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-,
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The

For convenience,
- means equal
absol. ace.
the following Abbreviations have
been used
or equivalent to absolutely
:
= absolute,
Latin Lat. lengthd. = lengthened

to
= 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)
Act.
c. ace.
masc.
= masculine
Med. = medial or middle voice

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.
metre)
Subst.
cognato = with cognate accusative, i e. with a which has the same or a similar signification
nom. = nominative
opp. to
orig.
with the Verb

c.
opt. or optat.
= opposed to optative mood
gen. pers.
= cum
genitivo personae
of.
confer (compare)
part.
collat.
= collateral
= originally = participle Pass. = passive voice

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

Conjunct.
contr.
cp.
= passive
=
=-
signification
pecul.
peculiar
perfect tense
plural
= conjunction = contracted, contraction

Verb, i.e. a Verb
of Middle
or
perf. or pf.
pi.
or plur.
dat.
= compare = dative Dep. = Deponent

deriv.
= plusquamperfec'.um = poetically Prep. = preposition

plqpf.
(pluperfect)
poet.
Passive forms with Active sense
pres.
present
= quod
tense
= derived, derivation dissyll. = dissyllable Dor. = in Doric Greek e. g. = exempli gratia p. = in Epic Greek esp. = especially etc, = et cetera
f.
priv. or privat.
q. V.
= privativum
vide
radic.
qq. V. quae vide radical
fem.
= future tense = feminine fin. = ad finem or fine

or fut.
= regular, regularly = shortened signf = signification sing. = singular sq. = sequens (the following
legul.
shortd.
word)
sub.
= subaudi,
subaudito
freq.= frequent, frequently

gen. or genit. := genitive
subj.
= subjunctive mood
= Substantive
Greek
Subst,
syll.
Horn.
i.
= Homer
est
e.
= id
imperat. or imper. = imperative mood imperf. or impf = imperfect tense

impers.
indie.
inf.
= syllable Trag, = Tragic, in Tragic trans. = transitive trisyll. = trisyllable

usu.
V.
= impersonal
= indicative mood
Ionic dialect
intr.
= infinitive mood or intrans. = intransitive
= usually = vide verb. Adj. = verbal

voce, vocem
adjective
voc,
Ion.
irreg.
= Ionic, in the = irregular
vocat.
= vocative
A,,
J
A
TO,
indecl., first
letter
of the Gr.
alphabet.
As numeral,
' = 65, ,
but
â
= looo.
5
as
as becomes In Ion. Greek as, is used instead of In Dor. Greek but the verbal term, is changed into
ao(pos wise,
together t as in
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
Xpos,
d,
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.
S,
, -, -$. -^, -^. -^, -5, - , -^ ^. -8,

,
for
:
,$ -5, .
and
unbaptized.
5,
$, -5,
S,
. ,
amined
(a privat.,
;3^)
ov, (a privat.,
^)
Adv.
speechless.
chic frenzy, uninspired, joyless. ov,
(o privat.,
dipped, that will not sink, Lat. immersabilis.
into
privat.,
$)
as prefix in
compos,:
I.
privativum, no/, as densome.
wnwise.
II.
copulativum,
III.
-(<8,
trial.
ov,
(a privat.,
iu-
by torture, tinquestioned.
ov, (a privat.,
-\$
\-
[]
or
-5,
~$,
) ) ) )
not heavy
:
without Bacfiot
to
be
II.
not bur-
not ex-
-$,
without
not ruled
,
dacra,
ov, (a privat.,
lable, of the Styx,
) , '. ', , , , " , . ,. , ,

aeOXos
a
is,
-$ -,
by which the gods swore dangerous or difficult task.
)
v.
not to be hurt, invio- ing, fickle.

:
but
(a privat.,
^)
inviolable.
-,
-5, -8,
-($,
$)
ov,
(a privat.,
\$)
not profane,
unbroken, not to he
not to be touched
broken, bard, strong.

invincible.
a-airros, ov, (a privat.,
thing, silly, stupid.

ov, (a privat.,
\\, -05,
ov, lengthd. poet, for
-$.
6, , -5, -8, -05,
stupidity:
from
ov,
(a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
$)
daros, contr. aTOs, ov, (a privat., to sa- without subsistence, poor. = tiate) insatiate, aros ov, (a privat., insatiate 0/ battle. = privat., ov, old Ep. Verb, used chiefly in aor. i act. a.^\aî\.a,-r],freedo7nfro7n harm: security: from contr. med. contr. and I. without harm : pass, es, (a privat., the pres, occurs only in 3 sing, of II. act. harmless, innoMed., all in Hom. to hurt, damage, esp. pass, unharmed, unhurt. Ep. to hurt mentally, mislead, infatuate : so too in Med., cent : preventing harm Adv. iravras 11. But the Med, and Pass. usu. without harming, without infringement. have an intr. sense, to go astray, to be infatuated or be, poet, for not thrown or privat., wildered, to go wrong, err, sin, do foolishly. [Hom. has rJTos, , , shot, of an arrow. so too but
:
vived, intolerable, insupportable
.$, ,
= da;,
&.^
to satisfy,
whence 3
sing,
Dor. for
{)
or arrow.
to be speechless.
-, -, -5, -5, -,
ov, (a privat.,
is,
(a privat.,
) -(. ) ) )
$. 5. $) $,
;
) $
($)
good-for-no-
unforced. not to be lived or surII.
~$,
-$,
not hit by a dart
without bleatings.
: ^
defenceless
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.
unheeded.
involuntary.
advised
hence poor.
cately stepping,
effeminately
riant hair or leaves.
) -, ) ) -5, )) -, -5, -5, ) -, (, )

Adv.
ill
) ,$, -. , )) , , ^, ,. , -8, -, ) ) , -, , ^, ^, ) -5, -, -5, ^) -, , ,) , ^-^) -5, -,

-$,, , ( 6$. -, -. -. -5,
:
euphon., of death, easy, light.

fs,
weak, feeble,
thomed: generally, ufifathomable, enormous.

as Subst.
v.
It
the abyss, bottomless pit.
sub
Dor. for ov, Dor. for
redupl. aor. 2 inf. of
Ep. for
--,
subj. of
-8.
-$,
:
-^,
From
II.
unmourned.
contr.
to admire. seeming good. do good ; and , a good or noble
to meet.
deed
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
ov
ov, (a
privat,,
5.
-5,
counsel, thoughtlessness
ov, (a privat.,
Adv. -ws,
ov,
superl.
privat.,
.
effeminacy.
c.
{ayaBos, epyov) untended, doing good: ol at Sparta, the five oldest knights, who went on missions for the state. to he imwilling. = and unwilling From 17, =d'ya0o-ep7ia. = ayaeo-epyos. -Troios, 6v, {ayados,
iingrazed.
-05,
good
service.
contr.
'.^(^,
from
''^, , ,
i.
good
in
its
kind, opp, to
6$,
inconsiderate,
ill-
bad:
later in
etc.,
in
Homer
usu, of heroes, brave, noble:

2.
moral
sense,
good, virtuous.
of things,
without oxen
good
in their kind; neut.
ayaOa
the
-05,
fortune, wealth, also
ov, (a privat.,
is,
(a privat.,
ov, 6,
unwetted. without weight.

softly or
(6$,
deli- also
[]
,
ov,
(05, yoos) ov, (ps,
womanishly
wailitig.
living delicately or TOS,
,$ ^, $, .
summum bojium. of comparison. The
Lat.
good
ayaOov, fare, dainties ; There are no regular forms
/$,
ov,
with delicate^ luxuwithout Bacchus.

soft-sandalled.
richly luxu-
riant.
soft,
formed from
5, $, ) {$,
with soft coverings. []

ov,
Adv.
delicate,
wax wanton, give oneself pride oneself on a thing.
eaten.
) -$. , -, ) 5, -8, ) '5, ya ,: : ', , , , -%, , ,=-$. -5, ,

immortal, divine, holy.
,, 5, ,
ov,
-$, -, -5, -5, '2, ,

luxurious.
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a copul.,
ov,
5) $) {05,
{05,
to
) $)
=
do good
noisy, boisterous.
only
, , , ,
also
Comp.
(piprepos.
Adv. in use is form of yaopy. (ayaeos) to make good, exalt. Pass, to be of good cheer.
contr.
($) common The

:
Sup.
() , 5,
in
use
Ep.
, ,are
:
goods of
Ep.
apiOTOs,
ev, well.
II. to
renowned : gen.
sing,
-,
in
(ay)
es,
(ayaOos) goodness, kindness. collat. form of

to be
yaa, yoa^^
bad sense,
angry
/iXe'os)
;
at
to envy.
{ayav,
.) = 6$.
(Akin to
6v, also os, ov, delicate, pretty, dainty,
f.
miss,
q. v.
gen.
$, , ()
;;,
delicacy, luxuriousness.
like
-, -,
-$.
f.
ov, also
ov, (a privat.,
)
live
Ep.
-, , , -08,
yaêe,
pi.
yaos
(ayav,
very glorious, famous,
ya(s, dat. sing, yae. = yaes.
shortd. poet, forms, ace.
word
inclytids.
well-built or placed.
-, -5,
{ayav,
ov,
giving none.
6S,
ov, 6,
on/OS,
{$, , , ($,
tender of natttre.
softly
lacte depulsus.
clad:
( privat.,
aor. i.
,
f.
(a privat.,
II.
))
like
: :
yas,
=
without
a poet. fem.
,
Lat.
getting none, weaned, Lat.
fiws,
17,
aor.
r|yaia
exceeding great joy. also as Dep.
[a], strengthd. for
yoa.
iris
From
to re:
milk,
treat
delicately
.-
Pass,
airs
;
-,
ov,
II.
(a privat.,
pass, not to be eaten, uneatable.
ov, (a privat.,
^ ) )
to
unwetted, waterless. joice exceedingly.
($): to make
delicately,
5, , a plant, the
aor.
f.
ya,
ox flag.
inf.
yabv
ya =
ydat.
c.
to tnake glorious, glorify,
honour, esp.
to
a god: also to deck, adorn:

to
mostly in Pass,
thing,
glory,
delight,
exult in a
Hence
not havinr^
delight,
bottomless, unfa-
hence,
that wherein one delights, a glory, ornament : a pleasing gift, esp. for the gods: 2. a statue in honour of a god; the image
$,
Ep. ayaacOai
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.
, , () ) -, ^ , () ^ ^,^ ' 5, , , () ^, ^ , 05,

of a god as an object of worship image.
6,
statues, a statuary, sculptor.
-, "',
:
, (/,
7)^, Ep.
:
)
3.
;
any statue or
'-)8, ,
Ion. for
ayanwvTfs,
pres. part. pi.

:
a maker of
, (ya)
ccws,
brotherly love
charity,
an
[]
object
of
love,
deliciae.
2 pi.
ayaaOe Ep. ayaaaOf,

2 pi.
inf.
ayaaOai
;
impf.
fut.
opos, 6, (ayairaw, loving manliness, manly.
love,
Lat.
[]
Ep.
the aor.
the feeling
of
Pass,
form
but also Med.
affection.
ov, verb. Adj. of
to be loved,
acquiesced
tionate.
in.
, ^,
-$,,
celibacy.
From
:
^.
,
:
05, ,
the least
Adv.
-kOjs.
dearly beloved
in, as
ov,
privat.,
ded, single, Lat. coelebs
^)
riage.
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,
0701'.]
',
a marriage that
is
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 =
strong or swift-flowitig. pres. inf. of
^
:
verb. Adj. of worthy of love. 2. evil. II. Adv.
, ,
disposed to love, affecbeloved,
,
.
to be acquiesced
yans
yaws, cheer(/,
Hence vexed, displeased, or angry at a thing. c<ws, 17, irritatio?t, vexation.
tating, vexatious.
~KWS.
ayavos.
, , ,
',
f.
der, marvel.
,
, ,
(ayav) to feel irritation
to be
05, ,
.08, , ,
yaa.
irri-
, , ,
,
-poos, ov, contr. ayap-povs, ovv,
)
I
yaa.
ay
that which
, (yaa) yoa, [],

poet,
poet,
for
aor. I pass. part, oi
.
is
admired, a won-
6v,
(ayavanTiw) irritable. verb. Adj. of ayavaKTiw,
irritable,
yavas.
dat.
plur.
ov, (ayav, much groaning, howling, of the waves, loud-wailing. admirable. Adv. for poet, for ayaoTOs, as
-5,
,
^,
fut.
o{ 3 sing. aor.
yaa.
of
Adv.
of
snow-capt,
-5, '\$.
,
-08, ,
08., , (yaa) 05,

, akin
to
05, ,, (yaa) , 05,
-$.
poet,
ov,
for
ayavdis,
gentle, kindly
sudden death was ascribed.
disposed
y(vos,
, -, ,
,
(ayav,
fern,
Adv.
much snowed upon,
ov.
Dor. for
copul.,
yvp(os.
(
,
esp.
yavos, mild, of the arrows of Artemis, to which
yvva)
Only poet.
gentleness, kindliness.
$, -,
:
ov,
gen. ovos, {ayavos,
benign.
i5os,
From
kindly
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
, /. -8,
,
5,
.
illustrious, noble.
stately,
proud :
sup.
$,
f.
ov, (ayav,
iyyoa)
:
Persia for carrying the royal despatches.

Ion.
y1ra.
, ,
are
opos,
, (ayavos, 6, . Dor. for

see
^, .,
f.
f.
:
only found in part. in act. sense admiring,
Ep. form of
yaa,
) -.
ay
mild-eyed.
reservoir.
news,
ya^r.
; \
come, entertain, in
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
:
yna, Ep. (ayaa, yoa). of persons, welwhich sense and Dep. ayaused by Homer take leave of:
aor.
:
Dor. for
yas.
ya
also to
ya
to
pf.
-, )
to
f.
.
:
-, ,
-, ,
(ayyos) a
vessel, pail
come on account of a message. a proclamation : a command, order.

Ion.
6,
pf.
,, ' ,
a messenger.
ov,
67; (
Ion.
(ayyfXos) a message, tidings,
a message concerning
me
2.
-5, (,
:
(ayycXia) a messenger. aor. I ijyyaXa Ep.

:
:
:
yye\a
^^;'
Hence
(')
, ,
a message, tidings, news.

a
'ArrOS,
pail
:
, ,
a
, ,
(,
:
ayyfAoy
II.
^,
yep.
, 17, (a77^^^*') ^ messenger, envoy. messenger from God, an angel.
Ion. for
'>(^.
ov, (a privat., yepas) without a gift of honour, unrecompensed, unrewarded. dycpccrOai, Ep. aor. 2 med. inf of ay
cos, TO,
a vessel of any kind, a jar, pan,
chest, box.
Adv. (ay
6,
like
by carrying. used as Adv. properly Imperat. of come ! co?ne on ! well ! Lat. age (ayw) pf. ayrjyepKa aor. I rjyfipa
:
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,
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.)
yypao: to
sense
yyipaa
we
also
come together, assetnble : in which have an Ep. aor. 2 med. ayipâeai,
, ,
<5,
6,
,
[]
-5,
Ep. for
yepav,
pi.
aor.
pass,
of
ypos.
yp.
^. -5, , , yis. 48,

Ion. impf. oi
{ayw,
ayipovTO, partic. syncop. gathered together.
ypvos, , ov,
assembled,
-5,
reverence.
Dor. for
ov,
of, c.
)
Ep. 3
leading the host.

tasting:
(a
privat.,
yox^^) not
neighbour:
gregarious.
at large.
-, 62;. 5, ,
without taste
gen.
in good sense, wonder, awe, bad sense, envy, hatred, spite : of
ov, gen. ovos, (a privat., 764x0;') without

solitary, desolate.
, {ayaa)
2.
Dor. for
Pass.
{yK)
ybv.
to live in herds, to be
2.
the gods, jealousy.
of the herd or multitude, common.
company.
ter.
-,
,
,
ov,
{ay\^ belonging to a herd, feeding

herds or shoals, gregarious.
to break.
II. in
6,
{y, ,)
privat.,
pass, of
the leader
of a
Adv. (a
ov,
7;)
y\)
without laughnot laughing,
-5,
lution or a polluted person, Lat.
(a privat.,
cf.
grave, sullen.
( ,
,
trifling.^
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. (777) 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)
II.
not to be laughed at, not
7;.
{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.
{y\)
y4.
not
yvv
,
(yav,
Contr.
nom. dual
from 070;
-68,
pedigree, of
meanness. a-7Vios, 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.
:
to lead.
ov, (a privat.,
yiVioKoyio) without
unknown
descent.
{ayivifi) low birth
-5,
ov, {aykoa Dor. for yio1l, leading the chorus or dance. [d] rjpos. Dor. for admirable, wondrous. [3]
, -5, , -5, -, -, , , ^,
-5,
ov,
(ov,
-, -,
ov,
7. yd. -, , () -(. , -5, -, , ,^. -, ,

-,
pf. act.
,, , ,
,
[d],
in
{ayvv)
a fragment,
piece, splinter.
Ep. for
ky,
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of ayvvpi,

pi.
pf.
and
plqpf.
yfp.
and
pass, of
aor. I inf. of
(ayos,
to drive
away pol:
piaculum exigere
sq.
ov, (a privat., yrjpas) free
growing old:
OJV
generally,
'.
from old age, undying, undecaying.
ace.
sing,
yf]pv
or
yp, nom.
and
ace. plur.
yps.
= ayqpaos.
contr. for ayqpaos.
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 yLa.
ov,
-8,
-5,
(a
privat.,
a holy place, sanctuary.

ov, 0,
-5,
~$.
, , ,
,
ayi,
f.
, {yaa)
y.
Lat. dedicare.
f.
riyiviov. Ion.
, ,
(ayios) to hallow, consecrate.
3 sing. aor. aros,
, {) {y) , = yaa.
,
:
1 pass,
imper. of
is
y.
hallowed,
sacred,
that which
consecration, sanctification.
Att.
{ayios) to hallow,
pres.
:
Ep. ayivccKov
inf.
lengthd. Ion. form of
^^
make
impf.
y,
to carry, bring to bear fruit,
tion
other books of the Old Testament as distinguished from the Law and the Prophets.
sacred, holy: of persons, pious, pure: as Subst., ayiov,
TO,
-, -:
Med.
to
have brought one.
ov, (ayios,
(sub.
') ),
written by inspirathe
^. -,
:
II.
-8,
poet, for
poet, for
[],
Psalms and
arm.
javelin,
the javelin itself.
a, ov,
(ayos) devoted to the gods, Lat. sacer,

II.
leash of a hound, a bow-string.
accursed.
the temple or sanctuary.

f.
hence
, ,
for
lift
5,5,
a sanctuary.
sometimes Uke Lat. In old Att. ayvos is used instead,
sacer,
throivn from the bent
[]
a javelin.
(dyios) sanctify, holiness.

in pi. holy rites, the service
-,
prep,
mostly
of javelin.
, ,
II.
,
it
like
-. -.
a loop in a cord
,
:
the
esp. the
bend of the thong of a
by which
was hurled, Lat. amentum : also 2. any thofig or string, e. g. the

verb.
:
arm
, {)
{dytos)
From
to
Lat. ancilia.
perform sacred
rites
to be pious, live piously.
ys.
in
:
poet, abbrev. for
take or
-(. ^,
compds. of the with words beginning with , e. g. ayKtif. {aynas, Dep. up in the arms. Adv. for ayKas, on the arm, i.e.
:
[/fct]
:
hooked spurs, of a fighting cock.

oi'tos, o,
toothed, barbed, o(
it,
plur.
-6, ,
of
to
feet,
Lat. cubito presso
poet, for
as the
pf.
take in the arms.
a bundle, Lat. manipulus.

braced.
angling
5, , -, , -, , -. ,
of
ov,
bound
, {) , . -, ()() ,^,-. , {, ) , -, (,
Dep.:
:
^, \'.
II.
-.
the
resting
on
also in the arms.
of a
{ayKri)
bent
arm,
closely
mostly
in
metaph. anything
sea, etc.
enfolding,
beak.
arms of the
f.
Att.
{)
=
aor.
ya^v =
I
ay
a^KclXCs, idos,
in plur.
/,
:
,
is
claws.
to
to
arms.
.
em-
6,
-, ', ,=$. y,
Adv.
poet, for
() {)
,
thong, thonged.
so called from
that which
an armful
a bundle.
we
into or in the arms.
to hook, catch as with a fish-hook.
or
an arm.
poet, for
, 08,
:
angling.
chor
of or for
, Dim.
is,
angling.
^)
a small hook. with a hook

hook-shaped.
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
, {) ,) , , : |, ,^ , ) -, (,, ',
,,
:
-, $ 5, -5, ($, ) -, (, ) -5, (-,

weapons.
couftsel, wily.
-, -,
II.
Dim. of
Adj.
as Subst.,
of to
,
ivith
:
a small dart or used to translate the
($, , {3, , , , {'5, $) -5, ',Roman $) . {8,

Tvos,
o,
with
oSovs) crook-
crooked
with curved
the
bow
Lat. uncus) crooked, curved, ov, of the eagle's beak, hooked. \y~\ ov, with curved bow.
ov,
{$,
,
sella curulis.
(5)
:
hooked
with crooked
f.
pass. pf.
make crooked
or hooked.
Hence
of javelins, furnished with a
{5,
its
f.
Lat. ancijra, an anchor,

in Find.
;
shape,
first
e.
for in
Homer
read only of
i.
stones used as anchors.

I
Att.
cD
aor.
{):
. Dim.
17,
of
a small anchor. holding by the an-
kv
when
safe at anchor.
wvos,
like
-5, ,
to
it,
of a fishing-rod.
the lyre.
Hence
(akin to ayKos,
and
5) ,
poet,
for
a fish-hook.
-'5,
as
plur. the bent
enfolding;
.
for
-, .-. -, '', -,
,
poet, for
II.
()
arms.
used only in metaph. anything closely
hence and in
opp. to what
(, () , {)
.
Dim. o(
ov,
fut.
.
;
bright-haired.
splendour, beauty, brightness : is useful, pomp, show, vanity,
plur. festivities.
cf.
poet, for
sense.
to hasten.
arm
-8,
:
60$, TO, a bend or hollow, esp. of the hence a mountain-glen, dell, valley.
poet, for
^,
make Pass,
, ^,
plur. vanities:
zho festive joy, triumph, and

inf.
med.
aor.
aor.
part, of
delight in
f.
Att.
splendid, adorn
to be
it.
:to an ornament : adorned with a thing, be proud of it, Hence an ornament; cf.
):
also to give as
, : {)
of
,
in
with
pass.
'.
ayAaoyvtos
aYXdo-yutos, ov, {ayXaos, ymov) with beautiful limbs. ov, {ay\aos, StvSpov) with beautiful
trees.
-5,
did
-5, -5,
gifts.
ov,
{ayXaos,
throne.
stowing goodly fruit.

youths.
-5, -5,
-$, '"0'5,
famous for
ov,
{ay\aos,
) )
6v,
-cDs.
rance.
bestowing splenwith splendid
lL = [poet, sometimes ayvoid
. , ,
(,
but
yvoi.
subj.
ov,
{ay\aos, Kapiros) bearing or be-
ov,
(ayXaos, Kovpos) rich in fair
rant ly.
, ,
^,
iay^
:
, , apt to err from ignorance. , {yvoi) want of perception,
yva,
:
a fault
cf.
poet., esp. Ep.,
form for
igno-
of ignorance.
yvoi.
Od.
if
218, 3 sing. aor. I opt. of written ayvoifiai, it is 3 sing. pres.

24.
Adv., pres. act. part, of

ov, (ayvos,
yvoi,
igno-
ov, {ay\aos,
$)
6s,
gracing
the feast.
-5,, 05, ,
also
:
splendid, stately,
:
cred.
heautiftd, brilliant, bright

dat.
of men, famous, noble
y\i],
/.) -5, ,
a thing.
Adv.
ace.
(Akin to
the
-,
-,
{ayXaos,
god of the
bright trident.
cDiros, 6,
{ayKaos,
bright-eyed
, ) ",
c.
-$.
ai-
'^, , ,
[a", v.
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
willow, the agnus castus.
$, , (ayvos)
sub
fin.]
purity, chastity.
:
ge-
Ep.
aor. I 3 dual ayvvrov fut. aor. 2 imperat. aôv, inf. aâi, part, aâs
: :
:
^,
:
nerally, flashing.
harsh.
ayXWos, only used in plur. ayXWis, a head of garlic, which is made up of several cloves.
5,
-5,
pass,
pf. 'iaya. Ion.
is,
(a privat., yXivKos) not sweet
sour,
break, sfiap, crush, shiver, Lat.

pf. act. 'idya, to be
frango
'ya
to
Pass, with
without tongue : silent, dumb, Lat. elinguis. speaking a strange tongue, =
, , $. , , , ,
-5,
is,
= a-y\(VKTjs.
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
in Att.
;
-5, -5,
Att.
dumbness.
From
v.
ayvv.']
Att.
ov, (a privat.,
yXwaaa)
II.
, {yvv) fragment. ,$, , {^)

a a
f. to act without judgment, act ignorantly or tmfairly. Adv. of senselessly.
(yvv)
yv(v,
want of sense
or judgment:
I.
breakage, fracture
of
senselessness, ignorance.
II.
senseless pride, arini-
bone.
-5,
carded, i. ayveia,
-,
e.
f.
-,05,
II.
broken
cliff,
ov, (a privat.,
ov,
ov,
yv)
precipice.
rogance.
quitas
:
unbending.
of cloth,
tiot
s(\.
II.
make a point of conscience

be pure or chaste
f.
:
make pure,
to offer,
atonement.
, ,, ^, ,
new.
Att.
(a
privat.,
^)
:
also not cleansed.
-,
in plur.
III. unfairness, unkindness, Lat. misunderstandings. From
ov, ovos, (a privat.,

:
yv) wanting
sense
II.
or
judgment
senseless, thoughtless, headstrong.
unfeeling, unkind: unjust.

chastity.
, {ayve) purity,
, iayvivd)
:
-5, 5,
chastity.
known:
{ayvos) to observe scrupulously, also simply, to of, c. inf. c. gen. to keep oneself pure from.
not knowing, ignorant of a thing. Adv. of ayvos.
aor.
riyviaa
{ayvos)
to
II.
purify, cleanse, Lat. lustrare.

sacrifice.
burn as a
(ayvais) a not knowing, ignorance, a being unknown, obscurity. or Ion. and Ep. for ^73 sing. aor. l of yvoi.
ayvios, a, ov, (ayvos)
>,
Ep.
if
{yv)
made of withy
a
or
agnus
castus.
means of
purification,
05, , (yvi) {yv)

ov, o,
purification, expiation.
unknown, heard of forgotten.

,
, , -5
,
, ,
,
when
2.
, ,
2.
(a privat., yvu/vai) pass

obscure, ignoble.
II
unact.
obscure.
a purifier. []
f.
:
Ep.
Ion.
Pass., aor. I
aor.
yva,
:
act. not
yva:
yvov
be known.
yvoia,
and Ep. 3
:
sing.
ayvduaacKe
pf.
/;^?/!':
p{.
yvat:
(as
, ,
-5,
,
-5, yvos
pres.
formed from foreg.
= yvoi.
or
2.
knowing, ignorant aor. I inf. of

unfruitfulness.
.
of, rivus.
ov, (a privat.,
yyv)
:
an tmknown tongue
unII.
not to be known.
From
ov, (a privat., yovrf) pass,
unborn.
II.
from *a-yvoos
= a-voos)
not to perceive or know,
to be ignorant, Lat.
in part, ayvou/v, by mistake.
ignorare : in Homer mostly, he perceived or knew well Pass, not to
not producing, unfruitful, barren : c. gen. not productive of, destitute of; tokos ayovos, fruitless
act.
travail,
the mother dies before
the
child
is
II.
absol. to mistake, be
wrong ; hence
born.
,a
Hence
fault of ignorance, oversight ; and
-$,
left childless.
ov, (a privat., yoos)
Ep. and Ion.
unmourned.
, , (yep) any
;:
ayopaaaOe
an Assembly of the People, opp. to the II. the place of Assembly, Council used not only for public debating, elections, and trials, but also for buying and selling, and all kinds especially, the marketof business, Lat. forum III. a speech made in the forum, speakplace.
assembly, esp.
{).
of ay
. . , .
!
ing, gift of speaking, Lat. concio. sold in the fortwi, esp. provisions,
ayopav
mark of
the forenoon,
the market-place was full to ayoprjs SiaXvais, the time just after noon :
they went
II, the bent arm, of the hand. like ayKOjv, yoiv. yopoa. [ayopaaaee^ (Akin to ayKUjv, [a] Ion. f, aor. rjyopaaa pf. qyopa/ca , a catching, hunting; aypav also, a way of catchto k<piiTiv to follow the chase: Pass., aor. pf, ^,ypaa (ayopa) ing. II. that which is taken in hunting, the booty, 2. to be in the market-place, to attend it : hence do business there, buy or sell : Med. to buy for one- prey : of birds or beasts, game ; of fish, a draught or haul. self. 3. of idle people, to haunt the market-place, lounge there, cf. sq. , want of learning : from
, ,
-$,
:
^,
to hold a market,
time, ayopa
when
home from
market. Ep. for ayopaade, 2
, ,,
IV. things
speaking, eloquence.
Lat. annona
V. as a
:
gious awe
, ,
dyopos,
0,
Adv.
to the Assembly or market. Ep. for rjyoprjaaTo, 3 sing. aor.
med.
, , {^)
$, ,
poet, for ayopa.
eos,
oyos
or
{^) , {)
i
.
speaker, orator.
the gift or
power of
any matter of
reli-
hence
pollution, guilt, Lat. pia2,
or ayopfjs
opp.
culum: also the curse which follows it. person or thing accursed, an abomination.
expiatory sacrifice.
the
when
pi.
pres. ind.
of
yopv
, ",
3.
an
, , {y) a
,
the flat
leader, chief.
place, an epith. of several gods.

the market-place
)
dealers.
irani,
ov, in,
of,
or belonging to the marketII.
,
:
yv.)
-5,
ov, {a privat.,
ypa) without learn-
oi
frequenting ayopaioi (with or without dv-
ing
I.
hucksters, petty traffickers, retailidlers or loungers, like Lat. subros-
2.
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
),
court-day.
,05, , ,
Aedilis.
bis office, Lat. Aedilicius.
who Rom.
,, , ) -.8,
the court
of or for the
yopavo5
or
ll. = ypaos, unwritten. unwritten ; ayp. d-YpaiTTOS, ov, {a privat., the unwritten moral law cf, aypaôs. 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<poi unwritten laws, which are I. the laws of na-
able to read or write.
-5, -3$, ,
ture,
,,
moral law,
{ypaa),
unlettered, Lat. illiteratus, esp. un-
yp)
:
meet in the Assembly, sit in debate in the Assembly, Lat. concionari. Dor. for
to
fojs,
sold
buy provisions, the purveyor, Lat. obsonator. ", of or for trafficking commerce, trade. dyopaartKi] (sub. or trade: fut. Ep. ayapcvov impf. ypov, Med., aor. riyopevaa, Ep. ay- pf. yyopiVKa
, -(
:
, ^ . $, , , ) ,
Ep. aor.
I
:
of the a clerk of the market, , (ayopa, regulated the buying and selling there, like the
:
^65.
Dep.
:
:
2.
laws of custom.
list.
registered in a written
in
on
{ayopa) also to speak
also, clownish, boorish, like aypoiKos.
in plur. wares,
, {yop) , , {yop) , {yop)

: :
, {yop)
yop.
boor.
buying, purchase.
is
that which
the slave
bought or
to
merchandise.
who had
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. ,
, ,
as
6, 6, Homer
65, ,
!
2 sing,
and
plur, imperat.
Adv.
just like
7,
of aycTc, come! come
^
II.
not
quick
ov, {aypos) of the country, rural, rustic :
\)], , clownishness
Hence
the life of a clown or
$, , =
ov,
$, , >, ,
, ,
aor.
yopv
Adj. used in hunting
Pass., aor.
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.
: :
yopcv (,
:
pf. jjyopcv-
, ,
(",
ayp.
catch
eagerly
Ep. and Ion. for ayopa.
Hence
Adv. from the Assembly or market ; and
, , ,
^,
: :
{yp)
ijpos, 6,
6,
{ype) = aypUT-qs.
05,(, ,,
f.
\$ ,
.
f.
a hunter, like aypfis. fishing; ayp.
II.
as
5, bounds;
a fishing-rod.
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
yp,
see dypei, ayptiTe.
Ion. for aypa.

:
aor, riypiava
{aypios)
I. intrani.

8
to he
iiypiiXaLos
^yxldfos.
2. causal, to make savage, provoked, angry, angry, provoke. ov, (aypios, k\aia) of a wild olive :
as Subst.
fruits, like
poet, writing wildly.
-, )) -. -05,
-5,
aypUKatos,
ov,
aypOTfipa, as Adj. rustic.
a wild
olive, oleaster.
countryman, countrywoman.
the country, rural, rustic.
{aypios,
eating wild
a
(aypios,
making wild : of
the country.
, , , ) -,
rjpos,
, = yp6s,
fern,
a countryman:
fern.
5,
(aypos)
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,
$,
awake
intent
(5,
wakeful.
2. in Att. also opp. to aaruos, Lzt./erus, ferox. 3. (as Lat. rusticus to urbanus) boorish, rude. also of any violent passion, wild, vehement, fuIII. Adv. -s, also neut. pi. aypia, rious.
man.
wildly, fiercely.
like
, -, -$. ,
$, ,
:
3, , a huntress.
los
Hence
wildness, fierceness. Lit. feritas.
ov, (aypios,
)
:
on.
with a rough voice,

aor. rjypiaj-
of the field, wild.
,, , , , ,
aKos,
f. :
2.
as Adj. living in
(aypos,
a watcher of
(aypvirvos) or (Is
ypvev rivi
,
to he
to be
wakeful, lie watchful for or
upon
a thing, Lat. invigilare rei.

sleeplesstiess,
Hence
sleepless,
waking, watching.
-vTrvos, ov,
(ypi,
virvo$)
= av7rvos,
a
=;>, to catch.
II.
, (aypos) = (dypa) a hunter

ecus,
yp6s,
:
fern.
5,
country-
and
a grass that mules feed
pf.
ya^
II.
f.
aor.
:
ypa Pass.,
:
(ayw) a way or road : in towns, a street, a public place ; in plur. a city, town. [ayvia\ Hence
(aypios)
to
make wild
or sato
vage.
pf.
be savage or fierce, Lat. efferari.

^,
, -,
life,
ya,
to
mostly in Pass, to be wild, of plants,

[t]
grow
etc.
:
, , ,,
ov,
, = yps,
a countryman
as Adj.
of men,
wild, and in
as Adj.
^^.
ovos,
Agyieus.
-05, ,
S,
-5, , ,
(aypios, eiSos) of a wild nature. wild-looking. (aypios,
(aypos,
field,
neighbour, opp. to
ov,
-, -5, ,
,
dwelling in the country.
country
, -^,
$, ,
vy(v.
(dypa,
(aypos,
Adv. of aypos, from the country.

(aypoiKos) boorishness, coarseness. the country : pi. country houses.
f.
) )
dian of the
feeding in the a country
, , , -5,
,
Âys
c'iws,
5, , fem. of foreg. a neighbour.

uepaireiai, the
, = Â.yvi(vs
voc. Â-yviara. [ayvia]

II.
worship of Apollo
streets
(ayvia) name of Apollo as guarand public places.
want of
ov, (a privat.,
ercise,
untrained ;
II.
yv) yvas
.
Adv.,
exercise or training.
From
yev)
thing, also eis or -npus
turbed.
a giver of booty.
II.
practised.
crowd, assembly, [d]
Att.
-,
:
rustic: hence
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,
uncultivated, like aypios.
, 08,
:
yvs
without exnvos unpractised in a 2. unharassed, undisexeiv to be un-
tos,
17,
Aeol. form of ayopa, a gathering,
Dep. to be boorish. From
lector
Hence
Hence
Adv.
II.
,,
,
like
a clown, rudely.
poet, for
clown.
assembled.
-5,, $, -8, )
plants
:
as Adj. rustic.
(aypos,
ov, part.
yps, a
countryman,
hand ; ay .
a land-steward. Ep. aor. 2 med. of
yp,
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, ,
:
ov, (aypos) poet, for aypios, wild, of
chase
II. (aypa) fond of the of men, rustic. ayorepa, the huntress. hence
-\5. - -, -5, -,
:
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, seaclose by, c. gen.
,' ) *,
-5,
ov, (dyxi,
, ,
|,,
, (yep) a collection. (yvps) to collect by begging, [a] ov, , (yp) properly a gatherer,
col-
hence a beggar, vagabond, mountebank, cheat.
, , like a mountebank. , fem. of ypp.

fighting hand to
arms for close fight.

:
yo. -5,
:
girt, like
neighbouring.
(s,
ov,
(dyxi, gen. ovos,
$)
deep close to shore.

(dyxi, ytircuv) near,
yva) of a neighbouring land. (dyxi, dios) near the gods, i. e. like gods or dwelling with the gods.
ov, (dyxi, ov,
bouring,
-8, , (^, )
(5.
near the door, neighc.
-,,,, -.5,
[]
in neut. as
,=
(^,
;
ways
to
Adv.
hand.
-, ($) -, (, )
e^
is,
come
or stand near
) '/ a ready
'(5. coming
near:
al-
ANGO,
throttle,
~,. ",
=
gen., also
c. dat., cf.
9
hand:
absol., or
near, nigh at
kkOeiv or
from nigh
at
(ayxi,
near the clouds.

wit, shrewdness,
5 ",
also
less
:
-5,
hang.
:
^yxov : f. : aor. ?iyâ Lat. to press tight, esp. the throat : to strangle,
impf.
dy
yaa,
fut.
Adv. doubtfully, Lat. aequo Marte. Lat. AGO: impf. ^yov, Ep. dyov. Ion.
ov, {dyxi, a doubtful battle.
05)
nearly equal;
ys,
ayayuv
or
fut.
fut.
Lat. sagacitas.
ready of mind, shrewd, Lat, sagax. Comp. Adv. of nearer.
, -5, )
-8,
dyiaKov
-voos, ov, contr.
-vovs, ovv, (ayxi, vovs)
ov,
contr.
;
near by sea
noKis) near the
KO\a/cs ayx'nropoi flatterers at one's elbow.

poet, for ayxi-noKis.
v.
rights of kin, right of inheritance.
, , ,
:
-, -,5,
poet.
city,
-, .5 -8,
',
ovv,
(dyxi,
(dyxi,
a short voyage.
(ws,
,,
freq.
^
:
aor. 2
inf.
yayov,
Ep.
aor.
pf.
^, redupl. yoa. Med.,

aor. 2
fut.
^^,
aor. I
yayv. Pass.,
^ya
:
but also
med.
pf.
aor. I pass,
,
;
with pass,
înf.
;
doa^.
signf.
:
ov,
(dyxi,
dwelling in the land. passing near;
^)
, ,
I. Act. to lead, lead away, of persons, q.v. <pipuv being used of things ; dyHV teal (pipuv to carry off the spoil of a land, both cattle and movables, like Lat. agere et ferre: dynv ds
or
ayxiaros.
or dyeiv km rovs diKaaras, to carry before a court of justice, Lat. rapere in jus. 2.
,
.
;
verb. Adj.
heir at law.
c. dat.
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, dy3. 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 xîpas, to take a thing 4. dyeaOai into one's hands. suddenly.
ov, poet, lengthd.
close-packed, in a heap.
, , , 8,
,,
, {y^riv) nearness
of kin.
II.
to
, = dyxiania.
$, ,
f.
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,
:
(ayxiara) the next of kin
,
,
esp. to be next of kin, to be heir at law.
()
:
the
etc.
3. to
Kojs
bring up, train, educate, naXSis or 4. to draiu out in length

;
5.
to be
near
to one,
dyuv, Lat.
murum
ducere, to build a wall.
like Lat. agere, to hold, celebrate,

to hold, keep, observe,
8,
,
poet, for ayxiarevs, ayxiOTrfp
iraeovs immediate author of the suffering.
form of ayxiCTos,
, ,
(, (,
anovMs,
life, live.
etc.
:
also
Lat. agere vitam, to lead a

to
Lat. ducere, to hold, consider ; kv
-5,
,
,
'
$etc.
dyciv
6. like
borders, neighbouring.
Kpuaaov
and
. , ,
grief.
-,
ov, gen. ovos, {dyxi,
)
;
near the
collar or leash.
fcus,
-TOKos, ov, {dyxi, tokos) near the birth, Adv. {dyxov) from nigh at hand. Adv. = nigh at band, c. gen.
TTiXas as
hanging.
mostly
yor , 5,
as
, -, ,
bad
y6vs
as
, ('7) throttling,
draws
:
, ,
,
:
ov,
{yy) fit for leading by,

0,
of a dog's
that
{dy
to lead)
a leader, one
or drags.
II.
that by which one leads,
rein, leash.
strangling, banging
worse than hanging
anguish hanging ; 2. a rope for banging, halter. , ov, fit for strangling or
yv
like
y6vs
{dy) a leading away, a carrying away

2.
or off: also in intrans. sense, a going away. bringing to or in, bringing before an assembly.
a
3.
{()
a leading towards a point, guiding : the leading of an army, guiding a state. 4. a training, educating
poet, for
-^.
{dyxi) nearest, next
ov, Sup. Adj.
Adv.
yo^r,
ov,
ya,
that
,
and
mode of life. {dyw) easy to be carried: things portable, a cargo of wares.

intrans. conduct,
ov,
dyojII.
dyxiara,
c.
gen.
of
may
be carried atvay
of persons, outlawed, or
III.
itpoar}Kovris the nearest of kin.
Comp.
Adj.
()
delivered into bondage.

plaisant.
easily led,
com-
nearer.
, ,
10
6v,
ahtia.
-Ko/s,
, a guide; ayorfoi an escort. III. drawing to oneself, leading towards.

citing, c. gen.
>$,
, {&^) ()
:
the
load of a wagon. leading, guiding: as Subst.,

II.
Adv.
combat.
eli-
games
6, ,
f.
aywviOTiKws ixnv to be disposed for

to be
ayopa ov, 6, esp. a president in 2. a place of the games : a judge. an assembly met to see games. . Ion. for âys, 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.
', $,
attractive,
ayojyov, attractiveness.
like
:
From
an assembly,
,
: :
:
. , ) -, ,
,
impf.
riyc/jviiov
!,
-, ,
:
generally, to direct, promote, judge, decide.
-,
,
(,
.
ov,
6,
I.
:
, -5,
-$,
I.
anguish.
yvoa. to be anxious about a thing. yvoa.

compete, like
v.
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.
,,, ,
pf. riycuviaKa
Tos
f.
[]
aor. I 1770;contest, to
to be
engaged
II.
in
to strive eagerly,
hence pass, unwept.
$ )) ^-. -5,
-,
(
=
II.
-5,
) ) ) ) 5. $) )
:
a judge or director of the
Adv. without
I.
tears.
From
ov, (a privat.,
act. not
without tears weeping, tearless. II.
fut.
Att.
aor. I
2
:
for the pass,
forms see
signf.
11.
{aywv):
;
yv(a
to
{$) hard -05, ( ) games ($, . -$,

riyojvi-
-,
:
is.
Dor. for
ov,
-$.
privat.,
hence,
as adamant, stubborn.
adamantine, of steel: Adv. -$.
avTos,
able
hence
as Subst.
hardest metal, prob. steel

as Adj. inexorable.
ov,
also
-8,
-8,
(a privat.,
horses, unbroken,
ov,
untamable metaph. inexorable. Trag. form of foreg. also of fe-
males, unwedded.
TOS.^
ayajviSdrai (Ion. for
yoJVvo (),
many
battles
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-
8,
,
(sub.
r|yvv.
\
;
costing nothing.
, {yvoa)
ploits.
contest, distinction.
contends,
contend.
esp. at
, , ,
an
,
,
-, -8, )
,
-,
8,
[Âdv.
but also
ov, (a privat.,
-.
) )
adamant, i. the diamond.
)
:
iron-bound.
unconquere. the
II.
properly of
as in
--
without expense,
ov, tribute-free. ov, (a privat.,
aor.
of
undivided. ahtfis, Ep. vocat. of 6775.
II.
an
object to strive for

III.
of that with which one
the prize
essay, declamation.
{yvoa) rivalry.
Adj. of
verb.
yon'oa,
one must
^np-ayvs, (v(p-ayys,
champion.
or striving:
,)
,
ov, , a combatant, rival, the games: an advocate: also an actor; hence

etc.
2.
(yvoai)
also fitted
fit for contesting ayarvifor winning: the art of winning or prevailing.
{^)
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, (($, security II. causing no fear, confidently, abundantly.
, , -, .
,
;
poet, for
poet, for
aor. I opt. of
.($, .
(,
($,
pf. part,
of
-,
$.
5)
-, -,
((8, (
not formidable.
(,
rity
( , ((,
{$) freedom from fear,

etc., to
safety, secu-
grant an
am-
abeLrjs
nesty; ev
^/
s,
eluai to feel sectire
^' adeias with
a promise of security.
c.
a-Sitirvos,
-, . ()
-($,
Ep. for a-Serjs.
oi^,
(a privat.,
undaunted:
-reus.
gen. without fear for a person.

inf.
Adv.
dSeiv, aor. 2 unfed.

-TCUS.
of
Of,
(a
privat.,
hiirrvov)
without food,
-(05,
oj/,
(a privat., 6e/fa^cu) unbribed. (a privat.,
-$,
oj/,
d-8KT0S, ov, (a privat.,

believed.
Tivos.
, -,
6(, ,
17,
II.
act. not receiving, not capable of,
)
a
Adv.
not tithed.
not received or
Dor. for
Ion. for
for
\.
<^77.
^. -, ) (, -5, , ) . , ,
-$,
contr.
11
ov, (a privat.,
-$, Dor.
708)
-8,
-5,
unassailed.
ov,
worm-eaten
(\$)
ov,
17^
($) unknown,
;
. .
.
(a privat., not gnawed not carped at. to be at a loss about a thing. ov, (a privat., unhurt. uncertainty.
ignoble.
ei.
II.
or
unknown,
,
unseen, secret
kariv
or
on..
:
it is
certain whether
Adv.
-Acws,
secretly
Sup.
un-
at a thing.
$, , ..
ther.
) ,
\<$,
<^<5s,
17,
, , , , -, , -.
, ,
fern,
6$. Ion. for -65. 0$, , . and Ion. for (\$.

of
great distress or anguish. Ep. Att. Adv. Lat. SATIS, enough, abundantly; to eat their fill, of horses enough of war
,, ,
f.
.
5, , {\08)
to be in
uncertainty.
great distress or anguish
(Deriv. uncertain.)
.'^
(*)
^^,
ov, contr.
brother's or sister's son, a nephew.

ly,
Att. contr. for
brother's or sister's daughter,
-8, -5, , ( ,, , \, (^) $5 Hades,

sister.
()
brother.
exdv
rivos to have enough of a thing.

privat.,
ecus, 6,
battle, uncontested.
niece.
TO,
Dim. o{
fut. Att.
, {($)
\<$)
sisters.
\$,
little
ao and Pluto :
', (
:
ov, (a privat.,
II.
)
2.
without strife. without strife or unconquerable.
$)
ov,
to
adopt as bro-
(with or without
Hades.
ov,
brotherly.
Adv.
-kuis.
Ion.
((<05,
as Subst.
pi.
murderifig a brother or
sister.
copul.,
I.
Ion. -(peos, Ep. -cpuos,
,
:
a brother; in
II.
geminus, in pairs, twin, also

it.
ness.
,
6v,
brothers
and
as Adj. like
Lat.
/j'î
vouring, gluttonous.
, . ^) , . -,
(iv
and
its
5),
the god of the lower world, Lat, Attic iv and is in or into the house of
the grave, death.
,
(a
Att., but also
*5
[ww-],
"
be
II. later,
I
aor.
opt. of
fut.
of
ov,
(,
(a
brotherly
or sisterly
hence
crossed, impassable.
ov, (a privat., guishable: unintelligible.
///
a thing, î/s/
-'5, -5, -5,
ov, (a privat., ov,
})
privat.,
Hence
5,
brotherhood,
-$, -|$,
2.
-$,
-$,
sightless,
--$,
bound;
prisoners suffered to be at large on parole.
master
-5,
-$,
., ) $
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
s,
a family of brothers, a brotherhood.
^)
Lat.
(a privat.,
ov,
(a
privat.,
) )
^)
v.
:
brotherly
kind-
mitting, unceasing.
cilable,
without
trees.
awkward.
unseeti, invisible.
not
seeing,
5( -5,
-5,
-5,
-5,
-5,
ov,
privat.,
-ws.
Adv.
ov, (a privat.,
allowing no reconciliation. to be irreconcilable.

ov, (a privat.,
2.
Adv.
-$,
without looking.
unfettered,
dissoluble.
irreconcilable.
))
undistin-
) ) ^)
Adv., Adv.,
eating to excess, denot wasted. not to
undecided. uninter-
irrecon-
undissolved
ov,
(a privat.,
05)
libera
custodia,
unof
eXdv
ov,
(a
privat.,
of writings, anonymous. d-ScTOS, ov, (a privat., unbound: free. not sweet, sour, is, (a privat.,
acerbus.
to
)$)
$)
hensible.
without
wetted
stilled, incessant, violent.
bitter, Lat.
has
aor. I
and
satio.
. ', ^, ,
-8, **,
its fut.,
ov, (a privat.,
untanned.
to error, infallible.
please, obsol.
pres.,
whence
aor. 2,
and
pf.
asunder, unbroken.
to be sated,
obsol. pres.,
whence come
be be sated;
Cf.
opt.
pf. part.
^56(
or
may
or
sated.
headstrong.
, )) ) -5, ) -5, ) , ) -,
II.
to be irreconcilable. ov, (a privat.,

act. not
understanding,
(a privat.,
()
avs
:
in-
incompre-
silly.
ov,
also
ov,
un-
a plant, maiden's hair.
ov,
(a privat.,
not to be
--5,
-08,
ov,
(a privat.,
not liable
not
Adv.
-5.
ov,
(a privat.,
torn
Adv.
-s.
ov, (a privat.,
-tcws.
immovable,
Adv.
Hence
immovableness, obstinacy.
ov, (a privat.,
incorruptible.
12
incorruptible.
indifferent.
learnt
II. taught, unlearned, rude. also, learnt without teaching. :
, ) ) )
-$,
-8, -5,
-^8,
II.
: :
'AbpCa^,
From
incorrupt,
, freedom from
ov,
corruption.
privat.,
II.
imperishable.
-5, , aos,
to
, ,)
tSos, ace.
fem. of
ov,
5.
poet, for
privat.,
untamed: of
6,
cattle,
ov, (a privat.,
not different
dens, unmarried.
({[-, ,
ov, (a privat.,
-8,
ov, (a privat.,
to be twrought out or fijiished.
let.
-5,
6$,
:
:
ov,
act.
(a privat.,
^) $)
without
of persons, unof things, not

not
out-
, -5,
Hades.
(^,
[/3a]
3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of

ov,
( privat.,
inglorious.
unexpectedly
unable to get out. ov, (a privat.,
worked
. (. : '
ment given, undecided.
of
Boeot. for
impf.
pf.
:
:
-5, -5, -8,
out, unfiriished.
ov, (a priv.,
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a
privat.,
,
Ion.
^) ^) )
tvv
:
()
-$,
;
Adv.
-,
also neut.
so also,
ov,
privat.,
) . ).
one
talk idly,
II.
II.
unbroken, wild; of mai-
who has gone
unproved. []
not
-$,
ov,
( privat.,
II.
ous, base,
unexamined.
indescribable,
probate.
without judg-
part. perf. pass,
f.
^{.
($):
trans, c. ace. pers. to
jure : thing
jury, Lat. injuria

to one.
wrong.
-,, , , . , ) $ , (
verb. Adj. of
, () , ,
:
c. dupl.
ace,
med. II. doxvrong. do one tvro?ig, to wrong, into wrong one in a

Pass.,
with
fut.
-, ) - ^,, -5,
From
aor.
i
^,
mean.
fut.
) )
ov,
in
unexpected.
as
Adv.
untried,
unproved, spuri-
rejected as spurious, reto prate,
-,
,
also
to
keen, subtle reasoner.
subtlety,
,
[a]
[]
ov,
-5,
Hence
($,
a prating fellow.
[a]
good
II.
sense,
, prating, frivolity.
Hence
keenness,
Pass, to be
wronged or injured. a wrong done, a wrong, inc. gen., tivos a wrong done
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.,
ov, guileless, artless
,,
one ought
to
do
, (^()
II.
a wrong, an
act of
offence,
-8,
f.
, , -, ,
ill
',
>.
( $, , poet, for
ov,
( privat., ^^) unexpected.

i.
$.
certain.
. )
[]
II.
not matter of opinion,

in
repute.
injustice.
ov, (a privat., of persons and things, doing wrong, unrighteous, unjust; (is
-$,
TO,
{$)
II.
e.
to be
wrong.
trans, to
of no reputation, stand hold in no esteem.
Hence
unjust in a thing,
in respect to a person
;
;
\oy OS
a plea of injustice
to begin lawless acts of violence unrighteous gain. II. wrong, improper,
,
also
matched, as horses.
a
III.
nefastus.
8. , , ()
Hence
neut.
crowded or thronged, close-packed.

loud, esp. of sounds:
day on which
the courts
8,
were
2.
5 \$
:
ful.
ill-
", 5,
-5,
-|8, ov, (a privat.,

2.
ill
repute, dishofiour.
)
,
disreputable, disgrace-
obscure, ignoble.
ios, TO, satiety, loathing.
ios, TO,
Dor. for
^5, joy.
i.
e.
avfv
shut, Lat. dies
-5,
attended, deserted.
Comp.
-5, ,
-$,
Adv.
ov,
incorrigible.
-5, -5,
,
.,
ov,
Adv. without right or reason. close, thick: hence
i.
more
neut.
and
vehement,
( privat.,
[]
Dor. for
ov,
( privat.,
privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
ing.
-Tfts.
(a
thirsty.
rjros, 6,
) ) .
Comp.
) )
freq.
as
Adv.
vs,
vehemently,
loudly;
active, listless, feeble.
unarranged.
) , -, ) ) -5 , , ,
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
)
e's,
\$) without
inactivity.
without
gifts.
slaves,
un-
-8, -,
or
ov, (a privat.,
unenslaved.
noiseless.
ov, (a privat.,
Ep.
From
(a privat.,
a
in-
sis,
of
5.
not corrected
as Adj., epith.
from
without doubt'
thirst,
not running away, not inclined to run away. unplucked. ov, (a privat.,
without
not
-8, -,, $,
, ) ) -8. -,
Ion.
ly,
name
of
Neme:
from an
altar erected to her
by Adrastus
later
if
of Nf/itffis,
c{. sq.
7iot
to be
escaped, as
Ion.
ov, (a privat.,
ov. Ion. for
Ion.
Hence
a-paos. >, , the
Adriatic Sea.
ones strength.
grown, ripe
rally,
:
ness, esp.
, , , ,
:
i^,
aetpai.
13
-$, , ( ()$) grow

privat.,
'ASpiariKos and
Pass,
ou, of the Adriatic.
not tart or pungent.

ripe
:
to
to
come
to
the ruler for the time being, whoever is the reigning king. Besides aei the Ion. and poet, forms and aliv are very comaei
ruler
;
ad
afs
ov, (dft,
'5, , ,
^,
properly stout, thick

:
hence
:
mon
full-
.-\,
-8,
6,
in Dor. also alts, ais,
well-grown
stout,
large, fat
gene-
-68, poet. -8, , , {aei, yeveaOai)

epith, of the gods in
)
:
and
at.
continually thrown.
strong, great in any way.
Hence
:
Homer,
like aiev kovTs, ever
$, , ($)
io
= sq.
existing, immortal.
stoutness
II.
ripeness, ful-
(s,
Att. for
(-yeves.
aftSoj.
\3, ()
of the body.
weakness
-, ,',
:
-8, -,
,
f.
make
power, or
. , ,.
-6iri|s,
(a privat,,
-, $)
ripe
abundance.
Pass,
Dor. for
-.
grow
ripe.
-5, ov, (o privat., *) unseen, dark. -5, (a privat., *';) unseen, without bodily
form.
Ep. 3 imperf. or 2 imperat. of

is,
want of
strength,
poverty,
-5,
"^
:
,=
($)
do
want
strength,
Att.
ability.
Hence
rarely
-5,,,
, ,) .
II.
(a privat., e'êvai) unknown, obscure. ever revolving, [] impf. Att. contr. Ep.
ov, {aei,
e,
:
fut.
Att.
aeiaa, Att.
a thing, c. inf.
2,
^
Att.
:
Dor.
(jVo)
Pass., aor. i
, ^. ,
Dor.
l
:
aor.
:
, ^
;
Ep.
:
pf.
tinable to
to
absol. without strength, powerless,
disabled
bility.
6
,
weakly
of things,
II.
wani of
Adv.
-Tcus,
strength.
Pass, unable to be done, impossible
$,
III.
(a,
Dor. for
-hvTOs, ov, (a privat.,
hence as Subst.
or shrine, Lat.
ovos,
, ,
", 5,
pots for
, , ,
,
,
adytum
Att. contr. for
,,,)$,
,
:
$.
: impossiwithout power, feebly, []
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,
sing
hence of
all
descant on.
Pass, to
2. c. ace. pers. to sing,
praise.
3.
noi to be entered:
6.
^-,
resound with song.

ov,
the innermost sanctuary
everliving, everlasting.
es,
Dor. for
the
to keep the
,
,
mourning for Adonis. Adonia. Hence , the mourning for Adonis.

in.
,
also
q. v.
ihe nightingale,
[]
[], seemly treatment, an outrage, insult, affront.

[t],
-, -{, $) -
-5,
Att. contr.
-, ,
ever-green.
is,
{(,
)
un-
d-eiKcXios, a, ov, also os, ov, poet, form for sq.

contr.
Adv.
-5, -$,
Adonis. 2. sowing quick-growing herbs

ov, (a privat., ov,
^-, -$,
-$.
gifts,
privat,,
ov, unbribed, incorruptible.
ov, (a privat.,
no
gifts.
-8, , ,
unbribed: II. giving no
-. )) ,
[a]
'$ ,
=
.
or
:
Att. contr.
Adv.
~$.
s, Att. contr.
jmseemly, pitiful, mean, shameful. Adv. in unseemly manner.
(a privat., (Tkos) Neut, aeiKes aa
-, ,=(.
Att. contr.
sq.
TjeiKiaa,
gifts, fruitless.
(
[a]
privat.,
nothing.
a(. Dor. for aei.
)
:
without gifts, taking gifts that are no
6-5,
tual motion, [t]
one
who
gives
e.
from
dcOXios, ov, also a, ov, (deOKov) running for the prize ; aieKios the a raci-horse ; apple of discord.
Adv. ever, always, for ever : to this time also is or elaaei.

oil,
:
, . 8, ^, , . , . -,
,
-$,
ov, (a privat.,
Ep. and Ion. for Ep. and Ion. for
() undowered. \.
Ion. impf. af'^Xcoi'.
:
Ep. and Ion. for Ep. and Ion. for
shamefully. of ever-babbling. aeiXoyiav as Att. law-term, ixeiv, TTpoTeiveaOai to court continual inquiry. From
aciKUJS, Ion.
,, , . , )
Ep. aei/ciaaa:
:
,
Ep.
fut.
Att.
pass.
-:
inf.
aor. I
aor.
aeiKi'
{$)
to treat unseemly, insult, abuse.
,
-5,
-5,
,
ov, {aei,
ever moving, in perpe-
aor.
pass. inf. of
e.
I act.
Ep. aor.
and med. of
Alt. fut. of
5, Adv.
\ey)
ov, {aei,
properly neut.
-5,
lasting.
ov, {aei,
always talking.
:
ov, also
ov, {aei,
in everlasting remembra?ice
ever-memorable, ever(aft,
Adv.
-TCus.
dci-vaos, ov, contr.

ever-flowing.
-, , )
ever-fasting.
bad
Ep. and Ion. for Ep. and Ion. for ov, Ep. and Ion. for
^' aft
With
-65.
ever up the Artie.
-8,
los,
,,
afi-irXavos, ov, {aei,
deipa, Ep. for ^f<pa, aor. I ot dctpai, aor. l inf. of dfô;.
= 65,
ever-wandering.
etp.
14
act-pvros, ov, {aei,
^
for
to
Pass., aor.
,,.( :
aiCpoos,
aîpoos
&:.
expected
ov, contr. aei-povs, ovv,
)
:
= sq.
ever-flowing.
Att.
fut.
aor.
act. rjupa,
Ep. anpa.
:
Med.,
[],
contr.
fut.
from
apov-
Adv. unexpectedly. Adv. of

dt-vfios, ov,
(ait,
[],
contr.
I
from
aor.
pf.
^:
I
:
up
. )
:
:
to
he despaired of:
acXirra, neut.
pi.
as
$,
:
II. act.
hopeless, desperate.
unexpectedly.
also Ep. dei-vaos, contr.
d6-vs,
Ep. 3 sing, failing.

:
plqpf.
for the
Att. forms, v.
to
to lift,
heave, raise up, hence to bear, carry
carry off&s
to lift
plunder
but
i.
also, to
e.
hand, offer
; Med.
diVTCS, part. pi. of afî-yvios, ov,
-, , . {, ")
ov,
ever-flowing Adv. -oms.
generally, everlasting, never-
= aevaos.
oneself,
hear
off,
;
win, take for oneself :Fzss.
deî-voos, ov, contr.
deî-vovs,
pearing.
, ^, . . . (, ^, ^. , ) -5, -$, ) -, ) ^($, ' $, () -5,

to
hang be hung the dagger hung beside the sword raise or stir up ;
up, to
^($
sheath.
2.
:
strengthening the mind.
to hoist sail
grow,
Pass, to raise up, arise.
Ep. aor.
part.
pi.
of
nom.
pi. fern,
uciai, 3
of
6,
poet,
and Ion.
for
as
for
>.
ap-
fut.
of
is,
{aei,
ever-shining
or
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 :
ov,
{, -5, {, '',
d6-vos,
leafy.
ov,
Ion.
) )
,
strengthening the limbs.

voos)
leaves
, {,
making
(,
is,
,, ^, 4
:
prosper.
ov, (act,
ever-watched or everlife.
watching, ever-wakeful.
-,
[t]
atpyd-t^ or
(dft,
exile for
ttei-xpovios, ov, (aei, xpjvos) everlasting.
will, often in
vito;
-68,
-(,
(a privat., eKovaios) against

luntary.
Att. contr.
, {) , ( (, ,
Virgil's
ov, for
ov,
unwilling, resisting;
or
multa reluctans. anKeXios. Ep. Adv. against the

c.
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.
= -
[i],
Ion. for afpy'ia.
a-epyos.
dpv,
:
contr.
dcpOîs, aor.
Homer
gen.;
Lat. te inov,
Lat. Diis non propitiis.

the
ov, also a, ov, Att. contr.
against the will, unwilling : withotit design or purpose. dcXios, Dor. for iiiXios, stormy wind, Ep. 2. metaph. of any whirling moa whirlwind.
, , , .)
[],
will, forced,
invo-
ov,
privat.,
) (,
From
depOcv, Dor. and Ep. for 3 pi. aor. of 3 sing, of same tense. dcpios, ov, also a, ov. Ion. ov,
' ,
f.
I pass. part,
Adv.
,
of ae
cloudy.
() /.
lifting up.
pass,
(, ,
one
in mist, or thick air
II.
^p, in the air,
{,
high in air. d-ipKTOS, ov, (a privat.,
,
ov,
to
depo-panjs,
, (,
, , (,
Ion.
dpo-vs,
ing in
air.
^-,
(,
epy) unfenced, open. tread in air, walk the air.
is,
(, ^) wheeltossed in
who treads
in air.
tion, [at]
deXXaios,
the storm,
, ,{) ) -,
a, ov,
-8,
dpo-poos,
5ovi)
mid
air,
(aeWa)
deWas,
),
$.
stormy, swift as the storm.
soaring.
<, ,
f.
to traverse air.
From
(s,
eddying.
ov, traversing air.
ov, {aiXka,
struggling with
aipo-eih't]^, is,
iTOvs) in
-,
-5, Homeric
, ,
storm-footed,
[a]
dat. pi.
($. -, -$, ^, () ()
swift as
the storm,
,,
form of
to be
see
7)(.
(, (,
(T8os) like the sky or air, misty:
sq.
gen. noSos,
(,
etc.:
only found
dpo-C, ,
air
Ep. form aeXXo-iros, like
-, , )()
-{/, $, , an
f.
dcpo-KOpa|,
afeos, 0,
an air-raven.
air-gnat.
(,
expected.
Lat.
,
ex
without hope, to despair.
-5,
to lose oneself in
is,
vague speculation.
floating in air, of
(,
ov,
a-cXirrfis, es, (a privat.,
unhoped for, un:
57,
an unloosed for event

unexpectedly.
insperato,
2.
(. (, $, dp-vos, (, []
despair.
the clouds. Aeol. for
head high,
From
a-eXiTTOs, ov, (a privat.,
$
unlookedfor, un-
-, )
, , and dp-'os,
oti
) )
a battle in the
to
air.
measure
the
carrying the
OV,
((1,
hovering
high.
with Adv. free : not deserving punishment impunity. 2. not amounting to punishment, harmless.
3 sing. pass. subj. o(
ov,
-, , , {, $, , , $ , $, $ (( $, () ^. , . . ^ ^, , $. , {$) , . , , , , ^- -5, ^. , . -, ) , ,{$) , ,, ()$, . , , , , -8, ", (. , ( , .) , $ () , () 5, , -5, , . \, ) , , -$, , ) . ^, -5, =, 5, .) -8, ) -<5, () , ) $,
aepaiiTOVS
6,
gen. voZos,
to
irovs)
lifting
up
the feet, brisk-trotting.
poet,
form of
:
lift
up
impf.
. ,, , ,
ov,
5, , =
,=
;
(/') (/or belonging to a nightingale.

a nightingale. a nightingale.
ovs,
aor. I
pf. pass,
^cp-
nightingale
oes, Dor. for

I
[]
pi.
aor. I
:
and 3 pi. prob, from an obsol. root >, =

in use.
inf.
[i], unaccustomedbeing unaccustomed to a thing Tivos inexperience of a thing.
ness, fiovelty, the
to sleep
no other tenses
Akin to
tavw,
(<.
thing, c. gen.
,
;
or , gen. properly the songstress. Adv. of to be unfriendly.

Att.
Ion.
poet, for
:
to be
unaccustomed
to a
impf.
silliness, folly,
in plur.
From
strange:
gen.
',
gen. ovos,
(<,
injured in
mind:
eagle,
witless, silly, infatuated,
[a]
'AETO'5
or alcTos, also poet.

II.
105,
an
Lat. aquila.
an eagle as a
[d]
stan-
,
aus
: :
s,
privat.,
^jOos)
i.
Adv.
II.
-$.
unwonted, unusual, unused to a thing, c.
without ^jOos or character.

q. v.
Dep. Adv. of
to be
unaccustomed.
unexpectedly.
inf.
dard, [d]
blast,
6s, {oLiTOs, ilbos) eagle-like,
Ep. for
wind. of
inf.
"AZA,
*'AE'fi, to sleep, v. properly dryness, beat: also mould,
(v.
sub
aeiffi
3 sing, imper. 3 sing,
3 dual
;
(not derov), 3 Ep.
pi.
;
dâXcos,
a,
ov,
har^h, cruel.
dry, parched: hence parching, scorching. to dry or parch up.

pass,
II. &ct.
:
, freedom from jealousy

or, like
ov,
simplicity.
From
:
unenviable, miserable
inconsiderable, mean.
(a privat.,
ov, (o privat.,
not to be envied. without loss, scot-
-,
Ep. 3 sing. impf. Pass. 3 pi. aecav Ep. 3 sing. impf. part. to the pass, forms breathe hard, blow, of the vând 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,
: : :
(From
privat.,
unexamined.
unceasing, excessive: more freq. as Adv. II. hard, unceasingly, beyond measure.
S,
rough.
-[$, ,-, -^$, ov, {a \\\..,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
ill
the feast of unleavened bread. privat., vyos, 6,
-matched : unmarried.
unleavened:
, (
'^)
unyoked, un-
paired
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; ^
:
, ,, , ,
from
to
*,
[a]
(OJS,
a blowing,
ov,
Att.
[]
privat.,
unconquered, not beaten

for
\$,
{*,
"AZfl,
to
struck.
-5,
Cf.
.
: . .
ov,
privat.,
hurry
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$, Ep. gen. fjos, , a young nightingale.
, -$,
:
, $,
,
) .
ungirt
(!)
{aOavaros) to make immortal: Pass. II. to bold oneself become or be immortal. immortal.
, .. 5, , 5. , -5, . -5, ) -, -, -, -5, {$) ) ,

,=
Ep. 3 sing. impf. pass, 3 dual pres. ov, an old word, only in
Att.
ov,
$. , , (,
ov,
) )
unconquerable.
little.
wicked.
light as air
blast, gale,
wind.
(a privat.,
never having been at sea.

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

fearless.
\$)
is,
(a privat.,
immortality.
, -,
secret.
16
aeavaros
ov, also
-$,
ol,
ffvos,
to
ov, not subject to death,
dying, immortal, opp. to
and
05
:
unhence
the Immortals, of the
body of troops
things, everlasting.
unworthy of burial.
also
made of it. \-'\

is,
) , , $) -,
that
is
kept at
Gods, also of a a certain number : of

unburied.
II.
, , , ',
-$,
:
Adv. at Athens. long to be at Athens. Adv. from Athens. epos, , the beard or spike of an ear of
ov, (a privat.,
j^,
groats or meal, porridge

discouraged.
not wonderII.
ing at anything.
-5, ( ( -, ()
privat.,
ov,
privat.,
Adv.
-$.
corn, an ear of corn itself, Lat. spica. II. the point or barb of a weapon, [a] ov, (a privat., not to be catight. ov, (o privat., not hunted. \oiyos) consutner of ears of 6,
corn, of a
not admired.
of corn
) ) -, {, ) -5, {, -$.
-5, -5,
winnowing fan
ov,
:
cf.
ov, (a privat.,
II. act.
unseen, itivisible
to.
law or government, Adv. -$. a-0os, ov, without God, denying the gods: generally, godless, ungodly. II. abandoned by the gods. Hence.
privat,,
godless, Lat. nefarius.
-, ^) ^) -, -65, -8, -, )
not seeing, blind
game.
6.
Adv.
{^$)
,
ov, (a privat.,
without the aid of God. uninspired.

implacable.
ov,
for hoarding up.

is,
ov, (a privat.,
-5,
iTos, 6,
lawless.
-, -5,
',
to
to
f.
-5,
ov,
ov,
devouring ears opyavov a winnowing fan. {a privat., without wild beasts or

ov,
{a privat.,
(a privat.,
^^) =
( privat.,
;
and
) ^)
)
not fit
untouched by a thing
lawless, without
money;
also c. dat. voaois
touched, holy, sacred.
-, $, 6,
:
contr. from Ep. fut. contend for a prize, combat, wrestle. struggle, endure, suffer.
^:
:
$ .
II. act.
$.
untouched :
2.
c. gen. untainted by
not to be
not touching.
(: (\5):
2. to
:
, godlessness, ungodliness. , want of attendance or care

From
neglect of a thing.
to,
a-OepaircvTOS, ov, (a privat., not attended neglected. II. unhealed, incurable. Ep. aor. I or (a privat.,
curare,
excited by passion.
expressible
, , , () ', {) ,
Adv.
, , ' ', , , , , , -8, , ^, ',

($,
useless:
, , ()) ,
:
-, , , () -5,
-5,
f.
-^ () -8,
c.
^)
c.
gen.
fer.
to slight,
ace.
ov, (a privat.,
()
make
implement of labour.
ecus,
light of, Lat. nihil
hard
unheated; not
older form of from , combatant, champion: a prize-fighter, Lat.

6,
ov, without
warmth.
ta.
unsteadiness, fickleness.
ov, lawless.
thing, master of a thing, c. gen. aOXvos, a, ov, also os, ov, contr.
ov, impossible even for
gods
to tell, in-
-6,
hence marvellously great, enormous.
()
subject to the toils of conflict generally, wretched, Lat. miser. Hence
{(\,
to set aside,
disregard.
abolition, rejection.
d-06Tos, ov, {a privat.,
-, -5,
:
($.
Adv. ($
masculine.
as,
not placed, set aside,

lawlessly.
Adv. of a0os, in a godless manner. ov, (a privat., unsuckled, weaned. ov, (a privat., not made wo-
manish
))
contr.
from
or
Ion.
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. acÂos, a contest either in war or sport, esp. contest for a prize : a conflict^
"*
the prize, the judge in the
,, ) , -, -,
trial.
II.
, () , {)
:
aor. I
pf.
2.
(aÂos):
sif-
contend for a prize.
to
eftdure,
II. to
be
an
athlete.
II.
a contest, struggle.
an
a contesting
contr.
($, , ()
from
:
.
:
a struggle,
athle-
generally one practised or skilled in a
.5,
hence
$, ,
rjpos,
suffering, wretchedness.
, , {,
{,
) (3. ). ^,
=
one
not muddy, clear.
who awards
'02,
5,
Dor. Aeol. *AAthena, Lat. Minerva, the tutelary goddess of Athens.
trouble.
,~
$.
ov,
(,,
towards Athens. From the city of Athens, used in pi. like because it consisted of several parts. TO, the temple of Athena. ov, Athenian, of or from
to or
prize, victorious, of horses.
-5, -8,
ov, (a privat.,
\5)
ov, (a privat.,
troubled.
Athens.
-5, -)5,
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
6$)
~$.
) )
bearing away the
not muddied, unundisturbed. without uproar,
or -06, Adv. from Athens.
undisturbed, tranquil.
Adv.
aOpavoTos
:
to look closely at,
mind, to consider, think on, ponder esp. in pres. and aor. I imperat. see, look, consider. verb. Adj. of one must consider.
or
:
aor.
) ,, , ([ , : : {$)
-8, ',
I
AITAH.
at,
17
ov,
( privat.,
:
unbroken.
2. later,
Att.
f.
aor. 2
Exclam. of strong desire, that I would that I Lat. utinam, in Horn, always ai yap. See
gaze
at, observe.
of the
,
,
bewail.
', ,,
gen.
2|, f ,
wailing
(.
poet, for yaia,

cry, lameni.
!
',
earih, land.
From
wail, and
c.
cry aiai or ah
ace.
f.
aor.
:
pf.
together, collect, esp. to levy forces
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:
crowded together
, , ,
,
collect one's
:
$, , () ()
,
:
5:
Pass.,
to
gather
. ,
, , ($
II.
,
',
Exclam. alas I Lat. vae. aiaKTos, verb. Adj. of
^,
lamentable.
Ion.
is,
prob.
from aid, and so
-$)
(, $)
:
perishable.
spond at ox for
heart.
despondency.
hearted.
keep one's tongue within doors
) , , {) , , , $' , () (, ) , -8,
-5,
f.
($)
(,
,
-8, 5, ,
5,
,
8,
,
()
,
()
tit,
$,
not enervated.
cf.
to be disheartened, to de-
a thing.
verb. Adj. of
one must lose
($) want .
of heart, faintheartedness,
-5,
-8,
babbling, of Echo.
) -8, {$, )
:
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,
ov, (a privat., ov,
-8,
-5,
-5,
:
',
ov, (a privat.,
to play,
amuse
play at a thing, do it in play, ov, (a privat.,

door.
ov, (a privat.,
-5,
) )
oneself.
,, )
a babbler, chatterer.
without a door.
goatherds.
) -, ) -5, ) -5, -$, )

aiYlaXos,
, -,
17,
-65,
,
05, \(.
ov,
aiYCOS, a, ov,
, (', = a'iyfios.
a goalherd. [a]
{,) -5, {,
fws,
ov,
j),
ov, 6, fern, rrts, ihos,
on the shore. From
the sea-shore, beach, strand.
(, $) feeding goats. ov, (, browsed by goats. Lat. parus. a bird, the ov, (, goat-shanked.
,
6,
a goat-pasture.
-,
(,
ol,
{',
feeders of goats,
even by goats
105, , : hence
{, ()
steep, sheer,
properly, deserted
[yt]
without thyrsus.
as Subst.,
[]
II. c. ace, io
not closed by a
-5, ()(,,4) -5, , (,() ) -5,, , , -5, , -5,

ov,
an herb of which goats are fond.

browsed by goats. a goatherd.
aegis-bearing.
goat-footed.
3.
a^yvos,
01',
(aiyis,
ov,
now,
gen.
(')
a plant with a red flower, of

shield of Jupiter, described to rush or
= alyti.
offered, not accepted in sacrifice
not offered, not to be generally, unhal:
which goats were fond.

al-yis,
,,
738
;
ihe aegis,
lowed.
free.
'^.
tery
breastplate.
", , 5, ,
-8,
-68,
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.
-)
()
, ) ,
hence
rible
in
II.
5.
(from
later
a rushing storm, hurricane, tera goatII. from as the shaken aegis.

2.
move
violently):
skin coat.
$, .
AITAH,
Dim. of a little goat. Dor. for aiy\(s.

:
avTos, contr. for aiy\aeis. sun, daylight 17, the light of the
any
2.
Ep. 6, Mount Athos. ol, Conj., Ep. and Dor. for d, if.
bright light, glitter, lustre, gleam, of metal. Heac metaph. splendour, glory.
18
liant, lustrous.
Subst. a goatherd.
, ) -, )
,
(v,
(s,
aly\r\HS
beaming:
(-,
,
beaming, radiant.
bril-
-05, , (,
-5,
,=
. ,. ^, . ", . ",
impf.
for
4,
^(-
tending goats
as
{',
$,
-5, '^6$, -, $, , {,
also arras, , on/, gen. II. as Subst., aiyoKpas) goat-horned. 6, Capricorn in the Zodiac.
$,
, , -,
spect in
obsol.
nom.
"A'is
dwelling of Hades : dv in Hades. \_~, but
", ", 'os ),

gen. and dat. of
'Ais, from an
to the
and ds
(sc.
gen. ovos,
(, 5, ', -|, , 8, "^. , . ,) , . ^ ^,.. (. . ^,

like
-, '$.-) -5, -, , ) 05, , -,
a goatherd.
,
:
:
6,
6vv0 = aiyun'v^.
goat-faced.
,=
f.
-,
(', {',
to
to
have goat's hair.
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. , ,
, (^)
f.
- -5, -5, .
(,
sometimes.]
feeling re-
Att. kv
vulture, Lat. vultur.
unknowing of right
II.
speak Egyptian.
Adv. in the Egyptian tongue.

craftily.
es,
-5,
an Egyptian,
yivos) of Egyptian fulness,

II.
race.
''2, modesty ('

kvi
-5, , -5, , .
lengthd.
oos, contr. ovs,
:
:
,
,
, .
-$,
,
or law, lawless, savage,
(') ). {5, )
[]
unsettled, unsteady.
form of
5.
sense of shame, basha sense of shame or honour, regard for others, respect, reve-
Egypt
ashamed or fear
son
to
thing.
hence annihilating, destroying. unknown, obscure.

Sup.
, ,
$,
. , -, , . . , , {) , {) ,
3 1
to
',the river Nile.

as Adv.,
rence.
II.
that which causes
fuyvnTOvhf,
to
Egypt.
and so
majesty.
olci. Ion.
I.
shame,
I
, , (,
goat-hoofed.
shame, ye Argives
2.=
for
Dor. for
for
'^,
fut.
pres. imperat. of
-65, , poet, for (-^5, ever existing.

(For compds. of aUi here omitted,
v.
and poet,
. .
scandal;
shame or
$,
respect,
'Apyuoi
3. dignity,
aor.
sub act-.)
imperat.
also in pass,
to feel
form
aUX-ovpos,
alev,
Dep.
shame, be
per-
= aii'i.
, ,
Ion. for a!i\ovpos.
also to
respect, reverence
aliv-virvos, ov, {aliv, vttvos) lulling in eternal sleep.

ales. Dor. for aet, aUi.
c.
inf.
be
2. as Att.
ashamed or afraid to do a law-term, to feel pity for, hence

pi.
aicTos,
lengthd. form of atTos,
an
eagle.
pardon,
esp. in aor. I
lengthd. form of
ais.
person
:
for
aor.
3 imper. of
aor.
of
an
active, vigorous, lusty
a man.
-5, ,. (
is,
(Oiis,
fut.
privat.,
. )
or
(Deriv. uncertain.)
like
venerable.
reverence, compassion.
making unseen
II. pass,
unseen,
, (() (5. ^)-. -, (
(5)
blazing.
thick
, , , $,
77,
ros, terrible, mighty. Dor. of aeros, aiiros, an eagle.
(') = ai9a\os,
(\05)
soot,
[]
ojvos,
swarthy, dusky.
Hades, the god of the world below, Lat. Pluto.
, ,
gen. ovos,
privat.,
bashful, modest
Adv.
few,
Att.
"8
unseen
', , (^)
-ls, unand Sup. of
destroyed.
-08, ,
hoios.
, () ,(
lie in ashes.
',, ,
smoke of
f.
o(v, contr. alOoAotls,
smoky, sooty, black.
II.
. .
ovv,
burning,
like
\iyvvs, a smoky flame, the
fire, soot.
\\
Hence
to
burn
to soot or ashes
Pass, to
everlasting, for
privat.,
')
ios.
poet, for
seen, hidden, dark.
pudenda
, 5,
(68,
,
,
:
-ioTaros, Comp.
in plur.
mostly
:
properly neut. from
() - -, (, {)
Lat. utinam,
aiOcpios, a, ov or os, ov,
air,
ai0. Dor. and Ep. for
' 6((8
(,
that!
to
would that!
,
that thou hadst
c. inf.
walk
in ether.
to
I.
the ether or upper air, as opp. to

the genitals,
high in
Sup. -iararos
respect, tender
act.
()
Comp.
aio(pos
:
-, (,
on high.
and -earfpos,
walk
regarded with
awe or
II.
reverence, august, venerable

:
of women, deserving
$,
of things, valuable, excellent. bashful, modest. 2. reverent. Adv. of aioos, reverently.
ether.
always
, 6-5,
in ether.
ipos,
) ^,
2.
of or belonging
so ethereal, heavenly.
(pos, and
to
skim the
ov,
(,
ether.
)
ij,
to
From
skimming
in
the
in
Homer always
and Att. Poets
Att.
:
in Pindar
common
()
prose
:
air or atmosphere)
4.
or
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,
:
air, opp. to
-,
alOos,
oiros,
fern,
an Ethiop, negro, properly Burnt-face. aiOos, TO, and 6, burning heat, fire.
,,
.
II.
{the lower
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,
)
:
\g
(,
mournful.
6)
cat, so called
-8 -, ,
AI'MA,
oTos, TO, blood
also bloodshed; ('ipyaaTai
,,
(aloXos,
6v,
(so.
(') (') burnt :fire-coloured, fiery. ), , (') the corridor or vesti;
from the wavy motion of the
tail,
blood has been shed;
bule of a house mostly looking East or South, to catch the sun, whence the name.
-,
('
like Lat. sanguis, blood-relationship, kin.
onos, (aWos, oip) fiery-looking,

Vf'ine,
of metal,
flashing; oi
hot, keen.
Lat. sudum.
5),
open
, , -, ,
later
is,
sparkling.
metaph. _/?iry,
()
clear sky, fair weather,
10-5, ov, , = (', y(v(aeai)

,
:
\$.
of the sky.
to sleep in the
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
kindle
-, , (, )
sky.
born from ether. = used absol. in gen. aWpias (sub. II. the fence. in fine weather, Lat. per purum.
or
) $, ^, $, ,
blood, bloody.
of blood, made upon the grave appease the manes.

offerings
- -,,
'
(peir/fiv to
in plur. streams
of blood
a mother's
to shed blood; be banished for homicide. II.
or
, (,
al,
Kopkv'
to
6v, verb. Adj. of
stained with
-,
f.
, -5,
,
ov,
to be clear,
hedge.
, ',
:
' ^',, () , , (')

:
(')
wound,
() make draw
be slain.
Pass, to
move
rapidly, quiver.
up, kindle
or blaze.
II. fiery, burning. of metal, flashing, glittering. III. of animals, fiery, fierce ; or perh. of their colour, yellow, tawny,
,
, ,
$, , (') properly
:
only found in pres. and impf. Pass, to burn. 2. rarely
to light
intr. to
burn
() . (, $, (, () , (, .
derous.
ov,
-, 08,
:
,
thirst
a gush or stream of blood. a wall of dry stones, Lat. maceria : a

fs,
() ()
bloody, blood-red.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
(,
:
itbos)
like
a fence or
i
Att.
f.
aor.
to
bloody, stain with blood : hence to blood, slay Pass, to welter in blood,
murderous.
blood.
bloody, murderous.
like Lit. fulvus, rufus.
haply.
'',
conj.,
Dor. for
f.
:
the tail fawningly
,
to
q. v.
blood-sucker.
ft
kav,
with
subj.
if
-, ) -, ) ) -, ) -$,
ev,
2.
, ,,
(, ()
shedding of blood.
bloody, blood-stained,
mur-
consisting of blood.
bringing blood:
covered with
3.
bloody,
blood-red, or consisting of blood.
licking blood; (pais
/or blood.
ov,
properly of a dog, to
for iav.
wag
, aiKv, Conj., Ep. and Dor.
wheedle, fondle.
aiKcXios, ov,
petus,
, ,=, =
blood.
-5, -, -, -$,
ov,
ov,
ts,
Adv.
,
:
,
t$,
()
,
aHKt\ios. rapid motion, a rush, Lat. im-
[r]
poet, for aeiKTjs, contr.
ouKuis, in
[t],
unseemly fashion.
Att.
for
treatment, an outrage, insult, affront plur. blows, stripes.
rage, esp. by blows, to plague, torment
Med.
,, , -
the
Ion.
, (,
:
unseemly.
injurious
also in
oft.
(aiKTjs) to treat injuriously, to affront, out:
mostly as
aor.
I
,
;
f.
Att.
:
in
same
sense as Act.
:
Pass.,
aor. I
rj/a-
pf.
, , ()
to be
tormented. an outrage, torture.
() (, ($) -05, ) , () (, -5, (, (, -$, (, -5, (, , ($)

: :
blood-red.
, -,
, -,
f,
ov, ov,
(, (, (, ) (, (, , (,
I
a blood-drinker,
blood-drinking.
) ) )
:
blood-streaming.
blood-dripping.
blood-stained.
delighting in
Pass., pf.
aor.
^-
to
make
bloody.
f$,
ov,
and
bloody to behold.
is,
basin for blood.
have a discharge of blood.
ov,
ov,
-, , ) ) )
looking like blood,
,,
(,
bathed in blood. greedy for blood.
es,
âyrjvai) bleeding violently.

blood-sprinkled.
to
-pavTOS, ov,
f.
bloodthirsty.
lose
blood: to
Hence
20
,
=
AlvcCas,
alvcTos,
,
discharge of blood. streaming with blood.
^?.
, (,
poet,
thorn.
es,
|-8,
-poos,
blood-streaming.
blood.
wiles.
wheedling, wily,
ovos,
ful.
-, (, ) -5, -/$. ,. ) , -5, , , ,=8, , () -$,

'05, ,
) -, , (, )
defiled with
-, -,
ovTos,
(alvos,
ov, (alvos,
allusion to the thread of life.
-5, -,
))
$) ()
a dreadful lion. of fearful destiny, in
Avcirapts.
, (\&) , (\$, AITMT'AOS, , , ,

6,
flattering, winning, wily,
[]
-, -,
Alvo-irapis,
(alvos,
ov, (alvos,
is, (alvos,
Xvkos) a horrible wolf. doomed to a sad end.

suffering dire
ills.
:
,
a
(alvos, Ilapis) terrible
Paris
cp,
ipos,
(alvos,
-)
:
unhappy father.
AI'NOS, ,
tale,
story, elsewh.
vos,
alveiv
of winning
atvov to tell a tale: a fable, like Aesop's: generally, a saying, proverb. II. later, that which is said
to one's praise, praise.
also os,
flattering, winning,
, =
[]
AI'NO'2,
skil-
, . word =
unhappy
knowing,
persons, dread, terrible, esp. of Zeus

as
bloody.
-65, , ,
aivcais, fws,
, , Aeneas,
,
:
~,
veaa:
aor.
I
(cf.
.) ()
(alvos,
aor.
bloody to behold.
gen. Alveldo or
terribly brave.
a praisings praise.
.
From
:
-, ,
Adv. terribly; Sup.

birth,
in
-5,
giving
as fem. Adj. (alvos, tokos)
,
',
(alokos,
Seivos, dread, dire
of
neut.
pi.
most
terribly.
unhappy
in being a mother.
(alvos, T^pavvos) dreadful tyrant.
AI*^TMAI,
of, c.
defect.
Dep, used only feed on.

i.
17,
ov, verb. Ad). praised, praiseworthy.
impf. rjveov, contr. rjvouv. Ion. aiveov
Att.
-4
:
pf. Att.
yveKa:
Mid.,
, .
Att.
aor.
impf. without augm,, like
fut.
hold
of
alvos)
c.
approve,
: pf. properly to tell or speak but usu. to speak in praise of, praise, ace, Lat. laudare. 2. to allow, recom;
mend.
esce in.
3. like
dare.
nddle
, . . () ,
II. to
4. to decline courteously, like Lat. lau-
7). Pass.,
Ion. ai-
5,
|,
gen.
also to enjoy,
,
e.
;
in pres.,
and
to take, lay
ceedingly
al^ aypia or aypios, the chamois

the ibex.
to be content with, acqui-
AI''NH,
17,
= aTvos,
promise or vow. praise, fame.
6, , ..
fut.
change in colour or hue;
Aeol. for
grapes begin to turn, Lat. variegantur.
Ion. for alvais, dat. pi. of alvos.
poet, for alveros.
aros,
darkly
mostly
'^. -5,() (',

:
,
;
forked lightning.
a dark saying,
in riddles,
oft. in plur.
or ^
also (v
S,
eJSos) riddling, dark.
||,
alviKTos,
:
riddlingly.
,,
Dep. amK-nfjpios, ov,
in plur. like
() ,
^^'.
Att.
:
-^,
a speaking
in
riddles
riddling.
Adv.
:
~,
from
I
-, , 5) -, -, ) . -8, )
, ,
(aloXos,
breastplate.
los,
, -,
of
(for
it
,
;
Adv. of
alvos, terribly,
very much, ex-
alvcus iriKpos terribly bitter.
,,
dat. pi. a'iyfaiv,
3 sing. aor. of
() '\5
:
a goat;
aypia,
to shift rapidly to
6<(5
) )
;
and fro
Pass,
to
the
wielder of
with gleaming
,,
(aloKos,
full of various
wiles.
,,
(aloXos,
with gleaming
cf.
belt
was plated with metal)

with variegated turban.
ov, (alokos,
II.
mai.
with quick-moving
:
steeds.
expressed in riddles, riddling

f.
:
aor.
in
II.
AI'O'AOS,
wriggling
nageable.
:
ov,
quick-moving, rapid
of worms,
as epith. of armour, easily-wielded,

II.
Dep.
riddles, to
speak darkly bint a thing, give to understand.

:
(alvos)
to
or
in pass, sense, aor.
spoken riddlingly. alvo-pCas, Ion.

fully strong.
fatally wedded. Adv. of alvos, = k^ in the phrase alvoOfv alvws,from horror to horror, very horribly.
enervated.
, -05,
-,
-, ,
(alvos,
pass,
^,
,
pf.
^^,
glancing
changeful of hue, gleaming, spangled night

;
to be
flesh discoloured
from
disease.
III.
metaph.
(alvos,
fear-
aivo-yB.\ios, ov, (alvos,
'),
ov,
es, (alvos,
alv6-\KTpos, ov, (alvos,
) ) )
* 2. wily, slippery. changeful, shiftifig, varied. prop, n., proparox. AioXos, As , Aeolus, the god of the winds, properly the Changeable. ing, riddling.
dreadfully
xponos, spangled skin. Dor. dat, pi. oi
-, -8,
' ^,,
-l.
ov, (aluXos,
of various mean-
0,
(aloKos,
$)
with
horrid-gleaming.
fatally wedded.
,(alm)s)high, lofty
ciixes
metaph.
lofty,
high-flown.
2. steep,
on heights: hard to climb.
AFPil,
Att. for
inf.
alirf|cis,
to feed, browse.
goat-pasture.
al-iroXos, for
np-hill.
, ,
;
?.
f.
01
iooa,
-,
,
aliroXiKos,
TO,
05,
-,
TO,
(ainvs,
ov,
(alirus,
() ()
tv, pot. for alttuvos.
be a goatherd
Cp
:
Pass.
imperat. apov,
'.
apai
pf.
^. Med.,
: :
f.
[a]
aor.
impf.
fut.
:
[]
aor.
6v, {alir6\os)
^^?
of ox for goatherds. II. of goats.
Ep.
fl
(OS,
a goatherd. height, a steep; vpos aJnos

6,
{,
pf.
-.
sail
;
Pass., fut.
Act. to raise, raise or to walk

;
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.
-, -, ''2,
AI'IIO'S,
( ,,
ov,
Ep. for Tj, rapid torrents.
$,
vavs to get ships under way : hence 2. intrans. to get under way, start, set out ; aipeiv rats
to set
^
up
aor. 2 aor. I
,
jjpo,
;
lift
up, to carry;
aipuv
aipeiv
to hoist a signal
high, lofty, of cities
aipuv
II.
to
march
Pass, to
tvitb high thoughts. vwros) high-bached, on a
$)
mount up, ascend.
to raise, exalt;
to raise one's courage, etc.
,
;
5$
2.
6$
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
2.
to raise by
one's voice.
the
AI*2A,
5,,{)
a
(4)
as pr. n., like

II. as
choosing, choice; aipeaiv

or election of magistrates.
\
sect.
{)
Lat. Parca. a god; Albs

one's
appellat. the fatal decree of
goddess offate,
2.
to give choice; aipe2. choice

III. a choice, plan, of philosophy. 3.
to have choice given one.

sect or school
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 ;
purpose.
heresy.
choose.
alpcTcov, verb. Adj. of one must take or II. alpCTcos, a, ov, desirable. II. to belong f. to choose.
, , {)
a
^,
,, ^ ^ )
like
fittingly, rightly.
:
))
fut.
:
',
:
by
ill
one's
aor. 2
^,
:
impf.
later aor. l
Dep.
{,
to
perceive or apprehend by the senses, and
therefore sometimes to feel, sometimes to see, some-
times to hear or learn.
to
alpCTiKos,
tical.
,,
()
also c. gen. to be sensible of, to take notice of a thing.
able to choose.
aipcTOS, verb. Adj. of taken or conquered. II.

preferable, desirable.
,.(
pf,
Med.,
. .
fut.
, ()
:
2. here-
Hence
2.
chosen, elected.
Ion. plqpf.
l
:
impf. 'Qpeov, Ion. alpeov

:
Ion.
aor.
also
: ^. -.
to be chosen,
fut.
I
that
may
be
or sense of a thing.
f<ws,
, 5,
Often followed by ace; but
ctos, to, the thing perceived
senses, esp.
etc.,
by
feeling, but also
()
perception
perception by the
seeing, hearing,
to
by
;
plqpf.
Also from the root
aor.
2 ftkov, Ion. 3 sing. e\ec/{, inf. e\uv fut. med. : aor. 2 Ep. 3 sing, yevro, for
: :
t\T0
rarely aor. i
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
*",
:
Pass., fut.
pf.
aor.
a sensation, sense of a thing have perception of a thing; give the means of perception.
senses.
III.
hunting, the scent.

ov,
2. pass, perceptible. perception, perceptive. ^ perceived verb. Adj.
by the senses, sensible.
, {), , ()
II.
, 05, ,,, 05, , ,

(*,
, ()
like
to
in
in plur. the
a perception:
an organ of senst. one who perceives. of or capable of
win, seduce. 3. generally, to win, gain. Att. law-term, to convict a person of a thing. \oôs alpu, Lat. ratio evincit, reason proves. to grasp with the mind, take in, understand.
4. as
5,
III.
Med.
to oneself, choose
,
an
to take for oneself.

:
II.
to take
hence
to take in preference, prefer
fated
right
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, ,
5,
:
()
one thing to another: also

in preference, Lat. potius malle.
vote, elect to
office.
alpfiaOai to choose
2.
to fate, meet, right
knowing what
is
to choose by
and proper.
ov,
also o, ov,
()
boding well, lucky,
'A-tpos,
6, "Jpos "A-ipos, Irus
unhappy Irus.
happy
opportune.
$)=&-$,
:
-, , ( 52, ^.
equal.
Ion.
22
Att.
^,
Att.
,
I
Pass., aor.
quick shooting motion, to shoot, dart, glance, Lat.

ruere, impetu ferri
^ ^9 ..
privat.,
or
impf.
fut.
Ion.
Med., aor.
:
'^,
Att.
and
in aor.
pass.
after.
II. trans, to
:
Homer
-5,
in
Trag.
Att.
, . , ,
(cucTos)
unknown, not
to be seen
,
, ,
.
Ion.
to
move
- , () , ^, .
-aLTLOV.
unlike, unAtt.
honour.
aor.
so also in aor.
2.
med.
later, to be
move
a thing quickly,
05, ^, 05, , ,
ashamed.
ivith
shame done one, disgrace, disshame for an ill deed, Lat. pudor generally, shame, the sense of shame, [] verb. Adj. of one must be
II.
seducer.
eager
[d in
when
trisyll.]
ov, (a privat., ISeiv) unseen,
and heard : hence vanished,

II. act.
destroyed: see knowing, ignorant of,
5\$.
c.
:
gen.
f.
Att.
Pass., aor. I
to
make unseen,
epos,
(a-'iaos)
rienced.
8,
pious.
f. to give each his due or portion of a thing, hence to he ruler over, c. gen.
', , ()
(Deriv. uncertain.)
Hence
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
ness or deformity.
of gain, covetous.
abusive.
base designs.
, -,
05,
,
-^, -8$, -5,
, , , ,
,,a
gen.
ov,
3 pi. aor. I opt. of ov, opp. to unseemly, evil,
$, .
.,
:
^^. ; : ():
zlso
to
, , () () : :
,
not seeing or
Att.
:
^.
c.
mar. disgrace, dishonour, tarnish, yivos II. Pass, to be ashamed, feel shame
to
itgly, disfigure,
:
pos,
6v,
\05,
aor.
slot.
f.
Ion.
Pass., fut.
med.
in pass, sense,
make
.bashful.
bashful, modest. a dishonourer, a
^:
:
:
pf.
.^2.
but
aor.
more
Ion.
:
to destroy
to slay, kill.
ashamed
to
unknowing, inexpe-
aor. I
, ,
;
freq. to be
ace. pers. to
ashamed at a thing, c. feel shame before one

:
ace. rei
c.
also
part, to be
at
doing a thing
:
but
c. inf.
to he
do a thing.
impf. tItcov, Ion. aiTcov: fut.
;
pf.
to ask, beg, usu. c. ace.

;
im-
rei, to
ask, crave,
demand something
:
beg leave to depart

to
c.
ace. pers. to ask a person;
: (
ashamed
.
to
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.
do:
Med.
to ask a person for a to
is
quest,
Sup. of
AI*2X02,
$,
ovos,
and formed from
.$.
II.
ov,
fos, TO,
shame, disgrace.
ugli-
ov, gen. ovos,
shameful. sordid love of gain. From is, (alcxpus, Kfpdos) sordidly greedy
()
begged.
Tiav
. ,. , , , , () , 05, ',
that which
5, , (')
Dor.
asked, a re-
demand.
Aeol. for
or
, ,
favourite.
is,
request,
verb. Adj. of
demand. one must ask.

asked for,
;
Adv.
ov,
-5a)s.
of something bad, a
abuse.
^
;
:
verb.
Adj. of
77,
a cause, origin, ground, occasion

II.
ai-
to give occasion.
the occasion
, foul language,
(alaxpos,
los,
aicrxpo-TToios, ov,
6v,
') , , ($, $) forming ($,

foul-mouthed,
os,
From
fault, Lat. crimen

a friend
cused
to
also
6v,
) ($)
2.
acting shamein
to acquit of guilt.
Homer
causing shame, disgracing; eiT(a abusive words. II. opp. to KaXos: i. ugly, illfavoured. 2. in moral sense, shameful, disgraceful, base, infamous; Lat.
honestum
regul.
forms
tpyov) lewd conduct. Adv. of

aor.
$. 1\0,
, ,
et
turpe, virtue and vice.
Comp. and
Sup.
6($,
are used.
$, ,
,
i
ugliness.
contr. for
6$,
shameftdly.
pass. inf. oi
, ^, 6$, ^ 5, , , ^, , () , . ,
f.
, ,. , ,
(
to hold guilty
the fault to
;
(^, (
charge, accusation, blame, a remonstrance, expostulation with Lat. crimen habere, to be acto lie under a charge; kv
impute
one,
inf.
' \(
aor. I
I.
<(
ttjs
ahias
() $, , ()
Pass.
:
Ep. pres.
of
Instead
Hence
cause or occasion
of the
the
blame;
as Pass, in fut.
:
to be accused.
c<us,
,
[d]
:
charged or accused. From a charge, guilt imputed.

to be
Ion.
give as the to charge, accuse, esp. of a fault II. tivos to accuse of & thing.
as
to
:
Dep.
aor. i
perf.
Hence
shame, infamy.
{6$,
verb. Adj. of
a complaint, accusation. one must accuse. to ask or beg for a thing, c. aec.
rei
c.
ace. pers. to beg, solieit.
neut. of airjos,
a cause.

acTLos
aiTtos.
,, . . , . ,
:
ov,
more
]^
;
: :
23
3.
rarely o$^ ov, causing, occasion-
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.
age, generation, period. space of time, eternity.
Ep. aor.
ov,
of
and so
in
horse, Etneati, Sicilian
Hence
also
throw the spear,
, , ,
-,
5, , 5,
AiTvaios, a,
ov, unforeseen,
of or belonging to Etna : of a ; or big as Etna, enormous. on a sudden. Adv. =

sudden, quick.
suddenly.
aor. I pass. inf. of
arm
a body of captives.
soner of war.
soner.
, () , () , \ $, ) ^. , , ,
3 dual aor.
:
pass, of
1
.
:
Adv.
-$,
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.
brate, to
atWcu.
:
f.
aor.
{)
to
to
ing cord ox halter. ing : a hanging.

2),
to fight
with the spear.
II.
to
with the spear.
captivity.
II.
f.
&^,
ecy,
()$)
fut.
make
also
:
pri-
nasium in the suburbs of Athens, where Plato taught hence the Platonic school were called Academics.
(^ , , , . ,' ,( *,
wave ox float
in air,
,, , ()
f.
, ,
to
an
infinitely
long
(()
to lift
and hang
up, let
wave, or
set
waving.
Pass.
aor. i
^, ^
II.
hang: more freq.
$, ,
that which
II.
is hung up : a banga being hung up, hover-
ov, verb. Adj. of
hovering.
[t],
softly, gently.
also written
gym-
f.
,=
,
17,
Dep.
in
same sense
aor. I
pf.
spear or in
of a spear, Lat. C7ispis. II. a spear: also a staffer a sceptre. 2. as collective noun a body of spearmen, as aarris a body of shielded men. 4. also, 3. war, battle.
17,
&$, {, \$) -5,

ihos,
($)
-$,
:
8, , =
: f.
uncleanness.
foreg.
ov, (a privat.,
uncleaned, im-
pure
befitting a pri-
portunity, or occasion.
a captive woman.
From
ov,
;
taken
by
the
an unseasonable time : want II. imporof opportunity, unseasonableness.

tunity.
, ()
unclean
unpurified.
($)
Adv.
-$.
to be without op-
war
oi
prisoners of war
()
ov, 6,
booty.
-8,
ov, not in season, unseasonable, ill-timed;
the point
Is
-novuv,
II.
-.
ill-suited to
warlike
as Adj. warlike, brave.

ov,
speeding.
, ., , -$, , ) ) -, ', $,
$, ,
6,
spirit, mettle.
Ep. for
() ()
(v,
armed with
the spear.
gracious.
a spearman, warrior.
II.
, ,
-5,
:
Adv. Lat. operam perdere : of persons, importunate, Lat. molestus :
do a thing,
Ep. for
6S, poet, for
, ,^ ,
e. inf.
guileless.
benignant,
, guilelessness.
evil,
From
unknowing of
Adv.
d-KaKOS, ou, without
(,
ov,
Fern,
$.
less
esp. without malice.
bearing a spear.
', , the goldfinch.

ov, 6,
-.
ill,
guile-
-8,
"*, used only
,
Adv. quickly, with speed, on a sudden.
(5,
swift-
of a
(aJ\pa) quick, speedy, sudden.

in pres.
and impf.
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.]
[d'], used
to breathe.
^.
a
, $, ',
ovos,
ace.
only in impf [], = 2. to breathe out, expire; I breathed out my life. Dor. for
also
the Lat.
7]. [] , sometimes with AEVUM, a space or

2.
shortened with the spear. period of

infight.
<) , -, ) -, -, -,
charms.
ov, (a privat.,
-',
^5,
-5, []
nettle,
S,
(, )
nettle, Lat. urtica
gen. ioi, (a privat.,
cepted in sacrifice, ill-omened. ov, (a privat.,

ov, (a privat.,
) )
soft-flowing. the sting as :
without
not ac-
un-
adorned.
uncovered.
time,
lifetime, life.
of longer periods, an
-,
= /70$.
, ,(as,y) unwearied unwearied ,

6,
(, )
24
aKd|AavTO-irot;s, 6,
irovs)
in fight.
-,
-$,
avros,
, irovv,
,
gen.
untiring of foot.
(.$,
privat.,
(
,
) )
II.
:
, (3, -$,
demned.
aKepaws.
:
unwearied
untiring,
unresting,
out sense of
as
-$, -5,
[]
ov, also
toil,
ov,
hence untiring, unresting
Adv. untiringly.
ov, (a privat.,
from
inexorable.
t/s,
a prickly plant,
ivhich
none can return.
)
3,
privat.,
!)
hence
3.
withneut.
ov, (a privat., of verses, acatalectic. ov, (a privat., to be conquered. II. incomprehensible. ov, (a privat.,
end
-$,
ov,
(a
privat.,
concilable.
unbent, stiff:
I. 2.
unbending,
-5, -5, -5,

Adv.
-05,
-TCuS.
ov, (a privat., ov,
to be
() a
thistle
:
thorn, prickle
able.
the back-bone or spine
thorny or diffcult question.
of the thorn-tree
5, {). ()
$, /, , ()
ov,
also a thorny of animals.
tree.
metaph. a
II.
set at rest, incessant
, ov,
thorny: 0/ thorns.
fusion.
-5,
From
:
,
,
unndy.
-,
,
:
-5,
(a privat.,
subdued, unconquerable. ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
:
unable to cease from a thing. a state of disorder, anarchy, con-
) ) ) ) ) )
'^)
)
:
uncon-
without
not
irre-
indissoluble.
not
inconceiv-
ov, (a privat.,
:
prickly.
-, ) (-, -, ", (, -$, -5, ) $) -$, ) -5, )

or linnet, hat. fringilla spinus.
a small bird, the goldfinch

II.
unsettled
unsteady, fickle
ov,
Adv.,
)/;*
()
[]
not to be
as fern. Adj.
fem.
$, ,
going on thorns.
ov,
^;)
picking out
(, -5, -8,
checked,
to be despised,
exeiv to be unstable.
(a privat.,
Adv.
-$.
ov, (a privat.,
thorny questions, ivrangling. Lat. acanthus, bears breech, a plant, used in Corinthian capitals.
important, Lat. hatid spernendus. Dim. of a light boat, esp. of

II.
thorns, thorny.
d-Kairvos, ov, (a privat.,
smoking, making no smoke.

ov, (a privat.,
metaph.
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 wâited a moment ; not a bit: but also of things, dapcs a morsel. d-Kapiaios, a, ov, momentary, brief.
cs,
;
Tos, where nothing

sea.
d-Kapiros, ov, without fruit, barren. making barren, blasting. Adv. -$.
ov, (a privat.,
:
ful, without fruit, fruitless
be overthrown, irrefragable.
to be
,. , .,, ,. , , -, ) , , , ), * , () ) - , , . -5, . (.. -5, ) ) , ( ) , :, ), , -8, ( . -8,

"AKATOS, ,
or
5,
)
sail.
unstable,
not to be
not
pirates, Lat. actuaria.
a small
a light
vessel, Lat,
fs,
gen.
ios,
($)
full of transport-vessel
ov, (a privat.,
unsmoked. without smoke, not pass, of

the heart
-5, -, .
Ep. for
inf.
generally, a ship.
ov, (a privat.,
Ep. for
actuaria
esp.
unburnt.
pi. plqpf.
redupl. fut. of
wanting
redupl. aor.
of
heartless, Lat. excors.

ov, (a privat.,
Ep. for
headless.
and
part, of
redupl. pf. pass,
(a privat.,
of
redupl. aor. 2
med.
subj. of
(,
redupl.
from
to trouble
Pass, to
'
be troubled.
$, ,
$, -8, -5,
ov,
()
pointed, sharpened, a part,
pf. pass., as if
from
to sharpen, but
with no verb
($)
ov,
in use.
unfruitfulness.
redupl. aor. 2
med. opt. of
(a
privat.,
Ep. for
redupl. aor. 2
med.
is
to be reaped, unfruitful,
of the
act.
of
Ep. part. pres. pass, of

ov,
II.
,=
not
made fruit-
-5,
ov, (a privat.,
(\)
unbidden.
ov, (a privat.,
ungoaded, need-
of an oracle, unfulfilled.
2)
Adv. gently.
Hence
ov, gentle, delicate.
ov,
(a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
-05,
^-^)
condemned, blameless.
ov, (a privat.,
covered.
ing no spur. a-KVTpos, ov, (a privat.. Ep. impf.
'.
:
slingless.
f.
not to
Att.
Dep.
($) to
:
aor.
:
Ep. Ep. imper.
heal, cure.
2. to
not
stanch, quench, repair,
make good :
to
mend
un-
unmixed, pure d-Kcpaios, ov, (a privat., II. pure in blood: guileless, Lat integer.
,
()
3.
generally, to
amend,
or darn clothes.
/5*-9.
banned, unravaged, of countries
paired, untouched, inviolate : fresh, active. ov, (a privat., unmixed, pure from a thing.
-$,
()
()
(,
generally,
unim-
unburied.
securus.
by lightning.
-6'$, , , (^) want -$,

es,
-5,
, -5,
, ,
:
25
.
to
act.
2. heedless, careless.
pf.
med. of
be
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat., Kfpas) ov, (a privat.,
without horns.
not struck
charms, not
charmed or won
a
ci/re,
.)
2,
without care or sorrow, Lat.
to be
won
by no
over, inexorable,
unassuag cable.
(a privat.,
ing loss. Adv. -$, gratis. aKcpKurros, ov, (a privat.,
-^',
aor.
ov,
) ()
privat.,
:
of gain,
loss.
From
, = (,
ov,
properly ace. of
(a
without gain, bring-
stilly, softly, silently.
unwoven.
unshorn hair, epith. of Apollo also ever-young, for the Greek youths wore their hair long, till they
reached manhood.
gen.
-5,
-8,
:
privat.,
pure
hence untouched, Lat. integer
with fresh.
clear
healing disease. aKcais, ($, -,

fut.
cian
, . (, -, , ()
, {)
of
-', , -8, ,, . ,6-, , (,$. -, 6-5, -5, ()

and
imperat. of
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.
^) ()
:
remedy. but used only as Adv.
unmixed,
generally, pure,
ov, (a privat.,
II. act.
voaos)
uninjured.
lifeless.
healing, cure, remedy.
remedy, cure.
spiritless, Lat. vecors.
, () (, ()
for
;
( \$ ,
,
fern,
words so beginning, v. sub <-. Tjpos, , a healer, restorer, physithe rein that tames the steed. a mender of torn clothes. ,=
:
tion
608, , ,
or revived.
the healing art. curable : easy to be cheered
unproclaimed ; nouncement, sudden,
,) -8,
5,
:
ov, (a privat.,
II.
without heart or soul, without heart or courage, heartless,
) )
unharmed
by the fates,
unharming, harmless.
Ep. for
$,8\\.( $.
Adv. without proclamatruce.
and
esp. without
a flag of
From
unannotinced
ov, (a privat.,
admitted, implacable.
(, , () , () 68, , c(rp, -8, ()
, ,
(,
unheard
TO,
a darning-needle. of aKarr}s, a sempstress. a remedy. a healer, saviour. <1>) bringing a cure,

allaying pain. without a head
wax, unwaxed.
vos,
Ion. for atifffis,
opos, 6,
ov,
redupl. pf. pass, of
healing.
--5, -<9,
ov,
ov, (a privat.,
(,) )
{a.K0S,
pass,
unalloyed, pure
without beginning.
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,
()
point, edge,
, ,,, $, , , , ). ). -5, ) 8, $,
a Subst. said to
' ,. '',
found, yet
stands also with the fem., as
,
Comp.
harp.
-5, $, , (5.
of
ov,
:
, ',) , . . , 8)
or,
2. itiglorious,
of,
6\($ a war without anHence
one in which no herald was unknown. 3.
sending no tidings.
-5,
Adv. = ai;pi'/iTi.
ov, (a privat.,
not covered with

3 pi.
or
Ep. for
5,
Ep. for
part, of redupl. pf.
(a privat.,
unadtdterate,
also guileless, honest.

in
ov,
weak, feeble, faint,

los,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
d-KiOSpis,
I,
gen.
(a privat.,
Homer
only
in
without the
1.
QKiKVS, vos,
,,
ov,
( privat.,
kikvs) powerless, feeble. acinaces, a Persian
ov,
or (os, 6, Lat.
word, a short sword.

without danger: hence shunning
-8,
-8,
(whence
$,
have 3 senses
danger, cowardly.
Adv.
-5.
ov,
ov, rarely
:
(a privat.,
)
2.
un-
and Lat.
acies, acuo).
2. silence,
(whence healing, (whence
moved, motionless
move.
2.
hence
idle, sluggish.
II.
unal-
tered, settled, steady.
immovable, hard to
heeded
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
:
,(
:
<,
-,
$. ,,,=5. ,
:
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.
(,
Lat. acies) a point, barb, a
is,
(a privat., xrjSos) pass, uncared
for
pointed instrument: metaph. a sting; the stings of desires, [a]
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unattainable
inexorable.
-, ,
:
thing, to affect coyness
, . , 5, -,) -5
(
privat.,
of persons,
fiot to
)
,
not
be reached,
be reached by prayer,
Dep.
()
:
- -5
.
aKOVLTL.
to
pretend indifference
generally, to dissemble.
-5, , (
or
a bugbear : ace. to others a vain woman. Dor. for

privat.,
unbroken.
privat.,
pass,
unwept
without lamentation.
ace.
II. act.
weeping, tearless.
s,
-, :(
ignoble
:
gen. ios
privat.,
KXios)
as
(.
:
Ion.
^,
, $ ) -5,
to a
un-
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.
6-, *1, , (, , -, , , ()
0V0S,
an
anvil, Lat. incus.
the anvil-block.
or rather
(a privat.,
poet.
without fame, inglorious,
in
-8,
-, , {-($)
-(08, . ( privat.,
(s,
neut.
anXeh
Adv. ingloriously.
Ep. Adv.
a/fXctcDs.
taking of: hence unsocial.
ingloriousness.
Ep. for
Ion.
tened.
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.,
, ,
-5,
:
)-5,
:
\(5
Att. contr.
-- -5, ,
tered, not
husband: fem. d-Koins,
-5,,, /)) -, , ( , )
(a privat., (a privat.,
II.
sleepless.
not shared
in,
common.
act. not
sharing
not par-
not shut, not bolted or fasingloriously.
Adv. of
S, poet, for
($, $.
ance
-5, ,
Ion. for
\$.
bauched, intemperate
, ,
won
los,
(a privat.,
by flattery.
excess,
extravagance
:
portion in a thing,
side
, ) ) -,
-5, , (
, -5, , (
(S,
c.
gen.
Att. for
) 5.
,
etc.
-5, ,
($) ($)
:
liceiitiousness,
gatus, unchastened, undisciplined, unbridled: uneducated. 2. intemperate, opp. to
Hence
privat.,
uncalled, unbidden.
privat.,
bending
-5, ,
f.
;
unswerving,
stedfast.
also
washed by waves.
|, , ()
:
privat.,
prime or perfection
thing,
enough to do
time to do,
blooming, vigorous;
strength.
II.
im
cal
, $ ,
but impers.
, ()
on the
,,
hence
:
to be in full bloom, be at the to flourish,

c.
abound
to
) $, ,
to neither
f.
or with.
, (,
(
;
to live
(a privat.,
. )
a wife.
opp. to
to
^)
be
bedfellow, spouse,
not flat-
intemperde-
licentious,
riotoi4s life.
Lat. non castialso
irpos
d-KoXos, ov,
Adv. intemperately : Comp., to be too intemperate in a thing. a bit, morsel. , (a privat.,
un-
thing.
in a follow.
inf.
be strong
is
c. inf., it
high
train.
in full bloom, at the prime, in the
prime of
;
attending on attendant; oi
, , (),
II.
,
cois,
(aKoXovOos) to follow, go after metaph. to follow or obey one in a
. II.
Hence
verb. Adj. of
a following, sequence. one must a following, attendance,

KtXevOos) following, , a follower,
-5,
II.
agreement or conformity with.

(a
eopul.,
as Subst.
ov,
the
camp followers.
(vpov
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
;
moment
(, $ -.
in time, in season, Lat. opporlunus.
Lat. acies) a point, edge

rasor's edge,
i.
following after; agreeing with, suitable to, like, c. Adv. -$, in accordance but also c. dat. proverb. gen.
with,
e.
at the criti-
the fingers
$,
-65, -5,
Ep.
-$, -,
e.
dat.
ov,
unable
to
moment,
, -,
, ,
directly
, fasting from food.

,,
, () full-grown,
:
even now,
of
[],
-, -,
-|/$,
ov,
II.
{.
plex.
still,
like
TJTos,
( privat.,
tiring, fresh.
-$, , (
privat.,
) $, )
in full vigour.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
un-
a whetstone, hone, Lat. cos. with(a privat., Adv. of out the dust of the arena, hence without combat, toil,
or effort, Lat. sine pulvere.
) ,, ) -$, , , ) -.
ov, (a privat., ov, (a privat.,
trees, leafless.
[t], 17,
) )
swim.
to
want of tending.
From
untended. without hair, bald:

unboastful.
ov, (a privat.,
ov, without boast, unboasting.
unadorned, simple, plain, Lat. simrude in speech.
()
()
ov, (a privat.,
sharpen, whet. without blows.
unwearied, untiring.
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.
:
pierce.
javelin
the dart.
the dart,
dari,
wearied,
easy.
-$ = 6($
-5,
:
Tos, Sup. of aKopeoTos, like
ceasing
act. not satiating
, , . , , , ) , : . , ,8, $, , , , {), , (), , ^, , , , ()$, , , ) , ) , , ', -5, . , 5, , ^- $ , )
,
f.
?.
male
heir.
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a poisonous plant, aconite, monkshood.

for
d-Kovpos, ov, (a
privat., Kovpos)
childless, without
later
, ():
form
t6.
II.
(a privat.,
unshorn.
Att.
aor.
Ep.
Aeol, form of
pi.
aor. 1
opt. of
-$, {, ($) {)
Desiderat. of
ov,
to wish to hear. heard of God.
ov,
audible.
ov, Att. contr, for
Dim. oi
the
evTus
a dart, javelin. throwing a javelin. thai which is darted, a within a dart's ibrow.
ov, 6,
under constraint Adv. -$, unwillingly, or in an unwelcome manner; Sup. most un-
unwilling,
willingly.
rjpos, , and a darter, burler of javelins.
{-
strain.
2.
a thing beard, a sound, a rumour, repori, iale. [a] Hence
{)
little tale.
also
verb. Adj. of
one
6v,
skilled in
throwing
must hear or hearken
vos,
Ion. for
the
game
of
, 05, , ,, {)
to, c.
f.
gen.
a bearer,
listener.
verb. Adj.
beard, audible:
pf.
a contesi ai ibrowing ibe dari.

ov,
{,
that should be heard.
watching
I.
ibe
aor. I
Att.
:
i.
e.
shunning
untiring.
2.
ii.
d-KOTros, ov, without weariness

II.
act.
unnot wearying,
pass,
Dor.
fut.
:
plqpf.
Att.
Pass.,
aor. i
pf.
to
hear,
used
both
;
removing weariness, refreshing. most shameless, a Sup. either from

;
ace.
2. absol. to
hear, give ear
( (
with
gen.
and
bear,
or shortened for
gen.
viaTOS.
-65, , = ($.
:
-5,
privat.,
less,
gen. unsated with,
d-KOpos, ov,
Lat, improbtis.
(ôs,
"AKOS,
source for or against a thing, prepare a remedy.

f.
,, , {$)
,) , ) 5, . -, ^ ,
c.
ov, {a privat.,
insatiate,
un-
gen. insatiate
of,
unsated with.
II.
not disgusting.
privat.,
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
c. dat.,
more
rarely
poini, esp. ibe bighesi poifit, ihe top of the
$)
ov,
insatiate
c.
headland
2.
Att.
$,
is,
a citadel, Lat. arx

to destroy
unswept, unirimmed.
insatiate
utierly, L3.t. fundiius everiere.
metaph. cease-
filled, fruitless, Lat. irritus.
TO,
a cure,
relief,
c.
remedy, help, re:
gen.
to
olkos
to
ruly
disorderly.
offence.
,
:
-5,
,
to be out
of order, to offend.
ov,
2,
(a privat.,
unadorned, u?furnished. disorder : extravagance : unruliness,

wiihout order, disorderly : in moral without orAdv.
)
a
be disorderly, un-
strongly, fresh-blowing.
fs,
unarranged,
paios,
unharmed, Lat. integer:

d-KpavTOS, ov, {a
sense, unruly,
der.
world, like
5, , ^, ,
rebellious
II.
-$,
From
unfulfilled, fruitless, idle.
5 / ^,
ov,
-,
world thai
I
is
no
incontinence, Lat. impotentia, opp. to iyKpaTeia. earlier form of foreg. [a]
etc.
or
only used in aor.
part.
well-fed, overfed.
From
to
'AK02TH',
II.
barley.
Dep.,
like
gen.
to be called,
bidden; SaiTos
like
vocari.
tidings of his father
ye are bidden to the
Ep. for
:
feast,
bearing; a sound.
, 5,
hearken
to, c.
having power or command over a thing opyfjs, Lat. impotens irae : esp. in a moral
;
) , . -$, ) , ) ) ^-, , {) 5. $, -6, 65, ) ^5 -,

,=
wiihout
result,
$,
c.
from
top to boiiom,
$,
bill,
peak,
e.
i.
unful
(a privat.,
not barking.
contr.
is,
form of
{aKpos,
masc. of of certain winds, blowing

ace.
contr. from unmixed, pure,

privat.,
{-
hence gen. untouched by

sheer:
II.
II.
a thing.
unaccomplished,
endless.
the character of
an
irreg.
Comp. oi
is,
privat.,
powerless
not
sense,
without power or Lat. impotens sui.
command
Lat.
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]
-(;,
over oneself, incontinent,
28
unmixed wine.
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
, ,, -,
:
: ;
-8, , ) -5, -,
From
:
Ion.
)
;
-, , ^,
-, 9$,
-8,
-5, -5,
2[,
:
-5, ,-5,
quick or sudden to anger, passionate \os an ill-tempered dog. [tpa]

ovos,
hough, a small branch, spray, twig.

of evening, at eventide.
es,
,
;
Ion.
ov, {aKpos,
\5)
etc.
[a]
. , () :
hearken or
($)
the
end of a branch or
and earliest youth, very young.
-,
-5,
ov, {aKpos, koiripa)
at the beginning
$, -, -5,
-$,
ov,
tion.
ity.
, ,
,
ov. Ion. for
unmixed, pure.
Ion. for
ace. pi.
o( aKpis.
kind of thoughts, clear, definite, precise. II. of persons, exact, strict, scruptdous also frugal,
stingy.
acciirate, or precise in
accurately.
guage.
rate
:
arrange precisely : or understand thoroughly :

to
Pass, to be
cisely.
vix
in pi.. aKpies
confusion.
ding fioods of
lessly.
, ^, ,, () -$, , , $, s -,^, ) , , -,
II.
exactness, accuracy, precision

strictness, severity
:
, , , ,
tening
to.
(aKpos,
in
listeft to.
: ,
a or.
i
) )
impf.
:
fut.
'.
pf.
Dep.
to
$,
listen to, esp. to
povos a
hearer, student.
6cys,
2.
obedience.
verb.
ro,
lecture-room.
ov,
perfec-
parsimony, frugalits
or attending lectures; rarium, a pupil's fee.

(aKpos,
cs,
From
fs,
exact, accurate, precise, perfect in
end.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
end.
to
-, -, ) ) -,
to
() () () , () s 6$,
Adj.
hear or attend lectures
of
,
walk on
II. to
obey.
lis-
a hearkening or
one
must
II.
a place of audience an audience.

a hearer : a pupil. proper for hearing Lat. ionotiptoe or erect.
Dep. (aKpifioXoyos)
be exact,
language
c.
ace. rei, to
weigh
Hence
from afar :
, () {[, ()
(aKpos,
II.
wetted at the tinged at the point, or slightly.

fs,
, precision
ov,
, ^
(ps,
of language. \oyos) exact in lanto
f.
make exact or acctibut commonly, to examine
made
to express accurately exact or perfect.
Adv. of
II.
exactly, accjirately, pre-
et
sparingly; ne vix quidem.
6s,
Lat.
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.
, ,
()$,
(aKpos, fieXos) with a point at the

to be
a slinger, to skirmish. Dep. to throw or strike
to skirmish.
60)5,
Hence
a skirmishing.
ov,
-5,
ov,
,= ,
pos.
(aKpos,
\5. \()
{aKpis,
los,
Ion. for
hill-top,
a locust-cage. peak ; mostly
the windy mountain-tops.
fruits, esp. hard-shelled fruits.

ov, (aKpos,
'AKPI'2,
iSos,
a locust, Lat. gryllus.
{aKpiros)
II.
want of distinctness and order, want ofjudgment. face or

gen. vos,
-5,
II.
{5, ^)
shedI
tears.
ov,
{aKpiros,
hard
to interpret.
d-KplTOS, ov, {a privat.,
5)
talking
reck-
unarranged, con-
-, , -. ^, () -, ,
is,
, -, -,
lightly.
-5, -5, .
-5, ,
(vros)
p-oos,
)^)
ov, (aKpos,
() bound at the end or
(aKpos, dpvs) fruit-trees.
(aKpos, eiyeiv) touching
top.
II.
twisted at the end.
on the sur-
best,
pick out for oneself.

also
Dep.
to
take of the
TO, (aKpos, Ois) mostly in plur.
properly, the top of the heap, the
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<p6s) high in wisdom. the gunwale of Kvk<pas) at the beginning or end of night, in twilight. with hair on the a ship. ov, is, {aKpos, II. with leaves at the top. crown. apt to stumble. fem. Sup. of aKpos. , the citadel of Corinth. (aKpos, to float on the TO, (aKpos, f. the fag-end of
:
best or choice parts
-5,
,: -, ,
(,
hence the first-fruits of the field, properly a neut. Adj.
,
;
29
^^
-$,
-5,
-5, -,, ,
-, {, )
)
of
to
-$,
{9,
-, -,
-5,
topmost waves.
of
hands, and feet.
taineer.
madness, raving mad.

edge, epith. of a net.
point
, -,
nail.
a mountain-top, peak. the highest pitch, the height of a thing. of persons, the chiefs.
I.
-, ') -, ) -8, ) -(, -, ) -3, os) ,

stone, epith. of statues
,
-5,
ov,
(aKpos, KiOos) with the extremities
wood with marble
head,
anything, esp. of a verse. (aKpos) a summit, height. to lop off or shave the surface. From ov, (aKpos, cut off at the edge.
, -, 5,
belloxvs.
is,
17,
(5, ($, , (?,
) )
?)
^?;)
TO, (aKpos,
(aKpos,
[t],
ov,
6,
the edge of a net. gather at top. (aKpos, \ofos) a moun-
a pair of
(aKpos, Xocpos)
to
(aKpos,
is,
(aKpos,
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,
a mountain-ridge.
ov, (aKpos,
leaded at the
,?, ^) -5,(, ) -, -, , ) ) -, -, () -, -5, )

,
to inhabit the heights.
(?,
the snout or pipe of
ov, (a privat.,
unhidden.
ov, TO, neut. of aKpos, the highest or

II.
topmost
metaph.
III. pi.
elboiv.
) -5, (?, ) ) -5,

Adv. (aKpos,
ov, (aKpos,
with the edge of the
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,
-, -,
ov,
J,
at nightfall, at even. (aKpos, irivOos) exceeding sad.

trovs)
.
on
the
hence any extremity, the ridge of a mountain. with nails, claws, hoofs. ov, (aKpos, opo?) a mountain-ridge. very, exceedingly. regul. Adv. of
iv) -, -, ) ) -5,, (?, -,

TO,
ov, without ice, tinfrozen.
(aKpos,
the point of the
(aKpos,
the tip
of the nail
Adv. (aKpos,
tiptoe, stealthily.
hands and feet,
(aKpos,
voKis)
upper or
highest point.
nerally, high.
piercing with the point.
aKpos, a, ov, at the end, i.e. tiuitx outermost, Lat. extremus, or at the top, Lat. summus ;
TTObis, etc.,
-5, ^) -8, ) -, , (6) -5, ()

ov, (aKpos, ov,
high-ranging
boring
ge-
(aKpos,
through,
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^)
Attica, also
,. ,
:
$, -^,
?,
aor. I
f.
pf. pass.
to cut off the extremities, esp. the
TO, (aKpos,
the tip of the wing.
poet, for aKpoiroXis.
the end of the hand or feet, etc. the âKpoTToXis, 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,
;
voXis
kanipa the end
q/"
evening, night-fall.
its
- -5 -, ) ,
kempt.
verb. Adj. of
(,
UKTiov one must keep peace.

or tnarch.
or
,. ) , ,
() .
77,
, 5,
, (?) any
to mutilate.
From
.?
the elder-tree, Lat. sambucus.
-KTedvos, ov, (a privat., o-KTvi<rros, ov, (a privat.,
^')
ov,
without property. uncombed, un-
one must lead

II. intr.
one must
go
or
(a privat., ktc-
III.
of Degree the highest in
kind, first, exceeding,
s
i.e.
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.
('/)
30
generally,
coast, Lat. ora.
, ('^)
bruised), bruised corn, Lat.
made of it.
property,
o/fTt's
metaph. brightness, splendour.

radius, the spoke of a wheel.
pilot, not steered.
"AKT'AOS,
the waves, waveless, calm.
Tos.
fruit or offspring, barren, [] -Kvpos, ov, (a privat., Kijpos)
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, ) , , -, 5 )-, , -, ) -5, )

Ep. for
/fTis)
, ,
c.
) , ) -5, , , ()
-,
ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,
any raised place or edge, like the sea-
properly fern, of uktOs (broken, mola : groats, meal, bread
. ,
65,
os, a
impostor.
or
:
vain-boasting, imposture.
gen.,
ov, (a privat.,
dat.
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
f.
without
,
, .
the bounding race race over the sea.
by others from '$,
()
II.
the character
of a braggart,
, an
(,
as Adj.
imposture.
From
Dep.
(
,
:
Adv.
like
a ray.
making false
:
aKTios, ov,
ivos,
midday
of or inhabiting the sea-shore. a ray, beam, esp. of the sun also the flash of fire and lightning
;
swaggering, braggart, Lat. gloriosus
-$.
i
Sup.
pretences,
Dor. for
to
II,
like
Lat.
aXaQtis, Dor. aor.
pass. part,
of
a dweller on the coast. [] , uncultivated. d-KTiTOS, ov, (a privat.,

opos, 6,
()
(>)
an
ov,
wander about.
Dor. for Dor. for
a leader,
privat.,
chief.
a shouting.
(a
without
,=
:
77,
esculent acorn, fruit of the ilex.
(^)
aloud
f.
aor.
poet,
raise the war-cry

;
generally.
ov, (a privat.,
not washed by
to shout
in
sign of joy
to
-5,
[]
ov,
metaph. calm, serene.
shout the shout of victory. Dor. battle-shout, war-cry.

pres. sense, to
alala
a loud cry
the
ov,
gen. ovos, (a privat.,
without
,( -5,, -5,
tory
f.
to cancel, set aside.
unexamined.
-s,
, -5,
,
than
ov, verb. Adj. unrattfled.
ov,
(a privat.,
() a
ov,
point, edge, Lat. acies.
the subject
, '.() , , ,,
of comedy
:
-5,
ovTos,
ov, (a privat.,
without hindrance.
) )
()
,
dian goddess,
untried,
but like about in anguish
,
-5,
-'05,
, , (6,
:
a pf.
form of
but only used in
wander
or roatn about, like a beggar.
, , ()
-,
ov, (a privat.,
unspeakable.
-,
also
:
a cry of woe, wailing. aor. 2 inf. of
Ep. aor. 2
$, ,
name of Minerva.
a pf.
ov, (a privat.,
form
. $) ((, . )
the war-cry, shout
inf.
of
vic-
of
the
guar-
speechless,
dumb.
as if
only used in pres. sense, to wander

to
wander
in
unhindered.
not
Adv.
ov, (a privat.,
(a privat.,
generally, not ridiculed.
a Javelin, dart, smaller and

for
lighter
!, involuntary,
alabaster ornaments.
6,
Att. for
-, ,
-5,
spar,
calcareous
,, , ,
[a]
ov, (a privat.,
57,
gen. -ovtos, Att. contr. against one's will, perforce. II. =
) (!, )
casket or case
:
, darksome.
the light
made
-5,
:
es,
/05 7]5
;
:
of the
sun.
impf.
: :
aor.
pf.
or roam about : wander through
Dep. sometimes
or over
(;)
c.
) ,
I
:
from
(),
mind from
grief.
without light,
without
to
Ep. wander, stray,
to
ace,
:
yijv to also to
to
the land
II.
without oars.
a case for
\$. ,
or
and
alabaster.
. that
in
also
wrought
cis
6, ..
made of it, a
which is of alabaster.
, , -, ,
from home,
be banished.
metaph.
in mind, be distraught.
($,
f.
not seeing,
blind;
II.
the
dead ;
that brings blindness.
,
:
(,
I
less, careless
watch.
aor.
)
'os
:
,
:
wander wander
opp.
as
wound
e.
dark, obscure.
a blind,
i.
useto
make
ened
Adv. (a\s)
ov,
to or into the sea
Homer
also
-$,
7$, , , ()
blind.
inf.
($)
:
easily mastered,
weakEp.
by some derived from aWofiai,
-^,
:
powerless, feeble. Ep. impf.
f.
^;
aor.
euphon.,
drain, make poor : esp. sirengib, overcome, slay. = a\s, sali. aXas, CLTOS,
ov,
)
drain
?
:
empty,
of power and
. ,
{Xy)
in
: :
ei
an avenger.
, ,, () 5, ()
be wralhful, hear haie.
-5,
ov, (a privat.,
goiten, insufferable, unceasing
Hence
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.,
) )
under
noi
:
: :
grievous, iroublesome : c. inf., horses bai'd to break.
,
:
(Xy,
cf.
'
aXyivo$) painful, aXeyeivol
ibe influence
of for, mind, beed,
be forabominable, accursed.
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 beed-
only used in pres. and Ep. impf. : io irouble oneself about a thing, to care
c.
Xiyov
gen.
rei.
chiefly used in pres.
Odyssey with
-, (
fiil
in their course
a person or thing.
aXytivos, (aXyos) giving pain, painful, grievous : Adv. -vajs. II. &ct. feeling pain, sufferiiig. For Conip. and Sup., v. aX7W. 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,
, ,
$. ., . , () ,,
vos,
:
..
) ^
a making blind, blinding.
Comp. and
aXyos
but
r
, () , , () , ,
,
-5, .,
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
also c. ace. vel gen. to care

Pass.,
regarded or counted among.
$, , , (,
aXkydaQai ev
boi,
warm.
, (,
for
to be
, -,
^,,
siop
, (') (^) , (^)
a sinner.
5,
(as
Att.]
,$
ov,
ecus,
sense of pain. tv, {aXyos) painful, grievous.
gen. ovos, and
ov, irreg.
Sup. of aXynvus,
formed from Subst. from naXXos). [ Ep.,
', , : ,
funeral sacrifices.
II.
,. , {) ,
,( = $. , , ()
TO,
one wbo leads or goes astray,
oTos, TO,
unguent,
oil,
used
in
generally, anytbing for
smearing witb,
pitcb, resin.
:
Pass., aor. I
:
pf.
Homer
II. later,
joins
, . , , ., ) ', , , ^, .
eos, TO,
;
"AATOS,
pain, Lat. dolor, whether of body
anoint with
like
oil (see
;
(
to
oi
f.
aor. l
Ep.
oil,
also aor. 2
anoint witb
or
;
')
,
'
oil
pf.
[]
the
skin
to
esp. of anointing for
gymII.
or mind pain, sorrow, grief, distress. anyfbing ibai causes pain. Hence
f.
:
nastic exercises
aor.
(-,
up the
fois,
ibe atbleies.
io anoini,
besmear;
Pass, with
f.
med.
a\7iii/oC/it
iress
:
aor. I
pain, grieve, dis-
Pass, io feel pain, be grieved or disiressed ai

aor. 2
a thing.
sirengiben;
((
make
grow, nourisb,
she filled oui his limbs: io
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.
*,
{,
,^,
aor.
, ( ), , .
,
oAcKTopiScvs, aXcKTopis, dXcKTopiaKos,
{) -, (, )
eojs,
8,
ears.
Hence an anoiniing, dyeing.
5, , {() a ben.
o,
a chicken.
Dim. of
a cockerel. ibe crowing oj
-5,
:
yv
warm,
be
warm, make warm, sun warm.

io
intr. io
grow
pi.
oXcaodc, Ep.
i inf.
and imper.
of
off, avert,
, ', ', . '

less
(^()
opos,
a cock, Lat. gallus.

for
common form
$,
Dor. for
$.
to
ward

32
for

; :
of
the
helper,
Hence fight off the rest, a champion. ov, able to keep off, defend or help,
, \. , ),, \ . , ) -,
|5,
fojs,
, , ,
fi'XoJ
:
-,,
, Dor. and Ep. but aXev, |-8, {, defending men. the usual name of Paris ((, ^) keeping
3
ov,
aor. 2 part, neut., v. ake'is.

II.
in
, )
inf.
êi^
pi. aor. 2 pass,
. ,
aXeros,
meal).
,
0,
f.
(^)
(,
[a]
a grinder;
\5
ovos a
mill-stone.
Iliad.
ov,
aor.
med.
o{ of
|,, -, Ep.
(|, , {)
,
inf.
a defence, guard, help.

off, resistance.
3 sing. aor. i opt. of
(^) a keeping
^. ^.
who
offthe wind.
aXe-rpCpavos, 0, pounds, a pestle. aXerpis, -,
^,
()
|, ,
fut.
of
$^.
of
fern,
rjpos,
()
one
keeps
off,
guardian ;
one who keeps the
esp. as epith. of the gods, like Lat.
(sub.
II. far away. Averrunci. a remedy, protection.
epos,
or (from
\4, ''$)
[ap]
(,
,=
she that keeps off a curse
she that
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
-5,
ruin,
-, |-8,
:
('^,
\( but from *$ augm, ^(, -, formed

aor. I act. opt. also fut.
aor.
I
; ;
,
away
this
;
-, '
the
(as
if
(,
,
;
{\(,
tenses
) $)
are
:
^)
formed
fut.
guards from death
partly from
fut.
^^
;
aor.
:
also an Ep. aor. 2

inf.
part,
a fut.
or aside, hence to defend, assist, aid:

Zciis
struct., c. dat. pers. et ace. rei
Tivi to help one
aXiêiv 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.
but most freq. together, to avert the day of
:
ray
^
to
^-, ( , -,
partly
;
, . , , ,^ ) ', ( ^ , () , ^ () , ()
corn, Lat. molitrix.
5,
) ()
a grinding.
aor.
(v.
i
longer form of dAccu, to grind, [a]

that which grinds or
a female slave
who grinds
or dXev, prob. shortened for dXeoi;, imper. of
avoid! cease! aor. I of wheat en flour, fine meal, mostly dXcvpov, TO, {harleyin plur. aXevpa, distinguished from
(')
f.
rjXevoa, used as Act. to

:
or
to
remeve, keep
impf.
pf.
fut.
aor. i
^,
Ep.
aX-qXeKa, pass.
or
to
Att.
grind, bruise, pound, Lat. molere. an avoiding,
3,
from
:
sincerity.
3 sing,
med.
;
,
f.
;
-, ()
:
Comp. and Sup. of
fut.
med.
truth, to be truthful
tions, in Pass, to
of persons, to speak of things, to be true : of divinatrue, be fulfilled
\,
off,
without
is
come
whence again
or keep
speak truth in all things. privat., e's, (a
ward
Conavert
turn
separately, as, aktêiv
of persons, true, sincere; truthftd, frank, honest : of 2. neut. as Adv. with ironical things, real, actual. proparox. ;;^65 itane? indeed? in sooth? signf.
trtdy
without reserve:
may Jove
as,
but TO r ever a.
,
.
:
contr.
:
opt. aKeoiTO
part.
Homer
aXevai,
in 3 sing. aor. i
;
(3
rei,
inf.
:
c. inf. to
flee,
, ,
Dep.
PiKos,
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:
,\( ,, ^^ - , $ ,^ , , () ' ,.
nuine.
, 05, , , ()
Dep.
^
$
8,
Adv.
in very truth, really
and
truly, Lat.
}.
:
persons, trtithful, honest
-5,
fut.
of agreeable to truth of things, real, acttml, ge-
-vSjs.
(ojs,
, ,
\$
:
also
:
3 sing, but chiefly used by or imper.

: ;
of truth.
subj.
or
opt.
Ion.
= , to grind. -. Adv. of
:
poet, for
) .
part.
also
Comp.
most
to avoid, shun, usu. c. ace.
Sup.
rarely
c.
ace. pers.
also
to leap.
\,
Lycia or
,$ $ $
ircBCov, to,
{)
trtdy.
,
$,
{$,
prophet
really, truly;
more
land of wandering,
in
-5,
Cilicia.
-5,
ov, (a privat., Xrfiov)
Ep.
ov, (a privat.,
ceasing, incessant;
without corn-land, poor. 77<) unimplacable anger

;
abating not frorn wrath.
pass,
fine flour
bold of, hard to catch : Comp. amenable. 2. incompreheiisible. es, Ep. and Ion. Adj. or
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,
, (-) ?, , {) ",() ^ , , . ,, , (, -, ) -, -5,

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

(, ,
of
or
-,
Att. pf. act
to
grind.
\\ $, -5,
and
and
pass, of
sea,
Att. pf.
act.
,
:
properly that which is ground, metaph. a wily knave. Ep. for aor. 2 pass. inf. of eiXcu.
. .) ,
33
Dor. for ov, without stones, not stony. Dor. for

ov,
!.
(!,
sea-beaten.
sea.
ov,
(.$,
wearied by the
ov.
Dor. for
ov, (5Xs,
ovos, 6,
a wanderer, rover.
sea-beaten, of ships.
11.
act.
sounding in the sea, roaring over the

st/r rounded
aor. 2 pass. inf. of

ov,
'.
of waves.
privat.,
not to be laid
less
ov, gen. ovos,
($,
by waves,
[]
= Att. aOpoos,
-65,
ovtos,
, {5,
ov,
(a privat.,
:
lord of the sea. without harbour,
thronged, in a fuass, Lat. coji/ertus. [a] 3 sing. aor. 2 med. subj. of
Lat. importuosus
generally, giving no shelter, inhos-
pitable.
Dor.
f.
a wandering, roamifig.
to he
a wanderer,
live
sea, of rivers.
a vagrant
life.
volutabrum.
05, ,
make
to
, , 8( , ,
Hence
(,
i
the beifig without harbours.

ev,
{.5,
flowing into
the
a place for horses
to roll in, Lat,
aor.
a horse roll:
Pass.
roll like a horse
roam
{as,
,
,
:
(ciAs)
a salt-cellar. (aXs) seamen.
-acTos, poet,
is,
eagle, osprey.
,
{5,
-, )
about.
-,
aXivos,
fern,
swimming
es,
(as,
-5,
a^Tos) the seasea,
ov,
($)
made of or from
hunting toils. Dor. for
(a\s,
sea-ward.
is,
(aXs, avOos) sea-blootning,
ov, (a privat.,
abating
tain.)
-, ,
-5,
[a]
a,
neut.
ov.
Dor. for
ov,
ov,
resembling,
oXC-Sovos, ov,
-^,
es,
(s, {s,
tpKos) sea-girt, surrounded by

rios,
)
:
) )
aos.
like. 6,
:
blowing on the
blowing
ptirple.
i.
e.
9, 5, ,
ing
erring
. .) -5,
ov, (a.s,
ov,
(a.
privat.,
) )
inf.
:
pf.
to
or
also to
wander up and down,

if
noun, as
from
in the sea.
swiimning
in the sea.
salt.
without a net, without
worn by
[a]
of,
the sea.
Dor. for
os, the sun.

{a.s)
[a]
fruitless,
jmyielding, un-
as Adv., incessatttly
washed by
the sea.
(Deriv. uncer-
sea-tossed.
the sea.
a.\\.ei%,
gen.
5.
Ion.
(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.
pf.
ther,
, ,, () , .) -8, , -5, )
, ,
f.
f.
:
, ()
aor.
{aXidvs) to be a fisher, to fish.
) , , ) -, ) 5 -, $. -, )
:
,
:
a, ov, also os, ov,
from, or belongunprofitable, idle,

[a]
to the sea, Lat.

a, ov,
$,
aor. i
marinus.
also in neut. as
Adv.
in vain,
(Deriv.
uncertain.)
ii)
, -5,
f.
-5,
to
es,
:
(5,
sea-nurtured. Ep. :
(5
sea, a
make fruitless,
es,
disappoint.
not fit for a suppliant.
TO, {aXs,
who sand
II.
tract, esp.
a plain by the one near the Piraeeus.

ov,
(,
roaming
in or by
the sea.
dering over the

voyage.
Pass., aor.
:
Ion.
assemble .
, ,
.
ov,
() (,
to
gather toge-
,
-,
Dor. for
(aAs,
sea.
e's,
sea-wandering, wanthe sea,
Pass, to assemble, meet together, [a]

to salt,
[]
-5, -,
Dor.
ov, contr.
Hence a wandering over
wandering
sea-beaten, lashed by the sea.
sea-girt.
Ion. for
es, (ciXs,
Ep. dat. plur. of
opos, 6, poet, for aAieiis.
merged
sea.
sweeping the
-5, -'5,
in the sea, covered with water.

ov, (aAs,
ov, (oAs,
deep purple dye.
))
C
-,
ov,
($,
ovv, (aAs, TrXeoi)
ploughing the sea. of sea-purple, of

84
against which the tide breaks. oXCp-pavTos, ov, (ciks,
-,
es,
(&\s,
^)
breaking the waves,
-5, -65,
ov, ov,
= aXippayrjs.
also
)
ov,
sea-surging.
.. , ,
(,
$)
05, ,
sinfulness, wickedness, mischief. -voos, ov, {aXiTpos, voos) wicked-minded.
()
=
ov,
syncop. for
ov, also
roaring
sinning
with waves, sea-beaten.
washed by the sea. ov, in heaps, crowds, swarms, in Adv. abundance, enough, Lat. satis : also c. gen,, rivos I yvpov silver enotigh, Lat. sat argenti; aKis have enough of a thing rarely just enough, =
6$. -5, =(, -, ,(\$) ) 2,
, 2', , . ,,
(, $, ) < - -5, (,
ov,
-8,
:
as Subst.,
sea-worn.
as Subst.,
6$, {) $, (, ) ,
6,
sinful,
a sinner, a knave.
sea-beaten,
-;8,
supplied
aor. 2 syncop.
Ep.
,',
aor.
I
$.
inf.
of
-8,,
as Subst.
f.
to pollute.
Hence
Act. of
:
aros, to, a pollution. a

defect.
:
,,
,
ov,
a seaman. Tvpos) a salt
shipwreck.
Pass., the
which
subj.
is
:
by
;
impf.
Att. also caXon/
fut.
["']
;
opt.
:
',
part.
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.
: : ;
\(:
aXovs
pf.
,
[]
Ep.
Att. also
inf.
strong, mighty. only used in nom. and ace, safeguard, bulwark, defence. Dor. contr. from avTos, 0,
ov,
5, , $,
[]
plqpf.
$.
, 5,
,
Adv. of
{) ,
.
,
:
(,
. ()
From
pirate.
in vain.
sea-beaten, sea-tossed:
cheese.
destroying on the sea
() (5, = a
gen.
power, might: in spirit, courage.

so help, succour.
to
later
(;)
moved by prayer.
and so
the sea,
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
, ) ), $, , ,,. ^ ', , {) , ', -5, ^) . , ' ' -, ) * , ^. . , () , , 5, ) -, , . . , (, ) 5, , {) $ (, , , ^ ^ ^, -, , ^(, 4) sea-resounding. (, , () whirled -5, (, pickled. or rolled
ov,==sq.
cs,
-68, -5, -5,

ij,
sea-girt.
ov,
salted,
ov,
protector.
5 $ , , , . -$, , )) -, ,
III.
(() .
{)
ov,
bodily strength, force, prowess,

II. feats of strength. a safeguard, defence; and
8, ((,
:
IV. battle, flght.
tv
Dor.
contr.
valiant, mighty.
heterocl. Ep. dat. of
formed
as if
from
ov, also
ov, gen. ovos,
pos,
{, {) , {, , {)
ov,
bravely-fighting.
strong, stout, brave.
stout-hearted.
off,
one who wards
and fro
in the sea, sea-tossed.

f.
:
aor. 2
also aor.
Med.,
:
inf.
akiTeiv
aor. 2
at, with or without halcyon days, the 14 winter days during which the halcyon builds its nest, supposed to be quite calm.
pi.
Ep.
:
inf.
see
ovos,
the kingfisher, halcyon.
to sin or offend against, to transgress, err.
ov,
(a privat.,
not to be
-8,
aor. 2 inf.
s,
(, ^)
it.
of
stretching along the sea,
level, flat.
ov, gen. ovos, (aks,
bounded by
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.
:
bordering on
$, , (() a
sin, offence.
ovv, but then, however. enimvero, but really, certainly. a change r),
(5, -8, [^,

ov, gen. ovos,
ov,
signf.
exchange, the price of a thing. to sell sausages.

ov, 6,
{)
,
{()
$)
sinful, wicked.
,
aTos,
2.
yap, Lat.
that
which
is
exchange, barter^ given or taken in
From
a sausageinf.
seller.
sinful, laden with guilt:
Tivos sinning against him.
guest.
-, (, )
ov,
Ep. 3
pi. aor. 2
med. of
sinning against a
a wicked mind.
(5,
avTos,
Att.
-,
Pass., fut. I
,
aor. I
act.
and med.
of
changing, interchange.
:
sausage.
aor.
pf.
fut. 2
()
:
aor.
,
(
:
aor. 2
^7;'
it
pf.
^7-
make
other than
is,
to
change, for another.
pay.
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.
II.
3. to
-5, , (, ) -68, {os, (5)

ov,
is,
,
',
(, ()
f.
35
to mistake
<,
one thing
Hence
a mistaking one thing
for another.
looking differently. Ep. elision for
change, interchange
60, either
i. to
Adv. (oAAos) elsewhere, in another place, Lat. alibi ; at one time in one place,
at
another way.
'^.
alibi.
Adv. properly dat. fern, of I. Adv. of Place in another place, elsewhere, Lat. i
: .
, \( , () , , , ,
buy, or
hence
to
barter, traffic
2. to sell.
and
aliunde.
Lat. alibi.
otherwise, Lat. alias.
another in another.
Adv.
from
another place
by
ov, contr. -0povs, ovv, Opoos) speaking another tongue, strange, foreign. a, ov, of another sort or kind, dif-
Adv. (a?Jôs) elsewhere, somewhere Adv. elsewhither, to another place. Adv. elsewhere, somewhere else, Lat.
else.
ferent, other
dXXcâi, Ep. for
v((yov,
^,
alibi.
v.
, () . () , -5, (, , (5, ,
Adv.
Adv.
II.
holding another opinion.
of different form,
frojn another place, Lat.
elsewhere, in another place,
in another way, in another case,
alter
$,
2. to
sum.
somehow
ply other than what

allegorically.
another.
one another.
, , -, , , ,
i.
' , {, -,
else,
e.
II,
another place, elsewhither, Lat. aliorAdv. of Manner, in another way,
otherwise, Lat. alias.
except.
ayopevw)
to
speak so as to im-
is
said, to express or to interpret
-5,
one another.
one another, to one another, one another. Adv. reciprocally, mutually.
, )
-5, (, -^) $ os, (, <) -$, {, 5, $, () - 5

,
an eating one another.
ov, poet, for
'$.
, 5, 5, . ", , ,
be
$.
and 3
:
($) Comp. (5)

:
different.
:
f.
aor. I
to
Pass., pf.
^-
make
different, to change,
Pass, to become different, be
changed:
esp. to
changed for the worse. Adv. of

Aeol. for
ov,
otherwise.
($) of unusual
changed.
:
kind, strange,
-reus.
:
monstrous
also utterly
Adv.
fut.
Lat.
SAL-IO
:
inf.
aor. 2
sing,
5
is
From
who inclinesfirst
--, $ ,
Ep.
;
(without aspirate)
inf.
:
, ^,
; ;
aor.
Ep. syncop.
3 subj.
part,
Ep. one
I.
Dep.
to spring, leap,
bound.
e.
to
one side then
to the other, uncertain.
ov,
eating one
"AAAOS, ,
Lat. si
0,
Tis, or Tis
mutual destruction.
From
any other, some other : quis alius, whoever else. 2.

its
$,
Lat.
ALIUS,
another, other
ov,
destroying
often joined with other of

it,
own
cases or adverbs
derived from
as
3.
;
mutual slaughter.
From
one thing, one another.

the other, the rest
one man says joined with the Art.,

;
ov,
*êVa;) murdering
dat.
:
in plur. ol
others, the rest, all besides, Lat. ceteri
a gen. plur.
:
ais, 01$
ace.
which has no nom. as, a

:
cetera, reliqua, in Att. often used as
of besides: di tc
so also
especially.
Hence
..
4.
still,
-5,
ov, poet, for
-$,
for
-\8,
privat.,
^) -5, (5,
ov,
is,
inexorable.
poet,
inexorable.
yivos) of another race
foreigner^
tongue, foreign.
6-$, -, ()
6-5,
to take
ov,
($,
I
Ion. aor.
part.
) ^$,
-,
(a privat.,
(
a
$, $,
to
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
means
Adv. for
$ , ,
:
tis
all the
Lat.
the rest,
all others
and
especially.
,
both otherwise and.. i.e. is used with numerals, when

;
yet,
(5
$
.
of a strange
(5,
. ,
;
to another place, elsewhither, Adv. foreign lands, Lat. aliorsum. Adv. at another time, at other
times
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.)
-$, , ,
(, yyv)
elliptic,
,
.
..
,
;
{5) ($, () Adv. (?,

.
at one time, at another.

else ?
tis) anything
Lat.
is
numquid aliud f when followed by

e. g.
;
,
;
the sentence
i.
e.
will they feel
aught
else
but hunger,
is
i.
e,
how
shall
they escape hunger? but
sometimes omitted.
36
busy-body in other
with other peopled business.
Lat. alienus, opp. to idios
, ,
,
f.
^, ($) -678, , -,
mens
to be estranged.
{aworpios,
matters.
(\\$,
Hence
kirioKoiros)
take no heed of it, Lat. rationem rei to be out of one's senses. Hence
to
meddle
, (aWos)
;
meddlesomeness. belonging to another,
, want of regard or esteem, contempt. want of reason, senselessness, folly.

ov, (a privat.,
, -5,
ov,
i.
, ,
f.
e.
(aoyos)
to
pay no regard to a thing, non habere. 2.

H.
thoughtless, silly.
.
vile.
I.
unreasoning, not to be reckoned. 2.

2.
oyoa)
, , $( ,
other
ly.
be bountiful of what is atioiher's; to laugh with a face unlike one's own, Horace's ridere malis alienis. l\. foreign, Lat. peregrimts : hence strange, alien : also estranged, hostile.
7/
\\$
to
not to be heeded,
-5,
without speech, speechless.
of divers colours.
5, $, -5,
,
to
5, , (aWarpLos) estrangement.
, ,
{aWOrpios,
unutterable, Lat. infatidus. zvithout reason, irrational. 2. not according to reason : contrary to reason, absurd. 3. not reck-
unspoken,
make
strange, estrange,
hostile or ill-disposed
tnade an enemy.
f. {aWos, to be of angive no heed to a thing. to think otherwise than as one should, to think wrong-
-, , )
-5, ,
mind
:
-$,
2. to be
become estranged, be bring into another's hands: Pass, to fall info strangers' hands. Hence Adv. of aWorpios, strangely; to be estranged.
.
,
Pass, to
to
(ojs,
estrangement.
Adv. elsewhere, in another place, Lat.

Ep. for
.. , - -5, . ^) -5,
,
make
Adv.
$)
oned upon, unexpected.
, () , , ,
,
poet, for
aor. 2 opt.
the aloe, a plant.
threshing or threshing-time. or out of the sea. 3 sing. Ep. impf. of
() from
of
not to be reviled.
-$.
alibi.
lard, grease
to
oifitment, varnish, paint.

f.
absent or unheeding
less, lose
-5, ,
one's wits.
(aWos,
foreign, strange.
-xpoos, ov, contr. ovv, of another colour, changeful of hue. WTos, 6, = foreign.
{ovpys) purple ôbe. 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
has it another thither.
, .$, $$
,
:
,
-, ,
.
) -,
g.
.
also to be sense-
in
of another
Adv. (aWos) only with aWos, e.
^\, Horn, \\$ aWos one

elsewhither:
\\$,
'-, , (, ) -, 8, {$,
tribe,
land, corn-land.
the sea, a
ing
(,
sea.
,, {) , , ,, 5,
only, merely.
(ciAs) sea-water that has
a spring, leap, bound. dried : also the
-, (, -) ^) 5,^ , $ -5, ) -5, -5, -8, ') , , ', /.
hither
) ) -, -. -, -05,
sing.,
2. in
, () ;, ,
,
:
ov, (a privat.,
unreviled:
ov, not reviling.
anything for smearing
also anointing-oil,
unguent
, ()
to trace furrows, to
[], dual
oKos,
aor. 2 part,
nom.
77, a poet, form of a furrow ploughed in
. ,
:
bog's
generally,
write,draw.
never used
:
a field
ploughed
the skin, a gash, wound. the sea-born : child of

Thetis.
pestle
name of Amphitrite and of
(,
for pound-
salt.
see
5, ,
.
SALT:
loveliest.
bitter, distasteful, like Lat.
'',
I
,
() 05, , ()
^
2. salt-water, brine.
", 05, ,
"2, 08,
,
77,
77,
ov, Sup.
of obsol.
sweetest,
Lat.
saltness.
grain or lump of salt;
ev,
salt, briny.
2.
fut.
aor.
: ,
6v,
salt, briny.
metaph.
:
amarus.
3 sing. Ep. impf. Ep.
poet,
aor.
:
^/^
Pass.,
pf.
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,
f.
77,
SAL, Engl. in sing, a in plur. salt as prepared for use. the sea.
to cudgel.
-$
-.to thresh, thresh out:
ov,witb a lobe wanting, of the livers of victims.
^, , ()
salt.
, 05, , ()
{$,
()
good
at leaping, nimble.
be in trouble or dis-
., tress
:
also pf. pass,
,
,
troubled.
o^b
as if
from a
pres.
(oXvktos
h)
threshing-floor.
an indissoluble
II.
bond or fetter. dXvKTOS, ov,
grieved.
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.,
II.
. , () ) -5,
()
= aXvTOS,
ecus,
(a privat.,
a garden, orchard, vineyard, etc. Ep. for 3 sing. aor. Ep. for II.
of same verb.
ov, 6,
indissoluble.
aor. I inf.
of
$ . , , ], . , , ()
aa.bvv,
Dor.
poet, for Att.
II.
37
:
I. a any levelled plot of ground,
dXvfis,
ov,
an escaping, avoiding. not pained or (a privat.,

act.
, ,. , .
2
subj. of 3 sing. aor. 2 opt.
(sub.
Ep. for
-5,
accompanied by
ecvs,
ful.
and impf.
, , , .: ,
Adv.
, -5,
-5,
f.
it
hence mournful. : (Deriv. uncertain.) a chain, bond.

useless, unprofitable
, 5) ()
,
., ,, = 5. 5,
, ,
:
[]
ov, part,
8,
",
-Xttis.
strengthd. for
lengthd. form of
() {) ,
:
fut.
and
, .
)
hence hurt-
vulpinari.
used only in pres.
aor. I
to flee from, shun, avoid, for sake. to be uneasy, have no rest.
and dog.
of men.
or
, , ,
'',
aor. 2 inf. of
Att. contr. from Ion.
a foxskin.
ov, 6,
$, ,
f.
TO,
iSos,
() , () ()
Dim.
. ()
of
to
a husbandman, gardener, [a] aor. 2 inf. of
[a]
branded with a fox.

a fox's cub. play the fox, Lat.
,
or
a little fox. a mongrel between fox
II.
a fox-skin cap.
eKos,
a fox, Lat. vulpes

ace.
"AAilS,
ov, (a
privat.,
not to be loosed or
broken, indissoluble: continuous, ceaseless. a-\\j\vos, ov, without lamp or light.
used only in pres. and impf. the mind, to be ill :to wander, ease, be troubled, distraught : to be at a loss, like at
: ';
(;,
more
in Horn.,
',
),
Att.
in Att.]
disk of the sun or

ov,
conquer.
,, ()
moon.
2.
,:
.
pi.
:
gen.
threshing-floor.
,'
II.
metaph.
the
easy to take, catch, win, or
(5)
quest.
rarely to be beside oneself for joy.
3 sing. opt. to bring in, yield: to get, acquire : metaph. to incur envy. aor. 2 inf. of
aor. 2
oxen
, ,
:
, , 6-5,
as presents
ov,
^,
oxen
hence of maidens whose parents receive many from their suitors, much-courted.
ov, 6,
(^,
/Sous)
bringing in
: , , ",
[y
5,
05,
caught or conquered : to be acquired. aor. 2 subj. of Ep. for for but for I. Adv. at once, Lat. simul.
:
Prep.
men
barley-meal.
lenta: sing, only in phrase
elsewhere in plur.
or porridge
bread, one'ssubstance : a preparing of barley-meal. From a preparer of barley-meal. ,

.
" ,
:
-05, (,
6,
[t],
on barley-meal, or bread made of it.

ace. of
) , , , . ,, 7&'& $. ",() -05, () ) , , $ -, , (, . 5, , , .. , -5, , , , ()

gain-seeking,
{^)
alv/ays in phrase avSpes

,
enterprizing
industrious
esp. applied to trading, sea-faring people.
a dealer in
. , (8. () ) -5,
c.
, ,. ,, ,, ,
,
of the mind, easy to apprehend. or belonging to capture or conquest. of a taking, capture, con5,
()
,
II.
as law-term, detection, conviction.
fut.
oi
verb. Adj. of
to
be taken,
11.
dat. at the
for
same time
mostly
with, together with.
,. Dor.
6vos,
in plur. the
Amazons:
also
to be ignorant, stupid.
f's,
:
(a privat.,
stupid, dull
also coarse,
rude
untaught, unlearned^ also without knowlearnt,
TO, peeled or pearl-barley, Lat. po-
ledge of a thing.
II. pass, tiot
unknown.
barley-meal:
Hence
made of it.
barley-groats, and the cakes 2. metaph. one's daily
(5)
destroy.
065, 6iaaa,
=
want of knowledge, ignorance.
)$,
,
to
oev, contr.
ovv,
($)
sandy. sand, a sandy soil;
see
[-']
f.
to eat, live
level with
the sand, utterly

,
Adv. of
ignorantly;
n"
to be ignorant.
resistible,
605, , {%) 5,, Ep. \%^

ov,
6,
aor. 2 subj. oi
[]
ov, lengthd.
form of
ir-
used on a threshing-floor. a thresher, vine-dresser.
huge, enormous.
poet, for
()
properly to

38
soften
to bide, disguise.
-5,{) , (, ) 05, $, , &$,

ov, (a privat.,
, -,
:
hence
to crush, destroy, ruin,
-,
Lat. fener. or wain.
(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.
Att.
2.
, ,
Att.
2.
a bundle of ears of corn, and a binder of sheaves.
/, =
weak, feeble.
) ,, . , () ,
3.
metaph.
6. -8,
$,
ov, (a privat.,
$)
sinful,
without witness,
unattested.
unsoftened.
sheaf.
ov,
,=
,=
hardened
in sin.
sparkling, twinkling,
soft, light,
the carriage
wagons.
tached or belonging to a
load a wagon, of stones. idos, Dim. of a plostellutn : a go-cart.

to
enough
wagon,
Snbst. d^wi^tTOs (sub.

4s,
-5, () {, -5, (, *, |$, , () $, . , , () -$, , (, () ), (, \$)

ov,
es,
^, 6$,
[t]
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,
, '55,
(,
,
:
ov,
Root of wagon or carriage. fit for a wagon
))
traversed
:
by
at-
having no light : hence blind, sightless, dusky, gloomy. II. metaph. dim, uncertain. 2. obscure, unknown. (Deriv. uncertain.) Hence
-, ) ,, ,
$.
to
,
57,
large
make dark or dim mostly in Pass, dark or dim; also to come to nothing.
to
taph. to eclipse
little
wagon, Lat.
to
of or belonging
a
as
fill
-, (, -05,
a wagon.
6v,
traversed by wagons
with, tinconquerable.
a high-roadfor wagons. large enough to

or
carriages.
, ^. ', $. $, ) -$,
arcs,
*/) making wagons
6.
Dor. for
, a trench, conduit, water-course, , ov, =

ov, (a privat.,
fut.
:
'AMAPTA'Nfl,
aor. I
aor. 2
by metath. (with
Pass., aor.
l
inserted)
miss, miss the mark,

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

err, sin.
wrong,
time, at once,
distraught.
,.. , , ()() ,. , ,.
:
c.
gen.
, , , - ,{, . ,:
[]
:
without battle, and one fights, unconquered of places, impregnaunconquerable, of persons 2. disinble. act. not having fought.
ov, (a privat.,
, . . ,
-55,
run together, run along with. Hence clashing ofwheels, a running together
dark, dim, faint, obscure.
1.
,
to
f.
aor. i
pf.
become
me-
to
Adv. of
-05,
ov, poet, for
-.5,
so
Adv. of
ov, (a privat.,
Adv. of
) $, .
$,
=
:
$, 5.
whom no
weaken, impair. without resistance.

without fighting. not to be fought never having fought.
clined to fight.
'
:
with
)
:
contr.
impf.
1
Pass., aor.
unfading.
later
inf.
,
:
-:
to
mow
also to
collect,
Ep.
-, -,
for
[generally,
gather in, as a reaper does corn, to Att.] Ep. at the beginning of words.
:
^
aor.
I
f.
pf.
aor.
to reap,
pf.
Ep.
pf.
to
hence
2.
generally,
.8, ,
:
Ion.
and Ep.
poet, for
go wrong :
to
and
to fail,
do
pf.
-$. -. (\s)
3 sing. aor. 2 opt.oi
for
f.
tion, miscarry.
Ep. aor. 2 o{ aor. 2 inf. of
[],
:
.:
aor.
or
Adv.
()
:
:
aor. I
to
have an abor-
Pass., fut.
:
pf.
together, at the
same
(\5)
hebetare
:
, (()
fut.
[/-]
a failure, error,
sin.
of
-voos, ov,
(, $)
prone to fail or err. a failure, error, sin. erring in mind,
cia, v, bhmt, dtdled, with the edge or point taken off, Lat. hebes: metaph. didl, faint, feeble: Hence of persons, spiritless, sluggish. dulness : sluggishness. [],
&-65,
,=
speaking at random or
ov,
witness.
-5,
is,
(,
idly.
tnos) failing in words,
(a privat.,
or blind.
without
, -, -,
'5, -5,
blunt,
dull,
take the edge
off,
Lat.
Pass, to becotne blunt or dull, lose the edge.
5, ,
ov,
Att.
-, (vs)
0$.
, and
dim-looking, dark, obscure. Adv., poet, for
bubbling up.
-, . ()
(vvos,
to be
dim-sighted
, , (\vs,
'-/8;',
like
(-
a prelude.
: .
., putting off work,

Ion.
-ios, a, ov,
ambrosia, the food of the gods.
6, -8, .
or
enviable,
as Subst.
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.
Ion. for
aor. I part, of ava-
,$) . . ,
lengthd. form of
, -
-$, -$, , ,
for
-608, 6,
earth thrown up.
(,
lazy.
epyov) poet, for
()-,
im-
-, , (properly fern, of
) 8, (^) (, 6$) , , -5,

yrj
9.
ligent.
,
-8,
for
is,
(a privat.,
pass,
careless, heedless, neg-
uncaredfor, unheeded. verb. Adj. of one must neglect. ov, like d/icAijs, not cared for:
II.
UTiworthy of care. poet, for
ov, (a privat.,
to be delayed.
5, ($, , ('/) a $. Adv.

of
to be careless.
,
Ep.
I
,)
ii.
heedlessness.
milking.
:
carelessly
-5,
, Dor. for $.
unhappy:
ov, (a privat.,
'/)
unenvied, un-
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.
-'5,
/ )
not delayed: not
as a reproach, wretcbed,miserable
also horrible.
$, -8,
ov,
of amethyst.
or
4$, ,
:
ov, (a privat., /ieûo;) not
against drunkenness
the precious stone, amethyst.
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
\/:
',
:
((
:
,: .
From
blame.
-^, ,
drunken. II. a remedy
,,
-,
f.
:
, (es)
is,
blamelessness, freedom from

inf.
-05, , (a privat., $) faint, feeble

or sickly.
of
to satisfy.
:
i.
a kind of herb.
it.
II.
intrans. in part, ev
in exchange
other.
((5 ,
Med.
to
rafters that cross each
Ill,
change one with another,

2.
do
to.
in turn or alternately.
to
3. to repay, requite, avenge. 4. like Act. change, esp. of place, to pass either out or in
metaph.
-8,
to surpass.
-$,
harsh, cruel.
ov, (a privat. ./ictSacu) not smiling, gloomy
ov,
(a privat.,
assuaged.
of persons, abler, stronger, braver.
, (. ',
-8,
ov,
= foreg. harsh, severe
ov, gen. ovos, irreg.
|/8,
$,
to press or squeeze out : to sip, drink.
Adv. by
, ^,
6,
:
^, ,,() '',
f.
,
to
Comp. oiajaOos,
$, ) . ) 5, <, () .
f.
, : ,.^, . ',
Ep. aor. deaden the force of.
Dor. for
to
i
2.
Hence
weakly
to
make weak,
aor.
pluck or pull, Lat. decerpere. Ep. /-: aor. i pass.

privat.,
(prob. from
5)
to deprive of
one's share, bereave one of: thing, lose it.
Pass, to be bereft of
to
answer, reply
unsootbed
relentless,
un-
aor, I med. o{ exchange : succession.
MILK, Lat.
metaph. to drain, exhaust.

never mind.
, -5, -5, . -65, MULGERE. -65,

better:
imperat. of
i],
^,
i
Hence
all
means, of course.
heedlessness, indifference.
^^,(\%) , -5,
unprepared.
f.
want of practice or
: (^)
:
ov, (a privat.,
aor.
to
be
)
Ep.
attention.
From
unpractised,
pf.
-:
careless,
heedless,
negli3.
-, -8, -8, -, - -5,

III.
II.
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.
-8,
($.
5
-5,
-$,
-05,
8,
()
$.
(5.
as
ov, (a privat.,
suadable.
ov, (a privat.,
able.
ov, (a privat.,
Adv. (a
privat.,
out turning about.
ov, (a privat.,
gent.
2. to neglect,
have no care for, slight.
terable.
to overlook,
do
and so
to let, suffer.
4. to neglect to
-8,
ov, (a privat.,
Pass, to be neglected, slighted, overlooked.
able.
) ) ^) ) ) ) )
()
unper-
^-)
unchange-
(<)
unalterable.
with-
vnol'
unalter-
for
immense, Lat. immensus: unnumbered, exbaustless. ov, of an immeasurable

life.
-5, , ( ($. -5, (, $)

privat.,
4s,
($, Dor.
words, unbridled of tongue.

ov,
excess.
ov, (a privat., without measure, immense, boundless, incessant. 2. immoderate. Adv. oi infinitely.
ov,
trivium, where three paths cross. Aeol. for aor.

: :
*AMH, ,
pail,
, -, -, )) , . ) . $, ) -, ^, , -5, --65, , ), ^, -.
ptirity.
2.
)
eiros)
&9. -5,
immeasurable,
,
:
ov, (a privat.,
Ion.
-, ,
($)
inimitable.
a being unmixed,
i.
want of
-nriros, ov,
(,
intercourse, unsociableness.
irmos) along with horses,

2.
e.
($, , (($,
fleet as
a horse.
, infantry mixed
immoderate in
drinking
with cavalry.
'AMI'5,
idos,
17,
a chamber-pot.
to
privat.,
without hatred, not
-5, -5,
hateful
Comp.
-5,
Adv. of
without reward.
not
ov, (a privat., /xtaôs) without ov, (a privat.,
pay or reward.
let
{^,
out on
vopos)
I
Lat.
hire, not leased.
med.
inf.
ol,
(a privat.,
wear-
to surpass, excel, conquer.
ing no girdle with their coat of mail. v, lengthd. form of
-065, ,
of way, somehow or other, [a] Hebr. Adv. verily, of a truth

as a Subst.
, , 6$
"AMHS,
cuts
, , -5,$, )
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
, -,
:
-, ~,
tie:
inaccessible, inhospitable.
, ,
,
:
poet, for
see
under
I.
aros,
-. , ()
for
For words omitted under
anything tied or made to

a ncose, halter.
3.
so be
it
also
cord, band.
certainty.
ov,
privat,,
not wrathful.
a kind of milk cake.

I
5, {)
impf.
to be at
$, , ()
aor.
med.
part, oi
reaper
metaph. one who
down, a destroyer, []
a reaping, harvesting : also hara harvest or crop. privat., without mother, l\. unlike a mother.
vest, harvest-tiyne.
motherless.
vos)
distress.
ov, (a privat., or resource, helpless. IL
impracticable, irresistible
as
, ) ,. ) ,
(,
-5,
:
-,/)5,,7, (
a
Ion.
)
fut.
, 8. -. -, -, . ^, .. , -^. -,
Aeol. and Ep. for
poet, for
a knot.
2.
9, Aeol. and Ep.

poet, for
5.
Aeol. for
Aeol. and Ep. for
-.
loss or in
want.
Hence
(-
((,
kind of snake.
-, ,
want of means,
helplessness,
-5,
-5, -05.
if
II.
hardship, trouble.
without means
in a thing
-, , ,
fut.
9, . '^. ^, ^,
Adv. poet,
Ep. aor.
for
I part,
and
aor.
of Dor. for o{
($, 5)
Ion.
ov, poet, for
ill fortune. without lot or share absol. unfortunate, wihappy.
-, ,
() -,
Ammon,
.
'$,
e.
sand-burrower, a
more
freq. in pass, sense,
also inexplicable.
Ep. 3
pi.
and
part, pres.,
from
ov, (a privat., unmixed, pure. not mingling with others, unsociable, savage. not to be mingled, irreconcilable: Adv.
Sup.
generally, a struggle, conflict,

fut.
:
",
pass,
life.
and
pete, vie, or
contend with one, Lat. aemulari. II. generally, to strive, struggle, exert oneself. Hence verb. Adj. one must compete.
. , , () , ()
Dor. for
ov,
( privat.,
undefiled, pure.
-(08.
-)
aor.
.
III.
$,, contest for superiority, rivalry; -\5,

[a]
l
$. 5, , ,
to
Hence med.
:
pf.
Dep.
com-
pass over.
$, -05, ($, ')

ov,
contest, conflict.
,,, , .) , , , : : , ) -,
or
race-course.
"AMMOS
-5, ($, ) -5, ($,

See
ov,
fs,
$, , $.
for
sand: also a sandy place,
growing
in sand.
tihos) sandy.
ahos, or
or belonging to Jupiter
[], Dor.
ov,
($) of a lamb.
Dor. for
() -,
,
i.
of
African.
fem. of
$,
a ewe-lamb.
ov, (a privat.,
unmento
tioned, unheeded.
f.
aor.
:
be
of,
be unmifidful
to
make no mention
rj,forgetfulness.
From
ov,
gen. ovos,
(a privat.,
un-
mindful, forgetful.
tioned.
2. pzss. forgotten,
a competitor,
rival.
inimitable in
-5, ,
(a privat.,
one's
not sought in marriage.
()
not men-
unwooed,
longer remembered.
caught.
, ) , , . , ,
: :
($)
to be
unmindful,
Pass, to be forgot/en.
-8,
$,
e.
fj,forgetfulness
ov, (a privat.,
an amnesty.
4 ., ,
to
41
forget
as
From
forgotten, no
auoTOS, ov, insatiate, r avening, savage : neut.a/iOToi/, Adv. insatiably, incessantly. (Deriv, uncertain). Adv. of 6$, somewhere. Att. 17, want of harmony : rudeness, grossness,
boorishness.
poet. fut. of
-, .
iôs,
TO, a bowl in which the blood of victims (Deriv. uncertain.)
ovvtos, 6,
{05,
sheep-minded,
simple.
apva, apves,
-5 ,
*AMNO'5,
and
etc., as if
a lamb : declined apvos, from a nom. *ops.
, 5,) -5, $) ,
ov, (a privat.,
was
without the Muses, without taste for the arts, unpolished, rude, boorish of things, coarse, vulgar, gross. Adv. of without toil or trouble.
-5,
-$,
From
oj/,
(a privat.,
= sq.
Adv.
-$.
be
ov, (a
II.
privat.,
without
toil or
trouble.
wearied, untiring.
or other.
-5, ,
,
.
or
Att.
Adv.
$, .$,
. , $.
ov,
(a,
should be Adv. without
-65.
found
-,many
toil or effort.
privat.,
^)
From
toil,
without
un-
written
-,,
for
Adv.
($) from
some place
-, -, -665, -5, ^. 65, -5,

poet, abbrev. for
not weary.
under which words beginning with

i.
will
Adv.
(^)
Adv.
:
somewhere. somewhither.
(a/xos)
a, ov,
ing, alternate
another.
$, $ () ,
Adv.
-ws, in requital.
a change. a recompence, return : hence , repayment, atonement : revenge. 2. an answer.

II.
as Adj. in requital or in
thing, bereft of
the milking time, i.e. morning 6, and evening twilight; the four hours either before daybreak or after sunset, and so generally night-time.
stitute of.
unshapely, unseemly
$.
Poets for 6$. an old form for but only used in the Adv. forms
in Att.
$ ", -, ) $. () () ,. , -, , ) , , (5^ 5, .- , , () , - , ) . ^, , ) (9 , 8, , -. -, , , ) , -. ,
of verses, amoebaean, answering one II. giving lilicfor like, retributive
ov, also
() ()
,
or a, ov,
pecul. fern, of
by turns, Lat. alternatim.
kind of
clad.
interchang-
-05,
of vines.
abas,
, /., , , () , ) -,
e.
'5,
bird.
5, ,
Ep. aor. I part, of vtKayos.

poet, for
should be
etc.
ov, also
ov, (aîreXos)
a vineyard. of the vine.

II.
TO,
Dim. of
$, , = foreg., a
cffca, cv,
6v,
vine-plant.
rich in vines, vine
(^,
,
= coniT.
/;08,
vitis.
q. v.
an intermixture
a cloak /or
, , (($, -05,
17,
a vine, Lat.
to dress or
prune
vines.
From
epyov) a vinedresser.
change, exchange, barter.

alternately.
opos,
((\5,
producer of
Adv.
the vine, a
name
a successor, follower. exchange for.
II.
5, , ((8) a vineyard.
in
of Bacchus.
Ep. for avanenaXaiv, redupl. aor. 2
-$,
to
have no share in a thing.
From
part, of
ov, (a privat.,
it.
without share in a
($,
Adv. only found
compd.
-(5,
5,;5,, (/67;) a milk-pail, Lat. mulctra.
, ov,
(^) (^)
II.
absol. unfortunate.
resolved, as,
of milk,
made with
milk.
',
:
:
'
for
5e.
poet. aor.
imper. and part,
of
and
aflne upper garment. Ep. impf.

:
fut.
-8,
-5,
or
ov, (a privat.,
blameless.
Med.
:
aor. 2
inf.
part,
:
and
:
impf.
ov, 0,
$,
17,
a follower, attendant. From ov, made offine flax. , fine flax from the isle of Amorgos.
without share
of,
II.
fut.
part.
(,
')
aor.
cover, Lat. cingere.
II. to
to surround, put round or over,

:
ov, (a privat.,
de-
Lat. circumdare.
for
absol. unlucky, wretched.
(.
See
-5,
Att.
From /// shape, deformity. ov,(a privat., shapeless, misshapen,

:
$,
08,
05, , of, Aeol. and Ep. for $,
Comp.
(($.($,
efs,
05,
$,
Dor. for
^$,
as,
when.
, .() . ,,, ,
aor. 2 inf. of
for
to
put on, Lat. circum-
induor.
v.
sub
and so =
Tts,
aor. 2 inf. of
otos, to,
ov,
(()
an
error, offence.
sinful,
loaded wilb
guilt.
,, . , \. , ,,: , ,6, . ' , . , , , .. : , .: -, : $ ,

42
,=
6, =
^. ',
:
, ()
,=
off,
able to defend or avenge.
opos,
a helper: an avenger.
fut.
fut.
pf.
aor. 2
: Pass.,
pf.
: like
-,
to miss, fail, fall short of, c. gen.

etc.,
poet, for
-.
[], Ep. impf. Ep. aor. I

keep
poet. aor. 2
:
to
ward
Ion.
II.
:
off,
Lat. defendo
to de-
fend, fight for, aid: rarely
to requite, repay.
3 sing.
Ep. aor.
imper. of
Med.
to keep or
Ep. aor. I pass, of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

for
self.
offfrom oneself to defend one2. to avenge oneself on another, requite, re-
ward
pay, punish.
65,
|5,
aor.
pass,
{):
'551,,
ecus,
()
II.
a tearing, scratching.
Ep. impf.
fut.
to
aor. I
^:
Att.
to tear, scratch,
wound:
bind the hair with a band
horse's bridle.
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<ws Ion. los, shortened from avaa being drunk up : of the sea, the
ov,
05, () , 5, $ ()
Hence
5, ,
,
{)
:
generally, to bind, wreathe.
tear in pieces.
a band, fillet: also a
(5
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,
-,
|,
-5,
to
tipple.
From
io$
II.
ebb-tide.
scar.
, ', 5, ,
,
drink.
and iSos, , a long draught of a large cup, used by the Thracians.
contr.
arcs, to,
05, , 5,
:
time
dark, dim, akin to faint, indistinct. Adv. -Spats alsoneut.a/xu5/)ovasAdv. uninitiated, profane. ov, (a privat.,
'5,
:
Adv.
{) {) ,
ov,
-, , an
the almond-tree.
-, -^, -^)
warmly.
\],,=-^8.
Hence almond, of almonds. a tearing, rending

a tearing, mangling.
[]
-^)
as
-, -,
of Time, together, at the same
oftener of Place, together.
-5, -5,
inexpressible.
-5,
or bellowing
Laconian
a cake offine meal, so called from the meal not being ground at a common
privat.,
mill.
-5, , (
,
, , ,
its
)
:
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
without lowing of places, where no herds low. to speak in the dialect of Amyclae (a
) )
inf.
6$,
.'^ - -, , .
old and poet, abbrev. for
;
only used in pres. and impf. to embrace with love, treat kindly, greet
cf.
-.
(,
From
, ,
:
Ep. aor.
to collect
. ($)
=
2 med. around: Med. to gather around. and poet,
(,
{-'.
, ov,
public,
known:
Adv. publicly, openly, Lat. palam. Adv. publicly, openly, without disguise.
public, notorious.
not to be told,
-09, , , ()
poet, for
all sides, flutter or float arojtnd.
-, -, -, (, ')
$, -,
,
Pass,
city).
excellent.
&, . ^, ,
on
too
-,[\
guard.
, ,
2 sing.
Dor. for
poet, for
f.
ov, gen. ovos, (o privat.,
$)
blameless,
3 sing, and
poet. aor. 2 of
poet. aor. 2
aor. I act.
med. oi and med. inf. of
ov, 6,
masc. pr. n. used as Adj.
, () 05,
.
verb. Adj. of
rjpos,
aor. I imper. of
. , {)
. one must
fit for
one must assist; so

repel.
. -, -, (, ) () . -, ,,
,
poet, for
fear,
. -,
about.
to
speechlessness
a defender.
ov,
defending, defensive; defensive armour.
ptov, TO, as Subst.
a means of defence.
. . , ., of
^^.
part, of
, -05, ,
3
,, ,
from
-, , (, -,
Adv. poet,
for
.-. . ,)
to fut. inf.
rush on from
of
to rattle or
ring
only used in pres. and

(with
amazement, or
\..,==-inserted),
rage.
Ep. for
pres.
med.
inf.
and Med.
touch all round, feel on all sides : to fondle : to handle. pres. Ep. for
pi.
Ep. impf. med. of
aor. 2
med. of
f.
-6,
poet, for
Att.
-,
^-, ,
coiled round.
poet, for
to
wrap, fold, or twine round.
II. metaph. that will cut of lightning, /or^îf. both ways, false or ambiguous. 3 sing. aor. 2 of covered all round, es,
close-covered.
sides.
; -$, ) ) . . , () ', ^, - , () . . $, -, , ) .. -5, ) ^ , -5, , )(. -8, '^ -, ) ) ) -,

-, -. -6, , {, () -,, (,
poet, for
f.
/.
round:
ment.
3,
48
2.
I.
a large fishing-net.
a gar-
to
cover around.
a fetter, bond.
ov,
aor. 2
:
or
Dep.
-(,
come round
2
one, surround.
ov,
(,
put or thrown round. noised abroad, far-
poet, for
famed.
sides.
Ep. 3
for
pi. aor.
of
ly,
the state
of being attacked on both
pi.
pf.
of
II.
uncertainty, doubt.
From
poet, for
'/.
o(
ov,
TO
a garment.
thrown round: hence, II. struck, attacked on
aor. 2 of
both or all sides.

double-pointed.
2. act.
striking with both ends,
[5], aor. I pass.
-5, {,
fs, (s,
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of two-edged, double-biting
ov,
(,
III.
ambiguous, doubtful.
double-minded,
doubting.
ov,
also os,
ov,
-5, {,
(,
ov,
2.
c.
covering the whole man, of a large shield, ov, thoroughly soaked.
(,
having oars on both
2.
{*-) fitted
ox joined on all sides, wellsculls,
aor. I
fitted.
-$, , , (, () -5,
Hence
sides, disputed.
on both
it.
,
DAT.
at, by,
worked by
equal
of a boat.
Aeol. for to be doubtful about a thing, not to know or understand it Pass, to be

:
cotitested
on both
signf.
unknown.
iti
the contest.
:
Praep.
gen., dat., et ace.
Radic.
sides,
the sake
around. of a thing
:
I. c. gen. about, for, for feet, the lame one, about, concerning a thing, of ov,
2. rarely I.
of Place, about, around.
II.
on both sides:
in
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.
near, with.
-, -, -,
all sides
:
--<, -, (. (, '/ (, yo) *-8, , (, name -5, (, Homer

to rejoice
ov,
(, (,
impf.
Pass., aor. I part.
-,
all
) -^
:
round the altar. around or exceedingly.

f.
ov,
bewailed all round.
yvios) he that halts in both of Vulcan.
in
yviov) properly having limbs of a spezr, double-pointed
Sophocles of men, well-practised.

to
light
plqpf.
f.
-,
to
up around:
to
about, around,
round about, on all sides. Compos, about, on all sides, on both sides.
sea on both sides, between two seas, Lat. bimaris.

to
-,
V. In
-, )
fly
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.
-, about shrieking,
(, (,
ov,
-38,-^^^, (, -, (, -, , (, )
ov,
mournful.
(la, v,
)
bound
intrans.
in
pf.
burn around. bite all rotmd. causing tears on
a.\s) sea-girt, esp.
having the
:
around, bracelets^
sound on
in irreg. pf. part.

pf.
-, -^
:
2. to bestride:
-$, .
all sides
:
to
pf. and plqpf. oi two right hands, very dextrous, Lat, ambidexter. 2. ambiguous, Lat. anceps: twosometimes simply like edged. 3,
^, -,
-05,
haavs) fringed all round. anything that is bound
-,
ov, with
atiklets.
about one.
-^, -,
both hands.
pf.
($,
compassing.
, , &,
round, an enclosure.
. ,, ()
hence
, ()
aor. 2 part, of
),
us,
-. ()
II.
-, (, ) (, ) -, ^, -, -, , -,
ov, ov,
to
Dep.
to
look round
all
round.
disputed, doubtful.
water around.
From
going round, en-
, ,
something thrown a garment. anything thrown
quite flayed.
-5,/, (, (, -5, (,
ov, ov,
, -,
f.
/, to wind or roll a thing all round

f.
in pf, pass,
to befitted close,
f,
wait for. to whirl round, agitate violently.

to lie in
to he doubtful:
) )
Pass, to be disputed.
sense, doubtful.
grasped.
of double
skinned all round,

as large as can be

44
encompassing.
,-, ,(, ,-,
(S,
f.
(-$, , (, ()
[],
6v,
, () , -, , ,-' , ) -(, -( ', .

sides.
-,
on
to
:
-5, (, -5, ,,{<,

oneself.
. ) )
to to
:
Lbpoo
rtmning round:
^. -^,
upon
tearing both cheeks.

torn on both sides.
double-headed.
all
, ($, -,
used as Pass, of
to lie close
-,
:
to lean on.
f.
(,
Ep.
to
shear or clip all round.

ov,
approachable on both
-,
round,
put round or on:
Med.
:
to ptit
turned round and

or
-8, -,
[]
ov,
gen. ovos,
ov,
-^,
:
:
f.
round, circling, revolving. fem. Adj. rowed on both sides
ov,
thick-haired
of
swaying
-,
aor. I
and fro,
f.
,
:
rocking.
From
ov,
(, (, , (, (,
ov,
to
flooded around. tend on all sides or carefully. with hair all round,
trees, thick-leafed.
) ) )
=
(,
(, ')
with pillars
broken all round.
wind round.
fut.
and
Ep.
round,
to
put garments on a person, Lat. induere

aor. I
(: (,
to tend, protect.
oneself in.
, -(,
Med.
Pass, to be clothed in, to wear, esp. in pf.
imperat.
poet, also
to be busy about, take care of: to

III.
round.
thing, settle
, . (, ) -,
:
sides.
sea-girt
flourishing, rich.
to be infidl bloom.
f.
thoroughly.
amphitheatre.
on both ends, or with handles on both sides. f. to run round about.
, ,) - , ) -, -5, $, , -, , -, -, ) -, -, () , -, -,
:
enw)
8, (, $, ) , - $, , (, ) -5,
:
Att.
I
Pass., aor.
:
-$,
Pass, declined like
) \$.(,
:
hover or flutter round. Hence (S, hanging round one : hanging round
to
poet,
to
put
II.
the shoulder.
ov,
with
clifl^s
all
round.
pi.
ov. Ion.
for
surrounding
to
put on
aor. 2
oneself, dress
the head.
and
II.
round or near.
to
go
about, encompass.
, '-65, , ,
Hence
II.
17,
they that dwell
do honour to : esp. Med. to follow and crowd

pi.
composed of deputies chosen by

Greece.
Amphictyons, a Council all the states of the presidents of the Pythian games.
the the
Hence
Ep. 3
to
aor.
of
, , of ox for the Amphictyons

:
A mphictyonic League or Council.

or
sit
around or on a
their
League.
-|5, , {,
:
upon
it,
as dust does,
[a]
8, , fem. of
city
I.
joined from both
Att. -rros, ov,
(.
near the
f s,
sea.
Amphictyonic League. II. a name of Artemis at Anthela, the meeting-place of the Amphictyonic Council. f. [t], to roll about or upon.
(sub.
voXis),
or
state
in
the
blooming on both sides
hence
From
always with
pf.
to
bloom
all
round,
-8,
II.
-5,
ov,
(s,
f.
(, KvveWov) Homer $. (, () (,
ov,
in
a double cup : cf. [] \a\os) chattering everywhere. far-spreading : hence

dig or hoe round. to speak on both
to
warm
on all
sides,
warm
generally wide, large, vast: also excessive, violent.
TO,
{,
a double theatre,
-,
to
sides, dispute.
5,
Hence
-, ,
-5,
is,
ov,
of a cup, that will stand
ov,
discussed
on
all
hands,
doubt-
ful.
act. disputifig, captious.
sides,
congealed, of blood.
ov,
on both sides
shroud.
(, '/) -605, (, -$, (, ,

ov,
sq.
two-edged.
ov,
-, ,
shelter, to envelope in.

:
cleave asunder.
) )
sharpened on both
clotted around,
doubtful.
as Subst.
f.
,
to
with a door or opening
II.
to
pit
a hall. cover all round, enfold, thing round as a veil or

part.
*-, ,
ing-twilight,
-5,, .(, '/) -5,, (, 5) , (, ,

dispute, doiibt.
ov,
From
disputed, questionable,
act. disputatious, contentious.
ov,
encompassing the neck.

Lat. /7/;) the
Ep. aor.
($
shoulders, two-sleeved.
ov,
to
hands, [a]
gray of morning, []
rub
all
-5,
-65,
to tvipe or
(, ) (,
ov,
Dor. for contended for, contested on both
) -.
round.
morn-
pres. of Ep. aor.
covering both
From
round
darkness.
-,
belloto
contest, eagerly
-$, , -^,,, (, -8,

I. to attack.
&-<,
f,
pf. act.
Dep.
fight
[a]
(,
aiva, av, black all round,
3 sing.
Pass, to he completely parted.
by different mothers.
pf. act.
-. )
of
:
i. to fight for.
provide for.
wrapt in
Lat. bifrons.
-5,
,
. ) -,
:
to bestow
45
labour about, attend
to,
brothers or sisters
to
Dep.
habit.
polishing all round.
pay heed
round
or in every direction.
die all around,
eagerly.
sides, intertwining.
, .{) 5, , ^, , . -, -, -, -, -, )
-^, --, {, )
to chirp or twitter all
irepi,
-<, -(,
about.
to
-',
-, -, -5,
f.
-, , -, {) -., -8, (, ) --, , -, (5, ) -($5, {, )
, ,
f.
f.
-5, {, -$, -, (,
is,
around, properly of cattle the floor echoed all around.

wooed.
ov,
SaireSov
vukos) made an object of

vcifcew)
Med.
to
dwell round
.
about,
^- -5, , )
low or
fire all round.
) -, ) , ) -5, -,
Dep.
ov,
(,
to fiy or fiu iter
around.
double-faced,
f. ô;, to clasp around. Hence a clasping round, embrace. ov, with two entrances. ov, surrounded byfire, with
(, (,
ov, poet, for
in-
',
to think both ways, doubt.
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.
rarely c. dat. like
'2,
-5,
its
ov,
(,
$
ace.
to
smooth or polish all round.

ovv,
round about.
3.
c.
ov,
contr.
about, around,
at sea.
when
it
always follows
case.
ov,
reechoing.
to strike
on or from
all sides.
ov,
surrojtnded by a plain. Dep. to be all round, hover around. Dep. to be busied about, take care of,
ojv,
to.
the dwellers
Adv.
(,
^)
round about.
twined
dispute, differ, argue: put round as a crown. Hence to keep turning round about pute.
-. - ),
Pass, to toss about,
like a ship
pent, that can
-,
:
$,
a kind of ser-
go
:
both ways, forward or backward.

Ion. for
impf.
:
or with double
augm.
so, aor. i
Pass., fut.
med.
to
in pass, sense
aor. l
or
aor. 2 of
stand apart, and so to
(~
(,
or
Pass, to be the subject
of dis-
arcs,
ea;s,
a point in dispute.
And
= -8, -. (,
f.
-',
,, ,
[v]
f.
round. to decay or
ov, debatable, doubtful.
a dispute, con-
troversy,
ground
aor. 2 part, of
or occasion of dispute or debate. ov, disputed, debatable.
to press all
to fall
round. around, embrace
v.
to fold
about another
Med.
to fold
round
ing on
-5,
all sides.
both sides, double-biting.
busied about, take charge of: of slaves, to serve, to minister to.
) ) -, , ($)
ov,
ov,
fjyos,
twisted on both
round
(, , (,
?;,
beating or dashstriking with

be
a crown.
with the
:
to
be
an attendant
around
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.
city,
<, \(. -5, -, -^5, (, )

=
poet,
or opening
Dep.
) -, , -5, (, ) -,
Pass,
oneself, deck oneself in.
(, $)
Pass,
-5, (,
like
(S,
a crown,
placed round
to place roujid
intr. act, tenses, aor. 2
,
to
pf.
stand
like
to
stand around.
ov,
",
(,, \$)
turning all ways.
-(,
'
) -, ). 8, -, -(. -, -.. -, -^,

:
with double mouth
double.
(,
(s,
(,
pi.
Ep. impf
to beleaguer, besiege.
twisting round,
aor.
pass. part.
o(
Ion. for
68,
to trouble all
aor.
pass. part,
round. of
to stretch out
and throw round.

46
,
(,,
also
walls.
intercept.
aor.
round,
, , -, -,) , , ,(, -, -$, (, -, - {.: : -5, ,(, -(5, ,

'ANA'.
encompassing the
Ion.
to
cut off all round, to

aor. I
:
,
-5,
both of two, Lat.
: (same Root as oPoXos) a double spit.
MBO
, , . Gen. and Dat.
.)
cs,
ovs) two-eared, two-handled.
two-edged. well-rounded. -Topvos, ov, to tremble all over. to run round, surround,
-, ) -, -5, ) -(, -,
2
:
imperat.
aor.
pass,
i5os,
to
put
or,
= foreg.,
(a
to
put on
Med.
to
put on
oneself.
f.
^, to shake around.
around.
ov,
{, (,
to tivitter
blameless.
cutting on both sides,
,
,
for
ovs) a two-handled pail. two-eared, two-handled. 3 pi. pres. opt. of

privat.,
ov,
-8,
, amomum,
ov,
Adv.
-$,
blamelessly.
. ()
spice.
unblamed,
an Indian
(a
privat.,
$)
in
without blame,
blameless.
Att.
esp. in
bored through, with double entrance.

f.
tremble all round.
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]
:
'.
-, )-. -, () ^, , -, -,
gen.
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.
-, -, -8, -5, -^, -, -{[,

is,
f.
-, -5,
rJTOs, 6,
ov, with
{, , (, {, {, (, %
ov,
,=
Pass,
) ) . ))
Root of
to shine
$. *
all
)
round.
compd.
$, -'(-$,
Adv. from the absol.
6$ = !,
certain
"AN, a conditional particle, used like Lyr. particle Ke, kv.
manner. the Ep. and
to tremble for.
around.
round; see
visible all
to
fear or
(,
:
-, - -,
ov,
aor. i
Pass, aor. i
:
(,
up around.
streets
656$) part of a town with a quarter of a town, Lat. vicus. odos) a road round, a street. 17, (3, , shortened form of ajar, also a cinerary urn: as liquid measure, = i-| Roman amphorae, or nearly 9 gallons. in both ways, Lat. as Adv.
TO,
it,
(, -5, (, -$,
round
lame
in both feet.
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
: :
-^,
:
,
or
-^),
(($)
Hence
, Conj.= , ,
-,
'ANA',
lai/,
with subjunctive,
for
shortd. Ep. form of
shortened from
, .
[] []
(like tvi for
eveaTi), he stood up, arose.
utrinque.
$,
towards both
utraque parte
, , ,. .
on both
sides, Lat. utrinque
;
a, ov,
()
Lat. uterque, both

iir'
'
ex
sometimes
Prep.
for
privat. before a vowel.
(, ($, , -.
:
sides.
Adv. from or on both

both ends.
sides, Lat.
from
Adv. on both sides. Adv. in both ways. And Adv. to or on both sides. Adv. ov^s)from the ground.
($,
poet, for
3 sing. aor.
-,
opt. of
poet,
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
-,
$
:
being up on high, aloft; opp. to
flight
med.
ship-board, put to sea.
Causal, to
make
ed : so also
chic frenzy.
toss up.
one's voice, to
to to
ing.
central Asia, like that of the

the
a mountain, etc.
who
be
,,.-, -- -, , ,, -, -, ^.', -, ,
is
. (), ^, ,, . ) , () , () -. ( : -, , -) , , . -, ) -, -, , ^ . -, () , , () , , -, - -, ^. , -, . -, () . -, , , ,, , , () -, . -,
:
, ,
6.va
47
for
vocat. of
up! arise!
iws,
17,
a seeing again, re-
avdJ3a, Att. for
king, only addressed to gods. aor. 2 imperat. of
covery of sight.
Adv.
going up,
mounting:
[/8]
boiling up
means of going
up, a
f.
with sudden Adv. (, , (?0<) a putting delay. gush forth;

poet,
shortd.
bursts.
\
:
off,
aor. i
to
of steps,
, (,
I.
stair.
to
gush out with

to
:
oil.
a ladder.
aor. 2
go up
or back.
f.
aor. 2
also aor.
:
Ep. 3 sing,
pf.
fut.
aor.
:
(for
Ion. inf.
to cry or shout aloud,

II.
intrans. to
go
up, mount, to
in aor.
I
go on
ship,
utter
a loud cry
to cry out
something.
to
II.
call on.
make
to
-,
mount:
f.
to
go
Pass., aor.
pf. part.
, (,
:
($.$,
to
i
up,
make
go on board
poet,
-,
Adv.
bubbling
part.
mount-
up.
II.
/ios) to
rouse to Bac-
thrown up, of earth.

is
2. intr. to
break into Bacchic frenzy.
f.
pf.
II. to
put back, put off:
Med.
:
to
throw or
to lift
up
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.
-,
to
as a prelude or beginning of song. shortd.
3,
(')
$, , ,,
f.
make a prelude, begin put off, delay ; in Act. and Med. throw one's cloak around one.
aor. 2 part, of
to sing.
III.
poet,
IV. in Med.
Att.
-, , -:
I
()
opt.
iv,
delay.
Pass., aor. i
make foam
or boil up, to boil.
Hence.
2
to dip repeatedly.
fws,
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.
2.
*-, *-,
ov, boiled,
only found in 3 sing. aor.

aor.
((,
pf.
pass. part.
lowed down again.

aor.
05, () $, ,,$, , (-)

mounted, a horseman, [a]
poet,
ov,
6,
one
skilled in
mounting.
that
(,
mounted
I
poet.
may
or scaled, easy to be scaled.

pf.
of pf. of an obsol.
to
boil or
bubble up.
aor. 2 imper.
and
;
. , -, -, -,
f.
back tidings of a thing, report, Lat. renunciare,

[a]
:
, ,;
I
-($, (,
Cf.
to
swallow again, gulp down
also aor. 2
stvallowed back, swalshout aloud for joy.

aor.
i
-(,
to
Dep.
roar aloud.
Ion. for
inf.
of
= avaj-'yaiov.
for the tenses see
to
carry
to
aor.
-(^
give
inf.ofoi/a/SatVo;.
laugh aloud.
on board ship. Hence of justice.
come
, , ,
aor. to
fut.
med. make go up:

2. to
of to mount one on horse3. in
Causal
Att.
back.
draw
a ship up.
Med.
to
put
4. to
bring up to the bar of a court
aor. 2
to
-,-^ ^
Dor. for
:
f.
to beget
-^.
:
anew, regenerate,
:
f.
aor. I
aviycvaa
to
f.
to taste.
later
va'yvoa,
1.
to
know
accurately,
-,
know again,
recognise, own, Lat. agnoscere,

:
3.
II.
verb. Adj. one

:
must
aor.
f.
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
() (, ,, (.-: -, ^,
to life
rarely aor. I
(, (, )
set on.
inf.
to
again, return to
ecus,
life.
recovery of
life.
Dep.
to
, ^ () ^,
to distinguish, discern
hence to read.
is
in
Ion.
Greek the
aor. i
to
persuade ; and aor. I pass, to be persuaded.

f.
:
^'^,
:
used in causal sense

pf.
pf.
to
-,
, $,
('^)

48
forcible, convincing.
3. of things, requiring to be
up
rein,
vab,
II. ipzss.
:
done.
necessary
force
, .^ ,
sary or natural
compel.
constrained.
2. forced : hence painful. avaynaia, necessaries : also absolutely
thong, etc.
sea.
necessary, barely sufficient.

ties
:
connected by necesLat. as Subst.,

3.
-, ,
:
,
:
hence anything by which one leads, a
necessarii, relations.
,
;
Adv, of avayKaios, of
it is
necessity, per-
necessary
Sup.
'^, , , ('/) '/, ,,

verb. Adj. of
verb. Adj. of
Ion.
- -5, -,
contest, never
-5,
2.
, (dvaya) a leading up a leading back, referring.

ov,
a putting to
ov, (a privat., dyitiyrj) without
guidance
without
or education, ill-bred : of horses and dogs, unbroken.
(a privat.,
dyvoa)
one
must
to divide anew apportion a conquered land.
'ANATKH,
and Ep.
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
cessitas, force, constraint, necessity
:
pain, suffering.
of Jiin, relationship.
f.
to
-, ,,
:
II. like
Lat. necessitudo, the tie
Pass., aor. I
2. to
bend back or round.
, , - ^: -, (,, . , ^^ poet,
compulsory.
forced,
nerally a distribution, division,

ov,
, $, ()
-, -, -,
aor. I
6,
f. :
having contended for a prize.

generally to divide or
to light up. of dvaSariofJiai.
:
med.
inf.
a re-distribution
ge-
Lat. ne-
(dvaSacaaOai) divided anew, redisaor. I
tributed: generally, distributed.
to
divide again, re-distribute.

pf. 2
of
a means of shewing forth

:
jnouth-piece used by criers.
undo,
loose.
-(:
make
to lift
and fut. up and shew, shew forth.
-.
:
Ion.
II. to
aor. 2 opt.
and
inf.
of ava-
public, declare.
Hence
-5,
cognise.
ov,
generally unholy, guilty.
-^, ,
(
f.
privat.,
ayv6s) impure, unchaste,

:
dvaSeiîS, c<ws, 17, a shewing forth, display claiming, election.
recognition, owning.
$, , yyv)
From
to
claimed
registered.
out,
generally to enter in a public register or record. to describe, [ypa]
, , , -,
:
5,
:
Att.
to
know again,
Hence
cojs,
17,
recognition.
(^5,
(âvayva/yai)
II.
a knowing again,
reading.
(avayvcvvai, aor. 2 of
5,
05, 8,
f.
, ,^, () - -.
Ion. for
reov,
or sister.
-, -,
-, 65, ,
:
( privat., (\6$) without brother
-.
a pro-
band.
a passage read aloud. a crying aloud, proclamation. ($,
.6, f.
poet,
Ion.
for
aor.
open the eyes again.

:
the Att.
fut. is
cry aloud, proclaim publicly

ov,
(,
:
^
,
fut.
f.
: : :
aros,
a headof dva-
aor.
inf.
to look up, to
to
draw
off the skin, esp. to strip
aor. 2 aveivov
Pass, to be pro-
to be generally called or
surnamed. {avayp(p) written up or
off\he scar of a wound, Lat. refricare ulcus: hence to rip up old sores. iojs, a binding on.
out,
iois,
(vayp) a
:
notary, secretary.
is
,
f.
a writing out
that which
written
a public record.
xf
From
I
/. aor.
aviypaipa:
to
write up,
II.
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
aor. 2
:
:
-,^: -,
strengthd. for
ypv,
to mutter.
(,
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.
() () <-5, 05, {) -, -(, ^^^

and , fillet for women's hair, a headband. ov, binding up.
to dye,
a hand
imbue.
med.
aor.
dve(yv
dva(ya
pf. pass,
Tiva evayyiXia to
founder.
self;
dvadrjaai iavroiis es
III.
tow.
$, $,')
band.
-- - $ ' , , -, ,
-,
;
poet,
aor.
bind up, bind round ; crown one for one's good news.
:
to
II.
up one's family to a Med. to fasten with a rope to oneto trace

(sc. vavs), to
take a ship in
poet,
aros,
, (4) a
:
head-
f.
to teach
over again
to teach
: :
/6- .
,
to
otberwise or better, Lat.

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

f.
pound,
-.,
-8,
for
interpret.
poet,
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,
one must defer.
to
give up
2. intr.
back, return.
,-,
f.
/7;/, one
must refer
to
49
verb. Adj. of
and
of
of
,
esp.
c.
springs, to
ace. to
from
, ,,, . . , (). -, , . . , ( , . . , -, , ) , ) , -, -, -, , -, ) -, , . -. -5, ) . -5, -, 5. -,

-,, 5, {) ,
(,
f.
-(,
-,
Homer
hard.
run up or
{, , ) \$)
6,
to
give
or observe again.
green, bloom, or sprout afresh.

arcs,
to
make
double.
ov,
given up or
to be
given up.
part,
aor. 2 imper. of
a votive offering : in delight or ornament. Cf.

esp. as
f.
aor. 2 inf.
and
,5,
poet, for
pi.
and part.
pres.
med.
a taking up, acceptance
the undertakittg of labours.
-, -\, (, , () -, , '. 6, -(,$, , () ,{, ) -,

like
to press
to look at or
observe carefully; to view
\$)
to
grow
that which
is set tip,
only used of a
aor. 2 inf. of
17^0, to
shout in applause.
a nursling.
:
to look
up
at
observe closely.
:
poet, and Ion.

inf.
fut.
^-
aor. 2 inf of
-,
2. to
aor.
to
spring
fut.
of
aor. 2 inf of
to
come
to the top
:
f.
pf.
{,
of the water. Dep. with aor. 2 to come

:
act.
tip,
rise,
rebound : to spring upon. Ep. and Ion. shame lessness, assurance, effrontery. Dep. ('?7$) to behave impudently. shameless, uni's, (a privat.,
up,
tip,
bound
{$)
from the sea shun

:
but absol. of the sun,
to
rise,
gush forth.
draw
back, retire:
of
abashed, reckless
the stone of Sisyphus
is
called
Xdas
reckless, ruthless.
c. inf. to
delay to do, avoid doing.
-5,
Att. pres. part, of

17,
privat.,
()
{,
to fan the flame. to set
on fire,
to infiame.
without presents
Adv. of
sq.,
without bloodshed.
bloodless, un-
the bridegrooni, without bridal gifts. dvaeipai, aor. i inf. of
av-aeXiTTOS, ov, (a privat.,
lookedfor.
-, -|,
march
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,
inf
to set sail
f.
(dm,
()
:
to lift or raise up.
lengthd. for
) -.
^,
:
ov, {a privat.,
stained with blood, Lat. incruentus.
unhoped, un-
) -.
c.
-,
f.
to
return to
life.
.
to
again.
2. intr.
(sub.
Hence off. dvaêvîs, (5, , a marching away.
-, , -,
to search out, discover.

ecus,
,, -, -,
,
bubble up. to search into, examine, Lat. anquirere

to boil or
Hence
investigation.
to recal to life.
-<,
fresh
-, -,
life.
to
gird up. light up again

to
, , . , ,. 5, ):
:
-. , ,, ,
-5,
ov, ov,
and
without blood, bloodless.
Adv.
like
[]
impf.
Ep.
fut.
inf. aor. I (not in use) Dep.: to refuse, reject, spurn: subj. inf. refuse to do: hence to excuse oneself from a
:
etc.)
thing, renounce, disown
to repent, be
ashamed of
doing a thing.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
pass. inf. of
aor. I part, of aor.

I
rial.
ing.
a taking up of dead bodies bu2. a taking upon oneself, an undertakFrom II. a destroying, destruction.
fws,
:
dv-aipcb),
f.
pf.
pass,
(v. to
to take up, Lat. tollere,

off,
and so
:
I.
Pass,
to
gain
bear away, carry
esp. of prizes
simply, to take
courage.
accursed.
-, -, -, . -, () , -, -,
to
warm
Att.
again.
Att.
to
regain one's courage. to fill with fresh
II. intr.
ava-Oeis, aor. 2 inf and part.
arcs,
anything devoted or
to
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.
burial.
2.
to take
tip
dead bodies /or
Hence
to to
make accursed,
bind by a curse.
warm
or beat again.
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.
3. to take tip
newborn
5, =
Ion. Verb,
to
, : ) -, , , - ) -, , -,
50
dv
-5,
Pass., aor. I
-,
(
2.
:
:
f.
av&pof, to raise up.

op, (a privat.,
.
again
:
: :
dv-Ko,
Ion. for
, want ofperception, insensibility.

II.
:
From
aor. 2 of
dv-pvv
and
f.
unfeeling, without feeling.
without
dv-c,
dva
generally, to
common
sense, senseless.
pass, unfelt.
impf.
aor. I
hend in a sutnmary, sum up. dva to spout up, gush forth

violently,
pf.
(a priv.,
the simple
Att.
spend; of food,
to
to start up, rise
ace. to leap iipon.
impudently.
, ,
:
aros,
expenditure, outlay.
Att.
-, {$)
up
[aj/d-]
ov,
an being never used) use; of time, Hence consume. that which is used up, = Att.
to use up,
-, -',
[t
, {,
mix
tip,
-. :
f.
mix
)
well.
:
[a]
-to
mm
to
comprethrob
also, to
Ep.]
Att.
-,
f.
to publish, to
pro-
claim, esp. to proclaim as conqueror: to offer by voice of herald: and so to put up to auction, which was
done by proclamation of the
(,
dv-vv6,
risk.
f.
to rtish into
danger again,
to
run afresh
to rouse,
quickly, spring or burst forth

to be shameless,
c.
-\'5,,
shamelessness.
(a
privat.,
impudent
-5, ,
of things, abominable, detestable. unasked. ov, (a privat.,
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
quite clear.
) )
From
behave
dvv^s, (,
dva
f.
excitement, emotion,
shameless,
aloud, scream out

f.
tears, also to
-, -^,
II.
break upwards or back, to break in pieces.

etws,
to
set
up or upright:
Med.
cation:
to
sit
a summoning. from banishment.
-, -, -'-, -, -, -, dvs, {)
[]
=
Dep.
:
:
to move upwards, to sway to andfro awaken, Lat. suscitare. Hence , a swinging to and fro.
2.
2.
aor. 2
aviK\ayov
of a dog,
to bark, bay.
to
weep aloud, burst
weep for,
to bewail.
dva
f.
[]:
aor. I
:
:
to cry
into
to
up.
-, $,
Med.
encourage
esp. the dead.
, , -, {,
to restore
-^, , -^,
f.
intr. to sit
down again.
Att.
dvo,
dva
to
renew.
fut. pass, of dvaKXivOeis, later dvaKXiOeis, poet. aor.
anew. Kaivos) to renew, restore.
Hence
-,
:
poet,
to
make
to lie
:
'.
:
II.
a calling on, invoa recalling, esp.
[t]
fut.
back, to lean
pass, of
:
aor.
one thing
ea>s,
renewal, restoration.
to kindle,
a prison.
aor. I
light
up
to light oneself a fire

:
-,
in Pass, to
metaph. to burn with anger.

:
:
fire, rouse,
to call up,
poet,
fut. eVcu
II.
to call
upon or
call
again
stim-
and again, and

mon.
recal, esp. from exile.

f.
intr. to unveil.
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.
-, , -,
3. to call
f.
so to invoke the gods.
2. to
by
name.
III. to call
back,
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.
, --^^, () ^) , {,
-, ,
:
to uncover, unveil.
U.
2.
\,
to betid
upwards or back.
Castor and Pollux.
, ,
,
dva-KcXS8os,
-, ^, - ,
-5,
,poet, for
6,
)
:
a fold (Lat. sinus)

-i],
From
dva
aor.
'.
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
I
:
^ -, (
dva
-, dv-o',
-,
:
to rule in or over.
f.
-, , {, $)
:
absol. to
to gird up gird oneself up.
into
, recovery
poet,
ay
to
-:
of
a.
thing or from an
f.
illness.
Att.
f.
again dv
Pass, to
go
back.
to
dart or flitig
tip
II.
intr. to
shoot up, as blood from a

7),
wound.
(dm,
-, )
(5,
dvaKO'n-,
a beating back
f.
dv-'n,
to beat,
From : a recoil. force or drive back

to lift or raise
Pass, to stop short.

to call out.
dv-o([,
f.
Att.
a loud shout.
Pass, to be lifted up, lightened in spirits.
up Hence
from
out, lift
tune
I
be
pensus
mine
hand
one with another.

inquiry.
-,
. -, ^^ -, , (). ^ -, ) ( -^ -, , $,
:
:
: :
$, -,
a thing.
ecus,
lifting up, lightening
relief
f.
aor. 2
aveKpayov
-^^,
:
. ,
:
51
aor. 2 inf. of
Dep.
to take again.
:
to cry
aor. I
to raise
a war-ery:
:
up
the voice.
to cry aloud.
ava-Kpadeis, aor.
-<,
its
I pass. part,
of
f.
aor.
pf.
ecwi, 17,
Dep,
to
begin to
a mixing up. play : of a bird, to

:
to take up, take into one's
hands
gene-
voice.
poet.
to
-(hang up
II.
f.
upon
a thing
'^
: :
rally, to take
vice, to
with one.
2. to
take into one's ser
adopt.
3. like Lat. recipere, to take to
aor.
Pass, to
hanging up
esse.
metaph.
to be in suspense, Lat. sus-
[]
(for the tenses, v.
to
exa-
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
.
one
Med.
(-
upon
'
well, search out.
Med.,
to
examine before-
f.
poet.
$,
Hence
lift
-npbs eavrovs, to question
fws,
-5,
-,
to
77,
insensibility,
flame up, take fire. want cf feeling.
From
I.
ov, (a privat., 0X760;) without
pain :
an examination,
absol. to clap with uplifted hands,

ecus,
-, , ^. -: -, 6, , ()
dva
to
a pushing back, checking, esp. pushing a ship hack, backing water. verb. Adj. oi one must check.
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
$, () 6, ,
f.
17^0;, to
up and strike together applaud vehemently.
of persons, unfeeling, hard-hearted, ruthless : Adv. -$, 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.
,
:
-, -,
):
:
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
also
,, {) , {)
,
: -, ) , -,
f.
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.
-, 5,
pf.
:
(, ,
to lick up.
()
($,
:
f.
aor. I
:
or
aor.
l
:
or
the pres.
av.
or
are rare
:
-,
From
or
or
Pass., fut.
:
pf.
impf.
to
e,
i.
turn round again: come round again. Hence

to
tuit, revolution.
,
a temple.
f.
: :
the chariots were overturned with a rattling noise, like that of cymbals.
fut.
come up out of
culties, to recover,
f.
rivos to look well to a thing. ava^, a manager.)

f.
to keep
-, , , -, -5, ) -, -5, (, ) -^, {, \ - - -, -, -, -5, -. -, -, , -5, ) ($, $. 5, () ^, , -. , - - to use to the full, to kill, destroy.
squander:
metaph.,
,
iSos,
to use up, spend, esp. in a
bad sense,
epos, 6,
a lord, king.
:
enjoy, sleep.
II.
of persons,
strength.
to stir
up and mix
to confuse.
want of
^, ,
)
and
Pass, to revolve,
comng round
again, a cir-
-iv, (a priv., without strength, impotent, unwarlike. Dep. to leap up. ov, (a privat., not salted.
,,
ace.
-<
to rattle like
over, calculate, consider.
aor.
pf.
to lift
up
the
head :
esp. to
diffi-
the water
hence to rise out of : emerge. to wail aloud, []

carefully, avaKojg
, a counting up, calculation, reasoning with oneself: also a cmirse of reasoning. not salt, without salt. ov, (a privat., a rare form of
,
i),
yos) proportion,
to
analogy.
Dep.
count up:
sum up:
te think
Hence
$)
ov, (a privat.,
not to be filled, in-
dvSKbuS, Adv.
satiate, Lat. inexplebilis.
(From
Adj. of
fws,
77,
a loosing, releasing:
f.
dissolution, death.
taught.
to
hold back, stay, esp. of ships,
Ion.
and Ep.
them riding at anchor: but av. to keep up the tension of the ropes, keep
2.
kavrov) to keep incorrect form of

intr. (sub.
[]
pf.
pass,
to unloose,
undo again
also to set free.
still.
From
stop, etc.)
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.

52
spent
be taken, impregnable.
to
,, , ()) 5,
-,, . act. and pass,
aros,
, (^)
:
that which
expense, cost, outlay

cois,
in plur. expenses.
aor.
->5, , (
f.
of expenditure,
. ) . -, ) .
of
is
used or
erring, without tvandering.
-?,
ov,
(a privat.,
to
un-
[]
-5,
Dep.
groan
deeply.
undoubted.
learn differently: to inquire closely. or, (a privat.,
-, -, -,
privat.,
not taken, not to
rage through or throughout. to learn again or anew,
ov, (a privat., undisputed, indisputable, about which there is no dispute. II. act. withotit dispute or controversy. From 17, unmanliness, cowardice.
ov, (a privat., l. = avv avSpos, without a husband : without men, desolate. II. unmanly, cowardly, unworthy of a man.
-8,
ov,(a privat.,
-\05,
for wagons,
without misov, (a privat., sing ox failing, unfailing : in a moral sense, faultless. Adv. -$, without fail. Dep. to chew over again, Lat. ruminari.
Att.
-, , ^, -(, -, -(, -, ^ ^$ -, , ^, -, -, - -, () 8, - -, -, -, , ) , -5, -, -) : -5, ) -,

ov,
-5,
()
:
()
aor. i
$)
undisputed,
or
-5,
),
impassable
-, , $,
f.
to
deprive of a husband.
vios) to
to
Hence
widowed.
f.
(,
to
make young again.
poet,
divide
distribute
-:
anew.
II.
Med.
f.
f.
poet,
count up, recount: to rehearse. Dep. to mount up, rise.

:
to
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
:
:
aor. I
poet.
inf.
f.
,
:
Dep.
to
renew, revive.
token of denial
f.
hence
-,
properly to throw the head back in to deny, refuse.
$,
a renewal, revival.
defeat.
^, to beco7ne
ov,
sober again, come to one's sober again.

privat.,
:
v-oos,OI',poet. for av-avaâros,
(a privat., of a horse, not to be mounted- unmanageable. f. to begin to sing.

poet.
:
senses.
2. trans, to
make
Adv. of
uphill, opp. to
f.
wait for, await : absol. to wait, stay. await, endure. 3. to put off, delay. ov, in the middle.
to
to
to
out.
miscuously.
mix up
social intercourse, join

f.
mind one
tion of:
mind, recollection.
force open.
, -. -, , -, - ,- , , . -, -, ) -,() , {). -, -. -, , (). , . ^ -, -,/ . -, -, , ()

2.
-^:
aor. I
without a rival, without a struggle
to
-5, -6,
Hence
-5,
ov, filled full.
f.
measure back or over again, remeasure the same road one came by generally, II. to measure do or say over again, repeat.
f.
, ,
Hence
-5,
:
6S,
(,
undisputed.
up-hill, steep, opp. to

difficult.
hence like Lat. arduus,

ov,
(a privat.,
()
:
not to be
gainsaid.
Adv. -8, without contradiction.

:
fill up, fill full.
"ANAS,
to
king, applied to
avoKTOs, 6 Ep. dat. pi. all the gods, esp. to Apollo.
a lord,
II.
5,
:
(ojs,
, a measuring out, admeasurement.

also
of the sons or kinsmen of kings, and generally, the chief persons 2. so too the master of the house, Lat. of a state. herus. 3. generally, one who is lord or master over
a?iy earthly lord, prince, chief,
king
also
poet,
Adv. pro-
anything, as
and
-,
f.
aor. I
II.
to
together, to mingle.
Med.
to
have
I
company.
-^,
:
-|,
($
: :
cf.
to
rub or irritate afresh. aor. I med. inf. of

f.
aor. I -c^-qpava, poet. inf.
lord
to
dry up.
poet,
aor.
to
remind one of
remember.
a thing
c. inf. to
re-
not
av-a^LOs, ov, also a, ov, (a privat., dîos) unworthy, deemed worthy, c. gen. absol. worthless. 2.
lyyos,
6,
to do: also to recal to
Pass, to
-, -5,
poet, for
-.
for
I
memory, make men-
undeserving of evil.
of the
Adv. mixed up,
pell-mell.
fcfs,
5,
(,
pass,
lyre.
social intercourse.
poet,
and Ion.
, 6$, {, ,
f.
Adv. of avaîos, ufiworthily.

^vvos)
the trowsers
worn by
eastern
part. aor.
pass, of
nations.
fws,
a calling
to
-|,
off.
(Persian word.)
[]
aor.
to
scrape
inf. aor. 2
of
(,
roar loudly, foam up, of the sea. [] to lift with a lever: to
$)
-',,
f.
flit,
of
poet, for
-^.
to educate afresh.
ov,
struck back, rebounding:
as Subst.
a dactyl reversed.
f.
-, , -,
-<5,
III.
(sub.
$),
<5,
an anapaest, .
bacJt.
II.
[( -5,
e.
:
to strike again or Adv. back again.
gain.
reversely.
:
poet,
fut.
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.
all to
,, ,
,
a thing
:
(,
-,, ,(^) '

of watches,
poet.
divided into reliefs.
repose, ease: rest from a thing, cessation.
, $,
:
rest, repose,
5,
-,
:
avaTtavKas II. a resting-place.
($,
ov,
Ion.
ing
to resting or rest
,a
as Subst.
()
:
:
-, ( : --(. ) -, -, () -,
: :
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
be infected.
.-, -,
53
maimed, crippled,
spring up.
I
:
ov,
f.
(, , $)
to
halt.
make
to
f.
aor.
to
f.
aor. 2
pf.
ava-
ground:
animo.
fall back, give hence to slacken, lose heart, Lat. concidere

2. to
to fall back.
ease from
to be
poet, for
rest,
Att.
f.
[]
aor.
to form
anew, remodel,
to
belongor
of rest:
-,
go
to
also (sub.
to rest.
),
resting-place
hour the sound of trumpet /or

the time or
-, -\( -, , \
mould, shape.
f. f.
to
braid up, entwine, wreath.

or
:
Ion. pres.
to sail
Ion.
(for the tenses, v.

later to
):
regain bring
to sail the
swim
make
cease, stop from a thing

II.
give rest
or relieve from a thing.

off, desist
Med.
to cease, leave
and Att.
-,
back.
for
up stream : also to put out to sea. same way back again, sail back : of
<uv,
--^
:
recast, generally,
aor.
to sail
upwards,
II.
fish, to
gen.
thing.
also fern,
\(08: (v,\s = os).fllled

II.
Ion.
from
a thing: absol. to take one's rest, sleep:
also to die.
strength.
-,
over to another opinion, to persuade against one's will also in bad sense, to seduce, mislead. Dep. to try or attempt f.
II. as a military and again, to make trial of. naval term, to exercise, practise. f. aor. I avineipa, Ep. part,
$.
poiit.
, , , . ,- . , ) ,,-,, , , , ,
-^,
:
-, ,
:
f.
-(
:
2. to stop, halt, rest.
aor. i
Pass., aor. 2
-' , ,
,
ov,
and
() -,
to
f.
to pierce through, spit.
^
:
[]:
pf.
,, . 5, , . -, , -,
3. to
:
up, quite full of with a thing.
to
-, ,
up again
deflled or infected
II. to
flll
f.
toflll up, flll full.
Pass, to return to one's full size, of

aor.
the sun after an eclipse.
contr.
upwards,
esp.
up stream
f.
()
inf.
and
part, of
a sailing
also a putting out to sea.
to unfold, open.
persuasive.
poet.
count over again. (for the tenses, v.

to
to send
II.
up orforth
to
Med.
of
send up from
Ep. for opt. of fs, a breathing again II. a drawing breath. respite, rest from a thing. without drawov, poet, for
Ion.
-', ,
Ion. for
3 sing. aor.
()
I
:
8,
oneself.
send back.
ing breath, breathless.

f.
.
fut.
per.
$, ,
up, fly
jump up
^ ) -, , ($ 4) -^, , . ', -, ) -8, -, .

:
7, -' - -,
and
Att.
pf. pass. part,
-,
:
^,
aor.
I
to
aor. 2 inf.
and
part,
of ava-
breathe again, have a respite, rest oneself
and
part,
pf. or open, expand, unfold, unfurl ov, outspread, open.
(5
aor.
I
:
:
also
-:
act.
:
poet, imspread out pass. part, avato
thing (for the forms II. to draw breath, breathe, Lat. V. sub voce). respiro. III. to breathe forth, send forth. recovery of poet,
breath, rest.
,
,
Att.
from
to leap,
f.
aor. 2
;
or ave-
, -5,
:
()
aor.
I
II.
drawing
breath, Lat. respiratio.
poet. part. poet. opt.
and
in
form
(v.
to fly
(,
up and away.
pf.
question;
of
intrans. to step back.
or
-,
to transfix, spit.
;
poet,
f.
(v.
or
reward :
to
spring up or forth, start up; I ' epyov to II. work of springs, to gush forth.
:
^ ) .
poet. pres. imperat. of
ov,
f.
undemonstrated, indemonstrable.
.^:
to
make
to step
back, call
back and
II.
ov, (a privat.,
neut.
poet,
ground again, plough up
,
:
kavruv
to correct oneself.
without ransom Adv. without recompense. properly to turn up the hence to go over again,
to spring back.
to repeat, reconsider.
-5, , () . {)
54
defensible,
oneself, without excuse.
5'
:
for flight
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,
(,
aor. 2
esp.
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.
:
, ) . , -, -, -, - , , ,) . , ,,, -,
privat.,
-.,
f.
, ,
to
:
inexcusable.
a. act,
-)
pf,
in-
.
:
countless
without bounds in a thing

a thing.
unable to defend
no account of
-5,
:
a sending up;
subject
a digging up of treasures. one that sends up or back. , unwashen. av-airovtiTTOS, ov, (a privat., Dep. =
Att.
-5,
:
:
ov, (o privat., not governed or not submitting to be governed. unsuitableness : discord. From
)
or
c.
gen. taking
gruous
surd.
-,
aor.
fut.
-^,
ov, (a privat., of sound, inharmonious 2. unfitted, unprepared.
)
:
unfit,
incon-
of persons, ab-
to exact, levy;
recapture.
Att,
to
-, :
f.
exact the fulfilment of a promise. properly to set on fire, light up

letting tears burst forth.
I
fut.
From
[]
aor. I
to tear up, snatch up.
II. to
hurry
-(wings
furnish with wings or
to raise the
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-
generally, to raise, set up.
z.
to set
of the
lence.
Hence
esp. into Persia, treated with violence.

f.
inf.
of
-,
:
,
or
also
-^, {, )
torn away, carried

to
off,
the source.
fut.
vevyv
aor. 2 of
Pass., aor. I
:
f.
to break up, break

;
through or open.
like Lat.
flow back or
to
aor. I
II.
make break forth
voces
to burst forth.
fasten
, -, , -, ^ / , -,^ , , () =) -, . - -, -^ -, , , () -, -, ,,, $. $, .
aor, I part, of
to
throw up ; sea with the

is
-, , -^. Pass,
to burst forth.
to
rumpere
III. intr,, like Pass.
aor.
pass, of aor. 2 act,
(.
:
or
-,
f.
aor. I
to
throw up the
to
oar.
II.
,
f.
the
hazard of a
all,
thing,
run a
risk
also
[],
to spit
up or out
:
absol. to
rb
without to throw for
run
sputter.
one's
stake one's
all.
f.
aor.
to
hang up
to,
impf.
fut.
on or
to
thing
aor. I
Dep.
to
clamber up
hang up votive gifts to fasten disgrace upon one Med.

to
;
self;
tow
it
away
on, cling 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
with the hands
and feet,
to
scramble up.
to
-$,
:
{,
taph. to itiflame.
f.
aor, 2
:
and
-,
fiit.
Dep.
to search out, inquire into
also to learn by
to strengthen
again
aor.
Pass, to regain strength
inquiry.
Hence
or spirit.
searched out, ascertained, notorious. shortened gen. ojs Ion. ios, 17, a being drunk up : of the sea, the ebb-tide, returning of the waters. in compds. of with words beginning with the is usually doubled, as in etc., though in poets and Ion. Greek it is sometimes single.
ov,
-$,
ov, also a, ov, (a privat,, apaios) not fit-
-,
: 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-
ting together
without 7noney.
dv-ap6pos, ov, (a privat., without joints : disjointed, nerveless. 2. of sounds, inarticulate.

f.
) -(, -8, , :) -5,

ov,
-8,
Ion. for
oi privat., apyupos) without silver

pf. part,
due : upon;
c. inf.
Pass, also with pf.
to be
tU kavTov
dependent who has
everything dependent
apTios.
to count up, enumerate.
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
08)
sq.
-^, ,
-8,
to be
on himself; prepared to do.

ov, (a privat., apTios)
but
without number.
anarchy.
uneven, odd;
cf.
f.
to
make old again.
the state of a people without government,
From
avap\os
^
to
vasa colligere
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:
:
) -, , , -, , -, , , . -, - ) ($, -, ^, -, -. -^, ^,^. ), -"', ^^ - -^, -|, ' -, , ( (), -, , -,

-5,
:
ov,
chief.
2.
(a privat., without beginning.

f.
without head or
(am,
aip6i) to
pull hack with

shake up or
a rein, draw aside.

poet.
to
back
swing
to
and fro, move up and down.
part. pf. pass, of
move upwards
f.
3 sing,
ypoo,
,
to
:
f.
to
, ,
:
55
: :
made to rise up and depart, driven from one's house and home : hence laid waste, ravaged. Hence
ov,
.
to
5, ()
f.
to ruin, to
f.
put in confusion. impale or crucify, like ava:
II. to
crucify afresh.
f.
(for the tenses, v.
Pass, with Ep. aor. 2
send
up,
raise
Med.
to
gird
to
spring up ox forth.
clothes.
retire.
2. to
keep back, check:
dig up.
3.
seemingly
f.
see
draw.
f.
pf.
Pass., aor. I
pf pack up
:
exercised.
impale
pass, sense.
to look at,
country up into central Asia.

back,
-, ,
f.
-,
-^,
fut.
-5,
^- , () ) ,-, , -,
:
opp. to
the
baggage
Lat.
to
to
f.
groan aloud over, bewail aloud, groan aloud. 2. to bewail aloud.

to
pf.
.
my
fut.
:
Pass,
up to go
one's
back,
intr. (sub.
to with-
[]
avi-
),
side
to rally.
-[,
I
I have
crown, wreath Pass., head wreathed. f. to fix on a firm base. Desiderative from
desire to set up.
to fix
on a pole or stake,
17,
med.
fut.
inf.
occurs in
f.
aor.
-,
med. and act. o(
a putting back. to furnish with a mouth;

:
. -
(fut. of
to open, clear out a trench.

pf.
f.
to
view attentively, inquire

f.
oif,
, dragged
:
into.
to tear up.
down, to turn up by digging. back, around or about ;

2. intr. (sub.
11. to
turn upturn
up,
-,
i.
e.
opened.
poet.
to
From
up.
TcLs
put on an important air boastful words. fern, of Dor. for
impf of
aor.
I
master, to rule, reign over
yevea
Pass, to be ruled.
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,
:
, ,-. {) ' , () , . -, - ?, ^,
Att. for
aor. 2 act.
for
()
, ,-8. , 66 , . , , ,'. '. ., , ()

;
65
2. to
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
:
2.
esp.
from
one's
to repeat kavTov), to turn back, re-
of a door, draiun
\oyovs
to utter
-<.5.
,
a queen, lady, mistress.

Ion.
for
or
-,
3 sing,
impf.
Ep.
Ep.
()
fut.
pull up
to
be
lord or
:
Med., rpls
to
have reigned for three generations
-^,
aor. 2 imperat. of
tipright.
Adv.
aor. 2 part,
and inf.of /;/{.

:
undergone or
gen. fws Ion. los, I. causal a making to stand up, awakening. 2.
, -, -, --, , . , , . , () ,
,
[],
f.
:
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.
-,
aor. I
to
draw or
to re-
in
Med,
f.
to
pull up one's clothes.

:
aor.
cover from a fall, recover.
6,
contr.
inf.
of
poet. aor. 2 of
and med. inf of

to be
05,
is
poet,
suffered, tolerable.
f.
to split up, rip up.
what
-^,
f.
aor. 2 part, of
:
aor. I
to recover
2. to
lost
Med.
bring back, restore keep in mind.
to
regain for oneself. Pass, to return safe.

fut.
3. to
Att.
to stir
:
up
pf.
, ,
and
trouble
hence
to excite, rouse to
pbrensy
pass. part,
in confusion.
56
again
-, , -,
Att.
to
avareiveiv up or forth ; hand in adjurations II. having his sword stretched forth.
to stretch
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
, .$
:
f.
-^
to set in
order
Med.
go regularly through again.

of
:
?. () ,,
-, -5, -5,
,
f
utterable, Lat. infandus.
::
to stir
an overturning, upset. up and confound.
pf. pass,
ov, (a privat., 01/717) rayless.
or
Adv. ofavaTos, with impunity.
poet,
^
f.
;
:
Dor. -aros, ov, (a privat.,

2. speechless.
5)
un-
-revcj
aor, I avereiva to lift
up
-5,
-^,
:
, :
605, -, 6
to
:
to
-(
to
bring forth, bring

rise
light.
II.
intr. (sub.
kavTov),
river
to
up,
:
come
to
light,
rise,
esp.
of appear plainly
to be,
the sun and
moon
-,
grow.
f.
of the rising or source of a a flame blazi/tg forth

(for the tenses, v.
to cut up, cut
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.
to lay
;
. ^ -, , -, -, , ( -, -\
retract one's opinion.
f.
, . -,
:
open
to cut off.
Adv. =
f.
(for the tenses, v.
) )
:
, ,
:
) -, , ,(
pf. act.
:
ov, (a privat., avhif) speechless, voiceless
aor. I part, of appear, having come in sight
, . () .
also to
:
hence
to be accounted.
, ,
reappear
of.
:
,
I
to be
to be seen or
shewn forth, shewn

to
having made
[]
$, -(,
Adv. Adv.
visibly, openly.
foreg.
aor. 2 part. pass, of

:
poet,
-,
to
veyKa, Ion. avrjveiKa, also up, esp. into central Asia
^^
f.
aor.
to
bring or carry
Pass, to rise
up
Med.
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,
refer
fut.
esp. of the sun
-, , , -,
f.
to raise in price. to
consult him.
sway
2
to
and fro,
brandish.
intrans.
part, of sq.
inf.
-^,
and
of aor.
in use
:
with no pres. being used instead)

:
to bear, suffer, sustain.

17,
touched.
poet,
(4\\)
a rising,
and
f.
moon
to
the East.
. , -,) -,
:
something
to
him
absol. to refer to a person,
4. to bring back to oneself, restore

to flee back, escape.
in Pass, to refresh oneself, recover.
-5,
inflame.
aor. I inf. of
privat.,
$, (a
untouched, not to be
-5,
:
ov, (a privat.,
II. act.
, -, -,
to
throw, Lat. evertere.
-^, (
nished.
aor. 2
poet.
turn up or over, upset. 3. Pass, with
regain courage. without harm, unpu{.

:
not harming, harmless.

aor.
2.
I
)
aor.
avi-
up, nourish, educate.

fut.
up.
:
be cast
fut.
3.
down, disheartened.
:
to
and run back. go straight up;
to
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, -, ,, (,
)
:
^ , ., -,
f.
to over-
fut.
med.
to
-:
-^,, -, -, ,, ^. -, -, ()
Dep.
f.
to call out aloud.
Pass, to be undofie, perish utterly.

to light up, rekindle:
hence
to
ing.
to bubble Jip like boiling water.
as,
frighten away. a carrying
up, rais-
2.
bring
T. back : way, respite,
II. a carrying a rising. 2. a giving a referring, a reference. remission. 3. intr. a going back : a
intr.
means of recovery.
=;
2.
to start
-^,, ()
anything
-5,
to
carry with
some
lease from.
found,
to be puffed
Med. with aor. 2 act. up : to grow again.

f.
mostly used as Dep.

aor. I
aor. 2
the
of a horse, to throw c. ace. to rear up and throw the mane back, rear tip : the rider hence to overthrow, upset.
f.
;
down on
to
ing
draw.
Hence
retreating.
recessus.
, , , , -, , , , , 5, . , , , . -, ,, -, ) -, {) -, , , ) {) 5, , {, -, , , $. -, $,
[],
pf.
-, , -, , , -^, , -^, ^,
to
f,
-, (^) , -, -, -, -,
f,
iJoO,
to
come back
to one's senses,
to oneself.
a fleeing back, escape,

to
avbpôs.
re-
II.
retreat.
mostly in plur. quasi a raised border, flower-bed : any earth dug or thrown up.
poet. part. aor.
-^, , ,
pass,
mix
up, con-
defile.
f.
to breathe
up or forth
Pass.
up or arrogant.
, , 5, ) . -, -, , {, ^)
poet, for
-(.
57
Adv.
{,
of
asunder, in twain.
f.
to be or behavt
like
a brave man.
Hence
blow or spout up, like a dolphin. to make to grow up, to produce.

pf.
the character
of a brave good man,

:
bravery,
manly
virtue.
f.
Hence
to
grow
Att.
Dep. -.to
act bravely, honestly, play the honest
to call aloud,
proclaim.
Hence
aTOS,
f.
to
a proclamation. make give way, drive back

f.
enemy.
Ep.
!, Lat. viritim
Adv.
, , {, {) man
:
man.
aypa) the
by
spoils
of a slain
man,
like
for
generally, separately, apart.

dat.
to
draw
back, retire.
heterocl.
of
pf.
to
open
as if
mouth wide, gape wide.
, {,,
to
^^, ,
=
fut.
:
from Dep.
Att.
aor.
Pass., fut.
:
but also med.

:
-,
:
= //;.
aor.
pf.
f.
-(,
f
pour (am,
to
over.
6$) Pass,
to get the first
reduce to slavery, esp. to sell freemen into slavery, (and so worse than Lat. vendere sub corona Pass, to be sold into slavery.
: :
to
-,)
,
-,
excess.
II.
the chin.
dance on high.
(cos,
, , (4)
to
to
begin a choral dance
(5,
and
{-
intr.
selling
freeman
into
slavery,
enslaving
kidnapping.
a pouring over, spend-
slave-
dealer, one
sold
who kidnaps men

a
slave, esp.
it
to sell them.
-, ,
f.
heap up.
one made
in
war and
from
go
back, retire, retreat, withto the right
to
come back, revert
owner.
fws, Ion. los,

2.
, a going
to
back, retiring,
retreat,
vile,
a means or place of
Att.
Lat.
-{[, ,
f.
retire.
to the vote again.
from
-, , 5, 5, () ,
fut.
make
:
to
go back
to
or
Att.
(, $)
II.
much
put
Hence
($,
us,
aor. 2
fresh air, to cool, refresh : generally, to cheer : vavs to overhaul the ships, make them sound Med. to breathe fresh air again, revive, [] again :
fut.
also pf which appears

like
:
pers.
Lat. placet.
-, , ^ . -. -, , (. , ( , . , , ^, . . . $,
:
-, - (, $)
a thing
:
^
,
(nt.
a putting to the vote again. a cooling, refreshing.
a cooling, refreshing.
rest.
From
:
Pass.,
aor. I
[D]
to revive by
(,
recovery
Ion. manliness, manly spirit, courage, Lat. virtus, fortitudo. eiKckos) an image of a man, II, a flesh-coloured paint. a statue.
, , -,
:
Homer
uses
in dat.
as if
(Deriv. uncertain.)
(s,
Lat. servilis, opp. to (KivOfpos.
. Dim.
is,
dat. plur.
, . {, $)
of of
II,
($) slavish, ser-
a manikin, [ap]
loading a man, as
-, , {) -, , {,
ov.
as a
man
can carry.
$, , ,
belonging
to
Ion.
a man, manly, masculifie
ov,
:
manliness.
meals of the Cretans, also the older Hence Spartan
poet, for
impf.
:
aor. 2
.
:
(,
Ep. Ep. Dor.
Ion. kavSavov:
and
(the
Root
is
-,
dat.
[a]
of
in aor. 2
and
fut.)
to please, delight,
in
Homer and Herodotus

impers.,
always
c.
^. , (. $, , {, *) ( . . '$, ($,
name
,
:
{) neut. to
of or
the public
for the
ov,
man-slaying.
see
poet, for
for
dat. plur.
Ion. for
pres. pass, part
wvos,
ep. = vpoa. . Ion. for

ov. Ion. for
like
Ion. for
($.
58
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
maker, statuary, sculptor.

avTos,
6,
statue.
become a man,
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.
, . , ,, , , -$, ) -8,
f.
, ,
f.
, -,
:
, , (, \)
,
,
to
banish
from home.
he that drives
^.
From
: :
,
homicide.
f.
-$,
-yos,
statuary, sculpture.
-iroios, ov, 6,
($,
the
a statue
{) ^^, , () and , ()
to to think
image of a man, a
Pass, to become a
es,
6v,
make a man of: Pass, to act like a man. of or for a man, masculine,
Adv.
-6, (, *) $, -5; -$, , () -, (, ~ 6, ^, ()

:
ov, (p&yeiv) eating men : ol Cannibals, mentioned in Herodotus. ov, man-destroyII. pass. ov hence the blood of slain men.
:
(, (, 6&,
)
,
wTos,
ov,
6,
(,
man-
maphrodite a effeminate person. II. as Adj., of baths, used both by men and women. ov, man-slaying, mur-
-5,
:
ov,
derous.
taming
Minerva.
ing
bands.
-, (, ) ) , (, -, (, -5, ^) -^, ^, ^, () (, ) -., -, , -5, (, ) , -, () -, (, )

:
-$,
,
Adv.
:
(, ') (, weak
(,
[]
yeveaOai) begetting men. a man-woman, her-
)
the
avTos, man-slaying,
ov,
, ,
man-
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
-5, -6,
6,
. . . ^, . .
Sup.
aor.
I
, , .. 8, . , .
pass. part. o(
ov, man-slaying: fem. murderess of her husband. ov, , = a man-slayer,
to rear up to manhood: man, reach manhood. cTSos) like a man, manly.
Ion.
wvos,
mans
&-,
-, -3,
((,
aor. I of
aor. I
med.
-,
6,
;
>)
receiving men.
Oea)
man-goddess,
i.
e.
without reproach.
Hence
men: hence
,. , ) ) )
ov,
$, man-slaying, , , murderous.
,
f.
from
a man, from men.
man-weary-
wrought by men's
, (6$)
slaughter of men.
to
carelessly.
slay men.
(, -,,,, (, (, -5,
,=
-, -, ,
-irats,
, -, -,
,
-KTOvos, ov,
man-slaying. murderess.
fighting with
vepy.
the prop. n.
ov,
fs,
husband,
-, , ) .
(S,
(, , (, -) 5, , manhood. (, wedded
5, , (,
$ioTOs
f.
() (, $) , (,
irais)
Andromache, [a] of man or men, human.

of a man's height. a youth near manhood. irXrjeos) a multitude of men. hurtfid to men.
man-sphinot.
) ,
life.
getting
man
or
to eat
men.
From
. . . , ) , .,
or,
melancholy.
, . -, -,
,
aor. l of
, . ,.. . ^, ^, . .
ov, gen. ovos,
waked
up, wakeful.
ov, (a privat.,
not accused:
aor. I act.
aor. 2 of
and
pass, of
pf.
and
I pi.
I
aor,
Ep. aor. of
2 pass,
of
Adv.
II.
let loose, without restraint without more ado, simply.
3 sing. aor.
of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of impf. aveepyov, old Ep. form of

irreg. aor. 2
vepy,
privat.,
()
unwished for:
2. aor. 2 act.
aor. I pass, oi
of
avtirw, opt. aor. 2 act. of (a privat., EiKeiOvia) without the aid
-66, ,
v-t,f.
Pass, to
of Eileithyia.
(v.
to
wind up
act.
or roll together:
pass,
crowd
or throng together.
pf.
and
of

dveiXov,
, (, -.,
but also to
suppliant.
5, Adv. 4$,
of
let loose, carelessly
:
-,
go up
ov,
aor. 3 act.
and med. of
pf. pass. part,
without restraint.
-,, .
: : : :
$9.
f.
m
in Att.
pf.
of
'-
\, but
ibo) to
go up :
back,
to sail out to sea
-\) bow
:
aor. I
pass,
inland.
II. to
approach, as a
return.
cifta)
-,
av-eiireiv,
I
III. to
go
go home,
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;
(\
()
(as if
gen. ovos,
(a privat.,
without
clothing, unclad.
aor.
pass,
{, )
f.
-65,
less.
to tear one's
own
,,
1.
aor. 2
(as
:
(from give notice.
-,
:
impf. avfpyov.
) -,
draw
to
, -,
f.
-) ,
to
if
with no pres. in use pf. from avap-piw)

;
dv-iXiriaTOS, ov,
( privat., $) without hope.

privat.,
II.
hair.
II. to
draw
^
back.
[], with from
unhoped for,
unlooked for.
hope, hopeless.
to say aloud,
proclaim,
in poet,
of persons, having no of things, leaving no hope, hopeact.
keep back,
pf. pass., v.
aveinuv.
Ep. and Ion.
to inquire of, inquire about.
,
;)
to
ward
off,
(^,
for
,
to
((
sible.
III.
Adv.
(a
-5,
hopelessly;
to be in despair.
ov,
privat.,
II. act.
dv-os,
d-vo8,
not going to or into. ov, (a privat.,
[], poet, and Ion.
-(,
blame, without offence. d-vos, ov, (a privat.,
(for the tenses, wreathe together. dveCs, part. aor. a of
-6,
back.
having no share.
-, (,
^f-^3.ros,
e/ias)
II.
.
l/fos)
r. f
fasten on or to
Adv. of Place, from above upwards, on high, Lat.
ayKaOcv. dv-eKas, Adv. sursum.

cf.
(,
ov,
of Time, /rom the first.
dv-os,
ov, (a privat.,
(a privat.,
() ^^)
5)
(^)
swift as the wind. windy, exposed to the wind : like wind, swift as wind, airy, [d] *'ANEM05, 0, a wind, Lat. ventus ;
, .
()
dv6os,
a, ov,
^) ^)
inacceS'
free
from
II.
not distributed.
(($) full of wind, windy.

i
dvvv, aor.
dv6s,
(aVe/ios) Pass, to be driven with the wind.

pass, of
,[.-6\%,,(($,()
ev,
((8)
without outlet.
inde-
a whirlwind ;
scribable, extraordinary.
-8,
being in the north. and Hesiod mention four winds, Boreas, Eurus, Notus (in Hes. Argestes), and
$Homer
[a]
is,
(\ $
the
wind
ov, (a privat.,
cape, inevitable.
-5,
dv6v [],
dvK\ivo, aor.
ov, (a privat.,
dv-cKXewTTTOS, ov, (a privat.,

I act.
aor. I pass. o(
dv-os, ov, (a
,
dv-rT,
fut.
-(,
of
privat.,
dauntlessness. rb dvKpaYov, aor. 2 of to be borne. av-KTOS, ov, verb. Adj. of 6v, bearable, tolerdvcKTOs, ov, later able : Adv. dv6s, so as to be borne.
-5,
indescribable.
being questioned
-,
-5,
money
ov,
ov, (a privat.,
. . , ) ., {) , ()
/)
to fill
without es-
Zephyrus
Aristotle
points of the compass,
unspeakable.
dvo-1s,
dv6o-pes,
;
unfailing.
the wind.
up or again. undaunted
of a wave made tough by the wind.

f.
:
) ) ' (($
gives twelve,
which served
as
(($,
sheltering from
(^,
pass,
fed
by the wind,
a spear
from a
:
tree
pf.
expose to the wind
(($)
to
Pass, of a wave, to be raised by
the
wind.
unhindered. dv-eoos, ov, (a privat., -5, (8, ojkvs) swift as the wind.
unutterable,
safe
9,,
,
:
(s,
ov,
(^)
windy,
(oVe/xos) the wind-flower,
ov,
:
(a
privat.,
k\ey)
tiot to
be refuted, unrefuted.
dv-6v,
merciful.
ovos,
6,
(a privat.,
^)
dveXftv, dvcXcoOai, aor. 2 act. and med. inf.
( privat., eXeos) unmerciful. dvcXcvOepia, , (\($) illiberality.

dvXV0pi6'rqs, 77T0S,
ij,
dv-eXcvOepos, ov,
in
illiberal, slavish, Lat. illiberalis
dvev, dv-, Att. -,
matters, niggardly,
aor. I pass, of
f.
.
^^^,
.
un-
from
dv-v6s, is, not in want. dv-vKos, ov, (a privat.,
aor. I act. of dveveiKa, poet, for dvcveiKaTO, aor. I med., avivuxOeis aor. i pass. part.
^,
):
i.e. vain, fruitless.
anemone.
inadmissible.
see kvqvoOe. dviVTCS, aor. 2 part. pi. of dv-cgaXei-n-TOS, ov, (a privat.,
-. ()
:
av-ilikiyKTos, ov, (a privat.,

refuted
irreproachable. ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
';)
indelible.
From
the proof, not convicted or refuted
not put to impossible to be

not to be
-6|5,
searched out, unsearchable.
to unroll, like Lat. evol2.
-5,
vere, of
books in rolls, and so read and explain. metaph. aviKiaauv to pass one's life.
out, not inquired into.

life
II.
(()
not searched
a
without inquiry.
60
av-6|vpT0S, ov,
privat.,
found
|-5,
out.
Qv,
bearing.
-5,
see
ov,
{,
oy, (a privat.,
))
privat.,
^)
ave^vpTos
not to be
evil
. 6,
;
enduring
for-
, ,.
aor. i of
aor. 2
-6,
cf.
not to be
love again.
traced out. av-e|o8os, ov, (a privat., tôSos) with no outlet, without return, Lat. irremeabilis. ovcoi or aveoi, v. sub avews.
avfopTos Upwv without share in festal

ov,
having no cause for shame.
from rushed up.
some, without offence. to take ill.
,.) , -5, ) , --, , .5 -, )

love.
-5,
.,)
aor.
1
med. and
Dep.
act.
of
{,
not
to
ov,
(a privat.,
worthy of
-,
-5,
II. act. fiat
loving.
ov, (a privat., (tpyov) not
done ;
'^ by up and
-5,
privat.,
without festival;
rites.
-2|,
off.
-,
hat. facta infecta.
old form of
f.
-''^.
provoke again.
Dep., only used
:
*-', (,
in 3 pi. aor. i
to
')
:
(a
Homer
to snatch
carry
Ep. for av-eiraX(To, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. with pass, sense, he was thrown up,
-,
:
-5,
:
f.
to search out.
ov, (a privat.,
)
from
to
out
not to be searched out.
-5,
out plots
:
aor. l of
es,
privat.,
(5)
2.
not burden-
(,
Ep.
aor.
, -8,
-$,
heiress,
act.
aor. 2 of
-.
(
Adv.,
not
to creep up.
ov,
privat.,
an
-5,
(, , -'65,
:
unforeseen.
unfair
Adv. -Tws, without
be laid hold of or attacked : blameless. av-eirigcaTos, ov, (a privat.,

over, not finished off.
ov, (a privat.,
:
reproved
sacrifices.
examining, inattentive.
of
unknowing, unskilful: unscientific: how to do a thing. Adv.

ov,
) -, --, ) , , .. , ,, . ) -5, () () . 5 () , () , .) . , , ),
not plotting.
6/3;6) with-
-, -,
to question, ask.
aor. I
(as if
aor. I
:
with notion of bad luck
not plotted against.
abi in
km5iKos) undisputed: of about whose marriage there is no dispute.

ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
-6, -6 -.
malam
rem.
f.
,
:
)
:
not searched
Dep.
:
come or go away, away with you, Lat.
[a]
to
begin to blush.
Ion.
f.
[]
to
draw
up.
unexpected,
fut.
unfairness.
is,
(a privat.,
$)
From
Adv. -kws.
ov, (a privat.,
censtire.
-6''5,
ov, (a privat.,
)
Adv.
c. inf.
pf.
aor.
or
to
go
up, of trees, to
grow
up
to
unreasonable,
unblamed.
of the sun, to rise : of fire, to blaze up. II. or cojtie back, return : recur to a thing. 2. Tiva to be referred to or made dependent upon one.
:
go
-6,
5,
3
f.
to
ask again or repeatedly.
not to
Ep. aor.
opt. oi
-$.
pi. aor. 2
oi
not polished not to be
6, Ep. $, $,
part, of
for
aor. I of
fut.
3 sing.
of
Ion. los,
a relaxing, as of
:
fatdtless
but in bad sense, incorrigible.
the strings of a lyre, relaxation
listlessness
-605, ov, (a privat.,

av-tiriaKfTTTOs, ov,
not used for
an abating of
evils.
2.
a letting
loose, esp.
of the passions,
licence.
(a privat.,
not
II. pass, not considered. ignorance, inexperience : want
-5,
3 sing. aor. 2 pass, of aor. 2 of

ov,
privat.,
without hearth or
-,,
skill
or science.
From
manded,
privat.,
-, -68,
-'8,
-.
Adv.
2.
privat.,
subject to
no one.
Ion.
prejudicial, hurtful.
unfriendly.
censured.
-,
($)
ov.
-605,
unfit, inconvenient, not suitable:
of persons, ill-disposed,
-, ) , 6
not knowing
not comov,
home.
aor. 2 of
6, -.
,
I
poet, lengthd. for
f.
-$.
aviTCuXe, 3 sing. aor. aor. 2 of

2. set free
ov, (a privat.,
ov,
:
(a
privat.,
envy or reproach
not invidious.
) $)
Adv.
(a
av-CTOS, ov,
-. *. ()
to search thoroughly.
of
relaxed, slack
bow.
from
labour, ranging freely.

Lat. sine
3. in
[d], aor. 2 pass, oi
Prep, with gen. without;

divine aid
2.
;
. ,
;
properly of a
not to be
Diis, without
injjissu regis.
KpaivovTOS, Lat.
away from, far from.

cries
without
prose, except, besides.
-$.
-,
to
honour with
ofevael
i.
; :
avtvOe, before a vowel avtvQiv, (avev)
avrjkvaLs,
Prep.
II.
2. apart from, far from. with gen. without. Adv. far away, distant : out of the way.
^, ,
av6u> or
avi(aya, Att.
av-v06TOS, ov, (a privat.,

inconvenient.
(($)
not well placed,

not having to
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
-65,
dvcupecris,
ov,
(a privat.,
av-eijpTOS, ov, (a privat., evp'iCKw)
not to be found out.

f.
-,
I
aor.
find
covered
-,
-5,
:
to shout
cloudless
-65,
, ^:
as if sion,
-, -,
,, ^ ^ , ^ 05, ^ (, ( -, ) , , ,. -, ,
iojs,
{)
:
:
) .
()
aor. 2
I
,
,
:
Ep. 3
see
pf.
pi. aor. 1 pass,
of
($.
^/oy.
-.
61
of aiOi'7Cu, part. avfq)yws, always

of
intr.
impf. of
I
dvewâ, aor.
(not
),
voy.
,
plur.
-),
afindhig
tiot
out.
mute
aveo)
nom.
found
:
out,
{)
f.
aor. I pass,
oi
voy.
Lat. repu-
fulfilment.
to
un-Att.
:
grow young again,
med.
out,
discover
Pass,
aor.
pass,
to
erascere.
Hence
to be
fotmd
out or dis-
to be.
-5,
ov,
making young again.

not arrived at
ov, (a privat.,
mans
f.
to cry out,
estate.
aloud with joy. Dep. to recall a prayer.

Ep.
unveiled.
ov, (a privat.,
-5, ^^) -,
a leader.
f.
aor. 2
of
ov, {a privat.,
ycovv)
in
without
Dep.
to tell as
a narra-
v.
impf.
also
pf.
:
:
sub sq.
:
ov, (a privat.,
exeyyvos) unwarratited.
:
tive, relate.
a 3 sing. pres. ind.
from one's hands shew to one
in prayer or in battle
<paos, to
in phrase aVexe,
hold up and shew the light to lead the nuptial proces-
make
of land,
land.
c.
part.,
put forth a head4. to uphold, support : to continue to do arepâs of the contitities to love
to
:
^ 4
ready,
^
go
:
-, ^, {, )
:
-5,
],
;
ov, (a privat.,
-^)
not sweetened or
also
f.
seasoned.
aor.
poet, ave:
Pass., aor. I
pf.
also occurs,
to
:
hold up, lift up to hold up and

;
$, or simply dvexe, (,
2. to exalt, extol.
hold up a light
esp.
on.
3.
. . . , , -. ) , -65,
TO, dill, anise, Lat.
Ion.
5, ", {)
Ep. for
avfj,
3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of
ov,
made of dill.
;
.
:
anethum
poet,
also av-
or
or
aor. I of Ep. for avijiiv, impf. of aor. I of

ov,
( privat.,
not to be healed,
nightingale,
ivy.
to keep constant to
II. to hold in, keep iti ; Zeus to vojv, holding up, stopping the rain.
trans. to rise up, rise, esp. in
form
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.
c.
of events, to happen
-5, , $ ,
;
the
opp.
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.
III. in-
of the sun
B.
Med.
:
Att. impf. and aor. 2
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
another.
propeny to
^
fem. of
ov, 0,
6,
vcs, $, ,
,
77,
, '2,
-5, -( ^, -, , {, ) eya \. (. -5, ) (( $

disobedient.
f.
or
act,
c.
dupl.
augm.
i)v-
have come up
refer or pertain to a person or thing.
, ) ,,. ,
)
From
ov, (a privat.,
unheard
to.
of.
II.
unwilling
f.
to hear, disobedient. to
reach up
2.
:
to
to a point, ks
impf. and aor.
of ava-
mans
(6$,
a female cousin.
From a first-cousin's son. a first cousin, a cousin. Hence

cousinship.
sunless, gloomy. Dor. avoXiiros, ov, (a privat.j ij\i^ a kind of shoe) unshod, barefoot. 3. a going up.
ov, {a privat.,
,
-8,
3 sing. aor.
ov,
of
privat.,
not yet arrived at
estate.
5)
(35, , ,
a coming back.
{)
62
savage
calm ;
without the blast of storms. Ep. pf. 2 intr., with pres, signf. Homer has it twice, blood gushed steam mounted from forth the wound ;
:
up.
to he accomplished, endless, aimless.
like avavSpos.
'ANH'P, 0, gen. avdpos, dat. avep: plur. dvdpes, avipos, etc., dat. pi.
woman,
Lat. vir (not homo). to God,
, . -, , -, , ,$ . $ , , ( ( , () -8 -5, ) -, {(, ) -, -, ) ) , . , , ,(). . |, -, , -, -, , ^ ^,

aor.
-5, ,
.) ^) , , ^ ,
, -, -5,
:
.
to lay
hold
turn.
,( ,(
(
of
of, seize, attack.
hold of in re-
privat.,
privat.,
unmilked. not tame, wild,
TO,
($) a blossom.
of plants, wild.
3 sing, ind., a calm.
verb. Adj. of
one must hold
to,
aor. I inf. of
of which tense
cleave to
so also plur.
is
3 sing. subj.
From
for
f. to draw or pull against. otos, to, poet, for or
privat.,
di/eôs)
without wind,
,=
(tyvos tattooed
avev
with flowers.
$, $, , = 5.
06$, 6, ,
also eis in fern., flowery, flowered:
(Formed
as if
from a Verb
and
,(
*.)
of works in metal, embossed with flowers. = a flower.
privat.,
not flowers.
-ovpy 6s,
, ,
$,
From
flowing from
,*('^) working inflowers.
opos, 6, (a privat.,
unmanly, dastardly,
es,
contr. for
-$, (^,
3 sing.
f.
pf. pass,
of
to cry aloud.
flowery, blooming. fut. med. of dv06O, Ep. for aor. 2 med. imperat.
ace.
vac.
-5.
7)
Ep. also gen. a man, as opp. to II. a man, as opp.

III.
as opp. to a youth.
IV. a man, emphatically, a

;
, . , . . ,, ) , -.
oXiyoi
man
Virgil's vir gregis.
unconquered, unconquerable. Dor. for or Dor. and Aeol. for
fire
Dep. choose one thing instead of another

f.
: :
instead.
killed in turn.
be rivals
', -$, -$. ,, -5, -, ,-5, . -) . , , ) , -8, , , -3. . , . -8, -5, , .. . , () , , -. , -(, ) -,() -5, , , $, -, -. ,) , -5, -,
5.
V.
indeed, opp. to
husband;
, ', , -,
,
the ear.
2.
the chin, Lat. mentum. and dvOcpiKos, 6, = a stalk. iKos, 6, the beard of an ear of corn,
$, ,
a
stalk.
a man,
Ep. for
() ((,
$,
3 plur. aor. 2 of
to feast in return.
days' festival of Bacchus
Anthesterion.
Att. crasis for
aor. I pass, of
aor. 2 of
, ,(
Att.
poet, for
, the month Anthesterion, eighth of the Attic year, answering to the end of February and beginning of March.
the Anthesphoria, a festival off while
in
privat.,
unploughed.
,
f.
,,
.
:
the Feast of Flowers, the three

at
Athens, in the
month
honour of Proserpine, who was carried
aor.
act.
and
pf. pass,
of gathering flowers.
Ep. for
or
, ($,
From
Ion. for
,(
bearing flowers. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of
privat.,
irvp
,
,
3 sing.
aor.
I
f.
. . , ,(
i.
to bloom,
sea, av0eiv vfKpois to be
colours, to
be bright
to
blossom : metaph. of the overspread with corpses of metaph. to bloom, flourish,

in
Att. for
abound
men
to be at the height,
privat.,
e.
"H<âtaTOs) without real the fire of discord.
as a disease.
,=^$,
,
aor. I pass.
o(
pf. pass,
imperat. of
fresh,
tion.
young
2.
pass,
of
flowering, blooming : hence in full force, in perfecbright-coloured. ^. of styh, florid.
a blossom.
metaph.
pf.
to lay
, -, -,
aor. I
II. to dispute,
f.
(,
:
Pass.
to be beaten
to
in turn, give
way
to prefer, choose
to.
, 65,
to
in turn.
lay claim
f.
Pass, to be caught or
as with flowers
to
to race
, (,
Ion.
Dep. to vie with another, one another. From

rivalling.
f.
:
; and so, bloom : to be dyed ; part. pf. of one whose hair is sprinkled with white.
Dep.
2. to
hold
of,
meddle with, engage
in.
lay
,. -,
,
flower-bringing. strew with flowers : to deck Pass. to dye with colours ;
metaph.
, ($)
f.
offloxvers, blooming, fresh.

:
Dep. to ride against. Hence a sham-flght of horse.
and impf.,
Pass,
, , 4,
in fut.
set against,
-, (, ).
esp. in battle
:
and
II.
aor. i
to set
compare, Lat. componere.

to
intrans. in
also in pf. act.
to
-5, (,
ov,
flowers.
dv6o-80Kos,
) -, ,(,) (, ) .,
ov,
ov,
stand against, withstand, oppose. to bestrew with flowers f. From have flowers showered upon one.
,, , -($,
, Causal
in pres,
to
:. '',
ea
a wild bee
over against
to
nest.
Med.
or
aor. 2
pleaser.
Pass.
skin,
garlanded with
$, , )
of
, ,
:
a bee or wasp. Hence , TO, the honeycomb of a wild bee : a wasps'

ov,
(, )
6. Dim.
contr,
dvp
of
,
(sub.
i.
a man-
), ,
,
a manikin. a man's
ov,
ov. Ion.
dvptos,
living on flowers.
human
belonging to man, befitting mans nature, Adv. -cws, by human means, in all human
with flowers, partly-coloured.

f.
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. ,
collections of small
, ,
(as
:
-5, (, (,
f.
to
produce flowers.
ov,
-KpOKOS, ov,
) )
receiving flowers.
probability.
From
hearing flowers.
woven or worked
to
Pass, to become
(vo'yo)
, a flower-gathering
it
'/
gather flowers.
were
made up
-5, (, ^) '/) -,, (,

:
,
--^,
to
dvpros, ,
f.
08, ,, , ()
man.
ov,
, ()
ov. Ion. for
.
all
e.
(man
to behave like
dvOpuiTiov, TO, Dim. of
^, -, -^,
, -, ,
(, ,
*02,
-, (, () (, -, . ", (, ) . -08, ",

, ,
man-god,
i.
manikin, Lat. homuncio.

e.
, , .(, ) , -,
man, human;
to
the fortunes
of or for a man, human. of, from or belonging of man.
Adv.,
mankind;
commit human,
venial, errors.
Dim. of
little
man,
a deified man, hero.
()
in the shape of
a man.
dvpo-vos, ov,
murdering
men, homicidal. men.
II.
proparox.
murdered by men;
a feeding on slaughtered
flowery
bright-coloured.
to
coal or charcoal, hot coals.

pf.
be burnt to cinders.
, ) ) , , , () ,,, ", ,
f.
-, (, ) <, ,()() ,'(6.

.<\>,
:
to
bear flowers.
-8, (,
ov,
From
bearing flowers,
, , , . . , ^) $, -, ,, (, ,
17,
a making of man.
Lat.
From
vv,
making man.
:
, man,
01
men
in general,
homo (not vir) mankind ; so,

of all men.
plur.
or
most or
least
Like
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
slaves,
The
fern,
, (like
homo
fem. in Lat.) a
slay or sacrifice men.

f.
or man'' s flesh.
-$, , (, ,,() ,
blooming.
of the nature offlowers,
cannibal.
,
,
f.
woman.
f,
Att. crasis for
to
(^.^')
to eat
men
-5, (,
ov,
Hence , an eating of men.
dvOpaKCvs,
f.
to be
a charcoal-burner. Hence a charcoal-burner : to burfi
a cinder.
, Ep.
,,
2.
:
heap of turn. blackness as of coals.

Pass.
:
()
to
-55, -. -, ,(, ) -, -, , ',

,
potit.
(payetv) eating men,
of man's nature.
and Ion.
to
for
abuse one another, abuse in
to
bring
to trial or indict in turn.
f.
to be
And proconsul. From proconsular.
6,
coal or charcoal, mostly in plur.
dv-v1oos, , a
proconsul, for
a wasp or hornet.
pro consule.
Lat.

64
for another,
-, ) -, ) -, () -, ') -, -4, ) -, ). . ,,[ ,

f.
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.
yield in turn.
in
Hence
-,
:
, (, ()
,
but
part.
(,
.
:
:
(,
)
: :
a counter-affidavit.
ness.
,
Hence
:
(,
sei on.
(/,
(,
aros,
fut,
to suspect
mutually.
loosen,
pass,
to return
a kind-
(,
,
:
sure
4$ $
undo:
3. io lei alone, let:
Med. ^,
Pass,
be lei go,
lefi
going free,
ei's
one's will
go free ; part, pf, and plea-
a kindness done in return.

take
away
:
in return.
2
(,
uses
aor.
--
hence of a bow,
remit
in Act.
to
place oneself under a
thing in another's stead, to iake on oneself, underiake

pf. pass,
05, , .
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.
IV, like Lat, remiiiere,
Ion. for aviapos.
of
Ion.
it
Homer
ance of our
times
to be
, , -.,
feast,
di'ta.]
act,
grief, sorrow, distress, trouble : the annoyof a person, baiTos or somein Horn., later
act.
-5, -5,
Dor. for
ov,
.
,
[t]
:
[]
privat., 'ikovos) insufficient.
av-iKT\n-os, ov, (a privat.,
not entreating. ov, (a privat.,

gen.
Hence
aor.
grieve, disiress.
grieved or distressed, feel grief, sorrow. [] fut. [] Dep. to cure again, restore. Ion, and Ep. dviapos, , ,
grievous, distressing : irreg.

grieved, distressed.
later also avt"-.]
Adv.
-5,
incorrigible.
fut.
pf.
:
,
:
ov, (a privat.,
[]. Ion.
:
Pass, with fut.

:
aor.
tress
I
:
pf.
Pass, /o be grieved, etc.

this
:
$,
Homer
esp.
be vexed
, -5,
avicts,
Homer has
as Adj.
a joyless, melancholy man.
) . -5,(), ) : -, -. () -, ,)
-puis.
Comp. /7;/)5.
[In
,
:
conquerable.
intr.
5)
by
-, ,
-,
mount
f.
)
:
entreated:
unconquered, un-
Att. for av-i\aos, (a privat.,
unmerciful,
, ()
:
(, $)
;
to
draw up water
or haul
leather straps
generally to
draw
Homer
$,
II.
Pass, to get up,
mouni up
so also intr. (sub.
),
up
up.
civios, ov,
= aviapos.
to ride
incurable
of men,
ov, (a privat., lovXos) beardless.

f.
-'',
on high.
aor. I
Dor.
med.
without a horse, not serving on horseback: o( countnes, unsuiiedfor horses.

-iiriros, ov, (a privat.,
grieve, dis-
&., = ,,
gen. itoSos,
(!,
2.
Ion. aor.
i pass. part.
[t
TTovs) with
unwashenfeet.
oui.
in
a-viirros, ov, (a privat.,
unwashen.
not
always, later also .] aor. 2 inf. of a pres.

ov, (a privat.,
lazily, slowly.
sweat, not exerting oneself.

2
-, -5, ,
,
of av-Upos,
having no fixed home, vagabond. Adv. of avihpon-os, wiihoui sweai

ov, (a privat.,
and 3
dviets, 2 sing. pres. of
Pass,
and Med. of
inf.
avicvai, pres.
inf.
- (( , -^, (, (, )
to
of
, ,, , -, . . ) , -, .. -,
unseiiled, resiless
:
*-, ) )
be
washed
look up.
-5,
:
avis, Boeot. for avev, also

ov, also
Megarean.
Att.]
, ov, (a
[
make
privat., iaos) unequal,
un-
even
metaph. unfair,
f.
Ep.,
hence
equal,
Hence equalise Med. and
Pass,
be equal in a thing.
not ihrown into a
and
for
imperat. of
sing. impf. of
(,
later
form
for sq.
:
I.
Causal in pres. and
impf., in fut.
and
aor. I
make
send up.
2. pres.
ibo)
( , ,
impf.
;
, -,
:
ov, (a privat., lepos) unholy, impious.
Ion. impf. of
I
aor.
.
go
up.
siand up, raise up, sei up : io raise from sleep, Lat. excilo, una from ihe dead: later, io set up, build:
[']
sei up.
Ion. for aviaOeis, aor.
pass. part,
of
also 2 sing. pres. avius, 2
()
sing. impf. avids,

fut.
Ion. 3 sing, avieaxe (as

:
also
:
aor. I
Ep. also
aor. 2 not used in sing, ind.,
.
Ion.
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
if
and from
pliants rise
^
and
a wasted land
also to
make
leave sancluary.
4. to raise
for war.
II. in aor. I
to raise a city
med. also trans., for oneself.
sup-
men
III.

intrans. in Pas.
pf.
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.
plqpf.
to
, , , , {,5) 08, , {) , -. - -, -, , , . 6 $, , 5, {)
and
also without
i.
,
to
rises.
inf.
aVL(TTOplu
with aor.
2 act.
-(, .
make
, -5,
aor.
(. -.
dvoiîs,
f<us,
Adv. of need to wail,

ov,
I
( privat.,
of
voyvv. , {voyvv) an opening.

inf.
, )
e.
65
without wailing: with impunity, []
unmourned.
passable.
Asia.
., , . . , {- , -, , , ,, -.. , {) ) -|, -, ) , -, )
the sun
fut.
-<, -=^'4,
:
verb. Adj. of
one must report.

reported,
f.
inquiry, ask.
Ion.
, 6v,
for
imperat. of
referred for decision.

f.
\$
to raise, lift up.
2.
intr.,
to
goad to madness.
of
-, ',
dv-o8os,
Adv. of aviaos, unequally. ecus, , an equalising. f. to trace back, of a hound.
dvoiTO, 3 sing. pres. pass. opt. of

3
pi. aor. l
/.
pass. subj. of
pf.
II.
of
-4)
voyvv.
a cessation
Ion. for
3 pi. opt. of
of arms, armistice.
ov,
a hindrance.
poet. aor.
1 subj.
o{
$,
poet, for
3 sing, of
Ep, for avecpeKos.

poet.
poet, for
-5,, = \$. -5,

the state of
an
misery.
aor. i of
-5,
,
ov, {a privat., oAjSos) unblest, wretched. ov, {a privat.,
f.
(, '^)
dv-o8os, ov, (a privat,,
to guide back. having no road, im-
-\\,
f.
(,
u\0pos) not ruined. a drawing up.

to cry aloud, to
II.
ov, (a privat., not thought on, not thought on. II. act. not understanding, foolish : unreasonable, Lat. amens Ep. (avoos) want of understanding,
to he
-, -, -5,
,
(, $) a way up
2. to ivail or bewail loudly. shout with joy. Causal, to make one shout.
esp. into central
Dep.
II.
a way back. Dep. to set up a wailing, []
ov, gen, ovos, (a privat.,
folly.
,:
and
aor.
I
f. Ep. with double augm., impf.aveqyyov. Ion. avaoiyecKov:

:
pf. I
,
f.
, , -,
,
) )
:
into loj/d wailing,

ov,
senseless.
4,
Att.
aor. I
open, undo.
,
to swell
fut.
pf. 2
avecuya
.
voyoa,
tercourse with others, unsociable. ov, {a privat.,
. , ) -5, ) -5,
privat.,
f.
-5, ^, , ({8)
[]
{, 6$) without
to act lawlessly.
to
break
rain.
Ion.
or
Pass,
voyvva
fut. 2
inf.
(, o'y):
fut. 3
((^
:
fut.
:
Dep.
, 5, -,
(5,
:
Ion.
17,
{vQos)
lawlessness.
ov, {a privat.,
having no
eyes.
in-
-8, $, , {) ., {5) ,
to
without
ov, also a, ov, {a privat,,
6$)
unlike.
unlikeness.
Pass, to be so.
make unlike : making unlike :

:
I. to
2.
metaph.
to lay open, disclose.
as nautical term, absol., to get into the
Pass, to be open.
-, , -, {,
-^,
:
) ,
v. foreg.
open sea
3.
fut. avoidriffOJ
pf.
II. to
not privat., ov, agreeing, inconsistent : not admitted, not granted. without law, lawless, ov, {a privat., ii) II. without law. Adv, impious.
8, ) -5,
f.
pf
{, ooyi)
,
voya
unlikeness.
to
agree upon a thing.
ooye)
-$,
:
unmusical.
-5.
Dor.
-5,
neut.
ov, {a privat,,
up:
to swell
Att.
with passion.
to rebuild.
make from
a person
his
abode:
change
Pass,
his dwelling, to
and Med.
to be built
-, , {,
up
the country,
f.
to dispeople a city.
away from
III. to
up.
II.
to rebuild.
-^,
merciless.
-, -5,
avoiKTos,
-oiKOS, ov, {a privat., oTkos) houseless, homeless.

verb. Adj. of
v-oy,
ovos, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
eiv-ouKTOs, ov, (a privat., oTktos) pitiless, ruthless.

fut,
-^,
{voyvvc)
to
) )
wall up.
opened.
. )
remove him
2.
unprofitable, useless profitably, in vain.
pi.
,
privat.,
as Adv., un-
{ )
fut.
d-voos, ov, contr. dvovs, ovv, {a privat., vuos) with-
to
migrate.
III. in Pass.
out understanding, foolish. Adv., either (from
the coasf:
build
), -5,
shield
foreg.
unnoticed; or (from ov, {a privat.,
which distinguished the armed : generally, unarmed.
) )
upvards, up in the
hoplite,
of
air.
one must open. unpitying,

unpitied.
-8,
ments.
dv-oiTTOs, ov, {a privat.,

ov, also
-5, (
without the large not heavy-
unseen.
privat.,
-5,
ov,
(
in
privat.,
opyavov) without instru-
-(5,
ov, {a privat.,
py)
D
attended by
wail aloud.
no orgies.
II,
whose honour no orgies are held.
66
avopia
hospitable.
leap up
-, , -$, -,
dpios.
dvopca, dvopcos,
.\\,,() manhood, courageous,

,
I
^.
[a]
aor.
to set
with double augm., impf., to set upright again, restore: straight again, set right. without harbour, inov, (a privat.,
f.
:
:
ov,
f.
:
courage,
like
{,)
manly,
[] -
dv-vCfol
f.
struggle against, vie with, esp. in war with : as Pass, to be set against. Hence
,
:
Att.
:
Dep.
to
to dispute
7)-
dvovs,
f.
dvT-aStKw,
$)
dv-p, =
rivalling.
Tivi to raise one's
and crow,
to
to break dig up what has been buried av. open a grave. Dep. to jump up and dance f.
;
-, -,
:
-$, , (, 6$)
to
mount
f.
ov, (a privat.,
to strut.
Att.
-<,,
about.
)) ,
aor. I
:
-8,
,
II.
ov, b,
an adversary,
to
wrong
Med., xeipat hands against one. ov, (di'Tt, struggling against,

f.
to start up,
swiftly.
dv-co,
:
roofless.
dvTatos, a, ov,
site
()
to flap the
wings
:
fut. few
{,
( -,
hostile.
a wound in front. besought with prayers ; prayers to the gods.
(sub.
, ),
:
(( $)
rival.
or injure in return.
Med.
set
to respect one another. over against, right oppo2.
dvT
f.
aor. I
intr. (sub.
against.
sist,
II.
seemingly
to
dv-e,
return.
av-o<rios, ov, or a, ov, (a privat., oaios) unholy,
wicked, Lat. pro/anus

all the rites unpaid.
?, $, -8, -5,
:
avoaios vkvs a corpse with
Hence
ov,
unholiness.
Ion,
defect, healthy
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.
-<05,
-5, -<5, -{, (, -5,
ov, (a privat., ovs)
) )
)
fut.
( privat.,
)
:
, '02, -,
withstand.
f.
$),
:
to
raise
to re-
with-
, . -, , -(|, dv,
demand
to
in return.
0,
a sort of sturgeon.
f.
hear in turn
to listen in
f.
f.
^, to
6. =
From
return a shout.
is
dvT -, ^ -7^ give exchange Med. one thing exchange for dv-o, Med. give
Att.
fut.
:
in exchange,
-,
in
aTos, to, that which
given or taken
I
an exchange.
aor.
to
or take in
f.
without ear
without
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
-, -, , , . , . -, -, -, dv, , . - -, ,,, , ^, . ,^.^, , -. . , (, ) ,

to sea
-5, -. , , ()
and
inf.
give punishment in exchange for ill-conduct, to requite, punish. 3. to give words in exchange, answer. Hence dv.,ts, <ws, an exchanging. dvT Med. to defend oneself against an2. to
exchange, to exchange.
to take
another.
to
or take in
-,
-,
f.
other, resist.
dvords,
aor. 2 part,
,
Ep. for Ep. for
for
II.
f. f.
()
dv-vd,
dvT
2.
to requite.
,
f.
to
to
make go up in turn. lead up against, esp.
to
put out
bring
against: generally to attack.
2.
to
up instead. dvT dvT
to destroy in return.
to
Ep. for avaaras,
dv-v'Jr1t,
f.
wait instead. to fill in turn or in opposition.

to plait in rivalry with. to
f.
of
of
dv-v^rp,
aor.
i,
put
in as
a complement.
against.
3 dual aor. 2 of
dv-vt, (^,
in
(7
2
ibo) to
go up
dvptv,
dvax0iv,
dvT fut. and

intr.
to set
Causal in pres. and impf., up against or instead of. II.

I.
Ep. for aor. 2 inf. act. and imper. med. of dv-axTOs, Ep. for
Lat. coram.
as Prep.
c.
Pass.,
with aor.
and
pf.
act.,
to
rise
up
against.
dvT-aîos, a, ov, worth just as
much
as, equivalent
Adv. over against, face to face,

gen., over against
:
to.
dv|,
dvT
Hence
irapeiacjv before the cheeks, of a veil
with
\. -'^,
:
confronted most freq. in hostile sense, against, Aids
in turn.
dv-op6,
to
to
buy in return. speak against, reply
-, -,,
f.
to
demand
as an equivalent or
in return.
f.
to
demand
Med.
to obey in turn.
dv-'Ifp,
to con-
dv-ôvt,
answer.
to keep off in turn.

f.
-(,
to
prove in return or
tradict.
give back, repay.

so.
111. intr.
meni
Med., with
face
', {, -, , -, . ,$, $, )
to receive kindly.
f.
-, -,-, -, -, ,-,-. -, : -.,

perf. 2 act.
f.
, . , -, -, -,
f.
-,
deliver in iurn
:
-:
II.
aor.
render,
. :
:
avTaTTob
i.
e.
make, so and
/-6, ,
f.

demand
in reiurn. oui againsi.
67
IV. answer, correspond with. explain in iurn. Hence arcs, to, requital, recompense. And fojs, a giving hack in turn, repay:
oiher
reward.
-, , 6|5,
Med.
f.
-, {( march -|, Dep. = ((. -6;, ,

ibo)
io
f.
iry one by ihe siandard of anmeasure oneself againsi anoiher.
fcus,
aor. 2 inf. of
againsi.
{, () a
io
ride out against.

sailing out
-',
f.
-(,
f.
Med.
-,
answer again.
to receive
:
to kill in return.
^-,
reiurn.
desiroy in return
requiie.
i/i
Pass,
and
perish in iurn.
-, -,
:
-,,
f.
cv-6,f.c,
io
lead (\\\ .) to advance against. to praise in reiurn.
Med.
pui
io sea against.
-6, (
-',
rush upon, attack. f. to lead or march out against.
,
/it
f.
f.
f.
ibo) to
f.
sheiv
on the oiher hand.
Ion. for
f.
f.
hold oui againsi : hold oul. Dep.: lo greei in iurn:
refleci light, to reflect.
From
cs,
f.
-^])
:
reflecting light.
take part
-, -^,
in reiurn.
, .
i]Ooj,
speak againsi, answer.

aor.
I
:
Ion.
f.
of persons,
in,
come opposite
to,
also
etc., to
meei face meet with,
partake
aor.
f.
of.
,
I
(, - -6,,, -,
Dep.
f.
:
-66, , ^^. , -6, ( , -', , -'6,

-6|,
f.
-,
:
Att. -fêAcD, to
march oui againsi. march oui against,
Dep.
to form counter-designs. io
shew forth in turn.

:
io desire in turn
Pass.,
tivos to have a thing desired from one. io help in return. f.

fut.
of
pass.
accuse in iurn.
i
:
f.
-,
without any pres. in use, againsi or in answer, gainsay. Cf.

aor. 2
-,
poet, for
-.
II.
aor.
--
-.
retaliation.
compare
share in iitrn speak
-, {, -, ,, ,
-. , -(. -6, -, -,
Ion. for
f. f.
,
65,
-, , -(
to give
f.
:
med.
aor.
pass.
heed in turn.
to take ihe field against.
io enjoin in turn.
f. med. Dep.
:
Att.
pf.
to build foris
against in
fut.
enirusi in answer.
f.
tpavos) io coniribuie one's Pass, io be repaid.
, -, , -6,
i.
a rival in love.
:
From
to
io love in reiurn io sei
io rival in love.
firmly againsi,
plant
infroduce instead, stibstiiuie. firm. Hence to pay or contribuie for

suhstiiuie
II.
intr. to set
anoiher:
for another.
-, -, -, -, 6, .\. \\, ';. ,

-, -\(, ,
f. f.
-, , -,
f.
f.
cf.
dacpopa.
one thing
-.
io
foij,
Ion.
^co, to steal
away
in reiurn.
to
, .
f.
knock oui in reiurn. send oui in reiurn.
-,
-,
:
ask in iurn.
Dep.
hence, io value equally with,

fut.
(cf.
sail oui againsi.
-/{T(vu>, to sireich
oui againsi: hence

fut.
()
:
without any pres. in use pf. speak againsi, gainsay

:
compare one wiih another.

f.
pass.,
lo sally oui againsi.
given.
aor. 2
med. of
Dor. for
part.
fern,
of
-5,
in iurn.
-, -^, , ), -(, -, -, -(, -,

fut.
poet, for
f.
, , -(,
Att.
intr.
hope insiead. make an inroad
-,
f.
f.
f.
put on board instead.

sq.
3 sing. aor. 2 pass. subj. of

f.
to stick right in.

to sei
f.
on fire in reiurn.
in turn.
give
way
>,
to export insiead.
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,
-, , -, , -, -6, , - -, ):
f.
-5, $, ,
f. f.
aor. 2 ind. oi
^ .
io
- obsiinaie resislance.
:
oneself steadfasily against.
aor. 2
Dep.
make equal
in weight with:
[]
be
or
no denial
shall
return-love, love-for-love.
lo
ask in iurn.
to
return a kindness. wish well in return.

f.
or
to
(.
:
5(, (
:
-5,
{,
Da
68
looking east, eastern gods facing the sun.
, ],
Ion. for
Adv.
()
.
;
. , (5 ,
statues of
II.
to force.
like the sun.
against, face to face.

3.
to face, openly, before all.
go straight forward ;
in front.
-, -8,
6, -,
against another
fs,
yai
breast.
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. =
$ ,
-8, ()
:
opos, 6, ^, ov, 6,
{, {, (($)
face force (pxcoOai to words to be struck

2.
instead of a
man. one who rows
generally, a rival.
set
over against, opposite;
-,, . , -, , , - {) ace. fem.
-5, ,
, ,
to
:
Adv. against, with force from

ov, also os,
;
Properly
force
neut.
ov, opposing ItrUaai with wrangling as Adv. =
(,
f.
to look straight af, look in the face.
$,
f
,
:
a looking in the face.
to help in turfi or viulually.
hit
blows aimed straight
at
the
of, c.
(()
:
treat, c. ace. pers.
',
-,
,.
\ '
, , -, ,
f.
aor.
Ep. upon, esp. in battle.

:
gen.
rei.
III.
with double augm. to meet by chance, II. to meet with, partake to meet as a suppliant, en;
Hence
-,
-, {) {, , {)
-$. .
. ,
nied.
, ,. 0, -8, , -. . , , : -, {., -, , -, -, ) , ,), , -5,-, -, -,

:
-.
-, -. -, -3.
-- , {):
iur?i:
, ,
Med.
^/)
$,
,
-,
f.
^'/, '/.
-'/
:
-,
Dor. aor. i to come or go towards, meet, as friend or foe. 2. of things, to meet ivith, obtain. II. to approach with prayer, entreat. avTi-av6ipd, , fem. Adj. a match for men, as good as man, of the Amazons. {. Ep. pres. 3 pi. imperat.
f.
^:
Dep.
to receive in return.
to rival as
a demagogue.
f.
-,
to cross in turn.
to dispose or
arrange in
{,
to
set
oneself against others, offer re-
sistance.
avTiowvTOJV, part,
or foe
to
match, measure oneself with : rarely in sense of coming to aid. 2. of things, to go to tneet, go in quest of, c. gen. rei of an arrow, to hit : of the gods, to come to meet an offering, i.e. accept graciously of it so, generally, to partake of a thing. II. c. dat. to meet with, light tipon. III. c. ace. to arrange, prepare,
: : :
stand, resist
pull stoutly
. :{ , , .$( , ) , -, -: -, 5, {) -, :
:
{,
oojaa,
$, meet,
to
inf.
as friend
, 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
-,
-,
f.
ibo) to
go through again.
is
the augm.
prefixed to the prep.,

or with double
to be
impf
aor. I
{.
aor. 2
'.
augm.,
a defendant,
in
to with-
or generally, party in a suit.

ov,
-, ,
o;s,
to stand in the gap ; : to against the oar, going well back. {. to throiv against or in turn.
-8,
{,
From
an opponent
-,
,
properly the defendant, but also the plaintiff: 01 the two parties in a suit.
f.
suit,
resistance.
or
-^,
to be
of a contrary
Dep.
to retort violence.
opitiion.
-5, , (, 5)
instead of a skin.
icus,
avTiOopos
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.
be
5, ()
,
:
clothed with something
-, -^, ,, -,
.
69
to flatter in turn.
slave.
with a thing.
with.
Subst.
site the
to sit opposite.
to lay
pose: to
aor. 2
,-,, -, -, , -, -,. -, -. -, , : , -, () , , -, -, -,-, -, , , -, -, , -^, ,, -, ) 5, -,

((US,
-, ,, -, -,, -, , -, , -, , -, () , 5, ^, -,
ov, instead
, -5,
5,/,
no
better
f.
() , -, ,
to be as
hindrance, sudden check.

f.
-,, -, ,
f.
{.
Att.
to
bring back in reply.

oppose.
f.
intr. to resist,
Dep.
to
to take
arms against.
:
f.
der.
-,
2.
fcos, 77,
hold instead. a striking against
hence, a
From
intr. to
to strike or push back, stop, hinbe a hindrance, stand in the way.
and avTiKpvs, Adverbs,

generally distinct meanings against, right opposite.
irpvs,
2.
(,
I.
a slave to another,
to
than a slave.
in
Horn.
of a
slave, tio better
than a
straight on, outright, entirely. (never in Homer), straight, right.
) , $
have
over
zhoâvTh
II.
ov,
resounding.
to
f.
do
in return, retaliate, requite.
thoroughly, withotit disguise or reserve. straightway.
f,
Dep.
iti
to present in return
f.
to seek
return.
f.
to save alive in turn.
f,
to
bury opposite.
gods.
to take
(, -, , ) -, -, ,
avTi-KTovos, ov,
f.
2.
outright,
3.
of Time.
avTi-Oeos,
ov, godlike, equal to the

f.
care of in return.
opposition, antithesis.
:
draw
turn.
f.
to
-5,
:
ov,
(, ,
fut.
the inner part of the house oppoaor. 2
run against
to
run a race
:
opposite the door
as
\.
Med.
c.
, -, -,() -: -, , -, -
killing in return.
to clash against, re-echo.

to hit
,
lots for,
2.
[],
f.
upon something, meet.
f.
to ridicule in turn.
a handle, Lat. ansa.

pf.
fut.
obtain in turn.
:
to
to
to
and holdfast by
f.
f.
Dep.
receive
of.
in
to take
a share
to kick
:
against.
pf.
aor. 2
II.
to receive instead of or in turn.
door.
--
gen., to lay hold of: hence, part with, assist. 2. to lay claim to.
i.
to take
3. to take
Med.
to sit
f.
Ion.
to set opposite
(, .=^. =
over against.
to sleep opposite
to.
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.
f
Med.
to
light
up
in turn.
II.
Ion.
f.
-2.
intr. to reflect light.
down
set
Causal in pres., impf., fut. and aor. i, or establish instead : to set against, opup again. II. intr. in Pass., with
I.
6,
f.
to
speak against, gainsay. Hence
verb. Adj. one
must gainsay
and
<
avTiXeKTOS, ov, questionable,
-,
ovTOS,
(, \4)
in.
II.
to be disputed.
lion-like.
act.
and
pf.
to be
put
in another's place, to succeed, supersede.

to injure in turn.
to
resist.
f.
(, to call or invite in
aor. 2
Att.
-, -, ,
f.
ttirn.
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
assist or take
part
to die in turn. to
help, succour.
exchange one
f.
thing/or another.
Ion. for
'/. ('^)
3.
an -
attacking, attack, objection.
controversy,
discussioti,
--. -,
f. f.
Lat. disceptatio
generally, opposition, resistance.
used as Pass, of
, ('^) given
Dep.
to calculate
on the other hand.

to contradic-
to lie opposite to.
-65, ,(, ,
to
tion, disputatious.
sound by striking against,
-, --, -, -,
ov,
f. f.
command
in turn.
sharp as a goad.
to take to
care of instead.
-, , )
f.
^,
proclaim in answer to. to sound in afiswer to
5, \,
ov,
(()
f.
f. f.
(^/,
the shin, leg.
-, -, -. -, -, -,
ov,
ov, to,
(, (,
f.
))
in
contradictory.
to rail at or
abuse in turn.
the lyre.
harmony with
a ransom. Pass, to rave against.
to learn instead.
Dep. toflght against.

70
pres.
-, -, to
drag
to the opposite side.
fut.
and impf.,
fut.
and
side to the other: to revolutionise.
pf. Pass., with aor. 2 act. pass over to the other side, give way.
-6, -, -,
to rival in
f.
-, -,
aor. I,
II.
Causal in to remove from one

I.
in turn.
intr. in
to
. -, -,
II.
f.
f.
to
outflank.
music.
to
against.
retort upon.
-6[, , -,
-5,
f,
-, ,
f.
watt
and watch
trariwise.
-, , -, ,
,
to
f.
to countermand, to order compete for a public offce. II. intr. to lead on against.
Dep. to blame in turn,
the contrary.
face to face.
to counteract.
aping
differing in
-, -, -,
-|5,
f.
) -, ) -5, -5, -, , ,
Dep.
to
ov,
(,
to
impart in turn. measure out in turn. front to front,
other side.
-,^, -, -, ,
to
advance against or parallel with. f. to run past against
to
summon
in turn or con-
Dep.
to exhort in
turn or to
oneself in turn
Dep. / contrive or scheme against

close imitation, aping, [^] closely imitating,
-6, -6,
f.
:
f.
to
annoy
in turn.
to sail
along on
the
fcws, 17,
ov,
(,
against, in order of battle
against.
modelled
f.
after.
to hate in return.
pare
From a reward, requital. ov,for or instead of a reward. as, -, a compensation.

ov,
(, {,
to
soundfrom:
f.
sleep's substitute.
-7, ,
) )$
ovv,
sounditig against,
song,
or endure in turn
retaliaiio?i.
-, -, -, ^. -,- -6, -,
f.
:
Dep. to prepare
to
arm on
Att.
both sides.
Hence
to
, hos'ile preparation.
-,
:
f.
Pass,
draw
out
to
stand in array
to
set side by side against,
com-
closely.
(( ibo)
=
:
to
march parallel
to.
to supply in turn.
:
a navy against.
f.
-, , |, ,
ov. Ion.
to build ships against, fit out
to set oneself against.
perly scraped against; hence opposed

opposition.
;
. () , ,
fut.
:
-,
III.
conquer in turn.
in return.
-, , -,
f.
f.
f.
pf.
to suffer
pf.,
avTiirenovOos, neut. part,
to clatter against.
:
/;,
to
(, )
pass,
From
pro:
send instead.
to, hostile
Adv. of avTios see TO, a part of the loom.
$.
:
med.
aor. I
resist,
Dep.
to
avTios, a, ov,
()
c.
meet in battle, to
set against,
oppose.
and
io,
against, opposite:
gen. meeting, confronting.
,
at.
opposite, contrary.
like
ing.
-. -,, . -, ) -, , , ^) -, -, -, -, -, -,
and
opposite: against, straight
2.
against one's will.

poet, for
Pass, to drive against.
($,
child.
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-
,
closely.
{,
as Adv.,
and
-, ' -. -, - -, -. -, -,
sea.
to pierce through in turn. f. avTi-TTepaios, a, ov, lying over against, esp. beyond
-),
II.
send back an answer to send against.
to
send
III. to
-^,
Ion.
Adv. = avTinepas
also as
Adj. in phrase opposite coast.
Asia and the
avTi-irepas or
I.
over
II.
side of, opposite.
to oppose.
rocky.
. -, )
Hence
Ion. for
f.
Adv. over against, on the other

side,
Adv. from the opposite

to
embrace
in turn.
avTi-ireTpos,
see
(, ^, , (,
ov,
f.
to
go round
in turn or against.
hard
as
stone,
chest, ark.
2.
in return
for
suffer-
II.
-5, $,
pare
) -, ,
(,
passions. of opposite feelings to play one with another. , , like a child, no better than a
-, (, ) -, , - -,
strive against, resist.
f.
to fall against.
to
to sail against.
storm.
to fill
against, caused by adverse winds.
,, -, ,
Tj'ôs, 6,
f.
beaten by the
to
man
to
ships against.
2.
up by new members.
f.
blow against.
ovv,
Hence
blowing
avTiTTVOOs,
ov,
contr.
-,
f.
f.
to
to
long for in turn. do in return, opp. to
to act against, oppose.
sadors.
dress in turn
. ) . ) , , , () -, -8, , . \ -, () -, -, , -, -, - -5, () -, -. -, : -, -, , () , ^.
: :
CLVTLTTOLVOS
:
.
f,
Med.
lay claim
to
contend
with one for a thing.
valent
,, -5, ,5. -5,

avTi-iroivos, ov, (avri,
to
in requital: as Subst. one.
-5, (, ,
ov,
to.
f.
balancing: equi-
to
form
a party against.
requital, retribution.
8, ,
f.
an opposite faction.
wage war against

:
ov,
ov,
warring against
ol
be
political opponent.
ov,
enemies.
f.
,
to
to besiege in turn.
pass.
meet another.
-', -'5,
f.
,
:
Pass.,
with
f. med. advance against
-(
:
:
ion. for
f.
aor.
march
to
be
-5,
ranged
, ,
ov,
to
one of the opposite faction. stand against, resist : esp. to
From
an adversary,
rows
:
[]
to
to stand opposite in
opposite.
ov,
From
ranged
Dep.
opposite in rows : standing
to lay
waste in return.
over against.
the field,
ov,
on the opposite side of the
straits.
(,
avTi-iropos, ov, on the opposite coast, over against.
-,
Att.
-,
make war
against.
()
the
to
take
Ion.
fut.
6,
a rival general,
enemy
general:
also the
f.
Rom. Propraetor
to
Med.
to
send counter-ambas-
uvTi-aTpSTOireSeiJco, and
-, {^ -, { -7,
:
(/,
Ion. for
Med. encamp over

II.
-',
against.
or Proconsul.
pf.
to turn to the
kavTov, etc.),
ibo) to
come forward against.

to nothing, cheap.
other side
to retort.
intr. (sub.
Adv. for next
to
turn about, face about.
towards, face to face.

f.
-,-, -, -5,
aor. 2
aor. pass,
Med. to challenge in return. Med. to heap in ttirn. ibo) to go against.

without
to
pres. in nse, to
ad-
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.
about.
II,
Med.
summon
in turn.
wards, prow
-, , -, , . -,
to
:
-, ) -5, )
ov,
f.
(,
to
bring in turn. ) with the face
TO
terpart.
avri-irpcopos, ov,
ov,
(, prow (,
f.
-tcvSj, to
hold out in turn.
with the prow tohence fronting, face to face.

opposite the gate.
play at ball against.
, () ) -, -,
,
in the
ov,
set
the opposite of a thing, or
over against its coun-
ov, like
a tower.
to
a tower over against build up a city as a rival.

to build
f.
Med.
sate.
poise; dis
Hence
lance
to
on equal terms.
a convulsion. ov, drawn in the contrary direction hence spasmodic, convulsive. II. as Subst.
, ,, -, -, () , 5, ,
f.
-,
2.
:
to counterpoise.
ovTippoiros, ov, counterpoising.

to
,
f.
Hence
to
weigh against,
to
compenas heavy.
intr. to
be equal in weight, to counter-
an opposite
weigh twice
ecus
Ion. los,
a restoring
the ba-
against another f
intr.
, , . . -, . -, , , -,
i.
Adv.
-5,
f.
contrariwise
to
to.
meet face
:
Att.
(,
to face.
to
-^,
to
aor. 2 inf. of
;.
,
2 pi. aor. 2 fut.
med. imperat. of
to
Att.
strengthen against'.
-',
cojs,
maintain stoutly a contrary opinion. collat. form of

f.
, =
aor. 2 inf. of
17,
a setting in array against another,

battle.
II.
line
of
:
---,
hence, compensation, retribution.

f.
to be silent in turn.
arrange in turn.
Pass,
(,
)
a
Dep.
to
(,
stand against one
against,
, -( -, ,
-5,
i.
-,
e.
Att.
-, to offer in return, repay.

to strive against, counteract, resist. to build
-,
,
:
opposition.
to
From
fut.
range
in battle
Pass, to be
ranged against.
and Med.
a fort against. Hence a counter-fortification.

aor. 2
:
iambus and trochee,

f.
drag
-,
6,
an antispastus,
[d], to
foot
as ÂXiâvhpos.
mide up of an From
way,
-6, 5,
f.
to
cut
provide a remedy or antidote. Dep. to form a counter-plan.

ecus,
or craft.
draw
the contrary
back.
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.
, -5, (, -,
cojinter-manceuvring.
rivalling in
-,
ov,
an
art
72
Med.
-,
to the
mages.
estimate of the penalty
answer
io
, -,
f.
f.
,
,
f.
do honour
to in
return
as law-term, to fix a counter-estimate of da-
sponsive
Hence ($,
as Att.
made
to
law-term, a counterby the defendant in
shew kindness
thing.
other,
, -, , -, , -5,
to
II.
of the
plaintiff.
punish in return
suffer
Med.
revenge oneself on in turn.
pay or
to
punishment for a
it
Med.
to exact or inflict
in turn.
over-bold.
as Subst.
well-strung.
-,
,, -,
f.
ov,
ov,
) ()
dare
to
^^ {, ) -5, -, -, , , -, , -5, -, -(05,

.
ov,
to.
2.
returning a sound, redisagreeing with.

Att.
to rejoice in turn.
fut.
Dep.
to
to in turn.
f.
to be
a rival choragus. a rival choragus.
stand against an-
i?i
(avri,
daring against,
cut as a
remedy for
-, -, 5, {, -5, -5,
aor.
i
antichrist. to
,
Hence
:
to vote against.
From
to be sufficient.
f.
play a stringed instrument
accotnpaniment.
ov,
a remedy, antidote.
for
avTiTOvos, ov, {avTiTiivai) stretched contrariwise,

f.
f.
venged ;
meet with in return.

-TCiros, ov,
TVTtos avTiTvnos
-, -,
f. :
avTiTOs, ov, for
epya works of revenge. to maintain in turfi.

f.
, , {) -5,
to shoot
to bore right
f. properly, to bale out bilgewater, bale the ship: generally, to draw water. II.
) , , {$)
ov,
life.
ov, responsive.
voting against.
instead of
life,
given
-^
{,
correspondent as Subst., an antitype, exact representation. II. act. striking back: hence resisting: stubborn, obstinate: adverse; Aios the adversary of Jupiter.
blow against blow
re-echo.
, ,
oneself with
f.
-, () ^, , -5, , () -, {, -, -, -, -'/,
set
, ()[) - , , ) , ((
arrows in turn.
through.
requited, re-
metaph. to drain, use to the last, exhaust, of resources: of toil, etc., to drain, i. e. bear to the last, like Lat.
exantlare, exhaurire
$, 6,
but also to squander.
vessel to
draw water
II. bilge-
aor. 2
with.
to
the hold of a ship.
jvater, filth.
struck back, echoed;
answering
TO,
to,
"ANTAOS,
settles,
{$)
0, the
a bucket. hold of a ship where the bilgeII.
water
Lat. sentina.
the bilge-water
it
itself;
to let in water, leak;
e'ipyeiv,
Lat. sentinam exhaurire, to

to pity in return.
pump
out
poet, the sea, sea-water.
to beat in turn.
oneself against, match
to fight for
a prize with.
instead of a dower.
ov,
to set against:
Med. and
Pass.
to set oneself against.

f.
to flee in turn.
f.
to return
a sound,
against.
i/nport in
other.
-, -,
[y\
to be
f.
-, , -,
f.
-, , -6, -, -, -8,
II.
f.
to contradict.
Hence
ov, echoing, imitating.

to love or kiss in turn.
-,
^,
Att.
to strive zealously against.
Pass, to be
moved
by jealousy
Dep.
to receive kindly in turn.
-, : - - -, , , --, -, -,{, $) -, ,
:
:
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.
fo
-!, -, , . , .
f.
poet, contr. for
='^>,
(,
f.
to look in
the face, withstand, bear tip against.
to light
up
so as to meet.
II.
ov, in return for slaughter.
deaths by mutual slaughter.
f. Dep. exchange for exports.
{, $)
to
-,
fut.
Med.
-,, ,
on
a watching against one. a/eos, , a watch posted to observe anAtt.

to
to block up.
-, ,
f.
to
watch in turn
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
: :
,, ",
avTptas,
itself.
-,5,
poet, for
/-. {)
one's
guard
sound
against.
in answer, reply.
chariot
3. the
frame of
the lyre.
4. the
From
orbit of the planets.
responsive.
against another : and so as Att. law-term, the oath taken on the one side by the plaintiff, on the other by
the defendant.
fronting, straight opposite.

f.
, $
=
riage.
derive benefit in turn. ov, (a pri vat., i;)3î{a;) not insulted.
-, {-) -, (, ) , -, , -5,
,
-, -^,
-08, , {, $)
Dep.
to to
?
Ion. for
singing in answer
-. ,
o?ie
yf
an oath taken by
in pres.
-08,
buy instead : to bid against. looking straight at, facing,

f.
benefit in turn
Pass,
to
$, , ,. -, , ) -, , , . {)
as silently as possible.
, .
Pass.,
tip.
av^y^v.
to be
, () 05, , , =
Dor. for
or
73
accomplished, possible
;
[], Att. form of
3 sing. impf. pass, of only used

to weave anew. up on high.
and impf.
f,
(,
aor.
to raise
Att.
or better
['], poet,
:
,*:
:
[]
pf.
aor.
pf.
accomplish, complete,
II.
not insolent, decorous.
-5,
want of water, drought. From wanting water: ov, (a privat

,
(sub. 7^), or
ov,
)
pi.
did no good Med. to accotnplish for one's own advantage : Pass, to be finished, and of persons, to
grow
to
(sub.
region without water.
nuptial song, unwedded.
work was finished.

f.
ivedded;
braces.
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.
II.
, ,, . -, -65,, )) -5, ' )

(a
privat.,
-8,
5, Dor.
),
come
the
for
$)
impf. of
impf.
also,
(
to
Lat. conficere
to
he
to the
2. to male an end of, destroy. end of a journey, absol.;
hs.
to
make
for
without the
arrive at the chamber.

cure.
II.
with a Partic,
:
for
:
Pass,
gain nothing by grudging

haste about
it
;
epyov the
sense of doing a thing speedily
(,
to praise in song.
ov, (a privat.,
yovTjv
later
foot
) , ,) ,
ov,
((
unwedded;
ill
to be born of an
mar-
(a privat.,
not bridal, un-
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. ÂNil, impf. to accomplish, finish Pass, to
.
ntihallowed em-
come
an end,
, $$,
4. to attain to, get, in Att. like
;
^ ( ,
one's
3.
,
fls..
way
to a place
to
fls
pro-
in the
awe
make
be finished ; esp. of a period of time,

its
-5,
,
forms of
the night draws to

the watting year,
end; ctos
Adv. aWfpos up
()
[]
:
^
c.
up, upwards, Lat. stirstim,

absol. above,
gen.,
action.
-5,
i.
-, , ~$. -, -5, , -5, $)

,
f.
ov, are
going
to
barefoot.
go
barefoot.
ov, (a privat.,
also with old shoes, ill-shod. ov, (a privat.,
guised, without dissimulation.
unexpected.
cion,
e.
-, -5,
6,
ov,
(a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
II.
act.
unsuspecting.
ov, (a privat.,
I. pass,
suspecting.
withstood, irresistible.
subject, unruly.
-5, -5,
unsuspected.
) ) )
. .
,
From From
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
above, Lat. superi

the
also
oi
the living, opp. to oi
unshod, barenot liable to
dead; up and down,

II. as
to
place.
Comp.
undis-
Prep, with gen. above. higher up: as Prep.,

highest up.
beyond Samos
old
unsuspected
ov, (a privat.,
II.
, ,
without foundation. ov, (a privat., not made

I
) )
bid, order, Lat.
without suspi2. act. unnot to be
imperat.
plqpf.
,
do.
, ,
Sup.
aor. 2 subj. of
pf. with pres. sense, to command, jubeo : also to advise, urge one to
, .
and
up and down, topsy-turvy, fro, always in the same
'
;
III.
[]
From
avojya
we have
vy
2 pi.
and
ai'a^fre and
-05, , {, epyov)
3 sing. aor.
ov,
opt. of
8, . () ()
;$,
57,
industrious.
ground: a raised building,
. , -,
oyv
;
without augm. avurfdv, Ion. ^vy(a. (as if from There is also a 3 sing. pres. aor. I fut. whence we have an impf.
vyv,
, , ,/)
I
plur. ind.
sing,
;
vy(
vy(v
and
:
inf.
vy((v
vy(
for
efficacious, effectual.
accomplishment end. aor. I of
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.
, .
above (, yaia) properly anything house:
74
(sc. forth, of a ship, to shove off; avaiaavTes Med. to put they pushed off" and sailed
:
, , , )
allaying pain. Dor. above, from heaven.
act.
-5, , (
-(,
fut.
^ , , -,. . ,
-, , ,
.
and
, ,,=
.
-|5,
aor.
:
plur. ind.
of
see avojya.
privat.,
6hvv)freefrom pain.
II.
Adv.
2.
of place, from above, on high, and so oi

oi
{)
:
the living, opp. to

II.
7^s above ground.
and
of time, /row the beginning. to push up or
away from
. -5,
|,
c.
gen.,
unhewn, unwrought. oi properly fem. of aîos, 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,
ov,
( privat.,
|, ,
subj.
-^.
|-5, -$,
to.
-5, []
-5,
,
worth
'
ov,
{$,
ov, (a^tos,
{aîos,
ing
oneself.
Adv. of
sq.,
(a privat.,
II.
unloosed for unlooked for, un-
')
[]
|-5. )
|-5,
-05,
a battle-axe. []
Ion.
) -,
-^)
worth hearing. worth listen-
ov, {aîos,
telling,
foreseen.
ferred, submitted to a person.
uneven, unequal, irregular : unevenness of ground. Adv. of without oath. (a privat., unswor?i, not bound by oa'h. II. not sworn to.
-, , -5, ,
Ion. for av-oiaTOs,
named, indescribable. and
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
privat.,
:
:
. -. ^, -5, -5, , ( - , ( -5,

,
unripe, Lat. imtnaturus.
inf.
) ) ) ) -5, ) . 5. ) -5, ) -, -, ) ) , '^ -5, , ) -, ) -5, ) -, ) ., . ) . ) , , . {) , -, ( $) -, $) ) $, , , , , -,

( privat., ( privat.,
) ,
privat.,
()
re-
($)
indestructible.
wonder, marvellous.
, {^) ) |-5,, -5,

ov, {aîos
ov,
{, ()
an axe,
()
'^
love.
praiseworthy.
worthy of
esp. for
hewing wood
ov,
{5,
{aîos, epyov) capable of ov, {aîos,
worth living for. work. worthy of
-(3,
Ion.
-5,
ov, {aîos,
worth
seeing.
not to be
Adv. of
{$, ov, {$,

ov,
$)
ov, {o^los,
worthy of lamentation. worth getting. worthy of mention,

worthy
to be
remarkable.
Adv.
'^.
like
deemed happy.
battle
:
ov,
{, {,
ov,
-8.
a match for in
-5, , (
of
privat.,
-5, untimely,
howl aloud.
i
fit to give battle. es, {aîos,
worthy of hatred, worthy of
hateful.
Dep.
(,
ov, {aîos,
to
mention.
Ion. for
= Att.
aveveyKai, aor.
act.
|-5,
-$,
, .
-5,
,
ov, {aîos,
cs, {a^LOS,
worthy of victory. worthy of lamenttrustworthy.
aor. I part, of
ation, lamentable.
Sup. formed from
topmost.
ov,
Sup. Adv. of
highest up, at top.
hurtful, like Lat. inutilis.
profitable.
vya
med.
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.
i
) ,, /, , , , 6, ,
(s,
Comp. Adv. Comp. Adv. of
{)
(a privat.,
()
upper or higher. higher zip : above. higher tip, above.

useless
:
also
-5, , (
2.
privat.,
fruitless, un-
worthless.
2
and 3
2 plur.
aor.
inf.
of
sing. Ep. of same. to break;
pf.
imperat. of
pi.
becoming, goodly. ov, {05, worth seeing. ov, iv, to weigh) of like value, worth as much as, c. gen.; aîos worth an ox worth much: also c. inf., aîos 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 ;
|-5,
is,
{5, {$,
deserve to be, as aîos

ov,
serve to be pitied.
sidering.
(for the
^, ,
omen's
sake") to Evêivos, the
Ep. for
pitable
a-|vos, Ion. a-îvos, ov, {a privat., (ivos) inhos: uninhabitable.
zealous endeavours.
fut. inf. act.
Euxine. of
-5, {5, |-5, |-5.

|-8,
ov,
ov, {aîos,
) 5)
(
^6$)
05
I
de-
ivithout con-
worthy of
worthy of
ov, {aîos,
being general, tvorthy of a great general.
{5,
()
worthy of
being brought in evidence, credible.
-65,
-8,,, (, ) |-65,
{aîos, 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 aîos, 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. (aîos) 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
:
:
Ion. for sq.
io)v,
gen.
Ion.
-, ,
: :
worth loving.
^- . -5,
-TOKOs,
neut.
less,
, ,
inspiring song,
{a privat.,
without a home.
75
uninhabited : house-
,:
Oavetv
I
,, .
:
:
$.
think fit, expect, require, Lat. postulare ; I think I have a right to receive absol. to
:
a claim.
2.
of oneself,
to
consent to die;
think fit to do or be; vpaaaeiv I dare,

for.
,,, - ,
shoals or crowds.
f.
Hence
make
to
gather together
together, assemble.
determiTie to do: esp. to design, condescend to do: so

in
to think,
and
,
Med.,
to
deign to care
suppose;
to lay
arcs, to, that

is
down, maintaiti. Hence of which one zs thought worthy,

rank, Lat. dignitas.
II.
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,
) , ()
,
Pass, to
come
so, esteem, reputation,
that which
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 .'^$.
not welded together by the hammer not rowing in time. [a^vKos) want of wood.
Te'ct)
, , , -8,
$.
5,
thought fit, a decision, a pxirpose. 2. a self-evident proposition, an axiom. Adv. of aîos, worthily, as becotnes. ($. Ion. los, a being thought
-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.
great artery.
hence thickly wooded.
^) ? --, --, -, -. -|5, , . -.

-|5, , (
0V0S, 6,
:
,
,
, (^) ,
^.
:
bang anything
for aavyv.,
privat., ovyftpo-
of rowers,
privat.,
felled, unthinned,
II.
withouttvood, ill-wooded.
v.
('/) an
II.
o'l
axle, Lat. axis
also the
whole wheel
the pole.
also, the
supposed axis of the heavens,
aôvts, the
laws in Athens, made to aoôs, 0. an attendant, minister,

temple.
wooden tablets of the turn upon an axis.

esp.
. ,, , ) , '. -, -^, --^

to,
belt,
, ()() ,
5, ,
a dopxo, Ion. tor
f.
a k?iapsack.
II.
the aorta or
a strap over the shoulder to a sword-belt; but also
knapsack-strap.
cf.
cital.
,
From
Pass.,
:
d-ovTos, ov, (a privat.,
,,
($) $, , a
,
i
f.
3 sing, plqpf. pass, of

to help, aid.
;
:
Hence
helper, aider.
not wounded, unhurt.

I
aor.
inf.
and part, of
a report given in
a narrative, reaor.
relate,
the subject of song : hence a legend, tale. poet, for

Of,
bad sense, notorious.
, . () , () ,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
contr.
belonging to a
:
back tidings.
8, ,
song, a singing
also
a-n-aye, Adv.
,
aor.
tell:
-(.
Ion.
Med.,
to britig tidings, report,
Hence
ripos,
-^
aor. 2
esp. of
to
c. dat.
-(<;:
-^^
-:
pf.
:
announce
to
bring
away!
be
a messetiger. gone! Lat. apage! properly
imperat. of d7ra7a> (sub. Cfavrov).

s,
sung
-5, , (.^ -$, (,

,
,
05,
:
poet.
6,
votes
Adj.
$, ,
fern,
a singer, minstrel, bard, Lat. II. as a songstress, of the Sphinx.

tuneful, musical.
()
) )
of,
-,
(a privat., itayijvai) not firmly fixed

for
famous
in
song
in
of loose texture.
n-yv, Ion.
lyric poet.
-^,
ment.
zoT.
intr. to
one busied with song,
a'-ayoptv,f.
:
f.
-y, ,
Att.
to, to
paying tribute.
deprive of orna-
, (xheAtt.ît.'\s(,'p(.pa,
forbid: Abso\.
:
to dissuade.
:
II.
c.
bid farewell
renounce,
part.
2.
to
give up doing
also to
grow weary
of.
to
76
fail, sink, give way things worn out.
or savage.
-, -;,
-,
-,
off,
f.
also of things,
airayopevoura
Pass, (atro, aypios) to become
-,
f.
:
Att.
,=
to
to strangle, throttle
.
-,
-',
Pass., to rush
Att.
:
-',
to
f.
Att. aor.
wild
mand
ojie.
Med.
:
to
hang
oneself; to be ready to choke.

f.
away,
self
carry
off:
Med.
home.
(for the tenses, v. 0701)
take
away
lead for oneto
,,= 6, -, , -,
($,
f.
, , . -, -,
Hence
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.
to take
):
-, ' $, -, )
f.
, -,
Hence
down
f.
:
of one
Pass,
generally, to dart away.
demand
to
back, or simply to de-
have a thing demanded oj
a demanding back, demand.

to
demand
back.
to
make
to
with
fut.
med.
hang down, suspend:. to hang down from,

:
(,
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.
-,
f.
dissent from
without suffering, not e's, (a privat., 2. ufiwilling to suffering: insensible, apathetic. 3. not having suffered, un*'i^'*. impatient of.
, -,
-,
:
to
sing out of tune

aiuay from.
metaph.
to
-[,
,
to
wander
to
unmanageable, lawless.
ov,
Pass, to depart from.
aim
at iinmortality.
insensibility to suffering, apathy.
.)
From
or without the use of them : helpless, lazy. which cannot be helped, unmanageable.
Pass, to
harmed.
coarseness.
, -, , . ^,
Adv. of
poet, for
of pain,
-. , -,
-,
-^,
2
f.
-5,
, , . -5,
ov,
) ,,
-'-5,
=
(a privat.,
'^
helpless, silly.
II.
without hands
II,
to be
without passion.
expunge, esp. from a

fut.
-65,
,
II.
want of education, want of control over a

privat.,
ignorant,
boorish.
, -, , -. . , -, -
[clouds],
, , -,
ov, (a
boorish.
Adv.
) -, -, ,
()
f.
) 5 (
to
ignorance
Ep. aor.
to
thing.
From
to
uneducated,
4( $
ward
also c.
be
childlessness.
(,
:
defend oneself against.

drive
away
:
and make fair weather.
Ep. take away, withdraiv
Dep. pluck off.
(,
')
thoroughly.
3 sing. impf. of foreg. to cheat : to perplex, confound. From aloXoi) cheating, duping, any 17,
riddance
vorce.
(-,
means of cheating.
arcs,
departure.
subj. pass,
a knavish
trick.
Ion. for
aor. I
of
to be
'-,
:
Ion. for
Ep. lengthd.
:
Ion. impf.
pf.
II.
fut.
aor. I anrjpa
pf.
to
to
, , , . , -, -, , ) -, ()
to keep a
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
-( , )
{, y)
pf.
go
astray, wander.
to be
without sense
to
past feeli/ig.
f.
:
wipe
-^
to
off,
register.
:
aor. I opt.
:
see
(,
man from
evil
Med.
.
ic
f.
f.
speak the whole tmth, to heal Dep.

:
(,
of
3 dual
thing.
fut. ind.
deliverance,
release,
from
III.
--,
rid
of.
:
a reinoval, a di(from Pass.) a going away, escape:

II.
Desiderat. of
to xvish
fcus,
, aaay.
:
Att.
put away
II.
^'
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.
offto
hence
to carry, take
away.
of.
2. rid of a thing. from, remove from : also to get rid intrans. to get offfree, escape,, esp. with
to set free, release,
an Adv.,
depart.
Pass.,
e. g.
cS, KaKcvs
-, 5, , , (
with
;
fut.
and aor.
also
privat,, rrais) childless

heirs.
c.
but
fut.
gen., airais epaevos
yovov without male
aor.
or aor.
(, ; yv
f.
aor.
to
go away,
mea.,
pass.
pf.
'
pel.
-: , -, . , ,. -,, ) -, -, , . -, -, , ) ,) .- -, ) -, -, -, -, -, , . , -, . -, -, -, -,
|
from, give over,

:
, -, )
io be set free, released
a thing, get
\
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,
,
poet,
from
9. -,
7.5,
fojs, r),
, (,
i.
excedere, to come forth from a boyish state, to

a
become
broiling.
man:
to be
far removed from.

cease.
f.
to estrange.
out
'-0,$,,,{6$,) ''5,
:
hence
-, ,
f.
:
,
2. to
leave off
pf
{, \-
'
vage.
properly to thresh
-8, -,,
II.
-, , ) -,
Att.
--;,
e.
a fading, withering. avBos) to pluck offflowers

to
cidl
the
talk as boldly as they please,
to broil
on the
coals',
II.
f.
a small flsb for a cake baked en coals. to burn to a cinder.
(,
inhumatiity.
From
ov,
far from man, inhuman,

:
:
sa-
unsocial
of countries, uninhabited.
I.
fut.
Causal
in pres.
to bruise, crush.
with soft hair,
gentle
delicate.
, (,) (,
Hence
soft,
tender:
metaph.
soft,
and aor. part, take or send away with intr. aor. 2 act.
fut.
and impf.,
i,
to
make
ll.
rise
up and de-
-4,
pf.
go away
-,
Pass,
:
to arise
and
leave one's country, emigrate.
softness, tenderness.
well fed, plump.

{aiTaXos,
ov,
or, contr.
-, -,
to soften.
soft-learied.
-,
I
:
Adv. Adv.
:
{)
everywhere.
Att. impf.
pf.
aor.
f.
'.
to
Xpoos^ soft-sldnjied : also with heterocl. gen., etc. XpooSy dat.
, () -, ,:
f.
-,
f.
meet, encounter, whether as friend

2.
come or go or foe hence

:
to
to
to destroy utterly.
to cut off. Pass., pf.
:
f.
To
bhmt, dull the edge of a thing

inf. aor. 2
f.
Pass, to be blufited,
lose its edge.
Dep.
(,
-\
of
: :
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, encounresist.
to
-, -,
hold
tering.
() /.
draw
aor.
answer. to deprive of share in a thing

to reply to,
f.
Adv. Adv.
f.
Pass, to
be bereft.
to neglect utterly.
;,
ov. Ion. for
$,
aor. 2
off",
pf. pass. part,
of
f.
inf.
Med.
fut.
,
fut.
semel.
to keep
ward
off, to
repulse:
to keep
or reject utterly.
be shameless
consume or expend. ($, , from one place to another.

utta'ly
gen. of
-, -, , - -, , , -, -, () $ , $. -, ) -,
2.
off froyn oneself, to drive hack, reaor.

I
:
when once he began.

:
-. -, /] ", ,
ship's
:
,
[5]
(, (,
to
,
right opposite.
right opposite.
off like water from a
hence
to lighten, lessen.
f.
to accomplish or finish entirely
[sub.
to finish a journey.
Adv. once, once o?dy, once for all, Lat. II. without any notion of number, after
like
$,
etc.,
Lat. ut semel;
to
defend oneself.
,,
to
mostly
in plur. all at once, all
Dep.;
to refuse
together
Adv. afar II. as Prep, with gen./ar away off, far aioay. from : alooffrom : but also out from. aor. l med. inf. of
, :
in sing, every one.
f.
to be "utterly
shameless
to
enough
to
do or
say.
:
pf.
-|05,
ov,
f.
(, $) unworthiness. = unworthy {,
dîos)
Adv. in general, upon the whole.
of.
to
deem umvorthy of one :
to dis-
a removitig
) -, -,
and
f.
pf.
Pass.
to
become a man.
-Qiv, strengthd. for dvevOf,
pf.
.
: :
(,
claim as unworthy, disown, Lat. dedignari. ov. Dor. for with no grandov, privat.,
father or ancestors.
-. -. -5,
Ion. for
ov, (a privat.,
act. not
gressed.
?iot
to
leave off
blooming, fade, wither.
Hence
(urned away by prayers
-8. -,
II.
passing over
passifig axvay, unchaiigeable.

ov,
Ion. pf. pass. part, of
)-.
)
off,
not trans-
to another.'
privat.,
'
not to be
in-
not to be begged

78
evitahle.
orable
covered
moned, without being called upon.

ov,
changeable.
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.
;
-, -5, -5, -, -5,

:
. of persons, not
-$,
inexorably.
ov, (a ptivat.,
to he entreated, inex-
Adv.
ov, (a privat.,
Adv. -Tws, undisguisedly. [a]
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
-.\,\%,
, , -5,/,
-75,
to
f.
preparation, unprepared.
Att.
to strike off:
to.
-, -,{)=. -, ) ,; , -5, -, -, -, -, - : {) ,
ov, (a privat.,
) ) ) , .) .^)
(a privat.,
. ^, ) )
:
full, even
--,
-, -, -,
f.
number
un-
verb. Adj. one
, {)
,
(,
\oyos)
round,
or S7im.
completion.
must draw
unsum-
unnot
[], 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
,
off.
From
for szcnnce, first-fnuts.

esp. in sacrifice
not
-, ,
:
From
Dep.
to vtake to
( privat.,
fut.
:
= sq.
qtdte all, all together

tirely:
-, ,, {, ,
:
without
kv
and
els
in Att. also like
in the sense
,
:
en-
of every
aor.
sweep
off,
Lat. decutere.
aros,
6,
to displease, be
a king should be displeased.
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.
I
(,
-65,
II.
2.
Med. with
pass, sense,
one must not take
Hence
^ .
it ill
'
one, Lat. unusquisque.
disagreeable
that
to struggle convulsively. From a fasting, fast. ov, (a privat., not having tasted. Dep. to have no leisure. Ep. f. aor. I pf.
to cheat, trick, outwit, beguile
Lit. fallere tempus, to
-: like beguile the time: Pass, to be

Adv.
II.
deceived, mistaken.
-6
less
aloof, all alone.
away from.
'
f.
virgin wife
to
and widow'd maid.'

17^0,
-,
:
to
count
over
up.
-(, ,
f.
''5$, ($, ,
to
reckon or pay back.
Hence
a countifig over.
intr. to be contented, acquiesce.
(
to
to to
-,
Dep.
:
to suffce, be suffcient.
fut.
med.
deny
it
to
in pass, sense,
dir-opvos, ov, vos
anapvos
pass, denied, re/used.

f.
hang from : to hang, strangle. away and hang up : Pass, to be in
-, :
remove, part
:
^ ($
{,
denying utterly; he denies that he is sick c. gen., she t/f/wW nothing. II.
;
)
,
to
aor.
pass,
fut.
utterly,
deny:
shall be denied.
,, -,
reckon
in a
. . 6, ',
Ion. for
ciivos, 6,
and
-,
{, aTfpOe) far
From
apart,
Prep, with gen. far from,
a cheat, rogue.
, cheating, trickery, fraud, guile, deceit:

in
bad sense, cufining, craft: a stratagem

ov, deceitful, wily.
war.
Hence
II.
{) {) - -[, , ) -, ,
^17,
, = \5. , '05, , , -5, , (
honour greatly.
Athens
in the
Pass., pf.
-:
:
properly,
to take
III.
II.
suspense.
then, seemingly intr. (sub.
-, (,
remove
(),
during which the Athenians had their grown up sons enrolled among the citizens. (Prob. derived from with or euphon.)
oneself,
go away.
aprios) Adv. completely
exactly, Just.
trary.
, -^,
from
now.
U. Just the reverse, quite the conof time, for now, from this time : just now, even
III.
f.
= ,
made
up.
in
numbers,
orphan
, , , -,
f.
f.
privat.,
strengthd. for
the
ojv,
.,
deceit.
fallacious.
untrodden.
to dis-
Apaturia, a
festival
at
month Pyanepsion,
lasting three days,
-|, $, , ,
:
-,
inf
opos, 6,
, (
to
privat.,
disowned by
f.
the father.
)
and
intr. to
fatherless,
beam with
a
light.
Hence
f.
reflection.
to tell or
foil,
bid plainly, Lat. edicere,
Att.
get ready, complete
c.
II. to
forbid,
by
V.
inf.,
Tiva
renounce.
I forbid
his doing.
III. to decline,
Pass, to be completed, exactly
IV. to deny.
be
wanting
V03
from, wrest from, rob
good or
sense
), , -, , , ,-( { , , , ) -, . , -, , -, , (. , , , ,$., , . , -, . ,, . . , /, ., . , ) ( : , , , . ,(s
towards; airavSdv
sink;
-/^,
do a thing on
,
f. f.
dâvabCoaL
to /ail a friend: also to faint,
((5 h
straits.
a-ndpeaios.
to faint
with toil. Dep, to speak or act

:
,
:
f.
boldly, speak out.
-([, ,
the
,,
{()
79
driven into great
to threaten, Lat.
II.
minari
III.
Att.
, (,
to
c. inf. to
threaten to do.
to
make
boastful
to
threats
to boast,
brag, Lat. gloriari.
to
same day,
go and return on
aor.
asstire,
the
same day.
promise, vow: Pass, to be terrified by threats. J7, mostly in plur. threats ; also
.$,
part.
only found in impf. with

to
act.
sense,
boasts,
braggart words
[a]
I
in
sing,
threatening.
which must be added

totake away
(Deriv. uncertain.)
the aor.
:
and med.,
is
'-65,
aor.
pass.
part,
of
(,
the simple verb

of,
not found):
ciAi'cu).
to receive
ill,
to enjoy or suffer:
etc.,
(^,
occurs,
etc.)
(but wherever this should be altered into
-5,
$, , = .
pf
part, pass.of
perf. pass,
->(, ).
3
dual
of
ov, (a privat.,
not to be stopped
II. c.
( (().
Hence
Ep. for
impf. of
or assuaged: never-ending.
gen. never
rjpos,
(() a
threatener, boaster.
ceasing from.
'"-\6,
:
Adv. forthwith, on the

f.
spot.
to
go of
:
one's
own
accord,
desert.
605, , = 65, 608,,, , =

-,
:
a, ov, threatening,
menacing.
fut.
aor. 2
part.
perf. act.
of
aor. 2
med.
opt.
in
act.
sense
fut.
{,
sum)
to be
away
like
to cheat, beguile.
from
3
pi.
absol. to be
away or
fut.
absent
of things, to be
Dep.
to be hateful or
grievous
to be-
wanting.
Hom. mostly
and Ep.
uses impf.
Ep.
come
disliked, incur odiiim.

aor. 2 of
-,
-, (, (
fut.
ibo) to
:
go away, depart :
the pres.
aor. 2
and
of
mostly as
605, . Dor. -5,

see
aor.
of
for
ov, (a privat.,
($. ^)
6, =
-etirov,
/ will go
imperat.
part,
unshod, barefoot.
,
thing.
inf.
(,
; :
v. sq.
Ep.
also aor.
med.
fut.
pf.
(.
:
d-ir$6os, ov, (a copul.,
even, level, flat.
-(,
(( sum).
-6,
',
-.
aor. I pass, of
the pres. being supplied by speak, say, or tell OJit, (ell plainly.
to
II. to
Ep. 3 sing, indie, of 3 sing, imperf. of aireOavov, aor. 2 of
,
(,
Ep. for
?,
--,
inf.
(,
.
aor. 2
:
3 sing. pres. subj. of
foil, by with inf forbade him to do ro
(. -^.
to look
at.
III. to
I a forbidden renounce, disown, give up;

;
forbid,
to disotvn his son
((
:
to avert
a vision by offerings. intrans. to give up, be

in use, fail or be
IV. to deny, refuse.
worn
one
;
out, fail
c. dat. pers. to
without pres.
wanting
;
serving as aor. to
dirciOcia, -,
f.
away from
other
one's friends
things at, and so simply to look
be disobedient.
-,
3 sing, and plur. aor.
-65,
ships,
suading.
comparison ws
a statue.
(, -^, (, -5, 5. ^, -(, , (, ()
, ,
:
-,
unmanageable.
f.
-, . -, $, -(, -, ) , -, ()
to refuse
, ()
I
{$) disobedience.
compliance, to
Ion. for
pass,
c. part.,
( . (5 7*
to
hut,
ivai
to be tired
-8,
untried.
in
a-ircCpavTOs, ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
a-TTiiparos, ov, (a privat.,
of
is,
(a privat.,
disobedient
act.
II.
of not per:
to copy, represent, express by
a
II.
yaOov,
Ep. 3 sing,
poet. aor. 2 of
Herodotus mostly
:
-', -. -,-inf.
) ) ()
:
to be bankrupt:
sitting.
V.
to fail
0/
endless, boundless.
inexperienced.
Dor. for
Ep. pari
to
Ep. also
f.
aor. i
:
poet. aor. 2
pf.
Ep.
:
Pass.,
(,
from
:
.
for
hence
to
compare
with, liken to.
to
keep
away
or shut out
to keep
to conjecture, Lat. ut licet conjicere.
from:
to keep or
hinder from,
its
back: of a river,
rivers,
dfcwv) to represent or portray in

see
('^($, shut out from

part, divide,
etc.
old course.
and so
a,
II.
to
bound, of seas and

os,
Ep. for
to threaten.
to press
f.
hard:
Pass.,
$.
-(5,
III. to
shut up, confine.

ov,
and
ov, lengthd.
form
boundless, endless, countless.
80
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
trial,
-6, -, -,
,
inf.
perf. pass,
oy,
and so
,. ,)
:
'7^
.
II.
:
perf.
of
expel.
awcKavveiv
of
I.
also
an army
(sub.
privat.,
act.
of, or absol.
making no attempt :
()
infinity.
to excess.
ill
taste
coarse, vulgar.
untried in
-, 6-5, 6-5, -,
:
,
TO
:
-, -5,
battle,
a-TreCpiTOs, ov, Ep. for
gen. vos, (aVetpos,
.)
)
II.
(',
neut. as Adv. imtueasurably far.

aor. I of
weeping
med.
of a
ov, (drreipos, dpoaos)
unbedewed.
ov, {aireipos,
inexperienced in
simplicity.
unused
to evil.
05, , ,
aiT-cXetiSepos, b,
f.
., -, ^) ,, . , ,.
to ride
),
hence
as if intr. to
away
march, go away
:
,
not of
for
to
lead
:
away
also
Pass, to be driven
away:
-, , ',
-5,
inf.
Ion.
(-,
aor. 2
and
part,
(($)
of
the enfranchisement
slave.
ignorance of the beautifid, want of
in plur. vulgarities.
From
ov,
(ancipos,
Adv.
e$,
-$.
(aneipos,
ov,
).-5,
I.
-65,
[a]
ov,
(a privat., irnpa,
without trial or experiertce of a thing, unused to it ignorant of: hence Ahsol. inexperienced, ignorant. II. (a privat., wfipas, like boundless,
endless, countless.
i.
. ) ) -, , -, () \(, -.
$)
without
taste,
From
Lat. libertus, libertinus.
unmarried.
a, 6, (aweipos,
($,
, .. , (. -,
an emancipated Hence
slave,
to set free,
in the condition
of a freedman. a freedman,
emancipate.
of perf. o{
pf.
aor. 2 act. inf. of
2.
of garments,
etc., endless,
-6, 6-5,
e.
without end or outlet.

ov,
, = ',
from
inexperience.
(ânfipos,
tokos) tvithout expe-
rience of childbirth, not having yet brought forth. ov, gen. oj/os, (a privat., Ep. for
-',
ukpas)
(a privat.,
=5 ,= () ($
Prep, with gen.
or
boundless, endless, countless.
II.
ter.
ttir-eis. Ion. for
-, '-,
-6
:
-,
act.
f.
,
f.
, inexperienced.
-us, aor. 2 part, of

aii'a_y o?// o/".
Dep.
from another. [] aor. 2
II.
,
Med.
I
strip oneself; to put off one's clothes.
|, a
/36,
>??e
55,
aor. 2
med. imperat. entirely your surprise.
-, -, -, \ ,
pf. pass, plqpf.
kempt.
, .) -, ^. .
ccus,
a putting off the clothes.

(as if
-,
/5
ov,
Dor. aor.
Med.
^-) =6- '-, -. ^) -65, ( -5, ( '-6, , -|, , (, ^^^ ($

:
,
expect.
-.
fut.
c.
, ) ^. . -,
fut.
( ,, ).
'-6,
f.
Ion. for
Laconian
for
Att.
w, to
drive to despair.
1.
Tivos to hope from one.
3 sing, old Att. impf. of

to spit up,
(formed
3 plur. aor.
-,
gen.
:
3 sing. aor. I f. to dispose of by sale or bar-
2. to
buy and Adv.
throw out. med. of med. of
[],
s/n^ clothes off
-/
perf.
Hence
6, f.
:
-6, , -, 6,
also
aor.
V.
i
(,
Adv. =
.
sell,
betray.
over against, opposite,
despoil one of bis arms.

i
3 sing. Ep. aor.

aor.
I
med.
airtveiKa, Ep. for
pass. inf.
from
to
forget entirely:
v. foreg.
aor. i oi air-cKTavov, aor. 2 of
of
privat.,
and
-
: : :
fut.
Att.
Pass., aor. l
[]
:
also aor.
2
as imperat. of simple pres.
Dor.
^ ( . ,. , . ^. , ^( , . - -, )
or,
f.
$,
privat.,
privat.,
)
,
. ^^.
med. of
inf.
';.
aor.
I
of
or
^-^,
free from grief.

f.
not subject to grief.
Ep.
forget
(viavTos) to
-,
.
or
go
to
into banishment for a year.

to
forbid;
II.
etv
I for-
bid thee to do.
order aivayfrom;
-,
Att.
6$, perf. part,
of
uncombed, un:
unreasonable, unfair.
a-iTfireipos, ov,
privat.,
I
($)
Adv.
not ripe.
pf.
aor.
pass, of
pf.
aor. I of
-'5, ov, (
privat.,
without the
to
drive away,
or robe, clad in the tunic only.
81
-, ,
-f
^^.
shortd. for
undigested.
, ^. -5, ,
3 sing. aor. aiTtirvevaa, aor. i of
aor. 2 of
I
-. '.
act.
-^;6, which
of
f.
is
Ion. for
pf.
eis..
-,
,
:
ov, (a privat.,
neipw) uncooked,
to
Adv.
nite, endless.
both
completely finished finish off; pf. part. of a painter, to fill tip with colour, to represent perfectly
) -, ^$,
, =
neut. pi. of ocirep, q. v.
as, so os.
, -5,
in
act.
:
-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
: : :
, /)
intr. to
In Att. oft. used as

boundless, infi-
do.
fuse.
ov, {a privat.,
5, $, -6,
genemWy to form, Hence contract.
ing, causing.
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
aor.
:
part
ojitdone in talkifig. [a]
. , -, , -, , . . ^, ^ () , ^) -, . , ) -,
:
f.
pf.
used
off,
and
pass, sense
Dep.
to
ivork
,
V.
-6, ,
5,
-5,
create.
2.
to finish
-6,
he
is
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.
III. to retiowice, disoivn.
.
I
(, $)
:
^.
:
(3,
aor.
f.
pf.
677/
3 sing,
.
aor.
pass.
a finishing
-, -,
aiTip-ii,
Ion. for
f.
Adv.
to
,= (,
to
.
bring
to
off,
completing
a creat-
an end, finish. from anep. Med., fut. fix firmly :
-, (,
-,
:
to eat or
gnaw
of
off: to eat up.

fut,
for
Lacon. for
-, -,
-5,
^,
of
/.
aor. 2 pass, of airo-
gone, i. e. is dead. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

aor. 2 of
',, -6,
ovs,
:
(.
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of abibo) Ion. noun, a being
away, absence
see
(^.
absol. to lean or
01/,
bend away.
ransom.
ov, (a privat.,
leafless.
poet.,
= d7reipeVios
make
in phrase avre-
aireTpaiTOV, aor. 2 of
is,
--, ,
f.
a countless
to
titterly desolate.
into,
ov, (a privat.,
not to be
quiring, ignorant, Lat. ignarus.

set
-05,
Adv.
of.
ov, (a privat.,
cumscrihed.
less.
a-Trepip.rpi^vos, ov, (a privat., nepi,
-,
carelessly.
a-iTipioTTTOs, ov, (a privat., ing, reckless
considerate, thoughtless, heedless.

ov,
tracied.
-,
-5,
-5,
Adv.
) ^)
Adv.
-rcys.
\)
uncircare-
X^pas
chains,
- (( $
(
privat.,
not inquired
act.
unknown, Lat. ignotus.
II
not in~
to
[], f. up again: metaph.

i.
e.
bind them.
without superfiuity, simple. ov, (a pnvzt.,
cumcised.
ing
away, begone, Lat. abi in malam rem. fut. [], to put away blushes, be
past blushing.
f.
away
,$ . -, ) -, - ) -, - , ^) , .^. (: $: (( , -, -, (( -, ) , -, -,
f.
ov, (a privat.,
(a privat., undiswithout distraction. Att. -ttos, ov, (a privat., nepiaaus)

-tcos,
() -, ,($. () -, , . -,
unregardinf.
airevKTOS, ov, minable. airevxcTOS,

it
, {()
to
make
to
straight again
to guide,
to
restore:
rule;
guide the arms with

to
be deprecated,
abo-
,=
to lull to sleep.
From
wish that
Dep. to wish a thing away, to may not happen, Lat. deprecari.

Ep. aor. 2 of
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
refined gold,
aor.
-65,
-5,
:
defenceless.
ov,
(a,
privat.,
uncir-
refined; coctiim.
ov, for
($, (-')
;
boiled
down,
re-
Lat.
aurxim
:
f.
to
bate
a-irepiTpoiros, ov, (a privat.,

also tiot heeding.
aor.
I
not return-
utterly.
II.
to
make
utterly hateful.
:
f.
aor.
pass, of
inf.
3 plur. perf. 2 of to be gone quite away:
[]
to
imperat. aneppe,
to be hated: incur hatred or odium, also to be roused to hatred; nor irds
pf.
Pass.:
Med.
f.
, (,
[],
to
keep
off,
scare
to abstain, desist,
[v]
fut.
-^^:
to tear off from.
aor. 2
-, -:
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 ;
(6(8
does
all
' ((8
(\(,
{^)
like
dpyijs
etc.
82
^ ^
f.
-, ,.^; ^ --, $
bated, the object of hate.
^,
'-5,
to be to
aros,
6,
()
Pass.:
air.
:
that which
is
.
:
is,
like
(, $) -uoa:
and
off,
hateful, hostile.
likely.
(76,$):
hated or hateful.
to be at enmity.
aor. 2
hold
off,
keep
away from
to
part
Med.,
:
but
tlvos to hold one's hands off him absol. to hold oneself off a thing, abII.
:
-, -5, -, 5, -uOs. ^. -, -^. -. -, (-,vs) -,
, , ,
Ion. for
ov, not
II.
.
6,
winning
belief,
incredible, un
not persuasive.
I
[]
Ep. aor.
is,
poet, for
From
poet, for
a restorer.
From
Ion. for
privat.,
to be
without one's
wits, to he senseless.
airilis. Ion. for
stain or desist
from.
ttjs
intrans. to be
away
or
far from,
(
Med.
c.
gen. loci
it is
not far distattt from the city
also like
to abstain from a thing.
full;
, . ) '^ , ,.)
Ion. for
aor.
I
allusion to ijKios, not fond of basking in the sun. Ion. for
wind, Lat. subsolanus.

ov,
without misery.
pair, couple.
, ., , / () -, -. ,$ () -, -5 -, -, ) -, . ^ , .5 -, . , ^. -, , -, ) --, -, , , , , , -, ) ^) , , -.-, -,)-, )$, . , -, . . ) ) , . -, , .

f.
-, -. (, -, -,-, -5, -,
to
of
.
i.
III. to
have in
have a full reward.
ponnesian, said to be so called Argos, hence or

Ion. for
$
nese
:
"AITIOS,
airios,
,,
,
also
(os) a pear, Lat. pirum. , a pear-tree, Lat. pirus.
$.
ov,
() far away, far

. 'Airtos, ,
iZos,
off,
far,
Hom.
ov.
^--.
es,
-5. Adv. formed from *($, without caring for anything (,

as if
;
to strain off, filter. aor. I pass, of
the latter
-, , -, ,
.]
f. f. f.
',
,. ',
make equal
:
Apian, i. e. Pelofrom Apis, a king of alone, the Peloponsense has d,
[The former
to squeeze out. to
or even.
pf.
to dis-
to speak out reckless of conse-
believe, distrust
quences, bluntly.
ful
absol. to be unbelieving or distrustfut.
Pass.,
with
med.
to be dis-
-5, , , {,
aor. 2 of
trusted.
to disobey.
one
who
keeps
Ion. for
away from
the
e.
an enemy
to law,
with
Ion.
-, ,
disbelief, distrust;
(sub.
$), , , (, $) the east

(
privat.,
-\.
'^
the thing admits of
many
doubts.
-8,
II.
want offaith, unbelief :
ov, (a privat.,
$)
:
faithlessness.
I.
pass, not
2.
to be trusted,
and
so,
i.
o( peTsons,faithless.
unharmed,
of
Ep. for
impf.
aor. 2
of things, not credible, beyond belief. not believing or trusting, mistrusful. obeying.
II.
act.
2.
not
pi.
(-)
3 sing.
sum). freedom froyn harm, impf. o{
{^,
Adv. of
II.
I.
act. suspi-
safety.
ciously.
pass,
f.
beyond
belief, incredibly.
:
Att.
Dep.
to
no harm,
ufihurt: without sorrow or siffering. safe, kindly : of the gods, propitious.
unhanned, II. act. doing
oppose or resist stoutly.

poet, for
{/)
verb. Adj. of
to keep far
away.
one must go away.

etc.
harshness, roughness.
etc., see
a four-wheeled
wagon
II.
later,
riage, a car, chariot.
like
any car('/08, a yoke,
s, (a
privat.,
not wander-
ing
fixed.
(Deri v. unknown.)
ov,
-5,
-5, (, ()
is,
3 pi. aor. I med. of e's, harsh, rough. See Dor. for aor. 2 oi Dor. and Att. air-aopos, Ep.
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-
^,
(a privat.,
$)
-pa,
I
ov, (a privat.,
hovering on high, Lat. suspensiis. without a scrip.
II.
(, ^$) discordant,
unmaimed. and 3 sing. impf. of
atria
-5, 5. -,
yrj, v.
3 sing. aor. 2 med. of Ep. for opos. Dor. or La con. for
noisy.
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.
not navigable, not navigated.
ov, (a privat.,
a horse, needing no
-,
-5,
ov, (a privat.,
whip or spur.
fut.
of
^')
:
unstricken
of
insatiate:
ing, from stress of weather.
,, ) -, . ,
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.
to
,
c.
,(
Dep.
insatiate desire.
privat.,
From
gen.,
not to bellied, insatiate q/" blood.
Ion.
() () ,,
III.
(aTrKovs) diffictdty of sail-
,-,
.
83
, steps
f.
or a ladder for descending from
a ship, the
gangway.
From
:
Ep. 3 sing. aor.

:
aor. 2
pf.
(-
to step off,
, ,
simple,
to
depart.
probable results
well, succeed.
,
end
away.
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
:
the
either (in
good
stnso) frank, open, sincere; or (in bad
sense)
silly.
opp. to
way, as
(Derived from hence, ahsohite, sheer. all in one is Lat. simplex from sitnul.) ov, contr. d-irXovs, ow, (a privat.,
compound:
-8,
2.
not sailing
thy. pass.,
T/Tos, ^, like Lat. simplicitas, simplicity, plainness, frankness.
plainly: absolutely.
without breath, breathless
, () . , , . -, 5, \$) , -8, ^
of the sea, closed
I. of ships, unfit for sea, not seaworof men, never having been at sea. II.
)
)
()
an Adj., der e ;
in.
to
turn
oxit,
conditions, etc.;
mouttt, disembark, land.

f.
:
navigation.
poet, for
aivay, sell too cheap.

f.
airXoCs, rj, ovv, contr. for d-ir\ovs, ovv, contr. for
,(
-3.
privat.,
without riches.
simply,
Adv. of
Lat. simpliciler,
II. iti
ov, (a privat.,
:
a word, Lat. denique. fut. of hence lifeless.
place.
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
:
',
(
ing, as in
or occasion; by reason of. the material of which a thing is made ;
made /" wood. As Adverb, without case, far away

In Compos.,
\.
always with verbs in tmesi.
from, asunder, as in and hence away from, as in 2. ceasing and hence, finishing, completfrom, as in
:
('/.
:
almost a priv., as
Adjectives, as in
, -,, -,
6,
anastroph. for
.. - $, () ( 7 , () , 5. ( -, , ,
worthless.
Att.
f.
:
$
;
' ^$ '$
:
, -. ,, -, ^ -, , -: ': -,
mounting
:
-, -, , ,,,
:
B. Causal, only in aor.
^,
also
1. also
I
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,
to
make
:
to dis-
aor.
pf.
throw throw
to
2.
throw offfrom : c. ace. only, to throw away, reject: also

3. to lose.
to to
5, () -.
to
dip entirely.
aor. 2 part, of
fcus, 17, a stepping off, disa disembarking, landing : also a landing-
-(|,
o-;,f.
to
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
Dep.
to force
away:
aor. i
pass,
in pass, sense, to beforced
Att.
Causal of
ship, to
:
away.
make
to
get
off, esp.
from a
disem-
bark, set on land.
aor. I pass,
f.
to
ruin utterly be robbed of.

to
^,
to eat off.
aor. I pass.
f.
aor. 2
5,
(
all
to shoot forth from,
admired.
jects at one, to look steadfastly at,
4.
of
but almost
to
-, 5, () -, -,
From
f.
spring from. ov, looked at, gazed on by
all,
hence
^,
to look
away from
to
other ob-
ov,
gaze at or tipon. be thrown away as

aor. I
:
to
metaph.
-^,
II.
cut out the
comb from the
hive, take the honey
to steal.
f.
,
,
to spirt out
spirt or slobber out
some wine.
a throwing away,
3.
back again, as in
losing, loss.
4. by
way of abuse,
in
as in
ov,
apt to throw away.
also with
pass, apt to be
thrown
aside.
poet, for
poet, for
Att. for
-, -.
when
it
Dep.
f.
to eat up.
follows
to
noun. take away.

its
to let cattle stray
hence
to
aor. 2 imperat.
of
-{, - -,
to lose.
make
f.
2. to soothe, beguile.
to sleep
without waking, go sound
asleep.
to bite offfrom.
84
godless.
coming off land.
Med.
with dykes.
aor. 2
-, , -, ,-, '/6
ô-yiv,
f.
-, , ) , -, ,
7/3
far from an
yij)
(,
altar,
.
law.
or
-05,
oneself.
(,
from
land,
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
('
2.
i!^.
to
make jjit out like a coping or cornice. to make another taste qfn thing
:
and so, hence, to make, render.
i. to
appoint, name, create.

to
to taste
of
it
f.
f.
late Att.
:
pf.
II, absol. from, have no part in. away, and so to depart life, die : ol
dead.
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
:
-, -
late Att.
pf.
^'/
:
^'^ to
furnish with a bridge or

to
grow
old.
fut.
:
to
-'^(
be
' -,
apCTas
danger.
prove that a thing is. 5. c. inf. to ordain a thing to be Med. to shew forth something of one's own
^. to represent as.
;
to deliver one's
opinion
to display
f.
high
qualities.
away
the
to be taken
shewing forth
publication.
tion.
^,
[d], to be a
coward, shrinkfrom
Ion.
:
-,
.
hence
fut.
-^
:
II.
2. a (from Med.) a display, achievement,
a a setting forth, delivery, shewing, proof, demonstra1.
(, ,
()
II.
performance.
to
from
a copy of an indictment II. a list, register, esp. a deposition. of property alleged to belong to the state, but held by
{'),
a
list,
, ,
:
-8, , , -, (,
Ion. for
f.
head.
{'^'^) , ('^)
,
despair.
take tithe from,
descended or sprung
in plur. descendafits.
(')
:
ceive or accept.
a private person.
f.
in
-,
-,
ceiver.
ipw, to write out, copy, esp. to
register
Med.
enter
Att.
to
have a thing registered by

II.
for
others, or to registerfor one's owfi use.
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
:
to
a private person.
2.
scalp.
give in such a
list
of property.
enfeeble, xinnerve.
ply hard.
strip of
, -, , -,
to
f.
f.
deprive one of the use of his limbs, to

to
bring into hard exercise,

:
to
, , , . , {) , ^ ^, -, -, -. (
,
-, ,-. -,
to
without supper.
cut off by the neck, be-
-, .
aor.
-. {) , {) ^.
to
pay
tithe of.
to
Ion. for
verb. Adj. of
one must
re-
rjpos, 6,
a takerfrom, re-
acceptable.
inf.
aor.
of inf. of
2.
Ion.
5,
aTOs,
Ion.
-^
Ion. for
$.
-(
:
hide stripped
I
off.
:
f.
aor.
flay or skin completely
to
II. to fetch the
skin off one's back by flog-
'05,
:
Ion. aor. Ion.
pf.
-^ -^
:
i part. pass,
:
of
f.
aor.
Dep.:
to
accept gladly, be content with.

to strip quite bare to be stript bare
accept in full, 2. to accept as a

3. to accept as
to strip oneself.
-, -,
:
arms, disarm
f.
Pass,
Med.
gen.
c.
esp. to
proof :
to
admit, allow, approve.
a teacher, /o/Zoii.
tivos to receive
from
another,
agree with him.

to bite off
absol. to bite.
f. [], weep much for, lament.

,
-, 5, 08, -,
Ion.
:
a piece
to
weep much;
out, apportion.
(, -, -, -^, ,
Pass., aor. I
ya
hence,
-^
and
i
.
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.
:
f.
pf.
(('.
-^,
, - , . , -, -,
of, c.
ace. to
-, -, {.-(. -,0, , {$)

tain sense.
II. to
f.
4. to take or tinderstand in a cer-
receive back, recover.

to be
to
bind fast.
Ion.
wanting,
be
to
lack:
impers.
to
there lacks.
f.
to
home,
go abroad,
(is
away from to go and
live in
Thessaly.
, , one who
a being
f.
Hence
is
abroad.
from home, a going
or being
abroad.
From
Ion. -Seô?
Ion.
--
arbitration.
to
I. to point out, shew forth, make known : bringforward, shew, produce, publish 2.s,^
docere.
-, -,
.
, away from home, abroad.
to decide
for
person in an
to teach not to do, Lat. de-
away
also
restore
render or 7nake so and

up,
e. g.
dere.
[sc.
for hire.
-, - -, ^-, -, -, ^, ', ( (^ ^, , -^, ,, . , , , ) -, -, -, , ) . --, -, -, ) -, -,^ 5

:
ôbLop
f.
Ion.
Ion.
aor. 2
part. airoSpas
run
or
off,
from,
esp. by stealth.
2. in
prose
c.
ace, to flee,
f.
:
sbuti.
:
.:
to strip
85
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
aor.
give hack,
get ready for.

f.
esp. to give
der, yield, of land.

as a slave
back what is due. 3. to grant, allow.

so.
2. to ren-
2.
to
for a thing, to metaph. to put away. withdraw from.

aor.
strip
and
4. to
airo-ciirov, es,
e,
Ep. for
without
5. to deliver over,
also to deliver a letter,
give Lat. red'
pres. in use.
II. intr., el
ks
A'iyvnTos^, where
to
Med.
it seems to be = give away of one's own, sell; also
airo-pYa0, 3 sing. poet. aor. 2 of keep far away, keep offfrom.

poet, for
for
',
to
to lei
out
^^^.
-,
partic.
f.
to acquit, opp. to
airo-cpac, an old Ep. aor. i only found in 3 pers., hurry or sweep away, of running water; subj.
inf.
of
pres. in use, to (hrozv off: to

f.
{,
to
poet. aor. 2 without throw down. to defend oneself on
,-, .
opt.
f,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
to live off;
enough
part
to live off.
trial.
f.
Dep.
f.
--,
inf.,
and
them
resolved.
generally, to reject.
tution, return
hack, refer.
oneself
-, -, , , $, () 5, {) 5, , {) -,, -, () - -, -, -, . ^ ^ - () -, -, -, . -, , , -,, . -,
aor. 2 inf. of
a-rro-Oeos, ov, far from ihe
f.
graze hy a slight xvound.

to
, ,. , . . , , ^ , , . - , - ,. -, , . ,
gods
:
, , ,
''-5,
,
:
:
7, -$. () ()
f.
-,, ,
Ion. for
ov,
not to do
^
($,
:
mark fut.-o^t, to
(, ,
absol.,
to turn or whirl violently about.
and
f.
-
: :
lo unyoke,
Pass, to be parted from, tivos
absol.,
^'
poet, for
off,
77/j/
on foot did I
f.
distinguish.
-,
f.
start
and come
hither.
impers.,
(, )
chase away.
it
mostly with seemed good to
impers.,
Arabia.
ws
to reject
when
on proof or
they
trial,
Hence
verb. Adj. one
must
reject.
rage, have full confidence.

Ion. at a thing
absol.
, , {). ,, -,
,
repayment, payment. verb. Adj. of
reception.
f.
meet to be restored. a giving back, resti-
med.
one must give
, ., . --, -^, , -,., , -, , .

fut.
-,
ttjs
fut.
to boil off,
-, -, -, -, -
aor. 2. inf. oi
throw offbyfermetiting. smell of something. II. there comes a scent from

blooming.
to leave off
of
and
f.
to take cou-
f.
to
wonder
aor. 2
wonder much.
Ep. for
subj. of
f.
airoOcv, Adv.
{) from
poet, for
afar.
II. afar off, hence godless.
a receiving back, opp. to

praise, approbation.
deify.
II.
fut.
Att.
to cui off like ears
of
to
bend backwards or sideways.
corn.
aor. 2 inf. of
airoeeaOai, aor. 2 med.

ecus,
inf.
of
aor. 2 part,
of
Ion.
($,
running away, escape. Dep. = f. to pluck off:

Ion. for
Med.
2
to
gather for
of
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,
aor.
inf.
lyiysterious, reserved.
f.
f.
aor.
aor.
pass,
aor. 2
to scrape off, to
3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of pull or strip off; v.
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
[]
f.
[],
f.
to
lament
bitterly.
f.
to ireasure or hoard up. press hard, crowd upon, [t]

:
-,
aor. 2 part, of
, an
I.
f.
aor. 2
die
undressing room.
slain
From
i
trans, in fut.
aor.
off, to die, serving as Pass, to aor. 2 inf. of
to strip off the
arms from the
c.
ace. pers.
[],
f.
to be
very bold.

86
-, , $
f.
all,
--|,
:
to break off or froryi Pass., evKXeias to be brokefi offfrom, i.e. lose one's fair fame. f. properly, to cut off
:
- --, ,
fut.
oLvbvvv.
:
, (,
fig-leaves
broken in
spring or leap offfrom.
-,
-8,
:
0-,
generally, to cut
f.
spirit,
enervated.
f.
from
mind, unpleasant, hateful.
not to be done.
diroiKC'j),
f.
) -, , ) , ()
II.
to
)
:
I, to re-establish, restore.
off, curtail.
:
aor. 2
crush in pieces
aor.
2
Pass, to be
- -, -,
: :
to set
down
Med.
to sit
and
fut.
I.
Causal
in pres.
and impf,
-down.
and
aor.
fut.
II. intr. in Pass.,
with
and
pf. act., to be restored.
to
rise
to leap
up from,
absol. to rise sheer up, of steep rocks.

ov,
(,
not according to one's
-'),
f.
to offer up.
ov, (a privat.,
tiot
done, undone:
to settle in
aforeign country, emigra'e.
afar
off,
generall}^ to live
settled far
from me,
ace,
settlement.
send away from plant : generally, to send or carry away settled in afar land: to emigrate.
pf.
:
, -, i.
e. I
(
f,
to
go away from home,

II.
far aivay : 7) Corinth was inhabited

from Corinth.
,, $ -,
cold, to freeze off.
f.
-$, -, -,
ov,
fut.
Pass, to surpass, excel.
= aKaipos.
to
burn
off: also
-^, (
off.
f.
(for the tenses, v.
call back, recal
to call
from exile. 2. to call away. by a name, esp. by way of abuse.
)
:
of intense
to
II.
III. to
warn
to disclose,
uncover
Med.
v.
to
reveal oneself.
Hence ($, , revelation.

:
to
dwell
k^
):
f.
(for
far ajvay
III. c.
to cease to do.
= /^,
^,
flinch from
to colonise.
Hence
a settling away from home, a colony,
trans, to turn aside from, shun.
-,
7([,
off.
Att.
to
Pass., aor.
ho77ie,
:
transcolo-
Ep. aor. to breathe out ;

ghost.
Pass, to be
II. to
nise a place.
duoiKis,
5, ,
f.
fern,
of anoiKos
arroiKis (sc.
voXis) a colony.
'-,,
wall up.
-oiKOs, ov,
as Subst..
2.
17^0, to
cut off by building, to tvall
off,
(,
fut.
restoration, re-establishment.
oTkos)
l.
hence
nist.
-[,,
of
cities, anoifcos (sub. iroXis),
cotnplain loudly.
ov,
tended.
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
fut.
-, , -, ,
-5,
f.
(a privat.,
-) of persons, a
Att.
away from home, abroad

settler, colo-
, a colony.
:
Dep. to
:
unfed, un-
Med.
nalty
, -5,
aiTOiva,
to
kept in secret, be in reserve

it is
-, () ,
short
, () -, ,
5, , -,
0-,
,
f.
,^ -, -,
II. c.
to
grow
toil.
quite weary, to flag utterly
ace,
^
Hence
:
the tenses,
to
2.
c. inf.
f.
^,
inlr. to
bend off, turn
aside.
cws,
a turning off the road.

I
(,
to
give up the
)
to
off.
to expect earnestly.
Hence
earnest expectation.
to kill oneself by fasting.
Att.
-,
to reconcile
($,
Ion. for
f.
Att.
-.$)
(,
a burning
:
again. a complete
break
(, ,
fut. -Kf
used as Pass, of
to be
put away, be laid up in store : hence
to be
pass,
,
f.
to shear or cut off: generally, to cut in pieces, cut through : metaph. to cut off.
:
to
hold
to
ransom.
ov,
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.
:
, -,
:
.-6, ^,
fut.
atoning.
of
fut.
to be
purging
-, $, -,
off.
to kill
:
(, )
cf.
demand a ransom
or price
beneflt or
exacting the pe-
wi'h arrows.
<.
pf.
behead.
careless.
fut.
-,
17,
to clear off, cleanse
licly, esp. to offer for
Pass.
licly, disinherit a
removed by cleansing.
cojs,
Hence
:
to forbid by
a lustration, expiation
Pass, to sit apart.
a
\
Ion.
-^,
tempt,
, ,
fut.
, -,
'7-, -,
f.
-, -^,
[v]
-,
-,
impers.,
in store for one.

fut.
-(, Ep.
a.
pf.
-,
to
fut.
-^
and
-(:
enjoyment from or cf
to
fut.
thing.
change into small

Att.
, (,
coin, dissipate. to
have
,
,
to cease to
mourn for. to put away
care, he
Att.
-,
,
to
fut.
^: to proclaim pubII. to
public sale.
renounce pubIII.
son: also to declare outlawed.

ecus,
proclamation.
the
making a venturous
stroke,
at-
From
f.
make a hold
make a
, , {, -8,
venture
to be
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
) -, , (, ) -^,
put
to the uttermost
Pass., with paullo p. fut.
to
for.
of
., -, -. -,
--^,
c.
. -, -,
:
87
piece
aiTOKivos
knocked
-,
all
({[,
shutting offer out.

f.
-', -^: Dor.

f.
or out
II. c. ace. Pass, to be cut off hindered from. only, to shut up, close : to cut off, prevent, hinder.
f.
without) lot
-, ,$, . --,
number,
-, , -, , -, -8, (/) -, 8 ) , -, -, -,(): -: -: -, ,-, -, , -. -, () , -, ,-, -8,

Att.
[]
fut.
to beat offfrom a place.
, -,
off,
aros, to, a a splinter, chip, shred. f. to break with a a cutting or xpeuiv = Lat. tabulae novae, a
() , ()
^, to
f.
cut or
snap.
knocking off:
cancelling of
debts.
cut
off,
heiv off, knock off. II. III. Med. to smite the
weep aloud :
II.
ace. to bewail
much, mourn deeply and aor.

I
breast in
mourning, hence,
to
f.
to
mouryifor.
briefly.
to cease to wail.
sum up
Dor.
fut.
imperat.
to clear
away
so as to restore
, ,
Dor. for
f.
-\5.
to
order.
f.
[],
break
off.
drops of wine, as
in
Att. to dash out the last playing at the cottabus.

Att.
to relieve or set free
Att. for
[a]
or
fcws,
17,
a from.
diTO-KpaSios, ov,
f.
ov, shut off, enclosed. -/fXctVcu : Ion.

fut.
From
fig-tree.
f.
Att.
to shut offfrom
:
of.
2.
to cut off ox
hinder from a thing
the tenses, v.
let
f.
fut.
, ,
(,
to
plucked from the
to strike from the head.
overcome, stirpass.
f.
[], Att.
-^
(for
to let a
thing
hang down,
hang.
to steal
away.
f.
Ion. for
f.
o\v9tis,
pass.
ov, away from (i. e. Dor. or share of a thing. f. to choose by lot from among a
sentence of death.
[t],
to elect by lot.
[t]
later
aor.
pass. part, of
Pass, to be parted or separated

els
-, -aTos,
ov, precipitous, craggy.
back.
to something worse, fall
purifications.
V.
wear one
diminish.
thing,
sleep
From
, a carrying away. From Med.) a getting away or back.

away
:
,--, ) -, -, , . 5, , -, -, -,, (, , -,
[t]
,
fut.
II. intr. to
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 ;
:
to
away, decline.
:
Hence
so also in aor.
-|,
c.
f cus,
, a turning away
:
fut.
of the sun, sinking. [y], to wash away, avert by

f.
:
Att.
(for the tenses,
to scrape or
out,
weary
to
rub off; Med. death:
f.
to
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.
^, , .
: :
pf.
, (
II. /o
hang
up.
a Judicial sentence,
pass. part, of sq.
aor.
fut.
Pass., aor. i
to part, separate, distinguish
%v
to
one from another be separated and brought

:
pass,
Hence
ws,
a separating.
II.
(from
-5,
to
wear away,
Med.
f.
to shrink
from,
hesitate about a
ace: absol.
to shrink back, hesitate.
Hence
offfrom oneself, beat off": beaten or knocked off; a cup with its rim knocked off.
to beat
to beat off from a place, c. gen. Pass, to be
($ (:
-^, , ,
(5,
f. f.
a shrinking frotn.
is
to nip off.
Hence
that which
nipt
off,
little bit.
, ,
3 sing. Ion. impf. of to hide from, keep hidden from or

c.
dupl. ace,
like
Pass, with
f.
med.
to
away from home.
,
f.
1. to
get a
little sleep.
Lat. celare aliquem aliqvid, to hide or keep back from II. to lose 2. to hide close : to obscure. one.
sight
;
to sleep
away from
one's post.
from
to lose sight
of land,
as
in Virgil,
-, -,
Med.
off,
airo-KOiTOS, ov,
{,
koitos) sleeping
to dive
away frotn. and swim away.

II,
obscure,
(from
fut.
Att.
of
Pass, to take
to
carry or conduct
to
carry off with
o?ie
oneself
get away.
,, -, , ov,
to
Phceacum abscondimus
arces.
Hence
-, -,
hard
(:.
in secret. hidden; Iv understand. Ep. for -KT&veiv, aor. 2
II.
Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of

:
f.
aor.
as,
l
;
((.:
inf.
aor. 2
poet,
Ep. also in pass, form
88
(,
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.
a thing:
"keep off.
of
obtain a portion of a thing by lot IV OS generally, to obtain.
Hence shake off: generally, to spurn. 6, a kicking away.

f.
we have
I
from
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 carry off.
. , ^ , ^, $ . , -, -, -, 5, -, -, () , - , (). . -. , -, -, , . -, , . ,, , , , -, . -, , ()
: :
perf.
and
more
rarely
to leave behind, as in
III. to
the race, to distance, to sur-
to kill, slay
of judges,
pass.
leave utterly, forsake, abandon: of
things, to leave alone, leave undone.
IV. intrans.
to be
wanting, to be away or absent: of

2. to be
rivers, to fail,
sink.
wanting of or
rpeis
3.
in a thing;
,-,
c.
-5,
f.
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.
fingers of four cubits.
: :
, .^
,
poiv
wanting three
(((
ov,
choseji out, picked.
aor. 2
;
to
-^,
:
-5,
:
pf. pass,
of
poet,
for war
no war,
peaceful.
Dep., poet, for

f.
Att.
vincible.
to
kick off or away,
i.
e.
, -,
to chatter
fut.
part. pass.
much. in Herodotus
:
--
(5 ($ , ^^^.
II.
ov, unwarlike, unfit
not to be ivarred on, ina
III.
war
that
is
a hopeless struggle.
f.
to peel off take off the skin
pf.
aor. 2
med.
inf.
of
Ep. for
3 sing. aor. 2 med.
pf.
pass.
for the aorist,
of
in act.
only aor.
in pass,
only aor.
poet,
f.
Ion.
To
take or receive
desist from a thing

f.
-4, , ,
:
to
leave off or
c. part, to
cease doing.
to chatter at
random.
(8,
a taking
from
taking back, recovery.
II.
an
intercepting, cut-
ting
flash ; the spear-head.
enjoyment or advantage derived from a thing.
-,/ -, , $, -, ()
makefamous
to shine
(sc.
-,
to take
, , -,
f. f.
f.
Pass./o forth, beafnedfrom $)

becoine so.
to reflect light, to
light
to
lap up like a dog.
fcus,
of oxfor enjoyment.
:
sometimes written
:
of a thing, enjoy
e.
from
or by another,
g.
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
come finely
off, profit,
, , ^^
enjoytne?it
:
law. ruined city.

gen.
2
c.
From
aor.
1
:
impf.
also to get
something
2.
,, -,
-,
to
aor. 2 inf. of
:
f.
pf. pass.
out for oneself

f.
pour a
-,
:
pick out from among, choose
Pass.,
ipw: aor.
:
'-, ^
f.
libation
Pass,
:
to
. ' ^
:
rivos.
.)
to let
e. lose.
-, , , ,, , ,^, - ^, : : /
:
-, , -. -, -5, 5 -, - --,
-^,
off.
:
f.
to
drop
off.
to
make a great
din, talk loud.
Ion. for
:
neut.
gen. i5os, also

city, state,
(,
Ion. los
dat.
one without
II.
or country, an outis
aTToXis a city that
no
city,
f.
aor.
aor.
to slip off ox
f.
away from.
Att.
to slip off,
pack
off.
f.
Dep.
to
lick off.
Ep. for
oXy.
:
or
impf.
or
fut.
Att.
Ion.
aor.
to
destroy utterly,
to demolish, to lay waste.
utterly.
oXiXeya
:
Med.
or aireiXc^to pick
Med.
aor. 2
f.
picked men.
or
drop off, drop or run down from.

:
into ruin, to be undone.

fail.
III.
aor. 2
to leave over
2.
or behind.
II. to
leave behind one,
i.
Apollo, son of
to
perf.
,
:
Ep.
pf.
kill,
slay
of
II.
to lose
Ion.
plqpf.
perish, die
also simply to fall
II. to
be lost, fall away,
to be
:
wretched or miserable.
:
cuvos, 6
ace. voc, or Jupiter and Latona.
"';
in an account, Lat. rationes reddere. 2. a full account of recount fully.
consider well.
offacts or reasons. , a
proverb, of long stories, from that told by Ulysses to Alcinous in Od. 9-12. II. a fable, like those
., , -, -, ^ -, ,) ^ ^^ ^ -, () , , : , -, -, , -, , ^ -, -, , -, -,
:
; :: ,
89
2.
and
Apollo.
temple of part. III. Pass, to be released, to get clear to depart, go away.

.
let free
from
fut.
aor.
med.
(,
pass.
pf,
speak in defence
3.
also
2. defence of a fact. oneself against a charge.
Dep. speak iti defend

:
aor.
]
-6-
pf.
med. o(
f.
-. , (, =
Xorros)
to
f.
Dep.
to insult grossly
in pass, sense, to be insulted.
to pluck
offflowers
hence generally,
pluck
the
off.
to
speak against sentence of death being
passed.
Hence
defence.
-[, -^^;
f.
:
,, (^')
Hence
crumb
or inside of
the loaf,
a plea alleged in defence. a speech in defence,

Att.
:
on which the Greeks wiped dinner, and then threw it to the dogs.
{ut. :
their
hands
at
pf.
Dep.
to
rave
till
one
is satisfied
f.
to
rage
to
violently.
aor. I
unlearn, Lat. de-
pf.
Dep.
to
reckon up, give II. to give to calculate or
discere.
f.
Dep.
to
announce as a
prophet
hence
to divine, presage.
Pass, to dry up, wither
away
to
a giving an account, a statement

story,
die away, of a tranquil death.
of Aesop, an apologue.
Ion. for
med. of
From
shoulders.
to cease from
stroyer, waster.
c.
quittal
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.
a capital
, \, . ) . . -, ) , -, -, -, -, -, - ) -, ) -, ) , , -, , -, -, $ -, -, -, -, , -,
tale;
-8,
Dep.
to
confirm by
witnesses,
maintain
clean
:
stoutly,
[]
fut. wipe 2. wipe one's hands. or level corn with a strickle; neviav
Med.
Att.
-,
off, to
to
to
wipe sweep off

(sc.
-^, 5,
f.
3 plur. aor. 2 opt.
to lose one's labour,
a loud cry. aor. 2 med. part, of fut. med, of eojs, a washing off,
f.
to utter
ablution.
impression of: Med, to stamp or impress something on oneself, copy from another. f. to scourge severely. f. to behave idly or unseemly.
II.
to
make an
, , (,
-,
II.
f.
to
wash
off:
Med.,
f,
contr.
to fight from, as
I will tvash the brine /rom off my c. ace. pers. to wash clean.
-,
,
from a fort strong enough to fight from.

;
II.
-ÎII.
to
bewail loudly.
2.
to fight off thing, decline it. Tiva to drive off in battle.
avo-
IV. to finish
unfit for
wailing.
f.
Dep.
to cleanse oneself by bathing.
$,
gen.,
from
-,
:
, (, , () (^) , () '^ ,
, ,
[] from
:
:
(,
-5,
battle,
fight
it
out.
ov,
(,
not fighting
service.
de-
f.
-,
Att.
Dep.
to distribute.
2.
Pass, to be parted from another.

f.
deserving acquittal. release, deliverance
to
give a share
of, dis-
tribute.
II. to
distinguish from a number.
as far as ac-
fut,
to loose
acquit.
$
f.
aor.
pf.
nokfrom
present faithfully.
aor,
I
to set free or release
to
acquit of a
2.
in
11.
always
prisoner
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.
:
redeem. 2, etc., to do away with calumnies against one, like Lat. diluere : hence absol. to defend oneself. 3. to get free, de-
;,
charge
absol.
to
to release a
remember.
for thing, Lat. locare aliquid faciendum.

rroieiv
-, , -5, -, ,
Pass.,
pf,
, ,,
to
:
and
to
slumber and
to fill to the
brim.
mete out, distribute. to prolong, draw out. f. [], to be very wroth. Dep. to copy after, to re-
with
fut.
med,
:
-,
c. inf.,
to recollect,
like
II.
paid
off,
without pay : dei. e. past service,
f.
to let out for hire, let:
to contract
the
doing of
90
narrative of load from. mostly in plur. sayings and doings, memoirs, Lat. Memorabilia, as
-,
those of Socrates by Xenophon.
from memory,
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.
, -. -,
: :
Ion. for
6,
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'
from
, -, , -, , -, - , $ , '/ -, '. '/ ^): $ -, ^, $, ) -, , . 5 , ^, -5, , -, -, 5, -, -, ,

:
:
:
recount
'-, ,
or
(v.
:
-^^
:
f,
From
, , -, '.
-5,
^. -,
unload:
to
{.',
Adv.
Med.
aor. 2
'5, -,
med.
part,
without fatigue.
.
to
throw off a
to
wipe clean one's cheeks
tears.
: - ' ^
:)
sing. impf.
to take
fut.
an oath against
, -^,
) -,
:
, {a-novos) freedom from toil, laziness.
-^
Pass.,
aor. i
or
Med.,
part,
to
(,
these things.
wipe off
to
away from:
to
TO,
water for washing the hands,
etc.:
wipe from
wipe away one's

foreg.
see
fut.
pf.
Dep.
i
3 sing. Ep. aor. aor. I inf. of
med. of
to he out
of
one''s
mind,
to
have
lost all sense.
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:
the
aor.
from
impart feed Oft or

to
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.
, -, -, ) , . ', , -, , -, , ^, , -, $ , ) -, , ,
-,
(,
{.
of
fear, to be
desperate;
Lat.
-,
I I
-, (,
(,
)
:
Ep. to another place, depart

aor.
-, (
a place.
:
pass,
remove oneself of but also to send atuay to be taken away, depart

to
c.
ace.
II.
f.
with ace. only,

Att.
:
pf.
fut.
- and
II.
later
-off,
(,
;
to
fee from, shun.

:
Pass., aor.
(2.
to
pare the
III. to
aor.
4-
nails.
II. to
tear with the nails.
try or exami?ie by the nail
to portion
out, distribute, assign
severally
Horace's
ad iinguemfactus,
Med.
to assign to oneself, take. to
2. to
off.
part
separate.
and flee
Med.
f.
Att.
closely tried by the nail.

to
to
turn the back
make turn and flee.
his back
Adv.
pf.
pass. part, of
ctiTO-^vos, ov, like a^fvos, inhospitable.
desperately.
-,
êvos yrjs far from a country. to drive from house f.

generally, to estrange or banish from : away from home, be banished, migrate.
-, ,
-.
-,
Pass, to be dried up, to

pf.
-, -,-,,
f.
.
f.
Pass,
and home,
to live
to
to
shave off: cut off. dry up, drain off ^ river
become dry ; hence Ion. part.
to strip
-, , $ -, , -,
f.
- , -, ^ , -, ,
[],
f.
point,
to
bring
Ion.
f.
shave clean. be clean shaved. [C] [], to shave or scrape off: hence
:
-,
make taper.
or
91
to
:
Med.
q^like
:
skin.
f.
Ion. -ea>
if
aor.
flee.
part.
From
ance.
thing
stop.
, -,
:
to look
about one, as
to
f.
or
to retire from the
way.
or
j;,
to ease himself.
(ojs,
II.
f.
c. inf.
II.
(from Med.) a ceasing, end. to stop or hinder one from a to hinder from doing c. ace. only, to
{)
[],
rarer
fut.
:
going out of the way
els
strike to earth, disable in
,-, -, away,
-\(
,
f.
'5,
sail off: to sail back. ov,

i. in
by a stroke,
in
{)
:
aor.
4(
-^: Pass.,
pL
77ii/id
sail
stricken or disabled
2.
mind, dumb, astou/ided.
body, crippled, paralysed. Hence a stroke of apoplexy.
to fill quite full, satisfy, Lat.
explere.
II. to fulfil.
Att.
a stopping, hinder-
07te's senses, beco77ie
trip off.
pass.
essay, or
-, - -, '^ -^: -'/ -, , -, -, -, .^, (, ) -, {) - {,- ^, -,, -, -, -, -, '($, -,-, -, , ,-, -, , -, , -, -, -, -, -: -\:
attempt on the Peiraeeus.
f.
also in
things, to give back
get rid of : of a wife, to divorce her.

fcus,
divorcing.
act.
blood, to curdle.
f.
turn away fr0771.

fut.
fill to the bri77i
fulfil
Oj^from.
from :
only aor. I pass. prived off";
astray.
-^, -.
f.
: -, . - -: . , . , , {) ,'/, , - . $ -, -^, -, ,-, - -, pres.

in use.
\t]
,
, - , , . f.
-, -^, ((. -, -, ,
Med.
airo-treipa,
(, netpa) a
with
Ion.
to leave off or cease from a thing.

trial, venture.
away
impf.
f.
form of
:
sq.
med.
Dep.
to
[a]
aor. I
trial,
make
to
proof of a person or thing.

(aor. I
inf.)
Rare
in Act.,
TTvevaa:
to
- --.. -.
Att.
fut.
-, --, () -, 5,
:
aor. 2
-^:
:
fut.
body or
dizzy, be struck by apoplexy.
aor.
:
to
Pass, to lose
Dep. to
contr.
a sailing
:
an outward-boufid voyage. [D], f. to wash off or aivay

Ion. for
Ion.
'o-wv,
to breathe forth
Ep.
f.
or
$
:
aor. I
2. to
make an
give up the ghost, Lat. expirare a7iima77i.

3. to
to
hew off with an axe.
blow f7-0771 a particular quarter. S77iell of a thing.
breathe or
\,
to
send off or away,
to dismiss
:
bad sense,
to drive off.
:
2. to escort
of
f.
or
to choke, throttle:
Pass.,
:
f.
aor. 2
[]
pf.
-'-
Med.
to
remove from
:
oneself,
to be
choked
f.
to be
drowned :
to be
choked
a sending away
Hence a dismissal,
with rage.
poet,
to fight off or fro77i. t, gen. itos
and
ccws,
f.
to carry over.
2
far from
rid
of.
the city, ba?iished.
fut.
to break
Ep. 3 sing.
act.
Dep. with aor. wind, Lat. pedo. aor. 2 subj. of

: :
a sending away, getting
f.
to finish
aor. 2
:
part.
Pass, with fut.

:
and
f.
toffy off
away.
:
pass,
to
make
to freeze or ciirdle
o-1piJv,
f.
Pass., fut.
of men, to be frozen
of
to
aor.
a work : stop working. aor. med. to depart, go away. to soften down. with no 2 inf. of
and
to leap off from
f.
to satv off.
off.
f.
to
saw through, file

off.
^]
and
poet, also
aor. I
tofill iip,
Adv. far away, afar with gen. far fro7n, away from.
to take
2. as
Prep.
to fill
up a mwiber.
to
II. to satisfy,
away f7-0771 before:

take7i so77ie
I
aor. 2 part.,
to appease, Lat. explere.
--, -,
[], fut.
f.
-,
l
having
of the bread.
drink up, drink

:
aor. 2
off.
Ion. aor.
of
to fall
aor. 2 part, of
before a vowel
-. Adv. [-) from

off,
of fut. to lead astray, lead away Pass, to go astray, be driven off: Homer uses
aor.
-^,
to
pass. part,
afar
far
off,
far away.
Adv.
f.
far
far away.
I
part. pres. of
to stray
from, be dehelm struck

to
Ep. aor.
Att.
to
th7-ow away.
2. to
shoot forth.
f.
lead astray
Med.
:
fut.
3. to let fall.
to re77iove
afar
go
off,
carry far away.

f.
aor. 2
to cut
slice
[],
to copy.
f.
Ep.
Ion.
-\(-
off from ; from the chine.
having cut off a
, , , ., {,. ) ,
^3
65,
from
ov,
:
if
-, -^, .
f. t],
as
to flee far
away.
ov, aor. 2 part, of
water,
aor.
inf.
of
as if
from
speak in fragments of Epic poetry,

:
poet, for
fut.
of
seen or to
be seen from a place.
2. sê/i at
a distance, hence
to streavi forth,
etc.
3. to
far away from; 6(1/ hence
(
II.
[i5],
from
dimly seen.
afar, opp. to 1771;-
loathe, spurtt, Lat. respuere.

f.
ask
(anopos) to be without resource, to to do, be in doubt, mostlyfollowed by a Conjunction, airopeiv

f.
-, - , - ,-, ,
f.
-5, -,
aXos
of.
ov, spat out ; loathed, detested.

to spit out or
its
From
vomits forth
:
up ; of the sea, foam: hence to

to inquire or
snap asunder Pass., aor. 2 be broken off or severed. and aor.

off,
inf.
Dep.
refusal
and
f.
'-',
be at a loss,
Ion. for
to slifik
away.
forbidden exports.
not be spoken;
tical,
tiot
know what
he
,,
5,
of
:
-, ^ .
f.
^. {) -, ,, -,- - , -,
: :
,
f.
a vessel for holy
to
sew up again.
to utter like
f.
a
:
to
or
aor. 2
:
pass.
to
flow away from, run offfrom

2. to
absol.
of blood. melt away.

or
f.
I
;
fall
off, as fruit,
to
break
to
[],
pass. part,
and
2.
8, , {-()
ov,
prohibition.
renunciation.
{-) . ,
pf.
forbidden
not to be spoken, that shotild
a state-secret: hence mysto
be at a loss
how
shall cross
to
c. inf. to
be at a loss
II.
how
to do
have no doubt.
:
ing from a thing, shrink from doing

poet,
:
Pass, to be
provided for.
want
a loss because
, 05,
of, e. g.
made matter of question
also to be left un-
$.
of,
2. c.
gen.
rei, to
be at
loss for, in
to be at
3. but,
away, throw aside

nounce, at one.
stream.
aros,
sacked or taken.
f.
gtiide aright.
= 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.
,
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, emcws,
, ,
--,
:
, , , ()
ov, also
by means of something. Hence a matter of doubt, disputed point.

inclined to doubt.
-Trop^Tos,
ov, (a privat.,
to cast forth, e. g.
not
to
make
straight again, restore,
Hence
()
,
, ,,() -, ,
sacred,
-, : ^:
keep
to
secret.
2,
things unfit to be spoken,

f.
-,
fut.
of.
shrink shiveralso
;
it.
later
III.
throw II. throw off 2i garment. from one's country to reject, reto shoot forth bold words, ts
;
aor.
to
to
and
a flowing
off,
II. att
f.
a part
-, (, )
:
through, impracticable
kv
get, scarce.
difficulties, straits,
like
dvai to be
II,
in
great
:
straits.
2.
hard
to
i.
of persons, hard to deal with,

c. inf.,
manageable, ijnpracticable
resources,
do.
anopos
((-
utt-
impossible to deal with.
2.
without means or
-, , -, , -^, ,
3.
and
f.
so at
loss,
not knowing what to
offing
poor, needy.
to
dart away. is doubled in Att. in all compds. after but in Ion. it remains single.
leap
off,
f.
guish, qtiench
nied.
to leave off in despair.

f,
-, -, -, ,
f.
to neglect from carelessness
-, - -)- ,
e. lose
airos, COS,
-,,. -, , -,
;
,
:
:
., -, ,/,
or
stables
f.
-,
emanatio7i, efflux. to shriek forth.

f.
to
gulp down, swallow
aor. 2 p. inf.,with act. sense, of

fut.
of
-. '. {^)
away from.
to
an orphati from,
by dancing.
to be tor?i
Dep.
dance a thing away,
,f.
f.
metaph.
:
, {,
to keep
;
(,
weariness.
to lie to in the
open sea or
clear.
to extin-
alooffrom.
:
to
make
:
or
f.
to spirt or
shed about,
from
med.
to
bereave of;
awoppaUiv
to deprive
one of
life.
-,
f.
-,
,
to
to destroy, blot out

intr. aor. 2
Pass, with fut.
act.
pf
act.
go
out, vatiish, die.

to
shale off:
Med.
:
to
shake off
oneself; of a horse, to throw his rider.

to extol
to
pompously
Pass.,
with
f.
give oneself airs.
-,
1
notice
sign.
-, ,
chase
;
away
Pass, to dart away, aor.
[C]
f.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, to announce by signs, to give
-. . -, ,
:
: :
93
shred.
to
him.
fiscate
Pass., fut.
intr.
pf.
-,-, ,
:
give a sign, to confirm or prove by a is to allude to II. III. Med. to seal tip as confiscated, to conto proscribe.
f.
of persons,
to
make
:
rotten, spoil utterly
aor. 2
to
act.
fication.
so.
II. vavs to turfi the line of saiHng aside, make a movement sidewards, so as to avoid the direct shock.
-,, , $
f.
rot off, lose by morti-
is
sever OT part from
-,
.
From
f.
gates;
Pass, to be
;
separated or broken.
f.
[a]
with
drink-offeriiig at sacrifices, Lat. libare.

to
to
make fiat-nosed
Pass,
to be
be quite silent.
rhetorical figtire, when the sentence in Virg. Eel. 3. 8, Aen. i. 139.

f.
to
-, ,-. -, -, -,,
Ion. for
f.
away.
Med.
alone, opp. to
to
, , , -,
scatter
-, -, -, -, -, -^, , -^.
to
f.
to draw dragged away from : of an army,
(
; f,
Att.
-, ,
f.
to tear off.
is
aros, to, that which
torn
off,
[],
to tear or
drag away,
tear off the off the army:

to to be
pour out wine
as
to be silent after
speaking,
II. trans, to
keep secret.
silent.
Hence
2.
intr. to fall in
(ojs,
a becoming
broken
off, as
^, to cut off ox intercept by trenches.

f.
abroad
f.
'-,
to
, , -5, $. ) (,
to
fut.
-tl
of
[a] contr.
Pass, to be scattered, straggle
pack and carry away pack one's baggage, prepare for a journey.
f.
to
.
'is
from, and
, {) ., , ,, {) , {) ' 5,
Adv.
f.
,, . -, () -,
dissuade earnestly.
to
to be
eager in preventing, knock
rub
off,
off.
poet, for
for
aor. 2 imperat. o(
^,
to let fall
;
drops
the fury of madness
'
standing afar, far
drop by drop.
is
5
off'.
II.
is
trickling,
ebbing aivay.
aor. 2 act. part,
and
inf.
of
later
form
for
defection, revolt, apostasy.
6,
a divorce;
nom.
ov,
encamp apart front. From ture living and messing
f. to prop one thing upon another, dash one thing upon or against another esp. of the
;
cede fr 07.
differ from:
, , ,
is
TO, a writing or
in
bill
of divorce.
The
not found
so
good authors.
ecus,
a standing
2.
away
I.
defection, revolt.
depar-
or retnoval from.
3. distance, interval.
gods,
bolts
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.
tered.
objects at one, and so to look steadily at,
, -, -, ) , -,
/SeAca
to
hurl
II.
down thunderor
to
upon or
at a thing.
intr. to btirst
-,
rebel.
(
safe.
Vass.,
(8,
from
to look
to be scat-
aor. 2 inf. as if
(see
off
to be
dried up, withered.

f.
-, -, -^, -, , -, , -, , ^($, -,
Tiva or ri
:
away from other

gaze
at,
c. ace. to
ov,
(,
look
to,
regard.
the
ckottOs)
away from
mark.
to be
enraged with.
f.
Att.
. -, - ^^
f.
, () / , -,
f.
verb. Adj. of
one must re:
to
stand off or aloof from

II.
to
to fall off ox revolt from.
absol.
stand aloof, be absent.

ov, 6,
From
a runaway, deserter,
Adv.,
Hence
esp. to
, -^, ,, -, -, -^. -,
to be rebelliously inclined.
f.
f.
rebellious
to fence off with pales.
to uncover, unroof.
to shelter
from
to shelter, keep
II. to
keep off water, and generally to keep
as,
TTvpyos
poet, for
:
f.
aor. 2
to
go away,
go
back.
f.
-(
aor.
Pass., aor. 2
[a]
pf.
-:
pf.
to
strip off the scalp
like the Scythians, to scalp

f.
to
: metaph. to shave bare. plunder and carry off.
f.
to ba?iter, rally.
f.
^,
to
deceive
aor.
pass. part.
beitig deceived.
to
f.
scare away,
as
one does
-, ^/ ,, -, -,
nish.
vice.
also,
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
.
poet,
pi.
f.
to straiten:
plqpf pass.
to love
f.
no more
fut.
to rob, bereave, or
birds.
II. intr. to
;
be off in a hurry, in phrase
be off!
one of a thing c. Pass, with hold:
ace. rei only, to take
fut. pass,
and med.
-^
to deprecate.
defraud away, with-
pf.
:
io be
: :
and
in
fails me,
deprive;
,( . ,
want
94
fern.
ing one of his
^^ 5, () 8 , ((() " ^, ($.

-,
of.
II.
' -^.
robbed or
impers.,
avocrcpu
^ there
lack.
Hence
-,, -^,
f.
try whether they are ripe

f.
(ws,
ov,
a robbery
deprivation.
a robber, cheat
as
or -rpis, ihos,
.].
son
the
-, , -5,
f.
:
,(,
:
to chase
metaph. of informers.
)
f.
away
by force.
to strip off spoils to rob or defraud one of a thing.
-, , -, . -,
interest.
able to rob or
-|,
-2|,
:
a device for cheat-
thought.
bare.
$, ,
v. sub.
-, , -^,
f.
,
f.
to fix firmly. to
V.
f.
make
):
ov,
(,
synagogue.
f.
,
f.
)
aloud
to squeeze figs, to
from
a per-
put out of
for
to
whistle
want of
lay
[],
-,
Att.
-,
to
:
to strip off, tear
to cut the throat;
to shine.
ayyos, so that the blood runs into a

to slay
f.
to be bright with.
strigil
pass. part.
a fleet.
sion
:
tion.
sador.
expedition.
viiv, to speak from
or off-hand. II. to put questions to, so as to require an immediate answer.

f.
to
to
rpaffKe:
$ -, ^^ ,-, -, -, , -, ^ - -[, .
,
, {) ,
to scrape off
o,
Med.
Att.
airocTToXivs, cws,
",
.'^^, {) (\)
II.
to scrape with
sweat from oneself ; pf. scraped clean, Lat. lauti. one who equips a senditig off, a mis(from Pass.) an expediapostle, apostleship.
-6, ,
Med.
f.
f.
^
:
away:
(for the tenses,

es
pail
generally,
to die of mortificatio7t.
astray, drive baffed away ; to make one miss the fruits of toil
2
a dispatching.
III. the
offce of
an
--,
f.
2.
an
apostle.
f.
Att.
,
to
memory
Att.
or Dep.
encamp away from ; encamp at a distance.

fs,
, ,
a messenger, ambasII. a naval
l-
$,
of
up, shut up.
-, -& \\ -, . -. -:, -, -, , -,
to kill oneself.
have one's limbs mortified:

aor. I
:
,, .
[],
to be
to lead
tivcL rrovov
Pass., esp. in aor.

it.
cheated of a thing, miss

aor.
opt.
and
:
subj.
Ion.
f.
Att.
to seal
f.
f.
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
-.
aor. 2 act.
rj,
aor. 2 pass. subj. of

:
f.
aor.
pass.
3 sing. Ion. aor.

:
split or cleave off.
to sever, part, or detach from
and med.
inf.
of
to
Pass.,
aor.
pf.
To turn back, either to turn to flight, turn back from flight ttuSos koX xeipas
or to
<puv, to twist back the hands and feet so as to bind
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,
;
-,
flee.
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.
utterly, loathe.
$ -5, {) -(' -, -^: -^

;
,
Hence
:
'
( $
ov,
f.
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.,
stream, a tribe detached from
-|, -,
-, -. -, -, , (
f.
05, , ()
:
.
.
were dead.
part, of
aor. i
turned away, averted. and -(:
5, (5, ($. -:
for
fut.
^ . , -, , . -,
to cast fierce glances on.
4pyaa
they
to fence tvith a ditch, intrench.

pi.
Ep. 3
plqpf. of
Ion. pf.
(for the tenses, v. reiVcy):

:
to stretch out, to
lengthen
c. part., to
aor. 2
-icTvyov
perf.
to hate
Med.
to exert oneself.
2. intr., like
continue doing Lat. conten-
dere, to hasten
onwards.
Att.
to fortify.
-, 5,
And
come
ading.
blockade.
intr. to
or
, , -,
to
f.
f.
wall
off",
[ -8,
.
so as
able.
2.
2.
so as to blockade.
Hence
c<ys,
the
walling of a town, block-
,
f.
walls built to blockade, lines of

to
",
bring quite to an end.

('is
Pass., aor. I to
-(( -(^
an end:
an end,
cease,
Att.
:
bring quite
pf.
$, perfect.
i. to fidfil
generally to accomplish, perform, do. make of a certain kind;
-,
2
-,
to
make the
Ion.
pf.
:
state quite
and Ep.
Tivos to cut off part of a thing. 2. to separate or cut offfrom Med. to cut off for oneself, esp. with view of appropriating.
in aor. 2
Dor. and poet, for to put away : to stow away: Med. to put frojn oneself, put off; lay aside. 2. to put by for oneself, stow away. (Is 3. avOis to put aside for another time. f. aor. I to pluck out.
oy.
f.
to value,
, (
Hence
mortgaged.
fix a price by valuation ; having fixed their price at two minae hence as Att. law-term, Act. to mortgage a property accorditig to valuation Med. to lend on mortgage : Pass, of the property, to be pledged or
^-, -5. -, -, -, {, -, -, -, -, - --, -, ,, ($ - -, -(, -,

,
f.
to jnake to melt
[], to melt away. Aav.far away.
- ( --, - , () , ) -,
in a thing,
pf.
:
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.
. . -,
ov, (a privat.,
95
*)
pf.
~(4\(.
obligation.
4. to
-\
away from Med. and
others at one, hence to aim at. Pass, io turn from a thing, to
II.
desist
To
from. away,
2. to
turn away.
like Lat. aversari.

fut.
pass. part,
an
3.
(from obsol.
[t],
0(\( (fut.
render
(
ing.
to
f. \, to rub or scour clean; rub down a horse. U. io rub off:
-, ()
also
:
3. to
turn one's face

:
aor. 2
to
run off or away.
happy.
:
-(
Med.
aor.
to cut off;
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.
that ought to be averted, ill-omened.
{()
From
a turning away, avert-
away
Pass
esp.
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
2.
ing.
III.
one's parents.
f.
to
II. [], to rub away, and so lose. vex, harass; so in Med., yrjv to vex the
f.
earth.
aros,
f.
which is plucked, a shred. not to honour, to slight.

that
f.
bite or nibble off.
poet. Frequent, of
f.
owing
exact;
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.
, ) -. -, , -, -, , -,
:
lose.
truth, be
Hence
'-5,
verely.
ov,
Att.
(, -,
[t],
sum
settled by valuation.
fut.
dishotioured.
off.
to
shake
f. to cease beating beating oneself in sign of mourning. Ep. aor. 1 act. part, of
-, -,
II.
- . ^
:
to excite.
aor. 2
to
to fail in hittittg, miss,

:
absol. to be unlucky, fail
to miss the
wrong.
f.
Med.
f.
-'
f.
Dep., poet, for

to
pay
f.
to
get paid one, avenge oneself on another:

to
-,
away
what
is
back, repay
occurs in Hesiod.
f.
the boundaries
, -,
:
:
Att.
tu>,
to beat or
cudgel
se-
,
i
part. aor.
^, -8,
-,{() , ,
,
ov,
2.
f.
.,
(, -^.
From
off,
-5,
tous.
thing.
, () 8, -,
,
steepness, severity.
cut
abrupt, precipito
metaph. Aarsi, rottgh :

to shoot
Adv. -5, sharply.

:
deficiency, want.
off arroivs
aim
at a
, {) ,(, , ,
,5 ,
;
aWoi yap
{,
'* ,
to take
med.
Ion. for
0/
, ($ -,
:
Med,
to cease
in pass, sense
to
mark
off
apovpas,
a being away, absence.

to eat up.
II.
-, [],
f. f.
aor. 2 inf. of
to
make
quite bright.
:
aor.
to
shew
96
forth, display : to shew by word, declare. II. like by reasoning, shew, prove.
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.
to light.
tence, decision.
(v.
or bring back: back, return

in
:
to deliver in,
from,
acqiiitted,
$ . ,
f.
:
take for oneself gain, obtain.

escape.
II.
, , -
generally, to
() '8, (() -^,=, -08, , {) -,, ^, -, )

'5,
ecus,
^^ 5,
eois,
- -'. :
: :
shew
and
-,
fut.
, ,
defiial,
negation.
a sen-
to deny.
) , . '/. -, )
up.
-,
off,
to fence off, block
'5,
-,
of,
Hence
fa's,
ados,
, ,
a fencing
{,
ops
like
Lat.
nefandus,
blocking up. properly not to be unhicky, ominous
Lat. dies nefasti, days on

held,
which
no
denying, negative.
Dep.
f.
to feed off or on. aor. : Ion. avevcifca

II. to
to
carry off or away.
carry
hence
2. to report.
is
3. to
pay
III.
pay what
due.
give in an accusation, etc.
imperat., like anaye,
begone
Med.
IV.
intr,
, -, -^,
refuge.
Lat. irritus.
, -,
-|5,
assembly or
court was
opp.
to
^c-p,Att.
5, , (, , {'/) an
V.
-, =
an
offshoot.
escape, flight, place of
to
aor. 2 airicpvyov.
;
as
law-term
-^^
:
to flee
rovs
one pays out a rope.

f. f.
5, ^ (^5. , (^) -, , -, - -, -, . -. . ^-} ^

:
to say no, to
opinion plainly.
tered: esp. a sententious answer,
apophthegm.
utterly,
be
not be gone with a murrain? Lat. abi in

[5], to perish.
to lose one's life.
act.
Ep. aor. 2 pass, [], part, to perish utterly, to die away. II. Causal in
aor.
ingly,
,, , -^, -, -, , ) , , -,
:
, - ^ ov,
,
f.
, -,
to
make good
one's defence
absol. to be
opp. to
-, -,
deny
f.
ready for escaping ; , means of escape. And ^$, , an escaping, getting off.
to
Hence
, -, -, -,
7-5,
to
f.
sub
s.
with aor.
2 act.
Pass.,
and
perf.
grow
ov,
(, 65
out like a shoot.

?)
empty, vain,
idle,
f.
airo-
-^, , -6-5,
f.
, ,
f.
Dep. to withdraw from. From a slackefiing. [], to slack or loose away, as

to unbridle.
to forge
one's hands,
2.
speak out, declare plainly.
one, acquit him.

sede, depose.
to
-, ,
ov,
i,
to strip
{, (,
labour.
of brass. of brass.
e.
by
matmal
II.
living by
also to refuse.
Hence
-^,
;
2.
to vote a charge away from of persons, to reject, to superof things, to reject, vote against
Dep.
to
speak one's
abrogate, annul.
Hence
ea;s,
-',
f.
aros,
a thing ut-
-^
:
f.
to
77, rejection by show of hands. dratv offxvater by a canal.
aor.
terse saying,
an
[i5]
pf.
Pass., aor.
to
pour
out, spill, shed.
f.
pf,
to soften off the colour,
shade
ruin
to destroy
Ion.
-,
dat.,
off.
inf.
Ion.
Pass.,
with
fut.
med.
to
impf.
fut.
aor. I
lost,
perish,
els
wilt
to
suffce, be sufficient, be enough,

2.
malam
rem.
with
II. trans.,
was not enough

'tis
Ep. aor. 2
also as in
;
sing,
impf med.
( = .
sufficient for
;
fut.
to
make to perish,
to destroy.
tovtois contented with a thing the Mysians being satisfied therewith. II. Med. to use to the full. 1. to abuse, misuse, Lat.
ahuti.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, imperat. of foreg.

utter destructio?t.
to treat very slightf.
{') ,
Dor.
make no account
f.
f.
,(,
of.
to
go
to strip off the rind. quite away: esp. of scho-
money.
lars, to
murderous. a carrying away. a bringing what is due, paying: also that which
ov,
5^,
-8, {()
f.
leave their masters.
full, misuse
II.
is
enough,
paid,
tax, tribute.
to unlade.
Dep.
to
unload
oneself,
mouth of
-, -,. -. -, -, () ) ,, -, , . -, )
, ,
,
:
Ion. for
impers., v.
ov,
{,
^ ,
for the
vees
army
me
to
with infin., do also 3

;
3. Pass, to be
not to be paid in
$,
a using
to
the
a gettijig rid of. Adv. pres. part, of

i
sufficiently.
aor.
(,
f.
pass. part,
of
to
make
quite lame.
to
dam
up,
bank up the
a river, etc.
from,
ireal.
thing,
give it up. humours of the body.

i.
a place or means of
,
-6,
c.
f.
^,
etc
.
go from
,
or
:
away
to re-
gen.
2. absol.
go away,
.
ot
3.
withdraw from
pass
off, esp.
e.
II.
of the
a-TrpauvTOs, Ion. implacable.
Hence
off,
---,,
airpcTria,
r),
cois, 7),
a going away or
r^rea
-^,
safely.
from
-,
:
:
f.
Att.
d-TTpTiKTOs, Ion. for
pari or separale
:
sel
aparl.
inf.
:
ivipe offfrom oneself
-^,
ace. pers.
:
c.
him
c.
sometimes used
ace. rei,
air.
indictment
one, acquit:
fairs and law-suits: love of ease, Lat. olium.

easiness, supineficss.
, -, . - ) ^: -5, ) ) ^/ ^ . ) ) -, , -, ) , ) ,
^
iroteiv
Hence
nerally, lo slrip bare, bereave
ing from, a view, prospect. fut. from an obsol. pres. used as fut. of
^ ' , {, -, ,
wipe
off.
inipf
aor.
uTre-
2.
3.
fut.
wipe clean : Med. wipe one's nose. Att. Dep.:
vole an office
away from one,

pf.
,
the
ceasingly.
I.
,
) ,, ) , .) . ) -, -,
/,
. -8,
Adv.
97
privat.,
, sing. pf. pass,
unsold, urifa/eable.
ov, (a privat.,
(a privat.
,)
poet, for
unseemly, unbecoming. unseemliness.
-5, ,
teeth, like
Adv. wilhoul price or ransom.

ov,
( privat.,
From
prob.
'.
ov,
unboughl.
{,
:
lo rejecl
aor.
and
are
II.
ceaselessly.
in pass, sense,
be rejected.
to
vole againsi receivifig the

rejecl
dilaled.
law
rivos
lo
vole a
charge away
acquitlal.
from
III.
absol. lo vote
an
lo
vote
againsi
doing.
ecus,
f.
,
f.
an
acquillal.
slrip of hair,
$,
of a thing. fut. of
) -, -,
mahe bald :
ge-
-, -5, -?, -, $, -. ($. )

Adv.
^, hAt.mordicus
-$,
copul.,
slruck un-
pre perly
with closed
metaph. imporlunalely,
ov, wilhoul previous design, ttnpreme
rashly, thoughtlessly.
ov, not ready, disinclined,
backward.
is,
(a privat., vpoibuv) unforeseen.

ov, unforesee?t.
Adv. of
privat.,
without foresight forethoiight, heedlessly. a-irpoêvos, ov, without a a-irpooiTTOS, ov, unforeseen.
a look-
Dor. ov, inaccessible of disease, not lo be healed. ov, unexpected, unlooked for
-TOis.
II. act,
-8,
Adv.
not expecting.
II.
[],
pf. pass,
(,
:
ov, (a privat.,
'^$)
not to be
spoken
to, stern,
savage.
act. not accosting,
lo
c.
ace,
1. leave off breathing, lofainl, swoon. to breathe out life absol. to

II.
not greelitig.
expire, die.
(,
to cool, refresh
:
-8,
ov, (a privat.,
not to be
reached or won.
Pass, lo be refreshed, recover, revive
impers.
'-',
^,
;
Med.,
ihey gol the sweat dried off. il grows cool, ihe air cools.
III.
a.-'pXôî,ov,(a^pr'\Wt.,p6-c)unapproachable. fut. of ov, (a privat.,

unforeseen,
tiot
thought of beforehand.
not sum-
Ep. contr. for Adv. of
'^,
ov, (a privat.,
trial.
easily.
moned
-, freedom from business, public af2.
From
otil
suils
law andslrife.
ful.
to
or effecting nothing, unprofilahle, idle ; vUto depart without success, Lat. re infecla
[) $ ', (, , -. -,
.
2.
-)
I.
against, not stumbling, void of offence. ov, (a privat.,

sistible.
wilh-
business, frea from business, stale-affairs or law-
a p\3.ce free frotn
pass,
of things, not troublesome or paingol or lo be got withotil paitis.

lo
f.
do nolhing,
ov
lo be idle.
gain nothing.
From
Ion.
$
act.
3.
II.
2.
doing
-5, '^) -5, <1-5, ) -5, , (

irre?io
-5,
to attend
ov, (a privat.,
not striking
indictmenl laid againsi a
having chosen a
citizens.
Adv. -$, nnsxiccessfully II. pass, againsi which nolhing can be done, unmanageable, incurable.
TiKTJs airpaKTos
Hence
at a loss, embarrassment, helplessness.
2.
nol lo be done, impossible.
unassailed by your divining

:
-) --5, (
inconvenient, dangerous.
arts.
inaction
ill-success.
a being
,-, ) ) 5, -,
The nom.
is
-$ )) -, ,
ov, (a privat.
holding
intercourse or
commerce with
others.
ov, (a privat.,
fut.
of
not lo be withstood, irresistible. ov, unsociable.
privat.,
an
at
Athens, /or 0/
or patron from
among
the
not used.
ov, (a privat.,
unsuitable,
privat.,
Adv. ivithout respect of persons.

ov. Dor. for
(a privat.,
untouched, vnd?filed. ov, (a privat.,
offer'
98
ing no excuse, ready.
honestly.
guarded
-, -5,
-5,
ov,
e.
Adv.
-tojs,
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
against, unforeseen.
(a privat.,
less apt to stumble.
a-TTTcpos, ov, (a privat., trrfpov) without xvings, unthe winged : in Homer, ?) ' aimpos eirXero
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,
;
-, ^/, 05) --,

i.
unconfirmed, report.
gen.
0,17: dat.pl.dTrr^ffi
tinfledged, callow, of young birds:

is,
in speech.
subject to the sense of touch. aor. i Tjipa f.
",
to
-, () ,
aiTTos,
(a privat.,
ov, poet, for
\(5.
:
tonched, handled: to he touched,
Ep.
to or on,
pf.
shield
fix upon was fastened,
freq. as
Med.,
fasten oneself
in,
,
i.
^.
:
Ion.
a thing
e.
clung
fut.
) , {) ) . -5, . , () ( (. {) ' , , -, . , . ,, {) ) , (, . ms - {() ,

not
off,
?. . ) )
:
from
and
:
without evasion,
tinforetold.
'-,
:
Adv.
f.
(,
afar.
:
aor.
:
or
the land, banish.
not stumbling; to make the horse
Med.
ew
law-lerm, opp. to
(a privat.,
'$)
unwinged. undaunted
ov, forsworn, abjured, declared impossible ivith an oath, Lat. abjurandus ; mortals should never make II. act. under oath not a vow against anything. to
, , , ,
5,
;
to thrust off, drive
beat from one's course

to reject, disdain.
away of the wind, to beat later, to drive away from

drive back.
3. in
2. to repel,
Hence
ov, thrust or driven
away,
:
rejected.
loss
17,
aor.
waste. : of aor. 2 med., in pass, sense, of ov, (a privat., without a lid.

I I
destruction
/(.
aor.
fj,
a denial upon oath, as Att.
,
a)s
do a thing.
aor.
inf.
of
aor.
med.
ind.
and
inf.
of
Pass., aor.
ov,
To fasten, fasten
him
1
:
km '
closely, to
:
more
:
his
from.
Sup.
aor.
to,
hence
to cling to,
hang on
:
by,
grasp ; to engage
attack.
yovvwv
to cling to one's
2.
undertake, begin.
knees later, to fasten up07i,
Adv. of
3. to touch, affect,
4. to
grasp
xvith the
senses, apprehend, perceive.

to
5. to reach, overtake:
gain.
:
II. to
kindle, set on fire
fire
-,
to he set
on fire. wTos, 6, ,
( privat.,
failing, unfailing.
towers.
without fire, in Homer only of tripods, that have not yet been on the fire, i.e.
ov, (a privat.,
-, -5,
-5,
a-TTv\(iiros,ov,(a privat.,
ov, without toxver

ov, (a privat.,
vpos oIkos a cold, vpos unrefined, opp. to

new ;
fices in
) ($
) ) ^)
and
;
Pass,
to take
Ep. before a consonant for Ep. (which is enclitic), and before a consonant ap I. Epic usage i. then, straight-
, ",
, ,$.
,
II.
($, ,
repelling waves. thrusting or driving away.

thrust or driven
that can be driven
a, ov,
Comp.
of
Adj.
ov, furthest off.
Comp. Adv.
($
:
:
()
:
away. further
,
oZv,
:
away
off:
Sup.
way ;
not falling or
then the
'
" '$ (.
;
,
;
:
'
cip'
oveipos thus he spake and

then, next in order, oi
2.
dream proceeded
explanation of a thing
not closed by a gate.

wall, unfortified. not girt with
going before that he would
-^
'
like
is
flee
with
more
precise
Ik
'
it
Pron. KXrjpos, ov
relat.
for he said makes it

II.
just the one, the very one, which they wished.
Attic usage
here
;
always
then,
therefore, so then;
cheerless house
xpvobs
sacri-
Upa
must allow virtue is best vso it seems thenwe are come

;
fire,
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
ov, (a of which nothing has been learnt, unknown. II. act. having learnt nothing, ignorant : c. gen. ignorant of. 6, Dor. for [?-] Dor. for
fire.
-5,
-,
^^,
ment used by
Abba.
, . .vs. '5
or
) .,)
(fSrj)
Tis
cannot begin a sentence.

ally
-, , (,
gen. t/os, 0, a term of endearchildren to their father, papa, Hebr.
--,
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 ar;
,
From
therefore you
',
in vain
ws eoiKfv,
in questions,
?
who
then
is
there to save
^Âpa
^vp^s
', ',
discordant, out of tune.
mour.
, ,
'
''APABOS,
or grinding of teeth. aros, to, and

ing, rattling
;
,
;
6,
a rattling;
[3
of
Att.
in grief, Lat. planctus.
dpai, aor.
inf.
'APAIO'2,
narrow, weak, slight. dpaios, a, ov, also

treated
accursed.
upon, [d]
redupl. for
plpqf. redupl.
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.
I
,, 8, . 5, $, , .
Zei/s apaios,
II.
, .
'.
os,
*. , ()
gnashing
a clash6,
99
Dor. for
apyos.
dpYdXcos,
^$,
Lat.
ov,
beating of the breast
painful, grievous, troublesome.
(akyos, as gravis
if
:
a\ya\io$) bard,
also
of
persons,
ov,
, , () prayed prayed
also as,
2.
thin,
to or en-
) ,
dpYcwos,
tone,
apyds, contr.
6-5, ,
for
apyaas.
for
'-($,
(fApyos,
:
slayer of Argus.
ol,
rally, offal, refuse.

17,
against,
,
6,
the feet of a sheepskin (Deriv. uncertain.)
gene-
Aeol. and Dor. for apyus, white,
act.
cursing, bringing mischief

Ion.
mostly of sheep.
,
,
Ion.
-,
:
pf.
and
$,
forms from
'.
()
45, ".
yijTa,
(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
8, , , , pyes,
from
f.
esp.
with cognate ace, apas
to
imprecate
thing : of a field, to lie fallow. a thing undone: Pass, to be
curses
upon one.
Dor. for
it
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 *';
in intr. sense,
trans, in pres.
, .
,
isjftxed,
fruitless.
apydvTOS,
apy^Ti, apyiTa
and impf.,
:
in
i.
Ion.
:
aor.
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.
aor. 2
(5: to
pass. part.
5,
:
and Ep. aor.

fixed
:
ness
vivid lightning. or
2 pass. part, apto
earth, Lat. argilla.
be joined closely together:

to be
closely, fit well suitable.
, )
:
dpapov, Ep. apdpus,
aor. 2 of
Ep.
fitted, fitting
Att.
:
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]
Ep. npaâ
, . part,
be fitted
to be fitting, meet, or
like clay, clayey.
,, , , , '5 , -5 -, 5,
apy-qs, white.
dpYTi, dpytTa, poet. dat. and ace.

(apyos
for upyrJTi,
be
= aepyos)
to be idle,
II.
do noto
trans, to leave
left
undone:
apyr\iis Dor.
,
rf,
:
,
:
tv, contr.
dpyds, gen.
and
ace.
= 0^7775. TJTos, , ,
also
with poet.
dat.
, = apyrjs, white, glancing. = a(pyia, (apyos =a(pyos) idleness,

sense, leisure.
ov,
{apyos)
white, bright, vivid,
lazi-
in
good
dpYi-Kpavvos,
{apyrjs,
K(pavvos) with white,
17,
(apyos) white clay, potter's

cs,
or
(apyiWos,
tlBos)
(v,
= apyos,
0,
white, shining.
dpyi-oSous, odovTos,
toothed, white-tusked.
Adv. -$.
f.
Pass., aor.
to strike
for.
cobweb, Lat. aranea.
ankle, used
, ,=$. , , ', . ,
Ion.
: , ,, , ^, ,
apapos, perf. part, of
I
(apyos, odovs)
gen.
dpî-irovs, 0,
Dor.
aor.
TToos) swift-footed or white-footed.
-, , , {)
17,
white-
(apyos,
only used in plur.
pyaa
the firstlings at a sacrifice.
03,
2.
accursed, unblest.
a, ov,
(
II.
nesus.
/Liat)
prayed
which that
5,
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
in
the Peloponnesus
is
best
known
in
Homer
From
for the
it is
also put for the district Argolis, or even
apdxvcios,
of or belonging to a spider.
'APA'XNH,
spider's web,
'2, , ,
,
it,
whole Peloponnesus.
shining, bright, glistening ;
$
IL
'APA'XNHS, ,
a spider, Lat. araneus.

:
Hence
5,
TO, a spider's web, cobweb.

6,
an Arab
77,
also'ApaPos, ov, 0. a strong shoe, coming up to the

travellers, etc.,
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
:
c.
:
gen.
rei,
idle at a thing, free
by hunters,
half-boot,
$, ,
[] from
of land, lying fallow. pass, not done, Lat. infectus : unattempted.

2
apyos
100
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.
dpyupeios or
ovv, (apyvpos) silver, of silver.

ov,
silver.
of apyvpiov. (apyvpos) a piece of silver: ^silver' i.e. money, cash. apyCpis, ihos, (apyvpos) a silver vessel.
, , -, -,
-65, -8,
to lay a
or belonging to silver: as Subst. (sub. 7^), silver-ore. ov, o, (apyvpos, running in silver eddies, epith. of rivers, [t]
es,
, , , -, )
-5,
or
-, ,
,
-,
(apyvpos,
7.
silver-quinsy,
".
f.
: :
aor.
i
$,
a silver-mine.
Properly neut. from ov, = apyvpeos, apyvpna

ov, contr.
', ", , ,
Ion.
to
water
cattle,
waterer: the most famous was at Syracuse.
, () cursing,
:
silver-mines.
05,
guage. "Apcios, ov also

a, ov,
a, ov. Ion.
apyvpovs,
a,
warlike, martial, Lat. Mavortius
,
came
threatening lan-
ov,
(^$)
Comp, 'ApuoTtpos,
(apyvpos,
()
i5os,
= apiiojv.
0,
wrought of
"Apeios Trayos,
hill
, Dim. ,
,
[t], fern,
against the Acropolis at Athens
of Ares, Mars' Hill, over on the west side.

judicial court, called
Here was held the highest

hence
the same
its
name
capital crimes
jurisdiction.
a, ov,
apdOTCpos,
boldness.
, (apyvpos) of
-5,
,
ov,
(apyvpos, (Jdos) like silver.
ov, (apyvpos,
-KOiros, 0, (apyvpos, ver, silversmith.
^Xos) silver-studded. a worker in silto levy
)
ey)
(apyvpoXayos)
country under contribution. a levying of money.
money Hence
c.
ace.
pos, novs) with silver feet. ov,

^
ing.
-05, -, ) )-, -,
(apyvpos,
ov.
')/-, ,
ov, (apyvpos,
()
levying money.
silver-footed: also
, (apyvpos, , , -ttow, ,
a worker in
silver.
gen.
(apyv-
(apyvpos,
silver-floiv
[P^]
dpy-vpos,
white metal,
,
i.
(apyos, white) like Lat. arg-entum, the

e. silver, first
in
money, money.
epith. of Apollo.
to^reward with silver

(s,
silver.
ship in
raised on high.
head: a
. ,, , () 2,
which Jason
f.
, ,
',
, -5,
f.
-5,
oos,
-, ,,
ov,
-|5,
ov, (apyvpos,
Homer.
2. silver-
with silver bow,
is,(apyvpos,<piyyos) silver- shining. (apyvpos) to turn into silver. 2.
(, ):($ (*,
:
, ^
imperat. of
. . . ., , () . , ^,
see
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.,
6-5,
'ps.)
*()
5,
,
aor.
1
(kps,
.)
inf.
by
specially under
full of martial
, (,
Ion. for
a-p6KTos, ov, poet, for appfKTos, undone.

act.
and med. of
i
Ep.
3 sing. aor.
med.
aor. 2
med.
inf.
of a desire to please, complai-
sance
in
bad sense, obsequious, flattering.

fut.
:
',
:
6$,
bad sense, obsequiousness, flattery. Adv. pres. part, of agreeably. , ov, desirous to please, complaisant : in
aor. I
,
From
inf.
,
Ep.
:
pf.
i
Med.,
fut.
aor,
1
'
ourselves
((
II. c.
Ep. part.
to
this will
to
: Pass,
make good, make it up, we make up among make amends : c. ace. pers.
;
to be so
= pyvpoets.
aos,
ov, (apyvpos,
(apyvpow) silver-plate. bought with

[v]
08, ,
)
2.
rewarded.
rich in silver.
to conciliate, propitiate,
c.
gen.
rei,
:
their heart with blood

quiesce.
tify,
pvas aaos
to be
sated Pass, to be contented, acthey
Pass., aor.
dat. pers.
pleasing
:
to,
gra-
ov, (apyvpos) silver-white,
= apyv<p(os, contr. ovs, ,

for
please, flatter, TpuiTois Tivos to conform to his ways:
epith. of sheep.
(apyos, swift) the
A rgo or
up,
sailed to Colchis.
grateful
lifted
to water, Lat. irrigare.
Adv. contr.
, ,
:
pleased them to do so. verb. Adj. of pleasing, acceptable, approved. Adv. -reus.
it
impers.,
^pca^
f.
], (()
to befit or
proper, to thrive,
.
:
prosper.
7itterly,
Lat. penitus.
($,
the point
, ,
of anything, an arrow-
Homer,
like Lat. virtus
goodness, excellence, of any kind ; but in (from vir), manhood, prowess,

2. in
sting.
0,
a watering
a watering-place.
From
valour: also manly beauty, dignity, etc. of the virtues of land, fountains, etc.
Prose,
3. excellence
: : ;
in art or
101
goodness, virtue
tion, merit.
, ,
dat.
is
,
,
meet to be
workmanship,
:
skill.
II.
in
moral sense,
1"-,
also character
for
virtue, reputa-
(For deriv. see Ion. and Horn, for
'$.)
med.
subj.
Ep. for
f.
,$.
aprj, 2 sing.
aor. 2
o(
.
c.
$,
notion conveyed by
, -5, $. -5,
-5,
:
insep. Prefix, like kpi-,

its
compd.
strengthening the of same root with
$, , , = , ,
in
V,
apiyvorros.
to help, aid,
succour in war,
2. absol. to be
of
:
use, befit;
well-known
ap-q'yei it
ov, easy to be known, bad sense, notorious, infamous.
also os,
gen. vos, (api-,
ing, very tearful.
silent.
II. c. ace. rei, to
prevent, ap-qyeiv
'/.
war.
offfrom one, to avert the capture, as <p6vov TiKVOis (Same Root as Lat. arceo.)
uvos,
, -5,
, ,
rei,
also,
, ,
a helper, aid.
,
ov,
^^^
ward off, to ward
ov, (apt-, much shewn hence famous : Homer also uses it as a Sup., dptSetKfTos most renowned of men.
-8, -6$,
:
Dor. for
) $.
)
3
to
much weep-
ov,
(^$,
ov,
Ooos) swift as Ares, swift in
or in war.
-5, , 5, , -5,
(8,
,
of mountains
ov. Ion. for "Apeios. ov. Ion. for
-5,
Ares.
act.
(-$.
, ,
also
(, \$)
harassed,
., $, 3. ,
form of
an Ion.
ov,
infin.,
prob. for
(from
).
:
distressed,
(Origin uncertain.)
gen.
"APHS,
dat. "Apec, Att.
Ares, Lat. Mars, son of Jupiter and Juno, the god of war and destruction, the spirit of strife, plague, famine. Hence often used to denote war, slaughter, murder, etc. (Akin to as the Lat. Mars to was. From the same Root come the first notion of goodness being that o( manhood, bravery in war: cf.
clension
\%' ", , .
contr.
:
, , . . 08, . ($, , " "

(Ous, II. help, succour. help against a thing, meatis of averting it.
, {-^)
. , . , , () . , -, $,
ov, also
slain by
Ares
cotispicuous or manifest.
-5, -5, -|5, 05, .

f.
:
ov, very clear or conspicuous, far-seen,
manifest,
much known.
Ep. form of
, ov,
Adv.
-$.
,
I
very
ov, very enviable.
dear
to
up
4, , ()
to
Dor. for Dor. for
6$.
pi.
number, count, reckon

aor.
pass. inf.
count out.
2. to
reckon, count.
to pray,
an
Ep. for
of
aros,
fcus, 17,
c.
a number. a counting or reckoning up.

