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PREFACE. 
 
 It is a remarkable fact in the history of education, that we should have so 
 long continued the practice of studying the Greek language through the me- 
 dium of the Latin ; and that until very recently we have not had Greek, as 
 well as Latin dictionaries, with explanations in English. In the period imme- 
 diately succeeding the revival of letters, while the art of printing was in its 
 infancy and the number of readers was very small, no one kingdom of Europe 
 would of itself have afforded a sale for any considerable work written in the 
 vernacular tongue ; it was therefore natural, and indeed necessary, that lex- 
 icons, as well as other books, should be published in Latin, which was a lan- 
 guage common to scholars in all countries. But circumstances have long 
 since changed ; and it may justly excite our wonder, that we should, till 
 within about three years past (long since the prospectus of the present work 
 was published) have been destitute of the most important of all books for the 
 acquisition of the language in question — A Greek and English Lexicon for 
 the use of schools. 
 
 The fact seems the more extraordinary, because in the case of the modern 
 languages we always begin our studies with dictionaries explained in our own 
 tongue ; nor should we think it practicable, in any other way, to master the 
 niceties and peculiarities of a foreign idiom. Who, for example, would sit 
 down to the study of French, or Italian, or German, with dictionaries written 
 in Latin 1 And yet, what essential difference (except as to pronunciation, 
 which must be learned from the living instructer) can be imagined between 
 the proper methods of studying a modern and an ancient language 1 For our 
 part, we can entertain no doubt, that one principal reason, we will not 
 say the only one, why Greek is so much less familiar to us than Latin, is the 
 circuitous and awkward practice of studying it through the medium of a 
 third language. " A great deal of the difficulty," says a late English writer, 
 " which the Greek language presents to the youthful student, is to be attrib- 
 uted to the circumstance of the best dictionaries and most of the best gram- 
 mars being written in Latin ; a language, into which it is impossible to 
 transfuse the spirit or the idiomatic peculiarities of the Greek, and, in 
 itself, more difficult of acquirement."* Nor is this by any means a new 
 opinion ; for, so long ago as when the well known Port Royal Grammar 
 was written, which is now more than a hundred and fifty years, the learned 
 author of that work ascribed the superficial knowledge of Greek among his 
 countrymen to the same cause. " It seems to me," says he, " that one of the 
 things which most retards our progress in learning Greek is this, that we do 
 not sufficiently accustom ourselves to compare it immediately with our own 
 language, but always lead our thoughts in a circuitous way through a Latin 
 interpretation." t ► 
 
 But it is unnecessary to extend the remarks upon this point any farther. 
 The utility of Greek lexicons in the vernacular languages is now generally 
 acknowledged. The Germans, who have so thoroughly studied the art of edu- 
 
 * Quarterly Review, for January 1820, vol. xxii, p. 348, 
 t Port Royal Greek Grammar, Pref. sect. vii. 
 
 b 
 
vi PREFACE. 
 
 cation, have for a considerable time had lexicons explained in their own lan- 
 guage ; and the French have followed their example. In England too, be- 
 sides Parkhurst's Lexicon to the New Testament, which has gone through 
 many editions, there have been two or three general lexicons published since 
 the present work was first announced. This last fact, it may be remarked by 
 the way, forms a striking contrast with the opinion expressed by an eminent 
 statesman and Greek scholar in England five and twenty years ago, as to the 
 probable demajid there would be for lexicons of this kind. In the well known 
 Correspondtnce of Mr Fox and Mr Wakefield during the years 1799 and 
 ISOi^ the former of them has these remarks : " I think a Lexicon in Greek 
 and English is a work much wanted ; and if you can have patience to exe- 
 cute sucli a WOrk, I shall consider it a great benefit to the cause of litera- 
 ture I see innumerable advantages in an English interpretation, to which the 
 
 only objection is, that it will confine the sale to this country ; and how far it 
 may be possible to get twO thousand subscriptions for a work useful only to 
 English readers of Greek, I am afraid is doubtful."* 
 
 Under a strong conviction, therefore, that it will be rendering an essen- 
 tial service to the interests of sound literature in our country, to promote the 
 study of the language of Greece — which an accomplished scholar character- 
 izes in glowing terms as " the finest ever spoken by mortals," t and whose 
 authors will be models in writing, as long as the works of her sculptors and 
 architects shall be models in the fine arts — under this conviction, the Editors 
 offer to their countrymen the present work ; of which they will now give 
 a brief account. 
 
 The basis of the work is ScJirevelius's well known Lexicon ; which, on the 
 whole, in the present state of Greek studies in this country, was thought pre- 
 ferable to any other manual adapted to the use of schools. 
 
 That work has been long in general use in England, and has passed 
 through numerous editions in that as well as other parts of Europe. Dr 
 Knox, whose judgment in a question of practical education is entitled to 
 much respect, in comparing it with the other Lexicons in use at the time 
 when he wrote, observes, though perhaps in stronger terms than he would use 
 at the present day, that " Schrevelius is with great propriety every where 
 used ; that it is particularly adapted to the Greek Testament and to Homer ; 
 and is well suited both to the beginner and to the proficient in Greek.| 
 
 The Editors are aware of the objections which have been made to Schre- 
 velius' s work by some writers of authority ; but those objections are almost 
 exclusively applicable to the Latin interpretation., which, it must be acknowl- 
 edged, is extremely defective. Considered, however, as a simple vocabulary 
 of the Greek language, particularly with the numerous additions, which have 
 been made of the words occurring in the various school books that have been 
 introduced since the author's time, it appears to be sufficiently ample and 
 Avell suited to the use for which it was originally designed — the use of the 
 younger classes of Greek students. Indeed, it would seem natural, that a 
 work, which has been gradually built up and augmented with new words in 
 proportion as the introduction of new books created new wants in our schools, 
 should be sufficiently well adapted to those wants. This mode of constructing 
 a work, however, by the labours of successive editors, undoubtedly exposes 
 it to an objection of another kind — the want oi unity, in design and execution. 
 But the want of that unity will not be so much felt in a dictionary as in 
 books of some other descriptions. Schrevelius's work was originally extracted 
 
 * Correspondence of Fox and Wakefield, pp. 73 and 125. 
 t Sir W. Jones, Prefatory Discourse lo Isgeus, p. xxviii. 
 X Knox's Liberal Education, vol. i, sect. 5. 
 
PREFACE. vii 
 
 from that of Scapula (an edition of which he superintended), and seems to 
 have been first published in 1654. It was more particularly intended for the 
 Old and New Testaments, Homer, Hesiod, MusaBus, Theognis, Pythagoras 
 and other Gnomic Authors, Isocrates, ^Esop, 6lc. ; the author also made use 
 of Portus's Ionic and Doric Lexicons and the Lexicon to Pindar and the 
 other Lyric poets. It was published several times on the continent of Europe 
 during the author's life ; and within that period was also republished in Eng- 
 land by Hill, who enlarged it considerably, more particularly with words from 
 the New Testament, the Septuagint, and the principal poets and orators, as 
 well as the school books of the day. He also added many of the aorists and 
 other ten«es, which are so profusely and unnecessarily scattered through the 
 work. Besides the editorial labour bestowed upon it in England, it has re- 
 ceived impiovements in France, where a valuable edition of it was published 
 in 1779 by the celebrated scholar Vauvilliers ; who, as the late editor Le- 
 cluse observes, ' mercilessly ' retrenched all the expositions of the anomalous 
 words and other parts of the work. These retrenchments have been restored 
 by Lecluse, whose edition of 1819, is the latest French one that happens to 
 have come to our knowledge. Of the other editions, we have before us the 
 Italian one in folio, and a German one, reprinted from the Paris copy, at 
 Vienna in 1822, under the editorial superintendence of Kritsch ; who justly 
 observes, that the Lexicon, as now published, is very different from the an- 
 cient editions both in copiousness and explanations ; and, he adds, that in its 
 present state it may with propriety be recommended to the student in Greek 
 literature. It may now be proper to give a brief account of the labour which 
 has been bestowed upon the present publication. 
 
 This work was originally planned many years ago, and was begun by the 
 original Editor in the year 1814 ; but the ordinary avocations of a profes- 
 sional life so frequently interrupted its progress, that the editor, for that and 
 other reasons, some years afterwards engaged the assistance of his associ- 
 ate, Dr Daniel Oliver, Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy at 
 Dartmouth College. A prospectus of it was accordingly issued by them 
 a few years ago, and the work has been in progress to this time. The 
 reasons of the delay which has taken place are not of a nature to require any 
 particular explanation. It will suffice to remark, that the very great labour, 
 which it demanded, and of which no judgment could be formed by the inexpe- 
 rienced, was not anticipated by the Editors ; if it had been, they would proba- 
 bly have shrunk from the undertaking : but it has also proceeded, in part from 
 professional engagements, and in part also from the smallness of the fount of 
 types originally procured for it. 
 
 In the execution of their task the Editors have not contented themselves 
 with being translators of Schrevelius's Latin interpretations, which are often 
 ambiguous and unsatisfactory ; but they have, to the best of their ability, ren- 
 dered the English explanations from the original Greek. It will be at once 
 perceived, that the significations given are more copious than the Latin ones 
 of Schrevelius. This has been occasioned partly by the difficulty of always 
 finding single English words, vi^hich would correspond to the Greek so exactly 
 as many of the Latin terms do ; but principally from a desire to obviate the 
 embarassment arising from the ambiguity of the general terms used in the 
 Latin, by substituting for them English significations less general and of 
 course more precise. It has been the intention of the Editors, that the work 
 should comprehend all the words which are to be found in Professor Dalzel's 
 Collectanea Majora and Minora, Jacobs's Greek Reader, and the other books 
 now studied in our schools and other seminaries of learning ; but, notwith- 
 'Standing the pains taken in this respect, they dare not flatter themselves with 
 
viii PREFACE• 
 
 having accoiTiplished it. Any omissions of this kind, however, may be sup- 
 plied in a future edition. 
 
 Those persons, who have been accustomed to the thorough modes of instruc- 
 tion which are adopted in European seminaries, may perhaps think it would 
 have been an improvement to have expunged the numerous derived tenses of 
 the verbs, which occur so frequently in almost every page of the original 
 work. It is often said, that this ready aid is apt to encourage indolence in 
 the scholar, who ought to make himself master of the methods of forming the 
 tenses by means of his grammar, instead of relying upon his lexicon. The 
 argument on this point is not without weight ; and if the Editors had consult- 
 ed their own wishes alone, they might have thought it best to strike out a 
 large proportion of those derivatives. But, besides being desirous of making 
 as few alterations as possible in, the original vocabulary of a work, to which 
 every teacher in the country has been so long accustomed, the Editors were 
 apprehensive, that, in the present state of our Greek studies, it might be tak- 
 ing too great a step at once, to reduce the work to such a form as would be 
 better suited to the advanced state of distinguished foreign institutions than 
 to our own. Another consideration also had its weight ; that is, the possi- 
 bility, that amidst the various improvements which are taking place in the 
 modes of education, it might happen, that our teachers would make their 
 pupils commence their classical studies with Greek instead of Latin — a 
 method, which, as will presently be seen, has the sanction of the very high- 
 est authority. 
 
 Among the improvements, as the Editors hope they may be called, in the 
 present work, they would state — that upwards of two thousand articles in it 
 are either wholly new, or have new additions, of more" or less importance ; 
 these articles are distinguished by a bracket placed at the end of them. 
 Besides the additions thus marked, very numerous references to authors have 
 been inserted without being thus designated. The 2)repositions have been a 
 particular subject of attention ; and the uses of the article are explained with as 
 much minuteness as would be advantageous to that class of students for which 
 the work is chiefly designed. Another improvement, and one which was 
 not adopted in any edition of Schrevelius till a long time after the present 
 work was begun, is the mar^^ing of the quantities of the doubtful vowels. This 
 has been done for the most part without sacrificing the accents ; and in those 
 instances, where the accent does not appear, the student will know that it has 
 been displaced in order to make room for the quantity ; and he will without 
 much difficulty decide by the place of the syllable, what kind of accent 
 should be supplied. The Editors may here observe, that their work is printed 
 with the accents ; for they cannot but consider them to be as much a part of 
 the language as the breathings, or the alphabetic characters themselves are, 
 whatever opinions may be entertained by some scholars as to the particular 
 use of them. But, besides being a constituent part of the language, they are 
 of real utility in the study of it. That eminent scholar, Wyttenbach, in giv- 
 ing an account of the publication of his Selecta Principum Historicorum, says 
 — " In accentibus vero ne turbaretur eo magis cavimus, quod eorum observa- 
 tione pars baud contemnenda accuratae rationis grammaticiE continetur ; " * 
 and Person, with his accustomed tone of independence and unsparing sever- 
 ity, says to his young pupils — " Siquis igitur vestrum ad accuratam Grae- 
 carum literarum scientiam aspirat, is probabilem sibi accentuum notitiam 
 quam maturrime comparet, in propositoque perstet, scurrarum dicacitate et 
 stultorum irrisione immotus.t With these and various other high authorities 
 on the same side, therefore, it is not without some surprise, that the Editors 
 
 * Selecta Princip. Histor. Prsefat. t Not. in Medeara, 1. 
 
PREFACE. ix 
 
 find the accents omitted in the valuable Lexicon lately published by Dr 
 Jones ; who retains " only the circumflex." * The scholars of England, how- 
 ever, with few exceptions, are of a different opinion in respect to the im- 
 portance of the accents ; and Bishop Horsley does not hesitate to say, with 
 his usual energy of language, that it is " to the disgrace of the literature of 
 the country," that the rules of the Greek accents should not be taught in the 
 schools ; adding, in terms of reprobation, that " the practice is stealing in of 
 printing Greek, without the marks of accent; though no edition of any 
 author has yet come forth, in this undress, from the press of either of our 
 universities ;" to which last general remark, however, he afterwards makes 
 an exception of what he calls, with some mortification, " the unfortunate in- 
 stance of the Oxford Theocritus," an example which he hopes " will not be 
 followed."! It is true, that the study of the accents, as well as of some other 
 particulars in the languages of the classic writers, may be thought to partake 
 too much of what has been called " minute accuracy ;" but, as an eminent 
 British statesman and scholar has justly observed, " this accuracy forms the 
 criterion of a perfect familiarity with those authors — authors, who were the 
 models of thought, the masters of moral teaching and of civil wisdom, and, 
 above all things, of civil liberty." J The study of the metres has, in the same 
 manner, been considered by a few distinguished scholars on the continent of 
 Europe to be of comparatively little value ; while in England it has been 
 prosecuted with ardour, and, possibly, beyond its real importance. Yet 
 those eminent scholars, who have neglected this part of Greek learning, 
 have commonly been found afterwards to regret it. In short, it may be re- 
 marked, generally, that in our acquisitions of almost every species of knowl- 
 edge, a great many of the appendages seem, at first view, to be useless or only 
 to serye the purpose of embarassing our progress ; which afterwards prove to 
 have been not wholly without some beneficial effect in respect to the main 
 object. In languages, however, the question is not, what they ought to be, 
 but what they are ; and, if they are worth studying at all, either for the liter- 
 ature contained in them or on any other account, we must study them as 
 they are, if we would attain to exactness in this, as well as other knowledge. 
 One thing is clear ; that such of the minutiae of language as are to be learned 
 at all, should be studied in youth, when the memory is most tenacious, and 
 the understanding feels little or no impatience at being employed in labour 
 of that kind. 
 
 The Editors will now make a few remarks respecting the manner in which 
 they have endeavoured to execute their task. In the progress of the work 
 almost all the Lexicons extant have been occasionally consulted ; those which 
 have been most frequently resorted to are Hedericus, Planche's excel- 
 lent Dictiennaire Grec-Frangois, and Schneider's admirable Griechisch- 
 Deutsclies Worterhiich ; and, for Scriptural words, the highly valuable edi- 
 tion of Wahl's Lexicon to the Neio Testament, by Mr Robinson, of the The- 
 ological Institution at Andover. The learned Lexicon of Dr Jones was not 
 received, until so much progress had been made in the present work as to 
 prevent much use of it ; and, just before the last sheets were printed off, a 
 copy of the London translation of Schrevelius reached this country ; which, 
 till the Editors had looked into it, made them regret that they had not sooner 
 met with it. A slight examination, however, made it apparent, that although 
 it contained many additional words, yet it was a hurried performance, upon 
 which it would not have been safe to rely. 
 
 * Jones's Greek aud English Lexicon, Preface. 
 
 t On the Prosodies of the Greek and Latin Languages, pp. 28 and 17L 
 ί Speech of Sir James Macldatosh in the House of Conamons, on the purchase of Dr 
 Burney's library, May 1818. 
 
•χ PREFACE. 
 
 The eti/mohgies, both Hebrew and others, notwithstanding the unsound- 
 ness and fanciful nature of some of them, have been preserved, for the same 
 reason that has operated in regard to some other things ; that is, a wish to de- 
 viate as Httle as possible from the original work, to which our teachers, as 
 well as pupils, have been so long accustomed. 
 
 The Latin tracts Oe Resolutione Verborum and De Articulis, and the 
 Breves SententicB GrceccE, which are usually subjoined to Schrevelius, are 
 omitted ; the two former are superseded by more modern and better trea- 
 tises, and the latter are never studied. The second part of the original Schre- 
 velius, that is, the Latin and Greel• part, or, as it would be in the present 
 case, the English and Greek part, is likewise omitted. The writing of 
 Greek exercises being but little practised in this country at present (a state 
 of things, which it is to be hoped will not much longer continue), and the 
 great expense and labour of so large a work as the two parts together would 
 make, are the motives for publishing only the most necessary of the two at 
 this time ; but it has always been the intention of the Editors to publish 
 an English and Greek part ; which they hope will have a tendency to make 
 the writing of Greeic exercises as much a part of our studies as the writing of 
 Latin, and thus render the knoAvledge of the former as familiar as that of the 
 latter. They may observe, hoAvever, that this second part is not added either 
 to Planche's or Schneider's Lexicon. 
 
 It may, perhaps, be thought out of place to have inserted in a work of this 
 kind any thing like a critical discussion of the meaning of a word, or the 
 various readings of manuscripts ; of which some instances will be found 
 
 under the following words — ά^ίματο?, άιλλά^ίς, άναρρ/τττίω, αντίρζω, εξσΐί, B-t}ijToi, 
 χάβαροΊξ, ί^^Ζζ') ^Κξΰίμίνω, ^τοιχίλο^είξο;, νττοκξίνο/χαι, ^ίξο^ος, and OtiierS. 'J. niS, JTlOW- 
 
 ever, has been very sparingly done ; the reason of its being done in any 
 instance has been, because critical editions of the Greek writers are not often 
 to be found in the hands of our instructers ; and it was believed, that such 
 brief remarks as are inserted of this kind, might be of use, in removing diffi- 
 culties occasioned by corrupt readings of the text in the common school- 
 editions, and in relieving the mind of the teacher, in some instances, from 
 an apprehension of ignorance on his part in regard to passages which, per- 
 haps, have perplexed the greatest scholars. 
 
 Of the authors in the Collectanea Blajora, those which have been a par- 
 ticular subject of attention on the part of the Editors are, Herodotus, Thu- 
 cydides, Longinus, and Aristotle ; the last of whom, from the abstruse nature 
 of his discussions and his condensed manner of writing, presents very great 
 difficulties to the young student. But, to adopt a remark of the poet Gray, 
 " he has abundance of fine uncommon things, which makes him well worth 
 the pains he gives one ; " * it was, therefore, thought useful, that a portion of 
 the editorial labour should be allotted particularly to his language ; in the 
 hope, that those young men, who are ambitious of thinking profoundly, 
 reasoning closely, and judging correctly, may be incited to study the works 
 of one of the greatest masters of thinking and reasoning that the world has 
 ever seen. 
 
 - The Editors have to add here a few remarks upon a point which has been 
 already alluded to ; that is, the question whether Greek should he studied he- 
 fore Latin. Without having the presumption to give an opinion as the result 
 of much experience of their own, they cannot withhold that which they have 
 for some time entertained ; nor can they forbear asking the attention of the 
 reader to the sentiments of eminent writers, who are in favour of commenc- 
 ing with Greek. Hemsterhuys and Ruhnken, whose names are well known 
 
 * Gray's Works, by Mason ; sect, iv, Lett. 4. 
 
PREFACE. xi 
 
 to every scholar as of the very highest authority, strongly recommended that 
 method : " Ita enim," says the biographer of Ruhnken, " etipse judicabatet 
 Hemsterhusium judicantem audicbat, 'prceposterum esse puerilis institutionis 
 ordinem, quo primum Latinis, deinde Graecis imbuinmr Uteris ; " and this biog- 
 rapher himself, who has been called by English writers " the first scholar on 
 the continent" and who spoke from more than twenty years' experience as a 
 teacher, expresses his own opinion as strongly to the same effect — " Intra 
 breve tempus," says he, " eadem facilitate Graecos, qua nunc Latinos, intel- 
 ligetis auctores. Neque, profecto, nisi ad hunc facultatis gradum pervenia- 
 mus, operas pretium est tantos labores exantlasse. Sane hoc gradu jam esse- 
 tis, et Latinae simul linguae multo uberiorem accuratioremque teneretis sci- 
 entiam, si puerilis disciplinas rudimenta prius in Grsecis quam Latinis po- 
 suissetis literis." f To these opinions it may be thought superfluous to add 
 any other ; but the following remarks of that indefatigable and ardent 
 scholar, Gibbon, who will not be suspected of prejudices in this case, may 
 have weight with some persons, who may not be influenced by those before 
 cited: " It is scarcely possible," says he, " for a mind endowed with any 
 active curiosity to be long conversant with the Latin classics, without aspir- 
 ing to know the Greek originals, whom they celebrate as their masters, and 
 of whom they so warmly recommend the study and imitation — 
 
 Vos exemplaria Graeca 
 Nocturna versate manu, versate diurni. 
 
 It was now that I regretted the early years which had been Ayasted in sick- 
 ness or idleness or more idle reading ; that I condemned the perverse method 
 of our schoolmasters, who, by first teaching the mother language, might de- 
 scend with so much ease and perspicuity to the origin and etymology of a 
 derivative idiom." | < 
 
 It now only remains to inform the reader of the portions of the labour 
 which have been shared by the Editors respectively. From the letter Β to 
 O, inclusive, the translation was made by Professor Oliver ; the residue was 
 translated by the original Editor or under his direction ; in which part of 
 the labour he received important assistance from Benjamin L. Oliver, Esq. 
 of Salem, and Mr George R. Noyes, of the UniVersity ; and he is also re- 
 sponsible for nearly all the additional matter which has been incorporated 
 into the various articles, as well as for the entire revision of the whole work. 
 
 The Editors cannot dismiss this work without making their most grateful 
 acknowledgments to the several gentlemen, who have obligingly aided them 
 in a greater or less degree in their laborious task ; among whom it will not 
 be deemed invidious to designate that profound scholar, who now fills the 
 chair of the Greek professorship at the University in Cambridge. 
 
 Notwithstanding the great care used in correcting the press, both by the 
 original Editor, and by that intelligent scholar, whose skilful superintendence 
 of the University Press gives so high a value to its classical publications^ 
 there will probably be found various typographical errors, particularly in the 
 accentual and other marks. Those persons, who have any acquaintance 
 with that part of an editor's duty, will easily imagine what an Herculean 
 labour it must be to carry a work of this nature and magnitude through the 
 press ; it is believed, however, that it will be found to be more free from 
 errors of that sort than usual ; certain it is, that no, pains have been spared 
 to ensure the greatest accuracy. Whatever may prove to be the fact either 
 
 ♦ Vita Ruhnkenii, ap. Wyttenbachii Opuscula, torn, i, p. 550. 
 t Wyttenbach, Selecta Princip. Historicorum, Preefat. 
 X Memoirs of Gibbon, vol. i, p. 91, edit. 1814. 
 
xii PREFACE. 
 
 iu respect to this or any thing else for which the editors are to be consid- 
 ered in any degree responsible, the public, it is believed, will be entirely 
 satisfied with the execution of all that belongs to the printer^ department ; 
 particularly the type, which, though small, is uncommonly beautiful and 
 distinct, and well adapted to a book of this description. 
 
 The work is now submitted, by the Editors, with much diffidence, to the 
 candour of their countrymen. 
 
 Salem, Massachusetts, August 30, 1826. 
 
A 
 
 AAZ 
 
 A is the first letter in Greek, and is called 
 $ίλφα from Aleph, the first letter of the He- 
 brews. Sometimes it is a numeral, and signifies 
 βΓ8ί, as β does second, y third, &c. but with a 
 mark underneath (κ) it denotes a thousand. 
 In compound words it is variously used ; some- 
 times it is 4τηξ'/ιτικον, or has a jmvative power ; 
 as βεζαιοζ, stable, ά,ζίζα,ιος, unstable, &c. some- 
 times it is I'ffiretriKov, or an intensive, that is, 
 it gives energy to the term, as in αχ^α,νϊζ, α,ζιοζ. 
 Sometimes it is equivalent to ^us, as eiQaros for 
 ^ΰσζατοί. Observe, however, that in some cases 
 a may be added to, or taken away from, a word 
 without varying the signification, so that it may 
 be called redundant ; as α,ζλνι^ζοί, βλ'/ιχ,ξόξ• 
 αίττοί,χ^υζ, στά,χ^υξ' ava,gurcx,t, νηζϊταϋ' α'Τξΰίζ^ιλοι, 
 
 Α for £, in the Doric dialect ; asa.tr ι for uti. 
 
 Ά for 'h, Dor. article ; «, Dor. for y, adv. 
 where. 
 
 A for ω, Dor. gen. pi. either simply uv with- 
 out the accent, or uv with a circuniflex. Thus 
 a is used for ω in words of the fifth declension 
 of simple nouns ; as TLoffu^eiv, civos, o, for TLo- 
 ffit^uv, ωνοζ. So χ^ξυσάσων for ^^υαύχτωΐ), fronn 
 ^^υσ'οω' βoa,ff^for βοωσι. 
 
 "A, neut. pi. from o, which, what. 
 
 ^A, the cry of one calling out for help, or 
 wondering, or wishing ; as also a, a, ah, is the 
 cry of one lamenting, from «. 
 
 "A, a, ha, ha, ha, denote laughter, as 
 
 m 
 
 Latin. 
 
 Άάα,τοζ, ivith a double privative, or by a 
 pleonasm of the a, very noxious ; also innox- 
 ious, harmless. From a and αω, or α,τω, to 
 hurt. Th. ύτάω. "Aaros has the same signifi- 
 cation, 
 
 ^Aciyvig, iog, ο χα) vi, not easily broken, not 
 frangible, unbroken. From κ and ayea, to 
 break. 
 
 "'Aa^s, he was troublesome, 2. a. for rt^i, 
 hy resolving tj into ύ,α, in the verb k^h'im. 
 
 Άα,Τίω, to be troublesome, to be in want, to 
 injure.] 
 
 'Acetyls, Dor. for α,η^ή?. 
 
 'AA'Zn,y". σω,ρ. κα, (from the sound made 
 by vapour or steam, as it rises) to exhale, to 
 emit a warm vapour, Anstot. Probl, 34.1 
 
 1 
 
 ABA 
 
 Άά^ην, for ^OYiv, 1. a. pas, of κύομαι, which, 
 is from el ω or οίνιμι. 
 
 'Άά.ύιχ.Ύοζ, ου, ο κ,οά νι, from α and eiStarosp 
 unpolluted, pure, untainted, incorruptible. 
 
 ^ Αά,μινζ, tvuos, h,. {a fowler s instrument) a 
 stand or roost. 
 
 Άάομα,ί, to hurt, injure.] 
 
 "Ααϊττο/, ά,άττονί, from, α,α-ττνος, ου, ο χκ) vig^ 
 not to be touched, intangible, inviolable. From 
 a, and «Vt« or Ιά<ττω. 
 
 ^Αΰίξων, ό, the name of a man, Aaron. He- 
 brew and indeclinable. 
 
 Άκσά(Λ7ΐν, ω, ατο, I have hurt or offended;^ 
 for 'Α(τάμην, 1 . a. mid. of αάΖ,ω or α,άίΤχω, to 
 hurt; \. a. affo, Dor.for^ffoi, and, by resolving 
 the η into the double short vowel, αοι,σα., and in 
 the middle voice aa,<ta,(jt,n^' 1. a, pas. ά,άσύην, 
 ?Jij *'j y^r 'Affdnv. Th. α,τά,ω. 
 
 'Aaffi, they blow, 3. pi. from αημι' α& 
 Ί(Ττνιμι, ttrrciffi. Th. αω. 
 
 Άά,σ•χ;ίτον, intolerable ; from α and (τχίω^ 
 the 3. person perf. pas. of which is ϊσχ^'/ιτοίΐ» 
 whence σχ^ίτοζ, and ^(τχ^ζτο?, and, by a ^)feo- 
 nasm of the a, άάσ^ίτοί . 
 
 "Aaroi/, he is satiated, 3. sitig. from αα,μοίΐ. 
 Th. α,7ΐ[λΐ. But ααται is the 3. sing. from, aao" 
 μαι. 
 
 "Αατοζ, ου, ο kou ri, insatiable ; innoxiouis. 
 From α and art]. 
 
 Άζα,^'^ίί/ν, a name of Antichrist, signifying 
 destruction or devastation. 
 
 Άζοίάη?, ioi, xou 'A, wanting depth, shallow. 
 
 "Ά^Άΐ, Dor. for r^Zoii, from }}Sn, tende}•, 
 youthful. 
 
 "ASaiov, little. From a. and βαίον. 
 
 Άζοίκίω, u,f. mu, to be silent through ig-, 
 norance, to be ignorant of. From ex, and βκζ&ΐ) 
 to speak. 1 
 
 Άξακίωζ, quietly, silently. Froin 
 
 'Αζα,κνίζ, ios, silent, mute, quiet, tranquil. 
 From, ex and βά'ζω. 
 
 'ASoixTjtrav, they were ignorant of, 1. a. act. 
 Ion. from. aSoixiaj. Th. βάζω. 
 
 Άζχχίζίύ, f. ίσ-ω, to be silent. 
 
 Άξόίχιον, ου, ro, a table or board for making^ 
 calculations, cominQnly called an abacus j also . 
 a tray or dish. ^ 
 
ΑΒΛ 
 
 ΑΒΡ 
 
 ^ASunlffKOi, ον, ο, a square stone ofajmve- 
 ment. 
 
 ΆΒΑ'ΛΕ, Ο that ! would to God ! alas ! 
 Perhaps from 73X, to bewail. 
 
 "Αβαντα, ace. sing. Jrom "ASxs, avrof, o, 
 a j}roper name of a man, Abas. 
 
 •"ABAS, K05, 0, an abacus, or board for cal- 
 culations ; also a board or table. 
 
 ΆζάττκΓΤος, ου, ο n,ou '/], that cannot be im- 
 merged or plunged. From a and βα-ττίζω. 
 
 "Αζοί-ντοζ, ου, ό X.OU h, not tinctured ; not 
 wet or tempered, as iron, by dipping in water. 
 From a. and βά'^τω. 
 
 "ΆΒΑΡ, Άξοζ, το, a kind of cake. JEschyl, 
 
 Άξαζηί, ίο;, ό χ,οί) VI, not burdensome, not 
 heavy ; not troublesome. From a. and βάξοί. 
 Th. βαξύ$. Hesiod. 
 
 "Αζκί, Dor. for '/,ζ'Ί;, gen. of n^v. 
 
 "Άζάσα,ι, 1 . a. inf. act. of α,ζ,άζω, to act well, 
 to extol. From a, put for οίγαν, and βάζω. 
 
 'ASuTOivia-Tos, ου, ο κοά v), untried, unexamined, 
 not put to the test. From a, and βαίτοίνίζω, 
 
 'ACoitroivio-reus, adv. without examination or 
 trial. 
 
 Άζχίτίλιυτοζ, ου, ο χα) 'λ, (whence ά,ζαίπλίυ- 
 7ωξ) without a king. From a, and βοίσιΧζΰω» 
 
 "Αζατος, ου, ο κχ) νι, impassable ; difficult to 
 pass, inaccessible ; hence also aQara, Dor. 
 for α,ζάτκ, να, h. From cc and βχτο;, which is 
 from βχίνω. 
 
 Άζζα, ο, father. A Striae indeclinable 
 nou7i. 
 
 "Αζζοίλί, for άτίζαλί, or, as some say, for 
 α,ήζ,α,λι, he rejected or cast away, 2. a. frovi 
 ΰ,νοίζ,άΧΧω. 
 
 'ASiSaios, ου, ό Kou vi, unstable, changeable, 
 weak. From a and βίζοίίος. 
 
 'ASiSoc,iOT»is, Tiroi, 'h, Λveakness, instability. 
 
 'ASiSoileos, adv. mconstantly, unsteadily, not 
 firmly. ■ 
 
 Άζϊλ, the name of a man, Abel. A He- 
 brew indeclinable noun. 
 
 Άξίλτίξοξ, stupid, foolish. Hence uSiXn- 
 ξ<'α, VI. 
 
 Άζΐα, the name of a man, Abiah. A He- 
 brew indeclinable noun. 
 
 Άζιάύα,ξ, the name of a man, Abiathar. 
 A Hebrew indeclinable noun. 
 
 "Αζιζλοξ, ου, ό κοά γι, that is without books, 
 bookless. 
 
 " Αζιλ'/ιν/ι, Tii, '/I, the name of a country, 
 Abilene. 
 
 "ASios, ου, χα} h, that has not the necessaries 
 of life ; also rich, long-lived. From a and βίο$, 
 life. 
 
 "Αζϊοζ, very robust ; also weak, not violent. 
 From a and βια, strength. 
 
 Άβ/βί/δ, the name of a man, Abiud. A He- 
 brew indeclinable noun. 
 
 Άζ'ιωτοξ, ου, ό καΐ '/ι, without life, lifeless ; 
 insupportable, intolerable, as Siov aStcorov 'hyu- 
 ^0, he led an insupportable life. AJJsoj) and 
 Xenojyh. From a and /J/oj.] 
 Αζ,λα,ζ'ίοΐζ, harmlessly. From 
 
 'ASxaSi^H ios, »cii 71, harmless. From a 
 and βλάττω. 
 
 Άξλά';ττοί, ου, ο xat νι, void of offence, or 
 harmless. From a and βλάτττω. 
 
 Άξλνΐί, riros, κα) h, never yet thrown or 
 cast, new. But aSk'/iros is never yet struck or 
 wounded. Both are derived from a, and βάλλω, 
 
 Άζ,ληχζοί, ά, ον, feeble. From a redundant 
 and βλγιχξοξ. In Pindar it is iisedfor strong, 
 robust. 
 
 Άξλόίί, sacrifice thou, pres. imper. act. of 
 ά^λοίω. 
 
 ΆζοΆτ), Poet, and Dor. adv. for the com- 
 mon dialect άζονιτ), i. e. without noise, without 
 tumult. 
 
 ' AQonhro?, ου, ο χ,α) ri, destitute of aid, reme- 
 diless. From a, and βοηθίω. 
 
 'ASohr)f See aSoarh 
 
 Άβόλ>?(3'«ν, Ion. for νι^όλνκτοι,ν, 3. pi. 1. a. of 
 άζολεω. 
 
 "Αζολΰζ, ου, ο χα) νι, that has not shed the 
 teeth, called γνώμονα?, Avhich indicate the age. 
 Used in speaking of horses and other animals. 
 Th. βάλλω. 
 
 'Απουλία, CCS, η, want of reflection, incon- 
 siderateness. From a and βουλή. Hence 
 
 "Αζουλοί, ου, ο χα) νι, wanting reflection or 
 prudence, inconsiderate. Hence 
 
 Άξουλωξ, adv. inconsiderately, unadvisedly. 
 
 Άζουλωτατα, adv. very inconsiderately. 
 
 Άζουτίω, gen. Ion. for άζοΰτου, from 
 
 'ASoum?, ου, 0, destitute of cattle. Hesiod, 
 From a and βοΖζ. 
 
 "ΑΒΡΑ, «ί, h, or α,ζξα, a maid-servant. 
 
 Άζζά'ά,μ, the name of a many Abraham, 
 A Hebreiu indeclinable noun. 
 
 Άξζάχνισ'αν, they sounded or resounded, 3. 
 pi. 1. a. Ion. of άζξαχίω. 
 
 "Α^ζΆχ^ί, Ion. 3. siyig. imperf. act. of ά,ξξά• 
 ^ω. Poet, for βξά^ω. 
 
 "Αζζίχτοξ, ου, ό χα) νι, not wet, not moist, 
 dry ; the same ivith α,ζξοχοξ. 
 
 Άζζίζομαι, to be elegantly or luxuriously 
 attired, or adorned. From αζξό;. 
 
 'Aζξίξω,f. ίξω, to sleep after eating. From 
 a and βξίζω, to sleep. 
 
 ΆζξΤύνΐζ, ίοζ, ο χα) VI, without weight, light. 
 From a and βξίύω. 
 
 Άξξίξα/, 1. a. inf. act. of άζξίζω, 
 
 Άζξοξατ'/ίς, ου, ο, having an effeminate gait. 
 From άζξοί and βαίνω. 
 
 ΆξξόζίΟί, leading a luxurious or effeminate 
 life. From αζζοζ and βίος, 
 
 Ά^ξοΥιαιτοί, ου, ο χα) ν, living luxuriously 
 or effeminately. From ά,^ξο; and δίαιτα. 
 
 "Αξζομοζ, ου, ό χα) h, making a great noise, 
 shouting ; q. d. αμα βξόμω. Th. βξίμω» 
 
 ΑΒΡΟ' 2, ά, ον, effeminate, luxurious. Hence 
 
 Άζξότας, άζξότατοζ, ά. Dor. for 
 
 Άξξότνι;, νιτοζ, VI, effeminacy, softness. From, 
 ^Xj flourishing, youthful, or '^''2ϋ, strong. 
 
 ΆΒΡΟ'ΤΗ, »jj, i, night, i. e. the time 
 
 when men do not go abroad. From a and βξο- 
 
 ' τόί. Sometimes νυξ is added, ά,ζξότνι νύζ. Hom. 
 
ΑΓΑ 
 
 ΑΓΑ 
 
 Hence άξζατάξω, to wander in the dark ; and 
 «,ζζοτίω, to meet by night, aζξoτrιtϊa,ly 1. a. 
 injin. act. 
 
 'ABPO'TONON, et/, roy Abrotonum, a kind 
 of .herb. 
 
 "Αξξοτοί, ου, ο KOii «, immortal. From a and 
 βζοτόζ. 
 
 Άζζο^α,Ίτα,ς, ου, ό. Dor. and ^ol. for the 
 common dialect, having the hair dressed eiFem- 
 inately. Anacreon. 
 
 "Αζξοχοζ, not wet, not moist, dry. From 
 a and βξίχω. 
 
 "ABPTNA, or ίίζζυνα, ων, τα., mulberries. 
 
 Άξξύνομχι, f ουμα,ι, to boast, grow proud, 
 take airs upon one's self.. 
 
 Άξξύνω, f. νω, to adorn. Th. ά^ξόί. 
 
 "Αζξωτοζ, ου, ο κοά h, not eaten or gnawed ; 
 also not eatable. From a, and β^ύσκω. 
 
 "Αζΰ'^ος, ου, «, the name of a city, Abydos. 
 ΆζυΥούί, from Abydos, i. e. a native or inhabi- 
 tant. 
 
 "ASua-ifos, ου, h, an abyss, the bottomless pit, 
 gehenna. From a. and βυσσοζ. Ion. for βυθοί, 
 depth. 
 
 Άγάασύχι, to be astonished, Poet, from 
 κγΒίμ,οίΐ. Thence also 
 
 'Αγάασύί, you envy. Odys. v. 119. 
 
 "Αγα,ζοζ, ου, ο, the name of a man, Agabus. 
 
 Άγάγοι,ς, leading, Ion. for άγαγων, part. 
 2. a. of αγω. 
 
 ΆγαγΙν, Dor. for άγαγίΐν, 2. a. inf. act. 
 Att. «,γοί,γ'ίσύαι, 2. a. inf. m. of the same verb. 
 
 "Aynyot, he may lead or conduct, 2. a. opt. 
 act. Att. tiyayov, is, u 2. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 ayoiyuv, part. 2. a. Att. for aya/v subj. ayayc», 
 from the same verb. 
 
 ^AyάζoμΆι,f. σομοίΐ, to wonder, to be angry ; 
 imth a dative, to envy, Ajiol. Rhod. and Horn. 
 Th. ayau or άγάομ,αι. Hence perhaps the 
 English verb το gaze.] 
 
 'AycidoiQ^ia., «J, vi, the beginning of good ; 
 the government of the good. 
 
 'Ayahos, Dor. for riyahos, truly divine. 
 
 'Aymek, i^os, h, a ball (of thread,) a heap. 
 Th. a,yaeo$. 
 
 Άyaθoiξyiω, ω, f. ιήτω, p. νικοί, to do good, 
 to be a benefactor. 
 
 Άya,θo^ξyΊn, ns, /h, Ion. kindness, benefi- 
 cence. 
 
 ^ Ayoiuot^yoi, and contract, ά,yoίύoυζyos, ου, 
 KBu 9j, beneficent, that does good ; also the 
 name of a select class of the knights among 
 the Spartans, Herod, i. 67.] 
 
 ^ AyoiuoxKins, iioi, ίου;, or tjs, iog, ovs, o, 
 a proper name, Agathocles. 
 
 ' AyaeoTrotiea, M,f, 7ί<τω, 1 . a. inf. a.yu.uo'Tfoi- 
 7i(rot.i, to do a kindness, to do well. 
 
 'AyoiSo-ffotiOi, as, v), a benefit, a favour. 
 
 'Ayah^rotos, ου, ό χοίϊ ή, beneficent, kind. 
 From, uyados and ■τοήω. 
 
 'Ayu^os, V, ov, good, wise, brave, rich, excel- 
 lent, useful. In the vocative case, as ω 'yaffl, 
 it is usedt like age in Latin, for I pray you, 
 pry thee, come, ^c. Xen. Mem. From «.ytxv, 
 
 or a. intensive, and y/iuisa, to rejoice ; or from 
 ayoio'Tos, by rejecting σ and changing τ into 6. 
 Hence the English word good. 
 
 'AyaSotfur/i, ns, h, goodness. Th. a,yot,6Os. 
 'AyoiuoT'/is, TTiTos, h, goodness, probity. From, 
 ayaeos. 
 
 Άycx,6oυξyΊγι, Ion. by Crasisfor ayoiuoi^ytrif 
 beneficence. 
 
 ' Aya$ov^yos, See ά,yoe.ύo^ξyόs• 
 'Ayechvhis, rejoicing, having rejoiced, 1. 
 a, part. pas. of ayt/Juvcu. 
 
 'Ayada/raru, dat. sing, superl. from αγοιβό$. 
 "Ayut, «i, the shores ; also wounds. From 
 ay ω, to break. 
 
 'Ayaiiren, 3. J)ers. indic. of ayocio^en, to 
 be angry, to envy. Th. ayau. 
 
 'Ayatas, ου, ο κοά h, elegant, envied. Hence 
 the English word gay. 
 
 Άyot,κ.X^^ros, very distinguished, renowned. 
 Hesiod. Theog. 1015, where the common read" 
 ing is ecyecxXuToTo-i. Wolf. From Siyoiv and 
 KXiiros, ivhich is from xxios-l 
 
 'AyatKktis, ios, και it, Poet, for ayaxXi'/is, 
 very celebrated ; the same as ayaxXuros. 
 
 'AyaKXvros, ου, ό, famous, renowned, very 
 distinguished ; ayaKXuro7<ftv, dat. pi. Ion, 
 From eiyav and kXutos, which is from κ,λύω, 
 to hear. 
 
 ^ Ayaκrtμίvav, splendidly built ; ^ol. the 
 augment being neglected and σ taken away for 
 the sake of the metre, kti^Uos for κίκησ-μίνοΐί 
 built. From ayav and χτίζω. 
 
 'AyuXX'iaffis, lus, 'Λ, exultation. From 
 
 'AyakXtaat, ω, to leap for joy, to exult, f. 
 
 αί/ω, p. viyaXXiaxa, 1. a. m. hyaXXiacrafjiTiVy 
 
 ω, ατο, 1. a. pas. r,yaXXtaff6viv. Th. ayάXXω. 
 
 ΆγάΧΧομαι, to leap for joy, to exult. From 
 
 ayav and αΧΧομαι. Hence, j)erhaps, gallop. 
 
 ΆΓΑΆΑΟΧΟΝ, an aromatic, medicinal 
 
 wood of India, called Agallochum. 
 
 ΆΓΑ'ΛΑΩ, f. Χω, p. xa, to adorn, to 
 make pleasing. Qu. if we may derive from 
 this the English word gallant ? 
 
 "AyaXμa, aros, το, an ornament, a thing 
 that dehghts, an image or statue. 
 
 'AyaX^aToToios, ου, ό, a statuary, sculptor, 
 carver. AEsop. From τούω and το ayaX^os,, 
 All these are from ayau. 
 
 "Aya^at, f ayaffo^at, 1. a. m. hyaaa^mi 
 pas. 'AyatrSnvy to wonder, to admire. Th. 
 άyάω. 
 
 "Aya^os, ου, ο χα) h, unmarried, a bachelor 
 or maid. From a and ya^os. 
 "ΑΓΑΝ, adv. too much, very much, very. 
 'ArANAKTE'n,&i,y*. γκτω,ρ. ;j;ia, to grieve, , 
 to be angry, to scorn, to endure with difficulty, 
 1. a. tiyavaxT'/iira, part. uyavaxTwas, gen. 
 part. pres. ayavaxToZvTos. Hence ayocvaxT'/iffiSi 
 indignation, ayavaxTixos, ου, ο, querulous. 
 Perhaps from ayav and αχ^θομαι. 
 
 ^ Ayavns, ios, ό xat h, ιυιία, gentle, placid.] 
 ^ΑγανηοΊ, dat. pi. Ion. for ayavaTs' ayavottrt, 
 m. g. of ayavos, mild, placid j superl. αγανύ' 
 TXTos. Th. yxvos. 
 
ΑΓΑ 
 
 ΑΓΕ 
 
 ^ΑγΆν)ΐιφ6ί, 6V, ο jcca 7iy snow}', very sno\ty. 
 From ayecv and νίφω. 
 
 Άγα,νοξ, >?, ιίν, accent on the last syllable, 
 mild, gentle, placid, bland. Horn, and Xen. 
 
 ^ Αγα,νοφζοσννη, τΐζ, vi, mildness, courtesy, affa- 
 bility. From 
 
 ^ Αγανόφξων, όνος, ο χα) h, of a mild disposi- 
 tion or iempej•. From ayccvog and φξνιν. 
 
 Άγάνιοξ, Z)or.for ά,γ^ωξ» 
 
 "Ayuo/^at, See άγάω. 
 
 Ά^αοταξε, love thou, pres, imp. from aya•' 
 ν(ά.\ω. Poet, for a,ya.'7fά,ω. 
 
 'Ayacra^evT;, Dor. for ayix,'7ra^outfi, tlieylove. 
 
 Ά^άοτα/, t'e festivals of the Christians, 
 pi. nom.from ayaTrn, love, which is from aya- 
 
 'AyciTaTa, Dor. for aya-Zfirk, pi. n. g. 
 From 
 
 'ΑΓΑΠΑΩ, aj,f. νια-ω, p. sea, to love, to 
 love with fondness, to receive affectionately, to 
 kiss, to be satisfied with ; kyn'rta., pres. imp. 
 ciyoc'Tav, inf. a.yu.'^na'Cii, αντο?, part. 1 . a, 
 viyu.'7t7iiJt''i'»oi, perf. part. pas. 
 
 'AyUTTi}, t)s, ii, love, fondness, affection. 
 
 Άya,';r'^vωξ, a lover of bravery, bra\'e. From 
 άyaτάω and kvyio. 
 
 'AyaT'/iTOi, yi, ov, beloved. 
 
 ^AyccTT^rus, Λvillingly ; also sufficiently. He- 
 iOdia7i.'\ 
 
 'Ayci-TTaiyiv, I might love, Att. for kya.'7r6'i}ji,i, 
 pres. opt. of oί,ya,<rάω. 
 
 "Ayccξ, r„ Hagar, the najne of a bond- 
 woman or slave. Hebrew and indeclinable. 
 
 ΆΓΑΡΙΚΟ'Ν, οΰ, το, an agaric, or kind 
 o/" mushroom. Pli^i. xxv. 9. 
 
 'Aydppoos, ου, ό κά) '/?, flowing impetuously. 
 From ayccv and ρϊω 
 
 ^ AyaffuvTo, they were wondering or admir- 
 ing, 3. ju. 1. a. 7H. for hyaffavro. Ion. «.yaa-al- 
 μην, opt. aya^a.o'uce.i, inf. from ciya,y.oit, or 
 rather from ayaZof/.Ki. 
 
 " Ayctaicii, pres. hf. of Kyot,fjbot.i. 
 
 'Ayuirdi);, greatly delighted, part. 1. a. jms. 
 a,yoι.σ6ί^nv, ojji. 
 
 "Α^αίτ^,α, Άτοζ, το, venerationj an object of 
 \'eneraticn. 
 
 'Ayoiffffi^ivos, delighted, wondering, jmrt. 
 1. a. m. with double σσ Poet, from kya'XGfji.oi.i, 
 f, ά.(Τομα,ί. 
 
 ^ AyaffTovos, ου, ο κα) τι, moaning, deeplv- 
 lamenting, an ejnthet of Amphitrite. Odys. xH, 
 97, and Hym. in Apol. 94. Also, ^schy. 
 Theb. 98.] 
 
 'AyoiiTTos, 71, ov, praiseworthy, to be admired, 
 y/i. ά,yά,ω. 
 
 'AyacTToj^, οξο;, ο, a uterine brother ; of the 
 same mother, q. d. όμoyύa■τωξ. Th. yocffTrip. 
 ΆΓΑΣΤΛΑΓ2, llo?, h, Agasyllis, the shrub 
 from xvhich gum ammoniac is extracted. 
 
 ^Ayciu'/i, and Dor. a, vi, Agave, tJie name of 
 a distinguished ivoman. 
 
 ' Aya.υoζ, h, ov, illustrious, worthj'. From uyxu. 
 
 Άyoίυξo;, ξί, ξον, very proud, haughty. Th. 
 
 γοίΰξος. The a here is not privative but intennvet 
 
 Άyάφ6iyH,V6ζ, 6v, Kou «, loud sounding, 
 sonorous. Poet, from ayav and φύίyyoμetι. 
 
 'ΑΓΑ Ω, ^(Τω, p. νίκα, (or ayaoy.cii,) to 
 wonder at, be astonished at, to envy. Hence 
 ocyyii, ayouos and ayauos, oi.yoi,'io^et.i, ayu,fx,oit, 
 ocyaZ^o^oii, ciyoiff^cc, ccycdrTOi. English aghast. 
 "Ayyoi^oi, ων, τα, the stations or posts, 
 where the king's messengers stopped after their 
 daily service was performed ; post-houses. 
 
 ^ Ayyoipuov, ov, τα,, and Ion. ayyo^^vitov. 
 The route or course of the king's messengers ; 
 also the duty or office of the messengers. 
 Herod. L 8. A Persian word.^ 
 
 ΆyyΆξ^ύω, f. ffea, to send one οπ a message. 
 From 
 
 "ΑΓΓΑΡΟΙ, mvi el, kings' messengers or 
 letter-carriers, post-riders. Hence 
 
 '"Ayyxξos, a porter, or day-labourer. 
 
 "Ayyt, for ayyia, τα, η. pi. of ctyyog' ay- 
 ytirt, dat. ju. utensils or vessels. 
 
 'Ayyilov, ου, το, a vessel or utensil, a vase. 
 
 'AyyiXzoufft, for ayyikovtn, they shall or will 
 tell, or relate, 1. f. (by a resolution of the 
 diphthong] of ayyiXXai. 
 
 ' Ayy-zXia, ας, τι, a message, neAvs ; m the 
 Rhetoricians, it also means narration.] 
 
 ^AyyiXt'/j, '/ΐζ, 'h. Ion. for ayytkia, the right 
 or privilege of consulting and declaring the 
 oracles, Herod. I, 54. a proclaiming or de- 
 claring. From ayysXXcd.'] 
 
 Άyyίλr/ιφόξos, ου, ό, a message-bearer, or 
 messenger. 
 
 'AyyiXizoi, yi, ov, belonging to a messenger, 
 angelic. From olyyiXos. 
 
 ' AyyiXX'ovTuVy See ayyiXkoj. 
 
 "AyyiXoi, ου, ό κα) '/ι, a messenger, an angel, 
 applied to males and females. Furij). Androm. 
 82, and Hom. kyyikia, a;, τι, tidings, news ; 
 dyysXieUTT^i, ου, ό, a messenger. "Ayyikos is 
 sometivies used in the classic writers, as in 
 the iV. Test. See Plato iv. de Legg. p. dc. 
 1 . ed. L<^mcerian. and Aristid. Quart. 
 Rev. 
 
 ΆΓΓΕ'ΛΑΩ,/. λΖ. p. iiyyiXKa, to tell or 
 relate, as a messenger ; to proclaim j \. a. Hy- 
 yziXa' part. 1. a. pas. ayyiXhis, ζ7α•α- p. m. 
 ijyyiXa' ayyiXXovTuv, Att.for ayyiXXiTueOiv^ 
 let them tell, part, for hnperat. 
 
 " AyyiX^a, ατοζ, το, tidings, news. 
 
 "AyyiiTi, dat. p)l. of ayyos . 
 
 'Ayy^iov, ου, το. Ion. for ayyuov. 
 
 "AITOS, ίος, τα, a vessel or utensil, a vasp. 
 Hence ayyi'icShrii, to?, ό κ,α) h, having the form 
 or shape of a vase, ayyzihov, ov, ro, a little ves- 
 sel or vase. 
 
 'Ayyoupiov, or a,yyoυξov, ου, το, a cucumber. 
 
 ΆyyξΊζω, to irritate, provoke, make uneasy. 
 
 Engl. TO ANGER. 
 
 "Ayi, and ayifffor ayzTi, come thou, come 
 ye. adv. of exhortation, from 2. a. imp. of 
 ayu, 
 
 "^ Ayi, Dor. for viyi, he led, 2. a. 
 
 ΆΓΕΓΡΡ-, to assemble, gather together; 
 f, ζξΰ, p. nyigKOi, Att, ayriyi^»' κγίΤξαι^ 1. 
 
ΑΓΕ 
 
 ^ 
 
 ΑΓΗ 
 
 α. inf. άγίίξαξ, }Mrt. 1. α. οΐγΐίξαν, 3, ρΐ. Ion. 
 
 Jbr ^γίΐξκν• 1. α. pas. τιγίξ^αν 1. y*. a^^s^- 
 
 ^jitro/LiKi. Hence perhaps in Engl, gather and 
 
 TOGETHER. 
 
 'Ayilro, Dor. for vjysTro, 3. sing. imp. of 
 •myto^ott. 
 
 KyiXaZ,ta,f. uffu, p. ««, to assemble ; pag. 
 ayi'kaZ,o(jt.ui, to live together or gregariously. 
 Th. kyiKvi. 
 
 'KyiXouo?, a, sv, belonging to a herd. 
 
 'AyiXaiffi, dat. pi. Ion. of ayiXn. 
 
 'AyiXciiMv, ωνοζ, ο, a pasture, or place for 
 a herd. From ayu. 
 
 'AyiXa^X^n?, ου, ο, a herdsman ; the leader 
 of a herd, applied to the bull.^ 
 
 Άy^Xa,pχ^oυa■cc, that goA^erns a herd ; ^ir€5. 
 part. act. f. g. of ά,yiλκξχ;^ω, which is from 
 ■ayiX'/l and α,ζχ^ή. 
 
 'AyiXocffrloi, a?, h, a severe or frowning 
 countenance. From 
 
 Άγίλαστος, ου, ο kou v\, severe, morose, crab- 
 bed, that does not laugh. From a, and yιXάω. 
 
 'AysXut], Ion. for ayiXiitu, as, h, preda- 
 tory. An epithet of Minerva. Iliad v, 765. 
 Fnmi ciya) and λίία. 
 
 ΆΓΕ'ΛΗ, '/IS, 'h, a herd, a flock ; ayiX'/iuiv, 
 adv. from the herd ; a,yiXy>^ov, adv. by herds or 
 flocks ; ucyiXniph in a herd or flock, φ> atid ψιν 
 being si/llables ivhich the Poets sametimes add to 
 dative cases. 
 
 ΆγίΧήτ'/ΐζ, ου, ο, See ayiXeuo?. 
 
 Άγίμίν, pres. inf. for ayuv. Ion. from αγω. 
 
 'Ayif^ovsvBiv, Dor. for hyi^Onuztv, to be a 
 leader or commander. 
 
 'Ayi^uv, ivos, 0, Dor. for 'hyίμωv. 
 
 "Ayiv, he led, or was leader or command- 
 er, imperf Ion. and pres. inf. Dor. of olyu, 
 to lead ; or Boeot.for ely/iffav, they were broken, 
 2. a. pas. from oiy/iv, which is from ayvu/Ai or 
 eiyu, to break. 
 
 'AyivioiX'oynros, ου, ο ku\ h, of uncertain or 
 unknown extraction. From a and yivixXOynros, 
 which isfro7n yivioiXoyiu, TiviuXoyos, a gene- 
 alogist. 
 
 'A.yivi{os, ου, 6 κα) η, beardless. Th. yivnov. 
 
 'Aytvvis, ios, xou ri, of obscure birth, igno- 
 ble. From a and yivos. 
 
 'Ayiv'/iros, ου, ο kou vi, uncreated, unperformed. 
 From a and yivof^at. Aristot. Ethic, lib. 7. 
 
 ' Ay'ivv'i^ros, ου, ο 7c.au h, unbegotten. From 
 Λ and yivvaoiJuoci. 
 
 "Ayio and nyio, for «ysu, pres. im}). of hyi- 
 
 δμκί. 
 
 'Ayio^Bt,!, Dor. for 'hyio^pit. 
 
 ' Ayt'o^ivos, Poet, for a,you.,ivos, led, being led, 
 pres. part. jms. of ciyu. 
 
 'Ayi^ecffros, ου, ο ;t.ou τι, unrewarded. Iliad 
 Ϊ, 119. From a. and yίξc^S' 
 
 Άy^ζiθω, for ά,yeίξω, to assemble, to collect 
 together ; used hy the poets. 
 
 ^ Αγίξΐ!τ&α,ι, Att. for κγίΐξίσύαι, pres. irf. 
 pas. of άyί^ξω. 
 