:
of or for numbering or rec-
$,
:
pf.
med. of
plqpf.
,.
of
:
koning, skilled therein
Adv.
-,
~ ),
(sc.
arithmetic.
arithmetically.
pf. pass. part,
of
easily
numbered, few in number
pf. act.
and
pass,
pf. part. pass,
of
gen. ''Apeos or
"^
(never
"Apu, poet.
ace.
") ",
not counted, held of no account, Lat. nullo in mwiero habitus.
number, a number, Lat. numerus.

of worth, rank, etc.
sit
amount,
size, etc.; irokvs
and
voc. "Apis: Ion. and Ep. de-
ber, as a
mark
to
.
;
2.
('
;
3.
num-
kv
in
rank among
men
,(, , ,
-,
:
Lat. virtus.)
one thai prays
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
;
utter distinctly
. , , () ,-, )', , ,, . -5, ) . , {) ,, -, (, ) , () , () -5, (,) ) -5, , , $ , ., () , ,(, -, (()

rjpos,
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.
fivai, like Lat. nullo
count.
4.
fem.
properly
-, =
a-pls,
05.
hence a
priest, priestess,
[a]
"Apios,
ov, old
s,
word
for
Median.
Ion. for aparas.
cipdeis, aor. i pass. part,
of
3
''.
(-,
very stately or showy,
very splendid.
Aeol. for
f.
pi. aor. 1 pass,
of
to be joined together.
ov,
(~,
very remarkable
very
, ov, joined, united:
as Subst.
,,
at peace with another
plain or manifest.
contest.
peaceful relations, concord.
ov,
victorious in the
ov,
best-ruling.
rich in grapes.
I
:
ov,
;
(-,
f.
pf.
syncop.
the eyes;
f.
the mouth.
:
Hence
to
fasten by joints
to articulate,
also to nerve, strengthen.
c,
(TSos) well-jointed.
to take syncop. inf. the morning meal, Lat. prandere : generally, to taê any meal, cf. the feats of the hero thai dpiarcia, 77,
:
pi.
::
103
won
the
meed of valour
Single
heroic
called, in
scribed, e. g.
always in piur., of the bravest, meed of valoiir.

left,
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.)
mostly in plur. apiarrjes, Lat. optimates, the noblest

chiefs, princes.
:
(
Med.
(apiaTos)
he was best at fighting,

Ion. for
f.
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.
position.
breakfast;
breakfast
ayaeos
inf.,
excellent
lently
Att.,
:
children.
best
stoutest hand.
best children.
treacherous.
-,/ -, -, -,
hand;
4s,
-, ) (, -, , (, ) -, $ -, ) 8, -5, ) $- , ) $ $ $, , () , -, )
:
-5, , (5, $) -5, ", ,, (5, )

,
-voos,
ov,
-, 05,
f.
, 5 , , ', , ( ^ ^ )5, $. , () , . , ) , ,
action.
any great, manifest books of the Iliad were so plainly. which the deeds of some one hero are dedpKcios,
( (),
'
^.
clearly
visible.
, 08, , ,
Book
is
. {()
man
:
;
Adv.
($,
Adv. -tws.
very
the prize
of
),
05, enough; 65, , ()

Att. contr.
dp/fccy,
a, ov,
ap/tTeios,
$.
sufficient.
I
of a bear. Adv. pres. part, it is enough.
605, , ,
f.
iws,
Ion. for
: Lat.
() ( ARCEO,
:
help, aid, service.
pres. part. neut. of

:
aor.
to
only, to assist, aid.
($,
(apiaros) the best
in
Homer
sing. Ion. impf.
f.
-.
to
be the best or bravest

the best of the
;
he
was
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;
:
off: c. dat. II. to be qf use, avail, be strong also c. dat. to suffice, satisfy:
off,
ward
keep
pf. pass,
-^.)
it
Trojans
now
is
safe that
we
perish
II.
to be best in a
thing
c. inf.,
or be saved
apKios
a sure reward.
enough,
sufficient.
contr, for
to
give one breakfast:

to
dpKTCios, a, ov,
verb.
II.
($)
Adj.
of a bear.
to breakfast.
of
Adv. (apiCTos) according
rank or gin.
(5, ()
voos)
of the best disto
APKT2,
;
Att. apKvs, vos,
net,
i.
hunter's net,
Lat. cassis
apKves
the toils,
e. perils,
of the
Med.
,
ov,
prepare sword. things prepared for

as
to get one's breakfast. best in

its
or
(apfevs,
kind, used
Sup. to
:
of persons,
ov, or os, ov,
best,
i.
e.
bravest or noblest
;
($,
a line of
nets.
sur-
c.
rounded with nets;

:
best to fight
:
best,
:
easiest to
pi.
cheat
the toils
nets.
death amid a net or place beset with
In Att. best,
i.
e.
most
neut.
as Adv., best,
most excel-
contr. with article,
Horn.,
Dor.
(On
deriv., see
'.$.)
(apKvs, ovpos) a watcher of nets. utos, to, (same Root as a chariot, war-chariot, car. 2. chariot and horses,
-05, , ,,
,
$,
poet. fem. of
-TOKos, ov,
eipos,
($, (() , ($,

6,
the
yoked chariot
also the horses.
bearing the best
with the with a cover, a contest won by the
Tvos, b,
es,
(dpi-,
(~,
) )
(5, $)
easily
esp.
bearing the
very slippery or
known, very
chariots, charioteer.
, , , -,
$,
05,
and children. /" or belonging to a chariot: , ov, of music, whether of a mournful or martial cast. f. to drive a chariot, go therein.
esp. for
() , () , , (, ,
f.
(, women
sustenance allotted, food.
an eastern carriage
chariot-driving.
to drive
ov,
From
a chariot. From a driver of
hence
aor. I
pf.
esp. oi joiner's
together
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 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.
f.
) -, ^) ) , -, : , $, , ) -, , () , () ) $, -, , , . . 5, $ ,.) , ,, , , , ) , ,... ', , , , .) . , (, . , , , -,() ,

chariots.
riot horses, esp, for racing.
course of a chariot, wheel-track.
,.
6,
, (,
rattling with
(,
'0'2. -9, , , 'APNE'OMAI,

i
:
103
(apvos,
feasting on sheep.
i
fut.
aor.
making chariots;
wheehvright, chariot-tnaker. f. to keep cha-
(, Hence
but also aor, med. to deny: opp. to

decline
Dep.
opp. to dnuv,
pass,
c. inf. to
a keeping of chariot horses.
Ion.
-, ,
(,
f.
, (^)
fipos, b,
to refuse: absol. to say no, refuse to do.
a tumbler: also a diver.
the
(apvos) to frisk like a lamb, tumble. ov, to be denied.

denial.
, . Dim.
ecws,
oi apvos, a
the tackle or
rigging of a ship
any
as
'APNO'5,
ToC,
T77S,
gen. of an obsol.
:
young lamb, lambkin. nom. *aps,

dat. apvi, ace.
dat.
tools or implements, like
(From same Root
6$,
5, , , . ,
,
Att.
:
aor. 2 pass. part, of
also as,
, (p6)tting
Dor.
:
(),
the nom. in use being du. apve ; pi. apv(s, gen.

ace. apvas
:
a lamb, Lat. agnus, agna
(Ep. ap:
also
together
a sheep.
well-fitting, agreeable.
defect. Dep., used only in pres.
and impf.,
gain,
pf.
to
Med. prepare, make marriage Med.

work
:
($,
f.
lengthd. form of
to receive for oneself,
Pass., aor. I
earn, carry off as a prize.
to fit
together, join,
oneself,
to join
for
2.
put
ready.
to
of marriage,
-,
Dor. for Ep. aor. 2 med. of

aor.
fut.
of
{) () ()
imperat. of
17^0;,
a ploughman; labourers of the Muses, i. e. poets.

6,
,=
made by
commander.
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.
,5 . . , ,
,
the theory
for
05, , (a
tearing
Dor. for
arcs,
rjpos,
() ,) , () , ()
,
away
skilled in
of music. a joining, a joint; a joint or opening in the tomb

the stones.
joined work.
, = sq.
poet., also
apv(s, etc.; v. sub apvos.

iSos,
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.
, ,
, (), . , $ , (, -$, , ,(, )) , -, (, :

of the field :
'
dpOTOS,
()
\$
cws,
f.
tillage,
ploughing, husbandry;
2.
to live by husbandry.
the crop, fruit
afield.
II.
the season
of tillage,
seed-time.
dpoTpaios,
a, ov,
of corn-land.
music
plough. ov, 6, of ov for the plough. f. to plough. [\, =

to
6,
, ==
Hence
h'lavKos)
one
ploughs
to
and fro,
, ()
f.
like a runner in the
'\$.
who
-Trovos, ov^
a ploxtgh, Lat. aralrnm. labouring at

to
the
plough.
draw
(]
the
of
Att. for
dpva, ace. with no nom.
q. v. in
corn-land, Lat. arvum: also generally, soil, land; metaph. of a woman as iraTpis father-ZawJ;
,
.
plough.
[],
fut.
med. of
but
()
,
ov,
tilled or
arable land, seed-land,
use,
dual apve, plur.
giving birth
a.
(apvos) a sheep^s skin.
5, 5 , -5, ,
.
f.
to children.
Hence
belonging
field-mouse. Dim. of
ov,
(,
.
to
corn-land, rustic;
$
pf
rrovos)
working
i
in the
6,
poet,
aor
104
:~V^ss., aor.
:
'
:
ds
:
.
to
pf.
plough,
Hrjnovs.
Pass, of the child, to be begotten.
the thing seized, booty, plunder.
bucket.
booty, plunder.
is seized,
05, , ()
, ()() ,
Ep. for
, () , ,
till,
Lat. arare.
2.
II. to
sow,
metaph. of the husband,

3
pi. pres.
fo beget
of
^.
ful
seizure, robbery, rape.
.
up a
seized,
III. rapacity.
' , ', , ()
that
may be published and must not be told. 2. that cannot^ be told, horrible, shocking, Lat. nefandus\
tacenda.
of Pallas.
$, ,
fut.
2.
a hook for drawing a rake, Lat. harpago.

that which
2.
is
honour of
ens
,
be
things most horrible.
3.
spoken;
f.
Lat.
shamedicenda
to
carry the peplos

the
Hence
,
al,
the
procession
with
at
peplos
in
',,
:
aor.
pf.
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.
:
to
apiraXtos, ov, and os, ov, greedy: also attractive, pleasatit.
Hence
rapax.
derer.
game
also a bow-strino".
--,
con.
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.
i.
--,
, , ', , -5, ^, , , (), , () ) ,() , ,. ,

"APPIXOS, ,
,, ^ /. ,
robbery.
Att.
anything that
or
plunder.
i^
aor.
Att.
pf.
: Pass.,
[]
:
) - -5,
cold or fear.
who carried
-, (, ()
Pallas.
Athens, two maid-
other holy things of Pallas in the Scirophoria.

ov, (a privat.,
the peplos
and
(-
ap-pijos, ov, (a privat.,
OT
aor. 2
ap-pts, ivos, out smell.
,,
( privat.,
,
^)
not shivering from
not rooted.
II.
plunder.
Hence
08, ,, , ()
6,
a robber.
without rhythm or proportion : in undue measure, unsuitable, not fitting. Adv. out of time.
-5,
-,
Att.
a basket,
ov, (a privat.,
pU) without nose, with[t]
Fern,
seized in haste.
()
Adv.
grasping,
eagerly.
-,
ill
ov, (a privat.,
wyos,
f.
, ,
pvTis) unwrinkled. (a privat., without cleft,

to be
unbroken.
-e'cws,
f.
Hence
($)
a
privat.,
weak
or sickly.
to catch at, seize
ayes,
2.
,,
upon, receive. robbing, rapacious, Lat.
5, ,
(a
sickness.
a rope, cord, for snaring the twist or thread of which cloth is made
i),
^, , ()
l\.
as Subst.
a robber, plun-
weakness,
sickness,
ill
health;
robbery, rapine.
inability to serve
from
-8,
health.
ov,
weak, sickly
aor.
hence languid, remiss.
V,
II.
al,
()
a bird of prey, a kind of sickle : a scimitar.

the snatchers,
e.
ap<ravTs, and
3 sing. aor. appeviKOs.
fal-
act.
',',
suture.
:
-5,
ov, (a privat.,
seam or
undotie
)
ov,
unnatural
ap-pKTOs, poet. a-pcKTOS,

unfinished.
appevLKos,
children.
masculine.
-, -8,
ts,
appevo-irais, vaihos,
2.
, , ()
with a boy.
ov,
(, (, )
, ,
ov, (a privat.,
be broken or
ov, (a privat., Lat. tndictus : not divulged, untaught. be told, secret, mysterious;
: 3, -8,
woimded : metaph.
appev,
gen. (vos old Att dpIon. -.male, opp. to eijXvs hence masculine, manly, strong : as Subst. , the male.
: :
"APPHN, , ,
ov, also
() ,
fierce, savage.
)$ ) , ,, . , () -) .:) , . )
/,
unsewed, without
-5, (, "APSHN, 5, , -, () , ,
ov,
, 08, , ?/(, ,=
Ep. for
offences.
and med. of
. )
i
of
Ion.
and Att.
for later
ov,
fitting, agreeing, friendly.
(a privat.,
masculine, male.
irais)
$, raising or lifting. II. in prosody, the rise of the voice on the first syllable, arsis, ictus, opp. to the letting it sink.
of male
5, -,
(,
,
a
gen.
()
lifting the feet.
. ,
^
i
one guilty of
contr.
for
($
Ion. for
fut.
of
masculine- looking,
nus +
Persian measure, artaba, 2 choenices.

f.
medim-
to cut in pieces, cut up.
unbroken, not to
From
is
untiritig.
Adv.
"APTA^MO^, ,
[],
a butcher, cook.
-tcus.
that by which something

pf.
hung
tip,
a rope, halter.
:
Ion.
f.
Pass.,
:
aor.
pf.
unsaid,
II.
not to tc things
(same Root as thing upon another upon, e/i Tivos: hence

:
to
3 to fasten
Ion.
pi.
to,
Pass, to be
hang one hung tipon, hang
aliquo.
II.
depend upon, Lat. pendere ab Pass, to befitted, prepared, ynade ready.
pf. pass,
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.
"APTEMIS,
, ,
, ,
, .
of
f's,
Ion. for
or
4
,
(, 3
1
(aprios) safe
and sound.
Hence
", safety, soundness.
the
() , , () ", , (()
5, ,
,
,
Roman
^. -, -$. -, , -, . , {)) -5, ) -(5, $,

:
105
cheese, jusi
just put together, just made: coagulated, Lat. recens coactus.

ov,
of
newly gotten, epith. of money.
Ep. for
. . ^, ,
, -5,
-5,
f.
-, {, ) -, {$, ) -, {, ) -, {, $ () -, , $)
{, {, {, ()
,
s
groiving.
weep.
) -5, ') -, ) -8, -, ) -,

-5, (, '^$) {,
S,
-5,
$,
{, {, )
just steeped.
ov,
apTi-yiveios, ov,
{, yevdov)
just married.
with the beard just
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.
-5,
, )
ov,just born.
fs,
-5,, ,
ov,
{, (, , {, {,
is,
ov, new-born.
jiewly carved.
Subst. a baker.
just taught.
just weeping, ready to
bread: baker.
ing close
(Is
-, {, ) , , {, ) -5, {, \) -, {, ) -5,
pecul. fem. of
is,
,
6,
:
-, ,
when
f.
-05, ,
{apTos,
)
shop.
making bread:
as
ov, 6, {apTos,
ioa)
a dealer in
Hence
a baker
fem. of
-5, 5, ,
it
$,
it is
a bread-
just stript
off.
zvoman.
"APT02,
is
{apTios, tnos) ready of speech, glib. a late union;
plur.
newly-married husbands.
{apTios) to get ready, perform.
is,
bread, opp. to
just blooming.
close-glued, cling;
-, oi () ,
means bread
{apTos,
is,
just dead.
ov,
to.
II.
meiaph. fitti/ig well together
or leaves.
-5, , {, -5, {, \() {,

in the nick
6,
of time, opportunely. just having got hair

speaking readily.
just born.
apTiJvas, , Epidaurus, like
-, {, ) {, ()
ov,
i'/)
oipTt-X6xvrros, ov,
is,
dpTios, a, ov,
its
kind, exactly fitted ;
purpose;
able.
numbers,
-,
2.
active, quick, ready, c. inf.
thought things fitting or agreeII. of
having just learnt.

complete, perfect of to speak to the
(same Root as contrive : in bad

rally,
v(iv, Lat. insidias struere, to contrive

to
make
evett,
opp. to
is,
{,
($,
odd.
bucket, larger than the

aor.
I
Trayrjvai aor. 2 pass, of v-fjy-
, ] , /^ .) , .. 8,
[],
I
, (, -5, {) '() , {)
to eat bread.
,. ,
,
fut.
:
a loaf, esp. of wheat, for barley-bread
commonly
to eat
in
wheaten
to eat barley-bread.
From
bread-eater.
seasoning, spice.
magistrate at Argos and
Ep.
:
aor.
:
pass.
I
also
pvi'.
aor.
:
fut.
[]
aor.
pf.
pajs.
To arrange, manage,
sense, to scheme,
prepare, make
t',
ready
Med.
hence a trick
gene-
to prepare,
ready.
{)
a pail for drawing water,

part, of
med.
106
ladle, cap.
to
Lat.
to win,
quated.
songs from Phrynichus' Phoenissae. (sub. properly neut. of apXaios, the original sum, the principal, Lat. sors.
olden time.
-5, (, \) -.6---5, .{5, (8, ", $,

out of date.
, ,{) -5, ,
-68, ,
gain.
6,
, .. , 8, , ,, \5. $ ', , , : ,: ', . ^
Ion.
.
f.
: .
rjpos,
,=
Dim. of
-5,, {)
,
all,
to
ov, {apxe-,
small ladle.
cf.
or dance.
^
)
Lat.
:
command,
lead.
leading the chorus
5,
,=
rjpos,
ov,
() {)
to
ladle:
vessel/or taking up liquids,
a beginning, first cause, origin ; in the beginning, at first ; e^ from the first; absol., atfirst; not atfirst, i.e.
never at
not at
all, like
fit to drink.
:
omnino non.
Att.
Pass., aor.
HAUR-IRE,
draw for oneself: c. gen., to draw from the waters of
[]: 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,
,
From
a a
but dat.
11,
2.
NdKov
:
the Nile
metaph.
(6$,
over Asia also an empire. 2 in Att. prose, a magistracy, oce in the government they were mostly obtained in two ways,
TTJs
a'las power
ayyeXos) an archangel,
old-fashioned,
anti-
by
6v,
-8,
--^/^,
'^''"*"
:
election,
is,
ov,
{$,
beginning of a thing.
f.
yovrj) of ancient race.
f.
to discuss antiquities or things
From
ov,
one who writes

ov,
-5,
f
leader
:
{, ,
^0
:
by
lot.
yiviadai) causing the first

a leader or ruler; and
to be
'70'<w.
âke a
:
ov,
fem.
Dor.
ancient history.
, -\5,
,
f.
the founder of a city or family.
5, ^) {,
begifining.
idos,
first leader, prince, chief.
kparos)
dear old
apxaio-TTpemfis,
ancient, former.
!, -,
of old, time-honoured. dpxaios, a, ov, i) from the beginning, ancient: in good sense, time-honoured ; but in bad sense, like
gistrates, Lat. Comitia.
{, (;, ,
-,
style.
) {
ov,
fs,
^), , {$, \$) {$,

gone by:
rich
from
Dor. beginning, originating. as Subst. like 7tTi7s, a leader, founder, Lat, auctor ; a first father. 2. a prince, chief. Adv, from the beginning.
-05.
distinguished
,
'-,
, ,
-, , {, ^) . -
TO, Ion, for
Adv,,
{)^.
. from
of
Ion,
insep. Prefix
antiquated,
ov,
605, ,
Chief Priest.
. Dim.
(, :
,
,, , {(($)
a
also simple, silly.
2.
{$,
to
rponos) old-fashioned.
ai'pecis)
an
3,
hood.
sea.
apx-ipvs,
election
canvass for election. Adv. of
quated
lence or superiority.
Ion.
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.
, ,
-,
insep. Prefix
of maalso to
chief priest, high priest.
Hence
bold the Comitia
:
5,
from
anciently.
2. in anti-
with idea of excel-
{):
or sacred embassy.
leading the people, a chief contr. dpxc-Xds. p. inf. of
wealth.
prince.
throne.
model.
-,
, ,
-8, -5,
.
ov,
{,
ov, Att.
-5,
$)
beginner of
-75,
ov,
{-, ttXovtos) enjoying ancient
ill.
{-,
-, ) -8, -5,
apxiKos,
-, , {) $,
,
-',
,
-,, $. ) ',
ov,
-,
f.
whence
ace. pi.
{-, {-,
to be
$, ()
like
^-.
to the
little ofi^ce.
belonging
nom,
{,
(;
also
tep6i;s)
the chief priest-
ruling the
{-, ($) the chief of a

a chief of robbers.
royal.
2. fit
From
for rule:
skilled in governtnent.
shepherd.
Dor. for
II.
($, {)
apxeras
as Adj.,
a leader, a princely
a synagogue.
tect
:
T(5,
(/)-, rvttoi) an archetype, pattern,
. , ,
gen, evos,
-5,
apx-ipevs,
0,
f.
-,
, a chief pilot. a chief comedian. , a chief cupbearer. apxt-7rtparr)S, ov, , a chief of pirates. ,
{-,
a chief
Ion, for
{-,
to be
^^)
the ruler
of
-,
a chief builder or archi-
to construct, contrive, Lat, struere.
From
evos, 0,
a master-builder, director of
publican.
for
., ,. , ', -8, -5, ) , ,) ^ ^ ^ , : ': ^ : , . , ^ ,, , , $
works, architect, engineer: generally, an author, con-
a bathi?ig-tub.
(Deriv, uncertain.)
for
triver.
-5,
f.
'Aadvaios, Lacon,
ov,
a chief collector of taxes, chief of a banquet or
the president
-5,
ov,
ov,
( priv,, ( privat.,
'')
, From
,
,
Pass,
107
without sandals. not to be flattered,
triclinium, so called because the guests reclined
on
harsh, morose.
couches placed along three sides of the table. dpxos, (5, a leader, chief, comtnander. From
:
a-ffapKOs, ov, (a privat,,

contr. for
"APXfl, commonly
aor,
pf.
more
aor.
I
I
without flesh, lean. 3 sing. aor. i med. of

to satiate.
to hurt.
in
Med.
pf.
fut.
aor. I
med, inf. of
Pass., fut.
aor.
I. of Time, a beginning of a thing,
to begin
c.
gen. to
make
or
with
inf.
is, (a privat., indistinct, dim,faint, uncertain, obscure. Adv, -<pS)s, indistinctly.

f.
-s,
indistinctness.
($)
part.,
to begin to build;
{)
to
to surfeit, cloy, satiate

pass,
the soul begins to sink.
2.
with aor,
and med,
to
begin from or with; Jove, Lat. a fove pri?icipitim.

dat. pers.,
a
banquet to the gods
sense, like
sacrifice
to
part.
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,
imperat.,
II,
$,
with the limbs. shew him the way:

at first.
^,
$
thetis,
un-
Aios
to
begin
from
et
to feel
loathing or nausea, to be disgusted or

ov, also
3. c. gen. rei
vexed at a thing.
Med.
to
make preparations
also in a religious
to
-5,
ov, (a privat.,
quenched,
less.
not
be
begin a
II. as Subst.,
4. c.
ace,
(8 ),
quenched
:
($)
17,
endless,
cease-
unslaked lime. the action of fire,
2. asbestus, a
mineral which
captain, chief, king.
"ASBOAOS, ,
, for
, ^^, {($)
magistrates at
the second
called emphatically 6
BaciKevs, the third
remaining six 01 a form assumed as the Root of but [d], of [], fut, o{
sailors.
gen. useful in a thing.

helper, defender,
"APilMA,
inf.
, : -, ,. {), ,
**1,
, (^^) help,
6,
" " 5, , ^.
2,
oi
nine in number, the

or
) ",
$)
, .
first
ously, sin against the gods.
the chief
,, ,
,
f,
rarely b, also
I
3 sing. aor.
of
, ,
(sub.
act,
resists
soot.
to hurt.
impiety, profaneness.
to act
{$)
privat,,
profanely or impi-
-,
aros, r6,
an impious
is,
(a
being
profane.
fut. inf.
Hence
a sin. ungodly, unholy,
of
the
.
;
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,,
-pos,
to satiate,
succour, protection
apojyr}
(<. -5,
:
, -$, , (^)
help against disease.
{^6$,
II.
helping, aiding, propitious;

as Subst.
8,
of
an advocate before a tribunal, any seasoning, spice. corn-land, Lat. arvum. Ep. for contr, from pres.
TO,
,
until.
helper
of 7775)
c.
, ,
to
[a]
ov,
f.
( privat.,
:
pf.
pass,
behave licentiously.
-s,
-$,
,
is,
(^) (
med,
licentiousness.
licentious, brutal.
privat,,
Adv.
extravagantly.
ov, (a privat.,
-vos,
unholy.
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.
, , -,
as, as or as, Aeol. and Dor. for ews,
as. Dor. gen. for ^s, from 6s,

contr. for
I
aor.
!.
^,
till,
6, = (, -5,
2 pi. fut.
6.
generally, anguish, distress.
inf.
-,
-5,
-\8,
)
,
untended.
^,
-5,
, . ,,. , ,, ) . -8, )
ov, (a privat.,
to act impiously.
)
,
Att.
;
) ^)
) '^
to satiate.
not lighted.
:
{^-
without moon.
From
not to be reverenced,
Dor. for
fut.
77,
{, to satiate) surfeit, loathing, disgust.

aor, I pass, subj,
2,
and
inf.
of
ov,
( privat.,
without leader,
II.
ov, (a privat.,
unsealed, untnarked. without sign or mark;

etc.,
^$)
out device.
obscure.
uncoined gold II. of sacrifices,

III.
arms withgiving no sign,
indistinct,
2.
sounds, inarticulate. known, obscure, ignoble.
unseen, unheard: of of persons and places, un-

108
gen. ovos, -
sickliness.
weak
ficant
panting, gasping from
highest religious
, -, , ,, , )
want of
to be
2.
-,, , , , ($) (, , ($) , , (() -, ( $)

a
disease.
f.
.
II.
sickly.
strength, weakness,
weak, feeble,
infirmity.
. ,
tise
riv.
or endeavour to remain such.

t's,
3.
absol. to
practise, train,
an
is,
privat.,
2.
feeble, sickly.
without strength, of property, poor ; 01
the
weaker
sort,
i.
e.
the poor.
3.
insigni-
Tivos practice of or in a thing.

fession, Lat. ars.
ov, verb. Adj.
so of streams, small.
f.
($)
toil.
Adv. of
arcs,
, (,
to weaken. weakly, feebly, slightly. to blow) hard-drawn breath,
or trade, opp. to
'-,() {',
breafh, breathing.
to breathe
province of Asia.
(with or without Cepion of Lesbos.
without sword.
), '--, -8, (,$)

es,
ov, 6,
official
hard, gasp for brea'h. an Asiarch, the under the Romans in the
exercised in a thing. as opp. to
5, , () fem. Adj. Asiatic:

the lyre as improved by
ov, (a privat.,
. -,
,
, 08.
[]
:
,, 5,
uncertain.)
(ws,
unhurt, unharmed: unscathed.
-5, , ()
ov, (a privat., ov, 6,
, (4) exercise, training;

II.
)
an
:
(De-
exercise.
without
tents.
a trade, pro-
5, , () (,
:
of to be practised. one ivho practises any art
08, , ,,()
ovos, 0,
an
athlete.
Hence
2.
industrious
athletic.
curiously wrought.
3. to be
staff.
(a privat., of persons, unhurt, unharmed: of things, imdamaged. U. act. not harming, doing no harm : innocent. 2. protecting
es,
--,
)
:
ytvos) of Asiatic descent. not of iron. 2.
Homer
later,
,
-8,
to flay
:
a, ov, (a privat.,
, (
privat.,
''6, ,
6,
))
Lat.
acquired by practice,
ivithout shade.
without a
the temple of Aesculapius.
From
in
:
Asclepios,
Aescidapius,
a
a Thessalian prince,
from harm. Hence Adv. innocently
tmhoed, undug. 6, a mean bed. II. a bier. and Adv. of wifhout winking, without unchanged look.
blinking, with steady impudent look.

in a twinklinor.
-5,
neut. aoKiXis, as Adv., also Afojs, obstinately, stubbornly.

2.
withered.
, ) ,) $, , ';, , , - ) -, -5, )
-5,
-5,
daios,
, ', , , ()
f.
() A2I2, ($,
a, ov,
Sup.
slimy, miry. slime, mud.
.
II.
son of Apollo medicine.
prudent
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.,
-,
and
physician Coronis, tutelary god of
)
(,
famous as
one alive;
to go without food, to fast. jvant offood, fasting. From ov, (a privat., without eating, fasting.
Dionysia,
the second day of the rural on which they danced upon wine-skins.
f.
, ()
to be flayed alive.
Hence
-5, ,
t's,
or
a kind cf lizard.
ov, (a privat.,
-,
the leather padding of the hole which served for the row-lock, put there to make the oar work easily.
$, ,
()
to
dance as at the Ascolia.
ov, (a privat.,
, ()
it
a song, lay.
not
of time,
of song.
(a
euphon.,
dried
-5, -75,
:
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
()
fut.
inconsiderate
Adv. ~$,
unhewn. o{
inconsiderately.
unconsidered, unobserved.
-5, -8,
es, =^
$.
. . ,
:
ov, (a privat.,
unfurnished with
2'1,
f.
curiously, fashion, dress out, to honour a divinity, Lat. colere.
work
and prose, to practise, exercise, Lat. exercere said ; either of the person, as, to exercise the body ; or of the thing, as, to practise
) ^ . -.(: , )
jmfurnished : re
pass,
c.
), , '2', )
I
II,
65, ,
be of
it
:
ov, as
if for
up,
$,
fut.
)
perf.
in dat.,
twister
pass. part,
of
ivell-pleased,
glad : often
Conip.
would be to
pos.
Adv.
-$, gladly,
((, -^
me
well-pleased,
readily.
glad should
and
~-
-5,
4.
contr. for
of
',
to sing.
ov, (a privat.,
unwise, foolish.
:
gen.
to
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 master.
pf.
adorn
also,
II.
2.
an
art.
2. c. inf.,
(( ^
in Att.
I prac-
Att. , asparagus. -cnrapTOs, ov, (a privat., of land, 7insown, untilled : of plants, not sown, growing wild.
, , ) 5, ,
. .
to be
glad
that
(a euphon., to pant, gasp, struggle convulsively. 6, a sweet-scented shrub.
Ion. impf.
ivell-pleasing.
ing
by no libations, implacable.
without posterity. Adv., (a euphon., unceasingly.
unspeakably great unspeakably: but,

terable,
voice.
that throws
shield.
, ()() , . , , -, , . ,( , () , ,) ,, . .. -, -, ) -8, ) ) ) -8, , ) ) -, ) , ) -,

*'.
Att.
109
also os,
II.
welcome,
well-pleased, glad.
Hence
Adv. readily, gladly.

embraces.
aros, r6,
a welccme, greet:
in plur.
an embrace
welcome.
affection.
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.
Ion. for
neut.
,,
7,
-8, ,
,
-5,
cV,
whence was formed the Comp. Adj.

Adv.
Att. contr. for
(s,
(a privat.,
to be
appeased
i.e.
pos. Sup.
(a privat.,
without seed,
(a privat.,
unsteady, unstable. unsteady,

e.
ov, (a privat.,
hastily, hotly,
unstable
d-o-TTCTOs, ov, (a privat.,
(()
-8,
:
of things, uncertain.
ov, (a privat.,
neiit.
$
(,
unspeakable, unutas Adv.,
gushing
in streams:
Adv.
Adv.
^)
not trickling,
in floods.
i.
ov,
(a privat.,
-tcus.
without
an
indistinct
party-spirit, quiet.
tjtos,
o,
one
rS.c,{.,to -8,
Subst. a shield-bearer, warrior.
, ,
,
pure.
:
ing by the shield, a warrior. (a privat., ci-amXos, ,

spotless,
-, () ) -, ( ) -, ) )
ov,
ov,
away
his shield,
($, ($,
-is,
a runaway, cozvard. wielding a

shield-bearing
:
certain, unstable.
[5t]
as
() a shield-bearer. , armourer shop. From a shield-maker. ($, '-,, gen. ($,

s
, ,
shield-bearing, a warrior.
a ship, undecked ;
ing no
ov,
ovos,
liv-
, ^ ) 6,
ov, (a privat.,
be 7mstable : be a wanderer.
From
not steadfast, un-
-, $,
From
vos,
shelter.
,,
,
fem. Adj. consisting of raisins.
(a euphon.,
$)
From
a raisin.
-5, , -5,
-65, -5,
;
dat. pi.
of (a euphon.,
ov, (a privat.,
'/)
an ear of corn.
uncovered, of
their hav-
from
Dep.
to be witty.
05, ov, also
without stain,
like Lat. itrbanus,

neat, pretty
opp. to aypoiKos.
of
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
shield, Lat. clipeus,
*2'2, 5, , a
round
made
(6$)
bull's hide, overlaid
()
'
(), (
;
as Adj.,
bowels
offering, to
-5, ) -5,
:
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.
ously pursued.
, $ , , -, -, . ) -, , 5,
.
:
(, ()
,8 $
-5,
, -705,
) ) $(
,
a, ov,
()
of the town; then,
courteous, polite, witty, elegant,
-,
,
()
($,
,)
'^)
ov,
(a privat.,
din of shielded ivarriors. without
'/)
-5, (, 8, , ()
s,
c75os) starry.
(v,
starry
sparkling,
metaph. heartless or merciless. Adv. implacably. From

ov, (a privat.,
glitteritig.
without drinkII. poured.
,, 6-05, , (, )
pout, for
ligk'ning.
Hence
the lightener.
-'
and
:
without zeal
without a struggle, ignobly.
)) -.
ov, (a privat.,
II.
-5,
77,
ov, (a privat.,
($)
:
starry
star-like, bright.
ungarlanded.
not zeal-
-5, , -8,
not worth zeal, mischievous.
not crowned. ov, (a privat., fem. of dare's, a female citizen. without tombstone. ov, (a privat., Lat. 'ASTH'P, , gen. epos dat. pi.
:
Adv. (a
privat.,
ASTRUM,
meteor.
a star.
) ,
2.
,)
without crown,
any luminous body, a
110
fixed, unsettled, unstable.

s,
holy.
like country Dionysia celebrated in the city; cf. sub also native, opp. to ^(vlkOs foreign. \\.
:
neat, pretty.
marked with
scraped
of horses, hard-?nouthed, unmanageable. III. of dogs, bad-mouthed, unable to bite. IV, of a sword, without edge.
. (, -, )) , -, -, 2, , , , , ' , , (, ) ,5, $) -5, -5, ) -5, , -, () ) ) -, -5, )
,
(
privat
not firmly
astrology.
From
(y)
an astronomer:
constellation.
f.
privat.,
not to be trodden,
later,
an astrologer.
{.
05, , , ()
2.
untrodden, solitary.
TO, Lat.
ASTRUM,astar,
:
of a
city
or town, opp. to
the
0$,
and an astronofner, study astronomy
to be
and
astronomy.
From
ov,
classing the stars:
as Subst.,
an astronomer.
a-OTiKTOs,
ov,
(a privat.,
ov,
not branded, not
ov, (a privat.,
;
without turning
spots.
(a
privat.,
\yyc)
not
round, Lat. irretortus turning the back.

a, ov,
k\9eiv to go without
stars, starry.
-5,
city.
luith the strigil,
unclean, dirty.
ov, (a privat., ov, (a privat.,
without the
stole.
, = $.
(a privat.,
of the
speechless.
II.
ov,
or bedding
",
:
without bed
unsmoothed, rugged.
:
TO
gen. (os, contr. ovs, also
-|5,
6,
(,
town
the Athenians called their
own
city
( ",
:
city,
as
-8,
-8,
îvos) the public guest of the Romans called theirs Urbs ; though also denoted the Upper Town, as opp. to Peirtpeus.
affection, heartless, barbarous.
opp. to êvos.
f.
aiming badly
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,
, ^,
:
straight.
-, , , ) . $. -, -, ) )
05, , () a townsman,
to
ov, (a privat.,
-)
mark
without natural
-, , -5, ,
city
, ,
(, (,
into,
citizen, fellow-citizen,
the city, epith. of a herald.
) )
lord of the city. crying through
ov, gen. ovos,

:
miss the
to fail.
From
ov, (a privat.,
missing the marl;
aimless, absurd.
a pack-saddle, an easy saddle.

(a privat.,
From
is,
Ion. for
^$
untwisted,
iii.
() 05, , , os)witho^t -8, ,(, -5, vos. From , (, who
bordering on a Adv.
as Subst.
, -,
had
:
yUTOfv) near or a neighbour. to, or towards the city.

pillar
(,
(apriv.,
prop.
to be
an
the care
buildings
of the police, streets, a?id public they were ten in number, five for the City
the Peirseus.
;
victorious.
magistrate at Athens,
came
worst,
bearing, flashing.
intr.
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.
, ,
different,
and
five for
II.
as Adj. protecting
cities:
when
all
came
',
ov,
ings of social
Lat. jactus Veneris
the
alike, kvojv, Lat. canis.
-5,
it
'A.1.T^ Aim', -, a flash of lightning, lightning, [air] f. to carry lightnings. From forgiveness,
-06,
2.
f. to lighten : lightens: trans, to flash forth. to flash or glance like lightning. dat. pi. of
, ()
;
,{, )
-5, -, -, -,
ov,
linsocial.
z\so public, social

life.
opyai
the feelcity.
(, )
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
) s)
keeping the
unshaken.
rocky.
ov, (a privat.,
yyvv)
?iot
without
not to not
lightningimpers.,
be mixed.
^,
(
;
service.
($ ^ $
.^)
U.
gathered together, unreaped.

ov,
mixed,
-5,
2.
ov, (a privat.,
service.
ov, (a privat., of persons, unbending.
-,
-8,
never having served.
) )
{,
calumniated.
-5, -5, -5, -5,

5, -8,
,
a, ov,
:
-8,
relentless, merciless.
ov, (a privat.,
vyepaos)
ov,
(a
privat.,
(a privat.,
ov, see
ov,
ypos.
(a privat.,
exempt from
suppliant.
not to be bent:
able to reason
, -5,
to reason.
(-)
(8)
ov, (a privat.,
inviolability, seciirity, esp.
) )
vypos)
of an asylum.
inviolable.
yoos)
not to be
not
of a
ov, (a privat.,
Adv.,
oyoa) \oyts '^
ov, gen. ovos,
ydTuv) near
unable
the stars.
-5,
ov, (a privat.,
to
unbe
free
from phmder
unharmed, inviolate
also
c.
from
\
to
guessed, -unintelligible. ov, (a privat.,
ing one's contribution or subscription.

ov, (a privat.,
surate.
pathy.
useless
-5, -5, -5, -<65, -5, -5, -5, -5,

marriage,
ov, (a privat.,
terms
incompatible.
Adv.
ov, (a privat.,
II.
disproportionate, unequal.
s,
(a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
prejudicial, like Lat. inutilis.

ov,
,
Adv.
( privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
, {(:0$)
want of understanding or
ov, (a privat.,
II.
apprehension, stupidity.
) , , $, ) 5, -)-. ) , .-) ^ ) , , , ^) ) ,. /
Ill
gen.,
'
/3? '.
acvKos safe
not coining not to be
curely
:
-tcws.
, 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-
5, ,
Comp.
without pay-
--, , ( (
, 65,
Sup.
euphon.,
to ring, resound.
euphon.,
the throat,
$)
gullet.
incommen-
Aeol. for
, asphodel, a
plant like the
lily.
II.
without syminexpedient,
as Adj.,
the asphodel
the shades of heroes haunted.

3 plur.
inf.
meadow, which (Deriv. unknown.)

Ep. 3 sing,
part,
only used in pres.

is
Adv.
-$.
^)
not accordant. unconnected.
another form
c.
To
be vexed, grieved,
part.,
-05, Att. -05,

-$.
[C]
void of understanding, stupid.
,
Adv.
in
-, ) )-,
Att.
-08,
cf.
without understanding.
Att.
-5,
-5, )
-TCus.
social.
bound by no
Att.
-\35,
not arranged together, esp. of soldiers, not

:
battle-order
hence disorderly.
ill-proportioned.
III.
sessed,
slack.
arranged, not convenient.

Att.
2. of persons, firm, fast, steadfast. failing, sure, trusty : of things, sure, certain.
-5, ) ) , 5, , 5, 5, -. , , ) -5, -5, {$) ) $) -5, , )) -5, 5, (, -, () -, ) ,

ov, (a privat.,
-5,-,
-<65,
Adv.
free from taxes.
lazily. Sup.
ov,
privat.,
not holding together: uneven, uncouth, rugged.

ov, vile,
, . -, -, ) , ) ) ,, ) ) ,
$)
/
to
to be
to be vexed at waiting vexed at a thing c. ace, (Deriv. feel a horror of death.

;
uncertain.)
unintelligible.
-8,
ov, (a privat.,
^,
aor. 2 inf. of
')
not to be checked or restrained, irrepressible.

to
behave unseemly, act indecorously;

deformity, indecency.
and
ov, (a privat.,
From
treaties, faithless.
shape'
ov, (a privat.,
un-
less
tinseemly, shameful.
Adv.
, occupation, industry, business.

to be
ov, (a privat.,
II.
want of leisure: a hindrance fro?n other things;
II.
IV. not as-
-5,
hindrance to one. From without leisure, busy,

Ep. pres. part, and 3 plur.
industrious.
-.
:
not strained,
of
not well
;. -5,
-5, ,
f.
Adv.
-$.
ov,
privat.,
without body, in-
corporeal.
ov, (a privat.,
prodigality, dissoluteness.
From
metaph. irregular,
ov, (a privat.,
not to be saved: aban-
doned, profiigate, Lat. perditus.

lutely.
Adv.
-tcws, disso-
dishonoured
also dishonouring,
reproachful.
(Deri v. unknown.)
ov,
to be undisciplined or disorderly.
life.
2.
( privat,,
<^^) without conunslaughtered.
Dor. for
generally, to lead a disorderly
From
vulsion or struggle.
d-raKTOS, ov, (a privat., order of battle, not at one's post.

disorderly, irregular, lawless.
ov, (a privat.,
out of order, not in 2. undisciplined,
ov, (a privat.,
Adv.
-$.
assurance from
safe conduct.
2. firmness, stability. danger, security, personal safety: also
not toiling
patiently, careless, indifferent.

ov,
3. certainty, surety.
(a
copul.,
to.
equal
in
ov, of
is,
Neptune, the Securer.
From
2
weight, equivalent or equal
safe, secure
TO
minous
the
, , ,
($
:
(a privat.,
aor.
inf.
of
ov, gen. ovos,
tender-
ufi-
minded.
about.
kv
or 1^
safety.
f.
Hence
Alt.
to secure,
aor.
pass, inf of
17,
'$,
,
Fronx
fern, -tris,
of asphalt, bituLat. Lacus Asphaltltes,
3.
in safety
foster
guarantee.
disorder, confusion, licentiousness.
) -, (, ) , ()
05, , ,
,
'ATA'P,
Ep.
:
only used in pres.

II.
to ga?nbol, sport
trans, to
bring up a child, rear,

tender, delicate.
soft-hearted.
2.
Pass, to
grow
up,
wax.
(akin to
ov,
Dead
Sea.
[t]
a want of discipline.
at,
Conjunct, but, yet, Lat.
to
112
:
introduce an objection; say it often stands for Se after
sion, cool, steady.
tuous
ivedded, virgin, pure.
be in distress.
^
) , $) -, -5, ) , , , {) , 5, -5, ,, )
-5,
.
ov,
4.
still
thou didst
straightforward.
Adv.
without confti-
privat.,
Hence , freedom from
6;,
. ,
:
'
"ATEP,
,
3. unbending, stubborn. or artves, exceedingly. Hence f. to look at intently, gaze at. Prep, with gen. without, except, besides
IL
,
[],
passio7i, calmness.
aloof, apart,
.05, .
is, (a privat., fearless ; eias having no fear about the sight. ov, (a privat., undaunted.
ov, (a privat., feeling, inexorable.
Ion. for
08.
,
,
Ion. for arpanos.
Ep. for
mischievous, baneful. blind folly, presump-
bounds
sin, recklessness.
-6, 5
etc.,
, before
-6
-5,
away from.
ov, gen. ovos, Att. for
vowel
) ^,
=
of crasis,
11.
unsoftened, un-
6.
having no outlet, inextricable. [], ov. Dor. for tTfpos, ov.

eTepos, gen.
[a], Att. contr. for
to act
ov,
(, 4)
,
to hurt,
presumptuously.
From
sad.
ov, also
presumptuous, reckless. ov, (a privat., ravpos) ununburied.

:
-5,
-8, unarmed. -5,
or with
es,
II.
mark
(a privat.,
,, () ,
2.
(5.
without
anpos
dat.
etc.
unpleasing, Joyless,
not enjoying a thing, tivos.
-5,
f.
a-TpiTOS, ov,
e's,
= arfpTTrjs.
and
ov, (a privat.,
()
harm
Pass, to suffer,
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.
ace. plur. neut. of
(,
ov, or e's, (a privat., out art, unskilled, rude: of things, inartificial. without art or cunning, simple.
-,
-,
(,
ov, (a privat.,
)
'
(5)
withII.
-68,
-68, Adv. of
written
and
-8,
es,
(a privat.,
untiring,
-65, and
blockaded.
wearisome.
towers, unfortified.
ov, (a privat., not to be guessed, obccure, vague, dark: of men, uncertain. Adv., to be in the dark.
-5,
, , {)
lic^
, ,
burdens
:
a-T6Kvos, ov, (a privat.,
) 5 ( )
ov, (a privat.,
unwearied:
also
-5, of
II.
vos, without art or 5^///, rudely. lutely, titterly, Lat. plane, prorsus, in
it is
I
really, abso-
not to be
worn away: mostly

unbending:
stubborn,
()
II.
an utter stranger. only in part,
ivithout tvalls
in,
From
5,
which sense
êVws
not walled
not
childlessness.
From
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]
, , {)
f.
as drexi'cDs
am
fool-hardy,
reckless.
{), -5, (a
ov,
II.
Athens, exemption from pubLat. immmiitas.

at
effect
unfinished .-neut.
vain.
to
-68,
es,
tcAcw) without end or for. 2. baffled, disappointed. pi. as Adv., in no heed: Adv., unmitiated in. heed of a thing.
privat.,
,
II.
childless.
ov, (a privat.,
an end, unaccomplished.
ov, (a privat.,
not coming
endless, im-
baneful, ruitious.
ihos,
practicable.
-5,
plished.
-5,
(\() endless.
(a privat., reKos) without end, unaccom2. ifieffectual, Lat. irritus. 3. imper-
Subst. (sub. 7^), Attica.
, ,
-5, ', , ) -63, ', .^\$^) {(() (

ov, (a privat.,
to be careless.
e's
unmelted.
From
careless.
(a privat.,
ov,
unheeded,
uncared
taking
II. act.
tivos to take no
II.
,,
()
deluded, driven to ruin.

-pws.
cf.
Add.
Attic;
[d]
II.
'Attikos.
2.
as
(sub.
yXwTTa),
the
Attic dialect.
fect, unripe,
-05,
act. not
ov, (a privat.,
II. act. not bringing to an end, not accomplishing a thing. III. at Athens, /re^/rom public burdens exempt, Lat. immunis. IV.
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.
uninitiated in a thing, tivOs. Ion. for
, . ',
(),
.
-^,
honouring.
f,
,(
privat.,
absol. in part.,
unheeding: but
treat lightly.
(Denv. uncertain.)
5
(s,
-5,
[a]
(a copul.,
intent, intense:
excessive.
strained tight
2.
hence
straight, direct:
).
-,: -,
f.
-5,
I
Pass., aor.
To
): :
-)
aor.
I
) (,
c.
:
^)
unhonoured.
II.
not to honour:
ace. to slight,
untamed, not
despising or
pf.
pf.
esteem lightly, dishonour, slight
privat.,
Pass.
to suff'er
dishonour or
legal sense, to deprive of civil rights,
05, ,
2.
f.
spised.
Pass., aor.
,, {) 5, :(): -,
rjpos,
,
,
aor.
I
insult.
ov, verb. Adj.
of
ov,
one must dishonour. a dishonourer. dishonoured, despised.
slight, dishonour.
legal sense, not estimated;
5,
-5,
c.
7/: (
is
privat.,
Hence
ov,
unhonoured, despised.
which the penalty
not assessed in court, but fixed
;, $
/)
pf.
, ^. ,
II.
in
-5,,
cowardly.
want of daring, cowardice. From ov, (a privat., wanting courage,

2.
to be de-
ov, (a privat., uncut : unmotvn. II. not able to be cut, indivisible; iv in a moment
-8,
-5,
not overdaring, retiring.
) )
) )
,
113
in
of time.
-ovos,ov,(apvzt.,ev)
not stretched, slack, lan-
to insult,
II.
a cause in
guid, Lat. remissus. II. (tovos) without accent. ov, (a privat., without bow or arrow. strangeness, oddness, absurdity: unusual nature : unnatural conduct. From
-8,
by law.
-, , ($)
dishonour, disgrace.
i)
i. at
Athens, the loss of
civil rights, Lat.
ov, (a privat.,
deminutio capitis. unhonoured, disho-
way, strange, marvellous, odd. ineptus. 3. unnatural, disgusting. Adv. absurdly.

the
CLTOS, ov, contr. for oxltos, insatiate,
noured :
$:
value.
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-
honour.
civil privileges
unpunished.
foster, tend
, -,) -6, . -5, , () -8, , :

(),
Ep. impf. of and
. ,,
of.
2.
f.
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.
arrow,
, 5,
cf.
ov, (a privat.,
out of place, out of 2. absurd, Lat.
Hence
c.
. -, ,
,
and
gen.
II.
a spindle.
also
an
(Deriv. uncertain.)
-05,
-05,
)
II.
a
11.
Lat. aerarium facere.
just, upright.
Adv. of
ov, (a privat.,
unavenged,
privat.,
2. unprotected.
calmly, gently.
Adv. of
ecus,
art/xos, disgracefully.
a dishotiouring
aor.
Ion.
(\$): to rear,
[]
generally, to cherish.
a-TiTOS, ov, also unhonotired, ov, (a privat., dishonoured. 2. imavenged. II. unpaid. privat., not to honour, not to revenge, [t]
-, (
"-,
also
-65, <5,
avTos,
,
, -5.
$,
^,
of
used.
integer.
-, )
'2,
is, real, true, exact.
strict,
and before
vowel
-5,
Adv., (o
2.
ivithout trembling,
quietly,
-65, ,
ov, poet, for
5,
calm, gentle;
still
a whisper.
quiet.
moved, calm: Adv.
es,
CATXas, yevos) sprung from Atlas.
daugher of Atlas.
6,
(a euphon.,
the older gods,
who
Atlas, one of ferent. Q.-Tpiaros,ov, (a bears up the pillars of heaven
)
II.
:
From
-, ,) ^, (($) (^) ( )
not to tremble or move, to keep
or
,
places,
From
i's,
(a privat.,
not trembling, unstill :
quietly.
a keeping
calmness.
f.
Att.
",
to
keep quiet
indif-
be restless or unquiet.
a-Tpeirros, ov, (a privat.,
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.,
to be borne, insufferable.
, -5,
f.
-5,
to
, = 6$,
smoke, heat.
ov, (a privat.,
try,
unravaged, not laid waste.
)
smoke
$
-5, .,) -8, ^) -5,

ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
not to be dared,
uncut: of a coun2. of mines, unof water, to steam.
opened.
, , ))$) -5,
05, , (,
$, , (,
($)
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.
unconquered. not accustomed not rubbed: (a privat., is, not traversed, pathless : of roads, not 2. of clothes, not much worn, new, Lat.
) )
unmoved,
not trembling,fearless.
steam, vapour. [] smoke, Lat. vapor.
-5, -5,
ov, (a privat.,
d-TOKOs, ov, (a privat., a child. II. without
()
money.
-5,
ov, (a privat.,
also not to be endured, insufferable.
unwalled. never having had interest, of borrowed

not to be dared:
Lat. intrepidus.
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
obstinacy.
tt-TpoTTOS, ov, (a privat.,
2. of persons, itiflexible : changeable. name of one cf the Moipai or Parcae. From to pine away. f.
.) ) ) )
From
fearless, dauntless. fearless, dauntless,
not turning, un''ATponos,
, ,
114
-8, , (
pining away,
fruitful, barren
6S,
privat.,
-, -,
not
as
-5,
ill
of an atrophy. ov, (a privat., ov, also
generally, waste, desert.
(a privat., rpvyq) not gathered.
ov, gen. ovos,
= arpvTOS,
[]
worn
out by
ills,
-, , '$ -5, , ,
ov,
d-TpvTOS, ov, (a privat., not worn down, unahating : of a road, wearisome. the Unwearied. (Lengthd. form from
from
"ATTA,
an(pa,
longed,
without wings.
f.
Athenians, Atticize : later, to live like an Athenian, esp. to speak Attic. Hence 6, a siding with Athens, attachment to
her.
(sub.
distraught with grief:

thing.
II.
, , ., $ (
be distrajight
imitated from the form of

Att. for
aor.
, , ,
'08,
II.
. ,, , 5,
Att. for
for
( privat.,
a salutation used to elders,
[]
) ,, , .
'.)
unwounded.
v.
/a/f)!7^r; cf.
) ) , . , ^ {) , )
taking no food
:
^. ,
hair,
in the
: :
a, ov, (avos)
rough, squalid
un-
Avaais, 17, Libyan
='8,
deserts.
dry, parched, withered: of of eyes, sleepless. the name of the fertile islets
Aeol. for
calamity, mischief; to be proto see

II.
c.
gen.,
nounced
f.
aor. I
distinctly, discern,
iutr. to shine.
behold: so also in Med.
ATTH', ,
in plur. the rays,
a bright light, esp. of the sun, and so beams of the sun avyas
;
'
,,
Lat. attagen, prob.

etc.:
/^
godwlt.
cry of pain or grief:

Ion.
sometimes pro-
also used ironically.
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.
;
a kind of locust
Att.
{'Attikos) to side with the
8,
speak, say to do.
,: , .
;
^
: :
(\ (-
()
to cry orit, speak.

:
impf.
as
f.
Att.
:
Ion.
3 sing,
pf,
:
Dep.
to
talk,
speak
:
c.
:
:
aor. I
also
2.
ace. rei, to
thing: of oracles,
3.
utter,
c. inf.
proclaim.
irais
an Attic expression, Atticism. Dim. oCAttikos, a little Athenian. 'Attikos, , Attic, Athenian
, ) = $,() ,,
a Att. for
i
$. ,', ,
part,
fear,
Attica.
' '',
I
dicere, to
to speak, to address.
4. to call by
to tell, bid,
name;
Ws
metaph.
2.
order
atn called Achilles' son.
5. like
Xiytiv, Lat.
mean.
comic alteration of 'Attikos,
any other sound,
from
:
nearer.
c.
a report, account.
q. v.
Pass.:
()
:
amazed, bewildered ;
ace.
flying
wildly over
rarely in Act.
with terror.
-5,
-5,
i.
by tyrants, free from tyrants.

ov, (a privat.,
f.
nate, fail, miscarry: c.
ing a thing.
another,
, ^ ,
2.
e. fail in
, {$))
ov, (a privat.,
,, ^)
the
to
plain
, -6
:
, the
From human
e.g. the
voice,
a voice, tone
to
back
the victim's head, so as to cut

poet,
also
be
aynazed at a
to strike
stubbornness, presumption.
stubborn, headstrong
f.
, ,) (i. e.
6,
twang of Hence
speaking with
aor. I
the bowstring.
(v,
human
voice. to draw draw back
av
(),
:
to
draw
the
bow
in a sacrifice, to
its
throat.
self-will,
wilfulness,
From
not ruled
-,
tinsuccessful.
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.
:
) , () , :
aTos,
J,
not puffed up. to be unlucky or unfortugen. to fail in getting or gainfail with
self-willed or stubborn.
6$
wilfulness.
(a privat.,
, Adv. -.
ill
one's request.
Hence
a misfortune, viishap.
luckless, unforttmate,
$, , -5,
,
f.
-, ^,
:
[5], 6S, (avTos,

:
self-willed, wilful,
also unfeeling.
poet, for
^. {5)
:
Adv.
:
-5a;s.
Dep.
to
be
, , (as) disposed to
aTos,
, ($) an
be self-willed.
of speech.
blood
II.
-,
-,
ov,
($,
ov, gen. ovos, (avTus,
luck,
bad fortune.
elected.
voltmtary, optional.
f.
-5, 6, ,
ov,
II.
as Subst. a brother or sister, near kinsman.
(avTOs, self-chosen, selftaken upon oneself, self-incurred

to
) )
II.
act of self-will,
wilful or
proud
same
of
the
Adv. -tcos. have power over.
()
:
impf. avaivov:
to dry.
f.
aor. i pass,
2. to
wither or parch up
fut.
ov, 0, contr. for
an actual murderer : esp. of murders done by those of 2. the same family : &\%o a self-murderer, suicide.
ati
$,
From
(avTos, (VTea)
absolute fnaster or ruler.
avaiVctJ/ to
waste
life
away:
med.
(povos death by
in pass, sense,
shall wither away.
-5, , (,
murder.
as Adj.,
avevs
made
or happening
on
the very day.
of Place, on the spot, here, there: of Time, forthwith, straightway.
the very
day : Adv.
Adv. shortd.
Ion.
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.
is,
-65,
, -,
for
Ion.
(,
, ,
-5,
-5,
() ^, 5, () $, -, (, ) -6, (, )
on
iSos,
. , ,
:
115
to pitch one's tent.
stall, fold, tent, esp. for
passing the night in
Dim. of
iSos,
a small reed, a pipe. a female inmate in a flute-case.

pipes.
a house.
-Troios,
o,
av\6s,
flute,
made
a flute-maker, to blow) any wind-ins'rument, a of reed, wood, bone, ivory, or metal prob. like Lat. tibia dextra
(5,
(*,
i.
besides, in turn,
on the other hand.

(avros,
blood.
in
(Deriv. uncertain.) which Homer used avXcios, a, ov, sometimes also os, ov,
,
,
ov, (a copul.,
common, of the Trojans

aKOs,
,=
^.
6$) 7) marching
a furrow
et sinistra,
e.
i.
bass
e.
,
($,
and
to
pf.
)
treble
to
make flutes or
akin, of the selfsame
shouting together or
to battle.
also
at or court; en' belonging to the the door of the court, i. e. at the outer door, bouse-
^
:
, , (8 (, ) -, () {)
pipe of Mars,
a trumpet,
$
2.
:
the
any
tube, pipe,
groove, socket.
defile,
$, ,
:
poet, also
($) a
i.
ravine
a canal, aqueduct
the sen-straits,
hollow way, a channel, strait

the Archipelago.
foi
of or
with a tube
aor.
I
''
|8,
$, ,
or
:
,
to
I
e.
epith. of a helmet,
hold the plume
().
:
poet,
f.
Lat.
AUGEO,
:
to
make
ex-
door.
^,
f.
, ()
to
play on the flute
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,
to be
the whole house
\
:
Pass.,
grow, increase
tol.
:
II. Pass.,
promote to honour, with fut. med.

pf.
:
exalt,
aor.
:
and pass. : to grow,

as
I
wax, increase
to
of a child,
to
heard.
(5),
the
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.
II.
court
women's
court or hall.
flute.
( ,
$,
,
(sub.
.
;
flute-player.
. , , , ,
part of the house.
or
),
for
() 8)
after
leading
III.
generally,
5, , () a
Dor. for
IV. any dwelling, abode, chamber.
piece of music for the

3 pi. fut.
$,
of a
aor.
generally, to take
military term, to
fold.
,, , : ,, ) , , ,' , ,) ,
Hence
and
),, $,
,
fut.
, of
flute-player
, . .,, () ,$ $, ,
V.
() () 55, (){, () ,
,
the
, 5, -^,
,
aor.
rise;
grow up I grew
of the wind,
taller
III. intrans. in
Act.
growth, increase.
i
pass. part, of
ews,
17,
to witness in an Athenian citizen's oath.
,
\5|,
aOos,
ov,
goddess of growth. growth, increase. promoting growth.

the
grow, wax.
Hence
()
the new moon. goddess of growth, called
sub
into
the
any
, (avos) dryness, tvithering. , ov, {) dry, dried, of fruit
avov
1.
dry and harsh, of metal. parched. 3. drained dry, exhausted.

to
ring
withered.
sleeplessness.
-TTvos,
ov,
(a privat.,
From $)
is
vTTvos
a sleep that
no
his art.
air in motion, a Ion. breeze, esp. the fresh air of morning, Lat. aura. Adv. to-morrow; (from aiws, Aeol. for
(s
, (*,
sleepless,
wakeful;
sleep.
{)
med.
:
fem.
flute-girl.
on the morrow, next morning or

(sub.
profecti?tg cattle-folds,
name ing:
77
),
////
mornes
the
morrow;
also,
Nymph.
3.$5.
//:
pf.
ypovos.
aor.
:
Dep.
():
to lie in the
or court-yard, to lie out at night:
rustic.
, ()
II.
up one's abode, lodge, live : as a encamp, bivouac. any country house, a cottage : a
chamber, cove. of or belonging
ov, poet, burnt, shrivelled, parched, Lat. siccus.
8, $.
aor.
I
inf.
of
to shout.
Dor. for
05, , , (*,
;
dry and rough
a, ov,
()
austerus, stern, harsh, austere.
to cattle-folds,
metaph. harshness, sternness, austerity.
($)
the
sun-
making
tongue
ro7igh, bitter.
2.
metaph.
like Lat.
Hence
2.
$, , roughness, rough flavour.
116
oam message : bringing neus of wbai one

ctr, ^âirros,
-, -5,
:
avrayyeXos
or, {cdrros,
<vu's choice.
-$.
ac sister sJves,
choosing for oneself. 0, {avTos, dêXtp^/s) relaxed as brother c~ui oum brother or sister.
act.
U.
ayyiXXw) carrying orus

has seen.
self-cbasen, left to
of one's
. -,
:
-5.
oun
ov. gen. ovos, (avros,
will or
ov,
judgment.
[Clvtos,
Adv.
-$.
acting
fLyvwoKw)
:
self-resolved,
iclj-chosen.
owT-avSpos,
o,
(axrros,
men and
all.
aUT-Sve|aos, a,
casisin-german.
besides,
still,
(cd/ros,
dependence.
&,
mark
Coaiunct., Ep. for moreover. Like
^ ,
avrro-yCos. cv. iâvros.
ytnjs')
tciih the
me
tbem-
plough in and
ayGfios)
an oum cousin,
(:5. -5.
v.'cich the yirqs is
is,
{avros,
oUTO-SaucTOS. ov,
ally sla-in.
(airros,
but, yet, houei-er.

it
-|.
) )
^)
own
avToyvov a
of one piece with the

unpremeditaied.
self-slain or
mutu-
Adv. (avros,
{avTos,
alwavs begini
hence sruobom.
propositioo-
,
es,
(avTOp/rqs) inefficiency in oneself in.
-|5,
{axrrca, apseo:) sufficient

;
indeên-denJ or o'Jiers
supplies itself, that
vuXiS
wants no imports;
able to conipel.
in oneself,
a country that
c. inf..
yaêiv fully
avTt, Adr,,
to
term.
-, 5, ,
ov,
of Time, again, over again. II. Sequence, again, furthermore, like Lat. au2. however, on the contrary.
{ai-ros,
exact impression, true p-ortrait.
(ivr-ôv3\o%, ov, z-j'j.er : tu

"*?
[, (:<) ) -65, ^.
free pOiLsr.
)
in
one's
an
courts
-65,
-A.dv.
-5,
{avTos) straightway. avrro-fcXiicTOS, ov, {avros, curling naturally. ov, o, avBivrqs, a murderer.
65, {ai-Tos, eros) in or of the same year avTGTs. in the same year, within the year. Adv. of voluntarily.
..
:
-. -5.
-5, -5.
ov,
with clenched tecib:
just ten.
uv, {avTus. SijXos^ self-evident.
cv, [avros,
{airros,
conducting one's
self-taught.
with one's own lawsuits at home.
()
-.
->|5,
sz.rnane.
at once.
0* cniici'. or cncser.J'reely. Lit. spon:e. ov, <âvTus,
)
esp.
'v
own
offer-
loluntary.
-,
\$,
is,
{avTos,
)
-,
of one's own
will,
ka'f^fXoa^)
of the same
Ep. imp airreuv, oolr used in pres. and impf., to cry, shout : also in Act., to call, '' From
v.ar-Try.
, ,
;
avT00v, 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,
Tos)
ayT-peTT|S, ov,
0, (currCs,
kpirqi) rower
and
soldier
avo:)
beard, an ear-wuness.
, 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
-, ., -,
? 11.
-5,
hence also the
ov, yairroi,
) ,
shout,
call,
baftle-shout,
demned. avro-K(Xev6os, own way.

one's
. -5,, -3, (,
an own brother or
sister.
ov,
ov,
(atTOs, KiXevOos)
battle itself,
avTO-tceXexxTTOS. cv,
<
avros,
one
who has himself
,5.
on the selfsame day.
called, unhidden.
ov,
II.
t's,
shaggy.
'
-, -),
-5, -,
own
accord.
e's,
(avros,
ov, (avTcs,
) ) ) )
self-con-
going
one's
self-bidden, cj
= toieg.
(avTos,
hair
and
['avTOs,
having full pcwer, absolute: to avTOKparis free
,, . , (, ) -. -^, ) -5, -. .
iOds
bellows.
\-<,
epos, 6,
avTts, Ion. and Dor. for avOiS. {*aaj, avoi, to blow j breath
the blast of a
scent, odour.
,=
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 nature.
))
all.
self-called,
i.
c.
un-
with natural hair,

ruling by oneself,
will.
{avros,
one's
own
Adv.
by a
mere shout ; av~
eKftv to take without resistance.

ov, {avrcs,
ov,
self-willed.
:
child.
htdgment.
^, ,
a
(ovtos, yewaa:)
xother's
intercourse with her
own
or
,
one another ; OavaTos death by each other's hand.

slaying
steers himself.
to act of one's
own
loill
, -,
-5,
ov, {airrus,
-,
-KtiMros,
to slay themselves or
ov, (airros.
self-produced,
made
ov, 6, {airros,
From
ov.
(avros,
) )
one anoi'ber.
From
II.
self-slayins^.
avTOKTcvos mutual
one
who
the
together with
handle;
SWOrCi.
a thir.g.
uiineis.
of oneself, and so
*
,
-, -. |, ,
tt,
:.
weapons un/b a handle,

sdf-iaugbt,
(avros,
^ )
i.
\/\(
e.
117
3. by oneself, alone,
of oneself, of one's own accord.
rwus
cat. with a 5_bit.. :oze:cer wirb;

(pcpyu'ffi
we
are by ourselves.
%. , ,
:,
to act
(airros,
*)
oneself tie
unll, to
out
e.
an eyeuitness.
t.
to act
of one's own
aLTo-p^TOS.
)
From unadvisedly. also o, ov, {axnos,

oum
unll, of oneself,
acting of one's
.
,
by
ad
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.
6\
ayipowjev civ band : but mostly with-
4. in
pf. ot
;
unbidden
esp. self-moving ;
self-mcxnng machtnes,
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.
sfcnie sua.
Subst. a deserter.
oiii laiis. be independent.
\l. laws: independent. Adv. (avTos,
. , -, () , , -.
f.
-,
Herce
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,
airrov
nrith
(,
:
the renexive
&,\.5.
',
e<i"S,
{~%'
and
)
force, as otTos more himself; and Sup.

his
',&, .,
for
airror
again aarros
is
joined
etc, to eive greater 7. Comp. avTOrepos, Lat. ipsissimMi,
to desert.
very sef.
II.
d^:er::on.
as
He,
she,
ii,
ov, (avTos,
going of oneself :
to live
ihird p'erson, only in oblique cases,
Lat. iUe, for the simple Pron. of and never at the
i^ginning of a sentence.
Dep.
onei
the
obhque
Pron.
-5,, -3, -5.

woes.
independence.
ov. (avTvS,
:)
From
sub ecvroi. IIL with Article, b ovtcs, cam),
son OT daugh.'er.
oun
'.ndetendent.
natural.
the rcot,
, ' ^ -, -5, ) '

ov, {airros,
{) )
living by one's coin
CGDtr.
etc.
;
feeding at
, -, , .,
cases axrrot,
On
the dinerence between

airrov,
<1.
.
and
and the
refiex.
axrro, AXL
gen.
will.
Ion. u.-vros, tslvto
that very night.
ioreq.
takes a dat., like
<,
: :
the same, Lat. idem.

etc.,
It
aSrrls
of mere u-ood.
the
child,
, ,
âvTos, -calsj an
own
for
Tivi to fare the
axrro spaa or same as the stone same as one also in phrases ai. at-ovt the same time, LaL sd> idem vmb
:
root
,'
-iroios, ov, {avTos,
b,
ov, gen. ovos, {airrts,
one's
tempus
from
,,
(is
to, in,
\l&w
kv
,
I.
ec
;,
the
same
place.
voiea) self-produced.
avro-TToXis. cs,
{avTos, foKis) self-administered,
tive, as in
IV. in Compos., ovTOrTiTos.
</
2.
Hence
ov,
as in
*.
3.
itself, i e. natwral, nat^ mere, tf nothing hmt, of onesdf, as in
ov, b. a citizen
âirros,
of a free
state.
[]
taxTOS.
Siica.
4. the very, the ideal, as in
<^,
self-wrought,
avToayQporzos, etc.
-3,
ro-s.'
ov.
(avros,
together leiib
to perish
a'ld all :
and with reflex, sense of ~. togober oAA^Xiv, as cdiueyTTis, auToerfwiu. S. alone, by with, as in ovtotokos young and aU.
6. rarely,
oneself, as in
and
branch.
a\rro-^p6<TUTTOS,
oun
-.
person.
ov,
{alTos,
wpocaTov)
fut.
ov. o, (ai'TOs,
otfopm,
of
ing' oneself,
-5. ,
II,
an eyeuiiness.
b,
{$,
)
)
in
one's
see-
selling 01 /s
clcse f.ghc.
oun gcods.
avTOp-piios. poet, avrropiôs, ov, (avros,
rcoted.
self-
of oneself.
oneself.
j
-piTOS.
zelf-ficumg.
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
ATTOi,
,,
poet.
u::h :ce roots, roots and -pvTOS, or,
all.
(*, 4)
j
, ,
or by iinsr?:en.
act or sfeai off-hand : hence in bad sense, to act at speak mmadf

visedly
:
, -. -, .
.
.A.dv.
5. jits/, exactly, as in airro-
*, ()
17,
to the very place, LaL ilhtc. ov, {avros, ffiSqpos) <^ sheer tram.
-CTOS, or, {airros.
\avTis,
avTO-OToXos,
air,
{airrCs,
--.
ovTO-<rTOvos, Of, {avros,
", (aiTOs, a<parj^^nu)
.\dv.
:,
= <6&>.
) ()
) ) )
st^-mtmed.
a stamd-wp fight,
sdf-se^, gvimg
sighing for or by
slain by
omese^
to judge superficially.
2. in
good
sense,
to devise
* <,
impromptu: and
<76, , ,
j plan pff-baiuL
Hence worh dome c^îamd, cm
118
hand: a
hand
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,
to
,
hand:
is,
II.
,,
fern.
one who acts or speaks
novice, Lat. tiro.
ov, also os, ov, (avros,
/? )5, -
as
Subst.
,
illico.
off-
($)
(sc.
at once, plainly.
. -.
so,
-<,
-5,
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
just
as
er' ai/TCus
, ^
ov, lengthd. for (avros, rudely cast, shapeless, of a quoit. Adv. (avros, indeed, really:
$,
;
sufficient:
ly.
-,
ov, {avros,
(() self-accomplished.
complete in
(avros, reXos)
itself,
of,
Adv. avrorfXws, absohitely, arbitrari-
8, ,
f.
,
behead.
vos
still
f.
white as when new.

Att.
, ()
to cut the throat
taxing oneself. ovTOTcpos, see avros i. 7. otrro-TOKOs, ov, (avrus, roKOs) young and all. ov,(avrus, rpayiKos) arranttragic. axjro-rpayiKos,
(avros,
very place, there, here, on the spot, Lat.

Att. contr. for kavrov.
rovpy'ia
,
,
'
:
-, ,)
,
Jr'
boast, pride oneself: c. inf. to boast that: generally,

to protest, declare.
aor. I part, as if
from avrorpo
-,
to turn straightway. Adv., properly gen. neut. of avros, at the
pride, boast.
as Subst., one
-05, who ,
self-inflicted
a working with one's own hand; avFrom murder.

(avros, pyov) self-working.
tills
row passage, a neck of land, isthmus ; also a narrow sea, strait the narrow bed of a river a defile. s, , boasting, exultation.
:
:
farmer.
of auros
spot;
,,
-,
,
2.
his
own
land, a husbandman,
II. pass,
murdering
-5, -5, -5, -5,

,
self-wrought, extemporary. Ep. gen. and dat. sing, and plur. or on the very from the very spot. ov, (avros, bark and all.
'
squalid, Lat. squalidus.
, () 5, , () , , () ,
From
,:
AT'XH',
ov, belonging to the neck; avrevovres the sinev/s of the neck.
()
i
aor.
:
:
like
to
boasting, pride.
aros, ro,
ivos,
a thing boasted
^\so
II.
a boast
a,
of, the
boasting.
AT'XH'N,
the neck, throat:
metaph. a nar-
5,
;
f.
05, , (, ,
(5) = avps.
f:V,
to be sqidalid, Lat. squalere.
ov,
(avros,
kin.
one's
own
ov, 6,
*) self-murdering, (avros, *) a murderer.
oLs)
dusty
on fire.
call
ov, (avros, (popros)

,
bearing one's own
-, 65 , ', :
es,
2.
dry, parched, dusty, impoverished, needy.
(as,
aor.
ados) drought : dearth. eldos) looking dry
and
ro
ATTl,
Att.
drought. to dry, wither
also to singe, set
f.
':
to
i/ws,
aloud: also of things,

upon.
f.
to shout out, shout, sound, echo: c. ace.
baggage.
ent.
tural, opp. to artificial
natural
theft;
Iff'
one's
a thing.
of his kin: murderous.
hands;
-,
, -, , , -5,
2.
es,
(avros,
of home
self-growing, self-existgrowth or production. 3- a;
state,
not quarried or mined.

ov, (avros,
Adv. naturally.
ov, (avros,
-5, '
-,
to be caught in the very act.
pas,
, ,
c.
(avros,
own band:
gen. the
) $ ) ) )
,
pers. to call
8, ,
aor.
Aeol. for
.-ayv,
:
,,
Att.
:
morning.
to purify
hills
in their
Hence
self-caused.
caught in the act of

to catch in the act;
-, ). \,
f.
vote oneself with purifying offerings.

pf.
:
pf.
from
to
the
have
dupl. ace,
piv rivos to take from

let off,
working with very maker or tvorker of
to take
one who kills himself or one a murderer, homicide. III. as Adj.

II. absol.
Hence
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,
Adv. with one's own hand. a doing with one's own 17, dat. with one's own hand.
(()
Pass, to be robbed or deprived of a thing.
ov, (avros,
ov, gen. ovos, (avros,
itself,
gines, Indigenae,
-5,
Lat. terrigena
: avruxOoves, 01, like Lat. Aboriof the original race, not settlers.
))
country
and
all.
(,
jump
ov, (avros,
of the land
which the plume was

f.
angry
at oneself.
5, -, ) $ -, - .
To
take
fut. med. from, take away from another;

:
pardon.
rob of a thing ; a thing, hence to di}7iinish : to II. Med. more freq. than Act.,
Med.
Pass.,
to de-
aor.
Root 'EA- we
(,
c.
away for
oneself, bear off:
Dor. for"H(âtcrTOS.
f.
aor.
Dep.
:
to
spring off or
down from
to
-8,
off.
ov,
without the
fixed.
or metal boss in
aor. 2
by metath. miss one's aim, fail in gaining. Ep. 3 aor. 2 of foreg.

:
point, talking at
f.
:
(,
) , -(, ,
(,
a<j>aâpTO-Tnr|S,
to
^. (,
(,
f.
: :
) -,
-,
:
(s,
eiros)
missing the
:
random.
:
Ion. aor. 2
inf.
(( -65,
bountiful.
to displease, fail to please.

II.
darkness, obscurity.
ance, utter destruction.

is,
From
(a privat.,
2.
inscrutable.
vanished: bidden, secret: hence

3.
)
Hence
pf.
:
disappear-
unseen, invisible:
acpavrjs
unknown
to (pavfpa, real, as land.

f.
seen, hide, suppress: to
,
:
rb axpav4s uncertainty. personal property, which can be

Att.
: :
secreted, opp.
I
to
make un2. to
make away
with.
rase to the ground, erase writing

steps, etc.
3. to secrete, steal,
to oblitercUe foot-
embezzle.
4. to
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.
. , 68, () , $, , .. . , . , ,, . , .
Comp.,
to be
119
Adv.
Sup., of
to be careless of,
unsparing or lavish of; i. e. to neglect, avoid
(
toil:
absol.,
<^677/5
s,
recklessly.
From
(a privat.,
2.
unsparing, lavish: unsparing, cruel, harsh. Hence

2.
, profuseness.
Ion.
-. Adv. of
aor. 2 act.
harshness, severity.
lavishly.
3 sing. aor. 2 opt. o{
-,
I pi.
and med. of
pf. pass,
of
(,
,
aor. 2 o{
aor. 2 part,
of
verb. Adj. of
($) simplicity, plainness.

aor. 2
act.
6;, one must abstain.

From
inf.
and med.
of
-5,
privat.,
II.
\$$) without a stone, metaph. of persons, simple,
retired.
a making away with. vanishing, disappearance.

a;s, 77,
gotten
, ) ), , -,
5,
Hence
-,
f.
-(:
draw
but the usu.

aside.
II.
aor. I
(as if from
to
($ (\
fut. is
:
to
[], drag away,
draw back:
hence
a string:
(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
(, -8,
5 () () ( -, , , . $. -,- -, : , , : , () , . ,) ()
obscure, secret.
fut.
:
[-5,
o,
= aipavtais.
(a privat.,
$, , ($) smoothness, evenness
ov,
invisible,
for:
simplicity, sincerity.
aor. 2 part, of
2.
unlooked for.
:
pf. pass,
to fasten from or
upon;
Pass, to be
$.
on,
:
. hung
(,
to tie
knots on
hang on;
-5,
:
5,
Adv. o{
ov,
$,
.
4)
2. to
drink up.
rudely, coarsely.
TO, wealth, abundance.
shut out from.
f.
-8,
-5, , 5, ,
f.
:
$,
5,
() ()
speechlessness.
I
of
aor.
imperat.
08,
let
loose, freely
that should not be
untold sums
unutterable
Pass,
metaph.
privy.
( -, . -, 05, ) -, ., , ., , {, ) ) , () () -, ) , , , . -, -, , . 6,
ov, (a privat.,
take hold
named
ws
.
huge, monstrous.
feeble.
, weak, (,
,
L,
fut. pass,
,
$)
.
of,
handle, feel, touch. not named, nameless:
of sacred flocks that were free dedicated to some god.
from work
ranging, esp. hence :
or uttered;
there's
no saying how.
2.
-5, ,=$, -,
aor. I
:
q. v.
(without augm.)
:
pf. pass.
to singe off.
1. to toast, roast.
Ion.
'|/
II.
fut.
to boil off,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
boil
down.
:
to boil free
of all dross, to
act.,
refine,
to
dry up, parch, Lat. torrere become parched, to pine away.

to to
purify
to boil
young again.
3 plur.
Dor. for
pf.
and
-5,
or
(a privat.,
handle, feel. without light, dark:

the
Dor. for
pf. pass,
of
ill-starred.
5,
6,
(,
of
2.
dim, faint.
kindling.
II.
2. a lighting, a fastening, joint: a touching, handling:
draught:
the sense of touch.

f.
Ep. for Ep. for
], 3 sing. aor.
2 subj. of
generally, to lead the way,

relate, explain.
III.
aor. 1 of
lead away, lead off: U. to tell, is used the perf.

to
go
first.
fut. pass,
in pass, sense.
Hence
130
tive
:
ting
mostly used arepos, -(araros.

elderly
:
corruptible.
, . , ,$ -, . -, , .) , . -, {) ,
Ion.
aros,
tale,
narra-
and
Ion.
fct's,
a telling, narra-
worth
the telling.
aor.
of
Ion.
-|,
in
iKOS,
, ,
beyond youth,
^. -,=, , , , -, aor. 2
:;
to arrive at.
med.
inf.
of
Dor. for
f.
:
2 sing. aor. 2
of
sq. pf. pass.
aor.
Dep.
to arrive at, to
to try
or (is
Comp. and
Sup.
ks
misery;
s, ' (5
aor. 2 part,
ov,
reach every means; to come into extremest

to, to
come
to
Pass, to sit apart.

pf.
to battle, or into
enmity with one.

of
II. to
come come
of
back, return.
opos, 6,
the archer.
-5,
of
incorruption, immortality.
From
--5,
to
privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
uncorrnpted, in- friendly

speechless
in a
:
-5,
ov, (a privat.,
not to be spoken of; kv
where none may speak. Ion. and Dor. for

ov, later also
, . -5,
^^
'/'/)
grove
I
apyvpos) not ov, (a privat., loving money, not avaricious, not covetous. unloved. ov, (a privat., From tvant of ambition.
--5,
,
ov,
good men.
ov, (a privat.,
-5, -65, 6$, 5.

ov, (a privat.,
destroyed, undecaying, imperishable.
often of things, plenty, abundance.
bounteous.
given, plentiful.
voking no envy. III. Adv. rivas to have enough of a thing.
hallow.
) - ', - : : - , ,) , , .( ^. ,
2.
, , -,
-5,
) ^^)
3 sing. aor.
Irreg.
pass,
^, -|5,/, -5,
-5,
5,
Ion.
II.
{.
zai-
things, ujifriendly, disagreeable, hateftd:

(ws,
voiceless.
rival.
Comp. and
Sup. of
-5,
-,
ov, (a privat.,
freedom from envy, readiness

act.
ov,
free
2.
II. pass,
,8'
:
()
ntienvied.
more
riding badly.
From ungrudging, from envy

:
not grudged, bounteously
tenses
, .: -, ^
,
,() () ,
of persons, friendless.
2
.
( privat., </)$,
))
From
f.
5, 5,
a'yaOos) un-
not ambitious. of persons and
Adv. -.
an ar-
(,
a going
hor?ie agai?i,
departure.
to ride off,
away, or back.
II.
^7,
bad riding.
ov,
unsuitedfor riding orfor cavalry.

aor.
I
impf.
and
is
aor.
it
causal
med. in which to put away, remove, separate :

;
reII.
unenvied, pro-
hence
volt.
lest
to hinder,
-$,
frustrate : but mostly, to to tveigh out;
(5
make
-5, -6,
:
:
incorruption, purity.
From
intr.
ov, (a privat.,
f.
[]
:
uncorrupt, chaste.
Pass., aor. i
[]
or
they weigh out, i. e. pay inftdl the debt. in Pass., with aor. 2 act. perf. plqpf and fut. med. to stand off, away, or aloof from ;
: :
pf.
to
place elsewhere, to remove.
f.
pf
if
pass,
etc., to
withdraw from business
to purify,
tlvos to revolt from, and freq. absol. to
revolt
also
c. inf.,
impf. (as
from
3 sing.
asking.
aor.
aor. i pf. Dor. 3 with pres. sense to send forth, discharge, Lat. emiitere, esp. of missiles in prose, to send forth on an expedition, send out. II. to send away, let go, Lat. dimittere : hence to throw away. 2. to let go, set free, esp. from an accusation, etc.: to remit: absol., to acquit. 3. to dissolve, disband, break up, of an army so also of the council at Athens. 4. to put away, di: :
pi.
Ep.
I
;
pi.
pf.
Dor.
fut.
Pass., fut.
ship with
(Prob. like
rich in a thing,
,$, ,
2.
give over
absol. to stand aloof, keep off.
pf. inf.
its
Lat. aplustre, the curved stern of a ornaments (Deriv. uncertain.)
of
a foaming or gnashing of
teeth.
", -5,
-5,
, 605, , ,
c.
formed from the sound.)

6v, (axpivos) rich, wealthy
:
also
c.
also
gen.
collat. form of Adv. unawares, of a sudden
out fear of,
vorce.
a place.
5.
(Is
III.
to loose ship for to leave ojf, let

let, suffer,
alone
(sub.
permit to do or to be done.
B.
forth.
,
Med.
to
give up
hence
causing no fear, not

less
to let pass, neglect.
IV. to
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.
c.
2. to loose
of heart, stout-hearted. Adv. o{ without fear, securely. a going away, departure , also a ôing back. 11. =
-,) $,
gen.
ov,
ov,
privat.,
()
(65.
:
also
$.
2.
fearless, with-
(a privat.,
ov,
$)
to be feared.
{$,
-8, {,
$,
^)
fearless.
fear-
gen. only,
-5,
ov,
( privat.,
5. )
uncleansed.
compare.
-,
-\,
fut.
:
f.
rowed
aor. 2
-,
all
from
cere
,
;
disarm, strip of arms : Med., 'ivTâ to put offo7ie's armour. with borpf. impf. a(pewpojv
f.
,
III.
^.
to liken,
make
like.
II. to
to portray, copy. to
(as
if
(as if
from
-)-),
:
from
and
to look
away
others at one, and so to look at, Lat. respiII. to to see clearly, have in full view.
a place.
ov, (a privat.,
III.
look
from
have the back tur7ied.

sufferable.
thing.
-,
-,
, ,
-5,
rarely, to look
away,
unbearable, in-
{a(popos)
II.
a not bearing, dearth of a
barrenness.
3 sing. fut. act. or 2 sing. fut. med. of pf. pass. Att. aor. f.
: :
determine,
mark off by boundaries : to part off, Med. to mark off for oneself, define:
to
), , -3, , ,, , , , -, ) , 5, ,
-5,
,
f.
ov,
privat.,
strange.
2.
untold, numberless.
of,
not thought
(a privat., unseen, unexpected. Hence

II.
)
:
121
unutterable,
Adv. u?iexpectedly.
{$)
to
foam
c.
ace. to cover
withfoajn.
ov,
{05,
')
gathering froth,
one.
privat.,
tie.
skimming.
, , ()
.
=
ev,
the
foaming
opos,
Ion. for
rpa) without brotherhood, botind by no social

f.
, 5, , () ,
is,
to
to foam.
foaming.
appropriate.
reject, banish.
II.
to set apart,
ordain
also to
Aphrodite, Lat. Venus, [], the goddess of love and beauty, bom from the sea-
, '
Venus.
(, $,
,
ov,
the foam-born.
From
foam-born.
belonging
fern.
Adj. sacred to Venus.
also
-op,f.17c,/o make to start from a

intr. to start
place.
II.
foam.
from
a place, set off: so in Pass, to
forth, start, depart.
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
)
to
go
, -,
ov,
from
) , ) -, , ( , , , ,. , ) -5, ) . , , , -, , -, , ) -, , $, -, .) ) -, . ,
place.
-5, (, '5) -$,

Med.
pi. aor. I pass. opt.
o{
unmoor
ships
/rom harbour.
ov, (a privat., (ôp/it fa;) without the lyre.
-8,
guilt:
-8,
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
without harbour in a
not bearing, barren.
. , () ))) -5, -, -,
-5, *'2,
,
ov,
is,
, , ,.,) -5, ,
,
II.
os,
ov,
the temple
of Venus:
her festival.
()
From
8, -5, , ()
II. as
f.
appellat. love, desire:
also beauty.
Comp. and
Sup. of
be silly, to act foolishly
'^
folly, thoughtlessness.
{$,
( privat.,
unwatched. froth-producing, milky.

senseless, wit-
less,
and Sup.,
undefiled, uti-
stained.
Med.
fut.
(, $)
II.
wash
(5, -, (, -.
to
foolish, crazed, silly, Lat. amens, demens.
Comp.
to
wash clean: Med.
oneself, bathe.
to
negligence;
to purify or liberate purify oneself from sins of to make expiatory
-5,
:
dull
anchovy or sardine. a sort (a privat., ^1^17) without natural talent, II. in good naturally unfit for a thing.
s,
offerings to the god.
Med.
also to acquit
to dis-
sense, simple.
oneself of service due ; charge oneself of the obligation of an oath.

aor. 2 imper.
-8,
ov, (a privat.,
6$)
not to be shunned,
2. act.
inevitable: of arrows, unerring.
unable to
c.
med. of
escape.
Ep. for
pres.
act. part. ace.
of
f.
to be off one's
guard :
gen.
be careless about, neglect.
From
f.
to act
without sense.
From
(S,
(a privat.,
thoughtless, silly:
ed.
II.
of the dead, senseless.

lessly.
Adv.
foolishly, sense-
Hence
Adv.
-.
;
unguardov, (a privat., of persons, unguarded, unheeding; to catch one off bis guard.
, folly,
old
thoughtlessness,
sillitiess.
-5,
(-)
ov. gen.
$, =
thoughtless.
to be silly.
-5, , (,
f.
Hence want of vigilance, utiguardedness.

to strain off.
ov, (a privat.,
Att.
ov,
(a
privat.,
wood
leafless, of dry speech not seconded by the
unfenced, unguarded. ov, gen. ovos,
II.
off one's guard.
suppliant's olive-branch.
fut. inf.
of

: :
-, , -, : (,
122
f. f.
(05, ,
:
to
wake or rouse from

it,
: {)
vrrvos) to
aor.
I
wake from
*/?. (, ): -5,
sleep,
ovos. Dor. for

ov,
( privat.,
. ^)
()
made
not vexed with
sleep.
II. to
the
stream carries with
'22
rubbish.
fut.
Ep.
aor. i
;
med.
(fratu liquids
/^/
to
-: 7)
Dor.
/o
drawn from
drink, quaff.
the casks:
2.
Med.
pour
(
)
From
the
mud and
fall asleep. dirt which a
storms.
aor.
r
:
pos, 0, 17, (a privat., without dexterity, awkward. 6S, without hands.
Ep.
oTyos
wine was
oneself, to
-, -5, -$,
without hands
-8,
ov,
ov, not
:
draw for
the body.
me up
natural
-\)05,
utterable.
, $) ,
a pile of leaves.
Med.,
:
in a heap, to pile up,
-(>9, ov, (a privat.,

hand.
I heaped
not planted.
to
*5,
II.
unconquered.
the best
poet.
;
-\>8,
65,
^ )
,
by hands.
the hinder parts
of
not trained by the
ov, (a privat.,
Adv. of
((
several rivers
have no
talent.
II. as appellat, any runni?ig and Acarnania. water, as in Virgil, Acheloia pocula.
ov, (a privat.,
II.
unspeakable, un-
voiceless, speechless.
-5,
:
f],
speechlessness.
dumb
\,
in Attica.
with single points to his horns, a deer. epith. of a young stag : also
Att.
or without foia.
man
Subst.,
II. as Achaian, Lat. Achivus. ol, the Achaians, in Homer the 2. Greeks generally. ), Achaia, in Pelo-
, , , , , '5, , ',
ov, (a privat.,
inarticulate.
for
Adv.
)
,
used for hedges
voiceless, speechless,
ing
-$.
[]. Dor.
Ion.
7).
()
.
epith. of
Demeter
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
,5,
, more rarely , a wild prickly shrub,

:
the
and
:
rived from
($)
*5,
esp. the
itos,
2. (sub. yvvi])
Achaian la?id, with an Achaian tvo-
ponnesus.
farthing.
-6/8,
metal.
arms
mouth.
without grace or chartns, unpleasant, wretched. ungracious, thankless, Lat. ingratus.

f.
gracious : ungrateful, thankless. tbanked : Adv., ^, with an not wanting to him.
, )
grace.
, ) ,) ) ) ,, 5, ) , ) , 5 ) $. , . ', -5, ., -, -5, , ) , () , ,

08, , ,
I.
:
so also
abas,
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,
, ,
to
Acheron
,
wild pear.
known
Achelous, name of ran through Aetolia
.$,
.
as
Dor. for
05 () .)
from
,
pi.
, {$)
(')
-,
in causal sense, to
make
to grieve, vex, distress
so also redupl. fut.
aor.
(as if
-5, .-5,
-605,
from
).
inf
2.
Med. and
Pass, to grieve, subj.

pi.
ov, (a privat.,
unbridled.
opt.
impf. 3
ov, (a privat.,
unbridled.
pf. pass.,
Ep. 3
;
;
or
ov,
(a
privat.,
without
(for
3 pi. pf.
part.
(for
Hence
to be
without a farthing.
8.
;
Ep. also
ov, (a privat.,
not forged of
[], Dor. and

Dor. for
ivos,
-5,
;
ov,
without
brass,
esp.
without
brasen
'. ,,
want;
poet,
form
for
(.
poor, needy, [a]
Hence
= avev
ov,
( privat.,
privat.,
need,
the eyes'
[-], ,
(S,
Persian
. ( euphon.) yawning,
01^,(0 privat.,
= measure, ^^
not
blank gaze.
008,
17,
, ($)
pass. part,
btirdensome,
oppressive.
opening the
Adv.
-vajs, unwiUi?igly, Lat. aegre, moleste.
vast.
aor.
of
ay.
-8, , ,
not palisaded.
ovos,
gen. iTOS,
( privat., xapis)
fut. pass,
of
).
grief, annoyance.
II.
Pass,
:
with
fut.
med.
and
pass.
-5,
, ($)
and poet.
:
to be ungrateful.
aor. I
in Adv.,
$ $
17,
ingratitude, ungraciousness.
ov, (a privat.,
Ion.
-5,
(
to
unpleasing
without grace.
2.
unpass, unII.
thanks are
ill
%(6
will: hence
follow with a
bad
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:
discontented, vexed, disgusted.
''AXOOS,
-5, (, ) 605,
to be
burdened, loaded:
pf
(-
to be
weighed down,
food.
Achilles, son of Peleus and Thetis, chief of the
touched. midons, hero of the Ihad. ov, gen. cdios, without tunic, thinly clad. want of a cloak : generally, want of
clothing.
6, -, , -,)
From
'AxiWctis,
Cus,
'AxtUevs*2.
123
Adv. of manner,
ov, (a privat.,
cakes of fine barley-meai, dainty
III.
Ep.
Ep. also
-5, -5,
f.
From
ov, (a privat.,
ov, contr.
without cloak. ovv, (a privat.,
without herbage.
, )
:
Lat. penitus.
Myr-
"AXT^'PON,
-5, -5, , {) -, {) (,
i),
ov, (a privat.,
husks.
065, ,
ligo: in
of the dying or swooning

dark.
, ',
-5,
''2,
v,
($) murky, gloomy.

mist,
:
out the husks.
vos,
,a
[]
:
Homer
also the mist ivhich
gloom, darkness, Lat. cacomes over the eyes metaph. trouble. Hence
surface of a thing, as of liquids,

tears.
to trouble oneself, grieve.
,
,
dxpas,
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.
),
;
aor.
. -,/, ( ( $)
Dor. for
-, $, , .
TO,
fern. Adj. of chaff a heap of chaff a chaff-holder. mostly in plur. chaff, bran,
(, )
)
;
) )
to the uttermost, utterly,
without colour. uncoloured : un-
to be or
grow
",
away.
-|/5,
act.
,
privat.,
privat., not parted. II. without a place assigned one. Adv. of Place, backwards, back, away from, 2. of actions, again, over again. aor. 1 med. part, of
ov,
)
and
really
threshing
lacking gall : metaph. II. allaying bile or anger. meek, gentle. Dep. to mourn, bewail oneself. not like ov, (a privat., attended with the dance, joyless, wretched.
ov, (a privat.,
"AX02,
only of the mind.
Xpf'ia) useless, unprofitable, unserviceable in war.
neut.
yfkdv to laugh without look, looking /oo/is^; use or cause, make a forced laugh Hence to bark without cause, of dogs.
;
or
9,
profitable, unserviceable; without effect, Lat. irritus. thing: III. act. making no use cruel.
) , (, -, . ) , (, ) ,, ( "^, , , , , ) -$ , , )) -, , ) -5, ()
-5,
ov,
()
-05,
, ', -,
-8,
( privat., \^) untouched.
without touching. s, (a privat.,
, = '5.
,
77^0;,
)
lie,
.
:
II.
unblamed, blameless.
truthfulness
f.
not to
to speak truth.
From
s,
(a privat., \p(i;5os) without falsehood,
truthful: of things, genuine, pure.
() $,
lindefiled.
$. -5,
Ion.
-5. Adv.
without the dance : mournfid, sad. 0$, TO, an ACHE, pain, distress, in Homer
is,
-5, -5,
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
ov, (a privat.,
^() )
Pass.
Hence and truly.

unfeigned.
off.
not rubbed
not having
to be tied
voted.
pf.
(/)
-5, $,
-8,
in a circle or curve.
ov,
privat.,
-Kopos, ov,
Kopos) satisfied with touch-
57,
a kind of wild pear.
ov, rarely a, ov. Ion.
-5, (
ing, fastidious, dainty.
privat.,
-5,,
(5
Ion.
a skirmishing.
From
ov,
skirmishing.
as Adv.,
giving a helpless
TO, Lat. absinthium,
wormwood.
a juncture
a net.
:
From
wormwood.
5,
97,
()
,,
means
:
knot;
the meshes
of
-5,
f.
to
make
tiseless, disable.
ov, Ion. for axpeios.
felloe or felly of a wheel, the wheel itself; the potter's wheel. 3. an arch or vault.
dat. pi. of
$
a loop,
2.
;
the
-5,
ol
want of money.
From
$.
ov, (a privat.,
without money
-poos, ov, contr.
ovv,
(, ()
the poor.
want of money. From ov, gen. ovos, (a privat.,

),
back-flowing, flowing back into itself ov, shortd. form of foreg.
-5,
poor, needy.
[a\
wards, going back ward, back again.

ov|/os, (OS, TO,
moving back-
neut.
as Adv., back-
uselessness, unfitness.
From
-TOs,
ov,
(a
privat.,
useless,
un-
-5, ()
-5, -5,,
a juncture
a joint.
c.
ov, (a privat.,
without noise
unfit
II.
for a
gen.,
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
:
unkind,
() \
of, c. dat.
0/,
privat.,
d-ij/VKTOS, ov, (a privat.,
cowardice.
From
ov, (a privat.,
spiritless, fainthearted.
*', root oi
to
blow;
) ) ,.
ôôs)
uncooled,
lifeless.
cf.
without cry of wailing.
= a-ô(^77Tos.
warm.
II.
to sleep
124
"Ail, root of Ep. aeaaa, ccntr.
", *',,
hurl, contr.
to satiate, iiif
:
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.,
, , -,
-, , ()
-8,
-5,
too late,
ov,
,, . , (), $ ^, $, () () : 05, , ', ^, ,^. . $, , $. (,

:
aor,
from
q. v.
. , 5, ,
i
[a], contr. for
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
come
[a]
-5,
(,
'5, .
$.
ov,
(8,
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, ;
, (8,. -5, ,, , 5, ,
()
, , ,
$,
($,
$,
$, ()
and
$, ,
$.
step.
From
II.
step, stair.
metaph.
at midnight, Lat. in-
$,
. , ()
,
,
8 ,
step, degree,
rank, Lat. gradus. (OS, TO, depth or height, Lat. altitudo; in file, of soldiers.
(%)
.
,
:
(,
-, -5, -5,
-|5,
:
decrepit.
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.,
D,
'
under the breast, but over the

fell
before p, as often inserted between

as in
on foot, opp. to gradatim.

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

The change
of
into
, , $.
5,
I.
dress
for
$.
It
was
of sheep, with thick wool.

e's,
and
to give a fuller sound,
cf.
-,. -, )
ov, ov,
-05, (, yv) -65, ($, ) -5, (8,($, -5, ^)

ov,
,) -5,
($, (8,
65,
, ($,
eaaa,
(v,
ov,
)
;
deep-carved.
($,
in
deep-eddying. deep-eddying, [t]

e.
far famed.
deep-girded,
i.
not
hips, so that the
gown
over the girdle

cf.
full
folds
esp. of the Ionian
other consonants was

it,
chiefly
owing to the
II.
different pronunciations of the
several dialects
into
e. g.
for
-, (, -5, (,) -5,

(s,
$, , , ($, )
($, ($,
fs,
with thick hair:
strongly curved.
ktjtos) very deep.
\$) far-famed.
II.
ov,
the dress in deep, full folds, like
Arcad., into
III.
as
for
with siuelling breasts.

valleys.
ov,
of the earth, with deep with high

cliffs.
$.
ov,
deep-bosomed, with
2.
into y, as
for
shortd. form of
King
redupl. for
to chatter.
ov, with thick ice.
Lat. papae, exclamation of surprise,
-KTiavos, ov,
with great posgen. ovos,
bless
me ! dear me !
sessions, esp. of flocks
$, ,
a chatterer. Lacon. for
6-5,
a bridge.
and herds. ov, and with rich meadows.

ov,
a speech.
ov,
Adv.
step by step, pacing, Lat. pedeII,
(8, ($,
,
also
with deep, thick crops.

thick-fleeced.
tentim, opp. to quick running.

riding.
marching
ov,
III.
gradually, Lat.
I
deep-counselling.
ivise.
-voos, ov, contr.
fut. Att.
later
:
aor.
profoundly
to
to
go
slowly, pace: generally, to go.
go on foot, Hence
to
walk:
to deepen,
[], fut. hollow
pf.
($, $) ($, vaos) (vya: ():

ovv,
ttjv
out, excavate;
'
to
deepen the phalanx by increasing the numov,
ber of ranks.
-, -,
-^, -,
-|8, $, (5, -65, {$,

ov,
ov,
ov, ov,
with thick wood. irihov) forming a deep vale.

thick-soled.
rich.
-poos, ov, contr. deep-flowing, with deep, full stream.

Ion.
Tfpos, poet,
poet.
) -, {, ) ,{5, ) ( ^ ' ). -5, -, , - ''2, . , . 5 $) 5.

in
ov,
ov,
($, ttAoutos) exceeding {8, $) plunged war. , (() = wool. with {$,
fiaOvppoos.
thick
'. ^ ) )
;;
:
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
'
on me.
ov,
deep-rooted.
Comp.
Dor.
Sup.
thick, luxuriant, as
Deep or high, Lat. altus. of the hair and beard
,
2.
;
in fut. act. II. Causal aor. I (answering to pres. to make to go; }he made the men dismount from the
:
chariot.
TO,
{$)
BAIO'2,
05 he was
17,
a palm-branch.
slight, short, small,
little,
travelling with small escort;
deep,
(sub.
from childhood;
generally,
large, abundant : of the voice, deep : of thought, then in various senses, of time, age, etc. deep :
ful.
(^ ) ) -, ) -5, -, ) -5, 5 (, ) -5,

5
morning-prime ; a column deep
is,
2, - BAI'TH, ,
a
little.
humble
as
Adv.
yrjpas great old age;
ov,
ov,
ov,
($, {$, {5, ($, ($, {$,
in file.
deep-dug. deep-shaded. deep-sown, fruitdeep-chested
deep-bosomed earth.
ov,
robes.
-5,
-5, -, -5, -,
ov,
well-covered, of a bed.
ov,
rushes.
ov, gen. ovos,
selling.
soil, fertile.
^, , , . * - 5, , ,, ^ ^,^^ 5, ^: , ,, , ,
8,
ov,
) -,
8,
ov,
{$,
also
ov,
with deep thick hair, with thick mane. frenzied. gen. ovos, of deep
aor. 2 opt. of
,
Ep. Ep.
Ep.
formed from the Root and Dor.

pi.
) ,), .
{, )
{$,
deep
:
5)
) , (), ,
f.
with deep, full
who begs leaning on a
, ,. 5, , , , )(, &) , , -,
(8,
,= ,
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.
,, , {*,
otos,
,=
staff,
support.
staff.
to lean
on a
From From
Lat. baculus, a staff.
ov,
one
staff.
deep-covered,
to
rave with Bacchic frenzy.

to
grown with
(,
=
raise
the
strain
(,
II.
deep-coun-
, ,(5)
,
the
thick-leafed.
tJv,
5,
,
to
invoke Bacchus.
Bacchic revelry. temple of Bacchus.
. ,
ov,
(5)
Bacchus or
his rites: like
Bacchic, belonging to a priest of Bacchus, inspired,
fut.
'.
pf.
(^) , , = 5. , (^) (, ($)

otos, to,
ov.
Bacchic revelry.
Hence
($,
2.
Bacchanalian, frenzied. Bacchic revelry.
f.
part,
aor. 2
imperat.
aor.
[]
as
inf.,
.
(, Ep.
I
to
go
ceed upon hope,

settled; (v
) , 5, ^.05, ,^%, , , ;^ 8 , , ,( , . , ( , 02, {$) ",

Ep. 3
;
inf.
Bacchus.
to
contr.
Ep. 3 sing,
,
;
:
($,
(as
bacchari.
Ep. 3 dual
[]
in
compds.
subj.
spired
frenzied
(/) woman.
=
and
:
II.
to keep the feast of speak or act like one frantic, Lat. causal, to inspire with frenzy. II. any ina Bacchante.
3 sing.
for
^31777
opt.
inf.
part,
Pass.,
Med., Ep. 3
aor.
I
sing.
a, ov,
Bacchanalian
as Subst,,
generally, inspired, raving.
II.
in
compds. as
pf.
* , ' (( he started
;
To
go, walk, step.

3.
ievai he, they set
compds. 2. Ep. with out to go

in
(sub. 00s), the Bacchic god,
i.
e.
Bacchus.
$, , =
ov,
to run.
after a thing
i.
'
etc., to
propf.
e.
to feel
hope,
etc.
4.
the
chieily has the sense of being in a place, being

to
stand
fast; 01 kv
Tcj they
who are
-.
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-
in office.
5.
of
lifeless
things,
spired or frantic with passion.
126
the
-, \5 ,
f.
17,
{$,
iws,
6,
ajpa)
hook
to
pull out
or bolt-pin, a key.
TO, Lat. balneum, a bath, bathing-room. the
,. .
.
neator.
generally, to
, , -5, -5,
Hence
"''2,
(Formed from
bath-man, Lat. bal-
or dates.
push : to let fall on or over,

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,
fem, o{
-, (, () $ -, (, ^) |, , () , ,, $. 5, ,, , . (, , ', . , , . ( ( $, () , . : : . ,'^ , ., ', . . , . (. , {$) .(, , ,3 . , . (. ^ $ , 5 .$ ' ( , -, ($, , , . , , () ) $,. ,

close up.
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,
( ,,
f.
,$ ,
(\$)
, ,
to
6,
wait upon a person at the balh serve, wait upon. ov, acorn-eating. ov, /os, bearing acorns
to
dipped, dye
{)
to
{$, -^)
habits of a mechanic
Hence
tree.
8.
shake acorns from a
, 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.
, , . , , ,
Dor. for
chatter with the teeth:
to
stammer,
/SatVcu.
is
$,
the sound.)
Dor. for
see
$, ,
:
Ep. for
(, ',
^, {)
:
pi. aor. 2 subj.
of
j),
{$)
-5,
a
fa's,
. , ^$, $, )
that in which
a thing
3 pi. aor. 2 of
handicraft, the
life
and
hence vulgarity, bad
taste.
|5,
*('/) handicraft. saying, report, announcement,

the telling or tidings
to dip repeatedly,
esp.
of an oracle;
bar the door with a bolt-pin, to
of the capture.
BAAA'NTION,
ihos,
bag, pouch, purse. to cut purses.
,a
a cutpurse.
dip under:
Med.
aTos,
fut. Att.
to bathe.
mostly in
pi.
(3,
11.
II.
baptize.
Hence
11.
that which
is
dipped.
Lat.
carceres, the post of the race-course, whence the racers started and to which they returned, both in running
:
bsptizer
and driving
to be
any starting point.
gained, the battlement of a wall: for /36, 3 sing. aor. 2 of

also
rjvos,
an end,
any point
term.
, , one dyed: ,,
dipped,
dipping in water : baptism. that dips, a dyer.

the Baptist.
II.
bright-coloured.
II.
drawn
like water.
fut.
From
Pass., aor.
aor. 2
a king, akin to Hebr.
[]
pf
I.
transit, to dip,
Bel or Baal, Lord.
dip under, Lat. immergere.

steep:
steep
2.
to dye,
colour,
,= (,
fut.
fut.
spotted, dappled.
proverb.,
in
"SapdiaviKov to
a play Ion.
on the words
and
the Attic
aor. 2
deme
Ion.
inf.
plqpf.
Ep.
imperat.
Med.,
sing.
Tzrdy
perf.
Ion. impf.
Ion.
aor. 2
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.
3.
Pass., fut.
fut. 3
j8e-
aor.
subj.
part.
:
opt. 2
pf.
sing.
(,
p.
aor.
inf.
plqpf.
I,
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
:
ships,
to
dash, strike
also
to
to
and of
tears, to
(.
shed:
also
put
2. intr. to
^$
to found a city.
Dor. for
aor. 2 part.
nom.
pi.
, . Dor.
for
05.
fut. ind,
and
aor. 2 subj. o(
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
,,
or foreign
ticulate.
instrument of
for the lyre itself.
Sup. of
weighed down, overcome, heavily, grievo7isly; Adv. of
6, Lat. aegre ferre,

5.
Ion.
ios,
8,
ing.
, . , '$ $, ,., :
:
BA'PBITON /3;'9.
:
Pass, to become barbarous
to be inar-
BA'PBI^'TON, TO, and many strings,
or
,a
:
like the lyre
musical used also
sjitns.
ov,
by
poet, metath. for

for
, ($)
($,
so
Comp.
8.
;
-5, -8, -5,

is)
ov,
and
-5,
127
t,
exceeding wrathful.
ov,
ov,
(, (,
painful.
I
Ep. and Aeol. for
intr.
in
Ep.
$,
($.
plur.
pf.
part.
pass, of
to take a thing
to hear with disgust.
Ion.
$ $,
///
'
den
vexed, annoyed, Lat. gravari.
an
I
Egyptian boat, a sort of raft: generally, a canoe,

boat, Lat. ratis.
grief, misery
(, $) , -, $, , -6, , ($, ^) -5,,{, ^) , -5,$, ,,(8, poi) , (,
-, -5,
:
BA'POS,
eos, TO, weight,
burden, pressure: hence

suffer-
^ -8, , , (, -8, , (, ) -, (,
:
to
[], f. torment
(, ()
to
) )
in
gen. los,
(,
pi. aor.
exacting heavy
very toilsome or
load heavily,
to
;
bur-
Pass, to be weary, oppressed
to be
maimed
hand:
metaph.
to be
also a quantity, excess.

is,
-, -5,
2.
:
-,
is, is,
($, akyos) grievously very grievous. ($, ') very grievous.

ov,
woe.
Dor. for
ov,
.
and
ill
heavily.
groaning
heavily.
ill-fated, ill-starred.
fern.
-, (, -8, -, (, ) -5, (,
is,
6)
loud-voiced.
opyrj) exceeding angry.
($,
îvo)
heavy-handed. causing grievous
(vi)
mourning
is,
loud-thunderijig.
eating
-,
loud-roaring, thundering.
with heavy knees, loitering, lazy. ov, yviov) weighing

litnbs.
f.
:
by an evil genius
by a heavy fate, unlucky.
dignant, stdlen.
dull, sluggish.
loud-thundering.
storming.
^. -5, -,,(,(, ) ^) -8, {, ) , () (, 4) -, (, ) -5, (, ) -, (, ) -?, (, ) -, (, (, ) -5,, . ,, -, (, ) () -5, ^^ 05, ()

ov,
-, -5, (, -8, (, ) $) . -5 (, -5, , (, () -, -6, (, ) (, , () -, (, ) -, (, ) -, {, ) ) -5, () (, -^, ,,

:
gnawing, corroding.
ov,
($,
)
ov,
to be
heavy-footed
-, , , , (, $)
,,
:
ireafTv) heavy-falling.
heavy at the end.

:
loud-roaring. loud-roaring. greedily
BA'PT'S,
eia,
Comp.
heavy, Lat. gravis : burdensome, grievous, op2. in good pressive : of persons, troublesome.
sense, weighty, i?npressive.
III.
II.
,
gen.
with heavy fate,
Sup.
of
:
soldiers,
heavy-
heavy-sounding,
armed.
of sound, strong
deep, bass, opp.
to
,
,
17.
and
yovv)
ov,
heavy with iron.
ov,
weighing heavy.
sobbing
down
the
ov,
heavily.
possessed
ov,
generally, to be unlucky.
Hence
ov,
groaning heavily. weighed down
a heavy fate,
luck.
by
ill
luck.
ov, gen. ovos, {fiapvs,
pressed
ov,
acpapayos) loud thun-
-5, , (, ) -, (, ) -5, (, ) --, {, ) -5,

,
ov,
dering.
weeping grievously.
taking heavy vengeance. giver of ill gifts.
tunity: harshness, oppression; gravity oi m^nntxs.
-5, (,
ov,
weight, heaviness
impor[iJ]
of great worth : veneraor. 2 of
able, costly.
ov,
is,
exceedingly jealous. heavy-sounding.
ov,
($,
*<)
heavy
to bear.
sullenness.
From
ov,
heavy-sounding,
ov,
heavy in
spirit
in-
loud-roaring.
,,
weighty of
to be
weighed down:
to be heavy,
mind
or purpose.
[C]
ov,
thick-lipped.
ov,
-KOTOs, ov,
ov,
loud-roaring. grievous in wrath. KTviria) heavy-sounding,
spirited, dejected.
ottos,
6,
17,
loud-
stone
,
:
ov,
deep-toned.
heavy of soul, mean-
aor. 2 part, of
f.
to try the genuine?iess
ov,
hate vented
in bitter
vexatious of speech; words.
make proof of :
to
rub upon the touchof thing, test, convict: to put to the torture.
Att.
to
torturing, torture.
5, () ,
128
:
pecul. fern,
an examiner, questioner, torturer.
BA'2A'N05, ,
the touchstone, Lat. lapis Lydius,
by which gold was proved, see metaph. a test to try whether a thing be genuine or
not.
tion.
2. torture,
fut.
royal blood.
reditary monarchy, opp. to rvpavvis.

TO,
royal treasury or
kingly, royal.
contr.
:
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.
,, ,, . , () ,, , , , , , , , , ,
ov, gen. ovos.
HI. inquiry, esp. by torture, the quesanguish, disease. Dor. for
. ^ , ,. ,. , , . ,
;
/3
Dor. for
,-
aros,
. Dim. ,
pass,
:
a fox. (Of Thracian origin.)
den.
If.
BA2TA'Zfl,
:
that which bears, a staff. f. aor. i

:
:
aor.
of
),
{($)
mostly
tent.
metaph. to a queen, princess, lady of port, hold upright

raise
:
extol, exalt.
(,
that which
is
of
Dor. comparat. of
$.
later
lift
borne, a bur-
From
(up, supIII.
to
lift,
H.
to bear,
to
carry
off.
a kingdom, dominion
he-
,
a
to bear in mind, consider. IV. to handle, touch. Hence
verb. Adj., to be borne.

to
lisper.
in plur.,
05,
Strictly neut.
ov,
a palace : also the from
f.
ov,
and
a,
Ion.
BA'SrAET'S,
:
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
:
\,
a people a king.
of or for a king, princely. KiKos, , a courtier, nobleman. barbaric form of and ,

t'Sos,
as Adj.
passable : accessible. a stepping : a step, walk. that whereofi one steps, ground : a pedestal.
ov,
-, , , , (, , , . , -, , , ,,. . : : , , (, , ,. , . , $, , , . , , (: '', , (, ) ,, () -, , ,,, ; , , , ( (, ,

f.
,
pi.,
From
iws
Ion.
nom.
(($,
'/$
(5, men
:
i]os,
ace.
old Att. -ijs. Ion.
, -, ) ,
Ep. for
ov,
$, ,
,
,=
$,{)
ov,
()
mount, cover, of animals. 3 dual aor. 2 of fem. Adj. /or mounting.
a bush, thicket.
-5, {5) ) ($,

5, 05,
,
{,
to be
:
Pass,
, made
(5.
:
8,, () ), {5)
i5os,
to be king, to rule
in aor.
green.
king.
II. c.
dat. to rule over

to be
and
iSos,
to be
governed by a king,
under
From 17, a frog-green coat. 2. the frog a frog, Lat. rana.
of a horse
hoof, [d]
. Ion. for , ov, Ion. for \$. idos, , pecul. fem. of

to be
,
fut. Att.
, (BOttos)
to
stammer.
'8)
to
f.
, {(8) aos,royal,qf
ov like
,
royal.
babble, tise vain repetitions.
of the king's party.
a king.
2.
BaTTOS, . Stammerer, name of a king of Cyrene. (Formed from the sound.)

Dor.
fut.
II.
as Subst.,
to cry
,,
II.
to
bark
transit,
a queen.
a queen, princess.
2.
hence to wail, mutter : to reproach. to cry aloud for. i?>os, , a wine-cooler. a furnace, forge. or ,
{)
= /3778,
(5,,
() ()
:
royal.
Dor. for
II.
57,
II.
cold water.
also the dye itself.
fut.
words /"another, esp. to slander, disparage. II. to use ill words to another, bewitch by spells or by means of an evil eye,
:
()
aor.
aor. i pass.
to use ill
(5,
() , () ,
,,
Att.
ov,
a dipping, as of red-hot iron in a dipping of cloth in dye, dyeing:
aor. 2 inf pass, of
, () an
leech, Lat.
dipping, dyeing. hirado.
abomination, esp. of
Lat. fascinare.
($)
as
idols.
slander, envy, malice.
ov,
2.
slanderous, envious,
ma-
lignant.
$,
!
a sorcerer. ahos, , a kind of duck. imperat. of an obsol. verb

!
^'2, , ,
:
()
:
disgusting, abominable.
= foreg.
abominable, disgusting. Hence

fut.
:
to
catise to stink,
form of
thee
away
Ion. for
$.
of
another speed
make loathsome.
'
away
mostly used as Dep. with fut. med. and pass, aor. I med. and pass, to feel disgust at, to detest, have a
II.
horror
fast, trusty, sure, safe:
establish for oneself, to confirm, seciire.
, , , .
inf of
,, . , {) , , ,, 5, ,,
of.
these forms, as well as perf. l/SScoccur in pass, sense, to be abominated.

all
f.
But
break
wind
to stink.
c.
ace. to be a/raid of.
$, ,
Ep. 3
of ov, also as, ov

pi. pf.
,
'. , . , , ,, . ,
2 sing, of
129
Ep.
fut.
Ep. for
for
fut.
of of
I will walk
or
^, Ep. 6-8,
T(5,
live.
aor. 2 subj. of
ov,
:
{$,
firm, steady : steadcertainty.
()
old-fashioned,
$, , firmness,
to
steadfastness, safety.
establish
:
{.
make firm,
$,
Adv. oi
steadfastly, firmly.
^$,, a makingfast or sure, establishing.

Ep. syncop. forms of
[]
pf pass, of weighed down, Ep. pf

pi.
, ,.(, ^, , (,
Ep. 3
plqpf of
Att. contr.
from
.. . (,
part, of
, {, ) -, () ,,
Hence
out of date, dotard
simple,
silly.
Med.
to
05, , ($)
bread
:
said to
be a Phrygian word.
TO, poet, for
4$, a dart, javelin.

needle-
an arrow-head: point of a spear:
needle.
,,
seller.
(OS,
jacio), anything thrown, a bolt, arrow, dart.
Ep. 3
pi.
pf of
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,
better.
Ep. for
pf
part,
pf of
ov,
($,
sacred.
Ion. for
plqpf of
\$)
permitted to
human
II.
use, like Lat.
allowable to tread, profanus, opp. to
.
of
of /SoiVcy.
top, to set
5 , , , ^, ()()
;
, , ,
like Lat.
jaculum (from
2.
Hence
also a rare Sup.

ov, Sup.
of ayaOos, best. ov, gen. ovos, Comp. of ayaeas,

to spin like
,
a
top.
ov.
better.
f a going.
to spin as
one does a
.. . , ,5 $. , ,, . . , , .. , . . ,, . , , . , ,. . , , , . . , ,
f.
Hence
pass,
, ^, ,^. , ^, , , , (, ,. ,
pf
of men, unhallowed, profane, unholy.

to profane, to pollute,
BE'MBIS, iKos, , Lat. turbo, a top. ivBBov,6,the temple ofBendis, (a name of Diana).
pass, of ;3ta^<u.
',
eos, TO, (poet, for
$,
as
for
the depth of the sea, Lit. fundus

;
pf of pf
to the bottom
5,
the depths of the
wood.
a, ov.
Dor. for
pf
act.
and
pass,
fut.
3 pass, of
Ep. for fut. of Ep. and Ion. for
pf
act.
and
pass, of
2 sing,
pf
pass, of
Ion. 3 plur.
pf and plqpf
a booby.
poet, for
(,
3 sing. aor. 2 of
of
03, ,
pf
^.
pf
. 68, ,, . . 6, ^^, , 5, ,() . ., . . , , ( , , , . . , , () . ', , , , (,($, . , , . (, , .. 5, , ^: : ^, ,, s, -, , ) . . , (,

pf.
,
pass, part.,
V.
of
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
() () ,
aor. 2 imperat.
and
inf.
of
the threshold, Lat. limen.
^,
or
3 plur. plqpf pass., and
Ep.
for
(,
aor. a
of
of
for
aor. 2 inf. of
pf of
pf
act.
and
pass,
of
pf pf of
pass, 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
fut.
, ,
)3.
pf
part. pass,
oi
of
Dor.
Lat.
saltus,
poet,
form of pf
to eat up.
wooded
valley or glen
ovpfos ev
in the
act.
syncop. for
fut.
and pass, of pf part, of
mountain glens.
Hence
(v,
3 pass, of pf pass, of
'52,
Att.
woody. f
aor. I
Att. contr. of
(5,
cough.
Ep. pf part,
ovos,
a dancer.
of
poet, for
3 dual aor. 2 of
Ion.
130
',
vis
:
of violence
f.
:
one, to svffer violence
^<5 ^,
often periphr. with a gen. oi the person,

tee
;
,.
II.
bodily strength, force, might, Lat.

II.
',
pi.
strong Hercules. rivos against one's

to force,
herein.
and (sometimei)
violence
constrain, overpower
carry by force or assault : absol. to use force, force one's way. fighting violently. ,
to
acting with violence; vpjs ro aJ,ov by force. piss, forced : compulsory. Hence
-, ,
,
: , , ^
force,
will.
:
'2. -5, -,
:!
, (!, ,
gen. ovos,
an act Hence
aor. I
ing
2,
life.
))
{$,
want of means.
life,
lively, strong, bale.
support-
, life,
constrain
to
Pass.,
have violence done
manner or means of living; BIO'5, 0. a bow.
the course (f life: lifetime. II. : one's living, livelihood.
I am uronged
to force a
-?,
f.
i's,
ifiios,
()
to live,
robbing of
life
or
Dep., with aor.
med.
means.
pf. pass,
;
atrrov to
man, do oneself
-, , () , ()
II.
pass, in
a way of
livelihood.
subsist;
{5,
$,
also
) ,
{)
one
older
forcible, violent
2.
, 5. $, \9.
.
-|5, , {5,
lent
Adv. oi
force, constrain
, ., , . , , , .. . . , . , , () (, , , -, () ^, , 5, . , , ,, , (. , 05, ,, () () , ,, . 05, , , . ,
,
:
-)?, ,
man.
6,
6,
=
:
pen",
Med.,
:
!.
:
) ()
violence.
by force, perforce.
supplying the necessaries

j
who
uses force, a vio-
pily
, $:
-$,
f.
:
, 5, ,
\.(,
:
Tivos to live by a thin.
>, ,
$, ,=!.
Lat.
((
. Dim.
aor. 2 part, of
(s,
aor. 2
perat,
{5,
, ) ).; : (: .;
{)
of
scant living.
life.
life
,
^;.
:
$.
means of
stingy, sparing.
aor. I
;
(5,
later
(as if
from
a verb
, sing,
im-
$\}\)].,
part.
Lat. vivo)
to live,
esp. to live
hap-
Pass.,
one
lives,
Lat. vivitur.
3 plur. pres. and imperf.
form of
to
med. of
i.
to force,
treat with violence
also to overreach, defraud,

:
aor.
to be
to
scroll
in
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.
77,
.
2
:
aor.
consume
, , , . ()(, , () 5 (, ) , . , , ', ) , . , -, , , , '2,, ' : : , ) : ) (:

f.
Pass, he cheated us of our pay constrained or overpowered. Att. Causal of to make

part. pres.
sible to live.
go
up,
lift
up, exalt.
formed
as if
from
a verb
'.
alive
, ,
inf.
:
for
pi. pres.
med.
opt. of
aor. 2
med.
opt. of
of
to be lived, tvortb living, pos-
eccs,
a living, manner of
life.
Dep., causal of sing. Ep. aor. I
to quicken,
make
II.
part. pres. of a verb
fit for life, lively.

to be lived,
to
stnde ;
\ong-striding.
;
'
of or pertaining to
life.
poet.
to take
coUat form oi huge strides ; part, TO, Dim. of
to stride
worth living for.

aor.
2
3 sing, imperat. aor. 2 oi
so also
little
book or
hii
for
pi.
pass,
of
ohos,
Biblian wine, from Biblis, a
hurtful, noxious.
:
Thrace.
hurt,
harm, damage
'02.
I
\05,
rut.
perf.
Pass., fut.
pf.
, ,
, ',
:
c.
gen. to eat of n thing.
Att. fut. of
. BI"K05,
6,
contr.
part, of 3 sing. aor. I med. of an earthen nnne-vessel.

illicit
from
^-t<lyrr],
-5, (, -5, ,,(3. ,

colre, of
poet, for
. . ,.(. $) 5. () , . . ', . ',. . ) ) *. (, , (

part.
(5,
:
aor. I
aor.
=^;,^. 5, ,= 20'2, ,
os contr. ovs,
an action_/br datnage done. aor. 2 pass. inf. oi fut. 2 of only in 3 sing,
hurt,
having
the legs bent
damage. inwards
by syncop.
eat up,
generally, crooked.
fiit.
to eat,
gnaw,
active, sluggiih.
intercourse, opp. to the giver of life or food.

life-giving, bounteous,
2,
aor.
; ,
(
slackness, sloth, stupidity.
,,
es,
to he slack, lazy, indolent.
indolent, stupid.
Adv.
-$.
eTuos) lazy, sluggish.
6,
(akin to
lazy, in-
Irreg
Ccmp.
:
or
fat.
or
aor.
pf.
Pass., fut. 2
fut
fut.
med,
used as pass.:
[d]
:
more
usu. aor. 2
pf.
to binder,
weaken, stop;
c.
gen. to bin-
lead.
aor.
grow.
5)
fanely.
to
ing, blasphemy.
fanely.
kind of slippers or sandals, Lat. soleae.
. . , . , {) {, ) , 3, -, . , , {) ( ( {) , (,. , ), , ,
of
aor.
I
, (, {) , , , , ', , $. , ), ', 5, , , .. 5, , $,
der
from;
its
last
course;
3. to
branches.
2.
arrested in caught in the kv of the mind, to blind, deceive, misaor. 2

later
:
barm, damage, burt, mar.

:
fut.
pf.
or
-.to bud, sprout
generally, to burstforth,
,=
a bud, sprout,
leaf.
increase, growth.
20'2, ,
:
5, , and
f.
:
6,
bud, shoot, sucker, Lat. germen.

pf.
:
. . .. , 5, , {) . , () .,
shot,
,, 5,
.
, ,
wound.
131
2.
, {)
fut.
3 pass, of
throw, cast,
3.
coverlet.
ov, Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of
aor. 2 inf. of
II.
05, , , ,
,
Ep. aor. 2 pass. inf. of Ep. fut. of , ov, verb. Adj. of one must throw. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
)3;.
^),/
be thrown.
2.
burled, struck.
nail.
(pro-
fut.
an iron Dep.
:
2. to
defame
profane words, speak prospeak ill or to the prejudice of one, Hence to blaspheme.
to
drop
of sheep and goats. a bleating children, Lat. vagitus.
{)
:
:
to bleat,
generally, the wailing of
05, , ,
:
profane language.
2. evil-speak-
euphon.,
ov,
{,
3,
.
weak, feeble, sluggish : also with Adv. -pws, slightly.

:
ace.
speaking
Dor.
pennyroyal.
i.
Hence
2.
evil-speaking, slanderous.
mostly
in plur.
,,
ov,
prepared with pennyroyal.

:
, Dim.
77,
Ion.
to
cut
out the
comb of
bees,
pass. part, oi
Dor. for Ep. for

ecfs,
aor. I of
a harming, hurting.
ov,
gen. ovos,
mad-
dening.
2 sing.
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. look, glance : the eye. forth: hence to be full, to be haughty. a aTos,
2.
mad: Adv.
, , , . , ,
f.
from grim, stern: manly, valiant, or coarse, rough.
(From
-,5, $, , {, ) ',
[]
:
02'0'5,
with
added, as
: : .)
aor
to
Ion.
<,
take the honey.

also
aor.
Hence
,.
grim-looking,
burly,
',
aor.
Pass.,
see
:
sour or bitter look. direction, to turn towards

a
III.
to
', ( : : , ^,, ,,
,
I
Dor, for
, '08, , ,
,
f.
a look. verb. Adj. oi
,
:
>05, , ,
:
aor. 2
med.
{)
(for
subj. at
sbooiing up, high grow-
one must look.
ing, of trees.
of
for
sight.
(tenses
formed from Root

(cf.
seen,
worth seeing.
:
From
:
aor. 2
aor. 1
pf.
pov)
pf.
, ^), '),
to
f.
:
.
77,
come
pf.
to look on, look at
also c. ace,
;
",
e.
to look,
or go.
look fury, terror

to
in
Comedy,
i.
look cress, mustard,

II.
to
have
to look in a particular
;
esp. of aspects
>5
-5, , {$, $. -5, , {)

Dor. for
TO, a shield of
5,
south.
(paos,
to see the light,
hence, to
live.
house looking towards the with or without IV. to look and long after
screaming,
a thing, c. inf. beware of a thing.

TO,
$, 5, () . cdpov,
an
:
the eyes
vvKTos
of
. 6$,
5, ,, ,
eyelash.
2. to take care of, look to or to
aor.
From
II.
i.
aor ...
in plur.
I
an
eyelid.
eye of day,
e.
the sun
{) :
^
, ){) -8, , , , -, , : ,.. . ( .:^ : .:

shriek, cry
tSos,
:
wild bults bide. aypios) a wild bull.
From
a loud strain.
crying,
ov,
fem.
a]
, {5,
3 1
pf.
an
ox-stall.
Ep. 3 sing,
Att.
part.ôoar:
Ion. contr.
Ion.
'^1^.,
^-/?/ : Pass.,
aor.
pf.
\.
:
utter
i.
e.
for
the moon. Ep. aor. 2 pass, subj
aor. I pass, part, of
of
things, to
from joy or grief, thunder, roar, bowl: to echo.

cry
to sbout:
^^
to call to
trans., c. ace. pers. to call to one, call 2. to demand in a loud voice. aid.
on
3. to
none
abroad, proclaim.
Fa
132
$,
77
wagons drawn by oxen.

poeios or of ox-hide:
, ^
', (jSoCs)
of or for oxen;
ov,
or
() (,
v.
an ox-hide, a
shield of ox-hide.
0, (/Sous)
,
=
ôevs, (0$,
contr.
from
(,
a thong or cord of ox-leather.
battle-cry, the battle itself;
battle-cry or in battle :
haste to help, succour.
were celebrated, in memory of the conquest of the Amazons by Theseus answering to the latter half of September and beginning of October. ov, running to aid: as
the
;
, -,
Ion.
^ -, {$)
{$,
wvos,
f.
BOH',
cry, shout,
whether of joy or grief: the ayaOos good at the also of the roar of the sea. II.
.{) ^ , , , , {) ,, . , 5, {)) . ^ -,
; :
of an ox or of oxen,
(sub.
contr.
),
a throw, stroke, the wound of a mis. nietaph. a glance : sun-beams. f. to heave the lead, sound. anything thrown, a missile the sounding-lead. II. a cast of the dice.
sile
, {$) 5,
,
ov,
of cow-dung. From cow-dung.

Aeol. for
and
dice.
aid called for, succour. is, yeveaOai) born of an ox. to run on hearing a cry,
the thing
, the third Attic month, in which
to
Subst. a helper.
an auxiliary force.
cour,
warlike ;
stealing.
From
er.
shouting
trench, Lat. puteus.
one of the chief magistrates of Boeotia. Hence , the office of Boeotarch. 17, Boeotia, so called from its rich cattlepastures.
be heavy, dull
with the Boeotians.

TO,
, , ) 5. , , {, ) , . , -5, -, , ^ ,
ov,
-8, {, $) , () (, , {) , , 05, ,{,{) -8, ()
, .
an
help, aid, rescue, support.
II.
sound, humming, buzzing.
to assist, suc-
humming
come
to the rescue.
verb. Adj. one
Hence must
assist.
05, ,
ready or able to help. hasting to the battle-shout, a chariot hasting to the battle.
contr.
from
6$
as Subst.,
$,
assistant, auxiliary, ally.

17,
a driving of oxen, cattle-lifting, cattleII. a place where oxen feed, a pasture.
-5, = -5, () 5, 5,
ov,
fern,
ihos,
, {$,
stirrer,
one that drives away oxen, a cattle-stealII.
drover.
ov,
ov,
crier.
cus.
0'02,
TO,
esp.
vos, a crying, a cry for assistance. , a pit or hole dug in the ground, a
Ion.
{)
5, 8.
,=
TO,
f.
8,
or ox.
Boppds, the North wind: more strictly, the wind from NNE., Aquilo. II. the North, towards the North ; vpos rivos northward of a place. Bopeds, . Ion. Bopcids, poet. Bopeias, Boa Boread, daughter of Boreas. II. fem.
Att.
:
-,-,) -, ,. . ) ', 6-0%,,{$, ) 0'002, -|5, {, ) -$,, {, 5, 2, ^$,

= $. -5, ,,,,{$, -5, , {$, =
vKos,
the silk-worm.
etc.,
, , , ,
f.
BO'MBOS, ,
insect,
9, (,, {) {)
sound deep or hollow
iv,
:
, {)5 -, {$) ) {$, (, , ,

,
, ,
Aeol. for
to to
{,
the rattling
of the
a throw with a casting-net : also caught ; a draught of fishes. II. a throw with dice. a bagpiper.
pi.
of
ov,
make a humming noise, hum, buzz. buzzing, humming. a buzzer, hummer.

any deep hollow
a btizzing or
Lat.
BOMBUS,
(Formed from the sound.)
, and a humble
{)
bee.
slaying of oxen.
slaying of oxen.'
/3;-.
for
, food,
meat.
slime,
mud, mire,
muddy-minded. Lat. coenum.
mud-
mud-lark.
6S,
elSos) miry, slimy.
Ion.
contr.
ca;
^ ,
01,
Adj. northern.
Dim. of Dim. of
ov, 0,
8, a young cow
be
Bopcios,
a, ov, also os, ov, {Bofiias)
belonging
to the
North wind, northern.
57^0;, to
a Boeotarch. From a Boeotarch,
Hence
and
:
({|,
Dim. of
(s,
to be like
a Boeotian
II.
to
to
speak Boeotian.
-8, , {,-) '2,

05,
,,
,
a Boeotian.
Lat.
BULBUS,
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.
fojs, 17,
to side
5, 5,
Boppaios, , ov, or os, ov, Bopaos. Boppds, a, 0, Att. for Boptas.
3, , = Bopeas. 05, , , {) devouring, gluttonous.

unknown Libyan
65,,, , = 8,
Bopeas.
ov. Ion. for Bopeios.
,, . , ,
{) , {) . {)
animals.
Act. of the
to
BCSKil,
pasture,
, ,
i, the feeder or fut.
herd ef the cattle. as if from obsol.
$ . -5,
From
fices
nourish,
herdsman, Lat. pascere, to feed, drive Pass., of support, maintain
cattle, Lat. pasci, to feed,
graz^.
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-
merian,
curl or lock of hair poet., anything twisted or wreathed, as a flash of lightning, the tendril of a vine.
:
watcher of a herdsman's dog.
, 5., , () , , () , () ^, ,
horses, because
$,
0'505,
(,
, Dim.
6,
6,
6$,
of
in
plur.
also
-$, (() $, , , (5)

Wordsw. Gk. Gr.
p.
($,
-$, ,
$, ()
:
ov,
(5,
gen.
)
one
133
of or belonging to sacrioxen.
sacrificial.
K(pas) horned like an ox
, ,
who ploughs with
ace.
pi.
for the accent see
140.
ov,
bull-headed: epith. of
bull's
branded with a
head
Maced.
gen. a,
name of
the horse of Alexander
the Great.
to
to tend cattle f. Med. II. metaph. to graze, range over the pasture. delude, beguile: Med., I feed myself on hopes, cheat myself with them.
pastures.
clusters.
, , .
TO,
;
pasture, grass, fodder.
a byre,
rjpos,
herdsman, herd;
soothsayer
:
birds,
kvojv
write pastorals.
5, ($) ) -5, (, $, (, ($)

,
ov,
Adv.
() ($)
,
ov,
(v,
, () of
or for a herdsman,
of pastorals.
anything that is fed, a beast. like a bunch of grapes, in
Dor. \os) rustic, pastoral: pastoral poetry. Dor.
of grapes.
grape-producing.
nais) child of
clustering.
the grape.
ing hair racemus.
-, -,
BO'TPTS,
-naihos,
or with grapes in one's hair.

vos, 0,
65, , = -5,
-5,
-,
grapes.
something monstrous,
we say
Subst.,
unnatural
misery.
, )) -, )
s,
. (,
ov,
($, , ($,
, ,
)
like
with cluster-
a cluster or bunch of grapes, Lat. = a curl.

ildos) like curls, curly.
$, $,
ilbos)
e. g.
Lat. auctor consilii.
-$, , -5, , (5, = $, , $, () = $, () -5, , (, )

herd of cattle.
:
cil
cs,
a form of
($,
,
an
a cluster of
used in compos, to express
$, -'$
counsel.
as
horse-chestnut, horse-radish, etc.

105,
-, , $,
-5, -5,
ov,
antelope.
, Lat. bubalus, a buffalo. feeding cattle , ($, , a cowherd.
,
to the
, , , , , , ,
,
ox-stall.
(\$) a herd of
Hence
Dor.
Hence
ov,
, Dor.
-, -,
f.
, -)
,
,
From
cattle.
II.
to sing or
a singer or maker
, (
(sc.
Lat. colo) a cowherd
herdsman.
Dor.
<5,
ov,
of or in the Council. the adviser of a plan,
.
Hence
and obsol.
'
-, , (() a decree of
(()
,
the office of counsellor. the Coun-
generally, a resolution, plan, design.
5, 6,
. Dim.
,=
iojs,
verb. Adj. of
()
of
as
',
,
,
-,
(5,
:
grazed by
cattle.
ecus,
, (-,
appetite
a ravenous metaph. grinding poverty or

the groin, Lat. inguen.
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
\-5, for , \5, , (()

ov, fit
ijpos,
(5.
counsel.
. ,
:
deliberation.
one must take
II. as
Subst.
\05, , ,
ujvos,
Hence
able to advise.
-5, , (-, () -5, (5,

ov,
II.
to suffer from swollen groins.
yaiw) a braggart, bully, [a] flaying oxen : gall-
ing.
as Subst.
(/Sois,
h,
summer-feeding.
-5,,,
, :
aor.
I
08, , ,
f.
: :
a knife for flaying. giving summer pasture
($,
From
sacrifice of oxen.
)
oxen
:
pf.
:
sense
. ((
Council of 500.
pf.
II.
of or for a counsellor,
devised, plotted.
Md.,
From
Pass., aor. I
is
-((^:
fut.
but
fut.
med.
also used in pass,
and
aor. i
and
pf. pass, in
med.
sense,
()
to take counsel, consider
in past tenses, to
have con-
beef-eater.
sidered, and so to determine or resolve
From
generally, to sacri-
Med.
to be
to take counsel with

:
to slay, sacrifice
the Act.
fice or slaughter.
Pass, to be determined or resolved on. a member qf the Council : to give counsel.
oneself,
upon a thing and so much like
IL

134
silium
,
:
57.
project, plan, intention.
()
er,
will, determination, Lat. con2.
counsel,
II. also like advice, whether taken or given. Lat. concilium, the Council or Senate, esp. that of the
500
(\(-)
he willed victory to the Trojans, or in bpiâi. BouAct or the subj. adds force to the demand,
($
first
',, - ^
5,
:
() , ,,) () ,, . -5, -, ,
Ep. for
, 5, ,
fut.
:
., ^ " ,
ini
kmfiaivd, like vs
of people
who keep
silence
from some
at Athens.
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.
aros,
,. ()
i
2 sing. subj.
of
weighty reason, from the notion of a heavy body keeping down the tongue. contr. from ace. pi. of foreg.
of good counsel, sage.

a
will,
of
purpose.
-, -,
$,
ov,
f.
$,
(/SoCs,
-is, ecus, if,
= foreg.
($,
(-,) () \$.
:
aor. I
(, - ,
Att. also
usu. c. inf., but also
would you have me

the
that offers, any one that likes. have rather, choose, prefer, mostly with
iyaJ
host were saved than

ov,
evening
evening, at eventide.
-$, -$,
boy.
2.
,
:
-05, , ($, '^) ($)

(, grazed
ov, ov,
, ( ', , (, ) , ^
:
pf.
in
compos,
also
med.
Dep.
to will, wish,
c. dat.,
(^
be willing:
-(, ($, $, ($) , -$, , () ^) <, ($,,

(sub. upa),
-5,
From
($,
) )
)
) )
an
ox-stall.
ox-eating.
to slaughter oxen.
a festival with sacrifices of

ox-sacrificing.
to tend cattle.
2.
oxen.
\,
, as,
tell
($,
full,
-$, (, $)
ov,
f.
with at which oxen are slain.
Lat. quivis,
II.
to
-$,
in
(^,
had rather the
lost.
strife-desiring.
-05, (,
,
unyoking the oxen, \y\. From the time for unyoking oxen, <5, Homer only as Adv., towards
ov, fit for
-$, , {$, (-, -5, (5, $) -5, (5, 05) -8,

,
a herdsman.
ov,
(S,
,, ($) ,
a herd of oxen.
From
ov,
for sacrifice.
by cattle
of grazing oxen.
4. 281.
-, (, ) -65, ($ -$, ) , , , , , ,
Tjyos,
) -3,
-, -,
-,
B0T"2,
Ep.
poet,
in
-, ,
BOTNO'5, ,
a
rich in cattle.
ivos,
hill,
of bees, born of the ox; see Virg. Georg.

6<ws, o,
ov, gen. ovos,
ov,
(5, , , ($,
ox.
an axe for felling an

ov,
($,
, $ () - , ) , ) 5, )
;
)^
-,
cow-milking. dweller on hills.

cattle-feeding.
II.
full eyes.
herds
mound.
presidency of the
, () ,
,
f.
-5, , , ($, -'5, , (, )

idos,
17^0;, to
contr. part, oi
) .
)
:
:
ox-feeding
as Subst.
with a great load. holding an ox.

gen.
pi.
rich in fodder.
2.
of
%.
one
who buys oxen

i.
ox-eyed,
e.
with large,
ov,
(&)
From plough. a ploughman.
II.
Bootes,
name of
the constellation Arcturus.
(-,
nais) a big, lubberly
BPA'BET'S, $,
:
, (() a
the judge
games
the office of judge or umpire, generally, arbitration.
prize in the games.
Att. ace. sing,
plur.
who assigned
nom.
:
the prizes at
($,
hard-struggling. pf. of
the gatnes
generally, a judge, arbitrator, ufnpire
chief, leader.
f.
, (($)
,
ox-goading. an ox-goad^
to arbitrate, direct,
to be a judge or umpire: govern. a kind of plum or sloe.
a herdsman.
ox-piercing ;
a spit that ov,
would
spit
(5,
gen.
a whole ox. with theface of an ox.

also poet,
: :
OT ": gen.
poet, also
:
pUir.,
nom.
$,
:
ace.
rarely contr.
rarely contr.
:
rarely
an ox;
plur.
cattle.
a bullock or cow, . $, , a shield

proverb.,
tnl
dat.
. 5, . , () 5, () ,
17,
BBATX02, , hoarseness, , , hoarse.
$,
the tree which bears sore throat.
Hence
505, , , Aeol.
[],
(OS,
f.
Adv. of
$,
slowly.
for paBivos.
poet.
Comp. and
Sup. of
slowness.
to
layed.
II.
intrans. to be
Pass, to be dedelay : slow about a thing

:
covered
wi.'h
ox-hide.
III.
Med.
to be slow, to loiter.
sion,
, 5 -,
,
slow offoot.
tath.
-, , , -, , (5 '2,
(S,
,-^,
slow
(0paSvs,
ab^ris
slow of persuato sail slowly.
believe.
f.
(Ppabvs,
j),
\()
gen.
(fipabvs, itovs)
(, ,
siriciput.
. 5, ) -, {)
ov,
135
*BPA'Xil, only
( withfeiv leaves. used in 3 sing. aor. 2 or to rattle, clash, ring, roar. OTOS, the top of the head, Lat.
5,
: :
eia,
Comp.
Sup.
shake violently, to throw up, of the sea Pass, to boil up. stft grain
:
, . ( (: . ,. . ,
running of time,
[] and poet. and by metath. slow, heavy; OeUiv slowest at II. metaph. s/ott/ of understanding, slow.
poet, also
(s,
$,
:
by poet, me:
late.
$,
:
fJTOs,
($, (\$) slow of , {$)
foot.
TO, Aeol. for

I
$,
slowness
dullness.
a rich female garment.

f.
fipaaOeis, aor,
'22,
pass. part, of
Att.
[Si]
aor.
:
Pass., aor. i
pf.
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.
, BPETVin,
:
,
^$,
'.
'02,
{()
the
($,
,
I
to
to
winnow
or
, , $, ) -, \$ $ {,
see
Comp. and
small understanding.
ov,
way.
few words.
for a short distance

shortly,
,, , , , -, , ) -$, , $ , ,5 , , (, : ( , ( - ,, , -5, 5 ) -5, )

3($, Adv. of
ovos, 6,
ov, gen. ovos, poet.
Comp. of
of
'02, (. -. 05. ((
,= BPE'Xn,
f.
(OS, TO, the child utiborn, Lat. foetus,
(,
aor.
eV, aor. 2 pass. part,
ov, gen. ovos, [Ion.
Sup. of
5, {8) $.
Oil
the surface,
(
II.
:
new-born babe, whelp or cub.

i
aor.
: Pass.,
[]
pf.
moisten, sprinkle, opp. to

2.
(^((^67
aor.
:
to
wet
:
shortly.
Pass, to be wetted or drenched.
impers.
((,
the
arm, Lat. brachium. []

X,
like
vu, Lat.
pluit, it rains.
Att. t],
BPI-, [],
insepar.
intensive Prefix,
whence come
contr. ios, t6, plur. shallow, stagnant pools, Lat. brevia et syrtes.
ov,
(-
$, , ^,
gods, but by
fut.
paps.
a hundred-handed giant, so called
with few clods, a narrow piece of land.
$)
by the
men Aegaeon.
[In Ep., trisyll.
Bpiap'ojs.]
ov, gen. ovos,
{pavs,
')
of
strong. , . Ion. 05, , , (-) to strengthen, to make strong.

to
()
II.
{$, $) running a
From
From
intr. to be strong.
short
-5,
f.
brevity in speech.
ov,
()3$, \^)
to
short in speech, of
-8, ,() {-, 5, , ($)

ov,
(OS, TO,
nod, slumber, sleep. loud shouting.

weight.
weight, heaviness.
BPA'XT'S,
:
-voos, ov,
ia,
make short. Comp. V

:
Sup.
and
and Time, short ; of Number and Degree, few,

a
little,
5. - 3, (, ,() ((:
ful.
(5,
Ep.
voos) grave-minded, thought-
and
weighty, heavy.
inf.
of Space
little
f.
aor.
a short time or distance;

;
perf.
to be heavy, to
:
little
by
little
iv
briefly
;
Strl
in
few words,
Med., heavy laden with a thing (pis a poppy laden with fruit for weighty strife. 2. of men,
;
be weighed
down
Ep.
or
to out-
Lat. brevibus, paucis
or tv
weigh, prevail
II.
to be superior in the fight, to be
mas-
Lat.
quam
ov,
-8,
dart with
fs,
a small contribution.
-TOvos, ov,
necked.
deficiency.
-, () 5,
ov, ov,
j/tos,
77,
($, 5) (5, (5) (5, {5,) {5, \$)

brevissime.
:
ter.
trans, to load, press.
and
Dep. to snort with anger,
short, small head.
he wrathful, furious.
short-legged.
bringing
reaching a short way.

short-
shortness
scantiness,
= /<$,
6,
(, , ^, $, 5,
(s,
--$, (, BP0TX02,
ov,
0, the
-8,
ov, 6,
(5, ')
giving a
-,(() $,
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.
(os)
Bacchic.
{65,
Lz.t.
eiSos; Bacchic. fremitus, any loud noise or
short or scant light.
[]
roaring, as of
fire, etc.
136
, () () , , () , $, () -\5, %, () , () , , 5. 5. $, ($) , () ') -, '02, 5, , ) $ ,., -, (, , , ) ) , , -5, , . . -, ) , -8, (, , () . () , , () , () , , , , () , (, ) , .() -, (,(, (, , () , () -^5, -, () ) \$, ) ', , ) "-6, . ,, , -8, ,, -., ) , , ,
From thunders, Lat. tonat. Tj, thtmder.
with thunder, astonishment.
:
the Cyclopes,
thunder and lightning.

s,
mortal, hitman.
man
,
voice,
, ', {) , ()(, -, (,, , ) -,

f.
-,
thunder:
II.
-. , ,
impers.,
it
mostly
to
the state
of one struck
ivitb.
,,
$, ,
who
thunder-clap.
Thunderer, name of one of forged the bolts of Zeus. Kepavvos) sending ov,
tldos) thundering.
to
,(
in
pres,
be full
and impf. rare in fut. of anything, swell or teem

;
II. trans, to
aros,
cause to burst forth.

that which
:
is
:
eaten, food.
:
aor.
Dep.
bray
like
an
ass, Lat. rudere.
ov,
($)
i=
food.
eatable, solid.
($,
meat, opp. to voaii

eater, devourer.
ov, also a, ov, Ep.
So
ov,
($,
also
$,, ,
(drink).
II.
an eating
into, corrosion, rust.
ov,
5, ,
ov.
()05, ,
trampling on men.
,=
an
verb. Adj. of
eatable
,
f.
gen. vos,
($,
with hu-
of a parrot.
(,
ev,
-KTOvos, ov,
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.
ov,
(6$) bloody, gory. to murder men. From man-slaying. (6$,
$, , ,, , the
Ion. for
made of byblus.
coats
fibres, of
at,
Egyptian papyrus. II. its which were made ropes, paper, etc. leaves of byblus; hence, a book: also in
pi.
($) ,$,, ($)

f.
Adv.
()
[]
close-pressed, closely, thickly.

to sink in the deep,
immerse.
II,
ov,
in the deep, sunken, deep.
($,
of the deep;
(sub.
water-animals,
watching men.
II.
poro-Jyî\^,(s,(os,^rfe) man-hating.
hated by men.
is,
pass,
men.
ov,
05, ,
man-destroying. to stain with gore. a wetting, rain.
($, ($,
''2, ,, ()
ov, ov, 6,
i5os,
,=$.
a hide.
[]
the depth, the deeps of the sea.
masc. Adj. blustering: Ep. gen.
(peyyos) giving light to
pi.
Att. for
17,
BT'P2A
the skin stripped off,
name
-aieTOs, 6, aieros) leather-eagle, nickof Cleon the tanner.
Aeol. for
$, ,
f.
a tanner.
From
BPCXeOS, ,
BPO'XOS,
6, the throat.
to dress hides, tan.
an ink-horn.
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. ava0,
, a leathern , ov,
f.
thong. []
Fem. from
made of skin
or leather.
\Jpohf^\i, From
to dress hides, be
a tanner.
-|/5,
ov, 6,
a tanner.
to
Adv.
teem with plenty, overflow. snarling or with clenched
ovos, o,
aayv)
a
ov,
the
leather-Paphlagonian, nickname of Cleon.

ov, 6,
teeth.
leather-seller.
6,
a snarling, biting
:
a grinding
Cf.
$,
and
-Tovos,
or gnashing of teeth.
f.
with skin or leather stretched over.
, ,)
[]
aor. i
to bite,
devour.
ov,
(,
($,
made offine
to
linen.
build in
the
V. sq.
deeps
eliTfiv
to cry for drink.
hence to meditate deeply. Adv. from the bottom.
($)
:
only in ace.
fut.
the depth
of the
I
sea.
ov, 6,
($,
I
measuring
sea.
howl, bellow, Lat. rugire. Hence aTos, a roaring : and
, 9,
:
med.
:
aor.
pass,
the deeps.
Ep.
pf.
(so
Dep.
():
from
to
roar,
ov,
ov,
sea,
a bellower, howler. also a, ov, (fipv^)from the depths of the an echo from the deep, [y]
:
BI*T'Xn,
1
fut.
:
the same
aor. 2
as
' .
[]
: Pass., aor.
-, ($, ) $ ' , $ . , (. .
,
the depth or bottom
of the
BT'5202, , fine flax

ov,
f.
fine linen. deep-thinking.

:
[]
aor.
:
Pass., aor.
pf.
to stuff full ;
;
stuffed full of
tip
spun-work
noyy
bunged
aor. 2 act.
with sponge. subj. of
Ion. contr. for
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,
, -, , ,. , $,, {)
,
Dor. for
Dor. for Dor. for
-. -.
clods,
.
ground,
137
or at the altar. a step. aros, to, a ribald Jest. From Dep. to practice coarse buffoonery, indulge in ribald jests. From
,
$, $, ,
beggar
:
|, ^^,
except in late Poets), like ala, poet, for 7^, earth, soil: one's country. ov. Dor. for 70(170x0.
, \$,
forming
of rich loam.
\$,
5, 8, , -5,
s,
poet, for
yy(vs.
poet, for
ov, (yaia)
ov, {yaia,
-5, ,$, ,
ov, (fiw\os,
ov, also os, ov,
Dim. of
-65,
ov,
(6$,
altars, for the scraps that
) $ )
:
{$) on
clod-breaking.
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
his strength.
sprung from Earth.
yovos,
earth:
gen. yaXaKTOs, pears in gen. ya-\aK-Tos),
, ',
5,
77,
milk.
(Lat.
LAC
ap-
ItirMng about the could be got there, a starve-
milk.
ling,
hence a low flatterer, ribald jester,
buffoon.
$, , {)
Ep. for
contr. for
pass, of TTtVo;)
any raised placefor standing on, a
stand, Lat. suggestus: a raised placefor sacriflcing, an altar; later also funeral mound, cairn, Lit. tumulus.
of heroes, [d]
as
, , () , . , -, . . -, {, ) , , ,
,
ace. of
$:
aor.
also contr. gen. plur.

part, of
3 plur. aor. 2 subj. of to call on, to call to aid.
Dor. for
. , , 5,
05, ,
ya\vv
rally,
polecat, Lat. mustela.
man-feeding, nurse
opos, b,
a herdsman.
the sea, in neut.
,, , ', , ,
$, contr,
,
6v, cheerfid.
-, -, ,. , ,
ov,
e's,
05, , 5,
(ya\a) sucking, infant.

(ya\a, rrayijvai)
like
ov, milky, milk-white.
curdled
ov, 0, (ya\a, a milk-drinker. Dor. for
iri-iroTai,
3 sing. pf.
yav, yaKôs.
rjs,
the
marten cat or
Adv. -pis. (yaXiy) a kind of spotted lizard.
contr, for
a, ov,
ya\i.
^,
= yavs:
Dor.
= sq.
stillness
\avveiv to sail calm, tranquillity. Hence
of wind and wave, calm, through the calm : gene-
, (yav)
pi.,
Ep. part.
fern,
yava,
still,
:
calm,
to be calm. serene: esp. of

I
ya\v
a calm, yaKijv'
see
a calm.
indecl.,
third letter in Gr. alphabet

:
numeral
y',
three, third
but ^7
= 3000. Before
pronounced
like
the palatals
in ng, as
and before y ayyos dyKos ayxi

v.
y.
.
is
For the digamma,
sub
, .
masc.
is
5, -05, -, -, ^/-. -, 7, '12,

,
a priest of Cybele
77,
a eunuch.
gen.
gen.
Homer
as ala yaia,
uses
bovvos ySoxhros
is
:
and
for yrj
V, e. g.
In Dor.
^ y\,
also
as an aspirate before
:
some words,
so also in Att., before

for 7, as
vicpos yvucpos.
I. a son-in-law. a father-in-law. Aeol, a bridegroom.
Lat, affinis
$,
. ,
:
7.
yK,
[]
nom, 1. yaXio) Att. a sister-in-law: the corresponding

:
Dor. for
ya, aor,
inf,
o(
ya.
, {ya)
3.
any connexion by marriage,
in-law.
.
I
2,
in
a brotherDor. and
sometimes put
hvocpos
yvocpos
but in Att.,
7/7;
sore ending in mortification.
,,
, .
:
for 7,
y\v
,
for
,
yi]iov
yXicpapov
and for
\.
;
also for
spouse
Dor. for yi. Dor. and Aeol. for

77,
yrj, earth.
or
aerarium. Dor.
-, ) (,
y6X,a,Ti,the royal treasure: riches.
, {^,
a small round net. ypaivw) a gangrene, an eating

(Persian word.)
, (7^,
Ep.
yeya. Med,, yatoa, Ep. 3 sing, yaea, Att. yao kyv. Pass., aor. kyav, aor, yya (yos). To poet. part, yais
aor. I
fut,
,, ,
5,
and
fut.
;
Dor. for 'iy(v, 3 sing. aor. 77, fem, of yairs, a wife. ov. Dor. gen.
oi
ya.
yad,
a husband,
, a wife. From yai, Att. ya,
lya
later
kya
:
later
ya
pf.
pf.
a treasury, Lat.
marry, to take
for
gen.
*,
ye.
ayaOov Med. to give
ya
to
wife,
Lat. ducere
a
to
marry of
in
good or bad stock. marriage, I, of the woman, 7o

to
e$
.
2.
yats
(but not 7atj; in nom.,
give herself in marriage,
wed, Lat. nubere.
138
to
^, ),, '
wife.
^
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.
year, from
, ,
:
^ , ,
Dor. for
y.
gen. yaaripos syncop. yacrpos, dat. plur. yaOTpaai [d], 17: the paunch, belly, Lat. venter; yaev yaoTpi
arcs,
oy,
(/')
,
= '$.
bridal,
Lat.
nv.piialis
(sub.
a marriage-feast.
taph. appetite, in a bad sense, gluttony. Ion. the belly of a jar, etc.
^,
it
a/vos, 6, the seventh
weddings
because it was the usual time for answered to the end of January and beSee
ginning of February.
f.
ding, Lat. nuptiae.
Subst.
matrimony
riage.
a beast
', =^. -'-, {^, -, '02, -5, (^, , (^, 05) . , ()

-$,
ov,
5, , 6, ,, {^)
(70^0$)
give in marriage. bridal; wedAdv. as at a wedding.

to
an
adulterer.
, ,
:
;
. Dor. for , a wedding,

in pi.
marriage : also wedlock, a marriage-feast, Lat. nuptiae. ov, preparing maral,
.' ) $. )
month of
the
the Attic
to hit
adulterous
as
womb,
ship.
, , , -, -, -, , ,
f.
, ,, -,
or
the hollow of a shield,
2. the
to be with child.
womb, meHence
3.
{;, ,
on the
los, 6,
. Dim.
,
of yaaTqp, yaoTpiov. (yaarpis) to fill ones belly.

boxing.
XL
belly, a trick in
. Dim.
is,
f.
ov, (yaoTrjp,
pyos) gluttonous. of y p. (yaoTrjp) pot-bellied : a glutton.
(yaaTrjp, fiapiis) heavy with child. (yaoTi]p, to bear in the

(i8os) pot-bellied.
be pregnant.
cs,
(yap,
(yaiXos) of or for a merchant
'2, , v,=ya\s.
round vessel, e. g. a bee-hive : hence jaws of , a round built merchant-vessel, galley.
the beak of a bird.
bent, curved, crooked.
yv, (yavos)
[a]
to
Dor. for
yrjv, yatav.
to shine, glitter,
:
gleam :
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
Pass, to exult in a thing: to be haughty,
and fresh,
delight,
,, -^^, ,
'02,
Lat. nitere
metaph,
to be cheerful.
60S, TO,brightness,
sheen: beauty, a charm,

:
disdainful.
brighten up, be delighted at a thing. = yavos. arcs,
, ,
et
Hence make bright
or shining
pf.
pass. part.
. ,
,
Dor.
, ,
:
a milk-pail
a water-bucket : any II. yavKos,
Hence
otos,
glad-looking, joyous, Lat. nitidus. Ep. part, of
'.
:
at
any rate ;
often
2.
a subject for boasting. quidem, at least, y' kvdabi \($ at any rate the people
enclitic Particle, Lat.
Ep.
fut.
Dep.
(yavos)
to
here oy(.
Dor. for y1-. yc usu. Conjunction, for, Lat. enim, and like it placed after the first word in a sentence. Its chief
-, . -. -, -, ',
Dor. for
Hence
(7
yc
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
\$
y1ov.
[a]
oaths,
VT)
'
y(, with a
II.
word between,
(' ,
usages are
etc.,
I,
to introduce the
reason precedes that of which

;
it is
be rendered by since or as
since
so in parenthesis, as
many Achaeans
^v yap
reason
when
it
the
the reason,
may
yap
ov. Dor. for 704170x0$. Ep. for yiyova, perf. of yyvoa, to have been born, to be, live : pi. 7670^6', 767:
-, ,
but
:
refers.
even;
against even Amphiaraus' will.
^
:
to which
y(
are dead, etc.;
and, since
II.
Marathon was the

1.
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,
or iiOi yap, Lat. utinam, yap would that
Att.
place, etc.
to strengthen
Hence
, '05,, '-, ,
f.
, ,
$(
with.
- ~, .
K(iv [a]
fittest
77/'
77,
part, yeyaajs,
like fiifiaajs,
that! so also ttSis
(yapyapa)
to
swarm
Att. for
yayya\, (yapyaXos) to tickle.

a
tickling.
6,
6,
[a]
tickling, itching,
lots, plenty.
, , . ,
,
inf,
, ,ya. ^,
pf,
pf.
Dor. for Dor. pf,

of of
$.-, y. yeya
[a]
inf.,
;
for 77afat,
Dor. 767a-
Att. contr.
y(ys,
pf,
of
of see yiyaa.
yyvoa
see 76700,
heaps,
, 6, 6,
pf. pass, pf. pass, pf.
, 6', 66, yp.

pf. pass,
yyvoa.
pf.
of 760>. and Ep. plqpf. of of of
y.
ypfp.
pf.
of
y\.
yo.
and
pass, of
of yiy
fut.
pf, act.
3 pass, of
yp.
with pres. sense, part, yfôjvws, the other tenses ky(ywviv with impf. sense 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.
:
, , , - ',
:
: ;
pf.
act.
and
pass,
of
fut.
-. y(oa
139
:
aor. I iyi\S.aa, Ep.
lytKaaaa, Dor.
^^'
etc.
)(,\{.
;
'
to
6,
sound, ring,
claim aloud.
,
ytyv6s,
ytydiS,
verb. Adj. of yy(DV(, one
must pro-
iyikaâ. 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.
iye\v
yeyeaa
:
lengthd. pres. for 77Cura, to proclaim. 6v, Adj. from part, ytyojvws, (like apapos,
ws, Att. part. pf. of
, , . ,
^,
: :
5,
(^\)
y(.
5,
gen.
76;,
:
poet, for
y(\q)
6v,
from apapojs), loud-spoken, loud-sounding.
yovajs,
the valley of Hinnom, in which the corpses of the worst malefactors were hence as a name for hell-fire, hell. burnt
i.
, ,
:
yeyaws, see yiyaa. Heb. Gehenna,
{yeXaa)
for
yyvoa,
7^-
ter's sake, for
a joke. Lat. ludibrium;

of
it.
e.
-,
^.
yiom-. 6-8, plougher of ,, ($, y(iva, y(voa. med.

etc., v.
(7^,
aor.
part, oi
)
,
as Subst.,
earth.
veivcai, Ep. for
2 sing. aor. I
subj. of
with a thing:
, , ,
ace.
:
yKv(s.
Att.
dat.
yiXcori
Ep,
yeKarra Ep. yiXw,

;
in
Att. Poets yiKoji'
laughter, Lat. risus
km ytXwri
yea
II.
for laugha subject of laugh: er, to make a joke
-'05,
buffoonery.
6v, {yiXus,
, ,
f.
Ep. impf.,
Att.
65,
exciting laughter: a jester. Ep. part, of load ox freight {ye)
() ,,
From
y^voa.
aor. I
Pass, to be begotten, be born.
II.
the
',
yi\LOS,
, = yos,
Pass, to be freighted.
7>.
From a freight. used only in pies, and impf. to be full of

ytvi-t\,
7js,
sense, = y(vv,
ydvaaeai is always used in causal of the father, to beget ; of the mothe parents. ther, to bear, bring forth; oi
ycvv,
thing, to be full.
7vca, as. Ion.

r^pos
birth.
{*y(v)
Ik
birth;
ytvtris
-$,
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
^-, FEFSON
$,
($, <$,
5,
etc.,'=ypos.
ov,
,)
(y,
yv(vo
from
Pass.
yivi^
younger
II. birth,
:
by
birth;
race, descent; y(Vir) vTripnpoi

III.
earth-bearing.
higher by blood
ration,
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
, 6 , , ,
,
gree
(yf'iTOJv) to be
75,
and
, =
,a
a neighbour,
7tTJ/taa;.
to
border on.
ov, neighbouring, near.
From
II.
ovos, 6,
7$.
neighbour.
as Adj.
. , , , , (y) -5, 6, , ^, pyto y(v(

Lat. saeculum;
f.
of horses, breed. y(v(ai
a gene-
IV. offspring, descendants.
'
{y(V(a\oyos)
to trace his
to trace
yfveaXoyuv
pedigree
a pedi-
to derive one's pedigree.
Hence
a tracing one's descent, genealogy.

{y(V(a,
From
a genealogist.
,
'
76>. y(\oa.
Ep. dat. y(v(r}<pi. 1. horses, breed. 57, birth, origin, descent : of a mine of s'uver. birth-place; ov,=^y(V(e\io$, yeviQXios, ov, belonging to one's birth, Lat. natalis yevtOXia a birthone's birtb-day ; yevieXiov the gcds of one's race; yfvieXioi day feast
rjs,
Ion. for
yev(a
605,
;
yevieXiov
be ready to laugh.
, y\aa
y(\,
( , ,-y(vX, -,
to
kindred blood.
descent.
to
2.
offspring.
Ocean."
XcOoi^cf , or yekoiojvres
aros,
6, {ytK) a laugh;
the many-twinkling smile
, 5, , , {^(\) ,
6,
a laugher, sneerer.
Ep.
From laughable, laughed at. Ep. part. pi. yeXutuvrcs, ye:
Ep. impf.
y(ov
or
., , - ,
of
ycvetas, ados,
come
Dor. man's estate.
{yhdov)
get a beard,
'^"
(y(vfiov) a beard.
to
i'l
the cheeks.
yev6l^, = y(v(,
Ion.
get a beard. fem. yiveiaTis or
-iUTis, i5os, (yfvfias) bearded.

f.
= y(ve,
to get a beard.
: :
ration.
140
the
,
,
y4v(LovTEYa.
(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
6,
dead.
yiviaios, ov,
birth-day feast
= yev(9\io5.
-^.
o{
^.
yivecria a
the
birth,
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,
:
II.
representing the digamma.
also,
day kept
in
memory of
8,
fwy,
(*ykv) an
origin, source:
gen. yevvos dat. yevvi : plur., dat. yevvai, Ep. yevvaai ace. yevvas, contr. yevvs. The under jaw; yevves, both jaws, the mouth: hence also
; ;
''2, ,
II.
contr. for eyeveTo.
race, descent.
,
birth,
,.
fern,
the cheek,
for
a mother.
fj,
lyivero,^ sing. aor. 2 oyyvoa. of yeverrjp, {*yivw) she that gives II. she that is born, a daughter.
biting axe.
66,
65,
cestor.
rjpos,
= yeve-q, birth. , = yevs.

{*yiv)
the begetter,
2.
of yepas. -yepaios, (yepojv, ypa^s) old: venerable. Comp. yepaiTepos; ol yepa'iTcpoi the elders, Lat.
, ,
'
chin.
II.
the
edge of an axe, a
obsol. pres.,
Root of y iy
pi.
Ep. contr. from ye pea,
.
yepapai
ov, 6,
the begotten, son.
II.
a father, anasAdj., =
senatores.
yeveOkios.
YevcTvWis,
hour.
,,
(-$,
f.
:
Sup. yepa'naTos.
ov, (yepaios,
\$) with wrinkled

eyepa,
inf.
:
skin.
(*yeyai) goddess of one^s birth
yepaipu),
yepapw
aor. I
:
opos, ,=yeves, a father. YVV, Ion, for eyevov, 2 sing. aor. 2 of ylyvoa. 3 sing. aor. i pass, imperat. o{ yyvoa.
, 5, :
the
aor. 2 kyepapov
(yepas)
to
honour or reward with

Sup. of yepaios.
-,, ,
gen. yeyos, contr. yev^dos i^yivvs, edge of an axe : an axe, pickaxe, mattock
aros,
[a],
'-, ,
Y^paos,
generally, to honour.
-ycpaiTcpos, -raros,
Comp. and
in
fioble.
-,
YCvvaSas
poet, for yevos, descent, offspring,

6,
, = y(vva. ,
es,
-yepapos, a,
yepaios.
(yepalpw) reverend, stately
;
Lat.
GRUS,
a crane.
yepapai
priests, yepapai priestesses.
'2,
aos,
:
, nom.
pi.
yepara, Ion. yipia, Ep.
plur. yevvadai,
{yevva) noble,
mind or
birth, Lat. generosus.
(yevvaios, Trpena) be/itti/ig a
yepa a gift of hojiour, prize, generally, a gift, honour ; metaph., yepas the last honour of the dead. W. a privilege, prerogative. Hence
contr.
Adv.
-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
'$, 05,
ov, honourijig.
II.
honoured.
good of
high-minded : of animals, thoi'ough-bred their kind: but also, yevvaia
of things,
geiiuine,
intense misery.
5, $, ,
Hence
nobility, nobleness
of hnd, fertility,
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
,,
of character
6Ws,Adv. of yevvaios, nobly:
Sup. yevvaiOTara.
;
5, , , 5, (^)
{yevva)
to beget,
;
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.
, , -08,, , . ^,
"ycpca. Ion.
-5,
a Spartan vionth.
ov, (yepas, ipepw)
pi.
winning honour.
nom.
of yepas.
to
mother
oi
chiefs
, ,
;
f.
(yepojv,
guide an old man. From ayw) guiding an old man.
ov, (yepv) belongitig to the elders or oJvos yepovaios wine reserved for them.
yeppov,
(eipa;)
Lat. gerra, anything
made
of
familias.
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<vos, cos, TO, (*yevw) race, descent : freq. in ace. ways with masc. Subst. as Xoyos yepov absol. yevos, as e^ yevos I am of Ithaca however occurs in Homer.
, , ,
^,
wicker-work, esp.
sians wore.
an oblong
(yeppov,
, (yevv) , yV(p. YWIk6s, , , =

,
opos,
wicker shields povTes

the
begotten or born.
',
7-,
:
2.
01,
a wattled hut.
v. foreg.
shield, such as the Per-
troops that wore
by descent;
birth.
so in dat.,
II.
yevei
genus.
tion.
2.
a descendant, a child, as Virgil's Divi III. a race in regard to number, a nain
$
(
citizen by
a race
regard to time, an age, gene-
taste of a thing.
,,, ,ye ,
f.
yev
aor. l
(yevw) a taste of a thing. med. inf of
ye.
aor.
II.
eyevaa
to
give one
Med.
yeoa,
fut.
yevoa:
aor. I
'/
with
pf. pass,
^-^^
i.
or eat of a thing 3 pi. plqpf. kîîvvro, they had tasted, eaten : hence to try, make proof, have experience of;
to enjoy.
ov, {yî) 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 , = yeôvos. 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,
:
$ '^( '',
;
to taste,
geometer.
, , ^ -, '/ ) -, , ) - ,), -, 8, , , , , ^) , 5 y., , , , -,

yai.
'/4
^^
'. . , ,, 5, ^ ,, ,,
: ;
141
to taste
Adv. of 7^, out of or from

f.
:
the earth.
aor.
kyâ, perf, yeya, Dor. 7delight.
ydOa (used
t.feel, the spear:
in pres. sense): plqpf. kyeyrjeeiv: (70/0;):
to be delighted, to rejoice.
, {^) joy, ,
5, 5, -5,
'8,
,, -8,
,
,
and
' eyvp
;
77/,
(()
-5,
^)
.
, , ,
f,
-5, , 6,
and
ov,
= ypas.
,
to
measure land, to measure. From

a land-measurer,
aor. 2 inf.,
aor. I inf of
ov,
(yrj,
Ep. for
dat. plur. of
77//;. yps,
Hence
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.
-5, $,
bandman.
till,
in plur. tilled lands.
rustic.
Subst.,ps,o/,(5, a
,) - -,) ,,) , , ,, ,
,
),
-$.
- ,
yiipa'i,
I
part. aor. 2 of
08, , , "2, ,
poet, for
aor. 2 part, of
y.
-)
ypas.
gen. yrjpaos, Att. contr.

fut.
yps
[a]
dat.
-5, -5,
yeo^
Att. contr. yqpa: old age, Lat. senectus.
Hence
:
-5,,
f.
or
Ion. for yrjireSov.
ov, o, {yrj,
(yfj,
poor
in land.
tiller
of the earth, hus-
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,
: :
,
or
Att.
aor.
kypda
aor. 2 kyqpav, inf.
ypvat
[a], part. 777-
,
:
-05, ,
age; esp. of one's parents.

ov, {yfjpas,
cultivate
(yewpyos) to be a farmer : also to metaph. to work at, practise a thing.

agriculture, tillage.
II,
(y(pys)
08, ,
-08,
{yiwpyos)
:
of or for tillage,
:
Med.,
,
f.
II.
skilled in farming.
same sense
a crop.
afield
{yrf,
cultivation
From
:
sing, cry, Lat. garrire.

contr. for yqpaos, gen. of 7^pas.
ov,
-5, -5,
"", ,
yjjv
;
to
ov,
(^yrj,
ov,
{yij,
)
tiller
'ipyov) tilling the
ground
as
of the
earth,
husbandman.
dig or trench the earth.
trenching the
cutting the
From earth, []
ground
, '2, .$, , ,
-5,
Dor.
fut.
otos,
, {ypv)
,
a voice
;
) )
:
cherishing the old.
a voice, sotmd, tone.

speech.
vos,
f.
slot,
pass,
kypv
kypvv,
[]
:
[]
aor. I
Hence kyripwa
but also in
to utter, speak, say,
ploughing.
contr. for 76a, earth,
land ; yrjv
;
to give earth and water as token of submission

also
yrjs
-, -, 2,
-68,
riTAPTON,
Att. for yqevov, a leek.
6, contr. for
ov, (yrj,
() ploughing
[r]
yis.
ov, 6, (y'lyas,
ov, (yiyas,
) *)
(7^ or
;
the earth.
giant-killer.
giant-killing.
a grape-stone,
ai'Tos, voc. y'lyav, 6,
7) mostly
is
as Subst.,
-,8, ,
(S, (yrj,
on land, by land, opp. to yrjs, which means beneath the earth Lat. ubi terrarum f where on the earth ?
in plur. the Giants, a rebellious race,
irov
I
gods.
the
*yv) earthborn
II. indigenous. a son of the Earth, a giant.

:
by
-,
destroyed by the In Hesiod, the sons of Gaia or Earth, whence

syncop. from
name = 7;7/7.
y-yevoa^, which Root from
redupl. from the
*'
formed
root
this
142
come
fut.
and yiyova
for the Ep. pf.
:
'
:
aor. 2
aor, I (in late authors)
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.
'^ (^
:
perf.
yeyev^
. ,
.
nexv wine.
, (^)
hollow, hollowed
II,
hence
a deep harbour.
happen
to he
^.
'
by
redupl.
ri
ykva
more
rarely ris
4.
yvai
what
come of me J
to cost so
yiyvcaOai
opyrjs,
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, <payuv) contr. for ya6, the rump : plur. the buttocks. \aKTO<payos living on milk. Pass, to become sweet, humour in the eyes. , ov, = yXvKOs, sweet. ,= ov, gen. ovos, arros, 0, , (yXvK(pos, xpws) with blear-eyed, [a] (y\avKOs) only found in Ep. part. y\av sweet, fair skin. glaring with the eyes. , ov, = yXvKvs. [iJ] Aeol. causing , ov, gleam, gen. vos, {yXvKvs, , ing, glancing, bright-gleaming. II. with no- sweet tears.
:
-, ', ^, (.
aor. 2
part, yvovs'. perf.
periphras. for opyav, Xkyeiv, etc.
5. c. gen. pretii,
much, as, formed
y'lyveaOai to cost an obol.
from
:
Lat.
NOSCO
fut.
eyvwv, imperat. yvojOi, opt.
''/, pass, yva
yvov,
:
', , -, ) 8, /, ', , , yvoa ] is to
smoothed, polished, exact. Adv. -pa's, smoothly, nicely,
be-
TO, Dor. for
the
root
inf.
yvwvai,
aor. i pass.
yX\: pemiyroyal.
1 ', . --'5, , '502,

5,
:
: 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.
the pupil, eye-ball
ace. yXrjxwva,
by apocop.
Ion. for
, , , '5,
,
', , , (y)
,
:
5, -, 5, -,
05, ,
, () ,
yvv)
'(, ,
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.
-, -,
05,
. ,
charming
'2,
-5,
-xpoos, 0, ace. yXavKoxpoa, (yXavKOs, Xpoos) gray-coloured, gray.

KOs,
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.
, ,
,'(, , ,
epith. of
-, ) -,
act.
8,
but also iv
(y\av-
'
-, . , , ) -, 7- -,
ov,
, -,
-, -5,
ov,
es,
(yXvKvs, [yXvKvs,
,
ov,
benevolence.
(yXvKvs,
the
-5,
mind, delightful. Aeol. and Dor. for

(yXvKvs,
) ) /) )
From
with sweet gifts. sweet-sounding.

II.
sweet-minded.
5)
yXvXov.
^,
smoothness, polish.
From
-,
('^$,($)
ov, (yXvKvs,
-)
sweetly bitter.
sweet, delight/id
Sup.
carver, a sculptor.
ing, carved.
5 :,, ,
'2, (,
/ftW [],
[],
$, ,
,
and
sweet to the taste, sweet: metaph. Comp, and of men, dear, kind. also y\vKVT(pos,-TaTos. (yKvKvs) sweetness.
ov, 6,
'.
-5,
oJs,
143
cs, {yvo(pos, itdos) darksome, dark. yvvg, Adv. {yovv) with bent knee; yvv( kpiireiv to
fall
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,
', , ^ ^ ''/ (^
: :
, ,
:
fjpos,
{^\<)
05, , , verb. Adj.

(<^;)
ihos,
of
fit
for carv-
^'
, , , )
,
. , ,
on the knee.
Ion. for
yvr,
3 sing. aor. 2 of yiyvwCKW.
aor. 2 subj. of
yyv.
$, ,
aor. 2 imperat. of
yiyvwOKW.
is
(yvcjvai) that by which a thing
knotvn, a mark, token, like
yvoJv.
II,
judgment.
'
', <, , 25,

;
'\5
freely.
wordiness.
aXyos) talking
case for the mouthpiece of a flute
money.
, -,) , -, -, ,
II.
-,
Att. Att.
till
a tongue, language;
dialect.
to use a
language or
From
-- , , ^,
sun-dials.
17,
experienced or skilled in a thing.
, -, $,
, , 5,
,
3
yvs yvv
yva
(^,
^;,
II.
of ox for
endless talking,
ov,
the tongue.
point
an arrow
jaw.
, . ) -,, , , , , , , ,
:
one's
Att. for
f.
(, , (,
gen. ivos,
tongue aches, very
(, -5,
talkative.
{^)
,,
to coin
ov,
{^,
prudence, judgment. tnaxims : and clever at coining maxims. From maxim-coining,
properly
sententious.
a case or bag
for
interpreter.
dial.
ovos, 0, (yvouvai) one that knows, a judge, II. the gnomon or index of the sunIII.
ol
yvovfs
the teeth that
mark
or
the
:
'02,
[a]
weapon,
taph. bending, yielding.

f.
bend.
, ',
,
-,
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.
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
yyv.
:
'yv.
Att.
pf kyvwpiKa
:
to
make
2. to
discover, detect
to
acknow-
ledge, recognise.
Kos,
the true race, legitimate, opp. to voOos: genuine, true;
yvqaiai yvvaifees lawful wives, opp. to

yvrjffioi
have a noble mind. Adv. of yvrjaios, lawfully,
yv.
, ,, ', 5, " , , ,,
:
From
i
3. to be
curved, bent
aor.
supple, pliant
me-
ov, rarely
^^:
as Subst.,
yvpos, ,
of
acquainted with. From well-known an acquaintance, a friend, Lat.
ov,
{yvs)
to crook, familiaris.
II.
01
yvpo the notables, Lat.

so as to be
known, yvwptos, Adv. , (^) be on yvps '^ familiarly -, -- friendly terms with him. -,,-$: -,. sub ,^. acquaintance , belonging ,
carded, fulled.
:
optimates.
in-
telligibly,
syncop. for yeviaios,
true Greeks
(5
of
to
ledge.
yvqaia to
is
really, truly.
$,
aor. 2 opt. of
yLyv.
I
Ep. for
yvo(v,
pi. aor, 2 opt.
known.
, $, ,
pi.
(cus,
',
yvovs. aor. 2 part, of
yyv.
darkness.
, = dvo<pos,
, ,
made known, a mark,

ov,
() , , ()
token.
to
knoiu-
that by which a thing
{/) {yvp)
.
a making known.
capable of making
2 sing. aor. 2 subj fut. pass,
-', ,
f.
of yiyvwaKtu. of aor. 2 subj. of
yyv. yyv.
(yvaicis,
to dispuis
144
, 8, , , ,
wisdom.
2
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.
recognising.
', $,
fut.
2.
acquaintance with a person.
of
warrants the truth of a thing, Lat. cognitor.
' , , ^. ,
<$
3.
.
,
:;
for shipbuilding
large wedge-shaped bolt or any bond or fastening : in pi. the cross-ribs of the Egyptian canoes. Hence
:
0'05, ,
f.
yo,
nail,
-,$, ,,
ijpos,
6(ys,
to fasten with bolts or nails; yiy6the ship's hull is ready built. Hence
framework.
bolts or nails,
{^'^)
one that knows or
one that fastens with a ship-builder. 0, (*7eycu) a father, ancestor : in pi. the
that
II.
(yo(p6)
, ,^''.
^''
collat.
Subst. a friend.
known
^:
turnip.
Ep. impf. eyoov, also yoaaaKov

aor. i
,/ , , , 6, , ^^ , ',
2 pi. aor. 2
form of II. to be known.
imperat. of
and 3 dual
aor. 2 indie.
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.
)7,
ov, also os,
(yvojuai) known, well-
/ ,
'$, known
:
parents.
, (*yv)
:
which
is
begotten, offspring, a
as
race, family.
the seed.
childbirth
the
womb.
III. generation, V. IV. birth, descent.
yvuiTov,
a generation.
ov, also
yvos
, ov,
{yovos) productive, fruitful
a poet of creative powers, of true

is
^. ^-^.
^, ^-:
,
a,
yvw-
genius
5,
:
hence genuine, true. or , {*yevw) that which

also the
begotten, a child,
^.
. ^,
of animals, the fruit of plants, the produce of anything. II. race, birth, descent. III. a begetting.
offspring:
young
rO'NT',
:
TO, gen.
weep for.
the sound.
', ,,
wail, groan, weep.
^:
f.
fut.
later
Pass., aor. I
II. c.
{yoos):
ace. to bewail,
, ,
mourn,
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
; :
to mutter, a
word formed from

(yoyyvKos) a
bend bend
the knee,
OToyyvKos, round, spherical. \p'\ , (707^;) a muttering. , {yoyyv) a mutterer.
, ,
^
and
i5os,
0'02,
6v,
to
round, round
off.
From
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
to kneel
ov,
also
ov,=
the knee or joint of grasses, such as the cane, Lat,
, 05, , = yoepos, , ,
geniculum. -KpOTOS, ov, (yovv,

to fall
yoepos.
Tiva to fall
:
persons, lamenting, mourning.
charming the wind with howls.

ov, gen. ovos,
:
out enchantments
fut.
against the
opp. to
, , , , , , , -, $,
5, &,
f.
, ($ ,,
(yoaaj)
lamentable,
mournful
of
, = 7005,
yorjci
, , ) 6, -5, ) ( ,
:
(, (
i.
^
sit
70'5,
dat. pi.
yovaai
Ion.
down, take running, to run;

e.
down
iv yovvaat
rest,
but also to
lies
it
knock-kneed.
or
on
the knee
down
before one.
70'7' From
:
Ep. for yoav, pres. inf. of 7oacu. yoipos.

dat. pi.
:
(7000;) one who howls a wizard, sorcerer: aiuggler, cheat.

:
ing
of yoaw.
sorcery, witchcraft.
(70175) to spell-bind, bewitch.
gon
, {yo(v)
ov, 0,
5,
,
6,
a wailer. , pecul. fem. of 70775, a witch. (^() a ship's cargo, a freight, load.
ov,
,(yo)
5, -5,
crest
:
, , ,) -$,
2,,
to the
its
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.
Att.
05, ,
= Topyfios.
7.
ov,
175,
(Topyw)
of,
belong-
Gorgon.
fem,
,,
(Topyoj,
be of the Gor-
on
-8, {^, ) -'^8, (^^,

ov,
,
teeth.
{,
'2,
hold
:
.
back.
ov,
ov, {Topyoj,
)
later
with the
Gorgon
Pass, to be spirited, of a horse.

17,
terrible, fearful, fierce
hovtros)
rattling
{y6<pos) a grinder-tooth, Lat. molaris, II, the tooth of a key.

nail-bound.
to look fierce; yopybs fearful to beof horses, hot, spirited. Gorgon-killing ov, (Topyw, fem. Topyoov, a name of Minerva. 17, an underground dungeon.
-65,
rrayrivai) nail-fastened.
', ,
( *)
From
;
yopybv
005, contr.
5,
7/
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.
: :
to
.
mark
line
e.
145
III. the
;
the starting or winning place.
middle
i.
ypas
-, , -, -,
:
restrictive Particle, at least (7 then, at any rate : of a truth, in sooth, freq. in answers.
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.
, ', : , |,
Ion,
WTTOS, 6,
) ^. , ,)'^'^.
idos,
pecul. fern, of
(yopyos,
fierce-eyed, terrible.
Ep.
plur.
oiyuvv, also found in Trag.
yovvoa.
:
():
, 6, , ,
,
ture.
on a draught-board called hpa rbv Kivuv to move a man from this line,
-5, ,
,
try one's last chance.
, (ypaus,
ov, verb. Adj. of ypacpw, to be written
)
pi.
scaring old women.

:
one must write.
'05, ,
$, , (y) a writer.
verb.
.
Adj.
of ypa<pw, painted
marked with
letters
written.
decl. of
8, '.
ypaaes, , (^) representation

drawing, painting;
2.
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.<p) a painter. II. = a clerk.
vos,
, '2, ys ,
ypdos,
, 5,
{yp<p)
nom.
,, -,
yovvari, yovvara, yovvaai, Ion. and poet,
thick-kneed.
-,
Dep.,
is,
is,
7^^
writing.
III.
Ep. impf.7oi;jOi//ii7/v.
shape.
('yvv,vyvvt) cramping the knees.

{yovvos, poet. gen. ofyovv,
yovvos, poet. gen. of yuvv.
Lat. uber
, ,
$)
as Att. law term, an indictment for a public offence, prosecution, opp. to a private action ypo.<p an indictment for neglect of service.
(yovos, yovrj) corn-land, fruitful land,
(sub.
yowos
aXwrjs
pi. n.
fruitful vineyard.
woman.
ypa'ia
, ,
Ypdes and
TO, contr. for ypaidiov.
tablets.
gray ;
5, ypa
,, ,.
Ep.
5,
II.
special fem. of ypoxos,
from ypavs and yp^s. an old
Pass., fut.
$, , ) 5$, , (y) ',ypaoa,

,
the art
() ($
able to
:
'
'ipo-<p'^
II.
by means of lines : only in a pica painting, a figure,
draw
or paint
2.
ypaîK^
of painting. a style
pf.
suitedfor writing.
for writing
on waxen
:
II.
embroidery.
f.
yiypaa,
fut.
later
as fem. Adj. old, ypaiai
aoves, eypv,
later aor. l
(,
fypv
yeypoa
:
yeypa
:
aor.
pf.
y4ypaa
2 to
written, a written character, letter, Lat. liiera

letters, the
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<p) that which is drawn or
. Dim. ,
etc.
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
GRA
ypv
2. to
skins.
Pass,
ypa
down;
:
inscribe,
e. g.
$ ypev
to set
eis
to be inscribed with a thing.
in plur.
3.
to write
ypcv
3.
him down
as 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,
, . $,
alphabet.
2.
a note in music.
the cause
to register, enrol.
4. to write
down
scriba.
ters,
kOs,
(|, (//) , , (^)

to be secretary.
to teach
, $,
Hence
the
learning,
, (^)
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,
or
that
on which one writes,

clerk, Lat.
01
ypav ypxpaa
to indict
a note-book.
ecws, 0,
{yp(p)
a secretary,
the rudiments, a schoolmaster.
who pores over musty
, -, ,
knowing one's let, (y grounded in the rudiments : as Subst., , a grammarian. Adv. -kws. one who teaches 6,
awos,
o,
denounce a thing as unlawful

(s,
rudiments.
old
ypaa-
formed from the
{^,
2.=ypaa(vs.
a stroke in writing, a line : , long line of condemnation, drawn on the

II. the line
(^)
records.
) ^,
Adj.,
, , ,
-,
woman,
ypaevo
to
ious,
ypeai
;
also c. inf ,
yp
absol.,
to
him
for
;
the prosecutors
:
{ypavs,
$)
wrong-doing; but
yp(ai ri
to
Pass, to be indicted.
of or belonging
an
Lat. anilis
pf.
silly, trifling.
be awake, be watchful, a late pres.,
iyp^yopa.
Ion. for ypaus, poet, also
yps.
:
(ypinos) a fisherman
whence fem.
ypts
the art offishing.

0,
one
rPmOS,
ypi-nuiv,
a fishing-net.
or basket,
, ypiTTiis, a fisherman, [t] , like ypinos, a fishing-net

2.
made of rushes.
ing, riddle.
anything intricate, a dark say-
tablet of the dicast.
across the course.
, '
146
(S,
pLb
(ypt(pos, (Tdos) riddling.
;
",
0'202, ,
syllable, not
t.
a kind of Javelin. a gruni, like that of swine not even to give a grunl ;
ovhe ypv airoypv not even

:
bit.
Hence
iypvâ to say ypv, hence to grumble, mumble, mut:
<.-8 -5, )
and
:
Pass, to be supplied with gymnasiarcbs.
{[,
ter.
gruni, Lzt. grunnio :

or
gruni.
^,
cu or
a gymnasiarcb, who superintended the palaestrae, and paid the training-masters a training-master.
aor.
(ypvWos
or
ypvkos)
to
were practised, the gyninastic-scbool ; yvvaov from our school. II.

exercises,
, ,
Hence
[d]
or
Med.
to he
gymnasiarcb
From
, {yvvov,
, {^)
verb.
the office
the place
of gymnasiarcb. where exercises
(
in plur. bodily
-05, , (7,
dragon.
or
YpvXos,
6,
(ypv) a pig, porker. aeros) a kind of griffin or
~'2, , ,
practise.
aquiline nose, opp. to
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
civ
the body-armour
;
:
, ,, , ',
II.
, ,
-. , ,
f.
curved, esp. book-nosed, with an
*.
o,
Hence
letes.
bookedness of the nose.
{ypviros^ to curve or bend.
gen. ypvvos,
:
(ypvnos) a griffin, bippotrougb.
, a cavern a kneading , a piece of land, field.
{yva) cables made fast to land. TO, a hollow: in Homer,
$
the
, . -,
like
yvva
an
,) . ,
5,
Hence
ov, 6,
<,
Adj.
of
yv',
the trainer
one
must
(yvv)
of the ath-
, fond
(sub.
of athletic exercises : gymnastics. Adv. -kws,
athlete.
tjtos, 6,
to be
(yvv6s) a light-armed foot-soldier. light-armed to go naked. From

:
ov,
fern,
yvvs, $. . = yvvs.
the
, (yvvs)
,
ov,
, {yvvs)for
{yvvs)
a
light-armed troops. a light-armed
sol-
dier.
valley.
^,
ov, 6, the
curved piece of wood

fitted,
in a
to
rts.
which the share was
tree,
plough, Lat. hu-
limbs.
victorious.
limbs, Lat.
yviojufis aor.
,
:
',
, -,
f.
-, ', , ) )
is,
, -5,
-, -5, -,
-.
= yva,
is,
(s,
afield. (yviov,
{yviov,
() $)
strengthening the limbs.
ov, (yviov,
ov, 6, (yviov,
) )
)
weighing down
the
gnawing
the limbs.
i.e.
limb-subduing,
the tunic or
cloak
TO,
membra
always used by Hom. in plur., the ; esp. the Imcer limbs, the knees.
{yviov ,Trqyvv
stiffening the limbs.
-, '5, :()
cises
-,
;
08, yvvbs
rj,
dyuv
of ox for gymnastic exergymnastic contest.
yvvv.
,
{yvvs,
a Thyrea, at which naked boys danced and went through gymin plur.,
yearly festival in honour of those

nastic exercises.
mostly
fell
who
at
less
of things, out of the case

:
, , naked, unclad: unarmed, defenceyvvv an uncovered bow, e.

i.
:
yvvs
:
gen. stripped of a thing, yvvbs often meant lightly clad, i.e. wearing
c.
army,
, ,
(yviov,
a fetter.
philosophers of India. nakedness.
lame.
-5, -3,
i
yvio-Td,<r\i. is, (yviov,

ov, [yviov,
ov, {yviov,
:
{yvios) to lame
part.,
() /)
wasting the limbs.

piercing the limbs. of brasen limb.
Pass, to be or
lamed.
(yvKios,
(vos,
6,
,,
pf.
a long-shaped wallet or knapsack.

:
)
:
become lame
long-necked.
(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, ,
f.
Pass.,
,,
:
-, 5,
the flanks. the
under garment only
yvv
2.
(),
the exposed parts of
also bare, mere.
{yvvs,
$)
without the an
Hence
the
naked
$, ,
^( () .5,
nakedness
y(yvvaa
them
to
:
Pass., pf.
/gymII.
{yvyivos)
to train naked, to train in
nastic exercises, to
train, exercise;
to train
c. inf.,
yvvv
:
woman.
, -, .
,
(ywrj) of
f.
naked parts.
voc. of yw-q.
Dim.
of ywi],
Ion.
Tovs TTOiSas voklv

to practise
do
a thing
Pass.
practise or exercise oneself.
5, ,
gymnastic exercises
then, generally, to
\;05, ,
muliebris.
the
ov, also os, ov.
belonging
2. as Subst.,
to
women, feminine, Lat.
ywaz=yvvav,
II.
,
a
weak,
silly
women's part of
the hwise.
womanish,
trained or exercised.
, , {)
properly fern, oiyvpvos. naked.

exercise.
effeminate.
\[(,
Att.
, {ywrj)
to
be
womanish,
play the woman.
woman.
women.
mind.
temper.
claimed by women.
) -\5, ) -05, ) ^-, ) -5, )

6-5,
cy, (ywai/eos,
devised by a
nicely-fitted, well-finished verses.
ov,
{-,
. ,
-58,
.
, a squaring the angles;

or
(^
147
I. Aeol. into Dor. into as
proclaimed by
of womanish
a
(s, {yojvia, (lôs)

57,
iz
angular.
rilPTTCKS,
bow-case, quiver.
women.
, -,
-5,
gen.
ov, (ywaifcos,
, ("/,
ov,
womans
pro-
(ywaiKos,
be
(s,
mad for women.

{ywaiKos,
men, womanish.
shape.
men.
-$, /-,
ov, (yvvai/eos,
ov, {yvvaiKos,
formed.
loving women.
womanish mind.
voice.
the house, opp. to
pi.
woman,
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.
:
cranny.
, -, ) -, -, ) ) , . -5, , 6,=, -, , ) -, . , $, ,, , , (, , ) ) , , , , , . , , , , .
YvrvaiKo-TTOivos, ov, {yvvaiKOs,
is,
{ywaiKus,
) )
,
) ) )
(ywaiKOs,
A
,
,
:
indecl., fourth letter
From
bet
as
numeral,
'=
mad
for
4OO0.
as
Changes of
aping wo-
,
as
in
woman's
as Zei/s,
into
full of wo-
woman-avengare
of
',
Dor.
whence
derivatives
, $ $,
as
.
;
--(\.,
6(\05
into
^
:
of the Gr. alpha= and riraprros,
in the dialects
into
hvoipos.
into Aftis,
as
sometimes into
IV. into , as V. into lacryma, VI. into also with another consonant added, as
$ .
,
into
as
III.
Ion. into
while Dor.
into
<; 5.
-,
is
is
.
changes
(.
VII. sometimes
(,
inserted to give a softer or fuller sound, as avipos
dj/5po$.
VIII. at the beginning of

as in
added or omitted,
ov, gen,
ovos,
of
-, intensive prefix, = ^-, as in
(,
ov, (yvvaiHvs,
wvos,
6,
($)
yv,
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
-. .
some words
5, $, ,
;',
05, "',,
yxrvaiKes,
, Dim.
,
mad for women.
processions.
From
a little woman. ov, of or belonging to a woman.

ot
From
:
gen. ywaiKOs, ace.

etc., (as
yvaa,
from
voc. yvvai
if
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.
ov,
(,
. Dim. -, ,Hence {)
.-5, $, ,
ov,
ov,
{.5,
torch-bearing.
aor. 2 opt. of
aor. 2 part, of
*.
*<>.
Ep. for Ep. for
aor. 2 pass. subj.
of
of
nest, eyrie,
cranny.
gen. ovos,
dat. pi. of
enced in a thing.
a vulture's nest
generally, a bole,
-5, ',
yOirtas,
17,
Adj. vulture-haunted. tracing a circle. ov, {yvpos, fa-s, the finest meal, Lat. pollen.
fern.
()
ther-in-law, answering to
fut.
nC*"P0'2,
a, iv,
round, Lat. curvus; yvpds kv
roiirzif-shouldered.
*02, , a
yvTTUs,
or curiosity,
', ', , , . ',

,
f.
ring, circle.
a vulture, Lat. vultur.

2. later,
chalk.
to riib
gypsum.
Hence
UTOught.
over with chalk.

for ovv.
II.
Ion. for yovv, as

17,
a corner, angle.
a joiner's
cunningly, work with curious art

lish.
, . , ,( , (,
'',
epos,
, voc.
of
';.
(. a husband's ys, , a
then
?
(^) *.
*>. *;.
knowing, experi-
brother, bro-
sister-in-law.
, {) ,
(a). 3 sing. aor. 2 med. subj. of used after interrogatives, expressing wonder
;
what
vws
how
so ?
Ep. apocop. for
dat. of ats.
[t]
a, ov, also os, ov,
cunningly or curiously
but {5')
act.
;
:
From
pf.
used only in pres.

:
pass. aor.
to
work
to
deck out, embel-
square.
Hence
Hence
148
,
f.
;
$, -05,
worliing.
aros,
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 ;
of hand.
XSeis : pf. part. asunder,
him mind between two
joined with masc. Subst. heart-cleaving.

to
deity
the divinity in woes.
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.
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.
by Homer only
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
the Deity, Lat.
bad; favour of
tune,
, :( . , ^ , , (5 ,: ) ^, ,, , () , { , 5$ . { ,, . {) , () ) , {) ($, , , . {, , ,{ , , , , , ( ) {) , -, , . -$, {, , $, ^ , $
;
', ' ,
,
= Sat
:
ecaa,
, ,
work of art.
tv,
= 5ai5a\eos.
(paiSaXos,
^, 2.
epyoy)
curiously
ov, Adj.
all
cunningly or curiously
&-,
6vl
($,
:
poet.
aor. I
: :
inf. fut.
Pass., aor.
:
irepl
pierced through the heart
() $, ayVos
to
part,
, , , ( , ,^ ( , , , , , , . -.
',
:
Ep. for Ep. for

for
(, (,
: :
3 sing. impf. of
2 sing. impf.
3 pi.
med. o{ impf. med. of
2 sing. pres.
also
subj. of Ep. 3 sing. impf. fut. to give a banquet or yepovai he gave a feast to the
:
med.
.. ..
:
{$)
II.
Med.
to
have a
etc.,
like poison.
Ep. for Ep. for
2 sing. impf.
med.
3 sing. opt. med. of
cleave
a, ov, also os,

:
ov
also of doubts,
/ill
ov
Att. contr.
as epith.
etiemies.
{, &)
:
:
Ion.
and Hom.
hostile,
destrucpi.
II.
tive
his soul
was divided wiuun.

divided
-5, ,
TJpos,
;
opinions.
ov,
(,
Hence
or in
two words
only
{^) ,
battle,
o{ Jire, burning, consuming: in 2. unhappy, wretched. knowing, cunning.

f.
aor.
inf.
^,
poet, for
^/,
to flay, cudgel.
slain in battle.
and
()
(A), gen.
:
$,
Att.
contr.
aflre-brand, pine-torch, Lat. taeda wood, such as torches were made of.
ha'is
A)
, pinewar,
be subject to
an avenging the house is plunged by

ace,
mostly (B) gen.
2. c.
to
quet, Lat.
DA PES.
5,
$, ,
,
in
apocopate
2.
dat.
)a
"
II.
and
ace.
meal, feast, ban-
meat or food itself, aor. I inf. and part. med.

guest, banquetter.
feast.
poet, for
feast, banquet.
to cut
,
,
Adv.
f.
,
J7,
from
up or carve,
to
por-
tion out, distribute.
, 05, ,
) )
one's portion.
the art
ov, also os,
ov
I.
used
ovos,
carver, distributer. Hence of carving : a helping at table. an invited guest. 2. in
vocat.
in
) $,
:
{)
she
es,
fJSos) devilish.
light up,
kindle
Adv. of
ovos, 0,
{)
marvellously, strangely.
Minerva) made
I
fire
blaze from his helm
a god, goddess.
II.
part,
a(s'.
plqpf.
pf. part.
fate, destiny, fortune, good or against fate ; with the the gods, non sine diis ; in Trag., death, like
III.
numen:
5:
((
:
;
(sc.
Pass., aor.
to
burn, blaze;
^,
war
sense
oaaf the eyes sparkle
Lat. sors.
IV.
($
one's genius,
one's lot or for-
wild-flre.
was
age,
name given
:
to the
souls of
men of the golden
necting link between gods and parted souls, Lat, manes, lemures.
spirit, devil.
who formed the conmen hence later, deV. an evil
as Adj.,
= 5ai7/i<uj',
skilled in a thing.
, (. :
^^ ^.(, ,
is
Med., Kpia
' ($
blazes forth;
(^,
to
to this also belong pf.
poet.
((
heart
^tKeos
the report spread like

;
(),
divide, part out, distribute
in Act.
;
used, but in
Med. and
is
Pass,
distributing portions of
meat
Pass.,
my
But
divided; Ep. 3 belong to
pi.
to
3-5, , = 55, , . ., =
, ,
Ep.
',
inf.
3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 inf. of TO, haKos, a venomous animal.

for
/fe,
poet, for
f.
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 :
/ /,
/fecti':
esp, of
;
: ^
: :
.
pf.
heart-eating.
^-, .
bav.
the fingers.
aor. 2
pf,
: :
149
-
Pass, to be sore vexed.

:
Pass., aor. i
' ,., () . ^, . ^ ,
metrical foot, dactyl,
a finger's breadth, = about -^ of an inch,

ov,
($,
;
e. g.
aîos.
III. a
worn by
Dor. for
Dim. of
II.
wood. man.
heart.
$,
is
sting
LACRVMA.
a subject for tears.
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,
, , -,
',
(OS,
TO,
(^)
II.
dangerous, any noxious animal.

vos, TO, poet, for
aros,
, Dim. , {)
of
II.
a drop,
, .
zi
an animal whose
a tear, Lat. o{ gum.
that which is wept for,
5, ,
ov,
(, *'^) ()
:
a tear.
tears.
tearful.
-, , , . (, ) , . ) -, ,. -5, (, , , (, ), ,: : (, $, 8 // , -,, -, (, $ ($ , . ) : : : (): (, -^ $, , , , , ., : -, .(\$)$, (, (. (, , . $, , () . ,, $, (5) ) , ; -608, , ($, , ., . , / -^$, (5, , , - , ,. 5 , ,, , $ $ .

ov,
i'nvos) horse-taming.
c<ws,
'',(, ) -, ,
Dor. for
, , , , . , -, -, . -5, $,
young
epith. of Hercules.
f.
bite or
, () . , (, ) -8,
a
III.
firebrand, piece of blazing burnt out torch, of an old

see
a beacon-light.
:
later
form of
epith. of
Neptune, the Tamer.
97,
= /^5.
ov,
-8, (,
cattle.
fed on by
beef-eatittg,
ov,
<payeiv)
Lzt. jtivenca.
subduing.
verb. Adj. of
wept over,
,() , os, , () , () (, (, $) , () (, ) ^, ,5, , , (, ) , '', [],

poet,
$,
II.
apTos,
to subdue. a young cow, heifer, calf, like a girl. a calf, Lat. vitulus. a wife, spouse.
form of
Dor. for
ov,
man-subduitig.
a taming, subduing.
ov, gen. ovos,
heart-
man-subduing.
fem. Subst.
tamer.
Dor. vocat. from Ep. 3 sing, 3 aor. I Ep.

pf.
:
pi.
Pass., aor. I
is,
rejoicing in tears.
part.
aor.
ov,
participial Adj.,
pf.
another
inf.
aor. I part,
if
,
from
fut.
Ep.
(-
part.
shedding
tears, weepitig.
fut.
[],
aor. i
to
weep, shed tears:

ace. cognato,
to be tearful, be all in tears;

:
^ pf.
pf.
pf. part.
are found, as
To tame,
to
pass.
power,
bring under the yoke, subdue, overII. of maidens, to yoke in marriage, give
part.
to wife: also to force, lie with, Lat. subigere.
to utter tearful groans.
a thing, lament
Lat. digitalis
the fingers.
,$
c.
all in tears
generally, to subdue, conquer, esp. in

be subject, to obey.
aor. 2 opt. pass, of
war
III.
Pass, to
II. transit,
to
weep for
III.
2. to slay, kill.
Pass, to be wept for.
to flood one's eyes with tears.

s,
Ep. for
for
elbos) like tears
tearful.
aflnger-sheath.
pi.
Dim. of
toe.
ahXbs
II.
of or for the finger, a flute played with
of metre, dactylic.
pointed at with the finger, as in Horace digito monstrari. like a finger. (s,
, ^
digitus.
a ring, seal-ring.
$)
((). a finger,
a toe;
II.
plur.
poet, also
Lat. digitus;
to reckon on the fingers.

also
2.
without
like Lat.
the shortest
Greek measure of
length.
, ,
and 3
pass,
-|,
Ep. for
Ep. for
pi. aor.
2 pass, of
Ep. for
aor.
pass,
inf.
of
Ep. for
3 sing.
impf. of
3 sing, of
also 2 sing. pres.
Med
of
= =
only in pres. and impf.

Pass,
and
,
:
ov.
and Med. Dor. for
-.
Ep. 3
Dor. for
hymns (5) stmg

yrjv
pi.
of
in public.
No, by earth I
,( ,
king of Argos
;
150
, Danaans, subjects of Advaos, Homer for (he Greeks generally descendants of the sons , , daughters.or Hence a Comic Danaus Sup. AavaChis, Danaans. [] oldest of
the in
al, his
',
3,
f.
: ;
^?.
Dor.
to
indie,
fut.
pi. opt.
the
pf.
dfSaveiKa, pass.
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.
(Saves):
to
- $, -$, 5 ^-,
:
:
Cf.
Adv. of
ov,
ace.
() () -, , {) =. ^, , ,, 5, , , {() {) ,05,
arcs,
(OS,
(, , -,() -, {$, $,
(-,
ews,
f.
) ()
;
from
': ( .
'^
:
is
to be hairy. thick-shaded, dark.
a dividing, distribitting.
c. dupl.
to exact as tribute
exact tribute from a person.
Hence
tax-collector.
collection
of
tribute.
6,
Xeyw) a
distribution.
at interest, a loan, debt.
both used also in med. sense to spend fis Med. to spend to spend upon a thing to Causal, of one's own. put the state to expense, exhaust the state. From
:
,
haos,
:
, ,
fos, TO,
f.
'02, , , money , , (/ A) (/ A) =$,

a
gift.
:
money-lending. money-lender, usurer. disposed to lend.
burnt, dried, parched.

aor. I
a firebrand, torch.
pf.
Pass.
money spent:
pensiveness, extravagance,
of things, expendve.
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,
: :
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,
peios, like
q. v.:
, , . -, ) ', $, ) , $, - (, ,, () ( , , , , . $ $ , , ', ,, ^, , ) -$,

chamber
,,^, -, )
Tj,
',
f.
,:
lent out
tributary.
. , ,-, -, ) , (-, -, ))
tribute
ov,
is
-, , -8, (05, )
II.
a division, sharing of spoil
in Att.
to
f.
an impost, tribute. pay tribute : Pass., paid one. From paying tribute,
:
fut.
of
cf.
tjtos,
, ,
and
, (-,
cost, expense, expenditure.
,,
also
money for spending.
aros,
8, ,
, money
()
[]
spent, expense.
. $, , , (5, <-5, <-5, , , (, -5, , ($,

for
/s,
horrid, frightful.
q.
thick-haired.
ex-
hairy
of men, extravagant
a hare or rabbit.
Adv. --$, expensively.

extravagant. land, soil: the floor of a
beard.
', , ,=, (,
Ep. for
(-,
), ) -, , (, ) -, (,
and
shaggy-legged.
f.
bushy-tailed.
gen. ovos,
[],
{$)
thick-fleeced.
to
make rough
hairy-foot,
i.
or
Pass, to
become rough or hairy.
e.
$, , , ($, vwyojv) with shaggy

Ion. fem.
'2'2,
(, ,
in pi. plains, flat country.
a carpet, rug. [a] inf. of
downy, opp. to grown with bushes, bushy;

hairy,
:
rough
to devour.
with the leaves on. crowded.
II.
like Lat. densus, thick,
'
:
thick with hair,
of places, thick
a
lettuce
-5, (, ($,
:
$,
,5, ,
,
or
a Persian gold
= 20
Aeol. 3
ov,
Attic
sleep, Lat.
,
,
fut.
-, (, ', $. . -5, $, , (. $. , $, ,
aor. 2
our sovereign.) Darius, ace. to Herodotus = Gr. a Greek form of Persian dara, a king. fut. 2 pass, of
DORMIO. ov, =
of
Cp.
.
poet,
(,
ov,
, ,
distributing ; and a distributer. ov, of or belonging to a laurel. From

the laurel or bay, sacred to Apollo.
f.
(() ,
pi.
impf. of
rels.
(paov:to
laurel.
Dor. and Trag. for
gen.
Att. contr. for

inf.
*.
aor.
med.
(, 05, , , (, () -$, (, ) -$, , (, ()( -($,

to
ov,
bear laurel-boughs. From planted with lau-
-,
II.
bearifiz laurel-bouorhs.
(S,
)
;
belonging to a laurel. delighting in the

laurel-crowned.
ov,
(s,
laurelled.
of
Ion. 3 sing.
garment red with blood.
, .
',
to teach
of wild beasts, blood(-, red, tawny; or perhaps bloody, murderous. , abundance, plenty. From abundant, plentiful : of peris, lavishly : Sup. Adv. sons, liberal, profuik.
-$, ,
$)
6
;
:
.
(,,
()
\$,
an old root meaning
to learn,
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.
.
part. part. Softs
:
. (, $, (,
{((
($,
Ep.
(,
, ',
^.
but
:
subj.
from
, (,
*
;
also pass.
inf.
to search out.
The
is
formed
(. , , ,, , (, ^, .).
which some-
<6,
:
. .,
(,
^, , .
<, (, pf
imperat.
Ion. for
((,
pf. act.
act.
pf,,
Ep. 3 fing.plqpf. pass,
, |, , ^^^^ (,
and pass, of and pass, of and p.
pf.
.
p.
fut.,
151
to bind.
of
to hind.
, (,
pf
pass,
(($^,
aor. 2
Ep.
imperat.
a pres.
med.
inf.
pres. in this sense
is
I pi.
^;.
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
one thing to another, when

further.
sentence, but
it
II.
is
it may be rendered, and, properly stands second in the
also found third or fourth,
when
. (, . . (, ,-,
, (. ^, , , (.
pf
pass,
,
pf.
of 3 sing.
of
and of
. .
and
,
3 plur. pf of
plqpf. of
.
to bind.
fut. pass,
of
poet,
pf with
part.
.
of
pres. sense,
of
pf.
of
pf. pass. inf.
pf of
the preceding words are closely connected.
^
an
-Se, enclitic Particle joined I. to names of Places in ace, to denote motion towards, as if it were
enclitic preposit.
to
;
Olympus,
;
more
rarely repeated with the
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
, ,
man
as
this,
, ): , . ', , (,
(for
^ ^) home-wards,
to the door
possess. Pron.,
, , .
, .
;.
of
Att. for
pf. pass,
Ion. for
pi.
plqpf pass, of
pres.,
it
greater force,
etc.
Att.
77,
Verb
. ,, .;. , {) . . , () ; ^, . . . . <, . , , (, 4,
, , ($, ($,
3,
pf.
^,
(, , (($,
Ion. for
Dor. for 0ea, Lat. dea. Ep. for 3 sing. impf. of an obsolete = he seemed. Ep. aor. 2 part, of Ep. pres. med. inf. of 3 sing. aor. 2 act. of
, .
*;.
and
J,
etc.,
such
^, , ,
(,,
hftXos,
,. . . ,
*.
,.
pf
pf.
. ^. . ., 6. ., ($, ^, (,. . ,, . , , .
pf.
of
of also of ; 3 sing, and pi. plqpf. of pf. pass, of pf. with pres. sense of
pass,
pf
^.
=
Dor. pres. formed from pf pass, of Ep. pf part, of waiting for, lying in wait. pf. pass, of
with sense of
pf
pass, of
Dor. for pf oi pf. of
poet. 3 pi. 3 sing, plqpf. of with sense of pres.

:
part. pass, of
of
also of
pf. pass,
of
poet,
pf of pf of pf of
;.
form of
(formed from (formed from
*4).
*().
pf.
of
pf. act.
pass, of
*.
of
pi. pf. pass,
pf. pass. part,
of
/. , (, ,
fut.
ov, resolved
2 pi. aor. I subj.
otos, to,
of a prayer, entreaty.
part. pf. pass, of
an entreating. med. of ';, to want.

contr.
redupl. poet. aor. 2 of
AEF;
subj.
of
Att. for
^'^,
*;.
pf. pass,
of
pf. pass,
($, pf
pf. pass,
((, (, ,
act.
of of part, of
fut. imperf ( Ion. I. c. to bind : Impers. from aor. I it is binding on one to ace. et inf, do a thing, one must, one ought, Lat. oportet, decet
part,
Att.
,
;
opt.
inf.
(; ^^
is
pf.
of
(also Ion.
pf. pass, (in
med. sense) of
ccvdv,
paullo p. fut. of irreg. pf inf of
. (.
pf of
,().
to
so,
Tiva
6$
want.
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,
;
^.
II. c.
gen. there

152
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.
to
perf.
I fear;
Dep. to greet with outstretched hand, to welcome, hid hail; he hailed with the cup. 2. to shew.
:
alarm.
, ( , ,
;
plur. plqpf.
,, ^ , , , , ,
arcs,
',
, {5() a
sample, proof, speci-
babcivos. (5, 5,
pf.
Kois
SciScKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of
^,
in sense of impf.,
eiai,
, ,(4 ^
05, ,
II.
welcoming, greeting: 3
3 sing, and pi. plqpf. are used in the same sense ; tovs
welcome
:
for
3 plur.
shewn.
4, \. ((, ;
part.
3 pi. plqpf. ov, gen. ovos, as, 6, like pf. of
()
05,
(. [],
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
,,
pi.
^-
(-,
$,
:
()
dual
^;
:
cowardly. with pres. imperat.
signf.,
inf.
and so wretched, sorry, paltry, miserable. ojvos, , properly, a coward, but mostly
in addresses, /Oor/(?//ou// ov,
fut.
sense
pi. plqpf.
ne
afraid, to fear, mostly with .. , I fear it is but,

.
.
, ()() (^ , ' ) , , ) , /, ,
to frighten,
(;) Causal of
q. v.
Att.
, ,
:
^-, , ), , (,
(sub.
is
From
anpos) very pitiable.
properly, the time

;
when
;
the
day
afternoon, eaacTai
and
fut.
aor.
wards
\ \
,
f.
hottest,
i.
e.
just after noon
then generally,
early and late afternoon; afterfor the later
alone stood
;
afternoon, evening
\5
or
evening,
Ep. for
the pres. only used in aor. i Ep. also Ep. Ep.

:
first
pers.,
:
I fear
:
\ to
timidity, cowardice be charged with cowardice.
,^
;
part of the
as Adv., in the
6-
pf. in pres.
6((
:
(see
I.
3 intr. to be
Dep.
, (,
II.
(;)
to be afraid.
to decline
towards evening.
..
like Lat. vereor

. .
worthless.
non
..
vereor ut
fear to do. 3. anxious about. 4. stand in awe of.

f.
fearing, one's fear, like
wait
,: :
c.
^
;
vereor ne
or
Lat. miser.
I fear
it is
not.
2. c. inf. to
nepi' rivi to he
alarmed
object of fear,
ace. to be afraid of, to fear,
5. perf. part,
$.
to
one's
to
, ,
cowardly, craven : vile, miserable, wretched, unhappy, like

affright.
II.
Adv. -\$.
arcs,
, ()fear,
an
*
(sub.
Med.
tion, exhibition.
SUKvvei
pf.
, ,, . , 6, ^, () , ) , ,. ^ -, , ) . -, : ' -', )
till
aor. I
():
to
5,
fearful.
evening.
ov,
$,
6.05, ,
=
. ), \,
3
', = sq.,
at evening.
From
(\)
of or belonging to evening;
II.
, ,
inf.
a terror, horror. Hence only used in pres. and impf., be alarmed: c. ace. to fear a thing.
a, ov,
to be afraid,
eventide.
as Subst.,
evening.
^, =
3 sing. Ep. impf. of = II. to point out, shew. salute, welcome, greet. //;,
pi.
Ep. impf. med. of
and
(.6.
[y]
of
a representa-
, -,
fut.
:
on the forms
will
shew, point out, Lat. monstro
^ ^, (,
Ep. shortened form of Ep. for
(^
and
Ion.
Pass., fut.
aor. I
,^
imperat.
I
such an one, a certain one, not name also pi. /.

;
. . 5$, , {) , {^) . $, , ' '. , , ^, , ,

aor. i part, of
{)
I
timid.
II.
horrible,
3 sing. aor.
f.
med. of
iv,
frightened.
to frighten.
Ep.
pi.
aor. I subj. of
6,
{hios)fear, terror, Lat. timor. of II. Att. for part. neut.
'.
as
for
,,
gen.
/, dat. whom one

Dep.
ace.
cannot or will
ov, 6,
{05,
f.
(^,
to
a knave.
or
aor.
Ion.
'^:
3
: ;
complain loudly.
f.
^],
and
pf.
fut.
(,
,
or
loudly of suffering.
terrible offoot.
Ion.
-5, , ,
now,
:
gen.
impers. time point towards a person. 2. to bring to light, display; Ttpas the god shevjed us a marvel : Med.
;
shew ;
e'is
to
to set before one.
point out by words, to tell, explain, teach : to shew, prove; 6vts they shewed that they were ready. 4. of accusers,
3. to
, ^'
,
see
below
11
to
, (',
no
to take
complain
wovs)
($
05, , , (')
:
milder sense, awful ings ; revolting ;
,^
I.
terrible, fearful, in
later,
danger, sufferfear of their

ill,
Lat.
to
inform against.
II.
pres. part.
((5
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.
^?-^ ^.
wondrous,
passed into that of able, clever, skilful, as
in phrase Seivos
ao<p6s
often
c. inf.,
ten soldiers.
\eyeiv clever at talking;

skilful in his art.
ness.
dable
ceedingly.
,, () , '. ,
Setvos, gen. of
also c.
ace, deiv6s
, -,
i.
153
e<ws,
$,
(,
,
Hence
:
,= 6-$, ('/,,)
ol, at,
()
one of a decury or party of

twelve.
ten
ov,
palms long
or
6,
.
harshness, sternor formi-
broad.
terribleness
-($,
f.
^,
:
2.
natural
ability, cleverness.
f.
(Seivos) to
make dreadful
to
exaggerate, enhance.
(,-$,
Scivios,
, {$, )
05,
terrible to behold.
:
Adv. of
(cos,
terribly
marvellously, ex-
-,
8,
f.
wnos, , fut. of hflos, TO, Ep, for eos,fear. Dor. for
05.
exaggeration.
inf.
in Att,
, ^
always
like
., , ,
:
pf.
$. ^,
:
Att. pf. 2
{puirvov)
to
make a meal,
:
to take the chief
meal
c.
ace,
03
to
make a meal on
or
bread.
Hence
meal-time.
) -, (,. ) -3 -, (, ) -, (, ^) , , (, ) -, ^ -.
riare.
,,
s,
-5, {,
Adv.
ov,
ov,
(,
eros) ten-yearly.
to
() 8, () -$, (,
,
decumanus ;
and
cf.
(tos) lasting ten years.

bribe, corrupt, Lat. decu-
ten times
ten-fold.
holding ten dinnertenth wave, Lat.
couches.
the
fluctus
ov,
ten
mo7iths old.
2. in the tenth
month.
ovv,
ov,
worth ten minae. holding ten
dine;
5, ,,
dinner.
, ,
in
,
;
,
6,
a clever cook.
f.
{) , , ()
,
Att.
ov,
a supper-room.
greater than: a supper guest. Hence Adv. -Kws, times the amount. of or for dinner.
-, , -, (, 5) -, ()
e.
01, at,
6-5, ,
{-,
invitations to dinner, parasitic.
to entertain at
plethra (v.
fishing for
^ )) -, ,fifteen.
about ninety gallons. Adv. a very long time ago.
ten cubits long.

c.
ov,
tenfold:
(sub.
gen. ten times

as Subst. ten
ov,
(,
enclosing
ten
u.)
-5, , (,
cities,
ov, contr.
-irXovs, ovv,
-5.
including ten
ttoXis)
district
coena
dinner.
, -,
TO,
2.
a meal or meal-time, sometimes = aptthe late one sometimes = Att. the chief meal, answering to our dinner, Lat.
the early meal,
:
like \o(pos,
$, the ridge of a
, {7, ) preparing 8, 5, , {) of a of 1. = (, L3.t.jugum. of $, ',
from, i. e. just after, generMy food, provender. to prepare a meal : Med. to dine. From
straight
ria.
dinner.
hills,
seed-times,
',
bad
aor. l part,
-,
of a person, behead him, Lat, jugulo.
-,
in
, . ,
f.
Att.
, {^, )
77,
the ridge
chain
the neck.
-, ) $, () -5, (,
ov, 0,
, ^, (, government $, 5,,, () . -5, number (,

-8, -5,
6,
Decapolis.
-now,
the
ten feet long. Hence a decurion. of the Ten. a body of ten men, Lat. decu-
)
ten.
gen.
the
iuorth ten talents

II.
the neck, throat.
hill.
to cut the throat
Ion. for
the
-,
gods
:
opos, 6,
(/,
, fear
of the gods, religion.
Lat. decumanus.
f.
-, ,
,
ov,
fearing man.
sense, superstition.
From
ov, gen. ovos,
{^,
in
good
sense, pious, religious.
2.
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.
tithe,
, ,
i.
ov,
e.
ten years.
a, ov,
ov,
estimated at ten talents.

the tenths-office, custom-house :
)
=
consisting
of
ten
on the tenth day. weighing
or
, , a farmer of
-pa, fourteen.
and
tenths, tithe-collector,
, ()
From
fearing
2. in
bad
-5, , ($, ) -5, (, ') /?.

,
in the tenth
'',
[']
sense, stiperstitious, bigoted.
Germ.
ZEHN
those who the age of military service.

ov,
' :,
ol, al,
:
generation.
indecl., Lat.
BECEM,
our
TEN,
oi
the Ten, Lat.
Decemviri : oi are ten years past 20,

ten oxen.
', 8),() ,
(sub. (sub.
-5, -5, {, $) ((, ')

6,
festival on
worth
a commander of ten
had a name given it feast on the day of naming

;
tnen, Lat. decurio.
, , ()
f.
), ,
as Subst., tenth. 2. the tenth part, tithe. the the tenth day : at Athens, child the tenth day after birth, when the
to give a
person.
the child.
to take tithe
of
^: -8, -, , {,) \$) ,

154
ov,{hifca,
6-, -5,
ten years old.
received, acceptable, Lat. acceptus.

17,
. !. , {) . , , ,.
-5,
{, = ($. -5, , , {,
ai, a,
Lat. denarius.
ov,
consisting of ten tribes. a coin worth ten

ten thousand.
struct,
, ,
,
eros) lasting tenyears.
,
Ion.
6,
17,
pecul. fern, of
for
^.
:
-5, , ={, (, ,, . $,
ov,
Tjpos,
and Aeol.
opyvia) ten fathoms long.

receiver
ing
beggar.
hence
3 sing.
aor. 2 of
. , , {) , $ . , {, {) , )
hf^LTfpoi,
pi. p^ss.
To
build ; Med.,
oXkovs he built
make
him houses: generally, Lat. munire viam.

at, so as
/o eon-
, . ^^, $,
to
to
give a glance
Ion. for
to
make
a sign.
Sjvos, o,
a tree. a grove.
Hence
8, , $, -, -$ -$,
a
tree.
ecaa, (v, woody. or -ikos, 17, ov, TO, Dim. of , fem.
of a
tree.
of
belongtrees.
verb. Adj. of
received: to be
shaggy with wood.
poet. fern, of
opos, poet, for
$, ^,
to entice by
one who takes
tree
a bait : to allay waste a country. From vbs II. c. ace. cognato, lure, entice, catch. ov, to put the chine of a pig as a bait. ov, aros, a bait, Lat. esca. ov, greedy of a-yos, 6, (s, the bait, biting freely at it. woouf-nymphs.
f.
-8, more ^, , {) (
ov,
upon
himself.
correct form of
'$.
zre fruit-trees, opp. to

f.
-, {, ) (. ', ,
or
ov,
to
climb
{, )
cos,
Ion.
and Att.
5,
:
tkaas an olive-tree
generally,
^^,
timber.
7;,
to cut
down
the fruit-trees, to
, ',
,
f.
', ^-,
,a
, {\,
sub
aTos,
, = \(.
)
2.
indecl., v.
name
for
the islands formed at the
-$, (, () -8, {, ) {, 6-5, {, ($) $, $, , {) !|, ,
-,
f.
cutting down trees.
bearing trees. planted with trees.
tree-like;
!
to
:
of the Nile, so called Dim. of

ov,
tablet, registering,
, . {, ') -$, $.
recording.
tablets
mouths of large from their shape.
rivers, esp.
writing on a
, the old shape of
the tablets of the heart.

to note
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
, , ',
,
;
writing-tablet, so called
:
from the
metaph.,
, , ,
Hence down on
a reproach, disgrace. tiâi, 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
letter
hand;
salute
, ,
'02, ,
$
to abuse, revile.
tablets, record.
-,, '2
', ,
,
;
605, {\)
a sucking-pig, Dim. of grow up to pighood. aKos, , a young pig, porker.

Pass, to
.
II.
rich in sacrifices.
-, {, )
on the right hand;
by offering the right hand.
ov,
f.
:
-,
$,
. ) )
From
wooded.
From
|-5, -5, (^, () ^, , {$,
$.
/ '5,
,
the right.
yviov) ready of limb, nimble.

aor.
.
;
receiving sheep,
in Phocis at the foot of Parnassus. the inhabitants of Delphi, Delphians.
-, ,
regular pair.
in
the yoke, but attached as a third abreast with the
esp of man the corpse
as Adv., like
or fashion like burning
on/s bed;
, {){, ) -, $
',
cs,
l
used only in nom. and ace, the body, properly the living body, being mind, cleverness. small in stature. II. Adv., old gen. of
5 $
5, $, , (^)
dexterity, activity;
form wards
^.
fire,
Lat. instar ignis.
tiî-rnipos, ov,
iiws,
17,
a bed, bedding; mostly in plur. (|$, keeping one to a lingering fate. right;
|$, ,
aor.
act.
((,
med.
pf.
band;
^, (((^,
{, {) ) ,
poet,
$
for
tni
^
the
of
to-
fire-receiving.
reception.
form
^,
right, the
like
Itîa
(sub.
(),
right
old dat., on the right hand.
. , , ( ^. ., ^, (, ^. <,. , ^ ^, ( ($ ), -, \ , , /, ) , (), , , 5, , , [) ' 2, ^ , -, -,

Beficus,
Bt^s, US, ,
2 sing.
fut.
{() <, (, ) -, ,,(^) ^.

aros,
^^/
Act;?.
:
155
:
pledge of friendship. lucky in name.
[a]
cudgel, thrash.
fetter.
Adv. of
5e^5s, dexterously: Sup.
(, , , ()
II.
f.
pf.
to skin, flay,
II.
also to
poet, for
(05,
a bond,
:
an offering of the right
hand :
|, <|, (.,
,
ovTos,
that
greeting, salutation
: canvassing. Ep. aor. 2 imperat. of of
(>,
a head-band.
/ios) to fetter,
put in chains
to
tie
together, as corn in the sheaf.

f.
(,
Ion. for
fut. act.
and
med. of
to need,
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.
want, ask
v.
sub
().
() ,= ($, ,
,
(/) =
bundle.
also
Att.
part. neut. of the impers.
binding with a
spell.
which
is
Ziow, Ion. for
((,
impf. of
to bind.
'02, gen.
and
pi.
$,
imperat. of
:
to bind,
poet.
6$
fear, alarm,
III.
,
f.
, (/) binding bound, (, () a

II.
hence
pass,
captive.
, (($,
5, , a
,,
, {()
:
fetter.
a prison.
prisoner.
to be
2. as
Adj.
affright.
II.
awe, reverence.
pi.
terror,
in chains, fettered
fem.
*.
means of inspiring fear. aos, TO nom.

:
lord
poet. dat. pi.
of, c.
gen.: absol. to gain the mastery.
and master II. to make
{, -) {, ^, , (() -) -(,, (, , $, 5, , ($. ,, ,

,
is,
:a
beaker, goblet, chalice.
a collar.
oneself master of a thing fem. of
sense
aor. 2
,
cutis.
) , () , 6(, , . , ,
necklace:
collar.
collar.
throttling.
of the house, Lat. hera of goddesses.
hipas, aTos,
,(
,
Att. for
:
poet, for
skin, hide.
,
'*,
:
5,
;
and
so, to
comprehend.
the mistress or lady
often joined with the
name
, (nvos. , (^) '55, , ($)

f.
absolute sway.
of or belonging
the
look, glance.
master, arbitrary.
ically ruled.
the neck.
Ion. 3 sing. impf. of Dep., poet, for
to look.
pf.
I
2'2, ,
,
II.
as Subst.
:
voc.
Dep.
fut.
aor. 2
also aor.
I
aor. 2
and aor.
:
to look, see
to look
med. hence to behold
'(,
pass.
with pres.
prob. these are

slaves:
the
hence a despot, absolute ruler, whose subjects II. generally, an owner, master, lord. are slaves.
light, to live.
2.
perceive, be
aware
of.
on or at : generally, to II. of light, to flash or
Hence
gleam, like the eye.

pellis
:
(, $, , ()
also of skins
be a master
the skin, hide of beasts, Lat.
bottles,
prepared for
2.
etc.
the
shell of a tortoise.
$, . ,
cpps
or
Hence
, of
skin, leathern.
<$, (OS, , poet,

(5,
II.
Ion. 3 sing. aor. I med. of Ep. for impf. of
(,
for
civs,
.. ,
skin, hide.
generally, one's skin, Lat.
fagot, a fagot.
17,
(pos,
covering.
in plur. screens
)
of
;
a leathern
skin,
hung
deaden the enemy's
, , {)
$,
and
Ion.
tains the bowels, Lat.
T(s penetrating even to the bowels.

part. aor.
1
perat.,
Pass., fut. 2
, ((,,( , (
the caul or
missiles. Lat. cilicia.
membrane which con-
omentum;
of
-,( ,,
to
, , , ,( (
:
Ion. ace. sing,
and
:
incorrect
pi.
bound.
to
is
= fJ7J;s.
Dor. nom. -(as, but
Pass, to be despot-
((,
master, properly of
, of
8, $,,, =
inclined to tyranny, despotic.
Dim. of
.
,
sticks
ox for a master.
2. fit to
(ns,
little
master.
to
(sub.
/iiras),
bound up
make a
,,
08, ,
().
V.
Fem. of
verb. Adj. of
, , (() (, , (,
fut.
Ion. impf. of
(,
that
,
of
to wet.
med.
inf.
want.
wet, soaked;
opt.
which
3
pi.
boiled flesh.
poet, for
pres.
of
().
form of
hither,
II.
Att. strengthened
(.
hither
!
Adv. of Place,
im-
is
used with plur.

this
come of Time,
((
up
to
tr/>
inf.,
of same tense.
:
fut,
aor. I
to
time, hitherto;
)'
until now,
continually
this time.
aor.
aor. 2
$,
Aeol. for Z(vs.
156
actor
, , --,
,
the last. Sup. of heynpos. Adv., plur. of SeCpo, hither ! Come hither
?
! ;
:: ;; ;
;
plqpf.
:
Pass., fut.
:
^,
:
fut.
, , ((($,
who
takes the second part, cf.
-^-
aor. i
aycuviaTrjs) the
:
metaph. the second advocate in a court of law. (pevrtpos) on the second day. (8fvTpos) 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 ,
), , , , \\
5,
\"68, ,
^,
: :
; 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
Ep. 3 sing,
sol. to
^'
tied
pf.
plqpf.
,
3
;
67-
or
tie
on oneself;
pass.,
(
'.
bound round
dVT(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
^
need near
;
)
gen.
; :
:
'
them on
his feet
his legs.
pf.
Comp.,
of,
place.
self
III. the
second of two;
(devrepos,
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.,
:
brine.
make
to need, miss,
he missed reaching the top of the mast.

often as Dep.
f.
' ^^ ' , ^
-5, , ,
II. to fill
with another.
) :
duodeviginti.
^
(B), fut.
:
to
aor. i Ep. 3 sing. want, lack, miss, stand in
,
:
but in plqpf. he had greaves

;
c.
I want little, i. e. am I want much, i. e. am far from I want little of tears
her-
the words.
aor. I
c.
:
III.
pf.
one
who want,
son.
^. (
II.
forty lacking
for
two, like Lat.
impers.,
and
Dep.
fut.
To stand
in
, (
need
see
:
of,
gen.
c. 2.
beg for
part., as
dupl.
hence, to long or strive after, wish, gen. to beg a thing from a per-
absoi. to be in
',
($.
. .
want
or need, mostly in
Particle,
with liquid, fill up.
III.
to
to flow, shed.
(),
f.
want;
,,
or loss of, to be at a loss for : hence to be wanting, beveai 'Apyeiojv thou art deficient in ;
inferior to
to
:
'
Aeol. and Ep. form for

II.
,
tion, then;
properly of Time, now, already; oioTovs already have I shot Lat. jam saepe: with imperat. and fut.
II.
now, forthwith, directly.

in
marking Connec-
more ovToi to feel the want marks
the
.
summing up numbers, yiyvovTai these then make up a thousand thing meant to be emphatic, fis
;
,
make
:
',
them
f.
(, 6-8, ,('/(.
6-65, , {,
poet, for
supple, to tan hides.
in all else.
to soften by
terminable at ten days' notice. Ep. aor. 2 inf. of aor. I part, of

Ion.
and
sense): pf.
, . , , , ', ':
and Aeol.
plqpf.
:
Ep. for
) .
working by
the
with ten meshes. 3 pi. pf. of
lasting ten days.
.
2.
hand,
in pass, sense.
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
,
^$, he
;
^
^
;
ya , yos ,
;
$
as.
} ^
.
fut.
aor. I
inf.
',
or
;
'^,
part,
to
II.
, ^^:
3 sing,
:
yv.Ep.
Dep.
I.
(also used
in
aor. 2
to take, accept:
esp. to take well,
graciously
omen
hence
approve
=
:
2 sing, imperat.
of things,
receive kindly or
, ; ,, ,
also
pass,
, 6 , $, )-5, , , () = yxI.
77,
contr. for
in that,
.
hostile.
inasmuch
bite, sting.
to accept or bail the
c. inf.
to
take rather, to
choose.
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.
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.
= 77'.
and
(,
f.
17^0;,
Lat. depso,
aas
^, =
'
having worked wax

foreg.
;
,
i
to soften
^:
,
Att.
,
f.
()
[],
-5, , (,
5, , ,
Ep. impf. of
captive.
till it is soft.
(A)
fut.
aor.
pf.
,, ,
rjTos,
, ().
,
inf.
to tarry, be long, delay.
taken by the enemy,
Ep. for baXos,
battle-strife, battle.
Hence
part.
/.
br|pLos
Ep.
part,
pf.
pf.
down,
a country.
) ^ , -,
impf.
fut.
:
w / $, }: ^, ^, ^: -$, ^^/
Att.
kSrjovv
Ion. kSrjevv
.
of a
6,
($,
aor.
Att.
pi.
who
ccws,
kept the
157
at Athens, the president
registers,
demarch
Med., Ep. 3
:
Pass.,
aor. I
(')
(,
impf.
II.
at
part.
)$
aor.
Rome,
/reai as
an enemy :
to cut
slay, rend, cleave.
to
waste or ravage
confiscate a citizen's goods, Lat. publicare.

rally, to
in answers, yes plainly.
do a mischief
to
,
ov,
, : .
Adv.
05, , ,{$, ()
coUat. form of
fut.
to,
(/)
biting, torturing.
biting
pungent.
to
clearly, plainly, of course:
public assembly
pf.
:
(\,
to
:
inf.
it.
in pass, sense
Dep.
hurt greatly,
absol. to
destroy, Lat. delere

:
do
the people, a public speaker, Lat. concionator.

exile.
mischief, be hurtful
Hence
ifpa), the festival
that, clearly,
, , ) ^ , (^) , , {, ) , , (^) 5, . -, , $, , $, () -, , $, -,
waste the
fruit
;
of things,
to
break oaths.
aros,
mischief, ruin, bane.
, , , -,
f.
5, , {) , ,
make
public.
f.
tribune, Lat. tribunus plebis.

confiscation.
From
to
2.
to declare public property
gene-
harangue
, ('^)
and
to be
a public orator;
the people, Lat. concionari.

77,
a deliberative speech
a speech
in the
-5, {$, -5, , {8, ()

From
05,
also
of public speaking, qualifiedfor
)
From
for yrj,
:
one who harangues
ov,
:
publicly exiled.
:
gen. Tipos and Tpos

:
ace.
:
or
Demeter,
ov, gen. ovos, baneful: as Subst.,
Lat. Ceres, goddess of agriculture, mother of Proserpine.
|5,
destroyer of
ecws,
men.
ruin, bane.
TO,
comic Dim. of
fjpos, 6,
a destroyer.
Hence
f.
($)
$.
[tS]
to affect the
popular
side,
ov, baneful, destructive.
cheat the people.
$, , (Afjkos) a Delian woman.

,
ov,
V.
sub
,
;
goods seized
:
(AtjXos) Delian: of Apollo at Delos.

for
(sub.
by public authority, confiscated goods. ov. Dor. ov
,$, ,
,
ing
Adv.
f.
6, =
it is
plain
the people:
of course
8, ,
f.
7, (^, -)
:
:
also namely, Lat. videlicet.

to
public cost.
cutioner.
Delos, one of the Cyclades, birthplace of

called also
Apollo and Artemis
5, ,
clear.
clearly, plainly.
point out,
order.
explain, set forth : also to signify.

II.
plain
it is
,. , , . $, 8,
2. manifest, evident, certain;
ov, also os, ov; contr.
'. ,
from
make
manifest.
From
visible,
77/
:
as
Adv.
:
-$,
,
deme
to the people
as
Adv.,
2.
belongjudges elected by iriveiv to drink at the as Subst., the public exe-
,, , ,
f.
05,
-05,
to be a workman, to work ; and workmanship, work; and , of or for a workman. Adv. From in a workmanlike fashion.
Hence
poet.
, -605, . {,
to
shew,
make
visible or clear
to
make known.
2. to
prove
to declare,
working for the people : as Subst., 6, a workman, handicraftsman : generally, a maker, author:
intrans.
^$
3. to
point
otit,
to be clear or
ii
leader or demagogue.
leader
mob-leader, demagogue.
people
, , , , ,
clear that.
cys,
eirea kffri
Hence
Adv. of
manifestly.
17,
a pointing
out, explaining.
2.
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,
-$, -(,
direction,
command.
f.
, {'^(6$)
fit for
chiefs, like Lat. senatores.
to be
a popular
by
the conduct or character of
a public
, -05, ,,{$, '^)
and
uttered by the people.

f.
-5,
$,
f.
,
:
,
,
comic Dim. of
ov,
prop. n. of a king of Sparta.

to be
($,
).
a popular leader. From a popular leader, a
<,
, -$,
'^ ) { {5,
5,
to
^$,
tpyov):
prayed for by
tribune.
the
people,
demarch or
Hence
and
the office of demarch, tribunate; From tribunician.
democratical constitution, live in a democracy. Hence democracy, popular government.
, -,
Adv.
{$)
at the public cost.
or birthplace.
ov, contr.
-0povs, ovv
, ,
{$,
)
have a
II.
curry
Hence
-KOiros, o,
-KpavTOs, ov,
{, {,
Pass.
suited to a
) ) )
{$,
mob favour ; and demagogue. From

a demagogue. ratified by the
to
, &$, ,{$, -(05, ($ {5, $) -5,

charlatan.
158
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
;
\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.
(sub.
2.
lic,
public, national.
moner, plebeian. a fellow-citizen.
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.
mon: public. Lat. plebeius.
. , ,, : , ., , ) , , , $- , . , , . , , , , ,, , , , , . , ,. , , , , . ,
rum.
tive
II. as
$ $$ ,
"02,
is,
, -,
;
suited to
a democracy.
$ stoned by the people;
'. 6$-5, ',
inf.
(pouos death by public stoning.
Dep.
(^5)
to talk popularly, to jest.
(,
0,
a country-district, opp. to iro\ts

etc.
) ,
a mob-monkey,
cunque
;
hurled by the people.

(v
II. the
-, -,
;
, .) , -6, ^ ,
,
ov,
counsels, plans, arts
{,
:
only in plur.
heart-eating.
fut.
of
of
7;;
but
Ep. impf.
indef.
Adv. from any quarter, Lat. undefrom some quarter or other.
Dor.
iroTC, at
Lat. si
-,
may
some time, once, once on a time et quando : Lat. quidnam ?
indef. Adv., often written

:
indef. Adv., often written
it
be
doubtless,
suppose, Lat.
scilicet,
perhaps, nimi-
interrog. implying
;
an
affirm,
answer;
Attica, townships or hundreds, Lat. pagi, subdivisions
of the
ber, I
to
\. '5, 6, ,
;
in the
time of Herodotus, lOO in num-
-,
you know the cap-
woman, I presume?
Ep. 3 dual
indef. Adv.,
in
each
, /at.
=
Dep.: to quarrel, wrangle.

inf.
{5): to
3 pi. contend, fight
Adv. see
to confiscate.
intr.
lead a public
life,
opp. to
to
belong to the
state.
From
-5,
I
"5,
v.
sub sq.
los
and $,
ov,
{5,
3
, fight,
battle, contest.
slain in fight.
:
-ios, a, ov,
($) belonging
II.
aor. I
Med.
to the people or
state, Lat. publicus.
(sub.
- -5. 05, , , ()
fut.
[t]
:
pi. aor. I
3 dual aor.
pass,
med. as if from
also
Dor.
Bap6os,ov,{ps,o5)longlived.
long, too long
in
bad sense,
I
any public
neut.
as Adv., all too long.
),
=
the
tent
kings.
2. dat.
Ion.
-ir/,
IV. Doric fem. of the Spartan as Adv., in pub-
at the public expense.

f,
Hence
-|5,
f's,
$, , ()
ov, ov, 6,
II.
{$, TeKos) at public ($) common, vulgar.

the
to confiscate.
cost,
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
. ,
Ep. for
(,
aor.
I
3 sing. aor.
med. of
Ep. for
also Ep. for
aor.
{)
, ,
pass. part,
questions,
what
then ?
and
inf.
of
one of the people : a coma member of the same

suiting the people, com-
, {$)
III.
opp. to
tutelary, of divinities
$. -, {, )
ov,
:
-$,
', , 5, , () ], . ,
/ shall find
contr. for
ov,
fut.
pres. with fut. sense.
gen. oos, contr. ovs,
Lat. Ceres.
pres. part,
of
sacred to Demeter {Ceres).

i
aor.
part.
act.
and med. of
of
protecting the people,
as Subst.,
ians of the laud.
of the people.
-$, {,{$, -8, ,

ov,
(payeiv)
common.
-,
Dor.
6,
6s,
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
. , {, ) 5, , ,
{%, %)
5.
= Gr.
yas guard-
Prep, with gen. and ace. sense, right through.

poet,
',
;
contr. for
Ad,
dat. of Zevs
v.
*/.
Radic.
flatterer
like the people, popular,
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
With
'
gen.,
j/fpos
' ((
I.
(^ (
coin, not quite
ment.
time.
years.
II.
of Time, through, throughout, durafter
ing, and, of the past, since;

2.
some
of Successive Intervals;
;
every five every third day III. arising from, through, by means of.
hy, Lat. per
' ayyiXov
\'yiv, etc.
is
Manner
in
which a thing
done,
earnestness.
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
With
reasons.
.
:
Without
case, as Adv., throughout. In compos., I. all through, across, as in

2. to
the end, as in
hence simply to add strength, throughly, comII.
pletely.
($,
as
between, partly, esp. in Adj., as

III.
dis-, as in
of Zfvs v. nam. *Ais. the godlike one, fem. of yvvaiKoiv, a goddess among goddesses or women.
acc.
;
, , -. ,
-.
etc.
one with or against another, IV. one from another, asunder, Lat.
,, , () -, -- , () :, $, . ,.$, $, ()
f.
^9.
ivith
hence of the
absol. c, part., ^teXcTeDv

life in practising.
before one.
^. -, ,
159
to
spend one's
to look
through:
of
to look straight
$,
:
2. to see clearly.
I
aor.
pass. part,
publish
Med.
97,
f.
to shout or cry out,

iji
proclaim,
to
contend
shouting.
false accusation, slander,
or
calumny.
,=
ov,
otis,
calumnious
falsely accusing, slander-
as Subst.,
slan-
derer; esp.
the Slanderer, the Devil.
Adv.
c.
invidiously.
ov,
eating through
that eats
acc,
-,
acc.
:
pf.
the legs apart,

c.
over, like Lat. trajicere.
or across, carry over or across
eavTov,
niate
happy passage.
77,
. . , ,, -, '^. -^, , , () , -, -" -^ -, , . -, . , .. -, , ,''. . ^-. , ^, , . ) ,, , , ,. . -, ^. , () -, ^, -^, -^, , - - -, -. -, , ^)

cross over.
to
lead, impose upon.
, $,
-,
-(|,
:
f.
Att.
to
go
across.
f.
aor. 2
-4, part,
stride,
:
( -, -, ,
foot.
II.
voaos
sumed.
I.
intr. to
make a
stand with
II.
steeped
and so
to
standfirm, of warriors.
also absol.
to step
across, step over
to cross
(for the tenses, v.
),
:
Pass, to be thrust or passed through.

to
,-, . ,
f.
;
5,
a
fut.
sore
through
my
ov, pass, eaten through, con-
Dep., to deliberate well. Hence to wet through.

2.
ov, very wet, wet, moist.
soaked,
vavs
soaked,
i.
e.
rotten ships.
-,
of
throw over
intr. (sub.
seemingly
etc.) like Lat. trajicere, to

11, to
pass over,
mis-
accuse falsely, slander, calumto another.

III. to
accuse a
man
aor. 2 part, of
ecus,
17,
sage.
2.
a means or place of crossing. to strut about. Frequent, of

f.
()
to
a crossing over, pas
-5,
weigh in
the balance.
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.
: :
:
, -, , -,
rjs, rj,
f.
-,
aor. 2 subj. of
{, a^v^to make quite calm.
. ^
pf.
:
to thrust
through
-5, , '', ^,
fut.
f.
(.
a, ov, verb. Adj. of
that
must
be crossed.
ov,
nate passage
(1(), ,
with a view
to
a fortu-
''/. $, -^(,
of
aor. 2 part, of sq.
offerings for a
to
go through, pass
2. to
f.
absol. to
go through
life,
sur-
vive, live.
be between, intervene, elapse.
6v, verb. Adj. of
to be crossed
to discern
between
or passed, fordable.
pf.
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.
f.
II. to retwo, to distinguish, Lat. dignoscere. 1. solve finally, determine, vote to do so and so.
as
Athen. law-term,
Ion.
part,
ready
strengthd. for
Att.
fut.
-.
pass,
inf.
Causal of
:
to
carry across.
-6,
to devour.
f.
if from a pres.
-)
f.
:
pf.
aor. 2
:
-,
to live through, pass.
(as
2.
, ,
,
:
to
give judgment, decide.

in late
in late
and Ion. and
Greek for Greek for
to
Dep. Att. f. hold the javelin by its thong ; pf. pass, with the thong ready fastened,
:
{,
to
throw or shoot.
f.
t//a;,
aor.
to
hollow out.
ov,
(,
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.

fut.
plainly, declare.
marked out
distribute.
make
through another see us through it,
, () , -, -,
let
enemy.
, ^ , . -, -, -, -, , (). ^ , () 8, ' (. , , .. , -, -6 (, -, -, ) -, - -( . /. ) . -, . ,- - - - (, , -,
,
lines
f.
cal figure, diagram.
a diagram.
out.
, () -,
,
to
II.
^, - , . , -, -, ,
:
resolv
-,
f.
(for the tenses, v.
, ''/. '^)
o{
to mutter,
the blue
turban
murmur.
of.
()
aros, band or fillet : esp. band worked with white which went round the
, {)
of the Persian king

f.
a diadem.
to
speak
-'.
aros, that which is by lines, a figure, form, plan : a geometri2.
(^)
mark
out
speak
escape, get away.

f.
a register. 3. an a marking out by

by
lines,
edict.
on, give over, Lat. tradere. 2. to distribute, assign. 3. to spread about, publish.
to give
:
f,
,
in
ace. rei, to decide, rule
draw
one's cause,
II. to
;
cross
otit,
strike off the
list,
Lat. cir-
cumscribere
one's
b.
to strike a
cause out of the
list,
cancel, quash
it
Med.,
to cross
puted claims.
-, , -, , -, () ,
aor. 2
to
f.
-:
()
Ion.
pf.
to
run
off,
give from
hand to hand, pass
judgment in a case : c. Med. to go to law to plead

:
to
hold
to be right.
an action
to settle dis-
own
cause out, withdraw

f,
it.
f.
17^0;, to
remain awake.
wide awake.
:
to be
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.
-, -,
much provoked.
to lie
f.
7^0;, to strangle to death.

:
across, take across.
aor. 2
-ÎI,
5, , , (^)
hiaBoQeis, aor.
2 part, pass,
f.
to
run a chariot-race.
of
to test closely.
aor. 2 imperat. of
/xt.
eojs,
distribution.
aor. 2 inf. of
/,
a succession
2.
or
in turn.
tinue, keep, support.
$,
gangs
,,
;
on guard. succeeding; as Subst.,

relief
, a successor;
or reliefs.
Sleep's
IV. to entertain.
V.
successor. Light
they went to work
to keep, celebrate.
Hence
in
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.
to
3 sing. aor. 2 opt, of

aor. 2 inf. of
Ion.
-, ,
f.
:
struggle earnestly
fut.
-, --,
Ion.
ol,
aor. 2 inf.
of
to escape entirely.
to fight to the end.
citi-
to tear
asunder, rend.
:
zens
who evade public

Ion.
duties.
aor. i
(cf.
to divide
among
themselves.
2. to
pf.
pf.
f.
clear,
shew
-,
of of
place.
shew through : hence Pass, to be shewn clearly,

to
to
him
be declared the king's

intrans. in Ion. aor.
i
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.
-, (() ,
; :
:
fut.
of
lengthd. Ion. form for
(()
of
II.
sometimes
êt
it
was
clear, manifest.
opos, 6, ov,
{, Seîos)
as Adj. inherited.
of right
:
good omen.
to see a thing
aor. 2
;
'
Dep,
ay
he would not
mouth. Dep. :to receive one from another, Lat. excipere : to take up: c. dat. pers. to succeed to, relieve on guard : hence in
f.
:
/^ -',
f.
5,
ov,
bound fast ; firm-bound through the

pf.
{)
sc.
to
the cloud.
shew forth, prove

horse's
:
-'
is
pf. part,
to
-8,
-,
^^, -', ,
bind on, fasten.
in turns, by turns, Lzt.vicissim.

:
bind round, bind fast

to tear in pieces.
generally,
to live through,
Dep.
by doing so and so,

Tivos to live off
oy, manifest
distinguished among others.
. - ) -^ -$, .. -, : -^
f.
, , .. -, . , -,
off,
escape.
aor. 2 part,
V.
*-,
-, -,
f.
Dep.
to distribute in presents.
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of

:
aor, 2
(q. v.):
to
as Pass.,
courage
,
:
discerned.
Att. contr.
f.
contr.
to sing for
a prize.
-66, -,
inf.
:
pf
part. pass,
of Ep. inf. of
:
impf.
fut.
pass: absol.
to live:
c. part, to live
:
by a thing.
inveni.
ihai which girds, a girdle.
Med.
ihrough.
-. -, -^,
look ihrough, look closely ai, examine. ioftwiigale. f.
spread.
will
poried.
part.
{) () 5, -, -, {) -,,, -, -, , , -^, \$. -9,

rj,
-,,, 65,
ov,
6,
arrangement. a disposition,
^, , (/ , ( - ) , { : , , -, -, .
hLaLvbvvv.
f.
84[,, -^,
f.
disjoin.
^,
^8,
Hence
:
(i>s,
f.
,
,
-, , {, '$)
Hence
f.
:
161
make an end of
disjoining.
, life, a way of living, mode of life.

II.
2.
search ihrough
seek out^
a place for living, a dwelling.

biiraiion.
at Athens, ar'
, (, '^) = ^(5.
arcs,
impf.
:
ihai which
is
giri, ibe luaisi.
II.
or
gird oneself with a

Ion. for
Ep. 3 sing. impf.

f.
- {\. -. ,
From
:
or
pf.
(
or
:
aor.
plqpf.
Pass., aor. l
gird round:
maintain, suppori
rally, io
pf.
-io
Pass, io lead a ceriain course

be arbiier or
of
belt, etc.
life, io live.
II. io
umpire
gene-
regulate, govern.
io
blow or breaihe
Dep.:
$, ,
Hence
mostly
in plur. rules
mode
or course of
[a]. Ion.
, ,,
fut.
Lat. arbiier.
2.
a disposifig in order, II. (from Pass.)
to cleanse or
siaie, condition.
one who disposes in

reports,
order, a regtdaior, arranger.

f.
,
;
apari, sei apari.
run aboui : of
, -, -, {.-
and f. purge thoroughly

3 sing. fut. of
{)) -,
life.
:
of
life,
ihrough,
a disposiiion of property by a will and tesiametii : also a covenatii.

f.
gurgling ihrough.
oui.
exami?ie closely.
f.
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 :
, -,
f.
confound
utterly.
-, -,
sei
f.
;
on fire, heai
aor. I
to look
ihrough, look closely info,
Pass,
to
spread a report, give oui. f. spread abroad or be ihe commori ialk, be commo?dy reII. in
confute utterly. aTos,
Pass, also
f.
^:
aor. 2 pass,
^
like
-, ,
inf.
f.
, ,
pass, pf.
io excess. to split
:
and
.
-to),
dwelling-rooms. an arbitrator, umpire,

f.
io
make
:
to sii

endure
impf. med.
be ialked deaf; pf.
, {) -,,- -, -6,
\\
to
Pass, of
-5,
moisien
absol.
, ') (, -5, :{, ) ':

f.
be quiie clear
ov,
,
its
:
rush or dari
ov,
f.
aor.
Med.,
fcfs,
3,
-,
pf.
:
weep.
^
II.
;
quite clear
andfine. From and fine. and fro.
ciously disposed;
plight, etc.
,$
{6$)
to be
deiei'mifie by lot.
asunder.
used as fut. disposed or to be in a cer:
^
bunting
heat.
io
burn
of liquid, io run
ihe end, last
to
$
to
blood-siained.
much
to wei one's eyes
-, -(
fut.
lowel,
'.
to cui in pieces
deprive of;
trappings.
weep for, bewail.
into
constituent parts
6iaipcTOS,
guishable.
f.
iwain
selves.
io cut open, io
: )
II.
a dividing, division, esp. of a class and ov, divided : divisible : hence disiindisiribuied.
aor. 2
:
, ,
-,
II.
of things,
ceriain terms.
and
make
II. to
pf.
slripped of bis break through, transgress. pass, of
pf. pass,
to divide, disfribuie
pari or cleave tear away, pull down. Med. divide among ihem:
From
sons, io exhori.
to
Pass., aor.
divide,
in
II.
io
fine, interpret.
f.
-,
asunder ;
aor. I
to shoot
-, -,
;
III. io
deiermine, pui an end io
io de-
into small coin.

II. io
6, -, , -, (.{, )
of Dep. to give orders io differeni per3. 2. io encourage one another.
. .
null
to be in
to be sealed, fixed;
pf.
and
void, frustraie
a sorry
Hence admonish, inform. 6, an exhortation, cheering on.

-Kevos, ov, quite empiy, hollow.
Ion. for
f.
to raise up, lifi up.
part
:
f.
Att.
-^,, ,
:
open the mouth.

fut.
io
rush ihrough or across

air.
of sound,
by auciion.
, -, -,
f.
f.
Att.
aor. I inf. of
ihrough ihe
-, ,
^,
Dep.
to negoiiaie by herald. to proclaim by herald: to sell
change
run
all risks,
make a
despe-

162
rate effort:
to
of the lyre.
f,
, , -,
,
f.
Pass,
be
hazarded;
bLaLvi
bLaavv.
make
ov, desperate.
to
move throughout, throw
-, </5
cutere.
order.
II. to sift
thoroughly, scrutinise, Lat. exbe put in motion, move.

aor. I
III. Pass, to
f.
:
[]
to
break in
to
enervated.
-,
stealth.
f.
to save by stealth
carry off by
back by
to choose by lot
to
-, -,
wear away
[a], to steal
Med., with aor. away, get safe off.
f.
pf.
to
away, destroyed;
f.
lost all his colour.
$, -, -: -, -, , -,
(0)5,
f.
Med.
,
:
to assign by lot, allot. to cast lots.
turn away, retreat. Hence a turning away, retreat. [iJ], to wash thoroughly, wash.
Pass., fut.
to scrape or
f.
to
crush in pieces
or across
-,
:
:
Pass, to pass or cross over. Ion.
and
supply
a duty, ministry.
17,
man
esp.
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
break asunder, break through. through, burst through.
, ( (, , , ^, , $, () , -. -[, , -, . -, ,
(for the tenses, v.
to
,
:
to
pull to pieces.
through or over. a carrying over or across.

to rule
Med.
carry over what

f.
, ,. . . ,( : , ^ , , )
, . 8 ,
into disinto,
:
Ep. part.
have an accurate knowledge of. Adv. separately above all, Lat. eximie.
fut. I pass,
-. ) -, , $)
-(, ,
f. f.
to strike the strings

:
Dor.
(,
:
flow, pour forth.
()
i
:
(,
to inquire closely
eminenily,
of
stealth.
2 pass.
\keep
2.
II,
III.
, ^,
aor.
pass. subj. of
3 sing. aor. Ep. for
'$,
disperse.
3.
opt, of
aor.
part. pass, of
-,
Ep. for
aor.
f.
(for the tenses, v.
separate, divide: to part combatants:

:
Pass,
:
inf. pass,
:
of
to be
parted OT dissolved
iell
2.
dislinguish,
one from another.
settle,
determine, decide
Pass,
grate to nothing
to be
to
worn
having
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-
a dispute;
to
make
poses.
III. in
Med.
doubi, hesitate.
Hence
2.
fws,
a separating, parting.
ihe faculty
deciding,
From
to carry over
is
one's
own :
impf.
{$)
Med.
aor.
and
pf.
Med.
Pass., aor.
:
pf.
evade or elude by delays.

ov,
to
wait on, serve

2.
to furnish,
to serve oneself.
Hence
service, business.
attendance on
Conducior, Guide; epith. of Hermes. dice iogefher. play

f.
3. the offce
of a deacon.
serviceable.
[],
Ion.
,,
servant, waiting-
peep ihrough, pry

f.
,
,
() , , -, , -, -, {$) -, --, -, ,
ov,
f.
judgment
verb. Adj. of
of distinguishing. one musi decide.

:
disiinguished
excelleni.
to strike or
($,
f.
break through. a driving away, puiiing off. iry or prove by knocking.

oneself,
II,
drive
from
or
pui
off,
gei rid
of,
opos,
('^)
the
170-0;,
mix
iogeiher.
f.
)//,
sioop and creep ihrough
lo
info.
ov,
a hinderer, obstructer.
:
From
to hinder, check
to preveni.
incorrect
f.
form of
aor.
to
divide or pari by lot
to tear in pieces.
hundred, Lat. ducenti : tude, two hundred horse. f. to divide and arrange: to muster
:
hear out :
another.
-,
-,, -, ) - ,- ^. -, 6, ^, -,. --,

-( -, {, ) , (, -, ' -, ,
and
f.
II. intr. to
break
to ravish.
to
rumble through.
ai, a, (5is,
-, , -|, ,
f.
aor. 2 inf. of
to
crack astmder, bursi.

kick away.
aor.
f.
f.
ialk over wiih.

:
-Kopos, ov,
satiated, glutted.
Ion.
eKarov) two in sing, with noun of multi-
pass.
-(\
f.
pf.
or
Ion. -XfII.
iake or receive separaiely.
Med.
to set all in order.
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.
2.
Ep. for
pf.
pi. aor,
dirimere: to distinguish: also to inoff, intercept.
opt. of
f.
ierprei.
to
hear through,
to
hear from another.
f.
day, to dawn.
to cry
aloud:
to
scream against
-, .-:
f,
cui
3. to disirihute.
:
to shine
or flash through
of the
aor.
2-\(. >^-\1\.
to escape notice: c. ace. pers. to escape ihe notice of^
to discourse,
leave an -\4\ \(\ impers. a gap had been

:
-,
-, ,,
ojis.
:
, -,
aor. 2 int. of
i's,
(,
aor.
5iaKayxavw. a\yos) giving great pain, griev-
II.
f.
,
:
suffering great pain. to pick out, choose.

fut.
1
Dep., with
pf.
med. med.
:
\,
:
-4,
pf.
:
-i\67/iat
with.
2. absol. to
use a dialect or language.
^
f.
argue.
:
aor.
to
converse, reason,
ifiterval
to be
placed at intervals;
to intervene, elapse.
f.
-, \
le/t.
^. 5, - , -, 8,
,
II.
: :
163
2.
calculation, consideration, reasoning, conversation.
discourse.
(ayoa)
:
SiaXcpass.
also
aor.
pass,
a conversation, dialogue Dep.:

:
to abuse, rail at.
pass.
6t-
aor. I inf. pass,
of
talk
3.
aor.
pass.
plqpf. pass.
2. intrans.
a gap.
to leave off, cease: c. part, to leave
Time,
or
debating or arguing.
argument. II. speech, language. language of a country, technically a dialect.

bate,
pf.
course subtly. very subtle.
from enmity
peace
:
. ) ,(). , , , . -, , () , , , ,- :- , ) -, , , - -, -, yv ) ,
pf.
4, -, -, ,
pf.
, . , ,. (, ^, . ,
,
argument
:
-, ,, ((') .$, \ ),
to lick clean.
q^ doing.
2.
skilled in discourse
() -5, () $) (, -,,,, () 05, -, -(

:
Dep.
to
cus,
maltreat shamefully. a loosing one from any-
.:
pf.
thing, parting: a breaking up, destroying. II. ending, cessation : cessation of hostilities, peace.
ov,
an
love-dissolving.
II.
of
(sub.
the art
of another,
band.
{La\4y) discourse,
conversation: de2. the
of
of
5, ($, , $
of
fut.
pf. act.
and
pass,
of
;.
to
of
utterly destroy.
Dep.
(705,
to dis-
ati oracle.
(, 705) very small or narrow:

marked with
I
-5,
ov,
white.
aor.
inf.
oi
a\eyoa.
fut.
of
aor. 2 inf.
of
to friendship,
an interchange : a reconciliation,
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
entirely,
- -, , ) -, -, -(, (, -, .
solution.
f.
breaker up, dissolver. dissolved: capable of dis:
[]
pf.
aor.
pass.
[]
pf.
to
loose
one from,
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
make
supple
and pliant,
f.
(,
to
to fill fill
of
barley-meal,
pf.-^
grind
f.
(in pass, sense),
Dep.
maltreat outrageously.
to
powder, raze
to decide
to the dust,
by means of
pf.
f.
aor. 2
--
To
miss
go
quite astray
usu. in plur.
$, ,
Att.
a calling evidence
to
support or reto call
that which
is
put fute an objection,
in the place
of another, a changeling. rjpos, 6, and

:
, (6,
[],
f.
Dep.
a mediator.
fut.
pf.
solemnly to witness, to protest solemnly : also to abII. to beg earnestly jure solemnly : to asseverate,
of, to
conjure.
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.
to
Att.
-,
:
fut.
to
knead thoroughly,
also
knead well up,

:
fut.
Alt.
med.
[a]
pf.
aya
aor.
l
also
aor.
to be reconciled, be-
come friends.
thing
;
III. intr. to differ

I
from one
in a
Dep. to fight zvith, struggle against 2. to fight through, fight to fight one with another. it out, Lat. depugnare.
different.
ya
Hence
-, -, -,
so Pass., esp. in aor.
to be
mow
-,
fut.
aor. 2
(,
or cut through.
2. to
scrape or clear away;

to give up.
II
account
,
:
f.
Dep.
to leap
over or across.
:
f.
Att.
pf.
-II.
so also in the
Dep.:
of,
accounts: hence to take full U. to converse, argue. consider fully.

to settle
6,
a settling of accounts.
exchange. oneselffrom one place to another : over, 2. absol. to change, alter. aor. I inf. of
f
to
-, , -,
Med.
to leave quite off:
6,
to
Med. to change pass through of

164
meal.
do, continual delay.
From
thing
-,
continue with.
. -, )
f.
, ,
88,
-,6(, Adv. (,
f (ws,
-, ,() 8)
icfs,
bLL\|ns
^.
-.
f.
to
II.
an exchange.
limb by limb, piecC'
among
f.
make
quite black.
to set in order,
,
,
a being always on the point to

one ivho continually delays.
to be
^^, ,
:
-,
hence
-,
pf.
to delay continually.
of
pf.
of
Dep.
(for
blame exceedingly. to remain the tenses, v.

to
2. to be
to continue, last,
remain.
-2[,
f.
:
cause dissension
or off: to measure out in portions : Med. to have measured out to one, receive as one's share. Hence
-,
2.
:
08, , ,
f.
Pass,
Att.
division
to tneasure
out,
line.
Dep.
Pass.
up piecemeal.
hence
Med.
Adv. right through. Adv. of Place, through and through, right through : all in a piece. 2. of Time, throughout, for ever.
speak, converse.
(in scorn or
Adv. two ways halt between two opinions.
--to distribute, divide into portions
^ , . , : -,
-, , -, , -,
ov,
) -, -, , - - ). -., -, \ -( -|, ,, . -, , -, ) -, -,, -, -, -, *, ) -, -, , -, , -, -, , -, -^, -, , ) -, , $)) ). - -, -, -08,

TO,
,
to
:
-05,
i},
measured out or off. Lat. dimensum, a portion measured

6v,
. ,,, , ,
always going to do a
stand.
by,
And
, ,. , -, -, -,
themselves
Pass,
spread abroad.
govern.
Pass, to
go through.
aor.
-, -(, -
to
:
-, -,
bia
f.
-, , = -, -,
f.
and
2 pf.
of
to
nod, beckon to. to sivim across:
swim through.
Dep.
to ivash out, rinse.
Dep.
to
go through.
:
fut.
II.
to set up,
Pass.,
with
act. aor. 2
stand alooffrom, depart from.

fut.
:
:
aor. I
Dep.
-(
-,
:
make
to
pf.
pf.
to
think over,
intend, purpose,
constant, persevere.
3.
Lat. meditari.
Hence
,
:
aros,
to
divide
metaph.
to
to disagree.
Hence
dissension.
through, measure out
. 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.
also
{) {)
,
11.
a thought, notion.
intellect7ial.
:
the intellect,
-5, , (,
f.
a soldier^s rations.
From
a diameter or diagonal
the diameter.
(sc.
the ride for
drawing
to
:
remorseless.
Dep.
bring about, contrive.

aor.
I
-, : ^, (^) (^) -5, ), -,
mind.
,
drink
;
-^.
distribution.
going right through; metaph. unchanging, a home-thrust:

ov,
to
f.
drain out, exhaust
metaph.
to
to the dregs, Lat. exhaurire.

f.
contend furiously.
f.
-!<66,
or
(,
[]
;
to
pf.
f.
pass the night. [O] to bring

:
to
keep in memory.
quite to
an
e?id, fifiish
to finish a
Dep.
f.
to
sing plaintively.
aor.
I
journey
so also
f.
without
to
cut
to tear in pieces.
|5,
f.
to
call to
mind, remember:
2.
Dor. for Dep.
^65,
2 sing. fut.
of
(,
^<ôs) to fight to the death.
to record, lyiention.
Pass, to
go through a course of
wrestling.
(,
to divide,
rend asunder.
education.
to
portion out.
f.
to
go on
-5, (,
a hard struggle.
f.
to distribute by lot.
f.
to shiver, shatter.
Adv.,
a, ov,
f.
drenching.
to look tittiidly
throughout. round.
to tell by
word of mouth,
to
to
, (,
Att.
aft useless
study:
vain altercation.
f.
(,
make
motiths
f.
(, irapOivos)
:
to deflower.
mockery).
f
(,
'. {,
e. g.
utterly different.
stretch
out by
nailing,
of a
to dispute, disagree.
hide/or tanning: also

crucifixion.
f.
to 7naintain
;
a long sea-fight. to
-65,
aor.
e's,
inf.
of
-, -, ,- .-:
Att.
:
to fasten the extremities, as in
to sprinkle about.
:
f.
to
make
to
to cease utterly
Pass, to
Dor. and Att. form of
f.
-(:
fcus,
($.
cease to exist.
-,
f.
distribution.
aor.
I
From
threaten violently :2.\so in

to
Med.
Med.
>(.-((:
to divide
-",
inf.
-,
is
other, to contend
which
the
hunger one against most hungry.
the
trial.
bLaTTraaOaL.
biaTTfipa
pf.
thing
tions.
Pass, to be carried over, tirely out of the sheath.
pass
fasten together.
f.
intr. to
challenge at drinking. []
through, fall offor away, escape : to fail utterly, go quite wrong, turn out ill.
to fall
f.
to have a thing entrtisted one.

f.
to tveave
to
split, cleave.
across, passing over.
a voyage across^ passage.
, ... , -, ^ ^, 6, -' - -( -, ,, - , . , ,,-. . -, - . -7, , -, -, -, -) -, , -, ^, -, ((. -, -, . - - ,(, ,, -,, - () , . ($ ,

:
-, -,
to
:
, . ,
fut.
. ,. . , . -,
, ',,
II.
-, -, -, ,
:
-, -,, -^
,
:
an experiment,
fut.
:
[a]
aor. i
-(.
c.
gen. to
f.
Dep. to make trial or proof of a have experience of a thing,

to
-, -' -^ -, , (, \$) (^
f.
165
:
to unfold.
Ep.
f.
aor.
II.
to
drive through.
breathe at intervals, revive. evaporate.

f.
f.
send about in different directo send over or across. pf. pass, of pf. of
to
fut.
3 of
, -, ,
pf.
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.
of
to
bring
to
an end.
2. to
f.
to take across,
ferry over
blockade.
end.
go
across.
draw
en-
aor. I inf.
of
:
forwards
borare
:
-, , 6, -, , -, -, (4) , ,
\,
to
to
blow through, refresh, revive.

III.
Pass, to
to variegate,
f.
to
besiege to the end,
tc
2. to
f. to carry the procession to an carry all round.
f.
[a]
to
go over
or across, to
pass through.
f.
:
aor. 2
med.
(,
aor. 2
Ep.
inf.
in pass, sense:
destroy utterly, to sack, waste. aor. I inf. of

aor. 2 inf.
- -5, -8,
to
-, ,
:
a sending backwards and

Lat. ela:
tiegotiation.
f.
to
:
work out with labour, work hard,
to practise
Pass, to be administered
also
to be troubled.
II. intr. to
toil.
of
having gone through many labours. vovTos) beyond seas, foreign, Lat. transmarinus : going beyond seas. Adv. of laboriously.
ov,
ov,
(,
-', =
fut. inf.
med. of
f.
or
spread out.
:
-,
- ~
:
[]
to
open and
or
fut.
Dep.:
to
y
:
aor. 2
f to carry across. with fut. med. aor. I pass, go through, pass along. f. and Dep. to be quite at a loss.
-', , '$,
II.
Pass.,
:
to
through.
2. to
fly away,
vanish.
-(, -', ,,
;
:
aor. I
f.
f,
to
fut.
oi
pf.
inf pass, of
aor.
carry a message; boats, to ply across a river.
to ruin utterly. carry over or across : to of ferry-
pf.
of
f.
med.
to
,
to
Dep.
to treat
of thoroughly.
:
Ep. aor. 2
Att.
inf.
of
to leap
through or across.
to
II.
Ion.
:
(.
accomplish, Lat. conficere

across.
1.
make a
f.
),
to fill full of:

f.
, (, -,
leap.
f.
one's
way
accomplish to bring about, effect : Med.,

intr.
to
make
very fat.
(for the tenses, v.
to effect for oneself,

of, slay.
gain one's point.
3. to
make
an end
Pass, to be quite full of. to drink against one another,

(for the tenses, v.
-',
is,
eminent, conspicuous.
be
From
to
eminent, conspicuous, or distin-
-//:
):
guished above others. Adv. oi
$,
to
:
conspicuously:
Sup.
,
to
i.
-'6,
:
Dep.
send embassies
to different
to entrust in confidence
Pass.
places.
-^,
end
the
Ion. for
interweave, weave together.

e.
asunder,
unweave ;
of one's
\((
II.
to
[] fut. saw through or in two

Tovs
to
pf. pass,
to
cut to the heart

:
web or
f.
tissue
life.
gnash the teeth
Med.
to
aor. l part, of
gnash with
the teeth.
to sail
Dep.
Att.
-, ,
,
2.
to
through. spar or skirmish with. f. to break in pieces,
-05, , (()
ov,
Adv. thoroughly.
going through, pene:
trating, piercing, thrilling, of sounds

as
ntut.
Adv. piercingly,
plain.
thrillingly.
2.
far-stretcha hill run-
contr.-^Xovs,
as Adj. sailing
II. as
Subst.,
\$, .
ing : ning /ar into the
3.
manifest.
a channel.
aor. 2 inf.
of

166
f.
:
:
(
scare
away,
strike through.
to articulate.
distinctly.
-, ) -, ) - -, , -(, , . , -,, -, , -65, -, , )

-7, , -, , {, -^, ,
startle
f. f.
-,
t7oe
.
to
aor.
to strike
with panic.
- - -, ,-, -, -, , -|, ', , , .

[C], to spit
to unfold, disclose.
away, vanishing.
a fold, folding leaf. upon, despise utterly.

fight with.
:
f.
box
f.
pf.
aor.
. . , , (^) -,
aor. 2 inf. of
fut.
, , ,
67.
f.
-(, , -, {)
f to whizz through. Dor. for Adv.
of
ojyos, 6,
melting
to cut in pieces.
to
search out by questio?iifig

to set
to
ov,
(,
red-hot: hot, fiery.
Hence
to fawn
suspend upon.
to
and
f.
on fire.
pf
grin
f.
to sell publicly.
strengthd. for
aor. l inf.
of
Ion. for
pf. pass,
of
Att.
f.
to
break
through,
-(, , 5) -[, {, -, ,
aor. I inf.
f.
med. of
. .
interrupt.
like
rent asunder.
a snarling dog.
to
make qjiite
:
manifest.
f,
to
make
quite manifest.
intr.,
f.
to
shake violently
ov, flecked or spotted
f.
{,
to to
T77 with white. to divide by joints, found.
to keep
wagging with the
tail.
2. to
2.
complete in detail, describe

:
-3,
f.
77^0,
reckon or count up
:
distinguish, Lat. enumerare.
hold out, prevail.
-,
to
places, to dispose.
-. -, -(|, ^. ^, , -, ; -, -, -( -( -( -, , (, -, -) ): {, , , ) $, -, , -, $, , ^. -, , -, -, . --, -, , -,, ,

tear in pieces
:
carry off as plunder.
directions.
, , -,
fut.
f.
, -,
:
, -,
f.
to
have full strength

II.
to
to nourish.
Hence
S,
sufficient:
lasting.
Adv.
-$.
in complete competence.
or
-, ,
f.
:
to distribute in
, plunder.
to
From
(for the tenses, v.
plunder, Lat. diripere
-, , ) -5, ,, -, , ) -<2[, , -, -, ) -( ,{.- .-^:

:
-^:
Pass.
:
II.
to harass, oppress.
to
also to
Ep. aor. 2 [], 3 sing, dart or rush through. f. to mark or point out: to make
2.
con-
kfiown, explain.
endure,
ov,
{,
f.
quite clear, distinct.
{Aios) the feast of Jupiter at Athens.

f.
Sup.
to
remain
silent.
trans, to
pass over in silence.
various
{,
to
dose with
in.
I
wild
chervil, in allusion to Euripides.

f.
to
dig through, make a breach
to
scatter
[], abroad:
I
aor.
to
dissipate:
to
disband.
aor. 2 inf. pass, of

fut. 2 pass,
to besprinkle:
Pass,
of
to
flow
:
in various
Med.
aor.
utterly.
through: absol.
ing.
II.
to break,
tinctly.
hurl, dart about.

(ws,
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.
. , , () , , , -, -, , , , -,
from
aor.
I
, )
to leak:
pf.
pf.
aor. 2 pass, (in act. sense)

to
flow through:
part,
to fall
f.
away
like
gapwater, waste away.

Pass, to burst.
,
to
destroy
to take up different quarters

2.
- .
3 sing. aor.
f.
opt. of foreg.
to set in
order:
Pass,
and
to
arm
or equip oneself.
fut.
of
or
-,
f.
to his quarters.
to
slip
for
in pres.
and impf.:
II.
root
pi.
(for the tenses, v.
rend in twain, cleave Adv.

part,
examine, consider.
-:
and
(.:
(from
each severally to leave a comrade's tent.

to retire
to disperse.
fut.
:
to
look through,
one, keep
to look
round
:
xvatching.
expressly, dis-
Dep.
to
(,
to
look out
a watch-tower,
f.
spy out.
of
to scatter
a casting about. From 3 sing. Ion. impf. of only used in pres. and impf., = 5iapII. intr. to throw oneself, plunge.
poet,
f.
f.
to jest
Med.
:
abroad.
to jest
one with
another, pass jokes to

Ion.
and fro.
:
to
wipe out, to
rinse, clean.
to throw, fling,
f.
to cleanse by
rubbing.
Hence
f.
Dep.
to act or
speak
like
a sophist.
,
or
Att.
-, ,
fut.
torn to pieces.
or in pieces.
aor. 2 pass, inf of
f.
more commonly
.
to
From
in
rend
sunder
(for
the
tenses,
:
v.
):
f.
to
tear asunder, part, Lat.
break through, ptdl down : of the laws, to break through, transgress : to separate Pass., of
divellere
to
soldiers, to be distributed in quarters.
to
regulate.
distance,
palisade.
to continue.
determine.
gularly.
distort
torted, to
disparage.
to slaughter.
ball, to toss about.
, , -, , ,() . , . ,, -, , , . -, -, , () , ) , -, , -,, -, , -,() , , -, -, -. -, ) ) , -, - , , -, , -, -, -, -, ,

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

squander.
-,
an
-, ,
:
bLaov.
confusion, confound.
aor. 2
epw, to sow, scatter or spread abroad: II. to separate.

dispersion.
Att. for
-, , -,Att.-: (.: -( [] --^

Att.
f.
-,
esp.
Ion. for
fois,
of troops in order of
()
pf.
.
in order
i
167
disposition, arrangebattle.
to
throw into great
Pass., aor.
:
-(,
:
to
arrange
also to
to
set in order,
draw up
of
battle:
draw
f.
Dep.
to
order by rule,
up separately. do or be Med.,
2. c. ace. et inf. to
appoint one to
aor.
part, in
:
pass, sense
aor. 2 part,
(ojs,
and inf. a standing apart
posted in battle order

II.
Pass,
to be in
battle
order.
in
Med.
also, to
order by will.
interval.
f.
2.
to fortify
disagreement, dissension. with stakes or a

to go through or across:
aor. I pass. part, of

pf. pass,
-6, .-:
of
Pass., aor. i
aor. 2
(for the tenses, v.
f.
arcs,
-(, command, an ,
II. to
stretch to the full

oneself, strive
Med.
:
^)
-
:
[]
pf.
to stretch out,
to strain oneself:
to exert
to separate, to distinguish,
give orders.
3
-, ,
hard
f.
:
to
maintain
:
stoutly.
Att.
interval.
by a wall
to
draw a wall
aTos,
across
to cut off and fortify : to divide as by a
Ep. for
f.
dual
aor.
of
wall.
Hence
,
f.
a place walled
to
gleam
or
dawn
to
throtigh.
f.
to stuffin between.
-6\,
f.
Dep.
(,
off.
to
mark
out.
f.
Dep.
apportion re-
,
f.
to
bring
to fulfilment.
to
bring quite to an end: to fulfil:
to contimie doing.
is,
-,
distinction, difference.
(, $) incessant
:
From
to serve as
a general.
to
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.
:
V.
part
Pass
Ion.
f.
permanent.
:
(for the tenses,
to cut
through, cut in twain

to
to sever,
be
cut into
strips.
pf.
-^,
f.
pf.
act.
and
pass,
of
and
to tear in pieces
to
worry,
Att.
f.
,
to
f.
to cleave asunder,
to bore through,
f.
force,
a sling
to be
, ,
:
-, () , , -,
Att.
to foil or
throw about
like
(v.
~. ),
to to
Ion.
make a
hole in.
to soften or
overturn utterly.
ayos,
any opening made by
kavTov), to keep oneselffrom, abstain from. for wherefore ? Lat. quainobrem

;
-,, -(. -,
cleft,
a rocky gorge.
f.
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
to
) -, - . ) -, , -, \($. -5, - -(-, -, -(, -,,(-) (^( -^, , 5, , () -, -, ,
Pass, to fly in pieces.

pf.
to scatter
from
or as
from
, -, - 4.
to
f.
:
-,
Pass.,
with
pf.
melt by heat melt entirely, thaw.

closely.
II.
f.
watch
(sub.
?
:
Pass.,
aor.
pf
2.
place separately, arrange.

:
to dispose,
manage
3.
to treat
Pass,
{,
Pass, to be disposed
II.
of, treated.
to set
forth
to recite,
'2.
Med.
:
compressed at the waist

f.
to
a wasp. cleave asunder Pass., aor.

like
to be cloven
asunder, to be parted.
mutually; to make a covenant with one absol. to make an agreement with, promise.
to set out for sale, dispose of. to settle
f.
aor. 2 part, of
f.
:
17^0, to
f.
honour greatly.
(for the tenses, v.
come safe
to a place.
f.
f.
(, Tdyos)
[], Dor.
to
ijs,
aor. 2 inf. pass,
a disposition. of
., ^ , .
fut.
to
to
med.
is
shake asunder, shake to pieces: used in pass, sense.
ov,
aor.
aor. 2
:
pass.
Ep. 3
pi.
Ep.
for
for
to cut in twain, divide, sever;
(v
arrange.
they parted friends
absol. they
were scattered abroad.
aor. I inf. of
f.
to shoot
through or across
Med.
commandment.
to
contend
in shootitig with.

168
biaropos, ov, pass., pierced. aor, 2 inf. of

f.
with
, -,
fut.
biaropos
zci.
^.
ferently from
: :
Zia-r6pos,ov,
piercing: o{ sound, thrilling,
nied.
aor. 2 pass.
-
f. f.
a thing.
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.
to
:
-^, -,
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),
pf.
, -,
, : :
, -^,
'/.
aor. I
to turn, divert,
dissuade
nied.
-, *
Pass,
.
:
Adv.
pres. act. part,
especially, extremely.
fut.
aor. i
',
2. to
and
Ion.
veyKov formed from
to
turn or be diverted
from
over or across. astinder ;
):
to carry carry different ways: to tear to give their votes a against one but also to determine (v.
:
*'/:
, , ^ )
of
;
dif-
formed from
aor. 2
.,/ nm trembling aboxit,flee all ways.
[]
f.
:
Pass., aor. 2
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.
off by delay, thwart, hinder.
, ,
-, -5,
-8,
,
to
rub between;
[]
Siarp'opas:
^^: ( '/)
-, -^
f.
:
aor. 2
-^
pf.
pf.
--
toflee through, get
away, escape.
Hence
dilatory.
, -[, {)
f.
Adv. in three ways.
ov, various in dispositions.
of a horse,
ov,
{,
ripening one after the other.
gnaw
, -[, -,) -8, (,

throtigh.
5,{.-,
^)
;
aor. 2
or
fut.
f.
to shine through, daivn.
-,5, ,
fs,
6,
{5, 8)
.. , , ,
to
-[, - -: -, ,
iws,
f.
|5,
77,
an escaping, means of escape. to make known, publish.

Ep.
f.
duce.
sustenance, support.
to trot.
-, -. - -(
to destroy Jitterly, kill : generally, to spoil,
harm.
:
-:
2.
to se-
lead astray, cornipt, ruin

II.
esp. to bribe
Pass., fut.
also fut.
med.
[a]
:
Ion.
:
aor. 2
pf.
to be destroyed,
:
go
to ruin,
perish
III.
planted with vines,
esp. to be
disabled
corrupt.
the perf.
is
sometimes
intr. to
be deranged,
1. in
4:
Att. for
mad:
also to be dead.
j),
Hence
moral
3.
tonibble,
destruction, ruin, death.
sense, corruption, seduction.

fishes.
a prey for
Hence
to dismiss,
transparent, radiatit.
a rujiner in
the race.
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,
-5, , (,
shew through, make

aor. 2
, -, -
glow, to be red-hot. 3. metaph. be conspicuous among others.

to
ing, red-hot.
illustrious
:
light through, daivn.

is,
, -. -, )
dawn.
2.
f.
[], and
, .
:
:
about
-|,, , -,., ()
-.1, f
$, ,
f.
a corrupter, seducer. disband.

to drive
f.
variance, disagreeifient.
lence.
III.
,
:
mad
to
Pass, to rave.
-,
wander abroad, run

2.
to get
rj,
abroad.
difference, distinction.
II.
distinction, excel-
advatitage, profit.
2.
-op,f.77, to drag about, spread abroad.

to
Adv. openly.
(for the tenses, v.
ov, II. Pass., through. 2. to differing with another [], to be seen, appear through.
to shine to be
$, ) 5, {)
From Hence
:
carry off as plunder, to plunder : also to rend in II. to carry through or across. pieces, destroy.
to
(, ,
a plundering.
different, unlike.
2.
II.
proved :
to superior,
excellent.
III.
III. intr. in
Act. able.
to be transparent.
Hence
disagreement.
(s,
seen through, transparent.

II.
Adv.
2. glowmttaph. ivell-known, manifest: variance.
-vivs, manifestly.
Ion.
{, 5)
:
to
shew
ivall.
from
transparent.
(,
, .{) -,
$.
as Subst.,
Adv. rf
aTos,
the
, $,
:
at variance with.
2.
advantageous, profit-
6,
difference at
vario7isly.
2.
3. excellently.
to,
a partition-
II.
membrane which
divides the lungs
the stomach, the midriff.
in
let out.
joints in bodies
preserve
to
vanish.
draw
with aor. 2 tervene; xpovos

Pass.,
f.
bar.
-, ., -, -, , , -, , -, -, -[ -, -, . ,
Att.
f.
:
, , -,
compos.,
v.
-,-, (,') -^. -, , \\) -<, , , -5, -5, -5, ^) ('/. -,{) {() -8,', (, *) , {) -, (. , {)
-^,
to tell clearly:
f.
bLap bbvvos.
169
:
f.
,
a
cleft,
Ep. aor. 2 to separate by a fence. which only occurs : to let through,
f.
to
cool, refresh
of ships, to haul
high and dry
to
make
water-tight.
ov,
ov,
(5, (,
two-pointed, []
Att. -ttos, ay,
, ,
means of escape. any natural partition,

division, as in nuts.
two languages Lat. bilinguis : as Subst., , an interpreter. II. double-tongued.

twice-born:
arcs,
as the
^,
to
watch vigilantly,
keep, maintain.
blow or breathe through.

to
II.
blow away: Pass,

f.
:
aor.
ojf.
II.
to tear up, rend.
f.
to
make
act.
to
sound discordantly,
to
:
Ion. for
duct,
or things by
things.
-, 6, , -, ,, -, aor.
I
, ,
f.
draiv back, withdraw. f. to loosen : to open, un[] II. to make supple by exercise. to gape wide, yawn.
or
inf.
: , {){) . 05,
:
be
scattered to the winds,
can be taught
fut.
, . , ,
|5,
II.
with two eyeballs. speaking ($,
),
twin;
II.
double.
a lesson.
apt at teaching. of
Dor. for
persons, taught, instructed.
to
draw
out,
to
grow
pf.
through.
II.
to in-
time elapsed.
ing.
to disagree.
structive.
and 77, a dramatic poet was called

himself taught the actors. -<, Ep.
poet, for
fut.
:
of
f.
pass the winter. Att. to have in hand, conto
manage.
<ws,
Hence management, administration.

f.
causal form of
to
to choose
between two persons
show of hands, or by open vote. Hence , a choice betxveen two persons or

CO):
, . ,(), a teaching-place, school.

teaching : education, trainthe rehearsing of a drama; cf
, /. &, {) {)
of
fcus,
17,
, (/)
,
of things, taught: that
that ought to be taught,
teaching, instruction.
Adv.
, (/)
fit for ,, -$, instructively.
;.
of
teaching, in-
, (,
(as if
{) \5,
inf.
science, art.
a teacher, master because he
of
aor.
(,
aor.
I
inf.
poet.
:
from
*)
pf.
(redupl.
to teach;
with double ace,

:
ae they taught thee riding Med. have a person taught; also, to teach oneself, learn:
f.
aor.
to
-e'xfa, Ep.
-^'. to
:
Pass, to be taught, to learn. II. is used of the scenic poets, who taught the actors their
parts.
pour
different
ways
:
pour
out, dissolve
:
to soften,
melt
also to disperse
metaph.
II. Pass, to be poured from one vessel found. into another: to be melted: to fall to pieces metaph.
to be relaxed.
-^, -,
to
^:
under.
; -, , - . -,
to
mock
greatly.
old form for
in inf.,
complete the mound. f. with Dor. 3 sing, to use constantly : also to meet with, suffer
II. c. ace. pers. to
:
destroy, slay.
-, -4, ,
f.
Ion. for foreg.

to
with pebbles
) ^ -, , -5, ( : , . ,
day.
II.
-, -,, -, -
or
carry a mound across. f. to go or pass through : impers., avTois they laboured under diarrhoea. . Att. to separate.
,, *. , , , ^, , ' ,.* , - (, , , , ,, (. , :
of metals,
to
con-
, ,
:
pi. pres.
Hence
teaching: doctrine. to bind, fetter Ep. for Ep. for 3 sing, imperf.
or
Ion. 2
,,
:
';.
(-
and 3
sing. pres.
of
formed from
Ep forms
for
inf.
of
formed from
inf.
sing imperat. and Ep. 3 sing. impf. o{ inf 3 plur. pf. aor. : [d] fut.
;
:
Ion. subj.
opt.
(*)
-5,
:
to
sweep away, blow away.

I
shekel, paid annually to the treasury at Jerusalem.
) ,
Ion.
f.
part.
$, imperat.
escape.
subj.
aor. 2
run away,
ov,
{$,
soldiers with
to deceive utterly.
-([,
:
also as Pass., aor.
pf
II.
opos,
, , , , {$,
Dor. for
of two drachms ; pay of two drachms a a double drachm, = half a
touching
both the men.
[]
to be deceived, mistaken.
{.
Att.
Dep.:
to vote
() bearing twins.
ovos,
ov.
{$,
decide by votes.
fcus, 77,
Hence
,,
{$)
a twin-brother, [a]
a deciding by vote.
poet, for

twin-born.
170
hLbvovi
is,
hUvrai.
pf.
:
5, $ $
,
=
Ep. for
fut.
:
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.
, ,, . . , , ( - -6, ,, ( ov, or os, ov, (Sis)
.-5, {$, *yevw)

a ///-brother opt. of
aor. i
;
{,
II. to
()
:
to tell at length, detail,
double, twofold; Zitwins.
explain.
-6, ^
:
speak one with another, converse. f. Ep. and Ion. : Ep. also to keep asunder or apart : to keep off. II.
between.
imperat. of
Med.,
aor. 2
aor. 2
((
intr. to lie
pf.
used as
pf.
Pass., fut.
aor. 2
pf.
(*)
to give,
-6,
:
poet, for
Ion. for
i
-fpv,
:
-,
of
to
perf.
to say clearly.
to question closely.
draw
across.
:
Tivi to
V.
sub
;
put oneself
that
self.
vote oneself.
, . , ,.. , -,
Ep. for
for
fut.
, , .*. , , .
III.
power. 6. in vows, to grant, allow, cause give me to avenge myseemingly intr. to give oneself up, dein his
, 6, <,
to
:
part, of
formed from
of
vocat. of
$, godlike.
hU, poet,
(6, 3 sing. impf. of
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 of
aor. I pass, of
f.
bail
curity.
was aroused, awaked.
3 sing. aor. 2 med. of aor. 2 of which supplies the pres., to look through, discern, distinguish.
inf.
distinctly, precisely.
pf.
, ,. . , . , .. , . , . , , . , , -. , . . .. , , . , ..'. , . , -, . , . ,
to
-,
for
to
Pass,
to
be
give bail for : Med. to take bailed, set free on his sehe
arouse
i
$, aor.
pass. part,
aor. 2 of aor.
^, /. ayyv.
:
Ep. aor. 2 pass,
of
of
I
Ion. for
aor. i of
aor.
of
3 sing. impf. pass, of

aor. 2 of
through.
aor. I pass, of
(,
aor. 2 of
(,
aor. 2 of
|, impf, of
poet. impf. of
'/, ^^.
or
.-. . -, , -, , . . . , ,: ) . , , .. ^. , . ,
draw
with one's guests. before a vowel
aor, I of
aor.
to
pass ot
--5, -,
[],
f.
a thing through.
ov,
(,
apcov, êvos)
dissembling
-.
Prep, right through.

aor. 2 pass,
to
f.
-76,
.-',
tactics,
it.
pass by, overlook.

to sail out
{.-^: .-,
Hence
contr.
,,
and
bring quite to an end. to pass out through.

aor.
II.
-4-
naval
through : to sail out. II. in to break the enemy's line by sailing
through
5,
through.
2.
6, a sailing across or a breaking the enemy's line in a sea-fight.
-, -68, , {, ()
Ep. for
aor. 2
Ion. for
pi.
aor. I pass, of
(, ,
fut.
:
channel through. of driving through. II. a charge
or exercise of cavalry.
v.
-^,
From
Att.
(for the tenses,

:
to
drive through or across
to thrust
II. intr. to
drive or ride through.
aor. 2 inf. of
plqpf. pass, of
pf.
of
I
aor.
fut.
aor. I
of of of
Ep.
aor. 2 inf of
(|[, 6,
aor. I
pf. pass,
aor. I
of
^.
of
pf.
),
8.
-, -(
aor. 2
of
fut.
[]
aor. I
;
(v.
')
to tear asunder, pull

2. to
open
pull th'ough.
aor.
i
3.
tovs to keep on drinking.
\y~\,
pass. o{
8,
-,
fut.
pf. pass,
\4'/.
pass. part,
aor.
AI'EMAIjPass. (as
[],
2
Adv.
of
of aor. 2 of
(,
ibo)
to
go away.
aor. 2
;
II. c.
ace. to pass or
hence
-,
to discuss a subject.
with no
pres. in use
used instead)
inf.
7', poet.
{
: :
to go about go through
being
:
fut.
<, -: -. , -, , {, -6, .
aor. I of
fut.
of from*t77^t) sing. aor. i of

if
to speed,
press on.
pass. pf.
to
make merchandise of,
dispose of: hence to betray. Ion. -cveiKai, aor. i inf. of

sell,
aor. I inf. pass.
Med.
to think within oneself.
f.
kviavTos) to live out the year.
pi.
of
(vrepov)
bLVTpva
-, $, ,
through entrails
-|
8i-êip.i,
:
Comic word
(/,
contr.
-'
to
f.
for sharp-sightedness.
:
Att.
to rush or spring forth.
looking
fut.
men, fresh,
through
-, - []
hence
f.
through.
, -, -, .-/^: 3..2-'. .-}- 6, , ^:

8i-c^pcop,ai, to question closely.
by,
itself.
(,
^)
go
out through
to
pass
to count over, to
number.
Att.
to drive
II. intr. to
Att.
-, ,
to
ride or
march through or
across.
to unroll, untie.
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
, ,, -<,
,
. '5,
f.
171
,
to
moist, fresh, juicy
metaph. of
-, ,
go through
quick, active: later, wet, liquid.
pass through.
aor,
pf.
fut.
-(^:
of
I and pf. of and aor. 2 of
aor.
'^. -:
.
Dep.:
-|,
f.
examine
closely.
(cf.f'pxo/xai):
to
2. to get to the end of. set forth, recount in full.
go out through, pass through: go through in order to

:
tinually.
II. intr. to
be past,
gone
-, -, ,
of time.
passage.
fut. poet, 77aor. I peaaa to row about, to swim to swing about. . to search through, examine closely. Hence
: : ;
^. -, , . ,, .. 66, ^ ., , . . . , ^. 6, .. <, . , .. -, . $, . , /. .. , , .. , , .. 6, . ^. , , , , . ^,,^^, 65, -, : " ^ ^, . , , . -, , () -, -, , ^) , ^ . , -. , (. . -, , .

-$,
17,
empty
strengthd. for
let
II. intr.
^.
f.
Ep. inf. of a way out through, a passage,

:
.
oi of
go through, give free
$, Adv.
(sub. kavrop), of a river, to
outlet
the issue or evetit of a thing
also the
suns
orbit.
II.
a full account.
. , , ,. . ,
fut.
. ' , ,^. -, ', 8,

used as
f,
fut.
to cross-question, to question con-
inf.
of
also pres. inf.
med. of
to eat through.
aor. I of
(.,
[],
of hence of the part., prudently, considerately.

pf,
:
--
pf. pass,
of
aor. 2 pass. o{
aor.
act.
and
pass, of
(.,
pf. pass,
i
of
aor.
of
-{|,
f.
f.
,
I
tofinish the web.

I
to keep the feast throughout.
[],
aor,
-,
,
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of aor. i med. oi

aor. 2
and
pf.
of
, ,
3 aor. of
pi. plqpf.
aor, 2 of
pf. pass,
of
aor.
of
Ep. aor. 2 oi
-65,
[],
aor. 2 pass, of
perf, part,
of
aor. I of
pf. part. pass,
of
-, -,
or
of aor. i of aor. 1 of
aor.
i
3 sing. aor. 2 of
aor,
I
aor. I act.
and
pass, of
^,
of
aor. 2 act.
and med.
aor. 2
Ep. aor.
of
aor,
of
-, -8,
S,
:
-, , {.: .-': -'^,-^'^

aor. 2
to
of
-, , {$)
Ep.
for
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.
aor.
(,
for
f.
manage, order, arrange.

:
pi.
aor. 2 pass, oi
plqpf. -etpI
Ion.
aor.
pass, tp-
|. Dor.
aor. 2 act.
aor.
of
Dep.
to
work
at, esp.
of land, to cultivate
Lat.
aor. 2
med. and
pass, oi
it.
II. to
destroy, ruin, kill, Lat. cotificere: also

sense,
plqpf. in pass,
ra
-,
f.
f.
(,
to separate ac-
actum erat de
rebus, the affairs
-,
, -,
f.
Ep. and Ion. for

to
prop up
'. ^,
Med.
videite.
were ruined.
curately,
to lean
upon.
-6, -,
f.
arrange carefully in order. Dep. to take good heed, beware

to lay asleep.
of.
(,
to continue pro-
sperous, to prosper throughout.
-^^,
[],
aor. 2 pass,
of
Ion. for
pi.
plqpf.
5, , 8,,, -6,
-<,, Ep.
f.
of
a scout or
[],
aor. 2 of
ov, 0,
an
interpreter.
From
intrans. pf. of
to interpret,
expound.
for
-,
aor. 2 of
to
a(vy.
f.
'^;,
keep apart, divide.
172
intrans.
to
go
2. to
reach.
intervene.
to seek after,
meaning
that.
,.
of.
',
=
ov,
quite through : to stretch across, of time, to stand apart, be distant
Ep. 2 sing,
try
Dep.
for
a thing.
' ,, ,.
es, ($, double upper story, upper chamber.
to seek out
II.
to seek the
III. c. inf. to
demand
or require
doubly-yoked, double.
,, , , , ',. . . -, , ^ 5, -, - -, ^. , , - -, , ) ) -, . , . , - -, , , - , ^:): ^, . , ) -, . -,
,
Ion. for
aor. 2 of
aor.
I
, -, ,
-2|5,
and
, . -,
Ep. impf.
ov,
($,
, )
of
^,
vyos,
, ,
:
(bis,
/) -5,
two
seas,
loss.
, ^. , ),. . , -5 )
-,
,,
*)
;
an
impf. and aor.lof
pf.
of
||,
3 sing. pres. subj. med. of

aor. I act. aor.
i
and
pass,
of
of
Att. -ttos, ov, (5is,
between
where two seas meet, Lat. bimaris.

ov,
to be in doubt, at
edged.
ainphibious
living twice over.
'. '/'/.
the dithyramhic poet
Dep.
to describe or narrate in full.
($,
(^/)
bic poet.
-, -5, ,($, $) -, {$,)

ov,
($,
'/)
twice-sharpened, two-
/s,
6p6vos) two-throned.
who taught
his chorus.
a dithyramof
lyric
narration, the state-
the
dithyramb,
kind
ment of
-5,
the case.
poetry.
II.
epith. of Bacchus.
(Deriv. un-
-,
wash
ov. Ion. for
to
to filter through, percolate.
,
f.
through the
air.
known.)
to strain through, filter, sift.

II. intrans.,
2.
out, cleanse.
of the liquid,
.,
Ion. for
-.
-5, $) ', -: -, .
ov,
($,
;
with two thyrsi.
dat.
of Zevs inf. of
fut.
v. *Ais.
(for the tenses, v.
^)
to
send
impf. and aor.
of
through or across,
through.
solve,
let
go through.
2. to thrust
ai, a. Ion. for
-,
tween.
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.
,
is,
'/. -^
.
II. to distniss,
melt
aor. 2 part,
disband. 2. to dismed., in pass, sense,
being melted.
to direct by steering straight.

fut.
:
aor. 2
Dep.
to
go through,
i.
in telling a story.
is,
(,
smeared aor. 2 and I

and
all over.
from Zeus,
by rain
:
t.
from
pass, of
later,
Root of fallen heaven, epith. of streams swollen heaven-sent, divine, holy, pure.
(Alas,
*.
II. to
reach.
s,
(05,
pf. act.
pass, of
day.
, .
pf.
-,f.
verb. Adj. of
hovering in air. one must inquire.
aor.
tosetapart,
and
aor. 2 of
f.
, {,
I
to
pass the whole
$, -5,
tinctly.
whole length, unbroken, uninterrupted. Att. -$, from beginning to end

ov,
, -,
|,
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
divide, distract.
-((
II.
:
Pass.,
-,
i
aor.
I
of
aor.
S,
of
whence
Adv.
stretching evenly along, stretching the
, ... -, , , .
aor.
l
,, ... . , , ^.
:
clearly, dis-
-|, -,
is
certain distances or intervals.
to affirm confidently.
(, $) witid-swept.
i
Pass.,
,
f.
:
aor.
pass,
of
. ( ,(
used trans., to separate. Dep. to lea?i upon, rely on.
perf. inf.
fut.
III. aor.
med.
II.
of
contr.
f.
:
aor.
pf.
()
:
aor. I
I.e. ace.
rei, to
of
Judge, adjudge
be
to decide, detennine.
2. c. dat. to
aor. I
:
and
pf.
of
)|, aor.
aor.
decide for a person. Judge his cause.
3. absol. to
of of
but
aor.
of
judge
to
give judgment
II.
generally, to
contr. for
decision.
aor. I pass,
of
impf. of
',
^,
aor.
of
I
1
aor.
of
^.
of
Judges : absol. brought before
aor.
pass, of
pf. pass,
, , , ,. ) -,
to
Med.
to plead,
come to a speak before the

III. Pass, to
go
to law.
be
the Judge, to be accused.
poet, for
Ion. for
inf.
of
Ion. for
($,
pi. pres.
just judgment.
: :
-$,
lic
cojs,
, ,
(, $)
,
{5)
II.
jusi in pub-
08,
dealings.
right, righteous, just.
exact.
rate
bound to
, . , ,
In phrase
do,
as Subst.,
also
os,
observant
2.
\l\. right, lawful, just.
/ have a right
$
:
equal, even: strict,
fair, mode-
(, with
to do.
the infin.,
()
fut,
:
, justice, righteousness. $, ,
and
to
:
Pass., aor.
:
make
right
to think right
:
to consent
desire one to do.
punish.
Hence
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/,
, ,
also to claim as one's right

II, to
c.
inf.
judge
to
condemn:
III. to
make just, hold
guiltless, justify.
) -5, ) , $) -8, - -9, ) , ,

am
of
$, ($, , -8,,, \($. -5, = , (, -)
bLv. $, , (,
173
:
-(,,(, ) -5, (,
, ($,
is,
double-folding, of doors folding-doors.
pleader.
get up a law-suit. two-headed. two-headed, two-pointed,

to
to
a pitchfork. colleague in power, jointly-ruling : double-slaying. double-beating : doubleoared, with two banks of oars on a side.
as Subst.,
(5is,
to
Subst.,
9,
5,
mis the goddess of the chase.
meshes
) ,(, ) () -,
-5, , (, $,
f.
, (,
to cast the net.
From
:
casting nets
as
65, ,
;
, 09,
cial.
court ofjustice.
,
II.
wards three obols.

inf.
use, to throw, hurl.
with two teeth, Lat. bidens -Kcpaios, (8, gen. euros or Kepas) two-horned.
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.
;
), , ) , , () -5, ) , () ,, ', $ ) ) (. , ) ) ( , , * ( ,, ^ , , ,(: ^^ ,

, () -5, , (5,
Pass, to be caught in a
to
?iet.
hunting-net.
-5,
skilled in law, lawyer-like.
ply a pair of sculls to work double-hatided ; and

f.
, , ,
or
a fisherman. unknown animals of Libya.
epith, of Arte-
woven
:
in
aneipai
the net's meshy folds.
TO,
any net-work, a fishing-net
Hence
:
{, \) ,
Dina.
two-headed. law-giver, judge.
of
little
, -5, , ,
,
f.
generally,
a pair of
sculls.
From
($,
two-oared.
(yos)to say again, repeat.

From
Hence
, , , ({) ,,
Adv.
of
(S/s,
court ofjxistice.
-5, ,
II.
repetition.
/s,
7;)
saying
twice,
repeat-
juror. judge for law or of
ing.
trials
the juror's fee, at first one obol, after-
pointed, twofold.
-$.
an aor. with no
pres. in
, -5, , , $) two ($, -5, , (', -', ,

wiih
Att.
double-tongued, deceiful. with two spears ($,

crests.
double-
of or
-, $, ,
-$,
a mattock or pickaxe
cp.
worth two minae ; at two minae. 77, a double share

Subst.,
to value
tivo-horned, two-pointed.
6,
neut.
(6is,
-5, , , , , ^.
{$,
f.
From double pay. : divided between two ; as
a half-drachma, Ep. impf. of anything whirled round
a whirlf.
ing, dajicitig.
(,
From
aor.
and
aor. I
Ion. impf.
:
pf.
()
-. Fzss., aor. i
to
make whirl
II. intr.
or spin
round
to
to drive
round a
circle.
and Pass.
perly,
a private
suit
or action,
2.
opp. to
(a
public prosecution).
faction or penalty
to
$
ing
:
trial.
3, the satis-
awarded
ment,
give satisfaction or suffer punishh^\. Lat. poenas dare;

(pevyeiv
$ \(,=
an avenger.
a
little trial.
by the
judge ;
or
sumere poenas, to inflict punishme?it ; to be the defendant in the trial, opp. to

to prosecute.
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{
2. also the a whirl, eddy. , like circular area where the oxen trod out the corn, a thresh-
-, ,$, (, ) ,
as Subst.,
bringing justice, ave?tgi
ing-floor.
. Dim,
of
, , ,, ,
65, , 05, , ,
', ,
. ,
, ($)
f.
to
a large round goblet. turn with a lathe, to round.
to thresh out.

174
81v(i>t6s,
worked round.
8i|os,
or
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,
in
- -,
,, () turned on ,,
Ion. for
hvs
the lathe,
rounded
.
:
, .
ace. of
but
Ep. for
(, impf
of
double.
propter quod, propterea.

ov, (Ais,
-8, -,
-5,
-8, ,
epos, o,
, )
'
Jove-born.
(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
,
:
burled by Jove. {Ais, jevfTwp) giving birth
to
Jove.
-, -,,
ov,
f.
-8, -5,
(S,
{Ais,
*^()
ov, contr. for
Aio-îv-qs.
5, ^'$. $,
in
all.
, , ', ,
stood), in
Gamelion (January).
in Anthesterion
Dionysos.
to travel through.
-nopos) to
2. perinission passage : the orbit of a star. a pass-port, safe-conduct. (Ais) Adv. sent from Jove.
guish, decide.
f.
:
pf.
to manage, direct : to but also irreg. conduct the affairs of a state to treat or feed in a
:
:
certain way.
Med.
vernmetit.
disperse
move round.
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
:
through, slip
V.
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.
:
, , , ) -, , -, () -, {) ( -, -, , -, , -, -, , ) , ,, . , , , -, -, -. , , (- --, ): - . , -, -, -,
to pass,
travel through. (, (, bdos) a way through, thoroughfare,
Dionysos, Bacchus, , and poet. god of wine, vineyards, and dramatic poetry. (Deriv.
uncertain.)
,, -,
Hence
or simply Elaphebolion (March), the most famous of
,
sub
es,
'
',
III.
(February).
IV.
,,
belonging to the Dionysia, or to
$,
-, -,
or
pf.
f.
-^,
know
to open.
-, -,
V.
-.
(Ais, irais) son
of Jove.
5.
to be in
of huibov, to
impf.
the difference, distin-
6,
{)
f
6,
charge of a ship's cargo. From a director, ruler: a person in

to
charge of a
:
ship's cargo.
aor.
:
, (,
{$,
to
watch accurately,
Pass.,
aor.
pf.
spy about
to
gaze upon.
II. to
inhabit distinct places
to live apart.
(ojs,
Hence
II.
house-keeping : management, goa governmerit : a province, a diocese.

Att.
'^, -8, , ^) -,
fut.
,
f
f.
rjpos, 6,
spy, scout.
ov,
a looker through. to see through, discern. two fathoms long.

rightly of. straight : to set right
:
Judge
f.
to
make
to
to
make
to live apart, to
make good, amend,
Pass, to be scattered abroad.

f.
aright
so
to
build across, wall

(f.
off.
make amends for : to tell also in Med. Hence utos, to, a making straight, correction
correct,
verb. Adj. of
one must
amendme7it
and
-,
and
f.
ecus,
a making straight, correcting,

reformation.
:
to shoot
an arrow through.
amending of a fault
fut.
3 sing. opt. med. of
.
of
-|.
Ion.
Att.
to divide
by limits, separate.
2. to
distinguish, determine, de-
go through
:
to
wander
:
f.
pf
and away from.

fut.
-,
-)
:
:
f.
to
slip
-,
Att.
(for the tenses,
to destroy utterly,
-, ,,', -, {, ^,-,
fut.
:
to
) -, -: -, ,
aor. I
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
8,
05,
,,
",
from
honest, trusty.
3. divine,
;
swear solemnly
f.
:
to be
agreed on
med. on oath. to make an agreement : Pass. Med. to agree mutually to a thing.

to declare
sent.
ostenfum
-5, -, , '-,
:
:
gen. of Zevs
v.
ov, (Ais,
(Ais,
a portent.
,
) )
marvellous. *Ais.
given by Jove, heavenJove, Lat.

(Ais,
a sign
for
Att.
and poet,
KOpos, Kodpos)
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.
-5, -,
ov,
ov,
'2.
Hence
-6, , -,
-5,
fs,
() -5, (, -)
$,
the temple of the Dioscuri.

.
.
Conjunct, for
,/or the rea2. in-
son
that, since, Lat. qtiocirca,
quamobrem.
-,
-5, 5, ()
-5,
6i-irvpos, ov,
ov,
ov,
ov,
($, {$,
175
two-faced.
two-winged. folded together, doubled:
a pair of tzhleXs.
.=
twofold, two, Lat. geminus.
(',
direct, wherefore,
wherefore?
) -, ,(,. -, -, ,
.=,
to
(,
;)
TTvp)
for what reason.

that.
3. interrogat.
($,
Adv. twice, double.
with two gates or entrances. with double lights. with two poles.
signifying
cherished by Jove.
inseparable Suffix, like
Ion. for
to a place, as in
f.
-5, 8,
fut.
epfjvos
hands
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
$
again.
-5, ) -, -,() ^,
ov,
annoy exceedingly. formed from irais) with two children , , a dirge chanted by one's two children. two palms broad. ov, ($,
of
{,
($,
)
double
:
*/.
*'5,
an old nom.,
oblique cases Aius, Au contr. Dis, Diespiter, Dijovis.
-, 5, '$, $. ,,
= Zcws,
motion
in
which appears
the
and the Lat.
-5,
-5,
brandished with both

etc.
(Si's,
two-handed swords. tttjxvs) two cubits long, broad,

to
-, , >,
ov,
is,
f.
ov.
Dor. for
Pass, to be doubled,
rally, to throw, toss.
Ad]., folded double.

f.
twice as much, as many, etc.
broad.
, , , ) -,
,
pitchifig of
, ov. Ion.
-cws,
of metal or wood. quoit : a trencher : a mirror.

later
() . ^, , , ) -, ,
($, (5,
()
-,
twice young.
with two wives. twice dead.

to pitch the quoit
f.
($)
(5,
geneII.
$, , a thing thrown.
Hence
the
a quoit.
ov,
(() a round
ai, a,
two-sceptred.
plate,
to double.
From
, ov, (/) double,

as
much
-, , {$, -,
-5,
Att.
:
ovpov) a quoit's cast.
twenty thousand: sing, ov, with collective nouns, as, 'imros

ov, 0,
Adv.
doubly.
:
to
double
Hence
horse.
Pass, to
double.
,. , ,
-. ),
(sub.
ov, {pis,
become twofold. long or joint-ruling. two

fold, double
{$,
Ion.
a cloak folded double.
Adv.
twice, twice over,
$, ,
,
;
,
=
double cloak.
contr.
Hence
. ,, [, ) -5,
Adv. of
f.
05
(5,
', )
II.
a quoit of stone anything like a
20,ooo
partners in sway,
$, ,
a
($)
two-
also divided, disagreeing, doubtful.
minded, treacherous, Lat. duplex, opp. to
(From
as
to repay twofold.
, , () ,
see
or
-, , $.)
f.
,
2.
II. in plur.,= doubled, bent double. both, two. III. metaph. double-
neut.
Comp.
Adv. twice as much.
. -5, ÎI.
twofold,
to double,
novs) two feet long, broad, contr. of (/, Hence ancient /is/zva/ of Jove at Athens.
es,
-5, , (,
-,
rivers.
hi-Tto\i%,
:
-5,
i.
(s,
((, $)
,
$)
bend double.
$)
etc.
two
) , ) -5,
ov, ov,
as Subst.,
entrances, double.
,) () -5,
(($)
ov,
doubly.
loss.
to doubt, be at
-<5,
, an
II.
of two rows,
lines, or verses:
elegiac couplet.
(5, {$,
ov,
(5,
in pairs, two together. double-mouthed, with two of a weapon, two-edged. of two syllables.
in sing., as, i'lrnos
[],
ai, a,
two thousand: also
a, ov,
with collective nouns,
2000
horse.
ov,
($,
worth or weighing
talents.
an
the Dipoleia,
e. obsolete,
(P'ls,
-"3,
two
ov,
-5,
bipes
-iropos, ov, (<5, iropos) with two passages.

ov,
(,
) 6$)
05,
strain
-TOKOS, ov,
(,
TfKHv) twin or twice bearing.
like the feast of
out of date. twice ploughed.
-5, (, -\, )
etc., v.
sub ov, thoroughly wet
-.
melting.
-,
off.
to strain ox filter
thoroughly: to
sleep
f.
Att.
to
wake from
so
in
lying between or on
two-footed, Lat.
also in
$,
as Subst.,
, , ($, ,a
II.
the jerboa.
05,
Med.
a, ov, twofold, double,
Ion. used also for Ion.
Libyan kind of mouse, two feet long, broad, etc. for.
'',
Lat. hifarius
-,
to dive after
seek after, bunt
Hence

176
II. opp. to deppeis whicli are utiworked hides. anything made of leather : a leathern garment worn Hence by peasants a leathern tvallet.
, ,
bLr|p
opos,
,
:
, ()
searcher after.
prepared
hide, leather,
and so
tiearly 3 pints. ov, (<$,

6,
. ) -5, -5, )
ov,
{$,
holding 2
^,
i.
e.
5,, ,=(. , ,-65,

ov,
Subst.,
year, Lat. hiferus.
Adv., at the chariot-jvheels. , Dim. of

distraught in mind.
, , . -, , -, , . -, , ,
-5,
-$,
,
ov, {dis,
() -, ^, , () , -5,{$) {, ()
for
, ), ,
of tanned
leather.
month, at or of the full moon.

ov,
f's,
ov, {Us,
sounds: as and hicpeoyfov, to, a diphthong. bearing friiit twice i?i the a
seat, chair.
^'^'^) with
-5, $, {,= $. -5, , ) -5, (, $) ,-5, {,

ov,
doubly enraged.
in the
middle of the
-poiTOS, ov,
{,
doubtftilly.
double-speaking.
-ttcws,
payijvai) broken in twain.
wavering. Adv.
$, , poet,
,
ov,
,
f.
a standing apart, quarrel, dispute

II.
dissension.
chariot-driving.
fern,
of
disagree.
f.
From a charioteer. drive a chariot. From From a chariot.

pi.
chariot-driving.
asunder.
, {, -,, ,{, ) {, )
doubt.
From
ov,
to drive in
6,
a charioteer.
ov,
of a chariot: neut.
as
at variance, discordant, disagreeing.
-5, $, , , $, ,
and
later
$.$)
((5,
(contr. of
17,
two), in plur. ol
board, on which two could stand; the war-chariot : a II. generally, a seat, couch, stool. travelling-chariot.
-,
-5,
S,
chariot.
Pass, to be carried or travel in one.
a camp-stool, as the female Athenian women in processions.

ov,
, -.
ov,
f.
or
,
:
.$,{, ) 5, ', ,
Adv.,
f.
).
to
stand apart,
to cut in two, cut
of two minds,
bearing
chariot-
the
ihe ground, to be dry, parched.

thirst after,
, (:.: , ,
Adv., like
77s, 57,
ov, gen.
apart in mind,
doubly, in two ways.
thirst.
Hence
dry
:
$, , fem. of
fjs,
ov, thirsty,
and
inf.
impf.
aor. I
pf.
(,
II.
$,
fut.
to thirst: of
metaph.
parched.
to
f.
rjffoj,
f.
{8, ')
to
draw
litter
to
carry a chair or
11. to
carry
(,
) )
{$,
had to do
for the
From
carrying a chair. form: geof double nature
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.
nerally, twofold, double.
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
, ()
-5,
{$,
I.
)
Adv.
, , , , ,,
an Epic verb
:
{) = $, -5, {$,, ',

|;8, ,
ov,
eoi, TO,
long earnestly for.
ov,
)
in
thirsty, athirst, dry,

thirst.
double-minded, wavering. Act. always intr. to run
of two families.
in two, asunder, apart.
2.
!
chase.
harassing.
from.
disagree.
as Subst.,
Adv., poet, for in twain. Hence
-, -\$. -8, , ,) -5,\, , . {) , 5, 5, 5, {, $. 6-5, ) -,, {, ') , ()

TO, a double
|, ,
Adv.,
2. except.
Hence
to cleave
Dor. for
,
:
asunder, disunite, make to

a
copper coin.
in
two
in ttvo ways.
ov,
(,
cloven-hoofed.
a forceps, pincers.
like for
es,
divided.
ov, double, divided,

fern,
[a]
of
,, . . , ^, , . . ,, ?,
drive back.
3. to reject
:
to push asunder 2. to thrust away: for oneself, break through. Med. to push from oneself, push away : to repulse,
). to push
, {) {) , )-5, -,
$, ,
II.
\]
pursuit,
'
pursuing,
that which
is
chased,
the chase.'
II,
the chase.
persecution,
ov,
{,
fut.
and
piercing with anguish. (for the tenses, v.

:
or tear
away: Med.
to refuse.
II,
(, 5, ,
at.
f.
:
poet. aor. 2
inf.
for
^,
of
inf.
of
pf. act.
aor,
and pass, of act. and pass, of

to be
ov, verb. Adj. oi
pursued,
aimed
From
ov,
adverse.
sides.
to differ in opinion.
Adv. on or from both
, (
{)
:
Tjpos,
0,
and
or
Pass., aor.
to
aor.
I.
pursue, chase, hunt
( (
I
:
, ,
:
a pursuer.
poet, aor, 2
pf.
ya:
of persons, to
dL(i)\VLOs
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
;
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.
^. () ,
wait for.
:
-$,
) .. , -8, { ,
also to speed, haste.
III. as
-5, (,
,
(,
<(^
* (: ^: ^:
;
'
f.
177
watch
closely, to lie in
(,
but
many
tenses are formed from pres.

:
fut.
and
aor. I
aor. i
I.
pf.
Pass.,
and
to think, suppose,
( (
it
and
:
pf.
expect, imagine.
in 3
sing.
(, (^,
:
II. intr. to
it
seem, appear: esp. seems good, seemed good
as Att. law-term, eSoî
ttj
decreed
named
-(($,
ov,
fcDS,
together.
ov,
) (,
:
\($)
urging on
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 resolved, Lat.
, ,' ,
was
so
the way.
as law-term, prosecution.
aor.
I
a covered passage.
aor.
I
sing, imperat.,
, . ,, (), -5, , , . , () , 5,
|-05,
(, 5, , ()
of
pf. pass,
ivnos) horse-driving. a chasing: chase, pursuit.
resolved, Lat.
2.
pf. pass.
expectation.
, ,, (() , ()
,=
quum statutum esset ; quum statueretur.
^^,
II.
,
:
it
being
a vision, fancy. a vision, fancy. 2. an opinion,

opinion, belief: a conceit,
of
5,
ov,
more
correct
form of Siopyvios.
fancy,
6,
(sub.
7^)
, , a
dug
or cut through:
trench, canal
own
of
I
aor.
pass.
part, of
say metals
to
nerally,
, ()() ,
6,
,
,
slave.
may
he be prevailed upon.
(8,
a taming, breaking a tamer, subduer ; fem. of sq. rjpos, , a tamer, breaker.
in.
examine. good, pure, after
dual
nom. of
$.
a female slave taken in

in servile condition.
war:
ge-
Lat. probitas
8,, , ($) 8, () . 8,
any female
a, ov,
slave, Lat. ancilla.
any
(,
subj.
an opinion.
Pass, to submit to ordinances.

fut. pass,
Tjvos,
, ', , , , ^, , . ',
=
05,
, , ,
:
-5, ^,
s7-/spicion.
ccus,
()
ov,
:
(5,
aor.
1
:
good
report, credit.
aotpos) wise in one's
conceit.
f.
pf.
(8)
:
Pass., aor.
to as-
to prove, test
II. to
trial.
hence generally,
:
to prove,
approve, sanction
to
hold as
an assay, proving, examination. an assayer, examiner. , a proof, examination : approved character,

ov,
:
()
of
/fus,
Hence
6$,
ov,
slave taken in
war
hence
persons, approved, esteemed, Lat. probus, probatus : of things, worthy, excellent; also notable, considerable.
()
a
and
proof, trial.
From
:
tried, assayed, genuitie
of
05,
it
f.
(,
swing or fling about. From 6v, dark, dusky, murky. o, = KV((pas, darkness, dusk, gloom.
to
i
,
:
$, $, . Dim. beam '2, wooden
Adv.
-$, ,
really, truly.
3 sing. Ep. aor.
in impers. sense,
seemed
Ep. for
= 50^7/.
-,
= Att.
, $,
stick.
:
3 sing,
aros,
f.
, () ,
2.
posing.
that which one thinks true, Hence a resolution, decree. Att. to lay down a decree:
-5,
5, ,
f.
() -5,,$, (, $)
oos contr. ovs,
,=^5, an
or bar
a shaft.
opinion.
deceitful, treacherous.
, ,
, , now,
and
os,
,
ov,
gen.
, (, $)
crafty, deceitful,
crafty-pur-
of stealthy foot.
treacherous, wily.
between
^, , () ', (,
,
:
, , ,, , ,
,
,= =
of a small abscess, boil. to consider two ways, hesitate f. Med, to doubt, to imagine. a pestle-maker. -iTOios, 0, vKos, , a pestle.
doubt, perplexity.
two, both
mind, wily.
aor. 2 opt. of
..
:
-,, ($) ,
ov,
($)
,,
ov,
gen. ovos,
to
(, )
,
crafty of
-5, (,
or socket.
From
Adv. in two ways.
-, -5, -5,
:
deal treacherously. avKos) with long tube

avxT)v)long-necked.
tall spear.
(vos,
?,
of which
it is
the dual,
long-oared
-,
ov,
{\$, efxos) with (05, (($)
,{$
of a ship,
of persons, using long oars. prolix writing.
, {\05,
-)
178
some.
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
shaft.
) -, -5, , -, , $) -5,
iv,
$, 6,
-, (, ) -, (, ()
II. as
''5, , ,
long
Subst.,
' ,.
:
bopôs.
6$)
subtle, wily.
II.
of
,
,
5,
', ,
aros,
).
things, craftily contrived, artful.
05,nom., ,
,
pectation.
2.
^
:
4. the
to excite, agitate
Asia was in
agitation,
waving motion; and
verb. Adj. shaken.
contrivance
his
household.
room.
bricks.
house.
and
green with
) $, |-5, -, ) ) -$, , {, {, -$, ) ^, , {) ) - --5, ) $, ) -5, -, , , () , ,, , , , , (, ) , () , () , -5, , ,$) . , . $, () -'5, , () 5, , . , 5, . () . 8, () ) -5, (, , ) -5, (, ) - -5, (, () -$, -8, (, ) -5, (, )) -&5, , () -5, () ) -5, (, ) 65, --,(3,(,) ) , ()() -&8, (,)) 8-5, ") -5, -, ) $ {, () -5, -, , (, ) -5, -5, *6 ) -8, |, -, (, )
-iroios,
, , -,
,
bait for fish
:
:
s,
gen. fos, {dokos,
and
($, -5, , (, $)
ov,
ov, subtlety, craft.
crafty-minded, wily.
-5,, (, -) (, )
ov,
wily, crafty.
los,
, gen.
(-
()
pi.
of
$,
aor. 2 part, of
a notion, opinion, Lat. visum
.
.
ex-
contriving wiles.
false-speaking.
From
weaving
wiles.
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,
splendour.
treacherous.
ov,
,
f.
(from
then a piece of deceit, any ctmning craft, cunning, treachery, Lat. dolus. slaying by treachery. ov, wily-minded. S,
ov,
(, -, (, *() (,
the
gen.
ovos,
artful contrivance, subtlety.
From
judge.
contriving wiles.
Root of bfKeap) properly
,, ,
,
f,
{.
:
Hence
to
hold an opinion, think, believe,
II. to
aros,
, an
glorify, extol.
Hence
opinion
a fancy.
love of popularity.
From
ov,
e's,
(, (,
seeking popularity
mad
after glory.
Hence
],
mad
love of glory.
craft-devising.
subtlety, wiliness.
From
would-be philosopher.
ov,
{5,
wise in one's
own
crafty-minded.
to beguile, ensnare.
conceit.
to
give one the character of being so

:
counterfeit, adtdterate, disguise.
Hence
II.
and so
Pass, to have such a character.
aros,
euros, 6,
($) a small
of
6, a
trick, deceit.
fut.
of
aor.
inf
sail.
a dagger.
17,
a skin, hide.
of
aros,
, ,,
, !, ,
artful-looking.
nom.
tricktng, ensnaring.
. Dim.
(s,
pi,,
dat. sing., of
gift.
{,
small spear, dart. of a spear-shaft's
for building.
thickness.
aor. 2 inf. of
gen. of
ov,
Adv. home, homeward;
to
wooden.
own
house.
From
ov,
captive of the spear,
III.
domus, a house: also the II. a part of the house, chamber, anything that is built up;
Lat.
at
taken in war. [a]
ov,
ov,
(,
wooed by battle. taken by the spear.

slain by the
every
thirtieth
layer
of
is,
slain by the spear.
is,
{5,
fJTOs,
, ,
ruining the
spear.
ov,
Dep.
to catch birds
with reed
ov,
birdlime.
ov,
$,
$,
fem. Adj.
ov,
fv,
&065,
{^,
a thicket of reeds. of reed.
ov,
(, (,
,
spear-headed.
won
by the spear. by the spear.
spear-clashing.
won
reed-cutting.
aboimding
in reeds
a reed covered with birdlime,

ov,
spear.
reed-producing.
ov, contr.
Xeip
reeds.
,
(s,
ov,
opos,
ov,
(, (, Root (,
i.
raging with the spear. raging with the spear.

master of the
e,
wielding the spear; the right hand. of fallen

stricken by the
Ion.
Dor.
S.kos,
a reed,
3.
by the spear.
Lat. calamus, arundo.

2.
II.
anything
made
of reed:
ov,
a dart, arrow.
flute, shepherd's pipe.
spear.
bearing the brunt of war. is, V. sub

bravery in war.
-8, -8,
-, -5,
-irovos, ov,
(,
ov, ov,
irovos) toiling with the spear,
called
turia
chief
in
, , ',
from
$, 8, ,,
its
-8, $,
,
f.
;
,
in
ov,
ov,
{, (, {, (,
) ) $. {()
an
the first
:
. )
Ep.
dat.
hopCirovos
^49.
ariipavos) crowned for
shaken by battle. pierced by the spear. bold in war.

antelope, gazelle, so
slavery;
. ., ,, . , {){, 5, -, ,
6,,, 8,
(
Ep. aor.
fern,
2
179
of
of
ov, verb. Adj. of one must give.

Tjpos, 0,
to be given.
II,
$, , (, () {) , {)
ttjs upTrjs Trj
large bright eyes.
very, bondage.
a leathern bag or wallet,

to take supper.
men,
Hence
6, supper-time,
evening.
day of the feast Apafeast.
a slave, Lat, mancipium.

f.
,
:
on the eve of the
the everting meal, Lat. coena, the
*",
meal of the day, dinner or supper.

gen.
Att. poets also

Plur.
Att. poets also Sopfi
Poets also Ep, when cut
: , :, , , ^. ,
Ion.
6$, $ . .
or
$,
in Att.
to another, be subject to, to serve, obey, Lat, inservire alicui.
c.
Ion. dual
nom.
gen.
Ep. Ep.
dat,
slave.
, . , . , . $, .
dat, to be
, ,
,
,
, , ()
,f.
a giver, dispenser.
-)
. Dim.
of
5.
to
to bring into mortify the body.
Ion.
. the body of slaves, the bond-
servitude, sla-
5, ,
servile class.
$, ,
ov, or os, ov,
() ()
to
slavish, servile.
II.
a service.
:
, {$)
be a slave
generally,
a slave
fem. of
Ion. of
poet, for
down
The stem of a tree, but only timber for ships, a beam, plank,
II,
,= , {\$)
i,
slavish, servile;
e.
hence like Lat. trabs, a ship. shaft of -a spear ; hence the spear
spear
Vi
:
the
wood
or
since the spear
was held
to the
an
polishing
also
with the spear.
-5, ) -5, (, -5, -5,

guard
TO
, , -,, -. 5,, -, -, ) , -.5, -, -5 ,

es,
-5, ( -, -5, (,
left,
meant
to the right
false
reading for
,,
:
îvos) a friend at the spear,
).
itself:
a huntingkir'
in the right hand,
hand, opp. to
daring
in
in
war.
(S, befitting a slave: low-minded, mean. , a slave, bondman, properly a born slave, opp. to (a slave taken in war). II.
. -5,
0'02,
:
-5. ) 5, ,
long-necked.
the day of slavery,

Ion.
for
ev.
Ion. for
{\$,
, )
Adv.
-$,
like
a slave's lot or
(,
life.
($,
poet, for
-5,
ally in
:
war
or a friend
made
ov, contr,
-ôOs, ovv,
as Subst.,
a maker of spears
built
v.
{, )
war.
spear-
5, $, ,,{)
as Adj.,
ov, slavish, enslaved, subject;
Comp.
more of a
ov,
slave.
slavery, slavish work.
(s,
or
(, '/) {,
is,
{\$)
enslaved.
to
of beams.
a, ov,
Comp. of
mighty
slave
op-s,^7os,(5,masc.Adj., =
ov, contr.
hastatus;
, ) , ()
f.
.
, , ()
to keep
-,-.
v.
6$, ,
warlike.
poet, also
brandishing the spear.

to
, 5, . :($. ,: , : {)
Med.
to subject to oneself.
f.
{\$)
\5.
make a slave Hence
of, en-
($,
enslaving, subjugation.
Ion. for
I
aor. 2 inf. of
attend as a body-
corpse
08,
-5,
oi
fcus,
:
$, , guard
a keepirig
guard
over.
Hence
over.
a body-guard ; and
of
for the guard;
the
guard.
ov,
{,
marching the hum of the roar of the sea.

;
spear-bearing, Lat.
the
body-guards of kings,
who
were distinguished by carrying
$, 5,
has, aor. 2 imperat. of
a spear.
ov, false reading for

77,
()
5.
II.
:
present
a bequest.
a giving. III. a portion
, , , ,
',
:
heavily, of the heavy fall of generally, to fall in battle.

to
f.
Ep. aor.
pf.
sound
005,
the
opos,
0,
{)
a
a clatterer.
any dead, heavy sound; hurtling of spears ; the sound of
*war
;
soldiers
5, ,
syncop.
ov, of pla?iks or
5,
a
gift,
Ion. for
a, ov,
-8, (,
off or distant.
Ep. dat.
(5. .
pi.
,, ,
of
multitude
the din of
Ep. plur. of beams. a dart.
kveyKfiv) Adv. a spear's throw
a dose.
180
-8, . -, ,
OS)
Ion. for Ion. for
kKvtOs) famed for the spear.

for
-|$, $,
a receptacle.
, -, -5, -,
-.
7/,
-, -5, -9, -05,

famed for
the spear.
Ion.
-^, (, - '5, , -$, (, .5, , ^, ,

the urn.
for
?. .
Ion.
= Soipeios.
ov, Ion. for
(s,
-, . , , , ()
),
$,
(, )) (, (,
Ion. for
) )
aor. 2 part, of
!.
to be
wood-cutting.
stand for spears.
case for spears.
flight.
, ,
,
plume
or aslant.
, ,) ,
Ion.
{)
ov,
bolder.
II.
reception, entertainment.
to lay
, a measure of length, a span. , ov, (^$) across, sideways,
aros, as mtich as one can grasp, a handful, truss, sheaf, Lat. vianipulus. ov, carrying
sheaves.
slayer.
locks.
ness, duty.
a drama.
, , 5$
^,
:
, () ) -5, ', ^, ,,(). . , {) $ ,, , , {, , , -, , .. , {, , , ', .. , $, . () ) , {, -, {, $) , ((: : (: -, {, . ( -, () , . , . , , , {), , , , . , , . . , 6. $. , -. ,$, $,

aor.
l
'5, , ,
aslant, with
{,
aslant.
one's
wearing
nodding plutne.
slanting, sideways.
Hence
.. . , , ^, , , {) . , . ^ '220 -^ ( , 5, , ($,
6,
which fell in pieces so as never to be drawn out of
$,
fem. of . Dim. of aor. 2 part, of
$.
to
Desiderat. of
to do.
have a mind
to do,
going
(05,
aor. l part. pass, of

ov,
{)
of
:
active
action.
Ion.
running away,
fut.
[]
Att.
fut.
aor.
I
:
pf
Att.
Dep.
to
grasp with
05, ,
hold of:
the hand,
grasp a handful of:

II.
c.
ace. rei, to take by handsful.
Pass, to turn sideways
skinned, flayed.
('/,
f.
,
,
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,
i.
{) , {) $, ,
,,
,
17,
to be done. one must do. ov, vigorous, active, eflicacious. a worker : servant. ,
ov, verb. Adj. of
>,
, ()
,
active.
metath. for
verb. Adj. of
e.
^.)
:
tn collect the
corn into sheaves. a taking hold of, handling.
f.
[a]
aor. I
:
pf.
:
Pass.,
aor.
pf.
to
do, be
aor. 2 inf.
of
doing, accomplish:
to
c,
dupl. ace, ev or
aor. 2 imperat.
f.
()
to
and opt. of be going to do.
5,
fern,
aor. 2 inf.
of act. of
a she-dragon.

aor. 2 part.
-65,
f.
do one good or ill. a sickle, reaping-hook, scythe, [a] , ov, bearing a scythe; a scythe-armed car.
()
med. of
, {()
o,
e's,
($) sickle-shaped.
a sickle: a cttrved a sword-maker.
605, ,
Ion. for
aor. 2 of
scimitar.
ov,
ov,
o,
(^,
of a dragon.
6pirov-ovpYOs,
serpent-
poet, for
ov,
with snaky
Med.,
to
*7) -, '^: ',

aor.
i
:
to pluck, cull,
aor. 2
i
Pass., aor. i
s,
(7$)
snake-like.
aor. 2 part. act. of
enjoy.
ovTOS,
aros,
, {)
2.
a dragon : later a serpent. a deed, act, acting : a busian action represented on the stage,
ruti-away.
aor. 2 inf. of
arcs,
, {^) a
fut.
course, a race.
2 part,
bourer ^ tuorker
and aor.
of
aor. 2 inf. of
,. ,
f.
to
run away, flee.

ecu,
Ion.
away
esp.
a runaway
slave.
II.
{) From
as Adj.,
a run-
gent.
bitter
. fugitive lot, i.e. a
mouldering clod.
,,
:
, ,
Dor.
fut.
aor.
pluck for oneself,
cull,
break off, pluck: Med. gather : metaph. to possess,

to
, .=
,
,
:
Ion. for
rjpos,
Ion.
for
Typos,
Ion. for
'2, .
shrewd.
,. . , Dim.
fem.
Ion. for
Ion. for
of
(, ,
$,
{) {)
:
la-
service.
sharp, piercing,
[]
piercing, stinging, biting,
pun-
metaph. like Lat. acer, sharp, keen, Adv. -5. Hence
, sharpness, pungency
shrewdness.
tvood, thickei, brushwood.
.$, ,,,
speed, swift, fleet. abas,
(cus,
, .
$, , , () , , () 5, () $ $
,
aros,
,
,
5, , , ,
plur.
(as
if
from
. ) ,
:
; :
copse-
a bathing hib, a bath.

or os, ov,
()
and a railed , fence, railing, paling: at Athens the bar of the courts of law or the council-chamher.
1
rxinnmg
at full
running, whirling. a runner.
, (). . , , ,
,
Ep. aor.
$,
181
($)
of
course, race,
running : flight
, 8,
Ep. for
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; <p(p(a9ai to be carlater Att. for gen. and dat. dual of ried out of the course. II. a place for runnitig, woe, misery, anguish : toil, pain : hard race-course : a public walk. usage, [] dewy, watery. (as if for aor. 2 opt. of f. to bedew, besprinkle. , misery. From
$, 5, , () {)
{$) (|, , {$) = ,, 5, ,
$, , ,
$,
{dpoaos)
Spoaepos.
ev, poet, for
dew-fall.
thing tender, the
dewy.
Apvds, a Dryad, a wood-nymph , whose life was bound up with that of her tree.
, -,
05, ,
0'205, , Lat. ROS, dew:

2.
ptire water: tears.
young of animals.
pf.
bedew:
s,
pass.
, . -, , , ,
,
also the time
3.
, 6,
Ep. for Adv.
/,
-,
scrapings^ parings. lengthd. opt. of
3 sing. aor. 2 of
tivice,
= $.
^.
, ,
pi.
),
ov,
{, ^) suffering woe.
Hence
part.
oak-wood;
5 -. -'5,
$,
{$, ($)
{)
dew-like, dewy.
[],,, {$) oaken;
coppice, a coppice, wood,

uivos,
oak, epith. of the
woodpecker, Lat. picus major.

is,
, -5, -5, -, -,
1.
01,
, ,=
vvp a fire of honey from a hollow oak.

:
4, , . , ', ,;. ^ ; ', ^, (:

I
of dew, metaph. ay-
sing,
and
{)
an oak-
, ov, {$,
{) an
[, except
in neut. pi.]
oak-coppice.
-) -, -, ,
{5,
or
, , {, . ,,
of a
*yvw) oak-grown. couching on

(Spus,
))
{5,
. ,, . ((()
assumed
as a collat.
5, , {) ^,
ov,
in 2 sing,
aor. 2 imperat. of
miserable.
Ep. for
,
fut.
aor. 2 inf. of
form of
, ..
Ion.
aor. 2 inf. of
Att. 2 sing, of
pres.
and imperf. declined

subj.
2
like
Att.
Ep.
Ion. 2
impf.
sing,
pi.
Ion.
aor. I
and
pf.
(or
Ep.
in Att. the double

:
augment
I.
:
is
capable, strong
enough to do, to be able to do
the
the great
II. to posse: absol., oi the powerful. pass for, to be worth, Lat. valere ; 6 ciyKos to the shekel is worth seven obols
ribs or cross-timbers
ther
new
quite ripe
iPpvs,
the tree.
, ) -65, * )
;
play.
5
ship,
built of oak.
')
the
oaken
which hold her togeto lay the keel of a
\os $, {)
avail
:
:
fcus
,:
often used
Dep.:
c.
all
to be able,
inf.
also c. ace,
things, Lat.
omnia
to signify, denote.
gen.
Ion. los
Ion.
dat.
;
strength,
to the best of one's power, Lat. pro virili beyond one's power. 2. or
3.
a force for war, forces, Lat. copiae.
OTTOS, 6,
'", ', :
kind of woodpecker. (s, ripened on the tree, is, over-ripe, decayed ; or Root of ready to fall from
a
{ps, 6)
{5,
-,
^:
pi.
Lat. vis,
etc.,
e. g.
meaning, Lat. hence a faculty, art,

of money.
f.
aor.
wound;
absol.
( ^ ',
,
:
an
pf.
over-ripe,
aor.
i
mouldy
:
olive.
f.
Ep.
Pas?.,
to tear,
scratch,
57,
ace.
p(s,
$,
II.
gen.
contr.
to tear one's
cheek; also
an oligarchy.
powerful
:
ace.
ps^.
nom. and
the
oak, sacred
Zeus. sinous pine.
any timber tree ; III. metaph. an old

(pvs,
to
the rei.
, {) ,
Ep. aor.
I
,, . ', , ,
vis.
.
(
,
From
f.
might, power, ability
4. the force
5.
a quantity, of a word,
a faculty, power
6. worth, value, as
as Logic.
{$)
of
to strengthen.
<ws,
poet, for
vaLS.
II.
power, lordship, sovereignty.
tree,
e.
wi-
thered old man.
-5,
ov,
) felling timber.
, , 5. , .
to be
to bold power or lordship, be From high in rank. a lord, master, ruler; oi , the chief men, Lat. optimates.
opos,
,=
f.
{vas)
to be
powerful.
B\ivaTt\s, ov, 0, poet, for
182
able.
',
:
ther, by
see
, -5, ) 5, -5, --, , ^, $, -, {-, ) -5, , -5, -, $, . -5, (-, -, 5) ,

see
-, -) -8, .. -, ) ) , . .. -, ) . , ,. , --, ,
,,
II.
it is
, , ,
(5)
4'
possible.
bvvaros
bvaekiva
band,
strong, mighty : powerful, of things, possible. strongly, powerfully; Adv. of

'ibvvi,
-,
.
epos,
,,
[]
(-, avijp) with ov, (-,

{-,
a bad bus-
bard
to
get rid
of.
8\>v,
Ep. for
3 sing. impf. of
ov, very disobedient.
Stivcai, Suv-g, Ion.* 2 sing, of
ov,
bard
to
Ion. 3 pi. of Ep. 2 sing. pres. subj. of

fut.
answer.
of
away, stubborn, refractory.
aor. 2 part.
nom. dual of
-8,
:
ov,
(-, (-,
ov,
bard
to turn
ill
to please,
im-
placable
Ep.
gen. and dat.
in later Att.
plur.
only in Ion. and late Att., gen.

:
dat.
happy mother of the noblest

ov,
Ion.
:
sometimes
indecl.,
;
e.
g.
Lat.
;
DUO,
twos
(is
our two and
TWO
two toge-
tivo.
-,
mis-
, . .
ol,
twelve, Lat. duo-decim.
etc.
, .
, (-,
son.
peevish, morose.
tokos) un-
{-,
or
ill
ov,
ov,
(-,
hard to govern. hard lodging. From ill for lodging. auXos) ill-suited for the flute.
sorely painful.
(S,
Dor. for
es,
(-,
ov,
Ep.
for
pi.
poet, for
borne.
insepar. Prefix,
to eZ, like our
un-
or
in un-hicky, mis-chance,
ill,
of bard, bad,
or increasing
, , , -5, -5,(-, . -5, -, -,

its
etc.,
always with a notion destroying a word's good sense

of
able
painfully.
bad
sense.
aor. 2 part,
poet, for
-, -,
f.
--.
ov,
to
ayvos) unchaste, iynpure. have bad luck in fishing.

in one's brothers.
is,
(-, ,)
Ep. gen.
ov,
unhappy
ill-blowing, stormy, ad-
verse
hearted.
quer;
) )
(-,
hard
ill,
5. (-, -5, (-, ) -, (-, -5, -8. -, (-, ) -68, -$, -5, -5, -5, -65, (-, () -8, (-, -5, -5, (-, -, -, (-, -6, , {-, (6$) -5, (-, ()
-08,
ov, gen. ovos,
ov, ov. Dor. for ov,
-, -5,
-3, -$, (-, ) -,/,, ,

ov, also os, ov,
es,
-05, ,
;
pi. for
most miserable. most direful, most horrible.

not clear, miirky. miserable in life, most miserable.
.
[d]
for
ov,
($,
{-, aKyos) very painful. ov, {-, unfeeling,
^)
recognise.
bard-
, ) -8, ) , -, -, , -5, ,
;
-5,
TO
ov,
(-,
/3^>) grievous to
to pass,
2.
be
-5, -5,
-5,
-5, (-, $) -5, (-, a)full

ov,
difficult
hard ground.
impasstrodden
of wailing.
life
ov,
making
wretched.
ill
counsel, folly.
From
soil,
ov,
ov,
{-, (-,
$)
ill-advised.
of ill
unfruitful.
ov, ill-tvedded.
{-,
ticklish, skittish.
low,
mean
birth.
From
:
fs,
17,
{-, ytvos) low-born low-minded. {-, yvu/vai) ignorance, perplexity.

difficulty
of knowing.
yvcuvai)
From
to
ov,
(-,
ov,
bard to by poet, syncop.

most miserable.
hard to catch or conbe reached by ills.
much weeping.
-, -,
ov,
<s,
:
misery: wretchedness.
))
ov,
hard
know
or
From
ill-fated.
II.
apTos,
ov,
6,
ill-ivedded.
ov,
ov,
hard
to motint.
abode.
syncop.
to
ov,
eBos) unshapely, deformed.
hard
bring back or recall.

ov,
ov,
overthrow.
look in the face.

for
-, )) -, () -5,
to distinguish or
f.
syncop.
ov,
examine.
or invade
Sup.,
) )
bringing
(-,
much wept.
hard
ill
to settle.
luck to one's
meanly clad. hard to enter most inaccessible.
to
bear
to
ov,
hard
to
to avert by
to be tifiable to bear.
sacrifice.
ov,
{-,
bard
-705, -,
-8, -5,
plicable:
ov,
(-,
ov,
-5,
ov,
(-,
ov,
Adv.
-$,
ov,
()
hard
undo, inexto
indissolubly.
ov. Dor. for
(-,
-(8.
bard
to bear.
(-, (-,
()
bard hard
pass
from, hard
to escape.
hard
to
pi. aor. 1
med. of
from.
-,
^^)
to escape
ill-starred Helen.
', -8,
rugged
:
-, , -,
-5, -6, ,
-65,
(-, ov, {-, inaccessible. ov, (-,

ov, ov,
,,
with
Lat. ex insperato, unexpectedly.
and a bowel complaint, dysentery.
() 6, , {-,
hard
to
not affable. (-, hard to de ov, {-, ceive. hard to unloose. -|05, ov, (-, Zva-\i\tyKros,ov, (-, 6^;) hard to refute. unfold ov, {-, (() hard
-5,
or explain.
-,
, -5, -5,
:
(^) () ()
. ) , ,
()
ill
bvaeXTTLs
hope, desponding.
/?. -65,
-6,
f.
unhoped for;
Med.
walk on,
hard
to invade.
evrtpov)
-, )) -5, -5, .
to take a
ov,
(-, (-,
///,
thing
Lat. aegreferre.
183
to
(()
hard to cure. be in bad case
/,
ov, (-, {-,
most mournful. of harsh sound, grating.
f.
170"^, to
be down-hearted, despond:
Med.
to be
desponding, anxious.
ov,
-5, ',(;-, $) -5, (-,(, -5,

melancholy, angry.
From
down-hearted, dispirited,
sea.
-6|<8,
aor. i
away with
-,
ov,
ov,
{-,
ov,
()
'ipis)
indtssohible.
med. imperat. of
(-,
. ()
hard
to
make
-,
;
:
ov,
))
hard
i'nvos)
to heal or cure.
dipped in the
;
ov,
(-,
hard
to ride in
stars
hard
8,s ()
-5,
-5,
:
plot against or attack secretly.

ov, very desolate.
{-, () unfavourable to love.
or expiate
most contentious, $, (-, -5, ov, (-, (^) caused by evil ex-\05, ov, (-, () hard plain. passionately lov-8, 5, , (-,
, gen. very quarrelsome, peevish.
-5,
check
strife.
to
ing, sick in love with, Lat. perdite
hardly loving, insensible to love. Ep. for 3 sing. aor.
hard
stretching one on a
, -, , () 5) ) -5, )) -5, -5, -, )

-65,
to get
:
6,
fpcws)
amans.
I
opos,
ov,
(-, () an bedfellow. hard to find out: {-,

,
ill
med. of
-5, -5, . 5. -5,

bring about, hard to
store or reestablish.
II.
) -65, )) -, ) -5,
unfit for cavalry.
the west.
ov,
ground (5, ,
a sinking or setting of the sun or
(-,
hard
to cleanse
hard
to appease, inexorable.
ov,
ov,
(~, (-, Kanvos) ov, (~,

ov,
hard to hold very smoky.
in.
restless.
(-,
effect.
ov,
(-,
ov,
(-,
means
to be despised.
ov,
(-,
) )
.
grating
hard
hard
to
to
-2|8,
hard
to get through, impervious.
(-, -|5, ov, (-, ov, (-, ov, {-, ov, (-, {-,
ov,
is,
exceeding jealous.
, -5, -5,
Ion. for
',
)
:
bard
re-
by no
hard
to seek out.
most wretched.
bard to cure. hard of bearing.

of death,
:
$)
-5, -,
5,
to lay asleep)
hard bed : hard, painful, uneasy
) ^ : , , -5,
ov, shrill-screaming,
is,
3 sing. aor. 2 of
(-, 5) full of care, painful. past remedy. ov, (-, (-, poet, es: ace.
:
harsh.
of men, hard-hearted, unfeeling. ov, unlit by the sun, stmless, without the
light of day.
-5,
quarrelsome, contentious.
(s,
hear
-,, () -5, -8, -, ) -, , 0, -5,

, (-,
, ,
ov,
of, hateful.
is,
f.
contented, annoyed.
an unlucky day.
ill
{-, ai/eîos) with
winds, stormy. -fpis, very older form of

:
bend;
ill-sounding hatefd to (-, {-, OaXiros) hard to warm

:
, , , )) , -5, -, )
,
ov, unlucky.
injurious
infamous, shameful.
Hence
ingloriousness, dishonour: an ill name. ingloriously. Adv. of
poet, for
f.
5. (5)
ov,
to be peevish, dis-
17,
-KoiTOS, ov,
ov,
(3) (-, ($, {$,

ov,
peevishness, discontent.
ill-cemented.
bard
to
an
intricate flourish in
chilly.
bed uneasy.
death.
death.
-,
-$,
ov,
II.
is,
(~, ()
act.
a lingering death. From dying bard, strtiggling with Jood tented. bringing a painfd death. having died a hard
to die
-8,
-5,
ov,
(-,
()
-5,
ill to
look on.
eyfiv to be peevish.
ov,
ov, godless,
ungodly.
, -5,
bard
II.
(-,
to
please,
maktng one s
with
bard
:
to satisfy
fretful,
peevish,
discon-
of things, harassing
unpleasant.
ov, with ill-formed
Adv. of
5,
(-,
womb.
;
peevishly
65
hard
io be borne.
184
$ -.8,
stormy
sea.
f.
(-, ment. -KptTOs, ov, (-,

ov,
ov,
-5,
to determine, doubtfid.
^ , ) ()
17,
Zvanap^vvos
affected, disaffected.
had temperament.
From
of bad tempera:
Adv.
to be in doubt.
(, (-, -5, , 08) -65, (-, '/)

to be stone
(-,
on.
-5, ,(-,\$)
II.
-5,
II.
f.
ov,
ov,
ov,
(-,
misdirected, misguided.
)
deaf
ill
)
hard
to discern
hard
-$,
doubt/idly
-5, -5, {-, - -5, (~,

ov,
to
of or from the
with.
From
stone deaf.
obscure, enigmatical.
77,
or
hard to tell. hard to reck-
to bear.
-,
cult.
-\%, ,(-,) , , () (-,

to be
(s,
II. act.
f.
hardfor the neck, hard impatient : Adv. impatiently. hard to loose, indissoluble.
-,
and
slow at learning.
From
(From
to fight
unconquerable
Adj. with particip. form.
will, hostile
) -65,
ill-affected,
, ,($) , ((5)
-5,
is,
,
;
-, -5,
:
-, , (-,
verb.
ov,
slow at learning, dull to be slow of leariiing.
an unholy fight with.
(-,
Hence Adj. one must struggle hard. hard to fight with,

to bear ill-will.
ill-will,
generally, hard, difficult.
) )
From
hard
to learn, diffi:
Adv. -$,
vain
;
tofight in
insufferable.
in one's train.
enmity.
bearing
ill-will, hostile :
masc.
ill-
($ enemies.
{-,
ill-affected,
bearing
to take in
hand
Dor.
setting, esp. of the
ToXai.
-, -5,
t,
,
or
ov,
f.
ov,
{-,
:
manage
,
;
() = 5,
in
pi,,
hard
()
to conquer.
hard
sinking,
sun
los,
mostly
opp. to ava-
wrath.
mother.
-5, , ) 5. (-, -5, (-, -,
badness ofform, ugliness. From ov, misshapen, ugly. ov, not favoured by the Muses, unmusical.
ov,
stood.
-$, {-, {-, -5, (-, ) -5, (-, ) ', , {$) {)
, -,
f.
,
-,
17,
gen.
savage, wrathful.
visited by
(-,
,
)
=
rank.
driven on by a too heavy favourable wind, prospering unhappily. f. to suffer a hard fate, be in afflicov,
I
epos,
a cruel mother, not a true

to be at loss.
ov,
ov,
)
From
tion.
From
ing.
quite at a loss.
with,
-5, ,,
hard fate.
ov, ill-fated, ill-starred.
) )
:
with.
-8.
generally, hard, difficult.

ov,
code of laws.
, ,
ov,
hard to wash out or off. parable. hard to be under-
persuade, stubborn.
soothe or assuage.
to be ill-affected.
dislike, ill-will.
lawlessness
a bad constitution, bad
-5,
From
ov, lawless, unrighteous.
move
-, -,
-|35,
-'5,
ov,
-45,
-,
-, ) -5,
II. to
, -5, ,, -,
-opvis,
6,
-5, -5, $, {, -05, , (-, -5,, {-, )

ov, with
a, ov,
ill
8, -5, -8,
II.
) ) ) ) , . -, . ) -, -, -, ) ) ) , . -5, -5,
ov,
-8,
marry.
contr. -vovs,
ovv,
ill-disposed,
ill-
ov, not really a return.
disagreeable
-||35, (-, -8, {-,

ov, ov,
ov,
ill-wedded.
hard
to
deal
hard to understand,
From
ov,
ov,
{%,
:
rugged
-5, ,
steep.
ov,
hard
to pass, scarce passable.
to
be sad, anxious
and
' alas
Med.
to
!,
as
-5, -5,
ov,
(-, (-, ov, [-,

ov,
from bad to dwell in. with a bad path. fut. hard to bear,
.)
be afraid.
fut.
med. of
ov, tempestuous.
ov, with
an
(-, (-, ov, (-, ov, (-, 6)

ov,
ov,
) ) ^)
ill
company, bringing
scarce-seeing.
evils
hard
^$.
II. act.
to see.
quick to anger.
bad anchorage.
gales that keep ships at anchor.

opvis)
an
smell, rankness.
boding
dusky.
ill.
From
ov,
bad for
scent.
{-,
ill-smelling, stinking,
be impatient, Lat. aegreferre.
fs,
II.
impatient of sufferhardly feeling, impassive.

ov,
(-,
{,
hard
to conquer.
ov,
) )
hard
From
hard
to wrestle
(-,
II.
hardly helping
cs,
(-,
{-, (-,
ov,
ov,
ov,
{-, (-,
by prayer, inexorable.
(-,
) ,) -) ) ,
()
hard
to
struggle
:
ofieself, helpless
Adv.
with:
to ivrestle
incom-
hard
hard
to
to
hard
to
ill-mated.
console or appease.
cf.
pass.
-,
Aivonapis.
-, -,
-,
c's,
ov,
(-,
an unhappy maiden.
o,
tdos,
ill-omened, ill-starred Paris
ov,
(-,
:
-'5,
self-willed, stubborn
-5,
(-, ill-trained. ov, (-,

Adv.,
ov,
stubborn, disobedient.
incredulous.
-65,
stormy
:
(;-,
come near.
-5, and -5,

tion, grievous.
-05,
ov,
ihrough.
out ill, grievous, wiih difficulty.

evil.
From
of breath, breathless.
ifvoal
with.
take by siege.
bringing
s,
palatable.
approach, scarce accessible.
, ) . -5, ) -, ) , ) -, -, -, ) -, -, ) , , , ) -, ^) -, ) -5, ) -5, ) -, ) ) -, ) -5, ) - , ( , , ) ) )) , $. -, , ) -|, -, ) -, )) , ) -,

metaph. rude, discourteous. is, irevOus) bringing sore
ov,
(-, [-,
) -5, -5, -, ) -5, ) ) () ) $ ', ) , ) -, ) ,

:
bvaTTapiiyopoi
bard
hv^.
hard
to
185
ov,
{-,
approach)
approach, difficidt of access. ov, hard to gei ai.

ov,
{-,
ill
fut.
of
hard
to deal or
bear with, morose.
pass by)
hard
to
ov,
:
hardly obeying,
to
to
hard
persuade, to be
^')
dangerous
to
From
-'5, (-, -73,{-,(-, -5, , ,

ill
{-,
ov,
f.
of
to look
on
of
aspecl.
hard
approach.
ov,
of ill aspect. piyos) unable to bear cold. impiety : a charge of impiety : and
to be
ov,
f.
impious
to act impiously.
hard
to setid
away.
is,
of the sea, rough
(-,
-irepdTOS,
ov,
(-,
-'8,
is,
{(-,* Root of
difficuli.
Adv.
))
hard
squalid.
-5,
:
poet, for
ov,
:
(-, ioa) ungodly, impious. via. {-, hard to save, ruined,
afflic-
Lat. perdiius
-5,
pass
falling
conjecture
-8, $.
ov,
ihe rogues.
aiva, av, very wicked, mosi miserable. ov. Dor. for
Ion. -<ys,
-5,
dark and
children.
ov,
(-, av)full of grievous

wandering
difficidty
-5,
is,
(-, hard ov, (-, Tiicvov) unhappy in one's {-, ill-pleasing, displeasriddlitig.
ing.
(s,
ov,
(-, ^vos) {-,

{-,
ov, wretched,
unhappy, unforiunaie.
II.
Ion.
-, ,
-,
in misery.
like Lat. miser, wreiched,profligaie. (Deriv. uncertain.)

ov, gen. ovos,
of sailing.
(-,
suffer-
-5,
ing
evil,
wretched.
ov,
ov,
bad for
sailing,
ov,
= noos.
-65, is, {-,

u,
f.
-5,,
difficulty
o',contr.
of breathing. ovv
II. utifit to
,{-,)
breathe.
From
scant
III.
-TOKOs, ov,
f.
contrary winds.
ov,
{-,
hard
to
war
of a horse, hard-mouthed.
ov,
-65,
toil
-5, -5,
-, {-, (() -,
(-,
hard to endure. {pva~,T0K(vs) an unhappy parent. to have a hard labour. From bringingforthwilh pain. to speak evil of. From
evil-speaking.
II.
ov,
ov,
unlucky in war.
ov,
{~,
hard
to
{-, iv) ov, {-, ov, (-,

ov,
lamentable.
bard to guess. hard to hit
upon.
is,
{-, ov, (-,

ov,
toilsome.
bard-earned.
-|5,
f.
-65,
to be ufilucky,
ov,
{v-,p(a)fed on borridfood.
{-,
and
trouble.
stubborn, unmanageable.
ov,
Adv.
-Xois,
bard to turn awkwardly.
-5,
,
-irovos, ov, toilsome, wearisome.
(-, pi)hard to iurn or direct:

:
{<-,
bard
to pass.
stubborn,
wayward.
difficulty
of passing.
From
-8,
-Tropos, ov,
hard
to pass, scarce passable.
17^0;
pf.
($)
Hence
ov, unlucky, ill-starred.
Adv.
miserably.
-005,
ov,
(-,
hard
drink, un-
Adv.
(-, , (-, ov, (-, (-, ov, (-,

f.
to fare
ill.
ill
success,
ill
luck.
hard
hard
to sell.
is,
base, unseemly,
hard
to
able, horrible, Lat. infandus.

f,
, -5, {-, -. , -75, (-, -8. (-, -5, {5)

aTos,
is,
unhappy: oi
things, to fail.
a mischance, a failure. unlucky, unfortunate.

fortune.
Hence
ill
luck,
ill
ov,
fut.
of
to
endure. Dor. for

ov,
hard
fo
tell,
unsrpeah
jjacu,
%peak evil words
186
esp.
blaspheme, slander.
lamentations.
ing.
grieved, Lat. aegre ferre

ov,
ftd, melancholy. ov,
Adv., heavy insurer able, grievous : II. to be intolerable. with difficulty, slow of motion. Adv. of foolishly.
ive,
sorrowful.
senseless.
or keep.
to
aegre ferre: to be discontented, displeased. to make a thing hard, to make difficulties; (aor. I part.) vexatious words II. annoyance, , difficulty.
, -, , , ^ -,
-'5, opc,
II.
f.
-8,
-8,
:
words of ill omen. Hence , evil language

ov,
II. trans, to
^
speak
ill
ill,
h'bvo^.
,
ill of,
(-,
slanderous
(S,
<,
(-,
()
;
) )
:
:
esp.
words of
of
ill
omen,
keep a troublesome, painful watch. ov, unseasonable.
-, -5,
, , '
ov,
f.
Dep.
(-,
2 pi. aor. 2 imperat.
omen, bod-
evil.
Ion. for
,
:
() a
fut.
) .
of
diver.
(-, wpos)
to
two.
hateful.
to
bear
to
be
Med.,
I
to be discontefited.
Hence
^,,,
(-,
hard
to bear.
ill
imperat.
-, -5,
-5,
anxiety, care.
ov, gen. ovos,
II. ill-disposed,
,)
(-,
to keep off.
suited to the lyre, mourn-
hard
{-,^) moving
From
heavy in heart,
III.
to bear, oppress-
5
to
II.
with the Med. the aor.

aor. 2
vs, v,
, (, , (. ';
:
or
impf.
part,
with Ep.
dual
imperat.
or
inf.
ov,
(-,
II.
hard
-,
(,
2.
(-, aros, , (-,

ov,
ov,
))
)
to
. 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
,,
part,
;
^ ;, ( ,
[]
: :
aor.
act.
fut.
and 3 and
sing,
^,
in
[]
aor.
used
pres.
sense
pf. act.
agree in sense,
[],
(,
:
pi.
'^, 6,
opt.
:
subj.
pf.
6J,
hostile.
way
into
;
;
the lap of ocean
hard
watch
plunge
into the fight
among
the suitors.
very wintry, stormy. a thing bard
-5, , ) (-,
subdue, a hard conquest.
fut.
to
hard to subdue. bear with a bad grace, Lat.
/ -, -5, , (, .
yvia
k
^
:
go in 3. to come over or upon; weariness cafue upon his limbs madness cajne ov^r him. 4.
to
^$ $
:
to sink into
to
and
absol. to sink in
to dive
to set,
of the sun and
stars.
ol, at,
poet, for
ov,
beeves.
and
trojible.
II.
twelve courses.
old.
peevish, ill-tempered
^) hard annoying, unpleasant, troublesome. Adv.,

f's,
From
annoyed.
as (from Xas) troublesome, dangerous, fearftd. 17, scanty, shabby clothing.

ov,
convenient
6'-5, ( ) , { $. , )^' -8, , , ) -5, . -5, . -, ) -, (, -, )

of persons, peevishness, ill-temper, moroseness. (hvo-,
ov,
6-$, (, -5, (, )
ov,
Povs) worth twelve
manage.
2.
tjvelve parts.
1(
of persons, to be
-, ,
ol, al,
;
running
os,
(, )
days old.
ov,
vieasjires.
twelve months
divided into
ov, twelve
ov, poet, for
-,
from
4-
holding two-and-twenty
-5,
:
From
ov,
(-,
shabbily clad.
ov, ill-supplied with food.

ov,
twenty-two cubits long. apocopate form for and ace. Also as plur. for
aor. 2 subj.
(-,
hard
to use, in-
intractable.
, (-,
-8,
f.
fs,
pangs.
From
, ,
ov,
(-, ov, (-,

to
$)
difficidt
ground.
,,. , $, , (, ) -, , '/)
of
ov,
ill-stnelling.
times
causing
grievous
doubled twelve times.
beat
-5,
difficulty,
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,
-5,
-,
a hard customer.
(-, ov, (-,

,
, (-, )
) )
down
the price, cheapen.
long.
one
who buys with
shy, timid.
, -, -,
-,, (, ) -$, (,
ov,
(s,
Adv.
ov,
ov,
(, (, $)
only in nom.
twelve, Lat. duodeciin.
bent twelve
the post that has been
a leader of twelve.
twelve
palms
^-^, (, -5, 5, (() -$,
ov, conqueror in twelve contests.
(tos) of twelve years
ov, 6, twelve years old.
twelve times.
ov, with twelve springs.
((, (,
) )
of twelve threads. of twelve months.
twelve arts.
so long ago.
states.
number of twelve, a dozen.

ov, twelve-oared.
ov,
pieces of leather.
TO
-,
-, 5,
, ^-.$,
t,
6-,
-, -, 6-$,
ahos,
-.5, , (
-$, -,
,
gen.
ov, 6,
6,
with twelve children. Adv. twelve times long ago, i.e. ever
twelve cubits long.
los,
) , () . , , , {)
bbarj\avos
knowing
-.
187
sent, to take as
one
formed of
twelve united
(()
5-$.
the
Adv. with allusion to the Dorians.
number twelve
ness to bribery.
, {) . {) ,
Dor. for
{.
Adv. in Dorian fashion.
a bribe
Pass,
to accept as
to
a prehave a bribe given
c. ace. to
receive as a bribe.
$, , a
Hence
in bribery fashion,
bribes,
bribe.
bribes.
made of twelve
different coloured
<5, , , (() ) {,
ov, ov, ov,
on the twelfth day.

the twelfth.
From
of twelve tribes
fern.
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
belonging
house
used as Adv., as a free undeservedly, in vain.

f.
:
give, present
. . , , . . , . , , , , . , , {, ) -, , ,. , , . , , ,.{, ){) , ,. . , {) 5, 5, , {). . -, {) , , ,^, . . , , . , |, , , , , , (, , , ,

-5, 8, .
,
ov, 6,
, ,
-8,
|,
f.
the twelve tribes of Israel.
(,
eros) twelve years old;
(()
ov,
fern, -itis,
$,
of,
a giver of presents. : a votive offering to a god II. gifts of or from the gods. the breadth of the hand, the palm. ov, devouring gifts, greedy of presents. to bring presents or bribes. From bringing presents ov, hence tributary. Dor. for only in nom. 17, Lat. dos, = Desiderat. of to be ready to give. Ep. fut. inf. of 3 pi. aor. 2 of ov, giving oneself up to justice, abiding by a sentence. fut. of Dor. for fut. act. part, of Typos, , a giver.
ov, o,
-8, {, -5, {, , () -5, {, '() ^, (.,{, 4) -$, s, ,

ov,
gift,
) )
a taking of
open-
taking presents or
present
,
ov,
f.
-,
to the
and home.
and Dor. for Ep. for

Ion.
,
f.
bouse or household.
to
ruin
to receive presents.
From
gift, present
ace.
as
to house.
Adv., as a free gift, freely, like

opos,
Dep.,
I
{()
[]
to build.
, -
Ep. for
aor. 2 subj. of
pi. aor. 2 subj.
-,
17,
gift, present
f.
of Ace.
g ft, freely,
From
Lat. gratis
hence
:
be appeased by gifts.
f.
Dorians.
(AcDpos) to Dor. f. 2. to speak Doric Greek. tate the Dorians. to dress like a Dorian girl.
:
Dorian.
(sub.
fem. Adj. Dorian: 7^) the Dorian land, i. e. Peloponnesus. (sub. Koms) a Dorian knife used at sacrifices.
, ,() , -. , $, ,
or
:
Dep.,
to
to present
aros,
one with, Lat. dono. Hence that which is given, a gift. open to gifts or presents, to
II. freely
called t
the
fifth letter
given.
in plur.
ews, 6,
(AcDpos) a Dorian
the
^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
bet
as
numeral e'^TTcVre and
(5,
of the Gr. alpha-
When
in the
imi3.
,
clitic.
, and $, , ($)
,
Dor.
inf.
ov,
(5)
Doric,
I.
of
2.
,,
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 enII.
without reflexive sense,
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
for
',
.(
188
lengthd. Ep. iaav, lengthd. Ep. pf. of
iq,,
-.
^,
inf.
(,
'^
pf.,
3 sing. pres. of of
(.
[],
aor. 2 pass,
cdSa, pf. of aSov, aor. 2 oi
(
,
^.
with pass, sense. of
//.
vlv.
sing. aor. 2 pass,
or
[], 3
of
[],
["], aor.
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.
:
, .
thing to another.
let
'.
. . ,, ., (, ).. , -5,
, ', ,
Ep. for
krjoiv,
alone.
III.
Med., kaaOai
gen.
pi.
to
give up a
of
k!js.
aor. 2 of
Ep. for
'4,
pi.
aor. 2 of
I
aor.
act.
and
pass, of
aor.
of
to
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.
;
^
;
of every month.
Idvov, TO, V, sq. idvos, ting on or wearing
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
$
chin.
, (') used
and
of
all
things
t for
put-
generally, fine, light tin beat out thin and made fit for
so,
*, ,
|
on the
-.
;
( ),
,
-05,
{.
('apivos Ep. elapivos Att. Lat. vernus, of qt belonging to spring.
,
(,
-,
,
ov, {tap,
Att.
-,
as, Ep. for
), ,
{)
to
'
plucked in sprifig. pass the spring.
pass, of
:
S, (cap,
$,
I
2 sing. impf. of
. ,(, . ,
Ep. aor. Ep. for of
Ion. for
Ion. for
k.
3
)(
pi.
{eap)
spring-mo'tured.
sum.
3 plur. of impf. of
of
Ep. for 2 pi. impf. of sum. idrtos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of to be suffered
he let alone.
^k. ^. ( k,
etc.;
sum.
OTO, Ion. for

Att. contr.
-, , ,
, ',
Ep. for
contr.
:
Pron. of 3rd pers., of himself herself itself

in gen., dat.,
,
fut.
?^,
pi.
3
:
pi.
impf o{
kavTwv,
etc.
(c, q.v.,
,
)
Ion.
i
:
.),
:
to
(, , (^, (.
(sub.
see
Reflexive
etc.,
etc.;
and ace.
koj,
,
f.
sing.
, sing. aor. I pass,
augm.
pf.
(.
'
:
4W
of
Ep.
uw
[a]
impf. tW, Ep. without

aor.
f'idaa,
.
:
used
, ,,. , ", . , . , , . . , . .. . , ., (, . , , .. , . , , . . . , , , , . ,
(8,
seventy-six.
, $, , , -,
whom
ov,
,,
[d], aor. I
and
of
epith. of Apollo,
the Spartans offered sacrifices on the seventh
{%$) on 5, , a number of
a, ov,
ot, ai,
the seventh day.
(),
ov,
{') , () ()
seven.
the seventh.
indecl. seventy.
the seventh.
II.
/3-
the seventh
day of the month.

plqpf. act.
plqpf of
ov,
and pass, of
)8;.
of ebony.
From
the ebotiy-tree, ebony.
aor. 2 of
aor.
I
of
causal aor.
of
Ep. for kfi-qoaTo, aor.

aor. I
J med. of med. and pass, of
(, (-,
aor. I pass,
of
aor. 2 of
(, (,
2 sing. aor. i of
Aeol. and Ep. for

pf.
pi. aor. 2
of
aor.
and
of
pf.
of
;3;.
aor. 2 pass, of
aor. l pass, of
Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

i i
aor.
aor.
of of
but
of
aor.
act.
and
pass,
of
Pass.,
let,
med.
in pass, sense,
To
stffer, allow,
permit
II.
pf with notion of
be; Oeos
koa
Ep.
,. , , . . . , ,. , .
:
02, $),
[],
aor.
I
aor.
and impf. of
a Hebretv
the
5,
fern.
Adj.
Adv. in
Hebrew dialect. Hence the Hebrew tongue.

aor. I act.
and pass, of
aor. 2 pass, of
aor.
I
carelessness, to leave alone.

let
to let go, let alone,
be: heed not.
2.
to let alone, let
'
Other he will
let alone,
kaaei he will give one thing, the i. e. not give; kav to
. .. ,, , .
, , <,
of aor. 1 of aor. 2 of
aor.
i
act.
and
pass,
of
[y].
act.
and
pass, of
aor. 2 of
(,
aor.
act.
aor.
act.
and pass, of and pass, of
, , -5,
yeuvios.
contr. for
ov, also
(, , . )
aor.
I
of
.
:
189
Adv. hard
by, near.
II.
(77t;s)
of
-05,
II.
ov, (kv,
in or
of Time, nigh at hand.
the land, native.
of property, in land, conor beneath the earth, like
-)05,
ov,
{kyyv) giving
surety or bail.
II.
sisting of land.
III. in
as Subst.,
subj. of 3 1 aor. causal sense, to engender or breed in.
,, .,-, ,
pf,
-, Ep.
o(
^^^.
of of
pf. pass, pf. pass,
-,
-5,
see
(/. 77;.
:
^'^^.
*^'^
in
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.
, ,
-,
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.
;
'2,
= kyyvs,
kyyp,
see eyyaios.
-5,
;
a?igle
-,
:
yvoa
grow
-, -^^ -,
fut. fut.
(j/,
:
[a], to
:
grow
old in a place.
in,
for the tenses, v. yi-
yyvoai)
take
II. to
in
to
Dep. to be produced place, happen, arise in,

:
, , , , ,, , ',
kv causal aor.
I
ov, {kv, yojvia) aftgular,for?ning
a right kyywvioi stones cut square. Ep. for aor. 1 of
? (,
:
3 sing. impf. of plqpf. of ykyojva.
77;
see yky(uva.
.
:
impf. of 77a;i'ea;
of 3
and
see yyva. yevoa, to beget. sing, plqpf. of yyvoa.
fut. kyfptiJ
aor. ifjyiipa
pi.
Pass., aor. l
or
y(pa
rjyopa
^,ykpv
Ep. 3
for Ep. aor. 2

I.
and
pf.
pf kyi)yipKa (yepOtv pf. 717med., see typfro, kyp: :
among.
yiyverai,
intervene, pass,
intrans. to
, , -. ,
it is
f.
allowed, like
(.
III.
7-
Act. to awaken, wake up, rouse, stir metaph. to rouse, stir up. 2. to raise from the
:
(^kyyvs) to bring near.
II.
mostly
dead.
3. to raise, erect a building.
II.
Med.
keep
draw
nigh, be at hand.
Ion.
ov,
and in later Gr. Comp., and
eyyvs.
-, , -,
f.
5, ,
for
kyyyvoa
ov,
Sup. of
and Pass, to wake, watch : be awake. by passion, etc.
{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.
y\) --, , -5, -,

(êv,
(ev, y\v/cvs) to
have a sweet
to ctU in, carve.
,)
taste.
yvoa.
, ,
(,
:
Ep. and Dor. aor. I of syncop. for kytvero, 3 sing. aor. 2 of 7*aor.
i 1
,
of
ov,
rise
up from
2. to
sleep
in aor. to
rouse oneself, be excited
7(.
-, $,
iyipQiis, aor.
stirring.
y(pa.
b,
to
have
ivritten
on
kyyeypavos
down
:
having
it
writenter
spectators.
-,
part. pass, of kyi'ipw.
{ky(p, y(\s)
ten on, as in Virgil, inscripti nomina.

in the public register, to set
II. to
-^^,
:
also to indict.
:
aXov)
to
f. Ep. aor. i kyyvaXiâ {kv, yvput into one's hands, grant in full, give
:
to one's charge.
, yva
:
impf
:
r'lyyvcov
:
pf.
^yyva
(this
is
fut.
kyyv
I
aor. I
:
/pf.
Pass., aor.
yyvr}v
, -,
,
(ojs,
{kyp,
-5,
{kyf'ipw,
ov, {kyipw)
)
:
laughter-
exciting the
fern,
Dor. for
-$,
kytpci-
battle-stirring.
vTTvos sleep frotn
,
fs,
waking, easily waked ; kytpwhich one wakes. {kyupw) a waking, exciting.
r,yyvqyiai
Verb
often treated as a compd.,
and the forms given

:
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
kvyvv,
kvya,
, '.
aor.
{ky,
<paos) light-awakening.
busily.
Adv. {kyep) wakefully,

Ion. for
pass, of
-,
, 08, .
Ofie's seat in
, ,y. -^, -,
, ,
I
', , ,
ky(p.
of
aor.
I
kyypvot
pf. act.
pi. plqpf.
and
pass,
of
ky('.
yae.
3 sing. aor. 2 of yr^paoKoi. aor. I of
-[,
:
oi
ypv.
f.
to fit in.
f.
Dep.
to sit or take
-, {kya) '-, , -,
ov,
05,
to
encamp
to
in a place.
Dep. f
to
suborned. pass one's youth in. sit in or on, lie in ambush,

to set
[],
up
in.
190
intr. to sit in
4 -^,
in.
II.
;
-,, -, , -,
or
f.
4-,
f.
pf.
be placed or established in.

f.
^
upon
f.
:
Att.
to seat in or
upon.
to take one's seat on.
(- -^. ,
II.
and holding fast
to let
down
into,
Med. and
Pass.,
;
with aor.
plqpf.
^^
to
send
in.
place
or
set
2 act.
eyna- fix
:
to
Med.
4-,
to
Att.
tcD,
to
bring into harbour
run
into harbour.
f.
Att.
tcD,
to riot to excess in a
to
thing.
cY-Kaivia,
dedication.
(2|, ,
, Hence
f.
(kv, Kaivos)
a feast of renovation or
(-,
in.
f.
-,
to renovate, dedicate, consecrate. to
burn or heat
:
make afire
-,
in.
fut.
('/
:
pf.
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
summon for
the
^
in.
II. to
-, -, -, ^ /^
f.
break out among. upon.

f.
-, -, 6-, -, -, --^, -, , -, -^, -, ,

: f.
($,
a catching , a being caught in a place.

to
{kyaa.av)
mix up
in.
f.
to thrust firmly into to fall in or
to
in.
f.
upon.
f.
to interweave, entwine.
in.
f.
to
sew
II.
to fall
upon
of epidemics,
trans, to hurl
down
to
slaughter
in.
:
f.
It)
belt in his art,
to call
Hence
an ornament, decoration. 6, a wrapping up.

f.
-^, ^,
($, -,
f. f.
%, 6,
of
that of which one
is
proud:
, kyaa. -, -,
f
2. to
-, kyaaky. 6, -^, kyaKv. , kyaayv. ,

i.
]
it
to
put in or upon
Med.,
e.
wrought
he included the swordby his art.
,
also
f.
to p07ir in besides.
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.
f.
From
wrap up
:
\,
to veil in
to
Med.
6-, ,
to
f.
<,
to scoff at.
dwell
in.
to
to hide oneself, esp. one's face:
perat.
in or with a thing.
pf.
-, -, -, :
iy
-', , ,(Formed
to
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 importune, attack : to be vehement against : to press one kyKavaôv. hard. 1. to be devoted to. from the sound.) only in pf pass, part., kyapv Dep. {kv, to make a sound
-,
immure. Pass, with fut. med.

build
in,
-,
build
on
spot,
) -^:
-,
with shorn head.
to gulp in greedily,
to
to
-5, -, , , -, , , -,
ov,
f.
snap up,
bolt.
containing fruit
fruitful, prolific.
II.
ov, cross, transverse, oblique.

to persevere or persist in.
III. absol. to
:
await steadfastly.
to
lie
, -, -,
Pass, to lie
c-y
--, -, -, -, -, -,
go down
{.
(kv) the entrails, bowels

into
:
to
:
put oneself
f.
old in. to bind fast in, involve in.

to
into.
[]
to creep
f.
down
med.
to associate with, adapt.
aor. 2
opt. of
:
to^
-, -, '-',
to
-. -,
down
down and
catch
Pass, to lie in
to lie
to
to lay
or
down or put go to bed in.
, kyoa. ^. -, $, , (kycv) , ky. 5, -, , -|, , ('/. , -6, {\\.'( ^)

pf. pass,
pf.
, ], ,
6, ,
pf
pass, of
pf.
of pf of
Att.
ky. kyaK(.
pf
of
pass,
kya.
pass, of
kyei. kyKv.
of
hold out.
dat.
of
pf
in.
or
an
grow
encouragement, cheer, huzzah.

ov,
{.
to
urged on, bidden, ordered. urge on, cheer on.

to
From
goad
to inoculate, ingraft.
down.
Y-KVTpis, ihos,
in,
(kv,
bed in a place:
)
on.
II.
of plants,
a sting
a spur.
;
Pass, with fut.
med.
-,
sleep in.
f. to beat in ; kyKaraKpoveiv tread a ?neasure or dance among.
,
,
-5, ,\) \$),

mix
to
[]
(kv,
to
-,
mix
metaph. f
to concoct, contrive.
to
mock
at.
within the head ; 6 kyKecpa\os (sub. I. the brain. II. the edible pith of young palm-shoots.
wall.
Pass, to be left behind in a race.
-, ,
f.
and
fut. to catch in a place holdfast, to bind or trammel.
to
lay
in
or
build into
, , 68,
,
pf
f.
ov, (kv,
pf
pass, of
kyxaXlvoM.
of
pf of
kye.
pf. part. pass,
kyp.
harp among.
to
reckon
f.
among
to leave
to enlist soldiers.
behind: to forsake:
ky-Qapi, to play = ky(pvvv.
-, ,
pass,
of
kyk.
the

: :
beat or keep titne

:
Pass.,
to shut to, shut fast.

aor. l part. pass,
-, , , -, -,
f.
iL
to shut in, confine within,
II.
of
/^.
cetisorious.
dashed one against the other. f. to knock in :
-, ,
f. f.
:
^ ^^
to strike against.
in.
191
fists
II.
Ion. for k'yKKuw.
to dance.
plaint
an
'^ -, -. -: -, (\) -,
inheritance,
, 5, ) -5, , ()
:
aros, to,
an accusation, charge, com-
bill
of indictment.
den
-7, (;, ,
i//cu,
to hide or conceal in.
{kv,
havitig a lot or share in

aor.
part. (yKXrjcas.
an
heir, heiress.
:
Att. for
Adv.
leaning sideways, aslant.

pass,
:
f.
pf.
to bend, incline to or
to
towards, Lat. inclinare
,
and
the ashes, of loaves.

ov,
Pass.
lean over or
Oii,
weigh upon one.

2. to
II. intr. to
bend, incline.
give way, flee, Lat. inclinari. f. to hollow out, scoop out. iy-KOiKo%, ov, {kv, koiKos) hollowed out, hollow. Pass, with fut. med. to
-,,
a foreign country. Hence utos, to, property held in a foreign country. possession of property in a foreign country.
, ',
cession
:
, $, , -,
to act
f.
{kyKpv(\no5) to keep oneself bidfern.
underhand.
Adj. hidden or baked in
{kyp) hidden
fut.
From
Dep. with
kyoat, pf kyKtKT^
, ^,, {kyoa)
-, , -5,
-8,
f.
to acquire possessions in
to
mix up
in.
II.
-,,
sleep in.
f.
ov, {kv, kvkXos) circular, rounded.

circle, periodical,
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.
-, , <-, ,
to lull to sleep in a place. {kv,
('^,
f.
swallow.
-, , -, ,
-5, 8, ,
)
of
)
:
revolving in a
hence general, comtnon.

ov, {kv,
,
to hinder,
circle:
to
-, , -, ) = kyv. -, ,
{kv,
going round
in suc-
circular.
to
kvkKos)
move about
in a
Pass, to
go round
about, and in trans, sense,
surround, encircle. ky ov, gen. ovos, {kv,

ey-Kiios, ov, {kv,
) pregnant.
in, to
ky
to hasten, be
quick
active.
Hence
sand, sprinkle
17,
,
:
-, -,
Adv.
iti
haste, diligently.
roll in the dust or
weary.
coverlets
(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
-, ", -, , , , -5,
f. f.
-, ,
f. f.
, ,
Med. {kv, kovis) to sand over oneself.

l
{kyKoirijvat)
aor.
a hifiderance.
inf. pass,
ky.
metaph.
to
-!|,
, ,,
:
-,
f.
to stoop
and peep
pry
into,
impf. kveKvpov: fut.

aor. I inf. of
kyvp:
aor. i kvi-
to fall into or
upon, light upon, meet with.
ky Lacon. of eyKara. and fut.
-.
:
Pass., aor. l
kvv
see
pf.
ky(aa
:
pf.
ky(iaa
:
ov, {kyKoiTr]vai) wearied.

to
knock in
{kv,
pf. part, pass.
to
arrange in order.
) ^^.
3. in
(the augm. tenses are formed as if the Verb were a to compd., and not derived directly from
praise, laud.
wrap up
in
, , -5,
,, ,
iy-^k(o,
f.
kyov):
same
led
kyos
ov, {kv,
II.
:
lage.
{kv,
) $)
11.
2.
at home, of the
vil-
belonging
to
a Bacchic
festival or revel
aloud
-8,
strong.
, <,
-,
at, to rate loudly.
to be
self-control, Lat. continentia
Dep.
session of. ciplined, Lat. continens.
with a firm hold: stout, II. having the mastery over, having pos2. having control over oneself, self-disks, {kv,
)
to
and
to exercise self-control.
From
ing, stubborn.
temperately.
-, -,
bad
sense, unyield-
Adv.
f.
of kjKpaT-fjS,
strongly,
strictly
. ) -8, -, )
,
aor. I pass, of
to scrape.
,', , ,
[],
in
which the
kyov
victor
was
home
y.
aor, 2 of
yyv. yyv.
y
yyv.
aor. 2 pass, of
|/,
aor. I act,
ov,
of
yp.
{ky(,
and
strife-stirring.
-5.
ov, 6,
-,
rousing the fight.

ov,
(/,
;
ov,
{ky(p,
up
to
stirring
prove, admit, sanction.
*-,
.,
f
revelry.
reckon in or among : to apII. to reckon as.
Dor. for
-4,
fern. part. pi. of

:
to strike
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.
;
inf.
192
for
3 sing. uses the Ep. form kyprjyopOa in 3 pi. Ep. part., as if from a pres.
vai)
:
formed from
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
f.
sing. aor. 2 subj.
yawn
, , ^. . , , -, -. , , -, , (- -,
watching, awake. {kyp-qyopa) Adv. waJieftilly, awake.
to he
^), ('/'^ ^6.'^/^-, '^. ^^, ,

(Ep. for
plqpf.
; :
.
-05,
ov, (kv,
Homer
indigena.
)
to
in or of the country, Lat.
^-,
from
YpotTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 med. opt. of Ep. aor. 2 med. part, of
to
,
2
TO, a spear, lance, consisting of two parts, and head and shaft. II. generally, a weapon, a sword, an arrow metaph.,
*02,
'iyxos
awake or watchful.
-, ==, - -,
57,
,
TO
:
weapon of thought.
q. v.
sq.
and
Oep. (tenses formed from

f.
.
inf.
:
ks
face.
aWovs
*'-),
kyxaveiv
pf.
fut.
urged on against others also. Dep. to expectorate. to want, have need ; ra

cessaries.
aor.
or
gape
f.
:
6-^,
the spear.
-
c.
in one's face, to scoff at, jeer.

also
ace. to be in
pi.
-
of
to
Lat. incaco
-$,
^YX^^T'
'7'
6,
Ep. gen.
^'^.
ov, {eyxos,
ipas
a horrid fright at one

thundering with
),
-5,??,
Ep. for
thunderbolt.
(^7X"5*) ^ spear, lance. 3 sing. subj. of
6-,
to take
iti
f.
ov, {eyxos, Kepavvas) touchitig the
aor.
6, 3, 6,
YXf
Hence hand, xmdertake. an tmdertaking : and aros, (ojs, a taking in hand, an undertaking. one must unverb. Adj. of
:
^,
in the
to
^.
{(v,
()'
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.
to
^
-(|,
^^ -,,
rb
The
pf. pass, also
occurs,
(sc.
/ () $
-npos
dash against; evixpavev he dashed his staff in his

there were wars
-,
-, 5, -,
f.
^<
I
aor.
Pass., aor.
part,
bring near
to,
to
strike or
'^^ -'/
part.
:
ne-
kyp^^.
kypm,
:
to attack, assail.
f.
-,
-,
Att.
{kv,
xpovos)
to
be
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.
f.
-;, ,
f.
,
ov,
to
to
dertake.
65, , ,
(kyxupiw) one who
takes in
hand:
an adventurer.
-05,
605, , (^) ()
ov, ov, (kv,
enterprising,
II.
6-08, ,
ov,
also os, ov, (kv,
Subst., eyxiipidiov,
hand. a hand-knife, dagger.
as
2.
longing
-5,
to the country.
)
;
in
or be-
a manual, hand-hook.
-,
f.
Att.
hands, entrust a thing to band, take on oneself.
() put another Med.

{tv,
',
into one's
--605, ov,
i?ito
(|j/,
xeip,
one's hands.
)
:
to take in
of the
our I: pers. Pron. person, Ep. and Aeol. kyajv before vowels: strengthd. b}'^ compos, with enclit. 76, 7^7^, Lat.
first
;
Lat.
kyxCjpios. EGO, Germ. ICH,
put or delivered
equidem, I at least, for my part kywvya Eoeot. lajvya or iajya

:
Dor.
gen.
and
clit.
MOT,
6-6,
(.
*5,
iy
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.
Ep. also Boeot. Ace.
-5,
uncertain.)
-5, -5,
. -,
ov,
(eyxos,
ov, (eyxos,
Dor. for eyxeovra, part.

l
:
pf.
kyâ
poured
{.-(:
to
in.
) )
spear-brandishing. spear-hearing.
pr.
, : ,, ^ , , ,
Lat.
(,
$
:
(,
:
Lat.
MEI, Ep. and

Dat.
enclit.
NOS
dat.
Dor. Dor. /ue. Dual, nom. and ace, Ep. gen. and dat.
Aeol.
enclit.
^, ko,
also
Ion.
e/if'o,
77 ",^,
k,
:
and
en-
nom. and Ep.
($, Dor. $,
Aeol.
Aeol.
(^,.
Med.
of
(y(.
evixd'a: Pass.,
to
pour in:
II.
. -, , ,
Aeol.
Ep. also
, . ,
:
k(s
,
Ep.
Plur.,
gen.
Ion.
Dor.
Aeol.
Dor. Dor. for
4.
ace, $,
ky
or
Ion.
",, Ep. and
\]. Dor.
eycxjye.
Att. crasis for 170' oiha.

Att. crasis for
in, be
to fill
pour ox flow by pouring in ; hyxkai
to fill the
bowl.
, -, (,
$,
, .
,
Dor. for
aor.
I
aor. 2 of
. .
ky,
act.
(ycuye.
and med. of
cSavos, (8avos, or excellent.
. .. , , , . <,
^SSkov, aor. 2 of
ihaKov
5.
[d], aor. 2 pass,
, ,
, () , {)
of
eatable.
(, (,
^hvv.
pleasant, grateful, agreeable
[d], aor. 2 pass,
of
aor. 2 of
^,
(2$,
metath. for aor. I of

f.
aor. 2
of
:
Att.
.
to level
",
f.
. (, . ^, . (,(, (, . ((, (. (, /. . (,
V.
193
aor.
of
aor.
of
aor.
act.
and
pass,
of
Ep. pres.
inf.
of
aor. I pass, of
Dep.
Ep.
((, ,
to the
From
nuptial gifts,
i.
from
to
make
level
with
the earth.
From
fos, r6, the bottom, or base
ground:
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.
of anything the the bottom or hold o( ship:

:
wedding presents Hence
also the ground-floor, pavement : level ground. the same root as Ep. for edeiaa, aor. I of Ep. aor. 2 of
6,
-, -.)
3
to bifid.
pass, of
, 6, ((, . ,
( .
plqpf. of
, ,
Ion. for
plqpf. of
3 pi. plqpf. of Ion. 3 plur., and
.. ^, . ,.
of
(From
Hence
pi. plqpf. pass,
of
. (,
who
3 sing., plqpf.
, ,
^,
:
6,
pi. plqpf.
(6, ,
plqpf. pass, of
plqpf. of
I
I
aor.
pass, (in
aor.
of
aor. I pass, of
l
, -, Ep.
(BtiBa, aor.
of
, ,
4(<,
med.
eaten
aor. I of
aor. I of
(, Ep. 3
, -,
aros,
-,
to
(, , , ... (,(, . . (, , , (, . , (, . (, ', , (, .. ^ (, . , . . (, . ).^ (. , ], , (, -, . (, (, (, , . , (, . . . ,

ov,
<(,
, {()/, 65, , , {) an 05, , ()

consumed.
aor.
I
'
Ep. for
aor. I of
. . .
I
. ,
to
inf.
'.
med. sense) of
want.
bind.
4, to want.
. (, (, (, . . (. . (, (, (. (, (, . .
Ep.
6,
,, (
aor.
I
wedded
pair
from
.
and
their guests.
to
promise or betroth for presents.
((, ,
pass, of
a betrother, of
father
portions a bride.
((\)5,
Dor. for aor. I of
(^,
pi.
impf. of
.
2.
aor. I
act.
fut.
of
and
(6, (ov(Dor. eeoj/),aor. 2
pi.
Dor. for aor. I of

aor.
.
a chair,
pass, of
, to
(5,
eos,
and 3
pi. plqpf. of
.
and
, ()
I
pass,
of a thing
to sit on,
3.
seat.
seat, abode, esp.
of the gods.
a foundation, base,
the pedestal of
act of sitting;
fut.
(.
sing. sync. aor. 2
,
but
Ion. for
;
(,. -,
of
of
.
i
(, (
a statue: also the statue itself. II. the earl 'tis no time for sitting still. of
Ep. and Ion.
( . ()
', ,
a
III.
any
seat,
aor. I act.
also aor.
of
meat, a dish. eater, devourer.
. (, , .
sitting, session.
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.
bench, etc.
seat, abode, esp.
the seat, fundament.

aor. 2 of
(5, ,
f.
poet, for
{')
=
sitting, sedentary.
II.
to be eaten, eatable.
II.
steadfast, firm, constant.
of
^,
of
to need.
aros,
(.
Hence
pf. pass,
aor. 2
pf. act.
of
a foundation, base. med. oi aor. 2 act. and pass, of
3 sing.
pf. pass,
of
pf. part,
of
,
want.
Att.
i
impf. of
:
^';.
(, , (()
aor. 2
aor. 2 of
of
a seat, abode, dwelling.
aor.
of Secu, to bind
also
Ep. aor.
[y]
of
5,
vos,
77,
()
(,
aor. i of
Ep. and Ion. for

Ion. for
Pass,
aor.
-^,
impf. of
meat, food, pass, of

aor.
I
aor. I
:
{')
to sit
of Ep.
inf.
act.
and
I
pass, of
Ep. 3
aor. i of
(-8, , {(,
pi.
impf.
wrestler
who
poet,
aor.
of
throws
his
impf. of
formed from
(,
pi.
adversary by a cross-buttock. aor. i act. and pass, of sing. aor. 2 of but also Ep. for
;;
aor. I of
of same tense.
194
aor. I
,
pass.
;
:
or
aor.
{ ,-, -, (, -, . .
of
Ion. 3
1 impf.
for
", 7,
home
cattle
the Att. tenses, see eat up,
;. , ( ( (:
2
. .
fut.
all
ihvvv
and 3
sing,
(. ,
6,
iOas,
f.
med. of
Ion.
aor.
of
impf
pf,
;
( ($
a bait
aor. I of
e,
Epic forms for devour: metaph., and i. e. consume, waste, house eating their heart, i. e. wasting,
these are
act.
to eat,
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
(^(Oos)
, , . *,
5, , ,
,
, ,.
aor.
Ep. for 5, sing. impf. of Ep. for 17, 3 sing. subj. of

i
\/
sum. sum.
act.
and pass, of
0avov, aor. 2 of
aor. I act.
^.
. .
(.
consuming
, , , (, 6, ($)
their spirit.
Hence
, , (,
food, meat, victuals for

for fish.
ov, eatable
men fodder
:
for
in a ship, the seat of the rowers,
,
-.
ccCXcov,
lets,
.
:
Hence
provisions.
^, , {() ,
seat, dwelling,
abode.
. -, in compos.,
a rowing-bench, Lat.
trans trum. Ic, poet, for
, , -, . (, Med. (. (, .
for for
-5, ,
,
him, ace. of ov.
of ceiKoaopos, (iko7tOs,
eiAecw.
superstitious observance.
-$.
.
and
I
coward purposely :
for
.
i
for etXiov,
impf of
,
cciira, as, e, ciirov, cs,
Ep. for
3 dual, aor.
*.
(, $,
, ,(. , ,
of
ibo.
,( ,
cfs.
Ep. for
(Qe\6-KaKOs, ov, wilfully bad, neglectful of one's duty^ esp. in war, cowardly. Adv. voluntarily.
ititov.
Ep. 2 and 3
sing.,
Ep. 3 sing, and part. aor.
of
, , , , ,
. , -,
-,, ,
-5,
ov.
17,
to
wear long
care
hair.
to tend, take
of, till.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
willing, voluntary.
for
'^, 6,
, {()
aor.
1
)$,
Ep. 2 sing. subj. of willed, voluntary.

act.
and
pass, of
^.
From
signifies vohintarily or gladly.
a willing slave.
((-,
to
^)
in
will-worship,
be slack
duty, play the
to be beaten
on purpose.
{(()
6,
{()
=
Adv. voluntarily.
, {()
,
ov,
TJpos, 6,
{(()
Adv.
Dor. for
, (($, ,
ccpye,
Ep. for
\.
part, of
pf
pass. ind.
and
3 pi. of love of work, diligence.
(. (,
{((-,
*
a volunteer. a volunteer.
(. From
work. one who
ov, (f^fXo-, TToros) willing to
0\o-Trpo^6vos,
tipîvos,
, , , (, , , ^, , , , . , , %.
pf. part. pass,
Ep. for Ep. for iXaai, aor. i inf of Ep. for upyaOov.
of
eJpcu.
vohintarily charges himself with the office of (q. V.) to a foreign state.
Ep. for flpy-
things, optional.
Ep, for
kpa-qus.
, ',
:
{(-,
-, ,
,
pf
to be able,
() (5
willing to work.
ov,
{()
like
^)
voluntarily.
\.(.
:
\$,
"EZOMAI,
(the
,
^
, ,
im
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.
,( 4 . (, .
aor.
act.
:
Ep. 3 sing, plqpf pass, of eipo. Ep. 3 pi. plqpf pass, of e'ipyw. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of Ep. 3 sing, plqpf pass, of pf part. pass, of
wish, desire : sometimes also merely as the sign of the
,(: .
fut.
of
to will, be willing,
".
and
:
^.
pass, of
Root
is
[], aor. 2 of pf pass, of
Ion. for
fern,
,
,
$,
.. ( ,, . .. , , ,(. (. . (, ((, . (. , , (,
fut.
^^.
-,
see
impf and
aor. 2
to seat oneself, sit
they sank to the earth.
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
, 7( ' ((
fut., will or shall.
2. with a negat., almost like have the power; as of a stream,
'
5,
6,
(.
.
06T6,
aor. 2 of
(Q(v, Ion. for
(,
and 3
pi. aor. 2
of
2 sing. aor. 2
med. of
Ion. for
((, ((med. of
3 sing.,
3 1 of
Ion.
1. of
Ion. for
3 1. aor.
Pass., aor. I
custom, use:
. . (: , , (: (
sing. aor.
I
<, ,
aor.
pass, of
'.
of
:
^'..
,
:
but
aor. 2 act.
of
phrase
like,
aor. 2 of
f.
Att.
Pass,
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.
'.
Hence
, -,
:
verb. Adj. one

aor. I of
-, , ,
prefect
cOXiij/a, aor. I of
(c^jos,
an ethnarch.
17,
. .)
Gentiles.
(: , 6( ,
,
1
,
1
195
* ,
is
used in cheering, on then, come on ! ' c^cActs, elliptic, and would be in full,
The
II.
ov, {aXbos) shapely, cotnely.
elliptic for (i
must accustom.
Lat. sin aliter.
; *( . ,
if
men
otherwise,
a ruler of a nation
W. foreign: gentile:
in indirect questions,
Adv.
cdviKOs,
national.
a thing.
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
cos, TO,
02,
-/fcDs, like the
From
02,
the
to be in the habit
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,
: :
. . , .. , , . . , , ^^. , , , . , ', * ( '(

5,
f OS,
'
, ,
,
for
(',
subj. of oTha
v.
*( .
in
if
now, seeing
ovos, 0,
that, expressing conviction: also
whether now.
, (*<)
knowing or expert
fut. inf.
(, 5.
Ep. for of *';. Dor. for aor. 2 of A.

fut.
(,
I
:
of
TO,
*(' (*()
(^,
pi. aor. 2
*( . of *( A.
form,
plan of
that which
II.
is
seen, the
shape, figure, Lat. species.

sort,
generally, a form,
state or
particular kind
dat. pi.
a particular
action.
III. species,
opp. to genus.
part,
of
of
($,
poet, for
aor.
of
to be
accustomed, to be wont.
Ion.
as pres.,
to
The
Att. use
pf.
Ion.
as impf.
:
part.
$
:
and the plqpf. be wont or accustomed,

as Adj.,
of a short, descriptive poem, mostly on pastoral subjects, an idyll. (or more properly f the Lat. VIDEO),
6$, Adv. ($, nom. . Dim.

fern.
ace. sing, of
part, of
part, of
($,
, *( . . ,, . * ,
of
v.
part, of
v.
knowi?tgly.
v.
*';
1',
to see, obsol. in pres. act.,
accustomed,
meanings fall other to know. A. to see, mostly

its
which is supplied by under two heads, one to see, the
subj.
',
and
ft,
ei'-ê.
Att. 2 sing, of
(
I
part.
ibo.
.
inf.
Ep. also
med.
;
and trisyjl. a, Interj., Lat. eia, on! up! away! also come on then ! (la vvv well now.
(la,
, (, , , ,
uncertain
1 ov,
)
3 sing. impf. of aor.
also 2 sing, imperat. pres.

pf. pass,
and
of
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.
a river-side pasture, meadow.
(Deriv.
eldvos,
-$, , , ^,
itis, 2 sing.
drops
1
that
, ,. ,. ( :, , (, , '. ', ; (, (, (, (, , : , (5 (
ov, (elap,
Ep. and Ion. t (, contr. into lav, Ep. for kavos. 77, claplvos, Ep. for tap, kapivos.
,
y^v
Med.
;
in pass, sense, to be seen, appear, seem, Lat. vi-
. ( (, ^, ,
;
The same
Ep.
;
The
in aor. 2
inf.
(, Ep.
Ep.
,
;
also
sense belongs also to aor. 2

;
imperat.
subj.
aor. 2
aor. I
Ep. also
ao,
and av.
deor
hence,
thing: and
B. to
c.
2.
to
the stars are visible, appear: have or take the appearance of a

in voice.
impf. of ciaaKov, Ion. for ciW, impf. of Ep. for Ion. ^vTo, 3 pi. pres. and impf. of
Ion. for
$) ;;
dat. /o
withyouthful breasts. aor. I of the same.
she
know
the
make oneself like ; made herself like Polites

pf.
oy-
, which
let
as a pres. in the sense
is
for
seen, one
knows); so
of
impf.
;
I knew:
pi.
/ have seen, is used I know, (for what one has also plqpf. / had seen, in sense
indie,
Med.
/
3 sing, plqpf. med. Ep. form of to drop,

to trickle or
os)
fall in
.. !
run down.
-,
1
unlikely.
,
. .
for if; and expressing a wish, would that ! Lat. utinam !

. .
if
if at least, if then, Lat. si-quidem.
if at
any
rate,
implying that the thing
is
((, ((
?(, ^,
;
:
opt.
3
imperat.
part,
(Ep.
inf.
and
Dor.
subj.
(), (, (, Ep.
for
(poet,
also
also
Ep.
and
Ep.
Att.
^;
Ep. fem. Ep. 2 sing.
impf,
sing.,
,, ((, ^ (. ) (,
Ep.
Att.
//,
5,
;
Att. Att.
^;,
or
plur.,
or
fut.
more
196
and mostly Ep. To know; ev ov, (iK\os, of like voice I know well; cS know well, be assured; i'fvai,Âtt. 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,
;
,,
;
(.
*-^.
, ",
;
-5,
f.
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,
' ',' , ' '' , , (() , ,
6 cunning with the
iiKos Ion. oIkos, Otos, to, neut. part, of Lat veri-stmile, like truth, likely, probable, reasonable,fair,
^, , ,
(ei/ewv) to
mould
into form.
Hence
/mtos, to, an image, copy.
-/35,
,
)
.
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 .
6-5,,
,(
-,
ov, 6,
, (^,)
idolatry.
{(, \5)
From
an
idol-
, -5,
see
lects the
,
:
;
of twenty cubits. opyvia) of twenty fathoms. ciKOo-opos, poet. IK-, ov, {uKoai) with twenty oars.
fiKoa-opyvios,
-, ,((, ) {(,
, , ,
, -8, ,
,
,
ov,
-65, {(, 5, {()
)
t-
twenty-fold without dispute; a twenty-fold ransom.
5,
iv, Att. for
, ,
iv, Particle, well,
opt. of
,
6i:-9,
aor. 2 opt. of
Adv. {(v9os) at once, forthwith.

Dor. and Ep.
!
, (', ,
3
poet, for
aor.
pi.
opt. of
sum.
esto.
good, proceed, Lat. sum.
Lat. u tin am
Ion.
f.
make
^ ( &.^. (.) .:
Att. for eoifca.
pf.
, . 6;,
of
f.
:
, , ,. , , , , (. ,
Inter j.
aor. I pass, oi
-,
that!
would thai!
,^ 05, , , -5, , {, ,, (, , *, (, .,
Adv. of eUos, in
naturally
tiKTO,
fairly, reasonably.
one who coltax of a twentieth, a tax or toll collector. Ep. the twentieth. a tax of a twentieth, Lat. vicesima.
{(, ^)
opyvta) of twenty fathoms. all likelihood, probably,
Ep. for
3 dual of (oi/ca.
Ep. for
koi/cei,
3 sing, and
3 dual plpqf.
fut.
to
be like; 3 sing. impf. (Tkc,
pf. eoiKa,
and
pf.
of
impf
yield, give
Pass.,
it
was
like or likely,
plqpf
f.
(
i
seemed good: but the were used for the pres. and
:
see ioi/ca.
:
aor.
to,
dâ
poet. aor. a
way
aor. I
draw
Ion.
like to, represent by
[dK6s):-^to a likeness .-Pass, to be like
to, obey, follow; follotmng his own bent; veviriiKwv urged by poverty: hence to yield to another
^
back, retire.
(
2. to
:to
submit
resemble.
II. to liken,
comparison, to conjecture, guess. po3t. aor. 2 of to yield ; subj. mf. part,

;
eiKaios,
basjy.
eijcas
a,
ov,
II.
(sub.
guesser, diviner.
6-5,
iKAos,
. .
Dor. for
ov,
(5, , ,, 05, , , {()

,
-, , , ((){dKa(w) 5, ,
a
aTos,
5 ). , {)
,
{) common,
compare
tn a thmg, to be weaker or inferior.
to infer from
I
II. trans, to
(; , ,
'
yield up, abandon, resign : to grant, allow. impers. it is allowable, possible.

gen. ovos, ace. ova diKw, ace. pi. dKois
:
III.
without purpose
worthless.
random
'
likeness.
a simile.
the twentieth
day of the month

-^
likeness, i?nage
a conjecture.
{) {)
a likeness.
a large company,
*.
a conjecturing one who conjectures, a
host, opp. to epavos.

to be
compared,
like.
{(($,
ter;
6vipos) dream-like.
crew
ov, {(i/cos) like, after the fashion of.
, . (() , , , 5. $
II.
figure, image, a semblance, phantom, wraith. 1.
(*(,
() :~a
:
Ion. gen. cIkovs, ace.
5,^ part,
of
pf of
*(',
to be like.
Adv.
{() =
to be
in a troop,
only used in pres. to feast in a boon-companion. Hence ^î^^*'^*' *^' ^' ^ banqueter, boon-companion. a feast or banquet given by a single
, , (() (\
apos,
:
(Deriv. uncertain.)
a covering
but
(\
,
a protection, sheland a defence against the wave.

:
shelter for ship
ov, Ep. for kkUTivos,
offir or pine.
of
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.
;
1, , ')
for
, 66',
Dor. for
(from fem. part. the goddess of child-birth, who comes

Ilithyia,
, \,
/,
pf.
of
pf. pass,
/;. '/.
of
pf.
et/ut.
plqpf.
\.
hard or close
in place.
vrja Kfpavvip
: ;
197
I.
to press
Act. to roll or twist tight up, to force together : to coop up or
shut
up
strike
($ having
II.
2, to
drive violently along, smite, struck the ship with
,
pf.
, ,, , ,
pf.
, ..
and
or companies.
II. (ftAt'o;)
company. , ,', a 6, , suns warmth warmth

the
pf. pass,
\ ,
Att.
I
. .
\\-
a thunderbolt.
to be shut or
Pass, to be rolled
to
up together:
cooped up in a place,
thickly together;
assemble,
collected:
crowd
throng together, water
lengthd. form of <Xcu.

see
cower; waited the attack of
and piqpf. of
pf. pass,
, , '
Adv. {(?^)
Ep. for
:
, /.
:
troop,
go
;
about, Lat. versari.
(.
revolve, like
of
= in troops ay coiling round.

Ep. for
1\, \\,
earth turning on
idos
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 enslaved.)
plur. pf.
of
pf.
light, tested:
-, )
tlXtKpivcta,
rj,
of of
pureness
i.
sincerity.
From
the
, 1,, , (//) ,, {()

the condition
f.
,
:
8, $, ,
, 5, ) ( ,
Achilles.
also to
($
draw
oneself together, crouch, /xivev collecting himself he

3. to
2. to go to and fro, turn or whirl round]
(or
the
its
axis.
clothing
{(,
examined by
:
suns
Adv.
carpet.
hence,
unmixed pure, uncorrupted.
Lit. sincerus.
-vuis,
2. distinct,
of
itself,
absolutely.
i\tKTO, 3 sing, plqpf. of clXiKTOS, 77, Ion. for cAi/ctos.
trailing the feet heavily in walking, with rolling walk, epith. of oxen.
, ,
elXOos,
in
.
77,
Ion. for
elXi-irovs, 6,
. , -,
of
.
gen.
act.
palpable, sheer.
3.
fJ-i-
-$: (,
irovs)
oneself along, whirl about.
''
pf
II.
;
, , , ^
arcs,
o,
6, ,(>, '. , ,6, 7. , , , {()

aor.
pf. pass,
), ,
-5,
poet, and Ion. for

es, epith.
of the plant
(.'$,
and
stretching or spreading through marshes. Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of

pass, of
(from
aor. 2 act.
and med. of
Att. pf. of
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of a cover, dress, clothing.
%.
,' ,
':
;
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
sum
5,
., . , , .
:
of a Helot, slavery. From to be a Helot or serf. a dress, garment, cloak : later

II. later
an over-garment.
also a cover,
6,
,
:
pf. pass,
III. rarer
form for
of 3 sing, pf and plqpf. oi

pf. pass,
^,
II. pf. pass,
of 77-
'.
but
(() a lurking-place, den.

etXi/cy,
Ep. plur. Infin. dvai Ep. elre Part, Ep. (late Att. in med. form etc. Imperf. s, Ep. and Ion. a, Ep. also â, iov or or ^v 2 sing. and Ep. , etc. 3 sing, Ep. Ep. ?l^v or 3 dual 3 pi.
Subj.
(, ),
^Fut.
Dor.
(^, ^, (^,
:
^,
esp.
to roll along.
Ep. part.
f.
Att.
wrap round, enfold

part.,
[]
Pass, to be
(.'
pf. pass,
:
II. intr. to
roll
enclitic,
enclit.,
'^ ; , ? ; ,. (, . ,
; ;
:
(( (
,
;
*',
,
:
plur.
Ep. or Ep.
'
((, ((:
Opt.
:
Ep.
Att.
(,
The whole of the

of emphasis.
2. as
poet,
3 sing,
from
pres. indie,
maybe
when
The other persons are except the 2 sing. ?. But kari is writis not emphatic.
('
ten
in cases
be,
wrapt or covered;
buried
Att.
in
To
Lat. sum.
sand.
( ( .
^
;
from
', ,
are
part,
in Vass,. ,2.\so, to
Pass., aor. 2
are
:
formed impf.
2
6 , ,( , (,(, (
wind, creep,
;
ctXfyueVos
the crawl along.

:
exist, be in existence
or
also
I
formed
aor.
inf.
Ep.
ovtos not the man, no nor will live. with inf., it is possible, lauful.
to live,
'
, ' '(,
II.
Verb Substant. to he is no more
be, to
:
esp.
there lives
III.
;
impers.
with a
[a]
:
inf.
Ep. pf Ep. 3 sing,

I
There
aor.
Pass., aor.
are also
Ep. impf. 3 sing. ioXu,
(
:
Ep.
from
fut.
pf.
:
gen. expresses descent or extraction thou art o/good blood. 7.

one's
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*
own
198
duty or property of a thing
;
avSpus
it
;
.
io,
of
man
perance.
have;
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:
or
('
or
IV.
c. dat.,
,
:
(CTi
,
is
part a mark of temLat. est tnihi, I

it is
the
Ep. gen. for
'io,
ov,
of him, of her ;
pi. fern,
cfo
from
himself.
clokKViai, Ep. part.
eiira, aor.
(iixky.cv,
I for the Dor. for
nom.
of eoiKa.
said; see
ios, Ep. for cus, until.
65 in
,
:
oTc, Lat. est
quum,
at times, sotnetimes
sotTie
Lat. est ubi, somewhere, somehow : VII. ilvai often seems reway.
dundant, e.g. TO
', ^,
,
iTC,
,
;
(,
' . -, ,
('
-6,
vai,
common (. (,
(.
if at all events, if indeed. Dor. for diniv, see etnov.
ci'-iroOev,
Adv. iffrom any place. Adv. if, whether anywhere. I spoke. I said, aor. 2 from a pres.
Dor.
for
(from Root
Att.
?T,
Ep.
Inf.
Opt.
Uvai Ep.
and Ion.
(,
:, ,(: ,
**,
or efat
etc.
esp. in phrase
imperat.
Subj. Part.
contr.
7/e
eo),
us Ep.
(,
Ifcw
elvai.
imperat. eini, Ep. 2
,
;
Wi,
'iriS
Ep. 3 sing.
:
dual
77T6,
:
,, ) (,
doi, plur.
pi.
-((,
I
an aor.
Ep.
or
(, , (,
ipoj,
elna, used mostly in 2 sing, dwas, imperat.

:
also for ctTrcTc before a plural.
Impf. îv Ep.
3 sing,
ij'ic
rjeiTe, rjeoav, contr.
also rj'iaav, laav,
a fut. force, Lat.
,
a
fut.
med.
$,
To
3 sing, go, Lat. eo, ire
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
;
,( \
to hasten,
;
,, ',
and
I pi.
tJ/xci^,
-^.
go
^,
I
7}
plur.,
pi.
form appears, by
iiTOVTO, 3
ei-irOTC,
Ep. 3
, (".
as
i',
pi.
or
.
;
('
pi.
66
* =
There
a
*7ra;.
part.
(.
eiiii,
inf.
elneiv Ep.
(also
is
like aye, occurs
In
Compos,
pres.
is
Med.
ipi<j},
^^,
The
fut.
supplied
the
and
pf.
by
In Att. the pres. has
impf. of
(,
IBO, I
will
but in Ep.
we have
with an aor.
3 dual
iivai
((.' \$,
med.
6;
Adv. if ever,
if at all,
to follow. Lat. si-quando.
II.
indirect, if or
1
etc..
to live in friendship or enmity

it
($
(
!
$
II.
6$
sense
, , . , ,
61
:
whether ever. Adv. if anywhere, Lat.
Adv.
if at all, if by
pass, sense.
, -,
pf.
Dor, for
, '(^,
aor.
I
poet. aor. 2 of
. /, ^,
si-cubi.
any means.
med. of
used in act.
aor. i pass, used in pass, sense.
of
used in both act. and
go
then, well then
good
eTos)
''
eipepos,
clpYôs, Att. etpYôs,

olkos, 6,
6,
(';)
and
or
tiv, poet, for iv, in.
clpcarai. Ion. for
6-65,
ilvacTis,
is,
{ivvia,
of nine years
neut.
fiva-Ts as Adv., nine years long.
5,
fern,
of itVaexTys, nine years old.

for iivai, inf. of
elvai, inf. of
ibo.
ei/xt
sum.
clvai, aor. 2 inf. of
-, ,
-5, ,
',
to send.
ivaKis, Adv., poet, for ivvafcis, nine times.

ojv,
nine thousand.
ai, a, poet,
and Ion. for
-5, as Adv., {ivvia,

elvas,
, 5,
ivoTOS,
ov, poet, for ivaXios.
poet, for ivvias u, the ninth day. at, brothers' wives, sisters-in-law.
ov, poet, for evvaTos, the ninth.
.
on account,
with shaking
be
like.
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
(') -,
,(,
-, = /',
{(pys,
to shut in or up.
a prison.
a gaoler.
Att. for the earlier form
py.
{)
pi. pf. pass,
of ipi.
likewise called Eiresione.
nine nights long.
sembly.
6,
Ion. for
(ci'pcu)
r),
old
kpi, to say. word for ayopa, a place of

pf. act.
as-
,
because
elvi,
l'vKv, lon.
of, c.
and poet,
iv, in.
for tVc/fa,
gen.
Ep. for the Prep,
-8,
elv-oStos,
fiâ, aor.
l
and
a, ov, poet, for
foliage, quivering with leaves.
of
(,
ciâai, Att. for
ct|aaK6, 3 sing. Ion. aor.
ov, ('ivoais,
)
pf of
8th year, when he was entitled to speak in cf. Att. the assembly and to lead an army
from
, -, ,
or
ivos,
((
and
pass, of
(pi,
kpu).
or
6()
;
a Laced,
youth
(6$.
peace.
From
to yield.
pi.
of
(,
*(, to
to yield.
ayuv
,
to
8, ,
57,
his
,
f.
, ()
ov,
II.
:
5.
peacefid, in peace. to keep peace, live peaceably, be at trans, to bring to peace, reconcile.
peace, time of peace, Lat.
pax ;
(Deriv.
keep peace
metaph.
rest, repose.
uncertain.)
Hence
able
Subst.,
dian of peace.
-, , ) ) (, (, -, ,
:
,
(6$, ,
Adv.
6, of
f,
or for peace
to
peaceful, peace-
-/fcDs.
.5
:
to the
Prose, (Is
make
peace.
From
:
temple of Ceres, in Lat. ad Apollinis, Casloris (sub. aedem). OF TIME, I. until, ks ),
making peace
as
till
;
the time
e/s
when
to
till
morn,
////
,
etc.
;
199
as
\\.
(is
sunset
a peace-maker.
afcos,
, ,
02, -5,
(-$, , ) ,
etpKTiov, verb. Adj. of
Ion.
ov, ((Tpos,
3 pass, tpiv6os,f;,oj/, Ion. for epiveos, woollen, of wool. i'ptov, TO, ((7pos) Ion. for (piov, wool.
fut.
{(, of (, (.
an
:
until
is
my
time.
2.
to determine a
a gtiar-
period,/or,
(S Oipos, is
;
From
ever (Is the third day, i.e. in three days or on the third day ^ OF AN END OR PURPOSE, (Is
;
for a year, i.e. a whole year; for the summer, etc. ds ad for up to our lime ds to
;
('/,
one must prevent.

inclosure, prison.
see
, (6)
dressing wool.
e'/pcu
(
($.
Els
.
:
to speak
for good, with

I
will
good object is arm me for war. IV.

a
;
WITH NUMERALS
resolve one
(s
(sc.
cipop,ai, Ion. for
elpo-iroKOS, ov, (eTpos, iro/cos) wool-fleeced, woolly.

TO, wool.
e's,
{(Tpos,
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of 3 pi. plqpf. (in sense of aor.)

pf. pass,
, ,
'-5,
Dor. for
) (,
to ask
I
B.
way
or unanimously
delighting in wool. pi. impf. of

:
of
(.
Ep. together, string of electron.
, '' ($: , . \$, ((

Ion for
, ,
(A)
. ,
agree together; with plurals, many as ten thousand ds

;
)( 5
ds ev up to, ds two deep
;
;
to
to
as
also of
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
is
[], poet, for epveiv, inf. of clpWas []. Ion. aor. I part, of
,
:
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
I opt.
. (. .
of
:
sometimes parted from
words,
is
seldom put
in
ds
3 sing, plqpf. pass, (with sense of aor. 2) of
aor. 1
eTpa
and
pf. pass. part.
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
(V,
EF5,
. ,
as,
ds
after its case.
9$ The
s,
its
notion
'.
acc.
by
several
It
is
redoubled
Engl.
ONE
Lat.
SERO,
to tie, join, fasten

set
single one, one alone

Tis
with Sup.,
:
(Ts
(Is
with pieces
some
one, Lat.
one, Lat. unusquisqite

to say,
(BV.
upTo, (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-
',
EI'2
or
$,
:
Med. but the Med. generally means to

speak, tell;
so also in
piece
by piece
man,
els,
das
ds
yvvaiftas
,'
:
unus aliguis
(v
(8
II,
,
:
apiCTos
(Js
each
each singly,
Lat. unus
ds
iyao
sum.
omnium, for one most for

2 sing,
one man.
Ep.
pres. of
, ,
crates against the Sophists.
, {()
From
to dissemble, esp. to feign
2 sing. pres.
ibo.
iS, aor. 2 part.
Causal aor. i of he set a spy
.
of
((
:
ignorance.
$, , ,
or
,
: ;
Dep.
ambush
also fut.
pf. pass,
befitting
2, Prep, with acc. only.
a dissembler. Ep. and Ion. for
(.
Adv.
;
-kS)S.
or setting up statues of deities.

supplied from
I.
Radic. sense
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.
direction towards, motion to, in or into.
of
, , -,
:
((
med.
( , (, (
;
:
part, d'aas, inf.
', Ep. '.

erect,
(-,
to
Ep. found,
( (
they laid
aor. i
to put, place, lay;
an
:
II.
of building temples The other tenses are
(^.
(da^y(\)
-(
:
7;
: :
.($", -, ' -,
['\
[']
;
-(
:

200
wares elaayeaOai Kca (âyeaOai 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.
;
.
into,
generally, to
go
into
of
rivers, to
empty themselves
to,
fall into.
3. also to
come an
fall into acci-
dentally.
eiaayciv
2. as
to
bring
law-term, daayeiv
or ypacp-qv to open the proceedings, state the case.

elaSei, Adv. for
, -, -^,
f.
f.
-, -), -,
f.
-, -,
to
f.
us au,for ever. Med. to take to oneself.

to
170-0;,
look into, descry.
, -, ,
entering
:
(:%, (5, , (() embarkation. 05, {()
en'.rance,
way
of
-^,
77,
6v,
f.
accessible.
Dep.
Att.
to lift or
f.
carry
to
in.
-^,
dart
into.
3 sing. aor. med. opt. of

Att,
spotit up,
:
-,
absol.
to listen, to obey,
dart or
tcD, to hurl javelins at: of blood.