 Άγζξί'/ι, there was assemtled ; ajid in the 
 
 jyl. ayi^uiv for yiyi^^n and vίyίξόylβ^ee'V, 1 . a. pas, 
 from ά■yί^ξω. 
 
 Άyiξμos, ου, ο, an assembling, a collection 
 or multitude of people, as an army. Aristot. 
 Poet. 3.] 
 
 'Ayi^ovro, they assembled, 2. a. m. of 
 αγίίξω, or, according to some, imperf. for hyu• 
 ξοντο• for the Poets also use ayi^u for aytip&f. 
 
 'Ayipptk/, JEol. for tt,y%'iQ^(tj. 
 
 "Ayi^ffis, an assembling ; the same xvith άγίζ" 
 f^'os. From ccyii^u. 
 
 '' Ayi^cuirccTo, he neglected, 3. sing. 1, a. nu 
 Ion. of ΆyίξΌoμoίt. 
 
 ''Ayi^ua-iruv, to watch. 
 
 ΆΓΕ'Ρί1Χ02, ου, ό κοά νι, proud, haughty, 
 disdainful. Hence ά,yίξωχ^ωs, proudly, haugh- 
 tily ; o!.y^ξω^ΊBί, as, 'h, haughtiness. 
 
 "Ayzs, for ayi, tertn of exhortation, come, 
 come on, ^c. pres. or 2. a. imp. Poet, from 
 ayω• ayiffy^v. Ion. for '/ιγί, he led, imj^erf. and 
 ocyis Dor. for vtyts, thou didst lead. 
 
 "Ayiffuoii, pres. inf. pas. ayitrou, pres. imp. 
 of ciyoti. ■'■ 
 
 "Ayiff'iXaos, ου, ο, and 'AyscriX/xs, a name 
 of Pluto ; because he draws all men to him. 
 Also the name of a man, Agesilaus. 
 
 "Ayio-Toc., a warlike engine, f7O?)i the Latin 
 Aggesta. 
 
 Άyίσ■7'ξctτos, ου, ο κ,α) h, the leader of an 
 army ; an epithet of Minerva. From eiya and 
 στξα,τόζ. 
 
 "AyiT and aytri, term of exhortation, 
 come, come on ; jyres.imperat. of ayu. 
 
 'AyiT'/is, ου, 0, a leader. From Siyu. 
 
 ^ AytoffTos, ου, χκ) vi, that cannot be tasted, 
 that has not been tasted, insipid. Fro7ri a and 
 y^ΰω, But it is oftener used for one that has 
 not eaten, one that is fasting. 
 
 'Άyiωμ'ίrξrιTΰs, ου, ο κα] γι, ignorant of geom- 
 etry. 
 
 'Ayia^y/iros, ου, ο κ,α) h, uncultivated, desert. 
 
 "Ay/i, yis, h, astonishment, wonder ; from 
 ayάω. Or oiyri,for iay/i, Ion. 2. a. p>as. Hym, 
 Att. \aynv,and Ion. oiy/iv, '/is, '/i, from eiya, to 
 break. 
 
 ^ Ayyiyi^DiTCii, Att. and Ion. for ΐ]yίζμsvoί 
 da-i, 3. 2)1. perf. pas. of a,y^ίξω. 
 
 'Ay/iyi^Ka, I assembled, i^erf. Att. for 
 TiyipKcc. 
 
 " Ayfiyi^^oii, perf. Att. for '^ysξμaι, from 
 ayii^e»}. 
 
 'AynXoit, to have consecrated, to have adorn- 
 ed ; ^ό9)ι α^ίέλλ»• 1. a. '/jy/iXx' part. ay/iXas. 
 
 ' AyyiXccriu, ivith the soft breathing, to put 
 to flight ; ay/jXccrie>j, ivith an aspirate, to purge 
 from crimes, to expiate a crime. 
 
 "Ay/i^oi, ros, TO, an army ; a select body of 
 soldiers. From ayM.] 
 
 ' Ay /ινοξοι,, acc. sing, of 
 
 'AynvM^, oξos, 0, actiA^e, brave, strenuous- 
 From iiyoiv and α,ν/ΐξ. Hence ά,y/ιvΰξίa, higb- 
 mindedness, a,y^voξίy|'rιv, dat. pi. Ion. ^ Ayhvu^ 
 is also a j-iropcr name, Agenor. 
 
 'Άγήοχοί', perf, for τιχ^α, Ait. ciy /ιχ^α, and, 
 
ΑΓΚ 
 
 ΑΓΚ 
 
 hy a pleonasm of the letter e, Kyiio^u.' from 
 ciyci). 
 
 Άγτίξ&οζ, ου, ο χα.) «, not subject to old age ; 
 for αγτίξκτοί, Poet. From a. and γγίζο,ζ. 
 
 Άγίίξατον, ου, ro, Ageraton, an herb, called 
 Everlasting. 
 
 Άγγίξατΰξ, ου,οκ.οά h, not subject to old age.] 
 
 ^Αγήζωξ, ω, ο x.ca h, the same with αγήξοί- 
 <ros and iy/i^aos' ά,γ^ξω occurs without ν in 
 the accusative. 
 
 ^Ayyii, ίοί, »ca '/i, villanous, wicked. See 
 
 '^ Kyri(fa,ffu(n, Dor. for hyn<ra,(f6oii, and this 
 last fir 'hiytynffciffutxi, to relate, to tell over or 
 rehearse. 
 
 "Ay/iffi, 3. sing, of κγ'/ιμι (wMch is not in 
 use) for ayoci/.oii, to wonder, to admire. Th. 
 αγάω. 
 
 'Aymiy^cioi, ου, 0, Agesilaus, a Lacedcemo- 
 nian chief. From a.ym and λαό;. 
 
 ΆγΫΐσ-ίρζοξοξ, ου, ο, Poet, and Dor. for hynffi- 
 χοξοζ, ου, ό, he who conducts or leads the cho- 
 rus. Pind. From yiyiof^oct and χ,οξός. 
 
 'Ay^T»j^, Υίζος, 0, Dor. for 'hynrhζi fcomm. 
 vιy^μωv, ovas-, o,) a leader, commander, chief. 
 
 Άγ^τος, '/I, ov, J)L ay/iro), wonderful, to 
 be admired, exciting astonishment. Th. ayaoi. 
 
 "Ky'Axa., for '^χοί, I led or have led ; perf. 
 of ayu). 
 
 'Aytάζω,f. ffu. p. Ku, to sanctif}'', conse- 
 crate, purify; 1. a. pas. vytaa-o'/iv, ^'f ayiaf- 
 ύ'/ισομαι. From aytos. 
 
 'Aytxcrf/.a,, το, and ά,γίο.ο'μο;, a sanctifying, 
 sanctification, 
 
 'AyiaffTtoi, a;, h, holiness, sanctity. From 
 uyio?. Chrysost.~\ 
 
 'Ay'tya-^ros φότξυ;,) a grape without stones 
 or seeds ; seedless. 
 
 Άyίξω,f. o'M.for ύ,yιcίζω, to purify, conse- 
 crate. 
 
 'AyTviu/f ω, Poet, and Ion. the same with 
 aym• ayivu is also found. 
 
 ' "Aytov, TO, the sanctuary ; ayioc, ων, rk, the 
 temple; heaven. 
 
 "ΑΓΙ02, «, ov, holy, sacred. From ayos. 
 Hence ayioTYn, 9iros, h, hohness, sanctity. 
 
 'AyiotrvvTi, m, h, holiness, sanctity. 
 
 Άγισηύω and a,yi(TTiu, to hold in A'^enera- 
 iion. From ayos, 
 
 ''Ayniria, or ayia'Tiia, as, h, a holy rite or 
 ceremony. From ayos. 
 
 '^ AyioiauvA, the same as ayioo-uv/i. 
 
 "ΑΓΚΑΙ, nom. i)l. of ayy.ri, the arms, 
 Theocr. viii, 55. accus. ayxas in the Poets.'\ 
 Hence 
 
 'Ayx.aX'/i and ayxaX);, h, tlie arm, and 
 kyy.aZ,o^ai or αγκ,αΧίΖ,ομαι. Xen. C7/ro]).~\ 
 
 'Ay4.uX)i, ιΐοζ, h, a Httle packet or bundle. 
 Hence ayz-aXihayuyos, oZ, o, a porter; ayxa- 
 Άι^οφόοο;, ras ayKaX'toas aya/v, ri φίξων, one 
 who bears or carries bundles, or burdens. 
 
 "χ\γχαλον, for ανάχαλον, 2. a. imp. from 
 ayxaXioj, Poet, for αναχαΧιω• ayxaXia, 3. 
 pres. ind. Poet, for άναχαλίΐ. Th. χαλίω. 
 
 'Ayxas, (tdvi in the arms. From ίγ»^,• 
 
 "Ayxia,pl. valleys •, from ciyxos. 
 
 "Ayxii^ai,for άνάχαμαι. Poet. Syncop. 
 
 'Ayxi^UTiffiri, for ava κίξάτίσσέ^ Poet, on 
 the horns. 
 
 ^ Ayxt], 7is, '/I, See ayxai. 
 
 Άγχίον, ου, το, a little valley. From ayxos. 
 
 ΆΓΚΙ2ΤΡ0Ν, ου, TO, a hook. Hence ay- 
 χκττξΐΐα, as, 'h, fishing ; ά.yxιffτξ^ύω, to catch 
 with hooks, or to fish ; άyx^σ^Tξόίn to take^ 
 with hooks ; and ayxnTT^uhyts, hooked. 
 
 ^ AyxXi'iTos, to boast of ; for avaxXuros. 
 
 'AyxXivas, for avaxXivas, part. 1. a. of ava- 
 χλίνω, to lean upon, recline. 
 
 ΆΓΚΟΓΝΗ, Poet, the arm. From ayxm, 
 quasi ayxuvvi. Hence «.yxotvlZ^o), to embrace 
 with the arms. 
 
 Άyxoμ'iζitv, for αναχομίζίΐν, to carry again. 
 Hence άyxoμίζωv, by Enallage,for άναχομίσων^ 
 pres. for fut. αγκομ\ααι§ ,for -σαιτο^ 3. sing. 
 1. a. oj)t. mid. 
 
 'Ayxovioa, to be diligent in any work. From 
 ava and χονίω, to hasten. 
 
 "ΑΓΚ02, tos, Ti, a valley. 
 
 'Ayxoxaff/, Macedonic. for Ινν^νόχαίΤΐ) 3. pi. 
 perf. mid. of φίξω. 
 
 Άyxξtvω,for άναχξίνω. 
 
 'Ayxξoύoμaι,for άναχξούομαι. 
 
 'AyxT'/i^, γίξο;, ό, a fastening, a band, a tie, a 
 clasp.. From ay χω. 
 
 'ΑΓΚΤ'ΛΗ, ns•) h, an amentum or kind 
 of javelin ; a kind of cup or drinking A'^essel ; 
 a defect in speech. Hence 
 
 Άyxυλtζoμaι, to dart or throw J ayxuXiffriiSj 
 a javelin-thrower. 
 
 Άyxυλσyλωffιrov, ου, το, an impediment of 
 the tongue ; άyxυλότoμov, ου, το, a surgical 
 instrument by which that impediment is remov- 
 ed. 
 
 ΆyxυXoμγιτica, gen. Ion. of ayxυλoμ'/|T'/lSy 
 ov, 0, that changes his appearance, sly, cun- 
 ning, crafty. From ayxvXos and μ' /iTis. 
 
 'ΑΓΚΤ'Λ02, jj, ov, crooked, bowed, curved. 
 Hence perhaps the Latin Angulus, and Eng- 
 lish ANCLE and ANGLE. 
 
 Άγχυλότο'ξο;, ov, o, having a crooked bow. 
 Iliad ii, 848. From ayxvXos, curved, and τοζ,ον, 
 a bow.] 
 
 ' Ayxυλότoμov, See under ayxuXoyXuaO-ov. 
 
 'AyxvXox'cTXai, having a crooked beak, like 
 a vulture; Iliad xvi, 428. pi. of ayxuXoxuXvis, 
 ov, 0. From ayxvXos and χιΊΧοξ. We also use 
 ayxvXoxiiXos, ου, ο. 
 
 ^ AyxuXox'hXris, ov, o, having curved claws, 
 like a crab. Horn. Batrach. 285. From χ'/ιΧ'/ι.'\ 
 
 'AyxvXOui), to crook or bend ; άyxύλωσ^/s^ 
 a bending ; ayxvXas, in a crooked form, crook- 
 edly. 
 
 "ΑΓΚΤΡΑ, as, 'h, an anchor ; a defence or 
 security. Hence 
 
 ''AyxvQou, to secure with an anchor; ayxu- 
 ξίζω to trip up in wrestling ; to supplant. 
 
 ΆΓΚίΙ'Ν, ωνοί, ο, the arm from the elbow 
 to the wrist, the bending of the arru. 
 
ΑΓΜ 
 
 ΑΓΟ 
 
 Άγχωνία'χος, dimin. of uyxuv, a joint. 
 
 ^ KyXaiuii^oi, ου, ο καΐ ti, having brilliant 
 hair. 
 
 Άγλαιαι, pleasures, nom. pi. άγλκΐκων, gen. 
 pi. jEol.from άγλαΐ'α, «j, i, a distinguished 
 deed or achievement, joy ; κγλαΐ')^, dat. sing. 
 Ion. άγλαΐ'ι^σιν, dat. pi. Ion. Th. άγλαόί. 
 
 'AyXetiSitr^eih 1. f. in. Att.for ocyXoi'iffiffuoii, 
 from άγλαίζω, to adorn, to make illustrious. 
 JBy the Attic dialect in verbs of this ki^id, the σ 
 of the first future is taken away, and the last 
 syllable circumflexed / as, for iff ω they use lu. 
 Th. α,γλα'ος. 
 
 Άγλαίξομα/, Poet, for λα,μ'Τζύνομαι, to 
 shine. English το glister. 
 
 Άγλΰΐόγνιοί, ου, ό kou h, Poet, having beau- 
 tiful limbs ; well-limbed. 
 
 Άγλeiόhvl•ξos, ου, ό »αι ί, Poet, producing 
 beautiful trees. 
 
 Άγλαό^ξονοί, ου, ό κα.) ί, having splendid 
 abodes ; an epithet of the Muses. 
 
 Άγλοίό0Μ»ο!, ου, ό xui h. Poet, having a 
 splendid seat or throne, 
 
 Άγλαόχοίζ^οζ, ου, ο xai γι, having beautiful 
 wrists ; by Synechdoche for beautiful. Homer 
 constantly calls Thetis άζγυξότίζοι,ν, whom Pin• 
 dar calls άγλαόκόίξ'Τον. Also bearing beauti- 
 ful fruit. Odys. vii, 115. xi, 588.] 
 
 Άγλοιόκουξοί, ου, ο κοί) h, distinguished for 
 young men, or possessing fine young men. 
 Pindar calls Corinth άγλοοόκουξον. Olymp, 
 
 Άγλαάκωμος, ου, ο κοίΐ yi. Poet, from ά.γλαο$ 
 and κώμος, an ejnthet of the voice or song, 
 enlivening the banquet or dance. Pind. 
 Olymp. 3.] 
 
 ΆΓΛΑ0^2, ου, Ό, splendid, brilliant, ele- 
 gant, illustrious, beautiful, worthy to be ad- 
 mired or regarded ; from, τα α,γοίν Xasiv, or 
 βλί<7ηιν, i. e. to regard steadily. 'AyXa,ov υΐωξ, 
 clear or limpid water, Odys. iii, 85. From 
 this word we have ayXcca, splendid things, and 
 αγλΰοΐχ, splendor, beauty, distinction ; ά,γλα,ΐί- 
 ζω, to make illustrious, κγλάϊσ'μα, ro, orna- 
 ment, decoration, embellishment.] 
 
 Άγλαοτξίοίίνοίν, τον, an epithet of Neptune, 
 
 from άγλαοτξίοίίνοί, for the comm. άγλοίοτξΐ- 
 
 aivrts, ου, ο, άγλοιο; Τζίκινχν, distinguished for 
 
 his trident, having a splendid trident. Pind."] 
 
 Άγλάω'φ, ω-χος, ο κοά τι, of beautiful or 
 splendid aspect. From άγλοίοζ and ω•φ.~1 
 
 'AyXiUK'/is, 2βί, xat h, not sweet, insipid, 
 tasteless ; metaphorically, disagreeable, dry. 
 From a and yXiuxog or yXvxus, sweet. 
 
 'AyXiii, VIS, h, a whitish spot or mark in the 
 eye. Hippocr.] 
 
 ■"ΑΓΛΙΘΕ2, XI, heads or cloves of garlick. 
 Dioscor. ii, 182.] 
 
 "Aykeoffffos, ου, ό xcci h, not having a tongue, 
 tbngueless ; Metonym. not eloquent. 
 
 "Ayμoί, Tos, TO, a fragment or bit. From 
 ayvυμ^. 
 
 Άyμos, ου, ό, 9. craggy place, the shore. 
 Fro7n κγνυμι. 
 
 "Αγνχμ'τΤ'ίΌί, ου, ο xoc) νι, inflexible, stiffj 
 rigid. From a and yvafA-VTu. 
 
 " Ayvoii^oi, ου, ο kol) τι, unpolished, rudg, un- 
 dressed, as undressed cloth; Matt, ix, 16. 
 Mar. ii, 21. From α and γνάφω.] 
 
 'Aynia, ocg, h, purity, chastity. Th. ay/os. 
 
 '^Aynuu,f ιύσω, to be chaste or pure. 
 
 '' AyrΛx«,μ^v, for νιγνο^χαμεν, ASol, we are 
 ignorant of, perf. act. of ayvoico. 
 
 'Ayvhs, ίοζ, xoii h, pure, chaste. 
 
 'Ayv^ξω,f. Iffu, }). xoi, to purify, expiate. 
 
 Άγνισμοζ, ου, ο, a purifying by sacrifice. 
 Th. ayvos. 
 
 ^Ayvoiu, ω, not to know, to be ignorant 
 of J ivivperf. yiyvosov, ouv,f. nffa, p. tixa' part. 
 1, a. ayvo'^ffois • Hence 
 
 Άyvό'/lμβί, aros, το, a mistake or error com^ 
 mitted through igiiorance. From α and νάος. 
 
 "AyvoiK, οίζ, v), ignorance. From ayvoia. 
 
 'AyvotsM, fon account of the metre) for 
 otyvoiM, 
 
 ' Ayvomffiv, Ion. and Poet, for ayvofj, 3. 
 pers. pres. sub. act. he may not know. Odys. 
 xxiv, 217.] 
 
 ^AyvooZv, pres. part. n. g. of αγνοία. 
 
 'ΑΓΝΟ' 2, »j, ov, pure, chaste. Hence a.y~ 
 vui, chastely; ά,γνίύω, to be chaste; ayvtia, chas- 
 tity, ^c. 
 
 "ΑΓΝ02, ου, VI, the shrub called Agnus 
 castus, a species of Vitex; also a kind of fish. 
 
 'AyvoTvii, τητοξ, 'h, chastity, holiness, pu- 
 rity. From dyvoi. Th. olyo?. 
 
 "ΑΓΝΤΘΕ2, stones or weights which loeav'• 
 ers hang on the threads of the warp), in weav- 
 ing. 
 
 "Αγνυμι, or ayvva, to break ; 1 . fut. α^ω^. 
 1. a. '/i^oo and ί'α|«, 1. a. pas. \άχ;ύνιν, 2. a. 
 pas. tiytiv and iayyiv, I was broken, perf. med. 
 91 yM, Att. iocycc, p. Ixyaii. From ay ω. 
 
 "Αγνυτ, for ayvuTo, 3. sing. imj). pas. of 
 αγνυμι, 
 
 'Ayvu and ayiv6J,for ayu, to lead, to bring, 
 Odys. xiv, 100. xxii, 198.] 
 
 Άγνωμ,ον'ίστίξα, acc. ju. n. comjMr. fromj 
 αγνωμων, 
 
 Άyvωμoffΰv^, v)?, τι, want of wisdom, foUy^ 
 wickednesss. Froin 
 
 ' Αγνωμων, ονοζ, ο χα) τι, foolish, destitute of 
 understanding or judgment, wicked, severe, 
 inexorable. Xen.'\ 
 
 'Ayvus, with an aspirate, chastely ; adv.> 
 from ayv'og. But αγνως, with « soft breath^ 
 ing, ignorantly ; fro?n a and yivaa-xu' an£. 
 ayvui, ωτοξ, ο χα) h, unknown, ignorant, inglo- 
 rious, ignoble. 
 
 'Ayveuffaffxi, Ion. for nyvoriffi, 3. sing. 1. a, 
 ind, act. of ayvoioo, not to k-now. 
 
 *Ayvuffla, as, 7\, ignorance. Th. yivuffxa, 
 
 ^ Ayvuffffu, iis, u, to be ignorant of; ^jres. 
 ind. Hence άγνωστος, ου, ό χα) 'h, unknown ; 
 and αγνωσά(Τχω, in the same sense. From a 
 and yiveacrxM. Odys. xxiii, 95.] 
 
 Άγο'ήτίυτος, ου, ο χα) η, that cannot be fas- 
 cinated, bewitched, or deceived. Hence ayen- 
 
ΑΓΟ 
 
 8 
 
 ΑΓΡ 
 
 πΰτΛ);, without tricks or disguise. Cic, ad 
 Att. xii, 3. Th. γό'/ίί.] 
 
 'Ay^oiaro, they might be led or driven ; 3. 
 pi. opt. pas. pres. lon.for ciyoivra' dyot, jnrs. 
 opt. act. 
 
 "Ayoiffa,for ayovaa,, leading, bringing. Bion. 
 Idijl. iii, 2.] 
 
 " Ayofjccci, 2)as. of α,γω, to be led. It is also 
 ■used as a verb active or deporie^nt in the sen$e 
 of αγω.'\ 
 
 'Αγόμφωτος, ου, ο κα) '/ι, not fastened to- 
 gether or secured. Th γόμφοί. 
 
 ^Αγον, imp. Ion. or Dor. for viyov, I led ; 
 hut oiyov, 2. a. of ayu. 
 
 'Ayovu?, ου, κα) '/ι, barren, that cannot pro- 
 duce young ; also not born, Iliad iii. 40. 
 From a and yuvofiai. 
 
 "AyovTt, Dor. for eiyovtri, they lead or carry; 
 3. pi. i?id. pres. of tiyu. 
 
 ΆΓΟΡΑ, «J, 'h, the forum, market-place, 
 place for public assemblies ; a discourse, an 
 oration ; provisions. 
 
 'Ayo^aaffuoii, Poet, for uyo^aiffoai, or ayo- 
 ζα,σύαι, to harangue or speak; Iliad ii, 337. 
 from kyo^a.o^.ot.t. Th. ά,γΰξκ.'\ 
 
 ^Ayo^aZ^M, f. (τω, p. κα, to buy ; jiassive 
 viyopa,ff[xoit. 1 . a. 'hyo^affeviv, Th. ayo^a. 
 
 AyoQ^ouoi, ου, ο κα) 'h, circumflexed, belonging 
 to the forum ; worthless ; oi α,γοξχΤοι, petty deal- 
 ers or traders. But ay'o^uios, with the antepe7iidt 
 accent, a day for doing business in the forum ; 
 ίιμεξα, being understood.] 
 
 'Αγοξανόμος, ου, ό, a superintendant of sup- 
 plies or pro\asions ; the clerk or officer who 
 governs tlie market. Hence α,γοξανομίω and 
 ayopu.'io^'toL, from iv τίϊ ayn^Z νίμαν το οίκ,αιον, 
 to administer justice in the market. Aris- 
 tOph. ] 
 
 'Ayoξάffl•ί^v, Dor. for a,yoζDt.ζuv, to buy. 
 ^ Ayoguffi;, ίως, ii, and uyo^atrlu,, a$, h, a buy- 
 ing or purchasing. 
 
 'AyO^a.fffji.a., τοζ, ro, merchandise, or thing 
 bought and sold ; uyoξCίa■■τh$y ου, ο, a buyer, 
 2)articularly of victuals. From ά.yoξάζe^>. 
 
 ' AyoQ^ciffov, «Tit», and in the ju. a,yooaffa,Ti, buy 
 thou or ye ; 1. a. imp. act. ayo^affu^tv, 1. a. 
 SubJ. (f ayo^K^M. 
 
 'Ayo^iu'if^tv, to relate, tell, pres. irf. Ion. 
 for uyo^iuiiv and uy'o^iu' , for ά,γόξίυί, impcTf. 
 Ion. or ])res. imp. as also a.yΌξ^υov, for 'hyo- 
 gvjo\', imperf. from 
 
 i 'Ayo^iuou, to harangue, to speak to an assem- 
 bly ; uyo^iUTi, he related, 1. a. Ion. for γιγΌξΐυ- 
 ci' also to advise, to persuade, Herod. \ii, 
 10. 2Ί'ί. uynξά,.'\ 
 
 'Ayofiiuv, gen. pi. Ion, of ocyo^a. 
 *Ayooyi, Ion. for a.yo^a• ayo^Yivti, to the 
 forum or market, adv. ayo^Yiipi, in the forum ; 
 ciyo^nSiv, from the forum. 
 
 Άyoζrlh^ζ, ivros, o, part. 1. a. pas, of ccyo- 
 ξύω, to speak ; or Poet, for p'/ih)s, spoken ; 
 or from a,yo^,(a for ocyo^iuia. 
 
 'Aye^jis-iCTo, he harangued or spoke; 1. a, in. 
 Ion. for ηγοξήίΤΰίτο' from, u,yogaca, Th, ay οξύ. 
 
 'Ayo^'ATYis, ου, ο, an orator or speaker ; Ilmd 
 vii, 126. as also ά,yΰξvrcζ.'\ 
 
 "ΑΓ02, ios, TO, reverence, worship, the 
 thing worshipped, a sacrifice ; also crime. From, 
 3Π, a holiday, or from αΖω. 
 
 'Ayo$, ου, χα) ri, a leader or commander. 
 From ayω. 
 
 ΆΓ02Τ0'2, oZ, 0, the inside or palm of 
 the hand ; according to others, the arm. Per- 
 haps from ayu. 
 
 "ΑΓΡΑ, αζ, 'h, a catching, taking, hunting, 
 the chase. Hence ayξsυ/u.a, the prey sought for 
 in hunting. 
 
 Άyξάμμaroζ, ου, ο και vi, illiterate, unlearn- 
 ed. From a and yξάμμa. 
 
 ^ Ay^auXinu, ω, to pass the night in the coun- 
 try or fields ; f νισω, p. '/ικα. Hence 
 
 "Αγξαυλοί, ου, ο κα) ri, li\dng in the fields. 
 From άγξοζ and ahXri. 
 
 "Ay^aipoi, ου, 6 χ,αϊ 'h, unwritten ; as iimvrit- 
 ten laivs. Th. γξάφω. 
 
 "Ay^ii, for aiyv and ayξίt μαν, for ayi §^, 
 term of exhortation, come, come on, ^c. from 
 aypiu), to hunt ; hence αγξίΐβ" for αγξΰτί. 
 
 Άγξίυ;, ios, ό, Poet, a huntsman. Th. 
 ayga. 
 
 Άyξiυτyιξ, jjfo?, o, a huntsman. 
 Άyξίυτr,;, οΰ, ο, Ά huntsman. 
 'Ayξίύω,f. ιύ(Τω, to hunt. 
 Άyξ'/ιv, Ion. for ay^av, acc. sing. of αγξα, 
 the chase, a hunting. Herod, i, 40.] 
 
 ' Ayζ^a'tvω, f. ανω, to exasperate, irritate, en- 
 rage. From ay^io?. 
 
 Άyξioc,ζ, ahoi, 'h, belonging to the coun- 
 try ; rustic, clownish. From ay^oi. 
 
 Άyξίiλa^os, ου, ο κα) ίι, a wild olive-tree. 
 From cly^to? and ϊλάϊα. 
 
 'Ay^ios, ου, 0, the name of a man, Agrius. 
 " Ay^toi, Ία, lov, rustic, wild, ferocious ; ac- 
 cordingly aygia, neut. jdur. for adv. in a 
 rustic, clownish manner; άγξίωτάτω, dat. sing,' 
 superlat. Th. ay^o?. 
 
 'A'j/^/orjjf, 7-0?, 'Λ, rusticity, clovvnishness. 
 'Ayot'ou, to exasperate, to enrage. Th. 
 αγξΐο;. 
 
 ' Ayo^i'X'Trai, ου, ο, the name of a man, 
 Agrippa. 
 
 Άyξ^Λι'^yιs> ίος, ο κά\ vi, wild, savage, fierce, 
 ferocious. From αγξίος. 
 
 '' Ay^ouiv, adv. from the country. 
 ^ Ayqout, adv. in the country.] 
 ^ Ayo^or/ia, αζ, ίι, a country-house. From 
 ay^oi. 
 
 "Aypoizo;, and Att, ay^olito?, ου, ο κ,α\ vi, a 
 countryman, a rustic ; rude, unpolished, clowns 
 ish.] 
 
 'Ay^oi>iOraTo?, superl. of ay^oiKoi. 
 ' Ay^oiKui, clownishly, ignorantly.] 
 'Ay^oiUTUi, acc. pi. of 
 
 '"Ay^oiikiTTi?, ου, ο, rustic, rude, for άyξόιri}s, 
 Th. άyξόs. 
 
 ' Aypoκυboιμoζ, ου, ο κ,α) vt, that makes a tu- 
 mult in the country. From ay^oe and κυ^οιμό;. 
 Άγξομίν/ισ'ίν, Dat. p)L Ion. for άγίίξομίναΐζ^ 
 
ΑΓΧ 
 
 ΑΓΠ 
 
 by Sync. Hindu, 481. So άγξομίνοίο, gen. 
 Jon. άγξομίνων, for ά,γίίξομίνων, assembled ; 
 
 from ά,γίίξω, 
 
 Άγξόνοί, adv. to the country.] 
 
 Άγξονψ/ΐΰί, ας, '/ι, the regulation or govern- 
 ment of the lands round a city. 
 
 Άγξονομοί, magistrates who had the govern- 
 ment of the lands round a city. From ά,γξοζ 
 and ύμω. 
 
 'ΑΓΡΟ' 2, οϋ, a, a field, ground, land. From 
 ά,ζω, to plough. Hence in English, acre. 
 
 ^ Αγζοτίζα., a?, 'h. Poet, for α,γζίυτικτι, a name 
 of Diana, the huntress. Aristoph. Equit. 
 651.] 
 
 Άγξοτίξα,ζ, wild, savage ; gen. sing. f. g. 
 ef ά.γξότίροζ , 
 
 Άγξόπξος, ίζΆ, ίξον, wild, ru;stic, belonging 
 to the woods. From α,γξόί.'] 
 
 Άγξάτγ]ζ, ου, ο, a countryman, a rustic. 
 From «,γξο;. 
 
 ' Αγξυττνίοντκ, watching ; ace. pari. pres. of 
 
 Άγξυττνίω, a,f. '/iffca, p. κα, to watch. 
 
 Άγζνττνία,, Άζ, '/ι, a watching. Froin κγξυ-ι^νοζ. 
 
 Άγξυ-7Τν<'/ι, ν?) h, Ion. for οίγξΐ/τνιβί. 
 
 "Αγξυ-ττνος , ου, ο κ,α.) η, for ciil-^vos, being 
 without sleep, waking ; ά,γξύ•τνοι<ην, watchmen, 
 dat. j)l. Ion. 
 
 Άγξωσ-ίΤίίν, to hunt. Hence κγξωσΌ-α, ης, 
 '/I, a huntress. 
 
 Άγξύιτσων, hunting, pursuing. Odys.x, 53.] 
 
 ^ Kyputrrn?, ου, ο, and άγξωα'τωξ, ΰξοί, ο, a 
 huntsman. 
 
 "Αγξωα-τίξ, to?, τι, herbage, grass. 
 
 Άγξ&ΐ'Τ'ηζ, ου, ο. Poet, for α.'γζο'τηζ. 
 
 ΆΓΓΙΑ', α,ζ, 'h, a street, a way. From ayu 
 and γυΊα. 
 
 Άγυίκη?, ΐ^οζ, h, Poet, living in the same 
 street. 
 
 ^ Αγυμναα-Ιοί, a.;, h, inertness, sloth, want of 
 exercise ; the contrary to γυμνασίοί. 
 
 Άγύμνα,(ϊνοζ, ου, ο κ,οά h, unexercised ; also 
 much exercised. From a. and 'γυι^νάΖ,ω, to 
 exercise. ] 
 
 Άγύναίκοζ, and α,γΰν/ΐζ, and αγυνο?, ου, ο, un- 
 married, a bachelor. From α and γυνή, a woman. 
 
 Άγυξίω and άγυξίζω, to assemble. From 
 
 "ΑΓΤΡΙ2, £«?, 'h, an assembly, a collection 
 of people. Qu. if from άγοξα, by the change 
 of into υ, jEol. 
 
 Άγυξ7'/ΐζ, ου, ο, a mountebank, a juggler ; 
 from ά,γίίξω, or κγυξ*;. Hence ά,γυξτύζω, to 
 collect, gather together. 
 
 "Αγχ^, for ayx^i, adv. near. 
 
 " Αγχ^οίζί, Poet, for α,νάχ^οίζί• and α,γχ^α,σοα 
 for κνάχ^ΰίοΌίΐ, from αγχ^άζω for α.νοίχ^ά'ζω, 
 which is α,νοίχ^ύύξίω, to recede, or withdraw. 
 
 Άγ^αλάω, Poet, for ανοί^οίλάω, to loosen, 
 slacken. 
 
 " Ay^^octrhi, Oor.for οίγχ&ζί. 
 
 "Αγχ;αυξον, ου, το, twilight, day-break or 
 dawning ; also a cold frosty morning.] 
 
 "ΑΓΧΙ, adv. ivith the genit. near, hard by ; 
 also in a short time.] 
 
 'Ay^'iciKoi, ου, ο x,ol) 'h, near the sea, be- 
 
 2 
 
 longing to the sea-shore. Fro?n α,γχ,ι and οίλί^ 
 Also the name of a man and cfa city, Anchialus, 
 
 "Αγχ^ιζα,όηί, ίοζ, ο κ,οά 'h, deep ; the deep 
 sea near the shore, Odys. v, 413. From α,γχ,ι 
 and βάύο;.^ 
 
 Άγχ^ιζα,ίνω, f βνισω, to approach, to come 
 near. From οίγχ^ι and βα,ίνΜ,, 
 
 Άγ^ίζβίτίΰι), ω, f. '/κτω,. to come near ; also 
 to doubt, hesitate.] 
 
 ^ Αγχ^ιζίζίχ,χί, Dor. for α,γ^ζ^ίζ'ίζ'ήκ.^, he camG 
 near, p. act. of αγχ^ιζούνω, to approach or 
 come near. Hence αγχ^ι^άτ'/ις, and αγχ^ίζοίτιω. 
 
 " Αγχ^ίύα,νη;, ίο;, ο κ,χΐ h, almost dead. Tk^ 
 
 Άγ^ιάίοξ, ου, ο kcu h, near to a god, i, e, 
 like a god, godlike. Odys. v, 35.] 
 
 'Ayp(;Ju^oi;,dai. pi. oi αγχ^ίύυζος, ου, ο κ,ί/Α r,, 
 neighbouring. From όίγχ;ι and βύξα. 
 
 Άγχιμα,χ^ητη;, ου, ο, and οίγχ^'ίμα,^ο;, ου, α 
 KOU γι, and αγχ^ίμοίχ^ος, for euphony, fighting 
 hand to hand. Th. μά,χ^ομαι. 
 
 Άγρ(^ίμ,ολον, αύυ. from οίγ^'ψ^οΧος, ου, ό κ,οά 
 7), from the vicinity ; immediately, next. From 
 ciyx,t and μολίου, or μόλοι. 
 
 'Ayp^ivotoi, a$, '/], skill, cleverness, ability, 
 sagacity, cunning ; ά-γρ^^ίνοοί, ου;, ο και τι, 
 shrewd, cunning. From α,γχ^ι and v'oo;. 
 
 Άγρ(^ίρροο;, ου, ο χα) '/ι, having neighbour- 
 ing streams or rivers. Th. pioa. 
 
 'Ayx^lffuo, gen. JEol. of 
 
 'Ayp(^ia"/ie, ου, ο, dat. 'Ayp^^itfyi, the name of 
 a τηαη, Anchises. 
 
 "Αγχ^κττ', for ay^iffvoe,, nearest, very near ; 
 most, chiefly ; suj)erlat. loith gen. and dat. for 
 α.γχ;ισ'τα. and α,γχ^ίμάλίσ•το!,. Hence 
 
 'Ay^iif'riuu,f. ίΰα-ω, to be related or akin to ; 
 κ,γχ^ΐίΤΤίυ;, ioj;, o, a kinsman ; ay^sffro;, ου, ό 
 κ.κι 'A, next to. From 'ύ-γχι. 
 
 ^ Αγχ^ιστΊναι, or α,γχ^κττΤινκι, ηοτη. 2)1. f. g, 
 heaped together, standing together. From ίίγχ^ί 
 and Ίστγιμι. 
 
 Άγχ^Ισι-ξοφα, adv. quickly, with celerity t 
 α,γχίστξοφα. βουλίύατ^ΰΐι, to change one's opin- 
 ion, to be of a different opinion. From Άγχ;ι and 
 ο'Τξίφω. 
 
 Άγ^ίσ•7ξοφος, ου, ο κ,οά τι, sudden, rapid. 
 Thucyd. ii, 5'».] 
 
 ' Αγχ^όύζν, adv. from a near place, near by. 
 
 Άγχ;ό0ί, the same with a-yx^t or αγχου. 
 
 Άγχόν/ι, *ι;, '/ί, a halter ; a cord with which 
 any thing is strangled or hanged. 
 
 "Ayxovh, ri;, h, the act of strangling.] 
 
 "Αγχοτάτω,αάν. nearest; Ion.for\yy{jrara,. 
 
 Άγχότίξο;, Ion. for ΙγγύτΒξο; . Th. οίγχι. 
 
 Άγχοΰ, Poet, the saTue as «.γχι. 
 
 "Αγχου, jn^es. imperat. pas. of 
 
 "ΑΓΧίΙ, f. ξ*/, ]). χα, to strangle, choak, 
 kill. From Π^Π» to strangle. Hence j^erhaps 
 in English, το hang. 
 
 ΆγχωμαΧο;, ου, ο κα\ h, almost equal, doubt- 
 ful. From ayxt and ομαΧο;, even or equal. 
 
 "ΑΓΩ, to do, act, lead, bring, estimate, 
 reckon, educate, bring up, go ; 1 . f. αί,ω, 
 part, a^oov, being about to bring ; perf. τιχα. 
 
ΑΔΑ 
 
 1Θ 
 
 ΑΔΕ 
 
 Att. ay*ix;ay and, by Epenth. of the a, αγ?ίοχ^α• 
 2. a. τιγον, Att. 'Ayctyov imper. ίίγχγε, iraiy 
 jyL άγάγίτί' subj. άγύγω, vis, », 3. pi. άγάγω- 
 fftv irif. αγαγίΤν peif. jxts. νίγμαΐ' 1 , a. pas. 
 'αχίην 1. /. α,χβγκτομα,ι. From JHJj naag, 
 to lead. 
 
 "Αγω χα.) φίξω, See φίξω. 
 "Αγω, more usually a,γvυf/,li to break ; f. α^ω, 
 p. νιχ^Ά• 1. a. ηί,Ά• 2. a. yiyov p. m. riyac,• Att, 
 Ικζ,ω, 'ioc^a, ϊοί^α, ίχγον, Ίαγα.. 
 
 Άγωγίι, Τις, h, manner of living, bringing 
 up ; αγωγείζ, ιωζ, ο, one who brings up or 
 educates ; α,γωγιμος, ου, ο aai h, easy to be 
 led or carried ; αγωγός, oZ, ο κοά h, a guide or 
 conductor. 
 
 Άγωγιον, ου, το, a load or burden for a cart 
 or wagon, a cart-load. 
 
 ΆΓΠ'Ν, ωνος, ο, a contest, a trial, an assem- 
 bly ; also the circus or place of the games ; 
 a theatrical representation, Aristot. Poet. 6. 
 From αγω,~\ 
 
 Άγωήοί, ας, 'h, anguish, anxiety ; a contest 
 of skill. Hence αγωνιάω and άγωνίζω, to 
 contend, \\e with ; άγωνια-ττις, ου, ό, one that 
 contends, a boxer, wrestler, prize-fighter, stage- 
 plaver; αγωνιστικός, h, ov, prepared to contend; 
 αγωνιος, ου, ο κοά ί), belonging to games or 
 contests. 
 
 Άγωνί'^ίίτΰίί, Ion, for νιγωνισμενοι ιΐσ), 3. Jil. 
 perj. pas. of άγωνίζω, from 3. sing, τιγων/ο'- 
 <ra/, rejecting, the augment, and shortening the 
 j)enult by taking away a and inserting δα in its 
 jylace. 
 
 Άγωναυμαί, I shall or will fight ; Dor. for 
 άγωνιουμα/, 1 . f. m. Att. for, αγωνίσομαι, from, 
 
 'Αγωνίζομαι, to contend, struggle, endeav- 
 our ; imperf ^ιγωνίξόμτιν, ov, ίτο' p. pas. νιγω- 
 νΐίτμαί. 
 
 ' Αγωνία ai, 1. a. inf. act. and άγωνκτχι, 1. a. 
 imperat. m. of αγων'ιζω. 
 
 'Αγώνισμα, ατός, το, contest, trial. From 
 άγων. 
 
 ' Αγωνιστγις, οΰ, ό, a boxer, a stage -player. 
 
 "Αδα, Dor. for ah'/), dut. sing, of α^ης. 
 
 'Α^αημονία, ας, h, unslcilfulness, ignorance; 
 Ion. α^α'Αμονίη, ης• From 
 
 ' Κ^οίήμων, όνος, ο κα) «, unskilled, ignorant. 
 From a and ^αίω. 
 
 Ά'^αίις, ίος, β και h, unlearned, ignorant. 
 Th. Ια'ιω. 
 
 'Α^ά'ήτος, ου, ό κα) h, unknown, ilesiod. 
 Theog. 655.] 
 
 Ά^άκξΰτος, ου, ό κα) '/ι, without tears ; unla- 
 mented. From a and ^άκξυ. 
 
 Ά'^αμ, the name of a man. Adam. 
 
 'Αδάμαντα, aCC. sing. of α^άμας. 
 
 'Αδαμάντινος, >j, ov, adamantine, strong, firm, 
 resolute. From 
 
 Ά'^άμας, αντος, Ό, adamant, a diamond ; 
 q. d. αδάμαστος, unsubdued, on account of its 
 hardness. From a, for ^υς, and ^αμάω. 
 
 'Ακάματος, ου, ό κα) h, stout-hearted, having 
 fortitude, vinsubdued, Theocr. xv, 4 ; also 
 refractory. See αΐίματος,] 
 
 'A^a^ijtrai, to be prurient, 1. a. irf. act. of 
 άοχζίω. See ά^αχ^ίω. 
 
 'Α^ά•ρτανος, ου, ό χα) ί), and αοατάνως, adv. 
 without expense, frugally. Th. ^α-τανάω. 
 
 ΆΔΑ'ΡΚΗ2, ου, ό, a salt concretion or 
 incrustation about the stalks of reeds, &c. 
 
 "Απασαν, for ασαν, they have hurt or wounded 
 very much or excessively ; \. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 of α^ω, to satiate or fill, and to hurt. The 
 Lacedcemonians, in their comjmunds, make use 
 of the particle α^ω from a^nv, sufficiently, 
 abundantly, luhich is an augmentative. 
 
 "Αγαστός, ου, ο κα) ή undivided. Th. ^αίζω. 
 
 'Αία^ίω, a),f. ήσω, to excite a violent desire 
 or itching to do any thing ; to scratch. 
 
 "Αϊ^αυον, very dry, driest ; for uZav. ia- 
 conic. 
 
 Άϊl•άς, Poet, for ά^ύς, bold. See α^ιίτις. 
 
 ' Α^'^'/ιχ.ότες. See άτι^ηκΌτες, and ά^ηχότίς. 
 
 "Ah'^mfor a^'/iv, adv. much, abundantly. 
 
 Ά^^ί^φαγία, ας, ή, greediness, voracity. From 
 
 Ά'^^ί^φάγος or α^'/ιφάγος, ου, ο κα) τι, greedy, 
 voracious, a glutton. From a'^^tiv and φά- 
 γομαι. 
 
 'Α}^), indeclinable, a name of a man, sig~ 
 nifying a traveller, one who passes. 
 
 "Άδ^/ξ, the name of a dry measure, contain- 
 ing four choenices. 
 
 "Αόε χα) αυτά. Dor. for l^ou δε χα) αυτί}^ 
 behold her herself. "^Αδε is also put for ^δε, 
 imperf. of ah ω. 
 
 "^Α^ί, Dor. adv. for nhi, hither, thither, here. 
 
 'A2im, See ahtm. 
 
 "A^ii, 3. sing, of ίβω' 2. pi. ahrs' part, 
 fem. g. ahouira. 
 
 "Khu, Dor. for vihu, dat. sing, of' /ι^ύ;. 
 
 "Ahiia, See ahii' /ις. 
 
 Ά^ίίις, ίος, ό χα) h, intrepid, fearless. Poet. 
 
 for α^ίνις and αο^ζης ; from a and hios, which is 
 
 from ^ίί^ω. Also ά^ί^ις, rash, headstrong, which 
 
 is from οί^ίτος, that cannot be restrained ; from, 
 
 ^ίω, to bind. 
 
 'Α^ύνις, gen. sing Ion. of ahua, exemption 
 from fear, fearlessness, security, confidence. 
 From a and ^ίος. 
 
 'Ακύμαντος, ου, ό χα) h, fearless, intrepid. 
 From a and ^εΐμα. 
 
 'Ahi7v, to please; jyres. irf. of α^ίω. 
 
 "Α^ίίτνος, ου, ο χα) h, supperless, not having 
 supped, fasting. Th. ht-rvcv. 
 
 Άΐίίσι^χιμόνως, adv. without fear of the 
 gods, without superstition. 
 
 'Αδέκαστος, ου, ο κα) h, incorrupt, not cor- 
 rupted by presents or bribes. Hence 
 ^ Ά^εχάστως, adv. incorruptly, honestly. 
 
 Ά^ελφειος, and ά^ελφεος, ου, ό, for αδελφός, 
 a brother. Poet, and Ion. 
 
 Ά'^ελφίι, ης, h, a sister. 
 
 'Α§£λ(ρ;δ{ϊ, m, v), a brother's or sister's 
 daughter. 
 
 'Α^ελφιΥιον, ου, το, (diminutive) a little or 
 young brother. 
 
 Ά%ιλφι%οΰς, ου, ό, a brother's or sister's son. 
 
 'Alίλφ'ίζω,f. ίσω, p. xa, to call one by thie 
 
ΑΔΗ 
 
 11 
 
 ΑΔΙ 
 
 name of brother, to salute one as a brother. 
 The theme of all these is ά,^λφόξ. 
 
 'Α^ίλφικωζ, adv. in a brotherly or fraternal 
 manner. 
 
 Ά^ίλφοκ,τόνΰξ, ou, Ko.) h, a fratricide, or killer 
 ef brothers. From ά,'^ίλφοξ and κ,τύνω, to kill. 
 
 Ά^ίλψοξ, ^ol.for ά^£λ(ροί, a brother. 
 
 ΆΔΕΑΦΟ'2, ου, ο, a brother. It is also 
 nsedfor a kinsman, a cousin ; also resembling, 
 similar to. From «, that is ofiou, and ^ίλφυ; •, 
 as much as to say^ ομοΒίλφος. 
 
 Ά^λφότΐΐ;, '/ιτος, ί, brotherhood, fraternity. 
 
 ΆΤίματοξ, ου, ο κ,οά '/], deprived of body, dis- 
 embodied, dead ; also brave, fearless. JBut the 
 passage where this word occurs, Theocr. xv, 4, 
 rxi a^ifjbaru -^υχ^ΰς, is considered as a false 
 reading for ά,Χίμάτου, or, according to others, 
 βο^αμάτου, which latter reading is su2ψorted by 
 MSS. 
 
 Ά^Υίμίν, Ion. for a^nv, to sing. From ίβω. 
 
 "A^iv^^aj, ου, xuj it, being without trees. 
 Th. νίν^ξον, a tree. 
 
 ΆΤΐί, Dor. for ^α-φιλ)?, abundant, copious. 
 
 "Ahs, the feet ; also for άτιΤί;, unpleasing, 
 Hesych. 
 
 ΆΥίσ•τοτΰ!, ου, ο κα.) h, not having a master, 
 free ; also anonymous, or not having a known 
 author. 
 
 'AhiffTorug, adv. from a and δίσ-ίΤβτ»?;. 
 
 ^Α^ίυκ,τΐί, ίοξ, ο itou h, bitter, austere. From 
 a and ^ζΖκ,ος, sweetness. 
 
 'Ayiip'/jros, ου, Η,α) 'h, raw, crude, α,χα,τίξ- 
 ya<froi, unwrought. From "^ί-φίω, to soften, 
 and a, priv. 
 
 ΆΔΕΏ, iw,y. ^cey, p. ijxet, to please. Hence 
 aoos, ου, 0, joy. 
 
 'A^5iy, to be satiated, to be weary or tired of 
 a thing ; y. τκτμ, jj. '/ικοί, 1. α. ^ol. α^ήσίΐοί, 
 and, hy doubling the δ, ah'hnrua. From aha>, 
 to satiate. 
 
 'Α^ίωζ, adv. without fear, with impunity.] 
 
 "A^s7, 2. a, subj. of ah'iu, it may have 
 pleased. 
 
 Ά!8ηκόης, (and for the sake of the metre, 
 ά,ο^'/ιχότ£$) 2^eif. jjart. Ion. for rt^nKons, from, 
 aVioi), or, as some say, from ά'/ι^ίω, to be tired 
 with labour. Th. οίΐω, to satiate. 
 
 'Ad'/ixToTar'/i, supcrl.f. of α,^>]κ.τοί, ου, ο κ,οα 
 VI, not liable to be eaten or destroyed by ver- 
 min, not wormeaten. From a and ^άκ,νω. 
 
 Ά'^'^λητο;, ου, ο κ,οά h, unhurt, entire, safe. 
 From 01, and %'/ιλίω. 
 
 "Α^ηλοζ, ου, ο xoit «, not manifest, uncertain, 
 imperceptible ; from a, and %ν\\οζ. Hence ί^ή- 
 λωζ, adv. obscurely, imperceptibly ; ά^^ιλότί]?, 
 '/)ΤΌς, 'h, uncertainty. 
 
 'Α^νμιούξγητοζ, ου, ο κ,οί) h, rude, unfinished, 
 imperfect j that can do nothing. From a and 
 β'/ιμίουξγίω.^ 
 
 ΆΔΗΜΟΝΕΏ. «, /. -W, p. ma, 1. a. 
 'ή^ημόν/ιιτοί, to suffer great anguish or agony of 
 mind ; to be terrified. From ahieu. "Ιίξξατο 
 λυτίΐα-βοιι xxt d^' /ιμονίΐν, he began to be sorrow- 
 ful and very heavy, Mat. xxvi, 37.] 
 
 "ΑΔΗΝ and ci^^tiv, adv. abundantly, suffi- 
 ciently. 
 
 ΆΔΗ'Ν, ivoi, 0, a gland of the throat or 
 other part. 
 
 'A^tjvhi, ίο;, 0, Poet, unadvised, imprudent, 
 careless. Hence the adv. ά^τ^νίω;, unadvisedly. 
 From a. and ^ήνο{, counsel or wisdom. 
 
 'Α^ϊΐξίτοζ, ou, Kou 71, free from contention. 
 Th. %/i. 
 
 "A^'/ii, ου, 0, Poet, for ai'^;;?, the infernal re- 
 gions, Tartarus; ace. a^yiv. 
 
 'A^^iru;, 2. sing. \. f. of kvtava, to please 
 or gratify. 
 
 'A^55^ay/a, See οί^^ίίφοίγίΰί. 
 'A^tayvaffTo;, ου, 6 »αί ij, difficult to be dis- 
 tinguished. 
 
 Ά^χίξίτον, inseparable, not separated, undi- 
 vided. From α and ^ιαίξίω. 
 
 Ά^ίόίχξϊτο;, ου, ο κ,οά ίι, not doubting, that 
 cannot be distinguished. From a. and δ/α- 
 κρί\ομο(,ι. 
 
 Ά^ίκλείττοζ, ου, ό κ,οά νι, unremitted, unceas- 
 ing, not intermitted. 
 
 Άδ/αλε/•ττ«ί, adv. unremittingly, without 
 intermission. From, a. and ^οίλίίττω. 
 
 Ά'^ίάλλακτοξ, ου, ο κα) h, irreconcilable, im- 
 placable. From a, and ^ιοι,λΧάττω. 
 
 Ά^άλΰτο;, ου, ο κ,οά «, indissoluble, insep- 
 arable. From a, and διαλύω. 
 
 *A^ioivrov, ου, το, a kind of plant called . 
 maiden-hair. 
 
 'AVioivroi, ου, ο κοά ri, not sprinkled or moist- 
 ened, not wet. From oc and %ιοίΙνω. 
 Ά%ίάττωτοζ, ου, ο κοά νι, firm, stable. 
 Ά^ιecτξί'rroί, ου, ο κοά h, unmoved, firmt 
 Ά^ιοίτζίττω?, adv. unmovedly. 
 ^ Α^ιο(,φθοξ1α., οίζ, 'h, incorruptibility, integrity ; 
 οι^ίά,φΰοξο;, ου, ο κοά h, incorrupt. Th. φύίίξω» 
 Ά^άφοξοί, ου, ο κοά τι, indifferent, careless ; 
 not unlike. From, a, and 'Βιοίφίξω. 
 
 'A^ta-^iuffTos, ου, κοά h, that cannot be de- 
 ceived. 
 
 'AVthocKTOi, ου, οκοά h, untaught; self-taught; 
 that cannot be taught. From α artrf ^ιΐάα-χω.^ 
 Ά^/εξίτασ-τβί, ου, ο κοά '/ι, not to be related or 
 expressed, inexpressible. 
 
 'A'Stnyyiros, ου, ο κοάϊ% inexplicable, that can- 
 not be related. 
 
 'AtiKOit'oToiToi, one in whom there is no 
 justice, very unjust, 
 
 ' A^iKiffffoii, Ion. and jEoI. for ahKyiffon, I. 
 a. irf. act. of 
 
 Ά^κίω, ω, to do injustice, to injure, f. ^/rat, 
 J). hVtKYiKui' ahix'/KrocTi, 1. a. imper. act. ah- 
 κουντοί, accus. nng. part. pres. ά^ικϊομο^, 
 οΖμαι, to be injured, to be wronged ; p. pas. 
 ΐΐ^ίκΐΐμοίΐ' 1. a. τ^^ικ'ήύ^. From ol and ^ίκα. 
 
 Ά^ίκαμοι, oLTOi, TO, an injury, a wrong ; a.h• 
 χ'^μοίΐη, dat. pi. 
 
 'AhK'/jriov, an injury to be done ; verbal adj. 
 from ahtxtu, 
 
 'Altxioi, ois, *if injustice. Th. Vixn. 
 'Ahxololiu, to revile, defame ; to covet fame 
 unjustly. 
 
ΑΔΡ 
 
 12 
 
 ΑΔΠ 
 
 ^'/JiiKDs, ου, ό και VI, unjust ; comjMr. ά,^ικά- 
 
 •ΠξΟζ. 
 
 "Α'^ϊκ.ΰί, adv. unjustly. 
 
 ΆΔΙΝΟ'2, yj, ον, full, dense. From α^'/,ν, 
 abundantly. 
 
 " Α^ιον, Dor .for ',τ^ιον, sweeter; compar. of'h^us. 
 
 Ά^ιοξβωτωζ, in such a state as ηυί to be 
 capable of correction or amendment. 
 
 "Αί;•ψβί, ov, Ό κΆΪ '/), not thirsty ; that 
 quenches thirst. Th. ^ί-φα, thirst. 
 
 "A}f/MTus, ov, 0, Oor.for"A^^7iTos, the name 
 of a man, Admetus. 
 
 'Αδ,«'/!ί, TiTo;, iccu 'h, (the same as α^μ'^τοί,') 
 untamed, that has not submitted. From a and 
 
 Ά^μ,ιητ'/ι, the name of a ■ioo7nan, Admete. 
 
 Ά^μ,ολίχ, or α,^/ι/,Μλία, 'h, ignorance. From 
 a and Ί'^μων, by Sync, and changing ν into λ. 
 
 "Αοοίμι, 2. a. Opt. of οίϊζω, to please. 
 
 'AVoxviTov, adv. unexpectedly, unawares. 
 From a and ^ο-Λω. 
 
 Ά^σκ'/ίτο}, ov, κύά '/ι, unexpected, sudden, 
 that disappoints expectation.] 
 
 " KhoxX^ui, ου, aau h, not estimable, not 
 approved of, not genuine. From a, and Vok- 
 ιμοζ. Th. ^οΆίω. 
 
 " Κ^οΧισχιω, to prattle, to be loquacious or 
 talkative, to meditate; ύ^οΧισχΎισοι,ί, \. a. i)f. 
 act. Frofn alu χίσχ^Άζ, satiety of con\'^ersation. 
 
 ' Ps^oXicx^'iOi, Iocs, h, loquacity, garrulity, talka- 
 tiveness. 
 
 "Αδβλβ;, ου, ο -Acu η, not deceitful ; real or 
 genuine. Th. VoXoi, fraud or deceit. 
 
 ΆδόΡ.ώ;?, ado. without deceit, faithfully, 
 frankly. 
 
 "K)iov, I did sing, or was singing, Hor. im- 
 peif. for vi^ov' also the pai-Licip. neut. gen. of 
 7nasc. α)ίων, from ψ)Μ. But uhov is the jiart. 
 ncut. gen. 2. a. act. of ΰ,ν^άνω, or ά,^ίύΐ• and 
 κοοιμι, opt, 
 
 'Ahovci, αζ, 'A, Dor. for 'h'^ovh, pleasure. 
 
 'Atov'/iros, ου, ό κα) h, immovable, unshaken. 
 Th. οον'ιω. 
 
 ' Αόον)ζ, Ίοοζ, 'h, gu. ccyioo'.'i;• See α,Ίηοων. 
 
 'A^'ovTi νόύϋ, witli a cheerful mind, with alac- 
 rity. From ΰ,οίω' 2. a. ridov. 
 