:
aor. i
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 :
- (iy,
: : :
- - -, ! -,
pf,
:
*'.
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.
ii)
f.
-, (( ,,
f.
-,
into.
to force one's
way
into.
Causal of
(-
to
make
f.
to
go
into,
put
to look at, look
upon.
to ivrite in,
inscribe
have
ojieself written to
down
or inscribed ; (iaypa(p(a9ai
(s TOLS
have oneself written or received into
the league.
Dep., with aor. 2 act.

Ion.
to look at or upoji, behold, observe.

:
also to leap upon.

f.
aor. I
-, , ,, *5, -, -^, <,-, -,

to
pass
into.
Ep. aor. med. of

aor.
ibo, II. Ep. med. of I see. I med. of elca, I founded. to go up into. aor. 2
I
f.
-, - ((( ((( -, (^(() ,

admit.
f.
to force into, constrain.
, , . -, . , ,, (, (. -, , (. -, -,
-6, -.,
f.
^,
to
lead
aor. 2 (see
to
go up
of
)
fut.
tip into.
:
to
look up
to.
into.
part, of
(laavubov.
get into, slip into or in ; kind of fear etitered into them thou wilt enter into a contest of archery.
;
part,
Adv. straight into, into or i?i the face. Adv. for (is airav, altogether. Adv. for els at once.
Att.
-,
to
drive in upon.
v.
cr
(raOOts, Adv. for (is avOis, hereafter.
-5.
arrive
-, (.(.
=
[']
to
. -, -,
Att. for
f. f.
to look at.
-,
to
,-: -, ,
go
into: esp. to
:
Adv. for ds avptov, on the morrow. Adv. Dor. and Ion. for (iaadeis. f. to send into : to let ifi.
aor. 2 inf. of
to
his sight
as law-term, to
to
,(. , (. , ,(. -, 5 ( (
, (. (: 6, (y.
(,
see
aor. 2 of
aor. I
, ,, and
used
Dep.:
( to
:
Med.
to
aor. i
take into,
intr.,
aor. 2 inf.
or
-,
:
(. ((()
reception.
of rivers, to flovj into.
of
and
f.
aor. 2
(
(in
an onslaught, assault. same sense) Med.
-(
pf.
(((
((
:
6
to
causal aor. I.
of
aor. I
of
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 of
-,
-6,
go
;
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 (see
(. (),
impf
to look
on or
will
inf.
-livai:
(^(:
(^ds,
at.
ibo):
II.
into,
.) come
Ep.
go
in;
come
into
to enter
on an
office.
III.
before the court.
metaph.
Dep.
come or go
pf.
impers.,
into
Causal in aor.
ship.
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.
:
-,
see
to
(, (,
at.
f.
aor. 2
-.
ship,
go on board
it
comes into
to
my
to
embark. head.
f.
throw into
II.
-:
:
which serves
pf.
(sub.
-, -( ),
as pres. in this sense.
pass,
make
go
into, to
(. ( -( -: , (. -, -(:
,
into,
come
into one's
mind.
for the tenses, v.
((\, -6 -:
aor. I of
:
aor. I of
((.
fut.
[]
Att.
(:
II.
to
drive
ififo
or in.
2.
(sub.
or vavv) to
row
into a place, like Lit.
II.
appellere.
put
Med.
to
or
(-(,-(: (, 66, (. -, (. 8, (((,

f.
aor. 2 inf. of
aor.
aor. 2
to
to drag into. go on board.
aor. 2 inf. of
pf. of Dor. for
of
(.
pi. aor. 2
subj.

aor.
place.
into,
-), get -,
:
:
, . , ,^(
,
in.
, Adv.
or
aor. I
of davoiw. of
.
to shut
:
for els eneira, henceforward.
3 sing. aor. 2 of
-,
, . , -,
port
:
: :
a bringi?ig
fut.
201
in,
,
f.
importation.
:
From
into,
Pass, to get into a place
up
into, enclose in
tators, V.
aor. I (in pass, form)

pf.
of dcpioj.
:
aor. i
to
go
\ (\ ^'
stage, so as to
ill
,
:
-,
in, as
aor.
part, flaepvaas
fut.
Dep. to go or come into, to enter, Lat. in-ire metaph. to enter one's mind: absol. of money, to come
II. as
of the accuser, to come into court.
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.
(. '. , -, -, -,( ,,
6,
aor. I of
to build, found in a place.
-, -,.
in.
f.
,
i<rt,
^ -,) , , , , , . ,, -, ,
-, -, -,
Adv.
f.
-\: ,2 -,'
[iJ],
to
draw
into.
to think like, liken
gtiess, conjecture, believe.
Att. law-term,
-,
still yet.
intr, to stretch into,
touch to the quick.
' '^, (-, els
imfor shelter. to turn or wheel inwards on the withdraw from the eyes of the specmetaph., tlato
Att,
some
:
/^
spirit
:
bring
has brought
-,
:
luck into the house.

f.
impf.
metaph.
to look into.
aor. I
Dor.
,)
[t]
to roll into,
(Jaos, e'iaos)
to
to
make
like:
compare
and so to
Ep. 3 sing, iae:
Med.:
II.
(els,
to
to
put in the hand
to
reach.
feel.
-,
-,
$, ,
-, -5,
, -, -}, -,
-,
f.
(^()
to
Aeol. and Ep. for eh,

pf. pass. inf.
el,
2 sing,
of
ibo.
run
into,
run up
6-, , ,,
:
6-, -, , 68, (--,
f.
to build into.
Aeol. for
to
3 pi. of
to.
aor.
3 pi. pres. of 3 sing. pres. of
Ep.
f.
,
:
pf. pass,
Pass, {els,
( )
sum.
ibo.
to leap into or in.
time as
-6
:
f.
or -v. Dor.
so long as.
aor. 2 inf. of ctVefSov.

:
{eis,
)
ivith
fut. of Ep. fut. of ibo. elaov, imperat. of

:
6, (
*
=
-,
:
go
into, enter.
{els
Ke) until such
-, -'.
65,
clao'TTTpis,
fut.
.
and
Ep. 2 sing.
II.
to
be seated in, to
sit
down
-, -,
;
to
send or put into
take oneself to
fishing rod.
down
(, , ~, -,{'-) -, -, -, , -, -,
fut.
also in act. sense, to admit, let in.
an entrance.
Dep.
to
late
form of
(et's,
. )
go
to
Med.
into.
visible.
to be-
the
from other Roots (see

a
haul in
f.
to call in.
in
thrust in: (sub.
-, -, -, (, -, -\ ),
f.
aor. 2
(,
into.
to
go
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.
{) -, -, , {) )
$, ,
{els,
6ms) Adv. hereafter. Adv. in time to come, hereafter. looked upon : to ov,
.
aor. 2
:
looking-glass, mirror.
Ep. part, elaopcojv,
inf.
med.
:
be seen,
are supplied
to look at or
upon,
into.
force one's way

Pass.,
f.
to
put down
to be
(-, , -,
into.
as Pass,
of
put
:
into, lie
to be
put on board
f.
ship.
esp. to call into the lists
aor. I
to
push or
herald
Att.
-, ,
f.
to
put into shore, put
to land.
to call in by
to rush in. f. ov [], Ep. lengthd. form of i. equal, used in these phrases: 2. equal banquet, i. e. equally shared.
-, 5,
,
fut.
Att.
to
to
bring into port
the
with aor.
pass,
and med.,
run
into port.
, 5
r'ês
alike,
for combat.
the equal or well-balanced ships.
3.
ms

202
ves evdov
Att.
4. the all-even shield, i. e. quite round. an even mind, that is well-balanced, calm, Lat. mens aequa.
--. - -,
entrust.
f.
to
put into oc's hands,

:
. , -,
,,
fut.
, ((,, -8,
aor.
f.
for iis ore, tmtil.
Pass., Ep. aor. 2
a looking upon: a spectacle. From formed from Root *etVof
(,
send
-, -6'), -,
form
6-,
to
/: -, 6-',
into.
, (-, -,
I
dainataa,
to
to
in,
f.
[]
or
Ion.
f.
and
act.
^'. y
:
burst or dash in. bring in : to suborn. pass over into, aor. 2 both in med.
to
. -,
c.
6-, -
f.
, more
ace,
rarely
II.
fut.
Med.
into.
f.
to
leap into, burst in,

:
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,
,
. .
-08,
to force oneself into, press in.
"( - -,
[iJj,
( - ,
:
aor. I
to
pour
in.
into
to
stream
ks)
Adv.
(it's,
:
into, within,
also c. gen.,
within, inside.
and
to thrust into
)
:
(
?
.
f.
aor. 2
pf. -ttc-
and
so then,
and then
also in ironical questions, Lat.
rush into: II. to fall upon, attack. poet, form of

fall
or
f.
eiairXoos,
ships.
contr.
II.
f.
-, (. -5,
,
II. to
to
be
thrown
itane ? itan^ vero ? is
,
.
ii
so ? ay really
sive sive
3 sing.
,
.
pf. pass,
. .
of
-
,
Lat.
.
.
.
.
.
indeed
either
to sail into, enter.
Hence or whether or a sailing in of ways put in Homer the

,
;
:
so that several cases are al-
-,
inspirare.
-^,
II.
the entrance of a harbour.

to breathe in, i?ihale, Lat.
swered by ^
first t'T,
The
el
first ein is sometimes anTrag. sometimes leave out the
or put
instead.
5, , -,
,
breathe upon.
Hence
for
6,
for
2 pi. pres. opt.
of
son) adopted.
(a
nied.
taxes
with or without ($ T(Kva (aor.
*).
and
pf.
-, -,
6-(,
itcr
-,- -, , ,6, . . -, to
, -,
:
one who inspires love, a lover. . put into the hands of, to give Pass, to be to be adopted by another
:
cirev, Ion. for elra, like eneirev for
(, , ^, (,
f.
,
,
to introduce.
Hence
adopted. to lead into

into, enter.
, ,
5,
6, Ep. , Ep.
Pass.,
with
fut.
go
6, impf. of
-,
:
exaction or collection of taxes. f. to get in or collect Med. to colled or exact for onesef.
Att.
f.
. ,
,
e.
(.
6CU,
for
pf. 2 (in pres. sense)
sum. &, pres. subj. of of the Ep. verb
( (
.
sum.
plqpf. (in
impf
Adv. of
lacy.
(,
sense) of
(.
.
I.
in the usual way.
ufitil. Ep. for Ep. for IcDat, 3 pi. of before a vowel s|, Lat.
$,
.
e,
ex, prep,
with gen.
and
aor.
-ep-
to
stream
into.
Radic. sense, from out of, away from. Of Place, out of, from forth ;
chieffrom
of,
plqpf. intr. of
among
(from *ot<y): aor. i -rjvfyKa (from *iVyKw) cf. to carry into : to bring in or upon. II, to bring in, contribute : at Athens, to pay tax on property. III. to introduce, bring forward, propose. IV. Med. to carry with one : also like Act. to introduce. 2. to import. V. Pass. to rush in. 2. to be imported.
fut.
:
-(
fut.
:
,
2
pf and
to
aor.
of
f.
put into, place in : also to put on board ship: Med., inf.) to put them on board.
dart
aor. 2
into.
:
to shoot or
fut.
To run
-'
in or into, to
run upon.
beyond; Ik the smoke.

i.
i.
on, the
^ ^
all,
of
all.
2. like
;
out of shot
outside
out of
3.
with Verbs implying Rest, as, ck he hung his lyre /rom,

tivos to fasten /rom,
peg
(from
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,
peace.
$\(( , $
;
to go to
war out
of,
to be
bom
Origin, or sprung from one

III.
;
Of
e/f
rivos yive-
ffôv yvos
2.
thou comest
materials of a
o/"
me by
as
blood.
of the
thing,
(
;
bringing
raised to
,)
f.
-, , , {() -, , (. -,
f.
to
go
:
continually
to, to visit.
II.
a carrying
in,
contribution
at Athens,
meet the exigencies of war.
fut.
$:
{(Is,
and which only occurs to let in, admit
into.
a property-tax,
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.
$
In
3.
to
Adj., as periphr. for Adv., 1^
imperat.
(-
(K
Med.
in
compos., v. to bring
fK is often separated from its Case by one or more words. It takes an accent if it is pecul. emphatic.
and 1^
($ $,
for
for
( yov
away, off: also
$
a
cup of
ayx'ôXov:
etc.
Compos,
signifies out,
utterly.
in with one.

iKaepyoj
ing from afar, far-darting, = [] aor. 2 pass, of cKfiOev, Adv. {knas) from afar aor. I of Ep. aor. i of cKdXos, Dor. for
,
-8, ,
(i/fas,
, .,
for
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.
guli
, , .. -5, (.) , -, -, , , , . . , {) ', ) , , , -5, -,

(',
.. .
aor. 2 act.
aor. I
*) \$.
.
:
epith. of Apollo,
work
properly an offering , of a hundred oxen : but commonly a great public sacrifice, not always of oxen, nor to the number of a
ov,
. -,
{, $)
ov,
203
far
off,
far away. hundred.
dred oxen.
-5,
cities.
{, $)
=
ecus,
of or worth a hun-
ov, (kKaTuv, rcovs)
100 feet long.

with a
aor. i of
pi.
and med. of med. of
t,
gen.
hundred
{,
gen.
aor. l of
, -5, , , {(,
-5, , ,
$, {,
((' ' '( 6, (4. ,

:
, (/$) . ,
,
Adv. each Adv. =
from
uterque.
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, =
(. , $. , ^, , ^ , , ) ,- ^ , .
['\
every day, daily.
) ' ($ ) -5, ((, -, {(, ){) -, -5, $.

thoms
-5, {,
{(., -
Hence
time, at all times.
Ion. for
pi,
impf. of
-8, , {() , -5, {, -^) -5,

,
the
ov,
number one hundred.

of 100 faov.
Adv. (kKarepos) at each time.
5, ,
;
poet.,
before a vowel -Oev, Adv. for

a, ov, each
'02,
Hence
or on each side, Lat. utrinque.
-5, , {(, , {() ,

(l/ios)
hundred-mouthed.
II.
the hundredth, Lat. cenat A' hens.
of two, each singly, Lat. tesimus
('
the
a hundredfold. hundredth part, a tax or duty
(^, ,
{%$)
'$ ,
ov, (t/cas,
:
-65, -8,
shooting, far-darting
, -5,
as Subst. the Far-darter.

; ;
{, -5,, (, () , , (, -5,
Att. and Dor. for
ov,
:
. ) ,
, 6-,
:
6$.
:
-,
beaded.
-8, , {, ^) -5,
) )
far-throwing, far-
cf.
for rowers,
first
of the Att. year, answering to the From July and first half of August.
-,
, {, ^)
a>vos,
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.
-, ,
,
:
(,
(.
(,
-, -:
-; -:
to strike out, Lat. excutere trees, properly to cut
the
month Hecatombaeon, the

last
them out of the

to
(
forest.
drop
a
tears.
to fell
III.
half of metaph., iTTOs

so,
to let fall or
word;
IV,
drop or shed

204
throw aivay, depose,
Lat. explodere.
out, get rid of, lose.
to
: ;
^.
reject
3. to
, 8,
-,
to
,
6-[,
empty or discharge
aor. 2 inf. of
aor. 2 part, of
ecus,
(. . , {)
itself.
to hiss off the stage, : V. to send break open. VI. (sub. kavrov), of a river,
gone
kKyiyverai, like Ifgranted. Ion. and in late Gr. for kyyvoa. ov, {(KyeveoOai) sprung, descended from any one: as Subst., tKyovos, 0, any descendant, soti,
by, elapsed.
it is
2. impers.
5,
a
-,
:
allowed,
it is
grandson
a ship,
II. a landing. Dor. for e cK
6-;, , - . -, -, {() -,
(-,
f.
,-.
way
to
:
a going out of
:
-, ,
f.
eKyova offspring,
to
posterity.
:
write out, copy
Med.
[]
to write
out, egress
an
escape.
out or copy for oneself.
II. to strike out,
expunge
from
to force out
f.
confirm. to wrest from.

Att.
-, , -, ,
list.
f.
f.
to burst into tears, to
make
to step out of: esp. to

fut.
pf.
Causal of (teput out of a ship.

tc
spised, despicable.
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. as
:
'
-, (-, 6-, -,., -, , , $) -, , , {)

aor. 2
to
5,
devour.
-^, \, ) (. -68, {,
pf.
expend, consume, exhaust. pass, of 3 pi. Ion. plqpf. of
ov,
f.
,
f.
thrown out:
rejected, de-
go
or
come
out.
display.
to call or cry out.
a marching out to aid.
march out to aid:

(c/f,
Att.
(
to
;
-, -',
(, ,
is,
a falling short, being in arrear.

f.
-^,
Ion. for
From
to peel off
5,
cession.
(^$,
make a sally.
()
to look
.
aor.
I
defective.
Hence
(.
to
:
shew forth,
taking from
sue-
-(, -^
Dep.
-(:
out from.
6-65,
:
{(4)
:
-: -:
abortive.
montory.
Pass, to
', , ', -, -, -, -,
II. as
) $ $, (()
2.
f.
(^
-5, -6,
to be
-,
-,
Subst.,
6,
a cape, pro-
cast off relics.
throw out or up, as froth be cast up or thrown on shore, of ships.

to
-,
eaten out
;
-'^,
Pass, to
-. -,
-,
-5,
3 dual
yeyv
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
f.
(
f.
;
out by lightning. Dep. to bellow forth. aTOS, that which

77^0;, to strike
{()
to
through out
is
one's
itpiovos saw-dust.
Att.
, -,,
f.
, - -, -, )
-5,
,
os)from
:
Hence abroad, or on one's travels. departure from home or from life. home, abroad. ov, (l/i,
f.
, {$)
pass over.
aor. 2
to
go
of,
accustomed mode of
Med. to have another taught thoroughly, Lat. edocere thoroughly Pass, to learn thoroughly.
aor. 2
to
:
Pass,
change one's prentice-work, a sampler.

life,
kyyvoa
inf.
yeyev
:
[a]
part. Kye-
yaa}S, (Kyeyavia.
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
( -: (-, ((
cK
Ion.
:
--,
f.
((
aor.
run away from,
--:
(f/f,
to depart
from
habits.
poet,
From
to
teach
fut.
[a]:
med.
(:
escape.
pf.
(:
to
^(yiv.
-,, 6-(;,
exlex
justice,
JK
|-,
($,
ing.
,
marriage.
$,
^. , . .. , , . ,,. . . . . (, ,
.
; :
205
avenger, f. to avenge, punish; avenge one on another. Hence TIVOS an avenging : vengeance. (Ous, without law, lawless, Lat. K-8tKos, ov, {(fc,
,
:
, (^)
&,
Ion.
^5.
as Adv.,
I.
V. the dat. fern. eKtivrf is also used of Place, there, at that place, on
(5,
-, , -,
f.
II. carryitig out lawlessly. Adv. , an avenger. avenging: as Subst., to throw from the chariot. f. to drive away, banish. f. later
(,)
,
to
fut.
road.
66,
6,
of Manner, in that manner. aor. i of

2.
(,
Att. Lat. illuc.
, Adv. (</) to that place,

impf. sense) of
thither,
, sing, plqpf. (in
eojs, i),
, ,{')
med. of
CKCKeuOei, 3 sing, plqpf. of
, 3
shake out, confound. a giving up, surrender-
,
(,
sing. Ep. aor. 2 of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of
^.
3
Ion. for
pi.
plqpf. pass,
2.
giving in marriage.
of
cKi'Xev, Dor. for
2 sing. impf.
of
verb. Adj. of
succession.
%erpent.
) -, (. ^,
CK
Pass,
(l/i,
\),
ov,
, , (()
aor. I inf.
{)
of
one must give in
given up, betrayed.
6, , {, () <-,
aor.
i
of
Aeol. and Ep. aor.
of holding of bands, a
:
cessation of hostilities, armistice.

f.
a receiving from another,

to
((
become a
also a
aor. 2 inf. of
(-$, ,
garment.
see
a running , band of skirmishers.
((()
out, sally,
charge:
skin,
or for
-, . $, (8, ,
-,
, $, , () , 6( (,
either Ep. for
I
one that sallies out, a skirmisher. that which is put off, a

aor, 2
inf.
of
pi.
opt.
,
II.
from
pres.
pf.
of.
his tunic
-,
3.
( (, (,
f.
another
;
a slipping
out, escape.
:
[]
aor. I
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
Ep. for
,
to strip
(
him.
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.
-,,,. ,
f.
-(, -, out or over she ran over, swarmed with worms. -<, search
to boil
c.
gen.,
(
=
to
out.
, -5, ,
<9,
of,
to,
f.
to light
by virtue
'
Lat.
$,
of.
.
of,
by the grace or help
II. later
From
to strip off
evcKa, on account
as
for
the sake of.
2.
as regards,
to strip
,
in
him of
amazed, astonished.
-, , warm (, ,
f.
quod
f.
attinet ad.
to
thoroughly.
:
to
amaze, astonish
Pass, to be
-5,
Dorian.
, ^,
'EKEF,
Ion. for
(, (,
oi
aor. I of
Adv. at or in that place,

i
cKcia, Ep. aor.
,
c. gen.,
Ki0t, (l/fef)
Dor.
K6LV0S Ion. Ktvos,

Att. also strengthd.
.
ille,
it
Adv.
from
pi.
impf. of
(. ^.
, -,
tacle of.
-|, , {, $)
ov, {eK,
f. f.
see to the end.
there, Lat. illic.
, . ) (. -, ,
Ep. for fêOavov, aor. 2 of
Ion.
$)
From
{I
amazed, astounded.
to root out, extirpate.
Dep.
to see out,
that place, thence, Lat. illinc
aXcovs yon side of the grove. Adv. at that place, there, Lat. illic
:
II.
;
,,
Aeol.
Dor. demonstr. Pron.

illud
:
(.
down.
-,
, 8,
^-,
f.
f.
to
make a
spec-
I.
or
, ) ,
(l/f,
to deify.
Ep. for
(,
to
iK0LS, eiaa, iv, aor. 2 part, of
that person or thing, Lat.
ille, ilia,
5, -<, when f.
-(;,
Att.
to
mow
aor. 2 inf. of
completely: to cut
(l/ft);
f.
),
med.
(.
(^$)
of
warm
or heat
thoroughly.
Tos and eKeivos refer to two things before mentioned,

Ketvos,
refers to the
more remote, ovtos,

ille,
hie, to
(3,
the nearer.
used also like
to denote
ille
K0TOs, ov,
well-known persons
Deus.
III.
is
Keivos
-yas OcCs,
magnus
in Att.,
as,
when
vos.
emphatic,
(khvos precedes the Art. and follows kKtivos 6

:
the Subst.,
not emphatic, as IV. Adv. k(vs, in that way, in (hat case:

it
is
when
) (-
-,, . -, -, ,
f.
() {) -,
,
=
f.
aor. 2
inf.
(.
putting out, exposing.
put out, exposed. to run or sally out. Dep. to hunt out, catch.
to press, squeeze out:
metaph.
to
crush, oppress.
206
-,
be nigh
fut.
dying, be at the last gasp
CK out CK
aho frantic, Hke
-, 9, -, -, -: -, ,) -5,
f.
dead with laughter. Dep. f.

17^0;, to
for i^fOope, 3 sing. aor. 2
^. ,
:
76
aor.
or
(
:
to
be
-,
-(,
to eat up,
of
mourn
(.
: :
-, , (-, ,
f.
f.
,
of
:
to
empty
:
out, desolate.
feast on.
branch.
out or aloud.
aor. kêOopov
fut.
to leap
(, 63,
CK
of,
leap forth from.

f.
to
burn as incense.
very spirited, ardent, eager:
ov, {{K,
a herald, declare publicly.

proclamation.
, . f.
to
prick out.
II. to
pierce, stab.
to pillage
pf. pass,
of
-, ,- ) :
pf. pass,
f.
Adv. profusely, extravagantly.

(eK,
to enfeeble,
(
to cry to
to cut off root
and
whence
exhaust.
Att.
fut.
to
proclaim by
II. to
banish by public
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:
(-,
Lat. amens.
(-&, -, -^, from --, , {^^,

f.
:
. ,. -^,
tiate,
appease.
(,$
[r], 2 sing. impf.
of
'.
[], impf.
f.
cleanse out, clear out

f.
to burst out into
aor.
to clear
away, get rid
to
sleep out, sleep
one's quarters.
6-$,
01, al,
indecl. sixteen.
palms long.
sixteen threads.
(-, (, )
ov,
^ , . ) ,
cK
cf.
cTiêts
from
loud laughter.
:
to
summo7ied by
-\, , -'/, -, -': :-, ^, -, {'$) , (.
-6-,
f.
to
move out
[],
to
put up, rouse.
f.
aloud.
off.
f.
break
Ion.
Att.
Att. fut.
(:
to shut out:
f.
metaph. to exclude or binder from. to remove stealthily, purloin.
Ion. for
an assembly of
the citizens
the crier, the legislative assembly
at
of.
away
Athens, the ordinary assembhes were called lfour in each the extraordinary II. the Church. Hence
f. impf. but also (as compd. and not derived from
:
(^,
:
sixteen
5, (-<5,
f
ov,
consisting of
(^(
absol. to debate.
(^(
on
to
hold an asseinbly, debate therein

II. to sit
ov,
{^')
:
iôs. old : fern. CK-Kaipos, ov, {Ik, Kaipos) out of date.
-8,
to
-, , -,
burn
out.
f.
-,
Att.
$)
II.
ov, 6,
{^,
sixteenth.
to
eras) sixteen years
, 5,
summon
to the assembly.
Att. fut. of
ov,
{()
to
.
(f/f,
)
if
or
(I
:
the Verb were a

;
so aor.
in assembly.
III.
called forth, Lat. evocatus:

to
selected to arbitrate
:
to set
(t/i,
(l/f,
afishing-rod.
-,
:
)
fut.
'.
aor. I kêKea
:
on fire, Mndle
infiame.
to be faint-hearted.
Dep.
to
pull out with

to call out to
oneself; metaph. to call forth,

f.
unveil oneself. CK
-, , -, {.-,
f.
(, to call forth Med.

to
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
-, -, -, ,
f.
a point.
bend aside:
bend down, of
uncover^ reveal:
aor. 2
out
-12|, Med.
(-,
4-,
-.\(,
f.
the fruit of:
metaph.
) , ) -, ,
c. ace. to
grow weary of a
(!,
( $)
thing.
to
elicit, exci'e.
Med.
-, , (-,
-,
to
f.
Dep.
Att.
to
cheat by juggling tricks.
to
(^.
to cajole or
(l/f,
kukkos) to take out
to be tired
the kernel: to pull anything out of its place, dislocate; to put out one's ancle;
to yield as fruit.
ras
Med. (, to reap or enjoy metaph. to derive advantage from. aor. 2 of to look dawn from.
,
f.
(l/f,
to pull out the stalk:
to destroy root
and branch.
Dep.
. , , ,
or exposed.
4-, KKcas, -,, used
Att. for
aor. l part, of
, <(,
.'.
II.
vaunt aloud.
a place of safety ; heep one out 0/" trouble.
as Pass, of
c,
to be cast out
of.
plausible terms.
f.
gen. to fall from out

pf.
act.
and
pass, of
-, : : -:
pf.
pf.
(^) $ -, -,
f.
f.
($ -,
,
f.
(
to
(-, , (, , , -,
to
empty the
cities.
scrape out, erase, obliterate. swim out of. From a carrying out or off. Att. to carry out : to carry to
to
:
f.
II.
endure.
to fitter
(l/f,
vauntingly.
Dep.
to set
forth in
Pass., aor. 2
to cut out,
his
he
had
knock out: Pass., eyes knocked out. 2.

destroy, Lat. exscitt'
\(6-
-.
pf.
act.
and
pass,
of
to cut doivn, fell
to cut off,
dere.
3. to beat off
from
a place, repulse.
to
-, , (-, ,
<-,
CK
r-r
f.
sweep out
to
sweep clean.
. -,
:
2or
(/,
f.
, -,
s,
-^, -,
by:
Pass, to
KOpis) to clear of bugs. to sum up shortly.
Pass, to
f.
bang from
(
hang
off,
-,
terly.
pf. pass,
tipon, listen attentively to.
[a]
or
-,
banging from or upon.

poet. Pass, of
f.
to choose or single out, select.

3. to separate, secrete.
^.
out.
hang from upon, cling to. Hence

:
to let
,(, (,
eK
aor.
2
II.
Ep. redupl. aor.

to
3,.
to expel, reject.
Hence
(, , -,
as Adv., KKpiTOs, ov, picked out, chosen ; above all, eminently. a beating out, driving away: and ($, ov, beaten out : of embossed work,
-,
out,
,
single
hairs.
CKXiXaOov, Causal of I. Med. make quite forgetful of a thing with Ep. redupl. aor. 2 to forget utterly.
:
:
f.
[],
f.
aor. I of
f.
:
: ,. ,
-.\, with aor.
1\.0,
to
escape notice uti
(^.
off.
,=
to cast out from.
aor. 2 pass, of
to lap
<5, <5,
-3,
-,
;
out
2.
Med.
Med.
:
for the
. '
up
:
to
drink
choose.
worked
in relief.
f.
back, repulse
plodere.
-,,, -,
:
,
f.
From
to beat or
dash
2. to
drive
-,
gray
to
quit.
left
in
: to pick choose out for oneself, also to pick out, pull out one's
tenses v.
to
II. to collect tribute.

f.
aor. 2
leave out,
3.
t
omit.
Tis
to hiss
means \. Q. shew yourself ;
disclosed the interior of the house to the spectators

of.
aor. I
rolled or thrown out ; headlong from the chariot oneself OT escape from.
(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
((. , (. - ^ (^ )
",
f. f.
3. to
off^ the stage, Lat. exadjonrn. to tumble headlong out of. to bring forth. to wheel out by means of the l/e-
an actor
put
the
number
incomplete.
intr.
be eclipsed;
(.
.
,
in full,
^
2.
( ((
:
pf.
to
forsake, abandon,
if
any one
of the sun, to
leave
off, cease, stop.
Hence
(q. v.):
Pass, to be brought to sight by this

come, wheel yourself out!
cf.
a forsaking, quitting. II. a disappearance of sun or moon, an eclipse. chosen out, selected; ol kXcktos,
ckXcivJ/is,
($,
aros,
Hence
a theatrical machine which
of
(-,
-8,
, (.
the elect.
f.
aor. I
Pass.,
to roll out
or off: Pass, to be he rolled
, -,
,
Ep.
f.
-,
also
hence
to extricate
-,
, )
and
-, , -, ,
(-<,
deafen,
f.
to
swords grew blunt.

aor.
I
tain by lot or fate.
spurn
CK
other tenses,
to
to receive, bear.
, -: ( -, . (, . <-, . , , . 6, -, -, -, : ( , () 65,
f.
stun
,
f.
-,
aor. 2
metaph.,
, (
med. of
to kick out
:
(e/f,
$)
, , ($
the sun.
. . , 6-, ,-, -4, . , { ) 5, -, ^. . 65, , -,

redupl. aor. 2 act.
pf. pass,
, (^^) -, Ep.
of
and med.
for
((,
2 sing. impf. of
to free from the shell, to batch.
f.
to cease entirely.
f.
see
kcavv
il.
aor.
pass,
of
the
aor. 2 of
of
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
17,
,
-,
(. {(() ^, .
omitted.
{('/)
ob-
consider, reflect on.
Ep. 3 sing. aor.

f.
cK
Att.
,
:
-, ,
f.
f.
aor. 2 of
to
metaph.
to
wash
to
out.
:
bring forth
of
Pass, to
be
at.
born.
-\9(,
f.
to
speak out, divulge.
( -,
f.
V.
aor. 2
for the
to take or
choose out.
5, , , {()
aor.
subj. pass,
/.
an expiatory
offering.
to loose
release, deliverance.
able to release;
release,
HI.
to contract to
do work, opp.
(to let
f.
it
:
out).
aor.
flash forth.
kindle.
trans, to
(4\ make
5,
means of delivering, a
f.
ov, let loose, discharged.
:to shine or
[]
to shine, light up,
or set free from; tongue: so also in
(
:
From
for the tenses v.
Med.
to
give a loose to his to unloose, unstring
: :
hence
to hrealt
208
a
be faint, exhausted, despond. Dep. to sustain grievous injuries. to lay bare. f. (,
a seal; of a hardy fisherman.

f.
desire
, . ^ ( ,, -: : :
:
6-, , -\,
;
bow
vp, put an end to
,
:
-Pass, to
, {(-)
aor. 2 pass, of
:
$)
((,
K-vevco,
-;,
f.
pf.
f.
,
:
of
(.
to cut the sinews
to be
unnerved.
aor. I
(^
I
:
to
Pass., pf. e/e-
the impression of a seal,
a counterfeit of rock,
said
turn away. II. to sink down. a nod or sign to do a thing.
-, fut.
sober
-^
,
to
aor.
drive mad -, , off a (-,, again. kindle passionate passion with any from with ^^^ go mad with passion rave, frantic. wash out or away.
aor. I
:
or away, escape by
swimming
^
: :
turn aside, III. to give

to
swim out
become
generally, to escape.
to
to
Pass,
to
aor. 2
intr. pf. act. c/f-
-,
to
f.
f.
f. f.
to sleep
drunken
to learn thoroughly, to learn by heart in past tenses, to have learnt thoroughly, and so to
6-,, {()
:
to
be
an impress,
aor. 2
itnage.
pf. I-
-,
-tcus,
by force.
TO
$
:
know full
search out.
mad
, -,
bulous.
|8, aor.
'. (. , $) (-, , well, perceive.

II. to
examine
closely,
6-5,
ov, (l/f ,
Adv.
aor. 2 subj. pass, of

I
Pass., pf.
, -5,
part,
of
lawful
-3, $) unusual, Adv. -$, discordantly,
Srp.
f.
{kic,
to drive
raving
Pass, to
go raving mad.
:
f.
to bear witness to a thing.

fut.
:
Att.
aor.
to
wipe
off:
Med.
to
wipe
or
away
plaster, to take
diligently.
measure out sure out for oneself: to take measure

f.
-, , (-, , ,(. , . ,
one's tears.
II. to
mould
or 77iodel in
wax
an impression
of: to imprint an image.
-,
-,
Ep.
f.
to search out.
tary.
to
make
to
Dep.
perf.,
quite drunk. have a chief share in a thing; used only in 3 pers. sing.
to train carefully
:
f.
to practise
7, also
-8, ^)
to
. , , , , ,
-6,
Adv.
ov, (l/f,
^ ) (.
(as if
II. intr. to
()
win
fit,
aor. 1 kîvixpa'.
conquer completely: to achieve

prevail,
to
grow into use ; kiri its way to the fa-
unusual, unwonted, strange.
(-((|, Dep.
,
17^0;, to
return from, to return.

to take for oneself.
Dor. 3 sing. impf. of Ep. aor. I of

Ep. 3 sing. aor.
{() freely, willingly.
ov,
;
()
Adv.
-icus
of one's also f
.. .
i
unwonted: un-
med. of
or
own free
' (.
amazed.
will, volun-
Pass, to be astonished or
II.
wonder
at,
admire exceedingly.
ov, (metath. for
frightful, terrible, fearful.
neut. (KTrayXov
and
II.
-8,
From
from Adv.
used as Adv.,
pf.
of
terribly, fearfully, greatly.
astonishing, won-
pf.
med. of
(-((>,
77^0, to
6-65,
ov, {(K,
Lat. immensus.
ov,
as Subst.,
', ) -, -, -<, , -, (, (, -, -, ) (-, ,

aor. I inf. of
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.
{',
) .
(f/c,
Med.
of.
derful.
to
mea-
measureless, boundless, educate.
, -,
-,
f.
f.
to let
out for hire:
Med.
of
Ep. for
f. f.
3 sing. aor.
to teach fully.
to
work out
tvith toil, Lat. elabo-
rare
lever, to force one's

f.
nose at,
(/, vios) to grow young Med. to feed off, Lat. depasci. go forth to feed, go forth.
CK-vcd^w,
f.
-, , -,, ,, -, 4-(, ,
:
to
win hardly or by great exertion, to achieve. Med. f. to heave with the {(,
way.
(f/f,
$)
, ((, (. , . -, ) -, ,
aor.
I
-, -:
f.
aros,
,,
to
anything reared, a child. From bring up from a child : to
to
rush furiously forth.
^:
to strike out
4'-7,
-, (,
:
of old, long ago.
Pass, to spirt out.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass,
to hire,
f.
to strike out of one's senses.
-05, ,
f.
ov,
{,
out of the
common
:
path
excessive.
to set quite at rest,
to stick out.
f.
mock
at.
-, ,, -,
-,
[]
:
to take one's rest.

f.
to
persuade, over-persuade.
to tempt.
f.
fut.
to turn
up
one's
Dep.
to
aor. I
put an end to
[]
aor. I ((evei-
make trial of, prove,
tempt.
2.
to inquire
fresh.
2. to
-, whence impers.
fut.
:
OT forth from: of things, to export.
-,
of another.
(,
it is
:
allowed.
to
send out
or
2. to call
II

209
fetch out, send for : Pass, to go forth, depart, Hence to dismiss, drive away : to divorce. ccus, a sending out or forth.
med. and
, . 6,
'7,
pf. pass,
, 67,
6,8,
6. to come to be hissed off the stage, Lat, explodi. out OT forth, sally out: to get out of, escape: to de-
, ',
<6(2,
3 sing. pf. pass, of
of pf. pass, of pf. pass, of

pf. pass,
. (. ,
of
(^. (.
both
in
part from.
pass, sense.
'65, ,
3 sing. pf. pass, of Dor. pf. of
(.
ov, pf. pass. part, of
expanded, open.
-, <-,
(. , ,
Adv.
pf.
-, extravagantly.
(^,
I
of
f.
Ep. 3 sing, and pi. to bring to an end
fulfilled.
, -,
:
( . -, . . ,
-, (,
>$)
f. f.
six pletbra long. Kir\0pos, ov, (e^, poet, KirXeios, a, ov, Att, quite full : complete, entire : abundant. (c/f,
-8,
,-) (.
-,
7. to issue, result in.
poet, for
(.
:
aor. 2 inf. pass,
of
ace, 6KiT\eiv ras vavs

ships into the
,
open
($,
:
aor.
kîvKevaa
Ion.
;
to sail out,
eis
'
go
out of port
to outsail
c,
the
sea.
6-5,
',
Att. for (Kn\eos.

2 pass,
Ep. aor,
of
Pass, to be
aros,
f.
astounding.
tion;
to
a passing out.
Ion.
:
:
From
e^cire-
[]
Ion. aor.
to
pass through or over

f.
metaph., to accomto escape
plish.
like
(-, y
-, -,
a partridge,
fut.
Att.
(/f,
^,
,
act.
-,
go
all
away.
round. of
{() (() 5 , -,
,, -$, '|5, 5, ,
Adv.
f.
=i
striking with terror,
in amazemettt.
panic fear, consternaterror caused by misfortunes.

2.
to fill quite tip. 3. to fulfil.
of ships,
man
completely.
II. kK-nXi]-
spatium.
to destroy utterly.
cKireo-e, Ep. for kîireoi, 3 sing. aor. 2
-,,
forms
to
or away.
[] 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.
-6, {.66,5,
^
aor. I inf.
f.
to
(^.
of
to strike out of, drive
- -
to cross over the harbour, Lat. emetiri
(:
senses, scare, astound.

2
for kKveaciv, aor. 2 inf.
76J/: later also aor.
^
I
Att.
fut.
:
away
/o frighten out of one's

II.
aor.
Pass.,
[], Ep. 3
1
sing,
and
:
pi.
to be panic-struck,
,1
:
mostly
in aor.
and
(-:
:
:
aor. 2
both in med. and to fly out, forth
amazed.
Kir\oos contr, CKirXovs, leaving port.
-, 6,
-,
\,
aor. 2
2. to leap up. Hence besieged force, to sallyforth. aros, a leap out or forth.
-, , -,
:
pf. of
pf. part. pi.
f.
. . ,
{)
Att.
-, -
6,
eKirXuTOS, ov, to be washed out.

Ion. for
Ep. for
f,
wind out:
fut.
med.,
something out of a man. Dep. (,
-7, -,
[]
:
ate.
other tenses, drain.
- to fill
II, to fulfil.
f.
f.
() ,
,
:
-, = (. (.
fem. nom. of
to leap out or forth
:
aor,
or outwards
esp. of a
(!,
to
reel off,
to stand out of the way ; to get out of his way. 0pp. to
(. : , ) -,
Ep,
[],
to
wash
out.
forth. eKiTVfiv to breathe one's last, expire; and so

to
f,
breathe out
-Hence
or
;
:
{)
a sailing
out^
2.
alone,
II. intr.,
of the wind, to blow out
Hence. to burst out. a breathing out, expiring. Adv. (e/f, out of the way
:
tivos to
wind
-,
f.
aor.
-)
aor.
;
child, give
him
in adoption.
(^ ^ (.
to
II.
put out a
to
Med.
pro-
(,
of.
:
gush forth.
pass.
to
duce, bring forth.
(sati-
off.
up, fill full

aor.
2.
III. to finish,
complete.
:
, 5,
Hence
III. to
make
completely, finish
$,
-, -,
f
:
II.
to fall out
v.
:
for the 2 k^kmov drink out or off, quaffs metaph. to empty out, drain.
-^^,
,
f.
ov,
to
-6, 4,
f.
f.
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:
,
:
to sell off.
:
Pass, to become
aor.
kînâov
pf.
kKirk-
of ox down from.
2. to fall
from,
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 :
, -,
off,
an enemy
to.
K-woXiopKQ,f.âiy,
,
f.
(()
aor.
to take
by siege, Lat. expugnare. a sending out or forth.

:
Pass,
execute,
to
bring to perfection, Lat. elabo(Kirebe brought to perfection :
($
to
work
out,
210
to
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 drive
out with a rod.
II.
to
Med. and Pass., fut. aor. i go out ox forth, to go away, march out.
-,
f.
toûndo.
, -^,
:
-,
f.
-'6,
thing, to
to pillage : metaph. carry off as plunder. Hence epos, c, a ravager, destroyer. f. to carry aivay by sea.
II. to
-^, , (,
to
make
to
go
out, fetch out
^. , . (. ^. , . , (^(, 4-,
fut. 2 pass,
(>^, ,
[],
f.
to
preV.
:
of
aor. 2 oi
aor. I pass,
oi
Ep. impf. of
:
aor.
kîppava -.to scatter out
f.
Att.
II.
aor. i
invent, contrive.
for oneself, procure.
lifted
to
up or
f
-^, , <-,
f.
means for doing a provide, furnish, supply: Med. to provide

to find
to be
Dep. -.to fly out or forth

elated.
cere.
do completely, bring about, II. to make an end

III. to
ficere.
for, to avenge.
5,
coming.
-75,
pre-eminent.
for oneself; Ep. aor.

f
to^
IêP '-to search out,
, .
{.
6-, -, -, , (-, -, -, , -, -6, -, -, , -, -', -7, , "5, 6-8, (, , {) (4. (,

aor. I pass. part,
-, 8,
f.
cK
-, -7, -7, ,
f,
-,
pre-eminent in a thing. eKTrpcrrws, Adv. of u, unreasonably.

to be
-7-,
( -, , . , (: , . {) ) (-, -, . , (^ . (^ - -. ^
:
Ion. for
given
, -( (^( (^ - - ^ ^for
2 sing. impf.
from.
',
of
:
(-, f
act. sense)
pf aor. to flow out or forth.

3. to
.
:
2 pass, (in 2.
of
II.
feathers, tofall
ofl".
melt ox fall away.

:
to
trans, to shed, let fall.
or
fut.
aor. I
2
If-
Pass., fut.
aor.
k^cppa-
yqv
to
break out, break

II.
to fornication.
der.
in Pass, also, to
III.
Dor.
pf. k/ene-
Att.
II.
metaph.
to be
break forth. ox forth.
to snap asunbreak or burst out, to also intr. in Act. to break out
0^; Pass,
^:
:
aor.
-,
to root out.
aor.
pass, of
achieve,
of,
Lat.
eff-
'.
aor.
to
throw
out,
kill,
Lat. coii-
cast forth.
exact a fine
to exact
punishment
to soothe, mollify.
Kpoos, contr. etcpovs, 6, f to gulp down. [Oj, aor. 2 pass, of
4-,
(()
outflow, outfall.
is,
{Ik,
distinguished out of all, unseemly, unbe-
{.
to rescue, deliver.
($
:
-,
-, -,
f
{.
:
aor. I pass, of
to
shake violently.
aor.
I
aor.
Ep.
to
for
shake out.
Ion. for
pf
aor. 2
to
saw out.
Dep.
to be very zealous.
flee
to
pour forth. Med.

:
i part.
(^$.
of
aor. 2 part,
to call forth to or
to select in preference.
f.
to forsake;
f.
to
f.
honour above all. to escape from.
away.
-, :
f.
(-, 6-,
f.
, ,-, , 6-,
-, -,
f
Pass.
(e/i,
()
put
plqpf (in aor. sense) -.to rush forth from,
away from.
{.
to signify, denote. to to titter silence.
f.
to
rake out, pull away.

[], to scatter abroad.
:
pour forth. Dep. to expand the wings. f a>, to scare away from.
to
-),
--,
med.
f.
or
spit out
to spit in token
f.
-5, - , ) - ( -5,
-'6,
f. f.
-,
Pass, to be scared.
:
[]
aor. I
eluded from
^)
inf
{.
:
to disfurnish.
impf
i
aor.
( (:
i
to
-, ,
:
[]
aor.
to
draw
(,
out,
wipe
to
out.
scare
Ep. part, pluck out.

libation.
to
pour out as a
to hasten out.
ov, ((K,
out of the treaty, eX"

six stades long.
it.
of disgust.
:
ov,
{',
aor.
makefull inquiry
about, hear of
burn to ashes, consume. a conflagration. ov, heard of, discovered. arcs, a drinking-cup.
to
Hence
out of place : of the mind, distraction, astonishment trance: (hence Engl, cs/asy).
$,
{(^) a being put

aor. I
cws,
-,
:
f.
-(\,
:
out
poet, for
Ep. for
(,
pi.
aor. I pass, of
-, -, , ,
to
deck out.
(
:
its
to
send
aor. l fêoTeipa pf. pass, fîdeck out with garlands. CK-orpoTcia, a going out on service. From f to march out : to take thefleld.
:
to
-8,, (: -, :
f.
aside, overturn.
to
the stage, Lat. explodere.
Dep.
to
encamp
aor.
II. to
outside.
f.
turn inside out

to xvhistle
^(. (

311
zealously,
earnestly.
pf.
(^(:
KTCvSs,
Adv,
earnestly,
assiduously
Comp, (KT(U(aT(pov more

neut,
:to turn
metaph.
change
entirely
Att.
-, ,
f.
to pervert.
-{,
[],
to
f.
drag out
Att.
aor. 2 pass.
seal
up
(
:
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
Pass, to
, , ,
-,
KTios, a, ov, verb, Adj, of
5, -6,
f.
. .
,
:
to be held.
II.
f,
aor.
be shut out from.

serve
-,
:
Dep.
:
to contrive, devise.
:
(
to
:
(^ -, ,
f.
(. . , , . . , {) 5, () , . . (. -, - ( . -, ,. -, 6., , . , '. , . . . -, ,,) -, 3, . , :.. . -: -,-' (^ ( ^, -,

Med.
aor.
to leep safe,
pre-
aor.
2
pf.
Pass., to save oneself, save one's life : to seek for safety in the island.
away
to
Pass,,
with
intr,
act.
f.
(,
$)
of
^
away.
II, Pass., also, to slip
from
(,
:
:
make melt
to melt
the mi7id, opp,
to
heap or pile up.
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
for
pf,
of
[]. Adv.
outstretched.
2 sing, aor,
f.
:
oi
,
3
outspread.
aor.
part. pass, of
('.
^'^
to set out,
out, expose.
II. to set
:
1 ^^
^^^
of
f.
aor. 2
fut.
pass,
f.
pf, pass.
for
(((,
for
3 sing. aor. 2 of 1. aor. 2

pass, sense)
or pull out
Pass,
hair plucked out.

f.
5
up, exhibit.
off.
:
put outside
to
to put
bringforth. to pluck
:
having one's
aor. 2
med. (with
to
Ion. for
-5,
ov, {iK,
f,
honour highly. without honour

shake out or
I
3 pl
aor, 2 of
aor. 2
f.
aor.
pass.
out in the dust, lay

Att,
to disquiet,
order
< '.
Pass., aor.
;
(( -,
low
Att,
f.
:
aor,
: poet, for
f.
:
; Pass,
to lie outstretched.
aor,
, (^(
I
:
-,
to
to
in full;
to stretch
Med.
to pay off, pay II. pay the full penalty. exact full payment for a thing, avenge : to
f.
:
aor,
take vengeance on.

f,
:
in
-,
gen,
:
confound, agitate.
-, ,
to
-, (^
fut.
l
-,
KT0eis, aor.
Med., of an army,
to
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. of I pass, part, of
pf, pass, of aor. I i^treiva -revui

:
6.
a corpse
lie
. .
:
a miscarriage.
c.
draw an army out draw up in line.
tKToOev, Adv, {Iktos) Ep, for

outside.
pf.
out, to stretch along, esp.

Iqkj
of
((,
end.
pf.
:
, , -,
f.
( - (^,^
to
:
aor,
to cause
II. intr. to
miscarry.
without,
Adv, {(KTOs) out

to
of, outside, c.
gen,
wind
quite off, to bring to
an
65,
f (ws, o,
{()
from
one that cuts out
fem.
to stretch
hence, to lay
:
,
:
ibos.
-,
{(()
shoot
a cutting out:
castration.
Pass, to
lie
outstretched,
along
metaph. of Hence
to stretch out, extend,
II. the mind, to he on the stretch, on the rack. HI. to strain to prolong.
. 5, . -,
ov.
f.
one castrated, a eunuch.

to shoot out, shoot
away
to
throw
the uttermost.
build from the ground.

f.
bring
ripe,
-, , (( f
Att.
to
-,
-
:
:
away.
to fortify completely
:
2. to
a place, shoot arrows,
to
cK-TOirios, a, ov, also 0$, ov,
K-TOTTOS, ov,
to
f,
(l/i.
os)
5.
away from a
place, dis-
bring quite
:
Ep.
inipf,
fut,
med,
((\((
:
-,
:
an end.
tant
Ep.
to
-,
KTOS,
hence out of the way, foreign, strange.

f.
in pass, sense
,
II.
to bore
through, stab to death.
ov,
{()
the sixth.
to
an end,
iKTv6ta,
-65,
is, {Ik,
mature.
Ion.
to cut out from, cut out
2, to
accoynplish, achieve.
riXos) brought
f.
:
to
an end, perfect
/)
aor. 2
to cut trees out
to cut
down.
77,
hew
out,
hew
into shape.
to castrate.
earnestness, zeal.
5,
est,
is,
{()
From
stretched out
2.
zealous, assiduous.
metaph. earn: Hence abundant.
( , ) -,
:
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.
except.
of a wood,
of Time, beyond, over.
II.
6,
{(KtOs) Adv, outwards.
out, outside:
{(kt6s) Adv, from without, withfar from, apart from. awayfrom or banished K-Tp(iirei;os, ov,{tK,
the table.
from
f,
Att.
, of
a horse, to tbroM

212
the rider over
its
^
:
: ; :
down
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 eêPass., fut. 2 (CK f. \pw aor. I kêrpixpa (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
f.
-,
:
head: generally,
to
throw off or
- >, ,
:
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
:
make rough.
carried out;
-, -,
-,
end.
a turning offer aside. a turning oneself from, avoidance : Xoyov a digression. resting-phce
born, an abortion.
, ). , , , {() , ) , .
aor. I inf. of
( (
:
'/
{()
to
II.
-^ ( ^ ., (.
-,
:
(,
$.
be
-,
-,
to destroy utterly
Pass, to
undone
;
iniper.
-,
begone
aor. 2 part,
-, -,
Hence
pf.,
f.
wear
out, exhaust.
plqpf.,
only used in Pass, to perish utterly 3 pi. they have utterly perished; 3 sing, the wine had all been conoJvos
f.
aros,
to eat up,
devour.
sumed
a child untimely
aor. 2 of
-05, ov, {Ik,

lief.
f.
-, , 6-, ,
5, ,
,
f.
beaten out, wrought in re-
-,. -, -', ,
6-,
f.
out of the ships. to love passionately. f.

Att.
aor.
f.
f.
to frighten out or
(. (
,=
:
to set
,
on fire.
affright
away
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,
work in relief. to make quite blind. Hence a making quite blind.
3 sing, impf of a step-mother, Ep.
.
to
6-, -, , -, {-) , ,
fut.
Pass, to be affrighted.
to
Ion.
fut. 77^0;, to
make red or bloody. go out ox forth.
((.
burial.
2.
, . . ,
-,
:
$,
-,
:
(,
;
bring
. --, , ( -,
and
[]
come
Adv.
express,
() (^ - -[, -, , ^, 6- -, 4 ): , -^, , , () (. 5, ) -, 5, {) (5, -, (^, -, ^. -, (, , -,^,, (, ^. 66, -, (^, (-
,
($,
(()
be
f.
[],
f.
make
quite clear.
:
aor.
to
shew forth,
to light
to betray,
make known
to declare
war
Pass,
and Med.,
f.
aor. I
aor. 2
able.
II. to
made known.
Pass., to be sold like
hence
to be betrayed.
to tell in full.
:
poet,
f.
to shine out or forth, to
shew
oneself, appear,
which only occurs

to let
f.
to light.
Hence
compos., v. out, bring out: Pass, to go out.

in
merchandise:
also
(,
shining forth, manifest. Adv. -vws. med. of CODS, 77, a declaration.

(S,
Att.
to think out, devise, in-
pres. inf.
vent, Lat. excogitore.
ov, gen. ovos, (Ik,
out of one's mind,
ov,
beyond power of speech : expressly, plainly ; or, beyond words

to depreciate.
inf.
mad,
senseless, Lat.
amens
aiso, frenzied.
i.
e.
impiously.
f Att. Ep. for
{.
(yieov
fut.
med.
of
aor.
and
in pass, sense
. ,^ ,
to
Ep. for
aor. 2
f.
3 sing. aor. 2 of
f.
K-
to carry
watch carefully. formed from inf. oi io blow or breathe out : metaph., to blow up a war from a spark.
to
I.
Causal
in pres., in
f.
cK
-,
I
:
aor.
in pf.
( (, ,
:
to beget,
produce.
iXauiiv, wvos, o,
:
; :
-'EAArNil.
:
[]
II, intr.
to
absol.,
-, , -\6, ,
-(,
f.
CK
and in Med. be produced or born from, grow from, c, gen. a born tattler. to pronounce aloud. f. f. [], to let go from.
aor, 2
(($
to
' -,
Olivet.
pf.
, -) -,
f.
vain, lavish, squander.

pf.
:
out, to
4', -, -,
CK
Ion.
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.
( (
:
3 sing.
;
puff up, make vain. Ep. aor. i med. of
aor. I
(^, Ep.
:
to
pour
out, Lat. eff'undo

II.
Pass., aor.
pi. plqpf.
or
', ($
Ep. forms, 3
part.
like
(^ (,
to
I
:
(^
(in
:
pour forth
[y\
,, (, . . (/, ) <-5, , (: , (, , , ,
Lat. olivetum
()
aor.
I
213
an olive-garden, olive-yard,
n,,
as
prop,
the
Mount
of Olives,
and
2 of
Ion. for
aor.
pass,
of
ov,
Ep. for
aor.
:
man-slaying. of
I
Ion.
and Ep. 3
sing.
Ep. for
aor.
, ,
3 plur. aor.
an unknown
Desiderat. of
to be
poured
.
.
enough for
it
contributiofis on.
spread, Lat. effusus

f.
raise by heaping
, ( (, , , , -, . , . () , , , - ($
<us,
-, ,
:
as Dep., to drive out of the chorus.

:
to suffice, be
only used as impers.

to declare as
-,
will be,
was enough
f.
or sufficient for.
-, , 5, , (, , ), -,
ing.
II.
-8,
7/,
(()
ov,
hurled
ov,
rowing.
a driving, riding : also 2. a driving away, banishing. 3. (sub. a march, expedition ; (sub. imrov) riding. Ep. for aor. I of
Att.
f.
:
{(, {(, {()
riding, driving.
like thunder.
,)
opt.
bird.
to
Ion.
and
med.
wish
to drive.
)
:
thunder-burl-
horse-driving.
an
oracle.
aor. I Att.
Pass., fut.
in
but also
lessen,
(. f.
:
med.
Dep.
to squeeze
money from,
levy
pass,
sense:
aor.
to
5,
make
less,
smaller,
or worse
to
damage
to
aor. i part. pass, of

fut. ind.
hence
to
detract
of
[], Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of poured out : unconfitied, outov,
:
(. .
drink.
smaller, diminish
a thing
:
II. Pass, from. to come short of, have
become
too little of
c.
gen. to be inferior to. Att. ov, gen.
-,
From
ovos:
-,
-,
f.
less,
neut.
fewer, worse ;
:
(
a
smaller,
to
have the worse:
pf.
pass.
to
Adv.
Sup.
f.
from.
dislocated.
-, ',
(,
will.
inf.
elvai (where the II. often in phrase seems to be pleonastic), willingly, purposely.
,
of
2 o(
2.
out of: hence of a joint, to be 3. to give way : to give place to. ^, to give up the ghost, Lat. exspiro.
to
slip
kicov,
,
up
soil
to silt up, of a river.
to
go
out
and away, depart
old Ep.
to
willing, voluntary, of free
, ,
oliva
Att. for
.
,
Ep. for
aor. 2
fX&Qov, aor.
(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
proverb.,
Att.
. .
inf.
of
(.
olive-tree,
drives away.
' (
, ,
:
(8 , ,
:
as Adv., in
Used
less
as
the Posit.
6$
Comp.
degree; also reg. of with is found only in
6$,
f.
Ep. and Ion. for
(,
to drive:
row
also to drive about.

fut.
of
verb. Adj
being
, $,
made
ct,
the
Lat. olea,
Att. -acts,
(,
little,
ev,
of the olive-tree.
eXatveos, a, ov, and Xaivos,

olive-tree,
, {() of
olivum.
the
-8, {(, ^) , {() (() -5, ((, <)

6,
of olive-wood.
inf.
an olive-gatherer.
TO,
6,
olive-oil, oil, Lat.
-, -,
eXaios,
cXd'is, tdos,
', , , {() , , ,( (, (, , (-. , ((, , (: (, ((5

or fir-wood.
, 5,
:
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
.
(. (,
[]
{()
III.
ov, driving
", ov,
{()
a broad, flat away.
cake.
Hence
:
of the pine or fir
of pine
Ep. 2 sing,
' (
and
Att. neut. for

f.
as Adv., less.
to
have
less,
have too
be lacking.
Ep. also
pf.
the mid-olive, Lat. oleaster.
ov,
is,
((,
:
ov,
(^(,
) ) $.
Att. pi.
olive-bearing.
plqpf. 3 sing,
olive-planted. olive-planted.
driie, drive on, set in motion, e?p. of horses, chariots, ships. 2. seemingly intrans. to ride, drive, sail,
row ;
((
, ( ,( (
Att. for
:
fut.
[&],
Ep.
Att.
aor. i act.
Ep.
Med.,
aor.
part.
:
Pass., aor.
pf.
and
:
Ep.
v.
.to
the
rowers
in this sense
it
some-
214
times took a
;
:
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
a calm sea
new ace,
'^
09 IXeo^pcTrro?.
$,
,
draw;
&
oui,
meter and a pentameter, the metre of ihe elegy : in = IXc7f ta 708. eXeyeios, a, ov, (\f70s) of ihe elegy, elegiac. cXcyev, Dor. for i sing. impf. pass, of cXey^ts, ecus, 17, a refuting, reproving. iXeyos, <5, a song of mourning, a lament, at first without reference to metrical form, later always in alternate hexameters and pentameters. a reproach, disgrace. 17,
plur.
(7)
,
:
shield of beaien meial.
2.
k\avveiv
i.
produce. the brawl.
Hence
year, in
,
,
(5,
,
which
e.
plant
them
3.
in
line
line of vines, plani, hence generally, kXavveiv prolong, keep up
draw draw a
cowardly : irreg. Sup. a reproach, disgrace, dishoeXeyxos, nour kyea base reproaches to your na7ne. XcYXOs, 6, a means of testing, a trial, tesi, Lat.
esp.
*5, (75)
es,
,
;
{kky)
liable to reproach, shameful,
argumentum
mination, scrutiny.
fut.
ov, {i\a(pos) of or
(sub. Upa),
{() ,
0,
iiXeyxd^
,
:
:
, {kky)
keyos.
disproval, refutation.
II.
an exai
From
aor.
I
:
pf.
kKya to
ya
-.Pass., aor.
disgrace, put
to
belonging deer. shame, dishonour. II. /o convince, refuie, condisprove : also a shooting of deer. fute, Lat. arguere : of arguments, a festival of Arlemis. io accuse, reprove, reproach. 2. to examine, question
wvos,
the ninth
ihe Elaphebolia
to the last half of
6-5,
ing deer:
*'05,
LEVIS
lighily,
-,
:
March and
ov, {e\a(pos,
as Subst.
ov,
a deer-hunter.
or siag, or female, a hind.
--, (, (, , ) '2, ,
,
lighiness
:
{(($, and , a deer;
) ()
were
first
month of
held,
the Attic
answering
-,
:
:
to prove, atiesi.
?7,
(*,
iXceiv, Ep. for
^,
aor. 2 inf. of
17,
)
to
:
couch-desiroying
ov,
half of April.
hiiting or shooi-
cXeeivos, in Att. Poets Xeivos, piieous

piiied
:
{$) piiiable,
generally, wretched, miserable.
(($,
deer-killing.
kXikoi,
f.
Adv.
poet,
kvs,
(((05)
pitiably
also neut. pi.
6-
eiva as Adv.
whether male, a hart

deer-huniing.
upon.
ihoughflessness.
us,
From
and
lighi in weighi, Lat.
metaph.
to
easily.
swifi, aciive; oi
iura.
leasi,
,
worsi
as
HI. metaph. light-minded, ihojighiless. ov. Sup. oi smallesi,
(
vyos,
lighi, nol
burdensome, easy, ev
of:
in
make
II.
lighi
Adv.
($,
armaleasi; so
,
:
,, 6,
,
i),
have pity on, shew mercy
, pity,
57,
mercy
an alms.
From
ov, gen. ovos,
8, vos,
iXciv, aor. 2 inf. of
((8, $,
neut. pi.
Comp.
winged ; of
whence
impf.
for, sirive after, covet, desire.
( ",
,,
, -^, -. ) ''2,
leis
Adv.
, .
indecl.
lighi
moving, nimble,
lighi iroops, Lat. levis
kv,fewes,
as
Hence
Adv. ai ihe
,
XeKTO, 3
comes
new
than ihe leasi; Sup.
ka-
66,
k\^\^
"
(a).
Xetvos, Att. for fXecti'us.
^. .
I
(k(()
pitiful, merciful,
Ion. for tXeos, pity, mercy.
-5,
ov, 0, ((Aos,
eXetos, ov, and a, ov,

aor.
sing.
{')
med. of
Ep. aor.
2 pass,
or eXcXcXc-O, like
ihe very leasi.
Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. of (A) Ep. aor. I

:
) . ,
of
oi
:
marsh-dwelling. in the marsh.
.^:
aor. 2 of
(^(,
shorf-
3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense) to whirl round. Ep. lengthd. form of
fishes, shori-finned.
efa, v,
kav,
small, shori,
liiile
Ep. word,
(, .
rare poet. pres. for
kav
are formed.
;
Ep.
inf.
kav,
wish
|
tliem. HI. tremble or quake: Pass, to quake, tremble, quiver. IV. in Pass, also to wind or twisi oneself along.
of so\d\tis, to wheel
generally, io
xhtm round, rally

to
,
i
. (kyoa,
to lie.
a loud
cry.
kka,
pass.
II.
make
,
6,
Dep.
wish, long:
, (., ,
A' 2, avTos,
Hence
wish, longing, desire.
4, t6,
^,
iki, Ep. for ftAf, 3 sing. aor. 2 o( poet, for to take pity on.
k(f,
, ^,
eXcXi
\<{.( ():
f.
aor.
:
io cry
(,
raise ihe baiile-cry
3 sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense) of

Ep. 3 sing. aor.
ov, ovos,
I
-,
{(,
,=
', (')
a kind of owl.
an elegiac poem. a distich consisting of a hexa-
, {(, 0-08,
cXeXoYXCiv, plqpf. of vas Dor. for vavs) ship-destroying. cXcvds, marsh-bred. ov, (JtXos,
)( 7;.
pass, of
to raise
any loud
cry.
(a).
earth-shaking.
: :
kLTV^
'5, ', ,
compassion.
thing.
cXcov, Adv. like kXeeivSv, piteously. , and cXeov, to, a kitchen-tahle, a dresser. , also Xeos, ôvs, to, pity, mercy,
(k\HV, vo\is) city-destroying; of Helen.

aor. 2
, ,
IXcTOS,
II.
an
object
of compassion, a piteous
, ,
, -,
Ep.
poet.
-5,
med.
inf.
. , ,. , .
pf. pass,

of
o{
(kKfiv) thai can be taken or caught.
.
t,
:
gen. ibos and
e<ws
IKivQipia Ion.
-, ,
{e\(v9(pos) freedom, liberty
curl, ringlet.
freedom from
a thing.
cXeviOepios, ov, {k\(v9epos) dealing like a free

free-spirited, frank, Lat. liberalis:
freely-giving,
bountiful, liberal.
It
bears the
same
relation to
Ofpos as liberalis to liber. the Releaser, Deliverer.
II. as epith.
of Jove,
8, $,
iX.ivQipLu)S,
Sup.
-5, $, , having free
LIBER;
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.
ov,
-. '02, ^
Hence i), freedom of spirit,
- -, -^,
man,
esp.
, $, ,
Adv.
the hair.
,, . , , {) '. ,
for
pi. plqpf.
of
pf. pass,
of
.
rolled
215
pf.
of
I
aor.
pass, of
aor. 2 imperat. of
, ()
,
-,
aor. 2 inf.
of
whirling, spinning.
that which
is
a rolling, twisting, winding, , of a winding passage. vkos, , with a circlet

ov,
'()
round
moving
liberality.
Adv. of kKevOepios
Comp. -wrepov.
children.
spirited, Lat. liberalis.

f.
, -,
46,
:
kXevOepov
wvos, , Helicon, a the seat of the Muses. ov, Heliconian, of Helicon. with rolling eyes, ,
-$, () ,
{, (,
, 05,
IXiKTOs,
eyelids, quick-glancing.
ov,
(^,
)
rolled,
) )
:
with quick-
twisting, winding.
wound, wreathed. mountain in Boeotia,
-,
,
'\
, 08,
:
qtiick-glancing
or
Verb, to
rest,
,
,,
,
f.
(, )
[]
fern.
kXucojms.
aor. I eX'ivvaa:
Ion.
II.
keep peace, enjoy leisure: to sleep.
-,
to he free
66-08, , (kXivOfpos, epyov) bearing himf.
ov,
{(\((5,
)
set
to he lazy.
of speech.
From
Xkos,
()
Xkos,
Adj. rolled, twisted, wind-
free-spoken.
ing, spiral: epilh. of oxen, probably
crumpled horns.
poet,
self freely, of a horse.
, {(($)
,
ivos,
to
free, deliver,
release
\;$.
$,
or
city of Attica, sacred to Ceres

to Eleusis;
',
Hence
, ,,
vs,
to free from
blame, acquit.
Hence
Adv. oi kKevO epos, freely, with freedom.

a setting free.
anything twisted a whirl, eddy, whirlwind, Lat. vortex; eXiKes OTepoTTTJs flashes of the tendril of the vine or of ivy forked lightning
or spiral:
an armlet or ear-ring:
:
,
Att.
from their twisted,
()
neut.
6os, contr. ovs,
,= ,
\.
Eleusis, an ancient
:
and Proserpine Adv. {ram Eleusis.
with crumpled horns. aor. 2 of Ep. inf. of
"EXcvaivios, Xcvais, (ojs,
(,
chiefly used.
a, ov,
of Eleusis.
:
:
: aor.
generally, to trick, overreach, destroy.
,
((, aor.
fut.
a coming of
esp. the
Advent.
but in Att.
From
ibo
was
round
rapidly
Dep.
to cheat
with empty hopes
hence
metaph.
$) of ivory, ivory, Lat. eburneus.
0$,
ov,
and
65, ,
66-65,
-,
,,
I
ov, {k\i(pas,
ij,
{(\((pas,
elephants.
'2,:/5, ,
of
)
med.
ov,
(-
to hurry,
Med. to go
one's
inlaid with ivory.
a battle of circling hours.

II.
the elephant's tusk, ivory, Lat. ebur.
Xtj, 5 sing. act. or 2 sing. aor. 2
and
, -, , , ,
Ion. for
= (',
. 4,
3 sing.
the elephant, Lat. elephas.
roimd.
ing plant with yellow flowers.

subj.
, .. , :-5, (, ) -5, (, )
-8,
''22
:
the coil of a serpent

cuTos,
a curl or lock of hair.
, ,
, (,
I
)
: :
-,
Ep. and Ion.
fut.
dXiâ:
Pass. aor.
:
3 sing, plqpf. hXikto and round, roll, Lat.

;
pf.
to
turn about, turn

:
VOLVO
to whirl,
move
2.
kXioaeiv to ply the rapid oar.

II.
to
turn in one's mind, revolve.

quickly about.
move
to
turn quick round, face about, turn
and fro, to be constantly engaged : way : to spin round ;

to
^
Pass,
to
3. intrans.
and
bay
to
wind
the
ov,
whirling the wheel
the heat or light of the sun.

2 sing. aor. 2
;,
pf. act.
med. and pass, of
pf.
and plqpf.
pass, of
. .
:
subj.
long-robed.
6-5, (, from -, , {,
{(Xkos) to be sore
ov,
helichryse, a creep-
a wound.
ninXos) trailing the robe,

trailing the tunic^
vos,
with a long tunic.
216
tear asunder
, , (,
>,
f.
away, a prey.
-iroios,
drag about, Hence Adv. by dragging, pulling : and , a being carried off, rough usage. arcs, to, {\4) that which is dragged
strengthd. for
:
,
to
(
\,
to maltreat, treat rudely.
.
:
in
to
want
to fail of doing. short, fail: to fail in duty.

c. inf.
of, c.
gen.
also to
come short
2.
of, be inferior
absol. to
come
IV. in
to fail of:
be inferior
ov, {kv,
, ($,
wound.
having power
abscess, Lat.
f.
'^,
,( (, ,
,,
TO,
[iJ],
f.
)
:
making wounds,
a sore, ulcer,
6-8, ", 5,
pagan,
gentile.
|;5, $, ,
a falling short, defect.

Helleti, son of
scendants were the
os, TO,
a wound:
later,
ULCUS. Hence to wound sorely.

Dim, of (Xkos, a
aor. i inf. of
Thessalian Hellas Greeks, opp. to

f.
Frequent, of
:
(as if
from
*)
aor. i
fut.
:
Pass., aor.
pf.
To draw, drag,
dead body
to
:
Lat. traho
( ,
to
'. ',
slight sore.
Greek:
about.
:
drag
aor.
made Greeks
:
^,
poet. eKâ
into the sea, Lat. deducere naves

also to tear
:
metaph.
draw
bow
to
bend
sails.
4. to
draw a sword. draw or hold up
with. 5. to pull an oar. draughts, quaff: also,
long measured steps. out a weary life. esp. of the magnet.
7.
8.
to
draw
\$ ( '(\ -, ($) , (() , (,

9.
down
the balance, i.e. to weigh so weigh eXKei it weighs more.

to
mould
bricks, Lat. ducere later es.

to
Med.,
î(pos
draw
to oneself, atnass.
6s,
/ios,
tinction in.
Med.
at the
-. ) -, -, (, )
like
ecus,
ulceration.
aor. 2 of
Ep. for
Pass, {kv,
f.
, -, -, ' ( ,) ).
[]
:
Ion.
'.
I
but also
'05, , {') ^/// = ,"$,

ot
. (|, , '
,
)
to.
Med.
or Pass.
Hence
of common talk. Deucalion his de:
'$,
later,
II. zs
at
first,
dwellers in the
for the
the
common name
2. as
]., = '.65.
Greeks
:
opp. to a Jew,
a Hence
speak
to be
to imitate the
Pass.,
in language.
viKUfs, in
to
draw
to
ships
down
a
3.
drag along
at.
05, , {") '5, 5, , =

Greek fashion.
ov,
:
.
{",
Xoyos)
to
'^
to
Hellenic, Greek;
the Greeks.
Adv.
';;2.
Grecian woman.
to
carp
opp. to a Jewess, a heathen or gentile
3. to stretch,
scales to
6. to
weigh drink in long to dance in

to
Greeks
an
Hellenist, a Greek-Jew.
{')
, , {') an
woman.
imitator of the
Adv. in Greek fashion
drag
draw
to oneself, attract,
of Greece,
to
draw
much;
absol. to
lO.
one's sword.
2. to
a wound, ulcerous,
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
i.e. officers
, , ("/', $)
to understand Greek.
-5,
f.
to
gain
dis-
k^. , (, ^. ,, $) -, , k-, -, 4-5,

{kv,
an earring, Lat.
inauris.
{kv,
ov, {kv,
reckon in: to impute. whatever comes into ac-
(kv,
to shine in or
upon
count, worth reckoning, notable, famous.

f.
to be illustrious,
Olympic games.
martial
to try disputes
'EXXas,
,, among $, , {")
0,
57,
gain glory
in a thing.
the chiefjudges
at Sparta,
a court-
the allied troops.
Hellas a
said to have been foufided by Hellen.

called Phthiotis.
part of Thessaly in which the Myrmidons dwelt, also
,,
'EXXds,
by the ancients
,
4$,
.,, -,
Ep. for
of hellebore, Lat. veratrum, a plant used

aor. 2
,
HL
i.
Greece.
pecul. fern, of
.
city
of Thessaly,
. that
6, , {() '2 , , '2, -5, (, *) -, {ks) $) , 5, , $) -, (, '. ,

to fish.
7'.
;
5,
tion.
as a cure for
e.
pov drink hellebore,

straw-rope.
6, (etXo))
madness you are mad. band to bind corn-sheaves
' (- (,
,
:
5, ,
f.
a short-coming
:
From
aor. 2
leave in, leave behind.

omit.
11. to
and med. of
deficiency.
"02,
i\o\)\itv,
{kv,
-):
meadoWf marsh.
to
leave out, pass by,

of, be
III. intrans. to lack,
stand in need
,. , ,
1
pi.
, (, . , ,
.
,
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
or
cWos,
0,
{')
poet, for
. , ,.
aor. 2 act.
60S, TO,
low ground by
old Att. impf. of
aor. 2 part. fern, of
3 sing. Ion. and old Att.
. .
rivers,
a marsh-
impf med, of
;.
Pass., aor.
sense,
to
either of
Ep.
', 6(\
;
, ) ^ ^. {) , , . . -, () , ',
: :
217
for
fut.
Att.
, ()
3 1
fut.
:
of
aor.
$, used by aSos [], ,

people.
the Boeotians
2 part,
f.
also
a kind of felt shoe, by old men and poor
hope, expect: also, in bad

:
fear
c.
ace.
hope for, expect
c.
dat.
5, aor.
1'2,
hope
in.
hope, Lat. spes: later, expeciation
good
or evil, hope ox fear.
Causal,
:
make
:
to
hope:
Med.
a going in or upon : a going on board ship, embarking. II. ihai on which one goes ; nodus a shoe, like 2. ibe
fws,
77,
pf.
eoXira (with pres. sense), plqpf.
w\irtiv
lieve
(with impf.)
in
sole,fooi, hoof.
to
hope, expeci, ihink, be-
,, ,
and
bad
sense,
fear.
' -,
,
:
of
be king
among
or over.
-, Ep.
form of kXms. aor. I inf. and part, of

I
(,
[],
aor.
aros,
, ()
pass, oi
i'iXoj.
ihe stock of the plough,
on
which the share was

6,
\%, (;) a
fixed, Lat. dentale.
case, sheath, quiver.

2.
place for holding water, a reservoir. From roll round : only used in Ep. aor, to be rolled up, roll or iwisi oneI pass.
self close up.
spoil, prey.
to pay for leaving Patroclus a prey to all dishonour.

TO,
ace. sing.,
myself Lat. met ipsius : only used in gen., dat., and in planis. both masc. and fem. in plur. separated,
:
go
,
:
, , -. -, {, ) , , ', 6,
aor. 2 of
,. , . , .
(, ()
:
eXtJTpov, TO, a cover, covering, case, sheath.
, ,
Woi, aor.
2 subj.
oi
impf. of
but
aor. 2 part, of
TO, only used in
nom. and ace, {kXcxv)
( .,
esp.
. ( {) ',
frequeni, hauni iecf, c. gen. : sel fooi upon. Oil possession of propertv.
Oil
f.
(,
f.
.
:
hence watch
dwell
()
bear on, carry.

to step in or on,
in,
also
II. to
siand proenier
{$) 5,,(), , , (^)
6,
f.
,,
(sub.
boot, cf.
TO
5, , {)
$.
[]
on board
ship,
of or for marching a march-tune, march. he that goes in or upon, a passenger. II. kind of
booty,
II. pi.,
anoriveiv
= '(.
[],
aor. 2
3 dual impf. of
3 sing. impf. o( Ion.

:
reflexive
Pronoun of
. . -, -(
or
first
,'- -, ,
', , -,
for
:
$,
a flai
vessel,
-via, Ep. pf. part, of Ep. 3 pi. plqpf. Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2
3 sing. subj.
:
fii for [a]
dipping in or inio:
:
((52 dual
f.
Att.
: Causal
ship
etc.
for
-,
on.
:
Adv.
f.
Ep. part.
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.
2. to step into,
:
^
:
(()
aor. 2 imperat. of
on foot, by land.
aor.
2
to step in
:
, , () .-
f.
to look.
^s,
person, of
, , , . -, , -, 5, 5, , (})
lead or guide
f.
make
siep in or
upon
to
of pui on board
at.
:
looking straighi
From
simply,
look in ihe face, look at

to call
upon : to sboui aloud. a dibble for puiiing

in.
II. in-
17,
a throwing
trans.
an itiroad
.
2 the foray. an assault ;
an enemy's country, an invasion, charge made by one ship upon another,

into
the shock of brasen
III. ibe
pf.
to step on,
beaks. 3. an entrance : pass. of a batiering-ram. Hence
go
into,
go on board,
3.
embark
mouni on
-,
:
f.
to throw, lay,
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.
;
$,
,, .
.
- - 4( - \,,() , ) (^ -, ^) ( ) -,
be fixed upon.
(.
(, (.
:
, , {)
{()
-5, ,
bead
^
2.
pf.
aor. 2
(-4^
(sub.
architrave.
put in
anything put in, a wedge.
-',
f.
6,
sauce, soup.
Froip
dip
in.
- , (-, oua
[],
f.
to
f.
weigh heavily upon. to snort with rage. Dep.

: :
218
of horses
Lat.
:
-, ,
f.
of men, to be sore vexed, be indignant, commoveri : to charge strictly, censure.
strike
6.5, -, --5,
dumb.
Hence
ov, thunder-stricken, stupid.
weed.
birth, the
,
:
-, (kv,
ov, {kv,
the fruit of the womb before TO, (ev, 2. a thing newly embryo, LzX. foetus.
kid.
os, ov, {kv,
)) ,
.
f.
to
strike with lightning
. , -,
ardent
: :
,
pf.
pf. part,
to
passion.
a noose, halter. dwelling in sea-
ceasingly.
( ,(,^, ^: -,
(,
es,
pressing eagerly on, eager, hasty, with no verb in use. with no pres. in use, to be lost in
6s,
,^: aor.
f.
sum. Ep. inf. of abiding in : neut. Adv. Ep. and Ion.

I
as Adv., un-ecus.
to
From
abide in: to
born
a lamb or
f.
-,
,
-05, a, ov, or
[],
aor. I
, 6'6,
ace. of 170;, enclit.
of
who
. , ) '. . , ) ,, , ) . . , , . , , . . . , , ', , : ^ :: ^;
in.
II.
, 6,
,
6,
old poet. gen. for
, ,
, ,
65,
05, ,
l\Liv,
6.
Dor. for , as re'i for re (ê). 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
. /. . .,
to sttiffin, stop up.
abide by, stand by, cleave absol. to continue.
at the bottom.
-, -65,
moderate.
,
II.
to
ov, {kv,
month.
-5, (, Dor.
-,
-5,
in metre, metrical.
ov,
II.
{kv,
for
or
( -,
in a month, lasting occurring every month, monthly.
) )
f.
to,
Lat. stare ab aliquo

in or by.
measure
in measure,
measured,
a
sum.
intrans. to encounter, meet.
poet, for
ov, {kv,
ov,
{kkv)
of
{kv,
, Ep.
Ep. for iivai, inf. of for dvai, aor. 2 aor. part. med. of
sum.
-5, 5) fortunate. -5,

ov, {kv,
pf. 2
-. ) .
pass, (in
-',
to
mix
or
mingle
in pay, in receipt of pay. abiding iji, steadfast.
partaking in or
lint.
of.
inf.
of
-5,
ov, {kv,
spread on
605, ,
, provoking
From
enclit.
sickness.
. one
-,
ov, {kv,
toilsome, painful.
f.
to initiate at the mysteries in.
aor.
of
i
uses emetics.
aor.
med. sense) of
3
pi.
(() sickness, vomiting.

:
Ep. for
Dor.
Att.
(5.
impf.
and
VOMO,
.. . '. , , ,. . , , -, ,
aor.
Ep.
pf.
(Lat.
. ,
to
to vomit,
throw up: absol.
to be sick;
make
oneself sick with a feather.
Ion. fur
3 sing. aor. I of
,
,
[], 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
^/.
also in plur., y kv, for my part, as far as concerns me.
^
much
ko, mine, Lat. meus;

a
,, ,
Ep. for dat. of ky. aor. 2 of
kvvo,
impf. of
possess. Adj. of
first
pers.
from kyw,
;
joined with gen. to strengthen
the possessive notion
message about me;
k,
, , (.
:
ky.
k6v
mine own
mine,
e/x^
my
aypart;
Dep.
to be
mad
at.
Hence
Dep. used only about, take heed of, care for.
,
5,
fut. of Dor. gen. of Adv., v.
kk.
/.
k^yvv.
busy oneself
in pres. to
<5.
es,
mad, frantic, raving.
Adv.
-vais.
hastily.
Adv. forthwith,
immediately,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
f.
-, , -,
-,
f.
by music
,
:
f.
-, 5, , , $)
f.
-, (^)
to
impress upon.
Dcp.
to fight
a battle
in.
) , , -, 05, 6-,
6-5,
es,
{kv,
in
affected.
Adv.
a state of emotion, passionately.
[a], to smile at.
trick, deceive.
a kind of dance, accompanied
the tune of this dance.
-,
to exercise in a thing.
Hence
an
exercise, practice.
-65,
is,
{kv,
in tune, well-timed, har-
c.
monious, melodious : generally, regular, agreeable : elegant, graceful: well-bred. Ion. Adv.
(^.
stamp.
,,
17.
= knays.
, , ,
f.
From a jesting, mocking. to mock, Lat. illudere

II. to
to
sport in or on.
Hence
a mocker, deceiver. of fut. pass, of ov, (B) = e1upos, knowing, practised

aor.
1
inf.
ka. ka.
in,
(, -,
gen.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
ov, (B) bursting
f.
upon one, sudden.

to
or
-,
From
in,
strike
II. intr. to
burst in upon.
wards, back.
return.
) - Ion,
, ,,
f.
-,
-, , -, ,
f.
609.
close up, caulk.
poet, also
II.
-,
to
entangle in or together.
(f i',
contrary
)
gen.
against.
Adv. backIII. in
to, c.
IV.
'4\,
by
crasis
to
-, , -8,
f.
the contrary, the reverse.
0/ the blood.
to
hand
and Ep.
altogether, at all
still.
nevertheless,
put in one's power. Adv. (properly Iv II, on the whole, full of events. aor. I Ill, joined witli irtp, however
over,
-5,
-: '-. (: .. ---, -: (,
-,
drink
a
, ,
fut.
-, ^, ,
f.
219
-Pass,
to embitter
be bitter
in,
drink up;
much, ever so much.

Att.
:
oneself, eat one's fill, be satisfied.

:
fut,
:
[]
metaph,
aor.
to
eviin,
to sprinkle in
or on
weave
also trans, to fill, satisfy: of, enjoy. aor.

I
embroider.
-, , ^-,
f,
to
<-,
-'5,
ov,
f,
one's oath.
shaken.
Advs,
truly, certainly.
6-5, (5,
es,
f.
shaken.
,, (,
'5,
,
ov,
^
to
ov, {kv,
2.
of Time, lasting, continual.
)
:
('^, (^,
in
its
tread
in,
$)
walk
into.
-, -,
:
ever-painful,
TTioov
part,
optcos) to abide
by
fall in with.
place, steadfast, un"
II.
and
, es,fast, of a
)
:
'2, 5, , -,
surety,
with force un'

establish.
($)
From
$.
to
make firm,
[] daub over with '-\$. -05, Ep. weave 6-, , implicare entangled
Att.
f.
,
f.
:
to
f.
fut.
^
f.
^$
,
aor. 2
kv4mov:
pf.
to
drink
imperat. of
aor.
thing:
Pass,
Med., Ep. aor. 2
and
\,
to
to fill
II. in
Med.
metaph.
have enough
: to set on fire. aor. 2 kvitrâov Ep.
to fall
upon:
to
break
in, btirst
:
in: aor. 2
rushing in violently
poet, for
a mosquito, gnat, Lat. culex. to fall upon. aor. 2 inf. of
-:
to plaster up,
,(. :
also to light on,
:
aor.
a thing.
for
to plait or
in,
interweave, Lat.
2.
Pass, to be
ov, Ep.
in a thing.
experience
experience in or acquaint-
metaph.
Att.
weave
artfully, to
render perplexed.
or
ance with a thing.
experienced in, acquainted (with, skilful at : proved good by experience : rivos greater experience. Adv.,
((
XUv
-5,
ov, {(v, irupa)
, 6-,
'',
or close to:
'5,
'. 6'7,
6-,
-5,
Dor. tened with a brooch or buckle. Ep. for kvineaov, aor. fut. of
-, 46, , ',
spread on or
fix or draft in,
, , with
pf. act.
( (,{) , . ^. . , -, , , ^. (. . ^, - . (, , , ,, . (. , , -^ (. -, - (
Adv.
madly, rashly.
know
a thing by experience.
by.
to
-8, ,
Adv. near, hard

:
From
pified, senseless.
-, () .-, , {^()
65,
.65, ,
ov,
quite ftdl of
2.
thing,
to sail in.
ov,
stunned, amazed, stu-
II.
Att. unsteady, rash:
Adv.
f.
aor. 1
bring near
II.
also intrans.
pf. intr.
to
come near.
Pass.
5,
-,
:
madly.
Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of
be brought near, approach.
o{
pf. part. pass,
of
Adv. near, close by. besides, except. Adv. strengthd. for aor. I part. act. and med. of
fut, pass,
pf. pass,
of
pf.
of
ov,
= $,
acquainted with.
in
:
to
walk about
f.
-, 5, ,
2
f,
among. Hence to fasten with a brooch. a garment fasto tarry
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
-'
:
:
/xI
{()
-'
or
-,
poet.
f,
aor.
kv(-
[],
to
out.
-: -, (-, -^^
or
f.
Ep, for Ep. part. fern.
-^,
fut.
3 pi. pf. of
I
-'5,
-8,
ov, crippled, mairned,
,
c.
-,
aor.
dat.
Pass., aor. 2
ivcnaypv [a],
to stick in.
( :
unfold and
:
to
blow or breathe on or
to swell the sail
:
in, c. dat,: c,
ace,
absol. to breathe, live,
be alive.
to
II. trans, to
breathe into, infuse, inspire:
to
-'5,
,
blow
into, swell the sail.
in-breathing, inspiration.
ov, contr. -irvovs, ovv, (iv,
plqpf.
'.
the breath in one, breathing, alive.
to
^,
Adv., Ion. and Horn, for aor. 2 inf. of
leap or jump tn. deformed.
-^,
f.
;
Att.
'-.
the feet, fetter

their stalks.
(.
II.
(-7$, ov,
{(V,
generally, to hinder, stop, check, in the way, obstructing.
5
:
)
:
From
having
{kv,
to
$)
tie
to entangle together figs by
$)
220
the
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.
-,
way ;
-,
( (,
f.
ôbv
.
I.
to
make
in,
put
.
:
Prep.
of Place, before, in front
of Time, before, earlier, of old. Hence ov, front, fore; ot (sub. noSes) the fore feet of a quadruped, opp. to ol
-,
f.
in, insert.
2. to
produce or create
in,
, \ {()
epith. of
:
'5, ,
ov,
{()
to
introduce, cause.
of or concerned in traffic,
:
Hermes.
impf.
:
f.
gain by
traffic
to earn,
(Ep. for Med., they were getting much substance by traffic. III. absol. to be a merchant, traffic.
chase, buy.
)
:
pf.
gain
ol
, , -, kiaa
f.
[],
to spit
upon.
closely veiled,
.
of.
:
II.
to
wrap up
is
Pass., voos
his
mind
wrapt
in mystery.
?-5, ov,
-6, ,
f.
(kv, irvov)
(kv,
--, , ,
discharging matter. to set on fire. (kv, standing on

in or
or over the fire, of a tripod, opp. to
II.
to ptir-
gain
-, -'5, 5, -, , made
f.
,
6,
ov,
iois, o,
cargo
(,
:
{kv,
(^-TToXis,
by traffic, profit. arcs,
in plur. wares,
, , , (/;) bought and

,
(kv,
){)
{()
$)
a
to be
to
wage war
in.
of belonging to war, hostile. a merchant, trafficker. II. merchandise : traffic.

matter of traffic, a merchandise.
sold.
( ',
appear:
manifest.
actual.
-5,
ov, (kv,
), ) 5.
no
scorched, burnt.
III.
as Subst., toL the art of divination by fire [Ifpaj burnt sacrifices or omens from burnt
sacrifices.
-6,
T-to put in
-,
in, to be reflected:
($,
in the city or state
civil rights in.
on a journey. business, be a merchant, to trade,

to be
{'$):
, ,
,
,
, -,
to
-, ,
f. f.
one's fellow-citizen.
citizen in
3 pi. Ep. impf. pass, of an article of commerce. aros,
-;/
aor.
. , 6(
a
state,
, ,
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 with
and
f.
Pass.,
. eat, to eat
:
on the fire. of sacrificial fire ;
'^^
II.
pres. in use (see

:
up
to eat
:
aor.
with
fut.
med.
upon. to shew, make to be seen
to
appear, shew oneself.
aor. 2 pass, of
^{\%,4$,() appearing
2.
(.
to
in, visible,
plain,
hold
open, in public.
Att.
3.
palpable, real,
to
Hence
f.
shew forth
make
From
Dep.
;
clear, explain.
Ion.
-, Adv. of
II. to
travel
o?i
Lat. palam.
traffic.
2. c. ace.
to trade or traffic in a thing.
6 , {')
II.
5, (, ,
:
Hence
trade,
in,
flexion
or -ea, verb. Adj. one must go.

traffic,
,
5, just -,
-^,
outward appearance.
17,
()
up
^,
bring
visibly, openly,
an appearing
in, re-
resemblance.
From
Adv.
in.
commerce
is,
resembling, similar.
-pSis, simi-
trade.
tile,
$, , , {()kop
goods trafficked
of
merchandise.
larly,
as.
f.
, , {5)
commercial
;
for traffic, mercanimported goods. Lat. emporiu7n, a trading-
kv
-,
0,
From
to bear or
II. to
object to one, cast in one's teeth.

f.
place, factory, mart.
II.
kvpLa,
'-, ,
070s,
f.
to light
in.
it.
merchandise.
From
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
-5,
shapes.
^,
-,
-, ,
5,
ov,
cs,
' (
to
player's mouthpiece.
f.
-),
-, , -, ,
pdiss.
-5,
Pass, to take one's flll of a thing, to
of
(Deriv. uncertain.)
conspicuous in or by a thing. conspicuous in or among. to be conspicuous for.
{)
practicable.
From
II.
liable to serve.
, , {^)^. <5,
f burn
ecus,
to be
-, mind:
same
) , - , (, ) -$, )
ov, (kv,
$)
(kv,
with fire in
fearful, terrible,
to
II.
frightened, afraid.
put on the flute-
like
to
bear or bring in
II. in
Pass, to be borne about or on.
Med. and make much use
III. to inflict
Att.
f.
-, , guard
f.
on.
to stop up, block up.

in.
to keep
From
ov, (kv,
II. pass,
on guard in a place guarded, garrisoned.

in one's right
ov,
gen. ovos, ((V,

2.
sensible, alive.
in one's senses, sensible,
blow up,
inflate.
II.
= k-
shrewd, prudent.
S,
to ashes.
-,
a setting on fire.
, -$,
(kv)
and
ov,
-,
Adv., poet, for poet, before a conson. -0, Adv. and
the
tribe or race
-, kov
;
implanted by nature, innate.

lov,
(kv,
a kinsman's blood,
i.
kindred blood; e. murder of a
of
\$ 5,
with
kinsman.
. tn or among the people;

intestine, civil discord.
^ $
to
221
hfavrios.
cv
-, ,
f.
lead in or
to
into,
lead on, urge, per-
-,
-, ($,
f.
aor. 2 part, of
f.
suade.
k<pv.
:
to breathe in or into
breathe upon.
a place,
test,
ov, inborn, innate.
trans, to implant.
act. pf.
or in : to be rooted in, cling closely to; to cling fast to his hand.
(, (, , ( ^
[]
:
From
-^, kvayv(a (^ yv) -5,

2.
c.
ace. rei, to propose, suggest.
Dep.
ov, {kv,
aor.
tvifftvaa
in these tenses
II. intr. in
aor. 2
Med. to grow, be on
fight or game. presided over the games, esp. Hermes. f. = kv, to contend in or among.
<-$, -$, (-5,
ov,
with a loud voice. ov, noisy, sounding.
ov, {(V,
living.
-,
v,
;
f.
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:
;
) ) , {)
{h,
having
to
life in one, alive,
animate.
,
m
.
( :
away
-, , = 5, , )6$. '-,
(,
contend fight among: of favourable to fight in. of or belonging to a con2. kvayvo the gods who
(, Ep.
Ep.
:
ov, {kv,
:
aor.
1
for kvaipeiv, inf.
with blood in of
fut. kvapu): aor. 2
also ivapov
med.
kvpv, Ep. 3
. ,
it.
poet,
sing. <n^-
{cvapa):to
slay, kill:
also of things, to
-5
with, destroy.
make
~5,
''
-;, -, ,
to
Of the instrument
or means, with, by, by
kv itvpl to burn with fire ; kv to bind with a bond. III. Of time, within; kv
,
verb,
else
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-
",
(), - 6,
6-,05,
:
-, -,
{kv,
means of;
Med.
-, :
:
anoint oneself or for oneself.

ov, like, rese?nbling.
(
:
v-a\ios, a, ov, and os, ov
oXios
From
(-$, -(5,
and
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.
therein,
thereat,
pf.
-- -\aya -, Att.
:
Ep. and Lyr. also elvsea, Lat. marinus. aor. 2 inf. pass, of Adv. crosswise: alternately, Lat. vicissim.
a\s)
in, on,
of the
kva\\.
:
fut.
:
aor.
pass,
to
in
exchange
also to divert
from
exchange, receive one thing to an2.
Dep.:
pass,
Pass, to be changed, to differ from. to have dealings with.

II.
other.
-,
f.
to leap in or on, to
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
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
;
; -, -,
^,
:^
^-,
-5,
(-
-, ,) 6-,
V-a\os, ov, {kv,
f.
rush against. ov, changed, contrary.

to
-: -:
aor.
I
ov, {kv,
test with,
8,
^-,
ev
a match for.
Ion. for
)
milk
c.
= kvaXios.
into.
engaged
pf.
in equal con-
kvkvos,
f.
Att.
to offer
sacrifice to the dead,
) -/38,
{kv,
-.
Adv. opposite, over against,
c. gen. Adv., = ov, struggling against: neut. kvavTi-
.
dat.
part.
of
Lat. parentare.
javelins to
-;,, -,
otos, to,
tv
f.
<,
Hence an offering to the dead. Med. to take in one's arms.

{kv,
y\)
just
against, in opposition to. ev-avTios, a, ov, over against, opposite: face to face, in presence of 2. in hostile sense, facing in fight,
to fit
thongs to
opposing.
II.
opposite,
contrary, reverse;
III.
6-5,
throw them with.

Ep. aor.
{kv,
tv-ayxos,
lately.
Adv.
the contrary, the reverse.
neut.
2 part. pass,
of
kvayep.
now, even now,
kvavTiov as Adv., against or in presence of. 2. kvavTiov over against, opposite. 3. the regul.
Adv.
5,
contrariwise,
Hence
, : , ,
232
f.
to
place opposite:
aor.
I
f.
poet, kv-:
to be
to set oneself against, oppose, withto.
.
:
by
vbt^Ls.
mostly
as
Dep.
sacrifices,
pf. jjvav-
taking the barley pi. of cf.
stand
deny.
, . -,
,
, $, ,(^() , {)
:
adverse
ecus,
aor. I of ivairiQavov, aor. 2 of
Ion. for
. ^,
,
:
Ion. for hacpTJwre, 3 sing, iinpf. of

to display in a thing
.., '
2. to contradict,
gainsay,
(^ . ); {) \'>/, '/
=
Pass,
(^kv,
Pass, to be treated with i?isult in a thing.

shield.
an
obstacle.
opposition.
. -,
.
,
to begin the offering,
from the baskets
{,
tv, to be insolent in
:^
$)
to fit oneself
with
3 sing. aor.
h-
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.
distinguished or manifest.
f.
-, -, -,
-, - ,f. f.
: Pass,
--5, , ,
-\,
in the fields.
f.
[kv,
to be
roaming
,)
Hence
Att.
to
dwell or lodge in
in, habitable.
destroy in or
upon; and so
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.
, ',
f.
(-, -, -, -, -, ,
to
-, -^:
[],
fut.
to die in.
Med.
to
to leave
break short off in. behind in.

Att.
and
among.
f.
to
I. (fV, 6v-avXos, 6, as Subst., channel: a water-course, a torreyit. rub or wipe off a dwelling, shelter; haunt.
:
05, -,
to take
up quarters for
ov, to be
TO, {kv,
to
the night in.
dwelt
an abode.
$)
II.
a hollow
impart.
-5,
f.
to to
wash clean in a thing. pay as a penally.
the flute
{kv,
-, ,
cv
f.
to
at home. ev
intr. in pf. kv
, 5,
-,-, ,
aor.
i
,,
Med.
-, -8, -,
aor.
)
:
still
I. [iv, on or to II. ringing in one's ears, fresh. dwelling in dens : of men, in one's den,
ov, as Adj.,
)
to let
(kv,
f.
os, ov, {kv,

I
-, )
inf.
to increase, enlarge.
kv
-,
:
in or o?i the ?ieck.
to kindle or light afire:
fit or fasten in.
II.
-7, , --,
f.
to light
oneself a
to
fire.
fasten up to a thing.
f.
Ion. ev
-,
to
in.
drop
in.
to befitted in.
v-8ats, aidos, o,
form.
tinct,
Dor. for kv-qpyei, 3 sing. impf. of e's, (/, apôs) distinct, visible, in bodily 2. bright, brilliant. 3. of words, dis-
/.
-,
{kv, dais)
-,
hold in the
ing
to
:
to kindle in
f.
:
Med.
aor. 2
with lighted torch.
burn
kvkSaKov
in.
to bite into,
plain.
Hence
Ion.
-5, Adv.
o'l,
distinctly, visibly.
cvaps or cvapis, avdpoyvvoi.
, ,, -5,
', :
f.
:
os, part. pf. 2
foe, Lat. spoliare;
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
his
one of
-,
of, value.
(-$,
among. numero
( (, )
{jtvapa,
Ep. aor.
:
pf.
) (. (:
of
Scythian word,
= Greek
wearing
:
the spoils.
of, celebrate.
{)
Pass., aor. I
to strip
a slain
to strip
evTea,
-, (, ,
hence
-,, ^,
teeth.
f.
ov,
(/) native of
II. to
[y], to
weep
the country.
Dep.
to divide, distribute, esp. in
speak-
speak of; either in bad sense,

in
upbraid, reproach, revile: or

pf. pass,
good
sense, to tell
of
kvk.
of
pf. part. pass,
5, Adv.Comp. of
kv.
a
less
, ^,
in
:
kvdecvs, in
degree.
fut.
f's,
kvk, to be in want. {kv() in need of, wanting

of
:
or lacking
deficient,
inferior to
:
poor, weak
ov, (iV,
reckoned
in,
counted
egestas
taken into account, valued, Lat. in
-5, -; habitus.
ov,
6,
:
(kvap,
:
and
f.
6$) slaying men.

Dor.
II.
:
Pass., aor. l
:
to fit in
out,
-( , ,
Lat.
want, in need, kv6(fs lack, want, defect.

absol. in
:
Hence
want, lack of a thing absol. need, Lat. in plur. wants, needs, deficiencies. a proof. aTos,
or
, - {(() kvk(a ''^

:
f.
aor.
pf.
to
mark
in-dicare
II.
as
Att.
law-term, to
inform
also to fix a
be
weapon
in.
adapted
to.
tvdpov, TO, see (vapa. vapov, poet, for
-,
f.
intr. to fit, suit, to
against.
Med.
to
aor. 2 of
to
(.
2.
of.
make a show of Hence
a thing.
declare oneself: to display, 2. to shew, give proof
5,
0;$,
Dep.
begin with.
in
proof:
as Att.
a pointing out : a token, evidence, law-term, a laying information against
vhKa
one
(^.
irot/xei/ij
223
who undertook an
oi, at,
II.
office for
which he was
legally
disqualified.
-,
eleven.
ol
( ,^,
,
neut. of 6?s,
the
()
their sheep otit into the air,

indecl.,
i.
Eleven at Athens,
e.
-, -,
give
f.
the Commissioners of police.
long or broad.
cvSeKas,
constan'ly.
() , -,
,,
TO,
f.
, . ,
IvSiKa-TTOvs,
o,
-5, ,
$, ,
,
ov,
s,
gen. fos, eleven cubits long.
,, ,
gen.
one's hands, surrender
, :
(Ep. impf.) shepherds

i.
to
put on
i
aor.
:
to
give up as
e.
:
let
to feed.
Pass, to wear.
:
to
give into
lost,
up.
intr. to
II.
to afford:
also to allow,
throw grant: to
eleven feet cause.
(tv-Sf/ea) the
ov,
(-()
number
eleven.
the eleventh.
-,
-,
-8,
fern. -Tts, ihos, eleven
years old.
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
in,
-,
<)
Ion. for
continual, constant.
Adv.
(\(5,
a thing bound on, band. wall tip to build in a place. Dep. to grasp with the right hand,
to
of things, according to right, II, of persons, righteous, \just, upright. 2. possessed of right. III. Adv. with right, with justice : Sup.
ov, (kv,
-5,
',
fair, right, just: legal.
6$, -, , {'()
Dor. for
cv
clasp, embrace.
a seat in the air : a seat. From midday, at noon. II. in the open pitious, favourable; (From kv, Aios genit. of Z(vs, Lat. sub divo or right, good air. dio, Horace's sub Jove.) omens. ov, (Ij/, sitting on the same seat. ov, bound to a thing, entangled in. Adv. f. Ion. Dep. from within: from one's heart, II. within, c. gen. to take upon oneself, Lat. suscipere. II. to acof oneself Adv. within : also, at home. cept, admit, believe : also of things, to admit, allow = inipers. it may be, it is 2. of: hence = li/ to be in doubt, at a loss: possible ; it is not possible ; things possible ; f/c to by every to waver : of things, aor. 1 inf. pass, be matter of doubt. Hence possible means : Adv. possibly.
left to
ev
, {)- ()$) ,. ) , , {) (, -,
-,
-05,
,
:
:
iv-Bfîos, a, ov, on or towards the right hand, from, right ; neut. pi. as Adv. 7. pro-
, , \, -,
, ,
f,
(.
the entrails, Lat. intestina.
pi.
of
to revolve in.
ev-6ios, ov, at
-,
f.
to: to entangle in, implicate or involve in

tie
( $, -:
aor. I
:
'(.
',
-, -,
or pack up.
f,
ing, to fail.
xvant of: there
is
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 ;
to bifid in,
on or
to
Med.
605, 6-5, , .
77,
6v, dotibtful.
-,
~%, (,
-5, (, , $)
-5, (, $) . domi
he was
in
in
want of many
of.
things.
III. Pass, to
be a dwelling. Lat. intus
) -. , , [) ,
want
or need
ov,
-5,
-8,
69.
Adv. of
(($,
ifisufiicienlly.
(fv,
manifest,
clear:
Adv.
home
try
clearly. Sup.
f.
to live in or at a place. a place

:
ov, dwellitig
iti
esp.
at
household affairs. ov, {kv, held in repute, honoured. Adv. -$. of things, glorious.
( ) -8,
;
ol
Adv., and Prep, governing gen., {iv) within, : : in one's own counat home, Lat. those of the house, esp. the domestics
2.
native, opp. to îvos'. attached to

intestine.
with.
iv
or dwell in a place.
Att.
throughout.
absol. (sub.
\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.
[],
f.
. -, -, -, , - , ^-, , -,
f.
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
II.
Ion.
-,
f.
fut.
to
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
4$, {() $) 65, 5, , -, , /-, , $) -, 5, , $) -5, -, $)

ov,
sounding
(sub.
a key-note.
a, ov,
Comp. formed from

ov, in7nost.
to fall in
the key-note:
inner:
f.
with a heavy sound.

to
f.
{kv,
{kv,
run
i?t,fall into.
4-,
-, ,
($,
{$).
among
224
-, ,
f.
ivbvvaarevdi'to
have power in or
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,
-,
to
f.
, (^)
:
('))
From
[]
aor. i
;
put on another one in. with aor. 2 act. Med. put on oneself, put on, wear.
trans.,
on one,
darting.
to insinuate oneself into.
for, lie in ambush, Lat. insidiari in an ambush : to be ensnared.
ambush
ambush.
reside in
, ^, ^, ^, . , ^, , , (. , (. (. ^, , -, ) , . (. , . -, , , , (.
,
at,
. , ,, . ,
,
ivttiiâ,
aor. I of
aor. 2 of cvcYCYpaiTTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of ivtyxai and Iv^yKelv, aor. I and 2 inf. oi
^ . , . ,
clothe
3. to implicate
(,
.(, ^ -: (,
,
;
, .
:
.
Ion.
kvfiaa, aor. 2 part, of
, . ,,
in these tenses,
II. intr.
put and in
to
pf.
to
go
in,
enter
thou wilt enter the contest of

oneself in a matter: also
aor. 2 of
,
aor. 1
see
act.
and
.
II.
''.
pass,
.
of kvevrj'
aor.
-, ,
to bind in. of a lying in wait, atnbush, Lat. insidiae. (derived from but in the f
I
, ;.', -, . , . -, |, ,, -, , . , . ,
impf of
aor.
I
, , -, ,
f
or
(
aor.
of aor. 2 of aor. I of
I
'(^. ^. (^.
("^.
of
('/. /;.
Att.
aor. I of
drive in or
into.
aor. 2 of
^,
to roll or
wrap up
in, Lat. involvo.
aor. I
aor.
I of Ep. 3 sing, impf of
(.
of
med. of
vomii
in.
aor.
pass, of pass,
augm.
tenses,
as if
compd. of
ev,
(: )
:
, , ,
05
aor.
impf. of
^. ,
indecl.,
(kwia)
3 sing. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of Ion. for 3 pi. pf of kvvoicu. Ion. for 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of
ninety.
(^,
pass, of
to lie in
wait
fut.
Pass, to be caught
med. (with pass, sense) of , dumb, speechless : deafand dumb.
,
I
(.
to place in
[d], aor. 2 pass, of
Med.
to set aft
ambush
Pass, to be set
in
aor.
-5,
:
T0,=kve5pa.
ov, (kv,
supplied by
observe, remark.
-, , (, -,
aor.
I
( , , . , -,, , ,
aor.
aor. 2
I of with no
:
, , ,,
-,
'.
-[, -(, (.
f.
aor.
an imnate, inhabitant. and 2 of Dep. sit down in, abide or

aor.
I
cp.
Ep. for
Ep. for kvrjv,
(, impf
to
(.
of
f
to
i pi.
'^.
of
(.
pres. ia use, its
place being
:
Cf.
'.
see or observe
in
absol. to
, . ,, ,
(. --,
:
Ep. for rjveiKa (Ion. for r/vejKa), aor. inf. evuKai. Ep. for
^'^^,
aor. 2 inf
impf of
and
of
of
Ep. for
. ^^,
i
wrap up
in.
3 sing. aor.
f.
of
(tv,
, ^'.
sum) among.
it is
but
II.
to be in a
II. to
place,
to be within:
sible; impers.,
to be in or
be pos-
tveaTi
pass.
in one's power, one

it
may
OT^can: part. neut. tvov used absol.,

;
pf
being possible.
, -^, -('/ -( (^ -^ ,
aor.
I
, ,
fut.
:
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
aor.
act.
'/. (^.
and
pass, of
aor.
of
Ion. for
impf of
I
aor.
of of
poet, also
. .
(.
:
(-.
plqpf. pass, of
aor. 2
;
^vicTirov, inf. Ivitell, tell
or
to
scribe, relate.
2. to
speak
, address,
pf.
:
of, de3.
accosi.
simply,
speak, say.
fut.
4. c. inf io bid.
:
aor.
and
I
Dep.
make
or
create in
sense.
entwine, interweave.
, ', , ()
aor.
2.
is
also used in pass,
labour, pursue a calling, work for hire (fvfpyrjs) an action, operation, energy.
aros,
, an
effecf,
Hence work, be aciive. work, operaiion.

<! hOivbe.
-5, -05,
is,
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.
= Vfyyos.
{ev,
5,
-, ,
-6,
f.
to
push
in, to
thrust in.
, (^, , -, -^,
,
226
'^4.
ov.
aor. 2
Ivqpvyov,
to belch
on one.
:
Vp0,
neath.
before
vowel -6ev, from beneath

gen. beneath.
2.
be-
oneself in, to be joyful
II. c.
below, in the
power
the earth, of the dead and the gods below.

aor. 2 pass,
med. of
, [], (.
vcpoi,
(,
of.
pf. part. pass,

((/)
of
($),
^, 66, ,
66,
, ,
for

want of
, . ^. . . () ^.
(\\.
pf. part,
a fitting or fastening in. VpT6pos, 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 iVorT6fa)TOs Ion. for fvecTuiros, gen. of evearws (for
vepats,
(, ,
, {)
of
(.
and
aor.
I
-5,
Lat. inferi, those in or beneath
(^.
, ,-, , )
f.
-,, ,
5,
ov, (fV,
see evos,
to
spend one's youth

in.
in
to
amuse
Hence
prime of youth. act. and pass, of
a place of amusement.
in the
i
aor.
kv
, (, , , (()
Ep. for
is,
kindness, goodness.
8,
gen.
$,
(Connected with
, , ,
,
, , {()
(. (.
(.
, ,
;
, , {()
3 sing. aor.
I
aor.
of
plur. the
anything driven in : in rounds of the ladder fixed in the poles or

the pins driven into the axle,
$ (. . $.)
and
of
of
3 sing. impf. kind, friendly, good-hearted.
(.
sides
linch-pins.
-6, -, -(,
f.
.. , (. (. ,
med. of a pin, brooch. aor. 2 of [], aor. 2 pass, of
aor. I
3 sing. aor. 2 med. (in pass, sense) oikviô:. [], aor. I pass, oi
(.
in.
[],
aor. 2 pass, of
[], aor. 2 pass, of aor. I of

to be
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
pf. pass,
aor. 2 of
, , (. , -. (-(), -, . 6, 6, -(, -(, -, . , .

pf. pass,
1
aor.
2 sing,
impf of
Pass, (really pf. of

pf. pass,
cv
.
I.
of
. .
;
to be seated in.
3 sing,
pf.,
happy
, ,
fut.
of
(kv) Adv.,
.
to
of Place, there, Lat. ibi
fut.
ev-Uvaios, ov, (tv,
()
to sleep in or on.
also as relat. to
sleeps;
in or
on which one
;
case or state.
hither, Lat. illuc.
(Vfvvaiov a skin to sleep on
kvivvaiojv
, cvcp,
bed-clothes.
aor. I
, , -,
aor.
imperat., optat., subj., and

f.
( (
6-,
f.
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.
to take
, , , . '/. , 6, \, , (^(() .
Ep. aor.
I
, ,
6, Ep.
.. -. ,
both oi i of
aor.
^ (.
I
and of
2
()
to
swim.
Adv. here, now.

f.
and
I
of
-, 5, ,,
f cos,
f.
2. in this 01, where, Lat. ubi. 3. with a sense of Motion, thither,

II.
of Time, wheri.
thither, Lat. illuc: also, there:
to sit in or on.
a sitting in
aor. I of
aor.
med. of
aor.
of
'/((.
of
med. of
fut. pass,
aor.
pass,
inf.
of
6-6,
or
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.
-, ( , (. -, , (-(, , , {)
warm
in
to glotv
seat in the sun.
with love.
inf.
! (^
Hence
Pass.,
Hence
of Time,
vOavetv, aor. 2
of
cvOa-irep, (tvOa,
f.
()
Adv. there where, where.

in a place.
to
bury
ivOfvnv, Ion.
f.
for
(Iv, Oeos) to be inspired.
6,
Ep. aor. 2
,.
iiif.
(((.
of
to keep
fast within
, ()
hence, Lat. hinc.

I

226
IvOco,
cv
f
to
0-^
for ivOiCo, aor. 2 imper.
med. of
(.
II.
.
I
\^
Iv-Oios,
ov, full
of the god, inspired, possessed: found in a place

(kv,
given by inspiration.
f.
-, ,
,
put
in,
-, -,
-,
ev
(6$) to
heat
Pass., kv-
ev0eais, f^s,
piece
{()
has been heated by passion. a putting in.
--,
:
[],
for
to
set,
settle,
or
or
-, poet,
{kv,
:
Med.
found for
oneself.
-,
f.
a mouthful.
V-06TO, Ep. for kviO^To, 3 sing. aor. 2
med. of
iv-
ivGcTOS, ov,
(()
V0ot,
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,
:
-(
fut.
aor.
to
)- (-, I
to sit in or on.
Ep.
pf.
-(,
. (. -, , -, , ( , ) (. -, -,, - -, -, ( )
-,
off,
f.
, -8,
,
, )5,
ivQiVTiv, Adv., Ion. for

etc., aor. 2
of
II. ov, {(V, full of wild beasts. metaph. savage, wild, rough, untended, undressed.
-,
.
or
aor.
i
. )
inf.
:
:
put
in,
, , Dor.
to die in
:
(((.
implanted.
for
to enter.
(), ($,
aor. 2
-, -,
vw
:
cvi6pi{/as, poet. aor.
Ep. for kyn-
med. imperat. for f. [], Ep.

Ep. for
^. ((,
:
part, of
kvp((p.
hence
Ep.
for kyx-, to break in, break
to
grow
rigid or
torpid in.
-, -,
ivi-ot, ai, a,
Lat. infringo.
('/-(.
(vi
Ion. impf. of
ivOope, Ep. for (veOope, 3 sing, aor. 7 of Att. aor. 2 imperat. med. of
f.
(from
'= kv-va(. ,
=
as kviore
{(V0(os,
contr.
($)
f.
oT() some, Lat. ali-qui. vi-OT, Adv. for (vi ore
(
aor.
to be inspired.
times
-, ,
tv
f.
:
med. of
to
^, , {()
inf.
Dor.
-.
(,
at times, some
a reproof, rebuke
abuse.
(kv,
wrap
in a fig-leaf,
vi-irXeios, ov, Ep. for
(($, filled.
Ep. for
pi.
enwrap.
pov
-,, f
to
:
aor. 2 (vkOopov Ep.
leap into, upon,
among.
aor. I
:
((
pf. kv-
aor.
Dep.
(kv,
to lay to heart, con-
sider well, ponder.

at.
to take to heart, be
concerned
Hence
aTos, 6, a thought : invention, device, jurgo. stratagem. II. an argument in Rhetoric answering to the Syllogism in Logic and
3. to
form a
plan.
4. to infer, conclude.
-,
,(
med. and
subj.
I
of
{.
-, kn\.
pass, of
k\,
I
eyu
--,
Ep.
and 3
for
(--,
(v-nrtTivoi,
to ride in,
i
on or among.
Ep. aor.
inf of
kmp.
fut.
or kvkvlTTOV
5, , , , (kvv(oa)
($,
-,05,
upon
mihi,
ov, (kv,
08, , -^,
old.
the mind; I feel a scruple.

6v,
kv6v
to
)
:
consideration, esteem.
consideration
suspicion.
taken to heart, weighing koTi Lat. religio est
,
is
also to maltreat, ill-use.

{.
:
aor. I
part,
,= kv(avos,
f.
kvvos.
array in armour
:
tenses, to put, set, place in.

pf. pass.
-,-, -( collat.
,
;
-, -, , ,
6-,
aor. 1 subj. of
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 to reprove, reproach, upbraid, Lat. oh \\.^kv(^, to tell of, announce. evt Ep. for
:
&,
(-,
fut.
aor. 2 inf.
and
of
form of
(,
1
kv(^.
med.
intrans. in
armed
II.
ivi, poet, for kv.
in mail.
dat. of (Ts.
or within.
(VI, for (veari, it is in
also
//
allowed, possible.
be close upon, to be at
iviavtrios, ov, also a, ov, (kviavTos)
of a year, one
III.
the present
year
II.
yearly, year by year.

;
for a year, lasting a year year.
kv.
($
gone for a
resist, object.
( ((
viavTOs, every year.
6,
2.
-,
(
f.
Med., with aor. plqpf

:
(
:
aor.
to reprove, reproach
also fut.
and
II.
Causal in these
pf. kvk-
2. to
begin.
;
act.
kv(v
3. to
to be set in, to
stand in
be upon,
in
7. to be appointed.
hand ;
(($
month
of circumstances, to arise, occur; present circumstances. 4. to oppose,
[],
to strengthen.
II. intr.
((vos) a year
kviavTov yearly, any complete space of time ; (tos kviavTwv as times rolled on the
;
to
gain strength.
Ep. for kvT and (yx~ Ep. aor. I part. pass, of f. to carve in or upon. fjpos, fern. (kvval) an inhabitant
year came.
cv
, -, -, -, ^, -, -, ,
6-,
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.
-, -, 5, , -^,
-(, = ((.
(-, k\.
etc.
^.
vvaT6tpa.
-8, ov,=sq.
vvo-Tf|s,
(s,
(kvvka, (tos) nine years old
neut.
kvva(T(s, as Adv., yor nine years.

-5,
227
from root
:
Ep. fut. dwell in : inhabit. evvaKis, Adv. (ivvia) nine times, Lat. novies.
-:
:
vva-cTts,
to
5, ,
v.
6,
= ev-vaerrjp.
fem. of (vva(TT]S, nine years old. med. aor. i ivtvaa-
--, -$, 6-5,

wea-Kpovvos,
ov,
-$,
-, , '",
f.
, , -.
ov, {evvea,
is,
,
nine
ivvah^
VESTIO
:
Ep. 3 pi. aor. I med. of 6vv3tos, false form for evaros.

indecl. nine, Lat.
.
a
also
Ep, clothes on another

sing,
self,
,;^ ' ', '' (, ^ ,

or
:
".
'
/^, = /^2,
I
:
f.
Ep.
Ep. aor.
fut.
3 sing,
aor. I
Ep.
Pass., pf.
plqpf.
'^, 3 dual
:
Med.
;
,
c.
:
(,
',
Ep.
3
thou
Med.
Lat.
eloai, elrai, but
but 2 sing,
3 pi.
clothe oneself in,
put on
ace. rei,
uaro: to put to put on one-
Pass, to be clad in, to
to build ships in.
wrap
Athens, called also cwcd-XCvos, ov, {hvea,
-,5,
of nine.
. ) -, )
ov,
indecl. tiineteen.
5) {)
novem. worth nine beeves.
or shroud oneself in hadst been clad in coat of stone,
Hence
nineteen months old. springs,
-, , , ) '. -5, )
i.
e.
been buried.
lodge
in.
twvTO, 3
sing, impf,
f.
med. of
{kv,
to sleep or
ov, or os, ov, {kv,

II.
nightly, in the
{tros) nineteen years old.

well
at
night, by night.
with
dead.
-05,
of nine threads. of nine months.
nine cubits long.
:
ov, (ivvea,
(kvvea,
cvveas, aSos,
-$,
-,
sand.
a number II. the ninth day of the month. ov, {ivvia, of nine tones or notes. ai, a, Ep. for ivaKis nine thou(^(vvia) the
ov, (Ivvia,
$)
inf.
, -,.
ov,
dwelling in Night, of the
05.
Ion. for
and
part, of
ev-o8tos, a, ov, Ep. clv-oSios,

on, or by the
to
-5, , -6, ,
Iw0v, Ep,
eweos,
false
worse form for
indecl. ninety
), ) ^,
and
number nine
road ;
their nests by the way-side.
^
Att.
:
(, -$,
,
ov, (kv,
II.
aor.
$)
in,
kvubioi wasps that have
of
belonging
-,
place
:
a journey.
f.
5,
-|,
,
cws,
f.
to diuell
to inhabit.
Hence
to
a dwelling in a place.
of nine strings.
ninety.
fut.
to
make
dwell in a
in.
Pass, to be settled or take
up one's abode
nine.
Ion. 3 pi. pf. of kvvokw. for Vov, impf. of to
6-\05, ov,
swim. (kvvia, bpyvia) nine fathoms long,
-,
inhabitant.
nest or
cv-oCkios, ov, (kv, oJkos) in the house, keeping at home.

17^0;, to
build in a place.
as Subst.
in.
II.
to build up, block up.
v-otKOs, ov, dwelling in
a dweller
in,
an
-
hatch
form
Att.
:
-^, ,
f.
for ej/eos.
to
mahe a
-,
,
(sub.
f.
young
77,
,
a
:
II. pass,
dwelt
to
pour
in wine.
in
c.
ace. to hatch.
evviTta, poet, lengthd. for
4.
,
-,
I
-, , (-8,
see tvecia.
to nod,
, -,
f,
f.
ov, (kvvea,
Ep. for
(kvvia,
Ep. for
:
($,
aor.
pf.
aor.
pass,
mind,
anxious.
(^
Ion.
:
) (, ^)
i
:
beckon or make signs to. nine years old or long.

ninety.
Adv. for nine days. fem. gen. of evos, as Adv.

Ion. part.
also
of,
) $ $)) ,
(ej/tTTCi)
, ,
iv
part, neut.of eVi//,used absol.,// being possible.

cry, scream, voice,
sound
esp.
a war-cry,
battle-shout.
v-OTrXios, ov, (kv,
in or with arms : 6 kvthe tune/or the war-dance.

in arms, arined.
ev-oirXos, ov, {hv,

Ion.
:
kvoa)
that to
up
in
{() ,- kv6^poa
f.
a mirror.
(supplied from obsol.
;
aor, 2 kveiSov, q. v.
II. to
to see or observe
in
to
:
think
to
Med., with have in one's

thought,
be
in a person or thing.
look at or upon.
II,
consider,
ponder
take
cvopKios, ov, = 'ivopKos. v-opKos, ov, {kv, opKos) bound by oath, sworn.
II. to
to do, c. inf.
understand. III. to intend IV. to devise, plan, invent, Lat.
which one
is
sworn
(^kv,
:
dneiv
to speak
on oath.
excogitare.
Hence
a thought
ewoia,
ov, {kv, within the pale of the law, lawful, right : of persons, just, upright : also, under the law. II. (I r, feeding in, inhabiting.
-5,
:
17,
!)
:
v-voos, ov, contr. -vot;s, ovv,

sensible
-5, ,
woxXets, poet,
Comp. evvovoTfpos, Sup. -$.

poet, for
an
intent, design.
6-5 [],,, -6, kvp

fut,
6$) one who
aor. 2 pass, kvobpTo

stir
(,
vovs) thoughful,
the
-5, )
Earthshaker, a
name of Poseidon
ov, poet, for
^-, {$, )
or Neptune.
2 sing,
-, , -8, -5, , , -$,

f.
{kv,
aor.
Pass, to arise in or
to leap in or
)
I
is
:
kvwpoa
:
in harbour. 3 sing. Ep, to arouse or
among.
upon, assail, attack.

los,
and
, ,=
5.
by-
ov, {kv, opxis) uncastrated, entire.
-, {, of
"ENOS "ENOS
tvos
or evos,
Lat.
ANNUS,
etc.
fruit
Subst. a year:
with quivering leaves.

for
(!,
hence kviavros acp^vos, h'uvos,

or vos,
last
II.
ov. Adj.
a year old, last year's;

:
KapTTos
years
generally,
old,
gone,
via (sub.
I 2
.),
the old
and
: : :
kpos
228
new day,
the old,
i.e.
this 2,0th
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.
Ep. cases of fern. the day after to-morrow, avpiov

TTj evr), (is
Ivos, gen. of
vooas,
shaker, a
tvo-nrjs,
-,
iojs,
. 6
,
f. f.
gen.
',^..'. perendie,
;
and
cV, one.
{*() a shaking, quake.

6,
ovos,
{evoais,
$, ,
name
cv-ovpavios, ov, (ev, ovpavos) in heaven, heavenly.
-,
:
-,
:
augm. impf.
molesto
troubled or annoyed.
ov,
subject to a penalty
, {) -,
absol.
to
pf.
,
,
^,
to
:
of Poseidon or Neptune. (efs) tmity, concord.
- , ' {$). ) , ,
to string a
to extend,
.
: :
: :
bow
also to stretch
on or over a thing
prolong.
Att.
cv
-, ,
f.
:
to enrol, register in
of
Pass, to be posted in battle.

Ion.
so too,
Adv.
{) '('.
tirne
:
I.
Place, here, there, Lat. hie
also hither, thither, Lat.
hue.
II.
of Time, at the very
then,
now.
2.\'ikeLat. deinde, thereupon, then.
Hence
the
Earth-
make water
pass,
:
in.
the augm. tenses take a double
as
aor.
to trouble, disturb, Lat.
be
an annoyance
held
in,
Pass,
to
be
-, -,
f.
f.
f.
in or into, to drive into, hurl or laimch at.

f.
-, ,
f. f.
, -
liable to be accused of a crime.

in.
to
=
:
sew up in. piyow (v, to shiver or freeze

pf. pass,
;
notice of, intimate. aor. I
pf. act.
be dressed or equipped
:
,, -;, , -, -, ,
-,
launch in or upon.
cv
cv
f.
,
to
to be to
:
bound
:
by, liable or
to
shake
mean, imply
Med.
to
give
Med.
Pass., with to dry up dried tip. Pass, to get ready, prepare :
Ep. Ep.
-:
:
to dress oneself up.
to
hurl,
dart,
II. intrans. to fall

:
-, ,
to
f.
\pw
dash in or t^pon
in or on.
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-
$ , ^. (^'. 6, ( 4
appliances for a kind arms, armour ; rigging, tackle of a ship; evrea banquet; evTca
:
II. of ox used in burial. a shroud or winding-sheet; funeral honours, obsequies. instruments, gear, tools of any "ENTEA, ojv,
05, , -, , , (,
f.
[], Att. form for Adv. hither, Lat. hue.

burial.
to btiry.
Hence
Subst.,
ov, {kv, rafpos)
6$
, '^
of
pf. pass,
:
hoise-trappifigs, harness.
pf.
-,
Pass.,
fut.
-Tfi
aor.
stretch or strain tight,
the chariot board

y((pvpai
to
bend a bow
.( (
of
aor.
I
Ivirîva'. p{.
pf.
[a]:
to
Lat. intendere
is
5i<ppos
hung
ttpoti straps
a bridge of boats
poet,
form of kv:
Pass, to stick in.
(tv, oidppos) to
harden
) -,
hement,
kvevaa
fut.
(
:
'/
,
to
ds
Att.
epjov.
wall
in, fortify
Pass.
Med.
to
wall
in,
i.
e.
blockade.
to
to
-, -,
become callous, inveterate.

ov, wise in a thing.
f.
-,
:
sown
-5,
or spread
among.
ov, (tv,
in alliance with
f.
adversary.
) (($ -, , -, ^ , -,
-', -:
f.
f.
-,, kv. -, ,,() 5,

f.
under truce or safe-conduct. to let drop in.
)
to
in. in.
sow among
Pass, to be
end -, , -5, = Adv. -$, ~$.

f.
v-TKvos, ov, {kv, T(Kvov) having children.

one's life in a place.
(S,
included in a treaty
command
-,
kv
complete, entire, perfect
Sup.
, -6
mostly in Med.,
Pass.,
fut.
Ion.
ov,
one
who
withstands, an
grave or
sacrifice.
inscribe upon.
kvea(va
:
(-,
-(
:
to enjoin,
commands.
to
med. of foreg.
f.
cut in, en-
II. to
cut in pieces, to
to dress in:
Pass.,
clad in a horseman's dress.

as Dep.,
tofix or
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, bellyVTepovia,
ti}7iber.
(V, to
encamp
or
, , , ,
move
in.
,
ev
fut.
turn about in
to
-05, , {evTta, epyov) ivorking in harness.
Pass, to turn
2. c. ace. loci, to visit.
Ion. ev
I
aor.
inf pass, of
--,((.
inf.
-,
to
, {\$ an
:
5, 5,
impress on.
65, 5,
injunction, precept.
:
f.
poet, for kvravvaai stretch or strain tight : to bend or rather

aor. I
,
,
65,
5,
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
pf. part. pass, pf. part. pass,
kv.
kve.
kv.
kvkv.

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 VT6v0vt [], Att. for evTevOev. rub away, wear by rubbing. IvTCVîS, 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.
:
v96VTv, Adv. thence, Lat. hinc or illinc.
VT6V06V
Ion.
{()
:.
{(^)
5, - , -, ,
229
, (
:
-, -,
^
from
in.
up to love.
-, (
to
instil
:
6vtC, Dor. for

fut.
and
in, Lat.
elai,
:
also
produce in : to create or cause intr., (VTeTOKws, inborn.

{. f.
-, -, -,
-5,
(- )
aor. 2
put
Med.
f.
to
imponere : metaph. to inspire, put in for oneself, store up, lay by : to hold in honour.
:
sum.
Ep.
inf.
$ -^. , {() 5, (() () '.

spect or reverence
-8,
() )
to
kv-
among, or with
f,
, -,
,
f
:
,
make
for one:
also shame, reproach.

in pi. tricks, artifices.
ov,
brought up
in, living in,
aor. 2
to
bear or
, -, , (,
;
f.
absol. to be luxurious.
II. pf. part,
ov,
Oeuiv what is honoured in the sight of the gods, their ordinances or attributes : Adv., or to hold him in honour.
, ,)
to
(ej/,
up greedily,
to squirt
upon. value in or among.
-, -^
:
)^ -, tivos a fwrsling.
II.
whisper in one's ear. to revel in, play in

to
sport of.
:
aor. 2
to eat
to
devour.
in honour, honoured, prized:
, $, , {) .
, , {^) 5,
VTO, 3
pi.
/
Of,
cut, incision, notch.
aor. 2
med. o{ (4\\) an injunction, command.
$ -, -,
also ==
f.
aor. 2
pf. iv-
to light
:
to converse with
{.
upon, fall in with, meet with. to intercede with. 3. to read. tv, to happen to be in.
to roll or
2.
II.
Ep. impf. of
:
'/;
:
wrap
;
but also aor.

I
:
cut in pieces, cut iToiuv to offer as victims.
up ;
vTovos, oy,
eager, violent.
v-TOirtos, ov,
((i/TetVou)
strained:
violently.
intense,
earnest,
Adv.
-$,
' ) /5 -) -.
to equip,
on
[]
f.
Ep. aor.
ace. pers.,
:
deck out, get ready, furnish, prepare : c. kvTvvHv to make one ready, urge him
'
up.
imperat.
{evTca)
also c. inf. to
urge
Adv.
{kv,
to
-8,
:
= 'ivTOTTos.
Tonos) in ov of a place.
Lat.
intus,
ov, ((V,
VTOs, Adv. iKTos

Prep.
c.
(iv)
I.
intrinsecus,
;
opp.
to
-, , -, -, = ', (. ,
shew the shape of
f.
do a thing. of Priam, iv covered with his mantle so as

to
his limbs.
{ev,
to
of Place, gen., kvTos

c.
in, within, inside
also as
2.
in
my
II,
senses.
on
Mars
him.
5,
in
f.
smoke,
to
stamp, engrave.
[]
Ep. impf.
this side, Lat. citra, c. gen.
of Time, within,
in less than,
gen., evTos
hkoci
within 20
days.
within.
Hence
-,
the Warlike, epith. of Ares or the Iliad; but, in later authors, different from II. as Adj., warlike, furious, [a]
f.
{)
an
Att.
77,
to instdt
one in
a thing.
-,
prove,
self,
,-, .
, ,
f.
f.
:
tvToaOe and before a vowel -Oev,

aor. 2 inf.
Mw.from
within,
-5,
water.
vv8pis,
los,
ov, living in the water.
aor. 2
fut.
of evTpwyw. inf. pass, of 2 pass, of to turn about

to
in or by water.
metaph.
to re-
make ashamed : Med. and

:
Pass, to turn oneto, listen to,
turn towards a person respect or pay deference to
give heed
Iv, to
a thing seen in sleep, Properly neut. of
, ,
,',
cv-v8pos, ov, {kv,

II.
in
to, c. dat.
slip in, enter.
) - , '.
-6,
:
-,
etc., to
feel
shame or fear. bring up or train

become natural
(from obsol.
II.
-5, , = (5.
aor.
I
of habits,
f
grow up
or
ivitb,
-,
f to be inwoven.
. , ,. -,
aor. i
. , ,
of
f.
with water in of water, watery.
)
to
otter.
From
it,
holding
III. living
dream.
From
2.
a dream.
(vvtrvios, ov, {(V,
$)
to
appearing in
sleep.
of
weave in as a pattern
Pass.
to
run
in, to
move freely
of
in.
to
05, ,
Hence
inwoven.
oos, contr. ovs,
Enyo, goddess of war,
aor. I inf. pass,
Hence
answering to the
Roman
Bellona.
230
-5, , , {})
,
leader of an
(.
:
:
soldiers
division of the
-8,
as
a division of the Spartan army, being a suband containing 32 men.

ov, (ev,
spirator.
68, ) -, ? ,, ,
enter
From
to
, , , -,
, , .
3,
, ,
:
Adv. Adv.
(iv,
-$,
properly, any
( -,
:
e^ttKoVtot.
es,
|-65,
band of sworn
Iâeris,
botmd by oath
a con-
on oath,
to one's face.
From
dat. kv-
-,
-,
-,
from
5. Adv.
Att.
gen. ios,
(, ctos) six years old: kâeTs,for six years.

to collect out from.
fern.
Med.
strengthd. for
-, ,
f.
^.
to
make
quite bloody.
-,
of taking
Dep.
to take
($,
(^)
away, carry off. a taking out
a way
the face, countenance
out.
Adv. before the face, openly, Lat. palatn. the inner walls fronting those who
properly neut. of
ov, ((V,
in the presence
6-5,
,
:
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 eâyw.
2 pass,
of 3 sing. Ep. aor.

aor. i
) (,
. , ^ ^^ ^
of Lat. coram.
($.
^-aipTOv, verb. Adj. of one must select. ^-aip6T0S, ov, taken out, picked out, choseti. 2. reversely, taken out, rejected, expelled. II. that
^,
From
can be taken
out.
From
:
in one's presence, face to face.
f.
plied
obsol.
:
') Med,,
pf.
aor. 2
kûXov Ep. t^tXov

fut.
(supaor.
:
Pass.,
to take out, take out of: self : to unlade, discharge
Med.
:
Ion.
to take out for one-
ones cargo.
also to be
:
take from
among
others, to pick out, choose:
be picked out for a special gift

devoted.
III. to
-, ,
f.
information sent
otit
to the
enemy.
:
to tell out, publish, report

:
send out information to the enemy Med. to promise to do Pass, to be reported as doing ; impers., âyye\\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 kâyyeKos told what was going on behind the scenes. lâyyiXros, ov, told of, discovered.
esp.
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.
take
aor. I
raise,
cite.
take away, remove
dedicated, Med.
(-,
;
II. to
Pass, to
to
(-,
:
contr. of Ion.
form
(-
fut.
-5,
(^
I
exalt,
to lift up, lift off thu earth. extol. 3. to arouse, stir
2. to
II.
Med.
to
up, excarry off for oneself, earn :
be
to take a
III. Pass, to
disease on oneself, catch

2. to
of things, devoted, mystical.
-,
-ay,
f.
it.
excited, agitated.
((ayye)
Att.
ky. ^,', (kây)

Ion. for
-5,
to
drive out as a pollution.

II.
gressing right, lawless.

violent.
accursed, abominable.
away,
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 ; âyiva exports. 3. to draw out fro?n,
f.
-, , -, , -, ,
f.
-,
to
aor.
(e, ayKOrv) to
nudge with
to
the elbow.
-^,
(l,
yvv)
break and tear
utterly destroy, antiihilate.

f.
:
rend.
-, :
- ,-, -,
ov,
{,
be raised, to rise.
beyond what
II.
is
right, trans-
of things, monstrous:
fut.
Att.
-:
-',
~:
to
f.
rush forth, start out. (l, to bring to naught,

aor. i
to
$)
-^
to
demand from
to
another
l.
mand
beg a person
-,
-^
^, ,
off,
his
de?nand that he be given up, desurrender Med. to beg for oneself, to

gaift his release.
Hence
2.
^ ^'SS"â
set free from.
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
, , ^-,
,
:
apply a cure ;
deias
a leading
out,
drawing out
exporta-
hence
-,
to to
-apxos, ov, (kâs,

fut.
<-
sing away one's life, sing away a spell.

Ion. for
, ( -, )
ov, carried otit;
f.
kayya exports.
Att.
Dep. to struggle hard. leader of a body of six.

:
to
^.
sing away ; e/id it in song, as the swan II. to sing of, descant upon.
launch.
stretch otit to: to shoot forth from one's

ai,
Hence
-, , |-, -,
^',,
f.
( , -,
ov,
2.
|-5, -5, ^|-,
9^
intercession.
choice, precious.
chosen, ((, Adv. on a sudden. fut. Dep.

:
:
a demanding from another.
to heal completely, to
appease
it
iv-
to
make up for
deficiencies.
Hence
($, , a thorough cxire. Adv. (e) six times, Lat. sexies. six thousand ; and
sixty thousand.
to
Hence
follow up, imitate.
fut.
Att.
to
dart or shoot forth,
metaph.
a,
to direct
away from
also to
utter.
mouth,
() six hundred, Lat. sexcenti.
|05, , , -,
f.
a sound,
fully.
-,
esp.
f.
from a
f.
,
to to to
six-hindredth.
:
aor.
:
-/
:
(

to
III.
^^.
also, to requite, repay.
231
bear
one for another, pass over from one place to another, withdraw from : Med. to pass out. III. in Med!
distance
to listen for.
make
accurately, finish care-
II. to
inquire accurately.
eâ-
press, as cheese.
f.
(-,
to
Xayov
f.
plaster over.
frotn one's mind.
pf.
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.
'.
-XXyv
^ $ -, -, , (. -, ' $ ) ( -, , , - -, - -: -: -, ( , , {)
^-,
fut.
:
-, , (, , ^- , . . , ^.
blind utterly;
mestris
rally, to ruin,
, , -,
put out
f.
speak distinctly. to reach the top of; Att. to skim the upper air. verb. Adj. of ^070;, one must march out.
(-
Tpos^ (sub. TOvos), 6, the heroic or
(\gene-
,(
of a
:
his eye.
-',
:
-, , -, , ) -, -, ($, )
.
to
milk or suck out.
II.
to
to be utterly careless of.
ov, (e^,
of six metres : hexameter verse.
(-
ov,
as Subst.,
f.
city, to sack,
storm
I
tricate oneselffrom
f.
destroy
to exhaust.
Dor. for
3 sing. aor.
of
pass.
;
mently
Ep. aor. I med. inf o{ a box for ointment.

aor.
i
:
Att.
-rjkfiipa
to
From
desperate struggles. out of one's wits.
(
,
it.
:
{(,
lasting six months, Lat. se6 or a half-year. to get out of a diffculty, ex-
aor. i med, Dep.: to stmggle vehehaving gone through
-II.
II. to
Pass., pf. f^-
of the Cyclops' eye.
anoint thoroughly,
:
II. to
;
wipe out, erase

the
metaph. to
destroy utterly, blot out
raXoyov
to strike his
name q^
list:
Med., (-
kic
away, []
6-, -;, ,
Med.
f. f.
:
III. as Pass, to be
drive out of: to drive rooted out,
to
ward
off from oneself, drive
to force or
compel
:
utterly.
to force out,
<pp(v6s to
blot
out the suffering
Dep.
f.
to
beware
of,
shun, escape.
I
*-,
:
only found in aor. take him
part.
kâXiaas [],
-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.
aor. 2
of or
^-, from
lip
:
drive away.
Pass, to
to roll out, roll well
airaye
-;,
fut.
to
make
to boil
up or over: me-
home when you have given

;
taph.,
him a good roll (see (]/($ you have rolled, tumbled me out of my
/
all.
|-,
ilavaûv
f.
to let his fury boil forth.
f.
a changing
:
difference.
:
From
to take
up out
back
to beat
Med.
of.
of ships,
to retreat by
Att.
fut.
aor. I
^-,
el
f.
backing water.
fut.
:
-Xaya
:
Pass.,
aor.
pass.
aor. I
to
consume or destroy
utterly
pf.
Pass, to be quite tised up, Lat. exhauriri.

to set quite free.
shuttle to
aor. 2 part.
-,(8
and fro.
fut.
f. f.
:
forth
from ; down from it.
-, -,
- (5 ((
:
[/]
aor.
to
Dep.
to mistake utterly, err greatly,
to
: metaph. yevovs anavTos ing the stock of all the race cut off.
stroy
f miscarry : metaph., made mv wit miscarry.
(-,
of,
alter: hence to put
: -, - (5 'Pass, to
-,
mow
:
off^,
commit afault against: be mismanaged, wrongly treated. Hence , an utter mistake, error.
fut.
--:
II. to
1 Ep. spring out of or

:
-^, -, ,
-,
Med.
f. f.
(, ,
exhaustion.
to breathe
to
hang up
a thing
II. to
again, revive, from or by ;
to attach oneself.
f.
leap up; of horses, to rear.

:
aor. i
aor. 2
(. -:
:
or
pf. pass.
finish reaping
to cut off, de-
, ,, :
and
to
leap
intr.
-, ,
f
f.
-, , (, , (()
f.
|-^,
rekindle.
to snatch
away.
7.
[],
:
to tear
away from.
a removal.
ivreaths.
I
an uprising from
the resurrection.
to
crown with
fut.
and aor.
inf of
to
|-, ,
to
turn upside
down
hurl
headlong from.
-,
an
Pass.,
hav- to spring from.

to
pf.
make
-, -, -^,
to
f.
make spring up from.
II. intr.
you have water.
from
exchange,
to take the
fut.
aor. I
off,
lay aside
Med.
to
retreat.
place
follow close on.
II.
of Place, to change
-^,
-, ,
illness.
Adv. quite openly. to bring up from the II. intr. to emerge from : to recover
f
to
go
out of the way, withdraw,

f.
II. c.
ace. to evade.
and Med.
^,
, ) - - ) --, -. :
232
slaves, reduce to utter slavery

is
mans
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.
,' ,
Att.
:
^//49
:
(,
to <;ell/or
^-5,
f.
ov,
(,
of six bandsaor.
I
the Att.
fut.
kâvhpa-
breadths.
also used in
pf.
pass,
sense, as are aor.
Att.
-,
-,$ (^
fcus,
a selling for slaves.

:
pf.
Pass.
-,
years;
to inflate
:
6(pos
(\-,
-,
bring
f.
puff up.
ject.
, , -, , ^-,, (-, -^ '. , . ,

= -,-,
fut.
to nothing.
.
:
(.
:
-, ($ -,
:
Hence
to
to free from,
remove from:
aor. I
oneselffrom, get rid

deceive thoroughly
:
of.
come
to
aor. I
pf.
pf. pass,
aor. I of
6-,
. .
II. to
(f^,
scatter to the winds,
-, -, -, ^-, ) ,
teeth.
to
seduce
f.
:
Med.
:
-7remove
to
to cheat or
fut.
Pass.,
with
med.
to be utterly deceived.
II. to
little,
and aor.
of
of
('.
( ^( (, -,
impose
part,
i^pon.
a gross trick or deception. a deceiver. TJpos, 6, Comic Dim. of to cheat a
{(^)
(^,
:
Ep. form of
:
aor. 2
opt.
also 3 sing, aor, 2
med.
occurs in act. sense.

ov,
use), to observe from afar.
to find out, invent.
f.
pass.
,
II.
to hold up or out : intr. to proMed., impf. and aor. 2 with double augm.
:
aor. 2 of
i
aor.
of
aor.
of
2. to bloom with, to be covered with, to flowers. break out with, of sores. 3. metaph. to burst forth,
break out, flourish.
flowers, adorn, paint.
forth from.
remittere.
slacken, loosen.
these tenses Causal, to

to
pel.
Med., with aor. 2
-/{,
tion.
driven out from one's home. depopulated.

place
:
-, |-, -,
:
Lat. exhaurire.
see out, Lat. exantlare.
it.
- -: ^, -, - - -, , -, -, - -, -, -, -, -, ( . - , .: , : -, , -, ( -, -,
:
6^-,
f.
pf.
6|-[,
to
f.
Att.
-, , ) -, , -, -, -, -, -, -5,
ov,
-, . ,
-6,
(,
TTovs) six feet long.
inf
aor. 2
(f^,
05, ,
f.
Adv., later form of
$) 5. = 8.
Ion.
six
to unfold, roll to step
Cf.
(with no pres. in
six cubits long.
Adv., collat. form for

ov,
to
bear up againsf.
a-^r\os,a,ov,
(,
-,(.() ,,
From
out
:
[]
sixfold.
i.
long,
e.
1200 feet long.
pf.
to explain.
f.
out of.
to
put
out
(1^,
dvOos) to deck as with

aor. I
utterly
-\,
:
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.
to
f.
Att.
to destroy
intr. to
Med., with
perf. 2 act.
f.
or
perish utterly
send out or forth,

2.
let
loose
c.
gen. to send
3.
to let go, dismiss.

II.
|-^,
loss,
^-,
f. f.
to perish out of.
Pass, to return out of.

to
wash thoroughly.
intr. to slacken, relax,
Lat.
in
2.
to
sharpen well.
^-',
also
Med.
6-,
[t], to
i
:
to be utterly at
f.
aor. I
be in great perplexity.
to
make
rise from one's seat.

:
send out or away
to divorce.
remove from a settlement

3. to act.
make
pf.
to emigrate, exII.
atone fully.
to
depopulate, destroy.
Pass,
and
to
:
destroy utterly.
II.
plqpf.
-',
:
f.
aor.
fasten
to
from
or
intrans. to rise
2.
generally, to
from one's seat or staarise and depart from a

3. to be
to
c.
dat. to attach to.
Med.
hang from,
cling to a thing.
2. to fasten
about oneself, wear.

aor.
I
to be
Ion. pf. pass, of
Att.
-,
(1^,
sell.
fut.
to
to lay open.
f.
dash or knock
to set upright, restore.

I
:
f.
aor.
^-,
out, shatter:
metaph.
to assail furiously.
f.
apyus)
to be quite torpid
to
draw
out,
Pass, to be quite neglected.
II.
metaph.
f.
to
endure
:
to the end,
to
f turn into money,

f.
Att.
, and
f.
Att.
|-,
inf.
to accomplish, fulfil.
2. to
aor. \y\ dispatch,
Dep.
to
make
oneself
kill,
Lat.
acceptable to
also to
conficere.
plish
3. of Time, to bring to an end, accomhence to finish one's luay to a place, arrive at
|-,
merare.
f.
4.
.,
c.
to
manage
to
do,
Lat.
ejfficere
-,
it is
ut
5.
Med.
to finish for oneself.
money. enough for : impers., enough for, satisfies me, c. inf.

\\. to
f.
win
to
over, conciliate.
count throughoiit, Lat. etmin ready
pay
to be
(
II. to
with:
233
;
abound
doing.
, (,
is,
in, be content
c.
part, to be satisfied with
III. to assist,
succour.
enough,
sufficient.
Adv.
f.
pres. part,
of
I
sufficiently.
(-, 05,{(^) ,,
: :
\-,
aor.
1
tâpvos, ov,
to snatch
|-,
- -- - ,
aor.
to
deny strongly.
Hence
good
at
f.
Att.
away from:
fut.
to
with fut. med. be hung upon, hang upon. one, be equipt with : cf.
Pass.,
-, -,
to view.
Pass., pf.
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
f.
,.
|-5,
,,
fut.
Att.
^, , (, , (. , . (.
and
or
:
denying or disowning. denying, disowning.

pf. pass,
:
(. (. , , ,. ( , - , , )
efapKrys
eêtrat.
-^,
-,
pi, for
f.
[i/]
aor.
to
draw
Hence
forth.
aor. I inf. of
enough,
aor, 2 of
aor. 2 of
Aeol. and Ep.
and
bail
-6,
:
Med, give Hence |5, ($, , a giving

to
f,
(k(,
to
free by giving
bail
Pass, to be set free

bail or surety.
:
on
bail.
f,
-(ffpw,
to
awaken
to
raise
from
:
to rescue from danger.
hang from
or upon.
pf.
dead : generally, with Ep. aor. 2

act.
to arouse, excite
('^,
Ep. aor.
I
to kindle
Pass,
pf.
the
to
to be
inf. -eypiaOai, and aroused, to wake up.
2. to
have fastened to be exposed 3.
aor. 2 of
('/.
pi.
1
2 pass,
of
((^.
to complete, finish
|,
c^cSeiâ, aor.
of
to be completely furnished.
[y], to
(,
ov, beginning.
II. as
Subst.,
6,
a leader, beginner, Lat. auctor.
2. the first in
. . (, . 5,
a house.
|,
|, |-,
aor.
aor.
of of
3 sing, aor, 2 med, of 77, Lat, exhedra, a covered walk in front of

aor, 2 of
. (.
2. c.
aor, 2 of
i|-s6pos, ov, {(,
() away from home
generally,
of,
rank, chief, Lat, princeps. chorus, = Kopvcpaios.
3. the leader
out of one's senses. omens, in a bad quarter. to begin, lead off; f. 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:
-, ,
-,
^-({,
f.
aor. I
out.
to
II.
to train or exercise
. :
- <,
of
the .strange, extraordinary.
gen. out
away
II.
from;
(($
of
to adorn, deck Pass. thoroughly :
,( -, ,
f.
-, ,
be well trained in.
aor.
, (,
,
((.
to
dishonour utterly.
|-,
6^-,
Att. contr. for
(..
to
dry up, parch
Adv., for e^ point of time, at once. i^-avris. Adv. for
^-, -,
f.
f.
,
to
:
also in Med. speak out to wear out by piping.
tip.
, . , ,
(,
aor, l
of
aor. 2 of
aor, 2
i
med. of
aor.
of
of (^(, (, imperat. of -, ((,

aor. I
^t, for
inf.
:
aor. 2 of
(. (. (. (. (. '((
aor. 2
also aor. 2
to
. (.
exibo.
in use,
without any pres.
Dep.
to leave one's quarters.
to look out, see far
[$ $],
at the very
see luell to
it.
Cf.
anew.
-, (-, |-,
f.
obsol.
-, , , -, )
II.
Tivos
set
-(,
ftiVos
( -,
aor.
I
:
{(, avTis) over again, of Place, back again, backwards. to desert from. f.
to boast loudly.
(-,
to
poet, for (^(i-r\s. Adv. a row, one after attother.
((, ()
(.
med. imperat.,
(,
to
in order, in
(^-(,
pass.
trait.
aor.
aor.
to
-, -,
fut.
scream or cry out. (from med. 2 Med., take quite away: to take his life /rom him. to send forth, discharge: to
free from.
pf.
part or withdraw from.

f.
away from
(-,
to foam
-,
to
put away
oneself,
,
Lat.
plqpf.
-(,
(ef
,
Med., with
aor. 2 act.
intrans. to de-
come out : esp, to march forward on the stage. an end, expire;

ceases.
, (. ((, , (( |-, (( (^( (
(^(5,
f.
fut.
make
like
adapt
pf. part,
represented by a likeness or porLat. evolvere, to unfold.

aor. 2 act.
(for
(((,
2
:
and med. of
inf.
:
sing.
((),
impf.
((,
ibo)
(. (
to
;
Ep.
go
out,
out ivith an
II.
army
to
come
(}
of Time, to come to when the pain

q. v.
Med.
$)
despumare;
oifret away one's strength.
((
to
foam
(- (( sum), only in impers. (^, of (. of ((. Ictvai,

eêiv, fut. inf.
inf.
234
also, to betray
^LTTOV
.
:
of
, , . , ^, . , . , . -, ., , , . (. , ^. ^ , ,
|-6,
to
(,
l-etirov, inf. eâneiv, to speak out, to utter,

:
avow
leipiTO, 3 sing. impf. of
Ep.
put forth, thrust

aor. I of
^,
for êt, 2 sing. pres.
aor. 2
-, (. (. (^ (.
cf.
elnov.
of
^, (.
-,
aor. I
of
(^(.
II. to
out.
pull out.
of
exibo.
disgorge.
of
6^6, 3
poet. aor.
pi.
of (KKevow.
plqpf. pass,
aor. i
of
\4.
of
( , , ,(..
f.
, ,
[],
aor.
act.
Ep. for kêivai, aor. 2 inf. of Ep. for fut. inf. of
-(
I
^,
:
..
:
and aor.
2 pass.
aor.
to
vomit forth,
2. absol. to
be sick.
aor.
of
-6,
I
3 sing. pf. of f. to keep fast or strictly, observe. Ion. -, f. to traffic ; K(p8os
to drive a gainful trade
pf. pass,
irreg. impf.
and aor.
am
bought and sold, betrayed.
(II.
to
aor. I of
aor. I
\.
aor. I
i
sell off.
eg
c|(Kov}/a,
of
, ,
f.
,
aor. 2 inf. iêvapeiv,
((.
to strip or spoil a foe
act.
and
aor. 2 pass, of fight-
3 sing. aor.
med. of
aor. I
act.
and
pass,
of
tKicpovw.
-,
,
f.
|, 2 aor. imperat. of 6-, to speak out, proclaim. |, aor. of and also of (.

pi.
I
.
:
to slay in
aor. I act.
and
pass, of
opt.
aor. 2 of leXas, a, 2 and 3 sing. fut. of ews, a driving out, expulsion.
^,
:
intr.
-,
a marching
also poet. pres.
chase out.
tals.
army
expedition,
^\, poet, for
also 2 sing, imperat.

f.
convict,
, . (. (^, ^,
against one. not to blame in
2.
) , (. : , . (. -, . ^,
inf.
^,
ojit.
to
(^.
From
:
out, expedition.
Att.
-)
kêXaav
pf.
to drive out,
-( -, ^,
:
II.
,
and
^5,
,
of
i
Dor. for
(. (. -, -(,
part,
($, ((, aor.
aor.
of
aor.
f.
of
2.
to beat out,
hammer
out,
II.
fêXavveiv
to lead
hence (sub.
intrans. to set
of meout an out on an
march
aor. 2 of
(,
3 sing. aor. 2 act. of
^, 6,
|6
f.
-(,
oi of
be
to charm away: Pass., Iêcharmed out of their nature. to stir up, elate.
aor. I of
aor. l of
aor. l.
aor. l
[a], aor.
aor. i of
(. .(. .
i
(.
of
Ion. aor. i of
(^.
aor.
I
search out, bring to the

:
test
to
expose,
confute
of things,
'
(^^
to
|,
aor. 2 of
Ep. for
of
e/iTie-
be
proved I am
inf.
this.
^,
aor. 2 of
aor.
act.
and med.
of
metaph.
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
pand the
, (. , , . , . .
^-6,
pf.
roughly.
to be
eêXOeiv, fut. and aor. 2
very free of speech. inf. of
(^-
of
pf. pass,
Att.
to explain.
-, , =
f.
of
((('/.
to
unroll,
unfold
II.
Lat. explicare, to ex-
-,
verb. Adj. one
-
aor.
i
-.
, -. ($. -, ,,(. (. , . , -. , .. , , .
|-,
|---5, , ov, =
aor. 2 of
Dep. to boast loudly.
Dep.
to
to
understand,
know
tho-
-65, Adv., = (/,

[],
aor. i of
II.
know
by heart. on purpose, carefully.
aor. 2 pass, of
aor.
act.
and
pass, of
(c/f-
',
aor. I act.
and
pass,
of
aor.
of
, , (|,
[],
aor. l of
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 pass, of
pass, of
(.
aor. I of
^-.
, ,
^'^,
aor. I of
|6,-6,.
of aor. 2 of aor. 1 of aor. 2 of
aor.
1
Dor. aor.
or
-,
Dor. for
, .
aor. 2
(. (.
.
I
(.
I
of
act.
and pass.of 6//);.
of
or
-.
aor. 1 of
Lat. evomere. (^(pav
[] $ 6-, -'^
-6,
in
f.
:
-, 6, ,
in pass.
plete.
we are undone ;
to hinder,
^ , ^
ways
:
both
. , (. , ! aor. 2 act. of
aor.
235
come true:
generally,
of aor. 2 of
(.
phecies, etc., to be accomplished,

to reach its end.
f.
vomit, thing vomited.

aor.
:
From
2.
to
vomit forth, metaph. to disgorge, get rid of; disgorge the ballots/row the urn.
to
:
-(, -, , . , , ^.
to
f.
swerve from the course, to shy.
to search out
aor. i of
6^CTetaa, aor.
-,
f.
pf.
med. and pass, sense Dep. to work

: :
aor.
-'^
Hence
used
al-
out, finish,
2. to
accomplish
to
work
well, cultivate.
:
conficere
to
overwhelm, ruin
'
Att.
,, -,
when
^'
:
II. to
make, cajise. 3. to undo, destroy, Lat.

Pass.,
desperate
all is over.
able to accomplish.
to
shut out, exclude
-,
forbid : to drive away to be forced to a thing.
^, . (. , (' ^6, . ,3 ', ^^, 4. (. ^,". (. ,

eâia,
-,
f.
-(
i
of
collat.
make com-
|5, ($,
{() , {()
aor.
I
pf. to cat away. form of foreg. a sending out, mission. a dismissal : divorce.
:
:
(
of
optat.
to question.
of
impf. of
aor. I of
affairs
sing, plqpf. pass, (in aor. sense)
for
pf.
i
from
aor.
Pass., avayicairj
665,
6^
it is
:
to inquire into or after
aor. 2
fall to earth;
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. fêt3 plqpf. pass,
:
-, -, ,
-
;
-^, (,
-, -6,
strengthd. for
to strike or
hew
inf. i^tpX-miv,
(^\$
-,
The
( , ((. ., . ,, (.(. ) ,^ (. , (^
fut.
^, (.
search or try.
II.
', , -,
impf.
in one's
it
pf. part. pass,

pf.
,.
pf. inf.
of t/faciio;.
of
contr. for
of
and
aor. 2 of
impers., subj.
^
I
e^rj,
:
(l,
(: ei
((.
inf. têivai:
sum): it
off.
intr.
:
in
lowed,
power,
of
is
possible : part,
and
pf.
to
eêav, absol. nom.,
being possible, Lat.

pf.
qimm
is
al-
Ion.
liceat.
k^fpnrovoa the
mane
aor.
of
aor. i of
in pass, sense.
pres. in use
is
the aor. eêiwov. Ep. for
^-^,
-,
f.
f.
(, ,
to
'^^,
-[,
Dor.
pf.
to inquire into: inquire of.
nise:
^: (: :
[;], aor. 2 pass,
[].
impf. pass, of
Att.
aor. I act.
and
pass,
f.
pf.
(:
of
aor. I
i
Pass., aor.
to
examine well or
closely, to scruti:
hence
to question, esp. by the torture
of things,
2.
make
utterly desolate, desert
to search out, to inquire into, sift closely.
of
utterly.
'. . -, -( '): ^, -, -(: -( . |, . ) (. , {) . ^. ^, ', (pyv. , ', (. ^, . , .(((. )

aor. 2 inf.
contumacious, resist. to test : hence to estimate, compare to stand the trial : to be examined. of eêpdnw. 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
-6^, iêpiTTiiv, |5,
troops, to inspect, review.
II.
{},
epis) to he
((^)
:
70/08 away out of the land.
-,
and
from
-,
contr.
of,
, . (-: (
[d], aor. 2 pass, of
i
e^cppdva, aor.
of aor. i of aor. i of pf. of
military inspection or revieiv.
absol. inquiring.

to
of
-',
(l,
go
out: only in imperat.,^/)pe
-,
:
to
f.
ward off, repel. [] aor. I / draw out

:
\y]
^ . , . ,. , ^.
aor.
I
to
prove
clearly,
Pass, /o be proved,
of
(8,
searching out:
{(^()
skilful at
examining:
aor. i of
Ep.
of,
e^TKOv, aor. 2 of Ep. impf. of ^)-0, Ep. 3 pi. impf. pass, of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of eKTo^cva.
of,
snatch out
wrest
to tear out.
Dep. with
pf.
-(^ -(:
fut.
aor. 2 out,
-
come
, 6, ,
-,
aor.
of
go
impf. pass, of -5, (s, (?, cTos) six years old. {(, Tt) Prep, with gen. (ven until now.
march off: of Time, to come

out
to to
stand forth. II. an end, expire. III. of proto
go through:
, ,
.
(.
aor. I of
aor.
I
(. ((.
of

236
f
Med.
finding out, invention. a thing found out, an invention,
contrivance.
discover
out, win, secure.
to
^
urge, bid.
. , -, -, , {( ) (: , , . -. ) , . , . , , (. , (.
to
|,
:
6, , (. . (. -,, $) ,,
aor. 2
^'^.
f.
aor. I of
|, Dep. \-3., (,
aor.
I
|,
(^.
med. of
, -,
|5,
aor. I of
to
sixtieth, sexagesimus. have arrived at a point of Time, have run out, expired: of prophecies, to have
^,
, {})
to
of
ttirned out true.
to be very cautious of.
Ep.
make
easy, lighten.
II.
get ready, prepare, Lat. expedire. a searching out (5,
(^)
aor. 2
2.
From
{.
-evpov
to find out,
hang
*, < , , (. -, $)
ov, (lêAavvo)) beaten out,
,
i
aor. I of
^.
:
hammered.
aor.
pass, of
,sing. plqpf.
,
sun
:
tgr\\(i\\fa, aor. I
of
aor. 2 of
f.
(,
to
set in the
to
in the open air.

aor.
i
to invent.
to seek out.
3. to find
of
pf pass.
(-^, 6|-,
pray for.
($,
aor. 2 of
to
prepare.
going out
Dep.
to boast aloud,
proclaim.
i
II.
a way out. Adv. (i^,

pf.
of the sun, to shine oiit, aor. I of aor. I of
^, a'yye.
be leader of,
, ^.(. (^. . , , , , , . ( -, . , (, . ^. , (-. , (. , ^, . . , (. ^.. , , ( (.(. ) , ^, , , . , (. -, ,

Ep. for
for six days, six days long. aor. 2 and pf.
[],
aor. 2 pass, of
('.
aor.
pass, of
|-,
|,
I
,
aor.
pf pass. part, of 3 pi. pf pass, of 3 plqpf pass, of mostly used in Med.

aor. 2 of
, -,
aor.
f.
of of
to
tame
reclaim quite: me-
taph. to civilise, humanise.
(^,
pf. part. pass,
to enjoin,
-,
of
aor.
med. and
pass, of
aor.
and
i
of
changes /" raiment.
, {^)
pf
pf. pass,
quite
changed;
Ep. c^X6va, aor.

aor.
1 I
of
pass, of
(^(.
aor.
I
med. of
and
pf. pass,
of
of
I
-,
[],
-
aor.
pass,
f.
intr. to
of stand out or project appear.
from
^,
^-,
(with double augm.) of

pf.
-,
f.
-(,
fut.
to boil
thoroughly.
, |, , 6|, -, -,
aor.
I
of
and
of
impf. and aor. 2 med.
ov, (/f,
past one's youth.

aor. i act.
-,
l I
f.
I act. and pass, oi and aor. I of pf. and aor. I of
aor.
aor. 2 of ^070;.
and
pass, of f-
^,
aor.
of
or
pf
-'/
c.
Dep.
to
c.
gen. pers.
2.
age, direct, govern.
way:
in a thing
;
2.
^-^
to
II.
to
to
mango first, lead the shew one the way

ace. pers. to
;
mand.
a form of words
to tell at length, narrate, describe.
rally,
sacred
of sixty talents.
, ^ (. , (. , . (. |, , (. , , (, ) , ( 8 (. , () -, [, , ,
III. like
:
and so
guide
also to teach
to
comIV.
Lat. praeire verbis, to prescribe
, , ,
aor.
-, 6|-'6, ,
aor. 2 of
I
Att. aor.
of
(.
i
pf and
aor.
of
of
(.
of
1
pf. pass,
to
expound, interpret.
Hence
6,
a guide, director, counsellor : geneIf.
a deviser.
rites,
an
interpreter of oracles or
|, -,
impf. of
or
|, , -,
aor. l pass, of
aor. I
of
3 sing. aor.
ov, (e^,
. . (. (.
to cheat utterly,
Lat. interpres religionum.

aor. 2
) (. (.
med. of
aor.
I
with six oars.
of
',, -8,
pf
med. of
('/.
pass, of
ai,
,
I
of pf pass, of pf. pass, of

pf. pass,
indecl. (e^) sixty, sexaginta.
(s,
poet,
-,
,
of
T0s) sixty yeats old.
Adv. sixty
times.
sum
aor.
Adv. '^) one after another, Ep. in order : also of Time, thereafter, next. II. c. gen. next to.
^f|S
3 sing. impf. med. of aor. I of aor. i of

:
(.
pf. pass.
{(,
; :
thoroughly
, - - . ,
| (. ^^. ||, , ,.-,(. (. , -, , (. , , -,
Dor.
aor.
^^
forgotten.
l^-iTos,
Tois
aor.
of
aor.
of of
, ,
.
237
one must make equal.
|5,
verb. Adj.
ov, {kÛvai)
going
oui,
fading
exiinci:
aor.
and impf. of
of
|-,
17,
verb. Adj. of
for
(,
one must
go forth.
aor.
f.
to
aor. I act.
sound forth, publish. and pass, of

Ion.
:
f.
Dep.:
cure
to
make full amends for.
^-,
inf.
of Dep.
((.
-\, , |-5,
{.
-, ,
-, ,
f.
(^
ov, verb. Adj. oil^Xivai, to be
whom
there's
come o?4t of; no coming oui.
to trace out. to seek by
tracking oui.
ov, of,
holding six medimni.

:
(1^, idios) to
make
one's
own,
to
f io make swell ojii ; eôyftovv to honour her by raising a tomb

be swelled oui
sol. io swell, rise high.
appropriate.
|-,
Med.
(^-ir[\ii,
inf.
-,
f. f.
|ivai, inf. oi
f.
,' 4 (
for
[], to exude. [], to place in a resting posture
to establish oneself.
exibo ; but send out, dispaich,

:
, '.
in
barrow, cairn.
of a
sail
or cable,
2
o( Ep. aor. 2 lei out or
,,
:
Pass, to
:
metaph.
io be
puffed up, elaled

:
ab-
$, , anyihing raised up
(eôSos iv)
io sell.
Hence
a mound,
-,
|-,
f.
loose: to throw out

to
pui offfrom
forth: oneself, get rid
to take out
of.
.
of:
Med.
-08, ov,
17,
('5)
(^(ôdos
marching
111) of,
oui, expedition.
io
belonging
ihefinale of a play.
II. as Subst.,
to
sendfrom
oneself, divorce.
|-66,
|-,
f.
be sufficient for
pletely, propitiate.
II. unravel, disentangle. out from, bar from. exibo. inf. oi for f. press oui, press heavily.
siaie,
Med. quare: be a maicbfor. intr. be equal or
( (, , -, . - , ). , ,
:
^to
-,
^-,
[],
f.
to
,
f.
make
quite straight.
to beseech earnestly.
f.
aor. 2
reach, arrive al.
2.
Dep. [] attain, come up to: to

:
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.
(
an
exit; to
(sub.
-, , -5,
II.
-,
^,
3.
to accomplish, execute.
poet, for
(^.
[] Dep.
,
to
appease comkeep
(,
for
: 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
sion.
^-,
îs, cws,
^-i<nr)S,
-,
io
-,-, , ^-(,
f.
^.
:
:
io
smell sirongly.
pf.
without anypres.
later
form of
fut. of ) a being in a ceriain a permanent condition or habii, of body or mind.
, {(
Adv.
f.
(sub.
$),
a
oti
-, |-, {.,
f.
know ihoroughly, know

pf.
:
f.
io leave otie's
in use, Att. plqpf.
well
cf.
(^(.
(^,
II.
be swollen up.
home, io emigraie.
equally; also
Pass, io be ihickly inhabiied.
-,
(sub.
make equal or make oneself equal:

2.
even, Lat. exaeiss.
|5, -|,
f.
Hence
ov, habitable, inhabiied.
Att.
aor.
be equal,
II.
to
put
level.
one frotn his home, home, remove.
eject,
II. io
expel
to
remove
Pass, to
go from
-,
like.
f.
aor. I
iis
in
these
ground, finish a building.
tenses Causal,
pui oui of
place, change, alier
drive one oui o/his senses:
-(, -, <|-,
hence, simply,
drive mad,
de-
range ;
Kiv, to
also io asionish, to bewitch.
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,
shun.
prived of; (ppevwv fêoTavai

io be oui io
(
III.
c.
(, -,
;
II. Pass.,
-(2.
out.
l-oiffTtos,
f.
-,
-,
f.
:
depopulaie, empiy.
io
build up, build

to
from
the
wail aloud.
pf.
a, ov, verb. Ad],
II.
pass, sense.
gen.
rei, io retire
from:
io be de-
varpos
io lose one's father.
(pf. inf.) io lose one's senses:
absol.
of one's wiis, be astonished.
3. generally,
to
-, |-,
^-,=
give up one's pursuits: also io change one's opinion.
(
f.
,
:
io inquire into
inquire
of.
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 :
, -', , -, -, -,
or
fut.
(,,
io
(^(^.
Pass, io be quite drunk.
io be brought of one must bring out. to drive quite wild.
(,
out.
of
med.
f.
go
out: Aeol. 3
Dep.
io
have gofte
.
also in
pi.
f.
[],
be quite able.
the thing
trans, topuiforib: intr. tostandforth.
is
brought
aor.
l
io ibis pass.
inf.
of (\\.
'((
perf. 2
-, ^: (,
to slip off, of, elude.
238
fut.
glance
and
to
destroy utterly.
( -
:
aor. 2
off.
11.
c. zee. to slip
fut,
Att.
out
i
upright.
-, ,
f.
ô)(ôs.
to set
upright:
Pass, to stand
-,
-
2.
f.
metaph.
Att.
to
:
amend,
aor
:
_ I
aor.
beyond the frontier, banish

city to
(^
restore.
-^
to
send
II.
to expose a child.
to
II.
Med, with
-, ,
{.
|, (|$,
fut.
f.
-, -\\,
to perish utterly.
f.
f.
, /
^,
to
destroy utterly.
^, /
to^pass
med. of
cojs,
'.
ôzfi aloud.
demand of hostages. bind by taking hostages
From
:
to take as hostages.
(-,
,
f.
Med.
live
-5, -,
ki
wander from one another. III. Pass, to be an exile: also the bounds, come forth. Hence
[i], to
exasperate.
Att.
ov, expelled, banished.
f,
to
II,
swear a person, adminto exorcise,

i,
ister
an
to
have intercourse, associate,
with.
II.
Med.
to be
away from
one's friends, to
an
,
evil spirit.
an oath
to
him.
e.
banish
II.
Hence
ov,
, one who administers an oath.

to
exorcist.
be solitary.
foreign, strange.
Pass, to be restored to sight. 2. nietaph. to make clear^ or plain. II. also to bereave of sight.
-, ,
f.
^-5,
ov,
away from
{(,
^-,
upon
promise.
-, , ,
come or
eg be like.
f.
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-
-, ,
to
II. to
intercourse ivith others:
aor, I
to
2.
c,
give sight
to
make one swear, bind by oath, make one swear by, eôpKovv Tiva rb ^rvyos Hence ($, , a binding by oath.
f.
to
deny
, 8, , . |-,
|-,
-opKos, ov, bound by oath.
c.
ace. pers.
ace. pers. et rei, to
f.
to set out or start from
to
break out.
II. trans, to
send forth;
vavv
Pass, to set out, start.

fut.
and
as
Dep.
to confess in full, ad?nit.
praise, celebrate.
f, to wipe offfrom. wipe offfrom oneself: hence to impart other : to wipe out or purge away a pollution. eôv, part, from the impers. êari.
Med.
|-,
:
-,
Att.
make full acknowledgment for
, -, , -5, f,
-,
dig out;
to start
the ship: generally, to excite, stir

tVcuAtt.
to agree,
;
fl
\\.
to
an-
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
to
,
fut.
to
bring out of harbour;

sea.
es
ov,
f.
down into the sailing from a harbour.

to let to spring, leap forth.
Att.
<-,
f.
object to
speak of by name.
and -0, Adv., poet, e|-omv, Adv, behind.
poet, ~Qe, Adv. backwards, behind. Prep, with gen. behind, after.
^to
to
-,
(i,
2.
f.
-,
-6^, one 6^-;,
fut,
betray by indiscreet gestures.
to cast in
one's teeth,
also to reproach bitterly.

f.
to utter aloud,
{i^,
aor. I
-,
announce.
to fiatne,
Hence
Adv. by name, calling by name.

for
(,
Adv. of Place, backwards, back Prep, with gen, behind. II. Adv. of Time, henceforth, hereafter, [t]
again.
-,
)
to
pf.
and Med.
rally,
-, ,
arm
Hence
ca;s,
arm
completely, accoutre .-Pass
oneself
go forth armed.
prepare;
part, pass,
ready.
a being under arms : and a getting under arms. f. to bake hard: to heat violently metaph. to scorch, consume.
-,
|5,
|, ,
^,
2.
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.
part, pass.,
geneall
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.
-,
-,
^, ,
^ ((
f.
-,{., $)
05, , -, , -, , (((.
=
-. , . ^-, -, ,
Dor. for
f.
,
((,
aor.
tovs
^ (
:
of pain,
up:
to dedicate, devote.
to
banish
by
ostracism.
, banishment by ostracism. tgOT, Adv. ((K, ore) from the time when. f. to excite, arouse.
((^()
power or authority
to do a
,
01
to
to see from
fut.
afar
|-{;,
furious.
cf. liîihov.
Att.
to lift
\,
*|, ^, (')
to be
|-8,
to increase exceedingly.
ov, with
prominent
to
enrage :Piss.
taph. eminence
-^, ,
f.
up the
voice, to cry aloud.
^,, {^4)
;
a standing out, prominence : methe chief men. standing out, prominent: metaph.
c.
eminent, excellent
gen,,
( ' $
eyes.
eminent
among
c.
-,
riot,
run
all
this pitch
dupl.
with aor. 2 act., intrans., a weal started up from under the skin of the back. Adv. (f^, vnfp9e) from above.
-,
. ' ^ (, ', -,. ^ ( -, , . , (, ,

:
or above them.
Adv. neut.
/o
and
gen.,
far above
tcD,
;
all.
f.
Att.
break out into insolence,
(; (^,,,3. 65, , ,
ov, 0, Ep. for
of efo: Adv.
efcu
:
Comp, of
wax wanton
ds
to
of insolence kinds of violence.
to
come to commit
I
impf. of
gen. of 3rd pers. Pron. his, of him;
( (.
Adv.
239
outermost.
ifcuTepo.
away from him.
tot,
for
aor.
with
0U,
augm. of
make
to start up.
II.
(Pass.,
,
;
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
(for
(, (
Ep. 3 dual
;
;
be like (see
|-6, >,
f.
)
is
inf.
(0iK(vai Att.
() ((
Att. i pi.
;
(),
rouse from sleep. |-viTvos, ov, ((, vTTVos) awakened out of sleep. to turn upside down. f.
(l, virvos) to
,
f.
to assist to the utmost.
lengthd.
pi.
also used
Att. nom. by Horn.; Ion.
,
I
of the plqpf. there plqpf. kcfKdv, Ep. 3 pi, ; and without is also an Ep, pass, form 3 sing,
(((,
I.
('/
(for
((),
lota-
(,
(for
part. (olkOjs, via, 6s,

(ikOjs, d/evta, (lkos,
as, (, part, ot/fws
aor.
med. of
pf. pass,
metaph.
-, , (, -, ( (,
pf.
f. f.
of pass, of ^>.
^.
to
augm.
(.
',
to be or look like.
II.
to
be fit : Homer has 3 sing, (oikc as impers., it is fit<i. Homer also uses part, ioiting, right, seemly.
to complete, perfect.
aros, to, a finished web.
Adv.
(if, as
,
(
and
to finish
weaving, Lat. pertexere:
as
Hence
wife,
'
side, Lzi.foris. out of the country, Lzt.foras. with gen., outside of, out of reach of; of shot Proverb.,
;
lead the way. from cts) without, on the outII. of Motion, outwards, away
III.
likely,
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 ;
(
of
((
Adv. of sum.
((
$ ((,
is fitting.
like (Ktos,
((
clear
( ,
out
as
Att.
cLkotqs Ion.
eoiKws, (Ikojs, oinajs, similarly, like: reasonably, fairly,
,
(
:
part.
was
to be expected.
(CIS, (01, Ion. for
to keep
(,
(!, (.
difficulties.
2. withotit,
except.
IV.
toio, Ep. for
(,
gen. of (6s.
2 sing. opt.
of Time, beyond, over. fut. of excy. pf. of Adv. {() from without, c. gen., II. also = from without the house.
lois, dat. pi. of (6s.
?,
(, ^. ,
-(,
thrust out out of the sea, drive on shore. aor. i of
most destructive, ruinous. abandoned.

act.
, , ,
-$,
f.
,
to
the
', without.
:
aor.
Pass, to be thrust out.
(
ef.
II. to
to
,
.
CIS, Ep. for
(,
Dor. for
(,
toXira, poet. pf. with pres. sense of

ov, Ep. for ^v, impf. of
,
(
of
3
part. fem. of
( ( (
:
sum.
plqpf.
sum ; but ov
Ion, for
thrust
ov, part. neut.
(.
bare up
ovTi, Dor. for
es,
(^)
utter destruction.
From
2.
II.
utterly destroyed, ruined.
part.
, ($
',
;
nom. or
ace. neut. of (6s.
(,
poet. pf. of
;
-, (\, ,
f.
of persons,
()
making of an
a
('.
From
without
sleeve,
augment,
to
(,
Ion, 3 sing, plqpf. (opy((. impf., with f. Ion.
to the shoulder.
keep festival or holiday : to celebrate by a festival. a feast, festival, in Ion. Prose bpr-f],
, (
(;
pi.
pi.
sum. (opyav
for kopyaaiv;
irreg.
:
and
aor, I
{()
$, ,
Dep.
ov, (If,
(($, cS/mos)
mans
vest
holiday
ayav
to keep a feast.
sleeves, leaving
both shoulders bare, or with one
leaving one shoulder bare.
-, |-5, '5,
\-\.,
(,
-,
, ,
|,
(If,
I
aor.
) )(.
to
pf.
buy off: generally,

of,
out of sight part. pass, of

to leave
out of thought, neglect.
for ov) ov, los, (, (6v, Ion. and Ep. for os, II. possessive Adj. of 3 pers. sing., his or her own. in Poets after
to buy.
away from.
Hom. also 3 pers. pi. their; 2 sing, thine. os, Boeot. for to, ov, gen. of 3rd pers. Pron, Pass, to glory or exult in. cir
of
2 sing. pf. pass,
ov, (If,
3 sing.
l
^, (
aor.
ov,
Ep. aor. inf. of
{()
) (. (. (.
of untimely
:
,
nounce,
c,
law-term, a denunciation, information. promise, an assurance : also the thing promised.

f.
superannuated.
2 pass,
of
77777/, pass.
:
-. -,
17,
an announcement, order.
('^(\
: :
(\
make known.
one
who
drives out
Ifw-
ace. rei,
( (^^
aor.
I
2. as Att.
II.
From
pf.
aci.
to tell,
proclaim, an'
2. to
winds which drive ships ashore.
Lat. imperare milites.
give orders, command : to order an army, 4. to 3. to denounce.
240
:
:(-
a thing.
to
demand, solicit, make application for 3. Med. to promise, offer rarely so in Act. make a show of, profess. Hence arcs, an announcement, promise.
. -aivos,
.,
Pass., of
-, -^,
5,
men,
[],
f.
-,
f.
-ayepiv, to gather together, collect

to assemble.
Hence
( (
I
:
, to
,
poet,
stir up,
:
:
: :
only in fem. exceeding awfid, dread.

Ion. and poet,
:
,(
:
strengthd. for
fut.
I
Pass.,
aor.
to lift up, raise: to exalt,
cods,
aor. 2
a gathering, assemblage. pass, of

Att.
^.
to
do.
(sub.
Ion. for kitayo), to bri?ig

f.
Pass, to pride oneself on, exult in a thing.
-, -,
f.
:
to.
honour
still
more
cited
to
aor. 2
watch or brood over, to bring or lead i-nriya-yov
Dep.
gen.
that.
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,
;
^
,
:
Med.,
prize.
Pass.,
-:
ashamed of
7-, -,,
or at.
f. f.
, -- .(( (-, -,
, 7-,
Dor.
to
:
),
c.
rouse,
excite
to
2. magnify. induce or persuade to
(
:
aor.
:
pf.
II. intr.
(sub. kavrov), to rise up.
to set out
2.
Pass, to be roused, ex-
to be elated at a thing.
for
f.
impf. of
:
aor.
have a perceptiom or feeling of a thing,

:
c.
ace. to perceive, learn
c. part,
to perceive
Att.
-'
fut.
or
to
rush at or upon
fut.
-^
Att.
to assail, assault, attack: to
rush ttpon, seize the
<
II.
^^-.os,
ov,
()
to
:
move the foot hastily: the hands move violently.

to
of, discovered,
heard
[a]
Dep.
be
ask in addition
to solicit.
against one, accuse
-05,
ov,
(,
clusion, the
, , ()
-^,
Ion.
;
able, cidpable.
argument from induction.

bringing
Att.
seductive.
of.
. tempting,
f.
tend against others. ov, (km, aywv) presiding over the games.
-,05,
and poet.
:
2. sing to or over. sing to, so as to charm
cantations
-,
-, , (-(,
f.
f.
, -, ,,. (-,
-,
f
part,
Ion.
to
and poet, for make to grow, enlarge.

f.
- , , (, (. 5,{)
f.
,
:
4:
)
:
[d],
Dep.
to
bring a charge
a thing,
to lay to one's charge.
blamed for
:
blam-
contr.
2. to
to
f.
f.
to
hear, perceive,
on, productive
feel.
tindersiand.
3. to profess,
be a pro-
fessor.
Dep. to con-
buoyed up or float upon

after
to
f.
to
, -, ,
-*,
pursue
as
keep in suspense .-Pass, to be

also to overhang, threaten.
to
follow close upon, follow an enemy. 2. to follow in one's

3.
to
lead the song. II. to hence to use chartns or inby incantations.
mind, understand.
aor. 2 of
assemble besides. over : to join in wailing. (err/, alyls 2) to rush Jdpon or over.
fut.
c.
to be
5,
ashamed :
<ws,
ace. to reverence.
-, -4 (: (, ()
(7^
to
: :
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)
-65,
mourn
listen or
()
aor. i
blood.
- :-, (
,
Hence follow, obey. a consequence : and
-,
iraKTos,
TTOKOvos,
,
f. f.
ccus,
a following.
lisiening
:
attentive.
aor.
to
attend
ov, o,
imporied.
titious.
-$.
pers.
to approve, sanction: c. dat. agree with, assent to: to praise, commend,

2.
eulogize.
bid.
benigne
,,
;
, '( (.
=
II. in
to advise,
recommend,
through, over.
f.
declining an offer,
I thank you, Lat. I thank you very kindly.
-, , , -,
f.
, () (. , ,
2.
-, , () -05, )
f.
reach ihe iop of a thing he reached ihe highesl point in deeds of

;
,
ov,
to.
II. to listen to, obey.
[], Dep.
hearken
to.
Tjpos, 0,
a hunter, a hunisman.
, () broughi on
foreign,
f.
{(,
on ihe sirand or coasi. or in from abroad, strange, alien, advenskiff.
%, -[, , ^, 7-,
aor. I
a small row-boat, war-cry. Ep. aor. 2 inf. of

to raise the
Dep.
to
wander about,
be troubled at a thing.
Aeol. for
<ir-aivos, 6,
(,
-6, ,
f.
to
grieve over. to smear over
to stop
up by
alvos) approval, commendation.
anoinling.
f.
, -. , , -, -, ) , () 6- -, -'ward, keep
-, ,
f.
76^ ^.
-^.
to defend, aid, help.
|, , -, -5, (,
is,
off: aor. 2 inf. aor. I part,
of
\, -\.
subj. of
to
',
Adv.
Ep.
other garment.
-,
{()
of
to
241
thrown over an-
f.
3 sing. aor.
aor. 2 inf.
f.
prove true, verify. a\ia) open to the sun, sunny, [a]

to
stout, strong.
s,
(m,
-,
,
i
Adv.
^,
:
interchange, exchange.
pf.
crosswise, alternately.
:
Att.
fut.
knavayKfs (sub. it is necessary. also as Adv. on compulsion ; wearing long hair by law. to proclaim publicly :
-5, ),
s,
'^. , -) (,
:
to cry out at a thing.
compel byforce.
only used in neut.

2.
//
:
fs
Pass., aor.
:
TTfipap
this
(\($
to
that,
i.
aor. 2
[d]
pf.
-, -, ^
f.
%
neut.
aor. 2
-'/.'
v, knaveiirov.
to
bring up,
II.
change over, interchange ;

e.
stir up, excite.
2. to exalt, elevate.
:
to
making the tug of war go now

fighting with doubtful victory
:
lead or
one.
to
way, now
-5,
-<65,
Pass, to be closely Joined.

ov,
continuous.
ov,
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
-5,
to
oxen in threshing.
f.
:
, -, -,
(. ('^) -, -, (. -, )
Hence
(, ;^)
one tipon another
against.
tack.
,
put
ships
:
draw back
III. intr. to
out to V. Pass, to be carried to a place.
bring back, to refer to withdraw, retreat. IV. sea : Pass, to put to sea
to
a sailing out against, a naval

to redouble, reiterate questions.
at-
II.
a recall, return.
(,
Ep, aor.
Med.:
gether.
, )
TTJpes tions.
scrape together for oneself, heap

rjpos,
poet, for
one that rises upon ; maladies growing on the

f.
-, ,
change from one to comes in turn to men.
exchange, barter another ;

to
turn, one
8, -, (,
wrap.
. 5,
(-\(%,
(-$,
''-,
ov, Aeol. for
Ion. for
poet, for
ov,
Adv. and
upon another
f.
:
, , -,
to
put on besides, or over
-, -, , , (-. {^) , {() -, -( -, $, -: ^,

($,
-(8.
tion
( -, -, -, $, - -, -, -, ( -,
f.
to
lift
up
Med.
[], Dep.
to see
to lift
again. one against
the other
(-,
Pass, to rise up.
Pass, to be laid
to
upon
as a penalty.
tip
to-
-,
-,
II.
give tongue again Med. to to drive back :

f.
to
and again. draw back. have an upward directo take
(knava-
tion.
f.
up again,
besides.
re-
flesh,
leprous erup-
sume, repeat.
Med.
f.
to
to
f.
-(,
f.
consume
to
continue waiting, stay

to
avbpas
on.
to
wait for one.
-,
to
remind one
of,
men-
again
to one.
f.
pf. pass, part,
of
rest
upon.
alternately.
in exchange.
:
aor.
all
-6, (.
4-(,
to halt
f.
opos,
a helper, defender.
to
come
to aid, defend, assist.
for
fut.
Att.
to be inclined to both sides, to
upon, mount on horseback.
on or over : Med, to put off, delay.
--, .
, {km,
play a double
)
in
inf.
to sail
the surface;
to over-
floats up, rises to the tongue.
, , (
f.
renew, revive.
to rest
to
make
upon
Med.
to
f.
or
to leap
upon.
f.
Ion.
f,
up against.
II. to float
ill
upon
eVea
III. to sail
language back
again.
From
and -, to throw up in the air (sub. eavTov) to spring high in the air. fcos, a brandishing of weapons.
From
5,
i-avat,
:
game
-,
to
between two opinions. Conjunct., later form of

f.
:
'.
pf.
to
against, an insurrection.
to
get
II. to
go up
:
f.
'-, (,
f.
make
pf.
inland.
, , ,
f,
to lift
fc^s,
{()
:
up and shake,
to
put on.
Att.
to
mount upon.
II. in
throw Med., also,

of
sist
-,
fut.
Causal
reiveiv
-, \$ -,
Med.
to
turn back upon, rewheel round, return to the charge. f. to hold up towards ; iiravato hold out hopes. to f. aor. I -avireiXa
f.
med.
intr. to
.
a
to
brandish.
rising up
-^,
lift
up, raise.
II, intr, to rise
up, rise, of the
242
sun
;
light, the future.
2. another, ascribe or refer to. count. 3. to bring back a message. to be borne up, rise, as an exhalation.
'' 6$ -, -, - -,
f.
the time ivbicb

to
lay upon.
to
poet,
paniment.
turn.
-, , -,
f.
throw back upon to put into the acII.
^ ,(
:
:.
with Art.,
is
coming
to
nvpyos the upper tower,
.
01 in.
of Time, before.
poet.
Hence -0e, Adv. from above, above:

a, ov,
men offormer
time.
4-|05,
ing
of, c.
:
ov,
:
and
[tm, dîos) worthy, deserv2.
Pass.
tioning
to
play on the flute in accom-
Lat. dignor.
to
, . -, , -, -,
ô^s,
5, -6,
Hence
to
f.
^,
go back again,
retreat, re-
a return, retreat.
go
back, return.
II. to
arise.
iravctvai, eiraviis, aor. 2 inf.

aor. 2, to
is
the pres. in use
^'^^.
and part, of proclaim ox promise openly
, ',
Ion.
:
Ion. for
aor. 2 inf.
and
part, of
. -,
,
go
up,
add
to qtiestion
again and
thing.
again
-(^ -, -\ ()
generally, to question.
f.
:
Dep., with aor. 2 act.

-.to
II. to
pf.
(cf.
return cend.
to
go
to
over, pass over.
go back, go tip, as-
-, , (, , ()) ^. . , $, , (. '-, -,, -, ,-, -, -, (, ) 6Adv.

f.
gen.
absol. worthy, meet.
worth men-
-i'a/s.
Hence
to think worthy, think right, c. inf.,

II. to
expect, believe.
eir-aôvios, ov,
Dor. 2 sing. aor.
upon an axle. med. o{ poet, and Ion. for

I
poet, for
f.
to
hold out a threat to one
to
threats, to threaten besides.
Med,
f.
to strip
and
set
to
work
at a
f.
[].
Ion. for
Dor. for
.
to
to die with or after.

:
choke besides
aor. 2 pass, fir-
imprecation.
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
f.
-, --,
:
Dep.
-,
Ion.
:
-, ,
f.
{km,
Hence
Ep.
to utter
or upon, fasten
to fit
-,
irapas, aor.
to imprecate curses
upon
aor.
i
an imprecation.
f.
plainly.
flowers
with.
-, , (, (6$, , -,-, -,
f.
(5, ,
Att.
avOos) to deck with
generally, to
make
to aboufid, to cover over
cuv, at,
f.
to broil
small flsh for frying. on the coals.

to
let
From
-5,
:
of
to.
II. intr. in pf.
well: part.
ov.
l part,
Att.
ciraparos, ov,
white speck over
f.
go
back,
relax, dis-
miss.
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.
-,
rise.
-, , -, -,
II. intr.
f.
f.
with gen.,
relax from: to flag. to make equal, put on a par.

to to set tip
again
II. Pass.,
-,
:
to
make
to
,
Tivi Ti
-, ,, 5,
f.
(, $) 7-/5, ov, (, apyvpos) overlaid with

ov,
it.
. (()
-, ,
f.
1$,
(^ ,
a solemn curse,
pf.
; : :
\oyov
to fit to
med.
close-fitting: so also ktr-
to
dash
to.
laid under a curse. of the eye, with a II. metaph. dim, obscure.
silver.
to
come
to aid, help.
-,
f.
($,
help, aid.
intr. pf.
{(iri,
ir-apiffTpos, ov,
6$) on
I
and plqpf. of
(.
the left
to
Hence
left-handed,
awkward, French gauche.

ecus,
one, revolt.
-,
augm., impf.
to set up, set
upright : to set up again : generally, to amend, improve. Hence e<ws, a correcting : amendment.
, '5, -, $. ) (. -^, , -, ,
f.
:
,
:
cirapKcais,
-,
protect.
augm. tenses with double

aor. I
etc.:
hinder, prevent.
II.
absol. to be stiflicient, enough.
poet, and Ion. for
lTT-a.VTT]S, (S,
(,
tip-hill,
opp. to
to
Ep, aor. 2 part. pass, of fitted, well-prepared. ov, {kni, apovpa) on the
5,
f.
to fall in with, meet.
the soil as a serf, Lat. adscriptus glebae.
f.
to
pump
over
pour over
to
Pass, to be overflowed ox filled.
-,
f.
\],
to complete
for.
-, Adv. (/,
Med.
procure
above, on the upper side
to
( ,-, - )
-,
-5,
f.
-5,
,
fear
S,
77,
:
aid, help, succour.

aor,
k
:
something from one.
to
band
From ward
off,
2. c. ace. rei
only, to
III.
3. c. dat. pers. only, to help, aid,
to supply, furnish, impart.
Hence
Adv.
pres. part., sufficiently.
(,
soil,
:
well-
attached to
to
hang on
or over
Pass., 65
II.
hangs
over, impends.
(,
ready, equipped.
and get ready, prepare
Med.
to fit ox fix on.
prepare for
oneself.
From commander : governor
iirapxla,
of a country, prefect.
f.
-,
;
:
-5, ,
prefecture, province.
{ktri,
)
Med.
aor. i
(.
province.
minions.
afresh
again
, , -,
,
or
f.
;, to he an governor of a 2. to rule in addition to one's own doII.
generally, to supply, distribute.
{^)
i
:
impf, of
aor.
o{
.
to
f.
finish carefully.
tise,
U.
a, ov,
. adorn.
,
(,
:
-, ,
-,
,
f. f.
243
Pass, to be dried up,
to touch
-, {.,
loose upon.
worn
out.
{ka) a touch, handling.
on the surface,
stroke.
-,
to
to
begin anew,
cups
begin
k-a, ,
'-5,
f.
ivith the
taph. to babble, divulge.

ing, Lat. venustus.
ov, {kni,
a helper, aider.
to
-5,
lowing
close one
practise oneself in, cultivate.
{km,
is,
one after another.
,
f.
-, , -, -, ,
on the
Att. for
f.
<6-5,
-,
:
(eiracavrepos,
other.
) )
III. to
labour at, prac-
sive,
eir
one upon another,

fol-
-,
to
play the flute

f.
to,
on the flute.
6-;,
$,
:
ters at a place.
-,
( ,
q. v.
:
to lighten
upon, flash.
to say besides
Med.
aor. I pass, of
pf. pass,
to call upon.
-. -, 7, , , ^, ', -,
5,
-,
5,
{km,
grievous.
) )
foam up
\],
to
to
throw at
a thing
to let
or on the surface:
me-
lovely, fascinat-
pour over or in addition. heavy, pojiderous : oppres-
Pass, to be distressed at a thing.
f.
,,
aor.
i
f.
[], {km,
of
aor. I pass,
Ion. for k^rv.

aor. 2 of
) .
I
to be obscure.
km\\.
and
oi
aor. 2 of
of
km kmp.
aor. 2
kmav.
(as if
from
km).
accompany:
{km, avKOs) Pass. /o be played

:
-6,
f, [], to laugh at, deride. U7YpairT0, 3 plqpf. pass, of f. -eyfpu;, awaken, rouse up: to excite:
kmyp.
Pass, /o be roused, rise: k-nkypeTo, 3 sing. ind. and part. Ep. aor. 2 pass.
^^^,
II. in-
Dep. to take up one's quar-
trans. in pf. part. act.
night in
large,
of
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.
-, '-,
a thing
:
(. -,
or
) -5,
quarters.
{kni,
av\is) a place to pass the
plur. ejravXot, o<,and enavXa, 6, {kni, a fold for cattle: generally, a dwelli?ig, home.
'-|,
f.
augment .-Pass,
Ep.
to
grow,
-,
others.
to increase, en-
increase.
-,
-,
aor. 2 inf. of
knavpoa.
the fruit, result
fojs,
, {knavpoa)
enjoyment, frxiition.
kpov
noise beside,
furto, in the very theft or very act.
( \$ , ( ^ : ,, -, -, , -, , )
:
{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.
-4
kavpa,
3 pi.
,
kir'
(, ,
knavp
: :
6, -,
, ,
--5, Ep, aor. 2 part, 6, -, to pour in

f.
, ,
Ep. also
-, 6-6,
-6, (,
f.
f.
, ,
awake. to bring a charge against. to snap up, devour. to give an order or signal to
kypyops,
aor. 2 of kirkypiTO, 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
kyyv.
11.
kniyp.
keyp.
in addition.
see
key(p
pass,
of
upon or
l
Ion. for kireSeiâ, aor. aor. i of
;.
of
kmevv.
aor. I pass, of
km.
:
aor. 2 act. o{ kinTpk\aj.
^, 6
:
-, .
Ion. for
aor, 2 of aor.
l
k(pa. k^nv.
of
^,
kL.
I.
Of
II.
Ill,
kirei
kvu
olv
may have a
I
benefit
of their king
kav2. c.
f,
^<: impf. rjTrnyov Ep. (nayov: aor.
think he will feel the consequences. ace. to bring upon oneself

aor.
f.
Pass., fut.
aor.
med.
2.
(in pass, sense)
to press
imperat. of
kiravaas, part. to shout at a thing to make a

:
:
to be jveighed
down.
upon, weigh down: Pass. to press hard, press upon,
in pursuit.
[]
Adv., for
Lat. in ipso
hurry on haste to do
intrans.
Med.
:
II. to
drive on, urge forward, hasten,
-08,
kÎy6vos
-,
f.
ov,
f.
urge on for oneself: Pass, to also absol. to hasten, hurry, speed: part. as Adj., sivift, impetuous, eager. III.
to
{km,
on ox for the neck.

over or upon.
to boast of, exult in. to shout
[],
-. Conjunction {( ) whenever, so soon

haste.
= Pass.
to
make
as, after that.
244
-,
seeing
()
since,
Conjunction, postquam. so because :
7705.
after.
.
II.
since, after that, Lit.

that,
,
live to
of Time, of Cause,
since
be imported.
really, since
((
see.
-,
2.
now.
ewiSfiv,
aor.
-, , (.
7, 05,
aor.
f. i
2. to
come
into or enter besides: of things, to
of
without pres. in use being used instead), to look upon, behold,

inf.
to
continue to
see, to
see: to ex-
perience.
tirn-i] or iircl
7-, '
his
Adv. since
to
3 sing. opt. of
f.
,
II.
make
;
.
am
I
-65, -6, -,
or burst
certainly.
,, -, -(
ov, a
f.
to roll in or
on
besides.
ov, comitig in besides, episodic.
From
coming
or
in besides,
an entrance.
to btirst in.
to
f.
leap in upon.
:
f.
like to
a thing
---,
upon
to burst in.
f.
clude; ws or
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.
:
6, (, 7, -, ( (
wife?
right in supposing her
at, attack.
generally, to conjecture, infer, conso far as one
6'
may
guess.
entail
6,
inf.
or irt K6V,
6, Ep.
pf. act.
:
and
pass, of
:
7-6,
eneivai
impf.
(.
for (irfav,
fut.
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 bef.
-,
upon
:
-,
:
aor. 2
-eveaov
to fall
sail in after:
to sail
-,
-6,
;
Med.
to
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: enâav
:
(,
fut.
(
:
(,
danced. ayopiveis,
if so,
aor. 1
( (
thee.
fore, then
()
2.
when they finished playing
)
;
after d, then surely;
then of a surety have the gods infatuated III. Interrog., when the question is
,! (
d '
at bail, then they
ereov
^ ()
(,
to traverse,
6-6,
-,
pass over.
Ion. for
IV. to
:
go
over, i.e. count over.
Ion. for
(<.
:
inf.
med.
.
(.
-5.
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,
e. (it('i
f.
eiriT6v, Ion. for
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,
-.,
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 beyond ; 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.
(, . 5, . , - (. 6-,
,
",
:
Ion. for
Ion. aor.
I part.
impf of
Ion. for
-,
-5,
(.
(-)
. ,
med. of
an excursion or
-, {((( -, , ,
f.
f.
-, -, ,
irei-TOt,
i.
(,
since,
for
that, because.
thereupon, thereafter.
Toi,for in truth, since truly. to go out upon, disembark. to rush out to aid.
to teach in addition.
Dep.
to
expeditio?i against.
ircKeaTO, Ion. for
-6,
;
((( (((
Adv., for
(, ((,
3
explain besides. aor. 2 of

,
pi.
'
) (.
(,
-, --, -, -, , ()
, ((,
4-60,
-, ~\
-, , (.
(-(,
-\,
, , -,
(. (. ((.
-,
-(,
6-,
(from obsol. one, rush out
:
pf.
(. )-( - , -, (. , , - . - ( ,
f.
::
TTOLK.
245
Ion. for kirevifKai, aor.
aor.
-revSi, to stretch out, lengthen:

to
Pass.
at.
-6, to put on over Pass, to have on over.

lireveiKau,
aor.
extend beyond: also

f.
:
reach out towards, grasp

:
aor.
to
rush out upon or against
to attack.
f,
carry out far. f. to advance next or after. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of aor. 2 med. of
to
-,
,
,
-6,
;
6,
of of impf of
I 1
{(,
;
(. (. ()
downy
.
;
inf.
of
(iri-
3 sing,
pf.,
with no pres.
in use
there has
grown upon,
:
was upon
used three times by Horn.

thin
hair
there
is
or
k-rnv-
-,
($,
f.
an
attack, assault.
From
i
grew
pile
thereon;
it: c.
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
,.. . (.
,
6,
-:
Pass., pf.
),
-^:
Att.
-\
aor.
3 sing, plqpf
C7r-
oTa Oeovs
to the gods.
,
:
( -, (^
a thick
aor.
i
warm
was on
ace,
aikv kovras such as appertains

(A).
:
of
f.
(.
-evOopiiv
to leap
-(
upon
[i5],
kirevOpaicrKiiv
up
6,
I
into.
Dor. aor, 1 part, of

f.
, , ,
'-6,
to
-, , -, ,
Ion. for
poet. aor. 2 of
f.
cheat with false hopes.
ef
hope
:
:
to
$
pf.
also c. dat., irvpyois
- .(. -,
Ep.
bring
to hope,
. (. (, .
II. to
(.
e-irevToOeis, aor. 1 pass. part,
of
.
aor. 2
-(,
inf.
to leap
6--,
eir-evTcivw,
aor.
Ep. for
(((,
(^.
to stretch
upon, bind fast

f.
to.
-(vrevw,
:
pass. k-nevraOus stretched
intr. to
buoy up with hopes,

hope,
-6,
Ep. aor.
:
(^.
-, -, -
press on
to
to
upon or over; upon his sword. gain ground, of a report.

to stretch
part,
II.
command
to
besides.
and
to
get ready, equip
Med.
out.
to train oneselffor a thing.
Dep.
to
have hopes
-,
lead out an army:
intr. to
march
generally, to expect.
aor. 2 of tvi
Hence
6., --,
-,
upon, insult.
[],
of Adv. step upon step, ascendingly.

3 sing.
I
f.
aor. 2
:
(^,
II.
to step or
tread upon
to
stand on, esp. in

;
Ep.
as,
($.
to
3.
-, -,
f.
($ -6,
part.
to
a drawi?ig out against, lengthening. to go out -eûvai impf. k-rre^-êiv II. to proceed against, proagainst an enemy. secute. III. to go over, traverse, go through to hence to detail. 2. kneîevai go through with, execute greater vengeance.
inf.
:
, , -.,
:
trample
throw down
sert.
up07t.
4. to
2. to put on or over. to put in besides, inII. intr. to flow in put forward.
besides, of rivers.
5, , ,
5,
man.
of
, -, --,
Ep. pf. part, of aor. I of
(. , (-. -, - , -,
, aor.
-',
;
()^.
addition
.
I
one mounted, a horse-
-, -(, -(, -:~

:
-, ,(.
f.
to drive
4|,
on against aor. 2 inf. of

f.
-^
$$
:
Att. -eêAo): pf.

intr. to
-(-
ride on against.
Dep.
to effect besides or in
to consuminate.
f.
2. to
slay over again.

2 act.
pf.
enemy.
to
2. to
proceed against, prosecute.

2. to execute,
go
over, traverse.
aor.
med. and
tack
towards a thing.
f.
\(, -, -,,
outer or over tunic.
( . -, ,
3 sing. aor.
r
med. of
to discuss, detail, investigate.
pass,
an extremity
'
f.
a pitch of boldness.
6-8,
(
(-$.
march
Dep, with aor.
go out against an
II.
accomplish.
III. to
3.
to
proceed to reach such
, -6, -(,
ecus,
f.
or
f.
upon, insult. to fall in or upon, to atto leap

to
advance one's foot
over.
-,
-,
-5,
(sub.
a review over again.

to invent besides.
Ion. for
((, (,
")
to shout in
triumph
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
2. to
fall
ov, of a
or expedition
(in use
is
:
to slay
Upa),
sacrifices
before the
march of an
army.
-5, , -6,
like,
From
a march out against, expedition.
From
it is
3 sing. pf. with no pres. looks like, resembles.
(^
II.
it
likely,
246
reasonable, fitting: part, pf., what is seemly, fit.

aor. 2 of
(TTfirriyti, 3 sing, plqpf.
-, (. -^,
Ion. for
f.
, (, , , ,
:
for
, ,
////,
croachment. each other's land,

f,
liripHOfv Jv
it
consult, question.
aor.
'. ,
:
,,(.-( 6, (.
-66, f -(,
, -,
f,
:
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.
cultivate.
Hence working of another's land a fn), II, //?>e r/^Z?/ 0/ mutual tillage on
:
,
to
, .. . . , ' , , , , .. ,
(
of
I
eTTeireaov-
-^.
,
Att.
for
6,
aor.
pf, pass,
of of
'/.
pi.
. -. -.
/
plqpf oi
-,
aor. 2 of tircawov, aor, 2 of Ep, 3 sing.
^,
^',
of
fut. of Ep. 3 sing. impf. of
pi.
impf med. of
pf, pass,
(.^,
[],
{ (. (^.
part.
sum).
plqpf. pass, of
of
Dep.
wo;*^ 7//)on land,
(. ,
7-, -,
5,
,/
stimulate.
. -5,
urge oti with all one's force; he applied vast strength to
-^, - -: (. 6, ',
f.
Pass, to lean or bear heavily upon.

\pw, to
pf. pass,
cover with a roof. of

f,
Ion.
aor. 2
inf kirepiaOai
Ion, -eiprj/o as^, /o
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.
6Tr-T6ios, ov,
of
3 pi. aor, i of aor.
and
pf.
pass,
of
on, pull to
to
one's clothes.
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.
:
-, -( (. -6, -(^, -, -(
tTTfpvcraa, Ep, aor.
to
I
of
:
[]
aor,
-eipvaa
bring to a place
Med.
to
draw draw o?i

to
against, attack.
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
:
$ , , ^.(: ^. ., .
ov,
, ,
the
6-3, = eeeos,from year ing whole year. , Aeol. of

for 'encaov, aor. 2
i
, ,
,
ov,
. . -,. , 6, , ,
Ion. for
ov,
- ... , )
poet, for
aor. I
^,
($.
2 pass,
3 sing. Ep, syncop. in sense of aor. 2.
and aor.
Ion.
[], aor. 2 pass, of pf part, of
aor. 2 of
(.
(,
on the hearth.
poet. aor. 2 of
aor. 2 act.
and med. of
aor. 2 of
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of

aor.
i
(. (. ()
of
a follower, attendant.
a Dor. aor.
without any
part.
.
act.
to year, last-
pres. in use,
iiv,fell
in or
met with ;
-^/
4,
6-,
havitig met with.
(Origin uncertain.)
[],
aor. 2 pass, of aor. 2

I
med. and
Ion. aor.
pass, of
aor. 2 of
assent.
traverse, visit.
2. to
go through
fut,
or over, discuss,
consult,
sing in praise
to
recount.
'-
of,
3. to
go through,
execute.
Ion, ireip-,
quire
questioned, asked.
Ion. Ion.
( 8
, rare
:
question, ask about a thing
in-
Pass, to be
iynprecate upon.
aor. I of
pi.
a using words at random, hasty speech, unseemly language. From

ij,
6, = ,
fiTtaav, Ep. 3
about
-5, -6,
f,
rash-talking, scurrilous.
,
ov,
.)
impf of
6-, arcs, , a question: and -, ews, , a questioning.
Hence
.( {
sum).
-, -. -(: -6, , , .. *. (, .
-6,
to
iTV, Ion. for
imperat. of
guide straight,
direct.
Ion. for
f.
-'.
aor.
to shout
:
II. c.
ace. to acco7npany in singing
to
{',
throwitig
words
to.
, ^,
,
, ,
of.
f.
pray or vow that
in
Dep. to pray bad sense,
to,
make a vow:
II. to
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
of
med. of
(.
to eat after or in
addition
, ,
3 pi. plqpf. of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of aor. I med, of aor, I pass, of 3 pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
Ep. for
'(.^^,
.(.^.
.. .

-,
poet,
;;
(
fut.
:
:
(-, /, -(: have hold upon or /, keep and Med. / keep

aor. 2
inf.
:
676 -.
see
-,
247
f.
[],
to
bend or bow down.
or
hold,
Pass,
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.
\$,
- -, '-, ' (^ ] ,
dv) whenever, Lat. quandocunque.
, ,
so,
, ..: , ,
ov, {km, windy. Ep. impf. of knaivew. Ep. aor. i of 3 sing. impf. of impf. with double augm. of
Ion. cireav late Att.
Conjunct,
2.
{(irei,
$)
vain.
-,
I
aor. I act.
and
pass.
pf. pass.
|,
aor. I oi
'^.
of
aor.
iT-T|ovtos, ov,
over a space
Pass, to be stretched, stretch oneself
6, -,
f.
of {km, '^) on the beach or shore.

I
.
kp)
aor.
(.
5)
out, lie at length.
mand
won
-,
-,
or
:
VI. to have power over, comof a wind, to prevail, continue.

Ion. for
or belonging
( ,
aor.
i
(-.
ov, (fTTi,
gained a thing, Lat. compos

to.
,
,
7-5,
((|,
insolent.
inf|pta,
[],
to shout to, cheer on.

lovely, pleasa?it.
ov,
f.
{km,
{kTrqpiia) to threaten abtisively: to

:
deal despitefully with, oppose wantonly
absol. to be
with
inserted)
:
having
sense,
in
bad
possessed by a disease.
\l. fitting
6-,
itig.
17,
irf|YYt\a,
upright ribs
used in a general sense, sufficient, abundant, plentiful; thick, fill fleeces. ibo), he went eirri'iev, Ep. 3 sing. impf. of
after,
( ($
([.
eirfiKOOs Dor.
to
:
-605,
'. ^, ^. . '0, 665, -6{() ( . , ,

aor. 2 of
aor. I
'-5,
2.
and
pf. of
-5,
insult, contumly. {km, to rest after. ov, {km, kps) at the oar, roufequipped with oars. covering, shading. II. 65, (km,
f.
wanton
,
1
aor.
pass, of
pass, covered, sheltered.

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
, 7,
()
k
{(
$,
,
{(
( , . , .
followed upon
of
:
{(
of
3 plur.
giving ear
own
place
, , .(.^. ,^ ,, , . ,^ ,,
Ion. for
impf. of
(-, 4$, (/)

3
pi. aor. i
'.
ov,
listening or
within hearing.
aor. l
of
(,
pi.
impf. of
-|, (, (. ^)
aor. 2 of
to
fear,
aor. I of
to
overshadow:
Med.,
throw a shade over one's

it.
disguise or conceal
pany
, , ., ,, ,
5,
pf. pass,
, , , ,
ibo).
pass, of
i
aor.
of
aor.
I of Ep. for
-. (.
kâp.
(,
I
pi.
impf.
of
Ion. 3 pi. aor. impf. of

aor. 2 of
ov,
{enos) affable, kind, gentle.
-5,
2 sing. aor. I of ov, {knt,
close, dense,
,
.
thronged.
vos,
(. 4. )(. {()
opt. of
kê.
of
koa.
woven on
or to
hence
a ready address: generally,
courtesy, kindness.
aor. 2 act.
and med. of
aor.
of
aor.
of
to
-,
:
kav.
resound,
to
k'nai.
f.
reecho
to
accom-
in shouting.
Ep. for
,,
((^)
aor. 2 of
a bewitching.
(() - -, {() -, , ,,= $. -5, 8, ($, , {(() (.

,,
:
overshadowing; to take the rock as a shelter. one who comes to a
upon
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.
'
by yourselves, alone
;
an incomer, stranger, foreigner. Ion. a coming over: ,

ews,
Tuives
an approach,
['\
assault.
,
in file
by himself, by themselves
interest
to
k' '
only.
3.
etc.,
knl with Cardinal Numbers by three or four, three deep or

;
,( (
k'
their
own
km
in single
file.
4. before, in pre-
pf. part. pass,
of
in turn, alternate;
sence of, Lat. coram. a special business oi
5. over,
krri
of any one
set
over
set
changes of raiment.
over the business.
km
motion towards a point (' to sail /or Chios;

6.
those
248
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-
$'
.
of Time,
;
in or in the
'
,, 5
;
'
-, kev -^ keeo, :
:
(5)
,{\)
:
'
pose, with a view to;
(irl of gods descending upon it simply, to go V. of the ground to. 2. to attack, like ^. knâiveiv 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<p' o^re on condition, that set one upon, make him mount : metaph. to bring to, or more briefly, k(p' wtc; ktr' ovdev'i on no conmake one arrive at. Cf. km dition with strict justice en 'icois fut. aor. 2 I.
:
km
Sopiraifor supper
for mischief to man. of doing a thing yeXav km
on reasonable terms.
,' $
;
C.
with accus.,
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
to
;
I.
upon, against:
metaph.,
:
-nXeiv
'
.
in
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-eî (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-avan enterprize
:
esp. to
after, in quest of;
'^ ' ' ' ' '''

:
epya,
'
;
in
hostile sense,
to labour,
to
to
6. ' -, - 6.
:
throw or cast tipon

:
to
put on
affix.
,
:
2. to
lay
3.
on, apply
to lay ori, ifnpose, as a
tax or
fine.
add :
to
add
to,
increase.
II. inirans.,
kni-
(sub. eavTov), to
2. to
throw oneself upon, go

:
straight towards.
(sub.
),
i7ii?id
fall upon
to
give one's attention
one's
to; aor. 2 part.
'
;
'
-(; -,
-.
:
km-os,
IV. a reciprocal action, as in en-epyaaia,
thought on it. 4. to fall to one, come to one's share : knâWov [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,
to,
to attack.
3.
think on, apply

absol.,
when he
$^
6(\^ , -, , 5,
;
kav.
-, ', -, , -,
or soldier.
kav
-,
one
6-
V. with Numerals, an integer and so much more, km-TpiTos, one and a third, = . VI. to strengthen the Compar., as
km-yaa
kms,
intermarriage.
From
[],
ol
embarks;
upon
-, -, - , <-, , {)
- - 5,
kwi-irXeov, etc.
it is
:
km-aX\ov,
f
, )8<
{^)
who mounts
:
or
the soldiers on board a ship, the
-,
iiri, for
:
enecTi,
there, ready, at
aor.
hand. to send upon, lay
a fighting men, as opp. to the rowers and seamen passenger. 2. the warrior in a chariot. that can be climbed, ac77, 6v,
05,
to
bring to pass. Ep. aor. 2 part, of
()
day after
koa.
kmav.
cessible.
,
by
:
poet, for etpavl-, to please, gratify. to sleep among.
as,
, the
proverb., epneiv vpus
a hard reckoning,
[a], to shout to, cheer: to shout aloud. aor. 2 imperat. of
uncertain.)
for
a ladder or steps to ascend
a scaling-ladder
a gangway.
, , .,
on the day
the festival, Lat. repotia:
kav
km
to
come
to
after the feast.
(Deriv.
pf.
of Ep. I pi. aor. 2 subj. Ep. aor. 2 inf. of
kmav.
6. .
-6,. . .
-0,
opos,
imperat. aor.
for
-, , -, -,
(3,
of male animals,
f.
to,
on or over
5,
or on a door.
come upon,
upon or
aloiid.
3. to cry out against. 4. to call upon, invoke; call to aid: so also in Med. a helping, comi/ig to aid, succour.
From
an inflictioti, petialty. an attempt, enterprise
(
against,
-{) ,, -, -, - () , {) 5 ,
e. g.
-, ()
a boar.
-,
I med. of 3 sing. aor. I med. of
. (. -,
(II.
sfand suppliant at the altar.
--, -. 6$, ,
Ion. for
f.
{(,
one who mounts.
Att.
-,
/
Causal of ewtto survive.
put one upon.

f.
to, call
aor. 2 cTrcîW:
fut. ipofxai, later

2. to eye
/,
/oo^ upon, look

is
regard.
with envy, Lat. invidere.

that which
arcs, to,
thrown
a cover
{()
:
a patch.
a bolt or bar fixed in

:
f.
aor. 2
to
sides
-,
befall.
f.
Ion.
stepmother over one's

to
call
to,
cry
out
to.
2.
to
utter
or sing
an additional marriage. termarriage, right of intermarriage, between
-8, -, ((, ($. -, (' , {(, '05) -, -' -/) (-^ -, ,

Ion. for
, -,
-05,
the
)
to
249
to
ov,
{(,
6$) on or
Ion. fut. of
Ion. and Dor. for upon, clamour for.

opos, 0,
(.(,
at the altar,
shout
-,
ov,
an over-shepherd, shepherd. yaia, yT}) upon the earth; parts on or near the ground. f. to marry a
:
widow
;
as her husband's next of kin. f. Att.
t(KVois
to
own
children.
to marry bemarry and set a Hence

II. in-
Ion.
arcs,
Ion.
-5,
-, ,
:
-,. -,
-5,
ov,
states.
{(, '^$)
for
marriageable.
to
come
{k
to aid, succour. to one.
a call
ov,
-)
cried out
laugh
-,
ifi
6,
Tri-yeios, ov,
Pass, to exult in.
(-(.
of
yTJ)
pf. pass,
(-^.
on or of the earth. laugh to or with,
:
{(, y(a =
ill
spoke?i of.
a throwing or putting on ;
II.
layers or courses of bricks.

III.
-, -, -,
:
f.
[d], to
to
approval, to smile upon to give honour to.
absol. to laugh.
Med.
to taste of.
:
a setting upon a thing,
triumph over
pf.
of
-,
cattle, to
-,
f.
a plot, attempt, scheme.
ter.
to
, $
aim
at
intr. to
((
, , -,
arcs,
-5, ,
From
f. to feed graze or feed upon.
, -,
to
6,
a hostile attempt. roar in answer.

cattle
-,
f.
pf.
('/'/
:
to rejoice or
to exult in.
fut.
upon:
Med.
-yiyova or
iapos
after;
comes next ;
oi
(^'^( the season ('^^6( posterity

;
:
in pass,
-^( -(^( -'/('/(

aor. 2
form
to be
born
ivi-
of spring
2. to
an over-cowherd, herdsman.
,(^\) a plan against,

one
as time
upon, fall upon
6,
who
plots against, a plot-
upon come
f.
to
plan or contrive against one
-('
:
-,
:
was going on. in good sense,
come
ensue
after,
to follow,
3. to
also to fall upon, attack.
to pass.
Tivi, c. dat. rei, to lay plots for,
nise
Pass, to have snares laid for one.
Hence
-, , = . -5,
by treachery.
ov,
treacherous.
) -, , , -, -,
{(,
f,
, a plan
against another, a plot: ^
- -, -. ^^-.
scious of,
judgmetit, decide.
plottitig
against,
Dep.
to
to loiter at a place.
-)
:
fut.
to
look upon, observe.

to
-^
:
happen
aor. 2 -(yvojv
II. to
pf.
hence
to
come
find out, discover a sense of.

Ion,
recogto become conIII. /o
come
to
and
:
in late Gr. for
Att,
fut.
{(,
to
vent reproaches against,
Adv.
for
down.
flowers, to sprout, burst forth.

f.
, -5, -, -,
f.
-,
-,
to
make to roar
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
ov,
(-5,
caulk
\y], to
burst forth, as water

tight.
[],
to stop,
, -, . -, ,
taph. to
-05, , ,
,
an
-,
bow
upbraid.
f.
curved, twisted.
to curve, bend.
From
II.
me-
or bend another to one's purpose,
aor. 2 opt.
aor. 2 part,
of of
(^. (^^.
ovos, 6,
77,
{(,
Att.
as Subst.
thunderstricken.
:
of nounce, signify.
arbiter, judge.
fut.
)
II.
),
to
deciding upon: pardoning. make known, an^
eojs,
. , {(^/) (--^
full knowledge.
3
pi.
aor. 2 subj, of
250
, ,
offspring, posterity
of the chiefs
the region above the knee, the thigh.
-,
grazing.
, ,
,
to
lines,
From
inscriher
:
: ;
']'.
eiri-SeCiTVios, ov, (liti,
sert.
(l-niyiviaOai) horn after: generally, oi 'Eiriyovoi, the Afterborn, sons :
who
iSos,
fell
in the first
war against Thebes.

the knee.
ov, on, set
,{,^$.
upon
Ion. gen. of
Adv.
aros, to,
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
at
{^) (^)
)
esp.
one in
scratching the surface,
-', -, -5,
ten,
^-')
at or after dinner.
des-
TO,
an after-meal, second course or
l'n-hf&o,,ov,oneandonetenth,l + JL = i.^.
a tenth,
ov,
tithe.
used chiefly in neut.
an
inscription, as
means right hand ;

fore also
sons, dexterous, skilful.
', {^() an
),
f.
;
75, $,who {-^) ,

Athens a clerk
mostly in Elegiacs.
an
registered property, etc.

inscription.
-,
put a
at Athens, a registration
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.
nosed.
neut.
pi.,
mark the mark on
o/ property. i/oj pf. -yiypafa, pass, surface, graze; kmypaipai

II. later, to
a lot.
- -,
II.
:
loving, epith. of gout.

f.
to
) ( ^ -. -(, -, ^) -, {5, ) -,, -,

(,
ov,from
left to right,
pi.
in or on the bed.
towards the right,

2.
as Adv.,
auspiciously.
= ((,
II.
which thereon the

of per-
the right side.
Ion. for
($.
to look
, {(, , (, (05)
f.
Dep.
S,
upon, behold. to bind up. a band, bandage. bandage-
to he
lord over.
for
cs,
poet,
and Ion.
II.
want
gen.,s (5
in sense,
in strength
of,
lacking.
to lay the
damages
at so
much
to register oneself :
to enter the
name
at
eniypaof a patron in the public

but,
weak were we.

want
of, to
register, as
-, -, -, -5,
all
ov,
Athens were obliged to do. somewhat hooked : somewhat hook-
-,
:
$ ((($
absol.,
lacking, failing in a thing, c. failing in strength: also a compar.

inferior to Ulysses
From
poet, for
:
$^ (^
'
of.
(5,
in need or
^^
far too
(tTrtStcu b) to be in
II. to
lack
to
need the help
he
lacking in a thing, /a// in it. to moisten on the surface. f.
Dep.
f.
iri-8aicrtos, ov,
(, ^' ) distribute, (, ) assigned,

to
-,
offer.
6-,,
f.
allotted.
addition.
to
person, give freely.
pattern, example, lesson.
imhdeXa,
:
-((
-, , , {() , ,. {^) ) -(
ov.
[], Dor. for

f.
-$.
Dep.
in
to
weep over ox for.

to
bind
(A),
f.
-,
Dep.
to
to
admit besides or
in
bind or fasten on.
II.
lavish tipon a
,
,
76,
iirihiiîs
pf. 2
of
- (), -^, want ^, number want Med.

f.
tip,
bandage.
impers.
to
there
e's,
want of:
deficient
Att.
-5,
to he in
of, cf.
76.
distinguished.
arcs,
ov,
-5,
neut.
pi.
and
to exhibit as
Med. to display oneself, shew forth, display, parade : to shew, prove, 2. to shew, point out oneself off
demonstrate.
08,
Hence
XSyoi speeches/or display, set orations, such as were frequent among the Athenian rhetoricians. aor. 2 inf. of kireidov. aor. I inf. of
Ion.
exhibition, display;
come within one's view, to his knowledge. pattern, example, Lat. specimen.
tTTi-binrviui,
f.
, 8) ( ( -, -, -, -, (. ,'^ - - -/ -,
f.
a specimen
{km,
-,
as Adv.,
f.
at, towards evening towards evening.

:
home: to sojourn among people, stay at a place. Hence to come home, from foreign travel.
, (, ", (()
f.
-,
^.
is
or lack so
much
of
:
need of besides
:
ov, quite evident, manifest

II. like,
open.
2.
resembling.
the people.
to live
among
From
to be at
home,
live at
II.
aor. i -eSetâ Ion.

:
a specimeti or pattern
to sheiu
a staying at home, stay at a place. ainong the people : dwellcivil war; ing at home; II. sojourning at a native merchants.
ov, (kvi,
6-5,,
place.
fit
for display
,,
Ion.
magistrates sent annually by

the people,
to cross
Doric
states to their colonies.
, = ($, of
fut.
popular. over besides
6$,
((^)
to
or after another.
an
to
rivos
fut.
to debate or decide afresh.

f.
2.
, {()
several, to distribute
f.
eat after din-
ner.
II.
to eat as
a second course, eat as a
dainty.
Pass, to burst in consequence of a thing.
-, -^, -, -,
among
f.
-,
to divide
over again
Med. of
themselves.
to tear
to sail across besides.
asunder after:
sides.
give besides, give freely : kavII. to give with, give in dowry. Tivi to give oneself up or devote oneself to a
f.
-,, -.,, -, -, 6-,

f.
Med.
to
ordain or
.
: ;
opposed to the
251
letter
command
be-
ness.
2. equity, the spirit as
Pass, to
go
across after.
to teach besides.
to
thing.
III. intr. to increase,
advance
IV. Med., Ocovs improve, prosper. let us give or take the gods as witnesses ;
-,
II.
( ^ :
of the law.
-65,
'-5,
is
is
:
ov,
= $,
like.
S,
kiTLdKis as
(km, ukUs) fitting, meet, suitable; meet ; ov ' kirieiKh whatever
[word]
derate.
meet for you to hear.

also plausible
2.
:
reasonable
also to
opp. to
6v,
justice, equitable.
,
I
II. in Att. fair, of persons, /a/r, kind, mo-
not insisting on strict
cf.
eiri-etKTOs,
17,
(km,
(") yielding
;
that will never yield, unyielding
kmfiKTOs kmeiKTov
tolerably,
Dep.
f.
to seek or ask further
to seekfor
tmceasing woe.
or
claimant, to sue for a thing at law, lay claim
Hence
contested.
revolve
wards.
, -^
f.
-, , -8,
demand
besides.
:
to
adjudge
to
one
Med. of the
to.
Ion.
fnoderately.
5, ,
of
disputed at law
to
generally, rnrjch
in act 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
f.
, -, ,
Pass, to
aor.
I
-, whirl throw Med. turn wheel

to
or siuing round, of one
over in one's tnind, about, as birds in the air
part. dual.
to correct or set in
'-, 5, ,
f.
-^,
-, (.
,
to
-8, -, -,
6-,
-|8,
;
($),
) )
:
km4a
,
'-,
:
^, , -,
.
:
, Adv. of kmuKrjs, fairly,

2.
probably, reasonably.
Ion. for
ov.
k<p(kvos,
part, of
pf. part. pass,
Ion. aor.
Ion. fut. of
poet, for
ke\oa.
:
((
((
ibo).
ibo).
Hence
iTri-eXiTTOs, ov, to be
Ion. for
pf. pass,
k-ea or k^-ea
(-4
hoped or expected.
aor. I
(-(
:
Ep.
(5 to
put on
<$)
and
pursue after
follotu
up
as
legal term, to prosecute again.
-68,
f.
-,
, . , -,
-5,
=
ov,
to expect.
;
vehement, violent:
aor.
pi.
of
ov,
(km,
thing
likely,
a voluntary contribution to the growth, progress.
-, , ()
probable.
II.
koos yevkaOai
ov,
)
aor.
to
nom.
part, of
but
likely to
expected to do a prove so of things, top : generally, yoke to. well-known, illustrious.

likely or
:
($), vehemently, -., -, and -,
Adv. k^na$
fiiriously.
f.
((,
*($
.
from
to
intens.)
(as if
from km-
--^
f.
to outlive, survive.
(km,
p^rv)for
ecus, 77,
or of the banquet. a giving over and above

state.
II.
, 3, . (() -, , ,
f.
increase,
^
to
-, -, -,
ov,
-,
join
fasten at
II.
to tie together,
bind fast.
to
= sq.,
'-)5,
f.
ov, lying
epith. of Italian Locri. towards the west.

;
to boil tip or over
fj
($
kirk-
my
youthful
spirit boiled over.
II. act.
inf.
and part, of Im-
make a
noise or clashing.
, 6,
reception of something new.

;
3 dual indie.
for
'-5, $ kmpoov -, -
a stidden inroad, raid, or attack. ships to run to, a landing-place.

ov, that
aor. 2 inf. of
',
II.
upon, hurtful.
f.
((^)
a wall that
a running over.
6-,
ness.
and
'-,
may be run over or upon ; reimay be scaled. f. to go down or set upon.
I pi. aor. 2
part,
fut.
77,
of of
k. ()
kov.
med.
subj. of
-,, -, (((, -. k^. k^n\. -, (. (. ,, -,

to beat for
-, -,
-, )
to boil, heat.
make
-|5, ov, subject

ov,
to
(km,
envy : fortunate, prosperous. bringing loss or penalty

punishvient.
, 7,
f.
II. liable to
Hence
wanting
to punish.
to seekfor, seek after .find
game ;
f.
ol
kmo^JVes
the beaters.
III.
a place
part.
to bind or gird on: Pass., pf with their cloaks girt up.
Ion. for
I
aor.
of
Ion. for
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of (kni, 9;) things acceptable, pleasing

ov,
kavv.
likelihood,
:
reasonable-
-,
(kmpa)
pleasing.
II.
warding
II.
fairness, clemency
also natural mild-
off,
assisting, governing.
252
, , , (, -05,
only in neut.
(sub. dal, nuptial; song, epitbalamizitn, sung in chorus before the bridal
chamber.
-08 -, ,
Att.
ov, {(vi,
lying on the sea-shore, maritime.

ov, sick to death, like to die.
-, ,-, -,
Att.
f.
-,
for
(
to
^ ),
pi,
^naabav.
q. v.
belonging
),
= sq.
a brithe nuptial
to
Att. -ttios, a, ov,
(,
Oavaros) condemned to death.

f.
to cheer on.
) -, (. . -, ,
to strive
-, -,
.)
f.
to offer sacrifice, offer.

f.
vehemently
f.
[]
to offer sacrifice
upon or after
at.
[],
to
to
rush eagerly
2. c. inf.
do, desire or long to do, (v.

to
(-2^, -, ,
'-, ^-,
ovos,
Med.
put on one's armour.
to shotit or call out.
Ion. for
with a fee (Lat. honorarium). (km, 6^6$) to call upon in the f.
name of the gods,
-,
in-06s,
pay
respect to, to complitnent
,
f.
, -,', -^, .
'05, , an
-96,
to adjure.
Hence
to the
appeal
-0ivau, aor. 2 opt. and

aor. 2 part, of
2
pi.
.
aor.
2
upon, be heavy upon.

place, besiege
it.
-,, -^, - -,
f.
opos,
,,
to
acquainted with, knowing. pull down besides.

Pass, to sit
to sit
to sit
f.
down upon.
to press
Ion.
upon:
II.
down against
gods, adjuration. inf. of

opt.
-, , (. -, ,(,
ein
f. f.
to set
upon.
II. intr.
to sit upon.
to iiuiovate
upon.
;
in-Kaiptos, ov,
naipus) in due season, seasonoi
of kvi-
able,
-9, ,
chief persons.
work zealously for.

ccus,
tion.
,
pray
to court or serve studiously: to
-, (() , -6'|, , 6.05, ,

II.
aor. 2 imperat. of
(.
venient for a thing.

Att.
to
f.
-,
a place
:
opportune : important, critical

ov,
the
(from Med. ) f. to prophesy
terprising.
eirt-OeTOS,
ov,
fetched, foreign.
epithet.
{)
,
to sit as
()
a laying on, imposia setting upon, attack.

upofi.
on
-, : -,
= (TTiKaipLOS,
f.
c.
gtn.fit, proper, con-
-:
to light or kindle
burn on an
altar.
to call on,
appeal to, adjure.

to
:
to call in
addition, give a
surname
III. to
II.
Pass, to be
ready
to attack
en-
called by surna7ne.
to oneself, call to
bring an accusation
IV.
against, to lay to one's charge.
Med.
to call
added, annexed: far-
II. as Subst.,
emOerov,
, on
after,
-, {.-evoa,to run
aid : generally, to itivite : also to challenge, Lat. provocare. 2. to summon before one. a cover, covering : a veil,
tipon or at: to
run
cloak,
chase, pursue.
, , (()
thing given in or over in a bargain. anything put on, a aros,

cover, lid.
-,
the
-,
to
. .. -, , f.
()
cf.
an addition, accession: some-
to
, , , -,
$,
f.
,
f.
a suppliant at an altar,
a covering, concealment. a bend : the angle of a to draw up the wings building; so as to form angles with the centre.
ccus,
gods for aid :

to
TTiOopetv, aor. 2 inf. of
,( , -,
put over.
means of hiding.
to
From
II.
cover up, shroud, hide.
5,, {) ,
Hence
(s,
f.
curved, curling.
From
\}/, to
bend into an angle
Pass.
-, , -,
Att.
f.
shout in token of approval.

contr. for
to
wheel round the wings, so as to take the enemy in

ov, bent forward.
or leap upon,
-,.- (.
luiGpcâs, aor,
c.
I
break besides. part, of

to
:
aor. 2
-, , (, $)
:
gen.
c.
dat. to insult over
flank.
to spring
:
absol.,
so far do they bound.

to set one's
head forwards. an angle ;
a thing, lust after, desire eagerly.

the object
, , , , , '5,
f.
heart upon
Hence
the coast, opp. to angles to the coast)
05, , {()
in
-, -, -,
fj,
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
aTos,
of the Pontus.
a place.
( (
-3,
a, ov,
:
-5,) -, (,
{(.)
II.
Adv. headforemost. properly on the head,

opp. to opOios, crosswise, at the country measured along (measured inwards at right
gen., Tpirjpeis
bad sense,
desire, lust.
-, -, -, -,
f.
c.
XUTtmts forming an angle with the current
, an
incense-offering
to direct,
from
to
f.
[d], to offer incense.
to
aim
straight at
govern.
-, -,
II.
to
f.
go down
to
bring down
{.
come
to
land with or afterwards.

:
to fall asleep at or upon.
to
to
go down
to or
upon
after or against.
to let fall
down. land besides

aor. 2
-:
Pass.
upon.
-, -, - -^ (. -|/,
f.
use, to look
,
-,
f.
-, -, -, -,
-,
f.
-, (
Dep.
overflow besides.
^.
upon
a place.
253
far
to sleep at or
be extended, spread over ; as the morning light is spread.
'-, -,
f,
f.
to catch up, overtake.
to stay yet longer. to
dangerous.
throw oneself upon.
ov, yet
and
-,
more accursed.
to
throw down after or

slay
answer.
and
-,
:
f.
^cw, to
upon or
-, -', -,
ov, in
,-5,
Adv.
f.
poet,
Att.
over.
upon or
Dep.
to tell lies in addition.
aor. 2 of
8, -,
f.
responsively.
. - Only used
-5.
and Ion.
for
to
:
in pres.
II.
danger, precarious, insecure.
send forth a sound in

:
f.
to
weep
Hence
to
ov, tearful.
[],
bend towards
[d]
Pass, to be
down -, -,
upoti
inf.
Tri-KavTOS, ov, ikmKaiw) praeustus. Att. for

inf.
-, -,
inf.
-Karideiy, aor. 2 with no pres. in

cf.
bent or broken in spirit, L&t. frangi animo.

Att. for
c's,
6'.
go down upon or
still.
into.
detain
burnt at the end, Lat.
-, -, -. '-6, ,
to
more.
[]
serving as Pass, of eniTi-
be laid
upon;
closed.
2. generally, to
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
over against ; ai
of gates, to be put to or be set on or in : to lie
(). 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.
aros,
on one.
7-,
down.
.- Ep. -:
II.
^^, ,
f.
7, -,
-,
TTiKcXevats,
metaph.
aor. 2 of
pf. part. pass,
<ws,
also in
encourage, cheer on.

fut.
-,
:
aground
to land,
or ashore, of ships.
-, ,
Med.
:
to shout in applause, to cheer.
..
to cut
tional name, and generally, a
\-\. -, -, -, '- - -^, , {) ^, {\() -, (5, -, ,{) 5,
2.
{km, KKios) famous.

f.
(A),
to shut up, close.
(), {km, Kkios)

contr.
to extol or praise the
Ion. for
'-5,
f.
to assign by lot.
ecus,
a surname or addiabsol. ace.
name
km-
down,
mow
by surname, by
name ; but
also in
name
only,
to cut short, baffle.
nominally.
allies.
'5,
II.
a reproach, imputation.
called upon, called in as
of
cheering, exhortation.
to
exhort and
aor.
chair.
to
2.
intrans. to
- , -, -,
-, , -^, -,
Dep.
f. f.
come ashore.
to call to or to
upon, invoke.
apply the spur.
[]
to
ein
,,
f.
mix
in,
pour
in again.
{kn'i,
/eepdos) profit
, , -',
f.
to jeer at, insult, teaze.
Ion. aor. 2 impf. of
will not hide
-, $) '6, {(()
it
to conceal, hide;
.
aor.
I
on
run come lay upon
-, ,{() 8, -, - ov,
{kma4)
specially
summoned.
km\iv.
(s,
sloping, slanting.
a thing
to lean
on : a couch, arm:
From
[t]
f.
so as to fit
pf. pass,
Pass, to be
II.
put
to
:
to
;
to
Ep.
closed doors.
Pass, to be inclined at
emKCKKibend towards :
part, pass.,
\\5
'-,
an angle
pf.
sloping, oblique.
III. Pass, to lie
over against.
traffic.
'
to commotion. given to stealing, thievish, cunning in speech. wily: c. gen., kn'iK\oTios f. ciri to overflow, flood : metaph. to I overwhelm, ruin. Hence
f.
ciri-K\oiros, ov, {km,
-, ,
(.$,
,)
2.
to recli?ie at table. to stir
up
ov,
fro?n thee. {km,
or embassy to treat for peace.

aros,
herald.
,
From
;
of or at a burial. thesending a herald
5, -, -,
ciri
to listen to, hear.

f.
6-,
apyvpiov
ciri
one's destiny, of the Fates
a message or
to
demand
by
herald : to proclaim publicly.

claim
send a message by a make proposals for a treaty : generally, to

Dep.
-,
asleep over.
-,-, 6-. -,
to spin to one,
:
,
pi.
f.
an overflow flood
,
so also
assign to one 05
in
Med.
Att. for
inf.
to
scrape or grate upon a thing.
'- Att.
7-.,
:
Ion. for k(p-iKvkopiai.

Pass, with fut.
med.
-,
to fall
f.
a price
-,
on
his
'
:
to
announce, pro-
-5,
ov, (kni, Koivos)
or
head hence to proscribe. to spread over Pass,

:
',
km
to set
misaious
-,
neut.
to
to share in
common
to
to many, proAdv. in common. 2. communicate with.
common
as
with.
254
to
, (/) -, ,
6'-.,
f.
-^,
f.
f.
to boast besides,
add
boastingly:
^,
:
boast or exult in a thing.

to
-, 6-5,
f.
add
boastingly: to boast
of.
67-, ,
f.
ov,
to rattle on or over. trodden hard, beaten.

to
iTtKOiros, ov,
cut short, lopped.
to strike upon, to
knock down
strike or smite
Med.
to smite one's breast
and wail for
another, Lat.
ol inifcoi
eTn covering over

or
plangi.
the epic poets.
follower of the sect of Epicurus.

help in
-, , ($) , , ! ,
irucos,
17,
iri-KOTOS, ov, angry, vengeful : malicious, malignajit.
,
, ,
war:
f.
ov, (eiTOs) Epic,
of Epic poetry
:
-, , -,
f.
Med. to disguise Hence disguise oneself.

ov, hidden, secret.
-,
f.
hammer upon
aor, 2
or in.
to
II. to
upon.
:
-(
:
throw a
Pass, to conceal
f.
to
adorn with
to celebrate.
c-irt-KTaoixai,
an Epicurean, a
come
;
-,
to
77^0;,
(kmKovpos)
to
to
c.
aid, to
dat. rei,
generally, to help at need;
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
II.
against, aid, succour, assistance.

or allied force.
an auxiliary
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.
05, , (, -5, ,
auxiliary, allied.
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.
ov,
dition
, (
iiriKT-qais, ws,
;
;
Dep. to gain, win besides; gain additional territory. f. to kill besides; kniKTUveiv slay the slain anew.
f.
-, -, , {() {()
to
caw
or croak at one.
to
fresh gain.
gained
yrj
-,.,
-,
--,
i
:
(
Hence
-,
-[,
f.
to lift up,
encourage
ciri-KpaCvw Ep. f Ep.
accomplish, fulfil;
grant
achieve, effect.
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 posciri-Kpdvov,
) ,, ,
me now
this
- -, - :
Pass., aor.
'-, -, , -('
f.
-, -,
ein
in
bad
sense, to ptiffup, elate.
to shout to or at.
vvv
'
:
f.
aor.
aor, I
fall in with
determine.
to
bring
;
to pass,
prayer, fulfil
it
generally, to
(Im,
6-,
session of, Lat. potiri, c.
conquer.
5,
:
tery over a thing
hang hang, impend

(*}
to
determine.
, {km\av) 65, -, -, -5, {() , (. -\, ', 6, (. , kmavv. , -, . -, -,

Comp. $,
:
-, $) 5, -6, , (/) -^
is,
overbearingly, impetuously
(km,
and
-:
, ,
f.
- -, , -, , (. -, ) ,
:
[t]
aor.
-(:
to roll
down upon.
to stoop
6-
f.
to flow in
^cw, to
waves over. bend oneself over,

f.
:
and and
c.
f.
and
-:
down.
to fall or light upon, gen. to have a share of, partake in.
{kvt, Kvpos) to confirm, ratify: to
tiriKvpaas, aor,
part, of
ov, (kni, KvpTOs)

f.
gen.
absol.
to
prevail,
-', 7-, -, , , -8,

f.
-05,
to
humpbacked. bend forward.
ov,
(km,
guarding
bee-hives.
(cus,
[], to lament over. From 77, a hinderance.
[],
to
to hinder,
keep in check.
f.
make a
ov,
(km,
procession.
Adv. of : having control or massuperior.
-,
handle.
1.
laudatory.
at the oar, a rower.
hilt.
inf.
ov,
{km,
aor. 2
of a weapon, up to the very
)
med.
$)
riotous assault upon.
of or for a festal
a conquest.
of a taking hold, grasping:

part,
to
kmav.
of
f.
[]
Att.
/6- a
over, cause to
impend
Pass, to over-
aor. 2
med.
over, threaten, Lat. imminere.
f.
receive by lot after-
.
inf,
2.
4s,
overhatigi?ig
wards.
II.
to fall to
Ep. aor. i imperat. of Ep. 3 sing. aor. i opt. of

l inf.
Dep.
Ep. aor.
-, ,
f.
{erri,
mast.
of give Judgment upon, decide,

the sailyard
upon
ship's
:
of
take,
hold of, interrupt ; vvktos

to lay
f.
to attain to, reach, over-live.
-(
to lay
one by lot, come afterwards. hold of, hold tight.

aor. 2
med,
and
subj.
aor. 2 kirkXciPov: pf. -6t2. to over'
seize, attack.
spyov.
3.
4, to seize
and
stop
back. get over
( , , $ -,
attack
:
binder
ktnKaûv 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.
/^. ) (-^, -,
,
255
from
getting
one who uses nets, 6, {Irti, a fisherman or hunter. iXXos) to wink with the eyes, to make signs by winking.
-65, ,
(,
and
Pass, to be flooded.
obtain
hidden.
forgot thai
forgotten.
-, , (\$, ({(^) $ (, 7, -: -: -5, (^) , (, -/) -, ,-, \-^, --, , -, -,

ov, Ion. for
to
come up
f.
to,
reach.
Hence
6-, -(, -'/
caught, detected.
to
to shine
after or
to
upon
when day bad dawned.

aor. 2
f.
the
,
to
fut.
Att.
aor.
:
-6-
pf.
reckon over, think on, consider: to
Dep.: make account of.
a conclusion, inference. , II. concluding speech of a play, epilogue: the peroraov,
escape notice, be
aor.
II.
Causal, to
pass,
make
to forget.
III.
Med. cirtXavOaand
fut.
to
with pf. forget;
2 act.
owed
Pass., aor.
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<us,
f.
-5,
-,
-,
.
^ '^ ,
-^,
.
name.
$,
ther.
2.
to call by
II. to
out, select
or tTTCtAcYîVot chosen men.

to read.
-, -,
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.,
otie.
without pUepov,
ing.
Toi picked soldiers.
' -, , -, , - --, , . -, -, ,
III. in
so also in
Med.
Pass.,
2. to
think over, consider.

aor. 2
f.
\, to pour
f.
upon, make a libation over.

:
pf.
) , , ()) // -, - -( (: -, - -(:
to be
f.
(
I
tion of a speech.
barbed.
left,
ov,
still
remaining: of
pf.
Time,
come, future.
,
-,
TO, the price of a bath. to trouble, grieve besides.
Hence
trouble, grief.
m-XOiros, ov,
fojs,
f.
(,
troubled, grieved.
release.
:
to loose, untie
2. to
to let slip
dogs
generally, to release.
f.
choose, pick-
-, , (, -..\,%, (, $)
ov,
solve, explain.
to
mock
at.
at the breast.
2 to be
Med.
also,
med.
-(,
:
Pass.,
with aor.
[a], aor. I
pf. act.
mad
after,
dote upon
aor.
to be passionately in love with.

fut.
Ep.
Ep.
Dep.:
c.
6$
to fail
absol. to fail, lack, be
want-
-,
2.
(,//) .-,
f.
,
ace. to
to
to strive after,
endeavour lay bold of, grasp:

still
more.
kiss.
a wanton
-,
:
learn besides or after. to bear witness or depose to
Hence
a thing.
Hence
]m\iv|;us, (ojs,
:8,
ov,
(^;)
, failure,
of
lack.
chosen, picked; oi
a witness, testimony. Dep. to take to witness, to call on

absol. to call witnesses, call in
-, , --,
f.
as witness, appeal to
evidence.
pf. pass,
to peel, strip
of
its
bark.
obtestari.
to look
towards, see before one.
having a bad memory

irreg. Sup.
fut.
seizure
, {() , )-, , ,(. (() ( . 15 , . -, -(^ , {() - ,

thos, ",
f.
intage.
{) -, , -, -6, (, $) -05, 5, (() {(.)

see
li.
ov,
poet, for
{},
to forget. Xeia) obtained as plunder. to shout in applause,
causing forgetfuhiess.
ov,
of a winepress or
caught, detected.
forgetfulness.
the
, -, -, ,
f.
f.
to call
on earnestly,
to conjure, Lat.
-5, ,
ov,
3. to
ov,
ecus, J7,
forgetfulness.
tacked, assailable, open to attack.

f.
5. (. , ) 5, ,(() () -,
gen. -vpos,
o,
declare before witnesses. a witness to anything.
Hence
Ep.
fut.
of
to
knead again:
Med.
to stroke.
ov,
(,
at the breast.
seeking after OT for.
to fight for one.
Hence
a defensive alliance.
ov,
{(,
that
may
easily be at-
[a],
and
f.
'.
to
ov, gen. ovos,

:
Comp.
forgetful
smile at or upon.
aor. I inf.
of
(^($)
aor.
care, attention, diligence;
med. of
-,
:
fcus,
a laying hold
of,
a finding fault.
Adv. grazing, scratching.
-,
rivos attention paid to a thing.
and
aor. I
~((
Dep. with fut. med. also with fut. pass.
(, ()\

256
to take care of,
ment of:
c.
a care. caring for, anxious s, {km, II. pass, cared about: absol. careful, attentive.
.-5,
an
I
,
to
tiri
have charge of:

attention
to
have the managegen.

:
|,
pay
Hence ace. et inf. to take care that. arcs, to, an object of care,
for,
(y(VTo it was a care to Cyrus have to care for it; the charge of the execution of orders.
take care of,
charge, a manager, overseer, superintendent.
, , -,
at, desire.
object of care
) (
to, cultivate, c.
also
discritninately.
others, intercottrse, dealings, Lat. comynercitim.
esp. in neut., as,
($
dealings with one
(8
c07itact with, clash
verb. Adj. of
pay
attention to a thing.
,
to
-, , = ^$, 5,
Dep.
f.
, (^) (.
one
sing
one must
who
is
in
, -.
aim
blame :
c. dat.
Adv. of
Ion.
pf. pass,
of
-,
cin
fut.
f.
matter of blame,
complain.
to
,
to
:
and poet.
^.
to.
-, ka. ^-^, -, ^. 6, , , km.-. ^. -, -, -, (()
kinviKios.
Adv.
Ion.
{^) -, (^)
17,
mixedly, confusedly, in-
a mixing with
,
-|5,
f.
ccus,
,=
;
poet,
and Ion.
:
for
in hostile sense, to be
to have brought in
with
absol. to associate together.
Ion. for
I
I pi. i
aor.
opt.
med.
carefully.
, () , {()
f.
aor.
part. pass, of
to
commit adultery
besides.
aor. 2 inf. of
Hence
ov,
<5,, ,
-5,
f.
approaching, invading. blame, reproach.
ov,
pf.
with pres. sense,
to
--, ^, -5,
TO
Dep.
:
to
object against
pers.
blame
impute to one as one as matter of absol. to find fault,
$, -( -,
$,
still.
Hence
), blame, complaint.
aor.
on, to abide
to abide by.
2. to II. to
continue in a pursuit.
:
to,
( - ), -,
blameable, unlucky. a staying on : delay. to mutter or murmur at.

after the story
;
to
to stay
3.
Hence
wink
at, in
ov, (kni,
the
coming moral of a fable.
ov,
{km)
Att.
-, =
[],
scoffed at.
to mutter.
to close the eyes at a thing
token of assent.
Ion.
-, Dep.
kaoa.
to find fault with.
-,
'-,
f.
wait for, await, c. ace. Med. to send for besides, send
05, , , -5,
ov,
blameivorthy, blameable.
for a reinforcement.
Pass.,
, (($ $
to
II. to
measure out
assign to the corn measiired
-, -, (.
-,
fut.
blamed, blameworthy. ciri Dor. for Dor. for 6Tri-viov, TO, (ejri, imvs) a sea-port for the navy,
arsenal.
out.
-,
-5,
eirt
measure out or pay in addition. TO, something added to the measure,

Dep.
(ojs,
to
-
so,
and
to allot, assign, distribute.
- :
aor.
excess.
After-thought, brother
-, -,
flocks.
f.
graze on another's land
Med., of
of
II. to
turn cattle
cattle, to
:
to devise or concert against.

6,
((ir't,
5)
over the boundaries, to

i.
go on grazing
Epimetheus,
e.
spread over;
over the
tors
-.8, of -08,
is, {kiri,
ov,
(sub. lepa) monthly offerings.
precautions.
-, -,
and
:
, 5) ) )
al,
Prometheus or Fore-thought.
thoughtful.
{km,
Nymphs
{kni,
monthly:
-, ^
town
;
5,
-6,
f.
vaaos
pf. part. pass,
protec-
fut.
:
of emreai.
aor.
I
(^ $. .
the
fire
feed metaph. to
spreads
tos
wards.
II. to
nod
to, in
-tvfvoa to nod fortoken of command or

:
approval, to
nod
to
[], to be angry at or with. Dep. to contrive against: to devise

II. to
with
tercourse or dealings with.

f.
Pass, Pass,
($ - (^, -^ -, -, -( -( (
ov,
-5,
devise besides.
{km,
epyojv contriver of
)
to
to
do a thing
cline to or towards.
ov,
craftily devising
ill
-,
deeds.
-, -5, :
assent, to make a sign to another to III. to inpromise by noddiiig.
fut.
mingle with,
and Med.
k-Lvoa^,
aor.
I
put in mind
fut.
and
to reinember, recall to
let
make mention
-,
mind, think of; us think 0/ battle. III. later, to
of: also to quote, poet, for
- -, -, - )
to
to
mix
in
or
-^
(A),
{B),
have inII.
part, pass.,
of.
'-5,
and
- -,
(C),
5 -(,
= kmvv(,
f.
.-,
ov,
{km, clouded, overcast. {km, v^cppos) upon the kidneys.

to spin to, esp. of the Fates.
to
load with a thing:
pf.
piled up with.
top.
ov, (kni, vavs)

(kni,
-,
over
vew)
to
to swim, float on the on board ship. heap or pile upon.
to be sober at or for.
f.
come
to the top, float

to.
Dep. to swim upon : to 2. to swim on the surface.

of victory.
II.
to or
viKios, ov, {kni,
as

CTTLVLKOi
TO (vivifiiov (sub. triumphal song or ode. feast in honour of a victory.

Subst.
victory,
($),
2. (sub.
-, -, -,
iiri-vlKOS, ov,
wt-vow,
I pass.
contrive.
to form
( ,
= k-niViKios.
fut.
a song of part. pres. fern, of a coming day (sub. Hence ov,for the coming day,
. -, , ),
day
;
to
go over: come upon.

but also with aor. to think on or of,
3. absol.
to
snow upon,
:
, * (. -,
).
k-nioioios
( (
257
ibo), the
sufficient for the
daily bread.
[vi]
f.
aor.
in
same sense
2. c. inf. to
purpose, intend.
a plan, design. Hence a thinking of or over a thing, thought power of thought, inventiveness. 2. a purpose, deirivota,
) -.
eiri
-, -, -,
Dor. for
poet, for
Adv.
to
entirely, altogether.
brandish at or against.
pf.
ov, gen. ovos, (kiri,
average.
sign.
a grazing on another's , a right to pasture on each other's lands, of the citizens of two neighbouring states,
lands
, {() .
$, Dor.
:
II.
after-thought.
I pi.
impf, of
to
-,
-,
-,
'-,
to
inf.
inf.
,
(\$, falling
the
of
II.
to one's share.
Adv. upon
whole, generally, on the

besides.
to
:
heap up
f.
prepare besides provide oneself with besides.

,
Med.
-etvai to be present at or near.
() -5, ) )
5, -5,
ov, ov,
to be
dwelling in the country.

ofoxforabride, bridal. to prick on the surface.
to
--,
,^,
(,
by night, nightly.
march alongside of to come forward to

Att.
Att.
-, ,
f.
upon or over.
a
-Hence
present besides or in addition
-,
:
to.
to to
\\.
come upon in flank, to come on to assist. III.
speak.
fut.
[]
to sprinkle
-,
f.
distribute, assign.
to cover with.
^ -,
'-,
f.
) -, , ) -, . )
f,
17^0, to
and \, to drop asleep over. II. bring or apply to.
tiri-iraaTOS, ov, sprinkled on or over:
-$,
'\.-^,
f.
ov, ((iri,
f.
(em,
on the back. to put on the back
of,
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
'-,
Comp.
,)
;
(
1.
irreg.
iri-vii)Tios, ov,
(,
ov, inclining to yellow,
-|,
f.
, (,
(tTTt,
on the back. tawny, of hares.
'5,
with, obey.
(((5.
f.
Ion.
and poet, for
(^.
-,
proach
es,
obedient, compliant.
-,
c. dat.
From
in,
Pass, to be persuaded,
to
yield to persuasion
êvos) to entertain as a guest:

offices as
2. Med., a stranger.
Pass, to be so entertained, to dwell abroad.
-,
TO,
:
I claim these
to scrape
$)
on the surface. a chopping-block, like
coming
-5,
iri-oivios,
the executioner's block.

ov, poet, for Itt'ikoivos,
field,
i.
common
e.
to
many;
or 20 per cent.
f.
'
;
;
-,
year.
-,
Dep. (km, Ep. syncop, aor. 2
)
part.,
i
put faith
to
comply
come towards, ap-
k1evov (tos the

and ^ = ^ of the
ov, containing
;
principal,
a loan at the rate of

\pa},
km^vvos apovpa a common persons have rights.
in
which many
-,
to
send after or again.
of
tiriov,
-5,
6-, . ,
(,
;
io
deity
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.
(5 $ (,
ov,
(km, oTvos) at or over wine. f. to pour out wine for. aor. 2 oi
II. the gods, to send upon or to, let loose upon. Hence to send besides : to send by way of supply.
poet, for
aor.
I
ks.
f.
(kmopfeos)
(\\, -. , , (. 6', '-,

($,
pf.
pf.
a sending to a place.
of k-inm
to
to
of begin
turn dark, of grapes ripen-
swear falsely, forswear
oneself, irpbs
by
ing.
kmopneiv
to
swear falsely
ripening
,, -(,.;. 6, , -,
then of the colour of hares. fut. med. of
-75, ov, somewhat dark, properly of grapes
-, 6. 6.-., )
,=
Dep. (km,
tirC-ovpos,
to fly over, to
have before one's
eyes, foresee.
to
(kiri,
ovpos) a watcher,
guard :
c.
dat.,
kmovpos guardian, chief over Crete: kmovpos chief svfme-herd.
c.
gen.,
- ,) -,
f.
- -,
or or
:
aor. 2 part, of
to spread over. only found in aor. 2 Dep. to fly over : metaph.

:
come
to the
and
-,
to
knowledge of by flying.
f.
:
-, (-5,
make
to
freeze at top
f.
-,
toflx upon.
Pass, to congeal.
, (k,
f.
spring upon, rush at. above the elbow. press upon.

to

258
and impf.,
io
Dep., used only approach, come near.
-,
-,
:
in pres.
f.
-.,
f.
to
-<
upon, attack
niture, movables, as opp. to fixtures, Lat, stipellex.
drive about
I
-' -05, (. -, ) - -, 5, -, -, -, , , -, -5, , ) , -, (-, -. ( -(:

-^,
f.
,
--,--, ), (. 5,
tofill
:
-,, {()
choke,
Itriirvoia,
up with a thing,
:
ciri-iroSios, a, ov,
pf.
aor. 2
-imov
:
-,
2
drink afterwards or besides

f.
:
to tope after dinner,
greatly, Lat. desidero.

ws,
pf.
aor.
8,
to fall
:
upon:
also in hostile sense, to fall
, ,
pass,
of accidents, to befall one. implements, fur(contr. from
aor. I part. pass, of
the surface.
. , ,
eirt-TToXos,
slifle.
[/]
f.
,
,
a breathing upon : inspiration. {km, irovs) upon the feet. to yearn or long after, regret
Hence
:
-, ,,=,($. .-',,
f.
a yearning after : and ov, longed for, earnesily desired
and
an over shepherd or shepherdess.

{eirtiroXrj)
be at the iop, lie

ihe iop
:
on
be
II. to
rise
metaph.
make
to
wander
over.
over, to
:
uppermosi,
ing.
prevail.
ov,
Pass, with fut.

to
med.
aor.
wander about
f.
2. superficial,
aor. I part, of
Att.
[]
to
spread
Xrjs, as
Adv., at the iop,

II.
Hence a plaster on, smear over. ov, plastered over

A.av.=^lTTLirXiov.
feigned, false.
above.
a sloping surface near Syracuse.

ciri-iroXios, ov,
<m-irXtos, ov, Ep. for

f.
eiriirXeos.
=
f.
ov, gen. ovos, still
^,
to plait into
iri-irXtov, Adv., for
km
more. a chaplet. irXeov, still more.
ifn-troXv, Adv., for
, ,
(,
at
on
the surface
prominent, project-
ordinary.
From
a surface: gen. kmiroaiop : c. gen, on ihe iop of, a piece of ground wiih
growing hoary, grizzled. an attendant.
im
generally.
to toil on, persevere.

: wearisome : of perof omens, portending Lat. aegre, wiih
ov, painful, toilsome

:
iiri-irXeos, a, ov, Att.
5,
(kiri,
sons, laborious, pains-taking

loil
toil
quite full of a thing. ws,
a sailing against; kniirXevaiv to have the power of sailing against, to have From the weather gage.
-,
:
f.
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.
:
-\ $ -, .,
:
Ion.
f.
-, -,, ,
to rebuke, reprove
,
ciriirXoov,
in one's ieeth.
of emirkoos, ov,
from
(\.
Lat.
,
omentum
:
:
-, , a
casi
reproach upon
:
( -,
biickled
to or
--
-, $, ) , -.,
f.
and and
suffering.
Adv.
(mvs,
trouble. Sup.
km
med.
aor. I
pass.
Dep.:
go, viarch to: {km,
io
march
over.
a manile
fly
on the shoulder.
Dep., lengthd. for
hover over.
-'',
io be conspicuous.
2. io
beseem, be
befitting.
(--,
2. to
whither.
Dep. to go as ambassador any send an embassy.
casi
-, ,
TO,
fuller
form of emnXa properly neut, an Adj. formed from iiri, as dirkoos from '.
-,
Ion. for
6, -, ,
[], to grind [the teeth] at a thing.

f,
-, .
to
I
Ep. for
(5,
the
aor. 2 part, of
or place before one.

after another.
-,
-,
to
II.
:
Ep, aor. Ep, aor,

f,
oi
2 inf,
:
(()
of
caul of the entrails,
also kmirXoos, 6.
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
{)
:
-:
at.
fut.
send forth towards
- aor. I
2. to
:
. =
of
:
throw forward.
i^nnpot.
to set out
send out one before or

aor.
I
Ep.
shoot
or
at:
to
place.
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.
-, -, -, -, -. -, - -^
part,
lrti
Ion. aor. i part, of
. .
Ep. aor. 2 of
-, -, -, . -^ ,
made for them.
rarely
before
{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
(
(A),
f.
imnpoiK
Adv. of
[']
he
sieered,
Time and
run
Place,
also in preference to.
to
ai or io.
(),
f.
^-
-<,
aor. 2 kwkirrapov
to sneeze ai as
I
vl6$
my son sneezed
spoke
a good the words, kindly to, favour.
', , {,
noitre.
iTriirTca0ai, aor. 2
of a general, to inspect, review
-,
Hence
Dep.
)(.
:
omen
inf.
hence of the gods,
to be
f.
to set a
: : ; :
of
8,
:
-^, , (, -, Dep.
ov, {enippf
II.
to save, preserve.
)
:
259
dog on one.
to
go
over-fold, a flap. about, visit, Lat. obire

:
an
in upon, adventitious.
abundant.
:
of an enemy,
to recon-
by shaking the whip

f.
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
( -( -, . - (, (. ( ,, ^ -, ( ~( -, . ) - -( < ^, -, ,
;
-,, (-. (-, ,

''5,
ecus,
,
;
a going round,
visitation.
f.
-,
irip
CTTippaCvfji, to f^prinkle
f, ipoj,
-,
of the rider, to urge a horse or of the horse, to gallop. to be careless about a thing.
-( , -(
strength on in a thing: Pass,
to
add
plqpf.
I
overflowed, moist.
fut.
:
and
to,
(
2.
) flowing
in or to:
coming
strengthen, encourage, cheer
I,
: :
metaph. overflowing,
aor. I
-
Wp-
but the
pf.
are used as pres.
and impf.
be invigo-
aor.
to recover strength,
rated, be of good cheer: also in aor.
impers., KUvois
upon or
over.
keyeiv they took courage to speak. aor. I Dep. to flow

:
Att.
--^,
f.
-,
to sew, stitch on.
or stream
downwards on
II.
Alt. for
flowing.
of hair, to fall to apply one's strength to a thing,
a thing
to offer sacrifices at a place

2. to sacrifice
ivork histily
at;
they moved
Ion. impf.
afterwards or nimbly with their
feet.
besides.
clivis.
65, From -, ,
is,
f.
leaning, inclined towards, Lat. proto lean
'-,
aor.
v. eiripp-,
of
towards, of the balance
ares,
, {() a
to
:
make
to drink.
taph.,
f.
pack-saddle : mea burden of disease. II. to to pile a load upon.

f,
:
-,
:
load or saddle a horse. Ep.
to
shake at or
to set at
to flow to
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 to flow
.
to
wave or beckon on
;
hence
to
put in motion against

:
future.
one, set on.
II.
Pass, to hurry, hasten towards

esp. in
cmp
7-5,
spell,
in hostile sense, to fall upon, rush at, attack
cojs, ly, {kiti,
a reproach.
f.
II.
pf.
as pres.,
charm.
^.
to
.f.
Att.
(((5
cm
or aor. 2, part,
thing.
orator to or over.
. -,
dash against, force upon or to ; Ion. impf. kirip motion, 2. to rend at or on hearing a metaph.
intr. to
,
:
burst forth, of lightning.
{em,
)
:
to
speak as an
'-8,
cirCp-piKvos, ov, shrunk up.

iTip
east at at upon.
to.
77,
ov, cried out against, infamous.
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.
-, , -, ,
to be in
and plqpf. as impf. to rush on, hurry, hasten; hurrying over the plain: of rapid he hasted on to follow
:
excitement or agitation.
device
to set
aros,
upon a
shield.
and
2.
:
f.
aor,
to
-eppi\pa
to,
thing.
to
--,
2.
ov,
{(,
metaph.
upon.
commit
give up hearing a
coined.
mark
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.
, {(.) (^, ,
Hence
II. intr. to fall
an
afflux, influx,
,,
of money, stamped, distinguished, famous, remarkable, Lzt.

or inscription
:
having a mark on
it,
against.
rally,
( , (--,
Hence
nato,
eirip-po0os, ov, hasting to the rescue, aiding: gene-
helping in need, giving aid against. II. reproaches bandied back and forwards, abusive language.
, -, , /
f.
to forebode rain by croaking.
Adv. with noisy fury.

to to shriek or
(^
f.
irippvcCs, aor. 2
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.
( (-, ,
f.
-, 9 -, , -,
to set
f.
equally. -5, for ' on, as a dog. -5, ov, (, $) somewhat flat-nosed.
[sc. /Ltotpas],
turn aside one's course. tu> to furnish with food Med. to furnish oneself with food, to forage: c. ace, to provision the army to provide oneself with a meal.
to
Att.
{()
260
-, -,, -5,
f.
f.
to
17,
ccus,
dig superficially. [d], to scatter or spread upon. the first spring (kiri,
to
which furnishes
to equip
. (,
or start in a horse's gallop. ov, verb. Adj. of
-,
to
he considered, examined. a pres. only used
-,
f.
)\,
by
late
(. -, -, , <-,
:
.
-05, , , (, ful, sad Adv. (^($,

ijpos,
to.
a door
authors,
'5, ,
-,
a fut. to
-6,
ciriaKeij/is,
cover over.
to
to get
ready: to equip, fit out:

II.
to
,6ius,
raillery.
f.
inf.
{k)
II.
:
^
to
to
rub or smear over.
= '($) shame-
sadly, to bis cost.
is
pulled
the handle by which a fishing-line, angle.
ov,
drawn upon
[a]
oneself,
II.
-,
to.
packthc money upon'
so also in
5, , <-,
, ,
2.
f.
Hence anew, repair, restore. , one who restores. , a repair, restoration : materials for
door
TTiairctv, aor. 2 inf. of
repairs, stores.
{()
to
spection.
'-8,
m
-, ,
consideration, reflexion
ov, {kiri,
'
a looking
:
at, in-
inquiry.
to stay,
make to lean upon : make to intr. to fall upon, like light upon, impose upon II. to Med. to lean upon, rely upon. lightning
f.
-,
:
at or near a tent. lodge in a tent : generally,
to
( (. (. 8, --, ,
f.
a tight-drawn noose.
2. to
From
bring on, cause.
draw or drag after one: draw on, allure, induce:

to
Med.
3.
pull the
4. in
Med.
to
draw
to oneself, win, obtain.
-,
65,
make a
f.
(, to
,
sow with seed:
to
sow among.
aor. I part, of
fcws,
f.
a libation at a
to
sacrifice.
From
treaty.
abide at a place.
xpw, to
enjoin solemnly upon, lay a strict charge upon, to comthus much/ mand one to do;
command
a shade upon, overshadow, Lat. obumbrare
shading,
I
' -, -
-5,
c.
-, :
thee.
f.
ov,
gen.
( (,
pf.
:
f.
instect,
to
examine
unvisited
,
:
go
to see, visit
by dreams. 3. to consider, reflect. Hence , an overseeing : the office of an over:
^, {^) 5, {) ) ( {) (-, , -( -): , , , ( ,^, ,, (. -,

III. to
prosecute or indict.
pf. pass,
^^'.
to
:
(
an
to
throw
Pass.,
keeping a hidden watch. overshadowed. 2. act.

(from
aor.
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. ^,
', , -, ,
libation.
is,
f.
pour upon or over: absol. II. Med. to make a fresh
6-',
hurried, eager
to
Adv. urge on, hasten.
-. From
II. intr.
''65,
,
make
:
(. (.
ov,
sown afterwards
to further.
01
posterity.
f.
to
urge on,
ois,
II.
to
watch over,
upon or pay regard to.

to look
at,
intr. to
haste in a thing.
},
:
2.
77s,
01, aor. 2
subj.
and
Pass., oveipois
opt. of
aor. 2 part.
seer oi bishop
also
0,
iiri-aKOTTOS,
guardian
as
esp. a public officer sent
inspector
or
II.
bishop.
of a a scout, watch.
overseer
ciri-aKOiros, ov,
neut. coming up to successfully, with good aim.
able
to,
{ {
Att.
f.
-35,
eiricrra, for
ov,
2. visitation,
i)
subject
ii)
hitting the
pi.
or a
-, , (,
indignant
Scythian.
-, -,
shadow
at,
f.
kotos) to throw darkness

fut.
over.
Pass,
with
med.
brood over.
f.
by frowning: hence,
'-, , -, ,
the skin
for arrogance, haughtiness.
-, ,
f.
to
ply with drink like a
, -, , ( ( -, ( -, -, ( ( (
punishment.
overseer,
watcher,
hurrying on, rushing, gushing: ace. rushing upon.

Ep. for
by the Athenians
state
:
,(,(, (. {()
a
tire.
{(,
to
Ep. for
pf.
pass, of vehement:
()
also
c.
2 sing of
Adv.
mark
suit-
f.
-,
to
2
attentively, earnestly,
as Adv.,
'-5,
:
to drop upon a thing: shed delight or honour. Dep. to weigh well, ponder. ov, at, belonging to a lodging or station.
make
to be
(')
pers.
poet,
Ion.
Att.
fut.
:
imperat.
Ion.
firt-
impf.
Ep.
med.
).
aor.
pass,
Dep.
(,
know
I. c.
inf. to
know how
to do: to be cap-
to look savage.
is
of the brows which
knitted
able of doing. II. c. ace. rei, to understand, know, to be versed in a thing in Herodotus, to be assured
of, to believe
like dfppvs, Lat. supercilium, used
Ep. aor.
to
opt.
med. of
laugh
at,
turn into ridicule
(.
well:
knowing,
absol. to Joke,
make fun.
Hence
,
:
but in Att.,
:
pres.
part.
skilful, wise
((, ,(($ to
know for
certain,
as
ov,
an Adj.,
c.
gen.,
skilled or versed in war.
Adv.
{()
skilfully, expertly.
ing.
in a
thing, to be set over, preside over.
,
march.
,
5, {()(. , {()
aor. 2 part, of
k'ns-hnvv(.
eiriaToXevs,
retary.
us,
II.
a slopping, checka resting, staying: a bait

diligence: anxiety.
to
', ,
f.
f.
, ()
2. attention, care,
and
\
f.
a message, command, commission, whether verbal or in writing If

by
have charge of a
II.
President stand by, be present.
{}$)
ov, 6,
to be chief
III. to
and
, -,
so
, , ()
261
a letter-writer, sec-
II.
{()
2.
c.
vice-admiral.
command.
f.
Att.
manage a
gag.
horse
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.
master, lord: a manager, overseer; president or steward of the games.
the chief President of the
2. at
5,
()
, , . , -, -, -(:
Ion. for Ion. for
f,
inspector or commissioner of any

-, fem. of
5, ,
-,
send
to,
to
-(
to
bid,
given.
to write letters; cf.
tighten.
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
$ (^ (
,
.
-( (. -<^, , -, -\, -, , 5,
f.
to
go
to,
. -, ^. (, -, , ., ( ( , -:
( ,
5.
[a]
:
in the assembly.
silence,
-, -|, = -,
II. to
-:
:
shorter
aor.
-(^
-, ,
=
to
in
to strew or
,-: -of the waves.

or
or
, ((,
letter,
Lat. epistola.
metaph. to curb or muzzle, throw down on the face.

:
)
;
^-
to bridle,
spread out upon.
Ion.
Athens,
or expedition against one.

f<ws,
cf. irpvTavis'.
an
pubUc works.
5, ,,
f.
:
(^)
encamp over
pass,
subj.
pf. pass.
a march
From
expedition against
march against, go on an Prose mostly in Med.

to
3 pi. of 3 pi. impf. of
ktri-
-, ,
f.
Icn. for
against.
:
tread upon, stand upon. along, or over, to approach.

pf. pf.
:
aor. 2
send by message or
letter
aor.
:
part.
iri-
673,
inf.
ov,
Pass., aor. I
or looked at
-,
:
{()
:
to be
turned towards
hence, to be admired.
is,
generally, to
sharp, shretud.
sharply.
the dead.
enjoin,
command
orders
II.
2. to
announce, give intelligence.

III. to
draw
in,
direct towards.
to curve, twist,
turn or convert from an error,

over.
f.
to
groan
or
=
:
groan or sigh
at
,
self
-,
:
turning towards: attentive, careful, Adv. kmaTpapCjs Ion. -is, earnestly,

aor. I
2. to
:
From
f.
to
turn or
3. to
turn about, turn.

to correct,
II.
make to writhe.
aor.
2
round : to go backwards and forwards, to range or wander over : to visit. 2. to be turned or converted: to repent.
3. to
-(
amend. 4. Med. and Pass.

to
[a]
turn one-
to
'. ), ,77, (67/^)
Ion. 3 plur. subj. of Ion. for 2 sing, of
skill,
science
,
:
dent
,
:
experience, wisdom.
Ion. for
ov,
, () . , (() , .
pay regard or deference to : mean. III. intr. in Act.
direction
to return.
c.
look towards: hence to

to
ace. to allude to, turn oneself in any

pf. part. pass.
IV.
pa(Vos, ,
ov,
= ep<ps,
earnest, pressings
vehement.
Adv. turning right and left.
turning both ways,
in plur. the sciences.
gen. ovos,
skilled in or acquainted with a thing, c. gen.
.()
to
knowledge, understanding, 2. scientific knowledge,
a wheeling about, return to the charge : also of ships, a tacking or putting about. II. attention, care, no2. a moving about in a place; occupation of the palace. ov, conversant with: cerned with or in.
tice.
(^)
wise, pru:
5,
:
((4)
generally, learned, well-instructed, scientific.
confirm, establish eiTKrrqTOs,
-0, ,
f.
make
cally
Subst.,
dress,
,
[a]
-, -5,
known.
, (()
Pass, to
upon : hence lean upon a thing.

to lean
to
that can be scientifi-
mostly intr., like Med. quent a place to occupy one's house

for
f.
-, , )
to glisten
on the surface.
Ion. for
ov,
{(,
(5
:
'-<, -, . , (, -, ,
f.
shortened form of Frequent, of
as
and bring
Adv.
(^()
a dock for ships.

girt up, neatly, of
, -,
to
. ,.
(;
con
but
to.
to visit or fre-
also to
come
2 sing, imperat. of
gather together again,
collect
to a place.
\'5,,
an assembling together at
of
f.
pf. part, pass,
-, '.
set
Hence
a place.
together
;: ;
262
against.
^^^
II. Pass.,
-(, -,
c'rrt
anything trailed after one the trail of a snake, the track made hy dragging. From
aros,
:
anything in a careless way, to slur over.

thered together against, a riotous meeting, tumult. to slaughter over or besides, imf.
-, , , -, 5, (()
to conspire against.
f.
with aor.
to
2 act.
-,
-^7rtrrj6etoy.
pf.
aor. I
to.
run together
command.
to
drag or
trail after one.
II. to
do
molate.
-,
2. to
($,
4-&5,
(5,
(km,
steady, precarious.
f.
up.
one who seals or signs. f. Att. to build a fort or occupy a mostly in plur. bands {(, or clasps which fastened the two plates of the greaves fortified place against one, esp.in the enemy's country: Hence c. ace. loci, to occupy with such a fort. over the ancle: a covering for the ancle. f<ws, 17, the building a fort on the enemy's Adv. near at hand. country, the occupation of it : and poet. aor. 2 inf. of mos, a fort placed so as to comaor. 2 inf. of mand an enemy's country : and Adv. (, in a row, one after ,= another. II. of Time, gradually, by degrees. vcrb. Adj. one must accomplish. Ion, a pretext, excuse. f. to complete, finish : to fulfil, aca checking, stopping, ($, 2. to discharge complish, esp. of vows or promises. hindrance: delay, reluctance. in full, discharge: a religious service. II. intr. eir f. [v\, to make strong. J. to pay to have metaph. in Med., to be urgent. to be or grow strong : cmrecollat. form of to hold or direct to pay, be subject to, the burdens of old age pay the debt of death. 2. towards. II. to keep in, hold in, check. '-5, is, (km, T(Xos) brought to an end, acintr. to leave off, desist.
-, ^, -, , -, .,, , -, ,
f. f.
later
form of to bind tight, fasten. Att. to put a seal on, seal
) (.
prone
a being ga-
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
- -, : -( -^
Att.
f.
:
aor. 1
:
~4
:
Pass.,
pf.
-,5, ,
yearly over the citizens
to fall,
un-
such as that of Pericles in Thuc. 2. 35 sqq. f. to hasten on, urge forward. aor. I inf. of
(, -,
, ,-6,
-(
f.
to set over,
put in Pass, to be under be ordered one
3)
-Tivu
Ion. impf.
aor. I
[]
pf.
confirm, ratify.
over.
2. to
urge, excite
Pass,
draw
tights to increase, heighten: to
. who had
:
fallen in battle
kmTeivecKov:
to stretch
Pass.,
upon
or
to be stretched as
on the rack
Hence
generally to be tortured, to be on the stretch, strained to endure. to the uttermost:
7-,
(^$)
-6, , ,
-6,
5,
-,
-,
($) -, , (^)
, (^()
(. .
,
-,
,
,
and
in to
-,
, (5.
upon
, , , . -6, -,$) ,
aor. 2 part,
f.
(\
aor. I
'^
pf.
, ,
,
II.
", *, , ($. $.
Dor. for
ed.
serve in an army.
. -{) , () , () , , -^, -, , . , (. , (,
Ep.
the metal
of (km,
complished, fulfilled.
heap, pile up.
to
hoop laid
-,-:
to lay upon, enjoin,
-:
:
-6:
c.
command,
prescribe, ordain:
the felloe
of the wheel, the
tire.
dat. pers. to give orders to:

intr.
so also in Med.
II.
an
injunction, precept.
From
Med.,
Ion.
to rise, of the
:
aor. 2 inf. of
an
injunction, order.
f.
sun or
stars.
aor. 2
-:
II. to
make a
:
cut or incision into, gash.
cut
short
to abridge.
5, , , ,
'-,
$, , and
6iri-T6^, cKos,
(km,
(()
at the birth, about to
commander.
bring forth.
enjoined,
command-
iiriTepirris, (S, pleasing, delightful.
From
drawn
up, behind ;
the re-
Pass, to rejoice or delight in.
labour or suffer yet more. [], 2 sing. aor. 2 subj. of

f.
to
'66,
f.
pf. pass,
of
pf.
of
kli.
km(v.
3 sing. pass. pf. of
TrtToîS
yet more.
defejider, ally.
8,
-,
Ion. for
poet, for
ciriTalis, cws,
(()
the
to stretch over.
4-, ,
Att.
-,
an injunction, order; arrangement of the tribute.

f.
to contrive against.
cw, to
trouble or disquiet
lirippoOos,
8, , . ,
ois,
-6,
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of to make for.
;. -.
kmTpt
II.
Dep. to contrivefor a purpose.
Hence
contrivance for a purpose.
Ion.
'5, ,
, (km(s)
it,
lengthened for
i^,
()
a helper,
made for a
venient,
special purpose, fit or
adapted for
con-
a stretching, straining.
776
n. useful, serviceable, necessary; 2. of persons, the necessaries of life.
^^LbLs
serviceable, friendly, well-disposed: as Subst., a intimate friend, Lat. necessarius. fitness, suitableness, conve-
nience for a purpose.

Ion.
'5, $, , -ews, Adv. '865

-8,
later
5. 1.-9,,(,)
of one's
full
,
.-,
f,
and privileges
still
263
rights
as a citizen, opp. to
of iitn-qhuos, suitably,
-, -, -,
*--, obsol.
inf.
at the breast, sucking.
serviceably.
Adv. formed from i-ni raZ(,for a special purpose, for the purpose : on purpose, advisedly, Lat. consulto
-5,
6,
pursues, one's pursuit in life, business, custom, practice, Lat. studium, institutum. fcus, attention to a pursuit or busi-
ness
, , , ,
:
aros,
{()
*
;
designedly, artfully.
that which one
the rising of a star : the season of a star's appearance in the heavens. f. to submit or endure to do.
^,
, () ,
f,
to
to lay
a penalty upon, punish.

:
pres. (see
:
bear patiently, submit. 3 sing, aor. 2 imperat, of

to
) *;.
wound on
irr.
:
the surface.
aor, 2 cir-
-<1,
5,
ou,
{(()
(sub.
as Subst.,
ImTovos
is
the practising or studying of a thing.

f.
(/)
:
formed
as if
it
were
compd. of
l
does not exist), aor.

to
((,
to,
but the tenses are (which with

pf.
:
pursue or practise a thing, make

:
ness, Lat, studere rei
care to do
also to invent
Pass, to be practised,
done with pains
^ 5. , ^.
From
which a thing
of the mast.
it
), ,
stretched, strained.
II.
a rope or cord with
stretched or tightened, the back-stay
'-(|, Dep.
'-',
Ion. for
one's busi-
Dor. part, of Ep. 3 pi. of

act.
c. inf. to
take
and
superficial, counterfeit.
f.
5, -, , -, , -,
care.
ov,
f,
melted or luted
overlaid: metaph.
From
f.
to
put or lay upon.
- to melt
:
upon, pour upon when melted. to look out or watch for.

aor.
I
:
pf.
cline towards.
covering
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
2. to set to,
to
put
upon, turn or inclose, as a door or
rise
Med.,
Pass.,
-, -, :
f.
Ion. aor.
verb. Adj. one

aor.
I
f.
Ion.
Ion. aor. I
5'
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;
iiat) to
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
^,
:
(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.
mitted ; "Clpais
pf )
( ^
:
-: - -(
and
fut.
( , to shoot at.
(. (.
aor. 2
-&,
:
med. of same, must permit. From

aor. 2
aor. 2
-(
:
[a]
(3
pi. pf.,
for iiriTe-
'5
whose charge they have been comovpavos
-,
grow up
:
to
-,
2.
:
(from Root
pf.
-, () -,-( -,
after
:
f.
-,
:
to
bring up, maintain:
generally, to
to.
to
raise
in
price:
Pass,
to
in
a
upon : to assault, attack suddenly. run over a space to graze as a lance does a
or
to overspread, be
-,
fut, I
f.
:
fut,
pf.
(
grow
aor. I
Pass.
up.
also
aor, 2 -eSpa:
to
run
II.
at
to
shield
price.
II,
to lay or estimate the

7. to object to
amount of
Hence
penalty, to appraise.
able
one as blame-
a reproving, rebuking : and ov, , an estimator. II, a punisher, chastiser; an appraiser or examiner of what has been done. Hence
and privileges.
, (^ (]$ 05, , () , ((:) ,

8, (, ,
,
opos,
to blame, reprove, find fault with.
run over,
rere.
.,
ace. to overrun, as
, -,
(sub.
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
aor. 2 pass.
[]
censorious.
rub on the surface:
-5,
TO
estimate of the assessment of damages, penalty ; the wages of ungodliness.
( ,
,
ov, {(iri,
punishment. oy, (/, done in one's honour. II. or as Subst,, the value or thing: the honour due to a person. 2.
II.
(($ -5,
) )
the enjoyment
an avenger. of civil
Pass, to be utterly
rights
ciriTpiTTTOS, ov,
grind down, afflict, destroy: Hence destroyed. rubbed down, worn away metaph.
to
:
to
rebuke
worn, practised, hackneyed.
5,
()
ov,
one
and
one-third, I
in
honour
in possession
$ , , () 6-5, =
iiri-rpoiraios, a, ov,
ous,
the principal,
i.
e.
33^ per
{) (.
cent,
was a loan
'"'*" + ^, or at the rate of -^ of
per annum.
entrusted, delegatii.
guardianship.
Hence
264
eTTLTpoirevTLKOs
(.
,
dian.
inTpoireva),
f.
fit
for
the
office
of guar-
guardian,
another: a charge entrusted to a person.
an
entrusted, a trustee, steward
voluble.
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
-, (, ,
ov,
to
f.
, () ,
trustee,
', , {)
arbitration.
after.
(iniTpoiros) to he in charge, to be governor. a reference of a thing to

2.
to one, to
absol.
one to
:
{() *5, {() -, -,

Adv.
a charge is esp. a guardian. rutmingly, fluently.

easily:
whom
in accordance, join in
f.
) , , (-, -, (-, -, -,
-,
,
-,,
absol. to ensue,
follow upon, come after,
to
happen
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.
.
of,
II.
'
-,
to
what is said. grudge or withhold from jeaII.
running
metaph.
lousy.
-,
3,
eiri
II. to
ov, liable to
bear hate against. envy jealousy.
murmur
beside or over.
:
aor. 2
-frpayov
to eat
with, or after, esp. as sauce or sweetmeat.

f.
:
aor. 2
-
:
bearing a grudge against, jealous working mischief, malignant. Hence Adv. so as to provoke envy.
act.
hating
at
to
enmity.
c. part, to
-05,
II.
tomb.
top-}(not.
a, ov, at or over a of the crested lark, xvith a crest or
(,
)
to shine
-, -,, -, ,
i.
to spit at
Dor. part. fern, : Dep. to labour willingly to set on fire, burn up.
(.
at.
2.
me-
taph. to inflame, excite: also to make brilliant or illustrious. II. intr. to blaze up, be brilliant.
-5, , = (5. [], be inflamed:

es,
f.
-8,
ov, frightful, terrible, fearful.
to
successful.
display.
Pass,
, , {)evyv. , -, -: $)-:
to be furious.
shew
pass, timid.
kindle, inflame
-, ,
f.
to
come constantly
Pass.
larly to, visit periodically: of foreign
go regugoods, to he
to,
regularly imported.
-,
effective,
aor. 2 inf. of
aor. 2 inf. oi
f.
aor.
.
I
hitting the
mark,
4,
an
rally
Hence
to
-, ,
addition.
f.
[()
=
shew forth,
II.
2.
intr. (sub.
and Med.
to
oneself,
come
forth, appear.
the surface, outside, of anything.

(pavujs.
, , -, , ()
, ,
ingf conspicuous, open, manifest.
famous, Lat.
the festival of the Epiphany, the Manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles.
, -5,
:
the
appearance, manifestation.
Comp. and
(s,
coming
illustris
of things, remarkable.
(sub. iepa),
<-(,
Kov
(see
, () 7-, (, ) -, , $) ov,
,,
()
II.
. - . . , ,
into light, shine
II.
upon.
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.
(, (79,
aor.
,
to think
a bringing
to
to or
upon: gene-
bring and put on.
{() (-, ,
Pass., fut.
:
Med. and
aor. I
and
do.
of doing, be minded to
-(,
3. to
Sup. of
km-
2. to reflect
upon, devise, contrive.

I
notice, observe, to recognise, take notice of.
Hence
Ion. 3 pi. aor.

to be
med.
opt. of
km
to light,
appearmetaph.
visible, alive.
Adv. of
ov,
openly.
(,
:
at the
manger.
pfiv
to
) \(,
f.
:
f.
{kni,
to shine
:
upon.
aor.
-rjvcyKa
aor. 2 -rivey;
to bring,
put or lay upon
Lat. bellum inferre, to

2. to
3.
absol. to attack, assail.
make war upon: thro\u a charge upon

upon, also in bad
one, to impute
to.
to confer
:
sense to inflict or impose upon
also to offer
bring with oneself, bring as dowry. 4. Pass., to rush upon, attack, assault, pursue:
-, - -, -, -, -,
left for
list
{iiri, the small grapes term applied by Aristophanes to poetasters, whose names are not mentioned until the
, (^) ) -$, ) -, )
-,
6'--,
f.
shrewd, prudent.
thoughtfulness.
ov,
{km,
ov, gen. ovos, (eni,
ov,
$, ,
:
{(,
a
gleaners
)
pf.
keeping watch
by.
thoughtful. distributed to tribes.
7-,
of true poets f
f.
is
exhausted.
to
:
[]
Pass.,
with
act. aor. a
(,
to.
plant over or upon. to make to grow upon.

to
upon, to cling closely

f.
Med.
-, {km, $)
gape for.
,
over:
c.
II.
grow
to tell of, mention. to
-,
to
f.
-,
grow towards dawn.

ace,
ffi
to rejoice

kv
to
'( . )
:
shew malignant joy over

{kni,
but mostly in bad sense,
so also in aor. 2 pass.
'-(|,
-,
shower bail upon.
( , -, -,
f.
^.
265
to
furnish or supply besides
generally, to supply : to aid.
Hence
,
:
a supply in addition.
in aor. 2
f.
[d], to relax, loosen.
II. intr.
'-(), only used
to yield or relent in
f.
over again.
over.
grant freely
imperat.,
-, , () -,
2.
'-, ,
ov,
a thing.
to forge
f.
be gracious to the stranger.
-,
:
able,
are
Tos, ov.
nant joy
ful.
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,
((5, -$, , , {() (. (, , () $

winning: giving pleasure
:
,( ) ^ ,
covered
with
copper,
upon an anvil: to work metaph. to forge to one's purpose.
to stain, colour.
besides.
coppered friends with one.

f.
(.
:
'-, -,
-5,
:
-,
()
f.
II.
to
Med. make use

Dep.
[t], to
-; . -,
to attack.
to
aor. i
, Ion.
at.
lend
of, esp. to
have dealings, be
to spit
upon or
anoint, besmear:
Med.
to
gratifying, agreeabL.
Att.
:
anoint oneself
f.
besides, to oblige with
to Dep. a present : aor. I
ov, overlaid or
and
I
77,
-,
f.
-,
plated with gold. to rub or smear
(Dor. for
neut.
over
esp. to stain, colour.
iirixCects, aor.
tTos, 6,
pleasing, agree-
li\vs,
fws,
the
Comp. and
from
Sup.
flow, flood.
to
as if
(-4,
come over
Dor. aor.
imperat. for
arcs,
ov,
an
object
of malig-
a feeling of such joy.
to be rejoiced at, delight-
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
, -, ,
f.
{^)
part. pass,
of a pouring over: an over
(.
to yield,
to.
f.
{km,
-05, ,
))
give way.
the
:
II. infi.
to visit
often, to
country, the natives;

ion of the country. country.
kmxaipiov Adv. -$, in
custom ov fash-
-5,
the fashion of the
-^, , -,
,
:
()
-, ('-,
7-
to
old Att. for
^^.
to
-, ,
to
accompany on a stringed instrument.
endeavour
, '<5,
to do.
aros,
ys,
,
,
2. to set
Hence upon, attack. an undertaking, attempt: and an attempt upon, attack : genemust attempt. an enterprising, ad-
metaph.
to touch on the surface, glance over: f. touch lightly on, Lat. strictim attingere.
drop upon.
rally,
66, 65, ,
an attempt
and
6,
verb. Adj. one
venturous person.
{)
)
question:
to be
-|/, Med.
f.
-,
old Att.
-(|
,
to
pour drop by
Dep.
to
to lie still
more.
to the vote,
Att.
put
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.
(|jrt,
-, ,
labour.
manual
2. gtuernlly,
'-,
, , ,
,
-(,
-(,
-()
:
-6:
. ,
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
-,
',
7,
confirm or decree by vote:
put the
Pass.
,
;
,
thing
:
(^,
:
for
6;,
earthy: as Subst.,
-8, -,
to
ov, or a, ov,
irC-xoXos, ov, (Im,

f.
(, ) , )
{(,
to
( , ((. . (. , ,
(,
I
:
, ' . , (..
{(
-, ,
',
3
pi.
;
:
2 sing.
impf. med.
for f
tirXev for ine-
aor.
of
, ,
iirvfvaa,
aor. 2 pass, of
Ep. aor.
I
2 pass,
upon the earth, ot, men on earth. producing bile. dance to or in honour of a
on.
(, *', -, -^,
aor.
pass,
of
come dancing
Dep. to lament over. reputed to be Ion. for plqpf. of (oh, to bring on the way.
aor. 2 of
as if
r
.
of
act.
aor.
from a verb in and pass, of
-,
Ion. for
(, -.
. (.
3 sing,
-,
266
, (-,
:
aor.
{.
, .
pass, of
6 ^5.
settler
it.
go as
or colonist
11, to
place
to settle in a place, inhabit
occupy
II.
to visit, punish.
-,
:
f.
Ion. impf.
to look
over, watch over, take charge of: II. /o become an be
^^ /,
:
(iit'i,
against for offensive operations.

f,
(-,
2.
^croj, to
Hence build upon or besides.
to build up,
build again, rebuild.
initiated into the greater mysteries, used proverbially of attaining to the highest earthly happiness. of tutelary gods. TJpos, , =
ir-oiKOS, ov, settling or sojourning

ers.
II. as
among foreign3.
-, -,
fut.
ov, 6,
(6$, {()
Subst. eiroiKos, 6, a sojourner, stransettler in
watcher.
teries.
II.
ger.
a colonist,
to
a colony.
neighbour.
proach
tack.
-, , \. 8, (-, -, -, -, , . -, -,
'-,
f.
have compassion on.
Hence
Med.,
ov, to be pitied, pitiable, wretched.

(iirt,
ir-otKTOS, Of,
f.
eir
fut.
f.
of
.
3.
reach at h; aor.
-, -,-, ,
Ion. for
f.
to
,
2.
an overseer, guardian,
one initiated at the greater mys-
hold out
to, offer yet
more.
II.
to stretch oneself towards a thing,
I part.
((($, having
reached
oIktos) piteous.
to
forward
to strike.
wail over.
more, rise in
f.
Dep.
to
to
draw near to. to go over, go
cession
esp.
2.
death.
set
about ; currere telam.
of Apollo and Artemis, to visit with to to go over, get through one's work to ply the loom, Lat. per:
-,
to
^
to
2.
go towards, apto go against, atvisit
(sub.
round,
in suc-
with a loud shout.
go
over, traverse.
:
to
run
a ship ashore
of
the ship, to
run ashore.
weather, opp. to
(-$, - -: ) 5 , (,(. $,
(drought).
ov,
{kv'i,
, , , |,
f.
-, -^,
-5, (,
f.
a cry of triumph at. follow, Dep. from q. v. f. to rain upon ; and , abundance of rain or moisture: wet
to raise
-,
fv,
fut.
cite
uneven, rugged. to glide upon.
come suddenly
-, (, , ) , - -, . , (. ,
-<, and up
Ion. for
:
) ) -, ) -,
-, ,(.
-.
Ion. for
f.
metaph. ones demands.
io be desirous
of
to
lift
to set upright: {km, up the voice, shout at ; but
(-
intr.
yoois to
lift
f.
up
the voice in wailing.
{(,
to utter
Ion. for
to adjure.
fut.
aor. I
{(iri,
to stir
or rouse against: to stir up, ex-
Pass, to rise against, assault, fly upon one. f. to rush violently at : of sleep, to
on.
and
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
:
:
- From
wet.
02,
it
'-(, Dep.
os, TO,
II.
is
3 pi. aor. I opt. oi aor. 1 imperat. of

to
kir
dance
to a tune.
word;
:
enos
also
word
is
by word,
III.
accurately.
generally, that which
spoken, ut-
rainy
tered in ivords, a speech, tale

:
a song.
aor. I
an
oath, upoti oath.
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
aor. I inf. of
verses, poetry.
of a shield, on the boss.
of to throw reproaches upon. Hence II. ov, to be reproached, disgraceful. act. reproachful. Adv. shamefidly. f. to give another name to, to surI
, -,
:
ou,
Dor. aor.
5,
.
by a
6\08)
upon
the navel
name
-^,
-9,
generally, to call
name
:
Tivos to call
after another.
upon by name
Pass, to be
( -,
against
venly.
, , -, , . -,
aor. I
f.
(\
of
to yell out, utter
lamentably.
:
f.
to stir
up, urge on
to siir
up
$, ,
2.
f.
Pass, to hasten on.

ov, {tm,
iiT-ovpavtos, a,
ov,
(Im,
ovpa) on the tail. ovpavas) in heaven, hea-
in plur. as Subst.,
= ^fOi'.
Att. iw
aor, I
to help
named favourably upon : metaph.

towards a point.
Iiroiras, ace. pi. of
-(|,
in pres.
'^.
Ep. imperat.
to
-(,
From
Dep., only used
-5, (-(,
f.
II. intr,
to sail
to blow onward, to direct with a fair wind.

:
ov, {(iri, ovpot)

to
f.
and impf.
regard with awe or reverence.
TTOTTot, a cry to
mimic
,
f.
epic poetry.
cuo-irouos, ov, (enos,

as Subst.,
-, ,
7070(5,
an
that of the hoopoe
writing epic
(). poetry
:
-,
remain a debtor, continue in debt. to bring water by a channel io a
place, Lat. derivare.
-,
(')
{},
Pass, with fut.
med.
ov,
epic poet.
ride upon.
to roast besides or after.
-, ,
, )
to
blowing favourably.
carry towards or upon: to be carried upon,
on the mountains.
5,
yoi
frantic.
,
-$,
^/.
<5, the saddlecloth, housing.
ov,
From
(';)
2.
one's seat.
",
mounted upon : metaph., \6words home on madness, i. e. absol. well-seated, mounted: keeping
seven-gated : epith. Boeotian Thebes, in contradistinction to Egyptian Thebes, which was

ov,
-?, -, --,
267
ov, with seven tracks or paths,
,,
(,
neut.
ones, 6, the hoopoe, so called
Lat. upupa.
-, -,
-65,
Dap.
(,
ov, {krri,
-$,
ov,
{()
(km,
with or as sauce. 6\pov) used to eat with bread. to be looked on.

to eat
II. act.
from
its
cry,
-5,
ov, seven-towered.
Iirxopov, aor. 2 of
-poos, ov, conlr.
6. .
-5,
, )
seven feet long.
nels or beds, of the Nile.
irT<i-<rroXos, ov, consisting of seven bodies of
ov, also a, ov, {eiri, oipis) visible, seen afar,

:
conspicuous
things.
illustrious.
overlooking all
tnoxpis
view or sight of a thing. fut. of

aor. 2 of
,
|,
Germ.
seven-toned.
drachms.
( ,, . , , . , . . , , (, . . , . . . , ,. . , , . , . ,, , 6, -, ) , -5, ) ", ' . -, ) , ' iojs, 0,
the view
commanded
-5, (, $) (,
ov,
a view over;
:
by the temple
generally, the
[d], aor. I pass,
formed from oi
*7/.
, -5, -5, -,
,
aor. I
-,
0,
-5,
(S,
(, {, -^) () 5, (, -5,
ov,
ov,
3 sing. aor. 2 of ov, seven-toned.
Adv. in seven parts.

iSos,
) .
with seven chan-
men.
seven-mouthed. with seven walls.
seven-toned.
seven-voiced.
cs, fern.
eros) seven
years old.
Ep. shortd. for

Ion. aor.
i
aor. I of
aor. 2 act. oi
as if
from
of
pass, of
of
Ion. for
aor.
I
aor. I o{
pf. act.,
',
I
pf. pass.,
, ',,/,, SIEBEN.
of
aor. 2
of
poet, 3 pi. aor. i pass, of poet. pf. pass, of
indecl.,
SEVEN,Lit, SEPTEM,
of seven bulls' -hides. of seven bulls'-hides.
poet. aor.
of
aor. 2 of
-5,
ov,
ov,
(, (, Povs) ov, ((,

ov,
ov. Ion. for

aor. 2
$.
, a
:
of
seven-tongued,
TO,
Dim. of
:
verstcle.
:
(,
poet, impf,
worth seven
',
Ep.
:
part,
Med.
:
f.
aor. 2
:
',
inf.
inf.
impf.
fut.
aor. 2
with aspirate
irra-CTfie, (s, (kirra, (tos) seven years old.
II.
imperat.
Ion.
Ep.
(,
(-
of seven years
years.
-^,
planetary systcin.
follow with the mind, understand; Lat. mente assegui. a song over: contr. from pf. pass, of al, an enchantment, incantation, charm, spell. indecl. seventeen. TO, Dim. of Adv. seven times. iirraKis, also singing contr. of ai, a, seventy thousand. ai, a, seven thousand. or over : using songs or charms to heal with: c. gen. 2. sung or said ov, with seven couches acting as a charm for or against. an enchanter II. Subst., , after. or beds.
,,. --, -,
:
neut.
(($,
^v,
(,
as
Adv., for seven
I.
about.
II.
seven-zoned, of the
to obey.
Act, to be engaged or imth, to be busy Med. to follow, Lat. sequi : to attend, 2. in hostile sense, to pursue. 3. to
-,
() -8, (, ^-5, () (,
,, $,
, ,
(. ()
>,
witch.
(;)
at, a,
seven hundred.
ov,
cotylae.
or enchantress,
wizard or
III.
>05, ,
holding seven
Trra-KTiiiros, ov, seven-toned, with seven chords.
seven troops of spear-men.

ov,
-5, (, ^) -$, (, ^)
a lyric poem in couplets, commonly of Iambic Trim, and Dim., but of any longer and shorter measure, except Elegiac ; used by Horace.
. ) -,
ov,
of seven lances, of
-?, ) -, (,
ov,
seven-hilled.
{-5, .-5, (, $) -8, , (, )
[],
aor. 2
of
-, (,
Iir
, . -,
ov, (eirra, ov,
born in the seventh month.
of seven strings.
-, -,
4,
fut.
) - -,
((,
to
wail over.
and
aor. I of
ov,
ov, with seven recesses. Dor. aor, I of
upon the arm. (, shoulders. $) onthetheupper part the of -$, $, , (,

ov, (kni,
2. the
gen. (os, seven
ctibits
long.
ov, 6,
seven feet long.
shoulder : the neck and shoulder. part of a ship. aor. l of
. ) ) .
painful.
to
push upon or
into.
highest

268
c.oo5,
pass,
person or thing, Lat, cognomen; Tivos to have a name after one: to have the naming of
$
after one.
generally, a
a name some person or thing given in commemoration or remejnbrance of some-
after
thing
act.
ciWtahtx by name : genenWy, sur named,
giving one's name to a thing or person the first archon was called
bis
, . ', ', $. ) 5, : -$, ( ,((^ ( ' \(
,
sworn
by,
II. on oath, sworn. invoked by oaths, of Gods. a name given after some ",
{)
(,
7^.
cpfiTCivos,
cpSrCdfa),
{($)
, {() (,
(( km
it
but,
it,
have
tiamed
II.
cparos, pSTo-xpoos, ov, contr. of face or complexion. Dor. for
welcome. greedy for. poet, for kpaoTos, beloved: lovely.

lovely
:
to desire extremely, be
-, ,
{iparas^
2.
a name significant offate.
name.
ov, poet, for
ovs, {kparos) Erato, Lovely, one of the 2. one of the Oceanides. nine Muses. only found in pres. and impf. with aor. i
Yiiss.
ov,
Aeol. for
named
Alcyone they
called.
:
, 7-,
name
(,
From
II.
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
at
Athens as giving
view, a look-out place. impf. of

Ion. for
aor.
, (. (, , ,
5,
al, (km, ovs) beams on each side of (pyaOetv. a ship's bows, where the anchors were let down.
, (, , . , ,
, {km,
to the current year.
to look over, observe.
a spot which commands a wide
3 sing. impf. of
,
f.
of
. (.
to.
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.
:
(-^
work
act.
'
to
(^ (^, (^,
:
:
(pyea
3. to
at or in;
(py(a
to
work
in
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,
gold.
(-,
yap
-,
to help in a thing, to he of use
or service in.
((^) ',
,
&, , a succour,
all
Hence
nient.
store.
help, profit,
advantage.
[]
3
pi.
Aeol. and Ion. plqpf. pass, of
were shut
:
,
Adv.
:
|, Dor.
,
,
Ion.
-, ,
(py(,
(epyov) a tool, instru-
for
2 sing. fut.
of
(pyoa.
daily
Desiderat. of
(pyoat, to
be about to do,
intend to do.
, {(pyoa) work, toil, Lat. labor:

II.
;
impf. med. of
labour, business, occjipation; ipyaaiav 56s tike pains

in
"EPA, , the
to earth.
Lat. terra, earth

2
only found
impf.
:
"EPA'MAI,
Ep.
pi.
:
epaaaOe
I
to
Pass., fut.
aor.
aor.
med.
:
,
cpawos,
cpavos,
collect by
tribution.
,
0,
, way
f.
to love, desire,
long
after.
{tpavos) to ask for contributions
also
tival.
rally,
,
,
II. to give a conof coritribution. III. to combine. Hence ov, , a contributor to an 'ipavos or club.
ov,
()
lovely, pleasant.
<-5, '. -5, ((, (,

.
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]
ov, also os, ov,
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.
tillage;
(pyaa
, , , , ,
?, ,
(pyaa,
, (pyoa.
covetous, avaricious.
($, , ,
f.
, , ,, , () 5,
=
6,
Ep. for tpaaai, 2 sing, of e pa Ep. for 3 sing. aor.

to love, desire.
) )
(()
05, , ,
,
ov,
iSos, fern,
lovely, beloved.
. .
I pa
, , ,
at.
, ((pyoa) = (pya6s.
, = (pys.
of
[t]
(pys,
a work-woman
II.
hireling,
mercenary woman.
^
as Adj.
a : work:
ing
a lover: metaph. an ad-
herent, partizan.
605, ,
6v,
(() beloved, lovely.
, 5, , = (, , ,
[a]
epyov, a work, deed.

'ipKos)
aTos,
((''),
a fence, enclosure.
to enclose.
and
poet, for
(py, (py,
work.
yoXafieiv From das.
-, , ', $,
,
{epyov,
5)
pob
one who
lets
out
ritate.
to contract
for
Lat. statuas conducere facien-
contracting for f. kpeiaw aor. i Pass., aor. i pf. (pyo\a0os, o, a contrac3 sing, plqpf. to make one thing lean against another tor, Lat. conductor, redemptor. [a] hence to TO, (*(tpy=ph) work; a man's business, press, urge, force against; to inflict mind your own a severe blow. 2. to prop, stay, support, strengthen: aavrrjs epya employment ; generally, to fix firm, plant. business. 2. in the II. mostly epya, works or deeds of 3. to press hard war; but in the Od. works of industry, works of hus- upon. 4. to dash, hurl. 5. of wagers, to match, the tilled lands at set one pledge against another, Lzt. deponere. bandry: tilled lands ; epya II. fpc Ithaca epya the fields which the oxen plough ; intr. to lean against, withstand; so Virgil bourn labor es; epya yvvaiKwv women's work, crowding one another in Att. to set upon, press handiwork, esp. weaving : of other occupations, as, hard on. epeê fall to {to 2. to go to work; epya fishing or, generally, maritime pur- eat). III. Pass., and Med. to prop or support sxiits later of all kinds of works, e. g. of minesy like oneself on a thing, lean on: absol. in aor. I med. part., our iron-works, etc. having set himself firm, taken a firm 3. a hard piece of work, a severe work. 4. often in Horn. opp. to tiros, deed, stand; oiJe (3 pi. pf.) the hair not word ; in Att. often opp. to yos. II. rested on the ground. 2. to be fixed firm; the following pecul. Att. phrases occur epyov eari, the stones were firmly set. 3. in Med. c. inf. // is hard work, troublesome ; epyov to strive one with another, contend. c. inf. // is your business to do epya irapexeiv rivi, , heath, heather, Lat. erica. aor. i to break, tear, like f. irapexeiv, to give one trouble. irepl rent, pierced by the in Homer mostly Ep. forms for Att. rend;
ov,
:
-9,
to be
{epyov,
work
done
as Subst.,
the
doing of work ; p-
($
,
:
6
increase.
,, ', ',
epeo/uai
like
: :
II. later to excite,
kindle;
the kindled spark. Hence utos, to, a stirring up, exciting.

to
stir to
$
:
:
269
ipe-
anger
:
to raise,
(( ^yv
$
;
of
II.
/-
'
,
:
;
eepya,
",
^pyaa
or
fut.
:
or
, ep
:
,
:
(
as a
;
',
epioi, 01, a
(6$
:
I
aor. i elpâ
pf.
spear
generally, to dash.
pi.
:
or eepxaro aor. i confine, include ; evros eepyeiv to enclose within
3 pi. epxaro pass. part. epxOeis'. to shut in,

plqpf.
eepyv,
TjpiKov, to shiver, fly in pieces. (peio, Ep. for epeo, epov, imperat.
ye-
word used
for
term of
.
insult
intr. in aor. 2
to the
eepyeva
compact.
bridges well-secured, strong-built,

II. to
Egyptians.
from
Med.
a thing:
shut out
exclude or prohibit
, Ep.
also to hinder or prevent from doing:
pci-iriov, TO, (epftVcy)

epe'iiria
to keep oneselffrom, to abstain from.

to
is
**EPm,
pres. in use
eopya, plqpf.
do one harm. 2. like Lat. sacra facere, iepa epbeiv to make, offer a sacrifice later, without
to
. , ", ,
complish;
iepa or
do work, obsol. root, for which the epeiTtia dead carcases hence fut. fpô, aor. I epâ, pf. robes. f. ewpyeiv, which serve as the tenses of
:
ep^w,
6v,
Ion, impf. of
etc.,
fut.
see*epy.
epdeiv
.
v.
^lpev
epeiwei
to
work, do, ac-
race :'-Pass. to be
, '02,
cpePvv6s,
darkness.
'^, ev<pv
:
,) -, .
$,
,
\ik.t facere
c.
dupl. ace,
or absol. epdeiv
pass. part, epine'is, dat. epnrevTi. fallen.

trans. in aor. 2
^
()
,
:
4,
I pi. subj. of Ipeo;. a fallen ruin, in plur. ruins;
wrecks, pieces
of wreck;
veKpthv
epeinia remnants of
aor.
to
pf.
^:
:
ripeixpa:
Pass., aor. 1
dash down, tear
down
yevs
Oeaiv tis
some god dashes down their dashed down, fall in ruins ; Tf
(Ep. plqpf. for
or operari in Latin.
fall down, stumble

cp6i(rai, aor.
I
)>.) Find, has

:
Ep. epirov,
pf. 2
fall prostrate.
aor. 2
II. in-
to
(Êeos)
dark, gloomy. sub "Epe/Sos.
inf.
of
6.
cpciaOeis, aor.
a kind of pulse, vetch, Lat. cicer. to grope about in {epôs,
is fixed to support a thing, a prop, stay, support; metaph. of
(., ,
i part. pass,
persons,
Adv. from Erebos.
From
TO, gen. eos contr. ovs. Ion. 'Epefievs, 'Ept-
Agrigentum, sunken rock.
'
,
()
of
fpe.
that which
'ee'
like Lat.
'AKpayavTos Theron pillar of II. = a columen.
Erebos, a place of nether darkness, above cpcCvj/iôs, 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 cpeâ, aor. I of ^'^. Att. Dor. f. to ask. Ep. and Ion. form of later to rouse to anger, provoke, irthe
", (, , - ()
still
:
-8,
, ,
(,
270
on.
,,
Dep. used only in

to
pres.
and impf.,
crown.
to feed
i
kpiOda.
desolate, also destitute, helpless.
, = (,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
cpcpiirro, Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of cpco-Oai, aor. 2 inf. of
'22
to row.
Att.
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.
- .^
roof over
:
to
(
:
(.
ijpeca
:
.
,a
of; destitute
II.
of,
abandoned by
as Subst.,
' ), ($
2.
c.
;
gen. reft
(sub. 7^,
solitude, desert, wilderness.

trial in
III.
which one party does not appear, and
(sub.
5),
lets
fut.
aor.
((
judgment go by default; judgment by default;
5,
$,
, ,
out, to disgorge, Lat. eructare
ructare.
,
f.
(()
f.
Att. for
,.
, , {^)
to equip
with oars,
set to
row.
((^, Dep.
:
to spit or
spew
absol. to belch, Lat.
2.
metaph. of the
sea, to splash
and foam
11. in
, (, , ,
5,
,, ,
,
ov,
k\iv to get
{($)
a desolator.
of
against the land, break
upon the beach.
aor. 2 act. ijpvyov, inf. tpvyeiv, part, kpvyajv, to bel-
low, roar.
fpvQi<u,
cpevOos, cos, TO, redness, bloom, blushing : from to tnake red, stain red. fut.
, ,, ', , ((, ,
f.
, , ,
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, Ion. 3 pi. plqpf pass.

pf. pass,
(: <<:
of
(.
intrans. pf. of fpc.Vcu.
Aeol. 3
pi.
:
aor. I pass,
f.
[]
aor. I
madder.
to be red.
From From
tpiwa, $,
to search,
{(pioj)
an inquiry, search.
2. c. inf. to
Hence
f.
to seek or search for, search after:
examine.
seek or attempt to
do.
Hence
(, ',
,
verb. Adj. one

1 inf.
:
aor.
f.
of
^,
aor. I
II. to
in a building.
Med. to crown oneself. with garlands : Pass., vavs to rend, break, shiver
roof cover with a crown, wreathe

:
to ask.
must search.
to cover or
a ship dashed hither and thither by the

(Deriv. uncertain.) storm, shattered. aor. I of
, .
4,
Ion. impf.
, , {$) ^,(.
Ion.
and Ep.
(.(.
for
Ep. pres. for

f.
4$,,, {() (.
ov, poet, for
of places, a being laid waste, desolation, Lat. vastitas : of persons, detiess.
,
:
to be left lonely,
go
. ) ) - -, (, , (. , (,
-, ($,
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.
, , -,
((.
of
{\)
to
'$, , -8,
{-,
4)
, =
-8, , Ep. (, , and (-$,

loud-bellowing.
aKos,
ov, (fpt-,
loud-shouting, roaring.
ov, {(pi-,
,,
clods, of rich,
-5,
pCdos,
loamy
ov,
soil
and ^pi-\os, ov, with large hence very fertile, fruitful.

:
= (piSovnos,
{()
mcd.
to
thundering. wrangle, quarrel: to
strive for
, Dim.
aor.
inf.
of (piov.
{(() to provoke to strife, irritate.

ov, ((pi-,
II.
alone:
intr. to
contend.
strong, excessive.
desert,
solitude,
:
wilder-
II. solitude,
loneliness
-, 2|6,
Dor.
1
:
solateness, destitution.
sence
(, , -$,
also
2. generally,
want
of,
ab-
aor.
desert.
one's city.
<-8, {, ) ) -, ,) 4-$, '^,

s,
exemption from evil. , a solitary devotee.
strive,
with
Ep. 3 sing. opt. {^pis) to wrangle, quarrel. 2. to rival, strive, or vie hence, to be equal, be a match for so also
: :
,:
Ep.
inf.
ov, (Jpi-,
of
$) 5) (.
impf
strongly built
hence
loud-sounding.
Ion.
(. (: (((
fut.
{($,
destitute
of hair.
in
ov,
chattering in the
iroXis) reft
-8,
epith. of
, gen.
((5,
ov
:
of hcterocl.
ov,
($,
(, ) (' (, !,(( (, ,
Med.
ov, {(pi-, *
plur.,
fitting closely: metaph. as loving, faithfid, trusty : so also in

ace.
(Tatpovs.
haunting the
Att.
ov, also os,

:
<$
:
desert.
of
-5, (<, , ((() labour for wages.

(S,
{(piOos) a labouring
Dor. for
:
(.
woman.
II.
in-
places, lonely, lone, desert
of persons, lone, solitary.
triguing, Lat. ambitus
party-spirit, faction.
- -*9.
-5,
ing, fertile.
S,((pi-,
271
6v,
4\)
very luxuriant, flounsb-
a day-labourer, hired servant; in of men, are mowers or reapers; of Homer, women, workers in wool.
cplOos, 6, also
17,
-, -$
-5,
cptKCiv, intrans. aor. 2 inf. of

ov,
and
-\05, ov, (</>t-,
((pi-,
weeping.
mucb-wept, bewailed. pC-KTVTTOS, ov, loud-sounding.

II. pass,
. ))
)
:
loud-sounding.
mucb-
, ', ,
((6$,
TO,
of or belonging to a kid. a goat, kid. [] II. , also 77, a young goat, kid. oi, Lat. boedi, a constellation which brought ' (pi(pois in stormy weather. storms a whirlwind, hurricane, tornado : Aristoov, {(piipos)
, = ('$, -$, {(), ($, )

epioTOs,
ov,
to be disputed or contested.
loud-roaring.
ov, {(pi-,
highly prized, precious.
Dim. of
(pi<pos,
wool-consumption. KvSos) very famous, glorious. cpKCios Att. cpKCios, ov, and a, ov, {(pKos) belonging full of [], ov, gen. ovos, (<pt-, Z(vs to tbe court or enclosure in front of the house young, big with young. 'EpHiios, the household god, because his statue stood ov, {ipi-, loud-bellowing. the gates of the court. in the (pteos; 6, the wild fig-tree, Lat. caprifuus.
is, (fpi-,
6:
phanes gives a fanciful derivation from (piov and
-$,
"0'5,
,
;
, ,
;
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;
pi.
cpivOS, a, ov, (tpiov) of wool, woollen. "EPI'NT'S (not 'Epivvvs), gen. vos,
(,
TO, (f'p/fos) a fence, enclosure.
nom.
", $
Hence
cpto
distraction, frenzy
also, blood-guiltiness.
cpiov Ep. and Ion. eipiov, to, {(pos) wool, Lat. lana; also in plur. 2. tpia airo ^vXovwool from the tree,
i.e. cotton;
so in Germ., baum-wolle.
ov, 6,
-'5,
{,
like
vios. Helper, as a prop. n.
,
:
-5, -,
-5,
pi-o\>vios,
Adv.
TO, tbe wool-market.

ov, {tpiov,
,
f.
wreatbed with wool. Homeric epith. of Hermes, from tpi-,

:
) )
of
( , ,
,
.
:
($-
^, ^
(^)
;
pK-ovpos, ov, {epKos, ovpos) watching an enclosure.

Ion. for
a wool-dealer.
a wool-dealer, cbeatingly.
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.
ballast.
($
:
(.
tbe belper, luck-bringer
also absol.
(--(,
,
:
'(.
of a sharp II. III. arrow, the foundation, i.e. cause, of pangs. generally, a neckearrings, akin to
:
lace,
of Hermes.
, (,
:
(( '
Att.
II.
band
, {'$)
,
ov,
a chain.
, $
ov,
; ;
cpi-ovpYos, Cv, cpLirc, Ep. for
piireiv, intrans. aor. 2 inf.
scaur
(,
make woollen stuff. {epiov, *(') working wool.

to
covery,
3 sing, intrans. aor. 2 of
ipi-irXevpos. ov, {(pi-,

or cpiirva,
{()
)
:
as in Latin Hercules.
(.
:
from Hermes.
tival in his
with sturdy sides. a broken cliff, crag,
5, ", {) " , ^, {()
Hermes being the reputed
a windfall, godsend, lucky disgiver of such gifts,
any sbeer ascent.

aor, 2 part, of
iSos,
cpv,
"EPIIS,
(pfis
(.
and tpida
pi. epiScs, later
phrodite
esp. rivalry, conten-
-,
honour.
to ballast.
ace. tpiv
strife,
quarrel, debate
:
tion
discord, jealousy
also in
good
zeal for good.
II. as pr.
sense, tpis ayanom., Eris, the
dat.
Goddess of
, $,
Strife.
, , , {()-) -$,
-8,
(s, {(pi-,
Dor. inf. of Dor. for
, -, ,
:
rich in grapes
,) . , -5, ,
a cause of quarrel. loud-thundering. Ep. 3 sing, and pi. aor. I opt. Ep. for aor. I subj. med. of
ov, {(pi-,
(. (5)
(.
, ,
to.
;
{'$,
', 5,
;
an effeminate person.
, poet. esp. Dor. for dat. , poet, for , Ep. for 'Ep^:^s gen.
ace.
). ,
(sub. l(pa),
of or
a fes-
an Herma[a]
tion.
mighty in strength.
explanation.
generally,
{(()power . , {(() an monument. an ($) Hence 8,
voc.
^,
17,
interpretation,
.
dat.
(. -; ',
explanainterpretation,
expression,
of speech.
otos,
2.
a sign,
cws, 0,
interpreter,
dragoman:
(.
(, ,
f.
;
an expounder.
to be
an
interpreter, to interpret,
to
explain,
make clear: hence
ov, {(pi-,
large-clustering,
ance
of wine,
oC, 0,
{() a wrangler, disputer.
made offine
grapes.
voc.
'
Ep.
gen.
-.Hermes, the Lat. Mercurius.
( /
;
express, give utterace.

272
In
as
Homer,
;
as
messenger of the gods, he
is
KTOpos
as giver of
all
good
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
secret dealings,
$.
;
/ $
called dia;
aor. i of
(,, (( ,). ^. , ,
and
called
Hermes
prop, support: a bed-post.
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 ,
. ,,
-,
:
,
in
or
a Utile figure of vocat. my dear little Hermes. a luos, 6, dat. pi.
Dim. of
, (,
)
(.
:
, (^,
,
cppinjKO,
aor.
pf. 2
aor. I pass, of of (with pres. sense) of
((,
(.
aor. I of
(.($,
3 sing. pf. pass, of pf, part. pass, of
aor. l of
pf.
(()
{!, ')
to
, ), $, (^^.
\-
the
02,
;
-, ,
Hermae.
palm
plant.
Darius
*^, = ^, ,,'. *>,

aor.
I
^
II.
{$,
( (, ( "(
",
;
-5,
of
. . . ( ,
^.
: ;
'/.
aor. 2 pass.
ov, in rhythm, time or measure.
fut.
aor.
pf.
IS
fos, TO,
a shoot, scion, of the olive and epve'i Taos he shot up like a young metaph. a scion, a child.
translation of the Persian
the worker, doer.
,
gone
health, vigorous, stout
of
Comp.
name
aor. I
or
from
, ,
med.
;
pf. 2
of
^.
:
pf. part. pass,
of
cpoeis,
Ep. epeio, subj.

part,
:
,( , (, ( (^ ,
fut.
,
for
of
*/, = '5.
Ion.
:
v, {tpos) lovely,
pleasing.
, ,
3
pi.
((((5.
pf.
Adv.
Sup.
pres. opt. of
impf.
fut. hprj-
((
{, , , ()
pf. inf. pass,
epoTj Ep.
Ion.
aor. a
opt.
(',
imperat, epov
inf.
kpkaOai,
dew : in pi. rain-drops. metaph. of any young and tender thing, born lambs, cp. Hence
sprinkled
to
ask,
inquire
for.
11. to
question, to
ask after or ask advice of, consult : c.

to
love, desire.
dupl. ace. to ask one about a thing.
^pos,
"TEPOS,
a snake;
that 7nove
,,
0,
poet,
TO,
form of cpws,
^ ,
plenteous
, ..
impf. of
;
, (, -$.
(v,
as Adj., in
good
irreg.
aor. 1 pass.
,
:
stoutly
3 pi.
of
(OS, TO, wool, Lat. lana.
{()
,
, ,
of
Ep.
(, ,
Ion. for
a corpse, fresh.
(vos,
Att.
., .
form of
ov,
1
imperat. pass, of dew, Lat. ros
II.
esp. of late-
dewy,
dew-be-
along: always with idea of difficulty or distress. creeping thyme, Lat. and 17, pirvWos, pyllum, an evergreen herb used for wreaths.
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. (pvâ 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,
(,
, , ,( ( ( ',
{)
and
:
, , (') ,
on the earth.
ov,
f.
pi.
as opp. to ireTfiya,
a creeping thing, reptile : esp. any animals a creeper, a mouse.
{()
$, , , ,
redden,
aor. 2 inf. of
to creep, crawl,
drag oneself
ser
become red,
aor.
inf. of
or
'.
((5,
-^.
(($,
pf. part. pass,
oi
, , ' ,, (, (. , , (, , (, : (, , .
ov,
(()
: :
'(,
()
, ) (, , '2,
aor. 2 part, of aor.
, ,
make
f.
become red. Hence otos, to, redness on the skin : a flush, blush. Pass, to f. {kpv9p6i) to dye red :
to blush
(-, (-. (((')

(('/.
poet,
Pass, to
to vomit.
loud-bellowing,
for
dyed red.
:
to
to blush.
-$,, ,
(S,
[a], ((pvOpos) to be apt to blush.
{(pvOpos,
(,
(((.
(.
,
:
{()
(((:
control, curb, keep in check
yfj
kpvKd earth confines
(the dead)
((
4. io
II.
from
off,
fight.
2. to detain a guest.
Lat. arceo.
vide.
keep apart, separate, diPass, to be held back, detained : to be

2. to be
^(. ^ ,($ (, $ ^^
keep
; :
273
;
me
not back
3. to
ward
ij\ea
part.
kept away.
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.
Ep. hetcrocl.
through the hair, epith. of a comb.
-, ((5, ) , , {, -5, , (, -8,<5,7, {(,$) 5, (()

pi.
, , . ,-8, , {() ^>5, $, , . -35, )

,$,
,
pvv-i-^, 3 pi. aor. 2
, $, , {()
of
guarded,
safe.
(
:
syncop.
Dor.
later also aor. i

pi.
pf.
Ep.
Ep. 3 sing, plqpf.. Ion. to come or go : to come back, return :

:
(\\((
or
(\;(,
in
Homer with
(\(
cognate words,
loci,
($
thing.
its
,
oy,
fj,
Ion. 3
pi. aor. I
opt.
med. of
converse with.
within a
( (
Tivi to
3.
little of,
^(\ (( (\(
3.
as,
to
go on a mesto go through
:
with
fut. part.,
come
to fetch a
spear
(is
(
like
to
an
am going
:
to tell, Fr.
II. later
phrases
Koyovs
ep-
come to speech, have an interview,

2.
{(,
chariot-drawing
-ras.
for drawing
,,)^, ,
6CUS,
idos,
vavs) preserving ships. protecting the city.
05, ,
{f
Ep. aor. Ep. for
a drawing. a safeguard. i inf. med. of

aor.
(.
subj. of
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
(
of
, (.
05, ,
).
aor.
I
" (
vai
((,
, dat.
(, ,
for
etc.
(\( to
(\(,
c.
try every-
be near a thing.
case, periphr. for a Verb, as,
$(
inf.,
come
and
for
4.
with
epyj-
same Root come

; ;
(()
drawn.
Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. (with sense of aor. 2) pass,
: (' (: (
Ion.
fut.
:
<($, Dor. of and Ep. ,

(pos, love
:
Ion.
being used as pres. and

pf.
aor. 1 pass,
fut. pass,
or
(:
say, speak.
( , , (
fut.
((, ^ (, (,
see
sing,
and
pi. fut.
of
($.
as aor. 2)
and from the

inf.
:
~
will
pass.
plqpf. pass.
and
3
fut.
te as a
2.
will
tell,
($
hence / will promise. do ; c. inf.,
('{ ,
po/iat,
3.
it
proclaim, announce : / will tell, order him to

been
told
had
him
do.
off for plunder, ransom, etc.
drag away, carry off violently; to to pull him by tear offer down fut. inf. Ion. the cloak. II. Med.
roughly
:
Ep.
pass., pf.
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
( ((
own
sense
or tpvTo, 3
side
;
( $::( ^ ((( ( .) ' ( ( (( (

to
pres.
drag
about, treat
hence
to
((,
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: :
= 1'2,(, ^, ,
II. Ipf'o)
occurs sometimes in to ask for or after.
Hom.
but Ep.
fut. also
aor.
vals.
2. to retreat,
forms are both in med. and pass, sense, Ep. 3 pi. 3 sing, plqpf. (with sense of aor. 2)
or
:
the
foil,
ab&ol., V((pos
((
withdraw, cease from,
c.
gen.
it.
II.
trans, to drive or force back.
pi.
or
to
draw
to
to one's
;
to
draw
one's
to,
sword
epvit
to
draw
one's
bow
string
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.
(, ,
Hence
$
the
:
cloud
never
leaves
(Akin to
68
to
rescue,
deliver,
and
hence
off;
:
to
protect,
guard.
(pvTo
it
3. to keep off,
ward
'
ov/e
(fxos
love.
kept not off the

4. to
:
thwart, repress.
in honour
keep carefully, conceal

;
formed from the Root
(or
, ($
. ,
pXdTOS,
pX0Ls, aor.
),
:
Ion. 3 pi,
pf. pass,
(
plqpf.
spear hence to check, keep guard upon, watch, to also to maintain, assert, hold
they maintain laws.
of ^70;,
'
, , , , mad , , , ,
Hence
love.
arras,
,(. , (-(,
aor.
f.
I inf.
of
{($,
, )
to be
2 pi. opt.
madly
in
little love,
darling
Dim. of
pres. part. pass, of
(,
:
- ,
(pojv,
a loved one, one's love.

6
:
heterocl. dat.
pi.
for regular dat.
(,
:
:
(
I
(from
(parra
II.
:
(pos), ace.
ace.
{(pos)
Pass, to be shut up.
0, (/>7Cu)
a fence, enclosure, hedge.

pi.
Ep. 3
impf. of
I part. pass,
of
(py,
:
impf.
(\(
(.
('.
the
From
love: desire for a thing.
as prop, n., the
god of love,
Hence
are
aor.
fut.
((
tenses
:
,
:
Eros,
TO,
A mor
in plur. tparrfs the Loves.
Dim.
f.
little
Cupid.
aor.
Ion. cip-,
to ask,
something of one
((

274
the question.
to ask, solicit, beg.
II. to
question a person.
,
the
Hence
arcs, to, a question ; asking /or the watchword, the challenge of

(ojs,
(
love.
soldiers.
5,
fern, of cponads, aSos, ipoynKos, , 6v, (i/xws) of or caused by love ; epcu2. given to love, fond. a love affair. TiK^
, , pecul.
()
islands
a questioning.
($.
Hence
as Adj.
ocean.
as Adj.,
and old Att. form for pounds with - see under cicr-.
s. Ion.
( ) -) -5, -, , 5, (
<$, () , ,
cpon-is,
Adv. lovingly, fondly.

of
a loved one, darling.
-5,
ov, (fpc^s,
writing on love.
beguiling love.
(. - , (.(^, (^. . 6-, . , . , (,(. (. , , . . . , ?, .

III.
for
by
his
death he very
much
touched
me
in heart.
3 sing. aor. 2 of Ion. inf. of

v.
-, -,
aor,
I
3 1 pl^pf- P^ss. of pi. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
v. sub 3 sing. aor. I med. of 3 pi. aor. I med. of
of
II.
aor. 2 inf.
med. oi
of
ov, (e/xws,
f.
(p<ws, ir\oos) to sail
on
love's
, (($)
a darling, sweetheart.
to sing love-songs,
(Is, to
:
II.
(5 ,
garment
:
(, <(, {()
, , , $,
rJTos,
Ion. aor. 2 inf.

to
pf.
med. of
clothe:
Pass,
.
to
2. pf. hif. pass,
be
clothed,
dressed; mostly in
Ion.
clad in raiment.
Hence
aTos, to, a garment, dress^
Ep. impf. med. iaayfipeTO, Ep. aor.

v.
-, -, -, (^
cs, aor. 2
-, -,
.( , , .. ' , , ,
imperat.
v.
.
;
[]
com-
3 dual plqpf. pass, of
for all
, ,
{',
pf.
inf.
dress, clothes, raiment, Lat. vestis.
. )
pass, of
pf.
:
(s,
for
daayf-.
I
in
Homer
only in 3 sing.
Ep. inf. (from Ep. pres.

:
(4(
:
{()
clothing, raiment.
:
")
:
impf.
:
act.
-, -, -,, (.
(fs, alev)
(-.
med.
aor. I pass,
(from Root
*)
the
is
:
(,
:
fut.
pass.
aor. 2 act.
the Lat.
EDO,
to eat:
me;
Adv. for
ever.
v.
sub V-.
taph. to devour, consume, like fire or an eating disease Ti]V kaOUiv kavTov to vex or annoy oneself;
to bite
lip
aor. I opt. of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of Ep. and Ion. 3 pi. impf. of Ep. 3 pi. impf. of
v.
Pass, to be eaten
oJkos
ft/it
sum.
2'2, , .
his
the house
eaten up.
Dor. cVXos,
. -. -, -, (^, ((. -, -, -, (-. <. (, , (((, , . (-. ( (' , ,(^. (. (, -,, , (. , (. - (., (\\ , Ecv, \ ( ( ),
Ion. for
cacai,
iing. fut.
( , ., . , . (. , ,.. , (, , (. (, -, , .(, , -, (. , -, , (. (. (, -, (,
-,,
2.
-. -,
[],
v.
Ion. for
(.(-,
Ion. for
I
aor. 2 pass, oi
) . (^.
(Is,
good of
Subst.,
kind
brave, stout
absol.,
kind, good.
of omens, good, lucky.

:
at once.
-,
?5,
3 sing. aor.
med. of
5, , -5, Comp. = (, 8, ' (,

Ep. aor.
for
2
goods
of
( (.
:
,=
ayaOos,
3. as
also noble, wealthy
good
luck.
and Sup. of
(05.
there
is
(OS, TO,
a dress, garment.
Lat. est
6,
quum,
Adv.
for
us
I
until, c. gen.
time when,
3 pi. aor. aor. I of
pass, of
Ep. for
(-,
i.
e.
now and
then, sometimes.
v.
Ep. for
aor. 2 opt. of
-,
v.
\\.
(,
Ep.
inf.
impf.
to eat,
devour
metaph.
one's means.
aor. 2 part, of
aor. 2 of
-(, -, .
of
(.
[], Dor.
inf. of Ep. 3 dual aor. 2 med. of l&iip.evo.K, fern. part. pres. med. of for 3 sing. subj. of
for
6',
aor. I pass, of
^, ^. ((.
to eat
poet, form of
or
up
consume
((. (. (.
v.
Dor. for
poet, for Iffct
or
sum.
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 of
V.
fut.
of
aor. 2 inf. of
Ep. aor. I of yap touch ;
, . . , (^ , ,
?,
2
and 3
for
3 sing. aor. 2 med. of
Ep. and Ion. for ^v, 3 sing. impf. of aor. I of pf. of

3 pi. impf. pass,
sum.
of
:
(cf.
intr. pf.
of
aor. 2.
Ep. and Ion. for
Jjv,
impf. of
sum.
swarm
,, , . $ ()
caXos, Dor.
or
for
ia\6s
\7].
(6$.
,
c,
pf.
pass,
of
impf. of
sense of aor. 2.
-5,
for
V.
or flock
ov,
of bees.
5, $. (. , (. -, (. <, , (. ,. , ,
(, Ep.
,
toirtpos:
(-(,(,
, -,,
pf. pass,
a swann of bees : any yaXaKTOs streams of milk. produci?ig swarms {($,

imperat. of
v.
)
fut.
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.
5, ,
^ , ^
:
275
plqpf.
with
(.
(-.
Hence
, , ,
%<,
:
tvs
. .
., ,
;
of time) at eve
fall
els
. . 2, $
of pf. pass, of aor. I of
Dor. for Dor. for fut. of
of
sum.
stand
plur.
,
;
Lat.
I. {sub.
or irpos
the evening hours, eventide.

west, Lat, occidens
;
(
Lat,
VESPERA,
), evening
fern,
;
of the Adj.
airepas (gen.
in plur.
after evening, at night-
, ^, ^ , , , '. , .
fut.
, , ,
2 and 3 with sense of aor. 2.
sing.
Ep. plqpf. pass, of

v.
Ion. for
Ep.
of
Ion. for
'. /.
;
^.
'^, 6,
and
3 sing,
fut.
pf. 2 of with intrans. pres. sense, to only in the following forms, dual inf. Ep.
;
part,
Att. contr. koTUjs
Ion.
3 sing,
towards evening
2. (sub.
irpos
(5 the west country.

{(5)
II.
),
:
the
, ,
Hence
aireptvos,
77,
ov,
= ioiripios.
caircpios, a, ov, and os, ov,

the evening, at eventide.
of Time, in
of Place, western,
':
pi,
towards the setting sun, Lat. occidentalis. caircpis, iôs, , peculiar fern, of koiripios, at evening.
II.
as Subst., ai
fpes
the Hesperides,
daughters of Evening, who dwelt on a western island of the ocean, and guarded a garden with golden
apples.
'.
-
donee.
to,
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<rirT, for (, 2 pi. Ep. imperat. of aor. 2 of Homer retains I- in all the moods, imperat. subj. opt.
( \
(($
202,
,^ , , , .',. , , . , , , , , . ($,
of
k^s,
fem,
sum
but
II,
pf, pass,
of
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of

:
aor, 2 pass, of
1. of Aeol, and Ep, 3 1 ôr. 2 of

for
v.
[],
see
'.
pf.
5,
plur, of
v.
3 1 poet, plqpf. of
they stood, v.
but aor. I of
3
2
',
2.
shortd. for
they placed.
pi.
poet. pf. of
.
II.
plur.,
and
and 3 dual
see
pf. part. pass,

:
of
Dor.
-6
I
0,
VESPER,
evening;
:
lit\
2.
so long, so
'((,
Lat. usque.
i<TTi\a, aor.
, , , , (. . , .. , , , . , ': ):
:
,
,
inf.
( ((5. , '', (,
.
part.
:
, , . , ,
,
will stand
:
5,
of
pf. part. pass,
pf. pass,
.. (.
{es,
re) Conjunct,
till,
until, Lat.
long
as.
Adv. even
of
of

;
aor. 2 of Ep. aor. l of
sing. pf. pass.)
, (69,
;
(.
inf.
(but also 2
pjqpf
aor.
part.
<,
3 sing, of
for
((,
Dor.
of
iaatva, Ep. for Ep. and Dor.

Ep. for
for
,
med.
for
fut. inf.
aor. I
of
for els,
(,
2 sing,
',
(
fut.
med.
of sum.
sum.
-, 8.
pr..
, , ^^,, , (, : .
pf.
Ion. pf. part, of
aor. 2 intr. o{
" '.
and
of
v.
.
'.
I
from
plqpf. intr. oi
'.
fut. intr.
of
shall or
cp.
Ion. pf. part, of
of
imperat. of
II.
sum. Ep.
II.
the hearth of a bouse; Ion. the shrine of the household gods, and hence a sanc2. the house itself, a dwelltuary for suppliants.
,(') , '
3 sing.
pf. pass,
aor. I act.
and med. of
;
v.
'.
.
II.
ing, home.
3. the
household, family.
the
nom.
:
Ep.
fut.
of
sum but
Ep.
fut.
the hearth
:
Ion.
impf
aor. I
pf.
Pass.:
('. Ion. for
to be beaten.
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. ,
, , -,
Ion.
as
Roman
Vesta,
, (()
{,
a guest, feasted on; have a visionary -05, {kcTia, () guarding

Pass, to be be
:
receive into
() ( , (: :
276
5,
:
kariaaLs
j j
eratpoy.
part.,
eois,
-ff,
a feasting, banqueting.
Ep.
impf.
pf.
state.
hearth or altar.
, ,( <, .
2.
f.
(
aor. i
pf.
f.
[]
aor. I
(-
edge of the camp

Ion.
I
,,
;
of
cities,
Pass.,
:
f.
(in
med. form) karia-
pf,
('): to
/<?asA
-, ,
{(,
{($)
II.
of men, lurking about the lying on the border.

the furthest part, the
edge, border, verge.
ones home,
to entertain hospitably, to feast:

c.
ace. rei, to feast
5, 5,
;
kvv-nviov to
treme
ov,
the house or
3.
having an altar or hearth.
on the
, ,
Pass.,
aor. 2
of
pi.
ov,
the house.
?,
6, <5,
-TpCs, {ks,
-, ,
= (-^(.
of
aor.
I
pf. part. pass,
, , -, .
[],
pis)
pf.
aor. 2
. ( ((( , () . , , (, . ^. , ; ; .. , , . ( ( . (( (.
(()
to
found a hearth or house:

is
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.,
:
the furthest
(
,
ov, poet, for

ov,
)most
($.
I. the
a remote, retired spot.
the furthest, uttermost, ex-
each way:
the family
established.
(,
Ep. impf. med. of fem. iSos,
-5,
of o\ froyn
the uttermost, extremely: also ncut.

last time:
for the
Sup.
,
imper.
for
the utmost, last, greatest extremity;
worst of possible
evils
Sup.,
(, (
as
the extremest.
III.
Adv.
to
Adv.
Comp.
most
more extremely.
utterly.
Ep. part, of
subj.
poet, for
aor. 2 of
Ep.
of
of pass, of
Adv. until three times,

aor. I
act.
part, pass, of
, , '. -,
),
3 sing, plqpf pass, of

aor. 2 of
-.
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 )
. - ,, ... , . , .. , ,
;
opt.
inf.
Ep. -((iv
part,
-,
thrice.
,
,
:
pf
act.
and
pass, of
(.
aor.
of
and
pass,
of
aor. I pass,
pf. pass,
of
of
aor. 2 act.
and med of
(.
impf. of
Ep.
,
for
:
Adv.
within
. ,. . , . , . , (, . -, , , .
, ,
syncop.
intr.
pf.
part, of
v.
aor. 1
of
irreg. for
i
aor.
of
(^ , ,-, ,
inner
(, within Sup.
ov.
fut.
of
and
Adv. from within: within,

Sup. Adj. from
v.
aor. I pass, of
Lat. intimus.
aor.
of
65, ,
: f.
Adv.
ov,
Comp.
(, . (, (, (.(,
:
Comp.
most within.
more Hence
inside.
innermost,
inner, Lat.
Adj. from
, . ,.. ,, , (-. . , , . .
[],
aor. 2 pass,
pf. pass,
[], aor. 2 pass. o( Adv. for ds vfpov,for the future.

of
interior
Adv.
v.
(.
^,
[], aor.
aor.
2 pass,
of
{(T(os) to examine,
I
[d], aor. 2 pass,

pf. pass,
i
3 sing, plqpf. pass, of of
(, , [],
:
pass, of
fem. of (Taipos. Ion. (Taipcia or
(. -, , (()
ov,
test.
companionII.
of
ship
an
association, club, brotherhood.
at
aor.
V.
of
-<,
Athens, a political club or union for party purIII. generaWy, friendship, intimacy. poses.
6<-, . (-.
Ion.
aor. 1
3 1. impf. pass, of of
pf. pass. part,
:
65, ,
ings.
<, $, , = , {() of
/
( , (). , , ,
-.the hearth, fire-place, like irvpbs ; watch-fires. M. an altar for burnt offerIII. a pan of coals: a brasier. Hence
. ka
of
. ,
,
gen. and dat.
05,, .-',/, {($) ofcomrades

ov,
f.
or fellowship
- (|,
tesan.
social
;
, -, (() (,
:
Zevs
(. presiding
to be
over fellowship.
-(los.
a courtesan.
Ion. for
f.
Att.
{(Taipos) to be one's
2.
or companion in arms.
II.
. or on the hearth. Ep. gen. and dat. sing, of aor. I of

be at the edge
;
(.
only used
in
Taipos and Ion. companion, , comrade, fellow, mate: a br other -in-arms, a shipmate^
( , (. (. ,
(TaipiKos,
(,
{()
comrade
to be
,=
,=
Med.
to choose for one's
(Taipdos, of or like
a courcomrade. a comrade,
Taipis,
. (,
aor.
courtesan.
inf of
kraipoavvos
in Att. opp. to
a messmate:
also
a fellow-slave
II.
as Adj. associated
Sup. kraipOTaros.
Ion.
Ep.
partial
kps. -5, --,
a female companion, helper, friend. 2. c lawful wife, a concubine: a courtesan,
another ptdrsuit.
f.
:
harlot.
iraKtv,
.ting.
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. TKov, aor. 2 act. and med. of
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.
) ) .. . -, 8, ... ) . , . , , . , . ( ( 6,(, . (($ ^. , , . ), , '2, , ( , )) ) 6-5, ) ' $ ((

aor.
, , ,
,
Topos,
iras, ace.
, -, 5, (. , |,
[],
aor. 2 of
aor. I of
5, , . (,
Hence
ov, friendly:
Dor.
for
impf. med. of
aor. 2 pass. o{
Dor. impf. act. and pass, of Ep. 2 sing. aor. I of
,
pi.
i of Ep. for Ep. and Ion. for (Taipos,
. . . (.
oi
, .
as Subst.
different kind
,
:
ov, ((Tfpos,
Adv.
unfairly.
to be
277
zealous for one side, II. devoted to
,
to
es,
yoked with an animal of a
a friend.
-5,
-otcus.
f.
be at variance with.
ov,
From
{T(pos,
Cvyov) unevenly yoked:
and 3
different.
2. unequally balanced. tTcpoios, a, ov, (iTfpos) of a different nature or kind.
Adv.
,
:
,
fs,
Hence
make
become changed,
side
6-5, -5,
alter.
{tTfpos, (cTcpos,
of ground, sloping.
oblong, rectangular.
other mother.
lent
) )
side
;
otherwise, alter:
Pass, to
leaning to one
with unequal sides,
opos, 6,
17,
{iTfpos,
born of an-
aor. 2 pass,
Ep. aor. I pass, of of (8. Dor. for

aor. 2 pass, oi
[],
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.
aor.
-5,
(S,
and cTcpop-poiros,
one
side
ov,
(tTfpos,
inclined
to
tTtpoppeii^s
Zfvs
who makes now one
and now another
pre-
ponderate.
^.
"ETEP02,
a, ov, Lat.
ALTER,
the other, one
of
two; Xfipl
tTfpot
(pepeiv
to carry in one of his hands;

;
the one rule the other
cTfpos
a
se-
ToiovTOS another such

Lat.
2.
as
many more,
tcXcUto, Ep. for

aor.
alterum tantum;
eTepos yet
i.
pass, of
I
cond.
also like Lat. alter, for StvTepos, second;

e.
of , 0-5, , {(,
aor. 2
Ep. aor.
of TcXetw.
(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

;
(than good), Lat. sequior,

fem., Trj
of other kind, like aWoios other IV. as Adv. in dat. evil.

(sub.
otherwise, in another
way, place, or manner; also (sub, i. e, with the left hand; and (sub,
day.
2.
also neut.,
'(,
em
with one hand, on the next
'(,
as
km
one or the other
way ;
from
the one side, opp. to els
side.
-5,
day and day
of other tongue,
-5 -5,
ov, (Tfpos,
alternately.
)
)
, ,
in
to the other
[The Dor. used uTtpos [d] for Ttpos: whereas Att. aTfpos [a] was (by crasis) for gen. tVfpoi
:
dat.
ace.
(.'\
Tpo-Tpoiros, ov,
{'5,
TpatTos) of different sort

II.
on alternate days,
Ep. dat. fem. of eTcpos.

Att. -ttos, ov, (tTtpos,
e.
i.
ov, with
offoreign, strange tongue, one side of the mouth harder

(tTtpos,
than the other, of a horse.
-,
other than the truth, to teach errors.
/)
) ',
to
or fashion: of different turn or temper. ing another way : uncertain, inconstaftt.

ov, (iTfpos, or speech, barbarous.
turn-
teach
on the other
T6po-8oôs, ov, (Tfpos,

differing in opinion.
ion, heterodox.
2.
of another opinion, of other than the true opin-
at another time.
ertpuis.
, , (
(-5,
<,
3 sing. impf. oi
aor. I pass,
of
(iTepos) Adv. from the other side.

side, opposite.
, .
()
of different voice
II.
((T(pos) Adv. o the other side: elsewhere:
\oyov
in another part of
my story.
II.
Adv. of
?,
differently, otherwise.

278
: :
hence
,
,
,
to
^4
Adv.
to
, (($)
Ep. 3
one
side, to the other side
.
:: :
selves rather to that
which
2.
is close
II.
at hand.
another place. Aeol, for
^,
at another time.

pi.
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
, -, , 66, , , "ETHS, ,
aor.
I
, . . . ,
.,
Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. of intr. plqpf. of
plqpf. pass, of
vyv.
. (.
II.
2.
one's property, Lat. parata.

active,
of persons, ready,
prompt.
effect.
tive, versatile.
ried into
3 sing, plqpf. pass, of impf. of

2
of
..
and 3
sing, plqpf. pass, of
7(.
$, ', . (, -..
cutting.
, 5, -,
tTopov, aor.
2
III.
of the mind, ready, quick, acof things, real, actual, car-
ov,
a being prepared, readiness. ready for
(5, ^^)
readily :
Adv. of
of
Comp. and
Sup.,
such as the Egyptian monsoons, which blow from the North during the whole summer: so too of northerly winds in Greece, which blew in the Aegean for forty days from the rising of the dog-star.
(sub.
', . ), , , ($)
III.
periodical winds,
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 ? ;
60S, TO,
*02,
., $,
( (
(Deriv. uncertain.)
yearly, annual.
, |5,
,
ov, (iTos) a
truth.
ov, lengthd.for
Lat. sincerus.
Adv.
, $,
From
III.
year long, for a year.
2.
true, genuine, real,
also neut.
as Adv., in truth, really.
1,
Adv.,
I.
yet, still, Lat.
adhuc.
of the Present or Past, yet, as II. of the Future, yet

generally, yet,
still,
( -, {, .
aor.
I
. , ,. (, , (,
,
aor. l
, .. ,, ,
aor. 2 of
! (
'',
of of
aor. 2 act.
and
pass,
of
Ion. aor. I of
aor. 2 act,
and
pass,
of
aor.
act.
aor.
act.
and pass, of and pass, of
[5], aor.
pass, of
. . . .
01
is
Xoyos) the true account
analysis of a
longer,
still.
besides,
moreover, Lat. praeterea; cti Se nay more; yet another yet more.
;
* . . .. , .. , ,. * , , {$,. '/. , , (. ], , -$, , .. (,$ (7($ ( ( -5, ) ",

'
'
=
neut. pi.
truths, the truth
:
65,
word :
its
derivation, etymology.
neut.
ov, rarely
used as an Adv. like

actually.
[i5],
(, ,^,
Dor. aor. 2
I
ov, {(Tios) true, real, actual:
indeed, of a truth, truly,
Ti0is, TiOet, 2
aor. I of
and 3
sing. impf.
of
pass,
Dor. aor. I of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I pass, of aor. i of Dor. aor. 2 of the root Ep. for 3 plur.
[5], aor. 2 pass, of
aor.
pass, of
aor.
and
2 of
but
aor.
,
(
pass, of
epyov) working in vain.

idle, useless.
[],
aor. 2 pass, oi
pass,
ov, {(Tos,
Adv.) fruitless,
,, ,
cws,
aor.
of
ios, TO,
(jtTVOs, a soup-ladle. a thick soup of peas or beans
soup, pudding.
f.
aor.
make or get ready, prepare:

to
prepare for oneself, make one's arrangements, get oneself ready : c. inf. to make one ready to do. Hence , a being prepared, preparation
readiness.
(. 0"02
sunt: knl
,
(,
Med.,
($)
with
pf.
to
pass.
fv Ep. also iv. Adv., properly neut. of (us, well, well and knowopp. to or ingly: sometimes, luckily, happily: to be well to be well off, c. gen., (Z II. as (v yiyovws well born. off for living good luck but also the right, the good Subst., TO
;
cause;
in
( (
it
may
commonly
the right prevail.
III.
Compos,
implies greatness, abundance,
or easiness.
(V, Ion. for ov, gen. of reflexive Pron. of 3rd pers.
Ep.
pi.
or
($,
hand, ready, prepared; ^ hand. II.
',
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$, ov, at gospel so also in Act., and then in Pass., to have in Pass, also of the immediately, off. the gospel preached to one: I. Lat. quae in promplu gospel, to be preached. {(i)ayy(\os) the reward of good betake themaor.
I
opt.
cô,
Att. always in plur., (vayyeKia tidings or avahrjaai riva to crown one for good news brought; II. evayytXta Oveiv to oft'er a sacrifice for them.
^'$.
.
cv-avopCa,
-8,, (^) (-, , .

Dor. for
ov,
(.
easy
the
5, , , {()
glad
tidings, the gospel.
(-$,
opos,
Dor. for
ov,
of.
a hringer of
of: easy to dispose

ov,
good tidings : an
esp.
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
-5,
-, -5, -5, -5,
is,
i'i,
,
ov,
77';)
:
-^, -8, -5,

(,
f.
(,
(,
;)
(,
)
(.
279
meet, gracious.
[a]
easily
got rid
easily cheated.
ov, Ion. for
(va(pyôs.
ev-airopaTOS, ov, convenient for disembarking.

ov,
walled off or blockaded.
{y)
=
moving
well, nimble.
;
= (ays,
far-seen, conspicuous
fvayT)s
-$,
arms.
-5,
a seat in full view of the army. ivdyr}S, bright, clear, [a]
ov,
tv-<xyopi(a. Dor. for
-,
cvaYpia,
(,
/;)
easy to bear in the
( apis, -, (, (, pi) -5, )

Comp.
ov,
-.5, ov, well-pleasing,

-oips.
ov,
()
easy to be
to be well-pleasing.
From
Adv.
(v-
acceptable.
-5,
:
chariot
is, (cu,
ayKos) with fair valleys or glades.
, , -^,
6-5,
eyopi.
sport in hunting.
(, -5,
\)as,
ov,
(,
victorious in the chariot-race.
easy to be counted.
, easiness of temper, good nature. From well-adapted, accomov, (,

II.
good
From
modating.
well-tuned, harmonious.
cessful.
-, -, $,
or
:
aypa) to have good sport. cv-apvos, ov, (, apvos Hence -apoTOS, ov, (, good sport in hunting, fishing, etc. , ov, (, aypa) lucky in the chase, suc- ploughed.
{(v,
6v, (fu,
y)
easily led, docile.
perous or glorious contests, [a] cvSSc, Ep. for 3 sing. aor.
chus
act.
,)(. -,
(,
(cua) to cry
,,
(fv, ayaiv)
belonging to pros2
of
in
also in
is,
honour of Bacairy.
II.
cv-apxos, ov, (, a good beginning.
)
and
[a].
well-governed : submissive. with good or beautiful
gen.) rich in sheep. well-ploughed, easy to he
beginning well: making
esp.
Med. ((,
-5, -5,
-,
-,
-8,
blowing fair
ov,
metaph. prosperous, favourable.

ae\os) successful in contests.
with a
good breeze,
, , () 6,,{()(() (, , (. 5, ,
os,
6,
Bacchic, Bacchanalian.
aros, to,
the cry of (va,
a Bacchanalian shout. a shout of revelry,
of Bacchic revelry. fem. of

rjpos, 6,
ov, 6,
(()
(,
Bacchanal. cvarpios. Dor. for (vriTpios.
ov, (c5, alviw) much-extolled.
-aipcTOS, ov, (eu, alpiw) easy to be taken.

ojvos, 6,
rally,
(. 6-5, -,
{(,
-, -5,
-8,
true.
t{)-a,v(}i.os
happy; fvaiwv vnvos blessed sleep. Dor. for ov, Dor. for \-. well-grown, luxuriant. is, (6, [a] ov. Dor. for
ov,
ov,
(, (,
abundance of men, storeofgoodmen. II. manhood, manliness, courage, spirit. From abounding in good men cv-av8pos, ov, (ev,
-5, ^,,
(-$,
f.
ov, (e3, aîrcAos) with fine vines. ivoi. tvav, evanl a cry of Bacchanalians, like easy to call back. ov, (<,
) ) )
)
:
-, -,
-5,
is,
of happy
life,
gene-
-.
easy to describe.
-8 -, -8 (-%,,(,
(vos, 6,
(, avy) well-lit, , (,
Ion.
) --,
bright, conspicuous.
(5.
-$, (,
eyelids.
of good meal. easy to be taken,
[]
island lying along the coast of Boeotia
vaaKi)
-, (\s,
,, (,
as Ion.
f.
ov,
fiaTus) accessible
(eu,
)
Euboea,
:
with beautiful neck.

ov,
Dor. for
(, (.
:
(, <pyioa)
easy iocarryoT bear.
passable.
ov,
iapov)
with beautiful
s,
to
now Negropont, an
and Attica.
,
(vôvs,
and
prosperous [a], ov. Dor. for

II.
to
men.
with fair flowers,
ov,
((,
flowery.
, , -,
is,
()
(5.
blooming.
pasture.
Tpvs^ rich in grapes.
-, ) -, -,
luckily;
ov,
(,
{(voos) good feeding.

ov, with beautiful locks.
() (v\s ^
counsel
make a good throw.
From
throwing luckily. Adv. to be well off.
ov,
(,
feeding well, with good

gen. vos,
II.
well-fed, thriving.
to be flowery or
From
II,
(, avdos) blooming, budding.

mtiz^h. flowery, gay.
, 6-$,
6-8,
ov,
and
good
ov,
(,
rich in flowers, flowery

also
2.
blooming, fresh. cv-avios, ov, Dor. for
(.
-$,
ovv, gen. oos,

ov,
(, /3oC$) rich (, pos) well-knit.
[]
is,
and
-,
-8, ,
(,
prudence.
From
in cattle.
well-advised, prudent.
ov,
Dor. for
ey-.
cvye
for
!
for
280
-,
said
!
Vaôs.
cu-ScCeXos, ov, (fS,
far-seen.
ei>-8iirvos,
Adv.
eS yt, Lat. euge!

!
well done! well

soil: fertile.
capital
bravo
-5,
UvVia,
scent.
ov, (eS,
7^) 0/ or with good

nobility
{eyevs)
nobility
of birth, high de- feasts.
6U-YVios Ep.
6-65,
ivell-born,
ov, o,
(s, (ev, yivos) and of noble race, of high descent : also denoIII. II. noble-minded, generous. ting nobility.
-5 Ep.
- -,
= sq.
-,
of sotd, generosity.
ov, {iv,
y(vuov) well-bearded.
, -$,
of animals, high-bred, noble. = evyeveia. Ion.
-5,
, , ,
-5,
77,
ov,
II.
Ep.
inf.
ov, (ev,
Ion. impf. of
() )
(ev,
5
ev.
8^\os) very clear,
honoured with rich

luxurious
feasts.
of
abounding
in fair trees.
ev.
ov, (ev, very clear, manifest. Ep. 2 sing. subj. of ev.
\5)
(evos) fair weather : metzph.
tranquillity,
prosperity.
-, ,
ojv, (fv, yrj)
-;5,5,
cheerful.
and
, ,
iv-yr\p(us,
6-5,
Att. tor fvyuos.
ov,{iv,
ye) joyous,
((yps)
happy old age.
6\>-5, ,
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<pw) fashioned. well carved or engraved.
-,
-, -, -,
6-605,
sweet-sounding.
-,
a boast.
-$, , -, ) -5, -, , -, , )
ov, easy to be crossed, practicable.

ov, irreg.
Comp, of evos.
living temperately.
ov, (ev, ov,
rj,
evos,
warm.
calm.
:
f.
(eva)
to be
\5-5
aros,
Att.
-,
j),
Att. -^tos, ov, (eu,
From fluency of speech. yXwaoa) with good
and ready tongue, sweet-sounding, eloquent. act. loosing the tongue, making fluent.
(, , () =( 6-5
easily bent.
,
,
:
like
a prayer. Ep. ivyv-, ov, (ev,
II.
II.
yv^)
well-bent,
popular ;
good feeling candour.

,
ing, indulgent, fair, charitable.
prudent
-5,
-5,
-5,
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,
yv) of good
II.
From
feelsensible,
yyv)
yos)
ypa^)
- ) ) , , : -, ) ,, ,
-5,
(ev,
-,
4)
righteous dealing
justice.
-<,
f.
aor.
(ev,
(0 be content or
in a thing
c.
well pleased, to approve of or acquiesce Hence inf. to consent to do.

impf. and aor.
I
satisfaction, approval.
f.
but often without augm.
(cuSo-
to be of
good
repute, be in esteem, famous,

to be distinguished
evoev ev rivi
17,
for a
thing.
Hence
-$,
-5, '.,
-5,
6-5,
-5,
act.
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.
-,
ov, (fS, yovrf) fruitful, prolific. ov, {iv,

is, (cS,
, -,
-5, -5,
-5,
ov, in
'
es, (ev,
paev)
Ep.
sharp-sighted.
well-drawn.
II.
ov, well-bedewed,
abounding
:
yp) well painted.
impf.
elov
:
fut.
down
to sleep: also to sleep in death.
in water.
:
to
II.
to rest, be still or
), , ()
aros,
piness
Sup.
, () , , , (,
,
f.
, .
-,
ov, (eZ, edvov) richly-digbt, well-clad.

ov,
(ev,
a piece of good fortune.

prosperity, happiness.
, , (()
(evav)
-$, -,
hushed
to cease.
well-seated:
sit,
with a fair
II.
pass, easy to
of a horse.
ov, (ev, edeipa) fair-haired.
es, (ev, elbos)
account happy. of or tending to hapto
of persons, happy. Adv. of
Adv.
evaov(epov,
neut. eveXm, gen. ôs, 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->,
-kSjs, happily.
:
-, -5
ov, (ev,
ei\) sunny, warm,
well-shaped, graceful. Lat. apr'icus.
ov, gen. ovos, (ev,
Att.
happily
Comp. and
wool, fleecy.
-5,, -5,
$,
()
well-dressed.
ov, (ev, eJpos) with or
of good
ov, (ev,
6<7) easy to be refuted.
-5,
-,

, (eu,
:
::
<u-c|ia,
-'^.
cv-ûpos, ov, a good habit of body, good state wine Comp. good condition, good case.
:
281
of health
generally,
U-c|o8os, ov, easy to get out of or escape from.
(, -5,
making
6U-cma,
cucircia, ^, beautiful language, eloquence. From ivords of good omen.

is, (ev,
II.
=
2.
enos) well-speaking, eloquent. II. well-spoken. eloquent, tjispiring.

77,
praise.
-6\-5,
against : exposed
ev-irieTOs, ov,
Ion, and poet, for eviireia.

ov, ((v,
(^)
it is
tion, singleness
easy to plot
simplicity, silliness.
or attacked ;
()
to treachery.
{(,
make an
tractable.
attack.
u-ciriTaKTOs, ov, (e5,
)
kari rivi
easy to be set upon
simple-minded: in bad sense, simple,

Sup.
-. Ion. for cvrjOeia.
easy for one to
easy to arrange
II.
(, -. , ,
f,
-, -, , , yeoa) yop(:) -,
Ep. for
^) ~($, yvs.
(eu,
quite pure,
unmixed^ of
also irreg. -effTcpos.
{(,
good government.
to
(e,
speak well
of,
or
Ion. 17, goodness of disposiof heart, simplicity: also in bad sense^
-,
From
well-disposed, single-hearted,
silly:
-5,
(s, (fu,
^$)
Adv
hence simple, foolish.
(VpyaLa,
,
f.
well-doiftg,
good
conduct.
tenses,
-5,
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-.$, ov, (c5, of a fine day : propiVpYTiKOs, 77, ov, ((pyf$) disposed to do good.
doing good, a good deed,
', (^,
,
: :
:
service, kindness.
From
-,
-05
in the
augm.
) ) -5 -,
Adv.
cs, (iS,
, {() of
((,
mild, gentle character
-kSjs, in simple fashion.
-5,
-(,
66,
) () )
ov,
well-pointed, keen-edged.
-8, ,
, {()
(,
-5, $,
:
-,
-608,
fem. of
eepys.
well-wrought, well-made,
II.
tious.
es, {(v,
*py)
well-built: of gold, well-wrotight, refined.
well-
-5, ov, {(,

vexed by winds,
6, ,
2.
cheerful, happy.
a fair wind.
done
hence
,
e's,
in plur. (vtpyia,
good
deeds, benefits.
(fS,
*epyw) doing good, upright, virwell-wrought, well-tilled: also
tuous.
II. pass,
rally, obedient, docile.
easy to work.
-5,
(cu, tpnos) well-fenced, well-protected

:
-, -, ,
-5,
6-5,
-5,
well.
,
-5,
sheltered, serene.
ov, {ev,
) )
{eZ,
cities,
From
with fair wind.
reiti
:
1.
un-
obedient to the
gene-
manliness, manly virtue.
opos,
,,
of
shutting close
-5, ,
S,
of
cities,
well-guarded.
spiriting.
II.
\i-pos, Att. for euupos.

(eu,
-, -6, , , , (. -,
,
((,
poet, for
eepy$.
ov, {eZ,
'() much-loved,
(ipvos) sproutitig well, flourishing.
ov, {eZ,
sum)
well-being, prosperity.
,= -605, ov,
{(, eras) a good season.
-5, ov,
-55,
-(;;8
ov,
Ep.
well-benched.
,
{(,
()
(cJJ,
well-rowed, well-pulled. es, (eS, apapeiv) well-fitted or put together: well-poised, easy to handle. II. act. well-woven. ov, {eZ,
From
giving manhood, inabounding in brave men.

lovely.
to the
well fitted
oar:
-8,
-5,
easy to find.
weaving
easy to assail.
ov, (ev,
emulous in good
yv
Adv.
-.
in) of a ship,
-5, -45,
es, {eZ,
-,
matched.
uyos,
, ,
for
(vyv)
ov,
well paired or
-, Dor.
well-girded, (, of women. II, girt up for exercise, with one's loins girded, active, as in Horace alte praecinctus : unencumbered, Lat. expeditus.
-%
Ep,
(. (,
U-0ap<rf|S, es, {eZ, Oapaos) of good courage

-acDs.
,
-,
(,
won
ov,
es, {eZ,
es.
f.
) )es. ,
Dor, for
to be
^xos) well-sounding, tuneful. well-sounding : loud-sounding. prosperous by sea. ov, {eZ,
growing
well, fiourishing.
of good courage.
safe.
From
easily
-,
2.
Adv.
IL
giving courage, older form of

ov, {eZ,
epae) easily healed.
(.
by kindness or attention.
282
<,
venient.
\.
well-arranged, well-disposed: easily stowed or disposed of: convenient/or use. straightway. tvOfOis, Adv. of sharpening well. is, (cS,
\5-0TOS, ov,
, (($)
3. trans, to set
.
be zvell-arranged, conin order,
to set in order,
(,
arrange
well.
bound Hence
to do so.
II.
correction, chastisement.
arrange orderly.
From
ev0vvos, 0, an investigator, auditor, who examined and passed the accounts of magistrates at Athens there were ten. II. a corrector, chastiser.
as Adj.,
-., -5
5-5,
-5,
$,
well-fed, thriving.
ov, {(v,
From habit of good order. ov, gen. ovos, {(v,

well-made.
to
abound in: Hence
,
-,
and
-)
ov, gen. ovos, rare
Dor.
-,
good
e's,
(eS,
)
off",
form for
($.
6],5,,(() '
the
well-suckled
was fixed: fem. from
( ,
5, ,
fut.
:
director, corrector,
II.
guiding rudder.
, the part
=
of a ship wherein the rudder
\'05, , ov, (() directing, ruling.

ov, 6,
with distended udder.
order,
, -5, -5,
(êijpes)
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,
, )) 6-5, ) )) {-5,
abundance.
ov, (fS, ov, {ev,
,
in
II. act.
orderly, setting in order.
)
easily
good management : a
well-arranged,
thrive, flourish
, (.
(v0us)=the Homeric
to be well
so also in Pass., aor. 1
.
II.
guide straight
vern.
revise.
to steer straight.
to
a. to direct,
11. to
go-
3. to keep straight, preserve.
make
straight, as a bent piece of

III. at
wood
metaph.
to rectify,
nise the accounts
{)
and so
to
Athens, to call to account, scrutiof a magistrate Pass, to

:
be called to account,
to be corrected.
caught or won.
straight-blowing
lucky in the chase.
abounding
game.
ov, well-stored, precious.
6-,5,
(,
-5, (-, -,
cv-Opovos Ep. cvOpovos, ov,
tv-Qpoos, ov, (ey, tvQv, neut. of
ov, going straight: metaph. straightforward, plain-sailing, honesi.
( -,
direct
tvQv-irvoos, ov, contr. -itvovs, ovv,
-, ,((, ^) c'pc,
ov,
f.
{(,
guiding
:
straight.
go straightforward;
unswerving, inflexible fate c. ace. cognato, go a straight course. From
{(,
(,
tiful seat or throne.
)
From
with beau-
the Ion. form straight, moral sense, straightforward, plain, honest : in Adverb, usages, fls to to look straight forward; Xiytiv to speak
-, (, , = ''2,
()
($
ov, wiih beautiful thyrsus.
$,
in
(
.
(-$
$,
Att.
$)
,
ov,
straight out;
straight tongue, honest of tongue. an open, fair trial.
, (-$, -, ) (,
teously.
sail in
(,
-,
to
loud-sounding. used as Adv.

ov,
Adv. for : also

as
($
c.
and
(, of
at once, immediately.
Place, straight to, direct

.
((,
y\aia(Ta) of
eu0u-8tKOS, ov, or
f.
{(,
From
,
{(,
)
Pass,
gen. straighi iowards of Time, straightway, forthwith, at once; immediately at the beginning of summer. So also the regular Adv.
,
$.
judging righships,
run straight: of
taph. honesty, justice,

ov, ov,
a straight course.
ov,
(s,
-65,
running a straight course.

fpyov) accurately wrought. ov, {$, and
fighting straightforward, fair-fighting. to be of cheer. f.

cheerful, cheer
trans, to
6-5, , {() good make

ov, 6,
(fv,
II.
II.
direction
be of good cheer. Hence verb. Adj., one must be cheerful.
(,
to
6-, , ,,(() -5, $)

;
cheerfulness, festivity.
-upos, Eiios, (va, (.
(|, . cUiSkos, ,
0,
$ ($ -8, ) (. 5, $, -, ) (-, -$, ( ))( (-, $,

2.
II.
II.
ov, {(v,
well-fringed.
, (($)
[]
straightness.
me-
ov,
((, (() cut straight, straight. right-minded. {(, in a straight also a, ov, ((,
as Adv.,
neut.
(.
,
, ,
((,
well-mailed.
((vios) Bacchic
fem. emas,
ov,
((,
l(pos) very holy, hallowed.
Evius, epith. of Bacchus, from the cry II. (vios, ov. Adj. Bacchic, inspired
well-disposed, generous,
by Bacchus.
ev-iiriros, ov,
kind.
spirited.
-oTfpov
an examination of accounts, audit;

to call for one's accounts
;
,
in,
Sup.
-.
of good cheer, cheerful: of horses, III. Adv. cheerfully; Comp.
$,
in pi.
;
, but
mostly used
, ($ $
(
of persons, delighting in horses, having
, {() -8,
to give
to be
fine horses : of places, famed for horses. v-torTOS, ov, of good knowledge.
(,
")
(,
them
submit to a scrutiny
with beautiful hips. easy to overthrow. easy to keep down. u-Ka0KTOS, ov, ((V, ((VKaipos) to have good opportuf.
-05,
ov, ((v,
ov,
(,
) ) ()

ntty,
: :
fVKaipCa
(\4.
rally, contented, easy, Lzt.facilis
283
good-natured, po-
leisure to a thing, spend one's time in
have leisure
VKaipeiv
? ri, to
it.
devote one's
II.
pular.
\5-KoXiros,
, good season, opportunity, leisure.

From
:
prosperity.
.8, ov, (, Kaipos) in season, seasonable, well-
5 -.
timed, opportune
of places, convenient.
at leisure
;
opportunely
Comp.
well-wrought
\-. -, 6-5, won $)

cv-KdXos,
Adv.
folds.
Sup.
2
.
good of heart, stoutcu-KapSios, ov, {fv, hearted, Lat, egregie cordatus : of a horse, spirited, with stout heart. of good coj^rage,
-,
ov, {fv,
by noble
is,
(,
) )
Dor. for
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.
$. (-, -,($, -$
2.
-,
Adv.
))
()
of easy labour, easy.

[a]
well-bent, curved.
toils,
-5,
-5, <-$,
:
.-$,
ov,
v-Kapiros, ov, rich in fruit, fruitful
((,
pease.
ov, (tv, ov,
Lat. proclivis.
-8,
-5,
(,
ov,
(,
spise, despicable.
-5,
or split,
) ) ) )
:
-5, (, ,
-$,
-$,
in
ov, (, well-adorned. orderly behaviour, good order. From ov, well-ordered, orderly, decorous
good
graceful.
proline.
easy to ap-
easy to overthrow.
prone towards,
easy to de-
ov, (eu,
of land
-8,
17,
easy to digest
ov,
ov, Ep. for
^'^)
(,
-($, (, ^)
)
ivied.
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,
6v-Kpaipos, ov, or
6-5, aTos, , ,
-, , -5,
-5,
(,
) () ()
order.
(ev,
II.
well-adorned,
easy to work,
of stringed instruments.
easy to effect or subdue. easy to blaine.

easily
cleft
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
Dor.
5,
^)
regular
Ion.
) -5, , ) ^, )
ov, (ev,
4)
well-struck, well-played,
II.
-8, -5,
-8,
:
well-woven.
ov, (ev,
well-watered.
ov. Ion. for
empaTos.
rich in barley.
ov, (ev,
f.
to keep distinct
and
in order.
From
is,
(,
well-separated, distinct,
well-arranged, in
ov, (ev,
-5,
-$.
she that lulls, soothes.

ov, lengthd.
From
f/iT/Aos,
easily discerned, plain, manifest.
form of
-$
)
(ev,
Ep.
ov,
-, ov, (ev,
tranquil, free from care or fear, Lat. securus.
-5,
-,
from
K$ias
:
ov, (ev,
$)
panied by castanets,
-5,
lively, rattling.
ov, gen. ovos, with

e'j,
tv-K\f{\%,
ace.
\$)
(,
(
:
Kkios)
Hence
cvKXcid Ep.
good fame, renown.
<{| Ion.
or
, ,
ace. sing.
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:
;
of good fame, glorious, noble.

late
and in Hence
f.
Poets
, ,
well-closed,
voked in prayer
-, , ,
-,
6-5,
eUKTos,
) )
easy to
good
order.
Adv. -vws
judge
or decide
accom-
well-welded, well
ivK\iir[S, (s, Ep. for
(\,
:
vows of the gods, inof things, prayed for. U-KTovos, ov, (ev, KTeavov) with fine possessions. with fair posov, gen. ovos, (ev,
wishes, prayers,
:
to praise, laud.
Adv.
'$.
sessions.
-5 -5,
close-shutting.
cv-KXeivos, ov, much-famed.

idos,
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,
-5 -,5,
pi.
)) 6$. -, ) ) )
to
,
6,
, (cS,
$
full of goodly buildings. i5-KTiTos, ov, Ep. and Ion. for
evos.
-,
moving
(($, -5, -5,
[t]
) $, -5,, () -5, ) ,
-65, ,
,
ov, (ev,
easily gotten.
ov, (ev,
) )
prayed for:
or
well-built: well-made:
to be
prayedfor.
II.
ov, well-turned, well-rounded.

circle, circling.
in
ov, (ev,
Ion.
ov,
(,
with beautiful legs.
cumspection.
aor.
to
taking
common
counsel.
sticky.
:
ov, (ev,
gluing well,
-,
I
2,
fut.
fear of med.
<v-Ko\os, ov, (e5,
of good digestion
gene-
pass,
suited to the wine-cup. discretion, caution, cir-
the gods, piety.
or pass,
:
Dep.
be cautious, circumspect, discreet:
to
From
(evas)
have a
; :
284
care, beware, fear.
to
]{!.
2 sing. aor. I imperat.
i's,
cautious, circumspect, discreet.

pious, devout.
see fuXajSeta.
|3, -, -, $,
f
watch for, await

(eS,
)
quietly.
11. c.
ace. to
beware
of.
2.
6-$,
-5,
of foreg.
, ) (
ov, (eu,
abounding
in fennel.
;
easiness, ease, convenience
be in comfort, but also
= Lat. alvum exone-
taking in band cautiously, 2. fearing the gods,
rare, to ease oneself.

is, (u,
2.
From
^)
easy, convenient, with-
out trouble.
Adv.
of
\$,
cautiously
Comp.
6, , -.
,
6-,5, , (^. ^, $,
Ion. for
rarely of persons, easy, gentle.
()
, ) )
t770J,
0,
slipper.
old Dor. Verb, to plough.
, = (:\$.
word
for a ploughshare.
old Dor.
6-5, -5,
but ace. (Foreign word.) Adv. of poet,
an Asiatic shoe
gently.
or
-,
(S, {ev.
eC-XSXos, ov, (,
6-5,
-65,
-|8,
sweet-spoken.
ov, (eS,
-5,
t,
and with fair meadows.

ov, ov,
-,
(e5,
bappy in marriage.
)
word
fruitful in herbs. ov, gen. ovos, (cS,

blessing marriage
-, (, 5,
,
:
^^)
for
ov, (eu,
(eu,
e's,
($) melodious, musical.

good
p>oet.
ofgood size, well-grown.

well-blackened, inky.
will, kindness,
(,
, (($)
ov,
friend
fern,
f.
(^. ,
,
to,
($,
favour. a well-wisher,
II. c.
to be propitious, kind.
ace. to be
kind
e's,
deal kindly with.
(cS, Xiîs) with
-5,
one's marriage-bed.
'', ,
-5,
f,
easy to be taken, seized, conquered.

so that one can easily take hold
7-,
well
good-speaking, fair-speaking. II. praise, eulogy : glory. 2. blessing or a blessing, bounty : also almsgiving. ov, (ê,\oyôa) easytoreckon. II. rightly reckoning, prudent. ov, (ed, \oyos) reasonable, sensible : reasonable, probable, fair evXofov a fair reason : Adv., exeiv to be reasonable ; Comp. -orre-
), , , , ^) ) ,
a
', {(,
')
')
.
or
good choice of words. well-wedded, blessed in
6-|5, ov,
worm, maggot.
(eu,
soon-ceasing.
ov, (fS,
easy to take hold of
Adv.
-5,
aor. I
of,
,,
Sup.
6-, 65 \$, -.
reins.
well-disposed, kind, graof men, friendly, also acceptable. 7. oi things, favourable, propitious : also bounteous, abundant. , poet. coUat. form of (sub. êoi), at, the gracious
(eu,
:
6-65,
!)
From
cious,
favourable
(^.
Med.,
{$)
goddesses, appellation of the Furies, instead of the
ill-
omened name
'Epivves.
old
for
\), ,
poet, for eu/zeVeta.
ov, (eS,
:
with
good harbours.
Att.
in
augm.
-:
tenses, impf.
(vKoyovv or
(evKoyos):
to
to
speak
5
:
make
propitious, propitiate.
Ion.
-,
ov,
Adv. of
or
, (^,
((($)
kindly, graov, (eu,
605, , ,
-(08,
praise.
2. to bless.
Hence
ciously
blessed.
, (('/)
-5,
2.
Comp. -tarepov
and
easy to change.
ov, (eu,
-5,
-65,
ing, bountiful.
-65,
ov, (eu,
es, (eu,
-5,
manage.
tioned.
easy to deal with or master.
$.
-, -5, -8, -5,

-5,
77,
(fv,
ov,
well-plumed.
ov, (ev,
ov.
ov,
helping in childbirth. Dor. (vXvpas, a, 0, (vXvpos. (e5, with beautiful lyre, playing
beautifully on the lyre.
\}-\vTOs,ov, (eS,
)
,=
) )
.
with fine baths.
resources.
,
-5, -5,
6-5,
$)
-5,
6-<5,
ov, (eu,
ov, (eu,
skill in
) )
') )
ov,
^)
(eu,
-5,
earepcus.
readily impart'
easy to
moderate, well-proportall.
of good length,
rich in sheep.
6-5,
-5,
:
From
ov, (eu,
skilful in devising: absol. inventive, ready, ingenious.
ov, (eu,
easy to untie, easy to loose.
2.
ov, with fine or stout threads. ov, (eu,

6,
metaph. easy
, , -5,
:
to dissolve or break.
docility.
5, (ev,
:
~(.
gible
ing, Lat. docilis

II.
-5, Dor. ($. -5, offine wool. -5, Dor. $.

for ov, for
Adv.
()$,
((.
ready or quick at learnreadily

:
Comp.
intelli-
pass, easy to learn or
know,
Adv.,
well-known, familiar.
Ion.
-,,
mindful. u-uoipos,
wealthy.
() -, ) (( -, ( ) , ,
3-68,
(eu,
Ion. gen.
armed
ov, (eu,
ov, {(v,
)
sing well.
)(.
well
^)
easy to spin or
draw
out.
devising means, fertility of
good
at expedients,
exposed
to hatred.
with beautiful girdle. Dor. -ias, gen. with good ashen spear.
easy to remember: comp.
to be easier to
remember. well-remembering,
off for fortune,
ov,
(eu,
to
From
-5,
, 6-.5, ,, -5,
:
,
,
sweetly-singing. From beauty ofform, symmetry. ov, i^fu, of form, comely. From accomplishments.
(5,
Muses
musical, melodious.
8, -5,
-5,
pass,
to sleep
-,
put
their
, ()
ov,
of the accomplished in poetry, music, and dancing

ov, (5,
) )
in
?
skilled in the arts
{fvvoos) to be well-disposed
.
,
f.
op)fair
Pass, to be kindly treated.

77,
goodwill, kindness; in pi. kindnesses, kind feelings so, out of kindness, favourably
ov, industrious, laborious,
ov, well-spoken, eloquent.
( 6,
ivvoias,
:
-05, ,
' ( (. ' ,
poet, also
cvvoias,
285
friendly
:
Ep.
,
;
:
{(vvoot)
:
('
Hence
Adv.,
(^
Ion.
of kind, benevolent character. to be kindly disposed.
(,
:
loud-bellowing.
i
{()
ov,
f.
med.
:
aor.
pass, fvvo-
to
have good laws, enjoy a good
{.
augm.
or
-: {():
ambush
:
tenses, aor.
or
constitution, to be orderly.
Hence
order, order.
to lay tn bed,
also to lay in
of animals, to lay
-5,
volent
:
-,
{(v,
77,
:)
good
From
under good laws, wellpi.
young
in a form:
metaph.
Pass, to
roost.
to lull to sleep, soothe,
go
-,
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,
ordered, orderly.
ev-voos, ov, Att. contr. ci-vovs, ovv,
v6os, vovs)
,
in
well-situated.
-5, ,
vrvatos, a, ov, a hare
ov, (eu,
) )
:
well-peopled or wellvvaxo$
-5. , 6-5, ((, ;)

f.
,
:
well-minded,
to
0,
evvoi
(fZ,
well-affected, kindly, bene-
Comp. fvvovcTepos
Ion. -oiorepos
Sup.
make an eunuch of
situated.
Asia as
;
{()
its
in one's
bed or couch
5,
(vvaiai vrepvyes wings 2. wedded. over the nest. 3. of pain, making II. {evvrj 11) of or for anone keep one's bed.
chorage
5,
:
{()
with
:
,:, .(: , ,
sum.
hence steadying or guiding a
ov,
form ;
an eunuch : employed chamberlains (whence the name, 01 guardians of the bed).

Dor. for
,,
')
Euxine,
^(
in
From
-5, ,
-5.
(()
:
ship.
swiftly moving. 6, (ev, Adv. of tvvoot, (vvovs, kindly.

aor. I opt. of
ov,
convenient for sleeping
in.
6,
f.
'.
rjpos, 0,
(^() a bedfellow.
Dor. for
also to lay in
, ,
go
to
-.
Hence
6-5,
) (.
($
now
neut. pi. part, of
{(,
;
6\j-|6vos Ion. \)-^6ivos, ov,
well-carded, of wool. (, (ivos) kind to stranthe the
a bed-chamber.
Pass., aor. I
gers, hospitable
pf.
rrovTos
((5
the
guest-ch^mhtr Black sea, called,
to lull to sleep
ambush.
2.
before the
Greek settlements upon
it,
-$
(,
the in-
metaph.
Pass, to
to lull to sleep,
bed : go
to sleep
8,
of storms, to be lulled, assuaged. or ov, 0, (evvTj)
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.
deer, the seat
:
ET'NH',
.
soothe, assuage.
also to be
II.
hospitable.
bedded
-|5 Ep.
(.$.
-.
O^caros, ov, or 77, ov, well-polished. v-|oos Ep. iiôos, ov, Ep. gen. kiôv, 0) =
-5, -5,
, ",
,,
v-^vvtos,
Att.
for
and thrown out from the prow, while the stern was
made
'. ,
, , , ,
, 6,
et5-VT]Tos
tvis, 6,
\)vis,
fast to
land
'
evvas
6, () Ad^ , {() marriage,

out of bed.
aor. I inf. pass,
' (.
)
pi.
Se
{ivohos) to have a free passage, of f. Hence running water. , a good journey, fair voyage.
-5,
:
ov, (v,
free passage
of fvvaoj.
aros,
fern,
of
5, ,
Ep.
5-8,
^, (()
;
wedlock
\)-o8os, ov, (fS,
-,
Sup.
;
) ) .
Pass.,
f.
easy to travel through
sweet-smelling fragrant with :

,
f.
to
put
in the right
Hence
'.
aor.
way, help on the way
Pass, to prosper, be successful.
a wife.
(vol. Bacchanalian exclamation, Lat. evoe
a bedfellow, husband. well-spun or ov, {eZ,
-5,
woven, offine texture.

vvnf)Tpia,
,=
-, Ep.
,
of.
opos, 0,
((. = (.
gen. sing, and
in
pi. II. absol.
arms and equipments.

of
, ,
-5,
OV, {fv,
f.
/3$)
wealthy, prosperous.
(.
:
gen. los
evvKs or
(ijviSes
reft
of,
, -8, , ^.
bereaved
bereaved, desolate.
passion.
(vv^ a
bedfellow, wife.
6-8, ((,
{(voit\os) to be well-equipt.
the being well
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,
, gentleness,
armed, a good
state of
From
Ep. for
oath, to keep one's oath.
Hence
286
6( .,
i),
, {() ,
,
'tis
an abiding by
cv-opKOS, ov, (eS, opKos) true to ones oath : of oaths, (as Adv.) to swear truly;
. (.
:
one's oath,
good faith.
From
[<]
, (-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
(v, opi'ls)
-^) -, () -5, ^) -5, () -, ^)

iv-TTip'\.yp<X'nro%,ov
ov. (fS, ov, (eS,
-'5,
ov,
{(,(') easily turned round. ,{,('^() easy to sketchout.

= {oxtg.
easy to walk on. easy to pull off.
easily besetting.
easily
ov, (S,
ov, (ev,
v-irepCTpeTTTOS, ov, (, round, changeable, inconstant.
anchor.
-, $, , ,
(-$,
II.
-5,
ev-Trenqs,
ov,
of good augury, au-
-, ,
s,
(,
ease;
(cS,
bt'
)
of
turned
with beautiful leaves.

2. easi-
cuTrcTetas easily.
spicious.
abounding
ov, (fv,
<-.08,
()
)
in birds.
ness of getting or having, Lat. copia.
well-roofed.
II.
ov, with beautiful eyes.

III. specious.
pleas-
hence easy, without trouble, Lat. facilis

plentiful.
ing
,
-,
-5,
6-5,
to the eyes.
V,
f.
f.
, ,
(,
ocppvs) withfitie eyebrows.

(eu, to treat,
ii-TTCTpos, ov, (cS,
tend well.
to be in plenty.
From
Comp.
-5,
pact.
the being in
ov, with
',
evTraGcia Ion.
good
luxuries; iv From merry, [a]
6,
f.
, ^
(e3,
goodly banks, frtntfiil, rich. well put together, com-
^^)
,
(s, (ev, well-made, stout. eii-mjKTOs, ov, {(v, well put together, wellbuilt, compact : of cheese, well-curdled, solid.
case,
enjoyment of good things, comfort : in plur. enjoyments, dvai to enjoy oneself, make
-, -,
-75,
\)-,
) (((
Ion.
^)
From
falling well or easily : abundant,

stone.
-8. Adv.
) )
)
of good, bard
(^5, easily,
amply:
and -ps.
os, , ,
ov, (eu,
ivith beautiful helmet.
-5, , with
anos,
is,
to be well off, enjoy oneself,
make
case,
merry,
-,
live comfortably.
is,
comfortable.
Ion. for
-. ,
(v,
a goodly race of children.
ev-trais, iraidos, 6,
with many or good children v-iraKTOS, Dor. for
-'5, ov,
ventive.
(. , (.
)
;
From
well
off,
in
good
, (. -, -,
II. act.
offine texture. beautiful arms.
, ,
abounding in fountains.
From
obedient, submissive.
= 5,
ov, easy to believe, trustworthy,
ble.
-TiuS.
From
-,
-<5,
(cv,
)
(eu,
(ev, irais) blest with children,
-, -'8,
-8
;
ov, gen. ovos, very fat, rich.

is,
((,
yovos evvais a noble son.

handy, ingenious
:
v-n-\tos, a, ov, well filled.
Ep.
in-
plaited
ov, {(v,
'/)
easy to lead away.
plaited, well-netted ;
cu-irapaos, ov. Dor. for evwapeios, ov, easily led aside. cv-irapeSpos, ov, constantly attending on, devoted to. ov, (ev, Trapua) with beauteous cheeks.
-\,3,
-8,
ov,
-$.
sides of wicker-work.
(VTrapOfvos
famed for fair maidens. Dirce, happy maid 1
easily irritated. i-irapo^vvTOS, ov, (, fi-irapvôs, ov,{ev,TTapv(pr]) with ahandsome border.
-6, , (,
father, of noble family. Lat. Optimates,
, ^^ -,
belonging
-5,
to
a noble father.
ov, 6,
the second, the

6,
-, -'65,
5, , (,
opos,
is,
, ,=
(,
ov,
tractable.
II. act.
) ^/ ) . )
) )
)
4)
ready
II.
fem. ei-TrXoKos, ov,
( -, ,
Ep.
Ep.
) -,
(($.
easily believing, credulous
Adv.
credi-
[]
of a good breadth.
is,
i)7rAc/f6, see
(, e\eos,
eu-irXcKTOs Ep. i5-ir\6KTOS, ov, (,
-,
,
well,
daughter of a noble sire

of
good
first
or noble fragrance.
class,
- ,) )
=
ov, contr.
$ , () -,, $.
is, (ev,
() ()
wellwell-
bi<ppos a chariot
with
a fair voyage. with goodly locks: pecul.
-'\,,((,() sailing
well-washed.
to sailing.
II.
having a fair voyage.

Ep.
-'5,
vi)
-,
ov, (eS,
favourable
etlirvoia poet,
, easiness of breathing.
From
II. at
Athens, the Evthe

sire.
were the
cv-irvoos Ep. i-irvoos, ov, contr. ev-irvovs, ovv, (cS, breathing well or freely : good to breathe
II.
the third.
through.
sweet-smelling, fragrant,
born of a noble
evv(pos,
also irreg.
-(5.
Comp.
to obey, obedient,
6005, , , (,
beneficent.
(i^)os) strength or speed offoot.

disposed to be kind,
persuasive, convincing.
easily
v-ireiaTOS, ov, (,
-5,
-($,
-5,
persuaded.
(,
gently leading.
well-wrought.
ov, with a
good father-in-law.
-,
-,
,
ov,
also
ov, {ev,
oi)
well-made,
{(,
oi) beneficence.
ov, beautifully attired.
cu-tfoCkIXos, ov, (,
5)
much-variegated.
; : :
;5''2.
-, ,
tious.
, (, -$, , good
-iroKOs,
{ev,
itOkos) with fine wool, fleecy.
(^,
Hence
f.
aor.
have plenty of it. to supply, provide

in.
be prosperous, be well off: to be well off for a thing, II. 2. to find a way, be able.
)(
at ivar.
II.
or placed cheerfully
fall
-, ]
well-conducting, propi-
(evnopos)
to
fair face: metaph.

looking.
-,
-5,
-5,
, ov, (einpoactmos,
with a cheerful posture of fortune.

ov, (cS,
s/)ic/oMS.
readiness of supply store : wealth.
-8,
ov, (ev,
Pass, to have plenty of,
abound
2
pretext, excusable, plausible.

ov, {eZ,
, facility in moving, facility in doing.

:
means, resources.
opp. to
of doubts or
difficulties.
,
:
stern.
3. plenty,
cu-irpcppos, ov, (ev,
the solution
prow.
ei-iropos, ov, (tv, trupos) easy to pass through or

over. II. easy, ready. 2. of persons, wellprovided with resources, ingenious, inventive. III. abounding in, rich in: ihso\. plentiful ; of persons,
ov, (cv, well-winged, well-plumed: metaph., evwrepoi yvvaiK(s high-plumed dames of
()
5,
) )
( ) )
= evirrepos.
branching.
2S7
lying
mceiv to
well-looking, with
2. cheerful, friendly^
with a good
of ships, with handsome
of ships, with handsome
quality.
exi-irrepvyos, ov, (eZ,
-5,
ov, finely
)
:
wealthy.
$. 6\5-5, -,
eiirovs, 6,
Adv. of evnopos,
ov, (cS,
ov, well-fated, happy.
good feet, strong

f.
From
, , -, (,
is,
, -trow,
) ,
II.
easily
in
abundance.
ci-irvpyos, ov, with goodly towers. well-bearded. ov, gen.
-, -'5,
{, (,
ov, with fine colts

I
pleasant to drink. gen. -iroSos, (eS, irovs) with
or swift offoot.
to fare well, be well off, pro^^per.
(,
vered,
(, npa.'yos) faring well, flourishing. (evrrpayew) well-doing, welfare. ciJ-irpaKTOs, ov, (fv, easy to be done.
cuirpaîa Ion.
tune, success.
) ,
jy,
tv-TTpaîS,
cvtrpcireia,
ness.
-',
-6'5,
comely
ous.
:
poet, for
ov, (cv,
cps
speciously
:
v-iTpcirTOs, {(v,
Ion.
Ion. impf.
lands.
) ) (. , ) . -, ))
,
fair appearance
(cS,
:
)
good
to
= (vTrpayia, good forwith
(^.
conduct.
inventor, discoverer.
good
stem.
beauty,
comeli-
be found out or discovered.

pf. act.
II.
speciousness, plausibility.
From
:
S,
well-looking, goodly,
hence,
2. fitting,
becoming
glori-
3. specious, plausible.
,
-',
conspicuous.
-5. Adv. of virp7rf}s, becomingly Comp. evirpevtaTepov Sup.

;
-.
Ion. for
{cZ,
-,
-5, -8,
ov, (cu,
ojvos, 6,
ov, (ev,
eO-irpoorcSpos, ov,
6-'"5,
evirapedpos,
ov, (cy,
dress, affable, courteous.

ov, (cS,
ov, of good or easy access, affable, Lat. quifaciles aditus babet. II. of places, accessible
fVTTpoaarrarov the easiest

ati'ainable, easy.
f.
-5,
-,
show, be specious, plausible.
) ,
ov, (fv,
) ') )
arrange
(cu,
((iirpoactiiros)
order well
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
, (^, .,(. , () (. (, . , , ,
;
med. of (eZpos) Adv. from one

aor.
breeding fine horses,

side, sideways.
II.
an exclamation to frighten away birds. cupca, ace. masc. or neut. pi. of evpvs also Ion. fern.
aor. I pass, of
aor. 2 inf. of UpkV Ep. vpeTos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of,
to be disco-
found
,,
,
out.
fern. eupCTLS, iSos,
afinder,
fvpero, 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of verb. Adj. of cvpcTos,
discovered
to
aros,
, {()
and
pass, of
that which
-'5,
, ,
opos,
strong-blowing.
e\5-ptvos, ov, (eu, pivos)
with fair headacceptable.
eijplvos, gen. of (vpis.
ev-pliros, 6, (ev, the tide is violent
assiduous, diligent.
Euboea from Boeotia
of easy ad-
easy of access.
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
aor. 2
way of approach.
easy to be got
to
Med.,
aor.
I
sense)
make a fair
pf.
cover
) ,( (( ( ( (( (
any
strait
:
(. {()
esp.
;
{(,
an inventor, discoverer. of good leather.

of the sea, where which separates
of the
strait
the ancients believed that this
fut.
pf.
or
evpov or
imperat. (ipe,
2
fut.
:
inf.
f.
aor.
or
Pass.,
-,
evpeiv
(in
-
:
later
and
or
same
:
med.
c.
or
-.
aor. I
I.
to find, find out, dis-
ace. cognate,
(vpiafeeiv to
make an
288
unexpected discovery or gain.
vent.
II. to find,
2.
devise y in
Med. gain, get, win, obtain : 7. of to find or get for oneself, procure, obtain. merchandise, etc., to fetch so much money: hence, to
-8,
also
be worth, to sell for. (evpoos) to flow well. f.
, .
cvipo
taph. to flow or
-5, cvpo,
go on
well.
ov, (u,
aor. 2 opt,
)
of
II.
me-
-,, -,
an adulterer.
eVy
{(,
is, (eipv, with wide gates. cupv-pceOpos, ov, {fvpv, pU9pov) with broad channel.
) )
:
lewd, obscene
ov, {ivpv, pioj) broad-flowing.
ET'PT'2,
sing,
evptia, tvpv
gen. eipios, etos, ios

:
ace.
III. to be fluent.
ivpvv, and sometimes ewpe'd

:
-,
ojvos,
(Evpos,
ous wind mentioned in Act. Apost. 27. 14: the seems to mean a storm from the East.
<$, Dor.
I pi. aor. 2
evpov, aor. 2 of ev-poos, oj/, contr.
(. ,
fair-flowing. -poiros, ov, (u,
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.
ovv,{(v,
) . )
(S,
loud-whizzing.
med. and
a
act.
of
ivpka
spread
tempestu-
name
(-, -, -, -5,
cp-os,
wide, broad, Comp. evpvreposi

s,
Ion.
fern,
nom.
wide[a]
spacious, far-reaching,
see evpv.
((, cukos) with broad shield,

wide bter or tomb.
is,
{ivpv, oeivos) wide-ruling, mighty.
ov, with
ov, (evpv,
-($, Adv., Comp.

ov,
{(,
ov,
flowing well,
-&$,
stitched.
Ep. for
, ,
-$,
flowing.
4s,
Ep. gen. evppHos (for ftippeovs), fair-
-($,
ov,
, = evpp^-qs.
-, $ -, ) -5, -, ,
quiver.
wellhair.
-8,
is,
cv-piros, ov, (fS, p(cj) full-flowing.
, {(,
is,
{(, {(,
) )
5()
growing
Ep. for
4)
broad-breasted. of vpv, more widely. far-honoured.
with wide
widely,
mouthed, of cups.
ov,
, {(,
ov, shortened
) (5.
room ;
wide-gaping, widewith wide-spread
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,
-, ) , -,
Ion. and Ep.
-5, , (-$
{ivpv,
ruling widely, offar-extended power. ov, upv-6cê9Xos poet. with broad foimdations, spacious, extensive. good time or proportion : orderliness^
-5,
From
{(,
gracefulness, graceful.
-5,
ov, in
:
Lat. numerosus
good lime
or measure, rhythmical,
:
of persons, orderly
well-propor-
tioned, graceful.
tvpvQîaS, Adv.
-, {5, \>-(, -, 5, -,
-605, ov,
{(vpv,
good order, gracefully.
bosom. ovTOS, 6, wide-ruling. with broad meadows. ov, gen, ovros, , wide-ruling.
ov, with spacious
i
, ,
cupuvai, aor.
f.
inf.
of
(.
)
in
) , , ) (
dark, squalid;
.)
name
-, ) .) , (, {() , , , ((, (. ,,
ov,
6-5,
6upb>6is,
free space, plenty of From in the open sea.
kv (vpv-
{(,
roomy, spacious.
{(,
rich in grapes.
(s,
poet, lor cvpvs.

(v,
mouldering, dafik and

Virgil's loca senta situ.
aor. 2 part, of
Etiropa, Europe, as a geographic
first in
the
''2,,
, = ($.
,
Homeric hymn to Apollo.

mould, dank, decay, Lat.
strength.
situs,
cDtos,
squalor.
, -,
;
, stoutness, 65-<5,', {(V,

dat. sing, of
From
stout, strong.
,-$.
life.
(5.
become or
;
{(ps^
to
to
be mouldy, to
decay
Pios
a coarse, unpolished
plur. neut. (aoiv [a\, as if
broad-fronted.
fv-
( .
"'2, , good,
brave, noble
gen. sing, irios; gen.

(a,
from nom.
pvvai ayaiva to
evpwfiv
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.
- , ) -, (5. -5, ) -8, -,

,
-, -,
(cvpvs) to make wide or broad ; make room for the dance

;
, (,
the gods, givers of good things. ovca, part. fern, of Dor. for
aor.
I
of
(, (.
:
sum.
-,
{(($)
piety, religion,
Lat. pietas,
reverence towards the gods, 2. credit or character

to live or act piously:
to leave
a wide space
the middle.
for piety.
ov, (fvpv, vSjtos) broad-backed, stout.
(, , {((5)
f.
(tvpv, oSos) with broad, open ways.
be pious in a thing
-s,
reverent
:
ov, {(v, Ep. banks of oars, well-rowed.
-8
tv
is, {(V,
of things, holy, hallowed.

Ion.
to
c. ace. pers. to
reverence.
Lat. pius, pious, religious,
-,
(-,
poet, for
(i(a.
-,
with
good
ov, {(v,
i) much
reverenced, holy.
'!
cious.
hounding.
well-covered: Sup. ov, {iv, -oraros, serving as the best covering. From to be well equipped.
-5,
-5,
seen,
iiJ-CTKOiros Ep.
sighted, watcbftd.
II. (, commanding a wide view. shooting well, of unerring aim. From a healthy state, prosperity. cv-aoos, ov, well-secured, safe and well, happy.
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, ) -8, ) -8, ) -5, ) ) ) )-<8 --, ) -8 -, ) ) $, () , -5, -, -5 ) -5, -) 65, -,

-<5,
(, , -8,
II.
f.
{(,
manifest, remarkable, conspicuous. From to be strong, healthy.
ei^reXeta.
of pôod omen, auspi-
6, , -8() -,
Ep.
:
289
a place for singeing swine.

ov, (cu,
wellwell-
twisted
easily turned, lissom.
is, {ev,
U-aiiri5os,oi', (fu,
-.) with full pantry or larder,

,
abounding in
chervil.
a9tvos) stout: strong, firm.
Ep.
-,
is,
(,
twisted.
iKos, 6,
ov,
{(,
swift-springing, high-
\5-5
:
lyyos, 6,
twisted
ov, (u, Ep. easily turning, nimble. ov,
-,
well-curled, curly.
well-
(,
well spread with
<,
rugs or
ov,
(,
$) well-equipped.
shadowy.
ov,
6-5,
clothes, Lat. bene stratus.
ov, ivith
goodly
pillars.
old Att.
ov, {fv,
ov, (tS,
well-shaded, shadowy.
ov, {(V,
easy to infer by comparison, easy to guess. old Att. ov,
--,
(,
(,
keen-
2.
of a ^\zce, far-seeing ox far
easy to infer by comparison, easy to guess. easy to deal with, honest, upright.
(-, ,
6U-<ruvT0S old Att. of apprehension, intelligent.

stood, intelligible.
-'5, is,
-, -5,
-5,
:
<6, {($)
steadfast, firm
for action, serviceable.
, ,, -? , ) -,
5<-5,
sound, healthy. : Ep. for
) ($.
5.
ov,
. . , , ,
6-5,
-,
. )
to be
.
--,
II.
ov, (iv,
quick
II.
easily
under-
.
'-,
form
in
es, (ev,
well-arrayed : ready
fruitful.
to split or cleave.
:
-5,
6-605,
f.
rich in ears of corn
crowned
-|5, -{5, ov,
words of good omen, or so as to avoid words of ov, (,
). , ,
of a city, circled with toivers.
ov, poet,
for
(s, {ev,
Ep.
well-girded or well-
,
:
, -5,
outward show,
is,
(5.
II.
-5, , -5 -,
f.
65. -,
specious.
and
ov, (eS,
felloes
well-trodden.
{(v,
to
sing
to
ill
siueetly.
to use
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
-,
keep a religious silence ; \5-<TTOos, ov, (,
wiih goodly colonnades. vyyos, , , from a good trunk. skill in shooting at a mark, good aim: quickness at guessing, wit, cleverness. From
-, ,
,
( )('
II.
preserve a religious silence
omen,
(.
;
From
well-ordered, well-behaved: eiJ-raKTOS, ov, Hence of soldiers, well-disciplined. Adv. in good order.
) -, , ) , )
ov, (ev,
Ep. with good wheels.

is, (eu,
f.
easy
sound in limb. From sound in limb. with good ov, (,

easy to melt.
. {)
(,
to be orderly,
behave well.
From
|, , 6-5,
:
good
order, discipline.
the
ov, delicatefooted.
peace, be
VT, Adv. of
Time,
a poet,
form of ore, when, at

II.
time when
seeing that, since.
like
still
-68,
so often as, tvhensoever, in the case that. ov, and is,
-65,
-5,
ov,
{iv, Tiixos) well-walled, well-fortified, strong.

to have good ox fine children. having good ox fine children. v-TKvos, ov, {, Ti/cvov) having many ox fine children, blest with a goodly progeny ; ivTiKVOS a pair offair children.
, , ,
{ivTiKVos)
the
5-8, ov, aiming well, hitting the mark.
2.
pass, viell-aimed.
metaph. guessing well,
sharp, witty, clever.
Ion.
cheapness, Lat. viliics;
290
TTpbs
VT\rjs
ds evriKeiav cheaply ; vos a goose painted on cheap terms.

frugality, economy
9.
evTVKTov
-ÎI. thrt/i,
-,
is, {ev,
km fVTeXeia. for economy. T(\os) easily paid for, cheap, Lat.

III.
vilis.
-,
,:
f.
-TUKTOS, ov, (ev,
oea () make
to
in
well-made, well-wrought; ready.

tenses, impf.
etc.
:
mean, paltry, worthless.
be lucky, to be well
thrifty, frugal.
, , Adv.
txntKds,
U-Tpirf|S, c,
Hence
) () 6, -, ) ) -5 , {() ,
Ion. for evreXeia.
turn out well, prosper : pf. pass, impers., evTvxrirai Tivi things have gone well with him. Hence
Ion. for evTvxais.
of (vTeXijs, cheaply, at a cheap rate.
-5,
,
5-8,
{(,
delightful, charming.
ov, (ev,
wrought with
skill.
-5,
-8,
aor. I
evva or ,
off, to
augm.
(evTvxrjs)
2.
(
:
or
to
succeed.
of things, to
-5, $,
aTos, to, a piece of good luck, success.

(eZ,
Tvxeiv) well-off, successful, lucky,

success,
skill in art.
From
fortunate, prosperous.
in plur. successes.
ov, (eu,
skilful, ingenious.
, , (evv)
Ion.
ov, (ev,
good luck, prosperity:
ov, gen. ovos,
much-enduring, steadfast.
{(v,
Ep.
-, ov,
well-cut.
f.
to
bring forth easily.

birth.
tune, successfully :
-5, Adv. of evTvxrjS, with good forCamp, evvepov, Sup.
, , , (\$) ,
(ev, reKeiv)
f.
-TOKOS, ov,
-,
an easy
childbirth,
happy
-5,
courage, boldness.
brave-spirited, courageous.
well-stretched, well-stning,
ov,{v,
<\j-TOvos, ov, {ev,
) ()
bringing forth easily. Hence to be daring.
ivater
v-v8pos, ov, (ev, well-watered, abounding in of a river, with good water : Comp. evvSpo:
ov, celebrated in
es, (ev,
-.
va\os) with or of good glass.
Tepos.
many hymns.
sinewy, nervous.
well-rounded. v-TOpvos, ov, well-turned, round. ov, (ev, Tpaire(a) with a good table, hospitable, luxurious, sumptuous. wit, liveliness, politeness, Lat. urbaov, (ev,
5, -5,
2.
Hence Adv. with main
strength.
v-ToJos, ov, {ev, roôv) with
good arrows.
6-5, )) well-woven. Dor. for ev-. -, \5-5,Dor. -as, a, (ev, 6-&5, ov, beautiful quiver. with clear -5,
6,
nitas.
versatile, ingenious, clever.
facetus.
ing.
ready.
-, , ) ) -5, ) -,
,
t\)-Tpa.ire\os, ov, (ev,
3. tricky, dishonest.
ts,
opvev)
I. or to abstain from words of ill omen: hence to keep silence, to observe a solemn silence; in im-
, (., $)
fs, (eZ,
)
!
with
light, bright.
(evos)to use words ofgood omen

be silent
perat.
eve, evee, hush

II. to
Lat. fa-
vete Unguis.
coarse Jesting, ribaldry.

easily
From
turning: hence
Lat.
or in triumph.
2. witty, lively,
(ev,
well-grown, thrivto turn,
II.
act. nojirishifig.
eu-Tp6irf|S, es, (ev,
ready
prepared,
Hence
f.
Att.
Pass., pf.
to
conciliate
make ready get ready, prepare : to make friendly, Pass, to be ready: Med. to get oneself
:
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,
shout in honour of any one, III. to sound auspiciously. Hence
-,
-5,
-8,
ready.
voiced.
ov, easily turned, changeable.
-TpcirTOS,
ration.
65, Adv. of evpes, -8 Ep. -,
-5 -,
-8,
es, (ev,
trident.
-8,
<{5-5,
well, quick-moving.
or well-rounded.
, 6-8 -,
,
Ep. Dor. for
-, ov, well bored or pierced. with goodly -, (ev,

6,
pi.
) )
in
state
of prepa-
loving well.
well-fed.
children, or pass, beloved of children. easily set ov, (ev,

f,
nom.
ov,
of evOpi^.
dantly.
= ev9pi^.
Ep.
versatility, Lat. versutia.
ov, (ev,
-,
Ep. fvrp-,
) $)) )
ov,
From
running
) ) 6-, 5, ,) -65, -) , , 6-5, ) -|,

es, (ev,
-irais,
)
,
-^)
ov, (ev,
(ev,
well-beloved.
II.
act.
ov, 2l\so
well-beloved.
,,
fond of
071 fire.
(evopos)
to
bring forth abun-
ov, (ev,
easily borne, tolerable.
47705,
it.
easily turning, versatile.

(ev,
beautifully on
-8,
ov, (ev,
2. (ev,
ov, (ev,
well-rounded. well-wheeled
II.
ov, rare poet,
running easily. form for (vtvktos.
worn, convenient, manageable. bearing well, hence of a breeze, favourable body, sound, healthy. ov, well freighted or laden.
easily
, , with
beautiful lyre: playing

1.
act,
well or patiently borne.

II.
:
of the
-5,
: :
)'.
tv6ps,
quently
quently,
291
dexterity, readiness,
3.
aor. I
Ion. 2 sing,
, (:(. (, , , - ( : (. , ( ( ' ()
:
, , -,
,
eu
Adv. of
is,
$,
{iv<p(KLbi]s) correctness
(, Ep. Adv.
) <$,
f.
patiently, readily.
, , readiness of hand,
skill.
of language. speaking well or eloin set terms,

elo-
2.
proneness or inclination for a thing.
in
bad
sense, recklessness.
poet, for
Ep.
4-:
med.
:
is, (, quick or ready of hand, handy, dexterous, expert. 2. in bad sense, reckless. II. easy to handle or manage, manageable.
-5,
()
From
Ep.
Hence
Pass.,
f.
but also with
f.
in
same
:
aor. i
II.
cheer, gladden.
is
Pass, /o rejoice; c. part.,
Ep. aor. l inf. of Ep. participial Adj. (5, well-meaning, well-judging, kindly-disposed.
$, , , ,
rejoiced at seeing.
(6$,
cheering, delightful
-,
euphemism
-, , {() .
6'$,
for
. )
Hence
to.
i.
{^)
sense,
:
cuxcpAs, Adv. readily: Ep. for

inf.
:
recklessly.
only used in pres. and

pi.
impf.; Ep.
impf.
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.
to
Dep.
:
fut.
c.
, ,
-8,
well-fed, in
the kindly time,
e.
night,
Hence
with
-5,
aor.
I
;
-$,
ov, 6, son of Night.
ciously.
mirth, merriment : of a banquet, glad thoughts, festivities, []
-,
,
(S,
Adv. of
Ep.
(,
ing fresh and green.
good
cheer: gracheerfulness,
ET''XOMAI:
sense
-,
{() good
cheer
in pi.
in act.
) ) ( . ^ (: '
ov, rich in fodder.
II.
of a horse,
good
condition.
ov, (cS,
ov, contr.
-,
:
rich in goats.
ovv, {tv,
mak-
or
-:
or
aor.
;
part,
in pass,
so also pf.
sense
c.
Dep.
but 3 sing, plqpf. to pray, pay one's vows, Lat.
-5, {) - -,
ov,
poet, form, cheery.

cheerful, glad2. act.
Ep.
ov, {tv,
some, merry, light-hearted. ing glad or merry, comforting. well-disposed, gracious.
)
it
precari one.
to
ace.
pers. to
pray
that.
to,
pray or beseech
3. c. ace. objecti,
II. to
2. c. inf. to
pray
cheering,
mak-
II.
well-minded,
pray for, long or wish for. to do goats, i.e. vow to offer them,
mise
;
(
ov, (tS,
2.
to 2.
vow or promake a vow of

ace. rei, to
III. to
graceful.
witty; ilso of good disposition. 77, goodness of shape.

disposition or
-$,
-$, , ,
-$,
guard ;
watch.
^))
II.
(,
vow
or devote a thing to
some god.
boast,
vow
well-grown, shapely, goodly of good natural parts : clever,
loudly,
make great promises,
often, to profess, maintain, assert.
Hence
II.
-5,
goodness of
or
evxos, COS, TO,

Lat. votum.
boast or pride.
good natural parts,

ov, (S,
) {)
-tcus.
to be of
vaunt oneself: but
well-strung, harmonious.
cleverness.
a votive offering.
easy to
easy to keep
is
yiyverai
easier to keep
ov, (cS,
Adv. cleverly: Comp. From ^, goodness of voice.

ov, (cv, ov, 6, {tv,
ov, (eS,
^,
ov, well
with thick foliage.
plants, with beautiful leaves.
-5, -5,
) )
)
:
-6, -. -, ,
serviceable.
f.
-5,
ov, {ev,
Adv.
)
II.
a thing prayed for, vow,

II.
one's
make
use of,
a good complexion. From
poet, for evxpoos, of good complexion. 6v-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpo\;s, ovv, {ev, of good
is,
sweet-voiced ; loud-voiced.
with beautiful hair: of
wrought of fine
brass,
brass,
complexion, fresh-looking, healthy Tepos or ov, rich in gold. ev-XpcuS, ojv, = evxpoos.
-5,
-(5.
Comp.
) (a prayer,
boast, vaunt,
or well
-5, (, (-$,
neut.
:
wrought
in brass.
ing,
hence
&, ,
engaging
f.
cuxfipurrCa, thankfulness, gratitude. II. a giving of thanks, thanksgiving : the holy Eucharist. or -itos, ov, (fv, winning,
agreeable, pleasant.
II.
gratus
gratefully disposed towards him.
, - ( ) ,
gen. itos, (eu,
pleas-
wrought of
, , (()
poet, form of
(,
a
$)
vow, Lat. votum. matter of boasting.
boasting
agreeable
popular, Lat. gratiosus. to be thankful, return thanks
to requite.
Hence
,, -$, ,
f.
ov,
Hence bound by a vow.
ov, with
good
sands, sandy.
II. {i\^vxos)tobe ofgood courage. farewell! inscr. on tombs, like Lat. have pia
animal Hence
grateful, thankful, Lat.

irpos
-'5,
f.
, good courage,
ov, (eS,
:
Adv.,
to be
heart, Lat. animosus.
stoutness of heart. of good courage, stout of

:
ET"il,
aor. I
Adv. -;, with good courage. to singe : metaph. of

she roasts her
fire.
6-, eipos, , , ready

cu-xeipwTOS, ov, (5,
()
of hand, handy, dexterous.

easy to overcome.
a scolding wife,
i/ft
husband without the help of a
::
2. to
reach,
292
8$,
Hence
fs,
(ev,
pf.
of
vh (.
sweet-smelling.
grasp, touch: to seize hold upon, claim.

attain
of good omen. word
^, -,
(sub.
-65, -,, ,{,

(6$,
-7$,
, , ,
a sweet smell, fragrance. aor. I pass, of fair-armed. ov, (fu,

II.
). )
on the
left
(($ , -,
to,
Lat. attingere
so Ion. pf. part, pass.,
(($
with.
to
of good name, honourable euphemistic for the ill-omened
()
left,
hand
or side;
on
the left hand.
-(,
and
,
f.
fern,
of
evcjip,
fair-eyed or fair faced.

/râ/
fut.
Ti/e//;
hospitably, feast
pf. pass.,
(eS, w\p) (eu,
(, -,
Pass.,
') /
:
fair
to look on, friendly.
with
med.
-,
to entertain
to be well entertained,
c.
to be regaled,
fare sumptuously ;
ace, Kpea
make merry on your meat generally, Hence 97, good cheer, feasting.
to relish, enjoy.
(
aor.
(. (. (. (. 6, -, , . (, , , , , . (-
,
aor.
possessed of beauty. Hence to fit on or to, to suit, coincide f. II. trans, to fit one thing on or to another,
adapt, accommodate.
Dor. for 3 sing. Ep. aor.
opt. of
Att. for
Att. for
(-
med. and
pass, oi
3 sing, and
pi. aor. 2
med. of
:
blockade, Lat. obsessio.

f.
{,$, , , -,
-$,
wait, Lat. insidiae.

f.
(f
, ')
-, , -6(, (, ,
,
wait
a
:
Ion.
a sitting at or by
a siege,
{(,
()
to sit or rest
II.
a sitting upon.
upon. a lying in
II. to lie
From
watch for
to sit or rest upon.
goodly. Dor. 3 sing. impf. of Ep. aor. i pass, of
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.
. .
:
fair-eyed or fair faced,
by, lie in
to
-5, ov,
seated
near.
{(,
()
also to halt.
sitting on;
(6 '(($
From
by
on
chariot drawn
II.
by
lions
lying
or
lying by
(-.
and watching,
lying in wait
-.
(-,(\($
spring upon,
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.
'
part.
(
:
(\$.
or
(\($
Dep.
-,
<$,
:
, ,
(^,
is
-,
-(:
(,
to
aor.
of
ris, Tj,
\(5
-CKTOS, ov,
Ep. aor. 2 subj. of {(, (KTOs) 1 +^ = j-' tokos

-^
.
(.
:
.(. (.
:
interest at the rate of
pf. part. pass.
vying with.
3
:
come
-.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-
pf. pass,
pend over the Trojans.
(((5 . - ( -, ) -$, ) ((( ((( , . ((( (\ (-, , (. ((( .. . ((( <, , , -, ( ( ( , -, (. (. -( (. () (, ( ( (, - (( (((: (: (:
-5,
(.
Dor. for [], Dor. for
{(,
(. (,
-08,
f.
-6, ,
Ion.
[y], aor. I inf.
med. oi drive wains over: Ion.

aor. 2
in use
oi ((. , drawing ( ((,*(() From from
to roll
of the principal, on or along.
(. (( =
l6|
p. cent.
on, attractive.
fut.
but the aor.

:
("formed
to
(8, cpos [].

pi.
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-
(-.
draw on
ship, to
Pass.,
or towards
after.
to
drag or
feet
trail after
off,
one
of a
II.
tow
2. to
drink
drain.
7$
01
dragged
;
or trailing
III.
along;
the stragglers of an
army.
to
Ep. also
aor.
i
impf.
[a], aor, 2 pass,
of
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
; ;
pass,
of
to pull
the door.
3,
(-,
pi. aor. 2 med. of Adv. once for all: at once. f. to fold or spread over.
tail
consequences.
Ep. for
Ion.
((,
freq.
:
bring on, ento claim, assume. aor. 2 inf. of

2. to
= more
Ion.
f,
aor.
poet,
Adv.
{(,
II.
in order, one after another, in
line.
of Time, successively
thereupon.
('
III.
($,
fcus,
:
17,
{(()
an
excuse, pretext.
Ion.
impf.
Ep.
(((:
part,
Med.
to lay
hold
of,
fut.
aor. 2
inf.
km-
::
:
verse.
to
go
after,
drive on, urge on. oneself about, manage.
2. to follow upon, pursue. 3. to follow a pursuit, busy
-5
manhood
eighteen.
.
Dor.
or
5,
ov,
{km,
,
5,
(, Oaviuv
Med., impf.
inf.
5.
fate or death,
company, attend upon : late form
(-(|,
-6,
f.
(formed from II. wards. absol., xpovos
( ( :
kmairuv
bring
it
(,
on
:
4. to seek out, search, trato seek out one's

it.
:
, (-,
(-.
-,
to
mans
estate,
which was,
293
at
arrived at Athens,
Hence
oneself, incur
fut.
II.
lead to
aor. 2 <^:
to
follow, pursue
to ac-
to obey,
for
(.
comply with.
, . -,
aor.
I
manhood. the age of an II. Dep. to lead against one. a place, give information.
Pass, to exult over.
(,
to
to
of
have arrived at
($
65,
aor. 2 imperat. of
7/,
(.
()
to
I
aor.
k^cipirvaa, inf. -eprrvaai to creep upon or tostealthily
-,
iKOS, 0,
f.
metaph.
come upon gradually or advancing time.
-, ,
, = ($.
{eni,
extend or reach
to.
^\os)
to nail on, nail firmly:
in Pass., it is fixed or determined.
Pass, to
17,
-$
-$
sit on, at, or by. From a daily order or course. Dor. ov, also a, ov, {km,
-,
a suit, in
which there was the right for or during

2. as
of appeal to znother CO un. From ea;s, , a throwing at. law-term, an appeal to another court.
{()
{(,
I
-'5,
-, <,
. ,
-5
own hearth
hospitality.
, ^,
($,
at
ov,
poet, for
Ep. for
) (. (,
med. of
Att.
western.
aor. I inf. of
,5, 6$
Ep. aor.
imperat. med. of Ep. aor. i part. med. of

fut.
Ep.
}.
pi.
(. (.
of
().
(-
) ,
daily.
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.
the day, the
(-
kipio
--,
Att. -cores,
nom.
3
pf.
part, of
for
Ion.
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
;
((, ,
(.
, {() , -, ,
aor. I oi
, . . (, , . , ( , (^, () -,
pi. pf.
ov, {krti,
(.. ,
by one's
, ,
i.
:
.
.
2
a command,
pf,
behest.
3 sing,
and
plqpf.
pass, of
aor. I
of
for
(5,
fut.
of Dor. for
aor.
I
k. (,
of of
I
smg. aor.
aor.
of
of
pf. pass,
3 pi.
kpaa.
seven
3 sing. aor.
oi
^''.
aor. i of
(,
containing
halves,
e.
wrapper, cloak, mantle.
-6, . {) ($. -5, $,

Dim. of
as the first
meter
an upper garment,
of
8, , , 6,
,
for
, ()^ <-
5,
ov, 6,
II. ol a commander. 6, Athens, a special court to try criminal cases. a command, behest. aor. l of (not of
($, (()
:
pf. part,
an inventor,
fut.
Ion. ir-
pov
discover, invent, find out
, (,
,
, -,
-,
f.
to find by chance,
find anywhere
:
^
,
^. - , ^, ,
From
:
, .
cf.
(.
feet of a
3| 3I
esp. in metre, of three feet
and a half
Hexameter or Iambic Tri(as if
aor. 2 of
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
contriver.
-|, = (, only used

Dor. upon,
to
:
aor. 2
((med.
generally, to
intr. to sit
make
:
verb. Adj. of
. . . . .
from
).
', boiled, dressed. in pres. and impf. impf. kov Ion. k(ov
II.
at, or by.
Causal in Ep.
upon.
also to detect
one doing.
poet. aor.
imperat. med. of
Dep.
to
mock
3 sing, plqpf. of Ion. impf. of
(68,
young man
(,
J7,
, {(()
to
a, ov,
, . Dor.
come to mans estate. manhood, man's estate.
(. (.
the
or scoff at, ridictde.
kioa, (. kaa, -,
(:
send
fut.
aor. 2 imperat.
k
aor.
inf.
act.
to sit
:
upon,
I
aor.
is
also a 3 sing. impf.

to one.
ku
(($, Ep.
(as if
2, to
send against, launch, or send

to lay
;
at: to set on, to
((5) youthful.
hands on him.
, of
or for a
body of youth.
From
to let go, loosen
do a thing;
3.
of events, to send upon one

:
( ($
from
( *()
set
and med.
(,
fut.
:
subj.
Ion. and Ep. there
((:
to
permit one a return. metaph. to give a rein to

to
H
to give

294
up, yield
to.
:
also intr. (sub.
'),
give oneself up
<-$,
Subst.,
.
:
of or for a journey
;
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
6,
ov, {tni, 65os)
as
TO, Lat. viaticum, supplies for travelpi.,
(^,
or behest upon
(,
enjoin,
:
ling (mostly in
((5.
2. to
()
a
an ambassador's trasupplies.
velling expenses: generally
(-, , (, $)
ways and means,
way towards, approach
to
command
one long
to
allow one to do a thing.

Ion. itfut.
c-vco
pf.
after, desire.
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,
:
(^:
:
(
aor.
to intrust to
means of reaching,
access.
aim
3
slot.
to, c.
gen.
'$
visit,
c.
ace.
(
[t]
(Ion.
inf.)
to visit
the Hellespont with
'
:
- . , (() ,, () (,
at,
-$, , one who goes the rounds, an inspector. (-$, ov, (km, 66$) accessible Sup. -$.
:
blows.
<05, , ,,, , 4, ($)

3 sing.
Hence
verb. Adj., easy to reach.
Dor. for
<\, (\(.
de-
Ep. aor. i med. of Ep. 3 plur. aor. I pass, of c<j>-i^cpos, ov, (kv'i, longed for, desired
lightful, agreeable,
innos) of or for a horse or (sub. riding: Lat, ephippia, a saddle-cloth, a horse's harness.
ov, ov,
iiriTos)
fut.,
,, (, . ), -, (, -,-, (^. (. (--, (, . (

--'8,
. .
Dor. 3 sing. impf. of a rudder. small boat towed after a generally, an appendage. ship a burdensome appendage. drawing on or towards, atc<J>oXkOs, 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
.
:
II.
an
onset, attack.
(
late
look over, oversee, observe.
aor. I pass, of
view
$, {() {() (-, -2;, (,08, , , (- '

.
'.
{.
the island as
or dignity of
on horseback;
a rushing
Ion.
and
aor. I
impose. point to an
2. to set
office.
found
or institute
to set by or near.
vertere
imposed.
(,
absol.,
B. Intrans. in Pass, and in aor. 2 act.

plqpf.
:
( , (
:
wave of horses.
form of
Dor. for
, , (^) , ,(5,
((
Ion.
:
impf,
Ep,
( ^
aor, 2
Ion, 3 sing.
:
to
Pass.,
2,
generally to look on,

as
much
of
was
in view.
3. to
look out for, choose.
an overlooking:
the office
(, ,
f.
an ephor.
Causal in pres., impf., to set or place upon : to one person over another to ap: :
3.
aywva
honour of& person.
, -, (-opios,
,
the ephoralty.
the court of the ephori.

II.
(.
:
()
From
to be
, ($) of
to
or for the ephori.

the frontier.
to
II.
stir up,
intr.
games
in
rouse against one, urge on, set in motion. 2. II. Pass, and Med., to rush upon, attack.
III. to check,
make
halt.
IV,
aor. I
to attend to, Lat.

to attend.
animum
adpf,
up, roused: to rush furiously on: to hurry, rush for-
(
stand or
i.
(,
((
a, ov, {kiri, opos)
on
:
rush on.
f.
Ion. ir-
aor. i
access.
to to
to
and
to be stirred
ward.
2. to
make a dash
f.
Ion. eir-,
2. to
yaXaieTos,
e.
stand upon : to be on the top ; cream. ^. to be set

to
against, to blockade an
(-
over, Lsit. praeesse ; pf. part. Ion. ol eireaTfuiTes Att. ol
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.
($,
an attempt upon
-,
Pass, to be blockaded.
{(vi,
(^
-,
f.
(, 65,
a place, attack.
pi.
)
aor.
enemy
,
,
at.
to lie at
:
generally, to
anchor over watch

II.
an entrance,
I
ccws,
{()
opt. pass, of
the lying at anchor
.
II.
so as to blockade an
, , -,
. .
$)
-,
6,
ship to
enemy, a blockade. Att. {km, Med. and Pass, her moorings

f.
$)
bring a
come
to
anchor.
(, (,
five
(-5, (, !) (-$, , = (5, a

ov, ov,
at anchor.
-, ,
Sparta, oi
see
6<^$.
Ion.
or stores for a journey : or receive for one's supplies.
furnish with supplies Med. to supply oneself with

to
From
( ', -. (. . . ,
overseeing.
overseer, guardian, ruler.
the
.
{() an
I
blockade.
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
aor.
of
. , . (, -,
(,
aor.
of
aor.
insult to injury
,, -,
i^
{.
:
aor.
of
also in
aor. 2
of
-., ( -. {(,
Att.
insult over one,
c(j>-vSpos Ion. cir-, ov,
ing rain.
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 -0v, 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.
-,
2.
) (, ')
Med.
of the water.
wet, rainy, bring-
abounding in water.
to
' , , ,
,
-,
f.
-,
6.
, , , , ",
"EXn.
5,
cxOaprcos, a,
Adv.,
ov, verb. Adj.
of
(,
:
295
to be hated.
yesterday.
add
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.
ov, irreg. Sup. of
Subst.
(,,
as
from
$, ($
,
From
605, , , 5
f.
to cause hatred.
(exOos) hateful, hostile.

II.
-,
, -, ,
',
6,
..
Ion. hatred, enmity ; hatred for one; or to become at enmity with one. f. to hate to be at enmity with.
os, TO, hate, hatred, enmity, Lat.
Tivos hatred for one.
,.
pass,
(, , -(, (6$)
-5,
,
:
, ,'$ '
a hated
($
object.
odium;
ov, gen. ovos,
($,
of the gods
ill-fated, miserable.
ov, (kxOpus,
$)
unfriendly to guests,
inhospitable.
after another.
to rain upon Pass, to [], (km, be rained upon, exposed to the rain; pf. part, ' i. e. lirl on the condi-
)
or
tion that.
) .. , . ,, .
, ,
(-9,
ov,
(,
(. ,$,
^, ^,
5,
in Libya.
$, , ,
were
in pres.
(exOos) hated, hateful.
hating, hostile, at enmity with.

one's enemy, Lat. inimicus.
Besides
Sup.
the irreg.
Comp. and
in
(em,
in season, ripe, mature.
aor. 2 of
used
aor, 2 of
[],
aor. 2 pass, of
aor.
med. and
of
, 6-5,
aor.
of
ov,
ing given security, responsible

ful.
II.
per, under self-control.
vaiis)
-65, (', of or sharp, piercing. -5, body. 6, impf. of . 6-5, (, $) bringing sorrows.
s,
) -, ) , -, ) (,
-5,
-5,
ov,
. '',
=
wards called
ol,
I.
, , , ',
to hate
common
use.
) ,
II. act.
hated
III. as Subst.
Pass, to be hated, hateful.
Only
and impf. (exis) a viper, adder.
Hence
ov, of or like
at,
i.
e.
hav-
trustworthy, faith-
(5. 5, "02,
0, the
a viper. islands in the Ionian sea, after-
a kind of mice with rough bristling hair,

urchin, hedgehog
:
(Deriv. unknown.)
also the sea-
havifig received security, secure.
(,
controlling one's tem-
(, , silence.
to
hold one's peace.
Hence
contr. Xc-vfjs, -vrjSos,

epith.
(, ^2,
holding ships fast.
ov,
Ion.
)
:
a dart, bitter
fittiyig to the
, () , ,
ov,
17,
the plough-handle, Lat. stiva.

iv,
Hence
, ^, () 6, ,
of the plough-handle. Dor. imperat. pass, of Ep. aor. i of med.

to be sensible or
-, -,
good
sense, shretodness.
ov, gen. ovos,
,
:
((,
I
:
Ep. 2 sing. subj. of

f.
in pass, sense to
c.
ace. cognato,
. 5
aor.
:
(exOos)
Pass.,
rivos to be hated
, : -, "
) .
shrewd.
..
fut.
From
sensible,
shrewd.
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
urchin.
2. the shell
,,
(()
to hate,
to
med. be an enemy p^
:
(. . : , , . , . ', . , , ,, ()rm,
.. .
;
( (
. fot
itvai to
be in safety
bear hate
Adv. securely
impf.
by one.
( < ((.
:
strong, secure, safe; kv also trustworthy. Hence
Comp.
Ep.
Ion.
296
Ep.
^, (' ,
(in
(,
(in the sense of holding)
compd.
;
imperat.
(5,
subj.
part,
Pass,
and Med.
and
imperat.
),
:
inf.
) , , (
:
pf.
aor. 2
opt.
aor. 2
Radic. sense, to have, hold those that have, have, possess ; o< Pass, to be possessed by, belong to. ivealtby:
A. Trans.
, '
:
;
poet, also
^',
inipf.
/?;/
Ep. 3 sing,
part.
6, , , (5$.
inf.
^ ,
;
'
4*
for
oneself, or
bear, wear, carry thyself resolutely.
what
also to carry or conduct oneself; f
Ep.
inf.
fut.
refrain from: absol., Dor. for

aor.
(4, '.
I
I. to
i.
e.
/Ai
2. to
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
:
-,
, ,
, (,
I of 3 sing. aor.
I
aor.
pass, of
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of
, {',
.. . )
III. to
keep oneself back, abstain,
is
one's
own
bear
held! cease!
of
\\.
Me-
to
( ^^,
((
.
:
^. , - (, ()\. $, {') , , , '. {()

, , {,
boiling men, epith. of
(^,
:
to keep fast or close, as
a bar does a gate
to allay
5. to
pain
keep,
c.
gen. to stop or hinder froin a thing.
ward off: hence to guard,
keep safe: of armour, /o
fut.
protect. to
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,
Pass., aor.
5,
to
, , , , .. (^, . ) " (: : (
,-,
:
[5], aor. 2 pass.
o{
impf.
:
(Ion.
aor. I
Med.,
as if
fut.
from
pf.
to boil, seethe, opp.

:
of metals, to smelt, refine

S),
metaph.
to
cherish, nurse.
!
;
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
to keep one's
the story goes, prevails, \uyos ground, stand fast ox firm.

rise, project
5.
;
stand up, jut out,

pillars
at,
rising high.
exovTes to point towards, glance

Is
:
Kioves
^ (( '
2. to
3.
. , , ,
Ion. for
pres. subj.
of
contr. for contr. for

dat.
sum.
3 sing. opt. of
(,
tlvOs to be
rrjs
of
kus.
Ion. for
(,
gen. and ace. sing, of
be so
be directed towards ; enmity directed towards the Athenians

extend, reach unto
about, busy, occupied with,

for
joined with aor. part, of another Verb

;
K\eiHas,
^ '
:
of Place, to
irepl
4. to
dawn, of 05, , ,
Ep. at break
(, (, 6,
, (,
as
icaya, pf. 2 of
pf. pass,
. .
'^,
of
day.
Ion. pf. 2
(iojs) in the
aor. 2 subj. of
',
'.
the daivn.
to open.
and piqpf. of Adv. {tws) from morn, at
Adv. early
plqpf.
also,
xetv
6.
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
the part.
( $
in Att.,
;
or
to be
is
for
(;
pound of dregs of wine: metaph., tivus to empty

of his villany over one.
-,
8, ov,
( (
in the
impf. of
( '.
,
morning, early; morning;
(cojAos,
)
'
I
(.
=
mixture or com'
earliest
ewOi-
ttjs
the stale dregs
(eats)
food, stale
6(9
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
day old, kept till the morrow: of hence out of date, obsolete.
, ,
to satiate.
contr.
, ^,
from
(
pi.
of
, ,(,, , , '. |,
^,
contr. from Horn, and Ion. for
pf.
sing. opt.
pres. part,
and
plqpf. of
aor.
3 sing. impf. with double augm, of i of
.. ^,
of of
69.
sum. (Old
297
-,
(.
XiPl-, Aeol. for
sense, like apt
kpi-,
-,
also as insep. Prefix with intensive as in
-09,-($,
sickle,
etc.
Ep. in the morning, at early dawn, at day-break.

uios, a, ov, also os, ov, poet, lioios
eastern, Lat. E'ous.
, ,
collat.
form of
hanging
banging.
<,
fern.,
eye.
augm., of
"2
a time.
((, ,(.. , , ,
,
(<,
for (opyei, for
,,
impf. of
Att. for Ion.
in the air, oscillation.
,
and
,
I
(3)
2.
, ), . -$,
-,
Sicilian
is,
TO, a reaping-hook or
Lat. falx.
word.)
{-,
is,
strong bloiving, stormy, gusty;
irreg. ace. for
, ov,
also os, ov, very divine, holy, hallowed.
2|-5,
a being suspended, II. a noose for
Jaiev Att.
3 sing, impf of
pf. act.
pass, of
3 sing, plqpf oi *'^. collat. form of whence aor.
',
.
part,
having raised aloft mine

impf. and aor.
I,
-KOTOS, ov, very wrathful. 17, ('$) surge, spray: a storm: metaph. trou(Akin to ble, distress. Lat. solum.) Dor. for Dor. for ^^-. i[d\os, f. to be very violent, exert all one's
];$,, = 5iaKTopos,5iaKovos, a minister, servant.
^, 3
{-,
Oepos) very hot.

pi.
opt. of
strength.
,^, From
-5,
is,
, ,, .
{,
{-,
0,
$,
, . ,
with
irreg.
I.
raging, violent. Dor. for
Zavos,
TO,
.
:
ivos) very strong
or mighty
Dor. for
5,
]5, morn.
Ep. ios:
2.
Zeus, q. v.
as
Ion.
and Ep.
Con-
junction, while, so long as, Lat. donee, properly relative to the antec.
= (Is,
tois
,,
3.
($ Ep. $.
until, until
-, ;-5,
Hence Lat. Janus.
= riws, for
4.
II. as
ytvdas a bushy beard full-sounding.
till,
such time as.
-,
-5,
is,
/. 5)
{-,
, $,
old form of
very full
that, in
order
till
that.
Adv.,
too,
2.
6t, Lat. usque
dum,
the time
00$
ov;
(5
iroTe; Lit. quousque t

c&6t,
when : so how long?

or
with Advs. of Place, tws
this point, //// within, etc.
, ,,, ,
, ,
,
(-$,
aor.
act.
and med. of
up
to
. ,,, -, )
ov, very rich.
^$
-TTvpos, ov,
{-,
for
vvp) very fiery.
âTCvaa, Dor.
is,
Dor. for
-.
-, strengthd. for
ov, (i'ws,
!.
the
Ion. for 3 pi. pres. subj. of contr. for kaovai, 3 pi. pres. of pf. pass, of
morn-bringing : as Subst., Morning-star, Lat. Lucifer.

Ion. for kavrov,
. )
and
sum.
(.
fOJS,
even until.
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
one
-8, ,{-, -6$,
{-, is, {-,

to
-^) full of
)
well-fed, fat.
fire, fiery.
ov, very wrathful.
-,
;
(5
;
who wants
know
{-,
;-5,
,
:
r,s,
imperat.
:
contr.
but 3
pf.
(
pi.
impf.
or
(as
if
fut.
and
;
to live
Zi,
as
f^
numeral
, ,
'=
is
to be fresh, strong, efficient: part,
to live, breathe
offoT on a thing,
jSt'or.
cf.
II.
metaph.
: :
;
opt.
from
), (s, ,
inf.
aor.
(:
alive:
Tivos
ace. cognato,
c.
to be in full
indecl., sixth letter
($
it
of Gr. Alphabet (the obsol. r', i.e.
powerful, efficacious.
a place,
for
or vau, being retained to represent (), but
70OO.
Acol. and Dor.
and
easily passed into
. -,
(\($,
compounded of
In Ion.
and
,=
, whence
into
i,
^=
in
-Je.insepar. enclitic Particle, denoting motion towards as, being written for
are written for
was changed
also
;
g.
ZEIA',
^Ypis, a Libyan word, a kind of mice. 77, zea, a sort of grain, used as fodder for
,
falling
vigour:
as Ad']., active,
(.
{(,
^, ,
,
:
as appears in
rraiSvos,
e.
horses, prob. a coarse wheat, spelt.
etc.
melted into
-5,
ov,
topKOS,
jugum.
Zeta, being a double conson.,
before
it
long by position.
names
short,
in
makes a short vowel But there are two proper Homer, before which the vowel is retained
\(.&
\.^.,, wide upper garment,

and
over the
feet.
(\.(, poet, for
([, , , {)
Ep.
(, as for ((, aor.
).
for
l
zea-giving, fruitful. girded about the loins
(Foreign word.)
of
boiled, boilitig, hot.

298
{6-5,
yoke of oxen.
[],
two, in pairs.
, , , ^,
f.
Dim. of
ov, o,
puny team of oxen. a yoke of oxen. From a driver of a (C^vyos,

to drive
$,
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
put, so that the
rudder-bands
gether, a band,
chain across the
aor.
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 ;
aor. 2
(^
^, , , () -, . ,, ) , , -, ,^^ , ') ^ , ^
II.
{68 , , ^^, ,
(),
((evyos) yoked together, two and yeomen, the third
(($)
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
5, ,, ;-, 5-5,
,
ov,
{\$) jealous.
{\$,
ov, gen. ovos,

Tjpos, 0,
es,
($, ') giver of

jealous.
{)
<5
f.
)
{()
Hence
bliss.
mad
thing.
II. pass,
the object of emulation or ri-
valry, happiness, blessedness.
^, ,
mouth of
Ep.
:
poet, for
\$.
to emulate, rival,
had two
'/.
be jealous of.
2.
to envy.
3. to affect,
pretend
II.
the
to.
Hence
,,
see
aros,
, (()
bond ;
inf.
'^ \5
that which
is
linked to-
-05, ,
f. :
rivalry, jealousy, envy.
ov,
a boom or
{\5, {\$) to
jealous.
rival, vie with, emulate,
the harbour.
ZETTNTMI or
or
I
tCfffct*.
- ^^)
of
impf. 3 pi. (Ep.
I
^^.
:
Lat. aemulari
envy, admire,
c. ace. rei, to
desire emulously, strive

3. to
after.
2. to
be jealous of, envy.
emulate,
(p.
commend.
fut.
aros,
,
6,
the object
of emulation:
in pi.
high
Pass., aor.
'.
more frequent fortunes.
{\) 55, () ($ ^$, , , {)

6a;s, 77,
II.
rivalry, emulation.
emulation, imitation.
ov,
rival,
zealous imita-
tor.
2.
a zealot.
2.
close-shut doors.
marry, unite:
to be
Med. of the husband,
2.
to join in wedlock, to
wed:
imitation.
Pass.
married.
4. to cos, TO,
3. to join by bridges,
throw a bridge
to
be emulated, worthy of
enviable, happy, blessed.
, loss, damage, Lat. damnum, opp. to

a clear
loss.
II.
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.
{'/)
three
ing ; TO
,
<us,
(, ,
*, ,
,
gen.
maiden
^7,
, ov, {^^) fit for joining or yok-
afastening, band;
a yoke. of
&.
sisters.
aor. I
From
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, ,
^,
^(|,
aor. i inf.
imperat.
-,
$vî5,
()
;
^^
*,
^cv^ciev, 3 pi. opt.
mind of Zeus, revealing
-, -,
$, ,
:
, ,.. ',
TJpos, o,
(,$,
,
to be fined.
poet, for Zeus, q. v.
(,
ov, gen. ovos,
(,
, )
a penalty,
esp. in
the will
knowing the of Jove, of oracles.
)(.
=
,
ZE'fl,
:
();
8,
),
$,
Ep,
fut.
seethe
generally, to boil up, esp. of hot springs also simply to be hot, throb with heat; cfee the earth was hot : metaph. to boil with passion, like Lat. fer:
: ^ :
aor. i
trans, to
to boil,
examiner.
missioners to inquire into state-offences. verb, Adj, of sought for.
vere.
{>
II.
imperat. of
make
to boil, beat.
, , () , , .
,
II,
, ,
() ()
'}.{,
at Athens, the
a weed that grows in wheat, darnel, Lat, zizanium, lolium. (Eastern word,)
were com-
].
Ion, for
darkness, dtisk, gloom: esp. o/ the hence the land of darkness, the nether world itself: Homer divides the world into a light and dark side, where 6($ 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,
,
{o6s,
{,
Aeol. for
(opKiis,
0'05,
$, . , $, , = , ($)
poet, for
:
also
.
6
$ ,,
chest or
ing from nature
,, ^-, ,{, yp)ypos, ,

skilled in painting.
:
dark, dusky, murky, gloomy.
,
:
-^^,
to life
^,
ypia
nether world
prisoner in war, to give quarter
, {, .
strongly fastened together.

lHyiis, aor. 2 part. pass, of
aor. 2 inf. pass, of ov, poet, for
, . {, ,
for
^, , ^-$, {$, ()
(((^) a
carved.
box of boards
{-5, 55, ,
[t]
ov,
{^) of or for
^-, bearing
the
^^, '^.
^, ^, , . { . (\ {)
for
, $ ,
and
, ,
f.
From
29
a painter.
painting animals, paintof

to take alive, take
as Subst.,
pres. imperat.
{)$, ypv)
to.
to restore
strength, revive.
Hence
a taking alive, taking prisoner. or containing animals; (sub. kvk\os) the Zodiac. TO, Dim. of a small figure, painted or
Ion.
-, ,
, (^) of
inf.
of
=^.
,,
Ion. impf. of
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.
,
(Cvyov,
yoke
(uyios
that which is girded: the the armour girded tunic worn under the armour = or ÎI. girded by the a girdle, belt.
-, {, ) ([, , {) , $, , ()
II.
life.
Ion. and poet, Dor. Aeol. ^, a living, means of living, subsistence, goods,
ov,
giving vigour of life.
),
5$)
band for binding
the
yoke to the pole.
(|-,<,
ZTTO'N,
{^,
with one's yoke-fellow,

TO, also
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
but in
pi.
^, ,
.
to quarrel.
, , , (|,
f.
a yoke-band or
to
struggle
Lat. jiigum, the yoke or cross-bar tied
(ya
;
lum, joining the two horns of the
^
the
in pairs.
the cross-bar, Lat. transtil-
py.
III.
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.
, ()
,
;
,, , ^
of or for animals.
, {05)05, .
{)
broth, soup.
From
to boil for broth, seethe.
aor.
:
:
:
the cross-planks of a ship, joining the two opposite IV. sides, the benches or thwarts, Lat. transtra.
the cross-straps
v.
armour.
sub vyv. Ep. gen. of (vyov. to yoke a pair, join together: ^6, f. metaph. to bring under the yoke, subdue, tame.
,, ,
beam of the
balance, in pi. the balance itself.
V.
Med.
of sandals.
Pass., aor.
' ,
. -,
loins
battle.
or
-:
:
fur.
:
aor.
I
(:
fut. pf.
II.
to gird. esp. to
gird for up one's
for
battle or
to
Med. to gird oneself, gird for work : c. ace,
{yu)
{[,, {y) {,
to lock up.
, 5,
From
the bar or bolt of a door. drawn by a pair of horses.
gird on one's belt, sword. Ion. 3 sing. impf. med. of carving animals: ov,
{, , ()
f.
, {vy)
leaven,
as Subst.,
oovc,
mals.
life-giving.
oy\vos,
f.
{, , {) ,/, ,{$,
[]
Hence
[t]
ov. Adj. masc. leavened,

to leaven,
also like
one, offerings to
, {-$, {, (, (, ) -, , , ,
make to ferment. aypa)a reward for life saved: a reward for nursing and rearing
Aesculapius for recovery from illness. ov, aypa)for saving life. an animalcule, [d] TO, Dim. of maintaining life. (S, (y<pos) to paint from life. f. the art of painting, pai fifing.
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.
-, (, -5, ,,
fv
a sculptor : cf. produce, propagate aniFrom II. to preserve alive. producing animals: ov,
6,
(, y\v)
to
/.
, .
yvoa)
ov, poet, for
y-.
properly contr. from
a living being,
ypev
ypa(v,
300
{-, {, ) ^-5, {), ) ) $. ^, ,

take one prisoner,
ov,
i.
(-, , ($, , , , {)
e.
alive, living;
)
;
( make alive, quicken.

kkctv
give quarter to him.

aocpos) wise in
6
life.
ov,
{6$,
lifegiving.
bearing animals
to
$
flame
:
^,
:
^
Att., t
to
the breathings, was most in use among the Ion, ; in the Attic dialect, it often passed into d, as Ion.
are in Att.
and
(sub
II,
poet,
,
,
,. , '5 ^,
Conjunction with three chief
I,
.
In later
^7,
were not seldom changed into
e. g,
signfs,, dis-
set
TO, (^wos, tfvp) a spark, a piece of hot coal: a match to light afire with. f. to drink sheer wine.
wine, drunken.
, -, ,
f.
-, , (,) , )
5-5,
f.
junctive, interrogative, comparative:

ive, or, Lat. aut
;
,
disjunct,
ov,
{$,
put forth live shoots. From producing plants.

to represent alive.
and doubled,
..
either
,
:
f.
to kindle into
metaph.
to
{-,
as Subst.
on fire, provoke.
From
II, ^ interrogative aut ... in indirect questions in a subjoined clause, diri say whether ; and doubled whether ..ôr..? Lat, utrum an .? 2, also with direct ques-
or.
Lat.
aiit
, ,
'
as,
tions,
thou may'st see

like Lat.
'^
.
like Lat,
an
;
.
i'va
why
hast thou
III.
come ?
:
is it
that
?fter
comparative, than,
(ôipos,
',)
drinking sheer
TO, Lat. meriim, sheer wine:
, () . {, , {) $ ;
hard, be a drunkard. neut. gen.
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 water.
^,
{,
( ,
aor. l
sheer,
unmixed, of wine without water

(sub. olvos), 6, or as neut.,
Homer
uses only
Comp.,
,
$.)
or
positive Adjs.
quam, after a Comp. Adj. also which have a comp. force,

. .
some other thing than

;
(Prob.
i^
rarer
form
$
for
$.
from
$ ! (, (
to the
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
ov5'
. .
'
;
t
evavTios
con. .
. .
. .
same
subject;
(\
all
;
would then pray to be
light
of foot rather than rich

wisely,
ov,
more quickly than
(
intro-
$,
med. imperat. of
[When
belt
come together
syll.
:
in a verse, the
the warrior's
two words
baldric,
the
which secured the body-armour, woman's girdle but later, any belt or
being
girdle.
, ,
so too ^17 ov.^ an exclamation, to call one's attention to a thing;
coalesce into one
,,
:
what
ho, be silent
, () of
Dim, of
belt,
girdle.
life.
for
:
Adv,, with two signfs,, strengthening and quesII. full of tioning I. TO STRENGTHEN Or CONFIRM, in truth,
art,
life, lively,
vivid, Lat, vivax
of works of
to life;
how do you make

TO,
ov,
your statues?
{, {-5, ,
,
;
{05,
Ep. and Ion. for
, ) ,
'
that look of life appear in
producing plants, fmitful.

to live.
^'^
true
tois
truly, verily,
of a surety
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
.
?
Ion,
itbef
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
fj,
,,
indecl.,
from
$,
5.
,
\$,
The
e
old alphabet
had only one
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
, ,
,
, ,
ov
Lat. nonne
^'
,
'.
,
,
(5
77
Sup.,
or
;
rj
^
as
as
much,
as
far as possible
sign (i) for the sound of the long vowel with
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
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
, ,
:
Ep, for
contr. of
Ion. for
,, ^,
Ion.
quick as possible. sum. and 3 sing, impf, of ibo. for rjdv, Ep. impf. of
3
pi.
for
$,
impf.
(( ^.
little,
small, poor,
($, '
'
come
flower or prime of to shew one the way, generally, one a man in the who does a thing first, Iât. 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.
to be at
, ,
f.
Inceptive of
aor.
to one's strength, Lat. pubescere.

:
to
come
pf.
to
man's
:
estate,
()
man's
estate, to be in the
. , ,
(sub.
: :
801
to
,
,
ov,
belonging
a leader
^-
1(),
ovos,
thank-offerings for safe-conduct. a leader, Lat. dux : 1. a guide
^^
:
fresh, vigorous
also to be full of youthful joy, to be

estate,
From
full of passion.
tas
;
", ,
term
also the strength
legal
Sparta fixed at i8, so that
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.
Lit. juvenilis.
of
way, guide on the way.
command,
first.
premacy of one
'/(
to guide.
^ - ' . , ^ {) , (. , ^, . , ,, , , ^ ., ,, . .. , , , ^, , ,, , ^^ ($ , ,, , . , ^, ^.. , , ^, ,, ^. . , /. , , . , , . . , ,^, . , .'. , . , , ^. , -, ^. , , . , ,, . , ,. . , , ,

, , , {) ,
,,
man's
manhood, youth, Lat. puber:
,
go
f.
and freshness of youth
was
the time just before
'
ol
'$
(sometimes used
^^
:
aor. I
in pass, sense)
'^ ():
pf
Dep.
as a
manhood, at were men
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
fit for youth, youthful.
Ep. form of
I
08, ,
, {)
co7ne together, only in pres. inf
'/((.
Pass., to gather,
youthful.
for
(~,
aor. I
and impf
Ep. 3 pi. aor. Ep. form
pass, of
to guide; also, like Lat.
agere,
Comic Dim. of
be youngish.
Att, opt. of
-^. ov,verb.
pf of
to lead a
wretched
life.
].
6,
must lead.
II.
Ep.
opt. of
one must suppose.
Ep. part, of v. sub
-^.
{^) $,
aor. 2 act.
and med. of
'$, , ov, {ayav, Oeos) hallowed, most holy.
mander, chief; and council.
'-, Dor.
aor.
TO, Ion. for

for
yavov.
I
impf of
3 sing. aor.
i
of
of
pass, of
-, -,
i
pf and
aor. I
aor. I of
^.
,
pf
opos, 6,
leader, guide.
2.
a leader, com-
chiefs in field
pf
part. pass, of
impf. of
aor.
med. and
pf.
'ya\oa.
aor.
I
pf. act.
and pass, of act. and pass, of
aor. i
of of
-^.
pf.
pass,
of
impf. of
and aor.
o{
aor.
8,
, {'()
of
2 sing,
pf
pass.
'^.
of
a leadi?ig
before
in
a leader.
impf. of
gen.
f.
, {^()
:
ecus
Ep.
fjos, 0,
poet, for
aor. I of
to
go
II. to
lead
: to lead the war, to rule,
impf of
2
c.
gen. pers,
II.
{^) command,
chief
absol. to be ruler.
-,
Ep. lengthd. for

of
q-ôpdaOe,
and 3 impf. of
a leading the way, going

sovereignty
:
pf.
the su-
state over
, {'/^)
a number of subordinates the supremacy of Greece. fit for guiding, ready
II. fit
for commanding, chief leading, of or belonging to a as the guide
Lat. princeps.
guide : 6 of departed
5, , {-) ^(5,
ov,
souls.
name of Hermes,
^^, -, -, yv.
Ep.
for
,, . . , . , ,
i
and aor. I pf and aor,

is to
of
Conj. (^, yoiv) that aor. I of
say, Lat. scilicet.
pf and
aor.
of
aor. 2
med. of
(yd
aor.
of
aor. 2
and impf of
pf, aor.
and impf. of
answers to
pi.
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,
(, 45 (
, ,, . , , \, . , , , . . , ,
:
poet, for
302
'.
,
Att. for Att. aor.
:
aor. I
med. of
aor. I
and
pf. pass,
of
/it
$, (,
I pass,
sweet, pleasant.
of
:
-,
{,
he)
and :
if
follows
also.
^,
it
takes the
f.
aor. I
..
impf. of
($)
to sweeten,
sense also,
e. g.
}
it
and
II.
when
season.
, ',
means, as
also.
-oivos, ov,
fern,
of 65e.
Ion. resolved
is, (I,
form oi
),
plqpf.
of
*ci'5cw.
plqpf. (with impf. sense) of
*:
-5, ,
75<,
f.
,
ov,
($,
oTvos)
the sweet-smelling herb, mint.
or rjbeaav.
aor.
I
oi
enjoy oneself, be luxurious.
, ()
ov,
(,
pleasant living, luxury.

to
producing sweet wine.
From
sweet-smelling.
From
live pleasantly,
^(, aor.
aor. I pass, of
I pass,
'^.
Adv. of
rjbvs,
sweetly, pleasantly, gladly,
",
-, -,
^m',
taste,
aros,
cs,
{$, (5,
Hence
living pleasantly.
() 3=. )
enjoyment, [a]
sweet to drink.
{$,
begins Egypt.
sense) of
of
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
, ^. ., , , , ',
6,
, -, ^ *(.
fut.
Att. for
'(,
plqpf. (with impf.
impf., pf.,
and
aor. I
ace. sing,
, Comp. and
:
Sup.
impf. of
aor.
one's pleasure
sure, Lat. voluptas
, ,. , ) ,
med. form
:
:
, $
{$.
later, also,
rarely
, - -5,
the
sant.
II.
') -, , ) , , , ^: , $ () (3,
-7008,
($,
;
-8,
, ($,
)
Dor.
fond of drinking.
Dor.
ov, (7)5us,
Ion. fem.
:
ia
:
for
Comp.
: :
Sup.
sweet to
smell,
or hearing
metaph. sweet, plea-
of persons, pleasant, welcome, dear,
glad.
5, ,
()
(^8,
delight, enjoyment, plea-
irpos or
'
Xtyeiv to
speak so as
-5, .
sounding. laughing.
$, '
to
please another.
delight, enjoyment, pleasure.
fos, TO,
OS, said he, for
() (
Dor.
gen.
sant mind, of kindly sentiments. es, ewos) sweet-speaking sounding poet. fem.
sweet-strained.
-8,,, -,
fawning.
-5, , -, , (,
{$,
'. -, , , {5, )
(Keivos, v.
sweet-
yos)
sweetening marriage.
, {$,
yi\s)
sweetly-
as Subst., a kind of sweet complexion : of perfume. Ep. for or. , Ep. for êt, 3 sing. impf. of /it ibo. 3 sing impf. of tT/ii. impf. and aor, l of Ep. plqpf. (with impf. sense) of *.
($,
yXwaaa) sweet-tongued.
gen. ovos, (^6iis,
yv)
of plea:
tering,
lyre.
-, , ) -, --5, , {, (,
, {$,
(S,
-,,, (, ) -,
-8, ,
contr.
-5,
^. -,
ovv,
(^,
sweet-
floating or waving in the air
{$, y)
taken with pleasidre. sweet-speaking : flat-
singing sweetly to the
($, ($)
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
($
().
sweet-singing.
(peoyyos) with
honey-sweet voice.
-5,
is,
{&, yva)
sweetly-mixed.
-8, ^-$,
($, ,
, ',
, (
,
, , , ^.. , . , , ( -,
,
poet,
, ) -, -, ) ,
-, -,
($, ($, {$, ($, (5,
,
ov,
es,
)))
,
sweet-voiced.
-5, ,
,
sweetly joyous.
contr.
-xpovs, ovv,
{3,
and Ion.
for
Ep. for Ep. 3 sing. impf. of

poet, for
(.
sum.
Ion.
and Ep. ace. of lengthd. form of
.
:
Pass., to
hang
2.
pf. pass,
s,
high in of
is. Ion.
. .() . (, )
air.
wheeling in mid-air.
for dtp-,
and Ep.
(,
[]
of
p(Ls
cloudy look, clouded, dark,
hills
:
.
, . '^,
aor. I of
303
II.
murky
cloud-capped, of
for
dim, gray.
$,
(,
v.
Ion.
and Ep.
clouded, dark, murky.

Ion.
Adv., Ion. and Ep. for and Ep. gen. of fern. Adj. ing in darkness.
loud-voiced,
6, , . -, -$, ) ^^, ,3. , (. , (( ,

$, ,
ov,
(-,
{aqp^from
(,
(,
sounding through
) (. , , |-,
air.
(-,
()
Adv. of Sound, low, tranquilly. Motion, slightly, a little : softly, gently.

Sight, smoothly, sleekly,
*HKA,
[a]
6,
Att. impf. of
(.
o{
2 pi. impf.
walkair,
Att.
aor.
impf. o{
the Ep. and Ion. cases of
habituated
Sir, as a
brother.
opp. to intellectual
of moral character.
.. . ], , . 5, , , ,,,^,. , {' , 5, , , 4, ^. , , , .. . , ,. -, , . ', , I act.
and
pf.
pass.of
pi.
impf. of
ibo.
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of
sum.
a late
nom. formed
after i]ipos,
,
voc.
, . ', ,
.
^.,
lest,
.
I
III.
of of
act.
and mcd. of
-8,
Att. pf. pass, of 3 sing. aor. 2 of 3 sing. aor. I of
ov, for
-$, (
I
(. . .
privat.,
ungoaded : free from labour.
'-,
Ion. for
()
aor. I
med. of
aor.
ov.
Dor. for
$.
II.
for eOas,
(5) used, accustomed,

wonted, accustomed.
:
ov, Sup. Adj.
and pf. pass, of fjom the Adv.
^, gentor
to a thing.
605, a, ov, (^$) honoured, respected

pf.
poorest, meanest
term of respect from a younger to an elder
Kpas
and
aor.
of
impf. of
6,
,
f.
Att. for
05, , , (^$) of or for morals,
to sift or strain.
,,
5,
,
seats,
ethical,
II.
{505).
pf.
moral,
expressive
and
aor. I of
.$, , {) a strainer.
(OS, TO, (00$)
^.
:
an accustomed place
first,
plur.
haunts, abodes,
II.
of
beasts,
hence in but
pi.,
, ,, . , , ,
slowest.
, ov. Sup. of Comp.

:
the worst, leasts
Adv.
least
is
used as positive). aor. I of aor. I of aor. l of

Ion.
and Dor.
I
for
^.
aor.
of
pf. pass,
of
impf. and aor.

aor.
of
act.
and
pf.
pass,
',
of
impf. ^Kov: fut.
afterwards of men.
like Lat. mores, the disposition, temper, character.
(,
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
.. ,, ,
imp. of
aor. I of
custom, usage, habit: in
adsum ; / had come, was here,

here, Lat.
am
, (,
aor.
and
pf. pass,
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
5
Ion.
:
properly / have come, the impf. taking a plqpf. sense, Lat. aderam : then loosely to
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
(he shore,
, (, . , , () , , ,( ( , . , .. , , ) , '
:
'(\iQios Att. contr. ffOcos, 0,
.
v,
pi.
der, stray
-).
$,
aor. I of
with high, steep banks.

ibo.
Ep. 3
impf. of
epith. of
Ep. for
impf.
1
Phoebus, from the cry 3 pi. impf. of
,.
ibo.
: 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
, ,
-,
later
impf. oi
, ,, . . , {) . ,
and poet,
for
,,
,
a
to
wander
in mind, be
( (. , {)
mad.
the distaff.
to
wan-
the
wool on
distaff, Lat. colus
$,
(.
II.
he flees from or shuns
trans, to drive to
aor.
pass, of
Att.
Dor.
6vos,
a sea-bank,
stray,
<1, roam
and fro.
beach
also a river-bank.
[]
ovos,
, (')
hearing, report.
6, ,
Ep. form of
about.
impf. of 3 sing. impf. of
,, ;.
to
wander away from ;
my wrath.
to
wander,
304
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,
(. 3, 6, ,
. -5, $.) -, ,) . -5, ) /. . () -, , ( . (, , , , ,

aor.
I
, ,, , ,
aor.
I
09.
act.
and pass
of
3,
05
;
/cos,
,,
ov,
of
^.
as Subst. a fellow,
of the same age, Lat. aequalis comrade, mate.

sun-burnt. sun-burnt.
aor. I act.
and
pass,
of
es,
3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. I of aor. I pass, of
(s,
(5, {5, ,= {$,
doting on the sun,

Lat. sol) the
mad for
'^
08,
crazed.
, ,
-5,
17,
love of the sun. poet, Dor.
sun
--
'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
vpos
'
6,
{\7,<$)
ov,
opos, 0, the beaming sun: as Adj., beaming Hyperion. (Deriv. uncertain.)
Dor.
silly, trifling,
-,
{(6$,
in
$)
distraught,
Med.
the chief law-court was held

law-court.
Heliaea, a Heliast.
enormous.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
, , , (). , , .
=
to sit in the court
17,
, ,
, {\$) wandering
II. act.
vain.
) -5, -,
Lat. soles.
T at day, like Lat.
7<'
sol.
$
;
to irpbs
(.
2.
3. oi
the sun-beams, like
who
II. as prop. n. Helios, the sun-god, time of Aeschylus was identified with Apollo or Phoebus.
after the
e's,
posed
mind, distracted,
,, , , ,
Dor.
ov, 6,
aor. I of
(, =\(.
\(,
to
distracting, crazing.
bask in the sun, be lighted

aor.
I
grind.
Ep. for
3 sing. aor.
med. of
3 pi. plqpf. pass, of 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of plqpf. pass, of contr. of 57'^', aor. 2 of
(\$) to warm in the sun.
(7,
/)
at
6.
.. -5, . *, ,
\.
(.
-605, ,
$,
failing in one's end or aitn.

ov,
,, , ,, . . . , (, ,
s,
{$,
^) (,()
to
shadingfrom the sun.

sun-trodden, ex-
to the sun.
f.
{$)
aor. I
warm
in the
sun
Pass, to
and heated
act.
by the sun.
and
of
pass, of
and
pf.
aor. 2 of
month, untimely born.
(, )
'ipyov) missing the work,
II.
Athens a hall in which the Heliaea or supreme
2 sing. fut.
of
a juryman in the court
, of
II.
Hence
or belonging to a Heliast.
:
[], aor. 2 pass, of 6, said to be a Dorian shoe. aor. i both of and of ov, , fem. -wTis, iôs, poet, of or belonging to the sun. aor. i of pf. part. pass, of aor. 2 and I pass, of pf. part. pass, of
vain, foolish,
f.
or prime of
as Subst.,
,
how
,, ,
Adv.
to
ov, steep, abrupt, precipitous
high, huge,
like Lat. altus, deep,
profound.
{$)
08 -, ,,{$, 0$) -$.

Dor.
silly.
enough, sufficiently : abundantly. speak or act idly, foolishly. From

idle, trifling,
Adv.
Hence
to
make foolish,
life,
to distract, craze.
7. the
17,
(^)
life,
:
time of
age.
fit for service
comrades, mates. an age, Lat. seculum. growth, bulk. Hence

ov,
fellow, comrade, Lat. oequalis. ov, Relat. to or as Lat. guantus to tantus, as big as, as tall as, as great
, ,
=
oi
youthfid heat and passion. $, those of the same age, fellows, 5$

II.
manhood ;
oi
men
vigour of age
III.
generally, age, time: later
IV. of the body, stature,
fem. -wtis, iSos, an equal in age,
,
[r]
|, , (Formed from
vyos,
the Elysian fields
as.
2. in indirect
questions,
.
how great
or strong
without Tttbiov, Elysium. Homer places it on the west border of the earth; Hesiod and Pindar in the
:
, . . $, ,, 5, . . , , . , .. , , (. ,, , (. , , , , . ' )
^-,
..
(.
I
missing the right
()
-,
I
aor.
of
aor.
act.
and
pf. pass, of
Ep.
aor.
of
'02, , a
05, ,
pf. pass,
of
, () wandering,
aor.
i
nail, stud:
more
for
ornament than
silly.
use.
crazy,
3 sing. impf. of
['],
the darkness or obsciirify of a law-suit.
Ep. for aor. 2 of darkness, only found in compd.
() ^,
aor. I act. and pass, of med. of shadow, darkness: metaph.,
(.
with a prefix.)
aor. I of
, , (((,
later
fut.
of
also
old, at
what age
as old as.
From
05, ,
ov,
coming
or Elysian.
[C]
From
; ; :
ing: a
.^ ) , .. , . . , {) , {) , ( 6-5, {, ) ,, ^
5,
?|,
ecus, 77,
step.
aor. 2 of
Ion. for
((, (,
2.
a comfut. of a coming event, the future.

pf.
f|Cbovo. 6, , = , = (3, 6$, $

17
305
by day, opp. to vvKTf-
pivos
ger.
by night
rfay-messenor
oi
^, , () 5, ,,
Ion. for
impf. of
<$,
\l. ==
(5, for
fem. of
the day, perishable.
ov, also a, ov,
of a day, lasting
aor. 2
is
living but a day.

:
thai which
iv,
imperat. ?jao,
impf.
only used
and
lat.
^, , ,
^,
in pres.
faaa,
3 pi.
thrown, a dart, javelin. sandy. Ion. for Ion. earai Ep.
etc.
inf.
plqpf. of
(),
Ion. taro Ep. 3 pi. and impf. (which are properly

to be set,
:
^
sit
:
(,
sense to tarry, linger, loiter
Dor.
of death of slavery,
;
, ^' ^ ^ .' -5, ) ^ ) , ,. !,. -5, ) , . , , . ,

the
,, ^
to sit
a low, sunken place.
It is rarely
on a bench.
arcs, ro, poet, for
(\((,
i.
day day of destiny, day the day of freedom,
$ -, ) -5, {, ) ^ 8, 6-5, {, ^) 6-. , -, {, y)) -, {,

aypios, wild
as Subst. the vine.
ov,
;
-,
$, ,
($,
sq.
cultivated, opp. to
part.
long day
as
running
the live-
Subst. a day-runner, a courier.

is.
Dor. for
pf.
is,
{$,
gently-sprouting.
i.e.
often with collike
ov,
sleeping by day,
awake by
night, epith. of a thief.
used
c.
ace,
Adv.
counting every
day, day by day, every day.

t6,
to
count by days, register. a calendar, abna-
fiack.
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.
freedom, slavery
itself;
"HMEPOIS, ov, also

;
a, ov,
of animals
wild.
of
trees,
cultivated
tame, reclaimed, domestic, opp. to aypios, :
as Subst. a day-watcher. ov,
day by day,
,, . , ,
,
aor. 2 of
, (^)
day.
poet, for
by day
r\epo-v\a,aos,,{pa,<pva^)watchingbyday.
ov,
daily.
{, {, -$, {,
II.
f.
:
metaph. of men, gentle, civilised. watching by day , appearing by
epith. of the cock,
pf. pass,
of
herald of day.
claim
of
pf.
and aor.
'$,
5,
inf.
, {^5)
I of Ep. aor. 2 o(
(^/xtpos) io tame,
2.
make tame,
re-
trees, to cultivate.
:
metaph. of men,
of our land or country,
to soothe, conciliate
r\\iis.
native, Lat. nostras.
lectful
5, , ^. ^, ^. . , -. - )
nom. and
ace. pi.
Dor.
inf.
of 67w.
of
impf. of
Adv. manner.
.
pf. pass. part,
in a neg-
pov (sub.
Att. impf. of
,
{,
,
poet, for
. .
as well
tive,
as also
. .
Lat.
.
et
.
et
also disjunc,
if..,oiif.., whether
.
whether..
Lat. v.l
..
vel
, ,
or sive
I
sive
pi.
impf. of
Ion.
Dor. for ehai,
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.
17,
'HME'PA
$$
' < $^
inf.
( ( ^,
. .
.
sum.
of Dor.
sum.
('
'
) )
Adj.
is
I say, Lat. inquam ; irai, the same as ' iya) impf. I and 3 sing., boy, 1 say, boy ' OS said he, are freq. in Att. Homer has said I, he spoke. only 3 sing. impf. the freq. as a prefix, half-, Lat. semi!
, ) , . , , , ,
65,
a, a, ov,
6^05,
Ion.
( ,=($.
also to
tame by conquest, subdue.
of
sum.
{($)
our, Lat. noster; (is
to
our house.
pi.
rare Att.
and Ep. gen. form for
of
y.
impf. of
sum.
impf. oi
. -$, -,
'-,
,
{-,
,=
-65,
, ( ,
to
pass one's days,

II.
live.
((,$,
hyday.
a, ov, also os, ov,
a daylong;
(
{)
-, , -, -05, -8, , ) -, , (8) -.,

is,
{-,
) $.
and
half-man, eunuch.
half-watered.
cDtos,
, ,
{-,
of orfor the day, a day' s journey.
/)
is,
half-eaten.
ov,
-5,
is,
{-, yiveiov) with but half a beard. {-, yvvs) half-naked. half-burnt. {-, half-daric. {-, wanting half half-full. {-, Att. contr. , {-, -
-5,
) -,
half-shawl, or shatvl doubled in half.

ov, a half-slave.
306
a medimnus.
,-, , -, , -5,
-5, -,
,
$,
half-kKTivs,
i.
e.
twelfth part of
'25,
:
ia,
Ion. fern,
^/^
:
gen.
rarely -ecus, fem.
, ,
, and
-5,
,
half
a half-Greek.
ov,
made.
-5, , (-, ')

Dor.
hatched.
, ,) . , -5, )
(-, K\fjpos) half the inheritance. (-,
half-peeled,
-,,, ) -, , -5, -5,

,
, -5, -$,
-$
TJTOS,
is,
-,
{-, (-,
, ,
) )
aor. I
{-, *') half-
half-boiled, half-cooked.
half-green.
half-dead.
, (-,
(-,
rogue by halves, half a
^) )
god, demigod.
half-dead.
villain.
half-broken.
half the head or face.
\ ,
but,
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
Ion. -as
nom.
$ pi.
half-
half-white.
-5,
:
and
pf.
-$,
balf-mina
or
, -|5, ,
-5,
05,
much again ;
-$, , (-, )) , (-, ,

faded, [a]
is,
,
,
Fern,
a, ov,
a, ov,
(-, , (-,
half-mad. half-withered
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.)
(S,
$5 $. -, , -,($)) (\$ ) -, !
; ; ; ;
as Subst.
half, half,
a half-talent, as a weight two talents and a half(ci. Lat. sestertius);

;
three half-talents.
a remission of half
ov,
(-, (-,
-8,
(-,
^)
half-drunk,
of,
amounting
half-mina.
to
as Subst.
dat. pi. of 7^.
half-dry. (vavs), a light ship with one and a half
bank of oars.
as
from
(-,
oXos) one
half as large again as the customary size; npOTepov one half more than they used to
receive before.
oviia a car
of mules.
-8,
as Adj.,
ber of holes;
edged axe, opp. to
Lat. semilaterium.
ov,
half-breathing, half-choked.
ov,
dium.
-, . ^ -, ,.. . -, ) ^. ) ) , ,
a mule-iozS.
aor. 2 of
-,,
-75,
^ , . ') , , ,
to
:
drawn
(()
by mules
($
and a
of a mule;
half,
half
'^
team
6v,
or ,
$. (-,
=
, - 05, , ,
,
II.
-, ,
;
8, -,$) -,
-5,
ov, half-knavish.
-, -$, -5,
(s,
(-,
,
$)
half-shining,
ov, half-bald.
ov,
(-, -^) half-burnt.

ov,
pf. pass,
ovos) a half-ass, a mule.
$. (. (. (. \', -, (.
Aeol.
Dor. poet. Adv., relat. to when, while, so long as. aor. 2 med. of
, (-, , (-, $,
of
or
) .
and
worth half an obol. From a half-obol. From a half-obol,
half-hour.
$,
pf.
for
.
I
as
on
impf. of
impf. of
-oiros, ov,
(-,
with half its proper numflutes with only three boles.
ov, half-roasted.
(-,\($) a half-axe, a single

a half-iT\(9pov
,
, , (-\$) a
contr. -ttvovs,
droop,
, ,
impf. of
aor. I of
3 sing. aor. pf. of

:
f. [] bow down
;
:. . . .
aor.
of
opt. of
aor.
()
to sink,
i.
e.
ôfeet.
dying
-5,
, (-, )
[t;]
half-plinth,
brick,
man down with
its
of a corn-field, ears of cities, to totter to their fall

;
^^
his
head dropped, of a it bows
later to fall, perish.
, , -5,
-6$,
(-,
of
nom.
a
pi.
half, fern, of
8.$.
(-,
half-round.
half-burnt,
(-5, , (-, -<8,
ov, half-wise.
-, -8,
^', -, -, -, ^',
or
aor. I
and impf. of
impf. of
or
aor. I of
aor. I of
pf. pass,
of
ov,
ov,
half torn down. of half a sta-
contr. impf. of
,,
oj/,
ovos, 6, contr. from
() (,
if,
a thrower, darter, slinger. conditional Conj., always

;
fol-
a half-soldier.
lowed by Subj. if
direct questions,
in case that
unless
in in-
whether.
and
, . ,. . (. , . , ., , ,-,.-, ^, . , -, . . , , , .... ,-, . ,, , , , , , \,,{) , . . . ,

. , , ,
ijv,
- '.
fought.
[ace.
Interject, see ! see there

I
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
<.
(
!
Lat. en
charioteer,
who
2.
rnetaph. one
drove while the warrior who guides or controls.
,',
17,
3 sing. aor. 2 of nom. pi. rjvU, {(vos) a year old, yearling.

pass,
(.
{)
307
(Deriv. un-
his.
^.^
aor.
of
\~, aor.
impf. of
OTTOS,
pf.
of
-,
I
Ep. and Ion.
.lor. I
aor.
and pf. pass, oi and pf. pass, of
,,
in
manhood. -, 17, Hom. always in phrase,
{)
with glittering, flashing brass.

aor. I
aor. 2
3 sing.
of impf. of
certain.)
of
v.
aor,
of
Ion. impf. of impf. and aor.

pf. part,
of
^-^;.
aor. 2 of
of
aor. I pass, of
1
pi.
impf. of ^
,, 5,
, Att.
fs,
Ion. aor.
of
pf. act.
and
pass, of
',
impf. med. of
pf.
of
{*1,
ev,
v.
vated.
airy,
,
^,
, . , .. , .. ,
II.
(($)
continuous, long. windy, airy, high,

;
animals, in which the digestion was completed. 3 sing. impf. pass, of

Ion. plqpf. of
light as air, subtle
, ^, ,
winged thought.
aor. 2
Att. impf. and aor.
med. of
3 sing. impf. pass, of aVa.

aor. I pass, of
. .
I
((
ele-
of
. . ,, . , -,' ' . , ,
vya.
pf.
thefourth stomach ofruminating
plqpf. (with impf. sense) of avorfa.
impf. of
and
aor.
of
impf. act. and pass, of
Att. pf. of
aor.
i
, ^, .
pf. pass,
, 8, 6$,
aor.
, ,, ', $
,
a shoe-string.
,. ,
of
pf. part. pass,
pi.
of of
Dor. I Dor. aor.
aor. 2
2 of
. '. '.
of of
:
toward morning,
, ,
pf.
Interject.,
, ^.
cf.
:
of
3 sing. impf. of the reins
Homer
cf.
:
only, and always in plur.
Lat. immittere habenas.
-.
which time, at the time when
From
., , , ) ,
a
bridle,
,
II.
!
uses this neut. form
a rein
metaph.,
, ,
Tois Xoyois to give a free rein to one's words,
any leathern thong,
pf. pass,
of
, {) () ,, . ^, $ , , &. , ,
morning ;
all
, , ,
^6,
1
aor.
aor. I
to lead, and both of (contr. from of fut. of Dor. for
pf. pass,
dat.
of
..
of
II. as
). . (5, ,
eôs, in the
Subst.,
to break.
ov, ('Hws)
= îSos,
morning:
eastern, Lat. orientalis, opp. to ka(sub. wpa),
the
the
morning.
pi.
impf. of
inf.
ibo.
, ov,
contr.
from
rfiovios,
aor.
of
to
on the shore. mend.

:
OLTOS, TO, the liver, Lat. jeciir
represented
as the seat of the passions, esp. anger
and love.
. Dim. ^.
of
pf.
and
aor. l of
3 sing. aor. 2 of
,
I
c.
gen. void of.
weak, infirm : maimed, baiting (Denv. uncertain.)

of
Interject.,
{,
ibf) see
see there
aor.
Adv.,
relat. to
or
when, at
7-5,
<s,
{5,
(sc.
\.
*)
;
living on the
aor. I of
.
;
c.
optat. whenever.
mainland.
Adv.
TO, a saddler s shop.
r\vio-TTOi6s, 6,
drive.
-, ) 5. 5 8" -, -6 ,,
a bridle-maker, saddler.
tinent, of the land, as opp. to the sea
f.
(,
ov,
From
TJ-Treipos, for
eos
{ijneipos) to the
mainland.
7^),
is
, the mainland,
its
to
guide by
reins, to drive.
land; hence even an island
called
' (5.
^
:
;
con-
by
II.
(,
guiding by reins
the mainland of Greece, as opp. to of which was afterwards called
islands
part
at
as n. pr.: Asia
as Subst. a charioteer.
was
specially called
ijneipoi,
the
Continent
and
Ion. rjos, poet, for
the two continents, are Europe and

to
and
-,
to be charioteer,
-5, , {, ()
II. to bridle,
hold the reins, From govern, control. holding the reins, a driver,
Asia.
Hence
f.
make
into
mainland
Pass, to
become
so,
when an
island
is
joined to the mainland.
, .
308
Asiatic.
as,
,,
fem.
-,
iSos, (ijiT(ipos)
mainland, born or living thereon ; r/weipcvris alliance with a military power, opp. to II. o/Or on the mainland of Asia,
^.
of the
ov
:
is
vocat. 'Hpd/fXfts
commonly an exclamation of
prise or disgust.
bitants of the poet.
05, , -76 -, -,
6v,
mainland, continental.
Conj.
()
{,
Ion.
o/or belonging might of Hercules, i.
08, ,
Hence
ov, also os, ov, Ep.
to
of or for the inha-
of Gibraltar and Ceuta

the temple
a mender, cobbler. From to have a fever or ague. (sub. , a fever attended with II. the nightmare. shivering, ague.
ov, ov,
gifts.
*'02, ,
act. soothing,
((5. , -, , 65, ', () , , , $), &$ , , ) -5, , -, $) ) -, ( -,

Adv., properly dat. of
gen.
v(p) than, than even.
6(, in the same way

From
'Hpa/fAfta
just as.
5, , =
ov,
a cheat, deceiver.
f.
to cheat, deceive, cozen.
, ,
; :
the pillars
Hercules ; the e. Hercules himself; of Hercules, the opposite headlands

:
of Hercules ;
contr.
I
hot baths.
,
f.
aor.
from 'Hpa/iXcT^s. med. of also impf. of

:
(s, c, aor. 2
aor.
1
aor.
pass, (in
Ep. for
3 sing, aor.
($, ($,
softly-rolling.
giving welcome
ov, (rjnios,
gentle of mood.
sume
tion, is
, . , ., -, . ,
,
ov, Att. OS, ov, gentle, mild, kind.
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-
($, ()
it
then ?
3 sing. pf. pass. o(
Adj. masc. calling, crying; the loud-voiced herald in form like
[],
.6. , ,
II.
3 sing, impf of aor. I pass, of impf. of f)p6t, 3 sing. impf. o( fjpcLcra, aor. I of kpeiSw.
and
softly: a
little,
,
a, ov, for
l
. . (. .
I
med. of med. sense) of

3 sing. aor.
ai'po.
\ ' . . . . ,
Ion.
bis festival.
,
sur-
-,
II.
(.
of
of
med. of
Adv. gently,
quietly, calmly,
slightly: slowly.
The
old Adj. ^pe/ios,
from which
(3 ,($
]
still,
^, 5,
Adv.
[t],
it is
derived,
, ov,
()
only found in being used instead,

is
soft, gentle, quiet.
irreg.
Comp. of
^, , (()
Adv.
,
Comp.
ijpt-
Adv. -$.
see
to be still, keep quiet.
From
Dor.
(enos,
voke.
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
of the gods, sister and wife of Zeus. Hence 'Hpalos, a, ov, of or belonging to Hera :
(Upov) the temple of Hera, Heraeum
Kkfcos contr.
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
:
, . , , . ,( . , ) , " , , . ,, . '$ , , ) (( ( -, ($ , - -,
eineiv)
:
[]
f.
[]
aor.
to
call
on,
call
out
or forth, in-
II.
absol. to call aloud, shout, speak;
',
5,
I
VER
. , . , ,. . ", , .
^,
[(,
f.
() , ()
i
gently.
stillness,
to
calmness, calm, quiet

be at rest.
rest.
Pass, to be
at rest.
II. intr, to
aor.
aor.
of of
Ion, for
of
Ion, for
".
of
impf. of
pf. pass,
aor. I of
(.
'.
3 sing, plqpf of
(.
;
sing. aor. i
or
its
;
of aor. 2 of always joined with compds., to bring what is pleasant, to do
aor. I pass. o{
kindness
cp.
Ion.
", ,
(.
(^p) Adv. early, at early early in the summer.
morn
ijpi
Hera, the
Roman
Juno, queen
(() her festival. H5

contr.
contr.
gen.
'- 05,
:
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
Eridanus, a
river, first
it
Hesiod.
Later authors took
(.
\((5,
as Subst. the
,, ,
,
fem. Adj.
(.{,
and
early-stirring:
morn, dawn.
aor. I of
(.
pf. act.
pass, of
^ . .. . ^, , . (. , ,, .. , ^,. . , . ^ .. . , , , .. , , 5, , . ,, , , ,. , , , . , . ,, , , , . , ,
:
309
TJp^cvos,
pf. part. pass,
of
aor. 2
of
3 sing. impf. of aor. I of

I
-5,
impf. of
is,
(],
aor.
of impf. med. of
pass,
6,
,
:
{,
contr. for
(vos) a babbler. 3 sing. impf. of

I
Att.
pf
pass, of
or
aor.
I
of
(.
aor. I of
Att. for
2 sing, imperat.
of
?.
:
pi.
plqpf of
aor.
of
II.
also of
Att.
&,
,
:
a defeat, discomfiture:
c.
pf. part. pass,
of
pi. aor. i
med. o{
gen. defeat by, yielding Att.

Ion.
to.
From
fut.
I
intrans. aor. 2 act. of
((/.
;
both med. and

:
pass.
3 sing. aor. 2 of impf. of
also impf.
med. of
ace.
;.
Hence
:
aor.
2 sing. impf.
oi
poet, for
aor.
,=
,
dat.
of
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.
to be less,
{):
pf.
^;-
of
6,
{)
05, ,
less,
ov, and, in neut. plur.
verb.
of or for heroes, heroic

fem. o{
Adj.
the heroic verse, hexameter.
one must be beaten, submit, Att. impf. of
$,$,, = '$. $, , ,
[t],
, , 5, , .
contr.
a heroine.
^,
gen. ovos
Att.
Ion.
heroine.
the temple or shrine of a hero: neut. from T|pa>os, a, ov, contr. of of or for heroes,
heroic
hexameter.
ace.
contr.
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.
:
$ ), , 5 : ,
:
impf. of
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,
(sub.
the heroic measure,
From
6; gen.
Att.
pi.
dat.
contr.
'
contr.
nom.
ace. -a?, rarely
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
TO
, , , ^, , , , . ' *. , 5, . , , , {5) ,
:
3 sing, of
for
Att. for
((,
?.
Att. for
2 pi. plqpf- of *?;. sum. 3 dual impf of 2 and 3 dual plqpf. of
3 sing. impf. of ^ât. for 2 dual impf of
sum.
of neut. pi. of
aor. I
used like
of night.
*$, , 5,
Dor. Dor.
peace ; peace or at
'
, ,
^,
of
, .( , . , '., . , , , ^.. ', . , . . , ,

aor.
of 2 sing, of
i
. ^.
for
205
'
Comp. and
and neut.
pi.
, 5, , . {) -, 5, . , -, . $ ,
vvktos the quiet time of night, dead
still,
to be still, quiet, at rest;
ov, poet, for

a, ov, irr.
quiet, at rest.
Comp.
of
Adv. of
quietly, gently.
ayiv or
'^
stillness,
quiet,
to
keep
quiet,
be at
rest.
2. rest, leisure, Lat. oiitim.
Dor
ov, poet, for
ov, rarely a, ov, poet, for
Dor.
ov, still, quiet, at rest
but also -wrepos.
pi.
impf. of
II.
sum.
pi.
Att. for rjSeaav, 3
plqpf. (in impf. sense)

pi.
3 sing. Ep. aor.
3 of
impf. of
ibo.
fut. inf.
Aeol. for ^s,

inf.
2 sing.
impf. of
\ sum.
of
impf of
I
aor. i pass, of
Att. aor.
pass,
of
impf of
, ... -, . , , , ,. . ,, ,
Sup. were irreg.
as
III. Adv. Adv. []
keep
quiet.
2. quiet,
(5, -$,
gentle.
-airarosj
also
II.
pf.
of
pf
pass,
of
aor. i of
fut.
of
- or - or , for
, Conj. or also. , Adv. surely, doubtless.
impf of pf and aor. I of sum. 3 dual impf of

T)fiT, 2 pi.
'.
impf
ibo.
and 3
pi.
^&, . ,,
310
-TOt,
"^4.
pf.
verily.
.
Dor. cloth (the woof being fine cloth: hence, of papyrus joined crosswise.
this
Ep. Conjunct, as, only once in Homer, blacker than pitch. []

pf. pass,
Lat. Vulcanitis : rb
Upov) the temple of Vulcan :
, , (
'x\is,
(. ,, . .. , ,, , . ,
aor. I
, ,) , " ,, , ,, ,, , . , .. , , , ,
Conjunct.:
111.
aor. I
med. and
pass,
of
c.
ace. cognato,
=^
..
11.=^
forth a
surely,
full,
either in truth, followed
either .., or
",
pf. pass,
of
,
,
:
by
TO, only used in
in med. sense. nom, or ace. the heart. the warp in a web of

:
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.
in pi.
a thin,
leaves
made of strips
, ,
is
TO, (77TOP) the belly, Lat.
abdomen.
etc., Att. for
sum. 3 sing, imperat. of neut. from In compds. with fv- or tu-,

for
.
o{
of
( ~.
v.
often lengthd. Ep. into

aor. I
impf. of
(.
and
aor.
I
sub ev~.
and impf. of
Dor. gen. -60s contr. -$, = 7/7, reverberated sound, an echo. II. as prop. n. Echo, personified as an Oread.
Att. impf. of
aor. i pass, of
I
aor,
from
, , , {) . , , . , '. (. , '. , , , , ,, . ,6
$, ,
, 65, ,
.
,
for
hymn or 'HXH' Dor.
wail.
to utter,
send
From
;
and Adv, where. 3 sing. impf. both of

6,
,=
and
of aor. i pass, of 070;. aor. I of aor. i of

pf. pass,
, = }7.
',
3 sing. aor.
of
impf. of
aor. I
pf. pass,
of
pf.
and
o(
, ,
:
neut.
aor. 2 act.
Ep. for kts,
and aor. i pass, of ci/piWo;. good, brave.

11. for
ern.
and pass, of Dor. Att. (OiOiv, Adv. (r]ws)from morn, peep of day, at dawn. old Ep. gen. of before dawn.
aor. I act.
'.
$,
6vos, 0, Att, contr. for
ov, at
morn, at break of day.
II. east-
From
'Hfl'2,
1/01
6,
aor. I of
[]
like as.
08, , ($)
impf. of
ov,
(.(^.
of
or
( , /:
ace.
gen. ryoos
contr.
): Att. ,
contr. rjOvs
dat.
contr,
gen.
the
ace.
than
or
Dor.
Aeol.
2. the
day-break,
dawn, morning, opp. to
evening; ace,
mid-day, and the whole morning long;

East, opp. to
at day-break.
of or for Vulcan,
(sub.
(sub. ifpa),
Greeks counted by mornings, i]ws mean a day: also the light of day. II. n. Eos, Aurora, the goddess of morn.
as the
$. came
'
3.
to
as prop,
'$,
bis festival, Lat. Vulcanalia.
by Vulcan.
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.
',
, ,
-irovos, ov,
(, )
and
I
ivrought
.,
9000, Lacon.
alphabet
,,
:
'-5, (", () ,
ov,
-;5,
;.
(as if
($
indecl., eighth letter of the Greek = numeral ' kvvta, tvvaTos, but In Doric, was often changed into , as
as
cs,
wrought by Vulcan.
pass, of
). /,
, .. , . .
impf. of
r
,
aor.
pf.
Dor. 3 sing. aor. Ep, for 77.

for acpUi,
breathing, as
\.
also in Ion.,
for
Aeol. and Dor., into
Lastly,
3 sing. impf. of
(as if
from
ballots of the judges at Athens,
from
).
clear-sounding,
impf.
of
impf. med. of
of
-^.
5, , ,
epith.
i.
Ion. impf. of
Ep.
chirping,
chirper,
e.
Dor.
grasshopper: as Subst. the grasshopper, Lat. cicada.
of the
, {)
:
[]
f.
to
sound, ring, peal;
,, ,
.
,
3 sing, impf, of Dor. Qafo, imperat. of Dor. for Att. Ion. Hence Dor. for a sight, spectacle. Dor. for
'2,
f.
. , , , ,
-,
Ep. for
crasis for
6, the
. ()
, . . .^ . , $,
for
for
, ($ . , . ,
for
so
was
also changed,
as
sometimes stood
for
for the
rough
the
On
stood for
to sit,
only in pres. and Ep,
($.
hinge of a door or gate. to sit, esp. as a suppliant,
to
iake a seat
to sit
dwelling-place.
through which
, .
6 or
dwelling
the lady's chamber.
, , ,. , {) , 5, , () $. , , (). , . $, , -5, , () )\$, ,/, ,, ^ -5, (, , . ,

:
c. ace.
cognato, eSpas nayKparus
,
6dKos,
o,
on imperial throne.
,
<5,
Hence
seat.
311
ews,
a sitting as a suppliant a sitting, seat. a seat : Ion.
/fos,
$, , =
dark chamber or
to bloom, flourish. blooming, luxuriant, bounteous, kv ScutI at the bounteous feast. It is fem. of an obsol. Adj. derived from II. as prop. n. one of the Muses, the blooming one : later esp. the Muse of Comedy. aor. 2 inf. of
poet, for
6$, , , (^)
II.
lair, den, bole,
[]
active.
bloorning, fresh : vigorous, luxuriant, copious, large, abundant.
of ox for a chamber or
iSos,
, (05, w\p) with

dat.
bright eyes.
fit for building one. ov,

II.
Dor. for
waiting in
as Subst.,
a bridegroom or bridesmaid. belonging to the chamber.
, , {\$)
I.
As Subst.:
Ion.
2.
the lowest bench of a trireme,
oars and the least pay
,
sat.
\$, ,^. \- ), ),
II.
tus,
wealth, plenty
(sub.
the
oar of the
(sub.
this
6,
the hole in the ship's side
5$, ,
oar worked, the port-hole. one of the rowers on
(\8)
:
who had
to the
{\$) Adv.
o,
cf.
v'ys,
$.
the shortest
[]
:
bed-chamber.
A'AA'MOS,
an inner room
or
chamber
I. 2.
the
women's apartment, inner part of
the house.
) 05 (, ) -, ' ',
branches, as the old
fut.
, () , () . 05, (5 03
also
but Thales of Mileone of the Seven reputed Wise Men of Greece.

ace.
:
gen.
),
and
bloom
in plur. festivities,
metaph. good cheer, a feast.

for
a doubtful fut. of
from
,
shoot,
a young
twig
rrjs
the olive-branch used at festivals ; also,

ov,
the branch carried by suppliants.
(in pres. sense), part,

sing, plqpf.
, , , ' , , () : , () $, ()5.() , , , (. : : , ', -, , (, , () -, , (, ) -, (, )) . (, , -'5, -, (, ) , (, , -, (, (, , , -. , [)

absol. as Adj. swelling, rich, abundant.
to
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
Att.
II.
( ,
men
:
carrying olive:
did at the Panathcnaea.

2
pf.
;
aor.
3 :^to bloom, flourish, to shoot out,
Ep. fem.
III.
to swell, be rich in a
thing
the part.
($
2.
is
used
metaph.
-, ,
'
calls
the Mediterranean
(&\s) the sea
Herodotus
it
.5
'02,
bloom, flourish, prosper

(0$,
like
$,
:
to be at the height.
branch, twig, esp. an olive-branch
a young shoot or metaph. a child,

to be or be-
(as the Latins called
trum mare), and the Ocean

salt or brackish water.
nos-
scion, Lat. stirps.
a sea of troubles.'
2.
Ep. part, a well of come warm, warm oneself.
metaph.,
,=
Hence
, warming,
the
fostering.
From
summer2. me-
os, TO,
warmth,
heat, esp.
to be at sea,
go
by sea.
of,
heat
suns
rays, Lat. soles.
a, ov, also os, ov,
in or
taph. a sting, smart, tingling.

ov,
on the sea, belonging to it, Lat. marinus ; tpya sâ-affairs, the sea, also fishing : mals living in the sea, opp. to
in the sea, nautical, maritime.
f.
warming.
aor.
i
ani-
f.
2.
skilled
pf. inf.
(<'.
bad
:
'\. Pass.,
to
From
aor.
warm,
heat.
II.
metaph.
in one's
to beat, inflame.
2. to foster, cherish,
warm
to strike
to
bosom
-,
in
sense, to cheat.
Hence
the sea with the oar,
make a splash: metaph.
make
much ado about
nothing.
f.
warming
metaph. a comfort.
to be
master of the sea.
opos, 6,
ov,
(sub. Upa), the flrstlings Hence of the harvest, offering offirst-fruits, [] 17, fem. Adj., of ox for the offering
, , (^)
warm, glowing.
master of the sea.
sea-
driven, tempest-tossed.
beaten.
ov,
sea-
offirStfruits. Adv. together in crowds, close, thick. of Time, often, oft-times, frequent. . Adv. =
{^
/
:
II.
be astonished at.
pf.
From
sea
as Subst.,
aaovpys,
good
ov,
nopos) seafaring.
*)
($)
:
to be
working
at
astonished ox
amazed
6,
a fisherman.
os,
marvel at a thing. astonishment, amazement, Lat. stu:
c. ace. to
<, ,
Att. for
por.
(From Root
oi,
cheer, comforts, delights.
5,
al,
dat.
-, -.) () ($,
see
ace.
312
poet. pi. Adj. (with
thick.
da(xcios, a,
tare
c. dat.
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.
.
KarayiyvwiTKUV pi. Tivos to pass sentence of death on one II. kinds of death, usually of violent death.
death;
:
, , () , , . , () &$, , , (, ) -5, , , () -.
, {) crowded,
to
no
sing.
$), crowded,
close, thick.
(. , 502
close,
to
:
f.
be often or constantly
come often, Lat. frequenengaged with a thing, fidence.

part.
boldness, confidence : in bad sense, over-boldness, daring, presumption : in pi., grounds of con-
to be
wont to do,
c.
08, , , =
neut. plur. of
as Adv.,
,
6,
{$)
,
,
bush, shrub.
-$,
, ,
to
rage, cheer. courage, []
,. .,
or
Att.
ecwj,
, '205
confidence
in,
reliance on.
6,
courage,
Att.
Adv. of
pres. part, of
boldly, courageously.
ov, relying
Ion, impf, of
on a thing.
f.
.5, ((, Adv. , {()
$,
prop,
as
Sleep.
of the dead.
to mortify.
, , 4: ) ,, , $, , ( , -, (, ,
:
, , , ,, $, , >., {) , () ,, . ,' , . . ^- .^: - - . (: , . -,{) .(,

ov,
. $,
,
(sub.
, ,
mix
:
:
Att.
Dor. aor. I imperat. of Dor. aor. I inf. of Dor. for
\), pickled
ov,
as Adv.,
. . . ($, ()
II. intr.
, ()
= âpac'ci;,
to
to encou-
be of
good
from
fut. part, of Thasos, Thasian
sea-fish;
to death.
'221 Ep.
Att.
this pickle.
to sit, sit idle.
Comp. of
$,
,
quicker,
swifter
more
quickly.
n.,
Death, the
twin-brother
of
see erepos.
III.
corpse.
(sub.
(),
Att. for
a feast
Ion.
or
aros,
f.
($)
put
to death :
metaph.
II. to
condemn
to death.
Ep. aor. 2 o{ Ep. aor. 2 inf. of Ep. OavecoOai, fut. inf. of Dor, fern. part. aor. 2 of
,
of
f.
wonder, marvel, wondrous thing; wonder to behold so, jugglers' tricks, strange gambols. wonder, surprise, astonishment.
;
a a
II.
Ion.
or
later in act.
form
Pass., fut.
:
^;0^/{
-:
:
fut.
Ep.
aor.
fut.
Dep.
to
wonder
upon, look
, ,,
aor, 2
:
at, see.
verb. Adj. of
fut.
:
Pass., fut. 2
,(
at,
Dor. admire.
inf.
II. to
gaze
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
one must bury.

;
my
absence
aor. i
pf.
fut.
aor.
Ion. 3 pi. 6[] : pf. to perform fune3 sing, plqpf. ral rites to the dead : to bury, inter, entomb.
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,
excellent.
$, , {) $,
etc., Att. for
-.
f. tpyov) to work wonders, perform curious tricks, of jugglers. Ep. fut. of verb. Adj. of one must wonder, marvel.
bold, daring, courageous,
to be
: in bad sense, over-weening, presumptuous : TO confidence, safety : of things, cheering, encouraging: Comp. Adv. -ews, with confidence. Dor. fern. part, of
confident
admirable,
ivonder.
good courage,
to be
(. 4 (
Att.
be of
\($.
f.
:
good
. ()

to be
cheer, be confident, assured;
take courage I be of good heart I
of as Subst. a conjurer, juggler. Ep. for
in
bad sense,
over-weening, presumptuous: confident about, have no fear for

confidently that.
c.
ace. rei, to feel
c. inf. to believe
-05, , (, -.
f.
,-. , , . , ,^. ,.
,
ov. Ion.
fut.
Ep.
()
is
wondered at. to wonder
or
wondrous, wonderful, marvellous Adv. -%, marvellously.
admirable,
(-
at.
Ion.
or
-, , ,
-tu)s,
to
wondered
at,
tvondrous, wonderful, marvellous
()
From
excellent.
Pass,
f.
-iroios,
, (,)
to
{)
Adv.
be
wonderfdly. regarded as a
do wonders. From wonder-working:
Hence
, $,
08, , ,
aor.
*('/) =
inf.
of yellow-coloured, sallow.
.
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
*, ,,
0d,
in
0eai the Eumenides or Furies.
seen, sight, spectacle.
spectacle.
, , ) () (
,
see Lacon. to see: (Att. fern, of (05, a goddess : ai dual, are always Ceres and Proserpine
:
(,
island of
-,
:,
at,
. :
313
OcCkcXos,
shine,
()
aor.
i
a looking
inf. pass,
dcatva,
, -8, {,
poet, for
ov,
(.
gaze
at,
:
theatre
See Oeapos,
, . ^. () 5 ,
: :
,
^,
OcaTOS,
Ion.
$, ,
[a].
of a goddess. asked of the gods. a sight,
. ( , ), , ( ^, . , ^, , ^.
0ivat, aor. 2 inf of
fut.
:
only
, ,(
QeiXo-TTiBov,
= \$.
6,
in
:
{('\, where things were put

for
i
8)
a place in the sun-
to dry.
pi.
aor. 2 opt.
{9.
I inf.
also aor.
:
of
aor.
aor. 2
^,
.
part.
impcrat.
ov,
subj.
inf.
),
-$,
to strike, dash.
{,
god-built.
I
Ep. for
pi.
aor. 2 subj.
of
view.
II.
a thing
Ep. Occiov, TO, neut. of
, () (,
II.
brimstone, Lat. sulfur.

the acts or attributes
used as Subst., the Divine
Being, Deity. of the gods.
2. religious observances.
Qelos, a, ov, (êos) of
from
the gods, Lat. divinus,
ovos, 6,
f.
pf,
behold;
aor. I
() (^
Ion.
:
(()
in
sent or caused by a god, appointed
of God.
3. godlike,
2. in
a spectator, [d]
aor.
I
:
honour of a god, holy, sacred.
human, extraordinary,
o, one's
Dep.
to view,
ol
the
spectators
in
pass, sense, to be seen.
father s or mother's brother, uncle, Lzt. patruus and avunculus: fern. Qiorps, Adv. Comp. of
2,
Quotas,
QcLs,
super-
excellent.
make a show
seeing, a theatre.
the audience. show.
, , () ,
.
Dor. for
ov,
$, , {$)
(.
divine nature, divinity.
Ion.
i],
f.
(() , ()
3.
ov,
a spectator.
to be seen. to
deio-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, brimstone-coloured. Ep. f.

bri7nstone,ftimigate: hence to purify.
aor. 2 part. o{
2
of,
Ion.
bring on the stage: to hold up to ridicule or shame. a place for 6,

2. collectively,
: , ,, ,
-$,
S,
the spectators,
the piece represented^
-5,
is,
{5, 5)^(0$.
for
QUiov, TO, poet,
^, brimône.
divine.
, , 6,
. ,
6ceios,
ov, Ep. for
3 sing. pres. pass, of

to
Ep. for
Ion. impf. of
,.
.
6,
.. , , . , ,, , ) .
and 3
pi. aor. 2
{,
(():
smoke with
opt. o{
3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of poet, for to run. Ep. for aor. 2 subj.
((,
brimstone-like, Lat. sul-
(.
smoke with brimstone,
fureus. Ocius, Adv. of ^ffos, by divine providence : Comp. by more special providence. of soft, persuasive
(5,
speech.
:
8, ,
a god. by a god
-,
Ion. for
ov. Ion. for
, . -, ^. -, . ,
Ion. for
driven or pursued by (0$, II. built 2. sent, caused by a god. or for the gods.
ov,
($, $, divine.
-, ,
, ',
OcXcos, ov,
,{', $)
'/.
:
Ion. impf. of
aor.
chant, spell-bind, Lat. mulceo
-, .
ovos,
, ,,, ,
Ep. 3 sing. subj.
Ion. 2 sing. fut. of
-,
, .
6,
ov, poet, for
-.
Ion. for
Ion. for
^. . $.
poet, for
Ion. for
-.
, ,
to
or
0ia,97,fem. of
aunt, Lat. amita and matertera. {eîos) to practise divinations. f.

6,
, ,,, $, ,
,
(-.
Hence
!,
one's father's or mother's sister,
,, , , , ,
ea's,
: {) {) , ,,{) {)
f.
charm , {'/) cdeXâ:

a
i
or spell.
Pass., aor. I
to
stroke with
magic power,
charm, en-
to cheat, cozen.
willing, voluntary.
will.
willing, will.
fjpos,
,
ov,
charm,
:
spell,
charmer. Hence enchantment, means
power of charming
neut.
, Dor.
practice of divinations. Aeol. for
0i6V, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. of aor. 2 opt. of
..
&-.
I
charming
-, ,
opos,
,=
for
ov,
{'/)
, ,=
aor. I inf, of
'/.
(.
from charming, enchantirg. a charm.
contr.
3 sing. fut. of -vovs, ovv,
'/.
vooi)
{'/,
=
|-5,
or witching the heart.

ov, ov, gen. ovos,
{-,
{'/, viKpos) {'/,
) 9.
deliciously bitter.
(, ^, ,
(, 5,
nance, honest.
poet, aor,
I
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.
^. , , . , ,: .: ', () ! , ^ ( ^^, ) . ^, ) , () ^.
:
314
Dor.
,=
for
fem. part, of
aor.
from Zt\x%,from
the gods.
Originally
genit. termination, as appears
impf. eOeXov: fut.
shortened form of
<, ,
(.
the foundation, the base or

;
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.
"-
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.
(, ()
{($,
from
-^ was the (, '.
0o, Ep. 2 sing. aor. 2
med. imperat. o{
, ,
6<^,
=
-5,
,
to sin against the gods.

S,
From
stricken
of God,
visited with judicial blindness, reckless.
TO, as sing, of
6$, ,
^^,
the
foundation
60-5,
60-5,
f s,
ov,
(0$, 7eVva) begottefi of a god. with the tongue {0$,
From
(.$
$),
of a god. QioyovLa, the generation or genealogy of the gods, the title of a poem of Hesiod. From
^ ,,,
{($)
-5, , , ($, ) of serious counte-
,() ,. . ,
,
;
a god.
-,
0-8,
ov,
(,
*7fV<y) born of God.
ov, gen. ovos, (êos,
majesty of the gods.

ov,
ov,
-8, 6-5, 6-5,

is,
ov,
(0^6$,
((08, Dor.
god-built,
:
to regulate, punish, control
Med.,
-'65,
17,
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
E'MIS, Ep. Homer as prop. n.

Ion. gen.
$
ov,
to regulate for oneself, control.
(5,
gen.
0-5, ov, = 6-65, {0(6$,

as the gods, godlike
made
) -,
receiving
the
hurtful to
taught of God. []
ov, (00s,
ox founded by the gods,
$.
:
eldos) divine
irreg. Sup.
woven of right;
ace.
:
a well-earned crown.
ace.
but Att. gen.
on by
@5, ($, &, common

sometimes
voc.
also
:
in
:
ace.
I.
law,
Lat. divinitus.
($,
divine vengeance
of the chief, prerogative, privilege, authority : hence dues, tribute, etc. 3. existing laws or ordi?iances. 4. law-suits : also courts to administer jusHI. tice : judicial sentences. as prop, n., Themis, goddess of law afid order. Justice.
-, -, ,
f.
ordinances, give oracles
and
aor. I,
to
motion from a place, opp. to -5e, as, more from home, from heaven
:
,
-0v,
affixed
, , ^, ,^ ,
6u,
{$,
ovtos, 6, reigning by right.

pi.
)
to
$
of
created by God.
es,
keeping order.
605, ,
-as, Ep. ace. sing, and
, {$)
:
ov,
{$)
pi.
lawftd, righteous.
of prophecy.
to
give law, lay order, govern.
down
-8,
right.
Ep. gen.
ov,
of
$.
{(8,
for
)
to
as
of the Iliad were called, esp. the igth.
ministering law
counsel.
, {() , , Ep.
,
it
^.
so as to
affixed
sanctioned by law, lawful.
an Ep. Verb only occurring once in he forced the ship
come
to land, or set
Particle,
come.
insep.
Nouns denoting
'(,
to
names
of persons,
^, ^^.
rarely
) , ) - -, )
allotted by the gods.
, )) -, )
0-8,
to fight
) . ,, . , ) ) -, -, ) ) ) ) ,
0-$, ov, {05, c'lKfXos) godUkc. , a being hated by the gods.
, 0-65,
:.
to aid, to
ofform, beauteous
From
hated by the gods. OeoOev, old gen. of 0eos, used as Adv., from the gods,
ov,
{05,
Dor. for
f.
fem. part, of
to call the
gods
invoke
to call on, conjure.
From
0-5,
ov,
($,
and
calling on the gods.
0eo-KpavTOS, ov, {0(os,

ov,
0-5, -5,
,
{($,
wrought by the gods. judging between gods.

ov,
ov,
{0$,
(($,
maddened
by the gods;
madness caused by the gods. one who has a es, , {0eos,

against
spirit
God
and
the battle of the gods, as certain
books
-8,
-5,
From
like the
ov, (0eus,
fighting against God.
opos,
, {$,
gods in
gods.
^-, -,
60-5,
0-5 Dor. -,
ov, (0eos
es, {0eos,
4s, {Ofos,
hated of the gods.
ov, (deos,
II,
pos)
destined or
blessed by the gods.
!)
{06s,
ofform divine. abominable before the

child of the gods.
,,
5)
60-68, ,, make
to
ov, {Oeos,
sent by the gods.
ov, (0eos,
inspired of God.
into gods, deify.
From
vws.
public messenger sent to inquire of the oracle,

ov, {Oios,
. ) -, ) )
ing
:
) ) -, ) ^, , ) -,
Oco-ôios, or,
Ocoirotos
(-,$,
ov,
(($, {5,
mailing statues of gods.

god-sent.
ov, {9ios,
eco-irpcirris, is, {Oios,
movtw) wrought by a god. befitting a god. Adv.
to prophesy, in part.
or -tov,
6,
a prophecy.
;
Homer
and
-$, god 0-$, () (5, -,

ov, (deos,
act.
carrying a
ov,
or goddess.
)
5,
315
inspired by a god.
II.
godly, devout, Lat. pius.
From
II.
(êos,
prophetic, boding, divincf.
as Subst., deoirponos, 6, a prophet.
(êos) to make into a god, f. Qipairawa and -vis, , fem. of a waiting-maid, handmaid.
Ion.
vice,
,,
bearing a god. borne or possessed by a god, inspired. ov, gen. ovos, {0$, godly-minded,
ov, (êos,
-, , (() a waiting
,
deify.
0-5, ov, {Oeos,
'2, ,
60
-5,
medical treatment. one must cul0poir6VTOv, 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, repay 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,
ov, (Oeos,
abhorred by the gods. kindled by the gods. sprung from the gods.
in
divine worship, 2. attendance; a fostering, nurture : tending in sickness, medical II. a treatment. 3. a courting, paying court.
^^ ^
:
on, ser-
body of attendants,
tendance, nurture
Lat.
DEUS, God:
God
will grant
(, ,,
;
either
God,
:
, 5, , (^^)
suite, retinue.
or, 6(6$ ris
a god,
, ,
^,
$,
service done, at-
{(-
-5,
-5,
60-$,
6(6,
{,
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.
ov, poet, for
-, -, -5, -5,/, -5, -, -<5,

66-6,
,
{($,
) ) ) ) () )
-$,
) ($.
(5.
( ,) , (()
till.
(^^)
5,
60-5, poet,
also
00-5,
ov, (Oeos,
sent by the gods.
)
for
, , ,
ing from
poets
the
^
from
Ion. for
.
,
ov. Ion.
Qto-Tavpos,o,{ec6s, ravpos) the god-bull, a
name
Zeus changed into a
bull.
6-5,
05,
(s, {BeOS,
($) walled by
00-T6VKTOs, ov, (êos,
6-5, -,
0eo-TpWTOs, 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.
in phrase,
) ) -, ) ^, - , ) -, ) , ^ \$.
$,
i),
()
the gods.
mxxde by God.
{9^6$) divinity, divine nature.
ov, (deos,
ov,
honoured of God. honoured of God.
', , . ($ ", $ ^, ($ (, ,$ , ^. (. , (: (: {)
contr.
, poet, for $, , poet, *, ,

ovTos,
(, ()
and poet, for a handmaid:
$.
:
($.
and,
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
as implying free service
II.
in Chios,
were slaves. rare form for
only found in ac-
cus.
nom.
pi.
(($.
6<pcios, a, ov, (eepos) of, belonging to
summer ;
summer, in Ion. summer-drought summer-time, summer. (with or without
(,
mow
Ep. for
f.
(,
aor.
),
:
Att.
aor.
syncop.
beloved of the gods. Ep. gen. and dat. sing, and pi. of 0(0$: esp.
i's,
(0605,
to
also to
cf.
,.
down, cut pack up.
to mow, reap, cut, harvest corn metaph.

:
Pass.,
pf.
off,
slay
II.
also to cut the hair.

intr. to
3.
pass the summer;
(09
316
0cpivos,
Oepivos,
in, or
^TLb.
-$,
ov,
, , = eepeios;
-,
Ofpivâithe
summer
of,
solstice, i.e. the 2 1st
08, ,{) mowing, reaping, harvesting. -$ {) a mower, harvest-man.

0picrrr|s, ov, 0,
eepicTTpwov or mer-garment, opp, to

f.
warm,
hot,
hope.
^^ ^, , ) 06-5, ) -$,, -$, -,

heat
,( , .
during summer.
of June. [] {Oipos) prose form for uepcios,
, (()
:
reaper,
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
nerally, marvellous,
(,
a light sum:
aor.
(($)
or hot,
to
Pass, to
become
warm
grow
glow: metaph.,
17,
glow with
II.
{($)
ov,
heat, feverish heat.
ai, hot-springs,
Lat. thermae.
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$, were called because each began with the word calda) at baths or sacrifices, Lat. caldarius. Hence = Solon's laws were named ,j^stice, like heated in mind. the Thesmophoria, Hot-Gates, a narrow pass, in which were hot-springs, the name of an ancient festival held by the Athenian women in it lasted three days the famous pass from Thessaly to Locris also called honour of Demetcr from the nth of Pyanepsion. Hence simply [>]
ov,
'/. 6-5, , (($, $)

,
$, , ,
(sub.
boiling.
active, ready.
also,
. (),),
III.
-, , , {$, )
also poet, os,
\\. TiitX.ZY)h.. hot,
) -$,
'02,
{(05,
hot-bubbling.
{$,
hot in counsel, rash.
) - -, , ) (, ) $ , (,
law, laitful, legitimate
:
customs,
the
to
-5,
after their year expired they became members of the Areopagus.
^
rites.
;
,,
;
^
($) ,
as
(-
Subst. laws,
ov, at
, {($,
a lawgiver.
II.
Athens were
the six junior archons:
o-oc,
f.
{($,
:
to
make
laws.
ov,
conversant with
):
(05
. , .
,
,',,(0//)$)
, {)
warm,
hot,
i.
:
hasty, rash, reckless.
ro
^,
heat, Lat. calor
(sub.
hot drink, Lat. calda
baths.
-, , {, ) -5,
6, the lupine.
hot places, or (sub.
),
hot
^, (, (, ) ^, -5,
f.
($:
the
to keep the
Thesmophoria
ai
a play of Aristophanes.
temple of Demeter
(-
(popos.
f.
to eat lupines.
(($, *6)
doing hot and
hasty acts, rash, reckless, impetuous.
, 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
(,
only used in pres. imperat. and in impf

heat,
warm,
(^)
-, -5, ()
;
law-giving: epith. ov, of Demeter, Lat. Ceres, as the goddess of tillage and civilised life Ceres and Proserpine,
who were worshipped
$,
together at the Thesmophoria.

6,
mostly
in pi.,
-($,
like
guardians of the law, a magistracy
at Elis.
[t5]
6-05,
:
the course
grow
with
( (( . , , .. , ,
fut.
',
in
fire.
of summer.
to
only Pass,
hot,
, ,
subj.
warm, heat:
fut.
with
for
warm
oneself;
, ((
II.
a harvest, a crop.
Homer
divine
lent.
dat.
fem.
uses
the will
of God.
3.
med.
:
aor. 2
2. wondrous, marvellous, excelof anything sent by God, and so, awful,
)
:
(sub.
)
aor.
I
as Adv., by
to
become warm, fearful. Hence Adv. in divine manner; to be burnt they trembled unspeakably.
cs,
QfS, aor. 2 imperat. of
of
setting, placing, arranging; (5, ($, , 7( (5 setting of words in verse, poetry.
Ep. 3
pi. aor. 2
aor. 2 inf.
of nied. of
^', ^ -,
^5 aor. I
part. fem. of
3 sing, and 2
pi. aor, 2
imperat. med.
()
prophesy, divine.
foreg.
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.
^)
cred.
-, (3. , $ (() <<, ,

08,
ov,
,
,
-, , - (, ^:
fut. (V<y Att.
supernatural, furious fire. enos) prophetic. fem. Adj.

Ion. inf.
:
Dor
{$, a) kindled by a god {5, . ()

(($,
II,
to declare by oracle,
Dor. for
los, b,
\1.
eiros) inspired, prophetic, sa-
divine, wondrous, awful.
otos, to,
f.
an
oracle.
to sing in prophetic strain.
From

->05,
6,
strain, prophetic.
Att.
, ,
pi.
(, )
Thessalian: also as Adj., salian trick, from the faithless character of the people. to pray for : a defect, poet. aor. i, of
which we
,
,
oracles.
find
only 3
ov,
(Origin uncertain.)
ov, (00s,
-5, -05,
, Ep. 3 ,,
06tOs,
(($, ;)
:
appointed, destined, Lat. fatalis
, )
med. o(
^,
fern.
^776 aLOS.
a a ThesiSos,
singing in prophetic
05, , , (05)
tators or to the sacred
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
(at 2 obols the seat), but also for other purposes.
)
)
state
to
317
of or belonging to spec-
().
part.
((8.
prophetic.
spoken by God, decreed,

as Subst.,
II.
like Oiios,
made
by God, divine.
,
.
;
, with and without vavs, a sacred ship which carried the to their destination used
;
$, $,
08,
6,
also for other state-purposes.
From
{Oios,
travels to see
men and
the
things.
a spectator, observer, one who II. an ambassaconsult
dor,
sent by
an oracle
the
From TO, the temple of Thetis. 0Tts, iSos, ^, Thetis, one of the Nereids, wife of
Peleus,
mother of
Achilles.
sing. aor. 2
verb. Adj.
placed,
.
:
Athenians sent to the Delphic oracle, to Delos, and to the four great Hellenic games, the Olympian, Pythian, Nemean, and Isthmian.
yiveodai) Thebes, born at Thebes, Theban.
4s,
set.
II.
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,
Ep. also fut. iredioio to run over the plain

:
;
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.
, ^. 8 ' ^ ( -, $ $ ,, 5, ) $ . ,.,. , ,
'-$,
$, -,
5.
of
;
-, ,
/ will run,
Dor.
fut.
for
Thebes, the of several cities, of which the most famous are the Egyptian, the Boeotian, and another in the Troad,
at,
name
all
, ^,
V.
a, ov,
Comp.
(,
of 6(0$,
more
divine.
sprung from
Adv. at Thebes. Adv. to or towards Thebes.
poet, also
,
:
From
to
run
$ieiv
irtpl
Oieiv to
in Homer, who Hence
uses both sing,
and
plur. of
all.
)65,
tcus Ion. tos,
so
^$ , , 05, , , , ()
e's,
and
ep. of Jove, the
Theban
Theban.
e.
ov,
and
the Theba'is,
i.
territory
of Thebes. of Thebes.
II.
the Theba'id, a
poem on
the siege
poet. Adv.,
contr. for
imperat. of
i
Ion. for
pi.
aor.
subj.
of
act.
(,
:
f.
{$)
to look at, view, behold, ob-
to
festivals.
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
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.
, ,
theoretic.
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
:
, ,
a
provoke, irritate.
, (^)
6v,
{)
a seat in a theatre.
of or for speculation,
, ((()
gazes
at or
, -. . , ( . ( ; ( . , - $,8. {4) ,
to
, , ^
:
:
poet.
ov,
() ()
aor.
Adv. at Thebes.
II.
pointed, sharp.
sharpening.
-, a whetstone : metaph. anything whet one's fury, a provocative to rage, [a]
(^)
6777;.
f.
^:
to sharpen,
whet
Med.,
/
I
: Pass.,
to
pf.
whet one's spear.
II.
metaph.
sharpen,
3 sing. impf. o{
f.
Ion.
to look on,
gaze
at, observe,
form of êao/iat Dor. admire: impf.,

:
3 sing.
Ep.
Ion. 3 pi.
opt.
Ep.
Ion.
I pi.;
Ion. part.:
themselves.
pass,
2. the office
( %.
of
(III.
sight, spectacle.
, $,
5,
, ,
at,
5,
and 3
pi. aor.
cf
Ep. for e^s,

rjpos,
Ion. for
one who
looked
an admirer.
Ion. for
$, gazed
at, to be
admired, wondrous. Ep. for Oiiov, brimstone. Ep. for Ohos, divine.
Ep. aor.
of
ov, like
a chest or
coffin,
belonging to a
a burial
318
sepulchre of the dead ;
vault.
.
;
6, an Ep. enclitic Particle, rare in Att. Poets, surely

^
From
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
0, , ()
08, , ,
now
]\,
gen.,
, {)
c.
, , $.() 5 ,
Dor.
f.
were rich with

to
suck, the teat, nipple.

is,
tongue.
person.
, () $-8, {$, -8, {, ') {5) $,

bloom.
violets
and parsley.
^^
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
, ,
;
', 05,
Ion.
,
,
,.
that which
is
-.
^.
also satyrs.
to flourish, abound;
the
meadows II. to make
beasts, the chase

in
the
part of the breast which gives

yevecOai) of female sex. with woman's
booty.
, 5,
5,
-5, , , {, '^^) , , {)
a hunting, pursuit of wild eager pursuit of anything. II. collective sense, the beasts, the game, quarry.
hunter.
, ()
ov,
II.
caught, prey,
ov,
won.
-5,
ov, 0, Ion.
-8,
an effeminate
kind, effeminate.
is,
-, 0-5,
-,
-.5,
:
$,
($,
ov,
hands,
(s, is,
strain.
head-dress
-$, {$, ) , ,
,
fern,
-8, ,
-voos,
f.
of womanish mind.
womanish
$$ -,
, -, -,
contr.
:
ov,
, ,
{,
6)
(vs,
i5os,
(s, {$, {5,
) ) )
:
cidos) of
womanish
hunting
friends.
,, ,
swaying women.
slaying by woTuen's
beasts, to chase, pursue, catch.
, ,
f.
{) , {) , ,
,
TO,
to be
one must catch or win. a hunter, hunter after. of or for the chase, devoted to
the arts for
caught or won. to be caught or
winning
net, trap.
{)
or
athingto catch with, a

;
{)
:
to
hunt wild
mad for women.

singing
in
soft
Lat. venari, to
eagerly.
sense, to
2. metaph., like hunt after a thing, pursue, seek it is used in Act. II. the Med.
hunt
after, seek for: also in Pass, to be hunted,
with a woman's
pursued.
.
{vs, vovs)
dual
nom. of
woman-shaped.
03,
ferinus
:
aor.
to
make weak and
, ,, ,$,, {)
ov,
of,
{)
.
belonging
to
periphr. for
Ep. for
dat. pi. of
, .
wild
beasts, Lat.
the centaur.
Pass, to
become
, , -now,
es,
so.
hunting.
,( ,
5,
ta, V, also
the tread offemale foot.
of female sex, female, opp. to

goddess belonging to of things,
;
tender, delicate
nate.
used like the Positive in the phrases or yvvaiKs.

-iTopos, ov,
yivva
nopos a race offemales. sub , hearing -TOKOS, (5, {s, of woman's mind. with gen. wvos, , , (5, woman frock or ]
^ , , . ( , , , . - 3) ) ) ,, ) -5, -, ) , -, , . , () .. . ,
fern.
pi.
{$,
ace.
befitting a woman. Ep. and Ion. fern. ijyAcat, -eas

:
) $
gen.
{5, vovs)
$,
taph. a hunting after.
()
,
:
spoil, prey, game.
II.
a fisher.
mares.
2.
deos a generally, of or
II.
women;
:
the
female sex.
of, belonging to the chase or bunt(with bunting dogs, hounds : ing : KOves the art of hunting, the chase. and without
f.
$, , , .
Hence
to hit, strike
{) , (} {)
s,
,
,
a hunting, the chase
a hunter; with hounds and huntsmen
^
,
me-
also
1. fruitful, prolific,
nourishing.
2.
), = {)
:
in
bad
sense,
womanish, weak, effemi-
III.
the
Comp.
(5,
fin.
catch
metaph.
a, ov [tJ],
is
Pass, to be
0fai
. ,
hunted : also to Ion. and Dor. for

Ion. for
fjpos,
to hunt, run down, hunt or seek after be preyed upon.
to
{vs,
born of
woman
and
opos,
Ep. and Ion.
5,
s
for
pas, a hunter.
f
ov, v.
ov,
girls.
wild beasts.
From
{,
II.
a fight with
ov,
dress,
wild beasts. but used form a Dim. of almost always in Prose, a wild animal, beast ;
ov, fighting with
TO, in
for
it
esp. of
by
crasis for ttj crasis for
such as are hunted,
by
birds
and men.
S>
by
crasis for
to
ufvos,
hke
s,
animal.
a heap.
Lat. bellua,
faov
III.
a beast, brute, as opp. to Dim. of a little as a term of reproach, beast I like

as real
game :
II, brutal in fested by them, Lat. belluosus. manners or nature, wild, savage, Lat. belluinus.
-,
(,
pbi
iSos)/uU of wild
beasts, in-
-,
.
insep. affix,
added to several Nouns, denoting
beasts.
) ) ) -, ) -.$, -8, )
(>, , -5, {, {, -5, (, $) -5, {,
f,
the place at which, as,
'/,
home.
to strike or kill
wild
beasts.
From
beasts.
nation, as in
ov,
killing wild beasts.
ov,
fed on by wild
of a sacred bafid of revellers.
ov,
with brutal mind, brutal.

killing wild beasts.
beasts.
-, ,
,
Like -$ev,
ov,
it
-KTOvos, ov,
ov,
ov,
beasts.
proparox. beasts, feeding on them.

II.
-, () ) -5, ($,
,
ov,
ov,
,
, ,
soil,
ov,
{, 6\) a slayer of feeding wild (, looking out for wild {,

,
beasts.
Pass.,
, (
202,
0,
, ) {$,
was
originally a genitive termithe chief or leader
, .
319
in the fields, at
{5)
revelling.
to
From
honour with sacred revelry be has his soul imbued with
Bacchic revelry.
dancing and singing

beasts.
{, ) producing wild feeding {,

,
ov,
hunting, the chase.
a company or procession of persons in honour of a god, esp. of Bacchus, a band of Bacchic revellers. 2. any company
or troop.
wild pass, fed by

slaying
-5,
beasts.
ov, also
wild
dat. pi. o{
'2, $, , a serf or
the
crasis for
Lat. ascriptus glebae
the last of Solon's four tribes, the other iTrneis, (evyirai. three being the This class took in all whose property in land yielded
They formed
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.
less
:
,
{,
*)
is
. 5,
&,
:
to
Hence make
Dor. ace.
.
rb
of revellers ; c. gen., pers or followers of Love.

lengthd. form of
pears in aor. 2 and in te-ttgi,
,
,
'2,
my
5. , , {)
pi.
into a festive
company.
of
the
member of a company
Root
pf.
villain,
:
who
bound to
aor. 2
-^
-.
o( tango):
- fut. less
"EpojTos worship-
(which ap-
to
also
a hired labourer.
strong than
touch, attempt
:
touch lightly, just touch, then generally to touch :
to
Qiydv Ep.
up, lay by: of
treasure.
, , , , , {) , 05, , ^, -, {,, -) ,
aor. I inf. of
to suckle.
, 5, , --.
fut.
to reach,
gain.
aor. 2 inf. of
'/'/.
{Oiyeiv) a touch.
of
Ep. 3
aor.
pi.
aor. I opt. o{
part.
i
3 sing. aor.
f.
med. of med. of
to suckle.
. 6 $
of
heart.
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.
:
:
05, Ep. , later

;
to suckle.
to store or treasure
fruits, to
lay up in store, preserve.
Hence
aros,
II.
a store, treasure. a store laid up, fut. of

:
Ep.
pound, bray.
aor. I
ceptacle for
, , {$)
II. (sub. tuary for runaway slaves. t(pa), the festival of Theseus. Dor. 2 and i sing. fut. of Desiderat. of I wish to place. Ep. fut. inf. of Dor. l pi. fut. med. of i'tus, , Theseus, the most famous of the heroes of Athens. (Prob. from the Settler,
Civiliser.)
(\9, . , . , , , , . . , . , . 8, -, ,^ ,^, ,, , , ((, ( (, . , {) , , . , (, ($) (((. , . , ,

the temple
a store or treasure-house valuables, a chest, casket.
any
re-
of Theseus, a sanc-
, ', ' (,
,
:
,
:
crushed, bruised.
:
From
:
inf.
fut.
[]
Pass., pf.
: :
aor.
to crush, bruise,
(
$
:
[t]
fut.
aor. i
: Pass.,
pf.
aor. 2
to press, press
hard, gall
pf.
Med.,
2.
[]
he will rub his shoulders.

afflict,
metaph.
to oppress,
,
65,
fut.
distress
part.
hemmed
1.
in,
confined, narrow.
Hence
(, ,
a pressing, pressure.
metaph.
oppression, affliction.
05, Dor.
inf.
;
Dor. for
for
lengthd. from
:
Root
AN-
fut.
Ep.
pf.
aor. a
Ep.
inf.
pres. inf. pass, of
to suckle.
whence syncop.
\
pi.
(,
inf.
Bavifiv
Att.
fem. of
$.
imperat.
opt.
[]
f.
, {$)
{)
hired service. to be a menial, serve for hire. fit for menial service, menial.
part.
($,
gen.
:
Ep.
(($
[],
rarely
(or
plqpf.
from
also
; 3 ^ arose the Att. future
Att. for
forms
to be dying, to die, Lat.
perf.
perish.
( 0-5, ($, -,, . ()

morior
aor. 2
320
died,
am
I have died, am dead; so too dead; part. dead,

metaph. of things,
to
die,
Lat. mortuus.
II.
. ,
:
trans, to trouble, disturb with noise or

to be
is,
yfvtaOai) born of mortals,

ilhos)
:
bly,
of mortal race.
cheers.
s,
tals.
dispatch.
along.
, . , (, ( ', , , . . ,
, () OoivdTiKos, , ,
opos, 6,
, ,, . ,(), , . , {) ,
05,
{6$,
6s,
also
entertain
, , , ,
2.
f.
mortal,
of mortal nature. Dor. , to aOavaros mor-
05,
;
groaning.
{$)
of things, befitting mortals, human. trans, move quickly, ply rapidly,

2. intr. to
move
oneself quickly, hurry

to sit.
prophet, generally
... ,, , -5, (, )
2.
, ,
troubled
:
tumult
Pass.
to be in
"fj,
disorder or confusion. Hence inclined to riot, tumultuous.
I.
in
the noise of a crowded assemtoken of approbation, applause, the contrary, a clamour, uproar,
aor. 2 part, of
Att. imperat. aor. 2
med. of
by
crasis for
(, ,
Thurian
soothsayer.
\\.
Oovpis, ihos,
by crasis for rh by crasis for
to feast.
Hence
aros,
a meal, feast.
6oupos, , fem. eager impetuous might warrior.

sitting, assembly.
5, ,
()
Med.
afeaster. of or for a feast. of ox for a feast.

[d]
,
[]
, ()
fern,
;
of
sq.
leaping,
iSos,
rushing, impetuous,
mostly as epith. of Oovpis aams shield of impetuous
\,
2.
Ep. lengthd. from
hence
aor.
1
to feast on, eat. in
II. to feast,
or Pass., with fut.

pf.
med.
:
pass,
of or belonging
f.
to feast:
to feast on, eat.
From
rally, /ooJ,
a meal, feast, bafiquet, dinner provender.
,
.
gene-
tan board, to be tanned.

TO,
f.
for
, (') ,
,
Ion. for
to feast, entertain.
2 opt.
topmost of the three benches

longest oars and
, , , ,
OpdviTis,
$,
poet.
seat.
$, Adv. $,
of
Ion.
a, ov. Ion.
quickly, soon.
poet.
-^,
fut.
,
:
^,
to ihe
Thracians, Thracian. (epavos) to stretch on the tanner
,
-fj,
Thrace.
(^)
s
med.
in pass, sense,
OoXepos,
a,
, {08) muddy,
3 sing. aor.
med. of
thick, troubled, Lat.
5.
turbidus, properly of water.
by passion, turbid, agitated. a round hat to keep the sun 77,
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.
, () ',
Hence
f.
II.
metaph. troubled
off.
the three benches in a trireme.
a dome or circular vault
generally,
QpriKos, a Thracian.
'2,
,
f.
loligo.
Lat. perttirbare, to trouble, disquiet.
ly-passing night a hasty meal. sharp, pointed, of rocky islands or headlands.
,, ,
),
Sup.
in
'202,
bad
'02, , , , 5, . , , . , -.
ov, 0,
Dim. of
(5)
bench,
Ion.
epavos, a small bench, siool.

in a trireme,
;
one of ihe rowers on ihe

cf.
most work
of
5,
who had
the
5, , fem.
,
;
1$.
:
form
esp. the toptnost of
05,
poet.
)|,
aor.
inf.
and imper. of
Adv. of
cos,
boldly:
Comp.
to
make muddy, turbid
metaph. like
quickII.
sense,
over-boldness,
, {)
;
.. , , , . , , (). , ,
, , ,
Oopos,
quick, active, ready;
sumption, impudence, [a]
{08)
to
make sharp
or pointed.
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 inf. of
, -05,
Dor.
Att.
,
cf.
Att.
of limb.
collat.
, = 6$.
and
Dep.,
form,
of
stout-hearted.
to leap, esp. to pair,
{()
fut.
mate, couple.
the
semen genitale of the male.

of
patient;
of Dor. 3
pi.
daring, resolute.
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.
-, ) ) -, . -, (, ) 5. -5 -, ) -, $)
ov, ov,
to irouble, disquiet, disturb.
, ,
es,
, = 5,
.
fut.
courage, confidence : daring, rashness, pre-
Ion. and poet. a Thracian woman.
Att. contr. from
(8, ($,
yviov) relying on strength
bold of heart,
ov, gen. ovos,
(8,
bravely
bold of device,
-5,8,,97, {8,$) =
ov, Dor. bold in scheming or contriving. bold of speech. ov,
($,
($,
bold, encourage
courageous
6\($)
sense, rasb, veniurous,
things, causing confidence, safe.

ov,
hearted.
tongue, insolent.
audaciousness.
wheels.
in pieces, shiver, shatier.
down,
, ( , ,(, $, , --8 , ,, -, -, -) , . ,, , , () -,8, . , ,. ) , . -, , , . ) , () , , -, , , ', , ()

^].
p^lJjKios,
f.
f.
($)
Pass,
poet,
bold in war.
ov,
{$, $)
,
like
:,
321
Thracian.
make
ov. Ion. for
and Med.
to be bold, ready,
rely
on one.
ov, {Opaais,
(5) , lameni;
wail, lameni,
sing a dirge or lament. and a
mourn Hence
bold at work.
:
PA'ST'S,
(la, V, bold, spirited, resolute
in
bad
presumpiuous.
II.
of
{$,
bold-
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.
r)KOs,
5, , () 5,5,
^pos,
,,
moMrwfr, zi/ai7er.
Ion. for
Hence be over-bold of tongue. From licence of speech, insolence.

{Opaavs,
Ion.
-, , (()
:
religious wor-
ov,
.)
ship, service, observance

f.
over-bold
of
religion.
to observe religiously
hold scrupulously.
5, , {Qpaavs)
[i5]
over-boldness, rashness,
($,
*202,
Ion. for
ov, religious.
, bold of hand.
Att. for
Ion. for
at, the
Thriae, Parnassian nymphs, nurses
Att. for
vyos,
, ,
is
i
{,
of Apollo.
breaking
f.
iriumph.
II.
,
f.
lead in iriumph.
that which
:
aor.
broken, afragment. From to break, break

:
make to iriumph. From triumphal. , , a hymn io Bacchus : also a name of
III. to
II.
metaph.
is
break
Bacchus.
II.
used to express the
Roman
tri-
enfeeble.
umphus, a triumph.
a creature. Ion. for eOpeâv, 3 pi. aor. fut. of fern, of epCTTTios, ea, iov, verb. Adj. of II. epeirreov, one must feed, fed. Pass.) one musi be fed.
:
tended, a nursling
, . ^, ^. ,
ing.
the returns
food, support.
made
Ar, Eq.
in
fut. of only used in pres. and impf. med., to cry aloud, shriek out, wail, lament. Ep. for ov, Ep. for
. , , (^ , , () , , (. , , , , () , , , ^,-, , , , , .. ,\ . . 02, (, , . ', , . .5. '-5, (, ) , , () 05, , , ,

aros, to,
ihai which
reared or
of
projects
,
II.
to
be
2.
(from
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 thornthe
., , '2,
TO,
Dim. of OpiyKOs.
rest
beyond the
bushes
Tjpos,
a feeder, rearer.
Hence
stone, io
ov,
able
9penTT]pta,
feed, feeding, nourishrewards for rearing, esp.
made
by children for their rearing.

like
2.
the returns
^) ihe
, put
: metaph.
build up even io the coping-
the finishing stroke io.
Hence
5, ,
its
a coping, cornice.
letiuce, Lat. lactuca.
[]
poet, syncop. for
Ep.
-, ,
and
8, , (an old name
irideni-land, sub. yfj or
by children for their bringing up, filial duty. a sound imitative of the ciihara.
TO,
7,
of Sicily from
ihree promonlories, Lat. Trinacria. from Tpis) a trident, (for
or
(vi
ihe spirit
barbarism in 's not
three-pronged fork.
me.
aor. I pass. inf. o{
poet, for eOpfipa, aor.

I
of
dat. pi. epiî-.the hair, both sheep's wool: also oi the beard: of man and beast: only a hair's breadth off. avci Proverb., II. a kind of omelette, TO, a fig-leaf.
gen.
05,
it
6pv|/aio, 2 sing. aor.
med.
opt. of
so called because
was wrapped
the reefs
in fig-leaves.
, , , ,
77,
liiile ropes 0, one of lower pari of ihe sail, used to take it in. worm-eaien. ov,
or
the
, ,
iKos,
Ion. for 0pr},
Ion. for
Ion. for
Hence Adv. from Thrace and Adv. to Thrace.
. .
)05,
gen.
f.
(Opoos)
a wood-worm. cry aloud, shriek forth

II.
),
generally, to speak, declare. Pass, io be frighiened or troubled.
iofrighfen
;
clot
PO'MBOS, ,
or goui of blood.
s,
a lump, piece, Lat. grumus
-5,
(5, ($)
curdled, clotted.

322
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.
king's estate or dignity. Opoos Att. contr. Opoiis,
6,
,
f.
OveWai storms of woe.
. $ (\
tempest
;
tumult,
, "2,
(vulgo
:
0'05,
, -5,
gen.
pi.
of 0vos.
65, (,
grant.
{Ovos,
(v,
()
:
a confused noise,
II. report, Lat. rumor. murmuring. TO, Dim. of OpvaKkis.
5, () {5)
,
II. c.
a wick.
:
pass.
to
pf.
:to make a
ace. rei,
bling.
thing,
talk,
make a great
talk of:
keep babto keep talking about a

noise,
the part of the victim burned: a burnt-offering or sacrifice. f. to busy oneself with sacrifices Pass, to be filled with sacrifices. And
, , ,
{) smoking
storms of lightning
receiving incense.
with incense, fra-
,
:
()
sacrificial
Pass, to be the
common
in every
TO
(vulgo
one's motith.
make a false
note in playing on the cithara.

to
),
Hence
to
, .) "05
Pass, to
(vulgo be shivered ; Ep. aor.

(vulgo
shouting, tumult, murmttring.

otos, to,
piece, morsel.
easily broken
med.
pf.
be broken, crushed.
enfeebled, enervated.
to be conceited;
affected, give oneself airs, look
thing.
,: ', ' ^
,,
in
{)
) '. , ,
or
-5,, -5,
or
al,
a sacrificing.
busy about sacrificing; as Subst. a sacrifice, a priest.

ov, ov,
{,
)
,
From
($,
(pa-yuv)
consuming
:
offerings.
what
is
f.
()
off,
to smell) a sweet' [], , (from scented African tree, perhaps a kind of cedar.
to
, ,$, ($.
=
or
gen. aSos,
()
a frantic or in-
break in pieces
spired woinati, Bacchante.
(Akin
.$),
5, , , =
ov,
made of the wood
of the tree
.
Hence
cakes,
to rage, be inspired.
a confused noise,
TO,
T'AA'KOS,
a piece broken
bit,
ther.
nations.
TO, a rttsh, Lzt. juncus.
,
:
6v, breaking, crushing.
metaph. effeminate, enervated.

aor.
I
:
f.
%^ :
aor. 2
pass,
sense,
to
break in pieces, crush : Pass, to II metaph. in Pass, to be

III.
in Pass, also, to be
languishing: generally, rivi to feel pride in a

II.
( , ,(, ) -, () , ()
From
fut.
II.
pass.
incense, etc.
Pass.,
[]
^,, -, () , , , ()
f.
,
the
II. in
Dim. of a small bag. o, a bag, pouch, commonly of leapi. the loose trousers worn by Eastern
Dep.
to offer.
\$,
is
that which
offered;
[]
sacrifice,
offering;
iray-
offerings of
all fruits.
f.
to be
wroth or angry.
heart-grieving.
or charcoal, a hot coal or ember.

to be ivell-pleased.
taph. softness, weakness, effemiriacy. lengthd. from the Root
pears in fut. and aor. 2

aor. 2
Hence 6pvv)/is, 5, , a breaking
as the
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.
voc.
daughter.
son, grandion.
, ,
Ovtia,
5{)8, ,
, ,^ -, $, () , /^ '', , ', - ,, , -, ,
(,
inf.
in pieces.
me-
, -5
$, ,
s,
s,
piece of burning
wood
mind, well-pleasing.
^
,
-,
which ap:
fut.
Ion.
Ep.
to leap,
spring,
-'-5, ing herb poorly. $, . a nymph of

ov,
',
[],
(,
From
-apdv) suiting one's
(, $, , (,
,
savory, living
ov,
a bitter herb, savory.

eni,
Seinvov) eat-
the Tiber.
From
the Tiber, Lat. Tiberis.
(payeiv) eating the herb to look as if one
savory; eaten savory,

in
had
II.
?,
:
/( ^(
,
$,,-&-.
contr.
-,, ()
f.
gen.
/$,
wry face. a place for sacrifice, an altar. the Athen. theatre, an altar-shaped platform
:
make
in
the
middle of the orchestra
a raised stage or
scenic.
seat.
0vyaTpl, ace. daughter.
Ep.
Hence
Hence daughters daughter,
grand-
,,() ,
TO,
Ion. -iStos.
Dim. of
a mortar.
()
Dim. of
a stonn, a hurricane, whirlwind,
/,
,,
a
-,,
Ion.
spirit,
daughter's
girl
recover courage, be 07ieself again. is, well-pleasing, dear.

that which
is
little
Hence
, , -, () ( )
burnt as incense, incense.
Ion.
(, ^) {, $) -, , ()
vv,
of ox for the thymele,
to collect one's
a censer.
:
f.
[a]
Ion. aor.
to
burn
so as to
produce smoke
(,
to
burn as
Pass., Ion. 3 sing, incense: be burned.
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.
, -, , ) , -, ,, . , .. , ( . , , )
; ; ;
323
for
-,
to
. Dim. $.
of
Ion. for
[]
tunnies
out for the shoals of tunnies.

es,
{$, -5, , $) , (05, () -$, {5, -,
. , , {) made , , {%)
{$,
6,
Ion. 3 sing. pres. pass, of Ion. for
-5,
)
)
my
desire;
(, -8, (, 5, ) $,
f.
to
ov,
esp. of a
man
watch for tunnies. From watching for on a high place who looked a tunny-fish, simple.
iXbos) like
Dor. for
ace. pi. of
-5,
(,
-, -5,
ovtos,
cws,
sold.
-(, ,
f.
(, , , {$, $)
(6$,
, {6$,
;
all one's heart
-5, ,($, -,
and
is,
05, , () the soul

life.
anivia ; stroy the

avaryti
fie
,$ ,
soul.
II.
vXtjOos) wrathful.
life-destroying.
also, the life, breath, Lat.
) )
a
lion-hearted.
of prophetic
to fight with
, ,(, . . ()() . , , -, ) $, () ,,
{$)
Hence
tXaiov
vftv;
knock
(, , ,
f.
($,
ov, 6, the sacrificing priest.

to make fragrant : pf. part. pass. fragrant oil. , Germ. THUR, our DOOR
Ion.
to put to the door, opp. to

tnl
at the
door
the soid, heart, Lat.
after
my heart'' s
one's heart's desire; en
with all one's heart;

cious to
of any vehement passion, anIII. ger, wrath, and in good sense, spirit, courage.
soul.
2.
my
^
or
to take away, de-
close at hand.
2.
the
$$
Lat. januam pulsare, to

at the doors,
generally,
i.
e.
door of a carriage.
II.
3.
animus
entrance, access.
trap-(/oor.
III.
an
a
heart bids me against

(pikieiv to love
boards put together
like
door, a frame, raft.
most pre-
purpose; purpose wavered.

the mind, will,
thyvuis.
vinegar.
clever.
man of genius.
, ,
8
[y],
2.
(^
$)
his
mind
then like Lat. foras, out ; tK he wrenched the spear out of his thigh. Ep. Kav.from without, withforeigners, aliens. out, outside ; oi
door
(, ^.
for
Hence
Adv.
to the door, outside the
or
eos,
, ()
lihe
Oiipaios, a, ov, also os, ov,
thyme, Lat.
abroad;
mixture of thyme with honey arid

],
-5,
From
; :
of or
man
the bearer
drugs
fut.
-5, , ) {$, , {$) , -,

f.
deadly characters, i.e. fatal to poisonous, deadly of persons, heart-breaking, most irksome.
f.
"
ov,
:
ov,
(05,
to
naturally clever, a
break the heart.
life-destroying
to
make angry
:
Pass., with
to be
pf.
restive
strike with a harpoon.
(, ,. () . , ,, () ,
med.
;
aor. i
and
to be
wroth or angry
passion.
to
(s,
($.
I
aor.
, =
Ovvvos,
part. pass, of
, )) -, : , ,. , . . ,
;
men
of genius,
door, abroad, Lat. /om. to be out of doors, live
, ,
to
5^
,
ov,
-,
()
to go out of the door;
comt from abroad;
() 5
outside the door,
stranger
$
And
-. Adv. ()
the good fortune of other men. at the door, outside the

ift
the air.
From
-5,
Ovpeos,
a living out of doors.
(,
From
living out of doors or
in the open air, keeping the field.
() ,
5,
to
keep
it
shut.
large shield. (0$, great stone put against a door II. large oblong shield, Lat.
scututn.
,=
a door,
for
[]
wild or
ivithout.
wrath, passion,
[]
:
f.
to
spear a tunny-fish
to
0vvvios, a, ov,
605, , () ,
6,
, , ,
f
Ion.
and Ep.
Adv., Ep. for Ep. dat. of
(, )
of the tunny fish. fit for tunny-fishing.
From
esp.
the tunny-fish, Lat. thunnus.
, ,
$, .
. Dim. . Dim.
f
ov,
-5,
for alms.
) , ()
Dim.
. , , ,
of
also used as
Adv.
outside,
of
little
door, wicket.
(,
to
a small door: window. From break a door open. knocking at the door,
with doors, bar close.
2
to furnish
324
or brandish the thyrsus. s, {9vpaos,

thyrsus.
straight shaft : commonly the thyrsus, a in ivy and vine-leaves with a pine-cone at the top,
carried
, , ) -5, , 5,
Lacon.
inf.
(Ovpaos) to bear
seat, chair.
,
I.
raving with the
the sitting.
to assemble
the thyrsus.
, -,
by
, with heterog.
pi.
, () wand
;
any light, wreathed
the devotees of Bacchus. f. to bear the thyrsus
-5,
companies with the thyrsus.

ov,
is,
it.
chamber, Lat. atrium, vestibulum.

door-keeper, porter.
cv, tasseled,
, ,
,
{5, {5,
its
?, ,
6,
()
) )
From
delighting in
thyrsus-bearing.
caress.
, ( ,, ,()., -. ^, , , ,
Ep. lengthd.
II.
Ion. for OaKos,

;
a
to
sitting,
assembly
Ion. for
05,
II.
a door with
wvos,
) 05, , , (,.
3065
aor.
I
{)
of
a room with doors to frame. the door-way : a ball, ante-
, , , ,
by
0,
lyyos,
to
, a cord, string,
esp.
a bowstring.
crasis
5, , (^)
of
toflatter,
(^)
whip with small cords, scourge. for to the half a heap. a fiattering, fiattery. a piece of fiattery, a
f.
6,,^. , () , ()
crasis for
f.
inf.
From
fringe: esp. of the alyis.
chic
, , () , . (5 -$, () . 065, , $ . , , . , , () , ,. , ,, , , :. : , - ( , $, ( , , / ; ^ ( $ ,, () , ,,
:
in pi.
, , ,
5,
,
(A),
fut.
Ep.
-, (,
a
plate.
fringed.
with armour.
,
ov,
ijpos,
() ,, , , () worship Bacchic , ()
()
[]
v,
tassel, tuft, or
tag
in pi. tassels,
, -,
f.
,, ()
II.
. Dim. fawn fawning, ()'.

to
,
ov,
bit
of fiattery.
on, cajole, wheedle.
flattering.
breastwork.
arm
with
breast-
ing a breastplate, a cuirassier.

tasseled, fringed.
the sacred implements
of Bac-
worship.
sacrificing, the
II.
mode of
sacrificing:
itself.
sacrifices.
the victim
, 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.
rass
-$ ,(, ) (, ) -, , ,
generally, to sheath in
Ion.
armour, cover
making breastplates.
wear-
5,
dinXoos
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,
() for (, 5, ()
fit
an
altar.
strong, outer wall.
sacrifice.
[C]
Ep. for
or cuirass.
,
f.
ov, Ion. for
, =
() a
pf
,
,
ov,
.
armed with
;
breastplate
5, .
aor.
Ion. and Ep. for
aor. inf.
of
sq.
i pi. fut.
I
of
but also Ep,
for
subj.
sacrificer, slayer.
Hence
f. to arm with a breastplate or cuirass, generally, to arm, harness : Pass,
aor.
inf.
and
:
fut.
of
Med.,
fut.
[]
aor.
pf.
also used in pres. sense:
put one's armour on.

Poets, to
Pass.,
make drunk
or
also used in med. sense: victim also absol., eôis to sacrifice to the gods later, to celebrate with
aor. I
[y']:
to offer, sacrifice, slay a
'5, 08,
rjpos,
evayyeXia to acknowledge the good news by sacrificing a hundred oxen. II. Med. to have a victim slain: hence
sacrifices,
05,
less correct Ion.
,, ,
aor. i
to
arm
oneself,
Med.
II.
in Act. also, in Ion. to get

i
and
drunk.
Hence
inf.
aor.
pass. part,
and
the jackal.
a barker, roarer.
forms for
etc.
to take the auspices.
(B),
violent
f.
[],
generally, to storm, rage.
-5,
0rjs,
cense, in pi. spices.
of a penalty ; imposed by the Achaeans.

aor. 2 subj.
, ,
(,
motion, to rush
6s,
of any like on or along, dart along:

like incense, sweet-smelling.
,,
is
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.
$, ,
a flatterer, fawner,
cajoler.
($, etdos)
arcs,
, ()
that which
, , ()
?,
Ion. for
burnt as in-
I
t6, indecl., ninth letter of the lo, but
a penalty I,
I
to
sit.
From
bet.
As numeral, i'=
,.
Greek alpha-
subscriptum was always adscriptum or written till the 13th not by the side, not under (as
The
),
century.
t
In Capitals
easily
it is still
so written, as
t,
whence forms like was sometimes exchanged but more frequently it is inwith 6, as serted to lengthen the syll., as in tiv eis êivos Kuvos
was
exchanged with
:
:
\,' (
The Quantity
' , , . ,
,
[a],
taph. to remedy, heal, correct.
, (. , , , , ,, , .
:
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<pi\KvoTiK6v before a vowel, as Ion. ij'ôs, o, the north-west or In all these, the last syll. is long, and takes west-north-west wind. the accent a long vowel or diphthong in penult, is 'Ids, Adj. fem. of "/, lotiic. II. as shortened, e. g. Subst. (sub. yvvT}), an Ionian woman. 2. (sub.
for ev ks ^tvos Kevos
recover.
, ,
and
or
,,
pi.
aor.
, .,
contr. for
I
325
'laouts,
an Ionian.
:
pass, of
fut.
Ion.
:
aor.
:
Ion.
Dep.
pass,
to
heal, cure
II.
me-
aor. i
pf.
in
sense, to
be healed, to
. ,
'.
to warm,
taph.,
,: , , , ', :
,,, ,, ,,
Ion.
pi.
'
,. , , ,
;
,=
a voice, cry.
old Ion. fern, of
ds
for
, $,
by heat
3. to
etc.
of ios, an arrow, [] a violet. fut. pass, of iai, exclani. of triumph. strengthd. form of to express disgust.
irreg. pi.
of
, ,
idTos,
,
pi.
$, .
3
for
fut.
aor.
aor. i pass,
cheer, refresh, recruit
thing.
, ,^'. (, ",
:
heat.
2. to
melt, soften
iaivuv to melt the heart.

c.
:, ,
:
appeasable.
tdais Ion.
,
,
pi. pres.
\($), the Ionic of Uaai, 3 oi '.

ibo.
dialect.
ov^
()
,
('las)
admitting of cure, remediable:
tirjcns, us,
lASni"^,
Adv.
iSos,
a cure, remedy. a precious stone, jasper. in the Ionic fashion or dialect.
()
,
me gen. oos, contr. ovs, warm^ goddess of healing and health.

in a
dat. to take delight
(/)
Ep. ripos, 0, poet, for iarpos, a chirurgeon, surgeon, leech, physician, [t]
to raise the cry
of lacchus.
god of shouting and revelry. chanalian shout.

as the
dirge.
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
i6.ki\io%
, (
,
[d]
f,
f.
()
Ion.
Ion.
lacchos, mystic
name of Baefhus,
2.
the
Bac-
Ion.
Hence -, , ($) -, , a wailing woman.

f.
to bewail.
(
II.
6$,
I
as Adj. melancholy, plaintive.

:
aor.
, ()
inf.
a wail, laimnt,
:
the art of healing: surgery, the art of healing. c<y*, (larpos, the physicianseer, of Apollo and Aesculapius.
, ), () -5,
3 sing. impf. of
() 6$, ,, ,
(sub.
, . , , () ()
,
the art
6v,
()
Idso, the
of medicine.
curable.
a surgery. for of
ing, treatment, remedy.

ov,
bic verse.
,,
,
verb. Adj. sent, dispatched.
$, ($)
f.
:
assail in iambics
,, ,
and
Ion.
$, ,
- -5, , , ), 4, , ,
to
larpos Ion.
send
leech, physician
,
:
:
105, ,
metaph.,
, (, )
:
() = $
{)
$)
surgeon,
opyrjs, etc.,
practiser of
m $.
is
[id]
()
f.
a means of heal-
the night
in iambics; ro
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
TAMB02, , an
1-5, , {), 5, ,, ,() ,, = ,

(tos,
iamto
rest the foot.
rally,
Drama.
. , ) , () ,, , : ,
:
exclamation of joy, ho! ho! [t]

aor. I
:
f.
to sleep, to
pass
to
hence to dwell in a place
iavtiv
an archer,
[t]
aor.
pass,
of
ov,
glad-sounding.
:
f.
17^0,
to shout, cry aloud.
,
f.
a cry, shout
a wail, shriek
gene-
any loud sound,
, (()
pf.
[]
cry, shout,
[]
fern. part.
():

326
*.
who
has
;
c.
to cry, shout, either in sign of joy or lamentation: II. of things, to reace. to sound, proclaim.
;
iarpos
professional
man
:
sound, reecho
water, to hiss.
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.
, , , , "
5,
:
of the waves, to roar
of hot iron in
prose-writer
a thing.
loiv.
\]
ovos, 6, Ep. for
gen.
Ion.
*1,
Att.
$,
an Ionian.
ace.
7,
the
îvoi.
5, ,
[]
[t3],
1'$,
.
2
personal, opp. to public.
awkward.
^.
Ep. for
vos
also
Troy
wood,
for ship-building,
,,
copse.
Ion.
", ,
,^^/, ace. iyvva or iyvvv.

Ida, a mountain in Phrygia near
II.
,
', ,
another in Crete.
2. titnber;
[t]
'5
of
a thick wood,
timber
skilled,
oneself up, writhe, esp. for pain.

aor.
I
ov, (l5os)
causing sweat.
6,
and. [] or 16, imperat. of eJSoy, aor.

[r]
Ion for
*,
lo, he-
, . . . , , , ( , ,. , ,
2.
c.
gen.
$ ^$
rei,
a mediciner or
an una
a poet or
unskilled or unversed in
an
III.
ill-informed, common-place felone's countrymen, opp. to
Hence
,,
of ox for a private man, private or 2. commonplace, trivial,

for
Ion.
and Dor.
inf.
6,
^,
pi.
of
II.
Ep. for inf. of 57, knowledge, skill.
,,
of
From
ov, gen. ovos,
()
practised,
versed in a thing.
f.
to crook,
bend:
Pass,
to
double
pass, of
Ion. for
hold,
Dor. for Ep. for
Ep. 3 sing, of ilbov, aor.

Ion.
of
*'. []
2.
*(.
(,
,
1
pi. aor. 2
opt. of
*>.
*'.
2
aor. 2 part. fern, of
sing,
and 3
pi.
aor.
of
-,
(ideiv) form.
generally, the
look or appearance of a thing, as opp. to its reality, Lat. species. 3. a nature, kind, sort; a way, manner, fashion, [t]
formed from
own
, , , 6$, . 5, -, , 02,
Ion. subj. of
for
, ,
,
.,
V.
is
, ,
in
02,
0$, TO, sweat, perspiration.
imperat. med. of
(.
violent heat.
II.
as
Adv. written
3.
lo! behold! see there! in giving a thing, there!

ironically
Ep.
6,
inf.
of med. of
inf.
Ion. for
(, (, (,
',
Dor.
see there
*(. aor. 2 of *. aor. 2 of *^. []

aor. 2 of
aor. 2 of
*6t'5ci;.
2. well! as you please ! ! repeating another's words, y
yes to
be sure, sheer wine.

practice, skill
Ep. 2 sing, of
sub
(,
(5,
aor. 2
med. of
[t
*.
of
fut.
of
* ct'Scu.
Comp. and
f.
counsel, take one's
own way.
:
)
2.
:
Sup.
to follow one's
a, ov, Att. also os, ov:
private, Lat. privus, privatus
one's own, personal, opp. to public

;
5).
or
2. one's own, opp. to aWorpios private property or concerns. liar, separate, distinct : hence strange.
3.
, ,, , {- , ), . , , {)
[]
gen.
Att.
, , ()'
;
Ion.
or
[t],
, {'$) knowledge,
war.
skill in
(5, , , neut.
the ant.
experienced, skilful: as Subst.,
provident creature =
((,$
from
toil,
the
$, ,
.
poet, for
$.
pi.
[]
Hence
to sweat, perspire, generally
This Verb, like piyow, but also from pain or fear. instead of ov and 01 (as if it is contracted into and
were
hence 3
pres.
3 sing. opt.
pecudat.
II.
;
used as Adv. privately, opp. to
(ppivos
account.
perament or habit of body, idiosyncrasy.

f.
sweat with fear Adv. of
private life, a business. f. to live as a private man. be without professional knowledge, be a layman.
ov, 6,
a pria private soldier : also an individual, opp. to II. one who has HO professional knowledge, a layman, opp. to one
vate station, opp. to
, ,
5,
-, ,
[t]
:
:
away from
one's senses.
irreg.
III.
(formed from
, {$,
aor.
in
i
).
, ,, ()
,
Prose usually
privately.
). '
Comp. and
07i
Sup.
$,
sweat: to
one's oivn
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.
;
peculiar temto
()
to make encamp an army
, (,
: :
, ,
f.
fem. part,
\$
[]
not
::
[]
:
,.
l
:
aor.
pf.
() Causal
Pass.,
:
aor.
to sit
down;
to
sit
Pass, to be seated,
part. pass.
firrnly seated, steady, secure.
tofix, found, establish: to set

II.
to
ples
Med., with
";
up
pf
pass.,
($) a private person, one in
/, .
From
up
for oneself.
III. to fix, settle, establish
,
pf.
still
pf.
11.
statues, dedicate
to
tem-
in a place;
introduce,
intestine
wai
to
give footing
to
pass,
placed, situated;
place
Med.
els
,
to
found
or set
to,
persons
be
settle
in a
to found or establish for oneself.
idpws.
opt. of ISpus, ojTos, 6: Ep. dat. and ace.
sweat, perspiration.
gum.
of one's brow.
in
heart.
,] ,. ,
2.
, , . ,:
,,.
II.
/ .
dat.
327
for ISpwra,
ace.
and
of
sacred things. II. Subst. the sacred recorder sent by each Amphiclyonic state to their Council along with
the irvXaycpas.
():
Upov, TO,
V.
lepos n.
of trees, resin or metaph. anything earned by the sweat

the stveat
iepo-virs,ov,,{leps,v) conqueror in the games.

Upo-TTOtos, 6v, {lepos, managittg sacred rites: Athens, the leponoioi were ten officers, one from each tribe, who saw that the victims were without
at
)
:
:
pros. part. fern,
, Ep. for
(,
of
part. fern,
i, lev,
, ,,,
phrase
(v. *), of with knowing, sensible
blemish.
place, person or matter
-,
:
5, {lepos,
holy, reverend.
beseeming a sacred
Ep.
aor. 2 subj. of
*'.
ibo.
aor. 2 part, of
,
161,
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of 3 sing. Ion. and Att. impf.
Ep. for
pi.
iot,
3 sing. opt. of
'. , 1(,
Uts, teiaa,
liv, pres. part,
Utat, 3
\.i\Lev,
pres. pass,
and med. of
Ep. for UvaL,

pi.
3, ,
ov, pres. pait. pass,
( '.( .'. '.

ibo.
inf.
*,
(as if
from
tf'tu).
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.
a, ov, also OS, ov
*IEPO'2,
/ or relating
;
to the
lepa Ion.
, Lat.
sacra.
the sacred,
,,
i.
,
:
offerings,
sacrifices, victims
lepa
hawk, falcon.
priestess.
^^, {() , (()

Updreia,
77,
,
:
lev,
Aeol. for 'Uaav, 3
impf. of
'.
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.
III. special
e.
phrases
i.
lepa.
voaos,
uvai, pres. inf of

icvai, pres. inf.
6,
UpuKiaKOs,
Dim. of
aKos, Ion.
'. ,
ibo.
the great or mysterious disease, prob.

2.
a small hawk.
contr.
,,
the epilepsy.
lepa
Delphi
also that
lepa
-65,
pLps
Ion. ip-, Pass. {Up6s) to be a priest or fashion.

the priest's office, priesthood. the priesthood, body
arcs,
of priests.
.,
Upcvs,
f.
,
Ion.
Upeia Ion. ipeia, Upciov Ion.

lacrifice
(Upfvs) to be priest or priestess. , fem. of Upevs, a priestess.

or
$
.
generally, a slaughtered aniyyial.
,
$,
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-
6-5,,
,
-KCus.
^, ,
f.
from Athens to Eleusis. 3. the sacred ship sent from Athens to Delos. ov, {lepov, wreathed in holy
) )
17,
the sacred road to
crilegus.
{iepus) a victim,
rites; lepovpyeiv
Ipcvs,
(Upas) a
priest,
Hence
sacrifice.
sacrificer.
lipcvTO, for hpiv6T0, 3 sing. impf. pass, of

Ion.
to kill, slaughter.
,
,
tcpia,
1',
f.
{lepos) to offer, sacrifice.

II.
2.
Up-ovpyos,
intr. to
be a priest.
Subst. a sacrificing priest.

f.
, = 1(.
Ion. for Upiiov.
Att. poet,
, -05, , ,
form of Upeia.
{tepos,
')
Ion. Ip-, ov, 6, {lepos, one who expounds sacred things: an initiating priest. Hence
hieroglyphic,
letters.
expressing ideas by sacred symbols instead of
poOvTos
) -, , ) , -, , ^. -, )
6, {lepos,
-3,
-)5, -(, .-(
.-$,
($,
($)
605, , ,
f.
Ion.
, ,
-,
,
{lepos,
evayyeXiov
{lepovpyos) to perform sacred to minister the gospel.

religious service, worship,
esp. as
epyov) sacrificing
to be
an
initiating priest.
From
of or for an initiating priest.
Adv.
a sa-
Upo Upo
soil.
aKos, 6, (lepos,
cred scribe, one of a lower order of the Egyptian

priesthood.
ov, {Upov,
temple or of the sacred vessels in

Ion. Ip-, o,
ov, {if pas,
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
the sacrifices.
ov, {lepos,
smoke /row
receiving sacrifices.
sacrificed to a
god ; U-
{Upus,
'/)
^, , -$,
{lepos,
to discuss
sacred things. mystic language.
, ^,
{lepos) to hallow, dedicate.
{lepos)
) )
it,
a keeper of a
Lat. aedituus.
[]
of hallowed
'.
()
328
intr. to stt.
2.
HKavos.
sidere.
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
, , ^: ( (
soil,
of
to settle down, sink in, Lat.
Taygetus.
sidere.
wailing, mournful, II. epith. of a cry of woe. plaintive; Apollo, the god invoked with the cry aor. I of inf.
ov, also
os,
tts
impf. , Aeol. 3 of which Ep. ^/ compds. imperat. used Ua impf.

;
, , / ^ , , -, -, ) ) , . , ,, ,, ) . , , , ,
impf.
Ion.
for the aor,
:
I,
v.
later fut.
aor. i
I.
Causal,
. ',
17,
nuine, of the good old stock. of the Nile, naturally formed,

Ithaca, the
II.
of some mouths
opp. to
original,
57,
home
of Ulysses, an island
make
is
to sit: see eJaa,
II.
intr. to sit, sit

:
down;
to take one's seat
of soldiers, to
on the West coast of Greece. Hence Adv. to Ithaca : and , ov, of Ithaca, an Ithacan.
Ion. fern, for
v. iOvs
[t]
2.
of earth, to
settle
down, sink
in,
Lat.
,
I
($, Adv. of idvs, directly, straight, Lat. recta via. imperat. oi (, come, go, begone: as Adv. come
forward
aTOS,
on
, , $,
17,
io! exclam. of joy. [t']

Ion.
for la, voice,
sound.
neut. o{ iOvs, used as Adv., like
ov,
()
-|,
8, = ,, ,
Ion. for
^-,
:
opp. to
3 1
^<'''
or
^*;
:
{$, $,(,,() , -5,

(Wvs,
ov,
, (() ,,
ov, [iOis,
step,
movement.
(5.
straight-haired,
giving simple justice.

straight-running.
woolly-haired.
['\
17,
fair, stand-up fight.
From
fighting fairly and
opt.
iiijyi'
inf.
uvai Ep.
pi. if'
((
subj.
:
imperat.
fut.
t'et;
subj.
honestly.
or te/ifv
part.
i
-voos, ov, {Wvs, v6os) honest.
aor.
aor. 2 î/,
;
the ind.
opt.
is
only
rightly.
in
fivai, part,
( (
Med., pres.
:
ei's
pf,
(
:
ts,
Si,
(,
or
inf.
plqpf. e'lKeiv.
if/xj;'
:
aor. i pass,
aor. I
med.
:
aor. 2
med.
pf. pass.
plqpf.
cl'/x'?''
Causal of
'',/^ (
to send,
to
Pass, and
also
:
Ion. and Ep. for

direct, rule
Ep, Sup. of
aor.
most straight, most

:
f.
^: : (,
to
:
Pass., aor. I
2.
make
straight, straighten,
;
'
to
to
Pass, to become straight or even they ran even with one another.
(ibo), to
make
to
go,
set
agoing
atoay, let go, dismiss.

utter, emit.
I. hence 2. of sounds,
send send forth,
guide in a straight line, send or shoot straight;

straight
to direct or steer straight,
horses
steered.
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
to drive the of a boat, to be guided, 3. to guide, rule : of a judge, to rectify,
Pass,
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,
let
burst forth
iiii
yaiav
5$
:
'
correct
-,
also to chastise.
-iropos, ov,
'5, (,
{$, , , {Wvs, spear-shaft, []

euros,
() ()
:
going straight
on.
($
straight-flying,
5 ( ' , . -, . -, , . ( , . '. $, , , ,. , , , , (, -65

(
f,
^,
(5,
(
(
[]
$ ($,
:
),
:
,
), Ep.
aor.
Hence
ovos,
epith. of Apollo
from the cry

!
also a
hymn sung
to him.
Hence
Homer only in ace. iOvs, vos, purpose, plan, undertaking, endeavour
to cry i^
or
Ion. aor. I inf. of
, ' , () -, (,
=
(s,
straight upwards.
for
/,
3 sing. pres. subj. of
ibo.
3 sing. pres. ind. Ion. for

dat. also
-.
-5, , ,
ace.
Greek form of
-TOvos, ov,
{5,
aor.
() =
from
:
plur.
f.
straight, press
right on
' .( ()
:
stretched out, straight.
, (.
[]
:
an impulse,
but also
[]
to
go
c.
gen.,
veos drove
the
Hebrew Joshua, Saviour.

rjpos, 6, Ion. for
right against the ship.

bent upon doing
iKcivos,
17,
II. to
105,
poet.
1$,
Ion. for
is,
-,
:
ov,
{-()
hence
to desire,
be eager to do, purpose.
befitting,
becoming:
medicine
:
I.
birth, lawfiilly begotten, legitimate
yivos) of honest of a nation, ge-
of persons, iKovbs
sufficient,
competent, able to do a thing;

absol.
sufficiently versed in

considerable, respectable, tolerable.
sufficient,
\.
security or bail, Lat. satis accipere.
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.
,, ,
( $,
, ov,
f.
II. of things, large or long enough; iitavbv to take itcavbv a long time ;
enough:
generally, a
$, ,
sufficiency fitness
,
iKavws, Adv. of iKavos, vws to be sufficient
Clfcapos) Icarian,
,..
Hence
, , , ,
"IKPIA,
, ,
Dor. for
aor. 2 opt. of
the half-deck
of an Homeric ship:
II.
.
II.
329
boarded platform, scaffold, benches. Adv. at once, close together.
of Place, close
{) hard 5, , () a
to,
by,
gen. suppliant.
c.
Zcvs
the protector of the suppliant.
sufficiently, Lat. satis
Sup.
name of
that part
8, , Homer ($. ), 05, , ,

(sub.
ov, syncop. for
($.
ov, {iKTis)
of a weasel, of weasel-skin,
II.
as Subst.,
weasel-skin.
of the Aegaean sea which is between the Cyclades and Caria, where Icarus the son of Daedalus was said to have been drowned. iKcXos, 77, oi/, poet, form for i/iAos,///te. [] Hence
3 sing. aor. 2 imperat. of II. (i/ftTT^s) the prayer of a suppliant. as fern, of Iniaios, a female suppliant. iKcaios, a, ov, also os, ov, of, for or presidII. stippliant, ing over suppliants, epith. of Zeus.
,, .. , <, ,
to
, ",
.
kite,
"IKTrS,
Wos,
the yellow-breasted marten-cat.
3 sing, plqpf. of
impf.
in
:
aor. 2
make
like,
aor. 2 inf. of
come: to come to, arrive at, reach a certain point, whether of Place or Time 'yovva we come to thy knees, in token metaph. to of supplication (cf. 2, form used
Ep. poetry:
to
. ,
Lat. milvus.
:
,
:
in
contr.
root of
reach, arrive at,
manhood,
supplicating.
-6$,
tecting suppliants.
6,, 6605,
iKCTcCa,
aros, to,
a, ov,
:
,{)
ov,
q. v.
($,
)
ov,
{($)
ovpavbv T ing even to heaven.

conditions
jyjpas,
old age, etc.
)
nom.
:
re
violence and force are reach-
receiving or pro-
a mode of supplication.
()
the
,
:
proper
aor.
l
to be supplicated.
[i
From
Ep.]
:
Dor. for ';. [] Adv. (';) in troops, in bodies, in companies, Lat. turmatim : in abundance. [] pres. imperat. of
f.
Att.,
, , , ,
:
2.
necessity is upon iku come upon or over me.
aor. 2 subj. of
to
approach as a suppliant,
entreat, beseech.
05
olive
sync.
105, ,
II.
for suppliants.
hand.
branch which a
ov, 6,
suppliant
^
:
to supplicate,
{$)
(sub.
"02,
,
,
(sc.
it
Ep. for
ov, Att.
. .
5,
-pojs.
.
(OV,
conversely of circumstances,
me
vttvos,
pi.
(,
2.
of gods, propitious, gracious
of or
in
(),
his
fit
cious, kindly, gentle: also cheerful,
,
be
,
,
of men, grai.
gay.
'
e.
neut.
0$) God
be gracious to thee,
held
5,
()
Hence
of
one who comes to seek proII.
tection,
a suppliant ox fugitive.
the protector
of the suppliant.
,,
IkTis,
05, ,
and
a following and so a fair breeze, (from favourable, wind, Lat. vetitus secundus. [t] fut. Dor. lengthd. from
:
come : to come a suppliant

him.
fits,
^ , (5 , $ 08, ), (8, , . ", ^ . ,{'). , <05, ,

ov, protecting the suppliant, of Zeus.
fut.
), fern,
8.
Ep. for
),
2 sing. aor. 2 subj.
of
to moisten.
From
, .:
IXapos,
Lat. hilaris.
far
from thee.
cheerfulness, gaiety.
(I'Kaos) cheerful,
From
gay, joyous, mirthful,
5, ,
Adv.
Hence
[a] Ep.
gaiety, Lat. hilaritas.
aor. I
Dep.
(iXaos)
to
pease, propitiate, reconcile to oneself, of gods

also to conciliate a
sense, be gracious.
Dor. apbut
man.
II.
to expiate, atone
in pass,
'IKMA'2,
abos,
moisture of any kind.
for.
III. aor. I
imperat. pass,
or iKêvos, only in the phrase
ovpos
Hence a means of appeasing

i
a propitiation,
sacrifice,
[]
aor. 2
pf.
part,
to
Ep. aor. Ep. for
part, of
2 sing. aor. I subj.
of
{$)
to,
arrive at, reach. to one,
2. to
come as
to
beseech,
entreat
ov,
concerns proper.
of
, -, . , ,
;
impers. in pres, and impf., it becomes, beInveerai whom it most beseems ; rovs
3.
rb
((
esp.
II. as Subst.,
propitiatory
propitiation
or the mercy-seat.
that
which
of
is
fitting,
iXta, Att. neut.
$, Att. for
or
troop,
Dor. for
Ion.
1-, Adv. part. pres.
pi.
fittingly, aright.
2. a troop of horse, squadron, company. Lat. turma, ala, strictly of 64 men generally, a troop.
:
Dor.
. ,
pi.
of
'.
(, ()
crowd, band,
380
company.
youths.
6.
3- at Sparta,
subj.
\, = 1\,
,-, ,
f
a certain division of the
imperat. of
'.
gracious, propitious, in 3 sing,
or after,
(t'Aaos) to be
and
2 sing. opt.
\$.
esp. in imperat.
gracious, propitious
pecul. fern, of
I.
Subst.'lAtas,
(.sub. yvvr)),
the Iliad, of
ming
ming
, ,
, , ',
', , ,
a
{sub. yjj) the
.
:
Dor.
freq.
pass.
be
,, , () (( . ,
:: ;
clothing, apparel,
to
[t]
Aeol.
long for, yearn for desire; c. inf. to long or wish to do. More as Dep., with aor. I med,
($$)
II. as
land of Ilium.
3. (sub.
woman
:
of Ilium,
),
2.
(, -5,
,
I
pi.
of
ibo.
Ep. for Uvai,

is,
($,
ingly.
6$, ,
^
)
inf.
of
f/it ibo.
looking long-
iv,
(^pos) exciting love or desire,
Homer.
r.or. I
iXiyyiaaa
lovely,
/o
have a swim-
-8,
sweetly
charming. ,
(($,
4$ Dor.
for
in the head.
{, ()
From
a spinning round: a swim:
\t]s
growing
^-
or blooming.
in the head, Lat. vertigo
lyyos,
*05,
of Ilus,
'-, ',
ov,
a whirling, whirlpool. , Adv. (Îkios) from Troy. old Ep. gen. of Adv. at Troy.
()
,
a swoon.
[Fj
old Ep. gen. of
or
(, ) ". ",
"$,
slime,
destroyer of Troy.
, , ,
"",
:
[t], 6, a longing yearning after a person or thing, Lat. desiderium : absol. love, desire. Aeol. for
"IMEPOS
(, , , ()
poet, for
Uvai, inf of ibo. (âs) the rope of a draw-well : ace. absol., a rope's length, i. e. as long as a bucket
. ,
:
longed for,
lovely.
TO, Ilios or Ilium, the city
also called Troy.
", '5,
Homer,
taph. one of the feelers of the polypus. 'IMA'IS, avTos, 0, dat. pi. Ep.
, 5, , -,
:
IXKas, ados, iXKos, 6, V. sub

vos,
, (, {)(\. ()
squinting.
takes to go down and come up a well. iv. Dor. for , ace. of Pron. of 3rd pers.
Lat. ut
a rope, band.
time;
dirt,
($,
mud,
pi.
[genit.
IXvos
later t\i/os.]
, Dim. (!) , , Dim. $. , (,

of
ov,
Ep. dat.
of
5. .
of leathern thongs.
leathern
* ^( 5, ' os
see.
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
$,
,
;
of
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.
;
band
me:
that not,
Particles,
lest,
Lat. ut ne.
(,
I.
"
III. elliptic
(sub.
what end J
Adverb,
of Place,
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 :
cestus
consisting
3.
of leathern straps put
what place, where ; iv' irpa(p(v they Avere bred and born c. gen.
:
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.
dite, Lat. caestus.
etc.,
4.
whip, generally a ivhip. []

fut.
flog, scourge
, , , !, -,
,
:
, ) ,
{,
TO,
what place, whither ;
((5,
pear, seem.
the
thong or lash of a
:
with double dat., seemed to them like the son of Peleus
clothes.
form only a Dim. of garment, cloak or mantle worn above the swering to Homer's
TO, in
clothes.
II.
care of clothes.
. . '5, , () , (, ) , ;, , .-&<, , (, )
[]
:
aor. I
($)
to
also to smite.
Dim. of Dim. of
[-]
:
epith. of Bacchus.
6,
, ) -,
,
,()^ '
Lat. ubi terrarum.
' lyivovTo
= oiroi,
is
,
:
yha)
with other
to
Lat. ubi, in
where
loci, iva yijs, \aipas,
'
2,
Lat. quo, to
whither he
gone.
Dep., only used in pres. and impf to appear, to appear like

:
he
absol. to ap-
{'Ivdas) Indian.
ov,
,('$,
the Indian-killer,
f.
to
clothe
pf. part. pass.
dian.
. the river Indus.

ov,
an Indian:
zs ]. = '105,
In-
clothed.
= '05.
is.
a dealer in
lvs, pi.
nom. of
(, an outer
an-
muscles at the back of the neck generally, the back of the head, nape of the neck, [Iv] 'INI5, 6, a son, child.
Iviov, TO, (is) the
generally,
a cloth. f
aos, contr. ovs, Ino, daughter of Cadmus, afterwards worshipped as a sea-goddess by the name
',
to take
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.
, ,
f
, ,, |,
{)
(Jius,
, .
?.
iovXis,
'
,
i.
831
,
5, , a redfish.
e.
(/)
the
Judaism.
lOvXos, ov,
temples,
{oos) down, thefirst growth of the heard;

young hair beneath the
the whiskers.
{16s,
(lôs) to catch birds by birdlime.

to catch birds withlivie-twigs.
fowler.
, ,
-05,
|-8, ,
, ($, *'(^)
'5, ,
fut. of Ep. aor. 2 of ':.
.
II.
:
From
setting lime-twigs.
(from
one who uses birdlime, a
furnace
misseltoe
:
Lat.
VI SCUM,
also, the
mis-
seltoe-berry.
birdlime prepared from the mis
seltoe-berry, Lat. viscus.

fcus, 0,
cry of
-^, '5, $, -5,

:
-5, , {, ^, ,
-8, ,
f.
) ) -8, )
dat.
{05,
(',
()
):
contr.
bearing misseltoe.
the waist.
Bacchus invoked with the

!
a song beginning
to shoot
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 ;
{Invas,
-, ) ) -, 5, {5, 5) -, )
,
showering arrows.
es, {IttvOs,
delighting in arrows, oi
-, , )
,
baked
in the oven.
boiler, caldron,
'2,
;
as Subst.
violet-eyed.
(I6s,
lo-BcTos,
lo-SoKOS,
, {, 5() , -8, {, (,
(lus,
-, , ,) -$, ', , ,
,
{,
Ep. form of impf. of
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,
, , , ,
5, ,
()
)
(tov,
From arrows. shooting arrows. dark-haired.
violet-twined.
( ') (
guide a horse,
-, , -, ^^ .,
by
at
{) , , $ (5
,
taxes,
[t]
{,
Lacedaemon, who chose 300 youths ($ or body-gjiord for the kings.
three officers
to serve as
lir-
,
to
{ittttOs,
carrying horses
to
iir-
(sub. vavs) at, tratisport-ships for horses.

fut.
Dep. (tWos)
drive or
drive a chariot : later, to ride ; iitto ride over a country. II. as

;
Pass, of a horse, to be driven or ridden
broken
dark-fated, miserable.
the violet, Lat. viola,
[]
cock
-, -,
also to be
ibo.
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
")
$
inf.
comic imitation of the seaman's cry
the Adriatic sea, acrofs which she was said to have swum, not to be confounded with the Ionian sea. lovTS, part. pi. of ibo. with violet locks, ov, {lov,
-5,
[t], 6,
(5,
dark-haired.
Ios
[]
)
dat.
;
!
, , ,
in.
:
ov,
(tWos,
ovos,
al)fighting on horseback.
(,
a gryphon, dragon.
()
little
,,
{0$)
poet, form for cry of the knights to each other in
1'--8, , , (',
for
monian word
command
, -,
:
, Dim.
f
17*^0;,
?),
of
i'niros,
'$,
to
)
fit
. -.
a horse-
horse, pony.
Lacedae-
be a general of cavalry, to
the cavalry.
the
Hence
of the cavalry. From of or for cavalry.
with
irreg. pi. la,
{Uvai
of
(
dat.,
lirtrapxiKOs,
ibo)
an arrow.
'5,
IOS,
rust, verdigris, Lat.
aerugo.
for kvi.
*IO'2,
, 5, -,
joy
6,
poison, esp. of serpents.

(Is,
;
, (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,
II. as Subst. (sub. riding-dress, horseman's cloak. the order of knights : the knights' tax.
-, ,
. as ].
command
Ep. for
o-ovos,
ov, {ios, aricpavos) violet- crowned.
will, resolve
lov, a cry of woe, Lat. heu
,
[i\
by the will or pleasure of the gods.

S, {Ios,
mostly
in
^ 5),
riding
i
chariot-driving.
struck by an arrow.
seldom, like
a cry of
, {) , ()
, ,
,
ov, easily ridderi.
f.
'lovSaUKos,
, ,
to live as
a Jew. From Adv. of or for the Jews.
a horseman.
, ,
$, and
II.
riding, horse-exercise.
2.
for horses or for

ov,
-$.
:
tirireia,
{()
fit for riding.
{)
;
horsemanship, riding, driving,

cavalry,
From
'lovSaios, a, ov, of the tribe
esp. racing.
ofjudah :
as Subst.
a few.
2.
(sc. yrj) the
land of Judaea.
iirircios, a, ov,
()
of a horse or horses
hndos
a crest of horse-hair.

332
fever.
expedition in a chariot. tirwcvs, ((OS Ion. rjos,
driver of horses,
from
at
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
:
horse: see
chosen men, who formed the king^s body-guard, but see did not serve on horseback rjpos, , and , a rider,
;
horseman
metaph. of the wind, nvoais innevcravTOS when Zephyr rode with as in Horace, Eurus equitavit per undas. serve on horseback.
horsernan, to ride
:
., , ,
,
charioteer, or the
,
:
i-mrepos
-ipos,
(iVffos, (pos) love
for
horses, a horse-
. -,
Subst. a
in use,
arcs, to, (lirirevw) a ride on horseback,

(i'mros) in
($, --, ,, {$, -,

(tWos,
Homer, either a warrior fighting
hair, with
/. ,
(tnvevs)
:
2. at
Sparta,
300
driver or rider of horses.
race.
-, ,,,(, ) ) (, ) -, {6$) -,
($,
rough horse-hair
crest.
liriro-ScTTTjs,
-,)
ov,
yv)
tamer of
horses.
yipavos) crane-cavalry.
vulture-cavalry.
horse-taming
as fem.,
without any masc.
epith. of Kopvs, thick with horse-
5
:
as
,,
,
reins,
a halter.
halter.
Dor. -ras,
(',
a horse-race or chariotII. epith.
0-05,
Hence
from
:
f.
aor. I inircvca
to be
of Poseidon, delighting in the speed of horses. a race-course. ,
his gales,
II. to
horseman.
or driving;
epith. of honour, like
or driving.
milkers, a Scythian or Tartar tribe
mares.
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,
liTTriKOs,
) ( (, $) -, ) -, , . , , {, () -, )($ -, , -, -, ) -,, ) ) -, -, -, (, ) -, ) )
as Subst.
, , -,
5,
Ep.
-, -, -, ,
II.
ov,
of the horse-race.
pi. ace.
Adv.
()
ov,
of lirvfvs.
like
monstrous
II. like
a horse.
7-5, ($, KeXevBos) driving

ov,
-, )
,
Adv.
('$,
(5,
{'$) forth from
$) ^)
5.
horse-courier.
the horse.
Ep. dual gen. of , (tWos,

beetle.
a horse-beetle,
horses
a charioteer, rider.
0,
Ep.
for tirntvai, pi. dat.
of
iirnevs.
liriro-KevTavpos,
a horse-cen;
('$,
for
fit
for riding
taur, half-horse half-man.

f.
a chariot road,
17^0;, to
keep or
groom
horses
, Ep.
f
form
Ep.
to
,,
to ride or drive.
From
ov,
(5,
groom
one's beetle.
From
horses.
as Subst.,
driver of horses,
one who fights from a chariot, our Knight, [a]

fit for
who attended
the
Athenian
ov, (innos,
horsemanship
the
(tmros,
'/)
:
furnished with a horse, a horseman, knight.

f.
Mare-
as Adj.
milking
in horse
aTos,
,
:
ov,
(',
, , ($,
(5,
keeping or grooming , a groom, one in war. decked with horse-hair. one who is
to be superior
Pass, to be inferior in horse.
Hence
victory in a skirmish of horse. tremendously ov,
(i'lrnos)
steep
riding.
III.
Adv. -Kuis,
horse-hair.
from a
-, -5,
like
on horseback, equestrian.
iirwios, a, ov,
a horseman. of a horse or horses.
(')
, ,
2.
(iVirtos,
ov,
($,
chariot.
a horseman, rider.
[],
ov, gen. ovos,

2.
0-5 , ,('$, {'$, -5,

[],
metaph., high-paced words, bombast.
in Chalcis
nobles.
good for grazing,
-, -5,
of Euboea, the
ov, ((ttttos,
-, ) -, $)$, ) ) ) -, , {$) (, ) )) -, (,) -, -, (, ) ,)

tiTTro-KpoTOS, ov,
ov,
is,
($, a neck-breaking word. sounding with ($,

with horse-hair
the
),
the
tramp of horses.
(iWos,
crest.
cavalry.
IV.
('$,
mad for
horses:
shaggy with
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.
luxuriant.
one who fights
Hence
(5,
going
tV-
back.
rich in cattle.
(,
horseman. feeder of horses : were the knights,

horses,
fed on by
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.
,, ,
:
,
f.
mad
love for horses, racing, etc.

to
fight on horse-
Hence
---,
a borsekeeper.
Egypt, hippopotamus:
, )' $.
, (5,
in
ov,
the river-horse of
Herodotus,
03, , ,
pi.
hiToi
//be
also
horse, mare, Lat. equ7{s, equa: the the pair of horses in the chariot, and hence 'irnrojv from the chariot; chariot itself;
is
". ,
:
833
Ion. for
'
Xaos re
in chariots
;
!; -$,
sing., as,
iiriros
the foot-soldiers and those who fought II. horse and foot.
iTTnos, the horse, cavalry, Lat. equitatus,
always in
the hippopotamus.
III. iWos a thousand horse. IV. in Compos., any-
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,
taph., 'AeKiov
place of the sun,
-,'
^)
riding : of an army, cavalry.
, ,
bowman,
for racing.
, ,
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,
, , , $,
Ion. for Ifpttov.

Ion. for
. os, .
(vos,
:
(.
Dor.
for tepeia.
.
:
).
.
:
, -$,
-6, ,
Ipos,
,()
'-^.
[t]
fiing in the sacred races,
[t]
the dark stabling-
Ion. for
i.
e.
the West.
or, later, of 57, {ittttos) the art of driving II. the horse the art of horsemanship.
ov,
iiriroTd, Ep. for
,,
5. {$)
,
= iirniKOs.
Homer
driver or rider of horses, always uses Ep. form
II. as
"^,
Ep,
'-. -5, ',

Ion. for Upos.
[t]
a horseman, knight:
the horse-folk, horsemen.

ov,
-, , (,
esp. of Nestor.
breeding or keeping horses.
, -, -,
uivos,
Adj., XeoJS
6$)
^ ,,
-
\
^,
and sinew : very

[t]
,
,
17,
f.
TO, Ion. for Upov.
Ion. for
Ion. for
priesthood.
gen. ivus, ace.
Lat.
pi.
nom.
ivts, dat. iveci
VIS, strength, force, nerve, thew

as,
freq. in periphr. like
,
II.
the strong Telemachus.

neut.
pi.
a muscle
the neck,
a mounted
horse-archer.
f.
-65, -8,
of Taos,
liaos,
used as Adv.
like like
ov, {'iaos,
ayyeXos)
an angel.
a brother.
to
And to breed or keep horses. a breeding or keeping of horses, esp.

(Jttttos,
From
ov,
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,
-, -,
{iitttos,
) $)
)
or hold equal to another, c. dat.
horse-feeding
excessive pride.
^, -5,
'
, -5, ,
3
pi.
its
ov, \iaos,
.bi\s)
{taos) to
Dor. for
'.
ov, (jiaos,
with a horse-tail, with crest of horse-hair. a stable. TO, (iirnos,
a troop of horses.
trainer.
a halting-place, station. a buying of horses. to buy horses. f.
. , -, (, ) -, ) $. , , -, () ) -, , ,
,
worth
II.
. -5,
-|,
Ep. impf. of
)
3
pi.
make equal
Med.
make
rfdeiaav, 3 pi. plqpf. of ov, {icos,
Dor. for
ov, (laos,
weight in silver. Dor. part, of and of 3 !, of
, , , (iWos,
a horse-keeper,
3 sing. impf. med. of []. Ion. for she likened herself. Dor. for 3 sing, of to speak (jiaos, and Med.
, '5)'. . , ^, ( ,-, . -^)

vos)
as
(v.
(.
ibo.
equal in the race. II. Ep. for
swift as the wind, [a]
good as
silver,
).
^, , -, ,
,
,
f.
oppress
, ) , ,
,
(tirnos,
S, (tVifos,
(Jhos) horse-like.
a place for horses, a stable:
on equal terms, with equal freedom. , equal right of speech

of the law.
Hence
:
generally, equa-
lity in the eye
From From
a buyer of horses.
:
-5, ,
"ISHMI, I know
forms, sing,
part, iaas.
a late form for

:
(Tiros)
,
tpa,
, .
,
:
generally, to
Dep. hurt, harm.

:
to fly. to press
hard,
Ion. for itpa.
atcos,
contr. for
Ion. for
1(.
a hawk.
Ipcia, Ion. for
Upaa.
Ion. impf. of
(.
Ipcvs,
ijos,
^^, Ion. for
Ion. for Upfvs.

i(pev(.
be, II. know, imperat. pf. of sum. the Isthmian (sub. Upa), Hence <rame^, holden on the Isthmus of Corinth. " to attend the Isthmian games. f.
imperat. of
-, , (' "-
) , ", -5,
iKos,
,,
{'iaos,
^)
of the same age with.
ov, {i'aos,
lasting
an equal time.
or
;
a pres. only used in the Dor.

;
pi.
ov, (iaos,
fs, {laos,
with as many oars. apapfiv) equally fitted, equal.
(ps)
*.
^, , () 05, ,
,
, , (6$)
of the Isthmus.
334
(sub.
"Ixrû.x.os,
,
:
'$, $,
),
the
pecul. iem.
TO,
Isihmian.
"
ê-is,
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,
, ', $,
17,
;
{$)
Isihmian games. a necklace.
':
()
^/<?
'($
ov, also os, ov,
of the Isthmus,
. . ,
Hence
: ;
Pass.
()
,
to
have equal rights.
-5,,
enjoying freedo j}i
-, -,
f.
footing.
equal.
" " , ( '/ ' '(5 , ,$) ( -, --, ) ) -5, -5, )

gen.
Ion.
:
-, ,
Isis,
well-matched, on a par with

ov,
(,
to
dat.
ace.
an Egyptian goddess, answering to the Greek Demeter, Lat. Ceres.
"ISKfi
or
make
like;
\pv5(a
quantity.
-,, )) ,. -, -5, -, -, ) -, , ) -, -, )
ov,
equality of rights, political equality. having equal rights,
{',
b,
ov,
{,
)) (,
:
like
a child. a span long.
to be a
match for.
equal.
From
{',
equal in the struggle,
TO, level
ov,
ground, a fiat
{',
6,
S,
them
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
like truths.
II. to
-3, , {', ,
-poiros, ov,
:
(,
.
-^,
(5,
equipoise
'205, ",
[]
:
,, ) )
es,
{',
(, (,
{',
Att.
')
neut. from
of even surface, level. equal in breadth. a second Plato,

equal in number or
like
an old man.
equipoise, equilibrium.
From
equally balanced, in
equally matched.
equal
to,
the
V.
measure
(s, (Jaos,
of equal weight.
measure ; equally with me.

for
ov, gen. ovos,

II.
godlike,
tributed, equal;
equal to a god.
ov,
{$,
equal in fortune or happifiess. living on an equal
alone (sub.
share, fair
one's dues
(s,
{$,
-05,
-5, -5,
ov,
{,
0fos) equal to the gods, godlike.
es, of eqtial might or poiver, possessing equal privileges with others. Hence 17, equality of power and rights, political
-,
-$,
equality.
,
;
ov, [taos,
ov, {'iaos,
{,
) ) )
equally
balanced:
measure; hence fair, reasonable, upright man. 2. at Athens, o(

:
)
;
"
;
' '
[t"],
',
;
', Ep.
same
as, like
. .
'
equally with;
' '
also
II. equally divided or disan equal portion, also an equal and to obtain
'
',
'
a fair,
the equal division
;
of all civic rights
equal to the danger. equal in property.
)
fii
punishment punishment
;
vided.
equal.
-, ) -8,
partnership.
ov, (?aos,
Dor. for
mother.
es,
), -,
)
) ^) )
-
equally level, fiearly
,,
(, -
like one's
-5, -5,
ov,
ov,
{, ('$, {,
equal in the fight. equal in size.
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
'' ',
TO
HI. of Place, even,
,
{',
ov,
at
$,
'
equal
(sub.
)
to
equality
the
'
(sub.
di-
offence,
condign
votes
equally
level, fiat,
Lat. aeqiws;
Lat. /
aequum descendere
,. ) .
',
'.
''
'
all
with equal fore-
, , {()') -5, {',
equality of taxation.
bead or front. (,
equal in length. to have an equal share: to take a share in a thing with another. Hence Ion. a sharing equally, equal
-5, (', ,., ()

-, ,
alike.
-$,
ov,
of a thing
air.
7^5
2. generallv, equal, close,
-5,
-5,
ov,
-ovcLpos, ov,
) (, ) . (,
(,
havmg an
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.
-5, (, (',
:
same taxes
,
T^Tos,
equal share
earth's equal partner
resembling
light close akin to darkness.
, , -5,
-8,
{', , (') {",
)( {(), )
)
equality.
accomplished for
(),
equally stretched.
equalify of
resembling.
havirig the
to
uvfipoi) dream-like, vacant.
vos, 6,
, {loos, v(kvs) dying the same death.
-, )
ov,
honour or privilege. From held in equal honour

in pres.
same
privileges.
Ep. Verb only used match oneself with, cope with, vie with ;
(,
rally,
equal in strength.
level with the
, ,
-5,
, -5,
-63,
f.
(pya
with one in accomplishments geneto be equal to. Dor. inf. of ov, (iaos, bearing equal iveights,
vie
,
ov,
-,
up
a
335
in brass,
raise
person
2.
brazen
statue
to
him. to begin
lisb.
to raise, raise up, stir;
epiv
i's,
or
-5,
3. to set up, appoint, estabIV. to place in the balance, weigh; npos Ti one thing against another.
quarrel.
{icos,
xciKos)
edge or brim.
ov, {laos,
to be
-8,,
ber of votes.
-5, ,
ov,
$)
Adv.
equally woolly with.
contemporary with. From (iVos, xpavos) equal in age or time.
'^
B. Intrans. to siand, be set or placed; with an to be in a certain state or condition ; xpcias

in
irapa .., io
situaied.
what need we are: set oneself towards, go

II.
'
(is.,
2. io lie,
or
be
io.
io
siand
siill,
take one's stand: io

III.
equal right to vote.

II.
From
ov, (îaos,
^5) having an equal num-
stand firiyi, remain fast, be fixed: to cease. to siand upright, rise up, be sei up : of a horse,
, , ,, , . , , . -5, , ,
:
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
others, equal in deciding
65
,,
-5,
6$
^)
($
6$
(5,
ner
Pass, io be
made
like or
equal
to.
Ep. for
inf.
,
to
sal,
Kiv, together with pres. pass,

fut.
, ', , ,- -, -, ', , - -, , ^), ^ , ,

(lengthd.
,,, , ,. ,
and
aor.
i
, .,
rare coUat.
pres. imperat. pass, of
sheet:
and 3
sing, impf.
2 pi.
of
( , '.
v. *
form of
in
sing. pres.
sails reefed.
Ion. for
from
*2)
:
metaph. a meddling, cheating fellow. carrying ov,

gen. Ion.
. ., .(, . , , () -.$ (, )
Ion. for
.
cloth,
thing woven; a web,

to
sail,
keep
the
the
are divided into causal and intrans.

to stand, pres.
A. Caufut.
tenses
of
-5, -5 ) {, -5,
, = foreg. , {$,
,
ov,
sail-patching
sails.
plough-tree or pole.
make
impf.
of Act.
pf.
B. intrans.
stand, in aor.
plqpf-
rest
impf.
(as also fut.

1
med.
fut.
aor.
[],
pf.
fixing the mast

f.
plqpf.
But the
pres.
impf.
also
a
{$, -'5, {$,

in.
on which the mast was 2 and 3 dual pf of
)
io
)
laid
-5, , {6$, $) the

the mast-holder, a
let
*'.
when
down.
for
ov,
as well as aor. 1
in
must
be
re-
()
garded as med.,
sense, to place.
:
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.
7, .
, ', ' ^; , , () ; (( ,^; , , $, , , (, . ^

quire of, question,
:
which case they take
causal
c.
working at the loom. learn by inquiry : to inof things, to inquire ace pers. II. to narraie what one has
:
hole in the keel
);
'),
(or
),
2
gen.
Ion.
$,
:
(Homer
and 3
uses gen.
ace.
pi.
6($):
;
pole.
aor. 2
[]
sing. subj.
]$,
sei,
e$, e, 3 pi.
for
/)*,
plur.
and
for
inf.
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
II.
the
(-
for
-Tovos, ov,
Causal,
to
make
siand,
place.
:
II.
beam.
make
siand
siill,
stop,
check
io
make
fast,
III. io sei
up, sei upright, io raise up, as the
mast
in a ship: io raise or erect buildings, io sei
up
statue in one's
honour
Tivdi
to set
-6, , , , ,
f.
{$, ()
stretched on the web-
{6$, *') to work at the loom.
3 sing, imperat. pf. of but Dor. gen. of

:
*(.
or
epos,
, ,
dat. of the same. knowing, acquainted
336
with, versed in
right, a Judge.
who
'. , ) ) - , ,, 5, -, . , , .. , , , ,
as Subst.
one who knows law and
, Dim.
ov,
1.
of
tSos,
(,
[]
^. ,
.
woman
, (") $, , , an
,
:
ov, 6, poet, for
^.
Italian.
as
pecul. fern, of
Italiote,
one of the Greek inItalian.
-5, (, ,
sells Jigs.
habitants of Italy
quenching blood:
"'2, ,
Ion.
II.
styptic.
f.
. .
for
poet, for
$,
of
$, , , - andheadlong,, Adj. () -, a willow,

hasty.
fem. an Italian:
Italian.
Lat. sa
dry, dried.
lix.
3 sing, of lengthd. form
Pass, to check oneself, bold back, check, hinder: II. intrans. to hold on by, cling to a thing, wait.
and so
back from a thing, [d]
,,,
=
(60,
(is,
to
a wicker shield, a target. Hence Irnvos, ov, of willow, made of willow, wicker. Itov, verb. Adj. of ibo, one must go. ibo. 3 dual impf. of
Itt\s, ov, 6,
to desire eagerly.
to check,
Itos,
, ((
voi,
(( ibo) hasty, impetuous

ibo) passable.
((
!
impudent.
hinder:
c.
gen. to keep
joint turns, the hip-joint

to
Pass, to
, () / 1 -,
-, , $)
05,
imperat. med. of
05, , {$) ,, 1, .
the socket in ivhich the thighin pi. the hips or loins.

thin, dry,
..
a dried fig.
of
inf.
Boeot. for Zeus Zeus be wittiess
Irpiveos, a, ov, like honey-cake.

iTptov, TO, a cake,
,
:
From made of sesam^ and honey.

3 sing.
pf.
of
*;
:
"ITT'S,
17,
the edge or
rim of anything round,

edge of the shield
the
the felloe of
wheels
itself.
the outer
make
withered:
round
metaph., become so : to bring down the proud stomach. irapeia) with withered ov,
{,
;
cheeks.
gre.
voice.
,
,
II.
:
6v,
-5,
:
()
:
thin,
of
style, poor,
ov,
($,
II.
stuttering, stammering.
f.
)
stiffly,
lean,
withered,
mea-
meagre.
with thin or weak
aor.
I
Att.
(laxvpas)
to insist
to use Dep. strongly, contend stoutly :
all one's strength,
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
, ,
shield
, () 05, () ,,
;
()
obedience it was used to recover unfaithful lovers hence metaph. a love-charm, witchery : strong desire.
stinately
2 strong, mighty, powerful. 3. severe, great, excessive: stiff, firm, lasting, hard. Hence by violence, force, opp. to
05, , , ()
esp. to affirm ob-
Pass, to be strengthened,
vebementer
bodily strength.
, ,
,
gen.,
to
Adv. strongly,
Sup.
vos,
, :
a
to
c.
():
impf.
to be strong,
, ) ::
(is,
gain greaterforce.
also to hoxul, shriek.
\.
singer, whistler, piper,
exceedingly,
Lat.
most certainly.
strength, force, might, esp.

o/" soldiers.
2.
a force
f.
aor.
mighty, powerful:
to
one's full powers, be in health
hold oneself
iv
(
form
ov,
^,
in,
and
strength.
only found
in pres.,
and
in impf.
to hold, check, restrain: intr. to stop:
Med.
check oneself:
difsist
it
hold! be
a thing;
II.
tivos to
from
(,
-, , ($, ) -5, (5, )

ts,
(impers.) here hold or possess.
stopped.
2. to
later like
have
to wife.
fairly, equitably.
often joined with av or merals, about.

aor. I
Adv. of
$,
fish; a fair price. bearing the same name. H equally, in like man?ier.
III.
. , ", . ,. , ^, , )
stout,
, 8,
.
',
fut.
:
of
aor. i
,
ov,
:
()

one
[t]
:
(J<pi)
is.
to shout,
holla:
who
shouts or cries
strong,
also oi, ov,
mighty,
force,
", . Adv.
:
stalwart
women, goodly,
comely.
strongly, s/outly, with might
valiantly
[]:
have
daughter, called by
'^) -, , (,Homer
,
ov,
old poet. dat. from
Iphigeneia,
Agamemnon's
still!
'.
probably, perhaps : in Att. IV. wîth nu-
med.
opt. of
Ion.
-, , Italy,
[first syll.
long in hexam.]
, , ) , -, ) -,
f.
, () -5, , (,
f.
() strong, mighty: of sheep, goodly.

to fish,
a kind oi pot-herb. Dep. =
angle
Ep. 3 sing.
impf.
to strike fish,
spear them.
From
ov,
striking or spearing
a spoil oi speared fish
as Subst,
-5, (, . -5,, , (, \05, ()

,
ov,
is,
an harpooner, spearer. ov, fed on by fish. Dim. of a Utile fish.

holding fish. fishy, scaly, foul.
-65, (, ()
-.
fish-shaped, Jisb-like,
?.
consisting offish.
, {$, \)-, $,{, ,,
struction offish.
'^ -,
noin.
-, -5,
'2,
:
068, ,
v,
($)/
))
the
offish, fishy.
II.
in the Ionic fashion, softly, effeminately.
fisherman.
plague or de;
hence
, ,
$,
in
337
],
, (^)
Ionic, Ionian
Adv.
-kS>s,
the
smallest
(par/uv) fish-eating audpes the Fish-eaters, a tribe.

S,
, {$,
:
N. T. an ,-
,'
iota,
letter
in
the Greek
alphabet,
a jot.
in chase, pursuit.
$
and
the fish-market,
in all
offish.
-,
)-5,
(5, irayrjvai) fish-piercing. and the are contr. into and ace. (5, ($, a fish, Lat.
vos,
ace.
pi.
piscis.
later
II. plur. ol
[y in sing. conipds.]
rjpos, 6,
nom. and ace,
in genit.
{, \^$)
a stealer
phabet. As numeral near akin to 7 and
-5,
ov,
is,
fish.
in the track,
, -,
ixOvocpayos. [a] {8, eldos) = ixOvoeibrjs
/;///
of
{'$) 5, ,()
$ ^;
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
,
17,
f.
ov,
ov, 6,
(^$,
out.
following on the track. a casting about for the scent. one who follows
a tracker
)
to
- , , ,
;
iV,
,
etc.
TO, indecl., tenth letter in
Greek Al'=20, but ^=20,000. is

hence the older Att. changed
into
into Kvoos,
into into
so the Ion.
into
as
nounced
{^)
5, , (^) 8, good , ,
IxvevTiKos,
ov,
, . ,
(,
Ep.
pi.
like
before 7 ng. our
in
ayKadev,
Kd, Dor. for the Ion.
Ep. for
poet, for
(, $,
Ace,
= the
Att. av.
aor. 2 of aor. 2
part, of
. is
pro-
ol,
the Cabeiri, divinities
worshipped by
:
the Pelasgians in Lemnos and Samothrace they were represented as dwarfs, and were called sons of Hephaistos or Vulcan, as being masters
in the
''IXNOS,
, , (, ) -,
,
fôs,
art of
working metals.
for
at tracking.
From
{txvos) to crack or trace out, hunt after. TO, (ixvos) a track, trace, footstep.
TO,
track, trace,
veins of gods
,,
-, (, ) .
a
a kind oifetter or trap. track, footstep : metaph. a
mark,
clue.
'IXflT*,
$, ,
:
examine
, , 5,
, 5,
ov,
fut.
the track.
ichor, the fluid that flows in the
Ep. ace.
), for
:
, ,
that eats
'.
from
lyre
;
, , umphe ,,
to
! !
, ,
, , , ,
gen.
nom. pi. Tins horn and wood. [?]

lttOs,
2 sing. aor.
subj.
of
contr for
( ,
of
ibo.
imperat. of an exclamation of joy, as
but Att. also of fear, sorrow, and Boeot. for
..
,
as if
():
worm
of
fem. of
in Lat. io tri-
, (l(vai) shelter;
(to,
,
etc.,
;
oh! eywv, and
the
under shelter
the north wind.
) any
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).
^. 8, (5 6$,
Dor. for
, . ,. , , ,.
,
Ep. for
() , = :{.
fit for
;
before 7, as
Kay yaw.
Hence
burning, dry.
ayav 5.
to
laugh aloud, Lat. cachinnor ; Ep. 3

Ep. part,
aya\v,
as
-.
see
crasis for
ly.
before
4.
3 dual aor. 2
Ep. for
Ep. for Ep. for
nom.
pi.
aor. 2 part.
Dim. of
ov,
the balloting-urn.
;
/ios)
Cadmean
ol
the roaring or whistling of the
loud sound; the sound of the wind the sound from <.
mus, Theban.
of footsteps.
() , ,3, , , . ",
v.
,
as,
heterocl. ace. of
the battle-din, the rout, pursuit.
Creiisa,
the loniafis.
from
whom
[t]
Ion, son of Xuthiis (or Apollo) and sprung the Ionian race; ol "laves
{tov) a violet-bed, Lat. violarium.
, ^.
alphabet of sixteen
Ionic,
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,
letters,
, , 5,
, 5, 5,
Cadmeans
8, , ($) a
descendant of Cad-
/. ^.
hence called
yp-
which was afterwards increased by the eight
338
an urn or box /or

KdSos,
o, TO,
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
dedicate hy fire. as incense

:
a burning of a dead body : funeral
pure, cleanse, hallow.
ment or expiation.
f.
stain with blood.
putting down, destroying : a pulling down, demolishing. KaOaipercos, (a, iov, and verb. , Adj. of to be put down : to be accomplished.
aor. 2
peg.
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
;
. , , ,, , . . 6, . , , , {) , , -, , ,{) , , {) 05, {) , 03, -, .) $ -, () -, {) , ,^ : : ) -( ^^ ^,

:
Kaboi
(()
fern,
pail, jar, cask, Lat. cadns.
II.
collecting the votes,
$.
[]
Kdeipa,
II.
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.
:
.6,
antesiari.
one must keep clean, be pure, tivos
from
a thing;
f.
f.
Att.
, {, -)
to
as.
to devote or
to be clear or
burn as a
sacrifice,
burn
II.
2|,
free
, from
$, ,
,
verb. Adj.
from
to be clean or
pure
to
esp.
guilt.
fut.
Alt.
,=
cleanse,
Hence devour. , a devoting or dedication byfire.

f.
purify,
make
clean.
ov,
cleanly, neat.
Hence
-"[,
Att.
, (, ayvas)
II.
rites.
cleanliness, neatness.
to
make
to offer as
an atone-
a cleansing, purifying. that which is thrown

II.
aivay in cleansing: in
p\.
offscourings, defilement.
or, bloodstained, bloody.
, {,
From
to
make
bloody,
metaph. a worthless fellow, castaway, outcast. a space purified with proper rites ; kvTos within the purified ground.
f.
III.
5, (, ,
=
to join or fit to.
a cleansing, pttrifying.
2.
65, ,
Ion.
6$,
From
take
fut.
:
an atonement,
of garments.
(sub.
"~'5, , ,
in
expiation.
clean, pure, spotless, nnsoiled,

clear, open, free ; tv space, in a place clear
in the
II.
a destroyer.
:
an
ope?i
from
fut. 2
inf.
to
down
\
;
to
2.
take
down
one's
bow from
power
duce
;
cancel, rescind
bring
like aipHv, to take

fut.
': ' {): , (:

esp. to
:
or cleatt, cleanse
rify,
to
expiate.
Tfip,
even as, just as. KaOairros, fastened on or to clad in skins. From
, . ^ , -, -( , -, () : , ^ . , . -, , , . . -, -. , , - . $
to
by force, pull down, overalso to demolish, destroy : also to humble, reto take
down
depose: of a decree or resolution, to it as law-term, to condemn. 3. to an end, accomplish, achieve : Med.,

to achieve great feats.
off, seize.
and carry
aor.
- 5, , -, {), {) {)
plete, effective
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;
dead bodies
ev
of the
the
piatory.
an expiatory sacrifice ($, ,

ov,
4.
, ,
I
the portion
army fit for

fut.
service.
Hence
to tear or
cleanness, purify.
or
snatch down.
(sub.
ov,
cleansing, purifying, ex-
II.
as Subst.,
:
Tu
(),
purification, expiation.
a cleansing, pw'ification, a cleanser, purifier.
pf.
Pass
to
aor.
{, ),
form.
:
fut.
of
a seat;
II.
make pure
pu-
the hare's seat
sitting
still,
loung-
in religious sense, to cleanse,
ing, delaying.
(as if the
purge : Med. to have oneself purified. II. purge off, wash away, to cleanse away, atone for,
fut. -aXoCât aor. i down, Lat. desilire: of a storm,
:
impf.
but also
sit
:
Verb were not

:
a compd.): fut.
:
aor.
part,
Dep.
to
to leap
Dep. rush down. aros, anything tied, a knot, Xveiv Koyov to untie a knotty point.
to linger, tarry
sit
to sit as suppliants
down, sit still, of an army, to
to
doivn
iti
a country, take up a position. Ep. and Ion. aor. i of Ep. for 3 pi. impf. of
aor. 2 of
Att. for
Adv. once for all: altogether. Ion. with Adv. =
pf
pass, of
enclit.
-,
,,
f.
aor.
aor.
to tie or fasten
tn
{,
Pass.,
Sopcus
confine.
also
(pf.
' ' 6,
-65,
ih
for
ffs, otie
~( {, '')
:
:
and
Att. for /far-:
f.
-(:
to shut np, enclose,
($,
for eis
l
Ep. aor.
of
by one, one after another; va.
: :
pass.
aor.
of ships, to launch, Lat. deduco.
and
, , , . $, , , , : (:
f.
, ^^ . ( , . -, \, -, -( ,. ) , . , (. ^, . , , , , . , . , -, , ~, ^, {) , , . (, -, .
KaOeKTOS
339
05, , , ())
aor. 2 inf. of
f
f.
to be held back.
properly
:
perf.
:
of
oneself, to be seated, sit
of judges,
(0
to have seated have taken their
, to wrap round,
for
infold: Ion. plqpf.
-\
:
or
(as if
:
from
pf.
-()
I
seats in court journ, dwell :
Pas., aor.
- -08,
:
unemployed
up one's abode, sobad sense, to sit idle, be listless, lie of an army, to encamp : to lie in wait.
generally, to take
in a, ov, also
pf.
draw down,
of
, ("
pi.
esp.
happening every day,
Dor. for fut. of
fern,
aor. 2 part, of clothe

;
Ep. for 2 pi. of impf. of same. imperat.
(-,
daily.
l
aor.
:
of
but
Ep.
3 sing. impf.
see
impf. of
f.
Adv.
(, ()
in order, in succesdoti.
(ojs,
a holding, keeping hold

a necklace.
of.
make
to sit
down,
set
[] down
:
Causal
:
of
to
-6, - ') -() , {, -, (, '()

arcs,
fut.
of
sacred things, to consecrate:
KaQ
(as if
:
metaph. of the
, 6<5, , , , ,
:
first
down,
aor. 2 imperat. of
aor.
part. pass, of
pi. pf.
Ep.
..
to steal
from
aor.
-,
-(|
Dor.
:
Pass. o{
{.
to creep or steal
down
hallow.
down
the cheek.
-, (, , . )
to
,
:
Pass,
to establish, institute: of
to sit
down,
settle.
dedicate, consecrate, devoie,
to sit
Dor. for
impf.
of
or
if
the Verb were not a compd.):
6s, pf. part,
of
fut.
3 o{
with
in'.r.
sense.
part.
syncop. part.
pf.
plur. neut. of
also
-6'
existing laws, customs, usages.
(, '):
:
written
aor. i Dor. Ep. another Ep. form of aor. i is always used in Causal sense
I. Causal, to make to sit down; make an assembly be seated, i. e.
( , ,
Att.
fut.
down. med. imperat. of
sq.
Att.
(as
sleep,
-, -, (, ): -, -,
fut.
-,
to
gest.
lead the way, be guide: hence to shew the way in to establish, ordain, to dictate, prescribe, Lat. praeire verbis. Hence
to
. ,, . -, :
impf. Ep.
Att. also
to lie
down
to sleep,
dyopas open one

in
to
generally, to
set,
appoint, constitute.
3. to
so.
2.
slumber
metaph.
f.
to rest, be at rest.
to place or settle in a place, establish.
place one
II.
f.
to find out, discover.
a certain condition, make one so and

sit
Dep.:
di-
intr. to
mock
at,
deride; Ep. 3
-
fut.
II.
(, (, )
pi.
of an army,
to boil
down,
),
metaph.
to soften, temper.
2 sing,
Att. for
uvos,
f.
doing a thing,
in luxury.
, ,.) , -, -.
:
,,
(,(, '/) ()
of
leader, guide.
:
Dep.
,,a
f.
leader, guide, teacher.
aor. I of
- 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.
: :
-, ,
down, be seated,
to sit
fut.
: (
down
sit,
esp. to sit at
in a country, aor.
I
encamp.
Ep.
(, )
;
: (,
meals
down
to,
be
TO ovTos, and meet or proper, one's duty : but

stances.
, . -, ) , , ,
(,
aor.
f. i
aor. I of
down upon,
to
squander
o{
^;,
(,
to fight.
to.
extend
come or go down, go 2. to come down to, come or reach II. /o reach as far as, to suffice or
to
2. part.,
is
enough for
a thing: to be meet, proper.
-(, ), -,
:
6, -6,
f.
attack.
2 sing. aor. 2
to intreat earnestly.
fut,
: :
hence
that which
also
to illuminate.
:
-, ;
the present state
of things, circumin upon,
(, tJKios) to bring the sun

;
imperat.
;
subj.
inf.
part.
(5
opt.
impf.
- -, . .
f.
:
i of Dep. to ride down, overrun with horse : generally, to trample down. f. to ride down, trample underfoot.
$, , , ,) . . ], -^ to
to,
Dep.
.of
aor. 2
come down, come

to let
I
reach to
to touch, probe.
(,
down
by a rope.
Dor. for Dor. for
aor.
part, of
2 sing. aor.
:
-, , ^^, , .
Att. aor.
1
of
or
-, for
and
imperat. of forms of the
pres.
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
in aor. 2
and
to settle oneself.
pointed.
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 :
3. to
:
customs, usages.
general, generally.
fess.
II.
-,^ , - -, , ) -( , - -, - ) , , , . ,, ,, ( ^., , $ (5 , -, -^,
: .
,
:
340
KaC .
to be other
in Causal sense, pres.
f.
to be fast asleep
impf.
fut.
aor. I
6impf.
Dep.
so also of the Med., pres.
deceive by false appearances.
than one
f.
is,
personate some person or thing.

:
(, (,
also in
Med.
:
to
II. c. inf. to
pretend
to let loose,
let
go, hence to give up, betray.

3.
2.
intr. to
slacken
to
one's exertions.
:
Med.,
give
way, yield
also to slacken in one's exertions.
subj. of
Adv.
(, $)
like
according
while
as, as.
I.
pf.
plqpf.
Conjunct., and, also.

Lat.
et,
joining words
in all
tenses of Pass.
to be placed, set
down
and sentences,
to Lat. que
:
enclit.
tc answers
2.
to be set,
established, ap-
when
in Prose
two words or
clauses are
are often used, combined, re tc XeovTes bears and lions, both as creatures of one ds kind ; they are admired both as wise and fortuclosely
$ /;-
nate.
II.
also, used to
existing, established ;
existing laws,
clause emphatic,
(
2.
make
a single
word or
.8, ' , -. , , (8) '

pres. part. pi.
life
also forsake
me.
then let with Participles or Adjec-
o{
tives,
Adv.
for
in so far as,
according
as.
beit, as,
",
may
I
;
be rendered by though^ although, al-
for
general, universal. 6\ov, as Adv. on the whole, in
Hector will he rage.
keep away, how much soever or although
3. even, to increase or
pf.
upon
observe.
-^, -, ) -., , -,,

f.
f.
: :
,
to promise, aor. 2
f.
, {, '/)
formed from
inf.
II.
:
of words, esp. with a

;
Comp.,
is
as,
diminish the force Oeos
to con-
often used in this
engage. Att. 1S3, to equip or array fully.

(cf.
fore ovTos
with neut.
;
pi.,
and
besides, especially
:
yap Seivorepov
is
yipovTos; for what

that
i-
an old one
(i. e.
worse than a judge, and especially an old one). 4. so also

rising,
i.
med.
anchor or moorage: and in Pass., with aor. I 1 to come into harbour, put in. generally, to bring into a certain condition.
bring
to
-, , (,
-,
insult wantonly.
ov,
,
: f. f.
f.
to look
down.
trans, to look
down
in diminishing, le/xeiOS
,way
bethat,
e.
and
generally, to view, see, behold

to set in
to perceive,
he longs to see even the smoke

but the smoke, only the
Att.
motion, impel. to bring into harbour,
with
after
whom
6$, like Lat. yvr| aeque, simul, perinde,

'Laos,
5,
'tis
sweet only to speak.

etc.
, , -,
so also in
Med.
oaios) to offer sacrifice to offer on one's own part.
used as Adv. for

aor. 2
f.
' ',
in
what manner.
for
Att.
-8, (,
med. imperat. of
to treat
despitefully, to
insolent.
absol. to
wax
to shoot
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-
-, , -
of water; a cup of water, periphr. for water itself. f. to sing of, to descant upon.
vp)full
-,
^,
f.
, (,
-65,
permost.
, ,
Dep.
to
-) (,
(,
, . $ (
Koi
. .
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.
;
( .
; ;
smoke
ofs
(^
ac,
atque after
}
III.
were it Keyeiv
as,
for
. .
(()
, and
:
even, also even.
II.
and
indeed,
certainly
in answers, yes indeed, by all

III.
means, Lat.
et certe, et vero.
supposing
it
to be the case,
Lat./ac
ita esse.
IV.
and
besides
that also,
and moreover.
:
promise earnestly.
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, KV, Ep. for
4,
\,.
$, , ,
be
it so.
f.
very much. II. certainly, Lat. et vera. and verily, III. in answers, well, and/urther, and besides.
have new;
thing
never before suffered.

is,
, '' () ^ ( -, ()
Att.
, ,
the north-east wind.
, and
aye
and
to
make new,
the house has some-
new about
new-made.
suffering,
-, -, -^,
new
:
bear thy new yoke ; to offer strange, new-fangled prayers. (S, newly suffered,
it
;
^. ) .
: ;
:
; ; :
841
:
opportunus
also lasting for a season.

;
Place, in or at the right or critical place
vital pari
of the body, vital; kv or of wounds, deadly, mortal : a mortal wound: generally,
'
;
II. of of the parts in a
(sub.
acci-
to
dents.
Hence
Adv. seasonably.
II.
mortally.
II.
KAIPO'5, , due measure,

iripa
right proportion,fitness
(, ')
?
($,
beyond measure, unduly.
of
Time,
critical
the right season, the right time for action, the
moment, Lat. opportunitas

irpos
rejiew
phrases art thou using
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 tKa, 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, ,
-, ,(, ) ,, () ()
,$
f.
ov, gen. ovos,
to suffering.
^,
6v,
in Pass.,
) (, )
(05,
to
;
newly fastened, newly
,
(V
nience, advantage, profit
at the right or proper time, in season, opportunely
make new, Kiyeis what new
, , an
Hence
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
nience,
,
:
generally, conve-
or absol.
02,
<, /3
(,
but
passed mankind
so in part., Sokoici
-5, ( -3. ) ^, -, ( * ( - , 6, ^ , , ( , ^, 4 -,
: :
, (, , ,
Lvooc,
-5, , (, (() ,
,
-&, , (, -,
:
, ,
(
'^
by
. )
'
'(,
, ()
:
-05, , (, avopyv
, ()
, , -5,
,
(, ^') (, ')
eKCi,
.
ill of,
(,ayopo.
by
crasis for
in steering
all
7X<ij7
he excelled
the Greeks in throwing the spear; surpassing all in wiles;

even now.
:
$,
crasis for
and
there, there also.
,
:
also well-furnished.
to
and now,
fut.
aor. 2
(,
:
inf.
holvuv
pf.
-6, , , (, ( , () (ayopo$)
well-being.
f.
((!,
:
etc.
sum),
ill-being,
badness, baseness
to
cowardice.
abuse,
speak
to kill, slay, slaughter.
vfp) although, albeit. but bow 9 when a thing posed to be impossible : only interrog. pa, Ep. and then, and so.
sonable,
slander.
Hence
trOiS
and how f
is
sup-
ayopas
Sup.
KaKr]yopia,^, evil-speaking, abuse, slander, calumny; an action /or defamation.
a, ov, also os, ov,
()
abusive, slanderous, calumnious
in season, sea-
happening at
the right or critical time, Lat.
-5, (, yop()
ov,
ayoppot,
,
()
-.
evil -speaking,
irreg.
Comp. and
Lat
badness, baseness, cowardice,
342
malitia.
2.
wickedness, vice, Lzt. pravitas.

(fcaKos) to
II.
II
disgrace, dishonour. Att. f.
. ^^, blame, behave

abuse,
KaKo-Opoos, ov, contr. speaking ill; \oyos
reproach.
basely,
worsted.
, () (5, , ^, -5, . , ,, -. ,. . -, -. -5,

5, ,
Pass, to
make or /bink bad, make cowardly: to be play the coward
ov, irreg. Sup.
of
$.
Comp. of
in Att. poets.]
the Lat. cacare.

aor.
Ep. for
I inf.
KaKKciovTCS, Ep.
part, of
better divisim
KA'KKH,
17,
human
Ep. for
-5, , {$,,
iSos,
life,
hard
,)
,
for
for
/Stos)
Ep.
ordure, dung. aor. 1 inf. of
better divisim
) . -, (, ) -, . -, . -, {, )5, , -, . , ,
5 -$, ', ,
-$, -8,
,= , base
es,
-, {,
ovv,
0p6os)
a slanderous word.
evil or unhappy Ilium. love of gain. From {kokos, making base gain.
(5)
to
ov, {kukos,
Dor. form,
tbifi'
legged.
\X Ep,,
Hence
of
{KaKoXoyos)
a bad judgment. speak ill of, rail
at.
evil-speakifig, railing, abuse.
ov, (/fa/fos,
7) evil-speaking, railing,
prophet of ill.
ill-sounding.
Ep. for
slanderous, abusive.
-,
-5,
Hence
) -, ) . -, )
living badly, living a
arts.
neighbour, or a neighbour in misery.

ov, a cry full
derous.
evil genius, be like
or unfortunate.
-5, -, {$, ') -5, '/5 (') , {)

Med.
to act unwisely.
faring hardly.
ov,
From
a bad
in mischief.
, ,
-,
evil
(^$,
, ,
,
-voos,
,
($,
, , = KaK^s
to
ov,
f.
give bad meastire.

in
From
crafty.
ov, {kukos,
bad
meastire.
ill,
is,
{kukos,
contriving
ov,
{kukUs,
{., {uouvos) to practise base
ill-advised, ufiwise.
ov,
gen. ovos, (^KaKos,
mischievous, malicious.
ov, {kukos,
yXS/aaa) ill-tongued
1 . slan-
of misery.
-5, -$, -, -,
,
, a practising
ov, {kukos,
ov, {kukos,
) )
)
of base
arts, ingenuity
mischief-plotting,
ill-fated.
ill-shapen.
{kukuvovs)
illwill, malice,
opp. to
e{5-
voiu.
to be torinented by
an
one possessed.
tion,
f.
be
unhappy
II.
Hence
], tinhappiness, misfortune.
ov, gen. ovos, (^kukUs,
a being possessed by a demon, raving madness.
an
wrefched.
fame, unknown.
proba.
life.
ness.
posed, malicious : an ill habit, Lat. scribendi cacoethes, an itch for writing.
, -, , , -,
3-,
II.
genius,
f,
i),
-^5.,
,
() {^5)
II.
ill-starred,
as Subst.
ill-fated,
, a bad sysiem of laxvs, a had conslitubad government. From ov, {kukos, with bad laws, with a bad constitution, ill-governed.
-5,
ov
contr.
-vovs,
ovv,
pi.
kukovoi
having unhappy,
{kukos, vOos) ill-disposed: disaffected: bearing malice against one. Comp. and Sup. KUKovovffTepos, -vov-
OTUTOS.
an
evil genius.
to be in ill repute.
as Suhst.
-5, uvvos,
ov, {kukos,
ov,
{%, )
II.
ill
),
infamous. (kukos, a bad passage.
ov, gen. ovos,

.et.
-05, , ($,
for
) {, -^,
*
repute, infamy.
in ill-repute, without
ill
()
unfriendly to guests, inhospitable. KdKO-^tiv6TOS, ov, {kukos, ^vvtOs) wise only for
ill-clad.
ill-doing.
From
doing ill ; KaK0(pyds the itnportunaie stomach, Hke hat. fames impoet, for
''^)
From
-|, , ($, '
ranged, disorderly, careless.
, -,
,
fs,
tressed.
, -,
, a bad or unhappy bridegroom.
)
ill
ill-wedded.
II.
KaKo-êvos Ion. -êivos, ov, {kukos, îvos) having guests : irreg. Ep. Comp. II.
evil.
(.
up)
and
to
', ,
f.
, {uoûs)
4s,
plight, distress.
to be distressed.
to suffer ill;
{kukos, nueuv) stffering

ov, {kukos, irapOevos)
ill,
dis-
a miserable
-5,
?naid.
badness
bad ma7iners or
{, ) $
,
gen. ovos,
of disposiiion, malicioushabits.
ill
From
ill-dis-
low-born father, of low descent.
of
habits,
-, -,
11.
unbecoming a
having a
tSos,
6,
{kukos,
rogue.
disorderliness.
ov,
{,
From
Tt07;/x<)
ill-ar-
(, , ', , ) -,
f s,
f.
{kukos, vivos) foul

{kukoitoivs)
loathsome.
ill,
do
be
tT&ns. to htirt, spoil, lay waste.

ill
Hence
-,
,
doi?ig,
damage.
doing
ill,
{kukos,
mischievous.
ov, {kukos, tt^t/ios) ill-fated.
6-\,
with bad feel, weak in the feet.
fare badly, fail in an enterprise.

17,
-, , {,
6,
6,
gen.
evil,
-, -,
mischievous.
f.
irpayos) to he
^ '. , ,.,
(,
irovs)
ice, like
Hence
ill-success, failure.
ov, gen. ovos,
mischievousness.
telling
to
{, -, {, ) (, ) -, , (, ) -, (, ) -8,
KaKO-iTTcpos, ov,
(,
^
to
ill off,
worthlessness.
From
doing
chievous, malignant.
f.
irrtpov) ill-omened.
2. ill
contrivance of ill, contrivance, unskilfulness.

evil-speaking.
II.
, -, ,
-, ,
-5
hurt,
()
II.
343
badness, baseness, coward-
moral badness,
ickedness,
suffering. ^, bad habits, maliciousness, wickedness.

ov,
III. evil, distress,
ii,
f.
ov,
chief, to be
an evil-doer
(, , (, ,
:
to be unforttinate.
of
ill,
ill-omened.
f.
damage,
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-
less: ugly, as opp. to
cf.
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:
3.
moral sense, bad,
.
to
a bad beggar
.
III.
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,
,
es,
(KaKovpyoi)
c. ace. to
)
,
of
ill
habits, mis-
From
unfortunate.
to
do evil or misdo evil to one, to
-05,
(, *7)
II.
2.
:
bad
at one's trade;
knave
cowardly,faint-hearted;
to one,
,
ill
,
:
:
-,
:
also
vice,
bodily
wickedness any one.
irreg.
Comp.
Comp. and
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
, ,. ,
ill,
,,
,
an offender, critninal. damaging, hurtful.
doing harm
, (, )
(, (,
Hence
Ion.
-5,
injury.
;
2.
in
moral sense,
to
evil,
omened.
epdeiv
do
evil
or
Degrees of Comparison
Sup.
thoughtless, foolish.
-,
f.
ov.
ov
but
it
are also used as
Sup. of
IV, in Compos,
or malice.
-, -,
:
-,
hearted, cowardly.
mouthed.
rugged.
ther, ill
(, (, $, (, (, -^) , (, , :;-5, (, -5, (, -5, (, -5, (,

for
fs,
) ) -, ) -, ) ^, )
".
ov,
is,
-: -5, treat
:
malicious, malignant.
ov,
-,
6,
;
) )
devising
ill,
-,7;,
From
-, , folly,
thoughtlessness.
to be ill-disposed, to
ov, gen. ovoi,
(,
II.
of others, malicious.
scanty means, poor.
ov,
with bad legs.
of a bad, mean body.

faint'
ov,
ill-smelling,
f.
to
speak evil
ov,
ov,
ov,
composed.
II.
ov,
lazy.
wear men out
arts, be guilty
tiose
, , ()
esp.fo}-gery, malversation.
ov,
,
ago.
act.,
) ) )
of.
a bad crop.
From
,
evil-speaking foulill-spread,
ill
put togeidle,
inactive,
winds that
in idleness.
f.
to practise
bad
of mal-practices, act basely, Lat. mali-
Hence
, the practice of bad arts, mal-practice,

using bad arts or
-65, (, ()
mal-practices, artful, wily.
, ., , , , , , , ^, ( , , () ', , , , () . . , , . , ,. , 5, -05,
to
-, (, -5,
Ep. for
aor. 2 of
(,
ov, gen. ovoi,
, , () -)
:
)(, )
treat badly, ill-use,
thoughtless, heedless.
bear
ill-will
evil-minded,
ills
rejoicing in the
with
malignantly blaming. malPass, to be

ill-
of things, to harm, destroy

disfigured, befouled.
trentsd, distressed, to suffer
in pf. pass. part.
inf.
of
Ep. for
aor. 2 imperat. of
also for
Ep. for
3 sing. ind. 3 sing. impf. of
the cactus, a prickly plant,

to
f.
damage, injure:
Pass.
to
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
scarcely.
Comp.
:
Sup.
, ,
.
ill-treatment
a distressing,
wearing out
damage, misfortune.
:
Ep. Comp. of
cf.
Dim. of
a small basket. a basket, a wicker hand-basket.
344
Lat. calathus. a kind of
blue
ctip.
II.
Kakaivos
a cooling-vessel, cooler
:
also
.
I.
to call,
summon:
c. inf.
to
call on,
summon
topaz or chrysolite.
an angler.
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
reaping.
stalks,
, , ',
5,
$,
between ov, coloured like the KoiXaCvos, and green, of changeful hue. From , a precious stone of a greenish blue, the
\$,
2. to call to one's house, to invite, do a thing. Lat. vocare ad coenam. 3. to call on or invoke the gods. 4. as law-term, in Act. of the judge,
to
ov, o,
() {$)
,
Tiva to cite, the plaintiff,

in jus.
summon
II.
a kind of grasshopper. a reaper, mower.
II.
generally, to
name
pf.
the
Tlfpawv
faithful counsellors
-, -,
mowing
or canes.
{, () &-8, (, -3, (, )
ov, ov,
sound as of a
, 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.
;
is
covered with reed.
on a reed.
los, , a long Egyptian garment with a border of tassels or fringe. (Egyptian word.)
shepherd's staff so as to drive back the cattle.

OTTOS,
17,
KdXceaKov, Ion. impf. of med.
Med.,
post
-, (^'.:&.(: .. -,
pass, of
and Ep.
,, , ) , () , , , () , 5, , ^ ^, . 8,, $, , ) -, '$) -, -, (, -8, -5, ) , -, , ; -, . . , , .. ., -, ) ^, . , ^: . '

opos,
cutting stalks,
, , ,
:
in Med. of sue at law, Lat. vocare to call by name, address by name,
before the court

to
nva
name ;
Pass., to be
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,
(6
;
these are called (i.e
of the Persians.
inf.
poet, for
Dor. and Att. for
Ion.
:
-, ,
(^) a
:
()
,$.
of
crier.
are) the
cabin, cot
a barn, granary
(payuv)
devouring
shrine for a statue.

ados,
or cutting them.
ov,
carrying reeds
$, , ..
to be
it.
,
with
a bird's nest
a tvooden house, hut, : a wooden
a hut.
Pass.,
fut.
med.
to lie rolling or
wallovAng
, (6$,
6,
mint.
Hence
metaph.
busy with a thing, to be constantly en-
Minty,
name
ov,
of a frog. made of reed or cane.
gaged with
Hence
i5os,
$, , (3)
(v,
Dim. of
$.
From
,=
a place for horses

:
to
afishing-rod.
roll in after exercise.
a cock's wattles, Lat. palea
also
kind of grasshopper.
cock's tail.
of reed;
the
reed-flute.
compd. words, either gives the additional idea of beautiful to the simple word or is like a mere
in
;
-,
Ep. for
Adj. with
its
Subst., as
ov,
tiful eyelids
neither bush
(),
nor tree (hivhpov).
is,
($,
-5,
or eyes.
ov, 0,
(-, (-,
gen. vos,
trais.
with beau-
crowned
or
beautiful-sounding.
fioTpvs) with
soil.
(-,
-'-8,
ov,
^/)
crook,
beautiful clusters.
played
ov,
ov,
(-, 5) (-,
with rich
sweetly-tran-
quil.
thrown
Ep. 3 sing. impf.

o{
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,
, , (-,
ov,
happy
in marriage.
(-,
,%, (6,
:
Dor. for
i
pi.
beautiful wo?nen or maidens

to
the nom. seems never
aor.
part, of
I
2 pi. aor.
med. imperat. of
-5,
have been used.
[i5]
ov, 0,
(-,
flowing with beau-
Ep. aor. I of Dor. for Ep. and Dor. for

Ion. impf. Att.
:
tiful eddies,
fut.
f.
:
or
aor. I
pf.
(for
:
( )
3
fut.
pi.
impf.
Ion.
Ep.
opp. to
.-5, , , -8, , (-, ) ypaos.

aKos,
f.
[]
ov, with beautiful chariot.
with beautiful reeds.
the cultivated olive,

set terms, in
7;<,
;
to
speak in fair
high-flown phrases
s,
yo
high-
Att.
aor.
wrought speeches.
elegant.
Pass., fut. /77077(7/, paullo-
(-,
From
tnos) beautifully speaking,
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,
-6
-, , (-,
L
p(t)
.
proiu, of ships
:
propitious.
girdles.
ful hair or
auspicious sacrifices.
ov,
fruit.
, -,
-8,
f.
-,5, -,
oVy
-|8,,(-,
,,
mane :
^) {-, )
(-,
beautifully-yoked.
beauteous towers.
with
beautiful
with beautiof sheep, ivithfine wool.
-, -,
-($,
3, -5, -5,
-^,
',(/-,7/)
ov, with beautiful metaph. of men, with beautiful face. with beauteous gates. ov, with beautiful towers, towering. ov^ built with
(-,
345
(-, -)
pUepov)
ov, with beautiful steeds or colis. ov,
fiowing.
^,
ov,
(-, )
,
, ,
to offer auspiciously.
From
with beautiful or
rich
in fine
with fine fruit,
beautiful horns.
(-,
-, -5 )
(-^$,
:
aiTOS or
(-,
K(pas) with
race-cojirse.
beautiful fillets or hair-bands.
Dor. -Kpdvos, ov, with a beautiful spring.
-, -5,
Med.
to
Dor.
beautiful-haired.
ov,
-, , , and (-,
,
Fatr-hill, a district near Troy.
shining.
gantly
shaped.
-, (-,(-, ) ^) -$,
ov,
$, () (-, ) (-, )
to express a
or excellence
ov,
fruits of beauty, the offering of choicest beauty. with f. to be the most beautiful, be esteemed so: generally, to be the most beautiful
, ,
:
, (() ,
-poos, poet, for
Ion. for
-.
,
(-,
beautifully
-poos, ov, contr.
-05,
beautifully flowing. Adv. Sup. of

ov,
-, , (-, )
-poos.
ovv,
(-,
most beautifully. with a fine

the prize of beauty
in pi.,
, ,
the
meed of valour.
:
the
prime of beauty
the first-
among
-5,
,
ov, for
beautiful-
craivned with beauteous towers. ov. Sup. of

feet or ankles.
thing
ele-
give a fair
name
to
a thing.
beautifully
, -8,
-5,
,
works
;
, (5)
others, exceed in beauty.

ov, beautifully
$,
;
ov,
ov, poet, for
-vaos, ov,
-vlKos, ov,
tory, triumphant.
victory
also of Adv., 7fiore beautifidly.
liijpe, first
, , neut. of
poet.
(-, ) (-,
with glorious vicII. crotvjiing or ennobling the glory of victory. Comp. of used
:
beautiful.
beautifully fiowing.
shining.
sounding.
cheeked.
nyfnphs.
sandals.
-, , -, -, -5,
-,
-, , (-, )
,
. ) ) .) 5,,(-, . ', -, ( -5, -,

(-, -|8, (-,
ov, ace. pi. of
is,
crowned
of
cities,
with beautiful
with beautiful bow.
Ep. for
ov,
-5, , (-,
oyos, , ,
ov, Ep. for
II.
beautifu^blazing.
CalII.
leaves.
of the nine Muses, the beautiful-voiced. rcai bos, , with beautiful children. vais, a beautiful child.
ov,
(-,
KaXXi-irapOcvos, ov,
of,
Ep. aor. 2 of
ov,
(-,
ov, beautifully robed.
ov,
ful leaves.
-8, -5, -5, -5,

,
, , . ,, -,
f.
(-,
gen. us, with beautiful elbow.

ov, with beautiful locks.
, () , ,, : . , , ) ,, ) -,
places.
(6$)
-$,
of
) )
5.
beauty.
beautiful-
beautiful-
with beautiful
with beautiful
of or for beautiful dances:
vapeia)
beautiful-
beautiftd in the dance. ov, gen. ovos,
{os)
,
Comp.
beauty.
with beautiful maidens or

inf.
gen. (os Att. ovs,
beauty.
II,
a beauty, beautiftd object: in

tiful
pi.
beau-
beautiful works of wax.

to beautify;
with beautiful
poet, for
f.
gloss, colour over
Med.
Att.
:
($)
metaph.
to
to
adorn
oneself,
plume
with beauti-
oneself on a thing.
(, )
to
make
ov,
adorned with
riches.
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
:
ecus,
beautiful city.
play.
Hence
Ep. for
aor. 2 of
-irovos, ov, beautifully wrought.

ov,
embellishment ; and an embellishing or adorning
one-
of beautiful rivers.
self,
making a
display.

346
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.
, ,
5,
:
,. , () ) , . , -, , ) , $, . -, , , , -, '2, ,- 2, , 8$ $) $, ,
,
nobleness
i.
of virtue.
-, , -05,
ov,
,=
e.
$,
and goodness.
naXos
to
KaXohiMaKaXos
teacher
'2.
metaph. to search in the depths of one's mind, to ponder deeply.

avTos, , Calchas, the Greek Seer at Troy: properly the Searcher.
From
8,
afaOus, beautiful
and good,
noble
and good.
KA'AXH, ,
TO,
dry, seasoned wood.
used to keep a
cow
still
f.
wooden (^, while milking. do good. ($,

gen.
from which
shoes,
,,
irovv,
(/caAos, ttovs)
with beautiful feet.

77,
'/
or
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. =
also
a purple
$ ;,
to
beautiful, fair, Lat. pulcer;
right well, altogether, entirely. 3. in answers, well said ! bravo ! Lat. euge : but also to decline an oifer, thank yon ! like Lat. benigne.
0,
'.
gen.
ace.
Ep. and Ion,
rope, a cable;
sail
at
Poets, beautifully.
vessel for
cup
of the dead.
with fiower-bjids.
blushing, roseate,
or veil.
flower, a flower-bud ; fruit is setting.
ornaments,
shape.
wrapped round : enveloping.

Ion.
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
;
daughter of Atlas,
and concealed from Troy.
,, -. , (), . , , , ) (8 $ -, -5, , -5, (, () , , () ^ -, . , , . $, 5 , . 5, {) , ^^ , , $ ^. , ^, . , ', ( , $ , ,. <, . -, , , $, .: . -, , . , ,

:
$,
ace.
a cable's end, i. e. to have the ship towed KaTUvai to let down a sounding-line also a
i.
sail-rope, reef; proverb.,
letting out every reef,
Ep. and Ion for
$,
Att. fut.
a rope. med. of
or
KA'AniS,
$, ,
, ',
,
-5, ,
Ep. for
ov,
($,
ox
e.
are using every effort.

for
before
, as
,
)
($)
('
they are
a rope-twister.
made of
brittle
wool.
From
aKos,
a pole,
stake,
a vine-
prop.
drawing water, a pitcher, urn: a drinkingan urn for drawing lots : an urn for the ashes
shaft of a spear. -, Lat. camera, atiy thing with a vaulted or arched covering, a covered carriage,
II. the
KAMA'PA,
. Dim.
of
poet, for
a hut, cabin, cell. [i5] a small hut. dat. pi. o(
some.
ov,
(,
5, , , 3$, ()
oi,
[^
[/fa]
a kind offish.
II. pass,
toilsome, troublesome, broken down, worn out.

toil, trouble,
weari-
From
labour.
is
crowned
riness, distress.
II.
that which
2. weahardly earned:
(, )
the
our hard-won earnings,
like
a flower-bud,
(s,
toilsome.
a covering, a hood
cup or calyx of a
Ep. for Ep. for

crasis for
(,
|,
2.
a grave.
vKos,
3 sing. aor. 2 of
aor. 2 inf. of
kv
when
the
II. in pi.,
are
made of
metal,
so
called
women's from their
TTOS,
fut. of and , a camel the camels in an army.
3 sing.
like
(From Hebr. Gamal.)
ijpos,
\6,,,6\). Ad). o{
like
veil.
furnace;
covered.
II.
\8,
i],
one that works at a smith's bellows. pipeo
ov,
,=
-, ,
:
dat. of
a woman's
l
veil
()
the
mantle or
f.
veil of darkness.
aor.
From
ods, dat. 01,
to cover,
$,
or better
'/.
, .
crasis for
, \ ($,
an oven, furnace, or kiln. , a furnace-woman.

Ep. for Aeol. for
aor.
Hence
. $.
Ep. for
for
part, of
,,. for
staunchness in battle,
ill-fated.
gen. -oos contr. -ovs,
((^)
to
who
Calypso, a nymph, lived in the island Ogygia, Ulysses on his way back
patience, endurance.
-5,
ov, Ep. for Ep. for
(&)
KA'MNfl,
search for the purple-fish
inf.
fut. (, Ep. redupl. subj.
(:
aor. 2
pf.
,
or
$
pf.
part.
:
($, .
:
intr. to be
worn
out
c.
part.,
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.
///,
. , ,^, ( , () (, ,
ace.
; :
347
f.
to
ring or clash, clang, of metal
weary,
tired, exhausted,
to plash,
of water.
From
the
generally, to be afflicted, diitressed,

ol
5 ($,
5.
and
Lat.
oi
((5
those
oi
:
or
defuncli,
who have finished

the
spirits
their labours, the
sick;
and
(($
dead
are
II.
but,
also
the
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
of the dead, Lat.

at, to
dii vianes.
trans, to
work hard
out,
bestow labour upon.
2. to
work
they
earn by toil; in aor. 2 nied., worked, tilled the island /or themselves.
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
, ',
by
().
{)
, 5,
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;
:
, : ', (
fut.
^
aor.
6 , , () . - , ,. . , ,
vos,
. . , () . ,,. , ^, , .
;
f.
Median garment with

Att. contr.
sleeves, also
(Median word.)
Ion,
(:
Pass., aor.
(
to
who carried on her head a basket containing the sacred things in processions at the feasts of Demeter,
Bacchus, and Athena.
, 8
,
:
-5, (, )
(3,
the Basket-bearer, in
Athens a maiden
'~'05,
Lat. cantharus, a kind of beetle,

II.
worshipped
boat.
,, . ^, () .
its
double a headland; metaph., to turn the middle point of life, i. e. to draw near lo
to
6-
cup, Lat. cantharus.
skirt
close
cf.
move by
entreaties, soften,
.
,
ov,
the bay
on the tongue of the Egyptian god Apis.

the large panniers of a pack-saddle.
III. like
make
Lzt.fiecto, to bend, relent : generally, to
bend, humble.
dens, a pack-ass.
, 5,
tow.
fut.
in
Egypt.
IV.
a sort of drinking-
III.
a kind of Naxian
mark
or knot resembling a beetle,
bent, curved,
pass. part,
[]
and
aor.
$) bending
, , ,
aor. 2 part, of
:
, , ,
,
-, 5,
,
Ep. for
Ep.
fut. inf.
, ,
the foot, swift-runfiing.
fcus, J7,
crasis for
() .
tv,
,,
of
gen.
^, (,
, and
for
a bending, curving.
if,
also for
in.
crasis for
and
v, as
before
or
, ()
:
even
the
body of a
wicker carriage
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
:
ov, 6, Syriac
water.
strum.
'52,
, , , ., ., , , .. ,
ojvos,
inf.
of
KA'NNA
canna
, , , ()
, ,
=
or
,,
Lat. clitellae, a pack'saddle, or
a large sort of ass for carrying bur-
a pack-ass.
$, , a reed or cane, Lat. hence anything made of reeds, a reed-mat, a
reed-fence.
ov,
hempen, made of hemp.

II.
From
hemp, Lat. cannabis.

it,
KA'NNA'BI2, ,
gen. ws, ace. iSa, also gen.
($
anything
made
of
if.
5, ,
better
Kctvovis, idos,
$. . , () ,
Ep. for
for
ruler.
Att. contr. of
inf.
Kaveiv, aor. 2
of
, ()
II.
Egypt, notorious for

ovos, 0,
&-6$, Dor.
an earthen
for
$.
a wicker basket, Lat. canivessel, dish.
bar
,
:
or
in
Homer, Kavoves
,)
of
poet, for
^.
,
rule: also a ruler.
Canobus, a town in Lower
(,
its
luxury.
any straight rod or
are two rods running across
the hollow of the shield, through which the
arm was
348
passed, to hold
it
;
by.
:
the shuttle or quill
() ().
level
2. a rod used in weaving ; by which the threads of the woof with a were passed between the threads of the warp catch fire. 3- a carpenter's rule : metaph. a rule or ray of light. 4. the beam or tongue of the
pi. the
'. '.) -,
:
balance
keys or stops of a flute.
II.
me-
-, ,, {)
ov,
:
(,
to be
of.
poet, for
norma, a rule or standard of excellence: so, the old Greek authors were called rules or models of excellence, classics; and the books received by the Church as the rule offaith and practaph. like Lat.
tice are called the
($, '05, ,
for
, $, ,
-ir,
Canon
aor. 2 part, of
see
Lit. fossa: a vault,
caupona.
, {, , ,
crasis for
!.
. .
before
or canonical scriptures.
Ep. for
or
as
Trediov.
by
crasis for
(, and
for (XKairfTos)
then,
KaireTOs,
ditch, trench,
drive a petty trade

in
;
6,
tricks.
grave: generally, a hole. 17, a crib, manger. TO, the shop of a a tavern, Lat.
\5,
to
( , {) . , , /. -, , , ', ;
fut.
:
-, ', $,
as Adj. like
05, ,
poet, for
a wild boar.
Lat.
ov,
, ,
aor. I
of a horse, marked
(, )
to
lewd or lecherous. a wild boar.

the wild-boar.
II.
{, *()
:to
II.
APER,
killing wild boars.

:
Ep.
pf. part.
KeK&cpws
eat
quick,
greedily,
gulp down.
swallow to gasp
dry-
for breath.
dry, dried.
2. act.
for
ing, parching.
clear, distinct.
II.
metaph. of sound, loud and
and
next.
Ep. aor.
see
better
for
Ep. for
'
(V
Kapos,
before
, as
for
the hair
a'iorf I
bk
kv Kapbs
From
f.
bellum cauponari
genuine,
tricky, knavish.
guish
man,
esp.
, $ ,
\(
palm
:
, ($)
metaph.
to
worth.
be a retail-dealer,
to hawk about, higgle make a trade of war, Ennius*
II. also for
head-\on^.
,,
:
of the head, akin to value him but at a hairs

head, as in
later
gen. Kapos,
pi.
Kaps
times despised as mercenaries

Lat.
a Carian, in
Proverb., kv Kapi or
also, to
adulterate, give out as

like
off.
i],
,($)
Adv.,
fern,
Kapl Kivdvvevdv to make the risk on a Carian, experimentum facere in corpore vili Fem.
of
-, 5,(.) $,
of
a petty trader: to play ro-
Kafipa.
KA'PA"
rally, the
Ion.
[],
indecl. the
Lat. copa.
a retail-dealer, petty trades:
VlKfS.
a smoke-hole, chimney. f. Att. to cause smoke: to make or light a fire. II. /o smoke, blacken with smoke. Hence
, {) ,
,, by
tavern-keeper.
crasis for
huckster, higgler, Lat. caupo, opp. to

II. a cheat, rogue, knave. km. a measure containing two
,
to
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.
a
:
:
head, top, siwimit of anything the brim of Lat. caput, to express it is used, like
:
\,
smoke-receiver
,, Ion.
, {6$)
, {)
aor. I of
6,
pi.
a smoke-offering
Ep. 3
:
-, , ($,
elSos)
like
smoke
smoke, Lat. fumus. Hence f. to turn into smoke Pass, to be burned into smoke, burnt to ashes.
'2,,
,
es,
generally, dark, dusky.
, -,
Kdiros,
hole in the ceiling or roof for the
pass through.
.) , , 5, , ,
scarabaeus.
:
, $ . {, ) -,
$,
;
5.
chief.
head: gene-
ov,
with
the face of a crab.
incense.
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.
KA'PA"B02, , a
-,
,
f.
, (, ()
II.
{)
. . , .
Dor.
for
(,
smoke, smoky
Dor. for
to
|,
TO, v. sub K.
f. to favour the Cappadocians. II. play the Cappadocian, i. e. play the rogue. From okos, , a Cappadocian. Ep. for aor. 2 of
, ,
-,
,; , . ',
beheaded.
barozis.
complish, achieve, complete.

ov,
2.
dressed leather, brogues, mocassins.

f.
sharp OT pungent; why chatter so much about cress (i. e. about nothing)? a kind of cress, Lat. nastur-
metzph.
5, , &, , {)
cui
ibe head.
{) -8, {, (() from

like
Dor. and Att. for a head, chieftain,
. , {)
al,
Hence
ac-
with the bead cut
off^
ouilandish, foreign, barshoes of unbe like cress;
(Foreign word.)
or
KAPBA'TINAI
to look
Att.
tium
like
cress,
the heart, Lat. cor
animo, to speak from the heart.
hence.
, $,
:
also the seed,

:
mustard
i.
metaph.
poet,
;
whieh was eaten by the Persians

to
e.
to look sharp and bitter.

Ion.
Kapbias
'',
II.
. ,, ,
:
with heterog.
Att.
to
5$, ,
pi.
look
fruit
like Lat.
ex
turn.
of hearts.
-, (,(, ') -$, )

,
11.
, {)
dyspeptic.
ov, o, ov,
the stomach.
of the heart or stomach
fruit.
hnower
-, (, ')
the wrists or
, -,
:
grown
in Spain, Lat. carbasus.
,
/xos)
349
a fine
(Eastern word.)
Med.
f.
(6$) to pluck or gather

bearing fruit, fruitful.
II.
enjoy the fruits of, reap the reto make fruitful, fertilise.
ov,
, -8, (, ^)
ov, (Kapnas)
ojv,
producing
chains for
, ($,
Kapnbs
arms, armlets.
o,/r7/iV,
of a victim at a
a muzzle.
, , ',
, ,
From From
f.
to
gnawing the heart. draw the heart out

II.
sacrifice.
the cover of a kneading-trough.
corn, but also of wine oi the fruits of the earth, corn. II. metaph. the fruits, produce, returns, profit of thing.
;
heaviness.
heavy.
,, ,,
,
Ion.
a kneading-trough, any trough. dat. pi. of Ion. and Ep. for the head. Ep. gen. and dat. of
. ,
'2, '5,
:
-iroios,
, ($,
) $
producing fruit.
wrist, Lat. carpus.

is,
-, ,
.
:
perfection
heaviness in the head
top
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
Verb
of cattle. of a hill
:
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.)
II.
. . ,,] ,
-, (, $) 6$, -5,
to be
heavy in the head, top-
From
-, (, () ) -5, -5, , ) ^, )) -, -,
,
the Joint of the
arm and
hand, the
to
bringing fruit
fruit.
fruitful, prolific.
ov,
-TOKos, ov,
ov,
f.
-^ '5.
;
,,
ov,
($, bearing ($, -^) ($, From ($,

to
eating fruit. spoiling fruit.
bear fruit.
fruit-bearing.
a thing.
mostly
in pi.
,, -$,
()many
the head;
of: use, profit.
$,
,
.
, ()
, 5, ,
Adv. TO
f.
aros,
a;s,
, () , (^)
Ep. for
very
, ()
much
()
.
very, very
fruit : produce, profit. a reaping the fruit
much, Lat. valde
indeed, really
and
truly.
tient.
&,
Prep, to
with part,
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,
KAPKI'NOS,
5,
KaprepiKos,
endurance.
-8, ,
A
(, )
, $. -5,
,
paendure manfully. 3. with a hold out or bear up against a thing. 4.

17^0;,
to be steadfast or
2. c. ace. to
to persevere, persist in
doing.
Hence
a bearing
patiently, patience,
,= ,
08, , , ($) ($,

;
, ($) enduring, (($, :)

ov,
patient.
stout-hearted.
strong, staunch,
;
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
brave, mostly of persons, but also of things opKOS a binding pya valiant deeds
2. of places, strong, master of a thing, lord of
$
4.
oath.
called in
5, 5.
6$.
Homer
17,
Kapos, Dor. for 17, an island between Crete and Rhodes,

a mimic dance of the Thessalians. ov, Lat. carpo) tearing, swift,
rapidly.
rapid.
, \$, $, (,
Adv.
master of oneself; IL steadfast, patient, constant : also obstinate. Besides the regul. Comp, and Sup., the forms most in
use are
-,
,.
, ,
in a military sense.
3.
(05,
()
strong
of
hand. KaprcpcuS, Adv. of to sleep sound. ov, Ep. for
5,
(6$,
$.
strongly:
($
350
KapTos
(OS,
5,
vigour, courage.
,.
Laconia.
KapviKivos,
6,
strengthen; aor. I med., for cpoAayyas they strengthened their ranks

they strengthened or
,
Hence
II.
Ep. and Ion. for
5,
'.
KA'5I2,
sister, los,
strength,
or
J7
vocat.
a brother or
Xfipas hands.
in
armed
their
num ;
5, , , 2205
[a]
5,
|, KA'PTON,
female figures used as bearing shafts, [a] , a rich Lydian sauce made of blood and metaph. rich spice, [] Hence
rich savoury sauce.
, , , , $ () -(, , (, )
ouv, at,
{)
(
by
the Cassiterides or tin-islands.

a plating of tin.
Att. KaTTtTcpos, 6, tin, Lat. stan-
Att.
-,
i.
aros, to, anything stitched or

:
the
women of Caryae
Caryatides are
sewed, the sole of a shoe or sandal

ther sole or shoe.
generally, a lea-
in Architecture,
22'
From
e.
Att.
to stitch,
sew together.
a plot,
II.
to stitch up,
to concoct,
to sea in
hollow.
^ -, . $) [, , {) ,
f.
ov, of the colour
of
blood-red.
Dor. for
the nut;
.
;
to
make a
605, $,
$.
crasis for
(.
a
[]
in Sparta.
the
walnut;
of hounds, said to be
the chestnut
,,
thefilberd.
one
who goes
a nutshell.
of
Dor. for
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
, ()[) 03, $ {)
,
ov,
dry, parched
of sound,
()
wool, such as birds make chaff, Lat. quisquiliae.
mon were
to wiiher
ihirst, Virgil's siti asper.
-$ -, ) () 5,
generally, sharp, biting.
uvos,
. , ,()
also called
f.
, . ^, , , , ',
opos,
and Leda, brother of Pollux.

opos,
,, . ,
8, ()
ai,
first
ov,
of or for Castor ;
a warlike air for the liute, mostly used
famous Laconian breed

:
reared by Castor
also
Ep. for
pres. part. fem.
. Castor,
,
son of Zeus (or Tyndarus)
'5,
the beaver.
Ep. for
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of
$, , =
I.
,a
II.
brothel.
From
a harlot.
A. ge-
Prep, with gen. and ace.
their nests of
2. the
in pi. husks,
NiT.
dry
sticks
of cinna- from.
make dry
or withered:
$
to;
over,
denoting motion down towards,
Pass.
05, ,
away.
and
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
, , , ,
or
ov,
ov,
rough
6,
in throat with
to fix the it went down to of a dart, Tivos to shoot at one so, Toêvfiv the ground (because the arrow falls down upon its mark) iraUiv
from above, down down upon; eyes down upon the
ground
'^$
ohovTOS,
with sharp Jagged
teeih.
sharp-pointed
, Carthage: , , Carthaginian.
,
,
es.
sit
(,
jagged:
Tivos to strike at one
tlvos to
swear upon a thing.

;
III.
against, in opposition
, ov,
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.
From
or housing, a carpet or skin to

Kojs, Kujas.)
,,
xas, by crasis for
f.
.
,
,
(Is
or
to abuse in harlot's language.
, $,
:
throughout, artiong, at, about, over, as throughout, all along : also of Place, tipon, 3. generally, of by land and Place, as, 7171' II. distributively, of a whole divided into sea.
parts
;
.
;
3$, 5,
ados,
a harlot, strumpet.
Kaads
or
,,a
horse's caparison
tipon.
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
so,
$
;
by tribes and clans;
'
'
\(
"2
(Akin to
spice,
rove in search of booty. cording to, answering to
inferior
'$, ,
-, -5,
Ion.
-, ,
cassia,
an Arabian
an
kind of cinnamon. a sister : fem. of
($,
^)
'8.
brother:
II.
'
one's
mind;
so,
'
all
naturally
one's
then
as Adj.
power
^^
;
according
(
2.
IV. of fitness, ac-
according to
after our liking;
to the capacity of a
man
to the
to the best of
according
any blood-relation, a nephew or
niece.
terms agreed upon.
in relation to, concerning;
ov, brotherly, sisterly.
that belongs to
war
'$

as
far
as concerns
you;
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
'5 "
;
'
for
ten
, . , () $. . ( |, -^, . , , .-, , . , .-. . . , -. -, , --: -, , , , -,- ^ , -, , ,. . -, () () . () -,, -, - , -: -;^ -, -, ^, )

overload.
same way.
in this
way;
. -,
:
351
a place and leave there tion, ground, found.

f. f.
Med.
-, , (, $) , (,
aor. 2 part, of
to lay as
a foundaor into.
to dip to
down
weigh down,
..
is
($,
2.
scending.
to
way down, a
going down, dedescent: the entrance
-05,
f.
a cave.
Att. for
[], 3
tears,
too great to weep for. follows Position when

;
sing. aor. 2 imperat.

to
its
case,
it
writ-
As Adv., like ,do^vnwards,from above, down. I. downwards, down, as in In compos. II. over against, in answer to, as in
:
,
to
of bark or bay at, tivos. Dep. to affirm positively. pf. pass. part, of
I
Ep. for
pi. aor. 2
subj.
of
Ep. for
aor. 2 inf of
Lat. occino.
III.
as in
against, in hostile sense, IV. often only to strengthen
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,
--^.
,
Ep. for
fi:t.
2 sing. aor. i
med.
imperat. of
of
, , , , . '
as
,
of
, .
f.
Att.
-,
:
Causal o(
tnake to
go down, bring down.

fut.
:
aor. 2
Pass., aor.
pf.
to
to eat
up, devour.
Ion. for
K<jlTa, crasis for
(, and
f.
aor. 2
bring
then.
life to
for
aor. 2 imperat. of
Adv.
going down : below,
down-stairs, opp. to
08,
Ep.
I
:
[y3d]
a descend the
name
-, {.-, , -05, , ,
an end, pass
f.
life.
to treat carelessly, to
mismanage.
damage.
Dep.
likely to throw off.
f.
to bleat aloud.
the steep slope
which separates Egypt and Libya.

f.
f.
aor. 2
II.
aor. 2 opt. 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, conto
:
:
,
tend.
e. g.
(,
pf.
aor. 2
pi.
subj.
for
i
imperat. (for
Ep. 3 sing.
(,
aor.
med.
Ep. imperat.
- , () , ,
fut.
to
go down
or through, pass through.

Ion.
to cry
down, cry out against, exclaim against,

c.
c.
gen.
ace. to outcry, silence.

ijs,
Hence
ois,
a cry or outcry against one 17, a crying out against.

2.
and
-,- ) -, -, , ^ 4.
metaph.
is
to
come
to a thing,
arrive at,
in
speaking.
II.
rarely in Pass.,
':%
the horse
dismounted from.
Pass,
{,
:
to be full
of Bacchic frenzy.
sing.
:
fut.
aor. 2
-, -, (, ) -5, -, , -, -:
dation, beginning.
periodical attack of illness,

f.
a laying down a paying down. a fit.

to feed
a foun3. a
to
flocks
upon
a place
Med.
feed
upon.
ov, with
long flowing
to
locks.
f.
to decide
against one, deprive

U7ifairly
one of one's right a suit.
Pass,
be
cast
in
Ep. 3
:
pf.
pass,
to
metaph.
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
gulp or swallow down:

f.
gulp down.
, to
to
,, -;, . )
f.
:
Pass., aor. I
wet through, drench.

[t],
f.
to
weigh or press down:

to be heavily laden,
outweigh.
aor.
II. intr.
down
6y a thing.
I
[]
opt.
to
cf.
Att.
, (,
to
[],
f.
to bite in pieces, eat up.
352
ground, subterraneous. II, on the ground; Karayaioi birds that run instead of flying,
ostriches.
, ). -, , .

-8
;
(,
fut.
of
to
cover over with hides.

yaios) under-
Karaâs
^^. -,
:
aeya
: :
fut.
aor.
pf.
Ion. fut. of
Att.
-05,
ov,
(,
aor. 2 pass,
\_], inf. in pieces, shatter, shiver: to break,
aeyv
(in pass, sense)
KaTtdya
,
Ion.
:
part.
in Pass.,
and
in pf. act.
KaTayycXcus, <,
f.
clare
-,
I
-(.
(^)
Hence
dy(vai or KaTayrjvai broken.

(ojs,
a proclaimer. announce, proclaim, deto declare
able opifiion.
KaTayyeWeiv
ov,
\.
2.
to denounce, disclose, betray.
posed town,
-, (, -,
,
-65, -5,
5, -,
-, 5,
down
: f.
f.
to break weaken. II. KaTedya, to be broken ; to have the head
(aayyv) an
condejnnation.
to enchant, bewitch
:
unfavourto cheat,
f.
denounced, betrayed.
Att. for KaTayaios.
pass one's old age, Lat. senesco; 3 sing. impf. fyqpa (from or aor. 2 (as if from a Verb
in
the kernel
at
to
, -, ( -^, , -, -,
Pass,, aor.
laugh at: absol.
ery: also abstirdity.
-, -,
,
of.
:
:
ov, ridiculous.
.
[]
.
impose upon.
yeXaw) Comic name of
a sup-
engrave:
From
KaTcytXaffa
write
f.
aor. I
pf.
KaTiy^Xaae^
~y(yaat
ridicule,
io
$,
f.
to
laugh scornftdly, mock.

6,
(, y(\s)
or
pf.
mock-
-yp
:
or -eyqpdva
a^yv. aor. -ycyrjpaKa grow

:
to
yp)
aayp),
:
old,
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.
:
-, &-^, , -, -^
'!],
fut.
-, ,
f.
, ,
II.
ov,
f
to denounce. engraved, embroidered.

to
From
:
mark
or scratch deeply
letters.
to to
to pai:.!: over, fill
with
II,
to register, enroll.
to catch, overtake.
to exercise constantly,
aor. 2
yea
from banishment, to recall, restore. , a bringing down.

a ship into harbour, landing.
2.
to
grow
yiyapTOv) f. metaph, for stuprare.

f.
(,
old, Lat. senesco.

to take oul
hence
-y(V'oa
:
to
stay or reside
ing-place, inn.
also to busy oneself about a thing.

f.
-yvoa
remark, observe, discover,
esp.
KaTiyvav with a view to findaor. 2
ing fault. 2. to lay something to one's charge, c. gen. pers. et ace. rei, as, KaTayiyvwoKiv tivos to lay a charge of cowardice against him Pass., being thought or si^s^
:
aayvfs
pected to be doing, tence against a person

to
3. to
;
pass sentence of death on one, Lat. damnare aliquem mortis; to adjudge or
aayyvv aayyvv decide a -^. Ion. aay.
give judgment or sen-
- -, -^, -, , -, ,
f.
struggle against, prevail against.

Pass, to devour.
fut.
-, -. -,
3.
, ,
weep
to
: ;
Hence
II. a putting a landing-place: a resting-place, lodging-place. a place to lodge in, rest-
, ()
fut.
Att.
-,
Dep.
to
to bite in pieces.
'
to
rivbs
- -^,
absol. to
down.
-, -, -[, , -^, : (,
Ion.
for
II. to
-.
suit.
for
ay,
later
lead or
for
carry
bring back.
$
song.
one.
piece or flock of wool.

f.
-,
, -, ,
f.
forms
strengthd. for
f.
yXwTTa):
Att.
:
a
yat.
KaTayiy-.
pf. pass.
KaTcyXwTtongues
licentious
to kiss by joining
taeyX^vov
11. to
wanton,
silence
kiss.
use the tongue or speak against
III.
to talk
aTos,
, wanton , (ay)
a
one down,
him.
Hence
:
wool spun out
, . ($ -, ,, -, -, , -, -,() , ^..shedding
tears.
f.
better divisim,
to
bewail or lament bitterly:

I
bitterly.
f.
aor.
inf,
med.
subdue
utterly.
f.
-,
f.
to squander,
waste utterly.
to
rend
in pieces, devour.
aor. 2
in
by poet, metath.
pass.
:
also,
same
sense, aor. 2
part.
(-
poet. sub],
to
sleep soundly, fall asleep.

f.
Med.
to divide
among
themselves.
thing, lacking of:
(5,
very much, be in great terror

to
aor. 2 opt. of
aor. 2 part,
aayyv. of aayyv.
bend down.
Ion.
-, -^,
-
:
s,
wanting or failitig in somehence poor, needy ; Comp.

is
weaker, inferior, see

impers. there
f,
c. inf. to
and aor. I f. shew clearly, point out, make known shew how in do : to establish, prove.
:
to
- -4-4
wanting
I
:
see
aor.
to
fear
-,
of.

to
-,
cowardice.
, -<,,
much :
f.
very
-<,,
sense pass.
down upon.
to water.
mit.
-( -, -, -(
f.
-68, , -, ,
(A),
to
3.
f.
. , , -, -, , ( -,
f.
[]
shew signs of/ear or
Ion. aor.
f.
-(,
I
inf.
of
^'^. () -, -, ,
:
353
an overrunning,
in-
f.
to strip off.
road, raid.
Hence
Dep.
to
want
or need
to intreat earnestly, Lat. deprecari.
aor. 2 act.
:
Dep.
to
and in same look down, to look
a tie ox band: a magic knot, love-knot. aor. I to wet through

:
,
Dep.
: :
reignty over, overpower, oppress.
to receive,
ad-
2. to receive
back, take
home again.
water
. -, . $, () 5,
ov, overrun,
5, , a tearing
f.
wasted by a raid.
or rending.
-,
f.
From
to tear in pieces, rend.
aor. 2 inf. of
to exercise lordship or sove-
in intrans. sense.
Med.
to tie
to
bind
imprison.
to want, lack, need, be (), f. lacking in a thing, esp. of numbers impers.
-(
is
( bind on or to, bind fast 2. to put in bonds, for oneself. II. metaph. to convict of a crime.
earnest intreaty.
down, shut up,
-,
close, check.
there
to
get sentence given
sume
publicly.
f.
^$, (($
need.
-, ,
f.
-5, -, , {, $)
ov, very plain or manifest.
Adv. of /caraScT^s, in defect: Comp, to be very ill off.
, -, - -, -( ' \
:
-,fas,
aor. 2 part, of
of the
stars,
a going down under a setting : generally, a descent. to put quite to the blush, esp. by
and
Lat. mergere
ship.
med.
,
aor. 2
fut.
;
aor.
- :
fut.
aor. i
I.
Causal, in pres.
:
to
make
to
sink or disable a
II. intrans. in pres. act.
with aor.
:
to
pf plqpf. act., go under water, sink,

2,
,
,
to sink,
and
set,
in
of
the sun;
with
into
to
%\snset.
7. to
to con-
go down
to decide as arbitrator against,
midst of; arms.

to
give arbitration against, rivos.

Att.
again.
empty themselves
-, -, -^,
f.
-,
fut.
-,
to reconcile
sing to, to charm by singing, Lat. occinere : absol. II. to deafen by singing. to sing a spell, charm.
f.
of rivers,
intr., to
flow or
:
into.
f.
:
'.
to
:
Pass., aor.
pf,
give judgment
absol. to
against, pass
sentence upon, rivos
demnation : Pass., judgment given against him.
pected.
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.
f.
, ) , -: (, -, -5 ^, , . -, , -(\. -, ^, -, . -(, , 8, , -, , -, -, , {, 5) -, -, , , () , -,
one,
to the
:
($ -, (, ) -5, (,, -, ) -,
,
condemnation, sentence
ov,
f.
:
condemn
Med.
clad, covered.
- -, . , -^. ,',
3. to
into, to steal or creep
( -^
Ion.
Ion. for
: to get into the get under, i. e. put on
keep hidden,
:
lie hid.
rarely
to accept presents or bribes.
-8, pf
doivn,
part. pass,
II. pf.
part. pass, oi
to
agaimt another, procure

one
his con-
who has
(.
", ,
hanging down.
3
pi.
impf. of 3
sing.
judgment given against a fine. []

to
to clothe, cover, overspread.

:
or
condemned. pursue closely.
pose
f, to suppose a thing against or prejudice of another, to suspect : to think, supalso in aor. l part. pass, being sus-
-^,
Epic
-,
:
poet, for
.: of
clothed,
let
aor.
med. of
impf.
Ion.
to
aor.
make
quite dry,
parch up.
together, yoke
be imprisoned.
fut.
f.
to
reduce to slavery, enslave:
also as Dep.,
with fut. and aor. i med. pf pass. Hence ecus, , a reducing to slavery, ento fall
to
slaving.
.. , . . . ,
,
- .
inf.
and
-,
to live one's life out.

f.
to tie or
yoke
to
Pass, to be
bound fast, straitened :

I
3 sing. Ion. aor.
of
to
and
-, f
gird fast
Med.
gird oneself
aor. 2 inf of
f.
to bury, inter.
to
embolden or encourage against

[d],
Pass, to take courage, behave boldly, [v]

f.
Dep.
to
look
down
upon, watch from above, observe. aor. 2 inf. oi

2 sing. aor. 2 opt.
17,
a receiving, admitting. aor. 2 subj. pass, oi aor. 2 inf. of
med. of
Ep. for
aor. 2 subj.
med. oi
, . -, ,
354
.
f.
for
-,
inf.
1. aor.
2
subj.
of
-^,
-,
(.
f.
paying down, discharging,

f.
:
{) ,, () -, -^
to
, ,
4|5,
-|, , ()
aros,
f.
cws,
, , ,
,
ill-treat, disfigure.
f.
subdue by charms. Hence enchantment. an accursed thing.

to curse.
approve of;
certain conditions.
promise in marriage, betroth.
aor. 2
med.
of
-(.
to a
cfS,
a putting down
down.
^ -, .)
Att.
to
wound
severely
to
poet,
km
to
II.
agree to, assent to, agree to a thing on to grant, promise : to

to
Ion. for
to
run
heart; death sit heavy at thy heart. one's mind, welcome, well-pleasing.
f.
love by
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.
', (, 5) , -,,-^... -, ,. -, - -, -, . -, ^ , ,- , , (, ) -, , -, -, - , (, ) - -, , , -, ,.. -, - -5, $ $ , . ( - ( , -, . -, . -, , -, -, $, (- -, -, ) -,

sions
into harbour.
:
II. to
run down : of ships, to make inroads or incur-
down
fully.
-, ^,,
c.
-, -, (, )
f.
ace,
f.
to overrun a country. contemplate from above. to sharpen, whet,

to to
-, .-, -,
fut.
to take or put put into port : of birds, to go place, light upon it. Dep. to comprehend
:
-, (,
2. intr. to
ov,
righteous.
rjpos,
make womanish.
of
f.
a disgracer. From to shame, disgrace,
dis-
Dor.
for
fut.
honour.
II.
Med.
to feel
shame
before another,
[]
dead, deceased.
, .
:
fut.
aor. 2
pf.
$,
part,
or
^$
to reverence.
poet, for
f.
inf.
[], Dep.
c.
to accuse, arto lay to one's
to die
away, be dying
in aor. 2
and
pf. to
be
Hence
raign, blame, find fault with : charge, object to one impute.

:
ace.
if,
6v, mortal.
part,
II. the aor. i occurs in pass, sense, accused, put
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
on one's defence.
a crest.
to cry
down.
f.
to bewail, lament.
:
f.
aor. 2
:
inf.
:^to leap or jump down

to leap
f.
c.
ace,
OKHV
Tr)v
down from
the wall.
to lose all heart,
2 inf. pass, of
,
:
vyos,
, a low
Pass,
f.
helmet or skull-cap without

to
(Deriv. uncertain.)
to
hang down,
aor.
laugh loudly Dor. and Lacon. for

for
at.
to be
very mtich dejected,

ov, also
ov, in or
upon
II.
the
mind, at
let
fut.
aor.
like
not according to
to slay.
Att.
[]
fut.
aor.
aor.
pass.
aor. 2
[],
to sacrifice:
to offer,
dedi-
cate.
II.
Med.,
to
compel one's
with a coat
ing
to
burn, burn down, consume by burnirvp
Pass.,
the
fire
had burned down
magic
sacrifices.
f.
Att.
or out.
of mail,
arm
at all points.
ccui,
poet, for
ov,
6,
poet, for
',/ -,
do a thing.
to feel shame or reverence before another, to reverence, respect : c. inf. to be ashamed

I pass,
:
to
over;
-, --^ -, , -, ,
f. f,
(. -, , -, , , . -, ,
to cover
f.
(,
to
call
down, summon,
in-
vite.
II. to call
f.
upon, invoke. to cover up, envelope
Med.
to veil oneself.
to
burn
to ashes.
down
-,
of motion, to float or hover his locks floated

to ashes.
2. to light
hid: to
sick.
.. -, -,
. 6, . 6,
2 pi.
f.
aor. I inf. of
pres. inf.
his back.
to
burn down, burn
but also Ep. for

f.
^P> ignite, illumine.
, -(,
lie
stored up, to be laid by.
3. to recline at meals.
another form of
, ,.
of
of
Dep.
to lie
down
to lie
2.
to lie
q. v.
-(,
pres. subj. of
to cut
down, waste, consume.
down
of the
thing wrongly or meanly.
of
. $. , ,. , $, -, -, -, -, -, -, . . , ^, -, , -, ^, ) , . -,
d5B
II.
-(>, Desiderat, of
:
. , -, , {.) /{(^, -, , , down

part, for
f. f.
ivish
lie
over, deluge, inundate
to
brawler.
05, -5, ,
wash down
or
f.
f.
to fill full
of water.
away:
at,
also to
wash
oui, efface.
Hence
f.
f.
give (he word of cotnmand: give (he ii/ne in rowing. pierce ihrougb, sting severely, by ihunder. sirike or make a gain of z,
who
spin thread, a name of the goddesses of Fate, Moipai, Lat. Parcae.

to spin out,
i
,
of
{,) -, -:
aor.
to cut piecemeal.
f.
a deluge, flood.
the
weird
women
of ihe Fates. to scrape

:
or grate
down
-.(,
f.
f.
f.
command
Pass,
enfeeble, of sorrow, fear, or illness.
-, -, $, (() -6 \:
f,
bewail or lament loudly
aor.
snap.
shut fast.
tribute by
heriiance.
ment.
to inherii.
at length.
one
lay
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,
table.
, ,5, ,
:
table;
marriage.
-^,
. -, -, , ) - - - : -, , ) - .) $ " -, -5, ,
f.
, , --,
-,
lie II. lo
-, , -,, ,
:
, . -, , -., -,
by herald.
poet, for
- -, -, ) - f.
Ep. pres. Ep. for
, , {, , -,
inf.
-,
rail violenily:
mockai.
pieces, Lat. vellico
soothe by
charms
enchani.
I
aor.
to
pull
Pass, to itch.
like
pi.
aor.
subj,
sleep, lull to sleep
aor. I inf. pass,
cover with wax.
Att.
f.
to
proclaim or
go to sleep, fall asleep, sleep. ihrough, sleep out; oui the watch.
-5,
1
to be well
mixed.
ov,
(,
:
ivy-wreathed.
zvail aloud.
Att.
[]
fut.
absol.
Do:,
:
aor. I inf.
:
med. o{
[]
aor.
-, . -,
one a ihare.
:
mix
well:
-|, , -,, , -^', ,

f.
f.
,
to to
to
put to
II.
to sleep
sleep
to lull to sleep.
make one a
sharer, give
f.
to
f.
Att.
, {, $)
follow
closely.
:
to
run
into
a bay or gulf.
,
2.
a bringing down to the sea-sbore,

Att.
to bring down, esp. land or into harbour
Pass.,
exportation.
ihe sea.
From
f.
to
II.
metaph.
break down, break short off, to break down, overcome,

l
to
Dor. aor.
pass. inf.
of
Att. for
[]
eidos. Ion. and Ep. a fastening for doors.
'8, ,
Ion.
old Att.
1
-)
:
-5,, {, ) -, {, ) -^^, , , {,
bring into a place of refuge.
gv,
f.
bring
with falling hair.
destruction.
buffet severely.
Dor.
Dor.
-^
2. to
Med.,
aor.
Pass., aor.
(not
-()
(^\$,
shui up in a fortress,
f.
) -, ,
shut up, pieces, cui up
:
-Aci- strike down with darts. aor. I Dor. f. post f. Ion. aor. 2
:
f.
-(dis-
-,
f.
Att.
)
:
'.
to cui in
order;
:
Pass., p.
to kill, slay.
II. to
stamp with
blockade.
die, coin into
money.
f.
to
arrange,
set in
f.
to inherit, obiain by in-
the arrow on the string nerally, to furnish, adorn.
to receive as one's allot'

lot,
jeci to.
assign to another as bis
give
-|,
:
-, .-,
to
II. to
ge-
hearkeft to, give ear to, hear plainly.

to cry
fut.
in crying.
(!,{\) {,
II.
aor. 2 inf. pass,
of
f.
lying down, stretched
absol. to prevail,
sloping, steep.
is,
to prevail over, subdue become current. become master : Pass, io hang down, hang suspended.
-, ,
or
hear and obey, be sub-
down, outdo
making
abed.
[],
(.
aor. I
-,
fut,
[]
aor. i
hang
to or
upon, hang up, aiiacb
to or by.
also to
in
the
at
-, {,
f.
esp.
wards,from top
to
bottom:
or
f.
II. to
lay
overthrow.
lie
fous,
a making to
Hence down or
sit
at
-, , {,
=
Att.
cui up like a buicher. Adv. from ihe head downmetaph. entirely, utterly.
to
the celebration of a
throw down a precipice, throw headlong down.

ov, precipitous.
f.
[]
aor. i
to ivash
aTos, to, condemnation, sentence. 2
From

356
to give
jiidgment against
aor. I
.
vai, part,
vos
to kill,
gamble away.
pf.
down
stoop
detain, keep back.
f. to burst riotously in upon, to attack ivith a drtmken band.
talk or rail
, 65. -, , ^, : ?: , , - 5, , -, ^^ -, , -, ) -, -, , , -, ,) . -, : -, -, -,, -, -, ) -, -, {) -, , 05, -^, , {), , ) ,, ) . . -, , -, -, , , - \( , - -, . ^ ,

enrol.
:
Dep.
-, -, -2^, -, - . -,
,
fut.
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
.
-, 5, , -,
f. :
aor.
to
condemn, sentence,
condefnnation.
to hide
[t]
Hence
. -,
:
:
f.
ccvj,
pain.
2
f.
away, conceal, keep
to get or
gain for oneself :
to possess.
Ep. aor. 2 act. part,

fut.
:
-ktcvw
Ion.
aor. 2
, - {) - , {)
sleep
:
down
-, -, (, -, -^ ^^
f.
to shine
upon
to shine.
to suffer greatly,
be in great
f.
:
aor. I pass.
aor. 2 pass,
key
aor.
-(:
:
^, (.
:
Med., with
in this sense
II.
to
lay
down, put
I
aor.
occur
to
((, (\,
to
to
let
inf.
pick out, choose out of many,

III.
,
to
4,
bed,
part.
aor.
lie
make
to lie dotvn,
3 sing, of Ep.
Karato
to choose as soldiers, levy, enlist,

tell
or count up, recoimt, reckon up

e. g.
go
over, re-
in pf.
peat, detail,
tears
a pedigree.
to
pass.
j), f.
\\,
pour down,
drop
to shed
Pass, to
nm
or drop down.
a remnant, residue.
anointed.
Ep.
ov,
poet,
f.
a, Ep. imperat.
inf.
~-I
aor. 2
Ep. forms, pres. fut. to leavebehind, leave as
pf.
: Pass.,
aor.
Ep. aor.
part,
an heritage, bequeath. II. to leave or give up to another.

allow.
in
f.
forsake, abandon
III.
siffer,
2 pi. fut.
med. (in pass, sense) day, put to death.

f.
, {,
[]:
to roll
to
spend one's substance

over.
to lose by the dice,
bearing public burthens.

f.
6. :
f.
Pass., aor.
down:
Pass,
~(\:
bend down,
\,
to
smear on or
to
Dor. for
fut.
of
'/:
to be rolled
f.
weir away by
fine
or
off.
f.
aor.
distinctions.
to
f.
to stoop a?id
f.
, {, =
f.
peep
into.
to exercise authority over.

to ratify
:
f.
aor.
part.
f.
, ,
,
, {,
to
to stone to death.
Ep. aor.
2 inf. pass,
of
grind down.
to leave off, stop, cease.
[]
condetnned to something. to hinder from doing: to
Pass, to forget utterly.
,,
able to grasp
to
or check, able to keep down.
verb. Adj. of
be
grasped or
seized, within reach, attainable.
II.
incorrect form for

aor. 2 inf.
act. seizing
upon.
{,
of
(, ,
f.
a grasping,
seiz-
Dep.
to boast or
ing, winning.
brag largely.
-2|,
:
II.
{,
:
an a/tacking, assaidting.
to Cfitreat earnestly.
to stone to death.
f,
to babble, chatter.
II. to
f.
at,
slander.
Hence
slander ou, slanderous.

evil report,
f.
and
change.
exchange, profit made on exa change frotii enmity to friendship, reconciliation, mosily in plur. From
17,
II.
Ion.
aor.
:
pf.
Ion.
Pass., aor.
Ion.
upon, lay hold
Med. of: to seize: to seize for oneself : to preoccupy. W. to hold in, keep down or under, check : hence to put an end
of, take possession
to seize
to,
( ,
case.
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:
to
settle,
conclude.
2.
to
08, ,
Hence
ov, verb. Adj. to be checked.
- -,^ - ,, {')
fut.
^ -,
to
Att.
:
change
change.
reconcile:
, -2[,
-|[,
f.
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.
to
Med.
f.
aor.
to
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
ov, left,
- Att.
Dep.
remaining.
to cut into furrows.
f.
Koviiv
a dissolving, putting down, making an e?td of: of an army, a disbanding: an ending of the war geneews,
:
II. a resting, lodging: a conclusion,finishing. a resting-place, inn. also =
. -,{) , () , $ , : -,
f.
-, 08, -,
/^,
f.
-, ,
to
-., ,
,
ov,
, -, {, )
spend one's Adv. =
life
wash completely:
Med., -{|,
tribute.
in bathing.
on the neck.
to distribute into troops.
Hence
measure.
probe
:
distribution into troops.
old Att. pres. for
an
Dep.
to
inn, lodging. ravage, destroy.

to be
f, to put in the metaph., to put the ballotbox like a probe down another's throat, i, e. make him disgorge stolen goods,
made an end
of.
gainst.
rally,
squalere.
ov,
-:
, one who lodges in a place. From

aor. I
to dissolve,
part.
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.
:
. -, -, -, , -, to
officers.

f.
357
Att.
to
f,
, , {, )
[],
to
I
to cut in pieces: to dis-
measure or mete out
to
to
f,
give information a'
2. to
intimate,
make known.
med. of
3 sing, Ep. aor.

f,
to
an end, terminate; Med. to come to war

:
with him.
to take
effeminate
-, , {, -, , -,
to
end a
absol.
teryns with one,
make peace
hence
appease, pacify.
pf,
stand
mad.
-, up
f.
II. to
unloose, unyoke
one's quarters, halt, rest, lodge.

to rest from a thing.
f.
'^%)
to bewitch.
f.
Att.
$ , -, . -,{) 5, , -5, -,-, -6 ,

wear unwashen garments
or
in
,
to
to taint, defile, pollute
Pas:
sign of grief, Lat.
-,
f.
f,
-:
to
aor.
,.
mix, mix up, compound.
spend in paying public
to
so.
make
soften
soft or
Pass, to be or
Att.
fut.
, -&:
-,
become
f.
5, -, , {)
,
Att.
f.
to
aor. 2
:
-. -,
much,
mincemeat
:
of.
:
{, 6$)
f.
ov,
Adv. alone, apart.
conquer in single combat. encompass, cover. 3 sing. Ep, aor. I med. of closing of ihe eyes. ($,
to
and
-\;, , {,
f.
to
learn or observe well
bear witness against Pass, to have evidence given against one.

f.
Ep. aor,
make
sheer wine.
-, -, -, -, {, ) -, , -, {, ) -6, Ion.
to consider well.
-:
f.
:
off.
to under-
asleep, dose
to
be
stark
to
f.
med.
sol. to be heedless
over, of the nightingale's voice,
, . -, -, )
blunt or dull.
f,
.
f.
-,
to catch
hold
of, catch.
to
aor.
Med.
to
wipe
take
pile up, heap up:
-, , -, , 5, -, -, also to die.
f.
[]
aor.
shut or close the eyes
,
.-
. )
faulty.
to nod,
:
:
iear, scraich, rend.
make
poet, inf,
drop
II.
to force down into a place. f. overpower by force, constrain, confine: coerce. Hence aros, a curse.
f.
to curse.
to take the
edge
off,
pf. act.
[iJ],
to
make drunk with
upon,
aor.
f.
,
I
: f.
inf.
to
of give no heed
find fault with.

cusing.
-, , -(
as
5,
Adv. so as
pass,
to
, {,
Pass,
:
, neglect
to
ab-
, -,
to
I act.
make
to dwell, setile
only used in Ep.

Pass,
I
med.
up
one's abode, dwell, only in aor.

f.
:
^.
:
aor.
I
:
-, -, -,
to
spend lavishly,
fis
upon
a thing
Pass.,
with
to be lavished. be sloihful lowards, press heavily
f.
fut.
to beat to
down firmly.
conquer in a seafighi,
beat at sea.
be neglected.
-,
to
f.
-,
,
to distribute, allot, assign a-
blamed by all, abhorred: neut. pi, give cause for blame. From f. aor. med, -e/if/iov,
:
shed honey
mong.
II.
Med. and
Pass, to divide
among
them2.
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:
Dep.
to
blame, accuse,
5, -, .-:
nod
to
8,
-',
Hence
ous,
a blaming, finding fault, acto stay behind: to
f.
-^,
remain, con-
tinue in a state.
. ; ^ , -, . ,
assent, opp. to
($: -
nod
he promised and confirined his promise by a make a sign by nodding ihe head.
f.
Ion,
-, -,
f,
overcloud.
heap or pile up.
aor. I inf. of

358
(,
burnt
-^, , )
f.
i>}iow fell all
understand, learn, know

Pass,
-, , , -, (, ) -5, $.
f.
wasted.
-, -^,
The
-, -,
and burn
ashes.
f.
-vlipw, to snoiv
it
snows;
over Thrace.
f.
- -. -, - ,
to
cinders
f.
Pass,
be foot
upon or over
impers.,
Act.
is
Adv. of
f.
. 8,
to
remark, observe, perceive

:
to
(, )
supplied
Att.
to consider. to
be used
up or
by
bedew.
to,
downwards.
arrive
ai.
2. absol. outover against, right opposite, facing. right, downright, long in Horn., [t of the penult,
-,(, )) -, (,
(s,
to
come down
down-hill, opp. to
opposite.
Adv.
, -, - ) -6, -, ().
\uv
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.
$,
to
-
-, '
troops
f.
to
threaten loudly ;
to use threatening
words.
Ion.
sounding-line.
fut.
overrun wiih lightto
armed
straight doxvnfrom.
II.
be sent down.
short in Att.]
be pricked at heart.
deep
place
reached the house of

plish, perpetrate.
well: to tear in pieces,
guest, entertain.
to deem worthy, esteem, bid ; I bid a long farewell to calamities. resolve or determine on a thing.
f.
nour.
down, to scratch or mark. Karaopos, Dor. for

f.
or
aor. 2
tiraaa:
. , -, - ^, -,) -, , . $ ) -, ^: . , -,. ], , ,, ( , -, , , $ -, -,-, -, -, , ) --, -^ (-) -, -, -, to

ecus,
7),
,
bring
;
-, , -- -,
f.
-,
sleep, to
c.
Adv. over against, opposite, fronting. KaT-avrtirepas, Adv. right over against, opposite.
to
pour upon
f.
or over.
stupefaction, slumber.
Att.
^,
to
prick
From
Pass, to
slumber.
Att.
pf.
II. in
Pass, also to lie in
a
:
or digest
-, , -, , ^. -6. . -, - -: ( verb. Adj. of

f.
, . 608, , ,
f.
,
,
the sea. aor. 2
to boil
(, ^-
send down
to
mourn for.
intr. pf.
o(
Ep.
pf.
part. fem. of
Ion. for
mostly in Med.
:
pf.
to
break wind at one.

:
f.
[]
aor.
to
an
end, finish a journey:
arrive ai a
they
gen.,
kind hostess.
2. to
have accom:
out over.
, -
:
Att.
fut.
down
metaph.
to digest, keep
from
rising.
aor. 2 part, of
or-v,fut.-cu []
aor. 2
to spread
II. to
spread or cover with. otos, to, a curiain, veil.

:
Hence
fut.
-,
:
Dep.
(,
:
fut.
part.
tofiy down.
:
to
carry on one's back.

f.
aor. I
Pass., aor.
-',
:
f.
(,
:
to stone to death.
Att. for
to
card or comb
of
part, of aor. 2
wear away, reduce
Ep. for
f.
(,
fut. inf.
-^.
to nothing.
sing. aor. I subj. of
and
pf.
fut.
aor.
îvos) to receive as a
to stick fast in
intr.
the
ground, fix firmly

in, be
-8,
-|,
Pass.,
with
act.
ov, quite
worthy
of.
Adv.
-$.
Hence
aor. 2
standfast or firm
to leap
3 sing. Ep. firmly
II. to
ho-
fixed
in.
f.
2. to
f.
[]
Pass., pf.
-(
:
-, -, -,
f.
f.
:
;
down from.
to fill quite full.
to
burn
to ashes.
scrape
fut.
aor. 2
Ep.
Ep.
to
)5.
to
metaph.
to
2. gulp or swallow down, absorb. drink in, imbibe. 3. to swallow up, use
Hence
,
downwards
,
to
to jest at.
up, consume.
f.
fastened a trap
-.
:
down
to sell outright.
:
throw in wrestling.
(\,
to
shake
down
f.
Att.
-,
vault or leap down.
to
besprinkle:
Pass., in 3 sing.
Ep. fall, sink, subside.
[]
aor.
pitch, pitch over to
to
sprinkle or strew over.
smeared
ov, besprinkled with, embroidered.
, -:
fut.
aor. 2
pf.
to fall
down
metaph.
Att.
f.
-,
air.
to
cover with
$, ,
Att.
keep out the
over, a plasier.
thai which
From
:
f.
is
spread or
[]
aor. I
Med.,
own
plicate, entangle.
bring to an end, finish. Kara-irXeos, ov, also a, ov Att. quite full 0/ a thing Trktos) stained with it.
:
Ion. pres.
high sea to shore, put into

stream.
II. to sail
,\\,$, 2
Pass.,
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,
:
enrich.
. , . ^ -, -, -, . . ,- , ,. -, -, () , ^ -. . , ): -, -, . , , -, -, - . -, ,

spread or smear over, plaster with
Ke(paKi]v to plaster one's
head.
Hence
thing.
sulted
359
negat.,
and
;
impunity
bad sense: I. absol., ov he said they should not get off free, with you shan't do it for noov
in
7. also
6v, plastered over.

17,
with part., ov
vos,
Ion. for
he shall not escape for having thus in3. c.
f.
^, to
2. to finish
entwine, plait: metaph. to imtwisting, and so to
me
ov
(,
-,
:
escape or get offfor doing this. ' (Keivos
thou shall not gen. pers., he shall not use me
ojv,
gen.
ill
for nothing.
-,
f.
-
:
soiled or
ov,
ovtos, aor. 2 part, of

fut.
aor.
-irTcpos, ov,
(, ()
of
:
winged.
to sail
down, as, to port, put in:

Att. for
' -^
Att.
aor.
to strike
fut.
^7os,
,,
back.
gen.
),
^.
aor. I
sail from the
to sail
down
terror-stricken.
, amazement, consternation. From

:
Ep. aor. 2 another poet. aor. 2 part, Ep. part, or occurs pf. to crouch or cower down, to lie crouching or cowering.
fut.
;
3 dual
-,
f.
Ion. for
[]
Ep.
:
ov, also
ov,
down
-,
()
to
I
upon, abominable, despicable.

es,
upon or
-,
-,
:
()
From
:
to be spat
(,
[iJ]
:
with ample folds.
f.
aor. I.
to spii
at, as a
mark
of abhorrence and contempt.
Att.
lewdness.
make very
Hence
rich,
ovos,
, neut.
[]
:
(, ^)
lewd,
breathe upon or over.
-, -^ -, -, -, $,
[],
to bathe
6cus, 77,
overcome in war, Lat. debellare.
. ^ -,- , -, ) , . - , ., $, - -, ,, ^
with water.
f.
lustful, brutal.
aor.
makt
a bathing in water.
rotten
Pass, to become rotten.

ov, very thick.
f.
Ion. for
Ep. for
, (,
f.
to catch fire.
f.
aor.
to
17^0, to
2. to inspire, instil.
Hence
Ion.
[],
consume with fire. an imprecation, curse.
a breathing or blowing. Adv., for and

I
Ion. for
pf. part, pass,
of
into the sea,
of pirates.
complish, achieve:
downwards ;
downwards,
pieces
- () $, , . , () -, , - -,, . - : -( -, -,
the track, quickly, straightway.
subj. pass,
f.
:
upon
Ion.
Dep.:
tc
-, -, , -^,
-,
f.
f. f.
-,
3 sing. aor.
f.
of
invoke upon one, mostly in bad sense

curse,
to
war down, wear down

toil
or
to
wear out by
Att.
, (, 6$)
therein.
or suffering.
to
$,
he uttered many curses : to pray for evil to one, pf. part, utter imprecations upon
in pass, sense, accursed.
throw
Att.
to
-, ,
f.
dash down, smash,
plunge or drown
,,
Hence
break in pieces,
hurl down.
one who throws into the sea,
ov,
f.
f.
-(,
Att.
-|5,
i.
Med.
-,
to prostitute.
f.
-,
to
effect,
ployed: hence to make barren. Pass, to be abolished less or void: apyos) f. ac-
, (,
f.
apyos)
accursed, abominable. to leave unem-^

II. to
-^,
to achieve for oneself.
(s,
head foremost, with
the forepart
apyaa,
tory rites.
ver.
, (, $, ,
make
use
to be set free.
to
make
:
to tarry.
pi.
rcl
in
the beginnings of the sacrifice, introduce
e.
with the hand moved with the fiat o/the hand. Hence to throw down headlong. f.
,
f.
i.
[]
aor.
to cut or tear in pieces.
-,
e.
to
saw up
or in
-,
to
cover or plate with
sil
II. /o
f.
buy or bribe with silver. to water : esp. metaph.

Ion. for
to be'
sprinkle with praise.

or
to betray.
f.
Att.
-^, -08, , , (, pyi)
making one
do for nothing,
with impunity, always with
shudder, horrible.
360
to
lessness:
carelessly lost.
shreds
tatters.
precipitous.
waterfall, Lat. cataracta.

f.
Hence taph. to plot, devise, compass. ov, sewn together, patched.

-pi
with the hand, to stroke, fondle, caress:
Ep. for
, -^ -,-(
f.
flow down thing: metaph.

to
down:
;
come to, fall wet and in

down.
break up, put

esp. in aor. 2
to
pf. act.
turned.
running from
irrigated.
by depositions from
f.
or adjust fitly
a well-adjusted, fit, or convenient thing. f. to adjust, put in order again,

store, repair: to settle by mediation, reform.
, -, $, , . (- -, , -^ - ,- . $ -, : - $, -, , ) . -, -, $ . -, -, , -, , $, -, ^. , ^. , ) , . -, , -, -(, (4
Pass., pf. part,
, . -,
:
($ , -, , -, -. -^, --, -, -, () -, - -(3[,

count up
aa(hvvL,
i.
(pf. part, pass.)
Med.
f.
: :
f.
to count or
reckon among.
to furnish completely:
to recount.
well furnished, complete.
to be fully sufficient.
Ion. for
a restoring, ($, maki?ig perfect, educating.
pass,
Dep. with fut. med. to deny stoutly.
f.
aor.
a mediator, reformer.
f.
, ,
I
Hence
restoration
$,
6,
one who adjusts:

pass,
:
f.
to plotigh up.

17^0, to
II. intr. to
f.
Pass.,
pf.
part.
ov,
,
;
$, , (8, (, $) -8, $. -, , (, ) $, ()$, -, (

aor.
pass,
:
[] []
:
pf.
lose or miss
from
care-
range, put in order

II.
prepare, dress : to arPass, to be trained or discipf.
in
:
things
plined.
part.
act.
in-
be very careless or idle.

to
trans. sense, of suppliants,

rites.
having performed
all the
tear into
in rags or
ov, poet, for for
Adv.
in the
beginning.
as Adj. broken,
f.
to
make a beginning
II. as Subst.,
to stitch up, to cover
over
me-
, ^
f. f.
Ep. aor.
to
pat
to
make
to si?ik ox fall. pass,
and (in
form)
-:
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.
:
pf.
c.
to
form run down or drop with a 2. to fall or slip rush down.

:
aor. 2 in pass,
dat. to
aor. 2 part. pass. Karappvets, fallen.

to the lot of.
11. to
3. to
rtm down with

to
Pass, to be
and
-:
wet with a thing.

f.
2. to
tear in pieces, rend
-:
down
:
break
3. to
Med.,
Toiis
they rent their coats.
throw down ; band, beckon.
, -,
()
aor. 2
to
^:
and
to
:
f.
aor.
Pass.,
to
put
out, quench, extinguish:
metaph.,
epiv to quell noise

act.
with intrans. aor. 2 to be quenched, go

f.
dry up the sea and strife. and pf.

;
II.
out.
pf.
to
to shake and sign with the
to confusion,
of armies.
II.
Pass.,
break or burst out,

to
[], to fall or rush down: gush forth: so also intrans. in
break out, burst forth.

f.
or
-,
to file
Karfppi-
\iyiv to say anything polished or wellf.
to
throw down, overthrow.

ov,
coatr.
-, ,
f.
the head,
a catarrh.
pass,
{)
-,
e.
grow
-
to
to
f.
{. f.
of Ep. aor. 2 rush down or back

intr. pf.
:
Pass,
(,
into.
make
rotten, let rot.
II. Pass.,
with rotten, rot away.

[a],
to
intr. pf. act.
, (,
f.
to
weaken.
pant or snort against. to become silent.
to
gulp or swallow down.

of
i.
aor. 2
is,
flowing down, falling away, ebbing.

II.
ov,
()
5),
inf.
Hence
-, -, -,
make away
with.
f.
, (,
'XiKiXas) to Sicilise,
to eat up,
Dep.
feed on.
to be silent
about a thing:
-(, . (^) 5, ,() (,

Ion. for
overflowed, watered, carried down by water : formed water, alluvial.

broken, rugged. a landing-place.
c. ace. rei, to
keep silent, pass over.
II. trans, to
make
silent, silence, c. ace. pers.

f.
to
dig down, rase
to the
ground,
demolish
aor.
-2
pass,
Hence
wyos,
f.
6,
ws,
ing.
II. in plur.,
to fasten, attach,
(pf. part, pass.)
a rasing to the ground, demolishburial : also a grave. aor. 2 inf. pass, of
Hence
reII.
, dug down, deep-dug. and f. [] to scatter upon or over : also
-,
aor, I
in
bad

sense
against one.
act.
again or amiv.
build, construct
provided with a render so and so be ready to do. Hence
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
:
, -, ,, , ,
;
rivos to spread a report

tip.
-,{,
to
parch
II. Pass.,
with
pf.
-<',
to wither
away.
*sow or plant
besprinkle.
thickly
:

361
to beget,
II. /o
-iaweiKa:
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.
axirras) to shelter, cover up.

to
drink-offerings
to
in the dust,
aros, to, a contrivance, device
and
stitution of a thing.
f.
camp, take up one's quarters, encamp
Hence
ment
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.
over.
overshadowing.
f.
:
to
as Subst.
banter
to
Pass, to
quer by trickery, circumvent, outwit

be outwitted.
Att.
f.
of ships, to haul down, set afloat. or swallow dowji.

f.
, .. , -, . -, ) 5, , ^ , , -, , () -, . , . -, -, ^. -, , -, - - -, -, , -, -, , ) -, -, () -, ,, -, -, , -, -, -< -, () -, -, -, - (( ,
,
(, ()
contrivance.
-, -(: {.- 4( -, , (, ) -, , -, , - (, ) --, ,

metaph.
:
f.
aor.
Pass., aor. i
pf.
pour as a drink-offering or
:
libation
absol. to
pour
generally, to
to
pour upon one.
II.
honour with
libations.
f.
f.
urge on, stimulate. to throw down

i
make
bite the dust.
Dep., with aor.

;
pass,
pf.
to be
earnest about a thing

f.
absol. to be very serious.
to let fall in
drops zipon, pour
upon:
to let drop, shed.
II. intr. to
trickle;
to
drop down, have one's foot
running with
a sore.
2. to
bedew, wet, moisten.
f.
, , (,
=
aor. 1 part, of
f.
,
77,
toform a counter-party.
settling,
II.
to pitch one's
Pass, to be beaten by party or faction.

cue,
to rest, settle.
appointing, estab2.
aTos,
eojs,
,a
lishing
an appointment,
before
institution.
a bringing
and an encamping, an encampcovering, veil

:
a resting-place, a
nest.
to
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
:
appoint.
-,
-62;,
,
f.
6,
f.
poet, for
-5,
a
ov,
(,
used as Pass, of overshadowed.
(tenses
aor. I
-( -):
formed from
:
)
:
-65, , ^) (,
ov,
aTOS,
,,
to
I
an
establisher.
cover over.
Hence
in, roofed.
II.
aor.
f.
-(,
a covering. covered to tread on. inf. of

to
2. to
put in order, arrange

c.
clothe, dress, array.
keep down, check.

ace.
2. to
pf.
to sigh
over or lament,
c.
view closely
to spy out
to reconnoitre.
Hence
sigh for or about one,
17,
a viewing
ov,
(,
closely, spying.
okottOs) spying, exploring
scout, spy,
fut.
-,
:
es,
to crown. f. ureathed, crowned.

:
gen.
f â;
aor. I
'
name,
From
to wreathe,
to
make jokes upon,

abridge
:
crown.
to
jeer or mock.
f.
to lessen,
f.
, (,
to
expose one
Pass.
to
infamy by posting
aTos,
f.
become
less.
f.
to
burn with a slow fire

Att.
smoulder away.
{.,
[3],
-,
Dep.
to con-
of
also as Pass, to
-, ,
f.
-5, ,
to -,
:
:
a state, condition. prop, sustain. aor. i inf. and imperat. fut. of same. Hence f. to cover with punctures. ov, spotted, speckled, brindled, dappled.
to support,
, ,
tip his
-<,
Tiva
{.
to pull to pieces. wantonly. to draw or pull down ; drag one down by the hair
beam
brightly.
to live
an arranging, dress-
ing
equipment, dress.
f.
W.
to
quaff
:
-airepC)
aor.
to
to
aor. i fut. and II. to spread or cover with a thing. spread or strew on the ground : to overthrow, lay
,-,
II.
quietness, moderation.
to sigh over, bewail.

:
to subject to oneself,
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.
horror-struck
pass,
fellow.
off, to
-(seal
:
cured.
dering.
possessed.
Tas
med. of
-, .
arrange:
gest. to
. ,. . -, ( -, -, -, . - ,- , {) . -, ) -, , ,- ^, ,. - -,^; ,, - '^ ,, , -, -, -, , - -, ^ -^ -, ^^, -, ^ . . , () 6, , ( --. \ . ,, -. -, ) , . -, -.

:
::
362
low ;
smooth the waves, Lat.
sternere aequor.
f.
^,
5
tight
:
3 sing.
pf. opt.
of
and Ep.
pf.
-riws, gen. Sjtos, pf. part, of
to
hurl
down
it
lightning, flash
to
lightning
absol.,
tion
Med.
to
encamp, take up one's quarters, encamp.

f.
lightens.
to
make
],
:
of
sta-
fut.
-/
pf.
to stretch or
f.
draw
metaph. to strain, force

II.
also to strain
to
turn over the
soil,
Lat. ara2.
or exert.
intrans. to stretch or strain oneself:

.
tro vertere.
II. to
upset, overturn.
subdue: Pass, to be subdued; Ill, I am compelled to hear.

:
Med.
to stretch or
extend towards, Lat. tendere in

Ion. and Dor.
pf.
f.
2.
to strain or exert oneself, strive earnestly.

:
-(
aor.
to
bring
to
an end,
close
intrans. to
come
to
an end,
end.
pass,
to cut in pieces, cut

to
up;
aor. I part, of
cut
him
into strips
trenches
-5, (, ^
ov,
f.
:
:
had
been cut.
artificial.
:
aor.
to
make melt
II.
away,
Pass.,
to
thaw
to dissolve,
make
liquid.
with
to
pf. act.
:
to
melt or be melting
aor. 2
$, ,
f.
away,
thaw
to
pine away.
:
:
to
-,
carry
Ep. pi, Ep. subj. for
, (,
f.
pf.
Ep.
inf.
aor. 2
to
he
c.
ace. rei, to
ov,
in
act. sense
(\$,
-,
to pull
:
shudder at, abhor. very hard or rugged. have a glib tongue : pf. part, a chattering
aor.
down and
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
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.
:
(,
Med.,
^;
;
and
in
Ep. for
etc.
Ep. subj. for
to place,
pf. part. pass,
sealed up, se-
f.
65, , {) 05, () -^, , -^, ,

f.
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.
f.
,-,
to befoul, Lat. concacare.
-|, ,
to cover
f.
to burst the gates open. to loiter,
tarry
c.
ace,
to
tarry
somewhat too
o{
2
long.
- -6,
and
with wounds,
wound
:
all over
of ships, to
disable utterly, cripple.
aor.
pi. aor. 2 subj.
(formed from obsol.
to
aor.
, , to
f.
part.
act.
rub in pieces, bruise, pound, bray. Ion. and Dor. for
[] =
,
Dor. for
Att.
-.
^,
to
2 sing, fut.of
di-
-,
its
f.
draw up
in order,
put in
proper place,
classify,
2. to
appoint.
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]
:
tack.
ship, to
run
into port.
II. to
:
run down : of a run down upon, at-
III. to
run over
;
to
overrun, ravage, lay
waste.
f.
aor. 2 pass,
-(
[]
pf.
to
-,
-([,
to
-^, -, ,,
to
f.
reach, gain, obtain
to
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,
f.
-, - .'^. -, -, -, 4, - $, -([, -(, -, (\ -, , ,77, () -, , -, , -, ' , -, , -, , 6-8, {'/, -, -^, , ('/) -, ^-^, ,
to chatter against.
squeak, scream shrilly. f. to run down or over.
, . -, (
:
363
:
aor. I
to ivaste
to
rub down, wear out, exhaust, []

:
fut.
aor. 2
away, decay, perish. I. Causal in
aor.
gnaw
in pieces, eat up.
trans. in pf. pass,
Ion. for
fut.
:
to hit
[], inf. one's mark, away, perish
$
f.
, ^
pf.
:
[;]
fut.
[],
to ruin, destroy, kill.
II. in-
Ep. aor. 2
to be
destroyed, ruined, waste
absol. to be successful.
hadst perished
part.
that thou dead, departed.
to dry,
f.
parch, or wither up. to illumine or light tip
Med.
destruction, ruin, death:
metaph. confusion, distraction.

f.
gaze
at.
to kiss tenderly, caress.
to speak aloud, declare.
to
or better
-, -, -05,
'
vour.
to
nifest, clear.
charm, bewitch.
, , , -,
$,
-, , -,
{,
to
. '. )
:
- - ,, -,
5,
-,
-,
become
2. to
cofisume in eating.
f.
-,
f
,
2. to
make
visible,
appear.
aor. 2 inf. pass. o(
(s,
clearly seen, conspicuous.
(VT av
,
setting.
:
ov, old Att. for
near
-,
to
-^, {) 5 ^'^ $
f.
, ,,
II.
to anoint with
. $.
visible.
:-,
despise
-([, ,
observe.
II.
Pass.
be clear or plain,
Hence
2.
8, -,
:
ma-
thoughts upon, think of

tare.
:
drugs
to
simply to think, suppose.
to poison.
to depreciate.
but a spirit of disdain

slanting;
the sun
is
(s,
sloping,
when
:
sumption
inclined to a thing,
, , ,
:
-(,
II.
-^-
ov, covered,
Att.
-, ,
:
decked: shut up in. From to cover, fence in. f.

to
f.
17^0;, to
think slightly of, disdain,
to scorn,
contemn.
also to
flx one's
aim
at,
Lat. affec-
III. to
think arrogantly, to
presume: and
;
f.
viyKa as by a
to
Pass, to be carried or driven

f.
:
for refuge or betake oneself
-,
:
: 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.
bring down
:
or
aor.
-
to.
river
to be
down
to, to
aor. 2
^
or
of,
to a place.
:
to flee
have recourse
Hence
, -5,
verb. Adj. one
must betake
oneself.
of refuge.
-, ) -, -(,
to
f.
-, -^,
($,
, flightfor refuge.
and
2.
a place
tribes or clans.
say yes, assent
nounce, proclaim.
to take first possession

f.
Dep.
, (, <(
to
to
to.
spread a report, an-
rally, to catch in the act, detect, discover.

f.
, -, -, , -, -,
and
f.
5,
Hence
6,
:
contempt of others not only spirit,

:
ecus, 17,
and a low opinion of others
pre-
05,
-(|,
,
ov, 6,
a despiser : and contemptuous, disdainful.

Att.
occupy.
bring to nothing, ruin.
, ^. $, -,{,-, , -5, ) ->(|, -, -,,

, =
to
burn away.
aor. 2 inf. of
a refuge, place of refuge. in Adv., for

Att.
f.
.
to
f.
think or study a
Hence
tribes, by
to
guard
:
well.
17^0, to
shed leaves
to decay.
ov,
f.
well-planted.
[],
to catch in
theft
gene-
Att.
to illuminate, light up.
f.
to
exult over one.

364
one.
f.
to
set or
-^,
armour.
up
-8, ,(, -, -;, ,

mUov
f.
<,
to
covered with brass; the plain gleaming with brasen

to
)
Att.
:
shower down
like hail
on
-^,
f.
establish in a place or spot.
favour.
ludibrium.
, -,
:
:
Hence
cover with brass.

to
f.
a thing out
of
cottrtesy
-, -, ,
f.
f.
arcs,
()
of
fut.
:
generally, to flatter, curry
do or give on, bedew.
a mockery, Lat. falsely, pretend.

against
against
Ep.
2
6, - ^ -, . ., - ^ ^- -, ^ ,
generally, to vote against.
to befoul, Lat. concacare. to vote by
show of hands Hence condemnation by show of hands. against or

I
-, \(( , -|;, , 8, -^,

Att.
f.
, -,. -, ^. -,
f.
(.
Att.
place
in,
aor.
inf.
of
-(| -,
ov,
Att. for
to stroke
with the hand.

to
f,
drop down
Dep.
Tivos to
tell lies
to feign, invent; against one to say

:
f.
to
Pass, to be borne
down
bear false witness by false witness.
(aaeoa)feigned,fabulous.
fut.
in
condemnation of
Att.
as Pass, to be con-
to vote
Ep. aor. Ep.

:
-^
2. to
inf.
demned.
to
aor.
Pass., aor. I
\y]
Ep. aor.
down
to melt
of the hair.
-, -,
,
S,
. , (). -.
to
:
\], 3 sing, and pi. pour down, shed upon
or over, to
shower
2.
to throw, cast
down
down.
to let fall
upon.
Med.
to let
have or
came
to be
flow down, esp. melted down;
fernal.
, -05, {, ,
f.
to
derision, mockery. pass in widowhood.
Dor. for
ov,
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.,
:
-, -, -,
f.
Pass, to be grieved or distressed.
)
:
subterranean, in-
to cut in strips. to spot or sprinkle.
Dep.
f.
Dep.
to
make
use of,
, , -. ^. , , . , , .. , (, . , . , , , .
f.
--,
to
crumble away.
f.
. metaph. = /^>.
[]
;
rub or grate down:
Pass.
to cool, refresh,
pf.
of
[d], aor. 2
pass.
3 pi. aor. 2 subj. pass, of aor. I of

late fut. of
-^.
3
pi.
Ion. for
3 pi. of
pi.
3 Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

for
aor. 2
Ion. for
impf. of
aor. 2 of
of Ep. for
-,
3 sing. aor.
med. of
^ -,.
f.
of contempt.
use or abuse.
-, -,
ov,
,- , ,- -,
the
,
and
that
,5.68, {, ;) -, Adv.
slothftdly, sluggishly.
pf. pass. part,
of
mane
sufficed,
ill
served as a
Pass, to be
treated.
Dep.
to spit
upon or
at, in sign
- -, 6, -6, (,
crest.
, ,
5,
-,
*-6,
verb. Adj.
onetnust
-5, , -([,
also
to colour, tinge
:
. . ,, . ,
,
f.
'\.
to
-,
i
pour down
(a).
into.
aor.
fut,
of of
for
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 of
fusely, lavishly, [v]
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.
, {)()
,5,(5,
Hence covered with geld, gilded. to cover with gold, to gild.
Ep. for
3
Ion. pf. part, of

pi. aor. 2
I
^. -.
of
for
f.
to soil, tarnish
Adv. pouring down,

which
i.
e.pro
shed
is
(,
-, (( ,
Med.
aor.
..
aor. 2 of
poet,
to
. (,
med. of
to let
flow doton,
:
flow apace,
*(.
down passed away

trickle
, -,
-,
(, ^.
),
,(
metaph.,
, , ((.. , (.- , -. ., , : ) , , ., . . ^. -, .
-(, , -, , {,
f.
((lXov) given to
to liken to
^^(. -6,
idols.
:
also
-.
i
365
Adv.
(, kvavTios)
to kill.
Pass, to be or be-
over against, opposite, fronting.
come
like.
II. to
guess, surmise, conjecture

into a place, coop
of
evil, to suspect.
-\(,
f.
17^0;, to force
up
Pass, to be cooped up.
.,
Ion. for
Ion. 3
pi.
pf. act.
and pass, of
(\.
-(
,
to rise
-6, -
:
plqpf. pass, of
f.
Ep. aor.
[], to cover up, wrap up. i med.

:
{, (
;
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
: ;
-6[, , -6,
f.
strengthd. for
Ep. aor.
of
it
-,
and
-,
Pass.,
Adv.
(,
/.
ibo) to
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.
go
or
right over against, right opposite, fronting.
also, to sail
-|,
,
with aor. 2
act. -eâi/e^T?;',
up against, contend against.

3 sing. pf. pass, of
come back, return
, -. ,
(, iJiTov)
tell, to
,,
Ion. for
of
exiles, to
return home.
aor. 2 inf. oi
received as a guest, pf. part. pass,

to exercise authority over.
Ion. for
I
of
aor.
to speak out, declare, tell plainly.
inf.
without any
pres. in use
, -6
inform
of.
to
speak against,
to accuse,
II. charge. 2. to denounce,
gagement with one.

f.
-,, -6,
f.
Med.
to
make a
a^cy, to
bring
down
-, = Ion. -, ,
and
f.
poet. aor. 2
fine :
-, -6,
to press
f.
hard, reduce to
Ion. for
Dep.
to
to dissemble.
-, ,
6. , , , . , . , - (( , . . -. . -, . , (. -.
aor.
i
, ,
-,
:
KaTCKCipa, aor. I of KaTiK-Qa, aor. I of aor. i of
aor.
Dor. aor. i of
I
contr. impf. of
aor.
Ep. aor. 2 of Aeol. and Ep. 3

aor. 2 of
. . . 7, .. . . .
to use irony
.
pass,
i
^.
med. oi
('/.
II. to
to shut in, enclose, con-
thing quickly upon another. Ep. aor. 2 part, of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of to press down, oppress. f.
65, ,
straits.
hinder.
urge, impel, stijuidate, hasten

necessity.
II. intr. to
towards, banter:
bring in
to one's
own
loss, [a]
of
pass, of
pass, of
pf.
used
, ..-. . , '. , . , .. . , ^
-, ,
2. to
;
.
haste.
I
contract or en-
upon, bring one
Karenevyov urgent
hi/rry,
make
aor. 2
of aor. 2 of
redupl. aor. 2 of
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of aor. I of

aor.
i
of
aor. I of
aor, 2 pass, of
I
-6|, -:
aor.
of
fut.
aor.
I
(^.
pf.
Dep. (but aor.

:
and
are also
in
pass,
sense)
to
effect,
accomplish,
a-
pi. aor. I pass,
of
chieve.
2. like
Lat, conficere, to
make an end
destroy, despatch : hence to overpower, conquer

in pass, sense, to be
of,
pf.
', - -6,
aor. 2 of
fut.
Att.
aor.
overcome. 3. in good sense, aor. I in pass, to prevail upon, persuade, influence : II. to work in, make; sense, to be prevailed on.
to drive
f.
down
to master.
to
make honey:
to earn, to
also /o
manufac-
-'^,
to convict
slaughter.
.. - , , -, . -6, , -, .
aor.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 fut. oi
offalsehood : pass, of
to belie.
ture.
of things, absol. to go to work.

III.
acquire by labour:
-, -[,
Ep.
-,
l
pass,
of
aor. 2 inf.
of
05 -,
Ion. for
or -cpiKTos,
II. to
'^. ,
rend:
bruise or
to
to tear,
Med.
bruised.
to
From
rend one's gar-
Ion. for
ments.
Ion. for
f.
Ion.
pi. aor. 2
hope confiden'ly. oi Dep., with aor. med.

to
:
( ,
f.
to
grind down; metaph., wear away one's mind.

throw or cast down
to fall
:
to de-
molish, dismantle, lay waste.

pf.
II. intr. in aor. 2
down, fall
upon.
in.
and also
aor. 2 act.
kill,
slay,
KaTcpe|a, Ep. aor.

f.
of
to belch at or
366
for oneself.
accuse,
)
c.
it
-(, ,
f.
((
/
roof over
to cover,
roof:
Med.
-,
raign.
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
intr. pf.
, , ,
-6 -6
:
fut. (with pf. speak against, gen. also c. ace. to denounce, impeach, ar2. to say plainly, speak out : Pass., aret-
Ion. for
(,
of
serving as
:
of the aor.
:
. , , -,
f.
,
f
f
f.
to
put
i
to sleep,
Pass, to fall asleep.
aor.
prepare.
(. -), (
shall be declared.
:
-6, -,
,
. . ^. , .. . , . (. , . , . , , ^, . . , .. -, '/ . , , ,
: :
4, 66, ,
, , ,.
:
-, (( ((
-6:
:
-^. ^. ,
: :
-, : , .. , ., -6. , ,, ,-, (
-.
\$,
, -6,
-^.
, ,
opt. of
to
get ready,
compose
sleep
set in
order,
to
praise loudly, extol.
to
gladden or delight much.
-,
'/.
plqpf pass, of
for evil,
guide, direct, conduct.

fut.
down
, ,{() - , -6, -6, , (.

aor. 2
aor.
.. , , .. , . , , ,
,
pf. pass,
of
aor. I of
, . .
aor, 2 of
Ion.
pf
part, of
, , (^$)'.-,
etc.. Ion. for
to
to
accuse, arraign.
aor.
pi. aor. i
med. of
aor.
of
Ion. for
},
charge: Pass., brought against him. appear as prosecutor.
2.
to lay a
speak against, thing to one's

is
tivos a charge
3. absol. to be
an accuser,
pi.
dicate, prove, intimate.
aor.
of of
Dor. 3 sing, impf pass, of I of

aor. 2 pass,
/.
an accusation, charge. an accuser: pf pass, of
(,
ov,
Subst. a listener, spy, eavesdropper.

to, to,
[],
avow, wish, prayer: esp. an imprecation, curse. II. a votive offeritig. or -v0vs. Adv. straight forward. f to make straight, set right : to
to lull to sleep
ing ing
case or ladder.
Pass, to lie
to sleep
Aeol. 3
pi. aor. I
of
, . , . ,
-,
) ().
Hence
(Deriv. uncertain.)
4. generally, to signify, in-
betrayer.
listening to, attentive: as

II.
obeying: as Subst. a subject. giving ear to.

Ion. for
aor. 2 of
III.
hearkenhearken-
5, ,
the tipper story of a house:
stair-
[],
aor.
and
2 pass,
of 3 sing. impf. of f. to calm, appease, quiet. is, covered over, overbanging, overarched ; oversha-
dowed with
stands
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.
, .. , . , , . . -, .. -. , . -, . ,5, , ,(^., *. . , , . ) -, . , . -, , ). -, , . , ) 5 -, -, -, ( . ,, ( -, 5, (. . -, , .. , , . ,
-6, , {,
f.
Xoyos)
make of small
Hence
account, slight, despise.

(qjs,
uncontr. form of
a going down, descent.

of and
(.
.$,-,
Ion. for
aor.
I
pf. part. pass,
aor.
pf. pass,
of
-,
of
:
of
aor.
and
pf. pass,
of
- -. - -,
f.
,, . . -, , . .
:
367
Ep,
f.
,,
3 pi. of Ion. for
,(
to
2 pi. aor. 2
med. of harm, hurt, damage.
{(
3
ibo).
pi.
of
aor. 2 inf. of aor. 2 inf.
med. of
Ion. for
Ion. for
Ion. for
Ion. for
[],
{,
i\vs) to fill with

ibo).
mud
aor.
or
banging down
f.
Ep.
, (, $)
pf. part,
. Dor. -aopos, (,
to.
or dirt.
ai-
Ep.
inf.
of
{(
banging on or
Ion. for
-.
to soothe,
assuage
pi.
impf. pass,
of
[],
2 sing. aor. I
, {,
;
of v. to make to waste away, bring down. f. [], to have power over, prevail against, overpower, c. gen. II. intr. to come to one's full strength, be in full vigour. coUat. pres. form of to bold back, hold in, restrain, Lat. detineo Med. to keep by one. II. to possess, occupy. III. to guide
2 sing, imperat.
laurels
to
keep
or steer for a place.
the foot covered
by the
fall
of the robe, of one
who
\as
IV. intr. to light upon ; the light comes down upon
still, opp. to 2. c. gen. covered with, laden with. s, apapeiv) Jetted out, furnished, supplied: of ships, furnished with oars. pf. pass. part, of aor. 2 of 2 sing. aor. I med. of pf. pass, of
the place from heaven.
{,
-$,
in,
Ion. for
-(,
pf.
of
thing in one's ears, din
formed of
teach the elements of religion in these elements ; aor. i

fs,
, ) 5, ), {) , {) , -, ,, , . $, , -, -. , . -, . -6, , . , , .
place.
dwelt
to dwell in, inhabit: Pass. /o be inhabited: of persons, to be settled in a 2. of a state, to be administered, regulated.
f.
!. *.
,
a, ov,
aor. 2 part, of
{(
ibo).
Hence
Ion. 3 sing. impf. of Ion.
cws,
-, , {<$)
a settling in a place
dwelling.
fit for inhabiting;
(sub.
{,
6, a dwelling-place. a dwelling, habitation.
II.
a colony.
-^,
fut.
Att.
to
-,
a dwelling persons as colonists

settled.
II. to
bring or remove into

Pass, to be placed,
:
f.
to resound.
it
into
one
II. to
sound a
colonise a place
Pass., of places,
Pass, to be in-
to
a thing.
2. to teach by
word of mouth,
pf.
have colonies planted there, to be colonised or established. III. to bring home, restore to one's country.
coos,
Pass, to be iftstructed
Hence
{, $)
, a planting with inhabitants, coloto build
sounding, resounding.
nisation.
.
,
. , 5,
:
-6, ,6, , ,
Ep. for
aor. 1 pass, of Ep. aor. 2 of fut. of Ep. aor. I inf. of
poet. aor. 2 opt. of
but
,
Ep. Ep.
2
pi.
-oiKOS, ov,
aor. 2 inf. of
I plur. aor. 2
and 3
pi.
aor. 2 of
Ep. and 1 Ep. aor. Ep. for
aor. 2
med. of
2 part,
of aor. 2 imperat. med. of
med
., ., .
of same.
- -^, to feel
as Subst.,
{, ,
to
f.
on or in a
place.
o7kos) dwelling in, inhabiting:
an
inhabitant.
have compassion on.

Att.
compassion, shew pity.

:
another
Med., with
fut.
f.
to
have compassion on
to pity
eitcite
II. to
aor. I pass,
oneself, to bewail, lament.
,
lament.
II. intr.
cause or
pity.
, -^, , -, {,
-oivos, ov,
fut.
Hence
a pitying, compassion.
to bewail,
oTvos) drunken with wine.
of
(\ -$, {, ) -, , -, -, , {, ) -, -, {:) -, -^. , 5, -, -, ->: {, -,,{,. -, -, , ) -, -,, {, $) , {) -, 5,

:
368
down;
sion.
,
:
fut.
Dep.
have gone
.
^,
ov,
under
to
the earth.
the departed.
f.
f.
to shrink from
doing a thing.
trise
ij,
a being possessed, possesII.
orform a scar over: Pass, to cicatrise, heal io make waier upon. f.

f.
make
to
cica-
over.
Hence
Att.
to,
io
ov, held in possession, detained.
wind.
II. intr. io
sail before ihe
wafi with a fair wind, come safe
capable of being possessed, frantic.

f.
to pori.
to slip
down.
i.
Pass
with
pi. act.
6-
6<ppvs) to contraci the eye
to
perish utterly.
f.
brows, frown.
Pass, to be
to
to shriek over.
a holding fast, detention.
Dep.
to bewail, lament,
t.
rained upon
3-:
swear
fut.
fut.
-: -: 5, {)
rain upon
i
[]
possession
by
a god.
ov, incorrect
to be
wet as with rain.

aor.
2. c.
held fasl, overpowered, conslrained.

inspired.
swear
to,
confirm by
by.
oa.'h.
ace. pers. to
p>ers. to
call
an oath against, accuse on oath.

tage
:
(, --, ,. -, -,,
-|;5,
ia, v,
f.
-, -,
Med.
be seen
witness,
3. c.
gen.
take
to
to be of use, profit, advanhave the benefit of, enjoy. [yX'\ Dep. to blame, slight.
-',
6^vs) very sharp, piercing.
to follow after.
Adv.,
and before
vowel -0v,
Adv. of Place, behind, Time, hereafter.

f.
gen.
Med.
also
anciently of polished metal.

Ion. for
f.
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,
2.
righi, erect.
go on prosperously.
right aciion.
-, -: -,
f.
ai,
, -, -, -, , , -, -, -
from
f.
-, -, ^,
direct or
:
(,
after, in the rear.
,, ,. )
.
. ,-. ^, -, .
ov,
form of holding fas .
.
2.
2.
II. pass,
possessed,
-)/05,
ov,
-,
used as fut. of Dor. for

for
{, .
6ipis)full in sighi, opposite.
(.
of
3 1. aor.
II.
of
-.
5, $, -. . -, -, -5,
Att. for
tin.
Att. for
Dor. for
KaT-oimrjs, ov,
eaT-07rros, ov,
, {$) $, {, ,=, {,
6,
a place, within sighi of.
) )
to
spy out. observe.
spy, scout.
neath, below, underneath, opp. to

those in the nether world, the
c.
-, {) ,
Adv.
hills.
Ion. for
down, downwards.
2.
..
,
I
Ion. for
II.
be seen, visible:
the coast or in ihe plain, as opp. to those inland or
Att.
the
in
io
shew as in a mirror:
2.
down.
behold oneself in a mirror. From refieci as in a mirror.

TO,
Med.
Comp.
ycios.
{$) ,
:
a mirror, Lat. speculum,
before a vowel below, up from below.
sound with music ibrough.

I
:
f.
aor.
io set
up-
metaph.
manage
shoulder,
Hence
from
is
ihai which
done righily : a
2.
a success. io rush downwards.

f.
with ihe
be
Ion.
dread.
,
to
io
dismayed
one, accusaiion on oath.
II. absol. io
:
Att.
{.
fut. 2
be afraid.
fut. I pass,
--
border of sheepskin
bury, inier: io hide
in ihe
ground.
f.
over, Lat. insultare

sult.
-, -,
W.
-.
:
Dtp.
io
dance in triumph
hence
treat despiiefully, in-
to
charm
by dancing.
earth.
Dep. to contemplate, behold. Adv. Ion. for {.
'
ground.
8,
, -. ., , {) -,
-. {)) -, {, $)
a the shoidder.
II.
. , , -, -, . ,$ )). , -5,
also,
3.
dead :
or
dwellers on
be-
on
Ill, c,
-05,
upside gen. under, below: down from. IV. Sup.

:
ov, Att.
gen.
,=
-,
II.
Adv.
{)
from
f.
Adv.
aor.
Adv. whole arm.
-, {, [] down from , {, down {, from

:
below, beneath.
aor.
io thrust down. head downwards,
of
pi. aor. 1 pass,
of
ov,
the
quoit
thrown
borne on the sboidder.
the shoulder,
an oath iaken against

a coarse frock with a
{).
\y&^
Ion. for
aor. I of
but
sing. pf. pass.
5, , ,
II.
buried, hidden in the ground, under
III. as Subst.,
ov,
{)
imbedded
in the
, a pii,
cavern.
the lowest.
Adv. Corap. of ther downwards.
name
-5,
for
I
, .
:
. :
Adv. Sup. of
ov,
'
8, ,
-65, ,$,
),
;,
loner
:
at the lowest part.
of Time, later. lower than, fur-
. ,
,
ov or a, b, of a bird in Aristophanes.
is,
{,
wards, precipitous.
f.
Ep. aor.
, $,
Hence
word.)
spear-shaft
brimmed Macedonian
Hence
wind.
nietaph. in
5,
to
.) \;,= 8, ,
for
a subject of boasting.
ovos,
ois,
\;, 5,
f.
:
. , . , {)
boast or vaunt
oneself.
, ', , 5, .. , . , . , . ,. ,,
absol. in the heat.
5, -. '2,
Kaffaâis
opt. ot
-,
{, . (,
(^with the
) )
meanly suspicious.
(payuv) glutton, the
banging doumturn very pale.

2 sing.
to
a box, chest, case, Lat. capsa. to burn. KE, and before a vowel Kv, Ep. and Ion. for av. Dor. Kd: av (, kcv av, are sometimes found together: K is always enclit.
laP, Att. for
--, (, -75, (, ', ,

ov,
, *. , Kayxpvs, parched
)
:
369
ill
harbourage.
barley.
viroirroi) suspecting evil,
digamma),
&,
t.
:
aor.
and
or stick.
2.
ov,
made 0/ stalk
From
(*,
()
:
Pass.,
aor. I
(
I
Ep.
to split, cleave
Ep. of lightning,
,( ,
:
to shiver,
a stalk, stem.
a handle, shaft:
5, , () burning
the hilt of a sword.
shatter: generally, to sever, separate, divide forcibly. Kcdp, dpos, TO, Lat. cor, the heart contr. q. v.
beat, as of the sun;

II.
feverish beat.
, ,,
f.
to scorch,
wither by beat.
a Persian garment, [a]

lot.
(Foreign
, .
millet.
Kas, part, of Att. aor.
KATNO'2, ,
5,
ov,
($,
{) {) , {)
fern.
, . . , , ) (,
of
a beat-shade,
hat,
name
o{ a broad-
for burning, combustible. a burning bitrning heat.

:
myxpâlos, a, ov, (Ktyxpos) of the size or shape of a grain of millet. V, ov, , fem. -Itis, (Kiyxpos), like millet, full of small grains.
-,
or
Ep. aor. I of Ep. and Ion. 3

contr. for
. , ^.
a bird called the redcap.
Pass, to be on fire, intensely hot.
Adj. with no masc. in use, burning.
any small grain

millet-grains
:
see
fut.
{) 5, , {) ,
euros,
of
burning beat
a scorching
pass.
a burner. sear with red-hot iron : f Pass, to be seared in conscience. From a branding-iron.
disperse, break up, break in pieces.
, : , ,
ov,
6-5,
f.
{Kyxpos,
77,
, )
pi. pres.
and tmpf. of
the bead.
$,
scattering
KETXP02, ,
:
and
millet, Lat.
milium
hence
,,
:
also the
spawn
offish.
eyelet-holes in the
(Ktyxpos) things of the size of rim of the shield. Ep. aor. aor. I
1
.
to
poet, for
Ke8a<r0is, aor.
, {)
,
crasis for
fut.
KeSvos,
pass,
, . {$) careful, discreet, trusty.

:
pass. part,
of
.
of,
scatter,
II.
ov,
KavTos, by
avTos.
:
pf.
(Akin to
2 sing, of
$,
boasting.
nor
ure.'cbed.
bubble, of the sound of liquids.
shingle.
, ^{) 05, -, {, , , .) , .
,
Dor.
, ,
{) {)
^,
to
a boasting, vaunting. a vaunt, boast.

boastful.
,
:
Dep.
ev-
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.
cared for, dear
'05,
605,
6, Ion. . Ep.
77,
the cedar-tree. Lat. cedrus.
II.
anything made of cedar; a cedar coffin or
()
chest.
cedar-wood.
2
Ke<r6ai, Ion. inf. oi
3 sing, of
a boasting, cause of
laugh loud, Lat. cachin-
to
laugh scornfully.
(Formed from the sound.) a loud or mocking laugh.
I of Ep. aor. I med. part, of KiavTs, 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.
5.
aor.
. ..
Ion.
made
or inlaid with,
. 6.
,
..
;
:
-8,
f.
{kclkCs, tTaipos) ill
ov,
()
:
company. living sad days,

to dash, plash,
redupl.
from
$,
a pebble
collectively, gravel,
j
(Akin to
(( ( ,. .
Ion.
KEI'MAI.
:
(.
inf.
and Ep.
,
opt.
so 3 pi. impf. subj. ;

:
( .( ( ((,
Ion.
(,
(.
pi.
Ep. also
and Ion.
Ep.
:
Ion.
(],
Ep.
part.
vos:
fut.
Dor.
L'sed as Pass, to
370
asleep.
to
lie
still,
Radic. sense, to be laid, to

2. to lie idle
rest
or at ease, be inactive: also abated, allayed
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.
^
lie
;
to lie
. ,
:
lie
down,
of
to be fixed, settled, laid

is fixed,
laid
down;

down
the prize
freq. in
Homer, things rest on the knees of the gods, i. e. depend upon the gods be dependent on a
person.
^
lies
the penalty is fixed; 2. ready, is proposed. these kv
: heirloom. Ep. impf. of Kcivos, Kuvo, Ion. and poet, for Ikîvos, that, -7)To he, she, it ; dat. fem. as Adv. on that road
or valuable
, , , {)
;
the law
Kci^dv, Dor. for
also in that
Adv., Ion. for Keios, 0, (Kews) a Ceian, a Ceos : see Xios.

aor. I inf.
,, . .
),
way
impf.
anything stored up, a treasure
pass, of
formed a
,
Kcivos,
or manner.
Ion. and poet, for Kevos, emp'y.
($,
in that way.
of
man from
Kcipia,
, {(')
II.
band. KcipvXos,
the
0, for
\$,
med. of a bandage, roller, a swathingcord or sacking of a bedstead. a kingfisher, []
.
:
the island
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. , , , . ( ,. , , 6, . . , , .
Ep. redupl. aor.
pf. inf. pass,
2 o(
subj.
pi.
5,
,
of
pf. part. pass,
of
Dor.
pf. pass, (in pres. sense)
pf. pass,
pf.
of
of
Ep.
pf, part,
of
^, 6, -,
sing.
6, 3
Ion. pf. pass, of
^.
of
Ep. plqpf. of pf. pass, of Ion. 3 pi. of

pf. pass,
pf.
of aXccu.
to shut.
or
paullo-p. fut, pass, of
pf. pass,
of
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Ion. and Ep. for

part.
pi.
plqpf.
(^$,
of
:
pres. part,
pf,
^'^,
pf.
:
of
whence
as if
from
^-^.
-f,o,
is
of
Kl,
:
pf. pass,
(),
inf.
part.
Att. pf. pass, of
^^, ($. -.
opt.
paullo-p. fut. pass, of
Ion. and Ep, for
pi. pf. pass,
6($,
KEI'Pfl,
aor. I
clip,
fut. Kcpoj
CK6ipa Ep. eKfpaa:

:
Med.,
Ion.
(
fut.
aor. 2
:
cut short, esp. the hair
own
hew
hair or have
to
off.
it cut off: Pass., Tas /cehave their heads shorn. 2. to cut out, II. to ravage, waste a country, esp.
Med.
[]
(:
Ep.
pf.
:
aor.
Pass.,
:
to
to cut off" one's
by cutting
the fruit-trees. 2. generally, to cut up, devour, waste, consume, destroy.
down
, ^, 6, ,
deep;
5, ,
. ., . $, (. 5. . $, . ($, , , . . , . , , , 6, ^. ,, .() . . , ,
, , ,
61,
Kels, contr. for
(Is.
Adv., Ion. and Ep. for l/icfae, thither. Dor. fut. of
. . , . , .. $, . ',
2 pi. poet. aor. 2 imperat.
pf.
, 5, , , 6$,
, . .. .
:
,
of
pf.
calling
c, ace. call
pf, act. of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 imperat. of pf. part. pass, of
of
gen. uitos or otos, Ep.

pf. pass,
act,
part, of
pf. pass,
of of
and 3
sing, imperat. of
fut.
o{
, .
,
of of Ep, 3 sing, plqpf. of pf. part, of

pf. pass. part,
pf, part. pass,
Ion, for
OTOS, Ep. and Ion. pf, part, (with pajs.

;
,
,
pf. pass,
of
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
lie
down
or
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.
'$, $, ,
aTos,
(with pres. sense) of Hence a scream, cry. a screaming, crying. a crier, bawler. ,
(^)
conquers all in bawling, the blusterer. KcXtovTCS, the beams in the 01, loom between which the web was stretched. pauUo-p. fut. (with act. sense) of Ep. 3 sing. impf. of imperat, of pf. of pf. 2 of , wayfarer. pf pass. part, of {4\$, road-making. KcXewOo-iropos, ov, {(\5, tropos) a wayfarer. ol, the sons or descendants of CeKeXtvQos, with neut. pi. crops, i. e. the Athenians. but also road, way, path, track, either by land or ov, Cecropian, i. e. AtheKeKpoma (yrj), nian Attica ; ol KfKpomoi, the water vvktus tc the ways of night and day, i. e. night and day. Athenians. II. a travelling, journey, voyage : an expedition. iSos, pecul. fern, of III. a mode of walking, gait : metaph. a way or walk of Dor. pf. part, pass, of also a way or coiirse of doing. KcKpoi};, oTTOS, 6, Cecrops, an ancient king of Athens. life pf. part. pass, of or aros, to, (eAfvcu) an order, a woman's head-dress, made command : the word of command in war the call of , the II. which gave the time to the rowers. of net, to confine the hair, Lat. reticidutn. III. part of the pouch or belly of a hunting-net. an order, command. , Ion. for the headstall of a bridle. Ion. and Ep. 3 pi. pf. pass, of commander fugleman : , on board ship, the man who by his call pf. inf. gives the time to the rowers, a boatswain. [], . 3 1 redupl. aor. 2 subj. of pf. pass, of ordered, commanded. Frequentat. of pf. of to be continually bidding or urging on. Dor. KcXaScvvos, KcXaScivos, 17,
. . ^, -$, . /) {-, , (, ) , , ,.,. . . , . 5, , ($, ) ^, $, () \ !. $, . , (8, $, () . $, , ^. . . , , {^) (.

: :
371
pf. pass,
(, Ep.
17,
2 sing,
avros,
he
who
,
;
a drinking vessel
an urn or
pail.
, (\$) 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
&(,
(/$)
'02,
=
,
f.
:
also
() (\
, ,
:
\$,
{($) . , {(\()
$.
605, , , {()
f.
:
(\,
Kikivo),
Ep. aor.
bid,
KcKcvca
{$
urge on : exhori, urgently: the

rowers by bis
order.
call.
(\$,
II.
command, order :
c. dat. pers.
beseech
call to,
give iime to the
-5,
, ()
eyxos)
tvith
or ridden singly.
bloody spear.
cloud-wrapt.
black.
KcXaivos, cognate form of /liAas, black, swart: dark, gloomy: murky.

is,
murky.
coloured.
, (, -, , ',, -, ) , \ \ , , , -$, () -, {, ) , . -, )
fut.
one bank of oars, Lat.

o(
f.
',
ts, es,
2.
to
murmur,
, , ($) -, .
II.
, , 5, $, ,
obsol. sing. o{ KeXeovres.
{)
of a
a courser, race-horse, driven a fast-sailing vessel, with
celes, celox.
to ride
roar, esp. of water.
rally, to
ride
esp.
man who
a race-horse, generode two or more
dark,
-$,
(KeXaivos,
$)
horses leaping from one on another. TO, Dim. of (\$.

f.
:
black with clouds:
aor. i
I.
trans,
cloud-black, livid.
ov, (^KeKaivus,
gnawed
,,
drive on, push ashore ; to run a ship ashore. II. intr. of ships, run ashore, put into harbour: generally, to reach a haven.
f.
of seamen,
{K\aiv6s,
5)
3 sing,
dark-shining,
poet, for
\(,
II.
(,
:
aor. 2
part.
(\5:
to call, call
and (-
urge on, exhort, cheer
come
{Kf\aiv6s, unp)
, -,
-,
(($, $, , , (($) make

ov,
:
on,
to
black-hearted.
black-
black:
Pass, to be-
black.
, Dor. -, ,
or after the
fern. -wiris,
iSos
0$, , , =
= Dor. babble, murmur. Dor. 3 sing. impf. of
(\. -, (,
black-faced, swarthy, gloomy.
of old
husks.
, ,,
:
command.
to call by
also like
name.
aor. I inf.
01,
of
KcXroi,
ihe Kelts or Celts; later
Adv. in Keltic or
Celtic, in the
.
:
Hence language
metaph.
affidavit-
manner of
(OS,
ihe Kelis.
a husk, rind, pod, shell
(Deriv. uncertain.)
(\.
KE'AiiP,
,^
and
mere
son.
5, , a
ados,
a young deer.
Kv
372
Kcv, before a
.
act.
ing famine,
-5, hungry.
vowel
for
fit.
6,
-5
(S, (feevos,
ayyos) emptying
vessels, breed-
From lack of men, dispeopled state. empiy of men, dispeopled. Kv-av8pos, ov, (Kevus, f's, {nevos or Ktvfos, or
-5,
f.
vain-boasting, braggart.
, )
spur.
Kcvcppeios, ov, dead: in

(Deriv. uncertain.)
hole, stumble.
pi.,
KeviPpeia,
Kevco
-6, , ,. -, , 5,
carrion.
{nevus,
$)
empty.
II.
step into a
and
,
Kvcos,
;
Ion. for
$,
,
6-5,
I
ov, (veveos,
{Kevus) the hollow between the ribs
)
;
empty-minded.
(S, spurring to madness. KVTpov, 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.
, \((. ^. -8, {, *((^) , {, -5, {) -5, {,

KivTO, Dor. for
false
:
of.
yivro,
form
(s,
for
to prick,
ov,
goading, stinging.
) )
)
goaded
on.
goad, spur. goaded.
2.
{(()
described, the centre.

es,
the hip, the flank.
any hollow space.
Kev-oSovris, iôs, fern, of Kevobovs. vain-glory, vanity. From vain-glorious. ov, {kvOs,
-5,,
KENO'5
ovTOS,
6,
be so furnished.
{kcvos, o5ovs) toothless.
Ion. K61VOS,
,
III.
Ep. kcvcos
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,
empty-handed. as Adv. in vain.
II.
fruitless, vain, idle
empty : Kevea :
Pass, to furnish with a sting with a goad. a rogue that has been , branded, a spur-galled jade.
--, {, , , , {)
struck by a
, 6,
Ktos,
to
2. to strike
--
-6,
cenotaph.
prating.
aor.
-, -, ) )( 6 , (
,
Ion.
<$)
3 sing.
ov, {Kfvos,
empty-minded.
6-05,
drain
c.
:
vain
talk, babbling.
From
ov,
{uevos,
empty -sounding,
f.
aor. I
:
out,
forsake, desert
:
a thing,
to
gen.
make void
or
of no account
I
pf.
{kcvos)
Pass, to
empty be emptied of
:
Pass.,
to
also to be left empty, deserted.
II.
Pass, to
become vain,
of none
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.
(, . .
effect.
Ep. aor.
act. inf oi
i
also aor.
med. imperat. oi
5, ,
Kev-ravpos,
o,
*^, ^. ^. 5, , ,{as) {() , (,

as if
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.
, . , , , (, . 02,
cx)vos,
a goader, driver. Kcvws, Adv. of K(vos, vainly, idly. opt. o( whence Ep. and Ion. coUat. form of
opos, 6,
{()
',
the Lat. centurio.
pi.
Ion. for
^^,
(.
2[,
slaughter
, :
from
Kcpa'is, itos,
-,
f.
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.
as if
{^)
stab, pierce.
, ( , ,
f.
from
*(:
aor.
inf
to
to prick,
goad, sting:
wound,
$, $, , , {5) {((5) 6$, {5) 65, s, pa(vs (( , , {paos) $, , $, , , {$)

earthenware
:
to disable ships.
(,
potter envies potter.

to be
a potter, work in
state.
metaph.
to botch or
patch up the
of eai'thenware or clay.
8,
ov. Ion.
and Ep.
for
(p(tos.
i'Sos,
pecul. Ep. fem. of
ov,
and
(p(os. , = (($,
pot,
an earthenware vessel, a
jar, pipkin, Lat. testa.
$, $
a
tiled roof.
Att.
[],
77.
(6$)
rile:
I
:
tonitru,
also
-,5, ,
with the thunderbolt.
6,
((6$,
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.
KE'PA'MOS,
any earthen
vessel,
a brasen prison.
( ^
:
(5,
KEPATNO'2, 6, a
ning, Lzt. fulmen
:
and
Ep.
Pass., aor. i
and
to
-: Med., Ep. 3 and (^)

fut.
:
:
[]
aor.
sing. aor. l
[pi]
:
/ mz'*, mingle, often

Med.,
;
of diluting wine
more
freq. in
as,
mix
a
oneself a bowl
Pass.,
2. to cup mixed half and half. temper or coo/. 3. metaph. to blend together, temper, regulate, tone down. II. generally, to mix,
, , (:
thunderbolt.
derbolt.
f.
:
and the flash of lightning Lat.fulgur: plur. thunderbolts.

is,
-,,, ,
;
thunderbolt, thunder
itself
thunder by
(, ^,
was
Lat.
to
) ,
and
;
373
fighting
light-
{Ktpavvos,
$)
(Kfpaxjvos) to strike with a thun-
pf. /cf/it-
Cerberus, the dog which guarded the ace. to Hesiod, the fiftygate of the nether world
5, ,
Ep. Radic. form oi
,
:
flashing like the
mix.
headed son of Typhaon and Echidna sented with three heads. aor. Kfphavw Ion. f.
Ion.
fut. also
: :
compound, Lat. attemperare.

in
KpSo-|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.
from:
hence
absol. to
,,
;
to traflic,
() (-$.
sense, like
.$
)
esp.
, , ^:
;
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.
Ion.
declension
the
Kepas,
Kpos,
Kipe'i
(akin
to
material for
a bow
horn of ati atumal : hence horfi, as a working. II. anything made of horn; later, a horn for blowing : also a drink-
tive in
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
(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
of gain.
dat.
-, , ',
(5,
,
use),
,
(KepSos)
as
-' ,
to gain,
make gain
:
i
later, repre-
cKepdava
aor.
I
or profit
2.
gain advantage, be
benefited.
II.
make merchandise.
in
bad
($)
ov,
(($,
l
Kep5avT)S, 2 sing. aor.
sub), of
KepSiaros,
crafty-minded.
branch of a river, so called from
,
the
its
shape.
V.
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.
wing of an army
any projection or
born.
, , ,
Ktpacnos,
Kcparca or was Kepariov.
, ).
elevatiofi,
,
,
5, ,
f.
$,
os, TO,
gain, profit, advatitage
desire
II. in pi.
cunning
arts, wiles, tricks.
, {4$)
of a fox.
cunning, craft, shrewdness Adv. cunningly, shrewdly.
aos contr. ovs,

ov,
the thief,
name
as
mountain' peak,
Kcpa, Ion. for
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
of
(-8, -,
, (^) mingled,
(Ktpas) horned.
ov, (Kepas,
ij,
tempered. horn-bearing.
:
of (, Ion. for to close the web with the KepKis. From ;, rod staff KCpKis, $, ,
, {,
web
close
:
, ,^. ,
{$)
pi.
, (($)
the wily one, or
bringing gain.
of Ktpas.
fut.
to
make
the
the weaver's
),
0,
comb
the shuttle
{Kepas) the locust-tree
its
fruit
containing the spindle, Lat. radius.
II.
any taper
Kcparlvos,
,
TO,
ov, (K(pas) of horn,
Dim. of Kipas, a
the fruit of the
-5,
or locust-tree.
ov, 0, a horn-blower. Kcpavveios, ov, (Kfpavvos) thundering. Kepavvios, a, ov, also os, ov, (Kepavvas) of a thunder-
{$,
made of horn.
horn.
II.
little
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.
bolt.
strike with thunderbolts.
thunderbolt, smiting with

lightener
\-65, , and
, , ) \-$, )
II.
thunder-stricken.
f.
the island Corcyra, now Corfu : hence KepKvpaiGS, , a Corcyraean : Adj. KepKvpaiKOs, 17, ov, of ox for Corcyra.
17,
to
hurl the thunderbolt
to
From
ov, (Ktpavvos,
it.
hurling the
the
small change
', , , , {() ,
rarer collat.
KcpKOvpos or KepKoOpos,
a boat, pinnace.
form for
.
:
slice
in plur.
small coin,
&,
small wares.
Att.
f.
Hence
(japawos,
coin into small
money
to
II. to to mince up. change large coin for small
tbunderer.
Hence
374
KpjiaTi<rrf|S,
-5
[],
,, ,
money-changer.
(,
horn-hoofed, epith. of Pan.
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.
2.
( , ') -, -) -, , ) , -5,
of the bow,
fern,
-5, , ,
{Kepas,
. ) )
!
as impf.,
I concealed, contained.
Dor. dat. of KecpaK-q.
II. intrans. to
horn-footed,
be concealed, lie hidden.
sounding with horn,
, 09,
chief or
3
ov,
(\) of or
like
belonging
to
the
head:
chief.
metaph.,
II.
Lat.
Ke<pa\aiov,
capitalis,
principal,
as Subst., like
,
:
the bead, as Ke(pa\aiov pa(pavi5os the the
sum.
KecpaXaio) or kv Ke(pa\a'iois elneiv to speak stimma-
^^ha thing.
state
drawn by the horns. (Kepas) to toss the horns or head.

of
sq.
6-8,
, Ep.
$,
-5,
.,
ov, (Kepas,
) having horns, horned.

I
ov, (Kepas, êp<w) horned.

I part,
Kcpaas, Ep. aor.
jeer at a person
,
, .
,
fut.
3 sing. aor.
f.
:
8, 5. , , -5 -8, , (,
absol. to sneer, scoff.
,
ws,
of of
.
to
, -, ,
Hence
f.
main point 2. a summary,
in
head of a radish money, the capitalev
the
sum of the matter ;
generally, the crown, completion, finish of
,
es,
es,
to
the head.
-,
Ke(paKai.
ep.
taunt, to
(epoos)
mock Hence
or
jeering, mockery.
cutting, stinging;
stinging, reproachful words.
its
epa ( , (4) 5, 5, 5,
hoarse voice, the kestrel.
and
or absol.
II.
Ke(paKriv head forehead, as the noblest part, for the whole person, just as Lat. caput is used : esp. in salutation,
, '', , 5
most.
,
,
eis
II.
summarily.
aTOS,
(\^ akyos) cattsing pains

;
(, , ()
II. to
bring under heads, sum up, smite on the head, slay.

ethos) principal, capital.
the
sum
total.
in
Hence
head-ache.
the head,
Lat. caput; es iroSas Ik
from head to foot
2. the
epa,
cast
it
heart-
Lat.
carum caput;
3. the life,
mocking, delusive. a kind of hawk, so called from

fj5os,
57,
head ;
;
aeevo eas setting their heads on the

Ke(pa\riv
the
and
collat.
forms
coping of a
river.
of
KE'PXNil,
and
, ,
,
05,
to
make rough
or hoarse.
II. intr.
dress.
in Pass, to be hoarse,
of
().
part, of
.
.
of the voice.
Ep. 3
pi. subj. pass.
o{
bulb.
Ks, V. sub Kas. Ion. 3 sing. impf.
ea.
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,
hiding-place, den; the lair of a beast. nether world, the abyss. ^. = place, sanctuary.
KfvQos, eos, TO, = 70(775 the depths of the earth.
. , ,, , (,
poet, for
aros,
$,
and
()
,=
any
secret place, hole,

2.
of the
the inmost
pass,
Dor. for
(
subj.
:
',
fut.
:
(()
:
part. fern, of
aor.
:
pf.
Ep. redupl. plqpf. eKeKevOeiv Ep. Ke2

:
,
:
ev.
KevOea
in
pi.,
winning, charming
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.
, ,, , . ,, ,. . , 5, , .. . ,, . , , . , 5, , ... , ,
:
on my head be head or upper part of anything the wall in pi. the head or source of a
:
^
of
in
bad
sense,
Lat. caput, as
we
use
III.
KecpaX^ nepiOeTos a wig or head-
6$,
now
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.
Cefalonia.
pf.
pf. pass,
of
3 plqpf. Ep.
pf.
eve.
of
whence
of
part. neut. pi.
pf. part. pass,
of
pf. pass,
Ep.
of Ep. pauUo-post fut. of Ep. 3 sing, and

fut. inf.
pf. part, pf.
:
pi.
plqpf.
of
Ep.
of
part,
of
agreeable,
Adv.
eapevs, charmingly,
of
(5,
((((
of Ep. for KexapoiVTO, 3 pi. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 med. opt. of 3 pi. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 med. of
pf. pass,
,. ,
pf.
3 sing, plqpf. of
part. pass,
Adv.
agreeably, welcome.
: :
pi.
Tas from
. $, , -, (. %
subj.
, ,-. , '. , ^, (, , ^, . , . ^. , .. , 65, ,, ,

pf.
of
$,
pf.
,.
of
to gape. or Gapers, comic for

:
Hence
',
,
S75
f.
to
make anxious, give concern

distress.
II. in Pass.,
:
pf. part, of
there
is
also an ace.
hence to trouble, annoy, with Ep. fut.

troubled, distressed,
distressed, in trouble
:
pf
act.
as if
from
like
6$,
'.
of of
annoyed
c.
part.
8, ,
to be
ov,
gen. to be anxious or con-
cerned for
ovKTi
pf. part,
pf.
inf pass, of
pauUo-post
fut.
;, \.
of
of
pi.
by
crasis for
(^.
pf. part. pass,
3 sing. Ep. aor. i of a vessel info which the lots were cast, a ballot-box. (Deriv. uncertain.)
Kpcvos,
pf. part,
pf. pass,
,
, , .$,
Ion.
.
of
3 sing, and
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of pf. part. pass, of
Ep. collateral form of
.
: :
. .
:
KHKI'2,
Dor. for
Ep. plqpf. pass, of
a burnt sacrifice
Med., oozing from his wounds,

also in
$, , matter that
:
:
by
crasis for
(.
oozes or exudes from

ink. : Hence gush or onze forth
juice, moisture
to
Ep. impf.
clotted blood
KOs, Ceos, an
island in the Archipelago.
', ,
{.
05 or 05,
17,
ov,
[ ()
Ep.,
Att.]
burning, blazing.
:
to
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.
Ion. for
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,
, ,
8,
,,
ov,
, {$)
/,
.,
nerally, to wheedle, beguile, seduce.
', 05,
charm, bewitch, fascinate
ge-
'.
{$)
4$,
Lat. affinis.
, ,
()
(4) =
.
charge
, 05,
a rupture, Lat. hernia.
stain, dishonour, disgrace.
, ',
,
|(.
5, ,
($,
f.
() , (\4) , () ()
ov,
{()
rapture, fascination.
magic charm, spell. an enchanting, charming. charming: appeasing.

:
to stain, sully
metaph.
to
'2, $, ,
drawing water from

Ion.
Lat. affinis : a son-in-law, also afather-in-law, brother' in-law. Hence
affinity.
, , ,
f,
:
5.
,
3 sing. Ion. impf. pass, of Ion. impf. of 7750;.
.
a connexion,
of,
.
f.
$,
a stain, spot
the shaft of
()
: a blemish, disgrace. an arrow an arrow. a swipe or machine for

:
-, , =
a well.
Dor. by
0,
crasis for
Dor. by
crasis for
tjue.
..
:
ov,
($) a
connexion by marriage,
a muzzle or halter, put on a led horse. 2. the funnel-shaped top to the voting urn in the Athenian law-courts, through which the ballots were dropped in the urn.
KHMO'2,
($)
,
2.
connexion by marriage,
aros,
, (()
who
is
affinity.
alliance by marriage,
one
so connected,
, () . ,, .
Dor. for Dor. by
($)
i.
to
muzzle a horse.
(v
Lat. affinis.
tend.
to
', , {5)
2. to
to take
care for,
pay
the last offices
of the dead:
:
5, ', 09,
,
K-jjire,
Pass.
ally
have these
last offices
to
paid one.
a
oneself in
allied.
riage.
, 5, $
distress
ral.
3.
marriage
person
II. to
Pass,
to
be so
2. to
make
of
a person one's kinsman by

(as if
mar-
from like , ov, Sup. formed from from most cared for, dearest, most II. most nearly allied by marriage. loved.
fut.
Dor.
regard for another.
nexion by marriage, Lat. affmitas.

ov,
$, 5,
). $,
be-
a garden, a garden-herb or flower. cus, 0, a gardener. f. to rear in a garden

taph. to tend, cherish, foster.
eos,
, ()
care, concern,
affliction,
, , .
,
:
, ,,, (, , , , , (^)
e.
but
for
crasis for
^j/ê
(i. e.
).
Aeol. for
kwos, iKHvos.
the Lat. census, an assessment

fj,
tribute.
a sea-gull, sea-mew.
I
Ep. for Dor. by crasis for Dor. for

aros,
pi.
aor. I subj. oi
.
:
tiire.
i.e.
is
at ew-.
that
which
reared in
(%) , ($)
mourning for
an
2. trouble,
sorrow,
terre
object of care,
one dead : hence a funea care. II. con-
KHTI02
plantation
ol
;
. Dim. metaph. '-5, (9,

of
KTJitoi,
Dor. for
me-
i.
e.
em.
a small garden, para decoration, ornament. ov, teaching in a garden. Dor. , a garden, an orchard or
{$) anxious.
also the enclosure for the

cresses
,)
ktjttos,
Olympic games and other plants grown
376
quickly in pots pastimes.
:
hence proverb, of amusements and

,
gen.
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. fate : hence doom, death, destruction. death or of 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.
-05, , {,
evil,
KH'P,
$,
ovpos) a gardener.
ace.
Pass., fut.
the goddess
., ^
KHPT'SSil
Att.
f.
:
pf.
-: :
but also
:
fut.
med,
:
III.
)
to
moral
disgrace.
KH'P,
the heart, Lat. cor.
used as Adv., like

f.
, , , ,)
TO, gen.
$, The
ov,
ace.
dat.
advertise for sale.

contr.
is
from neap,
in
Homer
freq.
vAih all the heart, heartily.

to
-5,
the Kiypes ox fates.
, -5,
ov,
honeycombs.
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,
II.
heartily.
, ) -, ) 5, -8, -,, , ) . . ) -5,

ov,
,
wax.
f.
{, ) {,
,
{$) of wax, waxen.
,, . {) , . {, ) ,
harm, hurt, destroy.
{,
to be
)
to
waxed
alarmed, disquieted. borne on by
wrestlers.
, , ,
,
,
Kr\s,
3. to call
on, invoke.
preach ox teach publicly.

aor.
aTos,
, {)
I
inf. pass,
tablet for writing.
of anything waxed over: a 2. an unguent used by
Hence
, anointed with
waxed:
hence,
as Subst.,
or
cerate
ointment.
stealer of
Dor. for Ep. for
els.
3 sing. subj. of
ov,
tablet.
(OS, TO,
is,
to die.
ov,
ov,
-5,
11.
in
waxen.
) -, )
es,
Adv. Adv.
{) from {)
{6$,
ov,
the heart.
in the heart, with all the heart,
implying hugeness) vast, spacious; or (from if = a gulf, abyss) sunken, hollow.
{$,
fastened with wax. a modeller
KHPO'2, ,
make waxen
rald, public notice; Ik
, {) -, ' , , ,
=
,{$,
-5,$, -, ,
ov,
f.
(8.
to
moulded of wax,
bees-wax, wax, Lat. cera.
{6$, , , {$,
From
wax-producing. clad with wax. mojdd in melted wax : to
) )
herald's
dat. pi.
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.
-5, $, ,
by
;
seal
ov,
v,
,
off.
in
later
cete.
killing
as epith.
either
as
as
, {) , ', $,
Dor. by
crasis for at eS.
fem.
cells.
$, 6,
,
Ion. Ion.
ov,
{6$,
also a river in Argolis in
moulded of ox
wax.
a proclamation by heby proclamation.
duceus.
mation, public notice,

f.
, {) . 6,, *, ,,
$, , {)
[]
Properly neut. from
ov,
-, , {) -, , a
fem. of
a female herald. the office of herald.
metaph.
wand, Lat. ca-
fraud, dishonesty.
notice.
whose chief
, , ,
of ox for a herald,
of
[]
Ep. for
base.
herald's procla-
born, bastard.
Att.
[] , {^) -, -, 5,,
to be
II.
trans, to
a herald, give public proclaim, give notice of.

-eiov.
sea-bird, the halcyon,
vKos,
duties
{)
Ion. for
[]
to
a herald or pursuivatit,
'^
were to summon the assembly,
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.
:
{)
the Lat. cancelli, a latticed <$, gate or partition, fencing off the courts of justice or council chamber, the bar. KITiCA02, , a water-bird, a kind of wagtail.
. ,. . , , , , {) , 5, . '2, , , '5,
5,
crasis for
the Cephisus, a river in Boeotia
. a famous
river of
hence Athens
;
{) , , = 5,
S,
and in other places. fragrant, sweet-scented. fragrant.
Att. lengthd. for
to
f pass
, {$) pahn
off,
to
go. [a]
to adulterate, alloy.
II.
alloy, base
metal
metaph.
ov,
{$)
adulterated,
base, false.
spurious,
2.
II.
metaph. of men,
dross, alloy.
base-
'02, ,
3. deceitful,
ambiguous, of
oracles.
5, ,
:
a pocket, wallet, scrip.
and
. Dim.
to
of
f.
, {-^)
77,
a wooden box,
chest, coffer.
wag
the tail like the
metaph.
to
change constantly.
[], Att.
for
[].
tbara, a lyre, harp or lute, like the

contr.
who plays and

Sup.
lute
f.
the
the same.
harping, playing.
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. Kiviv 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,
or harp, a harper.
summon,
to accost, address.
:(:,
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.
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.
, , , 2, , , , -,
Sicil.
($, $, 05, -$, , 6, ,

KI'KKOS,
&, the
' , , (^ $. ,, , , , ()$. . , , ()
,,,
Pass., poet, for
Ion.
-05
:
-,
^, . , ^ -, {,
also
io$,
''
Lat.
ci-
to be spread.
\, , ,
,
to
(.
377
verb. Adj. one
must venture; and an adventurous person : from
or
aoihos) one
sings to the lyre or harp, a harper

Att.
, {)
[]
. 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 no-
it is
also used of the
'/
=
to
play the lyre or
and
and so that must have been nearly

:
',
tion of
mean,
so
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

it
hence
KiOSpis,
los,
ace.
also music,
as impers.
seems to
be, is
likely
( -
Pass, to
be hazarded, exposed to danger.
a player on the lyre
'~02, ,
(,
From
Hence
La.t.
poot.
invite: to call on, invoke: also in

III. to
Dor. for
strength, vigour.
'02,
,. (: , ($, . , 5, {) ^, . , {)*. , , , {) .) 05, , {) ), , , , (, . ,

;
$. .
form of
name,
", ()
, .
husk, shell of
fruit,
Lat. ciccus.
to
05, , =
(ws,
motion.
redupl.
call,
II.
Med.
call by
name.
a moving or being moved motion. II. excitement, commotion : a movement, disturbance, [/ft]
Kl\/r\Ti\p,fipos,
,=
ov, liable to
Hence move or excite.
inf.
ov,
to
, 6v,
a mover, author. putting in motion
stirring
up, exciting.
cinnamon, a word introduced by the Greeks from the Phoenicians.

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
3
as Adj.,
[], Dep.
to utter
pi. impf of a plaintive sound, moan,
bridles
elay,
(From
,, , ,
"
(^),
lament : c. ace. cognato, the ring or clash murderously. From Ktvvpos, , wailing, plaintive. (Formed from
Cimolian earth, a kind of white like fuller's earth, from Cimolus in the Cyclades. A'BPA, the rank smell of a goat. Hence
the sound.)
be
,
:
to
smell like a goat.

vocat.
for bolting flour.
, ) (,
fos,
were masc. word, a fox: metaph. a wily fellow, a cheat.

as if
it
(,
\ya\
-,
),
= .) {,
, ,. , -, .
,
=
to
put in motion
Pass, to waver,
a rustling motion, rustling.
kind of bag or sieve
column.
aros, r6, a risk, venture, enterprise; and
, ,
, , , , {, -,
ovs,
swayed
to
and fro.
,=
Dor. for
Ep. for I pi. subj. of Ep. for Kiov, impf of
dat. pi. of
fj,
) ,
a pillar.
. .
the capital
of a
Circe,
an
enchantress
who changed
378
Ulysses'
Epist. I. 2, 23.
a kind of hawk or falcon, which flies 2. a circle, ring, mostly in in wheels or'circles.
o,
-5, 02,
Kp'iKos.
f.
form
and wine with water
Kipva, 3 sing. impf. part. Kipvas. impf.
2,
corn, the weevil, Lat. curciilio.
pumice-stone, Lat. pumex. a chattering bird, the KI'22A" Att. II. the longing of pregnant women, a cravjay.
strange food
or
crowned with
aos,
crowned : Inxnriant with
made
[], used only in pres. and impf indie, most of the and Med. in inf. other moods and tenses being formed as if from
:
:
Ep.
find
, , ', '^ {) ^, -^. , ^ ,^, -. -. , ^^, ^) , , ^, ^' , , ,^ ., , : :); 5, , (, . , (,, : ^. ( ^, , ^, . . , .

KI'2TH,
Kwrris,
.. . , , . ) , . , , ,, , , , . ,: , . {) , , , ( , ,: , , ,, , ,, , , , , , ) -, -5, -, , . ,) ) , . . -5, , ,. - , , , . ,
companions to swine,
ov, (fcipKos,
v.
Odyss.
lib.
lo, Hor.
*, 5,
.
sub
fut.
sub
chased by a hawk.
of
aor. 2 of
thrush
Att.
Hence
to
fieldfare, Lat. turdus.
to titter, giggle,
IJ.
-,
:
hoop
in,
secure by rings.
from the sound.

Dor. for
{)
formed like
to eat
from
poet, forms of
mix
to live daintily.
comes 3
sing. pres.
from
a
Ep. 3 sing,
6,
gen. Kios, ace.
,
,
05, {) ,
fut.
tittering,
pi. o( giggling.
II.
dainty living.
II.
worm
in
wood
or in
aor. I
(:
part,
(see
):
:
to lend.
Med.
fut.
($,
{k'is) the
aor. I
Ep.
*, ;
I pi.
to
to go, pres.
have lent to one, to borrow. not used in indicat. subj.

;
(Kiov Ep.
scream like a jay.

i)
to
crave for
() , , .-, -65, () {, )
:
generally, to long or yearn after.

ivy-clad.
fs,
(cus,
q. v. ivy.
ov,
of
ov, 6,
ivy.
bound
crowned with
ov,
6,
{$,
ivy-tressed,
ivy.
KI2SO'5
Att. KtTTOs, 0, ivy, Lat. hedera.

ov,
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.
',
opt.
to
impf
go
of ships, to
sail.
and
,
,
-'/,
{)
ov,
and
is,
(-
>05,
KiTpivos,
deck with ivy. f. Att. a drinking-cup either [], of ivy-wood or with ivy-leaves carved on it. decked with ivy. ",
to
{, -, {) , {)
Att.
to be
-,
ivy-wreathed.
decked with
ivy.
From
$, , , {) |5, , {) 09,
aor. I part, of
irreg. ace. pi.
screaming, screeching.
broken, fragile, brittle.

ace. pi. of
ov,
wearing
ivy,
ivy-
ivy.
Dor. for Dor. for
^,
of
. Dim.
. ,
dat. of
(.
KITPE'A
,,
17,
{)
,
$, {)
ov,
f.
of Dim. of
young slip
or shoot of a tree:
a box, chest, Lat. cista.
Dim. of
little chest.
a young branch or shoot, esp. an olive-branch, which was wound round with wool and presented by suppliants.
or
the citron-tree.
ov,
of citron.
-^/
aor.
Ep. aor,
TO, the fruit of the

Att. for
citron.
inf.
pf.
with
pres. sense
Att. for
and
part,
also
KiTTos,
6,
(as
if
from a new
Ep.
subj.
opt.
part,
impf.
2 sing.
and Med. (as if from

aor.
l
3 dual
fut.
Ep.
part,
med.
Att.
[],
q. v.:
to light
upon, meet with,
, :,
inf.
:
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,
:
pres.
'/,
:
Pass.,
so
I pi.
shriek forth, cry out. Ion. impf. of
^^
aor. 2 tKi-
gen.
, Dor. for
[]
:
Lat. clavis,
Dor. for
KAAI'fi
:
Att.
f.
Dor.
I
to arrive at.
also
:
opt. of
Ep.
Att.
aor.
Pass., pauUo-p. fut.

:
Kixcis, pres. part, oi

KixcCopicv, Ep. for
, Dor. for
Ep,
I pi. subj.
wail he shall weep, i. e. he hence Att. phrase, at shall repent it, have cause to rue it : so,
and
pf.
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 ,
$ ,
'. ,
^,
nom.
gen.
05, , , ($$) famous, renowned,

8, , gen. (5, ace.
ace.
pinare
a trouble, misfortune.
i.
,, . .. , . $, , , ^ , . , , ^( , ,$ (^ , , , ^ ^
that which a fragment, piece, morsel. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I
is
of
, ,, <,. , -^, ) 5, ,, 6,
^,
.
\,
($)
,
, $, , (,
\.
-.
ecus,
() 5, , ($
f.
breaking,
[]
broken
off,
.
:
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
$, ace.
, :
aor.
$ ^. 5
inf.
of
ace.
contr.
a thing
old Att.
$ ., ^
illustrious.
379
Dor. for
Att.
:
pi.
Ion.
|5,
gen.
^-
(5)
($)
().
$ ^,
08 $ $ 5,
re
]$
}(,
act.
and med.
the collar-bone, Lat.
jugulum ;
'$
, (\)
to
metaph.
rj,
ov,
()
,
,
to
Dor. for
{),
f.
to prune a vine, Lat. pam' bring down, humble. broken in pieces. fut. of a weeping, wailing. Hence
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,
contr.
'
:
05,
nom. and
ace. pi. of
old Att.
Ion.
($, (05. ,,
05,
make
to
weep.
Hence
to be shut or closed.
aros,
, ()
crasis for
a crying like a child. a weeping, waili?ig.
II.
08, ,
and Ep.
:
, (()
,
f.
:
(( ),
:
bolt, bar, Lat.
claustrum.
:
renowned, famous
i
of
by
. []
weep
is
;
things, splendid, excellent.
(A),
aor.
Pass.,
:
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
{$)
ov,
of
aor. 1
to
wish
to
ro
the door
like to
weep,
-3, $,
e.
shall suffer, for creaking without cause.
and
name of Lamachus,
fut.
-$,
tears.
and
,,
[]
to be bewailed,
f.
',
:
-, ,
of
or
aor. 2 part,
pf.
I
(,
,
:
Rue-the-fight.
)
:
(, ^$,)
, ()
aor.
as if
: Dor.
aor.
break in pieces: of plants, to prune: weaken, enervate.

Att. for
as
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, (($, holding the keys, having charge or cvstody of: of a goddess, tutelary.
, , ,. , , , ^. ($, ,. ,
for
(: ,
[]
mournful.
from
., ,
:
}
Ep.
:
Ion.
pres.
old Att.
pf. pass,
smiles
CLA UDO,
to shut, shut vp, close, keep
fine
Pass, to be shut up.

(),
oxis,
parody on the
,
05,
;
poet, for
-fj,
(),
,
:
pf.
and
:
f.
aor. I
:
Dor.
f.
fut.
fast
.
:
aor.
Lat.
to con-
to celebrate.
Clio, the Celebrator, the
Muse
:
of Epic Poetry and History.

aros,
theft.
2.
wept, bewailed:
Ep.
a thing stolen a trick, device, stratagem. TO, only used in nom. and ace; Ep. pi.
()
Pass.,
off,
for /fXeea
to break,
metaph.
[a]
break
to
^
to
news
$
;
to certainty
(5
a rumour, report, common fame, a mere report, opp. news of thee

:
we
thing.
hear a rumour only, but know not anyII. good report, fame, glory : also repute,
,
;
/',
05 or $, ,
Ep. shortd. form of
plur. of
($.
famous.
whether good or bad:
poet, for
to sing the glorious deeds
4$.
)-,
($,
-, ,
f.
-5 |-, ^,. , ^.
:
thief:
oKos,
(($,
for
Att.
Ion.
bolt or
bar for closing a door.
), ,
foreg.
(^)
^:
, ,. . , , (), ,. , : ',
in plur.,
of heroes
,
generally,
s
win honour.
Dor. for verb. Adj. of

rjpos,
ace. of
one must withhold.
Ion. impf. of
and
65, , ,
rogue, deceiver. ov, Att. Sup. formed from the most arrant thief.
V.
,
f.
thievishness, knavery.
pf.
,
:
From
:
or med.
aor.
Pass., aor. 1
aor. 2
to
( , ,
380
[a],
inf.
pf.
steal, Jilcb,
purloin
of women,
II. to
\
:
to
part.
ov, thievish;
has a thief's look.
cozen, cheat, beguile,

III. to
. -, .
: :
<s,
($,
carry off
he
deceive: hence to mislead.

ceal, keep secret, disguise.
withhold, conc. part.,
a thing stealthily or treacherously
ceptive mind, dissembling.
ness,
-, -,
IV. generally, to do
he does
it
secretly.
ov, gen. ovos,
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 call.
' }, , () , -,() ],, ,

;
-,
[i]
ov,
{, ) (, )
(, )
so
of de-
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 : gene: :
$,
distributed by
rally,
laity.
disguising lame-
by allotment, to have allotted to one.
,
lands.
to tell of, celeII.
Pass, to be famous.
KXfjSes, Att. for
($,
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
independent
f.
III.
the
clergy, as
opp. to the
fut.
, {8)
to possess or
hold
Hence
the allotment or portioning out of
nom.
pi.
of
-ps.
Adv.
by name.
|-,
(A),
aTos, to,
a sign or omen.
ovos,
, Ep.
an omen, presage, boding.

reputation, glory.
f.
-^
Ion. pres.
make famous,
Pass, to be spoken of, be mentioned.
shut.
aTOS, shoot or tjvig broken off to be grafted on another tree, a slip, cutting : esp. a vine-twig, Lat. palmes. Hence
brushwood, fagot-wood. Dim. of
tion or lot
inherit.
, ' , , , ,, , , , , , , , ($) , , ,
(), f
late
^ ,
f.
to celebrate.
^' ^:
III.
:
,
I
Ep. for
aor.
inf. pass,
Ion.
TO, Att. for Ion.
^, .
f.
Ep. for
Ion. for
TO, Ion. for
Ion. for
I
Ep. aor.
, . , () }$, ,
Ion. for Ion. for
5 ,, , . . 5, , , (. , () , . ,. . , . , )
and
:
:
Att. for
-.
pf
,
-5,
5,
fcus, a;s,
(),
ov,
state.
or apportionment of land.
II. a rimiour, report a calling, invocation.

:
aor. I
pass,
() )
to to
, for of ($, ') holding

or
()
lot, to fall
ada
or possessed
$,
vanced
rally, to
of an allotment of land ; esp. of land in a foreign country portioned out among the citizens : as Subst., 2. metaph., , a portion-holder.
possessed of
m^ny years,
i.e.
Dor.
(Afos):
in years.
II. to
name, call:
($)
Pass.,
to choose by lot,
form
for
^,
=
choose: of the
Pass, to be chosen by lot
Med.
and geneon one, designate:

to cast lots
for
thing, to have a thing allotted one.

assigJi,
apportion:
II. to allot,
to be al-
lotted as a slave, to have slavery /o? one's lot.
Hence
the alder, Lat. alnus.
).
dat. pi. of
3.
,, |5, )05, old

,
($,
a choosing by
Att. for
lot.
appoirited by
()
=
$,
$.
lot.
court, legal
summons,
citation
of
feast.
impeachment. 2. 3. a name, appellatio7i.
a calling : a calling into : hence an indictrnent, a calling or invitation to a
to shut.
ing, blockading.
fut.
f.
into court.
tnoner.
mony
-$,
:
portion
, ()) ,
.
$, .
to
ov,
made of vine-twigs.
Dim. of
:
mostly in
pi.
a small portion. f. to obtain a porreceive a share of an inheritance, to

aTos,
$,
legal
called out, chosen.
Hence
, an
inheritance
and
an inheritance, patrigenerally, possession, property.

ov,
($,
receiving one's
inheritor, heir.
as Subst.,
an
an inclination, slope. II. [], a region or zone of the earth, clime : climate. Dim. of a small stair or ladder, a flight of steps.
,,
,
-, |35,
, , (, $) . , () , , () ,
,
of
:
(\
II. to
a shutting up,
also of
clos-
to cite or
summon
be a witness, give evidence.
fjpos,
0,
II.
one who calls, a suma witness, called to prove that this

been set'ved.
called, invited
:
summons has
welcome
old Att. for
to shut.
v.
sub
aor. I pass, inf of
, () .
-. .
^,
Att.
round of a ladder.
oKos,
-,
^,
rjpos, 6,
{)
KATfil.
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
()
wooden
$ () , ($)
:
:
381
:
collar
f.
against Catiline, ahiit evasit erupit.
bed: also a
Med.,
and
to
, () , ^ . ,() , , ,. . -, , , 5, , ,. , , , ^ , -, ) ' -5, : , : .: :

($ \(
Ep. for
), a, ov,
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.
,
:
a dog-collar hence also a pillory.

to drive
esp.
a large
in confusion, to
()
a
stolen
furtive, stealthy.
kXoitcvs,
CVS,
((-)
to
theft.
a thief: a secret doer. II. a stealthy act,

to steal
', ()
bier,
[i] s,
fraud ;
oi that on which one lies, a couch,

3
pi. aor. I
kXOitios, a, ov,
()
deal
away on
foot.
thievish, artful.
kXoitOs,
o,
thief.
subtly
lengthd.
form of
II.
(,
I
apapdv) bed-ridden.
of
/os,
()
awave
billow, surge.
ills.
Ep. aor.
. Dim.
.
is, is,
pass,
metaph.,
a flood of
Hence
of
kXIvis, iôs,
Dim. oi
TJpos, 6,
[],
\...
,
(, (, ()
a small couch. a small couch. ttcohv) bedridden.
Pass, to be tossed by the waves.
TO,
Dim. of
pie
but often like

:
//, a wave
1
little
:
:
wave, rip a surging sea.

fut. pf.
:
fond of
bed.
Ion. impf.
[v\
a couch, bed, sofa.

:
Ep.
Pass., aor.
aor.
aor.
to
wash or dash against, break over
Pass., aor.
[t ]
:
I
:
sea, to be stormy,
[]
aor. 2
pf.
dash high : so intr. in Act., 7' t'/iovos the waves dashed, broke against
II. to
make
slope or slant, incline.
2. to
it
make one thing the

against.
3.
shore.
2.
slope against another, prop or rest

to
out.
turn aside;
4. to
to
turn back the
vessel
eyes.
make
recline
or
sit
:
meat.
swerve.
thing.
bere.
II.
Pass, to be bent
down, esp. at to bend aside,

discum-
, 5,
2. to
lean, rest, support oneself a.gunst a
3. to lie
down,
esp. at meals, Lat.
4. of Places, to be sloping; sloping toivards the lake. 5. to wander from the III. Med. to decline, verge : so right course.
later in Act.,
a clyster or drench. waves, the beach.
,
6,
washed or coated with wax.

aor. 2 imperat. of
em
a hut,
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,
$ ()
to fall
the sun declines;
away
for the worse.
, (, . -,
II.
, ()
ov,
() vs,fa7nous. []
liquid used for
the part
^ .
wash off
Pass, of the
or
away
to
wash wooden
washing out: washed by the
$,
6,
()
a clyster-pipe, syringe.
trees.
2 pi. aor. 2 imperat.
-05, ,
Ion. -Lt\,
-5,
ov,
tent, cot, or cabin,
metaph. an entrance.
to shut.
herdsman's lodge.
, , . ,
5,
kXoios,
b,
-5, ($, ) -5,, -5, (,
famedfor ($, famous for ($, $) famous

hivdpov) epyov)
work. with
(05,
()
Prob. better
() , ()
Adv. Adv.
^$, from -'5, , ,

heard a
art,
out of a cot or lent. to a cot or tent. the outbuildings round
glorious, noble, splendid, beauteous.
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
() 03, () ,
,
,
with
renowtied archer.
:
place, slope, hill-side, Lat. clivus.

irreg. pi.
5 () ,
:
pi. (as
as well
as
hearken to: but also c. gen. learn by bearing, ascertain.
) -5, ) ':), ,, , ,
of, famous,
,
if
(, $)
$)
ov,
(6$,
os,
ako
, ()
famous for horses.

heard
2.
of, to be
glorious, renowned.
of things,
-5, , , ($,
renowned
artist.
famous for
the bow,
ov,
(05,
famous for
impf. or aor. 2
imperat. sing, and

to,
from
to hear, to
Ep. redupl. give ear to, listen

2. to
to obey.
hear,
3. generally, to per
382
and
ill
ceive.
rider uses to his horse.

f.
properly of jackdaws.
fut.
goddesses of
or Fates,
shoot, sprout, twig, Lat. surculus.
or unknowTi father,
to tease,
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.
:
aor.
, .$, , -5, (, -5, (, ) , ,, () 5, , () 5 , $, . , $. , ,, , {) {, ) () () ($$, , , -, () , . , ,() , , () : () 05, , () , , . , . 5, () ,,,. , , . ,$."^. ,, , ,^. () ( ( () ,. , , , . () . () -, ,

, , , .5,
', ',
fate.
, '5,
.
6,
0'09.
Lat. audio;
to
so, like
hear oneself called, be called so be k\viv
spoken
of.
tickle
08, , {)
ovs,
a cage, bird-cage.
the whistle or
sound which
ov, , v. sub KNH"K02, , Lat. cnecus
, , , , () $. 5,
Ep. for
f.
:
3 sing. impf. of
.
II.
scratch.
to
Pass,
iich.
or cnicus, a plant of the
thistle
kind.
to croak,
have a hoarse note,

esp.
Dor.
(kvtjkos) pale yelcalled
low, whitish yellow, hence the goat
is
to twist, spin,
of the
and the wolf
Hence
ov,
, Lat.
Clotho, one of the three Moipai

life.
KNH'MH, ,
the part
apyos) white-legged. of the leg between the knee
who
span the thread of
, ^,
and
ancle, the leg, Lat. tibia.

ov,
stony, rocky,
KAfl'MAS
gen,
or
From rugged. , a heap of stones. = a young
wearing greaves
to protect the leg.
Dim. of
f.
Att. for
to steal.
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.
; ;
$, ,
thievish, furtive.
the slope or shoulder of a
moun-
opos,
,,
of
thievish
tain
as
it
were
f.
the leg, opp. to
(the foot).
to
, 05, ,
",
$, ,
[]
Desiderat. of
wish
thread, yarn, line.
scratch, to itch.
spun, twisted. thief, Lat./wr.

for Att.
an
itching.
= Att.
like for
etc.
the goat: see
Dor. for Dor. for

or
old Att. for
(.:
():
contr. dat. e<ws and los, a knife for scraping, a rasp, grater. a nettle, Lat. urtica. [] , KviSios, a, ov, Cnidian, of ox from Cnidos. KviSos, , Cnidus.
From
to scratch: esp.
], 5,
From
Dor.
to scrape or grate,
iich
hence metaph.
Pass, to be teased, chafed,
inf.
of
cloth-carder or dresser, clothes-cleaner.

f.
, . 5,
:
Ion.
or
Ion. for
()
5, (, , , .
by
;
Kviiros,
a fuller's shop. Lat. fullo, a fuller,
KNI~2A
scraping, niggardly, miserly.
Ep.
(Kva(pvs) to full or card cloth.

the prickly teasel, Lat. spina fulfullers to card or clean cloth
ionica, a plant used
hence also a car ding -comb
also used as an instru-
ment of torture. KNA'fl, Att. 2 and 3
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
,,
:.&., :
sing.
Kvr,s,
Kvfi,
inf.
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
:
, , ^,. ,
(,
$,
Lat. nidor, the smell or
steatn
tickle one's ears.
a scratch, scraping.
65, ,
f.
(Kvi(pas) to cloud over.
ov, also os, ov, (KV<pas)
dark, gloomy,
irritation, fretting.
murky. 2. in the dark, either at nigh/fall or before daybreak.
8, ()
the smell of roast mea',
TO, Att. gen.
Kvi<povs
dat.
poet.
darkness, dusk at nigh fall, also the
(3,
morning
twilight or
dawn, Lat. diluculum.
. . () 5 , () () -5, (, ) , ,()
5, ,
of sacrifice, steaming. that which
()
is
caused by itching:
the skin, iickling,
05, ,
an itching of
ov,
hutiting after
name
Kvuaaaets,
less
of a mouse. correct forms for
05,7,
etc.
steaming with burnt sacrifice.
kind of emmet, which gnaws

contr. for
KvC\jr
and Dep. only used in pres., to whine, whimper, of a dog also of children. (Formed Hence from the sound.) , a whining, whimpering.
;
gently.
beast.
,. , ,. , ,
,
,
also
1^,
gen. kvIvOs,
pi.
Kvhrfs,
{)
^.
a
the bowels
:
383
3. the
the belly, Lat. venter.

tripe
:
figs.
-,
black-pudding
bellied:
{65, = ,
^,
f.
to disfigure,
:
f.
[]
{)
make dim and dark.

scratch
or
touch
6, any dangerous
animal, a monster,
$ 58 '22, $,
two projecting
of frogs
V.
8,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
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
vessels,
KOFAOS, ,
:
-, -, -65,
i.
contents of the belly,
black-puddings.
ov,
{,
seller.
epos,
,,
(koiXos,
hence hungry, ravenous.

ov, hollow,
) )
hollow
hollow.
a tripe or
hollow-
ov, {koiKos, irihov) lying in
a hollow.
ovTos, 6, {bZovs) a sword: pi. kvUjôvtcs, teeth on the blade of a hunting spear
a cross-hilted sword.
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
, ((( . , ., ,
KOTXH, ,
its shell,
=\
,, , {) 5 , 8,
$,
?,
to
.
only used in pres. to nod, slumber, sleep. , a stupid fellow, booby, [a] Comic word formed to imitate the croaking
$ ,, -$, (, ) (, -5, {) , ,(,{) -,, , () , 5, {$, ^) -, -5, , ,

e. plate.
ov,
f s,
hollow-eyed.
to the rim.
f.
to
make
(s,
hollow-looking.
hollow.
,=
, ^, ^. ), ,
[]
(sub.
vaoyv),
Hence
ov,
a shelly viarble. [a] a muscle or cockle: also
mark, perceive, hear, observe.
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,
' .
generally, a bivalve-shell,
[]
, , Greek form
contr.
of the Lat. quadrans,

Ion. for
of an
as,
about |d. English.
or
,,
:
to
$,
Ion, for
^.
Lat. cothurnus, a buskin or high boot,
ov, = Kokovpos, without a sting. KOI"*, sound to express the grunting of young pigs. f. to grunt like a young pig. koCt), Ion. for dat. sing, of voios, Ion. kows, used as Adv. how? in what manner? in what respect?
6$,
Att.
(^koTKos)
name of
, ,, , (, ,$
()
fut.
:
aor. I
:
(,
pf.
inf.
inf.
pass.
to
,
a
make hollow, scoop, hollow out. a hollow, properly fem. of koiKos

or borough in Attica.
) -, ) , -8, $)
-,
who
{koivos,
, (, , , . .. , , , , , , , , . .. , , , .
, {()
:
-05, , {, )
fem.
,,
$, = 08. hollow-looking. impf. pass. (
hollow-hoofed.
of death, befalleti asleep.

Ion. for
, {)
aor.
I
inf. pass,
of
sleep;
intercourse of the
mother with her own Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of sleeping: also (5, ,
..
son.
2.
{)
,=
rest, repose.
f.
Att.
to
put
to sleep:
65.
5,
Kotvg, dat. fem. oi Koivos used as Adv., in 2. publicly. by conimon consent.
common,
com-
to deliberate in
mon.
, {$,
community of altars,
of gods
are worshipped at one

ov, {koivos,
common
altar'.
having a com-
mon
the
bed, a
Ion.
-, ,
(koiXos) the hollow of the belly,
-,
-5,
paramour.
bed, a bedfellow, consort.

is, {koivos,
($)
fut.
sharing the same
Dep., with
med.
-,
aor.l

384
med.
\(/
:
pass. -17^7;'
to take
:
.
II. sleep, the
{koivos,
and Xoyos)
:
pf.
kckoivo-
nest.
s
common
counsel
with, to consult together. KOtvo-irXoos, ov, contr, -irXovs, ovv, {koivos,
sailing in
common
o,
KOivo-irovs,
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.
with
common foot, coming
,, ,
:
making a joint
gen.
together.
expedition.
sleep.
(koivos, novs)
, ',
KoiTOs,
6,
bed-t\me.
Hence
.
=
act
of going
a going
to
bed ;
$-
2.
to
bed: sleeping,
Sjvos, o,
{)
a bed-room, bed-chamber.
KOKKivos,
ov, scarlet, Lat. coccineus.
From
{)
:
ship.
$,
a sharing in coiyimon, fellow-
II.
affability.
parents.
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.
-, -, ,
f.
f.
Kotvo-TOKOS, ov, {koivos,

is, {koivos,
ov, gen. ovos, {koivos,
Dor.
fut.
))
avos, 6,
to be
( ,
ot,
bom
of
common
fut.
loving in common.
aor.
i
, {) . .. , , , , ( , ,
: :
, ^,
i
:
8,
ancestors.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
also in
:
2 sing. fut.
f.
med. of
:
aor.
Att.
contr.
Pass., fut.
aor.
like-minded.
(-
pf.
prune, retrench : in, co7ifine : then to chastise, correct, puriish : Pass. to be punished. KoXaivis, , epith of Artemis. (Deriv. and
to
akin to metaph. to hold in check, keep

:
{os,
Med.,
aor. i
0:
meaning uncertain.)
intercourse with.
cjvos,
a share
dealings with a man.
II. as Adj. = koivos. fellow, associate. Adv. of otvos, in common, jointly : by com-
mon
rule,
in
(wife of Alcmaeon),
aor. I
as Subst.,
the
, , , ^, , {) , , , ,
Dor.
of, to
, , {$) , ,
take part in
;
flattered.
= Koivwvus.
a partaker, have to have
:
to be flattered.
5, ,
"fj,
Hence
a communication
social.
and
Comic
05,,
$,
KOios,
consent.
communion, fellowship, intercourse.
, communicative,
,
2.
From
0, also
{koivos) a companion, partner,
to peck.
publicly.
a pruning 5, punishing, correction, chastening.
ov. Ion. for tioios, a, ov.

f.
command.
Ion.
,
:
{Koipavos) to be lord or master, to
2. c. ace. to lead,
arrange.
Hence
0'02,,=
ov, o,
-, , lordship,
Koipavos.
rule.
as Subst.,
ment, punishing.
ruler, leader,
commander,
either
war or peace
generally, a lord, master.

to live like
Pass.
Coesura
{),
i.
e. live
to
a gay, fashionable life. put to bed : Med., with Dor.

to bed, sleep.
box on the ear,

6,
%,;,{)
to
go
TO
{)
lying in bed, abed, asleep. 2. the lair of a wild beast. a place to lie down in, bed, couch:
marriage-bed;
sheath or scabbard of a sword.

f.
iroTrat in pi. lewdness.
2.
to be pregnant; of animals, a lair, den,
, {) , {) ,, . 6, {) , {) , . , {) ^, $, , , , ,, ,
',
distortion of a real
cLkos, 0,
,{) -8, , {,
'//,
, {) , {) ,
,
f.
.,,,, 5,
flattery, fawning.
ov, verb. Adj.
a piece of flattery, [a] of to be

flattering, fawning.
\08, , {^)
to flatter,
name Kleonymos.
fawn on:
Pass.
parasite-named,
',
,
TJpos, o,
f.
a flatterer, fawner. a chisel, graver. From to hew, cut, chisel : of birds

:
a checking,
chastisetnent, ptinishment.
fem. of
ov,
,,
,
rjpos,
, 6,=5.
Att.
flt for putiishing.

2.
II.
a prison.
a punish-
chastiser, punisber.
fem. of
f.
, {a(pos)
to
give one a
buffet, cuff.
Ion.
0$, ,
or
, = os, , , {$)
,
glue, Lat. gluten.
a box on the ear, cuff. a sheath.
to
trample on.
Ion.
s,
; :
cake,
inlay: to weld.
. , , ()
5$, , =
f.
kind
{ wheaten
2. to
:
named from
its
shape.
glue, cement.
, ',
-.
ther's
ov,
, ,
II.
to join together, unite
womb.
garment, sometimes used
joined.
$
cakes,
, ,(, -, , , (), ', , ) () , - 65, '02, ($) 5, , . , , 5, , , , . 5,

closely joined, well-fastened.
Pass, to he joined to, to attach oneself to, cleave to. glued together, closev,
onos, 6, the peg or screw of a lyre, by which the strings are tightened metaph., opyrjs avuvai to unscrew your passion.
:
5, () 05, , () -5, ', (, )

^, ,
a welding of iron.
5, ,
,
{)
a gluing, cementing:
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
$
II.
()
385
swelling infolds.
:
the bosom, lap
later also the
mo-
the lap ox fold formed by a loose
f.
to
form
into
a lap ox fold:
to
make
glued together, cemented,

roll-eating.
sail belly
or swell.
S,
,
,
[]
6v,
f.
ov,
KOATMCA'il,
iKos, 6,
a long
roll
of coarse bread.
embayed. swim. Hence a place for diving, a swimmingf.
%) embosomed,
to dive: to
bath
and
rjpos,
diver,
, and swimmer.
, , (diver.
II.
ov,
a money-changer.
2. in plur.,
5, ,
,
0,
a small coin.
[i5]
small round cakes.
,=
collyriu?n, so called because
animals, short-horned: also maimed, mutilated. to dock, curtail, shorten. f.
daws, a jackdaw-general.
, , (, ,, ) -5, , // $,
Dim. of
it
[]
eye-salve, Lat.
, Colchian;
a swimmer. diving, swimming. hence Adj. Colchian

a sea-bird,
diver,
pecul. fern.
was made up
in small
Ion.
-,
f.
()
,
6,
docked, curial, Lat. curtus: of
,', ,
03, ,
08.
ij,
$. -, ($) brawl,
to
i},
scold.
Hence
mound, harrow,
a leader of jack-
gether.'
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
,, -, )
,
=
'
to scream like a jackdaw. a jackdaw, Lat. graculus : proverb.,
($)
birds of a feather flock to-
or
the Lat. colonia, a colony. a heap a hill ; II. Colonos, a demos of Attica lying of stones. on and round a hill, sacred to Poseidon, the scene of the Oedipus Coloneus of Sophocles. a brawling, wrangling. ov, , K0'MA"P02, 0, and 17, the strawberry-tree, arbutus.
, () 5
Att. contr. fut. part.
med. of
esp.
hill,
mound:
sepulchral
cairn, Lat. tumulus.
the colocasia or
, ($,
$, 5,, ,
0'02,
-,
( (
ing.
-5,
:
($) (5,
ov,
:
(payeiv)
eating
the
()
hornless, short-horned.
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.
,
and
:
(5 '
a spear broken short
off: esp.
of oxen,
etc.,
until the i8th year.
08, :
to
(5)
to cut short a word metaph., Ittos in the middle, Lat. praecidere, i.e. leave it unfinished; also 2. like to abridge, limit gifts
, ,
, - . ^ -, ^ , ()
(,
:
6, ', , . , .
II.
pf.
and
metaph.
like
coma, the foliage, leaves,
dock, clip, curtail, cut short, abridge
of
trees.
Amy nias.
,,($, $) Coxcomb2. leafy,
to check, restrain,
put down.
feathered arrow.
wvos,
6,
a top, finishing, end.
, ()
,
,,
a long-haired ; los grassy. II. a comet. attendance, attention, care: also
: ;
made a
boast,
386
the
management, care of a garden. or carrying of supplies, a procuring of supplies, Lat. commeatus frumenii, a gathering in of harvest: also
II.
provisions, stores.
(from Med. a 3. carrying away for oneself, a rescue, recovery. a going or coming: a return, (from Pass,
2.
means of getting
fully, exactly
in answers,
so,
med, of
aor.
care
. ( ( 5, ,. : :: :
dat. o(
:
,],
)
back.
ay and more than
^ \ (,
that.
used as Adv., with care, carewholly, altogether : absolutely, quite very much so indeed, just
i
) ,, () , ,
a bringing
to boast one's art
Pass, to be
be renowned.
0$, a Bragsman.
. Comic
word, one of the borough
a boast:
in pi.
boasts,
vaunts, braggart tvords.

f.
(6$) to ring, clash,

17^0;,
rattle.
II.
metaph. to utter high-sounding words, talk by boast, vaunt Pass, to be boasted of
-,
:
f.
(5,
Hence
be
an empty braggart.
0,
)
:
to talk big,
Dor. for
Att.
pi,
contr. fut.
ov, 6, braggart, boaster.
[iJ]
f.
Med.,
KO'MIIOS,
the
Att.
and
{.:
aor.
I
:
Ep. Ep.aor.
tusks
(-
metal.
a noise, din, clash, as of a boar's stamping of dancers' feet the ringing of II. metaph. big words, boasting : a boast,
a boaster.
ov, gen. ovos,
pf.
of,
tably,
provide for, supply : 2. of things, to take care
{): Med.
of,
Pass.,
f.
vaunt.
to take
to receive hospi-
take heed
to,
K\os,
mind;
affairs.
'
aurrjs
II.
(pya
to carry
away,
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;
thine own order to save a corpse : Med. to
mind
because of his long

es,
$, () '--, )
6,
in
-85, {5,
,
Adv.
f.
tation.
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 oneself.
care
protector, guardian.
saving.
a short clause
stamp or
,, , , , . () , , , . , . , , ,
argutari
to
2. to
5, ,
of, to
come back, return. Att. contr. fut. med. oi 2 sing. aor. I med. opt. of and Ep. aor. I of
ov, verb. Adj. of
, ^ () -,(){, ) . . .
prettifiess or affectation
:
, () {, $) -65,
compound words.
(l5os) boastful.
{, :
pomp-bundle-worded, epith. of Aeschylus,
elegance, refinement
affec-
with the
of Euripides.
to
make
elegant, refine;
rrjv
Med.
",
refine on
your suspicion, like Lat. Pass, to play refine overmuch
the exquisite.
is,
dainty-seem-
i"g
05, ,
well-dressed, neat, fine, Lat.
comptus : hence a pretty fellow, Lat. bellus homo. 2 of words and things, elegant, pretty, clever, witty, ex.
to
be taken
quisite, affected.
Hence
be gathered in.
rjpos,
,=$. , , ()
,
$ ((
prettily, exquisitely:
Comp.,
to be better in health.
f.
()
11.
one who takes care of, a a bringer, conductor.
io re-echo.
Hence
resound, clash, ring:
rewards or payment for
Adv. with a
0,
f.
KO'MMI",
plancttis,
$, , ()
TO,
6,
Att. contr. fut. o{

it?ipression
, ()
,
KO'NA'BOS,
f.
that which
is
struck or cut, the

II.
of a coin : proverb.,
a.
KCNATÂOS,
of bad stamp.
generally, coin.
in a sentence, Lat.
framed in short gum, Lat. gummi;

a striking:
comma.
indecl.
esp.
Hence
of dust, as stirred up by men's

dust stood rising:
clauses.
like Lat.
sense, like Lat.
, , , - (( '( ,
0,
clash, ringing.
a clashing, ringing. a kmickle : in pi. the knuckles.

), (^kUvis) dust, feet
;
(k6vis) to raise dust, to hasten.
Ion. and Ep.
a cloud
from beneath
in plur.
their feet the

in collective
freq.
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.
arenae ; 2. dust or sand.
kv
to
fall in
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.
;
^, (,
dust.
). 5 (($
iflus,
:
. ,
manure
:
KovLOS, a, ov, {kOvis) dusty.
,
the
KO'NI5,
los Att.
II.
dat.
the dust
of ashes, ashes.
toil, [i]
powder with which

cf.
[r], 3,
:
wrestlers were sprinkled after
being oiled,
(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.
:
metaph. of
aor,
I
KOviaSXos
(kUvis) dust, a cloitd of dust.
fut.
[]:
. , : ^ ', :,( , (
for
:
pf.
dung
III.
, $ ,
f.
, ^) -5, ($,($)
Ep.
ov,
387
to
dung, manure.
collecting
dung
or
hence a dirty fellow.
KO'IIPOS,
,
f.
dung
manure
carry
filth, dirt.
II.
a dung-yard, a
or dirt.
cattle-stall or stable.
-$, (, )
From
ov,
-,
to
dung
to cover with
carrying dung
Pass.,
:
5, , Dor, 08, , , ()
for
f,
:
()
a dung-hzsktX..
to
part.
so
a place for dung, privy. part. fern, of beaten, bruised, pounded. Ep. aor. 1 (Ko^pa: pf.
Pass., aor. 2
to strike,
smite, cut.
2.
II.
slay.
intr. to raise dust,
^,
contr.
KOTiiNOlS,
, the
, ^.
make
3. to cut off, chop off; cut down, /ell trees; hence absol.,
haste, speed.
to lay a
damage,
country waste by cutting hurt ;
( (($
:
pf.
2,
to
knock down, fell,

to
down
the trees
to
deprived
of
beard.
2.
of an insignificant person;
Kvvvos, as the pr. n. sense or reason, 4, to hammer, forge : also to proverb, of stamp, coin money, Lat. percutere nummos .Med.
\$,
something worthless. KOVTOS, ov, , a pole,

tus.
to coin oneself
esp.
monty
a punting-pole, Lat. con-
-5,
2.
pike
KO'NTZ A
,
grow
pestle: also
, ,
:
the shaft of a pike. ov, {kovtos,
hurling a pike.
contr,
:
carrying a pole or
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,
tired or
, {) an = $, an
|, $, , (:
aor.
:
deafen.
{kottos)
II.
Med.
fleahane, pulicaria.
:
oneself,
in
sign of grief, like Lat. platigere
,
!
5.
to
to beat or strike
:
also,
to
mourn for any

aliquem. KopSKivos,
01
one, Lat. plangere
KOireiv, aor. 2 inf. oi
KOircTos,
slaughter.
0,
KOiTCvs,
[a]: aor. I {. work hard, work till one is weary. to be tired, grow weary ; exhausted by good things. ($, , a babbler, wrangler.
()
:
,
and
:
', ,
f.
17,
()
: () ()
2.
weary
generally, to abate, lull.
instrument for braying, a

axe.
KOireis, aor. 2 part. pass.
', $,() ($,

, ,
a wailing, mourning. a chisel. a striking : a cutting in pieces,
(pp( ks corvos, go and be hanged
$,
it
a young raven. a raven or crow: Proverb., like black swans,' of anything unusual alone, like Lat. pasce or ks
'
(: (:
'^
to
to
II.
be
hook.
toil
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
,
,, ,
f.
() , () $, , , ()
5,
<5,
chopper, cleaver,
striking, beating.
bill-
trouble, suffering, pain, weariness.
to
weary
Pass. =
.
Hence
, 5,
$,
-fj,
$.
anything hooked like a raven's 2. I. an engine for grappling ships. beak, as, a hooked handle of a door, like 3. an initrument of torture. Dim, of a little girl, damsel. , a barbarism for , indecl., Hebrew word, a gift offered to 2. the treasury of the God, a consecrated offering. Temple. to dance the f. , the dancing the o.Ko$, , the cordax, a low dance belongto dance ing to the Old Comedy
him
, ,
, ', ,
Ion,
hang
II.
$' $ . ,
ks
hang
the cordax,
swelling.
-(, ,, ) -05, (%,
$,
<$.
, ()
and
($)
. :( ( (: (:
[5],
'
^,
f.
, ()
;
from
II.
its
slow, trailing
movement.
.. (
aor.
I
whence
('^(.\($ wrapt or rolled up.

fut.
a cudgel, truncheon: also a a covering for the head, head-dress; of Ep.
Kopcci, Ep, 3 sing.
(:
Med., aor.
Ep.
kop(v
pf,
((
Ep.
Pass., aor, I
;
KeKcp(-
a dunghill.
($, :
a thing
also pf. act. part.
OTos: (KOpos):
Pass,
to
satisfy,
wi:h pass, sense, glut, fill with

2
and Med.
to be
glutted with a thing,
388
have one s fill of a thing, c. gen. to have one's fill of strife.

3
pi.
I
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)
, .. , , , |, -, , . , , , ,
;
(pv\om5os
aor. I
med.
I
opt. of
aor.
part. pass, of
. -, .
Kopos,
<3,
the
Hebrew
cor, a dry
1
measure containing
gallons.
the
ten Attic medimni, or about

57,
20
later Att.
side
of the forehead ;
II.
^, ,
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
med. of
:
the face.
the hair on the temples.

ov,
maidenhood.
From
f.
Pass.
()
,
f.
be
'-
rites
of
the
Corybantes
f.
, ($)
:
,() ()
to start
Dor.
, ()
to
like
to slap on
Corybantian.
celebrate the
up
a Corybant.
purify by the
rifes
of the Corybantes.
es,
- 8,
frantic.
(,
iThos) Corybant-like,
avTos,
0,
a Corybant priest of Cybele in
Phrygia.
[iJ]
-aWis, -aXkos,
'^<,
together, as
fondle, caress, coax.
,, . ,
som, broom.
, ,. , () , ,
,
;
and fhe cresied ot , tuf'ed lark, Lat. alauda crisiata. Kopvs) a cold in the head, a $,
KopvSos,
05, ()
KOpvbos.
running at the nose, catarrh, Lat. pituita. metaph. drivelling, stupidity. Hence to have a running at the nose, to have a ace. sing, and pi. of KOpvs.
, , (^)
=
rri
rrj
).
waving plume.
2.
besom, broom.
sweepings, refuse.
a be-
,, ) -|, -,,
[,
fiower
iKos, (Kopvs,
\_a]
{,
II.
cold.
helmet-shaking, with
pvs, fhe
VOS,
crest
or
-, {$)
f,
{$)
[]
rising, heap.
to lift up, raise,
shew
its
Pass.,
the
wave
is
lifted up,
rears
its crest.
TO, coriander, the plant or seed.
KOpiSwov, TO, Dim. of
2[, -, {,
=
a, ov, also
:
5,
:
KopivOios,
KO'PIS,
KopKopos or Kopxopos, , a poor vegetable, growing wild in the Peloponnesus, a kind of pimpernel. (Deriv. uncertain.)
empty bowels ofiy hollow (Formed from the sound )

:
boughs lopped
, ,
,
son. Cf.
, ,. , ,
ados,
Dep.
to
Corinthian.
$,
, and
fern.
From
, Corinth, the city
and country: anciently
Adv. Dim. o(
at Corinth.
los Att.
. Dim.
,
the
a little girl. a bug : pi. Kvpeis,
ol.
of
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.
ivy
rumbling or grumbling of the

sound,
din,
tumult.
()
off,
, .) , , , , , (5 ^
-5, {,
:
,, ,
,
5, ):
(KOpvs, aloXos) with glandfig hslm.

as well as
:
ihe
pi.
(-
top,
peak, summit;
5, , ()
75, ,
:
()
:
part.
with a hehnei
Pass,
generally, lo
and Med.
/o
fo arm pf arm, equip, array : do battle, fight: arm oneself;
Pass.,
also
of
things,
SoCpe
spears
headed with
the
trunk of a tree with the vide.

Lat. satie-
K0'P02,
tas;
tivOs to have enough or too a thing: in bad sense, satiety, surfeit: hence insolence, petulance ; irpos insolently. Kopos, ov, , Ion. Kovpos Dor.
lad, youth, stripling.
, , ones (
a log.
fill, satiety, surfeit,
river reared his

crest or
much
of
II.
2.
with genit. of
, ()
pr.
armed warrior.
boy,
names,
strictly neut.
, () , () $,
II.
brass.
2.
generally, to furnish, pro-
the make crested ; Pass, to come to a wave to a crest Hence head, rear its head, as a wave does. , a man armed with a helmel, an
,
,
the
the headstall of a bridle. upper rim of a hunting-net
from
sq.
ov,
at the
head:
ovbv.
(paios the
Drama,
2. the or top of the head. tain. 3. nietaph. the highest point, acme, prime.
peaked:
crest.
sum
old as a crow
II. a crow or raven, Lat. comix. anything hooked like a crow's bill, as, I. the handle on a door. 2. the tip of a bow, on which the bowstring was hooked. 3. the tip or projection of the plough-beam, upon which the yoke is hooked.
crow.
,
:
-, (,
up.
, , () ^,
, {6$)
f.
foremost man, leader, chief;
in the Att.
the leader of the chorus. the head, top,
haviour.
summit: the crown top or peak of a mounbring to a head, make the wave rises to a to bring to an end,
Comp.
hair.
, ,
2
.
:.
389
$, ,
of
;
propriety, decorum, orderly be-
to
Pass.,
II.
like
5, , (^$) ,
,
2.
and Hecuba,
)
[a]
this
-, -,
-5,
world, [a]
set form or
Adv.
Sup.
ov,
$, -. {, )
,
regularly,
decently:
opos,
{$,
;
ov,
{65,
an old
woman as
From of a raven-gray colour. a kind of seafowl, sea-
holding together the world. ov, a, order in order, duly; ovhtvl

order.
5, {)
) )
in
dressing the
ruler of
framing or
or
of
3
no
sort
good order, good behaviour,
decency.
Cf.
horse, to arch the neck.

iSos,
77,
generally, crooked, curved, bent, hooked.
. { , ,{ $,
f.
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-destroying.
) tc bend, curve of a ) as Adj. crook-beaked

:
2.
of
kine, with crumpled horns.
thing curved:
rona.
2.
book
-$, {,,\)
ov,
for crow-shooting.
-5, {) $)
crumpled horns. Adv.
to set
parings or shreds of leather: metaph. of the scraps of flattery of the tanner Cleon.
men
out,
, {$) (5 \5
f.
, ,
;
, , .
as Subst.,
II.
as Subst. any-
i. a wreath or garland, Lat. coa flourish with the pen at the end of a
5, ,
,
ov. Ion.
-$, {, () , -,5. 5,
and Aeol.
for Ttoaos.
Ion. for
generally, the end, completion.
shooting crows:
a sling or cross-bow
:
, {/{)
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
: :
, .
(. : ,, (
=
to
Att.
a blackbird.
bear hatred against.
and kotc, Ion.
for
and
(,
4. $.
curved, bent
of kine, with
against, envy, Lat. invideo: proverb.,

KOTeei,
cf.
as in a sieve.
6,
los Att.
$,
and
a diviner by a
sieve.
KO'2KI^NON,
, , {)
TO, a sieve.
{, 5, , -5,
lous.
olive-trees.
($.
ev,
($
^
ill-will
Ktpa-
{)
77,
ov, {kOtivos,
angry, wrathful, jea-
producing wild
olive,
an army in
arrange : esp. array, marshal it; and in Med., having marshalled his countryII. to arrange a repast.
to order,
2.
-, . KO'TI'NOS,
6
or
the
aster. ov, {kotivos,
olive.
wild
Lat. ole-
Tpaynv) eating the wild
KOTopvos,
6, Ion. for
K0'T02,
also,
to order, rule, govern.
embellish.
III. to deck, adorn, trick of persons, to honour them,
cottabus.
|,
ov, 6, a grudge, spite, rancour, anger, wrath: later, envy, jealousy.

f.
Att. iw,
to be
adorn, be an honour or ornament to. assigned to, be classed under. Aeol. 3 pi. aor. I pass. Dor. inf. of
an adorner.
worldly.
, , 5,
, ,
;
ov,
. {)
{)
:
IV. in Pass,
oJcoi.
2.
an orderer, arranger.
05,
modest
05, , , ,{() {)
opos,
well-arranged, regular. a commander. of the world, earthly,
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
;
{) 5,
vessel.
to
play at the
ov, also os, ov,
{$)
measure containing 6
well-ordered,
moderate, regular
of persons, orderly, well-behaved, Hence order, decorum.
Hence
,
pint.
'",
,a
II.
small cup or
2.
a ^
($, nearly a
of the hip-bone.
:
a liquid
the cup or socket
ovos,
any cup-like hollow
in pi. the
390
suckers on the feelers of the polypus, Ep. dat.
drawn
youth.
ped, clipped as Subst., hair cut short.
2. . {, ) - $, , , () -5, , -, , ,, . . -, (, , . 6, (, $, ^, , ,, , () ', () , , (). . , , , ,, , 5, ( .) . , ,. 65, , , () $, , , ()) , ,(, , , 8, $$ ,, 5,, . () ,() ( '', , ^, , (, ) , ,. ,, () , ,. , ' ^^, . () ) , -^, -8, (,
KOTvXripvTos
to lighten,
. the socket of a joint.

ov,
i.
from
that
can be
in cups,
e.
kotCXis, nutives of
iôs,
flowing copiously. and a small cup.
-5,
<5,
Dimi-
up.
,=
, ,
burthens.
2.
assuage, relieve: of persons, to relieve them
Hence
a
fcus,
relief, alleviation.
that which
is
lifted
a lightening,
relief.
light talking.
From
by crasis for at ov. Ion. for Kov and by crasis for
0'02, ,
lightly.
ov,
iy)
:
lightly-talking.
ov, light, nimble
neut.
and
Adv.,
idle.
2.
metaph. easy, light

:
Hence
KovXeos, Ion. for Hebrew word, arise. cis, a clipping or cropping of the II. a lock hair or beard, as a sign of mourning.
($.
Adv. lightly
Comp.
:
lightly,
lightly.
with lighter heart
Sup.
,
pi.
empty, vain,
as
more
most
cut of.
,,
a barber's shop. a barber, bair-cutler, Lat. Kovpcvs, iojs, 0, tonsor : hence a toiler, gossip.
Lat. cochlea.
:
a basket. a snail with a spiral shell, II. anything twisted spirally, a
(^)
screw
a spiral
TO,
stair.
Ion. for
II.
also Ion. for
0'02, , , a
Ion. impf.
Dim. of
ov. Ion. for Kopeios, youthful.

ol,
the shell itself
a small snail. with a spiral shell sometimes used as a trumpet, like Lat.
shell-flsh
:
{$, Kovpos) young men, young

the Curetes, inhabitants
concha.
warriors.
to
stream forth
(tiv,
ol,
of Pleuron
copiously.
in Aetolia.
Kovpias, ov,
2.
6,
one
who wears
his hair short.
(Reduplicated from the hams. dual KOXfl'NH, Ep. 3 sing. aor. i med. of
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.
$),
{^)
II.
trans, to
ov, also
bring up
ov,
II.
to
fit
manhood. for cutting
tree
or shaving hair, trenchant.
pass, shorn, crop-
hence a fig-tree, [a] 77, Dor. for 17, Ion. and Ep. for
:
,a
mask with
the
KPA'Zfl
pres.
fut.
:
but
1
Att.
in
paullo-post
:
dren; KOvpos,
youthfid
youthful.
dren.
so Ithaca
mother of boys.
^,
, ,, -8, ^ ) ,
Adv.
by the hair.
ov,
0,
form with
aor. I
aor. 2
(Kpayov
pf.
sense
KeKpdya,
part,
pi.
contr.
devouring
chil-
imperat.
the blood of eaten children.

:
to croak, properly of the

:
Ion. for
17,
()
ov,
a boy, yotith, son. youthful prime, youth

of
screech, cry
hence
spirits, mirthfulness.
KOvpoTcpos,
a, ov,
Comp.
yotmger, more
boy-chil-
Kovpo-TOKOS,
ov,
(, (,
Att.
',
a thing.
Pass., fut.
KpdOeis, aor.
tckuv) bearing
sense
aor.
uses the Ep. form

I
is
called
rearing boys : a good nursing-
sing. pf. pass,
the Lat. custodia, a watch, guard.
fut.
()
:
I.
intr. to
:
be light.
II. trans, to
lighten
to lift up, raise

2.
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;
. ,( ( ^, , ( , ( (
:
inf.
KCKpdyfvai
raven
generally, to scream,
hence
c.
ace. to call out or
clamour for
I part. pass,
:
of
fut.
aor.
Ep.
but also Ep.

:
fut. inf. in pass,
aor.
Homer
mostly
:
3 sing. impf.
inf.
imperat.
and plqpf.
to
to
make a
light leap.
metaph.
vote hath been determined;
also of
workmanship,
offWwh. gold.
later c. gen. to
Hpaivdv also to come
quences, nausea, sickness,
'
etrl
/'
the edges are finished have the ruling potoer reign over, govern : c. ace. cognato,
II. intr. to
to
sway the
sceptre.
to
(K
in
--&-05,
drunken
KpaiTTVos,
\5
an end or result in a thing. [], ij, a debauch and
after the
and headache, Lat, crapula; debauch was over.
ov,
tearing, sweeping, rushing

swift, rapid.
3.
ifig-
KPA'MBH, , cabbage, kail, Lat. cramhe. KPA'MBOS, , ov, dry, parched, shrivelled.
metaph. clear, loud.
$. -5, {$, () -$, () ) (,

revelry.
{, )
like rapidjis
:
' '2, ^, , , ^. , ), , -$,

:
?7>
391
,
=
the edge, border,
margin, hem
of a thing.
Hence
f.
to
surround with a border or
III. intr.
fringe.
its
conse-
ov. Dor. for

indecl.,
but
also
ace.
rambling
violence.
, 6v,
(-,
ov,
ov,
from rap-io)
2.
metaph. hasty,
hot, impetuous.
ov, with strong back and breast piece, strongly arched, of a corslet. = only of the stone of Sisyphus, avTis then did mighty tot'
-,$, $,
ov,
of Kpas.
{$, {$, ^)
II.
hurled with
swi/t-rush- force turn
it
back again.
Crataeis, the mighty one,
name of the mother of
,
:
as pr. n.
the
swift-bearing.
sea-monster Scylla.
KpaKTiKOS,
ij,
ov,
clamorous.
rugged.
2.
name
, .
-5,
of a frog.
-3, ,{,'^)
ov, (Kpavaos,
strong, resiatless.
Cabbage-eater, with stony

soil.
^)
:
or
-^, , , {$, $) 05, 505, , {$) -9,,{, )
Dor.
pi.
of
KPA'NA"0'5,
its
6v, hard,
rugged, rocky, stony, of

the
, -,
,
gen.
,
stony, rocky,
poet, for
f.
later
form
for
ov,
mighty,
with hard ground

also
Athens, from
soil, cf.
people of Attica. Ep.
^, . {) , () '. - -, , , , . -|, -6, ,

3(,
it
fut. inf.
med. (with
pass, sense)
of mighty with the spear, warlike.
-$ , -, , $) {$,{, -5, , -, {, -,$,

soil.
6,
gen.
stout-footed, sure-footed.
ov,
pivos) strong-shelled.
ov,
also
KpSTcpos poet,
,
;
Kpaveia Ion.
-, ,
the cornel-tree, Lat.
strong, stout, mighty, valiant

cruel, harsh,
cornus : a spear.
was used
for spear-shafts
and bows
hence
rough
so,
but also hard-hearted, hard, solid,
) {, )
)
:
ground.
2.
also strong, violent.

ov, gen. ovos,
Kpavuvos,
17,
, ov,
made of cornel-wood,
spicula cornea.
[a]
veivov
cf. Virgil's
hearted, dauntless.
KPA'NON,
and warlike.
Subst.,
, , ,
, {)
f.
Dor. for
xdpos,
0,
aor. I inf. pass, of

for
hand.
Kpdvias, Kpavis, Dor.

the
upper part of the head,
skull.
hoofed, solid-hoofed
Kpavos,
, ,
KPA'5,
is
doer, performer.
,. , ,
to
TO, the cornel-tree, Lat.
CORNUS.
:
make helmets
From
-irotos, ov,
($,
6,
cos, TO,
{)
$, , {')
opos, 0,
fern,
a helmet-maker. a helmet, [a] of one that accomplishes, a

a ruler, sovereign.
gen.
in
)
top,
to talk
big
as
roughly.
making helmets
on which a
to rule,
, ., ',
$,
:
{($, of , {($, () strong, {($,

stout-
stout
$,
f.
of lions, with strong claws.

strongly, stoutly
sternly^
Adv. o{
o, collat.
sometimes
dat.
fern.), dat.
lengthd. gen, and dat.,
{) , , $,
form of
Ep.
for
ace.
peak, height. a mixing, compounding, ($, 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
head : metaph. a
{()
,
:
$
:
(which
gen.
plur.,
Horn, also a
pi.
nom.
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.
'.
,(. {)
spit turns.
:
Ep. dat.
pi.
oi Kpas. [d]
oi, the
forked stand or frame
to be strong
and mighty:
hold sway
c.
dat. to rule
among,
secure.
for
(
obey.
vessel,
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.
;
:
IV. to order,
command:
Pass, to
5,
{()

392
fight.
novs) victorious in the foot-race.

ov,
horse-race.
-, ,
f.
cellent,
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.
,, 5
dat, sing,
-, {, ) -,
,
6,
victorious in the
,
alive,
;
;
not
[,
-, ,
gen. trohos,
(,
most ex-
exceediitg
than living blind. Kpeiaoov
great for leaping out of too bad for hanging.
$
of ;
in
iTrnos) victorious in the
moral
sense, better,
more
, {$)
of Kpas.
to excel.
to be best,
sjipreme
$,
. KPAT02
[]
over.
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
III.
$
:
, $ $ ',
;
, -. ,
rustle.
used as irreg. Comp. of ayaOos, Root, whence also Sup. Att. form of foreg. KPEI'ilN, ovTos, fem. lord, master: a general title of
:
($ -' $( $.)
II.
too great for, a height too
evil deeds,
III.
superior
to,
master
S7/perior to bribes.
excellent,
IV.
is
being the
^,
:
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 eKpeâ 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
, , ()
,
:
mastery, victory.
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
:
($)
[y]
up
beco7ne master, get possession of: to conquer, Kparus, masc. Adj., only found in nom.,
strong, mighty,
frog
, 5, , () ,
[y]
fut.
, ($) piaa
:
, , {^-)
a
to
scream, shriek. Croaker, name of a
() '^) -,, ,$. , = '. -,

-
57,
divide the flesh of a victim amongst the guests Med. to divide among themselves. Hence
^, . , {$) $, (,
Dim. of
f,
{Kpias,
a crying, screaming, shrieking. a flesh-hook.

slice
offlesh.
to distribute flesh, to
:
amongst
,
:
a distribution of the flesh of a victim
-68,
the guests, Lat. visceratio.

ov, (Kpias,
of victims
pensafor.
as Subst.,
KPE'AS
Dor.
:
gen /ipcttii/Ep. a piece of meat
-8, )
children.
^, 6-5,
Ep. KpUaai -.flesh, a carcase : a body, person. ov, and Kpcio-SoKOS, ov, {Kpias, containing flesh.
dat.
, ;
meat.
ov,
) 5,
;
distributing the flesh

6,
a carver, Lat.
:
gen.
plur.
Kpea
2.
Kpeiov, TO, (Kpias) a meat-tray, dresser. fem. of q. v.
Dor. braver : used with
, () (,
stronger,
sum and
dearer than
Ion.
ov, gen. ovos, Att.
mightier
part., as
^ . , ()^. ,^ , , , . - ', , ) , ,
, (^) , ^. ( ^
-,
in.
a basket to hang things

subj.
shortd. pres, pass, of

;
opt.
inf.
impf.
fut. (in pass, sense)
rarely
fut.
[]
Att.
Ep.
:
as, a, Ep. lengthd.
aor.
Med., aor.
fut.
to
hang, hang up,

c.
let
hang down
a thing,
gen.
i.
)
:
one's shield,
e.
give up war
so in Med.,
'
aor. I
:
up,
;
Pass., Kpe-
to
hang up by to hang up
up the
to
hang up
one's rudder, i.e. give
sea.
II.
Pass, to be
hung up
2.
or suspended, to
to be in
swing from, hang down from.

suspetise.
metaph.
hanging
CTos
$, 08, , , hung
aor.
i
:
aor. l part, of
part. pass, of
hung
c.
gen.
hufig by the neck.
,=
f.
dis-
Root of
castanets.
Hence
, {)
to
.,
,a
from
or on a thing
^-
hung,
hang, hang up.

to
keep time with
vos,
rattling with castanets, to
give the time in dancing.
,
a
castanets.
fut.
med.
Ep. for Att.

bill,
a sharp notched
better,
public meal.
yap
thou wert better
, -,
60-5,
gen. KpiKOs, Lat. crex,

rail.
^, ()
fut.
(in pass, sense) of
piaa.
of
a bird with
60-5,
ov, (Kpias,
ov, 0,
Att. for
,,
(Kpias,
^. )
(Kpias,
')
fed on flesh.
the carver at
a butcher.
a butcher
pieces
:
a butcher, butchering. {Kpias, epyov) cutting up meat : as KpeovpSubst., Kpiovpyos, o, a butcher or a carver
ybv
vorous.
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
from a
in air.
, ,
of the
;
using big rugged words, of Aeschylus.
beetling crag
or trench.
fountain
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]
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,
, . ,($ , '2,
I
, ,
,
Cretan
:
, {) 5, .
-5, {,
6S,
,
and
to
$ , , , .. $, . , ., ', ,
ov,
-6 -, , (, )
gen.
pi.
, , 5,
,
^ -,$,
a
-08, ,
, ,
,
:
72.
-,
Adv.
{upeevpyos)
f.
cut
up meat
like
to butcher.
Hence
like
butcher
in joints or
retreat, resort.
and
, a cutting vp
like
day offeasting. ov, {repias, <payuv) eating flesh, carni-
ov, gen. ovos. Ion. for
ovTOS,
.
:
,, Crete: Adv. -$,

(sub.
, , , ^. , {) . , {) (;, ,
Ep. for
393
aor. l inf. of
place of refuge or
secttrity,
''^!'
^1
island Crete, now Candia. Adv. from Crete; and Adv. to Crete. Ep. for dat. pi.
f.
'*
Hence
), ,
ov,
a Cretan. Cretan, of the island of in Cretan fashion. II.

to lie like
garment of Cretanfashion.
e.
(sub. vovs), o, a metrical foot,
05, ,
[-W-] called also amphimacer
TO, Ep. shorter

[t], ov,
() ,{$).
g.
':
III.
lying.
form for barley. 6, baked under a pot or pan
(sub. apTOs'), o, a loaf so baked.
From
vessel,
aor. I imperat. o{
part, of
Ep. for
a covered earthen , Att. for a pot, pan or pipkin, in which bread was baked by putting hot embers round it. [i] Hence
Adv. (Kpdsjfrom the head, from above.
height, cast
hang down,
for
steeps.
., , , . , {) )
f.
:
{]\],
down, hang down

be suspended
08, , ,
Adv.
aor. 2
:
pf.
KtKplya
to
to let
Pass,
down
creak,
Lat. stridere from the sound.)
to screech,
squeak.
(Formed
to float or
hover
{)
[],
, , (6$,
imperat. of
f.
-TroLOs,
{()
also the
I
, ($,
haunter
be restive.
talking precipices,
, ',
{)
KpiOeis, aor.
pass. part, of
an overhanging steep, a steep bank or edge of a river

itbos) precipitoiis, steep.
kind of beer
aor.
inf.
of
$, , by feeding them with

f.
a, ov,
$,
5, . aor. imperat. of $, , a kind of man's boot
in
Theo-
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.
, -,
Med.,
part.
, $, . . , , , , {)
,
ov,
, ,
Aeol. 3
pi. aor. l pass,
,
:
and in
(Ion. gen. pi.)
also roasted barley,
.. , {) .
of
plur.
al, [t]
like a ram. a mess of barley pottage. to be overfed with barley, to
barley; olvos
i.
ftt
wine made from barley,
e.
disease of horses, caused
5, , {) -, {) {,
to
barley, Lat. hordeatio.
feed with barley.

Tpayciv) barley-eating.
made of barley.
ov,
aor. I subj. pass, of
%,
, {,
I
) {, ($)
.
eos,
;
as if
generally,
5,
. ,
an edge, []
gen.
fern.
Dor. for Kpias.
6$
ov, Cretan.
.
:
:
fut.
pi.
(5, gen.
Hence
whence
hence
the Lat.
' :( ((, : : ,:
Kpivas, aor.
part, of
KPI'NON,
TO, a lily: irreg. pi. Kpivca, dat. Kpivtai,
from a nom.
[],
fut.
,
to
[]
fut.
aor.
pf.
:
aor.
Pass.,
($:
aor. 1
[], older
inf.
pf
CERNO,
separate, divide, put apart
to pick out, choose
and
in
Med.
to
pick out
for
hence to expound, explain : c. inf. to judge, pronotmce that a thing is. II. to question, examine, bring to trial, Pass, to be brought to trial, accuse, arraign : tried. 2. to pass sentence upon, to condemn: Pass, to be judged, condemned. Kpi|os, o, Dor. for ov, {6$, 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,
quarrel.
3.
5 ,
oneself, choose, prefer
394
Kpiôs
tiriguished.
for a prize
\$
2.
e.
to
Pass, to be chosen or dis: decide a contest or dispute, e. g.

:
.
cloth
:
: ;
judgments,
i.
to judge unjustly
to judge
Pass,
:
crooked and Med. fron robe.

to dispute,
,
KpoKvs [],
vSos, the flock, nap, pile of generally, a piece or flock of wool. TO, Dim. of a short, saf-
to be at variance, contend, fight to
KpoKCin-os,
,
II.
, ()
()
to
17,
:
saffron-dyed
or
co-
judge
of,
estimate
loured,
as Subst.,
(sub. trcTrXos),
a saffron-coloured robe for state occasions, as for the festivals of Bacchus.
. -5, ) -5, -) '2,

$,
saffron robe.
,^77,(, ) -$,
wear a saffron
robe.
From
a belch of onions and vinegar.
nos or Sat7trn,
5,
--,, , (, ''
ov,
wearing a
oôs,
(^)
or
ov,
,,
:
tribunal.
at
KpiTTjs
Hence
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]
, , , ,
, ,
,
,
{)
KpoviKOs, , out of date, cf. sq. Kpovios, a, ov, (Kpovos) of Cronos or Saturn;
i.
patronym. from Kpovos, son dj Croe. Zeus cf. Kpovos. [t] (Kpovos) old-fashioned, antiquated,
an onion.
A '.hens
quity.
(sub. Upa), his festival celebrated at on the twelfth of the month Hecatombaeon h'poviav to smell of old times, to smack of anti-
, {$)
the
Kpov-iiTiros, dotard.
, , ()
, 6v,
a discerner, judge, arbiter:
Athens of
judges in the poetic contests. 2. an interpreter, expounder of dreams.

able to discern
,=
, , .
and
ii
: :
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
:
^
,
(Kpovos,
[t],
Xttttos)
an old fool, old
gen. iovos
but also Kpoviuvos, patro-
decide, critical.
to a superannuated dotard.
KPO'22AI,
courses
bottom to
generally, to
in pi. the sea-shore, beach,
or weft, Lat. subtemen, opp. to

generally,
, ,
tives
KpoKcos, ov, (KpoKos) saffron-coloured. KpoKCS, al, heterocl. nom. pi. oi^ with heterocl. ace. and nom.
stone or pebble.
crocus-hue,
, ) -$, )
a thread :
in pi. wool.
as if
from a nom.
()
.
:
pi.
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.
, ,
al,
battlements on walls.
2. the
or steps in which the Pyramids rose from

top.
f.
, ()
make
, ()
to rattle.
to rattle castanets
(()
:
ov, poet, for

ov,
-&$,
i.
($, {$,
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
the
()
'/
'strike
saffron-coloured.
let
the matter be struck
at once,
i.
e.
is,
{KpjKos,
saffron-dyed. crocus-dyed, of
e.
purple, red, not yellow (see
).
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.
KpoKoSciXos, 0, a lizard. II. name given by the lonians to the crocodile or alligator of the Nile in full, b called by the naKpoKoeis,
as Subst., KpoKOfis (sub.

ov,
KPCKOS, ov, ,
(which
is
-, ))
,
ev,
.($ $,
(5,
its
(KpoKos) saffron-colojjred. II. , a robe of saffron.

saffron-robed.
II.
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
.
,
$,
Hence
()
,
a
the
purple crocus.
stamens).
saffron
tling or no'se.
u)vos,
tick, Lat. ricinus.
II.
made from
the
berry.
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.
a pourer forth of weak, washy twaddle.

the people, impose
ecus,
a stringed instrument.
striking, astonishing, forcible;
eloquence.
\Hpa5
with
5, () -,() -, {, , () 5, , , , () --5, 8, , () -, (, ) . () . $, {) , () , , , () . 4) ', - : : , . -5, (,

Christi or rictnus, which bears the castor-oil
.
, ,
des.
395
ov,
of crystal.
ice,
aros, to,
'^)
ov, or
cofigealed to
ice,
clear
ice,
^70$, frozen. Lat. gla-
2.
extreme cold, torpor.
II.
and
,
the
crystal, rock-crystal.
{Kpovvos,
\fjpos)
Adv. knowledge of like
secretly
c.
from, without
[i/]
gen.
,
and
to
f.
-,
ov,
to
play upon
covert.
Adv.
upon them. a striking
Dor.
-, Adv.
-.
and
01, ov,
secret,
bidden,
secretly, in secret.
a playing on
at.
Adv.
= foreg.
verb. Adj. oi
,
:
one must knock

II.
05, ,
05, ,
Ep. 3 sing. aor.

[iJ]
i pass,
of
ov, also 01, ov,
secret, hidden^
fit for striking.
metaph.
clandestine.
ro
striking
concealment, obscurity.
From
f.
aor. I
Pass., pf.
;
late
form of
I
aor.
inf.
of
to knock, strike, smite

;
ov,
clap the hands
to strike
2.
the
forehead,
foot against the ground in dancing.
plectrum;
3. 4.
cf.
ment.
door.
foremost
,() () , .
-.
aor. 2 inf. pass, of 6v,
without the knowledge of; Alas, Lat. clam Jove. Dor. secretly, covertly: Adv. also, like without the knowledge of.
Adv.
( .
Med.
to strike
-voos, ov, contr. -vovs, ovv
generally,
to
play any instruto knock at the to back stern
hiditig one's thoughts, reserved, dissemblifig.
art or
()
(v,
on the crown of the head.

met,
',
60)5,
$,
[]
,',, ()
f.
Lat. crocitare.
Kpvepos,
-, ,
6,
.$, ($) {, (5) = ($, 5,
icy, chill, chilling.
from the sound.)
icy cold, chill, frost.
ward
2,
chill,
;
(S,
icy-cold: frozen, icy.
icy-cold, chilling.
,, , ..
,
the
to
II.
means of concealing.
()
(, )
on
hiding the
a hiding, concealment: the
a roll of hair gathered to a knot

II.
the crest
a hel-
croaking or cawing of a crow. croak or caw like a crow, of men, to croak out. (Formed
Ion. for
220'2, , ,
. Dim.
;
of
TO, icy cold, chill, frost:
bidden, clandestine.
f.
^, ,
,
f.
sion
, , ,
to
, -,
,
KPT'IITfl
1
:
shudder, horror.
:
KpxyirraBios, a, ov, also os, ov

collateral
form of
3 sing. Ion. impf. oi
son them against fatigue. verb. Adj. of
, , () ,
at Sparta intrusted to the
:
(()
secret service or
young men,
. , . . (,. . . $, . ,
()
for
;
metaph. an in:
a cinerary urn.
inf.
, ,
Dor.
water-pail, pitcher, jar.
7.
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

part.
secret,
$.
optat.
for
commis-
to sea-
one must conceal.

III.
to bide oneself, lie concealed.
have S7iares laid for one. From a covered place, vault, crypt. hidden, secret. KpvTTTOs, 77, ov, verb. Adj. oi
Ion. impf.
pf.
:
:
aor.
,
2
paullo-p. fut.
ceal
metaph.
dupl.
from me.
^ ^, , ($)
to conceal, keep secret or
Pass,
ace,
, : ( :
aor.
conceal, hide.
Pass,
, < - (, ,
KTA'OMAI
Ion.
:
[S] Ep. aor. 2 inf. of Ep. aor. 2 part. nied. (with pass, sense) of
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Aeol. and Ep. 3 pi. aor.

:
[]
pass, oi
.
or
fut.
paullo-
II.
p. fut.
Ion.
plqpf.
Pass., fut. 2
[]
pf.
(:
fut.
': -aor.
II.
,
upon
Dep. to get for oneself, gain, be in the course of acquiring or procuring : also to bring
: :
((
aor. I
subj.
opt.
(}
:
pf.
-:
/f-
oneself, incur.
to hide, cover, con-
to hide oneself, lie bidden.
f.
covered over; with do not bide this

to be like crystal.
, ;
mistiness.
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;
sense, to be gotten, obtained, acquired.
,
II.
i
in pf.
Ep. aor. 2
0,
but,
KTCovov,
(), .
III.
aor.
( ( ((
is
used in pass,
inf.
med. (with
inf.
:
pass, sense) of
II.
oi but mostly
in
pi.

396
as if
possessions, property
. 6,
from
possession of.
to get, gain,
^KTOva
following Ep. forms are freq. in Homer, 3 sing, and

pi. aor. 2
I
part! KTas'. aor. 2
[a], inf.
aor. I
slaughter.
5, {) , ), () : , 6, - , () ', : ( , : (', : ^ , ;'^,5) ; : ,: (

.
heterocl. dat.
KTearecai
KvavaiyC's.
II. belonging to one's own house, dofloch. Oeoi household gods. mestic, Lat. penetralis;
0)5,77,
fern,
she that puts one in
an acquiring, getting.
possession
II.
$, ,
f.
[&]
(from
pf. pass,
as
collective,
':
a possessor.
aor.
(): 05,
pf.
possessions, property.
verb. Adj. of
II.
that
may
be
05, ,
:
win : pf. pass, with med. sense, Hence get for oneself. gotten, won, acquired.^ ,
Ion. impf. KTe'iveaKov
aor. I
:
gotten or gained.
possessed.
acquired, held as properly,
epos, 6,
skin,
f.
Krevuf Ep.
KTiSeos, a, ov,
its
f.
{$)
[t]
a possessor, owner. of a marten-cat.

Ep.
or
eKTUva:
aor. 2
pf.
made of
Pass., aor. i
: the
aor. I
Pass., aor.
/,
(as if
from
subj.
pi.
inf.
[],
for
med. (with
part.
:
pass,
:
sense)
also
/^^ /[^/,
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.
,, 2,
;,
6.
pass,
/r///,
Ep. pres. subj. for , gen. ktcvus, a comb.
.
slay
Aeol. 3 pi. of animals, ^0
-.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
i
pf.
and
$,
'02,
,
f.
:
so.
3. to
a deed.
ov, gentle, tame.
II.
as Subst.,
a ram. []
to
Hence
I
aor.
med.
2. the
weaver's
civilise
.
ktc'is,
$, ,
win
the affections of.
KTCviov, TO, Dim. of
08, , {()
(.
Ion. for
KTtpas, aTOS,
KTcpca, sions, property
,
f.
but mostly of favourite possessions, such as pieces of armour, burnt with the dead: genesee honours, obsequies; rally, funeral
:
(. ,
,
to
^,
due honours :'w\Xh. ace. of cognate see to pay funeral honours

;
sense,
justa facer e, exequias facere. 3 pi. fut. of

sing,
of property, possession property, goods.
, {) , ^. 5, , {), , . ', , ,. , {) , , {) , , . () , -, , . -, {,
fut.
bury with due honours
: (
I
. , . , , {). {) , , {) {) , , {) ( , , '.
a small comb. a combing.
universe.
II.
-$.
[t]
,
:
to
tame,
{)
the
I
world or universe
itself.
2.
a created
thing, creature,
,
,
a created thing, creature.
6,
Ep. aor.
ov,
of
propeny^
posses-
a founder, establisher.
vos,
opos,
ov,
,*=$.
:
Ion. for
5.
:
[]
founder, colonist: genepoet,

:
rally,
an inhabitant.
f.
lengthd. for
sense,
bury with KTepea
aor.
aor. 2 (KTviTov Ep.
{ktvitos)
I.
intr.
II.
aor.
(: {):
i
to crash, as trees falling
to ring, resound, echo.
trans, to
make
to
resound:
Pass,
to ring, resound.
with ace. of cognate
Hence
pay funeral honours, Lat.
aTOs,
a sound, a crashing: a clapping
of the hands, [u]
, {() = (\. .
and
pi. inf.
aor. 2
subj.
of
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
{)
or bowl.
II.
an Attic measure holding

III.
$, ,
Adv.
aor.
of
used in pass, sense. anything gotten, a piece

possessions,
two KOyxai, about
^ of a
pint.
a citppingi.
glass
in pi.
05,7, , {() chosen by beans,

f.
II.
a thing, like
like beasts.
a, ov,
KTf|Vos, 05, TO,
properly, like
piece of property ; chiefly used in pi. property in herds or flocks, cattle

sing, of
^,
:
contr.
public officers were elected at Athens;
rarely in
an
officer
chosen by
, {$) , ,=
a bean.
urôs,
e.
by lot.
lot.
to choose by
beans or
of the
size
of a bean.
II.
the lot
by which
a single head of
3 sing. aor.
cattle,
an ox
or sheep.
05, ,
opt. of
ov, also as, ov,
{$)
a
of or from one's
a hean-diei.
property;
sheep
of
one's
own
-,
{^, (payav)
^)
bean-eater.
eaiing of beans,
iôs,
, {Kvavos,
aiyis) with
dark Aegis.
-,, $,
blue
murky.
-,
band
6,
{$,
or margin.
is,
{/evavos,
(sc.
or
),
[a]
)
eldos)
,^^. )
with dark
dark -gleaming,
most, a diver: a mountebank, tumbler. KT'B02, 0, Lat. cubus, a solid square, a

die,
,
:
;: ;
rjpos, 6,
()
all
397
a jumper headforectibe.
II.
a cubical
marked on
six sides for the

;
game of
two small
Kvavtai
blue
\'$. -5,
ov,
islands at the entrance of the
{tevaveos,
prow
or peak.
a, ov, (^Kvavos)
[iJj
Kvaveos,
dark blue
dusky, murky.
-($, {$, -5,
ov, {/wavos,
blue.
-, ) -5, ) -, ) -6%,, -, )
Kvavo-ireirXos,
ov,
[-,
-, , ) -, {$, )
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
,
metri grat.]
iSos.
cs,
,,
) ,: )
2|,
to
:
)
at, the
Dark Rocks,
;
Euxine
also,
with
dark
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
;
generally, dark,
Pass, to be mocked, instdted.

in
good
sense.)
dark-eyed. dark blue, deep
{ftvavos,
dark-haired. with feet of cy anus.
{Kvavos,
dark-veiled,
ov,
(/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.
:
{: (
is
used in bad,
,,
if
and
(kvuvos,
nour.
blue steel.
II.
the blue corn-flower.
ov, (kvuvos,
dark- robed.
from a masc. bringing glory to men.

aveipa, as
gen.vos,{fcvavos,
ov, b, {Kvavos,
6$) dark-browed.
dark-haired;
b,
of a horse, dark-maned.
ov,
-$, $)
Adv.
-,
anos,
{nvavos,
-5, -, () &,
hence
17, Cybele, a Phrygian goddess, worshipped throughout Asia Minor, also at Greece, and later at Rome, under the name of the Idaean Mother. Lat. guberno, to steer fut. metaph. to hold the helm of the state, guide, govern.
^,
f.
, () ,
,
,
dark-looking, of dark colour or cojuplexion. dark-eyed: fem. ov, o, {Kvavos,
,. , /, . -, (, ) , ,
{$)
=
noble heart.
.
iv,
[], =
to
honour,
II. intr.
to
hold in hovaunt aloud, boast.
5, ,
to
aor. I inf. of Ep. 3 sing. aor.
{$)
of
glorioiis, noble.
in
-,
fem. Adj. like
man-ennobling,
use
:
extdt, rejoice.
as
, . , ),
Ep. part, vaunt or pride
ov,
no
fut. in
{$)
oneself, Lat. gloriari
hence to
\5.
gen. ovos,
Ep. part, of ov. Sup. of
with the headforwards, stooping.

dice-playing, dicing,
noured, noblest
gambling:
sleight, trickery, deceit.
$), more , 6$.

rj,
f.
Hence
Dor. -dats, ecos, , a steering, pilotage: metaph. a guiding, governing.

voc. of
, (. , . ,
fem. of
or uproar.
,
,
,,
like
from
:
(formed from most glorious, most ho-
,
-
the greatest.
[t], ov,
Comp. of
:
03
(see
glorious, nobler
generally, better.
fut.
spread confusion and alarm.

in confusion.
, {%) , ()
{)
to
make a hubbub
to
make an uproar,
II. trans, to
Lat. gubernator : metaph. a guide, governor.
65, 605, ,($) , , ,
decus. form $, ,, {() steersman, helmsman, 08, , ,

6, rarer
for
($.
:
'2, '05, 5
to
like Lat.
drive
o,uproar, confusion, tumult, hubbub.
ios, TO, glory, fame,
renown, esp. win glory ; of a hero,
'$
in
war:
Hence
run a upon a
hazard, take the chances.

throw.
f.
foremost, tumble headlong : to plunge headlong into water, dive : to tumble, turn heels over head, turn a
,,
(,
skilled in steering or governing.

to
of a horse, proud, stately. or , Cydonia, a city of Crete.

to swell like
play at dice
to
2. trans, to set
()
,
,,
,
ov,
the great glory or pride of the Achaeans,

glorious, illustrious, noble
From a quince. Cydonian, i. e. Cretan II. metaph. swellthe quince.

for
to
throw oneself head-
ing
Kvkfd, older
aor. I
Hence summerset, of mountebanks. aros, a summerset.
be pregnant of, Lat. gestare. nant, to conceive.
a quince, routid and plump.
form
:
() ,
I.
impf.
trans, to bear in the
. :
fut.
womb,
to
11. intr. to
be preg-
(96
3 sing. aor. 2 of Cytherea, surname of Venus, from the in Crete, or from the island Cythera, an island on the south of
398
, . ,
city
Laconia,
gistrate sent annually to
, -,
for
(,
(.
1'2.
a
circle,
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.
, , ,
,
:
:
,, now
.
(
-7(,
form
f.
like
KT'KAOS,
a circle. ov, o, also with irreg.
, {5, )
pi.
;
Cerigo.
ov, b,
(, ) {) ~.
a Spartan magovern the island of Cythera.
, () ,
like Lat. miscere, to stir up,
,
:
:
,
mix
{,
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
.
moons
round
,
to
make
intz
a ring,
disk.
4. the circle or walls

5.
surrounding a
6. in pi. the
city, esp.
together: to throw into
balls of the eye. bit or revoluiion.
confusion, confound:
stricken
also of the
Pass,
mind,
to be
confounded, panic-
to be disquieted, agitated.
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. a turbulent fellow, agitator. [y\
ashes.
, ,
),
f.
wvos,
ace.
shortd. Ep.
and
. {) -, ,
of Athens.
a shield.
jll.
any circular motion, or-
Adv.
f.
-5,
f.
in
circle,
whirl round.
{) )-8, {,
17, cyclamen, sow-bread, a bulbous plant, with a fragrant flower used for garlands.
(sub.
5, ,
KVtcXias,
ov,
. )
:
rubbing or turning, circular ; viv he bent the bow inio a circle.
mixed up with
$,
{\$)
encircling
at
the Cyclades, islands in the

II.
Aegaean
which
encircle Delos.
of Time, circling, re- fitting the Cyclopes,
volving.
and round, wheel along; to and round Pass, to surround, encircle. intr. to revolve, come roimd and round.
kvkXikos, 6v, Epic poets were called
collectively
(, , {\$)
,
oi
, ,
circle, as
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 in this sense
,,
s,
{5, {$,
in or into a circle,
) )
($
e.
around.
to
drive
by
made round
(Tfi-
{5)
{)
it,
i.
a wheel. 2. with hide stretched over
sea,
move
a thing
down
a teacher , {kvkKios, of the cyclic chorus, a dithyrambic poet. round, circular: , ov, also os, ov, neut. as Subst. a circle. II.
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, ) ', ^, () ) , -$, ) ,

, ov, =
pecul. fem.
$, , {$) fem. Adj. round,

{\$) circular.
formed
round walk round

II.
circular.
II.
those
whose writings
$, 5, ,. , 05,
architecture
'yiKos).
,
;
ov,
commonly used attributed to them (also
{)
a circle
a drum.
Cyclopean, of or beof the ancient

called
, , of or like the Cyclops.