 "Αόο^οζ, ου, ο 7ca) 'λ, inglorious, without reputa- 
 tion. Hence uoa'^ioc, us, h, ignominy ; and ά'^ο'ξίω, 
 to be destitute of renown. From « and Voi^a. 
 
 "Α^όοζ, ου, ό, joy. From άόίω, to please. 
 
 ■"A^~oi, £05, TO, satiety. From α^ω, to satiate. 
 
 "Aftou, gen. sing. <f a^m, the infernal regions. 
 
 Άόξκμυττ'/ινοξ, h, ov, Adramyttenian, or be- 
 lonc^ng to the city of Adramyttium. 
 
 'Κόρκνίω, to be inhrm ; a)id «^^ανί/α or ά^ξο.- 
 νια, aj, 'h, weakness. From 
 
 'Aopcivh?, ios, ό Kc /Λ r„ weak, imbecile. From 
 a and ϋζοίίνω. 
 
 Ά'^ξάιττίΐα, Ion, 'Αδ^>ίίΓτί/«, the goddess Ne- 
 mesis . 
 
 "Αΰξαστο;, ου, ο y.u) h, averse to flight, inev- 
 itabk•. 
 
 " Α'^ζοι.στοζ, ου, Ό, Adrastus, king of the 
 Argivi. llcnce h 'A^oaffrtiso νόμω. 
 
 'Α^ζίΤ'ήζολο;, ου, ο aou h, successful in attain- 
 ing great or sublime objects. Longin, 8. Ti 
 ^ίξΐ τοίζ νο'/ισίίζ κ^ξί-Τ'/ιζολον, Ά just sublimity 
 as to the thoughts ; facility in conceiving sub- 
 lime ideas ; sublimity of conception. Iji sect. 
 9. Longinus uses μζγαΧοφυίς in a similar 
 sense. Μίγ/χ,λΐ9Τ'^ζολοζ is also used in a sim- 
 ilar manner. '\ 
 
 Ά^ξζτίζολοί, ου, ό χα) h. See the p)receding 
 ivord. 
 
 Ά^ξΆ(Ττ1ν>], a daughter of Adrastus. 
 
 "Α^ξ'/)σ•τβ$, Ion. for α,^ξαα•τος, ου, ο, which 
 see. 
 
 Ά^ξίαί, ου, ό, the Adriatic, or Gulf of 
 Venice. 
 
 ΆΔΡΟ'2, ξχ, ξον, abundant, great, weighty, 
 powerful. Hence 
 
 Ά2ξοα•ύννι, VIS, ή, abundance, plenty. 
 
 "Α^ξότ'ήζ, Υιτος, 'h, abundance. Th, α^ξός, 
 
 ' Α'^ξύνομαι, to grow up, inci'ease, grow thick 
 or swell. From ά,^ξόζ. Hence «δ^ι/νσ-;?, ma- 
 ture age. 
 
 Ά^υ, Dor. for nhl•, sweet. See νί^ύς, 
 
 'Α^ΰγλωσ'σοζ, ου, ο κα) h. Dor, for η^ύγΧωσσοζ, 
 sweet of speech, smooth-tongued. From hVjs 
 and yXuffffa. 
 
 Ά^υί<7Τ7ίζ, ios, κ,α) h. Dor. for i^^'jZ'TfTiSr 
 speaking fair words, fair-spoken. From h^us 
 and %'7τω. 
 
 '' K^CXoyos, ου, ο κ,α) vi, Dor. for r^UKoyos, fair- 
 spoken. From rt^hs and X'oyos, 
 
 'Α^υμίλ^5ί ίοζ, ό και 'h. Dor. for 'h'^υμ^λ'/ιst 
 sweet of sound, sounding sweetly. From n^vs 
 and μίΧο5. 
 
 Ά^υνάμί'/ι, VIS, Ion. for αδυναμία, as, yi, want 
 of strength or power, inability. Froin a andf 
 '^ύναμαι. Hence 
 
 ' Α^υναα-'ια, as, 'h, inability, weakness. 
 
 Ά^υνατίω, to be unable, y. νισοι), 1. a, '/ι^υνά- 
 T'/iffa. From a and "^ύναμαι. 
 
 'A'hovarov, ου, το, an impossible thing, an im- 
 possibility. 
 
 'A^uvaros, ου, ό χα) h, impossible, infirm, dis- 
 abled, incapacitated ; compar, α^υνατΜηξ05, 
 svpert. σ^υνατωτατοζ. 
 
 ' A^Uttvoos, Dor. for '/i^u^rvoos, ου, ό χ,α) 'h, 
 breathing mildly. Frotn '/ι^υ and 'ττνιω. 
 
 'A^t/j, Dor. for '/ι'^υς, sweet. 
 
 "A'^VTov, ου, το, or ci^VTos, ου, ο, the inmost 
 part of a temple, &c. a place to which the 
 entrance is not free. From a and ϊ»νοα or 
 οΰω. 
 
 "ΑΔΩ, y. (Toj, to satiate, satisfy. But α^ω, 
 to singj^or αύ1>ω, f. ίίσω, p. rxa, \. a. γΐ,σΆ, p. 
 pass. η(τμο(.ι' from 1'\'^'' jada, or "mn hoda, to 
 celebrate. And οίοω, to please ; 2.f. ahu' p. 
 m. taha. Poet. i\ic/^a,for riha, part iaocos' 2. a. 
 'iaoovfor '/loov. 
 
 Ά5&/ν, ovos, '/I, Dor. for a'/j^av, a night- 
 ingale. 
 
 'A.oav, όντο;, ο, pleasing, that pleaseth ; part. 
 2. a. (f α^ίω or ανύάνω. 
 
 "KhcdviM, ace. hug. of "A!huvis, 'itos, a pro2)er 
 name, Adonis. 
 
ΑΕΙ 
 
 13 
 
 ΑΕΜ 
 
 ^Α^Μξ^τοί, ον, Ο κοά ή, not having a gift. 
 JFrom a. and ^ΰξον. 
 
 Ά^Μξο^οκ,^ιτοζ, ον, ο Koi η, uncorrupted by 
 gifts, not having acccepted presents. From 
 %iugov, '^ίχ^ο/ΑΆί, and a, priv. 
 
 "Α^ωξοζ, ου, ο Ttou yi, destitute of gifts ; also 
 oiie that does not give. 
 
 Ά^ΜΤ'^, dat. sing, of κ^ύτ^ζ, ου, ο, that 
 gives nothing. From a and lurm. 
 
 Άίβλίύίο, f. ίΰσω, p. Koc,, to struggle, con- 
 tend, fight; κίύλίύίπΐίν, 1. a. opt. ^ol. Th. 
 eU^ko;. 
 
 'A'JXiOMffiv, they may struggle or contend 
 together ; 3. jd. jyres. subj. of ηίθΧιΰω. 
 
 Άίβλίω, Ion. for οίύλ'ίω, to contend. Hence 
 
 Άζύλτίτηζ, ηξοξ, <5, one that contends. 
 
 Ά'ίύλιον, or α,ίύλον, or α,βλον, ου, ro, the prize 
 or reward of a contest. From diuXo;, or α,βλος, 
 ου, ο, a contest. Hence α,ύλιοζ, /α, tov, wretched, 
 miserable; kUXios, ου, ο χα* ν, one who contends. 
 
 ' AieXoviKta, a victory after a contest. From, 
 κίβλοζ and v'tan. 
 
 "ΑΕΘΑ02, ου, 0, a contest, exertion, pains. 
 From oi priv . a7id Ιβίλω- (but ίίίβλον is from, 
 a. intens. and Ιβίλω• for though a contest 
 should be avoided, yet the reward of it is much 
 to be wished for, 'xa.w ihX'/irov) or from τλάω, 
 to endure. 
 
 ΆεβλοφόξΟζ, ου, ό κα) η, bearing off the prize 
 or reward of a contest. From οίίέλον and φίξω. 
 
 ΆΕΓ, udv. always. Hence, jjerhaps, the 
 English word aye. hi compounds the ι is 
 sojnetimes rejected, as aivetoifor άί/ναο?.] 
 
 Άίίγΐνίτάων, gen. pi. ^ol. of 
 
 'Auyiurni, ου, ο, everlasting, perpetual. 
 From a.ii and γΐνετόξ. 
 
 'Ast'^iXoi, Poet, for ua^hs, ίο;, ο κ,αι τι, not 
 conspicuous, not apparent ; also deformed ; also 
 very conspicuous, the a. being intensive. From 
 a. and ί'ί^ω, to see. 
 
 "Asi^iv, Dor. for αύ'^ίΐν, to sing; j'»'e.9. inf. 
 
 "Αύ'^εο, (ίο Io7i. for ου,) sing thou ; 2)res. 
 im2)€r. jyas. 
 
 ^ AuhoKfoi,, Dor. for αι'ί^ουσα, pres. part. f. g. 
 
 "Aiihov, 1. or 3. irnperf. act. Ion, for nu'^ov• 
 aii^of-iivuv, gen. pi. part. pres. pas. ά,ίί^ων, ovtos, 
 pres. part. act. uu^ovrtfor au^atjcri, Dor. 3. jd. 
 pres. of Kill• ω. 
 
 ΆΕΓΔίΙ, Poet, ίβω, to sing, to celebrate 
 in poetry ; f ά'/κτω, perf. act. ηίΐκ,οί,. Poet, ^κα,• 
 perf pas. ηα^μαίΐ. Poet, '/ατμαΐ' perf. mid. 'J\oiha, 
 fro7)% which is derived aot^o^, h, ov, fern. gen. 
 iioihvt, contract, uhh, m, n. Hence the English 
 word. ODE. 
 
 ΆίΓζωοζ, ου, ό ncu '/ι, eternal, everlasting; 
 α,ύζωον, το, a genus of jylants, called Sempervi- 
 vum or Sedumj houseleek. From άύ and 
 
 Άε/χεα, unbecoming, unsuitable, incompati- 
 ble, unworth}'•, foul ; ace. sing, of au>ths, ίοζ, 
 ίίΐΆ&ς, η. g. From a, and ύκ,ω. 
 
 'AitKtin, ijf , '/5, Ion. for άε/»ε/«, indignity, abuse. 
 
 Άε/Αίέλ/β?, ου, Ό κ,κι h, contemptible, base ; 
 nearly the same with «,U7in$. ; 
 
 Άακ,νΐξ, See Kuzia,, 
 
 Άίΐκ,ίζω, Att. ot.lκ,tζω,f. ύω. to treat one itx 
 an unbecoming manner or with indignity. From 
 α,ακνίζ. 
 
 Άιί/ΐΛίνοίί, Poet, for Dor. άε^ενα;, which is 
 for oiiivfrom α,ω. 
 
 Άίίμν/ισ-τοζ, ου, ο κ,α,) 'h, eVer-memorable 
 From /Λίμνήσκω. 
 
 ' AiivxovTMv, gen. pi. of α,ιινάων, ovros, ever- 
 flowing. Herod, lib* i. Some read oiivam. 
 From άύ and νύ,ω. 
 
 ^ Αίίξοί, 1. a. act. Ion. for '^n^a' κζΐξάμίνος, 
 undertaking, jyart. 1. a. mid. from α,ύξω• κίΐξό- 
 μίνος, 2)art. pres. pas. αίίξον, 1. a. imperat. act. 
 from 
 
 ' AEI'Pn, y. ^ω. 1. a. 'Αίίζ^α,,ρ, ^ίξκ,οί, 2. a. 
 '/)ίξον, to take up, raise up, elevate ; g. d. us 
 
 οίίξοί κιρω, 
 
 'Αε /V, j^res.part. of ατιμι, blowing, breath- 
 ing• 
 
 'Aua'acr,for ά,είσα,το, \ . a. m. 3. sing. Ion* 
 auffari, 1. a. imperat. act. άί'κτκ, as, z, ind. 
 Ion. άύσΌμοίΐ, 1. f. m. aucrn;, 2. sing. 1. a. 
 subj. act. of άίΊ%ω. 
 
 "Auffiv, JEol, for aiTcrtv, they bjow ; 3. pi. 
 of α'/ιμι. 
 
 "Αασ-μα, α,τοζ, το. Poet, for α,α•μα, a singing, 
 a song. Th. άι'ίΐω. 
 
 "Άίχοίζόμζνος, unwilling ; ^;re5. part. pas. of 
 αΐκάΖ,ω, to compel. From a and Ikmv. 
 
 Ά'ικ,'/ιτι, adv. unwillingly, reluctantly ; ά,ίκ,ον- 
 Tis, j)l. unwilling, κίκοντί, dual, of άίκων, ovtos' 
 inf. g. άίκ,ουσ for α.ΐκ,ουσ•οί. Th. \κύν. 
 
 Άελ/βί, Poet, for νιλιοξ, the sun. 
 
 "AEAAA, m, h, a storm, tempest. 
 
 Άελλάδίί, 2)1. of aiXXa;, swift, having the 
 swiftness of a tempest. In Sojuocl. it is aj)- 
 2)lied to horses, Oed. Tyr. 467, where some 
 erro7ieously read άίλλοττοάων for ά&λλκ^ων.~\ 
 
 Άελλίίί, ίοζ, ο κ,α,] h, stormy, tempestuous^ 
 troubled. 
 
 'Αελλί!Τ(9^ε?, nom. pd. of αίλλό•τους, o^og, ό 
 κ,(/Α h, or αίλλοττοί, ου, ό κα.) h, swift as a tem- 
 pest. From Μίλλχ and -ττόΰζ, a foot. 
 
 Άίλλα, the na7)ie of a Har2ry ; q. d. 
 stormy. 
 
 Άιλλω^η?, ίοζ, ο »«/ 'A, stormy, troubled. 
 Fro7n oitXXo(,.'\ 
 
 Άίλ'ττηί, ίοζ, ο jcBu h, unhoped. Fro7n Ιλ-ττίς, 
 
 Άελίτοντεί, {^ουκ Ιλττίζοντζ;) despairing, not 
 hoping. 
 
 "AiX-Trr'jfor οίελτττοί, not to be hoped : worn. 
 2)1. Hence άελΐττ/«, as, h. Poet, for aviX- 
 ■νκττίοί, despair. Fro9n κ for IX'ris. 
 
 'AiXTTiM, Poet, for α.νιλ'Χία-τίω, to despair. 
 
 Άίλ^ι-τί^ι, vs, h. Ion. the same with «ελίτ- 
 Tta• s| aiXTTTt'/js, unexpectedly, suddenly, con- 
 trary to expectation. 
 
 ^'Αελίττβί, ου, ο κα\ h, unhoped for, despaired 
 of. /SOp/ioc/. ] 
 
 Άίμζνοίΐ, (and by taking away the ε and 
 inserting μ in its place, αμ,μίνα,ι.) Dor. and 
 Ion. for diiv, j)res. iiif. of οίω, for »}&/, to sati- 
 ate or satisfy. 
 
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 ΑΗΔ 
 
 Άίναοί, or divvaos, ο χαί fi, Poet, for άύνοίος, 
 ever-flowing, perennial ; as also aivauvfor au- 
 νάων. , 
 
 Άίννάασ•^α4, Poet, for α.ίν^α,(τ6α.ι, to be over- 
 flowed, pres. inf. pas. of κίννκομοίΐ. 
 
 Άίντί?. nom. pL άίντων, gen. blowing ; 
 from άύί, svros, ivhich is from οί^μι. 
 
 "Άίξί, Ion. for ^Έξε, he increased, 3. sing, 
 hnperf. act. of άί^ω. 
 
 Άίζίγυιοί, ου, ο κοά vs, that strengthens the 
 body or limbs. An epithet of the Athletts or 
 ivrestlej-s. From ά'ίϊ,ω and yu7ov. Pind. 
 
 'AE'Sil and α,υύ,Μ, to enlarge, increase, aug- 
 ment, f. αίζ^,α-Μ, Poet, for αυ\ήσω' άείετυ, ini~ 
 perf pas. Ion. άί\ομινοιο, gen. Ion. part. jms. 
 See the other tenses under αυξάνω. 
 
 "AiTTOi, unspeakable, strong. In Iliad i, 567, 
 it is an ancient reading for α,α,^τοζ. From a 
 and sToj.'j 
 
 'Asoy/iXoi, λίΐ, λον, the same as a^yai» 
 
 'Aioyhs, 29?, Kcti 'h, and 
 
 Άίξγίΐ), Ion. for dsoyia, a;, v), idleness, 
 Sloth. From, a. and t^yon. 
 
 "" AiQyoi, or άξγοζ, h> ov, lazVj slothful, idle, 
 unemployed ; άίξγω, dat. 
 
 ^Αίξίύομα,ι, to hang, to be suspended ; to be 
 in suspense or doubt ; Poet, '/ΐίζίύομ,α,ι, pres. 
 From ΰίίίξω. 
 
 Άίξίύω, to raise up, to suspend, to be in 
 suspense or doubt.] 
 
 Άίούύ;, raised up, exalted, eleA'ated. Th. 
 
 Λί'ιοω. 
 
 "Αΐζ6ίν, Bceot. for νιΊζ6ησα.ν, 3. pi. 1. a. pas. 
 (f άίξύ'/ιν, Ion. for τίΐξβ'/,ν. Hence 
 
 Άίξίο;, ου, 6 χα) 'h, aerial, that is in the air, 
 lofty. Th. a'cg. 
 
 Άίξβξατ'ίω, to go through the air, to be 
 haughty or proud. From άγίζ and βαίνω. 
 
 'Αίοΰίΐ;, ισσα, εν, dark, dusky, dim, obscure. 
 Th. α•^ξ. 
 
 Άίξον, I took away, or carried forth, 2. a, 
 act. Poet, of κύοω• 2. sing. subj. άίξ'/;;. 
 
 "Αίξ<τα,7]ς, 51, Oor.for ϊί^ο"/). 
 
 Άίξο-ίτο^ίζ, nimble or swift of foot, lifting 
 the feet with agihty in running ; ρΛ of άΐξσί- 
 τουί, otos, χα) »?. From άτΐξ or άίίξω, and ^οϋ;. 
 Iliad xviii, 532.] 
 
 Άίξσ•ιι•ότα.ί, flying higli • pi. (f άΐζσΐ'ττΌτνις, 
 tv, 0, and -7)ro:, ου, ο χα) h, suspended in the air. 
 From ΰίίξω and <π'ίτομαι. 
 
 Αίξο-ω, I'f -^ol.for ίίζω• from άείξω. 
 
 Άίξτάζω, to raise, elevate. Th. άύξω. 
 
 Άίσ -at, 1 . α. inf. <f the obsolete verb άίω, 
 to breathe, to sleep. Hesychius has άήσαι, 
 χοιμηύγ,ναι. English, ease. 
 
 ' Αίο-Ιφρων, ovoi, ό χα) h, foolish, inconstant, 
 αίίτίφξονα, ace. sing. From αω and φξ^τ,ν ditrt- 
 Λροσύν'/,σιν, dat. pi. Ion. of άίσιφ^οσυν-ή, folly or 
 levity. 
 
 'Airrlhil•;, ioc, ου:, ό, Ά young eagle, an eaglet ; 
 ])l. azTihiTg. From αίτό;. 
 
 ΑΕΤΟ' 2, ου, ό, an eagle ; dat. α,ίΤΜ, gen. 
 pi. άιτΰν, (kit. άιτοΊζ. Poet. α,ητΌζ. Perhaps 
 from u"'i^, (^ijiif Ά ^ii'^ <''*> fttOre in-ojierly^ a 
 
 bird of prey j or from a and ίτοζ, because the 
 eagle is long-lived. 
 
 " ATjA, or αζη, ijs, h, foulness, filth, the soot 
 of a chimney, 
 
 Άζαλ'ίσιο, gen. Ion. of άζαλίο;, εα, iov, dry, 
 parched. Th. όίζω. 
 
 "Αζα, 3. sing. pres. Ind. of αζω, to make 
 dry. Hence οίζτ,ται, subj. p)as. he may be sor- 
 rowful or sad ; from &ζομ.αι, -/?, ετ-α/, literally, 
 to become dry or pine awa}' ; and, metaphori- 
 cally, to waste away by anxiety or sorrow. 
 
 "Αζίο, Ion. for όίζου, pres. imperat. of αζο•' 
 μα{ • άξόμενοί, part, όίζίτο, imjieif. Ion. to 
 venerate or worship. 
 
 "ΑΖ,'/ιλος, ου, ο χα) h, vile, despicable, one 
 whom nobody emulates or imitates. From a 
 and ζίϊλο;. 
 
 Άζ'^μιοί, ου, ό χα) η, exempt from any 
 penalty, unpunished. From a and ζνμία. 
 ^Αζην, ίνος, the beard. From οΐζω. 
 'AZ,'/)^vi;, to;, xa) 'h, making a loud sound, 
 resounding. From a and τ'χος. Hence άΖ•»- 
 χΐ;, adv. It also signifies, hard and dry (from. 
 Άζτι, drj-ness) ; and also continual, unremitted ; 
 q. d. ά^ιίχτιζ and u^r,v %χων, not separated ; 
 always having or possessing 
 
 "Αζομαι, the same xoith αζω, to venerate, to 
 revere ; hence οίζοντ for αζονται, pres. ind. 
 See ΆΖ,ίο. 
 
 'A^i/j/iji, koi, xa) 7), the same as a,ζυyos, 
 Th. ζίύyvυμι. 
 
 "Αζυγο;, ου, ο χα) h, unyoked, unmarried or 
 single. 
 
 " Αζυμα, ων, τα, the Jeivish festival of un» 
 leavened bread. Th. ζΰμν, leaven ; hence 
 αζυμο;, ου, ό χα) η, unleaA^ened, unfermented. 
 "Αζιιξ, uyo;, Ό χα) h, the same as οίζυγος. 
 ^ΆΖΩ, to make dry ; ivhence also α,ζομαι, to 
 become dry. 
 
 "Αζω and αΖ,ομαι, to Λ'enerate, worship, 
 revere. Hence αζγ,τοΐ, sj, ov, venerable. 
 
 ' Αζωζ^, the name of a man, Azor. Hebrew• 
 "ΑΖ,ωιττοι,ριΙ. {of a and ζω(ττό$) ungirded. 
 "Αζωτοζ, ου, ri, the name of a city, Azotus. 
 Ά'/ΐ, 3. sing, impel f. act. of α'/ιμι, to breathe, 
 to blow. 
 
 Ά^ί^ε^-τε^βί, comparative of d'/i^yis, unpleasant, 
 disagreeable. 
 
 'A'/i^'/ixirss, T^f' part. Poet, for Titi^yjuOTis' 
 from ά'/ιΥίω, to be wearied or disgusted, to 
 loathe, ivhich is from aViu or α^ω. 
 
 Ά>?§>)ί, ίο;, ό χα) ri, and το ayiti;, unpleasant, 
 disagreeable ; άνΐ^ως, adv. unwillingly, grudg- 
 ingly. From a and η^ύ;. 
 
 Ά' /iVia, α,ζ, vt, unpleasantness, offensiveness, 
 uneasiness. From a and r^us. 
 
 'ArihZov for ττη^ιζον, imperf act. of ά'/ιΥιζω' 
 ά•/ι^ιζόμην, imperf. pass. Ion. I was infested 
 or troubled with. Th. yi^us. 
 'Atj^ova, ace. sing, of αί'/ΐ^ων. 
 
 'Ay)^ovms, ων, 01, young nightingales, 
 Theocr. XV, 120, tvhere Gaisford adopts d'/ihvi- 
 ^ijis, after Valckenaer and Brunch,^ 
 
 'Aij^iv/,-, i^os, 71, a nightingale. 
 
ΑΘΑ 
 
 15 
 
 ΑΘΗ 
 
 ΆΗΔίΊ'Ν, ovflf, 91, a nightingale; 0^50 a 
 reed or mouth-piece of a musical instrument ; 
 Dor, α^ών. From dii^cu, to sing.] 
 
 'A'/i'^ust unwillingly, reluctantly. Xen. 
 Mem.] 
 
 "Ayif,JOr azTo, before an aspirate, he breath- 
 ed or blew; 3. sing, imperf. ind. mid. of 
 iiTifjicct. Th. αω. 
 
 Ά'/ίόίίτι, dot. sing. Ion. of α,ήύαα, disuse, un- 
 usedness. From u. and '^o;. 
 
 'Άήΰζσσον for hnhffffov (for euphony J imperf. 
 act. of ίχ,'/ιβί<τσ•ω for άτιθίω, to be unaccustomed 
 or unused to. From α and η^ος. 
 
 'Ariuitn, as, yi, unusedness, disuse. 
 
 'Arjyji, ΐος, ο χα.) h, unaccustomed, unused 
 to ; destitute of characteristic or moral quali- 
 ties, Aristot. Poet. 6.] 
 
 Άήμίναι. pres. inf. Dor. or Ion. for anvat, 
 to blow, or breathe. From 
 
 "Ατιμ,ι, See" Αω. 
 
 ΆΗ'Ρ, άϊζ^οζ, Ό, the air or atmosphere. In 
 the fern. gend. it signifies darkness. From aa. 
 English AIR. 
 
 "A'/iffi, 3. sing, of αίνιμι, to blow •, 3. Jil. άα,σι. 
 
 ΆΗ'2ΤΛ02, '/ι, ov, troublesome, unjust ; 
 used hy the poets.) the same ivith άπξττη?, 
 "^αξά,νομο; ; or for cLffvXoi. From ά,σαι, or from 
 » and Ti^u. See ακτνλοζ, 
 
 Άγισνξοζ, ov, κ,α) γι, light, active, thin, lofty, 
 raised on high. From άίΐξ, the air, and α-ύξω, 
 to draw.] 
 
 'AyiTcci, ace. pi. ά'Λτην, sing, of άτίττις, o>j, 0, 
 a blowing or blast ; nom. pi. drirat, blasts or 
 gales of wind. There is also in the same sense 
 
 ^Α'ήΤ'/ι, '/IS, h' From α.ν\μι. 
 
 "A'/jro, imperf. 3. si?ig. avirov, dual, they 
 breathe or blow, Hiad ix, 5. αίντα,ι, they fly 
 about or flutter. From α,'/ιμι.~\ 
 
 ■"AHT02 or alriTos, kcci 'a, exposed to the 
 wind, blown upon ; from αω, to blow. Also 
 insatiatiable ; from a and α^ω. So d'/iros. Poet. 
 for diTos. 
 
 'A'/iTTYiTos, ου, ό κα) 'h, invincible, unyielding. 
 Th. 'ήττάομα,ι. 
 
 "Au\for an, as if, as being. 
 
 Άΰαμζί), adv. fearlessly. 
 
 Άίαμξ' /iS) ios, xa) h, fearless, intrepid. From 
 a and S -άμζοί. 
 
 'Αβάνα, Dor. for 'Af.^v'/i, vis, «, MinerA'^a ; 
 also ' Αύανάα, as, 'h, and ^ A6ava'ta. 
 
 'Αθανασία, as, 'h, immortality ; also the herb 
 called Tansy. 
 
 Άύάναται, pi. f. g. the immortals ; d^avar'/is 
 
 for dSavarats, dat. Ion. pi. So also duavdroio 
 
 for ddavarov, gen> sing, duavaroiiriv for duava- 
 
 Tois, dat. pi. of duavaros, ου, ο χα) h. ' Αθανάταν, 
 
 Dor. for duavUTYiv. From a and B-uvaros, death. 
 
 ' ΑύανατΊζω, to endue with immortality, to 
 make immortal. 
 
 'Aodvaros, ου, ο χα) h, immortal, eternal, 
 perpetual. In tlie 2)lu7\ ol dSdvaroi, the im- 
 mortal gods ; also, a band of 1 0,000 select 
 troops i>i the Persian armies.] 
 
 "A^a^rosi OV} β χα) τι, unburied. Tk, ^d-rra. 
 
 ΆΘΑ'ΡΑ, as, 'h, a kind of pap, or soft food 
 made of meal and flour. See Arisloph. Plut^ 
 673, 684, 694. £ud<zi Com. 1155. It was.\ 
 called by the Romans, puis. See Plin. Hmy 
 A^at. xviii, 8.] .-^^'j 
 
 ' Αύάξ'/ι, viSi VI) the same as αύάξα. 
 
 Άθα), adv. without a deity or god ; olvio 
 S-iou. 
 
 Άβ'ίΥιτα, Poet, for doiara, unseen, invisible. 
 From a and Βίάομα/. 
 
 Ά ΘΕΙΡΗ^ 2 or α^5^ίίί or dun^ns, ios, i\}utl 
 YI, elaborate, high-wrought ; despised ; sha^- 
 pointed. , ΐ 
 
 Άθίλγίΐν, to milk ; to suck. '?• 
 
 ΆΘΕ'ΛΓίΙ, /. ξω, p. χα, to milk, as if 
 from Β-Υίλγι, a teat ; the a being either redund- 
 ant or augmentative. 
 
 Ά6iμιff'Γos and άόίμία-ηο;, ου, 6 κα) yi, unjust, 
 Avicked ; also a6^μ^Si i^os, xa) >j. From a and 
 Β-ίμΐΰ•τό$, or ^■iμ^s. 
 
 'Α6'ζμ'ίτο5, ου, ο χα) γι, wicked, impious, nefa- 
 rious ; TO αβίμιτον, wickedness. From a and 
 ^■iμ^τos. 
 
 "Ahos, ου, xa),Yi, being wthout a God, not 
 believing in a God, an atheist. From a and 
 Qios. 
 
 'AuigaTiuTos, ov, xa) r„ careless or negligent 
 of one's person, neglectful ; neglected ; alse 
 incurable. From a and Β-ίξατινω. 
 
 'Ah^Yis, ios, xa) Yi. See ' Αύίΐζ/ΐξ. 
 
 Άθψξον, they despised, or esteemed of little 
 value ; imperf. Ion. of d6^ξ^ζω,f. σω, p. γιθίξί. 
 xa. Th. άύγίξ. 
 
 ΆύατΊα, a;, τι, a disregard of agreements, 
 faithlessness, perfid3\ See dhrisj. 
 
 " A6^σμos, ου, ο χα) yi, wicked, lawless. Tli» 
 9■iσ■μΰs^ 
 
 ' Aui(r(paros, ου, ο χα) yi, unspeakable, unuttera- 
 ble. From a priv. and Βίσ-φα'το5, declared by 
 God. It sometbyies, though rarely, means impi- 
 ous ; but it is qftener taken in a good sense, and 
 then the a is not privative but augmentative or 
 intensive. 
 
 Άθίτίω, ω, f 'ίισω, p. γΜτγιχα, to abrogate, 
 to abolish, make void, reject or set aside ; 
 with a dative, not to give credit to. From 
 oiuiros, ου, ό χα) ■», void ; duiffia, as, '/j, an act 
 by which any thing is rendered void ; from a 
 and S-srej.] 
 
 ' ΑθΊτημα, aros, ro, abrogation, a disapprov- 
 ing. Also 
 
 'Au'iTYiffis, ίω5, Yi, in the same sense. From 
 
 άθίτίω. 
 
 ΆύίωξΥίτοί, ου, ο χα) γι, not observable, not 
 visible ; also not observing ; uniooked for, 
 unexpected. 
 
 Άθ'/ινα, gen. 'AUYivas, from Άόνινάα, Mi- 
 nerva. 
 
 Άύγινάζι, adv. towards or to Athens. 
 
 ΆύΤιναι, ων, at, Athens, a city of Attica. 
 
 'Auma'iYi, Yis, YI, and 'A&fiviia, Minerva, the 
 discoverer of the olive tree, and the goddess of 
 ivisdom. 
 
 'Ahvalos, av, 0, an Athenian. 
 
 
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 16 
 
 ΑΓΓ 
 
 'ASwriy qu. άΐήλτ], Jivjii ex. ruid f/tXyi, Mi- 
 nerva. 
 
 'Af/ivnhv, adv. from Athens. 
 
 ΆΘΙΓΡ, ίξοζ, 0, the summit of an ear of 
 corn, 07' of a spear, sword, &c. Hence 
 ά^ξίζω, to consider as small or of little A^alue. 
 
 ' A.iripyiXoiyQ?, ov, o, or αόίοολόγο:, a fan or 
 implement for Λvinnovving. Odi/s. xi. 127. 
 
 " Αίικτοζ, ου, or uiiym, ios, ο κα.) h, vmtouch- 
 ed, inviolate, undefiled. Th. S-iyoj. 
 
 "^A&X" for a^Xcc, 2^1- of a^Xov, ov, το, the prize 
 or reward of contest or combat ; also any re- 
 M-ard ; also the reward of guilt, /. e. punishment. 
 Tlu a'JXo;.] 
 
 'ΆίΧίΰω, to contend, to strive, to fight ; to 
 endure misfortunes. 
 
 ^ ΚβχΊω, ω, f. ήσω, p. η^Χνικα,' the same as 
 the preceding. Hence 
 
 ΆβΧγιμΛτα,, pi. of α,δΧημοι,, α,τοζ, το, a contest. 
 
 "Ai'kiitris, tus, 'h, a contest at wrestling ', also 
 any contest. 
 
 ^ Αβλ'/ίττ-,ί, ου, ο, See ^ Α6Χ•/^των. Th. ά,ίθλο;. 
 
 ΆθΧνιτων, gen. j)l. of άθΧηττίί, oZ, o, a wrest- 
 ler, one who contends, one skilled in contests. 
 
 "ΑύΧιοΐ, ICC, lov, afflicted, wretched ; also of no 
 A'alue, unskilful ; cluXtoa, f. g. pi. άύΧίωτάτουζ^ 
 ace. pi. siiperl, Th. α,ίύΧος. 
 
 ΆίΧίΌτ•/ΐζ, r,roc, '/I, affliction, wretchedness. 
 
 Ά&χΊω:, adv. wretchedly, miserably. 
 
 ΆόΧούίτίω, to give public shows ; and άθΧο- 
 hfflet,, the care or charge of a public show or 
 com,bat. From 
 
 ΆύΧούίτ'/ίξ, ov, 0, one who establishes public 
 games or shows, and distributes the rewards ; 
 he who presides at a public show. From S,SXo$ 
 or -αΰΧοϋ and T'J' /ιμι. 
 
 "^ ΑβΧον, ου, 70 the prize or reward of a con- 
 test. See under αί'λ'. 
 
 ' ΑΡΧοζ, ου, ο. See α,ίΰΧος. 
 
 ΆβΧοφ'οξοί, ου, ό, the conqueror or success- 
 ful party in a contest, he who gains the prize. 
 From cl'JXov and φ'ίξω. 
 
 ^ ΑθόΧωτος, ου, Ό κ,κ) vt, not turbid, clear. 
 From « and Β-οΧόω, to make turbid or thick. 
 
 Άβ'οξυζοζ, ου, ό κ,α) r„ quiet, free from tumult 
 or disturbance. From a, and %ξυξοξ. 
 
 'Au^ayvjTi, r,i, r,, the name of a tree from 
 7vhich the best touchwood or tinder is obtained. 
 
 "ΑβξΆυστοζ, ου, ο ku) h, that cannot be broken 
 or shaken, immoveable. Eurip. Hec. \er&. 17.1 
 
 ΆΘΡΕ'Π, 6J,f. τίσω,ρ. '/ικ,οι,, to see, to per- 
 ceive, to discern, to look at ; μ-ζ,τ I'^riTaatoji 
 ^ιωξω, i. e. to look at with attention or 
 earnestly. 
 
 ^ Αβξοίζω, f σω, ά^ξοία-οίΐ, 1. ο. iif. t^Ouoixoc, 
 p. act. to assemble, collect, heap up, amass. 
 
 'A6^o't<roLffu, part. f. g. 1. a. of άύξοίζω. 
 
 " Α^οισμοί, α,τος, το, a heap, a mass, an accu- 
 mulation. 
 
 Άβξοιο-μο;, ου, ό, the same as the preceding. 
 
 ΆΘΡΟΌΣ, όα, Όον, contract. άθξοΖζ, which 
 is not so much used, full, crowded, heaped 
 together, dense ; great, remarkable ; το οί^ξόον, 
 a multitude ; conipar. α,0ξού<ττίξο;. 
 
 ^ΑύζοΌτπί, *?rei, vi, a collection or accumula- 
 tion ; also universality, generalitj'• 
 
 Άύζόωί, adv. in crowds or in great numbers ; 
 also, immediately. 
 
 "Αβξυτττο;, ου, ό kva h, not effeminate, not 
 enfeebled by luxury, vigorous. From a. and 
 Β-ξύττω. 
 
 ΆβξύτΓτω;, adv. not effeminately, vig- 
 orously. 
 
 ' Αύϋμ'ίω, ω, to despond, to be dejected, or 
 disheartened ; also to fear ; f, mu, p. '/,θύμτ,χοί. 
 
 ΆύυμΊα,, α,ς, ή, άθυμίνι. Ion. dejection of mind,. 
 heaAnness of heart, sadness, despondency ; con- 
 sternation. TJmcyd. ii, 51.] 
 
 "Α^νμος, ου, ο y^uu h, irresolute," timid, dis- 
 heartened, sad. From a, and ύυμόζ. 
 
 \\.ύύμω;, adv. irresolutely, timidly. 
 
 " Αβυξμα, aTot, το, a play or sport of children ; 
 an}»• sport, game, or amusement ; ornament. 
 From αίΰζω, to play. 
 
 ^Αβυξο$ and κ9ύζαιτο$, ου, ο kva h, destitute of 
 a door or gate ; having an open entrance. Th, 
 Β-ύξΟ.. 
 
 ■ ΆΘΤ'ΡΩ, to play, to sport ; hence αθυξζ, 
 3. sing, imperf. for r,6ugi. Perhaps from α,γοίν 
 and Β-ύία, orfroin Β-οξΆ, because plays and sports 
 are used out of doors. 
 
 "Α6ΰτο;, xci} '/I, unholy, unsanctified ; also, 
 not sacrificed. From a. and θΰω. 
 
 ' Αύωοΐ, ου, ο χ,οά h, unpunished ; exempt 
 from punishment, Aristoph. N. 1413 ; also 
 innocent. Froin u, and Βΰω.~\ 
 
 ^Αβωόω, ω, f. ώσω, to acquit, or pronounce 
 innocent, to exempt from punishment. 
 
 Άύωωσ-ΐί, ίω:, h, an acquittal, exemption 
 from punishment. From άύω'οω. 
 
 At, article from «, the or this -, a/, jyron^ 
 relat. from vi, who or which. 
 
 A; or ou, alas ! ah ! Dor. ci) for sJ, if; Ion. 
 for uui, Ο that ! would to God that ! 
 
 Ala for yccla,, 'λ, the earth, in prose yr,• ace. 
 a'tav. 
 
 ΑΓΑ'ΖίΙ, to lament, bewail, mourn for, f. 
 ^ω or σω. From ou, alas. 
 
 A'loiKf^eco, gen. Ion. of AlxKt^ns, ου, ο, 
 ^acides, a j^roper name, of Achilles and oth- 
 ers ; acc. p. A'ixsci^oLi, the yEacidae. 
 
 Ataxo;, οΰ, ό, ^acus, from Α<'α|, oixo;. 
 
 AJoiv, voc. of Α'ίοίζ, avTos, 0, Ajax. Also 
 the acc. sing, of atoe,. 
 
 A'lxvhs, See α,Ια,νός. 
 
 AI'ANO: 
 
 n, ov, or odocvYii, ίο;, β κ,α,ι >?, 
 
 grievous, afflicting, dark, perpetual or long- 
 lived. From αΐάζω, or οίΊνος, by Syncope. 
 
 A'iOivTi, nom. dual, of Mot.; . 
 
 A" a,;, ctvTos, o, Ajax. 
 
 ΑΓΒΟΙ~, adv. an exclamation of griefs 
 alas ! ah ! or of wonder, Ο strange, v/onderful ! 
 Heb. ""UN aboi. 
 
 A'lyoi, acc. of at%, oiiyo;, i x.ou Tt, a goat, 
 cf.]yu.•/. Dor. for uiyuv, gen. pi. 
 
 A'lyZhv, adv. Dor. for A'lyrihv, Ix, τη; ΑΙγτι;, 
 Ι-Λ των Alyaiv from or out of the city of iEgae. 
 
 Alyouoov for ΑΙγοίΊωνα, acc. si7ig. ^gaeon. 
 
Air 
 
 17 
 
 Α1Δ 
 
 ΑΓΓΑΝΕΆ, ας, rt, or αιγάνίαν, ου, ro, a 
 jiivelin, a dart. Ion. Ktyetviyi, which is also 
 used. From ro κκτ alyuv "niriai, because it 
 was used against goats ; Eustatli.'] 
 
 ^A'iyhnv, adv. suddenly, impetuously. From 
 eiiaffca 
 
 A/yl•/?, νΐΐ, '/I, Ion. a goat-skin. Th. αΤξ. 
 
 Αίγειαλίό;, ίω;, β, a fisherman. From 
 αΙγια,7^ί. 
 
 Αιγίΐα,λίτ'/];, ου, ο, belonging to the sea- 
 shore. From αίγίΐϋ,λόζ.ΐ 
 
 Aiyi'i'^y:v, acc. of Αιγίί^'/ις, ου, ο, ^gides, 
 a name of Theseus. From Alyiv;, ίος, ο, 
 
 Alysioe, ου, ο κ,α.) h, belonging to a goat ; 
 ulyios is also used. Th. κΊ'ζ. 
 
 Α'ίγίίος, ου, ό, a j^roper name, ^geus. 
 
 ΑΓΊΈΙΡ02, ου, 91, a poplar tree ; the black 
 poplar, Horn. Odys. vii, 106 ; άτβ rns 
 ϊγίξσίω;, because it rises high.'\ 
 
 ΑΙγιάΧΐιοί, 'h, a proper name, ^gialea. 
 
 ΑΓΓΙΑΑΟ'2, ου, ο, the sea-shore ; as if 
 denved from αγω, to break, and aXs, άλος, the 
 sea, 
 
 A/y/^', acc. for oclyl'^et' from αίγ);, a shield, 
 a goat-skin buckler. 
 
 Alyi^iov, ου, TO, a kid, a young goat, dimin- 
 utive of Oil^. 
 
 ΑΙγίζω, f. σω, p. χ,α, to tear in pieces, to 
 mangle, to ruin ; to feed goats. 
 
 ΑΙΤΙΘΑΑ0^2, oZ, o, the name of a bird 
 that is at enmity with bees ; a titmouse, uiris- 
 tophan.'\ 
 
 Α'ίγιύος, ου, ο, the name of a bird, supposed 
 by some to be the linaria Hibra. Aiist. Hist. 
 jx, 1. 
 
 Aiy'iXfVoc, gen. of oilyiXi^^, lofty fin speak- 
 ing of rocks J ; from a."^ a?id λύτω, as being in- 
 accessible even to groats. 
 
 AiyiXi\p, a city of Epire, situated on high 
 ground. 
 
 A'ty'iXm, Dor. for Aέyίλoυ, gen. of A'/yt- 
 λΰζ, un island in the Ligurian sea, Capraria. 
 
 AlylXu-^ and uiyiXos, segilops, the name 
 ef an abscess or disorder near the inner corner 
 of the eye ; 50 called from οίΐξ and ω-ψ, because 
 it gives a cast to the eye reseytMing that of a 
 goat's eye. 
 
 AtyTvriTXi, 01, the ^ginensians or people of 
 ^gina. 
 
 Alyiopi^oio, gen. Ion. of ot.ly'io^^os, an epithet 
 of Jupiter, bearing an aegis or shield. From 
 »ty)i and ίχω. 
 
 A^y^<τoυs, o'So,, κ,οά h, goat-footed. From 
 α/ξ ajid 'Χους. 
 
 A\y\g, 'thoi, h, a goat-skin, an aegis or shield. 
 Th. oill. 
 
 AiyXavToc, shining, glittering, resplendent ; 
 Dor. for uiyXmvTa, acc. sing. So cclyXaiv for 
 itlyXviiv. Th. eciyXn. 
 
 AI'TAH, νιξ, 'h, a glittering or shining, 
 brightness, resplendency. 
 
 AlyX'/iiis, ivTo;, 0, shining, resplendent, re- 
 fulgent : acc. alyXnvTK for alyXravroi. 
 
 ό 
 
 A'lyoSorai, ου, ο. Dor. for ulyu*orr,i, ου, ο, a 
 goat-herd, one who feeds goats. AlyfiQoo'KCii, 
 ου, 0, has the same meaning. From αϊ'ξ and 
 βοιτκω. 
 
 ΆtyόκίξeJs, ωτος, ο, the sign of the zodiac 
 called Capricorn.] 
 
 Alycs, gen, sing, oi'iyuv, gen. j)l• i/"**"^• 
 
 ΑΙΤΤΠΙΟ'2, oZ, 0, a vulture. From yi^. 
 
 AlyC-ZTioi, ου, ο, Egyptian ; gen. pi. Alyu'Tt- 
 Tteuv n. pl.f g. AiyUTTiu^f. From 
 
 A'lyufrroi, ου, 'h, Egvpt ; also the Nile. 
 
 ArmAI0^2, oZ, 0] an owl. 
 
 Alyuv, ωνοί, ο, a stable or pen for goats. 
 A'l'yaiv, ωνος, ό, a proper iiame, lEgon. 
 
 AlycJv, gen. 2^1• «/"«"I• 
 
 Άΐ^βίο, geii. jEol. of at^tii, ου, ο, Pluto ; 
 Hades or the infernal regions, death, the grave. 
 
 A'i^i, pi. which ; from the ηοιη.'/ίΐί• muse. sV^e. 
 
 ΑΙ^ΰσύα,ι, to reA'erence, to venerate, pres. 
 vf. oithiltTUi, pres. imperat. pas. from 
 
 ΑΊΤίομαι, f mid. ία-ομοα• p. pas. γΜτμοι,ι. 
 Hence ociViffi^o?, ου, ο χα/ ίι, to be venerated 
 or reA-ered, venerable. Th. αΐούς. 
 
 Άί'Τίς, η. g. of didhi, ίοζ, dark. 
 
 Af2i<rhv, for 0ί(τύτ,σαν, tliey feared ; f^om 
 '!βίσέην, 1. a. pas. of αΐόίομαι. Hence 
 
 AttitririTt, revere thou, imperat. αΐΥίο-ίΤοα, 
 1. a. imperat. mid. Poet. Th. αΐ'^ύζ. 
 
 Αιοίσ-ιμο;, ου, ο και ίι, to be reverenced 07> 
 venerated. 
 
 ΑΙοίω, See αϊ^ίομαι. 
 
 Άϊ'^ίω, gen. Ion. of αιοζί, acc. eii'S'/iv. 
 
 'At^riXa, secret, concealed ; acc. jil. f ai%>t- 
 Xo;, ου, ό κ,αι h, dark, unexpected. From ai^y,i, 
 or a and "hnXoi. 
 
 Αϊ^γ,μω)/, όνος, ο και h, modest, bashful. 
 
 ΆΓΑΗ2 and, in prose, ίβης, ου, ό, the 
 infernal regions, hell, death ; Pluto. From 
 a and ί^ίΓν. 
 
 "A'i^t, dat. sing, f ΙΙ'ΐς, aί^oς,for άί'^^ς, ου. 
 
 ΆΐΙϊος, ου, ο κά) η, perpetual, everlasting. 
 From άζΊ. 
 
 'Αί'^;βτ'/ίί, τΆτος, ν), perpetuity, eternity. 
 
 Ά'ϊνιως, adv. foreA^er, in perpetuity. 
 
 Ά /^cii, dat. pi. Ion. f g. of d'ihoi, h, ov, 
 very dark. From a and ί'βω. 
 
 Aiho7, dat. sing, of α'ϊ^ύς. 
 
 ΑΊ^ο/ίίΤτατος, ου, ο, Poet, for αΐ^οιΌτατος, 
 from αΙ^οΤος, ότίζος, revered, deserA'^ing reverence. 
 
 Ai}oi'/i,f.g. reverend, to be revered. Th. αΐούς. 
 
 Αΐ^οΐον, ου, το, ρ)1. aUo7a, the pudenda. 
 
 Αΐ^οΊος, aitoioicrt, dat. pi. Ion. reverend, to 
 be venerated or revered. 
 
 ΑΙ^ομί]ΐύυ, standing in awe of, revering ; j)art. 
 dual. pres. of <ίί%ομΆί for αΐ^ίομαι. 
 
 Ά'ίΙος, gen. sing, of αίς, 0, the infernal re- 
 gions; Pluto. 
 
 A/^ey, imperat. of αϊ^ίομαι. 
 
 Ά'ι^ου, gen. of αί^ης. 
 
 Αι'^οΖς, gen. sing, of αΐ^ας, reverence. 
 
 ΆίΟξίια, ας, h. Ion. uit^'/ir/i. See" ΑΙόξίς. 
 
 Ά'/'^ξίΓ^σΊ, dat. 2)1. Ion. for αΐ^ξύαις• from 
 αι"^ξΐία, 71, want df skill or wisdom, ignorance. 
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 "ΑΥ^ξίζ, i&iSy ό χα) ri, unskilful ; άϊ^ούα, υη- 
 skilfulness, dat, oH^gilr,, Ιση. From a, and Ί^ξίίχ. 
 
 Ά'/^ξο^ίκ'/^;, ου, ο, l^oet. ignorant of justice, 
 unjust, cruel. 
 
 Ai^cH, ace. siyig. of αΐ^ως' dual, αϊΐω• αΐ^ω 
 χαλυ-φαι, to hide one's shame. 
 
 Άϊ^ωννί'ί) dat. sing, of ai^uvius, io?, o, the 
 same as άί^'/ι?, the infernal regions ; Pluto. 
 
 AFAll'S, όο;, οΰ;, η, shame, modesty; rev- 
 erence. From oe. and ίΐ'^ω. 
 
 Ah) and ath, Poet, for di), always, ever, 
 adv. Cret. άύς. English, aye ? 
 
 A<s/y£v£T««v, gen. JEol. for ahiyiviruv aht- 
 yiurynri, dat. Ion. for cilnyiviruiifroni aUtyivi- 
 τ'/ίί, ου, ο, everlasting. From ds) and ytUoy-oa. 
 
 A'lBTov, for diTov, on account of the metre, 
 an eagle. Frojn diro;. 
 
 Ά'ϊζνΐίΟί, youthful, juvenile. From 
 
 ΆΓ'ΖΗΟ'2, ου, ο, and d^'/ioi, a youth, a 
 young man ; gen. pi. κϊζ'/ιων, q. d. di) ζίων. 
 
 Ar/ii, gen. sing, aln dat. Ion. of αΐα, the 
 earth. 
 
 Al'/iTOLo, gen. JEol. of Αΐ'^του• from ΑΙ'ήΤ'/,;, 
 the name of a man, ^etes. 
 
 Ar/)Tos or K'/jTo;, ό κα) h, exposed to the wind,, 
 blown by the wind. From α,ω. 
 
 A CI At J» tl /» Cf Ο C/ 
 
 i6 ,jor ciiTt• jrom o;, '/>, o. 
 
 ΑΙύάλ'/ι, ■/,:, 91, soot, ashes, embers ; also 
 αΐ^οίλο;. From ai'ou, to burn. 
 
 ΑΙΘα,λίων, ωνοζ, an epithet of grashoppers, 
 loving heat; Theocr. Idyl. Z. 138. Fro?n κ/^.'\ 
 
 AieuX'oui, tvTos, burning, sooty ; ace. si7ig. 
 aliciX'oivru.. From a.'i6oj. 
 
 Αι^α,λόω, to burn, consume, to make black. 
 
 AISkv, Dor. for α,Ιύων, gen. jd. of α,ΙβΌζ. 
 
 A'16i,for i'lai. Dor. Ο that ! Would to God ! 
 
 ΑΙβίξίος, etherial, belonging to the air or 
 sky ; α,Ιύίξοζα,τ'ιω, to go through the air ; αΐύίξο- 
 ithhi, io;, κ,α.) h, resembling the air or atmos- 
 phere. From 
 
 ΑΓΘΗ'Ρ, ίξοζ, ίξΐ, ο, the air or atmosphere, 
 the sky. From α,ΐύω. Hence, in English, 
 
 WEATHER. 
 
 ΑΊύίύ'Τα, ace. sing, of A'Jio -φ, οττοζ, ο. 
 
 AUio-rYiccs, ace. pi. Ion. of ΑΙύιο-τηυ;, an Ethi- 
 opian. From α'Ιβω and ω-φ. 
 
 ΑΊβίότισσα, m, h, the same as the preceding. 
 
 ΑΙόίο•φ, ο-ττο',, ο, an Ethiopian ; tawny.] 
 
 Αιύομ'ίνοιο, gen. Ion, αΐύομίνοισι, dat. jd. 
 pres. part. pas. of α,'Ιβω, to burn. 
 
 ΑΊβο-ΤΛ, ace. siiig. of α'ιόο-φ, οτος, ό χα) η, 
 black ; glowing, hot, bright ; as if from α'ίβων 
 tnv ο'φιν. 
 
 Αΐϋος, ίΐΗ, το, heat, fire, flame.] 
 
 ΑΙβοζ, 5j, ov, Poet, for μϊΧαζ, black. 
 
 ΑΊύουσα, m, h, a portico or })orch.] 
 
 ΑΊ&οΰα-'/), dat. sing, of α'ίΰουσα, h, a porch or 
 portico. From α'ίύω. 
 
 ΑΓ'ΘΡΛ, «ί, 'A, a serene air, fair weather ; 
 αΊόξΟΐ, ου, ό, frost ; α1^ξΐνο$, h, ov, belonging to 
 the morning, early. 
 
 ΑΙύξ'/ΊγίΜΥ,ζ, ίο;, ό χα) h, producing cold or 
 serenity of \veather. From alf /ΐξ and γίίνομ,αι. 
 Α\6ογίγίήτ'/ις, ου, ό, the same. 
 
 ΑΊύξτίζ, Ion. for α'Ιύξα;. 
 
 ΑΙΘζ'ια, αζ, h, a serene sky, clear air. Th. 
 a'tipa. 
 
 ΑΙύξίοχοιτΊω, to sleep in the open air; Theoc?: 
 From αι^ξία and χοίτη. 
 
 ΑΓ'ΘΤΙΑ, ας, VI, a kind of seafowl, sup• 
 posed to he the coot. 
 
 ΑΙύύίτσΜ, to warm. From, 
 
 Ar'0il,y. σω, p. XK, to set on fire or burn, 
 light up, shine, be bright. Hence ou6oi, ίος, τα, 
 heat. 
 
 ΑΊύων, ωνο;, β, burning, bright, shining. 
 
 A'i'x', for a'lxa or α'ίχί Dor. for ζΙμ\ν, ^oL 
 uxi, if indeed, if. 
 
 ΑΓΚΑΆΛΏ,/. αλΖ, to fawn, to flatter. 
 From χ'/ίλω, or χάλλος. Hence 
 
 ΑΙχάΧοζ, ου, ο, a flatterer, a sycophant. 
 
 'A'ixYi, n?, h, a violent motion, an impetus. 
 From αίσιτ-}. 
 
 ΑΓΚΓΑ, ας, 'h, a beating, blows, bruises ; 
 aixiav βλίτίΐν, to carry blows in one's looks, 
 Aristoph. Av. 1670. a'lxiov, ου, το, the same ; 
 as if from duxiis-l Hence 
 
 ΑΙκ'ιζομαι, to be beaten, chastised, abused j 
 also to beat or chastise ; αΙχιΖ,όμίνοζ, pres. part, 
 αίχιιτμο;, ου, ο, a beating, chastisement ; α'ίχισ- 
 μα, ατοζ, το, a blow. 
 
 A'^x^ζω,f Ίσω, to punish ignominiously, as 
 malefactors are jnmished ,• to mutilate, to ha- 
 rass ; alxiffh); IvtavTov, ως τον/ίξος, being igno- 
 miniously punished for a year, like a malefactor ; 
 JCen. Anab. ii, 6. See also αΐχίζομαι.] 
 
 ΑΙ'ΚΛ02, ου, ό, belongii.g to the evening ; 
 αΊχλον, a supper or repast. Hesych. atxvov. 
 
 ΑΙχως, adv. for ααχως, basely, unbecomingly. 
 
 A'tXiva, adv. Poet, for αίλίνοίς, mournfully. 
 
 ΑΊ'λουξος, ου, ο, a cat. From alokkuv τη'•> 
 ουζαν, to wag the tail. 
 
 Al MAa)ιda7μ', ατός, το, blood, gore, slaugh- 
 ter ; also consanguinity, progeny. From α'Ιύω, to 
 burn. Hence αίματιχος and αίματύ^κς, 
 bloody ; αΐμάτη, 'h, a sword ; αίματίζω, to dΓaΛV 
 blood ; αΙματΌω, to make bloody. 
 
 ΑΊμαχοξία, ας, rt, cind αίμαχουζίαι, funeral 
 rites or sacrifices. From αϊμα and χαςίω, to 
 satiate ; the dead being su])2)osed to be satiated 
 tvith the blood of the victims. 
 
 Αίμαξαιτα, pa7't. act. 1. a. f. g, from 
 αιμαο'σ'αι. 
 
 ΑΙμας, ά'^ος, v), a rapid flow of blood, 
 Sojyhocl. Philoct. 697. Gail's Racines Grec- 
 ques,pref. xx.] 
 
 A) μασιά, «s, i, a hedge, a fence, a wall 
 made of stones or bricks, Herodot.^ 
 
 ΑΙμάσσω, f. ζω, ]). ^a, to make bloody. 
 From αίμα. 
 
 ΑΙματίχχ^υσΙα, ας, h, a shedding of blood. 
 From αίμα and ϊχχ^υσις. 
 
 Α'ιμάτ'/ι, '/>ς, h, a sword, a knife. 
 
 Αίματίζω, to draw blood. 
 
 ΑΊματίχος, ij, ov, bloody. 
 
 ΑΊματοαΙ^ις, ίος, ό χα) h, resembling blood, 
 blood-like. 
 
 ΑΙματόίΐς, iffffu, εν, bloody, purple. 
 
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 ΚΙματοίοΊΤΆΐ, 2^^• num.f.g. of ΆΐμΆτόαζ. 
 
 Αιμ,ίχ,τόω, ω, f, taffUy to make blood)'^, to 
 stain with blood, to kill, to turn to blood. 
 
 AifAoinu^yi;, ios, κ,οά h, bloody, inflamed. 
 Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 
 Αί/!Αοζόξο;, ου, ο zca 'h, feeding on blood. 
 From οίϊμοι, and βοξχ, food. 
 
 A'/fAova, for ^Kifiovoi, ace. of ai'/uMv. 
 
 Αίμον'ινι, νΐζ, 'h, a part of Greece, Haemonia. 
 
 Αιμορραγία/, ω, f {\(τω, to be afflicted with a 
 flowing of blood or haemorrhage ; αιμορραγία, 
 α,ξ, 91, a flowing of blood, haemorrhage. From 
 αίμα and ρήγνομί. 
 
 Αίμορροίοι, u,f. '/i<fcd,j>. νιμορράηκα, to be sub- 
 ject to a flowing of blood ; α1μορρο5α•α, ^wes. 
 part. f. g. From, 
 
 ΑΙμόρροοί, ovs, «, menstruating. From αίμα 
 and poo;. 
 
 Αΐμοζ, ου, ο, a thicket, a bramble. 
 
 Αιμοφόξυχτο;, ου, ο κ,α) h, stained with blood. 
 From αίμα and (ροξύσα•ω. 
 
 Αιμυλία, ας, h, mirth, pleasantry. 
 
 Αιμύλίοζ, ου, ό aa) «, the same as αίμύλοξ. 
 Hesiod. Op. i, 78.] 
 
 Αιμύλλω, to deceive. Fro?n αιμυλο;. 
 
 ΑΊμυλομ'ήΤ'Λζ, ου, ό, affable, soft of speech, 
 Horn. Hym. Merc. 13. From αΙμύλο; and 
 μτίης, t^os, n.'] 
 
 ΑΓΜΤ'Λ02, ου, Ό κ,α) h, courteous, flatter- 
 ing, Odys. i, 56. ci"afty, deceitful ; αΙμΰΧοκη, 
 dat. j)l. Ion. 
 
 ΑΙμωΥίω or α'ιμω^ιάω, to have the teeth set 
 on edge. ^Aristot. Problem, sect. 7. Jerem. 
 xxxi, 29.] 
 
 AΊμωvfor 'δαίμων, ο κα) h, skilful, knowing, 
 Iliad V, 49. Κίμων, bloody.] 
 
 Aha, for αΐνωί. Poet, unfortunately, in an 
 evil hour. Iliad i, 414.] 
 
 Alva), pi. f. of alvos. 
 
 ΑΙναρίτ'/ίζ, ου, ο, wickedly brave or powerful ; 
 abusing bravery or power for bad purposes. 
 
 Alvias and Alvuas, ου, ο, a j^foper name, 
 ^neas ; gen. jEol. Αϊνίίαο, Ion. Αΐνύίω. 
 From αΐήω. 
 
 A'lvzffa, ας, ε, 1. a. Ion. and Poet . for i^v/io-a, 
 or '^viffa,from alviu. 
 
 A'lviffi;, ιως, 'λ, praise. From 
 
 ΑΙύού, ω, to praise, approve, assent, f. iifu 
 and 'Α^ω, p. '/ινικ,α• p. pas. ^νίμαι• 1. a. im- 
 perat. act. alntrov aivtiirai, inf. ahnfas, part. 
 Th. αίνος. 
 
 Aivh, }J?, '/},f. g. of αίνος. 
 
 A'lv'/i, τις, vt, praise, honour. 
 
 AUvvifi , for α'Ιν/ιμι, which is for αΐνίω. 
 
 AlvTicriv, Ion. for ah al ς, from aha;. 
 
 AhntT>nta, ^ol.for α'ίνήσαίμι, 1. a. opt. act. 
 from ahici/. 
 
 Αίνιγμα, ατός, το, an enigma, a dark saying. 
 From α^(Τσ•ομαι^ Att. α^ιττομαΐ' f. αΐνίζ,ομαι, 
 p. ψιγμαι. Th. αϊνος. 
 
 Ahtγμaτ^aς, ο κα) h, one who Speaks enig- 
 matically. 
 
 Ah^γμaτιa■τhς, ου, ό, one who speaks enig- 
 matipally or obscurely. 
 
 Αινιγματω^ως, adv. enigmatically, obscurely. 
 
 Ahιγμo;, ου, ο, an enigma, an ambiguous or 
 dark saying.] 
 
 ΑΙνίξομαι, the same as άιν'ιω. 
 
 Α]νίΐτσομα.ί or α^ίττομαι, f. ί^ομαι, to hint 
 at, to speak ambiguously or enigmatically.] 
 
 AhO6iv, adv. excessively, extremely, severe- 
 ly. Th. α^ος. 
 
 Α]νό$ξυ<?ττβς, ου, ο κα) h, effeminate to excess, 
 luxurious, licentious ; Theocr. xv, 27, where 
 some of the MSS. have aho^^vffTz and others 
 
 oho^^U'PrTi.'\ 
 
 AhoXsuv, οντος, ο, a fierce lion ; Theocrit, 
 From ahoς and λίων.~\ 
 
 Α^ομοξος, ου, ο κα) η, unfortanate, ill-fated, 
 wretched. From aho; and μόξος. 
 
 Aho9ra6h, unhappy, suffering misfortunes ; 
 voc. sing, of aho'^aum, ίος. From ahoς and 
 •ττάσ^ω. 
 
 AhoTXh^, νγος, ο κα) h, striking or wound- 
 ing severely ; epithet a2)plied to a serj^ent.. 
 From ahoς and -τλ'/ίττα). 
 
 AhoToiiM, ω, to sing praises, to sing hymns. 
 
 AI^NOS, ου, 0, a fable, a proverb ; also 
 praise ; a riddle, Anstop/h. Hence οΊν'κτσομαι^ 
 ahιγμoς, α'ίνιγμα, ahica,'^ 
 
 ΑΓΝΟ'2, h, ov, severe, terrible, horrible ; 
 Avretched, unhappy ; also vehement ; (from 
 "δεινός J cony), α^οτίξος• superl. α^οτατος• dat. 
 ahoTaTM' α'ινότατε, voc. sing. Engl, heinous. 
 
 AhoToxua, ας, h. Poet, for αΐνοτ'οκος, ου, σ 
 κα) 71, unfortunate in children, having ill-fated 
 children. From ahoς and τίκτω. 
 
 ΑΓ'ΝΤΜΑΙ, to take hold of, to take; 
 a'lwTo, Ion. for ψυτο, 3. dng. imperf. 
 
 Aha/v, Yi, indeclin. the name of a city, ^non. 
 
 AhoJs, adv. severely. See αΙνός. 
 
 ΑΓΉ, αίγος, '/ι, a goat ; also the name of a 
 sign in the zodiac ; Dor. a storm. From 
 ato-o-M, or Heb. 7j^, ez or gez. Hence αίγίίος, 
 αΙγ)ς, αιγοζοο'κος, αϊγοκίξως. 
 
 Ά'ΐ%α.ς, part. act. 1. α. of άί'ΰΊτω. 
 
 Α/'ξ/ν, dat ρΐ. of α'Ι^. 
 
 ^ Αΐϊοκτα, Dor. for αϊουσα, hearing ; from άίω. 
 
 ΑΙοΧγμς, 'ϊ%ος, '/ι. Poet, for Αιολίς. Αιολικά, 
 acc, sing, of Αιολ)ς, ί^ος, νι, the name of a 
 country, yEolia. ΑΙοΧι^ης, ου, ο, the name of 
 a man, ^Slolides. 
 
 Αιόλλονται, S. jyl. j^res. jms. of 
 
 ΑΙΌλλω, f Xm, p. κα,, to change, alter, vari- 
 egate, diversify. Hence αίολλίω. Poet, for 
 αιολλω. Th. αιολος. 
 
 ΑΙολοζξόντας, ου, ο, Oor.for χΊολοζξόντ'/ις, βϋ, 
 an ejnthet of Jupiter, he who wields tiie rapid 
 lightning. From αΐόλος and βζοντνι. 
 
 Αίολοΰ&ίξπζ, νικος, ο κα) h, clad with a vari- 
 egated breastplate ; Iliad iv, 489. From Β-ωξαζ. 
 
 ΑΙολόμγιτις, h, cunning, crafty, wily. Fro7n, 
 αίολος and μν^τις. 
 
 ΑΙοΧομ'ΛΤΆζ, ου, ο. Dor. αΙο\ομν)τας, .ου, ο, 
 wise, knowing. 
 
 ΑΙολομίτξΥΐς, ου, ο, acc. αΙοΧομ'ίΤζ^Άν, having 
 a variegated girdle or zone. From μίτρα and 
 «(όλος. 
 
AIP 
 
 20 
 
 AIS 
 
 Αίολό^ωλοξ, ου, ο αα/ h, having swift horses, 
 or variegated horses ; skilled in horses. Iliad 
 iii, 180. From α,ΙΌΧος and '7Τωλοζ.~\ 
 
 ΑΓ0'Α02, ου, variegated, various, change- 
 able ; also swift. Hence αΐόλλω. 
 
 ΑΊΌλοζ, ου, ο, ^olus, the god of the loinds. 
 
 AioXopf^xirtis, ου, ο, having variegated or 
 changeable hair, or, according to others, curled 
 hair ; also having a variegated mane. Frojii 
 
 "Atov, Ion. for ri'iov, imperf. of aioj. 
 
 ΑΓΟΝΑ' i'l, f. ν\σω, to sprinkle, to wet, to 
 water, lo moisten. Hence 
 
 AVofA(fii, ιωζ, h, a sprinkling or wetting. 
 
 ΑΊόξτατΰτ., a Scythian ivord mentioned by 
 Herodot. iv, 110. and rendered by him iii 
 Greek, άν^ξοχτόνοί, manslaj-ers ; a name given 
 by the Scythians to the Amazons. Some read 
 in this passage ΰΓοξ•!τα.τχ,'\ 
 
 ΑΙττΰαν, acc sing.f. of al'^ro?. 
 
 A/ir£;v'/?, 55?, h, from u.l'ffitvO:, 
 
 Al'^ruiios, h, ov, lofty, high, put in a high 
 place. 
 
 ΑΙτίο, Dor. for γτ^ξ, Avhere. 
 
 ΑΙτΓολίΆΟί, '/I, ov, of or belonging to goats or 
 to goatherds. 
 
 AtTOXiov, ου, ro, a flock of goats. From 
 
 Αίτόλοζ, ου, ο, α goatherd. Hence αΙ•τολεΐν, 
 to take care of or feed goats. From ^ολίω 
 and ec't%, 
 
 Alcroi, so;, TO, a height, the top of a moun- 
 tain, a high place. 
 
 A/Vcj, '/I, ov, the same as αιπύζ. 
 
 ΑΙΉΧ2, eciTTiToi, α,Ι-ζν, acc. α,ίττυν, high, 
 lofty. 
 
 Al-Tfurios, IOC, lav, the same as α,Ιτι-ύζ ; also the 
 possi'ssive of ΑΊ-ττυτοζ, a jyroper name. 
 
 AI'PA, κζ, '/>, a hammer or mallet, an axe 
 or hatchet ; also the plant called hair-grass. 
 From α,'ίοΜ, or ραίω by Metath. ; ivhence also 
 όα.ΐ(ΤΤ7ΐξ. Hence αΐξΐκοζ and «."ξίνοί, yi, ov, of or 
 belonging to the herb hair-grass. 
 
 Α'/ξοί;, for α,ίίξα;, by Syncope, taking up or 
 raising up ; jyart. 1 . a. of άίίξω, 
 
 Α'/ξίί, Ion. for α,'Ιξίί, which is also for '/ipn, 
 Herodot. i, 162. 3. sing, imperf. of ο^Ιζζω. i 
 
 ΑΙζί^ίωσι, 1. a. subj. pas. Ion. for αΐξίύωσιν, 
 f'om aJoio/j!,un ; ind. y^iu'/iv. 
 
 Αϊξ'Φ/ι, he was taken ; I . o. ind. pas. Ion. 
 for '^ζίό' /j' \ . f. κι^'ίύ'/ισομα,ΐ' ocloihi;, part. 1. a. 
 
 Α'ΐξίΤ, p)res. ind. act . α1ξί7σ•όαα, ])res. inf. pas. 
 <yt oiiotu. 
 
 ΑΊ'ζίο, pres. imj)erat. Inn. for α.'!ξου,ρ~ο7η «."iju. 
 
 Αΐρίιτιμοζ, ου, ό χα) 7), that may be taken. 
 From αΐξίω. 
 
 A'/oiffii, ius, 'h, choice, election ; a sect, a 
 party. Srw/Wij κΊοϊίΤίως -/ιγιμόνί;, tlie heads of 
 the Stoical sect ; IJiouys. Hal. de Struct. 
 Orat. Cap. 2.] 
 
 Α'ίξίτίοί, to be chosen or selected. From 
 α'ΐξζτοί, which isfro?n αΐξίω. 
 
 ΑΐξίτηΤ, (Gen. XXX, 20.) 3. sing. I. fit. 
 ind act. A'.tic, for αΐξίτ'κηι, from α,Ίξζτ'ίζω, 
 to dwell or inhabit. 
 
 Aίξirίζω,f. tffia,p. xoc. to choose, to elect, 
 to adhere to a sect or party. 
 
 ΑΙξίηχος, h, ov, belonging to a sect or party, 
 factious. From οίΐζ'ίω. 
 
 ΑΙξίτΙξ, I'hos, h, that chooses or loves. 
 
 ΑΙξίτο;, ου, ο, to be chosen or wished for, 
 desirable ; also an arbitrator or arbiter. The 
 term αΐξίτοι ivas applied to the magistrates in 
 general, from their being chosen by the χζΐζο- 
 Toviac, holding up the hand, or by the ballot of 
 the χύαμ,οί or bean, j . 
 
 ΑΙ/ξίτωπρον, C07np. of αίξετΰξ' 
 
 ΑΓΡΕ'ίΙ, to take, choose, snatch, seize, 
 conquer, obtain ; also to convict ; to Idll or 
 take ofC, f ήοΌϋ,ρ. τ^ςηχοί'' f 2. \Χω• pres. pas. 
 βίίξίομχί' p. pus. '/Ιξίμοίί, (τα,ι, ra,i' 2. a. mid. 
 ί'ιλ'ομ'/ίν, sub. ϊλωμΆΐ, inf. \Χζσύοι.ι• α.1ξ^, 3 pres. 
 subj. act. oil^nxu for τΐξήχα. Ion. α,Ιξήχίί, 3. 
 sing, pluperf. act. αίξ'κκτβμΐν, 1• f o-ct. ΰλον, 
 2. a. οί,Ιξούμίύο!,, 1. jd. ούξουντοίΐ, 3. pL jnes. 
 2)as. αίξούμίνοί, *i, ov, pres. part. 
 
 AI'Til, to lift up, raise, take away, take off 
 or kill, carry, depart, amplify, f α,ξΰ, p. ήξχχ' 
 I. a. ?!ξΰί, 2. pi. '/jflUTi• α,ξον, 1. a. imperat. 
 act. θίξω, τις, yj, 1 . a. subj. α,ξα.ζ, α,ντος, part, 
 ηξμαί, perf. pas. γξ^'/ΐν, I. a. οΐξύνιη, Τίτω, im- 
 2)erat. ά,ρύ'Αίίομα,ι, 1 . f. 
 
 "A/ J, thoi, 0, the infernal regions; Pluto.] 
 
 ΑΓί, dat. pi. of n, who or Λvhich. 
 
 ATj, οίΙίσα, JEol. terminations of the partici- 
 ples of the \. a. active voice ; as, for τύ-^αξ^ 
 τύ-φα,σΌ!., they say ro^pais, τυ-φαισοί, ^~c. 
 
 AP2A, τις, h, fate, destiny, (thence α\.ηος 
 and αίιπμος) qu. a.u oStret, or άύ Ίστί' orfom 
 }eiicd, to sever. Also decorum or propriety, 
 xoir aJa-av, becomingly ; and in Sophocles it is 
 used for madness. 
 
 APSA'AiiN, 0, a species of falcon. 
 
 ΑΙσϊϋμα,ι, Dor. for α,σουμα,ί, which is for 
 Άσομοίΐ, 1 . f. ind. mid. of α^ω, to sing or 
 celebrate. 
 
 Α'Ισ',ΐ'ττος, the name of a river, ^sepus. 
 
 ΑΓ2ΘΑ'Ν0ΜΑΙ, to perceive, obsej ve, 
 hear, understand, know, to be sensible of ; f. 
 κΙσό'ΑΤομύα, p. Υΐ(τ6'/ιμοι,ι• 2. a. m. τισίομνιν Sl,bJ. 
 alσύωμ.a^, 3. pi. α,'ίσύωντοίΓ uUootvro, OJ)t. piort. 
 (χ,Ισύ'ομινος. Hence οίίσβ'/ιτος. 
 
 ΑΙσύίσίοίΐ, 2. a. inf. mid. of α,Ιιτθά,νομα,ί. 
 
 Α"σ&η«τις, ίως, h, perception, sense, condi- 
 tion or knowledge ; α,ΙσάτιτΥΐζίον, ου, το, the organ 
 of perception, the sensorium ; the understand- 
 ing. From α,Ισ'&άνομα.ί. 
 
 ΑΙσύ-ΛΤίχος, h, ov, having the power of ρ ir- 
 ception ; also perceptible. 
 
 ΑΙιτύτιτος, VI, ov, perceptible. 
 
 Άi(rL•,fur αϊω, to hear, to hearken to ; also 
 for ά'Το-τΓνίω, to breathe out, m speaking of one's 
 If, Iliad XV, 252.] 
 
 ΑΙα-ια,ν, Dor. gen. pi. of αίσιος, 
 
 Α'Ισιμος, ου, ο και 'h, fatal ; also proper, be- 
 coming. From ouiTot.. 
 
 ΑΓ2ΙΜ0'ί1,/. ωιτω,ρ. uKu, to expend, tb 
 lay out upon or bestow. 
 
AI2 
 
 £1 
 
 ΑΙΦ 
 
 Ma-iof-, 60, ο Ku) h, auspicious, happy, lucky. 
 From oi'iaroi. 
 
 Ala-o-A'hm, ου, 0, the son of ^son. 
 
 AlVovra/, for α,σονται, 3. J)^• 1• f• ^^• i'>^d. 
 of α,^ω, to sing or celebrate. 
 
 ^Mirffovro, 3. pi. imperf. pas. of κία-σω. 
 
 'Ar'22il,y. ξω, p. χα., to rush, to rush out, 
 to sally out, to assail ; ά'ιξαβ-χ, part. 1. a.f. g. 
 
 "Αϊα-τοί, ου, ο xat h, of whom nothing is 
 known, not heard of, obscure. From a. and 
 'i'a"/i/u,i. Hence 
 
 Ά/Ίττόο), u, f. ωσω, to destroy the remem- 
 brance of one ; also to destroy ; ά,ΐστωίησα,ν, 
 i. a. ind. j)as. they disappeared, Odi/s. x, 
 259.^ 
 
 ΑΙίτυίΐτίΐξ, τίξος, ό, a king, royal ; χούξω 
 αΙσυ'/ιτ?1ξί Ιοικω?, like a royal youth, Iliad xxiv, 
 347. According to some authors it signifies a 
 . robust youth, yrom α intensive and σύα,; to rush 
 or move with violence ; others render it deco- 
 rous, proper, from aura,, duty ; others derive 
 it from ΛΪσσω. See Eustath. in Iliad xxiv, 347. 
 Others read in this line of Homer, αίσνμνγι- 
 τήξ.] 
 
 Αί"2ΤΑ02, ου, ο, wicked, flagitious, ne- 
 farious, unjust. Fro7H οία-αί, ivhencealso άή<τυλοζ, 
 hj EpentJiesis of vifor i. 
 
 Αί/τυμνητ7ΐξ, ηξοζ, ο. See Oilffw/irvio. 
 
 ΑΓ2ΤΜΝΗ'ΤΗ2, ου, ο, or οίΙσυίΛννιτηρ, τιρο;, 
 the aesymnetes or presiding officer at the public 
 games. Odys. viii, 258. 
 
 Α'ία•χία•ιν, dat. pi, of ύΓια-χοξ. 
 
 ΑΙσχΙ^/ι;, ου, ό, the Grecian orator iEschi- 
 nes. 
 
 AI''2X02, sflj, ro, turpitude, baseness, in- 
 famy, opprobrium. From a, and Ίσχο). 
 
 ΑΙσχξοκ.ίξ^ίία, οίζ, h, unprincipled cupidity, 
 i-nsatiable avarice. Lysias.'\ 
 
 ΑΙίτχζοχίο^η;, ίοζ, ό κ,α,) h, fond of shameful 
 er dishonorable gain ; οί,Ισχζοκίξ^ω;, adv. From 
 οί'ο'Χξοζ and κ,ίο^οζ. 
 
 Αΐιτχξολογία., as, h, foul language, obscene 
 language ; from κΐίτχξολόγα;, ου, ό, one Avho 
 uses foul language. From αίσ-χξο? and λόγο;. 
 
 Αίο-χξο;, a, ov, base, shameful, dishonorable ; 
 dat. pi. Ion. αΙσ'χξοΤα'ί' comp. κισ•χξάτίξο; or 
 ακτχίων SUperl. αισχξοτχτος or α,Ίσχίστοζ. 
 Hence 
 
 ΑΙσχφτηί, yiTo?, h, baseness, obscenity, foul- 
 ness ; αΐδ-χξο^ρ'/ιμοβ-υν/ι, '/ις, h, obscenity of lan- 
 guage. From οίϊα-χος. 
 
 Αίίτχξίϋς, adv. basely, shamefully. 
 
 ΑΊσ-χύνεο, 2. sing. pres. imper. pas. Ion. for 
 αΐΰ-χύνίο-ο ; ffrojn οίίσχΰνομοι,ι) be thou ashamed, 
 Th. αΊσχοζ. 
 
 ΑΙσχύν/ι, VIS, 7!, shame, disgrace ; also deli- 
 cacy of feeling, Thucyd.~\ 
 
 ΑΙίτχυνύίΊ'ήν, \. a. opt. pas. of αΐνχύνομχι. 
 
 ΑΙ(τχυν6η[Λίν, Ion. and Oor. α,Ισχυνύνιμζνοίΐ 
 for αΐίτχυνβηνοίΐ, 1. a. inf. pas. if ακτχύνομ,οι,ι. 
 
 Αία•χυντ•/ιλος, vi, ov, bashful, modest, shame- 
 faced. From α,Τα-χος. 
 
 Αΐίτχυντοί, η, ov, shameful. From ο^σχο{. 
 * Α1(τχύνω, to make ashamed, to shame, to 
 
 dishonor; f. νω, p. ^,α-χυγζα.' }). pas. γα-χυμ- 
 μοα- 1. a. 'Ασχΰνδ'Λν 1. f. pas. αΐιτχυνΰήνα- 
 μοίί. 
 
 Αισ-ΛίτΓίΐο;, relating to ^^sop. 
 
 A'/<ret)To;, ου, ό, ^Esop. 
 
 Άί'τοίί, ου, ό, Oor. for atr'/ts. 
 
 Α7τί, Dor, for i'l'ri, whether, or. 
 
 Α'ίτίζ, pres. imjyerat. 2. sing, of alria, io 
 ask, request. 
 
 A'iTiv, 2. sitig. pr. imperat. mid. Dor. and 
 jEoI. for oiiToZ, which is for Attic u'/rn, ask 
 thou. Hence 
 
 ΑΙτίυμίνοζ, for αΙτουμενο;. Th. αιτίω. 
 
 ΑΓΤΕΏ, ω, to ask, request, demand, desire ; 
 f 'Ασω,ρ. ^jT7\y.ot.' 1. a. ητ'/ί(τα.' imperf. pas. 
 '/ίΤίόμην, ούμ'/ιν, ίου, ου, ίετο, ιΐτο' ρ). paS. 'ήΤ'/ιμοίΐ• 
 l.f. pas. ΰίΙτ'/ιΰτιοΌμοίΐ. Hence 
 
 ΑΊτημοί, α,τοί, το, and οί'ίτ'/ισΊ;, ΐω;, η, a re- 
 quest, demand, petition. 
 
 ΑΙτγζ, 2. sing. sub. act. aln^ff'/i'n, 1. a. subj. 
 2. 2)1. of οίΊτίω. 
 
 'Atrtj;, ου, ο, a lover fin an impure 
 sense. J 
 
 AW^ffoi:, 1 . a. inf. αΐτή^ασα, part. f. g. of 
 
 CiiTiCJ. 
 
 "Airyiffi;, lus, 'h, See οίΊ'τ'/ΐμβί. 
 
 ΑΓΤΓΑ, aj, Ion. alrl'/i, r,;, 'h, cause, reason, 
 blame, fault, accusation, arraignment. 
 
 ΑΙτΊοίμα, α.τοζ, ro, crimination, arraignment» 
 accusation, complaint. From 
 
 ΑΊτιάομοι,ι, ωμαι, to accuse, criminate, blame, 
 impute, y. ά<τομοίΐ• jn-es. iif. αΐηχίτύχ/• p. '^tIoc- 
 μοα. 
 
 Αιτίΰΐτίον, (from α,Ιτιάομοίΐ) blameable, that 
 is to be blamed or criminated, imputable. ; 
 
 ΑΊπατικ,ο;, ου, ό, accusatory, criminatory ; 
 utTiarixh (sc. ττωοΊ;) the accusative case. 
 
 ΑΙτιολογ'ιοί, α,ζ, h, a figure in rhetoric, called 
 oetiology, by ivhich in relating an event we 
 assig7i also the cause of it. Quintil. ix, 3. ] 
 
 ΑΊτίον, ου, το, reason or cause, accusation, 
 blame, harm. 
 
 A'iTio;, ου, ό xou '/i, the cause of any thing, 
 the author or adviser of any thing ; an accused 
 or guilty person. 
 
 AiTiOMVTo, for aiTiuivTo, 3. ^;'. ^)re5. pass. opt. 
 or Ion. for '^τιωντο, imperf. j^c-s. of αιηάο- 
 μκί. 
 
 Αϊτιω^'/ΐί, ιοζ, ο κοί] '/ι, that appertains to a 
 cause, causal, e. g. causal conjunctions ; etlria/- 
 δε,-, η. g. 
 
 ΑΙτιωτΰίτοζ, superl. of αίτιο?. 
 
 "Airv/i, vi;, '/■,, the name of a mountain, 
 iEtna.] 
 
 AiToTyiv, Att.for αΙτοΤμι, opt. See αΐτεω. 
 
 ΑΓτΛ?, Dor. for τίμενο;, εο;, το, a sacred 
 grove, a consecrated wood. Find, iii, 30, ivhere 
 perha])s we should read αλτει.] 
 
 ΑΙτωλιοζ, ου, ό, iEtolian. 
 
 ΑΊτίολΰί, οΖ, ο, JEtoliayi ; ΑΙτωλο), the .^to- 
 lians, nom. pi. ΑΙτοΧοΐσιν, dat. 
 
 ΑΙτωμ,εν, 1. jd. pres. Subj. act. αΐτύμεύχ^ 
 1 . pi. pres. subj. pas. of α,Ιτεω. 
 
 ΑΙΦνη:, adv. suddenly, unawares ; from 
 
AKA 
 
 2S 
 
 AKA 
 
 βίφνω, by Sync, for άφα,νω;, by Apoco'pe of the a. 
 From άφανγΐί• 
 
 At0vl^4os, ου, χα) hy sudden, unexpected. 
 Hence 
 
 ΑΙφνιΥιωξ, adv. suddenly. From a/ipvjjj. 
 ΑΙχ^^ηνα,ί, 1. a. i,f. pas. of αίσσο). 
 ΑΙ-ζ^Λάζω, to brandish, to dart or throw, to 
 make war. From α,ϊχ^μγι. 
 
 Al^f^xXiKTia, αζ, r„ captivity. 
 ΑΙχ^ΙΛο,λωτίΰω, to lead captive ; f. ίύσω, p. 
 '/ΐχ^μα-λωπυκοί. 
 
 ΑΙχμχλΜτίζω, f. iffoj, p. ix,cc, to lead away 
 captive, to carry av\'ay into servitude ; ])• P<^^s. 
 '/ΐχμκλωτίίτμα»• l.f ΛΪ;^αΆλΛΐτΐ(τίήο•ομ,αι.'\ 
 
 ΑΙχ^μάλωτα;, ου, <$, a captive, a prisoner of 
 war ; and οι.Ιχ^μα.Χωτ]ί, ίΐο;, h, a female cap- 
 tive ; q. d. τη &.Ίχ^μη ά,Χωτος (from άχ'ίσκ,ω, to 
 take.) Hence αΙχ^μα,ΧωιΤίΛ, ας, v\, captivity. 
 ΑΙχ^μάίΤσω, See αΐ^μχζω.^ 
 ΑΙχ^ματοίί, α. Dor. for α,Ιχ^μηττίζί and 
 αιχμ-ήτάω, gen. Dor. Bceot. and jEol. for 
 αΙχ^μ'/ΐτοΖ. 
 
 ΑΓΧΜΕΓ, 9ί, 'h, the point of a spear ; also 
 a spear, javtlin, lance, pike ; αΐχ^μη?, dat. p)l' 
 Ion. for α,ϊχμχΐί. Fro)7i κίαΊτω. 
 
 ΑΙχμητα, VOC. sing, αι^μ'/ιτύων, gen. Jll. 
 JEol. of α,Ιχ^μγίτη;, ου, ο, a warrior, a soldier ; 
 ace. α,Ιχ^μγιτ'ην, Tk. α,Ιχ^μ'Α. 
 
 ΑΙχμο^ύόξο;, ου, ο, armed with a spear or pike, 
 pike-man ; also one of a prince's lifeguards, 
 Herod, i, 8, 103. 
 
 ΑΡΨΑ and αΤ-ψ', adv. immediately, quickly. 
 Αι-φ'/ιξοκελευόος, ου, ο kcc) yi, an epithet of 
 Boreas, rapid, swift on his way, Hjsiod. 
 T/ieog. 379. From ο^-φ'/ίξοζ, for λαί•φ>ΐξο;, 
 which hi from αΊ-φκ, and χ.ίλζυ6ος. 
 
 ΆΙ'ίϊ, to hear, to hearken to ; also to under- 
 stand ; also to breathe out, i. e. one's Ife ; jjres. 
 pare, α,'ιων. 
 
 ΑΙΏ'Ν, ωνοζ, Ό, an age, a long period of 
 
 time, indefinite duration ; time whether longer 
 
 or shorter, past, present, or future ; also, in the 
 
 N. Test, the wicked men of the age ; also in 
 
 fern. g. h α,Ιων, life, the life of man. 
 
 Ά/Λΐν, όνβί, v\. Dor. for ra'ajv, the shore. From 
 2). m. v{lot,, of ί'ιμι, to go. 
 
 ΑΙωνΙζω, to make lasting, to perpetuate, 
 to eternize. 
 
 ΑΙωνιοζ, ου, ο κοά h, anaaJuviOi, ta, tov, (from 
 ■aluv) of long duration, lasting, somelifncs ever- 
 lasting; sometimes lasting through life, as 
 aeternus in Latin. , 
 
 ΑΙωοοί, as, 'h, a raising up; a hanging or 
 strangling ; the rope used fur han/iing ; a swing- 
 ing. From κΊοω, by Pkonasm if tke ω. 
 
 ΑΓίΙΡΕ'Π, f. rifoi, J). vixoL, to raise up, to 
 raise on high, to suspend. 
 
 Ay-K, adv. Dor. fur άχ^ or α,κτιν, mildly, 
 gently, quietly, .silmtly. 
 
 'Α»αί>?(ί*ί, voc ο^Ακαό',ψ-,ο;, ου, ο, Academus, 
 a proper name. Hence 
 
 Άκ,α^'/,μιΐΆ or ^ Ακοί^ημΑα, α,ζ, ίι, the Acad- 
 emy, or public gymnasium, at Athens. 'Axcx.- 
 "dyiuiiov, ro, also occnrs.] 
 
 Άκάζω, f. β•ω, p. pas. νχ,οατμαι, to sharpen. 
 From ακή. See άχοι,χ^μίνοζ. 
 
 ΆζΆβοίξίτΐΆ, αζ, 'Λ, tilthiness, foulness, impu- 
 rity, whether of body or mind. 
 
 ' Αχ-αβάξΤ'/ΐζ, by Sync, for άκαύαξοττις, νιτοζ^ 
 '/ι, impurity, filthiness. From a and καία'ίξω. 
 
 Άκ,άύαζτος, ου, ο καϊ -h, impure, filthy, un- 
 clean, unchaste. 
 
 Άκάβεκτος, ου, ο χα) ^, that connot be re- 
 strained, ungovernable. From a. and xa- 
 τίχ^ω. 
 
 " Axana, νιξ, ri, a goad, a thorn ; also a rod 
 or measure of ten feet. From dxh, a point. 
 
 "Αχαίξα, unseasonably, out of season. From 
 άχαίξο;, ου, ο χα) 'h, which is from a and χαίξός. 
 
 Άχαίξίομαι, to be destitute of opportunity or 
 time ; impef. τιχαίξεόμ'/ιν, ούμ'/ιν, ίου, οΰ, ατορ 
 iiro'f. νκτομαί• p. pas. 7ΐχαίξ•^μαι. From άκαίξό; . 
 
 Άχαίξία, as, vt, unseasonableness, intrusive- 
 ness, the being unwelcome. Theoph. Char. 
 12.] 
 
 Άχαίξΐο;, ου, ο, momentary, of short dura- 
 tion. 
 
 "Αχαίξοξ, ου, ο χα) h, unseasonable, not op- 
 portune, obtrusive, importunate, not having 
 leisure time. 
 
 Άχαίξω;, adv. unseasonably. 
 
 ΆΚΑΚΑΛΓ2, l^os, h, the seed of an Egyp- 
 tian fruit, supposed to be the wild Carob. Dios- 
 corid. i, 119. 
 
 Άχαχ^τα, Poet, for άχαχγιτνίζ, ου, ο, an 
 epithet of Mercury, doing no ill, pacific, de- 
 serving no ill. 
 
 ' Axax'ia, Ία;, '/), innocence, simplicity or 
 purity of mind ; a kind of thorn. 
 
 "Axaxos, ου, ο χα) ή, innoxious, innocent. 
 
 Άχαλαρρύταο, gen. jEol. of dxaXappiiryiiy 
 ου, 0, smoothly or placidly flowing. From, 
 dxaXoi and ρεω. 
 
 ΆΚΑΛΗ'ΦΗ, ;7?, ί, a nettle; a kind of 
 fish ; a kind of sea-fowl. Chald. p^T\, 
 
 ΆχαΧλτ)',, ίοξ, ο χα) h, destitute of beauty or 
 grace, ugly. Th. χ,άλλο;. 
 
 ΆχαΧοζ, 71 Of, tranquil, quiet. From ^xa. 
 
 Άχάλυττοζ, ου, ο χα) 'h, uncovered, bare. 
 From a and χαλύ-ττω. 
 
 Άχαλω;, adv. quietly, without noise.]• 
 
 Άκάμαντι, dat. sing, of άχάμας, unwearied, 
 untiring. 
 
 Άχαμαντολογχ;αν, gen. Dor. for ά,χαμα'ίνα- 
 λογ;^ων. From 
 
 ' ΑχαμαννοΧόγχ^νίζ, ου, ο χα) τ), indefatigable 
 with the spear, i. e. a great warrior ; Find. 
 ISLhm. vii, 15. From άχάμας and λΌγχ^η.~\ 
 
 Άκα/Λαντομαχ^πζ, ου, ο, indefatigable in bat- 
 tle, a great warrior• From άχάμα; and μά~ 
 Ζομαι. 
 
 ^ ΑχαμαντΌ-ττους, o^o;, ο, indefatigable in the 
 race. From άχάμαζ and τοΰ;. 
 
 ^ Αχα,μαζ, avros, o, unwearied, indefatigable. 
 
 ^ Ακαμας, avros, o, the 7tame of a man, 
 Acamas. 
 
 Άχαμάτνκτι, dat. ^ji. Ion. fern. g. άχαμά- 
 roto, gen. sing. Ion. of 
 
AKA 
 
 23 
 
 ΑΚΕ 
 
 Άχύμα.'Τΰί, ου, ο κα) ίι, unwearied, indefati- 
 gable. From α and Άάμιω. 
 
 ^ h-KctfA-Trrt?•, £β?> ο κα.) τι, and α.κα,μ.'ττ oj, ου, 
 β χα.) h, inflexible, obstinate, immovable, un- 
 yielding. From a. and κάμπτω. Lucian. 
 
 "ΑΚΑΝΘΑ, πί, 'h, a thorn, a briar ; diffi- 
 culty, embarrassment. Hence 
 
 'Αχά,νβΐνος, VI, ov, made of thorns, thorny."" 
 
 Άκανΰ)ς, lOo;, 'h, a kind of bird, supposed to 
 he the goldfinch. 
 
 "ΑκΆνίος, ου, ή, the acanthus, a name given 
 by the ancients to two different lands of plants. ] 
 
 Άκοί,νύ'οω,/. ωσω, to make thorny or prickly. 
 
 Άχανύώ^ηί, Ku) h, thorny. 
 
 Άχανίον, ου, το, dimin, of οίκανος, a little 
 thorn or spine. \ 
 
 "Αχανος, ου, ό xou h, α hind of plant supposed 
 to be Onopordum. , 
 
 "Axocn-voi, ου, ο χα.) vt, smokeless, free from 
 smoke. Th. χα-ννΌς. 
 
 Άχάξ^ίος, ου, ό χα,) νι, heartless, spiritless, 
 without intellect ; without pith, apjdied to 
 xvood. From a, and χοίξ^ία. 
 
 Άκα^ί?, adv. in an instant or moment." 
 Fro7n 
 
 Άχα,ξΥίζ, ίοζ, ο ΧΟΛ 'λ, short, minute, so as not 
 to be divisible, indivisible, momentary. From 
 a and χίΐξοα, to cut or divide. 
 
 "Αχαξί, a very minute insect called a tick or 
 mite ; the A car us ; Aristot. Hist. AyiiTnal. 
 V, 32. 
 
 Άχαξία,Ίοξ, ου, ο, the same as άχα.ξήξ.'^ 
 
 ΆΚΑΡΝΑ, ns, h, a kind of plant, the arti- 
 choke. 
 
 "Ακαςτοζ, ου, ο χα.) γΐ, destitute of fruit, seed- 
 less, barren. From « and χα^τΌς. 
 
 'AxaffTTi, Άί, h, the name of a woman, 
 Acaste. From άχάζω. 
 
 Άχάστος, ου, ύ, the name of a man, Acastus. 
 
 Άχα,τάζ,λητος, ου, ο χα) h, invincible, not 
 to be overthrown. Anstoph. Nub.'\ 
 
 ^ AxarayvMiTTOi, ου, ο χα) h, exempt from 
 blame or condemnation, irreprehensible. From 
 a and χαταγινωσχω. 
 
 ' Αχαταχάλυτττοζ, ου, ο χα) νι, uncovered, 
 bare. From a, χατα, and χαΧύ'Ττοο. 
 
 Άχατάχξίτος, ου, ο χα) νι, being condemned 
 without a hearing, being condemned unheard. 
 From a >und χατάχξίτοζ. 
 
 Άχαταλ' /ixrtxos, fin gratnmarj acatalectic, 
 that is, a verse ending with a perfect foot!\ 
 
 ΆχατάΧνιχτοζ, ov, ο χα) νι, acatalectic (see 
 άκαταλνιχτιχος) ', also not ending or terminat- 
 ing. Frotn a. j)rivat. and χαταλνιγω. 
 
 ΆχΆτάλλα.χ7ος, ου, ο χα)νι, irreconcilable, im- 
 placable. From a, xara, and άΧλάσσω. 
 
 Άχατάλυτοζ, ου, ό χα) νι, indissoluble, that 
 cannot be loosed or separated. From a, χατα, 
 dlld λυω. 
 
 ' Αχαταμάχ^νιτοζ, ου, ο χα) νι, impregnable, 
 not to De subdued, unconquerable. 
 
 Άχατά'^αυιττος, ου, ο χα) νι, unceasing, 
 never-ending, restless ; unrestrainable. From 
 « and MUTXTsOivoj, 
 
 Άχοίτατλνιχτωί, adv. fearlessly. 
 
 Άχατάτοτοζ, ου, ο χα) νι, that cannot be^ 
 swai lowed or devoured.] 
 
 Άχατασήμαντος, ου, ο χα) νι, having no 
 mark or sign ; not sealed. 
 
 ^ Αχατασχιΰαστοζ, ου, ο χα) νι, unfinished, not 
 elaborate, not finished with care ; deficient in 
 rhetorical ornament. From a and χατα- 
 σχίυάΖ,ω. 
 
 Άχαταστασία, ας, ή, tumult, sedition, intes- 
 tine war, disorder ; exile ; unsteadiness. 
 
 ^ Αχατάστα,τος, ου, ο χα) yi, unstable, un- 
 steady, not fixed, wavering, vacillating. From 
 a and χαύΐστνιμι. 
 
 ' Αχατάσχιτοζ, ου, ο χα) νι, unruly, uni-estrain- 
 able, that cannot be repressed. From a and 
 χατάσ^ζτοζ. 
 
 Άχα,τά'φίυα'το;, ου, ο χα) ri, not feigned or 
 counterieited. From a, χατα, and •φίύ^ύυ. 
 
 Άχατνιγ'οξνιτοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, irrepreliensible, 
 blameless, 
 
 ΆΚΑΤ02, ου, ό χα) '/ι, a kind of boat, a 
 long boctt ; also a kind of cup. Hence the 
 diminutive αχάτϊον, ου, το. Arfstoph. , ., 
 
 " Αχαυστοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, unburnt, incombusti- 
 ble. From a and καίω. 
 
 Άχαχ^ίατο, Ιού. and Poet. άχαχ^-Ζιατο for 
 άχάχ^ηντο, 3. 2)1. plvperf. ind. pass, of άχα- 
 χ'ίω, by redupl. for αχ^ίω, to be grieved or sor- 
 rowful. Th. οίχ^οζ. 
 
 ^ Axay /ιω, άχάχ^ν,μι, and αχα^Ίζω, to make 
 sorrowful, to grieve. From οίχ,ος. 
 
 '' Αχαχ^ήμινος, grieved, sorrowful ; pres. part, 
 of άχά^νιμί. 
 
 Άχάχ^νίμι, See axa^ioj. 
 
 Άχαρι^μίνοξ, sharp-pointed ; jmrt. pass, for 
 τίχαα-μίνοξ, from άχαζομαι, f άσομαι (and by 
 dialect άχαζ,ομαι), perf. γχαγμαι, whence vixay- 
 μΛνοζ. According to some, άχαχ^μΛνοζ is ])ut by 
 Syncope and Ionic for ν,χαχ^νιμίνοζ (the aug- 
 ment being thrown away ), perf .part, of άχαχίω. 
 Th. dx'/i, or αχ^ος. 
 
 "Ακάχ,οιτο, "ό. jn-es. opt. of αχύ;ζω, to grieve; 
 part, άχαρων. Tk. οί^ος. 
 
 ^ Αχα'ομίνος, Ion. and Poet, for άχίόμ&νοξγ 
 j)res. part, of άχίομαι. 
 
 Άχίίξοχόμαξ, Dor. for άχΐιροχόμν,ς, ου, ό, the 
 same as άχίξσίχόμνίζ, ου, ο, unshorn. An 
 ejnthet of Apotio and Bacchns.'l 
 
 Άχίλ^αμα, Aceldama or the field of blood, 
 i. e. butigfit with the jmce of blood, 
 
 Άχίλϋφοί, ου, ο χα) «, without a shell or cov- 
 ering, bare, uncovered. ^ 
 
 Άχϊντνιτοί, ου, 6 χα) νι, not spurred or goad- 
 ed on, Pind. Th. χίντίω. 
 
 ΆΚΕΌΜΑΙ, άχίοντο, 3. pi. imperf fut. 
 ίσομαι and νισομ,αι, to cure, to heal, to i emedy ; 
 to expiate, make good. Henct^ άχίο-μό;. 
 
 Άχ'ίξαιοζ, ου, ο χα) ri, pure, unpolluted ; 
 harmless, gentle, innoceni. 
 
 ^ Αχίοατίζ, iu, xa) vi, iicrnless. 
 
 'Aia^ita, as, 7j, damage, injury, loss. Th. 
 
 ΧίξΟΟζ. 
 
AKI 
 
 Q4 
 
 ΑΚΜ 
 
 Άκ-ξ^νι;, ίοζ, ο κα.) jj, not lucrative, not gain- 
 ful. From a, and κ'ΐξ^ο;. 
 
 Άκίξο-ίκόμ'ήζ, ου, Dor. άχ,ΐξ<ηχομ.α,ξ, ου, ο, 
 unshorn, epithet of Aj)ollo ayid Bacchus. Froin 
 a, κ.ίΐρω, and χ,ομτι. 
 
 ^ Ακ'ίΐτα,σ'ύχι, 1. a. inf. tn. of αχίομαι. 
 
 " Ακ.ίσ•μα, ccro;, το, Poet, for όίκίσΐξ, iui, 73, 
 a curing or healing, recovery of health. 
 
 ' Ακίσμοζ, ου, ο, the same as ίίκισμΆ. 
 
 'Α«55•β•£τα/, 1. f. Poet, (for a-Aa-iTBci) of 
 αχ.ίομα.ι. 
 
 'AxcCTTOi, i), ov, curable, that may be heal- 
 ed. 
 
 Άχ,'ιστξα, a?, vi, a needle. Lucian. 
 
 Άχίύμζνοί, JEnl. and Dor. for άκονόμίνο;, 
 pres. phrt. 2>as. of d,y.,ouw. 
 
 Άκ.ίφοι,Χο{, ου, ο χ.(Δ 'A, being \vithout a head, 
 headless ; wnthout a beginning ; mutilated, im- 
 perfect. Th. κ,ίφα,λ'/ί. 
 
 'Axicov, adv. from άκν,ν, silently, quiet'. V. 
 
 ΆΚΗ', r,i, '/J, a point, an edge. Hence 
 ά/ίάζω. 
 
 Άκ-ί^-ιττο;, ου, ο Kot) y,, neglected, disregard- 
 ed ; unburied, from a and yJviou;, funeral ob- 
 sequies ; aiso unlarnented, from ;£>;5ίΐί, grief. 
 
 Άκη^'Α;, iis, κκ) 71, careless, regardless, 
 neglectful ; ace. anrXict,. 
 
 ' Ay.riola, ίας, h, saduess, heaviness of heart, 
 grief, irlvsomeness ; carelessness, negligence. 
 From α and kyj^o;. Hence 
 
 Άκ'/ι^ίάζΜ, f eroj, ]). χκ, to be sad, grieved, 
 er troubled ; to do any thing carelessly. 
 
 Άχ'^κοκ, p. in. Alt. for γ,κοα.• ά,κ,'/ικ'οίΐταν. 
 plnpef. for '},κΰΐισα.ν or α.•Λ•/,κύασα.';• άκτικοιναι, 
 inf. ά-ΛΠκοΌ-ίς, 2)uri. jylur. num. of ακούω. 
 
 Άκ'/ίΧγ,~οι$, dat. ]il. of ακ'/ιλ'/ι•-οί, ου, ο κιά ri, 
 implacable, inflexible, Odys. x, 329. From 
 u. and κγιλίω. 
 
 ΆκτΧί^ωτο;, Ιΐω-ου, ο κα.) '/,, immaculate, un- 
 spotted, pure. 
 
 " Ακτ.μα,, roi, το, a healing or curing. 
 
 'Λκί?ν, q. d. άχ'Λ'^ω;, silentl}•, quietly. From 
 a. and ^αΐνω. 
 
 ΆκνιοάαΊΟζ, ου, ο y.cti 'h, See άκ'/,ξοι,τοζ. 
 
 Άκ'Αοατος, ου, ο κοά >7, pure, undefiled, incor- 
 rupt, immortal. From α• and κΐζάω, or «, 
 κνίξ, and ατγτ or from κΥιξ, fate. 
 
 Άκτ,οίοί, ου, ό και 'ή, lifeless, heartless, im- 
 mortal. From a and κτ^ξ. 
 
 Άκ'Αουκτί), adv. without a herald. 
 
 Άκγιουκτο}, ου, ό κκΐ γΐ, not proclaimed by a 
 herald. Ακιη^υκτον -ττΌΧίμον Ιττίφίοον, they 
 made war without a proclamation by the herald, 
 Herod. V, SI. From κ•/)ξΰο•(τω.\ 
 
 ^ Ακηγ^ίο,το, 3. pi. perf. pas. Ion. for άκ-/,- 
 χ^ντο, Attic reduplic. from άχιομαι, to be 
 grieved or sad ; according to some it is the 
 imperf Ion. of άκάχ^τιμαι. 'Axyi^QuTcn or 
 ακ9ΐχ;ίΆΤΐχι, for άκ'/ιχ^'/)ντα.ι, 3• ρ/, perf, of 
 ά,κΆ'/^ιω or άκύχ^'/ιμι. Th. αχοζ. 
 
 ' Ακγ,χ^ίμοα or ίκνιχ^ημα-ι, to be sad ; pres. 
 ind. hence άκ-ζ,χ^ίμίννι, grieving. Th. 
 
 Άκίζΰπλος, ου, ο κα,) Υΐ, unadulterated, with- 
 out dross, pure. 'From a. and ki^'ams. 
 
 'Axitvos, vi, ov, infirm, that can scarcely move* 
 From α and κινίω. 
 
 Άκι^νότίξος, compar. of κκί^νόξ. Used in 
 the comjmrative degree hy Homer to signify 
 inferior to, Odys. v, 217. 
 
 Άκι^ωτΌζ, ov, κοά yi, sharp-pointed. From. 
 a«<5, ιΰος, Yi. 
 
 "ΑκΤκυς, υο;, ο κοίΐ >?, infirm, feeble, disabled. 
 Odys. ix, 515." 
 
 ΆΚΙΝΑ'ΚΗΣ, ου, ο, a Persian ivord, a 
 sabre used by the Persians. Herod, iii, 118, 
 and passitn. 
 
 Άκίν^ΰνοξ, ου, ο και jj, free from danger, 
 safe. From a and κίνδυνος. 
 
 ^ Ακι\^ΰνως, adv. safely, securely. 
 
 ^ ΑκΤνΥιτα, οίς, a. Dor. for άκιν'/ιτ»ι, nom^ 
 siiig.f immoA'able. But άκΊνΥίτο;, ου, ό κα) Yiy 
 is more common; α.κιν/;τοισι, dat. pi. Ini. 
 From a and κινίω, to moA'e. 
 
 ΆΚΙΝΟΣ, ου, 0, the name of a plant, sup- 
 jwsed to be sweet basil ; also the grape. 
 
 "Akic;, ου, ό και γ,, not subject to be eaten by 
 worms ; not eaten by worms, incorrupt. Fro77i 
 a and κΐς, a worm. Hes. 
 
 ^ Ακίίξος, ου, the same as lo-^vo;, oZ, 0, feeble, 
 slendei. From a intensive, κι?, and ρίω• or 
 from οίκυξοζ, ivhich signifies old and infirm. 
 
 Άκ/;, <δίί, γι, the point of a spear, a sharp 
 point or edge. The sa?ne as άκή. Hence the 
 Latin word sagitta. 
 
 ^ ΑκΊχ^Υίτα, adv. for α,κιχ^Ϋ,τω;, in SUCh a 
 manner as not to be overtaken. From 
 
 "ΑκΊχγιτοζ, ου, ο κα) γι, that cannot be over- 
 taken or attained, unattainable. From a and 
 
 κΊχγ,μι. ^ 
 
 Άκιωτχτοι, very sound or whole ; pi. siqyerL 
 of ccKio;. 
 
 'AKK'iZ,oyMt, to refuse what one really desires j 
 and 
 
 ^Ακκισμοί, οΰ, ο, an insincere refusal. From 
 
 ΆΚΚίΓ, ου, Υι, the name of a wo?nan, 
 Acco. 
 
 Άκ?^άξΛΐτοί, CO, ό κα,) a,, Dor. for άκΧ'/ίρωτοξγ 
 not chosen by lot, not having a lot or share. 
 From a and κληξοζ. 
 
 " Ακλαυστοξ or άκΧαυτος, ου, ο κα.) γι, unla- 
 mented. From a and κΧα'ιω. 
 
 Ά;ίλί'/!;, ioi, ο κα) η, and άκλίΐΥιί, inglorious, 
 base. 
 
 Ά>ί.λίω}, Ion. and Poet, for aVo'^w;, inglori- 
 ously. From a and κΧίος. 
 
 ΆκλΥίξίω, ω, f ήσω•, p. κα,, to be without Z^ 
 share, not to participate ; also to be afflicted. 
 From a and κλγ,ξο;. 
 
 'ΑκλΥίξΥϋ, ίο{, ό κοί) γι. See άκ?.7ίξο;. 
 
 "Ακλγίξοξ, ου, ο κα) γι, without a share or por- 
 tion, destitute, poor, Odys. xi, 489. J 
 
 "ΑκΧΥιτο;, ου, ο κα) γ„ not called, unasked, 
 uninvited ; without a name or title. From a, 
 and κλ.γΐτΌ;. 
 
 Άκλϊνγΐί, ίο;, ό κα) υι, unwavering, steady, 
 firm, inflexible. From a. and κλίνα/. 
 
 Ακμάζω, f άσω, p. ^κμ,ακα, to flourish, 
 to ripen, to be in its full force or ut its height, 
 as a disease, Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 
ΑΚΟ 
 
 ^ 
 
 .ΑΚΟ 
 
 Ά«(ίίαΓίί, «/«, οίΊον, flourishing, youthful; 
 iipe ; opportune, seasonable.] 
 
 Άχμύί,ν^ Dor. for άκ,μην. See αχμΜν. 
 
 ^Ακ,μ.ίί(Ττ'/ΐξ, ου, ο, vigorous, robust, strong. 
 
 *AKMH', m, 57, the point of a spear or other 
 thing ; mature age, the prime of life, the exact 
 point of time. 
 
 Άκμ'/ιν, as yet, hitherto, 
 
 "Ακμ'/ινοί, ou, Koi >5, grown up, adult; also 
 hungry or fasting, Iliad xix, 163.] 
 
 'Α-Λμγΐζ, riros, ο xeci si, unfatigued, untired, 
 fresh. From a and κάμνω. 
 
 Άκμόβίτον, ου, το, the block of an anvil, 
 Iliad xviii, 410, 476, bt/ Sync, for άκμονόύιτον. 
 From ϋχμων and τίύημι.'\ 
 
 "Ακ,μονα,ζ, acc, pi. of όίκμων. 
 
 Άχμονί^κί, Dor. for Άκ.μ.ανι^7ΐί, ου, ο, the 
 son of Acmon. 
 
 "Κκ-μων, ovos, o, an anvil. 
 
 "ΑχναμΤ'τοί, ου, ο κ,α,) γΐ, (Poet, for ά'^να^ίΤ- 
 τοΐ) inflexible, stiff^ rigid. From a. and 
 χάμτΓτω. 
 
 " AKVTiffTii, i^o;, or ias, »j, the spine or back- 
 bone. Th. Άνάω. Rather for κκάνίκτη;. See 
 άχ,άνιον.^ 
 
 "Axah, ijs, «, and Dor. άκοκ, us, j?, hearing, 
 the sense of hearing ; rumour, report, common 
 fame, a discourse ; used by historians for a 
 tradition. From eix,o6ca.'\ 
 
 Άκ,ότ,ν, 2. a. jyas. Ion. of κκοΰω. 
 
 Ακοή(Τομα,ι, 2,fut. pas. of ά,-Λοΰφ. 
 
 Άχοίμ,'/ιτοί, ου, ο και «, sleepless, wakeful, 
 
 'Ακοίμητων, gen. pi. of ακοίμητος. 
 
 Άκοινώνητον, ου, το, incommunicable, that 
 cannot be shared with, unsocial, distant or re- 
 served. From a and κοινων'ιω. 
 
 Άκύίτττ^ς, ου, ο, and Dor. άκοίταί, a married 
 man, a husband, a partner ; acc. άκοίτνιν. 
 
 Άκοίτίξ, ios and i^os, vi, a wife, a married 
 woman. From a, for ίΐμα., and κοίτ'/ι. 
 
 'Ακολασία, as, jj, excess or intemperance, 
 luxury, inability to restrain the appetites, incon- 
 tinence. Th. κολάζω. 
 
 Άκόλαα-τΰξ, ου, ό καϊ vt, immoderate, unruly, 
 unrestrained, lustful, unpunished. From a and 
 χολάζω, 
 
 Άκολουύ'ίω, ω, to follow, to accompany, to 
 imitate, to obey ; imperf. %κολοΰΗον, ouv,f ή>τω, 
 p. ηκολούύτικα• άκολουάοΖσαι, pres. part. pas. jd. 
 num.f g. 
 
 Άκόλου^/ιτίχοζ, h, ev, prone to follow, attend- 
 ant upon, folloAving, complying. 
 
 'Ακολουθία, a;, ri, a following or accompany- 
 ing, a series; suitableness. 
 
 ΆΚ0'Λ0ΤΘ02, ου, ο κα) ri, an attendant, 
 a waiter, a follower, a companion ; also an 
 acolyte, in the church.^ 
 
 Άκολούβωί, adv. consecutively, according to 
 order. 
 
 Άκολυμζοζ, ου, ο κα) ri, ignorant of swim- 
 ming, that cannot swim. Strabo, lib. vi, p. 
 275, ed. Casaub. Horn. Batrach. 157, From 
 cc and κολνμζάω.^ 
 
 Άχομια-τϊα, us, '/}, want of necessary care o;' 
 of necessaries, neglect. From a and κομίζω. 
 
 Άκοναν, pres. inf. of ukovku, to sharpen, to 
 incite. Th. άκή. 
 
 ΆΚΟ'ΝΗ, -ης, ή, a whetstone. Hence in 
 English A HONE. ■': 
 
 ΆκονΊτ), adv. {χωξίί κονίω;, ανιυ ayuvas^ 
 i. e.J without labour or contest, without imped- 
 iment, easily. 
 
 ΆκΌνΊτον, ου, το, the herb called aconite j 
 wolfsbane or monkshood. 
 
 "Ακοντα, acc. of οίκων, unwilling, reluctant. 
 
 "Ακαντί, dual, άκοντα, pi. of οίκων, by Crasis 
 for ά'ίκων. 
 
 'Ακοντίζω, f ίσω, ρ)- txoi, to dart, to throw a 
 dart or other missile, 1. a. τίκόντατα. Ion. ακόν- 
 τισα, αζ, t. Th. οίκων, q. V. 
 
 Άκόντϊον, ίου, το, a dart, a javelin, a missile 
 weapon. 
 
 'Ακόντιο;, ου, ό, a proper name, Acontius, 
 
 'Ακοντιστή?, ου, ό, a dart- thrower, one skilled 
 in the dart or javelin ; Dor. άκοντιστάς. 
 
 ' Ακοντιστικώτατοι, pi. sup>erl, of άχοντιστικοξ^ 
 rι^ όν, skilled in the javelin. 
 