Dim. of
TO,
$.
i.
Adv. -kws.
(,, ,,
as
surrounding, enclosing. rounded, round.
a cycle or series of heroic legends
omos,
Cyclops,
e.
to the death of Ulysses.
Round-eye
Hesiod says,
:
'
fjOav
ovvk'
.08, , circular
{$)
eeis evK(iTO
in sing,
of Polyphemus
but
{5, -)5, {$, (, Adv. , {$,

kvkXOcis,
(v, (poet, for
-5,, ,
:
{$,
:
circtilar.
fut.
[]:
:
in
a circle all around. a round
aor.
pass,
older
aor.
form of
Pass,
to roll, roll
on or along.
II.
inf.
lead-pencil.
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.
:
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,
whence Hermes was

offoot, halting, Ep.
17,
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 (Kvvi, 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.
\5. 5, , . 5, , ( ,\( ^ ) -, (, ) , , ()
' , , ,
[Cl, Xkos,
{)
I
77,
a cup, drinking-cup.
pass, of
a roll: also a place to
.
in
. -, ,
-.05, 6v,
,
is
399
receiv-
ing or meeting the waves.

Kiivas, ace. sing,
()
, 5, -, (,
Dor. for
ov, gen. ovos,
(,
and
pi. of Dor. for
, ,
f. :
-, (, (, -,
\\$.
Cyllene,
mountain
Arcadia:
called
[], ovos,
, {\\$,
irovs)
maimed puppy,
2.
name of Vulcan.
crooked, crippled, halt.
^ make
,,
[a]
-,, (, ) ,
,
Dim. of
KCvas,
)) )
a
little
:
'^$,
(, )
-.
:
) .
dog-fly, shajneless fly.
dog, whelp,
as Subst.,
, , ),
,
5,
KT>vs,
:
tfi/j/as
7,
,
()
,
Ep.
the sea, a wave, billow, surge : collectively, ws like when the waves abated.
, ,
act.
surge, seethe
stormy.
beaten.
Pass, to rise in waves, to swell, of the sea.

17,
waves break, beach, strand,

f.
, -, ,, -, , -,
,.
,
f.
shameless, unabashed,
the foetus in the
womb, embryo.
to swell or rise in waves,
,, (^)
Ion.
so also, metaph., of passion.
$,
{)
77,
Hence
2
.
surging, billowy.
kiss
causing waves, stormy.
5,{,^) breaking
iv, poet, for
^7os,
$. (,
nus.
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-
hawk
, $, 8, , () , '', (, ) , , -, -'--, (- -(,

KT MBH,
, $,() $,
, ($) a
ov,
II.
() (, -^)
)
$
like
waves,
', , , , , '^, , , .
nom.
pi.
a, ov,
()
of
bill.
and hounds, a pack of hounds,

wave- a hunting-ground.
III.
,
:
fut.
aor. I
,
From
to
()
.
:
of or
like
a dog
metaph.
but also
[], poet.
:
to
of doves, to
17,
2. to intreat, beseech.
Att. contr. for
,=
to drive the
waves ever:
hutiting, the
to persecute, harass.
a place where the
, (),
to play the cymbals. cymbal, Lat. cymbah/m. head-foremoit, Lat. pro-
, , -,
II.
hunting establishment, huntsman

the hunt, chase:
is
that which
to chase,
taken in
2.
game.
f.
7;,
hunt
pursue.
-5, , .
From
Dor.
(, '^):
as Subst. the
crown or top
(,
f.
,,
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.
strew with cummin. cummin, Lat. cuminum. cummin- metaph. a ov, ,
, . ( 65, , , ,
-5, $, , 05, ,
,
05,
hunter, huntsman.
77,
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.
(')
. , ()
,
-68,
;
splitter,
i.
e.
skinfiint,
niggard, churl.
a
$, '^\<5)
ov,
chase with dogs
cummin-splitting
[i3]
cress-
scraper, of an excessive miser.
dent as a dog.
() ()
f.
:
a bitch-puppy. a young dog, whelp, puppy:
little
Cynic.
metaph.
or -6pa<rf|S,
(, () (,
to
hunt
after,
s,
)
to
run down,
impu
400
as Subst.,
-5, , {, $, ,
, {,
f.
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
) -5, , ) -,. ) ,. ) -, ) -,
the
{kvojv,
2.
dog-beaded.
dog-stealing,
to beat like
dog-headed ape.
. 5
forward
runs with the head stooping, i. e. greedily. avTos,

17,
a dog.
8, , -5, , {, )
, , , {,
(kvojv,
dog-faced.
crown.
, .
;
often in aor.
part,
with another Verb,
down;
$(^
$.
dat.
eats
dog-tick.
KT'PBEIS
Cynosure,
-, {, -8,/,
name
slip.
sordid or shameless of soul. KtivTcpos, a, ov, Comp. Adj. formed from dog-like, i. e. more shameless, more audacious:
, ,
,
-, ,
II.
-5, , {, ()
gen. ovos,
aor. I of the constellation Ursa Minor. torn by dogs. Ep. a dog-holder, dog-leash, by a case,
a dog-skin sack, used
{,
) )
in
vs
, ^, ( (, , , $
The
o, shortd. form of a Persian bonnet or hat, with a peaked king alone wore it upright.
or
$,
;
gen.
]
:
[y'\, inf.
inf.
part.
$.
(V, as,
3
part.
and
I.
followed
I. dat. to hit,
light upon, reach, attain:

as Xtcuv
hunting.
to meet with, fall in with; 2. dat. with or dog-minded, cas.
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.
cupressus.
used to feed horses, galingal.

ov,
8 ',
5,
{, -8, {) )
, most
shameless.
5.
-'2202
' ', ^ 5 vyv -5, , ) ()

Sup.
to reach, obtain; trans, to happen,
more as far as:
54
=
$.
knl
g^n. to reach to
4. ace
II. in
to arrive at, gain, win, obtain.
also to find by chance.

to pass,
come
'
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. ,=
they fight with cups, cf. Horace's scyphis
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.
, ,
,
f.
-, ^,
TO, or Kvircipos, 0, a marsh-plant,
{,
, {)
a, ov,
[tS]
^,
KiJirpios, a, ov,
{$) {5)
of or like Cypris, lovely, kyrk, church.
) , ,, ,
KT^PH'BIA,
5, ,
,
, ,
:
,,
chaff, husks, bran.
ov, of Cyrene.
From
of a Greek colony in
Cyrene, the
name
),
-, -6 ,
,
:
-, .
vy\os
copper.)
Frequentative from to keep stooping, to go poking or pottering about a thing.

f.
:
bend forward, stoop

Kipea
s
,: ',
to
, ' (
aor.
I
of
pf.
to
,
:
\<pos = Heh. JEHOVAH, CHRIST. Hence
THE LORD:
dominion.
inN.T,
5, , power,
Att.
-,
fut.
rule,
(KOpvs) to butt with
bow down under a burden horns growing bent
the horns
also to strike or
dash against, of floating
bodies.
Kvplcus

401
a thought. 11. Causal in aor. I of the male, to impregnate, make to coni
1^,
thoritatively.
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.
, . ,
8,
Adv. of Kvpios,
2.
.
:
like
a lord or master, au-
in labour with
act.
rightfully, fitly.
for
rare
aros,
, ()
:
form
ceive
,
:
but in aor.
med.
that which one lights upon,
3,
:
,
:
KT'flN,
voc. Kvov
and
gen. kvvos, dat.

Kvves, gen.
Ep.
f.
aor. I
:
Pass., aor.
/-
pf.
:
to
make valid
or sure, Lat.
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:
^,
plur.
nom.
ace. Kvvas
(, , , ,
to conceive.
ace.
dat.
a dog or
bitch
ratum facer e
tify: Pass,
round, humped shoulders:
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
generally,
pacious KVTOS,
vase, jar, pot, urn.
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,
forxuards, stooping.
osvos, 0,
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.
been in the pillory, 'Lz.X.furcfer.
aor.
I inf. and part, of any hollow vessel : a bin (whence Cypselus was called).
carry in the womb, Lat. gestare. 2. absol. to be big with young, be pregnant, conceive: metaph. to be
08, , {, ) , -5) $ , ,,() /. . , , , . \( , (), ,

,
-05, 05, ,
,
, ,.{) . . . , 5, ^ ,. . , , , , {){) ', , 5, $ , ', . . , , , . , {, ) , . , 5, , --, {, , , . -(, ,) ) , -, ') , ', , /. , -. $ , {) , , ,,

to be ratified, fixed, settled; c. inf.,
to settle,
accomplish
to confirm, ra-
lessness or audacity.
III. this
temi
is
often ap-
cKexvit had been decided to engage. aor. i inf. and part, of
plied to the faithful or watchful servants of the gods
so the eagle
star.
is
Aids
the griffins also are
Kvves.
fut.
of
IV. a sea-dog. V. the dogVI. the fetlock-joint of a horse.

irreg. pi.
ov,
KT'PTH, ,
a fisherman. , a fishing-basket, weel, Lat. nassa.

ov, curved, bent,
Ion. for
dat.
= KTPTO'2,
KijpTOs, 6,
(,
Kboas, later contr.

:
(()
nom. and ace
soft fieece, sheepskin.
17,
arched;
TO,
the
convex, opp. to concave.
KT'Pfl,
() any
and
tos,
hollow.
aor.
dat. pi. of
Ep. for
ecus
{) =
of
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,
. Dim.
$,
Dim. of [a] head : the head of a poppy.
the bladder:
jingling as with
bells.
a bag, pouch.
of
ov,
'502,
'$,
belly,
fut.
$) with bells on his

f.
horses' trappings.
b, cytisus,
a shrubby kind of clover.

[kvtos,
((,
:
a kind o( plaster.
go
the
epos, 6,
with cavessel,
rounds (cf. everywhere the
so
carry
bells
in Pass.,
bell
goes round,
i.
e.
capacious.
fos, TO,
{) a
II.
the sentinels are challenged.

Kwecrt, Ep.
hollow
a hollow
the body, the skin, Lat. cutis.
5,
nom. and dat. pi. of , a Laconian earthen drinking
$.
vessel
generally, a cup, goblet.
. Dim.
Kwtos,
)
of
ov, poet, for Kvcpos.

pf.
as pr. n.,
, {)
a, ov,
Aeol. for koi\os.
a, ov, contr.
$, ,
q. v.
a shriek, wail, lament. II. a shrieking, wailing. Cocytus, the river of wailing,
:
bettt
or
bowed
Hence
one of the rivers of hell. KilKT'il, f. [] or

:
aor.
Ep.
to shriek, cry, wail, lamant.
or
-5,
:
ov, 6, (so called iK
ayeipiLV
at a
the collector of the
fragments
,
,
chest, box,
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
sacrifice,
name of an
ancient
hold, contain
0, the descendants of Cypselus. : i.e. ace, like
the d leasts.
to
Dim
of
contr.
from
or
the
thigh-bone with the flesh, hind-quarter, ham.
402
of
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.
the hollow or
, , (, ) $ ',
,
the knees.
bend
$, , , ()
revel, carousal,
), $,
Lat. comessatio, with music and dancing
,
:
,,
,
f.
sense
akin to der :
do.
, [, 5) , , (), , ^
], -,,
[]
,
, ()
,
, () 09,
>c,
(^) ,
[]
:
hindering, preventive.
:
aor.
but also
to
f.
med.
aor.
pf.
{5)
Pass., fut.
in
pass,
:
the actors
cut short
hence
to
let,
hin-
a comic poet, because he had the charge of teaching and

training the actors, chorus, etc.
f.
, -,
:
, ()
-5,, (, ')
generally, the comic poet's art.
Zo-ypos,,(s,yp) a comic
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.
2. c.
gen.
parasite
( ', , ( , , -, ( $
medies, comic poet.
deep,
Lat. sopor.
, $, , (, )
;
-, -,
and
sound
sleep,
2.
a lethargy, a trance.
or
:
comic actor.
comedy.
fut.
aor.
pf.
I
(, , (, () -$, (, ) -$, (, ) (, -)
,
buffoon.
ov, 0,
. the rehearsing a comedy with

From
)
to
:
writer.
play the
and
a maker of co-
2.
a comedian a comic poet.
a tragi-
($)
:
Dor. pres.
f.
aor.
revellers, revel,
to go about with a company of make merry. 2. to celebrate a
lock juice, a poison
games,
or merrymaking, in honour of the victor at the to join in these festivities : to honour or cele-
death at Athens.
[],
brate in or with the

or break in
in,
of Bacchus,
. , ,
force a
upon
in the
-$,
way
in.
ov, 0,
Dor. for
ov,
coitntry town, a Dor.
towns.
Hence
in a city,
rally,
2. to fem. of f. to propel with oars. to speak like a comic poet. From fit out with oars. from capio, as ", (from for comedy, comic. of any handle, as the handle of an oar : then, the ($, , village-town, 3. the handle or haft of a sword, the town built in a straggling ivay. oar itself. i5os,
, , 5, , (). ^, -$,
,
a
the Jolly god.
()
city,
$. (,
3. generally, to visit
) .
manner of
revellers
to burst
pine-cones.
, 5
:
hemlock, Lat. cicata.
1. hemby which criminals were put to
. Dim.
ov,
,,
,
of a small cone. extracted fem. -ins,
from
Kil'NOS,
the
head of a
village.
pine or
etc.
,=
epos, 6, poet, for Lat. vicus, an
$.
Att.
reveller,
merrymaker:
point.
unwalled village or
;
word = the
litter
to dwell in villages, as opp. to walled
II.
of a
a quarter, ward,
,, , , , ',
fir tree.
-5, ,(, )
also of the thyisus,
as fem. a a pine-cone, fir-cone 2. the cone or peak of a helmet.
cone-bearing, as pines,
which had a pine-cone on the

Lat. conopium.
,=
(^)
an Egyptian bed or
district.
with mosquito-curtains. , a gnat, Lat. culex. Kfa>os, a, ov, of, from the island Cos, Coan.
, , ()
Dep.
Adv.
in villages, Lat. vicatim.
a villager, countryman.
:
II.
one of the same ward, Lat. vicinus
gene-
an
inhabitant.
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.
05, ,
(, $)
, )
, , () , ()
,
,
5,
often written
(sub,
),
II.
the highest
.
hilt,
Lit.
manubrium.
^, /he
handle of a key.
4.
to
the handle or haft of a torch.

ev, hilted.
to row: to move f. move backwards and forwards. From
remex.
oars.
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
II.
, ,,. , , ,, . . '^,
es,
-, -5,
^, , , ,
ov, 0,
Hence
like
before
an oar,
{, () (,
.
",
gen,
Lat.
contr.
hilt;
6,
-54.
becomes
are interchanged, as in
^5 and
VI. in some words
as in
.
ace,
:
403
y and
VII.
'naoyos
insep. Prefix
with intensive force (like

very warlike,
a rower, Lat,
with
-, -, -),
AA'AS,
0,
e, g, in
aparos much accursed,

gen.
dat,
-$
dat,
-, -:
apapuv) furnished
at, like
the quintain. , Corycus, a promontory of Cilicia, with there was another at Delphi. a famous cavern gen. the island Cos, in the Kws Ep.
$,
5,
Aegaean
wheedle, coax.
Hence
twittering.
, ', ,
Ion. for
sea, opposite Caria.

ircvs
:
,
,
but enclit. Ion, for Dor. part. pi. fem. oi

to prate,
chatter,
Lat. gai-rire
II, trans, to
chatter to, talk over.
. . . , .), . -5,
$.
:
. , .. : , {() ,)
Ep.
:
$, , (
nom, Xds,
Ion.
ace.
, ^*
a gen.
II.
plur,,
in
Att.
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
to
.
,
LAPIS,
a stone.
a rock, crag.
aor. 2 inf. of
Dor. for Ep. 3 sing.
aor, 2 inf. of
but
Ion. aor. 2 of
pari
dovvai
to give
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
Lat.
to dull, blunt.
, ,() {) $,
II.
f.
()
ov, chattering, prattling
: of a swallow, coaxing, wheedling. []
to
make deaf ox dumb.
II.
vaunt.
, ,
, ,
Att.
bold, rath talker, braggart.
aKOs,
blunt,
of the senses,
dumb, Lat. mutus

it
to o^vs.
;
II.
ijjipetuous.
a noiseless wave, before
breaks
of men, dumb,
-, , -'5,
Dep.
ov,
() ()
,
to
-5, {$,
a sea-wolf.
to
talk
boldly,
brag,
($,
rrovs)
rapid of fool,
2. mute, speechless; also insensate, unmeaning. also dull of hearing, deaf, Lat. S7<rdiis. 3. dull of
mind, stupid, obtuse.
by crasis for by crasis for
'.
impf. of
,,
,
or
of the
= 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
Greek alphabet:
as a
as,
,
for
A ,
indecl., eleventh letter
'
\, ,
for
Ion.,
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
and
as in
, :') , . 5 ,, .
beginning a word
for
esp. after the
is
$ \( $.
:
dropped, as for III. Ep. poets use

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

to talk boldly.
AA'BPOS, ov, furious, boisterous, blustering, vehement. 2, of persons, boisterous, furious, turbulent: aUo gluttonous, greedy.
Hence
,
,
f.
, , {$, -)
,
drink hard.
From
hard drinker.
bold, rash talking.
ov,
{$,
talking rashly.
:
boisterousness
also greedi-
ness.
ov,
^)
rushitig furiously.
Adv, of
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 labys,
:
rinth, intricate.
augment,
in
for
\,
pliant, flexible.
, ,
Med.
f.
, ()
aor. 2 subj.
and
to
part, of
to becojne
hollow or
6v, slack, hollow, sunken.
(Akin to
.)
Pass,
to
make slack or hollow: gaunt from hunger.

II, slack,
Hence
become slack or
with the
heel.
loose.
$,
Adv.
(^;,
ov, also o, ov,
{^, -) of or from a
hare.
: :
404
-8, .
leader of the people.
02, 5,
Dor.
, ',
Hence
, , 02,
,
,
Ep.
i
,
(Kayos, {kayos,
:
,,
9 (, -/)
hare-devonrer.
. ,
:
a flagon, Lat. lagena. ov, {\ayws) of or from a hare. TO, Dim. of Kayws, a leveret.
lewdness, lust, desire.
ov, lewd, lustfid.
ov, 6,
-, -8,
fate
lot.
;
) )
Ion.
From
grasp, catch, hold ; in the arms metaph., back one's words, retract. collat. form of Dor. for
ov,
escapifig the wind.
a hare-himter.
, ''2, , 5, ,
to
f.
hunt hares. to Mil hares.

6, collat.
From
.]
:
form of Xayws, a hare.

[Later also
poet.
:
Pass., aor.
lot or
c.
ace. cognato,
generally, to obtain, get possession of: to have a post assigned

2. to
one by
( fut.
also
= yvos.
pf.
:
grief ;
2
:
aor.
exeynpt from, pain.

striking
pf.
\e\oyxa (ya
to obtain
by
have assigned
to one, to
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, \.ayxavLV (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. ,
;
:
one's share; esp. of the gods, Krjp
have for
yvevov
^,^* , , . . $, . , , . -, -, 5 -, ,. . , ,
Dep. poet,
for
to take, seize^ to take
ayKas
one
to take
, -5, {, 8)
Dor. for
,6, Ep. aor.

(S,
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of 2 inf. of

aor. 2 inf.
{(, os) banishing
med. of
ov,
{,
care.
ttlvos) forgetful
of sorrow,
i.e.
life
forgetting,
ov,
{(, oyy) robbing
of voice
dumb,
3
(OS,
V.
epith. of death.
pi.
aor. 2
Dor. for
sub
(( ($
-, , (, )
'',
:
- ) -, , ,,
05,
,
poet. dat.
pi.
, . -, ) -,
a harlot.
.
med.
opt. of
os,.
Hence
{)
$. {) () {, {, -, , -$, {^
leveret.
,
also
ovos,
78, ayv,
any hollow
the
ribs,
loins.
from a bare
5, ,
-5,
AATnO'S,
nevewv, the hollow part below the flank: in pi. Kayoves, the flanks,
esp. like
ov,
(ays,
ov,
Ep. for Xayws,
ov, contr. for
bare, and generally, dainties, delicacies. ace. , gen.
Ep. nom.
a hare.
Ep. 3 sing. impf. of to see. Xd, dual nom. of a stone. Ep. dat. pi. of a stone. Dor. imperat. of
,, , \,
', . ,
=
aya (sub.
ay,
Ion. also
ays, a hare. ayos, {ays) of or
)
)
, $. -5,
and
ous.
II.
, , , ,
devour
:
-,
, , {) -5, ,
. Comic word
ov,
, $, , a
talkative.
{)
tempest, storm, hurricane.
coined as a pun on
,
.
the
(-,
pyos)
to
greedy, glutton-
hitting hares.
Att.
bolt,
hare-flesh, roast
^, ^,
., .
as
ayv
and
Lat.
ay
LEPUS,
throat.
cut or severed.
'2, , {, $) -$, {, ^)
,
ov, ov,
-,
-05,
-5, -,
-, {$)
be greedy.
intr. to
ov, poet, for

es,
{as, , {05, springe for catching birds. ov, {05,
() )
$.
)
swallow greedily,
tbroat-biting.
dog-collar.
gushing from
the throat, gidlet.
with the throat

II.
throat-cutting.
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
[xacios) a shield or target lighter than the aanis, covered with raw hides. TO, the deep sea.
,, ,( . , -,, , (, ,
,
katveos
ov, with the throat cuty severed by
'
garment
ning.
, -,
;
em
on
f.
(()
(he left.
to
plough land.
'05,
:
nian.
Laconia
, $
XSkCs,
pi.
, . ,, ) , .. , ) , . -, , ,. ,. , .
also
TO,
a tattered garment, generally,

ov,
a piece of
(68,
cloth,
sail.
()
bowl.
swift-run-
^,
, (-,
of
lightfooted, swift.
to shout,
. , , , , $, , () , .) -, ', ,
f.
,
:
405
in
II.
to imitate the
Lacedaemonians
manners, dress, etc.

to be in the
hence
to
speak laconically.
Lacedaemonian interest. Laconian; ,
Laconian people
conia.
Hence
the
I. (sub. yrj),
La-
2. (sub.
-nis),
a kind
oimans
I
.
shoe.
'$,
fern,
(sub.
"/), a
Laconian woman.
7^), the Laconian land. the imitation of the La, II. being cedaemonians in manners, dress, etc.
2. (sub.
{^)
in the
Lacedaemonian
,,
takes part with the
(,
to
Laconism. one who imitates or Lacedaemonians, a Laconizer.

ititerest,
to be
mad
after
the
65,
f.
Lacedaemonians,
pres.
birds, to chirrup, chirp.
fern,
Lat. Lacaena, Laco-
2. (sub. 'yvvq),
Dor. gen.
pi.
a Laco7iia?i of
woman.
late
form
for
3 sing.
,{-,
,
very histfil.
[]
aor. 2 of
to twitter, chirp
ovos,
Lacedaetnon, the capital of
sound, opp. to articulate speech

to talk, talk of.
also Lacofiia itself,
XSkciv, aor. 2
()
inf.
of
one that cries
.
a
cawing crow
Dor. for fut. of
f.
a yelping dog.
death by rending.
son,
tafik
for water-fowl, Lat.
trodden down,
f,
() , ,() 5 $ , () ($, 5. {) -, (, $) , -, ) -, ,(, ' ',, , -, ) (,

Att.
$, ,
{)
ov,
to rend, tear.
refit,
tearing, rending;
form of speech,
at,
,,, , {). , , ^. ~, , () , 5, , ()(), , , ,

Hence
, () ^.
to prattle,
have a Laconomania. Dor. for XaXa'yovvTes, part, and ind. of

babble:
of
(') a
f. :
to prattle, babble,
a prattling, babbling. From of water.
prattler, babbler.
ind.
Dor. pres.
to prate, chatter, babble
of birds,
properly, to
make an
:
inarticulate
but also, generally,
Hence
talk.
II.
talker, prater.
to be talked of.
ov,
', ,
talker, prater.
to talking.
given
feni.
of
a gossip.
II.
talking, chat, gossip.
$, ,
ragged
robes, tatters.
5,
dialect.
a, ov, poet, for
XaXos.
that which
is
torn
in
pebbles,
from
their babbling in
rags, tatters.
the stream.
\&r6s, ,
torn, rent
($,
flapping.
5,
ov,
talkative, chattering:
of wings,
Irreg.
a lewd per-
Heb. for
little
Comp. what? why?
Sup.
an adulterer.
<5,
ov,
AA'KKOS,
:
any hollow, a
vivarium.
^) = /(8. -&$,
Lamachus,
hole, pit
:
{$,
Ion.
iirviov)
name
for
cistern,
jockey Lamachus. very warlike, ov,
(-,
name
of
also a cellar, storehouse
a pond
also a stew
an Athenian general.
$,
ox foot, stamp or trample on;

to
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.
wrong form of
ov,
5. (,
, (^)
-(
:
traftipled underfoot,
imperat.
2
[]
Att.
to kick
with the heel
pf Med., aor.
:
-:
To
Pass., fut.
pf.
()
$,
Laconian
fern.
Hence
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 <ppvi Med. to keep hold of, understand, comprehend : grasp tight : also to get hold of, make one's own II. to take to the hills. metaph,,
take, take
, ('
aor. 2
:
fut.
. , . .
inf.
:
Dor.
Ion.
part.
plqpf.
inf.
redupl.
aor. I
Ion.
Ion.
poet.
.
:
)-

: ;
406
to catch,
//3'.
come upon, overtake: of
2.
things, to
takeaway,
carry
tect.
off.
Att. to meet with, find, find out, de-
tain.
HI. to take in, receive hospitably, enterV. IV, to gain, win, procure, acquire. VI. to bind one by oath.
VII. metaph. to take a thing in a particular sense. to have given one, receive, get : in Med. to have to
wife.
2.
of a
woman,
i.
to conceive.
3.
poenas
: but also in the opposite sense, to suffer punishment, Lat. dare poenas. indecl., v. sub
on
, ,
to
receive,
e.
exact, a penalty, Lat.
sumere
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, =
, ., -, ,
,
From
ov,
-,), {,
mans flesh,
a
{$) a fabulous monster said bugbear a vampire, 5$)
to
feed
. $, ., , 5 , , () -, (, , .
come
clear-sighted.
2. to
be or become clear, evibrilliantly
dent, notorious.
Adv. of
Sup.
ov. Ion. for
verb. Adj. of
to be taken.
$,
in
:
burning lamp.
wood
a stand or grate for , a beacon-light watch-fire : a torch,

,
17,
()
:
a holding of
torches;
',
$,
women,
the beacon-watches.
dat. pi. of
:
f.
aor. i
pf.
2.
II.
to children.
the torch-race,
to shine, to be bright, brilliant, radiant.

to be clear,
ring loud and clear.

to shine, light
3.
of sound, metaph. to
shine forth, be conspicjwus or illustrious.

trans, to
voracious, gluttonous.
of
coquettish
as Subst.,
. Dim.
ov,
a bandage
lantern, lamp.
II. as
, .
Ep. part,
Bright.
'-5,
abos,
for
wounds.
bright-beaming, flashing.
(, {, ) ()
6,
/II.
(pepcti)
torch-bearing
a torch-bearer. -nas, a small torch.
fut.
, ,, . . .
make
, ($)
:
up : Pass, to shine. II. yawning, profound. III. metaph. bold, wanton:
wayward, arch.
I pass. inf.
Hence
Adv. greedily: Comp.

Ion. aor.
Ion. for
fut.
or
whence the
:
plqpf.
a torch
2. the
torch-race, like
ing with torches.
6, , 8,
lustrous one.
AA'MllH, ,
liquors left to stand.

ovos,
dog's name, Firetail.
., ^, , )
3 sing. Ion. impf. of
poet, for
ov, 6, fem.
Adj., poet. fem. oi
to shine, flash,
- $, .
torch-carrying,
also a light,
:
(((
:
Dor.
aor. 2
to
c.
escape or elude notice, to be

ace. pers.,
unseen, unnoticed;
gleam-
only in
i5os,
()
:
the
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
escaped the
(" ^ ^
tenses are
:
of of
formed:
:
pf
he
(1$ }
subj.
the
scum
or coating
which gathers on
(,
make
:
aware of
to
it.
II.
Causal, in pres.
III.
redupl. Ep. aor. 2
$, ()() -$, (,
,
forget
or
hence,
fut.
lustre.
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.
one of the horses of Morn,

bright-tailed
as a
paullo-post
aor. I
pass,
ov,
Ep.
metaph.
Pass.,
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: :
, , -$, ,
f.
()
,
memory
Xavos,
of.
Adv. with the heel or foot be trodden wider foot.

Xa|t)TOs,
',
Xa|is,
,
77,
part,
( .!
Med. and
Dor.
:
(, ]
:
,
med.
)5
to
aor. i
fut.
^Pass,
aor. 2
pf.
Dor. for
$,
.
:
to forget, lose
;
Ion.
and
the
to
,
,
distinction,
ov,
:
(( ,
Hence
brilliancy, splendour
:
, hewn |, (,
II.
splendour
loudness of voice.
Med.,
(, ) () -5, -5, -6$,

los,
munficence.
From
loud-voiced.
:
^, -$,
Xdîs,
) ()
.
Ion. for
in stone.
:
From
in stone.
to hew an allotment of land. to cut stones
Dor. for
0,
avTos,
aor. I
ov,
(&,
, , )^. )
cessation.
(,
fut.
o(
man-stibduing
:
a sculptor.
es,
(,
Ion.
'5, ,
ov, (Xac's,
6,
) )
stone-cutting
as Subst.,
suffered by the people.
conveying the people. the people: Att.
Xaos
in the
II.
the
soldiery, host,
;
army
opp. to a fleet
also the
in plur.
their leaders.
prince.
nations.
stone,
Subst., XaoTWTOs,
ing people ; \ao<popos obos a road, highway. = to plunder, spoil, pillage: f.
also, to
tween the
Properly
) -5, ) -, -5, ) -5, ) ) -5, ) ) -$, -$, .-5 , , &

II.
army ; also a landcommon men opp. to

the subjects of a
Xdos,
-8,
irreg.
gen. of XSuas, a stone. revered by the people. cs, {Xaos, rousing or stirring ov, (Xaos,
.. ,, )
'2, .
of
inf.
407
aor. i pass,
^)
haired.
hairy.
ovos,
(Kaas,
a worker in
mason.
ov, {\aas,
stirred by a stone.
as
}
,($,
,
nourishing the people.

cutting stones
:
ov,
{\aas,
ov, {Xaos,
ov, {\aos,
Att.
*) -8,
(^)
a stone-cutter, stone-mason. ruining the people.

slaying the people. bearov, {Kaos,
) (, \ (,
AA'2Kfl,
:
$, , , as.) -5,
II.
-, 5, -,
(vos,
mockery, insult. Dor. for

17,
(OS,
, ,
{5,
with shaggy neck.
shaggy-
Att. os, ov, shaggy with hair or wool, shaggy with bushes, bushy. (Akin to
ov,
[a]
Hence
{\os,
:
(the tenses formed from obsol.

aor. l
pf.
fut.
inf.
fem.
Med.,
:
aor. 2
whence 3
plur.
carry
off.
Ion.
-, ,
and
the soft part
ribs
hips, the flank, loins, Lat. ilia.
fern,
Xairapos,
',
heroic age, conquerors of the Centaurs.

: :
to lap fut. ^<y aor. I ekaipa pf. with the tongue, like Lat. lambo : generally, to drink, (Formed from the sound.) drain, suck.
:
, ,
:
,, , phlegm,
oi,
of Xairapus.
slack, loose, relaxed.

:
Lat. pituita
cf. Virgil's
in sunless
damp,
the Lapithae, a Thessalian people in the
, ,) , () . ^, ( , ()
of the body be-
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<w) born of Latona. is,
clash, crash, crackle
^
Ion.
) ( , (,
[d]
:
with hairy chest.

[d]
*\,
:
aor. 2
Ep. part. Ep. redupl.

to ring,
, , -5, (,
doe,
f.
metaph.,
loca senta situ, [d]
[]
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.
d-os,
{5)
f.
pay.
2. to serve, be
to work for hire or bound or enslaved to, c. dat.
Xdplvos, XdpCs, iSos,
,
,
pers.
(^Kapos) fatted, fat.
Greek
urn
rant,
Sup.
curs as Adv.
low.
^ , ,, ', ' , *() ^ , () ) -, , , , {,

$,. '02,
an ark.
[a,
Ion.
, = \apos, a gtdl. , Larissa,
-,
name of many
old
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
:
5, 5,
cities, esp.
Hence of one in Thessaly. ov, Larissaean, of or from Larissa. Dim. of \apKos. [/]
generally, a servant, slave.
AA'TPON,
TO, pay, hire;
without
rent or quittance.
tain.)
aKos,
a basket for charcoal, a coal-basket. , a coffer, box, chest: a cinerary
,=as,
II.
the throat.
(Deriv. uncerlane,
AAT'PA
Ion.
an
alley,
narrow
AA'POS, ,
PO'5,
a ravenous sea-bird, the gull, a
cormo- passage between houses

ravine, defile.
irreg.
also a pass between rocks,
except in one passage.]
a sewer, drain.
dainty, sweet, pleasant
but the reg.

to
Comp.
oc-
PA,
greediness, gluttony.
spoils taken in war, Lat. spolia.

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,
',
-.
[]
II. to
fut. {\apvy^) to bawl, beloutdo in shouting. gen. vyyos, , the larynx or upper part
Att.
scream, screech.
of booty, Lat.
-8, {, -)
greedily, eat up, devour: of
d
to
-05, ,
f.
f.
make
booty
of.
From
carrying off booty.
to sell booty.
From
a retailer
ov,
sector.
Att.
-,
:
fut.
, {)
i
to
swallow
Dor. for \Gi<T(v\i<xi, Dor. for
1 pi.
, 0, , .
for
imperat. oi
fut.
med. of
gorge, Lat. helluari.
"5, , '',
f.
Med.
men, Hence
aor.
ov, gluttonous.
f.
4-5,
gather herbs.
ov,
{) {, -)
to
to eat gluttonously,
to dig.
plant with potherbs:
gathering herbs.
408
a gathering of herbs. TO, mostly in pi. garden-herbs, opp. to wild plants, potherbs, vegetables,
greens, garden-stuff, Lat. olera.
2.
vegetable-market, the green-market.
grocer :
iSos,
or fern,
fertile.
one of the three Fates, the disposer of

lot, destiny,
' , , :, ^. -, (, , () ^. , ', , -. , . . , ^, . , . . , , . ^. , , , () , () $, ,, . , $, () -. , 5,
(v, woolly, hairy.
or pile on cloth
)(^,
65, -05, ,=
f.
,, ,
:
, ,[) ', ,
fate.
6(5,
,
.,
^, {) , : , () , {, -, -, ) , )-. (,
Dep.
to
AciorTyy.
67771/
gather herbs. Hence
aor. 2
pf.
'(
:
Ep.
aor. 2
or
LAV,
to lay asleep, lull to sleep:

to lie
- ^,
pass.
:
I.
3 sing. Act.
TO
Pass,
and Med.
TO
LIE,
down.
II. /o
lay in order, ar-
-'"5,
fern.
77,
ov, 6,
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,
the
tell,
and
relate
hence
declare
to
:
speak, say, utter

it
a woman who sells garden-stiff. Ep. for \, 3 sing. aor. 2 of either for fern, of of an Adj. (from
aor. 2 inf.
cles, to say,
is
: also of oraused later to express any
small;
to accuse
communication by word of mouth; one c. inf., 676'

:
of
gen.
eojs
Ion.
. ()
los,
well-tilled,
Lachesis,
II.
lots.
of,
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
(^
rivos
to tell,
^^
,
:
mean, refer to, as, go thou within, 7 mean Cassandra Pass. \e7Tat, it is said, on dit ; absol. as the
saying goes.
a digging.
ov, woolly, hairy,
downy.
From
the soft
soft woolly hair,
sheep' s-wool
down Hence
nap
ov,
(,
to
yviov) with hairy limbs.
wool.
Hence make hairy
Pass, to
grow
downy.
(s,
fTSos) like
down, downy.
of
Att. for
TO,
aor. 2 opt.
one's lot, fate, destiny.
11,
the portion obtained by lot, a lot, share, portion, [a]

aor. 2 part, of
'
and
Dor.
fut.
of
fut. part,
of
to
Dor.
2 sing. aor. I
see,
med.
subj. of
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 cAejâ 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
, -,
make
'/,
away
, , ,
f.
a driving off booty, pillaging.

to drive
From
booty, drive cattle,
booty
ov,
(, ()
:
((-
5,
=)3),
[]
=
behold, look at;
old Ep.
sing,
aKos,
, =^
word used by Horn,
in
part,
impf.
'',
and Ep. 3
aTos,
ojvos, 0,
a meadow : a garden. a remtiant, remains. any moist grassy place, a

of
\t-
to
wish
see
meadow, mead, Lat. pratum.
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 defern,
Xeaiva,
,
f.
of
5, poet.
,
ov,
fern,
a meadow-r\ymY>h..
stroy.
III.
metaph.
of
to
smooth away, smooth or
soften
, ,
5,
down.
77,
fern,
TJpos,
77TOS,
,
:
(. () (()
a
a polisher.
caldron.
of the warp.
kettle,
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
kings.
:
fut.
. ,:
6, $,
5,
pi.
III.
ij,
of
^.
f.
:
a cinerary urn. Gr. form of the Lat. legio, a legion. Dor. for I and
-^^,
pf
:
aor.
paullo-post
fut.
(\( ^^:
6^:
Pass., fut.
aor. i pass.
-, ^, 2, :^- $ ,
ov,
()
II.
, -5,
,
gen.,
-5,
-,
^^
5, poet.
of a meadow.
los.
fern,
or -0, Adv.
Xeio-Ytvetos, ov,
{$, ov, (($, ov, (($,
poet, for
,((,
a lionflghter.
ov, 0,
wrestler with a lion.
) ) ,) (, )
ov, Lat.
3.
a meadow. -yivuov) smooth-chinned. with gentle waves.
(}
of
from
smoothing the threads
a lion's skin.
poet, for
poet, for
(-, -,
smooth:
2.
a, ov, or os,
LEVIS,
of the ground, smooth, level, flat; of the sea, smooth:

level
Med
c.
and free from
rocks.
with a smooth chin, beardless.

soft, gentle.
metaph. smooth,
Xeiorqs,
77TOS,
17,
($)
smoothness.
, : ( :
Med.,
fut.
(aor. I i\ei\pa only in late writers) in pass, sense

fut.
pf.
:
, , ,:
((,
poet, for
dat. pi.
^:
Aeô.
ios,
409
of Xecuu.
'02,
XcKTiKOS,
eloquent.
XeiTTTeov, verb. Adj. of XetVo;, one must leave. inf. Xiwciv; aor. 2 act. f.
paiiUo-post
Lat. LINQUO,
II.
aor. 2
[]:
to leave, leave
pf.
Pass., fut.
:
aor.
plqpf.
(\- .<,
remaining: of TpovSe
so in Med. dying persons, to leave behind, bequeath : leave behind one, bequeath, leave as a memo2. to desert in danger, abandon, forrial.
to
sake.
Pass, to be
left, left
behind, left re.
, (&, ,
XiKTOS,
()
dish, plate, pot, pan.
good
at speaking, fluent,
II.
suited for speaking.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of gathered,
07it.
$,
than another.
intr. in
maining.
1. to be left
left
behind in a race : pf part. behind, lingering behind, inferior

3.
,
sing, imperat.,
to: absol. to stay behind. without: to come short of.

.
c.
gen. to be left
be inferior, worse,
weaker
III.
ing, cease, Lat. deficere.
white, delicate.
see
for Att.
[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.
, ,
065,
N,
:
4. to be
wantitig or lacking.
:
Act. to be gone, fail, disappear
to be
want-
XeiTOs or Xeiros,
() 05, $. 5.,
iaoa, ev,
TO,
of or like a
lily, lily-
lily,
the white lily, Lat. lilium.
ov, {Kaos,
\$)
of the people. Ion.
pf
properly
05,
From
zealous for eager.
>
stering.
6-05, ,
(keiTOS or
5, epyov) performstale.
II.
ing public duties, serving the

minister of God.
rjvos, 6,
priest,
a tree-moss, lichen.
II.
hence a lichen-like eri/ption on the skin, scurvy : of the ground, a blight, canker. aor. I eKeiâ : Lat. LINGO, to AEI'Xn, f.
lick
remnants.
, . -5, {,
:
wreck
trict
, -,
:
to lick
up
hence
ou,
irreg.
pf
part.
($.
aor. I part, of
'^)
gathering
TO,
()
TO,
in plur.
a piece left, remnant, relic, remains, remnants, Lat. reliquiae. felucca.
of
) 02,
:
, ,
near mount Panies in Attica.
(, )
poet, for
, XcKavis, ,
-, ,
a
little
hence Ep. dat. {XiKos) a dish, pot, pan. [a]

j),
,
,
-'5, ,
,
dish or pan, platter.

fern,
seller.
an ill-watered
Diminutives
-, $, (\$,
, () . , ,
MB05, ,
aros,
dis-
. ., , ., , , . , . (, , ,
liberately, advisedly.
. , ,. .. ,., . , , .. . ,. . , . -. , , ,. . . . , : .. , , , , .. , ,
II.
, ()
(')
'/.
chosen,
picked
uttered, spoken, said
to be spoken.
to bed.
: \4kmarriage-bed, marriage. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 inf. med. of Ion. pf. of 3 sing. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 subj. oi
TO,
couch, bed, Lat. lectus
2. in pi. the
. indie, 3
and
inf, aor. 2
med. of
pf of
3 pi. Ep. redupl. aor. 2
med. of
ki\d.<vla, Ep. pf part. fem. of

Ion. pf. pass, of
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.
.5, nom.
f f pass, of
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of
'/. ^. ^. ^. '^.
pf
part, of
:
.,
pass, of
pf of Ion. pf of
Ion.
part,
poet, pf pass, of
pf
pass, of
but
),
(),
old Ep.
:
pf of
to
strive eagerly,
participle
(($,
(and therefore long for, be
zealous, hasty,
pf. part,
of
Adv. pf
pass. part, of
de-
pf of
poet,
for
^7,
3 sing, plqpf. of
pf of pf part. pass, of pf pass, of

3
pi. pf. pass,
[]
of
Ep. for
3 pi. plqpf pass. Ep. for 3 sing, pf opt. pass, of pf, in pass, sense of
a small boat with a sharp prow, a

that which
is
peeled
off, peel,
husk, skin, scale.
Hence
XcvTiov, TO, the Lat. linteum, a linen cloth, napkin. aor. 1 imperat. med. of Xcêo, Ep. for
to lie
a way
down.
pulse-porridge
pulse-porridge.
, ,
Xiîs,
(ojs,
(^) a speaking,
of speaking,
to lie
diction, style.
aor. I
Ep. for
down.
speech.
2.
med. imperat. of
'-
410
properly fern. o{ Kfavreos. Xeovreios, a, ov, (Aeon/) of a lion

ov,
by lions.
skin.
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
-, {, $) -5, , ) -5, {, *) -5, {, ) -, ) -5, ',

:
contr.
(sub.
),
4^.
ij,
; :
lions shin,
fiess,
lion-like.
in chariot
drawn hence
, ,
leanness,
T/Tos,
, (Xf jttos) thinness, fineness, slightII.
f.
ov,
XcovtO-ttovs,
o,
ov,
{,,
(XfW,
lion-beaded.
lion-footed.
(\, irovs)
-5, , (, 6-05,
to refine overmtich,
(s, is, {XcjttOs,
work.
ov,
()
lion-killing.
lion-bearing.
ts,
of lion nature.
ov,
{\4,
5, ,
Xitras, TO,
-,
scales.
feathers.
ing to the rock {KiTras').
Hence
Tos large
,, ,
,
, () ,
abos,
a bare rock, scaur, crag.
,a
limpet, Lat. patella,
{Xiiras) a limpet-shaped drinking-cup.
Pass.
(5)
to be covered
05,
17,
scaly, covered
with scales;
II.
, ', (). , ^, , ^. ^, ,
clad in lion's
beat out
-,, ()) '-8, {$,$) -,

ov,
to do fine work: deal subtly, quibble. pyov) finely worked. (Actttos, ipyov) producing fine
(6)
metaph.
to
subtlety.
finely woven,
thin
[]
withfinesand.
:
f.
make
to thrash,
Pass, to
XeiTTCuS,
Adv. of slightly : subtly. Dim. a small husk, thin rind. From a shell, husk, rind. fut. aor. i Aeâ to strip off the
. , ()
:
($,
grow
lean.
husks or rind, to peel or bark.
Acpva,
the Hydra
from
its cling-
hence Acpvatos, Lernaean. imitate From Lesbian women. $, = , {$) a Lesbian woman. 5, 35, , {\5) Lesbian, of Lesbos.
:
Lerna, a marsh
to
in Argolis, the
a, ov,
abode
of
the
ov,
with
scales.
Aav.from
Lesbos.
From
on the coast
of
(mangy.
Asia Minor.
scale-zTmouT.
iSos,
Subst.
a^sh
with
, --, -,
$,
,
Xcirpa Ion.
Xeirpas,
XsTrpos,
XeiTTttXeos,
$, , , , (Xeiros) scaly, rough:

, , poet, for , ov, (KirrTOs)fine,
ov, thin
() ,
,
ov, Att.
scale, husk, shell.
(\cnp6s) the leprosy. poet. fern, oi XfTrpos, rough.
.
,
leprous,
slender, delicate.
thin, thin as
fij) of
in mind.
-, -5,
-5, '-5,
-5,
:
upon
'-5,
a thin or poor
soil.
ov, gen. ovos, (XctttOs,
ov, (Xcirros,
ov, (\(in6s,
ov,
slight.
quibble
subtle, quibbling.
a fourth of a farthing, a mite.
-, ), ,$)
ov,
, 6,
f.
(,
') )
as
) )
II.
can
be.
[Xenros, yaia,
subtle
a place where people resorted to talk and hear the news, a lounge, place of public resort : also a council-hall. II. talking, gossip : in good sense, conversation, discussion, debate; trpos to conversation with me. Hence f. to chat or converse with. , ov, (akin to vyps) in sorry plight, wretched, pitiful, melancholy, dismal. , one of the tribe of Levi (Acfi), a
^, , ()
, {y)
Lesbos, a large island
to chatter, gossip.
' ,
5,
[i]
Levi'.e.
drawtifine.
:
to
writtenfine.
slightly built
17^0;, to
speak subtly, to chop logic,
while, blanched, pale
, , , -,
Aevmicos,
5, ,
make
Hence
i],
,
I
(Xev/fos) to whiten, blanch, bleach.
bright or light.
Dor. for
aor.
cs,
inf.
{($,
;
,^.
gen.
Levitical.
2.
pi.
of XiVKos.
of
so too
(\$,
^;)
Dep. From speaking subtly,
(-([,
6$
avOos) white-blossoming, a white head.
(Aeu/fos, avOos) to
have white blossoms:
generally, to be white.
ov, (Xeirros,
(sub.
of fine threads. a very small coin, about
white, chalky XcvKas, poet. fem. of hence the promontory of Epirus was called Acf/fas. XevKds, Dor. gen. fem. of
the white leprosy. II. the white poplar, Lat. populus alba, used for chaplets. ov, with white or
5,
Xeirros,
peeled, cleaned of the husks hence, generally, thin, fine, slender, delicate: in bad
thiti,
, {)
sense,
lean,
meagre.
strait,
;
nar-
row.
small cattle, i. e. sheep and goats small craft of sound, light, slight. IV. metaph.ê, subtle, refined ingenious : of the voice,
:
fine, delicate.
, ^.
,=
III. slight,
small, insignificant
Xenra foaming
{, ^) -8, (, () ($, ,
oars.
fs,
-, , 6-8,
:
, (($)
$, ,,(($, aairis) white-shielded.
$, ($.
white, blanched.
daughters of Leucippus, nymphs
worshipped at Sparta.
XcvK-tiriros, ov,
(^^,
white horses
famous for white
riding or driving
horses.
XcvkCths [t], the white goddess ; the AcvKO-6ca, , name by which Ino was worshipped as a propitious
sea-goddess.
, ,=05.
((, )
.
stoning;
stoning.
cuirass.
^-,
tumn fruits.
-,, -,
-.,
6, , ($vkos, $, , , {XiVKos,
TO, {XiVKos,
) )
,
($ \( 05, ,
deserves stoning:
411
white-haired.
with white
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.
the stock or wall-flower.
ov, gen. ovos,
with waves, surfy.
-$, 8) -'$,
white flax for ropes and rigging, used by the Phoenicians. ov, (\VKOs, ov, 0, and
{KiVKOs,
white-crested:
-, ,
-$
[]
ov, (\ft;/fos,
, )
()
) -,
(Aeu/cos,
white
, ,
f.
,
5,
$
ijpos,
(\ctis,
()
as Adj.,
one who stones or death by
-, , (',
aor.
pass.
meadowy.
a white hill. with white au-
-,
,
Xexptos,
(s,
i
XexOeis, aor,
ios,
II.
(, () .
part. pass,
(. )
of
(\(vs): to stone. with grassy couch, grassy,
bed-ridden.
2.
bier.
the
) a couch, bed. marriage-bed : a marriage.

slanting crosswise, oblique.
{'^
Hence
Ion. -iraprios, ov, (kiVKos, rrapeia)
Adv.
a, ov,
to bed.
Jair-cheelied.
armed.
-, -5,
XcvkO-ttovs,
o,
;
XiUKO-ircirXos, ov, {\(vk6s, irenXos) white-robed. white, gen. ecfs, (Aeu/fos,
5)
'2, ^,
8,
:
From
Adv. slanting, crosswise,
(s,
(\vkos, n\TJ9os)fllled with white
or with persons in white.
, vow, , gen.
(s,
white-footed
barefooted.
-8,
water, bright.
6-'5,
riding a white horse.
-, '5,
-, -, -$,
(\evKOs,
white-winged. ov, (KevKos, iru)\os) with white horses

ov, (KfVKUs,
$,
daughters of Leos.
{Kcvkos, novs)
white-looking.
(
lion
-, ',
-05,
:
cos contr. ovs,

ov,
(6)
a woman in child-bed. belonging to child-bed. TO, (Af.'Os, the temple of the
()
athivart.
of,
oi'Tos, , Ep. dat. pi. Kîovot, Lat. LEO, a yvvaiî metaph. of Artemis, Zivs ae Zeus made thee a lion toward women, i.e. their
destroyer.
cious
light, bright, brilliant, clear:
of
II.
white, gray, hcary: of the skin,
white, fair, but also, blanched, pale,
Kos
or refined.
pale
2.
(i. e.
m&t^ph. fair, happy, Joyful, gay.

is,
of sound, clear, like
-5, -5,
ov,
white, grizzled.
-5, -8,
. ) )
{\vKOs,
(Xcu/ios,
wan.
alloyed) gold, opp. to
5
i.
( ,
\s,
quented
\(v-
4.
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,
as Subst.,
, (Adv.
'/08, ,
-6$,
:
ov, (XfVKos, ov, {\vkUs,
s,
(\($,
coated,
-,
[t]
f.
$)
ov, (KfVKOs,
V,
$,
{KiVKos,
$)
) ) )
(\evKOs,
white-wreathed.
speckled with
white-ankled.
him one of their
(( (, () -,
oxvn people.
(sub.
(^
, ()
), ,
inf.
white-growing. white-gleaming.
white-robed.
white-browed.
, ,
\vKO-xpoos,
white-coloured
Med., KfVKovaOai oirXato whiten

\iVK0vv
-,, ^,
:
ov, contr.
-xpovs, ovv, (\evKUs,
heterocl. ace.
cwTos,
, , (\($,
^. $)
)) ( ^
gen.,
, ,*), . ', LA ,
Xfj,
3 sing, of
f.
^^ ($
II.
,
ov,
to
bearing people, frea thoroughfare.
Ep.
of
allay, abate, like

to stay one's
. off",
;
c.
hands from
or cease
c. part.,
murder.
more
freq. intr., to leave
white-
from,
make an
white-skinned.
II.
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,
(\evKOs) to whiten: to paint white:
-$, ,
to
bare the foot. ov, {XiVKos,
) )
their shields.
which the
, () ", , ,. 3
I
e?td.
to cease from strife
cease slaying
also absol. to cease,
, . Dim. ,
gum
ladanum,
gum
mastich.
$,
gum
of Xf55os, a light dress, [a] the mastich, a shrub on the leaves of is found.
cos, TO,
(($)
a thin
ov,
cloth, light dress.
$,
, 05, 5,
II.
for forgetof of or from Lethe, Lethean.

:
()
see
{)
ii.
drowsy, slothful.
forgetting,
c.
From
gen.
:
absol.
412
fulness, Lat. ohlivio.
vion in the lower world.
, . , - .5, ', . , , , -, , -, (, '5 -, ) 5, / , ( (, - "05 , , {)

ovos,
,, {). ,
,
,
,
()
^03
forgetting, forget-
^.
as
causing forgeffulness.
god of the wine-press.
2.
(sub. Ifpa),
poet, for
Dor.
|5, TO, Dor. $,

whence the
older form of
tenses are
(Xt^/s,
abas, poet. fern, of

rjpos, b,
. )'$,
formed
:
II.
Lethe, the river of obli-
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.
the
01',
see
wvos,
,= , old name
of the Att.
month
making prey of men.

captive.
fern.
crop-devouring.
(At/Zs)
taken as booty, captive.

fut.
Att.
uai
aor. I
:
to (77<$) seize as booty, make spoil of: generally, to get or gain III. II. to plunder, ravage a country. by force.
Pass., pf.
:
(\)
Att.
Ep. Ep. 3 sing.

:
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
:
05, ,
Dep.
aor. I opt. oi
'^.
|8, ($, , ('^) |5,

ictis, 77,
cessation, end.
pf.
taken as booty.
Ion. for
occurs in pass, signf., to be spoiled,
ment.
-|05,
corn-fields.
', 5, ,
8,
/.
(,
herd or fiock, cattle. Ep. 3 sing. aor.
, , ,
' , ,
: :
)
I
with the archons, a plea or accusation.
dwelling
later,
among
the
6,
a crop, crop of corn :

Ion. for
booty, to be
, () , {)
,.
opos,
Tjpos, 0,
or
,=\. ,
",
Ion. for
() '. /.
she
a corn-field. 2. a \da, booty, spoil.

of Ep. for Att. \riaTrjS.
taken.
must take or
or comprehended.
f.
, . , , ,, ,
II.
as law-term,
appointment by lot, allotwritten complaint lodged

2.
an application for
fut.
one's lawful inheritatice.
05,
rare Ion.
form
for Aaos.
verb.
Adj.
II.
neut.
of to be one must take hold : one

to be taken
accept.
foolishly;
carried off as
won
by force.
vos,
iSos,
, , {$)
plundering, spoiling.
or dispenses
who makes
for
booty, epith. of
Athena, [], TO, Achaian
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 ,
5, , ,
Properly, neut. of (Aews, Aaos) of the people, public.
, '02, ) $, , {)
,\$, .
.
to be
name
the Atlien.
$.
eyes, Lat. lippus.
the eye, rhettm,
receipts
sea, sacred to
press
, , ', , , , , ,
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.
, , () 02, ' , {, , -5, .

,
verb. Adj. of
, , {). , {) ,
,
^, ,
6&)
,
,
{)
plunderer
{) () , , (()
:
to be spirited or resolute.
TO
,, ,
,
,
Ion.
:
purblind. Lat. gramia, a humour that gathers in

bleared
:
at
to be
pirates
of pirates.
sore eyes.
gain, profit,
, , of Lemnos, Lemnian. From , Lemnos, an island in the north Aegaean
anything received, ificome, Lat. lucrum.
Vulcan, because of its volcanic fires. belonging to the a, belonging to the wineLat. Lenaeus, epith. of Bacchus 1.
{) () 8,
,
, ,
,. . -, .,
17,
^ -,
,,
esp.
a pirate.
{)
=
()
in the
a robber,
inclined to rob, piratical:
piracy.
Adv.
-$,
Comp.
more
after the
manner of manner
5, {) {$, () )-8, , }$, , ,

a forgetting.
pirate-vessel.
ihos, pecul.
slaying robbers.
piratical;
fem. of
fut.
of
is. Dor. Latona, of Apollo and Diana Diana.
-, (7;, *^()
:
born of fem. AaT07Vcia, of
Apollo.
of Apollo and Diana

voc.
Latona
, . 5 -,
Dor.
aor.
:
8 ,
[]
slip
Dor.
-, , , (^)
, ,
;
/;?
son of Leio, of
.
sound:
2i\so
; :
6os contr. ovs,
Lelo, Lat. Latona,

dat.
seizing.
( ,
recede
sidewards, swerve, withdraw: of the waves, to : to vanish, of a vision. II. to bend down-
, ) , (, .. -5, ) , .( , ', .
, (^)
of of
ovros,
gen.
$,
,
:~/
clear-singing.
ace.
mother
of or born of whistling, rustling.

-irvotos,
-5, , ($, $) -,5,,,{'$, -5, {ys, ) -', {'$,

contr. -0povs,
413
) )
to
shrill,
ow,
clear-singing.
clear-speaking.
shrill-blowing,
fern, also
pass. part,
, {-, )=-=\'. , {'$,
chirping with
|/5,
7,
fut.
a taking,
the wings, of the cicada.

f.
2.
an accepting, receiving.
of
-,
wards,
fut.
iiisep.
Prefix with
aor.
iiitens. force, cf.

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

'2,
(,
:
sing loud or clear. sharp, piercing, of

II. later,
clear, sweet, clear-tojied.
Pass.
bend pliant, flexible. retire, Adv. loudly,

;
clearly.
'/,
of
sound,
:
clear, also
sharp,
down, fall
part,
having fallen
piercing, shrill
also clear-toned, sweet
of
grief,
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.
like the later
rally, soft,
XiaaOeis, aor. I part. pass, of Ep. 3 pi. aor. I of

f.
to
ros.
of the
frankincense.
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
],
, . -5, (,(, -5, ) , . ', .) -. , ^. , , 8, - , , () -5, $. 05, , 5. (, , ^ -5, -5, , , , $ () , 5, -5,

^,
clamorous : and of the nightingale, thrilling. [] Aiyvs, vos, 0, 77, a Ligurian, one who lived in Liguria (^north of Genoa).
^-)
to
clear-voiced,
clear-toned. ing.
mild.
,
:
clear-voiced, scream-
(AtjSas) to let fall in drops
Med.
f.
^,
(akin to
graze, scratch,
wound
slightly
hence
and
run out
in drops, trickle.
Adv., Ion. for

f.
6, the
II.
frankincense-tree, producing
tree
, , (^$) a ,
II.
,=
frankincense.
Subst.
', ,
5,7,
a, ov,
aKos,
, {$) {$)
to
throw
stones.
2. to stone.
, ,
stony, rocky.
II. as
frankincense, the
censer.
gum
a stone. a stone
collectively,
a shower
<)
of
stones.
bearing
6$,
Egypt,
as Adj. Libyan.
, 05,
first
$, 5, , , () 05,
$,
pelting.
^.
), ,
dripping, wet.
mentioned
fern.
Libya, the north part of Africa, west of in the Odyssey.
$, ,
clearly, thrillingly, shrilly.
shriek,
found in Ep. aor. I, Xt7^6 the bowstring twanged. Adv. scraping, grazing, Lat. strictim.
(At7i's) only
, ,
,
^W^*' 3
",
, of
Hence
,{)
'$,
as
, -, 5,
-$,
stones; oi
Subst.,
like stone,
stony. ($) made of (8, of TO, Dim. of ', a small pebble. stony. Adv. , , {$) made of with stony {$, /SaAAcu) stone-throwing,
stone,
is,
ii)
built
stones.
stone,
stone,
look.
ov,
II. set
f.
ov,
, {()
to pelt
with stones. with stones, stone.
From
II.
throwing
stones, pelting with
stone-throwers, slingers.
ov,
a Libyan:
also
for Libya, African.

of wkvs, loudly,
to
Adv. of
{ys) to
:
[]
:
cry out luith clear loud voice
scream
also to sound, play, sing.
,^ 7;', 5. Adv. ^$,

poet, for
(^)
gen.
pi. fern,
of
1'2, 5, , smoke mixed

-|5, (5,
is,
loudly, clearly, shrilly.
with flame,
flame.
sing.
Ep. aor.
)'^.
of
. -, [, -8, (8 " ,,
,
ov,
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,
-5,
-5, (8, y) oyvos, ,

ov, pass, struck
a sculptor,
$, -5,
stone, inlaid with precious stones
{8, ()
) ()
:
) ) )
with stones, stoned. carving stone;
as
[]
to
hard as
stone.
death by stoning. stoned with stones
murky
clear-sounding.
and
death by stoning. otos, to, a stone building. From ov, ii) picking out stones laying them to ether not shaped or hewn; c
($, (y
; , ) 5,
414
5.
6,
as Subst,,
mason,
:
a haven, retreat, refuge.

ceptacle.
-5,
-iroios,
of stupid people, têiv to boil a stone, i. e. 2. stone as a subto lose one's labour. mostly of some special stone, stance. 11. Xi9os,
stone
:
-|5, , (5, a marble-mason. , {\5, '05 [],, {$, ,,a

:
polishing stone
as Subst.,
turning
to stone.
pivos) with stony skin.
Acropolis, in which stood the
blocks, stones
proverb.,
marble or the magnet; parent crystal used for a burning-glass.

as
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^$
a transIII. at
made
stones, inlaid with stones
stone-quarry.
Subst., XiOovpyos, o,
hence,
stone, stony.
metaph.
the corn against the wind, so as to separate the chaif
-5, -5, , ,, , {) $, () '2, , ,^. , ',
, ,
f.
) , ,, ) , , -, ,, , ) -, ) -5,
is,
-, -5,
,
f.
(,
:
by tearing out a piece of rock.
rent in the stone,
{X'ldos,
paved with
as Subst.,
tesselated pavetnent.
a cutting or quarrying of stones

cutting stone.
:
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,
, () ,
,
, {) , 5,
,
at,
3.
a gathering-place, re-
, (\$) hungry,
starved, famished. a quarter of Athens near the
()
Lenaeum.
$, ,
, -,
,
$, $,
:
(, ) -5, (, ) (s, -5, '5, (s, ^) -5,

-$,
($,
-5
$,
(]
-|5, , (\$, work -05, , {\$, *;)

to
6S,
From
flaxen, linen, Lat. Uncus.

ov,
in stone
turn into stone.

in stone
:
working
as
a stone-mason, also a sculptor KiOovpya a stone-mason's tools. From f. to carry stones. carrying stones. {\$,
contr. for
or bands.
{$, $)
like
a, ov,
From of or for winnowing. to wintiow corn.
2.
to scatter like chaff.
Hence a winnower of corn.

a winnowing.
spinning flax. Xtvo-KpoKos, ov, flax-woven. anything made offlax : a flaxen cord : 2. a net, metaph. the thread spun by the Fates.
() () (05) -5, ,(, ) = 5. (, -5, , (, os, , , (, (, (,

\ivOS, a, ov, contr. -oits,
-, (s)
,
ovv,
of fla:iy
a hunter with
nets.
ov,
ov,
2. tied
by a thread.
ov,
Ion. for
wearing a
linen cuirass.
', ,
[] -5,
ov,
), ) )
:
bojmd with flaxen bonds

a hunter with
nets.
flshing-net.
3. linen, linen cloth
in pi. sail-cloth
II.
linen garments.
lint-seed.
plant that produces flax,

ov,
wicker fan or basket for throwing
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
wifinowing-fan in procession.
Kixpis,
-$, (, )
a lance,
c.
, ,
gen. to
:
$. 5.)
nets to see whether anything

es,
Adv. crosswise, sideivays, athwart. (From

(At-,
,
'',
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.
Ep. for
[], ov, , fern. -iTts, presiding over the harbour. [], ov,
^)
,
5
XivoCs,
, -,
, ,
77,
4. the
wick of a lamp.
Lat. linutn;
lint,
(, (, () (Lvs) (, () -5, , (, (,
-iropos, ov,
the
ttcVAos) with linen robe.

sail-wafting.
to
Dep.
\ivo-irTpos, ov,
ov,
a ship
of linen. Linos, a minstrel, son of Apollo and

sails
having her
) )
is
watch the
one
nets.
sail-winged.
who watches
caught.
sewed of flax;
dat. pi. of
harbour
in the harbour.
-$
$, (^) of the
2.
(,
ivos, o, a harbour, haven.
) (
stationed
-, , (, ') -5, (, $. ,
f.
'.
ovv, contr. for

ov,
an old word used by
and
XtV
metaph.
an Adv. unctuously, richly.
) ,
to lay nets.
linen-wasting.
in the phrases
as
Homer
probably used
[t]
(Cf. AtVos.)
fillet or tiara.
f.
,, -, {, ) $ -, -, ) -, -, , {) , , ) -, , ) ) -5, (, ^) -, -, )$) , . -, -,( ^5 $, ,, , , -, , . . ,) , , ). , , -, ) , . . , , . ,^ ( ( , '/ ) , . -8, -, {) , {) -, ,. ,, , , -, . ,

taph. to
,, -,/,
f.
make fat, enrich:
(,
\(>
Med.
to anoint oneself.
4.
02, ,
a clot of blood.
7neagre.
the wreath.
Xiiros) to oil, anoint
,, {Kiirapos,
me-
Xiiro-TTVoos, ov, contr. -irvous,
with bright
scant of breath, breathless, dead. grease, whether animal, as fat, lard, tallow ; or vegetable, as oil : metaph.,
is,
, (, )
wanting
415
dat. to persist in a thing.
earnestly, to
hold out, persevere ; c. II. to beg or pray be importunate, ask pertinaciously : c.inf.,
to persist,
flesh,
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,
, \6-%,
'-5, (,
ov,
ari<f>avos) falling from
and
, (,
tclîs)
desertion of the army.
portunate, beg hard.

ov,
), and a leaving one's post, desertion.

s,
f.
6,
(^,
U.
(05,
ov, ov,
perseverance, importunity. bright-girdled.
{\(, {\(,
swoon
:
scant of hair, bald. to be lifeless

to
ov, (Xiirapos,
bright-throned.
i.
e.
senseless, to faint,
to die.
lack
with
spirit.
bright head-band or fillet.
Ep. part, of
(Kivapus,
or
shining locks.
,
:
Xinos)
oily,
anointed with
oil
later /a/, greasy.
Dep. wîth pf. pass, from prefix At-): to be eager: shining, for, long for : in pf. part., II. of the for battle.
with
:
(formed
eager
c.
gen. to be eager
skin, shining, sleek, in
good
case,
Lat. nitidus
III.
me-
taph. sleek, comfortable, easy.

bright, brilliant, costly
rich.
:
arnple.
of things, IV. of so'u, fat,
Xis, 6, ace.
and
dat. plur.
, , '^. ($,
Ep. for
aor. 2 part, of
(.
a lion
later
nom.
ovv, and -xpcos, Xiiropo-xpoos, ov, contr. ciJTOs, o, with sleek, shining {kmapos, body or skin. Adv. of Xiirapus, sleekly, comfortably. earnestly, importunately. Adv. of AI'IIA'S, aos, TO,=\iTros,fat, oil. []
is,
{,
deserted by light, blind.
(Atjras, Xiiros) to be fat
and
sleek.
Ep. apocopate form for smooth; a bare, smooth rock. aor. i imperat. oi [t] 2 sing. fut. of [] smooth, polished. ;;, ov, Ep. aor. I imperat. of smooth pecul. fem. of Subst., a smooth bare cliff"; cf. 3 sing. Ion. impf. of
Xis,
{$,
aor.
.5, 5,
to beg,
:
Xiire, Xiirev, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2
of
$, , '520
:
$, $.
Ep.
inf.
:
as
Xtirciv, aor. 2 inf. of
6, fern.
-5,
iSos,
((,
aor. 2
opt.
Dep.
pray, intreat, beseech, either absol., or

to
c. ace.
without dowry, destitute.

:
pers.
c. inf.,
pray one not
ov, {Xivciv,
'/)
leaving a wife or
the adulteress.
to betray.
husband, adulterous
ov, gen. ovos,
{Xitthv,
'/)
age
:
,,
f.
(Affos,
$)
smooth ;
borses, without the tooth which

generally, of
marks
their
of hence
a smooth, bare
05, , ,
cliff;
cf.
unknown
ov,
age.
to be
;
moved by prayer.
to
dig, hoe
to
{XiitHv, yviov)
wanting a limb,
dig round a plant.
maimed.
aor. 2 part,
mother, orphan.
leaving the ship, deserting the fleet.

XiTTO-vaTJTqs,
sailors.
Dor. for
of
opos,
,,
(,
)
,
,
f.
From
a tool for levelling
smooth'
11.
ing, a shovel, spade, hoe.
without a
Dor. also Xt-iro-vas,
6,
((, vavs)
leaving the
-, ,
,
=
6,
{-,
$)
forget one's cotmtry.
forsaker
-,
Xiiro-TTOTpis,
5,
\5.
6,
,
,
{\iv(iv, irarpis) causing to
opos, 6, of one's father.
(,
a deserter,
, (, , , , . ,
{) \\.,
AA
77,
in
Homer, smooth, plain
clothes ; v. sub AiS

:
with
supplicate.
XiTcivos,
{) , {) -5, ,
:
aor. 1 subj.of Airareua. Ep. for the augm. tenses are used in Ep. aor. i lAAimetri grat., impf. to pray, entreat, beseech, conjure, :
: -,
prayers.
to haste?t,
to pray, entreat
supplicate.
ov,
praying, suppliant
as Subst.,
f.
ov,
{-,
aor. 2 inf.
From run, hurry. apyos) running quick. of
17,
416
tion.
, () ,
II.
11.
^
to
Xoyos,
learned, esp. learned in history : as Subst., 6yos, 6, a writer of annals, chronicler, prose-writer, as opp. to II. eloquent.
in
, {) . ,
q.
prayer, entreaty, supplicaPrayers, personified as goddesses,
502,
sq.
aor. 2 opt. of
$. 08,
tion.
ounces.
Midas, from
ers
;
(sub.
. , {) ,, , {)
5$), ,
7}vos,
f.
tongue, esp.
, ,
,
\6', for
, ,
cf.
,
XiTos,
05, ,
,
[], rarer pres. for
, {$) ,
,
as,
pray. smooth, plain, Lat. simplex. praying, supplicatory. Lat. libra, a pound: as a weight, = 12
conclusion.
Hence
XtTpatos, a, ov, worth a

AiTOipcnrjs,
TO, Att. for virpov.
puter.
at Athens, a board of ten, to whom magistrates going out of office submitted their accounts.
II. in pi.
:
\, '.$. , Roman 05, ()

the
6v,
, Dor. whom was named
-,
Lityerses, a son of
ing.
a song sung
by reap-
lituus or augur's rod.
Subst.,
licking:
as
Subst.,
writifig speeches, esp. for others to deliver.

ov,
the fore-finger.
V.
sub
to lick.
Hence
play with the
metaph. curious, eager.
poured forth, a drop,
-8, {() ) {$, , , !, , {) {() ,

,
daintiiiess, greediness.
ov,
Dep. of snakes.
to lick, to
nice in eating, daitiiy.

2.
ries, fabricate reports.
ov,
dainty, lickerish, greedy.
, , , ,
'^
or
, -, ,
II.
() )5, , ()
,
II.
reckoning,
consideration, reasoning, reflexion
computa: a
a calculator, com-
auditors
<05, , , {^)
ov,
) -5,('/) )
(, ,
, {-^,
to
skilled in calculat-
skilled in reasoning or arguing.
, prose-writing, opp. to poetry.

a chronicler, annalist.
From
:
writing prose
as
II.
strive
a prater. about words.
, war -5,/, {'$, {'08)

a
about words.
, gtn.Xs, , gen.
ear
picking out, esp. of stones picked out for building, without being squared, [a] aZos, and 17, ('^) gathered: picked, chosen, esp. of soldiers.
, , ) , , , ,^ ^,
05, , , {)
;
see
ace.
theSW.wind, Lzt. A/ricus. any liquid
libation, drink-offering.
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, newsSubst.,
-, , ^$,
,
make words, Hence

to
invention of stories, tale-telling.
(0708,
) )
warring about words.

invent sto-
word-making
as
the lobe or
2.
the lobe of the liver.
Adv.
()
lower pari of the a pool.
monger.
(0705,
TO,
to be fond of talking. (070) a speaking-place : in the
Att.
theatre the front of the stage occupied
by the speakers
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.
5, , (^)
ward
or actors, Lat. pulpitum.
conversation, discussion; els
yovs
(^
to have
, ('/)
pass.
to
a collection for the poor. TO, Dim. of 6yos, a little fable, [t] aor, i med. f. Att.
:
Xeipos
()'/
:
pf.
count, reckon, calculate, compute

to calculate off
:
-^
:
Dep.
II. to
a conference or interview. 4. a speaking or talking about a thing aîos worth talking mention : a report, rumour ; of, worth
so the story goes, Lat. famafert.
tale, story,
opp. both to mere fable
hand.
regular history
():
($)
5.
and to
. fictitious
story, fable,
take into account, consider
c.
ace. to count or con-
and upon doing.

sider as so
aor.
so.
2. c. inf. to
3. to calculate,
clude by reasoning, infer.

I
in pass, sense, to be
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.
II.
,
65,
and
('^, computed , , {^) belonging

pf.
^,
count or reckon reason : also, to conIII. the pres., and the are also used
to speech or speak-
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
$,
^,
or calculated.
8,
() ),
words
'
the subject
of the
*.
Uj
ov,
()
*.
skilled in
I.
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

count.
^(
:
to
to
make one
$ (
Koyw
3. calculation,
make
of acaccount of a perto
make
an acor
/.
;
417
the
opp. Euboea
the Epizephyrian, in the
to regard in
as being the Interpreter of Zeus.
reckoning: the
to give
Koyov
-,
Aoîas,
or
,, '2, , , , ($, ,
litnis oculis
Epicnemidian, on the Maliac Gulf; South of Italy. epith. of Apollo, from Xiyeiv, Xoyos,
sla?iting, crosswise, Lat. obliquus
walking sideways.
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.
WORD,
lutn
:
LANCE,
troop of spearmen.
s,
, , 5, -, -5,
III.
to look askance at one,
Lat.
spectare;
down
as Subst., Xoyxo(p6pos, 0,
17,
vos, aor.
tion, Lat. libatio.
Pass.,
the gods, to blaspheme:
, '2, , :lov,
,, , ) , . . ) , , .. . . -, . . , , . . , ,. , , , . -, (, ) ,
Word and Reason.
pi.
N. T., comprising both senses of

in
0'02,
the
LOGOS
|-5,
running. Ep. 3
snatcher.
,a
spear-head, javelin-head, Lat. spicu-
in pi. the point with its barbs.
spear, javelin, Lat. lancea.
IL a IIL a
, --, , . ) (,
impf. of
the head, Lat. stare capite obstipo. iScs, fem. Adj.
{$,
)
a
to
hang
oblique-
dish
.
7],
Dim.
ot
little
dish, plat-
-5,
05,
I
TO,
{y, () armed with a Dim.

of
ter,
spear.
ov,
6v,
making , (Xy, {y, spearman, pikeman. a (;)

ov,
{\y) of
\y.
Xoiris,
'2, 5,
[]
aflat dish, plate
platter.
with a spear.
XoTTos,
= Xcrrls.
or Xoiros,
, , ()
shell,
husk,
spears.
bark, peel.
spear-bearing
Ep. for
lance-beaded.
Dor. ace.
pi.
of
3 sing. Ep. impf. of

part. act.
(,
Ep. form of a pouring: a drink-offering, liba(Xoiyos) pestilent, deadly. , ruin, mischief, death : plague.
:
65, -8, , ()
Ep. for
Ep. for Xovaas,
and med. of
oldest
fut. med. of form of
-.
:
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
Att. for
()
ov,
a bath.
bath.
f.
aor. i aor. I
but the med. and pass, forms are commonly used in same sense as Act. Hence ov, 6, a railing at, abusing. railing, abuse, reproach.
, ,
f.
(^$)
:
:
to
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;
ov,
( (
for
ing-place.
Med.
while bathing.
and
()
()
,
ov, railing, abusive. ov,
AOIMO'2,
XolttOs,
17,
ov,
a plague, pestilence, Lat. pestis. remaining, surviving, Lat.

(sub.
, ( 5, ,
reliquus
ceteri
;
the time,
;
all the rest, Lat. henceforward; ol the remainder, Lat. quod snperest;
the rest, residue, Lat. cetera.

ov,
Ep. for XoiaOios, the prize/or the last in the race. , ov or 0$, ov, = XoioOos.
), $;
the rest of
ov, (Xonrus) left behind, last: Sup.

all.
TaTos, last of (not
AoKpU,
(sub.
7^) Locris. From AoKpoC, oi, the Locrians
,), ,
a cloak. fem. Adj. Locrian.

:
as Subst.
, .: \ , , ,( , - ,$ . ,
pouring water
, , {, ) . -8, (, ) -5, 6-, (, 6, )

Ep.
slain in the
AOT'fl,
pi.
, ,
:
a bath, bathwater for bathing; ev
IIL libations.
, ()
,
Dor.
f.
ov,
Hom.
into the bath,
preparing it. a bathing-room, bath.

:
Ep. Ep. 3
Med., From the uncontr. form

:
fut.
aor.
aor. I
I
Pass.,
aor.
pf.
come the
Ep. impf. Xoeov, aor. oas: Med., fut.

part.
inf.
and
part.
(5.
:
3 sing. aor. i ind, and Several forms also

pi.
come from
Ion.
Ep. 3 sing, and
impf.
0,
and old
pres.
Att., pi. impf.
(contr.
;
from
(),
c.
med.
inf.
^,
Ocean.
impf. kXouTo,
wash
the body:
Med. and
Pass, to
To wash, esp. to wash oneself, bathe;

wash off or away.
2. to
gen.,
'ClKtavoio (of a star just risen)

II. to
freiih bathed in
f.
sick, ill
the
Opuntian Locrians
{Xo<pos) to have a crest.
be
of a
crest.
TO, {X6(pos)
a crest-case: any
case.
418
Ion.
-,
17
(^)
hill.
the
mane
;
of animals, esp.
crest.
II.
of horses, the bristly back of boars the mane served for a

the ridge
., $,
as Subst.,
Subst.,
5, () -,,, ($, ) $,
of a
hill,
ov,
(\5)
Xo<j>vCs, iSos,
a dweller on the hills. a torch 0/ vine-bark.
wood, bushy. Adv.

:
-,
ov, also a, ov,
making
crests
as
0'02,
a crest-tnaker.
,
:
the back of the neck, the neck, esp,
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.
itself.
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
Kp'ivuv
,
;
es,
(,
a
to
dwelling in the coppice.

thicket, coppice.
2.
dSos) overgrown with copse-
iyoa)
XoXayos,
lead a
office
, , $ , ^,
:
ij,
()
ov,
the
wearing a
crest
the crest
pany, Lat. centurio.
Ep. pres. to waylay,

to beset
, . , 02, . ,, -:( yv , ,,
q. v.
-8,
.
Dor. and Att. for
Dor. and Att. for or company. Hence Dor. and Att. for
ov,
o,
-05,
f.
of Xoxayas.
(6$,
the leader of a
-, (-) , () () ^, ) 5, () 5,
forms
v.
^$,
. , 8, .; .
of
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.
$
men
apiarrjas to pick out the best
Ep. pres. part, and 3

several Ion.
pi. ind.
\6, =
from
it
come
:
and old Att.
to
dissolution
faction, riot, sedition.
the looser or deliverer

;
from care,
the ratik or
epith. of Bacchus,
Lyaeus
and
cp. Lat. Liber.
Adv.
with sobs.
Dor. and Att. for the captain of a com-
ble.
2.
and
aor.
part. pi.
():
:
pi.
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.
, ov,
){.
eya:
ov,
fut. inf.
vy^
2. to
(yos).
me-
to bend, twist, to
lie in
wait, lay wait for,
c.
ace. pers.
II.
throw in wrestling.
oneself, to writhe.
absol. to lie in wait or
ambush.
child-birth.
III. c. ace. loci,
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.
goddess of child-birth.
f.
lay wait for.

to
battle.
, (5 , -, -,. ,, ,, ,
,
)
aor. I inf. of
fern,
, ), 5, , (()
ov,
6, ,, () 68, ()
with an afnbush.
II.
child.
vietus.
605,
(sub.
taph. the
\8 (\oxay-.
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. []
, ,
5,
II. Pass, to bend or twist be thrown or mastered.
{yos)
of
of willow or withy, Lat.
|6,
Dor.
ov,
(vy) a bending, twisting:

a sophist.
vy.
, '05,
f.
;
605,
winding and twisting of

a, ov,
vys, ,
,
(y, ) lynx-like.
'7705,
()
Ion. for
of
6$, name
of Diana, as the
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.
a,
, $, ,
arrange men
to waylay, lie in wait or place in ambush. II. in companies, draw up in order of

2. to
($)
garments
ruin.
sorry, weak, cowardly.
, = ($, of
(8)
for
child-birth.
()
-5, , ,=vy. ()(' '2, , ,, ,

c's,
(yo$,
made ofwiths.
vyp
, mournfid,
sad, gloomy, dismal
baneful drugs
vyp
sorry
and neut. pi. alone, vyp, bane, misery, II. of men, baneful, mischievous. 2.
Hence
Adv. sadly,
sorely.
, ,
() .
5,
Lydian.
-,
05,
AvboTraOris
(s,
(,
.
bits
41
,
naueiv) luxjirious as
, ,, , ,
f.
',
of hard-mouthed horses, Lat. lupi, lupata, from their resemblance to the jagged teeth of a wolf.
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,
II.
blood: gore, impure blood.

(s,
gore.
the
-$,
,
, 5,
suns
aor. I part. neut. pass.
aor.
pass. inf. of
morning and evening,

{.
IL be torn by wolves.
or Xt0pos,
filth,
defilement, esp. of
the year,
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.
, ,
Lupercalia.
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
meaning, either, XvKOKTovos

;
AvKTfyfVTjs
, , ,, . 5, ,. , ) , , . 8, . , , ' ,
aor.
I
) \($ .
avTos,
{, ($)
,
(Akin to
.)
like ôre, defiled
with
(*\,
course, the year.
II.
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.
:
,( ( \
moral defilement, disgrace, infamy. doned man. (From Lat. luo.)
filth or dirt removed by washing also the dirty water, washings, offscourings. II.
,, , , ,
f.
\-,
ojtos,
(pws) twilight, both ot gloaming, Lat. diluculum. (Xvkos) to tear like a wolf: Pass, to
the
{\,
\,
III.
an aban:
pass,
{) \,
:
aor.
also
pf
. Mount Lycaeus
,
{\vkos) a she-wolf,
[]
with aor.
and
pf. pass,
are sometimes
in Arcadia.
the festival
of Lycaean Jupiter:
(),
also the
Roman
/-,
(,
Adv. in
(*\,
5, ^,
',
ov,
,=
,=
[] {)
),
, {)
,
inf.
\vKios, a, ov, {KvKos) epith. of Apollo, of doubtful grieved. from Xvkos, wolf-slaying like i
. ,
2.
from
3.
of day.
an obsol. Root, whence come one must feel pain. verb. Adj. \(vkUs, Lat. luceo, lux, etc. wretched, distressed, >'08, <s, yivoi) epith. of Apollo, poor, sorry. II. painful, distressing. Lycian-born. Lat. lyra, a lyre, a Greek musical in[], Adv. (\vkos) wolf-like. and strument of seven strings, like the ii,Lycia, in the South of Asia Minor: one who sings to the , Adv. from Lycia : Adv. to Lycia. lyre. contr. epyov) of is, to play the lyre. f. Lycian workmanship. singing to the lyre: as Subst., is, {XvKos, tpyov) wolf-destroying, Lat. XvpiKOs, , a lyric poet. lupos conficiens ; KvKOfpyifs javelins for Dim. of
light,
$,
, , , , . -, -8
,
Att. contr. for
, ',
or,
from
*\
the
Lycian god,
(light), the
like
pain, either of body or mind, Lat. [], dolor: grief, distress, stffering, sad plight.
god
\- ',
, ., 05,
Dor.
, {i) '. , , {i)

of
<^-5,
{,
{,
' ) - -$, ,,
, , {i, ,
, )
^
of
2
pain, distress.
painful, Lat. molestus.
{,
(^.
)-5,
killing wolves.
-,
,
i.e. to
is,
XCko-ktovos, oi',
of Apollo, the wolf-slayer. ov, , (Kvkos,
-5, '02,
whom
a
bold as a wolf. ($, (/ v)wolf-slaying

OS,
:
)
as
epith.
a wolf:
(>)
a wolf-worrier.
to see
proverb.,
05, , , {) . -5, , {, yi) charmed {, iy) {, i)making , (, oi) {, ()
, -,
-Troios,
{)
-, -,
XvpioBos,
is,
is,
delighting in the lyre. by the lyre.
s,
lyrical.
a wolf,
at
be struck
dumb,
was believed of those
wolf got the first look ; so in Virgil, Moerim lupi videre prions, II. in pi. spikes on the
-, , ,
,
3
contr. for
{,
. ).
a sounding the
lyres.
lyre.
adapted
to
the
lyre,
ending sadness.
420
\vLaos
-^&)
dissolving marriage.
or
77
zone: epith. of Diana, who lightened the pangs of

travail.
ting free, esp. of a prisoner, release, ransoming: de2. liquidation /" debt. liverance; means or power of releasing or loosing.
f.
, -, , {, , (, ) -5, , (, , ) -5, , {, ) -, ) , , ,, {, $) -, -5, 5 8

\vaL-yd,ôs,
loosing the
Redemptioti.
. ,
5,
or
e.
ending
evil.
or
is,
\$) limb-relaxing.
driving care away.
delivering from love.
set'
{\,
ending
strife,
\\,-\p\.\i.^fOS,ov,
(^,
{Kvais) able to loose or relieve.
(\,
trovos)
fits
advantage. From i's, reKos) paying dues, indemnifying: profitable, advantageous: also, cheap. Comp. earepos. Sup.
profit, gain,
fully, profitably.
( -, ,
it
Sophocles) to pay dues or tribute to: to be useful or
, ,
=
profits
[C], gen. tcos Ion. los,
: {):
freeing from toil. a loosing,
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.
{) , , , {), vos. , 5, {){$) , , {5)

$,
),
, . ,, . ,
,
Att. for
a ransoming.
2,
ransomer, redeemer.
, -,
at dusk.
:
irreg.
1. of
lanterns.
($ (which
it
;
-, -5,
fut.
:
{$,
5, )
advantageous to: impers., : with a comp. force, reOvavai it is better to be dead than alive
(,(
part,
me
not
neut.
-.
Adv.
is,
{,
^^ ,,
is
found
in
lamps or lanterns.
profits, bene-
Trepl
i.
tern
pres. part, of
mind.
-5, -,
AT'SSA"
Att.
rage, fury, esp. in war, martial rage: raging madness, raving, frenzy. Hence
Att.
to be
esp. in battle.
ravings.
one that
, {) , , {) , (). , , , {, ) -5, {, -5,

ovos, 0,
,
,
2.
(,
{,
,
))
^,
) -, , '02, $ {) 5. -, ) ',
57,
, {$,
{vos,
making lamps or
af lamps.
dealer in
, , {5,
7,
[]
1s)
city
pi.
and a light, lamp; about the time for lamp-lighting,

to
f.
carry a lan-
Lacon. part.
. {vos,
,
carrying a lamp.
:
aor.
pf.
Pass., fut.
use-
[]
aor. I
opening the veins. settitig free the
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.
sing,
'. , (^ (, .
\]
:
and pauUo-post
Ep. aor.
fut.
[iJ],
2 pass,
raging-mad,
to rave.
abas,
raging-7?iad, raving.
to be
raging, furious, to be raging-tnad, to rave. a fit of madness : in pi.
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
lease, set free.
slay, kill.
III. to dissolve,
Dor. inf of
is
rjpos, and , raging or raving-mad : a madman.

is,
{)
raging-
break down, lay low, demolish. undo, do away with: of disputes,

laws,
to
raging-tnad.
fs,
mad, raving.
rjpos,
releaser.
(8) like madness:

one must
loose.
verb. Adj. of
, {)
or os,
sing. Ep.
one who looses, a deliverer,
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 ;
repeal,
annul;
treaty.
$.
)
;
4. to dismiss, assuage,
^ ^$
to to profit.
break up.
2. to
3. generally, to
put down: of
505, , ,
[0], Ep. 3
U. an arbitrator,
, ()
aor. 2
settler.
also
, (,
loosing, releasing:
pass, of
price of redemption, mostly in
, , {) , ,
c.
gen. delivering or setting free fi-om.

contr. for
Ep. impf. pass, of
; .
absol.
without
contr.
from
but
ment.
som, to hold to ransom. ment of ransom, to ransom, redeem. ransomed.
, , {)
f.
the price
paid
pi.
\.
2.
a ransom, an atone-
. :
subj.
defect.
Verb only used
^5,
aor. I
and pf
release on receipt of ran2. Med. to release by pay3. Pass, to be
to treat despitefully, to insult, tilate: to
(
Ion.
opt.
med.
dishonour.
or despitefully.
pass, sense, mutilated.
(:- ( ,
in sing,
;
( i,
f.
,$
3
pi.
;
; ,
inf.
:
will,
wish or desire, a Doric
55, ;,
also part. dat.
Dor.
I
(but aor.
:
in pass, sense)
Dep.
{):
in
2.
maltreat: to maim, muabsol. /o act outrageously

part,
II. pf.
: :
fully, afoul slanderer: generally, a destroyer: mutilator, murderer. II. pass, a worthless wretch.
6,
grace
5. ',
Hence
3
, ,5, () . 5, , )$ ($ , 05, , () . , ,5,',, ( ,

treatment, outrage, contumely, indignity: mutilation, maiming. 2. of a person, a disgrace, opprobrium.
aor,
I
, . ,
f.
, , () ,',
17,
ill-usage
to mock, make a mock of. by word or deed, despiteful
421
-,
Dor. for
Ion.
c.
), () , $.
gen. of
f.
to rest from toil,

2. to
take rest:
gen. to have rest, abate from.
abate, of a disease or of wind.
inf.
of
lighten, relieve, release.
fem. of
dishonoured.
, , .
, =
;
3 sing. aor.
one
who
treats despite-
()
opt. oi
rest
from
.
:
:
II.
trans, to
sation.
neut.
((,
Att. contr. for
dis-
,.
^
remission,
ces-
to his trade.
ill-treated,
outraged,
act. insulting, abusive:
baneful.
epos,
,=
v.
OV0S,
6,
'.
neut. 1.
syncop.
rob, plunder.
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 )
,
pi.
,
,
f.
more desirable; better : Sup. There is also a second Comp.

oTos, TO, the
,
: :
Alt. contr.
to
wish)
($,
, ov, contr.
ov.
Ion. indecl., twelfth letter of the IVI, = 40,000. Gr. alphabet as numeral, =ô, but Changes of esp. in the dialects I. Aeol. and II. Aeol. Lacon. into as into
:
,,
, ,
as,
hem
or border of a robe.
doubled,
e. g.
$ $, ($ ($.
for
;
^.
becomes
Dor.
left
Dim. a fringe, flounce. of Dor. verb to wish. a covering, mantle.
6$)
2.
"
is
often added or
a word, as la
skin, husk, shell.

f.
to cover,
wrap
:
up.
TOS,
f.
to steal clothes
hence trans, to
From
\'\,,,
($,
. , , {) , , . ^,
5, ,
7}iost
XojiW,
desirable, best.
, ()
(v,
Ion. ace. neut. pi. o{

to
5.
. ^, , '^
6$,
^.
etc.
Lat. Mars.
or
prefixed, as,
, - , $^
out,
i.
, 65 $, ($ ^,
2. in
III.
Lat. ne.
IV.
at the beginning of
the middle of a word, as
'^,
is
V.
sometimes has
before
, as,
'/!
used
VI.
added or
'/,
left
out
/io'yepos.
',
,
:
apostr. for
II.
very rarely for
.
and
yea
Particle
in
strong
protestation
oaths, either affirmative or negative ace. to the con-
text
pluck flowers
Med. -
I. in affirmation; II. in negation; by this sceptre. III. Att. nay by Apollo.
yap
is
to cull flowers for oneself, choose the best.
/ ' by Zeus
name of the
used absol.,
as
IV. in
(sub.
;
common
discourse, the
ov, (Aorros)
of lotus. a flower: metaph. the flower,

with lotus;
plants
I.
deity sworn
).
as,
by was often suppressed, vaX V. is some-
choicest, best.
($) overgrown
name of several
,'2,},
Greek
Ion. for
/o/s-plains.
:
6, the lotus,
yd
kind of clover or trefoil, on which the Cyrenean lotus or Jujube, an African shrub, the fruit of which was eaten by certain tribes on the coast, hence called Lotophagi : the fruit
the
lotus, a
horses fed.
II.
was honey-sweet,
olive,
in size as large
as the
and in taste resembling the date. III. the Egyptian lotus, the lily of the Nile. IV. there was also a lotus-tree growing in Africa, distinguished by its hard, black wood, of which flutes were made hence Xorros is used poet, for a flute.
hand :
-5, >-5,
Subst.,
tion on the coast of Cyrenai'ca.
(>, -5,
,
ov,
ov,
(, ($, -^)
oi,
witching, a philtre,
, , ^ , 5, , (^) ',
no by Jove,
times omitted after
Aeol. and Dor. shortd. for

yrj
:
for
,
,
etc.
cf.
,,.
:
the bridge
of the magadis. [a] From

:
harp with twenty strings. a piece ofjugglery : \. juggleries, motintebank's tricks : and , a juggler, mountebank. From
:
gen.
irreg. dat.
the magadis, a
, ^
tricks.
,
-
ace.
, ,
f.
to cheat by sleight
of
to bewitch.
growing
lotus.
:
= ^'^'^,
as
eating lotus
the Lotus-eaters, a peaceful na-
magic,
Dor. for
-.
cook-shop.
, ,
,
art.
any means for tricking or drug : a juggler's apparatus.

the religion of the
2. intr. to
play
beII.
(^)
II.
a hunting-net.
Magi.
2.
, (^^)
a place for cooking, a

pot, kettle.
Maced. a
422
chief business of the cook.)
charms,
cian;
trans, to enchant, bewitch,
dweller in
fern. 'M.ayvrjTis.
net, also called
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,
, , ^^ , , "'.
, (^^)
spells.
f.
-^ $,
,$, , (($)(/
77,
(sub.
),
cook or cookery :
cookery.
Hence
.5, , a cook:
Adv. in a cook-like way, artistically. also a butcher. (From because the baking of bread was originally the
a piece of magic art
to be
:
, (\
\$
,
(Mayos)
Magus
to sing incantations.
$, ,
charm.
fern.
a Magnesian, a
in
Thessaly
also
II.
\i9os M.ayvTiTis,
MAT02,
,,
or a magiII.
77,
, , $, ,. , . , . 5 , .
MA'KAP.
a disciple.
Desiderat. of
II. to
05, , , ()
be
to wish to become a disciple or pupil.
learnt, that
may
be learnt.
fem. of Dor. fem. of [], Ep. aor. 2 of
a female pupil. aor. 2 part, of
in pi.
foster-mother, mother.
mes
its
the
mag-
quack, [a]
the
more magical.
-, , $,
Magi,
(Mayas,
a Persian festival.
the slaughter
of
, $, , ( $, $ () 5,
good mother, dame.
III.
',
:
[],
poet,
and
Ion. for
$.
aor. 2 part, of
II.
a nurse,
a midwife.
midwife
swering to the end of

held in
it.
December, so called from the
,
also
Maia, daughter of
Atlas,
mother of Her-
Maias, abos, . , Maeander,

f.
a river in Caria noted for

in) to serve as
windings.
Dep.
trans, to hatch.
the fifth Attic

festival
month, an-
November and beginning
of of Zeus Mat-
boisterous, stormy, in
ov,
Comp.
Adj. formed from
yos,
905, , ,
f.
the head, bald.
away : of hair, to fall off, Lat. defluere hence

:
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
, ,. , (, , ,
of
()
the
to
were kept at being the god of storms,
esh,accid,
loose: of
{05)
to be
moist or wet, to melt

to be bald.
f.
*M
2|, . {[-$,
charger, Lat. mazonomus. MAZO'5, ov, , one of the breasts

the whole breast or chest), mostly of
of men.
lesson.
longing
a mathematician.
information.
learnt.
trans, to
, , () , , !., ( ,, . . , ,^ , , , 5 , - ^ 5, . , . , , =, .: , 5, , , ,
'2, , ,
,
:
Dor. for
$. $, $, , ()
quiver with eagerness
tic.
, ): , , :
ov,
epith. of Jupiter, the
whose honour the Maemacteria Athens in the first winter month, as

etc. to burst forth.
= /iat/iaw,
:
Ep. 3 pi. Ep. aor. I
part,
(redupl. of
, -: , as
from
to
be very eager, to pant
or
c.
gen. to be eager for.
mad, raving, fran-
, (, )
differs
.
is
2.
as Subst.
Maenad.
17,
: a Bacchanal, a causing madness. maena, a small sea-fish, like our her-
mad woman
II. act.
ring.
raving, frenzied.
fut.
being
$ 05, ,
sense
[],
17,
Dim. of
a sprat.
ov,
fem.
5,
ov,
women, but
also
and
pf.
with
from
only in dialect.
of
pres.
also (in pass, form) aor. 2 pass,

:
aor. 2 inf. of
aor. I
med.
part,
$, , (()
2.
Dor. for
fut.
v(is, inf.
(*)
to rage, to be furious,
that
which
learning, knowledge
learnt, a
in pi.,
mathematics.
Hence fond of learning.
II. be-
to the sciences, esp. to
(sub.
(),
(()
fut.
mathematics mathematics :
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.
in
Causal in aor.
act.
the act of learning, acquiring
MAI'OMAI,
f.
(,
fut.
2. desire
or
power of learning.
strive: to seek, seek to
of
,
f.
ov,
verb.
Adj.
cipulus
,
:
, make
a
II.
neut.
of to one must learn.
be
(-)
make mad, madden. [], Dep. to endeavour, compass: cf. Oep. =

to
the Sparkler, i.e. the dog-star.
a pupil or scholar. a disciple of one, instruct. From ov, , a learner, pupil, Lat.
to be
II.
(^)
(i.e. Scythhn) fashion. fem. or blessed, happy, properly of the gods, opp. to mortal
Adv. in Maeotic
MA'KA'P [], apos, :

:
dis-
men
absol.
disciple.
gods,
. of men, supremely
(5,
the
blessed
ones,
i.
e.
the
blest, fortunate

but also, prosperous, ivealihy.
esp. called
III.
'.
5,
,
the dead were
the blessed, as being
beyond the
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.,
abode of the blessed.
happy
happy, fortunate : classes : Comp, and Sup.

blessed,
esteeming happy, a blessing.
happy by others
bliss,
i.
donian side
Kearrjp a long, tedious tale.
KodKws, dreaming, mooning. Dor. for
, , $,. $ ,, . , , ovos,
From
shambles, market.
Adv.,
Kaarrjs drew upon his tablet in

tion,
token of acquittal.
of persons, long-lived ;
Ion.
Adv. at a distance, afar

length, tediously
;
farther, to a greater distance.
length
necked.
great length.
, ,^ . ^^ ,,),, , , ,, ,(, ) -, , , (, (, . (), -, ) ^) -, , (, ) -, $$, -, (,) , , -, (, ) , (). -, . () . ) ^, . ,. -, ^)

rjpos, 0,
, , () , -, , , () , , , , -, -, , , , , ), , ( , ,
Ep. dat.
pi.
($, ^, () . ,
of
happiness,
bliss.
long duratio7t.
in
. the
Sdp,
:
fut.
Att.
, ()
in Att.
to call or esteem
to bless.
ing, patient
-, ) -, -, , () .
ov,
-,
;
an Ethiopian people south of Egypt.

ov,
advanced age.
Adv.
f.
(, ) (, , , (, ") (, () ()
long-lived: ot
gen.
423
long-lived, of
very old,
ov,
far-running.
from
afar.
to be long-suffer-
riva to be forbearing
a, ov,
or os, ov, collat. form of
, ,,
:
($,
deemed
or long-suffering towards one.
6,
one of the upper -raros. a pronouncing or forbearing

or
long-suffering.
ov,
patient.
f.
pronounced
c.
ace. rei, to speak

17,
, (^)
Adv.
{.-, )
Hence
long-suffering,
patiently.
to
speak at length
long on a subject.
Hence
absol. enviable.
[t], ov,
like
, one
Adv.
-ruis.
a speakirig at length.
in a state
e.
one dead
17
fern,
6, 3, , ,, aaprs. ($) ()
$.
of
ov,
ov, contr.
long-breathed
or
tall,
taper.
,,
(,
long-lived, lasting long.
(, '^), (, ) -,
speaking at length.
f,
to be
on the Mace-
Time
I.
long, whether of Space oi Spa.ce, long, far-stretching. 2.

;
)
is
or, to
speak Macedonian.
ov,
and
-, , ,
,
tall, lofty
zho
Macedonian.
>,. far, far distant deep. succours from a distance: (m
for a long way ;

sible.
apraov as far as
often used, like
irpu/roi by far the first.
a Macedonian.
poet, also
(,
as far,
from
$,
Lat.
indcelhtvi,
pick-axe with one point, a slaughter-house,
of Time, long
(sc.
(.$)
used as Adj.,
time.
)
much;
:
4. dat.
far,
pos-
by
II.
long-lasting, enduring
after
a long time;
for a long
at great
;
2.
long, tedious;
length.
III. regul.
ovos, 6, poet, for
Dor. for
= iyros,
f.
($)
: :
roso.o,{omed from
from
IV, the neut.
Kporaroi
Irreg.
Comp. Comp.
apr(po
pi.
Sup. Sup.
to
irreg.
Sup. of
is
used as
greatest.
Adv.,
[a], to be stupid
pf. part,
taking long strides loudly bellowing

:
(make
far-
lotig prayers
to
so also neut. sing.,
length
ace.
as
shout aloud.
afar.
(sub.
, the long
opp. to the short line
which the token of condemnawhich was in

line
,=
ov,
length.
, ,
stretched,
long drawn
out.
Comp. of
vyyoi,
q, v.
,,
lasting long
,,
with
te-
01
the immortals.
long throat or gullet.
ace. fern, of
off,
used as
ov,
far: Comp.
2. also
dio7is prater.
of Time, af
ov,
direiv to speak at great
also long,
(vos,
, ,
f.
17^0,
Hence
Dor. prolixity, prosing.

17,
days.
-,
-,
($, ($,
to live long.
,
l.
long-enduring. a kneading-trough
towel, napkin.
long-
Dor. for
old poet, aor, 2 part, of
to speak at
'",
;
[],
Dor. for
Adv.
(%,
long-windedness,
the season
quite:
of long
'
stands;
very, very much, exceedingly, strengthening the word with which it right well; very many; right quite directly
'(
through
ov
by no means, on no account.
2.
424
in very truth
. .
strengthening a whole sentence

;
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,
in
this
case
5.
negat.
i.
ttuvtos
e.
by all means.
strongly
(sc.
),
most of
Lat. impritnis, as
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.
<,, , ',, 5, . ^ ,$, , , (. , . ,

.
so,
with a
part.,
irep
$ ,
:
now
MA'AOA"
or
pitch for calking ships.

tablets.
2. the
a mixture of wax and wax laid over writingto soften
f.
($ $
;
Att.
Pass, to be softened
to be remiss.
poet, for
or -ea, verb. Adj. of one 7nust be remiss.

ij,
,=
(with
in
inserted),
soft,
is
preceded by another more than anything,

;
soft.
II. soft,
gentle,
mild:
bad sense,
weakly, effeyninate.
III.
Sup.
most, most
ks
Adv.
f.
all,
especially
kv rois
much
as any
vate.
$, , , gentle of mood. ,,
:
, ', - , . : () 8, , -, , ,: -, ) ', $, ', ,., ,, . ,

gen. rroZos,
v.
irovs) softly treading.
effeminacy, weakness.
f.
&, , ,
,,
^-, , ($) () , ()
,
II.
-^ - , . , -, ,
iSos,
,=
softly
gently, mildly.
to soften,
soothe:
sleep.
Pass.,
,. , () ,
to be
unnerved by
Dor. for Dor. for
hair, a lock of hair,
nymph who
protects the flocks
Adv., Sup. of
crasis for
'2, ,
Adv.,
:
($,
men,
a fleece
softness, tenderness : of
to be soft or tender. to
make
soft,
f.
ener-
, -. . . .
')
:
by
, , (,
Comp. of
$, (, = ().
:
)
[a]
v.
lii.
nay
but.
bound with wool.
v.
lock of wool, the vjool of sheep, of men, a lock or braid of hair.
Pass,
Att.
and Med. aor. I med.
kaav,
pass,
(-
mother
to
be soft or tender,
weak or
effemi-
nate.
2. to
be softened or appeased.
a darling.
gen. ovos,
''',
a
soft,
{$,[] '^)
soft;
II. soft,
:
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.
Ill
-)5, , . ,, , , -5,,, , ,,,

Dor. for
white.
and
Dor. for (Origin uncertain.) Dor. for a child's attempt to

later
-.
call
to
II.
its
like
()
or
, . Mammon,
the Sy-
Lat.
MOLLIS,
rian
god of
riches,
= Greek
hence generally,
grassy meadow.
gentle,
wealth, riches.
mild. 2. in bad sense, less, remiss.

xeipos,
soft, effemitiate
easy, care-
affirm. Particle,
o,
($,
:
soft-
also
2.
Dor. and old Ep. for a fold, byre, stable, Lat. matidra the setting of a seal, Lat. pala,funda.
banded, soothing.
to soften
Pass, to be soft
8,
:
, , mandrake,
$,
fut.
a narcotic plant.
or weakly, to flag.
lessly
:
of Maneros, only son of the

iv, aor. 2 part,
first
king of
Adv. of
softly
easily,
care-
Egypt
tical
Sup.
Att.
-,
fut.
soft, soften
of leather, to
II.
, ($) make
to
to
make
and
supple, curry
metaph., curry him.
give one a dressing,

2
:
pacify : also to relieve. to be relieved from.
of
, () ',
03, , ,
fire
:
metaph.
to soften by entreaties, to
c.
Pass, to be softened
gen.
()
or
a mallow, Lat. malva.

very strong, mighty, raging,
metaph. glowing, vehement.
the
arm-pit, Lat. ala
phrase
only
in
the
under the arm.
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.,
in
. , . , ', (, ( ,
also a national dirge
named
after him, iden-
%,
with the Greek Aivos. pi. of Dor. for aor. 2 inf. of
Dor.
aor.
Homer
$,
either without
:
augm.
$;
IV.
c. part.,
know
that
you
are.
comes to mean where/ore? properly, having ascertained what ? for what /}'esh reason ?
in Att.,
aknost
II. madness, frenzy. III. enthugenerally, mad passion, rage, fury. siasm, Bacchic frenzy.
fern. Adj. frantic, mad, frenzied: joined with a neut. pi. Subst., with mad fits of raving, like victricia anna.
() , 5, ()
=
;
Ion.
-, ,
$, \ , , ()
-$, $ (,
Dor. for
f$,
. . , , , ', . , ;
see
'.
,
,
425
Ep. aor.
2 inf.
of
,=
lash, whip, scourge. Dor. and Att. form of
[/*3]
wvos,
fennel, Lat. marathrum. [/tS] Marathon, a plain on the cast
coast of Attica, celebrated for the defeat of the Persians, so called from its being overgrown with fennel
, ,
$,
e.,
inclined to madness,
mad
().
:
to look
mad.
Hence
madly.
tvho foiight at
Pass., aor.
-5, (, )
ov, 6,
:
Marathon
f.
:
Adv. in
tSos,
Dor. for
mad fashion,
$.
MATAI'Nil,
I
hence a brave veteran. aor. i Att. -dva

pf.
eldos)
mad-like,
2.
mad:
MA'NNA", ,
madness. a morsel, grain.

or
MA'NN05
collar.
MANO'2, ,
cid.
11.
-,
Ion.
I.
$, ,
,
manna.
of number, few, scanty.

also the
, -,
ov,
($,
Lat, rarus, thin, loose, slack, flac-
Lat. monile, a necklace,
wearing a
collar.
(()
See prophesying,
II.
$.
power of divination : an oracle, prophesy.

Ion.
i.
mode of divination.
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-
^
(Hence
one
(
:
or
-, ,
()
-05, ,
From
:
osus.
an
II.
oracle,
the seat
, - -, ) ^., ( 6$,
of an oracle.
an oracular response.
ov, or os, ov. Ion.
ness, gluttony.
65, ,
ov,
($)
:
,, , 5 ,, ^',
'02,
2.
($)
(-)
(^$)
greedy, gluttonous. ^.lustful. rage, madness.
5, ,
=
77,
Hence
2. greedi-
3. Itist.
MA'PH,
57,
a hand.
the embers of charcoal.
oracular, prophetic.
5, , an
f.
:
ov,
(, Hence
(-$.)
[]
Root of some
to flash,
oracle.
Dep,
(8)
:
aor. I
pf.
to divine, prophesy,
gulper of coal-dust. only in pres. and impf., sparkle, glisten, gleam, mostly of metal
tenses of
MAPMAI'Pfi,
deliver
sult
an oracle.
oracle.
2. to
of animals, to scent.
(, ,, , () \08,
pass, sense,
by an oracle.
prophetic
or faculty of divination.
f.
soothsayer, seer, prophet:
metaph. aforeboder.
hopper.
less often.
, , $ , , , ,, , () , , )() , ,/,(: -5, -, , , ,, . , , . 5, ,() , , ,. 5,

an
II.
3. to seek divinations: to
presage, forebode, surmise: con-
aor. I
an oracle was given : and pf. part, (the oracles delivered. Hence verb. Adj. one must divine, prophesy. foretold or ordained
Ion. for
etc.
(,
impers. in
glistening, of metals
voc. of
-, -05. $.
,
, of
ov,
as Subst.,
or for a soothsayer or diviner, (sub. the art
), ,
From
:
Adv.
-cDs.
5, ,
(,
to
prophesy.
inspired, frenzied.
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.
:
() 8, , () (05, $,,=$. ()
sparkling eyes.
a,
ov,
flashing, sparkling,
also of the sea.
ov,
of marble.
v,
bright, gleaming.
ov,
any stone or rock, with
gen.
(cus
Ion. los
a diviner,
MA'PNA'MAI,
opt.
;
, ($, )
inf.
imperat.
subj.
zho
II.
as fern., a prophetess.
2.
a kind of locust or grass-
impf.
ao,
,
:
part,
dual
no other
contend:
, ,
the art of divination, divining. \v\ ov, oracular, prophetic.
a, ov,
= 05.
($)
tenses in use
Dep.
to fight,
do
battle,
of boxers, to contend, encounter.

3.
2. to
quarrel, wrangle.
metaph.
to struggle, strive.
Adv of
$,
Dor. for
:
-.
Ep. part. gen. dual of Ep. 3 sing, and
pi.
impf. of
rarely
comp.
seizcr, ravisher.
dupl. aor. 2
inf.
, . : , , : ^,, ^ -5, ,
426
'
:
fut.
aor.
seize
but also
to
favour of another
thing, testify to
witness, testimony, evidence.
(, ^ , , ^', 5, ( 5, [, ( , ) , () , ,, () . , , ( , (). , . ,. , ,, $, , , ( 5, -, , ,. ) , () , ,. , , ,, , , ) , ,^, ,

(, whence
:
re-
ov, searching.
and a shortd.
pi.
aor. 2
false
opt.
pf. part. of,
gf^^sp, hold, catch
to lay
hold
'202, MA'PTT'P,
:
to
embrace, clasp : to reach, overtake, catch. a bag, pouch, Lat. tnarsupium. Hence vpos, 6 and , Aeol. for
f.
:
one who deserves whipping, a worthless slave, sorry knave, Lat. verbero. ov, carrying a whip:
as Subst.,
, , ()
form
for
f.
:
'/.
I
$.
(,() ,
aor.
a sort of constable.
:
Pass.,
fut. 1
fut.
med.
:
f.
med.
:
in pass, sense,
aor.
()
f.
:
in pass, sense
:
pf.
(to
Pass.,
to
whip, flog, beat.
Hence
pf.
:
to be
a witness
ov, that deserves
whipping.
bear witness
rivi
to
bear witness in
that a
ov, verb. Adj. of
be
c.
ace. rei, to bear witness to a

to testify or declare
whipped, deserving a whipping.
thing
is
c. inf.
Pass, to have witness borne to one.
II.
{)
aor.
to
whip, flog.
later, to be or
become a martyr.
arcs,
Hence
opos,
testimony.
{,
a bearing witness.
p\.,
2.
horse-whip.
a scourger. whip, scourge ; II. metaph. scourge,
,a
[]
:
plague ;
testimony, proof: in
.
.
UdOovs
the lash of eloquence.
part, of
evidence,
From
f.
los,
Ion. for
dat.
Dep.
{$) I
,
[],
aor.
Dor. for
to call to witness, invoke
absol.
to
gnash
the teeth, only in Ep.

to whip, scourge,
call witnesses,
form of
MA'PTT''^,
from
or
, gen.
$,
:
I protest.
part. dat.
a witness.
ace.
:
if
but also ace.
pi.
(8,
to chew.
as
beat, lash
Med.,
collat.
form of
rrhfvpas ovprj [the Hon]
lashes his sides with his
dat.
poet,
a witness.
for
Dor.
-.
*,
Dor. for
i
aor.
inf.
of
I
f.
Dep.,
inf.
{,
[],
aor.
of
Root
Dor. for
$.
to touch.
a breast-ba/id. one of the breastsoia. woman, later form forHom./ia^'uS. II. metaph. ro?/ni/M/,^no//. III. a piece of wool fastened to the edge of the nets. From a pandering. f. to be a pander, play the pander : c. ace. to seduce.
,,
, (, ;)
tail.
Hence a leathern thong. II. metaph. a leathern thong. a supple, slippery knave. , a Dor. form Dor. for dat. pi. of
II. to work with the to touch, handle. (hands, to knead dough, Lat. pinso Pass., dough ready kneaded.
:
{*)
,. ,( ,
,
08,
[],
fut.
ii.
6$, $, ,
,
, , * .
ov, 6,
Lat. leno, lena.
05.
Lat. Massilia, Marseilles.
man of Marseilles.
etc.,
^$
Comp. of
chews or eats, the jaxvs, mouth. chewed, a mouthful, morsel.
, () , , (5, ,
,,
neut.
for
Att.
fut.
I
aor.
:
Pass.,
aor.
pf.
, '^ '^ ^, () $ 2|, ()

Hence
:
pf,
:
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.
,
:
and
',, ()() ,
, (,
apander, pimp,
gen.
irreg.
, -,
[],
f, ;
longer, larger.
II.
meaning,
profane.
is
aftos,
that with which one

that which
([
, ,
or
deavour
,
f.
. , (,
-,
of
to
fern,
mumble, of an old man.
MA'TA'il,
lag
. (,() ,,, , ()
=
,
f.
:
the armpit, La.t.ala, axilla,

to
[]
idle talking.
From
idly talking.
idle, foolish,
ov,
(y)
a, ov, or oi, ov,

II.
un-
trifling.
thoughtless, rash, wanton,

vanity.
idly,
Hence
, folly,
Adv. of
without reason.
not.
II. to
17^0;,
to be idle, to loiter, linger,
-yov the
be in vain, fruitless.
:
to seek
to seek or en-
(,
:
aor.
(^
2. to
work lags
:
(*)
:
to seek,
to
$, , (*) a
do
to seek or search after.
search
to seek to do.
seek or search after:
seeker, searcher.
Hence
to search, explore.
Ion.
[a], Ep. part.
:
of
Lit. frustra.
mere. of
a rich, high-seasoned dish, Lat. mattea (Foreign word.) and mattya.

6v,
, ,. , , , , $. , -, -8, ()
rare form for
to
()(],
II.
Aeol. form
tread on.
and
MA'TH, , =
Dor.
((5
Att.
:
fut.
:
Ep.
aor. 1
:
a folly, a fault, [a]

at
Hence
inf.
[]. Adv.
in vain, idly, foolishly.
or
^,
pf.
;
(($
or
4>27
Ep.
:
2. senselessly,
random, Lat.
ie-
Dep.
(^xj;)
to fight,
i.
^. idly, falsely,
dainties.
potverless, to
, (, /) -05, , $, $ ,. ,
Ion.
hence fis Dor. for Dor. for
Lzt.falso. Originally at random, [a]

[a]
ace.
pers. to fight with,
Lat. mater,
the sanction of ; themselves : but,
against one, in single combat.
' $^ '
e.
:
contend in battle against ; but,
c. dat.
with
to fight
to fight
by one
II.
generally, to
-, ,
a vain attempt. etc., Dor. for
-.
tip
quarrel, wrangle, dispute
hence, to oppose, withstand one. III. to contend for the prize in the games to measjire oneself with. Adv. in vain, idly, fruitlessly ;
',
:
liching
to swear lightly,
rashly, indecorously.
Sjv, at,
Att. for
or los,
-,
:
knife.
like
to
darken
metaph.
make obscure
or forgotten
to
make
Pass, to
out reason
become dark or obscure. [], a large
II. as a weapon, a short sword the sword-sheath. (the or dagger : a sabre or scimitar, opp. to
straight sword).
knife.
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],
battle, fight,
, ) , , -, . , .. , , ... , ,
III.
knife,
worn
like a dirk
a kind of rasor;
next
vain.
$, $,
2.
scissors.
. Dim.
.
Hence
peating again and again, a Root, only
a short sword or dagger. Dim. of a small
', ,(,
.-3,/, (,)
^.
MA'XH
a small rasor. a sword or knifefactory. From 6v, a cutler. wearing a sabre. . Dor. for [], ovos, , Machaon, son of Aesculapius. Ep. part, of
Ion. for
-, *, , , ,
ov,
, . -5, -5,
: :
unmeaningly,
II.
thoughtlessly,
ov,
Adv.,
{) =
(,)
squalls, gtists of wind.
vain, false, idle, useless.
Hence
\,foolishly, thoughtlessly: with-
recklessly.
ov,
(, -) (, (() , , (,
[]
pf.
Med,
used in pf. act. and in with pres. sense, 3 pi. often in the syncopate forms, dual
I.
plqpf.
long for, desire eagerly, mostly pressing foralso absol., c, inf. pressing forward with tyxf ward; II. 2. to wish or claim to be. their spears. iminf. part. Med.,
to strive after,
($,
;
3 sing, imperat. but most often in part, but also

;
($,
65
0, ^,
,008,
Ep. part, of
perat.
3 sing. Ion, inipf. of Dor. for pres. imperat. of
, ,
\L(, enclit.
to seek after, covet.
(, } ^ 5, ,
(5, []
;
idly talking.
bringing forth in
idly yelping, re-
pi.
(.($, (.-
,a
((^5, -5, '. $) ('(5. (-$,

neut. of
is,
ace. of 70;.
very bold.
warlike.
, 5,
nanimous.
408, ,
,
Hence
, , () a
iv, ov,
ov, gen. ovos, warlike.
fighter, warrior
as Adj.
(/^tâs) 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
, ,
-5,
Ion. for
ov,
((Jas,
s)
high-minded, mag-
oi
force.
tious.
-, 9, '02, -,
or
()
of ox for fighting, pugnacious. disposed for battle, warlike:

the soldiery, the effective ftSos)
yaKXfOS, -,
very famous.
s,
(,
k\(os) : of several of the family of the Alcmaeonidae at Athens. is, (i'fas, kvSos) much renowned.
-ets,
cf.
:
-, -,
(%,
is,
declined (as
2. pr. n.
-,
(($
if
from
'\8) (-
(^8,
warlike, conten-
, ,
ahos, poet. fem. of
$.
.
wanton. Hence , lewdness, lust, wantonness. Ion. for 3 pi. opt. of

ov, lewd, lustful
speak haughtily
, -. ) [-. -, , -,
-5,
neut.
pi.
of
ifas.
Dor. for
') very
-8
:
f.
Med.
and
(^$,
to boast highly,
-5,
to boast oneself.
ov,
(/75,
boastful, vaunting, arrogant.
: :
428
$, , , (^$)
65,
Hence
- -.
magnificent, splendid
:
of
men, haughty.
boast.
vaunting, boastful.
sense, haughtiness.
, -5, , -,
-,
-|5,
:
^, ,
Hence
sense, pride, haughtiness.
j^tos,
Adv. of
f.
grandeur, splendour, majesty.
('($, magnificently.
{eya\yopos)
to talk big,
noble, generous
, -,
, -,
:
big talking.
ov,
('$,
From
ayopfva) talking
big,
in
manliness, courage.
epos, 6,
, {1^$,
minded.
2. in
bad
sense, haughty.
tnagnanitnous.
to
lofty sentiments,
-,
,
^, {^)
ov,
epos,
, , {^$,
to
) )
2. in
bad
hearted,
heroic, high-
Pass, to be exalted.
to
, ,
bad
greatness of mind:
ovos,
in
high-minded, , , (yas, bad sense, proud, haughty.
big talkifig, vaunting.
ov,
{eyas,
greatness of soul, magnanimity
in
bad
From
:
loud-talking.
-5,
6-5,
$,
:
sense, arrogance.
From
ov,{iyas,^p) high-souled, great-
magnanimous. (yas) to make great or powerful
2.
great-hearted:
magnify
Pass, to be exalted,
bear oneself haughtily.
ov, (yas, giving a great name, conferring glory. Adv. of eyas, greatly. Adv. of (yas, over a large space
loftiness
of sentiment.
ov, gen. ovos,
sents
, -,
-'5,
(^'/,
^)
From
From
of
greatly, hugely
high-minded.
hence capacious.
bitious.
pay.
rock.
) -8, {, ) -5, -5, ) -8, -5, ) -75, )

,
ou,
(/',
^) very
glorious.
rich pre-
, , ,
, ^,
Mcyapis,
:
to extol,
exaggerate or aggravate a crime.
)
to
:
magnify.
also magnificently.
munificence, liberality.
{^,
making
Megarian.
6-, (, , ,
opos,
ace. masc. o{
(eyas) greatness. lyas.
,, (îyas,
Megara
Att.
:
Hence
f.
munificent.
ov,
oJtos) very wretched.
Megarians, speak
:
is,
(eyas,
concealing
much
s,
(eyas, Kparos) far-ruling.

of high design,
(sub. 7^), the
{yas,
am-
ov,
{yas,
receiving large
ov,
((yas,
, gen.
los Att, ews,
joined with the
name of
a place, as,
TTOXies the great city of Athens.
ov, gen. ovos, {iyas, npaya) disposed to do great deeds, forming great designs. splendour, magnificence. From .fy^Xo^pi^fa,
-,
ness
Comp. eya\o^!p(epov, V. iyas.
^ -,
:
'
on the vast
ir6\is)
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
, , ,
2.
2.
, ,,
their dialect
(Meyapa) Megarian.
, .
cf.
manly, heroic, [d] es, , a
take part with the
fem. Adj. Megarian:
as
Subst.
Megarian
(')
territory,
Megarid.
(yas,
the temple at Delphi, the sanctuary, shrine
in this sense
yao-
always
. META'S, iyaK
eyk, yK, a,
:
in sing., like Lat. aedes,
a temple. Adv. homewards, home.

[d],
Hence
-68,
6$,
is,
{fyas,
magnificent, splendid, sumptiious.

Ion.
)
Adv.
ya
gen.
fy\o,
ov dat. dual
r},
:
ace.
iyv, ey\v, (ya
$,
:
plur.
(y^.o,
ai, a, etc., like a
befitting great-
-,
Sup.
-.
Hence
magnificently
regul. Adj. hi os but the regul. form is never used in sing. nom. and ace. masc. and neut. large, big, great : hence, great, vast, i
'02
tall.
spacious, wide.
3. long.
. of
4.
spirited.
-5, (, ,
6$,
:
6-5,
is,
degree, great, powerful,

tant.
in
mighty
3.
weighty,
impor-
large form, magjiificent.

enterprising, adventurous.
f.
-8,
-,
in
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.
(iyas, aOivos) of great strength. ov, {iyas, airXayxvov) high-
strong, violent.
of sounds, loud.
minded
(<,
bad
ov,
{yas,
-,
(^(ya^[>pv)
sense, to be proud,
Adv. of
ya\(ppv,
proudly.
) ) ) , , , (, 5; -, ) -5,
y\s
ey\a
far
Adjs.j/ar,
yal,
iy'
better.
IV.
Comp.
greatly daring,
to be
neut.
gen.
in Ion, prose
:
high-
ov ; Dor. Boeot. larger: also too great, more than enough.

yiaros,
Sup.
greater,
/*c-
haughty.
ov, greatest, largest.

ts,
generously,
{yas,
is,
(fyas,
oOlvos) very mighty. vaunting, braggart.
Ion.
impf.
^
height
:
^$
is
magnitude,
small in size;
used absol. as Adv., in
5, greatly,
size.
\$ '^$
ou,
-' ^
bulk,
cos,
6,
('5)
size,
size ;
large in size:
greatness,
[, -(, , (,
Ep.
:
poet. aor. 2
aor. 2
closely,
the ace.
or like
too in pi., ov Bea rivers not bearing any proportion to the Nile in
shining greatly NeiXov eovTCs
//:
med. to follow hard upon, chase, Lat. insequi.

3. to visit.
;
so
or search after. manage, dispose
\is)
, /. $, (/', -8, , {'^$) 65, , {^, - -, () (. making ^-,
-, 5,
,
aor. I part, oi
5 -,
burden on
eparus) passing lovely.

the nobles, chief
men.
t,
gen. los Att.
($,
honour.
-5, (', )
ov. Sup. of
cities
greatest or most blest.
,. , ,
his back.
II.
f.
^ ^: 5
429
:
fut.
^'.
follow
seek
to
inf.
part,
after,
2. to
4.
metaph.
disposing a
trans.,
he turned the horses in pursuit of Tydides.

to translate.
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.
Attic corn-measure, containing 6 KT(is, 48 = 6 Roman modii = nearly 12 viKfs, and 192
gallons.
mon
-, (($.) {, " -, (^) , , -, , . /, ^. '02, . , ', ^ ^. - -, ,

^670$.
ov,
greatest
in
among.
-,
day, in open day-light, Lat. diurnus.

ov,
,
(,
as
fut.
attend to, think on ; c. gen., thinking of, preparing for battle.

contrive or devise.
',
co, name
ovTos,
fut.
fem. of
hence
lord.
catch in turn.
(5
overtake.
differently, to correct,
- : -, ,, . ^ , , .
;
}(, , , = , the genitals.
of the Gorgon, Medusa. , one who rides over : a guardian, Properly part, of an old Verb to rule.
( ^ , ,
:
Ion. also
, the medimnus or com-
, , ,
inf. inf.
o( strong drink. aor. i of to have come in quest of properly pf. of

pf.
II.
drunkenness.
to
he seated
6v,
happening by
remissness, carelessness.
pass,
From
ov, gen. ovos,

pf.
remiss, careless.
(in
med. sense) of
[]
:
Ep.
fut. inf.
Ep. for
3
:
pi.
impf. of
:
part.
aor. I
($.
pres.
Dep.
to
give heed
II.
to,
,
(,
(as if
inf.
to be
to plan,
like
a ruler
^$, (, -,
:
Ion.
Adv. of
2
ov. Ion. for
aor.
to
Ep, syncop. aor. leap or rush tipon.

:
-$, Dor.
f.
1
: -5.
for aor.
I
. , \( \ - ^ .(
/leTiCTO or
pf.
pres. /xTi6i (not
^ ^^ ( ^
:
Med. (. 3 and Homer from ((), Ep. 5,

from and
Ep.
(( ),
for
^.
2
f.
^:
aor. 2 inf.
sing. impf.
;
(($
fut.
part.
sing. aor. 2
uses 3
3 sing,
inf.
(as if
and 3
(for 3 pi. aor. 2 subj. :

:
Herodotus
^') ^'
fut.
(5,
:
for
has 3 sing,
pass.
,
aor. I
),
part.
and
(for
pass.
($
:
()
to
also 3 sing. impf. pass.
(for
ât
li; ;
vos),
I.
trans, to set loose, let go,
I. c. ace.
Comp. of
Ion.
^$.
pers.
to
let
loose,
c.
release
set
or
leave
to
berty.
2.
ace. rei, to let go, let fall,
to let
throw; go, give up one's wrath
2 part. pass,
II. to
rush after,
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
levai
to let tears
i.e.
ow,
^6.
to dispose
pf. pass.
or for another.
reform
Med., with
to forgive, excuse
to
to alter one's
(aor.
imperat.)
way of life ; v^vs Tpovovs adopt new

aor.
I
,
gen.
off.
5. to neglect, regard lightly. II. Med. one a fault. loose oneself from, let go hold of,
;
(-
habits.
(. (, , $, ^, (, 6,
Ep. for
of
(.
:
the Act. takes the ace. to let go, III. intrans. in Act. to relax one's
, (.
(,
0.
aor. 2 opt. of
efforts
in war, to slacken, be
lukewarm
:
generally,
2. c.
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 inf.
and part, of
Ep. for
verb. Adj. of
((, one must

of
aor. 2 subj. o{
Ion. for /xe^ftXe, 3 sing. aor. 2 oi Ep. for aor. 2 inf. oi
Dor. for
fut.
((( = (, gen.
of
^^,
^. '. ^. '. .
share
in.
to be remiss or careless, to be idle, loiter.
abandon or neglect one.
(5 ((
-<,
:
rei,
to cease
from, abandofi
c.
gen. pers. to
left
3. c. part.,
\$
having wept and bewailed he
-, -
in Att.;
Tin Ep., except metri collat. form of

I.
(.
in pres.
gratia.]
Causal
aor.
act.
and impf., and med.
-(
fut.
430
:
obLa
in
to
place
2.
another
way:
to substitute,
change.
to
put away, remove: generally,
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.
2
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.
( ^, ,
;
pf.
plqpf.
^ " , ". ^; , (
to
tle ;
. ^,
I
-, , ((, ^
f.
f.
:
pi. aor. 2 subj. ot
(.
,
'/^6$) to bring too litto weigh tragedy by

:
scruples,
weigh scrupulously
:
see
(.
to
Hence
Ep. part,
^, ,
,
f.
, ($)
craft, artifice.
From
to
(|$,
to deal craftily with.
tific
a boundary
frontier.
suit
pursue eagerly
, ), ^-, , ((, ) ^,
-<,
;
:
(-8, , {,
f
)
:
work by method: hence
inquiry or treatise
a following after: a scienmethod, system.
pleases, bridal gifts, a bridal dowry.
-05, , oy, (, opos) bordering on, forming

(sub.
the borders,
f.
to associate with,
mix
with.
or
hunger.
ciae.
Lat. inferiae.
Pass.,
aor.
;
-2|,
f.
(($ ,
l
Att.
urge in purfollow closely, following close. to remove ships from one

to to
trans.,
tory
anchorage to another, properly with vias omitted metaph.

place to another another.
but often
intr.
to
remove from one please:
Pass, to sail
from one
place to
to
'',
water, epith. of
a place between waters, whence the waters ran different ways : cf. Lat. Interamnia. ajeos, , , gushing with
TO, a place in the heart of Arcadia,
posterity
) , , , ^ , ^, -,. ) , ^' , , ( . , -, ) ,
wine.
drunkefi.
(-, 6-,
-$, , , ((, )
vos, TO, wine, Lat.
words;
of or
merum.
Nymphs.
(,
from
the
-,
(0$, ,
shoes,
-,
f.
rjyos, 6,
(, , {,
(^,
) )
wine-struck,
Med.
change
put on another
() drunkenness.
(($,
as
person''s shoes.
in
Causal of (), aor. I to make drunk with wine, to intoxicate: Pass., pres. to get drunk; in aor. I to be
:
() . . , ($, -5, ((\5, (() , , . , , (,
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.
, ,'^ 65, {) , ('

Ep. for dat. oi
^. , (, , , ,. , ,, {)., ,
to smile
aor. I
p.
for
see
and
f.
[],
collat.
a smile, smiling. form of to smile

in
$.
Adv. of later form
a greater degree,
greater.
for
ov, irreg.
Comp. of
anything that pacifies or
, ()
3.
gladden
anything to soothe scraps to appease
a propitiation offered to the dead, a fondling, darling, Lat. deli4. a soothing song.
2. in pi,
ov,
able to soothe, propitia-
$, ,
;
(sub. lepa),
ov, poet, for

:
f.
()
(\$, ashen.
to
atonements.
to soothe,
:
make mild,
to
to treat kindly : to appease, propitiate
be soothed,
grow calm
'
Med.
Pass.
use soothing
(\
-, ,
($)
$, ,
-,
ov,
to address with soothing
(() (\
words
:
cf.
of persons, mild, gracious.

ov,
yrjpvs) soft-voiced.
)
if
II.
giving plea-
mild, gentle, kind.

sing. aor. I
less,
aor. I inf.
of
Ep. 3
pi.
and
of
.
see
(, ,
the
ovos,
neut. of
the
too small.
name of
lamb which was
drunk.
ov,
drunk
with playing at the
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]
:
-, ,
-8, , ,
:
(-$, , ov,
neut.
also os, ov,
()
. -6,
weight,
be
Athenian Apattiria ; since, it was rejected as

f,
(,
not
offered at of a certain
I
too light
to
((, ()
to
have too
little,
drunken.
poor
c.
gen.
rei, to
be scant of a thing.
in a less degree
Hence
;
ov, later, living after; oi
disadvantage.
6,
is,
() (,
(,
ov,
only used
in pres.
) :
Adv. afterwards, a drunkard.
later.
Adv. -of to be too mean.

f.
(,
($
3. to
reeling-drunk.
producing wine.
()
II.
to
make
smaller, lessen, di-
miriish.
2. to
lessen in honour, degrade.

Pass, to
and impf., the other tenses
():
extenuate.
-,
become smaller, to debecome worse or weaker ; c. gen. to

ov, 0,
(, (-)
;:
36,
Dep.
or mischievous, Lat. adolescenturire. TO, Dim. of a lad, stripling.
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
, ,.,
()
to be
a boy : to be idle
3,
,
^, {() &, 5$,.., ^, 5, , ^^, ^,
:
,. (, ,
,
.
Ion.
Dep.
Dim. of Dim. of Dim. of
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;
$ ',
take
is
>{.1,5.
':
light.
) $, ^) -, ^) -, ) -,
6-5,
es,
. -, -,
^
(4$,
:
431
soil.
ov,
(4\5,
\$) with black
dark-dyed.
(S,
Dor. for
(4.$,
black-clotted
ov,
.(:\-\,
generally, black, discoloured.
((\$,
ov,
(,4\$)
\$)
black-robed.
, ),
from
',
'$
half the
ov, cpvWov) dark-leaved: honour as thy with dark foliage, dark-wooded.
that which
allotted, destiny, like
, , 6'-6$,
head : as
of a ship, with black sails.

ov,
, -5, (, -5, ) -, ) -5, )

and Aeol.
for
, ,
, (\5, (\5,
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.
a month.
-,\( ) (, (, (- -3, , (, )) ^ -,, ($ -, ^

avos,
(neut. of
ibos,
(s,
-, ,
-5,
;
ov,
(4\$,
es,
{\$,
dark-leaved. black-winged. (paos) with darkness for
($,
-8, ,
caKos
black dye, ink.
, , (4$, aiyis)with dark aegis.
ov,
') bound or mounted with

an iron-rimmed
shield.
dark-gleaming.
ov,
(4\,
holding ink;
an z^-stand.
ov,
($,
-65,
{\$,
-5,
), -,
heart of oak. black raiment. a 3 sing, without any other part
() with
with termination
raiment
oi
:
, -,
-8,
irreg.
Subst.,
,a
bird, the blackcap.
benches.
, -,
,
(,
ov,
ov,
^).
^
vIkvs,
ov,
woven with black:

black-haired.
, , , (4\$,
dark
as
spots in snow.
6-5,
lancholy.
, -$,
nom.
-8, from -). 5, , , (, with black hence gloomy, dark-brooding. black-cloaked {$,
ov,
ov, black, dark.
-$ )
nation.
From
(^Formed from
4\5
() clad
M\ayx\aivoi a Scythian
)
=
--, -, (, (, ) -, ^, {, ) 6-5,
{\5,
black-hearted.
-5, -5,
64-5,
{\5,
ov, gen. ovos,
) )
-)
black-eyed.
{($,
in black shroud.
ov,
and
vyos,
,,
black-winged.
ov,
ocae) black-eyed.
for
^\^05, ov,
= , ,=
black-boned.
(\'/\5)
ov,
II.
jaundiced.
-, -5,
, ,
f.
:
(\$, (\$,
dipped in black
s,
ov, contr.
black-skinned, sun-burnt, bronzed, swarthy: there
an
pi.
(\'$.
) ) -, )$. -, ^^. 65, 5,{5,) -5,

with black
bile.
bile,
be jaundiced or me-
-5, ) 6-5,
ov, fem.
black-tailed.
ov, oos,
-5, 6-65,
cs, (/xeAoi,
ovv, (/xeAas,
wtos,
, , (4$,
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.
to
, .^ , ,
:
((\$)
the cross-beam or rafter in
''5, ) ^6- , ',

is
, ,, , . , ,
ov,
ov, (/Lic'Aas,
Comp. of
-, ^. 5. )
;
5,
(/ucAas,
with black walls.
black when eaten. with black water, [a]
Aeol.
&:
gen.
etc.
cf.
black,
((\$)
Pass., aor. i
to blacken,
make black
pf.
in use.
Pass.
-$,
grow
{)
gen.
to care for, be
II.
cumbered or anxupon,
c.
black or dark, turn black.

s, (/xcAas,
$)
ious about,
c.
to tend, attend
deep in darkness.
ace.
Hence
433
ba
aros,
ov,
(,
the thin^
care, anxiety, concern,
II.
.
;
about.
and , one who of a guardian, steward : a keeper or tender.
,
^,
,5, ^^, ,,,
6(., 6,
cared for.
II. bitsy.
Hence
gen.
sweet to the soul, pleasing.
-,
wvos,
,=
poet, for
. (\$.
((()
ovos,
caring for, anxious
stveet-sounding.
like
e\v,((\(5av)care,
6,
empty: neut.
happy, wretched.
mind.
-, ^ -,
impers., see
Adv.
. (^^)
as
sorrow. takes care
7nixed with honey
drink
limb from limb.
iraOeiv) stifferitig misery.
(s,
0-'8, ov, {\08, ttOvos) labourifig in misery.

\Lk\iQS, a, ov, also as, ov,
(^,
,,
player, esp. a flute-player.

also
()
fruitless, vain,
2.
melilot, a kind of clover, so called
Adv. in vain.
ovos,
(\0$,
wings.
3 sing. pres. med. of f. to care for, c. gen. IL c. ace. to study, prosecute diligently, Lat. excolere : to to praccourt: to practise, exercise;
,:
-'5,
ov, (/xeAos,
,
)
) () .
^^
un-
cf honey
wretched in flelds.
its
-, , ',
it
-, ,
-,
ov, contr.
(, 6-96-5, (, -$, -5,, (, , (,

(5,
ov,
Ion.
), (, ) ) -,
honeycomb.
sweet-sounding.
-Opovs, ovv,
honey-sweet:
honey-fed.
metapK
(,
/ honey and milk offered as a

ov. Dor.
^'- , ,
Att.
(^) -5, , (,
,,
panlcum
ov,
:
libation.
a singer,
from the quantity

in
contained.
millet, Lat.
pi. millet-
singing with
fraxineus.
name
-, (, $,
Ep.
ol,
[]
$, ,
tribe.
()
ashen, Lat.
(pay(iv) the Millet-eaters,
-8,
of a Thracian
and
\(
children, epith. of the bee-hive.

ov,
tise tise
kv
practice: absol. to take heed, take thotight.

ace. pers. to exercise or train one.
fj,
exercise.
(( , {)(^) ^, ,,(() 05,

II.
wisdom
also c. dat. rei,
to
prac-
honey-breathing, sweet-breathing.
with the bow: absol. to practise, exercise oneself

(dat. part, for inf.)
by want of
2. c.
From
2.
care, attention
practice,
care, anxiety.
arcs,
6,
a practice, study. practising diligently.
a priestess of Delphi. not
verb.
Adj.
of
practise.
guardian, avenger.
ovos,
loved
, , ,
object.
(,
longing
otie
must
opos,
aros,
() , = (, \(. , ()
,
II.
one who cares for, a
by men.
-5,
ME'I^
Ion.
it
Ep. for
(\,
an object of care: a bea charge, duty : care, anxiety.

fut. inf.
of
ov,
(^Ks,
fipoTOs) cared
.
:
bees, honied.
,,, ^, {) ^^ ) -, (, ) -5, (, ( (, ) -, (, -5, (, -,

-5, (, ) ,=
^-,
contr.
-tfvovs, ovv,
(, $) (,
with honey
-5, ,
605,
i.
ov,
Dor. for
aros,
, (()
ov,
(.
:
flowing with honey.
Att.
Dor. inf. a song, chant : a tune. t/s, a bee. 2. II. honey itself.
()
a
a, ov,
of, be-
to bees
ôn^^comb. fed on by bees.

II.
ov,
keeping bees. tending
priestess.
ov,
for
for
a blockheady as if
toughness
-$, , {,
ov,
ov,
honey-voiced, musical.
ov,
play: so also in Med., with Dor. fut. trans, to sing of, celebrate in song.
, ) -, )) ^^ -, -,) -5 -, ) -5, , , '). ,, ,, , , , , (-. -5,

house, apiary.
{jl],ov, 6,
proverbial
name
patronym. from
(\5.
II.
at
Athens
6-5, (, () , ,')) -,
ov,
ov,
ov,
$) guardian of
,
bees.
bees.
() produced
by
Att.
wvos,
feeding bees. a bee-
iTos, TO, Lat.
MEL,
honey.
-, , the ash,
was used
Lat. fraxinus
from
its
for spears.
a spear.
(-$, {, {(\,
Dor.
utos,
with honey-tone. honey-toned. sweet-sounding.

vos,
^'^. -5, (, () 5,(, (, $. 65, ()

fs,
dropping honey.
ov,
f),
a herb,
baulm, Lat. apiastrum.

honey-sweet.
fs,
false
form
for
(v,
honied, sweet.
Att.
II.
made
, ,
:
(,
ofhofiey: as Subst., a honey-cake. (sub.
yijpvs)
, (^') song
(/xe'Xos) to
{,
honey.
honey-tongued.
pipe.
), , , , (, ((5. ()
v.
(.
dealer in
to sweeten
Dor.
modulate, jvarble,
2.
. Dim.
Att. for
of
with honey. a bee. a small bee.
Att. for
; : ;
-03, -, -.
-, ^,
^.
,
Att. for
es,
sweet-toned, honied.
delicious.
6-5, 6-,
aros,
-, -$,
,
honey,
honey-coloured, tawny.
es,
) 6-5, (, -, , () {,
contr.
ovos,
, {\) , (, , , (,
(\$,
(iSos) like honey.
) )
xpais)
as Subst.,
-, , ) ($, '02,
($,
,
(OS,
II.
43
making
a lyric poet. TO, a limb ;
honey-cake,
[t]
honey-voiced,
sweet to the mind,
mixed , (^, , {^, $) yellow tawny. -5, {, (-$, ,

ovv,
with honey. or pale as
lays.
or threatening to
fulfilled
, , , ,
OJTOS, 6,
, ),
an
air,
lyric poetry, a song, strain; plur. choral songs. 2. the music to which a song is set,
limb.
(
:
lyric
poems
limb by
strain, chant.
-,,, ) ()
melody.
f.
(8,
to strike
up a
the
song and dance, fes-
tivity,
(l5os) yellow as honey.
8.
aros,
a delay: in
Ep. for
, -,
also,
:
:
(() a
aor. I of
the beginning of dinner, of music.

to
with a pun upon the name of Nicias.
6, , , () , {, ') -08, , , (, () (, -5, , (,

verb. Adj. of
do : an intention. intention, a delaying, delay.
being about to do, intending II. an un-
.
about
is
pi.
de-
, -, ,
of Tragedy.
f.
:
sport ;
a sport for dogs.
, Melpomene, the Songstress, the Muse

aor.
2. intr. to sing.
From
celebrate.
fut.
sing to the harp Mars, i. e. to fight bravely.

;
celebrate.
,
:
^, ', ,
fut.
:
^
I
'^
;
($)
II.
to
sing,
to
so also
as
Dep.
to
dance in honour of
2. c.
ace. to sing,
Dim.
:
$,
to be
:
ditty.
an
object of care or
thought;
one must delay.

betrothed.
a delayer.
wedded:
-, ) )
in
fut.
is
played at
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,
in 3 sing.
to
riageable age. impf.
to
to be fated, destined to
which were not destined
be likely, to be certain, often best rendered
hated by father Zeus.
of
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
[sc.
you
is
neut.,
issue, result.
, ^, ^^ ', '^ ((, , ^ ^ , ^,'^, , ($ ^ $ ( , (' ( (, ^ , * ). , . $ , .. , , . , , . . . , 5, 6, , ") ' 6-5, ^^, $, 5,

3.
is
put off conquering ;

to
me so in inf., these things should be a care to thee.

often impers.
this, I
;
( 5 )^ (
,
am a care to impf. ', fut.
I
^^,
it is
all.
2.
pres.
right that
there
is
be
for
care for
this.
II. pres.
a care to me and fut. Med.
wider sense, whoever
of mar:
are also used in 3 sing, for

/fc
^,
as
aor. I
things shall be
my
care.
2. pf. act.
but these with
to be on the point of doing, to be

to intend, design,
in Att.
the augm.
doubled,
pres. sense, for Att.
about
II.
do or suffer : hence
purpose.
and the plqpf. with impf. sense, to be a care, be thought of; pya carefully tended works. 3. Ep, pf. and
plqpf. pass,
do
ra
shortd. for
(, (is
to be accomplished.
2. to
also occur in pres.
and impf. sense;
by must
I
vv Toi
surely Achilles
Au
it
must be that
am no
3. to
mark a
probability
longer a care to thee wall was a care to him.
(8
the
III.
the Act.
you are
likely to
have heard
Med.
are also found in trans, sense, to care

to take
it
01
irov
for, take care of, tend, c. gen., care of mortals ; so in pf. part.,
busied with war also in aor. care for, take care of.
:
pass,
to
f.
17^0;,
(($)
:
to sing.
Hence
/]
evOvs
:
what
-05,
, (8,
of
a singing.
3
singing, musical.
are about [to do],
do quickly
h\s
the part.
pf.
pi.
also used so, as
the future time future power: esp. in
TO
things to
come, the
[], pf. of Ep. pf. part. fem. of * Ep. for I pi. pf. of formed as pf of [/^],
pf. part. pi.
if
from
oxjs,
, ,
poet, for
f.
writing , ($, ($) make , , = (6$.

to
song-writing.
From
songs.
[fia],
pi.
of Ep. aor.
*.
2 opt.
of
lyric
poems.
\(,
pf. part,
of
Ep. for
((,
2 pi. pf.
of
*.

434
, (,
(,
also
ace. plur.
. *: , ^^, . ^, 4, ,
,, ,, (,$,
pf.
/(--'.
may be
as well
of
pf. part,
lengthd. for
6$,
&, 6nom. and
expressed by on the one hand , on the other; while ; like . . as, can never stand
(($, ^. $,
craftily, by
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,
:
. , , . ,, $. , . ^. , -, . $ ,. . , , (. ^. , . ^, . ^,
pf.
, ,. ^,
3 sing.
pf.
for
and plqpf.
pass, of
pf.
of
(^skin.
$
as
ticles
first
in a clause : is not always answered by but by other Particles, as by

;
also
by
without
(but as
expressed,
Lat.
membrana, a parchment,
17,
MEMBPA'2,
pf.
,
:
I do not beheve). MtV was orig. the same and ^ is retained in Ion. for as a ^
, '
(.
/),
is
,
II.
, ', ,
often
found
as, els
as they say,
a small
kind of anchovy, [a]
form of protestation.
I.
of of
(.
of
(\.
Ion. for
, .
pf.
pf. part,
with pres, sense, 3 sing. pf. of plqpf. with impf. sense.
^, ,
pf.
so.
pf. pass. part, of
,( ,
2.
y or
,.
.
before other Parpa, accordingly,
and
ye, yet at least, certainly^
Lat. certe.
so too,
however. 3. /xcj/ otv or 4. Lat. imo vero, ay indeed: rather, nay rather: ovv ye or evovy, yea rather. 5.
certainly, at
Toi Ep., Att.
any
rate.
b.
to recall
what has gone
before, now.
c.
to
mark
never-
of
an objection, or exception, yet, however,

ov, 6,
Adv.
part,
of
theless.
stratagem.
pf. pass,
(,
<($, ,
of inf. pf. pass, of Dor. pf. part, of Ion. pf. pass, imperat. of
:
-^
resolute, unfiinching.
still,
sustaining the fight,
({>.
Ion. for
3 sing.
pf. opt. pass, of
only used in pres. and impf, to on doing c. gen., /xci'caiveiv to long for battle. II, to be angry, rage, be furious : to be convulsed in death.
desire earnestly, to be bent
:
()
pf. pass,
of
inf.
strive
with a twofold wish.
blame, upbraid, reproach, find fault with, c. ace. pers. or rei c. gen. rei, to complain of a thing c. ace. rei et gen. pers., which is the chief complaint they make against us. II. c. dat. pers. et
: ; ;
', , (
worthy, contemptible. a grudge against. pf. of
, ^ . -, , , {) .. -, . , . ,
5,
;
-5,
-5,
es,
ov,
(, (,
ov,
eyxos) steadfast in fight. standing one's ground
pf. opt. pass,
of
pf. part. pass,
of
pf. subj. pass,
of
-,
(
against the enemy, staunch, unfiinching. Ep. I pi. aor. I of Mevc-Xdos, Att, Dor. MevcXas, , pr. \aos) Menelaus, i. e. withstandiftg men.
, (,
McveaGetts,
6(^$
Ion.
(.
n.,
(,
5, ,
\$)
staunch
in
(*)
:
battle, steadfast, resolute.
$.
my
heart longs
the
66,
A bider.
verb. Adj. of
((5,
,
poet. 3 sing. pf. pass, of

pf. part. pass,
, () standing
los, 0,
()
Menestheus,
i.e.
one must abide.
of
Ion. pf. pass, of
fast: also patient, longsuffering ; oi opportunities will not wait.
to be
II. act.
blamed, blameblaming, bearing
/08.
also of
:
.
aor. i
fut.
med.
lyweju-
)
ess.
(,
pass,
Dep.
the desires, satisfying, plentiful : generally, agreeable,
pleasant, stilting one's taste.

f.
:
ace. rei, to object a thing to another with it : c. dat. pers. to find fault with.
-$,
one's fate, repining, discontented. cws, a blaming, reproach, re-
proof.
ov,
ME'N,
word
that
2. a complaint. conjunctive Particle, used to distinguish the or clause with which it stands from something
(, ) ()
reproach him
long for,
complaining of
, , ^^ ^ ^, ,
is,
6-.8, , and -5, , (, staunch in -65, (5, eiKOs from *') suited
6,
[iJ]
)
one's
I
:
groimd, stead-
^^
to
^^-
battle, resolute.
3 sing,
Ep. impf. Ep. aor.

:
Ep. pres.
3 sing. opt.
(^)
:
to desire eagerly,
is to follow, and commonly answered by the corresponding clause. Generally, and
in
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
cos, TO, force, strength
2.
;
ME'N02,
to strive for.
77,
2. to
purpose, intend.
eager desire.
Ep. for
^.
$ , $
periphr. like
sacred Alcinods himself.

etc
,
contr.
ivait,
',
,
:
:
is
as
hpbv
sub
pf.
v.
Ion. impf.
aor. I
:
:
Lat.
MA
4.
5.
to abide,
stand one's ground.
(
u. 4, 5.
fut.
:
. , (, $) ', -,
the
: .
435
^,
:
which the yoke was jugium.

thong
Ep. unto stay,
to
stay at home, tarry.
3. to stay behind, linger,
watch for.
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.
5, 5,
middlemost
middle.
-,
tor
ov,
-, , {, '/)
throwing
it
leathern strap, by fastened to the pole, Lat. sub-
a javelin with a
ov, poet, for half-gray, grizzled, middle-aged.
(, $)
by.
Ion. Sup. of
stand.
Comp. 65, ,
ov,
ov,
steadfastly:
'ianepov b' await for; also to they waited for evening's coming on
to
:
Med.
,,
II. the care or thought, trouble, disquietude. thought, mind. Hence to care for, be anxious about, f.
think earnestly
with
5, {, 6-()5,
ov,
,, ,
,
many
cares.
f.
iVa; Att.
Dor.
to divide into parts. to divide
II. to
-5,
(,
and
shores, in mid-sea.
f.^w.
($):
anxious
divide, distribute
(, ()
upon ; Hence
among
themselves.
care, thought
side the
(sc. the door between the court-yard inner part of the house, the inner door.
to be
cumbered
:
, ,
also Ep.
-05, -5. Dor. 05, 5, ,
-, ,
Ep.
Ion. for
(-5
. ^.
)
Att.
as Subst.,
:
,
ov, for
II. in
('
in the
the midst,
more
midway between two
ov, poet, for
, ), ,
ov,
or hall:
the inner court.
to care.
over-careful thinker.
-, (, )
,
one
aros, to, anxious thought, care
and
^,
Dor. for
-lis.
and before a vowel -vs, Ep. Adv. of Space: in the middle^
, '.
,^-.
Att.
:
so
ov, in-
or
(6$)
,
be-
and
who
is
careftd about things.
ov,
reKeiv) giving birth
ov, 6,
an
II.
^,
middle of, betwixt. II. of Time, meanwhile, meantime. III. as Subst., the part between, interval: midday, noon. eaaa, tv, middle, middling.
tween.
2. c. gen. in the
-^, ,
-$,
the
('^
tSos,
:
, ($) a part, portion, share.

a party, faction, Lat. partes.
a part, class
buting.
6$, , (() 5, , ,{() (() $, , {pv)full

a
ov, 0,
ov,
from
at
partition, dividing, distri-
() ^-)-, ^, ,
Ion.
(for
tioon.
midday, noon, when the sun is meridian 'tis high II. the country towards the meridian,
;
mischievous, baneful:
troubles.
neut.
Ep. aor. I to be anxious, thojightful, to ponder, think earnestly : hence, to be perplexed, to hesitate. II. trans, to think
f.
(3, ^^,,
Hence
poet, for
^:
,: pi,
a divider or distributer. a partaker, [t] of care, causing anxiety,
the South.
^,
-/[
05,
Hence
and
ridiari.
mischiefs,
(05, , , commoner
belonging nootiday heat.
ov,
to
pius,
care, trouble.
Hence
()
poet.
f.
in the middle,
still
midmost ; Xupios en
to
5,
be
.
cs,
-,
to
pass the noon, Lat. me-
form for
11.
(set
is
noon, noontide;
southern.
($, apapeiv)
as
Sirius
of, devise.
, 5, $,() ME'P05,
METMI2,
tage, lot.
a cord, string, rope,
line.
6, ,
ov, 6,
i5os, fem.
in mid-heaven.
or
act
mediator.
[t]
ov,
human.
From
os, TO,
2.
a part, share: a portion, heria share in a thing with others, hence,

;
each person's turn

or
tv
5,
as Subst.,
5,
in
turti
so,
in turn, successively;
pos as far as concerns me, Lat. pro rata ; but or TO as to me, Lat. quod ad
tinet.
3.
,
hv
of
..
consider as so
o-nos,
Lat. in
-,
e.
numero habere.
i.
endowed with
beings.
( , (, )
tivos
- , (, ,
-5
and
to put in the class so, like V
'/
me
at-
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,
-,
-, )
or
() '.
of
(sub.
a mediator, intercessor,
also a, ov, also
-05, ov,
inland, in the heart of a cotmtry:
-,
pro-
, (8,
),
the interior.
as if for
dividing the voice,
the mast.
speech, articulate-speaking, epith.
of
human
8.
Dor. for
firm-grasped.
() , . ) -5,
poet.
s,
(5,
Adv.
in the middle. held by the middle,
436
half white.
-5, , (($, -5, , {$,
XeC/fos)
central, midmost, of Apollo's shrine at Delphi,
)
is,
5
in mid-navel,
middling while,
. -, .
-5, 5, , ,
of,
:
poet, for
-.
cram
gen.;
poet, for
ME5TO'2, ,
the prevalent notion that

earth,
neut.
driven to the middle. (S, Ep. sw7ing or poised by the middle.
traversing the centre.
^ - -,-) -,
, $ 6-5,
TO, see
it
from full
filed with
was the centre of the
with a thing c. hisfill of anger.
, (($, )
m.
of or at midnight as Adv., at midnight.
Ep.
{5,
iTayfjvai)
-5,
:
rivers
-,
as Subst.,
(fieaos,
potamia, the land between the two rivers Tigris and Euphrates. = the middle gate, [i/] ME'505 Ep. I. middle, in the
-,
^) $
in the
^-, {,
(($,
(sub.
)
between
-, , ' ,-' ', ,

f.
<,
,(%.
^ , ()
a thing
:
full, filed,
part.,
filed full :c. gen. metaph. sated, disgusted he bad
5
until,
:
to
full, glut,
Pass, to be filled ox full of.
poet. Adv. for

till
till,
c.
]$
morn
Adv. of
poet.
its
otc until. middlingly, moderately. Dor. or ircSa when

written
:
placed after
gen., dat.,
Subst.,
it is
Prep, with
midway,
and ace.
WITH GEN.
in the midst of,
),
:
ifi
common
with, with the help or
Meso-
with the help of Athena.
5, ,
,
es
i7iiddle,
Lat. medius
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 :
also,
common ground;
,,
es,
'
;
;
mid-azy
in Att.
set a prize before all, in public, Lat. in

so, S
impartially for both remain neutral;
c/f
meanwhile, in the meantime. as Adv. in the middle, like

poet.
-,^. ) {, ^.
Comp.
Sup.
, ,
medio ponere;
to judge fairly or
to
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.
:
,,, ( ,^
oTs
means of ; as aperrjs WITH DAT. only poet, properly of persons, among, in company with: sometimes, besides, over and above;
.
;
:
among, between. favour of;

III.
'
II.
with, by
companions.
in
2.
last over and above his of things, in the midst of, with, as,
so also,
( }5
company with
the winds.
WITH Accus. of motion, coming
to
between; and of Time,

IV. neut.
moderately.
V.
two
middle, cut in twain. aros,
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.
middle.
, ,
^, -. ^-. -. -, ('2'', , ^-. 5, , , -, , . ^-. ^-, -8, $, -. -, -,, (. -, ^-, a-yyv, (. {$) -, (, -; ^:(. , ^. {45)
even
in troubles afterwards.
is
, -,
,
s,
5, 8, , {)
split in two.
-, , {,
to cut
extrejnes, Lat. mediocritas.
-5, , (5,
through the middle,
a middle, a mean between
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
^4 \
into or amo?ig, as
generally, after, in quest
'
a partition-wall.
bisect.
of
all,
()
From
the
cut through
AS II. and then, them, with them. next afterwards. III. thereafter, afterwards;
, ()
=
, (($,
among all. ADV. among

yap
5
^' pleasure
III.
aKyeai
often used for
one
q. v.
feels
MtTa
In compos.
/6
implies
community or participaII.
tion, as in
interval of space or IV. to-
ttjs
to
the medlar-tree
a medlar.
wards, in pursuit, following, as in V. letting go, as in

after,
poet, for
, or
poet, for
poet, for
('/-.
i.e.
poet, for
wards, back again, reversely, as in VIII. most freq. of change of place, condition, mind, etc. as in
etc.
Heb. the Messiah, Ep. for Adv.

6,
the Anointed.
from
the
. . ,
:
time, between, during, as in
succession of time, as in
VI.
behind, as in
VII. back-
for
aor. 2 imperat. of
f.
aor. 2
pf.
Ep. for
Adv.
in the middle.
to
pass over, to pass on: generally, to pass
from one place

inf.
,\ -, (, , to another.
f.
Causal in aor. to carry over or away.

II.
I
I
-\
aor. 2
:
pass,
denly
earth, Lat. novare.
reverse;
\\(
turn quickly or sudyijv to turn, i. e. plough, the 2. to turn about, change, alter, to change the course
to
pf.
-$, among
way of life.
ihare.
.
:
437
ov,
:
pent of a thing.
.. , . -, , (() ) , " -. ) ) ] -, , -, ) ) . -, -, , . - - -, ,
$, {()
pf.
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.
-, ,, ,, ,
fut.
f.
-(, 6, ,
to
. -05, )
}
((,
-, - II. /o
-, -, -(., 5, ^. -, -,
fut.
-.,
the people
f.
, (, )
to
(,
in the midst of or hence, native, at home.

to cha?tge one's
$)
give part
of,
give a
give after.
Dep.,
-(
^
:
of
605, aor.
aor. 2 imperat. of
$, , (^)
2 imperat.
of
the
giving a share, im-
Causal of carry or convey over, bring into another

Att.
-.
parting.
-5,
chase.
aor. 2 inf. of
ov,
(,
.
running
after,
falling between,
place.
1/seless.
plur.
changes, vicissitudes ;
(s
thing, as
a change, changing: in Adv. but c. gen. change from a following close upon. change to another party, ,
tovs
Greeks.
2.
\) $
or as Dep.
ov,
going over to the pursuit, an eclipse.

to alter
-,
{, ((, ((,
a running
after,
6-5,
ov,
running
after,
one's plans,
-5,
-5,
fjs,
change one's mind.
(,
and
changing
one's
persuing, huntitig down, taking vengeance of. Adv. (/xcra) afterwards. f. to unyoke and put to an-
mind, changeful, fickle.

ri,
other carriage.
aor. 2 subj.
17,
of
5,
(^)
(.
to
-,
transposition
II.
change
ov,
a messenger between two
parties, a go-between, Lat, internuncius.
-,
;
:
wvos,
(,
^)
of opinions, a going over. of changing.
the
power or right
the second
month of
the Athenian year, answering to the Laconian Kapviios, the latter half of August and first
so called because then people flitted their neighbours. Ion. and in late Gr.
of Sept.
and
fut.
changed
, -^, 5, -,
f.
run
to
after, chase.
poet, for
aor.
poet, for
I
(,
take one's seat beside.
part, of
to lift
up and remove ;
aor. 2
too late.
II. to
alter, repeal a decree.
-, 5, , ,, {(') --,
=
((ns,
f.
:
,
:
^^(
peiv to repeal a statute,

to
II. intr.
(sub.
to ascertain after or
:
go away,
depart.
f.
()
to
change one's mind

2. to
c. ace. to
to
rush after, rush upon
rush
repent
c.
ace. to re-
upon, attack.
-,
to,
f.
to
demand
repentance, remorse.
to beg.
change of mind.
:
-5,
2. to
ov, also as, ov,

;
to write differently
to alter, cor-
part the cause

cessory
rect
z\so, to interpolate, falsify.
Med.
6-,
OTte
to
get a letter translated.

f.
from
to
f.
aor.
generally, to partake of.

pf. pass,
, -, -,
f.
-, -,
change one's course.
of
place to another.
-^
II.
2. to
translate
to
-5,
the murder.
convey seemingly intr.

:
Dep.
to share the feast
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
,-, ) ,
ov, Aeol.
5
to
beg
of,
ask alms
. (^,
of,
one's share of
thing:
aiTios) being in
in, ac-
an accomplice
((,
between
(5(.
:
seat or place.
to tie differently
to untie.
(-(, -(, (-, , -(, ,

f.
model anew.
f.
to call
away
to call lîck, recall.

438
either absol. to give chase, or

to
ibey
-, 6-, ,
go
to
- .
: :
only used in impf.,

c.
ace. to chase.
III. vav to visit, c. ace. were marching over the whole field. f. to remove : to change, alter
/ollotv after
II.
Med.
05, , ,
f.
go from one place
changed or disturbed.
,-,
Pass, to
-, -, -,
wards.
2. to
-,
weep for.
Hence transposed, changed:

to another. to
to
be
I
weep or wail
after-
to learn differently
. , 6-,
gold and silver mines.
;
quest of other things
-5,
ore.
c{.
ov,
ing gold
' .)$) {,
(From
:
aJO^, in
contain-
65, {, 6-$, 05) ,
-,
f.
Ep. aor. 2 part. pass, of ov, between the breasts the part between the breasts, chest. Dep. to search after, chase.
f.
aor.
to
unlearn one thing and learn
-(|, ,
partaking.
-, -, ,
ov, (/if
f.
-5,
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,
-5,
:
to roll oneself over.
-, -, -, -(
f.
Med.,
oneself, assume.
change, as
change.
cease from.
6-,
munion
a
eclipse.
changed, altered.
to exchange, to change, alter.
in exchange.
intr. to
things, to explore, inquire curiously: to question

to ask about, ask after.
f.
to
searched, sojight out.
From for mines. of a mine, quarry; aXos a mlt-pit, salt-mini ; mostly in pi., apyvp(a
, -, - , {) -, . ) , (). , .^. ,, . , -, -,
of,
5, , (()
in a thing.
, () -)
,
changing,
^' ( - ( -, , , -, )
for
evil
f.
break and so change. to turn in a new direction take another course, set the other way.
to
f.
another, Lat. dediscere.

:
-, ,
;
to exchange,
good
2.
to lull to sleep.
move.
koivos) sharing in
common, from;
I
(,
to transport, carry over.

to roll
f.
{,
)
:
away ;
impers.
it
-,
also,
'
pf.
pass.
:
to
have or get a share

II.
of, io
partake in
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,
;
$
II.
also
in
Med.
to
change,
re-
Med.
to
change one's condition, escape

in turns.
:
fut.
-;6^
aor. I
c.
/66/^'/
I.
repents me, rues me,
dat. pers. et gen. rei,
pay4vo,Lt.poenittmefacti:
repent of
(((
ance.
^^,
rivos io claim a thing to to take instead, take in ex-
5
dart.
to
take
a fresh
to feel
2.
to
inter-
f.
((
:
6-05, ,
fut.
;
,full of repentance repentant.
med.
Dep.
(/,
ance, to rue, regret
remorse, to repent.
fut.
Ep.
to leave off,
a partaking
com-
a taking in exchange, formed

ttjs
-,-, 6-, = -^. -. {,

6,
-5,
absol. to
aor.
pass.
to feel repent-
change
one's purpose.
(^,
Dep.
repentance, regret.
to sing or
f.
dance among. mix among, confound with.
Pass,
change
$
to,
an
-(|, ,
f.
:
to be transfigured.
)
a
to be trans-
05, , ,
|5, ,
Att.
3. to
transform
verb.
Adj.
of
6-5, {, $)
to
ov,
;
Med.
to change another's dress, change one's own dress.
to
borne by the wind

to talk idly.
to
vain, idle, bootless
a change.
:
f.
aor.
purpose
2. to
change
take
4.
change from,
leave, quit.
-5,
-,
:
to
persuade one
change
bis
Pass, to be
to
changed
dwell with.
ov, 0,
{,
-5, , ('
Dor. for
f.
undergo a change, change.
place, a wanderer.
to search after other

:
also
migration. one who has changed his home, a wanderer, emigrant, opp. to an original
ov,
-5, , {,) -5,

,
in purpose.
settler in
a new
-, $,
dig mines.
,
ov,
Cf.
inhabitant.
U.
Ep. for
aor. I inf. of
^. ;.
Adj.
to
produce by mining:
to explore.
verb.
of
-, -,
aor.
i
65, <,
Hence
ov, like
fern,
a wanderer, wandering.
pass, of
pf.
of
and aor.
of
to
be
05, , ,
,
other side.
-, -,
II.
f.
Dep.
to
go
over, pass over to the

after, pursiie.
trans, to
to
,
go
country.
II. in
Pass
remove another/rom his with intr. tenses of Act.
aor, 2
where, to migrate.
-,
late.
to repent.
,
;
^ ^^. ,^ , , ^, , -
:
3.
439
:
pf.
to
move off else-
f.
to raise aloft, lift up.
f.
2. to
change one's mind or opinion.

:
Ep.
to
Ep. aor. 2
:
(rush
:
to perceive
afterwards or too
3 sing,
II.
Pass.
c.
to
go along
to
with.
rush
after:
ace.
Hence
upon.
after-thought
change of mind on
re-
flection, repentance.
another.
tween
tiveen-whiles, afterwards.
between
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.
f.
, -,,, -, -,
f.
-,
TO
:
,
f.
6-^,
transform
to
draw from one

Adv. of Place,
:
vessel into
to another,
Adv.
()
the space between

II.
of Time,
betivixt,
bebe-
of Time, during. educate -',

to
as Prep.,
with gen.,
differently.
lambs.
$, , , -,
al,
-,
:
f.
to
fashion differently
to
to disguise.
f.
[d] , to
draw
over from one side
persuade, convince.
aor. 2 part.
med. of
aor. 2 part. act. of
^. ^.
removal from
eclipse.
2.
:
Pass, to rest between times.
Hence
(, -,
(From
aor.
1
-',
rest between times.
to
5,
75,
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
f.
:
-, , -, , -, -,
:
to leap from
- -, 5, ,
:
$
in
one place to another; an departure from life cease. II. a changing, change.
($ (.) ,, , (. 5, , (^)^. 5, $ (.
and
Ep. for
subj. pass, of aor. 2 part,
lambs coming midway between the the middle-born lambs, summer as from
($,
absol.
2.
de-
a change
of political constitution, revolution.
-6,
-,
Med.
to
go
after pr in quest of, pursue.
also to
-,
-',
to
f.
change for
remodel.
,
f.
the better.
[a], to
one after another.
mould
differently,
Med.
wards.
Dep. follow up, punish.

:
-, (
6-5,
pretend
s,
f.
to,
remodel, cast anew, alter: make pretence of a. thing, c. gen.

to
ov,
{(,
;
fut.
med.
to
) -(
one's
punishing after:
aor.
pass.
go
. 6- -, -, , ,
to
to send for, summon. bewail or lament afterwards : so also
Dep.
aor.
part.,
and
fiit.,
of
or -, Adv.
(,
to sigh or
wail afterwards.
and Med,
of
camp.
5, , -,
aor.
f.
i
fut. pass,
i
pass. part,
to turn about, turn
. ^.
-,
to
$)
of
in a line
shifi
round
II.
Pass., aor.
to
aor. 2
[5],
after or in quest of: to
spicuous or distinguished among. aor. 2 part, oi

or crouch
5, -, '8, 6-, , {^, -) from
II. to
emigrate.
often in aor.
turn oneself round, whether to rally or to flee; 2. to turn i part.
$.
^. to
distinguished among. From only used in pres. and impf. to be con-
round upon,
intr. to
c. gen. geance.
retort.
change,
2. to
alter.
the towers, the curtain.
-, ,, -(|,
-'>5,
to
-, ,
fear.
(/6,
of a thing,
talk on lofty subjects.
a talking on lofty subjects. Dor. ir8ap<rios (raised aloft, high in air : metaph. scattered to the winds. 2. floating in air, unsteady : zlso airy, out at sea. Hence empty. II. like
ov, also a, ov.
:
-, , ,
f.
,
ov,
counted among. f. to turn upside down. f. to change the form oi fashion remodel : esp. to reform, correct.
{^,
) )
^.

3. to
turn round upon, to
intr. to
cower
, 5,
in.
:
aor. 2 inf. of
ccws, 17,
the wall between
ing
change the form
-, -,
()
Att.
.
,
to
to
care for, regard,

visit
with ven-
a participation, sharto
of arrange
of battle
6to
f.
, (,
of, alter,
transform.
f.
Att.
differently
Med.
($, \($)
to
Hence
-, -:
go over
f.
to
change the order change one's order the enemy.

aor. i
II. to place differ efttly, change, alter : among. Med. to change for oneself : to change one's opinion,
retract;
opinion.
($,
-, , -, -,
f. f.
: '
to
)
to a
to place
new
change
to
to bring forth after. Med. to turn turn round
sum)
:
to be
440
turn 2. oneself round, turn back. to care for, regard, take care of.
obsol.
turnijig about, in a retreat.

-,
a visiting, vengeance for a thing.
turning rounder about: of an enemy, turning round upon ; tpya deeds that are visited with vengeance.
-, , -,
f.
, '5, ,()
,. ,
f.
:
)6-?[,
6-,
:
(.
(
and
look after,
impers.,
/
is
among,
live ivith, associate with.
II.
;
tivos
I have a share of
a thing
aor. 2
to
run
after.
Pass.
((,
(^)
=
(from
to
part. neut. absol.,
sometimes
equality
there being a share or clcim
keep
with a nom., shared by all.
a turning round or back:
poet, for
Dor. ireS-, to look about for. speak among, to address, f. \, to

II. later, to accost,
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
-, 6-, .. ^-, ^, 6-,, () 4, ,

dat. plur.
-05
Ion.
Adv. afterwards, thereupon. forthwith, thereupon.

to
2. to
f.
another, transfer.
Pass, to
carry from one place to change, alter: to pervert

to
,(
:
hind the midriff {(ppiv is),

f.
-6, ((, -), , -, ,

f.
-, = -^,
f.
TO,
.) ,
the
to
^ - ), .^. { , ( . . -^. .
:
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.
-,
{, (
Ep.
(,
6,
:
to
used as aor. 2 of speak among. 2. to speak
thereafter, afterwards.
65,
c.
address,
c. ace.
ibo).
66<5, Ep. , Ep.
Ion. for
aor. 2 part, oi
part.
aor.
med. of
Med.
to consider after.
be-
properly, the part broad of the back.

as
speak among, address.
or
more often
:
Dep.
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
afterwards.
to migrate, of birds
gister, in fut. 2 pass.
. -, .. -, -, , , ) , . . . , ,^. , (. . , ,( - -, . . .
;
f.
Att.
aor. l
- \. (in Poets,
2. to
-, ',6,
aor. 2 of
f.
.,.
aor. 2
, , , , , -6, -,
impf. of
aor. 2 of
fut.
f.
-6, 66,
for
subj.
to step out
sum). of of one thing into another.
aor. 2 imperat.
and
part, of /xcr-
to
go on board another
ship.
;-,
3. to
have
son.
, , )-,
Att.
-.
Causal of of
put on board atiother ship. impf. and aor.

Ep. pres. inf of
ov,
-8,
II.
sum). engrafted afresh. f. to put other clothes on a perMed., with aor. 2 to put on
(,
4. to
other clothes.
6-05, , =
5, -5,
ov,
aloft,
ov,
f.
{(,
to
on high. xpovos) after the time, done
, 6, -6, 6-|.
to
Att. pf. of
3 sing. impf. of
speak among.
Med.
to take out
and put
elsetvhere.
Pass, to
move from one place

some
to
go
to
another place, withdraw:
another.
6, ,
to
of passage. brush against.

3
pi.
Ep. for
of
(.
6,
-6-,
ai, a,
(, ,
others.
Ion. for
neut. part, of
sum).
aor. 2 of
-, , ((^^<. ^-^^.
f.
aor. 2 of
to enroll or enter
on a new
re-
-, , -,
Adv. afterwards,
of
f.
thereafter.
aor. 2
aor. 2 of
i
aor.
aor.
of of
),
Ion. and Ep. for
((,
of
etc.
Ion. for /uerfj, 3 sing. subj. oi aor. i of
-,
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.
pf.
:
-\,
Dep., with aor. 2
to
pf. act.
and
pass,
prayers, supplicate.
5. to
court or woo.
<-,
f.
Ep.
(/,
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.
:
-, ^,
also
c.
c.
ace. rei,
to enjoy
an equal share of good with ansubj. o(
. ) -,
-oiKos, ov,
.
:
441
oTkos)
{,
/fos,
changing
settling elsewhere.
II. at
Athens,
and
a foreign
settle in the city
an alien who was suffered to on payment of a tax yet

settler,
5, (^),
the
one's abode,
(so.
without enjoying civic rights, Lat. inquilinus.
other.
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,
6, , (((5) ($
Ion.
and Ep.
{( sum).
a
height,
-,
gone
or aliens at Athens.
f.
f.
to raise to
to be
in pursuit.
-,
,,
the
guardian of
of a
through.
-5,
f. to talk of high things, or of the heavenly bodies. Hence a treatise on the heavenly bodies.
(, , ('/$) ', , ($, -$,

ov,
(^!, , = (-\'$.
Xiyw)
coward crouching
f.
new name
taliiing
treating of the heavenly bodies.
-$ Ep. -5,
2.
ov,
(,
suspended in mid
air.
or
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
^,
05, ), , ) -, -^, ^.
((,
cp.
Adv. = and before a vowel -0v, 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
late
-. 6-,
, , -^, -, ,
fut.
of
f.
.
in
;
2. to
Dep. to have gone after, have gone among or
to keep shifting ofie's knees,
ambush. to change
the narne, call by a
Pass, to take a
(.
new name.
autumn
TO,
of vines.
speculations.
-|,
Ep.
. 45. , , ^^, ^. ^, ^; ^. 6, -. 6-, -, -, , ^. ^^,
, ,
6-.5, , , ,
,
-5,
aor. 2 of
'.
a meteorological philosopher. a meteorological quack.

aor. 2
sum) participation, communion: possession, enjoyment. a partaking of, communion. ,
-05,
aor. I of
ov,
(\\. (/, ($)

of
( , () ,
-,
Ion. for
(, 6$) the space between rows

part. fern,
the
season
after
-, ,
-([,
ov,
of
inter-
f.
lever, hoist out
swift as the wind.
partaker, partner, accomplice.
, .
aor.
I
older Ep. form for
of
Ion. for
fut. inf.
med. of
, , ()
f.
6,() 5,
measure,
i.e.
to remove by a of the way. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I opt. of partaking of: as Subst. a
{,
) ^.
as, a, inipf.
the Jews.
remove
in.
, $ 5, ,
Ion. for
Ion. 3 sing. impf. o{ Ion. 3 sing. impf.
also 3 sing. pres.
med. of
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.
to
, 5, ,
Athens the
2. the
Captivity of
,
to
II.
From
f.
(5)
c.
to
change one's abode,

dat.
loci,
$,
at
place,
ace.
c.
the condition of a
, -^,
absol. to be
or settler.
I.
$, , =
settling as
change of abode, migration. a settlement : society.

Att.
6$,
lead to another abode Pass, to be led to another country, to emigrate. 17, 6v, of or for a
f.
, (^$)
to
or sojourner.
the list of
or aliens.
, $
to
settle
Hence
measure, holding 12 or 144 about 9 gallons English the Roman amphora held of a measured, measurable.
liquid
,, , ()
common
5, , {^) = $, , , (()
,
f.
Lat. metreta,
, , {$)
f.
($.
to be
moderate
to be
of
II.
an even temper,
moderate.
be calm, unruffled.
to be
II.
trans, to
2.
wards.
rately.
, -5, {,
From
is,
6-5,
TrtVot;)
:
TO, the tax of twelve

at Athens.
drachmae paid by
tenses of
tations
the
From
Sup.
.
($,
moderate or merciful
iraetiv)
to-
ov, , Root of some a moderate drinker, moderate in po-
bearing mode-
: ;
442
within measure, also os, ulrpios, , II. moderate : of Size, of average or ordinary height. III. of Degree, holding to tbe^ of Number, few. mean, moderate : of middle condition or rank : 2. tolerable. 3. of Persons, the mean.
()
.
:
moderate, temperate
suitable.
Adv.
limits or measure. 2. Comparative fair terms.
= ($. 5,
The
neut.
J/Tos,
,
of
Adv.
, ()
$,
also fair, reasonable.
4.
are often used.
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.
'
^ 4-
]5.
moderation. moderately, in due modestly, temperately : on
optat. aor. to express a wish,
yap oy e\$oi
not, lest, Lat.
that he
B.
.
itself.
((,
\^
may
not
come
ne
I
.
Conjunction, that
I.
Superlative
2.
with aor. subjunct. subjoined to a Verb

fut.,
in
pres.
or
as,
(piy
II.
flee
lest
may
be
ME'TPON, TO, a measure or rule;

3. a?iy
a standard.
caught.
past tense, as,
with optat.
after principal
I
the contents or thing measured, as well as the
measure
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 : fitness.
III.
<pyov
III. after
fled lest
Verb in I might
metre, opp. to
I
(-,
column.
(time).
Rhetoric, the use of one
-, -,
:
aor.
ij,
most, fronting
in
between the eyes, II. the front fore part of indicative subjoined to another \'êrb, 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. trvpôjv 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
, () -, -, ,
Adv.
:
(, word
of
of ships, in line; opp. to
. ) ()
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
be caught.
yva,
(tune) and pvQ-
inf.
after
Zeus
\ ^'
laid
;
vehement negations or affirmations

on hand
;
change of name: in for another, metonymy. with the forehead foreI
,,
sense, as
have not
V, is used after all Verbs which have a negative sense, such as apveiaOai,
(ipyfiv, (pîyuv, as,
;
^ '.
Jove be witness that
so after negat. wishes, Sos
to deny the doing a thing
also after
,= , ((, )
,
or Adverbs, as
on or of the forehead.
the forehead.
C. As Interrogat., in direct questions, where a negative answer is expected, surely ye did not say ? 2. is also used with the
.
. ;
-, ,
$
; ; :
(, <) , .
: ;
^ .( ^
troieiv
Nouns of
like
5 5 [^] , -
(.
^^
,
. .
, , .
. $,
-,
.
.
-.
. $,
{$)
-05, , ,
( $,
.
, ,(
:
',
$,
(,
.
05, )
. ,
, ,
-63, -,
-,
(6$,
$.
(03, etc.
(sc.
declined
one
neut.
like
cU
is
/
.
/?.
to lengthen, prolong.
off";
443
2. to
tv,
(5(,
2.
ils)
not even one, no one, none, Lat. nullus.
nobody
person.
, ),a nothing, a
who
3.
6 ox
put
vtiv
\oyov
to
protract : to delay, speak at length ; also
mere nothing, a
useless or worthless
often as Adv., not at all,
by no means.
-, Adv.
-, -,
-6,
f.
not or nor at any time, never.

yet.
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
,
an
II.
2.
$, ,
for
-5, ,
nay do
Adv. nor as yet or not as yet. Adv. not yet at any time, never
ov,
food.
(M^5os) to imitate the Medes in manners, language, or dress : esp. to side with the Medes, opp. to
'/)
,. ()
, ^,
cTcpos) neither of the two. Adv. to neither side.

not.
{,
a sheep.
,
if,
Median
or Persian war.
a kind of clover, lucerne.
plot, schema,
, (, ) ) -65,
,
Medes, the being in
-KTOvos, ov,
f.
, 05,
:
the
Median
3,
fem. of
, {)
II.
affairs, esp. the
(so.
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;\tt;s. e'ws, b, an inhabitant of Melis or Malia
or
?, 65
Trachis.
gulf.
^, , {) 05,
,
great Median berba Medica,
in
Maliac
a Median woman. a leaning towards the

Mede-slaying Dep.
: :
apple-tree.
,{ , $, ! 5, {
ov, also o, ov,
apple-tree, Lat. malus.
{)
,
:
of or belonging
to
, of
as
Adj.,
the
their interest.
Melian.
aor.
{-
in Trachis.
,
:
to devise, resolve, counsel, advise.
2. to
bring about, contrive. ovortpos) neither of the
,,
two.
sels,
'^,
Tt
{,
-ras,
''*
Tis,
pi. also, like
, ) () , -5,){-5, { ) ) {){ , , , , -, { ) , -, $, { -5, ,, ov, TO,
MHKA'OMAI,
:
with pres. sense, fem. (so

pf.
-,{), \ 5 ,, , :. , -5, ,=$. , , ^,

plans, schemes: cunning, craft. 2. like care, anxiety; II. in care for thee.
Lat. virilia, the genitals.
neut.
for
ios, TO, only
used in plur.
^, coun
ovv,
sheep,
5, ,, -, 5,{, -, {, -5, {, -5, -5, $ {, )

a,
, ov,
Dor.
, ov,
of an
ov,
of or from the island of Melos,
goat
, $
ov, ov,
[u^, ov, 6,
) ) )
6,
with or without 7^, Melis or Malta
and a shepherd.
ov, 6,
Dor.
grazed by
sheep.
sheep-receiving.
a sacrificer of
a priest
a sacrificial altar.
a kind of beetle or cockchafer.
ov, TO,
sheep or (sometimes) a (A) rams, wethers : the pi.

or goats, small cattle, opp. to
no one whatever, nothing whatever. counsel, prudence.

a later
means flocks of sheep
5.
neut.
form for
part,
5,
,
(B) Dor.
LUM,
an apple;
the
generally,
any
',
II.
Lat.
MA-
tree-fruit, as,
Dep., with aor. 2 part,
Ep.
the quince,
the peach,
shortd.
also impf.,
to bleat, of
sheep
;,
from formed from pf of fawns and hares,
pi.
-65, $,
-irapcios,
to
scream,
6,
shriek, cry.
$, $,
:
metaph. in of a woman's breasts; or of the cheeks, Lat. malae. a, ov. Dor. or a shepherd, goatherd, herdsman. A, ov, A, feeding sheep or
orange or
citron.
-,
fem. Adj. bleating, epith.
goats.
of she-goats
-. Adv. {, )
as Subst.
a bleater, she-goat. no more, no longer, nofurther.
ov.
Dor.
')5,
A,
apple-cheeked, ruddy-cheeked.
ov,
{$).
, ov. Dor.
Sup. of
$,
II.
and Att, [], but formed from

neut.
pi.
$,
a, ov, as
fit
for watch-
ing sheep from.
from
the longest, tallest, or gene-
ov,
planted with
rally, greatest.
fruit-trees.
as Adv., for
:
very far
stature.
a very long time or in the highest degree:

(OS,
also at length, at last.
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
2.
MH~K02,
ov, poet, for
,5, -.
f.
Ion.
. -:
Dor.
ydv
{):
fines the breasts.
{) -5, { ) -5, { ) -5,

f.
sheep-protecting.
to slay sheep
lepai
to offer sheep in sacrifice.
From
ov,
a,
slaying sheep.
ov,
A,
sheep-feeding.
.,
girdle that con-

444
one who watches sheep or apples. [0] a) a sheep's skin. looking like an , , apple, yellow, golden.
affirmation,
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
:
-5, ,, , *) , $, ,^) -.5, , -|, , -, $, , ) , . , ,, , ,

f.
,
,
( { ( ((
,
and
verily.
or
sheep-slaying.
From carry apples. bearing apples. ,
:
so
.
Pass.,
:
Dor.
aor.
I
f.
[]
[]:
:
pf.
^)
to disclose, reveal,
make known
betray.
^:
:
aor.
(at
II.
Athens, to inform or lay public information against another impers. in Pass., information is laid: but in Pass, also of persons, to be informed
against.
nay
Ion. for
followed by only not so

strengthening
. .
Dor. and Ep.

_y<?fl,
Particle
,=
,
8,
.
(an ellipse for do not suppose that

.
$
.
.
),
$,
but
followed by
indeed, verily, truly, in sooth;
but
not to mention that
,
.
. .
but
not
not only not
let alone, Lat.
ne die am.
the long vowel
but
Att.
, , , . $.
it
, ,
dat.
are joined I. with the subjunctive, after Verbs of fearing, doubting, and the like, as
"^
after
^
I
fear
it
will not be, opp. to
fear
it
will be.
:
Here both negatives have
became the more emphatic form

were retained
1.
gen.
8: Lat.
MEN-SIS, A
MON-TH
in Ep.
and Ion.,=
'/
etc.
is
;
their proper force
Aeol. and Dor.

:
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,
$
is
it
generally, after
all
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
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
$ ( $, , , , () , , , ,
, , () , () /"
monthly.
5
,
:
(5, $, ^,
pressed or implied, as, after

as
not reasonable that the Athenians should not Lat. non potest fieri quin ; so also, with a negat.
. .
.
implied,
strange not to take.
.. ,
aor.
I
'/
feeling,
without
\-[,=
time, lest
^ ,
as,'
oIkcs
^(
,
lest
:
($ ,
clauses in
which
a negat.
,
exit
III.
yap
did I not pity.
In
11.
with a Participle, for I were unand iii. might stand
seemed
, -, = ,
-75, =
perchance, Lat. ne forte. noTf, 1. with subj. that at no ever, Lat. ne quando. 2. with infin. never.
lest
wrath. the cause of anger; divine wrath. 2. guilt of blood,
nay, not yet.
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,
:
$,
perchance.
head of
statues.
()
Dor.
to cherish
f.
[t]
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.
( ,
verb.,
i.
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. \\. =
,, , ,,
=
anywhere
lest
perchance.
not yet, Lat.
nondum
ye
never yet.
$,
lest in
any way,
lest
any how,
lest
II. in
case of doubt, whether or no.
thigh-bones.
), (,
a, ov,
-5, (,
$, ,
,
II.
light.
, , () () , ()
as Subst.
hat. femoralis
tion,
, . ,
reward
:
,, masc. bringing an , () paid for informaAdj.

to
an information. an informer, guide.
,
5,
e. it
the thighs.
($) of or belonging
the thigh.
avail.
,, ,,
e's,
MHPO'2,
informer, Lat. delator. the price
thigh, ep;th. of Bacchus.
almost always used in plur.
epos,
,=
-, -55,
, () '^
)
($)
line,
to the thigh,
[]
From
was of no
(S,
($, ($,
the upper part of the thigh, the ham. mirsed in the
Dep. to chew the
) )
ctid,
a cord,
string; pro-
the line caught nothing,
striking the thigh.
Lat. ruminare.
chor.
,
f.
MHPrOMAI
[]
: :
aor. I
( ;
-6, =
:
, MH'THP
MOTHER
Earth
:
or Cybele.
plan a thing
bate in one's
-, {, ) , , $. . -5, {, ) ) , , ,, . -8, {,{, , , -, {,

ace.
:
^ ,{, ) , , , .. ,! {) . , - $, $ - {, ) ,, , ( , $ , to
draw up
or furl
sails
to
draw up an
2. in
weaving,
kv
to
,, Ep.
neither
weave the woof into the warp. is sometimes used as Pass., ivy is twined around the edge. of Ep. 2 and 3 sing. aor.
i
. - -,
;:
:
445
anII.
Adv. Dor. mother, by the mother's side.
sister.
matricide.
ther,
2 sing,
of
fut.
of
Ep. 3 sing, contr. aor. 2 of

ajpos, 0,
killed by one's mother.
an adviser, counseller
II.
the adviser or leader of battle.
re,
. .
and
not.
repeated,
nor.
mother's father, grandfather.
Dor.
MA'THP, ,
pi.
, ,
66,
,
to
{, ^)
kill
II.
{)
from
the
a mother
f.
one's mother, to be
From
-KTOvos, ov,
killing one's
mo-
a matricide.
ov, pass.
Dor.
[d],
[],
opos,
one's mother's mother,
grandmother.
opos, 6,
one's
gen.
:
contr.
Dor.
Lat.
MA TER,
-,
($,
the
of animals, a dam mother of flocks
metaph. of lands,
yij
Mother
from which colonies were II. generally, a metropolis, a capital. out. one's mother-city, mother-country, home.
mother-state,
sent
III.
sometimes Ceres, sometimes Rhea
-5,
ov,
tending mothers.
rejected by one's
ov,
neut. of
5,
:
contr. for
dat. of
8,
mother.
dering.
ov,
mother-mur-
pres. inf.
f.
and
2 pi.
{$)
:
Ep. for pres. ind. of
to meditate, intend,
murdering, matricidal.
ov, 0,
as. Ion.
absol. to deliberate,
own mind.
bring about.
sliilful, skilfully
{$). to
of
, -, , .: ;
Ep.
f
5 , $,
f.
,
ev,
and
in
Med.
to de-
II. to devise,
contrive,
{$)
[t]
:
, , ()
aor.
i
mother, Lat. noverca: metaph. a rocky coast

counseller.
:
wise in counsel
also,
chosen.
invent, contrive, devise.

part, of
Ep. for
-,
los,
;
Ep. 3
pi. pres. act.
MH"TI2,
ace.
craft,
II.
-Tts, 0,
lest
any one,
,,
,
6,
counsel, wisdom,
;
Att. gen.
a plan, enterprise.
gen.
II.
:
lest
anything ; that no one, that nothing,

is
. $ $
:
Dep.
$, ; {)
ing
to
,, ,
ov, also
ov,
5,
the mother's side.
and impf. med.

for
pres. inf.
Ep. dat.
skill,
cunning,
, ,
Ep.
6
;
veSiv.
a mother, maternal.
gen. and a maternal uncle.
and
2 pi. ind. oi
f.
make
\$)
Adv.
:
{,
to contrive, devise, scheme.
cure for oneself.

part,
Lat. ne quis, ne quid.
freq. as
lest
by any means, that by no means
also separately,
,
;
:
an indirect question, whether perchance. stronger form of in nowise, nay : ye nay upon no account.
-,
:
in
priest of Cybele, a sort of or
-05 -^, -, {, (5) {, ) ,

an uncle or aunt.
Dor. eeived by the mother.
, {) -,
,
pass, sense.
(,-;, -,
, {5)
Ion. for
for lifting weights
c.
opt. of
Lat. matrix, the
{, -!)
womb.
a begging
-5 -, , {) . , . {, ) -$ -,
mendicant friar. and 17, Dor. a mother's brother or sister,
machine
war.
device
wiles
ills:
or ov, 0, striking one's mother, a matricide.
contrivance.
$, ,
,
ov,
Ion. for
pecul. fern, of
ov,
fruitful, prolific.
a subtle contrivance or device, art, verb. Adj. of

re,
contrive.
^ . ., . , , {) , , {) $. ,
: :
by art,
Lat. machinari, Dep. put together, construct, prepare.

:
5 -, . , - (: {)
,
ov,
<u
;
{) {)
,
ace.
2.
*) mother*() a matricide.
a
is
step-
called
of or belong-
and any relation by
Ep. for
-(,
pf.
aor. I
to
2.
II.
as
Med.
to
pro-
= /;//,
:
found
in act. voice in
is
but perf.
Ep. used in
pres.
Ep. for
an instrument or 2. an engine of II. any artificial means, a contrivance, arts, generally, a way, means :
Lat. machina,
:
',
gen.,
a contrivance against by no lyieans whatsoever, by no
aTos,
an engine.
II.
trick.
one must
446
05, ,
clever.
mechanics.
contrivances or artifices, ingenious.

V,
as Subst.,
engines.
craftily.
devices, crafty-dealing, craft-contriving.
noios.
, ,, -, -, -, . $, $ , , !.$,.^) $, , -, (, ) ', : ( ^ -($, -, (^) : , ^, -$, , , ($) (, ) , (, - , -$,

inventive, ingenious.
^^ () ), yv ,, , {, ) . , () -05, , (, ) $, , '/ -5, (, ) -05, , (, ^,

6,
inventive,
-, ,
II. as Subst.,
ov,
poet, for
, . 05
ingenious,
f.
.
[i]
:
f.
(sub.
3 sing. Ep. aor. pass. Ep. 3 sing, plqpf.

2.
CEO,
to
mix, mix up, mingle, properly of

3. to
^
aor.
I
(, ,
:
aor. 2
:
pf.
Lat.
MIS-
liquids,
inventing
e. g.
olvov
generally, to join, bring
together, bring in contact with.
making machines: an engineer, maker of wardeal subtly,
f.
to contrive craft,
,= ^02, ,
&,
:
,
From
II.
ov,
contriving
pass,
epyov) = cunningly contrived. 3 pi. pres. and impf. of
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.
:
^
make
ac-
3 sing. aor.
ov,
subj. oi
means, contrivance. means, expedient, contrivance.

Ion.
;
. Dor.
olkos,
for
little.
gen.
dat.
, ,
(05,
with small
ace.
furrows
hence small, scanty.
fern,
of
f.
eis,
one.
a pedlar.
aor.
1
Att.
pf.
lare.
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: Comp. -wTtpos; , with blood, blood-guilty: 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,
:
Pass., aor.
pf.
or
Dep., examine or discuss with extreme minuteness.
to paint over, stain, dye, colour, Lat. vio2. to stain, defile, soil.
3.
metaph.
to
persons, a pollution,
II. brings pollution, Lat. homo piacularis, an avenger of such guilt. mixed or blended with. Adv.
, (, ) , () -$, , ($, $, , $ ) () , () , () - -, , ,
-$.
,
*4)
f.
to
Hence
ov,
($, ^')
$, ,
, (05)
($,
^)
,
,
09, , ,
opos,
($, (5
From
pollution.
guilty wretch, one
who
(,
, .. , , , ^. , '.. , , ^ ''^ 5, ^ ^ ,,
Dep. poet,
for ov,
. (^) (. (;, () ,,
of petty distinctions.
- , ,, , -, ,
,,
and
mixed up, promiscuous,
Adv. promiscuously.
of
row-minded, paltry. 3 sing. Ep. aor.
, -,
,
aKos,
\, (\5,
are used.
, petty
ov,
($^
ambition.
From
ambitious
, littleness
of soul, meanness of spirit.
(,
for
aor. 2 opt. pass, of
, (')
, Att.
a, ov,
2 pass. o{
) ^.
little-souled,
nar-
mixed, compound.
the yew-tree.
II.
-$,
aor. 2 part. pass,
for i
pi. aor. 2 pass,
of
a convolvulus.
Ep. aor. 2
inf. pass,
of
aor. 2 inf. pass, oi
aros,
MITNTMI and -, also

inf.
'
:
, (^)
a mixture, compound,
:
Med. and
f.
aor.
Pass,
and
fut.
med.
fut. I
pass,
a copper vessel for boiling water in. a Roman mile, Lat. mille passus, = & stades, = 1680 yards, i.e. 80 yards less than our mile.
, ,
From of or from Miletus. Miletus, a famous Greek city in Caria. II. a milestone, the Lat. milliarium.
6, , -,
ships, with the
-, ',
,-,
f.
vessel for keeping
is,
, ($,
II.
{\$,
?. )$
in.
through
all
genders, for
enclitic painted red. irapeia) red-cheeked: of

pl.,
bows painted red. , red earth, red chalk or ochre, ruddle,

vermilion, Lat. rniniutn.
ts,
Lat, rubrica.
ochre.
to colour
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,
,:
. ,
a
(\$,
pass. pf.
) ^:
:
smeared with
(\5).
of
,-, (\5, $, , , MI'MJEOMAI,
pf.
part.
made
present by means of imitation.
tated.
, () , , {) 5, , ,, , -$ -, (, ) , 5 , () , () , , ., {, , ,( , - -5, () ) , -, -,
in pass, sense,
II.
^ ,
avTOs,
:
kind of hare-soup. (A foreign word.) a rocky promontory of Ionia.

f.
Dep.
II.
:
, -' , .
, human
f.
Pron.
., '02, ,
for avTOvs,
Dor. and Att. viv

oneself, for
$,
,, .
.
:
447
:
always
himself; but,
II.
rarely as 3 pers.
III.
= the
reflex.
to befoul
ordure, dung. with dung.
Hence
in
Mtvvat,
:
of, the
Minyans, a race of nobles
Orchoof the
menos
Adj. Mtvtieios, a, ov, Ep.

Ion. impf.
Minyans.
[iJ],
Lat. minuo,
II. intr.
to diminish, lessen, curtail,
weaken.
little
:
to
decrease, decline, fall away, be wasted.

time.
Comp.
aor, I
:
to imitate, mimic, copy
pf.
hum, chant
made
exactly like,
in imitation of.
of the fine
arts, to re-
, an , , (0$, , , one must , , (^) an ,, ,,

,
imitative.
Hence
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.
5,,,{$) ($. ,
Adv. a
little,
very
Hence of Time, a
short
Hence
, () , ,
in
lasting a short time, short-lived:
arcs,
imitation, copy.
tone,
[]
imitation.
verb. Adj. of
to be imi-
II.
imitate.
complaining a, moaning, whining, whimpering. ov, and

lived.
MI"NT"PO'2,
in a
low
tone,
short-
imitator, copyist.
imitative.
Minos, king of Crete

;
to be imitated or copied.
MiViu
Frequent, of
fut.
to keep staying,
MtVa>j/;
hence Adj.
aor. I inf., ews,
dat. MiVcui", MtVo;
ace.
',
:
gen. MiVcoo and

also
and
Att.
Mivios,
inf.
a, ov, of
to stay, refuain.
trans, to expect, await.
aor.
{)
:
Minos.
fut.
med. of
remind, put in mind.
2. to recall to the
memory
of others. the older
II. Med. and Pass. form MNA'OMAI, tenses are formed fut. med.
:
^//'7/, with
f.
fut.
of
-^^),
of
a mixing, minothers.
whence the gling.

I
II.
intercoui'se or
ov,
commerce with
pass.
fut.
'^,
^(, , . (^ , (,^. -$, ^- -, ,

pass,
:
and
pass., in
2 sing,
},
Ion.
med. is both med. Att. with pres. sense like Lat. memini, shortened from imperat.
f.
the
;
aor. I
half barbarian half Greek.
pf.
|-, , , {, $) , {,
,
fut.
half beast. with mingled cries. XevKos) mixed with white.
subjunct.
optat.
med. of
ov,
but also
infin.
Ion. 3 pl. plqpf

:
to
remind
to bethink one
mention,
judge
dat. pres. part, of the
. -,,
of.
I remember having come. 2. to make mention of. half woman. 3. to give heed to,
Dor. for
3
pl.
(
c.
oneself,
remember
c.
gen.
of one's strength:
$Ion.
:
for
half mortal.
ously.
|-8,
fut.
also, c. part.,
of
(,
same Verb.
form of
for
:
redupl.
stay,
-6$, ,
,
II.
wait
ace. to await.
. ,
to
:
7.
remain,
one's
(-5, ,, (, ($,
Athenians.
boasters.
-,. ,
ov,
, -5,
o(
ov,
{, (,
{'^,
&')
feeding promiscu-
irapOivos) half a maiden^
From hatred of good. ayaOus) hating good. ov, hating the ov,
{,
an
mocking
an
words.
II.
as Subst.
a writer of mimes.
actor,
MI'MOS,
mime.
imitator, copyist
-8, -<5,
ov,
5)
gen. ovos,
ov,
(,
a mime, a kind of drama. [], Ion ace. sing, of the Pron. of the 3rd pers.
Alexander.
-5,
ov,
($, ($, (\) hating
) '^)
hating
hating
the vine.
448
avOpomos) hating man]
-08, , (,
kind, misanthropic.
mountain glens
the Greeks.
, -,
MI'Srfl,
{^, -, ,(/?)
see
mercenaries; mercenaries.
ayKOs) a place where several
of Dor. pres. part. pi.

pres. inf. pass,
^. ^, ^. 5, , , (, ")
fern,
meet, a meeting of glens
of
,
:
f.
pf.
pass, sense
opp. to
,,(/) ), {) 5,
ness.
, ,
From
^ys
hire, receive
nymic, son
wages, a paymaster.
, ) $ -, -, $ $ -5, $ $ ^$ ! , ', , -, -, , .
, ,,
-5, ,
f.
( , , {) , . ) () {) , , {) ,, , {) , {) -5, 05, , ,
($)
: :
^
aor.
:
{)
c. inf.,
f.
.: ,
f.
:
aor.
to let otitfor hire,
let
out the building of the temple for
talents, Lat. locare

:
aedem exstruendam.
i
:
hater
/
in
aor.
:
sense)
:
to
(
farm
engage or
to
5 :
e
galleys
manned with
pf.
out, Lat. locare:
:
(in
:
. Med.,
med.
(^(300
pf.
hire at a price,
Pass.
:
f.
med.
to hate
pf.
(-
Lat. conducere
to retain, as
an advocate or physi-
cian;
engage
Pass, to be hated.
vices at a talent
c. inf.,
his ser-
(from
a charm/or producing hatred, which caused love.
to contract for the building of the temple, Lat. \\l. Pass., aor. i conducere aedem aedificandam.
:
aros, r6, verb. Adj. of
an
object
of hate.
pf.
(in pass, sense)
io be
to be hated.
hired for pay.

house.
(4)
^
hateful lewdness
or greedi-
$, ,
.
ov,
ecus,
Hence
that
, 05, ,, = ()
the price
which is let for hire, a hired agreed on, the contractthat
hated, hateful, odious.
price
rent.
payment of wages, recompense.
can be hired. a letting for hire.

III.
, , {$,
a hiring.
one who
, -,
f.
wages, a rcwardcr, recompenser. a small fee. Dim. o{
,
,
$, {$)
tenant.
Hence pay. a receiving of wages, hired service. a hired servant. -apvos, 6, a Comic Patroov, ,
{$, of a placeman. ($) ,

ov, also os, ov,
{6$,
) )
to
work
or serve for
mercenary. hired or to be hired: as Subst. a hireling, mercenary, of soldiers.
-5, , ,$) ^^!) -65, {$, {$,

ov,
,, ,, ,,
rent.
one who pays rent, a
marriage-hating
laughter-
hating.
-, ,
,
ov,
hired, salaried.
, payment
to
of wages.
{$,
pay wages.
From From one who pays
hating democracy.
ov,
2'2,
wages:
ov,
wages, pay, hire

iox hire;
-9, -05, {, {, ) -5, $,, {$,

8,
,
[]
hating imposture. , From hatred of democracy. hating the commons, ov,

00s) hating the gods, godless,
{$, ^$) {8, $)
fixed
\$
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
:
hater,
) {,)
to hate the
hating the chase. hating Caesar. Laconian-
chus.
each for every day of

the
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, punish;
-5,, {$, $) -5, {$, \.6-'%,$,,,{,$)

ov,
[]
, {$, /$)
hating Lama-
ment, retribution.
received, wages, pay, salary.

f.
to
Hence
pay, hired service.
,() ,
,
serve for hire
:
(!) , ($)
c.
receipt
of wages: wages
-^,,,, 6-5, ,{, --5, {5,

,
f.
From hatred of argument. Xoyos) hating argument. hating bastards. ov, hating children. a Persian hater. iroXis) hating the state. los, ,
ov,
,
i.
{$,
,
to receive
wages,
pay.
clkos,
e.
hating the bad. irovos) hatred of work. hating the ,
ace. rei, to
receive
as
shield-handle,
hating
) )) {,
bad.
war
Sup.
verb. Adj. one
serving for hire;
-$, (, )
ov,
01
must keep in pay. service for wages or
-5, -8, 202, ,

2.
ov,
ov,
{3,
') {, -)
I.
From
borne
dis-
hating the poor.
hate, hatred:
receiving wages,
hireling soldiers.
one.
like.
act.
a hating, a grudge, strong

object,
a hateful
Roman-hating.
pass, hate
Sylla.
having meshes of thread. MI'TOS, , a thread of the warp, Lat. Hence generally, a thread : a web. []
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.
-, {, ) ,,
is,
2'1, {, \, -05, ,
f.
-5, -5,
,
f.
-, -5, -,
to
hating , , (, , {$, rvpavvos) hating , {$, hating , {, hating
$) {$,
\pv8os)
to cut
) )
warp
:
tyrant-hating.
Philip.
the good.
Lat. mofiimentum, a memorial, remembrance, record of person or thing: of one dead, a monument.
lies.
lection.
vp meat before roasting. *4'7;) working the thread.

seivn with thread,
memory.
a memorial, monument. mention or notice of a thins:.

3.
s,
tela
to
stretch the
;
in the
loom
,. -5,
,
or
es,
ply the looyn
,
[]
metaph.,
, {, -5, , [, , <5. MI'TT'AOS ,,
tailed, esp. hornless.
, , -5, 5, -5, , , ,
{$,
Ep. 3 sing, aor.
i
) ).
pass,
. , , .
<5,
,
recollect.
, {) ,{ $ , {).
Ion.
. ,
449
Dor.
) reme77ibrance,
of memory;
memory,
recol-
2. the faculty
from
II.
,
f.
ion. for
to
2. to
call to another's
say, Lat.
memorare. and pass,
be retnembered,
Lat. mutihis, cur-
remembering
MNA"
the Lat.
83I 100 drachmae, =4/.
= l5oz.
, ,
grs.
sing.,
l
;
;
, ,;
Ion.
Ep. aor.
(A), contr.
forms 3
and 3
imperat. 3 sing,
(5
Ep. 3
woo, court.
cativass for, Lat. ambire.
and Ion.
mention
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, ,{ {, ) , , . -, { , . , ., 5 .{ ,{ , ,{) , , { - { , ^{ , ,
;
. , (,. . . , ,; , , , ) - . ,
i
etdos) like thread, of linen,
pass. inf.
gen.
I.
-.^.:-^ $
of
;
'^.
fid, unforgetting.
II.
is.
^d.:
of nom. pi. weight, = loo drachmae a sum of money, also = 60 /iva? made a talent. of
, ,{ , . , . .
,
:
{), {) -, , {)
,
had
in
-(:
remember, call to mind, mind, mention, II. Pass., with f. med.

aor.
I
(.
)
neut.
mindful,
c.
gen. mindful
of.
2.
ever mind-
aor.
inf.
and aor.
med. imperat. of
3
pi. aor. I
Ion. for
med.
opt.
aor.
inf.
med. of
Ion. for
3 sing. aor.
med.
Dor. for used in the contr.

part,
-.
aor.
pass. inf.
of
2 sing. aor.
pi.
inf.
also in Ep. resolved forms, 2
sing,
3 sing. Ion.
part.
II.
impf
for
pi.
to
woo
, ,
to
inf.
f. Dor. bring presents in token of gratitude
f.
-,
to
imperat. pass, of
, {$,
:
to be grateful.
remember old
injuries
to
to
to tvife,
bear ill-will or malice; inalice, pass an act of amnesty.

rei,
bear no
ills
II. also c. ace.
generally, to court, sue for, solicit,

contr.
to
to
remind of the
of
age.
From
(),
remember, Ep.
for
inf.
of
to
woo.
old injuries, bearing malice. gen. ovos,
, ,
remembering
re-
3 sing. pres. imperat. of Dor. for fut.
fo
woo.
minding of misery.
Dor.
brance, memory.
med. oi
(ojs,
remem-
3,5, , Dor.
fern.
Dor. for
q. v.
for
fut.
med. of
fern,
^, ,
;
Ion. for
remembrance, memory. II. bride. tivos, Lat. mentionem
II. fern.
5,
in plur., espousals.
(
Adj.
of
a)
reminding of. courtship, wooing:

:
450
wooer, suitor
"b)
bering, remembrance.
ing, seeking in marriage.

opos, o,
fut.
,, -5, , [ / <5 {, , -, , , ^. , { , ,
Dor.
:
rjpos,
later,
]<6,<$,
Ep. for
calling to
a bridegroom. mind, mindful of.

los,
^. ( ,
:
) . {-
a, ov, also os, ov,
or dootn, destined, fated, Lat. fatalis.

ov,
{) {, ')
:
allotted by fate
ordained by fate,
Aeol.
for
dat. pi. of foreg.
Dor.
)a
remem-
fated, destined. Aeol.
for
,,
\05,
(05, , .
II.
reputation, fame.
pi.
gen.
(5,
vos,
Ion. for
a) wooed, wedded. a wooing, courtb) mindful

of.
, {5,
:
ov, Aeol. for
Movaeios. aypa) only

fem. of
in pi. the fine
imposed on one taken in adultery.
5, ,
r),
irreg.
an adul-
05, , ,
contr.
of
teress, Lat.
moecha
as fem. Adj. adulterous.
MNI'ON,
$ ,, 5,
, fine
part, oi
pi.
mossy, soft as moss.
From
abos,
f.
, ^, 5, ,
TO, moss, sea-weed.
to
down.
to
with
sea.
woo.
to
of
woo.
wretched
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,
:
, ' - ^,
,
6v,
-$,
Ep. part, of Ep. 3 pi. impf. of
remember. a and B.
ace.
,
;
7?,
{$)
fem. of
6$, an adulteress.
trans, to
commit adultery
II. intr. to
{.
,
;
hold dalliance with the commit adultery, Lat. moechari.

to
to co-mtnit adultery with, to seduce, c.
of persons, labouring, distressed,
.5., ,5,
II.
intr. to
a, ov,
{$)
an
commit adultery, Lat. moechari.

born in adultery.
ov, adulterous.
ov, 0,
From
paramour, seducer,
to
MOIXO'5,
Lat. moechus
(,
9
is,
adulterer,
have
the head shaven with a rasor like an adulterer s since persons taken in adultery had their heads close
-5,
culty, stamTTiering or
hardly, scarcely
{^$,
^)
shaven by
way of punishment. MOAEI'N.'aor. 2 inf.
Adv.
{$, ^() with

:
dumb.
like the later
MO 02,,,//, trouble:
bard
dimnus,
$.
toil
and trouble Hence
,
,
-TOKOs, ov,
{^$,
hardship, pain, sorrow. rentiv) helping wornen in
hardly, scarcely, Adv., later form for not scarcely, i. e. quite, utwith difficulty ;
terly.
-, 5, .
travail.
dry measure, Lat. modius, =^ of a mebattle, the battle-din

;
0'02, ,
=2
gallons.
noise or trampling of horses.
5
:
the
, a glutton, greedy beggar. Dor. for fem. of MoAtt. -ttos, ov, Molossian; XoTTiKus the Molossian dog, a kind of wolf-dog used
by shepherds.
II. u
!,
6, at
Sparta, a
name
for the child of a
Prosody, the Molossus, a foot consisting of three long

syllables, e. g.
Helot : such children being brought up as fosterbrothers of the young Spartans. 2. from their
insolence,
invoked
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,
: :
, ,
'
as
meant an impudent fellow : hence theôJ of impudence. 3. a rude dance.

of
enclit. dat. sing,
. {)
:
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.
ball or bullet.
reverence, consideration one in proper respect.

as prop, n.,
there were three, Clotho, Lachesis, Atropos. f. [a] Ion. to share, distribute: Med. to share among themselves.
:
, -,
tv
dydv
to hold
leaden weight on a net.

black lead
Moira,
the
goddess of fate
later
{)
:
{) 5, , {$) . 0'02, -, , {, )
,
ov,
, , , ,. ^, . , , . {) ,
$
,
,,
{\$, $) loaded with

lead.
poet, for
. ,
^$,
lead.
.
(sub.
$),
in
{) , {)
fut.
of
to sing of, Lat. canere.
Hence
a minstrel or da?icer.
,
:
775
{)
like
leaden, of lead.
II.
the leaden ball or bullet.
,
to fix
ov, 6, lead.
plumbago,
with
melted lead.
to be
-5, {,
(S,
yivosj fcUed from birth.
-,
f.
hence a blacklead pencil.
Pass,
{, /)
:
mixed up
in a dirty quarrel.
man
a cause of complaint. Dor. for

f.
runs single.
frontlet
racehorses
monarch
;
:
--,
this king's reign.
monarchy.
alone, sovereign.
Adj., solitary, single

oneself.
II.
- : (): -5, -5 -, -5 ) -. ,
also of a bull,
:
, , ^
aor. 2 part,
, ,. , {)
,
for
.\<^{\,
. ' . ^ $, ,
0'2
:
[]
f.
*.
:
pass,
stain, sully, dejile, corrupt

:
also to seduce a
wo-
single horse.
-5 --, , (,
Ion.
Pass, to be or
,, , {)
vkos,
6,
{) ,
,
become
vile,
uallow.
-5, ,
coffin.
f.
defilement, pollution.
K(pas) one-horned
blame, reproof, complaint:
to he alone, live in solitude.
) -, , (,) -, )
gen.
ace.
~(,
-(,
-5, {, ($,
:
) (,
451
as Subst.
ov,
TO,
a unicorn. with one mourner. a bed for one only,

to sleep alone.
-'5, , , , (, -)
-KpoTOS, ov, (/xovoj,
:
a race-borse tkat
ii)
sandal.
oars.
(5,
f.
having one horses that run single, having no yokefellow.

to be in
one limb
-5
Ion
Ion. ov, with but of buildings, with but one room : viploZos a sentence consisting of one clause.
ov,
)) -, (,
)
,
ivitb
with but one
with one bank of
or sovereign
Ion.
Hence
absolute rule, sovereignty,

ov,
Ion.
'-,
;
(6$,
way
05, , , {$) -5 -,
cv,
6,
,
only
Ion.
aSos,
($) properlv
a unit.
oi
also masc. of a
as Subst.,
$, ,
fern,
Adv. properly dat.

singly or alone.
solitary;
a monk.
who rows
a place to stay
Ion.
ov, 6,
{5,
as
a ship with one
sons, steadfast, constant.
lasting, Lat. stabilis.
horseman, opp. to
alone: ot metre, consisting of one foot,

ov,
($, ^) one-eyed. {, one-fingered. one-eyed. , ($, -\75, {$, of unvaried sound, monotonous. -?, -otovTos, {$. pluckedone-toothed. {$, from one stem cut or carved from one -65, (5, ($) of one kind, simple.
:
only-begotten
-5, ) -8,
a charioteer.
-, -5,
:
{) ($, -5, , {5, $, , () -5, (,
singly, a sculler.
( . () ,- , , .) ) -,
with a single ship. of one stone.
Ion. \low-, ov,
(,
(,
a single oar
made
out
ruling
a fern.
opos,
Ion.
-,
Dor. for
f.
[d]
to fight
in single
combat
of the Athenians at
man, alone, by
Marathon, having fought
single-handed with the Persian.

Ion.
Hence
in one
Subst.
$)
-,
a staying, abiding, tarrying.
in,
mansion.
(s,
a hunt of one day. apapeiv) single ; vavs

staying, fixed
)
2.
bank of oars.
ov,
$
combat
:
-5, (,
ov,
single combat.
fighting in single
left
one
2.
one's mother, deprived of one's mother.
night.
log.
ov, or
of per-
but one child.
of conditions, abiding,
with one horse,
who conquers alone

a
ov,
ov,
ov, gen. ovos,
Ion.
Ep. and Ion.

ov,
-5,
born from one and the same mother.

ov,
) {, ) -, -,
"iniros)
{5.
(, -. (, ) -5. (, -, , ,= (,, ) -, , (, -765, (, -5, {,

cfos,
wielded in single combat.
,,
alone by
Ion.
Adv.
-irais,
;
ov,
II.
made of wood
II. pass.
)
ov,
in a single
made from a
act.
single
only.
an only
Ion.
ov,
walking
wife.
']
marrying one
is.
-5, ^
left
clad in a tunic only
pecul. fem. of sq.
{$, yivos)
-5, , (, ) -8, , (, ^)
, ,
gen.
one-footed.
) ) -, (, . -,
in urestling.
[d]
:
having
child.
one
with but one sole. without a robe,
v.
with one horse. digging with
one point. [0]
MO'NOS Ion. 5,77,',

alone, forsaken
:
Dor.
only
%,,,
:
alone,
c.
gen.,
reft of, de-
ov,
prived of thee.
. alone,
often with gen.
ov,
-,
-^,
-)5,
ov,
is,
(S,
and
yrjvai)
having one horse yoked : generally, single, alone. lasting but one day. ov, (jiovos,
)' , , ^, (, - -8.>/, (, ) -5, , ) (, )

hovtros)
6, ^,
block.
vyos,
,,
. .
men.
merely
added,
alone
IV. Sup.
cf
III. like
its
Lat. unus for unicus, standing
alone, single in
kind, unique.
all
the one only person, one above all others, cf.
V. neut.
Lat.
as Adv., alone, only,

all but, well nigb.
tantum non,
f.
to eat
ov,
made of iron only. but once in the day. From eating but once a day.
0.2
452
sceptre alone, absolute.

is,
-5, ,
unaccompanied.
ov,
-, -5,
{6$,
verse.
nerally, alone, single.
carved ont of a single block.

dealing with monosyllables.
{5, (5, board, eaten apart, (8,

ov,
ov, ov,
ov,
handle.
a day:
one-eyed.
one's opinion,
nature
) ) $, () , -, ) -5, $, -5, -5 -,) 6$) -5, '$, , . -, ) - -, ) ,. () , () ,

-5,/,(//05,
of one syllable,
-65, -5,
) -, )
-5,
ov,
{$, {$, $)
) )
,
wielding tbs
see
walking alone,
(,
vyyos,
o,
, ', {5, ^)
going alone
:
consisting of one
ge-
, . . () , (, ) ,, -08,
'.
, ov,
poet, for
For Zfvs Mopios
a bugbear, hobgoblin. From Dep. to fright, scare.
ov,
[], formed from
of water,
to roar, boil, Lat.
hideous to behold.
as
from
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
$, 6,
,
,
;
iv,
skilfully or richly
wrought; or
(6$,
ov,
irreg. Sup.
Ion.
ov,
ov,
{5, (payuv) eating alone or once (5, watching alone. {8, single in gen. (^,
ov,
.
ovos,
piece.
ov,
with but one child. at a solitary

solitary, unsocial.
glistening, shining.
(Deriv.
like
unknown.)
MOTON,
TO, the black mulberry.
one's appointed lot,
fate,
ovs) one-eared:
with one
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. doom, destiny;
($)
MOPT'52il,
to soil, stain, defile, sully
pf. pass,
part.
standing alone, single.

(S, (/aoios,
(^,
soiled, defiled.
for
Dor.
to
hoofed.
alone
eds pf. make single or

:
Pass, to be left alone, only son in each generation ; to be forsaken : also to be taken apart, without wit-
nesses
allies.
monody.
to the song of the chorus.
divisions of the
(so.
, , ,
,
^ ,
:
-5 -, -5 :
Ion.
made of one
Dor.
ov, Dor. singular in one's vote or purpose.
Ion.
^ ^,
-|/5,
:
) (, %)
($,
aor. I
of simple
solid-
voting
f.
Pass.,
aor.
Ion.
;
solitary
^^{$)
:
Ion. part,
Ep.
:
Morpheus, son of Sleep, god of from From the shapes he calls up before the sleeper. , form, shape, figure : a beautifid form,
dreams:
thefashioner, moulder, so called
beauty, Lat. forma.
& ',
^,
5,
f.
make
gesticulations.
to shape, fashion,
mould.
$, ,
2.
generally, /orOT,/iis/?>/o,
to
to
give on
c.
gen.,
>8,
f.
Hence , a song sung alone, a monody,

singing alone. pass. part, of
, ()
deserted by
to
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.
,
$,
Hence
sing alone,
to
sing a
of a figure.
solo, opp.
-05, , (5,
aor.
5, -, =$, , , , (()
Adv. of
poet,
(),
Spartan
only.
. (,
2.
swine.
wxp) one-eyed.
one of the six
itifantry.
al, the
demy,
so called
because
parted or propagated
((,
\\, =
sacred olives in the Acathey were supposed to be
the original olive-stock that grew in the Acropolis. Hence Zeis Moptos as the guardian of these sacred
olives.
$,.
II.
ov, poet, for
Dim. of
, . $,
()
folly.
bours of the Colchians, living in wooden houses. ov, of a calf ;

calf-skin.
from
a small piece, generally,
a piece, tortion.
sucker, scion.
, ,
() ^, ,, () , 05, () , -, , (, )
6$, ,
f.
- -, ( ) ^
,
,
, ,() () ,,
;
, ), , , () ,
or
TO,form, shape, figure
the outline
a shaping : form, semblance. one who shapes : fern.
changing men
into
, a wooden house or tower.
or
or
an Asiatic race near the Black Sea, neigh-
a calf-skin leash
Dim.
ov,
,
to
as
Subst.,
plant a sucker, propagate.
like
f.
a young sucker, [t] of a calf. to make a calf.

sprout,
ani-
o.also
, the young shoot of a plant,

II.
metaph. of the young of

boy
mals, a calf: more often a girl, maid, Lat. juvenca. :
any young animal. Adv.

Ion. for
, ,
May.
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
also
a young
bull
heifer.
2.
a
3.
singly, alone.
,
'-,
-,
$.
-,
Ion. aor.
Ion. for
77s,
Lacon. Dor. Muse, goddess of song, music, poetry, dancing, and the fine arts. There were ?iine Muses, Clio, Euterpe, Thalia, Melpomene, Terpsichore, Erato,
Aeol.
MOT' 2 A, as, , the
.
I
part. pass, of
-, {, -, ) ) , {,-, {, -, {) ,,
-05,
Pass, to be well educated, accomplished, elegant.
. {, ) $, {, ) ,-,, , -, ') ,
-iroios, ov^
; :
453
:
making poetry
a poetess
also
singing or playing. serving the Muses:

musical^
as Subst.,
ov,
,
pi.
{,
a minstrel.
,
f.
f.
to devote to the
, , ($)
cognato,
ship,
Dor. part. ace.
oi
sore troubled or distressed, to suffer greatly
later,
Polymnia or Polyhymnia, Urania, and CalliSpe. music, song: also eloquence; and in pi.
II.
Hence
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.
-5, , . '^),
accomplishments.
,
,
arts,
-^-, (),
toil, hardship. wretchedness, poor condition in moral sense, badness, wickedness. From
complishmefits.
elegantly
:
Muses.
Muses.
phetic song.
of the Muses atid arts.

f.
^, . ] ), \$ \5 \$ ,. . '/, , -. , . , ,(, ) '2, -, . , (,{, ) -, -, ) -, {, ) -, ^) , -, -., ,

arts, devoted to the
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
$,
, ,
6, $, ,
wretched.
, ,
toils
;
$, $
to be
weary with
:
.
sore
Muses
toil,
c.
be
ace.
to
undergo hard-
to toil at learning.
aTos, to,
mostly
distress,
,
2.
()
II. in
in
of things, toilsome, laborious: but
{) , , ()
Muses.
,, () 5, {)
villainous, rascally, Lat. pravus.
also in sorry plight.
moral sense, knavish,
Hence
Adv. in sorry plight, miserably. verb. Adj. of one must labour. = f. to toil, labour : also to
suffer greatly.
of the Muses or the fine

II.
as Subst.,
I.
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,
a musician, poet, a lyric-poet : generally, of letters, a scholar, an accomplished person,
$ $
borer, Lat. labor.
,,
one who heaves up by a lever; he who makes the sea to heave one who heaves up new words.
to prise up, to
From
f.
III.
Adv. -$,
, {6$)
Ion. for
heave up or
generally, arts, letters, ac-
wrench by a
lever.
harmoniously,
f.
Sup.
TO,
Dim. o{
Dor. for
ov,
f.
built by song.
to be
Muse-mad, smitten by the
From
es,
smitten by the
a;s,
o,
of promother
opos,
the
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.
mus araneus.
to write poetry about.
From
, , {) a moaning,
muttering.

454
vbaOS
wet, dripping, soaked,
$, , ,
damp, mouldy.
f.
9.
the subject of conversation, the matter
itself.
ping.
5,
to
welding red-hot iron.

lift
,, ,, -, '02
'02,
:
II.
From
{$)
advice, a
to
command,
V. a
2.
order.
:
be
damp,
wet,
drip'
plan. account.
fables.
tale, story
IV. a purpose, design, afterwards, was the
II. to
be datnp or cla7nmy from decay.
o,i/am/).
f.
clamminess, decay, hit. situs, [p]
1700, to
ov,
{$,
forge red-hot iron. From forging or
an ordeal
[5~], , any red-hot mass; masses of red-hot iron in the hands, as also any Ivmp or mass of metal.
)$
of fnarrow.
poetic or legendary tale, as opposed to the historical
III.
tale,
story, fable,
such as Aesop's
fabulous.
'5, ,
(,
f.
:
$, (,
ov, (/xt;cXos)
v,
= //ufAoets.
marrow: meand
barley,
2. the
{\08) full
taph.
, Lat. of strengthening food,
which are called of the skull, the brain.

part, core,
:
moan
to
pf.
mysteries.
mysteries of the Cabiri initiated in the great mysteries.

;
instruct.
Ep. 2 sing, and omitting one f,

'.
sing,
name.
con over, consider. Dor. for Dor. for
story, to be talked of.

aor.
I
, , $. , (,, , , ,, . , , ,. . , , ^, , . . |, (){, $) ^, , \$ , -, , . $, -,
rci
:^
3.
($
I
.
to
Ep.
MEDULLA,
as
wine
low
) ,
ij,
MT'KA'OMAI,
pf.
-, ,{,) -5, (, )
MTPA
Att.
17,
-5, {, (8)
cs,
like
a fable, legendary,
ov,
f.
-:
asses.)
a fly, Lat. musca. a fly-flap.

flappitig
Ep. aor. 2
(so
Dep.
also of other animals, as of asses, to bray, of

:
jnarrow
dogs, to growl, etc.

also
to
generally, the inmost

Pass.,
groan from
[v in Horn., aor.
(: {):
in Att.]
aor. I
the
to
to
initiate
c.
into
sound of oxen, as sheep and goats, from that of
Pass, to
be
initiated;
to
ace.
cognato,
be
opyia
be initiated in the
generally, to
\(,
:
f.
to mutter.
2.
der,
{)
murmur
U.
with closed drink with closed

contr. for
lips,
lips,
suck
in.
From of or from Mycenae. at, Mycene, Mycenae, an ancient Pelasgic city, superseded by the Doric Argos: Mycenae. Adv. , pecul. fem. of
ov,
$, , {) ,
^,
,
aros,
,.
Lat.
from
MUGIRE,
of oxen, to bel-
,
away flies.
':
of things, to grate, jar, roar
exertion.
(Formed from the
from that of from that of bulls, etc.,
a bellowing: and a bellowing : the roar of thun-
[]
and
6,/0^
5,
pi.
Ion. impf.
f.
aor. I
Dep.
{$)
Ep. 3
to say, speak, tell,
II. to
say over to oneself, like

imperat. of
, 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,
also
MT'KH5,
5, ,
5, ,
hit. fungus.
II.
$, , ()
Hence
f.
{$)
to
the nose, snout
in pi, the
Pass,
to be the subject
of a
nostrils.
turn vp the nose or sneer

out of the nose.
at,
med.
opt. of
Lat. 7iaso adunco suspendere.
, Dim. $,
Dep.
Adv.
Dor.
-, , ($)
f.
of
a short tale or fable.

for
ov,
sounding
later
form
from
mythic, legendary.
to tell
or legends: also to
become mythical.
17,
or legends, mythology.
ov,
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,
''05,
, -,
-, , {^)
Dor. for
($, ()
tell
word for word.
a millstone.
, -5, , (, 4y) -,
($,
,{') ,
to tell
as a legend:
Pass,
tell
mythic tales
to be or
stone.
2. to tell tales, talk.
Hence
legends.
() , , () -5, , , (, ($)
<8, {) 5,
ov,
the nostril.
working
iti
a mill.
;
of a mill
\aas
a millstone, any large rouna

one
who works
II.
verb. Adj. one
must
in a mill, a miller,
[a]
a telling of mythic tales
Hence
(, 05, () () ,, 05 () -5, (5,

ov,
a mill, Lat. mSla, [p], the nether millstone.

bruised or crushed in a mill.
-5,
a hand-mill.
pf. pass,
of
*)
to
gnaib or grind the teeth. for a mill ; of
a millstone.
(s,
to crush,
pound, Lat. molere. like a millstone.
condemn
,, ( ()
5, ,
Dep.
els
$, , () 9, , ()
[, ,
[a slave] to
millstone;
miller,
dvi/eas.
[]
master
rniller.
armed men.
tale?its
. (, -,
is,
455
mill-bouse, mill, Lat. pistrinum
mucus, phlegm.
prey
thousand meastires
ov,
the
($
plied
anoint.
-, ().($) (, -5, (, ) {$ -, /, , -, ) , ,, () 8, - , . () , ^ -, (, ) $, -, (, ) , ,(, (, ) ) (, -, (, -5, -, -5, -5, -5, (, , , () ) -65, -, )

:
, , , () , -5, , ) 5.
work
to
t'r
Lat. detrudere in pistrinum, to

e mill. excuse, pretence, pretext,
() , (, ^)
fjpos,
an
[]
off.
make
excuses
to
put
the discharge
from
the nose,
breathing of unguents or essence. with countless

as,
,= ov, (5,
a nose, nostril. mouse-killing.
Lat. muraena, a sea-eel or lamten
also
a sea-serpent.
Adv.
(8)
ov,
thousand times. holding ten
and
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, (, ) -5, (pos,v) -5, -, , (, ^) -05, , (5, ) () , () MTTMH3, 5, 5, ,

ov,
burthen.
ov,
,
locks.
ov,
.
-irvous,
5) with
ten
thousand
of ten
thousand
with countless voices.
ov, couir.
eyes.
an
ant's nest, ant-hill.

ant-hills.
got from
, the a?it,
FORMICA
ov,
with per-
commander
abas,
men.
Att. gen, plur.
number
;
a myriad are used alone of money,
when
($) 5, ,
v.
fumed
ev,
anointed, scented.
sub
must be supte?i
MT'PON
[],
-5,
f.
when of
(S,
corn,
gen. os,
($,
generally,
sweet
eras) lasting
thousand years
of countless years.
pf. pass,
to
sam. the perfume-market. or charming.
sweet oil extracted from plants : an unguent, perfume, balIL the place where unguents were sold,
ol,
').
\v\
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,
fern,
ihos,
ov,
$)
with ten thousand
oxen.
a dealer in ungjtents, a perfumer. ov, wet with unguent. es, (pi-yôs) shining with unov,
, ,
having guent.
(8, Kapvus) bearing count-Kpavos, with numberless ($, heads, many-headed. said thousand ($,
-Kapiros, ov,
ov,
less fruit.
immense
teeth.
xpiaros) anointed with
siveet oil.
f.
to
rub with tinguent, anoint.

the
MT'PPA, ,
the
pace of
Arabian myrtle, Lat.

a myrtle twig
myrrha, murrha.
or wreath.
times.
-8, -5, -,
:
ov,
ov,
os,
ships.
'.-,
fold
ber, countless.
-5, ($, ) -. $.
ov,
aos,
,,
(, $) {$,
($,
=
than.
ten
of counfless shapes. of endless toil. vavs) of nutnberless
myrtetum.
tle.
, 5
5,
[],
later Att. for
II.
ov,
', ()
,
later
arvos,
Adv.
, 5
mostly in
etc.
5,
pi.,
-^,
infinitely
ov, gen. ovos,
($)
time out of mind.

ten thousand
more
is,
(5, $) of
myrtle-berry, Lat. myrtum.

infinite
,
:
[r]
-8,
trickle,
IL
myrtle-branch,
es,
() (, ^)
Att.
[t]
in
myrtle-market. of myrtle, Lat. myrteus. a myrtle-grove, Lat.

at, the
ov, TO, the fruit
of the myrtle
num-
MT'PTOS,
MT'Pfl
run,
77,
the myrtle, Lat. myrtus.

pres.
II.
a, ov, numberless, counfless,
of
infinite.
ai, a, ten
used, as,
, ',
II.
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,
as a definite
in
,Number
[], only used

stream.
Numeral
in pi.,
sing,
'$
thousand:
some phrases the

horse,
may
,
be
MUS
, ()
,
[]
apovpatos a field-mouse. of the body, Lat. musculus.

utos,
vos,
()
the \o,ooo!h.
body of ten thousand.
,
MT"2,
Med.
, ,
,
myrtle
the
myr-
like.
($), the
to flow, to melt
and impf.,
2. trans, to
weep
o,
gen.
$,
() ,
ace.
voc.
[],
.,
3 1 aor.
() $. .
=
of
a mouse, Lat. II. a muscle
456
Lat.
Dep.
[], metaph. an abomination, defilement, Lat. piaadum. , a Mysian. to run about like a {5,
mouse.
mostly in
celebrations,
,,
",
pi.
8 , () 05, -, )
:
, ,,
,
impurus
:
abominable, , (5)/1, abomination.

loathsome,
aor. I
.
wounds have
shut.
his
closed.
:
2.
of persons,
an
eyes,
keep one's eyes shut

3.
absol.,
to
(5)
:
f.
eyes
to loathe,
abominate. anything that causes disgttst:
abate.
part of the body.
, {) , () . ^.
wvos,
metaph.
be lulled to
to shut the
with one's
rest,
to
\\. trans, to shut, close.
, ($)
6v,for mysteries, mystical. From a mystery, secret rite
goad.
the mysteries, religious
-,
sighted.
, -,
a knot of muscles, a muscular
gen. plur. oi
to be purblind, to see di?nly. to
{^)
11.
spur, prick
with
the
spur,
, {, ) =
-nos,
Pass, to be teased by flies.
Eleusinian mysteries of Demeter or Ceres. mystery or secret thing : a mystic history pensation.
belonging
, 5, ,
the most famous
of which were the

2.
<,
mystical.
eat
a crust of bread hollowed out as a spoon, to sup soup or gravy with. solemnising the ov,
[t],
mysteries.
, 2 -,
it
,,
pecul. fem. of
fem.
-5, $,
initiated.
() one 05,,,, , for

of or
to the mysteries.
$. ()
Hence
:
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,
broil.
, 5,
,,
{, )
as Subst.,
the mysteries
secret,
Dep.
to sop
bread in soup or gravy
to
with.
From
mysteries, receiving the initiated.
{, {5, () -5, , (,
-,
ov,
troducing into the mysteries.
lus.
, , . ,
f.
, a mess of cheese, honey, garlic beaten up together, mince-meat. formed from ov, irreg. Sup. of
hard through
sion.
'2,
,
as
f.
8 ,
) )
\y\
, - - {): (
,
the
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.
', ,
09,,, , $, ,
.
,
.
which
.
:
,,
closing the eyes, short-
the horse-
bruise.
receiving the
initiating, in-
with.
. : ,
mark of
a blow, a weal,
Ion. aor. . Dor. poet. 3 sing, Dep.: aor. pass. to flfid fault with, blame, chide, c. ace: in pass, sense, to be blamed. f. to blame, chide, find fault
:
, {$)
[],
, {5)
the fish
muscle, Lat. myti-
grace. blame.
to
{) {)
.
.
blamed, blamable. blame, ce7tsure, dispersonified, Momus, the god of
to
make
into mince-meat.
From
used in questions Adv., Dor. contr. for a negative answer is expected, it is not, is iti
e.g.
it
;
Lat. intimus
house, frojn the
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.
5, , {) 08, , () {) , {) () 05, , , {)
, , .
from
Dor.
the nostrils, to snort or
2. to
Lat.
numj
Answ.
$. %,
at, sneer.
times however
asks doubtingly, Lat.
() moan
to
breathe
from pas-
make
moiiths
Hence
be answered in the affirmative. Dor. for with single, solid, uncloven hoof, Lat. solipes, epith. of the horse. ov =
and
may 5, , , -,
a, ov.
, 8, ,
:
a snorting : sneering. ov, inward, inmost, most retired,

irreg.
Sup.
moaning, groaning.
Adv.
from
the inmost part of the
women's chambers.
ov,
irreg.
Sup. of
he
sat in the farthest corner.

to the far corner.
Adv.
$ , , ,
silly,
,
5,
become
.
,
:
{$,
I
,).
.
.
Some-
num forte f
f.
aor.
foolish, to play the fool
(
:
{$)
:
c.
ace,
viv to
make a
so.
senseless attempt.
2. to
foolish, convict offolly.

to
make
silly,
',
f.
aor.
intr. to be
shut or closed, esp. of the

;
(
'
pf.
lips
but also of wounds
eXnea
^
:
I.
;
and eyes
all
, )* , . , ,
2,
foolish.
2. tasteless, insipid.
{) -8,, ,{, ') -8, {, $,

aor. I pass. part,
of
silliness, folly, absurdity.
.
c.
to
to be
make
tasteless: Pass.
77,
ov,
a speaking foolishly, idle talk. From speaking foolishly. dull, heavy: generally, stupid,
foolishly wise.
ov,
Adv. of
foolishly.
v. sub.
inf.
Dor. f r of
-~'22.
{),'=,
NATCH,
]^,
bet
:
457
to flou), (overflow.
:
ri,
a goat-skin
,,
X>
i)
II.
lus.
indecl., thirteenth
letter of Gr. alpha-
as numeral,
:
' = ,,
I.
but
^f
50,000.
before the gutturals
Changes of
7
as
'*
into
stream, spring
^.
into
$.
,
-$,
as
(-$, -, -,-, -$. -.

into
III. into
^s
y-yovos, 67-.va/pos, (y-xwpios, I7/x before the labials \p,
,,,,
$,
aros,
[a]
vaKos, TO, later form of
(-IV.
I
65 a stream , flowing, running. $, ,6. Dor. -,

;
, ()
v.
a sheep's fleece, Lat. vel-
[]
flowing, a current^ of fire. Hence
atiythitig
vdv, Dor. for
before
of some pure Verbs, as
The
pi. in
in
,
;
,
as
and I, as with the
the Epic termin.

for
for
numeral
vw,
(^( . , /; ( , ^ - -, -, $, ^ ] ) {) ^ (
,
as
before
as
V. into
before
pass,
VI. /
is
inserted in aor.
from
is
or final
found with dat,

pi.
as
for
3 pers,
of verbs
for
3 pers. sing, in
for
a dwarf, Lat. nanus. {vavos, of dwarfish stature. Na^tos, a, ov, (Naos) from the isle of Naxos or a kind 01, the Naxians: Na^ta of whetstone, Lat. cos Naxia. (s, (iiaîos, 'dpyov) of Naxian work. Na|os, 17, Naxos, one of the Cyclades, anciently called Dia.
6,
-,
NA"N02,
ov,
for
ace. of vavs.
is,
\$
local termin. -at,
as
as
with
the
the Advs.
itipv-
ing or busied in a temple : as Subst., keeper of a temple, Lat. aeditmis.
',,
,
Ion.
ov, (vaos,
dwell-
, the
for
/i
vv.
It
is
with the enclit. Parts. /fcV ; used to avoid hiatus where a
vowel follows. vdes, vdas, Dor. nom. and rjpos, o, and
,
. ,
:
bitant, dweller.
and bitant of Nazareth.

nae
5, , , () an
,
ace. pi. of vavs.
inha-
a Nazarene, inha-
Adv., used in strong affirm., yea, verily, Lat. with an affirmative clause but in answers the
:
Att. use
() ,
.. , ^: , , , ,, , ,
6,
:
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.
3 sing. Ion. impf. of 3 sing. Ion. impf. of
,. , (, ) '$, -5, -8, (, )

{5,
ov,
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,
05
nard-oil.
nard-oil.
, -,
{)
\$)
nard, spikenard, Lat. nardus.
II.
filling the
hollow of the of reed
or reed.
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
():
(),'5. os,
ov,
carrying a a rod-bearer.
staflf
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,,(/;)
, $. ;
aor,
I
'52. '.
f.
6vaâ:
pf. pass,

458
or
compress
"kneaded.
kneaded cake.
shipivreck, be
riots.
wreck; vavayiaiirnLKO.
-05
- () , .- : . , ,
:
vaards
to press or squeeze close,
stamp down,
.
:
irreg. pi.
$,
05,
pile up.
Lat. statio navinm.
close-pressed, firm,
welU
as
Subst.,
vaaros,
6,
a well- fight by sea
Att. for
f.
shipwrecked
(yavayus) suffer crash, smash, of cha:
a seafiglt parox.
Hence
Ion,
Ion.
Ion.
, 05, ,
the
shipwreck, wreck.
Med., vavs
a piece of a wreck, wreck o{ z. chzrioX. From

{vavs,
Pass, of the ships, io be built.

ov,
^)
ship-
building.
wrecked, stranded, Lat. naufrdgus : generally, ruined, wrecked.
, , ()
fleet.
ral.
fleet,
in a ship, a
sailors.
master of a ship.
, -5 ) ,, , , {$)
-5,
2.
,
va\n\y6s,
f,
be
admiral of a yard.
office
Hence
, the
6,
command of a fleet,
ihe
period of his command.

{vavs,
ihe
an admiral.
ov,
poet, for
) $.
II.
of admi-
,^ , 5,{) , ^)
sea-fight.
, ', , , ) -5, 5,
,
with
f.
:
an anchorage,
a
ship, to
tvitb.
{vavos)
io fight in
generally, to fight
or coniend
,a
ov, {vavs,
of, for or suited to boarding pikes. II. ov, act fighting at sea.
f,
{^08)
to
io build ships build oneself ships
:
:
{^)
suited
for
ship-
ship-bidldi?ig.
a place for ship-building, a dock-
-05, ,
NAT'S, ,
ship,
;
From
{vavs,
Subst.,
'^05,
building ships a ship-builder, shipwright.
as
commander of a
val.
vav-TTOpos, ov, {vavs, irapos) traversed by ships, naII. parox. vavnopos, ov, propelling a ship.
Lat.
[], ov, 6, (vavs, seaman.

(vavs,
')
[]
one who embarks
as Adj. nautical,
of
-, ,
Hence
ship, a seafaring life.

rally,
05,
an
,
ship,
f.
II.
a ship's cable. Ion. for vavdy-. to be a ship-owner, metaph. to manage, govern.

calling of a master of a 2. poet, a voyage: gene-
, $, ,, ^ , , , , , ,, , : , , , ,
long
NA V-IS,
ship of war. Att. declens., vavs, veajs, vavv dual gen. veoiv pi. or vavs: Ion., vvs, vôs, via, pi. vids,
;
a ship
vavs
via,
Med.
, the
life
and
self
by sea.
enterprise.
of a ship.
who carried goods or passengers. 2. seaman. vav-Kpapos, , the same with II. at Athens, ihe member of a division of ihe citizens : in Solon's time there were 1 2 in each of the
of a
poet,
-8,
,{$)
3. also
a ship. of
for
ihe
masler
(vavs, KXrjpos) the
owner or master
$. {)
ships, famous by sea.
4 tribes, 48 in number of the
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
:
when
Cleisthenes increased the
to be crossed by
5(, ,
, {) , -, 05. -05, -, -(5 -5, ) os

Att.
57,
, , ,
vias
:
Ep. v^s,
veSjv,
pi. vfjes,
or
pi. viis,
vavv,
pi. j/aes,
(but also gen. and ace. vOs, vias) Dor. vavs, vaos, or vaas.
:
to take
io carry by sea. with one by sea to hire a ship for onePass., with fut. med. io go
:
contr. for
{vavs) sea-sickness, qualm-
ishness, retching, Lat. nausea.
Hence
to be
Att.
retch, suffer from sea-sickness.
,=
Ion.
{vavs,
,
{vavs,
qualmish, to
kKhtOs) renowned for
()
ship-cable.
', (j/aCs,
()
ihe sea.
fare, Lat. naulum.

f.
or creek
) -, , ) 5, , ,
-5,
,
:
opos,
,,
{vavs,
commanding
ship.
II.
as Subst. ihe
or
master of a ship, [a] {vavs) passage-money,
going by
2. also a freight. {vavkoxos) to lie in a harbour
to lie in wait, so as to sally out

c. ace. to lie
passing
affording safe anchorage, having a good roadstead. II. as Subst.,

ov,
-8,
:
in wait for.
{vavs,
upon
ships
{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.
-, , ,
ship.
-5,
go
ov, {vavs,
) ) as)
carried in a ship,
like Pass., io
by sea,
sail.
Hence
voyaging, sailing.
ov,
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 vs, 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, ,
) , : ,, ) . , ,
6,
voyage.
one
, , ,
vavTiKos,
17,
-5, ,
,
who goes on
, (/')
(yavs, Att. for
going by
ship.
'
fern,
sending by ship.
II.
vedvis Ion. vefjVis, gen. iSos, ace. veaviba and viaviv, of veavias, a young woman, girl, maiden. II. as Adj. youthful : new.
, (vavs) Lat. nauta, a seaman, sailor.

shipboard, a companion by sea.
(vavs,
II.
be a stripling.
young man.
65
459
Dep. (veaviOKos)
to be in one's youth,
Ion.
5, ,
(veavias) a youth,
, () ,
5
-,
iao
() \-, , (, -) -5,, {,
,, -8 -, .) , , -
, ,,
-5,
,.
veiv -8,
(,
-8,
^)
5,
-5,
6-<5,
-5,
aev)
-5
^)
-5,
5,
s,
ov, (vios,
edged.
(vios) fresh with youth: genexuly, fresh,

ov, (vios,
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 vvis. 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,
-,,
^, $
) ) ,
:
5
,
6-5,
) ,(. ) 6,
$)
newly-whetted, keen- a new-comer, Lat. advena.
5, 65.
vf,vts, Ion. for veavias, veavis.
Ion. for veaviOKOS.
V6-dos,
,
.
<,
6, 6", 6,
,
,
$.
, vei,
veeeov
: :
460
veiKfiv
:
wrangle, dispute with

part,
tentiously.
to taunt,
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.
,05. NEI K02, TO, a
,
II.
[.
:
also c. ace. cognato, holding out obstinately, contrans, to vex, annoy, esp. by word,
upbraid, to accuse, criminate.

quarrel, wrangle, dispute : strife
(veKpos, conducting the dead, ferrying the dead over the Styx. VKpos, ov, 6, a dead body, carcase, corpse, corse: in pi. the dead. II. as Adj., vcKpos, a,
6v, dead.
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.
, $, ,
NE'KTA'P,
(vefipus)
a place for dead bodies, a

II. pass,
-5, -65,
Homer
(, )
feni.
burial-place.
watered by the Nile. NeiXos, 6, the Nile, the great

in
or on the Nile;
aor.
I
, ,
6,
-,
built
iSor,
I
$, , ()
{),
:
a making dead.
:
a becoming dead, death

as
deadness.
apos, ri_ r.ectar, the drink of the gods,

:
river of Egypt, called
65, $, , () -5,
ov,
7'7$.
,
ambrosia was their food in Homer the nectar red poured like wine by Hebe, and, like drunk mixed with water. Hence
is
it,
on or by the Nile.
living in
NetXcDTts the land of Nile.

part, of
3 sing. Ep. aor.
2 sing, imperat.
.4,
of
:
()
05,
grant
ing,
Ion.
ov, like nectar, scented,
generally, divine,
the dead.
6}-08,
guiding
pi.
, {$, ^)
Ion.
[a]
65-
contr.
-, , (,
:
oracle of the dead,
vio06v, Ion. for vcoOiv, Adv. (veos)
from
the bot-
dead were called up

ov,
tom;
heart.
veioeev
CK II. annv.
from
the
bottom of his
the in77iost part.
Vio-KOpos,
-',
fallow, or
for corn.
, ,. )
,
f.
fj,
Ion. for veuOi,
Adv. (veos) at the bottom, in
Ion. for
5.
to let
it,
a dead
brated
-5, (, NE'KT2,
place where the ghosts of the and questioned.
vos, 0, Ep. dat. sing,

ace. pi.
body, a corpse: in
) )$ : :
conduct-
=$,
ferrying
pi. the
fra-
an
the dead. Ep. dat. pi.
contr.
dead.
II.
as
Ion. for
to take
{veios,
a green crop off
a field lie so to prepare it
Adj. dead, lifeless, [y] Ion. -, Nemea, a place between Argos and Corinth cp. Ne/ita,
poet.
in
the
or
vtos, ov,
, (vos)
new land, land ploughed up anew,

:
Olympiad.
a fallow, fallow ground, Lat. novale. Sup. vitos, Ion. for vios
-5, ,
(veios,
5, , (()
a heap of slain
ov.
one who breaks up a
fallow.
veipa or vcipa, ^,contr.for vfiaipa, the
., 5,
vcKas,
contr. for vlerai, 3 sing, oi
, (yinvs)
.
:
,
I
^,
aor.
poet, for
belly,
stomach.
pi.
'. Ion. impf. Ep. ($) feel

:
:
I
Ep. for
,, ,
second
, ,
,
the
Nemean
gatttes, cele-
and fourth
years
of each
pres.
( ^,
ov,
of ox from Nemea.
in 3 pi. impf. they grazed, fed.

:
med.
:
êtc.:
^^,
:
to
just itidignation,
Ep. dat.
Vffcaoeaai.
the dead.
-65,
f.
undeserved good fortune, generally, to be vexed. II. Med. and Pass.,

:
ov, {yeitpos,
ayyeXos) messenger
to
pass.
the dead.
-, $) -, -, ) , ) -, 6-,
vcKpiKos,
^) -, , (($, )
77170;,
, , -05,
,
to
{ycKpos,
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.
(sub. if pa),
(vffcpos)
of
for
the dead.
(S,
(v(Kpus,
laden with corpses.
ov,
gen. ovos, (vfKpos,
ceiving the dead.
vKpo-80KOS, Ion.
for Att.
ov, (vefipos,
receiving the dead.
i),
Hence a receptacle for the dead, cemetery. (vfKpos, a receptacle for a
, ^^, ) ^,
6(05
aor. I
med. opt.
( -(( ((
f.
Ep.
^
f.
fut. 17^0;
Ep. aor.
at
properly
angry,
Ep.
to be displeased
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-
, (^)
^c. ace.,
corpse, coffin.
Oeovs
(,
to be
ashamed, feel dread or awe: be stood in awe of the gods.
From
r>eîs
just or deserved indignation, anger at anything unjiist, righteous resentment. 2. indignation at undeserved
f(vs,
. ,5,
()
.
-5,
0-05,
461 = v(oyLOS.
con'r. for vfoyovos, new-born.
good fortune : jealousy, vengeance, of men, grudging, envy. II.

inent
esp. of the
gods
that which caufcs
newly paitited or written.
or deserves just indignation, the object of just resent" there is not cause for indig;
III.
^' []
Dor. for
for
nation.
in one's
own
person, a sense of sin,
remorse.
65, ,
f.
as prop, n., voc.
, . ,
^,
eos,
judge, arbiter.
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, \)$.
flayed.
a play
personified as the goddess of Retribution, down all immoderate good fortune.
the people
Nemesis,
brings
,
aor.
:
who
hence those Helots were called were set free in reward for services in war. veo-Sapros, ov, newly stripped
-, $
0-,5,
(s, a
60-5
0-5,
iS,
ov,
[5,
and
60-5,
5),
-)
new-born.
ov,
($,
')
ov, {veos, yviov) with
{5,
young, fresh limbs. Spartan word, lately made one of = newly enfranchised :
{,
($, who
off,
imperat. of
for
part. pass,
aor.
subj. pass,
of vc-
ov, newly taught: of newly broiight out, newly exhibited. ov, 6, -, and newly tamed or broken in : metaph. newlywedded. Dor, ov, (veos, newbuilt.
)
)
newly
for
for
v60-6pirTOS,
:
opos,
dispenser of justice, a
cropped
nemus.
fut.
pf.
later
^(
later
ov, fresh plucked or wreathed with fresh leaves. ov, just having run. or,
a wooded pasture, grove, Lat.

:
veoSpeTTTos.
V0-i|VKTOS, ov,
is,
aor. I
:
Med.
f.
newly yoked
and ov, (vies, metaph. newly married.

Dor. for
(vos,
(but these tenses are also used in med. sense)

:
(0
deal out, distribute

II.
lot.
Med.
among
use.
themselves, hence to possess, enjoy, have in

2. also to
,
to
II.
Pass., aor. I
pf. v:
vyos, 0,
fs.
apportion, assign, alc.
vcoOev, Adv. (vfos)
ace, to distribute
occupy.
III.
fresh sprouting: met.a.ph.freih, cheerful.

is,
-5,
0-5,
dwell
2.
in, inhabit,
:
later also in Act. to hold, possess
be inhabited.
trol.
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.
3, like
Pass, of places, to
-,
to stvay,
manage, wield, con-
0-5,
to esieetn, consider.
(,
'
Med.
consumed by to graze the
fire.
later in Act.,
-, (8, -9, 8) 60-5,

settled.
f's,
) -, ) )
ov,
newly sharpened. , (, newly pressed. (5, , (5) poet, for 05, youthful spirit. V-oiKOS, ov, (5, newly built on.
TJyos, 0,
f's,
) $.
anew
:
newly, lately.
budding or
^)
ov, (vios,
lately estab-
hills
(with cattle): metaph., vvpl

III. in
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.
^, 5,
., , , , .. , ,
veviirrat,
1
-5,
0-5,
also
Tov
his hands.
to heap.
pf. pass,
vtv^Lvos,
ov,
-5,
-5,
pf. pass. ind.
^, -8,
60-5, , [yeos, -^) new-married

,
S,
{5, {$,
ov, v0-XovTOS poet. : as Subst., just bathed. a bridegroom or bride. NE'OMAI contr. l and 3 sing, veiat, veiycvtaOai) new-born. is, contr. vua$ai inf. Dep., only used in vtoytK6s,ri,ov, new-born, young. (Deriv. uncertain.) rai
., ) )
and 3 of
Ion.
sing. pf. pass,
of
generally, strange, unheard of: V6OKOTOS, ov, fresh, new. newly mixed; vo-Kpas, aros, 0, 17, veoKpSis a newly made friend. newly ov, also , ov,
) ) (^ )
ov,
having afresh
grief.
having
lately inherited.
ov, (veos,
ov,
($,
newly spun or woven. newly shed ; veoKovijto have tiewly-shed blood upon
fresh-chiselled.
ov, (vios,
($)
(8,
0-8,
\08
()
(5,
and Dor.
part, of
for
founded or
built
new-made.
and
(5.
newly watered.
just killed. veo-Xaio, 77, (vios, Xaos) a band of youth, the youth of a nation, Lat. jtwentus.
v0-icTOvos, ov, (vios,
()
8,
^,
($,
{$,

462
pres.
fut. sense, to
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.
contr.
the
new moon,
,
{v(os,
;
the time
: ;
(vtos,
beginning of the month.

svffering
is,
(vios,
-)
7. any young animal, as the young a soung child : in pi. a swarm of
of
from a
late
calamity.
60-5,
pass, lately
frozen.
-,
s, {v(os,
7reveos)fresh-mourning.
mourned.
is, (yios,
'/)
V60-uXotrros, ov,
vainglorious, ostentatious
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,
-,
0-5,
) )
). (
II.
newly congealed or
newly e?triched,
Dor. for V0-TVKTOS, ov, and 7iewly wrought fashioned. os, (vios) youth
vcoTcLs, aTos,
i) -, -,
0-8,
Dor. for vfoaaovs.
ov, (vios,
is,
5,
(vios, acpayTJvai)
newly twisted. newly slaughtered.

is, (vios,
vs.
:
)
young.
for
05,
also
2.
youthful
spirit, rashness.
II.
irkovros)
opp. to
h^t.juventus. Dor. ov, (vios, newly cut, V60-T0K0S, ov, (vios, TKeiv) new-born. IL vfOToKos, ov, act. having just brought forth.
0-5
0-5,
ofl,
-,
a body of youth,
($)
0-5,
reeking.
-5,
ov, (yeos,
veop-pvTOs, ov, {yios, V-opTOS, ov, (vios, new, late. via Ion.
veios,J7, ov:
2,
) ) ,
) )
-, -.
-5,
0-5,
fresh-flowing. just drawn.
,, , 6-,
plucked.
is, (vios,
ov, (vios,
fresh cut or ploughed blows newly inflicted. IL
the youth,
pi) newly reared,

vcottos,
vOTTia,
Att.
, , -05,
f.
(vfOTTos,
to
(vios,
*')
pi(p) to rearyoung birds. make new, renew. From making Tiew, renewing.
newly risen, generally,

:
ov, (vios, ov, (vios,
viov, Att. also os, ov
Ion.
i/iot,
of men, young, youthful : as Subst.,

;
0-5, ov, (vios, *() lately killed fresh-shed. 60-5, ov, (vios, newly planted. IL
a
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
young men, youths
upwards, Lat. a puero.
-5,
fietv cofivert,
f.
) ) )
lately
wounded.
:
neophyte.
ov, {yios,
or imprinted.
strange, revolutionary.
to
(sub.
(.
()
the
II.
new moon
the degrees of
viwraros Ion. vuoraTOS,

VOs (sub. 7^),
-fj,
fresh land, fallow, Lat. novale.
-5,
ling, glossy.
veos, Ion. gen. of vavs.

ov, {yios,
-, )
^fiot
:
-65, ,((,\() 0-5,

ov, {vios,
is,
and veo-airas, , , (vios, of the dead. newly plucked or gathered. vpTpos, 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
) )
v. veios.
Comp.
for
via, see
innovations.
are
vewnpos,
Hence
new and spark-
viro8s, ol, children ; an old Epic word. Vp0 i:nd vtpOev, Adv., evepde, under, beneath aho from below. IL c. gen. under, beneath. vepreptos, a, ov, (viprepos) u7iderground, Lat. in-
, , 0-5, , , ,
f.
05, , (vios) new, fresh.

ov, (vios,
newly trodden.
newly impressed
novel, unusual,
2.
Hence make new,
esp. to
make
political
xvoos) with the first down.
(vios) to renew, renovate, change.
newly plundered. fer us. newly cleaned.
$,
:
-55,
ov,
, (viprepos,
$)
the courier
6( 6-5
05
, ,
,
, , (($)
,
: ((-
, , ,
, , ,
oi) .
^.
463
fut.
strings.
-.
pi.
vfvpoXaXos
Of,
(vivpov,
\4)
.
2.
I
with sounding
:
NE'il
and
nare.
NET'PON,
in
TO, Lat. nervtis,
a sinew, tendon
esp,
vvpa, the tendons of the feet ; vevpa to hamstring, disable. 2. metaph. strength, vign?/r,
nerve.
hence 2, a musical string or chord.

es,
f.
shoes.
sinews
back with a sinew or string ; the arrow drawn back with the string,
tofiy.^
-, , , ) -, ) ) -,
{vevpov,
to stitch
a string, cord, lace made of sinew : a bowstring : also cord of a sling. 3.

II.
aor.
pass,
From
ov,
as Subst.
a cobbler.
(vevpov,
is,
strings
strings.
bowstring.
- ) -,,, ,
-5,
;
ov,
-8,
or
' ^)
{vevpov,
plaited with sinews. with sinews : to mend

stitching
charge of a temple.
and
with
drawn
i.
or strained
/cTos
a temple
tvhich
(4 , , : ' ,, , ) -$,
:
:
aor.
(B), impf. eveov Ep. evvov

I
evea
vevoa
Lat.
e/x-
tr
swim,
of shoes that are too large; veiv kv to swim or slip about in one's shoes.
(C), fut.
Ep. 3
:
pi. aor. I
med.
pass,
to spin, Lat. nere.
(D),
fut.
Ion.
:
pf.
or
to pile, heap,
f.
{yepos)
II.
heap up. to be a bedel, to have metaph. to keep clean
pure.
Hence
the office of a bedel.
{ves, properly one who sweeps hence oe who has charge of a temple, a
II. a title
bedel, verger, Lat. aedituus.
of
cities,
q.
just ready by
god
(vevpov,
drawn
puppets tiioved by
s,
(vevpov, TCiVcy) stretched by sinews.

{vevpov,
is,
delighting in the
crest
one fainting
/)
to
;
{vev) nod with
to
vevev
. fut. of nod, Lat. nuto ; the crest, stride with nodding to nod with the head, of to make signs with
vevev
of veos but vwv, 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.
:
,
:
a temple in honour of their patronhence Ephcsus was called velpospehos.

built
had
v(uv, u)vos,
-5,
-5,
-,
%, ,
4) ) {5)
6-5,
the eyebrows.
NET'fl, f. mand. 2.
vev,
in
to nod, beckon, as a sign or

to
com-
token of assent,
to
;
nod, bow, promise,
confirm by a nod.
ward ;
down, droop the head a thing. 4. metaph.
away. , {ve<pos) a cloud, mass of clouds, Lat. nebula : metaph. the cloud of death ; aêos vee\ a cloud of sorrow. II. a fine bird-net.
to decline, fall
veveiv
3. generally, to nod, bend forstoop; veveiv to bow veveiv e'is to incline towards
eas
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.
or alterations
Ep. for and gen. ve(pe\eycpeTao, gatherer, cloud-compeller.

centaur.
-,
( oeiav 605, , ,
movemefits.
ov, 0,
-5,
6,
only used in nom.
{ye(pe,
yep)
cloud-
6-5, , {,
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.
6-,97,(</)67;.
-5, 6, , (4\)
KevTavpos) a cloud-
revolutionary.
, ,
f.
:
Att.
to
make innovations
II. trans, to
{yewTepoi) to make changes or revolutionary
change entirely;
to revolutionise the state.
(veos) natural to a youth, youthful.
(veep)
(veajTepos,
-05, ,
,
ov,
innovation, revolution.
,
;
innovation.
From
innovating,
Ccmp. of
veos,
younger
newer,
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,
-, '02,
;
05, , ,
f's,
-,
made of
clouds.
privat., as in
v-evs
cf.
Lat. ne- in ne-fas, etc.

or
(ve(pos, eldos) like a cloud.
NH',
TO,
4\
the person invoked
etc.
68, (5, (05)
and
Att. Particle aflirming strongly, with ace. of

also vi)
,,
fioni
,
;
yea by Zeus
Ion. ace. sing,
and
pi.
of vavs.
ov, (for
neys
'2, '
;
veippiTis (sc.
fem. Adj. of in the kidvooos), a disease in the kidneys.
ov, 6,
(A), to go,
V.
mostly sub
, -5,
I'f os,
by transposition of yeyaa,) new-made.
veyos
ov,
(-, eyep)
unwaking
vypeos
in pi. the kidneys.
vnvos a sleep that knows no tvaking, a sound deep sleep: later also of death: neut. as Adv., without waking.
vypeo
464
testine.
, ,
womb:
fut.
vrjfpfTos, sound, deep sleep

ligh'ful, as if for
the
'2,
\',
, , $.
, , (8)
for
the entrails, bowels, Lat. in-
^. ,
:
Ep. gen. of
$.
:
ov,
Homeric
epith. of
;
either like
or from rjhvs, sweet, de-
vos,
the stomach, or the belly,
paunch
busying oneself in a temple

f.
, -5, . 5, is, , 5, , {)
los,
(,
fut.
Ion. and Ep. for
vi,
to
heap.
contr. for veavis, a girl, maiden.
a swimming.
of
ov, 6, Ion. for
Att.
-,
cv,
:
-$. {6$ =
as Subst.,
[]
vaus,
also the bowels, entrails
5,
pile up.
,, ,
to take out the entrails, disembowel.
Ep. 3 pi. aor. sing. aor. I imper. med.
,( ,
, 5,
,
Ep. impf. of nom. pi. of vavs. Ep. dat. pi. o[ vavs.

Ion.
kê\eiv
priest, temple-keeper, Lat. aedituus.
and Ep.
load.
1
for
II. to pile,
of
'.
c) to spin.
Io:i. dat. sing,
of vavs.
os, .
Ion. for Ndi'as.
longing
, 5,
,
to
c.
sisting of ships,
,
:
', , Ion. for Nat's. 5, , , (-,) tinknowing,

ov, 0, (vavs)
[t]
ov. Dor. vaios, a, ov, also as, ov, a ship ; ship-umher.
gen. unskilled in a thing.
-5,
is,
{-,
0,
able.
not horned, without horns.
-5,
-5,
;
obey
') $, {-,^
morseless of death.
II.
lessly.
) -6, . ), , , .)
-8, WTOS,
ov,
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
to
, -, , , . ,. , ,
Ion. gen. of vavs.
to
heap or
3
ing
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, ov, {vavs,
f.
-, , 08, , . , -5 -5, -), () ) -5,

poet.
ships.
8,,
in
{vavs, iropos) to
go
ship.
Ion. for vaus, a temple.

ov, {vavs,
protect-
of, be-
unlearned:
ship,
75, ,
be childish, play like a child.
From
ov, poet, for viiirios, childish.
Ion. for
Ion.
, ov, Att. also os, ov, {-,

;
'inos) pro-
con-
perly, not speaking, Lat. infans
Ep.
-5,
to
ov,
{^, Kepas)
to, dis-
-'65, ov, {-,

braided hair.
impunity.
,
:
5, , =
(~, {-,
I
incurable.
. )
not plaited
with un-
give no heed
Ep. aor.
es, dat.
and
ace.
as if
from
-,
:
-'
or -i. Adv. of
ov,
{-,
without pity,
pitiless, rtithless, rei.
with impunity: but,
vovos,
Lat. impune, with
the ruthless day,
e.
the day
unblest with, fruitful trees.

-inJTtos, a, ov,
as Subst.
unpitied.
0-3,
is,
vs) 60-5, {^, {v\(s,

ov, ov,
is,
Ep. for
Adv.
ves.
--,
a
vovos
unpunished, unavenged, without share of,
Dep. to behave childishly.
of ruthless spirit. punishing ruth-
and
taph. childish, thoughtless, heedless.
unshod, barefooted
is,
unoffending.
thread,
, 5, -, ,,,
see
65, Adv. ($, 5. , , -, ,

of
:
ivithout pity.
gen.
-, = v-\ovs,
abject.
guiltless,
hence needy,
{-,
{vi
()
[]
harmless,
is
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
to spin)
that tvhich
spun,
yarn
of the Fates.
6 / (
infallible
;
-5,
speak infallible truths.

Ion.
(5 () vpia
is,
the thread of a spider's
web
the thread
{-,
unfailing, unerring,
kviatruv,
dntiv to
a calm
:
{)
, , , 5, , ) -5, 5. ( ,
child, like
{-,
From
infantine;
childish,
vos,
Lat. infans
me-
'^pts.
-8,
, Ion. ov, {-,

I
for Ni/piS.
countless, numberless.
ov, poet,
inf.
aor.
form of both of
(c) to spin, and
stillness.
1\( there was a calm and perfect From -5, {-, v(os) without wind,
ov,
-,
), stillness in the air,
insular.
breezeless,
calm, tranquil.
,, , ,
5,
to pile up.
Ion.
,
pi.
ov, {vrjaos)
of or for an island,
(c) to spin.
. Dim. 5, an an . Dim.
of
Ep. 3
aor.
med. of
islet. islet.
of vrjoos,
Dim. of
vijaos,
an
islet.
, , ,
islander.
for an , , ($) $, . -5, , ,

of
[t]
island: fern,
(yrjaos)
^.
;:
an
465
day
;
prevail, carry the
6,
fern.
iôs,
II.
as Adj.
of an islander: insular,
living, situated
TO
also,
act.
, () $ ( () -5, . {-,
tc^ fast
drinking no wine, sober
, ), ,, , , , ) ,.
:
-, (, ) ,( , -, , {() ,
insular situation.
)05, ,
,
NH'SOS
Hence on an island. , of oxfor an island ox an islander;
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,
to
gain a victory
, '
win
a sea-
the prevail-
to
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 ;
an island-fight. an island, Lat. insula
from, abstain from a thing. los or tws, 6, and nom.

:
-,
not eating, fasting.
, 05, , ,
,
,
causing hunger, starving. Dim. of an islet. ov, unavenged, unpunished. to heap) heaped up, piled up. ,
^ , , ,
pi.
or
2.
{ {
,
victory.
, 5,
Hence
,,
aor.
part. pass, of
Aeol. for
Ep. for
5,
II.
verb. Adj. of
of one must conquer. , like a conqueror. Hence ov, belonging to a conqueror or to

fut. inf.
. . . . , , vs,
,
[]
{)
as Subst.
2.
{$\).),
(sub.
to spin) sptin, twisted.
Att. for
-.
the prize of victory. festival in honour
Ion. for vavs.
-5, -8, {-,

ov,
Ion. dat. pi. of vavs.

ov, v.
of victory; celebrate the feast of victory. ov, 6, a conqueror.
-nepaTos.
breathless.
to victory.
,=
also
os,
:
which were composed of water, milk, and honey, [a]
',
soberly.
, ,,
poet, for
f.
of persons, of drink, without wine

ov,
{)
win.
eyaa,oth.e offerings to theEumenides,

dat. pi. part.
fio
, , ,, ,
1(),
, ,
to
to
drink
wine, to be sober, live
a conquering, victory. bringing victory. II. bearing off the prize, conquering, victorious. ov, prevailing in the
ov,
flowing.
Dep.
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. cowûer, 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.
'.
,, . . .
ov,
-5,
Council.
{-,
xeco) not merely poured, fullâi,
-5,, {, ) -5, {, -5, {, )
05, , ,{) {)
f.
likely to conquer,
conducing
opos, 6, poet, for
{vpos) to
a conqueror. carry off as prize,
ov, 0,
Dor.
f.
^,
f.
(ykoo)
to
swim
also as
aor.
Ion. gen. pi. of vavs.
,,,
, .
viicos, ios, TO, later
form
3 pi. opt. of Dor. and Att. enclit. ace. of 3rd pcrs. Pron., for
Att. contr. for
,,
for
conqueror in the
victory.
'
: :
. , . . ,, , ,. , .
,
, {)
05,
\
, ,
, , ,
{) , {)
.,
*. $,
vs,
{)
. , ) -5,
vs
$,
{,
{)
466
or
snow
aor.
:
:
, ,
:
. , ,, ,
fut.
8, () -, ,{, () '
(,
ev,
is,
cover with food. tribution Pass, to be snowed on, covered with stioiv. Cf.
II. trans, to
[], f. alone, // snows.
snow-covered, snow-capt. thick snow. intrans. to snow; Beds
. $
to
,,
pf.
feed down the pastures with oxen,
Lat. depascere.
aor.
inf. act.
of
and
vocpos, a,
pf.
{voos, vovs) intellectual,
fut.
Ion.
Ion. Ion.
Pass.,
part.
aor.
Ion.
plqpf.
as to remark or discern, distinguished from merely

seeing, as,
: ^ ^
:
also of
.
aor.
:
:
and med. of
.
Ion.
5,
:
, ,
2.
a pasture, pasturage : fodder, a feeding, grazing. II. division, disesp. of an inheritance. ; Ep. for nom. pi. of
()
:
$.
Att.
:
fut.
{$)
Ion.
I
Pass.,
:
aor.
pf.
vv6-
to
hold or
own
as
custom
($'.
pf.
Med., Ep.
{voos)
:
or usage
said of things recognised by convention or
3 sing,
aor.
i
prescriptive right;
Pasf.,
kvo
perceived
think
who
he
absol. to be
c. inf. to
was : to notice, remark. II. to minded : hence, to purpose, in-
to
Ion.
tovs Oeovs to recognise the gods acknowledged by the state but, Ofovs to recognise the existence of the gods gene;
see so
when he saw him he
tend :
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.
that which is thought, a purpose, design, resolve. III. generally, thought, understanding, mind. Hence
thojight.
"\8
one's right mind, opp. to
) -,), 0'02,
base-born.
05, , , 05, , , {) -5,

, Dor.
, ,
aTos,
, ()
II.
ov, gen. ovos, thoughtful, sensible
$,
(voew) thought, intelligence.

(i/of'cu)
.
'^^,
:
also in
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
: :
rally
^,
^
;
,
;
will be.
05, , , (vGs)
intelligent.
on the authority of law.

as Subst.,
perceptible, intelligible.
for
[vCOos, yevi-
hence
(yoOos,
$,$,(5) ,
,
ov,
1.
of or for the laws : resting II. learned in the law:

conformable
a lawyer.
conventional, prescriptive.
3. in neut. pi.
kUWos) spurious charms.

born
legal.
ov, Att. also os, ov, illegitimate,
out of wedlock ; voOos vlos a natural son, opp. to yvios, Lat. legitimus. II. generally, spurious, cQuntofeit, adulterated.
notion.
$, , , ) -$, ,
, ,
ov,
, ,
,
offices,
of
TO,
Dim. of
voos, vovs, a little thought, a
Tfpov.
ov,
() (vos)
roaming, roving, ranging.
to shepherds, pastoral.
like
customary, conven'ional : customs, usages, Lat. inslitufa.

the
also
mode of
ov,
, {vos,
Egyptian province
ados,
{$)
among
chief of an the Scythians.
established usage, viz.,
roaming, ranging, wan, one place to another : 01, pastoral tribes that roved about with their flocks. Nomads;
dering
, (05)
from
Nofs,
anything recognised by current coin of a state, Lat. nummus : c\. fin. 2. an established weight or measure, legal 7neasure. 3. any
aTos,
T. the
institution or custom.
ov,
and as prop. n. Numidians, Lat. Numidae. grazing, feeding.

graze, a flock or herd. ($ Ep. rjos, ,
II.
aros,
, (()
Subst.,
is
that which
put
to
herdsman.
plur.
, , . ,
II.
(5
6-,
a shepherd or a dispenser, distributer. III. = tyicoiKia, are the ribs of a ship. dat. pi. oi voivs. Dor. for fut o{
to pasture, feed,
{, $)
of the laws.
of the law
{vo(vs)
drive afield;
make laws : make laws for
-, , , ,
, (yos,
:
. , ) 5, () , () , -5, -, ) -,5,
noietv, of funeral haX.justafacere.
rites,
,
to
II.
to
usage or law:
2.
lawful,
usages, customs;
pay the customary of persons, observant

:
Hence
Adv. according
ov, also os, ov,
to
law
Comp.
05, ,
{$,
belonging
:
usage, prescription
also,
esteeming.
^(5, ,
ov,
(vos,
^)
ov,
writing laws
as
a laivgiver.
(8,
an explainer
SidaaKaXos) a teacher
so,
,
f.
law-giving, legislation.
{^$)
From
to
be a law-giver,
oneself
Med. to Pass, to have a code of laws : II. to ordain by law. Hence
: ;
lawgiver. Adv. (he pasture. pasture, place for cattle to , 2. pasturgraze; a woodland pasture. age, herbage : generally, /ooi/. 3. metaph., erreW
,, , -, ,5, , ) ,
05, ,
ordinance.
^^ ,
8,
{$) () \$
(z/ofios,
of or belonging to a return; the day of return. 2. returning, that will or 7nay return, surviving, safe, Lat. salvus.
ov,
^, 5,-
Acol. 3 sing. opt. aor.
Ep.
inf. fut.
of
(vos)
..
i
467
of
ov, o,
()
:
a return
home
to
or
homeward
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,
ample pasture, a wide range for c. gen. loci, return II. an abode allotted to one, a district, journey;
$,
()
i.
,
ode ;
.$
opp. to
as
,
e.
vos
to a place.
2. generally, travel,
a journey
bring food home,

:
in search, in quest of food. before a vowel or metri grat.
L
seii,
Adv. of Place, afar, aloof, apart

c.
cretly, furtively
hence aside,
gen., like
die in the fight or scuffle ; Is II. musical strain to come to blows.
of the laws,
mind-di'ifracting.
( ^'^ 5, () () ^, ,($, \, ) -, , ) -5,

6$;
(v
to
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
:
them.
3. besides, except.
a, ov,
taken away, abstracted.

to
a song,
f.
Att.
w^T-sofigs.
remove, part.
:
II.
Med. and Pass,

:
{$,
guardian
f.
aor. I
med
Ep.
[]
N0'05,
mens ;
voos, dat. vol, ace.
, ,
or
;
Ep.
to
part.
aor. i pass,
,
put away,
:
{yoos,
striking the mind,

later also gen.
remove
to
oneself, withdraw,- retire :
to leave, forsake,
contr. vovis, vov,
nom.
pi.
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.
without sense ;
mind,
thing
with,
act. to abstract, steal

:
purpose, resolve.
III. the
sense or
meaning of a
word or
05, , ,
f.
(voaos), to be sick, iU, sickly, to ail, whether in body or mind. 2. metaph. to be distressed, suffer, be afflicted.
,,
,
sore.
expression.
diseased.
ill.
running
malady.
, () , ,
to
(yoaos) sickly,
, (
Med.
to
abandon. become estranged or alienated.

:
and in act. sense, 2. metaph. of the

III.
c.
dupl. ace.
to rob
2.
one of a
appropriate.
part. pass,
I
to
make away
5,
kill,
despatch.
aor.
I
of
-5,
,
Ep. aor.
part.
fs,
(vooos,
II. act.
($) sickly, ailing
'.'.
med. oi
:
generally,
voTcpos, a, a storm of rain.

wet,
spring rains.
matter discharged from a
places.
lady, ailment.
evil.
2.
rally,
sickness or disease.
$,
to one's
, , -5 , , , ,
aTos,
2.
() , () -5, () (, ,,
es,
tend a sick person. a sickness, disease, plague, metaph. a disease, disorder, affliction.
(T5os) sickly.
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
,, ,
voTis,
iinwholesome, unhealihy. (vOTOs) wet, damp, moist; voTcpos

elapivai
damp, moisture, rain;
ship] far
from land
in the sea, opp. to the beach.
II.
southern, southerly.
unhealthy, unwholesome, of
sickness, disease
Notus.
:
N0'202
Ion.
a magene-
metaph. distress, disease of mind, esp. madness.

II.
affliction,
3.
a plague, bane, mischief.

Ion.
ov,
contr. for
17,
and
-, , ,
a
little
f.
5, .
-, (, (, ,
Dim. of
:
)
Att.
crammed with
bringing
-,
to retnind,
to hatch.
bird
also a
contr. for
home
danger.
3.
(vooTos) to return, come, or go back, or country. 2. to return safe after generally, to go, come, travel.
(<.
young
girl.
05,
Att. contr. for vtoaa-.

contr.
for
,, ,
,
f.
,, -05,
N0'T02,
II.
$, ,
(votos) moisture, damp, wet.
ov, 6, the south or south-west
wind, Lat.
the south or south-west quarter.
Adv. -$, cleverly. , a warning, admonishing: reproof From

cleverness, clever.
etc., contr. for
(vovs,
warn, advise, adtnonish,

aTos,
5,
vov0TikOs,
the time of the
admonition, warning. to be ov, verb. Adj. of
, an
war>ted, advised.
-,
,, , Att. contr.
is,
-,
new moon,
(vovs,
, (),
(vovs,
to
chastise.
vfOTT-.
choke-fxdl of wit,
bring to mind:
Hence
admonitory.
the
for
new moon:
sensible, discreet.
Adv.
) -,
the first of the month.
having understanding,
discreetly, prudently.
468
voOs,
wis
,
contr. for twos, mind.
vvKTCpevTiKos, , for hunting by night.

f.
, ()$, . , ) 65, ,
vv, see vvv, vvv.
-5,
vowos,
Ion. for vuaos.
ov, Ion. for vooo<popos.
Adv.
by pricl-ifig, Lat. punctim.

nightly.
,= -65, , , (,
aor. 2 part, pass, of
onewhorows by night.
for watching by night,

to
fit
pass the night : to keep watch, mount guard by night, bivouac : also to
hunt, fish, etc., by night.
6, , {($)
605,
vvKTcpivos,
ov, ov,
77,
From
(($) {)
nightly.
nightly.
fiightly, by night, Lat.
noc-
turnus.
gloomy.
-, {', -, - ) -5, ) -, ) -, ) -, \5.

.
vvKTcpts, ihos, Lat. vespertilio. vvKTcpos, ov,
, (,
($)
a night-bird, a bat,
,
to
:
i.
()
'. () ^, , $) -, , $) , -, ) , ,, ) -, . , , .) . , (, -05,
,
f.
bling about at night.
, -,
vvKTO-iropos, ov,
is,
f.
a night
battle,
a battle in the dark.
ov,
(,
ram-
to
go
or travel by night.
(, (,
From
travelling by night.
giving light by night,
shining by night.
a night-watch.
to keep
guard
by night, to be
From
aKos, , , one that keeps watch by night, a warder, Lat. excubitor. a temple of Night.
(,
{')
(,
with the look of
flight,
i.
e.
murky, obscure. Adv.
()
by night, Lat. noctu.

in voc.
poet, for
bride; esp.
cinp)
night-faced, dusly.
or in Med. assemble by night. Hence a nightly assetnbly or discourse. S, shrouded by night,
(,
her hoyne to the bridegroom's bouse: the friend of the bridegroom. a temple of the Nymphs, Lat. Nymotie
phaeum.
ov,
ov,
{, (, (,
6,
roaritig by night.
nuptial.
marrying by night or
clandestinely.
sucker
renading.
alone,
der by night, disquieting, disturbing : also 2. pass. vvKTiTTXayKTos a bed from which one wanders
by night, a restless bed.
f s,
ing by
-, ) --, ), -, -, -, ) -5, ) -5, ) -, )

ov,
is,
e.
eating secretly by night.
-, ) \8, ^) --5,
, ,=
aKos,
nuptial
(,
the night-jar, goat-
the person married, a match.

ov,
also the screech-owl.

ov,
-5,
(,
(, ;) nightly-sounding, illumined by night (,

se-
groom,
-the
, 8, . , ,
the
rites,
Dor. for
the leader of the
who
leads her
from
() 6$, , ()
a, ov,
From
of ox sacred
Dor. gen.
ov,
pi.
of
belojiging to a bride, bridal,

(sub.
2.
II. as
Subst.,
bridechamber.
.
II.
to the
Nymphs.
gloomy, murky.
vilicTios, a, ov,
()
nightly.
ov,
(,
irXayios)
to
roaming about by
night,
ov,
[a]
(,
making
wan-
and ov, wandering, rambling about by night.

ov,
ov,
(,
to wife.
, ',
f
riage, to betroth, lead to the bridechamber.
,, ($) ,
= apavos.
, () 05, , () ,
, (()
,
marriage
(sub. Upa),
), ,
11.
but, also, the bride herself.
marriage, espousal.
bridal, nuptial.
of the bridea bridegroom, husbafid. II. a bridesmaid.
the friend
bride herself.
()
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.
(:
voc. also
hence,
2.
a young wife.
:
;
a bride, Lat. nupta:

3.
any married
-5,
flight.
nightly.
watches.
Hence
-, ) -, )
,
,
f.
-5, ,,(, ) {,
ov,
17^0;,
) -5, )
is,
ov,
(, (, (, (, (,
(,
woman,
night.
like
Lat. nympkn.
roaming by
solemnised by night. shining or appear-
appearing by night:
keeping night-
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,
a marriageable as prop, name, a Nympk, a god4.
(1
one who hunts by night. a thief of the night.

to fight by night.
meadow-nymphs, nymphs,
;
(5
(8,
often called
Nymphs
" (.
:
(5
2.
all
'; ((5 : ;
<^(8
the
rock-
Muses are
hence
persons in a state of
rapture were said to be caught by the Nymphs,
; ;
pupa of moths.
, ,
as
.
III. the
bridal, nuptial.
Tj,
() 08, () 5, 5, -5, (,
, or,
l)V,
brides or wives.
(0 dress
care of a bride
Nymphs,
the bride.
.) ' , ^, , ) -5, , ) , ., -5, -, , ) ,

side
;
Lat. lytnphati.
chrysalis or
right side turned round
of or belonging
to
a bride:
Lat. meta : as the near the same as tjhorse was turned sharp round this post, (V meant to make a sharp turn, graze the
tJirning-post.
2. the starting-post, pillar. 3.
,
it
:
469
left
and returned by the
a bridegroom, husband.
:
II.
generally,
Adj
lov,
newly-wedded
bridal.
'22
aor.
a partition-wall.
Att.
2
fut.
aor. 1
ov,
deplored by
II.
Pass.,
(^,
inf.
to prick, spur,
pierce, puncture.
f.
( dress oneself as a bride.

From
dressing
a bride, lead home as bride.

ov,
:
i.
e.
rapt, entranced, Lat. lymphatus.

f.
tiine,
day
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 !
;
-, ) , ! ,
ov,
u)vos,
NTfN,
enclit.
(, (, (, (, () wv ,
bridal.
ov,
taking
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.
:
possessed by
Att. for
to escort
night, rising by night.
honouring the bride the song in honour of the bride.
[i5]
Lat.
nunc
the bridechamber. Adv. now, at this very Ep. men of the present ol vvv 2. with the the time present.
, ^,
,
. . ',
:
-6,(^) (, ^') ,
Adv.
by night. \y] the being roused at
-, , )
From
to
$, , a f , ()
,
nightly watch, Lat. pervigilium.
(,
[],
ov, also
watch the night through. a day and night. I. act. doing os, ov, 2. dark as night, asleep.
()
, , -,
)5,
,, ,
( vvv, ayf vvv come then.

Att. vCv, strengthd. like
at this
stupid.
for outos, ttow,
, '2, ($.
Comp.
Ion. contr. for
), .
)
.
moment.
vOv oT,
',
'
of
6t(, at times, sometimes.
vvKTos,
, NIGHT,
;
Lat.
NOX,
whether the
'", nom. and

poet,
, = 5,
:
,
to
aor.
pass, imperat.
ace. dual
sluggifh, lazy, dull. of 170;, we two, us two,
night-season or a night
during
the night, the
vvktUs by night, Lat. noctu so also night long
Att.
tivo, to
gen. and dat. dual
of us
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;
$
:
65, Adv. unceasingly, continually, loithout (Deriv. uncertain.) termission. = ($.

pense.
5,,
f.
ness.
2.
the night
of death,
i.e.
death
itself.
3.
the nether world.
III. Nt'^, as
piop. n., the god-
dess of Night, daughter of Chaos. T(s, the hours or watches of the night
IV.
pi.
. . , , , () ,
Ion. for
II.
,
, 5,
for
i.
us two; Att.
ov, of,
Hence
to us two.
from, or belonging
[]
in-
to direct, guide, control:
deal out, distribute, disI. of
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.
;
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.
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
. ^$
Att. for
ov, Ep.
see
name,
out the
, , () a
inf.
, , ,, 5,
e.
5, 5, (-,
ov,
collat.
form of
for
Aeol. for
5, 8. ')
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
of
j/oe'a.
470
the 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.
5,
back.
to
-, , (, -, (,
f.
ayojûs) to carry on
ovos,
, ,
, , {)
,
skim the
f.
, (/)
sea.
-, )
n.,
^vlkOs
chestnut mares.
I.
II.
BavOos paroxyt.,
as prop,
a stream of the Troad, so called

2. a
by gods,
with mailed
by men Scamander.
coat.
back.
-, , (, )
,',
II. to
to
mount
the
terga;
any wide surface
back or surface of the sea also large tracts of land, plains. 2. any back or ridge. carrying o?t the back. ov,
:
(Deriv. uncertain.)
$ , -5, -. , ) ,
made for a
from
behifid.
II.
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
metaph.
;
presented on parting, mostly in

guest, and
Ion. for
evpea
the broad
, ,^$. {) , -. . ,
|6-5, ^, . |-5,
-xpoos, ov, ov, 0, fem.
Ion. for
ov, o, Ion. for
^-, 5,
(s,
{âvOus,
,,
) {08, )
pi.
:
horse of Achilles.
yellow by nature. with yellow

skin.
($, $) with yellow

a
a wool-carder.
^.
, {($)
ov, poet, for
Ion. for êvfiov,
bost''s gift,
also provision
gifts.
^(,
geneiMy, friendly
^civiKos, Ion. for êr-.
leivtov, TO, êivios,
{,
|6-, -5,
Ion. for
Ep. for aor. I inf. of Ep. for tîviaev, 3 sing. aor.

ov. Ion. for
, (,
6s,
moving sluggishly, Hence
slothftd,
inactive.
leivos,
Ep.
-, ,
ov. Ion. for ^(vos.
laziness, sluggishness.
|6.
Ion. for
|-5,
charge of guests.
*-^y I.
,,
Ion. for
f.
^(. ^(.
,
{^fvos,
.
ov. Ion. for
I.
(-.
^. oi ^(.
i
^(vo5-.
Hence
ov,
-^1$)
one who takes
(^(vayos) to be a guide of strangers:

II.
Pass, to be conducted to see sights.
to levy
or lead mercetiary troops.
^>
:
TO, indecl., fourteenth letter of the

as
alphabet
numeral
',
60, but /, 60,000.
a double consonant,
compounded of ya,
in
,.
and
for
It
Greek ^-05, was or guests.

In
of a body of mercenaries.
Alt. Greek, ^
came
with the Samian alphabet (see
H,
in Aeol.
Koivas
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. diûs most. freq. in Dor. and old Att. dialect. [Vowels beto banish foreigners. {îvos, ^via Ep. fore are always long by position.] Ion. , {^(vos) the state or
, :
pf.
, , , ^, - -,
$;
for
);
before this
it
was represented by
II.
who
and Att. is interchanged with and Dor. fut. and aor.

etc.
III.
/,
as,
^-5,
|, ,
$ .
:
also
is
often inter-
guest : a foreigii coîntry.
(^
f.
:
aor.
Pass., aor.
esp.
6^-
to scratch,
it fit
comb:
to card, so as to
make
for spinning.
of wool, 2. of
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 (ptvyîv (sc. foreigner, as opp. to a citizen to be indicted as an alien for usurping civic
:
,^
, ,
{^(vos,
II.
-)
as Subst.,
conducting strangers ^tvayos, 6, the leader
6,
pcet. îv-, (îvos,

[a]
deceives guests or strangers,

is, {^tvos,
fem. of eVos: a foreign wo?nan.
one
aiding strangers.
(sub.
11.
"),
(sub.
a female or 7^),
-,
()
,
fut.
cloth, to full, clean.
II.
metaph.
to treat as in
fulling, to threih, mangle, lacerate.
^,
brown
:
âvOds, Dor. for

f.
yellow.
-, , {$, ) ^^. -, , {$, )
^, $, , {^)
to roast or
Att.
$, ,
,
fem. gen. of âvOos.
rights.
(âvOus) to
make yellow
or
pale yellow
flavus
;
-5, ,
,
or [^(vos) Ep. to that which is dyed receive a guest or stranger, to entertain hospitably, Pass, to be entertained as a Lat. hospitio excipere {âv96s, yij) of yellow soil. guest. II. to be or speak like a foreigner. Ion. IclvikOs êvwKos, also os, {êvos) : yellow-haired. , 2. of soldiers, of for a stranger, foreign. , = yellow of various shades, golden or mercenary, hired for foreign service; rb also red-yellow, chestnut, auburn, Lat. a body or army of mercenaries. II. strange, golden hair ; foreign, outlandish.
I
:
fry brown.
)^ (' (
Ion.
:
Ep.
aor.
(5
'$ $ ,
^(,
471
|cwos,
^civos)
:
, belonging
ov,
;
Att. also os, ov.

to
fmoj Ion, ^civios {$,
'.
to be
to hospitality
îvios tlvl
II.
pitality.
a guest, hospitable, belonging bound to one by ties of hosa guest's (sub.
treaty of hospitality with one. 7. to be lodged as a guest, to be entertained. 3. to be in foreign parts,
gifts
foreigner
guest.
,
:
), ,
() $, , , 4$.
friendly gifts.
levtats,
the entertainment of a guest.
strange.
{$),
or
|6-5,
lodge
in,
to be
a mercenary in foreign service. ov, , (^^Vos, a murderer of a

6,
|-5,
ov,
{îuos,
guests or strangers. gcvo-SoKciov and

to
-, ,
:
) )
as Dep., to be
dry land.
polished
:
devour er
of
a place for stra/igers

to entertain,
an inn
Ion.
, ($)
from
lodge guests or strangers. Hence the entertainment of a guest or stranger.
, -5,
|evOis,
straitgers.
(\,, -5,
ov. Ion.
entertaining guests or strangers : as Subst., , the host, opp. to ^(ivos, the guest.
, |
ov,
ev,
Ion.
From
() ) -, ,
{^(vos,
|6-5,
(êvos,
the Lost.
full of strangers. f. to slay guests or
), : , .
,
polished.
from the Lat. sextarius, nearly =
, , , , , ,
Mvos,
6,
,
|5.
abroad :
to
go
into banishment.
Adv. of
$,
{$) a guest-chamber.
strangely
:
$ (
.
to be
'5,,,(^) ,
^,,
rt,
Ion. for
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
hence
{)
()
05,
, {)
Ep.
a pint English. scraped, planed, smoothed,
',
:
f.
aor.
(^
Ep.
to scrape, to polish by
scraping or planing.
or stone.
:
II.
to carve or ivork in
part. aor.
f.
wood
oi
I
aor.
Pass., aor.
:
|vo-ktOvos, cv,
strangers.
either as
{$,
<5,
'02
pf.
to
parched.
slaying guests or
Ion. Jctvos,
I.
the friend, with

:
treaty of hospitality
a guest or host, Lat. hospes: whom one has a in this sense both parties are
II.
dry unguenfs, to use used by wrestlers.
-,
parch up, dry up

2. to
f.
oil
or
{$)
to
(:
Pass, to
become or be dry,
rub with a term
, {, ()
ov,
empty, drai?i, dry, Lat. siccare.
unmixed with water :
-5, ,
and the relation was hereditary.

the guest, as opp. to the host.
as
in
2.
of withered vine-leaves, a vestes xerampelinae.
Homer mostly
tality.
any stranger,
being entitled to the rights of hospi-
3. later,
,
also
{6$,
sort
of the colour of scarlet, hence Lat.
'2, , ,
aor.
II.
pass. part, of
dry, parched, of the channel of a

:
.
a
term of address.
4.
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,
foreign, strange.
ov, Att. os, ov, Ion. Jeivos,
2. c. gen. rei, strange to a thing, 7inacquainted with, ignorant of it. a lodging for guests or strangers.
|-5, , {$, ')
the ties or rights
strangers.
esp. to
esp.
From
, |6-5, (5, ,
f.
, ,
-.5,
Ion. êtv-,
of hospitality.
ov,
{$,
to entertain or
maintain mercenary troops.

ov,
maintaining mercenaries.
f
to
) )
{$,
êivos) hospitality,
honouring guests or
maintain guests
From
entertaining guests:
murder guests or strangers.
as one's guest: to entertain.
-5, (, *<) murdering ,

ov,
Ion.
f.
, {)
I
med.
aor.
strangers.
$ ,., , -, ) , ) $, -,8, )
harsh.
also
as Subst.,
ov,
^^
of the air of persons, withered, haglike Lat. siccus, fasting, sober, austere, III. generally, drained, exhausted. IV. (sub. 7^), dry land, opp. to vypa; so
TO
{$)
dryness or soundness of
to eat dry food. arjned with a sword,
timber.
{$, apapuv) sword in hand. ov, {8,

s,
-5, $,
:
f.
{05, (paydv)
bearing a sword:
small sword, a
sword
in hand.
Dim. of
$,
das^ger, dirk.
ov, slain by the of wounds, inflicted by the sword. -KTOvos, ov, slaying with the sword. II. proparox. ov, pass, slaiti by the sword.
|-5,
05
[]
sword
{$, {5, {$,
.)
,
a sword slightly curved, between a straight sword and sabre cf. sq. [a]
.
to rnake or treat
II. Pass.,
:
with
fut.
to enter into
a the
a sword : in Homer described as large and sharp, and two-edged later, was distinguished as the straight sword, from
sabre,
.
Dor.
eos,
[]
472
statue of a god.
images.
09^?. -08, , -05, , , vyv. , , {, ) . , , ,^, 6|, , )

($, '\) drawing
a
(}i(pos,
(')
sword. epyov) making swords. an image carved of wood the

:
med. of
,
avos,
vayp.
,
aor.
Ep.
for
amnjyeipaTo, 3 sing. aor.

q. v.
ovos, 6, Dor. for
[]
goSvo-irotia,
|ois, iSos,
carving
of
, |-65,
wings.
a colour between yellowish, tawny, dusky, mostly of and colour; but also of sound, shrill, thrilling ; the cicada with its shrill note.
akin to
'5, , ,
for all
ecus,
|-,
filing
, . ,
words so beginning,
v.
, ,
ov,
((() a
{$,
sculptor's chisel.
irrepov)
having dusky
6], ^,
used by the Spartans.

f.
, |, {)=^8, , -05, , {,
,
f
old Att. for
{(5.
or timber.
sub cvyy-.
of
, ,
:
:
Ôvs, aor. 2 imperat. oi
, , ..
|-6,
of Ep. for twenty at a time, twenty together. aor. I Ep. for old Att. impf. of aor. I inf of
{, -
old Att. for
7non
Lat. lignari.
, ,
77,
wood, a plane or rasp.

to
a tool for scraping or II. a curved dagger,
carry
wood
From
7ier
{) |5, , {) -, |-5, {,
Dep.
ov,
ayoj) carrying tvood.

to
carry or gather wood,
for all
wood.
etc.
:
,,
2.
{) wood ready
stick,
:
of wood, wooden, [] words so beginning, v. sub hewing, felling ov, 6, a wood-cutter. as Subst.,
) ,
a bench,
so
-.
II.
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.
. . , () ,{) . , *. , . |, ,
$, .
=
Ion. for
in
vy.
$. |5, ,
:
Adv.,
/fOiJ/r),
common, properly
dat. fem.
ov, Ep. for ^vveios,
as Subst.,
aor.
i
public, com'
public property.
ovos,
of Dor.
the
[],
Ion.
Dor.
joint owner, part proprietor, part'

salt
on
the
common
table.
|,
05, ,
, {)
,
as
good:
for msq, firewood, timber,
so too neut. pi.
in pi.,
u\\^-timber.
a stick
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
^
ors.
wood : a
. -, ,
dat. fem.
6,
is,
yv
,
alike.
arms and
legs.
3.
changer's table. 4. of the Athenian theatre, and
Subst.,
-,, {, ) \$,
III.
Hence
, -,
,
f.
-, , {, ) {, ) ,
, por-:
,=
Ep. for e^vov, impf. of
f.
Adv. = Hence
Koivji, in
common;
like-rtiinded.
rejoicing with all
partnership, fellowship.
to shave; proverb.,
table, esp.
a moneythe front bench nearest the act-
77:
pass,
(:
shaved.
fs,
(TTi
():
later,
a tree; cp.
e't'piov.
also c.
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,
ov,
cutting
to
wood:
as
get
it
f.
,
,
a wood-cutter. (^vXovpyas)
work
tvood.
rasor's edge.
|-08, , {,
the as Subst., ^vXovpyas., 6,
tvood.
From -5, ,
||;
17,
the lair of
,,
the
pass. ind.
|, , {) ,, |.,
a wild
beast.
^, (,
Dor.
working of wood. 'ipyov) working
rasor-case.
in
|- -,
II.
|-5,
{, )
keen as a rasor, with a
close-shaven.
wood
a joiner, carver of images. Dep. to gather

thicket,
tions,
, , ()
and
life
,
..
{,
;
)
i)e
rasor: proverb, of
..
critical situa-
death or
')
to
copse
hence
on a rasor's edge.
f
for
all
make of wood. Hence wood-work, framework of a house.
'.
of
pi.
Ep. aor.
2 pass. inf.
sing,
and
v.
Ep. aor. 2
,,
-,
for all
words so beginning,
seldom occurs
v.
sub
-.
scraped or planed
ST'N, used
in old Att. for the later
mon
compds. oi
~,
sub
-.
in
and more com- prum. Att. For all Homer. a sweeping train.
, ,, , , ,, %,
=
:
-, , (, ) -, , , , , . (. . () ,
to
stands on a rasor's edge
pyaa
so,
aftairs
our
rest
words so beginning, aor. I med.

pass. part, of
v.
carry a rasor. sub
-,
aor. 1 inf. of
aor.
i
and
that
which
is
off, filings,
{)
shavings.
a graving
tool, Lat.
scal-
5,
{)
robe with
hurling the javelin.
mer once mentioned

like
-, ,,
,
,=
, (, )
the polished shaft
as
^9
in
.
;
spear-darting, famotis son of Tydeus
{)
aged man.
of a spear,
Ho2.
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,
serving also for a walking-place, so called from
smooth and polished

masc. of the Adj.
a terrace with a colonnade, also xystum.
off,
plane, smooth or polish.
.) , , , $. ) |-8, (, ^, ' ( (:
{)
floor.
II.
twenty-two cubits long.
yap Pronoun
it
serves to recall the attention to the foregoing noun,
as,
its
in
Roman
villas,
, ()
sub.
5.)
(Properly
scraped, polished, Lat. rasus. carrying a spear. ov,

tool for scraping or aor.
to
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.
..
.
for he
i.
II. without a Subst., he, she, it, as, came. III. peculiar uses as
^^
'^
.
473
Nestor, that
before relat. Pronouns 6s, 6aos, olos,
nepi 4$
.
,,
.
:
\%, '$, , ()
:
.
.
in adverbial sense, partly..

,
partly..
also
..
5e.
5e
often occurs without

01
.
rubbing
I
:
before.
On
. .
the other
etc.
hand
the scraper or strigil used after bathing.
by some
ivioi
similar word, as
,
impf. i^vov Ep.

I
f.
Pass.,
aor.
pf.
. ,
that
;
is
often answered
or by tTipos
scrape,
2.
generally, to
delicately.
mahe
3.
B. , Pron. being
, , THE
as
tis, tI.
smooth or fine,
old age.
to
work finely or
to
ticle, is later
DEFINITE ARTICLE, the, the indefin. as the ArThe use of , than its use as the Pronoun, and sprang
yrjpas
rub away, get rid of sad
from
to
it,
mean simply make friends, but

friends one does
make.
,$
him
the
was
bravest, to
came
to
the
bravest
(povs
tovs
make
vJ,
o,
great,
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
;
,
^.
it is
Peculiar usages of the Article.
little,
i.
e.
short 0, (in opp. to
4'/
with prop, names, as but not when some attribute with the Article follows, as 2. before the Infinitive, used as a
;
^s
The
I.
it
may
stand
<3.
etc.
neut. Subst., in
,
Aeol.,
for
a,
is
all
3. before
Adject, sense, as,

the
as, 01
and Ion.
often changed into v, as

II.
for
5.
01, as
men
of that time.
(sc.
often rejected or prefixed, as
tives,
0,
.
for
if
is,
Dor. often for
comes before the second member,

into
changed by Poets meiri
as
(Dor. e^dy^vrjs)
, , ',
and Gen.
dual
'^ ($
C.
plur. 0,
:
^. ,
relative
dat.
IV. in compds., esp. Adjecis
^ ,
/<5
like
III.
6.
ToTi
grat. into a long vowel, usu.
'/
has
pi.
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
;
morrow.
), ) 5
cases, as,
(
;
'2.5
the being,
Adverbs, which thus take an

the present
ol
Subst.
is
often omitted,
(sc.
the
'
. demonstr. Pronoun; . the deaccentuated in masc. and fem.
to
make
the question
finite Article;
sing,
, $, , , , , : , , , , '. ,, : , : . , , ), ( , ,
Pronoun
:
in elliptic expressions:
for 6s,
name,
),
ace.
nom. and
: :
ace.
gen. and dat.
plur.
nom.
at,
gen.
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,
:
^
I.
it
more
precise.
II.
before gen. of a prop,
dat. Tois, Tais, tois
ace. tovs, Tas,
Homer
etc.
2.
before a neut. gen.
indicates
any
rela-
also gen. sing.
for
nom.
pi.
gen.
tion
little,
to a thing,
as
ttjs
and often
fem. ttjs and [], dat. pi. monstr. Pronouns. A. o, DEMONSTR. Pronoun, for
as de-
(3
as
the meaning but that which belongs to the

alters
,,
in
Homer
, ,
the usual sense.
Homer
I.
uses the
chiefly in
two ways
joined with a Subst.

ille,
not as the Article, but like Lat.
ToSf
state, nearly the
same
the
affairs
Pronoun
the
Greeks, Persians, etc. ; hold the sentiments of the Athenians, side so, with neut. of possess. Pron.,
:
'(
;
so,
'to
or
power of the
e.
i.
(,
be on their
474
what regards
for
9.
me
or thee,
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.
:
,,
. .
my
or thy part, often put
etc.
mighty father, epith. of Minerva.
there, that
Tp'iTos),
eighth day.
,
^',
with Prepositions, of Time, kx

whilst.
ever since, kv
all cases,
, , , ,
,
the
"OBPl'MOS,
-, ,, 5,
17,
{5,
,
daughter of a
ov, also
ov, strong, mighty.

eight.
(^) the number
ov, poet, for
eighth
e's,
&y5oos (like
(sub.
5 ),
(s,
for the
-5,
eighty, Lat, ociogiTita.
,
,
-,
:
C.
, , TO, accentuated
for 0%,
enclitic gen.
through
relative
also Ion.
Pronoun,
D. the
Tivus, Tivi,
o: very freq. in
are used for and dat. from the indefinite Pronoun Tts ri. So dat. gen. and dat. pi. Ion. Teo, contr.
Teois
dat. TOis,
interrog., wherefore? dat.
P, oapos, , a consort, mate, wife: gen. pi. with dat. pi. uipeaai. contr. nom. Hence
contr.
f.
, "OA
. ,
Ion.
and Dor.
!
neut. of relat. Pron. os.
woe
hold converse with.
friend.
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 (608, prefixed.) Pass., = 07/fooâ. an obol, a coin , collat. form of es, bulky, swollen, {oyKos B,
liar converse,
5, ,
6p.6s,
3.
. ,, ,
:
but
6:
,,
Homer,
eighty years old.
{) -5, , {){') ^, , -,
ol, at,
indecl.
eighty.
or
(uy-
iTos) eighty years old.
the eightieth.
ov,
oi,
the eighth, Lat. octavus.
indecl., contr. for
is,
contr.
for
^^,
,
Ion.
for
;
;
for tiVos
pi.
gen.
;
c.
^,
;
more emphat. by
hocce, he, she,
6, made ^"7^, To-yi, the demonstr. Pron. b, the addition of 7c, Lat. hicce, haecce,
relat.
Pron. for os
v. 6,
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
Lat. vae
[ca'\
:
to converse familiarly,
Hence
a companio7i, mate, bosom-
o,fa?}iiliar converse,
{)
vos,
Ion. for
course.
fond discourse. a band or company.
, ()
2.
fond
discourse.
, ^ ^. , -, , {^) ,
,
or
05,,,, 05,
f.
taph. stately,
Dep. to bray. Hence a braying. {oyKos) bulky, swollen. II. mepotnpous. 2. grievous, troublesome,
a brayer,
i.
Lat. molestus.
,,
e.
an
ass.
fami-
0, (A), (7$) a bend, curve, hence a hook, barb, esp. of an arrow or spear-head.
generally, inter-
'002, ^002, ,
TO, {oyKos) a case for barbed arrows, etc.
yvv
6$,
8, .
65,
^,
05, ,
worth 8
three halfpence.
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.
part of a drachma.
-5, ,, ($, ')

, ,^. -05, , (,
, ,
,^ ,
(\5
of a
ov,
6$,
,
:
ya
:
ytea
-5,
:
rather
more than
rounded
)
;
also as a weight, the sixth
05, , -(, , (y) 6yv,

f.
turgid.
to
trace
yeov
'
5,
(y)
-5,
(6$, $) strong-minded.
bodies,
17
is [] much the same as ovtos, this, but is more emphatic, this one here, Lat. hicce, haecce, hocce: as opposed to marks what is /o follow, while ovtos refers OVTOS, to what has bee?t before mentioned. II. it often seems to stand, like Lat. hie, as Adv. of Place, here, there, but always agreeing with its noun, as, 67:^05 km \Oovos here lies the lance upon the ground lyyis o5e here is Achilles nigh at hand routing. 2. with a pers. (yoj Pron., here am I. 3. with
:
", , , , ( ' -, , -, , ^, ,,
-05, , Dor.
oSalos,
pear-tree.
for 0877705.
II.
pear.
($)
ney.
II.
uhaia,
belonging to a way or jourgoods with which a merchant
, .
:
; :
475
a smell,
scent,
Ion.
odour
also a
about, lose one's way.

is,
travels, merchandise.
with euphon.) with the Hence by biting, Lat. mordicus. or as Dep. pf. impf. to feel a biting pain, feel irritation.
: :
Adv.
^
:
teeth,
the road, wanderi?ig about,
-,
,, ()
bad
f.
smell, stench, stink.

to stray from the road,
From
{6s,
pass.
II.
journey, walk.
17,
in act. sense, to bite, nibble, sting.

f.
(odos) to export
and
sell, traffic
in
opp. to a sea-voyage.
,
:
)
roaming.
:
a sweet
wander
straying
pf.
from
{5')
:
inipf.
f.
be a wayfarer, to travel,
Pass, to be carried
away and
sold.
o6oiTroptKOs,
-, -,
enclit.
denionstr. Pron.,
formed by adding
0,
the
to the old demonstr. Pron.

it
:
like
and declined
emphat.
obi,
like
Ep. dat.
etc.
pi.
masc. and
Att.
fern.
as well as
, ', (
more
as Subst.,
, , (, ) -5, 5
-iropos, ov,
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.
,,,
,
a traveller.
Hence
:
a journey, way
a journey by land,
, of
OT for a jourriey.
Adv. -kSus,
TO, provision for a journey.
(,
From
nopos) travelling, journeying:
'($
','
Tt J, Tts
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
"
:
encrai
who
is
here following fit for use.
hither.
'
the
70;.
this
the speaker,
man
$ ,
III.
4.
also
' '
: () ,
f.
Hence
-,,(, ) ,
.
S,
{$)
to
sprung from
teeth. teeth.
to
furnish with
teeth.
:
05, , ,
:
furnished with
:
impf.
f.
pf.
pa?
make a path for
oneself:
2.
make
level
a road: to
to
Pass., of roads, to be made inake practicable or pass-
)
:
'
or
i.
alone, this
man
here,
for
to
stirvsyor.
before
you,
e.
myself,
emphatic
VI.
ellipt.
with gen., es
cases
2.
:
point of time.
B. abso!. usage of
some
, '2
09,
:
Att. for Ion.
Aeol.
05, , , a way, path, road, high:
os,
the
a threshold.
way
of Place, here,
or
a track, pathway
an entrance, approach
the
course, channel of a river
path of the heavenly
on
the spot, Lat. bac.

II.
thus. therefore,
ace. neut.
this
6,
of the
Way
Manner,
pi.
hither, to this spot.

III. ace.
on
account.
neut.
on
pi.
,
2.
this
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.
,, , ,
608,
of,
account.
2. thus, so.
IV. dat. neut.
$.
by further on the way ; a travelling, journey, or voyage: the flight of march or expedition : also the way, i. e. meaning, of the birds III. metaph. the way, means, or manoracles. 2. a way or method: also, ner of doing a thing. a way of thinking, mode of belief, esp. used of the
bodies:
the way.
II.
;
, ($)
(5)
Christian Faith.
ov,
-,
road:
:
(,
,
ovpos) watching or
the
-05 , ,,
auspicious for the journey.
ace.
,, , '.
,
, -,6, (, (,
Att. for
'2,
f.
as fcm. Subst.,
pi.
belonging to
a
[] a way or journey
q. v.
tpKOS.
, ($) , ()
of the roads, [p]
means of passing, way. wayfarer, traveller : Dor.
the right
-, ,
a conductress. dat. in Ion. Prose , gen see a tooth, Lat. dens; epKos
$, , ,
:
/fos,
(,
, )
6$:
to
,
guarding
a watcher, patrol
:
aor. I
to
(')
lead into
also to
way
[t]
Tovi
put in the way : c. inf he guided mortals to be wise

:

476
bring, send:
:!
vance, succeed.
f.
V&si. to feel pain, suffer. Lat. dolor,
of mind, grief, distress,
grievous
05 -5,
:
, , ',
,, 05,
08,
obvvaaaL
olbavo).
II. often used impers., a sweet smell from the skin
for
,,
to
Pass, to be
brought on
the
way, ad-
2 sing. pres. pass,
of
cause pain, to pain, distress
. ($
head.
there
is
:
( $ -!
;
2.
there will be
an odour of wit from your
clothes.
From
pain of body, but
also,
o06V,
ov, as
Adv.
{6s) whence,
from
whence, Lat. unde

2. also
also of persons, /rom
whotn or which.
[]
Dor. -dpos,
ov,
, (^)
-$.
distressing.
{,
Adv.
(pivw) hilling
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. pi. aor. 1 of Ep. for 3 because : sometimes also for the stoty of Ulysses, the Odyssey. for oTi, that, Lat. quod.
', 5
,
:
assuaging) pain. aros, to, luailing, lamentation : and

(i. e.
stilling,
,
:
painful.
3 sing.
pf.
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
like
a wailing, lajnenting. Trag. also

:
From
:
Ion. 3 sing,
, ',( $
'
:
*,
-,
!
oOveios, a, ov, also os, ov, {eOvos) strange, foreign. Dep., only used in pres. and impf., to
, , , . , ) , ( , ^,, , , ) , , , , , {) ) . , -5,
',
:
,, -ijos,
From
5,
:
icus, 0,
Ithaca,
whose
Lat. Ulysses or Ulixes, king of return from Troy to Ithaca forms the
poet, -|, gen. hair. with ", exclam. of pain,

like
for
-^,
6,
{,
6^
:
grief, pity,
subject of the Odyssey: Ep. declens.,
;;$,
Aeol. gen.
ah
Lat. heu or vae

c. dat., o'i
-,
Ep. nom. also
mostly
ol,
01,
sometimes
astonishment, oh c. nom., 01
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, sing, plqpf. (with impf. sense) of 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 goaevs.
*'220,
Dep., used only in aor.
med.
nom. nom.
pi.
pi.
},
{)
6,
;-
$, , , {) , {) .
, 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'âs 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
, , ,
ovTos,
a tooth. passable : practicable. Ep. dat. plur. of ois, ols. branching. a, ov,
Ion. for
iut.
$,
-, , {)
ov,
{o'ia^,
f.
ver?iing.
steering
of
ol,
the Ozolae, a tribe of the Locrians.
|-5,
: ,
{,
" )
steering.
', , ) -5,
:
[a]
holding
the
helm,
as Subst. a pilot, ruler.
to turn the helm, steer.
From
ov,
',
, $,
:
{',
guiding
the helm,
'
::
$, -,
, :
*(,
otbas
swell, Lat. tume/acere
Pass, to be suvln, swell, Lat. fitting, suitable
tumere. oiSas,
intr.
II. intr.
= '.
:
2 sing,
f.
:
of olba, for the Att.

aor. I
pf.
. ()
:
turgere ; have swollen
swell, swell up, becoi7ie swoln, Lat. tumere, to swell in the feet, i. e. to
feet.
II.
., , 5 6
: : :
477
:
naturally suited to a thing
oi-
what
is
suitable, befitting.
rjTos,
Ion. timacy, friendship
relationship : in-
also marriage.
:
Ion.
:
f.
{oikuos)
to
make
one's
own
to
hence
a
to
to
make
a person one's friend
troubled; circumstances.
a swelling, tumour. ov, 6, properly patronym. of OWlttovs, son or descendant of Oedipus : but commonly poet,
for
, -,
,
metaph.
to be
unsettled,
inflamed or Med. disordered gard.
make
2.'
make
person one's friend, win his reone's own, appropriate : Med.
Hence
to claim,
reckon as one's own. of oIkhos, in a friendly manner, faTTpos Tiva to be intimate with miliarly;
$, Adv.
2.
:
$, -5, ,
Oedipus himself.
rarely
-TTOvs,
i.
billoiv.
,
e.
more
the swoln-footed
(, , $, , {)
:
:
of
:
ace.
poet.
) ,
|5,
painful Sup.
for
:
002,
-8,
\)6%
II.
of the sea, a wave, the swelling of the wind.

the swell
- and
6.
one.
$
as
f.
(
it
naturally
:
voc.
novs) -.Oedipus,
\X]
, , 5,
olK6T6ta,
dutifully.
poet, for
(o'ucuuw) a taking as one's own, ap'

servants, Lut.familia.
was
one's
own.
3.
properly,
propriatiofi.
From
TO, a swelling, ttanour.
oieos, a, ov, {oh) of or a sheepskin.
Ep. dat.
S,
{$,
years, of the
ov,
same age
Att. olijipos,
., .
;
from a
sheep
(sub.
house-slave, menial, domestic, Lat. verna
pi.
ois.
eras) contr. for

cf.
equal in
, ,
or slave.
oiKevs,
house.
aor.
I
:
, the household, the

to inhabit.
, , , ()
,
one
s family,
II.
From
one's house
:
5, 5, , fem. of
tojs
miserable, woe-begone
wofid, pitiable, of things, toilsome, dreary,
, {$)
5, -, 6% $, ,
Att. oljvs,
:
also sorry, ivrelcbed, poor.
Ep.
Comp. and
for -orepos, -ototos.
as dissyll.: contr. dat.
pass, sense:
, () ,: :
Ion.
II.
an inmate of
a
o'l-
in pi.
woynen a7id children.

a female domestic
pi.
the mistress of the house, housewife.
OLK6ivTS, Dor. for o'lKovvTfs, part.
of
$, ,
an inmate of
:
one's
a domestic servant.
contr. -ovv Ion. o'ikcov
impf.
pf.
Med.,
:
fut.
'.
in
f.
{)
woe, misery, distress, hardship,
[
possess,
I
in trisyll. cases, in dissyll.
to suffer
, , ,
:
.]
Hence
:
Att.
to wail,
(as trisyll.)
f.
[]
aor.
mourn, lament.
inf.
absol. to be miserable, or to suffer.

aor.
i
Dor. Adv. /ios) = house, home, or country, home, hotnewards. at home.

Ion. for
to a
, , . 5, , , , . , () ,
fut,
,. ,,
\.\(.
ous,
, = ', ', a
Ion. for Ion. for
5.
as,
. '.
of
II. c. ace. rei,
(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,
pres. to be settled;
c.
Pass., occupy
(ot'/fos)
;
aor. i
I.
pf.
:
Ion.
trans, to inhabit
ace. to inhabit; of cities, to be

3. like
intr.
rudder, helm,
[f]
'.
', dKos.
placed or situated. govern. II.

lie
to dwell, live, to
, ' ,
hence
to
to
manage,
have as
poet, for ois, a sheep
e.
Ion. for
'.
ace.
'.
(
3
$ 5,
one's abode.
also to be
2.
of
states, to be settled, situated,
managed, governed,
voîs oiKei
the state is ill managed. Ep. for oIkus, ace. pi. of
^.
to one's
II.
5, .
ov. Ion. for oiKiios.
Ion. for
&,6$.
pi. pf. pass,
of
Ion. for
belonging oiKcia
oIkcios, a, ov, also os, ov
Ion.
, 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
Tivos one's most intimate friends
:
chamber in a house, a cage or pen for animals. a prison.

house,
, , () 5,
Dor.
17,
place for dwelling, a house, dwelling.
oIkuov relationship.
house
one's one's
fainily, one's
III. belonging to one's own, private : so of possessions,
, ,
dwellingdwelling-place, 2. the story of a house.

3.
a temple, fane.
for
pres. inf of
own, peculiar;
land, one's country grown, opp. to imported.
own
hence IV. proper
(sub. 7^) of corn, hometo a thing,
, , ,
ov, habitable.
From
4.
the act
of dwelling,
, () , , () an 05, , , {) =
Tjpos,
<5,
$.
opos,
a dwelling.
inhabitant, dweller.
:
inhabited
habitable.
-$,
an inhabitant.
::
478
Ion.
OLKLa
II.
is
-, ,
:
::
a household
milia.
also the inmates
(oiKos) a bouse, dwelling. of the house, Lat.
fa-
household or family vernment of a state.
generally, administration, go
coftversant with the
descended.
Med.,
I
, ,
fut.
HI. a house ox family from which one
05, ,
57,
Hence
Dim. of
Att.
:
TO,
of one's own house, domestic. oIkos, a small house.
f.
aor.
Ion.
:
:
Pass., fut.
:
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. as a colonist or inhabitant: to remove, transplant: fix Pass, to settle or establish oneself in a place : also
:
) -8, ) !,
-, , (
oiKO-TTOios, ov,{plicos,
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.
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, (ôTkos,
management
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.
,
:
ace. to inhabit.
,,
) )
'
making
or constituting
'
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.
home-bred, domestic
f.
manage
, , $. , ()) -, , ,
,
()
,
oiKuarat, Ion. for
3 sing, pf pass, of
settler, colonist.
,,
fjpos,
poet, for
es, {oikos,
:
born in the house, of animals, tame. to be master of a house, to
of a house or family
f.
generally, to build, construct:
(, ,
17,
-5,
=
the household. ov,

:
From
(oIkos,
($)
Med.,
3.
OT found upon.
building, edifice.
ment, instruction.
a way of building,
edifice.
,, {) , () , .
/^.
the
{56$)
metaph.
good-man of the
to build a house.
to build oneself a house.
metaph. to'build
. ^<
the
. . -, -,, ) ) -,
or family.
{oIkos,
a slave born
and
master
2.
house.
to edify.
Hence
2.
of building : metaph. edification, improvethe act
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.
'),
$,
(, ,
,
II.
keep within doors, stay at hotne.

the
watch and ward;

a house
built, building.
, ))
17,
,=
,
strangers.
the building of a house,

2.
tivity.
, () ,
one
Hence
watch of a house : generally, watch kept by

keeps house, a stay-at-home.
who
a keeping at home
to
inac-
structtire.
a building,
oiKOVpios, ov, belonging

(^sub.
as Subst.,
-5, , $,
(sub.
ov,
, ($) (
/fos,
),
housekeeping ; hence
II.
wages for housekeeping.

(Dor. for
skilful in building
architecture.
building a house
architect.
keeping within doors : female house-mates.
-)
house.
oi-
olK-ovpos,
oiKovpos,
From
:
(ôJkos,
ovpos) watching or keeping the

as Subst.,
ciKoOev, Adv.
home.
one's
it
2.
from one's own house, from from one's own fortune or means, from
/fos)
I
a builder, an
, .
own nature, of oneself; not of my own.

Adv. /fos) at home, Lat. domi. Adv. (oTkos) at home, Lat. domi
affairs.
Pass, had family, consume one's substance Hence fortune, to be mined, undone.
, , ($)
one's
or steward.
, , {$) ,
oiVot
,
,
I
II.
staying at home, domestic

to
the mistress of the house.

f.
-8,
ruin of a house or family.
, {)
poet, for
f.
own
as Subst., o'lKOipeopos,
, (oIkos) homeward, home.

a householder manage, order, arrange. the management of a
to be
2. c. ace. to
aor.
: ,
ov, {oIkos,
, ,
-|,/05, , ,
and
\^) 3, ,
{oiKos,
:
a prodigal.
ruin a house or
to lose one's
ruining a house
a house-guard.
pity.
From
impf.a5/Tetpoj/Ion.o('/fTi/)ov': fut.Oi/iTfott:
{oTktos)
to pity,
have pity or com-
passion upon, commiserate, c. ace. pers. thing. TiVos to pity ont for or because of
to grieve for, pity, grief,
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,
cf.
; :
, , 5,
f.
;
:
Alt.
aor.
mourn
() {) () , () 6$ 05, '8
to bewail,
commiserate
lament.
.
:
Med.
(oTktos)
to express
. .. ,
, ,
^,
wine.
479
ov,
pity,
compassion.
merciful.
,=, , . Dim. , () OI'NH,

olv-av0is, ihos,
f.
{)
to strip
off vine-leaves.
of oJvos, weak, poor wine. a vine-leaf, Lat, pampinus.

2.
ov, gen. ovos,
*05, , , {olvos) of wine, addicted

vinosus.
tries,
\\.
the vine, Lat. vitis.
= olvos,
III.
wine.
to wine, Lat.
aros,
6,
latnentation.
containing wine.
6,
lajneniation.
, ov,
irreg. Sup.
of
(formed from
-5, ,
=
rich in wine.
{pTvos,
wine.
of coun-
a vessel for drawing
life.
mournful.
also irreg. Sup.
hence
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
:
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
, , () '. , , , ,
Att. contr. from
f.
^ ,
!
, $. -, ) ,, ) , -,
6-5,
,
$)
(oIktos) pitiable, lamentable : pi/eous,
Comp. and
Sup. ol/erpUTtpos,
to
(otKTpus,
Adv. of
/,
pour forth
:
piteously
Sup.
6s, Ion. for

es, {oiKos,
koiKws, part, of
, -, . .
piteously,
i?ig
(oTvos) to smell of wine. II. Med. to procure wine by barter, buy wine. 6, an Ion. participial form (as if from
-, -) -5,
-5,
olvoiis,
as Subst.,
is, (olvos,
wine, Lat. vino gravis.
drunken. olvo-SoKOS, ov, (oivos,
.)
From
(s, (oivos,
0apvs) heavy or drunken with
ov. Dor. -Sords, a, giver of wine, epith. of Bacchus.
Ion.
-, , {(\5) profit to a house:
profitable to a house.
-(, -, -,
barley, water, oil
, (^*
wine, jriead.
fit for
to
dart upon,
-,
, -,
iTos,
-6iv, conir. olvovs,
(oJvos)
made of
) ) soaked in wine,
i.
e.
receiving or hold0, (oTvos,
Att.
or with wine.
II.
a cake or porridge of pearlesp. for rowers.
and wine,
(olvos,
and
-, ,
-)
fit
i?i
honey mixed with

(otvos,
to
growing wine, a vineyard.

for abounding
wine.
)
to
land
a bird of prey.
, = 65, a way, path:
metaph. the course
the vine,
-5,
wifie.
wine, formed like the Homeric

is, {oJvos,
stripe, layer.
like
ii
properly a crying weep, ing and wailing, lamentation. aros, a cry of lamentation, wail: and
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
, () , -5, , , : :) , , , () (,
i.
005, , 7$
song, lay.
,
:
ov,
$
,
a way, road, course, path. 2. a _^. a strip of land. 4. metaph. the course or strain of song,
-, -,
olvo-TTcSos, ov, (oTvos,
the
ov, {oivos,
growth of
wine.
^ -,
e.
[t], ov, 6, (oivos,
rjyos, u, i),{oTvos,
drunk.
) )
)
() '.
abounding
ripe
for making
after
gaping
in wifie.
wine-stricken,
and oIvottotcq,
fjpos,
6,
and
os.
{cTvos,
a wine-drinker, wine-bibber.
ov, u, Lat.
6,
a la^nenting.
(as
From
OI^NOS,
fut.
later
to cry
to cry
, ),
aor.
-'
VINUM, wine; kv over wine, Lat. inter pocula.
--, , ,
,
Root of some
etc., cider,
:
(8)
drink
fem.
tenses of
2.
to wail,
the fermented juice of apples, pears,

dlvos (K
perry:
, | -,
16,
:
barley-u'/ni, a kind of beer

also
palm
ivine,
lotus-wine,
occur as distinguished from
II.
trans, to pity, bewail,
3 sing. Ep. aor.
vine
vine.
/he first shoot or bud of the then, like Lat. pampinus, the vine-stock, the 2. the down of the vine-leaf : metaph. the
the cheek, Lat. lanugo.
(,)
()
c.
to be pitied or bewailed.
I
opt. of
down on
. -. -,
ace.
grape-wine {olvos
-8,
olvovs,
(,
,
(v.
(vos).
Att.
ov, {olvos,
17,
(olvos,
, a love of drinking, drunkenness. From vyos, 6, , (otvos, given to drink'
-, -, -)
producing wine.
contr. for olvoeis,
ing, drunken.
a consuming of wine.
(oTvos,
6,
0109.
loifie,
middle of the
: ; :
480
as Subst.,
nickname of Philip of Macedon, because he killed his enemies by poisoning their wine. to pour out wine. Ep. form of
-, , ) -, ) ) -,
,
: :
,
^s,
carrying, holding
pres.
has
sometimes
in
the
Lat. oenophortts, a wine-cask. rejoicing in wine. {oTvos,
verse.]
ovTos,
sing. impf.
aor.
inf.
cup-hearer: to pour out wine or like tvine ; she was pouring out nectar /or wine. (ohos, a cup or can for ladling
, \ \\
{oivos,
:
the
Wine-Charon,
-5, -5,
a shepherd.
otov-ci, for
ov, {olos,
-,
Ep. {olvoyoos)
f.
olO-ttokos, ov, {oJs,
to he
-,
:
wine from the bowl
-8,
f.
ov,
{olvos,
drink
-5,
:
as Subst.,
ov, {olvos,
Ion.
Pass, to get drunk, be drunken.
(oivos,
single cow.
(ppivbs oio
with one girdle, i.e. single(oTos, handed, alone. Adv. (oJos)from one side alone, hence generally, alofie
;
, ' ,, , -, ) -^. , ) -5, ) -, ) $ ) -5, -8,/,

otv-ovj/, OTTOS,
,
:
a draught of wine. = wine-coloured, wine-dark.
8, )
',
:
) ()
(a
solitary.
into the cups.
, .) ) , -,
possible;
ov, {o7s,
-5,
01'05,
f.
) ) ,)
el,
as if: Dor. olov al.
feeding alone: feeding sheep :

:
lonely.
as Subst.
oiuvre impossible
v. olos in.
shorn from a sheep.

or haunt alone.
to
roam
From
:
ov, {oTos,
being alone
lonely,
B. {ois,
tending sheep.
Scyth. for
Hence
xeco)
pouring out wine
to
,,
',
Scyth. word in Herodotus,
56.
:
alone, by oneself, lone, lonely
it
a cup-bearer. poured of or with wine;
Pass., aor.
pf.
:
(oivos)
make drunk with wine
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
'
0(
Atreus.
. singular, peculiar of
its
kind, unique,
Lat. unicus.
oios,
-05, ,
aor.
I
(ôivos)
a wine-cellar, wine-shop.
or os, 6v,
and
-nos,
, , manner
wijie-colo7ired.
part, oi
oio. Ep. for ov, gen. of possess. Pron. os, his, her. walking alone: lonesoine.
16-^,,(^8,
,
ov, (olos,
herd&man of a
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.
or kind as
olov, (os) such as,

.
Lat. qualis
relat.
(oTos,
feeding
ov, (oios,
w'lfTo
'
:
Att.
med.
Act.
Att. also use a contr. pres.
always of the evil, to fear
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
, : , ^ .$, , ', $. ' .

oioOev olos all alone.
)
aor.
his
one who feeds alone ; mind apart, self-willed. married only to one.
astonishment, being often strengthd. by ecinas what a word hast thou spoken! is often used as an Adv., the neut.
6eovs
with gods
Ep.
impf.
Ep. 3 sing. Ep. aor.

i
fut.
Ep.
part.
inf.
part.
3 sing,
is
part.
or
also
found
Dor. pres.
impf.
The The
To
suppose,
think,
:
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
fut.
Ares
so, olos tis the sort
'
:
's
olos
of person.
4.
is
when
Comparison involves Time,

ivhen.
sions, as,
minded,
to
mean, purpose
first
to
do a thing.
3.
used parenthetically Keiaerai among the
in first person, iv
(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,
:
,
:
()
also
nothing like, i. e. so good as, hearing the law itself: olov it adds force to the Superl., ground the in full
most
Fitness or Ability, olos
how
ofos
TTcDs
oieaOe
in
how
think
you
[When
long
the
diphthong
all
tenses,
,
?
is
to counsel
,'( (( (
5. olos is
used, like as
used in
many
brief Att. expres-
olov aKov^LV
there
difficult possible.
III.
olos c. inf. implies
epyov re
'inos
re
able
was he
to
make good both deed and word how able was he /

in this sense olos tc
is
usual, olos T
and to elL
fight
more
resolved
etc.
Ep.,
the
is
it, i. e.
only the
act,
T6
/ am able and
to
,
do
I
:
am
is
such a
man
as to do
pi., oioJ'
it
in neut. sing,
and
it
possible.
2.
absol.
in neut.,
it is
66
in
oiosidri
it
is
im-possible.
possible; IV, ofos is in Att. often fly's sting
repeated in the same clause,
Ka-fxavd what kind of

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.
sing,
'
also
in
pi.
ola,
bow
2.
also with Adj.
((parjeis
bow
fresh.
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.
opinion
. () , , () -, (, ) -, -, ) -,
;
:
481
aros, to,
the
smart of a gadto
a fit of madness, raving.

f.
(oTarpos,
strike
in
with a sting, esp. of love.

ov,
driven round
and round
by the gadfly
ov,
driven wild.
driven by the gadfly ^70s, 0, by a gadfly, driven mad.
and -Sovos,
:
ov, (otoTpos,
drive ft wild.
{piarpos,
stung
a tunic on, lightly clad. {oios) to leave alone: Pass,

to be forsaken.
-, -, $, , ,
:
ovos, 6,
{oTos,
generally, lonely.
,,
{olos,
),
oi'v
;
0202,
ov, 6, the gadfly,

:
breese, Lat. asilus,
sitigle
in one's
with nothing hut

Ep. aor.
i
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.
*'2,
;
gen.
o'ias
gen.
dat.
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
, ,
6 and
gen. oios ace.
plur.,
nom.
;
oi(s ace.
o7s
-, ,
OI'2T'A,
dat. oieai Ep. oiecai shortened oeaai
contr.
nom. and
;
ace. pi. ois

:
Att.
nom.
unwashed wool, Lat. lana

6, {ois)
dat. oli, ace. o7v ace. oias
pi.
nom.
otes,
gen. oiuiv,
Lat.
nom. and
ace. pi. also oJs.
, , ,
.$,
for
sheep,
fut. of from Root Dor. whence is formed Ep. imperat. olae, inf. o'iaeiv.
( , ,. ,
,
succida.
, . () ,
ov, (oJarpos,
,
:
, a tree of the osier kind. Hence , ov, of osier, made of wicker-work. ,=
maddening.
greasy, dir/y, esp. of
wool.
, , -,
,
o'iaQiis, aor.
-(, -, fut.
(6$, Dor.
thou knowest, 2 sing, of I pass. part, of

fut. pass, fut.
OI^SIIH,
, ,
of med., with pass, sense, of the grease in unwashen wool, greasy

(oi's, ois,
.. 5, (. ^, . . , . . , ^, .
OPT02,
,
^;
ill
,,
,
fate, lot,
doom:
in
Homer
fate,
doom, ruin, death;

sad death.
to die a
imperat. of Ep. for o'iaeiv,
fut. inf.
oi
the Scyth.
name of
Apollo.
I pi. fut.
of
= ot'xo/iat,
impf.
q. v.
Ion.
come; of
pf.
OI'XOMAI,
Ion.
birds, to fly
generally, to walk, live.

:
,
fut.
to
go,
Dep.
impf.
:
Ion.
also pf.
iraros) the dirt
on the binder
2.
to be
part of a sheep.
oicrTOS, a, ov, verb. Adj. of
neut.
part.
,
:
, ,
bowman, an
f.
(,
trans,
come
to be borne.
one must bear.
and
65, , , {()
to
to
dead and gone : c. gone on a journey 2. for have escaped from.

he
is
arrow.
ing arrows.
arrow, Lat. sagitta.

or
inf.
:
-,() 05 ,
oiOTtiaas.
, (')
that
archer.
hence, to have departed, be deceased; Att. part,
shoot arrows
to shoot
II.
ov, gen. oios, {oiarus,
)
:
aor.
5
gone,
with an
hold-
be undone, ruined.
etc., to
^ (^ ^ , , ,
I.
Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. also occurs:
med.
Ion.
pres. oi-
The
of persons,
to
gone, to have gone, and so opp. to c. part., he has fled :

to be
have
and gone;
ace. cognalo,
c. ace. pers.
to be
gone
to
the departed.
3.
pf.
like
II,
rush, sweep along.
of things, as of darts, 2. of strength, to be
05, , ,
Att.
, {,
f.
must be borne, endurable. fut. of an ,
4)
aor. i
act.
inf.
Pass., aor.
{oiarpos)
:
properly of
mad.
II.
a gadfly, to torment
by stinging
wild, rage.
Pass, to be driven
gadfly, driven
-,
generally, to sting or
goad
to
madness
intr. to
go mad, run
- -,
take
:
, ^,
*,
and
see
lost,
, .
I
vanished.
used by Ep. Poets for

pass,
aor.
of
.
:
Att.
fut.
Dep.
(oiarc's)
to
augurium caper e.
otos, to,
forebode, Lat. augurari.
flight or cries of birds, Lat. augurium.
ov, (oTarpos,
\)
driven by the
the flight of birds, Lat.
mad.
,
omen
or
omens from
the flight
and screams of birds,
Lat.
II. to
look upon as an omen,
{') , {')
itself.
divination by the
a place for watching

II.
templum augurale.
the
augury
482
the flight
auguries, an augur.
ov,
an augur. observing the flight , an augur. and cries of birds : as Subst., (oTos) a solitary bird, esp. a bird of , II. a bird of prey, such as a vulture or eagle. omen or augury, because the greater birds of prey
terpreter of the flight
were observed for the sake of omens

tinguished from the
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
'
-8, -, {, ) $) -, (, ) 6\$ -5, -5, (, -) -,/, ) $, -5, (, ) , . () -,, -, ( - -, (, )) -5, (, ()

II.
, ()) -,
,,
and
cries
one who foretells from of birds, an augur, diviner. an interpreter of ov, ,
^. ,
oKpis, crag.
los,
Ep. for
like
fj,
{6$,
OKpvoeis,
6$)
^,
a jagged point, a as Adj. oKpis, ihos, , rugged, jagged. with v, euphon.) = /ipi;-
$,
,,
($,
=
3 pi. impf. of
.
:
of the cry of birds.

killing birds.
fpos, cold, chilling
fearful, dreadful, horrible.

consisting of eight apros a kind of loaf which
eight-flngered.
ov, (oiojvos,
ov,
(ojs,
and
, (otwvos,
an
in-
7nouthfuls
and
cries of birds,
was scored
in eight equal parts.

ov,
(oiWos,
ov,
for eight days

[a]
on
the eighth day.
Adv.
eight times,
and so
dis-
birds, to take auguries, practise atigury.

ov, (olcuvos,
,
5,
Att.
common
birds, opviOes.
III.
in
-5,
taking omens
olcuvoCKOiros,
from
their flight or cries
)
inf.
From
birds,
Subst.,
:
watching
as
, -,
()
(sub.
ai, a, eighty
ai,
thousand. a, eight thousand: it
is
also used
lirneis,
sing., iVn-os
ovos,
, an augur, soothsayer. Adv. of ofos, oios such a man in what a state art thou okS poet. okk3, Dor. for ore, when.
nautical term, ship aground, run
of the ship, to
.,
Ion. for
okkS
',, , . .
poet, for
aor. i
I. trans, of the sailors, on shore, strand it. run aground.
'$ (5
!
being
, , -,
ov,
ai, a,
with eight spokes.
eight hundred. eight
ov,
[a]
ov.
Dor. for
ov,
$.
months
old, in the
and
ov, gen.
(, -, , ,
ov,
eightfold, Lat. octiiplus.
-novs) eight feet long.
eight-footed.
(\,-=^,
to
-8,
,,
ov,
gen. voSos,
stag's horns, with eight poijits or tynes.

ov,
run
it
II. intr.
-,
, 5, $,
:
-TOvos, ov,
its
(, ) (,) (, ()
II. ol, al,
(,
vois)
eight feet long.
with eight roots: of a
drawn by
eight pairs.
eight-stretched ; tXiKes
cuttle-fish stretches
out to catch
or OK
for
ore xev, like
for
folding joints, a folding-chair, camp-stool.

f.
:
knees, to crouch
',
:
(sub.
5$),
,,
()
:
seat with
weighing or worth eighteen drachmae.

on one's
to
aor. I
to sink
down, cower: generally,
to bend, sink
sit
down
rest.
to
sink
from
weariness,
to
down
2. to
slacken, abate.
lower.
, (
OKvSXeos,
a, ov, {okvos) poet, for
poet, for
poet,
to shrink
from doing, scruple or

6v,
thing.
09, ,
. :. . , ^: ,
,
impf.
f.
leave off through weariness, to flag, II. c. ace. to let sink, to bend,
years old:
((, ), , ((, 6-5,6-5. 8.

indecl. eighteen.
-, ) 8,
prey.
ol, al,
', , -5,
--,
fern.
the eight
arms which the
indecl. eight, Lat.
OCTO.
ov, with eight fingers.
ov,
ov, the eighteentl
the eighteenth day.
TOs) eighteen
poet, form of
(,
poet, form of
Ion. for
6$.
Att.
:
$, a
:
to bear, convey, carry.
chariot.
^:
old pf. of
, whence
aor.
:
{okvos)'.
hesitate to
do
f,
ready.
"OKNOS,
cowardice.
Ion. for
in Pass, to be exasperated.
,, $,
^,
oKoios,
(oKpis) to
(okvos) shrinking, hesitating, unII. of things, grievous, troublesome. , a shrinking, hesitation, unreadiness
okO<tos,
etc.
oKOTCpos,
make rough
jagged : metaph.
OKpioeis,
(,
fv, (oKpis)
rugged, jagged, of un-
hewn
stone.
(. -, (, ) ) (, . -5, -5 (, (, ) -, 6-$, (, )
aor. I
pf.
:
(68)
:
the
like
compd. dual
to
Pass.,
make
happy and
to
deem or pronounce happy,

ovos,
and
of
blessed lot
fortune.
ov,
bestowing
bl'ss,
bounteous.
or
fem.
-5,
iSos,
-05,
bestower of bliss. 6v, epyov)

ov,
making happy.
of happy fate.
$, ,
as
/3 '^;.
,
, (/3*)
:
happy,
blest, esp.
with
worldly goods, prosperous, wealthy, rich, Lat, beatus generally, happy, blessed : Homer only uses neut. pi.,
to
bestow rich
noiftv to
make
from
gifts blessed
to live happily.
3,
Adv.
directly
wards
sperity.
", -5,
(-,
o,
?
i.
-, ., 5, -, -, -, (, )
the reg. Sup.
-tcys.
$, $:
,
Adv. of
Irreg. Sup.
as
5,
of
6$, ,
ovos, 6,
, (6$,
the rich.
$ )
gifts;
hwpa
ov,
by a few, be subject to
so in Adv.
formed
faynilies
, ,
483
, scantiness of people. From 6ky-vQp^ros,ov,{^'yos,vp1os) scant ofpeople.
-.
05,
-|,
gen.,
to be governed an oligarchy. Hence , an oligarchy, government by a few or persons. Hence
Pass,
(, )
:
Kepdiaros from
also occurs.
Ty,
ov, oligarchical
inclined to oli-
garchy.
leaning to- furrows, having but
6\%,
ov,
Ion. for
oXefcnce, Ion. 3 sing. aor. 2 of
oXcOpios, deadly;
gen.,
ov,
one's friends.
oXeGpos, oiK ds
perdition
) . ,. , -5, , ^ (
6$, happily,
and
happiness,
blissfully.
ripos, 6,
ov, irreg. Sup.
c.
. (, 5 '^
/fos,
,,
(, ^)
little
having few land for ploughing.
Adv.
6,
giver
bliss
fem. or pro-
pres.
6, '^),
-'65,
s,
('^) from few parts ox places;

ttjs
from few parts
of Asia.
(participial form, as if
little
having
From
bliss,
wealth.
Ion.
ov,
{65,
a,
bringing
inf.
bliss.
fut.
med.
of
70$, -,7,('8,$)
ov,
(, -, ,
feebleness.
)
)
*)
little,
from a power, powerless.

powerless.
Hence
small,
little.
want of arable land.

with a small corn-
ov,
{6'$,
also
ov,
(6($)
destructive,
c.
bin
with
little
corn.
the day of destruction:
a marriage destructive to
II. pass, lost,
undone.
From
/xt)
ruin,
destruction,
wilt
(sc. kpprjaeis)
e.
undoing; thou not go to
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
phrase
es
;
:
destroy, kill
beasts.
pavvos) destroying tyrants. collat. form of
. , -.5,
oXtTis,
, . . -5, ) ', , , ) . , {, ) -, . -8, .(, 02, , {,. $ , -, ) -, {,-, {, ) ' 6-5, , . $.. , ', , . { , . , ,, () ' , . ,' , ,
able to do
S,
, , ',
ov,
-5,
, ov, irreg. Sup. of 6'/08, least. , scantiness of produce, barrenness.
(-,
{6yos,
producing
little,
,
opp. to
participial form, as if
from a
feeble, powerless.
of little strength,
Hence
(s,
-5, , (^,
, fewness
ov, ov,
77,
feebleness.
Pass, to perish, die.

aor. I inf.
I
and
part,
of
tros) of fevj years. Hence of years, youthfulness. with Utile wood.
oXeaeie, 3 sing. aor.

aor. 2 inf.
opt. of
-,8,,77,(/, med. of $, , ,
ov,
man-destroying.
ov, of
little,
mans) of little faith. Number or Quantity, few, The governing body in Olithe
destroying wild
garchies
inf.
was
called oi
Few, opp. to
2. c.
or 01
{the
Many,
the People).
II.
man-destroying.
ov, poet.
too
few
in
to
little,
opp. to
^$
do a thing.
:
the neut.
:
of Size, S7nall, as Adv., little,

III.
little, i.e.
it
little,
a small degree
so also dat.
'/.
, .
fut.
6%, . , .
for
for
special phrases:
;
there wants but
for
ahnost
c. inf.,
wanted
3 sing. aor.
3 sing.
fut.
of of
of fem. of
6,
fjpos,
5, , =
Adv.
murderess. destroyer, murderer.
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.
4. is
3. kv
in a small
:
compass
and of Time, in short,

by
little
:
briefly
also, like
5.
and 3
sing. aor. 2 subj.
med. of
'
put
almost.
oX'iyov.
is
, (/') ) -5, (,
ov,
(6'$)
{'$, $)
to be scant
but few times, seldom, [a]

scant of vines.
in
'! ''/
:
and little the gender and number
but the Adj.

its
often
of
Subst., as,
these fought form6.
of men.
Hence
, fewness
ov,
of ynen,
ing themselves into small parties. within a litde, all but, almost
'
scant of men.
Comparison
',
IV. Degrees of
ov, gen. ovos, as also
^ ^
, .
484
lines or verses.
oXiyoaTLyjia
ov i. Sup. oKiyiCTos, is used for the Comp. oKiyicTov, genit. u?ed Adv. (see o\iyos iii) very nearly.
, , -5,
-,
htit little
f.
-5,
the consisting offew lines.
ov, {6\iyos,
$)
From
consisting offew
. ,,
:
hill.
2. to lose.
senses to Lat. perdere.
to
an end,
die
thou,
may
,
pf. 2
The Act. corresponds

II.
in its
Med,
to perish,
etc.,
two come
'si
he,
may ye
05, , ,
17.
ruined.
(oXiyos) one out of a few, opp. to
01
$, , (pKiyos) fewness,
give
little
nourishment.
ing
Hence
garding, slighting, despising: contemptuous. Adv. carelessly;

to be careless, heedless.
suddenly;
or error in judgment.
,, ) , () , , - , , , () , ,. . , () 6, , , {, () ,- ^ () ,
ij,
make small account
, $,
:
, ,
-5,
pf.
(, -5, (, \$)
ov,
nourishment.
)
to
smallness.
From
Utile
a roller.
giving
fewness offriends.
ov, also a, ov, (okiyos,
6$)
last-
time, of short duration.
(^),
ov, {okiyos,
be faint-hearted.
-5, -|,
faint-heartedness.
aKos, 0,
, = d\iyav\a^.
{^\ypos)
gen.
)
:
faint-hearted.
of, c.
to regard Hence
lightly,
, a regarding lightly, slighting, contempt.

ov, (oKiyos,
little
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 burnt(prob. from
-5, -5, 5) 6, , ) -5, ($,

.05,
poet, for
, , , -5
,
,, ) 5,
6\es
2.
so
the dead.
vv, pres. part, of
{(,
2.
Lat.
,.
perish!
may
am
undone, undone, ruined:

to
be
068,
(,
f.
a mortar.
6,
a round smooth stone, 3. a kneading-trough.

destroyer.
, (() a (,
ev,
= ôs,
destructive.
(oXfOpos) to destroy.
ov, poet, for sq., like
ouos
,
for
6$,
$.
destructive.
('
or
volvo,
, \,
caring, lightly reor
offering.
Hence
^yps (^
[]
fut.
Hence
Adv. of oXiyos, a and later

:
- -5,,
entire,
aTos,
a whole burnt-offering. soundness in all parts. From
ov,
(5,
5)
cofnplete in all parts,
little.
aor. i
aor. 2
:
*202,
ados,
is towed, a ship of burthen, merchantman, trading vessel. a drawing, trailing, dragging. 11. a being drawn towards a thing, attraction.
, ,
:
Ep. for
inf
(6\$)
part,
to slip,
slide, fall
sound, perfect, Lat. integer. any loud crying, esp. of women, Lat. ululatus : usually a cry of Joy ; but also of lamentation.
having slipped from the

3 sing. aor. 2 of
ship.
aros,
a loud
cry, usually
ofjoy.
in
5, $, ,= ,
fv,
aor. 2 inf. of
slip, fall.
a loud crying, usually , honour of the gods, expressive of joy. ovos, , an animal, named from its note,
slippery, sliding.
the tree-frog.
yv), to make a slip

a
slip.
From
f.
aor.
to cry
aloud
6,
sHpperiness
('(\,
)
i.
a ship which
gods, usually of female voices, Lat. vlulare. II. to utter a loud cry, usually in sign of joy. (Formed from the sound.)
to the
, (()
6,
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-
$, , ()
drawings of
and
03, , ,
('()
attractive.
structive, destroying, hurtful,
to design
Tos.
ditus.
draws or hauls;
cus
$ : : '. "' : : ( '/.

the trail of a serpent.
.
I
periphr.,
-,
, , , 5. . -5, () Ep. for
-, aor.
,
med. of
05
poet.
08,
poet, form of
ov,
de-
ill
II.
deadly ; Comp. and Sup. pass, destroyed, lost, undone, Lat. per-
6(5,
mischief, baleful.
laurel,
e.
laurel-boughs
drawn
along.
(Akin to
,
e.
ovos,
and
to pull,
, (05,
pluck out
II. crafty,
sagacious.
:
)
to
meaning
strip
off.
impf
:
f.
"002
05, .)
f.
\//,
Ep.
,
voce.
Ion.
Ait.
pf.
Med.
2
aor.
Ep.
L,at. solus,
solidus
,'
,
;
ov, whole, entire, complete,
one's all.
7. entire, in neut., as
II.
Ion.
2
utter;
fut.
Att.
plqpf.
for
I.
part.
med.
^,
5, properly
:
aor.
pf.
Adv.,
i.
aor. 2
v.
became
Act. to destroy,
a mere Adj., make an end
sub
to
of,
hammered all through, made of solid metal, opp
-5
and
safe
an utter blunder:
altogether.
and sound,
Lat, integer.
Dor.
-5,
ov,
($,
)
to cast.
whole,
complete, Lat. integer.

pletely, entirely.
S,
important, considerable.
pustule.
neut.
I
:
-, -, ,, -, , ())
<s,
6^9 6(.
is
(\5,
(6$)
2.
whole, entire, sound,
relating to the whole, II. Adv. -pis, com-
mansions of Olympus.
intr. to
mourn for
upon.
c.
"^, ,, : " , , , . , ^, .
{o\os, riXos) quite complete, perfect.
fut.
'
ovos,
med. of
6\.
(oXos,
a large pimple,
lamenting, wailing.
pi.
,,a
Ep. 2
as Adv., miserably.
larnendng, lamejitation.
From
aor.
aor.
part. pass.
6$,
:
[], Dep.: . and 3 sing,
in
same
sense.
I.
lament, wail, moan, weep.

others, to feel pity
3. to
2. to
lament or
II.
c.
gen. to have pity

2.
beg with tears and lamentations. ace. to lament over, beiuail, weep for, mourn.
to pity.
deadly
and iSos, , = Olympia, a district of Elis round the city of Pisa, where the Olympic games were held
",
;
,5, , $,
Hence
los
lamentation.
"OAIIIS,
properly fem. of
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, avfat the
, $. ',
,
the
ov, lengthd. for
eiSws versed in pernicious arts.
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
:
'
(.5,
" ,
called also simply
'OXv^moi;
-,
'
485
the
{);
$,
5,
05,
destructive,
, , () , {$) .
together.
f.
, a leathern oil-flasJi, used in the palaestra.
the din of battle, the battle-throng.
(sub. ffj or
Olympic games, established by
Olympic games. '0\\.-\., Adv. Adv.

a5os,
pian, epith. of the Muses
, ,
or
;
to have carried off the prize
' '
to
).
by blood, akin, Lat. consanguineus: as Subst.,
, ,
-, 4$,
Subst.,
level
:
liance, league.
, ,
is,
{.
5, -$,
II.
to make a noise or din. a noise, din, made by many voices a tumultuous crowd, throng. III.
ov, related by blood, kindred.
ov,
($,
,
From
of the same blood, related
a bro'her or
ov,
sister.
Hence
$,
:
relationship by blood.
gen. ovos,
6$
:
Comp,
more nearly
as
level
akin.
:
Olympus, a goddess. 2. crown 0/ //) OZym//i â7es, the Olympic games. 2. a
.
in (he
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.
temple of Olympian Zeus.
05, ! '^ ,,($) ) {', --5, {', )

queror in the Olympic games,
, ,. ($ : to gain a vic-
',
:
(', )) {', '5, ,

pecul. fem. of
Olympia.
from Olympia.
Olymdweller on e\aia the oliveI.
ground.
generally,
) , ,{) , {)
,
a fighting together
a defensive al-
-5, {, '$, ,
ov,
From
fighting together
:
an
ally.
even, level
make even
;
or level, to
level
$, , , (
to eqjiolise.
2.
/xos) even, level
II. as Subst.,
ground.
victory at
Olympia
(sub.
of equal, like degree; marriage with one of like degree. middling, average, ordinary. Hence
$ ^!
3.
Adv.
{^',
march
aor.
1
5, 8, 8
-
in
metaph.
evenness, equality.
(u/iaAc's),
line.
Adv. evenly
even
:
at
Olympia
cf.
impf.
{,
[],
or
dat. pi.
, {'!)
Olympic;
in hostile sense, to
2.
meet in fight
)
3
1
Ion.
meet; Med. attack

:
-^:
to
f.
:
'^
to
in
I.
to
the fight.
to
walk
together, esp. in part.,

to
-,
,
the
Olympic games.
6,
equal in speed: to pursue.

or
con-
[^
Olympus,
5,
ov,
conquering
Olympic games.
ov,
($)
Olympian, diuelling on
esp.
epith. of the
gods above,
of Jove,
who
, .
form of
,., , .
c. dat. to
they walked in company:
keep pace,
3.
walk
beside,
accompany.
Adv.
toge.'her, jointly,
Dor. for Ep. for
-,
^ sing. impf. of
pi.
aor.
3 sing. Ep. aor.
opt. of
. .
I
another
med.
of
486
as Subst.,
furrows or lands. a dwelling together, union.

ov,
,, -,
iôs,
neighbouring.
flute,
{, -5, . ,,,~, $) , , (, ^) -5,, {, -5, (,

for
<iual
impf. of
allied in
. .
:
-5, {, ()
arms
wedded.
aKos,
preserve peace, a surety, security, hostage. a cotm-ade, fellow-soldier. Adv. in groups, bands, Lat. turwith adjoining matim : in crowds.
)
:
From
:
living together
hence,
together or in
. ,
f.
ov,
II.
as Subst.,
joined together, united, , a pledge to
5,
:
{')
aor.
I
rain or shower
, , () 05,
ov,
f.
avKos) playing together on the

unisr^n.
II. trans, to
to
to
company with ; associate with the Achaeans evl to be in company among the foremost
harmonious, blending, in
to rain.
to
come
{6$) :
$
;
to be
irtpl
ve-
to
throng about the corpse.

II. in
2. absol.
or live together.
battle,
hostile sense, to
8, 05,
ov,
, (6$) 68.
,
ov, ov,
down upon
bedew, wet. rainy, watery.
meet in
ov, also
longing
waler.
to rain, Lat. pluvialis
-5,
ceiving rain.
rain.
-5,
-8,
-65, -65,
,
or
ov,
{6$,
ov,
) [, )
;
(6$)
rainy
of or berain-
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.
pursuits or business, to he conversatit with,
in,
holdifig or re-
at hand.
haunt, frequent a spot.

striking with
"OMBPOS,
0,
Lat.
IMBER,
a storm of rain, a
II.
2. generally water. thunder-shower, rain. metaph. a storm or shower of tears, darts, etc. rain-bringing. ov,
-05, ov,
,
3 sing. fut. of
ov,
$, , (, ()) -05, , (,
gether.
-, |,
).
es,
sleeping together: as Subst., a bedfellow, consort. playmate.
) . , {, ) ,
(6$,
fern,
sharing the same hearth.
= 6($.
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.
. . {). , {) , ,
attend
to.
engaged
2.
of things, to be present to one, to he V. of a place, to come into, be in : to
Adv.
ov,
fut. inf.
of
05, , ,
to be
, {68)
;
$
Lat.
sembly; vabs
Adv.
f.
{$,
ayvpis) an aslos, Dor. sembly, meeting : a throng, company.

Ion.
-5
From
, -,
i],
:
(o/ios) poet, for
'/) assembled
Dep.
to
-8, , {, ) an
f.
of people, mob, multitude. tumult.
together.
assemble, call to-
a mist, fog.
, ($,
equality of age as Collective Subst. those of the same age, ones friends,
playmates, comrades.
Xkos,
of young persons playmate. II. of
. -,
a
-, ,
()
II.
,,. , ' -,
=
Ion.
ship-mates.
assembled crowd, a throng II. the throng of battle,
', ,
II. also
Ion.
to
Dor. smoke, steam.
, misty air,
Hence
[]
at
ev, misty.
of a single person,
to
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
5
;
aros,
{,
6,
to
make water,
MINGO,
of
pf. pass,
look with eye askance

or l
)
;
{, ^)
$'
II.
pledge or hostage. pledge or security.

f.
, . , &,
f.
,), {() 65, , ($)

security, pledge.
like stature.
a giving hostages or securities:
ov,
Ion.
for
{$)
II.
,
to be
before one's eyes ; so also out of dght.
itap'
,
',
a
:
, '
;
the eye;
opp. Lat.
that which one sees,

III.
a
part.
fern.
pi.
sight.
2.
a phantom, image offancy.

e.
of Homer, Homeric.
of sun
vvktos,
tidings.
i.
the
moon ;
so
aiOipos, of the
generally, light
, , {')
ov,
accord, agree.
Homerids,
a family of poets in Chios, who pretended to trace their descent from Homer, and recited his
:
trans, to
a hostage, serve as a give as a hostage,

2.
cious.
for
Hence
to meet.
mostly
in
plur.
',
metaph.
to
oi, the
depriving of eyes ing, esp. the buds of plants.

eyes.
, -,
TreXcta,
II. act.
f.
the light of happy ; IV. metaph. anything dear or preTreAeias V, periphr. of the person,
, Dim.
$ ,
of
pf. pass,
for
cf.
.
.
es,
{, (()
little eye.
deprived of
blighting, canker-
poems
generally, the admirers of
Homer,
&,
give eyes to
Pass.,
{)
a mind

quick of sight.
explaifi.
"OMNfMI
pi,
(, Ep.
(,
Pass., aor.
,
;
inf.
, ,
or impf.
:
II.
metaph.
to
make
imperat.
later fut.
pf.
or
or
:
pers.
:
: :
or
plqpf.
pf.
/ swear;
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
oath.
by.
II. to
call as witness
,.
or
3
fut.
aor.
/?. (, -, , , ,( 6-%,,(,$
:
:
: ;
487
distinct,
iKos,
,,
^\)
of the same age,
Lat. aequalis.
Adv.
to
($) from the same place, of the same

a brother. II. from near at close upon. sharing the same throne, J
origin
hand, hand
hand :
- -5,
3
. .
partner of one's throne. Adv. with one accord. From ov, of one mind, unanimous.
of an oath, invoke,
swear
,-,
altar, like Ceres
the
-,
-5,
-5,
ov,
(, $)
, ,
wife.
alike,
, () , -8,
(, $)
[
ov,
having one commoji
and Proserpine.
affected, sympathiy.e.
uktos,
.
{$,
yaXa) suckled with

married together,
as
same milk
a clansman.
Subst. a
wotnb, born of the same mother
-5,
-6,
From
(s,
ov,
{, -^)
ov,
having
with.
also
husband or
{$,
-)'/5 - 8,
from
the
, -,
f.
Ep. for
, $.
f.
to be like, resemble.
Ep.]
(6$,
KaraK-qyw) ending
of verses.
-5,
OS,
ijow, to be in like case, to be similarly
From.
es,
('5,
like affections,
being in like case, sympathising.
$)
ov
:
5,(8,
same
a, ov. Ion.
ov
Ep.
yacrptos an uterine brother. opos, , born of the same

brother.
parefits,
sembling, Lat. similis ayd Oeus dis

gether;' TO
,
:
'
generally, kindred, akin.
in old age.
-,
same
ovtos,
{, *) , (,
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, agreeto
,
and old Att.
(sub.
)$,
($)
:
of like appearance
ov, Att.
like,
re-
Proverbs, ws aiel tuv

birds of a feather flock to-
tongue.
speakifig the
the
yvioi
gentilitii.
together
mind, like-minded.
ov,
-5 -, (, -5, ^$, , , (, -,
Att.
-,
speak the same
From
Att.
ov,
{$,
same tongue or language

II.
with.
, )
'".?'
V
;
or
$),
like
to
like return
pay any one
for on
like,
to
make a
to have a
;
like return
made one
6. V
fair
and
equal terms.
ov, contr. for
race.
gods
who
f.
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-
,
life.
to hold a thing
monly
to
in dat., but
also like Lat. similis in genit.

.
to be
of one mind,
to.
league
to
agree with, assent

ov, gen.
From
sa7ne letters.
-5, (, ypa) -5, (, -$, (,
ovos, of one Adv. yovq) of the same family. ov, of or with the
sa77ie
or meeting.
-f
-, -5, -5 , -|5, (, ) -5, (,) \) -, (,() {,

Dor. for
ov,
Dor.
. )
ov,
-5.
yv)
'5
and
also followed
.
5, 5, -5, ,:
.
by
a Relat.,
.
like as
cf.
Lat. aeque ac
ov,
Adv. -ttws, in
aor.
I
f.
and
(6$)
II.
-:
, {'5)
like
like as
$.
.
(, .)
(in
to
likeness, similitude.
of like manners
with.
manner
Pass, and
assimilate
Med.,
aor.
:
sharing one's bed.
{$,
8)
to
of the
like,
people or race.
to be
one.
of the same opinion, to agree. From ov, of the same opinion. ov, a fellow-slave. a running together ,
of the same nation.
of
ness,
-5, (, yva)
i's,
5,
ov,
Subst. a yokefellow.
yoked together : as II. yoked in wedlock,

character.
married.
-5, (,
(s,
$
also
.
the neuters
^, , , ,
image.
liken,
compare
same sense):
Pass, to be
Med.
to
make a
Ep. for
that
$, ,
,
make
like,
esp.
be
made like, become made like before

Hence
inf. pass,
like return.
aor. I
which
like
is
made
like,
a likealike
Adv. of
'5, in
common
.
and as Adv. Lat. aeque ac

;
',
.
manner,
Ion.
like as
'
,,
like,
.
were
;
like as
. .
so,
Tots
perinde ac ; on a par with
?/$) of the same
the best.

^,
making
488
a becoming
cheer on, or to upbraid, chide

c. inf. to
$, () 6.-$, ,=6. - -, (, ) -8, (, ) -, $. -, (,-, -, -5

like.
2.
lihejiess,
Dor. for
3 sing. impf.
:
ouokXcu,
f.
Ion. 3 sing, to call out, shout to, either to encourage,

aor.
I
;
,
co?tsors.
l
like, likejiing.
((.6o\os.
Adv.,
:
mind, agreeing in sentiments, unanimous, Lat. concors.

U7ia?iitnously.
(s,
image.
,
same
TraBos) having the samepassions.
ov,
S,
ov, contr.
do.
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,
-,
:
command From
mostly in latter sense with a loud shout, call to one to
sailing iogether or in company.

poet,
ov,
{,
from
age
:
-65, (,
of
like feather,
the
city or state.
$,
bed.
:
share or portion, esp. of an inheritance
a cheerer on, encotirager.

ov,
, ,
-9,
,
[,
,
)
I
a coheir, Lat.
3 sing. Ion. aor.
rjpos,
-5,
:
{)
aor.
couch at table.
, ^
('/$)
:
{, -5, (,
ov,
f.
:
) )
:
of one who calls out
'', . . ,
poet, for
:
of the same feather, comrades ; vdfs TTTfpoi coMsor/-ships, i. e. that sail in company.
TTTfpoi birds
as Subst.,
-, ^,. (|,
=
to
p. for
, )
fut.
by the same father.

inter-laced.
ovv,
(OiS,
{, , , (,
) )
-
with the same plum

:
akin, alike
generally, ot
wipe
off.
, sing.
impf. of
reclining on the
Pass., aor. I
to
guage.
with
2. to
speak together, to speak one lanhold the same language, to agree
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
;
'^'/ 68, ^,
sharing the same
pf.
:
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.
:
|65,^,
^.
with, to border on.
pf.
ov, -opos Ion. opos) having the saffie borders, bordering on,h?Lt.flnitimus as Subst., neigh, a neighbour, borderer: bourhood.
agree with, agree together.
thing, allow, admit, con/ess;
'^
,
:
f.
$, ,
to
From
(,
And
row
together
generally, to
I grant
-5,
to
ov, roiving or
ov,
(, 4)
swimming together. From

rowing together
:
ge-
nerally, acting together.
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.
(
late
;
allowed or granted; esp. and pf. part,
knowledged
and
:
compact
, ,
in
principles.
^,
Hence
:
in part. pres.
things granted, ac-
^- .) ,
Tois
one and the same : belonging to two or more jointly, cominoTi. joint, Lat. communis. (Akin
'5, , ,
hence
Adv.
(>$, 6,
a thing agreed on, a postu-
same spot:
close quarters,
agreement. 7. an agreeme?tt made, war, terms of surrender. 3. an assent,

ov,
admission, confession. admitting. Adv. with

2.
-5,
{, kiyw)
Adv.
ov,
assenting, agreeing,
itt
agreeably, conformably to
with another, a fellow-slave.
mother, an uterine brother or sister. ov, VKpos) 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,
, ,
(, , (, -65, (, , , ($) common.

,
ov,
-, ) ^) -5,
-voos, ov, contr. -vovs, ovv,
8,
of things, suitable,
accordance
-ys,
confessedly, avowedly.
pres. part. pass, of
confessedly, avowedly.
otie
^,
way.
flogged
tent,
born of the same
same womb, of
drifik-offering, sharing the

ov,
spruTig
(,
vaos) of one
, -, ), -,
same cup
:
-5, (, () -5,, (, , (, (, -8, (, () from -, (, (, ()

ov, ov,
, -,
f.
. ($) $ -65, (,
to
,
to
$, $, , , , ^,
aor.
inf. and part, of one and the same place,
iivai, in hostile sense, to
Lat. cominus
to
, , -5, {,
is,
go
pugnare ; meet the enemy.
.
the
to the
to
come
Uvai
aOivos) of equal might.
to eat or live together with.
From
same
ov,
aiTOs) eating together.
arrayed in
tent.
a living in the same
-, ) -) -,
Lat. contubernalis.
f.
From
same
living in the
to live in the
same
tent with.
ov,
from
the
the
same mother.
ov,
sharing in the
bound by treaty. sown together
the
same parents or
Ep. for
ancestors.
$.
to
walk together with.

sent together with,
ov,
in
company
with.
II.
of the same kind.

oVf
-8, ,-5,
craft: as Subst.,
ov,
in equal
(, $) (, $, , -5, (, among
ov,
honour
) )
:
(,
-, )
:
-ovapLov.
clad alike
buried together. practising the same
a fellow-workman.
the Persians, the
themselves, the
equally honoured, held
oi
chief nobles who were eqtml peers of the realm.
having one common wall, separated by a party wall: metaph. hardly

different from.
-5,
same
at the
-, (, ) (,
ov,
ov,
(,
among
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.
, ,
;
-,
() , (, )
iv,
489
(\$)
, 6$.
boss
5,6\((6$) $ , , ''2,
ov,
a shield with
having a navel 01 a cetitral boss.

II.
the navel, Lat. umbilicus.
sitting or eating
tabic with.
-Tpoiros, ov,
(.
;
Tponos) of the same habits
like habits
a comparison.
together with
brojight
-8,
ov,
(,
of Place
as Subst.,
anything like a navel : the raised knob or boss in the middle of the shield, Lat. umbo. 2. a knob
\$ \$,
on the horse's yoke to fasten the reins to. the centre : so Calypso's island Ogygia is called
the navel or centre of the sea
as
3.
brought up or bred
Delphi was called Earth.
^// beasts
up with men. Adv. (properly neut. gen. of

:
also
$),
yaiav
2.
together,
togelher, at once
earth and sea together.
along with;
with or among the dead. 3. near, hard by : nearly, almost. 4. in like manner as, just like as, Lat. aeque ac. fut. of
c. dat.,
as Subst.,
agreeing in sentiments, united.
8, , , () 6($ -, (, )
ov,
, ,.), , -5,
,
(, ,
Ion. for
(
to be
together wiih,
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, ,
:
6$
and
of
the navel or centre
$.
goirig together with:
a companion.
havitig the
-\|8,
people
:
-5,
TO
with.
guage
,) , ,)
S,
of one mind with; a war resolved on unanimously. being ofthe same mind, unity. From ovos, , of one mind,
f,
,,
ov,
(, ) (,
to
,,a ambiguous, equivocal. ov, ov, and living under the same roof with. Adv. of equally, alike, in equal parts,
same name:
II.
namesake.
, .,. . , . ,) , -, )
:
-|,
aKos,
pf.
, ,
of
-5, ,
-05,
II. c.
3 sing, ov, and
pf
pass, of
ov,
($,
as Subst.,
-$,
like
(,
$,
$,
Lat. pariter.
alike.
2.
as Subst.,
of the same age or nature. of the same race or ol, meti of the same race:
saineness of race.
f.
ac ; of Hell. Conj.
still,
speak the same language
2. to
66-$,
with.
smoothness of surface
the
having an equal right

aor. I
",
f
-, ) , , 5, (, -5, -5, (, 5) ,, ,
2.
:
(, , (,
ov,
chime in with.
From
same lan-
that
($ 8
Lat. tanien;
is
dat. like as, equally wiih, L^X. pariter
or
aor. 2
together,
at
once,
hated like the gates
$ $
ov,
($) nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet

but
still,
.,
for all
in Att. often
joined with a part., Lat.
speakitig the
quamvis,
art diseased.
agreeing in tone, in imison with. sameness of colour. II.

the surface, skin.
to keep
-5,
-,08, .
6$ hear me although thou ($, () holding or dwelling

gods worshipped in the same
together; deol
time with.
From
ov,
ov, contr.
xpovos) of the same time with. -xpovs, ovv, of
(,
same
colour.
)
:
temple.
ov,
voting with.
II.
"ONA'P,
waking
,
,
-5, ,
Dor. and Att, for (ovos, aypios) the wild
ovaio,
TO, a
thriving, large:
as the
, ,
to vote with.
($) to join
to be united.
together, unite
Pass.,
vision only used in nom. and ace. (oveipos and ovfipov being used in the other cases): proverb, of anything fleeting or unreal, oKids ovap the
:
, ()
^6$.
ass.
med. opt. of
dream, vision in
sleep, opp. to a
,,
, ,
, = $.
cor
, food.
()
of
from
[],
corn, nourishing,
name of
Ceres,
mother of corn.
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.
dream of
490
ovaais, Dor. for
,
:
Dor. for
aor. 2
med.
3 sing. fut. of
inf.
65.
of
anything that oveiap, to, gen. oviiaros, profits or is helpful, advantage, succour : a refreshment, refection
:
{.)
:
^. .. ,
:
ovCa,
Aeol. for
TO,
.
ovos, a little ass, donkey.
plur.
va,food,
:
victuals.
oveiSeios, ov, [ovetSos) reproachful
65,
disgraceful.
:
with fut. med. {cveidos) to throw a reproach upon, cast in one's teeth, object or impute something to one, Lat. objicere. 2. to
f.
Att.
aor.
I
:
pf.
wvei:
Pass.,
reproach, upbraid.
braider
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,
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. vi4 ce you would however be the better for it, if one
Lat. sis felix
!
, ,
:
, , {) {() 05,
,
TJpos,
$
light.
freq.
help, support
as masc. Adj. reproachful.
{)
a reproach. a reproaching : reproach. a reproacher, tip-
to enjoy,
, 5, , , *, , , . , ,
a mill-stone
oviKos,
Dim. of
{ovos) of OT for an ass; turned by an ass, larger than the stones

hand-mills.
aor.
inf.
\$
obsol.
of the
vas
common
[d], part,
fut.
Med. and
:
as if
from
or
Pass,
fut.
aor. 2
-, -,
inf.
impf,
imperat.
:
opt.
part,
aor.
I.
Act. to profit, benefit,
II.
and, like Lat. Jiivo, to gratify, deMed. to have profit or advantage, to
enjoy help
have delight or enjoyment : c. gen. have enjoyment or pleasitre of a thing. 2.

;
esp. to
in aor.
opt.
aio,
to
express
!
good wishes,
ovs
so fnay
thrive
ovaio,
may est
} -5,
6-5,
f,
ov, 6, {oveipos,
of dreams.
($,
preter of dreams. ovipov, TO, collat. form of oveipos, a pi. mostly in use is
these a sing. gen. and dat.,

as if
ace. to
,
dream
cf.
,
,,
to be
(oveipos,
) $)
an
:
'),
(:
^^,
interpreter
were to wash you.
an
inter-
from a nom. oveipap.

of, as, 'i-mrovs
(!$,
-,-
dream
the
",
ovis,
os,
(ovos) ass*s dung.
ovoiTO, 3 sing. pres. opt. of aTos, Ion.
Lat.
NOMEN,
.
is
Aeol.
a name
Oeivai
to bear a
to give
and from were formed,

c.
one by a name. fame, report, whether good or bad.

call
one a name; KaXuv Tiva to
name;
II.
III.
name, name,
2.
cheat by dreams.
as Subst.,
From
dream:
",
god
8, , 6-5,
of dreams.
oveipo-iroXos, ov, (ovapos,
an interpreter of dreams. a dream: also the subject of a

2. as
absorbed iti dreams : of horses. II.
as opp. to reality, esp. opp. to (pyov, like Xoyos.
to
a false name, pretence, pretext; en

the pretence.
IV.
TloXvveiKovs.
under also used with the

as
S)
versed in dreams
names of
sion
persons, for the person, like
ovap, oveipov.
ov, (oveipos,
of dreams.
dreams, haimting one's dreams. ovos, , {ovupos, ing dreams.
haul up.
driver.
[or
succouring.
enjoyment, delight.
5, , () 02, ,
s,
dirt,
, 5,
65,
, -05
6-,
-5,
Att.
ov, {oveipos,
) )
4)
prop. n.,'Oveipos,
: a saying. nomen, opp. to
Ion.
:
an interpreter
appearing
in
, 2[
:
V. a word, expresVI. in Grammar, a noun, Lat. Lat. verbum, a verb.

:
,
:
fut.
:
Aeol.
to
aor. I
:
pf.
:
pf.
()
eivai
Pass., aor.
name,
or
to
understand-
speak speak yov.

also
of, call
of,
or address by name.
2. to
name
as
3.
opp. to doing, as to call one by a name,
opp.
ep-
-,
,
(ovos n) to
draw up with a
(ovapos) to dream. windlass, to
Dor.
-05,
ov,
(ovos,
^)
;
[],
i
aor. 2 part.
;
aor.
ov,
(65)
,
dung.
(ovos,
\) an
med. of
3 sing. fut.
useftil,
, , ,,, ,
the
they call
e/i
man
a sophist by
name:
or
tivos
to
name
or call
Tivos or Tivi
an
ass-
name:
Pass, to
aor. 1
Med.
2 sing,
from
or after another; so also kni to have one called by a name,

pi.
be called by a narne.
ass-driver.
3 sing. opt.
fut.
imperat. Ep.
p.
opt.
aio,
profitable
aiding,
profit,
advantage, service
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
:
discontented with thy
inf.
also aor.
pass,
'
(
:
,Ep.
Homer
:
ill
fortune.
,, .
name,
fut.
:
{)
Ion.
:
name
to
by na^ne, Lat. nomifiatim.

6v,
retiowned.
-, {, ) {, -, {) ,
to, call
call by
name, Lat. nomino : also, io give a 2. io promise to do. by a name. 3,

4. to
., ) :, -,
aor.
491
II.
or
17,
kind of beech.
:
a spear-
poet, for
shaft
made from
:
its
wood
generally, a spear.
name, appoint. Adv.
pronounce,
utter.
calling by name,
kXvtos) o/famous name,

by name, Lat. nominaiim.
II. act.
celebrating.
Adv.
Ion.
-, , ,
,
be named, to be inentioned. II. famous, glorious : of things, met)iorable.

people's names, Lat. Jiomenclator.
{)
:
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.
TO, {o^vs,
acetabulum
-5,
6 and
:
"ONOS,
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.
, $.
Ep. aor.
I
named to of name or note,

:
sighted
|-8, -, ($. )
s, {o^hs,
:
:
-^,
4$)
|-5,
sharp-sighted, quick-
6-,,{5,$)
Sup.
sharp-sounding, shrill-
{, ^')
sounding.
one
who
tells
hair:
oî-0eipos, ov, {o^vs, iOeipa) with sharp, pointed irreg. plur. o^veOdpcs.
of
-5,
-5,
an
ass, Lat. asinus, asina
Pro- pointed
actually exist, the present, opp. to the past and future:

also reality, truth.
II.
perty, fortune.
pi.
of prey, a claw; of of cattle, a hoof;
) 5, , ,^, . -5, ) , {) . , {5) ) ^^, -05, -, ) ) ,, -5, -, ) -($, ) , -5, $ ) , , . -. , -5, 5) ) , ,

ov, {o^vs,
,
i
qidck-tempered:
, , {)
tempered, passionate, choleric.
Ep. aor.
med.
part, of
-5, -5,
, -5,
f.
ov,
{$,
-)
sharp-edged, sharpto be
metaph. sharply goaded.

quick to anger,
also as Pass, to be provoked.
Hence
-, quickness to anger, choler.
ov, {o^vs,
ov, {o^vs,
$) ^) moved
quick to anger, quickquick-tempered.

quickly,
[t]
ov, {o^vs,
with pointed hair: of

loudly wailed.
:
like
ovoTos,
17,
, , ,
Ep. for
fut. inf.
of
plants, with prickly leaves.
to be
blamed or scorned.
at.
ov,
{$,
to
blame, rail
to seize quickly
to seize the
for ovocttOs.
opportunity.
{ovos,
an
ass-keeper.
is,
pi.
part. neut. of
(,
the things
which
ov,
(s,
{$, 4$)
{o^vs,
{, {,
seizing quickly.
glib-tongued.
keenly laboured or
clear-singing.
that
which one has, pro-
ov, {o^vs,
studied.
Adv.
part, of
sum,
really, actually.
ov,
quickly roused to
in hot blood.
Aeol. for
Hence
wrath
8, ,
Aeol. for
^-5,
ûvos
murder
ov,
{$,
clear-singing.
:
dat. pi.
Ep.
in
ov, {o^vs,
the talons of a bird of prey: also in sing., of beasts
Subst.,
, a remark
as,
poititedly foolish
as
that seems to contradict
human
beings, a nail, Lat. unguis;

a/cpovs
2.
kir'
to stand
on
tiptoe, Lat.
summis
digitis.
i^
(,
itself, a paradox, such cordia discors.
o|vv0LS, aor.
Horace's de tenero ungui, from a tender age. II. a gem streaked with veins, an onyx : also any vessel
made of it.
and
). , , (,
Ep. dat.
{oôs,
pi.
, -, ,
brine. a
]2.T
|,
from
of
a sauce
made of vinegar
dat. pi.
spur on, stimulate, sharpen: Pass, to be provoked. also to provoke ev, poet, for o^vs, sharp-pointed ; or o^voeis, f
sharpen.
2.
,,
f.
insaniens sapientia or con-
part. pass, of
rjpos,
a sharpener.
to
{o^ts) to
From make sharp or
pointed, to
metaph.
,
s, s,
Ion. for
fern,
of d^vs
05, , , for 5[],

s,
5, Adv.
|-38,
shell.
with beechen shaft.

ov,
{$,
of o^vs, sharply.
{65)
of or for vinegar
vinegar. {oôs) sour, of wine.
metaph.
($ -, -5,
Jagged
-Trovs,
sxuift-footed.
{o^vs, irayjjvai) sharp-pointed.
{$,
{$,
sour-tempered, crabbed. o|is, {oôs) a vinegar-cruet, Lat. acetabulum. II. a sort of shrimp. oôs, cos, TO, (') sour wine: vinegar, Lat. acetum.
$, ,
generally, with a sharp front or point.

(s,
-, ^-,
, , vow,
ov,
poet, for
-poiros, ov,
{$,
) ), ) , )
,
gen.
with a sharp
sharp-pointed.
{$,
vovs)
having a sharp prow:
= o^vppoiTos.
quick-turning, nicely

492
poised, of a delicate balance; easily
swayed: metaph.
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.
'2, $$
easily
roused or led on, Lat. propenstis.

bîia Ion.
^',
,
II.
sharp, keen, pointed;
a sharpened stone for a knife; (s o^b aviy-
' . , -,
.
same father.
Ep
for
ov, for
brought to a point ; ro
[d], ovos. Ion.
vertex of a triangle.
-05,
tcrrcas,
a compatiion, comrade, esp. in war
((
servant, attendant.
"', $,
which
is
an awl, Lat. subula the usual form. oirp, Ep. for oanep.
',
for a
yas, Lat. quo terrarum ? to which part of the land? also like Lat. tibi terrarnm? where? II. II. of Manner, in what way ? how ? {6$) 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 6m0v, 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;
S,
, |-8, |-5, 5, ,
|-|05,
{o^vs,
). )
=
'',
:
$, .
7Js,
Ion. for
an
ope?iing, hole
) , {) , .
2 sing.
fut.
med. of
by the
like
-vaTpos,
{5,
-$, ,
later
Aeol.
a hole in the roof,
chimney.
omrj Ep. oirmr) Dor.

7ibi
by which way, Lat. qua, and so where, like

also like
Ion.
, ,
Adv. of Place,
Lat.
2. c. gen.,
whither, Lat. quo.
|-5,
(, ()
^
, ,
tendant.
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)
. ,, : ', : , '
(S, (o^vs,
-5, -5, -, -5, -6, -5, -,

f.
,,
) . ) ))
\$)
wxp) sharp-sighted.
0.
:
. , ,
', $, () ^,
:
-^,
()
Ep. for ov, gen. of os or Dor. for
Dor. for
Ep.
05, an
Med., Ep.
aor.
fut.
, at-
-5, $)
f.
6, 3, {',
the glory that lives after men. 'OiriKoi, 01, the Opicans, an ancient people of Italy: Adj. 'OiriKos, 77, ov, ancient, barbarous, Gothic.
, (*)
ace.
;
gaze curiously at
generally, to observe, watch.
6ms,
5, ,
or
I
.
to a
person or thing
,
in
;
to look
around
after,
{)
regard paid
bad
sense, vengeance,
punishment; onis the vengea7ice of Uie gods. 2. in good sense, reward, favour, regard. 3. awe, vejieration, respect, Lat. reverentia.
fv
,
6,
:
Adv., Aeol. and Dor. for and before a vowel

:
om0V
(ôms)
Lat. pone
,
I.
6.
behind, opp. to
in front
01
Ep. of Place, after,

those left
($ $ , 6
behind;
ol
:
the rain.
Subst.,
of
., . , , .
5,
a, ov,
\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.
in future, hereafter.
,
Dor. for
aor.
i
() ,a
with a hole or opening
as
bole in the roof.
posticus
opt. of
^.
I
ing backwards, [a]

act.
3 sing. Ep. aor.
and med.
back or cover.
-,
:
, -,
.
,
, walk-
ov, also os, ov,
()
{6,
the hind-legs.
ov, gen. ovos,
hinder, Lat.
ov,
(6(, yp(f>) written
on the
backwards.
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
forwards.
behind.
gen. -noSos, {oniffOf, , novs) walking behind, following, attendant.

f.
the rear, form the rear-guard.
the rear-guard.
watches behind : ol an army. Adv., Ep. for
-, ) -, (, ) -, , -, , {) , -,
{6,
cattle
es,
-, , (, 4)
(57<9?
bound behind or
'^, ^. ,
a man-at-arms
oirXiTiKOs,
:
TO
ready for
with large horns slanting

vvyi]vai) pricking
a mania for war.
mus.
, , ,
,
(6,
from
arms.
rally, the art
to
guard
W. to
command
arms.
Hence
$, , , {6, \^)
the
command
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.
, , ,
ov,
. ()
of the rear. one who the rear-guard of
hindmost, Lat. postre^
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.
, ",
:
, , ,. , ,
opp. to light-armed troops,
'.
493
or
Hence of or for a heavy-armed soldier;

poet, for
to get
= oi
Med.
f.
{)
oneself.
to be
-5, {, , -5, {',

From
es,
madly fond of arms, have
the art
of using heavy arms
of war,
ov,
tactics.
II. otie
who
drills soldiers.
)
4.
:
)
From
madly fond of
:
gene-
fighting in heavy
TO,
ship's tackling,
heavy-armed
quarters.
soldiers.
.
:
over again, again, [] oirXds, Dor. for
a horse
old tribes at Athens.
Med., Ep.
Ep. 3
:
get ready
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
pi.
:
, ,
65, () ",, , ,
:
, (^) 8, {)
,
f.
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
,.
aor.
(:
I
Att.
:
:
($
armed
armed:
warrior.
aor.
Ep.
Pass., aor.
I
<, , -$,
soldier
{)
,
:
also, the
,
camp,
iiho, to train, exercise.
2. to
arm
:
as
Pass, to get ready, be ready

battle.
to
arm, prepare for
of a person,
oiroOcv Ep.
II.
from what
, , ,
Pass, to ov,
{',
have a body-guard. bearing
as Subst.,
)
,
From
arms,
an armed man, a
Adj. what sort
II,
Ep.
Hence
oiTOi Ion. oKOi, relat.
trement, arming.
an army, armament.
heavy-armed.
armed
full
as Subst.,
, () , , , ${
, =
verb. Adj. of
ov,
f.
,,, ()
oirXiais,
soldier.
a preparing for war, equipment, accou-
where; what place,

for
, '
place.
esp.
-far.
one of the body-guard.
{%)
relat.
relat.
of what country, Lat. cvjas. relat. Adv. whence, Ion.

where. Adv. Adv. of Place, whither,
2. c. gen.,
{)
thither
whithersoever;
how
'
II.
up
yfjs
to
whither
equipment, armour.
II.
in the world, Lat.
6$.
one must arm. of a warrior.
', how, how

relat.
quo terrarum.
far.
of Manner,
-05,,,(^) -) {$,
armour;
carried a pike
{)
qualis.
oiroios, a, ov, Ep. OTrtroios,
ov: ov, Ion. oKoios, Adj. of what sort, kind, or quality, Lat. is II. the correlat. of ;
commanding
the
..
who
,
[]
,
,,
,From
ov,
to be
an
5,
such as; such word as thou hast spoken, such shalt
serve as a heavy-
thou hear again.

subject
he.
;
. i) heavy-armed, armed in
$
IV.
ov,
$ ,5$
$,
tis refers to a special
:
III.
tis
(),
an armed host. II. a heavy-armed foot-soldier, and a large shield
qualiscunque.
pi
().
, '5,
078
^ what manner of man was ovv of what kind soever, Lat. also in neut. V. Adv.
esp. of trees or plants, the milky
like as, Lat. qualiter.
, juice,
; :
494
juice, resin, or
705-=^07.
gtim
metaph., ottos oiros, gen. of

often as
i.
.
Ion.
as many, as many as as large, as large as Ep.
., , . , , , , , {) , , :
$
6.
:
the acid juice of the Jig-tree
exposure to the sun.
4.
metaph. of love,
to
the juicy freshness of youth.
scorch, burn.
Adv.
[a]
($)
'5,
=
Dor. for
65,
of
pres. pass. part, of
as
many
times as
..
as
Adv. (oiroaos) at as
ov, Ep. oiriroaos,
many
places as
..
8, , (6) one who looks

,
ov,
to see.
after a thing,
to sight
Ep.
Adv., poet, for

relat. Adj.,
,
whither.
spy, Lat. speculator.
followed by subjunctive, whensoever, Lat, quandocunque. Ion. relat. Conj. when, Lai. ottOtc Ep.
():
.
I.
of
Number,
(sub.
),
belonging
presents
made
by the bride-
-,
.
..
Lat. quot.
for
II.
of Space,
Lat. qjiantus.
groom on seeing the bride without the veil: generally, presents upon seeing or to see a person.
[], *', whence formed , , () roasted
obsol. pres.
:
(ttotc): Conj.
quando. buOTtpos,
II. in
causal sense, /or
()
are
see
the eye
Dor. also oirriWos.

the tenses of
generally,
oittOs,
//.>a/,
becat/se, since.
:
by fire, baked;
<
prepared
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
w/i'/ob o/"
utervis, uterlihet, utercunque.
and two ways
when
two, Lat. alteruter.
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,
4.
,($, ( ,
as Adv., for
also of pottery, etc.,
3.
neut.
of : also for whether, Lat. utrum, there is choice of two things. II. one of
in xvhichever
^,
).
sion.
f. I. Act. of [] the man, to marry, wed, take to wife, have to wife OTTViovTts married men, opp. to the unmarried {r)i:
Att.
,
,
boiled meats and roast:
baked or burned.
become a wife.
- Hence -,
Ep.
relat.
Adv. from
,
II.
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 seaijpos,
, () {) ,, '
Ion. pf.
II. Pass.,
of the
woman,
:
to be
married,
med. of
Dor. 3
sing,
poet, for
oipis,
a sight, view, vi-
.
also
II.
II. sight,
poxver of seeing.
Ion.
son.
II.
from being the fruit-time,

III.
rarum. there are places, where. 3. in some places, somewhere, as Lat. est ubi for
cubi.
cunque. time when.
, , , . . . . ,, . . ,, , . ' ,' , , 5, ,
.
.
''
III.
means
the
i.
e.
ali-
or oTrovnep av, wherever wheresoever, Lat. 6/-
to
./ ,
{)3.
f.
the fruit itself, esp. tree-fruit.

life,
metaph.
vigour of
ripe
manhood.
Ion. for
$,
to
part. Att. fut. of
Att.
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
autumn, autwnnal;
dog-star, also ^cipios,
ning of
. 8, 6.
for
ner, how, in
-8, $
Ep.
for
3.
. ,^
05,
17,
, ()
tree.
gather fruits.
gather frtiits off

6v,
()
Ion.
of or at the time of early

the sumtner-sXar,
rising
whose
[t is
f.
-,
ov,
(^ $:
ii,
long Ep., to bear fruit.
marked the beginwhen last syll. is long.]
From
bearing fruit. relat. Conj. of Man-
what way or manner, Lat. quomodo.

for
oTos,
as,
sometimes put
((,
wills.
((\(, he
, [)' ',
^,
. $.
for
, . ''6,
. -,
:
you
, () roasted
6,
()
also baked.
kitchen.
vision.
:
least.
, ,
on the
spot.
4. c. gen.,
t'xfTc),
run as you are off for feet,

5.
can.
'
that
aor.
howsoever, in xvhat manner soever; so, not in any way whatever, not in the onws it is not (i. e. cannot be) 6.
^$ ,,
has
(
i.
i.
made
as
I am,
e.
sight,
impf.
pf.
f.
;
,
but,
'$ '
ws and
,
(sub.
e.
^, 6$ me
2.
such as he immediately,
as
quick as
ov, Lat.
.
Pass.,
to roast or
broil
;
meat
also of
opp. to
(,
quin it cannot but be that. of Time, when, as, so soon as;

. .
II.
to boil.
2. to
bake bread
'
the Trojans shuddered

III. like
pottery, to bake or burn.
3. to bake,
harden by
saw.
Lat.
when they quam, with Sup,
^,
non
fieri potest
like Lat. ut,
Spaas
of Adv.
oirojs
;
2.
(6py)
strument.
495
:
as quickly as possible, Lat.

ottcus
seen to be wretched
juam
B.
celerritne
as well as possible.
onws
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 kv keep try;
ing that thou mayest come also ellipticaliy (sub. opa, opaTe, etc.) to express a caution, usually with
:
,
)
,
, 6$
^
I
an end or
of the mind, f
angry, enrage.
,: ,:
things visible.
I
III.
to discern, perceive.
as,
;
6$
ye
iroiTjarjS, [see]
not
so also with indicat. fut
thou do it avSpes 'iceaOe

if
see that ye be
aor., as,
men
11.
by the Optat.,
anteced. Verb be of past time, whether imperf. or
(\eyov
;
(^()
it
ing (spoke) that

Indicat. of fut.
6$ yivoiTo ueKyei 6$ '$

might be done.
the
beguiles
him with
also
view that
he should forget
Ithaca
c(S.
to convey a caution,
( ' 65
or
IV, in Att. occurs the phrase not only not so, but . ,
.
.
^, ,
the
{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.
, ,
:
aor.
wpyaaa:
I
pf. pass,
wpyaa\
to soften, knead,
mould, Lat. subigo.
f.
aor.
uipyava: {opyq)'.
intr. to
to
make
II.
grow
or be angry.
tool or in-
TO,
Dim. of opyavov, a small
,
,
kept speakIII.
by the
(sub. 7^), she fertile tract of land, a
,
opyas
it
'$
{*tpy)
ov,
$,
workiiig, fashioning.
, {py)
:
a well-watered,
:
meadow.
of
(opyfj) to swell or teem with moisture
Sei-
sou, to abound, swell with produce
of
fruit, to
is
swell
ripe
avTois
(5,
you not only are not
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
eojs,
77,
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
secret worship, practised
:
Root
is
the
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.
see, to
: : :, (. *-, , ,, , *' , ', , (, ( ( ). , , : -5, , \( ' , '

pc
fut.
() , ()
,
form of
seeing, the sense of sight. to be seen, visible;
, , 'y , 6, 7 65 , . $. ,,,
toutojvI
63
as
ripens
c. inf.,
0^701
[the crop]
them, but you are
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
pi.,
secret rites,
with a rare aor.

aor.
i
f.
to celebrate orgies.
rites.
II. to so-
Pass.,
fut.
inf.
lemnise or celebrate any sacred

f.
pf
wxpai,
inf.
there
Att.
aor. I
wpyiaa
{opyrj)
II.
also in Ep. a perf.
med.
plqpf
from
same Root.
inf.
Lastly, from the

act.
:
Root
:
are
angry, provoke Pass., with fut. med.

to jnake
anger, irritate. ^pyoa, but also pass.

to
formed also aor.

1
inf. tStn/
aor. 2
med.
aor.
pyv.
pf
ya^.
py,
7grow
to
pf.
with pres. sense
angry, be tvroth.
know,
etc., inf.
(see
[],
To
look
, ov, {opyff) prone to ,
(,
tiates others into orgies.
anger, passionate.
one who
ini-
iyo,
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
Hence
trans, to see, look at, behold, perceive, observe, c. ace.

<f>aos
(Horn.), and
i.
the light,
also to
e.
to be alive.
c. part.,
appear;
ing out, offering.
(Att.) to see
Pass, to be seen,
II.
ovTfs
we were
stretch out, extend, Lat.
, , ,
,
7)
the length
($
a, ov,
arcs,
, {pey)
:
a fathom long or large. a stretching out
a hold-
= 6py,
fut.
whence opeyvvs
aor.
1
:
(.
(part, pres.)
:
to
reach,
porrigo
to stretch out tne
496
give.
'
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
,
hands
stretch
in entreaty.
II.
Med.
and
pass,
,(
2.
to
reach out, hand, offer, with aor. I med. wpi:
6pobpo.
-68,
vos, yovos)
pf. pass.
'/ 6-8,
to
\^
one's
to
,
the
pi.
(s, and mountain-born.
-8,
ov, (opos,
ov, (opos, y4-
Ep. for
6puvos,
$, ,
he stretched himself as he went,

2. c.
i.
e.
went
at
tainous, dwelling in the mountains.
full stride.
gen. to reach at or to a thing,

c.
op(mds,
$, ,
(opos)
=Opcias
grasp at:
gain
to
reach at, aim a blow at: metaph. to

at, desire.
$,
reach after, grasp
3.
ace. to reach,
strike,
end :
also to reach with a

to oneself,
wound:
6-5, , , $,
opcids,
hand
reach for oneself. lord of the mountains. (opos) pecul. fern, of opeios, of or
(opos,
II.
weapon,
belonging to fnountains. Oread, motintain-7iymph.
sub.
, -5,
-5,
tains,
3,
to
roam
the
ov, o, (opos,
-, a
running
ov, {opos,
op6i-vop.os, ov, {opos,
mountain-ranging
17,
:
) )
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.
, -,
,
f.
^
:
optCTi-
to beat fast, pant,
an
vered co7ivuhively, as they were

(Dor.
inf.
moun fains.
From
mountain-ranging.
sea stretch itself
ivild over the hills.
From
running on the hills. feeding on the mounII.
opcivos,
taineer.
ov, (opos) mountainoJis, hilly. as Subst,, opeivos, 6,
on or of a mountain
-$,
ov,
opeios, a, ov, also 0$, ov, Ion. ovpeios, (opos) tainous, hilly : also, living on the mountains.
is, (opos,
bills.
tains,
copper ore and the brass
-, -!5, -5, ) -, \$) -, ) 5, ,

see
ov, (opos,
i.
. )
pay^{os.
i
, , , ^. . , , 05, .
(i. e.
opeu
^ ^.
of
to stretch oneself; also, quiver, of the heart, etc.; /30s
piyoa,
the steers lay stretched, or quislain
for
roll
up)
^)
med. of
of
'
let
the
to the beach.
Ion. for
or
po<2t. 2 sing. pres.

inf.
a moun-
straight.
moun-
delighting in the
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
upright.
voice,
working in the moune. felling timber, or quarrying stone. mountain-ranging ov, (opos,
, ,, , . , , , ,
Aeol. for
part, ope/s.
.
f.
Ion. for oparos.
inf.
Ep. aor.
2 pass,
(opeos)
to set upright
set
17,
name of Diana
:
in
neut. pi. of opOios
Laconia and Arcadia. used also as Adv. aloud.
aros, to,
a loud shout or cry.

;
()
opOios, a, ov, Att. also

rising upwards, steep
os, ov, (opOos)
(opos,
Lat. orichalcutn, fine

2iho, fine brass.
made from it:

stretched
(opos) a mountaineer.
opcKTos,
6v,
(^)
out,
Uvai to march tip hill ; the country 2. upright : of animals, from the coast upwards. presented: standing upright, rearing. II. ^. straight, right.
act.
^
III.
a high pitch of the

straight up,
or npjs 6p-
also, to be presented.
^.
opc^(i^vos, operas, aor.

opeîs,
fcus, 1),
part.
(') a longing
it.
a thing, desire
0-$,
for
^,
optovTO, 3
ov, incorrect
reared, epith. of the lion. op-o-Ktos, ov, (opos,
opccr-KOos Ep. ov, (opos, on mountains, mountain bred, wild. ov, (opos, dwelling mountains. Ep. for dat. pi. of opos.
-, )) -,
to
pi.
Ep. aor. 2
form of med. of
opeo-TToXos, ov, (opos,
haunt the mountains. From iroXf'a) mountain-haunting. ov, (opos, mountain-bred or
. .
[]
med. and
of
of the voice, high-pitched, loud, shrill, clear ; opeios a stirring, thrilling air : in neut. pi. as Adv.,
,(
line;
she ciied aloud.

in
or yearning after
Livy's recti ordines, as a military term, battalions in
column ox file, whereas
Tohs panies up in cohwin. straight, opp. to crooked.
upright.
-$,
(,
shadowed by mountains.
()
lying
in
the
to do, c. inf.
5 $ -, ) -5, ) ) -,
ayuv
,
how
$
com-
<pay the
men
stood in
to bring the
IV. generally, like opOos,

to
(ps,
ov,
go
straight on or
(ps,
right-counselling.
rightly
is,
(op9os,
knowing
\)
judging.^
-5, , . = (5.
Dor. for a righteous judge. []

to
-5,
-$,
ov,
(op0us,
5iKaios)
righteously
pos,
ov,
(op96s,
run straightforward.
From
forward.
-$, , ($, () {, -|, $, {$, )

opOo-irta,
77,
with hair up-
.
f.
497
runnbig straight
language.
to set straight
Pass, to be
aimed
straight.
metaph.
to exalt,
to raise up, restore to health, safety, etc.
cttos) correct
honour, extol.
4. to
, ,
standing, or
making
the hair
., ) , -5,
:
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.
:
{$,
)
,
3.
the lofty song.
guide aright.
stand on end.
of actions, to succeed ; prosper ; success : o{ persom nud phccs, to fiourish, prosper. 7. to be right, be true. 3. to be upright, deal justly or uprightly.
^
fem. of
early.
early.
;
II.
2.
to raise
III. Pass,
ov,
{$,
having a high
^., ,
head or crown
with a lofty mound. true prophecy. From
true prophet.
sailing
cessful.
-, -5, ,
ccy*
Ion
, ($,
before
ov, contr. -irXovs, the
)
(os,
0,
wrestling upright, [a]
straight
ow, wind : generally,
(updoiTovs) to
walk straight or uprightly.

gen.
with straight feet

steep.
-, , -, , '2, , ,
6pQ6-TTo\\.s, ws,
, , (05, iruKis) upholding cities.

standing upright.
straight, Lat. rectus

II.
upright, standing erect.

straight
forward,
in
a straight line;
kioio
turned straight to front the sun
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.
2. right, true,
:
be rightly called truth: so Adv.,

Lat. rectus;
eously.
5.
) $
exact;
in strict terms, in
) ($, -$ ) , -, -, (, -, -5, ",, (8, ') , , ,$ $' $ ----5, . , ,, ' ). -5,

($,
a
{,
{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.
;
, ,
TT(pl
Dor. for -evovaa,
part.
(opOpos) to rise or {opBpos) to

rise,
wake
[t]
f.
, ,
ov,
ov, poet, for opOpios.
wake
suc-
{6$,
the early caller,
Chanticleer,
i.
e.
the cock. yoaai) early-wailing, of the

early-twittering.
swallow.
(^$, novs)
:
ov,
II. uphill,
the time
about daybreak, dawn, early
morn;
in height,
in line, straight,
r/e-
to
,) ,
at
absol., in the
;
morning
ks
so,
dawn
and
but irpos
towards
dawn
early
morn.
ov, {op-
very
3.
\eyiv to speak true.
truly, really.
true, genuijie, real.
4. upright, righteous, just,
to judge right-
on
tiptoe,
in
77
eager expectation, Lat.

(sub. tttwols) the
restorer.
erectus anirno.
IV.
nominative, Lat. casus rectus, as opp. to the obHque

cases.
in a standing posture.
\$
ture.
upright.
of cake used
, ,
,
:
-. -05,
f.
Adv.
ov,
II.
(,
($,
an upright
) )
[a]
:
marjoram :
, . . ., -, '',
5.
ov,
{$,
Adv. of
$,
rightly-named.
rightly
uprightly, justly
Typos,
{)
one
who
sets
upright, a
standing upright,
one
who
:
stands
a sort
'^: {'^): -,
to look sour or crabbed,
,
,
: :
'^
:
,,
, and
dub. for
an acrid herb,
i.
to look origanum,
aor. I
e.
[]
Med., with
fut.
pass.
2.
to stretch otiaelf out.
shaft, pillar
as Adj.,
c.
gen. to stretch oneself after

at.
fut.
thing, reach
at,
upright ladders.
in funeral oblations,
III.
grasp
$, , ()
II.
Adv. Sup. of
$.
straightness, upright pos:
metaph. rightness, fitness
sense.
-, {$,
{$)
: :
aright.
pf.
Med.,
Att.
aor.
I
:
Ion. ovaor. 1
fut.
:
Pass.,
fut.
aor.
the right
to cut straight
handle
I
set
upright, set
:
repair
again
hence,
Pass, to stand or
$
up
:
aor. I
Pass., aor.
I.
to set straight
in height, to
of buildings, to raise, restore, raised up, set on one's legs sit upright. 2. in a line,
(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
:
:
,
:
pf.
oneself, set up, dedicate.
III.
generally, to deter
498
mine, appoint
to assign,
opLKOs
:
to
, ,
,
:
to settle.
2. to define to give a vote.
2.
vfora.
3.
IV. intr.
border upon. {opevs) of ox for a mule. opiKos, aor. I pass. opt. of
aor. I
aor. I
p. oplva Ep.
.
:
-: ) , -, , .
.
an aor.
but
form of
is
to rush,
whence
3 sing,
subj.
aor.
ov, a row, chain, cluster or string of things hanging one from the other.
inipf.
&03,
to
Pass. 3 sing, impf,

:
()
:
to
, : :
1
Dor. for
subj. pass, of
,($)
aor.
():
:
move
or stir violently; to turn over or revolve a

it
stir, raise,
Lat. agitare
:
fect the
mind
metaph. to move, excite, af: Pass, to be stirred, roused, disquieted:
plan in the mind, to ponder or muse tipon bate, consider. 2. to long for, desire.
later,
to deII.
to be affrighted,
opiov,
, = 6$,
ov, 6,
thrown
into confusion.
a bound, goal:
', ,
bouftd- flame.
aries, borders, frontier.
opios, ov, (opos) of or presiding over boundaries. Ion. a boundary: in plur.
-, , ()
, ()
:
trans, to drive,
urge on
:
to excite, in-
2. intr. to hasten,
f.
:
"
hurry, be impatient.
pf.
:
aor.
I.
trans, to set in
II.
motion, i/rge on,
rouse
to be
to stir up.
intr. to
hurry or rush on
the borders, frontier.
pu7s,
one tvho determines.
[) -5,= (, '5, ,
ov, (opos,
:
c. inf. to
be eager to do, to start or essay to do: absol.

2. to
closure, fence
, ) -3, )
,,
a trap or
pitfall,
one who marks boundaries

mountain-bred. an enfrom (^,
eager o\ foremost.
c.
at one,
gen.
i
III. Pass,
^,
aor.
med.
:
pf. pass,
rush headlong, with fut. med. and pass,

as intr. act.:
:
];
esp.
ui
same sense
[a]
to
(opuos,
an oath-breaker.
hurry, hasten, start off eagerly eager, to long or purpose to do.
(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
f.
2|,
,, ,, ,
parties, in
two
, .
sworn
take
between them;
to violate a soletnn treaty: so too,
2. the victims
solemn oaths,
, ^ , ., . . -, , ^
Med.,
to
^ ^
vnep
a
make
a treaty
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
$
,
f.
generally, to be
2. to set
'
(
I.
off or
, ,
:
ovyor
opp. to
, ()
aor. 2 part.
:
med. of
to be
moored,
lie
at anchor,
to
sacrificed on taking these
like
Upa.
of a ship proverbial, ride two anchors, as we say
'
to
have two strings to
opKios, ov, more rarely a, ov, (opKos) of or for an oath : sworn, bound by oath. 2. that is sworn by,
your
bow
:'
metaph.
to
anchor one's hopes upon, de-
adjured as witness to an oath; invoked at an oath;
an oath; oath ; opKos an oath by the gods to accept an oath from another
it
02, , , (
by.
pend
the gods
sword which
to swear
;
- $
is
or onset in war, Lat. impetus; mostly of things, as,
8. , ()
,
tire
;
tipon.
Ion. part. pass, of
an
assault, attack, the first shock
.
$
an
eyxôs
of
to
the force of a spear
the
rage
the shock of a
:
wave.
2. the
to
beginning or first start in a thing

reach a thing. impulse;
a struggle or
c.
effort
witness of the oath, the or object adjured, as the Styx by the gods.
2. the
oneself.
power
II.
"OpKos, personified, son of Eris, who visits the transgression of an oath. (opKos was orig. equiv. to tpKos, as opKovpos to epKoupos.)
3.
eagerness, violence, passion,

gen. eager
4.
with one accord;
desire
00th
, , () , ,
opK-oOpos,
6,
pi.
, () ,
= (pKOVpOS.
f.
(opKos) to
Pass, to be
,
f.
asseverations on oath.
to
oath.
($ -3, () ,
,
make one swear, bind by bound by oath, to swear. an oa'h. a swearing, an oath. the place of an oath. II. in
From
an
to take
swear by the gods.
ov, 6, (opKos,
one who administers an
) =$. ,
oath,
swear
From
, -,
desire.
march,
6$,, () 66, , ()
doa,
3 Ep. aor.
I
,
[]
:
for
a thing.
start, setting
etc.
4v, aor. I pass. part, ot
any violent
opt. of
stitmdant, incentive.
any means of exciting, a II. a starting-place, station,

of horse-hair, Lat.
.
Att.
2.
ijnpulse, passionate
.
aor.
out on a
head-quarters.
($) a fishing-line
liitea.
($)
:
fut.
to
Ep.
bring
to
anchorage, bring into

generally, to
harbour, to moor, anchor. II. Med., with fast OT sure.
fut.
med.
,
I
make
, 6 ' 6-5, {, )
aor. I
med.
and pass,
pf. pass.
to
irpos
to
come to anchor, anchor; come to a place and anchor
pi.
there.
2.
metaph.
at rest;
to be in haven, to
reach the harboîr, i.e. to be tivos to be dependent on a thing.
angling.
harbour, a pilot.
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,
-, $,
68
,
TO,
ov,
rjpos,
($,
throwing a
. ,, , '
. ,
.
499
-. Dor. gen. and ace. of opvis

pres. imperat.
of Ep. for bpvvvai, pres. inf of
.
: :
poet. dat.
lifie,
a bringer into
{()
aor. I
sing,
place of shelter or refuge. opvaircTiov, to, Boeot. for opvfov.
0-8,
to
, -5,
= opvis.
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.
, ,
a bird ;
ov, (opveov,
6, {opvis,
opvt0tos, a, ov, also os,

ov, 6,
. ) )
II.
,
3 sing, and
( ,, ,, , 5 , , ,
or
5, ,
imperat.
redupl. aor. 2
, , ,
part,
ov, pres.
med.
part, of
[y], lengthd. form etc.: impf.
of Root
:
." ,:
:
fut.
tpaas.
part.
Med.
Ion. 3 sing.
3 imperat.
:
impf
pi.
fut.
also
aor. 2 : 3 sing, contr. cDpTo, 3 pi. without augm.
3 sing,
3 sing. subj.
6pav
ov,
subj.
opvea, the bird-market.
for
haunted by birds. king of birds, [i] ov, (opvis) of or belonging

.
Act., to rouse, stir, stir up: to set on, let loose 7jpon
, , (, )
;
also
imperat.
or opaeo Ion. contr.

;
inf
66(5
:
contr. for
pf.
part.
in
intr.
Med., with
birds' flesh.
',
:
3 sing, plqpf.
to
also
pf.
move,
stir oneself;
.(
sense 3 sing,
1.
:
(5, ,
while
my
fowler.
catcher, fowler.
jlight
opviOoaKUTTOs
'OPNIS,
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.
pi.
, -8, -, -, ) ) -, . , , ,, -5 , , , ) , ) -5, -, )(. 8, , -5, 3 : , -, ) , ) -5, '5 , ,
ov, (op'iS,*7eVft;)
sprungfrom a
bird.
oriri.
ov, 6, {opvis,
a bird-catcher,
Ep. for
3 sing.
and
pi.
impf. of
Dor.
f.
6, (opvis,
a bird-
the vetch, Lat.
ERVUM.
poet, for cpyvia.
to be
is, (opvis,
mad for birds. From mad after birds.

pi.
os,
, Dim
of bough, branch.
âvos,
a sprig.
, (''fVs,ê) a snare or gin for birds.

:
opo-Qiaia,
(opos,
tbeflxing of boundaries,
:
gen. of opvis
ov,
Ep. dat.
boundaries.
:
(tpvis,
and
cries
of birds, Lat. augur, auspex ;

aiigur's seat,
an
observing the OaKos Lat. templum augurale.

bird-keeping.
Ep. impf.
also aor.
imperat.
like
to stir up, rouse,
urge on.
{cpvis,
opot-ruiros, ov, == opUTvitos. Dep. (ovpos a guard) to watch, keep watch

be on guard.
at, (opos,
opvios, ov, also

0,
os, ov,
poet, for opviOeios.

:
and ward,
a kind of
but also
gen. opvWos, etc.: ace. sing.
Dor. for
poes,
and vpviv:
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:
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,
fut.
, a boundary, limit, frontier, 2. ovpoi, plur., are a land-mark.
,
:
= evepytTai.
aor.
i
:
()
:
intr. to
500
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.
, {) (, -5, (, ) -, $, 8, $ () , , , , . " ,
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;
65
:
Ep. for Dor. for

Att.
part,
for
'.
5.
3 pi. of
Dor.
olkos,
:
. -,, ', , , , , ,
:
(,
:
grates with the quails
mother
cf.
a place dug 07it, a pit, ditch, hole, trench, Lat. scrobs : a mine, tunnel : at Athens
, ()
the
II.
^, ,
'^.
applied to Leto the Ortygian
a bird which mi'
the quail, Lat. coturnix, - ids.
pit
into
for
which
criminals
were
thrown.
= ^$.
form
05,
ging.
II.
sapling,
young
II.
lance.
shoot or pla7it : a rod or pole metaph. a scion, descendant.
, a loud noise, rumbling, roaring, any tumultuous sound, not of the human voice. v'ôs, , a kind of gazelle or antelope, in Egypt and Libya, so called from its pointed
,
I
oppavos,
Aeol. for ovpavos.
boms.
the tail or tail-feathers
3. the tail or
oppo-Tvoyiov, TO,
(5,')
2. the tail of birds. rjimp of any animal, []
aor.
offish.
os
|5, (3,
Ep.
:
"OPPOS,
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.
:
^ '2, ,
0, the
3, 5, , an unknown
OPT'22fl
pf.
:
() () , ()
,
late
inf.
6pay5s.
dug, formed by dig-
di^g out, quarried, mined.
of
end of the
sacrum
:
the tail,
rump.
at,
Att.
= opos,
whey, serum.
f.
, .
opaas,
Ion.
to
shudder
aor.
pf.
, 6, ,
Ion. for
aor. I part, of
of
Zcvs opa'iKTVTTos the rouser of thunder.
. (, -, (, $) -,
Ep. for
ov,
S,
. ,
!
3 sing. aor.
aor.
I
of
med. imperat.
ktvttos) noise-arousing
foot, light-footed.
bestir thee
, , () $
Ep. for
!
-5, -$, , , (,
cloud-raising.
by steps,
fut.
irovs) raising the
aor. i
med. imperat. of
uncertain.)
-: (, ): , .
, ,
up
arouse thee
,
raised door approached
[]
Pass., provoke, attack : my heart is troubled. From ov, provoking strife, turbulent. (Deri v.
to
and
-,
, , ,, 9, $. 5, ()
to bury.
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,
65 $
f.
^ ('/ '
digging. wild animal in Libya.
:
.
:
fut.
aor.
plqpf.
Pass.,
plqpf.
, orphan
in
tend, rear
them be an orphan, be
reavement,
([,
dcititutioTi.
f.
reave, deprive
() , ()
=
ov, 0,
, ($)
sta'e.
From
med.
to take care
Pass, with fut.
-^,
:
of orphans,
to
an orphan state. orphanhood:

to
generally, be-
17,
, (() orphan,
one
Att. OS,
Pass, to be left
make orphan an orphan.
to be-
fatherless ;
the day which makes one an orphan.

ov,
^
left
2.
who
Lat.
takes care of
orphans, a guardiari.
"0'2, , ,
olkos,
,
;
ORBUS,
09, Lacon.
of
for bpOos.
orphan, without father or mother, fatherless. ytveas c. gen. reft or bereft of a thing
;
. . ()
Ion. for
i5os,
:
a poet. nom. Dor. -rptatvas, a, wielder of the trident.
0/" offspring, childless.
opraXis,
Lat. pullus
mestic fowl, chicken.
, ',
.
name
a young bird, and
cient
cuse, called also
() -68, (,
,
of Delos
ov,
:
Ion. for
, .
dian of an orphan, [p]

to be bereft
young of any animal, Hence a chicken.

the
a bird, fowl
a do-
nightly, by night.
properly Quail-island, the analso part of the city of Syraor the Island.
Naaos
ing down quails.
Hence
colour
playing at knock-
mixed of pfos and
, " ,.
,
Dor.
",
-, () ) ,,
,
reft
(03,
to
the
guar-
f.
make orphan
Pass.
of a thing. From ov, of Orpheus. Op<j)6vs, t'cys, , Orpheus, a famous Thracian bard. II, dark, dusky, murky. , ov,
()
&, ,
darkness, night
gloom.
ov,
dark, dusky;
black, red
and
white,
between
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 Att.
5.)
Xos)
to
gestures
row,
the dance.
mimic
dancing-master.
dancing-mad.
theatre a large semicircular space on which the chorus
danced.
dance, dancing; contr. dat,
the testicles, Lat. testiculi.

los
"2,
a
(5,
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,
dushy.
[t]
5, , '2
f.
{6$)
() ,
:
.
1
501
by
attraction, as, rrjs yeverjs, ^s Zevs

:
Z(vs
(,
for
the neut.
is
used to refer to sentences

as,
65,
-^,
where no antecedent
greatest of
all,
is
expressed,
etc.,
but what
is
what
is
most strange of
all, etc.
The
$,
i
Relat. Pron. also stands for 'iva, as in Lat. qui for ut, to express an end or intention, as, ayytXav rjfeav, os
tell,
ayy(i\(i yvvaiKi they sent a messenger to
Lat.
jyao/xoi
c.
aor.
to
;
dance:
ace, to
dance the Cyclops. Adv.
2.
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:
Dep.: (op-
{6$)
one after another, all in a
times, at times.
;
2.
of Place, of which place,

places.
i.
e.
man
by man, Lat. viritim.

Ion.
where
fem.
later,
in
some
II. dat. sing,
a dancing,
,
,
a dance, dancing. dancing, the dance
panto-
danci?ig.
Att. for
rjpos,
, and
,,
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
17,
($
etc.,
Lat.
quam
tnaxime,
etc.
III. ace, sing. neut.

2.
dancer.
Hence
.
f.
6, for
('
that, because, Lat.
quod.
wherefore,
of, fit for
dancing.
Lat. quapropter.
The
Relat. Pron.
it
is
joined with
least, since
modified by having particles I. 6s ye, Lat. qui qnidem or
to
be
an orchestra,
in the Attic
II.
generally, a place for dancing.
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
. .
i5os,
vos,
, fem. . Ion. for
a dancitig girl.
or oSe,
this,
that;
chiefly in
nom. masc.
:
6s or
o'l,
the
''02, ,
f.
sometimes in fem. found in Homer, and

II. in
.
.
and neut. 6
this
is
chiefly
later in dialogues
oi'
:
. .
of Plato,
..
'
a bird, prob. the wren,
[t]
6s said he.
those
,
opposition,
01
these
.
.
to seize the testicles.
the one party, the other

. .
Att. ts
,
bs
.
{vpxis,
in
impotence.
pi.
, (6$,
5e
the one
. .
,the other: h
III. us
&
partly
partly
so
6s such
and such a
person,
and
so.
and cws,
, pi.
6(5 or
Ion. cp-
the name of several Greek cities, the most famous of which was Mivveios in Boeotia.
02, ,
pf.
. , ., , . ., ,. , . . . , (, -. ,
605, ,
testicle, the testicles.
($
'.
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,
C.
There
()
a row of
trees
cf.
as often as, Lat. quoties.
, ,
:
of 3 sing. Ep. plqpf of Ep. 3 sing. pres. pass, of
05,
a, ov. Ion.
poet, for
6.
[]
equiv. to
5,
i.
Adv. (ooos)
in as
many
places as.
subj.
Ion. 3 pi. pf pass, of Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, of 0^670). 3 sing, plqpf. pass of
pf.
of
\jZ,
,;
gen.
1.,
01;$,
nom. ', as, . There
, 5, ,
;
. .
dat.
;
Aeol. for Dor. for

daily,
are,
e.
Adv., for as many days as day by day, like Lat. quotidie for quot
dies.
,^,
ace.
,,:
oh
;
Ion.
the
-, ,
;
gen.
dat.
6$, ah,
is
also an Ion. gen. oov, fem.
and Ep. fem. dat. pi. 77s and A. Relat. Pronoun, who, which or
'
ace.
;
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.
, , ' -^
properly fem. of
rites,
rites.
divine law,
that, Lat. qui
the Relat. Pron. often takes the case of the Anteced.
of God, perform the due

service
offering;
Ill,
proverb.,
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II.
the
to
502
to
do a thing forform' s sake,
for the sake
?^. -,
: ;
;
-(,'-(, however great or much,

much
as.
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-
as great or as
'
-, -,
-vfp, (Ep. also oTrep
masc,
as
masc. for ootc), who, which, indeed, the very or thing which, Lat. qui quidem.
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 =
'
more
rarely of persons, pious, devout, scrupulous, rescrupulous in ligious; c. gen., Upujv
,'
make
evil.
'
'2,
"022 A*", ,
man who
TO, pulse, bea?is
vegetables.
.
discharging the sacred
rites
of his forefathers
((5 pure,
f.
5, 8,
clean hands.
religiousness, piety, holiness.
make
,,
-,
: :
()
to
observance of divine law,

holy, to hallow, purify,
('$)
$. (.
nerally, to perceive.
whether good or bad.

tulumcunque.
, , , ,
to keep one's
atonejyientfor, Lat. expiare:
Med.,
tongue /rom
. $. . , .:, , -. 5,
Ion. neut. plur. of oaos.
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.
. ,
dat.
little,
Adv., Ion. for

Ion. for
[a]
*22, ,
ooae
took the
[]
neut. dual, the two eyes, often with
Adj., as,
pi.
the gen. and
plur.
form of 2nd
decl.,
. Dim. of
:
'oaos,
$,
as
little,
how
Adv. of
Sup.
-.
'ooios,
religiously, piously
Comp.
:
'220, ()
Lat. quantidus.
impf. (without augm.)

to smell, scent
Dep., like
ge-
one's mind's eye, to presage, forebode, foretell.
{)
From
like
"0202,
quantus
tity,
far
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
as,
,,
how many
is
:
Ion. for
'
a smell, scent, odour, 2. a scent, perfume. ovv, however little, Lat. quan-
Ep.
, , ',
($,
3. 'ooos
masc. for
Lat.
contr.
, , 2 ,
5, ,
-6, -(,
:
Dep., only used in pres. and

to see.
II.
'() who, which.

,
ov,
ocTTivos,
neut.
pipes.
-Tis,
pi.
many
its
Antecedent
of Sound, as loud as, how loud Toaos, after which Ooos must be
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
TTOTi,
cf.
how great how great
.
;
'
'
, , 4 . ,, ,
ov, Ep.
to see in
and Ion. for

also
'oaos.
TO,
Dim. of '-, (Ep.
little
bone.
for
masc,
as
([
Att.
{oOTeov)
made of bone,
Att. contr.
bony.
pi.
a bone, Lat. OS, OSSIS. Ep. gen. pi. of

ov,
(6) =
as
Subst.,
bony, of bone : Lat. tibiae, bone
-Tis,
or
gen. ovtivos, ôtivos
soever he he, Lat. quantiiscimqtie

soever.
II.
neut.
2.
-; '
and
dat.
as
dat. cLtivi, yTivi, etc.: pi. oWives, aWives,
(Ep. also o-TiS for neut. '
) '
;
Ep. gen.
Adv. as
greatly as, as loudly as, etc.
Ti about as far as ; the Noun is * to about Spyviav about a fathom Lat. tantum non, all but ; so half 3. and but Att. only so also,
;
far
as,
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(
;
Ep. and Ion., often added,
' '
'^
neut.
Tis
ace
Att.
'
:
.
;
masc,
as 'oncp for
plur.,
dat.
ace Ep. and
ever, whichsoever,
ing from
(
'OS,
Ion.
as Lat. quisquis, quicunque,
any one who, anything which, differfrom qui ; whoso forswears himself; there is none who does not, i. e. every
,.
contr.
. also declined, gen.
'^, 6 for
and
nom.
neut.
'
,',
;
etc.;
'^,
;
dat.
gen.
;
also feni. oTerjaiv
Att.
Whoso-
as, only just
ofilyjust.
and
'
4.
kiri
as far as, Att.
with Comp. and Sup., inasmuch as he is a greater king. as quick as possible : more usu.
also,
ly.
8.
all but now, instantnot only not, Lat. ne dicam. II 1.
inasmuch
as,
with Comp.
the
so
more
since, especially since.
followed by another
Comp. with
.
much
.
the
more
3.
eo
etc.
'
.
like Lat.
quo or quanto melior,

in so far as.
by
how much,
. -, , (,. , {) -, ) , {)[) ' , .

5.
''
so far
6.
*j.
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(,
Att.
$, ,
f.
2.
with Comp.
the
more
potsherds, ostracise; see
, 6pas.
of bony nature. a potter.

to banish by
of a
game
in
Adv. played with potsherds, which potsherds black on one side and
: !
white on the other were tossed up, as in our

or
tails.'
earthen, tnade of clay, Lat. testaceus.
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
sherds, ostracism,
,
Lat.
2.
oarpaKLVOs
'
5, {) ()
,
ov,
heads
:
like
earthenware
6 ,
in
II.
-/)9.
often answered by a?ôTf,
'
neut. of
banishment by pot-
Ion. for ovtlvos, gen. of oaris.

dat.
OTCcp, Ep. for
banished.
or shell like a potsherd.
'OSTPA'KON,
potsherd,
voting.
ivare.
tortoises.
5, (,
a
II.
-5,
ov,
(, ()
shell
(v, poet, for
TO, a piece of earthenware, a tile, testa : the earthen tablet nsed in

sort of castanet
5.
an
oyster,
with a skin
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
6,
Ep. for
Ep. neut. of
$,
, , ,,
kaOKos.
as,
6(
of
,
503
6,
also Ep.
and Ion. masc. of

dat. pi.
Ep. for
63.
(.
of
65.
gen.
English.
sentence, as in o?3' otl (sub.

it is
made of ear the nsnails,
so; so Adv., manifestly, for
the
hard
of testacea, as
painted.
trea.
) -5, [, )
part.
track by scent,
, .
II.
-5,
-xpoos, ov, contr. -xpovs, ovv, with a hard skin, shell or rind.
is,
(, 5
but
.
,
.
$ ', '' $
III.
:
in Att. often represents a

t'xet)
I
whole
that
as
know
so also
'(.
Lat. nisi,
. . ,
IV.
nisi
unless,
quod, like
and
;
. ^,
.
. .
except,
except
that,
.
V.
not that so
.
.
like
)
.
.
and
so
is
the case
purpleLat. os-
not only so, but VI. sed ne quidem ..
or -ciov, ro,
a purple used in dying, Lat. ostrum.

ilbos) like bone, bony.
fut.
:
:
es,
() (,
:
05,,
Hence
ecus,
act. able to smell, sharp-st?iellifig.
smelling.
^, 5, {)
aor. 2 inf. of
Lat. coxa.
''OSXOS,
branch.
. . , 5. ,
c.
6$
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.
()
:
aor.
, ^
2
answering
B. quod.
not to say that

as a
2.
Lat.
non modo non
alone, without an
..
,
Lat. ne dicam, not to mention that

.
Causal Particle,/or that, because, Lat.

in Ep.
sometimes
for
as long a time as possible;

plurimi, as
ov, smelling, that
can be smelt.
II.
many
only in phrase oVt

as possible.
0, Tt,
$
it
as possible.
for
,
3.
;
is
^,
there-
2. in
Lat.
quam
;^,
with a Subst.
as quickly
65,
5',
a smelling, sense of
aor. 2 part.
i
3 pi. aor. vos, ace.
med. of med. of and

I,
the hip,
ov,
a sucker, shoot: a vinefor ttOtc.
and Ep. for neut. pi. of Ep. for ovoTivas, -Tis, Ep. and Ion. for
. ,
Tt, neut.
of
$,
anything which
to distinguish
Conjunct.,
() because.
from
, ,
:
Aeol. for
for
6'
av)
foil,
Adv.
by
subj.
equivalent to Ep. oTe Kev, {otc, of Time, whenever, Lat. quandocunque,
6,
like
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.,
oT, Adv. of
, ,, , , ,
$.
f.
5,
$.
$,
often written
that.
ace. masc. sing, and

ace. pi. of ootis.
f.
->,
or
to suffer, endure.
From
o-tXos,
o,
suffering, distress.
(otXos
formed from
with
euphon.)
, 6
^^
.
(
.
^'
,
.
like Lat.
est
sometimes.
V. is also used without any conjunctive force in two corresponding clauses, ore
,
6
.
ubi,
there are
times when,
,, ,
8,
, ,. , ,
:
65,
,
,
,
, 5,
dat. pi. of oGTLS.
6e
;
. .
now
now
sometimes
.
Adv. of an obsol. Adj. OTpaXios = nimbly, actively, zealously. quick, nimble, busy, zealous.
sometimes
at one time .., at another time
but
5, nom.
pi.
() .
of
504
, .. . , .. , ,
aor.
?.
rousing, encouragement. [] impf.

fut.
and Ion. aor. I up, rouse, prompt, cheer, urge on, encourage :
: :
'
OTpwTvs,
. . . .
vos,
inf.
of
aor.
opt. of
pres. inf. of
impf. of
and Ion.
fut.
of
Ion. for oTpvvais,
a stirring up,
:
From
Ion.
^
to
;
, , $, , $. , ,
Lat.
S7(i,
gen. of 3 pers. Pron. masc. and fern, for
and
exclam. of astonishment or abhorrence, Lat. /^?;.' exclam. of pain and anger, Lat. vae, ah! woe!
otJds, aTos, TO, poet, for ods, the ear.
065, ,
yap, for
strong negative;
Hence
2.
(v,
with ears, long-eared.

II. in
with sars or handles.
to stir
from
sleep,
wake up
rouse
tion
Pass, to rouse oneself, bestir
oneself, to hasten.
2.
of animals,
to spur,
goad,
cheer on.
speed,
before one with rough breathing
,. , , 5, , \ ,
for
for
, . ,
[]
;
3. of things, to
urge forward, quicken,
), Att. for
contr.
, .
that.
, . ,
'.
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
, '
off.
not.
yap, no
why should you?
answers, to express a
an
ellipt.
phrase, expressing a nega-
' $, $,
a negat. answer,
lya:.
$
in
badly
for ovrivos, gen. of oaris.
neut. of
6$.
for
wrong forms
^,
:
Att. for
Att. for
dat. of oaris.
before a vowel with
smooth breathing
7ioi,
., . , , ,
irOT,ybr never.
OX)
,
to
why
no, certainly not.
Tcov,for in no manner.
Att. crasis for
and
in Att. also
[]
negat. Adv.,
Lat. non,
used in independent clauses, whereas is used in dependent ayaOuv koTi it is not good it
seems
not.
II.
may
clauses, after the definite Relative os, after the
junctions
on
because, kiru,
which introduce
a positive fact.
be used in dependent
since,
2.
Conand others
is
,, () ( $ ($) , -08, , ,
tio
no place
wise.
side.
none.
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
expressed by // or unless, as, but Kiycov = et often joined to an Adj. or Adv., as,
';
is
by
any means,
III.
greatest.
when
$
^
as,
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,
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
affirm,
in questions expresses a question to
"
answer
is
($
no,
. (
\e3.
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
;
, .
all
. .
Adv. of no place, no way.

Adv.
II.
nowhere, in no way, in
from no
place, from no
Adv.
poet, and Ion. for
nowhere, in no place : c. gen., in no part of Europe. for ouSe not even one,
$i.
e.
{$^ 08,
the
not
at all.
Adv.
0T'AA2,
to, gen.
(^) 8,
in
no wise.
dat.
surface of the earth, bite the dust ;
ground;
to the
ground,
', $
:
cAci/ to
2.
the floor or
pavement
in houses.
to earth.
Proverb.,
'
,
by Olympus.
'
3
in
word
01).
tive clause,
ouTos,
to them, no.
,
the
II.
clause,
^v
when
it is
is
and so
repeated singly after a negaemphatic, as, hiots
$ , ^$
is
he
III.
is
dead to the gods, not

a simple negat.
when
answer,
^ (' .
'
vos
tis
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
^
.
.
of
-,
' ($
.
.
often follows the simple negat. the negat., not even
as,
II.
strengthening
; which is always the sense when attached to a single word or phrase Homer joins it with Advs., as
7),
otie,
?io.
:
Prosody if the vowel precede vowels coalesce into one syllable, as in

so also
, two ,)
the
etc. not even a little,
($,
and
-, -',
etc.
not even for a short space.

-eV, gen.
(Is,
declined like
i.
, $,
;
'^/,
tv
:
( ',
ils)
:
{\
not one,
:
e.
no
none, no, as Lat. nullus for

is
gen. of relat. Pron. os, q. v.
ne ullus
the neut.
used as Adv., in nothing,
by no means, in no wise.
ovSfvojv, dat.
(sub.
less
:
person so in masc. goes for nothing. 4.

non, every one.
,, ,
, ),
for
006OT'N.
ovhivis, gen.
3.
2. in plur.
'', ,
505
a
wound
healed or scarred over, a scar,
none.
and
Lat. cicatrix.
a good-for-nothing, wortha nobody, one who

6
every, all; so in masc. ovbels oaris
ov, not worth notice or regard, contemptible. Adv. in no wise, by no means. Ion. Adv. and not ever, not at
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,
Tt,
-5, {$, , - -,
Ion. for
-,
.)
Lat.
fiihil
710,
Lat.
nemo
ovXios, a, ov, (oZKos, d\etv) baneful, deadly. with curly hair. ov, with thick, curling hair.
properly an Ep. form of but commonly used as ; Adj. destructive, baneful, deadly, fatal.
aor. 2
(,
Lat. neuter.
II.
genus 7ieutrum, the iieuter gender. twined, crooked. Adv. in neither of two ways. (for Adv. to or towards neither of two ful, deadly, fatal.
sides, nowhither.
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.
',
05,
-5, -,
(%,
((
(sub. yivos), Lat.
, ,
,
of
neut.
pi,
',
^ $ -, $ ", " ,
for ov,
, ',
med.
-, 5, -8,
, ov,
part, of
,, {\8,)
{\$,
\($,
05, , , Ep. $. '02, , Ep. and
mostly
in plur.
,
;
the
gums.
Ion.
form of
entire, perfect, complete, Lat. integer
whole
loaf. 2. of full force, able, substantial. of sound, continuous, incessafit ;
6$,
whole,
apros a
3.
screaming incessantly.
thick, fleecy;
($,
8, ),
II.
ground
at, bruised or coarselybarley sprinkled over the victim and the altar
;
(, )
4. of sight or touch, ^n^, a thick head of hair later, Ep. Adj. of = destructive, bane-
/^,
before a sacrifice
to begin
for
the sacred rites by sprinkling the barley.
.5, .
Ion. for
{5
no
to
Olympiis.
to be
frnitfulness, milkiness, exuberance;
most fertile land, Lat.
, 5,
,,
-eLS,
ov,
{)
i^ber arvi.
well: imperat.
OX)
6,
i)
whole or soimd,
to be hale or
as a salutation,
hke
to thee, hail, Lat. salve.
the
ov ov
-tv, later
of the udder. form for
surely not, certainly not.
,.
non
--,
-,
ov
, ,,
,
Dor. for
truly,
nay verily ; old form in truth not, nay verily.

for
^,
health
in truth not, assuredly not.

for ov
5,
in
like
not however.
,,
2 subj.
as,
then not,
by no means, in nowise.
for
before a vowel with before a
and
in Ion. (for
ergo.
and
When
, -. , -, -,
so
)
(.
smooth breathing, rough breathing.
independent sentences often used to strengthen the simple negative, mostly with indicat.
fut., also
with aor.
1.
when used with

II.
oviK, crasis
of
fut. indie,
the clause must be interrog.
so not, not then
Ion.
Adv. fio more, no longer, no further. = Adv. for [] Adv. not therefore, so not, Lat.
surely not.
with aor. subj. there seems to be an

kari or the like,
taken,
i.
e.
danger
2. in interrog., not therefore? not then? not? like Lat. fionne ergo? is it not? Adv. therefore, then, accordingly, Lat. ergo.
ov ov
notwithstanding, yet
neduni.
,,
lest I
be taken. indeed not, surely not.

also
still.
,))
ellipse
I
of
not be
is
shall
there
no
nevertheless,
vanishes, and the force of
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
Ion. for
ai,
- -, ,. , -, ,
or ov
the word
has this accent, the uegat. sense only remains. Ion. for not yet.
ov
-$
Att.
5, ,
Ion. for
$,
$, OT'N
ingly,
nay not eve?i. by Att. crasis for $. Ion. Adv. then, denoting the sequence of
after a negat.,
no nor even
yet,
Lat.
one clause upon another.

consequently,
to
II.
therefore, accordresult
mark
the
or
conse-
quence of what has been

speech.
said,
as at the
end of a
corns.)
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,
i
6, (ctXco;)
a band or throng of warriors.
'
eariv,
eon, 0Us
if
he
is,
as
he surely
506
is,
ovv introduces an objection, certainly, ... 4. attached to a relat. Pron. or Adv., ovv makes it less definite, as, oaris whoever, howsoever. whosoever ; how,
a
god
,
'
6$
but
on which account, wherefore. veKa being omitted, there/ore

cause.
that.
3. after certain
but
still
ov, (oipavos, shewn from heaven, shewing itself in heaven. Adv. of ovpavls, from heaven, down from heaven : properly an old gen. of oipavos, and
. -, .
:
')
before a vowel ovvKv, Adv., for ov evefca,

2.
the anteced.
be-
(.
vens
therefore used with Preps.,
since,
for
that,
Verbs, so far as,

II.
sense never ovveK(v), Prep, with gen., equiv. to
on account
for
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 ;
, . . . , -, , -. --,
etc.
, (|, , , ,
4. that, like
on.
0.
of,
mostly following
Ion. for
^^,
its
2 pi. pres.
',
contr. for 6
(.
by
crasis for
(,
part, of
Dor. for
or
, ^
case.
how
or so
(in this
of
'<,
ven, reaching to heaven.

Ion.
-,',
OT'PA'NO'S
:
, , $, -5, {,
Adv. of
but
is
is
in heaven, in the hea-
for irpo as
gen. for
(s,
{ovpavos,
Dor.
)
2.
$)
,,
(
where
for opeos.
as high as heastupetidotts.
enormous,
cofiquering heaven. Aeol. opavos, , hea-
exibo.
Adv. by no means. Adv. nowhere, in no wise. Adv. fiowhere. -iTOTC Dor. Adv. not ever, never.
-76,
by
crasis for
(..
-,
in Homer the vault or firmament of heaven, the sky represented as a concave hemisphere, on which the sun performed his course the stars too were fixed upon it, and revolved with it the stzny firmament. 2. heaven, as the seat of the gods, above this vault or hemisphere Heaven-gzte, i. e. a thick cloud, which II. as masc. prop, the Hours lifted or put down. n. Uranus, son of Erebus and Gaia. ov, (ovpavos, holding heaven. nom. and ace. pi. of ovpos, Ion. for opos, TO, a mountain.
ven, Lat. coelum
($
$ ;
-{)8, , ,
;
'
tain
the rear,
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
, , , ', -05, , (, ^)
backwards.
the rear -rank-man; tni or
to
roaming
heavenly.
a dweller in heaven, Lat, coelicola, like
of or in heaven, dwelling in heaven

or
coelites,
, , ,
,
{)
(5 -
dwelling.
, , (
^ ) 0-5, -5, -,, ) ^, -, , )

v.
1.
ovpci-QpeTTTOS,
for
oi5pios,
, ov. Ion. for opeios,

ov, {ovpos,
-(5, )
{epos,
q. v.
of the mounmountainpoet, for
a mountain-nymph.
TO,
fem.
ados.
ov,
{ovpos,
feeding on the mountains.

ov,
{ovpos,
mountain-
-5, ,
Tjos,
, and
:
, , ($)
son of Uranus : generally,
ov, Att. also os, ov,
alone, like
$,
($)
;
coelicSlae, the dwellers
in heaven, heavenly
rain.
2. III.
. -8, ,, .
5,
heavenly,
, ^. , ,
impf.
f
:
-,
:
ov,
= ovpi6(poiTos.
:
Ion. for dptvs, a mule.
{ovpov) Ep. ace.
to
f.
or
-^
to
aor.
make water.
pi.
of ovpeos
oC,Desiderat.of
=
,
gen.
pi.
to
want
make water.
{)
,
the
hindmost part, lowest part;
iyxeos ovplaxos
the butt-end of a spear.
walking.
Lat.
(|,
Ion. for
f.
,,
Att.
ov,
poet, for
to
pf^s, mountainlimit.
bound,
the
fair wind:
ously.
to
speed on
beings. II. coming from heaven, of reaching to heaven, high as heaven. enormous, awful, stupendous;
heavenly one: in plur. the gods, Lat. coelites

heavens.
, . ,
Lit.
immane quantum:
as Adv., vehemently, tremendously.

/os,
, (5 ( '. $,
metaph.
like
pi.
neut.
-5, - ((5, , the
II. intr. to
to waft with a way, guide prosperblow fairly, give a fair passage.
{ovpos)
{ovpos,
mountain-bred.
os, ov,
poet, for
oupios, a, ov, also
Lat. vento secundo, esp. of a ship.
(ovpavos)
fem.
like
or
ov, (oipavas, yvuivai) skilled in the
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.
{ovpos) with a fair wind, 2. of a voyage,
(),
Ti,
= oZpos,
a fair wind.
-5, ,
perous or secure,
aros,
OTTON,
found
, , ,
e.
;
(ovpios,
[]
)
wmds,
^.
statiding pros-
iovpios) to give to the
Ion. for
',
let
flow.
line.
a boundary
ovpvis, by crasis for opvis. TO, Lat. URINA, urine.

TO,
poet, for ovpos, opos, 6,
, () .. , .. ,
68,
Ion. for
aor.
J
:
507
neut.
pass. part, of
' 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.
up
a ,, on and OT^P05, , , a fair wind,
oupos,
{('ipoj)
(
i.
of Homer; (l) as far as ibe boundaries of the quoit reach, ' ev the distance of quoit's throw; (2)
in three places
'
a boundary
*:., , , -, 5. 05, ,
rjpos,
Ion. 3 sing. aor.
ot
fem. of
one
who wounds.
neut. of
rj,
Att. also os, ov, (ôutis) useless^

like
(\(
'
; ,
. .
'
worthless,
nullus
as
--. 5, , -,
Adv., for
o\i-Tts, gen.
;
good for naught.

fio
not at all yet.
ofie,
tiobody, Lat. ne ullus,
neut.
nothing, Lat. nihil:
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.
oviTOs,
etc.,
neut. also
ships
shore
trench or channel for hauling launching them again.

right astern;
-^
['\,
to send
down
(i. e.
on
its
way: metaph., ovpos

ov,
[],
with) the wind, to speed like Kaipos
it is
a fair time.
OT^P02,
,
07ie's
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,
dat.
TO, gen.
:
,
Ion.
i.
dat.
pi.
nom.
ovs,
II,
,
:
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
,,
gen.
, ,
as,
$,
, 5,
than
.
gen.
(OS, djTOs:
Lat. AURIS,
e.
and Ep.
secretly,
ovias,
oiaros
Dor.
.
,
..
.
or
5e.
.
,
.
the one hand.

.
^.
..
.,
the ear;
us
or into one's ear,
handle, of pitchers, urns, etc.
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
, , ,', , . ) . , - ' ), ', , ,, $ ), (^ ', , .. ,', , , : , : ^, - ,^, . . : ), 5

that, often
in partly. partly. V, at ds an ear or thing with emphasis, and that
, (^,
Is
part. fern,
sum)
that which
is
own, one's property, substance:
state,
condition;
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?
; ;
,
.
Sc'..
on the other. ; to add some.
$
,
stronger
KCU
like dev, so
much for
pi.
this,
Lat. haec hactenus.
VII. neut.
as
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2, but
3 sing, impf., of
Adv for
this
reason, like
imperat. of
f.
aor.
pf. pass,
like
shattered the shield
Tos
withal.
Ep. aor. 2 inf. of 3 sing. pf. pass, of imperat. outoc Ion. impf.
:
aor.
pass,
, :
to
;
wound;
they hit,
c.
ace. cognato, 'eXjcos, 6
the
wound which
man
struck
me
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.
for
this
(sub.
that.
IX. oStos
is
the
', nom.
Lat. hicce:
neut.
demonstr.
often strengthd, in Att, by gen.

etc., this
Iv,
fut.
I
pi.
neut,
man
here,
before a vowel
becomes
as
Ep. 3
:
Ion.
aor,
sing. aor. 2
(as if
from
before a conson.
Adv. of ouros, in
II.
this
inf.
sense)
and [d] :/o wound,
part, (in pass.
way
or
manner, so
power,
III.
thus, Lat. sic.
with a
to
wound
by striking
(to strike
qualifying
so,
with a spear or sword, opp, to with a missile) Pass,,
than.
the
wound
. .
inflicted.
-, ..
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.
II.
, ,
.
Adv,,
and
6
.
so [truly] as.
Ttt's
me my
' ,
ye Aids
.
$
.
in wishes,
simply, no more so, with optat., el yap kywv would I were the son of Jove
only
2.
in protestations, as, 4'7<W7' ov-
,
man,
,
so help
children, hate the

,
IV,
..
. ,
(..
the other.
partly.
;
partly.,
iv.
on the one hand.
on
cf.
oItos
V. in beginning a
508
upon
story,
^, , {) $ , ()
a
\ov,
for, have to
owed,
fitting; TO
\eiv to be liable
of retribution,
turn.
to
) , {) -65, ) ', ^ -5, . .. ^, - , . ,

,
,
fern,
,, . , 5,
,
=
debtor.
'
,
:
yaXfj so there were once

[t]
time a mouse and a marten-cat.
. \$
! :
: ;
'
of
oculis, befoie the eyes;
out of sight;
II.
to one's face.
like
not. [] Adv. for kxiuos. by crasis for
avdos, the dearest, choicest, best of anything, as the eye is the most precious part of the body
;
the flower of the

III.
army,
as
we
say, the apple
$, ,
is
the eye.
in Persia,
,
:
debt
one's due.
the king's eyes, were confidential whom he beheld his subjects.

ov,
6 \$ $,
through
and
officers,
that which
:
owed, a debt.
:
{\05,
wetting
impf.
pf.
:
fut.
\ (\ \
aor. 2
:
Ion.
Ep.
aor.
the eyes.
ov,
{$,
..
dat. pi.
tearing
pay
to
be
due
owe, be indebted Pass, io be absol. to be in debt boimden, due, part. i. one's due.
io
out the eyes.
to,
be in
danger of
II. to
be
do a thing.
owe one an ill under an obligation, to be bound I ought.. of 2. aor. 2

to
\,
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
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
slain
'
her
'
pay
;
'^
6( $
so,
, ,,) -5, -8, , (- , . , . , , , aor. I pass. part, of
68,
Dor. for
1
aor.
pass. inf. of
penalty, etc.
fut. pass,
of
Ep. for
ov,
of
6$.
{6$,
serpent-slaying.
^- *'2,
{5,
-5,
inf.
gen.
es,
Ion. los,
{$,
aor. 2 act.
aTos,
, {()
:
vovs) with snakes for legs. , a serpent, snake. dSos) of serpent shape, snaky. inf. of
a debt or a fine incurred
in a lawsuit, dajuages.
owe, incur a debt, but mostly used in the technical phrase or to be cast in a suit, lose one's cause
part,
:
as,
a suit of robbery and theft
esp. in Pass.
is
all
6(\,
is
opt.
augment, words
;
', , \\ ^ ', ^ ,
a debt
(\,
to
due
for us all to
Horace's debemtir morti,

impf.
found guilty of not we must be found guilty, convicted:

to be
this
without
, ,
fut.
;
of
fut.
pf.
aor. 2
to
(
)
:
in
pays re
;
being cast
also,
to be found guilty of a capital crime: often
(sub.
serving
also,
absol. to be cast,
pay the debt of nature.

Ep. for
II.
owe: due to me.

f.
:
Pass., xpeios
Lat.
honore
,
Pass, io
(. word, strengthen
aor.
poet,
;
tivoL
thrive
5,, (</))
c.
,
gen.,
auger e : generally, io help, make wax, grow, thrive, increase.
Ep. aor. 2 of
who were of no
what was
companied by the discharge of humours, ophthalmia. io have the ophthalmia, to

have sore
,,
, () . , ) -,
use
;
(:\$
advantage, help, profit, usance; ovhiv whose ttse was nothing, i. e.

so,
really serviceable of the
, "",, ) . , ^$ $ 5,
or
a debt
to be obliged,
l
bound.
Aeol. 3 sing,
to
to
increase, enlarge,
multiply
io raise
one
in
honour,
to
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
.
;
to in-
vntil.
Ion. for
$,
2.
the
brow or edge of a
hill,
[v]
(,
vos,
:
(v,
($) on
ace.
(\$)
TO,
^,
army.
a rock, beetling.
a disease of the eyes ac-
''5, $,
many
;
the brow or edge of metaph. towering, pompous.

later
ace. pi.
Tivos before one's eyes or face;
eyes.
pride
eye-service.
($, , , ()
Dim. of
the eye;
\$ \$ ,
h
Lat. in
[]
to denote ras brows in token of grief; tols

in
phrases
as,
the eyebrow, Lat. supercilium, used

grief,
rage,
scorn
or
to
draw up
and contract the brows, frown ; opp. to yai ras to smoothe or unknit the brow.
vyuv ^ (to knit,

2.
the eye-
like Lat. supercilium, gravity, dignity: scorn.
pride,
of a
Sup. apioros
77,
of a shield, consisting of two bands fastened crosswise on the under side of the shield, through which the bearer passed his arm.
, '. , , , , (,
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$,
5 , , , ^, .
:
oxj/LaLTepos.
f.
by a lever, generally, to move a great weight, roll aivay by dint of strength. 3 pi. Ep. aor. I opt. of
f.
later
and
the handle
6, 6,
,
oxcia,
:
Ion. impf. of
Ep. for
57,
{() a
f.
4.
dat. pi.
of
$.
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 :
, -,
$
-5,
509
to
{6\$,
to set
).
;
move
or heave
it
'02,
generally, disttirbance, trouble, annoyance, imporcontr. for
coveri?ig, of the horse.
tunity.
6, , {$)
05,
ov, 6,
:
-tv, Ep, for
6(,
dat. pi. of
6$.
S,
\-$, {$,
channel
-05, ,
duct, drain
river.
2.
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.$,
like
bomeness, turbulence.
^)
a conduit or canal.
{)
a conduit, ditch, canal, aque-
any channel for water, the bed of a metaph. channel or means of escape.
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,
, $,, ,,
,
65,
f.
a mob, turbulent, riotous
\(3
(TSos)
trouble-
{()
to grip,
, {()
II.
'.
for
mostly
in
Ep. dat.
a?iy fastenxevs, 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.
(')
65
poet.
6(, 5, , 6(, {()

ov,
6(.
that which holds

e.
,
6\,
f.
places to hold ships,

steads.
cover.
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
support, stay.
, ,,^ ,^ ,
collat.
, , (5, )
it,
{) , {)
car; but,
wheels.
$, , , {()
i.
harbours, roade.
that which bears, a carriage, chariot,
bearers of the chariot,
i.
the
strong
as
form of
(,
of a fortress or the
f.
Hence
,, ,
:
like (xvpos,firm, lasting, stout,
esp. of places,
r77l, secure
to
strong, tenable,
like Lat. vehi, to drive, ride, sail;

to ride at
:
,
6, ,
5.
{$) $, ,
like.
make
fast, fortify.
eir'
Ep. ace. of
vehiculutn
f. to be heavy laden : metaph. to be heavy or oppressed in mind, to be vexed at heart they luere heavy at heart. (From
($ , (')
II.
:
anchor.
a voice.
pi.
5,
nom.
thai which bears or supports, a
a carriage, a chariot, Lat.
also a vessel, ship.
as
",
from
(.)
of
, older form
artificial,
$,
any raised ground,

dyke, datn
:
natural or
hill,
mound,
the banks of a river or trench, dyke, etc. by a river. Hence
also,
805, , , raised,
,
lat(.r
Pass, to be rolled, roll
, , , $ ,
rolled or swept
f.
mult ; generally,
iol. to
) ,,
hilly.
form of
to
rising ground, a
heave or move by a lever
along;
. ) , : , , ,. ,
= oxpis,
{o\p(,
cf.
one
-5
',
, ) , {) , . ,
for
Adv. of by metath.
II.
gen.
$, , ,
dat.
a stronghold, fortress.
firmly, strongly. perf. of
ace.
,
voc.
;
(.
{dndv,
{o\p(,
(rros)
a discourse, word.
[],
till
,,
, Dim. . -5, , ,
who mows
late at even
cf.
esp._;is^.
a sight, vision. a small fish. one xvho ploughs late;

late, Lat.
2. late in
Adv. after a long time, at length,

to learn too late.
sero;
in pi.
the day, at even, opp. to it was late : c. gen.,
late in the season; late in
//
crags
the day, Lat.

later; Sup.
after
senim diei: also, Att. irreg. Conip. the Trojan war.
long
latest.
hill.
ab-
Desiderat. of
formed from
fut.
to
wish
to see.
,
(\.
fut. inf.
of
(Aeol. for
all
the pebbles are
ovj/t,
Aeol. for
(sub.
o\p(.
away by
($)
the water.
to
), ,
:
properly fern, of
6\pios, the latter
disturb by a
mob
or tu:
part of the day, evening, often joined with
to trouble or importune, c. ace.
Opp. to opOpos
see
05, , , (')
be troublesome.
troublesome, importunate.
65, -5, (.
see
\.
irreg.
Comp. and
Sup. of
510
-5, , (, ^)
2.
late-born, after-born,
^.
:
born in a later age.

one's old age.
65, ,
f. f.
too late in
watching or wakeful.
f's,
to learn, Lat. serus
-, ,
,,
c.
:
learn,
Tf pas
ov of
occur.
a sight, appeargen. Cus Ion. ios, a ance; a vision, apparition oipiS show of buildings. 2. outward appearance, look
, ) , ,. 9 $ . , . , {) , . ,,^ ,
:
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
3. later-born,
{)
:
doing
Pass, to be belated, benighted.
-KoiTOS, ov,
{6,
to
as
going
late to bed, late
IJ, IT, irt, indecl. sixteenth letter of Gr. alphabet: numeral ' 8o, but ^=- 80,000. it is often interchanged with as Changes of
in
learn late or too
late.
From
{p\pi,
late in learning, late
an aspirate,
-, ^^
: :
often also in Ion. for

for
for
--
as
and so before
II. in
,
is
studiorum
too late or too old to

late, slow,
'
was retained by the

for
'
for
'
Ion., e. g.,
gen.
ov,
Ion. Prose,
becomes
in relatives
and interroga-
()
poet, for
6$,
tardy:
tives, e. g.
OTTCuS
koios okoios kooos okooos for tiws

III. in
a prognostic late offulfilment. -voos, ov, voos) late of thought, inobservant.
ocos
is
6,05, , ov, Att. Comp.
Neut.
{) 8, -,
,
{,
late, Lat, serus, opp. to irpwios.
used for as in Aeol. and Dor.

is
for
^.
Aeol.
IV.
for
, as
e.
for
V.
a, ov.
Sup.
sometimes interchanged with 7, as in

VI.
is
The forms
Adv. as Comp. and Sup. also and
often redupl. in relatives,

g.
metri grat. esp. in Aeol.

inserted
5,
5,
ird,
the face, visage.

eyesight.
2.
II.
the
power of
to
sight or seeing,
a viewing, seeing, view, sight, Lat.

Is
conspectus;
sight or presence.
be late fulfilled.
fut.
come
into one's
, .
-6(6, {,
ov,
meat, flesh. give it flavour
,,, ,
of
{')
:
,
II.
TeXiw)
late of fulfilment, to
formed from
*.
:
properly, boiled meat
generally,
, -, -, -, ,
$ .
after
for
, ,
5,
for
etc.
VII. Poet.,
is
sometimes
esp.
in
anything eaten with bread, to a hence onions are called o-ôv

III.
zest or relish to drink.
generally, sauce,
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:
-,
pass, of
, -8,
irdYeros,
Med.
,
eat
as Subst.,
,, $,
meat
Tj,
{$)
Hence fish with bread. the art of cookery: and
, -05, ,
, of
Adv.
gin
) ) , ^. (, '. , {) ^. ,
ov,
with their derivatives. Dor. for }, Lacon. for Dor. for , mother of all.
.. ^.
,
{nas,
, , {$,
(, ^() father of
wordiness.
for
From
all.
sweetest of all,
eiaa,
-^.
3
pl.
[], Aeol. and Ep.
aor. 2
(^nayos) frost,
es,
ice.
i5os) frosty, icy-cold.
ovj/o-irovos, ov,
rately.
dainties alone, to fare delicately.
delicacies
-5, ^-, , 6'$. (, -, ,

dainty living
:
, ,
:
{cApov,
f.
-) , {,
a cook.
ox for delicate cookery.
cooking food skilftdly:

dressing food elabo-
, ov,
like
- ^, -5, {, $) -5,
afKvpa
a trap.
i8os,
-$, firmly,
, , (^) (
steadily. ov,
fixed, firm, solid, steadfast.

like
a snare, trap,
the anchor which holds ships
($,
Kaivos) all
in
new
or fresh.
(oipoipayos) to eat or live tipon
Hence
or
most unlucky or unfortunate bad or depraved: Sup.
eating delicacies.
5, all miserably.
17,
ov, {oipov,
(payeiv) eating dainties
as Subst.,
mand.
Irreg. Att.
Comp. and
fish
army
,
: :
generally, to buy victuals.
properly, provisions, supplies for generally, recompense, wages.
an
epicure,
gour-
Sup. bipoâyiOTtpos,
to
From
buy or purvey
all kinds
Hence
an
act. all-concealing.
^. ) 7-5, -, ) -5, -, )
ov,
:
, )
ov, (ttos,
quite or utterly
bad:
moral sense, utterly Adv.
ôf
all-beautiful, all-good.
all kinds
an offering of
of fruit.
ov,
:
(,
of or consisting
of fruit
rich in every fruit.
ov,
($,
all-accursed.
II.
f s, (ttos,
all concealed.
act. all-tearful. lamented, most woeful. a sole inheritance, full possession.
From
-, $ ^! -5,
pancratium.
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)
to all.
, -,
, -,
who
all gold,
: ;
and
-,. ,
($,
all-
.^ , ,5
5, Paeon
2.
avos,
Ep. and Ion.
gods
or Paean, the physician of the the race of Paeon, i. e. phythe
,
cry
[a]
511
ovos, latei
sicians.
later
name was
the
transferred
to
;
ov, (iras, K\rjpos)held in full possession.
^ -,
'ayp3,\,.,
f.
(,
) )
time.
Apollo,
who was invoked by
common
also to his
$)
to
perform
the exercises
of the
triumph.
(iTayKpaTqs) a complete contest, i. e. and an exercise which combined both wrestling
boxing
{^), the pancratium.

keep
{)
nutt-playing.
, , ,
:
Adv.(7ras, Kporos) sounding all at once,
a feast, festival.
ive poetry.
of rowers
good
irayos, 6, (irayfjvai) a firm-set rock rocky bill: 6 "Apfios vayos the
a peak, crag,
, () -5,
ovos,
$, ,
Dor. for
()1'].
play, sport;
.
II.
Areopagus
at
Athens, [a]
frozen water,
Adv. ->5. and all-brasen, all of brass.

dangerous.
ov, (tras,
robe anointed with the blood of Nessus, to be used as a love-charm.
) , -, - -05, ) , , ). , . , , . . ,, , , . , () , , ,
ov, (iras,
(s,
,, (^) -, ) -?, (^,$) -5, '-05, -. $)
Adv.
Ep.
anything stiffened
[d]
hardened
ice,
frost,
ov, (Tras,
a kind of crab. very difficult
(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.
$) 05,
merry
;
and
noise.
ov, (iras,
good for all work.
all-anointed ; vay-
the all-anointed of persuasion, of the
to
-605,
ov,
and
ov,
(,
tendance.
boys
, , -, -, , ,
,
ov,
play, sport, a game, pastime.
ov,(ayv,yp) writing sport-
, ()
ov, gen. ovos,
(ayv)
sportive,
droll,
done
in
ayvs playfulness.
f
(ayv,
(idos) playful, sportive,
, (aayy6s)
a school-room.
to
(aayys)
attend boys
lead
like
Hence a child, to train, educate. an attending boys, education
at-
(,
for
of solid gold, []
, (5, y)
aayys,
attending or training
the slave
Ion. for
quite, wholly,
as Subst.,
0,
entirely, altogether.
with a boy
from home
to school
who went and back again

:
aor. 2 subj. pass, oi
hence generally, a
boy or girl.
Dor. for
[], Ep.
',
. Dim.
II.
tutor, teacher, instructor.
3 sing. aor. 2 oi aor. 2 inf. of
Hence
[],
anything that befals one: suffering,
misfortune.
learn by.
suffering, destined to suffer.
,
5,
aros,
,=
child
sufferifig,
misfortune
lessons
sufferings
are
, , (() having stffered
Ep, 2
sing. aor. 2 subj.
med.
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
ios, TO,
()
,, , ,
$.
..
. -, , ) , , (() .
to
ov,
youth, childhood.
children;
love of boys. dat. pi. of Ep. for that which is reared qtos, II. that or educated, a nursling, scholar, pupil. which is taught, lesson. a rearing, training, education.
, , ,
,
:
of a young child, a little a young slave. Lacon. for the rearing or bringing up of a
II.
teaching, education, discipline, correction.
()
f.
III.
handiwork. childish, concerning or suited to
hymns sung
by the boys.
, , ($,
to love boys.
From
lover of boys.
, (()
(()
II.
a place of teaching, school;
512
Greece. iratScUTCos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of to be eduone must educate. cated : neut. ov, , an educator, instructor. II.
a corrector, chastiser.
, ((( ,
our city
is
$
aor.
I
TraLbevreos
the school of
^,
:
, -,
teacher, master.
:
:
train, exercise, practise.

ov, 6,
master for boys, a master of exercises : (v in the house or school of the trainer : generally, a
From
:
f,
pf.
venaiSevKa
:
Pass., aor. l
to
rear or bring up a child
educate, instruct;
tion, opp. to
or educated, applied to parents.
imire
a game.
person, Lat. deliciae.
songs
boyish, Lat. puerilis.
belonging
a young slave.
damsel.
playful.
lad :
dren.
{$,
TCipa and
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.
ov, 6,
,,
ov,
, -5, ) -, ) , , , () , -, , ) ) , -5, -, -,- , ) ) , . -, ) 8, , /'. ^ () ; ) . --, ,

,
also
&s,
, . , , , , , , , 5, ,
Med. /
to a thing.
( ^:
:
pf.
($)
or his art.
attends
usu.
2. to teach,
a man of educahave any one taught 3. to accustom or
Hence
4. to correct, chasten.
iraiSia,
, ov. as, ,
()
Ion, for
child's play, sport,
pastime
children
,,
,
worse form for a darling,
.
II.
children
(sub.
love, relating to a single
),
II.
Hence
to or
about a beloved boy.
Neut. from
boy, childish,
{nais) of or Jit
2.
for a
herself.
playful, sportive.
, Aav.from
TO,
to
a beloved yotilh.
childhood, from a child.
From
II.
-, , (, 7(, -, ,(, )
; {.
, -, -,
upon
) -, ) , ,()
to teach boys
. ,
:
wrestling
generally, to
From
($,
a training-
'05,[] , ,
5,
f
6,
Hence
Adv. -kws,
(,
of ox fit for a training-master like a gymnastic master. a slave that

to
the children.
rear children.
the
ov,
Dim. of
vais, a
young
child.
. Dim.
ion
of
little
girl.
Dim. of Trais (17), a young girl, maiden, II. a young female slave : a courtesan. . Dim. of vais, a young son, boy, lad.
,
,
II. as
Subst.
() $, , =
childish,
silly,
$, a boy,
play
to
-, ' , , ,) : ' (:
;
, -,
{.
as Subst.,
or.
<,$,
(vais,
(5,
rearing of children. feeding or rearing , a mother.
of wounds, infiicted by children. f. epyov) =
) )
:
wounded
.
From
:
by
, a begetting children
to be fond
also of the wife
of boys.
ov, 0,
ov,
{$,
killing children the calamity of having killed a the blood of slain children.
to
^)
fond of boys.
($,
waft away a boy.

rarely
:
or
:
and
p(.
pf.
aor.
i
Pass.,
also
($): to
be
3.
aor.
like
:
a child, to sport, play

2. to
to jest, joke,
jnerry
to trifle.
dance
or
also, to sing.
a girl.
ov,
{,
play at a
game
to
play
6.
child-eating.
at ball.
4. to play (on
an instrument).
5. to
($, *^)
(rrais,
begetting
chil-
'-.,
II.
making fruitful
or proline.
sport of, mock at, to jest transit, to treat jocosely.
make
upon
a thing.
{$,
ov,
to fake care of
dcos, 0,
f.
a child. a boy-raven.
a, ov, also
fem.
$,
healing.
to
murder
children.
From
fut.
of
to strike.
(5,
,
child-murdering.
ovos, 6, Ion. for
Paeon, the
ripos,
, ,
ov,
and opos, child-murderer fem. a child-murderess.
5,
6,
physician of the gods.

for
II.
as appellat.
a festal song
ovos, 6,
cf.
, , ($,
as Adj.
destroying chil-
children
passes.
, -,
-Troios,
:
, . ) )
,
-iropos, ov,
, {$) ,
,, (, ,
IIAI'^2,
;
a begetting or bearing of children. begetting or bearing generative.
, (, (,
f.
$,
dat. pi.
dissyll.
nom.
,^ : s,
and
;
gen.
:
pi.
Dor.
II.
the Ep. preferred the
vocat.
through which a child
to beget children.
From
ov, begetting children.
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,
as
\
I.
05 (5
of Descent, a
child's
sons
$, , a
maiden, girl
from
a slave, servant. irais, 6, Ep. for
to look wildly, stare wildly about

pitate.
, , ,
',
:
naiSos,
III. also like
from
a child,
or
regul.
childhood.
Lat. puer,
more often
Adv.
ttois.
2 pi. aor. I imperat.
Dor. for Dor. for
^,
and
(redupl.
. -,
from
;
of
-.
Root of
ace. of itais.
the
fut.
Pass.,
aor, I
to strike or smite
person
(
:
later to quiver, pal-
) -,, (){-, ) ,
old-fashioned ways
:
Hence
($, (5, 5, $, ,
Comp. and
:
Sup.
,$
from
the
513
;
formed from the

older
time.
age, length of time, antiquity
also dotage.
ovos, 6,
old in
to
mind, with the experience of age.

f.
abrogate, annul, Lat. antiquare

obsolete.
aor. I
:
pf.
:
Med.,
pf.
wrestling
a
he smote his thigh.

against a person.
2. to strike
weapon
4. to hit
or artifice, a subterfuge.
ling, the wrestler
bard
dash against or j/pon, Lat.

wvos,
6, like
cine,
er.
Prosody, a paeoti, a foot consisting of three short and one long syll., with four variations, - w w ^,
in
*./
, ,',
in speaking.
3. to drive
II. intr.
away.
to strike against, to
illido.
Paeon, the god of mediIII.
of Aesculapius
II.
generally, a physician, heal-
, = {) , , , 1$, 5, ,
f.
medicine, medicinal, healing.
the healing art, medicine : and without a festival of Paeon. = a chanting of the paean. etc. iraKTis, Dor. for
f.
, , ,,
ov,
\f \j
like
a solemn song or chant.
Kj
and
\j \j \j
abas, (em. o{Tlaiwvios,tnedicinal, healing. raise the
Paean.
ov,
belonging to Paeon or
close;
,,,, , , $, ,
{$)
to
and
$,
II. as Subst.,
idos,
, () 5, () ,, 5
s
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,
, ,
:
to
make old : hence

:
5, ,
,
art.
()
Pass,
to
become
generally, a struggle.
a bout or fall in II. any trick
,,
(-)
poet, for
wrest-
()
broad.
,, ,
[I],
()
of or for wrestling. a palaestra, wrestlirig-
school
generally a school.
with
and irreg. Comp. and Sup. of formed from the Adv. ov, spoken long ago, epith. of ancient oracles. II. spoken of long ago,
legendary.
$, -,
,, presiding over
Hence
bind fast. , a sort of cake made of preserved fruit, mostly of figs melted together, II. Adv. long ago, in olden time, of old. formerly, erst, before: also oi time just past, opp. to the present also es, yeviaOai) born long ago, aged, full of years.
to stop, to stop up, caulk.
3. to
'',
to fasten, make fast make fast the house.
or
3.
land
-,
III.
',
Lat. indigena.
f.
[]
) 5, ($.
to
. -, (, () '(8. -5, , , , (, -, -^. -,

:
ivrestle, Lat. luctare.
,
:
ovos, u, -,
as
Subst.,
Pass, to be wrestled with. 2. struggle against absol. to labour or be distressed in battle, Lat. laborare.
ov,
f.
is,
ov,
Dor. ancient mother. irdXaio-irXovTOS, ov,
rich of old, rich in hereditary wealth, opp.
irdXaiop-piôs, ov, irdXaios, a, ov, of olden time ; ol vos time long past : formerly : tK
()
-, -: ($, ) 5, ($, )
'^$.
to wrestle, fight.
Dep. f. II. to devise nage, work, bring about. contrive cjmningly ; a daring deed. nA'AA'MH, -, Ep. gen. and dat.
: :
,;
,
6,
(, ) (,
aor.
I
II.
primitive, ancient, olden.
an old
:
. )
the palaestra.
long in the
inhabitant,
(;)
:
to
metaph.
to wrestle with,
()
to
maplan
skilfully,
opos, 6,
(68,
=
the Lat. PALMA,
the
palm of the band,
-, to
the
II.
hand : metzph. force of hand,
violence, murder.
from of
,
old,
with aged roots.

2.
;
aged.
ancient,
the ancients
-, - ,,
f.
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
()
as Adv., anciently,
3. of things,
:
old.
in good sense, ancient, time-honoured, venerable bad sense, antiquated, obsolete, out of date.
in
II.
defiled; but also,
brain
, ^ -^
=
^<
:
.
pf.
^(,
pass,
to
to besprinkle
nea^ya
II. to
. ()
Pass,
be besprinkled, smeared,
was scattered about,
(3 plqpf) the shake the lots
514
in
by
forms for
a struggle, contest.
pollen
y^veais) a being born -iraXiY-Yeveata, II. resurrection. again, new birth, regeneration. doubleov, II. of strange or tongued, contradictory, false.
foreign tongue.
From
and
. '. -, (, '/ -, (, . -5,(, -, (, -) -, (, ) ^, , () -5, (, )

,
the finest
ing out afresh, Lat. recrudescens. malignant, spiteful, inveterate ;

verse fortune
;
, ,
sells
,-, '', , () , () ,. ,
a helmet
lot,
i.
and
so, to
e.
(2 pi. perf. imperat.) be ye decided decide the matter by lot. ov, more correct and
^.,
:
f.
Ion. aor. I
. , -, . ,
:
; :
draw
lots
hence
pf. pass.,
&-$
Dor.
L,
-&$, ov,
sonant, discordant.
to catch by decoy-birds. to be disabled.

;
wrestling, Lat. lucta
generally,
meal or fiour, Lat.
hence
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.
',
(,
)
'*
(, ')
dis-
growing again.
ov,
'()
taken back, to
3 sing. Aeol. aor. shortd. poet, form of
opt. of
be taken back or recalled
an
[]
irrevocable word.
es,
ov,
growing again. deserting back again :

whirling
to to
^)
as
() ''/ , (, 7-3, (, '^) 7-.5, (, ',-5, (,

ol
again.
sense, fickleness.
,
From
up.
:
, -, - ) ) , )) -, .)
Subst.
a double deserter.
ov,
and
fro, eddying,
[a]
to
sell
over again,
sell
by retail.
f.
run back
again.
Hence
one who buys
again, a retailer, petty dealer, huckster. properly of wounds, breakov,

11.
again, recurring.
metaph.
ad-
adversaries.
(, ) -^, , (, $) '-5, , (,
ov,
ov, rushi?ig back
:
a running back, going backwards. running back a returning calm.

ci. sq.
Att.
-oppos,
ov,
iraXiy-ifpaiirvos, ov,
f,
to
ov,
very swift. say again, reiterate. From collected again.
hastening or darting back.

iraXiv-CTKios, ov,
II.
recurring, in-
veterate.
ov,
is,
going backwards. shooting up

:
7-5,
ov, safe
f.
, change of mind, repentance

From
ov,
again: metaph, changeable, fickle.

generally, very long.
7-5, (, -8, (, $) -75, -$, , , (, ) (, '($ (, (, -, , (, -75, , (, $) (,

Pass,
:
TTdXiv-TiTos, ov,
in
bad
throwing back
a child again, in one's second childhood. Root of e's, ing back : neut. as Adv. again.
again.
part.
and fro.
vamped
, -, -,
-^,
'traX-'n\vos,
TO
fs,
as lo?ig again
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-
, (, (, )
(, ,
ov,
again, recovered.
to
requited,
speak again. repaid:
(',
- )
wander
one who
is
trary direction.
fall-
ov, tost to afidfro,
to
fs,
ov,
II. act.
washed again, vamping up old tvares.

requiting, rerequital, retribution.
venging
returning.
foremost.
-,
ov,
) )
) )
back.
back,
back
and again
away,
back.
-, (, ) $, -, (, )
=
is,
watidering back
aor.
I
fortune.
to
wandering
been said in an ode
6,
Adv.
) -,
going back,
stern
paliurus.
handle of paliurus-wood.
, -,
-,
f.
(, () -35, (, , (, )
:
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
to recant
generally, to recant.
what has Hence
a recantation, palinode.
ITA'AIOTPOS, , a kind of thorny shrub, rhamnus

ov,
,
a
ov,
(5, (,
<pi)
with
wave dashing
poOos) hack-flowing to and fro, ebbing
and flowing.
water, ebb. ov, Ep. for TToXip-poios, -poos, ov, contr. iraXippovs, ovv, flowing backwards, refluent: ebbing andflowing.
-, ,
-,
, (,
,
ebbing and flowing. (naXippoos) the reflux of water, back'
TTaXCppoOos
ing, all-nourishing.
\5. (, )
II.
ant.
.) -, -,
$, ,
=
fern.
metaph. returning on one's head, retributive. sliding back, sinking. âXip-poTTOSfOv,

gloomy, dusky.
back
pursuit in turn after a rally.
(, 1>) (, ) -5, (, () -$, , (, )

ov,
-, $) , (, $) -, (, '^5.(, -) -, -, ') -65, (,

Adj.
15
all-feed-
(,
all-useless.
/,
all-conquering, triumph-
\\.
shadowed
over,
bine.
the lawful wife (aKonis,

[a],
nerva, in
to quiver, as fish
or from any kind of agitation

to
leapt forth
) , ). -, ., $. ' ) , ) , , . , ) , 5, -, ' ) - , -, ) ) -, , , ) , -5, ) ,

-rraX\dKeiJop,ai,
, , ,
;
:
ov,
rushing hurriedly
through the live-long year.
a backward course. a pursuit back again,

concubinage.
to Pallas.
() () () (^) () $, ^,
$, ,
, ov,
planning.
-(5, , -, ,(, $)) -5, , ) -, ) -,,^,

-(^,
fs,
, .
(s,
(,
very great. of efiormotis size.

all black.
($,
very long, prolonged. through every rnonth,
$,
,=
6,
, ($,
all-knowing, allII.
the statue of Pallas.
of or sacred
Dep.
to keep as
a concu-
a concubine.
(, $) all-abominable. all-blended, (, founded, promiscuous. very small. (,

ov,
f's,
altogether a mother, a very mother.
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.
,= 5, ,
concubine.
concubine, Lat. pellex,
Homer
()
\,
to
-$, '-$, -8, -,
($,)
mother of all.
')
all-con-
ov,
ov,
-305, , , ($, $) =
() not -'5, (, Adv. () , (,
Adv.
is,
ov,
($,
all-hapless.
like
quite, wholly, alto-
gether ;
at all, by no means.
all-persuasive.
(, ($)
:
like
entirely, totally.
entire possession.
(in
compd.
Adv. with
is,
Pass., pf.
'-'5,
as
($,
$)
the
whole multitude.
From
neut.
of or with the whole

III.
Ep. 3
sing, aor, 2 pass,
dish, sway, whirl,
swing
to toss
to wield, branwith the arms
multitude.
II.
very numerous.
Adv.
entirely.
Pass, to
make a spring, move

on land
:
swiftly
to leap,
bound
ov,
($,
in which all kinds

all-
to quiver or
:
quake
for fear
of blows are inflicted.

variegated, of rich
cities,
2. io dash oneself. shake the lots together till one
ov, also
hence
absol., to cast lots

II.
in
Med.
to
draw
lots.
intr.
like
05, , ()
6,
to leap,
bound:
to quiver, quake:
intr.
quivering
the beating
of the heart or pulse.

nerally, a lot;
by
or javelin, the jerreed
strew or scatter upon.
powerful queen.
or abominable.
. -, ) -,, ) ,, ) , () . : -, , , , (). (): -, $)$) , () '-, ' ',

()
'.
the lot cast
very great, and in Adv. very much.

terly base or bad.
-5, , ($, $) -5, -, -, ($,

(CDS, 6,
, ov, (.$, and varied work.
prevailing in all
very much,
as
universal.
pi.
very
many
neut.
from an
helmet, ge-
ov,
($,
all-depraved, utall-purple.
to hold public offices
lot.

:
anything brandished or throtvn, a dart

properly neut. from
'-'8,
splendid, refulgent.
brandished, hurled. iraXros, 77, 6v, iraXvvas, aor. I part, of

f.
aor. I
to
of
$,
II. to
bestrew, besprinkle.
property.
also transparent, translucent.
() -$, -$, , ,(, ') -8, , ($,
(, , , (,
queen of
all, all-
brightly: Ep. 3 sing, pres

;
all-loathsome
all-subduing.
all-nourishing.
beaming, glistening.
, , , ,)
ov,
($,
, ($,
all-venerable.
($,
all-consptcuouSf
corrupt word in Aesch.
, ov,
(,
Agam.
the very first, first
all
and
(s,
($,
as Adv., first of all. all-beaming, all-blazing ;
Adv.
-uis.
redupl.
form of
to shine or
beam
as if
first
from
fern,
-,
of a star
rising.
(as if
from
gen. -oaivTOS, Ep. part, of all-shining, bright-
b 2
516
charms or simples.
fs,
dent.
-, ) -, -, ) ) -, -,
{iras,
-5, ,
ov,
II.
skilled in all
TTavboK^vrpia.
(,
<peyyos) all-shining, resplenall-destroying.
cate.
ov, {was,
(, '/)
without grief, sorrowless.

less, all free
all-burnt, all-blazing.
all-feeding.
ov, also
, ov, (ttSs,
tive.
ioned
sessiofi
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.
:
'
, ,
:
-, ) -5, ) -, ) $) ,
ov, {irds, ov, {vas,
all-bearing, all-producit.
bearing all things with

{irds,
5) -, ) -, -, $)) -,
''-$,
ov, (irds,
sung by
all.
ov, (irds,
all-tender or delitrivdos)
c's,
(irds,
privat.,
wholly
ov, gen. ovos, (irds,
all-harm-
ov,
of all tribes or sorts. with all tones, fullwith all the votes.
generally, expressive.
Adv.
{ttols,
all-powerful.
ov,
{$,
in all life, in fill pos-
of
life.
modes or
with
all,
neut. of was.
$, .
:
-, -,
ov, (irds,
es,
$) or very (, dyos) all-hallowed, Lat. sacroqtiite
soft.
sanctus.
irav-aypeTOS, ov,
irav-aYpeiJS,
(ttus,
aypew) all-catching.
one
everything.
wakeful, watchful.
nathenaea, two festivals of the Athenians, and in honour of Athena or Minerva. Hence
nathendic.
ing, glancing.
-, (, -, -,
,
Trav-aiGos,
-, ,
,
:
-, 7-5,
e'cfs,
(irds,
)
the
who
catches
ov, (nds, ov,
aypa) catching all. {irds, aypvnvos) quite
Dor. for nav^yvpts.

(sub.
(),
{irds,
05,
7-5,
,
:
, , of
for
Panathenaea, Pa-
) ) -, (.) -,
sleepless,
to
banquet at which nothing fails.

ov, (irds,
II.
the
Pa
tearful.
-, -, -, -,
-, -5,
1rs
), -, 5) ) -,
2.
-, -5, -,
tones,
from
hurt.
ov, (irds,
all-hapless.
silver.
ov, (irds,
(irds,
irav-aperos, ov,
()
apyvpos) all of
all-virtuo7is.
irdv-apioTTOs, ov, (irds, apioTos) best of all. gen. fern, of iravapK^ros, all-sujfficing,
ov, (irds,
of ftill compass.
embracing all harmonising
all-harmonious.
7-5,
-5, -,
ov, {irds,
ov, (irds,
vos)
all-imperishable.
all-inevitable.
all-leafless.
ov, (irds,
ol,
= iravTis
{irds,
$) ',
irav-axpavTOS, ov,
ov, (vds,
5)
Achaians. axpavros) all-unstained.

all the
all-untimely,
doomed
an all-untimely fate.
(irds,
dais)
a complete banquet, a
all in tears,
all-
all-bewept, most lamentable.
ey\a
opos,
, (irds,
all-subduer. [a]
Dor. for
-bfivos, ov, (irds,
ov, (irds,
(v, (irds,
ov, (irds,
')
$) a'y)
all-wretched.
all-shining.
deletus.
all-blazing.
(irds,
shameful
whom
medy
avenging genius.
true.
-, 5. ) -,, -, -,
II.
ov, (irds, aioKos) all-variegated, glitter-
ov,
metaph. manifold. (irds, aiaxpos) utterly ugly or

the cause
Sup.
and Adv. of whole people, in a mass or body, en masse. , the whole people : in dat. Adv., altogether. From
ov, (irds,
) - ,
7605, , ov,
-68,
ov, masc. Adj.
() '68,
and
($) all-dreadful, frightful.

knavish like Panis,
all-seeing, observing all.
-.
5,
with the
as
ov,
{nds,
all the guilt belongs, opp. to
(nds,
/fos)
a panacea, universal re-
also
opos,
(irds,
compassing, [d]
pios.
-, ) -, )
(s,
(irds,
Adv.
-$,
is,
\5)
quite true:
all truly.
{nds,
all-powerful.
) 5 -,
an
all-
(5.
of
all
to
$)
of all the people, hence

of,
public, general, comrnon.

ov, (nds,
os)
belonging to all the

;
people, hence public,
common,
accessible to all
all loo
tival
in.
-, -,
s,
ov, {nds,
all-catching, all-en-
-08.
ov, (irds,
Dor. for
av-epos,
-,
II. all-luckless.
ov, {irds,
$)
--
without any share
all-blameless.
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.
the whole body of the city. (sub. (irds, Ais gen. Aios)
(),
(ds,
of Jupiter
ov,
ail-justly.
in
Athens.
a fesirav-
all-righteous.
Adv.
),
<--,
-,
=5,
-,
mon
Subst.,
'avbov
f.
tertain as a host, to keep
,
to
irav-8oKOS, ov,
all:
-, -^. ) $, -, (,) -,
an
,
,
{iravhoKos) to receive
inn.
all, to
en-
^. , (8
long;
neut.
517
-^,
all.
(ttos,
all-receiving
host.
esp.
receiving guests, hospitable:
comas
charmer of
slave.
all-larnentable, all-plaintive.
earth.
,,, -, -, ) -,
, unblemished fame
ov, (ttSs, ov,
:
an innkeeper,
esp. shooting with all sorts
perfect glory.
From
all-glorious.
SovKos) all a slave, an utter

etc., v.
ov, poet, for
, (was, , (iras,
-. 6$)
{iras,
of
panic fear, such fear being supposed to originate with Pan.

(sub.
ov,
the total setting of a star. giver of all, epith. of the
-, ) ', 5, ) -, -, , () , -,
rjpos, 6, fern.
s, (iras,
6,
as
to be a whole day in coming: Adv., all day long or every day.
-,
-, (iras,
^)
kinds,
growing of all
of trees.
Adv.
(iras,
ov, (iras,
a panther, Lat. panthera. in high wrath. celebrated with all kinds
05)
sacrifices.
IlaviKOs,
sired,
II.
as fern. prop, n.,
Pandora, a
beautiful
woman made by
all the
Vulcan, who received presents
-5,
gods.
ov,
(-rras,
irav-eXevGepos, ov,
-6$, , ~
or Greeks.
all-giving, all-bounteous. (kevOfpos) entirely free. all the Hellenes iravTfs

{iras,
)
{iras,
from
-5, -5,
ov, (iras, ov, (iras,

{iras,
--05, -8, ,
-, -^,
-,
fs,
km,
ov,
ov, [was,
')
) () )
"\($,
place of meeting at II. Haviajvia Mycale, their common temple. (sub. Upa), the festival of the united lonians.
community of lonians
hideous.
all-lovely.
all-surveying.
by night.
all night long.

all-effecting.
long night ;
lojig night.
(^$)
all-desolate.
ov, (ttOs,
eanipa) lasting the whole
evening,
'nav-iaTios,ov,{iras,kffTia)with the whole household.

{nas, eros) lasting the whole year
:
night long, lasting or doing something the whole the ship conirupc night; tinued her course all night long.
Lat. pervigilimn.
, . -, , ) -, , ^
(),
[t]
of or fit for
Pan
(nds,
'($)
all-lovely,
all-de-
Dor. for
the whole body or
their
-5,
f.
ov, (iras,
all-disfigured,
(iravvvxis) to celebrate a festival
II. to
watch or do anything the to spend the
livelive-
7-05,
i},
ov, (iravvvxis)
of or for a vigil.
a,
ov, Att. also os, ov,
(,
all
neut. iraveres, as Adv., the whole year long.
active.
quite refined or unalloyed.

{.
public festival;
to attend
in a public assembly, to deliver a panegyric.
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.
; :
\ ^- -, - , -, ^ -, -, ^^ ,($ $ -, ,
-65,
irav-VTOVos, ov, {vas, tvrovos) much-straitied, very
-,
ov,
(ttcls,
()
all night.
quite boiled
of metals,
Adv., the livelong night.

lamentable.
-, , ) -, , $:
,
(iTOS,
II.
vs
a night-festival, vigil, a watching, keeping awake

neut.
pi.,
(Travrjyvpis) to keep or attend

es
to
ov, (ifas,
go
to a city
)
')
as
all-bewailed, all-
a festival there,
II. to
make a
set
speech
irav-oii|vs,
gen.
os,
(, $)
-05, , ,
most melancholy. irav-oiKCt and

Ion.
-, \., =
-|,
all
unhappy,
(iras, oTkos) dat.
used as Adv.,
without any nom. household and all.
in use, with all the house,
7)
^5
-5,
Interj. (nds,
ov, (iras,
alloyed happiness.
Adv.
irdv
-,
ov, (iras,
Adv.
f.
, ((5)
ov,
all
day long,
the livelong day.

to
Ep.
spend the whole
actly like.
day in
-,05,
doing a thing sails all day ;

neut.
day.
'-65,
a thing.
(,
all
day
8 ^)
lasting all day,

a ship
voices, all-oracular.
-5) )
(itds,
(iras,
6$) \5)
tritly
oh utter woe ! happy, with unin whole troops.

all eyes.
[t], ov, (iras,
6oos)
ex-
author of all ominous
all the
which day long
heavy-armed
soldier,
(iravonkos) the full armour of a helmet, breastplate, i. e. shield,
as Adv., all
ov,
(iras,
day long,
doing
the livelong
greaves, sword, and lance, a full suit of armour, paHence in full armour, cap-a-pie. noply ;
ov, 6,
all
the
day
-,
man
in full
armour. []
518
all bis harness on.'
always fit for landing. irav-opaos, ov, {nas, a torch, beacon. iravos, 0, Aeol. for <pav6s, (navovpyos) to play the knave f. vavovpyiv to do a or villain, act like a rogue ;
-, -,
ov, (iras,
Hence holy deed in an unholy way. aros, a knavish, roguish act. villany, knavery, trickery: in plur. knavish tricks.
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, =îravovpyia. Sup. iravovpyoraTos, most rascally. Adv. avovpys, villainously ; Sup. ov, seen by all, epith. of a
, , -,
ov, 6,
)() ,
(,
) )
,
6,
armour,
with
the all-seeing.
in full
,
Traiw,
'-8, , (, riKos) all-complete, all-perfect:

entire, absolute. 2. fully accomplished. prising all, the whole, Lat. universus. all-accomplishing. Hence
3.
Adv.
()
in all ways.
com-
II. act.
,)7, {^)
(iravovpyos,
'5,
-, .( ) )
pletely, entirely, absolutely
:
armour ;
, (3) -6, , -,
outright.
Ion.
-((as,
Adv., also navreXcs, comdat. pi. of
Ep. for
or tv
ov,
, (,
complete
in full
armour.
(,
assisting all the arts.
Dor. side, every way. ov not quite.
Adv.
II.
()
everywhere, on every
spear.
navaayia, like
full
;
,(): -5, \$
(, ')
ay
-, -,
ij
old, enfeebling all.

f,
-, , ) -,
in every
way, by
all
means;
-.
manifold.
side, Lat.
(iras,
)=
in full
ov, (iras,
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
-, , ,
,
object.
ov,
(,
all-honourable.
gen.
, (, yijpas)
making
all
(, *>) all-knowing. , , () of every kind, of all sorts, Adv. -, in all kinds of ways.
Adv.
(iras) from all quarters, from every
undique.
(sub.
moon;
Adv., without any nom.

irdvavSCiji Ion.
$ , . -, , -,
sorts
-, -, -5,
-,5,
of
seeds.
),
ov,
the time offull
moon
every expedient, turn every stone, in order to effect
the time of full
avpiov
ov,
ov,
($, (vs) very stately. all-surveying. ($, (, 6$) all-wise, very jvise.
(,
ov, (nds,
) )
)
()
in use,
it
moon,
the full
any
to-morrow's full moon.
composed of all
irav-arpaTiiji Ion. -ifj,
orparos) dat. used as

in use (but gen.
occurs), with the whole army.
-, (,
(,
dat. used as Adv.,
without any nom.

ov,
-5,
every side, accumulated.
Adv., Dor. for

aiva,
Adv., Ion. for
.) ^^. ,
(,
in replying
with all speed. swept together from
before a vowel
:
-. Adv. ()
all-wretched.
entirely,
wholly, altogether
all
affirms strongly, by
ruler of
where:
in every direction, every way. II. of ner, by all means, absolutely : in all respects.
-, $, ) , -,)
means, undoubtedly.
name
of a precious stone.
all-prevailing.
ov, 6,
4s,
(,
iravT-apxas, Dor. for

all.
(,
-, 5, ) ) -, ) '-5, -, ) -, ) -, ) 5 ),
---,
ov,
',
short-lived.
, ) -, -, ) -,
Hence
Adv. in every kind of way.
opos,
ov,
, ($, (,
all-mighty.
oXiyoxpuvios) utterly
iravTO-iropos,
(, (, <, (, ov, (,
5)
all-daring, shameless.
all-hateful.
all-suffering.
ov,
vopos) all-inventive.
-iravT-oiTTas, Dor. for
, (,
all-seeing.
iravToae, Adv.
()
ov,
(, 5) all-reverend, august.
in all ways, everv way.
iravTOTC, Adv. at all times, always. ov, {iras, all-daring.
iravr-ovpyos, ov,
ov,
($, epyov) = avovpyos. (, ipayiiv) all-devouring. ov, (, all-confused, com-
mingled.
irav-Tpoiros, ov,
ov,
(, (,
utterly routed.
all-nourishing.
in nowise,
-apxos, ov,
Ion.
(,
all-riding, absolute.
. . ,
Adv.
()
of Place, every-
Man-
iravTaxo0v, Adv. {vas)from all places or sides. Adv. () in all directions, every way.
Adv. () to all places, every way. Adv. () everywhere.
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.
()
wholly, altogether
()
($
tainly,
[a]
all.
highest of all.
vcraros)
ruined, destroyed, undone.

terly
ruinous.
stroyed.
act. all-destructive.
'-'5, (,
potior
,^
and opt. of
-, -, -, , ) -6$, -, ) -, ) ) , ,. ,, ', (.
-(5, ,
,
last of all.
{itas,
($)
,,
(iras,
. )
; :
is
eminent above
used like denote the

II.
519
Lat. a or ab, by, with pass. Verbs to
agent, as,
tivos
to
be
uppermost;
struck by any one.
and
(iras,
utter destruction, utter ruin.

(irds,
From
oXiOpos,
utterly
2. in
moral
sense, ut-
abandoned.
(s,
II.
act. all-destructive, all-
(,
utterly
ruined, deII.
2. in
moral sense, utterly abando/ied.

ev, (nas,
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
' ^^ '(
by,
;
(,
visible to all.
(ttos,
in every season.
Lzt.
pax! bush!
still!
contrary to contrary to destiny opinion. 4. beside, beyond, except ; besides this, there is nothing else ; so,
'
(V
'^.
f.
Dor. for
aor. I inf.
[]:
:
aor.
pf.
,'
one
conflict
have in possession. irairai, Interj. of of surprise, ah
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.
:
father, appointed by him.

aicos, 6,
, () . , , '2, ,,.() . ^, ,
suffering, Lat.
the
inf.
pf. is also
Dep. to get, acquire, Lat. used as a pres., to possess, to

vae! oh! alas!
II.
'
so
by
(
by
5. in
of winning the Olympic prize

within
little,
i.
'
;
'
he was within
;
bx'i-fov
e.
well-nigh, almost;
much;
Lat. quatenns
how much,
to
by so
so,
much;
'
he came within a
i.
Utile of
dying;
great a nearness of danger,

little.
e.
to escape danger by
lengthd, for
comparison with;
a Scythian
name of Jupiter.
himself compared with himself;
'02, ,
,
, , , =
( $
is
' '(
;
$ '(
come
within so
it is
$-
in the course
Prasia.
cautiously or timidly round, to peer about

eagerly.
II. c. ace. to
,
,
of the war.
all
it
grandfather.
may
or
follow
its
:
Subst. in
three cases, but

stands for
of or for one's grand-
nestly after.
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.
: , , .
(Foreign word.) Dor. for
fut.
.
then written
absol., as
so also
when
a fish found in the Thracian lake
Adv., near, together, at once.
:-,
aor.
I
part. fcm. of
to look
to look
look
round for, look ear-
-. , (.
,
atniss,
aor. I part, of
,
:
{\$)
for
ace.
' ,,
poet, abbrev. for
in sense of
:
Prep, with gen., dat., and Ep. Radical sense, beside :
. .
-. -', --$. -, -. -, - -, !
contrary
alteration or change, as in
aor.
to by the side of: to stand beside, c. dat. pass beside or beyond, i.e. to overstep, transgress;
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.
In
II. it is
also used
, $
wrong,
to,
as
in
agaitist, as in
pass. inf.
:
of
f.
pf.
.
:
-, :
also,
IV. of
Ep.
aor. 2
part.
-('
to
go by
or
Genit. from beside, from alongside of, I. WITH whether of Place or Person metaph. issuing, derived,
proceeding from
;
(
to
the transgressor
[],
pf.
-,
III.
Pass.,
with aor.
to be transgressed or
vap'
to give In Att. Prose,
from
offended against. let pass, let slip : IV. in Comedy, not.

to step
to
pass over, omit it escaped me
or
oneself, /rom one's
own means.
forward
to address the spectators.
520
of a
(, -, -: : -(
staff.
,
,
) -, $)
, (,
.
like
irapa-QaKXOs,
ov,
like
f.
aor. 2
Pass., aor. I
pf.
to
put before, as fodder before horses, Lat. objicere, projicere : to hold out as a bait : also
throw
beside,
, , -,() -: -,
"Kapay
a Bacchanal.
:
to object or cast in one's teeth, Lat. objicere. to

set
side
by
side,
to
stake
one
;
thing
then generally, to another, as in games of chance Med. to expose oneself to venture, hazard, stake
danger ;
setting
()
my
\\(5 (
in
life
lipon
a cast
war
so,
refcva to stake one's

side by side, so as to
own
children.
,( , () Adj. of
\
staff,
as
pf.
--
. <5, ,
,
: :
: :
II.
ways or askance, squinting.

f.
f.
absol.
-,
come
, and comparable. $, , ,
",
6,
verb.
looking side-
to call or cry out to.
to
come
to
help another
one-
to the rescue.
against
self to danger,
Dep. run hazard.
(8),
to expose
parison
hazarding
2. to set
:
staking, risking of persons, ventureso77ie, reckless. 2, of things, hazardous, perilojis.

:
,, ,
:
u) a placing beside, com-
compare one with another
Med.,
'
the side
treachery set against another.
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.
,
anarais
vying with one another : Pass., one piece of
\(
III.
to
britig to
-,()-. , -, ,
illustration, parable.
,
f.
:
,
,
Dep.
to
shew disregard.
stuffed in.
to stuff' in, insert,
[]
aor. 2 inf. of
passed.
, , , . ( -^ () () ^, . , () ,), -,
,
,
audience in the Poet's name.
-, -^
-77:
^
:
--
[],
,,
one's partisans or clients.

to another.
III.
one
who
statids
$, ,
beside
the
the charioteer.
warrior or combatant who sta?ids beside from one II. a transgressor, in poet, form mand.
poet,
Hence an announcement passed II. an order, word of com-
transgressed.
by force contrary to law.
any one,
side
eye.
side: metaph.,
a side meaning,
hung
sides
, () , ()
2. to
(, ^, , -,
-,
look
;
f.
II.
to
pf. pass,
of
pf. inf. pass,
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
. . .
,
in war, a
be
gone beyond, sur-
Med.
of
Dep.
to
do a thing
be prese7it : to stand by, to second, support.

things, to be at hand, to come, happen, belong to.
to
use violence towards
to constrain,
compel.
^,
to look aside or askance, take

to
a witik with one

the
nation.
aor. 2
2.
to see
wrong. Adv.
i.
thrown in by
decide unfai7-ly, err in one's jjidgment.
dyopevdv
to speak with
pf.
-,
beside,
something a curtain or screen used to cover the

f,
:
$, ,
e.
maliciously, invidiously.
of
ships.
for the
Ep. purpose of aiding or protecting..

:
aor. 2
to
go
beside,
, -.
which
is
with the elbows, elbow.
OTie
,() ,
$, ,
aor. 2
--, -,
:
-, - ,givmg
f.
instruction.
orders, giving the

to
(apa'^'^k)ananno7nci7g. II. word ofco7nma7id.

give just a taste of a thing
thing.
to be the
:
to taste slightly
of
worse for old age.

[t]
aor. 2
^^^
later
:
fut.
-"2.
to be at
hand, by or near,
of
II.
come
to,
arrive at
2. to
absol. to arrive at one's destito maturity.

:
'^
come
later
fut.
-"
i.
to decide beside the right,
e.
to
taken in the arms, the object ofo7te's embrace. to push aside Dep.
part,
(, -) (, -)
and
that
clause, codicil.
that
inf.
of
5, ,
which
writes beside,
an additional
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.
(-)
( , -, -,
to
f.
^^,
:
demur
cf.
to lay
bare at the side : metaph.

to
to lay open, disclose.
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,
aor. 2
:
-^-
- -, ^. , -,
concede.
;
()
&. -,
tradere
:
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, to
-,
521
ys,
rj,
aor.
($,
i
pass. subj.
story,
marvel.
unexpected, strange, marvellous.
divert, alter the course of, to distort, pervert.

to
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.
Hence
across.
into line.
make no
a
splash in coming out of the water. II. leading aside or away, misleading : a fallacy, quibble. III. an alteration, change, variety.
Ep.
by.
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.
f.
make a show
example.
side of: to exhibit,

as so
over or assign money.

out one's dinner.
^ -^, 68, -,,

f.
, -, .-: -, , () ,
17,
2.
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
aor. 2 inf. of
\y],to
weep beside or along with.

aor. 2
:
inf.
to sleep beside or
of,
put
to
shame.
s,
, (^^,
io
f.
:
make an example
)
to
of,
like
an
the
and
-:
shew by
3. to
past.
bring forward.
2. to represent
and
so, to represent,
pour tray.
band posed
with-
, (4) $, , .. , -^., $ $, -, . , ,) . -, $, -, ^ , , ,
down
legends, doctrines, etc., tradition:
tradition.
a, ov, or
to be
queathing, transmission. render. 3. the transmission or handing
handed down, a
of
5, () $, $, -'
ov,
(,
of Xoyos) a strange
.
which
neut.
:
co?itrary to opinion,
Adv. -a;s. a handing down, be2. a giving up, surof

is
also that
handed down,
etc.
ov, verb. Adj.
or
(plur.) ofie
must give up.
aor. 2 part. o{
Ep.
fut.
be
Jiear as
a servant,
by
l/f
ov,
that
may
be run through
(^) (^)
to serve.
;
cursorily, by the
a running beside or way, Lat. obiter. running beside. II.
spaces for
aor. 2 inf. of
inf.
, (,
:
to
govern
or reign with one.
a slinking in beside. From Med., with aor. 2 act.

to
Epic
creep
or
slink
2. io
creep in underhand, slink or steal in.
Dep.
, a park or pleasure-grounds ; an Eastern word used in the Septuagint for the garden
6$,
:
(,
Suttvov) to
go
'- -(eya
of Eden.
to
inf. to
Ion.
:
Dep. to take or receive from another, have by right of succession, as hereditary. 2. c.

take tipon oneself
let in
:
- :
Ep. aor.
couple
f.
pf.
coupled togeiher.
admit,
-, ,, -, -,
hence
f.
engage to do.
a side hint.
serve.
3. to
side,
to
admit, allow.
to attend
to disclose by
,-, -, -605 -,
f.
aios.
f.
and
useless disputation.
(,
-$ )
hang
-, f.
Desiderat. of
to
to be dis-
-, , -
contr.
lift
or ready to deliver up.
sing beside or to one.
up and
I
set beside
pass,
and
:
to set beside
Pass, to hang on one side Att. -, io yoke beside,

:
(,
f.
-,
.
io
contr.
),
Pass, to be joined side by side,
provoke
f.
to jealousy.
and
to the girdle.
Att.
ov
\also os, ov,
gird
to the
Att.
-mos,
a,
ov,
beside the sea, lying on the seaside.
juxtaposition, comparison.
irapa-Ocb),
to
f.
-, -, .,, () -,
522
f.
on, inspire with confidence. irapaOeiev, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. of
irapaOcis,
f.
^,
to cherish,
later
run
beyond, outrufi.
another, compare.
f.
to
one, a deposit
^. -,
)
, -, -,, . -, -, ((, , -, . -, .- , , (). -^, -, , . , (- -, -, -( , -, . -, $, , (.

aor. 2 part,
. . ,
II.
off.
comfort.
to
embolden, cheer
3. to entreat one to do. Lat. deprecart, to avert by entreaty, beg
earnestly.
like
Hence
and
iniperat. of
supplication.
an obtaining by prayer: earnest II. a deprecating. III. an

off.
interceding for, begging
irop-oiTuos, ov, also a, ov,
^,
to soften,
assuage, soothe.
part the cause
to heat or
57,
fcus,
inflame to excess. a putting beside, II. suggestion, advice.

II.
-($, ,
:
accessory
to.
ov, Ep. for
med.
part, of
exhorting, encouraging,
for
:
poet,
one side
of,
run beside. deviate from.

to to
encoitragement, persuasion
also,
) ^, ($, ()
(,
a beguiling.
beside:
being in
pres.
III.
io
run
'-,
encourage.
:
f.
,
to
f.
observe one thing beside

to overlook, slight.
:
be
hung
or
hang
,
inf.
poet, for
to
hang up
Pass,
to
beside.
II.
Ep. for
3 sing. aor.
(,
whet or sharpen upon
metaph.
of
aor. 2 inf.
-,
anything lodged with
med. of Dep.
to sit beside or
of persons, a hostage. fut. nied. of

for
near.
f.
Att.
poet, for
side or near.
2
'--(,
, poet,
transgression.
-((
beside.
2
-,
down
to set be-
II.
Med.,
i
fut.
also
aor.
aor.
sit
to
poet, for
down
ov, poet,
for
thrown in by the way, sneering, malicious
^
),
aor. 2 of
of words,
irap-aivco),
:
to advise,
drawing
Pass.,
,, . ,
to fall
17,
irapaLveais,
f.
() - -:
or
, from
f.
to stir up, kindle.
one by chance.
advice, counsel.
aor.
:
Pass., aor. I
pf.
recommend, counsel.
irapaiwwi9T)aiv,
3 sing. aor. 2 subj.,
Ep. for and part.
a taking away from beside, a with-
-(,
of,
curtailing.
f.
-.
From
:
aor. 2
(\.
to
aoR
;
^- - -, -, -:
:
see
so also in
II. intr.
down
of Act., aor.
^^:
:
beside or near.
-, -, -, -,
f.
to let
by the side
Med.
f.
to put, place, set

intr.
beside or near.
II. in
Med. and
tenses
pf.
to
pf,
and trapa-Kaipos,
ov,
vntimely, ill-timed, unseasonable.

f.
-,
:
(,
pf.
I.
stand
to light, kindle,
or near.
pass.
fern,
pf.
pf.
send for, summon. Eat. arcessere : witness, to invoke the gods to invite. to, cheer on, encourage, exhort : to excite.
to aid,
;
to
take
to
away from
divert to
beside.
2.
to
els
draw' aside on
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.
Hence
the side,^ the selvage
of by
, -, -, .
:
veil.
thing beside, to
for
$, ,
f.
that which
:
of cloth
is taken offfrom generally, a band, strip.
beside
contr. for poet,
II. as law-term, around one. Hence to make a deposit, pay a sum into court.
one,
Dep.
to
hear
the
way.
irap-aiatos, ov,
portentous.
past.
to
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
:
-, -,
{,
f.
^:
f.
: aXoios) of
i
recovery of an inheritance, to be forfeited in case of

failure, Lat.
ill
omen, ominous,
Ep. aor.
to
dart
:
lodged in one's hands,
pf.
Dep.
,-, -, : ,, () -, f.
later
-: -,
i.
burn beside
to call to one,
e.,
to call
to call as
II. to
call
III.
demand,
require.
,
f.
a covering
to
metaph. a cloak,
From
\,
f,
cover by hanging some-
veil, cloak, disguise.
to
to
Ep. aor. 2 throw ozput down put a girdle beside

:
for
i.
e.
gird
it
money deposited
in
suits
sacramentum.
anything
esp.
a deposit,
trust.
:
f.
aor. 2
--
-(1.<.,
sit
or near, esp. to
-,
Ep.
inf.
-^/^, Pass, / Itebeside
die beside or near.
by at meals, Lzt.Juxta accumbert. f. Xvw, to lay down beside.
side, to lie
hands.
in alongside.
in a person's
with another, give

f.
Med.
to
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.
-, -, -^^, , -, -^
hands
it
f.
-, -, -,-, -,
f.
<-(, .
with
:
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 f. \pw, to leave behind in one's

to
f.
f.
Med.
to
in trust, entrust to his keeping.

to keep back, restrain.
to
to settle
another near oneself.

Att. for
metaph.
:
in
Med.
to set all straight.

:
irapa-KCip.ai, inf.
:
(, $, , -(,
Med.
II.
mend, prescribe. on by shouting: 3
in pass, sense, orders
a calling out irapaKcXcvap.a, aros, hortation, encouragement.
summoned.
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.,
irapaKivSvvivais,
17,
, -,
:
sing, plqpf.
$, ,
had been given.
$, , , ((\) -([, ,
,=
f.
^ () .
=
to
, () , $. -, , -. ^ -, () -, . -, ,
Pass, to lie
^. ^. \$,
:
: :
523
down
be-
one's aid, esp. in a court of justice, Lat. advocatus as Subst., an advocate. 2. generally,
a helper; hence
Comforter.
in
N. T.,
the Helper,
fix or drive
lodge property
Adv. turning aside, averting.

epos,
f.
bending sideways,
to deposit or
to deposit one's
[t],
,= -,
From
to set
turn or bend aside; the gate ajar. 2.

;
make
dwell beside
to
metaph.
Pass,
to
make
to
swerve, distort
aWrj
:
SiKas they turn righteous judgments aside.
II.
and Med.,
:
aor. 2
[t]
pf.
sew on or
to lie
down
beside, lie near, esp. at meals,
Lat. juxta accumbere.
exhort,
advise,
recomis
to exhort, encourage, cheer
ness to hear, disobedience,
used
Hence
with another, Lat. communicare.

ov,
to,
cheering on.
an
ex-
beside,
(,
one
to
:
cheered on,
-, 5) -, -, ,
Ion. for
hearing amiss
unwilling-
Med.
(, , (,
,
ace. iv
:
Koivos) to take counsel
one
who
sleeps
a bedfellow, husband.
ios,
irap-aKoiTis,
Ep. dat.
to ride
by or past.
throtighout.
transporting, conveying.
, ()
f.
aKoiTis) a wife, consort.
to follow close or
to attend studiojtsly
II.
of rules, to hold
hard upon good

mind,
metaph.
to follow in one's
understand.
II.
or sailing across.
f.
(TTOS
disturb violently, Lat. commovere.

one's
distraught,
tions.
weep beside or
passing, filch underhand.

Ion. for
a calling to one, summons to assist. 2. a calling upon, imploring. 3. exhortation, encouragement.
Tfov, one must call on.
horting, hortatory.
-, () -. -, -, (, ) 5, ,, $: - -, - -( '-$, () ^. $, $,
f.
, --6 -,
f.
7rp-.vc,
ground,
a hardy, venturous phrase.

trans, to
move aside
to excite,
II. intr. to shift
alter.
2. to be
impassioned:
to be
-, -,
mad.
3. to raise troubles or
commo-
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.
-^,
a carrying across, (from Pass.) a going
along with, escort
,. ,
to pass by.
f.
and
coining falsely
:
to
at.
Ion.
-, \,
=
terfeit
to
bar or shut out.
to steal
from
the side or in
fut. pass,
of
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.
to
-, , -, () , $, () -, ,
,
:
a striking falsely, a metaph. madness, frenzy.

struck falsely, coun-
ov,
metaph. deranged, mad.
Pass, to be cheated.
III.
metaph.
to drive
mad,
hear
derange, distract.
f.
to
beside or by the way, to hear talk of.
II.
to hear
ov, verb
Adj. o(
,
neut.
or learn underhand.
III. to
hear wrong, mis:
understand.
of or for excalled to
f.
Att.
to let
hang on
the side.
aor.
part,
of
fraud.
, : ,- () , ,() -, ^: , -,, -, -, -, ,) ) -,
[],
f.
Pass, to be separate ajid place beside : along, extend over a space. drawn up to pat, touch on the side. irapa-icpOTCci), f.
:
:
524
esp. to strike
aor.
-:
an
Pass., aor. I
[]
striking a false note
, {)
:
- ^. () -, : ,
:
pf.
^.
pf.
ov, also a, ov,
(, $)
alternation
by the sea, on
the sea shore.
to
hand, transfer.
II.
a passing from hand change, va:
riation.
striking
II.
beside,
an exchange.
:
error.
a cheating,
I
Adv.
f.
:
f.
ternating rows.
irap
Pass., aor.
I
{.
Pass., aor.
Att.
pf.
to strike beside,
II.
a wrong
tiote in
music.
to
lead
-':
or alter a
to
make
- :-^
:
alternately
in al-
aor.
aor. 2
[]
pf.
things alternate.
2. to
change
3.
aside, mislead, deceive.
little,
esp.
for the worse,
to corrupt.
above
in pf.
Dep. to get over and to have over and above.
II. intr. to pass of Place, to pass by or beyond. 2. to pass aside, turn from the by one another.
a, ov, {irapa, ov, and on the seaside, on the shore. to stoop aor. I napKvipa: 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
. - -, , -- - , -,
^:
path, to deviate, vary

ov,
(,
hence
to slip aside, escape.
beside one an-
other, side by side, parallel.
-(|,,
ov,
f.
mis}-eckon,77iiscalculate.
2. to
Dep. to reckon wrong, reason falsely. 11.
to cheat by false reasoning.
, false
see
f.
inf.
pf.
-,
Ion.
to
aor.
:
unexpected, unaccou?i.table.
calculation,
pass.
,-,
(,
)
issue
Hence
reckoning : a fallacy. beyond calculation,
Hence
which
:
to receive from another, to succeed to

2. to
an
office or
to property.
take possession of, to take in

3. to
-,
as Subst. that
is
beyond
all
an unexpected
ov,
II. oi
(, $)
miscalculation.
by or near the sea, naval,
pledge:
also to take by force, seize forcibly.

:
maritime.
take to oneself, as to wife
produce or bring forreceive or entertain as
ward
as a witness,
II. to
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
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.
f.
-, , f.
:
^ -,
aor.
I
:
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 state-
();
),
galleys, reserved for religious missions, embassies, etc.:
wait for, intercept, Lat. excipere.

to put, lay beside or
:
the other was called
near
Med.,
'-',
pass by, Lat. praetermittere.

omittere.
f.
-, . . -^,
^,
to
pf. pass,
take to oneself.
be accepted.
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.
:
another, succession.
(sub.
, , - , , , ,, -, ,() . ,
3. to neglect, Lat.
-, ,".) (, () -, : -:
,
,,
,
:
parted from. 3. to be exempt frojn

miss, depose from
to
to release or set free from:
Pass.
a thing.
4, to discharge, dis5
:
smear with ointment.

of
command
to.
also to set free.
verb. Adj. of
one must
($,
)
undo, put an end
II. to
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.

f.
:
verb. Adj. of
to
aor.
(,
to
-,
,
),
ff,
the sea-coast, coastland.
'', (( (, ()
pf.
:
:
Ion. 3 sing, plqpf. irato
pass by and disre-
From
gard, pay no heed
to.
beside or near, stand by.
''(, -, pf.
f.
of
:
^. . ^
aor,
to stay
II.
absol. to stand one's
ground, standfast.
hind.
2. to stay at
a place, stay beto
endure, last.
other, to compare.
TLVos
along the thighs

this^hs, cuisses.
] ^: -, (, $)
f.
-, , -,
ov.
3. to survive,
remain alive: of things,
Dor. for
to
($.
[a]
II. to
measure one thing by anmeasure out.

Med.,
pass,
Dep. : / mention besides or by the way, mention of one thing along with another.
() -'^ - - , -5, (, ) .-: () -,

:
lasting, steadfast, faithful.

steadfastly.
or music, discordant with or
, -, ^ -, ^. ^ -, . , ,. - -) -, . -, ) 'p-,Dor. =
to
:
surpass one in beauty.

ov,
at the side of or armour for the

f,
, ^) -
to raise
intr. to
or ?iear.
to be
-, --, -, , -,
f.
: :
-,
to
corrupt by conquest.
to
\>. =
,
:
:
525
pass beside
II.
up beside or
in answer.
stand forth beside.
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.
-, (,
:
impf.
aor. I
pf.
Pass., aor.
:
pf.
to transgress the
law, act
and
'.
Ion.
pf.
2. to
mix
in,
mingle, intermix with, add by mixing.

to
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.
illegally.
2. to
;
01/,
vying
:
racing with.
to
fut.
-^7//
transgression of law,
habitual law-breaking.
mahe
--,
poet, for
Ion. for
absol.,
/ tarry, stay.
Ion. for
aor. 2 inf. of
ov, also
, ov,
'^&..
ov,
or robe
Dep. to address with soothing or cheering words : to encourage, exhort, advise. 2. to console, appease.
:
- -- -( -, )
ov,
poet,
(,
{) {)
:
abiding by, as Adv.,

,
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.
(, $)
'/
lasting.
averse to the
Muses
aor. 2
-, -,
poet, for
hence harsh, horrid.

f.
:
:
who
(, 4)
to
to
cover with a cloak
hence
cloak or disguise.
-,
to
Lacon.
f.
(,
bind the hair with afillet or head-band.

:
Hence
hortation.
near.
, () -, ,
,
aor. I
passing.
^
near
:
amiss, to waste, lavish.
--, -,
,
encoi-iragetnent
:
also persuasion.
-, , ^, , (, ) -,
hospitality
:
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-êvos, ov, with a false claim to friendship or
(, $) , {, -, ,
to scrape
-,
(,
generally, /a/si, spurious.

f.
beside:
to
graze
in
ov,
as Subst.
to graze, keep close beside.

f.
an address, ex-
2.
a consolation, relief, assuagement. f. Dep. to bellow beside or

later
intrans.
-, -,
strike
Lat. excidere
one's senses, lose one's wits.

:
{, ''^) '-,
:
to
-avaf. read beside or
bound
to
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.
-,
and
-, -^
f.
to
pile
along the shore.
, -,
swim)
to
to arise beside or near.
swim
:
f.
-, (,
Ion.
f.
beside or by.
up beside
^,
-(, (, -.
to
mislead to do a thing by craft or fraud.

poet, for
to
f.
heap) to heap or
and
prevail upon, win over
Dep.
to siuim beside, to
swim
' -, -, ,- : -, , -,
to strike
{.-[],
aside
:
beside or near the axle rapid whirlings. to shave at the side: metaph.
on the
to
side.
II.
to
fall aside, fall out from,
wander from
to
hurl beside:
Med.
to vault or
aside.
,
:
f.
to mislead, cajole.
dupl. aor. 2 subj. in 3 sing,
,.
fut.
aor. 1
to
persuade one
arts, to
-,
:
to
win by persuasive
;
Homer
often uses an Ep. repart,
526
or beyond,
-,, -,
f.
f.
//< [], Dep.

:
'- -.
: : :
tnake trial
:
of.
make
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

aor. I
to
3. to escort, cojivoy
II. to sefid
:
part,
beside, coasting along.
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
-, , - -, () -, -, ) -, -, ,- , -, : -, -, -: , -, : , () -,-, ) , {) -, -, , . , () -, ( ) , - $ -, ( 5, of,
in addition.
.. Med.,
to
so
Lat. trajectus.
convoy ships.
III.
besides or
metaph.
to let pass, take
no heed
7, 7-',,
:
Lat. praetermittere.
,. -, , .
from an
obsol. pres.
, ov, coming to a place, Ep.
contr.
-,
2.
a sailing a passage over the sea,
()
syncop.
aor. 2 part, of
side, to escape by the side.
-, -,
f,
Ion. for napanXtoj.

aor, I part, of
to
blow beside or by the
and
-,
f.
to stretch
aros,
veil.
f.
before,
a curtain,
Dep.
ioy beside,
-,
near, by
:
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
-5,
II.
poet, irapiro8ios, ov,
pf.
-nen4-
the feet, close by, present.
syncop. tofiy along, fly over:
ruin beside:
Trap air
to fly to.
beside or near Pass., with fixed or planted beside.

f.
and
-,
f.
-,
pf.
med.
-'/,
fix or plant
to be
ing.
-, -, -, , 5) (,
Pass., with
,
is
(, $)
at
{.- -,
Att.
fut,
to destroy,
pf.,
med.
plqpf.
to perish beside or near.
that which
a convoying, procurprocured, supplies, provisions.

by the sea.
irapa-irovTios, ov,
-,
,
{.
to
spring by or beyond:
c.
-'5,
Pass, to
ov,
a,
(,
go
beside or past.
beside or
;
ace. to overleap, transgress.
near a
river, situated or
to embitter,
or near
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.
-'',
-,
/iat
:
provoke. Hence provocation : contumacy.

to kindle,
dwelling on a river people who live on a river.

Att.
Ion.
burn beside
pf.
to
do beside or beyond the main purpose.
-,
ol
f.
II. to
Pass, to be inflamed.
f.
aor. 2
-4:
--
do with another, join or help in doing. , a false or dishonest embassage.
From
aor. I part, of
{.-^^'.
-.
I
Act. and
Med.
to execute
an em-
bassy faithlessly or dishonestly.
aor. I
aor,
Pass.,
to
7nakeApeTSonwanderfrom
the right
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.
-, , -, -,
arcs,
ing, saw-dust.
that which falls off in sawto
From
f.
f
:
to fasten beside, fiear or alongside:
Pass,,
, (, ^)
:
by the hands
Med,
aros,
sides of war-horses.
7-'
-) to
: :
Ion.
f.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2

sail beside,
:
-^
(as if
covers for the
to touch beside or at the side.
saw
beside
gently,
[t]
the oar grasped
a fall beside
metaph. a transgression.
a sickness which and -TtXfvfrom a Verb prevented one from being victor at the Pythian games
:
, (,
i?i
in
near or alongside
to sail
().
along a coast
to sail past.
ace. pi. of
ov,
&\.
stricken
aside
frenzy-stricken.
rjyos, o,
) 8,
to be
-, 5,
-dpos Ion.
ov,
etc., v.
ov, like
}$, (,
distraught.
-.
:
deranged
rnind.
Dor. and poet, for

fut.
struck side-
, ,
later
:
to take
away from
ways ; gloves TrapaTrXfjyfs a shelving beach, on which the waves break obliquely, and not directly (as against a cliff). II. metaph. = mad.
the side, filch.
coming
--,
ov,
also
a,
^/, (,
ov,
close beside, resembling,
-$.
-,
-, -^ ) (, -^)
f,
^, to sew beside or along sewn on as a fringe or border.

pf.
: : :
Pass.
aor. 2 in
(,
^,
out from his foot.
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,
--, ^, ., (, (5 . , -, ^) -,,, (, ) -, (, ) 4, -, , (, ) -, , -, , -, -, -, , -, (, $ -, -65, , ) -,

may down
thing.
^ -,
from ;
,
out of time or tune

side for shelter
of ships to protect the men.
the side.
to
,
:
) -, (, ^)
irodbs (p\i\p
a vein has hurst
, {,
be
moved by words.
II.
of persons, that of words, persuasive.
to freeze beside or near.
and -,
:
one's stake
II. to
to throw beside, esp, to throw hence to run the risk of doing a throw aside or away, reject.
. " (( ,
:
527
been made; preparations had been
when preparations had

Hence
tois
made by
the Greeks.
aros,
anything got ready ox
prepared.
tion,
aor. 2 opt. of
ov,
$)
$,
discordant.
anything drawn along the a curtain stretched along the sides
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, furyiitîre, garniture, Lat. apparatus: pomp. 2. of warlike preparation, aforce,
, a getting
:
provision
^ '/
power, equip77ient
te?it
generally, means, resources.

to pitch one's
From
f.
Dep.
(jrapa,
to
draw along
:
beside or near.
the space at the sides
Ion.
-
I.
f.
pf
pass,
of the stage, the side scenes

f.
or, the side
entrances to
ready.
readiness.
,
hang
2.
or attach alongside or upon.
II.
Ion.
the theatre.
Med.
to fit
out,
equip,
get
to
throw over
Pass, to be or get ready, hold oneself in
one
like
a curtain or
f.
f.
tent.
Hence
to light ox fall beside or near.
,
f.
anything hanging at the side. , aparasang, the Persian/arsan^,

stadia.
to stuff or
to leap beside ox near. to look aside from, miss
f.
measure of distance equal to thirty
the sense of.
cram
in beside.
Med.
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.
-^, -, , -,
,
-!
:
from a
beside, to fight or
-,
, -,
:
) , ()
(,
,
-, (, $) $, '-5,
),
((
to
,, , () . , 5, () :,
--,
(,
8,
, ,
f.
f.
^,
to jeer, jest beside or indirectly.
to
--, , (, 3) ,
party.
f.
[], to wrest aside, draw off or away from a thing
distort:
:
to detach
(') ,,
($, ,
(') ,(')
:
$. ,
etc.
manage
:
absol. to
over to one's party.

ready, prepare
in pf.
prepared.
2.
of things,
(
form a
III.
party
to
bring
Hence
Pass, to get oneself

to be ready, be
-, -,
Xhos,
aor. 2
:
to be
got ready, prepared,
beyond, pass by
pass
into.
a helper, assistant,
to
ally.
go
by,
past or
fore, set before

ply.
allege.
2. to
:
528
stretch beside or along, lay flat. to turn or f.

to
-, -,- .. -,, -,
aor. 1
âpavb,
generally, to provide, furnish, sup:
and
break contract with.
semble beside or with others.
-, , ) -^,
f.
:
Att.
lay before one, represent, declare
to
twht
aside.
2.
turn aside, prevent, divert.

f.
[], f. hurry along, as a flood. drag, force a word in.

fut.
to
slide off:
see
battle:
array.
Pass., pf,
battle
:
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 diflêrence 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., <lot. pf. the right way, mislead. to stretch out along, beside or near: to stretch out in a a turning offer away, , line; to draw a long trench. averting, means of averting. 2. of time, to protract, prolong, wear out by delay. ov, turned aside, turned 3. to stretch on the rack, torture Pass, of a corpse, to from the right way. II. act. turning away or
:
() -, , . , . , ,.. < -, , ^ -^, -- to
(,
drag
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,
3. to
hazard.
to
Pass, without Act. in use, to as-
-,
to
2.
or sweep away, to rrapactpuv
'5
-, -, ((5
f.
-8
aor. l
push or thrust off sideways
of an arrow, to aor. 2 imperat. of
glance or make miss or swerve aside.

:
make
to
-,
Ep.
f.
poet. aor. 2
^^, -,
:
inf.
of
aor. 2 inf.
of
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 rip
up lengthwise.
be diverted from a thing.
aor. 2 part. neut.
of
used absol.,
v.
Pass, to live with or at the expense of another.

f.
:
an arranging
in array;
soldiers
in order
an army
(
f.
of
in battle-
From
Att.
aor. I
-, :
to
be laid along,
hold out to the last in a siege. out, extend along, ru7i along.
aros,
fort built beside
falsify.
to observe stiperstitiously
3 sing.
fut.
-, -( . , -, 5, -, anew, transform,
f.
the side, cut off.
,
work
f.
: :
: - -, () :,, , {). ' .) -, ^ -, -, (( -, , '-,

^:
aor.
Med.
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass, to post beside others, esp. in order

:
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.
:
'-, -, '-,
to
to
rear beside or with:
of
'-,
in order of Pass, to be set or posted beside in array : to

to
draw up
one's
men
, -, \ ,
f.
f.
to start,
to
):
lie
dead ;
to
averting a thing.
II. intr. to
stretch
poet, for
, {,
i
a side or cross wall.
into another
alter.
form
generally, to fashion 2. to alter from the truth,

:
poet,
Ion.
pi.
to
.
watch
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.
- ,, ,)/ , -,, ,) , , . -,
c.
a wall or
:
fut.
aor. 2
at,
to
gnaw
at
the
side,
nibble
take
to
bite
of,
gen.
Med.
divert.
-,,
happen
like
poet, for
turn away,
:
f.
aor. 2
to
to be by or at
hand, come
to
to be present
itself,
to cut off at
at,
Lat. interesse: of a thing, to offer or present

2.
Lat. praesto esse.
whoever chanced
or
plqpf.
pass,
of
to be by,
any chance person
rb
ivhatever happens.
ov,
closely or
narrowly:
sol.
(,
,
to
it
abbeing in one's power. marked with a false

3.
stamp, base, counterfeit.

f.
aor, 2 part, of
^:
speak
to,
address.
2.
to
make
one
to
place beside or be-
light of in speaking. 3. to try to of a thing, talk over to a thing.
persuade
-^,
lie
beside
like
immediately, on the spot. in like manner, Lat. perinde.
instant
momentary
on
-, 6,
, -,
-,
;
-,
near.
:
or in
Med.
ov,
generally, neighbouring, near.
irap-avXos, ov,
(, (,
av\os) out of tune.
Adv.
for trap'
, ,. , -, -,
to
dwell or
dwelling or lodging
^.() ,
-$,
,
beside, to
f.
f.
eus,
, and derangement of mind.
529
to
Adv.
{,
make appear
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
5{) $ -,
law.
3. to
$
the neck.
with the Art., at

pleasures.
)
:
(sc.
'),
II.
make
one's
foolish.
immediately, on the
present,
beside or
ov, also a, ov,
aor. 2 inf.
poet,
beside : to prodtice, present;
- of
f.
:
) ^.
(,
:
guard
$,
-,
Med., with
, -, act.
pf.
grow
-, -,
ov,
Dep.
signals to the enemy underhand.

ov, gen. ovos,
(, 6$) , , (,
right mind,
out of one's wits.
beside
2.
false,
Att.
-, ,
f.
to
watch or keep
watch narrowly.
to
puff up.
to
to
shew or
let in
'-6, , -^ , (,
f.
-, , '-,
f
water, to leak.
[],
make grow
aor. 2
beside or at the side.
[],
to slacken
turn aside or
:
the right string, to strike

f.
misuse
slight
-, , -, ^^,
f
:
to winter at a place. a wintering in a place.
aor. i
to
pour
in beside,
f.
pour
in
to
a wrong note. Dep. io use amiss, abuse,

///
.
, )
beside.
:
II.
intr. to
of a ship,
to
Hence
:
pf.
heap up
beside.
strike beside
to act
wrongly or
to disregard, neglect,
of their
away
to avert.
4.
II.
to carry
to
away
Pass, to be carried
carry past or beyond

to
to
away.
fortbivith, straightway ;
-.
:
absol. in Ion. part,
lives, fighting desperately.
Adv.
for
Pass, to be carried past or
round: nietaph.
err.
go past
2.
or beside the truth, to
mediate necessity; e spur of the moment.

its
III. intrans. in Act., like Pass, to
go
past,
pass,
above.
, $ .. , $. -: , -, -, .05 -, ' ^ -, () . ,, , , ()() , ,. . , ',,^,, , , ,

of Time.
be beyond,
be
by, past, beyond.

f.
exhort, persuade.
-, -, , -^ -,
f.
over
and changing
or beside.
and
to flee close
-, -,-, -,
ov contr.
f.
, -^
ovv,
regardless
spot,
on the
the im-
off-hand, on the
(,
colour, colojirless, faded.

to
throw up a
mound near
make room,
place.
-^, ,
f.
to
go
aside so as to
to speak to
II. to
also to talk over,
to
give place
to retire or
withdraw from a
5, '->[],{.-[]
aor. 2 opt. of
speak deceitfully.
Hence
verb. Adj. one
must give way.
aor. 2
med.
:
part, of
, a cooling, refreshment, comfort.

to cool, refresh, comfort,
From
aor. 2
[]
part.
to anticipate, overtake, be
beforehand with, surpass.

f.
the
way.
Ep. for
-<', ,
to
$,
ov, 6, poet, for
poet, for
($,
[j8a]
pf. part,
of
to say beside or by
aor. 2 subj. of
[],
ov, wet,
damp.
leopard-skin.
a being carried aside,
$,
Att. contr.
(sub.
), ,
From
($
Ion. los,
distraction, madness.
pard, leopard or panther.
present.
the
a fence, breastwork: a low screen: in a ship, the bulwarks.
side or
-^, ,
round
a place
{.
:
way
;
bringforward, produce,
,,
()
3
pi.
I
,~,
Lat. pardalis, a
spotted like the pard.
aor. 2 inf
ov,
carried aside or out of
reeling, staggering.
$, ,
Att.
or panther.
-,
f.
(,
to
run a fence
be-
to enclose
with a fence.
to be beside oneself, to be dis-
traught.
Hence
, .. , . aor. 2 subj.
and fut. of a pard, leopard
of
irapcacrt, Ep. for
(( sum).
[,
aor.
pass. o{
aor. 2
of
f.
aor. 2 of
[aj,
to
add
at the side, interpo
530
-,
another.
late: to enroll illegally
vuptyyvav
-, ,
f.
aor. 2 pass. part, illegally registered.

to
to
word of command.
exhort, encourage.
to another.
the watchword or
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 be ever
, ,
-,
-,
an
II.
to
hand
Hence
and
7-65, , word command.

of pass, of
aor. I
3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 of
f.
, (($)
{,
-, ,
oy,
rally, beside,
6,
coadjutor of a magistrate.
f.
7(, -(, -,, , ($

',
in plur.
of
,
;
, .
next
to,
near.
assessor, assistant:
and 2 of Dep. to sit beside: but are aor. 2 med. imperat. and
aor. I
',
,
aor. I pass. inf.
{)
=
aor.
aor. I of
the cheek, used
in sing,
he uses Ion. form
the cheek-piece of a helmet.
-,
'-,
to
Trapcias, ov, 6,
being used instead, to remark, notice.

aor.
f.
,
yield
$.
2 with
(, ()
II.
I
:
pass, of
poet. aor. 2
side,
low.
allowable;
to time.
{, (
at.
,, 7-
it
^ -,
II.
on
one
impers.,
^ . . . -, -, . -( \ . , -, -(,
and
plqpf.
intr.:
^ 4. -, -, ! ^. . . -, . ,, -,
;
III.
among
the citizens; irapey-
to
go
to or near, enter
absol. to approach.
hand on
to one's neighbour pass on the watchword or 2. to command suddenly, to 3. to pledge one's word to
generally, to come, put oneself forward, present oneself. irapetvat, inf. of sum).
--^, {, () {(
being used instead
:
aor. 2
:
with no
pres. in use,
over,
commit or commend
a passing on
,
sert
;
c.
ace. pers. to talk
over, persuade
hence
to overreach.
[In
Hom.,
part.
(. -, {, ()
Ion. for
irapeis, 2 sing, of
irapeis,
metri grat.]
to fasten or attach beside, in-
seems to mean adding observ-
ance of the laws.
(,
{( sum).
of
:
ev, aor. 2 part,
to sit constantly beside,
f.
to
bring in beside
to
bring for-
ward, introduce, Hence
exhibit.
II. to introdtice secretly.
)
in
ov,
brought
in
beside,
introduced
secretly.
sitting beside
II. as Siibst.
Prose, the assessor or
of
. -,
$,
:
gene-
along with.
- 7-,
-677;^
to
:
-6, -,>. -,
to to to introduce a
f.
Dep.
to take in besides or
Pass,
and Med., with
-^,
act,
aor.
to
get
pf.
in by the side, to slip or creep in.
Dep. with
act. aor. 2
-,
()
part,
come
in secretly or wrongfully.
bring in beside ; law inconsistent with another.
II.
add
or apply besides.
by Homer always
II.
irapeirai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of before a vowel

I. c.
Prep.,
exclusive of.
gen. outside, before: besides, except, 1. c. ace. out along, beyond, along-
{,
as
no
pres. in
to
use,
side
observe by the way, to overlook, disregard.

inf.
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 ;
-aOuv:
side, except,
..
except so long as
..
give way
to
permit, al-
{.
to stepoutpast or beyond,
it is
in
my power,
to deviate from: to overstep, transgress a rule: absol.
wherever
as
it
TO
ael
poet, for
pf. pass,
of
inf.
napeivai
:
sum)
^. .
impf.
:
was practicable; was practicable from time

it
to deviate, to
$,
also a digression.
f.
to be by, to be present.
2. to
be by or near one,
adesse.
pers.,
possible,
(
go
c. dat.
also to be present in or
3. to be
present to help, to stand by, like Lat. 4. to have arrived at a place. 5. imit
elude;
subj.
-, -,
f.
-, , ''-(,
make a
digression.
Hence
is
in
it
my
is
power:
it is
absol.
it
is
may
it
be done,
allowed: part,
allowed, Lat.
Ion. vapeov,
being possible, since

6.
quum fieri possit.
stances, the present state or condition

inf.
or near, to pass: to go pass by, overtake, surpass. 3. of Time, to pass on, pass. II. to pass on towards,
by,
tbo):
-,
7-, (,
f.
present circum;
also
:
impf.
( iv
. {,
'-,
sides.
beside
alongside.
2. to
^,
-,., -6,
to
irap-eKTcov, verb. Adj. of irap-CKTos, Adv. (ktos) out
,, -,
Pass.
a stepping out beyond, deviation:
/ slip out by the side, steal away.
3 sing. Ion. impf. of to turn a little aside : to deviate.
(.
to collect covertly, to embezzle.
to flee out
away from
before, to
Ep. for
-}, 3
sing. aor. 2
f.
, ((. ,
=
to stretch out
to accomplish against
{,
to
turn aside, divertfrom theway.

past.
run out
aor. 2 of
along, to deploy. a wish. one must furnish.

of,
without, be-
aor.
-
to
f.
- .
[&]
( -6<, , . -(
'
Att.
-(
pasi.
II.
as if intr. (sub.
,'$,
:
to
drive by or
etc.) io
drive past ; then with a new ace. to drive past a perk(p' son, overtake him ; also, irapiXavvuv k<p'
$,
drive on a chariot, or ride on horseback.

:
2.
.. , )
:
: :
531
f,
to
wear out with playing upon
pf. pass.
p7LTt.apv4vosworn out by being played

worn
out, exhausted.
upon, generally,
'--(,
'6,
aor. 2 of
inf.
{,
to
go out
beside,
pass by or alongside.
2. to
overstep, trans-
to
loci, to sail by,
to ride by, to ride
(\.
((
, ,
row
or saz7 by, past (sub. joOj/)
then with an ace. past a person or place. 3. later also

to ride to,
run by
on one's way.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of fut. part. ace. of irapeXevvra, Dor. for
rare fut.
(, '.
of
;
advance towards
-,
to
ibo) being so used in Att.

f.
:
or
pass.
irapeiXKvcra
pf.
draw
;
aside or to the side

1. to
Med.
(, draw
:
[]
to
) , ,((.. ) -,
:
(, --6, ,rowers, out beyond bows -|, -(\

ship
the
gress.
tfc,
either
dpea'ia) the part of the end of the ship, the
or the stern.
intr. (sub.
(sub. vavv) to
,
pf.
:
f.
Att.
-: seemingly
to
etc.), to
drive out past, to drive past

(sub.
row past:
march
by.
(,
6v, aor. 2 part,

inf.
of
Ep. aor. 2
aor.
(.-(
of
:
;
Dep. with
act. aor.
to
go
out beside, to
;
aside
slip past, elude
to
pass out over,

II. to
c.
gen.
but also
c.
for
oneself, intercept.
of boats, bank. 3. to distort, twist. prolong, put off: intr. to delay.

horses
interpolate
ate.
lead alongside, of led to tow from the

II. to
ace. to pass by one.
spin out,
'rap-\LiX\,.-\,top^t
encamp.
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.
ly,
insertion, interpolation.
-, , -,
:
in beside or between,
to let pass.
hence
to
throw in by the way, insinutroops in battle order, to
II. to
draw up
f.
, ()
[],
to
inf.
to look askance.
-, -, {( ,
[], Ep.
f.
, -,-(, -(, -|,

-|6,
f.
f.
overstep, transgress.
to search ojit by
comparison.
to find out besides.
f.
to let
out beside
II.
Med.
,,, -(, -, -(^, -,,

f.
push or stuff in.
Ep.
f.
of
{^ sum).
way,
in a
as Subst.
creep in.
thing, to
-,
-,
and
;
f.
to fill secretly fill of.
to fall in by the
f.
From
besides.
to take
-, . -, ). ^,
''.,
II.
smuggle
in passing.
to
traffic
underhand
bring about fraudulently arcs, an article of small value.

in,
Verb
Dep. metaph.
inf.
(, 5)
in beside,
to traffic in
follow close
trifler.
, . -, . -, -, {) ,, . , -,
inf.
of
of Time, {(
ibo).
remove aside, change: Pass., with intr. tenses of Act., to undergo a change. sum). Dor. fern. part, of
to
aor.
o(
'-, {.-,make
to exhibit out
Ion. for
to point outbeside,
II.
of season,
'6, , ^(,
a stranger, sojourner.
f.
ov,
a display. sojournitig at a strange place

to inspect beside.
a turning round
-^,
in
:
to yield or afford besides.
Pass, to
grow
of
hang upon.
in use,
irapeviYKeiv, aor. 2
inf.
traptvQ^lv,
aor. 2 inf.
an appendix
about something:
besides.
to mislead.
., , , (() ,( -, , ,, -, . -, -,
-, aor. 2
Dor. for
oi
with no pres.
(see
subordinate, incidentally.
, -,
-.
[d]
7iseless
f.
aor. I pass, of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of
as if a
f.
Dep. to follow by the side, follow as a?i escort. ov, 6, (irap(pyov) a doer of trifles, a
ov,
(,
tpyov) beside the main subject,
as Subst.,
a side look
at.
'',
subj.
impf. of
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
addition, appendage.
somethifig put in beside,
Adv. of
Koyov a digression.
p(pyos, []
:
incidentally.
aor.
i
f.
to trouble or a?inoy
one while
to creep
in at the side
to creep
up
to.
'P2SS.,pLapv\a,tobe troubled
f.
pass
'-
by.
Ion.
f.
(,
intr. to
swing
to
and fro.
:
draiv along the side.
irap-c^ or irap-c^, v.
f.
^,
to
lead out beside or past
hence
-, -(
((
pf.
fut.
:
ibo)
-(, but Dep., with go

:
[i5]
the Att.
aor. 2
to
by,
beside or past,
II. to
to
fut. is
Ep.

pass
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
:
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.
by,
532
irapeaav
pass away.
2.
-xpovos time past;
-, -:
irapeo-av, Ep. 3
f.
in public.
pi.
impf. of
II. to
nibble at,
also remission, forgiveness.
contr.
. ,, , . ^, ) , ., , .
irapcaKCvaSaTav, irapcffKcuaSdTO, Ion. 3 pi. pf. and plqpf. pass, of Ep. pf. inf. of irap-
,
-8,
',,
, {) .
to eat besides.
c.
aor. 2 -tcpa-ôv, inf. -tpayeiv:
{( sum).
gnaw
or
eat a piece of,
, '. ^^ ^ ,'^ -,
( 5
;
gen.
letting pass, a letting
go
pf.
:
of
part.
neut.
used absol., see
at end.
aor. 2 of
ov,
(.
by or at the hearth.
aor. 2
constrain,
soothe.
6, , -,, -,
'-6,
[]
f.
of impf. of
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
^.
-([,
ov,
fut.
, (, ($) -,
Med.
:
to lie or sleep
beside.
oxit
to
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 ^, , ^ :, . . : , () ^,
or discover besides
f.
-5, (, () '-, -(
lying beside or with.

aor. 2
--,
part.
f.
-evpov
,
:
to invent.
to
put in order, arrange.

used
arrange amiss,
v.
neglect.
neut.
of
, , '. , . , , . , ^. , -, -, , -,
impf.
f.
:
, ,, , . ^,
-.
2.
(, )
:
aor. I
(^$)
:
rarely
'^.
to
adII.
dress, exhort,
encourage
to console, comfort, soothe.

is
The Med.
io advise, exhort.
also used like the Act.
Hence an addressing, exhortation, persua-
sion.
-5,
a consolation.
ov,
(, '^^)
2.
addressing, en-
couraging, cheering.
consoling.
aor.
pass,
of
used in
II.
Homer
as sing,
for
(which he only uses
in plur.), the cheek: the jaw
of a
wild beast.
the cheek-ornament of a bridle.
to
calm,
, -,
toivards.
-'$,
aor. I
f.
contr. Att. iraprjs,
-^5,
,=III. of
the cheek.
of
to
side, stretch along.
have come alongside : to lie be2. to reach or extend to or
II. to
come forth, appear.
Time,
to be
gone
by, past.
I
to find
aor.
aor. 2
of of
2.
absol.,
see
',
one
:
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,
inf.
,,
like
:
.
f,
Dor.
for
pi.
of
Dor.
ov,
(,
pres. part. dat.
of
coming day by day,

aor. I
daily.
)
hang-
irap-cxw,
or
pf.
impf. of
aor. 2
poet,
io
hold beside, II. of
of
shore.
lying on the shore,
side horse or outrigger
horses in the yoke.
(,
ing beside:
also called
an outrigger, by the side of the regular pair or aupacpopos, opp. to
, - )
7-]8,
,
ov,
arrival alongside, coming to
fern,
-ms,
iSos,
(, )
(8)
[t]
the reins by
which the out-
was fastened
beside a pair of
Dor. irap-aopos, ov,

(sub.
(, ^) ($)
a horse which draws
or
, , ^,
yos.
irapf
:
. lying along, sprawling, helpless

3 sing. aor. 2 of Att. contr. for
also beside oneself, distraught, silly.
irapfjs, -TJ3os,
, ^,
gin
irapOf via, irap0evios
condition
Ep. 2 sing. impf. of Dor. 2 sing. aor. 2 of pf. pass, of

poet. aor. 2
and
-, ,
estate or condition.
,
Ion.
maiden, virgin.
maid.
,. , ,
-05,
,
Pass.
17,
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
,
:
{^)
med.
. : . .. .
:
'
:
pf.
drop beside or at the
,
2.
:
583
part,
:
to
let
side, lei fall.
II. to let by,
$, -$.
(ft/xi
past, through.
metaph. la
let
pass, disregard,
neglect, Lat. praetermittere.

III. to
3.
of Time,
to let
2.
sum).
pass.
c.
unloose, relax, Lat. remittere.
part, of
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.
gen.,
psrt.
maidenhood, vir-
$,
:
aor.
$,
pardon.
pf.
(5,
exhausted, Lat. remissus.
3. to remit,
()
ov,
{$)
donare
maidenly,
hence
to forgive,
',
Lat. conIV. to yield,
along or over.
songs sung by maidens to properly neut. from
(sub.
), ,
the flute with dancing

eivios.
(sub.
), ,
2.
gin,
maid
strictly fern,
^n-apOeviKos,
()
from
os, ov,
poet, for rrap9evos, a virsq.
, , -,
-,
impf., fut.
, -5, , (,
ov,
f.
-, -,
and
.
like
taos) almost equal, just like.
to
make just
Pass., aor.
to measiire oneself with, vie with.

pres.
f.
med. imperat. of
;.
I.
trans, in pres.,
maidenly. irapGtvtos, a, ov, also

or virgin, maiden.
son of an unmarried woman. gin, pure, chaste, unsullied.

irap0v-OTriini]S
tuho looks after
[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<pa'yrjvai)from the to the side of another opinion : absol. to come to terms, surrender, subsacrifice of a maiden. 4. to come into one's head, suggest itself to , of viit. maidenly, delicate colour. one. 5. of events, to take place, occur, happen : so wvos, , the young women's too in fut. med. 6. to be in one^s power, chamber, in a house, mostly in plur. II. the hence absol., pf. part, = it temple of Athena Parthenos in the citadel at Athens, being in one's power to do, Lat. qrwm liceat. the Parihenofi, rebuilt by Pericles. ov, by or at the loom. collat. form o( to have by, hold of virgin aspect.
'02, ,
, -)
{$) ,
II.
aor. i, to
make
to
stand beside, to place
of or for a maiden,
by, beside, or near, to present, offer to one. set before the
of a maiden
as Subst., the
metaph. vir-
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
-(,
-,
2. to
-, -, -,
:
-,
'-5, {5,
-, -^, ^. -,
to
, . , ,
poet,
for
-, ,
,
inf.
f.
$,
(05.
$ -
(, ) -. {) ^, -, (,, $) -, , (, ) -, -6 , (, ) {-) -, -. ^'.

$,
,
,
3
pi.
(,
of irapi5ov.
place or make to sit beside. 2. intrans. to seat oneself beside, sit beside, but this sense is more
in
common
Med.
fut. 2
Med.,
aor.
, , ... -, . , :, , . : .
aor.
2
of in readiness
ibo),
to present, offer.
deposit, pledge.
to sleep beside or with.
and -a, verb. Adj. of one must approach or go. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
Ep. part, of Ep. for Ep. for
for
((
as if
to set
up beside:
so also
in
Med.
-,
from
aor. 2
inf.
aor.
Pass., aor.
^,
pf.
irapuKa:
, -^,
-5,
Dor. part.
fern.
Ep. 3 sing. Ep. for

poet, for
pf.
of
inf.
534
of and
oy,
tain of Phocis
,, , 5 ()(, $) ,
f.
, . ', -,
:
(05, .
:
, 05 , ,
poet, for
-, ,
5,
,
[],,, Ion.
9. <8,
fern.
from Parnassus: Ion. <Sos. From

Ion.
later
, ,,
,.
also os,
'.
, (irapoivos) drunken violence: ,
irapoiviKos,
-oivios,
frolic.
, Parnassus, a mounTlapvaaaos (with double ). of or from Parnes. From or , Parnes, a mountain of Attica.
kind of locust.
to journey by.
Ion. for
oiTOS, 0, a
[],
voc.
fern.
irapoSms,
: 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.
gone
avSpes
into the orchestra,
aor. i f. and open at the side or a little, set ajar : c. gen., Ovpas having opened a little of the napoiâs
door.
TrdpoiOc and before a vowel -0v, (irapos) Prep, with 2. gen. before, in the presence of, Lat. ante, coram. II. Adv. of Place, before, in of Time, before.
front.
tofore
to
or near, neighbourhood.
napoiKos, sojourning.
another
--- , , ,
:
which was made/rom
the side.
-'.
-:
, -, , -, , ^. } ,
,
ov,
a drunken
disposed to drunkenness.
and irap-oivos, ov, oTvos) drunken with wine, quarrelsome over one's cups. of Place, , ov. Sup. of
the foremost.
irapoiTcpos, a, ov,
Comp. of
(, 5, 5,
From
the one
before or in front.
f.
pf.
Ion.
:
Dep.
to
and in late writers lave past by, pass on.
pass,
2.
by, spent;
of Time, to be the bygone night;

III. c.
men
of bygone times.
be gone, be dead,
Hke
shrinkfrom.
2. to
wander, departfrom;
Att. redupl.
a furnishing.
in secretly.
to
() -, , -9,
-,
,
how
art thou fallen from thy high estate.
later
fut.
, form o{
:
'!
{
II. to
gen. to
to slip
f.
to be like, to resemble.
like,
build a wall along or across. a wall or bank.

-oiKos, ov,
neighbouring.
bour
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,
paestic dimeter catalectic, mostly at the end of an
Anapaestic system.
ov,
with dupl. augm.

redupl.
: :
, -, ) -, -, ) , , , -, , -, ( , - , -,
-^,
;
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.
:
ovTos, TO, pres. part. neut. of sum), used absol., see 5. 'napo^WTX.KOi, fitfor inciting, provoking.
-,
-,
:
:
ov, also a, ov,
^, $)
nearly
much
alike: nearly equal.
,,
irapopdais,
(irapoifcos)
f.
, ()
f.
a dwelling
to
in a place as
()
to
at.
an overlooking
:
careless-
ness.
place or
settle
near
f.
aor.
(v.
sub
II.
to look at by the
way,
notice,
remark.
light of.
Pass, to settle or live near.

to
to look past,
overlook: to slight,
make
to
III.
build beside or near, II. to keep off by
to look sideways.
f.
dwelling beside or near^ , a neigh' also an alien, foreigner, who dwells in the
II. as
(,
be or be
Subst.,
$,
made angry
f.
-(|,
with
, ,
,
provoke
anger
Pass,
Hence
to
, provocation
to
pass one's
own
anger. boundaries, en-
{) -. ,
,
:
croach on a neighbour.
ov,
f.
Pass.,
-([,
fut.
med.
fut.
,-,
to
Hence an encroacher.
put in motion, urge on
to
pass rapidly, rush at. Att. -to, to bring to anchor
(sub,
$), ,
pf.
proverbial
as metrical term,
iide by side.
a paroemiac, an Ana-
irap-opvis, lOos,
,,
Att.
ill-omened, with evil auspices.

:
f.
aor.
to
{, $)
l
:
by the way-side.
impf.
and aor. I with augm. and

'.
dig beside or along. another, as was done games.

to
f.
U.
in
dig one against
training for the
Olympic
so in Pass., aor.
to
tricks.
pf.
^play one in
-,
Dep.
to
dance amiss,
dance the wrong dance.
(-rrapoivos)
behave
II.
ill
in one's cjips,
IIA'POS,
merly
merly.
:
drunken
trans, to maltreat
also
drunkenness : generally,
to
maltreat
and
abuse, like
drunken man.
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
own
soon.
land.
.
Lat. prius
in front.
followed by irpiv yt as relat., 3 than. . , quam, rather , 4. too II. of Fhcc, be/ore, rather, sooner.
''ô.pos,
. .
B. Prep., poet, for

Place.
II.
,
to
be/ore,
be/ore, rather
both of Time and than: also /or, in-
9 . $, , ^, () , ,
:
585
verb. Adj. of
ov, poet, tor
to be avoided.
stead
of.
napios,
Tlapios
its
presence ;
like
-, , -,
ndpos,
present circumstances. to turn off into a side channel metaph. to turn off or divert an inquiry.
side
fore one.
fore one
, . , , , , ^. $ $ , . , -, -., , ,. , , ,,. . (, , ,. . ,: : -, $ ^ (, , . , ,$. ^, . ., . -, .. -, -, !. . ,

remove.
irap-oxos,
chariot.
, () -, ,
f. :
) , -,
,
white marble.
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-
-$, , ()
fut.
a,
ov,
of the island of Paros, Parian;
scurely.
Parian marble.
From
Paros, one of the Cyclades, famous for
or away, repulse from one

secret
17,
urge or excite to mischief. {irapajv, a being present,
nounce.
( =
f.
($
ot
napeivai.
2. arrival.
II.
formed
-, ~ -< , , , (, (( -,
and
:
:
to
to push aside put on one side, keep
Med.
to
push away from

part,
oneself, reject, re-
of
sum).
ov,
Aeol. for
-,
-,
:
Med.
, , [,
f.
to sit beside in
17,
to carry by or bea chariot. a supply ing, furnishing. to move aside with a lever,
)
)
one
reddish brown or bay, of horses. ov, o, opos) one who dwells on a mountain-side.
neut. pi.
-, (,(, -, )
$, ,
by a slight change from a word.
)
gen.
(, 5) 5, , (,
0,
who
rides beside in a
idos, the part of the roof stretching beyond the wall, the eaves, cornice. 3 sing. impf. oi pf. of part.
dainty side-dish.
pi.
fut.
of
formed from obsol.

set be-
Ep. also
,, , .($. :
-,
IIA"5,
ov,
as
out of season, untimely: Adv., unseasonably.
(,
)
;
:
:
gen.
05, $,
fem.
all,
masc. and neut.

fem.
Ion.
-,
poet.
dat. pi. masc.

:
-{;,
f.
Hence
to
buy a dainty dish to
, an
additional dainty set bettjs
metaph.,
a fresh
relish to the pleasure.
redupl. aor. 2 part, of
i^,
{$,
f.
bad
sense, licence
of tongue.
-,
$)
,, $
thing.
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
:
and neut.
Lat. omnis
as
freedom of speech Hence

Dep.
to
in
more
ihafi
anything, above every-
II.
with Numerals
it
marks an exact numIII. in dat. pi.
speak freely.
ber
ten in all.
Ttapaevos, Lacon. for
Ep. for aor. 2 opt. and part. fem. of Ep. for 2 dual aor. 2 subj.
poet, for
aor. 2 of
masc. in the judgment of all ; the renowned in the judgment of all.

neut., in all things, altogether.
:
kXuvOs
2.
IV. the neut.
of
poet, for
irapTtOei, poet, for

f.
pf.
pass,
to
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
(
4.
,
is
weave beside or along, attach to the side or hem metaph., armed men hemming in
a crowd.
poet. pres. imperat. of
one above
all.
3.
:
as
Adv.
for
$,
$.
en-
tirely, utterly,
wholly
but,
in every way,
by all means.
continually, always.
Dor. for
gen.
pi.
fem. of
poet. aor. 2
med.
part, of
[d], aor.
inf.
of
[d], aor. I inf. o{

1^,
-, ^^.
, poet, , poet,
for
($, (\()
a care
to all:
gene-
for
rally,
known
to all,
famous.
poet, for
[dl, fut. of
poet, for
aor. 2 inf. of
[d], fut. of [a],
,=^\,
the finest
meal:
. , ^, , ($ ( ,, , , 65 , '^ , ,
aor.
, () , \ ^, . , , .. , . , ,
morsel, scrap
;
536
VtOs
ovh\
not even a wink
of
sleep.
ca,aKi^ns, ,
Att.
to.
, pinned down.
f.
:
of the noise caused by the collision of two bodies of ihe waves, etc., /o dash, plash: hence to chatter, scream,
:
f.
pin
2. to
drive in like a bolt.
Alt.
, , {/)
II.
From
as birds.
6, a clattering, clashing, any sharp the collision of two bodies a chattering of the teeth ; the plash of waves. (Formed from the sound.)
ITA'TATOS,
made by
noise
a peg, to
;
hang anything upon

!
often in Ep. genit,

to take
aipeiv
down from a peg;

:
Kpe-
to
hang upon a peg

a gag.
the form
or dwarfish shape,
is
also dat.
of Phoenician ships.
65,
I i
old Ep. gen. and dat. of
', -, -],
-,
IIA'S^n
5, ,
Att.
part,
and
inf.
Ep. for med. of
, ,, ,
aor.
:
'^$
oi,
Phoenician deities of
knock, throb
his heart
rarer collat.
Ep. for
form of 3 sing. impf. of Adv.

for
-, " 3(
i
whose images formed the figure-heads

inf.
and
aor,
kvi
was
beating, throbbing in his breast.

II,
^
part,
: :
of
to beat,
intr,
2.
to clap the hands.
trans, to strike,
wound,
ov, for
beat, smite.
etc.
f.
[]
aor. i
f,
[]
aor. I eiraaa:
to
Ep. part.
pf.
to feed on,
of
:
eat,
Pass., aor.
pf.
sprinkle
taste.
upon: metaph. to sprinkle in or upon, interweave, II. to besprinkle with a thing. work in embroidery.
Dor. for
f.
pi.
also
part. sing. dat.
thicker, broader, stouter.
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-
a porch
sprinkled.
iraffTOS,
a shrine.
the time
pf.
, , . ,
indecl. the Passover,
fut.
:
, ,
to
so,
ov,
gen. ovos,
irr.
Comp, of
for
:
',
f.
and
like
from yXvKvs
, () ($)
;
to tread,
$,
trans, to
tread on, tread ;
in
,=
$,
Ep. for
et
,
:
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.
purple carpets.
traverse a place
a bridal chatnber or bridal bed:
, '21,
2 pi.
tained, except that in gen. pi.

as
paschal lamb : also feast of the Passover. (Hebrew word.)

aor,
pf.
iri-
Ep. for
fern. part,
to
suffer
or
be
father; the gods Jove is is used like an older person,

cestors.
affected by anythi?ig whether
good or bad, opp. to

or
//"aught
acting of oneself
happen to me, Lat. used to imply death

were
:
me ?
with
$ $
;
me
(5
;
or
you
so in that
II.
quid mihi accident, was what is to become of what is the matter ; part, implying
si
something amiss,
what
ails us
?
we have
$
;
petuous prowess
forgotten our imwith other words
any one
^
;
to be ill off, in evil plight; tivos to be ill used, evilly entreated
one's fatheras Ion. 5, II. a land, native land, country, like body of persons claiming the same race or descent, a
:
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
the
;
'
;
so,
that ye be not in the same case of Things, to be liable to certain
this
,
is
, , ()
same
as
6( aWoi to be liable
to
from
others
so,
just the
way with
cress.
descent.
Scythian word,
f.
= /T6tV6ii/.
to clatter, clash, crash.
chief
-,,^ -65, , .. (, -, ) , , , , , )() -, (,

house, clan, Lat. gens.
($ , '',, , . $ ,, ^, , . . '05, (() , , () '02, , .

,
gen.
contr.
dat.
$
:
to soy, call father.
walk,
step.
II.
to
walk on
contr.
ace.
in dual
and
pi. is re-
is
used as well
:
and
always a grandfather. emphat, called

dat. pi,
is
II.
a [] among
III.
as a
mode
of address to
IV, in plur., forefathers, an2 sing. fut.
Dor, for
of
a treading on.
Dor. for , a trodden or beaten way, path, [a]
poet, for
(\$, a father's brovoc. -dkoia,

his father,
-(\5.
ther, uncle by the father' s side.
Adv., Dor. for

gen.
and
one who strikes or slays

77,
a parricide.
Ion. for
Hence
and -0v Dor.
one's native land.
11.
from a
Adv., = Ik race or lineage.
as Ion.
II.
ijs,
lineage,
a house,
clati.
the
father or
of a family, a patriarch.
,
irarpiKOs,
one's father
; :
,
,
cestors, patriarchal, hereditary.

;
so
ther.
one's father's
father's
father, parricidal.
father, grandfather.
f s,
, , (, , -, , ()/; $ , 5, $ , -, -, ) - ) . , , < } -, ) -, ,^, , , -, ) -, , 5, ,, $. , , , )') 05, ,, , -, -, , -,, , , -, (

travpaKts or
of or belonging II. of ox from one's forefathers, hereditary, customary, national: the manners, customs, institutions of ancestors,
also os,
$ .
one's
to one's father, Lat. paternus.
,
irarpts,
() , ).) , , ()
,
coaxing Dim.
irarpibLOV
ird^cTos.
from
daddy, papa. one's fathers or anII.
by the father's side, Lat. patruus by the mother's side.
(sc.
one's
of or from patrimony;
(sc.
3 sing. impf.
, ()
med.
',
,
6,
Att. for Ion. impf. of
,
ills.
opp. to
, -.
^,
to
537
one
Ion.
a resting-point, pause, rest;

II.
rest from
bringing
an end
means of stopping.
times, seldom.
Lat. instituta
majomm.
$, poet. fem. of native city: also as
$,
[], Adv.
of one' s fathers
yaia, one's father-land, country;

Subst.,
$, ,
$
;
few
() ^,
like
little,
neut.
iravpiSios, a, ov, poet, for as Adv., a very

es,
very short
like
() offew words.
3. neut. pi.
little.
,,
iraiipos,
a,
ov,
little,
small:
one of the same country,

yij,
brief.
2.
mostly
in pi.
a fellow-countryman.
ihos,
so with a collective Subst.,
fem. of
of Time, short, of Number, /i/ few people

:
Comp.
fewer.
as
one's native
land ;
a dress of
Adv. seldom.
the country.
Adv.
to have one's
name; name inscribed on

6,
(, ()
ov,
given by a fa-
3 sing. Aeol. aor.
from
or after a father, by kv
a tablet with one's
projecting collar grinding or kneading, to prevent their eating any of the corn.
tvorn by slaves
name added.
grief
a fa:
ther s brother, uncle by the father s side.
, Patroclus, the friend of Achilles

ace.
(, () , (, whWt , (, (, ^) (,
ov,
i
calming
the wind.
opt. of
[],
ending pain or
ov,
checUnsr sickness.
ov,
ending
toil.
the
verb. Adj. oi
II.
gen.
voc.
an
e?id to.
occur in Horn.; but there

f.
is
no nom.
iraTpo-KTovos, ov,
down
(, ^) , (, (,
to
murder
one's father.
From
()
:
from
one must stop or put one must cease.

stays or calms,
one
who
aft allayer,
assuager.
murdering
one's
Hence ov, fit for allaying or

rest.
l
relieving.
like
a father's authority.
f.
aor.
pf.
ov,
handed
Med. and
Pass.,
fut.
pass,
aor.
:
fatherless.
property
sole-heiress, opp. to
murderer of
father, parricidal.
one's father,
named
a, ov
:
from a father,
father;
() =,
:
-, (, ) (, -, ), -, (,,*)(, ) -, (, ,) '-5, , (, , ) . , . , -, , () , ,
,=
father's
pass.
or inherited from one's fathers.
and paullo-p.
fut.
med.
or
pf.
an
make
to cease, to stop,
:
bring to an end
of a king,
reftof one's father,
to depose,
ov,
^)
put doivn to stop from a thing, c. gen. 2. of things, to make an end of : of suffering, etc., to
abate, allay.
having her father's
as Subst.,
(sub.
a coheiress. Ep. ,
the
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:
one's father.
ov,
perat.,
murdering
one's
ov,
*<()
,
(,
from
II.
Med. and
Pass, /o
come
to
have done ! ovos, , a Paphlagonian. f. (redupl. from :

stop
!
:
murderer of
a parricide. Dor. a, ov, poet, form of

ov,
: of the wind, to storm, bluster. II. metaph. to splutter, fret, fume, chafe, of the angry Cleon, with allusion to
to bubble, froth, foam
like troi-
after one's father, by the father

a, ov, also
:
,
,
Lat. paternus
Aeol. for
s side.
Hence
II.
ov, poet,
Dor.
sea, etc.
a frothing, foaming, of the metaph., spluttering
of a father, coming or inherited

transmitted from one's hereditary feud.
:
words.
for its
gen.
and
dat.
^,
,
ace. <ua
and ojv an uncle

:
ov, Paphos, a town temple of Venus. iraxcTos, irreg. Ep. form for
, ()
poet, for
, ,
in
Cyprus celebrated
thicker.
thickness.
538
^.
-],
ina.
, ,
2.
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
, , , (^
,
Dor. for
},
'^(^X'^fi
4.
plain or level country
battle)
:
3 sing. aor.
pass. subj. cf
77;
IT f bias
the spear
(i. e.
ov, irreg. Sup. of
gen. ovos, irreg.
('/)
Comp. of
*. '.
rime,
Lat. prii-
hoar-frost,
() {, ^, ()
($, -5,
;
on a fair field.
cus, 0,
s,
TO,
a man of the plain. apapeiv) abounding in plains. mostly in plur. sandals, a pair
of sandals.
slippers at milking time.
II.
any covering for

III.
also boots, brogues.
IV. metaph.,
to suit one's voice to the Dorian
'^
the feel, shoes,
tie
for cows
march,
i.
e.
to write in Doric rhythm.
frozen.
is thickness : ace. iraxos, (OS, TO, in length, evpos used absol., in thickness, as
()
:
in breadth, etc.
calves.
Pass, to become thick : to OT gross of understanding : grow fat, to be swollen : also to look large, of objects
:
'
-5,
[],
05, ,
from
[a]
ov,
(avs,
aor. I
)
stout
TO, a plain, fiat, open country, an open plain, a field, Lat. campus ; irebia the
with
stout fields of the sea, Lat. Neptunia arva. Adv. to the plain.
f.
pf. pass,
- -5,
to thicken, to
fatten: also to
make
dull
seen in a mist: metaph.,
6\5 ayav
when
5,
it
has waxed fat.' Dor. for

:
75
;
(,
from
wealth
$.
nA'XT'S,
ia, V, thick, large,
a large heavy stone
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.
\aas
or lair on the ground.
os,
ov
:
/,
Xiaros
:
$. $, (/) , (. , . . . -, 7-8, $. ^. 5.
later the regul.
etc.
,
:
also
,($
ov,
gen. ovos
Sup. (Ep. 05) and

[]
thickness,
of the skin,
the sediment or lees of liquor,
, {, )$. - -5, -, ) (, () )
soil.
,) 7, , , ',
',
the
6v, fiat, level, even. the plain, living in or on the plain.
(^)
II. of,
{)
ov,
{,
[],
ov, gen. ovos. Dor. (or
)
the
Hence
haunting thefields,
walkiftg upon earth, of the earth.
Adv.
()
6,
6,
,
:
from
the
ground
metaph.
ground
Adv.
{() on
or bottom of the heart.
6-5, , (,
,
Hence
ov, Aeol. for
oos.
ground, on
earth.
making
one's
bed
the ground, earth: generally, land,
',
Adv. to Adv. =
2.
6.
the
ground, earthwards.
(s,
treading, pacing
the earth.
on foot, opp. to os, and ,

ov,
{,
(
:
wearing out
fetters,
Aeol. for
Ep. 3 sing. pres. of Ion. impf. of

Aeol. for
ov, Aeol. for for
5.
'6-, Aeol.
-, -, <) , -, (4. -, . ,
iTih-aopos, ov, Aeol. for ov, Aeol. for
6-9,
f.
Aeol. for
late.
:
cavy.
I
:
fos.[]
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.
tTfli,
6-8, s,
,
;
of good-for-nothing slaves.
the foot
{-5,
ov, gen. ovos, Aeol. for
wise too
Ep. aor.
with fetters, to bind fast, make fast

shackle, trammel, constrain.
Aeol. for
Aeol, for
Ion. for
^, a pair
{()
a fetter, Lzt. pedlca, compes ; Cfvyos II. a mode of breaking offetters.

one
. ,
(^()
:
:
<, ((,
to
opp. to riding or driving. land, opp. to going by sea

travellers.
ircjfj, V.
) 5,
:
2. to
go
or travel by
bind
generally, to
Kfojs /oo/-soldiers, infantry as opp. to horse, or
Pass, to be traversed by
sub
, ((05) on foot
6,
is.
or by land;
^
an
one
army
as opp. to a fleet.
'--$, ,
f.
Dor. for
who
shouts on fool, a foot soldier, a soldier.

to fight by land.
o, (Tr((6s,
''^, ov,
Hence
,
a
as opp, to cavalry.
sea.
in a horse.
, 8,$,, (() $,
7(<
fem. Adj, flat, even, level; (sub. y), the plain country. II. on a
(()
who fetters a
:
hinderer.
,, ^-$,
fighting on foot, 2. fighting on land, as opp. to
battle by land, opp. to
ov, (n((os,
4) commanding
2. to
).
((05,
From
go
by land.
-5,
by land.
1rc(o1ropc, to go on foot.
From
-'6%, , {($,
ing.
TTtlos,
2.
going by land.
, {)
)
;
^(o^pos
going on foot, walk-
on fool,
so,
foot-soldiers,
opp. to Imrns
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
walking;
iretOos,
(^
f,
,.
obeying men, obedient.
, ,
,
Aeol. for
obey one in authority, be obedient.

obedience.
thority, obedient.
Ep. redupl.
^,
, (^, ^. , ( () (, - (, '^ , ^
fut. TTCtVcu
:
-, , {, ) , , ().05,
,
=
inf.
,
Ep.
Ion.
' ,
^)
also
I
:
^,
,
opos, 6,
(. , , ', ), (, )
is
. (, (,
[a]
: :
539
:
fut.
later
:
()
to be
aor.
later
suffer hunger, be famished.
after
metaph.
=7rf'a.
inf.
to
Ion. for
.
:
pf.
hungry,
hunger
after or for, crave after.
of
17,
Ep. a trial, attempt, essay, experiment : hence

to have experience, to make by way of test or trial. II.
experience
;
';; ((
.
II. c.
gen. to hunger
proof of
pq.
Med.
-cop.ai,
Hence
() , ,
an
rally,
attempt, plot or design against one.
to
Med. and
,, ^ .
((,
pi. subj.
obeying one in au-
,
an
attempt, plan, enterprise.
Ep. for
f.
, ()
like
one
to tempt,
make
persuasive.
:
aor. I 'ineiaa
^^,
:
aor. 2
opt.
(:
to attempt a thing.
or
famous harbour of Athens, from which
,
: :
,
aor.
aor. i of a point, edge.

Pass., aor.
to
I
make proof
trial of,
or trial of II. seek to seduce.

Peirceeus,
^
.
it
:
III.
gene-
pf.
the
most
distant
;
about
dat.
part,
pf.
Pass,
fut.
aor. 2
(-
-;
tie
five
English miles
ace. -ata.
gen.
(4$
it.
was
or -aia/s
Adv. at or in Peirceeus.
f.
imperat.
:
Ep, redupl. opt.

;
((, Homer
inf.
pf.
med.
:
plqpf.
bind,
on or
for
to,
contr. I pi.
pf. pass,
I
fasten on by a knot ; tying a rope /rom or to

to end,
II.
to
has also a
fut.
and aor.
part,
lengthd.
Pass.,
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
:
from
completed.
, ',
:
complete, finish
all
in
(3 sing, pf.)
Ep. 3
5,
pi.
aor.
of
TO, poet, for
to appease, propitiate
to bribe
plur.,
the ends of the earth

II.
.,
the
has been
an end ;
:
in
the ends
of
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
one.
3. to impel, stir up.
4. c. dupl. ace, ttcia thing. 5. c. ace.
ropes, knotted ropes.
end or
issue of a
'
^,
0,
goddess, Lat. Suada, Suadela.
persuasion, eloquence, persuasiveness.
suasion in the mind.
inducement ;
force.
dat.
4. obedience.
,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
TlEl~SAoT
$,
:
^,
also for
contr.
(,
3
^ , -, 5, () ($, , , ( , ( ( ^ ^, .
;
$, () 05, () ,
,
of pirate, Lat. pirata.
.
-,
, (()
, $.
Dep.
pi.
II. the faculty
2 a pera means of persuasion, by by fair means, opp. to 3.
piratical.
:
f.
Ion.
more
freq. as
with
:
fut.
i
aor.
med. med.
:
Dor.
Ion.
:
2.
pass,
[a] Ion.
Ion.
{)
also
pf. pass,
to attempt, undertake,
a.
try.
2. c.
gen. pers. to
try to persuade
him
make trial of person; to make an attempt on,

on.
to
at-
(-
tack
also
c.
ace. to
make an attempt
3. absol.
pi. pres.
ijs, tj
;
inf.
Ep.
(-
II. the Dep. to try one's skill or luck in a thing. trial is mostly used with gen. pers., to make

540
^^,
make
trial or
3. absol. to
' :
of one, put him to the proof; hence to examine, question : also to try oneself against another, to match
oneself with him.
2. c.
the sea, the high sea,
gen.
rei, to
proof of
2.
thing, have experience of.
try one's strength,
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
prove.
the
,. , ,
;
, --, , ,, = (..
Ion. for
f."
5
to
:
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,
:
,
aor. 2
attempt,
try,
II. c.
gen. pers. to
proof: also
to try
make trial of, put to another in battle: c ace. to

the wicker-basket
, . ( , ((, , ()
and
Pass., aor. 1
aor. 1
med.
pi.
poet,
Ep.
pass,
sing,
and
:\,
:
and
pf. pass.
part.
are
coUat. forms:
, []
:
point: absol. to
trans, to
attempt, attack, assail.

ireipivs,
used
or carriage.
aor. 2
quite through, to
the spits
studded nails metaph., oZvvriai pierced with pain. 11. metaph., weipuv to cleave the waves vtipe clave her way (through the waves).
;
,( ( ' ^
:
$,
fut.
ace. irfipcvOa
nigh
(\(
: ;
intrans. to approach, draw near to any come near, draw near or nigh. II. bring near or to, make to approach or draw
I.
in
Greece as the body of a cart upon the

:
to one's breast
aor. i 'iirupa Ep.

:
tnipa
:
Pass.,
[]
pf.
(iiipas)
to pierce to spit;
run through, pierce, of meat,

eirtipav they stuck the
meat on
with
pf. part.,
stuck close or
obedience, subjection.
$,
()
,
poet, for
(,
of
76-5, , (, $)
ireiacic, 3 sing. Aeol. aor.
i
opt. of
persuading or con-
.
:
persuasion or
trolling mortals.
ships
(from Pass.) one must obey:
suasive, ivinning.
part.
card wool, Lat. pectere: med., xa'nas having combed her hair. 2. to shear, clip. f. (neXayos) to form a sea or lake:
of a river, to overflow
swamped.
the sea
:
,
the
, , ,. ,. , , , : ,, , . ' ,
(, ,,
() ", , () ,
aros,
cable, rope.
fut.
Ep. for -nuauv,
fut. inf.
^.
the cable
by which the
were secured by the stern to the land generally, II. that on which one may trust.
earnest persuasion, solicitation
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
:
$ ) (
as
;
metaph., (\
to
vevprjv
to
draw
the bowstring
to
bring him near

I will
anguish
adamant no more
<^
speak a word, having
will
ye draw
'' (
;
so, ttos
(,
me
after
^5
(sc.
made
it
flrm
you
in flight
'' \\]
; ;
^
of
^;,
med. of
irreg. fut.
of
verb. Adj.
. .
cf.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
-$, ,,,
'"'2,
o,
(ireXapyos) a
young
stork.
stork.
for a
From
ireX-apyos,
(605,
apyos) the
storl.
one must persuade.
II.
ov,
{)
f.
fit
for persuading, per-
ireiaTtKos,
TTiKOs, TO,
f.
, (^)
Adv. near, hard by, close, nigh to, mostly c. gen., but also c. dat. c. gen. it answers to Lat. prope ab aliquo loco, c. dat. to Lat. prope ad aliquem locum. II. absol. near, nigh at hand
:
persuasive.
01
($
one's neighbours, fellow-creatures,
fut.
(($
,
Ep.
() , () 7:
;
of
rare in sing., 6
($
mankind:
opt.
one's neighbour.
wool, a fleece. shear, clip.

aor. i
Ep. for
pi. aor. i
med. of
aor. i pass.
4
:
med.
to
comb
or
^,
of places, to be flooded,
II. to
be out at sea.
, 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.
05,
:
ov, also os, ov,
{veKayos)
of,
:
on or by
acedia
[],
ov, 6, fem. -dris,
living in the sea, Lat.

[t], ov, 6, fera.
marinus
iSos,
out at sea,
who approaches
or comes
near, a neighbour, Lat.
on
open sea.
-ins,
(niXayos) of
or on the sea.
,,
:
also
shorter
I.
trans.,
II. a client. an invader, intruder. trans, and inform of to bring near. 2. to come or draw near.
5,
(()
one
,, .
5
its
6,
or
66,^,() the tvood-pigeon. ring-dove, cushai,

from
dark colour.
II.
{)
7(95
'2.
^between the
ijLTvs), orig.
ordure, dung.
lengthd. poet, form for
neXtiat,
at,
the prophetic priestesses, derived from the prophetic
doves of Dodona.
ireXeids,
IleXeius,
i"g
, ,, -,,
IleXeiaScs,
17,
,
:
,
:
name of TO
= \.
the Pleiads
iargeteers
a Pleiad. ov, {veKda,
also in sing.
for
,,,
^,,, , ', (), -, (, )<, ',
= oi
541
or heavy -armed infantry, and the or light-armed troops. Hence

skilled in the use of the target: the body cf iargeteers.
ornament.
pigeon-feed-
.
knikiTo
part,
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
ov,
more common
as
Dep.
avos, or ueXcKds, avros, Dor. ircXcKcls, a,

the woodpecker, the joiner-bird.
il.
in pres.
and impf., which
latter
the pelican.
axe, rough-hew, Lat. dolare.

f.
behead, Lat. securi percutere.

ireXiKivos,
6,
,
TTfXiKvs,
(7)
f.
bearing a target. only used is used in syncop.
.&., -, (ireK^Kvs)
forms, as 3 sing, impf., act. enXev for impf. med. for
, ',
:
766/
;
3 sing,
to
hew
or shape with
an
to
for
the impf.
,
for
3 sing.
,
is
(veXf-Kvs) to strike with
an axe,
(5,
pres.
syncop. in the compds.
- ireKiKav
11,
a water-bird of the peli-
can kind.
6, ^. ,
ircXeKKOV,
(,
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
of
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
((5, ((($, (($,

: :
(((
is
also lengthd. Ion. in 2
^
2 sing,
and
imperat.
(\
the
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
^ , ^
(wcAe/fvs)
6'
an axe-handle.
(5
^^
men. or wont
huge, but mostly in bad sense.

a, ov,
;
: (|, \ () (\4:
:
:
.
TTcXios,
brtnse, livid.
pail, Lat. mulctra.
coloured, blackish, dusky.
.$.
Dorian)
nesus,
ireXos,
son of Tantalus, said to have migrated from Lydia, and to have given his name to the Peloponnesus.
or light shield
,
f.
,. -,
Ion.
, () , ,, , . -, (, , () -, ) , . ,, ', , '2
also os, ov,
', -,
;
:
II. to be,
:
old age and death come upon implying continuance, to be used
to be
to become.
TO, undeclined,
a monster, of anything Hence
tfiXwpos,
the
monstrous,
huge, immense
old.
mighty ones of
TO,
= 76;,
;
tents sent
by the gods
, ov,
and
portentous
\,
so,
ewv porof monstrous, prodigious, huge, terrible : neut. pl. as Adv.,

strictly neut.
monster;
Ion.
and Ep.
2 sing. impf. of
-, $, , {)
hugely, portentously.
f.
any kind of dressed a pastry-cook. a commander of
ireXev, Ep. 2 sing, imperat. o{
food
esp. in plur. cakes, sweetmeats.
705 or ircXiTvos, , ,
,
Ion. for ircKdas.
, ()
livid.
'ipyov) , , {$,
to count
of the body, discoloured by a
a body offive.
:
on the five fingers, count
5,
,a
wooden bowl, milk-
by fives
generally, to count.
II.
or ircXos,
i),
Dor. for
of ol, the Peloponnesians. Adv. in the Peloponnesian

I pi.
dialect.
From
7,
^, 5
=
a drinking-cup.
Lat.
PULLUS,
.
i.
dark-
a body offive.
(i.
vrjaos, the
Pelopon-
now
17,
the Morea.
v.
fifth day.
otros, 6,
{($,
Pehps,
e.
dark-face,
^,
pf.
6;, , () ,
6,
{6\),
{) ()
to serve as
a targeteer. one who bears a target

shield
:
instead of the large
, ,() ^. -, , , , , ) ^,
generally, one
5, ,
,
^
5, , Aeol.
, (irf
who
counts,
by tens of thousands.
)^
for irevTas, the
From
number five:
one
who
counts byfives
reviewing
6(,
Aeol. for
ev(,five.
Ep. for
ov,
in five daysy
on
the
ov,
(4$, () Dor.
the fifth
;
for
^(sub.
a targeteer, Lat. cetratus
they held a place
, :
offive days. verb. Adj. of

;, ov,
(^)
:
one must send.
the fifth day.
verb. Adj. of
fut.
aor. I
i
Pass., aor.
^^ (: 4.
sent.
Ep.
pf.

542
:
II. to fem. of to send, despatch. 3 sing. êivov irevOiKos, ov, send off or away, dismiss, send home; for grief mourning, of welcome the sorrowful. Adv., vapiovra <pi\uv, kOiXovra 5e exuv tivos to be in mourning for a person. 2. of things, coming, speed the parting guest.' ov, in token of grief, mourning, sorrowto throw from one, of missiles, to shoot, dart, disII. mournful, wretched. III. to convoy, attend, escort, conduct; ful. From charge. eos, the conductor, of Mercury; grief, sorrow : mourning for the dead. II. a misfortune. 2. to send with one, esp, to conduct a procession. IV. to send tip: of the irevia Ion. poverty, need. to take on a journey. V. Med., to irevixpoXcos, a, ov, collat. form o( earth, to produce. poor. like poor, needy. send/or one. , 3. to send one's own or in one's own only used in pres. and impf. Dep. service. I. a five-pronged intr. to work for one's living, to toil, work, labour: to be poor or needy : c. gen. to be poor in, have need fork.
^. ,
, ,
(($)
'
($
^.
^
$.
5, '02,
6-, , (^, 6$)

Trcp.ij/eias, 2 sing.
ircveaTcpos,
'8,
, . -, ) () , . ,, \. ,
(,
Aeol. aor. Ep. for
l
opt. of
fut. inf.
:
of
ircixij/is, (Cus,
a sending
Dor. for
4(.
a mission.
Sup. of
,,a
Comp. and
servant, labourer; the
were the Thessalian

in Laconia, orig.
serfs or villains, like the
, ^ -,
of.
05, ,
II. trans,
',
-, ,
(^)
$,
work
$,
:
to
at,
prepare, be busy with.
a conquered tribe, afterwards

II.
creased by prisoners of war.

slave,
bread, a day-labourer, hence a poor

as Adj.
-, , , {)
generally,
bondsman, poor man.

one
who earns
man.
his
poor : c. gen., like Lat. egens, poor in money. Comp.

ov,
CTOTOS.
^, ,
socrus.
(ftvpSs.
76-5,
,
, ^, '2,
ircvGaXeos, a, ov,
coUat. form of
irevGeieTOv, Ep. for
{$)
(5,
) $.
(5. Sup.
tending the poor.
sad, mourning.
fem. of
($, a mother-in-law, Lat.
3 dual of
^. $, ,
or
. - -, - -, - -, . ) ,,
drach7ns.
ov, (jrivTi,
, five
From
of the weight
or value offive drachms. TTiVT-aeOXiov, poet, for
, ,
,
poet, for
irevT-aeGXos,
poet, for
in-
irVTaT7jpis,
any years. curring

II.
daily
-5,
five years, a space of five Adj. coming every five years, reat intervals offive years. From ov, poet, for five years old.
II. as
5, ,
($,
(5 or irevTO-c-njs, cs,
II.
years old.
(($, as Adv. for five years.
eTos)five of Time, lasting five years: hence
{,
collat.
form of
Ion.
(,
the contest of the five exercises; practise the five exercises. These
to
were
a father-in-law, Lat. socer; also
was substituted one Pentameter line,
five halves,
^^ ^( (( -, {(, ) ( 765, , , (() . ~, -,, {, ) (^) (, ^' $ <^, 6-5, () ^ (($ ), ) ^^ {,

brother-in-law.
(Tov,
II.
generally, a connexion by marriage,
who
mourned for.
,
tVôs)
:
',
. -
, (, , :
but for the last the the five are comprised in
ton. irevT-acOXos,
(,
practises the
five exercises, the contries his
)
i.
one
f.
Ep. 3 dual
for
queror in them.
pres. inf.
for
hand
to bewail,
2. to
lament, mourn for : Pass, to be deplore a thing. lamentation, mourning.

pres.
of,
Ep.
inf.
ov,
a space offive days.
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.
e.
ing offive half feet,

rowful, sad.
-, 6,
ov,
{^,
i.
e.
of 2^ feet.
ov, gen.
ovos,
{^)
08,
75,5, ('/^, apapHv) lamenting, mourning. $, , , {() mourner, waller. , , (^) in sign of mourning.
, ) -, ,,
lastingfive days:
hundred: also
oi
-, ,
at everything,
ov,
II. metaph. one who a 'jack-of-all-trades.'
five-pointed.
Adv.
{) five
times.
ai, a, five
times 10,000
ai, a,
= 50,000.
ai, a, five times
1000 = 5000.
Ep.
five
in sing,
with a collective noun,

II.
five
hundred horse.
lot {ot
at Athens,
the council of 500,

fifty
senate chosen
by
from each
of the ten
tribes.
ov,
consist-
possessi?tg
mournful, sor-
land that produced 500 medimni yearly ace. to Solon's distribution of the Athenian citizens the formed the first class, the other
)
e.
the
three being the
dredth.
-,
(,
^, . {)
the five hun-
the fifth wave, sup-
, -(15,
hreadths wide.
posed to be larger than the four preceding

ov, (v-ivre,
long or broad. irevTairXaaios [a],
. ) -,
7 ,
^. ^-, {, ) ;
:
:
543
the
cf.
mander offifty
five hand-
($, '65,
',
offifty men, a
vien.
the captain
as
5, {, ) /.
a, ov, (irevTe) five/old.
gen. ios, (irevre, iTTJxvs)five cubits
long or broad. []
verses.
^-,
or openings, of the Nile and Danube.

ov,
5), ,
number.
divisions.
books in one vohitne : as Subst,, the five books of Moses, Pentateuch.

(s,
quinque.
. . -, ) . ,:. -, . -, (, , , , () ,
ov,
ov. Ion. for
acres of corn-land.
-irevTa-iroXis,
-8, -'.05,
was
a state of three,
ov, (vivTC,
ov,
(,
ov, (nevre,
) )
five in
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
of five lines or
ov, (vevre,
with five mouths
5, ) '-5, 6, , {) ,
,
(S,
-, (, -8, (,
,=
ripos,
title
peculiar to the Spartan army.
$. ()
II.
com-
one
who commands a
of a penteconter.
the
commander
yva) of fifty
(-
contr. for
ai, a,
f.
Ep. for
or two
per cent
to collect the
tax
Pass, to
pay the tax.
.-^,
{(, ) consisting offive

(sc.
{,
ing the tax
7-5, , (^, '/) 8\\)$.,5,

collect-
see
$, ,
as
nature or
the collector of the
Adv. (irivTe) fivefold, five-ways, in five
with fifty children.

as Subst.,
irvra\ov, Adv.
ITE'NTE
()
it
-$, , , ,,
,
.
day after
)
.
fiftieth.
in five places.
Aeol.
ol, al,
(sub.
($), the fiftieth

day of
indecl. five, Lat.
In
Compos,
takes the form Trcj/ra- as

indecl. _/^/ei?.
part, at Athens, the tax of the fiftieth, ox two per cent., imposed on all exports and imports. 3. (sub.
well as irevTi-,
6.-, , (^^,
ol, al,
--,
offifteen
),
the fiftieth
the Passover, the
vavs) a squa-
-8, ) --5, ,
dron offifteen
ships.
or holes; ^vKov
nished with five holes, through which the head, arms, and legs of criminals were passed, a sort of pillory.
-, -,^
ov,
(((,
'/)
a
talents
worth or weight.
ov, fifteenth.
- -, (, ) $(,
TeVTJ\Koarvs, vos,
Pentecost.
Hence
fifty, as a division
$,
as Subst.,
irtvT-oôs, ov,
fs,
ov, (irtvT,
with fifteen batiks of oars. with five pipes
points: Hes. calls the hand
-5,
:
ov,
(,
offive talents, of a law-suit. a term or space of five years hia at intervals of five years, every five years. II. a festival celebrated every five years, such as the Panathenaea at Athens. From
talents
for
the recovery
irevT-eiTjpLS, iSos,
($
is,
five years.
, (, -5,
6-5,
{,
i5os,
Tos) of five years, lasting
'6-,
) , , .. , 2, , , : : . , )
wooden machine/wr-
-05,
'v-(Jio\os,
:
ov,
ov,
obols
as Subst.,
, ,
,
the njwiber fifty, a number of of the Spartan army. withfive banks of oars (sub. vavs), a quinquereme. 6$) having five branches or
(, (, 6$) ,
to
sit
the five-pointed.
opyvia) offive fathoms. of or worth five a five-obol piece;
in the court Heliaea at
worth five five obols a day.
aor.
med.
part. fem.
oi
Dor. for
$,
f.
, membrum
aor.
I
:
fut.
of
virile,
Lat. petiis.
Ep. for
pf. part.
fem.
Pass., fut.
to
conquer five times.
-5, 6-8,
ol, al,
indecl.
fem. of
c* or
-,
tos) of fifty years, lastitigforfifty years.

ov,
fifty-headed.
-5, (5. -,(, 6-5,

ov,
'68, (^, ) . .
6$,
()
fifty.
contr.
, ) ,
:
aor. I
pf,
inf.
(-
to ripen,
make
ripe
to soothe, assuage, soften
mellow:
to be softened.
mellow : of pain, Pass, to become ripe, II. intr. to become

)r
etc.,
soft,
ripe,
-ovrqs,
mellow. irewaiTcpos,
of
fj,
consisting of fifty
children.
, ,
iTTraXax0ai,
3 sing, plqpf. pass, of pf. pass, of pf. pass, of trcnSXiav, Ep. redupl. aor. 2 part, of
.. . .
pf. pass. part,
irreg.
Comp. and
Sup. of
inf.
and
544
low, Lat.
, ,^,. ^,
Ep.
pf.
pi.
Adv. roaming, wandering.

pf. pass,
pf, pass,
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,
, .. . , , ,,.. . . . , . , . , ^. , , , . , ', . , , ,
med. of
of
pf. pass,
. , . . . . , (, ' ,. ,^,,..^.. , ,.. . . ^, , 6, , , . , . ) , ($, . , . . , , ^. , , (. , . , . . , , ^,
., ,
pf.
of
pf. 2
pf.
of
iTiiravos,
collat.
form of
inf.
irivcuv, ripe,
mellow.
retiT&pdv, an old aor. 2 pf. pass, of
'',
display, manifest.
inf.
,
:
med. of
Ep. for Ep. for

pf. 2
(,
inf.
2 pi. pf.
of
pi. pf.
of
--,
pf. pass. part,
of
of same.
pf. inf.
pf. inf.
of of
of
possess.
pf. pass,
of
pf.
and plqpf. of
of
pf. act.
and pass, of
pf. pass,
of
'',
:
Ion. 3
pi. pf. pass,
TTtTTCiKa, pf. of
TTiiTiipos, ov, also fern.
4,
an obsol. Verb
//
:
ripe,
mel-
*6 had
has,
pf. pass,
', 3
pf. pass,
of
maturus
metaph. mild,
of of
softeried.
fated
sing. pf. and plqpf. pass, of (from which also comes aor. 2 been fated ; part. (sub. that which is fated,
ircirctaei, 2 sing. pf. pass, imperat. of
),
fate, destiny, like
., 65,
subj.
pf. pass,
of
'.
pf. part.
part,
pf. pass,
pf. part. pass,
'/.
of
.
of
;
irTrTaTai,for
for
3 pl.pf. pass.of
//.
ace. neut.
nom. and
part,
of
Ep. for
($,
pf.
of
redupl. aor. 2
fut.
Ep.
of
'.
pf.
med.
inf.
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of
^^
pi. opt.:
frightened, timid, shy. pf. of

see
Att. pf. part, of
and 3
part,
inf.
fern. part.
pass.
of
^,
[], 3
sing. Ep. redupl. aor. 2 opt. of '-
pf. pass. part,
of
of
pf.
of
inf.
of
Ep. aor. 2
inf.
of Ep. redupl. aor.
2 act.
and
''5,
pf. pass,
^.
:
--, '6,
ment.
have breath or soul; metaph. to be wise, discreet, prudent, sage ; 1 sing, inf. 2
sing, plqpf.
:
sage, wise, prudent.

perf.
(, , . , . ,
76', Ep.
).
opt. of
for
subj. of
( . , , . , .
poet. pf. pass, of
aros,
, ()
part.
. ,
: ;
a flowing robe, garused as pres., to
($
plqpf.
used as Adj.
{5, 05, , (,
part, of
med.
to trust, rely on.
Hence
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,
:
^-
',
(,
'
-(^ (
etc.
( (
(,
. .
(.
ircTToiOca, Ep. for
med. of
trust, reliance, boldness.
I pi.
subj.
Ep. 3 sing plqpf. pass, of pf. pass, of
. .
of
^,
( (( , (, ^, (,
pity others at any rate.
III. Trep is
often attached to a relat. Pron., Adj. or Adv., as
6-
Adv. beyond, across or over,further, hzt. ultra;

II.
no further.
TTfpa
beyond midday. metaph. beyond measure, excessively : c. gen.,
(5
* as far as the middle, but of Time, beyond, longer : c. gen.,

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 irpa06v Ion, Adv.
/^
.
:
545
2
.
reach.
traverse,
to
pass right across or through, pass,

or over.
3. c. gen. to exceed,
,
'',
an end,
from
pf.
plish
the country over against or opposite.

f.
, , .. ^ . , , ) : : , ^ , ,. . ,
from
i
the far side.
,
inf.
(. . {)
go beyond in. (),
(.
7(7,
aor. I
Pass., aor.
:
to
finish, complete
to
(jripas) : to bring bring about, acco^n-
Pass, to be
brought
be fulfilled, accomplished.
a discourse
hence absol.
an end, be finished ; to to end 2. irepaiveiv to conclude, come to an

to
end.
^, , ()
II, intr. to
( ^, /. 1, / ', . -, , $,
to sell,
sell
:
beyond,
6()
aor.
I
:
go through,
fut.
to carry beyond seas for mostly to sell as slaves ; nepai/ one to Lemnos.
:
(((: []
Ep.
II.
Ep.
pf.
pass,
sale,
Att.
hence
to
,= , Pergamos,
the citadel
the citadel of Troy
also
in pi.
as appellat.,
like
of any town.
Ikos or Xkos, 6 and
, the partridge, Lat.
extend, reach, or penetrate.

II.
perdix, -ids.
ov,
being or dwelling beyond, esp.

7)
beyond the sea or river.

as Subst., the
(sub. yrj or
country beyond the sea or river
6.',
to
pf. Dep., with act. aor. 2 break wind. pf. pass. part, of Aeol. for
Hence
f.
aor,
Pass.,
aor. i
'.
pf,
- , ,
:
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.
08, , .
Adv., Ion. for Adv., Ion. for Ep. for
fut. inf.
of
( ((,
:
aor.
', (,
fut.
Ion. for
Ep. aor. 2 pass.

:
inf.
with
rase.
fut,
med, from
2.
^ ( ,
inf.
(.$.
of
pf.
aor.
Ep.
Pass,
Ep.
to
aor. 2 inf.
like
waste,
ravage,
sack,
or on the opposite side; irepav to cross over into Asia.

as,
ls
II.
things, to destroy.
c.
-nipav.
beyond.
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,
issue,
-,
ircpdais,
irepavTiKos, 17, ov, Aeol, for
(() ()
.
Ill,
life
over against,
gen.,
sometimes
= 7,
out
conclusive.
versed, passable, [a]
terior.
8 ()
,
passage from
ov,
II.
3, ()
&$, ,
() a going
(sub.
beyond, passing
(to death).
on the opposite
the opposite country, also the opposite quarter
heavens, esp. of the west, as opp. to the east.
: ( (, .((- ( '/(( , ^ () $^^ ( ' ' (.

Ion.
$,
05
that
:
'.
may
be crossed or passed over.
(A),
inf.
fut.
, ({)
or
)
Ep.
:
side, Lat. ul-
as Subst.,
of the
ov,
like
(-
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.
of persons,
to destroy, kill, slay.

II, to
',
(
of
it
is
(( (
;
^
;
(\5 ( ( ]$
'^
phrases
are
Ep.
Ion. impf.
(-
common occurrence of much consequence

:
[]
Ion.
worth much;
\($,
or
to reckon a thing
( ( ($
to us
;
irept
aor.
Ion.
pf.
to reckon a thing of more,
of
liitle,
of no
trans,
to
drive
right
across
or
consequence.
a thing
through.
2.
to
pass across or through, to pass

a ditch
to
over, cross, traverse;
hard to pass; metaph., a danger terms of an oath.

;
pass through
to
3.
go through or recite the to let go through. II.

:
intr. to
penetrate or pierce right through
to extend,
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 enis,
;
With Dative
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;
all
7.
ircptawpeTOs,
irept-aipeo),
,?7, (^(py')a
, 6v,
f.
:
turning round, revolution.

off.
able to be taken
:
From
inf.
\(
city,
aor. 2
wepietXov,
cast
strip
away all round, as the walls of a or the earthen mould in which gold has been generally, to take off or away : c. gen. pass, to a thing off one. II. Med. to take offfrom
to take
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
;
that belongs to a thing.
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,
;
^^
'::
III.
of the object
:
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,
pi.
'6-,
, ,
TTCpi-aXXos, ov,
{irep'i,
neut.
all
aWos) beyond or before others

aXovpyus) dyed with purple
irepia\ovpyos double-dyed
TTfpiaWa
ircpu-aXovpYos, ol', round: metaph.,
in villany.
\$
;
round
to
^,
one,
{, $
as Adv., before all: exceedingly.
trepi
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,
^.
dpiis
as in
going beyond, exceeding, as in III. beyond measure,

ingly, as in
^. (-\5,
Quantity.
TTf
\, ^-,
Though
f.
t
Trepi-Sddw, like Lat.

in irepi
per-multus, per-gratus.
properly elided before a vowel.
sent
-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
roujid
:
-,
-,
f.
. - -, ) ^-, -,^, . , -: ^ -, ,
to
,
II.
-,'. ^^. , -, ,
f.
-, -^:
aros, to,
(^)
aor. 2
anything fastened
an amidet.
put round about:

II. to
Med,
on.
cover all
put arotind one, round.

to
:
to
: :
put
impf
all
7
put rou?id
-,
round:
;
,=
f.
ov,
,
f.
hung about or upon From
a.s Subst.,
to fasten about, attach to
Med.
on.
otieself to
Att.
-,
\, to
gain for
f
,
6,
oneself.
to
fasten or fit on
Pass, to have fastened
round or fitted
",
lighten or flash all romid.
be busy about a thing.
irepi-avxcvLOs, ov,
as Subst.,
{nrepi,
worn round
the
very, exceed-
neck
a necklace.
:
absol.
ships.
^
short, yet
it is
;
per-
in
Ep. for
f.
impf. of
irspt
not
to
\
of sound,
:
has
failen,
so
go round about or as to defend him
-, -:
to float to
pf. pass,
aor. 2 f pf. throw round, about, or over, put on or

to fix
over,ijtvest with;
--,
irepi
him round
II.
a sword, i.e. to stab him.
Dor. for
break in pieces echoed all round.

loci,
-,
and
cs, (, (pys.
edya) broken in
f.
pieces.
with
-, -,
oneself,
to
put on
to
break all round,

is
P.iss,,
irfpiayvvrai the voice
-^, to lead round, drive round;

they drive
2, to
c. dupl. ace build a wall round a city. II. metaph. to put roimd or upon a person, invest with. 2, to
,
enclose
around:
^, 5 ^^
2.
:
. ^ \(
to bestride
c.
:
aor. 2
pf. ircpi-
one
who
:
gen.,
to stand over his around.
slain brother
Med.,
to
to throw round or over throw rojind oneself for defence,
c.
ace.
attribute or ascribe to a person,
3. to
:
surround,
to involve
TTfpiayovci T^y the lake in a circle.

also in
round
encompass, enclose with a thing

or implicate in
evils, etc,
metaph,
lead about with one: so

:
Med.
to
3. to
turn rormd
to
also to twist or
wrench round.
4$, a
tourniquet.
ras
\(
II. intr.
go round; nepiayciv
[a]
go round
(cos, 6,
the
cities,
Hence
surround; darkness encompasses me. compass round, double. 6.

brace, encompass,
a place.
III. in
(\( 6$
4, c. ace. only, to
em-
5.
of ships, to fetch a cf
in
oneself, to
to frequent, be fond
a machine for twisting round,
Med.
to
embrace for
:
compass, aim
at,
Lat. affectare
pf.
pass,
to
le

TTptbv(0.
beat in
::
^TpLap^bS
IV. to throw beyond: possession of. throwing : generally, to beat, excel.
ircpi-papiSes,
at,
547
a marking round: an outline, sketch:
print.
f.
'-, ,
an impression,
shoes.
sides,
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, comII.
around.
(. .. , ^. , () -,
a sort
-5, 1$, , ,
,
{, $)
of
of
women
gen. (os, exceeding heavy.

pf. pass,
line round, mark round, circumscribe ; n(piypa(piv to draw a circle round. 2. to define, determine. II. to
to
6-,
From draw a
ay, aor. 2 part, of
draw
in outline, sketch
Ep. for
(,
to enclose within brackets, to strike out, cancel.
3 sing. aor. 2 of
65,
gazed
aor. 2 inf. of
ov,
, ''-,
-?,
(s,
Ep. for
pf.
looked at
from
all
{(,
6],, ()
,
pass.
anything thrown round; oi thrown round a town. 2. an enclosure, compass.

f.
piece of
() ^ $, {) , , -, -, , ) -,
^,
III.
, {) , ()
f.
at, notable.
intr. to
look
round
about,
gaze
trans, to look at
-,($ - ,
'',
part.
:
Adv.
-cDs, in
great fear. Ep. pf. of
f.
. .
ojit,
Lat. delineare.
aor. I of
((,
aor.
pf.
'.
Ep.
III.
btos) very timid or fearful
irfpifSeiaa Ep. ircpiSrrtpi-
to fear very
much, be in great fear or dread

a funeral feast. using both hands
about one.
---, , (^$,
ov, like
alike, Lat.
-,
f.
:
(irepi, Setirvov)
ambi-dexter.
II.
generally, very dexintr. to
terous, versatile, or expert.
-<,
'-,
Dep.
I.
look round
about,
to
a circumference, circuit.
taph. a compassing,
ov,
aiming
at.
going round, compass-
ing, encircling.
II. as
Subst.,
, $^ , to bind, tie
IV. me-
,=
walls
-, fut.
c.
-, -5,
:
gaze about.
II. trans, to
look earnestly at.
bind round oneself, put on.

ov, {TTfpi,
Ion. 2
and 3
)
: :
round or on
Med.
f.
fought for, disputed.
sing.
-$, -:
Med.
us
to give round.
aor. 2
II.
to stake or
wager,
gen.
rei
circuit,
of a tripod for myself,
let
make a wager avrfjs I will wager
to
hum
rotind.
ov,
surrounded by
(irepi,
hills.
an armlet or
surging
all
-5, ,
armour for
the
arm.
ov,
{(,
and
round. ['\
fut,
*-, -^(
\.
:
-)08, ov,
:
Ion. for
Ion.
aor. 2
-(^^
$. later
5-)
form
:
[]
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 come now, -,
i.e.
stake
to
be over or
above come, excel

gen.
to be sttperior^ prevail
over, overc.
to
be better or
more advantageous,
from.
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.
the eyeballs,
round, double a headland.
-5, ^ ") -, -, , )
2.
II.
encompassing.
round, a
{(
is,
{,
yKayos) ftdl of milk.

:
7-<,
Dep. (nepi, glare around.

ov, {vepi,
\pw, to
{.
to
turn round
rounding
ing.
eloquent.
detached,
bend round, fetch a compass

mutter or whisper round
(-|,
about.
round by a
in, enclosed.
,
,
the string that runs
f.
to
2. round a net for closing it. 3. the rim a gallery running round a building.
^, ,
:
, , . , () ^. -, 6,
-,
'-5,
^,
med.
Dep.
to
fern.
2.
;:
aor. 2
aor. 2 imper.
Ep. for
6-5, 5,
77,
circuit.
ov,
$, {)
as Subst.,
to tear all
grasp round with the hand.

surrounding,
a running round ana a revolution, orbit. running round, sur-
circular.
pass, that
II.
3.
2. going about, roamcan be run round, standing 6, like

:
that which surrounds or encompasses
,
he
I.
off.
as
aros,
6,{') anything marked

enclosure, ring.
of a shield.
line,
, (') marked round,fenced

an
Ep. 3 sing. aor. all round.

iT6pi-8v(i>,
f,
-, , ,
f.
round about: Pass., had the skin torn off

around, strip
2
-,
to pull offfrom
548
, .. -,
dual aor.
med.
subj.
6-,
7. '.
of
'
; :
a thing, to be over-officious
(pf. inf.)
if^pitipya"
it

pf. pass,
of
irepi-eiSov, aor. 2
with no
to look
pres.
in use,
sack' (i.e. meddle, interfere, be
with their need not have used the word). 2. to

that they
officious.
had overdone
2. about for, await. to overlook, neglect, disregard, hence also to let pass, II. pf irepioiba with pres, sense allow, suffer.
being used instead
inf. with impf. sense, Att. to kfiow or understand nepiddivai Ep. to be better in better; povXrj counsel than others. wound round, enTTcpiciXds,
plqpf.
circling.
-,
or
ircpietXov, aor. 2 of
Pass, to be
6-,
irepi-eijAV,
5,
^
:
-(8,
ov,
{irtpi,
i'pyov) over-careful, taking

arts.
2.
needless
trouble:
Trepiepya curious
II. 2.
^/
meddling, interfering, officious. wrought, elaborate, expensive.
pass, over-
6-
2
encompass.
(^)
to
Ion. for
-,
((. ^.
2. to
-, -.,
Tfp-(pp,
Att.
-,
superfluous.
f.
^,
to enclose all
aor.
fold or wrap round
c. ace. loci, to
wrapped round. (iTcpi, sum)
wrap
up.
irepi-
to be
around ;
circumstances.
II. to
be better than or su-
(
him.
to
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-
to
aor. 2 pass, of
(4.
:
wander
impf.
:
pf.
-(
to
or ramble about.
f.
to
go round, go
$
about.
aor. 2
round,
perior to znoiher, surpass.
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
cf.
fetch a compass.
/fas to
(^
to
^-^^. (,
ibo) to
2. c. ace.
go round or about, to go round, compass;

of the guards.
II.
go the rounds
irepiiovTos as time
a drivitig or riding round: a 6<ys, From place for driving round.
. -, :
of
-, ',
come round
to in turn.
III.
of Time,
came round.
round.
pi. aor. 2 pass,
to insert
3 sing. aor. 2 act. or 3
'5,
fut.
-:
^, . ^. -, . -, -, ^ () ^, , '
-,
come round, overreach,
f.
'rp-^,Ep.for6/)i'-t,
irepi6(rTwS, pf. part, of
,
f.
III. c.
vengeance came at last upoti ace. pers., like Lat. circumvenirey

cheat.
-, ((.
pf. pass,
gnaw round
of

2
s\ng.o^nepU{dsum).
ov, about the last.
TTCpLiCTXov, aor. 2 of
ov, (wf/'i,
thoroughly boiled.
:
and
/inf.
inf.
-nipioxiiv'.
:
aor. 2
med.
hold around, encompass, embrace, surround: of a city, to beleaguer or blockade. II.

to
like
{(
sum)
11,
to be superior to, surpass,
aor.
-'. -(sub.
overcotne
to drive
round, push about, of cops.

II.
drive about, harass, distress. etc.) to drive or ride round. irepieXctv, aor. 2 inf. of
roll or
'-6 wind round Med. 6-(, [],
, -,
;
Att.
f.
'npi-Vvvî,topui round:
of
-: - ^. :
Ion.
f.
,2. to
pf.
Med.
tect.
to.
to
or violently.
to
to roll
6, 3
Vfpiianov,
aor. I pass. inf.
sing, plqpf.
aor. 2
impf. irfpieiwov
.^. '.
of
:
round oneself. to drag round or about. Med. to draw roufidone.
yov) over and above a pair, more than a pair of horses' harness, are spare straps. aros, an apron. From
-,
"3,.
-$;
outnumber, to outflank. III. clasp round, and so to take charge of, to pro2. to hold fast on by, to cling to, cleave to be pressing, urgent with. Adv. {irepi, very powerfully
:
esp. to
($)
poet.
-?,
f.
-,
f.
to boil
6,
round
about.
ov, also
72||,
vyos,
{trtpt,
:
so,
'.,
fut.
inf. irepiaTreiv:
fut.
:
med.
to
inf.
^^'.
well
;
aor. 2
Med. to gird round Hence
be busy about, tend

to
diligently, take care of:
by one;
enemy.
to
Trepieireiv
- $ $ (((
tention
of persons,
to treat a
treat with at-
u Trepifneiv
man
TTipiiireiv to
handle roughly : so in Pass., rivos to be roughly handled

to be well treated:
but,
shew
- , 8, ) -, -, -,
or
:
oneself, p7it
to gird round on as a belt or apron.

:
is or
-(2|.,
f. Dep. : pf. waste one's labour : to be employed overmuch about

: :
- -^
to treat
also,
circle, forjning
one
as
an
line
, ?,
the
aor.
med.
part.
,
f.
(trtpi,
a girdle, apron.
way round.
is,
,
:
(^)
,
to
round about, Hence drawn round, lying in a

Dep.
to lead
a circle: circular.
(s,
like
'/,
:
geneiMy, aform,flgure.
Att. plqpf. of
f.
ircpi
-, ,
see
have come round
to one, to
a sketch, out-
have
arrived at last : c. ace, thai which has come round to thee, fallen upon thee. aor. 2 oi a coming round, re-
volution.
disconcerted at a thing,
(4
greatly aggrieved at or with him. is uncertain.)

Ion. aor. I of
to
ircpiOcis,
irpC0rLS,
. ( ^-, , () -. . ^. , , . ^^ -, -,
:
to fall
ircpi-Karappcu,
to ruin.
f.
-^,
f.
549
down
all round,
go
'6, ,
<-,,
f.
about, rend off:
Med.
-,
:
to tear
down round
to
rend one's own garment,

.
to
be greatly aggrieved or
:
c.
dat.
c.
gen. pers. to be
f.
,
is,
^.
of
(The
6-, ^-,
with
f.
Ion, for
irt
Att. for
inf.
-,
to
[d] be
used as Pass, of rrtpiTito
deriv. of
med.
put round,
to
lie
round or
a wall
so as to
embrace:
is
round about.
(,
,
echo or ring all round. {iTfpi, very warm or hot.
0$)
and
above, profit ;
eV, aor. 2 part,
(oji,
(^)
to rufi to
advantage for me. have on one ;

f.
II.
a placing or putting
oj/,
round, putting on.

TTipiecTos,
put round, put on, assumed, of

f.
f.
-, -,-(,$) $
,,
impf.
and irfpCeeros,
(()
observe.
Med., nfpiKfipeaOai
17,
false hair.
round.
very ivrathful.
go round and
abotit one.
-, (
:
irepi-Oup.os, ov,
{(,
Adv.,
f.
,
to
to be very angry.
to wound all round. ring around, re-echo : Ep. 3 sing,
dried.
[],
[t] for
ircpiiSciv, inf. of aor. 2 irfpteidov.
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.,
((-(
irtpw
, -^, (. -,,
Ep. for
(.
Dep.
to sit
, -:
inf.
$) -, ,-, -, ) -.
{tr(pi,
(-, -, '-6,
Dep.
have round one, to clad in arrogance. shear or clip all round:

to
(
2.
absol.,
metaph.
is
to
be over
there
no
to clip one's hair.
Ion. pf. pass. part, of
((.
to
a helmet. be very anxious or concerned

exceeding dry, well-
ov, (v-fpi,
-, -, -,
ircpi
f.
Pass, to spread
to
rotmd about.
-65,
$, {irepi,
of irfpioiSa.
round about.
or
- ((, -:
Ion.
ov, famous all
-((
-, , ^, =(.
hence a polluted wretch. Dep. to sit down round about, esp. to invest, beleaguer a town.
ircpi
-(,
of
, -,
:
pf. pass,
round; town of
one as a companion.
fut.
about
infi anted.
-, (, --, ,
es,
f.
-,
- -, - (, .( (() ( ^-, '---, )

aor. 2 part, of
aros,
, an
:
offscouring, defilement
'
{(
poet. aor. I
ibo).
conveyed round, hence

aros,
I
off all rotmd, ihe clippings, irimmings
, -, -,, -, -, () ^,
old Att.
:
- -)
round, far-famed.
:
break arotmd. KKeos) far-famed.
f.
to
shut in all round, en-
-^, -,
, ,
,
f.
-,
f.
-,
to
round. cry cuckoo all round. carry round: Pass, to be go round. that which is cut
to
gnaw
all
Ion.
inf.
(properly
to be seated
round,
to sit
. Dim.
will
make minced meat

of
of you.
beleaguer or invest a
ov, very elegant, exquisite.
ships, to blockade
c.
ace. pers. to sit beside
-,
f.
fern. Adj., epith.
(vfpi, KOvhvXos, vcvpos, of the gout, exceeding fond
to set
Pass, to be scorched all
on fire, burn round of swelled kmickles. round: metaph. to be -irfptKomfi, , a cutting all round, mutilation. From
irepi
late.
throw as a
cover completely.
ircpi
--,
2.
round.
-,
veil over.
very beautiful. to put round as a covering, II. to cover all round,
\$)
to
-, ,
f.
to cut all round, clip,
muti-
2. to
cut doivn the fruit-trees in an enemy's

(s,
country, to lay waste, plunder.
-5,
hang up
all
mand of
f.
^,
-\,
break all round.

to
'-,
{,
f.
embrace
all
to
to overtake.
^. to constrain, compel.
to, c. dat.
rotmd Hence
$)
having full comAtt.
[],
-(:
about, cling
Pass, to be
hung

550
ov, (rrcpi,
II.
-$, , ,
cs,
f.
irept
hide oneself. TTepi-KTioves,
-, -,
'-,
bung round
to stride or
[t;],
f.
late
form of
to
,,
f.
cover all round, conceal
Ep. dat.
(irepi, fTt^ôo) like
neighbours.
compass, enclose.
7-, ,[],
f.
Pass, to be rolled about.
,-,
,
-KTioves, the dwellers around,
. -, , )
ir^pioLKOS.
a thing.
($,
knock all round.
large, immense.
to
5 -5,
:
(sub.
--, {,
(S,
ov, poet, for
) ),
f.
:
:
above measure, very

Subst.,
measuring round : as , a circumference.
$.
very
pi.
, = (/{($.
:
craftily for.
,
f.
:
Dep.
encircle, en-
in pass, sense to be inhabited.
to encircle,
encompass.
:
Hence
round:
an
encircling.
[t]
^-,
;
ov, gen. ovos,
by the waves.
ircpi
revellers
with pitch
-, , ($) 7(-, , {, -, ,
f.
{,
)
to to
to
roll
surrounded
{(,
measure.
to seize
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.
^-,
to
go about with a party of viws gen. of vavs)

kwvos)
to
carouse around.
f.
smear
all
over
black shoes.
f.
to chatter
on
all sides or
beyond
:
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.
:
cunningly.
:
- : -, -: -, -, 6 ,-, {).. '-,

'-5,
f.
:
-,
()
,
Dep.
to
tall, high or long. Ep. 3 pi. impf. contrive cunningly, scheme
~2.
to
Dep. to bellow around. dwell round about or near.
TrfpivaiiTqs, ov, 0, a neighbour.
From
and Med.
ov, {irtpi,
(()
nom.
to
aor.
inf
dwell round. overclouded. Ep.
to pile
round.
gen.
-(,
pi.
((:
{irepi,
'-,
irepivoia,
^7,
f.
aor. 2
-, -,
f. f.
-, ,
f.
intelligence.
II.
over-wiseness or about.
I.
From
irepi-voos, ov, (vfpi, voos) exceeding wise.

to
go round
:
irepi^,
strengthd.
for
Prep,
ace.
round
II.
about, all round;
c.
gen., but mostly
c.
f.
xpw, to shine or
beam round
about.
Adv. round about.

irepi-|<rTOs,
Pass, to be shed all over.
'-, \, to leave remaining

left
Pass, to be
-,
about on all
-, ,
-, "--,, , '-5,
iTfpi\iîS,
f.
remaining, survive.
^cu, to lick all
round:
lick clean.
{nepiKeyw) circumlocution. to strip off all round.

ov,
{irepi,
water, insulate.
.
-,
ircpi
f.
-,
sides,
f.
much
discussed.
{irept,
^^)
to
talked
surround with
Dep. = TreptXci'xo;.
round, wash carefully. exceeding sorrowful. gaze eagerly round : Ep. part, fern
to
ircpC-XoiiTos, ov, left remaining.
-$, ,
-,
1cp-cr
wash
ov, (iT(pi,
to
)
all
:"f.
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.
irepi-oBos,
^f.
Ion.
-, -,
17,
6v, polished all

to polish all
f.
to
round. round. shave all round.
-, 6-$,
5,
to
^(-,
f's,
Dep. to rage round about. Dor. for Dep. to fight round about: also
6$.
^cw
:
dwell round a person or slave. Trfpi-oiKis, i8os, fern, of vepioiKos, divelling or lying round about, neighbouring. II. as Subst.,
, , '--,
pf.
f.
-nfpiubov
to
see
dwell round about:
^
pass,
.
c.
ace. to
nfpioiKis (sub.
to
fight for a thing. Att.
also the suburbs, outskirts.

f.
to
wipe all round

so,
Ion.
nietaph. to purify by
to be desired.
magic arts. ov, fought about, fought for ; and
to enclose
walled
-<1 [, 7-,
-,
TO,
From
Dep. to fight around. wait for one, await, expect.
or near, neighbouring.
II.
^-, -/ -, )
:
7^
or
), ,
the country
pf.
:^-to build
round
about.
round:
II.
by building round:
ov, (irfpi,
Pass, to be built up,
in.
dwelling round about II. 01 were,
intr. to wait, abide.
(-,
ov,full all round, very full.
((,
in Laconia, the
free inhabitants of the country-towns. the remains of the original inhabitants, who enjoyed
civil
the circumference.
to the Spartans,
but not political privileges, opp. on the one hand and on the other to the Helots.
),
ed.
ircpiovra, part. neut.

to
II.
, . -, -,
fut.
of
ircpi
f.
irepi-oTTTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. ot

neut.
he overlooked, suffered or disregard-
ircpi-OTTTos, Of,
^-,-: , 3.5$.((,
admired, admirable.
impf.
or
from an
obsol. verb
pf.
aor.
eidov, pf.
^,
, - ^ () -
: :
:
TpLôbp.
:
551
of
slip about.
pi.
of
{(
sjitn).
, . Att.
to
:
aor.
inf.
and
part,
f.
aor.
pass.
(see
bake all round

I
metaph.
to crust or
(-,
pass.
gloss over
cajoled.
to cajole, aor.
pass. part,
one must overlook.
seen
from
all sides
or
:
Ion.
:
:
pf.
or
- -^
:
f.
[]
pf. pass.
to
spread or strftch
f.
nepioxpo-
see irfpi-eidov)
II.
whence
look
also
(for aor. 2Trepi-
around
for, wait for. be or do. fer
to overlook, to disregard, sufIII.
Med.
to look
about before
:
doing a
respicere.
thing, to be circumspeci,
2.
c.
delay, xvaii
shrink from.
Adv. -yuis, very wrathfully.

ircpi
-,
-(|,
gen. to look about for, Lat.
es, (irepi,
'/)
very angry, wrathful
-,
TO, (irepi,
f.
mark , $)
to
daybreak, dawn. out by boundaries.
Hence
03, , , -, ,
so as to blockade.
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.
''-|,
,
,
live.
f.
a marking out by boundaries. to be moored or anchor round

to
to spread out. Hence irpi-wTaaTOs, -, 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(piiTeT5 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, {vpi, 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.
around :
'68,
{()
5
:
-, 6-'5, '6-
'n'cpt
-^
:
(( '/
) to leap
:
:
:
f.
-, {)
to be quite filled.
sing,
peculiar, proper.
tents.
, () , , *^. -, -,
walk,
while teaching
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
--, -, -', -, -',(-(, -.- --: -^
-,
f.
round about.
f.
to fill entirely
Pass.
to set
on fire round about

aor.
2
impf. 3
pf.
and
pi.
f.
were
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,
,) ,
II.
f.
the fill meaning or coa section of a book. used as fut. o{ formed from
into
snare.
Hence
:
,
,
to look timidly
to
round.
to
walk round, walk about :

to
make wander aboui Pass, /o wander or roam aboui: metaph. fluiier or hover round aboui : to be in a state of uncertainiy. Hence
-, -, ,
;
irfpnrinTfLV
be
caught
in one's
own
III.
of a thing, to befall one. to come over or upon.
walking about, esp. hence Aristotle and his followers

Peripatetics.
, given
',
From
itiieriwine,
irfpiirXavios, ov, wandering, roving aboui.
called
, (^,
-,
: ;
Adv.
closely iwined, in close embrace.
f,
-76/
dat.
interweave
to
twine ro'und about.

Pass., aor. i
-(,
:
2.
to
pi.
-,
--,
round.
to
, . / ^,
')
f.
:
:
^:
ou, verb.
Adj.
of
-,
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.
($ 7,
-, ^ -:
(. -\
sent
aor.
pass.
-8, ov
'.
send round, despatch in different directions. pf, pass, of
populous
-, --,
'-'5,
:
ojv,
nam.
(nep'i,
pl.
(,
-;
Ion.
quite full, over-full.
(s,
$)
very fill
very
also very large.
Adv. {rrfpivXoKos) iwined round.
553
entangletnetit, intricacy.
irepiirXoKOs, ov,
irfpi-irXoos, ov, contr. -irXovs, ovv, (nepinktw) act. II. pass, that may be sailed round. sailing round.
, ,
,
ircpt-irXoos,
:
; ;
irepLirXoKrj
(irepinXeKw) a twining round.
7/)'709.
2.
enfolded : entangled. Ep. syncop. pres. part, of irepmeXo-
{^)
:
something enfolding, a cloak, fence; the fence or circuit of walls the nzv3.\ fence or bidwark of the Achaeans, 2. an enfolding, embracing.
'
sword.
irepip
about.
pi.
circumnavigating. voyage.
-,
'-,
ircpt
much
. -, -,) -,
2. the
- ()
,
[],
to
contr.
-, -;
gen.
c.
(paayavo)
nom.
:
a sailing round,
gen.
account of a coasting
round
wash
all
round, wash clean,
Ion. for
poet, for
f.
to breathe
ov, {rrepi,
round. desired on all
, () -, , ^,
17,
es,
folded
(i. e.
roimd
his
fallen round
upoti)
sides,
at sacrifices
-,
beloved.
f.
,
is,
to
fear very much.
abo7it.
-, ,
f.
(-^)
vessel
broken
or
rent
to besprinkle
or wet round
Hence
aor. 2 pass. inf. o{
^^.
:
to
make
to
remain over and

2. to
II.
(in act.
^-, -
:
above, to preserve, keep safe, protect. lay by : to lay up in store, procure.

session of.
save up,
Pass, to
Med.
to
keep or get for oneself, to compass, acquire, gain pos-
gaining possession.
-5, , ) , -,
bouse.
--,
From
Hence
a>s,
els his off a thing; shield slipped off'mio the sea. 2. to overflow on all sides : to run over, to be in abundance.
a keeping safe
or
an acquiring,
-, ,
Pass.,
(irepinoXos,
break off round

off:
aor.
2
vessel for lustral water. -pevacuai pf. aor. 2 pass, sense) to flow round, c. ace. be surrounded by water. II. to slip from
f.
:
-:
:
for sprinkling water
$
:
and -, -(-^
to
f.
:
[d]
intr.
aor. i
pf.
-ippoiya
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 guardTTCpi-iToXos, ov, (nepi,
the rounds.
rend
all
Pass, to be rent
and
round, to rend and tear torn off : to be broken or
patrol:
tier,
2.t Athens young citizens between 18 and 20 who were employed on home service, to guard the fron-
-, , ) \, ^,
II. as Subst.,
I.
going round, going

ol, the
TTcpi-irop^Cpos, ov, {irepi, purple, Lat. praetextatus.

poet,
for
-,
att
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. iTpippvTOS, ov, also , ov, surrounded 2. zct. flowing round, c. gen., with water, sea-girt.
68, (() , {()

-fj,
{^) (()
to
f.
about.
to
over his soul overcame
) -,, ^, -, , $ ( ,
hit. publici custodes.
2.
generally, nepinoXos,
attendant, follower.
Sicily.
ov, very villainous.
edged with fawn upon.

to
- -,
Ep.
îieeXias the waters that
hover
round: Pass, to be shaken float upon the air.

iTfpC-aepvos, ov, also
irept-aeiTTOS, ov, also
poet,
,
)
From
2.
flow round
wag the tail round,
all
to shake all round, wave about,
-', -:
,
Adv.
= nepi
very, especially.
f.
aor. 1
-eêa:
pf.
-'.
:
pour forth round or over:

it.
Pass. aor. I part., tpos
revered, greatly honoiired.
love gushing forth
part.
'-, (($
f.
:
nowed.
folded round, a covering. iripnrTvlas, aor.
guished, Lat. insignis.

f.
aros, r6, a husk, skin.

to strip off the
From
pf. pass,
husk or skin
chaff,
strong above measure.

S,
free
r6,
from
clean
win-
aros,
, 6-,,:
{)
I
powerful.
, -,
'-,
, ov, very solemn. , ov, ((,
)
to
much
ov,
(jrep'i,
very famous or distin-
to be exceedingly
powerful, to be
(,
,
o9ivos) exceeding strong or
anything
aor. I
clasp,
<. ((:
part, of
:
-5,
ks, {tnpt,
round, rigid. unbending.

all
dried or hardened metaph. obstinate, stubborn,
)
:
to enfold,
irepi-aKeXCs, ihos,
leg,
enwrap, enshroud
to
term, to outflank. II. be folded round, coil round.
embrace : as military Pass, to to fold round
Hence
all sides, far-seen, conspicuous
-,
{rrep'i,
a garter or anklet.
ov, (irepi,
aK(Xos) a band for the

be seen on
admired.
(, , -, --, /, ^-,
fut.
f.
pf.
-(\^ -(, formed from *((. look

f.
:
f.
^^ . , ;
Adv. of
(.
.
to
overshadow.
aor.
more abundantly.
.
553
exceedingly 2. ovblv
;
to leap
round
or about.
Tfpov, Lat. nihil aliud, nothing else
aorepov
to
round.
2. to
consider on all sides or well, to look

:
at from all points
to
watch and see
one, be circumspect.
in
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
ways, distracted.
-05, -(, ,
ov,
{ircpi,
nant.
ried
hearted.
dance.
or
()
:
too
of reason had Pericles.
much
enough of a thing,
sense, to
wordiness, verbiage.
(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
, , , . -, ) -, -^, -, , . , () 2', - ' , , .. , -, ,, , 6,

-^, -,
'6-, -,
-,
From
)
:
about.
to look
about
sacrifice
, , -,
'-, ,
-, , {)
d
no otherwise than Adv.
^^
Comp.
so,
^round
if.
standing
^-, {() ,
5,
f.
:
(. ^. -, -,
(4\\.
aor.
I
{. drop or trickle round about. Ep. 3 sing. aor. i pass. [] aor. 2 opt. of
.
:
66<, =
;
aor. 2 inf. oi
76/36/)77$
, to be very indigvery hasty or hur-
-, , 7(. -,
dress, clothe, to
~4(
to
wrap round :
to bury.
to lay out a corpse, Lat.

II. to
componere
cloak.
hence
wrap
es, (irfpi,
III. to
TTepianepxes
an over-hasty death.
ov,
(ncpi,
an\ayxvov)
great-
nepiCTeXKuv \iv (pya to attend
take care of, protect, maintain to uphold minstrelsy ;
to agriculture.
Ep. for
-^. ((()
From
:
superfluity,
abun-
II.
superiority, preeminence.
'6-, (, ,
poet, for
superabundance
that which
is left
is
over, a remnant.
to be
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
bemoan
'-,
Med.
f.
^;
up, cover,
to echo
later Att.
impf.
'-,
over
and
above, outnumber, be be
surround as with a ci'own.
^, , {(,
f.
aricpavos) to encircle,
nepi-
many for,
c.
gen.
II. to
more than enough;

the
5,
is,
xvreathed,
crowned
\(
c.
what remains
2. in
over,
surplus
with a crown of flowers.
II. act.
twining,
knepicceve such an abundance
encircling.
bad
sense, to be over-
,-,
From
f.
i/^cy,
/o
surround as with a croivn, en3

pi. aor. 2
or superfluous.
III. to
gen.
have more than IV. later in causal
wreathe.
Ep. for
of
make
to
abound.
, (nepiaaos, Xoyos) useless talking, ,
75
med. of
.
toils
Ep. for
pi.
aor.
Ep. for
^-,
aor.
tents.
III. in
bad sense, superfluous, excessive

;
to be over-busy
2.
ovir-wise.
much
artificial.
to be of speeches, over-subtle, refined over IV. of numbers, odd, uneven,
intervals,
c.
with
rows.
Lat. impar, opp. to apTios.

later Att.
oos) superfiuity, excess.
-, ,, (, )
j),
5, 5, , (ôver-wise.
) -5, ) -, --, ^
dat. to stick
{.
-, ,, -, '-, ,
hence
to place
f.
round
hedge
all
pi. aor. 2 subj. of
to dot at
equal
2.
at equal distances.
round with things. f. to beam or fiash round about.

{irepi,
$)
:
to
put
all
or nets
Med.
to
{irepi,
to
round. surround
in
to
in.
ov,
((,
set
round
groan
f.
round.
aor. I
Dep.
to
encamp
about, invest, besiege,
beleaguer.

554
to
: :
; :
to
-5, -5, ^-, ,

as Subst.,
-, ) , ^^ -, - 8) -, -, ) , ) ) ,. ^. , ^, . ) -, -, . , ^ ) ) , , {) ( ^($ , () ^. -, ) ^,
-,
f.
76
orbit or revo:
(, to whirl round,
throw a stone
Pass,
to be
of one preparing turned round, to spin

:
.
f.
round.
Hence
a turning round
an
bestow or confer upon, invest with : also to impose upon, to pluck or strip all round. {nepi, much honoured.
lution.
ircpt
f.
go round about
,
to;
to
turn round often

the oracles.
Pass.
^-, , , ', , (() ,

'irepi
circumcision.
going round
to all
iTpi-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
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
(irepi,
:
'-',
to overshoot, outshoot.
f.
aor. I
-^
6, '-,
:
f.
{(,
, an
to
congeal around
f.
aor.
-(^
.
:
to
Pass to congeal or stiffen
make round
anklet.
about.
ov,
Ep. Ep. for

f.
Pass., of a river, to split into
enclose a space.
, -, ,
'-,
f.
^,
aor. 2 inf.
aor. 2
med. imperat. of
off.
II.
-, ^-,.-: .2-(.
:
other tenses formed from

pf.
--
to slit all
round, cut
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.
to
two branches, so
to
as to
overreach.
a rope, as in judges apart from the people. f to save alive, save from death Pass, to escape with one's life.
part off by the Athenian law-courts, to keep the

(ircp'i,
6-, '-,
f.
,
f.
'5, From 7-,
f.
, {()
es,
:
to tremble
round about.
worn
:
all
round.
aor.
2
-
bing
:
f.
aor. I
[]
pf.
Pass
to
wear dojvn
all
round.
Hence
Ion. for
, {,
to
to
dig a trench
round, sjirround with a trench.
-,
-Tcrcj,
(,)
'-,
Pa.ss
otos, to, anything iporn smooth by rubmetaph. a practised knave.
stretch all
round
round:
flesh
or over.
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.
-,([,
quivered on his limbs. Ep. collat. form of turn oneself round ; of Time, to revolve.
to drive about, harass.
-,
;
,($
{irepi,
to
tremble or quiver all all the

intr. to
3. c. ace.
, ,
7.05,
6,
, {rrepiTpfnw)
tion
kv
a wall
built
round,
irepi-rpoxoXos,
,=
or
7($
;
a turning about, revoluby turns.

pi. as
neut.
Adv.,
blockading wall.
to have one's hair dipt
round
run
a tualling round,
( (4(
2
:
, . 7(
blockading.
'-6,
;
7-,,
f.
to finish completely.
Pass,
{,
to
go
or ruti
round
of Time,
to revolve.
7-6
-(
of Ion. and Ep. to cut round, clip round about

inf. fut.
:
.-:
:
'-, gnaw
$,
happen
etc.
:
Med.,
round
aor.
purloin.
to practise
circutncision
to
II. to
make
incisions all
one's arms.
tain land.
tercept for oneself:
'6-, ov, '-5, , (,

(irfpi,
f.
:
ning.
Trepi
imperat. -^s
) )-, Pass, to be cut off

aor.
I
:
cut off the extremities Pass., yijv to be curtailed or cut short of cerIII. to cut off, intercept ; Med. to inintercepted.
all
, -( -(
collat.
about.
form of
about.
to
round
to
crowd round
ov,
f.
{()
:
running round, round. to aor. 2 -fTpayov

:
round about,
nibble,
carp at
to nibble off,
irepiTTOs, etc., later Att. for

aor.
7((,
:
'6-,
f.
pf.
:
to
happen
to
be about, at or near
:
to
light upon, fall in with, meet with, encounter
also to
bounded
round. eminent art or cunaor. 2 -
grave.
on
Med.
to
place round about, put round or

II.
to
put round oneself, put on.
, ((
sult very
-, , -.,
f.
^-,
to one, befall.
ov, {irfpi,
$)
on
a
round about
the
wantonly
to treat with
great
all
insult, to inill-treated.
Pass, to be visible
(sc.
to
around.
Pass, to be
wantonly
round;
seen
(v
spot
far
^^, ,
ledge, notoriety,
manifest:
-8, Comp.
manifest: also
,
gen.
':^.
full knowall
[a]
S,
and
ov,
6$, -,
is,
2. famous,
{) {)
From
:
being seen all round

seen seen
adhere.
inf.
round
8.,</)'5,-5.
all
about or upoti,
round,
illustris.
renowned, Lat.
with a palisade
ircpt
all
^ ^) , , ,$ 6-,
:
555
II. intr. in
Med.
fut. -<pv-
[]
with
pf. act.
aor. 2
c.
From
volving, rolling
round or about : to carry about with one. move a thing routid in a circle : to hand round.
,
(, ,
-,
f.
:
Adv. of TrepKpavqs, manifestly. Dep. to spare so that be survives,
TTcpixapcia,
:
{)
a circumferefice
a round figure.
:
ircpi-xdpTis, is, {irepi, trepi\apis joyous :

f.
carried round about

I
reby.
surrounding,
aor.
.
[sc.
2.
surrounded
a rim or border.
irept
- ) -, ,
c. dat.
f.
:
part.
[]
to
grow round
to
to cling to, clasp, c. dat.

{nep'i,
surround
generally, to fortify.
Att.
-,
fut.
^,
to scratch or cut
round.
17,
From exceeding great joy. exceeding glad or
tocarry
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.
my memory
wander
2. to
II.
-,
aor.
:
f.
from, avoid, elude, c. ace. ness, get over an attack.
burn
above measure,
a carrying or handing II. (from round : also the meats handed round. Pass.) a going or iurtiirig round, circuit, revolution.
-, - -^ (4 -5, \. \$) - (,$) -, -, -, ()) ,

or range about.
f.
pour round about, over or upon -cia put gold round the horns Kipaai weptxieiv of persons, about be poured or spread
to
;
^ :
{(, ($) to surroutid with

i
(\(.
Pass., aor,
aor.
:
irepiixfa'. Ep. pres. irepti
\p]
pf.
to
to
and
to flee
ill-
2. to
escape from
:
--, -.,
to
-, -,
Pass, to
all
-,
all
pf. pass.
to scorch or
round.
come round
as Subst.,
-, ,
ovos, 0,
f,
pour or crowd round.
gild all over. Ep. aor. I be exceeding angry or wroth.

f.
,, ,
to
round about the earth. dance round or about.

to
:
{.
(
:
ov, (ire pi,
with bark all round.
Trcpi
[],
-,
-,
to
:
f.
to
go round
about.
II.
to
to,
come
to in succession.
ov, {trepi,
5)
Pass, to fear greatly.
about.
ov,
in great fear, fearful
terrified.
round:
ov,
{(,
wandering about.
,,
-,,
-,
Ttts
f.
(sub. 7^),
-^,=(. ,
,05,
is,
ranging about.
siderate.
sides.
, -,
Adv.
round
Hence
II.
carried about.
III.
going or
notorious, infamous.
'-5,
II.
very thoughtful, very careful, con- ful.
-St'cus, carefully.
From
on
all
Med.
to think over, consider
about
''$,
TO,
paos,
about.
-,
,
ov,
fenced round:
or pushed on one side, to be repulsed.

as
, -^, ) -,
(^,
to strip or peel off all
fut. to wipe all inf. -ipr^v Hence wipe the eyes. anything wiped off, offscojiring. xpiXos) to make bald all f.
:
:
to
round about a place 77, the coimtry round
round
Pass., irepi-
oapieas to have the flesh all stripped off.

{irepi,
,
ov,
subdue by
exceeding
to
spells.
excessive pain.
(ircpi,
From
pain-
sufieri?ig
great pain.
Subst., Trep/-
an
.
enclosure.
Att.
,
f.
-,
From
f.
view
fence round.
to
^,
to
cumspection, caution.
as
to cofnpass in thought, specula'e
II. to
have thoughts above or beyond,

to guard
contemn, despise.
'-,
-, ,
II. like very thoughtful, very careful. haughty, overweening : c. gen. despising a thing. a place of refuge.
all sides.
, , -,
,
-,
make
to
fut.
ovos,
, ,
voc.
{(/()
ov,
vv, aor. 2 part, ot
to
grow round
)^. - -:
{(,
bloiun
, -, , ) '2,
Adv.
-,($ ) -5, 6, 5,
,
{irepi,
:
f.
and
-,
Pass, with pf.
to be
push or thrust thmst away
a place commanding a wide

II. cir-
</f
by
bird's-eye view.
ov. Ion. for
immense, vast,
Comp.,
on
all sides, blockade.

{irep't,
'^, ,
f.
1epov
.
exceeding, beyond measure : also as aWoJvfar beyond the rest. (irepKOs) to turn dark, of grapes
ripening.
the perch, Lat. perca.
ing
upon from
dark-coloured, of grapes ripendark, dusky, name of a kind of eagle. ov, =irepKvos. TTipKOS, TTepva, a bam, Lat. perna.
:
,,
[]
aor.
trans.
or upon,
make
to cling to or
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
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.
arm
iSos, a robe Dor. fastened on the shoulder with a buckle or brooch.
5
:
. , , ) , ^, ^ ^, ,
a fall, slaughter.
'jT^pohoi
ircp-oSos,
Aeol. for nepioSos. -arpis, Dor. for
ireo-os,
(()
to
-5.
6, =
Att.
(,
:
fut.
, -, .
med. of
to
, the game of draughts.
{,
'-\,.,{05,
playing
Att. ttctt-,
(^)
,
in order for
arrange, dispose, adjust.

pi.
)
to
From
play at draughts.
to set the
braggart.
-rrepp-oxos, ov, Aeol. for
$)
'6-'5
, ', ,
ircpovCs, i5os,
or leg, Lat. radius, fibula. aros, to, Dor.
-, ,^.
Dep.
-,
^. {)
(cijs,
IIE^SO'S
Att. ireTTOs,
and
(,
our
:
an oval-shaped stone for playing a game
like
to boast or
From
ov, vainglorious, braggart.
Ep. for enepaa, aor.

poet.
cities.
7'5,
..
vaunt
I
oneself, be
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
game
'22,
aor. I
of
destroyer of
II.
{,{,
6,
fj,
Persepolis, the ancient capital of Persia.
inf.
ripen.
also to bake
self cakes.
. , , ( , : ^ ^
itself.
Att.
:
later also
''
fut.
Pass., aor. l
to soften,
pf.
make
II.
to boil
soft : of the sun, to generally, to cook, dress :
Med.,
III.
to bake oneof the stomach, to digest, Lat.

2.
Ilcpaivs, (0)s Ep. tjos later Ion. ios, , Perseus, son of Jove and Danae, one of the most famous Grecian
heroes.
coquere, concoquere.
ter of Jupiter
Persephone, Proserpine, Lzt. Proserpina, daughand Ceres. Pluto carried her off, and as his consort she reigned in the lower world.
^,
5,
f.
, poet.
also
- ^^
the
digest an affront, or rather to brood over

one's honours
or
derived the
,, ^,
,
,,
from
-ircraXos Ion.
ov, o, ace.
or Tlepaea, voc.
a Persian, native of Persis. (The Greeks name of the people from Perseus.)
zens practised in Syracuse, like the of Athens, except that the name of the obnoxious citizen was written on olive-leaves instead of potsherds.
(.$)
Persians. TitpaiKos,
at
2. to
, ($)
common
4.
to side with or imitate the speak Persian. Persian : hence i

2.
From
used for voting, a vote, ballot;

neut,
a sort oi thin shoes or slippers.
TiipaiKQS opvLS the
cock.
a Persian dance.
(sub.
$, $,
),
a
({$
3.
HepoiKov
or
unfolded, broad, fiat.
the peach.
poet. fem. ofTlepaiKOs, Persian.
II.
as Subst.
yvvT]),
sian cloak.
the Persian torigue.

ov, 6,
,
6(8,
,
(sub. 7^), Percis, Persia. Persian wojuan. 3. (sub.

I.
),
2.
(sub.
aor.
a Per-
the Persians.
-, -,
Adv.
()
Pass, to
in Persian fashion, in
(1(5,
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.
stretch out, unfold, unfurl,
!,
out
:
, ,- (() ,, '' ^ ( (, ^ ,
Ion.
,
=
I
:
(Ep. for
;
wound of a
^) $
dart.
to
stomach or ; so yipa brood over or dwell on to nurse or have to heal

to
it
metaph.
,
,
aor. 3 part, of
petalism, a
mode of banishing
citi-
leaf: hence
^.)
Ep.
cf.
5.
2.
(Properly
, ov,
:
II.
spread out, metaph. ///-^roii/n.

[a] Att.
:
q. v.
or
f.
):
and
Pass., aor.
Ep. Ep. plqpf.
pf.
Ep.
to spread,
expand: metaph,,
:
laws or by Persians.
-5,
iripCaivos,
17,
From
ruling Persians. or -iv, Adv. {jiipas) a year ago, last year ; the comic play of last year. Hence
ov,
($,
, ,
iTiTCivos,
the five officers who escorted the Hyperborean maidens to Delos. Adv., Dor. for Ep. for iireae, 3 sing. aor. 2 of Ep. ircaMiv, aor. 2 inf. of aros, a fall : a falling or
oi,
,
7
ov,
of
last year, last year's.
the
name of
fallen body.
((()
. . ( , ,
17,
($) a pole
'05,
young
. . - -, {
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
5, ,
Ep. aor.
or
(()
1
of
anything .spread
5,
in plur, haftgings, curtains, carpets.

i
part, of
Aeol, for
or perch for fowls to roost on.
Ep. irTivos, Ion,
able to fly, winged, flying : winged creatures, fowls of the air.
birds, fledged. trirtvpov, t6, =
Ion. for
. .
'8
(and
(-
1. of
subj. TTT^Tot for
Dep.
vrijvai, part, irras, as
a present
:
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.
dat. pi. of
scopulus
or shelf of rock (in the sea), Xuos rocks : pi. masses of rock
a rock or cave with double entrance. Hence irTpaios, a, ov, rocky, of or belonging to a rock,
living
, , ^, . '($(, , , ,' ., ^, ', 5

Dor. for
:
aor. 2 part.
76^^
of
impf.
Ep.
shortd.
part.
sync. aor. 2
also
but
inf.
^*,
act.
Ep. 3 sing,
part,
there
is
also
if
an from
aor. 2
:
',
is
^ ^'.
:
nom.
f.
.
a boat
657
offir-wood,
of or
II.
pi.
metaph.
sharp, keen, piercing.

TTciiKtvos,
ttc-
ov,
{)
of
made of fir-wood
inf.
that exudes from
inf.
there
also
are lengthd.
gods.
((5
trtrovTiaax., Aeol. and poet, for

Ion.
aor. 2 part,
fest.
a rock, crag, Lat. rupes, being a stone, Lat. saxum: a ledge

free
from
, -,. . . , , $, ,. . , , (,
ov,
(sub.
65, , ^, )
it.
tears of the fir, i.e. the
Dor.
fut. of of or for enquiry : a sacrifice for learning the will of the
.
gum
II.
or resin
pf. pass. inf.
pf. pass,
of
*.
pf.
3 sing.
pf. pass,
of
3 plur.
Att. for
pf
pass, of
of and of part. ov, brought to light, made manipass,

:
rock.
(, ") 65, (, () (, ^;, () . () , (, ^) (, '6-5, (,

among
the rocks.
(s,
-, -65,
rock.
stones
stone, rocky, stony.
rock.
to die by stoning.
impf.
(cf.
made from
wood.
^ , . , -, , . , ,., ( , , -, . , () ( ( -^, . , , , . ,(. . . ', , ',

timorously.
iTiTpivos,
, ,
77,
ev,
6s,
cs,
of rock, rocky.
Dim. of
of rock, rocky. From a stoning. irerpo-poXos, ov, throwing stones. ircTpo-KOiTOs, ov, sleeping on rock. S, hurled from a
oy,
'02,
:
. ) )
[]
to stone:
rock-born.
of
rocky.
over-arched with
$, '5,
and
pf.
, , ,
^,
'6,
pres.
pf.
, . .
^,
'5,
'65,
Ion.
pf part, of pf of
^.
poet, paullo-p. fut. o{
poet, paullo-p. fut. of
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 inf. of Ep. paullo-p. fut. of Ep. aor. 2 opt. of Dor. for
imperat. oi
. . . ,
*.
etc., v.
pf. pass,
, ''(, ',
Ep. 3
pi.
pf. pass,
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 of
of
.. ^.
,
ov, pf. part. pass, of
pf. pass. part.
plqpf of
. *. .
sub
: :
pf. pass. part,
Adv.
o{
of
Ep.
inf.
poet. part.
.
('.
of
pi. pf.
:
Ep. for
pi. pf.
6,
a piece of rock, a stone;
ov,
as Subst.,
($)
(, ^) ,
or
cp.
cutting or hewing a stone-cutter.
irc^vôTCs, Ep. for
from
^65, *, '.
of Ep. pres. formed from
ov,
pf
pass. part,
of
nom.
part.
Pass, to be stoned.
s,
eidos) like rock or
pf.
Ep.
$, ,
impf
a piece of stone or
II.
a stoning ;
Oaveiv
Adv.
5, ,
other,
:
ov, pf. pass. part, of
cautiously, guardedly.
6,
ttcttos, Att. for
-,
pf. pass. part,
of
Att. for
poet, for
the
prose
Ep. for Ep. for Dor.
((5, pf
:
pf. part.
fem. of
part. pi. of
enclit. Particle:
of Manner, in
in
Hence
some way or
all,
somehow
no way at
of Space,
ovs,
tidings, news.
trcvKacis, Dor. for
not at all
of numbers, about.
2.
[],
;;,
ov, lengthd. Ep.
form o{
irvKivos
by some way, to some place.

. .
3.
^
;
\..,
now
one way,
;
now
,,, , (()
the
Kvypus), wise, prudent.
keen, piercing.
11.
partly ... Particle:
II.
Ion.
ano'her ; partly.., Dor. ird interrog.
the fir, Lat. picea.
anything
how?
wood
or resin of the fir, a torch offir-
Hence
Dor.
'5
where
forth.
(v,
of or
made offir,
,,
I.
2.
of Manner, how? also why? in Att. of Space, which way? Lat. qua? also
()
to spring,
well, or
gush
II. trans, to
make
to
gush forth.
558
also os,
75, , ,
spring.
V
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
gardens.
', ^ '
,
rue,
, () from
Lat. ruia
:
.
take a leap
;
well or
hence
:
proverb.,
'
to take a greater leap
over the plains. the pulse.
hardened: hoar-frost, rime.

of nrjyaaos. [a] iSos, fern. Adj. of Pegasus;
:
, ,
, 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.
, =" ,
ahos,
, (-)
anything congealed or
. Dim.
see
'$.
, 1$
an oar
:
a leaping, bounding : a aTos, beating or throbbing of the heart. the fiat or blade of , or
, (2,
but
(sub.
)
to
bound
II. to
leap, throb, beat, esp. of
, {})
an oar.
', ,
2.
$, , {yvv) an ancient sort of harp strings, mostly used by the Lydians, also called ays. a shepherd's pipe. mrjKTOs, , , verb. Adj. o{ yvv , fixed or faswith twenty
ther,
(-
tened in : of trees, pla?ited. II. ptit togecompact. 2. a sort of cage to catch (Dor. birds. 3. III. solid, the harriers of the house, the door.
thick,
. )
curdled:
spring, well, L^t./ons; in Dor. pi. the springs or source of rivers; but also, river waters: metaph. of anything liquid, the source or fount of tears, i. e. the the fount of hearing, i.e. the eyes; also, ear yaKaKTOs streams of milk 17777) vvpus
'
;
^)
cream-c\\ttse.
'-.5, , {', \\$)

,
,
;
thicli-fleeced.
'/
, 5,', , 5,
congealed,
'^
Kfvs, son of Peleiis, Achilles. the same as
the source of fire
^^
aTos,
:
son of Peleus. Ep. , Peleus, son of Aeacus, husband of Thetis, father of Achilles, prince of the
to the
rich vein) of silver.

origiti
ther
, '' ,
:
also,
yrj
2.
apyvpov a well (i. e. metaph. the fount, source,
Myrmidons
of anything.
, (^yvv)
or
fut.
:
metaph. a bond, obligation.

Pass., pres.
pf.
med.
-: ^yva (yv eya mostly

aor. 2
is
:ayoa
aor. I
fut. pf.
anything fastened togeEp.

:
Ep. for Ep. Adj. Ep. gen. of \vs) of or belongifig to Peleus. a helmet, casque.
aor.
, , 5, , , ,
f
aor. I inf.
and
part, of
Ep. for
Ep.
and ao,
3 sing. aor.
0,
5, ,
'
,
:
$,
I of patronymic of
, .
Dor.
;-
Adv.
;-
in Thessaly.
(, ,
,
,
{5,
{
($.
stick
fix or plant : and Med.,
in,
make
^yvva
but the used in this sense to firm or fast in : of plants, to set to fix or pitch a tent
[a]
:
'e^ya,
great
to fix their tents
Pass.
to be fixed: of persons, to be impaled.
2. to stick
II. to
:
ox fix on: metaph. to fix or fasten upon. fasten together, put together, construct, build
to build oneself a to
name of
, () 5 () , , -5
[],
$, , () , , of Mo7int Pelion. 5, , from Mount of
,
f
Pelion.
interrog.
rjKiKos,boiio
5, , ,
,
f.
how much
hoiv old ? Lat. qnantus f
Med.,
111.
wagon.
make
solid, stiff:
stiff,
to congeal, freeze
Pass, to be
or become
be frozen.
IV, metaph. to
fast, fix, Lat. steadfast oath.
frozen,
, ,
:
pang ere ;
opKos
Traye'is
make a stire and
clay
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]
) . (
aor. I
(0 dart,
,
icy.
, , {^yv)firm, solid: compact, strong. 3, , (^yv) covered with hoar-frost,
Lat. lutum
as Subst.,
{)
inf.
^
:
A'fl, Ion.
:
fut.
or
:
to spring,
spring:
c.
bound, leap ace. cognato,
of things,
to
(:
, $,) ) -, , -,
TO, Pelion, a
6,
mountain
fem.
[],
a frog.
'2,
:
as Subst.,
-05, , ($, ovpys, ,

:
moulding a potter. , clay, such as was used by the potter, also mud, Lat. coenum.
, {$, [], , (,
,
, , {$,
to
-5, $,
of clay, eariheti, Lat. luteus. Hence in Thessaly. of uxfrom Pelion. mud-walker,
build of clay.
From
clay-built.
fpyov) working in clay

clay.
{$, -8, ,, ) -$, , {$, () (08, $)

f.
a worker in
to
carry clay. From carrying clay.

cast in clay, earthen.
like clay, clayey,
consistency of clay. aTos,
misery,
es,
sorrow
fut.
,
to
.
woe:
.
(,
Ion.
fut.
of
also of a person,
.
of the
suffering
a bane or
f.
' /
Hence
(in pass,
aor. I
:
'.
Med.,
sense)
Pass., aor. I
misery
absol. to
of Icarius, wife of Ulysses the loeb,
woof;
Dor. wind thread off a reel

[r],
hour?
the
,, . , , ,,, -) ' , ,
:
to
make
:
suffer,
to
also to grieve,
distress
barm, injure
5, ,
3
do mischief.
pi.
Hence
. ^,
:
559
6v, {TTiap)fatt rich.
bring itUo
:
iriapos,
, {)
v,
es,
that which
a river.
makes fat or
rich,
ov, possible to be injured.
an enricher, fattener, of mSaKiTis, <, ,
Aeol. aor.
opt. of
poet, for
suffering.
, . ). -, $, ,
() 5, ,{, $) {)
suffering.
Penelope, daughter (called from her weaving
ing with spring-water. , a spring, fountain.
-, ',
of the spring ox fountain.

gushing. like a fountain, gush-
',
, like
a kind of dtick. nijvos, the thread on the shuttle, the

:
in plur. the iveb.
Dep.
, () ,
:
to
Ep. 2 sing. aor. 2 irnperat. of Ep. for (me, 3 sing, indie. Ep. for aor. 2 inf. o{ = and hence Ep. impf.
irie,
, ,
(,
$,
Hence
ev, rich in springs,
to
gush
out.
spindle, the thread
Ep. for 3 sing. aor. I of Dor. iraos, a kinsman by mar6, riage, a connexion, Lat. affinis. Ion. a lea/hern pouch, a ivallet, scrip, knapsack, Lat. pera.
irriê,
maticus.
to incapacitate.
ecus, 0: gen. pi. the fore-arm, from the wrist to the elbow, Lat. ulna: generally the II. the centre-piece, which joined the two arm. III. in pi., Tn^xees are the horns horns of the bow.
, ,() ^. ., , -. . () , ' ,, , ) , .. , ,, . , , . , : , ,$, , ,

^$
is
Adv.
(5; what hour of day

-nijiOS
generally, to wi7td off. at what point of time 1 at
what
it?
TO,
Dim. of
or
the thread of
is
', (
[],
.
f.
Ion. part, pass.
or
to press, squeeze, crush, press
: (
of
($.
:
.
or
but also
and
Pass., aor. i
:
aor.
pf.
(^: ^//
l
bard upon.
^^
:
II,
woof: or
the quill on
which
the
thread
wound.
to lay
hold of
arcs, to,
the thread
wound on a
TTietv, aor. 2 inf.
aor. i inf.
of the woof. of
fem. of fat, rich : of cities, prosperous, wealthy : a plentiful meal of pine-wood, resinous, juicy, unctuous. Ep. for aor. 2 inf. of
, pecul.
, 5,
7ri6ff06Cs,
at, the
Pierides,
name of
the Muses, from
mount
-5, {,
ov,
f.
TO,
Dim. of
little
wallet.
, (,
for
Pierus in Thessaly.
Adv. from Pieria

kv, aor.
I
in Thessaly.
tying a wallet.
IIHPO'5,
a, ov, disabled in
a limb, maimed, Lat.

disable
:
(,
Att.
(,
i sing. fut. of
pass. part,
of
(v, poet, for
fat, rich.
,
,
()
2 sing. aor. 2
med.
-,
subj.
maim,
metaph.
{$) a wine-cask, winean ape.

to use
oi
jar.
Ion. fut. of
ov,
irCOdKOS, Dor, for
a cubit long.
'"2,
Med.
to take into one's
arms.
arguments.
sively,
IV. the bridge. or sides of the lyre, opp. to as a measure of length, the space from the point of
the elbow to the
cubit, orig. containing
the Tifixys being = 27

cubit-rule.
form of
pass,
,, ,
(.
end of the little finger, Lat. cubitus, a or about 18 inches 24 was longer by three V, a or about 20 inches.
:
and
to press
:
f.
{)
1
aor.
the
soil,
to fatten,
2.
enrich
large.
metaph. to make wanton: come fat, wax wanton.
cream : hence fatness : metaph. the fat of the cream of a thing, the choicest, best.
TTwi|as,
Dor. aor.
TO, indecl.
()
part,
, , (, . , , , , , 5, ) -, . -, , . , , -,
suade, credulous.
2.
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 perobedient.
-, ,
,
wvos,
f.
f.
('^$)
probable
Hence
the use of probable arguments.
ov, {niOavos,
using probable arguments.
speaking persuato
, (()
act.
calculated
per-
Adv. of
TTiOavas, persuasively
Comp.
aor.
part,
to lay
hold
of,
maâs Dor. apprehend.

: :
more persuasively. aor. 2 med. inf. of
($) a place for casks, a
(.
(iriava, pass,
pf
fat, fat/en ; of metaph. to increase, ento
make
'5
play the ape. a playing the ape, aping.

to
{$)
,
cellar.
Hence
si-
Dor.
()
an ape, Lat.
Pass, to be-
of
fat, tallow, suet
also oil,
the land,
mius : hence, one who plays ape's tricks, a jackanapes. (payuv) to eat ape's flesh. carrying apes. ov, as if from aor. I part, of irreg. 2 sing. aor. 2 irnperat. of an opening of casks.
($, ($,
^.
, ($,
'/)
560
festival
nietaph. to embitter, anger
malice, venom, spleen.

ov, {mfcpos,
riage, unhappily wedded.

ov,
bitter to?igne.
-, -,
^7,
,, ,
mOos,
, (, ,,$, , ,
:
: :
the casi-opening, a
, (, '')
first
'.
:
on the
Ep. for
day of the Anthesteria. aor. 2 med. of
, a wine-jar made of earthenware. an ape [t] ,=
aor. 2 part, of
f.
{6$)
to
make sharp or
Pass, to
:
.
\X~\
ifi
Pass, to become or be full of: have enough of a thing.

inf.
from
fire
hitter
sumed.
,, ) (
;

to
[]
:
fut.
aor.
:
grow angry.
{iTiKpos) bitterness
of temper, bitterness,
")
(,
)
with
embittered
mar-
on which the judges
guilty or not guilty, Lat. tabella.
of sharp or
TTiKpo-Kapiros, ov, (iriKpos, Kopiros) bearing bitter

fruit.
m^KPO'S,
of
taste,
hitter,
a,
also os, ov, sharp, l-een, piercing:
piercing, shrill.
hostile.
II.
hitter : of sound, sharp, of persons, words, acts, etc., cruel, harsh, stern, morose, severe: also hateful,
sharp, pungent,
2.
never
splenetic.
cruelly.
pileolus.
(m, Xnreiv) wanting the letter m. to bring near to: Pass, draw ?iear to, approach, encotmter, c. dat. niÂOS, 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,
it
tight.
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.
:
,: , (, , ) ,
(S,fat, Lat. pinguis.
, {) .) 05, -8, -, : ,, ) ': - , , : ( , ,, , ., .^- , , \( , . , ..

pf
pass,
, ,
-,=6^;,
[]
,
f.
-, , ,
iriKpuis,
($, -. 6], $, ,
Comp. and
ov,
Sup. triKpOTepos,
-5,
gall
bitterly,
ov, one who sells small birds ranged upoti a board. olkos, , a board, plank: a writing-tablet: a votive tablet. 2. a wooden trencher, dish, plate, or platter. 3. a board for painting on, a picture, Lat. tabjila. 4. a plate engraved or written upon: a chart or map. 5. a hoard for public notices: a
register,
() -, . (/) , --,= , {,
Adv. Dim. of
,.) ',
like planks.
. ,
pf
to
kindle, burn, set
(
:
be filled, satisfied,
(tenses
:
formed
on
Pass,, aor.
Pass,
to be
burtit, set
mv,
poet. inf. of eiriov, aor. 2 of
on
fire, con-
little tablet, esp.
that
wrote their verdict of
bitterness
(6$,
)
:
Hence
harshness, cruelty.
bitter
Adv. of mKpos, sharply, harshly,

:
Pass, to be close pressed.

iriKos,
TO,
Dim. of
little
felt-hat, Lat.
-, ) , ( ,
lives in
, , (6, .. , ' ,(, () -,

list.
mvapos,
(nivos) dirty, squalid.
(irivos) to be dirty.
Ep.
inf.
of
[1, Ion. impf. of
Ion. for mvapos.
02,, ,
Tftviieis,
kind of muscle, the pinna. a small crab that the pinna's shell: metaph. a little parasite.
ov,
and
,a
iv
vivapos.
[r]
; ;
dirt, filth, Lat. squalor,

i
aor.
pass,
{-
of
to
admonish, instruct, inform. understanding, wisdom. fJTOS Dor. aTos, , ivise, understanding. ovos, , {ttivvtos, of wise
make wise Hence
or prudent,
(ttiXos) to press xuool so as to

:
make
understafiding mi?id.
[t],
into felt, to felt tvool
hence
to press close, squeeze
fut.
aor. 2 eniov, imperat.
-nie,
(,
for
also
inf.
from Root
come pf
: :
Triap)faf, Lat. adeps.
Hence
aor.
pass,
;
pf. pass. inf.
to drink,
Lat. blbo
c.
gen. to drink of a thing

:
Ep. 3
pi.
impf. pass, of
poet, for
hence pres. med.
drink up, absorb drunken.
pf.
to
metaph. to have drunk, to be
-5,
ttCov,
6$, (irivos,
(Idas) dirty, squalid.
Ion. part. pi. fern,
aor. 2 opt. of
:
inf.
[]
1 impf.
fut.
(tenses
aor. I
formed from med.
irtos, a, ov, poet, for
\,
pf.
Pass.,
aor.
also,
Ep. aor. 2 pass.

imperat.
sing,
and
pi.
to
from the sound.)
, . :^ ) , , , ,, ,
$, ,
f
(nios,
fut. of Ep. aor. 2 of
but also used as pres. med.
fatness, richness.
Causal of AipKas give to drink, c. dupl. ace; will give them the water of Dirce to drink.
[]
aor. 1
poet, for
f.
Med.
to fill
for oneself or xvhat
is o?ie's
oivn.
III.
Ion.
impf.
to fill.
to chirp like
young
birds.
(Formed
Trfpacu:
redupl.
form of
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.
() -, , : ,^ {) ,-, - , ' ((, , $ , , , '^ ' $,

generally, io sell Pass, to be sold
:
'. , ., :
561
pf.
Pass., fut. I
:
pauUo-p.
pf.
fut.
[a]
Ion.
{()
i.
:
aor. I pass.iffpa^T/j/ [a]

:
to sell
beyond
seas, like
.
:
metaph.
to be
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.
liquid medicines, draughts.
in Persia oi
bought and sold,

for
e.
betrayed.
redupl.
from Root
Ep.
2
impf. mrtTov
tiTiaov, inf.
fut.
Ion.
pf.
Ep. part.
7(5
:
aor.
, 05, , ,
,
:
drinkable, liquid;
of persons, faithful, trusty,
true
and
jriJTTCws, -eu/ros Att.
syncop. from
to
tial officers
to fall, fall
down;
:
c. ace.
cognato,
or were confidenabout the court, privy-councillors ; = like most
Tfiv
absol. in pf.
trusty.
befallen,
lie
low.
II.
Special usages
ev
Tin
to fall
2. believed, trusted. II. of things, trustworthy, sure, deservifig belief: credible. 2. TO as Subst., a pledge, security, warrant;
lucky: generally, v or so also, to fall, turn out, happen. an Egypt, word =
pea-soup.
,, $ ( ' ^ $, , , () -, , , ,. ^. ^ , , (, ) -, () . " ^) . , ^, , (\( ^() , . , , ,,, , . (, , , ,

$
'5,
{$)
'
ev
shall
count
my master's
throws
to be lucky:
guarantees, exchange troth.

to secure his
77,
2.
'
ov,
($) made of peas, tTVos

fut.
\6$ KayaOos, noble.
TO,
() = ()
,
3.
good faith, bind him by
oaths.
a drinking -trough or cup.
an assurance, guar-
antee, pledge.
yt-
III'202,
a kind of pulse, the pea, Lat. pisum.
[i]
povTfs, as
is
used for
TO,
of
only in nom. and
Adv. oi
faithfully
persuasively.
ace. pi. wiata, moist lands,
meadows.
Ep. 3
pi.
aor. 1
med. of
Att.
pitch, Lat. pix : proverb., blacker than pitch.
ov,
trusting on, relying or dec.
pending
on, co7ifiding in,

oi, at,
(s,
of or
like pitch, pitchy.
dat.
Aeol. for
Att. ttittivos,
ov,
pitched over,
coated with pitch.

Att.
' ,^
f.
05, , , ,
believe
, {() a
f.
:
,-,
[],
to pitch, cover
with pitch.
pledge of good faith.
disposed to trust, confiding. From (TrtWts) to believe, trust in, put faith
:
in, confide in, rely
to
on
trusted.
inf. to
is
:
2.
on a person or thing absol., cfs Tiva hard to believe; Pass, to be believed or a person II. c. to believe, comply, obey.
extend, expand.
when
used for
believe that, feel sure or confident that a thing
do so and
thing to another.
suasive.
Lzt. fides, fiducia ; faith in the gods persuasion of a thing, confidence, assurance. 2. good faiib, faithfulness, honesty, hiiX.. fides. 3. credit^
belief;
:
, ) ,
so.
III. to
also c. dat. et inf. to trust to one, rely
on one to entrust or confide some-
08, , , {) () ,, , (,
3 P^^^t
ecus,
;
,, , . , , .. ,
iriTvas,
fut.
for
3 sing. impf. of
to
part, of
coUat. form of
spread
out,
[],
poet,
to spread out : impf. used metri form of
'.
grat.
is
the penult,
required to be short, as when the penult, is to be long.

is
iriTTivos,
drinkable, liquid.
trusty, faithful.
2.
,=^-5. -.', ,($) ,

Att. for
{.
per-
, "02
,
;
Att. for
ov, Att. for
to ply the
plashing oar.
;
[r], 6. the
measured plash of oars

II.
evi
genuine.
trust in others,
(.
///;??,
trust
(Is
to give in trust.
II.
that
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.
;$
with one stroke.
the plash

563
,
(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,
-?, ,
,
,
pinus
:
bran, the busk of corn: gtneraliy, re/use, Lzt. furfur, furfur a; mostly used in pi. the pinelUTTS, vos, poet. dat. pi.
:
-,() ) ,
ov, {n'lTvs,
, ) 2,
the pine-
'..
near,
draw
growing
tree, Lat.
to be destroyed like a pine-iree,
the pine-tree once cut
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
,
;
soil,
proverb.,
mrvos
down never grows

form of
mTv-OTCiTTOS,
to
ov, (vItvs,
(redupl.
),
) ,, , ,
i.
e. utterly,
pine-crowned. akin to
^, ,
pines.
rato, as
(
wooden,
$, ,, (^) ', (^)

irXaKCpos,
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.
(,
=
iv, aor. 2 pass. part,
of
, , ov,
broad.
made of a board
from
or plank,
because
[]
oCi'Tos,
again.
contr.
flat cake.
lead wandering about
as
Dep. to make manifest, make known,
declare.
aor. 2 subj. of
lU'fiN [t], 0, , neut. gen. GUIS, fat, plump, sleek, oi unimals:

oi
fat, rich, fertile:
. ,
lead astray, of ships, to drive from their course: generally, to mislead, lead into error. II.
Ion.
f.
:
Pass. TrAaj/aoyuat, with fut.
8:
from
pass,
Lat.
PINII.
about, stray:
oily, rich.
a land, Lat. oberrare

loss in one's story
:
and Sup.
slanting, turn aside: to tack to

6,
Gertnan flute.
-, 5,
f.
(3, , , , ^. . ). , , ^,
(as
if
zho wealthy.
III.
Comp.
aor. 2 part, of
ing
Dor. for
{nkayios)
to
turn sideways or
astray.
and fro.
(v-Kayios, avkos) the cross flute,

os, ov,
Lat. erro;
$
sides,
ing, athwart;
placed sideways, slantthe sideways; in military sense, the flanks of an army; eis
ov, also
(is
to take the enemy in flank. sideways, askance, treacherous.

to
a misleader.
roaming.
, (), , () () ,
on the flank ;
right
and
left;
-aslant.
act.
. -^
in flafik
persing, [a]
wander.
\(
t/i
tovs
II.
\(- $,
metaph.
turn or move sideways.

he that leads astray,
traught, unsettled.
', '/
:
, , ,
,
to
Adv. of
8. ,
['02
pass,
( , ', ,(5 () , () 5, , ^, ' , () , -,

Dor. for
opos,
-,
. , ()
.
Dor. for
.
:
(9, {)
med.
pf.
aor.
to
wander, roam
c.
ace,
kv
'/
to
wander over
to be at
loss.
wander in mind, be at a a wandering or roaming about,

to
stray-
erring, error,
aros,
[a]
a wandering, going
T^Tos, 6,
()
2.
a ivanderer, roatner, rover,
wandering
stars, planets.
f ws, 17,
a leading astray : a disone
verb.
Adj. of
must
ov, 0, fern.
-5, idos,
a planet.
a wanderer,
ov, poet, for
($, $)
3.
,
metri grat.]
deceiving: as Subst.,
2. pass,
a wanderer, rover.
in
also os, ov,
II.
metaph. wandering
wandering, mind, dis-
ing, straying;
'02, ,
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
Hence
\.
:
-,5(, () '\,=,
'02, , =
wandering, roaming.
(s,
[],
?, ov, also os, ov, act
, ,
wax,
wrong way, by-way.
leading astray,
2.
deceiver.
a wandering about, roam-
wanderings oithovight.
',
$,
moisture.
f.
the right course, cast
generally, to mislead, seduce.
med.
, ', ()
( ,,
Ep. impf.
make
to
wander or roam, drive from away: metaph. to lead astray:

II.
, ' , -,
tombstone.
:
aor.
Dor. for
ov.
Pass
,
to
aor.
pass.
with Ep.
,
7off.
fut.
modelled
in clay or
(, $, , an
Dor. for
vessels
wander, go astray :
to
glance or slide
a forgery.
in.
a platter or
pass. inf.
TO,
-Oeis, aor.
,'=. ^.
and
part,
mould
to
bake
'22
Ep.
1
oi
aor.
,
Att.
:
of clay.
5. () :
3 sing. aor.
of
.
I
anything moulded or image, flgure; II. that which is imitated,
f.
[]
aor.
:
V-
pf.
:
Pass.,
pf.
to
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.,

:
:
formed himself
countenance.
(5
i.
extend
territory.
.^ ,
:
in
face,
e.
having having composed his

rrj
irXaoas Kiyeiv I shall seem to forge: absol., no ireirKaa speak from invention ;
false boast.
or models, a modeller.
Ion.
tongue or scale of a balance. balance : also a yoke for horses.
delled.
unreal ;
clash, crack.
noise.
tles
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
loud crack.
mostly in plur. taea, a city in Boeotia adverbial

:
, , () , . , {) , () , , ,, , , , , ,
HI. metaph. to
make
up, fabricate,
0$
broad-flowing.
Hence
broad:
ery.
ov,
fem.
one who moulds
() ,-, (,-, (, ) ) '2, : ^^

f.
563
vvCj,
to
make broad, widen,

yrjv to
sing. pf. pass.
Med.,
widen one's
2. to
-,
2.
open wide: 3
(-
has been opened.

ov, ov, contr.
broad-backed.
(, .
metaph.,
as Subst.,
lyyos,
the
II.
, , doubtful , ,
II.
a pair of scales, 111. a whip.
form of formed, moulded, mo-
metaph. made up, forged, counterfeit, a supposititious son. f. to clap the hands loudly : to
II. to beat,
so as to
make
a loud
. , , ,
also (sub.
II. salt, of the hand. brackish, because was originally used of the sea. HI. Comp. and Sup.,
('),
the flat
(
Ion. fem.
77
/'s)
ovv,
flat, wide,
flat
mockstreet:
(sub.
$), a
t^tos,
rally, size, bulk.
TrXcas, ace. of
($,
Adv.
:
plaited, a net
From
aros,
, (-)
a
rattle.
$,
feet,
irXees, 01, ace.
uiuos,
(')
a clapping. anything thai rat-
or cracks.
length, a plethron, being
',
OTos,
in pi. wreaths, chaplets.
more
Ep. for Dor. contr.
irXeOpiaios, a, ov, of the size of a
Ep.
( () , () , (. ((, .
,
[i5]
^, or
breadth, width: gene-
q. v.
in plaits or braids.
anything twined
Comp. of
as
measure of
the sixth part of a II. as a square measure, or race of this length. 10,000 square feet, about 37 perches.
100 Greek or loi English 2. a race-course stade.
nXeias,
Plaat
al, the
Plataea.
aflat stone, aflat beach.
a plane-tree grove.
, $. ,
,
Hence
Ion, -S Att.
/, at,
Pleiads, seven daughters of Atlas and Ple'ione,
-, in plur.
IlXeiaSes Ion.
dat.,
$, ,
,=
()
,
-,
ol,
the Plataeans.
any broad flat body
tree, Lat.
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.
, (, .
ovptos,
Hence
contr. for
/s) the
oriental plane, the planeits
platanus, so called from

see
broad, flat
,, ,
:
who were
irXeiv,
placed
for
7', (,
inf.
,'
of
(, aor.
ov,
Att
to sail.
ov. Ion.
TrXeioTepos,
often.
leaf.
(|,
^,
Dor.
ace,
the blade of
make a
., . , {) , . , , {) , () ) -8, {, , ,
ios,
,,()
:
f.
()
to
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,
() ^,, -, {, ()
.(($) ,
and Ep.
for
among
the stars.
2
med. opt. of
like deiv for
.
more.
5,
2.
ios,full.
fuller.
Comp. of
most times, mostly, very
{() , (/)
,
or
with people, crowded. most, Lat plurimus: ov. Sup. of irXeioTOS, the greatest oi very much; also, very great: the greatest part; so also agreenumber;
-,
,
its
{($,
) ,
the
thronged
breadth, width
absol. in
ing with
of
life
Noun,
",
,
f.
in breadth.
(05 (
the
: 17
f.
an oar
ov,
tofortn the flat of oars. to beat the water with to splash about : metaph. to
most possible
)
for
;
most
pan
^v
I
his opinion
am
; :
most, like (v tois
tv tois
mostly of opinion about the as Adv. neut.

;
most
TO
the most part
splash, splutter,
swagger.
at the greatest distance to the greatest extent
verb. Adj. of
a babbler. one must widen.
nepi
((
was mostly;
with
knl
Preps.,
of the greatest
importance or value.

564
7, .
nom. and ace. OVOS ; nXevv, n\vuos, n\vves

etc.
:
, 5, :
for
, .
Ion.
pres. for
more:
ol
number, and
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
;
,
dat. pi.
, -^, ( ( , *'
',
,
sail.
.
selfish:
neut,
pi.
wXees
are
^',
Ion.
or
gen.
ov, , = one who has or claims more than his share, hence greedy, grasping,
etc.,
Dor. nXus: and Dor. for

like
:
Att. for
:
also as Adj., a grasping, overbearing speech. And irXcoveKTiKOs, 17, ov, disposed to take more than one*s
Comp. of
share.
From
also greater, larger, of size as well as
number:
and Dor.
ol
(5,
the greater the people,
so, like ol
the
many,
viore, further; ks
a year.
wickerwork.
' ,$, , : . (! ', ) ,, () -, ()(, ) , , {) ) , () ^, ',, . ( ' () : , (), ^: ', ^;

;
^,
(( (
^
:
. 2, ,
[
, 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.
-irXcovclia Ion.
;
-,
(( ,
65.
^
etc.
),,
of Time, full, comimpf. of
:
too
:
ov, Att.
full, filled,
5, ,
to be beaten
with
Preps., f irt
as
Adv.
VS, for
more;
more
'5,
($,
for
so irXcOvos, irXcv-
Adv. Ion.
as,
$,
from
much.
importance, of higher value.
$, , (($,
rib, Lat. costa

II. later,
in pi. the ribs,
full space of time,
the side or sides.
irXivpiTLS,
$, ,(() pain in the

f.
the
page of
a book.
side, pleurisy.
irXtKOS, (OS, TO,
anything twined or plaited,

wreaths,
coil.
nXevpoQiv, Adv.
the side.
\(,{.,
,
wreath;
to
smite
to twist into
From
the ribs.
coil,
fern, of a twisted rope, cord, siring.
$,
anything twined or plaited, a a wreath smoke, [a] a coil, wreath. 2.

of ox for plaiting. twisted, twined;
i.e. cars;
JIAETPCN,
:
TO,
rib,
an older poet, foim of

striking the sides.
irXeKTiKos,
'-'5, ((, $, ,
s,
in pi. the ribs, the side.
like
the side,
or
fut.
med
of
irXcKTOs,
any plaited instruments,

f.
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.
17.
ov,
plaited,
wicker coverings,
ropes.
aor. 1
(:
pf.
and
aor. 2
[a]
pf.
^^-
Pass.,
'
more than enough, to go too far, take or claim too II. to exaggerate, much : to presume on, c. dat.
overstate.
, ,
/, '.
pf.
, , , , $,. ), ^: () , , , , -. $.
:
( (
aor.
I
verb. Adj. of
((:
pf.
Ep.
':
pf.
",
o?ie
must
or
sail.
fit for sailing, fair.
fut.
Pass., aor. I
(:
cp. the Ion.
to be
8, Att. '5, (, ,
irXcovaKis, Adv.
too often,
[a]
f.
()
or
'-,
or take
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
overreached, defrauded. greater share of a thing
wound, Lat. pldga

oftener
to
:
,
:
full,
more frequently,
clubs
have
throng, crowd
, ,
()
: :
for
blow, stroke, stripe

stroke, shock.
also
also
a beating or fighting with
metaph. a blow,
aTOS,
(OS,
, = '/. , (') a
the greater part, the mass,

:
great number, a mass, main body;

also the
II.
more
gains, successes.
^ ,
;
hence the people, the comttions
3. c. gen. rei, to
have a to bear
:
cf the people, de7nocracy. tity : also magnitude, size, hulk. length, duratio?i of Time.
crease, multiply:
government number or quanIII.
sometimes
to in-
cold.
Hence
$, , an advantage, gain
in pi.
pleted; of persons, to be fully resolved.
[],
f.
, (.5)
to
make full:
Pass, to increase (intr.), to be
com-
II. intr.
565
full;
! ,
throjig,
, ,
:
VOS,
dat.
crowd.
{")
the
to be or
when
become full ; market-place becomes fnll

2. to
rivers, to swell, rise.
number
to spread, prevail
, -, , {, )
Ion. for
^^'. \$,
gen.
;
\:
of
filled with: zhso\. full, filled to the brim, 2. generally, full, complete, sufficient. 3. of persons, satisfied, satiated, cloyed with a thing.
rarely
c. (izt.
abound:
6
to increase in
the
current story.
pf.
rivers, to be full, to swell, rise.
space of time,
relsome person.
combat. to beat one's breast for grief, Lzt. plangere.

to fight, to
, {) , ()
the
(\ ()
:
f to bring full confirmation, to fulfil Pass, to be fully assured: of things, to be filly believed. Hence
to
be or
moon
at the full:
2. to
become of
complete a
, ,
, full
:
conviction, certainty.
:
f.
pf.
fut.
med.
mostly used in pass, sense
with,
, {) , ()
Dep.
() ,
,
,
dalliance.
($)
:
:
fut. pass,
:
to fill,
make
frill
2.
:
fulness
satiety.
to
man
a ship
man
the walls.
3.
striker, brawler,
quarII.
to fill full
a spear-point. 3. a cock's spur, Lat. calcar. 4, a punting-pole or paddle. epos, , a striker, brawler. Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of a mistake in music, false note: generally, a fault, error, offence. f. to make a false note in music: to err, offend: Pass, to be neglected,
2.
trum.
to be ill-treated or insulted.
a false note: generzlly, erring, faulty, offending things, unpleasant, harsh. Adv. -$. -, =
, 5, , () . , (). ,, , , ( . (,. . , ) , ( (, . -,
to
of good, to satiate, satisfy. xpeiav to supply the need.

complete,
II.
of numbers,
toftdfil a
make full,
make
up.
III.
III.
duty : generally,
intr. to be
to perform or
discharge a task.
IV.
engage
itt
complete.
dalliance.
an instrument
to strike
an instrument for striking
the lyre, Lat. plec-
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.
sure,
$, ,
,
Hence
a filling
3
7/p,
filling
the
5,
((5) {,
,=
completing a number Ep, for of

Ep, for
the
manning
a ship.
pi. aor. I
med.
opt.
5)
aor. I part, of
pi.
aor.
pass,
of
Hence
arcs,
Hence
, ,-, ,. (,
(s,
ojit
of tune, making
:
tobring near: Pdss.tobebroughtnear, approach. II. of intr, to be near : to approach : c. dat. also, to be al-
<(|,
f,
:
fut. pass,
:
of
pf.
ways near,
'5,
the flood-tide
in
,
yond
as
el
cept so far as
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
horses.
() , ,$, , () , .(5, ) \ ' -, ^ {, ) , () , ^. . , ()

,=
f.
65, -,
associate with.
flood-tide
flood.
ibos,
towards land
() \$
,
to overflow.
$.
65, -,
Adv. Comp,
,
Att.
(5)
:
Comp. and
nearer.
Sup, of
Comp, and
Sup, of
by,
;
the
flow of
the sea,
ov,
(($,
as
near,
hard
the flood setting
close to.
II,
Subst
generally, a flood, deluge,

the
[p Ep.,
hour.
III.
Att.]
(sub.
nave of a wheel.
IV,
(properly contr. from

I.
more than),
beII.
also
) (($. -$,
one's neighbour
:
Adv.
near, nigh,
so Dor.
Comp.
ov,
Sup.
-$,
hard by
a neigh-
as Prep.,
with gen. except, save.

;
{5,
nearer, nearest.
as Subst.
Adv.
besides, unless, save, except

:
it is
often followed by
;
save
when
si,
n\i)v
'
some
exconjunct.
;
bordering upon, Lat. finitimus lives near, a neighbour.
near a country, one who
except that
;
or
(,
-05,
sails.
ov,
filling or swell-
Lat. nisi
only
if;
etc.
when
apparently
ing the
river.
nX^ffV
-5, [, 5, -, 5,
ov,
is,
, , .
(I
ittttos)
know).
II,
up, satiety
'221
:
:
striking or driving
fut.
Ion. part, act, and pass, of
'^,
( ,
,
Att.
'.
the swelling or rising of a
pf
[^]
P^
inf.
gen. (os contr. ovs,
{($) full
of,
c.
strike, smite,
: -^- ^, ^^, ^^ i.
a filling up or being filled generally, fulness, repletion, plenty.

aor.
i
Ep.
Pass., fut.
paullo-p.
aor. 2
in
compds.
''''"^^
Ep, redupl. aor, 2 act.
irt-
med.
to
wound, of
a direct blow, as opp. to

56G
^^^.
:
! :
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 ;
missile)
\( (to strike with a

lightning
:
( , . , , , , ,
to strike back, drive
rei,
abundant.
gen. to be rich,
--/
II.
, , () -,
III.
rich in a thing, Lat. dives
opum.
like
Adv.
~$,
n\o\n"eiJS,
$,
,
by poet, for
f.
smitten with love.
Ion. for
nkacmy^.
)
2.
, , -?,
abound
in a thing.
3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, he came near. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 of

f.
absol. to
make
, ()
bricks.
ov,
\,
(ttXovtos,
to
make
into bricks.
bricks
res, to
anything shaped
metal.
as Subst., Trkiveovpyas, o,
f.
to build for oneself.
-, , ($,( ) $ -, , -,,,(, ) , ()
TO,
rtXivQis, iSos,
irXivOos,
;
tion.
, , , , , (, ) , ' -, ' -,
,
made
or built of brick.
Adv.
() ()
II. to
build of brick.
of wealth.
in the shape
of a brick.
prop. n. Plntus, god of riches, represented as blind.

ovos, 0,
Dim. of . Dim. of
f.
a stnall brick. a whetstone.

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

es.
enriching.
f.
{ttXoutos) to enrich,
Dor. for
delighting by or in riches.
fjpos,
6, and irXovTO-86rqs, ov, 6, giver of riches. an oligarchy
, )
to be rich,
I
'.
II. ample, a rich man.
wealthy
c.
Hence
make
wealthy.
(ttXovtos,
wealth, riches.
(irXovTos,
the treas2ires of the land.
)
of
II. as
masc.
rich in
to
make
bricks.
$, , Pluto, god of the nether world
,a
brick, Lat. later;
baked
2.
name of "At57;s,
gift.
derived from irXodros, because corn,
or
Lat. ducere late-
the wealth of early times, was sent from beneath the
make bricks:
layers of brick.
earth as his
a brick, a plinth, an ingot of 3. the plinth of a column.

like
f.
mostly in 6, Ep. for evXvvav, 3 pi. aor.
, {4)
to
make
bricks.
From
{ttX'ivOos, *'ipyw)
tnaking bricks
to
ov,
a brick-maker. From carry bricks. carrying bricks.

to
make of brick : Med.

brick-built.
:
[]. 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,
() ()
[],
fut.
:
. .
pi. locks,
hair.
'520,
es,
'
Ion.
Ep.
Pass., aor. I
f.
pf.
Dep.:
to
wash
clean, esp. linen, opp. to

{to
: ^
aor.
pf.
ve1.
to cross one's legs
irXoiapiov, to, Dim. of

TO,
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,
kind;
, () ,
ov,
walk briskly, trot. (vXoos, Teneiv) producing navigairi

:
walking
to
{to bathe), or
wash
II.
the hatids or feet).
wash offaxrX. give him a dressing,

to
skiff, boat.
vXoia
, , {) ,
irXwis,
fojs,
metaph., trXiveiv
to
$, {()
75,$,
:
of 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.
$,
,
:
also curly hair.
()
{)
[]
4 ,
a swifnmer.
5, {)
Hence to beat or cudgel. a washing, [] fem. Ad], floatiitg. to sail on the sea, use ships,
, {\()
('/)
-, . -,
(($ \5
,
ov,
. ,,
wealthy
:
ming.
, ,
up
and Ion. for from a Verb

gen.
, , ,
ov,
rjpos,
$, {)
{)
aor.
I
to be sailed over.
a seaman, sailor.
sailing, floating,
II.
,
II.
:
, (tj-XoCtos, vyUia) health and wealth.

{vXoOros)
rich,
c.
., ^, ,
f.
, )
in
that can be sailed on, navigable.

:
to sail, float:
an Ep.
( (,
pf.
swim:
Ep.
if
there
is
also (as
aor. 2
$,
part,
Ep. pres. for
, {)
III.
to breathe.
wind, air.
;
the breath of life
irXoOs,
Att. contr. for
the ghost, spend one's spirit,
>
life.
. breath,
to give
2. spirit,
gen.
inspiration.
Spirit, spiritual
Being:
Hence
of
,, , (^) ) ., ,, : -^ ', (: ^
the spirit, spiritual
f.
:
( 08,
and
07*01'
the
Holy Spirit, Holy Ghost.

II.
/^-,
feet.
0,
(irj/ecy,
, , belonging to wind or breath.

Adv. -kws,
to
in the hands).
spiritually.
air: to inflate.
2. to agitate
turn into wind or with wind.

ovos,
the
pi.
common
Att.
used both in sing, and
organs of ivashing
, () ) , () -,
,
(novs, aypa)
II.
567
gout
to
in the feet, opp. to
a trap or snare for the xeipaypa (gout
Hence
have gout in the feet.
breathing, the lungs. fut. of
the feet in.
Ep.
:
f.
and
later
aor. i 'iirvtvaa
Pass., aor. 1
pf. iriirvvf.tai, part,
(v. sub.
to blow, breathe, of the wind.
II. to
() -,
from
:
-, ,
77,
r\,
liable to gout, gouty.
gouty.
77pos,
{tiovs,
the feet in, fool-pan.
{ttovs,
a vessel for
water for washing

(or troQ^v')
6v, interrog. Adj.
luhat country ? Lat. cujas ?
breathe, send
-iroe-apYos, ov, {novs, apyos) swiff- or white-footed. able of foot, swifts, {irovs,
forth an odour, exhale

it.
c.
gen.
c.
rei,
to smell
of
a footed.
thing, be redolent of; rarely

III.
dat. rei, to smell with
-)5,
a robe or gar2. as Subst., hard, pant, foot. V. ment reaching to the feet. breath, breathe : to live. IV. to draw gasp. wvos, 0, {ttovs) in plur. the ragged ends breathing metaph., c. ace. cognato, -nviiv formed by the feet and tail, in the skins of animals nveiv, Lat. Martem spirare ; spirit "Apea a lion's \(0VT0S VI. to breathe favourably to be of a high spirit.
of animals,
to
breathe
2.
ov,
(novs,
,
by
) ),
;
the
drawn
upor,
or graciously on one, Lat. aspirare alicui. a?i oven: or nvlyexis, ectis, 6,
or
tling or heat.
, , , , ('
throttle
,,. , ,
damper put on
skin
hung round
one's neck
the ends.
II. the
{'^)
a cover
, {)
v,
coals to smother the flame.
choking, stifling, of throt-
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.
(05
(/) thoking, 065, , choking,

,
TO,
, ()
fut.
:
sheet.
choking.
stifling heat.
stifling.
('^)
[t],
a choking, stifling, of heat. aor. or med.

:
inf.
trviâi
:
Pass., fut.
:
^
:
;
-, , -. -5,
see
es, (jrovs,
*kvlyKw) reaching down
to
From
1
the feet.
-,5,
'-5,
aor.
[]
to stifle, choke
to seize by the throat,
feet; hence,
Pass, to be stifled or choked

II. to
also to be
aoTTis the large shield
drowned.
stew.
, {)
TTViKTOS,
:
, , {)
s, {irvtyos,
cook in a covered vessel, to seethe,

flSos) stifling.
stifled,
$,
, ,
strangled.
Ep. and Ion. wind, blast, air

:
Dor.
;
along with of blasts
(i. e.
swift as) blasts of
wind
, !
foot long, broad, or high.

f.
of horses,
-nvpus nvoat
fire
metaph.,
irvoai
"Apfos
blasts
of
III.
II. a hard-drawn breath, breath. Ares. a breathing odour, fragrance : a vapour, exhala-
feet in
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
:
',
(
soft
just
theatre.
cerne.
, ,
.
:
west of the Acropolis, of semicircular form like

Ion.
Lat.
II.
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.
grass-time, summer.
-05, , (,
as Subst.,
-&08, . Dor. and Att. for

nobayos,
6,
) ^,
,, -, () , $ () , ). , ) -, --, -, ) -, ) ,
,
ov, (ttovs)
(ttovs) to
to
, 8,
it.
5$ $
the feet.
ov, {itovs,
($)
swift as the wind.
(s, (ttovs,
apapeiv) reaching down to the a robe that falls over the feet
;
ctvKos a tall straight pillar which quite covered the body
$
:
have the feet

ov, (ttovs,
6,
$,
,
of the measure of a foot, a
bind the feet, tether:

tied, be tethered.
Pass.,
on or to thefeet. reaching over the feet;

the
a long
garment that entangles
a strap or snare for the fee'. Ep. gen. and dat. dual for dancing-girl. bursting forth ct s,
, ($,
(,
a stamp of the foot.

catch the feet.
, (',
a snare or trap
to
to
, ($,
rub the
-,
,
offoot.
generally swift, quick.
guiding the
foot
a guide, an attendant.
,
.
fs,
($, %) swift-footed, fleet of foot:
From
Ion. for
grass.

568
TToOcivos,
; :
: .
sired, missed, regretted:
iro0ev Ion.
place
art
Lat, tmde
also as,
longed for, dehence mourned for. interrog. Adv. whence ? from what
iroOev e7s
;
()
TToOeLvos
7rotKtXo5et/)09.
a person one's son, i.e. to adopt
to
him
,
as son
hold, reckon, esteem a thing as

to
? ris,
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 iro0vvTS, 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.
who, whence from what part

;
what is absent or lost, to desire or regret fondly, yearn after, long for ; and so to miss, regret, Lat. desiderare : rb
:
. . , ^, ( ). ,
, -. -,
, ,
=
17,
: :
:
,
: :
make
a thing one's
.
own :
generally to
ddvov
take, reckon a thing for a visitation

;
6evil.
(.
or kitoOeaa Ep.
pf.
pass. Tre-
or
to desire
one's desiring, one's desire.

II.
2. c. inf.
to
long or oe anxious to do. the longing soul.
as Dep.,
p. = 1os,fond
desire of, regret for

(as if
$ -, ,
fj
there
2. to put.
",
^^,
-^-
III. intr. to be
doing, to do;
to
do or have done to one.

77
is
also a pecul. usage,
2.
ks Tovs
good-will
made
greatly for
,, ).
for
a longing after thee. Ep. pres. inf. of

desired,
from
where
time
desire or regret, a yearning after, longing for, Lat.
desiderium
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.
;
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
:
,, ., $ -, ) , , ,. , -, , ,
at length.
, () , , ($, ) -,-,-$.-. -5, -,

'05, ", ,
enclit.
interrog. Adv., poet, for irov,
longedfor, regretted. II. where ?
5, (, () $, , () .
cfj
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.
whither ? Adv., poet, for also anyhow, perhaps.

ov,
irov,
anywhere, someof Time, some
II.
ating.
, , , ,
,
II.
i.
,
.
:
-.]
, ()
17,
3 1 Aeol. aor.
II. the
ecus,
,. {)
grassy.
I
opt. of
:
a making
008, ,
e.
art of poetry. ov, verb. Adj. of
love-stricken.
done.
Dor. for
,/,,
neut.
one must make or do.

II.
a forming, cre2. a poem.

to be
made
or
{oU)onewhomakes,amaker.
poet.
Dor. for
a maker,
ductive
for
part. fern,
is
of
0'02, , desire for what

ads
TToi, interrog.
absent or
lost,
fond
() 005, , ,
poetical
capable of making, pro(sub.

the art
of poetry, poetry.
,,
()
Adv. -kws. made, fabricated, worked.

(pay(iv) to eat grass.
II.
made
'-, (,
ov.
by oneself, invented.
,
:
Dor. for with broidered reins,
-$, (,
:
ov, gen. ovos, with party-coloured robe, with spangled garb. an embroidering, embroidery a piece of embroidery : metaph. cunning.
,), (5)
:
ery.
work in embroidembroider to diversify, vary : metaph. to trick out with fair words, embellish. Hence anything tvrought in various aTos, colours. 2. broidered work, broidery. ov, of changeful
:
or subtle counsel.
yijpvs) of varied voice, many-toned.
, (, ) -,
($)
f.
to
(
:
(, ) ^Pass., pf. vos, 6,
broider,
II. to
Dor.
-5,
iTOiKi\6-Btipos, ov,
neck.
to
make him
($,
one's friend
viov to
make
($,
with variegated
with spotted or dappled skin. iroiKlXo-epYos, ov, {noiKiKos, 'ipyov) of varied work. with /dKos, ,
-,
spotted hair, spotted, brindled.

ov,
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.
{iroiKiXos,
{ -, -,) , -, ) , $) -, ) -, $) -,
-$,
,
gen.
ovos,
($,
and full of various
^, , , ,
;:
: :
;:
TToXies,
() () ,
ov,
569
of cattle, a flock of sheep.
a herd
TO,
Dim. oi
irotvaios, a, ov,
opos,
() ,,
Ion.
,
of
for a flock or herd.
a little flock. punishing, avenging.
an avenger, punisher. []
iSos, 6,
f.
[]
wiles.
Med.
to
-5, (,
002, ,
(\$,
(,
gated robe
delights
:
) -,
:
-, -5, {, ) {, )
ov,
es,
with variewith varied

curiously
pastures.
of a ship, with painted prow.
wrojight.
or singing in various notes. lyyos, ,

ovos,
accompanied by the various notes of the harp.
manifold cowisel, wily-minded.
-, ) ) --, -,
6-5,
delighted by variety.
ov,
ov,
who embroiders
cere
:
, , , $,) () , , , -,
,
manner ?
fl-oios,
,,
:
(, ) 5 5 (, (, (, ) '5, 5,
what nature
!
twittering
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., = ;
a,
f
;
,, , -,-,) -, ) 2
,
-5, $,
$ , 5,
(, y) (, (,
,
., ()
);
6v, indef. Adj.
of a certain nature,
quality.
ki7id
, ,
with
or quality.
()
fern,
),
one
f.
[], (redupl. from
),
to be out
a broiderer.
iroiKiXsoSos, 6v,
($,
Adv. of
of riddling song. variously ;
of breath ; hence generally, also to work hard, be busy.

aros, to,
f.
to hasten, hurry, hustle
to be different.
f.
, ()
lull,
to feed, tend, Lat.
absol. to keep flocks, be a shepherd.
taph. to tend, cherish, foster:
to guide, lead,
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, ,
,
also
to
soothe,
beguile,
like
man, shepherd: a shepherd of the people, prince, chief

(vos,
. , () , . =, - , , $, () ,, , ,
a herdsman, a shepherd; a shepherd of the people, i.e. a prince, chief.
$ ( , () ,
2.
pas-
puff", snort.
me-
govern:
Lat. pascere
, $, ,
es,
or
, (, () .
(redupl.
blowing, snorting.
from
II. to
blow out, puff up.

like
From
to blow,
grass, grassy,
Dor. for
(rro/fos)
or
wool, hair.
(os)
()
covered or clothed in wool. ,icc. pi. of Dor. for Ep. plur. of iroXces,
(,
$. 5.
570
leads the war, a leader, chieftain. the Polemarch was the third archon,
,, , (5. <, -, )
,
f.
'Koab9
From who begins
11.
Dor. for the Polemarch's residence: and
war.
'. -,
nO'AEMOS
loar;
f.
f.
, (($, )
'5,
II.
{8,
;
to be
Polemarcb.
one
Ep.
or
nerally,
at
Athens
against one.
who
originally
7-8,
personified,
commanded
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.
$)
give battle one.

so fut.
enemy, attack
warlike.
, ', ^, , . . -^ ' , ()$, . -, ( -, -,, ) 5, 6-5 , ) ^, , , ,, $. ' , ^, ^, , ,' ( , ^^ ) "-, 8 , /, , ,. , ), -, ^ , $)

in
battle
he was present at the battle
war.
an enemy of
, , (^)
Pass, to be
ov, (ffoXe/ios,
()
,
a
to stir
up
ge-
battle,
fight
to levy
Battle.
war
War,
wasting by
(ttoAos) intr.
to make hostile, make made an enemy of. to go or range about, Lat.
versari.
II. trans, to turii tip, till,
plough.
f.
Pass., aor. I
(-
(ttOXos) to
go about, range, haunt.
II.
trans, to turn up, to turn the soil with the plough, to
to be at
:
war, wage war with

to
also to fight,
plough.
generally,
quarrel,
dispute
with
gen.
pi.
of voXis
but
Ion. for
II. c.
ace. to
Pass, to
make war upon, treat as an have war made upon one

;
gen.
5,
:
pi.
of
as. Ion. for no\((s, irokds, plur.
of
rto-
med.
in pass, sense.
III. in
\is
Ion. gen. and dat. sing.

Pass,
ov.
Pass, also of war, to be
waged or carried on; whatever hostilities were comtnitted. ov, Dor, undertaking war : warlike. ov. Ion. form of
II.
to
grow gray
or white.
Dor. for iroXirjoxos,
q.v.
(($,
(.$)
hostile.
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
(noXis,
Desiderat. of
to
verb. Adj. of
wish for war. one must go
'apvos
5,
and
f.
to
war.
:
poet,
fut.
Dor.
^
II.
aor.
(iroXf-
pf.
($)
Ep. nom. and dat. pi. of iroXis. Ep. Pass., I to build or found a city
:
poet, for
;
against one
in
wage war, fight with or conjunction with another

to
generally, to build, found, lay the foundation of.

to colonise by building
II.
city.
later to quarrel,
wrangle, dispute.
with.
trans, to
make war upon, fight
05, , , (6(5)
:
art of tvar
war, war.
tle.
to be hostile.
ing
rarely like
Subst.,
7^,
hostility.
a warrior:
Ep. rior, combatant ; din of war.
^--, , ) \$ */5, -, \5,

ov,
-, , ,$, , ^ , () , , ,^ , '5 ( 5 -,
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,
2.
,,
Dor.
Ion. for
a citizen
also
city.
the signal
II. hostile
also causing hostility.
Adv. in
hostile fashion ;
ov, also os, ov,
to
war;
of or belong2. the business of war.

II. hostile
:
\5 ( {^)
2. 3.
:
for batHence
ov, (jsoXios,
with gray
Pass
fut.
:
hair on the temples, growing gray.

f.
:
aor.
in
and
:
med. form
aor.
(noXis,
'^, or epicos)
to
hem
to
in a city, blockade, beleaguer, besiege:

besiege, importtme.
metaph.
warlike.
as
),
ol,
the enemy.
(sub.
-5, ,
,
city,
Hence
ov, verb. Adj. that
must or can be
the enemy's country.
taken by siege.
a beleaguering or besieg-
Ep. for
, ov,
also os,
warrior. ov, of or belonging to II. war-chnnots.
ing a
hair,
'2, , ,
a
siege.
also
os,
:
(sub.
gray, white;
gray or hoary
;
al
and
the btisiness of
-,
(
war.
ov, 6,
(\) a war-
From
white hair
Tais iroXiais
{6\($,
war-horses. kXUvos) raising the

finishing war.
hairs come lower down (i. e. temples to the beard) rroXios

:
gray or as the gray from the head and absol. a gray-beaded

III.
),
of
man.
metaph. hoary, venerable.

ov, (nuXis,
cuTos, 0,
ros, ov,
6$,
Ep.
compd. of roAe/ios, if, like a Greek Lamachus in war. Adv. of to the war,
skin
into the fight.
-, -, , ) -, , '^
II.
metaph. bright, serene.
() protecting a
sacker of
;
city.
{noXios, xpojs) with white

cities.
white.
(5,
Ep.
<is, 17
Ion. gen, voXtos Att.

poet, also no\eos Ep.
:
.; :
: ;
Ep. ttoAcvs dat. also occurs but Ep. ace. gen. rroPlur., nom. TroAets Att. iroXus Ion. ttuKks ace. dat. \iojv Ep. iroKuaai Dor.
ace.
',
,
;
^ôvvpôs
:
5, 8,
:
Ion.
ctVy
itu\is
',=
: : :
times, often, oft.
perchance, Lat.
the fortress of the city, citadel,
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.
state, republic.
which
at
, ,5 , &( ,,
,
{voKis) a small town.
TO,
571
Dim. of
poet.
[d],
a very small town. Adv. /s) many

perhaps,
Lat. ne forte.
(rroXvs)
ings, a
ruling a
, -,
city,
city.
a. the
zens or a state, a chief magistrate. TToXlTCta Ion.
citizen to the state, the condition
) -, {,. -, )) '!-5, -, ()
town.
ov,
aros, to,
{')
right of citizenship.
a collection of build-
times, often.
(noKis,
managing
city.
or
or sides
ov,
(^\$,
guarding a
ov, poet, for
ov, 6,
a ruler of
citi-
sides,
the relation of
in
and
zen, citizenship, Lat. civitas. zen.
rights of a citi2. the life of a cili-
administration.
a state, a state, a republic.
vernment, political
f.
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,
, ,
live in
:
II.
of a statesman, government, the condition of constitution. 2. a commonwealth

the life
III. civil polity,
aros, to,
act.
()
II.
a measure of gostate,
, ,) , , . ,
II.
, )). , , ) ,
II. in
si forte;
)
.
Att.
ov, also os, ov,
many
-.
:
Adv.
many ways, many {5, various manners. Adv. (5, from many places
in
ov. Ion. for
for 7nany reasons. in many places. Adv. towards many Adv. itito many parts or quarters. many times, often. II. Adv. =
(, {8,
[d]
many
places.
iroWo-SeicaKts,
Adv.
($ $,
=
in the last
SeKaiiis)
many
05,
tens of times,
v.
$.
Ion. masc. and neut. for but used almost entirely in the oblique cases:
5,
II.
,,
:
($, 5)
one out of many,
Lat. multesimus
very
little, slight, trivial.
, (^)
community
,
civis.
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,
(, 4)
aivos) ov, Tro\t)-aivTos, 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
, , 5 .
.
[],
dial.
contests.
Ion. for
Ion,
(,
6,
()
the
city
2. also
05, , , ($)
-, , (, ) -05, ) -, -,) (, -, {, )
ov,
($, aypa) catching much game.

conquering in
many
'no\v-axyo%t ov,
($,
abounding
ov, gen. ovos,
$,
,
From
:
{$,
in goats. very bloody.
7-8,
($,
as opp. to private.
8, !,
Adv. of
people.
in a
manner
befitting
-^, (, ) -, (, ^) -,/.
-,
(os,vpos)full of people,
citizen, constitutionally, Lat. civiliter.
populous
crowded.
572
much prayed for, much
["], op^s,
much freqtiented.
iToXij-apyipos, ov,
plying many, abundant.

ov,
with
3--5, many , {$,)

ov, (iro\ts,
-, (,) --, )
desired.
is, {iToKvs,
Att. -aparos, ov,
{, ) (, (,
, ,
II.
of many husbands. apyvpos) rich in silver.
many joints.
starry.
furrows
drowned.
){, -, ^ ,) , ) -, 8) -,, (, ) -, (,) -, ) -, ) ) -, -, )

with
mtich-stifficing, sup-
many chariots.
many-toned. apvos)
:
-, ) ) -, ($. ^,
ov, {TtoXvs,
. - -,
expense
:
of a person, expensive, extravagant. with , (iroXvs, ridges or necks of land. ov, TToXij-divbpiOi and with many trees, full of trees.
)
if ecos,
causing great
$,
^)
from
many
(', (-
'-, -5,
-5,
poet. dat. pi. as
is, (iToXvs,
ov, {noXvs,
() ^)
,
much-seeing. with many bands,
-apvos, or,
irreg. dat.
strong-bound.
iweet.
lambs or sheep
ov,
with
many flocks.
es,
{iroXvs,
= yXevKos)
many. {voXvs, aarpayaKos) with

the government of
II.
very Polydeuces, Lat.
iroXv-aarpos,
ov, {noXvs,
with
many
stars,
ov,
($,
much-busied.
,,
with
)-5,
much-nourishing. ov, (noXvs, (vo\vs, iroXi}-pOTipa Ep. fern. Adj. nourishing many, much-nourishing. much-nourishing. ov,
(no\vs, clusters, abounding in grapes.

vos,
ov, (itoXis,
exceeding wise.
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,
f's,
many-tongued
-, ) -, ) -5, -5, (, ) ) -, ) -, (, ) -, -, ) -, -, , -, 76$, -, -8

(\$,
S, (ttoXvs,
with broad acres, spacious. with many necks. ov, (voXts, deep-plunged, is,
,
,,
ov, {rroXvs,
very deep.
, -, ) -,
many
doiuered.
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,
^)
ov,
much-running,
very dewy.
much-wa?idering.
ov, (noXvs,
liberality, munificence.
ov, {jtoXvs,
is, (jroXis,
various.
) )
From
with rich gifts, well-
of many kinds, diverse,
iroXC-cXaios, ov, (voXvs, eXaiov) yielding
with
many aboutiding
7-.5,
in oil.
ov,
(jtoXvs,
much-counselling,
rich in oxen.
mazy, complicated.
iroXtJ-CTraiviTos, ov, (noXvs,
is, (jroXvs, eitos)
ov, 6, (iroXvs,
ov,
with
many
-,
-5,
nooses.
TToXti-ipaorTOS, ov, {ttoXvs,
ôvys.
y()
and much-working, hard-working.

is, is, (iroXvs,
-5,
() -,
of
eros) of
) )
much
oil,
many-folded,
much-praised.
many words, wordy.

much-loved. ov, (ttoXvs, ipyov)
years.
windings, curling.
ov, (voXvs,
ov,
many
prolific.
wrought, richly dight.

art, very skilful.
(iroXvs,
wept, tearful.
very lamentable, tearful.
-, -5, -, , -, -, ) -,
:
yXv)
Att. -ttos, ov, (iioXvs,
yXa)
many
-5, ) -, (, $)
and
desired.
harmonious.
yvv) with
desired.
-,
-, -, -, 5 -, -,
-2|5,
much wished for,

ov,
II.
-,
(noXvs,
many years, full of
{ircXvs,
tyiuch desired.
full of envy.
ov, (iroXvs,
)
()
much
envied,
much
much
envied or
yyv) well-known.
y<pos)
fastened with
to multiply.
ov, (voXvs,
ov, (ttoXvs,
(vyov) many-benched. yop(v) speaking much,

much-loved, very
{itoXvs,
wordy.
lovely.
nails, well-bolted.
ov,
Dep. {noXvyovos)
noXtj-Yovos, ov, {iroXvs, yovos) producing

ov, (ifoXvs, haihaXos)
II. act.
many,
is,
(ttoXvs,
resounding.
much
or highly
Dor.
is,
-,
)
many-toned: muchov,
working with great
loud- or far-soundifig.
{ttoXvs,
and iroXv-BaKpis, gen. i5o, , ", of or with many tears : hence muchII. act. much-weeping.
ov, ov,
{voXvs,
II,
)
act.
over-cotirageous, bold.
to
(noXvs, yxioi)
very confident,
much
wept,
much-weeping.
of wild
-,
many gods
ov, (ttoXvs, Ofos)

:
consisting of ov, {voXvs,
of many gods, dedicated many gods. with much game, full
beasts.
-^, ,
with
the Nile, much-fertilising or
-, $)) ) -5, -, $,
iroXv-epeiTTOs, ov, (ttoXvs,
ov, (ttoXvs,
gen. ovos, (rroKvs,
ov, {iroKvs,
. -, ) -, )
.
of
abounding in monsters.
a land.
notorious.
apertures.
sacrifice
city,
iSpis)
rich in horses.
or parched
-, -, -5, ) -, (, ) ) -, ,, -5, -, -, ) ') -5, )

, ,{\8,
ov, contr.
much-nourishing. much-bewailed. much-wailing. with much hair.
swelling.
wrought with much
ovv, (rroKvs, Opoos)
much
noise,
clamorous. ov, {no\vs,
shoulders, of mountains
much
talked of,
ov, (noXvs,
2.
with many doors or metaph. with many leaves.

celebrated with
iroXti-OiiTOS, ov,
:
much
abounditig in
sacrifices.
ov, gen. ovos,
= iTo\vi^pis.
) (, ) -, ) -, ) ) -, (,) -, ) () -5,
ov, {rro\v$,
573
many
or
called from
ov,
much dashing
II.
pass,
washed by many a wave.

micch-wrought,
with
2. later,
ov,
(iroXvs,
toil.
laborious.
ov,
(rro\vs,
:
many
mountainous.
the rule
-KOivos, ov, (iToXvs, koivSs)

Ion.
common
-,
17,
to many. of many. From
TToXv-Koipavos, ov,
ov,
($,
,
KO'pavos) wide-ruling.
oft-diving.
ov, (noXvs,
many-headed.
{-noKviSpis)
much knowledge, sagafcus,
i?ig
cunning.
Ion,
gen. los Att.
, ,
{vo\vs,
springs.
of much knowledge, very wise or learned. ov, (voKvs, innos) having many horses,
opos,
many
i?ifish.
,,
(ttoXvs,
itoXvcSpis.
troXv-txQvos, ov, (^noXvs, (s, {vokus,

:
abowiding
or miserable.
-, (, )$) -$,
''
Kay
very dry
murderous.
also
is,
much-parching.
ov, (iro\vs,
and
with smoky rafters.
rich in fruit, fruitfid.
-, (,) ) -, -5, ) -, -,
(S,
much-bur niftg.
very ill-fated
held in highest honour, most glorious. ov, gen. ovos, with many waves.
ov,
with
many
twists
iroXti-Kairvos, ov, (^noXvs,
,
turns.
very plaintive.
is, (ttoXvs,
much-slaughtering
Kairvos)
much-smoked:
many-headed.
ov, (ttoKvs,
ing, much-warbling.
ov,
17,
abundance offruit.
ov, {voKvs,
Kapnos) with
From much
fruit, fields.
crafty.
, -, ,
iroXtJ-K<rTOS,
ov, much-sounding. or entreated; From great craft or cunning. is, (jroKvs, KipSos) very cunning or prayers are offered.
ov, {iroXvs, KiXaSos)
iroXv-KeptJS, orros,
, , (iroXvs,
Kipas) many-horned;
V. (povos the slaughter
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
famed, of great renown.

(v,
-, (, ) -5, -, -5, 3-5 ) -8, -5, -, , -, -8,

much deplored
is, {ttoKvs,
of much horned cattle. ov, {uoKvs, KeoTos) much-wrought
ative.
-, (, -, ) ) -, ) -, -, (, ) -, (, ) -, (, ) -, (, ) -, (, ) -, (, ) -, ) --, {, ) -, -5, (, ) 5. -, (, ) (, -, (, )
loud or
clearly.
very mighty. is, (noXvs, ringov, (noKvs, -KpoTOS, ov, also

ov,
Kpovvos)
-KTiavos, ov, (ito\vs, Kriavov) = with ov, gen. ovos, {itoXvs, or great possessions, very wealthy. ov, {voXvs, much-slaying, ov,
(5,
. .
with
many
ov, also
ov,
{-,
KvbiCTOs)
swelling
much-lamenting,
ov,
much-revelling.
ov,
of many oars.
ov,
much-chatter-
with
many
corn-
,
2.
:
ov,
(1os,
very stony.
a temple
much implored where many
ov,
much
speaking,
much
talk.
From
ov,
yos)
much-talking, talk-
much
talked
of.
or lamented.
-, (, )) (,
'-8,
'-8,
-,
in a very learned
having learnt much, way.

very furious.
much
or often
ov, also
K\ios) far-famed. ov, {voXvs, KKetTos) far-
members.
parts.
i8os [t],
(noXvs, K\ios) = (ttoAvs, Kkfis) with
7\($.
many
lot
benches of rowers, with
many banks of
oars.
measures
bleating.
ov, {iroKvs. K\rjpos) with
a large
or portion, rich in land.
-, {, (, -, , -,
is, is, II.
ios)
very drunk. with many limbs or

consisting of
many-toned, musical.
'-5,
is,
ios)
Adv. -pus,
in
many
ways.
ov,
(iroAiis,
ipov)
generally, abundant.
(*,
many
holding
many
much'
574
many
-5 -, -.5,
sheep
:
Dor.
-, , (,
,
{iroKus,
rich in flocks. {ttoKvs, los, 6,

los,
sels or expedients, ever-ready.
ventiveness, readiness.
(3 '-5,
-, -, -, -,
;
,,
$)
) $)
of
with
food.
ties
:
very wrathful. many counin-
7-5,
iTokvTros.
Ion.
ov,
sources, inventive, ever-ready.
.
is,
) (,
-, , fertility
From
of resources,
(\$,
-, -5,
luxurious.
is,
fertile in re-
crafty.^
parts, motley.
ov,
(, $) {\$,
(,
,,
many.
pay, hired at a high rate.

threads
robes.
much
bering, mindful, grateful.

opos,
bered, never to he forgotten.
bering much, mindful.

ij,
) -, '-5, -,
much-enduring.
Polymnia, i. e. the Muse of many hymns, one of the nine Muses, goddess of lyric poe'vy.
ov, (ttoXvs,
) -, ) -, -, (, ) -, -, -,
-, -,
ov, (ttoXvs,
) $)
'/)
-5,
mixed of many
children.
bright.
much-hated.
receiving
much
consisting of
many
great possessiofis, very wealthy. 77, long experience.
pictured or
as
brocaded
Adj.
daring
fern.
courted, jvooed by
many
, -, , -, -,
From
abundance of dainties
ov, (ttoAus,
{no\vs, much-suffering. (voKvvais) abundance of children, ov, exceeding
^) (,
,
{ttoXvs,
abundance of
in dain-
abounding
-iraiSos, 6,
(jioXvs, ttais) with
--5,
ov,
ov, gen. ovos,
(,
) )
nas,
(paos)
;
many
very
with
or
2. frequent
ov, {ttoXvs,
II. pass,
much-rememmuch-remem- very mournful.

remem-
sion to the
contr.
from
or accomplishments.
ov, {iroXvs,
II.
;
won
II.
{ttoKvs,
,
boundaries
:
enterprise.
From
irupas) with gen. ovos, of or from many countries. irfvOos) much-mourning, II. pass, much-mourned.
ov, {nokvs, neipa) much-experienced. ov,
(,
v.
S,
(,
,,
=
ov,
8.
son of Polypemon, in allu-
meaning of the word

ov, gen. ovos,
manifold woe, baneful.

aKos, o,
with
many
arts
6$) much-labouring,
pass,
ov,
(iroXvs,
$)
by tnuch
toil.
of tnany words,
wordy,
talkative.
pass, much-talked-of,
famous
in story, storied.
7-5,
sailors.
-vaos, ov,
ov,
(,($, $) ,
vaus) with
many
temples.
with
(no\vs, vhkos) much-wrangling: often as a prop. n. Polynices. overcast with ov, {ttoXvs,
clouds, very cloudy
ve(pi\as, gen. a.
-5, , ,
-,
-, ^,
:
queror.
-, , {, ) -, ) -|65,
:
^)
there
is
also a Dor.
form
frequent con~
fs, (woAjis,
deep with snow.
ov. Ion. for sq.
TroXv-êvos Ion. -îvos, ov, also ov, (voXvs, ^(vos, ûvos) : of persons, entertaining many guests, very hospitable. II. visited by many guests.
ov, (ttoAvs, 0;) much-polished.
in blessings
-, '-$,
-, ) ) -, $ - -, ) -, -, (, ) -, ) -, ) -, ,
iroXv-irivTis, es, (ttoXvs,
springs oifoufitaifis. iroXv-iriKpos, ov, (ttoXvs, vifcpas) very keen or as Adv. very bitterly. ter ; neut. pi.
-, -,
ov, (nokys,
(, ) , (, ^)
mvos) very
. )
with
dirty.
causing
close-woven.
many
bit
ov, [iroKvs,
much-wanII.
dering, roaming far a-field : much-erring. leading far astray : act. {noXvs,
beguiling, delusive.
fs,
metaph.
many
(voXvs,
roaming fctr
2.
or long ; much-errifig
the wa?tdering ivy.
ov, (ttoXvs,
far- or
oft-
wandering
of blows, showered from all sides.

ov,
, ov, = 7\(5.
7'775.
ov,
many
in size:
eeneraWy far-extending.
ov, (iroXts,
ov, {noXvs,
closely -twined.
locks
to be rich,
abound
in wine.
From
in wine.
:
thick-wreathed.
-,
:
of the polypus, with
many feelers.
intricacy, cunning, craft.

(ttoAus,
2.
GV,
iToXv-OLvos, ov,
(ttoAi/s, oivos)
abounding
birds.
-, -,
ov, (woXi's,
6$) very wealthy
complex.
rich
abundant.
ov,
(, 65)
($,
ov, (jtoXvs,
ov,
-, -',
II.
act.
ov, 6, poet.
very rainy,
gafed.
many-eyed.
opvis)
abounding in
much-suffering
ov,
7'765, = ;7. (,
much pain,
painful.
metaph. tangled, intricate, entangling intriguing.

vouetXos) much-varie-
with
many
From
much-tangledr
-Trovos,
OP,
;
(vokvs, novos)
also causing
ov, 6, see
much-labour ingr
; ;
-,, , {$,
large rivers.
iroTayuos) wi/b
-,
;
:
(iroXvs,
[],
-irodos, 6,
II. as Subst. ttoKvttovs or vovs) many-footed. , more commonly (even in Att.") the many-footed one, the sea-polypus ; gen,
dos
noZis, etc.
iros
;
'^)
ference,
busy : to be meddlesome or officious public affairs, intrigue.
From
busy after
or cattle
much-scared, timorous.
, ) -, -, ) -,.. ace. ttov\viiqvv or

:
poet.
nom.
Ion.
Lat. polypus.
to
be busy about
^ -, - ( , - ' ^ (- ($ ) . -, ,
Degree,
as,
) , (,
many
or
^?.
$ $$
this
575
2. also
word was
often repeated.
of Size or
vicpcTOs a heavy storm of

;
snow
very venerable.
ace.
deep sleep Xos great and large ;
plur.
nom.
voXI have been much extolled ; Xoyos a far-spread report strong necessity. 3. of the Value of a thing aîos worth much ; itoXXov Lat. magni facere, to reckon o{ much con-
of a person,
(:^$
ircuXii'iros,
ov
Dor.
sequence.
;
4.
e.
gen., as
for
f.
many
things, to be very
:
to
meddle in
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,
(($
7,
('^')
gen.
ovos,
officious,
$ kni
for the ynost part.
is
officious inter-
joined with a Partic. and
meddling:
a meddling,
active
character.
folds : with many glens or valleys. TToXv-TTvpyos, ov, (noXis, nipyos) with many towers. ov, {rroXvs, nvpas) rich in corn.
ov,
highly-wrought.
in sheep
never in nom. sing.

ov,
ov,
loud-roaring
whizzing. and -poos, ov, contr. -pous, pVTOS, ov, (ttoAUs, pectj) much-flowing ; of blood, shed in streams.
gen.
?,
- -, (, )) 7-5, -5, (, '2, ; : ; --, ) , ,-,, ,, ' -, (,() , ', ^) , --, (, ) , ,,( ($ , -?, (,) ' -, $) 9 -,
:
', , -^. '-5, -, )$' -, ) -, -, ) -, (,) -, ) -, (, $) -, )$) -, $, -, ) -, -, *. -, ) 7-5, (, $) -, ) ) -,-,(, $) '-5, (, ) -,
-,
:
ov,
{noXvs,
as, troXXos he was urgent in his entreaties. ubos of Space, large, far, wide; way. III. of Time, long.
^,
often
II.
long
many things,
meddling, turbulent,
ov, (ttoXvs, -npaos) very mild.
Ion. for
ov, {voKvs,
rich in sheep
Ion. As Adv. iii neut. sing, and pi., much, very : also many times, oft-times, often, of Space, a great way : of often strengthd. by 2. Time, long: of Degree, /ar, very much.
:
Sup.
is
joined with
or
Comp.
Adj. to increase
better
:
its
force
ov,
Ion.
[voKvs,
Adv.,
much much more
with Comp.
times,
with Sup., as
much
{ttoXvs,
ov,
{noXts,
.
{$,
ace.
of or with
many
often
the first. 3. mostly, usually.

;
many
4.
with Preps.
for long
far.
Comp.
Att.
, ($,
ov,
ov,
($,
Sup. vXeiOTOs.
very rotten.
fleshiness, plumpness,
much-worked,
*'-, $, , ,
=
ov, (noXvs,
rich
flocks: only found in nom.
pi.
over many.
iro\tp-po8os, ov,
($, ($,
ov,
ful, mischievous.
with
many
roots.
ov,
abounding in roses. (noXts, puOos) much-dasbing
,
:
($) very
most august.
venerable.
opos, 6, (ttoXvs,
a ruler
r]S,
{iroXvs,
very hurtful, bane-
corn.
II.
very clamorous.
abundance of corn ox food. From abounding in high-fed, full of meat. ov, many-oared.
ov,
much-
far-springing,
s%mft
hounding.
GV,{voXi%,
ov,
ov,
ace.
voXXas,
the
cases,
7',
gen.
;
rjs,
dat.
es,
Ion.
nom.
'-'5,
, {voXvs,
ov,
ov,
wide-ruling. very shady. OKoneXos) very rocky. thick-woven. wide-spread, scat-
tered abroad, numerous.
Ion.
declension
is
The
except nom. and ace. following are Ep. forms

ace.
retained by the Att. in all sing., mase. and neut.

:
($,
of great
mercy or compassion.
sing.
pi.
much-sown.,
rich
nom.
((8 contr. voXeis; gen.

;
dat.
fruitful.
contr. itoXeis
gen. plur. fern.

neut.
I.
and
[]:
also
ov,
(ttoXvs,
in
grapes.
are also Ep. forms.
gen.
5,
rich in
Of Number, many,
opp. to uXiyos few
also of
anything often repeated
ears of corn, yielding rich crops. ov, with many stems.
576
-5, ,
'-8, , -65,
(vokvs,
ing, miserable.
with
a wreath;
laurel.
dappled.
speak much. many-tnouthed. ov, (noXvs, much sighing, ov, (noKvs, mournful, melancholy. turning oneself to andfro. From much-twisted ov,
to
pliant, versatile.
syllables.
parts, branching.
of corn.
worth many
children.
ness, expensiveness.
ly
and Sup.
) -5, -., )) -,77, ) -, ) -&5, (, -, -, ) -, ) -, 5) -, 5, -, ) ( -, -, (, ) -, (, ) $, -, ) -, ) -, ) -, ) ) -, *) , (^) -, -, -. -, ) ^, ^^, , \(,

,
a number of
(iroXvs,
lines.
-5, -8,, (,5) -5, 6, ) -5, ) -^,

ov,
is,{vo\vs,
(noXvs,
$)
many
^ ) -, )
:
deep-sigh
-ttoZos,
jj,
(iroXvs, rpinovs) with
many
tripods.
wreaths.
Ion.
-, ,
crowned with many
versatility, craft.
thick-crowned with
much-spotted,
much-travelled, wandering.
ways, versatile, ingenious
Hence
ov,
From of or in many lines. with many rows. From
much, bustling.
, -,
:
From
-Tpoiros, ov, (iroXvs,
much-turned, i.e. turning many changeful. 2. manifold.

II.
Adv.
in divers
ov, (noXvs,
ov, (noXvs, much-famed in song, much-renowned. ov, (noXvs, much sung of, famous : honoured with many hymns.
) ) )
ov,
variety
of
reso7irces,
manners. running about
ov,
knowing
of,
{$,
many drugs
or charms.
ov,
($,
:
much spoken
very
ov,
(noXvs,
of many famous
also in
a high Dor.
strain.
($,
with
II.
ov, many-Jointed.
many tales
or legends
also with
loud
cries.
ov, {noXvs,
split into
many wordy,
ov, (noXvs,
ov, {noXvs,
$)
many-corded.
yielding large heaps

weighifig
as full of the din of voices : the many-voiced, the assembly ; is Subst., = ay to bring before the assembly. ov, destroying many,
baneful, pernicious.
II. pass.,
ov,
ov,
utterly destroyed or ruined.
talents.
fs,
ov, (iroXvs,
having manyfriends,
-65,
:
(noXvs,
much-frightened,
bearitig
much-beloved.
ov,
{-nokis,
many
ov, (noXvs,
:
sufferitig from
7nany love-chartns
great expense,
costli-
deeply enamoured, love-sick. ov, (noXvs, loud-roaring,

killing
epith. of the sea.
of
5,
persons,
($, Te\os) very expensive, sumptiwus, extravagant Comp.

expensively:
cost-
ov,(noXts,
many, mur-
derous.
ov, also,
) -,) ) -, ) -,
-5, -5,
in the costliest
'5, Adv. of
ov,
Sup.
ov,
($,
From
feeding many, bountiful.
manner.
is, {iroXvs,
6,
or
one skilled in
many
ov, also
honoured or revered.
of high value,
also
ov, {ttoXvs,
costly.
-5,
endtiring, very patient.

to endure,
-, -,
of
ov, {iToXvs,
worthy of high honour,

ovos,
lacerated.
ing in doves.
forated, full
-, -8, -, -,
avTos, 6, (ttoXvs,
, ,
ov, (ttoXvs,
hence unfortunate.
ov, (jioXvs,
$, , ,
ov, (ttoXvs,
holes, porotts.
-, )5) -, -, ) ) ) -, ) ) -, ) ) ) -, ) -, ) -, )
ov,
{iroXiis,
much-delighting.
arts.
ov, {iroXvs,
II.
highly
II.
-, $
sagacious.
productiveness.
of high value,
revered.
costly.
much
[t
held in high honour metri grat.]

)
thinking, thoughtful.
much-enduring.
wisdom
{iroXvs,
much-
bearing much ; itoXvoJvosvi'xnt which will bear much water; noXva fortune that wants tempering. very eloquent, wise, $, {noXvs,
ov, (noXvs,
iBos, b,
, {ttoXvs,
of care.
ov,
(tioXvs,
much-
, fullness
,,
:
of understanding, great
or understanding.
ovos,
From
{voXvs,
much-thought-
ful, very sagacious
also ingenious, inventive.
having had much
ov,
:
much-cut, much-
copper or money.
brass
abounding in {ttoXvs, hence rich in copper vessels or

brass, all-hrasen.
11.
wrought of solid
is, {ttoXvs,
wide-yawning.
(jroXvs,
abound'
-$,,,($, () many-handed,
also with
ov, (-noXvs,
very warlike.
or men.
much-pierced, per-
with
many hands:
many hands
Hence
men.
hence many-toned.
-, -,
-5,
time, of the olden time, ancient. ov,
adorned with gold.
, -, -,
,
-5, -(,
many
aros,
in
Lp[a
multitude of bands or work(iroXvs,
?.
,
cession
:
,
ov,
, possession ofgreat wealth.

ov, (noKvs,
ov, (jroKvs,
of the beds of
various votes.
pass, suffering
-, ) -&, ) -, -5, -, ) ) -, (, ) -,
(\$,
ov,
) ) )
diversity
many-stringed:
corting,
, $,
7,
: :
, ()
,
ov,
:
577
of or for a solemn pro-
showy, stately.
ov, also
From
brought.
escort,
very wealthy.
existing a long
rich in gold,
, ()
guiding
()
to
conducting, esII.
homeward.
one
pass, s^n/,
who
attends or escorts,
an
2.
a messenger.
(\$,
ov, (vokvs,
\5), and
many
high-heaped.
or ship.
ov, (noKvs,
very sandy.
the noise
number or
6,
5,
ov,
of votes.
And
with
pebbles, pebbly,
to
rivers.
From
(ttoXvs,
with
many
or
ov, (iroXiis,
ov,
many names, worshipped under many names.

of great name, famous, renowned. is, and
with
holes or
cells,
-5,
great pain.
ov, (rroKvs,
(ttoXvs,
attention to, to esteem highly.
'-$,
,
is, (iroKus,
fid, usefxd in
Adv. -XSjs,
-, 5, (, \$. , ,
, ,=
of a wind, fair : of Hermes, : conducting the souls of the dead to the nether world. Dor. for leading in procession 11. jeering, any solemn or religious procession. ribaldry, customary in the processions of Bacchus and Ceres. any vessel employed in TO, II. at Athens, the place solemn processions. where they were kept. one who attends fcus Ion. rjos, , or escorts, a guide, conductor. 2. one who goes in
attending, escorting
,, ,
,
:
.
many ways
a very serviceable manner.
also os, ov,
;- :^ -?, ) ) ^'. ( ^ )
Aeol.
for
part.
pass,
loud-sounding. very painful.
Aeol. for
(jroXvs,
close-meshed.
to
used by Horn, mostly as Dep. irowith fut. med. aor. I med. and pass, pf. pass, I. of absol. to toil, work hard; to II. toil in the fight hence to be worn out, exhausted. 2. metaph. to be in distress or anxiety, feel pain of II. c. ace. to work at, work hard at, to mind.
II,
; ;
. , ()
med. of
:
-, (, ) ^, () ,
-, (,
made
f.
guide
plur.
attendants, guards.
II.
as Adj. conducting, leading;
the signal or beacon fire.
aroKos)
conduct a fleet
by bubbles rising.
to bubble or boil
up
'2, , , (os) 8, ($,

uyos,
gush forth.
a bubble.
a bubble,
blister.
or
pay much regard or perform

very, highly use-
zealously.
After Horn, the Act.

aor. i
:
:
is
more
:
6eos)
Sup.
pf.
freq.,
f.
-I
Pass., aor.
pass.
I. c.
ace. pers. to
to
cause
toil
or pain to another.
2.
gain by
toil
or labour, to
work out
II. intr.
Pass, to be
(()
,. , ,
(-)
conducting,
or hardship
:
drink, draught.
by labour
to
and pains.
c.
to toil, suffer
work.
to
'',
()
ness, knavery, Lat. pravitas
5,
procession.
) () ,
,
Ion. impf.
to attend, escort,
guide, conduct.
lead a procession : to swagger or strut: to abuse with ribald jests, as was customary in processions (see
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
:
( , ) ,, ,
()
hence,
or
, ,
,
,
.
;
ace. cognato,
undergo, endure labour.

aros,
Hence
which
is
,$
won
pain
c. ace. rei,
that
wrought
out,
() -, ()
Dep.
deal wickedly.
otos, to, a knavish trick.
From
to be evil or wicked,
badness,
:
ill
condition, wicked-
plight
causing pain or hardship 2. distressed, in sorry painful. of things, bad, sorry : useless, in bad state
3. in
, ()
also cowardice.
condition
f.
(to
things.
a bad state of moral sense, bad, worthless, villain-
'^
;
ous, knavish, wicked.
Hence
II.
Adv.
ill,
miserably
i
ovps
med. of
/// off,
be in a sorry plight. Ep. 3 sing. aor.
irovos, 0,
(,
task-work, hard work, the toil of
to be
. ,,
.
578
sea, Lat.
,,
{.
mergo
irovTiKOs,
,{$)
,
(wovtos)
to
Pass, to he
of,
plunge or sink in drowned.
- 5,
!
,
ov,
the
ov, also
from
or in the sea: esp.
crossed or traversed, passable. TTopevTios, a, ov, verb. Adj. of
II. of the novTOS Ev^civos or Black Sea: cf. itOvtos. devSpeov the tree from from Pontus, Pontic ; Pontus, the hazel.
the sea
into the sea.
in the sea.
() , , () , () , () ) ^, , () , . , ,,,.. . , ()() , , , ,, (). . , , ( , , : , , .. , , , ) , . , . . , () , ,

,
a Nereid, the Sea-
passer.
From
sea, sea-faring.
Poseidon, Neptune of the sea.
) -, ()(, ) , () -, -, (, (, () ) -, ,
, , -5,
:
traversed or travelled over. one must go.

iropevTos,
7],
TTovTios, o, ov, also os, ov, (ttOvtos) of,
ruling the sea.

arcs,
()
from
or in journeying.
that which is cast
vey, esp. to ferry or
things, to Pass,
pass,
,
-,
:
Adv. (v6vToi)from or out of

ov, 6, (ttovtos,
the sea.
one who fishes

lord of the sea.
ovtos,
o,
carry oneself, to go, walk, march, travel. loci, to pass over, traverse.
f.
Adv.
into the sea.
of
siege a
, -: , -, ,: : ,
ov, also
,,
, , ()
()
II.
that
may
to
be
be
neut.
travelling,
f.
():
fut.
to bring, carry, con2.
convey across a river. bring, carry : to furnish, supply.
of
II.
and Med.
med.
:
aor. I
pf.
to be carried or
2. c. ace.
pf. pass,
collat.
:
form
Pass.
to destroy,
ravage, waste, plunder

kill,
and
to
pass over the sea.
to be ruined,
town: of persons, to slay, undone. Hence
destroy:
to be-
ov,
passing over the

Sea-
nO'NTOS,
ov,
the sea,
esp. the
open sea, the

in full,
high sea.
II.
Huvtoi
2.
the
Black Sea;
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.
ov,
, ,, ,
opoi,
ravage, plunder.
the sack of a town.
-, ,
,
poet, for
Evêivoi.
the country Pontus at the
naulum.
east end of the Black Sea.
irovTO-TivaKTOs, ov, Ep. gen. of
(, , , ()
=
a crossing over,
a ferryman,
sea-shaken.
passage.
Ion.
,,
:
boatman, Lat. portitor

f.
anything baked, a fiat cake,

surprise,
used at
sacrifices.
an exclamation of
akin to
iroiras,
the cry of the hoopoe.
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.
strait, river, etc.: to
,
,
a seaman.
exclam. of surprise, anger, or pain, oh

!
shame I akin to
fie
Ion. for
also
ferry;
strait,
.
IL
f.
:
cry cf the hoopoe.
ferry-boat, passage-boat.
Dor.
fut.
Pass.,
aor.
aor.
(')
f.
:
ferry:
strait, frith,
to whistle
with
a ct'ossing by ferry, a passage.

f.
the lips compressed to cry hush ! also to hissing sound in playing the flute, to play ill.
:
Dor. Dor. for
-,
and
;
make a Hence
Att,
aor.
Med.,
Pass.,
pf.
ov,
(-
convey.
II.
bring, conduct, fetch, to furnish, provide, supply : to bring

:
()
:
aor.
to
about, contrive, devise

in one^s
whistling, esp. in applause.
provide, procure, get
Med.
Pass,
.
to furnish for oneself,
impers.
it
is
()
,,
older form of
see
power
to
crepitus ventris.
irope, Ep. for ciropc
TTopeia,
(()
,
*.
ov,
()
. .
do
wealthy, rich.
II.
gait, Lat. incessus.
sage : a march. ing a river.

iropcvOeis,
a walking, mode of walking, II. a going, a journey, pas2. a crossing beyond seas, crossaor. I part,
c.
ace,
supply full of resources, inventive: fertile of resource in difficul-
able to provide or
ties.
III.
',
and
inf.
of
place where men of goings carriage, conveyance.
passage, way; resort. 2. a means
- 05, , iropts, 101,
poet,
of things, practicable. form of
acquiring
at
also profit, gain.

ov,
() ()
,
2.
a procuring
a means of
Athens,
the
a provider, purveyor: were a financial board to

purveyors, conveyancers^
raise
ways and means.
as pirates called themselves.
Hence
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.
2, ,,
iropurrtKbs,
17,
TTOpLOrLKOS
:
to the shaft.
, ()
6,
;. -,
purple.
:
:
(-) -(, )
[],
579
the purple-
II.
the purple dye obtained from
it,
,
f.
iropveiov,
iropvevw,
woman,
brothel.
, {)(), , ($) -, {)(^ )

,
(iropvos) to prostitute
to be or
, {()
17,
fornication : prostitution. a brothel.
Pass., of a
the sea
6$, () ,
murex
III. in plur.
purple clothes or robes.
ov, Att. contr.
iropviKos,
iropvo-PoffKOs, iropvos, 0,
iropos, ox ferry
0,
:
,
,
a
f. {.
become a harlot. a harlot. TO, Dim. of [yi"]
with
bright, beauteous, like Lat, purpureus.

0;, 6,
of or/cr harlots.
to
fish, a purple-dyer, Lat. purpurarius.
f.
17^0;,
keep
Hence
brothel-keeping.
covering.
bird.
the paths
0,
a brothel-keeper.
a river, a ford
(() a means of passing

strait, frith.
3.
2.
a fornicator.
a\os
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, ) -, , ) , ^.
Lat. purpureus, purple, dark,
(4. a dark cloud.
,
ihos,
breeding calves.
,
first
of
2.
dyed
or purple-fish, purple, red.
3. rosy,
(-)
of
a fisher for purple-
, 5, -5,
,
, ,
Hence for a purple-dyer. a purple garment or
II.
a red-coloured bird. a red-coloured water-
is,
ov, 0, fem.
a dealer in purple,
ov,
(-, -, (-,
seller
ilhos) purpled, dark.
(-,
spread
of purple.
with purple cloth.
Att, contr. for
revenue.
to
^, , ()
'
aros, with a buckle or brooch.

UKos, 6,
buckle, to buckle or clasp
the buckle, a bzickle or brooch.
off:
, -. ,, , ,, ,,
arcs,
see
, (): , , ,. ,, -. , . ,
to
of
), 4\'$
[], a redupl. form of to grow dark, esp. of the sea
(as
ws
pf.
grasp by
the handle,
sea
that
grows dark with

do not break,
hold a shield by the handle.
its
dumb
to
a garment fastened
^
ol
as
when
(i, e.
:
swell
a\s)
troubled, disquieted,
()
[]
like
was
his heart troubled.
II. to
grow
the huge
with waves metaph. to be
much
the handle of a shield.
Ion.
to
fasten with a
()
down.
From
the
pin or tongue of
Ion. for
Adv., Lat. porro, Att. for
far, far
Hence
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.
-
:
*0'1,
:
bestow, grant;
Adv. /rom a/ar; and Adv. far.
hence,
ov. Sup. Adj.
()
off.
so also TO
furthest.
Adv.,
to
Comp. and
give
:
Sup.
io
of
at-
further on or
off, furthest
offer,
tend
to,
cherish
to
manage, arrange.
Adv.,
fut.
Comp. and
or
further, furthest.
[] (*)
:
Ep.
to proffer,
offer,
give, present, furnish

to
fern. part, fut.,
Med.
his bed.
II.
generally, to
make ready, provide

2. to
III.
:
:
. 5 - 6 , $ ,
hence
times f
, ,
-6.
dujvios.
*'2,
,, , ,
I.
obsol. pres. of the aor, 2 inopov,

aor. 2
tnopov Ep.
:
to
bring to pass, contrive
($
to give,
purple.
and
part.
offer,
(5, ,
to the relat. 6s,
assumed as the interrog. Pron., answering also, -noOiv^ -not, whence and the Adj. -nOTipos. how many Ep. [], Adv.
. ,
and
an appointed
lot,
Fate, Destiny;
,,
quo?
()
:
how
Sup.
of
often ? Lat. quoties 1 Adv. (*05) whither f Lat.
contr,
prepare
cute, order,
arrange, adjust. treat with care, to cherish, tend Adv., =

d/fos,
, . , ,
TTOpTis, Xos,
:
to provide for oneself, get ready.
also to esteem.
see
,of persons, to
exe-
Poseideon, the sixth month of u)vos, the Attic year, answering to the latter half of December and
first
, 7$, calf. , a young heifer, calf
any young anijuvenca.
mal
metaph. a young maiden,
girl, Lat.
, , ,
:
Dor. for and -aovtos, a, ov. Dor, for

avos,
6,
from
65, , /, = /,
,
:
TO, a temple of
Neptune
neut.
half of January.
ojvos,
ace.
Homeric form
Dor.
ojvos:
[],5, icc.aojva, voc.
Poseidon, Lat. Neptunus, son

U
2
or
^ ,
:
voc.
avos
Ion.
of
Cronos and Rhea, brother of Jupiter, god of the
sea.
580
, ,
iToais or
5,
'2, , () ,
(sub. iepa), the festival
sacred to Neptune : of Neptune.

virile.
Poseidon or Neptune.
,
, ,
?
memhrum
:
(xivos, 6,
dat. pi. of irovs
a Utile boy. vocat. of but
TO, Ion. for
,
:
Ion. for
, ^'. 5,
Ep.
(^. , - , -(
:
iroais.
wing, hover, flit about.
'25, ,
gen. irocios, dat.

pi.,
nom. rroaeis, Ep. ace. vocias was husband, spotise, mate: when opp. to a paramour. a lawful husband, a drinking, drink, iroats, los Att. $, ,
:
()
beverage: a drinking-bout ;
inter pocula, over their cups.
, ,5 ,
sacred to
voc.
( ,^. , . -,
poet, for
I
:
to fly
fut.
aor.
pass,
Dor.
:
Dor.
:
(with pres. sense), Ep. 3

to be
-med.
:
pf
pi.
what time ? time, at any

TTorc
.
sometimes
questions
Lat.
$ -,,
in dancing.
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 ?
:
Ep.
med. of
. ( ,.,. , ^, ,
,
Adv.
3 sing, plqpf.
upon
the
-$.
when
? at
7-5, , . , {*$)
iroTe Ion.
II.
.
Dor. for Dor. for
interrog. Particle,
ttotc, enclit. Particle, at
some
time, once, erst.

..
,
In answering clauses,
at one time .., at another
sornetimes
Lat. tnodo
modo
it
strengthens the interrogation,

ever
f
in
;
how
how
possibly ?
avos. Dor. for
Dor. for
3 sing. aor.
Ep. for
which day
quotus ?
is it
Article, as
like
, . , , , , .. , , $. {, , (). ^. , {) '6, . , ^, ) . , () ). , ^,)) '. , , {) , , -, ) $$

6<w5, 6,
-, ,
,
since
.
or -iv, Ep. for
, {$,
poet, for
,)
^)
iroTeos, a, ov, verb. Adj. of
able.
-^,
II.
dat. pi. of ttovs.
, ,,
.
a husband. (itoaros) in how many days
beaten by the foot
iroTcpos, a, ov Ion. KOTCpos, ov, (*$, cTfpos) whether or which of the two? Lat. uter? 2. the neut. or is freq. used as Adv. at the
on
(jroaos)
Tos
II.
which of a number ? Lat. ore how many years how small f Lat. quantulus.
. .
shortd.
Dor. for
Aeol. for
,(.
=
( , ,
of
beginning of an interrog. sentence containing two contrary propositions, .. like Lat. utrum II. without an or ? f whether
.
',
interrog., like
-6, ()
Dor. for Adv.
.
( (,
.
Dor. for
, ,^.
neut. one
.
.
to fly.
to be
drunk, drink-
must drink.
either of the two, Lat. alteruter.
npos, only before the
sides
on which of two
Adv. of
sides ?
on whether of the two at which of two
etc.
places ?
'-, ,
iroT-aivios, a,
Dor. for Dor.
^^,
fut.
8,
?
in which of two
ways?
f
imperat. of
ov,
Lat. titro
to
modo ?
also os,
= $,
cJvos)
newly told of, fresh, new, Lat. recens: metaph. unwonted, unheard-of.
'-,
17,
Adv. which of two places Dor. for
(6($)
to
whether of two sides
,8,
I
a, ov,
[]
sing. aor.
Dor. and poet, for 3 med. of Dor. fut. med. (in pass, sense) of
$, , -, Dor. Dor. '05, , , . 05.

for
flight.
flight.
inf.
of
for
part,
of
rjpos,
Adv.
like
a river.
for
cup, wine-cup.
stream or in streams.
stream.
away
, , --,
'5, ,
river,
8,
ov, Ion.
poet. fern, of
ov,
($. (^,
towards a
and poet,
wine-cup.
drawn from a
of or
'5, , ,
T}Tos,
(- Root , (- Root , (- Root

,
of
fern, ttotis,
of
drinking
drinking-cup,
5, (- Root of
Sup.
fern.,
of
drink.
ov, also os, ov,
from
drinker, tippler: with another Subst.,
on a
river.
Adv.
6,
into, to,
ov,
II.
(-,
ov,
Root of
personified,
by a river.
Dor. for flying, furnished with wings.

iroTavos,
, 6v,
()
(6$,
[$,
, ) . -, -, 05, -^,
6,
a tippling lamp:
river.
From
hard drinker.
a river, a river-god. carried
05, , ,
fowls, birds. Dor. for
{)
Comic
05.
winged^
Dor. for
,.
flying, winged;
,
a
Dor. for
waier.
of
med. of npoaXeyw,
ov,
driiili,
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<u tivos ibal which befalls one, one's feel, i. e. as quick as he can , to have one's/00/ out of a thing, be clear of it desliny : ones evil destiny ; death. ^ . e. alone, singly ; for kvos as quietly. 11. metaph. of things, the foot or lowest a title used in addressing females 2. in a part, the foot of a hill, Lat. radix montis. Subst. lady, mistress, queen : c. gen., woTJ/ta are the two lower corners of the sail, or as Adj. revered, august, awful: ship, queen of wild beasts; rather the ropes by which the sails are tightened and only found in nom. and voc. ace.
Dor. for Dor. for
.. , , , ^ . -, , ) , -,. , .-. -, . , . -, 5, -, -, . , . , ,
-, -, -, --, 7(. -\,

of
Dor. for
Dor. for
Att,
f,
'5,
Dor. for
6, part. . aor,
Dor. for
-.
:
(irOTos)
( give
drink
(: .
afooi: in
artificial
., -$, -,
;
581
*. $. $. -'-,'-, \5, ., . '2, .

ov, Ion. for
Ion. for
Ion. for
for
irovXvs, neut.
\$,
gen.
dat. pi.
gen. and dat. dual

:
iroTi0t,Dor. for7r/50a^S,aor. 2
\\^&:...
3 sing. pf. pass,
plur. also a bird's ialons or
or feelers of a polypus
Dor. for
/oo/
in plur. also
Dor. for
3 sing. aor.
boxing and to race onfooi : but,

in
in the foot-race ks
(- Root
:
of
of water, î
fresh,
opp. to salt metaph. sweel, pleasani. Dor. for
-.
pf.
part. fern.
I.
of
of close proximity, just before one's feet, so also, (V before one close before or beside one ; (v and once : hence, straightway,
to fooi.
',
mon;
2.
^ 5 (5 $
^vKivos a fool-race,
;
: $
LOUPES,
a
claws; ihe arms
wooden,
from head
,
cp.
2.
of
what
Dor.
for
(,
lies
before one, anything obvious, com3. in various phrases:
05,
,
or
e.
i.
!.
-8, ()
,
:
(5. ,
:
' ^!
:
, ,
except that nom.

Proserpine.
epith. of the Bacchanals. awful, used of the Erinyes.
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,
deity
to invoke
, ,
,
TO,
-,(,,
-^^, ,
Dep.
, , ', () , , ,, .
^ !
:
pi.
is
used of Ceres and
slackened, the sheets

tight.
III.
to slack the
sheet; so
opp. to TfivdV
to haul
//
the sbouiing,
screaming ones,
2. also as pi. to
afoot, as a measure of length. afoot in Prosody.

Ion.
IV.
thai
ctos,
to call
out
to a
-. )
Adv.
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
()
:
ing-bout, carousal.
for
-, , , , ,, .
(Dor. for
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
tion, affair.
4. of
by the king. something

II.
3.
disgraceful, ihe thing,

affairs,
the business, Job. circumstances.

etc.,
in plur.
,$ $ , -^^. $, , -,
Dor.
etc.
power of
Dor. for
;
Ion.
interrog.
;
where, in what yijs ubi? c. gen., 2. how? part of the world? Lat. ubinam ierrarumf as enclit., anywhere, II. in what manner?
;
somewhere.
-, -,
Ion. for
, Ion. for
. .
:
affairs or interests of the Greeks, political men in office, ministers. kv Tois
{*$)
where
Lat.
private affairs
'
;
2. stale-affairs,
;
public business, the

the
oi
a state
',
of a
battle,
3.
!
an
ac-
affairs, success,
sense, troublesome business, trouble,

to
^ {)
business, diligent study, diligence
' ,;,
ayaOa good luck.
power ;
one's
4. business, esp. in
good condition of bad
annoyance ; have trouble about a thing : to cause one trouble. the prosecution of a
:
the course or
mode
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pay
med.
:
.
or
the
suit
-,
to be busy, take trouble
:
:
II. an occupation, business of treating a thing. a trade, calling, way of life : law-business, a law-
in plur. troubles.
Ion.
aor. I
pf.
med.
pass.
one's business, take in hand, treat of, labour to bring it about; esp. to carry on a business, Lat. negoiiari:
a lawsuit: spend the night in business.

to prosecute
hunts up lawsuits, a pettifogger. poet, for Trpdyos, cos,
state-affairs.
action or biisiness: active, busy, able, effective, energetic.
done;
-^ , ,() , {-, ) , -: , () , . . ,-, (, '20, 5, $, , , , , '22 ^. (, ,' 5, , () , ^' ^ () ^ ^ , .

:
,
irpaKTiKos,
.(-^,(-) $ 8 '/: ^- 5, 3, 1'5, $, ^-:
and neut. of all the and in ncm., nom. and ace. is
(5
Dep. with
fut.
persons, meek, gentle
$ , :
singul. cases
:
in plur.
both
:
and
rarely
mild,
in dat.
neut.
soft: of
of animals, tame
Ion.
pass.
gentle, low, soft.
2. soothi?ig,
c.
ace. rei, to
make
a thing
(5.
: of sound, taming. Comp.
Hence
tnildness, meekness, gentleness.
to
II. pf.
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,
midriff,
$,
also in pass, sense, to be laboured at,
',-5,
,
%. Adv.
. Dim.
ov,
worked
out.
the heart.
[]
of
a petty lawsuit. one who
a bed in a garden, garden-plot:

sale,
by companies.
-JTpaaiôs, ov,
($) for
to
be sold, Lat.
uso rrpay
venalis.
irpdais,
(ojs Ion.
los,
sell-
of wpavs, mildly, gently. aor. 2 inf. of irpaQUiv, Ep. for irpaOeis, aor. i pass. part, of aor. I pass. inf. oi
ing, sale.
, ,
,
:
a leek-slice. a leek, Lat, porrum. [a] Leek-green, name poet, for
()
the Lat. praetoriiwi, the tent or hall

:
of a frog.
of the praetor
irpuKTiOS, done.
a judgment-hall
ov,
the palace of the

to
chief magistrate.
does, a doer
,
:
a,
verb.
Adj.
II.
neut.
of one must do.
be
Dor. for , Ep. for (payeiv) Leek-eater, name of a frog.

Ion.
Ion.
fjpos, 6,
one that
a trader, merchant. Hence ov, executing, accomplishing. 6v, fit for doing, fit for
Ion.
Pass.,
fut.
aor. 1
,
Ion.
:
-<^5,
: :
Att.
fut.
aor. l
Ion.
pf.
and in
:
intr.
sense pf. 2
f.
pauUo-post
:
pf.
;
properly, to pass
or executes, a worker.
,
irpaKTOs,
verb. Adj. of
subjects
of moral action, opp. to
opos, 6, poet, for
II,
,
,
done, to be
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.
; :
ment, a tax-gatherer. 2. ment, a punisher, avenger ; also as Adj., with avenging hand.
one who does one who exacts payone who exacts punish-
to practise
to attend to,
TiLV
( $
so called
also absol ., i/faj/os
affairs: hence, generally, to transact,
or
olvos,
lately;
irpdîs,
from Mount Pramne
Doric Adv.,
(S,
, Pramnian
wine,
Tiv
in the island of Icaria.
the interest of the Thebans.

intr. to be in
5
$
:
a business, trade, way of life ;
mind
T^s
($
one's
own
to
affairs,
opp. to
manage
state-affairs:
competent / jnanage public
manage;
to
manage
III. to
IV.
esp.
esp.
;
matters for
do, practise,
a short
before: formerly, one time, time ago. [a]
Dor. and Att. for

Ion.
los,
(5
^,
. {)
Lat. agere: absol. to act, be the doer or agent.
a certain
state or condition,
to
u or
do or fare well or
(v and
to behave
a doing,
in pf. 2
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 vprjîs 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.
$
:
also to
venpdya. deal well or
2.
fare
ill
ill,
well or
V. e. dupl. ace. wards. to do something to one.
pers. et rei,
another sense,
$,
from one ment for
nietaph.,
a
VI. c. dupl. ace. in apyvpiov to exact money to exact punish-
mean
to-
ill
temperately.
vpayivos
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,
Lat. conficere ; pf. pass. part. utterly ruined, Lat. confectus.
fut.
02,
from Trpavs
neut.
(^lon.
$),
the fem. in use is npaua, which is also used in masc.
(
of
(pay6V0S
undone,
[a]
dealer.
for
softly-smiling.
counsel.
, (:
(rrpaos)
:
., , .$. , -, fjpos,
Ion.
Ion.
a market, mart. irpantrTos, Dor. for

selling,
, ,
verb. Adj.
(-) , (-)
,
[]
seller,
place
. 4, , ,
:
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the august,
venerated.
embassy, an ambassador.
irpciTOS,
, ,
to be sold.
embassage.
ov.
Dor. for
Att. for Ion.
$, , ,
(vpavs,
$)
From
aor.
I
:
5-5,
to
los,
, ,
{rrpa'us.
8)
pf.
of gentle
take the place of others, properly, by right of seniority, to take precedence, c. gen. hence to rule over, sway, c. gen. absol. to be best. II. trans, to place as oldest, first,
intr. to
, ^ ,
itm.oi
(6,, =
,
, , (()
one sent on an
{^)
:
a serving on an embassy,
8, , , (^^)
f.
an ambassador.
:
pf.
{$)
:
be older or eldest.
2. to
ecws,
^7)
^ softening, appeasing.
to to
Ion.
aor. I
[]
fut.
:
Pass.,
: 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. :
put first in rank
make
soothe,
down ;
utterly.
tree,
, ',
irpaus,
-, . ,
,
calm, tame: of passion, to abate.

{-npats,
soft,
mild or gentle, to soften, Pass, to become gentle, calm
antiqidor
also to
esse.
III. to be
an ambassador,
treat
or negotiate as
^)
Ion.
irpuijrqs, t/tos,
$.
trunk.
meetly, beseeniingly, gracefidly.

irpeiTTOs,
r\,
found
, -, ',
From
the stump, Lat.
mildness, gentleness. Adv. oiirpaos, mildly, gently. Adv. from the stt4mp, root
TO, the lowest part
\, =
:
gentleness.
irpdos.
Hence
,
go
one /^^Med. to send ambassadors
as
', .
the acts of Ion. for
ambassador Pass., pf. part, an ambassador.

Ion. for
and branch,
8, $, , = , '65,
highest or most valued honour.
of the trimk of a
caudex
of
generally, the stem,
Adv.
6v,
part,
in fit
manner, fitly,
()
distinguished, eminent.
aor.
I
fut.
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.
,
//
,$
c.
alone, this depends
eKfiPovs
is
[]
on an
, ^, , , ,
seniority
5.
:
yiviaOai) eldest-born. an old man, poet, for hence, as from an Adj., come the Degrees of Comparison, see
is,
8, , , , {-) '-6, , -5, '25, {^ ($,

poet, for
, ,
ov, Ion. for
.^. (.
irt-
ov, poet. Sup. of
,.
$
age.
the
an
object of reverence. of birth. From
vos and
were preferred to
sador.
an elder : then, power and dignity,

II.
$, ,
1.
since the elders

dat.
venerable, revere?id, honoured.
inf.
rrpi-na
selves, as
fit [to
avenge ourselves upon] them
rarely
this
gen. pers., irpinov
were well worthy of
my
evil genius.
is
omitted,
as,
to avenge our-
From
'
3.
part,
neut. TO vpiitov,
(S,
irpenovTos, that which
seemly,
fitness, propriety, Lat.

able, proper.
'-, (, ($)
decorum.
fitting, becoming, suit-
^,
by
$,
old Ep. fem. of
$,
the august,
honoured.
6, , ((()
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.
age, seniority;
^-
the right
in pi. privileges, prerogatives.
05, , ov Ion.
rable.
-, , {() -, , {)
ov,
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
$,
, ,) -, )
,
ov. Sup,
elders, chiefs, princes.
an ambas:
of
', ,
,
a council of ciders
().
:
eldest
hence
((
-^,
, $, ^, (($) ,
,
is,
, ,
^-,
vene-
, -,
,
ovos,
,((5,
propitiating.
($,
II.
,=
Ion. for
. -.
Ion. for
gentle of mood, kindly,
'.
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crop of a bird, so called because the food lected before it passes into the stomach.
Ion. for
aor. I
. ', ) , ,. '5
f.
, , ,
or
; :
Stvos, 6,
(, ay
is
)
inf.
-'.
the
once on a time
vpiv long ago,

irplv
3.
its
there col-
in Att.
it is
often inserted between the Art, and
Subst.,
pass.
of
blow up, swell out by blowing ' the wind swelled out 2. to blow out, force or the middle of the sail.
(see
(5
:
aor. i
no
perf. in
use
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
(sc.
(sc.
itpiv
),
to
drive out by blowing.
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.
to
(up-hill).
headlong
ning, a thunderbolt.
ciws, 17,
of gentle manners, gentle, meek.

Ion. for
neck,
wvos Ep. ovos, 6, = land, headland, promontory.
Priam.
Chief,
From
npidiros Ion. , Priapus, the god of gardens and vineyards, and generally, of agriculture, chiefly worshipped at Lampsacus.
aor. 2 inf. of
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 KV ovri beforetime I would not at all receive him strengthd.,
;
, , ,^ , ^, . ) , , . -, ) . , ) , , , , , , 5, , , , $, , . . -, ,: , , , -, , ) , , . , . , , , ,, ,, ,(, . . &, , ,. , ' -, \

ripos, 6, Ion. for
{)
:
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-
, '
:
tion, like
priusquam.
TO,
Dim. of
npivos.
Hence
f.
aor. I pass,
to
throw
Pass, to fall headlong.
Ion. for
los,
', Ep.
los,
aor. I inf. of Ep. and Ion. for npaîs.
-.
of
made from the holm or evergreen oak, Lat. ilignus : metaph. oaken, tough, irpivivoi hearts of oak. sturdy : 0, the holm-oak, evergreen oak, Lat.
irptvtvos,
ov, (irpivos)
$ 02,
ilex.
-$,
6$
:
II.
the scarlet oak.
es, (jrpivos,
like
holm-oak, tough
for
3 sing. aor.
as oak.
Ion. for ttpaais, sale.
Ep. and Ion. for
$,
of
6,
{,
(, ,
,
(s,
(,
aor.
like
flash of light-
^, ,
II.
a hurricane.
ijpos,
() {')
,
part, pass,
a saw, jagged. of
sawing. sawyer
saw
see -npioTis.
fut.
to blow.
2. fut.
of
($
is
to burn,
Ion. for
a market.
ov. Ion. for
($, 6$)
sawn
[C]
(, ,
: [y] Ion. for itpavs.
From
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
the incisors
).
:
ovtos, 6,
(,
[p~\
imperat. irpU
aor.
with tamed
Pass., aor. i
pf.
pf.
to saw,
II. to
[]
asunder
esp.
to sever, cut in twain.
saw grind
a jutting rock, fore-
or gnash the teeth, Lat. stridere ox

:
frender e
dentibus;
$, , ,
IIpiSîKOs,
aor. 2 opt. of
aor. 2 part, of
also fern. Ilpid^Cs, iôs, of ox for
55, ,
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
',
$,
2.
() ()
Priam, king of Troy: properly

Trcpt
the
Genit.,
Leader (from
Ion.
or vpiv).
f.
to be like
Priapus.
side.
in front of,
of Place, before, in front of ; irpo in front of the house, hence outof persons, going before another. 3. to so as to defend
I.
;
stand
front
of,
i.
e.
in
defence of, the Trojans
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
and
irpidTO, Ep. 3 sing, of

f.
aor, 2
of
(ox
,,
before
this, ere this:
but
,
6
the one before the other.
HI. of
to
saw.
Ion. for
[] Time
^(
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.
Lzt. prae, for, because of;
thexefore.
:
for
fear; vpb
Position
some words may be put between

and
its
Subst., but
it is
never put aftei

I.
after the
Ep. gen. in
-, as,
II.
',
-
case, except
its
.
:
irpoaipcTOs,
to take
17,
'-,.7;:
f.
ov, chosen before, preferred.
absol. as Adv.,
of Place, before
in
front, forth.
sooner.
sooner, as in
forehand
binger.
but the Att.

:
-\, .-'^. -.-3. -,-, -^, -), (/) -, -^^

:
of Time, before, beforehand,
OT forth, produce publicly.

:
In Compos., of Place, before, forth, before the eyes, in one's presence; as in

II.
also defence, as in
-, --forward:
sense)
than another, prefer one thing to another.
as in
of Time, before, beforehand, earlier, III. of Preference, rather,

IV. strengthening,
sooner 2. absol. to choose deliberately, prefer. 3. to purpose or intend a thing to determine previously ; to un:
.2
pi.
away
before
aor. 2
first.
II.
;
2. to
bring forward
:
^
(in
585
:
From
Med.
pf.
pass,
med.
to take or choose before or
dertake.
aor. 2
as in irpo-nas,
intimation.
,
:
f.
ov,
{,
as Subst.,
announce beforehand. ayyeXos) announcing bevpoayyeKos, , a herald, harto
learn or observe beforehand.

f.
-, -,
-^,
f.
aforewarning, early
f.acw: aor. i
^,-^^:
fut., aor.
and
pf. are trpofpa),

:
to tell
to
beforehand
c. inf.
to tell before-
hand
phesy.
that
forewarn.
2.
to foretell,
, -, - -, )
hand.
pf.
-, -, ,.
pf. pass,
Dep. with
fut.
med.
:
-,
to perceive,
:
learn before. Dep. to accuse before2. to
of
f.
hand :
Pass, to be
to throw a javelin beforedarted before. pf. to bear

:
pro-
II. to tell before others or publicly : to publish or proclaim publicly : to issue a public notice.
-,
f.
aor. 2
:
vporiyayov
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.
:
pya
pf.
to
hand.
-, -, -(, 4s,
beforehand.
{,
(in
:
springing forward
overhanging, abrupt.
Pass.,
with
fut.
med.
(in pass, sense)
ward, lead on or onward: also ward. 2. irpoayeiv
to escort or
to fail or sin before.

f.
to fight for or in
f.
, ,, -, -,
repeal beforehand
before, so as to preoccupy.
prelude
-, -, -: -, -, -, -,
to be
f.
:
and
same
sense) aor. 2
and
pf.
act.
taken or convicted beforepf.
-:
ward
to or
Med.
to
off or
absol. to
defend oneself.
to
f.
go up
mount
-,
for
{,
to
mit the first wrong. to sing before, make a prelude. Dep. with fut. med.
}(
pass,
under great obligations
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,
,. , -, {) - -, , -^, ($ -, -, ,{)
wrong znouitx first :
to
-, , -,
7-,
:
defence of.
pf.
pass.
to
owe one
-(, , , ), , '--, -, - -, ^. ,
Pass., (Ion. part. pf.
to be spent,
f.
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
-,
{). ,
Med.
to
sing or play by
way of
com-
aor.
away
Ion. 3
special respect, be
to one.
-, ($ --, ^ -, -,
for
consumed, used up
to stir
before.
up
:
before.
fut.
aor.
to use up, spend,
consume before
Pass, to throw
one's life before.

f.
to arrest beforehand.
f.
go away before. a former departure.

to
Hence
noXireias
hand
one must
--- ,-, ,
Att.
:
f.
to
remove beforemeet be-
Pass, to depart or die before.

f.
to
go forth
to meet,
forehand, be beforehand with.

to
disposed to prefer.
go away first.

586
-^)
Dep.
:
: -(: ^, -',
Trpo-aTretirov, aor. 2 with
:
pf.
no pres. Med.,
hated beforehand.
of a coward,
, .. ,-. -, -, -, -,
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
to rejiounce first.
-< -,, '^. -,,

to
. .
:
also, to be
: :
use (cp.
I
wearing fast ; but

before,
aor.
go
to
hence
to
be
before,
other.
II.
Causal, in fut.
aor. 2 act.
-\:
:
go away, depart first.

f.
III. or put forward, advance, promote. the pres. and aor. 2 are sometimes used with an ace. of the instrument of motion, as,
move
,
gone
be
leg.
by, past.
2. to
superior to anaor.
I
-,
Pass.
to be
for
Ion. for
f.
-,
Xeios) leader of the Bacchanals. Ion. aor. 2 of
-,
to
advance one's foot or
Ion. for
(,
:
to
prove or shew first.
-,
pass,
f.
aor. 2
to
pf. -)3e-
intr. to fail
med.
band first.
despatch in advance
f.
, , -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -, -/,
f.
to die be/ore ov first:
to die
f.
beforehand. to bewail beforehand. to assign away beforehand. f.

to hill beforehand. to enjoy beforehand.
f.
f.
f.
to
abandoti beforehand.
II.
before ox first.
to
pf. 2 act.
f.
destroy first
to
Pass.,
with
fut.
,
:
to perish first.
send away, dismiss or dis-

to
Med.
-, , '-,
f.
f.
send away or
Pass, to be sent in advance.

to slay or butcher before.
front of a town, a pomoeriutn.

in
-, -, , ) -6 ,
to
^,
to
turn away beforehand
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
:
turn oneself away from, to leave

f.
q^ doing.
(
$,
herd's
cattle
alliance
so in pf. pass, part.,
to
go away
to
to declare before or first.
vestibule, porch.
-, ,, -, -, , )
=
irpo
inf.
the flute.
come
beforehand.
going
. --,--, -, -, , , () .
f.
and
Ion.
(,
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.
$
tivos
II.
suburb,
the
environs,
contr. for irpoavhav,
f.
{,
, ,() , -, , ,
:
Lat.
[],
a Collective noun, things that wall, cattle.
II.
(, $) a prelude on
:
a place before a court,
Ion.
f.
-:
to
:
Dep.:
to relate, detail, or explain before.

f.
:
-^
keeping
Dep.
arrive or
aor.
to first.
shepherd.
Pass., fut.
med.
and
pf.
act.
revolt
11. to desist before.
for
aor. 2 imperat. of
), $, ,
contr.
inf.
Ep. pres. part.

to
-, , -; -:
[]. Adv.
fut.
on, straight forward.
to
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
,
pf.
as one goes along:

aor. 2
slothful
part.
(as
if
from
-wvtos
(aS ii
om
$ :
a good judge of
character.
, , () , () , , , (, -,
aor. 2 part, of
f.
aor. 2 opt. of
to try or torture be/ore.
.
as
to
a steppingforward.
[^)
,
sheep-keeping, a shepthe
life.
(sub.
, ),
suited
the art
breeding of of breeding or
cattle, esp. sheep,
(sub.
, ,, ), ,
f.
Lat. pecuaria.
to
From
keep sheep, be a
of or for sheep
the sheep-gate.
Dim. of
life
the
a little sheep of a poor sheep, i. e. a lazy,
):
ward
general, esp.
cattle, esp. sheep.
dealer.
-,
:
, () ,
life.
ov, gen. ovos,

:
-)
in
cattle
metaph. a good judge of

anything that goes forariimals
mostly used
cattle,
in
plur.
a drove or fiock: mostly of small
ov, 6,
(, )
a sheep-
force, force through before.

f.
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
,. . , -\. , . ,-, ,
:
forethought
in
:
irpobarjvaL.
pf.
pf.
pf.
of 2 of of
-,,
to
aros,
6,
{)
:
prepense.
step forward.
Dep.
by
fut.
f.
Dep.
obtain
. , [) . -, ,
Att.
-:
child of Ate.
Causal of
II.
make
to
go forward, bring forward.
or for others:
) -, (8, $ -, ) ,
-,
:
587
malice
sense
(,
pf.
pres.
to wish
rather, to prefer one before another.
poov\6-âs,-aos,,
"Att/s,
''.
$)
the crafty
ov,
(,
as Subst.,
debating beforehand ol, preliminary

:
$,
,,
-,
-. -5,
cast
, ,
02it,
-,
:
house.
fore one.
a
, () () ,
aor. 2
to
,: -, -,
ov,
Lat. projectus.
() 5 ()
,
go
or
thrown forth or away,

inf.
(, -(5, (, '-5, (, Comp. '(8, older: Sup. '/($, ,

eldest, oldest.
. , -,4 -,
(, $)
, (, ^)
')
pf.
come forth,
to
go
out of the
f.
,,
to shout before, cry out.
a spear held out beesp.
pass,
2. as
Adj. outstretched, couched.
a putting forward,
eis
weapon
for defence;
II. sent oneself before. of come to pass before or earlier ;
-, -, ^^
:
aor. 2
^ -^^
opos, 6, a forefather, ancestor.
a, ov, earlier in birth,
elder,
ov, earliest in birth,
Ion.
and
later
:
[t]
f.
-^men
pf
Dep.
to
vai to bring the spears to the rest, couch
them
of a
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
boxer, a lunging
authorising a ptiblic prosecution, a vote for impeach-
ment.
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
,, , () ,
-5,
(,
f.
decree or order of the Senate.
measiires before ox first : 2. of the Senate first.
a decree.
the chief voice in
Tivos to deliberate for one, provide for his interest.
, () , . -, ()() ) , -, . -, , -, -, . (( . ,
Ion.
of former times ciirred of old.

pf. act.
ceive,
-, ^: ^, /;
^^^^ ^^^
at
and come forwards : preof Time, to he, happen,

2 act.
things that oc-
and
later
pass,
.-^( know, per:

:
to
learft
know.
II. to
to or understa?id beforehand: judge or decide beforehand.
fore-
a perceiving beforeearlier born, elder,

;
hand, foreknowledge.
ov,
older
-5,
:
(, yiviaOai)
,
as Subst.,
an ancestor
II.
oi
are
forefathers, ancestors.
early lambs, cp.
aTos,
a public procla-
ination or notice,
programme.
(^)
of
contrive
at
, Dim.
to
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
,
2
before,
concert
proscribo.
()
Med.
to debate or
consider
f.
to exercise beforehand.
Athens, to frame
II. to
irpoSacis, aor.
pass. part,
from Root
see
act,
3. to act
as
have
passing decrees.
III.
signf
from the root
*,
with
to
know beforehand.
xpoêhtuKa
: :
588
poScSttCA,
vpo-^ciStt.
pel
f.
rpo'e t
of
aes,
p*-8eicXo&
or,
pf. pass. wpo&(Boya^, 3 sing, plqpf. and -w: -5c(^ loo. -Sc^:A> to tbini hôrd>and :^-.\ used in o"'^ ^^ '"'^ tftxeatfU: to vfov&eBooTo: Pass, this was mj former zorfmUtshbârAoMd: toforeaem. previoiis resolutions. to ^âei 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 ; ^r-Jfusb; weTfnjs ev wpoboK' in the to maie a feha in t -mfoSoMnmrn nL ODC oi the rock. with die faaads, Lat. fnAtdarz ako ia war. ta weake /r
5 fi/gre&Md^ .^"^
'^^
p>
(^
tafear or dread heforaaiuL ><) befêmmg or <Joci^
'VpoSodcis,
-, (, ,
f.
f.
-(4,
ijaa;, /o
regulaie, orda-,
ft
ii
-&,
.
.
a damomstranoiu So|Mii, toftar or dread h^xrAamd,
vpo-SocTHp,
Brm/u) one wboforeêwK : aforesiemer.
, .
,
for
b^trebamd. Âec) clear brforehamd: kx & Tpei^kam wuaêSdj. Hence. <^. f. ttKTB*, A> aiale dear he raiamd. fo
pn
SfpHi|ii, |5. or, {wp6,
-,
Dcp. to
-.*.
.
:.
ucrcoi b^'ore others.

r -f
-:
, -. <
: : ;
^)
to
pursue further or
ex, aor. I pass. part, of
.
-
#-
distance.
;>7
o, the
pc -00^05.
-.r.e
firon:
(vpoSfi-
; -.
fcre-house.
i.e.
the
room
eitered
(^7),
i. cura..
the hall, vestihiJe.
",
being bôre the bouse.
see
loa.
-. ). \&':\
to form
an
opirtion
b^jrehand. a giving up, be-
trayal, :rea:bery. crcoson.
pf.
A)
gO
-8*, -^, A} raise prepuSees

gp
against
decree b^c ffpo-SuuTtu-v
tc speak o: . -ittXex^rjr xpo-5ta<rwp. to Jeer or t-L -:t(j. Tpo-SuL^êifKi}.

:
:~
^, '-,
:
Sfy Y wum
---:>--'-
-^,
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.
>5,
to ttndersiajid or
II. /o
resoZee ot
(Uf.
Hence
:r. I pass.
'. r*^.'i.
~(;
TpoTp\iL. r'znr.ei frim obsol.

^.
z^".';.
<. ', *. {^') -&, [(^
,
TpoeopLa
. ^.
{5:')
a
-\'.
ov, [TpobiSosui
betrayed, abandoned.
slave.
cy. serxing for
7$5.
i:r. 2 inf.
and
part, of rpo
aor.
2 inf.
and parL of
a Tmnning foncard. a running

before, speed
ol,
or sudden attack.
OT",
.'.Z f''jri:.ard,
II.
2.5
SubrL,
be
forehand : to cc po-StSoom*. thantaÛy gpo BiSmii :'-
.:'.:
:
-\<>,
-
on before
ft
reccnnotrre, scouts,
I.
T/^t*. /o
unhappy hôrehand.
ci.
.
3CfS^>a|tcrv. poeEpevO,
rj.
ic:. 2 o'ivpoTpexi::
ca.
:'.
T(>jiZf>o$
to
be president; rpo
, .
at
men
iogiml,
:-;;.
II.
ici-:po-
;-;;..;
2.
-q
tofo-riaa.
:*'
rfs iciXiji to be frendeni o^the ooonciL r.. I the seat or dignity ??.
:
-.
'^^^)
zitor;
qf ^Tir.zi::
:':i:'.:.<zi
a: A^-zer.i,
-;.e:;-;i
:"';.:;
the frs: seat, preadeTicy.
2.
ioma' aXic:'--tiaûr.
'"::*-::
-:
::'.: i-i.
r':. ;-.r
:
/re:.' iea/i at a theatre;

7^.
Athens
::
i:.;^: :::;_:
:.:i
the froTit sect itself, chief place:
fwi,
g-:-
:.
_.:
4.
io
iejî tf the wpofbpoi in the Ecdeiia.
wpe-&^fcpXu^;
i.
;/, Dep. out

/o
.
-5,
first place.
or, (t/x;,
Sitting in
from
or
the
;
-
wpo-:
fca-ehz
rrp-'A
f.
-'-^gh first. ^9, ft) dtseoeer by searching
be
the assanblr rpiTayfiS in oce
(()
to 2
as Subit., rpoilpos, o,
a president at Athens, nine of the

;
so called
see vpvrayis.
--t.
-,
Ep. for rpoeipyw, to stop by standing
i,
one sent out to march
be-
before, to c^struct.
f-îzi
-eêXejîtftai, aor. a -if^gor : Dep.:
detail^
f.
-j'i?, ' vpo-&^f<Huu.
izrii. ;
-xpoc.' .-r.i
f
-,
narrate before.
Dep.
/o re/a/* bôre-
Heoce
:;.
Trp3-cl<>s. o,
cii-i^r-
-, ;) ojt advocate, defemder; an

a Toaof king's /ruardian,
fl
detailing bôreband.
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.
:
-^^, --6.
pocrpce^ p. for rpoqca, atx.

f.
:,
ncnstam
,
I
of
or
iwi
beforehand.
against.
2. at Sparta,
C rici'.:.
., -,
acr. 2
?>tt
med. of
(,
too; scrring in Att.
fcs
nit or
"ufjoeizov
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-âtjj-xjw At*. in advance. 3. rpoiivaj. eU to dart omt hâre. f.f a : to pass on to, proceed to another thing. to fail, do wromg bôrt. 4- also of a thing, to go on u-e//, succeed. 'S-po-eâvUTTofxai,, Pas. with act. aor. 3 -eve<myr, irpo-ei-rrov, aor. 2 with no pres. in use i>oayopi pi. -cvcoT^RL, p.qpf. : riii and go being used instead), in wpoiiTuv, part, wpoanv oui bôre; row i\aff\mfem% IB licc toforetal, say before : to premise. IL to order or bôre others and march agaiost the baxfaoxiaQS : a bid bôreband, 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.
,:
ufXi(Ji
589
--&. ,
,
po-âfu,
(pe. f ,
-<'
h
irpo-U3'dYu Icr.. iniroduce before

use before,
ila:, to send in before. bring in bôre. 2. to pay the proêr:y-:zx ^tla<pcf>a) in adi once for ouiers. Hence
f.
. ,
see fftoipioj.
-''.
, - -', :.
'--<
Med.
to
inf.
:
i.
to bring in,
coi-n
sally forth hôre.
bring in for one's
before.
?rpo6u<7ev6YK6iv. aor. 2
oi
(,
:
|poûmfA|p knofw exactly, thoroughly understand

aor. I pass.
iijr.-i) oii/
Dep.
to
come
or
go
in b^csre.
n:L oi
to
irf>o-^pvvtu cootr. bôre. Hence
-^ .
^/u
JO
ô
OM/ iiâre, jo
cootr.
fat.
med. -C7i>
DefiL:
to
<
acL
to
ixvestigate or
wpoêpiwrpnfjs
ccntr.
-.
or
ov. 6,
oa expiarer
:
po-u7tp.
tax
basn!y on.
-,
irpo
6.
t\ao-.>i
.
7, vxjiey
adxanced
to
to
pay
the property'
-|4. &
Dep.
:
sent bôre.
ai:>r.
-<0
-pL
(eXxf-
:o
go cui
to
forw bqore :
to
gz
fcjr-
for
f.
o:oeri.
-îi'tro/iOi,
ward. run oui bôre, rush vpo-cêro^w. L

bârthand.
hand.
io
ecUcc:
taxes collected in advance.

f.
-). %5. ,,
:.
-, : -, -^. -. , -, -.
-^, .
f.
f.
-| ,
to carry oui
-acXeôj. pi. pass.
mcmy
or taxes, in advance,
pof etAe^/xiva
-^, , ,
f.
f,
io
j
^,
to
send Out bâreband.

io sail
ct,.i
promise bôre. po-evaura, iaet, to praise bôr
-,
CM,
ctxitr.
^-, Dep. A> eôi* *to set ami or
examtne or semrcb out
brfone.
stmt hârAemd.
to aratommee
h3re
Med.
Aamd, or in the
f.
z-eforehand,
presemee pothers.
f.
:,
terrfy befcreband.
to u.-ork c^t
ornnisb
before.
fore
:.
terrify b^'ore.
Hence
TTpoeXckns.
:
-^,.-!:
37,
a preiious pznic. a so-ing or riding foTiLord.

pf. act.
From cXtjA gjcn, pass. eX-g-
-^,
TTJs
to drive before or
to ride on, ride

:
fonoard forward ; c.
advance
inirans. (sub.
fore one
night
generally, to
gen. to ride bePass.,
&* pU7a
^, . ,. --^, -.
,
vi'irrhs
(3 sing, plqpi.)
aor. 2 inf.
when
.
,
irpo-v\
u as far advanced.
and part, of
-.\ - -{4,
to
the
-*. ^:
irpo-^mojmtrdM, am, to raise the hemd against begenerallj, Hi set im nmotiom bôre. : semdforward eLgedmst. vpocvcvoCifTO, 3 sing. pÎ^ pass. <^ vjpasMca*. io plot eâinst hefti Aiif vpo-Tn|ev Pass, (ape, Ii^9m*) le ie rettiwed as a gi.esi before, abide im amis house
-64*" ^
-, .,
5.
med. enaifen/uu, aor. I pass. Dep.: to imam or umderstmmd fcj^brefat.
f.
to
hope bgore.
j
to tiU, tcorh first
or, aor. 2 part, ox rpocupiv.
io project so as to striL in:
to
ruzkc :he charge
{^)5.
.
or
p.r.":.-.'v.
-7,
.
-(<.
-, -,. .
be quite full.
fat.
Ep. for rpofOOi, aor. 2 aor. : med. part of
..
of
inf.
ships,
do or
iiM, A umdertaie -nyof :
^|: Dep.:
of die grooad,
also esed ia pass, seose,
or
&aci bîre.
the p
eca*, to
fa/Onufcaarf. csp.
is
6 gk>ry achiettd bê.
former pufm mutmees : ^ rpoeipyaa-
Tpo-cpoxrw,
raw fm words.
of
vpo-êvMut, 3. to search out bôre: Med., 01 vfotfowwiiaroi onrctf tbe h(xse rtcommoitrimg in
adwamee.
aor. 2 inf. of
cc ztr.
, '6,5.
f.
cootr. vpoîM, sarkig as tot. to poemir, (the pres. in use b^ng mpooio^ cim : oocn irpovvv*, to ammonmrt before the same root come pf. ye tipêo, pass, ryp/i ;
Dep.
to begin
bôrt.
Ivpo-^pcw AtL
/ dtoeS at
aor. I pass, wp e ifpiîfe cootr.
hrfort.
Hence
i
<eu.
'--|,
i".
^7.
a dietiUng
-|. \
f.
in a j^ce. iXa, to OMMommce hôraamd. to bring orf h^brthamd orîrs/;
}>>
.
,
|/&/
I
notice:
/o ordler
wptdpfi^w >-^ /erfb^rebaud or / nWirfy, jtm

part.
pass.
9(*^
fort-
ordained, appoimied.
p. aor.
I frcKxi

590
to
to
prepare for one's own use. Dep. to bring glad tidings beforehand, esp. to preach the gospel beforehand.
to
hand.
esp.
contr.
oneself : metaph. to put

pretext.
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
before,
have the start

day's
be chief or
,-. ., , , . ., () , {) , -, , -, ^ -, ( . -, , - , , , ,-,. -, -, , - ,
ov,
vanced to
provectus aetate, advanced in age. or first.
-, ) , - -(-(\( ^ , .() --, ( . , \$ ') , . $ ((\

f.
-,
:
[iJ],
-,
to
draw on
or forward ; irpoaor. 2
have advanced,
pf.
II.
to jut
fpvaai VTJa
move
f.
forward, reach
a ship foriuard.
beyond.
(cp.
of
pf.
Dep.
to
come or go forward,
es
6s,
go
on,
advance ;
this
liipaton'
{,
growing, flourishing
of
before the time, precocious.
the power of the Persians having adheight ; Lat.

2. to
'-5,
;
(,
iv, part. aor. 2
go
(,
by the roots;
before
he tore
his hair out by
$,
the roots
he threw
aor. 2 imperat. of
aor. 2
med.
inf.
of
or
Ion. for
2 pi. pf. of
contr.
from
(5,
to earth trees uprooted ; but, (ppaâvTCS fencing shield upon shield close-compact; being the several layers or coats of the shields ; and so means, with layer upon
pf.
part,
of
layer.
aor. 2 of
irpoOcats, forth ;
i.
irpOTOv, verb. Adj. of

irpoTiKOs,
one mtist throw forth,
e.
away, throw up.
a placing before, setting vpoOeaews the bread of the setting the sêz^z-bread, II. a purpose, resolve,
,,
design.
disposed to throw away,
lavish, prodigal.
''-,,
f.
to
get ready before
Med.
ov, laid down before, appointed, fixed : (sub. a day fixed for anything, a limited period, within which proceedings must be taken.
-5, ,
run
before.
(, (6$)
to foretell.
),
f.
--6,,
:
Ion. impf.
pf.
fut.
med.
aor.
pass, vpo
-^:
II.
to
c.
2. to
Dep.
run forward or forth.
to take heed, be cautious
before-
ace. to outrun, outstrip.
poc,
old form of
ol
aor.
of
permit;
contr.
f.
so as to shield
or protect
Med.
to
hold before,
do they words ?
(
to
put forward,
;
therefore
let
him
speak
reproachful
II. to
impf.
forward
to hold before or hold out as a
f,
to die before.
die for one.
aor, 2 part, oi
f.
come forth,
;
project, jut out
OT distinguished ; oi
to surpass, exceed.
not at
guide.
the
be the leader.
goes before
others, a defender, advocate.
antecedently.
, . -, ) -,
Adv. of
aor.
I
, , , , -, -^,
head of anything
:
march ahead of him.
-, , -,
all better, it
naught avails.
pf.
of
ovos,
^ .
2.
to bruit
abroad beforehand.
aor.
2
inf.
be the first, rivas to keep a

to
c.
of rank,
gen. to
generally, to be eminent
the chief
men.
3.
4. impers., ov
it is
one who goes
before
as
f.
Dep.
way
generally, to
go
to go first and lead before, guide, conduct : to
ling, eager to c. ace. to be earnest for a person or thing, desire eagerly : absol. to be earnest,
:
, ,
ward,
:
f.
part,
to
spring before or for-
to dart in front. TTpo-QvfXKa, a storm the harbinger of another. a preparatory or pre-
%, ,
also
lifninary sacrifice.
()
Att. impf.
pass,
:
Dep. do a thing
zealous,
'-5, ,, (,
to
f.
5, and
Hence
',
zeal,
II.
shew
zeal.
Hence
verb. Adj. one
Ion.
ness,
zeal.^
6,
one
who
-, ,
earnest?iess
() ()
:
fut.
:
med.
1
aor,
to be ready, wil-
must desire eagerly.

readiness, willing'
shew the way.
with
all
(vporjyopos) to speakfor others.
---?,
zealous,
P'^êd.
good
:
will,
ov,
ayopevw) one who speaks for

pres. part,
(,
c.
$)
ready kindness.
ready, willing, eager,
rei,
eager for. II. bearing good will, wishing well to one, well-disHI. Adv.
readily:
earnest
gen.
of
Comp. -OTcpov, more

readily.
of
$,
(,
to
pointed in front.
to be the first
f,
(,
have gone before,
---
[iJ],
ov, (vp6,
the space before
$, )
a door.
readily, actively
Sup.
-,
most
before the door:
front door. space before a door, a porch, Lat. vestibulum.

fice in behalf 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, disso far in front of the rest of Greece also to protect,
f.
:
ward, send before
-)
, -,
:
,,
--,
send before.
-, , {, ) -, , -, -.
,
:
/o sacrifice before ox first.
aor. 2
(jrpo)
med.
subj. of
Adv.
.
:
2. the
.
:

3. to
591
put before one-
put before one, put in front.

self,
choose as one's leader.

:
II. to
sacri-
forward, put out

pretence.
to
Med. also to put put forward as an excuse or

4. in
and
II.
plqpf. act.
forward :
proach.
slaughter
with aor. 2, pf, stand before or forward, come to stand near. 2. c. ace. pers. to apII.
intrans. in Pass.,
to
to
send forth or away, dismiss.

aor.
i
3. c.
gen. to be set over, be at the head of,

Ion,
be the chief;
the time.
(,
..
:
:
to
send for-
^,
: : :
-, 4, ,,,
-|5,
,
: :
(5
oi
-,
to
be the author of
upon
oneself,
to
charge.
4. to give up, deliver over
also to devote
II.
oneself, exert oneself
a thing.
Med.
to
give up, betray : also to desert, forsake, throw overboard. 2. of things, to give freely : in bad sense, to throw away, squander,
lavish
to let
;
send forward
from
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
away, be neglected.
Dor. for
ov,
a beggar.
:
hence gen. irpoiKos is used as Adv. freely, free gift without return, Lat. gratis : also with impunity ; so
also ace.
II. later
dowry, Lat. dos.
-, -,- -, -, , . . -( -, , , , ,^(, -, , -, -, . 0220 -, , -, $ , -(, , $ ,,, , ,

f,
/s
throw words away
also
-, \$ \\$ -^ -, {| -, ; -,
:
.-(, -,
$.)
{(
defend.
Ion.
f.
also
Med.
II,
to sit
down
before or in front.
to sit in public, sit in state.
to let
down beforehand
put forward.
nietaph. to involve
to
in.
II. to
f.
to post before:
Med,
tenses
plqpf.
post before oneself.
II, in Pass,
;
and
intr.
;
of Act., aor.
pf.
to be set or
f.
posted before. to view or examine
Adv. freely, gratis
properly ace. of
beforehand.
(^) one who asks for a free

,
gen.
dat.
gift,
f.
to
burn
before.
f.
to suffer ills before.
Att.
ace.
Trpo-KOKOs, ov, very bad, exceeding bad.

f.
gift, present; irpoiKos
to enjoy a
(,
:
to call forth, call
on
Med.
to
call forth to one
to call out to fight, challenge, defy,

2. to invite
Lat. provoco.
c.
beforehand.
II,
a marriage-portiofi,
Att.
ace. rei, to offer or propose.
Ill, to call
up or
From
:
forth, rouse.
f.
Dep.
to
ask a gift, to beg.

f.
aor.
inf.
part.
aor.
i
part.
aor.
part.
pi.
Ion. 2
vpoearews or impf., fut. and aor.

so also in
($.
Med.
,
I, to set
irpoaraOeis,
(,
I.
pass,
part,
before or infro?it.
aor.
I
,
iv
:
inf.
Pass, to fall prostrate before another.
pf.
cover: a covering, curtain
Ion.
From
Causal
in
pres.,
2.
Med.
, -,
to
Dep. only used
in pres.
and impf.,
to call forth, challenge, defy. to
make
roll forward or in front
$, , anything
:
f.
hung
in front to
rnetaph. a screen or blind.

before as a covering:
to
hang
put something over
oneself, to veil or screen
to
oneself; of a
woman,
[]

592
ttos putting over, veil.
. :
for another.
soon.
fore
for
- -, , )(, -, ,, ) . , -^) -, , -, -, - -, -, , .() -, -,. , -, ^ -, -, , -, -, -, ^ -, ) ' -, -, , -, -, -, -,-, -, -, -, . , , . ,^ - () ) -, . --, , -. -, no

veil over
her face.
aor.
-,,
:
f.
to
work or
toil be/ore.
- -. -,, .
:
(,
II. to
cover
pf.
smatic, a foot consisting of four short syllables,
^)
proceleu-
e. g.
II.
work
HI. to grow iveary, faint too IV. to have a previous illness : to be dis6v, aor. 2 part,
tressed beforehand.
'-5,
$,
woman who
:
ov,
{,
of
head-foremost.
'"^^, the roe-deer. TTpo-KarayyiXKo), to announce or declare beforehand.

17,
$, , Ion. form, (,
;
f.
-"^
f.
goes before, a female leader. Ion. and in late Gr.

pf.
--
-eyvwKa
to vote
against
c. inf.
beforehand, condemn by a prejudgement : vp. rivos to give a verdict of murder against : also to prejudge against one that
, -, -,
to
f.
bring
to
to
to
land before. run down beforehand. burn before: of a counin front.

to seize
try, to
ravage by fire
to
all before one.
Pass, to lie
down
:
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
f.
-,
to
(, '-,
Dep.
to take care of, take
-, ,
'-5, ,
-,
make
f.
to recline at table before.
upon or
occupy beforehand : to take possession of before another metaph. to prevent, anticipate. to detail or describe beforehand. to break tip or annul beforehand
:
bringing disputed points to issue. to lean forward. f. ov, heardformerly : legendary.
-,
-,
From
to
hear or learn beforehand. TO, a robe falling over
(, \$)
to
the breast.
Med. to adjust or composebeforehand: T^v to end their mutual enmity

Dep.
to to begin first
:
f.
before.
carry on before
Pass, to be carried
but mostly in
TO,
(,
bring forward. away. the front hair

II.
II. to
the
technical sense, to offer the first of the sacrifice.

to escape to
make ready beforehand.

a place of
rge
forelock of a horse. progress on a journey. be- progress, advancement, improvement.
metaph.
From
irpoKaTatpivynv es
to escape before to a
impf.
f.
^cy,
:
to ctit
away
place.
before one, or clear the
Dep.
to use tip beforehand.

to eat
f.
aor. 2
or occupy beforehand, preoccupy

oneself.
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.
:
way work
:
in
front
hence to foradvance, thrive,
aTos, to, preference, partiality.

[t],
f.
From
to accuse beforehand.
Hence
, previous
fut.
accusation.
Ion. for
pick out, prefer before or be superior to others.

decide.
to choose before others,
Pass, to be preferred before,

II. to
judge beforehand,
Ion. for
fut.
-,,
:
of
TTpoKplTos, ov,
preferred.
impf.
Ion. inf.
ov or
:
os, ov,
{,
with
jut out.
proposed or laid before one, mooted ; the qtiestion is concerning safety a task proposed ;
the
$ ($
before, lie
to be set used as Pass, of before or in front cf : to stretch forward, II. to be set before one: metaph. to be
projecting battlements
ranged
like battlements or in
rows
so of ships, vies
in
tnatter in
debate.
one, lie exposed; to lie dead, corpse. IV. to be held out, set forth.
(( ^^
;
irepl
acOKos
npTjybefore
the
round
ranged
rows turned sea-wards eight deep
also of a cup,
III.
to
lie
rolling
irpo-Kc\V0os, ov,
{, K(\fv9os) forerunning.
grovel or prostrate oneself before one.

f.
-, -5( -, ,
it.
f.
the heads of griffins were set at regular distances

[t]
to roll forth, set
forward
Pass.,
to
to stoop forward
and peep
out.
-, -,
TO
in-hand.
f.
,
II.
to
confirm or ratify be/ore.

II.
(.

:
-5,
:
593
gen.
($
Ion. los,
, ,
title
-Kvvos,
the star that rises before the
prophetess
Dog-star, Procyon. dog, a snarling critic.
one who snarls
like
or Delphic priestess.
-8,
-(,
-, ) -, '-., , -, - -,
ov, the
ov,
(, $) hymn. prelude of grasping {,

a
pass,
saging.
before the festal revel

the hilt,
sword-
grasped by
(he hilt.
f.
pass,
receive as an earnest or deposit. to take or sooner than another

:
Dep.
f.
to obtain by lot beforehand.
part, Lat. propugnaculum.

f.
-, . -, . ()
was the
II.
a prophet or of the Pythia
as Adj. prophetic, pre-
'-,
to receive beforehand. to
'6, $, , ,
prate before.
:
front of : also
:
aor. 2
to take
pf.
beforehand: to
2. to
Dep.
take before
3.
the van.
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.
before.
ov,
away
to obtain first, procure.
5 65
-,
:
pf. pass.
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, declare
^
: :
II. to outstrip,
, () -, )
opos,
Dep. to witness beforehand, [] Dor. for
=:
bulwark, ram-
--,
:
to fight
f.
to fight before or in with another as champion.
Att.
(0 fight before, fight in the

II. to fight
front rank, fight in
to pick
forehand.
-, , , -, ,
,
the forehead.
{,
before or in defence of.
'-'8, ov, (,
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. 'poo,fut.med.-/^7;^77o/t: aor. I pass, beforehand: absol. to faint, fall into a swoon,
:
phetic.
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 order.
on
II. as Subst.,
the skin of the forehead. for horses.
) ,
worn
2.
or being
6,
a front-piece, frontlet
($)
, {($)
-05,
(irpoKiyw) foretelling, pro-
pf.
of
care beforehand, to provide for : to shew forethought for, Lat. cavere c. ace. pers. to shew regard or consideration for.
Dep.;
{$):
Pro-
to take
pf.
pass,
gen. ews Ion.
rjos,
{5)
-,,
f.
that
came before the first chorus after Euripides, it was a narrative of facts introductory to the main
:
:
action, opp. to eiriKoyos.
lay
to
ascertain or find out beforehand. the right of consulting the Ion. oracle first. From
, ^. . - ^, ) , $, . \\ -, -, \( - , ) , -, - -. ,',, . -,
to converse with
(,
{\^)
Ion.
-, , =
ov,
pf.
- . -,
aor. 2 inf. of
Pass., ai an ambush before the ambush that bad before been beset with an ambuscade.
pass.
thought, wary.
Adv.
-$,
($)
to
inclined to fore-
warily.
to
f.
[],
inform of or denounce
opos,
beforehand.
laid.
II.
Dor.
(,
the first ynother, ancestress of a race.

aor, 2 pass. inf. of
f.
Att.
f.
-,
f.
:
^,
to soften
beforehand.
:
to
aor. 2
to
aor. 2 inf.
-, ,
Dep.
hand.
'-, ,
to foretell, prophesy.
endeavour to obtain,
-, , -,
f.
to
mingle beforehand : Pass., have intercourse with before-
to hire beforehand.
Dep.
to
woo for another
generally, to
II.
solicit: to plead with, c. dat.
Ion. for
to forebode, presage.
594
(Deriv. uncertain.)
untimely.
the jutting foot of a mountain aor. 2 part, of
f. to work beforehand. irpo-vuos or TTpo-vaios, a, ov Ion. vaos) before or in front of a temple ov,
. -,, , (- , ) ,, , . , . 5
II.
, , one by
one, one after the other.
walls
as Subst.,
and , wotnan who woosfor another, a match-maker.
$,
',
:
generally, in front of, outside a place. a hall or court.
gen. vpoKOs,
:
kind of deer
the gazelle
or perh. the roe
also npo/cas.
irpo-p.oipos, ov,
{,
be/ore the destined term,
irpo-îvos, 6, Ion. for npoêvos. impf. : f.
'^,
aor. 2 inf. oi
Hence
(Trpoêvos)
aor.
vpov-
to be
any one's
irpoêvos, to be
an approach,
vestibule.
:
II. in plur.
one's protector
the
mouth of a
river.
tnanage,
for
effect
or patron. II. to negotiate, anything for another: to supply, fur2. c. dat. et inf. to
nish, present, grarit.
contrive
3.
-, ,
:
5, , () the foremost man, a
champion, like
one that
also to advise, give directions.
chief.,
Lat. princeps.
{,
Subst.,
ple.
I.
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.
II.
Minerva
at Delphi,
,,
,
f.
-,
:
to introduce
,
as
one person to another. irpoêvia, a treaty or compact of friendship between a state and a foreigner, public friendship,
Lat. hospitium.
II.
the rights
esp.
the court before
a tem-
a TTpoîvos or public friend,
and privileges of of an ambassador.

a public
From
defence
-,-,, -,
of, tlvos.
f.
$,
duals
lied
;
to fight
to assign
forth, present.
to
spread.
-, , -5, , -, , -, -, ,
f.
go forward
in
Med. grazing : hence

II.
,
at sea
the word expressed the same relation between a state and an individual of another state, that iVos did between two indivi:
irpo-êvos Ion. irpo-^civos, 0, i.e. a public guest or host
(, ($)
npoêvos
for or
in
of different
states
the
possessed
great privileges in the

son.
beforehand : to hold of cattle, to gain ground,
which he was althe relation usually passed on from father to II. one who represented a foreign stale, a sort
state to
,
to
nod or stoop forwards.

to fast
,
f.
ov. Ion. for -npovaios.

f.
beforehand.
to
gain a victory beforehand.
f.
also
Med.
pass,
with aor.
:
to
gen. to provide for, take thought for. Hence be provident, act warily.
foresight,
things,
,
to
med. and
perceive or observe beforehand.

to provide.
,
care.
sistant, defender,
III. generally, a patron, asof consul or agent. guardian. 2. as Adj. assisting,
relieving.
-, f.
II.
pave the way. hand.
-, , -,, , -, -,
f.
to
Dep.
to
shave beforehand. bray beforehand.

to
f.
to travel before.
plan or devise beforehand :
2. c.
3. absol. to
',
verb. Adj. one
()
cautious,
must take
wary.
disposed to practise
II.
provident,
of
shewing forethought or design.

Ion.
Adv.
-kSis,
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,
as Subst., -npoohoi,
-, , )
f.
II.
prepare the way before^ metaph. to prepare before-
f.
with forethought.
11. foresight, forethought, knowing beforehand. forecast ; l/f irpovoias with forethought, advisedly, Lat. ex consulto, and of crimes, wi.'h malice pre-
pense.
grazing forward.
() , () -, () , 8,
2. the
57,
-, ,
(irpovoos) a perceiving or
pf.
by
providence of the gods. a proboscis. a foraging, plundering.
on opening or introduction
prelude, overture
:
f.
From
of
to
go out foragitig,
forage. a foraging, foray, raid.

to
a hymn.
ov,
irpo-voos, ov contr.
ing beforehand, wary:

drooping, sinking.
ov,
-,
'-5,
(S,
{, ) or bending forwards ready. metaph. (, () before or without

bent
2.
-, , (, '($.
Comp.
incli?ied,
going forward
to feed,
on before.
to testify
vuos) think-
and to swear before or beforehand^ on oath before. -irpooTTTiov, verb. Adj. of one must look beforehand, take care of: cf sq.
irpooirTOS Att. contr. irpouTTTOS, ov, verb. ndj. of (as if from foreseen : manifest.
- ,
in speeches,
:
-, -,
:
'.
{, , (,
to travel before.
oi,
Att. contr.
Dep.
to
make a preamble or prelude

is
used in pass, sense, to be stated
way of preamble.
From
Att. contr.
-,
\a.\vs,
a preamble
fut.
in Music, a a preface, exordium : 2. meta.ph. any beginning. to a thing

:
,
:
(|,
Dep.
f.
the
--
, (, $)
:
to
have gone
-,
the
*),
to be foreseen.
(:
vident.
, -,
to
-,
verb. Adj. of
aor. 2
f,
:
to foresee
2.
absol, to look forward, he pro-
to
look
forward
at,
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
es,
, -, - . , {)
foreseen,
accompany ;
corpse to the grave, Lat. efferre.
see
before one: provide for a
-,
,
:
pf. irpo-
., ^,
:
595
conduct in procession,
aor. 2 part,
to
esp. to
111. to
follow a pursue.
f.
[],
to
of spread out before.
TTpoirtTeia,
rashness, reckless haste.
From
owe beforehand before, to remain as a

irpo-oi|/is, ccus,
77,
-^, , ': -^:

Att. contr.
f.
-'5,
-, ,
-,,
fut.
5,
spring forward from.

f.
Pass, to be due beforehand or
debt.
6\pis)
cover with
,, , -, -,
5, also
to
..
$)
: ;
Att.
, {,
to
mvd
(,
a foreseeing.
(as if
a seeing before one.

of
is,
minent.
Adv. before, sooner.

hand.
-, ) -, , -,
irpoiraOciv, aor. 2
f.
(,
inf.
to teach beforehand.
) .
of
;
from
*II.
II.
foully
with.
with indignity, to abuse throw in one^s teeth, reproach one

to treat
(cos,
Hence
contumelious treatment.
[], impf.
pf. act.
fixed in front, pro-
Pass, to be prepared beforehand.
-, , -,
{,
to
Adv. very long ago.

Prep, with gen. before.
put beside or along before-
to supply beforehand : to offer before. irpo-irapotGe and before a vowel -Qtv : Prep, with before gen., before, in front of;
-,
irpo-irds,
:
f.
one's feet, close at
hand
the door.
II,
forward, before.
vds,
the ships together: neut.

f.
hand
of a family, forefather
cestors, forefathers.
{.
-, -, ) -, 5,
all
-, -, (, )
day long ;
as
Adv., l. of Place, in front, 2. of Time, before, formerly. strengthd. for

vfjas
all
^
I
to prepare
beforehand
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 :
,
,
:
and
:
''-05,
f.
,
to
aor. 2
:
pass,
to
pledge away liberty to Philip
TTJs
been complimented away.
.
forward :
before
down
-, - -, ) -, , -\(,
f,
so,
the interests of the state have

aor.
pf.
to fall or
inf.
throw oneself
to rush forward, rush headlong.
to trtist or believe beforehand.

(v.
to fall
Adv.
utterly.
to suffer before or before-
irpo-irXoos, ov contr. --rrXovs, ovv, sailing before, in front or at the head.
-,
:
poet, for
before, fall prostrate, of suppliants.

f.
to sail before.
Hence
to be ill-treated before.
epos, 0,
{,
:
the first
founder
-^, ,
Trpo-ireipa,
77,
pav
trial.
'-,
[],
:
, -,
in plur.
, an-
grading.
-, , (. -,
Ion. for
f.
going before
to
shew the way,
to
persuade beforehand.
a previous trial or venture
Lat. experimentum facere, to

to
before or beforehand
: to send away, disrniss : to on : to send forth ; lovs to shoot forth II. to conduct, arrows also /o afford, furnish.
(. -, :-^^:
with aor.
attempt beforehand
also as
and
pf. pass.
(- -,, , '-, , , - ', $,{$)

ward,
step
;
-^, , {, $)
to
put the foot for-
make a
Dep.
f.
aor.
to
send send
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 templef.
, -,
stride forward.
f.
to
Pass, to be
f.
made
17^0;,
do beforehand, take the first or prepared beforehand. to fight before or in front of.
{,
as
to
service rendered.
to serve as
From
servant.
II.
Adj. ministering to a thing,

it.
devoted or dedicated

596
fore,
procession, like
sion
ings in procession.
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.
-, () -,,.) () $ -,
Med.
novTos) the name of the Sea of Marmora, so called because it leads into the
, , -,
,
\1.
:
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.
' -,
:
; ;
(,
{, 6$) foretold. by {,
II.
the roots, root
and
as Adv.,
up by
c.
ace,
II.
as Subst.
carrying drink-offera conductor,
Prep, with gen,, dat., and ace. with gen. implying motion from or from the side of a place with dat., abiding at a place ; with ace, motion to a place: Dor. and [w], contrd. With Genit., I. of Place, /row /or/ib hence from or on the side or quarter of; on theside of the South, i. c. in the direction of the South garrisons on the side of, i.e.
:
'2,
against, the Ethiopians
8, , , (,
to
f.
grow weary
or tire too soon.
ov, very toilsome, exceeding toilsome.
situated on the side of the Hellespont rather than of the Strymon, i.e. is nearer to it. a. metaph.,
,
6$
on the
"'
'2,6%
on
:
.
.
Trpos
Abdcra
i.
Pontus or Black Sea.

fut.
go
to be
-, , -, -, ,()
to
conduct forward
med.
and
pass,
-^,
Pass,
the
hand
the
of,
father's side
also
the part of, at
Zr,v6s to
:
have honour
cioi
with
to
at
hand of Jove
so,
irpos
^.109
^tivoi
strangers
and the poor are sent by

of, before,
:
before ox forward.
f.
irpoiroais, fws,
:
to one
to exact beforehand.
(tivos,
, () ?),
to provide
beforehand
Pass.
Jove. 3. in presence oaths and protestations
whence
(,
:
its
use in
irpos
provided beforehand. a pledging.
II.
a drinking before or a drink.
-\;5,
forward, ready, willing.

is,
-,
to
-, ,-,
Att.
one
f.
who
to
drinks healths.
deos oro.
II.
the projectingfoot of a mountain.
do before,
$ $
ae
witnesses before gods and men in which case the Att. insert between the prep, and ace,
(
;
beseech thee by the gods, Lat. per

II.
;
inclining
forward : metaph.
ing forwards
fore another's feet

place.
-,, ,
:
-5, $ -,
neut.
roll
inclined or bent forwards : swayas Adv., forward.

'S'po,
strengthened form of
right before.
Pass, strengthd. for
on and on,
:
to keep rolling oneself be-
properly of a ship on the point of sinking the brink of ruin, utterly cast away. to stumble before. f
neut. pi. as Subst.,
:
-,
at
:
to be
driven about from place to

stern-foremost,
:
to
f.
Adv.
{,
Athens the Propylaea, the entrance to the trance Acropolis, built by Pericles. TO, a portico, vestibule.
f.
Dep.
beforehand.
previous instructions or orders.

ation, public notice.
-, ^ -^, -, -,
offerings
, -, [^,,{,) , -, (,-^: -, )
ov, before or
,
to
- (^
tice
with a passive Verb=iir<i, as, to be taught by one III. tivos to be dishonoured by one. from the local sense on or from the side o/comes the sense suiting, becoming ; agreeable to jusnot befitting every man ; irpoc
Trpos
te
i?i
'^05
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;
With
05
in addition to this addition to all other evils. ment in a thing, y'i-yv(o0ai

;
hence on
employed upon considering.

Place, towards,
before the gate.
II.
a gateway, en-
'$
With
tile
ifi
Accus.,
to,
it
expresses motion,
rjL
upon;
2 " $5 $ $
it is
like a
woman.
tois
III,
of close engageto be
I. of towards the East;
to cry to heaven.
:
2. in hos-
sense, against
in the titles of speeches,

to,
reference or reply
in
answer
to, Lrat.
aor.2
learn by inquiry before, hear or ascertain
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.
of Relation, with a view
in
for towers
made for
the city.
flow forward, flow amain,
Lat. profluere.
{,
âis) a foretelling.
II.
-5 $;
able
2.
to, in
regard or relation
;
;
regard to
this, therefore
things relating to
war
our relations to the gods,

to, at,
to
upon ; what end?
a proclam-
comparison of; of his father Cyrus;
$) $ 6$ !
3.
2,
Tohs according to, suitat the
$ $$
news
in
TiJO adversus with gen.,
05
to;
so,
in proportion to, in
in comparison
Toiis
com-

farhon of all the
aliis
rest,
: : .
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
omnibus. often put for Adv.,
;
,
,
to
. -,
:
f.
bath.
. -( ) -, -,
in
,
;
to
(in pass, sense)
named.
:
vpoaiiTTOv,
to
-, -, \$ $ -, : --^ ^, -,, -, -, -,
II.
'^.
:
III.
ing beside, as
in
bath
as Subst.,
.
ov,
addition, besides, as in irpoa:
fast in a thing.
-, -,
answer.
f.
-,.
jump
up, at or
a being by or besides
(,
,
{( sum).
a remain-
be/ore the Sab-
-,
/fiat
:
upon one.
,
f.
aor. i
Dor. poet. aor.

to
,
:
597
Dep.:
milk besides: Dor. fut. med. will yield milk besides.
the eve
of the Sabdenounce.
riders, to
f.
, to announce
aor.
to
approach ;
cent by
irpoaaYOpcvoris, us, an addressing. From irpoaayopctrrcos, a, ov, verb. Adj. to be called or
From
f.
pf.
-'/II.
but the Att.

call by
f.
fut.,
:
aor.
and
pf.
are
sides.
to address, accost.
to force
name,
name.
:
aor. 2
'/'/,
rarely aor I
:
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 introducer.
med. in pass, sense or upon: to supply, furnish.

fut.
,
to
) -^,
acquisition.
persuasive.
sing.
in
,- . ,
besides.
, ,
2.
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
8 . , -, , -, -,
[],
Att. fut.
f.
{$,
mount
, -, -,
to
).
come
to
e.
Pass, to be held
to
aid one. to put on over. climb up to : of
besides.
Hence
poet.
a going up to, approach and as-
means of a
ladder,
i.
a scaling-ladder.
aor. 2 imperat. of
to
read
to
besides.
f.
force or constrain beII.
2. to
one
to
bring under command, discipline. do a thing.

to
, '-, ^,
f.
announce
to lift
besides.
to xvrite or note
down
:
besides.
f.
up
besides
Med.
to
.,
II. (from the intr. approach or access to, the privilege of entrance. bringing to, attractive,
(^) , (^)
a bringing
towards sense of
to or
-;
besides
fill
chime in with, Lat. concinere. aor. I part, of
oneself.
to
addition.
absol. to beg hard.
, . ^ -^, -<, - . -, -, -, ) , -, -, -, -, -to thee will
Dor. f. Dor. for
to sing to
irpoaadeiv rpayc^diav to sing the songs

II.
besides
-, -, -, $. , -, -, -, -: -,
:
f.
to
spend or consume
into,
aor. I part.
f.
tofill
up by pouring
up
the
measure
of.
f.
-,
to
f.
to
hang up besides
or upon.
hold in check besides.
poet.
Med.
to rise
up towards.
to
offer or dedicate
to take
something additional on onealso

II.
Tragedy to music.
to
harmonise or
self: to contribute besides:
to confer
or consult with.
Med.
to choose to oneself, attach to
{,
f.
Att. tw, to enslave besides.
ibo), to
go up
to.
II.
/o choose or elect in addition to.
Att.
to
'!-6,
come quickly upon or over.

f.
,
6,
f.
--, ,
f.
to
spring or rush
to
without pres. in use being used instead) to announce, publish or

aor. 2
is.
order besides.
to ask besides
demand
in
Dor. for
II. to
continue asking, to beg of one:
(s,
gen. os, (vpos,
rising up
, -, ,.].{7'^,6 -&-4,
to shoot like
f.
,
,
Hence
a beggar.
verb.
f.
a javelin. hear besides. must bring to. to rub or smear upon.

to
against or so as to meet one, up-hill, Lat. arduII. meti'ph. steep, arduous: irksome, displeasus. ing, painful. III. of persons, adverse, hostile.
Pass, to be taken besides, to be cast
in a lawsuit besides.
-, -,
'-, (, -6, ,
f. f.
to report besides.
to forbid besides.
to
demand
besides.
f.
17^0;, to
threaten besides.
aor. 2 without pres. in use
(-
^ -,
598
besides. besides.
2 act,
: :
^pobavL,
to forbid,
being used instead),

f.
renounce
despatch, kill besides
return or report in besides. Dor.
upon, attach to, confer upon impose upon, saddle with.

deliver,
Med.
fit,
-- -, ,, -, , {) . -, -, ,-- {) -,, -, -, -, -: :^- , -, -: -, - -,-, -, -,

to
: :
-, -,, -, -,, -^,

f. f. f.
:
-, /, -,
f.
:
revolt besides.
to
throw away or lose
-,
to
-,
Pass.,
with aor.
f.
2 act.
aor. I
med.
to enroll or register besides. to
prove
besides.
-(, ---, ,and

to
f.
'-., , -,
to
f.
help, assist, c. dat.

c. ace. rei.
pass,
metaph.
a thing.
to be attached to,
, , - .. , - , {) ^, $ -,
pass,
:
pay as a debt besides. Med. to ansjver besides.

to enjoy besides.
f.
:
-, -,
:
up on : to mount or ascend. come upon, attack.

fut.
besides. to kill or slay besii
to lose besides
Med., with
to destroy,
pf.
perish besides or with others.
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, at-
- -(.
--,
:
pf.
-,
:
to
pf.
aor.
to
2.
go towards, to come near

2
aor.
to
throw
to
step
:
to
pf.
or upon,
f.
send away or off besides. to send off besides. to defraud besides.

to
tack.
II. intr. to strike
against,
make an
attack
:
or assault upon, engage

to.
also to attack, assail
to
f.
f.
',
:
to valine or estimate besides.
approach, come to land or port.
2. to
put in with a
ship,
come
carry off besides: to

f.
pos,
,
,
f.
f.
aor. 2 part, of
irpoaPaais,
77,
a means of approach,
accessible.
to fasten to or
access.
in
bad
2.
sense,
tox
or
commit
to.
apply to: to III. II. intr. to be added. to touch, lay hold on, meddle with. to join, aor 2 f.
to
Dep.
to force,
compel,
constrain to a thing.
II. in
aor. I pass,
to be forced or
hard
pressed.
Att.
Causal
:
of
fasten
:
to, c. dat.
II.
intrans. in pf. 2
to
bring or convey
f.
to
metaph. to bring
Ion.
to befitted,
3 sing. Ep. pf. pass, attached or closely joined
over, persuade.
Att.
-, ,
f.
to.
to look at or tipon.
:
to
dash against.
f.
aor. 2
:
to
Ion. pf. of
come or go
aor. I
to, to
f.
reach, arrive at
to
approach.
3 sing. Ep. pf. pass, oi

II.
to call to:
Med.,
Ion.
irpoa-apKeQ,
f.
(, to lend sufficient aid, to succour,
to afford, yield, present,
Ion.
-, ,
f.
to call to oneself, call in.
to cofne to aid,
come
later
Att.
f.
pf.
to fit to,
II.
put or attach
closely to
to adapt.
intr. to S7iit
or agree with
, -, ,-. -.,
f.
Pass. to fasten or attach to: accrue or belong to: to be devoted to.
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,
tip
harbour.
civil rights besides, to
dried up, waste or pine
-, -5,
3 dual
rustic.
-. -,
f,
f.
Att. for
to
dishonour or deprive of near land.

besides.
to
degrade
Pass, to
-, -,
grow
to
-) -, ,
Pass,
:
:
(,
to
away upon. impf

speak
) ,
to,
-08,
north wind.
ov,
-5,
f.
ov,
beco^ne
'-'^^,
to
:
3 sing.
upon,
address, accost.
ov, (jrpus,
near a farm-yard,
the flute.
besides
-,
pf.
to.
gladden, Lat. arridere.

later
:
) Dep.
{, yia^yrj) {,
tiear
the earth:
exposed
to
the
-'^('^(
2.
-:
[a], to look
with a smile
fut.
[t]
-^^to,
to
come or go
attach
to,
oneself
increase
generally, to be added, accriie, Lat.

to arrive
:
f.
to take
thing taken
-, -, -, ,
f.
-,
or
f.
wax
burn by touching.
to take
away for away
-, ,
to
accompany on
to
larger.
away
oneself besides
besides
: Med.
Pass, to have a
to arrive at.
-, ^^^
accedere.
3.
of things, to come
happen
:
to.
besides,
f.
Dep.
with
f.
to
cause to revolt besides:
row
, '-, , ^^,
f.
^,
pf. pass,
f.
\^
pf.
-ylypaipa, pass,
-^^tcL
to write besides,
annex a clause or codicil; conditions added to a treaty.

to exercise at or with.
to
Med. lend in addition to to have lent one, bor-
in addition.
^:. --, , ,(^^)

:
there
-, 7-(
is still
-,
:
f.
aros,
inipers. there is still
need
of.
Ion, for
aor. I pass,
in need of besides
beg or ask of another Dor.

aor. 2 act.
-: -( -, -: -. ()^, -^ -: ^^,
:
-^^
:
Dor. poet. Dep.

to
absol. to be in
:
'-,
behold.
, aor.
I
:
:
. - -, .., . ,
to
spend
besides.
or to be expected;
reception.
2. c.
to
wanting.
gen,
belonging
!) -,
:
:
599
expected
come against Miletus.

to or
'-,
:
f.
'.
to be in
want
of,
stand
II. to
want.
, -,
part.
:
ov, Dor, serving for supper. aor. 2 inf. of aor. 2 inf. of
(,
:
beg one
to do.
pass,
pf.
fut. med.-Sepand in same sense Dep.: to look at,
ov,
tied to a thing.
poet, for
2
Dor.
Ion.
fut.-Seô//a: pf.
-. '-, , -,
f.
pillar
., -,
f.
formed from obsol.

[d],
stiffer to
go further.
i
',
draw
:
aor. 2 of
Ep. for
-,
3 sing. aor.
med. of
f.
,
f.
bring near.
to inscribe
II. intr. to
approach,
near.
besides
upon a
esp. to
add a
limiting clause.
Ep. aor,
to
admit into one's presence : generally to wait for or expect a thing absol.
:
abide.
to
besides.
converse besides with.
themselves.
besides
besides
- - -, -, -, -, , ^. (. ^, . , . -, , -,/ -, -, -, (, -, -( -, ,-( , , -, -, -,,-, -, , - -, -, , . -, : -: . -, -- - , -,

to admit.
II.
with Dor. part. accept or receive favourably : to

to
besides.
smear or bedaiib
nerally to
wait patiently,
:
-, , -^,
f.
f.
Med.
to
become surety
besides
:
[]
to
smear on
to be-
besides.
to fasten to the
ground:
:
ge-
make fast.
or
(A),
f.
pf. pass,
-, ,
a setting by or near
esp.
<-, -,
tie,
bind, or fasten to or on.
sitting
down
(),
f.
to
f.
need Dep.
besides.
obsessio.
to injure or
ruin
duitas
6, , (6$)
:
before a place, besieging, blockade, Lat. 2. close attention to a thing, Lat. assi-
esp.
a sitting by a
f.
sick-bed.
From
to sit beside or near,
to calumniate besides.
II. to
be near
to,
Lat. assidere.
2. to
attend constantly.
insinuate besides.
Dep.
to distinguish further.
-irpocr-c^pos, ov,
aor. I
pass,
Dep.
to
f.
distribute:
Med.
to testify in addition. to divide
amofig
7-, ,
Pass, to
inf.
Med.
\
f.
to achieve for oneself besides.

f.
, -'.
to
to fasten to
with nails. to achieve or accomplish

pf.
'"-, -,
pres.
in
:
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
:
{$, ()
part,
aor. 2
without any
stead
inf.
use,
being used
in-
aor. 2
pass,
[a]
pass.
med.
to
look at
or up-
to destroy
on.
II.
Pass,
to
appear beside or
Pass, to perish besides.

f.
-,
f.
f.
near
to, to be like.
give besides or in addition. Dep. to narrate be-
Att. for
f.
q. v.
aor.
sides.
to,
liken to,
make
II.
to resemble
to
make
like
Pass, to be like, re-
f.
to
son
Med.
award
as a judge to a per-
semble.
metaph.
to cojnpare.
os, ov,
to be
engaged
in a lawsuit.
to
ordain besides
Med.
to
correct oneself besides.

f.
be thought besides.
tion,
, () , () '
f.
Ion.
, ,-'
to
:
ov, also irpoa-eiKeXos, Dor. upon or against, compress.
-6,
med.
somewhat
to press
like.
or force
to define or specify besides.
pf. act.
and
pass, of
pursue
:
besides.
fut.
aor, I
to expect, look for

f.
to await.
:
aor. I
-5,
aor. 2
to
seem or
warm,
ov,
(^)
-,
:
ov,
{6$,
() towards
:
the sun, sunny,
light.
inf.
impf.
:
expected.
Att. -Tja
aor. 2 part,
{, (
Ion.
ibo)
or
anticipation,
a looking for, expectawhether of good or bad

;
go
sense,
or towards:
approach one.
againsi, aifack.
II.
2. in hostile
go or come
to speak.
III.
3 '"
''5,
according to expectation.
ov,
forward
on.
of Time,
come come
expected, looked for.
come
in
or
draw to or towards, draw on draw towards oneself, attract.
-,- -, ^'^ -, -, (. -, ( : - , -, -, --, , -, (. , -, . ^, , . -, -, -^ . -, , -, . ,- -, -, -,

600
reditus.
sum)
to
-,
added
use
:
alone, the public income, revenue, Lat.
inf.
wpoauvai: impf.
:
be at, near or by, to be against.

to,
:
:
^ ^. -, -,
fail
:
: :
f.
still
more.
(jrpos,
II.
or
Att. fut.
Dep.
to enslave utterly besides.
to be
attached to
to
belong
to, be in
absol.
be there, be offered.
besides
f.
-,
to
make
to
stand forth
Pass.,
with aor.
2 act. to rise tip to.

:
:
in
('^^
inf.
aor. 2 without any pres. being used instead) to speak to

:
one, to address or accost
and so
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
to salute.
2. to call so
name.
f.
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.
to
-, ,-,
f.
to find out besides.
irpoa-eoiKa,
"--, , ,
f.
to cast out or expel besides.

to
to
'-,
:
send away besides. to kindle, set on fire besides. f. one must apverb. Adj. of
seem fit.
with pres. sense, Att. there is also a pass, form of be like or resemble in a thing. III. to seem to do.
pf.
f.
pf.,
înf.
II. to
,
f.
to praise besides.
ply
absol. one
,,
to
I
f.
must attend.
()
sides.
attentive.
pluck out besides.
--, -, = -6, -(,

f.
f.
[a]
to accuse be-
to invent or devise
, --, - :
f.
aor.
for any purpose
besides.
to ridicule besides.
aor. 2 of
f.
[d], Att.
-eXw:
aor. i -J7\-
-,
f.
to
throw upon
besides, to
(sub.
(>,
:
), ),
f.
to drive towards.
to ride
II. intr.,
I. (sub.
tWoj/
2.
add
towards, Lat. adequitare. march up, proceed, arrive. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
to
false
form
for
76.
aor.
2
inf.
, -. -,
[],
f. :
over
and
above.
to write
Pass, to press or bear
upon besides. hard upon. Dep. to gain or acto.
quire besides
a thing
to
and
part,
of
make additions Med. to

f.
help to take hold of
-\
f.
f.
or
[]
aor.
:
to step
pledge for payment.

pass,
. -^,
to be
-, -( -, -,,
7-, ,
upon
:
Med.
-- '-,
:
to
to be still
:
wanting.
aor. 2
-(
:
to
trample upon, Lat. insultare.

f.
to look into besides.
Pass.,
with fut.med.
7-65, ,
angry with
besides or further.
-^, -6,
to
resembling. Dor. for

f.
-((,
to
to
3 sing. impf. of
-, -, -, -( -, f.
, -^, 7-6, , ,
to
to help or succour, esp. in
war.
pass.
besides.
-, f.
:
to
swear a false oath besides. to blow against still. trouble oneself still more.
f.
to jest at besides.
aor. i med, Dep.: to understand or k/iow

fut.
f.
to
notify,
enjoin,
charge besides
to
set
Med.
-^^
'-',
to do,
f. f.
into consideration besides.
command
-,
f.
:
-ev^,
declare besides:
ratify besides.
shew oneself off to another.
,
'.
still
-,
more.
f.
esp. by letter.
Att. fut.
:
Med.
one's seal to besides
hence
to
confirm or
Pass, to enjoy oneself besides or

to act as
seize as
fut.
med.
:
Dep.
to
to address, accost.
c. inf.
sides.
-, '-, -,4,
, -^,
Dep.
3. to call by
to think
name. on or observe besides.
-( -, -, -^, '
an additional
f.
further
-', ,
f.
Pass, to be subject to as
and
ward of another.
think on or take
2. to
17^0;, to
say by
intr eat or
sides.
to inflict besides. to
7-|,
[],
aor, 2 of
enjoin or
command
be-
Med.
to choose out
for oneself or
taph.,
-,
to
f.
or effect besides. irpoa-epYOS, ov, (vpas, epyov) industrious.
work
to
.
Dep.
pf.
guardian to one guardian, be the
way of addition.
to gratify be-
-(-
Dep.
Dep,
vomit forth against
me-
irpoaepfvyeTai
the rocks.
the waves break
select besides.
foaming against
approach, xpovos the coining time; coming event, UiQ future. aor. I of
:
, - -, -, ^) - ^( , ^^. . -, .
Att. contr.
,
:
:
^
vpoacTrrov
:
7?;?,
to console.
601
fut. to
<-^,
:
-, ,
f. f.
to speak to, to address.
'po\yopk(,f.,(1rpoaiyopot) Hence
aros,
17,
to address kindly:
to strive, vie
aor.
with or against. inf. -epeaor. I irpoaup-
Dep.
to ask besides. Dor.
friendly greeting.
f.
ipcj
to creep or steal on,
draw nigh;
costing; al irpocTjyopoi bpvcs the speaking oaks

irpoa-qyopos
the
to Pallas
the Att. impf. and
-^, -,
=
impf,
fut.
accosted:
with
act. aor. 2
:
-,
f.
are npoarjfiv,
pf.
-(
sense, to
f.
-\(
:
-^): Dep.
to
2. to visit,
(but
come or
go
to
to
come forvjcrd :
to he
absol. to approach,
draw
asso-
fitly,
nigh; also
ciate with.
nigh at hand.
hostile
in,
against.
wards evening
-^
<-,
66|,
3. in
go
or
march
being
, , ,
the object of
II.
an address. an addressing kindly, a naming, name.

addressing, ac:
ov, {irpos, ayopevoj)
c.gen.,
, '5,
2
generally, ajfable.
pf. pass,
addressing prayers II. pass, addressed,
as Subst. Trpoariyopos, 6,
of sing. pf. pass, of aor. I med. of
Adv.
pres. part, of
becomingly.
part.
neut. of
towards evening.
choose as one's
tached to a party.
aor.
be provided ivith.
, -,
:
II. to
-,
come
of revenue, Lat. redire.
veniret.
Dor.
neut.
-^,
-,
:
-68,
pi.
to ask or question besides.
(
ov,
besides.
verging
as
to-
Adv.,
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.,
to
place
-,
fit
:
or becoming, Lat.
Med. to take to oneself as a friend, Hence comrade, attach to oneself. joined with as a comrade, at-
my
Adv. over and above,

i
f.
vows
thing.
dering upon, close

f.
:
, () .
\\.
f.
-, -,
f.
-,
absol. to
imperat. of
to
procure or supply besides:

to find besides.
^.
:
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
. $
is
;
to be near, be at
4. . , ^ ,
quum
an acquaintance.
suitably,
used absol.,
it
conveniat or con-
, 5
:
one, all that
-(,
:
safety
'-\)\\,, prayer.
worship
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.
$,
aor. 2
es,
of of place, adjoining, hor
-,
to,
to,
:
next.
aor.
^cy
hold
ship to
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
;
^
2
rrj
:
pf.
or touch at a place
touch
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.
3. to
.
Med.
ing.
( , , (
at
:
yrj, rfj
to
land
sometimes also
to
III.
turn one's
pay court
to.
to attach oneself to a thing, cling, cleave to
also to devote oneself to the service
of any one.
Pass, to be held fast by a thing
to be
irpoa-&)OS, ov, (irpos, tws) towards
--,
Pass, to be
-,
dawn
implicated in. or morn-
\$, - -, () -, ) - -; .. - ', -5, , - -,

to nail up, shut close up.
(^ -, , -,
proper
f.
to oneself ;
to devise
means
for one's
own
what
is fit
or seemly, one's
sit
, .
aor. 2
to nail, pin, or affix to.
II.
of
as Subst.,
Lat. advena
come to, arrived at: a new comer, stranger, hence, one who has come over to Juov,
daism, a convert, proselyte. properly pf. of
Pass.
to
to
upon or
close to
f.
to
remain
aor.
I
close to.
to
previous nounce.
or
public
II. to
intimation
to
foretell,
give an-
used
ov,
IV.
it
windward.
V.
used as aor. I pass, of (s, {irpos, ivs) soft, Dor. gentle, kindly : well-disposed : hence inclined, suitto.
able
f.
-(,
to
yoke or fasten to
bound or yoked
ov, (irpos,
aor. 2 of
) '^.
to.
, ,
Adv.
{$,
proclaim, publish. as aor. I of towards the wind,
$)
$.
pf. pass,
of
-5,
j sing. impf. of
ov,
{05,
as
$)
in
near manhood.
wards morn: neut.

towards morning.
Adv.
.^, -,
Ion. for
to-
Dor. form

602
-, , , ^. , .
f.
to sit beside,
near
Ion.
and poet,
for
aor.
inf.
' ^. , ;
upon.
near.
II.
of Act., aor.
beside
-,
Pass,
:
with
:
pf.
intr. tenses
to
stand near
and
part,
of
to,
or
at
also to
metaph.,
and poet, As Prep, with gen.

Ion.
:
().
me.
I.
of, in
defence
:
of.
II.
of Place, before, in front of Time, before.

in front, to the front.
it
give offence
As Adv. of Place, before, forwards: with the Art., eh

ther, to the front.
II.
ev forward, fur-
intr. to
-, , -, ,
-3,.
to set
come to, arrive at. 2. something occurs to oneself against : hence offend,
to narrate besides.
to
to.
f.
hold towards or against:
put
to
land, ptit into port
, . () . - -, , , -, -, , , -, ^, -, () , {) -,-, -', -, , , -, () ', -, , . -, -,, , -, 8) -,, , ( .
III. also
of old: also c. Art., also TO irpoaOcv as Adv., formerly.

^
.
of Time, before, formerly, the day before:

;
before, in sense of sooner, Lat. potius

.
to die sooner than
irpoirGioLTO, Ion. for
aor. 2
- , , ~( -^,
cleave
to.
Trpoo-iTos,
approachable.
, ,
verb. Adj. of
^
aor. 2 to
to sit
Med.
to stick or
((
(eiT/it
ibo),
aor. 2 part, of
f.
-^.
down
of
pf.
sit
ibo).
med.
opt. of
Dep. to sit by, near, beside. 11. fore a town, besiege it, Lat. obsidere.
:
to sit
irpoaOes, aor. 2 imperat. of
Ion.
:
properly
c.
be-
a putting
to,
applica-
Pass.
to
sit
by or near, to
beside
tion.
II.
an adding, an addition.
verb. Adj.
one, to live with.

besiege
it,
II.
to sit
down
before a town,
of
one must
Lat, obsidere.
aor.
I
add:
also
one must teach.

ov, or
hatd down
:
ov,
verb. Adj. of
.
besides.
added, fitted or adapted

f.
-^,
2.
f.
to
ptit on,
of
false hair.
f.
,
f.
to sit
down
to
by or near
also
supplement.
run towards or to. an addition, appendage, sotnefhing added, a mere accito
ace. cognato,
on a
seat.
to
arm
appoint besides. or equip besides.
dent.
II.
5, ,
aid, help, assistance.
an addition,
f.
aor.
inf.
Pass.,
pf
to touch.
for a time, transitory. on fire besides : to be burnt through ; po\s burnt through: also to be inflamed
ov, lasting but
to set
($
, ov,
the foremost
ol
with love,
to be in love with.
f.
the fore feet.

aor. 2
f.
ov,
, $) ($,
aor.
2
(, $)
,
,
to call to, call on,
summon
the chief of a house.
Med,
to call to oneself, call to
ones
aid.
2. in Att.
med. imperat. of
to call to, address.
according
inf.
to ofie's
of a prosecutor, to call into court, summon, accuse, lay an indictment against ; in full, to bring an action for
mind, agreeable, welcome.
impiety agaifist
and
part,
of
come come
to accept, submit to, ptit
- , ^, , - - -, ,-, -,
near, cleave
-,,
action for cowardice against
-,
to
:
to sit by or near.
II. to
be always
the party su7nmo?ied.
to,
f.
:
-,
fut.
follow
close, Lat. instare.
to sit by or near.
at the heart.
to
med.
med.
aor. I
to
send
to or
towards,
let
to apply.
II.
Med.
to let
2.
to or
near one, stffer
to admit, allow, accede to,
approach, admit. believe : to approve.

to
3.
up
with.
4. c. inf. to
un-
up a
dertake to do, ventjire : c. ace. pers. to please one ev one thing pleases me not.
at,
gen. to reach so far as, come up to come to as a suppliant. Hence

c.
suppliant.
suppliant, a protector, guardian.

f.
, -,
reach:
-,,
f.
-,
addition, a
Dep.
to
come
to,
arrive
2.
revenue,
sides.
to.
opos, 0, one that
-, ,
f.
comes
to the temples,
pass, he to
whom
to,
a one comes as a
to ride
:
up
charge. to place near,
besides
bring
-, -,
II. to
:
, -, -,
f.
-, ,
. .
($
;
but
commonly without
(sub.
to
bring an
Pass.,
Dor.
--,
man.
ov, (irpos,
)
is
on
or
to persevere in a thing.
2.
adhere firmly
to a
Hence
to
, perseverance.
f
to
f.
go down to besides. pay so as to make

paid
in
deficiency.
Hence
5, ,
to tnake
i.
that which
sum paid
up a
deficiency in the
adjudge or award
f
f.
--,
to
to
condemn
be-
to.
to enroll in
disgrace still further. addition to. to leave behind, bequeath

to allot or assign besides.
also to leave, lose besides.

f.
-(,
sides
sides,
besides
sides.
^. -, -, -, -, . ,
:
:
: : :
f.
f.
, ,
to
to
to furnish or
count besides. prepare be-
(as if
from
pf.
-,
:
603
Pass, to be furnished or
[],
f.
as Pass, of
upon, lie by, near, or t/pon keep close to the door.

or devoted to
sense, to be
: ;
-, -, -, -, ,
:
pay as a further
f.
-,
pull
deposit.
prepared
to
besides.
provide against
Med.
to see
which does not occur) : beforehand, look out for : to to watch, take care of. II.
down
besides.
to spy or reco7inoitre
pay down
one's
be-
,
;
to
lay to
Pass., as logical term, to
charge be predicated be-
-,^, -, , ()
irpo-aKOTTOs,
Hence beforehand. spying or reco/inoiiring beforehand.
,
f.
seeing beforehand foreseeing.
as Subst.,
, outposts,
i.
.
,
.
2.
scouts.
be joined with, involved in.
in, subscribe to a story: to devote
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
solicit
cushion for the head, pillow also a cushion for sitting on, a boat-cushion. attached to, affecis,
tionate.
II.
) ) -, '^ --, -, - - ,, . -, -, -, ) -, -,
if
to strike or
dash against; up.
Ion. for
to strike one's foot,

II,
e. to
stumble, against,
Ion.
f.
serving
to
Lat. offendere.
to be
placed or laid beside or

with.
to take offence,
2. to lie
II. to
palling, disgusting.
-,
to
metaph. be angry at.
to mistake, err.
is,
{05,
causing
satiety,
III. to be
to
oneself to:
irpoa-Kpdvos, ov, (jrpos, attached as Subst., Dor. put faith also in bad for the head, pillow.
on or for the head a ctishion
f.
,
f.
to strike
against
pf.
to
have a
:
col-
to press close or
lision with, quarrel with.
Dep.
herald.
wag
-, -,
f.
Dor. impf. for
or writhe about.
associated with.
3 sing,
to or against
towards.
against, of the waves.

f.
rub oneself against.

f.
,, -, -) -, ,, -, -, ., , - , ., ). -, , , '/ 5, .. -, -, -, -, --,
akin
to,
/, , (,
to
gain
besides.
gain, get or wifi besides : to win over to one's side or party : pf. part, also in pass, sense, things acquired besides.
f.
[]
aor. I
-;
in
to
roll
or against.
allied with.
to
Dep.
Att.
-, ,
f.
send a herald
to
to one.
summon
to
by
token of respect, to do obeisance to. 2. of the gods, to worship : also to deprecate the wrath of the gods, disarm
:
f.
aor.
poet.
to prostrate oneself before
them by worship.
Hence
:
(jrpos, KiytcKos) to
the tail at:
move
and fro,
ov, 6,
a worshipper.
pf.
:
Pass., eS TroTeKiyKkiadev (2 sing.
f.
to
stoop to or
nimbly didst thou twist
over one,
to stoop
f.
and whisper
;
to
him.
I
with three
aor.
:
irreg. tenses, impf.

:
f.
f.
f.
a judicial summons. Dor. pf. pass. to make to lean against, to ptit Pass, to lean against, to be turned
:
{()
[],
to shatter or shiver against.
to assign by lot
f.
to
Pass, to be
reach, arrive at,

betide
:
c, dat.
to be at or
near
to befall,
c.
ace. to meet with.
aor.
inf.
and imper.
oi
as Subst.,
Hence
f.
,, ,
(, 5, ',
ov,
working
at the oar
a rower. aor. 2 inf. of
inclination, bias, partiality.

to
aor. 2 part, act.
and
wash with waves

to
to
dash
med. of
of a thia^ to another,
f.
fastened
place
:
import,
occasion of stumbling, cause of offence or sin.
-, , -, , -, --, , -, () ^- -, , -,
to obtain the right
-,
to.
rub against:
Med,
to
-(
:
f.
aor.
-(
2
pf.
to obtain by lot
besides
of bringing an action besides.
Pass, to
go
to sleep beside.
Dep.
fut.
to comviutiicate to,
give a share
f.
to talk to or with.
:
,.
to, to
to
glue on or
to
Pass, to be
pf.
aor.
to take or receive besides or in addition

:
'.
cleave
f.
Med.
carry or convey to a to bring with one, bring home : to

Att.
to
aros,
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
:
to
also in
Us
a stumble
i
an
gen,
rei, to
be accessory
to,
take part in a
or near
work
and
c, dat. pers. to help, assist.

f.
and aor.
to lay to
Pass, to

604
near or \iKTo.
by;
3
sing.
meditate.
besides
to
reckon or count in additioii
or plur. -ka, verb. Adj. one must count besides, reckon in. verb. Adj. one must learn besides.
against, to attach closely to
paid
city
, -, -, ^ - , - - - -,
importunity.
to.
f.
, {) ,
II. to
speak
to,
Ep. aor, 2 pass, irpoaiMed. to address, accost
-,
importune,
c.
"-^, , '-, ,
: f.
^. -,
:
f.
-,
pasture.
[], Dor.
f.
to look at or
upon. a taking or assuming

II.
assign, devote or dedicate to
assigned
to
an assumption.
dat.
vote, dedicate.
to persist or persevere in.
Hence
Att.
,
II. to
:
Hence
Dep. impute
to
towards.
to,
to.
! -, -^, -, -, -,
-^
to
2.
, -.
to
build ships in addition.

I
for
:
aor.
From
-, -, ,
f.
f.
--.
ward
-,
f.
Med.
add grant on one's own

:
to
-^
to or
to
allot,
Pass, to be
part, to de-
to drive flocks
to
swim
towards.
to
also as
II.
Dep.
swim go
-,
of water, to dash upon, Dor. Dep. to come or

to perceive besides. to put to one's lips. words so beginning,
II. to
come against.
f.
f.
, ,
for all
see
--
bear additional witness

f.
evidence.
pf.
- -4
:
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,
to
-5,
aor. I
Pass., aor. I
to
knead or plaster
Ilei-
advance : in pi. onsets, solemn procession to a temple.

to speak, leave to speak.
;
-,
-,
know
\5)
attacks.
3.
II.
2. a a coming for-
sense,
4 $,
:
TTj
income, rent,
to
knead or
stick
on
Peiraeeus to the
esp. the public revenue
mostly in plur. revenues,
Pass, to be stuck fast to

:
turns, profits, Lat. reditus, proventus.

pf.
stuck close to his sides
so aor. i med. with pass, stuck or sticking close to (the

Att.
without any
2.
to
hand).
Dep.
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.
f.
', 5, -, -,
:
sides for oneself,
-,
[],
to fight
to.
thanks
f.
against
esp. to assault a
town.
part,
aor.
inf.
and
of
to lie
-6, , -, ,
beside.
f.
f.
besides.
((
as Subst.,
pres. in use, (irpos,
)
,
re-
to
owe
to assign to a
to
near or next.
person as his own. dwell by or near ; of towns, II. trans, to dwell in or near
to build in addition or near.
tened
join with, unite
into contact with,
arrive at. meet with

battle,
with.
attacking, assault.
besides
address, accost.
, , -- -, -, , /. -, -, -, -, -, -, . , -, -, -, -^ . -,
to
a place.
f.
,
Med.
ll.
:
dering on, neighbotiring
to
send for besides,

to
neighbour.
Med.
contrive be-
Pass, to be cunningly fas

to
added
and
fut.
mingle or
to,
bring
to.
II. intr. to
come
-, ,) $, -, . -, -, <-,
f.
ov, {irpos,
dwelling near
to,
bor-
ov, verb.
Adj. of
to be
to.
2.
neut.
one must add.
used as
fut.
of
Dep.
to
go
to a place. to
aor. i
run ashore.
with.
a place : also to land, 2. of persons, to hold intercourse with, in hostile sense, to go against, to meet in
to ),
come or go
-6,
engaged with
f.
f.
, ,
swear
f.
Dep.
to
to utter one's
sorrows
to.
to
go along
II. c.
hold intercourse or converse

dat. loci, to
engage with.
II.
{'^)
a coming
to,
f.
with, associate with.
remain
a mixing or mitigling 2. an approaching.
at or cling to a place.
to
III. to
busy oneself with,
be
a thing.
besides or in addition.
Ion. form o(
f.
7-,
:
Med.
, ,
f.
f.
ov, nearly like, resembling.

to
to bate besides. to let out
f.
for
hire or interest
,,
3.
Hence
make
like to.
to take into one's hire, hire.
sides
to
acknowledge
aor. 2 inf.
o(
:
mise besides.
to concede or grant be2. to profurther debt. to give in, surrender, come to
ov,
doomed
to woe, ill-fated.
Dor.
7-6, ,
Dep.
--
Dep.
to
terms.
Hence
-^^,
ov, adjoining, adjacent.
to call by the
to chatter in.
Oeous to give
them
to flow to or with,
[]
Dor.
. -,
name
a name;
poet, for
: : :
so
be urgent or pressing with.

neut. as
mark
have a house marked

:
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
place.
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.
oipit
seeing, beholding, sight.

f.
sport oTJest with.
new, fresh, recent: kx

newly.
f.
fast on or
sides.
against.
nigh
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.
^ -, . -,-, -, -, -, , -, , -, -, -, , -, , - () - - - - - -: -, , -, -, , -.-^ -, -, -, -, . -, , -, -, , -, -, -, -, , -, -, -, ,
also in
-, - -( -,, -$, -, , -,
f.
:
Med.
.
Med.
to
to look at
:
aor. 2
^. , -',
-',,
which an
f.
reach out after
c.
dat. to
'-,
ov, {npos, opBpos)
towards morning
at
for
Adv.
in
Dor. form rb
f.
mark
out besides
Med.
dawn.
, ,- .
to lay by or preserve besides.
605
to fasten
with a pin to or on.
aor. 2 part, of
:
f.
aor. 2
is
-(
[],
aor. 2 act.
often used: Dep.

light
to
to fly to or towards suddenly.
to
come or
upon one
poet, for
and
-,
to
f.
-,
to fix to or
on
--
affix to the cross.

f.
4, to press or oppress
and
to
come
to
anchor near a
Hence
---',
f.
, -^, ,
-^
Dep.
besides.
approach quickly. aor. 2 -eneaov:

:
to
a coming
to
(,
-, ,
: ,
-,
f.
to be tvroth with : to be offended at. appearance, aspect, look;

i.
Att.
f.
[]
pf. pass.
to form or
mould upon.
:
thy presence,
e.
thine
own
self,
thou.
11.
2. io
irpoa-iraios, ov,
(6$,
)
:
aor. i
-:
to play,
-^,
to sail
ov,
approachable.
f.
Ion. pres.
towards or against.
f.
laugh
at,
banter, mock.
striking
upon : sudden,
ber
to
man
get
to fill
up or complete
ships
;
numin
ships besides,
man more
and
as Adv., suddenly,
Med.
to
them manned.
,
to
to or
on which one may
sail,
to wrestle or struggle
with one.
invite.
navigable.
From
to write beside or in addition.
Ion. for
f.
(, to call in besides,
remain near besides. f. to prepare besides.
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
to blow f. Ep. or breathe upon, inspire : impers. with gen., there is a smell of meat. f. to make over to, attach or add
: :
to furnish or
provide besides,
f.
to.
II. io
f.
-,
,
to to
Att.
to.
II.
Med.
to
add
or attach to
to nail
nail up or
hang
be
tipon a peg.
affected
oneself: of persons, to bring over to one's own side, 2. of things, to take to oneself, win or gain over.
rally, to
3. genelay claim to, Lat. affectare. pretend, feign, affect ; c. inf. to pretend to also to use as a pretence, allege, adduce : Scf one must make as tf it were not, preto,
it is
to
be-
pretend
II.
to be passionately in love with.
ov,
($,
wetva) hungry, a-bungered.
do
f.
bring
II. intr.
and Pass,
to
near to, drive approach, come
tend
not
2.
so, Lat.
dissimulare.
Hence
to.
f.
send to : conduct or convoy to.
-,
a gaining for
oneself,
an acquiclaim to
sition.
a taking
to oneself, pretence or
a thing.
obtain.
<<-,
-,
sumed, adopted.
at
Dep. to remain over and above. to embrace besides.
Med.
-, , -, ,
f.
, (4)
to
f.
taken to oneself, as-
carry on
war
against, be
war
with
also to attack or harass in

to
war. make hostile besides:-
to
go
to
war with
besides.
$ , -, - ^, 8 . ^, '-7, , -, - - -, {^ () : -, -- ~ - ~ $, -, (
inf.
-, -, -, , ) -- -, , --, - , . -,) -, , , - , ,(). -, . , -, -^ ., . ,

f.
to be attended, ministered to.
, -,
irpoa-TToXos, ov,
6
606
-,
;
:
75.
attend or wait upon
:
170"^, to
Pass.
From
-(, -,
f.
{irpos,
and
j),
or priestess
or to with a pin, close-fastened.

f.
, --^, , ^, -', , (,
f.
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
pass : pf pass. part, tucked up, Lat. adstrictus.

to keep close to.
f.
^,
to
II.
compress in small comtight-drawn,

toflt to
:
Med.
to
slander besides.
Med.
to contribute to besides
or at the satne time,
c.
f.
gen.
to
recommend furiti
ther.
Med.
{irpus,
aor.
f.
to settle
with others
to
exact or
demand
place,
make a joi?it
settlement with.
besides.
aros,
f.
one's foot against,

II.
bait.
wards the harbour,

object of one's
brace.
or
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 -eroâ: 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
^ ,and
absol.
to
a stumble. to strike against
From
Adv., poet, for to heap up besides.
esp. to strike
aor. 2 pass. part,
and
inf.
stumble, to limp,
of
metaph.
tofail: to suffer
a disaster or defeat.
aor.
pass. part,
f.
of
aor. 2 act. of
f.
to
pf. part. pi.

i.
crouch or cower towards (Ep. and Dor. for fern.) headlands verging toit
mand;
by commajtd. irpoa-raOcis, aor. I pass. part, of verb. Adj. of
5, ,
or
of
to slay at or near.
an order, com-
one must
persevere
e.
aros,
closing
in.
order.
that which
caress.
is
embraced, the
'.
f.
to persist or
embrace or
f.
,
:
From
aor.
still further.
to
em-
--^,),
an ordaining, ordinance;
assessment.
II.
as Dep.,
{.-: \){.-^:
:
Dor.
-, -(
:
,-, , -,
f.
f.
to
sew on.
:
hence
or beat against.
name, designation. , an addressing, accosting
-, -: -,
to
f.

to,
to flow to or towards, flow in a stream gather, assemble.
wheedle, flatter
-, , -, -, -, -',
f.
$, ,
to
or in front of
, . -, -,
throw
to.
.
fawn
aor. i
-:
:
:
to
dash
:
patronage, protection. to be leader: absol. to .. to provide or take exercise authority : care that to stand before or f.
dency, authority
:
an address, salutation
at the
-,
. .
, () , -,
to
make an
a being at the head
of,
-:
:
presi-
a name.
to
upon, of dogs
metaph.
to
of things, to please, Lat. arrideo.
to
worship or honour besides.