 Άκοντιστυζ, ύος, ri, a darting, the art of 
 throwing the javelin or other missile. Front, 
 άκων. 
 
 Άκοτιαα-τοί, ου, ο και 5?, free from labour or 
 fatigue ; also indefatigable. 
 
 Άκοτιάστω;, adv. without labour or fatigue. 
 
 "Akottos, ou, κα) 'h, not wearied, not fatigued. 
 From a and κό'ττος, labour. 
 
 ' Ακόζίστοζ, ου, ό και jj, insatiable, unsatisfied. 
 From a and κοξίω. 
 
 Άκόξητοζ, Poet, the same with άκόξίστοζ j 
 also unpohslied, unbrushed, dirty. 
 
 "AKOPON, ου, TO, the herb called Acorns' 
 or sweet flag.] 
 
 "Ακοξοί, ου, ό κα) η, the same as άκόξητοζ. 
 
 "Ακΰζ, ioi, το, a curing or healing ; also a 
 remedy, a medicine. 
 
 Άκόσμητον, unadorned, unornamented. From 
 a and κοσμίω, 
 
 ' Ακοσμία^ as, 55, foulness, a disordered 0% 
 confused state of things, insolence. 
 
 Άκοσμος, ου, a κα) jj, unadorned, unornament- 
 ed, discomposed, disarranged, being in disorder. 
 
 'Ακόσμω?, adv. confusedly, in a disordered 
 manner ; basely, in a foul or dishonorable man- 
 ner. From, κόσμος. 
 
 Άκοστίω, ω, f νισω, p. ιηκα, to feed θϊΐ 
 barley. Iliad vi, 506.] ' 
 
 'AKOSTK, ίί, η, barley ; any food. 
 
 Άκουάζω, to hear, to be called. 
 
 Άκουίμίν, jn'es. inf. Ion. άκουν, »??, «, the 
 same as ακοή• άκουόντίσσιν, dat. 2)1. 2)art. Ion.' 
 and Poet, άκούοντι. Dor. for ακύουσι, 3. ^>/. 
 pres. ind.from ακούω. 
 
 "Ακουσας, ου, ο κα) η, unshaven ; chiidlesg.- 
 Th. κίίοω.^ 
 
 "Ακούς, See άκων. 
 
 Άκουσαιζν, .3. 2)1. 1 . α. 02)t. ^ΈοΙ. ακουσ^ιαν 
 
 άκουσα for -/ικουσα, 1 . α. Ion. as 2)erf. είκουκα 
 
 fornKovzK• ακούσαϋ-α-, l.a.part.f g. αχ6υ<τανν«^< 
 
ΑΚΡ 
 
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 ΑΚΡ 
 
 ttoc. sing. m. g. ακούα-ανπί, nom. pi. aaovtrais, 
 jdElol.for Άκουσοίζ, part, l.a.act. άκούσ-ία/. Ion. 
 for άχ,ούίτγι, "-l. sing. 1. y*. mid. of ά,καύω. 
 
 'A.Kov;riaZ,M, f. σω, p. κκ, to compel, oblige. 
 
 Άχ,ουσια,σίύζ, ^itffui, 9-h, involuntarily, igno- 
 rantly, Numb, xv, 28. part. pas. 1. a,] 
 
 ^Ax,auiTios, ου, a xeci v, forced, involuntary, 
 unwilling. From « and ϊκων. 
 
 Άκονα-ίωί, adv. against one's will, contrary 
 to intention. 
 
 "Ακουα-μχ, ατός, το, any thing heard, a 
 rumour or report ; instruction, i. e. what a 
 piqnl hears from his instructor^ 
 
 Άχουσ-τίον, verbal adj. from άχονω, 
 
 *Ax,outrrhi, ου, ο, a hearer, a pupil or disciple. 
 
 ^Ακουστικοί, h, ov, belonging to the hearing, 
 auditory ; obedient. 
 
 Άχουσ-τοί, >», ov, that may be heard, audible. 
 
 ΆίίουτϊίΤί, thou shall or wilt cause to hear, 
 2. sing. 1 . f iridic, act. Attic for axouritrsts, 
 from ακοντίζω. Th. ακούω. 
 
 ΆΚΟΤΏ, to hear, listen to, attend to, un- 
 derstand, know, learn, to obey or mind ; imperf. 
 νικουον, is, i' I. f mid. άκούιτομοίί, »f, ires/• p. 
 act. 'ήκουκα, pas. γικουίτμοίί' 1. a. ηκοΰσθη^• ^..f 
 άκουίτύ'/ισομαί' p. m. Att. άκΥίκοοί for ν\κοα. 
 
 " Ακζα, οίί, η, summit, top ; also a promon- 
 tory or cape, the shore ; the extremity of any 
 thing. 
 
 "Ακξάΰίντος, ου, ο kou η, unfinished, incom- 
 plete, of no effect ; also unmoved. From « and 
 κ,οαοανω, 
 
 Άκξάτΐί, ίοζ, ο KKi «5, applied to the wind, 
 blowing clear or pure ; brisk, strong. From 
 ακξος and όΐ'/ιμι, 
 
 Άκξο,ΐοί, a, ov, lofty, on high, that is wor- 
 shipped in high places. 
 
 ΆκξΚίφνίΐζ, ίΟζ, ο KOU '/J, -q. d. κκίζΟίΐοφοίν'Αί) 
 pure, genuine, unmixed ; also fresh, recent. 
 
 "Ακξοίντοζ, the same as άκράαντοί. 
 
 " Αχροίζ, See ακζοί. 
 
 ' ΑκζΐΆσΊοί,, οίζ, Yi, want of moderation, excess, 
 intemperance. 
 
 ^ Ακξο,τη?, ίΰζ, ο κοά '/5, immoderate, ungovern- 
 able ; also feeble, impotent, 
 
 'Ακράτητος, ου, ο καΐ η, ungovernable, υη- 
 rul)'. From a, and κξκτίω. 
 
 Άκoa,τ^ζω,f ίσω, to breakfast ; to drink wine. 
 
 ^ Ακξ^ά,τκτμ.0!,, α,τοζ, το, breakfast. From άχροί- 
 τίζω. 
 
 Άκ,ζοι,τκτμοζ, οΰ, ο, a breakfasting, 
 
 Άκξάτίίττοζ, o'j, ο χα.) ri, fasting, that hath 
 not breakfasted, Tlieocr. \, 51.] 
 
 "Ακξο,τον, ου, το, pure wine, wine free from 
 any mixture. From a. and κεξύννυμι. 
 
 Άκοατοτοσ-ία, ας, jj, the drinking of unmixed 
 or pure wine. See ' Ακοητο'ττοα'ί'ή.^ 
 
 "Ακξΰ,τος, ου, ο χαΐ ή, unmixed, pure, gen- 
 uine ; violent, Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 
 ' Ακξάχ^οΧος, ου, ο κα) γι. Dor. for άκζόχολος, 
 very ))a.ssionate, irritable, high -tempered. From 
 οίκξος and χ^ο7^ή' 
 
 AKFjE'lViiiN, ονίς, 0, a large branch or 
 jimb of ia, tree j thQ smaller branches being de- 
 
 noted cojnmonly by the ivord κλάδος •, also the 
 ends of a branch.] 
 
 Άχξίίττίξαν, Poet. adv. the beginning of the 
 evening, dusk. From οίκξος and ϊστίξος. 
 
 "Ακξπ, τις, Yi, Ion. for οίκζοο ; also neut. pL• 
 of ακζον, suj^erl, άκξότοίτον. 
 
 "Ακξπζος, o'/, χα) η, very youthful ; β Iv ακξκ- 
 ίίζγ ων, just at the age of puberty. 
 
 Άχξπτο'Τοσ'ίτι, ns, 4} Ion. for άχξατχ'Τοσ'ίαχ 
 the drinking of strong or pure wne ; hence 
 άχξπτο'τΌτης^ ου, β, a wine-drinker. From όίχζν- 
 Tos and τό<ης. 
 
 ' Ακξτίτος, ου, ο χα) »?, Poet, for ΜχξΟίτοί. 
 
 Άχζΐζάξω, f. άσω, ρ. ακα, to examine criti- 
 cally, investigate, try; '/)ΚξΙζα(τβη, 3. sing. 1. α. 
 p)as^ Hence άκζΐζασμος, ου, ο, the act of ex- 
 amining or investigating. 
 
 Άχξίζεια, ας, «, accuracy, exactness, preci- 
 sion. From άχξίζής. 
 
 Άκξΐζϊς, ίος, το, η. g. from 
 
 'ΑΚΡΙΒΗ' 2, ίος, ό χα) 4» correct, accu- 
 rate, exact ; economical or exact in one's liv- 
 ing ; compar. ακξίζί/ττίξος, sup)erL• άκξίζίο'τα^ 
 τος. From ιΐς το αχξον βησοίΐ, 
 
 Άκξΐζο^ίκαιον, το, strict or rigorous justice. 
 From ακξΐ^ης and "h'txyi. 
 
 Άχζΐζολογίομαί, to examine accurately or 
 with diligence ; to discuss minutely ; pres. irif 
 ακξίζολογύσ'όαι. From ax^i^hi and λίγω. 
 
 ΆκξΤζόω, ω, f. ώσω, p. ^χξίζωχα, to know 
 accurately, Xen. Cyro^i.^ ii, 3, 13 ; Oec 
 XX, 10. Th. ακξίζχς.] 
 
 ΆχξΤξως, adv. accurately, minutely. From 
 
 ' ΑκζίΙούήξΆ, ας, jj, a trap or snare to catch 
 grasshoppers or locusts. Theocr. i, 52.] 
 
 ΆΚΡΓ2, /^flj, 99, with the last syllable ac- 
 cented, a grasshopper, a locust. 
 
 "Αχξΐζ, IOC, '/I, first syllable acce7ited, summit 
 of a mountain, a height. From άκρος. '\ 
 
 "Ακξίο-ία, ας, τι, want of discernment.] 
 
 Άκριτι, See ακριτως, \ 
 
 Άκξϊτόμνύος, ov, ό χα) sj, one who speaks 
 inconsiderately or thoughtlessly. From άκρι- 
 τος and (λΖύος. 
 
 "Ακξϊτος, ου, ό χα) ή, not adjudged or decid- 
 ed ; without judgment ; doubtful. From a and 
 χξίνω. 
 
 Άκξϊτοφυλλος, ov, ο, thick-leaved, close- 
 leaved. From αχξίτος and φυλλον. 
 
 Άκζϊτως, adv. without the cause being 
 pleaded, without discrimination. 
 
 ΆΚΡΟΆΜΑ, Tflf, TO, that which is heard,^ 
 as in a discussion, recital, or theatrical repre- 
 sentation ^ also the persorj that is so heard. 
 
 'AKPOA'OMAI, /. affof^at, to hear, listen, 
 to obey ; ^;. ^jas. ηκζοαμαι, part, άκζ^αα'ομ,ίνος, 
 α,κζοώμινος. Hence άχξ'οαμα. 
 
 ' Ακ^βάΛί, ίως, VI, the act of hearing. 
 
 ' Ακζοατήξίον, ου, το, the place of hearing, as 
 a lecturer's room or chair, a hall of audience. 
 
 Άκξοα,τνις, οΰ, ο, a hearer. From ακξοαΛμαι. 
 
 Άκ,ξοζβλίζίο•ίαί, to skirmish, to altercate, 
 
ΑΚΡ 
 
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 AAA 
 
 whether hy words or with weapons; Herod. ' 
 From ακ,ξοζ and βάλλω. '\ 
 
 Άκ.ξοζολι<τμ.ος, ου, ο, preparatory skirmishing 
 to a battle. 
 
 Άχξοζυ(;τίω, to circumcise. 
 
 Άχ,ξοζυσ•τία, as, V, the foreskin, the uncir- 
 cumcised or heathen. From αχζβ; and βνω. 
 
 Άχ,ζ'οζυίττος, ου, ο, uncircumcised. 
 
 Άχξογων/ΰίΐοζ, αΤα, αΐον, belonging to a corn- 
 er. From α,χξοί and yeavix. 
 
 Ά»^βδα»τϋλ/ον, the end of the finger. From 
 ^χξΰζ and δάχτυλο;. 
 
 Άκξο^ζΰα, ων, τα, those kinds of fruits that 
 are enclosed in a hard covering or shell, as 
 walnuts, chestnuts, &Ct English acorns. Th. 
 
 Άχξούτνα, ων, να, the first fruits of the spoils 
 er booty of war. Find, ii, 7.] 
 
 "Αχξούϊνια, ων, τα, first, fruits ; spoils of war, 
 the first portion of the spoils or booty. From 
 ■&χξον and SJj or 3•/ v. 
 
 Άκξούωζαζ, axos, ο χ,αα r„ slightly intox- 
 icated. From όΐκξος and Β-ωξ^σσ-ω. 
 
 Άκξοχίλαινιάω, to be black on the top or 
 isurface. From α-χξο$ ajid χιλαινιάω. 
 
 Άχξοχνίφαίοί, ου, ό χα) jj, of or belonging to 
 the evening or to twilight. From οίχξος and 
 χνίφας. 
 
 Άχξόχομ,ος, ου, ο xai νι, wearing hair on the 
 crown of the head as the Thracians did ,• others, 
 like the Eubceans, who ivore their hair Rowing 
 Behind, were called ΌτΐίτύΌχομο>.'\ 
 
 *Αχξομα.νΥίζ, ίοξ, ο xat ri, mad in the highest de- 
 gree. From, οΐχξοί a7id μαίνομαι. 
 
 Άχξομάσβιον, ου, το, a nipple. 
 
 Άχξόντιον, ου, το, the extremity of a ship. 
 
 Άχξΰ•ηνΰίΐζ) ίοξ, ο κ,α) h, deeply afflicted, op- 
 pressed with grief. 
 
 Άχζο9ΐο^'/ίτ), adv. on tiptoe. Th. '^ous and 
 άχξοζ. 
 
 ' Κχξο'^ολίζ, %ωζ, rt, the citadel or highest part 
 of a city ; ace. άχοότολιν. From κχξο$ and 
 'ΤτΌλις. 
 
 Άχξό'νολοζ, ου, ο χα) r,, having an elevated 
 top or summit ; dat. pL άχξοττόλοίΐπν, Ion. From 
 άχζοζ and 9ΤΟλοί. 
 
 Άχξόττοζος, ου, ο χα) jj, sharp-pointed, pierc- 
 ing. Odys. iii, 463,] 
 
 Άχξοτοσίία, ας, ή, the foreskin. 
 
 "AKP02, a, ov, high, ΙοΛ}»•, extreme ; also 
 used to denote the extremity of any thing, as 
 αχξα; χί7ζα$, the extremities of the hands, 
 Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 
 Άχξόσ-οφοί, ou, 0, wise in the highest degree. 
 From αχξος and σοψό;. 
 
 Άχξοτάτίη, '/ίς, «, superl. from α,χξγι. 
 
 'Αχξότ' /is, yiTos, ri the summit, the highest 
 excellence. Longin. 1.] 
 
 Άχξότομος, ου, ο χα) 'α, having the top or 
 extremities cut off', as of a rock, craggy, rough, 
 hard. 
 
 Άχξο;^ίΐξίζομαι, to take one by the extremi- 
 ties of the hands, as in one mode of ivrestling 
 anciently. Flato, Alcib. i, 6,] 
 
 ' Αχξό^ολβί, the same as αχξάχολος. 
 
 Άκξοχ^οξ^ων, όνος, ri, a wart. From οΙκζύ4 
 and χ^ο^νι. 
 
 "Ακξω, Dor. for αχξου, gen. sing, of αχξοι^ 
 a, ov, 
 
 "Αχζων, ωνοί, ο, the extremity of a limb. 
 From ΰΐχξοί. 
 
 ' Αχξωτπξΐάζω, f άσω, p. χα, to cut off the 
 extremities, to mutilate, maim. From, axgm* 
 τ^ζίον. 
 
 Άχξωτίΐξίαα-μοί, ου, ο, amputation, mutila- 
 tion. 
 
 Άχξωτήζίον, ου, το, top, summit, promontory ; 
 extremities of the limbs, as the hands, ^c. 
 Thucyd. ii, 49. άχξωτ^ΐξίον vnos, the beak on 
 the bow of a ship. From οίχξος.'] 
 
 Άχταί'/ι, '/IS, »j, a j)roper name, Actsea. 
 
 ^ AxTcus, dat. pi. from άχτή. 
 
 Άκταίων, όνος and ωvos, ο, Actaeon. 
 
 'ΑΚΤΗ', vis, 57, the shore ; fruits. From 
 αγω. 
 
 Άκτ'/ιμων, όνος, ο χα) jj, destitute, poor. Tk. 
 κταομαι. 
 
 ΆΚΤΓΝ, Tvos, 91, a ray of the sun ; light- 
 ning ; axTiviffffiv, dat, pi. Ion. and Poet, for 
 axTiffi, 
 
 "Aktios, ου, Ό χα) '^, belonging to the shore. 
 FroTn άχτγί. 
 
 Άxύλas, ου, ο, tlie name of a man, Aquila. 
 
 Άχύλιστος, ου, ο χα) '^, that cannot h^ rolled. 
 
 'AKT'AOS, ov, s5 the fruit or mfoi the 
 holm-oak. 
 
 ΆχϋξολοΎζω, ω, f. νι&ω, p. vtxa, to use im- 
 proper expressions. From αχυξος and λίγώ. 
 
 "Αχϋξος, ου, ο χα) <ή, destitute of authority. 
 From a and χυξος. 
 
 ^ Αχυςοώ, ω, to abrogate, annul ; f. ω<τω, p. 
 γ,χύρωχΆ. From άχυξος. 
 
 Αχωχ'Λ, 71S, VI, the same as axvi. 
 
 * ΑχύλίΒίτος, ου, ο χα) 'h, maimed, wanting 9, 
 member. 
 
 Άxωλΰτωs, adv. without impediment. From 
 Άχωλυτος, ov, xa) vi, ivhich is from a and 
 χωλυω. 
 
 "ΑΚΠΝ, and αχονς, ovtos, 0, a javelin or 
 arrow ; from άχτι. Heyice άχόντίον, ου, το, 
 diminutive, a small javelin ; axovTlas, ου, β, 
 α species of serpent, called anguis jaculus or 
 dart-snake. 
 
 "Αχών, and ά'ιχων, ούσα, ov, unwilling, re- 
 luctant. From a and ϊχων. 
 
 "Αλα, acc. sing, of αλς. 
 
 Άλ&ζάξχ^ις, ov, 0, a writer or clerk, an officer 
 of the customs. From κλαζα, ink, and αξχω. 
 
 ΆΛΑ'ΒΑ2ΤΡ0Ν, ου, το, and άλάξαστξος, 
 ου, ο, alabaster, a box for perfumes. 
 
 'ΆλaV,for ίίλα^ί, by the sea. Th. aXs. 
 
 Άλά^ξoμos, ov, xa) 57, seafaring, as a sailor 
 or tnerchant. 
 
 Άλαζονύα, ας, νι, a boasting, bragging. 
 From άλαΖ,ων. 
 
 Άλαζονζΰομαι, to boast, brag. Froin 
 
 ΆΑΑΖΩ'Ν;, όνος, ο χα) τι, a boa'iter, brag* 
 gadocio. 
 
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 ΑΛΕ 
 
 * ΚλάίζιΆ, Dor. for αλϊίέίΐα, as, ht truth. So 
 βίλαύτι?} Dor. for άλη6ηί' 
 
 Άλα,ύίϊς, tvroe, part, wandering, from «λ«- 
 iijv, 1. a. ind. pas. of οίλνιμι or άλαα/' ρ), pas. 
 
 Άλαύίύω, Dor. for άλΥΐΗύω. 
 Άχάύητον, ου, το, that cannot be concealed. 
 From a, and Χοίνίάνω. 
 
 'AXoiih,for ταλα,ιοξ. JEschyl. 
 ΆλβίκάτΆ, Άί, ά, Dor. for «'λ««άτ5?. 
 'Αλαλαγμό;, οΰ, ό, and αλάλαγμα, uro?, το, 
 a war shout, cry of ATctory. 
 
 Αλαλάζω, f. άσω or άξα>, p. axa or αχ^α.' 
 to make a war sliout, to cry out as for a victory. 
 ΆΛΑΛΗ', 55?, ri. Dor. άλαλα,, α,ζ, an inar- 
 ticulate cry of soldier's on going to battle. 
 
 ' Κλάλ',ψα,ι, crai, ται, I wandered or straj^ed, 
 J), hid. pas. Ion. for νιλάλημαι• from α,λάομαι. 
 ΆλαλΥιτο;, οΰ, ο κα) νι, not to be spoken of 
 or mentioned. From « and λαλτιτό;. 
 
 Άλαλ'ήτος, ου, ό. Dor. άλαλατοί, the soldiers' 
 cr}»^ of άλαλγ). Th. άλαλη. 
 
 Άλαλκίω, f. '^(τω, to repel, keep off, avert. 
 ilxad xxi, 138. ApoL R/iod. ii, 235.] 
 
 ' Αλαλκ.ομίΜη'ΐξ, t^o;, τι, for άλκομινηίζ, pow- 
 erful protectress, an ejnthet of Minerva. From, 
 μ'ίνΰξ and άλάλκω. 
 
 "Αλαλκον,-Ί;, i, I repulsed or kept off, im- 
 pcrf. Ion. of άλάλκω, by a reduplication, for 
 Λiλκω,from άλκ.ίωfor άλαλκίω» 
 
 "Αλαλοζ, ου, ο και «, dumb, mute. From a, 
 and λάλος. 
 
 ^ Αλαλΰ-Λτημαι, I bear it ill, I am troubled 
 or in consternation ; p. pas. with the Attic 
 reduplication, from άλυχτίομαι or άλύσσω, to 
 be troubled, which is from άλύω. JBut some 
 consider it as the jyresent tense of άλύχτημαι, 
 and by reduplication άλαλύχτ'/ιμαι. 
 
 Άλαξ,όνί;, ων, οι, Ά people near to Scythia. 
 ΆΛΑΌΜΑΙ, f 7ΐ<τομαι, to wander, stray, 
 to be in uncertaint}'. 
 
 'AAA0'2, ου, χα) ri, blind, dark, as if 
 from a and λάω. Hence άλαόω, f. ώίτω, to 
 make blind ; άλαωτυς, ύο;. 
 
 Άλαοσκο'τια, ας, ii, a watching like a blind 
 man, i. e. want of vigilance ; ace. Ion. άλαο- 
 exo'ViYiv. Th. άλαος and σκο<ζΌξ. 
 
 Άλαναϊνοι, οΰ, ο χα) r,, easy to be ravaged 
 or laid waste, \veak. From άλατάΖω. 
 Άλα'^ά,ζοντα, acc. nng. jfart. pres. of 
 Άλατάζω, f ξ^y, to lay waste, raA^ige, 
 destroy ; I. a. «λάίταξα, Ion. άλα-ρταξα' ά,λά- 
 vea^at, inf. Th. λαττάΖ,ω, a being j^refxed by a 
 Fleonasm. 
 
 "Αλα;, ατοί, το, salt. Th. αλξ. 
 'Αλασ•τίω, ω, to be much grieved or afflicted ; 
 ν.λαατο',, ου, Ό χα) 7\, Dor. for αλτκττοξ, severe, 
 not to be forgotten. From a and λγιύω, or 
 λγιύομ.αι. 
 
 ' Αλάντοξ^α, acc. sing, of ^ Αλάστωο, a proper 
 fi/nne, Alastor. 
 
 ' χ\λά(ττωζ, oooi, o, he who has done things 
 not to be forgotten, i. e. αλαστα• one to be 
 execrated. From a and λνιίομ,αι. 
 
 Άλ«τ«ί, ου, ο. Dor. for Άλ'ΤίΤνίξ, ου, ο, et 
 jn'ojyer na7ne of a ?nan, Aletes. 
 
 Άλάτο, he wandered, 3. sing. i7nperf. Ion. 
 for γιλάτο, from αλάομαι. "Αλατο, Dor. for 
 7\λατο, 6. sing. 1. a. m. of οίλλομαι, to 
 leap about. 
 
 "Αλγί, for αλγία, p)l. from α,λγοξ, grie^ 
 wo ; dat. αλγεσ-ι, 
 
 Άλγίω, ω, f. ή<τω, p. τιλγνιχα, to be griev- 
 ed, to suffer in body or mind. Th. 'άλγος. 
 
 Άλγ^^ών, όνος, ο, grief, sorrow, pain. From 
 άλγος. 
 
 " Αλγημα, ατός, το, grief, pain. From άλγος. 
 
 Άλγ'/ίξος, ξά, ξον, afflicting, grievous, pain- 
 ful. Th. άλγος. 
 
 Άλγ^ησας, άλγή(ταία, 1. α. part, of 
 άλγίω. 
 
 Άλγινόίντα, acc. of άλγι/οας, εντός, ο, grieA"•- 
 OUS, painful ; άλγινόίο-σ-α, ης, «, f. g. From 
 άλγος. 
 
 ΆλγΤων, άλγιο-τος, comp. and superl. from 
 άλγος. 
 
 "ΑΛΓ02, ίος, το, grief, sorrow, w^o, pain. 
 Hence άλγίω. 
 
 ^ Αλγοΰσα, grieving; part.f. g. of άλγίω. 
 
 ΆΛΔΕ'ίΙ or άλ^ω, f. 'Ασω, p. χα, to in. 
 crease, augment. Hence άτ^ήσχω, f. ήσω, to 
 grow, Iliad xxiii, 599.] 
 
 ΆΛΕ'Α, «5, h. Ion. άλίτι, ης, η, heat or 
 warmth of the sun. Hence άλαινος, h, ov, 
 warm. 
 
 ^Αλίασόαι, to avoid, shun, escape, 1 . o. inf. 
 m. for άλίύ(ταα•6αι, for which we have άλίόασ^ 
 ύαι and άλίa(τ6a^,by a double Sync, from άλίω, 
 to grind, and to shun, for which last loe have 
 also άλιυω. Others consider it as the pres. inf, 
 of άλίαμαι. 
 
 Άλίγανη, dat. sing. fern. g. of άλιγανος, h» 
 cv, afflicted ; from άλίγω. Others say it is 
 used for άλγιινος, sorrowful. From άλγος. 
 
 Άλίγίξω, ίΐς, u, f 'κτω, p. ixa• to care for, 
 to regard, Hes. Theog. 171.] From 
 
 Άλίγύνω, to prepare or make ready, as a 
 feast. Odys. viii, 38.] 
 
 'AAETil,y! ξω, to care for, to regard. 
 
 Άλίίίνω, ijnperf. Ion. άλίεινον, ες, ε, to 
 avoid. Th. άλίω. \ 
 
 Άλίη, ης, 'h, flight, escape. From άλίω. 
 
 ^Αλίην, acc. Ion. of άλία. 
 
 Άλύα, ή, for άλη'ια. 
 
 Άλίΐαντος, ου, ο χα) η, not smoothed or pol- 
 ished ; unground. 
 
 "Αλαάο, ατός, το, meal. From άλίω. 
 
 ^ΑλζΙλιφα, I anointed ; Att. perf.for ίίλίίφα• 
 from άλίίφω, l.y. -ψω. 
 
 "Αλίίμμα, ατός, το, an ointment or unguent. 
 
 Άλΰος, ου, ο. Dor. for ΉλεΓβ;, belonging to 
 Elis. 
 
 'AXs<Vr>!j, ου, 0, an anointer. From αλεί- 
 ψω. Hence 
 
 Άλί'ΐ'ττξον, ου, το, a vessel for ointments or 
 perfumes. 
 
 ΆΛΕΓ20Ν, ου, TO, a sculptured vase or 
 cup. 
 
ΑΛΕ 
 
 S9 
 
 ΑΛΘ 
 
 Άλί!τ'/ΐί, flf, «, an offender, a wretch, Iliad 
 iii, 28, the same as αλίτξο;. From αλιτίω or 
 
 Άλΐίταυξγ'/ισ-ία, a?, ti, exemption from duty. 
 
 "ΑλαφΆξ, «Tflj, TO, and αλαφΰί, ointment, 
 grease, pitch. From 
 
 Ά AEΓΦΩ,y^ίί. "ψω, per. 'ήλαφα., to anoint, 
 daub over; ^>ari. 1. a. act. «λ£/•ψα?, α,σα, αν 
 2. a. ind. ^Χιφον p. mid. ^λοίψα, Att. άλ'/ι- 
 λαίφα. From αλ'ίω. 
 
 Άλίχτί}ξ, νίξος, ο. Poet, hif Sync, for ά,λί^η- 
 τΐΐζ, ο, one who repulses. Th. άλί'^Μ. 
 
 Άλικτοξοψω/ια, as, h, the crowing of a cock. 
 From οίλίχ,τωξ and φωνν- 
 
 ΆΧίκτξΰων, όνοξ, ό κοά 'h, Ά cock or hen. 
 
 ΆλίκτΜξ,' οξο;, ο, a cock (froTii loaking us 
 out of bed J. From a and λίχ'Τξον. 
 
 'AXifAaTo;, Dor.Jhr τιλίμοίτο?. See ά,οίμα,τος. 
 
 Άλίζύν^ξίί», ας, '/}, the city o/'Alexandria. 
 
 Άλίζαν^ξίνξ, ios, an Alexandrian. 
 
 Άλε^αν^ξΤνας, vi, ov, belonging to Alexander. 
 
 Άλίξαν^^βί, ου, ο, Alexander, king of Mace- 
 don. From α,Χ'ί^ω and αντίξ, i. e. a powerful 
 auxiliary. 
 
 Άλε|άν5^βί, ου, ό κα) h, that keeps off the 
 wind ; Odi/s. xiv. 529. From αλί'^ίω and 
 ανιμοξ. 
 
 'Αλίξασ•^ι, to aid, succour ; by Sy?ic. for 
 aXi^ncatruai, I . a. m. inf. of αλί'^ίω. 
 
 ' Λλίζ,ίμίναί, to aid, assist ; Dor. and Ion. 
 for άλέξί/ν or άλίξίΓν; from άλί^ω or αλί^ίω. 
 
 Άλί^γ,σίΐί, he might or would avert ; 3. sing. 
 \. a. optat. act. jEol.from, άλίζ,ω. 
 
 Άλίξίαξ'/ι, 55 J, 'h, that averts ev'u. From 
 άλί'ζω and ύξύ. 
 
 'AXi^ixaKos, ου, ό χα) hf repelling evil. 
 From αλίζω and κακόν. 
 
 Άλί^ί/Λζξοτος, ου, ό χα) h, repelling evil from 
 mortals, tutelary. 
 
 ΆΑΕΉΩ or άλί^ίω, f. '/\σω, p. xa, to keep 
 off, to repel ; to assist. 
 
 Άλίβί, ου, ο χα) '/), warm. 
 
 Άλίότ'/ΐί, '/ίτοζ, 91, an assemblage. 
 
 ^ ΑΧίΌφξων, ονοζ, ο χα) «, mad, out of his 
 senses. 
 
 Άλί'^ίΐ&'τοί, ου, ό χα) η, without scales, as 
 fish and some other animals. 
 
 Άλίτξίύω, f ιΰσω, to grind, to pulverize. 
 Odys. vii, 104.] 
 
 'AXer^/V, /^e?, h, a female-miller, a miller's 
 wife. Th. αλίω. 
 
 ΆλίΤίϋν, ωνοί, το, a mill. 
 
 ^Αλίύα^αι, ol, the sons of Aleuas. 
 
 ΆΧίυάμίνοί, avoiding ; part. 1. a. mid, 
 by Sync, for αλ'.υίτά,μζνος. So άλίυάσύαι, irf. 
 άλίύατο, Ion. for αΧίύαατο, from άλεύω, for 
 ocXiu. See aXiacriat. 
 
 ΆΧίΰμαι, Dor. for αΧουμ,αι, 1. sing. 2.f, 
 mid. of αΧίω. 
 
 ΆΧίυόμίνοζ, αΧίυομίνη, part, from αΧίύομαι. 
 See αΧίασθαι. 
 
 "ΑΧίυξον, ου, το, meal of any grain. Th. 
 
 'AAE'ii,y. iira* ai\d rttru, p. xa, to grind or 
 
 pound into powder ; to avoid, to assemble, in 
 ivhich sotses αΧίομαι is more used. 
 
 ΆΧίωμίθα, pres. subj. of αΧ'ίομαι. 
 
 ^ΑΧίούξη, m, 'h, a defence, a safeguard ; often 
 icsedfor aXtri, an escaping. Fro7n aXiu, 
 
 "AXn, rtii 'h, a wandering. 
 
 ^Αχ-/ι6&α, ace. of αΧΥιθ'/ιί. 
 
 ΆΧ' /ihta, a;, h, truth ; aXr,6ur,v, acc. lon.^ 
 Th. αΧηθ'/ΐΐ• 
 
 ' ΑΧ'/ι6ίστύταΐί, dat. pi. suj)erl. f. of aX'/i6hli 
 αΧ'/]βίΐττεξο;, αΧ'/ιύίστατος. 
 
 'AXvhva, to speak the truth ; to be true or 
 genuine, y. ίύίτω, p. '/iX'/ihuxa' 1. a, imp)erat. 
 aXnhvcrov. From 
 
 ΆΑΗΘΗ^2, Sflj, xa) h, and το άΧη^;, 
 true, certain. From a and X-nSvi. 
 
 'ΑΧ'/ιθΊ'ζία'ύαι, Ion. for aXfihunv. 
 
 'AX'/j^ivoi, V!, ov, true, genuine, legitimate. 
 
 ΆΧ'/ΐβοσ-νν/ι, πζ, h, truth. 
 
 ' AXYi6ui),f Υιίτω, p. '/ίΧ'ήχα, to grind or pound 
 in a mortar. Th. αΧίω. 
 
 Άχγιθωζ, and άΧ'/)ύίνως, adv. truly. From. 
 αΧνι6'/ίς. 
 
 'AX'^ios, ov, ό xa) 71, destitute of forage or 
 boot)^ From a and Xms, or λε/«. 
 
 "ΑΧ'ήχτοζ, ου, ο χα) h, incessant, continuak 
 From a and Χγ,γω. 
 
 ΆΧγικτω, Όο;, 'h, Alecto, one of the Furies. 
 
 ΆΧτιΧίχα, I ground, Att. perf for nXtxa, 
 from aX'iw p. pas. αΧήΧεσμαι• part, aXfiXsa"-• 
 μίνο;. 
 
 ΆΧ'^Χ'/ιμαι, for αΧαμαι, indie, pres. ^61. 
 for αΧ'/ίμι• or in the perf. for ί^Χγιμαι, Alt. 
 from αΧάω. 
 
 ^ ΑχήΧιμμαι, perf. pas. Att. for '/ιΧίιμμαι^ 
 by a reduplication and shortening the penulti- 
 Tnate ; hence άΧ'ήΧιμμίνος for »ιΧειμμίνο$, and 
 aXnXi'TfTaifor ϋΧα^ται. 
 
 ΆΧ^Χίφα, for ίίΧίίφα, Att. from αΧίίφω, to 
 anoint. 
 
 "ΑΧνιμ.α, ατοί, το, a wandering. Th. 
 
 αΧάομα,ι, 
 
 ΆχΫιμιναι, to be assembled or collected ; 
 jyres. inf. Dor. for aXnvar from αΧ'ήμι, which 
 is from άΧάομαι. 
 
 ΆΧ'^μ&'ν, όνος, ο, From ά,Χάομαι. 
 
 "AX'/^TTos, ου, ό χα) h, that cannot be taken 
 or overcome.] 
 
 ΆΧτις, ios, ό xa) h, collected together^ amass- 
 ed, fdled. Th. aXis. But "Axy,s, ivTos, is 
 the 7iame of a river. 
 
 "AXn/TTos, ου, ό χα) 'h. Dor. αΧαστος, that 
 cannot be forgotten. From a and Χανβάνω. 
 
 "ΑΧίτ,ται, 3. pers. sing. 1. n. sub. m. of 
 ίΙχΧομαι, to leap, to bound, to skip. 
 
 " AXnτzΰω,f. σω, to wander, to strav. 
 
 ^ Αχήτ'Λζ, ου, ο, a wanderer, an itinerant. 
 From αΧάομ,αι. 
 
 Άχάαία, as, 'h, 2)ro2}er 7tame of a woinan, 
 Althaea. 
 
 ΆΧύα'ινού and άΧβίω, See αΧύω, 
 
 "Αχβίτο, imperf. Ion. for τ,Χύίτο- fram 
 αΧίομαι. Th. αΧ6ω, 
 
 " Ax&'iu, See ίίχύω.. 
 
ΑΑΪ 
 
 SO 
 
 ΑΛΚ 
 
 ""ΑΛΘΩ, aXfiu, and αλόα,ινω, f, viffcit, to 
 heal, cure, augment. 
 
 Άλίχ, eci, VI, assembly of men. From 
 UXig. 
 
 ΆΧια,η;, ίοί, ο χα.) hy blowing ολ'6γ the sea, 
 Odys. iv. 361. From aXs and κγιμι.'] 
 
 Άλ/ά/ετβί or arXtairos, ου, ο, AquUa hali- 
 tetus, the sea eagle or jyerhaps the vulture, the 
 eating of u'hich was forbidden to ike Jeios. 
 From αλί and ά,ητόζ. 
 
 'Α-λιάχμονιχ, ace. of Άλιάχμων, ονοζ, ο, the 
 name of a river, Haliacmon. From ά,λ; and 
 kxfiri' 
 
 Άλίχβ-τα;, ου, ό χα) r,, inevitable, unceasing, 
 unremitting. From a and λιάζω, which is sup- 
 posed to be by Met. of άλ'ιΖ,ω. 
 
 Άλϊζχτο;, ου, ό χα) '/ι, Oor.for τίλίζατο;, 
 Άλ'ιζξο^ζ^ο;, ου, ο χα) h, washed by the sea. 
 ΎΗ. βοί^ω. 
 ΆΑΙΤΚΙ02, ου, ο, like, similar. 
 Άλ/ε/α, a$y h, the act of fishing, fishery. 
 From kXivj:. 
 
 Άλΐίξζγϋ, ίοζ, ο χα) '/;, surrounded by the sea, 
 sea-girt. From αλί and ϊξχοξ. 
 
 Άληυ?, ίοί, ο, fisherman. Hence άλιιυ'τιχνι, 
 ηί, η, fishing ; άλιίύω, f. ιΰσω, ρ. τ,ληΰχα, to 
 fish. From αλί. 
 
 Άλίζω, to salt, to season with salt ; f. Ισω, 
 p. νλιχα' 2')as. τίλισμαι• 1. a. '/ιλίσίι^ν• l.fo pas. 
 iXts^ritrc^ai. From αλς, salt. Sut άλίζω, 
 το collect or assemble is perhaps from 
 αλίζ. 
 
 Άλιζωνων, gen. 2)1. proper name, of the 
 Halizones. 
 
 Άλϋτιχία, resounding with the noise of the 
 waves ; from άλιτιχ^ΐί, ioi, ο χα) η. Th, αλί 
 and νίχ^ος. 
 
 Άλ /Afli, ου, ο, Dor. for ηλίύιος. 
 "Αλιίίω;, in vain. 
 
 Άλίχοί, Dor. for νιλίχοί, how great. 
 "Αλιμαζονΰ}, the name oi a ])eople, the 
 Halimazones. 
 
 'AAif/,ivos, ου, χα) h, without a harbour, in- 
 accessible. 
 
 Ά'>^ιμ'ήό7ΐ, %ί, h, the name of a woman, 
 Ilaliinede. From αλί and μτι^οζ. 
 
 " Αλίμοί, ου, Ό χα) 'h, marine, belonging to 
 salt \vater, maritime ; also a marine plant sup- 
 posed to be a triplex halimus. From άλ;. 
 
 "Αλτμοί, ου, β χα) h, not hungry, that ap- 
 peases hunger. Fro7n a and λιμό?. 
 
 ΆλίμϊζΫΐιι;, i'J -τος, ο xat Ά 
 a noise into the sea. From, αλί and 
 μυξω. 
 
 Άλίνάίω, Z,f. γ,σω, to roll, to be roiled. 
 Άλ/νβ'/5^ζα, 'Λί, h, a place for rolling, as the 
 ])iace ivhere the athletce rolled in the dust. 
 ^ Aλ^'^orZμMA,for χαληόουμαι. 
 " Αλίνοζ, Ό χα) r„ of salt, salted. 
 "AAIS, ixo'„ 0, Dor. for ί,'λ/ξ. 
 Άλίοιο, gen. Ion. of αλιοί, 
 tdso a projier name. From αλί. 
 
 ΆλίΌκαυ<ττοί, Dor. for -Αλίόχαυστοί, 
 
 flowing with 
 
 Th. ά'λί. 
 Th. 'ΑλιχΙα. 
 ου, marine : 
 
 "Αλίβν, Dor. for ηλιον. So οίλιος» βυ, ο, ]ΰω\. 
 for ηλιοξ. 
 
 "Αλϊοί, α, ον, marine ; useless or vain. 
 
 Άλιοτξίφ'/ΐί, ίοί, ο χα) «, nourished in the 
 sea, Odys. iv, 441. Th. τξεφω. 
 
 Άλϊόω,f. ύ(τω. p. ωχα, to frustrate, to ren- 
 der useless or vain. From αλ?. 
 
 ^ ΑλΊ•7Τλαγχτοί, ου, ο χα) h, wandering over 
 the sea. 
 
 Άλίτλοοί, ου, ό χα) τι, navigating or swim- 
 ming on the sea •, also submerged. From οίλ$ 
 and στλ'ίω. 
 
 Άλίτνοος, ου, ο χα) h, ha\'ing the smell o£ 
 the sea. From αλί and τν'ίω. 
 
 Άλίττόζφνξοί, ου, ο χα) '/ι, sea-purple, col- 
 oured with the sea-purple, which is j)roduced 
 from a shellfish. From αλί and τοξφΰξα. 
 Odys. vi, 54.] 
 
 "AAI2, adv. enough, sufiiciently, abund- 
 antV. 
 
 ^Αλϊί, ^ος,ίι, Dor.for"ΐίλιί. 
 
 ΆΑΙ2ΓΕΏ, f 'Ασω, p. Tixa, to pollute, 
 defile, contaminate. 
 
 Άλίβ-γημα, aroi, το, pollution. Front 
 άλι/τγΐω. 
 
 ΆΛΓΣΚίΙ or α,λωμι, to take, to surprise, 
 to condemn, to convict or find guilty, Herod. 
 i, 117. f αλώσω, p. νιλωχα, Att. ίάλωχα' 
 2. a. act. τίλων, Att. ϊάλωΐι' pres. inf. pas. 
 αλ'κτχίσ6αι• part. αλισχΌμινοί, η, ον perf pas. 
 νιλωμα», σαι, <rar αλωθι, 2. sing. 2. a. impe^ 
 rat. jjfli. 2. a. sub. act. 1. sijig. άλω, ωί, ω. 
 In the perf. act. and aorists and the l .fut. mid. 
 this verb has a passive sense. See άλωα•ίαι.'\ 
 
 "ΑΛΙ2ΜΑ, ατοί, το, the name of a vegeta^ 
 ble, plantain.] 
 
 Άλια-τξεφίων, gen. pi. of. άλιιττξίφϊΐί) έβ?, 
 
 ο χα) ή, conversant with the sea, sea-faring. 
 From αλί and στξίφω. 
 
 ΆΛΙΤΕΏ or άλίΐτω, to offend, to com- 
 mit a fault, sin, or crime, to be delinquent, f. 
 ιησω, p. ηλιτηκα• 1. a. ηλιτησα. Hence 
 
 Άλίτ'Αί, ου, ο, an offender, a sinner. From 
 a, and λιτή. 
 
 Άλίτ'/ι, 2. a. stib. act. 3. sing, of άλιτίω. 
 
 Άλίτόμγ}νοί, See τιλίτόμηνοί . 
 
 ΆλιτΌντο, Ion. for νιλίτόντο, S.p)l. 2. a. mid. 
 of άλιτίω. 
 
 ΆλϊτόΙί)Όί, ου, ό χα) 'Λ, that violates the 
 rules of hospitalit}'. From άλιτίω and ξίνβι. 
 
 Άλιτξα'ινίται, 3. sing. pres. pas. of 
 
 Άλιτζα'ινω, to be in fault, &c. See άλιτίω. 
 
 Άλιτξότοί, ου, ό χα) '/ι, driven or tossed 
 about by the waves. From αλί and τζίτω. 
 
 Άλιτξοί, ου, ό, wicked, criminal, Odys. ν, 
 182. dat. pi. άλιΤξο7ί. From άλιτίω. 
 
 Άλίτξϋτοί, ου, ο χα) Υΐ, harassed or worn 
 out or damaged by the sea. From a and 
 τρυω. 
 
 ΆΑΓΩ, f. Ίαω, p. ηλιχα, to roll, to roll 
 about. 
 
 Άλ'ιωί, adv. in vain. 
 Άλχά, άί, 9if Dor. for άλ»^. 
 
ΑΛΛ 
 
 31 
 
 ΛΛΛ 
 
 'Ax»aiis, ivrasi ^^d contract, ecvros, Dor. 
 for αλχ'ήίΐί. 
 
 'Άλχάύοος, ου, ο, the name of a man, Alca- 
 thous. 
 
 Άλχαία., ai, h, the tail of lion, strength, 
 
 'AXjca'il'/ii, ου, ό, the son of Alcseus. 
 
 Άλκα'ίκοζ, ου, ο, the name of a man, Alca- 
 icus. 
 
 ^AXxccmo, gen. Ion. for Άλχαίου' from 
 "AXxonog, the natne of a man, Alcasus. 
 
 'AXxiihoto, gen. jEoL of'AXxitBng, ου, ό, the 
 name of a man, Alcides. 
 
 'ΑΛΚΗ', m, h, strength, power ; assistance, 
 a remedy. 
 
 'AXxfitts, iff<ra,, iv, strong, robust, powerful.] 
 
 Άλχίη/ττϊί, the name if a %tiomxin, Alceste.l 
 
 ' AXx), dat. sing, of όίλ'ζ. 
 
 ΆχΛ.ΚΙΒΙΑ'ΔΙ02 or aXxlSiog, the name of 
 a jilant, a species of Anehusa. 
 
 "ΑΧχϊμοί, xcct 'h, strong, robust. From 
 kXxri. 
 
 ΆΧχμαιονί^α,ι, ων, ol, the Alcmseonidse ; 
 from ΆΧχ/ίΛαίων, ovos, the son of Amphiaraus. 
 
 'AXx/u,riVij, the name of a woman, Alcmene. 
 
 ΆΧχτηξ, νίξος, ό, a defender, protector, 
 avenger ; ace. ά,ΧχτγίξΛ. From, άΧά'α. 
 
 'AXxijovn, 7n, i], the name of a woman, 
 Haley one. 
 
 "ΑΧχω and αΧάΧχω, f. κΧ^ω, or ά.Χχήο'ω 
 and αΧα,Χχ'ήσω, 2. a. aXaXxov, to repel, keep 
 off. Tn. α,χχή. 
 
 'AxyJjfor aXXa and uXXo. 
 
 ΆΛΛΑ', (accent on the last syllable) conj. 
 
 but, nevertheless, moreover ; aXXa, with the 
 
 first syllable accented, adj. from ϋΧΧος, other. 1 
 
 Άλλά^ί, however, but, at least. 
 
 ^AxXcuyh, m, •Λ, change, exchange, vicis- 
 situde. Th. aXXaffffca. 
 
 "ΑλΧοίγμ.», α,τοί, τα, the same as the 2>re~ 
 ceding. 
 
 ' ΑχχάΧοκτίΊ, Dor. and Ion. for α,ΧΧήΧοισίν, 
 dat. 2)1. of α.ΧΧ'ηΧων. 
 
 ΆΧΧοίΧοφον'ικ, «J, vi. Dor. for ά,ΧΧηΧοφονίοι, 
 -jj, mutual slaughter. From α,ΧΧήΧων and φ'ονβς. 
 
 "AxXciv, ace. Dor. for aXX/iv, from α,ΧΧος. 
 
 ^ ΑχΧοίντοττοιος, ou, ό, sausage-maker ; άλλαν- 
 *το<χώΧ'/ίζ, ου, ο, a sausage-seller. 
 
 'Αλλαξα/το, 3. sing. 1. a. opt, 7nid. α,ΧΧά- 
 l^ecffuai, hvf. άλλαξα/, 1. a. inf. act. of aX- 
 Xaffffcit. 
 
 ΆχΧΰίς, άντοί, ό, a sausage, forced meat. 
 
 'AAAA'SSn or ΰίΧΧάττω, Alt. to change, 
 exchange, sell, f ^ω, ρ. '^ΧΧαχ^α• 2. a. nXXa- 
 γον perf pas. ^XXayuar 1 . a. ϊ)ΧΧάχ^§'/ιν• 2. 
 β. hXXaynv' 1 . f α,Χ7,ο(.χ^0'/ιΐτομοί>• 2. f l:XXa- 
 γ'ήίτομα,ι. From aXXo?. 
 
 ^ Αχχάττα,, for ciXXot. οίττα., the other things. 
 
 'Αλλά;^;βϋ and άλλα;^>ϊ, elsewhere ; άΧΧα- 
 ^okv, from elsewhere. From α,ΧΧοζ. 
 
 'AXXeieuv, gen. JEol.for αΧΧων. 
 
 "AXXiyov, for ά,νάΧίγον, which is Ion. for 
 aviXtyOv, imperf. of κνοι,Χίγω. 
 
 ΆΧΧ'ίΐς, Poet, for »oX7.Ue, nom. pi. of 
 
 β!θ}.Χνί' 
 
 Άλλίξα/, Poet, and, for the saL• of the 
 metre, for ayeiXi^oci, 1. a. infin. act. of ava- 
 Xiyeo. 
 
 "AxXy, adv. otherwise, in another way or 
 manner. 
 
 "ΑχΧ'/ίγοξίχ, as, ^) the rhetorical fgure cal- 
 led Allegory. 
 
 ^ΑΧΧνίΎοζίκος, h, ov, allegorical. 
 
 ΆχΧηγοξονμίνα, ων, τα, nom. pi. η. g. pres, 
 part. j)as. of άΧΧ'/ιγοξίω, which is from uXXos 
 and ayogiu, or rather ίγοξεύω. 
 
 "ΑχΧηχτος, ου, ο, JEol. for «.Χν^χτος. 
 
 ΆχΧ'ήΧ'/ίίτι, to one another, dat. pi. Ion. for 
 ά,ΧΧ'/ιΧαΐί' aXXriXonv, dat. dual. Poet, for 
 aXX'/iXoiv from αΧΧΐίΧων. 
 
 * ΑχΧ'/ιΧούια, Hallelujah, i. e, praise ye the 
 Lord. 
 
 ' AXX'/iXoi^ouyirt, %%, vi, Ion. for a.XXviXo<po!,yice,, 
 a devouring of one another. From φάγομα»^ 
 
 ΆχΧ'/ιΧοφονια., α,ς, '/ι, the killing of another, 
 mutual slaughter or carnage.] 
 
 Άχχ^Χων, ^en. pi. (nom. tvantingj dat. 
 άΧΧΧ'/ιΧοις, uts, ois' acc. α.ΧΧήΧοι>ί, as;, a, one 
 another ; mutually, reciprocally. 
 
 ^ AxXoyivn?, io?, xai h, a foreigner, foreign; 
 i. e. ίξ κΧΧου γίνου?, of another nation. 
 
 ^AxxayXtuffffoi, ου, ό χοί.) 'h, one of a foreign 
 tongue, a foreigner. From aXXos and γΧΰα-σα. 
 
 'AxxoyvuTos, ου, ό xect h, foreign, a foreigner, 
 unknown (i. e. to ourselvesj. From clxXo; 
 and γινύσχω. 
 
 ΆχΧοοα,'^οί, ov, 0, foreign, of a foreign coun- 
 try. From ύίΧΧο; and ^όί<η^ον. 
 
 '^AxXou^h;, ίος, xcu vi, having an altered 
 appearance or form. From οίχΧος and i7^o;. 
 
 "AxXohv, adv. from elsewhere, from another 
 place. 
 
 "ΑχΧοβι, in another place, elsewhere. 
 
 Άχχόβξοοζ, ου, ό ΧΟΛ '/ι, using a foreign lan- 
 guage, a foreigner, foreign. From οίΧΧο$ and 
 Β-ξόος. 
 
 ΆΧΧοίοί, α,ί, 71, f g' (f αΧΧοΤος, a, ov, differ- 
 ent, other (than at first], diverse. From οΙΧΧοζ. 
 
 ΆχΧοίωιτίί, ιως, 'h, change, alteration •, liter- 
 ally becoming another thing, Aristot. aliena- 
 tion of mind as by drunkenness, Polyb, iiij 
 81.] 
 
 "AXXoxa, Dor. for aXXoTS. 
 
 Άχχοχότΰί, ου, a xou vi, monstrous, unnat- 
 ural, extraordinary, strange. 
 
 "AAAOMAl,'(Heb.^hn, chalalj imperf 
 τΐΧΧόμνιν, ου, ιτο• 2. f m. αΧοΖμαι• 1. a. ?«. 
 ηΧΧά,μνιν, ω, are, to leap, skip, bound. Hence 
 perhaps the English halt, and Latin salio^ 
 the aspirate being changed into s. 
 
 ΆχΧο'τάύίΐα, οίζ, h, a passion for others. 
 
 ΆχΧοτξ'οίτοίΧΧος, ου, ο χα) h, changeable;^ 
 now of one party and then of another, epith. 
 of Mars ; voc. άΧΧο<Τξόΰ-αΧΧε. From aXXoc.^. 
 ί^οοί, and έίΧΧοξ. 
 
 "ΑΛΛ02, αλλ;;, ά'λλο, other, another. 
 
 "Αλλίσ-ε, to or in another place. 
 
 "ΑχΧοτί, adv. at another time«- 
 
 "ΑχΧότιρρα$, jEoLfor 
 
AAO 
 
 ?2 
 
 ΑΛΤ 
 
 toreign 
 
 Άλλότξίσς, ec, ov, of or belonging to another; 
 
 'JTh. άλλο;. 
 Αλλοτξΐΰί'τία-χο'τοί, ου, ο, observing the ac- 
 tions, or busy with the concerns of" other peo- 
 ple, Λ\ Test. 1. Fet. iv. 15; but, according 
 to the better authorities, this word ineans simply 
 a wicked or abandoned man, an alien to Chris- 
 tianity. See Schleusner's Lexico/i.] 
 
 Άλλοτοιοφ^ονίω, to envy another, Odys. 
 xviii, 18. The better reading is άλλοτξίων 
 φάονίί/ν.^ 
 
 ΆλλΰΤξίοφοονίύϋ, to differ in opinion from 
 another, to think of a different thing from 
 another, to be alienated in mind. 
 
 Άλλοφάσ-σ-ω, to be disturbed in mind, to 
 speak differently. From α,λλο and φάω. 
 
 Άλλοφξούων, alienated in mind or deranged. 
 From α.7^λο; and φξοήα). 
 
 Άλλοφυλια•ι/.ΰ;, ου, ο, foreign custom or rite. 
 
 ^Αλλόφυλος, οΰ, 6 χύί) h, foreign, a foreigner ; 
 q. d. i'u, άλλον φύλον, of another tribe. 
 
 ' Αλλόφωνοζ, Kou v\, of another or foreign 
 language. 
 
 "" Αλλΰΐίζ, towards another place. Poet, for 
 αλλοχ^οΰ, adv. From οίλλοζ. 
 
 Άλλύί.σ•κι, Poet, and Ion. for κνιλυζ, 3. 
 sing, impcrf. act. of α,λλΰω. 
 
 'Άλ?^ΰτοί, ου, ο KCii h. Poet, for οίλντο;, 
 
 Άλλυω, Poet, for Αναλύω. 
 
 "Αλλωύίν, by Ectasisfor α,λλο6ιν. 
 
 " Αλλωζ, adv. other\vise ; αλλωζ /tch "γωγί 
 αν ουκ ii'/ci, under any other circumstances, or 
 in any other case, I w^ould not go, Herod, i, 
 42, fSee Classical Journal, xxv, 359). οίλλωί 
 t\ xa,), especially, Palceph. and uElian. Also 
 rashly, unadvisedly.] 
 
 " ΑλμΆΤί, dat. sing, of άλμα, ατός. From 
 ίίλλομαι. 
 
 "Αλμινοζ, by Sync, for άλλόμινο?, and JEol. 
 smooth breathing for the aspirate. From αλλο- 
 μ,αι. 
 
 "Αλμη, νΐζ, 'h, salt water, brine. From a λ;. 
 
 "Αλμΰξοΐ, ξα, ξον, salted. Hence jyerhaps 
 ADMIRAL, almirante, &c. 
 
 "Αλ|, χος, '/), the same as άλχ^,. 
 
 ^Αλοαύύζ, worn, bruised, rubbed, jmrt. ^.'os. 
 2. a. o/• 
 
 ΆΑΟΑΏ, to pound, grind or bruise in 
 pieces,y. γ,σω and atruyj). nxa• άλοάοντο;, ωντο;, 
 gen. sing. part, ρ res. 
 
 Άλογίω, ω, to despise, contemn, disregaid, 
 f. ν\<τω, p. γ,χΆ. From a and λόγο?. 
 
 Άλογίη, '/ι;, τι, contempt. From άλογίω. 
 'Αλόγιστο;, ου, ο χα) '/ι, void of reason, irra- 
 tional ; hence άλογίστως, inconsiderately. From 
 a, and λόγο;. 
 
 "Αλογο;, ου, ό χα) '/ι, the same as αλόγιστο;. 
 ΆΛΟΉ, Άί, η, the herb aloes. 
 Άλοητο;, οΰ, ό, the time, or the act, of pound- 
 ing. 
 
 Άλίύίν, adv. from the sea. 
 ^Αλοΐα, 3. si7ig. imperf. ind. act. Ion. and 
 Ctonir.for ηλο'ιαί• front άλoιάω,for κλοάω. 
 *Αλοίχω, the same as άλοάν. 
 
 ΆλοΊην, 1. sing. 2. a. opt. act. far which 
 
 άλωνιν is used. Th. αλωμι. 
 
 ^ Αλοιμαν, Dor. for γιλοιμτιν, oio, οιτο, 1. sing. 
 2. a. opt. mid. of αλλομαι. 
 
 'Αλοιφή, dat. of αλοιφή, ί?, ί> the oil with 
 which the athletse Avere rubbed, grease, fat. 
 From αλίίφω. 
 
 "Αλοξ, οΆο;, h, a furrov/, a gash or wound ; 
 the same as αυλαζ. 
 
 Άλόντι, part. 2. a. act. dual, of άλου;, 
 ούσα, όν. 
 
 "Άλο;, Dor. for γ,λο;, a nail or spike. 
 Lucian.'\ 
 
 Άλοσυ^ννι, η;, h, {epithet of ThetisJ inhabit- 
 ing the sea ; f-om άλ;, ivhence αλοσύνο;, αλο- 
 σόν/ι, and, by Pleonasm (f^, άλοσυ^νη. 
 
 'Αλουξγ^;, ίο;, ό χα) τι, purple. 
 
 Άλονς, όντο;, βντι, taken ; 2. α, act. part, 
 of άλισχω. 
 
 "Αλοφο;, ου, ο χα) h, destitute of a crest, 
 crestless, Iliad x, 258. Th. λόφο;. 
 
 "Αλορ^ο;, ου, 'h, dat. άλόχ^ω- a wife, spouse ; 
 barren, childless. From a for αμα, and λίχ;ο;. 
 
 Άλόω, 2. sijlg. imp. of άλάομαι, άλάου» 
 αλω. Poet. άλοω. 
 
 Άλόωνται, Poet, for άλωνται• from άλάομαι. 
 
 "Αλτίΐ;, the Alps ; dat. 2^1- "Αλτεσιν. 
 
 "Αλττνιστο;, for, as some read) άλ-τηστο;, 
 ivhich is from 3■άλ<zύ■J, to cherish ; hence 3-χλ- 
 'ττνίων, Β-άλτνιστο; and, taking away 9-, άλ-πνισ-- 
 To;, lohich is equivalent to η^ιστο; •, or from 
 9-άλτο;, ίο;, comp. Β^αλτίων, Βάλτηστο; and^ 
 taking axmy 9-, άλνιστος, very sweet or pleas^ 
 ant, Pind. Isth. v, 16.] 
 
 "AA2, άλο;, ό, salt, 
 
 "Αλ;, άλό;, h, the sea. From αλ;, which is 
 frotn αλλομαι. 
 
 " Αλσο;, %o;, το, a grove, wood, forest. Hence 
 
 Άλσω^Ά;, io;, ό χα) h, woody, full of leaves. 
 Th. αλσο;. 
 
 Άλτικο;, 7), ov, active, nimble. Th. αλλομαι. 
 
 "^Αλτο, for γιλατο• from αλλομαι, 1. Sing, 
 bid. 1. a. m. '/ιλάμ-ήν, ίίλω, '^λατο, by Sync. 
 ηλτο, and Ion. αλτο. Others consider it as 
 the pluperfect '^λμγ,ν, γ^λσο, νίλτο, JEol. 
 
 ΆΑΤΉ, '/ι;, 71, the wood to which the 
 plough handle is fastened. 
 
 Άλΰχο; ij, ov, salted, brackish. 
 
 ' Αλυχτάζω, to be anxious or in consterna- 
 tion, embarrassed. Th. άλύω. 
 
 Άλυχτΰ<τί6Υΐσι, dat. j)l. Ion. of άλυχτο-ττι^Ά^ 
 r;, 'h, {q- d. οίλυχτο; 'TrQvi) a fetter or shackle ; 
 άλυχτο;, for the sake of metre, instead of 
 άλυτο;. 
 
 ' Αλϋί,α;, 1. a. part. act. άλνξίται, 3. sing, 
 ind. I'f ni. of άλvσxω,f. ξω. Th. άλεω, 
 Άλv'>υσ,for άλύουσα, from άλνω. 
 
 "Αλυτο;, ου, ό χα) h, free from grief or sad- 
 ness, cmnp. άλυτότίζο;. From a and λύν/ι. 
 
 "Αλυ;, voi, ό χα) 'h, anxiet}^, perplexity of 
 mind. From άλύω, 
 
 Άλυσύα'ινω, or άλυσβίνω, to be destitute of 
 strength, to be feeble, to be sad. 
 
 Άλυσβμα'ινω, to be sad or grieved, to pant. 
 
ΑΛΠ 
 
 ΑΜΑ 
 
 to be short breathed. From ά,Κυω and άβ-ίμαί- 
 
 νω. 
 
 "Αλνα-ις, ius, h, a chain. From α and Κνω. 
 
 'KxvffiTiXm, Ui, xci) ri, useless, unprofita- 
 ble, of no advantage. 
 
 "Αλυο-κά,ζοντι, dot. part, put to flight, flying, 
 fro7)l άΧυίΤκ,άζω. Th. aXico. 
 
 'AXi/V^wv, escaping, shunning, Odys. xxii, 
 S82.] 
 
 ^Αλυιτμοζ, ov, o, perplexity, anxiety. From 
 αλυω. 
 
 Άλόίπτω, f. ζ,ω, to be perplexed ; to be 
 mad or tunous, as dogs. From, αλνω. 
 
 ^ Αλυ(ττκίνω, to be feeble. 
 
 Άλντγΐξ, ου, ο, a lictor. 
 
 "Αλυτο;, ου, ο κιΔ h, indissoluble, that can- 
 not be loosed. From a, and χύω. 
 
 'Αλυχ}\, γις, h, disgust or weariness of mind. 
 From 
 
 ΆΑΤΏ, f. σω, to be mad, to be un- 
 easy or unsettled in mind, or perplexed ; also 
 to be cheerful. From aXvs. 
 
 "ΑΛΦΑ, alpha, the name of the first letter 
 of the alphabet. 
 
 ^Αλφοΰοί, ου, ό, Alpheus, the jn'oper name of 
 a man. From the Hebr. D7K. 
 
 Άχφ&νω, or ά,λφίΛ), ήσω, and ισω• a. 2. 
 ^λφον opt. οίλφοιμι, to find, discover, invent. 
 
 " Αχφιιοζ, ovy 0, Alpheus, the name of a 
 river ; some write it Άλφαο;. 
 
 'AxpiffiSoioci, Oil, young women, whose beau- 
 ty causes them to be sought for in marriage 
 and to be presented with marriage-gifts, which 
 in early times generally consisted of cattle. 
 From άλφίω, to find, and βοΰζ. 
 
 Άλφίω, ω, f. iff ω and nffcti, 2. a, ήλφον, to 
 find, discover.] 
 
 Άλιρίίίττίϊσ'/ν, Ton. for άλφΐΐστα,ΐί' ά,λφ^ιστνίί, 
 βυ, ό, one who finds ; yrowt α,Χφίω. Th. α,χφα. 
 
 "ΑΛΦΙΤΟΝ, Q'j, TO, barley-flour or meal ; 
 corn or grain, provisions, subsistence ; Iliad xi, 
 630. Aristoph.] 
 
 Άλψος, h, ov, white, mealy, or farinaceous. 
 
 Άλφοί, οΰ, ο, a species of the disease called 
 vitiligo, like leprosy. From α,λφος, white. 
 
 "Αλψω, the same as ά,λφάνω. From α,λφοί. 
 
 Άλω, 1. sing. 2. a. act. sub. of αλ'ίακ,ω. 
 
 Άλωα, Dor. and αλώνι, m, 'h, a threshing- 
 floor, a place planted with vines and trees, a 
 shrubbery, a field of grain, the grain growing 
 in a field ; ά,λοαοίων, gen. jdur. ^ol. α,λω'ά,ζ, 
 ace. Th. οίλωζ. 
 
 ' Αλωα,ς, a^osy 'h, an ejyithet or name of Ceres. 
 
 27i. άλω;, 
 
 Άλωιυς, ίοζ, ο, Ά thresher of grain. 
 
 ΆλΜΥΐ, Dor. or Att. for akor/i, 3. sing. 2. 
 «. opt. of ά,λ'κτκω. 
 
 Άλωΐ^οζ, gen. of ^Αλωζυζ, iosy Att. ηος, 
 a projyer name, Aloeus. 
 
 "ΑλωΛ, 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. jms. of 
 αλωμι. 
 
 "Αλωχ,οί, p. act. Ion. for ίίλωκα, Att. Ιάλ- 
 ωκκ, from κλ'κτκω. 
 
 5 
 
 "Αλωμι, See 'Αλίσκω. 
 
 "Αλων, ωνοί, '//, a threshing-floor, a yard m 
 which grain is threshed. Th. οίλω;. 
 
 Άλωνοίΐ, 2. a. inf. act. of α,λίσκ,ω. 
 
 ΆΛΠ'ΠΗΗ, ίκ,οζ, 'h, a fox ; αλω'π'ίκιον, ew, 
 TO, a young fox, a cub or whelp ; Άλωνικη, ί?, 
 η, a fox's skin ; «.λωτίκ);, ί^ο;, «, a fox's cub 
 or whelp ; ά,λωτίαίζω, to behave fraudulently 
 or cunningly ; άλωτοξ, ov, 0, fraudulent, cun- 
 ning, astute ; α,λω<π•ίκ.1α, aj, h, a disease called 
 alopecia, in which the hair falls off. 
 
 "AAil2, ω, '/I, a threshing-floor ; a circle or 
 halo round the sun or moon. 
 
 "ΑλώσΐΆΐ, for ά,λωσνι, 2. sing. 1. f mid. of 
 α,λίσκω ; but used passively ; οίιτζ συ αλωσιαι, 
 you will not be convicted, Herod, i, 112. 
 See also under α,λίσκ,ω.^ 
 
 ''Αλωσ'ίμ,ο;, ο κοά h, that can be taken or con- 
 quered, easy of conquest. 
 
 "Αλωσϊζ^ ιωζ, h, a taking, a capture. Th. 
 α,λκτκ,ω. 
 
 Άλωσομίννίί, l.f.part. Tnid.f. g. gen. sing. 
 
 Άλωτος, ri, ov, taken, captured. From 
 αλισχω. 
 
 'Aλωω,for α.λω• from α,λίσκω. 
 
 " Αμ, for αμφ) ; αμ for ομ,οί, 
 
 "Αμοί, adv. (from tlDJ^ hmnj with ; α,μα,^ 
 Dor. for α,μοί• but κμα. Dor. for ομού. 
 
 Άμάζονίί, όνων, ai, the Amazons. From a 
 and μοιζόζ. 
 
 Άμαόοίίνω, to be illiterate or ignorant. From 
 κμοίόνις. 
 
 Άμοίύύ, adv. Άμοί&ωζ, ignorantly, foolishly, 
 stupidly. 
 
 Άμοί,ύίστοί,τοί, ov, 0, sujyerl, of κμοίύ'/ις. From 
 a, and μοίνύά,νω. 
 
 Άμοί,βνι, ace. sing, of 
 
 ΆμΆύγΐξ, ίος, ό jtoa τι, illiterate, ignorant. 
 From a, and μα,νύά,νω, 
 
 ^ ΑμαθΊα, ας, h, ignorance. 
 
 'Αμ^αύ'οίΐζ, ίντοζ, ό, sandy, Iliad ii, 16 ; 
 dusty. Ion. vιμaβό^ιζ,for ■φο'-μ^α^όί/;' from οίμοί- 
 uoi,for "^άμΆύος. Th. ■φά,μμοζ.'^ 
 
 " Αμα,βοζ, ov, h, sand, du^t 
 
 '' Aμa6ϋvω,f. ΰνω, to reduce to powder or to 
 ashes, to pulverize, destroy. 
 
 ΆΜΑΙΜΑ'ΚΕΊΌ2, ου, ο κοά h, invincible, 
 that cannot be taken or overcome; α,μαι,ιμΒίκίτοιο, 
 for ου, gen. Ion. from a. intensive, and μαιμάω• 
 or from α priv. and μάχ^ομα,ι, wiih a redupdca-' 
 tion. Also immense, extensive ; from μίίχοί. 
 Dor. μακος. 
 
 Άμοολα,ταστΙοί, ας, h, hardness, firmness, 
 strength, greatness of mind. 
 
 ΆΜΑΑΔΤ'ΝΩ, to spoil, destroy, de- 
 molish ; sofnetimes to be destroyed. From, 
 αμαλος. 
 
 ΆΜΑ'ΛΘΕΙΑ, ας, «, Amalthea, the nurse 
 of Jupiter. Perhaps from άμαλ^εύω. 
 
 "AMAAAA, 55?, V, a bundle, sheaf. 
 
 Άμαλλίύω, to collect into bundles. 
 
 ^ Αμαλλο^ιτηρ, ΐ^ρος, and άμαλλο^ίΤ)ΐς, ου, β, 
 one who makes up bundles. From, αμαλλα, 
 and YiM. 
 
ΑΜΑ 
 
 34 
 
 ΑΜΒ 
 
 ΆΜΑΑΟ'2, ii, ον, soft, tender, feeble, for 
 α-ΤΆλο;, τ h:ing changed irito μ JEol. 
 
 'AMA'MTS, υκοζ, h, a sort of grape. 
 
 *Αμα,ν, to reap, pres. inf. of α,μύ,ω. 
 
 'AMANITH'S, oy, <5, a kind of mushroom, 
 a fungus. 
 
 "A MAS A, r,i, vj, a car, chariot, Avagon ; 
 a/50 the constellation of the Great Bear, 
 Anacr. xvii, 8,] Htnice 
 
 '^ K(jt,a,'if.uu.,f. ΐΰσω, to drive a car or wagon. 
 
 'AAtalrra?, ey, w, a carriage-way or higliway ; 
 kfjicc^icy i}o;, h, (dimuiutivej a little car or 
 wagon ; άμαξο-Τ'/ΐγίω, to make carriages. From 
 ^'/,γννμι. 
 
 ' Auxo, ατΰί, TO, Oor.for ημα-ξ. 
 
 ΆΜΑ'ΡΑ, «ί, w, a conduit, aqueduct, drain, 
 sewer. 
 
 'AMA'PAKOS, ov, 0, (antqienult long) 
 maijoram. 
 
 'A^apayTrjo;, ου, ο και 'h, unfading, amaran- 
 thine or belonging to amaranths ; from μαξο,ί- 
 νω. Ά.μα,οα.ντο;, ου, ο κ,οίϊ ri, the same, 
 
 ΆΜΑΡΤΑ'ΝίΙ, to err, to be in fault, to 
 sin ; to miss in aiming at any thing ; Herod. 
 i, 43. α,μα,ξτγίίτω, p. '/ιμάξ•τ'/ιχα• 2. a. ί^μοίξ- 
 Tov \. a. part. άμοίξ-'/ι(Τΰΐ;, avro;, 0, dot. pl.f 
 άμχξ-'ηίταα-ι• 3. si)ig. 2. a. act. sub. α,μοίξτγ, 2. 
 a, jyart. όίμ,χρτύν.'^ 
 
 Άμαξτίρ, (like όμοίρτ^) adv. together, at the 
 same time. Άμχξ^^^ίν, part. pas. n. g. 1. a. 
 or 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. pas. Ion. for γιμα-ξτήύγισα,ν, 
 from αμοίξτάνω. 
 
 Άμά,ξτ'/ίμα, Mro;, το, a fault, delinquenc}^, 
 srn, error. From αμκ,ξτάνω. 
 
 Άμαξττίσγι^ 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of 
 αμαρτάνω. 
 
 Άμαξτϊΰ., a;, h, sin, fault, error. From 
 αμν-ρτοίνω. 
 
 Άμα.ξτ'ίνοοί, ου, ο κα.) τι, of a depraved mind, 
 foohsh, stupid, Hesiod. Theog. 511. From 
 α,μχξτά,νω and νόο;,~\ 
 
 '^Αμα.ξτοιτΓ'Αζ, £5i, κα) '/j, erring in words, 
 deceiving. From αμοίξτάνω and ίνω. 
 
 Άμά,ξτΰζο;, ου, ο κ,χ) η, destitute of evidence, 
 that cannot be proved. From a and μάξτνξ. 
 
 Άμιχξ'τωλοί, οΰ, ο αχ) η, a sinner, one 
 addicted to evil. From κμκξτύνω. 
 
 Αμά.οΌ'γ'/ι, η;, '/?, and ^ Αμάζυγμα., α,το}, το, 
 brilliancy, brightness, fire of the eyes. 
 From 
 
 •ΑΜΑΡΤ'22Ω, to shine, to be bright or 
 brilliant, to send forth rays, f \ω. p. γα.• 
 ίμάουσιη, 3. sing, impcif. Ion. Ferhaps from 
 a. intensive and μα,Ίξω. 
 
 ' Αμα,ς, Ώ or. for ήμα,;. 
 
 ^Αμά,σα,;, Dor. for α.μ7,(τα,:, 1. a. jyarl. act. 
 of ά,μά,ω• I. a. 'λ!μ'/]α•α,. 
 
 ΆμάιΓ'/ιτοί and «.μκο-το;, ου, ο κα.) '/], that is 
 not eaten. From a. and μασάομοα. 
 
 ' Αμα.ιτ6α.ι, pres. inf. m. conlr. (f άμάω. 
 
 Άμκτξοχ;ΐκ, ας, η, (ju. ΰξμκτξο;^^ίχ, Poet. 
 the meeting of the wheels of carriages. From 
 σ.μ'χ,τζοχ^ύ,ω, ύ,μα. or αομοι. and το'ί^ω. 
 
 ΆμκυοοβίΙ'/], 1. a. opt. pas. 3. sing, of 
 
 αμαυξόω, to darken, to extinguish, to efTaoe, 
 Th. άμαυξό;. 
 
 'AMATP0^2, ου, Kce) >j, or pog, pu, poy, 
 dark, gloomy, lurid, pale, obscure ; co??ip, άμαυ- 
 ξύτίξο;, ίξοί. Ion. αμαυξοτίξ)}. Hence perhaps 
 MAURUS and moor, 
 
 Άμα,χοίνΊα, «s, ri. Dor. for α,μηχ^α,ήα,. Also 
 αμάχ^ΚΜος for α,μγιχ^οίνος. 
 
 Άμαχητ), "Άμοίχ^ύ and Άμάχ^ωζ, adv, 
 \vithout fighting or contest. 
 
 "Αμα,χ^οζ, ου, ο κα) >?, invincible, insurmount- 
 able, averse to fighting or contest; βίοίν άμα.- 
 χον, irresistible force, Longin. 1. superl. 
 α.μχχ;ωτατοί.^ 
 
 'AMxVil, 6J,f '!](τω, p. '/ιμτίχχ, to mow, reap, 
 to crop. Perhaps from κμοί. 
 
 Άμζαίνίιν, Poet, for «.vahOiivSiv, Άμζχί•/] for 
 ά,νοίζού'Λ. 
 
 ^ Αμζ,ίΧζυ, Dor. and jEol. for άμξοίλου, 
 2. si7ig. 2. a. imperat. m. of ά,μζάλλω, for 
 αναζάλλω. 
 
 Άμζάλλομία, Poet, for άνοίξάλλομαι, to de- 
 fer, delay, procrastinate; I. p. pi. α,μβοι,ΧλΌμίβχ. 
 
 "Αμζα,ιτί, Poet, and Dor. for u,viQr,<ri, 3. 
 sing. \. a. ind. act. From avu. and ζύω. 
 
 Άμζάστι, 2. sing. ind. 1. f. m. Poet, and 
 Dor. for α,να,ζ'ήσνι, from αναζΆΐνω. Also α,μ- 
 ζα,α-ΐζ and ά.μζ,aτo;,for άνά,ζαο-ι; and άναζατοί. 
 Poet, from ανοίζαίνω. 
 
 "AMBH, ης, ri, the summit or brow of an 
 overhanging rock. Q_u. from αμ-ζαίνω, for άνα- 
 Sc6ivii),fro?n ?3X, a stone or rock. 
 
 "AMBIS, iKo;, 0, a pot, a cup, or vessel, 
 the edges of which are drawn inwards. 
 
 Άμζλ'/ΐhr,v,for άναολί5>?ν, interruptedly, with 
 sobbing or sighing, Iliad xxii, 476 ; and α,μζο- 
 λά^'/ιν, for avuc.QoXah-/iv, with procrastination or 
 dela}'. Fro7n αναζάλλω. 
 
 Άμξλόed,f. ωσω, to blunt, to cause an abor- 
 tion. 
 
 ' Αμζλυγώνιος, ου, ο κ,α.) jj, obtuse-angled. 
 
 ^AμζλϋvoJ,f. ΰνω, to blunt, to dull. 
 
 ΆΜΒΛΤ'Σ, ίΓα, υ, blunted, made dull or 
 obtuse, enfeebled. Hence perhaps the English 
 
 BLUNT. 
 
 Άμζχυύττω, to have bad sight, to squint ; 
 άμζΧυωγμ.ο;, ου, ο, bluntness of sight ; άμζχί- 
 σκω, to cause an abortion. 
 
 Άμζχώί'/ι, 3. sijig. 1. a. sub.jms. of κμζχΌω. 
 See άμζχύ;. 
 
 ΆμζΧωθζΐ^ίον, ου, το, an abortion. 
 
 " ΑμζΧωσίζ, ίως, >?, an abortion. From αμζχόω. 
 
 ΆμζοΧά^α,ν, Dor. for 
 
 Άμζ,οΧαϊην, Ion. and Poet, for αναζοΧά^ην, 
 with delay or procrastination. From «va- 
 ζύΧΧοι). 
 
 ΆμζοΧα;, α^ος, η, a bank of earth, a mound, 
 as xvhen earth is thrown upfro7n a ditch. Frorn^ 
 ά,νοίζά,ΧΧω. 
 
 ΆμζοΧνίί iisj »J» delay, temporising. Poet. 
 Sync, for «.^a^oXri. 
 
 ΆμζοΧϋξγο;, ου, ο, a procrastinator of labor 
 or business ; a dilatory person. From αναζκΧ" 
 Χομκί and ίξγον. 
 
ΑΜΕ 
 
 S5 
 
 ΑΜΗ 
 
 Άμζξοσϊτ], yis, 'ή. Ion, for άμζξοσία, the food 
 of the gods ; άμζξοα-ίοίν. Dor. ge7i. ]>l. 
 
 Άμξξάσ-ϊο;, a, ov, immortal, divine. From a 
 and ζροτοζ. 
 
 "Αμζξοτος, ου, ο κ,κινι, immortal, yor α,ζξοτο;. 
 
 ΆμξίύμοΤίτι, Poet, and Ion. for άνα, βωμοΊζ, 
 at or upon the altars ; from βωμόζ. 
 
 "ΆΜΒΩΝ, ωνοξ, ο, a protuberance of anj- 
 kind, as the boss or umbo of a shield, a knoll, 
 a declivity. 
 
 ^ Αμζωσα,ς, Poet, and Ion. for α,ναζο'/κπχ,ΐ, 1. 
 a, part. act. of ά-ναζοάω. Th. βοάω. 
 
 . Άμ\, me, Oor.for Ιμϊ, ace. sing, ofiyu. 
 
 ΆμίγίΖξτοί, ov, ο κ,κι ή, great, big ; unen- 
 vied. From a for cvv, and μιγά;, or from, a 
 find μίγαίξϋ). 
 
 Άμ.ίύυσ•τος, ου, h, an amethyst, an anti- 
 dote to drunkenness, as the a^nethyst was con- 
 sidered. From a and μίΰύω. 
 
 Άμίίζίτο, Oor.for ^μύζίτο, 3. sing, imj^erf. 
 τη. of 
 
 ' ΑμιΊζομοίΐ, f "^ομαι. See Άμίίζω. 
 
 'AMEI'Bil,y. •ψω, to change, exchange, to 
 alternate, succeed or follow, to correspond to ; 
 to pass by ; ^>. τίμαφα.• 1. a. inf. act. άμΑΐ-ψχ/, 
 p. J}as. τ^μαμμοίΐ• i.f α,μαφύγκτομ,αι• 2. y. act. 
 άμαζω, 2. a. act. '/ίμιζον, p. m. ίίμοιζχ. Hence 
 άμοίζαΐοξ, α,μοιζΰίΐωζ, άμοίζα,οον, and ά,μοιζ' /ioriv . 
 
 ^ Αμαότίί, ίΟζ, and ^ Αμύ^'/ιτο;, ου, ο κα,Ι <η, 
 sad, gloomy, dull, that does not laugh. From 
 a and μΐίίά,ω. 
 
 Άμίιλίκ,των, gen. pi. of αμύΧιχτος, severe, 
 implacable, inflexible. From a. and μζιΧΊσσω. 
 
 ^ ΑμύΧΐ^οζ, ου, ο kva η, (the sayne as the 
 preceding) from a and μζίλιχ,οζ. 
 
 Άμίίνων, ονοζ, better ; braver, Herod, vii, 
 10; ace. sing. in. and f. and in 7ieut. pi. 
 άμίίνονοί, αμίίνοκ, αμίίνω• gen. p)^• οίμίΐνονων 
 comjy. from ά,γαύΌς.'\ 
 
 Άμίίξω, to deprive one of hi s share. From 
 05 and μίίξΛ•. 
 
 ΆμζΊφθ'/ιν, Dor. for ημύφβνιν, 1. a. ind. jms. 
 άμζί-φζτκι, 1. f. m. of α,μιιζομοίί, f. -^αμοίΓ 
 from αμύζω. 
 
 Άμ'ίλγε;, Dor. for άμίλγίΐ;, 2. si7ig. 2)res. 
 ind.qf 
 
 ΆΜΕ'ΛΓΩ,/. |«. p. νμίλχα, to milk, to 
 draw out or extract ; to gather before maturity, 
 as fruits. Hence milk. 
 
 Άμίλίί (imperot. of κμιλίω) be not solic- 
 itous, do not mind or regard ; adv. nay, in- 
 deed, truty, surel}^ Xenoju. Memorab. i, 4. 
 Tkeophr. Char. 2. From a and μίλει.^ 
 
 Άμίλίΐκ, as, 71, neglect, disregard, want of 
 care. From a and μίλίΐ. 
 
 Άμ,ίλίΜ, ω, to neglect, disregard, to despise ; 
 
 f. 'Α(ίω, p. νιμελ'/}%,βί' 1. a. act. ΥιμίΧνισα,• άμίλω- 
 
 ffiv, 3. 2)1. sub. pres. act. αμίλοΖντο;, gen. 
 
 sing. part. pres. act. άμίλ^ιμίνοί. Ion. for 
 
 τίμίλημίνοξ, perf. part. pas. 
 
 Άμ,ιλη?, ίοζ, ό xou ri, neglectful, regardless. 
 
 'Α/»ίλξ-/?ί. 2. sing. 1. a. suhi. act. of 
 α,μίΚΎω, 
 
 "Αμίλζΐζ, tas, ^, a milking. From άμ'ίλγω. 
 
 Άμ,λωί, adv. negligently, carelessly, con- 
 temptuously. 
 
 "ΑμψτΓτο;, ου, ό kou rt, blameless, irrepre». 
 hensible. 
 
 Άμίμττως, blamelessly. From apriv. and 
 
 μίμψομοα. 
 
 'Αμ'ίναξ, Dor. for ΆμΛννί, ου, ο, the name 
 of a river, 
 
 Άμίντ^νοζ, h, ov, enfeebled, weak, soon fail- 
 ing. From α and μίνια, or μίνα;. Heitce 
 αμίντινοού, to weaken. 
 
 ^ Αμίνγίζ, ίος, ο κ,α) η, feeble, frail. 
 
 Άμίξοί, Dor. for 'Λμίξοι., 
 
 Αμίξαισι, Poet, aiid Dor. for '/ιμίξο,ΐζ. 
 
 ΆΜΕ'ΡΓίΙ, to press out (properly applied 
 to the pressing of olives J, to suck out. 
 
 Άμίξ^ω, to deprive one of his share, to 
 blind, to darken or obscure; 3. sing, imperf. 
 ind. act. Ion. οίμίξ^ί, fir ημι^ζ• άμίξί^ξ, 1• 
 α. 2)as. sub. 2. sing. From a and μίξ^ω. 
 
 'Αμίξ>/ΐί, ioii xcc) '/5, undivided, indivisible, 
 individual. From μίξο;. 
 
 ' Αμίξίμν^ίΠίχ, α?, '/5, freedom from care. 
 
 Άμίξίμνία, ta?, 7i, exemption from care. 
 
 ^ Αμίοιμνο?, ου, ο xai ri, free from care or 
 anxiety. Frovi a, and μίζίμνα. 
 
 Άμ'.ξίμνωί, adv. Without care or anxiety, 
 securely, confidently. 
 
 "Αμίξοζ, Dor, for ^μίξοζ. 
 
 "ΑμΑζίτα,ι, for α,μΛοΊσοίΐ, 1. a. inf. act. of 
 αμίζ'ίζω, to deprive one of his share or portion. 
 Th. μίίξάΐ. Or άμίξ(τα.ι, jSoI. for άμίΐξοίΐ, aS 
 K^ffoitfor kUooli' or regularly from α,μ'ι^ω. 
 
 Άμίξο-'/ι;, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of κμίξ^ω: 
 
 Άμίξωσχίζ, Dor. and JEol. for ημίξύσΌΐ,ί, 1 . 
 a. part. act. of -/ιμίξόω. Th. '/,μίξοζ. 
 
 "Αμίζ, Dor. for γ,μιϊς. 
 
 Άμίτάύίτος, ου, το, unchangeable, that can- 
 not be transposed ; αμιτάύιτον, ου, το, immu- 
 tability. From a, μίτα, and τίό'/ιμι. 
 
 Άμετακινίτος, ου, ο κ,α) η, unmoved, unshak- 
 en, fixed. From u, μίτκ, and κινίω^ 
 
 Άμίταμίλητοξ, ου, ο kcu vi, unrepented of. 
 From apriv. and μίτοιμίλομοα. 
 
 Άμίτοι,νΌιτοζ, ου, ο χοά '^, impenitent. From 
 μίτα,νοίω. 
 
 Άμίτά.'Τΐ/α-το}, ου, ό κοά r,, inflexible of mind, 
 exorable. 
 
 Άμιτίξο,, Dor, for τιμίτίξχ. 
 
 Άμίτξ'/ιτοζ, ου, ο κοά ri, unmeasured, im- 
 measurable. From a. and μίτξον, or μετξίω. 
 
 Άμιτξοΐττ'/ΐί, ίοζ, ο κα.) η, loquacious to ex- 
 cess. Froin α, μ'ετξον, and ί'Χω. 
 
 "Αμίτξον, ου, το, excess. From a, and 
 μίΤξον. 
 
 Αμευ/τΙ^οζοζ, ου, ο κοά vi, changing one's 
 steps, retracing. From α,μζΰω and •τόξα;. 
 
 ΆΜΕΤΏ, to pass, surpass, exceed. 
 
 "Αμγι, '/ίί, J5, a sickle, scythe, bill ; also a 
 spade. From αμύ,ω. 
 
 'A^iji/, amen, truly, verily; Heb. iDK, truth; 
 
 ^ ΑμγινΤτος, ου, ο κα) >j, not angry. 2%. μΐ^ν/ξ. 
 
 "AMH2, ου and ητος, ο, a kind of cake made 
 with milk, Aristoph. Pint. 1000.] 
 
AMM 
 
 36 
 
 AMO 
 
 ^Αμ,γκπίζ, 2. sing, l.y. ind. act. of αμάω. 
 Άμ7]Τ7)ξ, 7,ξθί, ο, a mower, reaper. From 
 
 "Αμι^τοξ, ου, ο, harvest, crop ; α,μνιτος, ου, ο, 
 (accent on last sijUnbJeJ the time of harvest. 
 
 ^ Αυ,ήτωζ, οξο;, ο, motherless ; that does not 
 deserve the name of mother, Sophoc. Electr.~\ 
 
 ΆΐΛΥΐχ^α,ν\ for α,μ'ήχ^α,να, acc. pi. n. g. of 
 
 Κμηχοίήω, to be in perplexity or embarrass- 
 ment, to be unable. 
 
 "" Κμηχοι,ν^ίΆ, »ί?, «, Ion. for αμνιχοίνΊοί, em- 
 barrassment, difficulty. From a, and [>/,■» χ^οίν/ί. 
 
 Άμήχ&νοξ, ου, ό κού >j, without talents or 
 skill. 
 
 ΆΜΓΑ, οί,ξ, 71, a kind of tannj^ 
 
 ^Αμία,ντοξ, ου, ο -λοϊ -η, unspotted, unsoiled, 
 pure ; the mineral called amianthus. From a 
 and f/fixivcii. 
 
 Άμ16ίοί, Dor. for γιμΊύ^ος. 
 
 Άμtύξi7v,for ά,ξΐ^μίϊν, by Metath. 
 
 "ΑΜΙΛΛΑ, '/ΐξ, 'h, combat, contest, rivalry, 
 zeal. Hence αμιΧΧάομΆΐ' itf. pres. ά.μ»λλασ•^ι. 
 
 Άμ7ν, Dor. for 'ήμΐν. 
 
 Άμινοίοαζ, indecl. proper name, Aminadab. 
 Αμιναΰχν, See αμιναΤοζ. 
 
 Άμίνα,Τος, a, ov, of or belonging to Aminea, 
 β place celebrated for ivine ; hence «.μινοίΤα, is 
 •used to signify ajar or cask filled with (Amin- 
 ean) wine, Hierocl.'l 
 
 Άμιξίοί, «ί, »7, want of intercourse, non- 
 intercourse, misanthropy, ferocit3% 
 
 ΆΜΓ2, ihi, h, a chamber-pot, Ari&toph. 
 Rail. 
 
 Άμισθ), ado. \vithout compensation, gratis. 
 
 ^ΑμΙσύωτοζ, ου, ο x.ou 'h, not hired, not bribed. 
 
 Άμΐτξοχίίτων, ονοζ, ο nou '^, wearing a cuirass 
 without a girdle, Iliad xvi, 419. Also without 
 a zone or girdle, used in speaking f "youngs 
 women. From a., μίτξ/ζ, and ;^it&>v.^ 
 
 Άμί^όοίλόίΐζ, ισσο!,, iv, unapproachable, not 
 having any port or harbour. From αμικτο? 
 and ίίΧζ, 
 
 Άμμάύω, Poet, for α,ναμά,ύω. 
 
 "Αμμα,ζ, JEol. for ν\μα.ς, acc. pi. 
 
 " Αμματα., pi. of κμμα, ατοξ, το, connexion, 
 lie, junction, union. Froin α,-^τω. 
 
 " Αμμι, acc. pi. Poet, for Ριμχξ, in dual Dor. 
 and JEol. it is used for vui, νω. 
 
 Άμμ'ίγχ, Poet, for avcc. μίγα, very great. 
 
 Άμμίίνα;, Poet, for ά,ναμίίναζ, 1 . a. part, 
 act. of αναμίνω. 
 
 "Αμμινα,ι, to be satiated ; from αω, ά,ί'ιν, 
 ά,ίμίναι. Dor. or Ion. and taking away ε aiid 
 inserting μ, αμμίναι. 
 
 Άμμίνομίν, we wait for or expect ; by Sync, 
 for α,ναμ,'ίνομζν, 1. pi. pres. ind. act. of α,να,μίνω. 
 
 "Αμμίνοζ, ου, ο, Dor. for γιμινος ; perhaps it 
 should he ivritlen όίμΑνος, for (he a. is changed. 
 Dor. from η a long vowel, and the double μ 
 seems unnecessary for the sake of the metre. 
 
 Άμμίζ, ^ul.for Dor. ίίμμίζ, and com. ίιμίΐ;. 
 
 ^Άμμίΐτον, Poet, for άν« μισόν, in the midst. 
 
 Άμ.μϊων, g> pi. jiEol.for τιμών. 
 
 "Αμμι, ιωξ, το, an herb called Bishopsweed. 
 
 "Αμμι, dat. pl.fr γιμίν, jE-^1. 
 
 " Αμμίγα, α,νάμιγοί. Poet, together, promis- 
 cuously. 
 
 Άμμίγ^ί^ν, for αν/χ,μιγ^'/]ν, promiscuously, 
 in a mixed or confused manner ; adv. From. 
 άνά and μίγνυμι. 
 
 "Αμμιν, or αμμι, dat. pi. JEol. and Dor. 
 for 7ΐμ7ν. 
 
 'Αμμί'ζχς, Poet, for άνΛμί'ζας, 1. a. part, 
 act. «,•Jaμiyvυμ,ι. 
 
 ΆΜΜΙΟΝ, ου, TO, vermilion, red lead, 
 minium. 
 
 Άμμοξοζ, ου, ο κοί) h, destitute, ^having no 
 share, unfortunate; for αμοζος. From a, and 
 μοξοζ. 
 
 " Αμμοζ, ου, 'h, sand of the sea shore. 
 
 Άμμ&ιοτίξ, ios, ό xoci >), sandy. 
 
 "Αμμων, ωνοζ, ο, Ammon, α name of Jupi- 
 ter ; κμμων, ALnl.for γιμων. 
 
 "AMNAM02, ου, ο και ri, a grandchild, de- 
 scendant, offspring. 
 
 ^ Αμνάμων, ovoi, ο κα) ri. Dor. for α,μνημων^ 
 unmindful. 
 
 'Άμνάς, ά^οξ, h, the same as α,μν/ι. 
 
 Άμνάίπι, Dor. Sync, for ανα-μν^^εί, 3. sing. 
 1 . f. ind. act. of α,να,μίμ^ήτίίω. 
 
 " Αμνοίστοζ, Dor. for α,μνηστος. From cc and 
 μνάομοίΐ. 
 
 Άμηΐοξ, ίΤα, uov, of or belonging to a lamb. 
 Th. α,μνός. 
 
 "Αμντι, γΐζ, 'h, a ewe-lamb. 
 
 Άμνήμονοί, forgetful, unmindful ; acc. of 
 οι.μ•)7ΐμΜΐι, ο χα.) 'Α. From a. and μνα,ομα,ι. 
 
 Άμνγιμοήω, ω, or α,μνγ,μονίυω, f. γ,σω, ζύσω^ 
 to forget, to pass over in silence. 
 
 Άμν/κτιχακίω, fit. '^σω., to forget injuries. 
 
 Άμν/ισιχάχωζ, adv. without remembrance of 
 an injury. 
 
 Άμν7ΐα•τίυτα., fused adverbially j without mar- 
 riage. From a. and μν/ιστιύω. 
 
 ' Αμν'/;(ττίυτοζ, ου, ο χα.) 'h, unmarried. 
 
 Άμν/ιστίΰτως, adv. without marriage. 
 
 'Αμνηστία,, ας, h, oblivion of the past, an. 
 amnesty, impunity. From a and μνάομα,ι. 
 
 "Αμν/ιστοζ, ου, ο κα) h, unknown, obscure, ^ 
 forgotten. 
 
 'AMNION, ου, TO, fin anatomy) the am- 
 nios or amnion which envelops the foetus; a 
 vessel to receive the blood of the victims in a 
 sacrifice. 
 
 Άμνίζ, ί^ος, h, a young lamb, a lambkin. 
 
 'AMNO'2, ου, Ό, a lamb. From a and μίνας. 
 
 Άμνοφόζος, ου, ό χα) νι, a sheep with young ; 
 hence αμνοφόξως. Dor. for αμνοφόξουί, acc. pi. 
 with young, Tlieocrit. xi, 41. From αμνοί 
 and φίξω.'\ 
 
 Άμογνίτ), adv. without labour or trouble. 
 From a and μογίω. 
 
 ΆμΌ'Ϋητοζ, ο κα) h, unwearied, indefatigable. 
 
 Άμόύίν, adv. from some place. From αμ'ος. 
 
 *λμοίζα,Τΐζ, adv. alternately, by turns. Fro-m ^ 
 
 αμείζω. 
 
 Άμοι^α^ον, by turns. 
 
Aun 
 
 S7 
 
 ΑΜΠ 
 
 Άμ,θίζα.ΐΰ;) atx, a7ov, and αμοζοίΐοξ, ο Jtett ί, 
 alternate, by turns, mutual, reciprocal. 
 Άμοίζχίωί, adv. by turns, alternately. 
 'AfiOiSyi, sji, 71, reciprocity, mutuality, retri- 
 bution, return of kindness or unkindness, 
 Eurip. Mrd. 23.] 
 Άμοιζ' /iS'/iv, by turns. 
 
 'Ά.μοιζος, οΰ, ο κ,α.) ν>, mutual, as αμοιζοζ 
 χύξΐ;, mutual thanks ; άμοιζο), auxiliaries or 
 substitutes, Iliad xiii, 793. From αμιίζω^ 
 
 Άμοίξίω^ 6J,f- ήσω, to be destitute of, to be 
 exempt from, JElkm.^ 
 
 "Αμοίξοζ, ου, ο xui 'ή, destitute of a portion 
 or share. From a, and μοίξα. 
 
 Άμολγαία, milky ; αμολγος, οΰ, ό, the time 
 of milking cows, i. e. morning and evening. 
 
 Άμολγενζ, so;, o, and άμολ^ϊον, a milk- 
 pail. Th. άμίλγω. 
 
 Άμον, Oor.JOr '^μίτεξον. 
 ΆΜΟ'ΡΑ, «ί, ν, a cake made of flour νήύι 
 honey. 
 
 'AM0PB0^2, 7,, ov, dark, obscure ; «5 if 
 from α,μοξφοξ• also, an attendant, a servant, a 
 client. Hence άμοξζζύω, to attend or follow ; 
 κμοξζαΤοζ, and κμόξζιος, ο και 'h, dark. 
 
 'Αμ'οζγ'/ι, '/,ξ, '/), an herb with a purple flower, 
 used in colouring. Άμοξγίι, Vi?, 'h, the lees or 
 refuse of expressed olives, Aristopli. Also the 
 name of an island. From άμίξγω. 
 Άμοξφϊα, ας, ri, deformity, ugliness.] 
 "Αμοξφοί, ου, ο }<.ou r,, shapeless, deformed, 
 ugly, monstrous. From a. and μοξίργί. 
 
 ΆΜΟ'2, ου, ο, (with the smooth breathing J 
 one, some one, my, our. 
 
 Άμος, or ά,μοζ. Dor. for νιμίΠξος and Ιμοξ, 
 ^sch. and Euripid. Also for νιμοζ, when.] 
 
 "Αμοτοζ, ου, ο κ,α) h, insatiable, incessant, 
 unremitting. From α and μΌτος, or the 
 ancient verb μίτω. Hence "Αμοτον, for ά,μό- 
 τωζ, Avithout being satisfied, Apollon. Rhod. 
 i, 513. Horn.'] 
 
 "Αμουσοζ, ου, ο κοά h, illiterate, uninstruct- 
 ed, rustic. From μούσα.. 
 
 " Αμοχ^όοξ, ου, ο κοά h•, exempt from labour or 
 fatigue. FroTn μόχ^ύος. 
 
 Άμτοαοίνίσοίί, Poet, for ce.va,<7ra.ioiViffOii, 1. a. 
 inf. of ujioi.7ta.ioi.nZ,o), to sing paeans. From ccvu 
 and Yloiiav, Paean. 
 
 "Αμ'ττα.λοζ, Poet, for άνά-τα,λοζ, drawing lots 
 a second time ; for -ττάλος signifies χλ'/ιοωίτιν. 
 Th. τάλλού. 
 
 Άμ•7ΤΰίΧων, having brandished or shaken ; 
 for α,νοί-τοίΧων, 2. a. part, of' χνοί^τά,λλω. 
 ' Λ μ-τκνίτΰίί. Dor. for α.νΆ<7Τα,ύίται. 
 " Αμναυμοί, for Άνα,ττα,υμα, οίτος, το, repose, 
 quiet, cessation, solace. From αμ-ρταύομαίΐ. 
 So α,μΨΟίυαΊ;. 
 
 '' Αμ'ττοί.ΰσΰΐ.σύί, 2. pi. 1. a.imperat. m. Poet. 
 for ecvccTciuffoiffui. 
 
 ^ Αμ'ΤΓΰίυστΥίξίοξ, for ανατα,υστγιριοζί Ion. 
 From «.ywruuij. 
 
 Άμταυω, See ύνα,ται,υω. 
 ^ Αμ -pnViov, adv. Poet, for ίνα -^'Xiov, over the 
 plain or field, Iliad v, 87. 
 
 Άμτίίξοίς, Poet, for ανα-τύξοίξ, 1. a. part» 
 from άνα,τείξω. Th. τηίοω. 
 
 Άμτίλαγο;, for uvocTiXeiyosf over the sea, 
 at sea. 
 
 Άμ-ηλίων, ωνοί, ο, Ά vineyard. 
 
 Άμτίλϊνοί, ο xeci, 91, of or belonging to 
 vines or to a vineyard From οίμτίΧοί. 
 
 Άμτίλίων, ωνος, ο (^αμ-^ίλόφυτοί γϋ) Ά vine- 
 yard, a place planted with vi es; άμτίλόει$, 
 όίίτσα, Όιν, planted with vines. From «,μ- 
 
 9Γίλθζ. 
 
 "ΑΜΙΙΕΛ02, ου, h, a vine ; also the ivar- 
 like machine called a Vinea. Άμ-ττίλωζ, Dor. 
 for οίμ<7Τίλους, acc. pi. 
 
 Άμτελονξγο;, οΰ, ο χοί) νι, a vine-di esser. 
 From οίμτίλοί and έργον. 
 
 "Αμτεμ-ψκς, Poet, for άΆ^ίμ-^α;, 2. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. of α,νοί,νίμττω. 
 
 ^ Αμ'τητοίλων, 2. a. act. part. Ion. and Poet, 
 for ΰίνοίτοίλων, i)iserting tlie augm. of pret. 
 from α.να.'^άΧλω. Th. 'ττάΧ'Κω. 
 
 "" Αμ'ττ'εσα,ί, 1. a. inf. act. Lacon. or ^ol. 
 for α,μφάσα,ί, from αμφή^νυμι. 
 
 ^ Αμτετάσα.α'χ, for a.voi'Triraffot.roc,, extending, 
 stretching out, Bion i.] 
 
 ^ Αμ-τίτοίσον, Poet, for ανοι,<}τ'ετοί<τον, 2. sing. 
 1. a. imperat. act. of ά,να,'ρητάζω. From avx, 
 •ττίτύω, αζω, and -^ετάννυμί. 
 
 Άμ-ρτίχ^ομοα, jEol.for άμφι εχ^ομα,ι, I clothe 
 myself. 
 
 ^ Αμττεχ^ονον, ου, το, clothing, a garment. 
 From 
 
 ' Αμ'ττΊχω, f άμφίζ^ύυ, to surround, environ, 
 tlothe. From αμφ) and 'ίχω. 
 
 ^ Αμ'ττ'Αοά.ω, to leap upwards or upon ; for 
 avciT'/idaoii. Th. 'ττηοά.ω, 
 
 ' Αμ'τΓίσχ^ιίν, to clothe or dress in ; pres. inf. 
 of α.μ<7ησ•χ^εω, or 2. a. inf. of αμ'νζχω. 
 
 ' Αμ-τΓλα,κεω, f. νισω, to commit a fault or 
 error, to be frustrated. Th. ^τλάζ^.^ 
 
 'ΑμτλκΗ,ί'/;ζ, gen. ΙοΊΐ. of α.μ.'Ζλα,χ,'ίοί, λ;, '/], 
 a fault, error, sin. Th. ίτλάςω. 
 
 ' Αμ-ττλα,κων, one who has fallen into an 
 error, 2. a. part. act. of α,μτΧακίο). 
 
 ^Αμ-ττλΙαζ, ου, the name of a man, Amplias. 
 
 " Αμ.•7Τνίυμοί, α,τοΐ, το, repose, rest, taking 
 breath, Poet, for άνύ^τνευμα• as ωμττνοη, for 
 ava-TTvoti. Th. -τνίω. 
 
 'Αμτνίίϋ and ά,μ-ττνεία, to breathe, to take 
 breath, to be refreshed,yu;• κνκτ'ίΐίω. 
 
 Άμ.•τνύύ'Λ, 3. sing. \. a. ind. pas. Ion. for 
 ημττνΰύ'/ί, from κμ-ττνυμ,αι, for α.νοί.7Τνυμοα, Poet, 
 from oiva and ττνίω. 
 
 Αμ-τΓολίΊν, to revolve, to repeat, Pind. JSiem. 
 vii, 153. Poet. Sync, for kvoi-xoXih. Th. -τολεω. 
 
 Άμτόλ/ν, Poet, for άνά ίτόλ;ν, through the 
 city. 
 
 Άμτovov,for uvoc -TrOvovjfrom τόνος. 
 
 ΆΜΠΡΟ'Ν, οΰ, το, the rope by ivhich oxen 
 are attached to their load, traces, a collar. 
 
 ' Αμττύμενα, ]}l. for ί'ίΆΧτά,μενοι.. See 
 ^ Αμττάμενο;. 
 
 ^ Αμττάμενοζ, for α,νοί-τττάμενος, 2. a. part, 
 mid. (f ανίττΰίμοίΐ, to fly through, upwards, or 
 
AMT 
 
 38 
 
 ΑΜΦ 
 
 away; Eurip. Hec. 1100, Orest. 1376, -^n- 
 drom. 1220. Th. iV-ra^a/.] 
 
 Άμττυχί'^'/ιν, acc. of 'A^?ry»;^»i, ου, ο, the 
 son of Am])liycus. 
 
 ""AMIITS, vko;, q or h, Si band ιυοτη on 
 the forehead by luomen, a ribbon, network for 
 the head ; a gold chain for fastening the hair 
 on a ho7-se^s forehead; a wheel, Soph. Philoct. 
 €76 ; the center of a drinking vessel, Aristoph. 
 Achum, 671.] 
 
 "A[A'pru<ris, or αμ^-ζωτι;, by Sync, for α,νά- 
 τ^τωσίζ, the reflux or ebb of the sea. From 
 ανΆτίνω, Th. •τίνω. 
 
 ΆΜΤΓΔΑΑΕΆ, us, 'a, an almond tree. 
 
 ^ K^uyhocXov, ου, ro, an almond, the fruit of 
 the almond tree.] 
 
 'K/AUyhaXoi, ου, ο, an almond tree.] 
 
 "Αμυγμ,ο!., νοζ, το, laceration or tearing of 
 the skin, a scratch. From ά,/ίΛυσίτω. 
 
 "Αμϋΐι;, adv. Poet, or JEol. for οίμ,οί, at the 
 same time, together ; Hes. Theog. 689.] 
 
 ΆΜΤΔΡΟ'2, a, ov, dark, obscure, scarcely 
 perceptible ; slender, 
 
 "Αμ,υ^ξοί, ου, ο κ,α) h, moist, damp. From 
 ίίμο!, and υ^ωζ. 
 
 Ά/χύ'/ιτο;, ου, ο χα,) h, uninitiated. From a 
 and ι^υϊω, or μύω. 
 
 Άμνύοίν, α,νοζ, ο, Poet, for ^ Αμυβάων, άωνος, 
 Amj'thaon, the name (fa man. 
 
 ""Αμυθητοζ, ου, ο κα.) h, unspeakable, ineffable, 
 inexpressible. From u priv. and μυ&ίομοίΐ. 
 
 'Αμύ}ΐλα.0Βν, adv. from Amyclae, a city of 
 Laconia. 
 
 ' Αμϋκ,λα,ι, ων, κ\, a kind of shoes or san- 
 dals made at AmyclcB, Theocr. x, 35.] 
 
 Άμυκλα,'ί'σ•ΰαν, Dor. for ά,μυχλοίίζίΐν, to 
 speak like a Lacedaemonian. 
 
 Άμνκ,οζ, ου, ο, a proper name, Amycus ; 
 Apol. Rhod. Theocr.'^ 
 
 "Αμνλον, TO, unground wheat jjrepared like 
 starch.] 
 
 "Αμυλο?, ου, ο κ,οί.) r,, unground ; also a 
 species of oak. 
 
 Άμ.ύμονοί, acc. sing. of 
 
 'AMT'MfIN, o\oi, Kou V, blameless, sur- 
 passing others in good or bad things, distin- 
 guished, excellent, elegant, grand. From a. 
 intensive and μ,ύω. 
 
 "Αμυνα., '//?, h, and σ,μΰν/ι, '/ι;, h, a defence 
 or protection against injuries, succour, retalia- 
 tion, revenge. From αμΰνω. 
 
 ΆμΛίνΆΐ, \. a. inf. act. ά,μυνύ'/κτομοίΐ, 1. f 
 pas. κμΰνασ-^κι, 1. a. inf. m. αμυνον, 1. a. imp. 
 act. άμυνίμίν, inf. Ion. fur α,μ,υνίΐν, as αμυνί- 
 μινα,ι. Dor. «.μ,υνζΰσί. Ion. for άμ,υνοΖσι, 3. pi. 
 1. or 2.y. act. of άμ.ΰνω. 
 
 Άμ.ίιντύί,ς, ου, ό, the name of a man, 
 Amyntas. 
 
 ^ Αμ,υντγιριοζ, Ιου, ο »«ί h, defensive, auxil- 
 iary to. 
 
 ' Αμύντωο, opo;, ο kou 'a, and ΰμ,υνττίξ, Τίξος, ό, 
 a defender, avenger. ' Αμΰντωζ, οξο;, ό, a proper 
 ruime, Amyntor. 
 
 "ΆΜΧ'ΝίΙ, _/. i/VM, p. Ϋ/μυγχ,α, 1. a. ^μϋνχ, 
 
 1. a. m, ίιμυνύμ'ήν, ω, aro, ϊ -f• ')n. άμυνουμκι• 
 α,μύνω, γ;, jj, 1. a. sub. act. to defend, succour, 
 aid, repulse, keep off; in middle voice, to fight 
 for, or revenge one's self.] 
 
 Άμύ^ίΐί, l.y*• of αμΰσσω. 
 
 "Αμυ^ΐζ, ιωξ, τι, the same as οίμυγμα. 
 
 'AMT'22n, or ά^ι/ττώ;, f !&;, p. νίμυρ^^οί, 
 to tear with the nails or claws, to wound the 
 feelings ; I . a. inf. m. «μυ'ξάα-όοίΐ. Hence 
 
 Άμυσ•τι, adv. (applied to drinking) at one 
 draught, without stopping to take breath, 
 Anacr. xxi, 2, xxxi, 2. From α and μύω, 
 to close the lips.] 
 
 "Αμυί-τίζ, I'^og, 71, a drinking greedily, a kind 
 of cup. From μύω. 
 
 ^ Αμυχ^μοζ, ου, ο, and άμυ^^, ris, 'h, a lacera- 
 tion, wound. 
 
 ' Αμφ^ , for αμψί. 
 
 Άμφοί,γα,τηχ,ω, to love with partiality or ex- 
 tremely. 
 
 Άμφοίγα-τωντίί, pres. part. pi. of ά,μφοί' 
 γαττοίω. 
 
 Άμφα,^ά, α,μφα,^τιν, and αμφα^ον, adv. 
 I openly, plainly, manifestly ; for dvocpoiv^ov, and 
 : dvoipoivooi. From dvec and φχίνομοίΐ. Hence 
 
 ΆμφοοΙηοζ, manifest, αμφχΙίΐ}ν, manifestly, 
 openly ; dμφx^ίl1, i. e. μάχ^γ, in open combat, 
 Hom. Apol. Rhod. From φούνω^ 
 
 "Αμφοίΐνί. Poet, for dvipoiivi, 3. siiig. imperf. 
 ind. act. of 
 
 ^ Αμ(ροί.\νω, for ανοι,φούνω. 
 
 Άμφάχ^ΐί, Dor. for αμ^φνικη;. 
 
 Άμφοι,ζονίω, to move from side to side, as a 
 carriage wheel that does not run true, to wab« 
 ble, to have an unsteady gait. 
 
 ΆμφΆξάζιζον, 3. pi. imperf. act. Ion. of 
 dμφίίίξoc.ζΊζω. Some read κμφκζάζΐΖ,ον. 
 
 Άμφα,ξΛζΙ'ζω, to make a noise around. 
 From αμφ) and α,ξοίζος. 
 
 Άμφ&σΊτ^, τις, 'h. Ion. and Poet, for d<pa,ffloc,y 
 ας, h, inability to utter one's self, muteness. 
 From, a, and φ^^μί. 
 
 "Αμφοίοζ,ις, h, the trunk of a tree stripped of 
 its branches. 
 
 ' Αμφα,φάοί>ϊ6οίΐ, to handle, Odys. viii, 215. 
 for άμφοι,φα,ιίύα,ι. From dμφ) and dpdu. 
 
 Άμφίίτίτο, imperf. m. 3. sing. ind. of 
 κμφίττομοί,ι, to cherish, regard ; α,μφίττι, 3. sing, 
 imperf. ind, act. Ion. of dμφίτω. Th. ϊ<τω. 
 
 Άμφιχάλυττον, 1. sing, or 3. plur. imperf. 
 αμψίχάλυ-φί, 1. a. ind.• act. 3. sing, of αμφι- 
 χα,χύττω. Th. χοι.Χύ'τττω. 
 
 Άμφίχχξτ!, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. jms. αμφι- 
 χύρομοίΐ. Th. χίίξω. 
 
 " Αμφί'ττονγιύη, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. of 
 κμφί'ΤΓονίομΰίΐ. 
 
 Άμφί-ττω and κμ(ριΊ•π•ω, to be engaged in any 
 thing, to take care of, to watch over, to follow, 
 to cherish, to prepare, Iliad xi. From dμφi 
 and ίτω.] 
 
 ^ Αμφίζίσύοα, Poet, Sync, for dvuipi^tiruoiif 
 from ανοίφίξω. 
 
 Άμψίο-τ^ιΐ/, 2. a. ind. 1, sing, of αμφίοττνιμι. 
 Th. ΊστΫίμι. 
 
ΑΜΦ' 
 
 ^39 
 
 ΑΜΦ 
 
 ^ Αμ(ρί<ρΌζη6ίν, they fled on both sides, 1. a. 
 ind. pas. 3. ρί. Boeot. for αμφ) Ιφβζτι^πίτχν, 1 . 
 «. 3. pL ind. pas. of αμφιφοζίΜ. 
 
 Άμφίφΰγίζ, 2. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of α,μφι- 
 φίύγω, thou hast escaped, Euripid. Iphig. in 
 Taur. 871. But the better reading is α,μτΓί- 
 (pvyti,for άνκ^ίφυγαί'} 
 
 ^ Αμφίχ^υτο, for άμφιαίχυτο, pluperf. pas. 
 Ion. of ά,μφιχ^ίω• 1. a. άμφίχύΰνιν. Til. χ,ίω. 
 
 ^Αμφ^ικ,η;, ίοί, ό κα) «, two-edged. From 
 άκτι ; quasi ΰμφ* άκ^ιν 'ί^ων. 
 
 'Αμφπξίφίύί, ace. sing, of άμφπξίφηίί ίος, 
 ο χα) «5, covered or enclosed all around, Iliad 
 i, 45. From άμφ) and Ιξίφω. 
 
 Άμφ^ξίστοί, ου, ό sea) 'h, contested, disputa- 
 ble, doubtful. From άμφ) and 'ίξίς. 
 