,
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
;
poet, for
forivards, onwards.
or flitting before one.
head
($) .$ , ($)
,
cf, be
rider over, be president or leader
Adv., poet, for

to
-,
pant for a thing. Dor. to drop on, shed over. f. to draw a stockade along
-, ,
place, c. ace.
aor. 2
to
go
to or
towards.
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
[],
,,
in front, a front-rank
man.
$ ()
II.
relation as the
name;
rolled
who stands
the tvalls.
shelter
Pass., aor. 2 forth equipped: equip oneself for a journey, go forth, start. and /o sigh f.
beforehand. irpo-oTcpviSios, ov,

as Subst.,
for the breast of horses.

irpo-aTcpvos. ov, Dor.
-, -:\), -:
intrans. in pf. act.
-^ -, , , -, . - -, -$ -, -, -, ) , ()) ' ^,) - -, . , - ^, , - -, [) -, -,

:
:
Roman
citens to his
patronus
I
to register oneself by one's patron

will
in Pass.,
- .
s
[],
:
pf.
to rub on or against
to inflict or
II. in
f.
Pass., aor. 2
Med.
-(
6or
[]:
rub
:
to
be enotie
oneself against
:
under
the
name of a patron.
IV.
<-5,
be/ore a god, a suppliant.

i5os, fern,
f.
a person
cause to be inflicted on to attach the reputation of a thing to him

:
Pass, to be inflicted.
Pass, also to have
of
a protectress.
intercourse with.
to
draw a
of
stockade along.
^,
f.
fut. pass,
to
add to a
go
wall, include within
(-6, -^, ,
to
f.
advance,
to
before.
that which is rubbed on or inflicted a brand, disgrace, affliction. irpo<T-Tpoiraios Dor. I. ov : act. turning oneself towards or to a god to obtain purification after being stained by crime, a suppliant:
Hence
upon one
Med.
to
add
of one's
own
device,
as Adj.,
Med.,
f.
-,
pay or spend
to
besides.
also of
one
who
suppliant prayers. 2. has not yet been purified, a polluted
guard or
cover in front,
to
person, Lat.
send one
[],
to
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.
grieve
visiting with vengeance, implacable.
a turning oneself
:
to-
(irpo,
before the breast:
wards
in prayer
;
or supplication
2.
in
plur. prayers,
a covering or ornament
before or on the breast.
to delight beside.
conjurings
iroKiws
to address a
(,
petition
to
the city.
ov,
yvvaiKwv a
'-,
suppliant
band of women.
turning towards:
:
pf. pass. part,
of
hence, like TrpooTpoitaios, a suppliant.
f.
Dep.
to devise besides.
melt into besides.
II.
hit or light
aor. 2 pass,
of events,
[],
to stick fast to, to cleave to.
aor. i part, of
fut.
:
in bad sense, to impute to. 5. II. to hand over, to deliver over, consign to.
to bestow or confer
impose,
Med.
subj.
agree with, consent

absol. to
to
aor.
-:
add.
imperat.
aor.
2
3.
put
to,
apply, fit.
2. to
besides.
upon,
to
give:
inflict.
4. to attribute or
aor.
-,
enemy
to
add
or associate oneself to, join

2. to
to, to
be well-inclined towards
come
over, submit.
take to oneself
;
^ -, , -,
to
besides or to take as one's
friend or ally
make
one's
besides;
3. to
to
take to wife.
to befoul with
to
oneself,
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.
arid above the regular penalty,
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
, -, -,
to,
bring upon oneself.

f.
-,
4. to exhibit, declare.
dung.
award
an additional penalty.
-, - -,, - -, , -, -^ -, -, -, -,
:
-,
to
:
beforehand, converse with beforehand. to intermix first. f. to live together before.
-, -,
io
f. f.
f.
f.
aor. 2
to
2.
upon, meet with, obtain,

befall one.
3.
c.
gen.
-^, ,
the first person one meets,
anybody ;
the gifts that
come
to one's share.
to insult or treat
with indignity
to be
Att.
--,
to be
Dep.
with
'-, , , -,
:
to exist or
happen
besides.
accountable also, stand

besides,
surety for.
Dep.
to
promise
(irpos,
(payeiv)
to eat.
is
anything
eaten
apply to
with other food
5,
something
2.
that which
sacrificed to or
before, a victim.
sacrifice, slaughter.
From
II.
later
to sacrifice
.
beforehand.
to sacrifice for or in
behalf of
Pass, to appear besides.
-, -, -',
f.
run
in
2. towards or against : absol. to run up. hostile seas^, to run at, make a sally or sudden
aor. 2
-:
to
attach.
!, , --( , -^
*()
ov, {irpos,
inf.
med. oi
-.
:
3 sing.
pf. pass,
of
(()
Ion.
serviceable, conducive.
Dor.
to
f.
aor.
pass,
to
bring
to,
near or upon
apply
to,
lay to or upon,
2, to

608
offer
:
also to set be/ore one, offer
meat or drink
and
to
in
Med.
to take
meat or drink
4.
to oneself,
to
, - 5 {) , () , . ,- -, -, -, , , , , " -, , ) -, , , (, , . -, . . - -) -,
:
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.
, -, :
3.
-.{) , , .
aor 2 part, of
a clinging
to
io.
f.
aor. I
grow
to or
upon,
to
hrng upon, fasten

;
(^.
Hence
to
-,
-,
:
come near,
be
like,
resemble
cp.
6. to be
f.
put or imposed upon one.

to f.ee
-6!^//,
cf.
, -,
Pass.,
part.
or upon
$, ,
with
intr.
tenses of Act., viz. aor. 2
vv
pf.
to
hang upon, cling
Ion.
-5, Adv. of
fitness, suitably, ably.

f.
-,
, ,
:
a growing
to or upon,
to
to
make
II.
to.
grow to
to.
to,
be attached
with natural
to call or speak to, address,
for refuge
tc.
accost.
2.
to
call
by name, to name, speak

ev,
of.
2.
to address or dedicate a thing to another.
verb. Adj. one must be defendant in

impt. or aor. 2
an action
besides
<p(vyw iv. to speak to, address

:
;
5,
inf.
med.
Dor.
f.
-sal:
Dor. addressing, capable of addressing. arcs, addressed to another, an address.
-, ^, (:)
,
,
that which
is
($,
an address:
ute.
Dep. U.
to
call
to,
address,
call.
accost,
ing.
2.
dedication.
f.
to call by
name,
aor.
:
Pass, to be
ruined besides
csp,
to
go
pf.
(in
pres.
sense)
to ruin,
78.
meet in an
evil hour,
in aor. 2 part.
open-mouthed at one, Lat.
addressed,
saluted.
II.
'.
text
;
poet,
for
act. saluting.
aros, ro,
in plur.
{^'^)
kindness,
myself.
an ad-
dress, salutation
'3.
ov,
('/'/)
to oppose
words, accents.
-, $, , () -,
f.
Med.,
^,
itihiare.
to
gape or
2
stare
aor.
inf.
of
I warded off from
to
pour
to or on.
that which
is
held
addressing,
before, hence,
I.
screen, cloak, pretence, prethe ostensible cause for
sahiting.
f.
{-) -,
.,
",
through envy.
good
will.
the war. Miletus is
II.
outward show, ornament;
Comp. and
Sup. ofirpoa-
ornament of
-5,
is,
(,
dear, beloved, riendly :
-,
I mud,
called
& '$
to
so
the
chief
Ionia.
old form of
f.
;
^
:
dam
f.
up.
Ion.
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: ,
to require or desire besides
desire
you
io
II. that which is broi4ght a presenting, offering. a person, an addition, increase : also a kindness,
,
what
attached
benefit.
present, offer.
-, ='<( ,
Hence
arcs,
food, victuals.
,
meet for
:
$, ()
to
and
{) -:
f.
: .
also to obey,
a potiring upon.
aor. I
to
;
(from heap up besides : of water, to

to
2. to
deposit
silt,
etc.
new
II. to throw earth against: Pass, to silt up. have earth thrown against. f. 17^0; or to go to, approach,
c. dat.
II.
put up, apply.
that
which
able, useful, profitable.

fit or
, () . -, - 5,
2.
Dor.
-,
ov,
convenient, suited to,

:
()
;
:
is
taken to one,
service-
c. in{. fit
or meet to do
is fit
or meet, fitting service
as Adv., fitly.
Ion.
Adv. of
see
, ,, -2. to
to surrender, give oneself
to concur in : to believe. : approach, be near to, agree with, be like. put faith in, believe.
sent or agree to
adjacent:
:
sides
-, , -, () )
to
lands by deposition.
choke up with
form mud,
come or go over up to.
to,
join another:
3. to
2. to accede, as-
4. to
ov, (rrpos,
as Subst.,
lying near, adjoining, , neighbour.
heaping up beII.
deposition of
mud,
etc.
a bank or
77iound raised against a place.
Dor.
:
to
touch upon, touch.

:
f.
Att.
Dep.:
<*,
growing upon, hanging

naturally fitted, suitable.
to vote besides
to,
to,
devoted.
II.
---^^, ,
f.
to
grant by a majority of votes.

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
a mask, Lat. persona outward appearance.

f.
, , , , ,
look,
countenance, Lat. vultus
periphr. for
hence
outset.
III.
like
shoiv,
IV. later, a person.
f. to pay as toll or tribute, give, pay, or expend beforehand. tcAos) to present as a pref
(,
furthest
heap %ip before. ov, Sup. Adj. formed from Adv. hence Adv. or neut.
to pile or
vioiis sacrifice or offering, esp. before
cincts or entrance
f.
plur.
5,
as Adv., furthest.
ov,
Comp.
Adj. formed from Adv.

or to
tribute one's help to
Hence
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
, ), , , -,
further off:
further.
f.
hence Adv.,
beforehand. Lat. praecidere.

of one
:
-, , -,
-
II.
, {,
of a
:
($
aor. 2
, {, 4)
:
marriage.
the pre-
or sacred place.
to cut
up
to cut off in front, cut short, III. to cut forward or in front
--,
to
generally, to preserve or prepare for keeping.

ii,
, ... , -, -,
-.
{,
Ion. for
aor. 2
, ,
f. f.
,
:
to help or assist besides, con-
hence, in aor. 2 med. opt., el \ I were to C7it a long furrow in front

f.
((
absol.
be of use or assistance.
of me.
hand,
, ,
,
6,
to pick out the dainty bits be/ore-
-5, ,
to help oneselffirst to
/5,
(,$
ttjs
{$)
),
day before the audience.
med. opt. of
aor. 2 part,
, (,
,
of to fear beforehand.
to salt or pickle
11.
($, ',
way.
2.
irpOTcpairepos, a, ov, Comp. of very long before, mjich earlier.

{.
fear or be anxious for one.
beforehand
of
2 sing. pf. pass,
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;
, {($) ((
),
($,
for
to be before, in front,
610
Place, before, in front,
fore-feet.
7
;
older
(sc.
in full,
of Time, before, sooner, earlier, rrporepos yeverj elder in age jnporepoi
forward ;
iroSes irporepoi
the
iraides children by
as
I.
Comp,
3.
),
a former marriage ; on the day before, like
c. gen.,
was used as Adv., before, the neut. or ijirep, Lat. priusquain : sooner, earlier ; irporepov irporfpov is often put irparepov also with Artie,
:
irpoTepos sooner, earlier than
^ .
;
between Art. and the former king.

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.
Subst., e. g. 6 irporepov
III.
of
Rank
or Precedence,
6,
-,
to be past.
^.
:
,. , -, . -,
()
-, -$. ) ( ' {) $ -, ,
f.
. -, -,
Med.
to
;
: :
2.
(, . -, Dor. for Ep. for

f.
:
,. , , ,
old Ep. form for -npos.
irpOTieiXitv, Dor. of
aor. I 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.
to help
:
Dor. for
-.
-, () , ,
, |, ()
:
Dor. for Dep. for Dor. part, of Ep. aor. 2 pass, of
-,
erst.
now,
opt. of irpocreiirov.
pi.
contr.
to place or set before, set out
,
3
to
set, fix.
impf. of
Att.
- -,
sive.
, -. -,
for rrpb
,=
aor. 2
to
formerly, before
TrpoTpeiTTtKOs,
f.
ov, fitted
med. inf. of for urging on, persua-
Adv. -Kws, persuasively.
inf.
hand to, present

2. to
to
Med.
to
have meat
:
set before one.
put forth
3. to set
or expose a child to expose to danger. before, set up as a mark or prize, propose
also to set
II.
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.
From
,
: :
as a penalty
to
generally, 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.
(formed from obsol.

forth.
II.
-,
-,,(, -,
for three successive days. Adv.

f.
) -,
f.
aor.
to
run forward or
head-foremost, headlong, with headlong speed, [a]

:
preferred.
earnest-money.
morf
-,
than.
, -,
a,
ov, verb. Adj. of
TO,
ov,
(, (,
) )
money paid
honotired before, worth
, ,, ^ , ., , , ', . , ,, .. , ,
,
aor. 2 part, of
for
-,
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.
-, -(^ () -,
Adv.
aor. 2
to outj'un,
(, $)
run
past, overtake.
three days before or
turned forwards,
to
-,
/<. aor. 2
of
to
be
in advance,
for
impf. of
for
for
(-,
3 sing. aor. aor. I of
impf. of
for
for
-,
aor, 2 of
aor. 2 of
. .
I
for
-^. -.
: :
f. to lead on gradually reduce first under one's power.
II. intr. to gen. to be the first to do a thing. things that happened bea man's antecefore, past events ;
c.
-, )
;
^^, (((, ^, , . -,
for
,, , , , --,
, ', /-,
for for
for irpotK-,
-,
aor. 2 of
aor. I
of
for
v.
sub
^-.
aor. 2 of
for irpoev, aor. of
for
^-,
of irpoul-cpevvaw, for
aor. I
. , () . . , () .
shew
itself
intr. to
^.
afar
:
611
III.
or appear before, be revealed before.
shine forth
hold a light before. aor. 2 pass. inf. of

:
h,
shewing
or !
itself
from
quite plain or clear;
^. ^-.
:
openly.
'5,
:
far-famed.
([,
aor.
i
ov,
shewn or seen from afar,

:
\l.
foreshewn, disclosed beforehand.

f.
:
impf.
:
Att.
for
exist be/ore;
dents.
of
'. ,^ ^ . , . , $ ^, -, . , () , . ^, -, -, -, , -, -,
ace.
;
f.
pf.
pass.
Med. {,
to
:
Dep.
{npo<paais)
to set
absol. to
up as a pretext, allege by way of excuse, make excuses : the aor. i pass,

takes a pass, sense, to be pretended, be
gen. ews Ion.
c.
to
be beforehand in a thing, begin with
'8,
prete?tce.
$,,
rent cause, reason,

sense,
absol.
motive, pretext
()
:
made
mostly
an appain bad
'--,((, go ,
for
aor. I
of
a mere pretext, a pretence, excuse, evasion : as one pretends, ostensibly in ace. absol. for appearance, for a also in dat.
for
-,
f.
out secretly before. aor. 2 of

to
pf. pass. part,
irpoiJirtvov, irpovirtov, for
-,
of
impf. and aor. 2
show or pretence; by way of excuse ; to put forward an excuse : [make] me no excuse :

hold of a pretext.
ov,
and
or
((
elliptically,
to lay
ject
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, comII. /o bring forward, display; ov, most servicemand. 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
:
,. ,
:
;
, . ^ ', ^ ,. , ,
to
f,
for
^-,
aor. I of
irpoviTTOS, ov, contr. for

for
-, -, $.
f.
Dep. to promise before. put under as a foundation.

to assume
shewn [], Dor.
forth, renowned.
for
-.
:
Pass, to exist before.
beforehand.
-,
aor. 2 o(
ov, see
'.
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,
4($,
-,
:
for
3 sing.subj. of
$. 4.
of
,, . -, , ,.
to maltreat,
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,
,,, -,
irpoUTtOct,
-, . , ,
for for
f.
'.
for
^-,
to
outrage. (Deriv. uncertain.) aor. 2 pass, of

for
ward, further,
(-,
4(
assist, Lat.
to further
proferre, promovere ; one on the road.

:
aor. I
and
intr. to
surpass, excel.
f.
-,
fiee forwards or away, flee. from, shun, avoid.
withdraw from one

for
before.
for
forth
to
and appear, come
(.-:
-: -,
sight,
2. the gift of expounding of the will of the gods. scripture, public instruction, preaching.
, ,
into
come
to
light;
pound
II. the sound was clearly heard. shew beforehand, foreshew : metaph. to hold out a Pass, and Med. to prospect beforehand, promise:
who speaks for another

of a god, Albs
-, {() (' : () -, ()
to say beforehand, foretell.
aor. 2
II. c.
'
aor. I
\ V.
:
to
ace. to flee
Dor.
gods, interpret or
publicly, preach.
ov, 6,
5
:
the gift of interpreting
f.
to
be
an
interpreter of the
II. to
expound
Dor.
their
word.
:
ex-
'
one
an interpreter of
the will
iari Aoîas rarpos Loxias
612
is
called
the interpreter of his father Jove: so Poets are interpreters of the Muses
^
:
hand,
to
make
ready,
of.
7rpv\S.
to take into one's
2. to choose, select,
II. an ingenerally, an interpreter, proclaimer. III. terpreter of scripture, inspired teacher, preacher. a foreteller, prophet.
with
to
, -, . -, ,
05, , () -, ,- -$, -,
17,
nient
irpo-xeipos, ov, handy, ready. :
persons, ready or inclined to do.

f.
fern,
of
oracular. a prophetess.
:
f.
and
aor. 2
to
Pass,
Comp.
having irreg. Ep. fern, of forethought, thoughtful. Ep. -ws, graciously, xvillingly, readily, gladly : Adv. of with forward mind, ovos, ,
i.
, -, : , , {) $. -, ,,{) 5, , -, '. ) -,
ov,
'--5, ,
f.
outrun, anticipate, be beforehand with. aor. 2 part, of
-, , '-8, -. -, Adv. of
:
f.
Pass., aor. I
dead or
killed before.
[]
to
''-,
fut.
med.
frighten beforehand to fear beforehand.
forth or forward
f s TTi^'iov
,- ^(
2. easy,
(,
)
[']
:
make
to,
use
appoint.
at hand, close
conve3, of
common.
to elect before.
offhand, readily:
pf.
aor.
pour Pass., metaph. of a crowd of men; they poured or streamed on to

pf.
:
to
to
bring forward
pf. pass.
Med.
to
the plain.
Adv.
(, yovv) kneeling, on
one's knees
i.
pass the weft
to
andfro : metaph.
run
to
and fro.
to perish in a kneeling state,
e.
in
in
f.
-<^//.
to foretell.
wretched plight.
plur.
the
a pouring out or forth mouth of a river.
thing.
of
post,
quets
$, ' -,
:
, ,()^, ^. ,
, (,
e.
earnest, hearty, kindly, willing, ready to

aor. 2 inf. of
do
Ep. for
^$,
ai
2 sing. aor. 2 opt.
a guard
advanced guard:
iSos,
on guard.
before or in front, to guard,
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,
to
brew.
duce, give birth

f.
with aor. 2
hand.
irpo
, () () , -, , ^ ,( ^ -, -, -, , , -, , : -, , . , -, -, ) -, , . -, ) . 7,
Att.
:
-f.
,
,
fem. Adj. of sq.; vaxjs
a look-out ship.
aKos,
ace.
:
an advanced guard, []
f.
^>
to
c.
ace.
guard
:, - , ($ , \( ),
pitcher, vase,
:
which the cup-bearer pours into the cups. f. to lead a chorus; to lead a band of revellers.
in front, out-
-, -5,
-,
f.
{)
urn
.
:
Dim. of
pot.
Att. contr.
-5, :
irreg. dat. pi. tt/jo-
a vessel for pouring out, a jug,
also the flagon or wi?ie-flask
from
Att. for
irreg. dat. pi.
outposts, pic-
[t], to
smear or anoint
before.
irpo-xpovos, ov, previous, prior. a pouring or spreading out;
{),
to pour forth
the sacrificial barley
also
keep
guard
deposit, alluvial soil.
at, properly fem. pi. of irpo(sub. XuTOs,the barley cakes thrown forth at the beginning
of a
sacrifice.
c.
pitcher
an urn,
irreg. 2 plur.
imperat. of
II.
[a]
pf. pass,
knead beforehand.
f.
metaph.
to
concoct,
'-,
on.
go
poured forth. lame or halt. f. 17^0, to go or come forward, advance, II. metaph. of Power, to advance, become
ov, very
:
, ,,
b,
-65,
a jug or
vase.
[i5]
to
plant before: metaph. io proII. Pass.,
greater,
,
f.
to.
on, succeed;
to generate before.
pf.
act.
to be
born
before another.
to
utter
or
declare
before-
when when forward
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.
to speak.
-,
II. to
command publicly.
it
to rejoice
beforehand: 3
!
sing, imperat.
it !
far
be
from me
to forge
away with
cf.
aor. and to to push forward, push or urge on; II. to push off or away, urge oneself on, rush on.
{.- -:
aor.
Xaipe,
sub
f.
in wrestling.
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. -lov-
(($,
f.
Att.
beforehand.
es,
to
put into
^,
$,
the
ov,
(, of {,
I
mined
beforehand.
before the time, untimely.
irpvXces,
impf. pass, of
chariots.
oi, soldiers,
combatants on foot: opp. to

(Deriv. uncertain.)
chiefs fighting
from
: :
; :
$ $ , )
-,
Ion. and poet,
stern, poop, Lat.
,
properly fern, of
irpoiKTos.
sident,
(sub. vavs), the hindmost part of a ship, the
(see
wind impels
fastened to laud
mean
iToKtos
Mount
generally, /rom behind.

a,
$ , () . , , ,
:
;
puppis
km
(irdyd
:
the
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
us
right astern
ships
were generally
called
by the
;
stern,
to loose the cable.

the Acropolis
hence II. metaph.,
generally, to
"Oaaas
the foot of
stern:
from a
cables, Lat. retinacula.
metaph.
, ,,,
, ,
Ion.
Ossa.
irpiJTdvts,
ov,
of a ship's stern.
sbip^s stern
:
and poet, for Adv. of from the

ov,
as Subst.,
ship's stern to fasten her to the shore, stern-
attached or fastened to a ship's stern.
from
,,
Homer
the pilot of the state.
branch.
$.
in
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,
:
Sup.
, , $ ( $, {,
Adv.
() ), , {) ()
of or
from a
ship's
(sub.
ropes
the sieerstnan,
II.
helmsman
as masc. Adj.
from
the stern.
:
II.
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
:
{,
$ ,,, $ ,
)
(see
613
he
who put a
question to the vote.
5, ):
-.
as if
III.
manage,
,
$)
5)
: :
$, , pi.
-.
regulate, administer.
Ion. for
from
5:
;
the lowest part, Lat. ftinditus
utterly, root
and
,
,
the lower part, end: properly neut. of
:^,$, ,. , $ ,, . ,
{).
' ;
{$) {-^-
['\
the tribe of
Acamas were
Phae-
to cut off the
wood
at the root.
nippus was secretary, Niciades was chief-president.' See or Adv., Att. for lately, just now, not long Dor. II. the day before yesterday ago, Lat. nuper. till yesterday or proverb.,
()
the
stern.
') ,-5, '-, {$,

ov,
II.
at the lowest end.
-5, ,
day
before,
i.
e. till
holding the
ship's
bloom.
detaining the fleet.
",
of a mountain.
irpth-aveia Ion.
-,
i],
or presidency, at Athens a period of 35 or 36 days, in turn preduring which the prytanes of each
sided in the
or Council of 500, and in the
:
()
command
in
opos) the bottom or foot

the prytaneia
OT flower of youth. [r], Att. shortd.
-,
6,
{$,
, ov,
very lately.
)
:
a youth in
his first
ov, also
{$,)
Adv.:
in the
bloom
early,
early in the day, at morn, Lat.

still
by
the early
or popular Assembly
II. presidencies, i.e. every 35 or 36 days. public office held by rotation for given periods
any
from
Ion.
hall,
-, , {$)
public building
the chief
for the day.

the presidents'
town-hall, a
Greek
cities,
, ,,
early in the day
; ;
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.
$
(sub.
ov, ov,
mane
$
:
{itpo):
c. gen.,
consecrated to Vesta, to whom a perpetual fire was kept burning in it, which in colonies was originally
Adv.
but also too early, before the time.

rrp^.v6s,
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,
:
day, at
, , , $
$. ), , ', 5,
=
like
fem. of
, $.
,
, {)
$,
morning. []
Sup. of
Comp. and
early, timely, in
good
time
the
day before yesterday:
early.
[]
Att. irpoios,
ov,
morn;
Lat.
deposit against one,

f.
(,
noon, opp. to absol. as Adv., early.
{)
early, early tn
the early
part of the after-
-2
the latter part; II. early in the season
sacramentum
, {$)
i.
e.
a five years of debauchery. the anus, the binder partSf bring an action against him. , or pre- back, tail. to be
to
make
, {)
'-'5, , ,
early fruits.
{,
pis)
614
pi.
trpofvos,
contr.
from
TTpuoviS, as if
forward, a foreland, headland, Lat. promontorium

aXiOS ridge of the sea
lands.
<$
(i. e.
from
Koivbs
. , ; --, -,
: ;
nom.
anything that juts

a'ias
seat at table.
the
jutting
committi?ig the first
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
$, ,
the bridge) which joined both
ov, Att. for
()
.
vpcvpas a bead-vf'vaa,
a stern-wind.
II.
chief of the Cynics.
war, the firSt fruits
opp. to
generally, any front
from
^ ,
ahead.
,
I
;
hence a head, face. : or before a consonant -0, Adv.

f.
,
=
(itpwros^
phet or seer.
first.
()
the ship's bead, from the front.
,
,
to
be a look-out
man, look out
From
stood at first the ship's head to give signals to the steersman, a look-out man.
[a]r
6,
aor.
the first place.
voftce
the chase.
who plays
-, , ($,(5, -, ,
6,
-, , -^,
ol
^, , $, , . , $,
Trpcppevs,
cws,
Adv., Ion. for
() , () 5. ^.
a
contr. for
man who
first time.
etc.,
-<,
inf., part.,
and imperat. of
as
neut. pi. of
Kaw. first of
all, in
-)
leading in adfirst-fruits
ov. Sup. of as if contr. from Taros, npoaros, Dor. Trpdros (the Comp. being repos): -first, foremost, front, of Number or Place; of Time, first, earliest, Lat. primus ;
-, -, -, ) -, 5,
ther,
i.
, -, -, -,
e.
:
(5, ($, murder. , ($, ()-, , ($,

,
-,
ov,
) )
the first place or
slaying
i.
first,
the first dog,
e.
the
Adv. in the first place. From 77, the right of speaking first. ov, speaking first.
:
\eia) the first spoils in
as
($, )
,
cws,
ov,
(s,
newly made.
(, $) ($, $) (, ^)
5,
the first pro-
dying or dead
ovos,
($,
the first cause of ill. ov, Att. contr. -irXovs,
)(, ,
first
to sea
put togehurting
making
the first voyage,

II.
ov,
($,
sailing first ox foremost.
or origin,
going
for
the
being the first root
the
vanguard. aypa) the
of front.
prize ;
2.
neut.
the first part, the chief actor, Lat.
partium actor ; the other two actors being

spectively
rally, the chief
primal, originating.
TO,
esp. in pi.,
-, () ,
($,
f.
preeminent.
to, c.
,
gen.
personage. ov, (npwros,
^)
among,
all.
ayctiviffTrjs)
one
ks
to the highest degree
primarum
called re:
man among
the Eretrians
^ ^
among
pi.
;
the first fighters,
(sub.
to carry off the first prize;
, )
i.
in
e.
the first
: of persons, being the first or foremost
ttjs
(kh
3.
gene-
pias the chief of the rascality there.

as Adv., first, at present, just
^Xvai, like
first-beginning,
sing,
and
plur.
the chief rank, first place

to be the first, to excel, be
first place, Lat.
primum:
,
.
,
5.
now
so with uvat,
4. neut.
eivai, at first.
as Adv., first, in the

first
of
all,
above
all.
---, ,
,
ploughs
the first of the first, first of all, very first; neut.
,
and
, ($)
2. to
the first prize or place.
after a Relative,
means
i.
once, once for all, as,
be the first
be superior
ovTiva catch for the first time,
(5, .$)
first
one
earliest or first.
ov, also os, ov, poet. Sup. of
'-5,
as
Adv., first of
ov,
(5,
or struck.
striking first.
ov, yiviaOai) firstborn. l. of rank, high-born, illustrious. 3. first-ordained. newly married.

ov, filling the first seat
:
-, , (5, ) <-8, ). $ ($, ) <-,

(S,
-5, (5, -, (5,

(as if
11.
parox.
) -, -, )
thrown at
ov, act.
, -, who
cially
;
5,
rois
Lat. in primis,
kv Tois
first
,
ov, ov,
aeWai whom
e.
storms
may
6. kv
once for
all.
among
the first, chiefly, espe-
as if shortd. for ev tois
among
the first.
is sometimes found as a Comp. c. gen., before, sooner than: also . .. Lat. priusqtmm.
(,
begotten.
stands first, the first

also, oi
chief, leader,
newly-carved.
irreg.
pi.
birthright.
from
the first seat,
born.
chief place.
born.
, , -,
, , (5,
man
[a]
on the right of a the front-rank men.
) )
,
II.
$
who
:
first
sown or
one
line
but
II.
,, From
II.
a bearing her firstborn : and the privilege of the first-born,
($,
TCKeif) hearing her firstov, ^3.ss. first-
proparox.
; \
down.
a mistake, blmider.
f.
:
foot, stutfible
, : , ('
to
was taken
sputter.
, , : . 6- , ^ (( . ( \ -,
contr.
-, -5, -,
ovos,
f.
(() , , (,
(irpuiros,
) -, , '-5, , {$, )
Ep. lengthd. form for Dor. pres. part. fern, of
first cut or cut off.
like
.
.
615
rows of columns of Greek temples, whence the terms
irep'ivT^pos.
4. in Architecture, the
firstborn.
along
the sides
with the first
anrepos,
($,
iTTpo-iroiKiXos, ov,
(,
f.
TTOiKiKos) motley fea-
first-flowing.
contr. for irpo-avbav, inf. of irpoavSaoj.
thered, of pied TTTcpo-irovs,
-$, ((, vovs) wing'footed.

and
plumage.
-,
(^,
to
IITAI'Pfl,
sneeze;
aor. I 'iirrapa: aor. 2 t-nrapov
shed the feathers, lose feather, moult: metaph. be plucked, fleeced, pigeoned.
for a
good omen
he sneezed aloud, which metaph. of a lamp, to

:
, ()
pf.
II.
;
'-,(7/,<^>) to growfeathers ox wings.
a stumble, false step : metaph. II. a failure, misfortune.

aor. i
wings, to feather ;
a feathered
Pass., aor.
to
make
to
offendere.
intrans. (sub.
irpos
),
to stumble, Lat.
to strike the
thered.
stumble against
2.
also, TT(pi Tivi, as,

lest
to
'5, , , aor. 2
iTTavos, Dor. for
gen.
i,
animal,
. -, , , () , () . . , , ', . , , ,
nepl
,
f.
,,^
ov,
feathered, winged; the feathered tribes.
((,
to
(()
pi.
to
furnish with feathers or
arrow and shoot it off: Pass, to be fea2. of ships, to furnish with oars.
f.
[]
, () .
Ep. dat.
,
of
Dim. of
make a false
Hellas should get a fall over him. step or mistake, to fail.
metaph.
6$.
part. o{
[S]
, ,
the
cowering
e.
the hare.
a sneezing, sneeze.
to sneeze.
act.
Dep.
= 7rTa<pcu,
of
irras, part, of
, aor. 2
-,
of
aor. 2 inf.
Ep. for
5, , ,
thers
Ion.
,
a
3 sing. aor. 2 of the elm, Lat. ulmtis.
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.
. ,
a
to tie a letter to
to flutter orflap the

little
wings. wing. II.
rpvy6s,
(^, , , (()
feathered, winged.
n-Tcpis, iSos, and irTtpis, fOJS,
fern, so called
a ham.
'
;
also os,
, (()
,
heel.
made of feaII.
epivos
{a.n
of feathers.
a feathered arrow.
/rom
Ion.
()
a kind of
8, , (() , ,
aor, 2 inf.
its
leaves being like feathers.
winged.
-, , the
<5,
ll.=Trepva,
name
-5,
for a
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. ",
:
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.
. , (). ^, , , (( (, ) , $, $ , ^ (, . *, (
,
-,
mouse
in
, , (,
Ham-scraper, the Batrachomyomachia.

(irrepva,
yv(p)
-5,,
7rT6pOts,
, , ,
', 5, , (()
also os,
f.
^, ep.=r(pvy.
that which
is feathered,
08, ,
. ,, ). '-5, (, , ()
of
inf.
a feathering, plumage.
, (() feathered:
bird-killing.
of
aor. 2 act. of
^)
($
,, (,
Dor.
fut.
$, ,
,
II.
: :
feaof
eaoa,
nrtpovvTos: as a feather
irrcpov,
used by winged words.

:
(): Homer
i.
ev,
contr. fern,
gen.
feathered, winged: also light mostly in phrase ttco
'551,
of
fut.
aor.
Ep
:
^^
aor. 2
only found in compd.
pf.
Ep. part.
to frighten,
II. intr.
a feather, mostly
in
scare, alarm, terrify, Lat. terrere.
to
feathers.
wings;
vtrb nrcpois eTvai to
be
iTTfpa
it
ships.
2.
Poet as
were to heaven.
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
drink
grain
) ' () 22, ( , ()^ , ,) ,, &, , ', ( ( - , 6 () , ^^ 5, , , ,, , () . . 5. -5, , 8,

616
(, -5, , ())
[],
-,
ITT
withfeathered back. II. a peeled barley.

i
made from
fut.
:
it,
barley-water, barley-gruel.
:
fortune, calamity, disaster, Lat. casus. which has fallen, a corpse, carcase.
. ,,
, ,
e.
i.
, (,
fall
misII.
that
aor.
Pass., aor. I
gen.
the
cowering
pf.
also to
:to husk, peel or winnow grind coarsely, to pound.
animal,
the hare.
ov,
Ion.
,
:
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. II. metaph. to flutter, scared or dismayed. 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.
fear, terror. poet.

:
8,
(, (,
fallen, slain.
falling, fall.
poet, for
to
or
-, ,
of.
($,
, terror
v.
any vehement
passion, excitement.
-, - . -, , )
etc.,
'",
. '5, . ~. 5, , . . \(, ,
sub
for
$)
:
Ion. impf,
{.
: (I.
to be
c. ace. rei,
a beggar, beg. to get by begging.

Ion. for
II. trans.,
2. c. ace. pers. to
beg
or ask
an alms
for
war.
, Dim.
for
of or /or a beggar, beg-
of
but used like

ov,
iroXis,
garly.
city.
,.
ling.
and sacking or wasting
(vtOXis,
cities: also
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.
II.
,, 5,
TTToXis,
,
Pass,
..
,
for iroKis.
for
young branch,
shoot, sucker, sap-
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.
($
tablet.
,,
() ()
later
-],
rjs,
() ($
:
,, ,,
,
also
characters, of a poet.
crouches or cringes; as Subst.,

also
-, , (, ) , , ()
^
irreg.
Comp. of
6,
beggarm^n.
:
,
the
drawing beggarly
one who a beggar
garly, mean, sorry

Sup.
II,
later also poor.

;
Comp.
the
as Adj. beg-
irreg.
Comp.
OTtpos.
epsia,
in
(sub. Upa),
, (, ')
festival
and
Pyan-
an Athenian festival in the month Tlvavfipiwv, honour of Apollo: said to be so called from a dish
of beans then eaten.

year, so
Hence
the fourth
month of
the Attic
:
named from the
corre-
IV. in
Comedy,
',
:
shovel or fan, Lat. vannus.
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.
metaph., disgust;
fearful.
,,^ : , . ', ($ 5 ) ,
nrvov, TO, Ep. gen.
[],
f.
:
, , ()
wrinkles.
sponding to the
November.
"02, ,
,
ov,
a winnowing-
yaiov
to frighten, scare, terrify:
the tip of the rump. ov, apyoi) white-rump, also of the sea-eag!e. a Libyan antelope
, -5,
:
latter part of
October and former of
a bean.
(') of or on
rump
name
of
'22, :
pf.
aros,
, {)
aor.
aor. 2
[]
to be frighteiied.
spittle.
', .
Tji,
to
tall.
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)
And
,
:
see
f.
[i;]
:
aor.
pf.
pass.
II.
to spit
out
to spit, Lat. spuo.
fist
to disgorge, cast out,
III. throw up, vomit forth. having spat, with an expression of with
, ) , ', ,
II.
ol, the
, ^,
;
(,
Hence the rump, buttocks. Dim. a thin, narrow rump. []
(^
-,
-8,, (,
ov,
as Subst.,
fists,
boxing, Lat. pugilatus.
From
flghting with the
'$,
(,
with loathing in his face. shy, timorous,
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.
, a boxer, Lat. pugil. a fist, Lat. pugnus : also a battle to be conboxing-match ;
()
'/
TTvyocrTOXos
^,
quently
train, with trailing robe.
a Pythagorean, follower of Pythagoras.

aor. 2 inf. of
, , , ,. , , .
02, ,
:
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.
f.
, ',
dat.
;
-,
used as Adv., either or up to the elbow.

ov,
{-^,
)
=
often, fre-
ov. Dor. -tos, a, a consulter of the Pythian god.
with sweeping
ov,
about 15 inches long.
ovos,
the elbow.
,
II.
Pythian god.
to
From
measure
as a
'
,
make
. -5, -5,
ov,
(^,
:
II.
:
delivered by the consulting the Pythian god.

aor.
)
i
(,
)
617
:
[]
fut.
to rot,
corrode decay, moulder.

rot, to rot,
Pass, to
p. become rotten,
gen. ovs, dat.
01,
Pytho, old
name of
that
lay
part of Phocis at the foot of Parnassus, in
the town of Delphi

itself.
Hence
iTvQiv, Dor. for
, -,, ('/) . to be
a disciple of Pythagoras.
Dor.
, , ,
,
'",
:
which
also the oldest
name of Delphi
Hence
$,
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.
aor. 2
med. imperat. of
Ep.
(sub. tf'pfta),
fem. of
5,
pi.
()
:
Pass., aor. i
to
(, .
:
2. wisely,
f.
:
prudently.
slot,
:
make
the Pythia or
priestess of Pythian
Apollo
at Delphi,
who
of
responses of the oracle.

(sub.
iepa),
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,
Delphic.
the
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
oracle on affairs of state.

ivos, 6,
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:
:
5 , .5) , '$. , $, () -, ) , (, ) -5, , , {) -5, {, ) , $, {) , -, ) ) 05 , , )

^)5,
,
to overcloud, cast
neut.
uttered the
the
enwrap; crowns hence absol, to crown

and metaph.
$
and
pf.
thick or close, cover

to
up
( -nvKivos,
closely,
cover
thick
with
($,
to
cover so as to protect, to shelter

aor.
pf. pass. part.
thickly covered, well clothed.
a shadow over
one.
Med.
2.
to
$),
prepare, fit, shut up.
make ready for

Dor. for
is,
II. to
close fast,
-?,
and
{nvKivos,
of close or cautious
for ttvkvos
:
mind,
discreet.
, , poet, lengthd. form

as
neut.
Adv.
closely, thickly:
shrewdly.
TO, the temple of ov, 0,
Pythian Apollo at Delphi. a conqueror in

of or belonging
to
-,
wise minded. ovos, (vvKivos, Adv. of uvKivos see ttvkvOs v. neut. pi. used as Adv. oiitvKvos; seewvKvasw.
;
Pythian games.
ov,
ov, 0,
= vvs,
assembling in the
Pnyx. []
neut. used as Adv. oi vvkvos see ttvkvOs v. irvKvo-iTTepos, ov, {ttvkvOs, inepov) thickfeathered.
:
-payos, (ttvkvOs,
or
-wyes,
{ttvkvOs,
thick with berries.
{05)
the
hollow bottom or stand
compact:
Ep. lengthd. of substance,
, {)
-,
:
close,
close,
solid:
thick,
close-
, ,
cles.
prophet.
-,
(, ') (,
,,
,
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.
ov,
besides the
regular
as Adv.,
Adverbs
ttvkvws
Homer
and much,
6cus,
<
II.
a Pythian used as Adj of the Pythian prophet; the prophetic hearth qf Pytho.
(, $)
dappled, brindled.
-,. ,
irvKvos, gen.
also uses neuters
I. closely,
often, excessively.
3. wisely,
{rrvKvos,
, )
and
,
and ttvkivws.
2.
firmly fast.
shrewdly.
thick-spotted,
3,
{irvKvos)
closeness,
thickness,
618
denseness.
wisdom, shrewdness, discretion.

f.
to
small compass, condense Hence Pass, to be filled out with a thing. aros, ro, a close covering, veil. Adv. of nvKvos see vvkvos v.
spar
a writing tablet. an animal mentioned in AristoirvKTis, iôs, phanes, supposed to be the beaver.
irvKTis,
,, ,, , $, , , , , /) , ()
{ttvkvos) to
II. frequency.
III.
make
close or solid
-^. , () -, ,
:
:;
metaph.
{,
ovpos) a gate-keeper.
to
pack
close, roll into
gates
Dor. for
f.
,= ,
f.
to box, spar.
to be
a boxer. a boxer, practise boxing, box,
to strike
with the fist.
From
ov, 6, ay or one sent as an orator to the Amphictyonic Council at Pylae, the deputy of a Greek state at the A mphictyonic Council. Hence f. to be a TlvXayopas, to be sent as
a deputy to the Amphictyonic Council.
- -, ,
TTVKTiKOs,
ov, 6, (wv,
6v,
{$)
a boxer, Lat. pugil.
skilled in boxing.
'$,
(,
, () , (, ^ ,., ^^ , ,, ^ ) (,
a porch or
vestibule.
, ^,
,,
: :
f.
furnish or enclose with
Pass, to be furnished with gates.
() -,,, (, ) ()
wvos,
aros, to, a gate, gateway.
a gateway, gate-house
also
to be
a gate-keeper. From a gate-keeper, warder.

as
ov,
the hindmost, uttermost,
last
and
Adv. at
the last, for the
last time.
aKos,
,
:
the bottom of a vessel.

:
lengthd. from
aor.
2
f.
Dor, Dor.
pf.
,
of,
imperat.
inf.
sing,
Ep. 3 sing,
Ep. 3 sing. opt. Ep. Ep. 3 dual
plqpf.
:
to
ask, inquire, hence to learn, ascertain by asking

c.
or inquiry: to hear, learn, understand:
gen. to
of nvXaios, the meeting of the Amphictyons at Pylae; generally, the Amphictyonic Council : also the right of sending depu(sub.
ties to the council.
at the Gate, or fighting at Pylos.
gate of hell
the gate
:
() , (, -,
ov,
-5, , \ -, () ,
,
see
hear
c. inf.
UvXayopas.
ii.
the fist,
fern,
hear news of: also c. ace. to inquire about: to hear or learn that Adv. with clenched fist; ayaOos good at
. . .
i.
e.
at boxing.
irv^tvos,
see
2.
|08, , ov, and

,
box-wood.
, ov, {$)
the
made
also
of
its
avvobos),
,(\$ or
;
,
:
at
Pylae
v.
-,
',
its
Aeol. gen.
6,
(\,
as Subst.,
. 6$, ,
:
janitor.
) '5, , . ) ., , $ )
,
wood.
or
'02, ,
IITT*,
Lat.
BUXUS,
BOX-tree:
5, , ,
II.
thefirst milk after the birth, Lat.

surprise,
fighting
2.
colostrum.
an exclamation of
fire
;
at or before the gate.

[iJ]
bravo
the fire of Jove,
i.e. lightning.
mttz^h. fever-heat, aho feverish

;
he that keeps the
hope.
III.
to express things terrible
for
keepitig
a gate-keeper, Lat.
opp. to
a gate : in plur. the gates of a town, (a house-door) but also = the door
generally, an entrance, inlet. 2. an of a house. entrance into a country through a mountain-pass was
called
for
from Thessaly to Locris, considered so too of the pass from Syria into of narrow straits. [iJ]
ov,
^,, , -5, (, ) -, , ,
gate,
e.g.
kindled: a funeral-pyre
the altar.
,,, ,
as. Ion.
stronger than invincible fire ; Uvai to go through ^ri and water. Hence
watchfires, only in pi. ^s, the place where fire
is
2\%o a burial-place.
:
2.
an altar for burnt-sacrifice
ai,
the shorter
name
Pylae, the pass under the mountains the Gates of Greece

Cilicia.
3. also
burning.
-, (, -8, ) -, (,
,
ov,
also the fire
burning upon
ypi)
a pair offire-tongs.
, vpypa.
to light
'}-, , {, y)
f.
harden
Ion. for
vay6pas.
watching at the gate.
little
from
-, ,
irOXis,
$, . Dim.
Adv.
(s,
wheaten.
of
gate, postern.
or
Pylos, a town and district of Triphylia in Peloponnesus, where Nestor ruled there were two other towns of the same name in Elis and Messenia. [C]
or
17,
:
,
irvXos,
Pylos.
0,
=,
(!, yiva) born Adv. ($) towards

to or
(os)from
Pylos.
sprung
Pylos.
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
, , ,
watch-fire, keep
it
to
turn in the fire, to
in the fire, char.
, ,
ov,
ibos,
a pyramid
ouvtos,
o, contr. for
() = 5, $, (05)
aiyrf) fiery bright.
of wheat,
an Egyptian word.
a gate.
soldiers, in
be beleaguered, besieged.
-, ,, ,
is,
(,
like a tower. II. of masses or columns, in close array. f, to shut up in a tower Pass, to
Adv. (vpyos)
From
beleaguered
-,,
:
towers, [a]
towers.
, , -,
(s,
up
iti
619
wrought
(irvpyos, apapeiv) shut
a tower,
irtipi-YCvcnjs, ov, o,=nvpiyvf]s.
besieged.
Dim. of
Trvpyos, a turret.
'nvpX-yvl\<3,(s,(irvp,yVaeai) born offire: forged by fire,
-,
IIT'PrOS,
, Dim.
ov,
(vvpyos) strong as a tower. of nvp'yos, a turret. destroying ov, (nvpyos,
{Trvpyos,
)
in plur.
)
walls
-,
praeustus.
to assatilt
batter
<5,
a tower
and towers
, -, -,
:
ov,
(, yiveaOai) fire-producing.
TTvpi-tairros, ov, (irvp,
, Dim.
(s,
(5,
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.
generally,
guard, warder, []
(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,
-, ) ) -,, ,
ov, {trvpyos,
tower-bearing.
breathing
aKos, 0, (jrvpyos,
a tower-
'
haughty.
towers, a fenced city: in plur. towers

i5os,
-5, -,
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 knvpeâ 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
:
,, -, )
aros,
es, (irvpyos,
a tower, (trvpyow) a place furnished with

l8os) like
and
fem. Adj.
f s,
(,
(^vpy)
towering.
iriJpeiov Ion.
, ()
burning withfire, incendiary

plur.
) , ^ -, ) -, ) -, -, -5, , , .) )
fiaming.
-, ) ) -, ) -, -, , -, () '-5, )
=
ov,
(iwp,
.
of
irvpos.
) )
devoured by fire.
pointed in the fire, Lat.
(,
S, (irvp,
is, (irvp,
burnt in the fire. wherein fire lies asleep. bright with fire.
irvptvos [C],
TTvpivos [],
, ,
ov, (irvp) offire, fiery : sparkling. ov, (irvpos) of wheat, wheaten.
ov, (irvp, irv
4) fire-breathing.
fire-
-irCpC-TTVoos, ov contr. -irvovs, ovv, (vvp,
glowing, fiery.
ov,
(,
sowing
fire, in-
-5,
of
ov, (irvp,
ov, (irvp,
0,
swathed in fire. streaming with fire.
[t], ov,
fem.
os,
(irvp)
of or
conversant with fire.
ov, (irvp,
1-0,
:
ov, (irvp,
ovtos,
b,
cherishing fire. slain by fire. one of the (irvp,
(y)
rivers
hell, literally
(s,
Fireblazing.
walls.
4y) blazing with

ov,
and
ovtos, 0, (irvp,
(,
fire, fiatning.
(pey)
burnt or blazing
with fire
fiery.
pieces
poet, for
-, ,
()
dates,
, , , '', -, -,
,
i.
()
Ion. for nvpciov.
rjvos, 6, the stone
of stone-fruit, as olives,
fire.
pomegranates,
ov,
of
wheat- bearing.
tight covering, within
-, *) -5, ,
ov, {rrvpos,
(, vos) fanning ) wheat-producing.
etc.
3 sing. pf. pass. wheat-slaying, epith. of a millstone.

ov, (irvpos, ov, poet, for vvpo(popos, (irvpos,
thrown on hot embers to produce steam.
ings,
, ,
() a vapour-bath,
,
(vvos) a
consisting of an air-
-, , 5-5, -, , 4) ) -, ) -,
to eat, food generally.
),
irvpoeis,
planet Mars, from his^^ry colour.

17,
,
f.
(s, (irvpos,
yeviaeai) made from wheat.

II.
(v, (irvp) fiery.
irvpoeis the
the fire-theft.
From
ov, (irvp,
flre-stealing.
ov, (irvpos,
f.
ey)
reaping wheat.
to
deal in wheat.
From
a wheat-mer-
chant, corn-merchant.
is,
which fragrant substances were
[],
, () -?,
e. the first
pudding made with beestmilk after calving. From a vapour-bath. to put into a vapour-bath. ov, (irvp, striking with fire.
ting in the fire : as Adv. irvpoppayis, cracked. in plur. grains of wheat. irvpos, 6, wheat
.
irvp,
-, -5, ) -, ) ,,
ov,
(irvpos,
(vvp, payfjvai) bursting or split-
(From
because oi
fiame colour when ripe?) ov, fire-bearing. wheat-bearing. ov, (irvpos,

its
(,
()
to set
on fire,
to
burn:
to
burn
620
as a burnt-sacrifice.
to
2.
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 esp. to keep up a fire, watch a fire ; wpnoXeiv fire, II. to waste fire-guarding priest should survive. to stir up orfati the fire. Tovs
:
Hence with fire, burn to the ground, burn down. aros, a watchfire, beacon. busied with fire : wastirup-iroXos, ov, (jTvp,
ing with fire, scorching.

iruppias, red-haired slaves
(sub.
, ,
,
f.
-, ) -, () , )
metaph.
fumigate.
to
to handle f. 17^0;, {iwp, play tricks with fire, play mischievous pranks. wrotight offire. ov,
(,
)
the
II.
.
:
name
to inflame.
with fire
the
in a play
Fire-bringer,
Prometheus
of Aeschylus
)
,
'
ascertaining
^ -, , () ,
, (, )
,
cats,
,
;
of
ioii,
:
{)
fiery-eyed.
settitig
on fire, burning.
, (jrvppos) to be fiery-red. , {nvppos) name of a slave,

from Thrace.
asking, news, tidings.
used of the
kind
proverb.,
from
dance.
Pyrrhic
dance.
consisting of
used in the Pyrrhic song
ogles boys, with
wheat, i. e. iruppos, a, ov. Ion.
fire.
, . -, , , , ) \ ) ( , $ ^, () -, . , , ;. , , : , , -, ) ) -, , . , , . , , . ) , ) ,, ) ,
;
dancer of the , Pyrrhic dance. ov. Dor. iTvppos, red. irvpptxos, ov, (jTvppus, yiveiov) red-bearded.
, , , $ ,, () -, -,
$, ^ ($)
68),
,,
the inventor.)
f.
Pyrrhic dance, a
mouth.
, ,. , ()
a question.
an asking, inqjiiring, II. what is learnt by
war-dance, a violent movement or cofitortion: to look daggers.' (Called
, ()
[]
to
twigs,
in the
Pyrrhic metre. dance the Pyrrhic

belonging
the
i.
, ,
fut.
f.
of
to spurt out
water from one's
~',, ,
[t]
ov, plaited with willows.
From
a fiask covered with plaited willow
Ion.
dance
()
short
:
aros,
, ()
^ ^
that which one spits out.
enclit. Particle,
up
to this time, yet, ever

II.
;
of or
II. irovs
two
syll.,
as
also called
', , , $. 5, , ,
to
yet, hitherto,
the
for
as
Pyrrhic
a foot
mostly with negat. interrog. where ? , the beard;
Sicilian
a pyrrhic,
e.
or tail of
fire.
Hence
which was much
, bearded;
Dim. of
ov,
star,
i.
e.
a comet.
(^, () wearing a
whence
part,
:
',
)
little
a beard
a bearded
beard.
beard.
pi.
(\) a breeding offoals.
nom.
ot
'-0'75
[t],
,, ,
(,
{irvppos,
red-haired.
Ion.
',
Dep.
to
an allusion to dinner in the Prytaneum.
one that ogling
impf.
also Ion. 3 sing. impf.
fut.
Frequent,
to
life.
of
to
go
() flame-coloured,
:
up and down
in a pla.ce, frequent,
:
wander
about, Lat.
II.
old Att. irvpo-os,
ov,
versari in loco
red, Lat. rufus,
darker
than
c. gen.,
''
,
go
or cane frequently to a place
go on
a message.
generally, reddish, red, tawny.

ov,
to
pursue a walk or line of

Ep. for
beacon-fires.
signals by torches or beacon-fires.

ov,
brand, torch. irupaos,
bright-burning.
() () (), (, -,5, {, () (^, : (): ,: ,, *-5, (, -8, (, -5, (,

to
to
impf. of
make
set
red, tinge with red.

fire,
on
light
up with
()
in
horse-breaking.
to
break in a
:
young
f.
horse.
II.
to kindle torches
make
which occurs
:
ov,
fire-shooting. red-haired.
$ (-$
, , ()
,
Ion. impf.
to sell, opp. to
(*, (-
to deal
with one
to let 07it the
taxes, Lat. locare
Pass, to be
ov,
red-backed.
sold
of persons, to be bought
and
sold, betrayed; cf,
1. afireII. beacon or signal-fire. old Att. and Dor. for

irreg.
ov,
fire-producing.
fs,
eJSoi) like
a firebrand,
place where wares are sold, a II. the place where the mart, warehouse, shop. taxes were let to the highest bidder : see
() ,
seller, dealer.
selling, sale.
a watchman who makes

:
, , (()
seller, dealer.
officers,
II
signals by fire.
f.
at
Athens the
to
be a torch-bearer
to set
on
let
-$,
From
ov,
(,
^re-bearing, charged
Lat. locabant) the taxes and other out revenues to the highest bidders. fillies : generally, offoals
((,
,,
were ten
who used
to
()
of
horses.
metaph.
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.
, ,<, , -, (, ) -,
for horses
TO,
;
drawn
by
a,
.
Dialectic changes of pt
I.
621
Aeol. at the end of
a chariot
II.
poet, virgin, maidenly.

irufKos,
Dim. of
f.
a pony. break young horses.
$'.
as
for
is
words
passed into
p,
as,
so in Lat. arbor arbos,
honor honos.
in later Att., the Ion.
and old Att.

as
train up, rear.
a horse-breaker. ov, (1fos,oa)ghting on horse6,
From
was often put
"05,
-, ,,
5,
$. $,
rima
\$ \5 ^ys.
for
Oappos, for
Oapnos.
transposed, as
Ep. 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,
is
V.
$$ ,
'
for oxjros
II.
passed into pp,

III. Att.,
yps,
for
IV. in Poets,
(-
pvTTJpos.
littera canina,
VII.
irritata
)
was
or
-, rr
'
$,
quam
plu[a]
called
by the ancients
cams quod
hence
the least,
,
,
yap
;
and porous.
stone.
-, (, ) , ,
,
,
f.
in Att.
Adv. for how in the world? without any question, = not by no means. ever yet, mostly with a negat.
$ \;
die at, Lucil.

enclit. Particle,
5$,
master
ov, {nojpos)
made of tufa
or tuff-stone.
my
tuff-stone, Lat. tophus, Ital. tufa, friable
to thrash out corn. to

to
lous.
or callous, of the heart.

ccfs,
17,
metaph. from Pass,

lousness.
Ion.
manner?
,, , ()
II.
(iraipos)
petrify,
turn
into
generally,
harden, make cal-
III.
metaph.
in Pass, to
become hardened
wand:
a turning into stone:
hardfiess of heart, cal-
Roman
, ^^, ^^, , {$) ^, , $, , 65, ^-, ($, ) 5,

^,
'PA"
or
:
Rabb-oni, master, a term of higher honour than Rabb-i. f. to beat with a stick, cudgel:
6,
so also
. ,
Ep. for apa,

:
q. v.
Adv.
easily
see pta,
(.
indecl.,
Hebrew word, Rabb-i,
i.
e.
my
TO,
Dim.
f.
to sit as
ov,
as
Subst.,
a small wand. umpire. From holding a rod or the ,=

stick, switch. 2. a a fish-
''05, , a
Lictor.
rod,
wand,
magic wand,
as that
of Circe or Hermes.
pi.
3. 5.
interrog.
Lat.
II.
..
;
nws ayojvos
quomodo? how
;
Adv. howf in what way or in Att. sometimes c. genit.,

are
we come
off in the con-
$
8
rish
test?
at the as if
beginning of a speech.
it
something had gone before,

cannot be that
III.
I
. .
How now? How wand of office.

also
should that
presses a
5
!
be,
for
;
yap
wish,
? so
with the opt. ex?
how might
would
1
that
could
'
)$
?
, , ($) $ ^, ^-, {$,

f.
ing-rod. 4. a spear-staff ox shaft. or staff of office : a sceptre. 6. in the fasces of the Roman lictors.
2. to
wand
are
to carry a rod ox carry the fasces, to be a lictor: Pass, to be attended by lictors. Hence
how
IV. can tnat be
5
but
would
that
could
pe-
as Subst.,
how ?
introducing an objection, yet Lat. V. ircDs ;
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
to fly.
5 , ,,, $ -,
& ',
;
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,
how
by
, ,
^",
:
etc.)
f.
Ep. for
Hence
aros,
ios, TO, pi.
or without
, ,,
,
flight.
opp. to
a flock of sheep, with ayikai.
, ,, , -, , , ^,
all,
virgat7is.
, .
,
oVf
$,
,
, ,
ov,
f.
the office of lictor.
^)
quis ?
^-, , ($) ^,$, () yv.

=
pSyds,
aor. 2 pass. inf.
striped, streaked,
Lat
(payrjvai) a rent, chink.
of
, {) (y) {,
to
tearing, fiirious.
ov,
gather grapes. gathering berries or
grapes.
Persian name for a black ill-smelling petroleum found at Ardericca near Susa.
TAÂrSO'l,
17,
ov, Aeol.
, , slender:
taper, slim, delicate, tender.
or
^, , , ^,
;
P,
Alphabet
p, p(a, t6, indecl., seventeenth letter of Greek 100,000. as numeral p'= 100, but ^p
or do
ov, Att. also os, ov. Ion.
ov [], ov {pa, pea, peia), easy, easy to make an easy road c. inf., also light, a trench easy to cross :
:
<$
622
pahiovpyiiu
II. of persons, easy, ready, simple, little-heeded. willing to oblige, complaisant, affable, Lat. facilis,
commodiis.
The
from the Root /5a: Comp.

CTos,
ease.
lessly:
Hence
doing or acting easily, a ready way II. in bad sense, reckof doing a Uim^^, facility.
lessness.
, ,
,
to
bit.
2. in
bad sense, heedless,

paojv,
reckless.
rag-stitcher, patcher of tatters, of Euripides. ov, clad in rags: ragged.
. -5, )
:
ov,
degrees of Comparison are irreg., being formed
Ep. ov Ion.
II. in
^>,
do with bad sense, to act thoughtlessly, reckmisbehave. 3. to lead an easy, lazy life.
f.
$ $ $
<,
fl
-5, (,
poKOcis,
($,
(,
v,
ragged, tattered.
II.
wrifi-
neut.
contr. parepos: Dor. Ep. (^qSiovpyos) to
Sup.
paov Ion.
pa-
kled.
From
$.
'PA'K02
in plur.
or shred of cloth.
metaph.,
man.
TO,
thoughtless, reckless action: and
, ,, ',
f.
,, $
aros,
[a], cos, TO, a
rags, tatters
ragged, tattered garment generally, a strip :

wrinkles.
life,
2. in plur.
3.
panos a shred of
of an old
,=$,
of
(paKos)
to tear in strips.
Hence
rags, [a]
a rag: in
pi,
'PA'MNOS, ,
in Attica
-05, , ($,
II.
2. indolence, laziness.
ready.
lessly, thoughtless, reckless.
lightly, readily
light of a thing.
a grain,
back.
thoughtless, careless.
$ , , (,() -, ($) ,
Ep. and Ion.
;
epyov) doing things easily, in bad sense, acting lightly or care-
thorny.
Adv. of
^,
II.
easily,
Rhamnusian goddess, name of Nemesis from her temple at Rhamnus.
",
:
a thorn or prickly shrub. Hence , Rhamnus, a demus or borough properly contr. from papvOis, ev,
ovvTos,
Hence
a, ov,
Rhamnus :
'
reeking.
:
:
the
(pepeiv to bear lightly,
make
solids,
*'05,
^fivis,
etc,
of birds of prey of
lyyos,
a drop.
to
of rain,
slap one on the
be
irvyif)
Hence
lessness.
,
to
relief,
f.
17^0;,
to
easy-tempered,
to cleanse by sprinkling.
II. to
slacken work, be idle.

thoughtlessness, careeasily, indifference,
, , () ,
:
(OS, TO, the
5, ,
f.
() , () , ()
ov,
crooked beak of birds, esp. a beak, bill. anything sprinkled : a drop

sprifikled
:
to sprinkle,
moisten
hence
f>af
, easiness of temper:
II.
a taking things
III.
more
sluggishness, laziness. ment, pastime.
relaxation, amuse-
^, -8, (, ^-, (, \, ,
less, careless.
II.
^-,
ov, (^pddios,
6$) easy-tempered, thought-
strike 7viih a stick, to thrash, cudgel.
,
,
gen, pdyos,
neu..
paov,
a sprinkling, purification. a grape ; cp, Lat. racemus. of pctojv, often used as comp, Adv,,
easily.
Adv, of paW, more

f,
:
easily.
pf, pass,
(pavis)
II. to
to
slap
sluggish, lazy, slothful.
Adv. with easy temper, carelessly; take easily, to shew indifference to a thing,
ov,
17,
find
perat.
(also
and plqpf to sprinkle, besprinkle, of water of solids, to strew, bestrew, scatter : metaph. to bedew, besprinkle,
pi. pf,
: :
, from
bespatter.
TAIBO'S,
Ion.
ov, crooked, bent,

es,
Hence
in the face, box âiris,
^,
on
5, ,
(8)
the ear, cuff.
otos, to,
crook-headed. bandy. uKeXos) crook-legged.
f.
(paSios) to
grow
recover
fut.
to take one's rest.

:
aor.
eppava, Ep. 2
pf. pass,
Ep. *), 3
(as if
from
*)).
,
pi.
:
easy
to
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
divers colours.
f.
{) ()
a rod, stick. a blow with the palm
im-
'',
aor, 2
',
hammer.
shiver,
, ,,
"|,
Ep. for paiaeiv,

i
fut. inf.
3 sing. aor.
rjpos,
6,
()
to
siibj.
of
. .
of
to
plot
/
self.
together:
broider.
(: (
aor,
l
)
to
Ep,
to
Med.
II.
[]
pf.
to
stitch,
sew,
sew or patch for

the
Pass.,
stitch
one-
later,
work with
needle,
em-
metaph. to proverb., toCto to

Ill,
devise, contrive, concert,
'Aays
this
it
tppaâs shoe you

i,
\,
indeed
stitched,
a breaker, crusher
but Aristagoras put the plot, but he executed it,
on,
e.
you planned
IV. to link or string
together.
f.
aor, i
eppaiaa
be
break, smash,
'Papios,
a, ov,
shatter
Prss.
crushed.
shivered,
:
to
crush, destroy
shattered,
7'),
Demeter
'Papios.
TO, the
:
Pass, to be
(sub. from Raros, Rarian : Rarian plain near Eleusis, sacred to whence the goddess was herself called
'
broken down, crushed. , a worthless, wicked man. (Hebrew word.) TO, Dim. of a rag, shred, patch : in
^,
>,
plur., rags,
[a]
From
^6, *).
'Pdpos, ov, , Raros, father of Triptolemus. Ep, aor. I imperat. of (as if from
'55,
strike, smite,
^^,
^ aor. tppaâ dash down akin to Ion.

f.
:
most easy.
doing anything, /ac/ViVy.
,, , ^,
^[5, , ov, irreg.
=
Ion.
neut. pi. of paaros, as Adv., most easily.
,,
like
*'2 '2.
'^.
From
of
to
623
f.
snore /^, (Formed from the sound.)

to
TETKil,
'PETOS,
of horses, to snort.
Sup. of pddios, coatr. of

to be idle, listless.
$, ,,=^6/, ,
^,
',
:
:
os, TO,
q. v.
a wagon, from the Lat. rheda.
,
l/f
(paaros) easiness
II, easiftess
good
nature, ha.t.facilitas
K-qbiosfrojn kindness to Democedes.

rest, cessation
)5 $ of temper,
III. relief,
from
a thing: absol. rest, leisure, ease:
TO, Ion. and poet, for a stream. 'PE'Zil, Ion. impf. fut. aor. I (peô and eppeâ 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 mal-
., ^
^:
Upa
pTJyos,
a rug, coverlet.
indolence.
metaph. a
of the
&, '''02, ^, () , () , .
pqircpos, a, ov, irreg.
pd(}>dvis, iôs,
treat one.
II.
to fulfil or ac-
Comp. of
pdSios,
more
easy.
{pa<pavis) to punish as
an adulterer.
complish a sacrifice to a god, Lat. sacra facere: hence to sacrifice : but also absol. to do sacrifice, like Lat.
operari, facere.
, the radish, Lat. raphanus. , cabbage. [^]

a
stitcher,
From
II.
''05,
*, ,,
ios, TO,
a limb.
II.
the face, coun-
iojs, 6,
sewer.
tenance.
peta, another Ep.
^$
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
, , ()()
,
a seam
;
plotter, contriver, planner.
form of pia. Adv. of pahios,
easily,
the suture
lightly, carelessly.
skull.
Ep. and Ion. for 'Via.

TO, Att. contr.
from Ion.
$,
Dor.
^$, $, ,
,
, = /5o</)i5s.
4(, () a
:
river, stream.
2. later, the
bed of a river
also
Ion.
like
^,
needle, pin.
the break-
channel, stream.
^CKTCipa,
random.
6, ,
'PE'Iiri,
77,
fern,
of
fjpos,
(()
to
Dep.
a doer, agent. roam, rove, roll about
^, , ($)
hew
pcâi, ^âs, aor. i inf. and part, of pecs, TO, a stream.
()
f.
to act at
cleave in twain,
in pieces.
17,
\^, properly of the descending
scale,
4.$
[], gen.
los Att. ecus,
the back of
men
or
to incline
downwards,
2.
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
gere, inclinare
wards.
, , ,
,
08
05,
"
.
,
-$, (, ^)
poems of Homer came
6, , , ()
^635,
6?/.
f.
:
^, , . *',
'PE'il,
their living by reciting the
poems of Homer
e.
hence
epe'cu,
the
to be divided into certain

i.
lengths called rhapsodies,
were recited
one time. II. the Sphinx is called from proposing her riddle. {p<jKi)v, ov, irreg. Comp. o( paSios, more easy. p(a, Ep. Adv. for pa (whence paSios), easily, lightly. [y %j, but also contr. as one long syll.] or **, Rhea, wife of , Ep. and Ion. Saturn and mother of Jupiter. (Deriv. by transpos. from (pa. Earth f)
at
lays or cantos,
which
and Att. fut. form but with act. sense to flow, run, stream, gush; peev yaia the ground streamed with blood also c.
2
, :
aor.
:
in
pass,
pf.
'
cognato, with milk, honey melted snow. stream, run glibly. flow or melt away. stream, pour.
pieiv
2.
metaph. of
, $
let
ace.
the land flow
3. to fall,
to flow from flow of words, to drop off. 4. to
II. trans, to let
flow, mcJte
: ;
624
crash, downfall.
aros, or
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.
3 sing. impf. prjyvvoKi, Ion. aor. i pf. 2 eppcoya for (pprjyvv fut. Ep, (in the sense of the Pass.) Med., f.
or
: : :
^
:
^,
, (-)
gen. ivos,
6,
fracture, breakage,
. ^
>.5,
-voos, ov,
ecus,
Tj,
-,
('/)
the
sea
cleft.
2.
v6os) breaking the spirit. II. a rent, a breaking. a bursting or breaking forth of the en-
{', {^)
'PHTNT^MI
aor. I
(,
to
Pass.
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.

rarer collat.
fut. 2
more
usu. aor. 2
(-
aor.
[a]
pf. epprjy-
break, burst,
2. as
break asunder or in pieces,
dancing, to dance, Lat. tripudiare.
shiver, shatter: of garments, to tear, rend, esp. in sign
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., ^^ât, to break force one's way to be spoken. through. 3. to let break loose, to unchain, let , fd for a public speaker
of
grief.
;
$ ,
:
., , ()
form of
to beat
^,
',
earth in
drums.
2. absol. to strike the
^1), ,
^,
^,
Ion. for
(*( ()
05,
, ()
loose
to let loose, give utterance to the
or public speaking, oratorical, rhetorical

(sub.
voice, properly of persons speaking for the first time;
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.
then to speak freely, speak out, like Virgil's rumpere to let loose the thunder : so,
absol. to beat the
(), 05, , ,
rhetoric, the art of speaking. verb. Adj. of said, spoken
*)4 = (,
;
named,
terms.
specified, settled, Lat. ratus;
kirl
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-
y4-
^)
^>,
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
ment, covenant.
(*
forth.
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
^jjSios,
^,
,
^),
rhetor.
opos, 6,
(* = epw) a public
II.
speaker, plead-
^,
ov. Ion. contr.

I
from
^5, , ,
^,
^$,
^5,
aor.
part. pass, of
(,
,
epu>
:
easy.
ov. Ion. for pabios, easy. ov. Ion. for
'. , . , ^. . $. , . ^08, , , ^) (
er, orator,
Lat. orator.
a rhetorician, Lat.
Adv. of
in express terms.
Ion. for
Ion. for
^>05,
or os,
inf.
chilling
shudders.
From
:
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,
5. 8. 05, , , {^)
^5, , , ^5,
broken, rent
paaros. Sup. of ov, Ep. Sup. of ov, Ep. Comp. of

:
p<}5ios.
^,
{piyos)
:
f.
aor.
plya. Dor. 3 pi. kppiyavTi (for Ep. 3 sing. subj. tppiypai, Ep. dat. part. eppiyovTi, in pres. sense
^
:
making one shudder, Helen at whose name one

Ep.
:
pf. f p-
-),
to be
broken
or rent, vulnerable,
made of penetrable
stuff.
to
riors.
^, (, ^,
, ', ), ,
,
^-'$, {,
(*(
^, , ^,
^.
^-,
From
opos, 6,
{^,
ranks of warriors.
^5, ^-5, ,
frost or cold, [a]
breaking through
-5,
ov,
{^^,
KfKfvdos) forcing a
'PIT02, os, TO, Lat. FRIGUS. frost, cold. II. shivering from cold, shuddering, Lat. horror. f. (piyo$) like to be cold, shiver
^,
path, clearing the way.
from frost
or cold, be chilled.
y,
This Verb sometimes
if it
contracts into
instead of ov (as
dat.
^.
as,
part,
piyaiv,
,
:
'PrZA*'9.
were
;
),
opt.
also
TI'ZA,
,,a
:
^, ,() .()
root
in pi. the roots
nietaph. the
to
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,
to toss oneself aboi4t.
, .
f.
625
arcs,
piiros, fos, TO,
the air or wind of a fan. a mat or wicker hurdle. Frequentative of to throw
Lat. stirps
a race, family.
2. the
root or origin
impf. to
,
piiTTOs,
;
: :
and fro, throw
or toss about, La.t. Jactare
Ion. inipf. of
form of used only throw or toss about.

a
of anything.
purposes of medicine or witchcraft.

f.
strike root,
,:
^, , (), ^. (,from () ^^-5,

Dim. of Adv.
ov,
,
f.
little root.
hurled
pinTos
the root or roots.
precipice.
pf
:
pass,
plant
pavvis
trees
metaph. to pi ant, firmly ; Pass., of firmly rooted tyranny

:
(: ()
:
cutting roots, esp. for

to
make
pauUo-p.
(
p.
'PI'IITil,
Pass.,
fut.
[]
pf.
to throw, cast, hurl;
(, , :
verb. Adj. of
pos
:
, ,.,
in
'fppupa
Pass.
pres.
and
thrown, cast, death by being thrown down a
aor. i
Ep.
pf.
(p-
fut.
made
planted with
,
piKvos,
piv,
and
plants, to take root

II. in Pass,
also
also,
fast.
trees.
to be rooted or of a place, to be
ivithered, shrivelled.
$,
, () ^-$, {, , , ,-$,
aros,
ov,
root, stem, stock, race, lineage.
(piyos)
)
)
2.
a root
II.
metaph.
roots.
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;
;
'
:
,
aor. i
Ep. 3 sing, plqpf

to
(,
fut.
and aor. 2
(4:
throw on the PoXos the cast has
digging for
stark
eavTov.
7.
to
risk.
II.
make a venture
throw or cast
stiff or
with
cold:
or hazard,
run a
intr. to
oneself, to fall.
^2, Adv.
,
later
f.
() ^-5, (, )
ov,
{piKvos, elSos) shrivelled-looking.

lightly, swiftly , fleetly
"PI'S,
:
the nose
of a swift chariot;
off: to be the result
,, ,
^,
,
TPINO'S,
ov,
swift racing of chariots.
'', , gen. $, mat-work
pi^QiLs,
,
,
gen. plvos, ace. piva

:
plur. pivs. Ion. gen.
in pi. the nostrils, Lat. nares.
aor. l
and 2
pass. part,
form
for pis.
to file
down
or off: Pass, to be filed
a file, f
scent,
the nose or scent.
^-5, , ^-8,
hunt down.
offiling. rasp, []
to
From
track by the nose, follow by
From
6, (pis,
()
one
who
tracks by
ov, (pis,
forced through the
nostril, snorting.
wicker-work : a mat, or wicker hurdle, Lat. crates. Ep. for 'ippiipa, aor. I of ^)-'8, iôs, , 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.
(, $)
of of osiers or rushes,
() -5, {, -5, (,
plvov, TO, a hide, skin.
an ox-hide, a
shield.
II.
and
, the
skin of a man.
the
2.
,, . ^,
see
17,
the thread spun,
hide of a beast, esp. an ox-hide : a wolf's skin. an oxhide shield. Îvo-Topos, ov, (ptvos, piercing shields.
ôSSvos,
'PI'ON,
of a promontory, a headland, foreland.

Ep.
pi. dat.
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,
, () ,
TO, the
^)
peak of a mountain.
of
2. the
end
, () ^5, , () , (') {, 5) -5, (, (5) 8, (, () -$, , (, , (, -,

po8ca
^,,
(!),
contr.
, -,
ov, ov,
a, ov,
() , ()
woof
weft.
From
contr. for
waving, quivering. a rose-bush, rose-tree.
of roses, Lat. roseus.
apple
^, , (s)
fuiris, idos,
$)
Lat. conflare.
()
2.
for bellows.
a fan for raising the fire, used a lady's fan.
Dor. -iraxvs, v, gen. vos, rosy-armed. -irvoos, ov contr. -irvovs, ovv, breathing of roses. , the island of Rhodes, Lat. Rbodus.
', :
made or twined of roses. Rhodian, of or from Rhodes.
ov,
is,
ev,
Dor. metaph. a rosy cheek.
) )
rosy-like, rosy.
rosy-fingered.
of roses.
rose-ivy.
rose-
the rose, Lat. rosa.
(, (,
'5, ,
;:
626
WTO, of rose complexion.
sary, Lat, rosarium.
the juice of the grape streams of events, the tide of affairs.
mtirmur, sotind hoarse or loud. 2. to dash with the oar. of pigs eating, to make a guttling noise. dashing. poOias, 77, poet, i^m.oi po9LOS,roari?ig, TO, a dashing wave, a breaker : surge, gene2. a loud roar or shout of applause stirf. Properly neut. from rally, a tumult, uproar.
of oars.
2. to
f.
,, , ,,, {)
>-5,
Dor.
,,
{,
pobp
xpais) rose-coloured,
()
falling, verging
a rose-bed, garden of roses, rocurrent,
, () a river, sirea77i,
;
metaph.,
,.
()
to dash, plash,
esp.of the stroke
downwards, a sinking, of the scale, fall or turn 2. metaph. the turn of the scale, the of the scale. critical motnent ; enl ponrjs koTi it is just on the the turning-point, verge of ttirning-point ; life. II. the weight which makes the scale turn a slight weight thrown in puts aged frames to rest. 2. a club, mace, cudgel. the wood in a trap which strikes the mouse. 3. the knocker on a house-door. 4. a kettle-drum or tambourine.
inclination
:
pv/xr;
()
the sinking
,
, ,
,
f.
' (^ ()
($),
to
Att. contr. for poos.
or bolt
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
*'02,
,, -,
*0'02,
3
pi.
down.
sup greedily up, gulp
the
also to
I opt. of a whistling, piping. , any rushing noise or motion, the whirring OT flapping of wings, the rushing of the wind.
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.)
, , () . , , () . , . 5, , , () ,: , () , , ,
,
fruit,
a pomegranate.
f.
5) ^), $, {)
of lava.
to
swallow greedily down :
^,
make
rustle.
pi.
Aeol. aor.
elephant's trunk.
-$, . Dim.
(OS, TO,
Ep. aor. 2 of avTos, , (pvyxos, k\i(pas) with an
()
of pvjxos, a snout, muzzle. a snout, muzzle, of swine

neb.
of birds, a beak,
bill,
^,.,
3 sing. Ion. impf. oi to 7nake a whistling or rushing
and
Adv. {p()flo^vingly, abundantly,
copiously.
pviCs, aor. 2 pass. part, of

Att. fut. of
..
:
TT'Zil,
to
Ep. for
f.
', ,,()
, ,
whirled about.
,
:
to
bring into
time.
crooked.
train ;
'
spun round
like
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.
8, {)
,
, , () 05, ,
,
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,
time, Lat.
numerus, rhythm,
( ,
pf.
II.
growl, snarl. (Formed from the sound.) 3 sing. aor. 2 pass, of
(,
pass,
. {):
to
set
measure or proporuon,
thus have
to
generally, to order, arrange, control,
{) measured
I been
controlled.
in
(^
:
rally,
the state or condition of
2. proportion, arrangement, order, method. anything of a man, temper,

:
disposition
the
manner
or fashion of a thing.
TT'KA'NH, ,
OTos,
;
{)
$ 8,
men
that
^, , (* = () drawing drawing
within how-shot.
II.
a plane, Lat. runcina. [a] that which is drawn, of the bow, i. e. the
draw the bow (the Persians), opp. to the might of the spear (the Greeks)
;
^ ()
(
deliver-
ance, protection.
,,
[],
, {*=
Att. for
()
6$.
the force, swing, rush of a
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
body
^'^
ing, soap.
epvvTo Ep.
oneself,
save : death
,^
^,
$,
ov,
f.
:
, () , (* = ()
2,
- -''. , , , $,
:
; :
627
the pole
:
of a car.
Ep.
epOro,
:
drag along
[]
sing,
aor.
aor.
Ep.
:
pi.
inf.
draw
out of harm's
c. inf.,
Dep. to draw to way : hence to resctie, Oavuu to rescue one from

II. to free,
absol. to cure, heal.

III. to shield,
redeem,
IV.
deliver.
guard,
protect, defend:
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.
,,
,
, (* ()
drag
to
pvs.
many
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
mean.
, , ,
[u]
f.
down
= 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,
ijpos,
0,
stretches.
,
pvTos,
-5, -68,
,
ihos,
f.
Frequentat.
of
violently,
and fro;
= (,
to
(*,
(* )
2.
to
defender, rescuer.
rind.
, dirt, filth. From , , {pviros) foul, dirty:

-pais.
:
metaph. sordid,
(pvnos)
Adv.
Ep.
impf.
to be
as neut. Subst.,
foul or
^, ,
dirty.
ev, (pviros)
wax,
wash
, ,. , ,, ,
but also regul.
TT'IIOS,
o, dirt, filth,
Hence
foul, dirty, uficleanness : irreg.

ol. II.
fluid, liquid.
pi. pvira,
-5, , , (* () , , , () , , ,
,
=
() $
a
rein.
ov, (pVTis, <p\oi6s) with shrivelled
(.)
a wrinkle, Lat. ruga.

II.
(*
dragged along.
poet, for
also as,
flowing, running,
Att. sealing-
\y\,opos,b,{^pvw=\pooS)onewhodraws; a bowman, archer. II. a saver,
pf. pass,
make
dirty
Pass, to be dirty or filthy.
seize as one's
, , ,
:
Ep. for
a
is
cry of the Athenian rowers, yoho! put for the rowers, the crew.
(pviros) to
f.
remove
dirt,
to
cleanse,
Pass, to
wash
oneself.
Pass, (pvaos) to be wrinkled.
Ep. aor. 2 pass.

f,
, ()
ov,
inf.
of
to seize as
:
own property
a pledge : to hence to drag away,
.
,
*', () draw, (, ^&$, , () $, 5, , , () pys

deliverer, defender.
()
.
man
:
^, ,
to
a cleansing, purifying. not used in Act.
see
ov,
fashion.
carry off by force.
-5, (, $) ^-5, (, pos)

ov,
defending altars. preserving the

is
powerful, mighty, strong. bodily strength, might
strength, force.
chariot.
[],
cattle.
, (* = ()
:
', ,
to
', ', () , ()
,
as
a cloven rock.
Subst.,
and a Roman.
the
,
fern.
broken, rent, torn, ragged.
Adj. rent, ragged
ov,
(') RoRoman
Adv.
-/c(vs, in
Hence
Adv. in
Roman
^(05, a, ov,
,
or Latin language. strong of body : generally,

:
generally,
III.
that which
seized
and dragged away

II.
booty, plunder, prey, mostly of

is
that which
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
pwios,
city.
-5,
ov,
() , ,
fCus,
,,
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,
( , ( (: ( (,
Roma, Rome.
or
-, f
strengthen,
make strong:
;
II.
a force,
aor. i
i.
e.
army.
'. ():
:
to
Pass,
valere
P"*S.
delivering, rescuing,
6,
^-5,
trouble.
ov,
and
(,
(,
:
[]
iroXis)
saving the
a cleft, narrotv passage; pwy(s peyapoio the narrow entrance of a room.

'7>
irovos) setting free from toil
pi,
^8, ,
(pfoj) a
flowing
a river, stream. \p]
dart or rush on; round the pyre
,(^ ( (
:
see
gen. paryos,
pi.
(. (^)
3 impf.
:
Ep.
aor. I
Dep.
(
:
to
move
to
violently, to
move rapidly
c.
ace. cognato,
yopbv
628
tbey plied the lusty
it
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
rrvoirjs
^$,
, (5)
hence cheap, worthless. , any small wares, frippery, trumpery.
$, , 05. ^ ()
\.-{\,, =
'02, (xuaQtLs, (,
ev, aor. I pass. part,
"', , gen.
gutter or channel
underwood, brushwood.
of the Gr. = 200,ooo. Alphabet as numeral ' = 200, but was written s. This s must not be The final confounded with r,s/i7,whichwas in fact thedigamma, sixth place in the old Greek f, vau, and occupied the There was another form, san alphabet hence r' = 6. or sanpi, "^, which was retained as a numeral,
2,
,
: :
, '. 2, , () ^^, {') 2, . 2$, () , % 2, , . , ,

,
6,
.
name
or hast-thoji-forsaken
, -,
2.
:
of a mischievous goblin who broke pots. Chaldaean form, tbou-hast-forsaken me,
()
me ?
shatterer, destroyer,
Hebrew
f.
plur.
irreg. dat. pi.
noun, of
hosts, armies.
-fj,
to keep the Sabbath.
of or for
the
Sab-
of
bath.
for a Jew.
a keeping of the Sab-
like
cleft;
bath
rest
on the Sabbath.
TO,
worked out in the earth. a low shrub, hush ; in plur.
the
Hebrew Sabbath,
hence the seventh day or day of Rest

;
i.e.
Rest:
also in plur.,
if
irreg.
dat.
pi.
as
from a
nom.
indecl., eighteenth letter
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.
ment
net
as
- ^. $ !. -$ . , $
Changes of and Ion. into ,
Dor. into
T
in the dialects
I.
= 900.
as
as
dyacos
III.
Aeol. and Dor. into

2.
$
for for
Aeol., Dor.
II.
net
,
: :
, ,
:
,
:
,
;
()
one
called
, , = ayvep. 5, $,, (ayv) ,

ijpos,
esp.
armour, harness.
belonging to a drag-net.
fishes with a drag'
who
hence a comb
f.
a dragmetaph. of men, to sweep as with a drag-net. SATH'NH, 17, a large drag-net for taking fish, a
to enclose fish in
, {ayv)
ov,
is
ayvep.
for
(6$ aya-
seine.
as in
for
also in later Att.,
so
passed into
as
Sittos for
for
05.
as
6$
aor.
for
IV. Aeol. and Ep.,
.
and
forms
V. changed, as, Dor. becomes

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
2. in old Att.,
, ( .$ - , :
;
$ $, (,
and
fut.
- ,
drag-net
for for
-5, (, )
-05, (, ) $, , ()
:
throwing
the
as Subst.
a fisherman.
the
was often doubled, and in the Ep. fut.

so
as
were sometimes
aor.
inter-
in
and
VI. of Verbs, as
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,
2$, ,
,
SAI'Nil,
f.
, 05,
:
so, 5tos Tpiôs for
perishable.
aor. I
II.
' ,(
T, as
-^5 -^,
Tcyos
in
Lat. tego.
by Poets
the
I pers. pi. pass,
for
metri grat.
in -0ev, as,
for
into
when another
pos for
to
;
(05
Dor. for
before a vowel.
. .
;
and med.,
:
so too in the
,$
^
^^^^ inserted
as,
is
wag
the tail,
fawn.
;
to Dor. iodva metaph. to fawn upon,

:
caress, wheedle
aaiveiv
2.
to deprecate,
to
from death. summer sea,

2AI'Pfl,
part.
:
absol.
be gentle,
kind: of a
to smile.
f.
:
III.
pf.
to cheer, please.
($
to
Dor.
^, ,
:
VIII.
Adv. changed
esp. in
precedes, as,
(05
IX.
is
smile.
added
dishing a shield.
a Phrygian deity, afterwards 25|;5, , taken as a name of Bacchus himself.
()
-, {, ) -, $, , . (, ) $,
scorn or malice
II.
shew the
to
teeth,
(with pres. sense) os, Ep. fern. grin like a dog, Lat. ringi;
shrink
(-
but also in good sense, to sweep clean : to sweep away. wielding or braU' ov,
ov,
, ()
=
shield-bearing.
Dor. for
to strain, filter.
of
, --5,
Att.
small bag,
$, , Dim. , {5, yivuov,

or
cloib
cherishing
large beard.
$)
of hair,
II.
give signal by trumpet of thunder: impers.,
TnyKT-qs)
SATiKOS or
a
<5, , a coarse
:
claim, announce.
Xyos,
esp.
of goats' hair, Lat. cilicium thing made of ihis cloth :
sackcloth.
1.
any2.
a sack, bag.
, "
lizard,
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, .
sieve, strainer.
V.
sub
05
$. $.
III.
a shaggy beard.
, ()
sackcloth or canvas,
-,
() ()
, Samaritan, inhabitant of Samaria, a district lying between Judea and Galilee formerly inhabited by part of the 12 Tribes: the Samaritans were bitter enemies of the Jews. Fem. a Samaritan woman.
, , {$,
one who walks in , [], a swaggering fashion, a swaggerer, roysterer. to play the swagf,
gerer, to swagger.
]2.-8, , {^$, of Salamis. , [], , ,

6,
),
or Kos.
8 ^8
the
^, -, , ()
or
the
$,
a sailmaker.
) ()
fire.
weaver of
. . ^$, , ^. , , . . . ,
poet, for
, , , , ,
.
629
to
peal
kvd
when
the
trumpet sounded:
ky
like
a trumpet-call,
(sc.
c.
pro-
ace. to
, , = '^5. , , , = ^'.
Hence
^.
2$, ,
Dor. for Dor. for
2, . ,
mothrace, an island near Thrace. a, ov Ion.

thracian.
salamander, a kind of
(Deriv. uncertain.)
supposed to put out
also as,
Salaminia, one of the two state galleys of the Athenians, used for special missions cf. itapa;
Athens.
of Salamis.
()
to
reel.
, . . - (( ,
From
II.
from Salamis.
II.
gen. ivos, -, Salamis, an island opposite a
'. ) , , '. -, ) ). , , , ,
[],
I
2]8
: .
Aeol. for
Dor. for
to-day.
Same, the
older
name
25, , , (5
Ion.
Dor. for
]-$,
,
2.
-,
name
for
^) of
Ion.
ikos, , a Samo-thracian. Samos, the name of several Greek

:
-,
, Samos, Samian.
of
,=
^$
Sa-
, Samoalso called
islands
betrayer
".
an old
'$
Salaminian, of
(sub. vaxjs or
the large island over against Ephesus. an old letter, see 2,
town of Cyprus founded by Teucer
Dor. for
Att.
{.
(:
pf. pass.
to
f.
pf.
make
to
(
:
cram full,
aor.
I
stuff.
Pass., aor. I
, ,, . ' ,
the letter
(v.
:
, , (,
.
horse branded with
cf.
Dor. for
, Dim.
q. v.
of
a small sandal
or slipper.
Dim. of
Aeol.
wooden
sole,
bound on by
sandal.
straps round the instep
Lat. sandaraca.
(caAos):
to
totter:
Pass,
like
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.
5, , ()
a ship at sea
:
II. intr. to
move
the
to shake much : shaken, to totter, to and fro, to roll or toss
be
metaph.
to toss, be in sore distress.
tossing or rolling swell
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
i^hip's
5,7,', $, 5, .,
Dim. of
deck.
4. in plur.
to
,
:
a bright-red mineral: hence

[pa]
Hence
q/"or like
,
in
and ankle, a
scarlet,
bright-red.
--, ) {) - , -, -, , : * , ,,. -, , & , ', (: '/ , .

on, tablets covered with
ten public notices. 3 sing, of
wooden tablets for writing gypsum, on which were writ5. a plank to which offenders
a cross.
restlessness, disquiet.
bearded-lance-trumpeters
,,
fut.
I
(^, ^, 22,
trumpeter.
safe
3 pi.
were bound or nailed as
;.
as posit.,
found only
contr.
form aws,
poet,
for
Comp. aawrepos.
, war-trumpet, trump : the Tuscan, by sound of trumpet. II. a signal by trumpet,

tyyos,
was
called
to
save
3
:
trumpet-call.
fut.
From
aor.
-<7i<y, aor. i to
later
imperat.
sound
the trumpet,
3 sing. impf. or fut.

:
sing. pres.
:
2 sing,
aor.
I act.
kaoM-
pass.
fut.
med.
630
Lat. tabidus
, ), , ,
aor. 2 pass. opt. of
CTOireCs, aor. 2 pass. part,
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pass. subj. of aor. 2 pass. inf. of
,
:
6v,
. . . () .
of
II.
4.
5A'P3,
flesh,
: ;
rotten, putrid', diseased,
decayed, tmsound.
worthless, useless.
ij,
precious stone.
2, $,
6$,
the sapphire or the
plait,
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., âpSidvos Ion. and , op, of or belonging to Sardis
to
;
() -'] ^,
aapSdvios,
a, ov,
, ,
CVS, vocat.
a, ov,
of Sappho, Sapphic.
aor. 2 part, of
like
^,
, .
III.
old, obsolete, musty.
Sappho.
wickerworh, a basket: a
[so.
band, [a]
a Sardinian, hence, of a sound thrashing.

[t],
the sardonyx, a kind of onyx, so called when the different colours were disposed in layers, or intermingled.
6,
Adj.,po, a,
and
Sardinian.
-, ) ^ ', , . , -7-5, {, -, ) , , , ,. , -, ,
: :
, 2 ,
.
, ,
in phrase
,. , , , 5 , ,
or muscles in the
generally,
lapis lazuli,
, , ^
human
f.
$, , () , ()
,
gen. nature,
flesh
in plur. all the flesh

2.
body: hence
the flesh, body.
human
to
kind.
besotn,
ovos,
also
pr.
of
5,
broom. sweep with a besom, cleanse.

;
Sarpedori.
indecl.
,
Satan
voc.
28,
fut.
and
2, ,
From
a Hebr.
Hence
word meaning
the adversary,
enemy.
TO,
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.
f.
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.)
trans, to rule as
(2),
2A'TTil,
: :
fut.
,
,
pf,
: (
aor.
:
Pass., aor. i
-,
or
5,
i.
e.
scarlet,
aye,
the sardine.
stone.
TO, CSapSeis) the
$,
{,
Sardian
2,
gen.
oos contr.
ov,
203, ,
f.
, !08, ,
ovs,
Sardinia
6v,
hence
ov, of or
belonging to Sardinia,
or rather
pike used in
off the skin, to flay. U. fleshy, of of flesh. the flesh, carnal, sensual, opp. to
, () , , ^, {) ,, draw 05, , () 6$. , () (,) -(\5,5,(,') ,

to
upper edge of a hmiting-net. -, the sarissa, a long the Macedonian phalanx.

ovos,
, the
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.
Ion. 3 pi. plqpf. pass. I<rload, properly of beasts of
^'/
508, 25, [,,
^$,
Pass,
{aos)
to be affected or effemi-
nate in one's gait.
rend offflesh
like
dogs.
(aavXos,
$)
to
walk
in
rrirvs,
swaggering, affected way.
sneering-pinebender.
f.
to strip off the flesh
to
Kidos lime consumed animal substances, wherefore coffins were often made of it hence as Subst., yos, , a sarcophagus, coffin.
flesh.
,, -5,
f.
, 5
ov,
is,
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
by which
it
spear,
was stuck
into the ground, the
-5,
K(u
\\. fleshy, fat. offlesh. forsaken by flesh, lean. with compactflesh.

:
butt-end.
f.
devour. From ov, (paydv) eatingflesh. II. a lime-stone which like slacked
{,
:
to eat flesh
()
-,
poet.
elneiv to
to
make
fleshy,
make
into
ing truth.
truth.
(, (5
6?5os) like flesh, fleshy;
(vai-
gods offlesh and blood.
5,
, $, , $..(, ^^) . 5, -, () ,
contr. for
Adv.
clearly, plainly, assuredly;
(is
knowing of a
surety
also trtdy,
tell
plainly, speak truth,
[]
ts.
Dor. for -arcs, Comp. and Sup. of

Adj.
Ion. for
$, fem.
speakthe
clearness, plainness
Ion. for
5.
opeji,
to explain, clear up.
, , ,
Dor.
:
5, ()
is,
:
^.
clear, plain,
manifest
f.
, {>)
Comp. and
true
aacpavit the whole truth. to make clear or plain,

clearly, plainly.
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
to
,
.
ov.
631
^''^,
Adv. of
is,
also as Pass., to be reverenced.
plain, sure, certain

sure, unerring, TOS.
surely
$ 5,
:
Ion.
aor.
$,
i
Comp.
, -, $,
2'1,
Root of
ov,
,
out,
extinguere.
(
aor. 2
pf.
{) , $. , , -$ 6-, , , ,. ^ ,
, . 5, ,%05,,
Ep. for fut. of
3 pi. Ep. pres. imperat., and 3 sing. impf. of aor. I pass. part, and inf. of
:
^ .... ,
Sup.
like
:
gen. cos contr. ovs, clear, distinct, the truth : of seers, ;
a0v, old poet, form of
Sup.
(8, -- 6,
clearly, plainly,
26,05, ,
Ep. for
Ion.
gen. of
Silenus, a
companion of Bacchus, the
most famous of the
05,
, ', ,
Satyrs.
gen. of
6, , {()
Lacon. for
^, ,
cord, rope, siring,
part. pass, of
thong
lasso,
to sift, bolt
fut. inf.
of
..
:
away
also a chain. : II. a cord with a noose, a used by the Sagartians to entangle and drag their enemies.
<rcipaios, a, ov, joined by a cord or band: of a horse fastened on by a rope outside, an outrigger;
see
Comp. of
aaos.
{)
2.
poet, for
and and
inf.
-,
a saviour, deliverer. a saviotir. poet, for aor. 2 opt. and part. o{ aor. I ea/Seaa Ep. fut.
:
:
Ep.
to
quench, put out, Lat.

to
generally,
II.
:
quench, quell, put

aor.
I
put down.
:
pf.
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,
, -
etc.
:
, , 63, ()
,
to
Dor.
'^ (,
Pass,
with intrans. tenses of Act.,

opt.
to he
some other place,

Ion.
,
of 2nd pers., of thyself only used in sing, gen., acc.,masc. and fern.: in plur. separated,
'
sing,
{) ($,
:
. ,,
TO,
;
awe
of reverential awe, ma jesty. 2. an object of wonder, a wonder. III. an honour conferred on one.
awe.
II.
worship.
gusta,
:() ^, ,
f.
so also in sing, in
. . , , , ,
quenched, be put out, go out, Lat. 2. of liquids, to become dry, be
deceitful
etc.
^,
inf.
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,
$),
) ($
{$)
2, $,
(:$,
-5,
SEIPO'S,
woman.
ov, (odpios,
heat of the dog-star. acCpios, a, ov, {oupos) hot, scorching
heavenly bodies which cause the sun : but, 6 êipios (sub.

Sirius, also called
-$,
-,
reflexive Pron.
dat.,
, 6-5, , -, , {, $)
ov,
Ep. 3 sing. aor.
).$ $ 5. {, )
:
)
or
scorched by the
epith. of the
this heat,
the dog-star, Lat.
hot, scorching, of
summer-heat.
med. of actcu. a shaking off of bur-
dens, the
Homer, who
aor. I
also aor. I pass,

of, to
to feel
awe
^, ^:
uses
name given to the disburdening ordinance of Solon, by which all debts were lowered, answering to the Lat. novae tahtilae.
Ep. 3 Dep.
-, () 08
,
fut.
ovos, 6,
((,
a shaking, shock
)
:
earth-shaker.
:
the shock of
dread.
an earthquake, an earthquake.
reverential awe, a feeling of
generally reverence, worship, honour, respect,

the
object
5, ,
ahos,
(^)
I i
,,^' ^^, ^^, ^^.

desire or intention, Desideratives, like Lat. -urio.
05, , , () shaken. -, ending of Verbs expressing
They
are formed
from the
:
an
object of
awe
or
21,
:
f.
pf.
special fern, of Sf/SaffTos,
Au-
05,
f.
title
of the
august.
to the
,:
Roman
Roman
(^)
-.
Empresses.
reverenced,
II.
the Lat. Augustus, as a title Emperors, was rendered by

aor. aor.
2E'B0MAI:
(:
^(.
honour.
awful, applied
to worship,
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.,
/
:
of the orig. Verb, as

aor.
:
^
there
Pass., aor.
fro,
to
shake,
is
move
to
and
$),
Ot^.-. to feel awe
atXiji, for
dat. of
^.

632
beam
to
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,
:
, , , .
f,
<2,
beam.
(ceXas)
enlighten
II.
^^ . $,
Pass, to
jesty
:
brightly, blaze, flash.

ov,
in Act. to shine,
-65, 2'2,
, (aeXas, *yvw) father of light.

:
awe.
, -,
in
f. :
bad sense, pomposity.

ov,
to dignify
,
:
7-5, ,
2, .
the
;
majestic,
aor.
I
^, , ($) , {)
to
(, )
to
($) solemnity,
make grand
dignity,
ma-
reverenced with
or
esp. in a tale, to embellish, amplify.

f.
(,
to
[],
dignify,
magnify:
be
^(
by
affect
a solemn air
a thing.
2-
proud of
CTfo,
the full-moon
5, , , ()
ov,
II.
Moon.
lighted by the
a moonlight night.
From the moon ;
moon.
the tenth moon.

lunatic.
, --5,
SE'AI'NON,
a moon, month;
Dep.
ov,
(, -)
II.
:
()
^ /
\
to be
moon;
the light of the

in
moon-struck or
devouring leaves
of books.
opium : the victors at the Isthmian and Nemean games were crowned with chaplets made of its leaves.
TO, parsley, Lat.
2'^,
benches
{).,
'$,
the space between
the space between
columns in the page of a book column : a book. iSeWoC, ol, the Selli, original inhabitants ofDodona,
two rowingtwo generally, a page or
among whom was
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
(, , ,
,
ov,
ov,
,, ., , ... ' , , , ,, . ., , ^,
verb. Adj. of
5. Adv. , 05, , , 2E'PI2, (5 5, ,

of
Ep. for
or iSos,
,,
:
to
make pompous or Med. pompous or haughty : to
,
pf.
pompous,
hence, to vaunt oneself or be

solemnly, grandly.
gen. of
august, holy. endive or succory.

insect,
a small
winged
of
a gnat or ant.
(8, ,
:
pf. pass,
pf. pass. part,
of
pf.
Dor. for Ep. fem. pass, of

os.
part, of
pf.
of
pf. part,
of
'.
Adv.
pf. pass. part,
of
cun-
ningly, cleverly.
<,
pf. pass,
of
;.
pf. act.
and
pass, of
the oracle of Jove.
,
,
, , atv ,
Lat. simila, similago.
with solemn
Dep.
{., (', -^) 6-5, {$, $) -8, , , {,

to speak
,
:
6$,
-$,
((05,
to talk in
rites.
sing,
worshipped
pass,
gravely.
6-5,, {($, ,
f.
countenance.
countenance.
ful
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, at
;
08, ,
) -, ^) ()
us, 0,
f.
to
gravely and solemnly solemn speech. From speaking solemnly. a reverend seer. talk in solemn speech, assert
pf.
^,
III.
From
talking solemnly.
to
assume a grave, solemn

of a grave
From
ov,
{^,
pompous, grand
solemn.
( ^^ ^.
of things,
ov,
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.
:
:
( , , ,
pass,
part.
. , , , . , ,. , :
pf. pass,
of
temperately, soberly.
Lacon. for
enclit.
Ep. for
^,
in
3 sing. aor. 2 imp. Ion. and Dor. gen. of

aor.
l
Adv.
pf. pass. part,
of
of
part,
contr. for
pres. pass, of
2'1,
;
Ion. for
with
augm.
:
tenses,
l
and med.
aor.
',
also Ep.
;
without augm.
sense)
[C], 2 sing,
Ep.
part.
[].
There
is
also 3 sing,
' $
($
:
', ,,
impf.
:
for
aor. i
,
plqpf.
med.
(in aor.
3 sing.
from a contr.
:
.
pass,
(-
inf.
-neiv to
grand.
-$,
{(6$,
look grave and

solemn, august,
hasted to pursue. after, long for.

aor.
stately,
solemnly spoken.
, , ,
to
hasten, speed
oTt
3.
metaph.
Dor. for fem.
, $,
pass. part, of
to run.
to be eager,
when he
yearn
Ion. for
, $.
^,
shut up.
f.
, ,
animal
,
: :
-, ()
Ep. 3
pi.
to drive into
$, , {$)
aor.
pass, of
-KOpos,
, Dor. -, {$) lamb. , {$,

Dor.
housekeeper, porteress.
stall-fed
.
$,
a pen, coop up,
.
cipher,
ov,
-$, (, ')
[a] Ion.
633
writing in
pen
as Subst.,
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
2HKO'5
$,) 05,
,
,
house-fed cleaning
stable or
a herdsman.
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.
token by which something
is
:
:
-, , () known
a mark, sign or
a device upon a shield; also on a seal: a seal II. in reasoning, a sign or proof. self.
f.
, ,,
,
mark for
with
),
quick
the sepia or cuttle-fish, which when pursued troubles the water by ejecting a dark liquid.
, , , ( . , , . , . -, ) , 2,
it-
(()
:
to
mark
Med.
to
otieself
remark
to-day
also to give notice of.
Dor.
Att.
so
Adv.
prefixed)
also
(sub.
and
., -08, (, ()
for
ov,
Ion. for
aor.
of
the Lat. semi-cinctium, an apron.
madefor ruling lines,

:
ovos,
decay, putrefaction
of
flesh, mortification.
pictorial tokens
bearing on a shield: also the device on a seal, a seal. 7. a consiella.'ion : in plur. the heavenly
bodies, Lat. signa.
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
:
, , ,
(,
inf.
:
2'1,
f.
aor.
to
make
II.
rotten
Pass.
or devices.
6.
the device
or
or putrid: to
for
Dor. pres. part.

Ion.
:
fut.
- :
become rotten,
:
:
make fester
or mortify.
sense)
:
aor. 2
[a], Ep. 3 sing. subj.

:
pf. act. (in pass,
},
flesh,
to be or
to
moulder, putrefy
of diseased
fern,
:
from
I
Pass., aor.
()
(,
:
aor. I
to mortify.
or
:
^- ,
pf.
, mostly in pi. S^pfs, the Seres, an Indian people, from whom silk was first brought hence, II. the Seric worm, silkworm.
a
2, '$,
'/$), $"\
,
a
:
,
,
cleft,
05, , , (')
2H'5, ,
Lacon. for ayyos, cave hollowed out by the sea.
. (,
)
:
a hollow rock,
Seric
-KTOvos, ov, Lacon. for

also gen.
infer or co?iclude
mark for
thing.
. ,
oneself,
;
sealing
or signal: a leader,
driver, a
, () () , () , .
,
for oneself from note down.
sigfis.
,
set
pounded with honey, a sesame-cake.
2.
to
(^)
a seal
upon a
$, ,
fem. Adj. suited for
clay used for sealing.

seal.
opos,
one
who
gives a sign
commander
of
() 5, , , () 5 , () (). -5, , (, $,
sesame-tree
, , \
\%.
5, ,
205, ,
Att.
Ion. for
$ $,
gen.
:
5,
gen. later nom. pi. a moth, Lat. tinea : a book-worm. dat. pi. fem. of o6s, From ov, made of sesame.
:
-. ^ $,
silken.
,.
, sesatne, an eastern leguminous plant, [a] , a mixture of sesame-seeds roasted and

,
ov,
also of animals,
, ,
65
made of sesame ;
of sesame ;
sesame-oil.
[]
(sub. apros) a sesame-cake.
the seed or fruit of the
Tvpos) sesame-cheese.
ovvtos, contr. from

also
Sestos, a
herdsman.
5, (,, (, *(') -05, ()

\a]
ev,
. Dim
side of the Hellespont, over against
full of tombs.
making
-5,
devices
5, ($)
ov,
($,
moth-eaten.
-KOTros, ov,
for
shields.
(,
) )
this
town on the European

Abydos.
:
year
see
fretted by moths,
fretted by moths.
634
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,
5'02,
,
f.
6, {($)
strong, mighty.
strength,
Hector himself.
, ^,
be strong or mighty, have

to be
only used in pres. and impf.
, ()
(.
Ion.
45
$"5 , {) 8,
mae
:
. ,, - 5
! :
: :
6v,
= y6s. ,
the
is
verb. Adj. of
y,
one must be
shekel
silenl.
or
Hebrew
=2
drach-
a Persian aiyXos
oboli,
mentioned by Xenophon as
worth 7| or 8
among
Xos.
to strengthen,
:
power
;
they strong in hand, in foot ol who rule below. 2. c. inf. to have strength or power to do, be able or cornpetent to do.
((5
($) ^,
:
make
strong.
to
nube, see Herodotus 5. 9. Dor. 3 plur. of aiyao3

part.
spittle, foam from the Ion. aUXov, mouth, Lat. saliva (Engl, slaver). , a fat hog: also with another Subst.,
2"
Hence
SFATfl'N
Lacon. for
,
,
2"02,
,
avs aia\os, like avs nanpios, etc. a Sibyl, prophetess.

[t]
be like a Sibyl,
, {) 2,
2,5, ,
SI'BT'NH,
Adv.
i.
avos,
, the jaw-bone, jaw.
II.
fat, grease.
,,
e.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
ov. Sibylline.
to play the Sibyl credulous or silly.
:
metaph.
to
a sword or
Ttts, a,
exclam., aiya hush! be still!
. , ,
ov,
{oi'yrf)
a believer in the Sibyl, diviner. ov, , a huntitig-spear. [iJ] silently, stilly, noiselessly : as an
hush
!
constrain to silence.
a, ov,
, 5,
f.
imperat. of
crlya, 3 sing, of
f.
Ep. for eaiya, 3 sing. impf. of or Dor. dat. of

to bid
y, , ^, {(^)
(v,
be
still
one be
. .
!
wtos, , eating, epith. of a whetstone.

ov,
fingered.
silent,
force or
, , $ , () , () , () -, )) -, (, ) -5, (, )
. Dor.
v.
Dor. forms,
ovv, Ep.
5: ~. 2', , 8, {() 5, , {) ,
for
, ,
,
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-
,
:
,
a
also dat. sing, pres,
for oriMpeios
and other
sub
-,
a pomegranate tree : also the fruit. [] a working in iron.

Ion.
ov,
Att. contr.
ov.
Dor.
[],
made of
iron or
steel,
iron
05
II,
ov
the iron sky: metaph.,

ol,
rmna of iron;
zn iron heaTt.
(iJS,
a Byzantine iron coin. a worker in iron, a smith. , a tool of iron or steel, an iron
6, fern,
knife.
[], ov,
-ins,
Dor.
of iron.
(s,
{', , ($,
iron-loaded.
iron-
iron-
8, , (^)
esp.
with iron.
silent, still.
ing, glittering,
splendid, sumptuous.
aor. I
, -,-., ,
(.
(
to
{aiaXos) smooth, glossy, shinreins.

2.
iron, slain by the sword.

opos,
of horses'
rich,
of iron, epith. of the earth.
5, , ()
pf.
:
Dor. for
silent.
or
still,
to keep silence
^^:
later
pf.
{'/):
^^
the sword, or
:
Pass.,
to be silent
imper. aiya, hush
be
still
;
Pass, to be passed over in silence, Lat. taceri

pf.
the
^'^
to
but
-, )
of iron.
is
also used in act. sense, to be
silent.
Lacon. for $iy(?v. Dor.
aiy-qv
yr)v
()
:
silence,
keep
silence, to
a being silent; hold one's peace

;
2.
I
make
silence
silence.
II. dat.
Adv., in silence, silently

clam.,
also like ciya, as
Ciy^ as an ex-
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,
value, in
2'02
:
-, ) -,
, ,
ov,
-, , -,
ov, ov,
{, (, ) -5, (, ) ) {,-, (,
,,
swaying
the sword.
-05,
iron-bound, shod
slain by
)
ov,
mother
distributing by
iron-backed.
Dor. for
ov,
smitten by iron or by the sword.
{$,
moulded
spear, axe
carry on a
like
secretly: also as a Prep., aiyri Tivos, Lat.
, , of alyy]Kos, ov Dor. 08, , () mute, hushed

17,
^yf vw
now!
y^
\6yov to for
conversation in an under tone.

tivOs
clam aliquo, produced by

!
unknown
to him.
aor. I pass. part,
in iron.
silent, still,
silence.
-, -, -, ,
:
also a knife, sickle.
selling iron,
iron.
ovos, 0,
ov,
f.
(, (, ) (, , (()
cutler's shop.
ov,
III.
a place
sown
or
a worker
to cleave
iron producing. with iron. From
iron.
so also as Dep.
bearing arms.
heart.
, -, -,
f.
-5, , ('$, ^)
, -.{$, )
f.
to
wear iron arms, wear arms:
From
-'. ,
cutting
with
north of the Peloponnesus Sicyonian: Adv.
ov,
copper.
iron, epith, of mailed war-horses.

to
with iron
,
, , 5,
-, -(5,
Adj.
impf.
ov, gen, ovos,
{'9,
ov,
(, , ()
ov, 6,
(5,
) )
wearing
iron,
of iron
make of iron, overlay
impers. in plqpf. pass,
iron had been laid over a great part also of the rest of the wood. TO, pom.egranate-peel.
/167
^
[]
a, ov,
fut. in
;
of iron and
fighting in
, ,
2IKXO'2,
2, 2$,
-.
635
a, ov,
Adj.
of
from
to loathe.
0,
From
^$. , () , '.
205,
6, see
a squeamish, fastidious person.

Cbristi, called also
to insult,
TO, the
palma
mock, jeer.
5'02,
.
Sicyon.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
looks askance:
(5,
one
0,
who
a satir-
ist.
silurus.
2,
205,
II.
a satire, satirical poem.

a river-fish, prob. the shad, Lat.
rj,a'k\naoigrub or beetle, Lat. blatta.
II.
a book-worm.
2,{) 2,
Adv. from Sidon. From wvos, ), Sidon, one of the oldest

or
;
Phoenicia.
belonging to Sidon ovos, , a

hiss,
fem. also man of Sidon. Ep. : no
., 5. ^,
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
50,
f.
cities
of
of or
05, (,,
77,
, {$)
,
, prepared
with silphium.
to
form
or
grow
in the
hive, of
use
to
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. Sôcvrios 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/ioiS.
5, 2, 25 $, 2, , ")
,
:
,-, ^, -$,, -. 225, . 2'2, ,

2$,
,
2'05,
honey.
a bee-hive: metaph. any store or
5,
55,
f.
8,
SiKcXia,
6,
the Lat. sicarius, assassin, [a]

:
Sicilian.
26, ,
Hence
f.
favour the Sicilians. to handle roughly. 5iK\uKOs, (2/6$) of or like a Sicilian. mischievous, hurt[], ov, ov, 6, a Sicilian Greek, a Greek settler fid : c. gen. rei, ruining his in Sicily, as distinguished from the or Siculi, own affairs wanton, lewd. the more ancient inhabitants cf. eojs, and vos, mustard, SiKcXos, , Sicilian, of or from Sicily, Lat. Sicu- Lat. sinapi : the better Att. form was lus the originally migrated from Italy to ovs, Att. for Sicily the were the later Greek settlers. , sindon, a fine Indian cloth, musaiKcpa [], to, gen. aifcepos, a sweet fermented liquor, lin. II. a garment or napkin made of this cloth.
,^ .
to
, {^$) Sicily
Adj. !!SvkcXikos,
,,
:
wards.
do or speak
like the Sicilians
to
,, ,
{)
to
:$
strong drink.
or
5, $, ,
(Hebr. shakar, to be intoxicated.)
Satyrs used in
dance of the Satyrical drama, named from its

the Sicinnis, a
inventor Sicinnos.
5, ,
Ion.
gourd, but eaten

its
,
,
yos. ,
ripe.
, , , . , . . (, , . , () ^,
:
, -$
los,
($)
to turn
up
the nose, betid up-
Hence
f.
, , anything bent upwards.
From
damage wantonly: From
generally,
{, $)
, ()
$,
Ion. for
and
vos,
Ion. for
a fruit like the

II.
cucumber or a cupping glass, from

or cucumber.
district
shape, Lat. cucurblta.

6,
5,
vCkvos,
the
[] common gourd
Sicyon, a
II. vager, robber : as Adj. destroying, ravening. as prop, n., 2iViS, , Sinnis, the Destroyer, a famous robber of early Greece, [y yS]
2, , ()
f.
[]
to sift,
fan, winnow.
TO,
sieve.
aCvis,
$, , ace.
[t]
a destroyer, ra-
uivos,
town and
on the
SI'NOMAI
Ion.
Ion. impl. clviuito
:
:
636
:
'.
: ;
aor. 1
:
lage
to harry,
ravage
2.
Dep. to phinder, spoil, pil- food, provisions ; ev hence of wild beasts, to tear tenance in the Prytaneum.
f.
in pieces, devour.
II. in
mage,
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,
$, , ,^) $,
who were
Black Sea
Adj.
, , . 2, ^,
2I'ON,
distress.
also to hurt,
more general sense, to daupon, wound. Hence II. harm, mischief, damage.
diet
;
mostly in plur. aiTia,food made of corn, bread ; generally, food, victuals, provisions,
hv
5 , ,() ,
{$)
eat.
public mainto
to feed, fatten
Pass,
feed
neum,
,
TO, a
:
pirates.
opos, 6,
verb. Adj. of fed, fatted: as Subst. a failing.
, Sinope, a ,
marsh
ioivn of Paphlagonia, on the ov, 6, an inhabitant of Sinope
6v,
of
or
belonging to Sinope.
scarcity of corn : dearth, famine. ov,

f.
meadow plant.
frutum.
ing corn in
thyme.
2, -, , , 52,
-, ,
\y] or
aios, Lacon. for ^ccs.
Pass, to be provisioned or victualled.
a flour-bin, meal-jar. TO, new wine boiled down, Lat. de-
05, , a pit or hole sunk in the ground, for keepalso a pitfall.
as an outer
, a shaggy goatskin worn food. garment : a rough outer garment, with a coarse nap. Hence ov, wearing a
-5, (, )
2(5,
. ,
From
of corn.
food ;
a sweet-smelling plant, mint or food, to tuals

:
, ,) -,) -, , -, ) -, ) -5, 5, {)
like
$. ,,
Ion.
three days' provision ; public maintenance in the Prytalike
($,
want
-, , {, (,
to furnish
holding food. with corn, victual
, , ($,
{oitos,
ov, (oitos,
From
^)
the
furnisher of corn. a measured allowance

dealing out corn or
to
',
f\ms
hope of getting food.

prepare corn for
vic-
also
nished for bad faith in the shades below. from the Wise or Cunning.) irreg. pi. of
to
,, , ,
2-8
a place.
,
;
or cloak of goatskin. ov, of Sisyphus,
, ,
:
:
f.
make bread : to prepare, purvey food or Med. to prepare food for oneself: to Hence
take
bread-making, preparation of food.
, -05, , {$,
of or for bread-making. preparing corn for

the hand-mill
2.
Corinthian
fem. food: as Subst.,
)
(sub.
[],
, , an
ancient king of Corinth, pu-
ground the corn in maker of bread, baker.

that
(Redupl,
task of grinding corn.
,
f. f.
f.
Hence
,
ov,
$.
corn
-,
205, ,
ry5e
(crna-yorfus) to transport corn
convoy.
-05, ,
05, , , , feed, fatten
a place
ing corn, corn-ships. Dor. for
, ,
pi.
f. :
conveyance of corn to a place. transporting corn to (âiTos, aiTayojya vessels engaged in co?iveyaor. i pass, of
,
:
pass.
Ion. ($) feed Pass, impf. med. 3 be fed, take food feed on, eat a thing, ^, {^) convey or transport
to
,,
:
well fed, fatted. fatted, stalled, Lat. altilis. Ion. impf.

:
) (, (()
:
corn-factor.
.
:
-, , ,) ,
also provision
, (^$,
for
its
$)
^/), ,
:
woman
a
the
generally,
the
conveyance of
safe convoy,
an
escort,
(^,
corn-merchant,
irreg. pi.
wheat, corn, grain
also jueal, flour, bread : hence generally, food, victuals, provisions ; but properly of bread, as opp. to
meat
but also of anything eaten as opp. to drink
Pass, to be fed, to eat.
corn
age-money, of
, , -, , ,
to
fut.
.
:
From
:
(^$)
-5, ($, -^) -5, ) -65,

meat and drink.
ov, ov, {aiTos,
ol,
{airos,
corn-inspectors, Athenian officers, originally three in
)
the
eating corn or bread. carrying corn.

corn-watchers,
aor. I
number, but afterwards ten

Peiraeeus,
sale
in the city
and
five in
to
to eat,
to
who
superintended
importation
and
c.
ace.
of corn.
to
and
st
import corn. Hence the conveyance or importation of corn. conveying corn.
a cry of drovers to their flocks,
, , , ()
soldiers.
, ($, -)
follows, to call
{)
(()
provisions, victuals : for-
of corn.
-, ,
!
when
follows, to drive
, , ($,
them
on.
($)
them
off;
when
buyer of corn. buying of corn, purchase

also lame, limp-
($,
of or belonging to corn. an eating, feeding : also
2'2, , ,
crippled,
ing : oi the eyes, blind.
maimed: Hence
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
:
draw
Tivi
bush! be
keep secret, Lat. tacere cret, Lat. taceri. From
silence.
over in silence. over in silence.
(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
, ,. ' , , ' , ,. , , ,, ,
,,
f.
,
:
,, 9,
25, ,
,,
off wine.
<\(,
.- $
ing.
II.
637
an odd
uneven;
number
sides.
a triangle with unequal
to
tap a cask with a siphon, to

aor.
i
to be
keep
fut.
pf,
;
aeaiw-
silent or
still,
to keep silence
:
to
silence
towards one
imperat.,
2', -, () 8, () ", 2$,",.

,
the
to stir up, hoe,
barrow. pin or thole to which the
Greek oar was fastened by the

mus, paxillus.
,
:
Lat. scal-
, , the
the digger, i.e. the mole.
Scamander,
a river of
Troy,
:
Oeol avSpes Se
Adj.
a, ov,
Scamandrian ; whence Hector
called his son
still!
II.
transit, to keep in silence,
Dor. for
Pass, to be kept silent or se-
the stick or support in
a trap on
SlilllH',
05, , , {) ,,
,
II.
silence,
a being
silent
dat.
^,
which the bait
in
2. silence, stillness,
a calm.
silent, still,
collat. form of 3 1 Aeol. aor. I opt. of ov, verb. Adj. of
$.
touched, metaph., setting word-traps, i. e. words which one's adversary will catch at, and be caught
makes the
$(
is
placed, and which,
when
trap shut, the trap-spring
himself.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
SKA'Zfi,
\$,
f.
'',
passed one must pass

to be
II.
f. to make to stumble, give offence or scandal to any one, throw difficulties in bis way.
From
to limp, halt.
enemy
in chervil.
-, 2',
:
2KAIO'2,
or side, like
, $:
a,
Lat. scaevus,
left,
on
the left
band
(sub.
II. western, westward, for the Greek hand. auspex turned towards the north, and so had the West on his left; the West-g&te (of 2. unlucky, ill-omened, because birds of Troy). ill-omen always appeared on the left of the Greek auspex, or in the West; birds of good omen on the (cf. deltas). right, or in the East III. metaph. like French gaucbe, left-hafided, awkward, clumsy,
'
;
(),
the left
dug.
after
uncouth.
wardness, clumsiness, stupidity.
work, to behave rudely or indecorously. to skip, dance, bound. Adv. of in a left-banded manner, awkwardly.
in
tion
banded
, , -,
:
, (), , ()[) , ) () , . , .
ov,
= a ,
stutnbling-block, offence, scandal.
(,
a trap laid for an
)
:
a dealer
Xkos,
chervil, Lat. scandix.
a spade or hoe.
($.
\Tta\
, fem. of
,
woman
that digs.
.
,
ijpos,
digger, delver.
that
Dor. for
dug
may
be
pf.
Hence
5, , ,
fling subtlety, petty quibble.
over-sjibtly or cunningly,
a hoe.
-&, = $
to stir or
,, , ,
f.
$. $, () , {,
,= ,
aros,
trench
leftbandedness,
awkleft-
(pyov) to be
,, ,, ()
generally, trifling, nonsense.
Dim. of
to
, ,
*,
()
or os,
dig
[]
one
who
to stir,
hoe ;
poke a
coal-fire.
{)
, , ,() , ^genit. of
ov,
li?tes
a subtle quesa
, . -, ,$,,(()
:
, ,
II.
2',. (.
:
:
a forest in which mines bad been worked.

Dor. for
fut.
:
to
also
Med.
Att.
( (, ,
Pass. aor. 2
a country in Thrace,
named
[]
dig ;
to
dig a
-,
like Act.
fut.
to blink,
wink.
, a scratching or scraping up: a raking up of trifles. From , = /</)$: also a stile for drawing
out-
):
an
outline, sketch.
tri
a hollow
vessel,
(payeiv) dung-eating. a digger, delver, ditcher, anything dug or scooped out, 2. a a tub, trough, basin, bowl.
($,
light boat, skiff, Lat. scapha.

metaph.
explore
hoes: a boer or
limping, bait-
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
or
basin, or bowl:
. ,
skiff.
3, $, 5, .
688
fjy
like
a small
tub, bowl, pail.
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,
$,
a digging-tool, a spade, mattock.
()
disperse:
.
:
Dim. of
2.
or
a small boat,
4. ,, '
(,
:
fut.
:
Dep.
and impf. are seldom found in Att.,

pres.
:
the
aor. I
,
:
pf.
or
Ep.
(, /
/iat
:
-,
Pass., aor. i
,
:
pf.
scatter,
to
generally,
to
spread abroad:
sun, to be shed
shiver, break
Pass, to be scattered, to disperse
about, bruited abroad.
, $,
,
aKcOpos,
abroad: of a report,
i
Ep. aor.
Att. fut. of
a,
() ,
of
tight, exact, careful.
. .
(From
Megara
:
a thing.
of the rays of the to be spread
a scattering, dispersing.
thoroughly, exactly.
',
i.
coast between Attica and

e.
the coast of Megara

;
rpai
\a
'. ,
:
$, 2'1,, . \
aKcXis,
fut.
"
wvos,
fut.
II.
f.
((,
Adv.
, 6, , ) ,(,^(: $,
and
abuse, revile.
uncertain.)
chattels.
I. intr. to look being used instead II. of about, look carefully at, look after, watch. the mind, to look to, view, examine, consider. rare radic. form of
2'1,
/^scatter,
II.
. 6 , ($) ^,
From
like
f.
to scold,
scolding, abusive. (Deriv.
to
remove one's goods and
-05, , ($,
the officer
From
ing one's goods and chattels
conveying or mov-
as Subst.,
^^,
who
looks
to
the
baggage, baggagePass.,pf.
pi.
master.
Ion. 3
:
poet. aor. 2 of
Sciron, a robber
who
infested the
$, , = Att.
aor. 2
pf.
withered.
retreat with the face towards the

surely.
walls,
( , ) ,
to dry,
5'02,
shelter, screen.
axe or adze.
in or under shelter ;
wind.
, ) -, , , , ,
:
:
II. Pass. dry up, parch, wither. with intr. tenses of Act., inf. (as if from with pres. signf. to be parched, lean,
, ^ :
6.
Ion.
also called 2et/Jcyi/t5S ne-
, $,
thing.
2.
:
the sea off this coast.
Dim. of
a small
:
leg.
aor. i
tos, TO, the
leg
!
i.
*)
, -,
implements
:
to prepare, make ready : prepare or dress food : generally, to provide: Med. to prepare for oneself, to procure, deII. of persons, to furnish or supply with a vise.
:
.: )
aor.
I
pi.
Ion. 3
plqpf.
(^-
esp. to
to dress up,
disguise:
pf.
pass. part.
avayeiv to
retire lei-
Dim. of or a trifling part of one's dress or equipment, [a] one must prepare. verb. Adj. oi prepared, artiflcial. equipment, attire, dress, Lat. ap2. paratus: the properties or dress of an actor, etc. II. an implement of any kind, a fashion in dress. the tackling of a ship. like a storehouse for all 17, kinds of dress or eqinpments, an armoury, arsenal.
6,, , {)
, , (($) ($ -, {$,
f.
dressed up.
5 ,
enemy,
e.
, {$)
(
/ieCos,
to
make arms
or
the legs,
the
two long
implements, to manifacture.
between Athens and the
, (^^,
Peiraeeus.
pf.
pass, of
-05, ,
iSKET'OS,
fos,
$, ,
,
Hence
an actor. making arms
the dress of
a subject of reflexion, a question. aKcvos, Aeol. for îvos. poet. nom. and ace. pi. of
making masks and
stage-dresses.
|,
6$. , (&) ^,
like
to cover,
, ($) , , ($) SKE'IIAPNON, , ]'2, , a

or
aos,
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
^, ,
II.
a covering.
dresses of actors.
the body, as the vessel or
covered, sheltered.
instrument of the soul.

f.
, a carpenter's
em
Pass,
covering, shelter;
taph., ev
iv
,, , , {-}) &. . , 21, , ) , .

=
auevas
shelter frorti the
gage;
burthen.
05. , , (^,)
to
, ()
of or for
;
to
carry baggage:
have
ofie's
baggage carried.
the carrying of bagthe load of a beast of
,
,
to cover, shelter.
01
like
a coveriftg, shelter : meunder shelter from war;

fear.
of burden.
under shelter from
3 pi. pres. from one must look or consider : verb. Adj. of

Ep. for
-, ^ -,
the
, ,
From
ov,
the sutlers, camp-followers:
baggage-czn\eh
f.
17^0;, to
aKos,
o,
{$,
fut.
watch the baggage. From
Dep. with
med.
^^ )
-,
carrying baggage:
the beasts
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
knavery.
,
f.
^, {^)
,
(aitevos,
()
,
)
care in looking after
II.
. ,
conwiand.
Subst.,
stick to leati
639
:
comes down suddenly
a thunderbolt.
II.
me-
taph. a sudden visitation or calamity.
care, diligence.
senses.
, -,
tiest,
-^^, $,
aor.
II.
-08, ,
(cus,
)
of
:
looking after baggage.
aor. l part,
(-)
of
:
II.
examining
i
consideration, reflexion.
inf.
Dep., with
also as
pf. pass,
live,
, , ()
encamped :
to be
Med.
to build for oneself.
, ,
or
perceptio?i
.
by
cunning,
baton or sceptre as the badge of

the Persian court.
-5, (, ')
From
ov,
, the
bearing a staff or sceptre: chief
the
5,, -<$, -,
bearing a
staff, 2. as
3 sing. opt. to dwell,
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,
:
be
to be or dwell in a tent, to quartered or billeted : generally,
to express royalty or kingly power.
to dwell, stay,
5KHNH', ,
lodge in a place. a tent, booth : a tabernacle
in plur.
sceptre, kingly, princely.

f.
:
,
Dor.
,
6, the
command.
wand-bearer, an
officer in
{)
staff or
'-5,
f.
ov,
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,
:
2',
, ) {,
to
bear rule over. From bearing a

I.
aor.
:
trans.
place,
tent,
Hence
() , ., , , , , ,
[t]
4\
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
the wilderness
Subst.,
as Subst.,
body.
or watcher in a tent.
f.
,, , , ). , , )) , 5 , -, ,
dweller in tents
:
. Dim. '5, , , , {) {^$)

of
abode,
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
prop, support, stay
hence
to
let
little tent.
\yi'\
excuse oneself towards another.
on a
to
put up a tent or booth.
, $, 5, ^, , {)
,
staff.
like to prop, stay: support oneself, to lean or press against.
, , ,
,
^ {)
like
and
to
Med.
-5, , {, --^) (, . -,05,

:
also
ov,
fixing a
tent.
:
-5,
Dor.
making
tents
as
6,
ov,
{, ,
(os,
a tent-maker.
stitching tents:
a tent-maker.
a pretext, excuse, pretence, reason alleged. 2KIA', as Ion. a shadow, shade : the $, shade or ghost of one that is dead, Lat. umbra : of things, a mere shadow, phantom, spectre. 2. the shade of trees ; the shade of a rock ; ev indoors. 3. a shady place. f. to paint in light and shade, to paint slightly, sketch out, Lat. adumbrare. painting in light and
, {^$)
colours),
{'^)
like
2.
shade, rough painting.
to live or
, , ()
aKos, 6,
one's abode.
habitation
,)
perched on the sceptre. only in Dor. form irrov, and a few compds. a gust or squall of wind that ,
sitting,
, , ,. { , to pitch tents,
{,
.-5, {, -/)
a guard
II.
and shade (without

brella or parasol.
encamp.
dwell in a tent: generally, to lodge, take up
arcs,
, {) , ,
[],
TO,
in pi. soldiers' caiitonments.
. Dim. , ,=
=
{)
{)
:
tent,
tabernacle
shadow
shade
spar.
sceptre, staff.
ov, gen. ovos,
-,
:
, ,
f.
ov,
painting in light
:
, {)
,=
[ypa]
,
Att.
II. to
anything that shades
an um-
an umbrella, parasol.
:
aor.
:
to shade,
on.
f.
(i. e.
in the school,
, {, )
cover, veil.
overshadow, darken
to
throw a
to
fight in the
battle),
to
not
in
real
:
to
II. to fight
with a shadow
hence
fight
in vain.
2-5
a fabulous people in Libya.

ov,
-,
[a], 01,
{, )
{,
novs) the Shadow-footed,
shady with leaves.

640
pavilion.
, , ,() () , -, -
-Kiapos,
ados,
Dor. for aKiepSs. any shady covering, a canopy,
6,
Ion.
f.
^: (,
and
a shadow.
to rear in the shade, to
bring up tenderly
, ) -,
2,, ,() ,
f.
with bounding foui.

3
pi. pres,
Pass.
to keep in the
shade, shun heat

II. intr. to
toil, live
effemione's
nately.
head covered.
Ep.
shaded, become dark.

like
to
and impf.
abroad, dispersed ; when the corn
5
i.
as the sun begins to
generally, to insult.
bed, pallet, Lat. grabaius.

f.
wood, a
a straw-splitter.
like
dark.
cheating.
army, consisting of 600 foot Arcadian district ^KipiTis.
at Athens,
'SKYpas, thence called
giving
Athena ^Kipas, celebrated
the
Scirophorion, , 2th Attic month, answering to the latter part of June and former part of July.
1
, ($ ($ - , .) -, () . , , , () , () ) , . - ( () (,^: -, , , ($, ) -, , (, - 8, -, , , , '. .. $, () , ^, ,, (). , 5 ^, ^, , ', . ^ ^. , ,) -, )) 2-, -, ". , () 5-, .

wear a covering, keep
:
,'.
=
be
is
Impudence by Aristophanes (Eq. 634).
only in Pass, to be
in pres.
, , ,
-5,
aros,
,,
to spring, leap, hound. a bound, leap. a leaper, jumper.
(,
opt. of
,
es,
fellows invoked
Dor. for Dor. for
. , $,
II.
.
among
to
ttovs) spring-footed,
the powers of
a sword. [] shady : gloomy.
Pass., only used
inf.
aor. 7 of
spread
or
scattered,
scattered
($, , ($,
-^'^})
bring up hardy. hardness of
scattered abroad or gathered

;
in,
heart.
e.
at seed-time or at harvest
scatter
his
beams, spread his

shady, shaded.
Dor.
2',
.
contr.
, ()
dry, hard, Lat. durus. 2. of sound, hoarse, harsh, rough. 3. of taste and smell, harsh, rough. 4. stiff, stark, Lat. rigidus :
05, , ,
sturdy, tot/gh.
also stubborn.
Ion. for
hard, austere.
2.
metaph., i. of things, of persons, hard, harsh, stern,

hardness, harshness,
5,
f.
Att.
sea-onion or squill, Lat. squilla. to give one a tap ox fillip,
$, ,
f.
(Deriv.
unknown.)
roughness.
necked,
-trohos, 6,
a small couch, low
ov,
stiff-
,,=
,
[]
[],
:
aor. I
contr.
splinter, Lat. scindula
() ;/
Att.
:
pf. pass.
harden, esp. to harden
piece of cleft
the heart
to
make
ov,
thick, gross, stupid.
metaph.,
straw-splittings, quibbles.
ov,
-5, (,
(s,
contr. for
5$.
staff,
() .-|, -, ,
Adv. o{
in
hard ox roughfashion. of or in the twilight. with
^)
curled, twining hair or leaves.
eiSos) like a
shadow, fleeting
:
$, 6,
a shadow, shadowy.
iv,
()
shady, shadowy
gloomy,
$, , = 2, , , (') of Athena, 2$, ,

pi.
Ep. 3
impf. pass, of
()
,
Lat
sctpio.
[t]
epith.
see
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,
gambling-house.
2.
From
Ep. dat.
dice-box. [], , (Deriv. uncertain.)

at,
metaph.
trickery,
the Scirites, a division of the Spartan

:
they came from the

the parasol borne,
SKI'PON
name
[], TO, like
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
2', ,
and
f.
,,
pi.
of
to impale.
20''05,
ov,
by the
priestesses in
a festival of
Athena
artichoke.
or
SKOTVIBPOS, ,
a kind of fish, of
varieties.
which the
202, ,
to the
the
month
were
also
hard rind of cheese, cheese parings. gypsum, stucco.
(,
(,
:
leader of the spies
ox of a party of videttes.
the festival
of
5,
{"^)
in the
month
(,
running
over rocks.
headland, Lat. scopulus
''(, =
a look-out place, a crag or gexicxilly, a high rock, peak.

also
pres.
, (, ^, ()
pf.
: :
and impf., the other
f.
as
Dep.
tenses, fut.
being supplied by
to look at or after a thing
--,- -,)
:
::
only used in
aor. i
.
$,
vvKvos,
to
641
,
to be-
hold, contemplate, survey: generally, to look: to look

out. to
;
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
II.
aKotrtiv
metaph. to look to, consider, pay regard kavrov to look to one's own af-
III. to inquire, ascertain.
Hence
gloomy.
generally, to
search out, discover. later poet, form for
, ,
'$,
-,
mountaineer, epith. of Pan.

to
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. -coâi f. Dep. to stretch one's limbs, yawn, gape, feel tired or lazy.
: :
:
, () , , -,, 8, ,, , ' 2,
to look
keep watch.
Hence
about or spy from a watch-tower spy, explore. II. transit, to spy out,
moonless night. moonless, dark. , darkness, gloom : in Homer often of the darkness of death in the phrase,
-, () -, ) 5,
, Att. for , {5,
ov,
,.
'$)
-$, , , (65, Hence
with dark rough thick hair. {ckotos, grow blind and dizzy^
dizziness, vertigo.
have a dizziness or vertigo.
-5, = 5, (,
5'02, ,
:
s,
ev, poet, for okotios,
(, ($) ()
.
:
dark-looking.
dark,
6(
6$
look
on darkness,
i.
of blindness, e. to be blind
,,
spy, scout.
II.
Dep.
spy or observe from a look-out place.
(, )
TTTuv to hide in darkness. The neut. form also occurs, but rarely in Attic Greek. 0$, Hence f. to make dark, darken, to blind.
, $.
, dung, .)
Dep.
to be
:
metaph.,
$,
to
(5,
{(-)
filth, refuse.
(Said to be de-
rived from Is Kvvas
^Deriv. uncertain.)
17,
Composed of brine and garlic.
)
:
-, {^, ) ,
f.
:
garlic
garlic.
stalks
lium
leek
--5, ,
Hence
hostess.
( , , , , 2' -,
a sauce or pickle
:
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,
,
ov,
= SKT'ZOMAI,
to be
'5.
:
angry with one. angry or wroth with one.
^, ,
pf. pass,
:
to
feed with garlic

fighting
TO,
;
to train
game-cocks on
for
primed with
(- 2-|5, {") $) ,
to
hence
2,
shave the head.
Adv.
in the Scythian fashion,
in the Scythian tofigue.

ov,
(ZkvOos,
a Scythian
sullen.
bowman.
Dim. of
contr.
in pi. sprouts or
20'5, , ,
f.
f.
of garlic.
().
;
abroad:
daybreak or after nightfall.

blind.
2', , 502, ($) $,

f.
,) , .
,
garlic, Lat. al-
often mentioned with the onion
{),
-,
sullen, be of a
and
5,
{-
agarlic-breadselling-
to scatter,
disperse, spread
to be lavish: cf.
b,
a scorpion.
ov,
dark, in the dark dark, dusky

obsci/re
:
before
05, , , ()
be dark, darkened.
a, ov, also as, ov, (ckotos) dark, dtisky
in the dark: of love, secret, stolen.
, ,,
II.
($)
{
metaph. dark,
f.
darkness, gloom, dusk. kotos) to make dark Pass, to
Adv.
in the dark,
-vais.
angry-looking : of a sad countenance. Adv. TTWS to be of a sad countenance. fem. of a she-whelp. From aTos, a whelp, cub. to pair dogs for breedf. ing : generally, to breed dogs. like a young dog : f s, s as Subst., the nature of puppies. neut. like any young and /f OS, animal, esp. a young dog, a whelp, puppy. From qtos, to, plunder, booty, spoil. f. to strip or spoil a slain enemy of his arms, Lat. spoliare : c. ace. pers. et rei,
, , , () ,
sad countenance.
, ($) , {vps)
to be
angry or
to look
angry, sullen, gloomy.
angry or
also
, ($,
sullen,
, () (
,
-5, (, //
, ,
(8)
air'
v(av(s having stripped

off his shoulders.
the arms of
)-5,
Cygnus from
ov,
= oKv\o<p6pos.
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 2,
:
properly
to flay to
.) 2'1,
,
trouble.
nerally, to rend,
annoy, Lat. vexare.

aros,
, ()
aor. i
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
, ) ,
?
:
mangle, tear: metaph.
' ,
:
worms, worm-eaten.
. (, ) -$,
21', $, ,
. ,
fut.
ge-
trouble,
Hence
a piece plucked out. a rending, mangling : metaph.

to
pass.
f.
tan hides.
spoils or booty.
() , {) -$, (, ) -, {,
[],
60S,
or -Stvj/os,
,,
{,
From
mock, jeer, scoff absol. to jest, joke, be in fun. 2Kfi"P, TO, gen. dung.
to
fut.
rarely in sing, booty, spoil, prey.
,( /, , , ) ^. , , (5 , 5, 2'02
2"05, , a pointed $, ,
,
,
as
ov,
eaten oj
() 2,, () .
:
a worm, Lat. lumbricus. stake : a thorn, prickle. a jest, joke, gibe, scoff. Dim. of a petty joke. a mocker, jester. ,
aor.
i
:
aor.
at, jest
at:
gen.
\^ from
,
ov,
nom.
pi.
(from a kind of owl.

:
Dor. for
dat. pi.
of eynerald.
From
lion's hide.
ov,
",
SKTTVINOS,
but properly a lion's whelp, as whelp, puppy. Hence
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,
:
:
. , 2, )
0, like
) ,
the skin of
an animal,
receiving the spoil.
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
or
delighting in
sound.)
any young animal; was a dog's
in
Dor. for
ace. pi. of
$.
, ()
f.
:
29, , ('^)
Dor.
the pres., the Att. contr.
a brawling goblin.
is
rub, wipe,
neut.
Adv. 05, , , = $.
, ,
wash
off,
,
:
aor.
to
smear, rub
cleanse.
to anoint one's head.
Cp.
ea lon.t?/,
terrible, fearful,
.
to
:
,$,
,
:
'
inf.
anoint
Med.,
2. to
awful:
.
bees.
-5,^, ($,
of
Ion. for
as
Hence and so were able to read the despatches. meant a Spartan despatch, and metaph. a
message.
, , ($) 05, -5, (, ^) $, -, , $, ,)

,
f.
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
, . , ,, , , , , ()
, Dim. Dim. , =. $, , {$)
of
idos,
swarm of bees :
f.
of
a cane, [a]
See
of
SKT'TH
f Dor.
, ($)
,
ov,
a cudgel, club, [] shoemaker, cobbler. to be a shoemaker.
the fieck.
leathern,
made
of leather
5, ,
shoes, to be a shoemaker.
shoemaker' s shop.
From
to ct,t leather for
, , of
for a shoemaker.
From
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,
, , . -, , ,() . , , ,
cos,
5,
,
:
)
sub
but
the
terribly.
holding
swarm
(from
ks)
a bee-hive.
.a
to
swann, crowd, throng. collat. form aor. I pass, rub, wipe off or away. 2. to wipe clean.
generally, a
05, ,
for
ov. Ion.
words beginning thus, see and old Attic for
, ,
Adv. of
aTos,
-. ps, =
v.
little.
05.
-.
[t]
,,
,
, '-
Att.
^^,
ov,
cutting leather:
dens.
as Subst.,
a worker in leather, shoeto
maker.
(%, , , and
^,
gum
Hence
, ^.
2.5, s,
Adv. -puis, poet, for

inf.
aor.
of
Tpayeiv)
eos,
consume
(akin to
leather.
^-
myrrh, the resinous Ion. of an Arabian tree, used for embalming the dead.
-, ,
. ()
^$, -.
cup, beaker, can, flagon.
s
t
; : :
,
SMT'Xil
:
. '$, , .5, , , , {) ': ^: '^

of myrrh. of Smyrna, an iiihabitant of Smyrna. to flavour with myrrh. f.
643
epith, of
Sovvids,
5, , of Sunium,
Minerva, from
her temple at Sunium,
[|,
f.
aor.
:
Pass., aor. I
hawk of Sunium, 2ovv-icpaKos, 0, 2ovviov, TO, Sunium, the southern promontory of

Attica,
inf.
pf.
to b:irn in
fire, to
caused
2'", ^7705, , by ,=
f.
grind down.
, , {$)
a blow, Lat. vibex.
to
haughty way,
,
(,
!),
make smoulder away
Pass, to
a smouldering smoulder away.
a weal or swollen bruise
rub
to
Dep.
to
stalk about in a
haughty eyebrows, in pompous fashion.
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
&-5, , {, $, , , {)
to strut
pompously.
)
to strut,
to
rub
to pieces,
, ,, -, ,
of
:
{,, ')
,
by
is,
the lily, Persian
{', yeviaOai) born word hence

; :
imperat.
at Susa.
2,
man
Siisa, the royal city
of the Persians, in the proalso
vince of Susiana or Shushan
of Susa
Susa;
with
,
f.
shoo
to scare
away
II,
birds
generally, to drive away,

Ill, intr.
make wise
wise
inf.
:
, , ), {) , , {) ,
:
2ovaios,
fem. 2ovais,
crasis for
or (sub. Ion.
a woman of the province of Susiana.

(sub.
")
-, ,
cleverness or skill in
or learned.
to
II,
Pass, to become or be
knock
in Act. to
ger, bustle along.
, .
(,
write incorrectly, commit a solecism; Hence to speak bad Scythian.
an ungrammatical mode of speaking, a
, . {) , ' ,
off.
to excite, agitate.
to be clever or skilled in a thing.

:
walk in a pompous manner,

of
swag-
the sophist
deal subtly or cunningly.

III.
:
dat.
devised or contrived.
pf,
Ion. gen. masc,
and neut, of 05.
,=
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
Att.
shrewdly.
^,
2.
in a strictly pass, sense, to be cleverly

f.
as
Dep.
to devise, contrive skilfully,
,,
2. to
play
3, aor, i
]] ^:]
solecism.
speak or
, incorrectfiess
6,
()
$,
in the use
of language,
one who speaks in-
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,
trick.
any clever invention, trick : an
,,
2, to deceive, beguile.
Hence
co7itrivance,
:
cunning
artifice
also
6, 5,
{)
5. 5,
dead
:
-,
,
20P0'2,
a
,.
,
{, ')
05, , , {)
-K\ia:
a vessel or urn to bold the ashes of the
ace.
s, , , possessive Adj. of the

of thee, Lat. tuus, tua,
legret /or thee.
coffin.
2nd
:
pers. pron.
Sophocles, the tragic Poet, vovs) -voos, ov, contr. -vovs, ovv,
:
{,
:
- ,{,
any
art,
abilities
clever, wise
thy, thine,
, Ti - (Dor. tco),
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.
contr, for
Ve/ca, on by crasis for Sowi-apdTOS, ov, {ôvviov, worshipped at Sunium.
,, ,
, ,
gen. of
also of
..
:
tuum
also objective,
200'2, , , clever or
esp. one
c,
of mind.
skilful in
Earlier Ep,
and Dor. form
in one's craft
who has natural
anything:
inf.,
. ,)
=
^(
:
cunning for
clever in speaking,
matters, prudent, shrewd, cunning. 3. skilled in the sciences, learned, wise : II, of things, cleverly hence ironically, abstruse.
etc.
2,
clever in
common
(,
$, -.
devised, prudent, wise.
Hence
thy account.
invoked or
-08, , {, *(-) ,
Ep. for
f.
Adv,
cleverly, wisely
Comp,
-.
a
Sup.
Hence
. , {)
working
off.
skilfully.
to
draw
off: a palm-branch, frond. colour, bay, Lat. spadix.

f.
with the
great rate, go fast, a phrase for II. metaph. to weave, contrive, devise, money.
Lat. texere
:
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]
^-. , 2'1, () 2', ;, 5 ,, () () . , , .. ,^ , ^) 2' , . ,. , , () , , .., , 2, , ;. , . ,

644
[],
$,
bough or branch torn

2. as
f.
to be full to bursting, to teem,
Aaj. of palm
swell, be ripe, Lat. turgere.

f.
, (;)
(q.
to
to tear in pieces.
Hence
aiT&piis,
swathe in swaddling-clothes. aor. 2 pass. part, and inf. of
aros, to, a tearing, rending.
[],
f.
and ovtos,
6,
an eunuch,
the
05, , ,
poet, for
Lat. spado.
to strike
down
to
woof
, rope made from the shrub , Spar/a in Laconia: Advs.jSirap-rqOev,

:
weave at a from Sparta throwing away

Tts,
2-5
the
[],
, , a Spartan
of
to
Sparta.
:
Hence
fem. Sirapria-
iboi, (sub. yvvT]),
see
TiKos,
rope.
. Spartan.
TO,
a Spartan woman; or (sub. Spartan land, Laconia. Adj.
. Dim.
,
II.
a small cord or
a rope, cable; properly one made from
the shrub
Persian for
o-iraXeis,
Aeol.
for
\($,
2.
aor. 2 pass.
f.
scarce,
few
or scanty.
:
in
want of
a thing
criravios, a, ov, like

dat. fem.
persons, lacking, needy, in
(5, -. 8, $, , , ()
$,
want, lack, need. of things, scarceness, rareness ; ov [^], c. inf., 'tis not hard to do a II. of persons, lack, want, need, c. gen. thing. of things, wanted, scarce, needed, lacking : hence poor, mean. Adv. of seldom : Comp. -wrepov,
Sup.
of persons, in want
a torn body, a shred.
mangling.
, ,, , -,, () , ()) ,
as
, , /.
so also pf. pass,
{$)
Adv.
of things, to be rare, of persons, to lack or be
rare, few, scarce, scanty:

II.
want Hence
,,
()
of,
2^0'5, , , of things, scarce, rare.

,
,
-.
. , .. , ,,() . , () , , , ,
part,
of
sown, scattered : metaph. Thebes, the Sownmen, those who claimed descent from the dragon's generally = teeth sown by Cadmus hence
begotten.
at
2'02,
growing
in Spain,
(, ,5,
f.
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
-,
Comp. and
of Sup.
05, , ()
,
a convulsion, spasm.
II.
tension.
, () ,
,
[]
:
to live riotously.
From
wantonness,
riot.
gen. of
pf.
II.
():
lacerare
hair.
;
attack savagely.
From
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
f.
^ , ,
II.
II.
(, ,
lacking, [a]
Ep. part,
etc.
lack of corn orfood. a piece torn off,
, ^ (^ '
riototis.
[t],
or
a kind of bracelet.
wanton,
excrement, dung.
aor. I
2',
and
.)
:
(From
f.
:
Ep.
Med., aor.
to
Ep.
Pass., aor. i
pf.
II.
Att.
a rending, tearing. a rending, tearing, a convulsion, spasm.

:
{.
^:
aor.
to
tear
or rend in pieces,
mangle, Lat.
to
(
wrap
rend. or
in
3. to
draw, draw out or forth, of a sword, 2. to tear, to pluck off or out. tear or drag away: metaph. to draw
III. to
drag
:
aside, pervert.
to drain, quaff.
2.
reins.
verb.,
Med.,
tear one's
motion.'
, ,
2.
generally, to rend, cleave:
metaph.
to
of a bone.
f.
, (-)
ov, 0,
to swathe,
up.
a child in swaddling-clothes.
, ,.
V.
aor. 2 inf. of
17,
draw
tight,
in,
suck
pull the of angling, to pull up, catch; hence proye ' he took nothing by his
IV. to
in Pass, to be
draw
wrenched, dislocated,
aircto, Ep. for
aor. 2 imperat. of
(.
3. in pi.
aircios, TO, Ep. for
, (^)
SnEITA,
Lat. spira, anything

2. in plur. the
wound or wrapped
round
a thing.
twisted folds or coils

4.
of a serpent (which Milton

also, the twists or coils
calls spires).
of a
net.
to
swathe in swaddling-clothes.
thongs or straps of ox-hide to strengthen the blow of the fist, the caestus. II. a body of soldiers, the Roman manipulus, = two centuries but also a cohort.
:
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
seed or grain.
/ /, ) . . , {) '.

:
^-, --,
Dor, and Att. for aireCpcaKov, Ion. impf. of
-5, (, )
[d]
() -, , , {)
Adv.
-$, {,
ov^
645
bearing seed.
in coils or spires.
ISircpxcios, 6, the Spercheios or Spercbeus, a river of Thessaly, the Rapid (from
05, ,
).
to
6v,
hasty, rapid: generally,
hasty, hot, violent.
5',
:
f.^(u: aor. i pass.
hasten f hurry on: to haste;
to drive, hastily,
Pass, to
move rapidly or
(
:
ply rapidly with oars pres. pass. part. is used as Adj., hasty, rapid; of the mind, eager, vehement: of temIpcT/xofs
((5
in Act.
per, to be hasty, hot;
pf.
to
sow
I.
to
2. to sow or plant afield ; A'iyvvTos the arable pari of Egypt ; OTTiipHV to sow the sea, proverb, of lost labour, like
6-
sow
with one. driven rapidly.
Lat. serere arenam.
II.
or beget children born.

to
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.
,. . ^. ^, : ^, ,, , ( '^: , . , , ,
,
^, ^.
fut.
III. to
spring to light, or be scatter like seed, fling, throw about:

to
:
Pass,
aor.
metaph.
to
engender
1 pi.
spread a report
Pass, to be scattered or dispersed.

I
inf.
and
of
part, of
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.
trans, to
to press on, hasten:
to be
, : ., 2', (
II. intr.
= Pass., to
aor. 2 inf. of cTroâe, as

pi.
Ep. dat.
f.
of
($.
aor.
i
{{~():
(^,
pf. pass,
. '.
to be
angry
rush or be
Ep. subj.
I.
Ion. 3 sing. aor.
to exert oneself, strive eagerly:

:
of
f.
eager or anxious to db a thing

Dor.
i plur. pres. subj.
also in
Med.
to
2'1,
epos, 6, the Lat. speculator, a
guard.
baste, hurry.
aor.
eanuaa Ep. avHoa:

:
Pass., aor. I
pf.
there
8,
are
verb. Adj. of
'
:
:
, '^
laeum.
lunca.
the
Ep. dat. pi. of Ep. dat. sing, of
$.
of one must hasten.
^.
, {$)
,
a grotto, cave,
pit, Lat. spe
vyyos,
{8) = '\,
only
in
11. 1 1.
Lat. spe-
SmÂH'S,
is gen. ios,
754,
plain.
birds, Lat. pipio.
^', ^^^',
thumb and
:
through Xh^ far-stretched, broad

of the
shrill
to pipe, chirp,
note of small
17,
the space one
little finger,
can span between a span, Lat. dodrans :
as a measure, about
up the dead.
ovs, dat.
:
, , {)
55, ,
TO
;
to
make
a truce so as to allow of taking
the seed or gertn of
that which is sown, seed, anything in plur. seeds. 2. also of animals, seed, Lat. semen. II. metaph.
;
seed, offspring, issue
green-grocery market-woman.
,: ( , , , {) , "----'$, {, , ) 2, ^, {)
Ep. forms
pi.
:
nom.
a-rrctos, gen. a-nd-
Lat. SPECUS, a cave, cavern, grot.

otos, to,
:
gen.
dat.
and
the sea dashes

cave.
2"'2, ,
y^
17,
inches.
generally, a stone
stain, spot:
a rock ox crag against which : a hollow rock,

metaph. a
:
mish.
202, Hence
f.
0,
stain, ble-
pf. pass,
to stain, spot,
contaminate.
lyyos,
and
,=
also origin, descent,
family.
iSos,
,
:
seeds
,
up
ayopaios,
($,
to
f.
i|,
to babble.
17,
Hence
ov,
{^)
sow
:
metaph.
to beget.
to pick
up
'--8,
seeds.
babbling, gossip.
II. as
Subst.,
picks
seeds, rook.
{, ) ^,
2.
its shrill piping note, commonly eaten at Athens, a kind offinch. to eat the inwards f. , ox flesh of a victim after a sacrifice.
6,
picking up a crow that

tip
metaph. one who picks
scraps of knowledge,
an
idle babbler.
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.
:
,,
a spark.
Tipos, 6,
a spark, Lat.
scintilla.
[],
a small bird, so called from
,
:
{1yva)
:
:
f.
aor. I
67/-
646
Lat. viscera, the

lungs,
eating.
2.
,
if,
mostly
in plur.
inward paris, inwards, esp. the and liver, and such inward parts as are
a
sacrificial feast, Lat. visceratio.
-, ,
fit
3.
heart,
for
. ,
female race.
crop.
; :
sprifig, issue
about, Lat. passim,
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
inward nature.
b,
sponge.
2005
, , ,
,
:
2',
,
gen.
6$, the milt, spleen.

a sponge, Lat. spongia.
f.
dust
5, . -,, () ) (,
Att.
, .
s,
= anoyyos,
{anoyyos) to wipe with a sponge. Dim. of anoyyos, a small piece of
, 5,
2.
:
) , ) ()
:
in plur.
young
ones
the
Adv. (anopas,
[a]
spread or scattered
5, 2,$
,
airopevs, fws,
a sowing
ov,
() () s. ()
6,
:
a sower. a sown field, cornfield : a See sown, fit for sowing:

a measure
the corn-fields
of seed-corn.
a sponge.
sleeping on ashes.
Pass.,
Lacon.
for
seed, produce,
f.
to beat off ashes or dust, to

:
hence to knock, smite, beat pelted by the storm

;
oovevos
npus irirpas
oovvos
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,
;
$bake in
, ,. -'. ()
b,
5, ()
a crop.
in Scythian,
Pass., aor. I
:
a sowing.
eye.
an
^^,
-,
f.
Att.
II. to
the ashes.
of the dead.
with ashes.
(For
5,
it.
the
-,
in metre,
,, , .) $,
ashes
II.
:
'^, ,
f.
() , ()
burn
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
to roast or
to ashes.
wood-ashes, embers: the ashes III. metaph., a soaker of cups, i. e. a drunkard. Hence
dust.
os
strew
riously.
,
:
aor.
:
:
2. seed-time.
II.
pf.
^/:
pf.
I.
intr.
to
make
haste, to be busy,
-5,
From
f.
to
speak seriously, talk on
Pass, to be treated or discussed se-
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. ,
to
burn
to ashes
Med.
seriously.
to
zealous, in earnest, serious.
5,
ov,
(ovas, iy)
:
speaking
, ov,
()
Sup.
drink-offering
ov,
or
libation,
'. ,
the
right of begin-
Hence
ning
5, , ()
of,
belonging to a drink-
offering or libation.
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.
, ()
by pouring
ovuos
made
(like opKia
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.
ov,
offerings
-8, (, )
()
;
unmixed wine
ovs
to conclude a treaty.
, () , -, ,, ^ , ()
,
,
,
Comp.
, . (, ) -,,
ovaos
ova(pos,
:
^,
2.
Adv.
seriously, earnestly, carefully
-^^,,, (,
(()
dat.
haste, speed, eagerness
dren
, , ,
:
as Subst.,
ovopos,
.
i.
in haste, hastily; so
also,
. zeal, pains, earnestness

:
$, ]]
;
o,
worth pains
e.
17,
()
17,
Att.
q. v.
:
[C]
chilII.
seriously.
a sowing
a begetting of
seedtime.
is
generation, birth.
2.
,, $
as
Adv. with great
$
;
;
aîos
trotthle,
scarcely, hardly.
2.
in plur. heart-
burnings, rivalries.
III. earnestness,
influence.
the seed sown.
2. that
which
born, seed,
off-
or
),
seriousness
in earnest,
IV. zeal, regard for a person
through regard of persons, through party
, Dim.
of
a hand-basket,
[t
fish-basket.
TTjS
'iyxq
, , ,
[a]
;
;'
, ,
,
[aireipa)
iSos,
round plaited basket : a
right,
From
the stadium,
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
by a mile and more.
'^^
that of
, -, (, ), , , () , , , , .. , \($ ,, $,^,
standirig erect or upright; spears/or close fight. in a standing posture, up" Adv.
, ,
aros,
avos,
{) '/,, ()
aor. 2
inf.
pass, of
a drop, a liquid; a drop.
'^
. , ,
: :
periphr. for honey.
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:
(^)
with
irreg.
:
pi.
,
bring
647
,,
()
ov,
(')
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,
of run in the stadium, run a race.

irreg. fut.
post, the bearing pillar of the roof, the roof-tree; also the door-posts. III. a balance, pair of scales :
also,
weight by the balance

;
to be a talent in weight
running
in
two
talents in or by weight.
f.
running for a prize.
,
'
Med.,
esp. in aor. i
chide or infer by or from a thing. aor. 2 opt. of $,
,
;
'(
absol.
to
to the scale.
II.
to conjecture, con-
so,
\(
:
hundred miles
more
talkative
II.
Olympia was exactly
a race-course, because a stade long: hence,

;
, 2TAF2
mixed and made
to run a race
to
win a race
fast
:
[],
steady
;
, ov,
fought harid
'()
a kind of chess-board.
to
hand, Lat. pugtia stataria.

aor. i
STA'Zn,
fut.
trans, to let drop, to fall
standing firm, standing

a close fight, a battle
ling, dropping.
'^
;
Ep
drop by drop,
distil.
intrans. to drop, fall in drops, drip

to
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. <ws,
blood
;
:
, ,, () ,
05,
;
:$
I.
drop.
also
II.
,,
, ,. , . ,
^, ,, {)
,
, . ,, ,] () , () , ,,. /, , , , , -,,
Att. for
aor. 2 opt. plur. of
or
, ,,
gen. wheaten flour dough. Hence ov, of wheaten flour or dough. oozing out i?i drops, trickinto
()
,
Dor. for
that which drops,
a dropping, dripping:
a drop. f ^, and
$, .
()
-, (,
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,
, ()
,, .,, (:
, ()
:
.
:
, ,, 5, () , ,
.
():
5, |5, %,
:
like
the goal.
homewards.
-,
in rebellion,
dispute;
another
the line
III.
which bounds the race-course, metaph. order, law, Lat. norma.

to the standing-place, to the stall
traded by party
or
Adv.
, ,^ 5 )
,
f.
^, ()
($)
against one
:
aor. 2 part, of
intr. to rebel, revolt, rise
. ^. .
generally, to quarrel,
sidewithone against
of states, to be divided into factions, be dis'

strife.
3-5, , ($,
company:
the
the chief of
a band
sedi-
head of a faction, leader of a
From
tious party.
648
steady, fixed.
tinuous song of the Chorus.
of standing. the compass,
'. , ) ,, , , -, )
:
() , () , ()
,
raising of sedition.
seditious.
2.
standing, stationary, stable, in Tragedy, a con-
which a person II. a party, company: esp. a party is, Lat. status. 2. formed for political purposes, a faction, party.
3 '^^ ^^"^^ ^^ condition in
5.
sedition, faction.
but better
$ , -, , (5, ($, ) 5-, $ -5,

[],
fojs,
2.
a standing, the posture a position, post, station: a point of ears of corn.
()
grape-stealer.
, ao-oCs, , , , ($, ^^)
5,
corn, reaping.
-5,
(,
a bunch of grapes.
cutting ears of
as,
^-
corn.
ears of corn.
-,-, ) 6-|,
opos,
, \]-5, , ($,
,
of corn.
(,
nourishing
bearing ears of
cs,
elSos) seditious.
leaves like ears
the station ox fold.
a partisan : faction in a state, partisans, conspirators.

tion,
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
, . . ,
,
;
8, ,
one of a party ox facin plur. the members of a party or
(
,
iv opei, a mountain-fold;
-5, , (,
:
($, , , ($,
watcher of with ears of corn.
mother of
with
')
crowned
Ion. for
Dor. for
, -, 5, , ()
,
inclined to faction, seditious. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

fut.
of
$,
:
, ^ . . ^, , , ,
contr.
generally,
Hence
$: 05 () $
TO, gen.
:
5TA'XT5, $,
pi. nom. and ace. -as, an ear of corn, Lat, spica. II. a plant : metaph. a scion, child, [u-]
$,
[as trochee], contr.
: hardfat, tallow, suet,
Lat. sevum,
sebum ; opp. to
soft fat, Lat. adeps.
to stand.
II. causing to stand. Statics, (sub, weighing : the science which treats of the properties of bodies at rest, opp. to Dynamics.
05, , ,
405, ,
II. intr.
, ()
-vSJs.
also in Act., to stand.
^. ,
house.
;
= to cover, protect: Pass. f to be covered ; of a ship, to be decked. a covering, [] covered, sheathed : roofed 2. close- covered or close-covering, waterover. II. covering: confining, enclosing. proof.
08, , , (^)
, ((^$)
-5,
skilled in
ing
5$ ,
,
see 2,
verb. Adj. of
a stalled or stall-fed horse standing water.
,
to
),
covers or shelters, a covering, roof, Lat. tectum.

verb. Adj. of
iSos,
placed, stand-
ox serves for covering.
, ,
,
('/,
',
aTOS,
('/)
anything which
one must cover.
covers
08, , ()
in plur.
-8, (,
like
pales, to
crucify.
a place fenced with a palisade: a palisade, stockade, Lat. vallum. II. a palisading. ",
crucifixion.
, , () ,
f$,
) -%,,(5,)
an upright
II.
pale, stake or pole;
a palisade.
the Cross.
appearing
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,
water-tight.
, , () , (')
, (('^) fem. Adj. that
'/,
cross.
Adv.
,
5,
:
f.
bearing the cross. fence by driving in

place.
II. to
-5,, =(, )
(OS,
make a palisade round a Hence

aTOs,
urn
wet
(ox the dead.

f.
level
,
(Akin to
$, .) , '^', ,
iôs,
5, ()
the
itself;
2TETil,
tight.
, ,
s,
to cover closely, so as to keep out
absol., vijfs
a dried grape, raisin, also
$.
parox.,
the
level,
'/^
2. generally, to
^
keep
:
of a thick nature. a roof: a house. 2. an
ships not water-
off,
fend
off:
Med.,
IV.
to cover, shelter, protect
hide, to keep secret

to
a bunch of grapes. plummet of a carpenter's

level.
II.
a leaky hold water ; metaph. to sustain, bear, endure.

fut.
horses
matched
in
height by the
tread on, tread under foot; they trod on the clothes in
2,
6
to keep off xnin from oneself.
II.
to contain, hold.
2. to
III.
Pass, to he kept secret.

vessel.
aor. 2
to tread,
kv
pits,
to
wash
them.
to
2. c. ace. cognato, to tread, walk ; tread a measure, dance to tread, walk on

:
.
in
to fetch, bring, conduct a
a road, etc.
Med.
to
go upon any
aor. I of
trace or hunt out.
, 6
Ep. for
Ion.
-,
',(;) ,
Hence
Med. sometimes,
one's track, to
one.
IV. as a nautical term.

sail
:
(
to
649
:
person to a place
to
so
send for
to take in sail, shorten
draw
for
the
the bole
handle of an axe.
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
-, ) 6-,
into the
, ,.
05, , ,
TO, the handle or helve of

ivoi, b,
an axe fitted
for
{aTUvos Ion.
anvos,
narrow-necked.
ov, Ion. for arcvo-nopos.
8,
Ion. for arevos,
()
,,
aor. 2
, 2',
to walk,
, : ^: : ) ! 5 . -, -, ) -, ) , -5 , , ) ^,
$,
f.
^-, , 05. -,
aor. i
to
, () , , ., ) ,
, ,, , (() 05, -, , (05,
, ^,
, (()
galloping, to breaihe loudly;
, (^) , () , , , () , ,
in,
al,
generally, to contract,
withhold: Med. to avoid.
broad belts or girths, hunt wild beasts. anything crown with, 6, a wreath, garland, chaplet, from wool being chiefly used, it came to mean the wool itself: in plur. a shrine decked with chaplets.
put round dogs
*,
when used
,, () ,
order, to
approach : to go in line or march. 2. sometimes c. ace. cognato, ohov to go a journey also, an armed man ador cotne
:
;
go
magazine groaning from fulness. bemoan, bewail, lament.
,
;
the
II. trans, to
to talk subily, raise nice poinis.
vances scaling-ladders. Ep. for aor. 2 subj. o{
^, .-6, = . , , = , -5, ($,

f.
, , ($, , (($,
:
From
quibbler.
iropos) with
at or on a strait.
Ion.
a narrow pass or outlet
ov,
(08,
narrow
handle.
Hence
passes, defiles
or in the sea, straiis, narrows.

in
to fit
ov,
with a handle or haft. cutting stems
2TENO'2
:
Ion.
angustus
kv
narrow, strait, Lat. a narroiv compass : to

;
,,
or trunks.
2'02,
f.
the strait
(i. e.
TO, the
crown of the root whence the

:
trunk springs, the stump, Lat. codex

trunk, log, Lat. fustis.
TO,
pf.
^, , , ,
fut.
: :
generally, a
narrows metaph.
, ,
the Hellespont)
a narrow strip of land.
the siraits,
II.
plqpf.
:
array
Med.,
to furnish, equip, get
or fit out ;
equip oneself to put on clothes : Pass, to fit oneself out, get ready, prepare : also to II. to despatch on an expebe dressed, decked.
to
^ ' 5, 65 - 65 ( -,
to form
Hence
Dim. of
((.
to
set
a stem,
to shoot out with.
Sup. -oTaTos, Ion. but the regular forms
(5, ^^, -$, ((5,

close, cribbed, confined, scanty.
Comp.
and -OTaros:
also occur.
Hence
Ep,
aor.
:
Ion.
5,
-,
f.
tos,
,
,
strait,
difficulty,
Pass., aor. 2
:
[a]
pf.
trouble.
in
order, arrange,
:
Comp. of
aTtvos,
t/tos, ^,
of a ship, to rig fit out an armament

:
ready
straitness.
dition, to despatch,
expedition,
travel.
start,
set
send: Pass, to get ready for an hence to go, depart, off:

Act. to start,
set forth.
III.
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
Ion.
, (, )
(^/) narrowness,
to
crowd,
2. intr. in
distress.

650
; :
, , ()
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
:
, ,
5,
f.
6
make narrow. Greek at Troy, famous
epos,
Stentor, a
. -,
breast,
6v, Ion. for
()
Lat. planctus.
,
:
is, of a beaten caused by beating the breast. Hence a beating of the breast for grief,
deplore.
(arevotf 6\p) narrow, straitened, strait, confined, Lat. arctus.

Ion.
as Subst.,
angiportiis.
aTcirros,
love, affection,
,{) ,
-05
,,
ov, with broad bosom, broad-swelling, of the plain at Athens.

Pass.,
made
2.
form of be wanting
a narrow way, by-way, Lat.
Pass., aor. I to love, of pf the mutual love of parents and children: of any natuII. ral affection, as, betwêen king and people.
: :
, 2,
;
17,
, (() crowned. ,
regard.
ning
II.
-5, STE'POMAI, (4, -, , = (, .,

aor.
2
to be
(, {, ')
collat.
a love-charm.
poyepes,
6'-, , {(, ytp)
deprived of, to be without, to in, to lack, want, Lat. carere. a flash of lightgenerally, any flashing, dazzling light, glare.
collector
ov,
arcs,
a love-charm. Dor, for arepyovaa, part. fern, of aor. l f. pf. 2 earopya
, ()
:
of the three Cyclopes.
'^ (:
, ,
,
265,
()
os,
:
Aeol. for
of lightning.
Lightner,
name
of one
, ,
ov,
()
lightning, flashing,
dazzling.
05,
-05,
(($, yviov) strong-limbed.
also
, = (^$,
stiff,
flrm,
II.
to be fond of, like, 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.
;
2TEPEO'2,
rigidus.
cruel.
OTepeos
<60-,
60, f
confirm.
to
firm of soul, stubborn-hearted.
$ ,,
a,
2.
II.
:
stiff,
stark, firjn,
$, ,
metaph. stiff, stubborn, unrelejtting, of bodies and quantities, solid, cubic Hence a cubic number.
stiffness, fir?n?iess.
' ,. . ,
nate, cruel.
oi v/zitx, frozen. of countries, hard, stony, barren, Lat. sterilis. IV. metaph. stiff, stubborn, stiff with age.
solid: &\so strong, stout
III.
obsti-
2'02, ,
see
Hence
a hide, skin.
obstinately.
STE'Pil,
Adv.
stiffly,
solid,
Lat.
Epic Dep., used only in 3 sing. pres. and
ovos, 0,
(aTfpeos,
)
i
and in 3 pi. pres. stand on the spot: c. inf to make gestures or a show of doing something, to promise,
impf.
():
(,
to
engage or threaten
hard or
aor. I inf of
2TEPE'ri,fut.
Ep. inf coUat. form
. (.(: (,
(cTepeos) to
Pass,
:
and
pf. pass,
(^,
:
fut.
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.
:
,, (
aor.
make firm
or strong
[], , (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:
6.
to do.
Ion. for
.
edge, verge
:
From
a head-dress. anything, brow of a

rally,
III. the britit

hill,
or border of
med.
to deprive, be-
a solid body. 2. a foundation, basis: metaph. steadfastness. 3. the firmament of heaven. Adv. o( cpeos, firmly, strongly, fast.
, , , (^)
65,
away, plunder, booty.

fut.
, 5, , {()
5, , ()
ov,
II.
, ,
that
which
is
privation, loss.
solid.
<5, , = unfruiffd 608, , ,

STE'PNON,
med. (with pass, sense) of Att. collat. form of
arcpcos,
:
($, firm,
barren.
to
(.
, , -, . ,
with
aor. i
pet or battlement of a
wreaths or chaplets.
., , (^)
tvall.
also the
para-
wreaths or
wreath or chaplet.
tory.
II.
', -, ,{, (^)

f
to plait
the wreath-market.
ov,
\()
plaiting
chaple'.s.
taken
to wear a Hence , the wearing a wreath of victhe right of wearing a crown. wearing a ov,
crown or wreath, crowned, wreathed ; ayojv a contest in which the prize was a crown.
ol,
(, )
I
states
hard,
office, as
of
women,
verb. Adj. of
(py,
be loved,
vos)
lovely.
TO, the breast, chest.
2. the
breast
as the seat of the affections, the heart.
, . , () 5,
certain magistrates in the
II.
Greek
in
who had
the right of wearing crowns the Archons at Athens.

f.
:
when
Dor. aor.
of of
(of
to
crown.
, Dim. ($. , Dim. ,, $,

[t],
fern. -iTts,
or consisting of a crown or ivreath ; aywv a contest in which the prize was a crown or
wreath.
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,
Pythian, />ars/ey (aeKivov) at the Nemean, ivy (fiiaaos)

at the Isthmian.
III.
public honours : in token of public services.
to be so
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
lies
:
:
, , , , (, . -, . , , ,( , . . , , , ()() ,
turning-post
()
that
^, . ( , " : :
::
651
at
the end of the race-course, Lat. 7neta the pillars of Hercules. TO, Dim. of a small motiument. []
,
,
;,
()
()
pass.
{-
,
f.
payrjvai) to tear
be torn
a crown as a badge of office, hence a crown conferred on a citizen
or undo the threads of a warp. to shreds.

ovos,
II. intr. to
{$)
.'.
Cf.
pf. act.
((:
(^)
called
the
warp
in the
upright
loom
the
woof was
gen,
:
to put rotmd as a ct-own put round; nepi itovtos

:
Pass.
aor. 2 inf. oi
^,'.
to,
II, pass,
2.
a thread spun.
contr. for
($,
as
for
Keap
2.
see
otos,
support, prop,
stay.
magistrates in
wreath, wreathing, twisted.

arcs, to,
rounds or encompasses, a circlet. or wreath, as the prize of victory. reward, honour, glory. Dor. ace. pi, of
OS,
,
:
sxipporting.
steadfastness.
-5,
office.
s,
($,
{)
poet, for
:
eldos) like a
crown
or
= Lat.furca. ,
lyyos,
f,
,
:
STHFI'Zfl,
Pass.,
()
:
a settifig firmly, propping, a standing still, fixedness :
aor.
:
pf. to put round as a crown. II. surround, encompass, encircle, to crown, wreath Med. to crown oneself: Pass, to be crowned, wreathed, garlanded. 2 generally, to crown, to honour. Ion. for plur. aor. 2 subj. of i
:
, ,,'. . , , '. , ()($. , () ((. , . , ^, , . , . () , , (' '. ( , $.

wreath.
5, , () 45. os,f $,
2', (
:
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
aor.
pf.
(
a
sjippori, prop, stay.
(pya
Ep.
:
aor. I
Pass., aor.
Ep, for
fut,
med
or
aor. i of of Dor, for yvvrj.
to
Ep. for
pi, aor. 2 subj,
of
op,
close pressed,
thick, stotit,
sturdy
Comp.
compact Adv. -pais,
closely.
$, ,
:
leaves,
litter
also
a bed of straw, rushes or a mattress, pallet.

:
2 subj. 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. ($, , feelings, affections : cf. a prick or puncture of a aTos, formed from pf. of used only pointed instrument, a brand-mark, a brand: genein pres., to stand. rally, a mark, spot. Dor. From to bear brand-marks. , an upright stone, a post a block or post, Lat. cippus. II. a post or slab ov, bearing brands bearing an inscription, a monument, a grave-stone. marks. 2. a post or slab set up in a public place, inscribed with ov, , one who has been treaties, decrees, etc. hence, ac- branded : a runaway slave. cording to treaty. III. boundary-post ; the a prick, mark, puncture a ma,
[ij,i7,
is,
, -,,
2"02,
]5, ], Ep.
Ion. for
3 sing. aor. 2 o{
aor. 2 inf.
f.
:
of
;
for
;->,
of
and 3
sing. aor.
pf. pass,
to
tread,
walk
upoji
vav
all
the
Ep. dat.
aor. 2 imperat. of
'. ($, $)
pi.
plain has been traversed, searched.
singing with or
. , ,', 2'
:
[],
() ()
',
.^
', -5, ,() ,
5,
, ()
()
(ya, (ya)

653
jot, tittle
'..
:
tbematical point, Lat. punctum. of time, a moment. :
2,
inf.
hence
(
f.
:
II.
metaph. a
aor.
pf. pass,
to
prick, puncture,
Lat.
pungere
^,
:
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.
:
to tattoo
to
away slaves mark;

mark,
also to
2. to
make
:
burn a mark in, to brand, of runbrand cattle with a distinctive to brand one with a
spotted
;
205,
the
post:
to
3. to
beat black and blue
Pass, to be spotted.
mark with a full
05, ,
hence marked, spotted, dappled,

ov,
Xpoos) with spotted skin.
-,, 5',
stop, Lat. interptingere.
6v, verb. Adj. oi
pricked, branded:
ovv,
contr.
-,
2.
(, 6,
;
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.
TO,
{)
",
, = 1,$.
Dim. of
gnomon
,
,
rank, to stand in battle-order.

f.
to be bright or brilliant.
[t],
17,
moment.
2 ,
05
:
f.
to shine, glitter, glisten
to
flash lightning.
metaph.
:
to shine,
regular order.
f.
a drop, Lat.
stilla
*,,
,
or
()
()
stout.
;
only used
and
ace. plur.
($,
in gen. sing,
:
down
hence sturdy, tough,

(OS, TO,
a body of men in close array ; viwv array of the ships column.
pact, solid, tough, stout.

6,
Med. march
, ! , () -05, (, . {) , ,
,
aTcnrros,
$, . ()
,
metaph. a
with nets to drive the
glittering, glistening.
and
in
nom.
a row, line, rank; km a row: of soldiers, a file. a line of poles with hunting-nets into which the
or
all in
() -,, , ($, -) () ()
, ,
, ,
f.
^,
to
stand in a line or
II. /o
walk
straight.
to tell in
to set
:
a row of poles
game
into
to set in order.
II,
see
was driven.
trodden
:
-5,
ov,
0,,
(\5,
close-pressed, close, firm, solid, Lat. stipatus
c fleet, admiral.
as Subst.,
game
a commander of
II.
close,
compact body
the close
to form a close
close,
clothing, dress, equipment: a
close-pressed
compoet.
Med.
ace. pi. of
() *.
($,
is
:
a verse-maker,
to set, range, place in ranks Ep. 3 sing. impf.
5, ,
:
-5,
pi.
in
raws or ranks.
ov,
nom. of
there
[t], 6,
nom. and ace. pi. nom. soldiers, a row of trees.

a
verse.
,, 25,
remove the
or
{)
a
) ^, $,
*.
*.
dirt
(,
:
to
also a gen. sing.
writing verses. and as if from an old row, line, rank a line of II. a line of writing, a
$,
:
gen. from
oil
to
pillars,
,
at
2.
77
5, , a sort of scraper, Lat.

and
as,
, , ,, () , () $ , , , 5,
hanging infolds.
f.
, , () , , ,, ,
.$, , a horseman's
5, , ()) going
in a body.
II. a fitting out, equipping. garment, robe, Lat. stola. f. to draw on, put on to put on oneself, dress oneself in. a fold of a robe.
{()
,
cloak.
(\$)
, , ($)
of
verb. Adj. of
folded,
to
make ready,
trim, equip,
deck
Pass, to be equipped,
, Dim.
armed. a small or scanty gar-
ment.
a garment, robe; , garments of fawn-skin. an equipment, dress aros,
garment, mantle.
folds.
strigil,
poses,
an equipment for warlike puran expedition by land or sea, a jourtiey, voyin

;
(() , ()
,
a clothing, dressing: in plur.
(')
from the skin

cloister,
in the bath.
a place enclosed by
Lat.
porti-
colonnade,
piazza,
cus.
Athens this name belonged to various public buildings, a storehouse, magazine, warehotise,
II.
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
opp, to
for corn.
Stoa
oi
in this piazza, this school of philosophers
, $, , .() ,
,
:
($
since
fleet,
band, troop, company; irponas

II.
the court where the

sat.
people.
3. the Poecile, or
Zeno of Citium and

or
his successors
painted taught
called
was
Stoics.
see
f.
to pile or
os,,{)anything
heap up. trodden ox pressed
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;
(
oris;
Aeol.
also the whole face;
ship's beak.
all
the
$, ,
i,
: :
'/'
or iv
one's
to
(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,
mouth; 5id
have always in people's mouths;
kvos
, -(). , , |,
:
653
,,
f.
one who lays low, a
calmer.
pf.
grievous with the iongtte, long-tongued, noisy, babbling, wearisome.
mouth, word-coining.
the moiith of a vessel the socket of a bolt.
II. to furnish with a mouth or opening. gag. to furnish with a point or edge, to make into metaph. to steel, harden.
f.
$ , -5 -,()(, , , ,,
Att.
shoot at,
ov,
^ {,
to guess, c. ace.
at a
-^)
to guess,
, ,
pass,
c.
(.
a later
form of
:
:
aor.
:
gen.
Dep. metaph. to aim
*^) making with
the
, '^'^,
f.
.5,,,
the throat, gullet.
urine, strangtiry.
tion
, ()) -,
mark, an arrow, javelin.
shrewd, sagacious. 2T0'X02, , an aim, shot.
to
5, , ,,
to surmise, conjecture.
Dim. of a small mouth. II. mouth of a cave, a cave, vault

;
taph, to talk big, vaunt.
bastic turgid words.

0,
thing, a
, , 5, ,
f.
:
{)
III.
bridle-bit, bit.
to stop the
mouth,
to fnuzzle,
III.
tight,
steel
oozes or
, 2, ,
of the urine.
() ()
Adj.
2.
($)
:
med.
to
aim
or
2.
at, seek after.
a missile aimed
able to hit
:
able
-$.
wind
a guess, conjecture.
to twist,
Med.
turn oneself about, waver,
ij,
(-,
loiter.
retention of the or reten-
Hence
to suffer
from strangury
, {$)
,
a
$, , ,
($,
sharpness of tongue.
f.
moan.
lament.
ing
sighs: generally, mottrnful, sad, wretched.
instrument, knife, scissors.
fection of parents and children.
, () , 5, , {) , , :: ( ,
to
II.
() , , ()
hardening of iron into
() $, , ()
mouth
()
to rant,
mouth: me-
an army, a commander.
one who uses bombombast, rant.
lofty phrases,
camped ; Ep.
a
or
a mouth, inlet. giving an edge

;
steel
that has
much mouthing
groan,
to
campaign ;
vice
at
vice,
sigh,
trans, to sigh,
groan over
or for,
an armament, army
ov,
a groaning, sighing, wailcausing groans

or
in plur. groans, sighs.
(,
tv,
($)
for military
also
5
up
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
, () , . , , . ,
as a soldier
pass.
:
:
() $, ,
,
a groaning, sighing, wailing. like ovv^, a sharp point: a sharp

love, affection, the
natural af-
STOPE'NNTTVn
and
to
shortd.
by metath.
pf, ^pwis.
fut.
aor,
also
(.:
Att.
,
fut.
, ( () , ,
5, , () ,
f.
, .) -, , -, (. , () () $ ( , , () , () 5,
bind
is
fut.
-^^,
oît,
Lat. stringo, to
draw
tight, squeeze, compress.
gen.
'/'/$,
(-'/)
that which
squeezed
f.
a drop.
ô, for
to lighteti.
ov, o,
{05,
to
the general of
,=
encamp
Pass, to lie en-
3 pi. Ion.
(nl
-, ,
:
; km home and abroad
8,
in pi.
:
to be
an expedition, on foreign seret
Lat. domi
militiae,
campaigns, military ser-
warfare.
, fem. Adj. the Warlike, epith. of Minerva.
an
expedition.
a company.
belonging
to
or fit
service, serviceable.
war, serve II. Dep. to take the field, march. aor. I and pf. f. med.
to serve in
verb. Adj. one
an expedition. must march.
From
as
soldier; pf. pass. part.
(($,
:
to take the field, serve
having
been a soldier.
f.
spread, spread out, stretch out, strew; aat.Lat. lectum sternere, to spread or make
c.
a bed
to strew with a thing,
c.
II. gen. to be general of army, command. Hence ace. rei, to do a thing as general. the act of a general, esp. a
incorrect form of
'/.
a general
the office, digl. the qualifica-
to be
,,
-, ,
stratagem, piece of generalship.

Ion.
nity,
, .
post of a general, command. tions of a general, generalship.
(^)
3. the
time of a
inf.
oi
general's
command.
Dor.
for
pi.
of
Desiderat. of
to
wish to
be general.
654
neral:
\\. fitted generalship, Lat. scienlia ret miUtaris. for command, versed in generalship, skilled in mili-
tary matters.
praetorium:
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, theâ^-ship; and so, II. as Subst. a female alone.
commander
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 ;
III.
paign.
to take the field.
gen.
of an army, a general, commander.

Ion.
generally, a company, hand.
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;
: :
(sub.
),
of
fit for a
ge-
or
Adv.
-kuis, like
a general.
the general's tent, Lat.
'/($
or general.
('/)
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/), ,
2-8, ,
aor.
i
($,
{()
,
pass. part, of
a screw, press.
an instrument for winding, II. an instrument

twisted, bowed, distorted.
of torture, rack.
,
f.
the
Roman
alone, the Praetor.
lass, to
Ion. for
Ion.
-, ,
to
II.
an expedition, cam-
II.
the
army
itself.
f.
lead
From an army into
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
{(\)
,
,
,
the field:
c.
or dislocated
bright.
a sprain.
trans, to lead,
command,
(rTpciTT-aiYXos,
ov,
'^)
whirling
also c. dat.
From
ov,
expedition.
-5,($) 05,
Hence
expedition, warlike
service
suited for
Comp., out more

dier
:
vavs),
army,
to the
, , ) -. 05, -) . ( , , , ' -,
-, ,
,=
:
[],
,(6$,
a leader
one of the vertebrae of the neck
an army, armament: II. = an
05, , ,
also
,,
;
easily bent or twisted, pliant

ible coat, i.e. a shirt
of chain-armour or mail: pliant,
ov,
ov, 6,
soldier.
Hence
{)
of,
a general. belonging to an army or as Adv., valiantly. a citizen on military
supple.
2. as Subst.,
turned, to be wroiight upon;

ov,
pliant tongue.
6v,
(sub. apyvpiop), the (sub.
of or for soldiers : pay of the forces

the soldiery;
to
. ,, 6-8, {^, )
III. bent,
collar of twisted or linked metal, Lat. torques : necklaces. metaph. to he bent or
^
i
anything which turns, also a socket. verb. Adj. of

:
a flex-
(sub.
),,
a glib,
curved.
wearing a
collar or necklace, Lat. torquatus.
(sub.
military affairs. H'fit, Hence a soldier or military service.
Pass, to be squeezed or pressed out : to be drained of strength, exhausted, grow weary, to be worn otit.
{^)
Adv. in military
style, like soldiers
-,
f.
to be fitted
tvhirl a thing
round:
I
, {, )
pass. part, ot
Pass, to be whirled, to spin
like transport-ships.
round and round.
as fern.
of Adj. martial.
idos, fern,
a female
sol-
2.
(sub.
commander of
ment
{oTpaTOTtihov) to encamp, take up a position.
,
:
-,
&-6^, ,
-, -,
f.
a troop-ship, transport.
, {, ')
,
ov, 6,
enlist soldiers.
($,
army.
{, )
{(5,
guards
at
:
5',
:
aor.
f.
aor.
1
Pass., aor.
to
levy ati
aor. 2
the praetorian
and
an encamping
also the station of a fleet. also as Dep.
,
Rome.
prophet
the
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.
:
[]
pf.
'. '.
Ep. Dor.
to spin or
'
:
pf.
:
an encamp- from
the right course, embezzle, intercept.
VI.
From
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
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
circle.
cunning villany
,^ () $ () , () , () . ,. , (, ) 6-, ) , ()
2.
and
fiee
^, . 8( ,
: ;
() ,
655
5,
5,
;
s,
<8, -,
wanton.
, 5,
a top:
17,
(^
to
6,
circling, rolling.
in Music,
in the perversion of justice.
2TPHNH'2,
f.
solence, wantonness.
particle.
tone, to scream.
f.
like
med.
round
afir-cojie, pine-cone.
whirling dance, pirouette.
cone.
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.
top.
, , ,) -, , , , , , ( , () -, , () , -, , 5, , , ,. , ,. , , (), ^ $ 5.
2TPI'Zil,
collat.
,
cos, to
is,
rough, harsh, grating.

[aj,
()
form of
:
($)
riot,
to
wax
:
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,
to
excess of strength
in-
tvhich
Comic word,
, , (5)
f.
the very least fraction or
to cry in
a shrill
to spin or
05, , (\$) , (^)

,
:
make giddy, dizzy: Pass., with fut. a Hence to spin round and round. whirled round or about. ,
to twist about.
whirl about
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,
, , ,
ihtijffler.
which the
lyyos, o,
() ''/($
answers.
'8,
ihos,
()
Pass.
birds.
5,
,~
eddying round, of
0,
or spins
a top
afiything which whirls hence, from likeness of shape,

2.
es,
<5, , ()
() {6$,
a whirlwind.
3.
spinning, whirling.
(Idas)
like
a pine-
a twisted band, a belt : a cord, II. a twisting of a siuaddling-band. the bowels, colic, Lat. tormina. Ion. -8, , a wind blowing from the Thracian river Strymon, i. e. a NNE. wind. From ov, of the Strymon. ovos, o, the Strymon, a river in Thrace.
rope.
2.
5, ()
,
(5,
a band, girdle.
to
wheel
(^) , ()
to
a whirling round.
55, 2, , ()
,
II.
sour, harsh,
rough
to the
round
off: to twirl.
taste.
metaph.
soJtr,
hanh,
austere, morose.
2.
a spiral
, (6$) ()
Adv.
shell.
which slaves tied up the bed-clothes.

aKos,
to whirl.
(, ts) (, ^)
,
:
one
who
spinning like a ball. anything whirled round, a
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.
, ov,
($)
,
ding.
From
2'5,
$)
$ , ()
05, , ,
(, )
656
(TTvyepos
--, )
a
ariryepos, loathsome :
,,
c.
(/)
and
dat.
baled, abominated, hateful, bearing malice or hatred towards
.
rudely,
shake,
clouds
man.
es,
miserably.
/),
yov
:
6,
5,
f.
with hateful look : hateful. Adv. of crvyepos,
aor. I
to exabominate, abhor, loathe : stronger than press abhorrence. II. to make hateful or horrid.
Hence
hateful.
,
25,
fut. 3
pass,
aros, r6, a hated object, abomination. \v]
, ^ , , , )ds , () , . (^)
crabbed, cruel.
:
6-05, ,
to
:
05, , ,
smite : of the wind, to scatter generally, to treat roughly, maltreat.

also os,
the
(cTvyepos,
tough: of flavour, sour, acid.
()
2.
close, solid,
metaph. harsh,
^
aor. I
opt.
one's
sorrow,
05, ,
f.
also
shortd.
from
;<^5,
hard, rugged.
2.
also (as if
:
(/)
aor. 2
:
hate,
from
-KOiros, ov,
($,
Pass.,
rough, stern.
striking with a
stick.
to
contract,
draw
together: of an
astringent
taste,
in
xetAca
having
one's lips
drawn
in.
[]
hated, abominated, loathed:
portico.
or their system
(Sri/f) of the Styx or
II.
the nether world, Stygian.
^, ,
a, ov, also os, ov,
be of
hostile.
^$.
or
\y]
to
f. (crvyvos) to be sad or gloomy, sad countenance.
CTvyvov
riage-bed.
gloom, horror.
mination,
,, ) -, () ,
,
f.
, {vyi)
II.
a gossip-monger.
to
hated, abhorred, hateful,
sad, gloomy, Lat. tristis

to
neut.,
as Adv., gloomily.
talk, converse.
{arvyvos)
make sad
gloomy:
Pass, to be or become gloomy.

ov, {arvyioj,
sons, a gossip, chatterer.
hating the marabhorrence an abo-
(OS,
to,
hatred,
II.
an
"^,
[]
f.
object of hatred,
gossiping: ahofltient. [] 5T' Dor. TT', Lat. TU, 2nd pers. Ep. nom.
oe, enclit.
, . {, -8,,, , , , 5,
57,
Dor. for
,
:
II.
of or like a colonnade or of or belonging to the Stoics '^,,, , a Stoic.

Stoic,
Hence
wordiness, chattering, gossip.
vXKy)
sense, to
or as Dep.
(\5)
be talkative, to chatter, prate
in
good
,, = ()
ov,
chattering: of per-
mouthy, wordy, talkative,
THOU;
:
beam
,,
,
a pillar or mast of a ship.

[i5],
also,
2.
a post, pale, a
gen.
gen. ^Tvyos, the Styx, i. e. the Hateful, Horrible, a river of the nether world, by which the
2', ,
aros, to, Aeol. for
gods in Homer swore their most sacred oaths. that which is hated, an abomination.
^,
or
) 2',
alum
:
or
aor. I opt. of
hemp
a hemp or rope-seller.
. . , , -, -8, , ", ^, , , -, {, - 2$
rarely
(ctvXos) to support with pillars.
Tvs, Tfovs.
Dor.
, , , , ^, ,
:
at.
gen. There
enclit.
, ,
subst. dat.
Pron. of
ace.
ouo,
Ion.
lengthd. tcoO and
are also Ep. forms of
(,
:
aeo
Dor. Tev,
Aeol. and Dor.

;
and Ep.
enclit.
:
ace.
6,
.
pi.
dat.
Dor.
Dual
gen. and dat.
$, Ep. $.
,
(avs,
$,
, ,:
and
or
II.
yi.
, ($,
f.
aypa) a boar-hunt. aypa) one who hunts wild boars. to live like a Sybarite, i. e. lux.
like
tow, coarse
uriotisly, effeminately
[i5],
From
a rope or halter made of

or
ov,
it.
Magna
Ion. los, Sybaris, a city of Graecia, on a river of the same name, noted for luxury.
ccus,
gen.
tow,
the
coarse
part
of
or
bemp. [] arUTTOs, eos,TO, also a stick, [v]
,
strictly
Ion.
() , () ,
fem. of
ov,
[], ov, , ("Sofiapis) a Sybarite: a luxurious liver, voluptuary.
2$
a stem, stump, Lat stipes:
(sub. 7^),
Dim. of
2TT'PAS,
spear-shaft,
aKos, 6, the spike at the butt
, an
[]
208, , , (') 2$, ^$,
astringent salt,
Sybaris.
binding, astringeftt.
a herd of swine.
, -,
,
;
of or
like to Sybaris.
end of a
the
generally, ill-usage.
f.
[]
or tree which yields
islets
2TT'PA3, a/fos, 1), the shrub gum called storax. [v]
site
605, ,
striki?ig, heating,
pushing about;
thrust or
swineherd.
, (\$)
From
) 2- , ) - -, ) -5,
a flute-case.
or rather
i5os,
fem. of
woman
of
(-, ,
II.
(Deriv. uncertain.)
(avs,
a pigsty.
(ads, the name of some [], near Corcyra, and spots on the mainland oppooriginally, swine-pastures.
and
ov,
(ads,
ov,
(, yai)
to
push
married, wedded: as Subst.,
yyaos, , ,
united in marriage, a hus'
hand or
wife.
2.
sharing the marriage-bed ; in
plur. of rival wives.
or together.
family, relationship, kin.
natural, inborn.
or family, akin: ol avyyeveis kinsfolk,
avyyv4s,
taph. of the same sort or kind, resembling proper, natural.
men.
the fields.
with.
with,
with.
together, meet.
aor. 2
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.
to
, . , -, ^ , - - -, -, -, -, -, - - -, -, - - - -, -,
ovos, 6,
, , 66, , -8,,
is,
-, -, (, -) -, , {,
f.
)
:
bordering on.
laugh with
. , ,
scribere
:
6,
657
(avyyevqs) connexion by descent or

2. kinsfolk, kin,
family.
aor. 2 inf.
of
(, y(veaeai) a common father. -8, {, yfveoOai) born

6,
common mother
fern,
of
with, congenital,
II.
of the same stock, descent
kimmen ;
2.
:
ffvyyiv(ia,
kin, relationship.
me-
{cvyypa<pw) that which is noted or written down, a written paper or document a writing, book : a prose work. (ojs, 6, {ovyypa<pw) one who writes down, one who collects historical facts, an historian generally, a prose-writer, author. II avyypa(peis, 01, commissioners appointed at Athens in the Peloponnesian war to consider any suggested alterations of the Constitution. (avyypafpw) a writing or noting down. II. that which is written, a book, a history. 2. a written contract, a covenant, engagement. III. work done by contract. given to writing history. From
$,
05,
,,
^,
fitting,
f.
to write or note
II.
to describe.
(TvyyeviKos,
17,
6v, {ovyy^vijs)
becoming or
like kins-
pile
a work, Lat. componere
c.
down, Lat. concompose or comace, ^vyto
Adv.
-kSjs, like kinsfolk.
avy-ykpu>v,ovTos,6,(ovv,
f.
ypv) a fellow
in old age.
ypaipiv to write the history of the compose or write in prose.
war
generally, to
to
III.
draw a
conIV. to
, {, yiwpyos) a fellow-labourer in
17^0;, to
be a fellow-labourer.
From
written
tract.
contract
2. to
Med. to settle by draw up a resolution.

:
written
f.
,
f.
paint by contract.
to rejoice with.
f.
,
f
to exercise with.
f.
[],
to
grow old
together
Ion.
-qcrw
aor.
-5,
:
ov,
{,
cvyKaOiiKov
to pull
down
together, to join in pul-
yfjpas)
growing old
[t]
:
together.
ling
down
or subduing: generally, to accomplish with
later
fut.
-yivqooconverse
any one.
burying.
to be with, hold
communication or associate
intercourse
with,
3. absoi. to
to
join in arranging or
live
with,
hold
2. to
come
to assist.
come
:
fut.
Med.:
to sit
later
:
ayvfyvojv
pf.
f.
yyvoa
with or together.
to
think with,
close with others.
pass.
destroy with.
have a fellotu-feeling with another, to make allowance for another, excuse, pardon Pass, to obtain
pardon ox forgiveness.
other, allowance for
,
-5,
III.
avyyvwvai
to be conscious.
IV.
pf. of to be seated with or by the side of : to meet together in a council or assembly.
-( - -, ,
f
:
Ion.
to shut
[]', aor.
(see
a claim
make allowance,
donable.
{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,
, , ,
:
, = vyyv. , {ovyyvwvai)
him
ov,
:
05,
fellowfeeling with anpardon, forgiveness : also
Med.
intr. also in
to forgiveness, excuse.
ly,
{yyvv)
II.
inclined
to
indulgent.
of things, par-
together, to join in establishing, settling,
-, -|, , -, -, -, -,
f.
')
-:
up or
en-
fut.
to
drag down,
to sleep with.
properly
vyaioa,
f.
to
to sit together,
make to sit or place together: meet for deliberation. II.

to let
Act. to
f.
sit
with.
, fellow-feeling, forgiveness.
gen.
ovos,
From
(,
nital, natural, inborn.
2.
Lat. cognatus
sister.
as Subst.,
5,
- -, -, ) -, - -,
-Pass, to let oneself
f.
down with or
together
down,
stoop, condescend.
to establish
with or
Att.
[d]
fut.
managing. to set on
:
connected by blood, akin,
to call to oneself.
,,
a brother,
,
05,
{,
2. to call together, invite to
a feast.
, ov, to be covered or veiled and , , covered, enwrapt. From

io
658
shroud:
bour or
or travail with.
ther or sister.
pf.
to
condescend.
with.
old with or together.
bringing back.
or set together with.
yoke, join inmarriage, marry: meta.ph.,avyKaTaCevâi

aTTj to
proval, assent.
assent
down along
with or together.
with : Pass, to recline on the same couch with another at table.

to
lie
with, to join in acquiring.
-, -, - - -, -: -, -: -: -[, , 5, {) -, -, -"/ -, -, -, -, -, , -: \65, -, -, -, ^ , -[6, , , ^^. -, -, -, {) -, 5, <-[, , -, -, , -, -, ,^. -, -. -5, -, -^ -, - ~ -6, -, -,- -, -, -, -6, -, -, -, , -. , ^. -, ,, -,
f.
-, , -,
17,
, (/)
--,
to la-
-,
Pass, to
f.
,
to
Med.
f.
to
wrap
cover or veil completely, oneself up, cover one's face.

:
aor. 2
sj/ffer
with, sympathise with.
one's
aor. 2
2. to
labour
a joint.
:
. -, -, -,
mingle with
:
to
f. and metaph. to absorb in
-, -',
-,
mix
in with,
among
bend together, bend the knee
bend
oneself.
satfie time.
-5,
ones
aid,
one's
los,
and
, {,
own
sister.
$)
:
own
bro-
-, , -, -,
f.
a thing.
to be shut close. to assist in conqi/ering.
to
allot jointly
Med.
to
share
themselva.
f.
tofll up with at the
f.
f.
, ,
f.
to intertwine ivith.
f.
f.
f.
, ^,
,
to join in effecting.
to
throw dcivn together.
to
demolish with another
go or come down with: come down to the contest with.

to
f.
to
come
2. to
or utterly.
at the
same time
Med.
to
[], to pour over pour over oneself at the
aor. 2
iame
up.
ti?ne.
to
pay down together

rj,
2.
a going down condescension, submission, accommodation.

f.
[a]
to
grow
to.
f.
,
f.
to
lead
down
with
to join in
gether.
ther
f.
and
, -:
f.
aor. 2
to sleep with.
to pursue
to
with or in company. join in enslaving.
aor. 2
draw up with
to sink
2. to
f. to help in making or setting furnish completely. f. to bring into one tent with. f. to dart down together.
f.
II. to
gulp down
f.
, ,
[],
to pull
down
to-
together.
to
to
bring
f.
to
make
subject together or at the
Att.
-, ,
pass
to lay
an end togesame time. to arrange or
or together.
pf.
-,
to
f.
-,
Pass,
part, of
down
or deposit at
pf.
to
join together by the
the
same
time.
II.
^-
to
make him a yoke-fellow with misery.

f.
,
II.
bury along with. agreement, ap-
agree with, assent to. aor. 2 -(Tpayov, to eat up together. aor. 2 inf. of Dep. to join in a lie f.
f.
submission.
against another.
to
make an inroad with another.

to die
with
:
along with.
to
with or together.
with.
II.
Pass, to be reckoned
Dep. to condemn along
to
burn
all together.
f.
or
agree with, favour,
{,
II.
ibo) to
go down
:
with.
Ion. for
f.
ov, agreeing, approving, assenting to.
Ion. for avy/caOaipfw.
pf
pf.
Dep.:
to help or join in
Att.
[]
f.
to
burn
rate with.
kill
accomplishing a work to help in subduing.
to coopeIII. to
Pass, to be burnt with.
with or together, help in slaying.

f.
:
Pass, to lie
down
with,
lie
with.
Ion.
to shut in
or enclose
-\
aor. 2 act.
Dep.
f.
to
come or go back
:
together.
:
aor. 2 -itpa.'yov
to eat
make
down
tip
with or together.
f.
-,
to to
Dep.
to
pray for with
to cut
f.
with or together.
down
-, -, -, -,
,
f. f.
up together. Dep.
:
or together.
to
get or gain
aor. 2 part, of
to slay
-ktcvw.
with or together. to seize or occupy
other, _/om or assist in colonising.
-,
to
f.
to accuse together.
Ion. for
f.
f.
/,
dwell with or together. colonise jointly with anII.
to settle in
f.
,,
f.
a place
to leave all together.
time.
to
join in undoing or putting
io help to depose.
Med.
-^,
along with.
f.
III. to establish at the
same
to pity with or together
bewail with or together.
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
-. ,
:
-, -,
.
to bury with. f. Att. patch up, cobble, furbish up. aor. i part, of II. to Pass, to lie with or together.
to
have been
piit together, to be
-, , ^($. 5, {^) , /^ , -)5, '^$ ), ^^

neighbouring
lot,
-, ,
<-5,
the
.
:
having
659
otie's lot
ov,
together, having a
II.
neighbouring.
assigned by
same
lot.
Hence
^^
of
of
&'^\$, <,, .
pf. pass. part,
<epcvs, , --'5,
in
65, (,
pf.
f.
Att. pf. pass, of
pf. pass. part,
pf. pass.
o{
-, - , , ~ -( \
of
6, , ^. (, ^. -,
as if welded together,
pf.
i.
Adv. pf. pass. part, of avyKepava tempered manner. Adv. pf. pass. part, of avyKpoe. firmly, closely.
^.
i
, . -, ^; - ^. -,
Ion.
[t],
f.
with.
by the waves
pf. pass,
Hence
the
-, f.
of
-6,
pass,
:
f.
,or
:
to join in
ordering or bidding.
to pierce or stab together.

:
f.
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,
aor.
pass.
ther,
shiver in pieces
-^, ,
f.
tounded.
summary,
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 ;
<-, ,
closing up.
Att.
Att.
, , - -:
:
,) , , - ^ ^^ -KOtTOS, ov,
^
[]
:
pf.
-Kt-
[a] Ion.
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.
, , -, -,
:
vhos, o,
washed together thrown together, promiscuous. Pass, with fut. med.

:
, (, )
to
,
,
^.
to lay together:
Pass,
to lie
shake up together, confound.
to sleep
with another,
-,
lie
with.
dat. rei.
-05, ,{, ,
to
f,
of or belonging
Pass,
to
be thunder-stricken, as-
Hence
) -, ,
>-5,
-^^,
,
From
partaking jointly of thing. II. sharing one's bed. the marriage-bed. stick together. to glue or
a.
-', <-6,
:
to stwi up,
-, ~- -, .-: -, <)5, -, -. , ',

:
/. yvv.
{, ^,
-,
Alt.
($,
a shutting up, f
From
f.
Ion.
old
2. in Pass, also to claim as one's own. U. to help in burying. gained together. , a cutting into small pieces.
to be
II.
i.
j/crcu:
:
Pass., aor.
pf.
or
or
-]
up;
old
a retrenching, cutting
Ion.
to
shut up, to
hem
in, en-
( $
close.
2. to
shut, close.
3. to close
to lock
their shields.
II.
Pass, to be shut in, enclosed, surrounded.

closely united.
-, -. -5,
f.
2. to be
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
\^,
to steal
Ion. for
^.
range.
along with.
ov, ajotnt-heir.
ther, blending,
-, , -, , , -^, {^) 8,
II. to
f.
away: in Gramm. syncope, more letters in a word.
e.
confer honour on. to help to lighten.
fs,
a mixing toge-
tempering.
660
blended: closely united.

ther.
, 5,
:
, {'</(.)
f.
mixed
?.
::
together,
[],
II. to
a comparing, comparison.
f.
strike
-,
to
compound, put togeHence II. a putting together, compounding. compare

:
-,
time
to estimate.
, -,
-/|,
:
time, to
:
,
pf.
pass.
together:
absol. to clap, applaud.
- ((
to
to
clap the
hands
II. to beat,
ham-
Pass., aor. I avyxevat ^tf. [], and 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass. ovyxvTO pf. to pour together, mix by pouring : hence to throw into
: ;
, -: -,
Pass, to
f. to winter with or at the same weather the same storm. f. 77^0, to hear a hand at the same
perform together.
Ep. aor.
f.
-^
I inf.
I
aor.
( ^, -(
of
Ep.
inf.
2. metaph. to weld into mer, or weld together. Pass, to be well one ; of soldiers, to drill, discipline :
trained, in
concoct.
From
Xupe
lision, to
throw into confusion.
to conceal utterly, to hide.
help to acquire.
f.
5, , -, -, , -, -,
good
discipline.
3.
metaph.
II.
fws,
collision.
f.
to strike together
clap the hands. wear out by collision.

f.
II. to
^
coloniser.
also, to
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.
a quarrel.
2. to
bring into colconfound,
to assist in supplying. From acting as choregus with one : generally, helping to defray expenses.
^, ,, -,
ov, 0,
f.
,
-5,
;
to
a partner in a dance. dance with.
From
-05, ,
f.
ov,
grass joining
-,
at dice,
, -,
->,
to
cover up completely, envelope
f.
Dep.
to
gain along with,
using
to
join in colonising.
Hence
like colour,
ov, o, a joint ov, 0,
founder or
together.
Dor. and Att. fellow-hunter fellow-huntress.

so as to meet, to stoop
spire
to
;
, -, -05
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
-,
TovTO
one point.
: .
f.
pf.
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,
-, - - -(
' h
f,
and
be
,
:
blending: confou?iding : abreaking through, violating. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of to melt together, to tnelt down. f.
, ,
, ,y . -, - , /
:
-. -, -,
Ion. for
f.
(,
bordering upon, adjacent
-,
:
hence
to
Dep. to join with in have dealings with.
ov contr.
of one colour. [], late form of
($,
-, (, ) ^, , (/)
ovv,
.
:
$)
properly with the

to.
of
mixing
together,
and
to
,:
Ion.
pres.
inf.
f.
aor. i
pf. pass. tip
heap
all together, to
heap
with
earth,
bank up.
II. to
make
into ruinous heaps,
to
bend forwards
this
dismantle, demolish.
another, confound.
f.
III. to
heap one thing on

to
lay heads together, to con-
ev kari
'($
: :
comes
all
II. to
bowed down,
to
bent double.
^ /. , ,
or
aor. i
pf.
-(
-,
possible.
and
to
come
together,
unite.
come together or
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,
II.
assent, acquiesce in
agree, acquiesce.
it is
-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.
) -, ) , 5 -5, -, , ^)
,
(,
agree
to,
c. inf. to
agree to do
4. impers.
Hence
or plur.
,
verb.
:
absol. to
it is
agreed,
-a,
Adj. one must
concede.
[C],
Adv.
(()
with rushing motion, hur-
riedly.
{,
-,
[]
:
f.
med.
to rejoice with, join in one's joy.
to
-4),
wish one joy, congratulate.

i
2 pi. aor. 2 pass. subj. of part,
(jvyxfas, aor.
-. .
{,
:
5, -,
together.
aor. 2 pass,
-ÎI.
marriage to yoke for oneself.

:
-^ ^ - -^
hog's-\zxa.
inf.
:
<rUtos, a, ov, (avs) of swine, Lat. suillus
f.
to live with,
live
[]
f. Pass., aor. and yoke together, couple, unite, Pass, to be yoked or coupled with
:
(in
to
Med.
esp.
to join in seeking out.
of
5,
-],
f.
to seek or
examine together with,
Hence
inquiry: a disputation; and
, joint
^, , -{,
,
fellow-inquirer
:
yoke or pair of animals.
, ,
<{8,
to
$) , (^/)
Vzss.{avv,
a, ov, poet, for
disputer.
grow dark together.

joint.
II.
[],
ov,
joined, united.
united, esp.
but also,
girdle.
Med.
, , ^$. (, -, -, -, , (,
wedded
vyos,
, ()
as Subst.,
union:
^^.
yoked together,
, () ,
in
slanderer.
sycophant, false accusation, slander.
slanderous.
yoked together, paired,
yos, , a yoke-fellow, comrade, friend.

, ,=
arcs,
'/$, ,
a wife
informer.
a girding together.
II.
From
f.
gird
oneself,
to gird together, gird up gird up one's loins.
berry, Lat. tnorum.
, ,
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.
(.
,
,
;
() ,
,
Ion.
pi.
the fruit of the
!,
:
^. 2"'1,
:
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
f.
a mul-
a slain
( ((
<,
,
:
, !, , ). , , , , . ,
the sense of a
661
common
informer, a false accuser,

the
behaviour of a
,, ,,
,
,
Hence
the Sycophant-wind.
like
Adv.
(!)
of
a sycophant, a female
-kSj!.
fem.
-$, , , (, -, , (, )
(!,
ov,
poet, for
to
;.
so also
f.
aor.
Pass., aor.
pf.
to strip off the
enemy
c, ace, pers. et rei, to
strip
:
anns of off arms

c.
$,
hzt.ficus.
, ,
ctukIvos,
cruKis,
the mulberry-tree, Lat.
morus.
contr.
eas.
and Ep.
<, (5
:
5(5
tree,
II. of thefig-tree. metaph. from the spongy nature of this wood, weak, good-for-nothing fellows: also with allu-
orfigs;
sion to
Egyptian kind, called also 2T'KON, a fig, hat.ficus.

fig, a
, () , () !, , {) <, , -, {, ) '-(, {, (-$, 5. ! /. ,

Ion. gen.
the fig-tree,
{)
from
a person, or to strip
:
ace. pers. et gen. rei
him of his arms

c.
Pass.
ace. rei, to be robbed
or deprived of
to strip off:
thing.
2. c. ace. pers,
only, to
Pass, to
strip, despoil, pillage,
plunder.
3. c. ace. rei only,
. Dim.
hence
to take
away, carry
:
off:
of
a small fig.
be taken
f.
, ov,
to fatten with figs. of or belonging to the fig-tree
taken away.
the
wood
of
spoil.
false, treacherous.
slip or cutting from ctfig-
a young fig-tree.
f.
to
gather
figs.
From
ov,
-^) gathering figs.
,= ,
the fig -mulberry, an
Hence
-($, , {, -, , (,
parody on Homer's
f.
!.
)
-nehiXov) with sandals of
c.
&$,, (!) ,.
Tpayeiv) to eat figs.
ov, 6, afig-nibbler.
der.
thing
minae by laying informations ; to extort money from another by false informations. Hence
misrepresentation.
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,
, -,
2. c.
:
ace. pers. to
to be an informer: inform against, accuse falsely, slanace. rei, to lay information against a
but,
to extort
, ,. () ,. , (() ,! , , ,-, -( () -, - , -, !:
cargo of a foreign merchant
right to
:
or
?. , (!, , . , , , (), , ,
away
or carried off as spoil
generally, to be
Dor. for
pres. pass. part,
and
or
2. to
to decollat. forms of rob secretly, defraud : to trick, cheat. only used in plur. the right of seizing the ship or
the right of seizure,
make
reprisals in case of war, answering to

kv, aor. I pass, part,
modern
letters
robber
fem,
II.
(, !,
,
of marque.
of
\.
and
opo!,
aor. 2 inf. of aor. 2
med.
inf.
of
that which holds toge-
ther.
esp. several letters
(from pass.) that which is held together, forming one sound, a syllabic; (v in written words. to read in syllables. f.
,
f.
to talk or converse with.

:
aor. 2
inf.
30
,,
rally
false accusation, slander,
(,
bring together or collect into a body, to II. to put together, close the HI. ô '* togemouth and eyes (of a corpse), IV, ther, lay hold of, seize, apprehend, arrest. to comprehend, comprise : of the mind, to comprehend,
to
pf.
pass,
cf.
troops,
i.
e.
'
,
662
assist.
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
to help to take
'^
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.
prehension.
a raising, levying of soldiers, Lat. conscriptio. an assembling, an assembly, concourse, meeting.

f.
ther, to sutn up,
clude from premises
ferent places.
together, reckoning up.
premises, reasoning
clusion
^) ( , () , , () . -, , () . - , , -, ,, ,, . , -, , () (, ^ , ^ , ((
-5,
ov,
^\, '^ 8, )
hold of a thing, and so
:
4
: :
to help,
.
:
pf.
stand with the feet together. or beside, hence to assist. meet: hence, like
II,
to
stand with
together,
'/,
$
III,
to
to
(,
'/'
(6$,
, .
, ,
;
:
come
~-, ,
|;5,
-8,
:
<-, ,
:
, ('/) a gathering, collecting.
fut.
IV. conception in the of
womb.
subj.
inf.
-, -, -^:
part, close
to
throw or dash together
2.
rivers, to
lect
II.
bring together, esp. of unite their streams to throw together, colto lock, join closely their
:
to
:
-,
:
shields
to
the
eyes
Dep.
to
reckon up.
II.
reckon all togeto collect or con-
generally, to join, unite: of contracts, to conclude, to
lend money on bond
Med.
to
contribute of one's
Ti/CSe
to infer by
,
6,
ov,
way of syllogism. own property, to pay a collected from dif- bear a part in ;
share: generally, /o contribute,
('/)
II.
many
($
i.
things contribute [their share] o/this fear,

;
e.
assembly or meeting of persons
5,
to
a syllogism, inference
;
drawn from
(')
premises.
a gathering together, an
II.
of collecting
the
-. -5 , -,
convene an assembly.
oneself, presence of
/metaph. power
a reckoning all join in causing it a collecting from friendly relations

or conto
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;
fut.
pathise or condole
-, . -|, $, (, ) -,-, -^. , -$:

Pass, to be
-, ,
same
f.
f.
mind.
Pass, to bathe together.
, [], or company.
to
, (,
and med.
hurt together
, , - ., -, (),. -, ,
mad
in
jvith.
-,
paring
:
contract enmity, etc.
meet him by chance.
soldier of pare, reckon, compute

Pass, with
to &yi7i-
npos the Babylonian talent being reduced to the Eubo'ic, 2. to conclude from a cotnparison offacts,
2.
epiv
to fall in
to
Med,
with one,
to
III. to
put together,
Pass, to correspond ;
comBa-
company
with.
[],
to help in loosing or setting free.
TO, see
,,
the nails.
aor. 2 opt. of
f.
aor. 2
inf
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
conjectJire, to interpret,
,,
f.
pf.
syncop. 3 1
Ion.
inf.
part.
Pass., 3 sing. aor. I subj.

(cf.
:
pf.
inf.
-)
^,,
to rule conjointly with.
an agreement, arrange-
to
ment, convention, treaty.
, , . .. , , . , -, -,
tending
to
oj/, and agreement, conciliatory.
ov,
663
coming together: acci05), , an augury,
advice given.
to be delibe-
(09(.
dental.
II.
S,6s, , ,
of
() 5, ()
perf. inf.
[],
Ion, for
of
omen.
prove.
parable.
() , ) -, - , ) . -,, -, 5, (, , -5, ) -, -, -, &, () -, ,, () -, , -, , 08, () ,

pf. inf. pass,
pf.
of
rated upon.
$ () , () 5,
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
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 extort by force at the
same time.
as
,
-,
in
:
(sub.
aros,
ov,
2. to
f.
,,
",
be advised.
deliberative.
to advise, counsel, c. dat. pers.,

;
to
ther with,
once.
giving aid.
ledgment for money
, , ,
f.
,^ ,
f.
:
do
to take
absol. to cofisult together, deliberate.
IV. to teach, instruct.
pf
, , one who
,
:
aor. 2
inf.
given.
to live with.
lives with,
a companion. Ep. aor. 2 pass. part, of Ep. 2 sing. fut. pass, of verb. Adj. of com-
a council.
wish together with

6,
f.
to cry
c.
ace. pers. to
aloud or shout togeshout to, call on at
", joint
f.
aid or assistance. From to render joint aid, join in
a mark or sign to II. plur. conclude from, a token : a syjnptom. a contract, covenant or bond: acknow-
f : aor. 2 learn along with one one learnt thoroughly, i. e. is used to a thing.
to
:
, , , . -Lat. considere alicui

ace. rei, to
c. c.
inf to advise one to

II.
recommend
a thing.
Med.
counsel with a person, Lat. constilere aliquem:
(,
advice
or
counsel
II.
a taking
cotinsel, consultation.
(,
:
advice, counsel.
II.
fut.
Dep.
to will or
(,
[],
to
agree with.
an
adviser, counsellor.
to
cram
together.
aor. 2 inf. of
,,
:
fellow-disciple^
school-fellow, Lat. condiscipulus.
bargains or contracts, esp. in trade.

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 con?),
,
meal.
by,
lent.
2. intercourse.
<, () , ()
a, ov,
:
of or referring
to
cordance with, to
to fall in with.
, -05,
tainment
tribution, subscription
tions to provide a
plur.
common meal
mon
a thing
con-fire, signal.
, () $
itself
Lat. de symbolis esse ; also the meal or enter-
,,
Hence
of
for a contribution or coma sign or mark
, -, 03,
at,
, . ,
[]
:
to
pf 2 rave or be
aor. 2 pass,
mad along with or together.

:
who has
f.
to
grasp together.
to
testify to a
bear witness with or in acthing with another. And
alliance with: and so generally, to help, aid.

Ion.
, , ()
$, , ,
-, ,
f.
[],
^. =
in
From
fellow-witness.
to be
an
ally, be in
Hence
contribu-
and defensive (whereas
dfinveiv
liance):
war, an alliance offensive is a defensive alII.
generally, aid, succour, help.

the
body of allies
Hence
to infer
a signal,
tokefi;
2.
a beawere also the two
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.,
which two contracting parties broke between them and each preserved one part,
Lat. tesserae hospitalitatis.
3. at
-,
body of
tallies,
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.
with, to be
allied with, auxiliary

ally, auxiliary in
also
denoted a covenant or treaty be-
tween two
states for
mutual protection of commerce ; irpos to make a commercial
treaty with a state.
gether.
-, , -5, ) , -, -, ^. -, , -,
(sub. TxoAts),
,5,
:
= ot
also
an auxiliary force.
,
II.
an
allied state.
the
allies.
,
an
f.
Dep.
to
fight along
ally
ov,
(,
:
generally, to take part with.
fighting along with,
as Subst.,
an
war an
assistant, helper, supporter.
pf. pass,
of
to
sway jointly
to
with.
f.
to practise
with or together.
fut.
stay together, keep to-
2. 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.
:
give
along with.
along with.
-6, |
Pass, to change sides
:
-, -, -,
f. f.
-\(, ,(, $)
-\,
f.
share of a
of a
away
:
and
to
take part with.

:
in or partake of
) -, .
manage
-, -^, (,
f.
proportional to a thing:
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.
surate with
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,
fitted.
sel
ther, to help to
blended, mingled, promiscuous fut. or

: :
.
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.
ings or intercourse with or negotiate with : also come to blows. Hence
.) () ,, -, ^ - -, ^ , 5, , ) , . -, , $, -, $ . -, -, -, -, -, '. -, $ . ( , {) , . , ' 6.,$. - , -,- $. -, , -, -,

Dep.
:
to
join in changing
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.
also Act.
-, {, )^. -, ) -, {), (-5, )

Ep. and Ion. for
ov,
.
with, harmonious.
in
harmony or unison
{,
Athens, the
into
1200 wealthiest
20
a joint division : at were divided or companies, two in each tribe

citizens
{,
along with.
5, , <-6,
=
ov,
f.
to
partaking in jointly. formed make commensurate with or
-,^, = (-,
to.
f.
f. f.
ov,
{,
to.
From
like-shaped,
con-
Hence
to
form
or fashion alike
toil with.
Med. /o compute,
ascertain:
Pass, to be
conformed
,
[]
to
share in
intrans. to be shut
up
close, tk
II.
closed, of wounds; also of the eyelids

trans, to shut, close.
and Hps.
f.
-5,,
:
ov,
{,
measured or commensize with.

II.
of like measure or
in
From with a person, sympathiiê in a thing. vaOeiv) of like feelings, syms, pathetic : sympathising with.
thise
{$) ,
to feel
fellow feeling, sympathy. with or together, to sympa-
{,
poet, for
-^,
(^
Adv. of
f.
,
=^
sympathetically.
to raise the
paean with an-
other
to shout out together.

f.
to teach together
Pass, to be
f.
[a],
Dep.
to take coun-
educated with others.

f.
with or together.
f.
-,
to
play or sport with
Dep.
to contrive toge-
absol. to play together
c.
ace. cognato,
bring about. Adv. confusedly,

f$,
all together with.
From
\,,,
,
rivos to keep holiday with.

:
Hence
fern,
opos,
,=
mixed up common.
:
together,
-<5, , {')
Dor. for
:
$,
II. to
to converse with
2. to
to treat
at the
mingled, confounded.
b,
, {) -, -, -, ) ,
$, ,
to
f.
f.
engage, encounter,
II.
commingled, promiscuous.
to join in imitating.
<-,,
<$,
ecws,
Dep.
Hence
a joint ox fellow imitator. pf. Dep. remember, bear in mind along with.
aor. 1 inf.
{,
of
'^.
, -, , - -,
f.
recommending or approving.
Med.
to set beside or with.
f,
-, -, -, ,
same
time.
:
come in to assist. to run along with.
to exhort together: to join in
to set beside
with another:
to-
to call
upon or exhort
II. /o
gether
at the
to invite at the
same
time.
ask for
same
time.
Med.
f.
a mixing together,
to
join in exciting.
to
follow along witb^
commixture.
II.
intercourse.
follow
close, stick to.
gether
-, --,
;
gether.
ways, of ambiguous oracles.

f.
together.
with
along with or
about along with others viding/or.

f.
help or support.
stands by to aid, a joint helper or assista/it.

Att.
in
array with others, be drawn up in battle order prehend together with : others. along with. f. to watch alongside of or f.
together.
-, -, -, -, -, , () -,
--,
(-, -, -,
or
f. to conduct alongside toof ships, to convoy along shore.
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.
665
,
to
-, ,
time.
ov,
f.
, ,
-,
to
f.
to
mix
in to-
same
f.
,
f.
nod
assent, incline both
-,
,
:
together.
Dep.
to
swim
beside
f.
, -\,
f.
along with others.
to escort
along with others. to destroy along
Pass,
and Med., with

besides.
pf. 2
-,
-, , -, ,) -,
-8,
(,
to
2. to
f.
iretpa) acquainted with a thing. send or despatch along with or help in conducting.
trans, to
{, (-, ,
f.
:
II. intr. to
mourn for or bewail mourn together with.
to perish
same
firmly
to
(-,
f.
ready or bring to join in preparing or proto get to
conclusion
From
stand by one so as
one
to
(, -, ,
to finish
five together, byffves. along with or at the time, to join in finishing : to secure or conclude
in Logic,
is
it is
concluded, the
so and so.
II.
Med.
join fully in a thing with.

f. f.
gether
<-, ,
:
to destroy with, help to destroy.
ov, o,
who
-.
to
<-,
with.
Pass, to be set
with.
with
-, -, -, -,
f.
about with.
to feed or
nurture along
<-, , (-^,
:
carry forth aloftg
revolve with.
-, ,
:
-, ,-, -,
Med.
to
inf. -levai,
f.
to lead about along with or lead about with oneself.
to-
{( ibo) to go about along
to
to embrace or comcomprehend in a treaty with
to
go
to
and fro,
II.
travel
Pass, to rush forth or

f.
to sit beside or
inf. -irapeTvai,
along with:
at the
-, -( -, -
same time
p{.
:
-,
{(
along with. along with. sum) to be present

(cf/xt
one
cooking
to be present together or at the

inf.
-napiivai,
ibo) to
same time. go along

aor. 2 act.
to
go on
fut.
together.
frame, construct.
Pass.jWithpf.
to
- - - - . -
2. to
,. to
carry about with.
Pass.
:
to be carried
round about with
to
have intercourse or associate with to accommodate or adapt oneself to.

Att.
:
fut.
to
help in
to digest entirely.
pf.
pf. pass,
:
of
and
fut.
to
put together,
II.
2. to
into
-,, (-, <-,

along with.
f.
Dep.:
to
go
or slip
2 zci.
-, -, - - , -, , -, -, -( -, -, ,^ -, -,, ( , -,
Dep.
to
go along
with, accompany.
to offer or present
along with.
Dep.
toy
along with.
act.
grasp
(-, -,
:
-^,
hard:
:
make
solid, congeal.
to be
compounded.
2.
congeal or become frozen together. Hence ov, joined together,framed, constructed.

f.
4,
to press or
closely, squeeze
[tj, f.
squeeze together, to
inf.
Pass, to be squeezed up.
to place together by the side of:

pf.
Pass, and Med., with aor. 2

to
aor. 2
pf.
to
drink with or together, join in a drinking-
stand beside so as
f.
to assist.
bout with.
to follow together with, to
accompany
closely.
f.
aor.
to fall together,
meet violently, Lat.

encounter, come to
f.
vuw, to provoke together with.

Att.
Ep.
and
-,
concurrere
blows.
to
meet in
battle, to
2. generally, to fall in with,
meet with.
3.
all together, all at once, all in
whole together.
the
II.
of the matter together, on the whole, in general.

:
sum
a body : in sing, the the whole together, also as Adv., al-
of accidents, to fall or light i^pon, happen to. 4. absol. to happen or fall out at the same time, con5. inipers.
it
cur.
happened,
III.
with
<-,
in
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.
:
-(,
,
fell out,
came
to pass.
:
II. to
coincide, agree or be
in accordance with
absol. to
agree exactly.
by sickness.
to
to fall together, fall in, collapse, Lat. concidere;
a ir&me fallen
poet, for
II.
away
to fall together,
dash
together.
to agree.
666
ing about together.
metaph.
plait together: also to twist, force together.
^
struggle
:
. ,, ) . -, -^ -,/, -, . , , -, - - -, -,
aor. 2 pass. inf.
of
Dep.
to
join in villany, play the

:
(',
wandering or roam-
knave together.
:
fut.
:
med.
to like
aor. i pass.
[],
aor. I part, of
f.
[]
aor.
(-, , ~5,
f.
to
mould
or fashion together, 70/775 out of clay.

to clap together.
II.
molish or lay waste.
to fabricate together.
-, -^
ov,
f.
twined together, interlaced.

:
From
aor. I
avvenXeâ
:
[]:
pf.
Pass., aor. 2
to
of a drinking-party, toastmaster, Lat. magister

bendi.
twine or
II.
Pass, to be twined together, plaited: of persons wrestling, to be locked together, to be engaged in a close
tainmetit, Lat. convivium.

ov, 0,
of a ship, to be enta?igled with her opponent metaph. to be entangled in ; a maze of footsteps.

:
-,
f.
-^,
' 'striking
(sc.
companion.
of or suited for a drinking-party, convivial: as Subst.,

Ion.
with or together.
-'5,
at, the
),
or dashing together.
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.
:
of ships, to
a close struggle.
sailing with one on board ship:
, a shipmate
in use), to buy together, buy up. metaph. a partner or comrade in a thing. aor. I pass. f. med. Ep. and Ion. for to join zealously in promotDep. f. to blow or breathe togeabsol. to share ing, to have equal zeal for a thing II. metaph. to agree with, Lat. conspirare ther. one's eagerness. to blow with, i.e. be carried to help in furnishing with f. along with, sudden blasts. means. to throttle : to choke up. [], f.
:
bind hand and foot
gether
jointly.
member of
;
-, --, , . - .. -, -, -, -, -, - -, -, -, -. ) 5, -, -, , () . -6, (, - -, , -, ( -, -5 -', , -, .

f.
, - () -, -, ,
abas, fem. Adj.
II.
clashing or jostling rocks, the Kvaveai
() $. , ()
to sail, float,
swim along a jolly fellow.

sistant
;
, () ) -5, (, , () , () , ,
Dep.
go
or journey together.
f.
to help to de-
{., to help in procuring or providing.

a drinking together.
the president
bi-
,
,
a drinking-party, entera fellow-drinker, boon-
^vys
aor. I
- : -
Hence
or
Att.
:
-,
Ion.
opos, , a helper, asFrom a fellow-wnyfarer.

fut.
to
do with another,
to
help in
to help to fill, sxuell, increase.
man
to help to fill, fill completely:
ciated with on an etnbassy
) -,
-'5,
etnbassy.
'-\8,
(,
to be
a fellow-ambassador, be assoMed. to join in sending :
with a full complement.
an
(, () () $,
7\s,
an intertwining.
II.
-5, , -', ,
($,
: :
a joint-ambassador. a fellow-presbyter or elder.
entwined, interwoven. ov, ov contr. -irXovs, ovv
opos, 0, Ion. for
Ion. for
as Subst.,
aor. 2 inf.
of
(^no pres.
-^,
f.
-|6,
Att.
-0,
:
f.
to
herd together.
f.
, (, , {.,
:
to tie the feet together,

to entangle, involve.
f.
,
to
to escort together, join
in
metaph.
escorting.
to help in
doing.
ov,
folded together, fitted together.
Pass,
to
feed
to-
From
f.
,
I
fold together, fold up and
to take
to
part in a
war
with.
lay by.
join in besieging, besiege
aor.
f.
aros,
pass. part. neut. of
anything that has
to
:
be a fellcw-citizen, be a
the
same
state
so also in
Med.
befallen one, a chance, mischance, calamity. compressed. ov,
(, $)
Dep.
to
ol
ones fellow-citizens.
to ascertain
From
f.
along with. burn up or consume along
[],
f.
,
f.
,,a
fellow^citizen, Lat. concivis.

in
with or together.
to
to
accompany work with or
a procession.
together, to help,
-,,
aor. 2 inf. of
see
-^. .
3
Hence
or relieve in work.
Adv. profitably, with expediency.
17
<$,
united, banded.
)
bute.
-<,
: :
f.
-rjVfiKa
aor.
to
bring together, gather, collect
^^ ^^
^^>
vps
Ion.
:
((()
:
brought together,
panying.
able, proper, convenient.
aor.
:
pf.
(cf.
expedient
to contri-
2. to
match together.
:
3. to
with or jointly, help to bear; evils ivith others hence to bear with, excuse.
intr. to
be usefid or profitable, conduce to one's advantage. 2. impers. it is of use, profitable j expedient. ov, use3. part,
ful, expedient: neut.
tiseful, afi
to assist
advantage, expediency. 4. to agree with: come to terms with, give way to. 5. of events, to happen, take place, turn out. III.
:
Pass,
,
to
,,
med.
;
bear along to bear

II.
Subst. a counsellor.
^, ,
:
f aor. I Ep. 3 sing, pf pass, Dep. (0 take counsel with : to debate, consider,
:
trive together.
ovtos, to, that which
is
to press or
an enclosed
fut.
Ion.
pf.
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
pass,
come
to take zealous interest in.
lous efforts,
-, -, ,-,
f. f.
^ -, -, -, -, . -5,
:
-^,
^^ -, -, -,
aor. I pass.
:
ther
($^, -, -, - ) -,
II.
. ,
:
:
667
suit-
useful, profitable, expedient
Hence
:
Adv. profitably
ovos,
Comp.
Sup.
, ,
^ -.
to be
giving good counsel
as
From
:
Att.
pack
e.
co?i-
f.
aor.
closely together.
II.
to force into
-5, , {,
space.
to
ov,
have a joint care for. keeping ward toge-
to
keeps watch xvith me,

ing, brotherly
tached
guard.
<-(,
-,
together.
-, -65,
[!]
, (-) . -,
i.
, of one mind, agreefavouring, propitious. abos, 0, , a fellow-exile. aor. 2 pass. part, of

ovos, 6,
:
{,
in which
{,)
the chamber that I lie without sleeping.
es,
growing
together, at-
to,
congenital.
$, , a fellow-watchman, warder, or
f
contribulis
race
to love mutually, join in loving.
-, , -,
ov,
f.
f. f.
sounding together.
to be
confounded, confused.
emulous along with
[]: pf pass, 7nix together, to blend, combine: metaph.

confuse.
-, , -(, ,
to join in philosophic study.
to be
to a place together
5, 5,
f.
Dep. to join in emuto ashes.
confiare.
to
to set
onfire together, burn frighten along with

fut.
:
Pass.
co?itrive or concoct with.
-, , -, ,
f
II.
, -5,
: :
2. c. ace. to
,,
keep guard along with or guard together. of or from the same tribe, Lat.
to
generally, a countryman.
ov,
{,
oi
his congeners.
of the same
tribe or
ov,
kneaded or mixed together: metaph.
From
-:
i
:
to knead or
/o
confound,
afraid at the same time.

Ion.
:
<-, ,
f
Ion.
II.
-, ,
ther.
an
event, circumstance, chance, either in
good
or bad sense, but
mischance, misfortune, disaster, calamity good luck, a piece of good fortune.
$,
6,
a kind of aide-de-catnp.
f
to
promiscuous.
<-, 5, , {^) 05, {)

us,
17,
{) {)
to kill
to go to school a going to school together. 6, a schoolfellow.
go regularly together. Hence

to
genital, innate, i?iborn
age
And
grow
, ()$ -,
to
metaph.
to
blow together, make up, Lat. to agree exactly, harmonise. plant in together: metaph. to
ov,
along with or together. a bringing togelatter,

:
commonlj the
a but also
officer,
Lacedaemonian
, 5,
together, to
aor. 2
or unisoji.
an agreement or engagement with. Hence , an agreeing in sound, agreement. an agreeing in sound, , harmony. II. symphony or unison of voices or
,
:
,, -,
;
Is
planted together with, conone's natural according to one's nattire.

;
aor.
together.
II. Pass.,
with
aor. 2 pass. part,
grow
f.
into one.
to
:,
to
make
to
to
act.
pf
grow
agree in sound, be in harmony
II.
generally, to agree with, to
make
{$)
{,
$, ()
ov,
bring together, gather, heap up. a bringing together. brought together,
instruments in concord.
ov,
-8,
monious
happening with, accom-
unison or concert with, friendly. f to touch one another.
-,
as Subst.
agreeing in sound, hara musician. II. metaph. in
: ;
668
scrape together, to wipe out, sweep away, as a torrent. Att. to reclion together ^ count f.
up, compute.
-, )-$,
<-, -:
inf.
f.
aor.
'.
to
(rvvaCrios.
to set tofight^
to
;:
match one against

II. /o
the other
also intr.
vyev yos to contract a
engage.
bring together, unite, combine

marriage.
2. III. to
me-
11.
<-5, {, 5T'N
ov,
ov^ voting with another.
old Att.
|,
Med.
to vote with,
taph. to bring together, reconcile.

together, straiten, narrow, contract.
of one mind, unanimous. Prep, with dat., Lat. cum:
ther from premises, collect, infer.
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
'
thering, uniting, collecting; avvayoiyrj
,
-((
draw
IV. to ga-
Hence
a uniter. {ovvayw) a bringing together, a gaa levy-
a place of meeting or assembling : the Jews after the captivity, a synagogue.

ing war.
5
is
e. g.
drawing
to
done, with, by means of;
yaiav
clouds.
he covered earth and sea with
^ -^, , -5,
to yoke together:
f.
sides,
same
things,
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,
-, . -, -, , . ^ -; -, -^, ~; -, ,(, ) \, -5, . . ! (, ) ^, '^'^ <-5, -, ^, ^^. -, , - -, ^^,

time.
as Adv., together, at once, jointly. 2. bemoreover, furthermore, too. in Compos., with, along with, together, at the
With
in
^transit.
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
:
'-,
,
f.
2.
together, contracting.
- :
among
II.
'-
Verb
it may mean two may mean to hill
or celebrate together.
aor. i -ijiipa, poet,
form oi
II.
Mea.toyoke together for

to
oneself.
poet, for
contend along with, share or
twos.
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
yfipa: Pass., aor.
, ^ ,
;
two and two
together,
by
take part in a contest.
II. before before 7, into , before into
,,,
<p,
changes into
to
before
into
Adv.
gather together, assemble. pressing violently
together.
ace. of
$.
6,
aor. 2 act. inf. of
Dor. for
f.
aor. 2 of
a fellow-messenger
:
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.
$,
-aytpa;
aor. I
Ep.
ovos,
, ,
-,
:
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
f. aor. I gether, break in pieces, shiver.

:
^-, , , {, -, ->
f,
to
bring together, aynos)
to collect.
yayea.
:
(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: :
(-, ^,
fut.
:
;
.^ ( )
fut. 2
to join in
awtXcD:
aor. 2
ey
to-
to
breah
dne: metaph. to cut short, make an end

poet,
speak with another, ôm in advising or recommending : to agree to, concur in. II. to speak with or in behalf of a person, support, advoto
<-, {.,
f.
<:
take up together
counts.
rei
cate his cause.
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.
later
j>{.
-, (, <5, ^rv-y, .',

-of a;
;
aypa)
aor. I
to
Ep. aor.
2 pass. part,
:
join in the chase. of

aor. 2
p^s,s.
vyayov
wayoa.
--, (. -,,
together.
;
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.
^
lift,
of, destroy.
(q. v.), to raise,
or
Koyov
to
cast
up ac-
to help
ov,
also a, ov,
vvya
:
-, )
(,
:
", \(
5,
being the sharing in
,,
an
closely
-, , -, -,
(-,,
f.
:
-,, , -5,
f.
to fight
along with.
ov,
a fellow-prisoner.
flourish together.
Pass, to be held in suspense with.

to
same
time.
blossom
to
at the
the
-, -, , -,
f.
to live dissolutely together.
follow along with or go
-,
. -, -, -,
:
; :
669
tc cry out together.
f.
f.
time, c. inf.
,
to
to
compel or constrain at the Pass, to be compelled at the same

to
to follow
f.
an argutnent, understand. to throw a Javelin together or
same
time.
f.
,
same
time.
to hear along with or at hear one another. veib. Adj. of one must bring
2. to
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.
f.
together.
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.
-^, -, ,,
f.
05, , ()
6v,
-^,
recline
able to bring together
with.
power of accumulation
to cry
to
oratory.
aloud with.
ai
help to anoint.
-, -,
-|, -^,
strife,
f.
6vos,
, joint pain
smear
or grief
avvaXyovoai, partners in grief.

f.
ipw, to
together, collect, assemble:
-^
up of
of peace.
result.
meet.
, ()
f.
:
, (,
aor.
Ion.
together,
.
:
in plur.
daub over
to
-, , -, -, -.-, -, -, -, -. -, , -, -,
f.
II. to
extort by force.
carry up along with
Pass, to
to sea together.
Pass, to lie
[t]
down along
with, to
along with
II. to
at table,
f.
payment.
gather
to
Pass, to
come
together,
vention, interference, interposition
by the intervention of disease.
agreement, covenant, contract.
interchange with:
associate,
to exchange. 2. have intercourse with. II. association or union with : to reconcile
Med.
league or alliance with

:
smash.
- - - - -8, ,. , -, -. -, -, -( - -, $, -, . -, ,, -, - - -,
Att.
:
, 2.
an interchange; interchange of words absol, a making reconciliation ; pi. a treaty
'^
inter-
to live
-,
f.
to spend or waste along help by furnishing money. f. to mix up with at the
f.
f.
-, -,
f.
Att.
, , -, ,
to
f. f.
send up together.
to
to entwine together.
Join in exacting
,
to
;/,
:
co77imerce, intercourse.
;
)
II.
:
-, ,-, -, -, -,
f.
to ride as
, , (/)
2.
contingency,
Pass,
associate constantly with.
mutual
f.
aor. I
Pass., aor.
pf.
to
-,
ther.
intr. to deal,
with act. aor. 2 to rise at once or together. in setting up again or restoring.

II.
-, -,
-,
f.
to throw up together. king with another.
to turn
back together:
Pass.
along with or among.

melt with or together.
to
to set
run up along with. up along with.
Dep.
to cry out together.
[<pv], to
knead or mix up together
to
and Med.
to
have constant intercourse with,

Dep.
to
cough up together.
to
fnake to stand
up or
Pass.,
-,
2. to
:
rise togepf.
help
to
to
:
bring into
Pass,
:
Ion.
-
:
f.
aor. I
to be reconciled with,
come to terms make peace.

:
and make a
meet face
to
face
generally, to meet together, asIII.
semble.
II. to
meet with.
of things,
to
poet,
f.
:
:
happen
to one.
Hence
aor.
to thresh
with or together
to
dash
to pieces,
a meeting. 3 dual Ep. impf. of

f.
-,|, ,
Adv. for
:
to encounter.
together.
f.
med.
aor.
pass,
-inf.
:
[],
3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of Dep. to lay hold of along with
Dep.
:
to race or
contend together.
;
to take
fut.
aor. 2
to
cover up entirely,
wrap
closely
me-
taph. to shroud.
-5, , ,
and
plur.
f.
both together
used both
in
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.
-,
part with, help.
to
to Join
sing,
in battle.
aor. 3
to
go up along with
[],
come
to
to
an end together with.

:
or together, esp. oi going
up
into
f.
join in thinking fit
generally,
central Asia
from the coast.
to approve, allow.

670
avvaoibos
ovvcvhus.
be
-05, ,
Dor. for avvqopos. lead away with f. fai, to led away together with or besides.
truv-airds,
whole together.
gether.
or together
disapproving.
other with or together: to take or receive in common.
together;
-^ '-, . - ^ -, -, . ) '-, . , ) - - -, ) ) '-, -, -, - -, - $ ( , -6, ,

:
-,
:
<-5, .
.
Att.
Pass,
, , $,
like
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.
', '-,
;
all together, the
gether.
. ,
to be
well fitted, suit well toto
truv-airetî, inf. -airiivai,
(/
ibo) to
go away
to-
Att.
-,
f.
dash in
broken.
ther.
pieces, crush, destroy
w-p5o,f.o/X, Dep. to help infinishitig.

Ion. for
f.
to
disembark aloTig with.

f.
-,
f.
pieces
but,
dash together : to dashed in K<pa\as to get their heads
^,
Pass, to be
to
go away along with

[a]
:
--([, , \', , ,
:
aor. 2
to
run away or escape along with.

to
join in reprobating or
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
aor.
to die together with.

f.
to
go
as colonists together.
to be tired or
to kill
f.
worn out
:
together.
along with or together.
to receivefrotn an-
-, -<, , (, (-, , {, -, , {, -6,, , -5, {,

f.
:
to please or satisfy toge-
II.
impers., like Lat. placet,

c. inf.
am
content also,
3 sing.
pf. 2
of
linked together
in
accordance with.
f.
to
[],
II.
f.
count along with. included in a
fiumber.
of
like or eqt/al
number.
to take break-
fast or luncheon with.

f.
to
do feats of bravery together.

breakfasting
tvith.
<-5, ,
f.
to shine forth together.

:
fut.
destroy tvith or tovs (piXovs to involve one's

to
:
Att.
f.
Dor.
:
aor. I
close,
pf.
Pass.,
tofit together,
to close
friends in one's
to perish
own ruin
Pass.,
with
pf. 2
--
eyelids
defending.
Pass,
gether.
-, -,
to fade
f.
along with or together. f. Dep. to join or help in

to
tals to recklessness.
to
put together, compact, construct. agree together, fit, suit.
make
to
to wither
away
together
to-
away
join in robbing.
-, -,
f. f.
ther, fastened, tied

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

to
or wither together.
swerve away from a blow
gether;
-, ,{) )$
2. to
send away together. to break off together. f. to send off ox despatch together with.
to help to strip
and
aor.
or cheat,
one fast.
with
:
Med.
,. -, -, ,
;
join exactly;
the
to
adapt mor3.
II. intr.
join together, tmite.
to
,,
f.
toframe accurately together.
\($
or
2. to
one who joins toa remodeller of 2. state.

:
Att. for
fut.
to
carry off or carried off.

I
away with one
aor.
Pass, to be seized
to declare together.
to
",
carry off along with or together. also 6s, joined togeverb.
],
contimious.
aor.
i
From
:
to tie or
;
join together, unite
to meet
to join lips, to kiss
to frame, concert a plan

evil
upon him.
2. in
;
encounter, bring into action

battle.
to a
friendly sense, to join, attach oneself
person es Koyovs into conversation with a person so etc. also Koyoiai or ds

;
()
;
-, , ) ( , -, , $) -, '$
; ;
II. to
;
(
make
to
Pass., pf.
to close
the eyes
to
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 practo
-,
3.
Med. holdfast together : of a wrestler, to seize and hold metaph. to seize with the mind, catch at.
f.
:
aor.
to
hang up
-, -05, ,, -,
-, ,
f.
tofasten persons engage or
tising.
join foolish along with.

f.
{, {,
:
to be
unwise or
to keep the shields
to enter
(sub.
locked close together.

fut.
Att.
{, $)
:
to
hold the shields together

be comrades
marriage.
lie
III. intrans.,
:
next to
to be joined to.
form an alliance by of lands, to border on, 2. of Time, to be nigb
-,
;
'-', ,
generally, to fight together, to be his messmate.
6,
to feel joint
a fellow-soldier, comrade. indignation at a thing.
to share a person's
fess, allow.
cert
,
;
:
-, -,
:
-,
Dep.
:
f.
vv-aav,{.l,todryg7neup:
f.
f.
, , ,
ill
f.
be unlucky with or together,

luck.
-,
-(TVvbLKOS,
to cross
671
to
Vzss.towither away.
to
speak together: to agree, conthe flute.
to
accompany on
of Olympus' pieces in co/iceri. agreement, fellowship.
-,
in
a playing on the fltite together, a conto sob one

2.
any concert,
pass,
med.
aor.
to lodge,
dwell together, take up one's
-, , - -,
:
Hence
over together, Lat. trajicio. II. to accuse along with or together : Pass, to be so accused. f. to decide along with, join in decreeing.
-, --, -, )
f.
:
'-,
to live
go through
or cross over together.

:
to convey over together
and
intrans.
Dep.
{,
with or together.
incur danger jointly.

f.
abode with.
ther
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.
-5, -8, .
ov, {cvv, avXos) playirig the flute togeconcord or union with, harmotiious metaph,
:
{, \)
-|,
make
<-(,
to assist in rescuing.
to
into a revolt.
pf.
or grieved along with or together, to

f.
ther;
with one.
, -- -, -, -, ,
f.
:
-, -,
aor.
i
f.
f.
-,
to take
away
together
Med.
to
revolt
together,
II. Pass.,
with
act. aor. 2
to fall off or revolt aor. I inf. of

fut.
'^.
:
along with.
Att.
-, , -,, -, -, , -, -, - -[, ,
f.
Med.
-, -9, -,
6,
f.
,
,
a joint arbitrator. to meet danger along with,
17^0;, to set
in order together. co-mate of Mercury.

[y], to help
along with.
to the
or effect together
draw
with.
med.
-with. together,
with or together.
-6,
;
-,
to help to
to
reconcile:
pay.
f.
-^,
f.
to continue with
to
throughout.
bring
to
remembrance
f.
to join in
carrying on a
to
war
end or throitghout.
Att.
:
f.
carry through
Med.
to negotiate with. to
f.
examine along
f.
to help in
f.
preserving.
to
endure hardship
with through-
f.
-,
,
pass,
Dep.
to be
troubled
out or to the end.

f
.
-|, ,-, '$

f.
mourn
to kill
together ivith another.
to feast
along with or togeshare a marriage /eas/
holdfast between the

f.
eat iogether.
Subst.,
conviva.
together.
-, -, , -, -5, (5, -, , -]: -,

to bite
teeth.
-, -,
-,
to
Hence
opos, 6, a compafiion at fable, messmale.
or
champ
($ '-, -,
together
to
[]
-, ,
f.
to continue
to
to help in arranging. pass one's time with or
esp. with a master, oi
the disciples of Socrates.
'II.
of things,
occupy oneself with.

f.
with.
ther, to help in sustaining.

f.
[],
weep with or togeiher. difie or sup with : to dine or

to
ther
a cofnmon meal or banquei. ov, hiinvov) dining iogether
{,
,
gether.
:
as
a companion ai
a lump,
table,
Lat,
assist in
f.
to bribe in
to bribe all
in detail
fut.
-5,,
:
Dep.
to
med. beg along with,
irreg. plur.
binds together, a band, bond : a cramp. 2. in Surgery, a ligament. 3. in Grammar, a conjunction:
^, :
II. as
-77to Join in begging. that which

aor. i pass.
-, , -5, -, -6, .
-,
f,
:
-,
II. to
to caiTy through or over bear throughout along with or toge-
to destroy with or toge-
Pass, to perish along with.
to
guard along
with or totogether,
f.
to take in
hand
managing.
inf.
((
ibo) to
along with.
f.
-,
to
a particle.
0-5, ov,
and foot,
to
<-68, ()
ov, 6,
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
a~whX.Kk<j,
{.
-,
f.
a judge.
Lat. constrictus. Tov, TO, a band, bond.
Subst.,
^- -8,
lawsuit
:
as Subst.,
-(, -,
, , , {$) (, ) $,
Ion. for
,-^,
to
to help to
spend the day with.

aor.
l
:
of
judge
act as assessor
.
esp. at
go through
6,
an advocate,
f. to bind together ; bind him hand and foot : to bind up a wound.
Athens, the defendant's advocate, opp. to the prosecutor's generally, an advocate, supporter,
:
backer.
2. at
Athens
after the thirty
Tyrants,
^ -
672
hiKOi
avvhioiKiiu
.
{, ()
Ep. for
:: :
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.
together.
-,}5, , -, -, -,{.- -, -,
to
(-,
$,
with.
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;
f.
-, - -,
II.
father also.
glorify or extol jointly.
. . ^^. , . -, , -, . , , . -, , -^, , -, , ./, -5, -,

senator.
play at quoits with.

or
to
chase away along as law-term, to join in a prosecution.
and
to
f.
to test or
examine along with.
to
agree in opinion.
II. to
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.
-6, (. ^. -,
-6,
((}^,
<5, ,
*.
inf.
:
aor. I part. neut. of
conscience.
help or concur in doing; ding blood.

SiS virpai,
-,
,,
serving with: as Subst.,
a fellow-slave.
f.
[a], to
do along with or together,
to assist in shed-
concourse of people.
ov,
meeting;
Hence running along with, following close. Adv. close upon the track. to join two together, f.
to couple, pair, unite in
wedded.
two, by pairs, Lat. bini.

f.
together, to be in like misfortune.

ol,
, -,,'/5. -, , (, -, {, ) \/($. <-3, , (, ) -5, $, , () -, , , {, ) -, , -, , ,

fern,
dozens.
from
( ^ . - ^,. ,. . , , . , /. . , . (
running together,
sa7ne as another
;
)
of
ai
-
pf.
inf.
*<-,
in aor. 2
-,
is
together, see in 07ie view, see plainly

this sense, the pres. in use
running together
share in the knowledge, be cognisant of a thing, privy to it part. oweiSujs an accomplice :

to
:
}. $ = 5.
:
-.
am
;
ufiderstand
fut.
II. pf.
in pres. sense,
-,
:
to see
:
in
plqpf
with impf. sense

:
Att.
:
Ion. 2 plur.
also fut.
2. c. dat. pers. to
II.
conscious to myself of not being in the least

conscious to myself of
s
)'
twenty
the
know
wise
or in the dat.,
am
knowing naught
wedlock.
also to be in a person plans or opinions. two together, paired, Ep.

twenties, Lat. viceni.
confidence, be privy to bis

together,
by
ol,
two together, two and
5, -,
{.
,
aor.
pf. part,
of
to
crowd
or throng together
to be
unlucky along with or

twelve,
persons, to bindfirmly together

pf.
Pass,
of
to be
crowded
or pressed together.
pf.
every
by twelves or
aor. 2 of
for
, -8. -6,
the
Dor.
aor. 2 of
aor. 2 of
Adv. quite near,

f.
- (yfpcv, to
(&, , {(8) ,
dead with another
aor. 2
:
sit in
council.
garious
council.
, ^,
of
f.
consultation
oi
(8
to sit
-6,
=
f.
close to,
hard upon.
joined or jmited with, be conversant with

;
awaken together:
esp. to raise
Pass, to rise together.

I
with cares
ness.
live
'. -, {, ( '/
i
of of
of
pf.
of
sum)
to
to
be with, be
;
be acquainted
in busi-
to be
engaged
2.
together in council,
the
with
of persons, to have intercourse, associate, of a woman, to live with her husband

;
members of a
generally, to associate with, have to do with, take part
{$)
II.
with, follow
birds.
2. in hostile sense, to hence to assemble, meet. meet in battle, engage with : of states, to engage in <$, {avveSpos) a number of persons as- war. 3. in peaceable sense, to come together, meet
a sitting together, of grea sitting in council, a
-, {,
partisans, disciples.
to
ibo)
go
or
come
together,
4 ^ revenue, to
any one, agree with, confirm
-, ,
come
in.
:
deliberate.
come
inf.
-^,
aor.
of
:
there being no pres. in use

:
^
to
2. to tell
7 ^. , -,
>
together, to
673
to
or
speak with
a person's
to
advocate
cause: generally, to help, further. with one, help one to tell.
along
with.
-, - -,
:
\'-',
f.
f.
to
f.
f. f.
[],
-, ~(,
f.
Join in forcing with a lever. send out together. [d], to pass out together.
to drifik off together. to rush out along
-,, - - '.
=
t)p.
old form -
avveepyov
generally, to join together, fasten together, unite.
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
-6,
5, (, ,
f.
try together. Join in
-\, -, , - ( --6,
aor. 2 act.
:
. -6, , . -, -,
:
,
s/?>7//
Ep. aor. 2 avv(4pya9ov f, or enclose together : to bind together

:
^
:
urn, to fall out in agreement with each other, to con-
cur
Ep. impf.
heat with.
together.
along with.
II.
of the votes taken out of the voting
c. dat. to
come out equal to another, run a dead III. to fall out, be thrown out, fail
Ion.
used as
pf.
of
-!<',
o-vv-CKirovto),
f.
-, -, -^,
to
to sail out
breathe
out
one's
breath along with another.
achieving
viding.
part. aor. 2 of
to
-([, ,
f.
bring in with or together.

to
f.
embark together with.

into a coun-
intr. to
make an inroad
must drink out or off together.

Att.
to exact
an incursion or invasion.
pf.
-etaeXiJ-
Dep.
to enter
fut.
along with or together. without any pres. in use v.

; :
*:
person in taking vengeance for a thing. help iii preserving or delivering. f.
II.
f.
aor.
2 -
fall or be
thrown into alojig with. along with or together, to burst or break
-6\(,
<-,
(-- -, , -,
f.
ineaov to II. to rush in

in together.
battle
-
<-
money
f.
to
help
in
working out or
to cooperate with.
or -a, verb. Adj. of

Ion.
with or together
, - -, ,
f.
to help in
supplying or pro-
one
Med.
to help a
-6,
-,
,to
Att.
order along with others.

verb. Adj. of
one or together.
[t],
f.
to sail into together. to
Att.
f.
help in exact-
help in paying.
Pass, to
-
to
, -, ,
f.
to
arrange in
line or
one must keep with
ing
money /rom
others.
). <-,
of
-, -, -,
f. f.
to Joifi in
paying
to
the
war-tax
(:
-,
assist in casting out.

f.
-;,
traveller.
-5, -6,
<-,
:
, -
to help in
f.
out together. to cast out along with

Att.
go
to
-.
as Subst.
Causal
bringing out.
:
ov, travelling ivith
a fellow:
burial: to attend a funeral. aor. 2 of

impf. of
f.
help a poor
Med.
-( <-, -(,
man
f.
give out together in portioning out his daughter.

to
-,
to
to strip oneself
f.
together; [], to strip off together together, to set together, of or put off together. 2. intr., to die along with or fight.
-':
. , , . , -. , -, .
f.
<-6,
grow up
with.
f.
-(:
to
[], to pay along with, to
to
rear up along with

aor. 2
-(4
run out along with, and

aor. I of
f.
to sally
out together.
I
aor.
of
-(, -(,
pf.
carry out together to
together
-6, -, ,
metaph.
f.
to fail or be
exhausted together.
to
^, -, , -, . ,
to help
i?i
sixteen together, by sixteens.

to help to steal
away;
^- -6,
to
(-05, , ,
-,
gether.
-,
f.
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 to-
, . ,. 6,
( (( ,
match
Ep.
inf.
-(: (\ 6$
[]
:
aor.
to drive, to
Ep. I force or bring

combat, set to meet in quarrel.
sing. aor.
gna^h the teeth
in
to
, {, ,
out to fight together.
, .. , .
fut. oi'
and 3
of
to Join in freeing from : absol. f. Join in freeing or delivering.
pf.
of
I
aor.
pass,
of
-(\,
-\, ()
:
aor. 2 inf. oi
verb. Adj. of aor.
of
must draw together.

f.
:
,
from
out.
one
aor.
(as if
to
march
to
draw
together or to a point.
II. to
2. to
draw
up, contract.
help to
draw
674
join in attacking
, 5 (,
putting
in.
ov, travelling with: as Subst., a fellow-wayfarer, fellotv-traveller, coma partner in panion, attendant;
6,
dancing.
-, -, , . -. . -, -, -( - -, , . '-, , , - $ -, , . -, . -,
^,
(,
aor. 7 part, of
f.
0,
-,
to
to
II. intr. to
. , . -:
:
aor.
of
put in along with, help in
f.
[a],
Dep.
to accuse to-
make
fall in or upon together, Hence a joint inroad
gether, involve in a
close.
common charge
f.
with.
to follow together, follow
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
fut.
.
f.
-, -,
f. f.
to join in repelling.
to
make
,
to rise or rebel
-, -(:
along with or together.
pf.
II.
Pass
with
aor. 2 act.
to join in
to
a revolt or rebellion.
to burn along with or together.
aor.
ried so as to meet, to strike or dash against. to be inspired together with. f. to lead out together : Pass, to be
carried
removing
take
together.
to
gether.
-|, -6|, -, -( ,
f.
, -. -, , . -, , ^. , -, -, -, -,
Ion. for
I
cnjvTrd|a, Dor. aor.

aor.
of
'/.
ibo) to
join in re-establishing.
-, {, (,
Med.
[t],
f.
of
^.
go with
against,
join in attacking.
66, -6,
-|,
:
aor.
inf.
of
aor.
part. pi. of
-,
to join in bringifig in. to dri?tk off quickly.
Ep. for
Pass, to be car-
to
,
f.
-, ,
bear or sustain.
f.
f.
[],
to help to
make
light, to help
to
contend with.
aor. 2 of
away
with.
f.
,
f.
aor. 2 of
to help in taking or
away forcibly frot?i
commit a joint
II.
:
error, have part in a fault.

to
one.
to
to take out together, to help in
capturing
Med.
aor. 2 of
to
to
hear of a thing all

to err
chant or chorus.
along with,
topf.
7ipon.
gether.
-, -, , -, '-, -^,, ) -, , -, , -, , -, -6, -(, -^'. -,

Pass.,
make
act.
with aor. 2
-(,
to
stand up
to rise
f.
and come forth
together.
to cheat aloftg
with or
to-
-, -, -, ,, -, -. -6,
f.
vow
at the
same
,
f. f.
-(,
Dep. to join in a prayer:

in singing, join in
time.
to join
to
mount
with.
together
II. to
enter
upon along
to join in plotting against. a fellow-registrar fellow-clerk.

,
f.
to desire
along with.
f.
Pass, to press
upon
to-
gether, to join in attacking.

f.
(( ibo)
f. f.
to
go out along with

to
or together. drive out along w'th

to tnarch
to help to
array or adorn.
f.
to join
as
an
ally, help to
or together.
II. (^sub.
support or relieve.
or ride out together.

<ruv-6^pva),
,
f.
f.
to
draw
out with or together.
to
to lighten at the same time. move backwards and forwards
(^): -6, with together: reckoned with

(cf.
f.
Dep., with aor. 2 act. pf. to go or corne out with. to search out or examine along
Pass, to be
together with.
-|, -(,
f.
to sally forth together: to shoot tip
-,
or
or
among.
11. intr.
fart in a thing together, have a share in with a person, sjipport him.

f.
to find out together.
17^0;, to
help to urge on.
ratifying
pass.
-,
together
:
-605, ,
f.
ther, ^"o/n in inviting.
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.
to
-, -,-,
poet,
poet, for
\05.
along
ivith.
1
^,
to
join in bringing against anoto join in celebrafmg.
have joint charge of:

of,
-, , -, -,
f.
:
Dep.
:
to take
to take
part
to join
in attesting or
to confirm.
-5,
to join in sailing against together, to make a naval expedition in concert.

f.
, -, --, .
to
-((
:
Dep., with
fut.
med.
-,2.
to join in takifig care of: to
join in providitig.
ov, 6, one
who
joins in taking care
an
associate, coadjutor.
aor. 2 of
f.
-7,
to
,
f.
to help to twine or plait.
--, -(,
f.
to raise or lift at the

:
time.
II. to
urge on together or also
same
1
Pass, to
<-6, -(: -, -(,
rise together with.
-,
to help to strengthen.
pf.
f.
-(4.
examine alotig with or together. f. [], to draw on together:

Med.
self,
part.
^. -, -, -, -6,
<rvv6iTiCTiro-0ai,
draw along with or together draw over to one's own views.

to
to
{^^
:
or
(tvvt6s.
675
being used instead) with or in support of, advocate,
draw
to
one
use
,8,
/
his
shall
speak
aor. 2
inf.
and
support.
crvv-iplOos, b, also
o{
f.
Dep. to
f.
f.
to a thing.
support.
complishing.
Med.
utterly.
-, -(,
f.
a thing together.
upon, to keep up with; to folloiv the flocks. II. to follow with the mind, understand.
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,
: :
, . ( - -,
aor. 2
-. , .
to joi?t in
to set
[t],
f.
-, , -6,
f.
, -, ,
^,
to join in
urging forward. know along with, be privy to.

to
o-uvcpKTiKos,
send with or together.

with.
to
make war together
-,
:
to assist in
turning a person
f.
[], to help to strengthen or
performing or ac-
-, ~(\\
to
, . , /. ^. , ,
17,
, (/)
77,
a fellow-worker helpmate.
,
of a speaker, driving
opponent into a corner, cogent, forcible.

f.
\,
to creep together.
aor. I of
pf. pass,
aor. I of
'^.
of of
:
pf. 2 intr.
f.
:
-('.
to
to
aor. 2 act.
-,
to
pf.
II.
Dep.
go along with
or together.
f. to throw upon together: on or attack jointly : to apply oneself to
have dealings or intercourse with. 2. in hostile sense, to meet in battle, encounter, Lat. concurrere : of a battle, to be engaged
together, meet
3. c. ace,
come
-5, -,
in.
cognato,
;
to
wear away
or destroy
in
an expedition
III.
\ ((
to
join share thy
bed.
united.
of things, to be joined in one, be
6,
a joint-guardian.
of
IV. of events, to concur, coincide, hap-
aor.
aor. I of
-,
:
pen
to
Dep.
follow close
same
-, ,
together.
f.
-,
time.
II.
Pass, to be established by questioning.

aor. 2 imperat.
f.
5,
to
swear
aor. i of
'^.
to in addition or besides.
-,
gether with.
-5, , , -,
f.
;
Att. JtJvcats, ($, a joining, a fellow-lover,joint-lover. From meeting together. II. the faculty of apprehension, /o love jointly or in concert Med., judgment, ufiderstanding, intelligence. 2. conTivt to return love for love. science, =
Ion. aor. I of
pf.
(used
colleague, coadjutor.
-8 , -5 , ^. '$. -65 -^, (^^) ',

stones
^-work
to-
wrought for building. , a fellow-worker, partner, [],

[], [], i8os,
6,
poet, for
fern,
inipf.
to
gether with, to join or help in work

with, assist,
to cooperate
-5, , ,
cooperation
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., avvfpôs,
,
ox
do service
to one.
poet, for
, {^'^)
^$.
joint-work, assistance,
along with or together. a common feast. , ov, sharing one's hearth or home, living or dwelling together : as Subst.,
Pass, to feast
, (,
guardian of the hearth. pf part, of

aor. 2 of
associate or partner in a work, a fellowtvorkman, a cooper ator, coadjutor.
(, \'-,
:
an
old form of
f.
-,
Pass., aor.
:
together
a work, cooperate with. aor. I f. to set firmly to bind or fasten close together, to clench :
, :
-(
to be fast
: .
^.
pf
fut.
&. .. .. 65, .. , ) -, . , , . . , .
($.
Ep.
aor. I
, , ,
35
- ,()
to establish
ask questions with or at the a point by questioning:
of
mind I mark
:
aor. 2 -icpayov
to eat to-
of
aor. 2 o(
pf. pass,
'5,
of
pf. part. pi.
o(
pf. pass. part,
of
[],
aor. 2 pass. o(
aor. I
of
aor. 2 of
f.
[a], to entertain in one's
house:
-, -5,
6,
{, {, )
an inmate, guest.
2.
of Jupiter, the
-5, , {(, $)
comrade.
to join in
or
-(-
Att.
-6,
bound or
set firmly together.
without any pres. in
avv6T0iVTO, 3 pi. plqpf pass, of Dor. aor. 2 of Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 med. of cnjvTOs, 77, quick at apprehending, unII. pass, easy derstanding, intelligent, sagacious.
, .
aor.
pass,
[],
aor. 2 pass,
aor.
pass, of
, ()
. .. ..
of
2
companion, partner,

676
to be
Adv.
'5,
with or together,
to sleep or lie with ; 6 f. xpuvos the time which sleeps with one, i. e. which passes while one is asleep.
marry
fern,
-\5, ov, {, ) uvvevvos , , a bedfellow, consort, husband or

f.
to receive favours
c. ace. rei: c.
towards
. (, ^) . -, ,, . ,, '^ $ -, , ^
comprehended,
intelligible
:
- (.
:
neut.
pi.
avvera
as
to
constrain, oppress
to
Pass, to be constrained, dis4. in Pass.,
intelligibly.
'-6,, , <-,
f. f.
[], aor. 2 pass, of Adv. of ovvtros, intelligently.

to
, 5
be
as Subst.,
tressed, affected by.
engage with
Ion.
spears.
-,
of
Adv. of
5,
continually,
to share in happiness luith.

of,
unceasingly.
approve
be well pleased
'-, (,
pf.
f.
play together.
to
-8,
to
-^,
f.
to consent.
(- '-, young
to
to
pass their youth together
together.
<-,
each other
<-65, ov,
,
:
to
make
to
sleep
together,
-5,
to fall in with.
ov,
{,
",
;
Pass, to lie with.
, ,
young at the same time a young friend or comrade.

of
6,
iSos,
a bedfellow, husband, cotisort : a wife, mate. sharing one bed: as Subst.,

tvife.
f.uii,
aor. 2 of
pf. pass. part,
-^.
f.
(jjwii'yopos) to
plead another s
to
cause, to be
an advocate for,
esp. for the prosecution,
to be
well treated with,
opp. to
second
<-6,
c.
f.
,
Ion.
of,
along with.
rei, to
the accuser.
Hence
to help to
gen.
provide a part
provide, contribute, of, contribute
for another,
cate
;
-6,
ther, to join in
-, -, (-,
f.
:
dat. pers. to assist, help.

to be fortunate
Dep.
gether,
tacking.
after or towards
Dep.:
{, ) ^. , - '^, - . . ^^^ -: -, -^ ), -: *. -, -6,, -( -(

along with or together. Dep. to pray with or toge-
making a prayer.
to feast
with or together. used as aor. 2 of

:
f,
to lay
hold
rei.
put hand
2. c.
to
along
advocate's fee, drachma per diem paid to the public

the
05, , '^,
,
, advocacy of another's
of
cause, pleading
or advo^
esp. for the prosecutor.
for a
being a while
the court
'-,
sat.
ov,
speaking with, agree-
ivith or to-
supporting, on one's side, esp. in a court of justice : as Subst., , an advocate, counsel for the prosecution, opp. to
ing with.
2.
c.
gen.
gen. pers. to join in atto
Att.
P^'iPf
^^
Ion. 2 pi. plqpf. of

iut.
f.
aor. I
draw
aor.
Dep.'.
along with.
to rejoice together
to rejoice with
aor. 2
Ion.
one, to congratulate
one's
also c. dat. rei to rejoice at a
make
to.
-5, -,
attentive
II.
:
to follow
along with or together. ov, at the age of youth together. to place over together : metaph.
:
thing, to be pleased or gratified, to sympathise with
-(^
with or together.
, .. < .
also
(sub.
Pass.,
to
2. to
pf. with aor. 2 act, be placed over, superintend along
) -^,
to
series
to
,
;
good fortune.
,
cs,
a dwelling or living together, interconsuetudo.

II.
attend
cotirse, intimacy, Lat.
tom, habit, usage.
rise tip against, attack jointly.
aor. I
of
^, ,
5,
continuity.
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., =
is,
, {)$.
aor.
i
[],
aor. 2 pass,
of
, (($) a continuous
of
of things, II. continued attention, perseverance. Ep. aor. I of
^.
Ion. for
-6, -,
bold or keep together: the rowers together.
9 -
to hate
poet, for
[],
aor.
Alt.
|-:
^.'.
I
($.
pass,
with, join in bating.
of
f.
-'.
aor. 2
2. to
contain, comprise.
. ^
55 5, $, . ', -, . ^. , . - -^, -5, . ,

:
-3,
living together, of like habits or customs, akin, well well-acquainted or inti?nate suited to;
with him
habitual, customa7y
,
contr.
to
', {, ( (5,
From
gen. cos contr. ovs
use, cus-
gen.
pi.
fjdos).
dwelling or
tam.
II.
familiar.
pf. pass. part,
of
Adv. of
customarily.
to be
aor. I of
have come together,

I
assembled.
of aor. 2 of
aor.
age, Lat. aequalis

ciate
to
\()
to keep
3.
with or together, to live with.
,){, -,
ikos,
, ,=
, ,
:
(,
^^)
as Subst.,
of hke or eqtml , , an asso-
of
oner's
own
and
age, a comrade.
meeting, assembly.
f.
, {,
to
pass the day
nants, solemn promises.
-5 )
united
:
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.
, ,
f.
-.
17,
677
III.
union, connexion
in plur. cove-
p2it together, feigned,
From
work
ed over.
or overcome together.
council with, take counsel with.
ing
taph. to soothe by flattery.
to be
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,
examine
, .\. , ,$. , . , $ - ) -, -, -, -,
aor.
I
, $. -, ) ,. , . -, , .. , , - -,
-6, -],
to
f.
,, (-,,
,
f. f.
{)
(perrjs)
forged. agreed upon, covenanted ; Ik

Lat. ex compacto.
metaph.
-,
=
row with
(,
-,
:
f.
together
of things, to
-,
f.
by agreement,
to
to
run along with,

with, to
:
run
go along
go smoothly
:
with, concur with one's wishes
, {,
to
to
(.
:
-6,
,
generally, to
or ply with, befriends with.
is,
-5,
-, (,
in,
, {,
of
Alt.
throw a shade over.
From
thickly shaded, cover-
ov, poet, for
pf.
of
pf. pass,
of
impf. of
Pass, to be conquered
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
, {) , {)
a spectacle together.
to
rim
together, meet.
to
to
contemplate together
go
$, ,
bound
together.
aor.
aor.
f.
-5,
, ,
I i
aor. I of
to
sound or
rifig together.
'-,
-5,
:
, ,=
{,
From
pass, of
to be found out to be.
of
to sit ivith
or together, to
sit
in
pany
From
ov, sitting with or together.

of.
2.
shar-
--,
partaking
f.
to be
astounded along with.

to
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.
-5, , -, {.
:
hunt together
Pass.
^/,
warm
with or together
me-
pounding, composition
bination of letters.
treaty,
, , , , . . {) , {) -, , . -, ^ -, , . ] {) . . ,{) :) , , ^:
,
poet, for
, . -, ^. -, , . .
'-,
carefully.
f.
-:
,
aor.
-,
inf.
to die
with or together.
,,a
,
Hence
fellow-spectator or looker on. feni. of
($.
part, of aor. 2
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,
[t],
, ,
{,
avvQiis, aor.
2 part,
of
aros,
-5, ,
ov,
f.
poet, for
to
aor. 2
med.
Ep. for
med. imperat. of
-,-,
f.
sounding with, in harmony with. to break in pieces, crush: melaph. enervate, weaken. f. [], to offer sacrifice along with.
aor. 2 inf. of *aui/ei5a;.
a placing together, an
:
arrangement, covenant, treaty

oijv8eows,
in plur.
injunctions,
, ,
Ep. for Ep. 3 pi. impf. of

to settle
imperat. and 3 sing. impf. of inf. pres. of
instructions.
to join in sacrifice with.
a putting together, coma comII. metaph. an agreement,

skilled in putting
down,
collapse, shrink.
2. to
sink, fall, of the wind.

f.
intr.
to
sit
together, to hold a
05, , ,
:
covenant
cf.
sitting.
Att. or
[for the quantity, see
together.
impf.
avvOero, Ep. for
3 sing. aor. 2 med. of
pf
(.
3
impf. 3
f.
or
aor.
also(âs if from
)-^,
inf
;
pi. pres.
;
05,
inf.
ov, also
ov,
put together,
sing. impf.
(,
imperat.
3 2
pi.
^vvitaav Ep.
compounded of parts, compound
complex.
II.
from
pi.
^;
also (as if aor.
aor. 1

678
imperat.
subj.
avvLêv
($
;
:
aor.
med. 3
sing, ^vvero,
3
:
pi.
committer e.
take notice
Med.
fellow-knight.
went together. II. Ep. 3 they shared in the knowleds;e. 3 pi. of

imperat. of
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.
:
. , -, -, -, -,-, , , { , -, , , . , . , . , -6, , -, )
nietaph. to perceive, bear
to
send, bring or sei together, Lat.

III.
,. ,'.
to
understand, know. come to an understandi?ig about a thing. oi ibo). as if from 3 pi. pres. of
of, observe,
ecus,
a joint commander of horse. 6, a fellow-rider or horseman, a

impf. of
^^ . ( -{, ,
[]
a\rv-vku>,
f.
:
., ) -, ( , -,
:
cloudy, overcast.
II. intr.
: ; .
ov,
(,
f.
io collect clouds.
it is
io be
III.
clouded over : impers.
cloudy.
nietaph. to be under a cloud, in adversity. From is, vi(pos) overcast with clouds, clouded.
pf. pass,
Ion. 3
pi.
to pile or
heap together, heap up.
f.
f.
-,
to
2.
to
swim
together.
Ep. 3
pi.
ibo), they
f.
Dep. to swim together with. have part in a victory with. 11
pi.
plqpf. of
transit, to help in
-,
conquering.
to think
oti
f.
over, meditate or reflect

Ion.
-, ,
f.
upon together, to think also in Med. Hence

:
meditation, thought
consciousness.
to be
atixious
pi.
of
thought, trouble.
impf.
f.
aor.
to
place or
set
together,
to
-5,
gether,
Subst.,
partaking or sharing in a thing
,
pf.
,
us. Ion.
$, (, ($
part.
:
$
:
contr.
gether, stand
ground.
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.,
ifi
close
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 allied.
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
4. to be
, -, ^, , -,
stand tostand one's
to
, -, , -5, -,
;
, one who lives with, a cofisort ; of birds, a mate; generally, a partner, fellow, companion, congener.
-voos, ov Att. contr. -vovs,
5,
,
f.
feeding {, consorting metaph. consorting

ov,
:
a joint-lawgiver. or herding
with.
3.
to2.
hence,
as
thinking deeply,
thoughtful, anxious.
to be ill together or
avv-vovs,
contr. for
$.
along with.
f.
of travellers,
a bride. along with. Hence a journey in company. II. a party a caravan. , a fellow-traveller.
,
f.
ov, helping to deck
to journey
^,'
-,
also
vjitnesses.
in diminishing or reducing.
f.
-, -, , -, -, -, -5, -,
to
f. f.
$
up
:
, 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
meeting, joining, junctiofi.
-, -,
, , ,=
, 68.
to
to travel together.
a travelling togethf. a fellow-traveller.
And From
help dry
Att.
metaph.
to help to strengthen.
Ion. for
/tets, pres. part, of dwell along with or together.
to
join with
(-, -,
pf.,
with
f.
offriendship.
:
^cy, to
-',, -,
f.
-5, , , , -((,
same
-,
,,a
ov,
pack
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.
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,
:
-,
:
pres. sense, of
together
*,
q. v.
ties
bind one to another by
to be thickly
^.
\5, ,
gether
:
, ()
to incline to the
point, converge.
II.
io
assent to or approve by a nod, consent.
peopled.
Hence
;
aTos, to, that with which one lives
a most unpleasant house-mate. a dwelling or living towedded life, marriage. opos, , , one that lives with.
Att.
() ^, ()
,
a living
to-
gether.
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.
crvvra^Li.
,
es
aor. 2
{)
to
to see together or at the
-, , ) -, ( ,
avv-oirXos, ov,
f.
{,
following along with, attending on.
armed
together, allied.
(as if
(as
inf.
from if from
:
)
II.
;
679
-^):
give in marriage. join in one city;
-, \
to
f.
Att.
2. to
make make to
to live
with
live together, to
concentrate all the people of Lesbos at Mytilene, II. to join in peopling or colonising
a country.
der one
peopling, a fellow-colonist.
Pass, to be hiilt
ov,
,
<5,
city
Hence , a making
rjpos, 6,
as a capital.
--, ,
()
to
to live together, joining
- -, -, -, $,
:
to
-^, : -5, (a thing.
same
all at once, take in all at
a glance
fut.
Dep.
to be
med. aor. i pass, angry along with or together.

:
ov,
time.
to see
to take
a view of
dawning together with. up together or violently: Pass, to be moved or urged on together. opKos) bound by oath. (Tuv-opKOS, ov,
un-
one who joins in
-,
:
f.
up with other
{,
:
inhabiting jointly
denizen
tuith
metaph.,
life.
f.
-08, ,
change of
$
as
build with or together:

materials.
, ,) .
[t],
ov,
to stir
{,
,
ahos,
{,
:
clashing together.
Ep. aor.
f.
cover completely.
$ , -,8 {, )
having started or -opos Ion.
f.
2 pass. part,
to
of bring to anchor together. Ep. aor. 2 pass. part,

set forth together.
bordering on
to
KOvis
living with or together,
-5,
society,
Subst.
joint inhabitant, a
aWayq
associated
of
ther, social ititercourse, association, society.

:
)
-5,
dust twin-brother of
mud.
together.
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.
:
, - -. <-, , -, -,
(-,
keeping house together a partner in mischief.
Att.
metaph.,
to pity
along with or
a companion
fut.
oi
med.
to slip
and fall
together with.
-\\, ,
held together, a meeting, joining. Hence straitness, distress, anguish.
,, -, Ion.
ov. Ion. for
-. ,
$.
(from
a being with or together
,,
:
:
roof all over,
part,
a living togeII.
meeting of friends, party. ov, 6, one who

:
<05,
a disciple.
the
same
brother, sister.
', (-, -, -,
<ruv-o\os, ov, also
the
iwear along with or together,
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.
to
, ,, 5 , (, . -. , {) - , - , , . -, --05, , Ep. $, =
ov,
.
Dep.:
state.
{,
Hence suited for , f. med,
{)
lives with,
,
,
society, sociable.
pf. pass,
o(ppvs).
Att.
{)
Ep.
--
to knit the
brow, frown. a holding or being

2.
Adv. holding together.
ov, all together
{)
of
held together
intr. pf.
,
km
2. the
metaph.
junction.
:
metaph.
Hence whole together. Adv. on the whole, at once.

ov, gen.
:
agreeing with, suiting.

for
ovos,
{,
$)
,
of
blood, kindred
as Subst.,
of the a ,
be held together,
come together ;
to
shoulders contracted over the chest.

fut.
Dor. for
f.
otos, to,
that which
is
put
,tofollow along with, attendupon.
Dor.
f.
-^,
:
iKos, 0,
a friend of
together in order: a body of troops a squadron, corps, contingent.
drawn up
in order,
constitution
same age, a fellow, comrade.

or
of a
to converse or associate with.

f.
'.
aor. I
to
range.
-, ,
f.
ther, to share in misery.
-,
'-. -,
=
($,
agree with : do, promise, make a covenant with.
say the same thing with, II. to agree to to agree mutually.

to
(-^,
f.
, {, 6$)
order: of soldiers,
to
,. , {)
f.
verb. Adj. of
one must ar-
to
endure hardships toge-
Ion. for
border or abut
array: hence
tion, system.
3.
bring together into one. a putting together in a drawing up in order, a complete 2. order, arrangement : organisato 4. in
on.
a body of troop.
Gramm.

680
the combination
:;
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.
rate of reymineration. Att.
era pay to throw pf. Pass., aor. I into litter confusion, to disturb, Lat. conturbare : to Pass, to be trouble, confound, perplex, disquiet :
-^,
to
pf.
.
short,
2.
belonging
tributary
3.
thrown into utter confusion

troubled, disquieted, vexed.
Att.
:
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
pf.
:
-(:
-:
: . -( - -: :
Ion.
f.
fut.
-(.
to cut in pieces, to
chop up.
:
cut
Lat.
concidere
W. to cut down, metaph. to cut short,

ohov), to
to be
much
i
-^
f.
:
aor.
firm.
line.
Med.
together, bargain.
intr. to hasten,
-,
,
-^,
4. to be assessed for taxation. put themselves in order of battle, 2. to arrange for oneself. 3.
4. to tahe leave of, bidfareivell. to help to
[],
urge on, hurry.

of
8, -,
draw
powers
f.
hasten to an end.
pass,
pf. pass. part,
together, strain,
tight:
metaph.
Pass, to exert oneself, use all one's endeavours.

intr. to
exert oneself, strive, Lat. contendere.

to
direct one's
one object, tend towards, Lat.

Att.
, ... , , -, . . - ,$,). -, to
abridge,
ctirtail.
disturbed,
Pass.,
a short cut: (sub. speak briefly, concisely the time became short.
),
:
III. intr. (sub.
to cut the
-,
Adv. pf. pass. part, of an orderly manner, in set terms, Adv. pf. pass. part, of
nestly, eagerly, vigorously.

pf. pass,
III.
,
5,
5,
pf.
:
v-pv,ov,gen.o^S, {,
to whistle
an accompanitnent.
$ ),
aor. 2
i
:
-:
make
as
matter short,
bordering on.
in
ear-
pf. pass,
of of
with intrans. sense of

f.
:
form
to
in
agree
II.
pass,
aor.
pf.
to bore throiigh so
as to meet, to
perforate:
tiels.
Pass,
II.
to be connected by
openings or chan-
metaph.,
'
<8,
f.
let
words pierce through the

pf. pass. inf.
ears, sijik deeply.
pf. pass. part,
of
stretch
/o exert, strain:
II.
art: as Subst.,
2. to
tendere ad.
fication.
conjecture, guess, calculate.

<ruv-TKvoTroico,
f.
another.
breed.
-, - , -, ,
aor.
I
<-|,
to help to
build a forti-
Dep.
to
to
breed children
:
with
, -,
[]
:
-5, , , {,
:
of
practising the satne
aor. I
a fellow-workman. to meli iogeiher,

:
meli or fuse inlo 07ie mass. dissolve by meliing, make

aor.
I
II.
melt down,
2. Pass.
wasie away.
:
aor. 2
:
with
pf. act. intrans.
melt away,
dissolve, disappear.
f.
safe: keep in mind.

f.
(avvTeKrjs) a joint payment, a contribution to the public burdens, subscription. II. at
-,
f.
to
help in breedifig
also to
intr., to
belong
to.
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.
to
-, -
to
2.
:
,
I
watch
closely; to preserve, keep
waich one's opportunity.
add
iogeiher.
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
aor.
(\$.
f.
III.
an
unio?i or partfiership
formed
IV.
for bearing public burdens, a club or
company.
:
an accomplishment, completion, end, consiinimation.

:
pf.
pass.
bring to an end together, bring quite to an end, complete, finish off.

II. to
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,
((
pay joint
(\(
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.
^
2.
aor. 2
^
II.
Med.
:
to
an estimate
-,
:
taxes, contribute
-, ,
Pass,
io increase in value, rise in price.
rate with a larger.
-5,
is,
(, T\os) paying
joint taxes, con-
$ ,
-, -, , ,
*-,
a
{(()
;
short cut
or
by the shortest cut.
2. concise, brief, short.
5 -
tributing one's share; avvTe\r)s rrokis the city which
Hence
and
,
:
:
-($
Adv.
:
Sup.
(TVVTOVOS,
tight.
ov,
2.
{)
f,
concisely, shortly
and on the
-.
:
Comp.
stretch,
metaph. intense, excessive: of persons, earnest, serious, vehement : neut. pi. as Adv.
earnestly, veheinently.
^ 9. - -, ,
::
::
together, hence to concoct, Lat. concoquere,

aor. 2 inf. of
strained
mony
table
-, ($, -^^, ()
II.
incident
(cvv, ruvos) in har-
also a mischance, accident,
or unison with.
ov,
-,
gether, three a?id three.

f.
-,
together
:
-65, ,
as Subst.,
al,
-,
-, ,
or
:
{,
to act
tragedy together. eating at the same , a messmate.
to help in
5 '-,
f
Ion.
:
, (, $)
-, ,
681
to
a conjiaicture, happy chance, happy event
;. ()
[]
:
make
into cheese
an occurrence,
Med.
(^,
rpiis) three to-
-, , -, -',
to
f.
:
to feed besides, help to
feed
-,
aor. i
to
Dep. to play a part along with . maintaining a character. {. to help in putting under ; help in composing.
to join in
II. Pass, to groiu up together, live together. of liquids, to congeal Pass, to be congealed, freeze.
-6, -(,
f.
aor. 2
to
together, meet in battle, encounter, Lat. concurrere.

as friends, to
with a trident
familiar, ordinary, common together. 3. natural, usual, co7)imon. act., helping to preserve life.
, . , () -, . ) ,- - - $ $' . , () , . ) -5, , {) , , , , () -, , , .
:
commingle.
4. to
f.
one web,fraine cutmingly.

[t], to
more commonly
run
2.
-rush
3.
any agony.
unison
to
together, gather
to
of enemies,
:
singing or sounding in echoing or responsive to : metaph. according with, in unison with.

aor. I
pi.
come together, agree
generally, to con5. to
cur, coincide.
shrivel up.
meet with.
ru?i or
aor. I inf.
, {,
of
a conspiracy
to
overthrow
generally, to
fut. pass,
overwhelm in ruin.
:
by oath, a fellow-conspirator, confederate,

ov,
- ) . , () , () 5,
weave together
:
serving or assisting.
aor.
to
I
pass,
--
metaph.
combine as in
:
be in travail together
to share in
-03, , (,
of
aor. 2
mcd. subj. o( a bei?ig leagued by oath,

one ivho
is
.
;
,,
confederacy.
leagued
of
leagued or bafided by
[]
:
f.
\^
aor.
Pass., aor. 2
[]
pf.
rub together.
oath
crush,
grind down, shiver
to
atoms, Lat. conterere;
TTJs
(5
aTOS,
II.
Tas vavs
to stave
the ships in: Pass.,
to
metaph.
in Pass, to
have one's head broken. run against, clash with.
III.
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,
:
-,
:
confederate.
to
f.
:,
,
a
-5,
name
f.
ov,
(,
,
Aeol. for
of
to be
From
a
like
or meanifig,
ov,
partner
in fitting
out
trireme,
tion.
ing
a fracture, destruca sttimblitig-hlock, offence. Xos, , , shattering, smashof a lubber-tiend that breaks the pots in the
pair-horsed chariot.
to link
, ()
Dep.
($)
to
one
who
drives
yoke together
Med.
with oneself.
,'.?/, (5)
f.
to drive a
From
kitchen.
a two-horse chariot.
a pair of horses or mules, II. generally, a pair or

III.
a being reared together
a brood.
From
couple of anything, Lat. biga. binds together, a pair offetters.

be of use, assist together together.
that which
absol.
ov,
of the same origin
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
meet with, fall in with
-, . -, , ,
=
as.
2.
brought up together with generally, living with : : of animals, brought up
$
fut.
II.
continually
aor. 2
'.
to
:^, \-,
( -,
f
to
cofiverse,
it
",
.,
happened that help in robbing graves,

. . ,
-, ) -, , *) -5, $. -8, 2, , 23, -, 23,

pf Adv.
part, of
, ()
to jci?i
:
ifi
helping
to
Pass,
derive profit
of Time, perpetually,
2 2
:
continuously.
(oOs,
, (5,
a slaying of swine. slayer of swine.
idos,
fern,
feni. ci of '2.5, a Syrian
[],
woman.
Dor.
Ion.
2-
Syracuse.
Hence
ov.
-5,, ( ,^)
Syracusan.
Ion.
Dor. and Att.
trailing the belly,
to join in slaying tyrants.
of a
worm
or snake.

682
long
Adv.
piping or whistling sound.

piping, whistling.
() , () ,
line.
, () 2,
,
aros,
()
,
^
the
rushing furiously.
2.
in a
.
and
intr. in
the
land of
the Syrians, Syria.
ox fall to pieces, to be broken up arid run together : of rivers, to run into one another : of war, to break out.
sound of a
pipe, a
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
,
:
united
the
sounding of a pipe, a
-, ())
(,
:
Act. (esp. in
pf. 2
^)
to
break
Pass,
have the roots

:
to take root together with.
2vpTts,
the sand-banks on the coast of Afiica, of which there were two, the Syrtis Major and Minor.
dKos,
fut. Dor. Att. aor. i kavpiâ 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
2"'
,
Att.
(/), a piper.
, , , ., , {) 2, , ,
5,
,,
5-5,
aros,
('/).
,
:
-^
swept together like refuse, vulgar, promiscuous. atiy thing swept together, refuse, , II. metaph. a litter, rubbish, Lat. quisquiliae. mixed crowd, mob, rabble.
,
:
i5os,
a sand-bank in the sea
of
<05,
() = 05. ()
,
f.
. as Adj.
ST'Pfl [],
Pass.,
aor. 2
trail
drag,
hale
ace.
along
:
:
aor.
:
kovpa:
pf.
:
[]
pf.
:
to
draw^
to
drag by force, force away,

ace.
:
generally, to sweep away.
2T'5,
,,
$,
,
6,
(5.
SUS, = vs, a
/s
player on the
Pans
pipe
5 -,,-, -^,
contr.
and
gen.
08,
dat.
nom.
pi.
:
$,
f.
Ep.
($,
Lat.
swine, pig, whether
hog
or boar, or sow;
a wild boar.
to toss all about.
f.
to
put baggage ox furniture
gether, to
pack up
generally, to
Adv. CSvpos) in the Syrian language.

f.
pare;
one's
to contrive, concert.
^, =
:
aros,
, ()
-, ,
,
q. v.
own baggage, and
trailed along
tive
anything which a robe with a long train.
is
drawn
or
pf.
pass.
draught, used by the Egyptians, chiefly consisting of the juice of the radish and salt-wâter, whence the radish itself is called Hence
f.
refuze, rubbish.
any sweeping or trailing motion, Lat. tr actus, the track of meteors, etc. II. that
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.
28, 2, 25,
, , , . ,, -, , (-6(, -, , . , ^, . , (5) . 2-, 2, ) , -,

a?i
Ion.
()
(8
to
generally to pack up
or
packed up, in marching order.

ready, provide.
nerally, to
emetic ox purga-
3. to contrive, concert.
^
:
to-
make ready, preII. Med. to pack up

part,
all
2. to
prepare,
make
4. ge-
bring together, scrape together for one's
own
use
band
together.
Hence
a packing up, getting ready, (ox a

f.
to take
aSos,
()
an emetic or purge.
journey or march.
anything swept together,
to
05, , ()
concert.
with another, one. Hence
Typos, , one who a messmate, Lat. contubernalis.

57.
sense, to
f.
(^$,
f.
, ,
f.
f.
carry baggage together. Dep. to contrive, devise,
to
to live in the same tent or house lodge together: to mess with any
lives in the
same
tent,
fem. of
soldiers,
confligere.
form metaph. of men,

:
,-^, , -, , -( -, -(
Att.
f.
nians.
in intr.
dash together, clash together, fight with, Lat.
Subst.,
Pass. aor. 2
also pf. 2 intr.
in Pass, to be
-^ - -, -^, -,
-:
to
tubernalis.
to sacrifice together.
pf.
:
aor. 2 in pass,
flow together or to flow or stream in
in one
stream
cover entirely.
,, ) -, , . -,
-5,
From
ov,
a dwelling in one tent: of a messing together. a common meal, of the Lacedaemo-
,
f.
(,
,
living in one tent : as a messmate, comrade, Lat. co?i-
Hence
f.
to
or
together.
i
f.
aor.
[]
pf.
to
break
to pieces
:
(Is tV to
break up and make into one broken down by sufferings.
but
-5, -,
ov,
(,
it
to contemplate
f.
,
f.
)
to
throw a shade quite over,
to
shaded over, shaded. along with or together. grow or become dark : imto
pers.,
grows dark.
metaph.
II.
look
sad or gloomy
Pass,
together.
: :
of skins, to sew together.

Pass,
together
-,
f.
:
-,& -,
of
to
f.
:
Att.
[],
-, , draw
f.
to
rend in
pieces,
to
or squeeze together
to be coiled
{, ()
\,
hence
up
to
soldiers, to be formed in close
order
press, condense
march
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.
tion
with
together, to be in earnest about a thing.

to
or tremble.
sealing
Subst.,
-, )) (/ 4\ -^, , -^, -, () , ,, $) -, -, ) ) -,
-6,
:
<-, --, -, sow

Med.
to
in close order.
or sprinkle together.
pass,
, {,
to
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 ;
( $,
pass.
'.
.-,
:
-^, -\: ,
f.
683
cover together or entirely.
aor. I
to
to
f.
-:
pf.
act.-car:
to shorten sail.
4\
economy,
i.
2.
draw together, draw in to draw in, contract, comto be
Pass, to be contracted, get smaller;
els
drawn
in towards
e.
to retrench
so also in pf. pass. part.
in
<-5,
f.
ov,
{,
to
makitig a libation
pass. part,
gird up ready for
one's loins
so aor. 2
III.
action.
joining in the same treaty.

f.
Gramm.
to use
.,
a syllable
short.
make
haste along with or

II. trans.
f.
^,
.
to sigh or
^0
pursue or manage zealously together.
,
ov,
groan with. crown along with or

that
:
together.
which
:
to
shake together : to
make
to
quiver
together,
a composite whole
a composition
is put a col-
to eat or
a club or mess.
meal, esp. at Sparta where all dined together according to the institution of Lycurgus. II. a diningrootn, hall.
, , , () 5, , () ,
Dep.
(,
lege, assembly.
to
join in
as
!-5,
and
signing.
{,
same row
marked
in
common:
f. to stand in the or line with: to be coordinate or in conformity with, to correspo?id to.
f.
a fixed sign or signal. to eat or mess with
bricate.
mess together.
Hence
:
(5,
,=
and
II.
From
messing together or in common.

:
, -(
f.
, -,
-,
:
(,
-, ,
f.
6,
I.
in pi.
a common
with or together, to join or share in an expedition. f. to be the fellow-general
-5,
common
.
in
perance.
ther
with.
tion,
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.
the
ov,
together, introductory,
k
- , -,
cru
, . ^( ,, , ,'() -, , , $ -, ) -, () -,
ov,
) -|, , $, -5, , ) -, ()
ov,
From
eating together with or as Subst., 6, a messmate. f. to help to save or deliver.
(,
f.
{,
, -,
,
f.
;
II. to
unite.
^
;
to
put together, fa-
a common campaign or expedition.
eii^cy also as Dep. to make a campaign,
-8, , -8,
f.
:
:
serve along
of.
a fellow-general, joint commander. 6, a fellow-soldier. Dep. to encamp along with.

Pass., aor. 2
[]
up
united in one body.
pf.
to twist or coil
to
be
a partner in tem-
into
a mass, Lat. conglobare ; generally,

of soldiers, to rally,
one, combine
5, -
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
body;
to rally or
Pass, to be united in one body, combine

2.
\\.
Hence
ov,
one who takes part in a sedi-
a fellow-rioter.
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.
^
form
:
together, roll
to collect in
into a solid
to club
collect oneself:
(,
to slay along with or together.[],

f. f.
â:
aor. 2 pass.
(<-
inf.
a member of
7^0;, to lace or
f.
05, , ,
same party, a partisan.
of or for bringing
commendatory;
another ample.
a letter of introduction. to crucify f.
along with.
gether.
-, ,
:
,
to
bind close together.
Pass,
to
conform one thing to be conformed to another's exto
f.
pass one's leisure with or
to-
: : :
684
[],
.
,
for
^,
crvTO
bavs.
spherical
3 sing, plqpf. pass, (with
-63, (,
fs,
:
:
aor. sense) of ffevoj.
05,
,
herd.
05,
-, -05,
5, ,
5TXNO'5,
, lengthd. form for avcpios. , {ads) a hog-sty cvcpiovhi = ils

;
the sty.
TO,
ov, Aeol. for oo(p6s.

17,
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,
ov,
many
together.
as
blood of the victim

the victim
itself.
, ,
Adv.
far
better.
o/V^/e,
derer
,
,
sq.
:
much.
'($
is
ews,
on which Ajax
"knife.
the victim itself :
a wound.
in plur.
victim, to sacrifice.
part.
Hence
,, ,
) , $, () ) , $( , 5, () , () . {^) ^, 5, () . , .
or irpbs
(,
,
Pass.,
rounded, blunted.
f,
:
():'
,
pass. pf.
to
make globular
his
,
rounded,
[a]
etdos) ball-like, globular,
plqpf
or spherical:
(ovs,
a herd of swine. = a swine-
and
lar.
2.
gaiigrened, mortify: the bone became gangrened and the thigh mortified. From
f.
,
arched.
chest
was round
II. to tip ivith
a ball or button spears tipped with buttons.
made globu-
II.
tipped ivith a ball or button.

to be
TO
, ga?igre?ie,
mortification.
2.
a spasm,
convulsion
4. neut.
and
2'02, , the ,
17,
cofivulsive firy.
plant sage, Lat. salvia, [a]
a bowl for catching

II.
the
in sacrifices.
like
05, , ,
:
aor. 2 part. pass,
slaughtered, sacrificed. of
making
to fall, totter or
a slayer, butcher: a muris set, of the sword about to throw himself: a sacrificial
the slayer
metaph. slippery, perilotis, precarious, Lat. lubricus. II. intr. ready to fall, to!teri?ig, staggering. Adv. -pa>s.
stagger
aor. inf. pass, of
(-^)
II.
f.
-^
as
slaughter, butchery, sacrifice : vvpos the sacrificialfire. 2.
Pass.,
2
the throat, Lat,
jugulum, mostly
to slay
'. to
make
. . , ,
2'1,
with
Dor. 3
f.
pi. pres.
:
of
J
aor.
inf.
:
fut.
med.
pf.
[]
3 sing, plqpf.
''
aor.
2.
make
to fall; properly, /o trip
up
in wrestling:
Dep.
II.
(-)
more
to stumble,
a
I
totter or reel.
throw down, ovcrthrozu : to make to 2. metaph. to baffle, foil, balk, disII.

:
rarely an Act.
concert, disappoint.
to stu7nble, stagger, reel
Pass, to be tripped up,
occurs in the same sense,

Pass.,
whence
aor.
05, ,
[a]
from
killing, deadly.
rally,
, , ,
2
:
to fall, esp.
:
by
disasters.
having been
a slaying, sacrificing. mostly in plur.,
the sacrifice of a slave.

ov, also a, ov,
,
:
sacrificed.
to be bafiled, foiled, disappointed
to
fail, be unsuccessftd
ov
:
be defeated, to y'
a victim Properly neut.
be balked or disappoi?ited of a thing.

err, be deceived, blufider.
iSos,
a knife.
to
() , ()
,
:
slaying, sacrificing
a stumble, false aTOS, metaph, a failure, defeat, disaster.

failing, trespass.
a sacrificial knife
gene-
horse
Pass.,
throat,
-^ ^ 2, ) () . () , () , ,
05, 2'1
aor.
I
:
A'Zn,
f. to struggle, plunge, like a restive writhe or struggle convulsively. Hence
a spasm, convidsion.
Att.
pf.
'^- (-/
:
f.
aor.
aor.
:
[]
'
:
7ioise, to
fulness, befidl to bursting.

:
fut.
to slay by ciitting
the
Lat. jugtdare
as,
to
slay,
slaughter, sacrifice,
immolate.
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.
, ,
,
,
them.
. ,. , ,
Dor. for
a wasp.
aor. i part, of
shall never be disappointed in thee
c.
gen.
rei, to
3. to fail,
Hence
step.
2.
II.
a fault,
Dep.
(payos)
to
bvrst with
crack, crackle, hiss.
2. to
groan with
2'02,, ,
Att. for
77,
ball, esp.
;
a ball
to
play with
to play at ball
2.
to toss
the ball about.
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. ,
(5,
6, . and
Ion. enclit. ace. pi. masc. and fern, of

II. in
s.
[]
s.
Attic and later Poets, also
, ,
,
ace. sing, him, her.
()
608, , ,
hement, earnest:
(5, . and
nom. and
ace. pi. neut. of
Ion. ace. pi. for

collat.
neut.
vebemendy.
^
form of
5. 05,
as
eager, ve-
Adv. eagerly,
22,
dat.
:
nom.
ace.
pi.
masc. and
neut.
Pron. of 3rd person, they, neut,
forms
dat.
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. <piv and ace. \pe. this Pron. is always personal, and therefore he uses no neut., which first occurs in Herodotus. The notion is
are,
a<p(is. genit.
nom.
and
$,
fern,
of the personal
:
The
., . . , ,
:
'
685
gen.
Lp. and Ion.
^:
shaped or peaked beard, as Mercury is represented Comedy old men were thus brought on the stage.
j
-,
2',
f.
aor. I inf.
Ep. for
,,
205,
:
aor. I of a wedge, Lat. cuneus. with a wedgeojvos, ,
',
of
(^,
to
^)
:
in
2', 05, , () wasp,

a
wedge
up, close.
Lat. vespa.
ov,
often strengthened by avros, as in avTOvs. II. there is a rare usage o{
, ,. 6,5,
pers. pi.,
2'2,
for
metaph., avdpes
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<î770s, 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.
2'02, , ,
to
^ ,
aTos,
for
('
<$
Sphettus
a<pios
for
2nd
j
also, but Ep. and Ion. dat. pi. of very rarely, as dat. sing. (^'^^) a band, a bracelet or neck:
footstool
Ep. contr. plur.

Lat. acermis
:
lace.
, of maple wood,
'
hearts of maple.'
From
II.
the maple, Lat. acer.
,
5,
f.
to sling, to use the sling.
,' -^ ,
Adj.
,,
:
an Attic deme
55, ,
:
Adv. a Sphettian.
2 5
:
,
f.
5',
05, 2,
aor.
:
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.
pf.
to
,,
V.
^,
'/.
of the sling.
5,
6,
65,
($,
f.
ov, 6,
Aeol. and Dor. for
Dor.
own, appropriate, usurp : also whence Dor. aor. I part.
, ,, () ,. , , ,, , -^, ,
;
slinger.
dat. of
(5.
$.
as
Att. for
($)
Dep.
^-.
:
to
make
one's
((^($.
very, Adv., properly neut. pi. of very much, exceedingly, with vehemence. vehement, violent, also OS,
ov,
possessive Adj. of the 3rd pers.
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., = vT(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.
:
sing.,
piece of wood pointed like a wasp's sting, a pointed stick or stake.

is,
, , ,
Pass.,
^\.,=-(5, ($, my own,

dat. fern, of
),
mine.
Ep. and Ion. for
5,
() , {(^) -5, {, ($) = 5$. ,{)

^ tvasps'
nest.
05.
, .
gen. of
, , (), 5,
200'5,
,
excessive.
active, zealous.
in at the waist
. , , 5, ) 5, -,
,
,
II.
of men, violent, itnpetuous

to
also
make vehement
overbearing
:
Pass,
to be violent or
IV
to
put overweening trust in a thing, [] violenfly : Sup. Adv. of
Att. for
an
insect
which
lives Oil the roots
of plants, a kind o{ beetle. a vertebra. like

ov,
on a spindle.
a7iy
8,,
05,
Att. for
;
to
make
like
generally, to pinch in, bind tightly
(3 pi. gold and silver.
wasp-like, pinched in at the waist like a wasp. the point of a helmet aros,
-,
in
re plqpf.) the braids of hair were tight bound with

s,
a wasp,
to
pinch
:
spindle.
fern., her,
fern., their, their

I
contr. for
which the plume
{)
fixed.
5, (,
eiSos)
coxcomb, a lazy longthat wears an onyx signet-ring. haired fellow

apyas,
is
,---, )
sing,
round body
, , {()
her ojvn.
the
round weight which
$,
II.
{5,
4(5.
{q(s)
twirled
II.
a vertebra.
twirls a
mafc,
his, his
own;
p!ur.
masc. and
, Dim.
own, like
of
'. ,
:
{5, ,
pass.
Comic name
for a
Ion.
f.
pf.
686
:
{a^pa-yis)
II.
to to
seal
to
seal
up.
III. metaph. to seal or stamp stamp. proval, limit, define, determine.
anything with
also the
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.
or stone/or a ring.
II. the
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 ;
and full,
weening speech.
the throbbing pulse in inflamed , parts: also the beating of the heart, the pulse. f. to throb, beat violently : of the pulse,
to beat ;
husbandry, a
of goats and sheep.

ov,
out with the
of iron,
right.
and
,, ,, ^, ,, 5 , () , ,, ) -8, . . . ,
generally,
mark
as
with
', , /. ,
up,
shut
impf.
Ion.
rare Att.
seal,
aor. 2 imperat.
of
-ivith
ap-
2"'5
gem
Ion.
-,
a seal
to
mark
ship.
seal, signet-ring
generally, a ring:
toons.
$, , (^.')
,
5,
am
^, , (($)
Adv.
also nigh at
2.
a light boat or craft, raft, float', a raft of hides ^poet. a boat, a light bridge, a bridge of refts ox pon:
-, ,
', for ^.
form of
.
$,
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
hand :
, ,
,,
{) {)
{)
^^, ,
2', ,
tol
the veins or arteries.

\l.
a hammer.
an implement
the
oi
beetle, mallet, ior
breaking clods of earth.
ahos,
, Att.
for
dung
{,
hammer.
II.
wrought or beaten metaph. wrought as out

metaph.,
(, ,. . , , ,
but ;
I
( ,
iravTes nearly
all
pretty well assured.
Ep. for
poet. aor. 2 of
inf.
.
;
Ep.
poet. aor. 2
of
see
aor. 2 inf. of
$, , Att.
or
ribs of beef.
2"',
rigid.
dat.
"
TO, the ankle
to set upon upright ankle,
i.
e.
to set up-
tool,
II. metaph. the lowest part or base. Dor. for gen. apocopate Att. nom. and ace. for
:
later
2',
for
dual masc. and fem.

;
nom. and
ace. of per:
row
son. Pron. of 3rd pers.
gen. and dat.
they
two, both of
21"',
person. Pron. of 2nd pers.
you two, both of you.
,
ivasp.
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.
,
to
thetti.
nom. and
ace.
;
dual
masc. and fem. of

:
gen. and dat.
body: the nature or fashion of a thing; a 7vay of life. a check, a remedy. 6,

f.
, , . , ,
,
or line,
, 2,
5,
a pair of pincers or tongs. Ep. for aor. 2 med. imperat. of -, Scheria, the island of the Phaeacians
, ,
for
$, mostly
for
in plur.
of
Ep.
/,
aor. 2
inf.
,
,
^,
{)
carpenter's
;.
Lat. Corcyra, now Corfu. used only in the phrase Ir one after another, successively.
aor. 2 imperat. of aor. 2
ship, to inveigh bitterly.
sing., bis, her.
, , 2"',
contr. Att. for
ovos,
gen. and dat. of
fall, let
5', ( ) 22,
"Lzt.favtis.
f.
II.
the cell of a
to
let
larva of the bee or ciless, cruel, savage. 2. mucb-S7iffering, v?ihoneycomb, the honeycomb, flinching, hardy. II. 3. miserable, unhappy. of Things, cmel, shocking, horrid, abominable. a or. I to slit, cut open; Hence lance or open a vein. II. to let Adv. cruelly, abominably : Sup.
the
:
, 05, 5,
($,
() () , (($)
inf.
med.
..
of
state,
condition,
, $
in
Compare
habit of
to complaifi
of hard-
Hence
ov
:
angry complaining,
I.
ov, also os,
(()
:
invective.
properly,
able to bear
of Persons, hardhearted, mer
drop,
do^vn
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.
turf
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.
5. . ,
, ()
mien
:
.
in plur.
the bearing, look,
staleliness, dignity
;;
^.
gestures.
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.
;
plur. steps.
to dress arrange : so in Med., 2. intr. to assume a certain her hair, \^\. fingere. form or podtion : to make steps or figures, to
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-
learned.
a dance
Pass, to adopt a certain shape or fashion a thing shape or appearance, to gesticulate.

:
, , , , :) ,5, , () , . , ,
rope, cord;
in Greece, the
parasangs, or 60 stades.
es,
Hence
f.
Att.
to
form, fashion, shape,
measuring-line
f.
85 ) -5, ($,
-was
:
687
HI.
2 Persian
a wicker basket. a land measure,
stretched out like a

straight.
II.
in a straight
litie,
twisted or plaited of rushes.

time, be at leisure
:
thing
c.
thing.
2. to
$ (
f.
3. to gesticulate.
,-, ,(,
;
. Dim.
of
or opportunity for anything, to devote one's time to also c. dat. pers. to devote oneself to one. anything
:
in plur. thefigures
of
Lzconiz.n figures.
to
leistirely,
slow
form,
, () , () ($. $,
also to
inf.
to have leisure or spare have rest or respite from

to
to
have leisure or time

rei, to
do a
II.
act leisurely, linger, delay, loiter.
Lat. vacare
have
leisure, time
ov,
at one's leisure or ease,
Comp.
Adv. of
8,
:
Hence
:
:
slowness, laziness.
leisurely
fut.
/fos,
Ion.
{) |, , ()
, =
splint,
like
$. , ,
or
57,
Sup.
formed
Comp.
splinter, lath,
cleft small, firewood.

f.
2,
:
'.
sciitdo
separate, divide:
(3
vided.
((
:
pf.
to
rend asunder
^:
Lat. scindula
II. ati
l
:
cleft piece
of wood,
leisurely, at ease, Lat. otiosus.
in plur.
wood
I
one's leisure to learning, learned
arrow, spear.
Pass.,
20',
aor.
aor.
spare time, ease, Lat. otium ; cpyov a work ayciv to be at leisure ;

leisure,
to
split,
cleave,
Lat.
generally, to part asunder,
so in Pass.,
NcfAos
- $,
gen.
ness.
II.
for leisure;
km
as Adv., (1) leisurely, slowly
) $) .
:
being at leisure, II. devoting all
hence pedantic.
at leisure; so,
II. dat.
km
or
absol.
(2) at one's leisure, by

III. c,
cheius
parted: a rent,
6,
division, schism.
$. -, (5,. ) 5, , ,() () 05, , ()', . ) ()

1.05,
Hence
Att. for
odots the Nile branches into three channels their opinions were diat
"^
6,
leisure, hardly, scarcely, scarcely at all.

leisure,
rest
from
thing.
IV.
idle-
SXl'NOS, 17, the

squill.
,
, , 5, , ,
mastich
tree,
Lat. letitiscus.
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
ov,
one
who way,
mastich-wood.
aor.
i
pass. inf.
a?s,
$,
of a cleaving, parting, division. that which is cloven or

II.
, , () ,
slowly, late.
cleft, division.
generally,
poet, for
,,
a cleaving, splitting, rending. aor. I of split, cloven, parted, divided ;

off.
aor.
6b6s a road that branches

poet. 3
aor. 2 opt. of
5 ().) , , (%)
,
[t],
. ,($)
pi. aor. 2
nied. opt. of
formed
pres.
. .(. , , , . , .2', 2' : ,( .2,

5,
a scholium, note, comment.
aor. 2
aor. 2
2. scarcely,
hardly, not at
all.
med. part, of med. imperat. of
,
Att.
I
:
.
aor. 2 subj. of
aor. 2 part,
':
plur.
of
'.
nom.
pi. contr. for
Ion. impf. of
lengthd. from
Att.
f.
fut.
of rushes, made of rushes. a rope twisted of rushes :
.
save, keep
aor.
,
:
pf.
pa^s.
we have
3.
:
from
;
generally, a rope, cord, line.

ibos,
,,
[],
($)
ov,
esp. to keep alive, preserve
. ,
:
Pass., aor.
pf.
From
the obsol.
are
aor.
act.
[]
2.
fut. med. from contr.

:
part,
ovcs,
Ion. impf.
trocufft.
subj.
7, aoTjs,
sis
To
be
saved, preserved
be with
serie.
^,
:Vzss.
!
to
!
Lat. salvus
vale
God
made
of rushes: fern,
rope2.
i8os.
(5,
dancer, Lat. schoenobates.
20'05, ,
also
rush, hzX.juncus.
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
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. safe home. to be brought or get
you
^.
to
carry off safe, rescue from^zf.

688
(/
enemy.
strength
, ,,
aor.
f.
:
inf.
like
to be able to do, c. inf.

<5,
. ,
oi
rescue a country
from
the
offering for deliverance from a danger; 6iois to offer a sacrifice in thanksgiving naiSos
for his son's deliverance.
have power or bodily
From
dress, gait, speech, etc.
26, 2$, "^,

:
2fl"K02,
f.
,
TO,
;
storit, strofig.
bringing back a runaway slave. she that saves. fem. of epith. of protecting goddesses, as of
deliverer, preserver;
to
do
like Socrates, to imitate his
From
,
:
-, ,
$,
vocat.
c.
, {) , .
the
reward for
II.
saviour,
gen. subject!,
gen. (os conlr. ovs
pher.
2, 205,
Hence
aros,
:
vocat. "XaiKpares;
, . Adj. of
oi
Dim. dear
Socrates, Socratic
his school, Socratics.
of man or beast, a corpse, carcase, whereas the living body is but later either of the living or dead
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
5
body.
, '
little
Socrates, the
Socrates.
ace.
or
philoso-
[]
befitting
of or
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
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
as Adj. saving,
the philosophers
of instead of
SriAH'N,
Tjvos, 0,
a channel, gutter, pipe.

in
2.
body, as opp. to soul
goods.
body, train, to practise wrestling.
Lat. corporeus.
, $, .
$, ,
:
-!,
f.
body, corporeal.
or enervate the body.
, ,, ) -, --<,
,,
bodily exercise, training.
$ , {) ,, , {) , (, ) .
()
;
the body:
Homer
the
dead body
, ,
ov,
;.
-, ,
like
(sc.
ty.
(),
,
:
saving, delivering: neut. deliverance, safety.
pi.,
2.
an offering
the
in return
for
safe-
pass, saved, delivered, preserved.
to exercise the
Hence
{)
of
for
the body, bodily,
Hence
where a body
-,, ) ,
f.
Adv. in bodily form. Dim. of a small body, [a] is, u8os) of the nature of a
{, {, , {,
be of sound mind, be in one's sound senses : to practise self-control, to be discreet, temperate, moderto
ate.
2.
, . :-,^: {): ,
Comp. and
Sup. of
senses.
the
luheel,
the felloe
wooden circumference of the iron hoop or tire being
to corrupt
place
stance of temperance, act of moderation : and verb. Adj. one must be temperate.
is
kept,
a grave, sepulchre, [a]

;
up
ou, contr. acDs, ace.
v.
$.
heaped
another.
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 wâs found only in the Homeric comp. safe and sound, in good case, Ep. the character or
,
tate.
Dor. for
aros,
pile.
a heap,
f.
, {)
to
ance, moderate, under self-control.

f.
to be silent.
that which is
control, chasten.
, {6$)
H.
a
heap,
to pile or
heap one thing on
moderate, sober.
',',
6,
,,
:
>j
()
[]
verb.
%,%,
, .
From
moderate
:
healthy, Lat. sai
s
2.
of things, sound, whole, entire,
Lat. integer.
or
like
, -,
, ,
-,5,
metaph.
$,
,,
{,
safe, sure, certain.
conduct of the moderation, discretion : selfcontrol, temperance, chastity, sobriety, Lat. temperantia.
Adj of one must save. mostly in plur. a reward for saving one's life, a thank-
, , , (^) (, )
noXis) saving the city
sober.
, -,
,
Ep.
:
, {) , 05, , , {) , {)
to
f.
poet,
learn moderation, to recover
OTte's
Hence
otos, to, an act of self-control, an in-
,,
disposed to temperto
Att.
05,
,,
Adv.
{)
-$.
{)
moderate,
2. to chastise, correct.
disposed to temperance,
ovos, 6,
'.
neut.
of sound mind,
self-controlling,
discreet,
prudent,
chaste,
esp.
Comp. and
Sup.,
4($, -$.
temperate,
, , .,
Ion.
to
form
for
rub
to pieces.
Ep. for
^. , () ,
:
: :
head-hand, esp. as conqueror wear a head-band fillet.
'P, T, alphabet
,
:
TO, indecl., nineteenth letter of the
Greek
as
crasis for kKH, TdKcpos, , fluid, melting, metaph. melting, languishing.
. ,^,{)
,
crasis for
to hitid
:
Med.
with a
,
(.
soft,
:
689
or
to
as numeral,
:
' = 300,
Att.,
but
= 300,000.
, ,
-,
as
Changes of r
etc. for
(Lat.iw),Tot,T6,TC/fo',âTi,etc. for
2. in
avTis for aS^ts

as in
4
. ,
and
Ion.,
t',
\($,
is
,. ,,
new
:
in Aeol.
and Dor.,
for
,, , ,
as
into
3. in Ion.,
in the substantive
termin.
'''
i*
inserted in
for
omitted
, /.
for
some words metri
in
Dor. ful, drudging: generally, much-enduring. fem. of the oblique cases of some
5. in
f.
:
neut. nouns of 3rd decl., as Kepaos, Ttpaos, for

Tos, TtpaTos.
and. 2. the particle Tot is joined by crasis with other particles beginning with for Tot apa, a vowel, as is never elided, 3 ^ê 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
apostroph. for
, , (, , ,
,
ayada.
, , . , , ( ():
tactics
;
, ,, ,
for
TaKTiKos,
, . - ,
ing, of or fit tary tactics.
,, , ()
, ,

fit
for ordering or arrangmili-
tender
for military
as
verb. Adj. of
ordered, ar-
for
ranged, fixed, stated ; Dor. for
apyi'piov a stated sum.
grat.,
-ps,^', (,-^) endtiring labour, painpf,
Dep.
pass,
ship,
with
f.
med.
-,
to
2.
also as
aor.
endure hard-
,
, ,
Tayeis,
trans, to
II. do hard work: sujfer hardship or distress Hence weary, wear out, annoy grievously. Ion. , hard work, severe labour
-,
in pi. bodily hardships or exertions.
suffering
suffering hardship, miserable.

ovos, 6,
,',
:
bodily pain,
II.
affliction, misery.
Appian Road.
Alt. conlr. for
wretched: also stout-hearted, daring.

ov, the office or
generally,
command,
,,,, ,, ,
f.
(Tay^vu)
rank of Tagus
of
command,
rule.
iv, aor. 2 pass. part,
(Tayus)
to
be
Tagus
.
:
stout-hearted.
Sup. of
generally, to
rule:
Pass, to be united
commanders.
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,
mand.
, , ,
, ,
2.
f.
(Tayos) to tqîs, an ordering, arraying. (Tayus) authority: as Collective Noun, the
under one Tayus. be co7nmander or ruler.
sway
-, (*, ) ) -5, 65, . , ()
(Ta\ns) enduring toil, laborious.
sure out by iveight.
weighing a
, , () ,
,(*,
2.
Adv.
-pas.
patient of mind,
a, ov,
patient of heart, much-enduring, miserable. , ov, Comp. and

to
f.
balance
Pass, to
to
and fro,
oscillate.
2. to
weigh
out,
mea2.
a, ov,
ivorth a talent.
$,
like
yavov,
a fryi?ig-pan.
Att. crasis for
or rule, a
, () -5, . ,, .^. , , .
gtos,
()
)
ruler.
eya.
,
,
commander,
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for
tv, aor. I pass. part,
Ep. aor. I pass, of Ep. and Ion. for ai, nom.
Taenarus, a proTaivapos, o, 77, also montory and town at the southern extremity of Laconia.
e.-^p.
, (, ) -,
(()
,
of
TftVcu.
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
2|, ='/, '[-],,

talent.
II.
:
q. v.
scales.
[a]
to one.
pi.
fem. of the Art. o.
or balance
hence hard-fated, wretched.
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.
05, , , (*) 5, -5, (*,

:
:
-,
holding the scale ov, metaph. turning the scale of battle. = patient, enduring :
(, ()
one
who has
suf-
hence
later
rambling^
690
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,
geuer.illv, to spin.
as Subst.,
viind, stout-hearted, of
*.
fight
, $. . . . 5, , , \$. ,, . ., . , , () . , . , , ) , ) 05. {. -, -*, -8. -, ) , {,. )

woe, patient tn tvoe.
2.
-, '"02
),
e's,
(*;,
[-], ,
n^vdos) eridnring great of things, toilsome. a basket, Lat. qualus : a
steward.
sei-ve
. $
2.
thou sbalt no Longer be

be
my
to
to
quaestor.
II.
trans,
out stores, dispense.

2. to
III.
to
:
regulate,
manage.
husband, save, store up
metaph.
5,
^,
to
turn to
good
account.
(*\)
).
ov,
Ep. and Ion. for , Ep. and Ion. for

for
$.
Ion. for
,8. Dor.
or or
a
$.
Dor. also
05, ,
.]
Alt. crasis for
Ion. aor. 2 part, of

indecl.,
ov,
Ion.
and Ep.
ov,
of ivool-spinning.
f.
() {$)
jvool-spinning.
as a
form of address,
only used in the Att, phrase a) sir, my goodfriend.
Att. crasis for
to spin
wool:
Att. crasis for
.
a
77,
Tanagra,
ofoTforuOol-spinni/ig.
From
ov, of ox from
town of Boeotia. Tanagra.
Hence
*)') spinning wool:

spirit.
$. {Tovaos,
with long point or
raXaaiovpyos,
ovos, 0,
6,
. (*\,
a wool-spinner. patierU of
sing.
edge, cutting far or deep.

as to be heard far
ov, (ravaos,
off,
bellowing so
enduring ToAaacTTjs, -CTQ, Ep. 2 and 3

-ptvos, ov,
loud-bellowing.
bulVs-hide
penetrating the skin, wounding. Ep. , fern, of
houseiuife
up and distributes, manager, overseer.

treasurer
quaestor.
sacred treasure in the citadel of Athens.
4. . , . 6, , , {, ) -5. , , 5,'. () 5 '

Att. crasis for
-. , , "2, . , ,
:
pivus) with shield of tough to neut. as Adv.,
(*,
,
on toughly,
stoutly.
ovos, 6,
shortd. for
Att. crasis for
^.
Syrian word, a damsel, maiden.

iôs,
fj,
a marriageable maiden, bride.

crasis for
or
. .
closet.
aor.
subj.
of
\(
outstretched, tall, taper, long.
length, epith. of death.
[.
Ion. 3 sing. aor. 2 of
.. ', . .
,
or
e's,
-65, .,
Tavaos.
crasis for
ov,
also os,
-5, -$, , . 08, , '05. -, (, '/)

Ep. for ravvnovs.
Att. crasis for
, (,
long-necked.
TetVai) stretched,
Att. crasis for
stretching one at
Att. crasis for
^.
ov,
Dor. for
TavToXeios or
:
05, ,
of or for Tanta-
Ep.
,=
aor. 2 inf. of
lus
aor.
a chamber, med. inf of
oos,
, ,
cutting or
tor of the Pelopidae.
-,
a housekeeper, one
su'ing:
also
^)
Ep.
dashed down.
who
cuts
:
distributer,
II.
dispenser
chattering, noisy.
a stcivard, receiver,
2.
keeping, management.
quaestorship.
treasury.
,
:
the comptroller of the
point or bead.
stretch.
Lat.
()
, , () 5, , ()
a
keeping.
= Lat.
ship.
, ,
,
From
f.
the office of steii'ard, houseII. Lat. quaeitura, the
flou'ing hair
magazine,
storehouse,
long point or long edge.

iKos.
, of
for housekeeping.
quaestorius, of the quaestor or the quaestor-
($)
and Dep.
to be
a housekeeper, manager or steward;
management, houseII.
shaggy. -Kpaipos, ov,
{, -8, , , {, -) -5, (^, $) (, () -, . ) (, -, -$,,,{, ^)) -, , , {, (, ='/,

ov.
, , {)-) , -8,
TavTaXis, TavTdXos.
ov,
and
,,
,
f.
daughter of Tantalus. From Tantalus king of Phrygia, ancesquasi

to
aor.
pass. part.
'^6<'5, swung, hurled,

long-tongued,
with long
hos,
ov,
Tavu-eOcipos, ov, : fem. also

(s,
like
,
now
running at full
long-haired, xvitb
with a
II.
far-stretching.
)-5.
f.
drawn
Pass.
es.
{-,
vvv,
) $)
of extended age. long-haired,
long-horned.
to be stretched, extend.
long-stretched, long
out, tall
and
tapering.
at present.
Adv.,
= TO
:: ;
(, -5, (,
TSvv-iTiirXos,
-05,, (, ,
mous.
-5 .
or,
TTovs) stretching the feet, long-striding,
TavvaivTfpos. ravv-TTripvyos, ov and
-, (5, (5. (, -|5, (, ) 6 , . (, . .- 5, . -5, -, (, ) -, , (). , , () $

ov,
-,
) ) -, -,
(, ()
of of
I
^^?'2.
in
veirXos) withfiowing robe.
long
plaits.
long-sided, enor-,
<5,
(,
,
long-shanhed.
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 tolîs the duty of good-will. V, afi order, class of men.
(
:
691
.
;
shorter form for
'05, ,
^) = ,
[], 3
vyos, 6,
low, Lat. hj/milis : of Place, lying low: of stature, low. 2. of Condition, Rank, etc., brought down, humbled, lowly. 3. humbled,
in
^'2, , ,
the
yew
tree, Lat. taxus.
sing. Aeol. aor. I opt.
with spreading roots. of Ep. 3

pi.
humiliated
bad
sense,
mean,
abject
in
good
2.
sense, lowly, hutnble.
aor. I pass. part,

aor.
pass,
$, , lowness of
dejection,
Hence
stature.
of
3.
condition, lowliness, low estate, abasement.

spirits,
lowness of
baseness,
vileness
in
ov,
VTepov) with extended
good
sense, lowliness, hritnility.
wings, long-tvinged. Ep. aor.

vos,
lowliness of mind.
6,
From
low-
of
ovos,
-5, -5,
:
bark
leaves, of the olive.
(, ^) (, -3, (, , of
trees,
Ep.
pf.
stretch out
& : ,
[]
:
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, ,
fut.
II. with thickfoliage, leafy. aor. i Ep. also

:
) )
to
or
Ep. form of
Pass., aor. I
to stretch, strain,
draw
bow
(,
: :
65, 5,
$, ()
,
Lat.
kni.
lowliness, humility.
TA'IIHS, made of wool,
$,
,
TAPES,
a carpet, rug,
in
Med.,
string
2.
it ;
bow, i. to pull or grade with the

to stretch one's
e. to
6, , ,
[a]
Att. crasis for
reins.
to stretch out, to lay along, lay out, stretch at full
length.
tense.
be filled out.
aor.
I
ground.
to
of a division.
, ,,
3.
metaph.
2.
to
strain,
make more
in-
II.
Pass, to be on the stretch, to expand,

to lie stretched otit, to
.$, , -, , . , $, , ()
Att. crasis for
later
kmei/cr}.
pass.
part,
stretched
extend on the
3.
metaph.
to strain
or
exert oneself,
ladle.
, () , ()
Att. crasis for
form of
Adv.
for
at first.
Att. crasis for
run at fill
stretch.
f.
mander of a brigade or division, a at Athens, the commander of the
-8, -,
-5,
5,
f.
From
ov,
5. ($, )
,=
to be
a taxiarch or commander
agitator.
taxiarch, the combrigadier.
, () ,
,
,
,
3.
disquietude, trouble.
to stir
thing
with: a
opos,
a disturber, disquieter,
infantry furnished by each of the ten

sion of
,,
an army.
ov, (toîs,
$)
to
cotnmanding a
II.
bling, vexing the heart.
-,
TapavTivos,
or quota of
divi-
Tapa^-iiTTro-aTpaTos,
t6s) troubling troops of horse. disturbance, confusion, disquietude, tunudt.
($)
,
($
Ion. los,
()
arrange,
set in order.
:
an arrangifig
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.
soldiers,
statto;
like
at
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.
:
^,
(((
,
Graecia.
fut.
|5, ,
(, ) (, ()
ov,
(Tapas) afine Tarentine garment. (Topas) Tarentine.
ov,
heart-trou-
ov,
tmros,
Tapas, avTos,
, also
Att.
77,
Tarentum, a town of Magna

Att. also contr.
aor. I
:
TATA'22il
aor. I
-,
:
contr.
but also
fut.
:
med.
sense
stir
pf.
to desert one's post.
5.
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:
:
( ^
Pass., fut.
in pass,
to stir,
in
Pass, to be in disorder.
3.
of political matters,
692
agitate, distract
or anarchy.
pf.
uproar
, , \\,
:
II.
Pass, to be in a state of disorder to this Verb belongs the intrans.
when
to be in
disorder or confusion, be in an
:
plqpf. Ep. 3 sing,
part,
($,
stretched out, then generallv, a wing from the fabled fall of the wing of Pegasus there, the city of Tarsus wâs so called.
troublous, di&ttirbed, confused.
tumult.
ubos) troublous, fond of II. troubled, disordered: troubling or perplexing. Adv. -;$, 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.
reverence.
dread.
pickling, salting
where fish was
balmer.
,, . , , , . , . , ,, , ., , () ^ , , (), ^ ^
,
5, () -5, (,
=
TA'PB02,
trouble, disorder, confusion:
Hence
commotion,
From
,
Tapxapos,
a, ov,
of or
like
Tartarus, Tartarean.
(as in Lat.,
also
($) . ($)
eos, TO, fright,
II.
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
irreg. pi.
3, ,
, = $,
thick, close,
frequent.
an
object of
alarm, terror: also awe, alarm, a cause of
5, '2, ,
pi.
Ep. 3 ph aor. i pass, of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I pass, of (OS, a i'hicket. From
or ts,v, thick, close, frequent, dense:
neut.
17,
poet, for japPos.

ov,
($)
fj,
fem.
affrighted.
$,
or
Att. crasis for
cpya.
Att. crasis for
Ion.
-,
:
apyvpiov.
as Adv., ofttimes, often. The Ep. belongs to if referred to it must be written {. shortened form of to bury solemnly, inter.
:
,
,
to
5
:
pf.
a preserving,
in
were places
Egypt
5, '52,
: :
fws,
Att.
() -:
fut.
;
a stretching, straining, [a]

fut.
aor.
(:
[]
:
5, , (()
salted.
Pass.,
:
and paullo-p.
, 05, ~(,
by artificial
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.
TO,
dried or saltfish.
, $. ) ', (, -',
Dim. of
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
ov,
an embalmitig. a Salter, pichler, em-
aor. I
aor. 2
fut.
pf.
(5)
^
:
[]
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.
f.
balming of corpses.
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.
or
(os,
5, ,
,
Tappos,
,
II.
-,
the saltfish market.

to be
From
to
sell
engaged in
the e?n-
payments to be made: Med. to agree to pay a having covesum, nanted to return the money absol. in part,
assess
:
'^
to
6/(^
Ep.
0, Att. for
08
$, ,
-, $.
:
Att.
rappos,
a native of Tarsus in Cilicia a stand or frame ,
of wicker-work, a crate, fiat-basket, Lat. crates, for drying cheeses on also a mat of reeds, such as were built into brickwork to bind it together also, a wicker-basket, like 11. any broad, fiat surface ; the fiat of the foot, the part
()
, . , .. . , (, ) -,
Dor. for
Att. crasis for
Att. for
($, payiiig at intervals
or by instalments.
7. to
8. generally, to fix, assign or impose punishments. TTa7/ieVos xpovos the appointed time. settle,
Tavpios,
a, ov, also os, ov,

:
($)
of bidls, oxen
bull's-hide.
or cows, Lat. taurinus
a bullfighter.
ratipcos, a, ov,
$.
torvo vultu.
tering bulls.
between the toes and the heel. 2. the fiat end, blade of an oar, Lat. /a/mw/a; generally,
an
oar.
3.
the fiat of the wing,
paunch or body of a
-,
. -5,
in
Homer, of
ov, 6,
a btdl-driver;
() () (, ^) -5, , (, (, )
Adv.
like
= Tavpeios.
a bull: savagely, Lat.
striking or slaugh-
ov,
ov,
devouring
bull
enormous.
bulls.
with the
-5, , , -5, $,
iSos.
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
from a
5, -, , ) , -,', ^) , , $. -5, ) ) '05,() . -, -, ) , , : ; -5, 5, . , , , . , , , -^ 5 , ,, 8. 5, -5, ^) , )-5,

,
,
(pos)
hunting
, , bull.
-,
avob '^'.
(ravpos, Seat) binding bulls
:
fern.
'02
()
:
693
bull-footed.
a bull: joined with another Subst., ravpos ovs, h'ke avs f. to cut a bull's throat ; ravis to
blood runs) into a hollow

tering
:
,
f.
or
(ravpos,
bulls, epith.
of Diana.
r),
Adv. II, qtnckly, soon, Lat. statim. in prose and Att., is often joined with av, when it means, probably, perhaps, like Sup.
see
-oos, ,
-now,
to, (ravpos, ttovs)
;5.
TAT"P02, ,
Adv. of raxvs, quickly. poet, for raxvs,
swift, speedy.
ovos,
neut. of
Comp. of
often as comp. Adv. of

sup.
cut
its
throat (so that the
Adv.
see
35.
shield.
From
ov. Sup. of
quickest, stviftest.
ov, (ravpos,
bull-slaugh-
opos, neut.
(OS, TO,
sacrificial,
[aj
TA'X02,
is
[] (raxvs) swiftness, speed, quicks
Comp. of
beef-eater.
sacrificial.
Pass.,
look savagely at, eye savagely.

neut.
pi.
in this
TO
-,, *) , , , , , , , , , , ,
ov, (ravpos, fpayciv) ov, (ravpos,
to be or
bull-eating
7iess,fieetness;
raxos
v^)s quickness oi m\r\a.
II,
raxos
bull-slaughtering
(ravpos) to change into a bull
become savage as a
bull, to
of outos.
Att. crasis for
ra avra,
the same.
also
dat, fem.
of ovros, freq. as Adv.
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,
, (
counsel.
to tears.
often used as Adv. for
a(s,
:
5, $,
quickly, with
-5,
way
or
manner.
[tj,
strengthd. Att. for ravra.

Att. also
the same.
-5,
,
in
:
same
out by accident, a hap, chance; of itself, by chance:
pres. in use
,. , ,
ro
Att. crasis for
ov,
Ion.
Att, crasis for
to avra ye.
(ro avra,
^)
repeating the
-5, -5, , (, -5,, (, () ()

gen, vos,
) )
)
to
that has been said, tautologous.
Att. crasis for ro
what falls
for
a mo'her.
lived.
-, -, -5, -,
-5,
-75,
[v]
soon moved
fast-running. epyov) quickness in working. fast-rowing. (s, (raxvs, ews, 0, (raxvs, prjvis) quick to anger. being quickly opos, ,
ov, (raxvs, ov,
cf.
avraros.
Pindar for
see
3 sing. aor. 2 with no
05,
5,
a, ov, see
((US,
5. ()
one
who
buries the dead, a
ten, to
burier.
of burial
a burial or a grave ;
'', , () 05, , apos

:
burial, Lat. sepultura
a mode
credulous.
in plur. a burial-place.
winding-sheet, shroud.
a gravestone.
, ,
05
ov, Ep.
and Ion.
for ra<p(LOS,
aor. 2 pass, of
[],
, ov,
(5) of a grave
ra
'02 ,()
Att. crasis for
. 5^ (.
a 6z^na/-cloth,
;
()
of qinck- sailing.
of motion.
lived,
$) -, , (): -, ) -, )
(raxvs,
(5, (5, 5)
II. intr. to
quick-dying, short-
to sail fast.
[], . urge on.
make quick, to hasmake haste, speed.

soon persuaded,
quickly-sending,
(S,
(raxvs,
ov, (raxvs,
(', pos) quick-passing, quick (5, raxv-TTOvs, -$, , , ($, -75, ($, () with
ov,
-5,
ov,
$)
quick-fated, short-
swift-footed.
ov,
swift heels,
[],
a burial, Lzt.funus: also a
swift-footed.
694
-70$.
horses,
-65. . ($. {5,

ov,
!''9.
irrepov) swift-winged.
along, quick-rushing.
-5, -5,
events, qinck, speedy.

regul.
irreg.
,
[v]
;
ov,
(',
ov,
) (, )
a,
irwXos) with swift, fleet
rushing rapidly. home quicMy
house or room, Lat. tec'vm. II. a room, chamber, garret: a brothel otos. Dor. for etc. Ep. for pf. part. fem. of
, ,
Comp. Comp.
ovos
Sup.,
quickly.
most quickly, most speedily ;
, ,
neut.
3.
. $, -,
Alt.
also
quick, swift, fast, fleet.
Comparison:
neut.
as
ov only in Ion.
used
,
Adv.
as
pi.
2.
of
l. 2.
another Comp. is ov neut. pi.
[i],neut. lov
may
he,
as soon as possible
most quickly.
-,,(5,) ()
-5, {, $)
rjTos,
es,
run quickly, of a flute. Dor., and Aeol. gen.
, ,
TAfl'2,
mere
(sub.
),
also in Prose,
as
Adv. by the quickest way,
quick-springing,
quickness, swiftness, speed,
over which the lips
0,
gen.
,
:
pi.
ace.
is
another form of the nom.

/es, dat.
Lat.
PA VO,
fem. of the Article.

:
nom.
gen.
a peacock
taph. of coxcombs.
'/ ,
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.
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
;
^,
gained a relative force the Conjunction was retained

as a
affix, as
in
oTos re,
'
also joined in like
T, Dor. for
Te'. apostroph. for
('/:
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.
to dye, stain, Lat. tingere
with anything
Tegeate : fem. TeyeaTis, Tegea. Hence
, *
605,
manner with many

re.
T, oTi re,
'
relat.
re,
fut.
to wet, moisten, esp.
, :
ace. sing,
of
.
pi.
Tf, etc.
nent.
of reos.
:
aor. i
'
with tears: to bedew with cognate ace, Tiyyfiv
6$ .
:
, . -, ^. $ , , , ,. . 5, $ () , . . . , , . ^, , ^,,... . , ., , (( . $. , . , .$, , . , . , ^, , -, (, )
7nore
gen.
', ,, ,., . , , , .. . , ,
Adv., as soon as
e.
, ,
for
-, -,
pf
pass. inf. of
pf. pass,
of
Ion. 3 pi. pf. pass, of paullo-p. fut. pass, of
3 pi. pf. pass, of
T0iKa,
,
pf.
pf. act.
and
pass,
3 sing. pass, plqpf. of pf. pass, of pf. of 3 sing, plqpf. Ep. aor. I pass. inf. of
'/.
. ^.
(\.
i.
intr. to be astonished,
used in
with pres. sense, without a pres. in use astounded or amazed, chiefly part. also in Ep. plqpf. as impf.
: :
II.
with part,
from same root comes aor. astonished or amazed.

of of
era-
05, pf 5,
a, ov,
fut. pass,
pf. pass. part,
pass. part, of
Dor. for
:
fixed, settled, stated,
pi.
regular, Lat. solennis
generally, due, fitting.
me-
05,
Dor. for
(08,
that which
is
685, Dor. 6,
T0yavat
for
for
i pi. pf.
of
[], Ep.
pf. inf.
I
of
Att. for
pi. pf.
of
[a], rarely
pf.
inf of
pi.
pf of
pf.
Dor. and Ep. for

neut.
-Sjtos, 6, Att. part.
((8 and
:
of
fem.
pf.
of
It
is
Att. fut. of
Advs. as
-cjTos, Ep. for
(5,
masc. and neut.

ace.
:
part. pf.
of
Ep. gen.
but the fem.
is
aor. I
pass.
T60opiv, redupl. for
days.
metaph.
to stain
or
mix
driving
else.
Ion.
-, , Tegea, in Arcadia. Hence a four-horsed [] Ion. , a man of Tegea, a
-, $,
-,
poet, for
formed from the
orig.
(:)$.
aor. 2 inf. of
pass, of
and
pf
[],
ovos,
four-horsed chariot: a driver offour horses. driver of 6,

chariot.
ov,
-05,
(sub. 777)
the
05
ov,
Ion. four abreast. 17, 6v,ofoTfor a Tegeate. (riy os'j with a roof, roofed, or near the
chariot.
-05,
land of yoked abreast : as Subst., a four-horsed chariot;

f
roof.
'02,
(OS, TO, like
iyos,
a roof, covering of a
', , ) -5, (,
(sub.
to
{, )
\<\
ov,
{$, {5,
,
keep
) )
), ,
keeping
time of four
with four horses
a team of
a four-horsed
From

a four-horsed chariot;
::
TeKvoKTovos.
thai could furnish such a chariot in the games.
Te9i)^vos, pf. pass. part, of
5,
6,
I
$ .
.
:
a family
.,
or
skilled in
f.
aor.
3 dual 3 pi. strain, extend, to draiu tight;
', : ,kv (,
,
f.
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
, ,
:
is
-,8, ,
Ion.
is,
walls or fortified places

walls, a siege: this
aor. I ereiva: pf.
[a]
pf.
.:
besiege
:
,
,
to attack the walls, to assault

;
a fortified -place conducting sieges.

:
(,
From
695
-,^,
lyre.
{)
an engineer,
)
11.
assaulting
[a]
an assault of
12.
Pass.,
music, of
forts
ol
Ep. 3 sing, plqpt

:
the
bow
to its
the full;
fill compass the
Pass, to be stretched to
-5, (($, Amphion's 6-05, , (5,

at
city walls.
to stretch,
to stretch
repairing the
,
os,
was the name of
building walls or Athens, officers charged with
\$)
raising walls by
TEI^XOS,
a wall,
sails we/'e
stretched taut;
vaus
TeiPCiv to keep the sheet taut;
KiOCjViS coats of wall, i. e to make walls one within the other ;

city, city-wall;
retxeW
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
is
to
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.
a breach in the wall.

as Lat.
Pass, to be strained to the utjuost, to be intense: also,
to be stretched
on the rack
also to exert oneself, be

2.
guards
anxious.
IV. to extend, lengthen, of Time.

toivards a point
II. to
;
aim
at, direct
B. intr. to
hence to design. absol. : stretch out or extend towards

. .
tified place.
to stretch, extend.
:
aim
at, strive to
reach
, ,
,
TKLV,
: :
6-|,
Skos,
6,
the walls,
III. to tend, refer, generally, to reach. a thing belong to, Lat. speclare, pertinere ad .. ; tUvh es ok it has reference to you. Tios, Adv., Ep. for riiws, $. Tiipea, Ep. pi. of Tepas, the heavenly bodies, signs. impf. tTeipov only found in pres. and
impf.
,
:
to rub,
wear out:
tressed.
rub away
Pass, to be
II. intr. to
metaph. to wear away, worn away, worn out, dis:
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.
:
-8, ,
6,
f.
6,
assailer, stormer of walls.

to
, ()
es,
(($, \) approacher,
build walls
:
suffer greatly.
shew by a sign or token.
dary, a goal, end

to build.
II.
to wall, fortify, c. ace.
leaguered, besieged.
f.
,
:
-5,
:
(5, apapeiv) enclosed by walls, bej
Pass., pf.
build ;
3 sing, plqpf. pass,

buildings.
( 3 ^,
Att.
:
aor.
:
{tuxos)
3 sing. Ion. plqpf. tcto build a wall, generally, to

to
(
:
a fixed mark or bounthe end of Troy generally, a finishing, accomplishment : metaph. an II. a fixed sign, sure sign or token, end, purpose.
Ep.
;
:
a solemn pledge.
pf.
signs or tokens: generally, a proving, shewing, a

or 7node of shewing.
build oneself a wall

impers., there were
a wall, mostly of the walls of private buildings, as opp. to those of a town

of
,). (,
walled, fenced
II. to
wall or fortify
walled.
Pass, to be
605,
(, (^) . Dim. $,
ev,
57,
fortified with walls.

!
'
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
fallible
, ^. , ' , , {). ,
of
, Dim.
fut.
sentinel,
,, (, ) ,
.
Tca-s.
esp.
a wall round a
one that warder. a small wall or for-
Adv. Ep. and Ion. for Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of
66,
aor. 2 act.
and med.
:
inf.
l
of
()
aor.
TE'KMAP
(^)
I
concluding from
way
Ep. aor.
of
or prove by evidence
sig-n or token.
. , ,
a wall.
5,
raised fortification.
f.
(^<) the work of walling,
building
aTos,
05, , () 3. wall -5, {$,
, {()
to build
a wall or fort, a
'
ov,
)
a
, , , ,
Hence
to
:
f.
, . Dim.
77,
=T/a'toi'.
(^/)
ov,
ov,
-5,
child-bearing.
or fort.
From
\
building a wall.
ing children. T6KV0-KTOVOS,
, {, (, )
of
to
give a token or proof, to shew Med. to conclude from a sure
a little child. bear children.
Hence
*'^)
begetting or hear-
cbild-murdertng.
696
ing
nightingale, having lost her young. ov, TO, (tkhv) that which is home or horn, a hairn, child, whether son or daughter but often
, ' .
6,
lost otie's
fjpos,
children
^. (, )
:
fern,
,
:
losing or hav-
of the
broad linen bandage or roller for wounds swathing mummies. ev, shortened form of TeXeeis,
also for
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:
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. a fall-grown man, Lat. adidMed. also of both parents, to breed children. grown ; Tekeios 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.
,
T6Kvot)s,
f.
to come 3 sing. Ion. impf. forth, co7ne into being, arise : hence to be, become.
:
(, ':
, {)
,
:
((5. (4
or rear children.
ueaaa, 6fv, having children.

ov,
to
., , (, ) 6-05, , {, ) -, , (, /) 6-6, , {, , {, () -5, , {, *) -5, () 6,

ovv,
5, $,
TcXeiooj or
:
fection.
contr.
from renvods,
')'()
eating children.
murder
children.
From
with
:
ov,
child -murdering.
to
furnish
dren.
II. to
beget children, of the father
Med.
of the mother, to bear children ; metaph., riicva the earth gave birth to her children Pass, to be born. also of wealth, etc.
, , - , ,
perfect
to
chil-
8,
:
of children.
() poet,
metaph.
in Act.
:
.. , , ^, , () , , ,
^$,
()
:
a begetting or bearing
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, {(êos, revolving with fidl completion of mojiths ; aporos i.e. a full
f.
() , ()
:
to
make
^.
5, , {^)
0-.5,
Ticoi6v, 3 pi. aor. 2 opt. Ep. aor. 2 of
of
twelveni07ith.
) ^,
TCKOs, ôs, TO, Ep. dat.

for
pi.
a child.
to
Dep.
make, build, frame:

II.
to devise, plan, contrive.
whence
in Pass, to be built, contrived.
3 sing. aor. I opt. of Ep. 3 sing. aor.

(tt(wv)
TKTOVLOv, T6KTOVIKOS,
, (() of
:
Carpenter's shop.
or for a carpenter
(sub.
or builder, skilled in building

b,
as Subst., TeKTovucos,
pentry.
carpentry, building.
ovos,
;
,
,
:
;
a good carpenter
57,
. )
(re-
{( )
TiXeov, Ep. impf. of TiXiovTes, oi, one of the four original Attic tribes, Payers, Farmers; or (reXco; in). Priests.
(.
later also
car-
, -, ) -,
.\,
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
ovos, o,
its
,) 6,
or custom.
ihe that gives cojfipleteness or accomplishment.
the art of
a carpenter or builder
plur.
From
a worker in wood, a carpenter,
a ship-carpenter, ship-
magistrate.
joiner, builder
builder.
2.
any craftsman or workmati, a master of any art hence of the art of poetry, TeKToves tnakers of songs. II. a planner, contriver,
generally, to bring to perfection.
,, ,
working
TO,
f.
Ep
for
(() ((, ,
to
complete will.
^,
II. to
{riXos,
II.
(re-
a place of initiation. a thank-offering for success.
opos, 6, poet, for
^, (^)
pay
els
bring fruit
to perfection
toll
plotter
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
Ciivos, 6,
6, ,',
generally, a/j author.
coming
-, ^^ )
From
ov, {riXos,
to
an end;
2.
brought to an end, kviavTOV for the brought to an end or II. act. bringing to
2.
is
i.
e.
powerless, idle.
: : :
rfXexTi
bearing fruit in due season. 3. bearing rule, having the control or management of. (\() a maMttg perfect: initiation in
'.
their property, TcXeiv
in a certain class, to
697
, ,
the mysteries, the celebration of mysteries. plur. mystic rites, any religious rites, a festival.
II. in
(.
all.
8,
Ion. part. fut.
med.
3
pi.
(in pass, sense) of
(
pf.
65, ,
TcXewTi, Dor.
for ov,
(, {)
:
of
^.
:
at the end, last, Lat.
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
$"5,
II. ultimus,extremus. 2. the last, worst, extreme. neut. TO TfKfVTaioVy as Adv. the last time, last of
c. ace, of Bacchus.
2. last, in the last

f.
pf.
i.e. to
(/
:
place,
rites.
in pass, sense
:
(^^)
Pass., aor.
:
to
bring
c.
complete, accomplish, Lat. perficere : to fulfil, ratify Pass, to be fulfilled, to come to pass, happen. II.
TiXiVTOLV
an end,
ceased;
gen.,
( -. 5,
fut.
med. re:
completely,
.
:
(
Adv. of
to be initiated in the rites

2.
TeXeiv iepa to perform sacred

or TfXeios, at
605
perfectly.
Comp.
(,
last.
II,
Sup.
to
an end,
eaaa, ev,
die: absol.
(,
to
bring one's
to
die,
life
to
be de-
tivos to die by another's
hand
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
() $ ($
:
perfect, complete, offull
>/
:
intrans. to
end.
last
(
come
to
3.
to make ati end of life. an end, finish; a'l his good fortune ca?}ie
2.
$ 05, of Ocean, the

others end.
plqpf.
ks
to this
the part. pres.
used with Verbs like an Adv., at the end, lastly, at ; as, eytyveTo there would
have been blows ai the
6,
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.
,
:
Ion. for
(^,
^ \:
last.
: :
(, , ,
was
',
f.
:
TeXai
aor.
Med.
:
to
make
to arise
generally, to accomplish
2, intr. to arise
;
,
i
last river, in
which
all
tTeiXa
pf.
aor. I
come forth, arise. TeXXovTos at sunrise.

Pass, to
part. TeXfUTtoj/Tes.
^ (
:
lated, standing water, a pool,
aTos,
, () water which
pond.
has accumuII.
the
mud
66, (\,
:
pf,
fut.
med,
:
in pass, sense
:
^ ^
)
:
4
Pass.
:
Ep.
aor.
pf.
complete, fulfil, accomplish : generally, to perform, execute, Lat. perficere; tofidfil or keep one's
to
Xos)
^
Ep.
^.
, :
contr.
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
of a pool
'
'05,
(,
e.
(-
completion of death,
i.
dea/h
itself:
so,
Te-
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.
:
word
((( ^
to one's end. to
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
;
^,
to
come
4.
sometimes
intr. like
:
re-
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,
',
oi ev
;
come
to
an end,
befidfilled, turn out
also,
i.
office
TeXei
men
in authority
so, ot
TiXuv
els
to finish (one's course) to a place,
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
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
class or
order of citizens.
consummation by being admitted

tion, esp. into
to mysteries, initia:
/ '. ^
: :
to cut or
VI.
trenches
the mysteries themselves.
ceremony, a solemnity, esp. of marriage.
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,
gatherer, to farm the taxes. , (reKos,
tolls,
publicatius.
customs, the farming of the taxes.

i),
, , , ,, ) () ,, ,
as
the Eleusinian mysteries

2. generally,
in pi.
also,
vance
(cf.
any religious
course.
)
also,
to
cut or cleave one's way,

;
make roads go on, ad-
2.
of ships,
:
/o cut
Adv. towards the end or term. TO, coUat. form of rekos, a boundary,
limit,
waves, Lat. secare mare : or cleave the air absol., cut short, bring to a crisis.
to hold a middle through or cleave the so too of birds, to plough to
go.
VI. to
{^)
/5 ($
contr. Tempe, the valley between mounts Olympus and Ossa, through which the
river Peneius flows into the sea.
6-8, ,
,
From
one who farms the
5
,
shallow.
TE'NATOS,
Att.
custo7ns or taxes of a state, a tax-gatherer, Lat.

the office of a
Tis. a toll-house, custom-house. a slice cut off, a slice of of enclit. tIs. gen. of T0, 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 TOs, 17, cincts ; Tos, 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.
, {) ()
,
),
'
revOeia,
fut.
of
[t], ov,
.
,
:
^, ,
,
fem. -tris, iSos, used as Adj.,
From
os, TO,
a shoal, shalloiv, Lzt.vadu7?i.

to
:
gnaw,
nibble at.
Hence
usually,
farmer of
the
{(5) of
of
tendon of the foot

tax-gatherers.
for tax-gathering.
,
T0,
8,
6*,
TO,
cos, TO,
5,
. ()
()
:
()
hence the foot itself. fut. act. and med. o{ Ion. and Dor. for t'lvos, gen. of interrog. II. T0, enclit., Ion. and Dor. for t'ivos, gen.
,
ovTos,
a nibbling
(^) a sinew, tendon
epicurism, gluttony.
.
:
.
60,
;
(^)
5,
, ($) ,
, ,
, , ,
. .
;
:
(5
fut.
/, ^/
aor. I
tle, to
of the surgeon, to cut, II. of animals, use the knife, as opp. to cautery.
2.
:
;
aor. 2
:
^^^^,
:
inf.
pf.
to cut or
hew
wound, maim.
to
cut up, cut in pieces
to
slaughter, sacrifice
since truces, covenants,
with sacrifices,
ictum.
III.
clude, ratify oaths,
of timber, to cut, cut down, fell, hetv, lop: in Med. c. ace, to fell oneself timber XiOovs to have stone urrought or
hewn.
2.
^^
came
to
as in
:
and the like were solemnised
mean
Lat. foedus ferire,
to cut or
chop up a
plant for medicinal purposes to contrive a means. 3.

tvaste a
etc.
metaph.,
^,
trees,
off,
country by fellifig fruit

IV. to cut
off,
cutting the corn,
sever: to part
mark
to divide.
V.
to
cut or
;
draw a
line,
apovpav
to
plough corn land
, , ^,) ^, )
:
Pass.,
^trick, to
in bat-
TepacTTios, a, ov, (Ttpas) of portents, portentous. Teparcia, a dealing in the marvel-
{(()
to,
lous, imposture, quackery.
otos,
a juggling
to talk
quackery.
From
Dep.
f.
to con-
tenta loqui: to deal in the marvellojis, be
foedus
,
:
marvels, Lat./ior($) an impostor. ^, (repaToXoyos) of

tell
marvels.
fj,
(^')
($,
,
a telling of martelling
vels.
-5, (, Xy)
ov,
lous sights OT portents.
II. pass,
of marvelof which mar-
to lay
vellous things are told, marvellotis.
TcpaTO-crKOiros, ov,
as Subst.,
off:
tents
to cut
-05,,, ($,
observing pora soothsayer. From a working of wonders. wonder-working.
;: ;
merry
absol.,
c.
pabs
6-5,
vellous,
tine-tree,
es,
(repas, {repas,
($)
like
a prodigy, mar-
6-05, $ , , 5,
wondrous.
with a marvellous face marvellous to behold.
full enjoyment
'02,
:
made
or taken from the turpen-
made froTii
turpentine.
From
turpentine.
, the terebinth or turpentine-tree:

it,
also the resin that flows from

es,
-5, {5,
full of turpentine-trees. TE'PEINA, feni. of
tine
Hence
. , =. . ,
,
Tpvos,
eWos)
like turpen-
f.
, ,
collat.
form
to whistle.
6,,
reperpov,
aros, to, a whistling, trilling.
forate.
worn smooth, smooth, Comp. Tepivwrepos.
, , , , .=((, {) ),
Hence
ovos,
f.
From a borer, gimlet, Lat. terebra. and to bore, pierce, per-
, {^)
soft,
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
:
, )
7nerry.
?.
:
rei, to
699
have enough
drink and be of, have one's
2.
gen.
of,
be content with.
to enjoy profit.
3. rarely c.
ace,
heart of ma?i.
teredo.
:
the
wood-worm, Lat.
eiva, eu, gen. ripevos,
(vos, etc.
delicate, Lat. tener:
() 5,
:
, , , .( ', ^ //. , (,{, $) . -, )

,
poet, for
delight.
aor. I
$,
Hence
:
Ep.
(-
to dry,
light.
to
practise jug-
delights in the dance, Terpsichore, one of the nine
gling tricks, use rhetorical artifices. TcpOpios, b, the rope from the end of a
sail-yard {r
end of a sail-yard.
aTos,
the
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,
', , ,
=
Muses.
dance.
-, , (, -5, (, $)
Att.
ov,
gladdening
the
-voos, ov,
ccus,
()
gladdening
:
the heart.
enjoyment
gladness, de-
xopos) she that
the brace.
an end, extremity:
properly, the
, an
end, boundary, Lat. terminus
at races, Lat. rneta.
aams
toe
;
final
end.
thunder.
Comp. and
-3, , (, (-, -3, () $. () , , -,() (, , ;,; , : 5 . , --: -, ', --, -, (, ,- 5 , , , , 5, . , 5

65,,, ,
605,
:
, ,.
=
ev,
, . (//, 6-5, (, --, -5,

neut. of
delighting in the
($.
(($)
() 60$ 08, , , {)
a tunic
-,, (,
ov,
$) four , ((--. worth

steers.
see
-.
,
ov,
reaching to the e?id
a shield that covers o?ie from top
reaching to the ground.
forty fathoms high, deep, etc.
at or coining to the end, last,
605, , , {
ovos,
of Time,
the day of death. at the far-end.
,=
a boundary.
a?i
quadragesimus. . tax of one fortieth,
,
:
forty, Lat. quadragitita.

ov,
[\
and
-5,
is,
Tos) forty years old.
opyvia)
",
, ,
.
contr. for
fortieth, Lat.
(sub.
i.e.
2^ per
gen.
cent.
2.
K(pavvos) delighting in
a fortieth, a coin of Chios.
Tepirvos,
77,
delightful, pleasant, agreepass, delighted, pleased.
able, cheering.
Sup,
($, -$.
:
II.
dat.
in Ion. prose
Hence
Adv. agreeably, pleasandy.

f.
Dor. quatuor.
decl.
aor.
:
-.Pass.,
inf.
aor.
or
aor. 2
Ep.
Med.
Ep.
I sing,
I
and
pi. subj.
;
aor.
aor. 2
Ep.redupl.p^7;',
part.
in Pass,
1 pi.
subj.
fourteenth.
to delight, please.
H.
and Med.
to
be cheered, enjoy oneself,
make
,. ,
TE'SSA'PES,
ol, al,
poet,
(5,
or
is
Att.
Aeol.
vps
:
dat. pi.
:
four,
al,
Lat.
Ion.
o\,
in-
fourteen
ov, Ion.
the neut. form
very rare.
Hence
the
Ion. for
Ion. for
700
('($,
pres. in use;
him
Adv.
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 3 sing., I pi. subj., and part. med. oi ov, of or for four days on the fourth day.
.. |, 5, , -, -, . 65, ()
8, {)
:
. . ^, , . ,, 65, 65, ,^ ,, .. , , . . , , . ^. ., , . ,
f. 1.
for Teccepafcovra.
pf.
of
pf.
pass. part, of
hence Adv.
pf. pass. part,
of
//.
2
in set order, regularly.
Ep.
pf. part,
ovtos,
jiodos Tira-yaiv
Ep. redupl. aor. 2 part, with no he threw him taking
I pi.
Ep. for
',
of opt. of
an aor.
2. c.
without pres.
of.
in
by the foot.
pf.
use, to overtake,
of
TetVct).
5,
TTops,
come
ttpon.
gen. to partake
pf. part,
pf. pass,
of
oi, at,
, -,
,
pf. pass,
of Dor. for
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.
confusedly.
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) = TTpaeTT]S. [a]
, ,
3,
pres.
-, , (5, )
,
{yuai) of land. sure of land, as
stand in square with,
the
fourth
5, ),
, ) -,
-,
-5,
6-,
-,
) (^ ^)
{-, ,
only found
in
four-
withfour
-5, {-,
ov,
II.
c.
(')
ace.
ov,
yva) as large as four acres TeTpayvov, as Subst., a meamuch as a mart can plough iti a day.
an astrological term,
to
(^,
),
, 66, , ;^;.
5,
pass, of
pres. sense,
any
to be
, . , ,7$ ,
inf.
:
, . 6, 6,
Ep.
3 dual
formed from the Subst. in use to be armed.

of
pf. pass,
, ,
Ion.
pf.
.. .
3
pi.
. . .
pf.
pf.
-5,
cs,
,
()
(-,
-5, (-,'/, , ^)
{)
{(-,
:
and
plqpf.
-5, -5,
{-,
ov,
Tos) four years old.
of
.
Ep.
offour years.
^,
pass,
with four horses : as Subst., to without four-horsed chariot.

ers
;
-5, 6-5,
TETPAI'Nfl,
;
ov,
(-, ^/) four-yoked,

(sc.
intr. pf.
without any pres.
Ttccu in use,
sorrowful, be grieved, to sorrow, ttiourn: used in 2 dual but more commonly in part,
;
grieved, sorrow-stricken, esp. in

in
phrase
use,
but
, . , . . , . *. , , 6, , . ^. *. , ,
65, =
Ep.
pf. act. part,
TeTi77/LiVos,
grieved at heart. without any pres. grieved, sorrowing.

of
pf. pass,
- ), ' {-, , 6---5, , , (6-, %) -,

fut.
5 ^
aor.
I
a shield offour ox-hides.
^) )
aor.
:
II.
with a
offour lay-
pass,
also
:
Ep. (from the
root
fut.
aor.
pf. pass,
to bore
pf. inf. pass,
of
pf. pass,
of
shortd. for
ten
6,
Ep. pf. imperat. of Ep. pf. opt. of

l
*.
[], Ep.
pf.
inf.
of
*,
sand.
, -, -,
Adv.
through, pierce, perforate. fem. -exis, lOos,
iTos) fourteeji years old.

ov,
-5,((-) ) (-,
,, {$, thousand, forty {(8,
thotisand.
\y]
ai, a,
four
pi. pf. for
[], 3
pf.
sing. aor. 2 imperat. of
gen. otos, Ep.
pf. part,
of
*\.
wheel.
-, )
couches to
-5,
[]
with four beds or on at table. ov. Dor. for with four spokes, fastened to a four-spoked
ov,
reclitie
(-,
) ) )
times,
four-horned, [] four-headed.
[]
fotir times
four thou-
$, ((-,
with foxir bunches or clusters; generally, thick-clustering. ov, (rerpa-, four times a crows age.
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,foure.
605, (-) -5, {-, -,

at, a,
jy,
-5,
vos,
-,5, , (6-,
,
four-hundred.
) , )
Hence
:
^. -65,
or
701
5, ,
(rerpa-, nrepov) a fourlocust.
winged creature, grasshopper,
TeTpa-TTTiXos, ov, (rerpa-, nriXov) four-winged. Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of rpe -.
ov, the four-hundredth
TCTpaxTUS,
{jirpas) the number four. ov, kvkXos) four-wheeled. {rerpa-, Ku'fos) a tetralogy, i.
viz. three
-5, , -3, 6-05
poet, for rerpaTToXis.

ov, (rerpa-,
with four poles,
, , 6-5,
i.
e.
drawn
$)
by eight horses.
to be
series
of four dramas,
6,
i.
a tetrarch. (rerpa-,
From
-5,
i.
four metres,
iambic, trochaic and anapaestic footed. verse, consisting of four double feet, cp. Lat. versus
e. in
-|5, ) ,, 6., 6-5,

,
parts, fourfold.
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.
'),
($
-, 6-5,
,
e.
ov, (rerpa-, ararrip)

shillings.
staters,
-5,
6-05,
about 13
ov,
(rerpa
6.5,
syllables.
ov, (rerpa-,
pf. pass,
of
rpe^.
ov,
a fourfold portion. From {rerpa-, consisting offour
TTpav0is, 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
,
T6
',
)
[d]
TiTpaTOs, , ov, poet, for rerapros, fourth ro rerparov as Adv., /or the fourth time.
) )
-,
worth four
of four
with four bodies.

:
erav.
-5
5,
chariot.
-, -5,
6-5, ,
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.
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.
. 65,
:
6-5,
,
,
TCTpa-TroXos,
\l.
foiir-legged.
, ) ,
;
may
= 6-05, re^. $) 6-5,

pf.
neut.
6-5,
ov, (rerpa-, Opvirrw)
broken or thai
be broken into four pieces.
of
ov,
of a helmet,
rerpaâXos.
[]
ov, (rerpa-,
of a helmet, with
see (paXos.
-,
Ion. 3 pi. pf.
and
plqpf. pass.
Adv.four times long ago, long long ago.

ov, {rerpa-, TraXaiari])
tribes.
of four
six feet) long, broad, etc.
. , ,
6-5,
-5,
3 sing. pf. pass, imperat. of ov, (rerpa-, divided into
rpe.
four
Adv. (rerrapes) fourfold, in four parts. Adv. = Adv. poet, for rerpaâ.
ov contr.
-5,
(rerpa-, xoevs)
:
ov,
[]
holding four xoes.

ov, (rerpa-,
ov, {rerpa.', irKevpa) four-sided.
Adv. (rerpa-) in a fourfold manner,
\$)
footed
-. 6-7, -5
-05,
$)
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.,
poet. TerpairToXis, ews,

cities.
of with four
ov,
(rerpa-,
ploughed four
-5, , ,
times.
(rerpa
turned up or
-irovv, ro, (rerpa-, novs)
as Subst., rerpa-noha, ra,
quadrupeds.
fourIL
of four feet in length.

ov,
(rerpa-, rrrepov) four-winged.
Hence
, 6, , , 5, . , , ,
,
fern,
6-5, 6-5, ,
rerpa
xop5T])four-stringed
re,
rap
5,
3 sing, plqpf. rerp-qxa. Ep. 3 sing, plqpf. of [t] pf. part, of Ep. for rerpiyoras, ace. pi.
;
rp. rp.
pf. part, of
-5,
pf.
pf. pass,
ov,
of (rer pa-, op'yvia)fourfathoms long

also intr. pf. of
rp.
or broad.
of
pf. pass. inf.
of
702
four obols
piece.
Hke
,
-5,
, ,. , ,, )
-,
:
, (-, $) weighing
as Subst.,
a fojir-obol
fortieth.
$^.'
or worth
Kov
pf.
pf.
Med.,
pi.
Pass., fut. 3
:
Ep. 3
pf. pass,
Dor. for of
-5, -3,
:
ov, contr. for TeTpaopos.
6-5,
or cicada
cicada.
,. ,
offour stories. ov, more correct form of Terpopyvios. an address of youths to their elders, Father,
ov,
(~,
5,
ov,
etc., Att. for
(6,
epith. of the Athenians, because in early
-.
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
construct, of
:
:to make,
^( ,
fut.
:
Ep. aor.
/xat
aor.
pf.
and plqpf.
or metal, to build, forge
to
'',
:
wearing a
wert, like a
times they wore golden grasshoppers in their hair as an emblem of their being es, dbos) like a or
If OS, 0, a kind of grasshopper, the cicala, Lat. cicada, a winged insect fond of basking on single
trees or bushes,
8. -5, {,
well or fitly made, wellwrought, compact, lasting; metaph. of a field, welltilled, also of the mind, active, vigorous.
woman, commonly means
2.
the
pf. pass. part,
T(:TTiyO(p6p05.
pidly.
, . ... , , () , , . , , , , /.. , , . , , 6,
when
it
',
Ion. ashes, sprinkled over the head and clothes in token of grief: the ashes of
the funeral pile.

f.
made
a chirping noise
see
pf. pass,
of
subtly, contrive cunningly.

ev.
, , () , , ()
is,
,
I
()
to
reduce to ashes, consume.
aor.
f.
pass, part, of
to use art or
.
II.
cunning, deal
,5,
5,
pf.
Ep. plqpf pass, of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 inf. of Ep. redupl. aor. 2 nied. of pf. pass. part, of
utos,
Dor. for
$.
anything made by
art, a piece
of handiwork.
f.
:
an
artifice, trick.
:
aor.
Dep.
execute
Adv.
pf.
pass,
part,
of
stu-
('';)
pf.
to
make, contrive, devise by

followed
art,
to
skilfully
also
by
relat.,
contrive
of
[]
that ...
II.
also occurs as a Pass.,
pf. pass. inf.
of
with
3 sing, pf, pass, imperat. of Tv, Dor. for gen. of
6,
,.
making
rog).
(enclit.).
work.
,
T6v0is,
Ion.
and Dor.
II.
for t'lvos, gen.
of
t'ls
(inter-
T6u, enclit. gen. fur tivus, from tIs
arcs,
, ()
that which
is
made, a
a cuttle-fish, Lat. sepia, loligo. TCVKTos, verb. Adj. of made, prepared, wrought. Ep. aor. I opt. of opt. reiyêta. fut. 2. fut. med. of
|,
beet,
, , ^, ', . ,
o{yv.
:
5, ,
,,
wearing arfnour.
-,
Lat. beta.
an armed man, warrior.
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.
, ,. , , , , , ,
,
see
ov,
beet.
Att. for
a kitchen-herb,
(, )
or
like
bearing arms,
, ,$, . , 7, , () ()
, ()
art,
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.
craft,
/) )) 5, , {)
work of
ov, gen. ovos,
a thing;
{) ''?
to be
made
skill,
by art.
art,
regular method of
2. art,
by rules of art.
that which
is
wrought
by art, a
device, trick,
a handiwork. II. an artful artifice: of a man, all trick and cunning.
^^.
an
,,
:
contr. for
fem. of
$.
Adv.
artistic, skilful.
~$,
artistically.
[t],
rjpos, 6,
ov,
(;)
imple-
man, workman
8, 5, , (;)
TET'Xil,
f.
:
Dor. pres. part. fem. of
5,
*.
,,
artificer, artist, crafts
i8os,
one who works by rules of fem. of
3.
art.
Ion. for
,
pi.
poet, for
art, skilfulness.
2.
dat. of t/s (interrog.). tIs (enclit.).
;
:
tool,
Ion. for Tivi, dat.
aor. i
Ep. aor. 2
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.]
for
,,
Ion. for
from
gen.
hke
. ,\, 6, ,
Jove
..
2 sing, imperat.,
a second imperat., as
a libation to
, ,
there
^
II.
ov, with no other form in use, far-journeyi?ig. ! take ! always followed by ov, .. take and pour ov, -nie oXvov.. take and drink
I
wine.
dat. fern, of the Art. 6.
2. in
the Poets, dat.
fern,
of the Relat. os.
as Adv., like
here, this
way.
used as Adv., in
TTjSe, dat. fern, of o5c,
in this way.
aunt.
, ,, , , ()
dat. fem.
this direction,
-, (, ) -8, 4$, ) , -, , ) -,
-'05, ov, (riyXe,
is,
^. -8,
proparox.
seen
(,
703
sent
from
afar,
iropos) far-reachijig.
((,
with gates far apart.

far-seeing.
II.
ov, ji^ss., far-seen, conspicuous.
from far:
of sound, heard frotn afar.

far-love, love-in-ab-
{(, {(, Kos)
appearing afar,
of
or
ter of
', ,
used as Adv. = a grandmother. a father's or mothers

oyster.
76.
sister,
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.
sence, poetic
:
name
(OS, TO,
put for the sea
away
,
05,
:
uos,
Uranos and Gaia,

itself.
opos, a melting away, wasting hence consumption, decline, phthisis. verb. Adj. of melted, melted ,
{) , {)
:
on
7V/^_ys,wifeof Oceanos, daugha sea deity.

II. later,
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.
Pass.,
away
,
f.
, : :
pass,
:
med.
;
to
pf. act.
to melt, melt away : [] III. the ooze away, vanish, fall away. is used intr.=pres. pass., and plqpf.
;
foreign la?id : Adv. to pine, waste

aor.
-2
TeTi7/feti/
= impf. pass., to pine, melt away

flesh.
is,
from
Sup.
-8, {\, ^) (8,

sodden
afar
:
far-shining, glittering
clearly, distinctly.
',
:
abroad:
father or one's fatherla?id.
reign
only in Ep. part. pres.
riant, bloo7ning, flourishing, of trees
, -, , ) -, ^) -, 08, , ^ , , ^, -,),
Adv., like
gen.
b,
hence far seen, conspicuous. Comp. and -eVraros. Adv.
far
off,
far away, far
, , -, . . /, , .
$.
land.
, 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/
',
02,
such an age, so old or so young : generally, so great, Lat. tantus : anteced. to the Relative Interrog.
-ovTos,
distance: also
c.
far from.
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, () () 8 , ) -09, , {) , , ,
Hence
$,
-,-^, -6(, ros,

and
Att. for
so very, so niuch.
or -0, Adv.
c.
from
afar,
from
gen. far from.
=^(,
rr
far, afar, at a
father-
c.
gen.,
far from
es,
((,
far-flying.
collat.
form of
ovps.
Adv.
shouting afar or loud. {(, striking from afar. ov, {, ov, (, yeveaeai) born farfrom one's
, {,
or confines
() from
a far country, foused luxu-
, 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.
5,
:
generally, far, distant, remote.
^^
;
also
afar
off, distant.
sense points to the deriv.
^, *'(.
But Homer
lengthd. for
(cp. pf.
Ep.
>.,
hair.
(, ^,
6v,
ov,
etc.
;
ovTs blooming children
from
$.
as pr.
-, -, 6-5,
afar,
;
:
and
metaph.,
-05,
(\,
{(,
{\,
summoned from
ov,
'\5, -5, {,
name,
ov,
ov,
((,
devious.
) )
afar.
6,
\$
K\ios) far-famed.
from
kKvtus from
\)
fightingfrom afar: a son of Ulysses. far-wandering,
-,, ) , -, 4) , , . , 5, $
plants, as,
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.
luxuriant
to
take care of,

ace.
c.
gen.
2.
to
heed, look after, see

(s,
to, c.
From
careful, heedful.
(From
with
called
the inseparable prefix
added.)
,. ,
Att. crasis for Trj
Att. for
Adv. then, thereupon ; Dor. Adv. Adv. = t^ôs.
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,
mode
ceived with a cry of

then,
, , . () ,
;
became a common hence of saluting conquerors in the games. Hence , Comic word, a conqueror who is reAdv.
^^
^,
the
.
:
animals, tame
rate,
of plants, cultivated
, ^^,
for
mild : metaph., TiOaoos

like
pi. pres.
ticular time
time of the summer.
, .
[r]
:
()
gen.,
a victor in
at this
games. or that time of day,
Adv.
at this time of day, so early to-morrow at this time of day. [a]
commoner form
c.
for
at this par-
impf. of
Oepovs at this
5, , .
that.
away of the
. -,
),
;
Adv. {ttjvos) Dor.
. in , Dor.
for
for
this case, then.
$,=$,
(^,
there.
itccivos,
Ti^ffs,
Hence
Adv., Dor. for eKei, there, and -0v, Adv., Dor. for
is,
{, 5)
thence.
limbs.
Ep. and Ion. for rjnep, dat. fem. of oanep, used as Adv., in which direction or way. give heed to, watch narf.
rowly
, , ()
to take care of, keep,
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.
,
e^s,
5,
is
,
(
es,
Ion.
guard ;
also used in pass, sense.
Hence a watching, guarding
, ^- ^ ', , , ((: 5 '(,'^ , (,^,( - ^ ( , , ^, (

3
pi.
melting or wasting
. . . 6, ^, , , ^ . , , ^, , . 65, . , , s, , ^ ^,
I pi.
(, , ,,,
TiDis, TiGeis,
TiOeis,
oi
of Ep. 2 and 3 sing. impf. 2 and 3 sing. o{ Ep. for inf. of

ev, pres. part,
TiOsv, Aeol. and Dor. for
^, ,^ .. .. , ^,'$
3
of men, mode: domestic strife.

for
I
so
pi. for
but
Ep.
3 pi.
3 sing. Ion. impf, of Ep. pres. med. imperat. of poet, form of whence 2 and 3 sing. and impf. (TiOeis, Ep.
Ep. for Ep. for
inf.
of
eVos,
pres.
med.
part,
of
also Ep.
;
sing,
Ion.
;
inf.
Ep.
Impf.
Ep. 3
inf.
pi.
Ion.
(there are also

:
some forms from the

ot
:
pres.
q. v.)
l
Fut.
Ep.
Aor.
Ep.
Pf.
plqpf.
Aor.
only used in
pi,
((,
,
Ep.
imperat.
$,
subj.
2
Ion.
pi.
lengthd. Ep.
sing.
for
or
(, (,
opt.
vigi-
imperat.
lance.
want:
this
,,,
THPO'2,
f.
II.
TTJs,
a means ofkeepi/ig secure, a ward, prison. 0, a watch, guard. Ep. and Ion. dat. fem. pi. of and 6s.
to bereave, deprive
:
sing,
imperat.
Pass,
:
; : :
part. 0eis.
Pass, to be in
,
c.
5,
gen. to be bereft or deprived of a thing. this year, of or in Adv., Att. for Ion.
year.
(From
eras, as
from
, ov, (TrJTes) of this year, Lat. hornus. , ov, empty, idle, vain. Adv. -s, in vain.
97,
.)
6,
ponere
person's hands: metaph., ev

in
to
^. ( ^
Fut.
:
^,
:
part.
contr.
, . (, . $ ((;
Med.
; ;
inf.
part.
Aor.
:
$
pi.
r|S
pi.
Ep.
impf.
opt.
^,
:
Aor.
med.
^,
sing,
fut.
aor.
plqpf.
place, put, Iv
^. (
:
pf.
set,
Lat.
Tt and Ti, neut. of tis (interrog.) and tIs (enclit.).
[],
or
the Persian head-dress worn upright by the king. (Persian word.) ilZos) shaped like a tiara, es,
like or
,
nest
:
his
mind;
^,
but,
to
to place a thing
'iiros
(.
in
in a
or
plant a word, warning, etc., to lay a thing to
one's
(V
heart.
own
heart, bear in
mind.
Med.,
:
a tiara,
lay
up or treasure anger
settle,
of
-5, (, ,, 6, , .
Tie^v,
(Akin to honeycombs. Ti0as, abos, ,
From
, ,
, 5,
01,
resembling a tiara. Ep. inf. for tUiv.

3 sing. Ion. impf. act. and mcd.
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.
II.
to fix,
one's
^
give
to assign,
award;
;
lay down, fix the

3.
law, of a king or legislator
strengthd. for
why ? wherefore
Ion. for Tiapas.

to build,
,
05,
($) who
,
one
to tame, break in, domesticate.
6v,
(^^,
, )
make a
oneself
lish,
d.
law, of the people.
io ordain, esiab-
as.)
tames,
of bees, io
make
a barn-door fowl.
domesticates.
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,
consider.
V.
in
Med.,
From
down
one's ballot, to give one's vote

to deiermine, decide
:
^
:
to
put
(sc.
hence
tamed, domesticated, of
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.
")
:
.
it
705
2.
one's hair.
from tearing
the hair in token of
sorrow,
came
to
mean
absol. to
mourn
bitterly
any one.
has three senses I. to stack or pile arms, to bivouack, talê 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.
in military language,
Prasias.
worship, exalt, celebrate.

is,
persons and things, to make or render so and so, bring he made Xaav into a certain state, effect;
hence,
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.
:
-( .
rraTda.
to
make him
one's child, adopt
him, like
to make, cause, bring to pass
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
\$
;
^
to
Med.
IX, of things,
to
honoured, esteemed. Dor. 3

f.
make
or
-
;
. , : :
ace. of Tt^f/S.
ov, poet, for
pl. fut.
fut.
, , \. ^, , -, {, , . $. , ,$, -5, -5, , (:.:

05, , ()
3. to
for
pluck at, vex, annoy. a plucking, tearing,

in the
,=
a kind oifish, found

f.
Thracian lake
to,
to
do honour or observance
From
a\(puv) fetching
a price:
costly, precious.
Dor. for Dor. for ov, Dor. for
held in honour,
of
77^0: aor. I
pf.
Med.,
I
(but always in pass, sense)
Pass., fut.
aor.
deem
or hold worthy, to honour, respect, revere,
^:
aor.
ert-
also paullo-p. fut.
pf.
():
QHvaL
generally, to
make
a scattering, for
for
aivuv, etc.
From
, , 5,
f,
to take care of, tend, nurse;

:
cherish, foster
and so mostly used in Med,
(6$) a nurse.
rjpos,
05, , (/)
foster father.
[t],
euphorbia.
Aurora, and father of Memnon: metaph. of a decrepit old man, because he had immortal life without the continuance of youth.
for
Root
inf.
part.
,: . ') . 55 , , ,*', ^ , , , (( ,
nursing
:
, nursing,
()
1.
tending.
as Subst.,
for [], Dor. for
. $,
irreg,
.,
Hence
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.
a thing,
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.
:
-, ,
.
etc., to
$,
etc., to
honour
2 sing.
'
3 sing,
spurge,
Lat,
(Deriv. uncertain.)
sentence of death ; hence, to give sentence of death against a man.
Tithonus, brother of Priam, husband of
Med., of the accuser,

:
[']
<pvyrjs,
at death, exile, could, if

rate,
lay or assess the punishment in answer the accused bonds, etc. found guilty, lay the punishment at a less
which
is
formed by redupl. from

poet,
:
which was
fut.
or
$, , Med.
:
aor. 2
Ep.
pf.
os
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
same sense:
/o
mother,
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.
()
called
or
the price, cost,
.
esp.
,
(sc.
2.
valuing.
2.
;
an
estimate, valuation or assessment of
damages
:
then
compensation,
satisfaction,
to pluck, pull, tear, esp. the lamentation Med,,

:
. ,^ ',
f.
:
money a
aor. I
pf. pass,
5, 6$ ,
Sup,
penalty, as the price or

iv, contr.
and so punishment, damages.
5,
payment Hence
ace.
valued, honoured, esteemed, of men. of things, prized, costly, precious. Comp.
hair
in
to
token of pluck out
valued, the worth, price, value of a thing,
,
:
-. 5,
6,
()
; (
for
in
wrong,
Dor.
2.
:
that which
is
estimated or
; : :
706
valuation
penalty, punishment : a fine.
an Athenian
sessment, Lat. census
government where the magistrates were chosen

cording
to property or assessment,
[t]
worth or price of a thing

or
Rome,
noured.
at
estimating, valuing -, for the purpose of estimating, for determining the II. at Rome, of cenamount of punishment.
sorial rank.
,
Rome, a
, , () ^.() , , , . , ,. , . $, , () ^, , , . ,, , , , , , ()
the
;
honour of a tomb.
esp.
II.
an
:
estimate,
. ,
who
like Titv,
Dor. for
,
:
dat.
of
II.
Dor.
the estimate
of dainages
2.
hence a the value at which

rroXiTela a
for ae.
a shake, quaking.
epos,
citizen
property was rated, rate of as-
and
one
shakes, a shaker
fem.
ac-
poet, for
contr. ace. of
$.
,,
-opos, ov. Ion. for

poet, contr. for
ws,
$.
an estimating, valuing the an assessment o/damages. [t]
contr. poet, for
($)
fern,
of
3.
the censorship at
05,
Lat. censura.
ov,
verb. Adj.
II.
to be hoof one must honour.

II.
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.
f.
, ()
act.
pass,
1.
Act. to pay a price,
ov,
a valuer, assessor.
censor.
($)
valued, assessed
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
verb.
:
05,
as Att.
law.
esteemed, held in honour
honourable.
Hence
esp.
,, ,
8,
by
6, poet,
f.
5 $,
,
2.
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
:
ov, also os, ov,

:
()
valued: of persons,
of things, prized, precious, of high price, dear, Lat. car us.

value, preciousness.
to help,
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
!, , worth,
form
for
full,
man on
Pass.,
the murderer for (the murder of) his son to have vengeance taken for any one. II. Med., f. with pf. pass, (in
:
med. sense) to exact vengeance from any one, avenge oneself upon him, punish, chastise
:
him,
Tivos to take vengeance on one, punish him for a thing absol. to avenge, right oneself, seek vengeance.
Hence
act of vengeance.
one must avenge, punish.

rjpos, 6,
an avenger.
cour.
, ,
:
' ^ ,
way of
redressing injuries, to
iraidbs
. ($)
c.
only, to take vengeance for a thing

ace. pers. et rei,
aid, succour
avenge in to avenge a
to exact retribuperson but also with the means of punishment in the dat.,TiVaât (pvyri to requite, punish with exile absol. to repay oneself, take ven-
tion
from
^ ' '
his
: : :
wickedness c. ace. rei but also c. dupl.

:
geance.
-,
gen.
rei,
,, ,
then?
Ep.
imitation of a bird's note. Ep. for Tiov, impf. of

;
contr.
why ever? why? wherefore? Lat. quid tandem? TI5, neut. Tt gen. dat. Ep. rcu Att.
Adv.
.) (,
;
:
what or ivhy
;
c.
ace. pers.
also
$, ,
verb. Adj. oi
, ()
()
help, aid, succour.
II.
an
one must assist:

2.
a helper, aider.
help,
:
Ion.
II.
-, ,
vengeance, retribution
ment, torture.
6v, contr. from helping, aiding, succouring: as Subst., , a helper, aider. II. avenging, punishing for wrong.
:
-08,
(,
5 ,
aid,
suc-
also punish-
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,
or
dat.
( ;
;
ace.
ace.
enelit.
through
, :, ; ,
plur.
all
cases
'(
(
;
-,
, ,(
;
''2.
tend:
707
3. to
VOU boasted that you were somebody: opp. to ovhus,

;
Med.
;
Xeyetv
to ovdev Ktyeiv.
to speak sense, hit the truth, opp. 2. emphatically a man, opp. to
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
^
:
($
:
.
exert otieself; the plain
(08
.
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.
[t],
,)
^
ot,
;
($ ,(
draw along
or Pass, to stretch oneself, to extend,
in
avcvos
Med. to strain or stretching on over he thrust it back
avos, 6, mostly in plur.
',
Ep. and
Ion. TiTTJvfs,
the Titans, a race of gods placed be-
what
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,
less.
V.
in
peated, else
it
generally
Att.
dat.
Att.
ace.
Plur. TiVfS, TLva; gen. t'lvojv Horn,

ace. Tivas,
;
interrog. Pronoun
?
, ;
neut.
dat.
masc. and fem.
who
f which ? neut. what quid? strengthd. tis yap;
ivhich ? Lat. quis, quae,
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 ; ws to look Titanic. = an Tiras, ov, , (;) Dor. for avenger, [t] TiTf,vS, ot, Ep. and Ion. for TiTcives. From 77, a suckling by a m^rse, fostering.
&-5,
,, , (,
$)
to suckle, nurse, foster.
s, ps,
From
:
yap; like Lat. quisnam? until when? how long? with another quidnam? es Pronoun it must be rendered by two clauses tis ' II. the ovTos epxâi who art thou that comest? question is modified by av or Kv and a change of mood tis av or nev with the opt. expresses strong
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.
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 ?
; ;
(\ he asked thereupon who he

Ko'ios
;
indirect questions;
,
?
;
) ,$
of what sort
as Lat. quis for qualis ? so also
for irOTfpos; as Lat. quis for uterf
what ?
VI.
;
;
;
it
takes the Article,
when
tion refers to something going before.
the quesVII.
;
often stands absol. as Adv.,
fore?
;
2.
why
!
ever ?
4.
surprise.
surely
a vowel even in Trag., as

Ion. 3 pi. aor.
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.
,
[ was
how ? for why ? wherebut how? ?; 3. how pray ? expressing why not ? how else ? i. e. yes
,( ( |, , (
TO,
, ', ,
,
:
f.
,
6,
the teat of a
woman's
breast
nurse.
'2,
Dim. of riTUos, a
teat or nipple
nipple, teat.
, the
of a woman's breast.
titulus,
tCtXos, ov,
formed from Lat.

:
title,
superscription.
f.
aor. I
Pass., in
fut.
but also
:
fut.
med.
:
pass,
sense
Root
to
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
:
*)
aor. I
pf.
(formed from
to
wound, hurt;
damage,
alone,
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
()
like
;7'
to
make ready, prepare.

aim
at an object.
II.
^, 7/,
aim
straight before one

2.
to
Lat. quidni ?
never elided, and sometimes stands before

;
eiiras
{)
,
;]
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;
gen.
c.
',
',
5,
:
fos, TO,
['r],
pf.
tice,
stretch
. , , ,, : , ^
retribution.
aor. I imperat.
bow.
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
of
:
and pass,
inf.
^ ,, :^ , ( , ^,, ,
a pool.
inf.
Ep.
impf.
part,
(tvos
Pass., pres.
Ion. impt. act.

;
3 sing,
to
a 2

708
in the sense of
make return: in Med. made one see
,, ,.. ,
:
-5,
:
:
, .
in Act. to
pay a
price,
interrog.
to
have a price paid, or return
hence, thence.
also for relat.
ov,
aor. 2
Dor. for opt. of
*\.
Dor. for
rXas,
*'1,
a radic.
), \,
imperat.
inf.
aor. 2
^^,
inf.
also used
(8 ), ^, \, , (, .
formed imperat.
self, to
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.
times absol., esp. in imperat.
so in pf. part.,
, ,,
[]
Ep.
gen.
poet. aor.
I
,,, , ; ,(
form never found in pres. ?;' (formed as if from
Ep. 3
; :
aor. 2 part,
of
*>.
pi.
opt.
rXaUv
), ,
fut.
(for
pf.
is
part.
in
pres.
sense
from
;
this pf.
[]
:
opt.
part,
there
is
also a
(as if
from
a pres.
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
. ,
,
^,
(properly an old form of the gen. II. hence, therefore, thereupon.
., ,
subj.
bear, suffer,
upon oneundergo, endure hardship somerjs, 77

:
to take
Toiyap, therefore indeed, therefore assuredly. strengthd. form of Toiyap, used at the
-, -- --, --,
(,
during
distress.
enduring
hearted
:
, , ,
,
:
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Dor. ov,
-,
soul, stout-hearted.
Ep. aor. 2 Adv. of
that which
II.
to be endured, misery, From endurance, patience.

is
ovos, 6,
:),
vocat.
hence,
, ,
inf.
of
*. (*, *.
patient,
in
:
of en-
patiently.
{^)
suffering,
I.
steadfast, stoutsense, reckless,
rash, Lat. audax.
miserable.
, -05,
also bold,
daring
II.
bad
full of suffering, wretched,
much-enduring, miserable.
ing, patient, constant in suffering or labour.

pass, suffered,
, . (' , , , : ,, ,: , , ( ' ,. , . . \-8, ,

verb. Adj. of
I.
,
f.
aor. 2 inf.
ov,
of
{*,
*?.
)
II.
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
,
:
^
:
of patient heart,
hard-hearted.
III. Homer uses neut. very crafty. Adv., so, thus, so very, so much.
, , , 08,
I
fut.
of
*\.
2 pi. aor. 2
imperat. of
^. *:
of
:
,
in
act. sufferII.
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,
;
as
Ion.
(,
Att. also
and and
endured:
to be suffered,
endurable.
another.
Ep. 3 pi. aor. Ep. for

:
(^,
aor.
I
2 pass,
aor. 2 of
'/.
[]
toioOtos,
Att. also
strengthd.
form Att.
like toios
aor. 2
aor.
med.
:
Ep.
aor.
aor. 2 pass,
[]
and
of such kind, nature or quality : more commonly of what has gone before than what follows,
rois
:
Pass, to be divided, be
form of to cut, cleave Hence parted asunder. Adv. by cutting, scratching, grazing.
collat.
such as the foregoing : absol., fv ToiovTois in such a state of things strengthd., also in neut. eTfpov Tos iTfpos
:

i
cut lengthwise,
05, , () hewn, furrowed. , (, $)

part,
of
-^.
with iron.
-8,
,
",
cut,
cut into shape.
2.
fashion or kind, such

a fashion.
cut
down
-5,
fs,
neut. of T00v, demonstr. Adv., answering to
form.
relat.
oOev and
for
and
dat. pi. of oSe.
,,
like.
ov,
(toiovtos,
Adv.
-$,
rp6iros)
of such
after such
(toiovtos, ctdos) of such kind or
Ep. forms
: ;
on each side of the

to
ill
breaker, burglar
, ,
,
thief,
-5, (, ) 5, ()
,
ship.
through the wall, a housebreaker, burglar
tokS, Dor.
{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), toktOs, , = tokos. parts of a sacrifice used on taking solemn oaths cf. iOKvs, (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 (, ) ,, . ,, $
the wall
captain of the rcnvers
into a clew for spinning.

devise, invent.
,
-.
a
task.
77,
:
:
f.
, ()
2. to
709
to
wind
q/f carded wool

to contrive,
II.
metaph.
of a house or coiirt, opp. as Lat. paries to moenia : proverb.,
a hard
Toixos,
= 'the right side of the hedge.'

of a
ship.
to
II.
plur. the sides
and made
f,
be a house-
Hence to play rogue's tricks. housebreaking, burglary. one who breaks [],,
: :
', $,
the
wind
up, achieve, accomplLb
, a clew or ball woundup, wool carded

also os, ov,
disease that needs the knife.

the place from
generally,
knave.
been cut
tree
, () , ()
, ov,
the
into a ball for spinning, Lat. glomiis.
()
[i5]
cut, cut off; olkos
remedy cut ready for

to
use.
need cutting;
which a thing has
for
Advs. of roios,
end left after cutting, a stump of a end of a beam, where it had been cut off;
II.
ev To/ij} tyyuvioi stones squared at the end.
, ,
:
^,
. ($, , , , () 5,
05,
()
()
^
:
.
: :
-, ( '"
5,
:
:
^,
fast, stout-hearted
ture, enterprise.
, , (5.
to be
(,
,. ($ () ( , , 5) , -, ()
:
),
()
aTos,
05, ,
Sup.
ture.
henceforward, for the future.

cordingly.
-. , , , , ,^ ^^ , () , 5, , 05, 5, , . , () daring, bold:
() , ()
,
:
dari?ig, bold, adventurous.
bow
a daring deed, adven-
Comp.
q. v.
bowman,
-, (,(, ) -5, )
:
c.
gen. to shoot at, take

ov,
aim
at.
a strong archer. master of the bow, a

at
archer.
II. the
captain of the
that which
is
Adv. -pws, boldly; Comp. -pOTepov;
Athens.
Ep. contr. for verb. Adj. of
(5,
5, , (()
;
shot,
arrow, bolt
as far as
an an
one must ven-
arrow
reaches,
i.
e.
a bowshot.
II.
collective in
,,
,
,
plur. for oi
',
verb. Adj.
from
a bold, venturous man. ventured,
\5,
ov,
ventured or hazarded.
or divisim
to^vt6s, 17, arrow, shot.

f.
(()
the archers.
a boiuman, archer.
struck by an
verb. Adj. of
ov, irreg. Sup.
of
to
(os)
to shoot ivitb the bow, use the

2.
II.
as Adv.,
2. for the rest,
ac-
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.
710
'
cs,
-5, (,
2.
77,
Topevft), properly,
apapeiv) furnished
with the
skilled in
how. To|iKOs,
, ()
2.
e.
of or for the bow. of or for the
to
sing in a piercing tone.

obsol. pres.,
part.
,
:
to
bore through : metaph.

II.
to
the use of the bow.
manship, archery.
|-5, ) ',
,var
avTos, 6, and subduing with the bow;

i.
|-5, (,
ov,
3.
,
at
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
of archers,
TO, a bow,
even the arrows only.

f.
, , -,
To|o-7roios,
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.
,
;
() () {, , , ()
,
,
, {,
to
make like a bow, to arch. From iroiioj) making bows.

bowmanship, archery.
5," , ) (, . ---, , , , , -,
(sub.
bow:
),
lief.
2. to chase, Lat. caelare.
bow-
*TOPE'Xl,
I
:
aor.
(, $,
to bore, pierce.
f.
whence
aor. 2
and redupl. II. metaph.
,work
in re
also
fut.
to utter in
the
a loud and piercing tone. , a hole, socket
Hence
the
nave of a wheel.
\,
,
.
lyre-turner
to turn,
and shield-maker. work with a lathe and

verses, to tur?i neatly,
chisel,
Lat. tornare
metaph. of
round
\ys
armed with the bow. bowman, archer.
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:
()
thrilling.
|-05, , (, ()
Persians
Subst.,
, ,
see
ov,
-5, . $, (, <) 5. |, , )-,

,=
TO,
$
f.
$,
of persons, sharp, quick, smart. imitation of a bird's note. or a stirrer, ladle to stir things boiling, Lat. tudiciila. []
drawing
i.
the
e.
bow
of the
:
the spirit of archers,
times, so often.
, , {) () , 5
,
Ep.
,, (
2. m.tt2i\>h.. clear, distinct, plain.
5 $
II.
to stir, stir
up or about, [] so many []. Adv.
bearing a bow
as
an archer, bowman.
TO'IIAZOIS,
0, the
topaz, a precious stone.
(s
instant.
-. -,
-5,
(tOttos) to guess, divine.
Adv., = TO ifov, altogether, quite, wholly: in general, for the viass. immediately, on the Adv., =
TO-7rapos, Adv.
place
5,
:
-, Adv., = = napos. [a] , also , (tOttos, as Subst., ,,a , a place, spot, Lat.
,
ruling over a master or mistress.

loctis
;
TOiros the
tion.
locus.
tunity.
whole space of earth. 2. place, posi3. a place or passage in an author, Lat. II. metaph. a place, occasion, oppor-
/ ' - -, -, (, $ -5, ($, ) -, , $,

;
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
often stands alone in
SG
5, ,
2.
()
Homer,
and
$
so
as Tpis
thrice as
many. In Homer much, so far, so much too much.
are often Adv.,
very, Lat.
tantum; so long
since.
-. -,
TO-irpCv, Adv.,
first place.
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.
, ^,
= TO irp'iv. Adv., = Adv., =
-. -,
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
5,
first, at first, in
the
much, so far.
{()
of an obsol. pres., = Dor. for ov, Ep. for
, ,, , . ,, ,
;
as great, as
,
:
, ,
much
or
many
again.
II.
or -ov, Ep.
or ov, as Adv., so
Att. for
for
and
in
Dor. form
8, ,
$. 6$.
5,
Adv. Ep.
$.
upon.
[]
aor. I part,
to hit, hit
TOffOVTOS.
,
$,
-iJ-Sf, -ov-Sf,
-,
2.
-,
;
for
and
. . -,
,
for
.
-$,
: ;
711
), ,
Adv. of rooos, so much, as mtich. Tore, Adv. ai that time, then : often in Att a/oretime, formerly : sometimes emphatic, at that famoiis time.
hi],
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.
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,
eireira, Sr)
TOT
totc ye.
3.
meats, dessert, Lat. hellaria.

f.
.
. .
Med.
, ,
05, ,
-,
5, 5,
Tpayetos, a, ov, poet, for rpayeos: a goat's skin, [a]
rpay
(sub
), $, , ,
(Tpayeiv) mostly in plur. sweetto
like
, , .
-, -. , , ,
enclit.,
' -.
[]
etc.
or divisim
imitation of a bird's note.
, . , . . 6, ,
gen. of Art.
o,
Adv.,
= TO
,/ . ,
,
.
.
05, , ,
,
.
payaoa^.
eat sweetmeats
(rpayos) of or for a goat.

:
Tpayiftos of or for a tragedy, tragic (cf. hence the tawdry decorations of tragedy: generally, stately, majestic ; in bad sense, pompous
)
:
so also in
II.
Adv.,
'.
;
Adv.
[t]
in tragic style.
ov, (rpayos) like Tpayeios, of a he-goat.
for the third time

t/s.
of.
and interrog. Pron.
(rpayos, of or for shearing he-goats. -KTOvos, ov, (rpayos, /fTctJO;) of slaughtered

goats.
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.
-05, , ,
Dim. of Tpayos, a young he-goat.
gen. of enclit. Pron. tis.
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for
(.
therefore.
, , , ,
5, \5,
5,
pits smelling like
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for
(.
kXfvOepov.
-5, -, 3, ,
-5,
)
See
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for Att. crasis for
. (. (.. (. (.
.
henceforth.
. , ,,
Att. crasis for
, , (,
TOvj-iTOS or
Att. crasis for Att. crasis for
(uavTwv. evKa,for that reason,
Hence
Att. crasis for
so
yonder.
II. swering to the Relat. times stands absol meantime, meanwhile.

,
,, . 5, , , .
Att. crasis for
Att. crasis for
. (^,
fvOevSe.
the Dorians, and with them of lyric character then transplanted to Athens, where yiKol ;
assumed
, )
its
:
Toiiros, Att. crasis for

Att. crasis for
enos.
or tragedy.
or
Att. crasis for
epyov.
II.
tragic poet,
, -5,
,
-Troios,
a tragedy or heroic play, invented by

it
(-
dramatic character.
, , (rpays)
who himself trained
Adv. poet, for TOrf,/i&i.
, (pays,
,
3,
:
many
times, so often,
Adv., Dor. for
},
[a]
in that direction, there,
Ion. crasis for
%(.
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
gedies
-05,
as Subst.,
,
os
was the
piercing:
befitting
, (pays, ,
the chorus and actors.
) )
making
rpays.
a tragic poet
tra-
s)
pays
TOtnroOc Adv. (oStos) hence, thence. Dor. Adv. (oZtos) thence.
fined to the tragic actor.
Properly, the goat-singer,

prize, or because the
either because a goat
Adv. of Time, up
to that time, so
Epirus
, 5, .
=
, of
from
:
the city
but of swine, ws rpayaaaia
allusion to Tpayeiv, to eat irarpos, with play
upon Tpayos, a goat.
aor. 2 inf of
and again Tpayaca'iou
, , , , -(
distinct.
long ; ansome-
actors
were clothed
es,
in goat-skins.
TPA'NH'2,
Tpavos,
77,
metaph. clear, plain,
Tpayaaai
in
with
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
iev
the hospitable board;
, '
Koi
5
table,
712
rpaTTcCeus
to
entertain at bed
.
Ion.
trict in
and board.
2.
TPA'XHAOS, ,
Thessaly,
II. a money-changer's meal. il [. table or counter, a bank, Lat. mensa argentaria. ox flat surface, a tablet, Lat. tabula. (Ace. any table
dinner,
,
:
the throat, neck,

Tvos,
to
some from
(.
Horace speaks of mensa
-, ;
,
Hence
ov,
{$).
named from
ace. to others
tripes.)
from Hence
rpi-,
Tpa-ireiievs, ws, 6, at or of a table; Kvves Tpaire^^fs dogs that were fed at mealtime. to be a money-changer or banker. From one who keeps an b, [t], exchange-table, a money-changer, banker, Lat. mensa-
ov Ion. ov, of ox from Trachis, Trachinian; al the Trachinian women, title of a tragedy by Sophocles.
Ion,
Pass., aor, l
:
05, ,
Hence
;, 6;5
rius, argentarius.
8.,,
(,
Ep. for aor, 2 pass., both of Dor. for
, , ,
6,
17,
;
;
()
and
inf,
($)
Ion.
concerning a banker or banking.
, -,
rpa
trapetum, an oil-press.
', ,
f.
must turn.
figs on.
. , , , ) , $,
of = Ion. 3 sing. impf. of [] to tread grapes : hence Lat. trapetes,

aor. 2
med.
.. , , , . , 5, ,
TPA"XT'5
I
Aesch, Theb. 1045, refers to just before, call them, make them rough.
pi.
metaph, rough, harsh, savage.
the sharpness of a bit: Dor. for
$, , ($) roughness, rugged7iess: metaph. roughness,

harshness.
5 ,
,
[]
:
,: :
,
[a] Trachis, a city and disits
mountainous surface
f.
pf.
pf,
and
6in
to
make
rotigh,
rugged
55
(, ,
rough, rugged:
[]
:
wvos,
a rugged, stony district

i5os,
hence as
i.
fern,
rugged country.
ace, Tpeis,
verb. Adj. of
in pass, sense, one
balbutire
, '2,
Ion.
2, , ; --6, --, ,
01, at,
Subst,
Trachonitis,
gen,
dat.
.THREE,
ol,
Lat.
TRES,
tria.
;
e.
:
the
Ion. for
[]
Lat, tredecim.
(from
as if
a crate
to
dry
Lat.
to lisp,
mispronounce a
letter,
so of children.
swallow, twittering.
hurt
II. a hurt, damage, wound. metaph. a blow, disaster, defeat.
see
pass,
solid, substantial:
dry land, and sea: as Subst. ol [], Ep. 3
, , , ) , , ,( ,( , $
Ion.
:
:
, $
,
From
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.
, . ,
poet, for
at,
thirteen,
()
i
6v, lisping,
aros, to,
()
Hence
3
Lat. balbus
of the
, TPETEfi
;
a woimd, to die of the

III.
aor. 2
2
as of ships.
aor. 2
,.
[]
4,
Ion.
, -,-,{)
Ion.
f.
( ( ,
:
verb, Adj, o{
pf.
Pass,, aor.
whence Ep.
:
a wounded man.
to
imperat,
wound.
Ion,
for
aor. 2 inf. of
Ep. 3 sing,
,: ' ( , :
one Tuust turn.

:
f.
aor.
or
Med., aor,
Ion,
plur.
(for
pf,
3 plur. plqpf.
(-
3 plur.
to tJ/rn, Lat. vertere
,
of
m.
lead,
guide to a thing
tls
turn,
to turn, be-
Pass,
;
Ep. and Aeol. for
pi.
aor. 2
take oneself, Lat, converti
and Med. ipya

;
( .. , , ,, , $
like
, ()
turn or
to
go
to
work
also of place,
'
to y)iKloio re-
wellfed,fat,
{suh.yrj), as opp. to
-,
vyprjv over dry land

theflshes.
or
sing. aor. 2 pass,
of
the neck
pered horse
to
lay bare.
raasc. Adj.,
, , -,
Ion.
:
thrown away,
metaph.
bend back the victim's neck, hence
( , () () , , {)
to
f.
Aeol. and Dor. for
[]
Adv.
roughly,
harshly;
to be roughly handled.
gristle, offal.
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
;
scraps of meatfrom about
to
arch the neck, as a pamto take by the throat to

:
to be hatighty, headstrong.
expose to view,
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
chaining the neck.
, ,
aor, I pass, inf. of
, .,
aor.
aor. I
and
solid, to thicken or
milk
intr.
geal.
grow
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
it
:
' ^ :: , , ( : ,, ) , / . ) -5, (,
I
?'.
:
::
713
'&: .
:
Aeol. and Dor.

aor. 2 aor. 2
[]:
:
fut.
bute of Neptune
generally, a three-pronged spear.
pf.
Pass.,
Hence
inf.
[]
pf.
to
make firm
:
or
congeal;
to to
make cheese
pf.
act.
with become firm, curdle, conPass.,
to curdle
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
to
),
of
5,
the
number
thirty.
II.
the thirtieth
II.
commonly,
to nourish, feed,
or increase, nurse, bring up,
make to rear: Med. to rear
the month, also in pi.
Ill, also
day of any
division of thirty.
thirty knots.
feed, rear, nourish, produce, Lat. nutrire, alere: hence III. Homer uses aor. 2 poet, to contain, have.
act.
in intrans. or pass, sense, as,
, , -68 -, (, () . ' : : & ( ^ - -, (, ) -(}5, (, ^) -, 5, (, ^' 5^ , . -, $. ' -5,

long, Lat.
alere
:
^
Dor.
Ion.
:
to cherish one's hair,
wear
comam
of the earth, sea,
etc., to
-5 ^, ),(, ) (,
Ion.
ov,
ov,
Ep. and Ion.

Lat.
:
decl.
TRIGINTA
I. at
,
,
with or
Dor.
of thirty days.
at,
inII.
thirty.
as Subst. oi
for
of
for
inf.
(Att.
thirty tyrants,
2. at Athens, the appointed on the taking of Athens by Lysander (B. C. 404).
thirty,
assigned to the kings.
'((
fut.
[]
fut.
but
more commonly (from Root

poet,
*'),
:
;
aor. I
Ion.
is,
aor. 2
years old. also fem. - crts,

thirty
fern.
pf.
[]
poet,
to
II.
of or lasting thirty years
Att. contr.
run,
TpiaKovTovTis,
8,
whence
Lat. currere
loci, to
of things, to
move
quickly.
2. c. ace.
a thirty years' truce.
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.
;
, $
(tos)
:
Sparta, the council
(s
with or of
Tpv|/iav, 3 pi. Ep. aor.
opt. of
:
oars
TPE'fl
to
poet,
inf.
f.
aor. i
of thirty oars.
Ep.
to tremble, quake, esp. for fear
hence
trans, to fear, dread, be afraid of, c. ace.
bored through
porous.
epith. of doves
Subst.,
, {)() 9, ,,('() , , , . , , , $. .
run away, flee, fly:
aros,
rpiaas the coward.

is
II.
opyvios.
that which
pierced or
holes,
, $, ,
6,
a hole, aperture.
V,
TpiUKOcnoi Ion. hundred, Lat, triceni.

three
with
many
fearful, timorous, shy

:
, = ,
or
6$)
a dove.
hence
later as
those hundred medimni : 01 whose property produced three hundred medimni, which was the qualification for admission into the
5 ,(, ) -,
:
the rule of the

2.
cf.
opyvia) of thirty
ov,
as Subst.
(sub. vavs),
with thirty a vessel
f*, see
or,
more
correct form
ai, a, (rpefs,
three
ov,
of
Athenian
tieth:
through work.
,
fut.
77,
;
of
verb. Adj. of
bored or pierced bedsteads perforated for inlaid
-<!$, , (,
Tpias,
ov, poet, for
iia,
Ion. for
Adv.
Sup.
-,
from a wrestler, who did not win until he had thrice thrown his adversary, or conquered him in three bouts :
hence, done.
, , () ,
in
f.
compds. three times, neut. from Tpeis.
thrice, Lat. ter.
, -,), () , () ,,, .) . , () .
Ion.
,,
the thir-
(sub.
duty of one thirtieth. conqueror : see with three sails.

three, a triad.
to conquer,
vanquish
metaph.
Thrace
to
be
utterly
un-
()
Lat. tridens, a trident, the attri-
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,
,() -, ,
77,
(Tpiis) the
number
77,
6,
rubbed, worn, Lat, tritus

:
a threadbare coat
cf,
the Triballi, a people
on the borders of
hence as a
is,
name
for
barbarian gods.
three-pointed.
(-, fifXos)
a rubbing.

714
about a thing, practising
tice,
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,
routine.
3. that
plur. as Subst.,
jests,
-,
) .$
$ ,
-5,
[a]
births,

ov,
. (, (^) \
(-,
II. as Subst.,
lar.
a triangle. ment of triangular form. []

ov,
neut.
. , -5,
-8, -5,
Hence
:
; :
ov,
{-,
;
^)
produced at three
three daughters.
of children
ov,
Tpiyovoi
{-,
')
three-cornered, trianguII.
{-,
unmannerly, coarse
threeI.
generations, thrice or trebly a slave.
ov,
pronged.
gibes.
^)75,
2. in plur.
-,05,
three-pointed,
three drachms.
prickly plant, burr.
smart sayings,
-5, -5,
-5,
Tpi-enrjpis,
ov,
{-,
) )
a musical instru-
a slave through three
worth or weighing
ov, thrice wretched.
ov,
{-,
{-,
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.
3. in plur. also,
pf.
. ,
[t]
:
5,
(/)
1
coiled
TPI'Bil
[],
:
f.
Pass., fut.
paullo-p. fut.
in pass,
pf.
sense
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.
:
: , , ( ( \aor.
I
,
:
of a rope, consisting of three strands or cords. ov, with or like three
ships' beaks.
Tpi-eairepos, ov,
nights.
{-,
) ()
/)
ov,
:
thrice
wound
or
in three successive
inf.
fut.
Subst. (sub.
also fut.
med.
-5,
years old.
triennium.
aor.
aor. 2
it
out, because the
,$
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.
/, cloak-wise.
. ,
[],
[t].
Dor. for
/os,
Adv.
{)
, ^ ,, , , . -,-,, () ,
($,
, , {-,
part.
-,
6,
ctos) of three years, three , Adv. TpifTes, three years long. a space of three years, Lat. ,
) ,
$, {-, cVos)
{-,
fern.
Adj. triennial: as
a triennial festival.
{$)
and rpi-Jiyos,
and
-,
vyos,
(vyfjvai) three-yoked
threefold, triple:
also simply three.
I pi. subj.
oi
with pres. sense; f. pf. TTpiyws, Ep. pi. TiTpiyants for TTpiyOTS 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, TTpiy(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,
^;
, {-, -,
to be
$.-.
c.
worn garment,
i.
e.
afoot and
half.
-,
TO,
Dim. of
6,
ovtos,
, {-,
,
{-,
in the fashion
of a
- $
Hence
reme.
trireme, to be captain of a trireme to be captain of a ship.

to be trier arch, fit
a small cloak, a cape. fcpav) triply old, very
very old.
ov, yXijvos) epith. of ear-rings or drops, with three bright drops or brilliants.
ov,
Subst.,
-5, {-, -5, {-, ^) {-, -5, , ) ^,

fi,
TPITA^
for
a mullet, Lat. triglia.
catching mullets.
thrice-cloven
:
the captain of a tri, reme. II. at Athens, a trierarch, one who had to fit out a trireme for the public service.
, {)) ,
,
II.
f.
$,
;
comma/id a
gen.
II. at
Athens,
out a trireme for the public service.

the
command
at Athens, thefittitig out

:
of a triof a trireme
the public service
-5, {,
, ,fittedfor a trierarch or his office.
the office of trierarch.
Hence
ov,
as
tri-
in
Doric architecture, the
who gave
f s,
(IS
;
glyph, a three-grooved tablet placed at equal distances along the frieze.

three-forked.
,.
Ivos,
-5,
-, -5,
gen.
or
, , {$, 4)
;
the flute-player
the time to the
rowers in a trireme.
ace. fa,
:
gen. (os Ion. evs
plur.,
nom.
, ,
^$)
three-barbed,
pfiv
apaproperly an Adj. thrice-fitted or thrice-rowed : but only used as Subst. (sub. vavs), Lat. triremis, a galley with three banks of
contr.
{Tpts,
:
()
the third generation.
From
oars,
first built
by the Corinthians
the lowest rowers
being called
each oar. This was the usual size of ships of war; but in later times quinqueremes {iTevTrjpeis), quadriremes
topmost
etc.,
board a trireme.
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
. , ) - ) -, ) -, -5, ) , ) ) -, ) , -, ) -, ) , ,
the middle
one
man managed
($),
,
came
into use.
(9 -, ,, -8, . ,{-,$) , , -, )
and the
715
[], ov,
-8, -65,
-iroios, ov ,
($) (9,4)
one
who
serves
on
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
{-,
{-,
broad, long, etc.
building triremes.
ov,
{-,
thrice-brandished;
trebly a rogue.
ov, {jpX-,
three-headed, [a]
metaph. furious, fierce.

ov,
ov.
-5,/, (
ov, ijpX-, pi-,
{-,
),
Dor. for
ov,
{-,
ov,
^$) $,
triple,
q. v.
three-leafed.
-(5, -55,
{-,
, gen. ios, {-,
three cubits long.

thrice apish.
{-,
-5, -5,
-5,
17
(-, (-,
/fos,
{-,
, ,
{Tpis)
threefold,
Lat.
triplex,
[t]
triple crest.
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,, (-, ) -, $)
()
i.
. -,!. ) , {)
a, ov,
much,
Adv.,
trebled.
evils.
thrice
of three metres
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.
;
, -, ) -, )
ov, poet, for
e. ofteji
$) -5, {-, $) {-,

, {-,
ov, triple crest.
prayedfor,
$, (-,)
prayedfor.
trilogy
;
triple, threefold.
is
, ,
V.
{-)
thrice as
many,
thrice as
thrice as great as, c. gen.;

thrice as
neut.
as
much
as you.
ov,
{-,
three plethra long.
made
threefold, tripled,
or earnestly
see
(-^.
crests.
From
much
thrice-blessed.
cities
6,, -5, -,
($
;
with three
-5, , {-,
ov,
($ -5,
months old
taph., like
or firmly founded.
, , {) $, {)
{-,
,
-, ,
:
$, ,
,
-$, -5,
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.
thrice turned up or ov, ploughed, bearing three crops in a year, of corn land.
)) -8, ^. ) -, ) -5, ) -5,

, {-,
ov contr. TpuirXoils, Adv. but dat. fem. also used as Adv., triply, trebly. Ep. dat. pi. of
-$,
, ()
longed for,
with three
$)
$.
three feet long.
ov,
{-,
thrice
or earnestly desired.
Ion. los,
, , {-,
cf.
ov,
{-,
thrice-built, triply
{-,
{-,
-8,
{-,
Moipai
three promontories Ion.
-,
,
Tpi-o5os,
J7,
ov,
, {-,
(from TpivaKpios, a,
aKos,
) {) ).
:
{-, {-,
the three fates. epith. of Sicily,

also written
) )
)
$.
-5,
three-formed, triple
old
man who
leans
on a
from
its
a tripod, a threefooted brass kettle or caldron ; tripods were often made of exquisite material and workmanship, and de2. as Subst.,
) $. -, ,$ $
, {-,
,
staff,
(-
dicated in temples.
ov, of
Trinacria or Sicily, Sicilian.
Delphic priestess.
ov,
, {$,
trident.
;
Ion. for rpiaaos, threefold, triple
so
Ziôs for hiaaos.
with, a pestle.
-, ,
-,
ohus) a meeting of three roads, three cross-roads, Lat. trivium.

teeth
{-,
-5. $, -$, {-, $.

Tpi-o8ovs, -odovTos,
as Subst.,
ov,
, , {-, 6$) , a trident.
[) -, , {) -;,
Tjpos,
{-,
)
;
3. the stool or
throne of the
thrice sold.
a rubber or toolfor rubbing
with three
established the worship of Demeter.

ov,
opyvia) three fathoms long.
layers or plates, threefold, triple

ov,
-,
a rubber, shampooer. Triptolemus, an Eleusinian,
{-,
ov,
{-,
) $)
of
who
consisting of three
also simply three. with three horses.
716
-5, , (-, 5)
thrice as
with three poles,

;
with four horses abreast. rpis, Adv. of Tpeis, thrice, three times, Lat. ter
65
much
ts rpis
up to three times
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
the best luck.
-, -45, -5,
Tptcr-SeiXatos,
[]
-65, , ,
, , ,
^. ;
; : ;
e.
i.
s,
Adv.
05
Att.
(Tpis) threefold,
rpis
often
-$, <-8,
three times.
(s,
and
(pws) in a threefold light.
-5, , (-,
or
TO TpicTeyov (sub.
rows.
thrice-unhappy.
thrice-tormented.
thrice-pleased,
-), -5, , (-, $) -5, , (-,

of
[i]
,
-, )
Subst.,
to be
Ion. Tpi|6s, 6v, like Lat. triplex: in plur.
= rpt fs.
6$,
(rpis, (paos,
with three stories
the third story.
Adv. of rpicToixos, in three

in three rows. three-mouthed.
thrice-numbered.
\.
three-edged or three-pointed.
e.
well-con-
tented.
-5, ,,
very untimely.
third ninth day in a
-,
-8(8, , ,
$.
i.
in
) -, )
.
tWos
3000
trebly,
e.
very, miserable.
(rpis,
;
month
third decad, the 29th.

nights.
-5, , {-,
-,
$) () --, , , , =
--5, ,
(rpis,
es, {rpis,
long, etc.
thirteen times the weight or value.
trebly ill-fated.
-5, ,,,{'() years5, (5, ((,$) , , (-, = of rowers ($ , ,

,
the thirteenth.
fern.
-, (', ) --,
)
i.
evveas) sub.
e.
the ninth
-5, ,
horse.
Lat. tricorpor.
the
day of
the
play third-rate characters.
of three moons or
thrice
who
,) -,
,
gen. cos, thirteen
.
thrice
an
overseer.
worthy of death.
ctibits
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.
the third
, -, ,
sing,
ai, a, (rpis,
three thousand: also
with a
collective
[]
(-,
f.
) '^$,
a
with three bodies,

to
takes the third part, a third-rate performer.
,, , , ($)
(-,
From
(rpiTos,
'^$)
the player
day ;
high,
generally for TptVos, third.
of
{_]
weight or worth, Tpt-TOXds,

wretched,
-8,
;
cursed.
-5,
05, ,
also
in
apros
(rpis,
Virgil's terque quaterque beati. a,
-, . -,() ) '
fem.
thrice blest;
) -, ,-, -,) ) -, (5 , -, )
triply stretched or old. of thirteen years, thirteen gen. ovos, thrice- unlucky,
with three benches
-5, ,[] , [] -5, , ) 5, $ 8.,

(-,
drawn
out,
i.
) ,
e.
'68
of three talents
(-,
$)
thrice-
very long. poet, lengthd. for TpiTos, like
-05, , , (5, $)
for
[]
equal to a third
rpirjpeis.
part,
forming a
(rpis,
thrice ac-
(sub.
), , , $,
[a], ov,
third part
like
as Subst.,
a third part.
(rpis,
thrice struck
gen. ovos,
($,
in
a third part.
going
thrice-kneaded bread. gen.
-$,
, ,
as third, forming a third foot. the Trito-born, epith. of
derived from the lake
the goddess was born.
a squeaking
a squeak.
with a collective Subst., as, thousand horse, [] Adv. thirty thousand times long ago, immensely long ago.
sing,
i'lnros thirty
30,000:
thrice victorious at Olympia.
ing a triple libation or drink-offering.
-, (, ) --, ) -5, ) -, -5,

ai, a, (rpis,
thrice ten thousand,
From
,
TptTOs,
:
Minerva
pvls
Libya, near which
-5,
to
77,
= TpiToyeveia. os, bring forth thrice, have three at a
birth.
Tpi-TOKos, ov,
at a birth.
(-,
come
) bearing
as third,
i.
thrice or three
(rpis,
'Ovovs)
$(
also
ov, (rpis, Tpeis) the third,
Lat. tertius
to
e.
with two others;

;
, (-,
, (-,
[yl]
TpiTos y(V(o9ai to be third in a race es on the third day, i. e. the day after
three spans long.
morrow.
place.
as
thrice-poured, form-
! IIL
ov,
or
<18, , ,
Adv.
Adv.
(Tpis) thrice, three times,
poet, for
(05) from
s.
[a]
third part to any one, like
[]
-"8,
payv(v = (5,
three sides.
crowned with
triple libation;
$
Keyeiv
. ),
Adv.
thirdly, also
to-
in the
third
to play the
[]
life

TpLToaiiopos
in which one pours the third libation (to Zfvs i. e. a life without drawback.
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\pis, 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;
-5,
, ,
ov,
{rpiTos,
) ,
yovq
),
the
?)
sown for
, ,
5,
Adv.
aor.
I
{)
inf.
f,
-.,
the third generation,
the day,
{)
,. ) {,
in threefold
717
manner,
to idle
of
away
-,
{-,
5,
or
[i]
, $ ,
,
ov,
:
5,
5, ,
$,
5, ,
beloved.
\ovs voieiv to divide them into three

Lat. trifariavi
three,
-5 ) -, ) -8, ^,
TO,
{-,
')
{~, {-,
a plant, //"7, clover.
of three tribes;
tribes.
) , 5,.,, , {) , . . . -5,
{-,
-,
() () ,
of
vering.
Adv. (T/>is) c. gen

,
threefold, in three parts,
watch of the night

[],
rians, so called
certain.)
-5 , -6, -5, (-,-$, (-,

from their three
ov,
ov.
[a]
. ,, 05, 8, ( ,
f.
vvktos in the third

to divide
in
hence
or at, to fear, dread, shudder ai.
the threefold people, i.e. the

tribes.
Dor, for
ven in three.
5,
[a]
. .
:
bones like hair,

Subst.,
, , ,
at,
nom. pi. of [] in threefold manner. Adv. triply, into three parts. Adv. poet, for Hence
()
ov,
,
its
) .
name.
i.
Do-
esp.
(Deriv. un-
very angry.
clo-
alternating
to
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
. , , {) {$) $ ,
trembling
:
2. dat. pres. part,
quaking, qui-
Ion. part. med. of
/ios) to tremble,
quake, quiver
to be afraid.
II. c. ace. to
tremble before
a trembling, quaking, quivering,
from
fear.
{&\>.'),
a returning wind,
the sea
wind : one which blows back frotn
'
{):
;
-5,
K(s
hair.
-8, {-, ^) -5, {-, ) -5, {, -5, , )

hair-eaters,
ov,
(tiros
bair.
, , , ,
,
itos,
{) {) whence
ov, threefold,
up
of ox from hair.
[]
oiTos,
(, ))
e.
a kind of anchovy full of small
eating hair: as
moths.
holding three a most capacious word,
ov,
ov,
of defeat or rout caused the defeat ; "EKTopos to the eyes of Hector. ing, Lat. averruncus.
;
',,,{) ( {)
poet, for
trophies.
II. of a turning or change. the gods who
thrice-detested.
with fleece-like
certain.)
to
e's,
{^,
From shed or lose the hair. shedding or losing the
of hair.
^. () -$, {-,
gen. of
Adv.
in three places.
ov,
aTos,
, {)
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.
?),
-, ,{, ) , . , {) , ,\ ,
III.
terrible
turning away, avertbearing trophies.