 ΆΜΦΓ, prej). and generally used like τίξ). 
 With the genitive case, about or near, of or con- 
 cerning, on account of, for the sake of, on be- 
 half of ; with the dative, about or with, con- 
 cerning, on account of; xoith the accusative, 
 around, about or nearly, to, towards. With an 
 accusative, when the article j^recedes, this prepo- 
 sition has a peculiar use ; τα, άμφ) τον τΌλζ- 
 μον, warlike things, ο άμφ) τον χ^ίιμωνια ^ξόνοζ, 
 the winter season ; when used with an accusa- 
 tive signifying a person, it qualifies the phrase, 
 so as denote either 1 . the attendants of the per- 
 son, as 01 άμφ^ άυτον ντ^ξίται, his assistants or 
 servants ; 2. the principal person himself, as ol 
 άμφ) Ίίοξίνόίου;, the Corinthians, oi l•' αμφ) 
 ΐΐξ'ια,μον κ,οά ΐΐάνόοον, Priam and Panthous ; 
 3. the person and his attendants both, o) άμφ) 
 Kwgey, Cyrus with a part of his soldiers, &c.] 
 
 ' Αμφίάζομαι and άμφιάζίο, f. ά(Τω• p. pas. 
 7ΐμφ»χ(τμα,ι, to clothe, to put on ; hence άμφί- 
 ασμα,, α,τοζ, το, clothing, apparel. From άμ- 
 φαννυμι. 
 
 ' Αμφίίοίξΰίος, ον, ο, Amphiariius, α celebrated 
 j)rophet, the so7i of O'icleus. 
 
 Άμφιοίχ^υΊοί,ν, ace. j)art. p. m. f. g. from 
 κμφ'ία,^ύι), or άμφιοί^ίω. 
 
 Άμφίζοίίνω, to go around, surround, defend ; 
 f. β'/ισομοίΐ, perf. βίξ'/ίχοί. From άμφ) and βούνω. 
 
 ' Αμφίζοίλτι, 2. a. sub. άμφιζοίλου, 2. a. im- 
 perat. mid. of ά,μφ'ϊζάλλω, to cast around, to 
 environ, encompass. From άμφ) and βάλλω. 
 
 Άμφιζ,α,ξ, 2. a. part. act. of άμφιζούνω. 
 
 Άμφιζοίο-ίί], ης, VI, Ion. for άμφίο-ζήτ^ισ-ΐί, 
 dispute, controversy, contest. 
 
 Άμφίξα,α-ΐξ, icag, h, the act of encompassing ; 
 
 ace. άμφίζοίοΊν. From, άμφ/ζο^ίνω. 
 
 Άμφιζ'ζζνιχα,ζ, thou defendest or protectest ; 
 perf. ind. act. 2. sing, of άμφιζούνω. See 
 Clarke's note on the Iliad, i, 37.] 
 
 Άμφ'ίζ'ίος, ου, ο kcc) h, amphibious, living in 
 the water and on land j pi, n. g. άμφίξιοί. 
 From άμφ) and βίο;.'] 
 
 Άμφιζληστζύω, f. ιΰσω, to take in a net. 
 From 
 
 Άμφίζλί^στξον, ου, το, a fishing-net. From 
 άμφ) arid βάλλω. 
 
 ΆμφιζΌτιτοί, ου, β xet) h, sounding around, 
 resounding^. From άμφ) and βοάκ. 
 
 ΆμφιζολιΙί, ίωξ, ο, a fisherman that fishes 
 with a net ; Isaiah xix, 8. 
 
 Άμφιζολί», ois, h, ambiguity, amphibology. 
 
 ^Αμφϊζολοί, ου, ο κοά h, ambiguous, equivo- 
 cal. From άμφ) and βάλλω. 
 
 Άμφίζξοτοζ, ου, ό κχ) η, covering or pro- 
 tecting one on every side. From άμφ) and 
 βροτοζ. 
 
 Άμφιγίγ' /ih, 3. sing. p. m. of άμφιγήύοί, to 
 be overjoyed. Th. y/iSiu. 
 
 ' Αμφιγνοίω, to know in part, f ν,σω, p. άλ. 
 From άμφ) and νόο;. 
 
 Άμφίγΰ'^ίί;, ίντος, ο χα) η, lame in both 
 feet, limping. Epith. of Vulcan. From άμφ) 
 and ιγυιΌζ. 
 
 Άμφίγΰο;, ΰο, ο χα) h, two-edged, strong ; 
 as άμφίγυον Ίγχοξ, a spear that will wound tvvo 
 ways. Frovii άμφ) and γυιο;, or ymov. 
 
 '' Αμφίΐαμαζ, avTOi, o, a proper name, Am- 
 phidamas. 
 
 Άμφι^άο'ίΐοί,ν, aCC. f. g, of άμφϊ^άα-υς, 
 rough, shaggy, hairy, or bristly, on every side. 
 Th. "haafui. 
 
 Άμφί^ε^ίΐα, J), m. άμ,φί^ί^'/ια, 3. sing, j^hi- 
 perf. m. Ion. (f άμφ) and "^aicj. 
 
 Άμφί^ίί;, chains, bracelets, rings. From 
 άμφ) and Viu. 
 
 \\μφΐ'^ίζ^ίθί, ου, ο χα) h, ambidexter. Th, 
 οί'^ιά. 
 
 ΆμφιΎίζχ^ύ'/ΐί, 2. sing. 1. α. ind. pas. Ion. 
 άμφί^ίξχομαι, to look around or on all sides, /I 
 'ζομαι. Th, ^ίζχω. 
 
 Άμφί^ίύτατος, ου, ο, the last, very delicate 
 fi. e. pieces or fragments). IViis word occurs 
 in Find, i, 80, where some read άμφ) "Νεότατα •, 
 but the text here is so corrupted that the m,ea?t- 
 ing is very uncertain.] 
 
 'Αμφι%ΐΛω, άμφι^ί^ίν/ιται, 3. sing. p. pas. tO 
 fly about. 
 
 ' ΑμφύοχίυΗν, to be on the Avatch, to lie in 
 wait. 
 
 ' Αμφ'ΐ'^οϊ,οζ, ου, ο χα) 'h, doubtful, disputable. 
 Fro?n άμφι'^ο'ζίω. 
 
 Άμφί^ξυ^ττοί, ου, ο χχ) ri, torn or lacerated 
 in every part ; also άμφι^ξΰφ^ς, and άμφί^ξυ- 
 φα;, ο χα) η• From ^ξύ-ττω, to lacerate. 
 
 Άμφί^νμοξ, ου, ο χα) h, that can be approach- 
 ed or entered two ways, having two ports; 
 also double. 
 
 Άμφihl•ί, 2. a. jjart act. άμφι.%υμι. Th. '^νμι. 
 
 Άμφαιμίνο;, p. part. pas. of άμφάννυμι. 
 
 Αμφίΐλ'ισσαζ, ace. pi. f. g. of άμφηλκτα-ος, 
 ου, ο χα) h, driven on the two sides, as a boat 
 is by oars. Iliad. 
 
 Άμφάννυμι, f. Ότω• j}. jyas. τ^μφίατμαι, and 
 Ϋΐμφίίίμα»' to clothe, to dress. From άμφ) 
 and ϊννυμι. 
 
 'Αμφήτοντίξ, directing, governing; pres. 
 of part, of 
 
 Άμφάχω, to direct, to be occupied about, 
 to prepare, to take care of. From άμφ) and ετω, 
 
 Άμ,φησάμζνοξ, part. 1. a. m. of άμφάννυμι. 
 
 'ΑμφΛτ^ι, 3. sing. 1. a. sub. άμφίεσμχι. 
 Ion. for '/ιμφ'η</μαι, p. ind. pns. of άμφάννυμι. 
 
ΑΜΦ 
 
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 ΑΜΦ 
 
 ^Αμφί'ζανω, from Ιζάνω, to adhere to, to be 
 placed around, y. 'η<τω. Tk. ΊΖ,ω. 
 
 ^Αμφ'ί$άλκ(τσοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, bordering on 
 every side upon the sea. From αμψ) and 
 Β-άλοατιτΰί. 
 
 Άμ.φ'ίό&ληί, ίο;, ο χα) tj, very flourishing; 
 having father and mother alive. Th. 3-άλλω. 
 
 Άμφι^ίο,τξον, ου, ro, an amphitheatre. 
 
 Άμφίβίτοξ, o'j, Ό χα) vi, that can be placed on 
 either side ; also having two handles. From 
 α/^,φ) and r'tun^i• 
 
 Άμ.φιάίω, to run about or around. 
 
 Ά/ι/,φί^ΰξοί, ου, ο χα) h, having front and 
 back doors, or two doors. Tli. Β^ύξα. 
 
 Άμφιχαλύ-φ'/ι, 2. i,ing. 1. a, sub. άμφιχα- 
 λυ•φοι, 3. sing. 1. f, opt. of αμφίχαλύ^τω. 
 Th. xaXv-TTTCJ. 
 
 Άμφιχαξη?, ίοξ, ο χα) η, having two heads 
 or handles. Ta. xao'/tvov, or χάξα. 
 
 Άμφϊχίάξω, y, affA>, to cut or cleave all 
 around, to take off the bark all around,] 
 
 Άμφιχίάσ•ο•αζ, pari. 1. a. act. Poet, for 
 χίάσαζ. See άμφίχιάΖ,ω. 
 
 Άμ(p'ΐyΛιζω,f. ίξω, to cut or shear all round.] 
 
 Άμψίχλόσ-τοί, ου, ο χα) h, washed by the sea, 
 or rivers, on every side. 
 
 ^Αμ.φίχομο;, ου, Ό χα) t], having a thick head 
 of hair, or thick foliage. From άμφ) and χΌμτι. 
 
 ^ Αμφικζίμαμαι, to hang around, or by the 
 two sides. Th. χξψΑω. 
 
 ΆμφιχυΧ'κτιϊαΐξ, JEol. and Poet, for άμφιχυ- 
 λια•ας, part. 1. a. Th. χυλίΑ; f. Ί(τω, p. ixa, 
 to roll around. 
 
 ^ Αμφικύττίλλον, ου, ro, a round cup or goblet 
 with two handles. From αμφ) and, χν•ηλλον. 
 
 ' Αμφιλα°ηζ, ίος, or οΙμ.φιλαφ'/ΐζ, ο χα) h, 
 large, extensive, ample, abundant. 
 
 ' Αμφιλαχα'ινω, to dig all around. From 
 Xa^aivcii. 
 
 Αμφιλογία, aj, 'h, ambiguity, disputation, 
 discussion. From άμφ) and λίγω. 
 
 Άμφίλοχ;ΰ;, ου, ο, the name of a man, 
 Amphilochus. 
 
 ΑμφίΧυχοί, ου, ο χα) h, having some light, 
 glimmering. From "kixvi, the first light of the 
 morning, or 7.vy/i, darkness. 
 
 '' Αμφιμάαασ^ι [α-ττομάζιτί) wipe or rub ; 1 . 
 a. mid. imperat. of μά'ζω,f. \ω and σω. 
 
 ^ Αμφιμάτζίος, ω, ο χα) 'h, F)or. for α.μφιμ•ή- 
 τριοζ, ου, ο χα) h, that which is in the matrix. 
 
 ^ Αμφιμάχωμαι, to fight around, pres. sub. 
 m. 1. sing. Th. μάχομαι. 
 
 ^ Αμφιμ'ιλαιναι, black on every side ; dark or 
 gloomy with rage, Iliad i, 103. Th. μίλας. 
 
 ' Αμφιμίμυχί, J), m. 3. sing, of άμφίμϋχάω, 
 to bellow or roar, to resound. 
 
 "ΑμφιήμομΜΐ, to feed around, inhabit. 
 
 Άμ,φ^ίic^},f. Χ'ίσω• to scrape or shave around, 
 1. a. άμφί\ΐ(τα. From ^ζω. 
 
 "ΑμφΊος, ου, ο, a proper natne, Amphius. 
 
 Άμψί-ταλτοί, ου, ό χα) ϋ, {sc. αυ^α) a re- 
 sounding A'oice. Simmins Rhod. in Ow.] 
 
 'Αμφί'π'^ος, ου, ο χα) '/>, encompassed or en- 
 vironed by plains. From άμφ) and τί^ον. 
 
 ' Αμφί^ενομαι, to be occupied about. From 
 
 τ'ίνομα/. 
 
 ^ Αμφιτίξίχτίουσ•/, neighbours, dot. pL of 
 αμφιτίξίχτιοντίζ. Th. χτίζω. 
 
 Άμφί'^ίξκττξάφα, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. and 
 contr. for άμφιτηξηο-τξ/ύφαζ' from άμφι-ΡΤίξίττ- 
 ξωφάύ!/, to turn or drive about (horses) on 
 every side. From άμφ) and στξίφω. Iliad. 
 
 'Αμφί'Τίΰ-οΰίτα, embracing, part. 2. a. act. 
 f. g. of άμφιτί^ττω. 
 
 Άμφιτί-^ηιν τίνα, to fall upon one's neck, 
 to embrace, particularly through grief. 
 
 ^ ΑμφιτίΌλίύω, f. ζΰσω, to walk about, tO 
 traverse, to accompany. From, <χοΧΊω, Poet. 
 
 TToXiUOJ. 
 
 'Αμ,φίτολις, ιΐϋξ, τι, the na7ne of a city, 
 Am.phipolis. 
 
 ^Αμφ^<7Τολοξ, ου, ο χα) h, a servant ; hence 
 άμφί-τολεΐν, to serve or wait upon. From άμφ) 
 and -ττοΧίω, 
 
 Άμφιτονίω, ea,f. nfM, to be employed about, 
 to be busy,] 
 
 ^ Αμφί-ττοτάομαι, to fly or run about in agita- 
 tion, Iliad ii, 315. From άμφ) and 'ζίτομαι. 
 
 Άμφ'ίτΰζο;, ου, ο χα) η, burning on every 
 side. Til. 9τυξ. 
 
 Άμ,φίρρΰτω, dat. sing, of αμφίρρυτο?, ου, ο 
 χα) h, Avashed on all sides by the sea. From 
 άμφ) and pico. Hence 
 
 Άμφίηω, (contract, J the name of a woman, 
 
 Άμφ)ς, adv. on both sides, around, in the 
 midst, asunder, apart, without ; with the genitive, 
 is is used like ■^Πξί ] 
 
 Άμφίσζαινα, '/ις, '/ι, a kind of serpent that 
 appears to have turn heads, the Amphisbaena. 
 
 ΆΜΦΙ2ΒΗΤΕΏ, /. -^V^y, p. Άκα, to dis- 
 pute, discuss, debate, litigate, doubt ; άμφκτ- 
 Q'itT'Affzia, 1 . a. opt. JEol. as if from άμ-φι; and 
 βάω. Hence 
 
 ΆμφίσζγίΤνιιης, ζως, and άμφισ^ζ'/κτία, as, ri, 
 disputation, controversy, contest. 
 
 Άμφία-ταμαι, to stand around.] 
 
 Άμφ/α-τίίλάμίνοί, part. 1 . a. mid. of άμφι- 
 στίλΧομαι, to bind or fasten together, restrain, 
 to ornament, to clothe, envelop. 
 
 Άμφιστίφ^;, ο χα) 'h, crowned, encircled ; 
 full, overflowing. This word occurs in the 
 common editions, Iliad xi, 40, but the better 
 reading is άμφια-τξίφεε?, entwined.] 
 
 ΆμφίιΤΤί^μι, See άμφί<τταμ,αι. 
 
 'Αμφίστομο;, ου, ο χα) h, crafty, sly, double- 
 tongued ; having a double front; two-edged. 
 
 Άμφιιττζατάομαι, to besiege. Frovi άμφ) 
 and στζατΌς, 
 
 Άμφιτα,άίΐς, part. 1. a. pas. of άμφιτείνω, 
 to extend around. 
 
 Άμ,φίτατη;, ητο;, h, and ά.μφίτα'Τίς, ΐ^ος, ίι, 
 and άμφίτατοξ, ου, ο χα) η, a covering, cover- 
 let, or carpet with shag or wool on both sides. 
 Th, τάττνζ. 
 
 Άμφιτίίίΐ, place or put round, enfold, veil ; . 
 pj^es. imp. act. gu. of άμφιτιίίω. Th. τίύνιμι. 
 
 ΆμφιτζΊτ'/ι, the sea-goddess Amphitrite ; 
 the sea. From άμφ) and τξίζω. 
 
ΑΜΠ 
 
 41 
 
 ΑΝΑ 
 
 ^ Αμφινζομ'ίω, to tremble in every part. Th. 
 ΤξομίΛΐ^ 
 
 ΆμφιτξΰΛ/ν, jrroper name of a man, Amphi- 
 tryon. 
 
 Άμψί'Τξυωνικ^^ί, ου, ό, δτ/ Epenth. for Ά^- 
 (ρινξυωνι^ηζ, Amphitryoniaaes, a surname of 
 Hercules. • 
 
 Άμφίφα,λος, ου, ό κ,α.) νι, f applied ίο a helmet J 
 ornamented on every side with studs or knobs j 
 Hiad V, 743. 
 
 Άμφιφίόγω, See Άμφίφυγίξ. 
 
 ^Αμψιψΰξώς, SMS, Ion. Jjej, o, the ancient 
 vessel called an amphora, having two handles 
 to carry it by. From κμφι and φίξω. 
 
 Άμφϊχ;ΰίίνω, to swallow greedily, devour, 
 absorb. From χ^οίίνΰα. 
 
 Άμφί^κιτο;, ου, 6 itui τι, having thick hair. 
 
 'Αμφ/χ^ίοίΐ, 1. a. inf. act. of 
 
 "Κμφίχ^ίω, ω, to shed or diffuse around. 
 From άμφ) and χ'^ω. 
 
 ^ Κμφιχυύΰίτα, 1. a, pavt. pas. f. g. of 
 κμφίχίω. 
 
 ΆμφΊχΰτοζ, ου, ο KBu «, shed or spread 
 around, constructed with a mound of earth. 
 From α,μφϊ and χίω. 
 
 Άμφιχυω, the same as άμφιχίω. 
 
 Άμφίχωλοί, ου, ό χα) η, lame in both feet. 
 From χωλόξ. 
 
 "Αμφο'^ον, ου, το, a place where two ways meet, 
 a street, a small street or lane. 
 
 ΆμφοΊν, gen. and dat. dual of α,μφω. 
 
 Άμφόνον, Poet, for ava, φΌνον, through 
 slaughter. 
 
 Άμφοξίαζ, ace. pi. of κμφοξίυζ, by Sync, 
 for άμφιφαξίόξ. 
 
 Άμφότίξΰί, a, ev, each, the one and the 
 ether, both ; άμφοτίξ'^ς. dat. pi. Ion. fem. 
 gen. for άμφοτίξβιΐξ, and άμφοτίξ'/κτιν. Hence 
 
 ^Αμφοτίξωξ, JDor, for κμφοτίξουξ. Άμφοτί- 
 ξωβίν, adv. on both sides. Th. α,μφω. 
 
 Άμφξάα•α•οΐ(τβ, that he might consider or 
 perceive, 1. a. op)t. 3. sing. Poet. From άνα, 
 and φξάζομαι. 
 
 Άμφvτa,,for άνα φυτά,. 
 
 "Αμφω, άμφοΊν, gen. and dat. both, the two. 
 
 ^Αμφίϋίί, having two handles. "Αμφωτον, 
 the same. 
 
 Άμφωτϊξ, or άμφωτίξ, «5, a kind of vessel 
 with two handles ; an ornament for the ear, 
 ear-ring ; a kind of woollen or leathern cap 
 worn by the prize-fighters. From άμφ) and 
 eus, αΐτός. 
 
 Άμύγοξ, Άμωγου, the priest who sup)erin- 
 tended the sacrifices, the Rex Sacrorum. 
 
 Άμώμητοζ, ου, ό κ,οί) »j, unblamed, irrepre- 
 hensible ; άμωμνίτοιο, gen. Ion. Hence 
 
 ' Αμωμνίτωί, adv. {a. and μωμητοζ) without 
 fault or blame. From μωμιομοίΐ. Th. μωμοξ. 
 
 "ΑΜΠΜΟΝ, ου, TO, a spice, a vegetable pro- 
 duction of the East, called by the ancients 
 Amomum. 
 
 "Αμωμοζ, ου, ο κα.) νι, spotless, blameless. 
 From a, and μωμοζ. 
 
 Άμων, ό, the mxme of a man, Amon. 
 
 6 
 
 Άμων, Dor. for '^μων. 
 
 Άμωντα,ί, S. pi. ind. J)as. of άμά,ω, 'AyMV• 
 Tier(ri,for άμ,ωίπ, dat. pi. part. Poet. 
 
 Άμωζ, fl, the name of a man, Amos. 
 
 ^ ΑμΜζ, 2. sing. opt. pres. act. άμάοιμι, ωμι, 
 uoti, ως, aoi, ω' from άμάω. 
 
 Άμωσ'γί'ζωί, in some way or other, in any 
 manner. From α,μωζ. Th. άμόί. 
 
 "Αμωτοί, τά, chesnuts. 
 
 "AN, conj. if. (1.) With the optative and sub- 
 junctive, it is a potential coiyunction ; with the 
 imperf. and aorists of the indicative, it gives the 
 force of the opt. and subjunctive ; with the 
 participles of the present or aorists, it imports 
 thefutuie. (2.) It is also an abbreviation for 
 ia,v, if; the Poets use xi, χίν, instead ofit; they 
 also use uvfor avk, and α,ν for Hva. 
 
 'Ανά prep, with ace. thiOUgh, among, 
 by, near, about, around ; sometimes with 
 the dativS case, upon, with ; dva την Ελ- 
 λάδα, through Greece ; ανά τον 'τίοτα,μον, 
 against the current of the river ; avk ττξύ- 
 Tous, among the first ; ανά σ•κν,•^τξω, with or 
 upon the sceptre ; also used distnbutively, as 
 ανά ^ηνάξίον ελαζον, they received each a dena- 
 rius ; ανά -privTt, five by ^\e, or by fives ; ανά 
 μίξοζ, by turns. In compounds it has the force 
 of the prefix re-, as ανοιθηλίω, to re-flourisli, 
 &c.] 
 
 "Ανα, he arose, by Apocope for ανίατα., which 
 is for άνίιϊτνι. Ion. and vi being changed into a, 
 2. a. indicat. act. 3. sing, of άν'κττνίμι. Also 
 ΰίνα, for KvaffToi, and άνάιττνι6ι, arise thou, 
 2. a. imjyerat. act. Also οίνοι,, voc. sing, o^ 
 αναξ, or by Ajwcoj^efor avufftret. 
 
 'Ανάζοί for άνα,ζα,θι, or dvaSriai, 2. a. im- 
 perat. of ανα,ζοίίνω. 
 
 Άναζα,βμ);, ihg, vj, a step, (of a fight of 
 steps or stair-case J. From ά,νοίζα,ίνω. 
 
 Άνα,ζα,βμοζ, ου, ό, a step, ascent ; also the 
 return of the Jews from the Babylonish cap- 
 tivity. 
 
 Άνάζα,ύξον, ου, το, and ά,να,ζάύξο,, vi, a flight 
 of stairs, a ladder, a raised seat, a desk or 
 pulpit ; ά,νάζα,ύζα, τα,, a ship's ladders. From 
 άνοίζαΐνω. 
 
 "Ανα,ζ,α'ίνω, f. βή^ομοίΐ, p. βίζί^χα, to ascend 
 or go up ; to devolve upon, Herod, i, 109; to 
 turn out or happen, Herod, vii, 10. 2. a, 
 άνίζίΐν, part, άναζάξ. j 
 
 Άνα,ζάλλίΐτθα,ι, irf. pas. of αναβάλλω. 
 
 Άνοίζ,άλλω, βάλω, p. βί,ζληκα,, to throw 
 upwards, to place above ; also to dismount 
 one; to delay, put off ; 2. a. άνεζα,λον, in. 
 ανίζαλόμνιν, ου, ιτο' p. τη. άναζίζολοί. From 
 άνα and βάλλω. 
 
 'AvaSavTts, nom. pi. of α,να,ζα,ζ, 2. a. part, 
 act. dvoiSiiven, inf. of α,νοίζοοίνω. 
 
 Άνά,ξ&α-ΐζ, tus or ios, ri, the act of ascending, 
 an expedition.] 
 
 Άναβαο'β^αί, i» f. Dor. for α,νχζγκτομοίΐ, 
 Th. άνοίζα,Ινω. 
 
 Άνα,ζίζιωκωζ, ρ), part, act, of αναζιόω. 
 
 ' ΑναζίζςυΛίν, ^;. ind. act. 3. sing, of άν«- 
 
ANA 
 
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 ANA 
 
 βξύω, to flow 0)' gush out as a stream of water, 
 Iliad xvii, 54 ; άνχξίζζυκίν, according to others, 
 means resounded, as from βξύ^^^ω, which is ap- 
 2)lied to the ocean. 
 
 Άνάζηύι, 2, a. imp, of αναβαίνω. 
 * Ανα,ζιζάΖ,ω, f ά,ιτω, p. βίζίξχκ,χ, to cause 
 one to ascend, Lt/s. in Eratosth. to raise up, 
 to elevate to an oflice or dignity, to draAV or 
 haul up, as a boat or vessel to the shore, Mat. 
 xiii, 48 ; 1. a. α,ηζ.Ιζοι,σα,. Th. βκίνω.'] 
 
 'AvxSioim, Ait. for αναζιοΐμι, 1. sing. j)r. 
 opt. act. of KvctSiOM. From ά,νχ and βιόω. 
 
 Άνχζ/οω, ω, to revive, resuscitate, re-flour- 
 ish. Th. βίοζ. 
 
 Άναξίωα-ίί, ius, 'h, return to life, resurrec- 
 tion. 
 
 Άνκζλαιττα,νω, and -ffriu-yf. τΐίτω, j). '/ixct, to 
 bud or germinate anew, to sprout again. 
 Sometimes it is used for the simple verb βλοατ- 
 tUvm. 
 
 Άνχζλί^τω, to look upwards, raise the eyes, 
 behold, to recover one's sight ; f •φω, jr. φα- 
 ΐ, a. •φα. Th. βλίτω. Heiice 
 Άνχξλί-φ/ζ, loji, h, recovery of one's sight. 
 'Αν«βλ»ΐΛί, ίωζ, VI, procrastination, a putting 
 off*. From «v« and βάλλω. 
 
 ΆvχζλϋζM,f βλνσ -co, to gush or flow out with 
 force, to bubble. 
 
 Άνχζοχίι), ^, f 'Α(Τ03, p. Kx, \. a. 7ΐσχ, to 
 cry out, call out to one. 
 
 Άνχζογισχν. part. 1 . a. n. g. Th. βοάω, 
 Άνχζολί], ΐίί, h, a digging and heaping up 
 (as of earth) ; a delaying or postponing. 
 
 Άνχζ'ολίον, ου, το, and ά,νχζολτι, ns, h, from 
 p. m. of άνχζχλλω. 
 
 Άνχζΰξζοξύξύϋ, to cry or bawl out, grumble, 
 Aristoph. See Έοζζοξύζω.Ι 
 
 "Ανχζο;, ω, ο κχ) h. Dor. for χν^ζοζ, ου, ο 
 κ,χ) 'h' From a aiid ri^sj. 
 
 ΆνχζξάΖ,ω, and -σαω, to cause any thing to 
 boil or etiervesce. Th, βξάζω. 
 
 Άνχζζίρ(^ω, f. ξ«, to wet ; also to make a 
 noise, to resound.] 
 
 Άνχζξόρ(^ω, f. 'ζω, to swallow up again, to 
 re-absorb; 1. a. JEol. opt. avxQ^o^iix' χνχ^ξοχ^- 
 6ύς, 1. a. part. pas. From βζό^ω. 
 
 Άνχζωλχχΐχ yn, earth which throws up 
 masses or clods, (i. e. as the plough cuts ilj, 
 Find. Pi/th. iv, 406. Th. βωλο?. 
 
 ΆΝΑΓΑΑΛΓ2, ίίος, h, the plant called 
 pimpernel. 
 
 Άνχγγί7?^χί, 1, a. inf. act. of χνχγγ'ίλλω. 
 Άνάγγίΐλον, 1 . a. imperat. act. of 
 'AvxyiTffuxt, Dor. for χν/ιγίΤιτόχι. 
 Άνχγγϊλλω, to bring word back, to relate, 
 to inform against ; /". λα», p. άνήγγζλκ,χ' 1. a. 
 χνήγγαλχ' 2. a. χν/ιγγίλον p. pas. ά,ν^γγίλ- 
 μ,αΐ' 2. a. pas. av/iyyiXm. From, άνα ajid 
 ά,γγίλλω. 
 
 Άνχγίννχω, ω, f moj, J), νιχ,χ, to regen- 
 erate, 2^• pas. χναγίγίνν/ιμαι. Th. y'lvofixt, or 
 γανομχί. 
 
 Άναγινω(τχ(υ, to read, recognise, acknowl- 
 edge j advise or persuade, Herod* vii, 10; l,f. 
 
 m. άναγνωο'βμαί' perf, act. κήγνω»»• 2. a. 
 ανίγνων p. pas. α,νί<γνωσμχί, trxt, rxr 1. a. 
 pas. ανιγνύσύ'ήν ■ Th. yivuffxca. 
 
 ΆνχγκάΖω, to compel, oblige, force ; im~ 
 perf τινχγκχζον f άιτω, j). νινάγκχκχ' p. jjas. 
 ίινύγχχιτμχί' 1. a. jyas. tivxyaeiffoyiv. Th. 
 avxynvi. m 
 
 Άναγκχΐη, m, h, necessity ; a.'ixyx.xi')^, adv. 
 necessarily. 
 
 ΆνχγκχΤοί, χίχ, Άίον, necessary ; a relative 
 or friend ; comparat. avxyKxiori^os' superl. 
 avayxxiO'TXTo; . From xvayKvi. 
 
 ^ ΑνχγκχΊύύζ, adv. necessarily ; avxyxxtoas 
 ίχίι, there is a necessity, Herod, vii, 51.] 
 
 ^ AvxyAXfrroi, h, ov χνχγχχίττως, adv. From 
 
 ΆΝΑ'ΓΚΗ, η?, h, and Dor. xvayxx, 
 necessity, the law of necessity, relationship ; 
 ρ9}τόξων avxyxxsy the rules or requisitions of 
 the rhetoricians, Anacr. xxxvi, 2. In the 
 plur. atxy-Axt, instruments of torture or pun- 
 ishment.] 
 
 ^ Avxyκ,ύλos, ο xx) '/], crooked, bent ; also a 
 weapon o?- javelin Avithout a thong. 
 
 ΆναγλνχχνβωιΤί, 3, 2'^ur. 1. a. subj. jfas. of 
 xvxyλυxx'^voμxί, to sweeten. 
 
 ^Avxyvxfjt.'^Tu), to bend or turn, disengage, 
 loosen, y. -^ω, j}. ^α• 1. a. "4"^' 1• a. jras. 
 
 Άνχγνεία, χζ, η, impurity, wickedness, crim- 
 inality. From xyvo;, pure, 
 
 'Avxyvovrss, 2. a, j';a?'i. act. avxyvuvui, inf. 
 of xvxytvuffxcd. 
 
 Άνχγνωξίζω, f trca, p. xx, to recognise, 
 acknowledge, examine. From γνωξίξω. 
 
 Άνχγνύζίσΐζ, ίως, ή, the discovery or recog- 
 nising of a person fas in a dramaj, disclo- 
 sure, Aristot. Poet, xi.] 
 
 Άνάγνωα-ΐξ, ίως, 'h, a reading, the act of 
 reading, persuasion. 
 
 ^ Avxyvrntrrm, ov, o, a reader, one who reads 
 to another. From χνχγινύσχω. 
 
 "Avayov, 3. ji/. imperf. for xvnyov. Se 
 avxyavTo, imjief. pas. or 2. a. m. for avr,~ 
 yovro• from- άνχγω. 
 
 'Avxyo^xv, Dor. for avx αγοξχν. 
 
 'Avxyo^ivff);, ίωζ, ί, a proclamation, an- 
 nouncement, declaration, 
 
 Άvχyoξiύω, to proclaim, announce publicly, 
 to salute, as emj)eror. 
 
 Άvxyξχμμχr^ζά), to make an anagram, or 
 anagrammatise ; hence xvxy^x^^xTitr^oi, ov, ό,• 
 an anagram. Th. y^xipu. 
 
 Άνχγξχ-ττοί, ου, ό xx) h, enrolled, register- 
 ed, written down, inscribed as in a public 
 register, Thucyd. i, 128.] 
 
 'A'ixy^x^u, to register, inscribe on the pub- 
 lic records, enrol, to paint or colour. 
 
 ΆΝΑ'ΓΤΡΙ2, ίως, v\, and avu.yv^^o$, ov, 
 ό xx) {], the shrub called Anagyris. 
 
 ^Avaya, us, u, to raise up, elevate, bring 
 back, take away, reject, bring up or educate, 
 restore, inform of a crime ; to lead, as an 
 army, Herod, vii, 10 ; y. χναζω^ p. av^pf^w 
 2. a» aviiyovt Att, uvnyxyor 2>• P^^s. αη^γμαι. 
 
ANA 
 
 43 
 
 ANA 
 
 1. a. av^xSwi part , ava^hii, ivrog, 5. From 
 ava. and ayu. 
 
 'Ava.yuyri, 5?^ 'h, education, instruction, with- 
 drawing, departure. 
 
 ^Ανάγωγος, ου, ό κ,οά h, rude, wanting in ed- 
 ucation, ill-euucated, untractable, obstinate, ill- 
 tempered. Hence avayuy'ia, defect in educa- 
 tion. 
 
 'Avoi^aatv, to divide, to share. Th. ^α,ίω. 
 
 ^Avx^ax.v/i/fJ'. t-n^w, to bite, to bite again.] 
 
 'Avoi'hatXKffdcit, 1. a. inf. mid. to divide 
 anew, to distrioute j froon άνα^ύζομαί. Hence 
 
 Άνα,^Άΐτμοζ, ov, o, a division. 
 
 ΆνΆ^ύξαμιν, 1. 2)1. p. mid. by Sync, for 
 
 'ΑνχΙίοζομα,, a;, s, J), m. qf ανατξίχ^ω. 
 
 * Ανα^Βίκνυμί, f, ξ&;, p. χ;α• to shoAV, exhibit, 
 make manifest, designate or appoint, as a con- 
 sul, iSfc. to dedicate, 1. a. uvibu^a,, inf. ava,- 
 βίΓ|«/• J), pas. avec^i^iiyf/yctr 1. a eivthu^^i'/iv 
 \,a, m. ανί^ίί^άμ'ήν, ω. άτο. Th. ^ίίχννμι. 
 
 'Αν«§£/ξ/?, εωζ, 71, a showing or exhibiting. 
 
 'Ava$ix,i(r6cx.i, Ion. for u^taVi^iffuen. See 
 
 ΰΐνΧΟΒχο/!Λ6α. 
 
 Άνκ^εν^ξο.;, α^οξ, tj, Ά vine climbing on a 
 tree. From am, for ανω, and Vivh^ov. 
 
 Άναδέξα/, Ion. for ά.να,'^ίϊ'^κι, I. a. inf. act. 
 So o(,va.ViT^/x,ff6oi.i, for a,va%iii,a.ff9tx,t, 1 . a, iyif. in. 
 of ά,να,ίίίχνυμι. 
 
 Άιια^ίσμίνω, to bind or fasten together. 
 
 Άν&}ί(τμ'/ι, VIS, V, an ornament for the head, 
 & fillet or band for the hair. From οίνκΐίω. 
 
 ' Avahix^o^at.,f ^ίζ,υμαί, p. pas. ^ί^εγμχ»' to 
 receive, admit, hold one's self answerable, take 
 upon one's self; suffer punishment, Herodian.^ 
 
 ΆναΥίΜ, to bind, to encircle the head as 
 with a crown, to crown. 
 
 'Avcc^ritrtm, 1. a. inf. act. of α,νίΜίω. 
 
 ' Ανο^ηχ6ϊΙΐ, 1. a. part. pas. of a,va%a,x,veu,f. 
 οτί^ομοίΐ• 2. a, 'i'^axov. 
 
 'Avci^i^atrxsiv, to instruct anew, to instruct 
 thoroughly. 
 
 Άva.y^lcaμι,f avt^udw to restore, yield up, 
 send forth ; 2. a. part, avec^ohs, Όντος. 
 
 Άναδί'ρτλωσίζ, ίωξ, 9i, fin grammar J redu- 
 plication. From ava, and ^ι^λόω. 
 
 'Avxhouzis, 1. ci. jmrt. jms. avahuuma-h inf. 
 ava^ov, Att. avahoao, 2. a. imperat. mid. 
 ava^odvat, 2. a. inf. act. of ανα^ί^ωμι. 
 
 Άνα^οχοξ, ου, ο και η, and άνα^οχευξ, ίως, β, 
 a receiver, a surety or bondsman. From avu- 
 Οίχομαί, 
 
 Άνα.'Βξΰίμΐΐν, 2. a. inf. ανα^ξαμουα-α, part, 
 fern. gen. ανα^ξαμων, masc. g. qf άνατξίχ,ω. 
 
 Άνα'^ϋμι, to go forth, emerge or rise out of; 
 'to refuse. From α.να%ύω. Th. ^ύω, or ^υμι• 
 2. a. i^uv, 
 
 ^Ανα^νομαι, See Άνκ^ϋμι. 
 
 'Αναδύω, See Άνα^ϋμι. 
 
 Άνάί^νοξ, ov, ο κχί h, destitute of a marriage- 
 portion or dowry. From a and 'iha^ or 
 itvoc. 
 
 *Av«.upu, to raise on high, to carry off. 
 
 * AvaiX<rra, jylur. unhoped for, despaired of. 
 From οίίλττο;. 
 
 Άναζάω, ω, f. νισω, p. αύΙ^Υί^α,, to revive, 
 resuscitate ; i, a. α,νίζνκτα. "*'' 
 
 Άνχζίΰ'^αι, 1. a. inf. act. of άναζενγννμί. 
 
 ΆναζίΜ, f. '/ισω, or εσω, p. τικ,α, or εκα' to 
 boil, effervesce ; to make boil •, \. a. part, pas. 
 αναΖ,ίσίεί;. 
 
 Άναζνιτεω, ω, f. ν^σω, p. άνεξ^ίτ;?»»• 1. α. 
 ανεΖ,Υιτνισα' to seek for, investigate. 
 
 Άναξνγίι, vii, VI, a moving of a camp, re- 
 turning home. 
 
 ΆναζΜγξαφεΤται. 3. siyig. pres. j^as. of 
 
 Άναζωγξαφεω, ω. to paint, draw, delineate. 
 
 Άναζώνννμι, f ζάκτω, p. άνεζωκα• 1. a. 
 ανεΖ,ωία,• 1. a. mid. άν-ζύυα-ύμ^ν, ω, ατο' to 
 gird, to put on a girdle or zone. 
 
 ^ Αναζ^ωννΰω, See Άναζώνννμι. 
 
 Άναζωτνξ'εω, ω, f. rieru), p. άνεζω7Τνξ>]κα,' 
 to re-kindle, to re-animate. 
 
 Άναζύοίτάμενοί, 1. a. part, mid, of α,ναΖ,οηννμί. 
 
 ^ Ava6aXXu,f. Κω, p. άνατε^αλχα- 2. a. act. 
 ανεβαλον perf. mid. ind. 1. sing, άνατίβηλα' 
 to flourish again, to sprout or put forth again ; 
 also to make flourish again. 
 
 ΆναύάΧττω, to Λvarm again, cherish, re-p 
 animate.] 
 
 Άναόαρρεω, to take courage again. 
 
 Άναβαξο-ίω, the same as the preceding. 
 
 Άναύε'ιην, vis, v), 2. a. opt. 2. a. ind. aviuvtv, 
 inf. avahivai, part, ά,ναθεΐς. From τΐύημι. 
 
 Άνάύεμα, ατοζ, an anathema ; a thing set 
 apart for holy uses or for destruction ; a person 
 set apart or doomed to destruction, one who is 
 accursed ; also used for ανάύημα•. 
 
 ' Αναθεματίζω, to anathematise, to pronounce 
 accursed or consecrated, to devote or set apart ; 
 f. ίσω, Jl. ανατεύεμάτιζα• 1 . a. ανεύεμάησα• p. 
 pas. ανατεύεμάτκτμαι. From ανάθεμα. 
 
 ' Αναύεματιω, fut . Att. for αναύεματΊσω. 
 
 Άναθ'εμεν, and α,ναύεμεναι. Dor. JEol. and 
 Ion. for avahivai, 2. a. hf. act. qf α,νατίθ'/ιμι, 
 
 ' Αναύεωςεω, ω, f νκτω, j). άνατεβεωξΐίχα, to 
 contemplate, behold, observe. 
 
 Άνα}εωξνΐΰ•ίί, ίω;, h, contemplation, atten- 
 tive observation. 
 
 Άνάύ'ημα., ατοζ, το, a gift, or votive offering, 
 which it was usual to hang up against the ivalls 
 or jnllars of a temple. Ccbes, i. 
 
 'Avaf/icrova'i, 3 . pi. 1 . f. hid. act. avaunffUVf 
 infin, (f ά,νατιότιμι. 
 
 'Αναθΰξίω, to rebound, burst out, leap out, 
 gush out. 
 
 Άνάβξεμμα, ατοζ, το, (the same as ^φ,μμα) 
 cattle, every thing that is fed or nourished. 
 
 Άναύξύσκω, to leap upon. From Β-ξωσχ,ω. 
 
 Άναύνμιάζω, f. ύαω, to cause exhaling, to 
 cause smoking, to perfume.] 
 
 'Αναθυμίασα, ί^ί » «> exhalation, vapour, the 
 act of exhaling. From, 
 
 Άναύνμιύ,ω, See 'Αναθυμιάζω. 
 
 ' Avaihia, acc, of avai^ns, sej, ο κα) «, impu- 
 dent, shameless, bold ; stubborn, unyielding, 
 eager, Qdys. xi, 597.] 
 
ANA 
 
 44 
 
 ANA 
 
 'Avai^na, «j, Ion. avat^u'/i, '/)?, w, impu- 
 tlence, want of modesty, effrontery. From a 
 and α,ιοώ$. ^ 
 
 Άναΐ^ίΐ'^φι, dat. sing. Ion. φι being added hy 
 Paragoge. From avat'itua. 
 
 'Ava.t^y;v, impudently. 
 
 ^Avai/u,ovii, pL of άνΰίίμ,ων, ovo;, not having 
 any blood, bloodless ; also avai^os, ου, ο x,ou vi, 
 the sarae. 
 
 Άνχίμ,ωτύ, and αναιμωτ), adv. without shed- 
 ding blood. From α and αΤμ,χ. 
 
 Άνα,ιητα,ι, jires. indicat. avaivBai, Ion. for 
 kva.Un, 2. sing, άνα,ίνίτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. 
 Ion. for ά,νήνίτο' from 
 
 ΆΝΑΓΝΟΜΑΙ, to refuse, deny, disavow ; 
 a:>a.tvoyAvY!, p7'es. jyart. f g. From a, and 
 αϊνοί. 
 
 Άνοίΐ^αζ, 1. a. part, of άνο!.ίσ•σ•ω. 
 
 Άναίξίΰην»!, 1. a.inf. p)as. α,να,ΐξζΊτω, 3. nyig. 
 pres. imperat. act. Λ)/αΐξουα•αι, part. f. gi pi. of 
 ανα'ίξίω. Hence 
 
 Άναίξζσ'/ξ, iCiit, h, acc. οίναίξί<ην, a taking 
 away, removal, abrogation or repeal, putting to 
 death, 
 
 'Avccioicu) f rufea, ]). αν^ξ'/ίχχ and άν/ΐξίκα, to 
 take away, destroy, overturn, abrogate, put to 
 death ; to give an answer, as the oracles, 
 Thucyd. ii. 54; 2. a. act. άνεΤλον, sub), άνίλω, 
 r,;, n, 3. j)l. άνίλωσΐ' 2. a. inf. άηλίΤν 2. a. m. 
 κνίίλόμ'/ιν, ου, ίτο' 1. a. Jias. κννξί^'/ιν, 1. f 
 α,νί^οΐβτίίτομαι. Th. αΐξίω.^ 
 
 \\.νο'.ΊξΜ, to take upon one's self, to raise up, 
 elevate. 
 
 Άναι<τύύ.'ίομα.ι, not to perceίΛ'■e or be sensible 
 of; 1. f mid. Λνακτύνισομοίΐ. From dvoc and 
 KicrMvoucci, or a and (Δ(τύά,νομ.αι. 
 -- ''Avoiiir^'/iroi, ου, ο x,cci h, senseless, stupid, 
 uHperceived. 
 
 Άψ,_ι0ήτωί, adv, without perception, unper- 
 ceivedly. 
 
 'Ανακτιμουν, ^?re5. inf. to expend, consume. 
 Th. α]σιμόω. Hence 
 
 ' Ανακτίμωμα, ατοζ, ro, expense. 
 
 'Av«iVo-<y, f \ω, to rise or spring up with 
 force ; to gush out, Iliad xxii, 145. From 
 ανά and άίσιτω.] 
 
 Άναίσ-;ζνντοί, ου, ο κ,ιΔ -/ι, shameless, unbecom- 
 ing ; Is άναισχ^ύντουζ ^τικοίς Ιτξά<τοντΰ, they 
 shamelessly had recourse to, or buried their 
 dead in, the tombs of strangers, Thucyd. 
 
 'Αναίτιο;, ου, ό κοά τι, guiltless, innocent. 
 
 Άνοίΐτιωί, adv. without cause. 
 
 "" AvoiKOiuoiooZvrcti, 3. jyl. l.f mid. or 2, from 
 Kvuxccounotu. Th. χ,α,θ'ΜΛω. 
 
 Άνα,κ,α,βί'ζω, f "ίσω, p. avcizniuutaci, to seat 
 one's self, to sit, to sit erect. From avu, and 
 κ,α,ΘΊΖ,ω. 
 
 ^ ΑνοίχοαΆ'ζω, f. Ισω, p. a.'j»-Kix,a.Ui>tu., to reno- 
 vate," reinstate. Th. KOitvOs. 
 
 'Avoix,u.ivou,f. ωσο), p. άνοίκικ,αΐνωκ,οί, to reno- 
 vate, make anew. Th. καινό;. 
 
 Άνακΰίΐόαίνοί , p. pus. of α,να,κχΊω. 
 
 Άνοαιαίω, f. καΰσω, to burn, set on fire, 
 incite. 
 
 Άνακοι,χίω, and -Χίομοίΐ, to^all to aloud, to 
 call back, implore, invoke, to sound a retreat. 
 
 ' Ανοίκοί,λυττήζίον, ov, το, the day on which a 
 bride first appeared without her veil ; τα »«- 
 λυ-π-τ'/ΐξία, the marriage presents given on that 
 occasion. From α,να and κ,αλύ^ττω. 
 
 ' Ανοίχοίλυττω, f "φω, p. άνοίκιχάλυφοί' J}. 
 pas. -λνμμοίΐ, to unveil, uncover, disclose. Th, 
 χαλύττω. 
 
 Άνκχάμ-^ι'ΤΛ), f. •φω, J)• <P^> to turn back, 
 return; to walk or stroll about, Cfe6e5. 1. a. 
 inf. άνοίχάμ-φχι. From, άνα, and χάμντω. 
 
 Άνάχανίο;, ου, ό χα) τι, destitute of thorns or 
 prickles. From a and αχανύα. 
 
 Άναχάτττίιν, to swallow, devour. Th. χά^τω. 
 
 ' AvaxiaTcit, Ion. for άνάχίΐνται, 3. pi. pres. 
 ind. mid. of αναχζΐμαι. 
 
 ^ Ανάχίΐμαι, f. χύσΌμαι, to lie down, recline, 
 rest upon, to be dedicated or consecrated ; also 
 to put in place, as a statue. 
 
 'Avaxix^&yai;, p. p)art. mid. αναχοάζω. Th, 
 χραζω. 
 
 ' Αναχίξάνννμι, and άνακίρανννω, and άναχί' 
 ξάω, to mingle, mix, to temper or compound. 
 Th. χίξάννυμι. 
 
 "Ανοίχίί, and Άναχο), οι, Castor and Pollux ; 
 'Avaxsiov, TO, their temple, and 'Avaxua, τα, 
 their festival or sacred rites. 
 
 Άναχεφαλοίΐόω, to recapitulate, to sum up ; 
 f. ώ<τω, p. αναχίχζφαλα'ιωχα• J)res. mid. ava- 
 χζφοίλαιόομαι, -ουμαι, I. a. mid. άνίχίψαλαιω^ 
 (τάμην. Th. χίφαλ'^. Hejice 
 
 ' ΑναχιφαλαΊωσι;, ίω;, h, a recapitulation, 
 summary. 
 
 'Avaxt^^oj^vxivai, See Άναρ^ωξίω. 
 
 'Αναχ9]χΥω, to burst or rise upwards, to spout 
 up like water, to gush. From dva and χγικΊω. 
 
 Άνακίν^υνίύίΐν, to be in hazard, or exposed. 
 Th. χιν}υνο;. 
 
 ΆνάχλασΊ?, ίω;, h, a throwing back or re- 
 flecting, repercussion. 
 
 ' AvaxXipAvai, 1. a. ivf. pas. of άναχλ'ινω. 
 
 ' Ανακλιύήσοντκι, 3. pi. I. f. ind. J^^^s. dva- 
 κλΤναι, 1. a. iff. act. of αναχλίνω. 
 
 ΆνχχλΤνω, f. νω, J). xixX'ixa, to recline, 
 repose, to cause one to recline, also to open j 
 1. a. dv'ixkiva• 1. a. pas. ανίχλίί'/ιν• 1. f. 
 dvaxλι^'/ιa■oμaι. Th. κλίνω. 
 
 Άναχοι, See"Avaxz;. 
 
 Άναχοίνίο, pres. imperat. pas. Ion. for uvol^ 
 xoivow from 
 
 'AvctKoiv'ooj, f. ωσω. p. eaxa' 1. a. inf. m. 
 αναχοινάκτασόαι, to communicate, impart. Th. 
 κοινός. 
 
 Άναχοίξανίω, f mu, to direct, govern, 
 rule. Frovi χοίξανο;. 
 
 'Ανακόλουθο;, ου, Ό χα) h, inconsequential, in- 
 consequent, inconsistent. From a and dxo- 
 λουύο;. 
 
 Άνακομίζομαι, to recover or get back, carry 
 back, return; hence άναχομιΡ/), TiSy ή. From 
 
 κομι^Λι, 
 
ANA 
 
 45 
 
 ANA 
 
 *Ανακομίζω, to carry back, relate, repass. 
 Άνκκοντίζω, to dart or throw upwards, to 
 spout or gush forth. From ακοντίζω. 
 Άνάκοΰξ, ω, ο κ,αι 'h, Dor. for άνήχ,οΰς. 
 ΆνακΌ-^τω, to restrain, repress, keep οίζ 
 repel, y*. -^ω, p. χίί^φΰί, 1. a. ανίχο-φα. Th. 
 κΌτττω. 
 
 Άνκχξάζω,/. %ω, to cry out ; to speak. 
 Άνχχξοίίίίί, o,for avuKigtiaduSi 1. o.• part, 
 pas. ()f dvecxBpavvv/ui. 
 
 Άναχξ'ί/ιζχα-αν, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. act. Ion. for 
 α,ηχφ(/!.α,<τα.ν• ανοίχξίμχα-όύξ, 1. a. part. J>a5. 
 JFrotn χ,^ίμ,άω. 
 
 ^ ΑνΛΚξϊνω, f. νω, pcrf. άνα,χίχξΐκα, to ask, 
 demand, examine judicially, decide, 1. a. άή- 
 χξίνα' jires. jjas. άνα,χξίνομα,ί, to be examined or 
 interrogated ; ^;. αναχίχξίμμοίί• 1. α. άηχξίύην. 
 Th. χξίνω, 
 
 'Ανάχξϊα-ι;, ίωξ, w, inquiry, investigation ; 
 the preparatory examination made before the 
 magistrate, previous to a trial, in order to ascer- 
 tain if the parties were ready for trial, and if 
 any exceptions were to be taken to the process, 
 &c. Acts XXV, 26.] 
 
 * Αναχζούίσύοίί (l-xi Τξνμνήν) to make recede, 
 as a vessel, horse, ^;c. to begin. Th. χξούω. 
 
 ' Avxxra^ acc. of aval•,. 
 
 ^ Ανα,χτάομοίί, fut. ήαομα,ι, to repossess, re- 
 cover, regain. 
 
 Άνάχτίο-ί, dat. pi. Poet, of αναξ. 
 
 ^AvaxTTta-oiffdat, 1. a. hif. in. άνκχτα,σύα,ι, 
 pres. itif. of ανχχτάομαίί. 
 
 'Avuxryiffti, ias, h, repossession, recoveiy. 
 
 Άναχτοξίχ, ας, h, sovereignty, empire ; 
 «ίναχτόξίο;, ου, a xcu h, belonging to a sovereign 
 or master. 
 
 Άνάχτοζον, ου, το, a palace, a temple. 
 
 'Άνακυχλκτμοξ, ου, ο, circumvolution, revo- 
 lution. 
 
 Άνακυχλωιπί, ίω;, h, a revolving. 
 
 'AveiWiXiai, J", σω, p. xa, to roll any thing. 
 Th. χνλίω. 
 
 Άναχυμζχλίαξω, to be overturned with a 
 crash, Iliad xvi, 379. Fro7n χυμζαλίζα. Th. 
 »νμζο$. 
 
 Άνοίχύ^ττω, to raise the head and eyes, as 
 birds do in drinking ,• to recover from dejection. 
 From dvufjor α,νω, and χΰ<χτύ). 
 
 Άνάχωλοι ^ξομα^ίί, dromedaries or camels 
 wnth short legs. 
 
 Άνάχωλοί, ου, ό χα) '/ι, short, small, muti- 
 lated. 
 
 Άναχωζ, adv. carefully, with pains ; royally, 
 like a king. 
 
 Άναχωχίύω, to take in the sails of a ship 
 and bring her to anchor, to restrain or keep 
 back. From avaxa;^h,JOr άνοχτι, from άνίχω. 
 Th. %χω. 
 
 Άναχωχη, vis, 'h, the bringing of a ship to 
 anchor, rest, intermission ; a truce. From 
 άνβχνί. 
 
 'AvakaSuvf 2. a. iif. act. of 
 
 ^ Αναλαμζανω, f λ'^-φομαι. j). ανιίληφα, to 
 receive, take again, repossess, renew, seek 
 
 again, repeat, retolve in mind, correct, re- 
 strain or curb ; ^;ari. αναλαζών a. 1. pas. 
 ά,ηΧγιψΰνν. 
 
 Άva^kάμ■7rω,fut. -φω, to shine, to be resplen- 
 dent. Th. λάμ-ττω. 
 
 Άναλ^^ί, ios, χα) h, free from grief; also 
 hard-hearted. 
 
 ' AvaXynffloc,, a?, h, insensibilit}'•, stupidity. 
 From a and αλγοί. 
 
 Άνάλγ^ιτοζ, ου, ο χα) η, the same as dvaky^s. 
 
 Άναλίγομίνων, gen. jd. jmrt. p>res. pasnve of 
 
 Άναλίγω, f. Έ,ω, or rather αναλίγομαι, to 
 collect, assemble, read. 
 
 Άνάλνιμμοί, ατος, το, a height, any thing 
 situated on high, and Άνάλίΐ•ψΐί, ίωξ, rt. From 
 αναλαμβάνω. 
 
 Άνάλιτοξ, ου, ο χα) τι, Dor. for avsiX/sref, 
 without shoes, unshod. From a and ^'λ<•ψ. 
 
 'AvaX'i(Txoi<fa, as, vi. Dor. for uvaki^xovca, 
 yiSy 'h, ^ires. part.f. g. of 
 
 ' ΑναΧ'κτχω, f άναΧωσω, p. άνήΧωχα, to con- 
 sume, expend, defray expenses, destroy ; \. a. 
 dvaXtaffa. Th. αΧισχω. 
 
 Άνάλχίίοί, and Άναλχία, as, ν, sloth, 
 cowardice, weakness. From dvakxis. 
 
 'AvaXxi^as, acc pi. of dvaXxi?. 
 
 'AvaXxtfis, gen. Ion. of dvuXxia, 
 
 'AvaXxis, i^os, weak, impotent, cowardly. 
 
 ΆναΧΧϊξαί, for dvaXi^as, Poet. 1. a. part, 
 act. of dvaXiyu. 
 
 ΆνάΧΧομα», to leap upon, to leap up.] 
 
 ' AvaXoy'ia, as, h, analogy, proportion, com- 
 parison. From dva and X'oyos. 
 
 ΆvaXoyίζoμaι, f ίσομκι, to reason, reflect| 
 compute. 
 
 ΆvaXoy^ffμos, ου, ο, reasoning, reflection, 
 consideration. 
 
 'AvdXoyos, ου, ο χα) h, analogous, resembling, 
 suitable. 
 
 'AvaXoyus, analogously, suitably. From 
 avdXoyos. 
 
 "AvaXos, ου, ο xcc) h, saltless, insipid, without 
 saA^our. From a and aXs. 
 
 "AvaXTos, ου, ο χα) h, not increasing, insati- 
 able. From a and αΧ^ω, or αΧω, or aXf, salt; 
 
 ΆναΧυ'ίμίν, 2^res. inf. Ion. for dvaXuuv. 
 
 'AvuXvtns, SMS, 'A, analysis, a resolving, re- 
 moval, dissolution. 
 
 ΆναΧϋω, to solve, unloose, disengage, an- 
 alyse, f. σω, p. xa.' 1 . a. dvίXυσ■a. Th. λύω» 
 
 Άνάλωχα, p. act. for άν^λωχα. Ion. Also 
 ανάλωσα, 1 . a, ind. Ion, ανάλωται^ Ion. for 
 άντηλωται. From άναλίσχω. 
 
 Άναλωμα, tos, to, expense, cost, charge. 
 
 Άναλωματα, nom. pi. άναλωμάτων, gen. 
 
 ^ Αναλωσαι, 1. a. inf. act. ανάλωσα, ας, s, 
 1 . a. Ion. αναλωθύς, ίντος, ο, 1 . a. p)arti pas* 
 of αναλίσκω, 
 
 Άναλωσις, ιωζ, h, expense, consumption or 
 waste, as of strength. From αναλίσκω. 
 