(Deriv. un-
, ,
a bundle, bunch.
turn.
poet,
form of
(,
three-coloured.
j
a growth of hair, shock
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.
} -
gam.
) 5,
718
ing
rative.
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; <ppevos according to one's willingly; 'I^lovos after the fashion way or humour; kv 2. absol. in ace, of Ixion. in every in barbarous /asiway or manner; III. by all means. ion. 3. /f of persons, a way of life, habit, custom : a man's habits, character, temper; not after suitably to his tetJimy taste ; vpos IV. in Music, a particular mode. per or taste. a twisted leathern thong, with , which the oar was fastened to the thole, used instead of a rowlock. f. to bear with another man's manners. to furnish the oar with its thong f. Med., fastened his own oar by its thong : Pass, of the oar, to be furnished with a thong. the thong that fastens 6, = the oar to the thole.
, $
globe
:
,.
:
flying, fleeing, flight, Lat. conversio in fu1. a hirn, turning, change. of wine, turned, i. e. sour. 6,
() , , ()
(sc.
Apollo at Delphi
oracle
Tpontvus
of or like a turn or turnkvkKos) the tropic circle on the

II. in
fiing along,
trip along.
cp.
Rhetoric, tropical, figu-
():
?7,
-$
{)
$ - 5,
;
,, ,
,
[a]
f.
. ,
the builder of the first temple of to whom afterwards a cave and

;
were dedicated. Adv.
()
(sc.
running in
to
the course, run-
(5)
run along, run quickly,
prosody, ing of a long
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,
From
, [], of a wheeled carriage, a charioteer.

ov,
, ,
f.
() $)
05, , ,, ()
1$
, ($, -{]\, {$, () moved on
)
2. a
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.
05,
($)
-, ,,
()
5,
7,
round of a wheel.
torture
",
(!,
, () ,,
17,
<3,
kind found
, () 5,
()
fcus,
f.
the track
of wheels.
2. the
($)
to
turn upon the wheel,
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.
, ,
:
, , (()
5, 5,
5,
, ()
out of the crocodile's throat. bird, the wren. []
and round, whirl

circular.
, ()(, ) 5, , {) -,
in
a pulley, Lat. trochlea. a small bird of the wagtail Egypt, said by Herodotus to pick
small landquickly.
running round or
los
and
, ,
5,
() ( ()
ov,
-5, , (, () 5, (, ,()
or roll round.
ev,
f.
Subst.,
,$, ,
also
c.
os, ov,
()
nutritious,
fruiful:
gen.,
7^
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.
huge.
rishment
() () (, , , (, )
,
ev,
f.
, () ', 5 ,,
of torture, cf. be tortured on the wheel.
;
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.
, -, ,
OS,
a runner, messenger. to turn round

like
a wheel, round,
08, ,
(, ) ()
make
round, circular.
wheels.
From
as
making wheels:
to
nourishifig,
a running, course, a cir, cular cou}-se, revohition. 7. a place for running. TO, a cup, bowl.
f.
(^)
Med.
to
gather in ripe fruits, ga-
()
to
ther in the vintage or harvest, with ace. of the fruit

in
gathered: also
5,
foaa,
well-fed, stout, large,
metaph., or trees, to reap the crop off 2. field 2. proTiva to reap advantage from some one. Tpvyciv (sc. to strip unverb.,
:
and
a feeder, rearer, nurse.
bring nou-
watched vines, of one that nothing to fear.
(
\],
)
is
. with ace. of the
^
field
is
bold where there
to,
maintain, support.
(^)
ripe fruit gathered in, a crop
:;
such fruits
fruits, esp. grapes.
esp. the vintage.
crops or vintage.
thers in the crops, esp. the vines.

ov,
ywdiKus, of or/or comedy.

ovos,
/ , () , , , ) -$, ,
corn, fruit, grapes, etc.
;
. a gathering of
minacy.
delicate
air.
:
719
;
delicate, effeminate
2. to
the vintage.
$, ,
one who gathers ripe
oneself high, give oneself airs, be insolent.

Pass.
, {py)
a gathering offruits, harvest, 2 the time of gathering in the

.
fern,
of
woman
that
ga-
6. ^, $, {)
{($)
:
neut. to
as Subst., effe3.
be licentious, to revel.
carry
to be fastidious or
aor.
part,
with a fastidious
dainty, effeas
soft, delicate,
minate, luxurious, fastidious

Subst., effeminacy.
neut.
with allusion to
esp. for wine,
-,', ) -,,
,
lees.
, () made of
,
{-^,
wine-bearing.
II.
05,{) {(05) ,
T^Tos,
(,
luxi{ry, fastidiousness
or the comic art.
, , -, $, )
^,
{,
Jttos)
luckless
for Tpvywdos, wight of a poet.
Lat. deliciae.
a strainitig-cloth, strainer,
pi.
[]
Ep. for Tpvyu>V, 3
opt. of
to dry.
-08,
singer;
, (rpvycvdos) = , ,=
[]
takes pleasure
comedy.
of or
-05, , {,
Hence a piece, morsel, lump, fragment, [] ragged, for comedy , and tatters.
, , ,
, , ,
:
Adv.
-pcDs, voluptuously.
^
broken
delicacy, luxury.
17,
softness,
delicacy,
daintiness,
in plur. luxuries, daintinesses,
($. 05,5, , {) ,
2. conceit, insolence.
6v, poet, for
in plur. luxtiries, Lat. deliciae.
cos,
{) .
that
the object in
which one
which
is
off,
05,
f
because, according to
a must-singer or leesHorace, the singers

their
$, 5, , {)
,=
(OS,
()
iatiered, in
rags
smeared their faces with

afterwards called
sumed
its
,
a
lees as a ludicrous disguise
when
performance
as-
ment, a rag, shred: in plur. rags, rare form of

to eat
more
ovos,
regular character.
()
the turtle-dove,
named from metaph.
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, []
, ,
TPT'Zn,
cooing.
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.,
. , {)
:
rough, rugged. a worn out, tattered gartatters.
Hence
, () ()
away for some one. []
TPTTi,
ivos,
inf.
chiefly in pf. pass,
^, ,
(;)
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.
,
:
()
:
f.
pf. pass,
cars pierced
pebble of condemnation {u'hich
hole
wearing
$.)
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 <paKos, strictly a helmet with a crest fixed in the a Trojan woman.
out,
, , {) , () ,{, , -,
for earritigs
;
bore, pierce through, perforate
a hole.
, () ( -,pyoa, $ 5. (;, )
;
had a
that which
in a ship,
a port-hole.
contr. for
opos,
, ,
3 sing. opt. of boring,
-5,
f.
^, . ) .
:
almonds, sweetmeats,
77,
into holes
, . -,
;
(, ^
to wear out
:
part.
[]
II.
to distress, ha-
, {py)
{py)
,
fruits eaten al dessert, figs,
etc.
[]
a bole.
{y\,
oi
the
it).
an Aethiopian tribe who

Dor. for
Troglodytes, as name of dwell in holes or caves. [C]

to creep into holes.
one xvho creeps
hole through
is
bored, a
of
Dor. for
f.
i.
e.
Pass., aor. 2
tpyv
*,
3
:
pyoas,
aor. I
fem. part. ace.

of
pi. pres.
:
[a]
pf.
. eya
aor. 2
pi.
to
{,
-,
fare sumptuously,
, , {)
live in
live softly or delicately,
luxury:
part,
, , ,, ,
5,
[]
05, , ()
,
see
pyKa.
gnawer, nibbler, lover of dainties: in the Odyssey the Phoenician traffickers
, , ()
, ps.
r2o
are called
05, , ,
neut.
bled at ; of vegetables,
|5, , 08, , ,
ecus,
to Troy. to turn, to change, alter; Ep. for Med. to turn oneself, turn about or back ; 3 sing. Ep, <pUyeiv he turned himself and Ion. impf.
Trojans or
^. -, , ,,, . . , , {^) ,, , () $, ,
/)5
greedy, grasping hands. verb. Adj. of
,
,
gen.
greedy knaves; so as Adj.,
/,
^-. ^,
:
:
to thee.
OTi
gnawed,
nib-
av
fruit, etc.,
ea(en raw, eatable :

Ion. for
as Suhst.,
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
we must
, -^,
\\
Dor.
,=
Ion. for
pick, to dress stones.
Hence
mason's work. or dressing of stones walls of stone worked
:
gnawing.
-5, , ($, )
contr. for
TT'KH,
plur.,
($)
Trojan,
$, , a working
,
verb.
destructive to the
in
sqtiare
to flight.
plur. TpcDes, at, gen.

fut.
wounded, that can be wounded, vulnerable.

false
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] [].
:
Ion. also
hit
,. , , . , , ', , . . , ,, ', 5, ,, : , , ,
$, , $, <,
med.
fut.
\(
esp.
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
Tros, the founder of Troy:

dat.
Trojans.
made ready:
,( . (^),
TVKTos,
()
,
esp.
verb. Adj of
made,
made by
art, artificial, as opp. to
inf.
of
of
Adj.
of
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
natural:
Att.,
later.]
.
:
a knot or callus; esp. on the ,= hands, as from rowing, etc. II. anything rising
like
a lump, a knob, knot
esp.
a wooden nail or bolt
used in ship-building,
plqpf.
(((
to hit, esp. to
\os)
freq.
used
[y] in pf. part.
to
make hard
or callous
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,
the object hit
get, obtain a thing, also
c.
or callous from rubbi?ig, as the
digging or knotted with iron

;
gen.
3.
in aor. 2 part.,
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 passjalloutôccur by chance; often impers.,
the corpse to be burnt or hriried.

f.
a corpse.
8(
,
as
entombed.
interred, sepulchred.
[],
oTTCus
iTO'^xaviv,
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., (
:
( ((,
;
or at the grave.
etc
as
it
chanced,
on the verge of
tombs
:
^
(,
^
;
, the place where a dead body is burnt. Lat. bustum: commonly, a mound of earth heaped over the ashes, a cairn, barrow, Lat. tumtdus : generally,
,$ -5, (, ? , -, -, ( ) ,
clubs knobbed with iron, like
05, , ,
2.
cf.
(\ 05.
to bury,
(4$
Pass, to
(-
grow hard
hand from rowing or clubs knobbed
, $, , (^)
, {$)
,,
an offering on
es,
verb. Adj. of
.;
burial, grave,
(. .
burn or entomb
II.
to pour Hbations
intr. to be
one's grave.
apapuv) buried, entombed, II. like a grave or tomb.
fern,
$,
(5)
old
in
($, 7</) an , , (!,

ovtos,
man
the grave.
destroyer of
fem.
is,
ilos.
5, = $, absol.
^,(, -5, ,
a to?nb, grave.
II. metaph., a decrepit old man : so also
sepulchral.
if
these things are pleasant
-5, , {,
) dwelling a tomb, *<) tomb-destroying.

in
or
ox barrow.
into
breaking open graves grave-robber, [pv]

aros,
f.
. . , : () , {, ) . . : , ) ', -, ,, , ) $ -5,
721
barrow
to raise
-<5,
, ,
,
Hence
little,
generally, to beat with a stick, bastinado.

6,
as the Galli did in
, , () , () , {) ,
ov,
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.
17^0,
Att. fut.
of
Dor. for
fut.
aor. 2
(.
I
:
;
ox
aor. i
1
(Tinpa
Pass., fut.
aor.
to
{5,
to
:
aor.
\y\
pf.
beat,
strike,
heaped up
smite, knock
metaph.
to strike or smite at heart
a cairn or barrow.
f,
ov,
{$,
break open graves.
From
as Siibst.,
digging up, 6, a
the heart it struck Cambyscs
eTxnf/e
sharp grief smote him to the truth of
later
Homer
is
chiefly used of
, ()
hand, as opp. to
missile.
2.
\\,
:
of bees, etc., to sting. In a blow struck hand to which implies a blow from a
to beat the sea
,
,
blow, stroke, wound.

to beat
a beating of drums, the worship of Cybele. one who beats the ,

:
a drummer
fern,
priestess of Cybele.
(properly for
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 TwSapos 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 tvtôs, so small, so little. Tvwos,
,) /) / , , ,( ,:
a drum.
U.
with oars, i. e. to row absol., the west wind beating, lashing with fury.
Med.
to beat or strike oneself;
Lat. plangor, to beat one's breast for grief:

to
^ 5,
II.
esp.
like
c. ace.
pers.,
mourn for
a person.
III.
wounded; c. ace. cognato, / get many blows. iroAAas (sc. from aros, to, that which is formed, the worship of fashioned, modelled: a vessel wrought;
of a
Pass, to be beaten, struck or
{)
sense
a brazen urn : a figure, outline. f. and f.

in
pass,
:
:
dabble in the round the roots of a vine.

to
served also in Latin typanum.
,, , , , , ,
,
$,
Tvpavvos or absolute sovereign
'
made
gen. to be ruler of a people or place; to be tyrant of Athens the aor.

:
vevaai means to have acquired a tyranny, to have
, , ("
-,
mud or
From
-,
oneself tyrant.
to be
ruled by absolute power.
lute prince, royal, imperial

imperiotis.
$,
Ttipavvis,
ij,
ov,
tvvvoCtos,
ov, Att,
so small, so
Sup.
Lat. tantillus.
5, ,
J
,
mire: esp. to grub
rule of an absolute prince, absolute sovereignty, royalty.
$. ()
:
,^ ()
:
($)
fut.
med.
:
to rule absolutely
^^ to be
c.
II.
Pass,
or
to be
governed with
of ox fit for an abso-
befitting
tyrant, lordly,
vocat.
the
power or sway,
TT'NTAOS,
,
,
, {)
0,
mud, mire,
orig.
dirt.
5,
TUiretv, aor. 2 inf. of
rvTTiis,
, , () , '02,
(,
,
footsteps.
:
aor. 2 pass. opt. of
aor. 2 inf pass,
a blow, wound. of
a blow.
. . . .
form of
II. the
pre-
mark of a
blow,
the impress of a seal, the
stamp of
a coin,
a print,
mark of any kind

0/"
the prints ox tracks
2.
metal ox stone
figures or impressions wrought in simply, a figure, image, statue of a
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.
Tijpavvos
Kvpos,
[ $)
man.
to
3.
an
outline, sketch,
4.
draught;
the
type, figure.
III.
Xeyav
I
describe in outline.
:
original pattern,
the effect
model, mould, type

system,
meinph. a
duced on the ear by a blow, feet. Hence

f.
mould, model.
,,
form of doctrine.
a pro5.
$ $, , (, -5,
:
:
ov, as Adj., like
princely, lordly:
tyrants.
imperious, despotic;
turbare
as the beat of horses'

I
crowded
to impress,
stamp.
II.
to
form,
j
cheese,
,
:
f.
ov,
*() slaying
the king's palace.
to trouble,
Pass,
to
be in
confuse, stir up, Lat. disorder, be jumbled or
together.
J7,
From
TT'PBH,
[]
otos, to,
disorder, throng, bustle, Lat. turba. that which is curdled,
(()
722
who makes
,
^,
Tvpios,
Tvpocis,
cheese
rjpos,
herds and goats-milk cheese.

f.
make
confound.
like
bread, a cheese-cake or cheese. (rvpos,
cheese,
From
, () ' : : , ., , () , -5, ) -5, . , 5, , , $. -, (, )

cheese; said of
and
, , (^)
as
: :
Hermes
f.
and
'., , ,
:
to
one
f.
()
to
:
god of goat-
metaph.
to
make
to wrap in smoke or mist dull or senseless, dim, obscure : pf.
pass,
be shrouded in conceit
and folly,
to be silly, stupid, absurd.
cheese.
2. to concoct,
a, ov,
stir up. Jumble, metaph. brew a thing cunningly. of orfrom Tyre : a Tyrian. [y]
II.
[],
pf.
f.
aor.
[]
cognato,
to
to
6,
:
Dor. for
ej/
smoke;
raise a smoke jnake a cloud of smoke. e\as smoke

to
;
Pass., aor. 2
c.
ace.
II.
to
bees, and
contr.
ovv,
,
Tvpos,
as Subst., rvpovs Dor. rvpws, 6, cheese-
metaph., smoke.
to fill the
town with
burn with
:
fire
ov,
(rvpos,
contr. Ep. ios, a cheese-grater. vwtos) with a layer of phoeus, Typhos, a giant buried by Jove
:
)8, s,
and smoke
III.
to
consume
in smoke,
Pass, to smoke, smoulder.
Ty-
in Cilicia: cf.
spread with cheese.

f.
to sell cheese,
sell like
cheese.
Ep. phaon, the same giant
, -5,
.
ov,
TT'FO' , ov, , cheese.
a cheesemonger.
[i5]
II.
the cheese-market.
agency of
Tyre, an ancient city of Phoenicia.

ov, {rvpos,
contr. for rvpaeis.
with cheese.
-5, ,
of Tyrrhenians.
henian, Etruscan : cans Adj. TvpcnrjvvKos,
05
, (vppvs,
or
Ion. and old Att.
) ) ?,
,
storm, hurricane, typhoon.
hearing cheese, spread

destroyer
tempestuous.
, 6v,
Tyrr-
, Etruscan.
:
the Etrus-
TT'P2I2,
Gus, gen. iW, dat. eat, Lat. TURRIS: tower on a wall, a bastion. wvTos, Dor, for rvpovs.
'2, ,
II.
:
gen. los
ace.
nom.
a tower: a
pi.
, ,
is
II,
vs,
,, ,
, contr.
gen.
a thing
$,
aovos,
Typhon, Ty-
who
as
is
more
freq. called
giants, the
name came
storms were ascribed to the to mean a furious
, , vf ox from
for
Hence
Typhon.
II.
II.
stormy,
'vivs.
dat.
a furious storm, hurricane. Ep. for 3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. 2 inf. of
,
to
all
;
ace.
(,
TT'XH [y], , what man obtains

good fortune,
hick, hzt.
^. (^^)
for tuna
;
.
:
as appellat.,
like
from the
gods,
luck
common
by luck from the gods
esp. in phrase,
also
little,
small, young, of
by divine providence ; later, Lat. Fortuna, by the name of
children.
bit
neut.
gently.
small pieces.
hence,
fellow, a dullard.
es,
, $, ,
ovos,
hence scarcely, hardly: of the voice, low,

2. also in pi.,
^
2.
as Adv., a little, a
wee
softly,
77. good
2. generally, chance,
luck or
;
to cut into
which acts, by
e. g.
, poet. Ep. lengthd.
form
for
yas
sit.
crasis
-, -5,
;
()
a, ov, poet, for Ivcpwvios.
so also one with clouded wits, a stupid forte, forte forttma : II. a chance, hap,
{vos, apapav) -irobos, , ,
(, )
set
:
on fire, burning.
with blind
foot, stepping in blindness. blind, Lat. caecus
05, , ,
eyes.
c.
gen.,
Tivos blind to a thing.
mind and
obscure
be blinded or blind.
baffle,
, () , ,, ,
dim.
6 ''
metaph., TvcpKos * blind in ears and 3. of things, dark, unseen, di7n, awiKaSes blind, i. e. sunken, rocks.
to
blind,
II.
make
blind
Pass, to
metaph.
to blind, dull,
Hence Adv. of
17,
vs,
,
blindly.
$. , , ,, , . ,
,
accidental.
aor.
. ,
,
$,
3.
; -^ ^?,
ill
luck
often with an Adj. to
was often used
also
like
Lat.
and kn quod felix faustumque
;, ; ^? )
was
fortune,
(,
like
deified,
or
5-
good
or bad,
shew
public
in
Adverbial usages,
'
by chance, Lat.
in plur.,
or Ik
^, ,
:
lot,
accident
2.
,
I
your fortuties.
Hence
by chance,
fortunate, lucky.
luckily.
Hence
I
Adv.
aor.
part, of
vyv.
of
pass. part,
['\, aor. 2 opt. of
man, a dotard;
smoke, mist, cloud. taph. conceit, vanity, L&t.fucus.
08, ,
-, '/^. (, ()
(\05)
ovtos,
cf.
a making blind, blinding.

to be blind.
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
ytpav) a
silly
old
II.
me-
manner,
, '
,
dat.
.. .
used as
. /.
:
, $.
of
Ion. crasis for
\., =
fut.
^. $,
thus.
Dor.
in this
aor,
,
flout.
5,
and
wise.
, . , ,
subj.
to
mock
Dor. pres. part.
Ion. crasis for Ion. crasis for
uXr]Qks.
Ion. crasis for to
demonstr. Adv., answering to Interrog. irws

the
Relat.
II.
.
fern,
. .
of
or icoff at, jeer,
voXtvos
.
:
; ;
723
later diXivos,
ov,
(yaXos) of or
made
of
g!ass, glass.
vSXoeis, eaaa, v, ofglass: like glass, glassy. or veXos, a clear, transparent stone, of which the Egyptians made cases to enclose their
(^)
,
, , , , .
5,
.=*, where.
dat.
to
ws,
= $,
5,
so,
in
this
crasis for
arpcKes.
gen.
Ion. for
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.
2.
mummies
'
=
:
vaXoOs,
a,
,,
nant
;
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 consoindecl.,
:
,,
.
glass-coloured.
,
:
-, -,
'TBO'2,
,
,
-xpoos, ov, contr.

(s,
,
f.
Ep. contr. for bent outwards, hump-backed.

Att.
plqpf.
. .
\$.
:
contr. for iaKtos.
-,
Med.,
ovv, (paXos,
)
:
aor.
I
:
pf.
fut.
Pass.,
:
hence as a vowel
it
was distinguished by the
fut.
aor.
pf.
name of The use

for
to
wax
wanton,
ru7i riot, Lat. lascivire, opp. to
of was most freq. with the Aeolians, being put by them for 0, as in
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
,
[iJ]
(
'^.
They
often inserted
'$
after
povfiv to practise moderation; of over fed horses, to neigh, snort, prance, etc. of plants, to run riot, grow
;
over-rank.
despitefully,
ill-treat
II.
with
to, to
reg.ird to others, to treat
do despite
outrage, insult, affront,
{)
'^.
to
Hom.,
(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,
^
tery
:
in Att.
more commonly,
:
cinth colour.
coloured.
Hyacinthus, a Laconian youth, beloved by Apollo, but killed by him by a cast of the
(5,
discus.
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.
:
The older poets make it lighter
been included under the name. II. the jacinth or perhaps the sapphire, a precious stone
of blue colour.
glass, like glass, glassy, transparent.
' {$,) -5, $ ', " , , ^. . , , $. . () , () , , , ,(,

,
in Eur.]
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
($
'2.
us
from the pride of strength, passion,

insolence, lewdness, licentiousness.
etc., riotousness,
of acts to-
wards
others, a piece
a?i
of wanton
violence, despitefid
treatment,
5, , {$)
ov,
hyacinthine, hyacinth-
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
at Athens, in
proceeded by or private
II.
or prosecution
3.
in the latter
suit.
harm,
defrirnent,
by damage,
Hence
loss.
or
the hyacinth, a flower said to
have
as mascul. Adj., Dor. for 3 sing,
,
,
for
wanton
act,
outrage,
insult, Lat, contumelia.

rjpos,
II.
the object
of
insult.
,,
poet, for
overbearinz, a wanton insolent
describe
it
as
very dark, later authors
so that several flowers
seem to have
(8,
ov,
contr. tiaXoOs, a,
, {\$)
11. governable man. Hence ungovernable : of beasts, tameless, savage. "fj, ov, given to wantonness or insolence, an insolent disposition. outrageous : insolently. Adv.
one who is violent and man, a licentious vnas masc. Adj. unbridlea,
$5,
-$,
of
ov,
{$)
insultiiig, insolent:
Comp.
and Sup.,
-totos.

724
or healthy, to heal.
f.
:
sound, healthy, Lat. bene valere : to be in a certain 2. metaph. to be sound state of health, Lat. valere. mind : also to be staunch, true, trustworthy ; of 3. the sound part of Greece. vyiaivov rrjs
vy'iaive, like
, ,
:
f.
:
aor.
irfiaaa
aor.
I
()
:
to
make sound
:
vy'idva
(/$)
unstable as water, unstable, wavering.

to be
. ,
8,
uHoTOCLS,
es,
gen. ios,
{) {)
watery, washy : metaph.
wet, moist.
ments.
common
in
form of taking leave,
farewell, Lat. vale, [y, but

vyitidi Ion.
augmented
tenses.]
:
, ,
TO,
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.
sound, healthy, stout, Lat. sanus.
-, ,
Lat. aquae potor. gen. of
-pov
, -.
,
Adv. healthily:
(v,
Comp.
[]
fvra.
6, 05, , ,
5,
[v]
Sup.
Boeot. for vyii}s
{, 5 -,{) ,
growing
sloppy.
, -, -,
5,
cs,
ov also os, ov, of water, watery : II. transparent as water, of thin gar-
{)
II. like
6,
Dim. of
iv,
17,
hypos, pliant, supple, flexible. a small stream, rivulet.
watery, like water. And water-drinking. From f. to drink water. ov, 6, a water-drinker,
, {, )
s,
in or by the water.
.(, )
($)
like
bred in water,
:
Hence
water
watery, wet,
and
ace.
masc. vyi-
(vyir]s)
good for
Sup. some, hearty, strong, Lat. sanus: Ion. -ea : ace. vyia or is, gen. os : sound, healthy, hearty, plur. nom. neut. vyia. or
3,
the health, whole-
hydra.
the dropsy.
stout, Lzt.
II. KalvyiTjSsaienndsound. sound in mind, sound-mittded : metaph. of advice, to sound, wholesome, wise; ouSev vyies Comp. and Sup. vyimake no one sound proposal
sanus;
-:
ypaos.
water
,
,
:
vhvt]s, ov, 0,
(OTfpos, -earaTos.
f.
to
ing.
,, -,
water.
well-bucket.
f.
[]
(^vypos) to wet, moisten
of a river,
Med.
, -, 6 , {) ,
to
to
Med.
,
Ion.
{) ()
17,
{) watered, nourished.
like
$,
a water-serpent, Lat.
to
water, to sprinkle or bedew with
{()
hwash oneself, to bathe ; pour water ovei' one's body. a drawing water, fetching
watering place.
II.
6, {hpev)
to
a water-bucket,
-, , -68,
(S,
f.
liquidus, opp. to
oil,
, ,
water
a country.
ov, {hypos,
PaXeiv) wetting, moisten-
(vypus,
to
\$) with pliant limbs.

From
wet, moist, liquid, Lat.
;
, ,
to
draw, fetch or carry water:

get water.
draw water for ofieself TO, Ion. for hpnov.
ov, {hypos, vopos) traversifig water.
{,
;
traverse water.
{siccus)
as opp. to fat
ing moist or rainy

sea, opp. to
or hypa alone, the watery ways vypd, wet, wetness, moisture, water,
:
$
,
hypov e\aiov liquid hypov aivres winds blowIon.

;
hypa
hyp'f],
the moist, the
the dry land
so,
hypa hypov and

liquor:
^, , , ,
vessel.
a vessel of any kind, a balloting urn, a funereal urn. from the water. of , ov, {hpa, carrying a water-
, {) {) ,
aor.
I
, {)
med.
watery, moist, wet, damp. part. fem. of hpav.

II.
-, {, ) -,
5,
a water-pot, bucket, pitcher.
6,
f.
s,
ev,
eijpes
vypoi water animals.

lithe,
II.
soft, pliant, supple,
'
waving, Lat. mollis; Kepas hypov a pliant bow: 2. slack, metaph. of the mind, pliant, facile, easy.
drinker of thin potations ; hence, in Comic phrase, for a thin-blooded fellow, Horace's aquae potor.
or
III. of the eyes, swimming, languid, faint. languishing demelting, languishing ; hypos v/ith languishsire; neut. pi. as Adv., hypa
a conduit, canal,
\
ing glances.
?,
Hence
I
i;TOs,
{hypos) wetness, moisture.

:
II.
j
Snbst.,
generally, so/5iess,/>//ac>', stippleness
of mind, softness or easiness of temper.

ness.
from a
pliably.
-, .
met^Tph. pliancy
2.
feeble-
lation ^ywar/?/.";
ov, {hypos, (pOoyyos) of liquid
poured
softly,
bottle,
making a gurgling sound.

in
Adv. of hypos,
poet, for
liquid fashion
to be
-, (,{, ) -5, )^, -, {) 05, ,{, ){) ,,

like
to
,
;
-,
{)
(3)
like
water, watery.
watery.
water-drifiking
ov, 6,
{,
to dritik water.
and
From
a water-drinker, a
-, , {, )
sluice, gutter.
5, , {)
ov,
0,
.
,
,
a water-course,
a water-serpent.
carry water.
or
From
hopos,
ov,
as carrying water a water-carrier. the ivater-poi/rer, the constel-
Ep. dat.
as if from hpoofvs. gushing with water.
ypav,
wet or moist.
any kind
,,
also
$, ,
:
dropsical.
dropsy.
II.
dropsical perso?i.
gen.
dat.
of rivers,
the waters
-.water of of

vetKoy
Cephisus water in water.
;
<5.
I
I
salt
was
the
water of the water-clock
.
:
Proverb., ypa(pciv
2.
fresh water
(is
to write
rain-water, and then rain, also called 3. in Attic law-phrase,
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
(), \
-,
and
also
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
, , {) {) -5,
Dor. for
725
()
(5.
certain time
tiff
was allowed
for the speech
or defendant). [C]
to
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,
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.
, , {)
f.
k'(pos,
to
bark, bay, howl, Lat.
trare.
8.
{)
,.{) ,
.
Hence
05, , ,, 5,
ov,
a barker, bawler,
[i5]
gen. avTos, contr. for v\ais,

=^
and impf,
5,
same
rain.
rainiest winds.
,, ^, ,
05, ,
f.
as Adj. in Sup.,
the
swinishness, hoggishness.
(ys) swinish, hoggish.
From
(5)
to talk nonsense, drivel, trifle,
(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,
:
"
''
[], radic. form

bay:
to bark,
sense.
,
pi.
yelping.
-$.
only used in pres.
in
impf. med.
transit, to
[],
17,
Lat.
SFLVA,
bark or bay at. wood, a wood, forest,
Lat. nugari.
"05,
subject-matter,
, , ,
ulSevs,
, <,
0, idle talk,
nonsense, Lat, nugae.

pi.
mind, Lat. sylva.
vlas, Ep. ace. sing, and
of
vios, as if
from vh.
poet. dat. pi. of vios. [a]
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,
,
:
-,
'2,
v\s,
;
vies, Ep. gen. of vios, as if from vTs. 0, declined regul. viov, vicf,
it is
)
;
5, ( {) -5, {, ) -, 5. -5,, {, voos. -08, -5, {, ) -5, {, )
Lat. sylva.
2.
matter, as opp. to
also declined as if
dat. vifi, viei, ace.
from nom. *vicvs, gen. Dual vite, viioiv

;
,
;
,,)
or -us, ev,
ov,
woody, wooded. one who lodges or
etc.
but
Plur.
I
loood
-5, -8,
wood
ov,
{, {,
as Subst.,
vitos,
man.
the the
!
U.
as
voos, , a woodcutter, woodproparox. voos, ov, pass, cut in
Subst.,
as a
viifs or vi(is, gen. vifcuv, via>v, dat. viiaiv, ace. vitas,

vifis
nom.
son
son.
there
vibv
wood, used
is
also an
Ep. declension, as
gen. vTos, dat.

or
vieis sons
Plur. vls, dat. viaci, ace. vlas:

2. later, the plur.
vitis,
i.e. physicians,
bark, howl, yelp;
' '. {) , ,
for
^
,
if
from
vli
;
/\-05,
Subst.,
ace. via
Dual
Lat.
FILIUS, a
to
adopt as
was often
periphr..
of physicians, sons of orators,
orators themselves; so in
{vios)
Homer, vUs
-5, , {, -08, {, -5, {, ) -,

ov,
^05, , a carpenter or woodman, {, (payav) feeding
, {^
charm,
,
)
Ion.
:
()
cutting
or felling
a plant cut in
[] '''^) working wood:
as
[v]
ov,
words.
gtos,
] () ,
,
a child's child, a grandson. the bark of a dog, a metaphorically in plur. snarling
{-05,
a barking, baying, [] to carry wood. From [], f. {\, ayw) carrying wood, []
,, , ,
Dor.
dat.
:
in the woods. feeding in the woods. carrying wood. ov, (Tos) woody, wooded, bushy. (s, Ion. v\x.fts [], old Aeol., Dor., and Ep.
gen.
old Aeol.
05
also only in Trag. in Trag. also Dor. Pron. of 2nd pers. plur. of
:
, 5 $
but
Ion.
Ep. also
[:
^'j
or
Aeol.
i;/ias.
[],
, {') hymenaeus, a wedding-song,
vs
[-
->]
or
ye, you.
sung by the briJe's attendants as they led her to the bridegroom's house. II. \7iXt, = "tv, Hymen,
726
the god of marriage, addressed in the wedding-songs Lat. Dor. S) as
Hymen
to take to wife.
08, , () epith
\v]
, ,
f.
"
":
ov, ov,
'^
',
.
:
Hymenaee.
to
Hence
taste in music.
II.
-,
,
tios, gen.
,
ace. of vs.
(vs,
Mot/era) swine's music, swinish
membrane-winged, of the
-5,
Dor. for
-5, {,
(5.
,
enware as thin as a inembrane. []
) {, )
bat.
sing the wedd'mg-song.
of Bacchus as god of joy. with wings of skin,
hog-bean, answering to (vs, our hen-bane, which causes giddiness and madness.
)-5, , $) -65, {,
of vs.
[]
messenger.
made of earth-
the
your, yours, Lat. vester also with gen. of the personal pron. added, as to your own mind ; Tfpos
5,
5,
your house; for your part. [i5] 'TMH'N [], ivos, [], kvos,
cf.
'
ov,
{(3)
(sc.
,, '$,
5,
,
'$.
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,
4((- {-, , , $) ^'

what
in
you
lies,
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.
[d]: impf.
:
-, ) '/
,
to
ov,
ayyeXos) summoned by a
, (,
f.
lead or bring under ; vnaydv i'lriTovs bring the horses under the yoke, yoke them
simply virayeiv
ov, Aeol. for
vv-y6pas,ov,,{vvos,'yopc)a
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
'',
$,
., , (, :
$. (5.
power
duce,
Pass.,
$, ($.
3 pi.
$.
singer of hymns. pf pass, of
. .
was drawn away from tmder.

son before the jtidge
to
;
^$
Med.
lttttovs.
: ^^: ^
aor. 2
;
to
also
to
2. to bring under one's bring tinder one's own power, re-
3. to
draw from under,
Lat. subdticere
as the
mound
\\. to
of earth bring a per-
vnayeiv
Subst.
as Subst.,
"TMN02,
commonly
of praise : c. ace. cognato, to sing, chant. give a prophetic response. Hence the singing or chanting of a hymn.
, , {) {y) , 08, {y) . -, , . ) $ --, -, ) $ . , ) -, -, ) . -, () 8, , , , (^) -5, ) -5, 5, ,

,
v[Lvo-TTOi6s, ov,
,
0,
in
f.
ov,
{$, {$, , a minstrel. {$,
making hymns:
as
busied with hymns:
, a lyric poet, minstrel, a song: a hymn, festive song or ode, honour of gods or heroes. to sing a hymn or song
II. to
,,
,
, ,
=
(,
poet, for
Ep. for
pf of
f.
Dep.
to
shew some respect

out under, slipone side. II.
side.
to another, c. ace.
Adv. (v-rra'i poet, for ping under and away : escaping

as Prep,
to
with gen., under, near, at one's

ov, also a, ov,
air.
sky, in the
II.
-05,
prophetic strain.
ov,
$,
singing hymns or odes the minstrel maids. and Dor. and Ep. for your.
($,
secretly.
,, -,
open
ov,
{,
under
the
mostly
in
phrase,
(V
(($,
- - Lat. sub Dio, in the open air.

to set
on fire from beneath or

:
Att.
f.
Dep.
make a
; ;
allusion
account for a thing accountable to one.

to
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.
:
. ) -8, ) $ , , (),. -,
to intimate darkly, give a slight bint of,
' -.
covert
-,
to.
dart from under,
ashamed of
-, -,,
f.
{inavoiyeiv
Ion. for
^,
to
dart beiieath,
c.
ace.
II. to
either as friend or foe.
c,
gen.
Hence
somewhat
Pass,
(,
to be
a thing before a person, c. dupl. ace.

ov,
(,
under accusation, called

responsible or
to meet, c. dat.
-,'/ , : 5, , -,
e.
727
furtively;
f.
to ope?t
underhand
to
II.
to intercept
f.
Ion.
-:
and open letters. come or go to meet,

to
meet, reply to.
fcws,
f.
-, , -, (,, (
;
hearkening
to,
obedience.
i
or slowly, to retreat, retire.
Dor. for
aor.
imperat. of
to listen,
away,
:
tiir
f.
pf.
make
away
to obey,
with,
-,
c.
submit
f.
to, c.
gen. pers.
to
to yield to,
comply
like
dat. pers.
salve,
to
mostly used
change.
hypallage, a figure of speech, by which the parts of a proposition seem to be interII.
changed.
change, barter.
chiding.
, () - . -, () , ^ -, ). 5, -, , - -^ -, ) ) {-,
tovs
to
-,
,
:
absol. to submit, comply.
II. to
imperat.
<$ -:
anoint
spread thinly on, spread
Med.
to anoint oneself
anoint
:
Dep.
{, ^):
e.
one''s eyes.
avoid, shun, flee

in aor.
I
from,
part.
($.
f.
escape, elude,
ace.
an interchange,
ex-
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.
-, "', ,
, -, .
to
c.
a coming to meet.
come or go
to meet, step forth
also
ace.
f.
to threaten
underhand.
-, ,
gen.
:
ibo) to depart
underhand
f.
intr. to
move
off secretly, slink
verb. Adj.
off,
slink
away.
f.
and
secretly, slip
away.
-,
one must
to
run
Ion. for
. , -,
{,
{,
,
,',
of
Att.
-, ,
aor.
I
to
interchange, ex-
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 subvirapîs, fois,
05)
aor.
part, of
stance, possessions, goods.
ecus,
an avoiding, shunning, escaping,

part,
:
From
f.
\$ '-, , -,
to avoid,
c.
, {,
Ion. for
the beginning;
(
an-
like
from the beginning, over again, afresh.
spend, waste, consume gradually.

rise
- ,
ace.
;
xpuos
shun, flee from, escape, evade, having got quit of a debt.

:
-5, , (,
:
commanding under
:
other
a lieutenant-governor, viceroy.
f.
later
f.
aor.
l
:
to
read by way of preface.

f. f.
intr. to rise
:
up and go away.
aor. I
'.^to
3 sing, plqpf. gen. l. to begin doing

:
(,
Pass., pf.
:
^'.
begin
:
c.
make a beginning
ev
3. e. ace.,
of.
2. c. part, to
he begins doing
man, married.
little
make
, -. -, verb. Adj. of
,
ijtr-av8pos, ov,
-, ,)
up
to
f.
good to one.
depyeaias
fis
one must
make room for another.
! Tiva to begin [doing] kindnesses to one: Pass., the beginnings (Ion, for Tivos
apy(va
(,
to retire slowly.
made by one;
( , pyiva)py(va
IV. to belong
2.
what
tinder or subject to a
-,
: :
aor. I pass, of
f.
Ion.
Pass, to be
f.
to rise up, raise

2 act.
with aor. stand up roused;

seat to
of game,
to
rrjs
somewhat
:
: ;
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.
to troiible or
vex a
:
distressed.
aor. i
up gradually.
pf.
start
-:
up, to
be
to rise
to
II.
Pass.,
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
to rise,
5,,
being the case.
one's
sprung or
one's
sons, to be devoted to.
(Spas to rise up
from
property,
shew respect
tois
make room
(($
to another, Lat. assurgere alicui;
up
so as to
advantages means.
I
V.
3. impers.,
^
:
to, fall to : of peroften in part., or present circumstances or according to one s

it
belongs to me,
impers.,
it
for one's elders.
have.
to be sufficient
728
is
since
shield;
as a shield-bearer.
shield-bearer, esquire, generally,
, -, $) -, , ,
possible, c. inf.
it is
;
one's seat /or another,

Tivl
to
:([.
so absol. in part. neut.
possible.
ov,
{,
to
6,
under cover of
[?]
the
f.
the body-armoar.
carry the shield for one, serve
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.
^
:
make room
$
to
for
Hence
rjpos,
and
-,,
6,
vir-aoTpos, ov,
by the stars.
viiraTiKOs,
7],
(,)
an armour-bearer. under the stars: guided
are under
roof: of horses, to be under the yoke, to be yoked in the chariot. to be or lie under-
{, ($ ( my
sum)
(
.
2.
( ^
him
;
be under, Lat. subesse;
my
best friends
neath
to
be at the bottom.
to be laid
down,
ov,
(pnaros n) of consular rank, Lat.
consularis.
[],,
mtis for stipremus, the highest, uppermost, first, epith. Lat. superi, the gods above, opp. of Jove ; ol Ivcpoi, Lat. to those beneath the earth
,
f.
ov, oontr. for
45,
like Lat.
sum-
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-
mand.
in
(,
-6,, {,
secretly,
IV. to be subjected or subject
ibo) to
;
come or go under,
to
II.
to steal
inferi).
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),
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-
break.
\$ , -5,
ov,
Subst.,
:
, -, , ) -5, {,
-,
to
^ ,
Ofieself into a
gradually or
virtlTrov,
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.
^,{, () :
person's favour.
secretly.
Lat.
subire
insinuate
to
med. of
aor. 2
.
depart
syll.
gest.
or senseless
)-, -, -, ) -, $. . ,
under under cover of the
ov,
,
ov,
:
to
play the flute in accompaniment.

the tent; the neck: as
tent.
needed before a vowel,

vireip
,,
2. to
a cushion ox pillowfor the neck. pf. with aor. 2 act. step back slowly, retire.
{,
under
, . -, ^, ^. ^^,
explain, interpret.
poet, for
-(-
{)-5,
vireiaas. Ion.
sons,
called to account
any punishment except death.

3 sing. impf. of Ep. for
5(.
tire,
. . , . , , {) , .. , , . -, . -, -, ,
3
pi.
, . , ,. -, . -,
ovos, 6,
{,
having
a(ppos)
{,
3
somewhat frothy, moist. somewhat silly

of
Comp.
Ion. for
pi.
{( sum).
:
-6<,, -: -66,
set on,
tiir-iK,
.. ,,
used
when
long
[p]
is
e. g.
Ep. aor. Ep. for

OV, poet,
2 of
impf. of
see
and Ion.
for
5.
part,
for
aor.
of
to slip or steal
(ef/xt
suborned. Dep., with aor. 2 act.

ibo) to
-,
pf.
in, enter secretly.
go
in cover tlv.
before a vowel vTtk^,
aor. 2 of
ov,
-5,
{, '^) under
;
surety
of perbe
having given
'^'^
surety, responsible,
liable to
subject to
aor.
of
' -, 6, -, - -(
gen., otit
{,
()
:
Prep, with
divisim
from (.
under,
to cast
from
beneath
also written
out secretly.
escape, c. ace.
3 pi. piqpf. of
I
VTTfheiâ, aor.
of 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of aor. 2 of

Ep. 3 sing. aor. aor. i pass, of
i
by degrees
-, -, -,
:
of Dep., with aor. 2 act, to get secretly out of, slip out
aor. 2 inf.
:
^. -(,
on fire
absol. to slip out, steal out.

to set
f.
metaph. viT-eKKaXviTTw, f.
:
to set
to
from below or on fire secretly. uncover from below or a

fuel put under to 2. metaph. a pro-
pf.
of,
shun,
little.
' [],
aor. 2 of
$, ,
to be
med. of
light afire, combustible matter.
{, *(),
vocative, incentive.
in use, to look at,
med. with no pres. view from below : metaph. to mis- put safe away,
aor. 2
'-((.
Pass, to be carried out
and away,
to be
trust, suspect, Lat. suspicari.

inf.
-,, (,
vTT-iiKriov, verb. Adj. one
poet. aor. 2 of
'-6 Ep.
Ep.
must give way.

or
fut.
-(
:
From
:
-, -,,
stored up or slowed in a safe place.

aside, escape, delude.
to
bend
secretly:
Med.,
f.
Att.
to carry out or
away
to get all one's
aor.
goods carried
secretly out.
f.
poet. aor. 2
withdraw;
'4
to
re-
to
carry off underhand.
to
retire
from
aor. 1 pass, of
start out before
to unloose from
'-,
-, -, -,[,-, ,
f.
{-, $
,
c.
to
send away underhand ;
to
f.
send secretly out of the land. to run forth from under,

ace. to outrun, outstrip.
to loose from tinder
:
and -Oev, Adv. derneath, beneath : under

below:
-, 5, , (, {, -6
the
)
/f
729
an under-garment,
evipOe) under, unin the
earth,
world
escape
-,
f.
of horses,
-,
c.
gen. under, beneath.
form assumed by
-6
before a vowel.
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.
-6, -6, -,
-,
:
, .
f.
under
the yoke.
-^^,
pass, of
to flow forthfrom to flee
under.
away
secretly,
and flee:
c.
ace. to flee
away
t)irKiTpo<^VYiv, aor. 2 inf. of

aor.
I
^'/.
secretly from.
to save from
under, rescue or deliverfrom.
from
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.
to lift
:
- ). ,
a thing
:
-, '-, ,
Med.
f.
to stretch out to
under.
: -(' ( (
danger into safety. withdraiv gradually.
esp. out of
II. intr. to retire
-,
[],
f.
^,
3 sing. aor. 2 opt. o{ to carry out from under or secretly,
-.
Ion.
:
or
-6,
part.,
f.
aor.
-(^(: to
pf.
pass,
-(
take
away
privily,
destroy,
rally, to
pass,
having been put out of the question : Med. to take out or away privily for oneself: to steal purloin,
to turti aside from, c. ace.
-6|,
c.
(cf.
to
and aor. 2 run out from under, run

:
(-,
ace.
beyond
to escape from, c. ace.
pres.
cretly
slightly.
quietly from a place
place
under
. ,
,
bead
opposite.
, ^ , -, .
3
pi.
, -, .. . -. , ,, ,
f.
-6,
aor.
of
escape,
cretly, c. ace.
-6, '-,
:
,
:
f.
to escape secretly from, c. ace.
-,
,
:
secretly or gradually.
to fly out or escape se-
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of f. [], to slacken

f.
^^.
:
to sail out
-,
f.
), ^^ --, , -, -,
to raise, lift
to
,
one.
Ion.
remove secretly or gradually; having done away with the offence geneset aside, put out cf the question, hence in pf.
these
things
up from below.
of
go up
to the
mountain-top.
(a
aor. 1
inf.
Dep.
not in use, see
to flee
out
away and
to flee
away or
escape from se-
f.
to rise out from
under
Pass, with aor. 2

secretly,
med.
-(^-^,
and away
:
[ay']
from below
or
pf.
7-,
to one.
esp. to rise from out the sea.
to retire
secretly
withdraw
e.
dat. pers. to retire
and give
vnreXdPov, aor.
)-,
f.
intr. (sub.
aor. I pass, of
)
of
[]
Att.
-;
to.
to drive
-( |5, , , -6|,, (),

Med., with aor. 2
to
act.
-(,
pass,
come up from under gradually,

aor. 2 part, of foreg.
Pass, to rise
to
up and give place to. drain outfrom below, exhaust.
Ion. for
to ride
up
-^, {, (
II.
secretly,
ibo) (, withdraw gradually ;

to
3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of Ep. for 3
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
,
utterly
.. ..
pi. aor.
wayfor
med. of
-^,
3-^6,
:
Ion. for
fut.
((. -^
to
go
out to meet or against one.
to
pf.
of
go away under or to make
[]
Att.
~(
from
to
drive out from under, drive off secretly. to march away secretly or slowly. vnc^fKilv, aor. 2 inf. and part, of
(,
:
-^
-,
draw away underhand.
-(\
cretly,
-',
=
-|,
draw
out
(.
to meet.
II. intr.
under,
to
Dep., with aor. 2 act. pf, go out from under : to go out se:
-(,
xmcvavTioi the
posed
,
-,
to
:
hung down
Dep.
see
draw from
-5, ,
{, enemy
:
oppose covertly. ov, tvavTios) set over against, II. set against, hostile : as Subst., 0/
to
in opposition thereto.
fcus,
{()
a
little,
neut. as Adv.,
settlements, to emigrate.
a being oplittle.
contrariety.
to
-(^(
:
-|,
II.
. -,
'-66,
to
withdraw, retire
or before.
also
2
.
e. ace.
to retire, with-
to rise
II. to
i
up and
quit one's
go out
3 sing. aor.
viTe^(<^vye, 3 sing. aor. 2 of

intr. to
withdraw
with
secretly from a place.

act.
^.
of an Ep. pres.
pf.
Pass.,
aor. 2
-(^,
give
way
give in a
denly.
go out from under, come out sudto go out of the way of, shun, avoid:
over a thing
place.
730
C. c.
from
, . -,
dat. to give place to, rise tip
:^.
III.
and make wayfor.
gen.
rei, to
withdraw
aor. I of
one's claims to a thing, retire
competition.
4.
to
youth.
vireip
3 sing. aor. 2 of
'TIIE'P Ep.
:
viretp, in phrases
( a\os and
) -^, ,
:
of
ships,
c.
gen.
loci,
to
lie
off a
oj
(-$,
ov, (pirep,
beyond
the
bloom
f.
to overshoot,
Prep, governing gen. and ace, Lat.

are formed the
SUPER.
-^
thing
virlp
Hence
Comp. and
Sup. virepTtpos,
[] With Genit.,
is
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,
of Place, over
expressing that over which someof rest, over, above :

stand
^
II.
;
all
- -5, (, , ($,
going
thing
surpass : c. part., outdo one in stealing. S, exceedingly accurate or careful. f. to mount and climb over. II. to project or beetle over, c. gen. ov, over or upon the heights : the heights above the plain 01 at Athens, the inhabitants of the Attic uplands.
,
to
:
-, , {,
ov,
hence
to outdo,
-$,
{,
-,
to
extremes
f.
Adv.
)
:
over the top
metaph.
to excess.
to be afflicted or feel
:
pain for
grieve exceedingly at a thing

4$,
absol. to feel
great pain of mind.

VTTip-aXyr\s,
grievous or painful.
f.
aor. 2
past.
yond what
vTTfp
is
of Measure, over, above, exceeding, beabove his years. 2. beyond right, against, contrary to ; con-
-, - , $
gen. (os,
(,
ace.
oXyos) exceeding
I
aor.
or leap over,
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.
-, )68, 6,
c.
part.
;
gen.
also
c.
Position
virep
when
it is
written
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
,
-.
dence.
may
follow
its
Subst. in
cases,
pf.
-$.
-, -, -, 6-, -,
-.
ov,
above others. Ep. aor. 2 part, of 3 sing. aor. of Pass, to be surpassed in impu
exceeding impudent.
ov, over or
.
:
Dep.
to
Ep. spring
:
leaky, to be waterlogged.
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]
{(),
-, -5,
to
f.
to stretch excessively.
Pass with aor. 2
stand up or project above.

Pass,
{,
)
:
act.
-,
be very
to
6-5,
indignant at a thing.
virep
f.
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,
II.
Dep.
to
f.
admire above measure, [ay] to be exceedingly angry or

to love exceedingly.
-, {, ) -,
gen. (os,
:
{,
-,. -^,
f.
f.
(. -, ,-, -,
6-,
of.
-,
opos, 6, Dor. for

f.
to deceive or cheat excessively.

to die for.
Med.
to
answer for any one,
over, scale, Lat. transcendere, c. ace.
2. to
trans-
exceedingly.
cend, excel, outdo
to conquer.
c.
3. to overshoot,
go beyond,
oversow.
exceed,
above.
-5, )-, , -,
f.
ace.
4. absol. of a river, to
fond
greet very kindly. virep-aTOiros, ov, beyond measure absurd.

of,
-5, {, ) -, ,
(5(,
to
ov, exceeding base or ugly.
Pass, to feel
to
much ashamed. hang up over
Attic dialect to excess.

or
Pass, to be suspended over, project
-, {, ) -,
,
Dep.
be exceeding
excessively Attic, carrying the
Adv.
-|,
(S,
f.
-,
-$.
exceedingly bright.
increase or enlarge
above measure.
sure.
overproud.
dened.
be exceedingly vexed or grieved at a thing,

fut.
pf.
scale, c. ace.
-, : -:
'-,
:
(, -, {, ) -8, (. -5, {, $)
intr. to
{-|,
abound beyond mea-
rarer
f.
-,
form of
to be
:- -^^. -, ,
-5,
:
f.
over-proud.
From
ov,
exceeding boastful,
ov,
Dor. for
cessively,
,
to
carry over, transport.
or might
is,
gen.
eos,
overburto
Pass, with fut.
med.
aor.
2
-4,
c. dat.
an overshooting,
f'xft
Ep.
hyperbole.
( ^
,
[a]
of overwhelming strength overweening, outrageous, wanton : neut. as Adv. wantonly, arrogantly. Adv. immoderately, exov, (vTTep,
)
;
731
Att.
-,
Causal of
{()
it
{()
stiperiority, excess in
a throwing beyond: anything

;
can go no further
2.
ds or
'
as Adv., excessively.
II.
excessive praise,
to step over, climb over,
of
banhs.
2. to
rivers, to overflow, run over their overstep or transgress a law: abscl.

3. to
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.
thing: also absol. to exceed.

I
to put over, lift or raise over. Ep. aor. 2 of Adv. pres. act. part, of above measure, exceedingly. Ep. aor. 2 f.
pf.
, -,
-,
to
'-8,
-\
2. to
pass.
beyond a mark, throw further.
to overshoot
overshoot, outdo, excel, surpass, exceed ;
exceed the time
, -^^
^.
II.
:
Causal, in aor.
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.
tains, rivers, etc.
-05,
'^^
-,
and
in
:
6(05
f.
'-6-5,
to boil 01 foam over,

e'os,
is,
gen.
(, pos)
pf. pass,
overloaded,
exceedingly heavy.
to be overfull, overflow.
f.
:
:
-, -,
my
to
throw over or
throwing, to
act.
pass, sense)
Dep. -.to work under, plough

II. to
-^
=
(in
to beat at
up, prepare for sowing, Lat. subigere.
outstrip in racing.
II. to
due, reduce, bring under one
3.
subdued,
dued
go beyond the right time bounds, to go too far. 2. further, bid more and more ;
to
absol. to exceed all

to
service
here also
go on further and
tois
many kind
'^ '^ '' ,

:
subbe
pf. in pass, sense, to

I
soul
by
love.
111.
pf. in pass, sense,
have been subto do a vneipyaoTai
services
\(
and
he went on bidding more and more.

the sun.
above.
5. part,
to be at its height, at the zenith, of
be over
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, gen. ios, Ep. ace. virepSia, for virtp2. of rivers, to overflow ; of a kettle, to boil over. (, -a. Bios) above or beyond fear, unMed. to outdo, surpass, excel, exceed, c. ace. daunted. 2. to exceed all bounds so in pf. pass, part., f. to fear for or on account of yvvrj an excellent woman. II. to put one absol. to be in exceedifigfear. absol. to to be much afraid of, c. ace. off, delay, c. ace.: c. part., to put 0^ doing delay, linger. ov, exceeding dangerous ox formidable. ov, placed high above one on the right i's, gen. ios, {vrrtp, overloaded, overweighed, exceedingly heavy. 2. placed above over ; virfpdeîov hand. higher ground from vantageEp. 3 pi. aor. 2 of 1^
^, ,(ov,
:
VTTfp-yikoios, ov, ridiculous or laughable.
{,
have been done. ye\oios) above measure
4. to
-^,
-5,
f.
'-5,
:
and
-, -,{,
^-^, -5,
:
-, , '$. {,
to overfill, overload.
s,
:
^
)
From
^-
-, -/,
an overstepping or trans- ground. gression of law, trespass: wanton violence.
over
, () ^. &, ,
-,
:
$)
of
a
08, , ,
to
II.
verb. Adj. of
stepped
to
scaled.
yond bounds,
, -,
,
be passed or
act
crossed
overstepping
excessive, oulrageojis.
Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. oi

f.
:
(.
:
in
Dep.
{,
press with great violence, of the plague.
. )
bad
wall,
be
above measure.
sense, be-
-, ), ,
f.
one, advocate his cause.
-,
(,
( -, -. -,
;
-,
f.
-,
II.
superior.
to
bind upon.
Pass, to strain or exert oneself

to give vp in behalf of plead or act as advocate for
f.
to
ov, iyirip,
exceeding righteous or
Just.
II.
pleading for. to stimulate a
little.
inf.
732
viTplbov
vvepideiv, aor. 2 without
-,
in use,
any
gen.
:
pres.
. ($
a thing,
c.
being used instead

slight,
to overlook,
c.
cf.
neglect,
despise,
c,
ace.
also
him. out of water

the horizon.
Tivos to bold one's arms over one to shield II. intr. to be above, stand out above, as
:
to rise above, overtop

e. g.
:
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.
-, , -, ,
f.
gen,,
,
to
f.
:
put under as a prop.
2. to
2.
metaph.
'
pf.
to rise
up over
above
of a
to be above, be superior,
to excel, surpass,
be the better; 01
more powerful ; iav

too
to rise above, rise
to outflank,
{^,
the further part, beyond.
cessive attention.
over.
-, ^--.
-,
6-66,
f. f.
{)-666,
,
f.
Adv.
than superabundantly
beyond.
-,
f.
also
-,
to seek
to
win over by exto
for
vntp Ik
'6'75.
all
to fall out over or
6-',
II.
absol. to
go beyond
pf. pass.
Pass, to frighten or astonish beyond measure : be astonished excessively: c.acc./o be frightened beyond
measure
at.
f.
-^,
to
f.
:,
[],
from same root come
hang out
more
bounds.
-, -, 5, . -, ( -,
-(5,
f.
(.
powerful
Pass, to be outdone.
star, to
rise
vnepexovrcs the
if
the sea be
3. c. gen. rei,
superior
fut.
overlap.
Att.
-,
5. to
be able to bear. 4. get over, cross. of vneinov, in same senses

to,
act.
-,
pass,
to boil over.
Adv. of
very pleasantly
Sup.
Pass, to rejoice
-.
he rejoiced much at hearing. exceeding sweet or pleasant:

aor.
I
of
to stretch
vnepeKTUveiv kavruv measure.
stretch oneself
beyond measure : beyond one's
- [], 6-, -^,

Pass, to
f.
:
[t], to
also
-
to
pay for &ny one. [], to pour
out over
-5, -(, -'-,

'-6.(,
Pass,
run
over, overflow.
to fill overfull of a
ov, exceedingly light or active.
thing
other.
-,, , () . , , {($) . , {) -^ -, -. 6-5, êras) above sixty years old.
, , -, --, ,
to be overfull, be overloaded.
'-,
'-,
f.
Pass, to be filled quite full of.
f.
intercede for an-
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.
Xkos, 6,
if,
-.,
-, , -,
. , )
)
desolate.
beyond measure :
c. part.,
Sup.
-,
6-, ,
:
8 {, 6-5,
ov,
(s,
gen. (os,
to
{,
' ) -5,
somewhat
opos, 6,
exceeding ovtos, 6, (virep, manly: in bud sense, overbearing, overweening. II.

excelling men, thinking oneself
and
praise above mea-
sure.
{,
f.
to desire exceedingly.
vrrepcTTTa, Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 act. of f. to cut
-6',
pf.
c.
(,
:
away from
below, undermine.
)-,
f. to be conspicuous above others in bad sense, esp. in part., like overweening, arrogant. II. transit, to
:
over,
-,
:
immoderately.
,
ace.
f.
Dep. with aor. 2
act.
treat disdainfully.
-iKr\kvQa
f.
to
come or go out
2
over, pass
absol. to exceed, excel.

:
pf. pass,
VTTepiaxtQov, poet. aor. 2 of aor. 2 of yyttip-tv. Adv. exceeding well. {-6, Adv., strengthd. for
-,
..
aor.
-e<payov
to eat
of
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.
fiess
fut.
of
more than man.

overbearing.
^ ^
-,
6-, , -6,
-
\
iv'yi, bravo, capital.
above the sea.

exceedingly.
exceeding good luck.

Pass, to rejoice exceedingly.
c.
to hate exceedingly,
:
ace.
Ep.
Ep. impf.
poet,
aor. 2
-^:
;
over J esp, to bold over so as to protect
^
:
-, -,\) - ,
>65,
ov, {virep,
some way
to
[]
Ion.
f.
wonder
f.
to
hold
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.
6-5,
2. c. ace. to
admire above measure.
()
. .
to outstrip, to surpass, excel.
sense, over-spirited,
couraged,
- ) , . -, - -( -, -,
-, -,
.
Ion.
2.
run over or beyond.
. -,
hang up over
over.
733
\)^-],{.-,
-,
Ep.
to overleap, leap, spring,
to die for or instead of.
to overfill or glut. f. -KOTOS, ov, exceedingly angry or furious : exceedingly savage. Adv. overmuch, exceedingly.
^-, \\..-.-.
fut.
Ion. -ieiv, aor. 2 inf. of
, -6,
-$,
f.
[]
Att.
to
of
or out of the way.

f.
:
aor. 2
inf.
-Oopieiv contr. -(lu

c.
II.
to acquire over
vault or bound over,
ace.
6-.05,
ov, high-spirited, daring.
in
bad
5,
aor.
and
above.
ace. pi. of
o,
avros,
{, $)
to
exceedingfamous
over,
overweening : of a horse, too higb-
or renowned, very glorious.
{)-5,
Subst.,
$, , {, )
restive.
t)irp-0Opiov,
gen.
-,
[aj
,.
ov,
Hence
Adv. in excessive wrath.
{, =
2 to
to
shout above, outdo in shouting,
, -, -,
beyond the mark.

the simple Verb
is
-,
inf.
f.
of aor.
) ^.
the lintel of a door,
[]
:
above the door
as
c.
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 tnrp-Xiav, Adv.
-, -,
f.
bend,
stretch
peep
2. c. ace. to overstep.
doubt, undeniably, []
send or throw further, burl
great distress
Pass, to move exceedifig swiftly nowhere found, and its derivation
2 pass.
patronym. from 'Tirepiajv [t], son of Hyperion, i. e. the Sun. Pass., with aor. 2 act. pf. ^virip, to stand over, c. gen.: to
ov, 6,
',
uncertain.
is
{(^-, -; ')
stand over so as
to be
c.
-, , ) {,
:
-,
c.
defence of one
to protect one, to shield,
gtiard.
-6-5,
{>-\, =
above
:
epos, 6,
ov,
, knowing
to
but too well,
gen.
anyone; I will fight out this /or my

to fight for
',
Subst.,
-, , '-, ( -, , {,($. -, , ) '08,
f. f.
{,
to
Pass, to be distressed
Pass.,
pain exceedingly, cause one beyond measure. with f. med. aor.

:
[]
to be struck
mad.
es,
Dor. for
also to fight with
to fight for or in one for another. inclined to fight for another.
exceeding strong. II. intr. hold above.

2. to protect,
-5, {,
ov,
to prevail over, c. gen.
*6gen.
[], ovos,
6,
Hyperion, the sun-god, comin
monly joined with "HXios

Atos, or 'HiKios
virtp,
to sit over,
and watch, keep an

is,
beautiful
any one,
-, -,{, ) -, -, -, -, 6,
above or upon. eye upon.
gen. ios,
fitie.
f.
, ^-,
c.
''.
properly
Homer,
as
(Said to be derived from

pf. pass,
II.
he that walks on high.)
of vm metaph.
' -, ,
'He-
{, '/)
, 6-5,
)-5,
\_],
fut.
^'^$. ^-, ^^, ^,

Ion. for
6,
a champion.
^ )
-,
father.
Dep., likevTTcp-
05
:
fighting for
as
[]
S,
Ion.
excessively large, enormous.
exceedingly difficult.
aor.
I
excessively drunk.
to sit
over
to
suffer or labour
gen.
-,, -, -,
3
f.
f,
oy, exceedingly absurd.
pi.
aor. 2 of
to
laugh outright.
Pass, to be situated over or above.

f.
.
to
exceeding
^, ,{, $)
-65,
cs,
6, poet, for
ovtos, 6, excessively mighty.

insolent.
in
for
{-65, ov, {,
Adv.
bad sense, overweening,
excessive.
get
down
over.
long, high, broad, etc.
'-5, '6-,
-$.
:
(s,
gen. eos,
'-,
destiny.
-, -5,
VTj(s
f.
to
charm beyond measure.

to flatter
ov, {inrip,
weening, boastful, arrogant

dat.,
swiftness.
-5, {,
ov,
weening, overbearing, boastful.
5,
$)
immoderately.
over-confident, over;
generally, excessive
ships
c.
surpassing in
-nos,
upon, e. ace. votos) beyond the south wind, at the extreme south, opp. to imepôpeos. oyKOs) of excessive size or ov,
fiTrep-voTios,
, , -, ,{, \) -, , -,
f.
exceeding of sound, exceedifig loud.
) 5)
beyond
.
[],
:
enormously great.
gen. 60s,
II.
Pass.
to be
From
:
exceeding strong
all
also
measure,
{,
to hate exceedingly.
Adv.
ov,
= U7rip
beyond fate or
above the clouds.
f.
to be
more than conqueror.
like
over-
bidk, overgrown, immefisely great.
Hence
Adv. exceedingly.
f.
,{, -8, {,
or
to think or reflect
-,
to swell, be
Ion. -0,
f.
much
swollen.
to swell excessively.

734
f.
6-, , -5, ,{(,

iirepOTrXia,
to
, {vneponXos) proud confidence, ance, prestimption : high courage. [ Ep.] Dep. f. vanquish by force of arms.
-'-^.,
viwp-oir\os, ov, {vnep,
hence overweening, arrogant; neut.

generally, excessive, immense.
vircpoirnrjs, ov, b,
iliTuv to speak haughtily, arrogantly.
dainer
ful.
absol. disdainful, haughty.
,) {, ) ()
as
dwell above or beyond. dwelling above, beyond.
^ /. -, -,

:
Att. for
f.
defi-
to leap over or beyond, and metaph. to overleap, transgress : to overleap, escape from. virtp-mKpos, ov, exceeding sharp or bitter.
so to escape from.
^-. -, -'., -,
II.
f.
confident in arms,
overfull of a thing.
f.
Adv., vnipII.
of time, to be past, gone by, be spent.
a contemner,
dis-
UTrcpotrTtKOs,
, 6v, contemptuous, disdainful,
scorn-
-, , -^, , ) -,
to overfill
Pass, to be
v'Jrp-^^r,{.-eoa,iofall over
disdainful, haughty: neut.

fut.
aor. I pass,
vey.
to slight,
2. beyond the boundaries: foreign, outlandish. (sc. 7^) the country beyond one's own frontiers, a foreign land or country.
pound
-- ) -$ -, -: ) -,{) ,
vircp-OTTTOS, ov,
Adv. -Kws, disdainfully.

pi.
-,
{)
:
:
From
overlooking : hence as Adv. haughtily.

inf.
aor. 2
:
-ideiv
very
,, -,
f.
to
drink overmuch, [t] or beyond.
11.
-, ,
f.
to
abound exceedingly.
es, {^""^P,
to fill overfull: to be
iiirip-irXoDTOS, ov, {vvep,
much
or
many.
f.
(cf.
to look over, surto,
vtrep-TTOVfiu,
disregard: sure : to suffer very greatly. despise, disdain, both with ace. and gen. for another:
II. to
overlook,
pay no heed
a thing.
afraid, be in great terror on account of. a pestle to bray "TIIEPOS, 0, or virepov,
with.
poet, -oiipios, ov,
(,
opos) over or
i
ble
on oneselffor another.
^.,
{virtp,
f.
,5)$) {,
II.
superabundant.
Pass, to be overfill.
exceeding rich. From exceeding rich. overmuch,
to toil or labotir
to bear or
beyond meaendure
tivos to take trou-
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
Pass, (virep,
to rise
up over
, -',
Ion.
f.
'.
of one, to caress fondly.

to be
much
and
or blush for another.
summit.
premacy
eminent, distinguished above others; c. gen., to be distinguished above others

in
, , . . -, (. -, , ) ^. -, -, - (
=
to
5
:
above the heavens. a projection, prominence, II. metaph. preeminence, superiority, su2. excess, superabtindance. excellence. prominent, Ep. tnreipoxos, ov,
ov, {virip, ovpavos)
ceeding solemn or
) ^. -, . -, ^. , ^) -.
to
make very much

redden
[a]
{,
irvppos) to
Ep. for
Pass,
aor. 2 pass, of
{)
:
bad sense, overbearing.
Sup.
~$.
contempt, disdain
arrogance.
- -, , ], ,
f.
-, {)-'|,
gen.
(, pompous.
[]
to be ex-
ov, extremely wise or clever.
to take excessive pains,
be
very anxious.
tect, c.
stand over and pro-
3 sing. aor. 2 subj. and opt. of
From
used as
fut.
of
from
obsol.
5, ,
:
ov, Sup. Adj. of vnep,

in
est
eldest
is
more used
form
aor.
I
uppermost, highshortened form vnaros

[t5]
-, -, -, (^. -( -- Subst.,
f.
es, {virip, nayos) excessively frosty : TO vTTfpnayes extremely hard frost.
as
there
(',
:
5,
:
also a
part, of
:
to suffer exces-
sively, be
-,
:
grievously afflicted.
f.
pf.
to
strike
hence to overstep, surpass, excel. to strew or scatter over. \y\ to abound also Dep. overmuch, to superabound. beyond , ov, excessive: Adv. measure.
:
beyond
tnrep
-5,
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. Viv TO Kepas to outfiank the enemy's wing.
:
or above
to
-,
metaph.
^^.,
f.
iwp-7rTawup.t.
[],
fut.
to stretch over.
:
or beyond the
, -,
:
$
II.
to surpass, excel.
to
pass quite over, overleap.

gen. eos, (virep,
es,
')
From
going over
mark:
or
[], whence Ep. 3
find Dor. 3 sing. aor. 2 act. Dep.; to fly over, above or beyond.
.^,
sing,
xmip-maro from
^. -,
,
:
aor. 2
ing
the
c.
gen
we
also
end of his labours. over or above.

f.
($ =
:
generally,
going
one
-6
aor. I
^, -
:
over, overleap-
who has reached

rising
to rise or
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
:
:''5.
overproud.
beyond measure,
project over.
virepTcpia Ion. the upper part, esp. the upper frame of a carriage. From virpTpos, 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.
-, ,
^
:
highspirited
{! -8,
:
-,
-<,
''<,
how
:
carry over.
:
735
Att.
to
to be terribly
f.
,
0,
f.
to
shudder at one
2.
afraid of. to have high thoughts, to be to look down upon, disdain. From
ovos,
{,
haughty, disdainfid, arrogant : /f from a cojifidence in one's superiority.

S,
higbminded,
{vvip,
grown, enormous, immense.
)
e.
beyond natural
II.
size,
over-
make
disclose a thing, refer

f.
-., -: -, ,
f.
aor.
to
put or
over,
set
over
Med.,
commit or
intrust a thing to
-: (
I
aor, 2
-:
to to
of things, extraordinary, singular: beyond the natural course of things, marvellous, strange, absurd : also joined with
a relat.,
wonderful
any one,
it
to another /or advice.

to
-,
to
;
($
65,
i.
like Lat.
mirum quantum,
measure.
-5, (()
iiirepTOVos, ov,
the utmost, at full pitch or stretch.
surpassed or outdone.
)6-', '6-,
run over
to
excel, surpass.
or colour a
- ^, -, ,
ov, to be overshot
{,
f.
f. f. f.
ov, {vitip,
)
:
prize
or
honour above
outsboot, surpass, excel.
overbold.
lously
overstrained, strained to
derfully.
metaph.
to be
From
a thing,
to overshoot.
aor. 2
or beyond, outrun, escape from.

to revel
2. to
-,
f.
3. to overstep, transgress
a law.
[a], to
grow
extravagantly. rather red, to blush

red.
pear over or above.

one's
have the advantage over,

in a thing.
,-, f.
-, , {-, -,
little.
()ir-pv0pos, ov,
(, epvOpas) somewhat
go
ov, {yirep,
-, ,
aor. 2
exceedingly high. to exalt or extol exceedingly.
\$)
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
;
, -, - . -, , ) , -5, {, -, -( -, - -: ):
wotiderfully how,
i.
, (5 ,
f.
great,
excessively great.
Pass., with aor. 2 act. pf. -ttcspring or shoot up over or above : hence to
e.
Adv. of
($,
:
excessively,
marvelmost won-
vv, aor. 2 part, of
to rejoice exceedingly at
c.
dat.
II. c. part, to
delight in doing.
f.
[],
to let doiun over.
ov,
f.
above the earth.
strengthd. for
aor. 2
like
to be
f.
over wanton or arrogant.

:
act.
or
to
pf.
(cf.
Dep.
[]
Pass, to ap-
into another's
{, ^^)
aor.
I
dermine, deceive.
to
extend
phalanx
so as to outflank.
aor. 2 pass, inf.of i/TrepcâiVoî.
5,
'6-,
;
Hence
ts,
gen. ios, appearing over or above.
the palate
ov,
beyond expression,
:
ineffable.
f.
act.
-^,
:
pass.
to
carry over or across.

to surpass, excel
II. intr. to
-,
to excel
too highly.
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-
-,
:
:
Adv. like
7($,
excessively,
overmuch:
-:
ing, overweening, arrogant;
overbearing
excessively
spirit.
Adv.
$ \$ (\$,
-,
an
exceedingly,
(Deriv. un-
certain
excessively afraid.
-, , -.
also haughtily, arrogantly.
, , ). ), ^ , .,. 6, ,, 6, ,
Att.
:
-65, , (, -, {,
f.
) ) , (5. 6.
,
to
good
graces, to fawn on : hence to unIV. to advance slowly.

excessively in debt.
shrink back, recoil.
, the upper part of the

of
story.
mouth,
properly
fern,
Adv. from the upper
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
vTTp(aos, a, ov. Ion.
as TTaTp'Zos
from
Dor. for
<6,
perhaps another form of vnepîos.) f to love beyond measure. Pass, with fut. med.
to be
'-5, ov, exceedin/i: timid, very fearful.
, .. , ..
^,
-5, (, ()
(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,
and Ep.

736
accountable, responsible
;
the expiration of which the magistrate has to give an 2. c. genit. liable to, ameaccount of his conduct.
5
()
^''.
an
office at
-5, , , {, ($)
a seaman, sailor.
nable
a thing.
, .. ^, ^, . {, .
to, liable to
make amends for
a thing: guilty
of
servant, inferior officer, Lat. apparitor ; a helper in a work. 2. the servant
7
ing
)-,,
\)-(\<,
3. also c. dat. subject, liable,
Pass,
I
(-,
to lie
exposed under.
to.
tended each heavy-armed soldier.
aor.
of
ing.
3 sing. aor. 2 of aor. l of
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,
:
f.
:
to
:
aor. I of
aor. 2
poet,
^:
' $
:
dier;
a tender.
sistant.
, ($
,
II.
II.
rower: generally, any labourer: an assistattt,
$ who
at-
of or ^t for rowgenerally, belonging to, stated for serv-
, {($)
of or for an
-5,
below.
from
bear up against, utidergo, 2. in law-phrase, submit to, suffer. Tivos to have to give an account of a thing \oyov to have to give account. pf. pass, of impf. and aor. 2 of vnayw. giving ear, hearkening, ov,
uphold,
c.
ace.
hence
to
listening to.
as Subst.,
,, . , {) ,, .^. -, . ,
II.
force or
check, restrain;
obeying, obedient, subject,
c.
gen.:
oi, subjects.
aor. 2 oi
to
hang down
pi.
see
-5, (, ($)
3
ou,
Ion. aor. I of
full of
-5,
shelter from
a wind-egg which produces

ov,
it ;
the beard
a youth with
, 5,
2.
-5, ,
morning,
ers.
of rowers
rally,
to another, assistance.
bench, a
: {().
f.
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
to
generally, to do
, . --,. ) , , -, ) ,: , - , , , , -,
the tinder
, {)
grows
{, 8)
the
tinder
wind ; no chicken. the wind, under

lee side.
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.
:
, , ,. . . -, . \ , , -, . :
$,
fern,
or inferior officer or solthe arms of the common men; a boat attending on a larger vessel,
of
a helpmate, as-
3 sing. aor. 2 of
Ion. for
fut.
of
)-, {.,to sound under, answer with a sound

Ion. for
aor.
i
: :
{,
:
etXoj)
to
draw
in
underneath
of
metaph.
to keep under,
to check one's tongue.
part. fern,
{(
ibo).
-,,
:
Ion. for
aor. 2
contr.
Ion.
fut.
:
{, '=()
:
imperat.
to
assert, profess.
on the
,,
,
part of the face, on which Hence beard itself. a bearded man;
sleep.
his first beard.
ov,
{,
of
t]ws)
about dawn, towards
early.
strain
-. , ) -, , 5 , -, -, )
Ion. for
VTTvaXfOs, a, ov,
ov,
{$) sleep-bringing, drowsy. cheating , {$, drowsy. ["] {$)

sleepy,
.
{$,
:
of
T)pos,
and
{,
giver of sleep; fem.

f.
a lulling
pf. pass,
{4)
to resist or
the service or dtity
Collective for ol
of rowthe complement
II.
strive against sleep.
"TIINOS, ,
II.
sleep,
slumber: metaph. the sleep of

frightening in
and sailors, a ship's crew. hard service, hard work : also
geneservice rendered
death.
Sleep, as a god, twin-brother of Death.
,
:
{,
, {^)
pf. act.
sleep.
the cushion on a roiver's
f.
pf. act.
pass,
{to
rowing mat.
vos)
to
hill to sleep
Pass, to fall asleep,
go
pas,
sleep, sleep,
hard
Lat. officium.
drowsy.
"
slumber. Dor. gen. of

fs,
$. {, ($)
my
II. intr. in
Act. to fall asleep.
aros,
service rendered, service, help,
poet,
, , ,
Att.
Lacon. for
-, =
, . ,
inf.
of a sleepy nature,
of
to be sleepy or
drowsy;
heart slumbers not.

to sleep,
'',
Ep. for
fall asleep.
Prep., governing gen., dat., et ace: under:
With
metri grat. Genit.,
I.
of PIace,/rom under; îa
; ;
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
;
cavern
' ^'
cndovs
; ;
flows
a fountain
from under
.
ing
II.
subjection, as in
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:
:
'
-$ ( (
base, pedestal.
gradual, secret, etc., somewhat, a by degrees, like Lat. sub, as in

is
-, , -,
what
-, -.
(^$
:
7S7
denotlittle,
-(.
-4
anything set under, a prop, stay, 2. a carpet spread underfoot.
--
[']
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;
)
;
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 apTTJs 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.
''
\
;
'
5,) ()
-,
[]
:
-, () -, - -)-, , () , () , , () ,
-:
&5,
{,
-.
--,
'
)-,
it is
" .
:
^^^, -8,
ov,
-^
(,
written
tain.)
stands
absol.
as Adv.,
I.
under,
below,
be-
neath.
2. behind.
:
II. secretly,
unnoticed.
plur.
5, 5,
=
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
-(
In Compos.
-.
ground, under the earth, subterraneous.

the lower part
-,
-5 ?,
but only used in neut. yV(c9cu ; to be covered with water. or yaia) under ov,
as
Adv. under water
, (, -)
of
VTToyeLos
"'
.
fear,
the lower part of a the belly, the paunch. delicacy at Athens. sea-fish, considered a
to
touching the chin.
sion, Lat. subnasci.
to eye
metaph.
-, -: -, ') -, -, , -.,
f.
-,
-, -,
laugh
:
ov,
= vTr6'>/aio5.
f.
[]
-.to latigh at.
II.
quietly, smile, Lat. suhridere.
{,
yiveiov) to intreat by
aor. 2
,. . , .
^,
-,
him;
pf.
'$,
name
pf.
of
pf. part,
(, es)
gen. (Os,
of
of a bird in Aristophanes. poet. pf. of

es,
cient, slighter, less, generally,
later to
and Ion.
-<7-
to
Dep
grow up
by degrees or in succes-
Comp. Adv.
mark.
Ep.
pf.
ov,
written under: a signature.
cretary.
as under clerk.
, ,
5,
to
askance or suspiciously.
yXvKUs) to sweeten a little coax and smooth down. to bend under or gradually, f.
2 sing. aor.
(, (,
somewhat gray.
to
glance from under,

:
-(,
,
((
aros,
-3, $,
Hence
f.
model.
one who writes under another's orders, a secretary, amafiuensis : at Athens, the clerk of the Popular Assembly a subscription, signature : an indict(OS, 6,
ment.
, () , ,
,
, ('/) an
2.
subj
of
^'^.
that
which
is
inscription.
an under
clerk,
under
se-
to be a
0'5,
to fear a little or for 2. to shrink somewhat afraid of, c. ace. II. absol. to be somein fear from, cower before. what afraid. aor. Ion. fut. and to shew underhand or seIon. I 2. to intimate, cretly : to give a mere glimpse of.
:
slightly, be
, II.
f.
6( ($,
esp.
in
Comp.,
with means
aros,
a sign, token, a pattern, copy, example.

:
^ {)
{,
5cos)
literally,
crouching for
somewhat
defi-
below another, inferior

inferior;
inferior.
much
aor. I
pi.
Ep. plqpf.
in ifferior numbers.
Ep.
:
poet,
- -:
:
-:
act
6,
a writing-copy, pattern,
(')
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.
{().
II.
sketch, design, outline, Lat.
adumbratio. From painting under of the eyelids. pf.-77paâ, [\ f.
2.
an impression, mark, print.
III.
a
:
means of entertainment,
355.-//
sign
:
to
write
under, subjoin
to
subscribe,
to to
cious,
write the
set one's
name or title upon a thing. name to a bill of indictment,
II.
Med.
-, , ), ', {)(. -, , {) ) -5,

to
to join in bring-
necklace.
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.
to
band, close at hand : fresh, new ; II. sudden, unexpected ; cent. Hence hand, on the spur of the moment.
-5
:
'-6 -(. -^:

Ion.
pf.
, . , , -, . )'-'6,
f.
stand in secret awe of. to dine instead of another. aor. I part, of

Ion. for
to build under, lay as a foundation.
reception
of a guest,
in Ep., metri grat.]
ov,
able to receive, capa-
ample.
$, , {,
77
neck-ornament,
one's shoes.
<ys,
{)'-,
()
:
Ep. aor. 2 pass.
inf.
:
of
f.
also aor. I pass,
-(
:
aor.
paint utider the eyelids. or -"yuos, ov,
(in pass, sense)
Dep
2.
to receive beneath the surface
(,
yvTov)
under the hence late, revnoyvov off

:
yviOTfpov more recently: Sup. vnoyvioraTa very
overpower, overcome : aor. having yielded to.
, . , ^,
f.
:
-, -,
or
- - - -, -,
lately.
-,
f.
Adv. newly,
lately
Comp.
-,
ov,
= vnoyvios.
[],
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.
to
(($
receive
of,
to
weep a
to
little
:
or in secret.
bear.
IV. to wait for, abide the attack

2. to
[]
pf.
Pass., aor. I
excipere.
pf.
subdue under one,
to
pass. part. fern,
so also in
Med.
to be overcome, let oneself be overcome. uiroSSeiaas, Ep. aor. i part, of Ep. aor. 2 part, of pf. pass, of
4.
Pass.
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^
:
^.
1$
Lat.
(-
-, ,,
calceus.
to
under, a sandal, Lat. solea

aor.
aor.
I i
brought
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.
quarters.
'^. , ,-{) , , ) .. -, . -, -, () . , {) , , . -, -, ,
f.
aros,
, (/') ,
to
shew
:
secretly, indicate.
that
which
/. -,
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is
bound
(vyov) a beast under the yoke, a beast of draught or burden.
, (,
f.
also,
a shoe, boot, Lat.
v'o-vy6,
med. imperat. of
act. inf. of
for
, undergirding
aros,
a flat rope or strap

pf. act.
a ship
of.
{-8, , {,
ov,
and
:
the under-teacher of a chorus.
pass,
subject to trial,
brought
to be
trial
c.
gen., vtrohLKos yeveaOai
undergird, gird together : esp. to undergird a ship, i. e. to fasten ropes round her so as to prevent her going to pieces.
to
f.
f.
-:
of
-5, {,
ov,
to trial
on
a charge of violence.
clothed in skins.
assistant.
Pass,
to heat
underneath or inwardly:
to
glow
beneath.
aor. I pass, part,
of
tv, aor. 2 part,
-u)os,
an under-servant,
what
Comp. -oTipos,
only in phrase
, {^) '
aor. 2 inf. of
aor. 2 inf. of
fiercely, sternly.
der, be serviceable or useful to one,

fjpos,
attendant, assistant.
the
way
refuge, escape from a thing.
. -, , {) - . , {) , () ,$ 8, , (). , , . ,. . ., -: -, , , that which

is
poet. Adv., used by
Homer
i.
looking askance,
e.
placing under, or placed under, a groundwork, foundaII. that which is laid down or assumed, a tion. hypothesis, supposition, Lat. assutntio. 2. a question for discussion, the subject tinder discussion, Lat.
,
-,
make a
to heat gently:
-5,
hot, to s:low.
ov,
somewhat hot or passionate:
too hasty or passionate.
<8, (5, ,
aor. 2
()
med.
inf.
oi
.
is
Pass, to
grow some-
argumentum.
III. that
which
2.
laid
down
as a
poet,
f.
-:
c.
to act
un-
rule of action, a principle. pose, plan, design : a proposal.

f.
generally, a purin
dat.
to
run
under,
trip
an under-servant,
up.
II. to
run
in before, slip in before in runniii?
way of
{()
[]
a race.
III. to
run
in too hastily.
a running under or into
thing.
ov,
advice.
II.
running under; nerpos
,
f
.
a suggestion, bint, piece of a pledging, mortgage. ready suggestion, a
a stone that got under, got in the
piece of advice.
of, his foot.
pf.
-eois,
5, ,, ,
ov,
somewhat dewy or damp.

3
pi.
poet, for
aor.
of
, {)'-, .,
[]
,
fut.
med. of
to
to press
under or gently.
little
make a
fut.
noise: to begin
to
noise.
part, of diving or plunging under.
or
to
put on under.
c.
from under,
aor.
I
or slide into, insinuate oneself into

ace.
II.
[]
:
f.
4.
From []
aor. I
2. intr. to slip
:
in under, to slip
but also to slip
mostly in Med. also with aor. 2 act.
: -,
II.
Att.
-,
-,
:
Att. contr.
from
fut.
aor. I
(<:
to
to dive
under, slip into, steal or slink

2. c.
into: to put on, slip one's feet into shoes. gen. to creep or come forth, etnerge from.
go under,
take on one's shoulders

c.
lake on oneself,
ace.
of feelings,
5.
5 -(, -, ,
sunken eyes.
f,
or over, come on gradually.
Pass., aor. 2
VTTO-tpyas,
-5, -, -: '^
,
also
Ep.
for
contr. iinovpyus, q.
an wider-priest
f.
and
[]
pf.
under, put under the yoke: to bring under be yoked under, be subjected to.
, . -, -, -, ^ -, -,
3. to
:
then, to undergo,
to steal into
, -, $) --, -, - -- -, ,
f
[a]
:
Dep. wanton.
:
to be affected or effeminate
also to play the
to
burn scents so as
fumigate, Lat.
the neck.
suffire.
;;,
4,
a garland worn on kind of bird. to flatter a little, win by flattery.

II.
(,
f.
ôi, to
artn underhand
little
Med.
a
to
arm
oneself secretly or unobserved.
[],
to
sound forth a
f
or below.
to opeti
little
and
or secretly.
f.
,
f.
v.
Pass,
or priestess.
aor.
I.
:
to
f.
, ). ,
to
(,
to
c.
dwell or
lie
under.
Pass,
yoke
to
II. c. ace. home. trive underhand.
rei, 2.
build under or beneath. keep house, stay at to keep secretly a! home, to conace. pers. to intrigue with.
to
fut.
-,
moan
little
or softly
Bb

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one's station under.

lie
in
down
V
) -, short bach.
a hare.
() -, {-, , -, -, -, ,
Ion.
:
vTro-KaOcJioâi, under.
in
fut.
-,
II. to sit
Dep.
to
sit
down
(properly perf. of
- -5,
to
'., -^,
f.
to
irritate or excite secretly
Pass, to be provoked.
ov,
to sit
down under
or in a place, take
as Subst. a darling.
down under
to lie in
cover,
ambush.
ambush :
-$,
:
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.
2. c. ace. pers.
speak like a child : hence, I. ing names. 2. to call by a soft or fair name, gloss
over, extenuate, palliate.
3. also to call
good by a bad tiame,
ov,
{,
fut.
f.
under or
:
in the heart.
:
Pass, to lie
mit, yield.
-, -,
to
aor. 2
go down
by stealth.
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
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
lies
:
-6, ,
neath,
[a]
to lie
-, -,
II.
down below
Ion. for
Adv.
f.
under or below ;
. -,
to
or descend by degrees lay
word
pf.
to
go with
,. $, -,
f.
-^,
-KOTros, ov,
:
{, 0$) lying on worn under {, $) somewhat

2.
the
bosom:
the girdle.
tired.
-,
,
Dep.
to
play the child, to call by endear-
something
endearing
to disparage.
Hence
arcs, a coaxing or a fair natne for someihing base.
,=
Ion. for
to console
down under
-,
songs.
under one's hand:

dat.
metaph.
to
give way, sub-
under
beneath,
below,
under
under-
used as Pass, of
Tredtov
'
-,
answer, of an oracle, to
der.
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.
low or a
on.
slowly
degrees.
he defrauded in a matter.
to be laid or lie
-, -, -,
: :
( -,
II.
\)irOKpi(ris,
-, , -, : -(:
-, ,
f.
subject matter.
6. to be
swer.
,
:
^ () ,
pass,
(). \-[],-/:
the boivl
-, ,
f.
, , , ^
to
2. c. ace. to
of stringed instruments,
to sound sound in harmony with, c. play an accompaniment.
a small stand or saticer
to
put
[]
I
3 sing. aor.
opt. of
aor. I inf. of
aor,
[]
Med. toreply, makeanswer, make a response: to expound,

:
^.[]
[]
,=
$.
6<ws,
II.
the
little,
-\,, , down
f.
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.
to bend the knees under one, sink of an expiring lamp, to flicker.
$]
up
pretender, hypocrite.
elocution
ing the strings

the
, -,
(sub.
{)
Hence
befitting
:
an actor
skilled in
), ,
f.
:
suited for speaking or delivery

the art
of delivery,
II.
eloctition.
to strike gently,
of a harper strik-
to
weep
in secret.
[d],
f.
to break
f.
to steal
prowess
der
:
-, , -,
to lay
under:
under.
to rout
Pass, to be rotited, scattered before one.

f.
{)-\,
Pass,
to be
", like
to
Pass, to be hidden under.

f.
wash
flooded, as with mischief.
,} -, (
underneath or by
underhand:
hide under or beneath
Pass, to
something
Pass., aor. I
under one or by one^s
stoop under, esp. under a
-, 0-[, , -5, -,
f. f.
metaph. to take word, to break in upon, interrupt, attack.

to beat time.
aor. I pass,
Med.,
I
to
c.
ace. pers. to keep
secret from one.

to
croak against.
aor.
ov,
f.
running upon wheels.

: :
to
bend or
:
yoke
oi to
the
Medes submitted
to the Persians
bow
ace,
to conceal un-
down, prostrate oneself:
to stoop
down
to drink, also
II.
to stoop so as to
peep into a place.
c.
or cleanse
from
below
to stoop the shoulder so as to
let
a load be put oa.
ceive, to
thigh.
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
part.,
tion.
to
, \. -,'/ -, , -) -, ) 5 - -^ -, , ,
6,
(Jjiro,
-, ) -, -,.,
Med.
(,
become pregnant ; aor.
.-.)
:

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of the woman,
I part,
to con-
Att.
worn smooth.
the hip-bone, or the
-8, -'^.,
-5,
-5,
ov,
somewhat smooth,
ov,
somewhat dainty.
f.
Att.
Dep.
to
{-5,
ridicule a
little
or underhand.
ov,
somewhat
deaf, rather deaf.

aor. 2
take into accotmt or consideration. , taking into account, a reckoning,

tivos to take account account; of a thing, Lat. rationem habere rei. ov Adj. taken into account, held ac-
aor. 2 inf. of
f.
pf.
pass.
(cf
to take
coimtable, responsible.
viTTO-Xonros, ov, left behind, staying behind: sur-
viving, Lat. superstes.
he said in answer. 4. to take II. up the conqueror ,^^>^ with him, Lat. excipere.
-8,
f.
ov,
(,
a lieutenant.
a bridge of reed
under the lyre ; on which the strings rest.

1
to take or receive
under one's protec-
2. to
accept or entertain a proposal.
be
favour.
'
hind.
fut.
hand :
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
-,,
2.
dawn.
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.
med. or at home
, -, -, , ^
supposed;
to
2. to suspect.
take up a notion, assume, understatid
IV. to seize under-
draw away,
entice.
V.
\ (
the
Pass., pf.
\y\ : aor. plqpf. :
-:
:
pf.
:
-^:
[i3]
Pass, to
supposed
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,
Ep. 3 sing,
f.
f.
, , ,
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
:
gave him
his limbs
take off one's
to
pour a
to
libation therewith or to.
leave remaining, leave be-
soft or
by degrees
-, ) :
-5,
:
own sandals
or shoes, opp. to
^.
to
ov, rather long, longish.
Pass,
(,
f.
grow
or
cowardly by degrees.
-oTepos.
to
-, {-
Att.
-, ,
f.
to soften
a
:
little
Pass, to be softened gradually.

ov,
somewhat mad, crazy
Comp.
Att.
-, ,
inf.
'-, , -,
smear or rub underneath.

f.
as Subst.,
dinate citizens, opp. to

or
to
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
{-, -,
-- -,
,
aor.
l
[a], to smile
of
ov, gen. ovos,

oi,
.
to
knead underneath:
a
little
or gently.
somewhat
less or inferior:
among
the Spartans, subor-
(peers).
verb. Adj. one

aor.
endure.
-, ,,(, -,
to
make white underneath : V^ss.,
-,
:
From
fut.
-^
home.
suppose or understatid.
up a word ;
-, ,
(
08)
$,.
(^) ^^^
gen. ovos,
,
)
behind
alive.
to stay at
II.
2.
must abide,
:
to
stay
to survive,
remain
to
trans, to abide or
await another,
bide his attack.

to
2. c. ace. rei, to be
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.
one's
a taking or catching
2.
in turn, alternately.
mix among
land.
-, f.
pf
pass,
II.
II. a taki?ig in a certain sense, a rejoinder, reply. an understanding, opinion.
less, slighter
-, -, --,
secretly, c. dat.
ov,
(,
somewhat
or smaller.
ov,
somewhat
collateral
stony.
form of
\.
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.
-, .:
;
or up with.
yfi
to
aor.
ace, pers. to
:
intr. to
-'^
:
to
come near run close under

I.
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to
woman
impf.
randum, reminder : mention. memoranda, Lat. comfnentarii.
calling to mind.
, ,.. . ', -, {) -, . -, ,. . -, - -, ) ,
-, ,
-,
:
aor.
mind, remember
ov,
-(
:
to
contr.
serving for pay, hired, retained. to court a Dep.

: :
underhatid or behind her husband's back. Ep. 3 Ion. pass, of

;
pf.
make mention
'.- -, -,

to call
f.
of.
f.
,
to
to
[],
to
to be rather
strew under. hungry, begin to

sent covert-
be hungry.
, despatched underhand,
From
:
ly,
pi.
-, ,
f.
Lat. submissus.
Hence
to
aros, to, a remetnbrance, memorial,
memo-
mittere.
2. in plur, notes,
65,
to
send secretly
send under or into, c. ace. II. send as a scout or spy, Lat. subpi.
)-5,
aor.
inf.
of
ecus,
)-,
\)-5,
a reminding,
remembrance. Med. to betroth underhand.

II.
II.
break wind a
-, '. 5
pf.
pf.
Ep. pf. part. nora. of

of
aor.
2 act.
of
Dep.
to
little,
f.
to interpose by oath.
:
aor.
Med.
in
,
inf.
Lat. suppedere.
to
become dark-coloured by
degrees, esp. of grapes, to begin to ripen.

vTTOTTalv, aor. 2
to
swear
of
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.
()
ov, aor.
I
- -8, {, , -:
f.
-, -,
was a
from
Ne'ium, lying at
[tl,
there
-, )-5, ) -5, -, - -,
to
{, $)
dwell under.
incorrect form of
. -(:
Med.
consume
Dep.
to
little:
rather stupid or
silly.
to eat
away
beneath: metaph. to
ov,
ov,
{, ^^) under under {,

its
secretly,
undermine.
gradually or slowly,
f.
the clouds.
the
promontory
-, , -( -, -, - ^
:
[]
pf. pass,
spread out under, lay under.

ov,
f.
somewhat rocky.
little.
i
to
play the ape a

aor.
f.
to fill
little, fill
by degrees
pass.
Pass.,
to abou7td with children.

to set
f.
on
fire,
burn from
below or gradually.
[t],
f.
base.
f.
to
little
snow a snow:
impers.
i'is
swim under,
^,
dive.
2. to fall under or down, sink. down before anyone of a flatterer, to cringe to,
-, -^
to keep
pf. to drink on drinking or tippling:

;
rather tipsy.
to fall
pf.
fawn
to
Pass.,
a
:
snowy night.
-,
jecture, guess, guess at;
tain a suspicion of one.
/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-ÛXos, 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
f.
fall out, happen

to think covertly, suspect
to con-
. 5,
,
to enter-
pitch or tar.
-,
:
III.
aor.
on.
3. to fall behind, fall in the rear.
II.
get in under or among.

to, befall.
of things,
to
770-05,
-, , -, ,
-|;,
{) 5,
{, {,
-, , ,
6-5, ,
cut off some of the hair:
)) -| ,5, )
-|,
. -, . ) -, -, -^, $. -, --, -. . -,
Att.
f.
-,
to
smear with
{,
, {,
, -, , ,
{,
slightly, Lat. stringo.

f.
by degrees or underhand.
-, f.
ov,
{,
half-shaven.
[],
to
under the rasor. scrape a little : to graze

and
to thrust aside
los, with a calf under with a child at the breast. Ep. and Ion. little or by degrees, []
-, , $) -, -8, -, ) -, -^, -ov,
{,
Dep.
to
somewhat gray. go under : go secretly.

it
:
of a mother,
to
appease a
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.
:
^. ) -, -, -, {) ', -, {, ) -, ^ -, -, -, , - --,
:
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Dep.
to
buy under the price.

teeth) secretly.
to
gnash (the
viro-iTTepos, ou,
(,
:
:
(-^, , {,
f.
;^<u,
to
dig under, trench.
irrepov) feathered,
winged:
heels, to upset,
swift-winged, fleet
f.
also soaring, flighty
-05,
:
to trip up one's throw down, Lat. supplantare.

f.
ov,
to be suspicious,
suspect that, c. inf.
have suspicion of, also to suspect, surmise Pass.
shadowed
branches.
of
suppliants,
io be suspected, mistrusted.
,,
From
f.
to
of
as
masc.
Pass, to s7noulder
burn by a slow or smoulderingflre away, []

: :
pf.
from under,
from a
glide into unperceived, Lat. subrepere ; to flow or 2. to slip away : of the hair, fall in gradually.
to
, {, , , 5 ) , ,, {).. , , {) -, 5, -, , --, . , ) , -, -, -, -(
{,
^ )
tinder the shade, over-
shaded
by
their
olive-
(,
, (,
:
or gently.
f.
aor.
-Sipcfa
rouse gently or gradually : Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 pf. 2 arise from under or gradually.
:
($,
to stir
up
io
at the bottom, sediment.
II.
that which settles anything set under,
Pass,
,=
f.
f.
:
a support : metaph. the groundwork or subject-matter of a thing. 2. metaph. the foundation or ground III. of hope or confldence, confidence, resolution.
II.
sounding
softly
subsistence, reality
reed;
to
of the pipe. sew underneath, io patch up

up.
the soft note
substance, nature, essence.
verb.
Adj. of
set
un-
der.
II.
borne, endured, to be borne or endured.

Pass,
metaph.
(in act. sense)
to
underneath Pass, gradually open.

a lamb under
-,
fall
ofl^:
-,
to devise,
make
{,
to
grow up
under
pass,
pf.
and
aor. 2
gradually
like ears
to
flow away under
of Time, to run on.
mine.
music.
below or gently,
-, -, , . -, -, -, -, 0-
and
-,
f,
,
to
to
io
be rent
from
break beneath, break

to
make
take in
,ov,
{, ^) under
2.
:
of corn.
the roof,
cover of a house.
'-,
:
'--,
f.
f.
,-\
covered over. to cover, stow, hide under.

aor.
:
pass,
to
let
to furl, strike sail, etc.
pf down, lower, II. Med. to

:
ov,
(,
)
f.
draw
of.
poet, for vnapvos, with
it.
f.
Att.
,=
absol. to dissemble;
dissimulation.
Att.
dig under, underdance with or io
an under on
slightly
f.
Dep.
to
-, , , (
f
or shrink back from, shrink from the presence 2. to cloak, conceal, suppress through fear :
^ $5
to sigh
with no
ov,
f.
indicate quietly:
make signal by sound of trumpet.

f. f.
-, , -, --, -, -, -^, , -, ,
Ep.
:
17^0;, to
somewhat rotten, tainted. sound the trumpet

f.
:
to
shakefrom
sigh or groan.
set in
f.
motion a
io
little.
give a hint of intimate,

to
c.
dat.,
to be dlent io or
to
during.
f.
to halt
pass over in silence. a Utile. to stir from underneath, of fire.
ing of
. , -, . . , -, , (. - -<
or
moan
in
tone.
II. c.
ace,
vwTOis
-, -,
his back.
f.
be groans under the weight of heaven
to sigh or
groan
in a
low
tone, begin io
aor. 2 inf of
,
=
to
underprop.
^ sing. aor. 2 imperat. of f to shine a little, shine softly. a letting down or lower-
-3|,
sails
:
, {($
also
a shrinking back.
II.
submission.
and
. - $ -: , ^ , . -, - -, , -6 , - : -, ( , () .- -, {) ,. -, - . -, -, . , ^,. -, , ^ \ , {) , , , {).. -: ^: ,. , , -, . -, - - -^, - -, . -, -, : -5, 3 , {) - - -, -, -,

:
744
fut.
-^
and
aor.
and
pf.
Med,, io strew spread, lay or s/rîi^ under : tinder for oneself: 3 sing. pf. pass., which has copper laid under it.
aor. I inf. of
f.
pass,
-.to
- 5, , , -, ,
or across
:
-$,
to
Jay
Att. to, to build a wall under f. Hence build a cross-iuall. fcus, 17, the building of a cross-wall; and
a cross-wall.
off,
f.
to
pay
discharge, liquidate
absol. to
pay
tribute, be tributary.
-,
:
to serve
under as lieutenant.
is,
gen. ios,
{,
:
rt'Aos) subject to taxes

II.
From
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
)-8,, -(:
,
f.
or tribute, tributary, Lat. vectigalis, tribtitarius.

act. receiving
a lieutenant-general.
Pass., aor. I
payment,
:
c.
gen.
f.
eV, aor. i pass. part,
from
Ion.
pf.
aor. 2
to
Pass., aor.
to cut
away
-
and
:
pf.
-II.
or tinder: to cut unfairly.

so also in
to cut off, Lat. intercipere ; cut off all ground for hope
Med.,
:
to cut off one s passage Pass., to be cut offiiom the
ships.
turning about, either to flee or to rally; 1^ Lat. denuo, again, anew : also on the contrary. that which is
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
:
$, ,
f.
aor. I
to
aor. 2
to
to
place under
-, ,
, 6^5.
;
-,
pres.,
6cus, 17,
engagement promise ;
mise,
a promising, proto fulfil a

fulfil-
at a lower rate.
to receive the
ment of a
5,
^7,
--, *-,
to bore throtigh below.
obsol.
whence
pf.
are
formed
fut.
to
pro7nise.
aor. 2
aor. 2 part, of
bear, endure, submit to.
aor. 2 subj. of
or
-,
I
;
to
murmur
or
hum
softly.
aor. 2 part, of
=
:
sjibordination, subjection.
f.
aor. I
also as
Dep.
to
a plant cut off at the root for magic
aor.
(u'ttotttos)
purposes.
From
suspect or surmise that
also c. ace.
to suspect a per-
Ion. for
Att.
-,
to be
son or thing.
contr.
f.
f.
to lisp a little.
pf.
pass.-TeTapa7/iat
little
:
to stir up, trouble
or a
to
somewhat troubled. somewhat afraid: c. ace. thing, to fear a little. be somewhat afraid of Taprapos) under Tartarus,
to be
f.
Pass,
from below
Ep. for
f.
-,
Toiis
to
bring up secretly or in
succession:
,(6,
-,
:
Med.
fut.
pf.
to foster or cherish secretly.
and
aor. 2
to
run
dwelling below Tartarus.

f<ws,
a stretchiftg or spread-
utider the horse's legs.

III. to
II.
to
under; b the dog ran run under or bein
ing out
from under;
Att.
the plains
low.
rtm
in between, intercept.
IV.
that stretch below.

to
place or arrange under, subject.

f.
:
-; : -(
f.
to insinuate oneself into anyone's
good graces, flatter,

a
little
:
pf. pass.-TTa7/iat.
deceive.
f.
-,
o/him.
to tremble
II.
to shrink
aor. I
to stretch
under,
back, give ground.
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
one, be afraid
gradually.
a dish
;
mit.
3. to strain to the utmost,
make
intense.
cf.
.
f.
ace. to tremble at any-
to
II. to
rub beneath, rub or wear away grate or pound ingredients for

[t]
,
{-^,
c.
an acid dish of hole various ingredients grated and pounded up together; V rro
aros,
:
-,
what fearful.
pulse.
or returned home.
to
() -,, , , {) {) ()
,
to look sharp
to tremble
^.
sour.
little.
to chirp or whistle softly.
5, ,
74^
and
,
-5,
f.
under or a
II.
a secret luhispering.
ace. to tremble before
anyone. trembling a a turning
little,
somere-
-, -, -,
'-,
f
f.
generally, a
{,
f.
a small light glimmering through a narrow opening. From <paos) to begin to shine.
aor. 2
back,
II.
return, recurrence.
UTTOTpoiros, ov,
underhand or
adumbrare.
-, -4, -, -,
poet, for
turning back, returning
hum
in
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.
'.
-, -,
f.
to run under. an undertone. aor. 2 -irpdyov 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.
to retire
, : ^^
los,
:
, Aeol.
aor.
for
Dep.
i
:
(cf.
()
^:
to
5, {, $)
spare ox forbear.
Ion.
to
bear or carry away
eat
secretly.
f.
, {,
\,
rvnos)
to sketch out, Lat.
terpreter of the divine will,

f.
, , ) -,
a
little,
-, -^,
to
to flee from
shrink back.
to str.ke or
;
push down,
to strike
oracle.
{,
) )
(,
neut.
(-)
-4$ , (4 ,
hold the
{,
:
office
of
an announcer or ma priest who declares an
under, evade:
From
to
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, ,
officium plaisance.
Lat.
rendering
bring
,: ,, , , -,
{opys)
:
{,
to
c.
pf. act.
render service, to serve, succour

ace
,
-,
pass,
be of service
{^)
contr. for
^,
:
-, - ^- -, - ,, ^. -,
Med.
to conjecture.
:
.
-, , -, -, ,{, ) -5,
Att.
f.
($
:
pf.
to
shudder a
way gradually
bridle;
bridle.
in
bad sense, obsequiousness,
-,
to
;
,
f.
service, serviceable,
-:
^, {,
conducive
I
com-
little.
f.
-, , -,
to lie
aor. 2 part, of
hidden tinder.
2
to call gently to.

;
aor.
or a
little,
ov,
Dep.
to
give
the
retire slightly.
[],
,
(sc.
), ,
aor.
;
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.
to light
from
ttnder
- - -,
*^)
viro-xapoiros,
to
, {,
:
to.
fiery
fierce look.
)
: :
{,
$)
little.
under
a kind of
snaffle-
of a somewhat
to
shew or
gape or yawn open a
tiiro-xiipios, ov, also a, ov,
under the gates. shine forth a little : of morning,

feet are seen
:
break,
spring
glimmer
cf
-5, ($,
the priestess
. ,
so also of the
first
$ ($
III.
hands, in the hand

trol, subject to;
f.
-,
pass,
to
dawn,
under, poxir out for another

or spread under
to be
;
under one's under anyone's power or conI
{, (')
to
-
:
aor.
3 sing, plqpf.
appearance of
fern,
ics,
Dor. for
of
of an oracle.
- ((
the leaves strewn under their feet
make subject.
:
Ep.
to to
pf.
pour
of dry things,
strew
tois
nietaph. in Pass.
spread or steal over one gradually; distrust stole over him.
746
-5, , (,
terraneous.
ovos, 6,
vTTO\os,
) -,, {) $.
,=
subject,
:
control,
to
under the earth, sub-
eye
. , {) ,
.
mortify,
under
one
{-68, , gen. , {, xpeos)
also c. gen.,
rtvos a king's subjects.
in debt:
obaeratus.
-, f.
:
of property, involved,
[t]
:
embarrassed, Lat.
pass.
aor. I act.
to
smear under or on
:
anoint a
little,
Lat. sublinere
eyes.
face under the
-5, , -,
7
f.
to retire to
from the plain; withdraw from one's seat
,
:
to
to besmear or : paint or colour the
,
;
subject to debt,
face.
under
mountainous track : plur. mountain, Lat. radices montis,
, f.
to strike
generally, to beat black

affltct,
and
blue
one under the : metaph. to
-, , {, ) $,
,
a striking under the eye
the
:
vex or annoy greatly.
Hence
affiiction.
part under the
eyes, the
II.
generally, like
eye.
the eye,
a black
or
-,
=
-,
{,
, -5,
3 sing. pf. intrans. of

ov, also a, ov,
containing a mixture of gold.

to
go
back, recoil
under cover of a house, under shelter.

roof,
in
honour of
"TPXA, ,
-,
and
in
ov,
an earthen
77,
.
$ []
:
, .
{,
in a house
:
a blow
opos) the foot of a the roots of a
6po<pos)
under
the
generally,
vessel for pickledfish,
a pickle-
one, give
fore, avoid meeting.
with sand, sandy

Ion.
-, ()
it
up to him.
2. c. ace. pers, to retire be-
jar, Lat. orca.
(Aeol. word.)
, having sand under

Comp.
17,
11. to
go on
in succession.
T2,
gen.
ace.
;
like
$,
or in
it,
mixed swine,
pig, boar or sow, a
lame pig
but vs aypios a
-,
of a person
picion.
suspecius
cheat in the ptirchase of provisions.
carry ones head high. throw back: Pass.,

back.
, {) ) ,, --, , . , ^
;
II.
to admit of susof things, a jealous watchfulness, censoriousness. viewed from below, Lat.
-OTfpos, somewhat sandy. suspicion, jealousy tivos to entertain suspicion
wild boar.
*2, ,
vayivov.
dyed
hence viewed with suspicion.

serving as fut. of
f.
-,{) {^, ) ,^,

is,
a shrub from which comes the dye
dipped or
5, ,6$,
scarlet.
{,
to
underbid or
:
out with the under side uppermost;
,
;
f.
{$)
to
hands stretched up in supplication, cp. Lat. supinis II. a backward fall. manibus. one must throw verb. Adj. o{
back.
virTios, a, ov,
,
;
$, ,
{)
the
bend oneself back to II. transit, to bend or his head is stretched

that
which
is
stretched
,
he
pinus
$
$
arm
{) with
bent back, laid back, on one's back, Lat. supinus, resu-
of one falling,
^5 \\(
\
I
under side uppermost,

he
fell
, , ( , 5, $
combat;
the fowler.
a vegetable
dye of scarlet colour.
for
Aeol. for
6$.
aor. I pass,
of
*T2MI'NH
[i], 17, irreg. dat.
the front of the fight

iSos,
to the fight.
07705,
. ,
Ep. word. Dor. for Dor. for
\^$, =
II.
^0$,
or
-,
was drawn across a when the racers were

"fj,
race-cotirse,
to start.
rope which '/$, , and was let down

the snare of
. ^.
:
a fight,
battle,
'-
(Deriv. uncertain.)
the aromatic plant hyssop.

(cp.
word.)
, ov,
ov,
as Adv., last, at last,
sails
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.
on his back with planks belly upper-
5,
5,)
:
$, ($
last,
(Oriental
hindmost: neut.
,
utmost,
in
:
[a]
(Comp.
($,
hindmost, of space also of time, and the last day: neut.

last, at last.
plur.
med. of an oath taken to bar pro, ceedings at law, an application for delay upon affidavit : it was resisted by an y
aor.
, . , .
{, ()
to
, -, , -,
or elbow.
after;
day ;
day, Lat. postridie: generally,

f.
ov, also a,
push or thrust away. ov, under
{, ()
the
Pass., aor.
( ,
i
vcrTpatos, a, ov,
,
later
:
; ) ,
q. v.) last,
(sc.
as Adv.,
Ion.
^' {) ) }
al. Ion.
-, , {($) the womb, gen. -(.

properly
(sub.
mostly
{)
come
wards.
than,
come
too late
(
Ion.
-),
on the day day after, following on the following day, next

the
/6,
: :
later, next.
17*70;
aor. I
:
pf.
{($)
come
c.
to
be behind, or
of
Place,
to
after
rei, to
II.
of Time,
gen.
come
for ;
after-
lafer
they were five days too late for the battle

dat. pers. to be too late
c.
for him
absol. to
come
late
or too late.
inferior to
in
want. Hence things, to fail, lack, be wanting.

in Pass, to be in
need.
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.
, (,
:
want of
also to
metaph. to come short of, be thing. be robbed of 2. to be

III.
IV. of
. ,
weaving.
cloth
:
a weaver.
747
aros,
(ojs,
'{)8,
:
, a coming
{()
:
short, deficiency.
:
weaving, woven.
a coming short
1
:
want,
pos)
f.
Att.
aor.
(-
-, ,
,
?, , , ()
of or
ov,
Hence for weaving : skilled
($
-,
5, ,
to
^} } $
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.
:
-,
($,
:
verb. Adj. of
inwoven with figures.

f.
:
) ,
aor.
I
in
swung
in the
woven
Ion.
Ion.
-5,-75,, , with
ov, (Sup.
ov, {varfpos,
) 5,
rei,
;
late-avengi?ig.
latefoot, late-coming.
q. v.)
:
the latter,
II.
coming after, following, opp. to Time, after, later, too late; c.

later than a p^^son
-npOTcpos.
gen.,
with Preps., ks varfpov afterwards

k^
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
.
:
($
kv
c.
gen.
too late for a thing

so,
,. ,
:
aor, I
-^ -^
Ion.
to snatch
the
away underhand, filch away, Lat. surripere word ojit of one's mouth, interrupt.
--$,
poet, for
of
part, of
nvos
;
$, , (^)
[5]
:
woven garment.
), (9,
poet, for
pf.
pass part, of
slackly, less violently or insolently, quietly, Lat. sub-
- ~ ^, .,
;
f.
later
away from under,

:
take
to take
aor.
med.
thing woven, web,
Ep. 3
pi.
misse.
later than these events.

ov,
6-8,
-5,
(;
and
-, (,
cfffa)
Causal aor.
part.,
(ycmpos,
after, late-destroying.
echoing.
"TSTPIS,
Hence
, '/. -,,
shot.
,
-
'.
ov,
{(5,
77,
()
under or secretly; Ion. set men in ambush.
destroying
after,
sounding
-6, away
f.
:
)-, verb. Adj.

-^
:
of
5,
77,
a hedgehog, porcupine.
iSos,
a whip for punishing slaves.
Dor. for
ov,
II.
^,
(,
f.
(, ',
)
'.
sing. pres. imperat.
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
(cf.
suffused with blood, blood-
hot-blooded.
Ion. impf. of
aor. I
.
f.
along under one,
later
to
,-,
:
-, ) -(
under or underhand.
or
to
verb. Adj. of
, ,
hndoas
, $
'.
Adv.
placed having
one must support. one must draw

:
[C]
aor.
^-
trail along, as a pair
of
slippers.
5,
:
Ion. 3 pi. aor. 2 med. opt. of ace. pi. of aor. 2 part, of
$,
Pass., aor. I
pf.
weave
cTpne
c.
weave
a web.
II. absol. to
III. metaph. to spin, contrive, plot, ply the loom. or plan, devise, Lat. texere, as,
. 5,
pf.
)- $ ,
2. to
make, construct, fabricate. a taking away under , or underhand, a purloining, pilfering.
($,
()
:
\- ,
neut.
aor. 2
pf.
weave,
woven garments.
Ion.
part.
7($1.
:
Pass., aor.
/:.
: :
(-
)-
to seize
go just before, the way to do,

to
) . {) -, -', '/
-
ace. to
pi.
"fj,
(cf.
under or secretly ; it crept far on secretly, spread abroad. II. steal upon, come over. pos, ov, towards evening ;
:
()
f,
or
-(
['\
aor.
to creep
. .I
{,
=
as Adv., aboitt evening.
a weaving, web
ovos, 6,
f.
pf.
Dep.
2. to
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.
(
-5, $
leads the way, a conductor: metaph. a leader, adviser,

aor.
I
\'-
drive after or behind.
, ,.-, , ,
to
?,
lead
to,
guide, lead the way. instn/ct in a thing.

a thing.
shew
3.
hence also
prove
a;s,
Hence a leading, guiding ; and

and
fjpos, o,
, , one who
Pass,
to
of
f.
to
be a charioteer
the
-5,
{,
From
$)
charioteer,
as
subordinate to the warrior in his chariot.

748
gen. ovos, (yiro,
less or youfiger.
f.
down,
to
,
f.
-, , ,^. -, , {, -;,
')
f.
- -, )
somewhat
high
:
ivos,
,,
(,)
:
to sit or
crouch
down
:
sink or fall in.

Ion.
pass.
in to
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,
:
(see
')
aor. I
to
pf.
ing.
to
lower;
her
own
breasts, to
cretly,
$,
ness.
Lat. submittere
secretly lurking.
or abate from a thing; c. gen. re', so in Med., to cease from anger

;
inUrai
2.
'$ '
to
-68, -5, , (,() '/^) )-5, 5, 5.,

is, {y\l/L,
hence
stately,
towering
carrying the neck haughty.
high-roofed, high-vaulted.
neck high.
crags.
,. -, {, )
v, poet, for
Ion. for iipay-.
talking
loftily,
vaunt-
Dor. for
fem. gen. of
sucUe
:
it.
3. to
engage
hence
pf.
pass. part,
se;
)-5, , {\\$,
II. intr. to
slacken, relax
opyrjs
upyTJs
its
lofty, stately,
the water abates
cold-
oneself haughtily.
absol.
in
to
submit,
absol.
give
to
in,
slacken,
abate.
III.
:
Pass,
submit,
:
sur-
high-spiriied, haughty.
, -,
a
fs,
)
:
$.
with high
carrying the
05, , , (,
vxpoi) high, lofty, towering; highland country metaph. high, proud. to be highminded, hearing f.
,, , (^,
gen. kos,
From
highminded,
render
pass,
s:iils.
impf., in
, ) . -,
c. inf.
to
siibmit to
part.,
so in pf. do a thing to sail with lowered
Dor. for
:
3 sing, of
I.
(cf
Causal
in pres.
:
and
Adv. high, aloft, on high : on the high sea Sup. hence are formed Comp. set on high, standing
)-5, -, "",
is,
gen. os,
-5, , (,
f.
and aor.
to
place
to
high, high-placed.
or set under.
2. to
post secretly.
propose, suggest : so also in lay down, suggest ; et
thou shalt give some

Pass.,
ground
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.
,
: :
fut.
and
for confidence.
: ^
aor. I
3. to
submit,
med.
, (, -9, ,{', ^^)
unless
-05, , {v,yuv)with
high-stemmed. []
-,
. )) ,
of the benches
:
= (($. {, $) sounding on high.
high-thundering. high-grown, topmost. high limbs branches,

in ships,
II.
-5, , {, ^)
)-5, , {,
[]
vvJ/i-KiXcvGos,
sitting high or aloft
on the bench
(-
high-enthroned.
-5, , {,
high-topped,
high,
, {,
gen.
is
to
submit, yield to one

to undertake
also
c.
inf.
to 5.
subjuit to
do.
4. c. ace. rei. to submit to.
an
office.
6. to
7
put oneself
''^
{, , -5,
horns
;
moving on high
irreg. ace.
under, hide oneself,
lie coficealed.
:
support
lofty
there
an
grou7id,face the enemy, Lat. subsistere.

or as Dep.
:
-, (, )
to
attack, to resist, withstand
absol. to
stand one's
:
-5, , {,
oak.
arrogantly.
an irreg. ace. a high-peaked rock.

also
fut.
to look at from below, to look
askance
stispi-
at,
view with
II. to
{J)S,
cari.
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,
big talker, a boaster, braggart. f. and the neok high, strut proudly. From
-, , , , , ,, ,)-,. -5, -,
{)-05, ,
keep in view.
)
Ion.
suspicion,
Lat.
suspicere,
-, -5, ,
:
Adv.
{,
{xixpX,
cliffs,
on high
Ep. for
{^,
.
pi.
of
under water.
{)((,
, ,
f.
{, '^^)
to
-, )) -, -, ()
ovtos,
-5, , {,{, ) -, $)
high-beetling, built on a
) . ) ) )
($)
{,
or aloft.
metaph. of Jove,
epovos) high-throned.
with high head, with a path on
of
Kepas) with high or

in phrase,
with lofty foliage, of the with high boasts,
with high steeps or
cliff.
high-crested.
[]
high-ruling, ruling
high-built.
placed.
carry
foliage.
-, -,
, {, {, {, -5, , {,
f's,
lofty.
s,
dwelling high in the clouds. Trayrjvai) built on high. with high ground, high-
(, , {,
v, poet, for
).
with high leaves or
soaring.
high-footed
-, -, -5, -, ) -,
6,
-8, , , {,
:
)
ivith
flying on high,
.
:
749
Changes of
the aspirate was often dropped, and
, {vxpX, iroKis) highest in one's city. gen. -rrobos, {vipi, vovs) , , neut.
on high, sublime.
ov, {vrpX,
anoyyos
for
the Att. sometimes used
high gates.
highest, loftiest
ov, {vipT, -nvpyos) high-totoering.
, ov, Sup. from

ov,
Adv.
the highest heavens.
high, dwelling on high.
on high.
haughty.
loftier.
above, Lat. desuper. above, over.
,
8,
:
-8, ,
, -5,
Adv.
f.
5, -.,
{-5,
(S,
-8,
Adv.
5,
{, $) beaming on high. seen on high. (,

(pavfjvai)
ov, iy\pi,
Comp. from Adv.
[], ovos,
, ,
ov, 6, (vipi,
)) ) ,
{,
Comp. from
II.
, ,
2.
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
5 6$ . \ .
I.
in Aeol.,
Dor. and Ion.
became
for
yyos
,
as
as
it
for
of persons, most
higher, loftier.
, .
3
pi.
position, as in
high-borne, soaring
liant, brightest.
, ., $,(, ,
Dor. and poet, for
lengthd. for
$, quasi $.
^, ,
3 sing. aor. 2 of
Ep. for
aor. I pass, of
high-minded,
5, ,
5, Ep.
liant, brighter.
long-haired.
higher,
Ion. Ep. inf. of yov, with no pres. in use, used as aor. 2 of to eat, devour, c. ace. e. gen. to eat of a thing gene-
'
,
ov,
Ep. Sup. of
most
bril-
ov, Ep.
Comp. of
',
:
($, more
:
bril-
(',
see
{vxpos)
from on
high, from aloft, from high, aloft, on high,
rally, to eat up,
Adv.
(yxpos) high, aloft,

ov,
{,
vaulted.
eos, TO,
)
: :
on high. high - roofed, high-
ayHv.
absol. in ace.
, 6,
, Adv.
aor. I
{) !,
height: the top, summit, crown:
in height.
vate, exalt.
",
in
; ,
{)
: :
{vipos)
on high, upwards, aloft, up. high, aloft, on high, up.

Pass., fut.
aor. 1
{$)
to heighten, raise, ele-
5, ,
[]
:
Hence
height, elevation.
:
f.
aor. I
Pass., fut.
:
med.
:
-,
shining.
to wet,
), 5, y, , , .
for
', {$)
,
, ,
[a]
devour, consume, waste.
6y(s, 2 sing. aor. 2 see ayuv. ylg, 3 sing. aor. 2 subj. see ^76'. , (ay(v) a glutton, [a]
Ep. for
:
Dor. for
3 sing. impf.
poet, for
,
3
pi.
aor. 2
subj.
fern,
of
to shine;
only found in part,

pi.,
beaming, radiant: hence ing one, the Sun; neut. whole nights and days.
of the steeds of Morning.
for upsetting the chariot
as Subst., the
, ,
:
beam-
(propeily part, of
2.
pass,
sense
aor. I
pf.
Jove sent rain ; so, Oibs lift the god sends rain ; but the nom. was soon omitted, and ut used impers., Hke Lat. pluit, it rains ; d v(
water:
to rain, Zfi/s uc
\{ it
it
rained; part. neut. used absol.,

:
ve
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
c.
was raining heavily

for
:
ace. loci,
05, ,
6$,
ing, radiant
Comp. (($.
poet,
Shining, one son of Apollo, famous
of the sun.
{$) shiniftg, beam2.
also like
of the voice, clear, dittinct.
as
splendid, brilliant.
crtW
oi-zi
seven years cognato,
it
605.
5 @
country.
(, , $,
{$,
, ($.
3. generally,
'
cian: the Phaeacians are in Homer inhabitants of the island of Scheria (afterwards Corcyra, now Corfu),
,,
,
, ,
-05
)
2
imperat. pres. and aor.
Ep. and Ion.
,
of
..
(^,
5, , a Phaea-
= 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
:
, , , 6,
and were famous

hidecl., twenty-first letter
of the Greek
as a
'
metzph. famous, glorious, Lat. clarus.

ovv,
mind.
used to express the Lat./.
-, ,
5,
,8, (,
as sailors.
(v, poet,
ov, also
ov,
() $.
torm of
beaming,
shining, brilliant:
{$,
, (,
vovs) of cheerful, joyous
radiant:
750
-$,
metaph. beaming or radiant with joy, jocund, gay. joyously, cheerily: also neut. pi. Adv. Hence as Adv.
taph. joyousness.
f.
metaph.
cheer, please
ous look.
, to
,, ,
,
f.
also
5, ,
brightness, lustre.
II.
meII.
{(paibpos) to
make
bright.
porridge.
'. , '2, -, '02, , ($)

,
Hke
dusky, dun, gray, Lzt.fuscus.
L3.t.fuscus, of the voice, deep, hollow.

an/os, o,
17,
in Pass, to be cheerful
a washer, cleanser.
[],
:
'.
aor. I
(:
II.
joyous.
From
{(paidpos):
was eaten
to
make
bright, clean, cleanse.
metaph.
thick
,: -^
',
f.
:
, , ),
for
(, ) , 5,, '. '. ,, ^. , . 6,

-rros,
Pass,
to brighten
up with joy. with a bright, joy-
lanx
pres. or aor. 2 opt.
of {<paos) a kind of white shoe.
*.,
Ep. for
also poet, paullo-p. fut.
Ep. 3 sing,
inf.
inf.
to
light,
known, hence
almost
to
-. (, , ( ( (, ,: , , . , , () , ()
a
upper garment or cloak.
3 sing. Ion. impf. med. of ov, , formed from the Lat. paenula,
,
I pi.
fights in the phalanx

battle,
, ^, -,
,
rjs,
{,
a bundle, Lzt. fasciculus. a dish of lentils or pulse, peaseplant lentil ; also its fruit,
dark-robed.
*'0'2, , the
which
at funerals.
, (^)
f. :
Adv.
() ,
in phalanxes. a venomous kind of spider. to fight w'.th or a pha-
to fight in the ranks.
pres. or aor. 2 opt.

inf.
of
.
l
',
one that fighting in the ranks. 0770$, 7;, in Homer, a line or order of battle-array : mostly in plur. the ranks of an
2. later, the
, , (',
From
)
:
()
Ion.
light-bringing.
aor. I
Ep. part. dat. fem. of

Att. also
:
Dor.
:
3 sing. Ion. aor. 2

:
(, ^^:
inf.
pf.
pf.
2 (intr.)
Pass,
;
and Med.
fut.
also
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.
in battle.
army
ing up infantry,
the
().
aor.
spider
''/ ''/.
see
dat. pi.
pi.
aor. 2
Ep.
pf. pass,
3 sing,
part. to
().
I.
to
bring
make
appear
to shew, to
to
lay bare, uncover, disclose
grant,
;
as,
Helen a child
claim a levy,
yovov
at
Sparta,
clear.
^
2.
make
clear or
:
hence
pro-
to
grant
to
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. [<â] articles inof a thing as contraband: (<pa\ap6s) a coot, idos, Ion. formed against as contraband. 5. aor. i med. II. intr. h&t.fulica, so called from its bald white head. to shew or display as one's own. Dor. for Ion. , to give light, shine forth. 2. to appear, like the III. having a patch of white, white-crested. pf. 2 Pass., only in Ion. aor. 2 ($, , a man of Phalerum, a Phalerian. Pass, to come to light, be seen, appear, to be clear or to be or become white : Ep. manifest. 2. of the rising of heavenly bodies, to waves crested with white part., appear; at break of day. 3. generally, to appear to be, c. part, or c. inf., which foam. TO, Phalerum, the western harbour of are used in different senses, c. inf. denoting to what appears or is likely; c. what is Athens from Phalerum ; apparent or manifest ; as, he appears Phalerum. [a] Ion. for or seems to be (like he manifestly ,
call
out the array.
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.
make
distinct,
make ring
3.
()
),
to be
is.
4. often in dialogue,
this
appear so ? is not this so ? Answ., does appear so, yes. 5. the phrase to appear on the road, is shortd. for Uvai
:
; ( (
(^.
$.
, , {) , $. , 5, , , ,
,
\(, ,, ,
,
(5) ()
$, ()
65, {$)
:
does
it
,.
or
'2,,
as
\6$. , $, 5, , ,~8.
= , membrum
in
which was borne

orgies,
in aor.
(,
so also,
i.
6. in Att., esp.
virile, a figure thereof, solemn procession in the Bacchic an emblem of the generative power in
denounced, informed against;

I
nature.
see
4.
'02,
a part of the helmet worn by tha
'.
Homeric
heroes: either the
[a]
a metal ridge on the
was fixed,
poet, for
, , ^,. . ^,
,
Dor. for Ep. for
inf.
peak ox fore-piece, or perh. crown in which the plume
($)
of philosophy, the
places objects before
of
pass of
visible
(^
$, , ,
:
matter forward:
plainly, clearly
spicuous.
money.
nifest.
to make visible or mamake known or famous : Pass, with aor. I to become known famous. Hence veps,Adv. o( openly, manifestly : Comp.
f.
processions.
' , , (, ) , , 6, , ^. , , , , () , , , . , .. , , , , . , () . ,
but
also os,
. 65, ^.. . , (, , $, 8, $, , ', . ,{): , . , . . . $ \(, $ % , ^, 2$, . (, 5 $ ( ^, 65, . , : , (,

:
I pi. aor. 2
o(
2.
of
[]
(enclit.), I pi. pres.
of
Dor.
fern,
of
pres.
and
aor. 2
med.
part,
of
[]
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^*.
,,
($,
iivai to
2. the
751
itself,
() . , .
,
come
II.
power of
mind, by which presen'ative power.

the
it
Dor. for
60S contr.
contr.
,
5,
poet, for
aor.
pi. aor. 2
of
[]
Tos:
pres. or aor. 2 inf. of

I
[d]
inf.
of
still
2 sing. aor. 2 pass. opt. of
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
)(\,
into
Att. for
pi. aor.
2 pass. opt.
alive; so also,
(Is
i.e. to
i.
into the light,
ev, aor. 2 pass. part,
of
lic.
light of a fire or torch, fire-light or
Aeol. and poet, for
manifest, evident
he was conspicuous urging the
l/f
so,
3.
cv ev 2. of persons, known, famous, conof property, tangible, real, opp. to
(,
:
3 pi. aor. 2 aor. 2 part. neut. [a]
torch-light.
metaph.
light,
()
=
open
to sight,
freq.
joined with part.,
$ (,
plur.
ance, happiness, and the like
&
greatest light of safety to the Greeks. III. the eyes, Lat. lumina : so in sing, of the
eye.
^"
e.
i.
be dead pub;
e.
joy, deliver-
., 5,
Cyclops'
(,
a mountain cleft, a deep [^], ayyos, chasm, ravine, gully. (Akin to to plough. Ion. a quiver for carrying 17, arrows, Lat. pharetra. Hence
^^.)
-,
ov,
(()
(($)
-: ^,
II. to
:
-8,
. Dim.
ov, 6,
$,
o,
= </)6.
of
a small quiver.
quiver-bearing.
the
a Pharisee
pi. of
<$, , ,
,
Sup.
a making
visible
a manifestation.
[a]
3 sing. Ion. aor. 2 pass, of a torch: in plur.
{)
torch-
),
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,
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 medicine, as
$,
(()
:
to require cutting.
drugs, potions or spells
taper.
ness
ous, like
Tos.
ness to
,, . (( ^ - '', , ,( ,
f.
. $,
05, , ,
; of
[a]
fut.
f.
:
for
()
aor. 2 opt.
of
light, bright;
bright-
one who deals in , drugs or poisons, a sorcerer, poisoner : fem.

ews,
garments, washed clean. Comp. and Sup.
($, -2.
bright, Joy-
also irdvos, o,
med. of
() ()
to
4.
a lamp, lantern,
visible,
torch.
. ,
to
the use of any lind of poisoning, witchcraft, sorcery.
poet, for
the river.
make
clear or
:
manifest.
II. Pass., fut.
aor. I
to
self.
2. to
tare.
3.
become visible, appear, shew onemake a show or parade, Lat. se ostento be like, assume a like-
sonous.
() (( / {$, () 5, (, 5,
,
to
administer a drug:
use enchantments, practise sorcery ; to use a thing as a

2. c. ace. pers. to
charm
to
calm
idos,
fem. of
(v,
drug, purge. a sorceress, witch. drugged, poi-
or used for to be informed against. Hence a making visible, displaying. 2. display, parade, Lat. ostentatio. II. as a term
some
one.
TO, a medicine, drug, remedy; metaph., a medicine for disease a remedy against grief. The ointments or applied outwardly were
;
\$,
salves,
ters
;
and
or
plas-
those taken
inwardly were
such as
752
pills,
with a play on draughts or po- Lat. phasianus : but an informer : cf. Ill poisonous drug, drug, poison. II. a tions. ecus, for an accusation, inan enchanted potion, philtre : also a charm, spell, enIV. forination. [a] secret means of effecting a thing. 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
,,,
,
,,
$ (, - ) , )(, , -, {, ) -5,
5,
sells
-, , () 5, 8, ()
,
:
?.
.
ferre
:
one who
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.
homo
who grinds and prepares drugs

f.
ing power.
:
, ,
piacularis.
Att.
drugs or philtres; metal by plunging it
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;
'
5,
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. vukios report, reputation, fame, report, Lit.fama. division, Lat. pars ; 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
cut with, a sword.
{) =($. , 5, , () '22 , {, -, {, *) , {) {) -: : - , . . , , . , $, , () , , , , , 5 , , ($) $ , 5, () 5 &-, , {) . ^ 5, 5, , () /. , ,() , . , (, ', , . $, , ^, .

drugs or poisons, a druggist, apothecary.
allege, to pretend, Lat.
prae
se
also to think,
II.
suppose: to promise to do.
an apparition, phantom;
[],
or colours.
to
)
to
one
endue with healpass.
f.
pf.
to
medicate, practise upon by

II. to
temper
en-
in cold water.
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
;
,
,
:
aor. 1
my
last
rag.
speak, report
((
:
pf.
to say,
used absol
as the say-
swords.
, -,
,
5, .
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
,, .
<j>daOc,
&$ 5.
3
pi.
, , {, '/) --8, bad bad , {', *'/) forging , () ^^,

Dim. of
for
a hiife. a thing to
OX)
unspeakable, unutterable.
Att. for
{(j>av\os,
be.
kiri,
((,
. ',
bad, as
f.
can
)
to
II.
famous.
bad upon
to
Att.
depreciate, disparage.
ov, also os, ov, like

2. trivial,
a play on
,,
, , 05, ,.
of
2
pi.
and 3
easy, slight, trifiing.
paltry, petty, sorry,
,
or
hold cheap,
light,
bad.
II.
worthless, poor,
the vulgar, the
sing, imperat.
med. of
cated, as opp. to
ance, ugly, mean-looking.

the river Phasis, but with
from
of accomplishments; informing -like. from the river Phasis : hence judgment. Adv. of (sub. opvis) the Phasian bird, pheasant,
, {$)
,, , $,
comynon
o'l
of persons, low in rank, mean, common: common, of no account; oi
sort, also the

2.
weak
unedu-
of outward appear2.
3. careless, thoughtless.
meanness, paltriness.
want
of
()
my
easily, lightly;
lack
\)$
<
at
esp.
a rough guess roughly ;
of the heavenly bodies. poet. Dep., used only in pres. and to be put to flight, flee affrighted impf., =
c. ace. to flee from.
^ -5, ,($.
to bear a thing lightly, take
;
9.
easily.
2.
inf.
:
',
\$ ^
ov,
it
to estimate
to speak loosely.
to
light, daylight;
the tenth year.

to
bright.
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.
dupl. aor. 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
. , () , , ,^,(^,: -, ^, ^
II.
', , 02, ,
Root of
ios,
give light, shine, beam,
^. (, $) -, $, {, $) -, {, -, (,( ',
paullo-p. fut.
es,
,
bringing
:
753
Ep.
2 sing.
bringing flowers.
shield-bearing.
light, shining.
,,
(s,
011777)
plqpf.
II.
to feed,
nouriih
to
preserve.
hence
on.
to
upon a thing: eat, consume, Lat. depasci : metaph. to feed III. Med. c. ace. to feed oneself on a thing;
Pass, to be fed ox feed
to
TO, light, splendour, lustre
sun-
tpeyyti erovs, periphr. for in

poet, light, gladness, joy.
-5, (,
ov,
feed one's mind. giving surety or

:
make
bright
Hence
able to give security, trusty, responsible

c. inf.,
Pass, to shine,
gleam, be
capable, competent:
0,
Dor. pres. imperat. oi
Ion. for
spare thrifty
(),
i
mostly in plur. meals, being the Spartan name for
^^, -6$,
spear-bearer.
victorious.
TQS Vas a harbour capable of preserving the ships: c. gen. able to answer sufliciently for a thing, trusty cf. txeyyvos. Ep. inf. of
poet, for
)^
ov,
bail,
generally,
\) a warrior bearing an
.5,
;
{,
inf.
aor.
Ep.
Ep. re-
-5, 6(-8,
opt.
one, of the
Dep.
to spare, to be
sparing or chary
the house-carrier, i.e. snail

ov,
thriftily, charily.
frainifig.
of a thing
money.
aor. l inf. of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I of verb. Adj. of one must spare. îWdvs, , stony ground or soil: hence as the name of a rocky district of Attica.
<^;5.
, . , , () ) , , . , , ,. . , . , ,, , , -, ) , . '2, .
sorrow.
5,
08,
:
life-giving, food-giving.
oos contr. ovs,
a sparing, re-
II. thrift,
stinginess.
and
, ()
,=
(.
bearing, heavy-armed.
From
(, ) (, nomad (5, , ($. (, $) <-$, (, $) (, -5, (, $) -5, (,

ov,
ashen spear, generally,
carrying off victory,
ov,
oTkos) carrying one's house with

as Subst.,
Scythians:
cf novKvvovs,
brifiging trouble or
or food,
ov,
bearing
life
3 sing. Ion. inipf. of is, gen. ios,

ov,
shield-
bearing
litter,
c.
gen.,
(.\5
sparing,
thrifty,
chary sparing of
bunches of grapes.
contr.
L3.t. feretrum.
, ()
bier,
Adv. -Kws, sparingly,
thriftily.
Aeol. for
inf of
, $, 5, ,
TO,
-[|,
Ep. for
3 sing. subj. of
ov,
like
stoutest,
bravest,
best; mostly in addresses,
ov,
(\\$) made
in
of cork.
burden
mostly
plur.
stony
ground:
cf.
the
cheat,
,
lie.
-, , ,
neut.
-, ((\5,
:
corkfooted.
, the cork-tree, Lat. quercus suber. 2. bark of the cork-tree, a cork, Lat. cortex. f. to play the impostor,
cheated.
'$, , *>,
',
with
aor. 2
also
Pass., pf.
, , , ,, , , -,
2. trans, to cheat,
, ()
,
trick
Pass,
sanctuary of Persephone.
Att.
to be
Hence
quackery, itriposture, trickery.
,, ^ ,
:
:
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.
, $, , () , , ()
the
that which is borne, a load, burden ox fruit of the womb. that which is brought by the wife,
oKos,
to slay, obsol.
a cheat, quack, impostor. Root, to which belong Ep. shortd. from the redupl. form
infin.
it
,=. ,,-. .
Sup.
-, ^,
Adj.
2 pi.
From
and
,=
Proserpine.
bravest, best, mightiest, most powerful.
as Lat. /or//s
fxom fero.)
for
augm.
(not
()
part.
as
if
were part, pres.:

3
pi.
5,
mightier,
6, Ep.
of
ov,
Comp.
Adj. stouter, braver, better,
3 sing,
more powerful.
See
5, , . $.
=
stoutest,
(From
; :
, , ,
durable.
forms, 2
754
05, ,
a
6,
verb. Adj. of
,
in
05.
to

oi
be borne, en-
contr. for cpiperpov.
Root only used

imperat.
(peprj
From
also fut. pass,
subj.
Ep.
inf.
aor. I
pf. act.
,
to
. , (
pi.
Ep. for
the
;
Root
*
; :
for
Ion. impf.
comes the
inf.
Ep. imperat. oice,

aor. l
; (. ^,, ^,
pres.
and impf.
Ep.
,
to
it
rather to do so and so
,
:
c. inr'.,
is
his opinion inclined
also used like
tends [to one's interest],
is
expedient.
VIII.
come
^^,
From
Ion.
the
med.
aor.
). (, ('/,
pass,
r
inf.
kvfiKai: aor. 2 TJveyieov Ion.
pass,
II. /o êar along, with bear or carry a load. <p(pHv, an idea of motion added, as of horses, III. to bear, endure, suffer, esp. with an etc. Lat. aegre, graAdv.,
,
it
Ion. aor.
pass.
From
the same
fut.
I.
^ ,,
3 sing. subj.
fut.
med.
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
as
Root *'EN- used

Ep. evciKa,
pi.
or plur. subj.,
Pass, to
an Adv., come, now, well, before the i sing, come let me hear;
come
involuntarily
:
let us set.
be borne or carried
from
a place, esp.
Root come pass. '^57-
to be borne, carried
on or along by
waves,
ferri
;
like Lat.
FERO,
$,
viter ferre, to bear a thing impatiently, take
^
;
it
amiss, be disconcerted at
,
it
opp. to Lat. leviter ferre, to bear a thing cheerfully, take IV. to fetch : to bring, present, give easily.
ill
;
or
dcjpa (pepfiv to
bring presents
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,
work;
in,
;
as,
;
or
or
to
bring
pay, discharge
pay
tribute
pay
.
3.
to
to
4.
fine.
to give one's vote, Lat.
ferre suffra-
giutn.
V. to bear, bring forth, produce : absol. of the earth or of trees, to bear fruit, be fruiful
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
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.
to be hurried,
;
:
,
is
',
$-
>
metaph.
which are
to simply rob. 2. to carry off", gain : to win, achieve, gain: Med., also to receive one's due, e. g. to receive pay esp. in phrases to carry off a prize TO, to win and hold the is used first, the second rank the Med. generally of everything which one gets for oneself or
for
metaph. of any rapid movement, etc. the reins escaped from the hands of lead to a place; like Lat. via fert or 2. pf. pass, part retains the ace. duett. the charioteer. 2. of a tract of country, to stretch, extend, okeBpov having esverge to or towards : metaph. to lead or tend to an in Homer, f end or object wpus vyiaivdv that caped, being quit of fate, destruction: but also c. gen., III. to which is conducive to health ; and so generally, to escaped from toils. Tivos to contribute or conduce to or towards. 3. to aim at, flee one's country for a crime hint or point at, refer to a thing Is a^wvas be banished by one hence to go into exile, live in IV. as TO the oracle referring to martial banishment, be banished, Lat. exulare. contests ; their opi- Alt. law-term, to be accused or prosecuted at law, nion inclined to giving battle the accused, defendhence, 6 also c. dat. pers.. opp. to
away
^ '/, , ^ ^ ,] ^ ^^ ' , (( ^ , ' ^,$

nato,
to flee in
, ^,. , : ^ 5, :
, -,
6,
^, ^. '^.
:
aor.
2^. pf.act.7r0i;7a,pass.(inact.
there
:
sense)
as
if
also Ep. pf. part.

:
from
flee, take flight
c.
ace.
cog-
vapa by the sea.
[sc.
']
flight
also,
to flee [the
way]
2.
the pres. part,

or
often ex-
presses only the purpose
endeavour
driven
away
also
compds. to denote
to flee, the being added irpo-
the escape
\)
:
as,
it
is
better that
;
running
one should escape than be caught
'/,
c.
so,
II.
off
TIVOS to flee before
any one.
4. c. inf. to
shun or
shrink frojn doing
nhsol. to fear, flinch.

as,
ofie's
use and behoof, so as to take and ca}-ry VIL absol. of roads, to to one's home.
own
ace. to flee, shun, avoid:

:
^,
'-
' ^ \
;
,
;
'/
((
:: :
ant, Lat. reus,
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
to
^^
;
'.
me
;
755
language
is
is
Siwkoju the accuser, prosecutor

be
c.
in familiar
as,
^'/'
pronoun,
Socrates:
Verb,
as,
tvith
(From
that can be
spark, vyos, , , and Hence brand, piece of the embers or hot ashes. to redi/ce to ashes, to btirn up. f.
and oaken, of oak, hzX. faginus,

ov,
bearing an esculent II. the escjiacorn, not the Lat. fagus (beech).
lent frtiit of the
for
fig,
cheat, knave, thief.
, ^, ,, , , . , . ( ',, ', , , . . -8, ) ?, , .. . . , . , . ', , . , , , ', , , , , , ^,( , -, ($ , ,, $ ,

^, :
murder.
aor. I
((:
<piv, as
from verb. Adj. of
05,
7/,
, ',
to
fut.
often means, to say yes, aflirm, assert : opp. to or to say no, deny, refuse.
to cry (piv, cry woe, wail.
verb. Adj. of
(,
of
from at .) one must flee. to be avoided
()
' (^ '$ ( '/, , , ^

said
I
;
often put before
its
said
sometimes joined with a synon. cKfye etc. II.
f.
Att.
Dor.
to speak, litter,
name
Med.
aor.
to express in
(
:
words.
8,
10$,
poet, for
',
speech, talk
report,
shunned or avoided.
rumour,
one's
8,
^,
Desiderat. of
ioiS,
, {(^) $.
^,
wish or desire
to flee.
the
good or bad report, reputation ; voice or judgment of the people.

aor. 2 of
l
Dor. fut. of
(not of
-. ('^).
[a]
Ep. for
aor.
inf.
of
66,
((:.
3 sing. aor. I opt. of a kind of vulture.
gen.
$,
Aeol. for
ios,
esp.
in
plur.
7765,
the Centaurs.
es,
, , 5,
Vfos,
, = \05.
gen.
Ion. for
(,
{,
2.
madly
3 sing. aor. 2 of
fond of wild animals
or hunting.
/,
2 sing,
of
^>.
but
5, Ep. for 5,
ov,
(<pr]yos)
1 sing. aor. 2 of
'2,
, ovv, contr. for , a kind of oak,

same
tree.
45.

Ion. for
3 sing aor. 2 opt. of
^.
3 pi.
Dor. for
aor. 2
med.
part, of
), Ep. ?, 3 $, , ()
which seems
[]
sing. pres. subj. oi
Ep. for
deceiver,
it is
name of
wild-
fut.
:
f.
ripe
when
not really
so.
aor.
aor. 2
',
opt.
3 pi. aor. 2 of later also
[]
to cheat, deceive, trick.
or
, , {$)
fama,
:
From
subj.
Ep. 3 sing,
and
?,, Ep.
inf.
for
I pi.
deceiver,
2,
f.
,,
:
5.
pf.
deceitful, knavish.
aros, ro, a deceit, deception, cheat.
Dor.
from heaven, a prophetic

gury.
also
II.
to deceive, cheat,
Hence Hence trick.
Dor. fut. reach before

to
(: ^,
3
pi.
;
part.
Ep. aor. 2 med. part.
aor. 1
(.
[d]:
To come
:
before, do,
(Is
the first
comer ;
a song.
a voice an oracle, an auany voice or words, a speech, saying 2. a common saying, an old tradiLat.
voice
{)
be heforehajid with, overtake, outstrip, anticipate, Lat. praevenire ; and sometimes simply to arrive
they anticipated the storm
;
tion, legend,
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.
report
', : , ), (, , , :
((
is
to
come
first into the city
c.
ace. pers.
it
often joined with a part. act.
, $
perat.
;
inf.
aor. I
part.
(.
; ;
part,
Med., aor. 2
impf. or aor. 2
for
pf. pass,
3 sing, imperat.
forms
(, ,
:
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
>
I
pi.
pres.
opt.
( , ,,
,
; ;
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
;
agreeing with the
is
best rendered in English

;
fut.
inf,
first
[],
:
also find the part, of
also
aWos
first
fall
Ep.
be an accuser before me;
3 sing.
( ($ ( $ $
by an Adv.
I
came sooner
joined with another Verb,
((
;
upon you
so part.
(-
$
;
before, sooner,
(
:
or first
we
no other
I
shall
will
(8 (8
( ((( (
,

756
notes impatience to have the thing done; will yoii not be quick and run off ;
i,
quick,
destructible, mortal, transitory.
pf.
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.
.
,
and opt.
i.
$ , ,(, ) () () , , .. -, (,$. , -, () 05. , -: -^: -, ,) '/

waniftg.
?
. ($
and
:
e.
make
haste and run

c.
off.
dv,
V. in answers with I could not be loo
arcs, pining, waning. []

ov,
e. I
will begin directly. aor. 2 pass. inf. of
verb.
Adj.
of
corruptible,
$,
aor
to
2 part,
f.
aor.
Dep.
utter a sotind or voice, to
^'/,
:
of the year.
impf.
praise, sing, celebrate.
speech: a saying,
generally,
trans, to
6,
of
his.
, . ',
(.,
pf.
:
, , ',
5,
ol
,
(5,
II. act.
causing
to decline,
wasting
wasting
diseases.
a declining, wasting,
to
5,
waste or pine. with blightedfruit.

aututnnal.
fern
of
or the time after
late
poet, for
aros,
, (^''/} word:
o(
a voice
cry, roar,
fut.
Ep. for
,
f.
gen.
morbus pediadaris.
or rather to eat fir-cones

fut. 2
: -,( : (: , , : ', ' ', , ', (, ( ( ' , () (), ^ , ,^ -, (,(, , ) $ ^ , ,. . \ , , ,. . ($, (, , . . , , ( ,) , 8, , ,, . . , 5, ,, ($, , ,
II. the
, (^) , (, .
to
f. ;
small fruit or cone of a kind of pine.

be lousy, suffer
, ,
eyy
cf.
in plur. accents,
language, words. 2.
sound.
. ,,
a
louse,
destruc'ive, deadly, fatal.

pi. aor. 2 subj.
Lat. pedicu-
, , .. -, {, ) , () , . -5, (, 5,
consume, waste. [p'\ common form oi Ep. for aor. 2 a, ov, Phthian; oi
[iJ] 3 sing. Ion. impf. of used only in pres. and I. intr. to waste away, decay. II.
.
[]
the last
part of
the fall
autumn,
()
fut.
pass. subj.
the Phthians.
[],
med.
inf.
oi
opos,
,,
man-destroying,
Ep. aor. 2 pass, of

ov,
PpoTos) man-destroying. of persons, consumption, de2. generally,
cline, decay, Lat. tabes.
a dwindling
from
or
wasting away, decay, watiing. []
rpayeiv)
aor. I
to eat lice,
05, , ,
[
same sense
;
but, 2. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass. opt. oi [], tp. 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 pass, indie. verb. Adj. of wasted, decayed,
the dead.
Ep,
pf.
pi.
dead ;
Pass.,
pf.
:
aor.
[a]
{)
e'is
impf.
more
fut.
common
in
form
[t]
to
cor^
Horn., r Att.]:
as act.)
[t]
pf. pass,
rupt, spoil, ruin, waste, destroy, Lat. perdere, pes-
stimdare
Pass,
to
go
to
ruin,
periih
in
Att.,
but
pi.
(in
plqpf.
is
more commonly Ep.

Ep.
pi.
aor. 2 pass., 3
was a common imprecation, go and be banged! Lat. abi in malam rem! hence, ei
unless thou depart; but,
subj.
3 sing,
part,
(for
(for
or irpus
to
run headlong into a thing. wrecked persons, to be cast away.

to kill, slay, destroy
:
2. in Pass.,
of ship-
5
[]:
in
opt.
inf.
to decline, decay, tvane,pine or
waste away,
II.
of men,
also of
women,
to seduce
perish, die; 01
Pass, to perish, pine away.

is,
first
dead: of Time, irpiv k(V would the night come to an end;

the
the nights
e.
wane
yevos)
destroying the
I
race or family.
,
),
the moon's wane, i. in Homer's time, the
towards the month's end

as in
month was
divided into two

phrase,
Ep. for
and 3
parts,
and
pi. aor.
2 subj.
Ep. for Ep. for
(,
of
of
'
3 sing. aor. 2 of
),
aor. 2 inf.
3 sing. aor. 2 subj. of of 3 sing. aor.

2 subj.
waning of the month, and at its Athens the month was divided into 3 decads,
the
both at beginning at
;
7)
in the
two
first
Ep. for
fut.
as, Ep.
and Ion.
fern,
trict in
Thessaly, the
abos,
home
of
(,,
$,
Phthia, a dis$, of Achilles, [i]
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
:
make
to decline, de-
a Phthian woman.
of
Ep. for
aor. 2 pass. subj.
cay or pine away, to consume to waste, squander.
also of
money,
:
etc.,
Adv. to Phthia. [t] Ep. dat. sing, of at Phthia. [t] part. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of [] intr. perishing, wasting,
()
man of
Phthia
fern.
{()
idos (sub. 7^), the land of Phthia. the voice of like
, (iyyoa)
yyos,
men
also the cry
of animals.
6$, , , (^$) $, 0"2,

:
cry of animals
Adv.
be envious or jealous, to envy, bear a
, (-) $ , , (
<5,
men
:
the voice of
also the
].
::
7^7
iSos,
generally, a soiind.
0,
chase Oetov
'ios,
nom.
pi.
a kind of cake.
envious, jealous;
or of a country
f.
the gods are altogether jealous. >' to be enviously disposed. in late Poets aor. l :
:
ing or watching, wakeful, [ayp]

ojvos,
Pass., aor. I
{. -vos)
grudge or
to
will
a
c. dat. pers.,
(pOoveiv rivi
:
absol.,
man
in
a state of prosperity
bear no malice, Lat. ne graveris : also c. gen. rei, ob I bear thee no grudge for the Toi
mules.
3. c. ace. rei, to
]5 -, -5,
:
used in contests, [a]
-, -,
-5, , ($, 5,
ov,
-5,
:
fem.
aypa) a lover of the a huntress.
ov,
ill-
envy
,
-5,
,
life.
ov,
fond of the country {^, {$, aypvirvos) fond of waka-ypos)
,,
(<pi\os,
aywv)fond of contests:
brotherly or sisterly love.

brotherly, sisterly,
[a]
ov,
{$, \$) fond

{cpi\os,
From
of one's
brother or
iii>ter,
grudge, refuse or with-
hold through envy or jealousy. 3. c. ayopevcai I will not grudge to
'
6
,
:
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
$ man
grudging
5,
: i.
,
inf.,
tell;
(-
, - -5, -,
Athenians. Ep.
lamentable.
-05,
ov,
{\$,
ov
f:\ov)fond of the games. fond of the

med. imperat. of
2 sing. aor. I
ov, ((p'lKos,
ov,
gen. ovos,
modesty.
thirsty.
0'02, ,
e. I
envy.
ill-will, envy,
65, ,
ov,
-5,
ov, ((f>i\os,
ov and
jealousy, at the
good
Comp. and
Sup. of
',
fortune of another
lice,
also
Lat. invidia
ovdas
c.
ing,
am
willing:
an envying, a grudge, mathere is no grudggen. rei, envy for or because
charges fault-ending, censorious.

blaiue.
ov,
of of
thing
OS jealousy at the great prosperity
men was
ascribed to the gods,
Ion.
destruction, ruin: zhoaniortality, perdition, death.
whence the phrase

corruption, decay
2.
lowing.
intreat, i.e. disarm, their envy.
{)
;
fond of sheer wine
seduction of a woman. depravity, wickedness.
8,
-,
,=
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.
moral corruption,
ruin, perdition
:
pass, sense.
-, -,\$) $) -5 . ,. , ,
II.
{\05,
, )
ov,
) $). {,
fond of blood,
5)
fond of wailing
loving
bloodirreg.
ov,
dearer, dearest.
fond of bringing
liable to
($,
readily fol-
Ion.
:
{\$,
[a/cp]
given to wine,
1
destruction,
-5, ,
îKav^pia,,
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.
bial termin.,
' , ,, ^. , ,
09,
-,
conjugal.
colliers.
mankind: in Med.
or kindly.
()
\$,
-8,
see
less,
country
-, -, -5,
wayward.
life,
ov,
(^5,
5)
wilfully thought-
ov,
(\$,
ov,
ayaeos) loving goodness.
ov,
($, ayKaos) loving splendour.

(<pikos,
aypavXos) fond of a
-, , ) , $. -,
,
love
i
) -5, ) -, -5, {5) ^, ($)

Dor. for
poet.
aor.
med.
part, of
in
ov,
{$,
humanity, benevolence, kindliness, clemency

acts of
, ,
ov,
es,
love for a
friend of the vine. husband : loveformen. Fiom
(^$,
<ws,
{5, $) fond offlowers.

, {os,
11.
loving one's husband, loving men. []
($)
to
friend of
be a friend to
to act
humanely
for mankind,
:
in plur.
humanity or kindness.
-nOS, ov,
(8,
.
0$)
loving man-
kind,
humane, benevolent, kind. Hence Adv. humanely, kindly: Sup.
-(5,
most hujnafiely.
-03, , {$,
Dor. gen.
Dor. for ^], opos, , loving one's husband, affectionate. aoibus) fond of singing or
(5,
sijigers.
r],fondnessfor making enemies, readiness at picking quarrels : in pi. quarrelsome at'

tempts.
[dyp]
From
Adv.
-, )/ , .
758
plicity or frankness.
abroad or
covetous, avaricious.
of Aristides.
the chariot-race.
playing at dice,
[] , of -5, (\5, worn $, , , (\$,

Hellenes or Greeks.
ov,
loving, selfish.
part. dat. sing.
holidays.
fault-flnding
willingly, industrious.
full of love,
.-5, (\$, rades them. Adv. -$. -5, ($, loving of of Bacchus. --8, ,(05. (,) fond of -5, (, ix)vq)fond of
or friends, true to
ov,
epith.
marriage-bed. []
,, ,, -8,
oj/,
-8, . -, , ) $) -5, , . (), -5, , ) -8,, () . , , . -,,,{,{, ) ^, ) -8, {, -65, (, , )=5. ', (, . . -, , -8, , , , 5, /, , () 08, , ()
From
fond of
the
ov,
-, , ,
:
-,
, ,-. , . , , -5, .'] -5, ', , (, ) . -, () -5, -8, , (, -8, .

ov,
, ) -, ) ,
,
-, -,
,
gen. ovos,
($,
of making enemies, quarrelsome, wrangling.
, (\$,
(\$,
ov,
travellifig.
$)
an\6os) fond of sim-
fond of going
. ( (
-5, -68,
ov,
{$,
aor.
s,
gen.
(os,
making
8) {$, ($)
:
of youths.
',
,
enemies, quarrelsome.
f.
:
-8, -5,
$
aor. I
p. aor. imperat.
in
Med
in
3 sing,
pass,
sense,
:
3 plur. subj. beloved;
love of money, cove(ousness.
ou,
($, apyvpos)
,
((pi\os,
From fond of money,

afriend
in pass, sense
:
Pass., paullo.-p. fut.

:
Pass, to
pf be beloved by one
;^
(,
pf. fut.
:
fond of
part.
also
()
; :
:
<^'-
love
ov,
of loving
came
From the general sense various special meanings, as, to treat
affectionately or kindly, to welcome, to befriend;

to to
ov, ((pi\os,
fond of
'
\X,
chariots or
-5,,
love of rule, lust of power.
($,
ov,
Dor, for
Dor. for
) . (,
fond of rule,
3 sing.
fiit.
From
thou shalt be welcome with us. shew signs of love, esp. to kiss ; kiss on the mouth Med. to kiss one another.
:
2.
ambitious.
to like, be fond of, practise.
II. c.
inf
3. like Lat.
amo,Jo
<^6 yiyvo9ai
,
be fond of doing, be wont, use to do: impers.,

it
is
wont to happen,
as is
usually, hapsolet.
o{
[]
(\$,
aarpayaXos) fond of
ov,
{$, os)fond of profligacy.

med. of [tj avKos) fond of (he flute, []
pens: absol., except in Ep. aor. fem. of

dat.
^tAef
wont, Lat. ut
a mistress. []
to love pleasure, find delight in a thing, c.

es,
3 sing. Ep. aor. I

ov,
From
ov,
(\8, Adv. -$.
fond of
oneself, self-
3 sing. Ion. impf. ov, eOeipa) loving the hair,
causing pleasure.
i.e.
in the hair.
")
pi.
:
(, $)
(5,
6,
of hearing
-8, (, )
disct/ssions.
^5os) loving pleasure.
Hence
ov,
{$,
fondness for pleastire, delight. ri5ovr])fond ofpleasure. 2.
fondness for listening, attentiveness.
fond of
listening :
fond
the
Dor. pres. part. fern. Dor. 3 pi. pres. of

ov,
loving night. oi but also pres.
spindle,
lights in trials, esp. as a
kopTrj)
fond of feasts
or
(\5,
fond of
a censorious person.
dear to lovers.
-605,
love of labour, industry.
From
epyov) loving work, working
, ,
[a]
ov,
($, , (5,
fond of
juryman
a
in
one who dethe court Heliaea,

[i]
aTos, to,
kiss,
Dim. of
little kiss.
Ep. pres. inf of Aeol. for []
($,
ov,
friendliness.
obeying the rein, tractable. IpcT/ios) loving the oar,

I
,
-$,
fond of
the sea.
ov,
WTos,
[r]
6,
epi0os)fond of wool-spinning. , (\5, ($) prone to love,
Ep. for aor. Ep. fut. inf of

ov,
of
[r]
kaiiipa) fond of evening. love of comrades, friendship. From ov, traipos) fond of one's comov,
(\5,
(8,
verb. Adj. of one must love. ov, 6, a kisser, lover. opos, = a lover.
Ion.
evoi)
the cry
evoi,
amicitia;
love, friefidship, Lat. friendship for me, for thee.
the bed, esp.the
Dor. for forms of the pres. part, of
Of,
(5,
()
,,
dainties.
affectionate;
Adv. pov; Sup.
-$,
.
order.
-. ,
ov,
oforfor afriend, friendly, proofs or marks of friendship. in a kind,friendly way : Comp.
from
a
friendly,
also
os,
:
ov,
(5)
(sc.
fond of
friend, friendly, kindly in alliance with one

:
opp. to
5,
of or
a friendly
. ^. 5, , [] 05, (-) /
to 17 country, as ôc? of friendship.
in
II.
as Subst.
Philip's side or party, to Philippize. at, a town in Thrace.
, , ,
-,
TO,
/39.
Zfus
2.
\3, Jove
Adv.
Pbilippi:
beloved, dear.
a friendly way.
Thucydides.
-5, (\$, {\$,$) -5, , )

ov,
759
fond of bunting. fond of
^,
q/"
Philip.
-8,
is,
{',
6,
eprjvos)
fond of wailing
or
ov,
Philippian.
f.
Att.
to),
()
fond of
from
lamentation.
6e
o ficing, a zealous worshipper, [y]

ov,
(piXimrOTaTos.
, . , 5, -5,
ov,
(,
II.
iTT-nos)
horses
Sup.
as masc. pr. n,, Philip,
($) =
OP,
[]
-5, , (\5, ) -{55, (\$, ) -,$, (^,

cpyia
sacrifices offered
buildifig.
Comp. o(
Adv. of
or wine.
one's belly.
crous, loving a Joke.

loving.
-, '/. -, , $) -8, -5, /) -,$, -,

(S,
\5, a friendly manner. {5, $) leaving Bacchus

in
$,
dearer.
prone
-.,
ov,
ating, fond of lamentation
Dor. for ov, (^\$, yaia) loving the earth. longingfor marriage. ov,
{5,
{$,
fond of
the
- (, {$, -, ,
ov,
gen.
ovos,
to pity, cotnpassiofiate.
indulge a
, ,
ov,
{\8,
:
-otKTOs, ov,
oTktos) fond of compassionpiteous,

[t]
) \$.
(\8,
=
Adv.
) ')
fond of
sacrificing
one fond of sacri-
with zeal.
fond
of
-8.
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.
love,
)
:
to
ov,
country
^, -605,
-5, -65,
(8, yiKoios) fond of ludi, , ($, yikws) laughterfondness for farming or for a
-5,
taste for refinement.
From
loving the beautiful,
loving beauty
elegance.
or of a country
os^ loving
life.
,
ov,
bent, pliant, lithe.
From
life.
(5, yewpyos)fond offarming
fruit abundantly.
f.
loving one s lord or master : of slaves, attached, submissive. befriending the comov,
) -, $) -5,
Dor.
ov,
fs,
-,
gen. ios,
{, )-
mirth, mirthful, cheerful.
{$,
{5, ) -5, $) -75, (^') , , -65,
ov, {<pi\os,
\6$)
,
ivy.
and goodness fond of refinement and II. \% fond of honour, seeking honour.
es,
gen. ios,
easily
ov, ((p'lKos,
hearing
to be
love of gain. greedy of gain.
From
ov,
mons or
,
[i]
ov,
{, (75) {\5,
fond of
loving the laurel.
gain, greedy of gain.

ov,
B(v8pov)fond of trees.
ing or mocking.
-8, , )
people, the
{.
{$,
one's relatives or connections.

ov, {<pi\os,
commons' friend. to befondoflaw, litigious. From

lawsuits:
liti-
ov,
{\08,
venturous, enterprising, bold. Adv. in an enterprising way.
-5, -,, -5,

-5,
'-5,
-5,
is,
gen. ios,
{\08,
Kip8os) loving
{$, ipoos) fond of jeerovos, , (8, iv)fond of

6,
gious.
vellers,
-5, -5,
Adv.
ov, 6,
(\08,
ing, indulging sorrow, melancholy.

ov,
-, -5,
-5,
6-?5,
ov,
(5, {$,
ov,
(\$,
) )
{\$,
tiful.
-05, , {\5,
-pcus.
) )
$)
-5,
ov,
ov,
{\$,
a friend of tra-
wearing
(8,
loving honour ot glory. loving noise. fond of lament-
-KOivos, ov, (</)$, Koivos)
) )
vvos)fond
-,
of danger,
venturously,
fond of
fond of pinching. fond of what is

loving steep
common.
rocks, crag-loving.
fond of giving, boun-
choose as friends.
or din.
-, , (5, )
ov,
(\$,
trious.
wind.
-,
-
epyov)fond of work, indusloving the west-
ov, (<piKos,
ov,
cowardly.
fond
6-08, Of {$, 6$) loving God, pious, devout. , love of bunting, love of the chase. From
,
$) {8, ) ) .
(\05,
ov,
-5,
f.
ov,
-KpoTos, ov,
loving a {5, {5, KpoTOs) loving noise or din.
ov,
(<^5, Kriavov)
[],
{, (oa)fond
fond of one's life, fond of animals.

of seeing,
loving possessions, greedy of gain, covetous
XoKTeavwraTos, most covetous, most grasping. = ov, gen. ovos, (^\08,

Ktiavos.
ov,
of spectacles or shows.
-, -8,
)^,
pick and
rattle
68)
):
Sup.
{$,
Kvôs) fond of dice or
gambling.
760
splendour, Joyous, brilliant.
ofhun'ins or the cbase.

arid dancing, fond
(, ) -$, -3, , -5, {$, &)

(S,
gen.
eoi,
6, {cjkKos,
Lacedaemonians, [a]
ov, poet,
keia) loving booty.

ov,
-, -, -,
ov,
$,
of revelry.
6,
literature
-5, (,
:
{,
)
[]
Lovbs
loving
a lover
fond of feasting
fond of
the
. ,
f.
: :
-5, (, ) fond
tentious, pertinacious, obstinate.
Hence
, , ()
verb. Adj. one
ov,
ov,
ov,
of
strife,
con-
to strive for victory.
for (pi\o\uos, (jcpiXos,
\, -cvos,
and
groom
-?, (, -5, (, )
or bride.
ov, poet, for
{\$,
\5) loving
dainties.
strangers, hospitable.
97,
/ore of discussion, love of learning
-5 -5,
-irais,
2.
the study
wordy. ing and literature, Lat. studiosus : as Subst., \oyos, 0, a student of language and history, a learned
of language and history. From ov, fond of words, 11. fond of dissertation ; fond of learn-
-)
of play or sport, playful, sportive.

children, loving boys.
^-
man.
viling, abusive.
[$, fond of learning, loving knowledge. Adv. loving sooth, {$, sayers or soothsaying. loving the -.<05,
6S.
(COS,
fight.
like.
rain-loving.
,, -. ) . -.5, ) ,, ,(, ) -, {, ) (, ) -^8 -5,

ov,
-5,
,
f.
{5,
')
try.
fond of
re-
loving one's country.

father.
love of knowledge, gen. ios,
From
fond of sailing.
ov,
breast.
to be fond
offighting, eager
to
From
ov,
fighting, war-
riches
because, ace. to the legend, Philomela

into this bird.
mother.
loving music and the arts

ov,
, (, -5, ) -5, (, , -5, (,

, ov, of,
es,
and
censorious.
, ) -, (, ) , {)) () ) )
and
ov,
Ion.
-, , the
,,
os)fond
poet, also
city, state
nightingale, so called,
was changed
Hence
belonging to the nightingale. loving one's
Athens,
in
poet, for
(, -
oum
laughter-loving, epith. of Venus.

ov,
loving the dance

to love the
work hard,
song.
{.
ov,
Muses. love of the Muses. loving the Muses,
love of labour, industry. love of
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.
love of strive, contentiousness, rivalry, party-spirit, pertinacity, ob&tinacy.

1^,
. ., ) ,^ () )
-5, , (, -5, {, -5, -5, (,
:
men.
refined, learned.
fond offables.
given
dustry.
, ?, - )) , ^, () , , -,() ) ,
ov,
-, )) ) -, -, )) -, ) ) -, -7\5,, ))
loving one's
love of one's
(, ^. , (, -, , , (, ) (, (, , -, (, , , , , (, -5, (, -, (, (, ,
-,
ov,
poet. -|ivos, ov,
) .
must
strive for victory.
striving for victory.
loving the bride-
Adv.
-,
hospitably.
loving
ov, poet, for ov, gen.
vatypxx) fond
coun-
love of one's father.
ace.
loving one's
constantly braided.
ov contr.
ow,
loving arms or war.
love of riches.
From
(<)5,
loving or seeking
-'5, (,
;
ov,
the Tzccfor wealth. loving the fiock.
poet,
-5,
general,
state.
Adv. of war, warlike. ect's and Ion.

:
, (,
,,
:
-.
ov,
(,
ace. -iv loving one's

:
or country: as Subst.,
, a patriot
or
at patriotism: was used of one who loved Greece of one who was devoted to his
{.
,
ov,
be diligent
,
to
love
labour,
(,
:
bad men.
From
fond of bad
to find fault,
gent, industrious.
Dor. for
ov,
Adv.
loving sailors.
vinolen'.ia.
to choose the
worse part
Hence
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
-,
,
From
-, -,
ov,
(,\%,
II.
laboriously
Comp.
), (,
love of labour , patient in-
loving labour,
Sup.
dili-
toilsome, laborious.
;
--
-5. (, ,
love of drinking, drunkenness, Lat.
', ,
of business, meddlesome,
courtesy.
\-5,
From
address, affable.
be first or in the front rank.
autumn fruits.
-, -5, -5, -, -5,

ov,
ov,
. , ) , ,
: ;
officious: as Subst.,
Adv. a busybody, meddling fellow. easiness of address, affability,
-.
wise, to seek after knowledge, study hard, Lat. philo-
sophari.
II. c.
ace. rei, to discuss or
ov,
(,
-', , (5,
f.
ov, poet, for
,,
{8, $) loving wheat.

ov,
poet, for (piXonoXis.
, (^5,
. )
loving what
she
subject by method, to inquire into, treat scientifically, Lat. meditnri ; to seek out a
2.
vpoa-qyopos) easy of
to strive to
philosophic system.
at a thing.
(
later,
761
examine
generally, to study,
work
love of knowledge and wisdom, fondness for studious pursuits. 2. the systernatic treatment of& subject, scientific investigation, Lat. mediiatio.
a lover of
or sapienfia.
the harbour.
sheltering,
grapes.
-5, -, -,, -, -, '02,
(5, opyia) fond of

,
ov. {<pi\os, opOLOs)
,
:
{,
birds.
orgies.
is
right.
who
loves
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,
knowledge,
{01
, fondness of birds. , , {\$, opvis)

,,
From
fond of
birds
:
professes
who
harbouring
aiyos,
{, )
:
sophic, loving knowledge.
loving or bearifig
vyos, ov
;
neut. nouns, as
it is
, , (\5,
vocat.
^) ,
:
fond of quails.
sometimes even with

loved, beloved, dear,
2. as Subst., Lat. amicus, cams. Aids Lat. amicus, amica, a friend; of Jove in addressing others, S)
\5,
$, & \(,
\5
the friend
S)
-8, , -5,
,
frierids
of dwelling in grottoes.
ov,
() -5, ) $ ). $, $, vy) -,
Hence
verb. Adj. one must pursue wisdom.
3.
philosophy, Lat. philosophia
(5,
first
2. as
Subst.,
;
one who
philo-
an art or
scicfice
a philosopher, one
II.
discusses subjects scientifically.
Hence
Adv. philosophically.
117705,
,,
friend,
men, one's kith and have all in common.
friends kin ;
3.
friends, kins-
($, {8, zealous. ($, wreathed, garlanded. {$,

ov,
offerings or libations, employed in libations.
-5,
-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
$, $,
implied in
it,
;
as,
also to enraged in heart wiih his mother Althaea their own denote possession or custom, their wonted labour. II. garments loving, in Poets also, with an act. sense, like to feel friendly, fond: kiiidly, kind; to do one a kindness. kindly ; has several forms of Comparison: I.
($ $. $.
Comp.
Sup.
ov: Sup.
:
$, 5,
Sup.
ov,
II.
$5
-5, $ ^, ) } 6($ -5,

;
of things, dear, pleasing;
groaning, fond of lamentation.

, tender love,
ov,
affectionate, esp, of natural affection.

ov,
soldier's friend.
( $,
:
the body
, ) -5, ) 5 .
ov,
) ) $)
($,
Adv.
fond
loving drinkloving zeal,

loving crowns,
ov,
ovos) loving sighs or
-$.
Adv.
warm
affection.
From
{<$, opy)
,
loving tenderly,
-ys.
the
{5,
ov,
{5,
loving, indulging
sensual.
or offspring.
, ov,
Comp.
-5,
cultural.
carrying a
haunting the rocks.
a je!>t.
-8, -, -68, -',

staff.
($, aiTOs) fond
generally. /oi/ offood or eati?ig. ov, sceptered.
oôs,
ov,
{, , , {5, (^5, $)
{5,
pf.
5)
(,
:
ov, gen. ovos,
f.
to be
a lover of knowledge, seek to become
, ^
epya works of
absol.
77
) )
3.
of corn, agri-
(5. 5, $, 5,
nious
:
-5, , -65,
[a], a, ov,
ov,
{<$,
Dor. for loving one's children
{.
ov,
,{$, ()
ov, also os, ov,
)
II.
to love art, practise
an
art.
From
fotid of art, ingelove, affection

:
of things, curious.
2.
Comp.
, {$) friendship,
promoting
also of friendship between nations.
(8)
it ;
of friend-
ship or love, tending to or

love.
(sub.
;
),
)(- , ($)
one's health
loving or friendship, the loving-cup
drunk ;
loving or
health.
fut.
med.
:
loving
and
pass,
Dep.
to love
( ôr the cup sacred to

to have
to
drink a
aor.
:
med.
pf.
honour or
distinc-
tion
fame
2. to place one s ambitious or emulous. or glory in a thing, pride oneself on it, c. dat.
to be
762
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
&!/
it
6$
censorious.
prize
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.
:
object,
tious: zealous, emidous.

pass. much-ho7iotired.
\$,
, , , ) , ,-) -, ) . $) -5, -5, -, -(, ,,( - -, ()) ) , 5, . , ,) , , ()

above measure to have you for a friend.
Ion.
( {)
-, ,
ov,
be cowardly, dastardly or fainthearted.
who would
love
ice,
of well
, () -5, ) -.
ov,
6-|/5,
.
;
: ;
{\05,
ipoyos)
fond of blaming,
of one's
life,
to be fond
life,
to
Hence
coward-
Ion.
-, , excessive love <^
faintheartedness.
ov, (\$, loving one's life too hence cotvardly, dastardly, fainthearted. Adv.
ov, irreg. Sup. of
dearest,
most
5, ,
best beloved.
ov, irreg.
Comp. of
$,
dearer,
more
-,,
a
honour, distinction.
or better loved.
TO,
{\5,
loving honour, ambiII.
Adv.
-5, emulously.
love, Shakespere's
poet, for
Dim. of
little
pet, darling.
ov,
5,
to
($, -^) noise-loving.

, , {\5,
:
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
'
(\)
'
ov, loving one's friends.
wanton
violence.
lyyos,
loving
ov,
the lyre,
accompanying it. f. med. and pass,

:
aor. I
med.
:
(:
in
moisture.
\-8,
tilia.
ov,
ov,
($, (', (5,

II.
aboufiding in
loving song.
[]
[t]
virvos) loving sleep,
'.
treat or deal with affectionately, to
shew
Ion.
the lime or linden tree,

its
kindness to
aor.
I
metaph.
to foster, indidge, gratify

to
Lat.
the bass underneath
bark, Lat.
tree,
pass,
shew
kitidness to one
philyra, used to
light as linden
tie
up
flowers, etc.
[iJ]
another, to greet or embrace one another,
\$.
II.
, ov,
of the lime or linden
II. absol. to
be of a kindly,
cheerful disposition,
5, ,
-05, , {$,
wood,
[i;]
ov,
Comp.
-5,
ov, 0,
{$, opos) a lover of mountains.

in friendly
fofid of singing or song.
ij, friendly treatment or behaviour, friendliness, kindliness : friendly greeting,
Adv. of
manner, in a
welcome.
or affectioned,friendly, kindly.
affectionately, cheerfully.
\5, -,
pleasifig way, kindly.
cheerfulness, gaiety.
,
.
choral dance.
choral dance, epith. of Pan.

f.
money, be covetous.
fond of money,
fairness or honesty.
or country, to
-, (, ) , ^-5, ) ) , , ( '2, -5, (, ) , -5,, ) , (),) . -5, $) -, $) -5, , () , , .

Adv.
kindly,
, ov = ovos, , , (\$,
)-$,
kindly
any in, with irreg. neut. pi. strument for keeping the mouth closed, a muzzle for
calves, etc., Lat. capitrtim, fiscella.
II.
'2,
f.
[]
minded dogs,
the
,
f.
,,
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
:
aor.
pass,
pf.
ov,
(\$,
loving the choir or

to
love
gag, shut up as with a muzzle; to make fast his neck in the pillory: metaph. to muzzle, gag, put to silenee
:
to muzzle,
Hence
Pass.,
be thou silent;
be
still.
love of money, covetousness.
, the
stem of a tree, a trunk, block, log ;

as
for
:
ov,
covetous.
Adv.
-.
loving money,
generally, a piece of wood. TO, poet, contr. for
{\$,
loving goodness,
aros,
shoot, scion
metaph.
a son,
scion.
particular spot or haunt.

ov, {<p'iXos,
4s,
-5, -5,
or lying.
ov,
($,
loving Christ.
(vos,
ov, (0iAos,
plants, gardefier. greedy of gold. Ep. 2 to be fond of a place

to
haunt a particular spot. Hence , fondness for a place, attachmetit
gen. (os,
) ($) (,
fond of a
(,
the
,
to
{,
:
a tender of
sing. fut.
:
med. of
f.
[]
aor.
() = :
sow, plant, raise

to bear,
also to beget
to.
in
Med. of
place.
fond of asunder with a
lies
, ,
*|,
aor. 2
noise.
woman,
', {)
give birth
fut.
Dor. for
of
.
to be
broken or rent
words
out sense.
Ion. writers.
(p\avpovpyos,
, 5,
: :
:
^, , 5, , $, <\5. -5, , (\$,

f.
,
:
; : :
ev/xezô ?
763
blazing, flashing. blazing, gleaming.
in Aristophanes,
meant to
Att. for
collat.
form of (pavKos, preferred by
.
,
:
ridicule
sound with-
08, , , {\6) flaming, 05, , , {^) flaming,
(;,
on fire.
f.
, {)
ei/,
to set
From
scorch: metaph. to inflame:
.5, 05,,,,,{^
fs,
fees,
77,
onfire, burn i,p, kindle, Pass, to flame, blaze.

.
flaming, fiery burning.

burnt, set
verb. Adj.
,
from
epyov) working badly
<\$
',
,
aor. i
a sorry workman,
Adv. oi (pKavpos, badly, meanly; to know an art indifferently well Lat. male audire, to be ill spoken of.
3 sing. impf.
f.
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
as
burnt.
Lat. pitmta.
.',
agency.
scorch
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.
; :
, , {) ,
Pass., aor.
collat.
form of
to crush, bruise,
(
[]
Dor.
:
05,,(</)67) 5, , {, {) -05, , {, ) -, , {^) , = koys.

plant
pf.
made of <^8,
bark, bass.
-, 5, , , {, ) $ 5
WTTOS,
a blazing, blaze: inflammation. flaming, flery, blazing. ubos) like flame, flery hot. fiery-looking, flaming.
burning
of
heat.
the water-
or
(oOijres
garments
trees,
^,
II. intr. to
blaze, blaze up, be inflames.
aros, to, II. aflame, fire, heat. Medic, term, inflammation, heat. 2. phlegm,
{^-)
aor. I
large mass of men, the battle-din sea. (Formed from the sound.)
iye'ipuv to raise a
$,
$, , (^)
,
;a/-garments..
the inner
bark of
smooth
any roaring
noise, the
:
hum
.:
:
'/
\-^$
the
or din of a roaring of the
and hpXiy
to be heated, itiflamed, to fester.
flery heat of wine : . Ion. for
,
,
:
, gen. '/03, {^) aflame, blaze

flame
pi.
of Phlegra, Phlegraean. a kind of vulture or eagle, so called from he'm^ flame-coloured. ou, like \'^$, burning, scorching: metaph. hot, ardent,
65, ,,,(^) 5, , {^)
, ,
:
:
silly talker,
{^)
fut.^Xe^cu: aor.
Pass, to
become
hot, blaze up.

:
:
3.
ter
, ,
5,
t6,
f.
-: : ():
$$.
silly talk, foolery.
^,
:
metaph.,
^^
\ya
to talk
oiVou the
flames, fire.
the fool,
{$
II.
prater.
a pustule.
trans, to burn,
2.
boil over, rise up.
metaph.
c.
words, talk
to kindle, inflame, Lat. urere
Pass., like Lat. uri, to
be inflamed, burn, glow.

rei, to
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
metaph., also
ace.
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,
, '.,
($, ,
, . ,
,
,
idly, babble
6. Comic word
3
pi.
devices idly threatening
, : () '{)
[]
:
a rising on the skin
blis-
idle talk, foolery.

i
aor.
to
II.
metaph.
'
to
overflow with
on
his shield.
to imitate a nasal sound.

2 sing, aor, I pass. subj.
Dor. for
$,
imperat. of
^6%,,',{)
. .
(()
, ,
',
\$,
\$,
-, {)
, ,
65,.
( (5 , ) -, (, ) -5,
[]
(05,
($
(^,
^,

764
with fear,
flight.
,:
f.
aor.
,
and
and
pass,
pass,
in fear, take fright, be affrighted, to fear,
(
II.
;
:
('.
:
:
frighten, terrify,
Pass,
aor.
dismay : to put fut. med. i med.

:
pf. pass,
^ . 8( () - 08, (, , ()
: :
to
strike
to
of the date or palm-tree ; of palm-leaves ; Phoenician.
garment
11.
oJvos palm-wine.
,,
Horn, usually, to be put

to flee before
to flight, to flee;
him: c. ace, to flee from, fear, dread anyone npus TL to be alarmed at a thing but,
;
:
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.
pass,
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-îos, ov,
0,
:
, , , -5, , . -, , -5, , $ -,
',
of
( ,
dread:
in
3, 5, () $, ( 05, .', =^3.

=
red.
to be
put
Carthaginian:
Adv.-o)s,
ov,
Phoenician: later, Punic, in Phoenicianfashion. II.

of,
rivos
from
[yl^
the
pahn-tree;
palm-unguent,
e'is
or
, ,
05, () , {) 5, {()
aros,
],
,. , ()
TO,
Ep. and Dor. for
pi. aor. I
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,
:
$, , {()
purple, crimson.
crimson.
an
object
fear, a terror. of
liable to fear, timid.
is,
^
,
'$ ^,
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
;
the priestess of Phoebus generally, orie inspired by Phoebus, a prophetess.

f.
, ( , ,
f.
, $.
$, $.
for
to cleanse, purify.
II.
purple-cheeked, red-cheeked, of ships having red bows.

ov,
or
{$)
cleanse, wash.
flowers;
-, ) , , -5, 8, , ) 5, 8 . , , -, () ,
{oos)
poet,
to ov,
5, ( ,,
:
/iios) to
utter prophetic words.
ados,
, {oos)
also os, ov, Ion.
/ios) of Phoebus, belonging or sacred to Phoebus; hence prophetic, inspired. , Phoibe, Lat. Phoebe, a frequent name of Diana, as is Phoebus of Apollo. os, poet. fem. of
, ,
,
the ruddy-footed goddess, Virgil's rubicunda Ceres. vTepov) with purple or ov, crimson wings : as Subst., a red
v/ater-bird, the flamingo.
ov
shanked.
o(os.
ov. Ion. for
($,
rapt or inspired by Phoebus. ov, pure, bright, radiant, beaming. II. as prop, n., , Phoebus, the Bright One, epith. of Apollo often joined
5, ,
{5)
:
(, (, $) (, (, -, , (, ) -'65, (,$, , -5, (, >\.-\\%, (, /) . (, ) -5, (, 8. ,-,, (, 8) ,

ground, of the Red Sea.
-,
065,
Tj,
, -5,
() (, {., (, (, -) (,
'
) )
) ',
6,
to climb palms. Phoenician-born.
) )
)
red with roses.
with a red bottom
is,
red-legged, red-
Dor. -as, a, hurling red lightnings.

ov,
sent by Phoe-
nicians.
contr. for
is,
red-shining.
first
iKos,
a Phoenician,
Homer
skilled
($
mentioned in a Phoenician
8, , (($
v,
{08)
blood-red, deep-red;
a blood-red dragon.
ov,
65, ,
{, ',
with purple
ver.
Lat.
ov,
conu.
-oiis,
purple dye, purple or crimson, Lat. ptmiceus. [yi], Phoenicia.
)8, , {)
?, ov. Ion. (or
, $, 8,
,
ovv,
purpureum
{)
=
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.
in
trickery, so
:
commercial nation
of a
palm
the male palm

to distinguish
is
called
by Herodotus
[i]
it
from
the
2. the fruit of the female or fruit-bearing palm. musical instrument, like a palm, date. 3.
III. the guitar, invented by the Phoenicians. fabulous Egyptian bird phoenix, described by Hero-
dotus
red, purple or crimson, red
3. 7,^.
iKos, 6,
also fern,
;
o{ red cattle
fire.
also like 'LaX-./uIvus, of the colour of
The words
^,
of
dark reds, from crimson to purple, while the brighter

shades weie denoted by
scarlet being kokkivos,
blood-stained, bloody, Lat. cruentus

fern,
II.
woman.
to
bloody.
, ,( , ,
5, ,
,
ov, also as, ov,
;
, .,
(poiv'iKos, etc.,
.
(Subst.),
. . ,
'02, ,
,
from
765
and fro.
II.
ness, frenzy.
Adj. purple-
hence of a bay horse,

included
all
sites,
probably (akin to
valgus.
etc.,
{$) blood-red: hence

also warlike.
murderous
, ^ ,, ,
either (from
poet, for
a going
to
mad-
found only in the description of Ther-
',
tkxdv) squint-eyed ; or more
\$)
bandy-legged, Lat.
$,
also
, a single piece of money,

to be athirst
formed
La.t. follis.
f.
{$)
Tjos,
for blood, have

is
a Phoenician
(Adj.)
: :
slaughtered, a victim.
i'cus
fern,
of
f.
aor.
pass,
:
redden, to make red
to tinge,
{$) dye red
Pass.
become red,
5, ,
ados,
ranging, roaming about : metaph. distraught, raving, II. act. driving madly about, maddening. frenzied. ov, , epith. of Bacchus, a roamer, ranger.
$
fro,
a strolling woman of the Bacchantes.
, ,
Ion.
:
to colour, blush.
$, (8, derer, homicide. {$) murdef,

pi.
desires.
aros,
, (()
;
ace.
Ion
ace.
{(povoi)
blood-red
blood-stained,
ov,
also os, ov,
(^)
straying,
{)
:
()
II.
:
poet. fern, of
me'caph. a frenzied
as Adj.
woman,
mad or maddening
go
voaos mad?iess, frenzy. 2. also with a neut. vrepois on roaming, wandering wings. Subst.,
f.
go up and down,
;
to
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
;
$.
regular times,
esp. of objects
II.
of commerce, to come in constantly, be imported regularly ; horns which are imported into Greece corn was imported for them in abunalso of tribute or taxes, to come in, like dance
( ^ * -5, {$ ) ^ $ \$, , ()
:
roam
{)
,, -, ,
bloody.
murder, homicide, slaughter; kv to in the midst of slaughter ; rend in murder, i. e. murderously. inclined to slay, murderous, ,
,, {') ,
slayer,
II.
to
$ {): $
that which
to be
or
nom. mur-
kill,
slay.
05, , ($)
of,
relating to blood or
also
os,
murder
trials
/or homicide.
ov,
ov,
II.
($)
:
bloody.
esp.
-5,
,
;
bloody, blood-stained
of blood, murderous.
is,
Lat. caedes;
io
to
and
in plur.
murders.
$
,
{*) \\05 a
mtirder,
ov,
($, \() blood-dripping. blood-streaming. {8,
or range about, of
to
blood, Lat. cruor.
slaughter, slaughter of Greeks : 2. blood shed in murder, gore, 3. a murdered body, corpse.
hornicide,
range
they
narrowing towards
7. to
roam
cf.
to come on at of constant, regular motion,
( (5 (
Lat. redire
;
4( ($"5
;
of a cup, narrower at the brim. a point: in pointed, tapering he the description of Thersites, was pointed or peaked in the head. a carrying, bringing; 2. a bringing in, paying the giving one's vote. 3. a bearing, producof money, payment. a being borne or II. (from Pass, ing.
the lips
05, , , {$)
,
carried, motion
the course, career, orbit in

the javelin's
which a
2.
apfvpiov
a talent of silver
2.
(5
body moves;
range.
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
;
every day. person
fii
/; [']
:
to school
another.
5,
a
visiting.
one
school,
, (, . , , ()
feeding.
cws,
2.
whence Hence
,
;
$
to
came
in to
to
Alexander
to visit a
go
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:
to
go
to school
absol. to
go
go
to
school with
metaph. a large crop, harvest. with a rushing or vio[], Adv. II. borne or carried in a litter. lent motion. giving pasture ox food, , ,
a constant going or coming, a a going to school.

3 dual impf.
:
tied to the
Ep. for
Tipos,
which a horse is 2. a mouth-band manger, Lat. capistrum. put round the lips and cheeks of fifers to of leather
77,
, ,()() ,
II.
()
grazing
in the pasture.
the halter by
and
ov, 6,
assist
who goes
or comes regularly
one
who
fôes to
disciple, pupil.
blowing. pasture, food, fodder, forage of men, food, meat, victuals : metaph. fuel.
in
77,
them
()
: ;
766
|, , (, 6, .
3 sing.

subj.
sedan-chair, Lat. sella, lectlca.
,/
f.
:
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.
quentat. of
, , $,
wear
:
Dor. part. fern, of <j)Ope{ivTos, Dor. part. gen. of

Ion.
>s,
i
6,
aur.
bear or carry constatitly

have, possess
:
. . ) . . () 6
{
Ep.
:
6'2.
vads
litter,
bandbarrow,
-,, ())^^. ^05 ,
From
:
a bearer, carrier.
Fre-
rying burdens: of a ship, freighted: as Subst., , a carrier, porter : a trafficker, merchant.
' -,
f.
, {5,
carrying freights;
a ship of burden,
merchantman.
05, , ,
belongifig to the freight of a ship; a ship of burden, merchantman.
$,
to
and
so, to
as differing
i.
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.)
6,
lyre.
,,, , , , , , , , , , . , {). , $, ^ , {) ,5, , -, -, ) ,{) . , {) ,

8 {) ,
ov,
e.
, , , , 8,
0,
() , ()
, ^, , 05, ,
bearing, frintful.
5, $. {)
=
vvos and vos,
at, the daughters of Phorcys, [], the three Gorgons, Stheino, Euryale, Medusa.
. , ,, . , ()
',
, =
mix
f.
, , () , 5 , ,
,
, {$,
like
'^^,
car-
ship's
freight or cargo.
II.
in Att. soTfiething coarse or vidgar, tiresome stiff.
of dough, to knead: generally, to

\y]
to stain, defile.
is
lip, spoil, defile.
05, {)
0,
^,
whatever
swept along by the

:
wifid, rubbish,
refuse,
Lat. quisquiliae
also chaff,
sawdust,
$, ,
etc.,
Hence
mats Pass, to be stitched up like a mat, straitened, hampered. anything made of wicker,
to stitch
f.
Dor.
^,
to
play the
or
Hence
palisade, defence.
ov, o.
, .
Dim. of
Dor. -ras, a lyre-player, harper. , a S7nall basket. fencing, partition.
08,
:
or
f.
-, (^$,
fence, paling.
(^)
work
etc.
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.
advice, a hint, warning, intimation.

(s,
corn.
Forum,
paid by foreigners to a ruling state, as that paid to Athens by her subject states; vnoTcXav to pay
tribute
, ,
;
ov, TO, the Lat.
forum;
the Appian Way. which is brought in,
Appii
tribute,
ning.
a small
{)
town on
that
to
carry loads or burdens: of a merchant-ship, to carry a freight or cargo. From

f.
,
pay
to agree to pay tribute
to impose tribute;
tribute.
,
clare,
',
:
, , ,
=
f.
:
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.

fut. pass,
aTos,
of
a fetice, protection,
a shutting up, blocking up : a hedge, II. like
aor.
poet,
to tell of,
make known.
understanding, knowledge.
II.
5,
Hence
gen. aos, understanduig, shrewd, cunning.
understanding, shrewdness, cun-
From
ov, gen. ovos,

f.
:
() $.
=
i
aor.
:
pf.
Ep. aor. i
or
inf.
pronounce, stronger than
subject
et inf. to counsel, advise, bid, order advise, counsel: c. ace. rei,
to
indications
by
signs
signal with the hand.
^ :
:
:
( ((
:
From
and
or lue-
Ep.
to tell, de-
c. dat. pers.
also absol. to
he gave
signs,
to
make
Med. and
Pass,

5 sing. Ion. impf.
I
med.
(,
and
pass,
:
to
think or
muse upon,
indicat. fut., to
ponder; consider whether;

consider,
to think differently.
($
:
?'.
:
767
called
fut.
aor.
iri-
members were
of a
les.
pf.
pass,
speak with oneself, to foil, by t with

or plan for a
and at the members of a tribus, tribules, those of a curia, curia-
were called
is
(5 ($, Rome
2. to devise
person, purpose,
design
4. to
or
intend something for

suppose, believe,
him. 3. imagine that. come to know,
c. ace. et inf. to thinks,
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
,, . ,
,
:
fut.
[]
, , -.( ( . '2 .'

,
:
$. (,
pf.
Dor. for Ep. 3

Att.
pi. aor. I
med. o{
:
times transposed, as
for
fence
fortify
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,
in,
;
hedge round,
-, $ ,
iv, aor. I pass. part,
:
, ., , . .
:
, ., . , , -, -, ,)
(The word
ha.t.frater, and properly
(,
or
as those
derived from the same Root as
meant a brotherhood.)
same
,=
f.
to be in the
and
6,
president of a
ov, of or concerning a Athens, epith. of Jupiter and Minerva, tutelary deities of the phratriae. []
at
()
(-
Lat. magister curiae.

as
Att. for
(.$'. a
'', ,
opos, 6, see
gen.
. . ($
Hence
one
gen.
Ion.
well; or
f.
of
aor.
aor. I
:
aor. 2
in
t.
the letters are somefor

for
to
(5
to
fence oneself, strengthen one's fortifications.
to be fenced in, fortified ;
with
ed.
',
to shield (so as to
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
ber of a
the
). () $,
[a]
clansmen, which was done when the boy came of he has not yet got his T(p(s, i. e. he has been entered in no is no true citizen, with allusion to (see
his
, ($ , , . -^ , () ($ (5
make
a fence);
shields
absol.
to
(($ (8,
;
II.
put vp as a fence
locking spear fast to spear, shield

III.
($ ($
fenced,
( 6,
:
5, (- , , (() :$ - -,, , (,
cistern, reservoir, Lat.
:
Pass.,
the mind, deceive.
seducer.
^, -5,
more commonly a water-tank, puteus : an oil-Jar. Hence
(,
to
a tank or reservoir. 6, of a tank or reservoir. cLtos, to. Ion. and poet, for
77,
f.
)
the
(.
deceive
who
deceives the mind, a
his mifid,
PziS.
fenced
secur-
From
Understanding, crazy.
-, (, ^) (, )
,
damage of
(s,
(s,
gen. (os,
(, ()
master of
sound of mind, Lat. compos mentis.

understanding.
daynaged
in
pvo-s,
yippa
to
lighting the heart.
{)
teller,
($
a
or
man who
informer, of or tells one
mind, maddening. Adv.

heartily, of one's
-5, (, () . () = ( p(vs,from
(s,
(S,
of glad heart, de-
impairing the
the heart,
the teeth that
6-$, (,
own
ov,
will or accord.
the age.
epos, 6,
()
fpos, or
pi.
($
opos,o,
same
or ward, Lat. curiales
vlov (is Tois
to introduce one's son to
age;
(( ($
, 6v,
or clansmen.
17
or Ion. Dor. a tribe of kindred race, a sept or clan
choose
at
men by
originally derived
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.
, , , () , - ^ (($ (, ) , , ', , -.
of,
belonging to a clan
) ) (5 ( ) - -, ) , -, (5. (8 -,
the brains, deceiving.
;
a mem- i^nderstanding, a deceiver. those of es, Adv.

phrase
to the
es,
-|5, , , (, ^$) -.., 6-$, (, (, (, (,

mind, maddening.
ov,
7770s, 0,
)
(,
stealing
away
robber of the
frefizied in mind.
only found in
to be diseased in mind.
giving a stroke
smitten xvith madness, frenzied.
6-,
f.
,=
to
ov, gen. ovos,
with the mind, ingenious.
make
clans, that clan
may
:
stand by cla?i
but,
standing, instruct, inform, teach; to teach no longer by riddles thou shalt teach me to thy sorrow.
;
) ((
wise,
is
stricken in mind,
making
make under-
from
ties
of blood
II.
6-5,
(s,
destroyed in mind,
a root,
which
found only
in
(-(, (-(,

768
6-,
,
etc.
:
metaph. of a gnat,
gen.
g^n. (ppavos, dat. plur. : in plur. the midriff or the muscle which parts also the heart and lungs from the lower viscera
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- vovvTs 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 ;
,,
f,
,
io
((ppiap,
make a
hole in one's skin.
to dig tanks;
begin
(05,
plur. <ppivis,
gen. cppivwv,
Dor.
,;
voking the gods.

TO, contr. for
(cp.
prelude.
-.
,
4.
<^
;
( 05
or life
(\$
((
of beas's,
did
it
,
:
. ,
c.
ace,
Oeovs to begin with in-
(,
-,
,: :
(^)
) .
mind,
i.e. superficially, carelessly.
3.
sense, instinct.
the sense of the seat of life (the departed soul).
^7
, ,. , .
is
(($
also used in
itself,
Homer
in
mean
as opp. to
], Ion. for
a clan.
)
veiv
to
designedly, Lat. prudens faciebam ; c. inf. to do a thing iOvs to purpose to go

:
straight,
make
straight
this is
for a place what your bringing us means.

;
often with a neut. Adj.,
smooth
2. a shuddering, shivering, chill. shivering fear, shuddering, esp. from religious awe, Lat. horror: then any fear. fs, {<pp'i-i, that causes shuddering as Adv., or horror, awful, horrible : neut.
05, ,, = ,
[],
sea.
II.
Ep. dat. of
to be well or kindly mitided

to be evil
ov. Ion. for
the ruffling
or
ripple
on a
(
opinion
:
towards him minded towards him
(
or
\ ^2.
;
;
-3,
,
?$)
horribly.
of horses, to shew their mettle : to move briskly or wantonly. gen. the ruffling of a smooth surface, the ruffling or ripple caused by a gust of wind sweeping over the smooth sea, Lat. horto snort, neigh,
'250 -: , 6$, ()
Att.
f.
-^
Dep.:
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;
to
'/
to be
like-minded ;
III. to
in another
ror ;
bristling up, of the hair

aor.
I
hair.
a redupl. pres.
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
feathers
for
, -.5, . ) , -^ ( 221 ^
the
dark
ripple.
II.
a shivering t.
inf.
of
ov,
{^,
:
with bristling
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.
way.
}
of,
to think
think
mind, heed, hence
6,
a shivering, shuddering.
Att.
f.
:
From
I
aor.
pf.
bad
so
poet. part.
to be
formed rough or
as
if
from
;
ruffled, to
, ,
sense, ofie
bristling
on
their
backs
with
oneself.
of smooth water,
II.
Lat. horrescere.
to be ruffed, to ripple, often of a feeling of chill,
mind
, $,
^^,
, , one who is high-spirited, or in who is proud, presjwiptuous. a being minded to do , ,
(^)
ov,
()
Adv.
,
i
understanding, in one's right

steady.
III.
or senses.
II. discreet, sensible,
which causes what we

hair bristle
to shiver
shudder with fear c. ace. to shudder before anyone, to dread him. also to thrill or quiver with delight
2. to
;
thrilled with love.
, ,
;
call
goose-skin and
makes the
:
to
have a
chill or shiver
come over one,

also
3.
with cold.
f.
contr. prudently. Dep. to make a prelude or beginning, to
-, ()
('
thoughtful, practically wise, prudent, Lat. prudens; practical wisdom, good sense; dnopos TO without resource in matters of thought. (ni
,
($,
f.
^{.\,. $, , ()
Att.
sensibly, discreetly, prudefitly, skilfully.
wise thoughts, wisdotn.
pres. act. part, of
aor.
, {
wisely,
:

Tts)
:
to think, consider, reflect, to take thought,
heed;
6$
how
of,
a thing
may
be done.
^
;
to
give take thought
II. c. ace. rei, to
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.
;
to take
$
to be
no thought of the gods
Trept
;
ious;
thing,
,
c.
concerned or anxious about a thing IV. absol, to be though fid or anxheed not.
() 05, , () , , () , () ) - -5, (, )
,
think
guard, or garrison.
, ,
, ,
769
of,
a watcher, guard. belonging a watch,
tivos
ov,
a guard-ship. watching or
guarding
the house.
tation: in plur. thoughts.
concern.
thought out, a contrivance, invention. verb. Adj. of

care.
, () $^ ,
,
called
thinking, a thinking-shop, as the school of Socrates
, () , () , ,
gen.
II. absol.
5, ,
3.
()
,
to have
careworn look.
thought, care, heed to a
thought, reflection, medi2. deep thought, anxiety,

that
power of thought, mind.

which
is
5,, ,
Dor.
I
aros,
the
insolence, arrogance.
one must take
arid haughty.
, () -8,
:
from 6, (contr. for from a watcher, guard ; the guards or garrisoti of a fort or city.
pi. subj.
,01
II.
as
oi
violent sfiorting,
neighing of a spirited horse.

ov,
metaph.
a place for hard

is
and
by Aristophanes.
ov, 0,
wanton, insolent.
a deep, hard thinker;
or
thinker on supra-terrestrial things.
speculative.
'8,
of or for thinking, thoughtful, Adv. -kojs, thoughfully, carefully.

ov, also os, ov
:
t],
as
from
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,
)
,
,
aor. i
Hence
^,
i.
;
vov) to gather sticks for fuel.

sticks for fuel,
gone away
(contr.
from
, [], (^) 05, () 5,

,
the
the music for the lyre,
a gathering of dry , a collecting offirewood. TO, a dry stick : mostly in plur. dry sticks for fuel, firewood, Lat. sarmenta, virgidta.
, , ,
,
flute,
Att.
neigh, of a spirited horse.
f.
, ('^)
Att.
-,
(-, ()
f.
wanton
II.
Dep. to snort metaph. to be
Dep.
(-
'/.
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-
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
,. , -5, (, ) , $ - : ^: (); , , ()
:
:
,
f.
, $
,,
a finch, Lz\. fritigilla. [i] Phrygian; ^pvyioi , ov, Phrygian music, i. e. music played on said to be invented by Marsyas, wilder than
,
m
:
() 6(
[]
Hence
;
Adv. in Phrygian fashion the Phrysîan mode.
[],
Dor.
-cD
also
i
aor. 2
(^
aor.
[]
broil
05, , ,
plur.
of the sun,
'22 -^ -(
of music,
f.
Att.
Pass.,
aor.
:
pf.
to roast, toast,
to
parch, Lat. torrere.

6,
Hence
ed.
in
rison or fortress.
approach are made to a place.

:
, ,
in pass, sense: aor. i
Pass.,
:
f.
med.
fire
( ,
II. as Subst.,
verb. Adj. roasted, toasted, parch-
a firebrand, torch:
a signal fire, alarm-fire, beacon ; ki fire-signals of an enemy's

f.
to give signals by
Pass.,
vfjes
the
05, , ,
verb. Adj. of
guarded.
', ',
,
faugh
-05,
(, )
pys,
C
watched,
,
!
-,
^. -, ^.
^.
c
an exclamation of
disgust.
770
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. 1. a watch or guard, Lat. custodia: also watches. 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 exîv, = 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.
, ,
,
, . ,. ,
for
3 sing. aor. 2 of
Dor. for Adv.
('/) like
5(,
to flight;
'. . . , () ,
dat.
'/'
-,, , (, 5, , {) $
,
,
, (^)
$ $' $
($
Att.
1. of
watching or guarding,
, , {^)
serter.
, ,. 6, , ,
collat.
form of
Adv., contr. for

for
^. ^^,
to flight.
',
3 sing. aor. 2 of
aor. 2 inf.
Ion.
'/. of '/.
2.
^, from
Noun
{^^) flight
c.
in battle, Lat.
in hasty flight, hastily.
flight or escape
a thing,
gen.
II.
he has devised means of escape from incur-
) , ^- ,
watched or
prison.
( ( , , ,
(
f.
()
to
throw into
$,, ,
kept.
poet, for
^.
ov, verb.
II.
Adj. of
to
fuga
dat.
/07, = (^65,
able diseases.
marriage-bed.
to dislike litigation
or guests, hence inhospitable.
5, $)
- ) -5, -, ) -, ^. ,,
to live in banishment.
banishment, Lat. exilitim;

2. as
a collective
body of exiles or refugees.
for
y^,
ov,
{^,
3 sing, aor, 2 of
'/.
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
,
II.
;
(from Med.
be
evil spirits.
shmming
the
f.
,(,
preservative,
to
shun a lawsuit:
-5,
ov,
('/, êvos)
ov, poet, for
shunning strangers
'/(5, (^,
,,
,
6$,
fura,
shunning war, cowardly.
, '^, (^) ,, , ,=^05.

poet, for
II.
:
ov, aor. 2 part, of
.
Hence
, , . ,
a
also
tector,
05, , , () , () $
fit
c.
gen.
cautious
for preserving, Adv. -$.
aKos,
also
sentinel, Lat. excubitor
ol
body-guards. governor; Dor. for
ing.
flight, rouf. flying, shy, scared.
against, caution.
f.
Dor.
, () growth, stature, fine grwvth,

ones natural powers or parts, nature. 111. the flower or prime
tribe
noble stature.
talents,
of age.
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$, Lat. FUCUS, sea-weed, sea- watch for, lie in wait or ambxish for ; to watch, wait wrack, tangle. II. a red paint or dye formed for or observe the right time. 3. metaph. to pre from to keep, reLat. fucus. serve, keep, maintain
(v,
, ,
, ,
for
genius
8, (,
or
, -,
"02,
05,
3 sing. aor. 2 opt. of aor. 2 pass. inf. of aor. 2 opt. of
, ($)
. . . (5)
(,
verb. Adj.
) , ,.
(). -5, ().
also
to
($,
watching, guard(from Med.) occasion for guarding
()
:
05 5,
II.
a watcher, guard: the garrison; a guardian, keeper, pro a protector of the lad. 2 sing. fut. of (-
,
II.
:
(, "'221 .
,
II. to
command the contingent of a command the cavalry. From
pf.
of sea-weed, weedy. sea-weed.
esp. to keep
'
f.
the chief of a tribe a commander of cavalry. inf. of

f.
:
Att.
pf.
med.
:
I.
absol. to watch, be sleepless:
.( aor. I
(:
Pass.,
f.
aor, i
to
$,
, ($,
'/,
to
II.
1
spect
oaths;
evos
to
observe
com
be shunned or escaped, that can be escaped, shunned, avoided.
III. Med. to heed, take heed or care, be mand. on one's guard; used by Homer only in pf. pass.,

; ;
or
'5 (
take care to do
;
J to be cav.tious, prude?it.
it
to keep a thing, bear
not to do, to
take heed, beware
avoid;
guard against
the enemy. used in the sense of the Med.
man, Lat.
^ ,
guard
.
c.
in
mind
or
memory
inf
noieiv to take care
, {, {) ) ,,
-oiris,
771
:
ace.
the battle-cry, din
of
battle, ba'ile.
against doing,
3. c. ace. to
tumour,
of, be
on one's tovs
guard
Act.
against, shun,
The
among
to be
is
on one's sometimes
a tribes-
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.
ov, 6,
{)
one of the same

the
tribe,
tribidis.
()
a union
citizens of a
$
thered.
or litter of leaves. of a tree : metaph. of
,
;
'', ,
when
a wild olive-tree,
ados,
{)
II.
such as bargain
', (
Hence
thick-leaved, leafy.
,' , ,(,) , [, -5,

man,
his leaf
a heap of leaves, a bed the leaves, leafage, foliage
\\$
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
sere
now becoming
(')
to
, , {) ( , ( , - -, . . ' '.
6,
, -, |5,
5,
8,
:
boil, cancer, Lat. tuber,
a thing that grows upon the body, a vomica.
aor. 2 inf. of
opos,
,,
LOS
and
. ) $, {-)
{(',
,
;
fleeing men.
[]
fugitive, shy,
cowardly.
ov, of places, whither one can flee, can take refuge as Subst., a place of refuge. II. c. ace, able to
{'^)
ivhere one
^05
{^) ^, ,
:
is
mixed
or
Ion.
lengthd.
pf.
knead : metaph. IpaoTas

one's lovers.
form of in Med.,
to
to
mix
up, mingle,
irpus
tovs
make up
a soft voice towards
Adv.
f.
{)
: :
mixedly, in utter confusion.

i
aor. 2 inf. pass, oi
aor.
fut.
radish-tops.
pf.
, ov, (\\)
f,
to mix, mix up, mingle together,

:
aor. I
:
;
Pass.,
aor. 2
paullo-p.
[C]
esp.
2.
of leaver, made of leaves.
with something wet

to
hence
II.
to wet, soil, deflle.
-,5,
ov,
ov,
shed the leaves. From shedding leaves. covered with leaves,
()
plur.
mix and knead dough
one
who kneads
bread, a baker.
or disorder,
metaph.
together, confound, confuse
TO, a leaf;
yivirj,
is
in
leaves, foliage
as
is
the
generation of leaves, so
also that of
wreathed leaves.
Comic
one's shield.
, ,
-5, [,
f. f.
,
phrase,
-poos,
ov,
f.
leaves.
crown of leaves.
leaves,
-5, (, ) -, , {, )
ov,
)-,
to
ov,
(, ) ,
and
a contest
in
2. in pi. also
men; owers.
leaf-shedding.
shed the leaves : hence the to shed or let drop

gen.
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
aor. 2 part, of
,
3
pipe, bagpipe,
$,
is
up.[S]
strewed or covered with
bearing leaves
which the prize

to
f. Ion. to blow, puff, either with the breath or with bellows: to snort, stuff,
:
breathe;
races, choose by races.
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;
TO,
, ,
-', , {, )
{)
:
shed
like
to
up
to distinguish
belly
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.
,.5, $, {) , {) , , ;5 , ,
[',
[]
5,
{)
to
mingle or jumble
Pass, to be in coiifusion
$,
a toad from
its
pufling
itself
aor. i part, of <^va;;
one's father,
[]
Dor. for
-:
{)
to snort furiously.
II. trans.
ptff or blow up, Lat. inflare;

a bladder
:
to bloiu
Pass., plqpf.
pf.
my
blowfi
was blown out;
part,
(5,
j
by races or
clans.
blown out
, ,
Ion. for
pres. pass. part.
77,
Ion. for
qtos, to,
:
. {)
:
8,
C
e 2
Ion. for
a breath
that which is blown or any sound made by blowing or
;:
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snorting
snuffing
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 ; fatherly. II. by nature, from one's birth 2. a pair of bellows, a a blow-pipe or tube. 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.
,
:
p7iffup:
ing garlic, properly of fighting cocks of the Megainflamed to fury with rians, odvvais their woes, in allusion to the garlic grown in Megara:
:
, , , , () , .
:
, ()
('^)
, () 5,
,
, ,
,
$ ()
()
:
().
;
cf.
of garlic
life,
^, . 5,=^. ^ -, () , )
Pass,
to
metaph.
to elate,
make
vain.
neut. of
be excited by eat-
a plant.
ling, Lat. planta, stolo.

f.
:
,. ,
:
aros,
ov, gen.
pf.
lyyos,
ov,
the holloiv stalk or clove
plants
mostly as opp. to
;
>-%,
natural, produced or iinII. of or beplanted by nature, ijiborn, native. longing to external nature, physical, as opp. to moral,
(, 08, , , ($)
life-giving.
garlic
itself.
taph. to beget
metaphysical, etc.
features, physiognomy. ov, gen. ovos,
ing of a
the nature, inborn quality, [], ecus, property or constitution of a person or thing ; the nature, natural power of numbers, Lat.
vis
;
, () -, , .
.,
the
producing or sustaining
alone, the father
Pass, to be begotten, to spring
generally, to prodtice, bring about, cause.
plant ground with trees ; spot with trees: Pass., 7^ with trees.
tion, race, tribe.
man
by his features,
know
to judge of him by his looks. art of judging a man by his
or detect
() ( (^ () $ $ (5 ^^ (
,
that which
is
,
grown From
(,
:
planted,
6,
a plant
as a sucker, a seedPass., aor. I

to
aor. I
plant trees or
2.
(to sow).
me-
or
01
the
parents:
from parents.
to
3.
II. to
plant a
-603, ,
mans
f.
, ()
,
character by his outward look. to p2iff up, make proud.
(, )
'yvaj
judg-
tree,frtnt-tree.
, , ()
()
poet, for
poet, for
'$.
grown, a plant, : of men, a de2.
land planted
stock,
genera-
scendant, child.
Ep. pres. part, of
.
man
to
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.
^
is
()
it
is
hard to part
$ -5, -,
metaph. of
05, , , verb. Adj.

a statue, ov,
;
a creaturt Properly neut. of

II.
ing round plants
metaph.
as Subst.,
2.
, ^$, ' $ ^ 68 $ ^( ^) ^ $ , (5 ( $ 5 , 5, ()() , ,, :, , , () , ((, , ,

gardener, vine-dresser.
fut.
II.
cultivating plants or trees
to
;
, . (, )
that which has
grown, growing.
made of the natural wood,
ov,
(,
:
begetting,
poet.
-05, ,
,
:
) $, (,
,
as Subst.,
native.
digging or delva gardener. planting trees a father. *6/)>)
'^, ,
grow;
to
metaph. begetting
a father.
1
[]
aor.
in these tenses
(by custom, conventionally)
awas the whole
Causal, to bring forth, produce,
make
to
life
of
make
hzir
grow ;
put forth,
laws
regulated by the constitution of nature and by a natural death, opp.
grow wings
contrary to nature; so,

II.
a traitor by nature.
natJiral origin,
birth;
by birth.
III.
mankind;
;
a creature; the creatures
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 ; doâs
:
tation.
II.
Pass,
and Med.
f.
of the sea
womzn-kind.
($,
the large intestitie
being puffed up, vanity. : a sausage

a
the sense of Pass, and Med. also inf. tenses of Act., aor. 2
',
belongs to
part,
intr.
or black pudditig.
or
kind of barley-cake,
not kneaded firmly.

ecus,
$,
, ()
, -,
a progeny, race.
later in pass,
form
perf.
plqpf.
part.
$,
:
Ep. 3
pi. pf.
for
tor
as
-kOtos there is also an Ep. redupl. inipf. Ep. 3 plur. aor. 2 if from a pres.
;

for
for
:
6?.
:
773
aor.
opt.
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
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
speech: of wise sayings,
:,
that have
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 na-
'
ture, be one's naiiiral lot;
according
((pa>s)
:
5, $, ,
to his nature, as he
$ 5
is.
^^
. , ^,
See
voice.
speech to the wise
uttering a sound, tone or speech: vowels opp. to (consonants).
aros,
2.
thief;
man
smugglers.
detection.
contr.
blister or weal,
hliiter.
Phocaean
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
:
, ',
$
Ion.
-, ,
Att. -deiis,
fern.
05,
, ,
<,
(/) , {$)
, ,
pi.
5, 6$.
ecus,
$,^8,
Hence
caused by a burn, a burn,
pf.
, , , ,
', ,
gen.
a sound made or uttered, a thing spoken, word, speech. Ep. for aor. i of
(, $,
$,
, ()
dat. pi.
a harbour at Athens, used by
,.
Lat.
FUR,
Hence
as. Ion.
,
to
()
aor.
a
i
theft.
II.
f.
():
[]
Pass.,
[a]
search after a
thief,
a city in Ionia.
and
8,
search a house to discover a theft: generally, to trace, detect, discover: Pass, to be caught, detected; c. part., to be convicted of being a thief; of things, apyvpiov
specie
5, ,
and
1'2, ,
f.
lair, hole, as
in a hole or den
vate one's voice, learn to sing or declaim.
pres. part,
) , , , , . , , , ', .() , 5, . , , . -5, ) , 8, , ($) , (, - 6, )5, , -05, ),

ov,
$, ,
05.
with
or
irreg. plur.
a den,
(,
:
of bears, foxes, mice.

f.
to lie
, , : ,
,
:
, . $,
was discovered
Ion. for
-^^
to be in course of exportation.
8,
linen.
chest, trunk, coffer, esp. for clothes
(Deriv. uncertain.)
gen.
(*,
() 05
the
ov, poet, for
$,
stolen.
stolen
;
secret, clandestine, illicit.
dual
Root of
poet, for
pi.
man
a tnortal, as opp. to a god.

contr. for
to lie torpid in
a hole.
I
,%05,,
a?i
(ôis) a light-giver, luminary.
II.
Aeol. and Dor. for
Dor. for
f.
aor.
inf.
of
to practise or culti-
Hence
a door or window. ov, bringing light ; as the ligbtSubst., , with or without 2. bringer, Lat. Lucifer, i. e. the morning-star.
metaph.
opening for
(,
light,
, practice
-KOs,
6065,
f.
of the voice. practising the voice. Dor. for

to
KLpai, the eyeball that gives

II.
him
light, of
the Cyclops' eye.
from
.
to cry.
sound or tone : of men, to call out, cry, pronounce ; with

to
, ()
4.
II. c.
produce ati articulate speak loud or clearly, to

a neut. Adj.,
'^}^8 , (, -^)an opening for , window. giving 05, , , () shining

guiding with a
light,
torch-bearing.
light
have the loudest voice. 2. of animals, 3. to sound : of a musical instrument, to

the vowels, like
ace. pers. to speak to, accost,
call to,
known.
sound
sweetly.
address
c.
to call by
name,
ay
to,
call
upon
that
, ()
f.
,
X'
(sub.
light,
Att.
II.
bright,
intr.
light.
($)
to shine, to light,
give
beam.
transit, to
bring
make
2.
metaph.
to enlighten, instruct, teach:
Pass, to be enlightened or instructed.
an enlightening.
light.
II.
which enlightens, illumination,
c. ace. pers. et inf. to bid,
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.
',
command one
to do.
ace. rei, to speak of.
III.
X
.
instruments.
inarticulate
()
4.
;
sound : the sound of musical any articulate sound, as opp. to a vowel-sound, as opp. to that
3.
'
'",
indecl.,
;
Greek alphabet
as
twenty-second letter of the = = 6oo, but numeral
'
Cc3
,8 . $
600,000
:
774
'2.
stands
as
first
also in Inscr.
letter
of
delighted or pleased;
to rejoice in
I GOO.
Changes of
as
K,
esp. in the dialects

II.
for
for opviOos.
into
as
for
for \iapos.
Like
from a redupl. aor. 2 give way, give ground, draw or shrink back,
for
retire
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,
: :
,( ',
els
TTvXaojv
panions.
tate,
(
back.
', : , ,5 ^ ^ ,( ^,
shall not get off

:
:
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
.. ,: . ,
III.
put before
as
,
I.
mind.
2. c. dat. to rejoice at,

;
be delighted with,
to ex-
Dor.
Ion. very freq.
take pleasure in a thing also, press one's joy by laughter; more rarely
as,
^
c.
one's
'
3.
c. part.,
ace. pers.
I
to
rejoice at
your pro-
for
sperity.
having heard,
part.,
is
am glad
hear
$
4.
II.
rejoice at
was sometimes considered
as a
double
thou rejoicest at seeing the light.
used also in sense of
in doing, to be
wont to do.
,
^
is
3
i.
with the
pres.
to delight
often with a
e.
6,
negat,, ov xaiprjaeis thou wilt or shalt not rejoice,
thou shalt pay dearly for it, shalt repent; so also part. with impunity ; ov ye
$ \\
fare-thee-well.
;
with impufttty. HI. the imperat. Xaipe is a common form of greeting, either at meeting, hail, welcome, Lat. salve; or at pzrting, farewell,
Lat. vale; so in part.,
in phrase
;
part.
there
is
also Ep. 3 pi.
to
inf.
IV. used as a
recoil,
greeting like
irpooenraiv
having
as,
absol.,
2.
to
retire
or
retreat
bid one welcome ox farewell

[sc.
so at the beginning of
c.
gen. to
draw back
or retire
;
from;
letters the inf. usually
stood alone,
Lat.
Kvpos
jubet,
-g
to retire from the gates
Xaipeiv
dicit.
Xeyei^,
solvere
salutem
edvos to retire into the troop of his com3. in Att. c. inf. to doubt, scruple, hesiin pres.
2. in
bad sense,
eineiv
kav or
to
sa.y farewell
fear to do. seldom used
and impf.,
'2,
:
naught;
farewell to one
,
:
^
;
($
7;'.
Ep. part.
, . -, , (, , , . . , () , , . , . . ', : , (, : .( 5 . ^ , ^. , $ , ^, :
XA
\\-(\%,
.5, , {)

f.
thick as had.
605,
f.
to greet.
Hence
ov, 0,
a greeting.
thick as hail, pelting, pitiless.

f.
, , , ,. '', , (,, () 65
;
to a person or thing, to renounce, set at
also in 3 sing, imperat.
eXei/eti/ to
bid a long
like
Dor. -aeis,
ev,
like hail,
ovos,
{x^-ipoS) joy, delight,
formed
like
(),
;
to strike
with hail.
Dor. for inf. of Dor.for xaipouCTa,pres part.

3
pi.
poet, for
a, ov,
fern,
of
XdXdpos,
slackened, loosened, slack;
imperat. of
^$. Med.,
3 sing, the 3
:
Ep.
(.
fut.
a loose, supple joint
of music,
pf.
languid, effeminate.
Hence
Ep. aor.
pi. ind.
opt.
Act., fut.
aor. 2
^^;
plqpf.
and from a redupl. aor. 2 3 sing, and pi. Pass., in same sense as
opt.
^',
I
Tyros,
f.
slackness, looseness.
:
[]
aor.
;
Ep.
:
Dor. part.
pf.
Pass.,
transit.
aor.
pf.
I.
Ep. pauUo-p. fut.

3 sing,
pf.
part,
[], Ep. xapds:
inf.
later
slack or loose, slacken, loosen; to slack the reins to unstring the bow 2. to to slack the sheet of the sail.
to
;
make
Ep. 3
pi,
to rejoice,
be glad, be
let
down,
let fall
or droop;
to
smooth
the brow.
or
taph. to relax, let go, give up.
/ /
:
' ^^^ loose, loose, release
to loose the bar or bolts.

II.
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
?. , ,
:
4.
me-
be bridled or curbed.
cons,
77,
intr. to be-
',
8,
loose-robed, ungirt.
f.
severe, of violent storms, Lat. ifigravescere :
/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.
;
grievous;
hardships, sufferings. wind; to do or deal with, diffcult, troublesome.

cult,
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.
, , -5, ) ) ,() - , 5 , '5 . .

,
5,
:
-6,5,
abas,
17,
(,
aor. I
to
Lat. laxivestis,
pass,
flighty, thoughtless.
, ()) , -,
,
,
f.
775
to bridle or bit a horse
:
Pass, to
Hence
a bridling, []
, (')
() ,
ov,
(,
(.-
chariot, epith. of Mars.

iôs, 6,
be bard, sore, grievous,
-5,
-5,
(\$,
with
brasen
rj,
(\6$,
aairis) with brasen
metaph.
shield.
^// (:(
\.
-, , (\()
6
[],
, hard
05,
to bear, sore, severe,
Kfôs,
the severity of the

2.
hard
\5.
-5,
{\$)
of brass, brasen.
ov,
/fos,
3. diffi-
\
aor.
i
beak or prow, of a ship.

es,
-.5, -5, -8, 60-5, (, armed (^,

poet. fem. of
ov,
( () (, )
cvTea)
poet, for
ness.
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;
: 05 -5, , (): , ( \($ ] , 7;$. $ , -, -5, {, - -5, ( ^) ) , (\$, '^) 0-$, (, ) , () , , (() (
), 6$,
it
XaXcTTcDs
, , .
with brasen nails.
5, 8, ,
II.
f.
roughness, rtiggedof persons, harshness, severity, rigotir,

difficulty,
:
60-, ,
ov,
\,
Pass.,
\4
:
poet,
XaXKCO-KapSios, of brass.
.
do.
to
armour of
) (, ) -, (, )
Ep. with brasen breastplate.
ov,
)
,
) -, ,
,
:
with brasen
with brass.
fastened
:
(-
(($,
with heart
a\6-êos,
ov,
brass-footed.
ov,
with arms or
contr.
brass.
05,
ea Ion.
poet.
4,
eov, also eoi, eov
Koiis,
c.
inf.,
was
difficult to
II.
2.
scarcely, Lat. aegre.

cruelly, harshly.
of persons, severely,
ill.
2. angrily, bitterly;
oiv
or 05 with a bridle
-5 -,
Lat. aegre, graviter ferre, to bear a thing
Comp. and
Sup. of
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 ;
;
(
Ion.
/feos,
ov:
Ion.
ov,
death.
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
, ,
f.
:
unmixed, of wine, Lat. merus.

hence
guide with
brass.
to curb, restrain.
6. irreg. pi.
bridle,
brass,
bit;
brass, a brasen instrument or

etc.
,
i.
is,
in
arms of
ov,
with voice of
e.
ringing strong and
clear.
anything made of implement : a weapon,
5, ', , (()
:
in plur.
brasen bonds.
a worker in copper, a
776
2. more generally, a worker in coppersmith, hrasier. even of a goldsmith ; esp. a blacksmith. metal, smith, metaph. a = /f ei;s ov, 6,
forger.
,
,
;
of brass.
:
-5, , (, )
-5, (, ) -, (,
,
ov,
with girdle
(/) 05, , , of for

metal-working:
to
the hrasier or his art:
skilled in
the smith's art or trade. verb. Adj. of
of copper or metal.
f.
of copper or of II. orforged. Pass, to he metal, toforge intr. to be a smith, work as a smith, ply the hammer
ox forge
605, , , make , ($) wrought
,
ov,
(sub.
),
brass.
wrought
Dor. -irapuos, ov, with cheeks or sides of brass, epith. of helmets. ov, withfloor of brass.
brass, of
-)5
gem
-, (, ) (, , $, () -3, -, - (, \(. $. 05. -5 -, ($, - -5, (, )
with brass
, , ,
like
with brass,
) -5, (, ) -, (,(, ) () -, ,
es,
brass-backed.
nayfjvai) compacted of
the smith's art.
,=
a forge, smithy.
ovos, 6,
chalcedony,
name of
an urn.
:
(,
ov,
with sides of
filled
(, gen.
Dor.
armed
all in brass.
ov,
forged or welded of
brass.
,,
ov,
gen.
an onyx.
iiovs)
brasen-footed, with brasen tramp.
II.
TO, Ion. for
with steps of brass, brasen.

or bronze.
called
ov. Ion. for
also
forged out of brass, of beaten

es,
brass.
gen. 60s,
hrasen house or shrine.

plement.
have
. -, 6,
iôs,
its
, ,
V,
of spears and arrows, tipped with brass. oTkos) dwelling in a /fus, -otKOS, ov,
:
, ,
TO,
2.
(
,
S,
(\$, apapeiv) furnished
'2,
from
first
ov,
brass, or rather copper, Lat. aes,
$,
/fos) a copper utensil, vessel, imcopper money, copper coin. i], a bird of prey.
Chalcis, a city in Euboea, said to
name /rom
cs,
gen. ios, poet,
neighbojiring copper-mines. lengthd. form for

gen. (os,
fern,
/fos,
[]
or loaded with brass. used as

es,
ing on brass, with foundation of brass, with brasen

base.
-,
e.
gen. ios,
yevvs,
-5, , (05, -5, (, ($, (, ys)
point or barbs of brass.

ov,
with brass.
i.
-, -5,
gen. vos,
ov,
. -, (, ) ( $) -5, (, 4) (, /) $. ) -, (, ^) -, (, ) -5, )
,
brass.
was the
and Copper metal that was wrought, and henct was used as a name for metal in general and afterwards, when iron began to be worked, the was used for Later, word was applied to bronze, a mixture of copper with tin, which was the chief metal used by the ancients in the II. in the Poets, anything made of brass arts. or metal, esp. of brasen arms : also a brasen vessel, urn. with legs of
its
colour
( .
with gates of brass
heavy
ov,
crowned
or compassed with brass.
of
($,
stand-
mouth.
with voice of brass.

teeth
ov,
yiveiov), and
yews) with
Tvos,
6,
of brass. with
inlaid
From
-, -, ,
uncertain.)
\^.,$,,,{08,
sharpening brass.
dKos,
II.
act.
($, 55\\) working

in brass.
($, ()
,,
b,
-8,
(05,
-,
greaves of brass.
Adj., with or in brasen
-8, ( ) 4)
with brasen breastplate.
i5os,
/fos,
- , )) -, (, , (
priests
working copper:
in copper, coppersmith
subduing,
striking brass together, beatifig the cymbals, of the

ov, pass., II. of Cybele. struck with brass, inflicted with brasen arms. *py) a coppersmith. , as Subst.,
brass-bound.
, )) , ,
II.
ov, with brasen with edge or point of brass. ov, made of brass.
\a\o-v^\s,e,(as,evo)inbrasen armour.
, -5, (, (,
ov,
f.
with brasen bow.
to
form
or
mould of
brass.
-Topos, ov,
wrought of brass.
beating
or
2.
ov,
as Subst.,
:
a worker
generally, a smith.
with
than a farthing.
ov,
/fos,
as masc.
rattling with brass
beaten or forged of brass.
-, ,
.
-KpoTOS, ov,
(,
or
armour.
ornamented with brass or copper,

Ep. for
II.
-5,
sounding or
of horses, brasen-hoofed.
brasen armour.
glowing
brass.
(Deriv.
coated, brass-clad.
) , , ) -, . -,
,
ov,
, ovv, Att. contr. from
/ieos.
II.
a copper coin, somewhat
less
(, [] (, , , (, )
gen. of
ov,
adorned or
fighting in
brasen-
brass.
aor.
to
, ,,
cast in copper or
to cover with brass
:
6-5, , {\$,
f.
Xavavaios,
anything made of otos, to, bronze or copper, a brasen vessel or instrument.
, 05,
I
{\$)
II.
Subst., Xavavaios,
Canaanitish woman.
fut.
pass. part,
clad in brass.
make
in brass or bronze.
one of the nation of the Chalybes in II. as Pontus, famous for the working of steel.
6,
appellat.,
ground,
Adv. Lat. humi. Adv. XA^MAI', Adv.

like
, ,, , , 5 {){) , ,
,
()
, (^)
of steel;
iteel.
steel.
5,
poet, for
-,
pf.
impf. sense
contain, e^
;
$, , hardened
to the
iron, steel.
[/ia],
to the
Adv. ground.
poet, for
on the
measures aiyiaXos vrjas (IV the beach could not hold all the ships. Adv., gaping, with mouth wide open : metaph. greedily, eagerly. aor. 2 inf. of [], 3 sing. aor. 2 opt. oi XA'02 [a], 60S, TO, Chaos, Space, personified by
, ((^
a,
ov,
.
with
:;
777
Canaanitish,
a Canaanite See
:
]$. '4
;
of Canaan Xavavaia,
Ep.
as
a
:
aor. 2
:
pres. sense
Ep. 3
sing, plqpf.
in,
with
to hold,
()
take
comprise,
the bowl held six
. .
later
bite.
Hesiod,
who
represents
ground, on the ground,

the
existence, the rude
Chaos as the unformed mass.

:
first
state of
2. infinite
6, {)
|-5,
born, sprung fro?n the
or lair on the ground,

ov,
{, ^) -5, -8, $,, {, () [

es,
space, the atmosphere
any wide, empty space,
ground. oti the earth, on the ground. Lat. humi, to the ground, to earth.
gen. ios,
soil.
from
a gulf, chasm.
2.
earth-
joy
5, , ,()
09,
:
poet. fern, of sq.
ground:
5,
ov,
a low stool. bumble;

groiind.
5, $.
ing
to or
one's bed on the
, ,{, ) -,
humility.
f.
a kind of lizard
earth : fallen, prostrate in the dust. 2. lying or sleepII. meing on the gf-ound. 3. on the ground.
X.Z'^Yi.
of
groiind, grovelling.
for
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
, () ( -, -, ^, - )^ , , () -, $ , (^ 6, ^, . ) -, , ^, () , () 8,
generally,
{)
,
metri grat.]
low: (sub. II. metaph./o(/ of tnean things,

to lie,
$
make
changing
[at metri grat.]

one's bed
making
or line, character, inscriptio?i.

Ion.
growing low or near
), (^)
the
pos,
rift,
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,
() , , ()
like
genuine, true, good.
joy, delight, pleasure;
c.
gen. joy in or at a thing.

aros,
with
the serpent's
any mark imprinted: 2. a graven mark

like
one's bed
on
the
From
ov,
lying or
making
ground.
S,
gen. ios,
ovtos,
known
f.
a thought thatfalls to the ground.

is,
(, ') = , (, \4)
for
its
39, () ()
ravine.
Hence
ov,
of ox from a mountain-torrent. a bird dwelling in clefts
whence
f.
:
its
:
name,
:
the curlew.
Pass., aor. I
to tear
up
into clefts
pf.
Pass, to be broken into clefts by mountaifi-streams, to
the chameleon,
colour.
be full of ravines and gullies ; a country intersected with ravines.

f.
to fall to the
ground;
(^)
to
pale round, palisade,

stake.
(,
From
fortify.
II. to
prop with a pole or
Root o{
fall-
rjpos,
that which
is
cut in
on the earth;
to
fall to
or marked, the impress or stamp on coins, seals, etc.
(\
2.
thing.
falling to the ground, coming Dor. for
to nattghtj'ruitless.
part.
fem.
-6-5,
, (, ')
is,
(,
brothel.
creeping
on
the
on a person mark, character ; no outward mark has been impressed by likeness, nature on the person of men. 3. image, exact representation.
to set a stamp upon a metaph. the mark or token impressed or thing, a characteristic, distinctive
(5
-, , (, () -5, 5, , (, ) 08, , , ()
05, , ,
aros,
verb. Adj.
of
cut in,
bed on
notched, like a saw.
, ,
,
OT palisaded, a fortified cainp.
a place paled round II. a paling,
palisade, Lat. vallum.
()
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
(, ,
()
a fencing with pales,

778
collectively,
place paled
Att.
vallum.
XATA'SSn
Pass., aor.
I
in,
f.
pf.
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.
to engrave, inscribe.
-(
^
:
'
: ;
779.
of gratitude with a person,
i.
a fortified camp, Lat.

aor.
i
a store
e.
earn his
3.
thanks
:
to receive thanks.
influence, as opp. to force, Lat. gratia;
make
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 for the sake of the Athenians: pleasing, agreeable, lovely, pretty, elegraceful, = 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
: :
, , -,
II.
;
to cnt byfurroios, furrow, ploi/gh.

later fut.
,,,
, , {5,
of
'
. . )
III.
,, ^^
kindness.
more
by favour than fear.

;
done, a grace, kindness, boon

:
III. a favour cpepuv to
confer a favour on one
hence
in
phrases,
to confer a grace,
favour,
;
YV. a gratification, delight
<pop-
from the harp. 2. hotnage or worship dtie to the gods : an offering, gift ; a gift in consequence of a vow. V.
jest
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.
6|,, 5,
-605, ,
()
-.) (, , - -, 1
',
s
to
shew favour or kindness,

:
gratify a person, c. dat. agreeable, court favour.
absol. to
2. in
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
^ -5, ^- ,
:
to oblige or free gift, grace.
be pleasing or
Att. to gratify or
, , 05,
,
$, ,
ov,
( (
,
:
ps[a],,gen.pos.
-, ^ . $, , , ,
( ($, apivos ^(
;
Ep. aor.
{) ()
I
()
-,
. , ),
med.
inf.
of
in
token of thanksa grace,
($,
ace.
XapiTfs, dat.
I. '.favour, grace, Lat. gratia : outward grace, grace, loveliness ; to shed grace over one. 2. of things, a grace,
{)
pi.
Ep.
, : - 8,() () ^ , ()
or
poet, also
()
ov,
a charm. II. grace or favour felt, either, I. by the Doer, kindness, good-will : or, 2 by the
Receiver, the sense of favour received, thanks, gratitude ; esp. in phrases ubivai to feel gratitude
((
;
to
owe a
holden
or
^ -, (,)
plur.
battle.
joy, delight
TTOieiv to
make
rejoicings.
ovos, 6,
the heart or
-'\.%,
-OTros,
17,
: :
of joyous heart.
(, )
:
in p\. joys, delights.
joyfid,
glad;
gladdening
causingjoy gladdening.
ov, also 6s, 6v,

it
bright-eyed
like
properly
debt of gratitude, be be- fierceness

to lay
later, it
glad-eyed, only implied brightness and came to mean light blue or gray,
(, )
,
up much
^65.
paper,
dening, cheerful.
icus
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,
so called
5,
, () , ,
,
f.
, Dim.
,
of
!.
of
^. -,
XEI'AOS,
delightftd, gladdat.
08, ,
mzde
Lat. charta, a leaf of from the separated layers of the papyrus.
(\$,
:
)
;
779
drink with
the lips only, to sip.
ay, verb. Adj.
keep
impf. of
, ,', ,
from
f.
[],$, , Charon, the ferryman of the Styx,

his bright fierce eyes.
Frequentat. of
to
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,
Lat. rictus.
,, -, () ^, 5. , () 5, .
Ion. for
.. , , .
Dor. pres. part, of
aros,
yawning
or
gaping
see
at ox for a thing.
,,
Cp.
c. ace.
to
'.
gape, yawn, used as pres, and
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[],
\ (
^^ ;
I.
'
^
ters
;
{)
as winter quarters.
f.
: ,
to
etc.
;
, $, ,
to fix
upon Lemnos
expose
From
():
transit, to
:
to the winter, set in the frost or cold
Pass, to be ex-
posed
ter.
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.
the frost
II. intr. to
a wide yawn, gape,
absol.
vi(pei,
(sc.
Oeos), there
a thing,
gen. to crave, want, have need of a thing.

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
to
,, ,
c. inf.
:
:
',
Ep. aor. I med. part, of Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. f. to long, desire, wish
three days.
from
c.
much
to do
II.
the state
absol. to wish, desire.
tempest
tost.
out
needy, poor person.
5, $. , -3, , ,($, 6$) -5,

XOTis,
and
cos,
want, need,
outstanding or projecting teeth. T6S of the crocodile's

tusky
:
mouthed
-,8
absol.,
II.
teeth,
outstanding,
teeth.
ov, 6,
($, $) an
sharp,
jagged
- 65 ,
= xqTis,
with
6-5, ) 05
:
in a ship's bottom, drawn the ship was brought on land, to let out the bilge-water. ov, Att. contr. -povs, ovv
,, ,
it :
:
3. Pass, to
a storm, like vi, the storm lasted be driven by a storm, suffer

is
Tpds
metaph. to be tempest-tost, distressed,

to be distracted,
f.
esp.
of
(^)
overwhelmed by
to distress by
suffering.
Pass, to be driven by
II.
a storm or a storm, be tempest-
() a plug
intr. to be
stormy.
when
winter-flowing, swoln in winter ; a mountain-stream or torrent swoln by rain
and melted snow. water-drain, conduit.

or
open-
citizen,
a gaping
cit.
[]
wintering
yJvy/--npuios,ov,{avos,p^s)wide-hreeched.
ov,
5, ,
and
os, ov,
II.
()
a
gaping
flaccid,
winter.
^,
:
;
$, , 5. .-, , (^)
2. as Subst.,
^
:
(,
II.
wintry, stormy.
ov, poet, for
passing the winter,

to
winter-quarters.
f.
Att.
, ()
pass the winter,
loose, porosis.
vain.
metaph. /o//y, vanity.
', 8,
Hence
slack.
weakening
to ease oneself.
aor. 2
, () . , ^: ^ , ( :
,
looseness, porousness.
metaph.
loose, foolish, silly,
05, , , () of or
time, wintry, stormy;

II.
bleak place.
, ,
See
ov, Att. also os, ov
(8,
II.
making loose or metaph. making a thing light,
belonging
season
(8
to winter,
its
force.
most stormy, months

wish
6,
xev, Ep. 3 sing. impf. or aor. I of Desiderat. of like
^^,
to
XE'Zil,
Pass.,
XEIA'
^5
f. :
pf.
aor.
pf. pass,
to ease oneself
^: (5 5, (05 -8, , , (,
like winter,
a shore lashed by the waves of winter : metaph., and raging pain. Generally, wintry, are distinguished thus
;
(^
:
(6 (5.
wintry
;
in winter, in winter-
a wintry,
:
(() ((
in, of,
the winteri.
the
most wintry,
Ion.
dung
just dropt.
death.
77,
XeiXtvs, Dor. for
\(03,
a hole, esp. of serpents. gen. of
(\$.
ter
,^/ ()
u)vos,
stormy;
wintry, in winter-time.
$ (5
e.
frozen
to
during winter;
winter, the season of winin vHnter
fury
6-3,
Ittne.
780
tuously.
X^pos, Ion. decl., gen. and dat. dual are

Att.
:
,
:
11. wintry weather : a storm, tempest 2. metaph. storm, voTepos a storm of rain. also great distress or suffering.
ov,
17,
gen. xeipos
(,
Ep. dat.
or rather the
hand;
grapnel.
^ ,
pi.
() -5, , (, ) {, (, , ^ -, ) ) (, ( , ^) -5,
6-65,
OV,
^. )
;: :
pointed out by the hand,

one
Lat. digito monstratus
manifest, confessed.
who
asserts his
heating tempes-
right by force of hands, ovtos,
who
uses the right of might. [] with serpent-
plur. xefpes,
hands or arms, [a]
xipes, etc.: but
(rarely
and
even in the hand,
the hand and arm, the arm ; an iron hand, i. e. a grappling-iron,

2.
is
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-
(^,
-, ,
f.
(6,
(6$,
aptffrepos,
to
mark
;
the side
3. to
05.
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 opeâi to stretch or spread the arms in prayer
^ ^
(,
often joined with beîos and on which a thing is see

;
thians used scalps as
denote act or deed, as opp.
, , -) -5, (,
to fight
) (.
:
hand. Xeipo
to
to a certain time or order; gesticulate with one's legs as though with one's arms.
Hence
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
culation.
((
ils
-, (, ) , , () , -5,
17,
f.
ov,
with the hands. From fighting with the
a hand-mill.
to
move
^
[i5]
the
hands
measured motion of the hands,
gesti-
ov,
gesticulating
mimus, a pantomimic performer. worse. Adv. of

es,
^'
as large as can be held in the hand.
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
under
^-, , (,
the
. , ,
power ;
cp.
^, -, , -, , ', 6-5,
:
as Subst.,
() 5, ,
moving
the
hands regularly
Lat. panto-
(,
)
to
filling the hand,
Dep.
make
or do by
made
by hand, artificial:
made
-05,
as Subst.,
band, take in hand, hafidle.
, ,
in the feet.
f.
aypa) gout
to
in the
hand;
as
$.(, -,
OVTOS,
aocpos) skilled with the hands:
stretched arms, of the crab.
-, , (, )
6v,
((,
,
f.
From lead by the hand. leading by the hafid one that leads by the hand. to touch with the
pi.
XipOTpos,
-5, , , (,
Hence
a, OV, poet, for
artisan, mechanic;
surgeon.
66, 605, ,
or tunic
:
Ep. dat.
of
(.
power
of,
6, 08,
, ) $ $
6,
(,
)
of
with out-
worse. handicraftsman, chirurgeon,
craft or a handicraftsman, skilful, mechanical.
(xct'p)
having
'!.
the
sleeves, sleeved, of the without sleeves was called
-$. '.
by
Xewpios, a, ov,
subject, captive.
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.
Xetpis,
() 5, , ()
f.
hand, esp. to give one's vote in the Athenian

in the hands, in the
II. c. ace. to
,
lot
:
,,
handicraft, art.
(($)
for handiAdv.
f.
, (^)
Hence
verb. Adj. one
to stretch out the
vote for, elect:
(choose, elected
Pass, to be
chosen by vote, opp. to \ayxaveiv
5, ,
6-,
the hand.
, {,
(^',
hand, in handwriting as Subst., a handwriting, written decree.

ov,
-5, 6-5,
ov,
(,
, )
to
, () )
appoint, ordain.
, 605,
,77,
c.
ace. rei, to vote for a thing.
throw with
by show of hands
gistracy.
writteti with the
6,
at
a stretching out of hands, Athens, a voting or electing by show of hands ; II. election by the people.
(, ()
2. to
to be chosen
must
vote.
, or, verb.
;
Adj. of
an elective ma-
slain by the hand.
vote, Lat.
suffragium
also collectively, the votes.
'
\(.<.
stretching out the hands ; of prayers, offered with outstretched hands. Tvveiu) striking with the es,
-5, , (,()
6-5,
swallow brown.
hands.
Hence execute; to commit acts of violence. ), a working by hand, practice of a II. a trade, business. handicraft or art.
^, ^, , -05,
,
(^,
.,{'6$)
(^,
song, an old popular song at the return of the swallows.

to
do with the hands,
, ,
:
:
781
coloured like the swallow's throat, russet

otos, to,
{^)
the
swallouh
if
ovos,
irreg. vocat.
(\
ing of the swallow
*''^) working
hand, practising a handicraft or art. Xftpovpyos, o, a chirurgeon, surgeon. Med., f. f.

pf.
to get into one's hands, to master, subdue, take pos-
Pass, session of: to take prisoner: mastered, subdued, led captive, taken prisoner.
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
offerings to the dead
one's ojvn hand.
,
,
;
Pass., fut.
:
aor.
{()
to
take in hand, handle
arcs, to, that which
is
do?ie by ha?id
. that which
( ,- ,
2. as Subst.,
:
or doing by
one swallow does not make a summer. frog in the hollow of a horse's foot.
foreign
see
or barbarous
;
(
[],
77,
the swallow, Lat. hirundo.
was
a proverbial speech ; for
proverb.,
((as
from
The
twitter-
expression for
II.
the
aor.
()
,
a
the lip;
(\
on
kaO'uiv
'
II.
opyfjs to bite the lip
from passion.
II.
Aeol. for
XE'AT^S,
vos,
tortoise, Lat. testudo
Mercury
its
to be
made the
first
lyre
by stretching
strings
Hence
;
hence 2. the shell or lyre itself, Lat. testudo. the arched breast, the chest. a tortoise : proverb., to;
(')
45.
is
thick hides!
the lyre
:
5
TO, the
oh
tortoises,
happy
^
in
shell
your
2. the shell
of the tortoise.
III. as a
II.
see
military term,
">
^^, $, ($
:
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.
:
\
6,
, ,
$
of
his
as Adv., worse.
[]^
See Cheiron,
ace. pi. of Xivas, poet, for Xvviov, TO, a kind of quail. 17, = xeipaypa.
$,
,
-, XETA'AOS,
by
rivers, shingle.
^.
one
. ,
XEPA'2,
see
of the Centaurs, famous teacher of Aesculapius, Achilles, Jason, etc. for his skill in surgery (whence his name, cf.
wvos,
;
-|,
one who is master , hand, a handicraftsman, artisan, mechatiic, like

:
,
Ion.
((,
all
:
Xp6iOTpos, a, ov, Ep. Comp. for
6, ^,
paratives
, ,
poet, for
XETH2, an obsol. Adj. from which the irreg.

;
7;
or
ace.
:
also as Adj., ttSs 6
the
mechanic
-|
Xipci>TOs,
sort.
Hence
-,
j),
skill in
workmanship, handi:
itself has a comparative sense, x^pfia weaker, worse, inferior. ov, gen. ovos. Dor. for ov, , {(', apapuv^fitting with the hand.
, , . (5 (
neut.
, (5.
;
gravel and
silt
brought down
doubtful form of
(5. ((.
^.
(,
poet, for
worse.
dat. pi.
of
Com-
(^
is,
and nom.
are formed, used in dat.

;
pi.
ace. neut.
, -5,
(.
craft, trade.
$, $) $,
,
he subdued.
fut.
-5,
, , ,
of
Ep. for
f.
:
a swallow language.
. . , , ^, ()
,
verb. Adj. of
fem. Adj. of Cheiron a book on surgery.
as Subst. (sub
kneaded by hand.
TO,
(,
as if
subdued
to
, 5,
gen. ios,
{(,
mixed
or
= ($, properly neut. of

From
($.
:
throiving.
to
pour.
TO, swallow-wort, celandine, Kvaveov of which there were two kinds, Properly neut. of (or yKavKUv) and , ov, of the swallow, like the
, () .
irreg. voc. of
Att.
from
ing or slinging, a sling-stone. (Deriv. doubtful either or from ftp, a stone that can be from
, , 45
[a]
ov, of the size
of a large stone, ^t for
),
a stone or large pebble, for throw-
to twitter like
grasped
Adj.,
to speak unintelligibly, to
speak a foreign
, 5,
his
as
in the hand.)
pos,
((5)
:
a slinger
as
masc.
8,
(()
pivos the leather of a sling. one who lives by the ,
(()
work of
II.
hands, a day-labourer Adj., poor, needy.

ov,
a poor, needy man.
,=
(.
782
woman
for ivater to
lustral water,
,$ ^' ( ,
i.
with holy water: to sprinkle or purify with holy From water, Lat. lustrare. holy water to wash or
-, &, , {(, ()
to be excluded
e.
,,
iSos, fern,
, -
that tvorksfor her daily bread.
and
wash
f.
-, , )
(^,
the hands,
of
^,
Med.
to
a workwoman, a
.
;
fut. xea> Ep. or xeva; imperat. Ep.

;
',
a vessel
a hand-basin.
Ep. I pi. Ep. Xvas
^
:
(^;
:
aor. i
subj.
inf.
Ep. aor.
med.
wash
one's
hands
sprinkle the hands before a sacrifice.

purifications with holy water
;
II. plur.
$
in
spill
aor. I
Ep. plqpf.
3 sing,
part. 3 pi. of liquids, to pour out, shed, Pass, to be poured forth, flow, stream, gush
:
',
to
2. to
pour
,
:
[]
(
Ep.
pf.
^,
:
Ep. exeva Ep.
^,
f.
part,
xeas
Pass.,
also Ep. aor. 2
',
,
[p]
: :
3 sing. [i5], used
clipyeoeai
forth.
become liqidd, melt, dissolve
from such purifications, as was done with those who were defiled by bloodshed
Med. the ground after rain, to be softened, relaxed to pourfor oneself, esp. of drink-offerings to the dead
c.
so of
with the hand.
-, ) ^. ) -5,
c's,
a partaker in the purifications by an inmate of the same house. Ep. 3 pi. aor. i of
ace. cognato,
a libation to the dead.
shoot out, shed, scatter

earth, so as to
((, ov, (,
Att. for
hand-defiling.
form a mound
a.
stricken
by or
mound.
^
:
also,
;
veKveaai to pour forth II. of solids, to pour or like to throw up
xieiv to raise
spears.
3. to let fall or
drop
to
pour or shower
Pass, to be
thrown
formed from it, see under Xpcr-. Xcppos, Att. for

ou, also as, ov,
(8. 6-5, , 5, , ($. {4$)

Xep^s, Ion. and poet. gen. of
^'.
or heaped up together
For
all
words
land, living ox found on dry land; opviOes land-iovfl, opp. to sf-fowl also of landsmen
:
as opp. to
metaph., the land wave of an army.

;
seamen
f.
earth or
dweller in the Chersonese.
Att. xcppov-, c's, a peninsula, peni/isular. Att. xeppov-, , vijaos) a land-island, i.e. a peninsida : the long slip of Thrace
h5os)
like
;
, 6, ,
Adv. from ground. Adv. {j(kpaos) on dry land. Adv. to or on dry land.
Att.
{^)
^ ()
to lie
from
or of dry
waste or barren. dry land : from the
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,
let
of men, to pour or stream in III. metaph. of sounds, to pour,
^ (
From
'
-05
;
f.
:
hoofs
6-5
{) -,
ov, 0,
{($) {(5,
a
specially called
also
{$,
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.
,' ', ()
605, , ,
-, (,
the racing offleet horses.

to net, plait.
verb. Adj. netted, plaited.
that runs along the Hellespont
was
the
The Chersonese or Peninsula

called the
($. XE'P202
rope.
-8
2.
Crimea was
05, , , $. '5, ,
XH'N,
its
Tauric Chersonese.
Att.
^-,
57,
fs, contr. for
(as opp.
Dor.
from
dry land, land,
;
Att. Xppos,
to water, esp. as opp. to the sea
reach the land. firm, of land
$
,
II.
to
Egyptian species, living

like
II. as
Adj., xipaos, ov, dry,

the tnainlaiid of Eu-
waste places.
^, . , , , ,
Dim. of
Desiderat. of
dry, barren, waste, hardened: 3. c. gen. barren or destitute
5, ,
Ion.
of.
a
to
little
hand
or artn.
turned up
want
to ease oneself.
of
{),
stream.
basin, bowl.
, ,
Xt)av, XV, Ep.
inf.,
3 plur., and 3 sing. aor.

is
XHPA'MBH, ,
ov,
aros,
(')
that which
p07ired
is
into holes,
-5,
,
a, ov,
,,
05, , ov,
,
like
)) -,
: (,
and
large
gen.
$:
:
chest, coffer or
irreg. ace. plur.
strong box. xevas:
a gander, goose, named
wide
bill,
Lat. anser.
kos,o,
(,
()
,
a
in holes, like
thefox-goose^ an our sheldrake. of or belonging to a goose,
a goose, Lat.
atiserinus.
ov. Ion. for
() a
($.
end of a
ship's stern
the
which
goose's neck.
see
that into which water
poured, a
of
XHPA^MO'S,
Ep. for Ep. fut. and aor
^,
i
I pi.
aor.
subj. of
.
I
subj.
^.
, () , () ,
5. , ($, )
kind of muscle.
ividowed.
one who creeps
[y metri grat.]
0, a hole, cleft, gap, hollow. Ep. 3 sing. aor. I med. of
widowhood, widowed
estate.
tute
,
:
f.
c.
titute
of
, {) ^^ men
intr. to be
bereaved, be desti-
gen., vrjaos
:
the island is desbe bereaved of a husband or wife, to
^, {) ?, -5,
;
783
a thousand times, [a] containing a thou-^
Adv.,
sand men.
be
solitude.
aloof or apart.
reft of a
,, (
,
5,
widowed, be a widower or widow

II. transit,
5, , ,
f.
:
ov. Ion. for
ov, bereaved, bereft of, c. gen.
hence
to live
ifi
to keep in
widowhood, keep
comtnafider of a thousand men. II. used to translate the Roman tribunus inilitum, a legionary tribuYie.
-3
ov,
II. as Subst., husband or wife, widowed. Ion. , a widow, Lat. vidua. Hence
II. intr., husband or wife, to make widowed. Hence to be bereaved or destitute of. Hke , a collateral relation, heir-at-law.
( ,
ed.
aor.
Ep.
to
bereave, i?iake
desolate
.
,
:
absol. be-
jnand of 1000
a thousaftd.
pass.
, ,
',
to go
f.
or
-5, , {, )
,
of
{, )
the
Hence
ly,
the office or post
me/i.
$, ,
{)
5,
, ,
:
com
the
number one thousand,

ios,
or
desert-
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,
i.
2. c.
was
gen. to bereave of. left destitute of men
"Apyos
to bereave of a
or Tos) lasting a thousand years.
-5, ,
-,
etc.
{,
is
ai, a, a thoiisand, Lat. used with collective nouns, as,
tnille
horse, like
Dor. crasis for

TO,
los Att. ews,

cos,
^, '. , $. ()' vpsfrom $)

fut.
-5, $, , , {,
of a thousand ships.
want, need, destitution
ox of a thousa?id sailors: with fern. Subst., TT^s the help of a thousand ships.
-,
-, ?,
tWos,
the sing,
a thousand
vads) of or consisting
, . Dor. -ras, (, $)
,
, , ()
.
;
sand times
Adv.
over, very
) ()
(,
;
Hence
with
long ago a thou'
long ago.
"'2, , , green fodder for of

horses, forage, provender, grass
oos,
()
the thousandth.
the
body
;
a thousand.
esp. for
5
:
before,
05, , , = 5, of yesterday
e.
the other day.
Hence
, ,, () =$, ^, $.
yesterday's onion.
see
Adv.
05,
, ,
(6$.
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.
to titrn
of yesterday
Pan, he
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,
as,
6$ ($
\$
-,
[],
17,
,,
on
to forage
$$
cattle,
nether world, Lat. Inferi
ducting below the earth.
on or of the earth.
by or
$$ -, () ) -, $, (, ',
;
.
II.
$,
{, ) , (, ) -5, (, *) -5, (, )
[],
, hay.
km
,,
epith. of
who mounts
goats, or goat-footed.
one who sacrislaying goats.

leads
the
ov,
leading goats;
Hermes coft-
$,(^,
es,
of ox from the earth. treading the earth,

nourished
slayer.
gen. eos,
growing on
earth.
gen.
the earth,
ground ;
(
to
go beneath the
2. ol
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.
to be hidden under the earth,
groivth, of wine.
-, , $, () -,
the
[i"],
(5,
he-goat
that
, , {$,
a he-goat, Lat. caper,
Dor. for
[],
ace. pi. of
) $.
= Tpayos.
goat-
5,
snow
buried.
a wine-vessel, holding about l| about a gallon. Xioveos, a, ov, of snow, snowy. to snow upon, cover with f.
,
:
is,
(Xios,
^^)
chilblain, kibe.
of Chian birth or
wheaten groats toasted

groats.
', , , , $<^
pi.
upon the country;

dazzling
xvhite.
a
is
diih
a
of unripe dish of barley
,, : -', )
() () d (, -5, (,
i.
TO,
e.
()
impers.,
Tr)v
absol.,
ov,
ov,
with snow.
it
if snow fell was snnwing.
with eye of
beaten or covered

784
-65, , (,
, , ,
(xiotjv,
snow-clad.
ing snow, snow-clad.
snow-clad.
snow-white skin
S,
)) .) , {, -, -5, {,) -5, ){, -, {) ) ,, -8, 8

fostering snow,
a
left.
gen. ovos,
feed-
coverlet.
. ,
\yX~\
brooch on the right shoulder so as to hang over the (Akin to Dim. of a small cloak or
snow-heaten.
{',
the art or trade
nnrsing snow,
and
oos, 6,
$)
ol
with
-5, (, ,
:
generally, snow-white.
(Tdos) like
as well as
snow, snow-white.
Xios,
Scio.
Chios, an island in the
Aegean
:
Hence
a, ov,
Xios,
Chians.
Chian, of or
11.
:
from
(sub.
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;
$), an
Chios
,,
:
:
;
$.
, ' , , ?, -,
,
Xcoi the
trans, to
sea,
now
', ', , ,$,, , {)

5, ,
men
:
of cloak-making.
like the
but of finer
hence was a mark of effeminacy.

[/ft"],
an upper garment of wool, make worn by women to wear the

:
or
, and
Dim. of
f.
a small cloak,
to joke, jest, scoff.
II.
"05, ,
f.
mock, scoff at, jeer, treat scornfully. Hence , mockery, scoff ng. , and or iroiei, a joke, jest ; Tiva to make one a jest.
05,
mud:
^
:
slitne,
carried down by a flood ; also rubbish swept out of a house, Lat. quisquiliae.
:
aor.
warm:
Pass, to
warm
Ion.
oneself : to
'
to
the dirt
and rubbish
{')
to
make
II.
grow warm.
to soften by
warmth,
melt.
$, , , {) warm,
make
soft or delicate:
lukewarm, Lat. tepidus.

to be
TUfves
XemSos
coats of iron scales.
III.
(^) 05, , ,
f.
to
Pass.
in plur. the pieces
coat, case or coverifig
ing of stones,
lines of walls
:
, , 5, .
i.
of a shoe.
a
IV. metaph. any
urio7(s.
a coat or covercoats,
e.
tomb
bad
, , {)
km
:
luxurious or delicate, revel in luxtiry. delicate, vohiptuous, luxto be soft or delicate:

in
{)
sense, to live delicately or luxuriously, to revel,
TO,
also in plur. the coats of an onion. Dim. o[ a little tunic, short coat.
,=
XPfl'N,
avos,
to vi(pas or vicpcTos, falling
', ,
and
melting snow. II. snow-water. only found in pf.

plur.
sound, ring, shout

Ion.
cloaks, the art or trade of a cloak-maker. [], jy, a short cloak or mantle,
:
by horsemen generally, a military cloak, the generaVs cloak, Lat. paludamentum. It was fastened by
. , , {) , , {, ) -, $ -, 5, 5
:
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 <pa.pos and
;
'
f.
:
, {) , ,. (8) (( . - , . .{) . , ,
luxuriate;
thing
sfiow
properly fallen snoxu, opp.
snow
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. hence
to be insolent or
part,
aTos,
^^^
(for
to
65,
17
'
[]
for
hence redupl.
,,
for
Lat. laena, a large
warm
luxuriate,
, .{, -5,
[t]
only used in pres. and impf., to become or soft, melt: metaph. to be luxurious, to revel,
see
. Dim.
of
a small cloak.
to
clothe or cover with
a cloak
generally, to clothe.
$, , a
ov,
Hence
clothing, covering.
as Subst.,
or horseman's cloak a horseman, cavalier,
(5, "'-^)
, -,
ivearing a
- ,
,
shoots.
05, , , poet, lengthd. 68, producing {($,
(s.
avyrj) with a greenish lustre.

for
green herbs, grass-growing.
tender shoot of plants in spring, the blade of yoting corn or grass: poet, the young verdure of trees, /of.
-8, 6-8, , , , (,
ov,
w\p)
$, and
as,
also Ion.
) ,
to be
greenish looking.
the
liage, leaves.
the
making of
worn
young leaf
-5, -, {,
S,
, {, )
apaptiv)
green as a
ov,
{^,
= (05,
05.
young
reKeiv) producing
shoots,
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
green age, green or
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, $
:
-, 5, ,
i.
,
:
-, , (, . 4) , () 6. ,, ,
bearing grass or leaves.
Ion. for
17,
putting out
\ovbpos.
;
young
daily allowance
os Kfv
whoever
the
tastes of
my rations.
ye
2.
II.
785
from the shape,
box or nave of a wheel.
a kind of shackle
Ion. for
or stocks for fastening the legs
e.
youth, freshness.
evos, 0,
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.
(,
olive neck, of the nightingale
08, , ,
(08,
), , . )
:
$ ($,
Athenian
$,
at,
in.
with pale
see
), ,
{)
, ,
:
glandular
siuellings.
Xoipios, a, ov, (xoipos) of a swine or hog. Xoipeos, a, ov, poet, for xolpeios (sub. Kpi:
hog's-nesh.
XOIPI'NH, ,
,
',
yellow.
without regard to colour, green, fresh, as opp. to dry; Tvpbs fresh cheese: metaph. fresh, blooming,
youthful
tender, delicate.
the first
of gray
head ^Msi sprinkled with white.
which the axle

self.
$ , , {) , , ($ / ,. ,
II.
generally, pale, pallid.
III.
ing swine
to scrape, to
gnaw, gnaw
off',
nibble.
f.
down
properly of youths, to get on their chin also of the first growth

:
) 005,
intestines.
bile, to
$, , -5,
in,
,) -, 5, . -5, )
dicasts in voting,
. Dim. $,
[t]
0,
of a little pig. \_'\ a small sea-muscle, used by the
. Dim. Dim. ,
ov, pass,
of oi
little
pig, porker.
(xoipos,
a fence for keep-
a pig-sty.
slaying swine. II. of or belonging to a slain swine; blood of a slain swine. 6, Dor.
{$,
dealer in swine.
(5,
hair,
having
his
generally, a pig.
Ion.
turns, the
the iron box of a wheel in nave, also the axle itthe joints
, () () ,
,
a young pig, porker, Lat. porcus

in plur.
$, ,
($,
,=
pi.
like
(ayo,
mad.
gall,
bile,
to be full
be melancholy
2.
metaph.,
set.
on which
angry, rage.
the feet are
Xvoi'os, a, ov,
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
like
05
ace.
($) downy.
:
, ,
:
,=
$,
i.
Lat. fel,
black,
e.
diseased bile
,.
[a]
bladder. wrath, bitterness

aversion.
II.
:
vos.
, ,
of
$, $.
,
contr.
to cast metal.
From
contr.
a funnel.
.=
- 5,
though
bitter
$, the entrails or a, ov, also 0'05, , like

this sense
', 5,
Hence
metaph. like Lat. bills, anger, anything which causes disgust or

mostly in
plur.
, ,
bills
;
the bowels,
of black
to be
the gall-
($,
like
II.
was mostly confined to
, ($)
II.
bowels of oxen, tripe. os, ov, enraged, angry.
in physical sense, gall, bile,
XoSvos, 6, (xeci>) (he hollow in which metal was placed for melting, a melting-pot: also the mould for casting metal in.
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,
8,
water.
, () -,
,
6S,
nom.
pi.
5,
;
anger, wrath, Lat. bills; to smother, get rid of wrath : c. gen., tivos either rage towards another or another's rage towards
oneself.
,, ,
f.
make angry,
med.
gen. (os,
(,
apapeiv) furnished with

vessel
drink-offerings to the
filled tvith them.
dead ; ayyos xofjpfs a
tered
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, , 5, , () ,
ov,
, ,
bearing drink-offerings.
(xovs) of rubbish, of earth or clay.
05
5,
8, (, , 05, , ,
;
,
:
^. (, (: $
to stir one's
,, $
7.
:
gall or
bile
hence
Pass.,
aor.
:
to
f.
embitter.
Med. and
pf. pass.
paullo-post
pass,
fut.
to
have one's
bile stirred, be
angered or embitangry at or with a person.

I
ev, aor.
pass. part,
Ep. aor. I pass, of Ep. fut. inf. of verb. Adj. of
. . ,
of
:; :
786
drinJi
made from groats, a kind of gruel:

like
of an old man,
05, , ,
5,
see
coarse-grained
From
-,. , ,, -,
salt,
^ {$) (
opp. to
;/)'5
proverbial
'. -5,
ambus,
i.
to sip gruel.
groats ; aXes,
aAcs
fine salt.
chorius (or trochee) and iambus, as
to make into sausages f. to make jnincemeat metaph,, xnpbeveiv 0/ state affairs. a string of gut : the string or chord of a II. a sausage. lyre. a dancing : the choral dance. a choral dance. aros, ro, one miist lead the verb. Adj. of
, () ,
aros,
Dor. and Att. for a sausage or black-pudding.
^-.
TO
proverb.,
corium : Doric yevaai 'tis bad to let the dog taste leather, Horace's cafiis a corio nunquam
t6, skin, leather, Lat.
, ^
e.
($,
a foot of four syllables, consisting of a
(xopos) of or for a choral dance;
).
in metre,
a chorU
the choral song.
XOTION,
absterrebitur uncto.
trochee,
choral dances, one must dance.

ov, 6,
, , ^, ()() 6,
,
teaches
XopevTTjS the votary of a god.
-(:
:
, ,
pf.
.*
one who , and trains the chorus, the chorus-master, who was commonly the poet himself. 2. = xopay as or
(paios, the
-5,
Xopwos,
0,
e. g.
$.
(xopos) a metrical foot,
(,
)=
oi
to
fut.
-(:
I
:
aor.
dance, to dance : to form a chorus, perform the part of chorus, esp. at a festival in honour of the gods : to
to join in the
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
:
:
()
aor.
I
a choral dancer
(:
Med.,
I
():
Pass., aor.
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.
a chorus.
the cost of bringing out a chorus ; to find money for one's
pay
the piper
;
plied one
6
people supply
Hence
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
:
,
is
:
^ . ^^ -, :: $- , $
in the
-, ) ) - -, -, )
;
leader of the chorus, because the older Tragic Poets not only taught, but led their own choruses.
-5,
:
the dance.
fut.
in the dance.
dancing
,
-5,
,
(xopos,
-iToios,
:
s,
gen. eos,
($, ^$) accustomed

(6$,
is,
gen. eos,
rejoicing
, {05, , a beating the

From
ov,
a rage for dancing.

in the dance,
ground
also in plur.
($,
dance : dancing. played to the choral dance.

es,
II,
xopo'iTvnos, ov, pass.
gen. eos,
($,
I will begin
festivities
dancing.
beating the
ground
Adv. (xopos) to the festive dance. ov, gen. ovos, and
ov,
-)
,
sporting in the choral dance,
-,
;
mad
after
II. in
Att. of the
(^) '^$,
:
dancing merrily.
ing a chorus
to defray
Tais
own
pleasures, to
Pass, to have choregi

ot
found
^^^
or sup-
the rich men act as choregi, but the III. generally, to supplied ivith them. to equip or furnish abundantly with a thing.
'^
05, , , (-)
-05 )
, ,
-^
:
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.
()
(,
05
\5.
generally,
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)
, , () ,
^^.
feed
fatten in a stall:
will
7sr
2.
,
-,
05,
[d]
f.
proclaim the counsel of Jove to mankind.

response,
Hence fatten with a thing. feed a feeding at the siall : generally, a
Pass, of the
be uiiered, delivered;
3.
the divine response.
()
Med. of the vota-
$
ries, to
generally.
-5,
and
cheering ihe chorus. see inf. of see 3 pi. of

: :
ace. but also, gen. a liquid measure, Lat. congius, = 12 2. ot Xoes the KOTvKai or 6 sexlarii, about 3 quarts. /eas/q/"PiVcêrs,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.
:
$,
,, ',
(')
;
J7,gen.
) $.; .
;
($ ',
dat.
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.
constat a
: ;
of the
mon
sense of
ov,
, (6$,
helping or
aor. I
dat.
ace.
6$
,
:
plur.
sUghfly, Lat. stringo
,.
see
f.
:
, ()
:
aor. I
:
metaph.
whence the following Ep. forms,

aor.
I
, ]
3 sing,
siibj.
, ()
to Tivi
ri
hence
a
to
smear, paini.
to stain, soil, defile, pollute.
Verb hardly used

fut.
:
aor. 2
and -yai,
or
inf.
, ,
iouch
2.
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
,
iise,
, , , , , ,, $, ($ '^ , inquire of or constdi a god or oracle Teipeaiao constdi the shade
^
-
Theban
Tiresias
hence,
;
Lat. uii oraa/lo,

to uie
whence comes the comsee below. with the pres.

II. in
pf.
in
pres.,
riphr.
inf.
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
:
like
trade;
destruction /row one.
fend any
iouch lighily, XPA'fl (A), Aeol. wound slighily, Lat. radere, slringere. XPA'il (B), only used in impf. to fall upon, aiiack,
f.
, ,. , , . ,
2. c. dat. pers.
:
ward off somtuung from
one, Lat. defendo;
ward
only,
off pose de-
praciise lawlessness. 3. use a thing for an end or puralso with a neut. Adj. as Adv.,
is
;
what use
Tis
one, help, aid, succour
with a neut. Adj.,
a means of help, remedy. Ep. fut. inf. of Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of

c.
assisi or avail at
all.
Hence
it.
have intercourse or dealings with any one, have to do with him, treat, behave, conduci oneself io ; us
4. of persons, io
^
shall
I make of him ? make what use one likes of him not knowing what io make of
see
ireai one as a friend
or
enemy
,$(
:
also,
like Lat. uii aliquo or uii aliqtio familiariier, to
be intimate with a
offices;
man, to make use of

:
annoy ; crvycpos
him. IL
oi
(.(
to
to be
eager
= 7)(5.
(C), Ion.
aor.
I
:
:
Med.,
6
Ep.
fut.
:
Pass., paullo-p. fut.

:
pf.
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
ae into
$,
clare,
. ,
,
as
and
-,
^ - ^^ ^, ^; ^ . ,
;
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
:
^
his
good
fut.
I
'
c. ace. rei,
to
manage,
P^*"^
aor.
aor.
(-
transact everything by messengers.
^^^
with
pres. sense, to be in
con-
thing,
c.
gen.;
need or wani of a in wani of what?

occurs
^',
:
^., (5
I
an Adj. needy, poor; but as in the regular sense of having experienced a misfortune. has a pass, sense, ai aor. I pass,
absol. as
pronounce ;
fiovKijV
(
$.
8.
the
the ships were noi used.

Ion. for
inf.
Xpt'a, Ep. shortened for xpcea, ace. pi. of
, .
of
vrjes
788
Xpeia,
lirp vice
:
tA ovSiv
in
plur.
II. like Lat. opus, need, acquaintance, intimacy. necessity ; kv xpda fî^t or yiyveaOai tivos to be in 2. want, poverty, lack : c. need, want of a thing.
()
15 eis
Xpeia
use, Lat. us7is
:
.
[reach]
this ship.
advantage, ser
YoctW
services.
things of no 7ise or service usance, use; 2. using

3.
Homer
having and using.
of persons,
cept in nom. and ace.

(Ion.
for
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. absol. it being necessary, hence a request on the score of necessity : gene- sary, it must be 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. one long syllable.] sing. pres. opt. of 3
., , 4
him
is
.] [ (5, . ), =
to embark on board used as a monosyllable,
Ion. for
part, of
Ion.
indecl.,
but seldom used exproperly a part. neut. from
in
^,
3
Xpeios, TO, Ep. for xpeos. II. useful: needful, fitting. Xpeios, ov, act. needitig, being in want of, c. gen. absol. 7ieedy.
()
f.
, , , 6,
horse.
of
spit,
, , ',
.
Ep. for xpôj,

oos contr. ovs,
,
,
f.
to deliver
Ep. for
^.
an
oracle.
. , , , -,
65, , Att.
Ion. for
pi.
(^
of
for xpeos,
ov, 0,
(pks)
a debt. a debtor.
to neigh, snort, Lat. hitinire, of a

shortd. poet, for
, and 6.05, ,
-^,
:
Hence
a neighing.
3
pi. aor. I
vai, poet,
:
, ,
or
:
ov, 0, (xpecus,
,=
impers.: subjunct.
also
:
impf.
(^,
Dep.
to
(for part., see
( ()
,
need, necessity.
()
it is
a debtor.
'
?: optat.
:
inf.
:
and
fut.
fated, neces-
hawk and
expectorate.
Ion. for
Xpeov, Ion. for xpeos, TO, gen. xpeeos contr. xpiovs: Ep. nom. and Ep. nom. sing, xpeios Att. ace. pi. xpia Att. xpid
^.
part.
(6(5.
like
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.
2. like del,
: (, )
need.
II.
I.
(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 of shame. II. in a less strong for what need came (p' 6 xpios thing sense, one may, one can ; iribs III. a debt; a thing. also, like 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
Xpios Tivos kKOeiv to
' '
.,
:
,
;
the battle
text, as in the phrase ou5e

;
it
; ,
ae
as
why
restest
$
thou from
ae
behoves thee not
(sc.
rei,
wa?it,
5).
3. c. ace. pers. et
gen.
^^.
Xpda)
wish,
, , 6, (
Xpeo) Ep.
c.
| ()
:
;-
gen. oos contr. ovs,
(xpeos,
demand
a thing.
3,
6)5
(,
like
^Ha^s
c.
want, need, hence desire, longing, urgent want, need of me gen., koTiv where there is no need of a
2. in phrase,
cable.
sity arises,
xpetw
;
ace. pers.
^'/ upon me comes
whom
a ship
doth necessity come so much? so also with y'lyverai tieed of and ^', e/x
^
;
'
;
wa?it or tiecesto
vs
oi8e
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'
xpecb veibv
, , , ',
make
use
all
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.
,
.
,
like
^7,
i,
Ion. for
^,
to deliver
an
oracle, foretell.
Ep. and Ion. for
^.
use, fieed.
Icn. coUat, form of
of.
^^
( avs
($
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,
()
to use,
nor does need at

transaciion, like Lat. res. pressed to strengthen a phrase,
2.
is
often ex;
as,
for
what?
of a boar
;
3.
strange or unusual,
lerable violence
/' avos of the storm
is
also used to express
$
Att.
something huge monster

the into-
also 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.
; ;
^)
,
:
' /
negotiate, transact business.
advise about a matter. 3. to give an answer after due deliberation : to warn solemnly : Pass, to be so-
lemnly warned.
to
oivn profit, to make money, enrich oneself: to transact business, have dealIII. in late Greek, the Act. ings with another.
($
ciples bore the
transaction of business. response: also a divine warning.
a doing business for one's gain, profit.
, , ,, , , , (, , ( , ,
f.
, , -, -,
;
in verse.
oracular response, oracle.
.( -?,
?,
,
, ($,
789
making
an
oracles
want, poverty
etc.,
of oracular responses.
f.
in verse, to give oracles, prophesy.
to)
pf.
(^:
to
do or carry on
business,
have dealings
to
verse,
2. to consult, debate,
II.
transact business
Med. for one's
f.
-, -?, , ($, 5)
diviner, oracular.
, ?,
From
2.
an eager
aKos,
()
0,
c) the answer of
like
oracle,
an
need,
request, importunity.
, ($)
the
($, ^)
Hence
a keeper
to recite oracles
answer of an
oracle, given in
a prophecy.
, of
or fit for a soothsayer 01
Adv. -kws.
From
recititig oracles in
verse: prophesyitig, prophetic:
as Subst.,
505,
to lend.
a soothsayer, prophet.
2 sing. aor. I imperat.
means
to
he takes the
bear a title or name; title of king ol iv

;
verb. Adj. of
Dep. kind or mercifid.

f.
the dis-
()
like
of
name of Christians
make money.
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
of money or of possessions.
, ?, ?,
,
inf.
, ()
,
and
first in
Antioch.
oj
oxfor money.
iojs,
verb. Adj. of
,,
, ()
2.
(-
prophesy : in Med., like given one, consult an oracle;

to consult a
to
one must use. behave kindly, be

to
to
give oracles, have an oracle
god
to consult
of an oracle, a II. (from Med.)

money-tnak'iftg,
victims.
own gain
one must
carries
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
Delphi.
the
victim, sacrifice.
one
who
ing
of,
?,
to
Properly neut. of
a, ov, also os, ov,
an
ing, money-getting.
viceable, apt, fit, useful of
-, (, ) (, -,() ,) , () ,, .. , |, ?,
, ,
=
Xpf|S,
?,
from
it
money^mah-
one who gives or expounds oracles, a prophet, soothsayer. II. a creditor, usurer. 2. a debtor. to use fair f.
ivords.
need, want, lack.
shortd. for
see
()
.
use,
Dor. for
, , also
2.
os, ov:
useful, ser-
, ,
ov,
belonging
, ) ()
oracle, oracular, foreboding, presagi?ig.
to
2.
()
$.
:
of or belong-
a prophet, prophetic.
:
gen.
pi.
(to distinguish
:
gen.
pi.
of
()
-?, (, ^) ?, ,
, fair-speaking
ov,
:
Hence
, (-)
:
verb. Adj. of
useful, serviceable
advantage.
able to the state.
,
?,
?,
its
kind:
Adv. usefully, serviceably.

Dor. for
ace. pi. of
5,
,
:
2. power or means juade of a thing in plur. uses. II. 0^. intimacy, acquaintance, Lzt.usus. of using.
5, ()
of men, serviceable, useful, serviceHence 3. used, made use of.
using, employment, use
( , ^, -5,/,
c) an oracle.
f.
to utter oracles, divine.
divining;
(05,('/) \'5
uttering oracles,
soothsayer, diviner.
an expounder
or interpreter of oracles.
. ?, , ,, . , , , ,
;
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.
,, a kind address. speaking fairly.

like
as Subst.
good
deserving
low.
et you are a nice felof the god?, kind, propitious : and so of men, good-natured, kind. Hence of persons, goodness, honesty,
:
ironically,
2.
uprightness.
From
,
:
:
2.
kindness, good-nature, like

also as
(.
f.
f.
Dep.
II.
aor.
med.
part,
pass,
poet, for xptcy, to touch the surface

790
of a body,
stringere
;
generally, to
also intr. in Act. to
added, -noZas close to the shore;

aei
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
Ep. for aros,
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
' -, )) " -, ) , , .. -, , , , , -, . ) , -,
$
to
9.
;
graze, scratch, wound, Lat. radere,
v(\as grazing close:
more
c. dat.
for
time
till
aftertime.
II,
time of
life;
come nigh, draw near, approach,

to
draw near the house.
2.
come or keep near:

so,
'
also with keeping her feet
, ()
{)
pf
aor. I
of a body : esp. after bathing: to anoint oneself;

one's arrows.
,(
,, ,
,
:
dye, stain;
bodies with vermilion.

slightly, prick, sting.
^, ^
:
:
touch the surface to anoint with scented unguents or oil,

to
:
aor.
i
Med.
iovs to anoint, i.e. poison,
,
to colour,
:
2. to
rub over with colour,

to 3.
dye their
to
puncture the skin
irreg. ace.
Ep.
and Ion.
($)
body plexion;
the surface of a body, the skin ; hence the II. the colour of the skin, the comitself
the colour of a thing.
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
, $, |,
up.
|, .:
,
^
,
;
and
dat. of
$.
Att.
also
:
-.5, (, -, -.05, $ , (, , {, (, '/) (, -5, (, ) -, , , , (, ) (, ) -,, , (, ) -,, () , 5, --5, ^. (, )

Xpoos, gen. of
ov.
$.
,
(xpovos,
slow from his time of life. to waste time, loiter.
Dor. for
changing gold
or
gold money
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,
reflecting
golden
light.
-aopos, ov,
dop) with sword of gold,
epith. of the gods.
ov,
with or in car of
with shield
gold, epith. of the moon,
of gold, []^
gleajning.
gold mines,
. , (. , ,
c,
gen.
gold-
mostly
in plur.,
in full
ov, poet, for
to change colour: also

to
locks or ringlets of gold.

ov,
contr.
or graze the sxirface, also generally, to touch : to touch another person, to lie with.
p,f : () Med.
touch
of gold.
(^, 0-5, (^, 0-5, ,(, 0-5,

ov,
ov, (xpvoeos,
6-8,
ov,
of or overlaid with gold, ivory,
gold.
0-5, , , = -5, =
ov,
helm or casque of gold.

ov,
. -, .
0-5, , =
) )
:
) )
and
built
III.
first
electrum.
with
formed
wrought ofgold.
with disk of
grow
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 ;
: :
gold, itiwrought with gold. ov, and oi, ov
-,
;
(, )
;
, ,
((, ^)
with
with tvoof of
^,
lasting wars: lingering, delaying:

as Adv., after
neut,
pi.
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.
a long time.
indefinitely
:
XPO'NOS, ,
time,
time,
also
a certain
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
;
;
:
sandals of gold
^. 6 , ,) ,, -5,
2.
5, 5, ,
Ep.
ov,
()
Att. contr.
,
golden,
of
ov,
of
must be pronounced
ov,
golden sandals.
course of time
after
an
interval
in
kie
long
length;
ago
Iv
certain
time,
kvTos
within a
time;
at
-5, 0-8,
ocoi,
ov,
ov, or
decked or dight with gold.
.
(^,
II.
metaph.
Age
Man
as spondees.]
with
the step of
^-,
(-
pings of gold.
of Chryses.
or
gold, of beaten gold.

ov,
cs,
or decked with gold, golden.
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:
^^ 9. (, ) ) <-5,(, ) -5, , -, ,(, 5, , (, ^) -5, ) -5, -5, -, {, )() {, -, (, )(, ) -5, -, {, , , -5, (, ) -, (, ) , , -,
!
;:
791
-5, , = ,
i8os,
iVKTos.
ov,
rattling
(xpvacos,
with trap-
or ringing tvith gold.
, patronyni.
, , daughter
the
chrysolith or
gold-stone, a bright yellow stone, perhaps the topaz. II. to col to talk of gold. f.
lect
ov, (xpvaos,
with spindle
gold,
i.
e.
money.
ov,
From
arrow of gold.
'/)
ov,
beaten out of
ov,
speaking of gold. with golden
spear.
gen. eos,
with reins of gold. apapeiv) furnished
ov,
with golden
crest.
To.Oim.oi TO, Dim. of
a stnall piece of gold. a piece of gold, gold
with golden
'^,
treasure
5, , , ()
[],
golden dress.
fem. gold, containing a proportion of gold.

S,
embroidered.
taining gold.
born or descended of gold, of the Persians, because they were descended from Perseus, the son of Danae.
ov,
5, , () -5, , [^(, ) -5, (, ) -, (, ) -, (, ^) -5, (, ) (, -5, (, )

a vessel of gold.
2.
,,
ov,
)
like
endearment.
lyre,
;, , Dor. -Xvpas,
-, (, ) , -,
[]
ov,
with golden
mad after
gold.
the gold-
Hence
or
. Dim.
of
little
cockchafer
used as a term of with girdle or
like
head-band of gold,
likeness
gilded, gold-
ov,
in the shape or
of gold.
with
soil con-
wrought with gold.

gold ring,
-5, -5, [] -05,

s,
with gold, set in gold : overlaid with gold.

(ipos,
hair.
haired.
gold, gold-enthroned.
with head of gold,

Co:
gilded horns, like a victim for the

ov,
wrought of gold:
laid with gold.
cf the golden hair for Apollo.
with golden plumage.
(, (, (, ) -6, ,,(,) -5, (, ) -5,-, ,/) ) -, (, (, -5, , (, (, -5, -5, (, ): (, -5, (, -5, -, (, ) -5, (, )
ov,
ov,
) )
sacrifice.
covered with gold tvith gold.

shot with gold;
tissue
;
-,
-,
ov,
with golden back

a rein studded
ov,
richly
with a
of gold. Xpuao-ireirXos, ov,

or casque of gold.
ov, also
ov,
bound
with golden
of gold.
ov,
-5
)
,
gold. with yoke of gold. golden-
as Subst.,
on throne of
Dor. -Svos, ov,

[/ca]
J7,
)
cuf,
II.
a precious stone of a yellow-green colour. with wings of Xpiao-TTTepos, ov,
) -, ) -,
cuTOS, o,
and with horns of gold.
gen.
with
or ceiling.
welded or
of gold.
^
generally, of gold, golden.
ov,
welded or
in-
in a stream
-65, (, ,(,(, ^) , -5, (, (, ) -8, (, (, () -5, (, ) (, -5, , , (, ) (, )

ov,
of gold gilded splendours. with sandals

a turban
) -, ) ,
,
ov,
6v,
sprinkled or
(ov)withrobeofgold.
with helm
with tresses
in
working
gold:
a golds7nith.
-pains, , poet, for -poos, ov,

ov,
. )
aurum;
the chrysoprase,
streaming with gold. with golden roof

with
wand
ov,
flowing with gold,
of gold.
XPT~20'2,
,,
gold, Lat.
vessels,
Dor.
a,
he the golden-haired,
gold wrought into refined gold ;

alloyed with silver.
ov,
gold plate;
ov,
golden-haired
-5, (,
crowned.
i.e.
white gold,
gold-
702
dropping words of gold.

ov,
gold
oos,
armour.
gold,
ofgold.^
beam.
From
, (, ) -,,(, ) ^. -, -5, (, -5, , ) , (,

ov,
-, (, () -5, (, -8, {, ) -, (, )) (, -5,

more golden.
ov,
es,
-, -,
:
-5, , (, )
{,
5, ,
[r]^
of a bow, strung with twisted gold. ovos, , a worker in gold, goldsmith. ov, Comp. Adj. formed from
ofgolden mouth,
twisted with
touch the surface of a body

clasp.
2. to tinge, stain
the skin.
,,
in pi.
. . , , () ,
:
:
irreg. dat.
f.
:
of
aor.
pf.
Pass.,
aor.
like
II.
the colour
()
:
generally, to
touch,
generally, to taint, defile. the surface of the body,
$)
wrought ofgold. with golden
to
of the skin, the complexion; change colour. III.
as a technical
ov,
ov,
with bow of gold. with trident of
ornaments, embellishmetits. IV. in Greek Music, a modification of the diatonic music. Hence
metaph.
with ears or handles
Xpvcrovs,
Att. contr. for
es,
(,
'/'/)
with golden light. with golden

gold-loving.
, . ,, , ,
(sc.
05,
,
:
cients,
differing
)
term
,,
suited for colour.

the chromatic
II.
from the
music of the andiatonic in having the
the
tetrachord divided into less simple intervals.
= ^;.
, ()
:
a colour, paint, dye, [S]

Ion.
Att. dat.
like
ov,
surface of the body, the skin, also generally, flesh, as opp. to the bone
2.
and the body
,, ,
itself :
the
f.
to
wear gold or golden apparel. frame.

wearing gold or
kv
golden apparel.
or keeper of
hair:
-|, , (, ) -5, , (, ) 5, .
ov,
3-5, (, ')
,,
gold
:
kv xpot Keipeiv to shave close: metaph., kv it shaves close, i. e. it touches one nearly, comes
,
,
Att. kv
one's
body,
close to the skin;
home
guarder
or graze, Virgil's radere litus.
a treasurer. [_'\
studded bridle,
on one's fingers.
of gold.
-6, -, , ] , , (,
[]
-5, , (,
fern.
or gold-refiner
-, ) 6, () , 65,
,
covoi, 6,
) (,
From
with golden with gold-
of the skin, complexion changes.
^) with gold
with coat
tint
one's nature with something.
, ,^ , () ,
;
f.
kv
rrapanXidv to
sail
^
II.
past so as to shave
II.
the colour
his colour
Med.,
[5].
, ()
(^)
I
one a lezd-pencil.
like
who
colours or dyes:
to colour, dye, to
tinge
order, confusedly.
in prose, opp. to poetry.
the shop
f.
77^0;,
From of a goldsmith. to be a goldsmith
to
work
in gold.
,
, ,
,
:
Adv.
in a stream
II.
flood, without
i.e.
inflowing language,
III.
abundantly, utterly.
2.
05, , , ()
drawn out
aor.
pass. opt. of xcco.
juice, moisture: a decoction.
7],
gold-refiner ; low the trade of a goldsmith.

ov,
gold:
-5, (, )
as Subst.,
;
a goldsmith. -xpoos, ov contr. -xpovs, gold-coloured.

f.
horns of a victim
gold, wrought gold, gold-plate,
face,
shining like gold.

contr.
, , , . ^, , , , () , (,() . , -, ) -, -, (, ) , ,(, . , , , -, , () ) , ,
3
pi.
,
6v,
to
belonging to a goldsmith or
('/
juice
taste
by digestion, chyle.
2 pass,
the flavour,
to fol-
5,
of a thing. Ep. aor.

f.
, , (, ) 5, (, ,, () (()
gild.
quantity.
[C]
is
melting or casting one who gilds the
Att.
. ()
of
[]
to
make
savory,
season
metaph.
to tone
down, temper.
make golden,
that which
II. taste, flavour. juice. Ep. aor. 2 pass, of pouring, shedding. II. a flood, stream, gush. 2. of dry things, a heap: a
Dor. for
gen. of
made of
f.
to
pour out: metaph.
to
throw
[]
carelessly
down.
:
,, ,
fern,
-, 5, =
beaming
like
gold.
ews, 0,
, ,
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.
to bjiy or
change gold.
, (')
esp.,
From
liqiud, fl?/id
,,
from
pres. imperat. of
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.
3.
as Subst.,
II,
dams.
glass.
made
liquid, cast, melted;
\VTos
2. poured, shed. yaia a mound of

at,
mounds, dykes,
i.
the pottery-market
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,
,
;
pendants of melted stone,

III.
liquid, fltiid, flowitig.
, (^)
5,
to expose
, , ,
XVTpCs,
45,
f.
. Dim.
ov,
[i5]
Att.
5, ,
a child in a pot.
{) ()$, , () ()
of
, ^ $ , e.
-
of
.$ '
:
793
cover with a mound of earth, bury; to cover any one over with stones
or moles.
4. to
Pass, to be
heaped up with earth, have a sepulchral

over one.
{.
:
mound raised Xil'OMAI,

to be
aor, i
:
angry, be wroth, be enraged

;
c,
ace,
($
:
Pass,
$,
potter.
to in
small pot. [] to put in a pot
be in one's place; one's place, to stand one's ground;
to stay
kav
of or like a pot, earthen,

or
\(}^
proper place.
to leave in
to take a position, find one's place;

till
-^
II.
its
pla.ce,
leave as
it
was;
($
any
;
the
affairs find their
Lat, testaceus.
$, -5,-78,, (pos,os)/>o/or
idos,
77,
Dim. of
a pot. caldron
one, one's post, station, office, position; kv iivai to be ranked in the place of slaves
with feet
01
5,
, ,
;
kind of chafing-dish. 6, (xioj) an earthen pot, esp./or boiling : was the name given to the hot-baths at
also a
Thermopylae.
pots, the third
of the month Anthesterion.

contr. for
6.
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 Hippoto be or
, , ()). ,
[]
2 Ep. sing, imperat.
II, oi also, the feast of land, an estate, farm, Lat, ager. day of the Anthesteria, and thirteenth opp. to the town, Lat. rus.
,
be or
(
numero
regio
;
2,
metaph. the place assigned
to
kv
to be of no account, Lat. nullo in
haberi.
of
give
',
way
;
one's country.
a land, country, tract, Lat. 2. landed property,

3. the country,
f.
:
77
to
{5)
:
Att.
aor,
to
make room for
another,
draw
hack, retire,
($) -,5, , (,
also called
-iroios,
go lame.
kpav
ships to Ilium.
they will retire

irpoTi
"
to
withdraw ; from the dead body; they retired from the

give way to one, make room; and so,
(
:
pf,
nax
of Euripides,
making lame men, who was fond of introducing lame men
.) (,
mancus.
:
2. c. dat. pers. to
II. to
make way for him. go forward, advance,

npbs 'ipyov
to
go
on,
come on
come
to action;
2. to
upon the
,'5,
stage.
the hand, maimed.
perfect, defective, Lat.
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
;
, , , {.)
moles
:
lame, halting, limping: also of II. metaph. maimed, im-
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
to one's heart,
^
;
:
to
go
(
;
sea, Lat.
also like Lat. tumulus, a sepulchral
mound.
mould
, ,
to
,
77,
: :
part, of
see
contr.
from
:
to cast in.
f.
2.
. ,
a funnel.
i
:
($
77
contain him.
(')
a melting-pit, a
:
aor.
also the regul. pres.
throw or heap up
to raise
, , :
pf
:
aor.
Pass,,
fut.
is
:
divide
there
Grammarians who ascribed the Iliad and Pass, to be separated, Odyssey to different authors
those
, $ , ,
kâKoa'iovs the
to hold,
contain,
like
^^
pass.
bowl holds 600 amthe city cannot
, Dim.
:
of
a Utile
{.
Att.
pf
:
pi.
inf
part,
(')
severed or divided, hence to differ, be at variance

different laws.
to
heap up
mound
filled
rivers.
a sepulchral mound.
in earth,
to
up by throwing
with
dam up
Pass,
2. to
block
to be
place, a place, spot, country;
($ ,
01
(/)
to separate, part, sever,
(,
spot,
[pi]
Ion,
Separatists, a
name
given to
TO,
Dim. of
spot.
and
a particular
earth,
be
silted
3. in Pass,
of
cities, to be
up with deposit from raised on mounds
from the same
2. also
II.
a book, Lat. locus.
a place or passage in a strong place, outpost,
794
III a fortified post or town, esp. a detached fort, landed property, an estate. Adv, separately, asunder, apart by oneself;
$,
.
Keirai
6$ the corpse
. .
parately, one by one.
$
Kcu
on one side
.
,
;
selves
4.
$
is
3.
\$
lies
apart.
. .
the other, by themselves
except so except that.

;
many
eiireiv
?aab9. $, ! 6$. $. {) $ $, $ 05,{) ,

TTUKos for was omitted or added
for
: ;
IV.
as in
2. se..
,
friable, crumbling, falling to

xpaipeiv
54
pieces, loose.
,by themas
.
except
different or distinct kind

it
'
, of
VTfpois
ether, as in Virgil radere iter liquidum.

trans. to
a different thing to say
many
things and to the purpose.
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.
$,
$,
Hence
\$
pendent
, fern. [], pos) a countryman, rustic, boor

country girl.
rural.
spot.
c.
05,
of,
without reclioning, besides. a separating, separation. ,

iSos,
:
{) 8, ,
, -) , , , , ,, , ,
move
to
graze or touch gently;
alOepos to skim with wings the path of

II. in-
. Dim.
,
opos,
lightly, to quiver, flutter.
of
a small cake.
verb. Adj. of
ground ;
off.
(sub.
f.
, , {)
later
cakes of ground barley. masc. Adj. that which wipes
to
rub away, grind down, potind.

f. :
{)
to rain in
small drops, drizzle, drip

it
impers., like vh, etc.,
fem.
,$,
{, ibos,
drizzles.
later
05, , ,
5, ,
;
beseeming a countryjuan,
rustic,
Adv. -kws, in
gen. the district or tract belonging to or about a 2. the tract of Arabia. place
landed property, an
$$
f.
rustic fashion. space to hold a thing, room, a place, II. a place, a land, country, Lat. regio
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
rubbed or broken
$
like
5, ahos, , ()
off,
.) , . 5,
estate.
(Akin to
Corns or Caurus, the north-west wind:

17^0,
the
or spot, haufit, frequent

contr. for
, ,5, ,
5,
",
-, ,
NW.
cci)s,
quarter.
city
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.
made of earth thrown
.. . {) $ , ,
it.
{,
a
-, , ', ,
or
drizzling rain, opp. to Thebes was rained on by a drizzling rain metaph., \peKa$ a shower of blood.
;
6$
head
ov, having a mouth a pair of shears, epith. of a crab. fut. and Att. to clip
:
(^,
)
:
(^)
to love
a place
with shears or scissors. a ring on the curb-chai?i of a bridle, to which the leading-rein was fastened plur.
the curb-chain itself
$.
aor. I inf. of
and metaph. a curb, constraint. a pair of shears or ,
aor. I part, of
aor. I pass, inf of
heaping up of earth,
ing, to p7dl, pluck.
'
:
Lit. forfex.
pf.
, ',
:
hence more generally, a chain,
,,
scissors.
:
$,
{)
:
strengthd. from
f.
aor.
to touch, stir or
2. to
move by touchpull and let go again,

vevpav \pa\a stringed in-
to pull, to
twang with the fingers ; twang the bow-string: to play
05, ,
verb. Adj. of
heaped up
trum
up.
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'
strument.
^,
,,
The
strings with the fingers.

indecl.,
, {) ,
,
,
es,
Greek alphabet:
700,000.
as
a
\p
letter
twenty-third letter of the numeral ^'=700, but \p = is tl double Consonant, com-
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
,, .
:
.,
,
, , 5. [] -$,
KOvis
-5, {$, , {) , 5, {) , $6 6
harp-playing.
music : later, a psalm. Hence
a pulling or twanging musical 2. a strain or bwst of a song sung to a stringed instrument
, .
Tjpos, also
)
,
delighting in
$,
a harper.
fem. of
5^.
sea-sand, the sandy shore, the

as the
sands
proverb, of a countless multitude,

as
many
sand and
dust.
See
e,
{8, $)
sandy.
pits, Lat.
, ,-, )
sahuletum.
sandy place, sandai,
xf/evboKripv^.
Adj.,
795
heaps of sand
sand-hundred, numberless as the sand, a Comic word formed from

ai, a,
as the cardinal
5is
tude.
of sand, sandy.
crumbling nature
, $ $,
to
',, , , 5, , ($) $, 5,$, () -, {, ) , , ()

rpis
{. - , , $. -, , $ , , . , , . . , , ,
(
me.
a,
5, , ($)
in
:
iptyeis the things wherein thou blamest
Comic word
Aristophanes, numberless as
of hair
of a person, bald-headed.
or
for
cf. sq.
, () rubbed , ,=
which
is
off, thin,
spare, scanty,
Ion. for
(|, $, see
08, ,
TO,
numbers
from
to denote a countless multi-
, , (^) ,
verb. Adj. of
blamer, cerisurer, disparager. blamed, to be
blamed, blameable.
Adv.
-$.
'/,
Dor.
,=
sand.
an armlet,
bracelet, Lat. armilla
;, 01^,
ofsand, in the sand, sandy. on the sand.

iSos,
in pi.
bracelets, armlets, a
favourite ornabracelets,
ment of
the Persians.
ov,
[t],
ov, 6, fern.
()
:
sand, so called from

l/f
its
loose
nXfKUv
weave
\$ ,
vain.
the
-$, $,
,
:
II. a tract of sand, the sand. Both and its poet, form sometimes drop and become
es,
sturnus.
, $.
f.
Dor. for
speckled; rpapbs 'invos a dapple-gray horse.
with their plumes ; it is also used c. ace. in two passages of Sophocles, (l) ^\pavoas aXyfivoTaras irarpos thou hast touched upon themes of grief most painful to me, the thricetold fate of my father (2) kcivos kiri'^vw kv y\waaais he knew too late that he bad attacked the god with abusive speech. II. to touch as an enemy, lay hands vpon. III. to touch, reach, affect : also to reach, gain. = , fem. -ms,
( \
like
,: ,
6$, , ,
Ion.
. $, ,
:
$ $ $. (,
a
proverb.,
, '2, , ,
f.
to twine, wreath.
rope
of sand, of labour in
letters or syllables, like a child.
indistinctly uttered, unintelligible, obsctire.

is,
$)
satidy.
-, ,
-65,
:
incorrect form of
unable
.
to
wearing
pronounce
II.
certain
of words,
gen. $,
= (^^$.
Hence
a false message or report. bringing a ov,
{($,
false message or report

starling, Lat.
yye)
as Subst.,
evyyos, ,
a false brother: a false,
false
a
a false or lying messenger.
, ()
starling, ashen-gray or
a pretended Christian, [a]
()
aor. I 'ixpavaa: pf. act.

to touch, c. gen.
:
',
pass.
barren vine.
apostle.
c. dat.
instru-
menti,
KOpvOes
the helmets touched
($,
ko
mock-Persian
sure
see
,
,
:
orach,
sham
Ion.
$, , , 65. ()
$,
{}pa<papos,
deserter.
friable,
II.
loose,
crumbling, without consistency.

as Subst.,
dry,
. -5,
dusty, sandy
the shore, opp. to
lie.
ov,
shaggy hair or
5,
to
) 5, , '
rough on
[], ^$,
coat.
-xpoos, ov contr.
the surface.
Dor. for
],
:
-, ^,
:
)
:
-,{, )$) -5, . $) -, $) -8, (, $) {, ) , ,. ,

-|5,
vos,
-8, , (($, $)
,
{$,
\_\
$)
($,
Comic name of
in Aristophanes,
literally,
False-meafalse
vos,
($,
-05, , , (^^,
Attic.
Comic name of
a plant in Aristophanes.
false Attic,
,,
sham
-, ,
.
e's,
sham ambuscade.
iniperat. of
f.
to speak falsely or untruly, to
with
rough
-3, ,eooy. -, (, yop)

ov,
From
5,
,
lacies.
gen. eos,
inf.
(for the regular forms

f.
.
ovv,
{jpa(pap6s,
are incorrect)
disappear.
Dor. for as for f aor. i parage, find fault with, c. ace.

:
,
,
pf rub away
Pass., aor. i
to touch
intr.
to
on the surface, to rub crumble away, trickle away,
,, ^, $,
II. pass,
Lat. mendax,falsus, opp. to
to be detected in falsehood a liar: falsehoods :
() $ ^$',
lying, false, untrue,
as
III. Att.
:
false-speaking.
Subst. (5, (($ yo falas Subst.,
belied, deceived.
irreg. Sup.
ov,
(,
(^
;
:
always
enclit.
-.to
blame, dis-
Tivos to blame one for a thing
also,
ipeydv with a neut.
( -, 5,
teacher.
-6, , 8,
los,
05,
, an arch-liar. , , poet, for $.

(//$,
, ,
{^,
) )
most lying
pretended help.
false
{$,
^)
false
lying herald.
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
;
(, ^)
Att. for
virpos,
Hence spread false reports. , a false speech, falsehood, false report. ov, Xtyw) speaking falsely. ecuS, o, (ipcvdrjs, a false,
) , , (^^)
ou,
\(\$ -5, (^-,
. ^ (
cheat, i})ipose tipon.
$ ($
III.
^6;-
they
bad broken
to
their
word
by
lying prophet.
false witness.
witness, perjury: mostly in plur.,
tion/or /a/se witness or perjury, only used

witness.
, -,
, -5, 6-.5,
f.
made from
adulterated soda.
about the money.

to
speak falsely,
lies,
($,
f.
Hence
,
o,
to be
a false witness, bear
, false
witness, a
to be convicted oi perjury.
-5 ^,{, -65, )
vpos,
wedded;
maid
forsivorn,
sworn.
Ep. dat. pi. lie, falsehood, untruth : a fraud, deceit. pimple on the nose.
cos, TO,
) ,, ; ^ -, ) , , -, -) , , , , ^ ) ^, () , . () , , |, ,
{($,
a faUi
(OS,
-) , -'5,(^5,(^^, framing ,,
lying prophet,
f.
or virgin.
^
ov, ov,
ov, ov,
f.
, {,
'^
) , ) .
bearing false false.
Adj., like
) -^, ^, ,,
vyos,
o,
under a false name, falsely called. Adv. Adv. of falsely, untruly.
-, ,
f.
belie or deceive
ov,
{^,
,
(i/zeCats,
Aeol. for
-.
falsehood
and fraud.
^)
lie,
:
hating
, (^)
ov,
lie,
untruth, fraiid.
to
to be
a liar: a
cheat, play
5, , {^) ^,
obscure, base,
From
liar, cheat.
2. also as
an ac-
in gen.
, '05, ,
,
lying, false.
(\pi(pos)
dark, obscure
metaph.
mean.
darkness, smoke, mist.
for
see xpivhuKnpos.
falsely
3 sing, pres, of sing. impf.
'
Ion.
form
\.
but
Ep. for
is
\,
), (^/);*,
a pretended marriage, a pretended

lies.
,
,
scraped
off,
;
shavings, Lat. ramentum;

absol.
{)
(^/)
that which
rubbed or
gold-cfws/
and so
^^, gold-duit.
,
ffpos,
and
()
:
an instru-
false
ment for scraping

f.
off,
a scraper,
strigil.
to feel,
grope one's way,

(Ep. for
c.
(iptvSopKos) to swear falsely, bt
like a blind
man
-)
-$,
-5,
5,
feeling one's
way with
one's hands
ace. to feel
{^$,
($,
op/eos)
\8.
perjured, for- for, grope after. mulcere. Hence

i
II. to feel, stroke,
Lat. palpare^
$, ,
a touch
a caress,
[]
the
II.
a a
-,, ', (; '^;

or divination.
6-5, {es, -5, (,

to
ov,
speak falsely, lie. From speaking falsely.
ov,
{&,
:
f.
aor. l
lies, to
/'$ (
hope
:
pointed or deceived ; of a supper;
deceived in their notions of the Athenian absol. to be mistaken, be false;

the third
untrue.
lie
pf. pass,
^ , ^^ ' -5, ) ^ , - |, : 5, ^ ^ (^
beguile,
pf.
to cheat or
) ) ) ^
:
of false augtiry
I
a false
:
Christ, aor. 1
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.
fruit
', $, , {6$)
Ep. part, of
the gall-insect,
which
lives in
of the wild-fig
Pass.,
impose upon by
Kpos, a bald-head.
fcus,
defraud
Pass,
^,
II. c.
: c, gen. to cheat of a thing thou bast defrauded me of my
to
be cheated, to be disap-
ct/rrying of a horse. gen.
to be cheated
, , () ,
05
Dor.
like ipeSvos ox
, (=
a starling.
vote,
II.
:
$,
a rubbing ox scraping: the

(q. v.),
6$,
Ion, for
Att.
a kind of flat-fish, such as a
plaice, sole, or turbot, Lat.

ov,
power:
is
{,
to,
rhombus. giving one's

count ox reckon.
Att.
entitled to vote.
f.
mode
of explanation
Pass.,
most
Att.
to
ace. rei, to represent a thing as a

2. to falsify
Med.
f.
or deception.
pf. pass.
{\$): to give
aor.
the promise broken.

f.
one's vote with a pebble,
Dep.
in act. sense
aor. I
absol. to
lie,
speak
voting-urn lot into the urn

;
which was thrown into the to throw one's balIs
generally, to vote, Lat. suffragari^
judged or decided by vote;

wanted should
iSos,
^ ^ , () ,$ , () , () ,
to vote for
.
a thing
:
797
noise, as oi
any one.
:
2. c. ace. to
mutter, mumble.
trees, to rustle.
2.
of any whispering
vote for, adjudge a thing hy vote, also, to decide by to vote him the voyage
vote, to vote
:
(^
tois
$, ,
whisperings
2.
to
adjudge the
rustliftg.
inheritance to one.
3. c. inf. to vote
i
or resolve to
do something
the aor.
and sometimes
pf.
are used in pass, sense, to be voted, ad-
a whispering, <5, whispering of slander, slander. a whisperer, ,
a
a
2.
tale-bearer, slanderer.
counting, Lat. calculus. utos, to,

ried by vote
:
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.
;
-, , $) () , {(), , ,-, ){, ) 8 , ) ) ! ^

that anything which they
be voted to the generals,
derous.
, 05,(Formed
,
whispering.
from the sound.)
a small stone: a pebble for
(,
bare,
not being accompa?iied by
at Athens,
a proposition cara measure passed in the poa vote, decree; such a measure in the to rescind a vote. one ov, 6,
"'2, , ,
mudc, opp. to lyric. naked : c. gen. stript bare of
2.
whispering,
/-
heroic poetry, as
$
;
{$,
,
(,
(),
$,
;
//
;
divided.
The
from that by
trials,
$, $,
voting by
lot
$ . ,
ballot,
was
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
(5
:
($)
:
c.
gen. to strip
bare of a thing
to strip
t^s
2.
of his power
less,
The
), ,,
play).
f.
to
one of the chief pari generally, to leave naked or defencestrip one thing q^ another: pf. pass,
the flesh stript
part.,
(\($).
from
down, curry a horse. away.
',
',
:
dance, be merry.
Ion.
a rush mat. Dor. ace.
, , 5 5. ,, $ ,
II.
from
,
pi.
(as
from (), to rub to rub down, wear

to play,
Dor.
fut.
sport,
5, , a covering of rushes
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
:
($)
$, , 5, ,,
the bones.
Adv. of
or
simply, merely, only.
or reeds,
white lead to one's face.
()
:
of
like
or
$,
:
drop
feed on
:
in plur.
a shower of drops, small rain.

f.
pf.
pass,
morsel,
to
6$)
Dor.
to whisper,
fut.
Att.
:
word.)
speak in a low tone
also to
,, , , ,: . , ,, , ,
later
etc., later
forms for
also
,
^
etc.
:
'^^, , ,
Dor. for
radic. as
form o(
for
white lead.
and
gen.
nom.
pi.
(5.
a crumb,
st.'
bit.
a drover's or shepherd's cry,
or
a parrot.
(Foreign
. Dim.
of
a crumb of bread.
798
,, $,
aor. I
-
= \.
{xpoKos)
sooty,
5, 6, 065,
smoke
thunderbolt, smouldering.
a noise or din, Lat. strepere, of the creaking or sound al made in opening a door if the doors were heard to open at night, Lat, si cre;
-, ,
:
, , {xpo-ôs) fond of blaming, censorious. , ov, blaming, fond of blaming. From , {'^) blame, censure.
iv,
.
soul
:
-?, ,
in
(,
good
sense, beguiling the
)
tc
spirit
weary
deluding the soul, glad-
dening.
05, , , ($)
,
life,
;
smoky
of the
,
:
(tpoXos,
-)
:
sign of
talk that ends in
{)
life,
cooling, cool, fresh.
breath, Lat. anima,
spirit;
strength
0'02,
f.
empty noise and fury.
TTJs
sool,
smoke.
{\p6(pos)
pf.
to
/
opp.
to
for the life of
Aesop
s
;
make
risking one's life; so,

fight,
run for one's opp. to the body

living owner.
life.
^,.
I. in
still
;
5
5
OUiv
3.
esp.
as the
life
and
;
and
life,
etc.
to take revenge
staking or
to
the sotd of
man,
as
Homer, only a departed

retained the shape of
its
soul, spirit, ghost,
which
2.
',
puissent fores.
-5,
:
every noise.
noise, noisy, uproarious.
</
noise
a noise, sound, Lat. strepitus : the sound of a 2. a mere sound, empty sound or door opening.
;
-, ',
05, ,
,
s,
gen. (os, (jpocpoi, bios) frightened at

titnidly.
man, Lat. anima

soul of
for the
generally, the soul or spirit of aOavaTOs the
Adv. -ews,
(s,
gen. 60s,
{$, $) caring for

as
man is immortal man himself, e.g.
hence
absol.
'0,
:
0,
any inarticulate sound,
souls perished
so in
addressing persons,
not heed your noise

sense.
fs,
, ) , , . , . -5, ) , , , -, ) , , () , (){) -, -5, 5, '", , (,5, -, , ) -, ) -5, )

;
would
wretched being.
^' ^
tivos
is
used
= pis.
many
also as the seat of
the will, desires, and passions, the soul, heart; from the inmost soul, with all the heart
sire, appetite.
rrjs
:
mere sounds without
-5, (,
fut. pass,
derstanding.
eJbos) noisy, ranting.
aor. 2 pass, of
5, .
,
life.
de-
the soul,
mind, reason, un-
Hence
ov,
of
05, , , {)
,
6,
having Dim. of
breath, alive, living.
ov,=\pvbpos.
, {,
mental, opp. to bodily.
Lat. animula. of the soul or life. 2. concerned with
[]
this life
with coUat
form
only, animal, natural, opp. to spiritual.
lying, untrue.
is, {xpuOos)
= \p(br]S,
form
lying, false.
eos, TO, collat.
plur. oi
\ppes
,
5,
for a lie. a wine-cooler. TJpos, 6, cool shady places. a cool shady place. TO,
()
,
6,
$,
killing the soul.
pos,
s,
in
soul or
lifeless.
ov,
cooling, shady.
a flea, Lat. pulex.

flea-wort.
TO,
one who con($, jures up the souls of the dead to divine by them, a necromancer.
f.
a flea-
archer, flea-knight, formed like word in Lucian. aor. i part. fem. of
to be a conf. ductor of the dead, to lead departed souls to the IL to evoke or nether world, esp. of Hermes. conjure up the dead by sacrifice. 2. metaph. to
|, () . |5, ,. -<), , ('$)

$,
Comic
cooling
becoming
attract the souls of the living, to win over, persuade : mostly in bad sense, to lead away, seduce,
win or
delude.
world.
,
2.
Hence an evoking of souls from metaph. a winning of men's
the nether frost, in pi.

souls, per-
suasion.
leading departed souls to the nether world, as epith. of Mercury, like conjuring up the dead, evoking the dead: as Subst., , a necromancer.
-05, , (, ^)
.
^(09,
7$.
-, ) ', , -, {) {, 5, , ^ (, ) -5, (, ) ,, - -, () ) -,
is,
the last gasp, flght desperately.
misleading the soul.
cold.
{, , (, (, , (, $) {, {, , (,
\nriv)
destroying or
giver of the
the
soul,
left
by
to flght
to
perplexing or
the nether world, epith. of
cf.
'^^$.
agere.
Charon,
conducting souls also of Mercury:
lie at the last
f. to let the soul break loose, to gasp, be at the point of death, Lat. ani-
mam
From
is,
gen. ios,
payfjvai) letting
cold,
the soul break loose, lying at the last gasp.

eos, TO,
coolness, cold, chill

:
extreme colds
also winter-time,
iv
in winter.
ov,
is,
{.
saving the soul. melting the soul. give soul or life, to animate.
dipt in cold
is,
{ps,
water, like red-hot iron.
is
phrases, exaggeration.
tenses of
-865, , , {$, ^) , ($, 05, , , {\)

(ipvxpos,
5) -,
-, )
(sc.
\/^/3 ^.
receiving what
cold ; oikos
the cold-bath
room.
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.
the use of frigid
.
and
799
first
gen. plur. of
decl.
becomes av,
as
for
pain, like our
also
less,
= 5/'5xos,
unreal ;
cold.
II.
metaph. cold, vain, fruita
chilling,
heartless, spiritless, indifferent.
phrases, cold, frigid.
of persons, coldness of heart, indifference.

phrases, frigidity.
f.
grow
blow;
to
Pass, to
fellow.
, ' (^ : (\: ^ , () ^,
(ipvxpos) to
,, ,
$,
make
[],
f.
delusive
victory
also
horrible.
2.
of persons, cold-hearted, 3. of exaggerated

II,
$, ,
Hence
coldness, chill.
05, , , ()
,
name of Egypt.
metaph.
2.
of
Ogygia, a fabulous island in the Mediterranean, the abode of Calypso. II. the oldest
, ,
:
[], '18, ,
an'os,
poet, for 'Slptajv.
Hence
ov,
of Orion.
tjas, OTos, TO, Dor. for ovas, ovs, the ear.
with apostr.
',
contr. for
&
^.
times
crying oh
make cold:
Pass, to
cold or cool.
from Ogyges, an
aor.
I
',
ov, Att. also
os,
ov,
Ogygian, of or
earliest
Attic king
of the
Adv. of
coldly, frigidly.
i
aor.
'iipvâ: Pass.,
aor. 2
and
[]
to breathe,
II.
hence primeval, primal. \y\ Dor. for gen. of Att. from o5e, demonstr. Adv.,
5,
$,
-.
I.
of
breathing very faintly.

to refresh, recruit.
Manner,
ingly
in this wise, so, thus, also so very, so exceedit
cool or cold
hence
2.
as opp. to
refers
;
grow
() ,
f.
cool or cold.
the following way, as follows

2.
one circumcised.
a lewd
swered in the following terms.

vovs thus off for family. 3 sing. impf. of
what ' \
to
2. c.
follows, in
he an-
Att.
:
a
to feed by putting
6,
little bits
into the mouth, as nurses
do children: hence
to
\\>s,
or bread
itch,
,,,
;
pamper, feed, fatten. TO, Dim.
Ion.
scab or mange, Lat. scabies.

a, ov,
,(
,
Athens
but
morsel, scrap, esp. of
,
,
,
TO,
(])
by
()
{6$, a morsel, crumb.

bit,
meat
(;($,
*,
,
,
Ion.
collat.
,() ()
form of
the
()
^,
gobbets of man's flesh. a cidaneous disease, the
ode, strain
scabby,
to
mangy.
rub in pieces, rub. to rub, rub in pieces.
-Kujs, musically, in
. , ,
commonly
built
musical performances, used as a law-court.

Pericles for
contr. for
:
in plur. lyric poetry.
. , )
II.
gen., cDSe yi-
of Place, hither, here.

a public building at
the
Odeum,
(^,
a song,
Dor. for 3 pi. pf. of Att. strengthd. form of cDSe. [e]
lay,
, , () fond of singing,
good time
ace. pi. of w5is.
f.
musical.
Adv.
$,
[],
the pains or throes
, numeral The name ^, from

Alphabet:
as a
labour : c. ace. to of a bee, to be in labour with honey. 2. of any great pain, to be in travail, be
in
aor. I to have of childbirth, to be in travail or be in travail of a child metaph.

:
or harmony.
($)
of
it
twenty-fourth letter of the Greek a' = 800, but = 800,000. great or long o, was given to
little
pangs or pains.
labour with,
3. to
c.
work painfully
4.
or hard,
to travail,
ace.
metaph. of the
distinguish
or short o.
It
was not introduced

till
as a written character at Athens the Archonship of Euclides, see H,
Changes of
times
for
a,
apicTos.
put for
pi.
$.
of 2nd decl.,
.\
as
II.
in the dialects
(5
III.
Ion. also for av, as
$
as
I.
Ion. some-
for
5
for
is
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
to be in the throes ct
mind,
','2, ivos, , the pain
to
.)
,
-irotos,
, (, 4)
an egg.
Aeol. and Dor.,

Ko/pos
often
ov, as iipavos
Mojca
;
Kovpos
also in genit. sing,

for
as,
IV. Dor.
into irparos
into
$
,
for ovpavus
and
6$
(05
and so the
6, , , - ,, . ^,
<fB6s,
contr. for
poet, for
ace.
05, a singer, minstrel.

3 sing, plqpf. of
making songs
or odes.
.
or
aor.
to cry
from
I of oh ! hence
-!.
from
.)
(From
cD
ai
800
', ( (
Dor.
impf.
Ion.
:
, , ,
,
pf.
a call to another, ho
aor.
1
pass, of

for
fut.
.. ,
!
\!
holla
Lat. ohe
heus
and Ep.
Ion.
i
/6
pf.
:
pi.
impf. med. of
whirling, []
and
3
aor.
I
Pass., aor.
sing,
3 sing. aor.
Ion.
impf
to thrust, push, shove,
he c/f force away or from a place es forced the spear from the thigh î<pos he thrust back the sword into its sheath to push to rush uiaai eavrov e$ OT force back in battle also to force the door into the fire to break open, force a passage : metaph. to hurry, to push matters on : push on;
;
(
:
-$, -5 -$,
early
:
-,
Sup.,
-, -5,
-$, -$,
is,
opos, 6,
ov,
(,
($,
Dor. -Sivaros, ov,

ov, ov,
ov, also
'/
quick-flying.
absol. to
push off from land
: Pass,
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,
Ep. aor.
i
to
be thrust or
-5, {,) -, , ) -, )$, -, ) -,5,

-8, ,
ov,
qiiick or early death.
6,
) ) $.
(,
gen. ios,
$. ()
ov, {ujkvs,
/ius,
) ))
{,
short-lived,
II. act.
biting sharply.
quick-
quickly taught.
swift-running.
swift-running. quick tofight.
{5, enos) quick-speaking.
[],
ov,
ov,
{$,
$)
dying bringing
{iiKvs,
Root of
/)
ov,
quick-wandering.
swift-footed.
{$,
,
fast-sailing.
poet, for
ov, {yjKvs,
wrestling: metaph., words, a hot debate.
aor. I act. of
,^, , , . , , ^. , . , $,. $. , , , ( , ',

vvo,Ep.for;I'^'o, 3
pi.
-%, -,
ov, {ojkvs,
'^
-,
flying wing.
:
ov, {aiKvs,
$)
ov, collat.
a struggle of
swift footed, fleet
impf pass, of
//.
pi.
-5,
Ep. for 3 sing. impf. of [] inf of Ep. for Ep. for ^ê, 3 sing, and 3
of
-,
,,
-, ,
offoot.
the
form of
gen.
quickly-avenged.
swift-conveying.
swift-passing.
-5 [] ),
(ojkvs,
ov, {wkvs,
()
swift-winged, swift-
long quill-feathers in a
%
:
ov,
-poos, ov,
[],
, ,
:
($, ")
gen.
Dor.
-6, =
$.
5,
ov, gen. ovos (like
qjiick,
swift, fleet,
poet.
Adv. of
quickly, swiftly, fast.
more commonly ;,
Ocean-nymph. []
',, ,
605, ,
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
,
name
ov, later Ep.
form
for
Ep. and Ion. for
fem. from
/fiis.
/feai/os)
daughter of Ocean, an
(^ClKiavos) daughter of Ocean, Adv. to the ocean or sea. From

57,
speed,
WKeavos
as the
Inward or Mediterranean, which was (From oJKVs and
$. , .) %.
(5, 6,
uJkicttos,
In later times,
Ocean remained
called
of the great Outward Sea, opp. to the
swiftly, very swiftly.
,
:
Ep. gen. pi. fem. of Adv. of /f i/s, quickly, swiftly.

ev, poet, for
$.
neut. plur.
of
, . , . -5, {, )
,
ov, irreg. Sup.
, . -, . .$ , . -, ',
easy birth
;
,
-, 5, $ ) -5,
[]
and
oKos,
Kf
u)Kvrepos, ojKvraros
Lat. ocior, ocius),
ov, {ojkvs,
os, , {$) quickness, swiftness, fleetness,

or -tokios, ov, belonging to or pro(sc.
, .)
irreg.
das, ios, Ep. fem. but Adv. Comp. and Sup. swiftly, fleetly.
speedy.
$,
swift-flowing.
(Akin to
b^vs.)
quick-aiming.
moting a quick and easy birth:

a medicine
to
From cause easy delivery. TCKetv) causing quick and ov, a quick of a nver fertilising :
{s,
easy birth.
Dor.
for
contr. for
/,
S)
properly
the point
of the elbow
also
the elbow, or rather the
arm from
:
the
/fus,
swift.
as
elbow
Adv., most
rally,
to the wrist, the
used
of
5.
Comp. of
one's
impf. of
I
earth.
sea-swift, speeding over
cuKTCipa, aor.
of
ov,
the sea, epith. of a ship,

ov,
-8,
{$,
shot
quick-darting.
)
[u]
\, -$, {, os) ^-, (, $)

aor.
I
an arm; irepi <:^ arms round a person's neck.

of
ov,
.
2
vas
lower arm, Lat. ulna
gene-
to
throw
crushing clods of
of a
it is
ov,
tree,
losing
its
-$,
i.
fruit,
e.
shedding
ov,
(,
its fruit
before
oTkos) destroying or ruin-
quick-hitting or quick-
ing the house.
^,
3 sing. aor.
med. of
ripe.
801
, ,, .
aor. 2
pf.
furrow
:
\,
5,
of of
mostly used
, -5,
,
flesh
;
Ion. for
poet, contr. for

in ace.
aor. 2
s,
med. of
. ,, .
metaph. savageness, cruelty.
. ,
os, , {6$) rawness, unripeness.

ov,
II.
{$,
|-5, , , {$, (.)

raw
GT-qs.
,5,
Dor. for
(,
. 8)
feni.
aWos,
heavy
to the shoulders.
pi. pres. subj.
of
as niasc. Adj. eating
, -$
raw
:
also
II.
with a
generally, savage, brutal.
pf. pass,
or
-,5, ,
:
Subst.,
formed from
ov,
untanned ox-hide
a
(sc. Kpeas), to,
as Subst.,
ox-hide, like
-6$, $, , {$, $)
ace. pi.
ov, like ov,
raw
[$,
etc.
:
$)
(sc.
but,
ox-flesh.
ox-hide
flesh.
old man, a
viridisque senectus.
-$, {$, ) , -6, , {$, )

is,
stinging.
-,
the
-5,$,(5. 5, raw -$, , , , {, -5, (6$, {, -) -,man , ,

of
ovtos,
in a
) )
;
:
asmasc. Adj. of raw

ox-hide.
, ,. "/ 4. *. , , , , .. . ,, . . , , ^ (, ;
ovos, o,
('5,
Adv.
-,
$. .
-5,
{s, (pa'yuv) eatitig rawflesh

raw,
ov, pass., eaten
-<5.
Ion. for
, {6$,
)
raiv.
II.
savage-minded.
aor. I
of
sum.
Adv. of
$,
savagely.
places this
as,
now, therefore. Herodotus often particle between a verb and its preposition, kdovro for
poet, contr. for
Si
), ,
of raw,
Dor. for
aor.
pass,
of
and 3
sing. aor. 2
med. of
Dor. aor. i of Dor. contr. for

contr.
v(os.
fut.
I
impf.
Icu-
Ion.
(but pf. part.
(5,
:
:
aor.
pf.
and 3
eating
raw used
in a pass, sense)
;
Ep. 3 sing.
eaten raw.
afresh, active
green old age
cp. Virgil's
cruda
,
;
imperat,
;
opt.
inf.
{$)
Dep.
to buy, purchase, opp. to
as Lat.
emere to vendere ;
, 8 ,
sing, plqpf. are also
[]
;
is
used as aor.
;
2,
subj.
part.
{$, daKuv)flercely stung
fiercely
ov,
plucked tinripe
in
also
the rights of the tnarriage-bed.

sacrificing,
f,
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
:
Tivos to buy a thing from a person

so
much,
as
to
to place
thigh-bones
in
mihi.
shouldered, or
confessedly, without contradiction.
mostly
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.
'05,
, () . -, $) '^, , . 5, 6, -, ,) , $ .. s
:
.
ov,
-$,, , $) ,
Med.
not
{)
is,
raw
pieces cut
from a victim on the
be bought.
wrapped
in the fat
{6$)
buying and
Hence
selling.
, {Sjvos)
a buyitig, Lat. emptio, itpaais 2. purchase, a bargain : esp.
{05, =;
savage-hearted.
ah me, woe's me, Lat. hei
a contract for the farming of taxes. Ep. aor. 2 med. of aor. I of
gen. ios,
{os,
fcparos)
strong-
{08,
of savage strength. Adv. pf. pass. part, of

the
05,
,
,
6,
also as,
a buyer.
verb. Adj. of
bought.
II. to
be bought, that
may
4,
be bought.
crasis for
, {os,
shoulder-blade,
in phir.
al, Lat.
scapulae,
(
eat
5
:
[a]
market price
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.
esp.
:
''5, , , raw, undressed, Lat. crudus,

;
pass,
'^02,
.
os
?
, ,^.
of
05, ,, (Sjvos) to be bought,for sale, Lat. venalis;

;
Ion. crasis for ol
how
is
goods for
Aeol. for
corn selling ? what is the sale, market-wares.

pi. pf.
Ion. for
. ,
to
flesh
Karacpayeiv
nva
to
one raw
-5,
hence savage, ferocious.

ov,
raw.
-5,
, .)
ov,
{s,
{05,
eating
men raw
, |6,
. , .. ,
.
(',
^5
torn in pieces
,
."^top
'hO'N,
3 sing. aor. I of TO, an egg, Lat.

a cry of the
oyv.
OVUAI.
make
the rowers
pulling, avast!
802
regard for a person or thing to pay heed or regard to

;
or period fixed
;
, . ". , . . , . -5, . ) ,, . . , . , . . ,, , '. $ ^ -, " ' , , ,

-2.
aor. I
of
Dor.
for
(,
Adv. where.
cD
-, ,
:
{)
to take
care
of,
attend
to, c. ace.
poet, crasis for
. ,
Ion. for
Ion. for
ov,
by
crasis for
{,
leading on the seasons
Dor. crasis for

pf. pass,
ol
or bringing on the fruits in their season.
3 sing.
pf. 2
of
aor.
and impf. of
2|.
77,
pf
pass. inf. of
of
, {)
1
Ion. impf. of
ripe, in one's prime or bloom.

:
II.
Ion.
Lat.
CURA, care,
concern, heed, or tivos
in season, seasonable
Adv.
-kSjs,
you ask seasonably.

ov, aor.
a thing.
"HP A
Ion.
Lat.
HORA,
any limited time

:
by natural laws, a season
in plur. the
05,
;
ov,
{) of '. {) happening
pass,
all
ripe, timely, in season.
or returning in due
II.
hence also in plur. the climate of a country seasons 2. the blooming season as dependent on its seasons.
season
the fruits of the seasons.
of the year,
;
or autumn, was not distinthe fourth season, 3. later, the whole year, guished in Homer's time. last year, (as we say) last seaiv TTJ
'
son.
timely, seasonable, ripe.

in season, seasonable.
the spring-time, in full e'iapos

it
or
but
was
also used of
summer and
winter
II. the
time of day
also,
vvktos night-
time.
III.
generally, the right, fitting time or

:
beloved by Aurora, a bright constellation named after him, which rose just after the summer [t Ep., solstice, and was usually followed by rains,
a hunter
II.
65, . ',
pf pass.
part,
8, , Orion,
Ion. crasis for
. $.
of
III. at the
right time,
slain
by Artemis.
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.
r Att.]
or prime of
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,
life,
,
:
.,'^,
. ,, , , . -. ., , (,
[]. Dor. for
3 sing. aor.
I
pass, of
3 sing. impf. and aor.
pass, of
pf.
{)
season
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.
:
,
or
:
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
, ). , , . -,
Ion. for
pi.
and
plqpf. pass, of
3 pi. aor. I of 3 sing. impf. med. of
{,
one's ruling planet.

(OS, TO,
sonable, ripe for a thing;
/$
maid
for death.
IV. of the age of man, at the freshest, fairest age, in the spring or pritne of life, youthfid,
blooming
uncertain.)
, ,
^, ,
ripe for marriage
of old persons, ripe or ready
,. ^-,
.
mountain-bred.
the
, , , )
Dor. for ovpavos.
Hence hence of things, beautiful. , the bloom of youth, beauty. (Deriv. [a], to faint, swoon away. f.
$,
Adv.
()
in season, in
good
ov, poet, for
{opos,
6-5,
3 sing. aor. I
med. of
'.
. . .. , ^/ . . ), .
:
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
, . . $, , , , . . , ,
aor.
I
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.
of
fut.
[]
aor. I
Dep.
howl
over, beivail.
Ion. crasis for
time.
3 dual impf of Dor. 3 plur. impf. of 3 sing, plqpf. of

Ion.
for
pass, of
^.
2.
ov, {opos,
making a din on
6-5,
mountains.
ov, 0,
fruits in their due season.
dat. of oap. Ep. for 3 sing. aor. 2 med. from
{, 55) one who
gives the
.
ujs.
1. '12, I. as Adv. of Manner, and that either, Demonstr. Adv. so, thus, when it takes an accent,
da'iv,
pi. pf.
Relat. Adj. as,

II. as
Conj. that,
when it is without accent, when it is also without
accent,
ojs.

,
sic.
;!
' '
in
ws, Demonstr. Adv. of Manner, so, thus, Lat. even so, nevertheless: with a negat., 2.
quandoquidem
also
for
ws not even so, in no way soever. ws, Comparisons, ws is answered by ws, so as, Lat.
also,
ut
3.
sic
..
$,
as
..
thus.
II.
Relat.
after a
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
803
when, Lat. ut
:
some-
- 6s
:
Adv. of Manner,
as, Lat. ut, properly
coming
Advs., ws
os
it
it
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
how silly thou how pompous the rascal

screams.
art
is
;
ws ws
;
vbs
how
ws
shrilly
several clauses,
ws ws
air'
$
ws
$ $
(sc.
(sc.
() )
or
;
ujs
7'
(
; ;
(so.
()
how he
to judge
for a
3.
by eyesight Lacedaemonian
ws
(sc. ivai)
having sent
him with them
as a guard.
so with Participles,
to give the reason of the principal Verb
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
!
-- )
;
"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
ws
saw,
,
how
2. at the beginning of denotes a quick succession of events,
5,
:
, 5
-)
^-
,
$
'
'
. ,
--.
$ , ,
,
;
s )$,
, , -5,
-,
,. .
,
,
;
eos
,, -,
; ;
,
-,
--.
ppas
--6-,
05
(,
'

804
used to introduce
as.
2.
::
-~.
a
comparison, as, like
as,
just
j
'
is
the power by which one does a ' thing, as, as being, like are, Lat. utpute ;
to
mark
\\ ($
2.
(-
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.,
to
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
eagerly bent, so as to return.

is
8 -,
:
very freq. in Att. cos with a Part.;

since the
after
This
3.
sometimes used like

is
ways were guarded.
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.
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
when
,)
, , , . , , ., - , . , , , )
5
as or
Construct,
,,
do one no
Lzt. prodesse
Pass.
is
succour, to derive profit, benefit or advantage ; npos Tivos from a person or thing so, or tivos ;
and
c. dat.,
service
sometimes
in phrase ovSels
$ '
c.
^
dat. pers., like
II.
the part,
is taken as a Subst. a helper. with fut. med.
to be helped, to receive help,
,
(
pass.
aid or
used
^ , c. part.,
of a thing.
(
Hence
benefit.
to be profited by a to be benefited by
thing
the sight
aros, to, that which

II.
is
of use, a useful or
serviceable thing.
generally
advantage,
5, ,{\() ()
ov,
= ^,
use,
useful, serviceable.
($,
a helping, aiding: ge-
nerally, service,
605, ,
ov,
:
advantage.
II.
ov, verb. Adj. of
or proper to be assisted.
assist.
,
ov,
(\, necessary
one must
Att. for
crasis for
ing, aiding
usefid, serviceable, profitable,
Ion.
aor. 2
med. of
geous.
Adv.
(,.,{5,
fut.
of
covertly or anxiously.
, () , .
or
TO,
to
hearhen or
listen
, .
see
Dim. of
ovs,
little
ear.
[a]
, Dor. for
cicatrix.
, %,
a wound:
later also
a scar, Lat.
of
'firos, 0, Otos, son of Aloeus, brother of Ephialtes.
05.
war.
(^)
profits.
, . , . . ,
idos,
TO,
Dim. of
ovs, a little ear.
(ovs) a bustard with long ear-feathers.
aor. I of
fv, (ovs)
Ion.
and Dor.
for
with ears or handles. also avTos

:
, $. '^. . , '^ , '. , , , ,; () .'. , ,

aor. 2 of aor. I of
pf.
, 5, ,
pf.
Ep. for
() -5 (\. \.
sometimes
:
.
Sup.
also
help-
. ,
of
to
advanta-
in pass, sense.
:
of
aor. 2.
crasis for
of
Ion. for
''^.
3 plur. plqpf. pass,
3 sing, and
pi.
pi.
impf. of
Ep. for
3
of
pi. aor. I
f.
aor. I of
Ion.
also
in
Att.
help, aid, assistance, succour, especially in

2. profit,
or
wanness, esp. the paleness of fear. Ion. pf. of

ij,
, .
,
17,
f.
[],
($)
turn pale, be pale, wan, to be or turn pale.

like
etc.
'flXPO'5,
,,
a, ov, pale,
wan, sallow.
or eos,
gen.
s '. (, ,
ace.
;
$,
i.
Hence
paleness,
fut.
the eye, face, countetiance
ds
e. in
'
of
to
:
)
but,
is
look
advantage, gain
in plur. gaifis,
one
full in the
face
so absol., iis
^,
f.
($)
0f 77s (is
:
'(oikcv as to the face,
face she
to
help, aid, assist,
like the goddesses.
FINIS.
APPENDIX
OF
PROPER AND GEOGRAPHICAL MME8,

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Rev.
JAMES
M.
WHTTON,
Ph. D.
NOTE.
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in
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which
college,
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the
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two of the Odyssey.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in
tlie
year 1875,
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APPENDIX
'
tants of Euboea.
3>iOO-
Aiavre
b (Ionic 'A-yis, of several kings of Sparta.
Aharbarea, a Naiad. -avTos, 6, Abas, a Trojan. -, 6, an Abderltc, inhabitant of Abdera, in Thrace, near the Nestus. -01', . Abler us, a Trojan.
9, ",
', ",
"5, ,
the Abantes, the earliest inhabi-
(See ayXata, p. 5.)
|5, '.9,
satrap.
. , , ",
-,
b (Ionic
form of the foregoing word), Abrocomes, a son of Darius and

half-brother of Xerxes. , b, Abroiiichus, an Athenian.
see
-],
8, ?, ?,
'|,
, -, ,
-01,
Abrozelmes, a Thracian. Abrocoiiias, a Persian
-, , 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,
, "8,
\5,
^
-,
?), Agis, the
name
-;,
, Ancmus, an
-, ,
Arcadian. Aglaia, mother of Nireus.
"-,
eoninjaiider.
'I'hessaly.
5, ", -,
b,
-,
bclonijintj to
Abydas
ol
AdnistPn a idty of Asia Minor on the Pro]ontis.

Ionic
Ionic
for
for
-7?s,
Hellespont.
-oios, b, Aijaineiimoii, king of Myceiiie, and (ujnnnander-in-chief of the Greek army before Tioy.
chief.
contr. -ovs, b, Agasth^nes, son of Augeas, king in Elis. -ov, b, Aijaslas, of Arcadia, a captain.
^,
-ov, b, Agesildas, the name of several kings of Sparta, especially of (1) the son of Doryssus ; and (2) the son of Archidamus,
, *5,
p.
, , ?,
8,
4.)
the people of Abtjdax,

/ror/i
-01',
tlui
Abijdenes.
'$,
Abydus. , Abydas,
daiujlitvr of
in
, -,
(See
'?,
'Ay\i(rT\s, -ov,
-ov, b,
Anchlses, father of iEneas. Adimantus, a Corinthian

p. 11.)
(See
-ov, b, Adnietics,
king of Phene
-as,
in
(See
p. 12.)
Ionic
for
<,
Troas,
on
tin
"<,
-ov, b, soii,
of Aijitnifuiiton.
Adrastas, (1) a king of Argos and of Sicyon (2) a son of Merops, and confederate of the Trojans.
p. 12.)
-ov, b,
-opoj,
Agape7ior, an Arcadian
-eos,
-ov, b, AtheIonic for nadas, a citizen of Trachis. â, 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
,, , ?, ,
son of Azcus,
i.
Adrastus.
-, "*5,
e.
, ,
b,
;
-,
Actor.
-opos,
, Agenor,
a Trojan.
(See
? 5. 8,
-, ,
and a celebrated general. and
Ionic forms
-- , ,
of
each thus termed, oi fJie âcids, in<'luding, at the widest, Êacus 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
, ,
,
Telamon and
Oi'leus.
The
plural
is
also
Agias, of Arcadia, a general.
formed regularly.
8o8
-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-
Atyatî^
AlirvTios the sepulchral JEpytus, an ancient Arcadian chief.
15,
-, , yEsqnis ; (1) a river of Northern Mysia, flowing into the Proj)ontis

(2) a s(in
tica, o\'t'r
15,
against the island Salamis. -ov, 0, soil of yEgeus, i. e. Theseus.

(poetic
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.
(See aiyiaXas, p. 17.)
-as,
),
yEsyetes, a Trojan. yEschines ; (1) a commander of Greek light-armed troops (2) a friend of
b,
b,
-, -,
, ,
-, -,
-oC,
I
mound
of
of fJucolion.
Eubtea.
-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-
netan.
an
15, kings 5, -,
(See
]..
Ithaca.
EpiiOtic tribe, dwelling, according to Homer, on Mount Pindus. -77S, yEthra, mother oi' Theseus, 77,
19.)
(See
Alviavis or
, , , , , ,
]>.
, $, , , ,
, ,
105,
Socrates.
^gilea, a small island near
also written -;, , jEschraâs, an Athenian. -;, , yEsCjp us or JEsop, the fabulist. collateral form of wliich
see.
-,
yEtoliaa.
Antenor
p. ^24.)
Acanthus ;
-, ,
an inhabitant of
jEgiiia,
",
, ,
;
,, , ,
b,
-, 5,
(2)
',
;
an yEtolian
also as adj.,
the ^tolia.ns.
(1)
-airos,
, AcaTnas ;
a Thracian leader.
a son (See
$,
of
to
-,
-ov,
Acanthiaii,
belonging
^'Eginetan.
-, ^gium, a city of Achaia. -, b, ^gisthus, son of Thyestes.

-,
-ov,
b,
dice, in
Gulf.
Egyptian.
-%), , an
W.
name
of sevei'al
-,
,
oi,
^gyptius, an inhabitant of
the
-;,
yEetes,
of Colchis.
the yEthices, a Thpssalian or
at Delphi.
",
Goo
epitliet
I)
ehonienus.
-,
20.)
b,
-ovos, b,
son of Hcemon, i. e. Hmmoti, a wairior of
iVlicoii.
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,
,, ,
',
-,
WIN.
-;,
(See -;os,
(See
-o/jos, 0,
, ',
p.
in the plural, the Accmthians.
-;, . Acanthus, a city of ChalciSouthern Macedonia, on the Strymonian
-ai;os (in Herodotus Acarnanian. -as, ?;, Acarnanict, a country on thft coast of Greece, between Epiius and ^tolia.
, -^, ,
Accratus, a prophet-priest
p. 25.)
son of Actor, i. e. Eurytus. Actor, son of Azeus, of Orp. 30.)
I'ybis.
18, Ionic form

;
'Evifjvis,
Jt, iJir. Ai^nianes, a tribe inhabiting Noi'lln-in Thessaly in the Homeric period snltscMjueiitly found dwelling in Southern Thessaly. Alvo0v, froni Ênus. Alvos, -, , ^'mis, a city of Thnu-e, at the moulli of the Hebrus. -^, b, a resident /the Attic deme
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.
-ioos,
, ,
?,
AloXis,
lids.
noi.
of wandering
,,
?>].)
5, -,
'AXdc-Lov,
Atbeiii, froin
-ov, TO,
by Heiodotus
-01',
tilt
son or descendant of JEohis descendants of ôlus, the JEoa.
BtBotia.
',
5
Ildli'.'nii,
(?),
b
in Cilicia.
-,
or
-t'Sos,
fem.
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-
or
of Ithaca.
",
Ahtv.
p. 21.)
-eos, TO,
^'py, a city in
Elis.
(Sec
aiiros,
king of Sparta.
, ',
'-,
-01',
a Bithynian tribe. -;, , Halitherses, an inhabitant
,
and
Alwitcm, a the Aleian
])lace in Elis.
'plain,
the land
in Lycia,
cit}'
located by
Homer
Haliartus, a
of
-,
oi,
the Halizdnes
, Halius,
-t/s,
-ous,
a Lycian. Halisarna, a city of IMysia. , Alcamenes, son of Teleclus,
of Pelias,
", ', "

-?;$,
Athenian leader.
descendants of Ahhitvoii, the Alcmcecmkis, an illustiious family at Athens.

the
le.s.
-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
, ,
9,
-Tis,
-,
and -los, , ^llccslLs, daughter and wife of Admetus.
-$
, Alcnndcr, a Lycian. Force, Might, persoiiiliiMl.
-, ,
^^ ,
Locri Ozohe.
",
89
,
Amphissa, a town of the
-t]%,
-$,
, Amphitryon, king
;
of
Alcihiadcs, a celebrated
Tiryns, and subse([uently of Thebes of Hercules's mother, Alcmene.
-, ,
deme
5,
'?, -,
Aiiaf/i/rus.
husband
-ov, 6,
a resident of the Attic
',
at Athens.
->??,
i],
^llcmenc, mother of Hercu-
"8, -,
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
,
,
I
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
|5,
6,
Anmtias, one of the Thirty

]).
commander.
),
a city in
tlie
Therm
'8,
)y I.e.
-7/5,
-ov,
6,
ylli/nttes,
king of Lydia,
Bithynia on
father of Cnesus.
7],
-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-
Alyljf,
tor.
the Kuxine.
"9,
-eos,
the ILilys,
the [)rincipal liver
of Asia Minor, tlowing
N. into
'08,
pheus. a Lacedieinoniau, Therniopylie.

(See
,
tlie
-, 6, the AlpMus, a *05, -, 6 (Doric form of

-?, . At ocas,
p. 37.
soil
who fought
son
),
liver of
Euxine.
P]lis.
,
(See
-;, , Andrus, one of the Cyclades Ishmds, with a city of the same name. -as, , afterwards called
5, ', "?, ^,
(Sec
, , ,
'5,
'6,
i.
(See auairLos,
-ov, 6,
40.)
-,
[).
58.)
Albravely at
Poseidon.
i.
mion,
of (See
'|8, -, ,
6>5,
Diores.
tant of Amliraeia. in 8. Epiius.
,?,
-,
Eu rotas.
of Amaripiccus,
e.
-, ,
-a,
,
6,
coast of I'reotia.
? , , ,
e.
'-
\$,
Aiiriiuirta,
an elevated town of Phocis.
p. 59.)
(for
Simoisius.
-wjos,
p. 62.)
-oiOs,
iq,
?),
son if Anth:a
Amtrmciot, inhabi-
nian naval captain.
- and ,.5,
'AfXiLvias,
Magiic.îa in Thessaly.
-Ljuos,
7),
Pieonians, on the Axius, in Macedonia. -', Aviycloi, a city of Laconia,
on
, ,
"8,
Amlnias, an Athe-
-eows, 6,
Aminocles, a citizen of
city
Amydon, a
of the
-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-
, ,
, Anthemion,
TrojaE.
Anthedon, a city on the
"5,
'?,
-as,
Triphylia,
Ampliicratcs.
nian captain.
'5,
-01',
*5,
in
,
6,
Amphige7iea, a city of
te)) or.
of the l^pei at
{2)
S.
Elis.
-ov,
Amphidemiis, father of
?, ,
', ?, ',
*\5,
-opos,
-ov,
6,
Antenor, a Trojan prince, Antidor)is, a Leinniau ship'
captain.
-ous,
Amphicrates, an Atlie-
-ov, 6,
;
Troy
Ar)i2Jhwiachus ; (1) leader the C)arians. crops A7n]jhius ; (1) son of

(2) leader of
;
-, , an Amplilpolllt:, inhabitant of Ainphipolis in S. E. Macedonia, on the Strymon. (See p. 45.)
'^5,
son of Sclagus.
-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.
-^,
-,
6,
AntiWchus, son of Nes-
tor.
8io
'AvTivoos,
ope.
*/9
-,
b,
Antinoiis, a suitor of Penel-
'AvTiiraTpos,
of Orges.
-on, 6,
Antipater, a Thasiau, son
-ovs, 6, Antisthenes, a friend and pupil of Socrates, founder of the cynic school of philosophy. -ov, b, Antlphus ; (1) a son of ^<iyptius of Itliaca; (2) a leader of tlie Greeks iioiii Nisyrus; (3) a leader of the Maionians confederate with the Trojans (4) a son of Priam.
*'$,
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.
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
-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,
5,, ,
-, -5,
'
', ',
-CJvTos, b,
-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.
Antron, a city of E. Thessaly, at the entrance of

-,
and
,
;
;
an Athenian.
,
;
-,
Arima,
mountain
district
from Arisbe.
*5,
(2)
leader.
"5,
salian
, AjJihsus, a city in N. W. Mysia, at the entrance of the i^ropontis. The

same
as Piesus,
jSee ci^vXos, p. 75.) 'AiraLoros, -ov,
'AiriSavos, -, b, the Apidanus, a river of Ionic form 'H-iriSavos. Thessaly.

-01),
name among
Socrates.
-as, , Apollonia, the name of several cities, specially of a city of Mysia, .lear the Lydian border.
, ,
*'8.
?.
-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,
'Apio-TiTTiros,
murdered
ApoUoddrus, a freiûent
specially, a friend of
of S[)arta.
the Greeks
Delphi.
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,
',
,
, ", , , ,
'8,
-as,
-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
, , -, ',
-5,
'
Hi])i>archus.
-ov, b, -ov,
Arislodemus, a S])artan.
Aristxwiachus,
Arisfonice,
b,
a king
-tjs,
priestess at
of Sparta.
', $, 5, ',
-ov, b,
of Peloponnestis.
the Arcadians.
-as,
,
b,
A ristoiiyni 2is, an Arcadian. Arcadia, the central district

Arcadian.
oi
'08,
-,
-bv,
-ados,
an Arcadian,
'$)
*65, *,
fhfi
'ApKcri\aos, -01', Bceotians at Troy.
Arcesi/dus, a leader of the
signation of
ra, a
"-,
-tjs,
Greeks. Argissa. lat^r
named Argu-
town of Thessaly on tne Peneus near Lato
father of Dithyrambus.
of Asia, S. E. of the Euxine.
", , "?,
-aros,
-ov,
Harîia, a town in K. Breotia. b, Narniatides, a Thes]ia,n,
rissa.
Argos. 'Apeo-las, -, b, Aresias, one of the Thirty at Athens. -ovos, b, Aretdon, a Trojan warrioi. Ionic for"Apios, see p. 100. -s, -, Areve, a city in S. Elis. -oiOs, , Arexion, an Arcach'nn
sootlisayer.
the
gonia, near Sinope.
-as,
i],
Armrnio, a highland region
'05,
-. Armenians.
-vs,
-ov,
Armenian,
ol
',
}Iarme7ie, a town of PaphlaArAlso called
',
meve.
-, ,
Ariabignes,
a Persian
Harnn^dins, an Athenian, -01'. , the accomplice of Aristogiton in the assassina (See p. 103.) tion of Hipparchus.
'?,
pcs,
artiticer.
tia,
"-,
$, ",
'<5,
^^
-, ,
llarmonidcs,
;
Tiujuii
8
Asiiis,
"$, -;, ,
Trojans.
-r)s, , Artie, an ancient of iuu!ertain site.
town
in Bcco-
Minyje.
-ov,
b,
the
Harpasus, a river of
Armenia.
W.
King Darius.
Darin.s,
officer of
satrap.
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,
;
Greece.
Artemisia, sovereign of a few Carian cities, and ally of Xerxes. -ov, Artemisiiim, the name
-as,
of the ncivthern coast
Euboea.
Lydia.
a Persian satrap.
-, , Arystas, an Arcadian. -, , Archagoras, an Argive. -;, Ionic form -, , Arckeldns, a king of Sparta, son of Agesilaus.
nian connnander.
Ionic form Archiddmus, king of Sparta.
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, , 5, ', , , ?, , , , , , -, , 5, , ', , , ,

ally of tlie Trojans.
-ov,
6,
?, '(5,
-, ,
Arsamcs, grandfather of
Artabdnus,
brotlier
of
and uncle
to Xerxes.
b,
-ovs,
Artagerses,
a cavalry
Persian
dus, a city of Pamphylia.

-ovos,
King Artaxerxes.
-,
Artacixmas,
city iu
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,
, , , , ,
'$,
j)art of
from Arisbe, ally of the
-ov, b,
Ascaldplcus, king of the
-as,
,
,
Ascania, a district in the

Ascatiius, of Ascania, an
Bithynia.
-;,
08,
-ov, b,
son of yEsculapius.
-ov, b,
an Aspendian, from Aspen-
Aspledon, an ancient
N. W. Bceotia.
-as,
Assyria, a
name somewhat
the Assyi-ians.
-ov, TO, Asteriuin, a town of uncertain site in the central |)art of Thessaly. -ov, b,
-aKros,
p.
, Astydnax, son
Astydlus, a Trojan. of Hectoi,
(See
110.)
Actor
, Astynous, a Trojan. the same as the following. -s, , Astyoche ; (1) daughter of (See (2) daughter of Phylas.
-01',
os,
and N. E. promontory of
p. ^110.)
-, , Arthnas, Persian satrap of

-;, or'ApTOvâs,
-a, b,
*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
;
ArtUchas,
Therm opy Lie.

'Axapveus,
-^,
b,
Atarneus, a city of ôlis,
opposite Mitylene in Lesbos.
*5,
-,
city in \V. Mysia,
Atramyttium, a coast on the Caicus. Also written

son of Atreus
Atridce,
;
-, ,
Archelochus, a Trojan.
'ApxeoTpaTos,
-ov, b,
ArcJiestratus, an Athe-ov,
b,
or
'?,
',
-as,
Menelaus. 'Arpeiwv,
'Arpevis,
65, ,
-e'ws,
&c.
-01',
ol
',
1.
the
Agamemnon and
of Pelops.
-%,
b,
the same as the ])receding.

b,
, Atreus, son
-ov,
Asia, at
first
the
name
of a disand the
Mydoii.
', ",
'-5, '-,
-a,
-ov,
Asian
so called either from see, or, according to others, from nieadoiv of the hero Asias,
Asian meadoio,
" ,
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.
;
', which '5,
the
as the
in S. E. Thessaly, not far irom
, , , ,
AvTovoos,
son of Atyntnius,
e.
-,
-01',
-ov, b,
-,
Autonoics, a Delphian hero. Autophonus, a Theban. Aphefa:, a port of Magnesia
Artemisium.
8l2
deme Aphidna.
88, -,
*(5
?,
insula, near Heraclea in Bitli}
through which Hercules was said to have descended to the lower world.
.
,
resident of the Attic
8< ,
;
-ibos,
-,
daughter of Briseus,
i.
e.
Hippodamia.
-$, ,
fern, adj.,
^he
Acherasian Acherasian penwitli a
Lacouia, a
iiia,
cavern
-01, Byzantium, a city of Thrace, on the Bos})orus, the modern Constantinople. -, -ov, of Byzantiuvi ; oi
Tioi, the Byzantiaits.
, Babylon, on the Euphrathe chief city of the Persian empire. -as, tj. Babylonia, the district of which Babylon was the capital extending, in the widest sense, from Mesopotamia to the Pertes,
;
sian Gulf.
(See
Bactrians, inhabitants of Eactria or Bactriana, now S. E. Turkestan and N. E. Afghanistan. Bao-ias, -, , Basias ; (1) an Arcadian (2) a soothsayer of Elis. -as, , Batiea, a hill near Troy. -, , a BeJbinite, an inhabitant of Belbina, a small island S. W. of tlie Attic
, ,
, , ,
BUKis,
, ,
,
see
;
^,
<,
-Qu, ai, Bryseoi,
an ancient town
of
little S.
W.
of Sparta.
-ov, b.
Boms, a Mieonian.
-$,
^.
',
-tSos, b,
Bacts, a soothsayer of Boeotia.
p.
125.)
-,
-,
Bactrian ; ol
,
;
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.
5, ', -, 08,
and
and
Geroestus, a
piomon-
tory, town,
the
jjort at
the S.
W.
extremity of
Euboea.
05,
-ov, b,
Gerenian, applied to Nestor,
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.
promontory Sunium.
Glaucus ; (1) father of Bellerophon (2) giandson of Bellerophon, and leader of the Lycians before Tro}^ (See 7'-ov, b,
Glaucus.
5,
Be'Xco-Ds, -vos, 6, Belesys,
-,
6,
a satrap of Syria. Belleruphon, son of
Kos, p.
or , Bcssa, a Locrian city, of uncertain site, near Augepe. See Avyeiai. Bias, -avTos, 6, Bias, a warrior from Pylus.
<< -, -,
grandfather to Plato.
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.) -$, , Ba3be, a town of Magnesia in E. Thcssaly on the E. side of the Bcebeau Lake. -ioos, -, fem. adj., Boebea.n Boi; the Bcebean Lake. BoitTKOs, -ov, 6, Boiscus, a Thessalian. same as see p. 132. /os, , Bucolion, son of Laomedon. (See /3;:^, p. 133.)
-?7s,
, ,
, ,
ceitain Brebe.
fai
, , ,
,
142.)
site
(See
77;, p.
141.)
-$,
-,
in
ai,
b,
Glaucon,
an Athenian,
S.
Glaphyroi, a town of unE. Thessaly, not far from

Glisas, a city of Boeotia, not
-uiu,
ol,
the Bithynians,
whose coun-
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.
-$,
,
-,
, -,
-,
-avTos,
E. from Thebes.
b,
Glus, an Egyptian, wh.ose father,
--,
-/$,
(See
5,
Elis,
, ,
general.
--,
, 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 Ênianes in the Trojan war. -as, , Gtcea, a Boeotian town- site
-ov, BuprasiuTn, a city in N. the ancient capital of the Epei. and -ov, b, Brasldas, a Spartan
Crete.
uncertain.
, , ,
, -, ,
08,
p. 144.)
Sardis in Lyclia, and the nyviph of Uic lake. Fvjivias, -ov, 6, Gymnias, a city in N. Ar-
menia.
tral part
Gyrton.
, $,
,
15-2.)
,
-77s,
FuyatT^
the
Gygccan Lake,
,
6,
of Thessaly.
Gyrtonc, a town iu Also written
-,
Gobryas, a Persian general.
see.
Calynda.
($,
generally
Syria, flowing into the Euphrates.
danus, a city
Hephaistus.
, ?,
-$,
, ,
, , , , , , ,
near
tlie
8i3
a
-, b, Demophll'us, Thes[)ians at Thermopylie.

-ov, b,
leader of the
Diadromes, a Thespian.
cen-
Dieneces, a Spartan of dis(See di^cKris, p. 172.) tinguishi'il courage.

-ovs, b,
who
dLKaios,
Doric form of
?,
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,
;
in
which
angle of Euboea.
-, ,
OariKfsi/hf/iiius,
king of
7],
Dana, a
as Tyana,
6,
city of rappadocia,
known
-aKos,
-ews,
the
Daradax, a
bcfoie Troy.
tribe,
river of
of the river-god Scamander.

-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.
?, --,
a Dardnvian, from Darof Troas on the Hellespont.

6, b,
mouth
, , , , , -,
\).
-, , Dithyramhus, a Thespian distinguished himself at ThermopjdiE. (See -01', , Dicoius, an Athenian.

173.)
(2)
Messcma
-,
TO,
Dium, a town
b,
in the
N.
W.
-$,
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
-, ,
Dares, a Troj.m, priest of
mander
Greece.
Duulis in Phocis.
of Mt. Parnassus.
p.
Gcloii.
, , ,
',
',
,
, ,
Datis, a Mede, associate comof the first Persian expedition against

-tSos, b,
-, ,
the
DauHans, inhabitants
of
-$, ,
Daulis, a toAvn of Phocis, E.

DaphnrfCfnrt/s, a
-, ,
Mysian.
Set/x.'iS,
-ov, b,
Fear, personified.
b,
(S(ie
-ovs,
Dinomenrfi,
father
of
Decelea, an Attic denie, occui)ie(l as a stronghold by the S])artans. TO, the Delta, a region of Thrace, neai
Byzantium.
-01',
of .Stiientdus.
Itus,
an exiled king of Sparta, who accompanied Xerxes marching against Greece. b, Jiemocoon, son of Priam.
', , -, ,
in Argolis.
Demosthevrs, an Athenian general prominent in the Peloponnesian

-ovs,
b,
, , , -,
-/,
Ionic
, ,
-as,
7],
-ov, b,
Dexippas, a Laconian.
also written
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
,
-, ,
and
-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 Aâlleys. -01', , the Dyras, floMing into the Malian Gulf a little W. of Therm opy hie. -s, b, Dorieus, son of Anaxandii-
locality,
,
, , , ,
Thi-ai!!',
", -,
, , ,
-,
'-,
des,
king of Sparta.
Dcnvi-
-$,
-ovs, b,
Democrates, of
Temenium
",
of
taiii site
-ov, b, the
war.
',
Hebrus, the principal river (lowing into the Êgean Sea. -ov, to, Ilesium, a town of luicer-
in P>(e()tia.
-7?s,
which see. poetic form for Tj, Hecuba, wife of Priam.
',
8i4
.05, -,
of Sinope.
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
'5, ", --,

',
,
',
//
, Uecatonynius,
a citizen
^
-,
8,
-,
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.
-ovs,
6,
;
'75, -, , -',
town
of the Thracian Chersonesus.

-ov, b,
"'EXaros, Trojans.
Elatus, a confederate of the
-, , Helen, daughter of Zeus and Leda, and wife of Menelaus. "EXevos, -01', 0, Helmus, son of Priam, both a warrior and a prophet. -opo<i, 6, Elcjfhenor, chief of the Eubcean Ahantes. -cD^ds, , Eicon, a town of uncertain
site, in
son of Antenor.
, , ,
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-
mander
, 5,
and
-ov,
Epitadas,
com-
duct after the victory.

the Thirty at Athens.
-ovs, 6,
-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-
alent to the following.
,
E. Bfeotia.
Thirty at Athens.
Helicdon, a Trojan noble,
-, -',
-ovos, 6,
-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-
-,
6,
Erasistratns, one of
tlie
Eratosthenes, one of
8'5,
-ovs, TO,
dian.
-,
-ov,
on or of the Hellespont,
(1) a
Hellespontic.
of Athens.
, ,
"5,
Hclos
town of Laconia,
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-
, -,
unknown.
?,
at the S. extremity of Argolis.

-ovs, b,
friend of Socrates.
gonia.
site
"Evvo|Aos, -ov, 6, Enrumius, an ally of the (See ewopm, p. 227.) Trojans, fi'om Mysia. -01', , Exadius, one of the Thessalian Lapitha^.
greatest general of Thebes. ot, the Epei, the ancient inhabi'Eircioi,
, , ?,
-7JS,
'Evif)VS, see AlvLoives.
Enispe, an Arcadian town,
coast of Paphlagonia. at, Eryfhrcc, an ancient city in S. Btt'otia, at the foot of Mt. Cithaeron.
, 5, , ,
Armenia.
-es,
b,
Erechtheus, an ancient king
-T^s,
i),
Hermione, a town and port

Hermogenes, an Athenian,
Erijthini, a place
-,
oi,
on the
-,
'-, -,
ol,
(he Hespieritce, a tribe in
W.
-',
Eparninondas,
-,
tants of Elis, and extending thence tance northward.

see.
?,
flu'
Epigenes, son of Antiphou, and fiicnd of Socrates.

-ovs,
pioi,
-, -ov, Epidaurinn : ol Epidaurians. -ov, 6 and , Epidaurus, an important town in Argolis, on the coast of the Saronic Gulf.
, ,
?,
Doric form for
, 5, ?, , -, ,
the
-, 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,
5,
05,
8,
some
dis-
chief.
-ov, b,
son of Eucemon,
;
i.
e.
Eu-
wliich
rypvlus.
"
Ionic p. 279.)
5,
-77,
s,
b,
a Euhoean
ot Fipoieis, or
the
-bv,
Euhoeans.
(See
^,
b,
dius, or Endius, a Spartan ephor.

-ov, b,
5,
of Euhcea, Euhcean.
-ov,
more correctly
?,
Eu-
son of Euenor,
i.
e.
Liocri-
tus.
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
,
;
-,
' ,
a Thracian.
85
poet, for
5, -,
b,
Eusorus,
{}-$,
5,
near
|5, -,
(See
Trojan.s.
5,
father of
rising in
5,
(
,,
-tos,
Eutresis, a Boeotian town,
TlH's[i;e.
Enplieuius, an ally of the 290.) \).
-%,
, Euplwrion, an Athenian,
and the poet iEschylus.
ihc Euphrates, in
yniegirus
-, ,
-ov,
W.
Asia,
5,
at Salamis. at Troy.
|$, -, ,
(See
(See
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
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
, ,
-,
$,
Armenia, and flowing into the Persian

Ejjhesian
;
Gulf.
8, -,
mouth
(])
ol
6(,
;
Uie
p. 284.)
Ephesians.
at the
cdtcs
Eiivielus, a Thessalian leader

p. 284.)
"5, -, , Ephesus, on the coast of Ionia,
a giant, the .son of Pos(;idon (2) a Trachinian, who lietrayed the Greeks at Ther-
8, -
of the Cayster.
Doric form
'5,
of
Ephi-
mopyhe.
(2) a
some
'9,
,
:
-as,
tj,
Ephyra ;
(1)
town
of Thesprotia in Epirus.
-ocs,
a town of Elis; (Sec

Phlius, a
or
p. 295.)
Salamis.
prince.
traitor Kphialtes.
Sparta. Sparta.
dian.
, 8,
;
5, $) $, 8,
;
friend of Socrates.
poet.
-,
Echemvion, son of Priam.
5,
'5,
EcJiecralcs,
^(..,
-, ,
-ovos, b, Eclicuuni
'-5,
Sparta.
-ov, b,
Echcpolus, a Trojan. Echcstratus, a king of
-airos,
, Eurydamas,
a Trojan
-,
6,
Eurydemus, father of the

Euryclla, Uly.sses's nurs;. Eury elides, a Spartan. , Eurycrdtcs, a king of
6,
{V\ a suitor of Penelope (2) a Dardanian (3) a Theban, lather ()f Lcontiades (4) the grandson of the
; ;
precedinii.
of
Penelo{)e.
8, [, 5,
EipvirvXus,
;
5, \8,
Agamemnon.
(2)
,?,
-as,
-, ,
-ous,
-,
6,
Eurycratldes, a kin-^ of
EurylOchits,
-,
an
Arca-
-, , Eurymachus ;
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.
seer.
8,
-;,
Zacynthus,
now
Zante, an
-oiros,
, EurymMon,
{St'e
vpu,
-p.
-;,
, Eurynomus,
b,
charioteer 288.) a suitor of

a Tlies-
-Tjpos, , Zoster : Mt. Hymettus, which bounds the Athenian plain on the south, teiininates in the promontory of Zoster, and this
-,
, ,
',
army
-,
b,
Zelarchus, a market over-
terminates in three capes.
-,
Eurypylus
(1)
salian chief
p. 288.)
a king of Cos.
(See
'''???,
%, 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.
-'?,
the
-5,
-,
5,
(8
which
-ov, b,
of the 10,000 Greeks.
and
see.
Heqesander, an
officer in
Ionic for
8i6
?,
Erthteu,
mother of the giants Otus and Ephialtes. -3, b, Eetion, king of Tliebe
Mysia.
'Hioves, -/, E'loncs, literally, the Banks, a town in S. E. Argolis. (See p. 303.)
-ovos,
Macedonia, the port of Amjjhipolis, at the mouth of the Strymon. (See p. 303.)
S. E.
'HXeios,
-$, , 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 ;
;
stood, the Heraclean lytcrritory)
, 05, ', $, ^, , 5,
the Elcans.
5, -5,
, ,, -, , , , $ , ,
'Hyt9
^,
Ionic
which
see.
5,
-ios
and
-tSos,
Theognis, one of the
-as,
])oetic
form of
Thirty at Athens.
-ov, 6,
the second
wit'e
of Alaûs,
and
stepin
Saniub.
in
tlie
(See
^^,
-opos,
b,
Theocydcs, an Athenian. b, Theoniestor, tyrant p. 314.)
of
eOTTOfJLiTos, -ov,
Theopompms, an Athenian
7$,
nia, at
army
1.
E'ion, literally,
the Beach, in
of the 10,000 Greeks. (See Qeb215.) KoXiros, b, the ThcrmKan Gulf,
-,
the northwestern
e(:i,
-a, -ov,
of Ells, Elcan ; ol
times called Thessalonica.
7],
Elis, a district in
W.
Pelopon-
nesus.
of Ca})])adocia, flowing into the Euxine.
-;, , ThersUes, the most ngly and seuiiilous of the Greeks befoie Troy. also -as, \, -as, 17, but usually 0e<r7riai, Tlnsjiue, a noted citv of I'xiotia, at the foot of Mt. Helicon.
,
see.
,
.5,
arm
of the
^gean
Sea.
Therme, a city in S. Macedothe head of the Thermsean Gulf; in later

-r?s,
-ovtos,
b,
the
Therniodon, a river
-,
//""
,
;
the Ueraclca/iis.
- ;,
and
eaTritvs, -cs, or Ionic 0<nris,
, a Thespiav
Thesjnans.
tJie
ol 0o-7rieis,
cient race dAvelling
-,
6,
rj,
fern, adj.,
under-
Thesjn'otians, an ancoast of E])irus. 0O'<raXia, -as, , Thessaly, the N. E. district of (lieece, mostly a plain, noted for its fertility
oi,
-,
on
tlie
fine horses.
'HcTLoSos, -ov,
poet.
Hcsiod, a celebrated Greciaii
0-08,
name,
chas.
(8,
adj., see p. 317. As Thessal'us, a son of Hercules.

-01',
a proper
i.
son of Thestor,
Attic for
e.
Cal-
0, 008,
08,
KOdopvos,
0-, &c.
,.
which
E])ei, at
0a\irios, -, Tioy.
-8,
Echeixllus.
cient bard of Thrace. apviras, -ov, 6, TJiaiypas, a favorite of the

Th('ss;di;ni
6,
Thalpius,
a chief of the
i.
-, ,
and
son of Thahjsius,
e.
-ous, , Thcramenes, one of the Thirty at Athens, a noted general and politician, wbo from his frequent changes in politics was
nicknamed
-ios,
which
-t5os
, Thamyris, an
an(i
<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
, ,
Menon. -, -ou, Thasian, of Thasus, an island the N. .-Egcan, off the Thracian coast.
-as,
the S. E. reeks descried the sea. -ov, 6, Thibrachus, an
mountain in Pontus, to , Thechcs, 08, of Trapezus,a from which the 10,000

Athenian
see, p. 383.
polemarch.
, , , ,
0-,
0, -$,
-77S,
05,
b,
Thihron, a Spartan general.
Thisbe,a. city of Bceotia, at tlie
base of Helicon. It abounds now, as in Homer's time, with wild pigeons. 0oas, -ai'Tos, , Thoas, a leader of the vEtolians, at Troy.
rian.
-,
-ov,
of Thurii, in S. Italy, Thu-
0, -$, 0()-,
b,
Polyphennis.
in
0,
-, ,
Thoon, a Trojan. Thoosa, a nymph, mother of
dpaKLOs, p. 320.)
deoyevvrjs, p. 314.)
?,
-ov, TO, the Thracian square, a spot (See Byzantium near the Thracian gate.
-ov, b,
Thrasybulus, an Atlie-

nian, son of Lycus,
'
-01',
87
the Thirty Tyrants.
-01',
Ionic form for an Aihciiian. -, 6, Thrasyllns, one of the viclorioiis Athenian generals at Argiiiusie, afterwanls slianiefully put to death. -, , ThrasymeUdas, a Spar-
-,
,
tan naval eommamler. 0pta<rios, -a, -ov, of Tliria, an Attic denie ireStov, the Thridsian plain, a ferTO tile plain bi'tween Thria and Eleusis. -ov, TO, Throniiun, a chief town of
, (,
, ,
,
expelled from Athens
-,
-,
son of iEson, leader of the Argonautic expedition to obtain the Golden Fleece. Ithomc, a lortress in S. W.
,, -, ,
'/'//rasi/ldits,
Thessaly. 'iKapios,
Laoinedon.
,
,
-ova's,
b,
Icarius, father of Penelope. Hicdaon, a Trojan, son of
'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.)
the Locrians, on the Boagrins, near the Malian

Gulf.
Alpheus.
brother of Atrens.
Phrygia.
the city fathers.
, ,,
'-,
-ov, TO,
TJiryum, a city of
b,
Elis,
on the
Pelops,
-, -,
-,
Thycstes,
son of
'I\i<ro-os, -, b, the Ifissiis, a river of Attica, flowing S. W. from Mt. Hymettus, through the southern part of Athens. b, Il'us, son of Mermerus, in the ÎXos, Thesprotian Epliyra. -. b, son of Imbrasus, i. e.
Thyinhriiun, a city in E.
Pirous.
b,
Thymcetes, a Trojan, one of
Imbrians.
-',
the TJiyni, a warlike people in
^gean, W.
"Iirvoi,
the S. E. of Thrace, part of whom, at a very early period, crossed into Asia, and occnpied parts of Bithynia.
mander,
, ,
-ttKos,
5, ", ,
",,
-,
-a, -ov,
of Imbrus
ol
",
331.)
the
island in the 7], Imbrus, an of the Thracian Chersonesus.

oi, oi,
N.
-, -,
the Indians.
Ipni,
literally,
the Ovens,
rugged place on the E. coast of Thessaly, at the

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.
foot of Mt. Pelium. 'IiriraYpiTas, -a
, Thorax,
p. 324.)
a Spartan
com-
(See
iirvbs, p.
b,
(See
5, -,
b, lalTnetius,
son of Ares, a
chief of the Minjâi.
'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-
()
plnce,
$,
5,
,,
saiy.
(2^
, Idceus ; (1) a Trojan herald son of Dares. "lhT\Qiv, from Ida. (See"I5a, p. 326.) b, Idomeneiis; son of Deuca'I8op.evUs, lion, anil grandson of Minos, leader of the Cretans before Troy. , Hiero, one of the Thirty at Athens. -, , Hieroiiymus, of Elis, a cap-01',
;
a Trojan,
, 9,
-os,
-,
-$,
tain.
Ionic form for 'IaXv<ros, -, la/p.sHS, a city in the island Rhodes. lonie form for -ouos, b, Jason,
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'Îpts, 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
or,
,, '?
-
and
-ov,
75,
, Hippoddmns warM-
, -,
, ,
;
$,
"-, --, -,
-,
-,
Cilicia.
-,
-as,
Histiaia,
an ancient and
8i8
after the
important town at the N. extremity of Eubcea,
Oreus. forms for
Ionic 'I<rTiat's,
( ,,
-es,
Athenian conquest,
and
&c.)
b,
445, called its derivatives are Ionic

B. c.
;
a Histioean
Histioeans. fem. adj.;
tJie
'ItrTiaifjTis, -iSos, -,
," ?, \, ,
in S. E. Caria
;
$, -,5,
b,
an inhabitant of Calynda^
the Calyndians. Cahjndian. Galchedon, a city of Bi-
ol
-,
-V, -bv,
if,
-buos,
Tis, the Histiceaii territory.
-, -, -5,
(- -$,
tcrrilonj of
thynia, opposite Byzantium.

-as,
{x^po- understood),
the
CalcMdon.
maiider.
", ",
',
Histiceus, a Saniian. -01^, , Ischeiious, of iEgina. -ov, 0, Itahelius, a Persian coni6,
sor of the elder
b, Canibyses, son and succesCyrus on the Persian throne. Ka|xcipos, -, 6, Camlrus, a city on the W. cÔHst of the island Rhodes. KairaviTJS, -65, -, Capaneus, father of Sthe-
-,
-vos,
, Iton, a city in S. E. 'I'liessaly. -, 6, Iphlclus, of Thessaly, son of

Ipliitus, of Phocis,
nelus.
Phylacus.
bolus.
"8, -, ,
Sthenelus.
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,
, ,
son of Nau-
neus.
-7?s,
T),
?, ?,
--,
-ov, b,
son of Capaneus,
to
i.
e.
-,
-op,
of or belonging
Capa-
the Battle-Din, persoiiitied.
district of Asia,
of Cilicia.
",
dachian.
^,
(5,
falling into the bos.
mia, on the Tigris.
, , ,
Kaivcvs,
-,
6,
the Caicus, a river of Mysia, iEgean Sea nearly opposite LesCoence, a
-,
,
,
town of Mesoi)otai.
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
, ,
-,
'?,
-as,
,
-op,
Cappadocia, an inland
W.
-,
of the Euphrates,
and N.
Car-
of the Carduchi,
-,
-.)
lian Lii|iiiliie.
-ios,
Axyliis.
arclion.
town,
-, , Callihius, the Spartan harmost of Athens, in the time of the Thirty Tyrants.
-, , Callimachus ; (1) an Athenian polemarch at Marathon (2) an Arcadian captain.

nian.
, , , ?,
--qs,
-, , -,
-ov,
smi of Coeneus,
Cu'/iietis,
e.
Coronus.
Islands.
-f ws,
king of the Thessacharioteer

of
-as,
ij,
Castalia, a fountain on Mt.

Castolus, a city of Lydia,
the Caystriiis or Caysfer,
Parnassus.
b,
Calesius,
-05, -,
-Tpios, -ov,
6,
site uncertain.
b,
Calliades,
an Atht'nian
-, ,
Calliarus, an
Locrinn
a river of Ejjhesus.
site uncertain.
ter-p/ain, a
about half-way between Byzantium and Heraclea.

al, the
-, ,
-^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.
, 8,
Lydia,
b,
Howing into the sea near
, Caystrupedium or Cayscity, site uncertain.
Phrygian
-,
b,
Callistratus, an Athe-
the coast of Caria.

in S. ^tolia.
, ,
-Qivoi,
Calpc, a port in Bithynia,
Socrates. Kcioi, Ceos.
Calydnce Inlands, off
the affluent of the Tigris, the

b,
Carduchi and Armenia.
Calydon, an ancient city
of uncertain site in
, | ,
-,
ol,
-7?Tos,
Cehcs,
Theban, friend of
the Cea.vs, inhabiting the island

Celcenoi, a city in S. Phrygia.
-, ,
-;,
Centrltcs,
an eastern
boundary betw('cn the
,
W.
Ceramon-agtira, a town Phrygia.
ftabitiug Cerasub.
-,
,
is
KepaaovvTLOL
-,
oi,
the CerasujUians,
in-
.(,
half- brother of Leonidas.

tj,
-ovvtos,
Cerasus, a Greek city on
the coast of Pontius.

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.
Thirty at Athens.
'"8, -,
tician
war.
Mysia.
C'yclades,
name
.southein
of the ishmd Salamis. -ov, 7], (Jcrinlhus, a small coast in N. E. KulKca.

('a|te
nian ca[tain.
Cephisodorus, also, perhaps the same, a partisan of the Thirty at Athens. b, Citliceroii, a lange of mountains separating Boeotia from Megaris and At-
, -5, .-, ,
,
Ionic Ke'os, -, , Ceas, one ot the The about 13 miles S. E. of Attica. also given on uncertain authority to the
-,
ai, Cleonce ; (1) a town of N. E. Pelojionnesus, near (.'orinth, i whose tenitory the Nemean games were celebrated (2) a town
;
(jf
tan.
town
tians at Troy.
, , , ^ ,
JVIacedonia,
(Se(;
8l9
-oi;s,
Cleomhies, a Spartan king,

b,
6.]5,
-ov<i,
Cleometlcs;,
one of the
-',
-,
b,
und commander
Clean, an Athenian poliin the Peloponnesian
-,
b,
Cephisuduras, an Atheb,
Helen.
CepJtisuphon,
fatliei'
-^,
', .^',
--qs,
of
memnon's
-%,
Laomedon.
tica.
ot, the Cicones; dwelling near the KiKovis, coast of Thrace on Mt. Ismarus. -as, Qilicia, a region in S. E. Asia
Minor.
Apollo.
, ,
of Crete, on the
-,
Ccela, literally, the Holloivs, a dangerous part of the coast of Eubcea, on the S. W. side. (See koIXos, p. 383.)
, ,
-01^,
on the peninsula
-ov, b,
Athos. ClcwnyniUH, a brave S[)arol'
Clonias, , leader of the liteoCltjnime, an attendant of -, p. 381.) -as, Clytoimnestra, Aga-
wile.
-,
b,
Clytius,
a Trojan, son of
city
05,
-, ,
-, ,
Cilia, a city of Troas, sacred to

b,
-,
;
Cmion, the name of two

;
unknown, whom the 10,000 Greeks

their retreat.
the father of Miltia<les (2) the son of Miltiades, distinguished as a general and statesman. -idos, ij, the daughter of (Jisseus or Oiiises, king of Thrace. oi, the Cissians, inhabiting the district in which Susa, one of the Persian capi(1)
Athenians
--, ((, -,
Phrygia.
a casth% near
tals,
68,
was situated.
-rjs, Corsutc, a desolate city of Meso])(ttamia, near the junction of the Mascas with the Kuphrates.
-,
-,
b,
b,
(jleagoras,
a jtainter, of
Phlius.
K\a!vTos,
the 10,(100 (i reeks. KXe'avSpos, -ov, b, Oleander, Spartan harmost

At
in Arcadia, a general of the
Clecenetus, a captain
among
Paphlagouia.
ontory
Byzantium.
-opos, 0,
-ov, CurypJiasiuiii, a promthe Messenian coast, on or near which Pyliis, the city of Nestor, once stood.
ol'
KXiapcTos,
10,000 Greeks.
commander
cules.
Eleusinian mysteries.
b,
of the Greeks in Cyrus's ex])edition. KXeoSaios, -ov, b, Cleoda'tis, grandson of Her-
',
-ov, b,
Clcdnor, from Orchomeiius 10,000 Greeks. Clearetus, a captain of the
Bfeotia.
(See
-ov, b,
Clearchus, a Lacedemonian,
the coast of Pontus.
Cot yoritrs.
-,
b,
Cleocr'itus,
herald of the
:
0|, -,
CleombrUus
;
(1) a Spai-
tan,
rates.
brother of Leonidas
(2) a pupil
of Soc-
Cuphacjuras, an Athenian. Cranae, a little island in the Laconian Gull', whither Paris first betook himself when ab.sconding w'ith Helen from Sparta.
-ov, b,
-tjs,
, , , ?, ,
9, ?,
8, ',
Kopwviia,
, -,
^
, , -,
-,
Koipavos,
,
oi,
Cnosus, an ancient royal N. side of the island.
-ov, b,
-;,
Cwramis, a Lycian. , Coeratddes, a Theban.

otherwise
pa.ssed
-,
the Ccetce, a tribe,
on
-,
ai,
Colossce, a city in S.
W.
-as,
r/, Comania, a locality, Pergamus in Mysia.
perliaps
-ov,
b,
Corydalus, of Anticyra.
-ov,
b,
and
Corylas,
satraj of
-as,
17,
Co'ônea,
city
in
W.
-ov,
b,
Corunus,
son of Caeneus.
p. 389.)
-,
Cotyora, a Greek city, on

the people of Cotyora, the
-,
,
oi,
(See Kpavabs,
p.
391.)
820
seuia.
cles the Tliessalian.
Kptos, ^gina.
padocia where the

tered.
, 9, "5, , 5, ,
see
-eel's,
<
"
Pheie in JMesof Aniino-
AeuAcaStot
(See
p. 349. Cratesiclcs, a Spartan.
cian city, on Mt. Parnassus.

p. 400.)
-$,
-01',
Crethon,
Kvpeios,
-a, -ov,
of Cyrus, Cyreian.
Cretiues, latliei
-ov, 6,
Crius, one of the chief
men
of
KpiTias, -ov, 0, Crittas, cousin of I'Uito, and one of the Tliirty at Atliens. -, , CrUohulus, an Athenian,
pupil of Socrateh.
-wiOS,
Socrates.
, ,
KpoKivas,-
-,
, army
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
expedition to dethrone whom he perished. -01', , Cytorus, a coast city of
Pa|ililagonia.
Critalla, a jthice in
of Xei'xes
Capwas mus-
5,
saly.^
CriLo, the intimate friend of
Lydia.
victor in the
Ithaca.
,
-os,
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
, , ,,
-ov, -,
Cyphus, a city in N. E. Thes-
-,
-, ,
-, ,
Crcesus,
the
hist
king of
(See
$,
p.
403.)
Crocinas, a Thessalian, a
Olympic games. -', Crocylm, a
district of
Paphlagonia.
-ias,
|., 5, -, , -,
-77S,
7},
Cromnci,
a stronghold in
7],
Adas,
Cteatus, a chief of the Epei.

Ctesias,
b,
cian of Artaxerxes historian.

friend of Socrates.
Mnemon,
of Cnidus, physiand a distinguished

of Athens, a
CUlicia.
o6s,
-, , 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
, ,
KvSvos,
(05,
-01^,
-01',
Ctesipjnis,
the
6,
Cydnus, a river of
, $,
Laconian
Adp-TTos,
ccnc.
poetic form for Aas (see Xaas, p. 403), Las, an ancient city on the W. coast of Uw
(iulf.
01',
8, -, , 5, , |08,
p. 405.)
-oi's,
-01',
Laertes, father of Ulj'sses. so7i of Laertes, i. e. Ulysses. -, -ov, Lacedaemonian. (See
Lacrates,
a
of
Sjiartan,
01ym])ic victor.
-,
Uproar, personified.
(See
, Lampus, a son
-,
Laomedon.
, ,
Kivos,
p.
397.)
>s,
-,
of Lamjfsacus, lAimpsa-
city of Mysia,
<5,
Lampsacus, a fiouiishing -01', , on the Hellespont. -as, \, Laodamia, daughter of Bellerophon, and mother of Sarpedon. -7?s, 7}, Laodice, daughter of Priam.
"5,
,
Antenor.
Priau).
fatlici
5,
6,
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
-as,
p. 399.)
-01', 7],
Cynus, a port of Locris, on the
, ,
,
Aa|i\|/aKOS,
-ov, c,
Laodocus, a Trojan, son of
-,
6,
son of Laomedon,
i.
e,
-o^ros,
of Priam,
, Laomedon, son of and king of Troy.
Ilus,
-,
Salamis,
p. 400.)
opposite
Psyttalea.
-ej^ros,
(See
7<5,
on the coast of Messenia, later called

<ria, r'ypavissin,
-or,
-,
Cyparisseis, a city
, -Pho-
in the S. of Attica, celebrated for silver

6,
o])e.
Thebans
Cyparissus, a
litth;
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
!
5, , 5,
AiovTtvs, -^ws,
, Ljaurium,
,
6,
a range of hills mines. Lwcrltiis, a suitor of Penel-
-,
Leonteus, son of Coronus. Leontiades, leader of the
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
of the celebrated Athenian, Aristides (2) commander of cavalry in the service of the Thirty at Athens. b, Lysistratus, an Athenian soothsayer.
;
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.
, ,
at Tioy.
^$, -,
-
- --5,
-,
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
, ',
-,
, |05,
5,
^,
-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.
adj.,
,
;
-, 8, , ?,
MmruAan.
ol
,
father
of Rhodes.
and i\.ov<rieus, -?, , an inhabitant of Lusi, in N. Arcadia, a Lusian.

b,
<5,
-Tos,
Lycaonia, a region of Asia Minor, E. of Phrygia and N. of Cilicia.

-as,
site uncertain.
-ovos, b,
;
darus, of Zelea
in S.
, ,
9,
]).
Thracian Seuthes.
niaii
-,
TlKibes.
-,
b,
Lycastiis, a
town of
Crete,
Lycdon
(1) father of
Pan-
-,
(2) son of Priam. oi, the Lycia'tis, inhabiting Lycia,
-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.
,?, , ,
-ofos,
-?, -,
-ovos, b,
?,
b,
Mcesades,
poetic form
tlie
Mce-oitians.
of the
a Mceoof
Mccon,
son of
Haemon
; (1) a Syracusan (2) an Athenian, a cavalry leader. -oi/s, , Lycoimdcs, an Athenian

;
ship-cai)tain.
Howing into the Euxine near Heraclea.

/fos,
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.
$, , ?,
-,
419.)
W. Asia Minor. -;, , Lycius
-5 -?, 5, -,
oi,
the MacrOnes, a people in
E. Pontus.
MavTiveia,
Arcadia,
-as,
Ionic form
tinea, a place of great military
Epaminondas,
b,
the Lycus, a river of Bithynia,
(See
nea.n.
dwelling to the
Darius
an ancient city of Crete, a little to the S. E. of Cnosus. /os, , Lycon, an Achajan,

-01^,
-05, -, , Lyrncssus,
Lysander, the celebrated S])artan general, contpieror of Athens. -$, b, Lys'icles, an Athenian, father of Abronichus. -, b, Lysimachiis ; (\) father
, ?,
AvKTos,
and
Lyctus,
cian
Euxine.
,
-,
I.,
?, , ?,
tribe
in
noted
for
impoitance in E. the vietoi-y and death of

of Maiitinea, a Manti-
,
(1)
Man-
b. c.
362.
-es, ,
oi,
tJif
Mardi,
mountaineers
the Caspian Sea. -, b, Mardonii(>i, son-in-law of and lieutenant of Xerxes, defeated

S. of
slain at Plata?a,
September, B. n. 479. the Mariandyni, a ThraBithynia, on the coast of the
-,
b,
oi,
?,
a city of Troas.
-, ,
-?, -,
Marsyas
;
a celebrated
river,
flute-])layer in
named from the

uider.
b, Maron, a Spartan tinguished himself at Thermopylae.
Phrygia
(2) a
Phrygian
foregoing, tributary of the Mae
-,
who
dis-
to Maronea, a Grecian colony on the coast of Thrace to the E. of Abdera. -y}Tos, 6, liases, an ancient coast-city
, . , ,
822
MtSeta
-,
6,
Maronite,
belonging
by Hector.
Patroclus.
<5,
in S. Argolis.
Mao-Kds, -a, , the Mascas, a tributary of the Euphrates in Mesopotamia. Also accented
friend of Ulysses.
, ,
'-,
-,
-oi's,
Menesthes, a Greek, slain

b,
-,
b,
son of Menoetiiis,
i.
e.
Mentcs, king of the Taphians,
-,
6,
6,
son of Mastor,
i.
e.
Hali-
therses.
-,
Megabyzus, a coniniou Per-
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
',
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
'5,
noble.
',
aiis at
soothsiiyer.
city,
, ,
Troy.
, , -,
'-,
,
'-,
p.
-$,
435.)
b,
Mieonians at Troy.
-Tjros,
Meyes, leader of the Dulichi6,
city
-,
Megisfias, of Acarnania, a
-r)s, , Mespila, an ancient deserted of Mesojiotamia, probably the ruins of Nineeh, on the E. bank of the Tigiis, opposite
',
-?,
-ovs,
Mesthles, a leader of the
-$,
, Medeon, an
old
Ba'otian
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
',
near Lake Copais.
?,
p. 430.)
thone, a city of
coast of tlie PagasiEan Gulf.

-o5os,
by the ancients
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,
, 5,
', 5,
-ews,
b,
Methydrium
-vs,
in
a Methijdrian, belonging (See MeOudpiou, Arcadia.
Mepoetic form 7), Magnesia in Thessaly, on the E.
,
a
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
--,
, , ,
-01',
-, ,
,
, ,
,
, Melampus, supposed
the wall of Media, exvalley. tending from the Tigris to the Euphrates, the northein boundary of Babylonia, as a defence
to which against the erected.
Odrysa3 in Thrace.
M.\^'yos
prea,
$,
-Cou,
-01,
a rock or
ol,
cliff
on Mt. AnoThra-
near Thermopyl?e.
the Mclanditai,
the Medes. ; ol Medosades, an ambassador of the Thracian prince Seuthes.
, , -,
,
b,
b,
Medes
it
was originally
-,
Meducus, a prince of the
cian tribe.
AirJanthius, an Athenian
Euryalu.s.
conmiander.
Melas, a river flowing MeXas, 6, (See into tlu' Mnlian Gulf near Thermopylie.
-avos,
the
Eui'valiis.
, -, ',
, a Mede
-ov, b,
see Me^wrr;.
-e'ws,
M^Xas, p. 431.)
at Athens.
iEtolian hero
-ov, b, Mr] eager, of Calydon, an and hunter.
-, ,
-as,
Meletus,
a partisan of the a town on the
friend of Idomeneus.
Plirygia,
ness.
Thirty at Athens.
Melihoea,
, , , ,
,
Mecisteus,
father
i.
of
e.
-, ,
,
son of Mecisteus,
-01',
Melohius, one of the Thirty
kc. Mtjovis, &c., see -01', , Meriunes, a Cretan hero,

b,
-,
famed
fur
Midas, an ancient king of his wealth and covetous-
coast of Magnesia in The.ssaly. b, Menexenus, Meve'^cvos, pupil of Socrates.
-,
an Athenian,
as, , Jlfidea, poetic form of an ancient Boeotian city of dis})uted site.
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,
cian.
Mijtilme, a nourishing connuercial city on the E. side of the ishuul Lesbos. -ov, b, MiiesUhtdes, one of the
Thirty at Athens.
Thirty at Athens.
-ov,
6,
nian, whose good counsel contributed to the victory at Salamis. Mo<r<r\JvoiKOi, -', oi, tlic Mossynceci, a barbarian trit)e on the coast of Pontus. Movcraios, -ov, b, Miisccus, a famous Gieek poet of the legendary period. -ovos, b, Mygdoii, a king of Plirygia. b, Mydon, charioteer of Pyh^menes.
, ,
, , , , ,
(,
Elis.
, , . , , , , , -, , , ^,
-, ,
Mithriddtes,
82
-a,
b,
younger Cyrus.
a Peisiaii Also writ-
Naudldas,
Spartan
epiiur.
-,
-, , JVaupactus, a town of the Locri Ozohe, just inside the entrance of the ('(uinLhian Gulf, once the best harbor on its northein coast.
-eovs,
b,
Neoclcs,
an
Athenian,
father of Tliemistocles.
Ntov
-,
5,
TO,
6,
Miltticythes,
Thra-
castle), a fortress of
Ncontichus (as it were, NewThrace on the coast of the

b,
Proi)ontis.
-, ,
more correctly
luchus.
',
-,
b,
son of Nestor,
i.
e.
Anti-
-',
A'c.stor,
Messenia,
and
-,
6,
Mnesilochus, one of the
MnesiphUus, an Athe-
-, also Newva, Neon, a town of Piiocis, at the foot of Tithorea, one of the peaks of Mt. Parnassus,
distinguished
for bravery,
king of Pylus, in wisdom,
elo([uence.
-%,
hi(av, , N'cmi, of the 10,000 Greeks.

a spur of Mt.
-^,
--qs,
i],
Mycale,
a mountain
promontory on the Ionian

mos.
coast,
<(05, -, ,
-T^Tos,
0,
Mycalcsstis, a city in E.
-7?s, , Mycene, a daughte of Inachus the founder of Argos. See al.;o
p. 454.
Myriandus,
of Cilicia.
, , ,
W.
Boeotia, near the Euripus.
Myites, husband of Brisei's. later ibrm a coast city of Syria, on the borders
-ov,
--qs, or , poetic form of Myrlna, daughter of Teucer, and wife of Dardanus. -, , Myrsinus, probably in X.
, , , , ,
and
opposi*ê Sa-
soil oj Nêleus,
-,
-, 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,
, ,
, ,
site.
, ,
-%,
-;,
a Spartan connnander
Neium, a mountain of Ithaca, Neritum see

;
,
i.
^-.
-ov,
of Neleus ; e. Nestor.
the
-, b,
5, -,
".,
-,
-ou,
Mysian
ol
sians,
inhabiting My.sia, the N. Asia Minor.
,
W.
known
-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.
at Troy.
Iplutus.
, ,
-*,
among
Cnidus
(2)
Nastes, leader of the Carians

b,
-,
son of Naubolus,
i.
e.
Noinion, a Carian chief. understood), -, ]ioetie forjn foi Nysocum, a mountain in Thrace, where Ijacchus was worshi])ped.
-ovo'i,
b,
<, |, -, , -,
,
-;, Nisynts, a small island the SjK^rades, S. E. of Cos, and S. W. of

in Caria.
b,
, -
Noemon
an Itliacan.
(See
p.
(1) a Lycian 466.)
(o/<os
824
'<.\^
-eovs,
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
^ ,
a
retreat.
^9,
commander
,
, Xanthichs, an
Acliseaii,
tlieir
of the 10,000 Greeks on

-7?s,
Thes-saly.
", , , 5,
p.
-, .
,
Homer, the great
poet.
(See
486.)
-ov,
Onetes, a Carystiaii.
6,
WdvGos,
\i.
-ov, 6,
;
river of Lycia
Xanthvp])e, wife of Socrates. (2) a ; (1) a Tiojan (See (3) a stream in the Troad.
XantJms
470.)
^cvias,
',
^, -$,
~,
b,
, ", ,
p.
Opus, the chief town of the Eastern (Opuntian) Locrian s. -, -ov, of Opus, Optmtian. (See
417.)
-eos,
tra
of Persia.
non, and the slayer of his mother Clytsemnes(2) a Gn ek, slain at Troy. -7?s, 7], Orthe, a town of the Perrhiebi in N. Thessaly. -01', Ormenium, an old Thessalian town, of uncertain site.
, ,
8,
;
-,
the Onochonus, a river of
-evTos,
contr. form 'Oirovs,
-%.
-, . -, 6,
Orges, a Thasian. Oresbius, a Bceotian, of ilyle. Orestes; (1) son of Agamem-
", ,',
-, 6, Oncheshis, a Boeotian city, near Lake C-0[>ais. *08ios, -ov, 0, Odius, a chief of the Halizones, and ally of Priam.
*0'$,
<5, -,
6,
an Odrysimi ;
61
the Odri/s'iaus, a people of Thrace,
Hebrus.
of
O'iXiiis,
Êtolia.
Troy.
nus.
rr.ns
, 9,
Ajax the
Olvivs,
on
-, , Ol/cus, a
Less.
Locrian king, father
, ,,
Armenia.
tlie
ai, poetic form for Opveai, Ontea-, a city in the westein part of Argolis. 'OpovTas, -a and -ov, , Oraiitas, satrap of
,
ill
-,
-,
6,
Orontes,
a Persian noble,
executed by Cyrus the younger. as the preceding.
The same name
river
-, ,
-ov, 6,
.9071
of (Eneus,
-$, ,
CEneiis,
Tydeus. king of Calydon in

1.
e.
5,
GiJnomaits, a Greek, slain at
-ov, c,
son of
;
(,
ol
see),
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
(same as the AivLaves, which
i.
e.
Hele-
-, ,', ., ,
of the father
-, ,
OrsiJuchus, the
name both
of
and the son of Diodes, king

-ov, 6,
Phere
Messenia.
-,
-ov,
Orsiphantus, a Spartan. of Orehomenus ; oi 'Op-
|05,
/he Orchomenians.
-,
N.
6,
Orehomenus;
Bceotia
;
(1)
of the Miiiyaj in
W.
(2) a city
a city in E.
Arcadia.
(,
-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.
in the nortli of Troas.

VlOV.
-tos,
,
-,
, , ',
-, , -, -,
c,
OphcJtius, a Trojan. Ophrynmm., a small
Otherwise written
town
Ocheshis, an /Etolian.
*<-,
05,
ai, Pagasw, a port of Magnesia Thessaly, at the head of the Pagasai-an Gulf, where Jason built the Argo.
-,
in
-$, 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
donia and Thi'ace.

Ilaicros, see
for his
-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
captain.
Pniddrus, commander of the Zeleans, in alliance with Troy. -;, , Panfhous, one of the elders
-ov, 6,
of Troy. Xlavoircis, Pan opens.
near the Bceotian frontier.

-ov,6,
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.
, , , ,
, ,. 5, , 5, ^, , ,
-,
(See
-e'wi',
riatai^teus
S25
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
ol
, -8, -,
p.
516.)
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.
6, of Pcllcnc, a Pellcnian. PcUene, near the Corinthian Gulf in K. E. Achaia. at, Pcltce, a city of Phrygia.
--, --,
;
the
Pisistratidoe,
strictly,
6,
the
Panopcans, inhabiting
a city of Phocis
-,
, Pmopcus,
8,
see.
'8,
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,
;
-,
Deicoon.
the Pcrinthians. PerinfMis, a flourishing of Thrace, on the Propontis.

oi,
rius II., aiul
(, -,
-,
\^^/5,
the Hellespont.
-,
-ov,
rus the younger.
Pasion, a ]\Iegarean, a general in Cyrus's expedition against Artaxerxes. , Pategyns, a Per.sian, attached to Cyrus the younger.
of Xerxes.
IlaviravLas, Sparta.
Paphlaf/onia, a country of Asia Minor, on the Kuxine, between Pontiis and Pithynia.
-as,
maeus.
, , ,
-,
, 5,-,
a Parrlmsian.
17,
-t5os,
Prrr-i/satis,
wife of DaII.
ing Perrhtebia, the northern district of Thessaly.
, , , , ', -, , , ,
5,
-,
ne'pivGos,
--5, ,
-, -5,
-ews,
-7?s, 7],
poetic form for
^,
-,
Pergamum ;
(1) the acrocity,
-,
,
i. e.
which
6,
son of Pergasus,
-,
-, ,
town
5, 5>
65,
-avTos, 6, Pertphrts,
-a, -ov,
an yEtolian.
-r)s,
of Percote, Pcrcosian. Percdte, a city of Mysia, on

the Pcrrhrnhinns, inhabit-
-,
oi,
mother of Artaxerxes
and Cv-
-, ,
Patiramphes, charioteer
Pausanioji,
-, 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.
^.
and
-, ,
king of
nestheus.
-,
-6v, Puphlaifdiiiitii.
-01',
6wt of Pirwas,
i.
e.
Ptole-
Corinthian Gulf. -, 6, Pedceus, son of Antenoi. -os, -, , Pedasus, son of Bucolion. -01', -, Pedasûs, a city of Troas. -ov, 0, the Peneus, the chief river of Thessaly, through the center of which it Hows,
tlic
town of Megaris on
, ,
$,
5, -
-,
Pctcus, father of
Me-
-,
al, Pegce, literally, the
Springs, a
(08,
826
^^
emptying into the Thermaic Gulf between Mts. Ossa and. Olympus.
-, , Peneleus, a leader of the Boeotians before Troy, -as, , Pcrea, a region of Thessaly. --qros, 6, Figres, an interpreter in the service of tJie younger Cyrus. -ov, o, FidUtcs, of Pereote. -as, ?7, Plena, originally a district at the foot of Mt. Olympus, along the W. coast of the Thermaic Gulf, celebrated as the birthplace of the Muses. The inhabitants were driven eastward, where they settled a new Pieria afterwards included in the southern pait of Thrace. -, , a Pisidian, inhabiting Pisidia which lay between Phrygia and Pamphylia. IIiT0iJS, -s, 0, Pilthcus, king of Trrezen, grandfather of Theseus. -as, , Pityea, a city of Mysia on the S. W. coast of the Propontis. -, , PIkcus, a mountain of Mysia, at the foot of which Thebe was said to have
',
, 5,
, ,
-ov, 6, PolyjKjcl.cs, one of the Thessalian chiefs in the war against Troy. d, Polystrdtas, an Athenian. -ov, o, Polyjyliemus ; (1) of the Thessalian Larissa, one of the Lapithaj, and an Argonaut (2) son of Neptune, a Cyclops. (See p. 576.) -ov, d. Polyphonies, a Theban
^ , ,
;
chief.
p. 579.
(8,
-ov, 6, the Praciiufi, a small river of Troas flowing from Mt. Ida into the Hellespont, near Pereote.
Mos,
been situated.
-'$, , Plato, the son of Ariston, the celebrated Athenian philosopher. -Cuvos, , Pleurmi, an old city in S. W. Êtolia, 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
, ,
, 5,
<$,
, ,
5,
]).
6$,
Thirty at Athens.
-ov, 6,
misium.
Spai'ta.
Troj;)!!.
captain
$,
tlie
braA'c sliip-c;v]itain.
moiiiaii.
, , ,$, , , , ,
-,
6,
-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-
Pohjas, a Greek scout at Arte-
memnon's
5,
,
king
lit
Polyxenus, commander-in-chief of the Epei before Troy. (See iroXuêvos, p. 574.)
, ', , , , , , ,
-ov,
(See
also
Fohjhus, an Ithacan. Polydorus, a king of d, p. 572.) -ov, , Polyldus, a
monian with a naval command

Cyrus the younger.
-ov,
S,
',
, ,
618.)
, ,
, , , , ,, , , , , , , -,
,
jt.
-,-',
poetic form for
see
-ov, d,
smi of Priam.
(See Wpia
584.)
charioteer,
-a,
6,
Eurymedon.
Pythagoras, a Lacedfein the service of
a
Pytlieas, of iEgina,
brave
ship-captain.
-ov, d,
Pythodorus, an Athenian
-ops,
Pnlycrales, an
Athenian
among
\\w.
10,000 Greeks.
6,
(See
;-
arch on.
573.)
-ov,
PnlycrViLS, of iEgina, a
-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
-OPS, 6,
'I'hcbcs.
-OP,
Polynlces, son of Gi(li])us (See TroXi'j/et/fTjs, p. 574.)

I'dhjnlcns,
Cyme.
(See TrvXaws,
-r?s,
p.
618.)
Pijlene, a
town of
S.
W. MXoTlvXos,
0,
Lact'da'-
lia, site
unknown.
-/',
till'.
Piflians.
(See
Ionic form for
-ov, 6,
p.
-ov, d, Pt/rcjchmefi,
a leader of the
Pseonians in alliance with Troy.
I)iinci))al rivers
at
hessaly. a coast-eity of Phtliiotis, in S. K. , Fijrvhids, an Arcadian cap-
, 5,
, ,
Mallus
-, ,
the Fijramus, one of the of Asia Minor, reaching the sea
Amphius.
enus.
of
in Cilicia.
-, ,
also
-os,
Fyrasus,
, ,
827
,
Sclayus, of Paisus, father of
-,
tain.
Diana
-$,
Pdijon, the harlx)r of
Tnezen
a
in S. K. Argolis.
-Of,
9,
liliie to tJM'
, Pol us,
(See
commander.
?,
a Lace(Ueinonian naval p. 621.)
Elis,
(2) a river of Tioas.

-ov, o,
-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-
',
-,
in Tluace.
, -, , ,
lilis
;
-ov,
-ov, o,
son of Selepius,
/he Scllnits
;
i.
e.
Eu-
-ouvtos,
6,
(1) a river
(2) a river
-as,
llowing by the temple of

Sdla.sia, a city of Laconi;,
(1) a river of
,
at Ephesus.
N. of Sparta.
;
'8,
eral
',
', ',
under Pharnabazus,
TO,
BliVhruvi, a harbor on the
(See peWpov, p. 623.) E. coast of Ithaca. -r}S, , lihene, a nym]ih, wife of Oileus. Rhipc, an Arcadian town, of -$,
doubtful
locality
',
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<i})h!agonia, flowing into the Euxine. -;, , Sthrne/us, of Argos, friend and couirade of Dioniedes in the TiOJan war. -ov, 6, Sicinnus, a slave of Themis-
Set yuibria,
, , ,
, ',
-,
-?,
-evTos, o, the Sclleis
between the I'eneus and the Alpheus
Scuthcs, a king of the Odrysae
site.
-01',
toe les.
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-
, ,
-,
in
])ire,
what
is
Turkestan
sometimes
all
used as a general term to denote Scythians of

tribes.
(Tiros,
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
;
, , -, ,
-, ,
Si/anus;
(1)
an Ambraciot
song.
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.
6,
-,
()5,
near
, , , ,
tlie th(!
Also
Satniois, a small I'iver of southern Troas, rising in Mt. Ida, ami (lowing west into the Êgiean Sea.
-eiros,
tlic
, ,
p. 637.)
the Malian
lh(i S.
, ,
-%,
son
W. bank
Sit 'ace, a city of Babylonia, of the Tigris. -ov, . S<:a,m.rt.ndrius, a Trojan. of Heetor. (See
-ov, 6, (1) a, Satyr, see p. 630 (2) Satyrufi, chief of the Eleven at Athens ; see eV;
,
II. p.
-,
6,
see âpos.
wheic Xeuojdion lived nii)re than twenty year.s.

I'dis,
, \,
$,
town of
S.
-s,
Scarphe, a Locrian town near
(iulf.
223.
"Scironian Road
-ov, -, Scia/hits, a small island off extremity of xMagnesian Thessaly.
-ovfTos,
Scilhis,
in
comfortable exile
-toos,
"
fem. adj., Scironian. Tlie was a rugged mountain road
828
called,
along the coast froin Megara to Corinth, so saj^s tradition, from a dreaded bandit,
(See
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.
,, ,
-,
-ov,
, ^'< , ,
-ov,
Schedius, a chief of the Pho-
cians at Troy.
near Thebes.
manding a
8, 05,
, Sosicts, of Syracuse, comdivision of the Greeks in Cyrus's expedition against his biOther. -ovs, , Sosimencs, a Tenian.
-ov,
,
, , , , ,
-ov,
(See
$,
Schcenus,
Boeotian city,
p. 687.)
-'?,
mander.
, ?,
,
643),
(or -as), -ov,
6,
Soterides, of Sicyon,
one of the 10,000 Greeks.
$,
643.)
of Cilicia.
/^?, .01., -, , (he

(See
-, ,
Soli,
an important coast-town
p.
So/priti,
'?,
prince.
ancient inhabi-
tants of Lycia.
Sophccnetus, an Arcadian, one of the Greek generals of Cyrus the

-ov,
6,
$,
0,
younger.
p.
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
, ,
patronymic
Adrastus.
memnon.
(see
Marathon.
Ionic form for Strritin, an old Arcadian tow-n of unknown

-77?,
of the cori)s of slingcrs in
10,000.
phnl ian.
i),
, , , ,,
-5,
, ,
-ovs, 6,
-ov,
o,
Talmmhies, a Mseonian
an inegularly formed
son of Talaus,
i.
for
e.
-ov, 6,
Talthyhhis, herald of Aga-
contracted from
Sophocles,
one of the Thirty at
-, 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.
stis,
-,
site.
,
Sfym-
(, Cydnus,
-Cjv,
oi,
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, -,
on the
-eovs,
6,
Stratoclcs,
commander
cris.
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.
, ,
5,
'5,
the retreat of the
-, ,
-,
Sfrophi7/s, a Trojan.
-ov,
of Stymphdlvs,
Ionic form
-ov, 6
and
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,
, , ,
men and
-,
oi,
the
TapMa77S, a race of sea-
pirates anciently inhabiting a group of small islands, lying between Acarnania and Leucas, the largest of which was Ta0os.
-Cuvos, , Tcldmmi, son of âcus, father of Ajax, and king of Salamis. (See Te\ap. 696.) -, -ov, Telo^monian. (Xen. Anal., IV. 4. 15) for
bay of Ma-
, -,
])U])il
Cy]irus, whither the
coast of Troas.
-6vos,
6,
,,//*?.
Cni<lus.
Sphicfcria, a long narrow island enclosing the bay of Pylus on the W. coast of Messenia.
-as,
Magnesian Thessaly.
, ,
which
see.
-77s,
,
,
district in \V. ]My.sia,

-ov,
, ,
-ov,
Trmese, probably a place in Taphians went for copper. Tcvedus, an island off the
Tcnfhredon, a chief in
Terpsion,
of Megara,
a
Axylus.
-^,
-as,
d,
of Socrates.
Teuthrania, a city and about the river Caicus. i. e, 6, son of Teuthras,

Tv0pas, -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
9,
.65, Temeniuni,
Argolic Gulf.
next
Mysia near
OdrysiB in Thrace, and
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
,
5,
,
, , ,
S.
, ,
8,
p. 703.)
' ,
,
5,
^.5,
Troy.
Thessaly.
829 -,
oi,
the
Tranipsoc, a Thracian
;
tribe, iioithward
.8,
-01',
from Byzantium. -, -ov, of Trapezus
ol
the Trapezuntians.
at
-ovvTos, 6 and , Trajiezus, an important city on the coast of Pontus, now Tiebizond.
-01',
-ov, 6,
in
king of Sparta. beU)nging to Argolis, at the upi)er end of the

Telechis, a
Tciiieiii/e,
-,
-ov,
of Teuus, one of the Gyclades,

;
E. of
-as,
thr. Tenians. AnJrus oi Term, a mountain in N.

?'/,
Zelea.
-ovs
and
-,
-,
oi,
, ,
6,
Teres,
king of the
fatlier of Sitalcas.
the
Tibareni, a people of
',
-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, $, ,
, ,
Trechus, a
Greek,
slain
^s,
Tricca, an ancient city in
W.
the mountain.
-wvos, 6,
one of the generals

the 10,000. Trapezus.
-,
Timasion, a Dardanian,
directed the retreat of
who
enemy
Tup
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
-ov, 6,
$, , ? ?,
,(05,
-ov,
Timesitheus, a citizen of
-as, , Hy<tmpm, a lofty cliff on the E. of Delphi. -es, , HyamjyoJis, a town in E. Phocis, near the borders of Locris and Boeotia.
'78,
-ov, 6,
Timodemus, of Athens, an
of Themistocles.
-Is, , Timon,
Peneus.
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
-01',
, ,
, , , , ,
W.
Caria.
-,
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
5,
-ovs,
6,
Hydarnes, commander of
",
iEgira.
ai, Hypothehce, a city of Boeotia, either the later Potnise, 10 stadia south of Thebes, or Lower Thebes in distinction from
the citadel.
Aulis.
N.
-, -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.
, , , 8,
-as,
, ,
, -,
,
\,
-,
Hyria, a Boeotian town near
830
->, ai, Hysice, a town of Boeotia, at the northern foot of Mt. Cithyeron. -eos and. -ov, 6, Hystaspes, father
ot
, --,
*T(Tiai
at
Phcedon, of Elis, a disciple of Socrates, and the founder of a school of phih)ôphy. -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.
coast of Crete.
, , ,
Darius
1.
-opos, 6,
Rypsenor, a Trojan.
thus in the service of Tissa}>hernes.

-ov, 6,
Laconia.
of high character, satrap of Bithynia.
5 5, , , , , ,
Athens.
-;,
Phocdrias, one of the Thirty
' , , , ?,
IJ. p.
perhaps the mount of pine-cones.

756.)
$) -, , ,
(or
chief, pupil of
the inhabitants of in S. Thessaly. ol the Achceans of Phthietis, so called in distinction from the Achicans of the Peloponnesus. -ovos, or , Phitaon, brother of King Gorgus of Salamis in Cyprus. -;, 6, Philcsius, one of the generals of the 10,000 Greeks on their retreat.
\ ' ^^ (See.
-$,
-$,
Philolaus, a distinguished teacher of the Pythagorsean philosophy, a native

-ov, 0,
?,
?,
-;,
6,
Philoctetes,
a Thessalian
archei-.
Hercules and a renowned
of Italy.
$, (8, 5,
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
-ios, -a, -ov,
-ovvTos,
o,
-ov, 6,
PhaJinus, a Greek of Zacyn-
, ,
Darius
1.
-aKos,
-los,
7],
Plwnagoras, of Carystus. 6, Pharax, a Spartan. Pilaris, an old city in central

6,
of
-, ,
])p.
-ias,
764, 765.) -oi;, , PlirKsins, an Athenian. rj, Phratinjiine, wife -tjs,

-ov, 6,
of
-,
-,
Pharnahdzus, a Persian
-,
ol,
the Phasidni, dwelling near
the river Phasis.
75,
70$,
(See aLS, p. 72.) -ov, , Phidippidcs, n\\ Athenian

6,
courier.
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
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.
p.
Phroni'us, an Ithacan, father
Noemon.
-as, -,
Phrygia, the region
-^
in
Asia
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.
,
,
-ov,
Phidip2nis,
grandson of
;
-$,
6
05, -,
Arcadia.
and
Phaieus, a town of N.
Pherce., a town of E. Thessaly, near the port of Pagasse on the Pagastean Gulf. -ov, 0, Phcrcdus, said to liave built
, -, ,
'5,
the ship in which Paris carried olV Helen. -e'ws, 0, Phegrus, a Trojan warrior. -ov, 6, Pheviius, a famous minstrel of Ithaca. -Tjs, ri, Phere, anciently the chief town in the southern Messenian ])lain, on the coast Also written of the Messenian Gulf.
8, ,$,
, .
and
dcscnidanf, of P/ieres, son.

ilpos, TO,
$,
for
i.
, ,-,, 5, 5, , , ,
770.)
, ,
-Kos,
son of Phylacus,
i.
e.
Iphiclus.
-ov,
son
or
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<eotian frontier, commamlin'i; the pass across Mt. Parnes on the road
-;,
d,
;
e.
Ad met us,
his grand-
IVoni Tiiebes to
-01',
0,
Athens. the Physcus, a river of Assyria
a mountain near Miletus,
flowing into the Tigris.
XatêXea>s
831
at
march.
(See /fts, p. 776.) Chalcis ; (1) the chief town of Eubcea, separated from the opposite shore of Boeotia by the Euripus, here only 40 yards wide (2) a coast-town in S. iEtolia, -ov, 6, son of Chalcodon, i. e. Elephenor. XoXos, -ov, 6, the Chains, a river of Syria. -eoi;s, , Charicles, one of the Thirty at Athens. Charmandc, a city of Mes, -, -, opotamia, on the Euphrates. -01^, , Char7nldes, an Athenian,
Chalcis in Euboea.
-ibos,
$,
-01',
, ^ $
Athens.
-, ,
Choerelaus, one of the Thirty
-wiOS, 0, Choeron,
an Athenian pole-
-?, , a
T),
Chalcidian, inhabiting
poetic form -, , Chrysa, a city probably of Troas, but of unkno\vn site. -ov, 6, Chryses, priest of Apollo at Chrysa, and father of Astyn(5me (Chryseis, Xpuaîs, p. 791.) -65, , Chrysopolis, the modern Scutari, a city of BitliA^nia on the Bosporus, opposite Byzantium.
-,
<5,
<5,
($,
-;, , the Psarus, a river of Cilicia. Also written Sapos. -as, , Psyttalea, a little island close to the E. cape of the island Salamis.
5,
,
',
unclt' to Plato.
serving under Thibron.
8, $>
-, , Channmus,
0,
a Spartan officer
Xapoiros
(See xapoTTos,
Chardpus, chief of Syme.
just S. of
Chirisophus, a Spartan, .suc(;essor to Clearchus in command of the 10,000 Greeks. Xcpo-is, -tos, , C/iersis, of Salamis in Cyprus. -wvos, , Chremon, one of the Thirty
-ov,
at Athens.
Priam
rior.
,,
;
(, ,,
(2)
p.
778.)
"$, -,
-as,
O/cvian crag, probably the stmimit of Mt. Scollis, in Elis on the border of Achaia. "ilXivos, -ov, 7}, also 6, Olenus, an old town of S. iEtolia at the N. foot of JVIt. Aracynthus.
'îliris, -t5os,
Tj,
-as, -,
Ocalea , an old city of Bceotia

Ocptus, a Corinthian.
in
Lake Copais.
6,
Homer
' ',
the
Opts, a city of Assyria, at the
-,
6,
Chromius ;
;
a son of Neleus
(3)
son of a Lycian war(1)
junction of the Physcus and the Tigris.

'iipiiOvta, -as, ), Orithyia,
daughter of Erechnurse,
-LOS, , Chroviis, a leader of the sians in alliance with Troy.
8,
theus, carried off
My-
^, "", .
by Boreas.
Ops, father of Ulysses'
Euryclia.

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sec 10,873 Liddell, Henry George, 1811

A lexicon al^rldged from

Liddell and Scott's Greek-English Lexicon

Carefully revised throughout

and Geographical Names

REV. JAMES M. WHITON, Ph.D.

AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY

Abridgment of Liddell and

tended chiefly for use in Schools. compass by the omission

has been reduced to

the following Abbreviations have

Latin Lat. lengthd. = lengthened

Med. = medial or middle voice

with the Verb

= opposed to optative mood

= originally = participle Pass. = passive voice

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

= conjunction = contracted, contraction

= compare = dative Dep. = Deponent

= plusquamperfec'.um = poetically Prep. = preposition

Passive forms with Active sense

qq. V. quae vide radical

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

freq.= frequent, frequently

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

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

= infinitive mood or intrans. = intransitive

= usually = vide verb. Adj. = verbal

= Ionic, in the = irregular

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

chic frenzy, uninspired, joyless. ov,

dipped, that will not sink, Lat. immersabilis.

privativum, no/, as densome.

lable, of the Styx,

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

by which the gods swore dangerous or difficult task.

not to be hurt, invio- ing, fickle.

broken, bard, strong.

a-airros, ov, (a privat.,

thing, silly, stupid.

ov, lengthd. poet, for

6, , -5, -8, -05,

vived, intolerable, insupportable

unforced. not to be lived or surII.

not hit by a dart

riant hair or leaves.

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

) ,$, -. , )) , , ^, ,. , -8, -, ) ) , -, , ^, ^, ) -5, -, -5, ^) -, , ,) , ^-^) -5, -,

euphon., of death, easy, light.

thomed: generally, ufifathomable, enormous.

the abyss, bottomless pit.

Dor. for ov, Dor. for

redupl. aor. 2 inf. of

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

usu, of heroes, brave, noble:

in their kind; neut.

fortune, wealth, also

unwetted. without weight.

(05, yoos) ov, (ps,

living delicately or TOS,

ayaOov, fare, dainties ; There are no regular forms

with delicate^ luxuwithout Bacchus.