 Άνάλωτος, ο χα) h, invincible, impregnable. 
 From a priv. and άλωτός. 
 
 Άναμαιμαω, to be urged on furiously, to 
 rush impetuously. From μαιμύω. 
 
ANA 
 
 4^ 
 
 ANA 
 
 ΆναμΆ^ίυνοί, eu, ο χα) fi, impassible for 
 carriages. From a and M^ce^a. 
 
 Άνχ/ίίά,ξτ>ΐ7ος, ου, b xctt h, free from sin or 
 wickedness, innocent. From ex. and α,(/,(χ,ξτάνω. 
 
 Άνα,μά,σσω, or -ττω, Jut. ζω, to clean, wipe, 
 wash ; to knead or pound, Aristoph. Th. 
 μίσσω. 
 
 Άναμήχ^ισβα,ι, to renew tlie fight. Th. 
 μάχν). 
 
 Άνκμίμ'ίχ^α,τα,ι, Ion. for άναμίμιγμ'ίνοι iltrt, 
 S. pi. pcrf. From avu. and μίγννμι. 
 
 Άναμίνω,/• μιν^ύ. ]). >j«a, to wait for, expect, 
 remain; 1. a. άύμίΐνα' 1. a. suhj. αναμίίνω' 
 ΰνκμύνιχ;, part. Th. μίνω. 
 
 'Ανάματος, ου, ο xou h, being in the middle, 
 intermediate. Th. μίσος. 
 
 Άνάμίστος, o'j, b κ,οά 'h, full, filled. From 
 μίστΌς. 
 
 Άνκμίτξ^ι/τα,σβΆΐ (λόχον) to lay an ambush 
 er snare. Th. μίτξίω. 
 
 Άναμίγνϋμι, and -γνυω, to mingle, inter- 
 mix,y. ίζω. Th. μίγνυμί. 
 
 Άναμιμν^ια-χ,ω, f. α,να,μνήσω, p. άν(ίμίμννικα,, 
 to call to mind, recollect;;;, pas. άνα,μίμντιμοι,ι, 
 1. a. άνίμννκτβνν. From ava, and μνάομαι. 
 
 Άνα,μΙμνω, another form of α,να,μίνω, which 
 see. 
 
 Άνα^κ/ξ, adv. promiscuously, confusedly. 
 From άναμΊγνυμι. 
 
 Άνα.μίίτγίτο!ΐ, 3. sing, jyres, ind. pas. From 
 Kva and μ-ίρ-γομαί. 
 
 Άνοίμμίνο;, Ιυη. for ανί^μμίνος, from ανάίΤ- 
 τομα,ι. 
 
 Άνα,μνάω, f. nfea, p. χα, to call to mind. 
 See Ά.νοίμιμνή(Τχω. 
 
 Άναμν'ασίαι, Ion. for άναμιμνήσχαν. 
 
 Άναμνησΰωμιν, 1. pi. 1. α, sub. pas. άναμ- 
 ν/ίσθζις, part. 1 . a. pas. of αναμιμντίίτχω. 
 
 Άνάμ,νησις, ζως, h, recollection, remembering, 
 mem or}'. 
 
 Άναμοξμΰξω, to roar as the sea or a furnace. 
 From μοομνρω. 
 
 *Αναμφίλίχτος, ov, b xat ή, beyond contro- 
 versy, indisputable. From a and άμφίλεχτος . 
 
 Άναμφ'ίλογος, ου, b χα) ri, not doubtful, 
 certain. Άνα:μφιλΌγα>ς, adv. certainly. Fro7)i 
 Λ and άμφίλογος. 
 
 Άναμφισζγ,τίητος, ου, b χα) h, incontestable, 
 incontrovertible, indubitable ; άναμφισζνττήτως, 
 adv. indubitably. From dva and αμψίο-ζ^ιτίω. 
 
 Άναν^ζϊα, «ί, ή, cowardice, want of manli- 
 ness, etfeminacy. From a and avt^ua. 
 
 "ΑνανΙζο;, ου, b xai h, not man-like, efiem- 
 inate. Fro7n a. and α,νζξ. 
 
 Άνάνοξους, adv. timidly. 
 
 'Avaviouyf ωσω, p. nAuxa, to renovate, re- 
 establish. 27». ύος. 
 
 'AvaviZirai, 1. a. inf. act. of α,νανζύω. 
 
 ^Ανάνίυσ-ις, εως, η, refusal, denial ; also a 
 raising of the eyes or head. 
 
 Άναηύω, f σω, p. xu, to show dissent or 
 refusal by a nod ; to lift up the eyes or head. 
 
 'Αναύωσις, ιως, «, renewal, renovation. 
 
 'Ayay>jip«, to recover from drunkenness, to 
 
 become sober ; to return to a sound mind ; 
 f. ■4"•') P• νίννιφα' 1. a. ανίνίΐ'φα. Th. νήψα. 
 
 Άνανίας, ου, b, a 77ians name, Ananias. 
 
 Άνάντα, <τα, steep places, declivities ; Poet, 
 for ά,νάντη ; from ανάντης, ίος, ο xx) ή, ivhick 
 is from dva and άντάω. 
 
 ^ Ανανταγύνιστος, ου, b χα) ή, having no rival 
 or antagonist, invincible.] 
 
 'Αναντίρρητος, ου, b χα) r„ that cannot be 
 contradicted or opposed. From & and άντιρρη- 
 τος ; but ά,ντιρρίω is not in use. Hence 
 
 'Αναντιρρήτως, adv. indisputably, undeni•» 
 ably. 
 
 ' Αναντλίω, ω, to endure, suffer ; to exhaust. 
 
 Άνάνυτα, Dor. for άνήνυτα, adv. From a 
 and άνύτω, or άνυω. 
 
 "ANAS, αχτος, by a king, sovereign, prince, 
 chief, a superior. 
 
 " Ava\a, 1 . a. Ion. for nva'^a• ava^uv, 1 . f. 
 hif. ανάξαιτβαι,ΐ. a. inf. m. of άνάσσω, f \ω, 
 
 Άναζ^Πξαίνω, f. ανω, to make dry, Th. 
 ζ'/ίξαίνω. 
 
 'Αναξιόλογος, undeserving -of remembrance- 
 or mention. From a., οίζιος, and λόγος. 
 
 Άνα^ιοτταβίω, ω, to suflfer indignities. From 
 ανάξιος and -ττάσχω. 
 
 'Ανάξιος, ου, b χα) ή, unworthy, undeserving ; 
 adv. άναξιως, unworthily. From a and άξιος, 
 
 Άναξϊφόξμιγγες, pi. of α,ναξιφόξμιγξ, ιγγος^ 
 b χα) η, ruler of the lyre ; an epithet applied hif 
 Pindar to hymns or odes sung to the lyre ; 
 Olymp. ii, 1 , From ά,νάννω, to rule over, and 
 φόςμιγξ, a lyre or harp. 
 
 'Αναξϋξ)ς, ί'^ος, η, pi. άναξυ^ι^ζς, a kind of 
 trotvsers ar drawers, Xen. Cyrop. viii, 3 ; also 
 a kind of high shoes worn by soldiers. See 
 Perizon. ad JElian. Var. Hist, xii, 32. 
 
 Άναοίγεσ•χον, impeif. for άνεωγον, or τίνοιγον. 
 Ion. and Poet, from ανοίγω.^ 
 
 Άνα•7ται^ίυτότξο<π•ος, η, ov, destitute construc- 
 tion, Diodori Excerpt, p. 600. BuvWiis is Or 
 false reading for ατται^ευτότξοττος, Schneid.^ 
 
 Άva^τail•εύω,f. εύσω, to instruct anew, to in- 
 struct with care,] 
 
 Άναταίζω. ivith the dat. f ξω, or αω, p. χ,α^ 
 or xa• 1. a. ξα or σα. to mock at. Th, ταίζω. 
 
 Άνάτταιστος, ου, b, an anapest.] 
 
 Άν&'ζτα.λιν, on the contrary, on the other 
 hand. Th. τάλιν. 
 
 ' Ava'?rάλλω,f. αλω, to brandisb, shake, I . a. 
 part, άνατήλας, 2. a. part, άμ'ττίταλων. Ion. 
 and by Sync, for άνα'ττα.λων. Th. 'χάλλω. 
 
 ' Ανα'πάσσειν {^χάξΐν τιν)) to sprinkle or 
 scatter praises upon one in song. Find, 
 Olymp. X, 114. Th. -π-άσσω. 
 
 ' Ανά-παυλα, η?, η, rest, a resting-place, as 
 an inn, relaxation, pause. From αναπαύω. 
 
 Άνά-τταυμα, ατός, το, rest, intermission of 
 labour, 
 
 Άνάταυσις, εως, «, rest, cessation. 
 
 ' Αναταυστήξίον, ου, το, a place of rest or re- 
 pose, a time or season of rest, Xen. Mem. iv, 
 3. 3 ; a signal for encamping.] 
 
 Άνα'ταύω, to rest, refresh, remit, cease, fo 
 
ANA 
 
 47 
 
 ANA 
 
 4ru, ρ• »Λ' p. pas. άνα^ε-ττανμαΐ' 1. a. m. άνε- 
 ^α,υσά,μην• Th. 'ττα,ύω. 
 
 'Ανατείλω, f. σω, p. χα, to persuade. Th. 
 
 Άνα-τΐΐξάω, ω, to attempt anew, try again, 
 try ; y. Kffu, p. α,κα,. 
 
 Άνατΐίξο), f. ίξω, to pierce, transfix; to 
 spit, Anstopk.] 
 
 Άνχτ'ε/ίιίΤαι, f. "φω, p. φα, to send back, to 
 send, throw upwards, exhale ; 1, a. άήτημφ"*'• 
 Th, Τίμτω. 
 
 Άν»^ί•^> '^ξωνται, 3. ρ/, j^er^. ind. jms. of 
 ίνα,ττΧηξοω. 
 
 ^ Ανοί'χ'ί'ρττάμινος, vi, ov, opened, spread open ; 
 ptart, pas. by Sync, for άνα'ητετάμίνος or 
 ρίνατζ'^ιτα,ίτμενοζ• from ά,νατεταω, άνα'^ίτα,ζω, 
 (ivcc -^ίΤΛννυμι, or ΰνατίταννύω• or, as others 
 think, part. p. pas. of ανίτταμαι, to fly about, 
 away, or upwards. "Ομματα, άνατηττάμινα, 
 JCen. Mem. ii, 1, 22, ivhich may be rendered 
 either staring or rolling eyes, according as the 
 one or the other of these derivations shall be 
 2}ref erred. ^ 
 
 Άνα^ί'^τωχω;, ο, p. part. act. of ανα^ίτττω, 
 
 'AvaTiTTMy/ivfj, >jf, 57, J), part. J)as. f. g. 
 from the same. 
 
 'AvaTitrai, 2. sing. 1 . a. m. imp. dva<^iffi7v, 
 2. a. inf. act. of άναττί'ττω. 
 
 ' Ανατίτάζύ/, f άσω, to spread, unfold, dis- 
 play ; in Iliad i, 480, to spread the sails of the 
 ships.] 
 
 ^ Ανα<^ίτάννυμι, f. άσω, the same ; 1. a. inf. 
 avx'PTi'ra.a'at. Th. νεταω. 
 
 ' Ανανεφτ,να, p. m. of αναφαίνω. 
 
 Άνα-ρπηγνυμί, to fasten or hang up, suspend ; 
 to be spitted, Aristoph. Th. τ^γνυω.'] 
 
 Άνατη^άω, f. νιιτω, p. νίκα, to leap upon, 
 leap out, spring forth, sally out ; avajrjjWai, 
 part. 1. a. act. 
 
 Άνάτ'/ίξοί, ου, ο χα.) «, maimed, mutilated. 
 Th. τνίξόζ. 
 
 Άνα'τημν'λάναι, pres. inf. act. of 
 
 ' Ανα•7τΊμ'Χ'Κν\μι, f mca. to fill ; Thucyd. ii, 
 51, filled, i. e. infected with the distemper.] 
 
 Άναίτ/οττώ/, to place one's self at a table, or 
 recline, as in the ancient manner ; to fall or 
 incline backwards, to be disheartened, to relax ; 
 1. a. m. άνιτεσάμκν, ω, α,το' 1. a. mid, imper, 
 κνά-τεσαι• 2. a. m. ind. άνετοσόμ'/ιν. Th. 
 ϋτ'ί'τττω. 
 
 Άνατιτνάμεν, Ion. and Dor. for άνα'ζητνύ- 
 vut, jires. iif. of άνα'ττίτν/ιμί. 
 
 Άνα<7ητναμ'ενα, ac, jj, Oor. for ΰναττίτνα- 
 
 Άνα-ν'ιτννιμι, to spread, display, unfold ; inf. 
 άνατιτνάναι. From uva and νετάω. 
 
 Άνα-τλάίταντ-ίί, part. 1. α. act. nom. pi. 
 from 
 
 ' AvavXaffffu, or άνατλάττω, f. -ττλάίτα, to 
 form, shape, fashion. Th. -χΧάσατω. 
 
 Άνατλίκοντί, Dor. for avaxXvAovci, 3. pi. 
 pres. ind. act. of άνανΚεκω. 
 
 'Av«!rXe««,yi Ι», to tie, bind, entwine, inter- 
 weave.] 
 
 Άνατλευσισόαι, 1. f. m. of uvawXiuy to 
 depart or sail from port, set sail, float. Th. 
 τλίω. 
 
 ^Ανατλζωξ, em, χα) ri, Ion. and Att, far 
 άνά'Χ'Κεος. Th. τλέβ?. 
 
 ^ Ava-rXy^ueo, f. ffu, to fill, to complete. Th, 
 
 ^Χνΐ6ω. 
 
 Άνατλ'/ΐξόω, ω, f ωσω, p. ωχα, 1. a. ind. 
 act. άη-ττλίΐξύχτα, to fill, fulfil, complete, sup- 
 ply. From ava. and 'Τλ^ΐξόω. 
 
 Άνατλ^ξωσις, ιωξ, jj, the act of filling, com- 
 pleting, or fulfilling. 
 
 'AvaxX'^a'at, 1. a. inf. act. of ά,να'ΤΧ'ήίω. 
 
 Άνάτλοοί, ο, Ion. for νλους, departure of a 
 vessel from port, 
 
 Άνα-τλύειν, Ion. the same as άναίΤλεΓν, to 
 sail from port. 
 
 'AvaWinv, to breathe, respire, take breath, to 
 refresh one's self. Th. τνεω. Hence 
 
 Άνάτνευα-ι;, εω;, η, respiration, relaxation or 
 resting one's self. 
 
 ^ Ανάττνευστοζ, ου, ο χα) jj, breathless or dead» 
 Hesiod. Theog. 797. From a and τνίω. 
 
 'Ava'rvtu,f. εύσω, to breathe, take breath. 
 
 'Ava-Ti/oij, ii, n, breathing, respiration, ex- 
 halation. 
 
 'Αναίτνϋ^Μα/, See the next word. 
 
 ' Ανάτνυμι, mid. α,νάττνυμαι, contracted αμ•, 
 •τνυμαί, and άνα-ττνύω, contr, αμ-^νυω ; all the 
 same as ανα^τύω. Homer. '\ 
 
 ^ Ανα<;τνύω, See the j)receding ivord. 
 
 ''AvaTTohiixTos, ου, ο χα) vi, that cannot be 
 proved or demonstrated. 
 
 ΆναίΤβδ/^ε/ν, See Άνατο^ίζω. 
 
 Άναττο'^ίζω, f. 'κτω, to retrace one's step, to 
 return. 
 
 "Ανατοκισμοί, ου, ό, a retracing, a retrograd- 
 ing ; a rectifying. 
 
 Άνατοιεο», ω, f ήσω, p. nxa, to make, pre- 
 pare, Sejftuag. Th. <?ι•οάω. 
 
 "Ανοί'ττοινος, ο χα) jj, without ransom-money 
 being paid, unransomed. From a. and avoivov. 
 
 Άναττολεω, f. γισω, to revolve in mmd, to 
 recall, ruminate upon.] 
 
 ΆνάίΤολ/ζ£;ν, Poet, for άνατολεΤν, PindL 
 Pyth. vi, 2, to cultivate fsc. ike soil of the 
 Muses,) i. e. to celebrate in song ; properly, to 
 institute, renew.] 
 
 Άνα-^τοΚΌγητοξ , ου, ο χα) η, inexcusable, inde- 
 fensible. From α and ά'Χολογεομαι. 
 
 " Ava<ff^n6u,f. σω, 1 . a. part. άναΤξΐΐσας,, tO 
 pour out (tears) with a sigh, Hind ix, 433 ; 
 to burn, Idndle, inflame. Th. '^Τξήβω. 
 
 ' Ανα•;Τξίζομαι, to split, cleave. From ίτρίζία. 
 
 ΆνατΓταμενα, pi. See " Αμ-πτάμενοζ. 
 
 Άνα'τττάσύαι, See Άνα•7Ττνιναι. 
 
 Άνατ-τεγυξίζω, to have Avings, aiid thence to 
 fly ; JElian, H. An. iv, 30. 
 
 " Ανα-ττεξοΰν, pres. iff. act, contr. for ivair- 
 τεξόειν, from 
 
 Άναττεξόα), ω, fut. ωσω, perf. ωχα, to sup- 
 ply with wings ; to encourage, animate, inspire 
 hope. From ava and τττεξόν. 
 ^ Άν«ίττ>?(«/, See the next word.- 
 
ANA 
 
 4S 
 
 ANA 
 
 ΆναίΤτ^να/, 2. a-, inf. of άνΊ'ττν/ίμι, luhich is 
 from 'ί-ζττ'/ιμ», to fly, to fly upwards, to betake 
 one's self ; 2. a. aci. sVtjjv. irf. •ffr'^vut, jmrt. 
 trees' 2. a. m. Ιττΰίμτιν, i?f. ττάσόαι. part, 
 κττάμίνοί' pres. mid. Ί-χτα,μοίί' j)res. irf. mid. 
 'i<ffrat,(r6a,i' 2. f ind. m. 'τττή^ομα.ι. From the 
 more ancient foi'm •ρττάω. 
 
 Άνχ'τττοίομχι, ουμαι, to be alarmed, in dis- 
 may ; also to have hopes. In the active voice, 
 to frighten, Oppian. Cyneg. i, 107 ; and Poet. 
 άνα,'τττοάω. From ανά and ^Toia/.j 
 
 Άνα.•:ττομ/ζι, See Άνα•^τω. 
 
 ' Ανχτ'τομίνΰίο, gen. sing. Ion. pres. 2^(^ft• 
 pas of άνά-ττω. 
 
 "Ανκτττοξ, ου, ο κκ) νι, not to be touched, in- 
 tangible, inaccessible ; also that cannot be hurt.] 
 
 Άναίττίίξϋϋί, ό, 1 . a. part, of 
 
 ^ Ava'TT'TUffffu, f. ζ,ω, }}. an-ffru^m, 1. a. 
 ά,ν'ίττν^ΰί, to unfold or open, as a garment or 
 hook, disclose, display. Th. -χτΰσίτω. 
 
 'Ανάφτω, f. -φω. p. ανηφα,, to fasten, make 
 fast, as a ship, Odys. ix, 137 ; to suspend, place 
 around or attach to ; to kindle a fire, to in- 
 flame or excite; 1. a. άνγ,-φιχ.' 1. a. jyas. άνγιφ- 
 
 ίΐΐν. Th. ΆΤΤίΟ. 
 
 Άνάτνα-το;, ου, ο κά) >?, notorious, well known, 
 spread abroad. Th. νυνύάνομαι. 
 
 Άνά'Τω, Dor. for 'AvaViv, gen. of "Avocpros, 
 ov, 0, Anapus, a river in Sicily. 
 
 'AvecToxTic, and ά,ια,στοσίζ, ιωζ, ί\, or α.νκ'ττω- 
 rii, and more commonly αμ'ζτωτίζ, the ebb or 
 reflux of the sea, Th. ■^ίνω. 
 
 Άναξαίξ^χά/;, that has taken away, carried 
 off", or gained, Att. for άντίξ'/ιχω;, p. part. act. 
 άνα,ΐξίω. 
 
 "Αναξβξοζ, ου, ο κα.) νι, without joints, ill- 
 jointed, feeble ; also, in rhetoric, a style having 
 ill-jointed members. From a, and οΐξ^ξον.'] 
 
 Άνοίξΐβμζω, ω, f. ή(ίω, to enumerate, count, 
 take an account of.] 
 
 *Αναξίόμ'/ιτοξ, ov, ο και γι, innumerable, im- 
 measurable. Fro'm o!,and ΆζΐόμγιτΌς. Th. άζΐύμ/οζ. 
 
 Άνα,ξίσ-τητο;, See the next word. 
 
 Άν&ξίσ-το;, ου, ο κ,α) vi, not having dined, 
 having nothing to dine upon. From a and 
 oioiffnrov. 
 
 "'ANAPI'THS, ev, h, a kind of shell-fish: 
 
 "Άνάζμοστοζ, ου, ο kou v), unsuitable, incon- 
 gruous ; sill}', foolish. From a and Άξμοστ'οζ, 
 
 Άναξτάζω, f σο3, or \ω, to carry off^ up- 
 wards, snatch, seize, drag to punishment. 
 
 ^Αναζτάσα,ς, 1 . a. part. act. m. g. of α,νκξτάζω. 
 
 ^Ανα,ξττα,στοξ, ου, ο κα,) ri, seized, carried off'. 
 Th. οίξ-τταζω. 
 
 'Ava'ffiayncraffSai, 2. f. irf. pas. of avapp^. 
 γνυμι. 
 
 Άναρραίζηχως, part. pcrf. act. Ion. for 
 %ν'ήξτ,κωζ , from αναίξω. 
 
 ' ΑναρράττΛΐ, f -φύο, to mend, sew up again, 
 repair.] 
 
 ^ Αναρρήγνΰμ^ι, or αναρρνγνυω, f άναρρ^ζω, to 
 burst, break out, engage as in buttle. ] 
 
 Άναρρ'/ιζίΐν, 1. f inf. act. avappri^ai, 1. a. 
 i'nf. of avapp'/iffffca, or ρ'/,γνυμι. 
 
 'Avappi'ufriUtf. "ήτω, or avappi^riit,f. "φύΐ. to 
 throw or toss upwards or on high ; Odys. x, 
 1 30. 0/ δ' αμα -ττάνη; ανίρρί•φαν, f where the 
 better reading is αλχ instead of χμα,, as in 
 Odys. viii, 328^ they threw the salt vvaves on 
 high. Άνχρρίζττίΐν xivtuvov, Herod, vii, 50, 
 to rush into or precipitate one's self into dan- 
 ger, to risk danger, as we run risks in throwing 
 dice, <^c. See Thucyd. iv, 85, 95, and v, 103 ; 
 and Herodian. But Jungerman renders 
 the jmssage in Herodotus by pericula contem- 
 nentes, despising fthroioing aside) danger. In 
 Euripid. Ino, Fragm. the single verb is used in . 
 the same mariner as the compound. 'K.lv^vvov 
 μίγ&ν ρί'^ττοντε;.^ 
 
 'AvxppoiSyiM, f ήσω, to swallow up, engulf. 
 Th. ροίζοζ. 
 
 Άνχρρωγωζ, ο, p. part. m. Ion. for άνίρρω• 
 γωξ, from άνχρρήγννμι. 
 
 Άνχρρωννυμι, or ά.vappωvvύω,f. άναρρωιτω, p. 
 αήρρωκχ, to restore one's strength, health; 
 άνχρρύννυμαι, to be restored to health. 
 
 Άναρρωσβίντίί, 1. a. part. pi. jms. of txvxp- 
 p ω 11V υ μι. 
 
 Άνάξίτίος, ου, ο, implacable, quarrelsome, 
 unjust, intolerable. From χ and χξω. 
 
 ' Ανχξτχαι, f '/jiTaj, p. 'Λκα, to hang up on 
 high, to suspend. From χξτάω. 
 
 Άνχξτυτον, ου, το, unrepaired, unseasoned, 
 as with salt, spices, ^"C. From χξτύω. 
 
 ^Αναρχία, χζ, VI, and Ion. -In, anarchy, want . 
 of government, insubordination. From 
 
 "Ανχξχ^οζ, ου, ο χα) η, destitute of a com- 
 mander or leader, Iliad ii, 703, 726,- also, 
 without a beginning. From a ^)ny. and 
 άξχγι. 
 
 ' Avaa-zfuj, to shake, incite, instigate, /". (Τω. p. 
 KX' 1. a. dviffsitrx' Th. o'uca. 
 
 Άνασ•ίσ•υξμίνοί, η, ov, part. pas. of χνχσυξο- 
 μαι. See χνχιτΰξζιν. 
 
 ^ Ανχσιΰω, the same as ά,νασύω, Iliad xi, 
 458, to issue forth, gush out.] 
 
 'Avaa'KX'^rw,f. •φω, p. φχ, to dig out, erad- 
 icate. From Kvx and σκχ'^τω. 
 
 ' Αναο•Άίυάζω, f ά>τω, ]}• «*;«, to weaken, 
 destroy ; also to reinstate, restore, rebuild ; to 
 refute, Aristot. Wiet. ii, 24 ,• to decamp 
 f literally, to collect the military utensils for the 
 purpose of decamping) ; also^ to pervert, mis- 
 lead ; p. pas. χη<τκ.ίύχα•μχι ; hence the verbal 
 adj. dvxo'KzvSiccr'riuv.j 
 
 Άνχα•κίυχα•τί^, h, ov, destructive ; also hav- 
 ing the power of restoring.] 
 
 'Avxa-xwh, ni, V, a rebuilding, reinstating, 
 restoration ; also, destruction, a decamping ; 
 dat.pl. χνχσκίυχΊί. Th. ακίυος. 
 
 Άνχο-χολο'χύζω, to fasten on a stake or cross, 
 to empale. Th. ο-ζόλο'φ. 
 
 Άνχσκαττ'εω, ω, f mu, to reflect upon, con- 
 sider ; reconsider, Aristoph.^ 
 
 ^Ανάτ'τχστο;, ov, ο κα) η, driven away, torn 
 away from, drawn out. 
 
 ' Ανχσττχω, f ίσω, J), ά,ν'ίσ-πχκα, to draw 
 back, draw out, raise up, drive from one's 
 
ANA 
 
 49 
 
 ANA 
 
 country; 1. a. pas. dviffTUtrhv' 3. sing. p. 
 hid. pas. άνίο-τάσται. Th. (ττάω. 
 
 "Ανα,σσα,,νις, '/ι, a queen; apjMed j^f^fiicu- 
 larly to the goddesses. 
 
 ^ AvaffffccToi, Oor. for avnfff^Toi, from kvAffffn- 
 
 ros ; not conquered or overcome, invincible, 
 
 Theocrii. vi, 4 6. 
 
 Άνάσ-σ-ίί, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of άνάσιτω. 
 
 'AvoiffffiiffocffBi^ 1 . a. act. part. f. g. Poet, of 
 
 ανα,σιΊω. 
 
 ^ Ανακτα-εμίν, 2)res. inf. act. Ion. for ccvaoftrnv 
 α,νασιη, pres. imp. ανασσ•ον. Ion. and Poet, for 
 tjvaa-crov, 1. sirig. or 3. plur. ind. hnperf. act. of 
 
 \ivaffiru, ας, ii,f• l^j i'• ;t^«»j to reign, gov- 
 ern, rule, command. 
 
 ^Ανάστα, 2. a. imperat. act. for άνάα-τ^ιβί, 
 from ά,νίστ'ημι. 
 
 Άνα,α-τα,^ον, adv. in the act of rising or stand- 
 ing up ; Iliad ix, 667 ; xxiii, 469. 
 
 Άνασηχ,λμίνβζ, Ion. for ανεσ'τχλμίνΰί, J), 
 part. pas. of α,νοι,στίλλΜ Th. στίλλω. 
 
 Άνοία-τοίλόζΰϋ, to weep, sob, lament ; Anacr. 
 Ivi, 7. See (τταλύζω.^ 
 
 Άναο-τάί, άντος, ο, f g. avairroitruy rising 
 up ; recovering from sickness, Thucyd.n^ 49; 
 2. a. act. part, of άνΐίτψημί.^ 
 
 Άνάσταα-ις, ίωζ, h, the act of rising up as 
 from a suppliant posture, from a seat, bed, SfC. 
 emigration, expulsion from one's dwelling-place, 
 desolation ; also a building up, erection as of a 
 statue, (^c. ; the resurrection of the dead, iV. 
 Test. 
 
 "Avaffr&roi, ov, ο κκ) ί, laid waste, desolated, 
 torn up, driven from one's country. 
 
 ΆνκίΤΤΰίτόύυ, ίϋ, f. ωαω, p. άνίστόίτωχα, to 
 overturn, subvert, expel -, to excite sedition or 
 tumult, iV. Test. I. a. anffraruffa. From 
 aviffryifii. 
 
 ' Αναιτταυξίζω, and α,ναα'τα,υξόω, u,f. tuff ω, p. 
 ωκα, to crucify, to fasten to a cross. The 
 prep, avoe, in this and various other verbs does 
 not denote a repetition of the act signified by the 
 •simple verb. See Schleusner.^ 
 
 "Aveca-Ti, by Sync, for ανάστητί, 2, j)l. 2. a. 
 imp. act. of α,νιστημι. 
 
 Άνχα-ηίλαα-ίχ, 1 . a. jmrt. act. f. g. of 
 οίναστίΧλω. From ava and στίλλω. 
 
 ^ Ανχστίλλω, f. ίΧω, j}. ά,νίσ•τ»λ»α, to send 
 er drive back, keep back, repress, keep off, raise 
 er draw upwards ; in the j)assive, to be driven 
 back, retreat.] 
 
 ^ Ανοίσ•ηνΛρ(^ίζω, to send forth sighs, to sob, 
 groan. From σ^τίναχ^ίξω, the same as στίνω. 
 
 'Avaffri\iaZ,u,f. ά|«, jj. αχ^α, to sigh deeply, 
 to sob, mourn ; \. a. α|α. From ανά for 
 itvco, and σπνάχ^ω, or -ύζω. 
 
 Άνιχ,<ττίνάχ;ω, the same as the 2)receding. 
 From, σηνάχ^ω. 
 
 Άναστγ, 2. a. subj. act. 3. nng. of ά,ναιττω' 
 άνάσττιν. Ion. for avicrryiv, 2. a. ind. act, I. 
 sing, of ανίστημι. 
 
 Άνάα-τνιμίχ., rog, το, any thing raised, an em- 
 inence, a hill, stature. From αν'κτττιμι. 
 
 ^ AtMvirhKi, 2. a. inf. act. iivet,irrn(r9i(fet, 1. a, 
 7 
 
 part, act.f. g. 'AvenTrmuiv, 1. a. act. 3. sing. 
 oj)t. ^ol. άνάίττνιτί, 2. pi. 2. a. i?np. act, 
 ά,νκσ-'τή'τω, 3. sing. 2. a. ijnp. act. of άνίστημι. 
 ^ Avcca'T^a.To<^-shiUM,f. %ΰσω,ρ. ιυχ,α,, to remove 
 a camp, to decamp. 
 
 ' Avcίστξίφω,f. "φω, J), ψιχ,• 1 . a. -φα: to turn 
 one's self, return, turn back upon, invert, 
 destroy, subvert ; also in pas. to be conversant. 
 2. a. άν'ίίττξα,φαν• p. pas. άνί^τξκμμα,ΐ' 2. a, 
 pas. άνζστζά,φην p. m. άνί<ττξο-φχ. Th, στριφω, 
 Άνα,στξοφα,ν, pres. inf. act. of ά,ναα-τξοφάΰϋ, 
 from (ττξοφάω. Th. στξίφω. 
 
 Άνίχ,α•τζοφνι, fii, VI, a turning, inversion, over- 
 throw, retreat, return, mode of life. 
 
 Άναβ-ύξΜ, f. ξω, J), -σ'ίίτυζκα,, to draw up the 
 clothes so as to eoq^ose the body. Th. (τύξω. 
 ' Ανα,σΰω, See Άναιπνω. 
 
 Ανασφύλλω, f αλίϋ, 1 . a. άνίιτφνιλιχ,, 1 . a. 
 iff. act. άνασφίίλοίί, to raise one's self up or 
 recover, as from a fall or sickness, to support 
 one falling. Th. σ•φάλλω. 
 ^ Ανα,σχ^άζαν, See σ^α,ιτΰίίνν. 
 Άνασχ^ίΰω, Poet, for α,νϊχω, to raise, lift up. 
 Th. Ιχω. 
 
 Άνάσχ^ίο, imp. 2. sing. 2. a. 7nid. Ion. 
 for ανάσχου, from α,νΰκτχ^ίω, or an^^w uvocff- 
 χ,ων, 2. a. jmrt. act. Hence 
 
 Άναα•χ^ί7θζ, sj, ov, tolerable, endurable, that 
 can be borne. Th. εχω. 
 
 Άνασ-χίω, ω, f νκτω, to spring from, arise 
 from, to cause anxiety.] 
 
 ' Ανα,σχΊζω, f. Ίύω, p. met,, to divide, cleave, 
 rip open. Th. α-χίζω. 
 
 Άνασχοΐμην, 1 . nng. 2. a. opt. m. οι,νκσ•χό- 
 μινοί, part. 2. a. mid. άνασ-χων, j^o-rt. 2. a. act, 
 of αν'ιχω. Th. %χω, 
 
 'Ανασαίνω, f. ώσω^ to save, preserve, restore 
 health. 
 
 ' ΑνΆίΤωσααύαι, 1. α. inf. m. of α,να,σωΖ,ω^ 
 which is from σώζω. 
 
 ^ Ανατκράσ'α'ω and ανοίτοίράττω, f. ά'^ω, to 
 disturb, confound, mingle, agitate ; j-mri. p, 
 2)as. α.νατίτα,ξθίΎμίνος,\ 
 
 ' Ava,7affffo^ot.t,f. άζομα/, p. γμαι, 1. a. mid, 
 Άκτα^άμΆΜ, to put together in order, to 
 arrange. From τάσσω. 
 
 Άνοίτά,σσω or -ττω, f. ά\ω, to set in order; 
 arrange, narrate.] 
 
 Άνοίτα,τίχοί, h, ov, extended, stretched out ; 
 vehement, threatening, abusive, severe. 
 Άνατίΐ or άνα,τ), with impunity.] 
 * ΑνοίΤίΊνω, f. ινω, p. ανα-τίτοίκα, 1. a. avi- 
 Tuvoc, to extend upwards, raise, reach out, as 
 the hands. 
 
 Άνκτίλλω. f. τίλω, p. κνκτίταλκα, to rise, 
 as the son and moon do, to appear, to issue 
 forth, to send forth, 1. a, ανίταλα, p. m, 
 κνα,τίτολα. 
 
 Άνοί,τ'ίμνω, f. τίμω, p. τίτμνικ,α, to cut, cut 
 in pieces, dissect ; 1 . /". pas. τμηΗσομαι, ju 
 pas. τίτμνιμοίί, 2. f. act, ταμω, p. mid, 
 τίτομαι. 
 
 Άνοίτετμίΐμίνοί, ί7, ov, part, perf. pas. of 
 κνκτίμνίΊ, 
 
ANA 
 
 ΰο 
 
 ANA 
 
 Άναη^εαιτ/, 3. pi, pres. ind. act. Ion. for 
 avxTihitn, from avwr'iir.fjt,!. 
 
 Άνα.τΊύί[^Λΐ, to place upon, take upon one's 
 self, devote ; defer, recall, retreat, change one's 
 opinion ; ά,νατίβίντα,ί, 3. j)L ind. pres. 2ms. 
 α,νίό'ίμην, ffOy TO, 2. a. m. κνατιβίτω, S. sing, 
 pres. imp. act. of 
 
 ^ Ανα,τ^βτιμι, f, ίτκτω^ p. Tiumcec,, to set up, 
 place; dedicate, consecrate, T/iuci/d. i, 134 ; 
 to charge or enjoin upon, to set forth, relate, 
 transfer, defer, prolong. In the jms. to be set 
 up, dedicated, &c.] 
 
 Άνύί,τιμα,νΛ contr. for ανα.τιμά.ιΐ'», frotn aivurt- 
 μάω, ω. f. ήσω, to fix too high a value upon, to 
 exceed others in a price, to over-value or over- 
 estimate. 
 
 Άνα,ηναγμοί, «y, 0, a violent concussion. 
 
 Άνα,τλα,ξ, ασα, κν. part, pi'es. or 2. a. act. 
 of ίνχτλ'/ίμι• άνατλ^ιίτα;, \. a. part. Th. rccXau. 
 
 Άνατλάω or 
 
 Ά.νά'τλ'ί^μι, f. τΧ'/ιΟ'ω, 2. a. ύνίτλ'/ιν, to en- 
 dure, suffer, undergo labour or fatigue.] 
 
 Άνατμτιβύ;, 1. a. part. pas. of ανατέμνο- 
 μαι* See ^ Κνατίμνω. 
 
 Άνατοκιζω, to put at interest again.] 
 
 Άνατοκ/α-μο;, od, 0, the annual putting of 
 money at interest.] 
 
 Άνάτολ'/?, r,;, 'h, the east, or rising of the sun ; 
 the white part at the root of the nails. From 
 the p. m. ανατίτολα, qfJcvariXko). 
 
 Ανατολικό;, ri, ov, eastern, oriental. 
 
 ^ Α,νατομη, rii, 'h, and Ανατομία, a;, τι, anat- 
 omy or dissection, p)articularli/ of the human 
 body. From ανατίτομ,α, perf. mid. of ανατίμνω. 
 Hence 
 
 • Ανατομικό;, ου, ο, an anatomist; ανατομικό;, 
 91, ov, anatomical, belonging to anatomj^ Th. 
 
 Τίμνω. 
 
 Άνατξί9Τω, to overturn, subvert, prostrate ; 
 ά,νατξίτομαι, to be prostrated. Th. τξίτω. 
 
 Άνατξίφού, f. ανα^ξί-ψω, to nourish, bring 
 υρ ; restore to health ; 1 . 0. άνίάξί-φα- 2. a. 
 ανίτραψον Ji. άνατίτξοφα' p. pas. ανατίύξαμ- 
 μαι• 2. a. 2)as. ανζτξάφ'/ιν 1 . a. m. ανίβρί•^ά- 
 μνίν. Th. τξίφω, p. m. τ'ετξοφα. 
 
 Άνατξίχ;ω, f 9-ξίξ,ίυ, J), ^ίΐξάμ^ιχα, to run 
 back, run again, to return running, to flow 
 back, to rise or be built u^p as the walls of a 
 city, to increase ; to recur to times past ; 2.' a. 
 ε^ραμ,ον, p. on. ΟίΟξομα. Th. Τζίχ^ω.Ι^ 
 
 Άνατξοττ'Α, ί?} h, an overturning, subversion. 
 From τξίτω. 
 
 Άνατξοφη, %;, -A, a bringing up, nourishing. 
 From τξ'ίψω. 
 
 Άνατυτόω, and -τόομαι, f ωσω, p. ωκ,α, to 
 form or fashion anew, to imagine. 
 
 'Avaf^'/jf, io;, χ,α) h, destitute of speech, 
 dumb, Odys. v, 456 ; unutterable, So2)hocl.^ 
 
 "Avavho;, ov, κα) ii, mute, dumb. From a 
 and auh'/i. 
 
 Άναυζνι;, ίο;, ο κα) h, not increased, that 
 does not cause increase.] 
 
 Άνάυ^ΐήτο;, ου, ο κα) '/ι, that cannot be in- 
 creased, not increased. 
 
 "Avavo}, ου, ο κα) ίι, dumb, without voice or 
 speech. From a and αυω. 
 
 "Αναοξβί, ov, και τι, without wind or air. 
 From a jniv. and αΰξχ. 
 
 "Αναυξο;, ου, ό, a torrent, rapid stream, 
 Anacr. vii, 4.] 
 
 Άνάϋ^αν, Dor. for avriutrav^ 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. of 
 
 ''Avot.iu},f. αύιτω, to cry out, shriek ; Theocr. 
 Άναυδα;, pari. Dor. for αναύσας. Th. αύω. 
 
 'Άνανω, to set on fire, kindle.] 
 
 Άνα,φαίνω, f ψανω, J), τίφαγκα, to show, 
 make appear, exhibit ; pres. pas. αναφαί- 
 νομαι, p. άνατ'ίφαμμαι, 2. a. άνίφύν>ίν, J), 
 m. αναίτίφ'/ίνα. In pas. to appear, be seen. 
 Th. φαίνω. 
 
 Άναφαίξίτον, that cannot be taken away. 
 From a and άφαίξίτο;, which is from a-zo and 
 αΐξίω. 
 
 Άναφαίξίτο;, ου, ο κα) h. See the precedi7ig 
 luord. 
 
 'χ\ναφαλαντία;, ου, ο, the same as the fol- 
 lowing. 
 
 ΆΝΑΦΑΆΑΝΤ02, bald, imrticularly on 
 the fore jmrt of the head; also without hair 
 above the eyes. 
 
 Άναφανίον, adv. openly, manifestly. From 
 αναφαινω. 
 
 Άναφανίντί;, 2. α. 2)art. jms. of αναφαΙ^ω. 
 
 ' Avaφίξω,f. ανθίσω, to bear or carry upwards, 
 endure, emit, sacrifice ; to refer or impute to, 
 Lys. 1. a, av'hviyKa, part, άνενίγκαί• 2. a. 
 avYiviyKOv, inf. άνίνεγκίΐν. Th. φίρω, 
 
 ^ Αναφεύγω, f. ιυί,ομαι, to fly, escape. Set 
 Άμφ'εφυγε;.'^ 
 
 Άναφΰε);^ 1 . a. p>art. pas. of ανά-τττω. 
 
 ΆvaφλίγύJ,f. ζ,ω, to rekindle, to inflame.] 
 
 Άναφλερ(^&γίναι, 1, a. inf. j)as. of αναφλέγω, 
 Th. φλίγω. 
 
 Άναφοξα, a;, h, a carrying, or bearing up- 
 wards, transferring of a crime to another, refuge, 
 offering, produce. 
 
 Άναφο^ευ;, εω;, Ό, a lever, a porter ; also a 
 strap, girth, a wooden bar placed across the 
 shoulders to carry burdens with. 
 
 Άναψξάζ,ω, See under Άμφ^άσσαιτο. 
 
 Άναφξάσ•(Τω, or -άττω, f ζω, to stop or ob- 
 struct, to shut; also to open what is en- 
 closed. 
 
 ^Αναφξοντίζειν, to revolve in mind. Th. 
 φροντίζω. 
 
 'Αναφύομαι, to reproduce, to cause to grow. 
 
 Άναφΰξω, f. υξω, to mingle, confound, 
 pollute. 
 
 Άvaφυσάω,f. 'ήαω, to exhale, to blow ; also 
 to puff' up with pride, Xen. Cyrop.'\ 
 
 ' Αναφυνιάω, u>,f. άσω, to breathe, pant, blow.] 
 
 ^ Αναφυσι'οω, See ' Αναφυσιάω. 
 
 Άναφυα-ιόωντε;, pres. part. Poet, for αναφυσι- 
 ωνη;• from αναφυσιάω, which is from ψυσιάω. 
 Th. φυσάω. 
 
 Άναφωνεω, ω, f. νισω. p. ανα'ΧεφωνΆκα, 1. ο. 
 ανεφωνησ»^ to proclaim or cry out aloud. Th. 
 φωνή' 
 
ΑΝΔ 
 
 51 
 
 ΑΝΔ 
 
 "Άναχ,άΖ,ομαι, pres. ind. mid. to retire, draw 
 back. Xeri. 
 
 Άναχ^άΖ,ω,/. ύοΌ), to recede, draw back,] 
 
 Άναχ^ά,σιτχσβα,ι, 1. a. inf. m. Poet. JO?' 
 ^νοίχ;Άα•α.ίτία,ι, from ά,να.ρ(^άζύϋ. Til. χ^ά'ζω. 
 
 'Avapf^aiwv, gaping, yawning, opening ; from 
 iivoi^a'ivu. 
 
 Άνχ^κίτίζω, f ftrco, to raise the crest or 
 mane, to shake off the yoke, to be unruly, un- 
 governable, disobedient 5 applied to a horse, and 
 hence metaphor, to men ; also to restrain, 
 thwart, oppose, dash or throw down, overthrow ; 
 «■ravrsc κ,νζχα,ίτκη κοά ^liX'jffiv, (in the sense of 
 the 2)resent tense J prostrates and destroys or 
 breaks up every thing ; Oemosth.^ 
 
 ' Κνα,χίω, f. ίύσω, to pour out anew, to pour. 
 
 ' Κνα,χ^ί ,for ανχκτΆ, acc. sing, with an asjn- 
 rate after it ; from αναξ. 
 
 ' Ανα,χ^ίύί, B-ivros, 1. a. p>art. pas. of 
 
 Άναχογι, 5ji, '/I, a pouring out, effusion ; also 
 a conduit or channel. 
 
 Άνο!.χ^ζΐί,ομίχ,ι, the same as ^ια^ξάομαι and 
 κατΛχ^ξάομα,ι, to put to death.] 
 
 Άνα,χ^νίίΐζ, 0, \. a, jmrt. j)as. of ά,να^ίω. 
 Th. χίω. 
 
 Άνάχ^ϋσΐζ, ίωζ, vi, a pouring out. 
 
 Άναχ^ωξίω, ω, to recede, withdraw, secede, 
 retire ; f. tutu, p. γιχα• 1 . a. «,νίχύξπα-χ, part, 
 α,νοίχ^ωξ'/κτΆζ. Hence 
 
 ΆνΆχ;ύξ'/ια'α, retreat, departure. Th. ρζ^ωξίω. 
 
 Άνά-ψοίΐ, 1 . α. inf. and άνά-ψα;, part, of 
 
 Άνχ•φ'/ις, 1. a. subj. act. 2. sing, of ανά'Τ'τω. 
 
 Άνα•ψι>ξα/, 1. a, iiifin. of ανα'φύχ^ω. 
 
 Άνα,•φΰχ^'/ίί *??> ^> the same as Άνά-ψνξίί. 
 
 Άνά,-φυξις, seo;, '/i, a cooling, refreshing, 
 recreation. 
 
 'Ava,'^vp(^eo,f ^ω, p. άνί-ψυχα, l.a. άνί-ψυ^χ, 
 to cool, refresh, «5 by fanning, Bion. Epitaph. 
 Adon. to relieve, assuage, to dry, as in the air, 
 to revive, repose.] 
 
 'Avyvot'/i, Oor, Sync, for uvciyvor/i, 3. sing. 
 2. a. opt. if άνκγιν&ΐίτκω. 
 
 ΆΝΔΑ'ΝΩ, imperf. -^ivl&vov, f. k^^^m, p. 
 mid. ri^cx. and ϊα^α.• 2. a. ^^ov, opt. α^οιμι, subj. 
 cihca, inf. ά^ίΓν, fPind. Pyth. i, 56, av'^avuvj 
 to please,' to be agreeable. From the obsolete 
 
 oidCiJ.j 
 
 'Av^iTffSeii, Poet, for avoi^ilffSocr^ to be crown- 
 ed, to have the head or temples bound with a 
 fillet or crown. Th. δε«. So ά,ν^ησάμζνος, 1. a. 
 part, mid. for α.να.^'/ισάμίνοζ. 
 
 "Αν^ιμα, Poet, for άνάΐίμα, a fillet or band 
 for the head, a garland. Th. Viu. 
 
 "ΑΝΔΗΡΟΝ, oij, TO, top, summit, brink of 
 a river, bed or border in a garden. 
 
 ^ Α'^'Λσά.μινοζ, See cc/hCtaSai. 
 
 'Av§/«r>??, Poet, for άνα^ίχτ'/ΐί, a kind of 
 snare or gin. Callim. Fragm. 233. 
 
 "Av%'ixa,,for ανκ^ιχ,α,, adv. separately, divid- 
 edly, in two ways. From ^ίχα. 
 
 "Αν^ξ% for oiv^oK, acc. sing, «v^^s, dual. 
 
 κν^ξάΰ-ι, and άν^ξίο-ΰ•/, dal. j;?. Poet, and Ion» 
 
 of ά,ν/ΐξ. 
 
 Άν^ξιΧΎάύ'/ιμ,α., ατός, το, a manly act, an act 
 worthy of a brave man. 
 
 'AvhgayaS'ta,, a?, 'h, valour, heroism, mascu- 
 line courage. Froni άν'^ξκγα^ίω. 
 
 Άν^ξάγξίΆ, ων, ra, spoils of an enemy killed, 
 Iliad. From κν?ΐξ and Ιίγξα. 
 
 Άν^ξο,γχνοίγ ου, ο kou yi, an executioner, one 
 who strangles. From avh^ and α,γχ;^. 
 
 Άν^ξακοίξ, adv. Poet, for κχτ «c^^a, man by 
 man. 
 
 Άν^ξχτό'^ίσ'ο'ί, Metaplasm. for αν^ξχ-χο^οίζ. 
 
 Αν'^ξχτο^ίΰντοίΐ, 3. pi. ind. 1. f mid. for 
 κ,νοξκ-το'^ιοΰντίχ,ί, Att. for ά,ν^ρα-ζο'^ίσοντΆί, from 
 a -.ίξατοοίζω. 
 
 Άν'^ξατο^ίζω, f. ίτω, p. 'hv^^ocffohixx, J). p)as. 
 Υιν^ξΆ'Το^ΐίτμα,ί, to enslave, make captive ; to 
 commit the crime of man-stealing, Xen, Mem. 
 i, 2. From άν'^ξάττο^ον. 
 
 ' Αν^ζχ'ρτο'^κττ'/ι?, ου, ο, a man-stealer, one who 
 makes a slave of another, or who sells others 
 for slaves. 
 
 Άν^^αίτοδον, ου, το, a slaA'e. 
 
 Άν^ξατΰ^ίο^'/^ί, io;, κα) h, of a slaΛ'ish mind 
 or disposition ; low-minded, abject, despicable, 
 Xen. ilfem. i, 1 .] 
 
 Άv$ξΆ7ro'hωl•^Ά, κζ, h, servilit}'•, slaA'ishness, 
 Aristot. \ 
 
 Άν'^ξο,ξίΰν, ου, 70, a little man, mannikin, a 
 pitiful, sorry fellow. Aristuph. Acharn. 516.] 
 
 Αν'^ξχχύίι;, io;, ο xou ri, that is a load for a 
 man, heavy, Odys. x, 121. From ά,νγίξ and 
 αχ^ύοί. 
 
 Άν^ξοΐρ^ν'/}, r,;, »i, the name of an herb ; 
 supposed to be purslain. 
 
 Άν'^ξίχς, ου, ο, a proj-ier name, Andrew. 
 
 Ά\$ξύχ, uc, 'h, courage, bravery, manhood. 
 From χνήξ. 
 
 Άν^ξΐϊος, and χν^ξίΊΌξ, a, ov, manlike, belong- 
 ing to a man, masculine ; dot. pi. χν^ξύοΐζ' 
 compar. χν^ξϋότίζο;• superl. άν'^ξϋότχτοζ, η, ov. 
 From χνγίξ. 
 
 Άν'^ξίΐοφόντπζ, ου, ο, fan epithet of MarsJ 
 man-slayer. From χνίΐξ and φίνο^. 
 
 Άν'^ξύωί, adv. in a mascuhne manner, like 
 a man. 
 
 Άν'^ξίυμενοί, Ion. for χν^ζούμινος, arrived at 
 manhood, grown up, Herod, i, 123, pres. part, 
 pas. of αν^ζοω. Th. α,νήζ. 
 
 Άν'^ξίωβίωο'ΐ, Ion. for χν^ξωθωσΊ, 3. plur. 
 l.a. subj. jyas. of αν%ξόω, 
 
 'Av'hgiouv, gen. pi. Ion. for χν'^ξων. 
 
 Άν'^ξίχ, χς, h, the same as χν'^ξύχ, 
 
 Άν'^ξίχντχ, acc, sing, of αν^ξΐχί. 
 
 Άν'^ξίχντοτΓοίί'χ, χξ, h) sculpture, or statu- 
 ary, Xen. Mem. i, 4.] 
 
 ^Αν^ξίαντο-ττοιοξ, ου, ό, a sculptor, a siatuaiy. 
 From χν'^ξΐχξ and ττοΛω, 
 
 Άν^ξίκζ, άντοζ, ο, a statue, image. From 
 
 χν/ΐξ. 
 
 Άv^ξίξoμxi,f. ίσΌμχί, p. ην^ξία'μχι, to beconie 
 a man, to act the part of a man ; used in an 
 opposite sen'sc to βλχκίύαν Xen. Mem.l 
 
ΑΝΔ 
 
 52 
 
 ΑΝΕ 
 
 ^Αν^οΊΖ,ω,β ίσ•ω, to make strong, strengthen, 
 Xeti.] 
 
 Άν'^ξίχοί, ^> ov, compar. -χωπζΟί' superL 
 -κ,ύτα,τοζ, manly, belonging to man. 
 
 Ά'Λ^ίον, ου, το, f diminutive of avhoj a little 
 man, mannildn ; the same as ά,νίξάξίον. 
 
 Άν^ξίσ'τ'ί, adv. like a man, Theocr. and 
 Aristoph. Th. άν/ΐξ. 
 
 Άν^ξοξόοος, ου, ο aai h• See the next ivord.~\ 
 
 Άνΰξοζξΰί, ωτο:, ο, that destro^'S man, that 
 devours or eats human flesh, man-devouring, 
 Euripid. Also ά.ν^ούζόξοί, ου, ο κ,α) 'h, the same, 
 J^rovi άν'/ιξ and βοαά. 
 
 Άν^ξογόνο;, ου, 'h, producing males ; from 
 ανηξ and γίίνομαι, 
 
 Άν^ξόγυνοί, ου, ό, an hermaphrodite. Froini 
 avho and yu'jn» 
 
 A'j'h^o'ha^a.v, Tvi'j, that subdues or overcomes 
 man fapplied ίο feavj. Find. JSiem. iii, 67. 
 ace, sing, of a.vh^o'ha/jia, α,ζ, a,. Dor. Jbr ά,ν'^ξο- 
 ^άμ'Α. From α,ν'Αο and ^οίμάω. 
 
 Άν^^βδα^α?, αντοζ, ο, that subdues men. 
 
 Άvhξoύ^oί Άύάνοί, (epithet of MinernaJ the 
 masculine or courageous goddess. 
 
 Άν^ξόκμ'/ιτοζ, ou, xoii 'h, made or w^rought 
 by man. From α,ννίζ and χ,άμ,νω. 
 
 Άν^ξοκ.τα,σ•ίΰί, et;, h, slaughter of men, carn- 
 age; αν^ξοκτοοτία,, dat. sing, α,ν^ξοχηΐίσίάων, gen. 
 pi. JEol. From ανηξ and κ,τύνω. 
 
 ^Αν'^ξολογία, as, yi, a levy of men for soldiers, 
 an enlistment. 
 
 Ά'Λξόμ.ίο;, ία, iov, human, belonging to man. 
 Th. ar/io. 
 
 Άν^ζόηχο;, ov, o, the name of a man, An- 
 dronicus. 
 
 ^ Avo(/oofji.a.i, ουμαι, f ωίτομαι^ to arrive at 
 manhood, to attain the strength of a man.] 
 
 'Avisos, gen. SlJlg. of avr,^. 
 
 Άνοξόίτφίγ'ξ, ιγγο;, ό, a statue representing a 
 sphinx and a human figure ; an Andro- 
 Sphinx.] 
 
 Άιΐ^ξοΖσύαί, 2}res. inf. pas. αν^ζωύ'τ,ναί, 1. a. 
 infin. pas. of άν^ξόω. See Άν'^ξόω and Άν- 
 όρΌομαι. 
 
 Άνοξοφαγίω, ω, to eat human flesh. Fro7ii 
 KVTjp and φάγω. 
 
 ' Αν^ξοφόνοίΰ, gen. Ion. of αν^ξοφόνοζ, ου, ο. 
 From, άν^ξ and φίνα/. 
 
 Άνοζοω, u,f. ω(τω, to make manlike or mas- 
 culine, to give strength to. See Άν^ζΌομα,ι, 
 which is more in use. 
 
 Άν^ξύνομαι, to grow up, to becoiDe strong, 
 increase. 
 
 'Avh^tuhiis, nom. pi. of αν^ζω^^,ζ. 
 
 ^ Avh^uhn, ace. nng. of ^ A'/h^ut'AS, tog, ου;, ο 
 λά) '/], man-like, becoming to a man, magnani- 
 mous, high-minded. 
 
 Άν^ξω^Μζ, adv. like a man, bravely. 
 
 ΆνΙξΣιος, ύα, ΰον, belonging to a man. 
 
 ^ΑνΙζων, ωνοζ, ό, the men's apartment in a 
 house. 
 
 Άν^ξω^);, 0, 1. a. pas. jmrt of ά'Λξόομαι. 
 
 Άν^ΰίτκι, 3. 2'ri5. i7id. m. Poet, for ava- 
 όΰίται. 
 
 "Αν^ωχί, Dor. and Poet, for άνί^ωκι, S. 
 si7ig. 1. a. indie, act. ofVi^u^i. 
 
 Άνίβάλλίτβ, 3. sing, imperf. ind. mid. or 
 pas. aviQaXXovro, 3. p?. imperf. ind. m. or 
 jyas. of άναζάλλομαι. 
 
 Άνίζγι, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of αναζαίνω• 
 3. Jil. avi^ntrav. 
 
 ^ ΑνίζιζάσΌ,ν, 3. 2^1. 1 . a. ind. act. of avaSi~ 
 ζάζω, f. άσω. See ανσΛούνω. 
 
 Άνεζοξζόξυϊ,αν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of ava- 
 ζοξξοξύζω, to cry out, bawl out, grumble ; Ans- 
 toph. 
 
 Άνίζξα,χ^ί, 2. a. ind. act. 3. sing, άναζξί^ω, 
 
 Άνίζακτεν, Ion. for α,νίζΌη<ην, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 i7id. act. of ανα,ζοάω. 
 
 Άνίγύξω, f ίξω, to wake up ; to rouse, 
 animate ; to raise a buildi7ig ; in the mid, 
 voice, to wake or excite one's self, to be roused 
 or animated. 
 
 ^ΑΆγχΧτίτΰζ, ου, ο χοά h, not culpable, in- 
 nocent. From a and ϊγχλητοί. 
 
 Άνίγνάμττοντο, they wei'e bent, 3. jjI. ind. 
 impel f. pas. of γνάμττία, for χάμ^τω, 1. sing. 
 i7idic. 1. a. p. ανίγνάμφίνιν. 
 
 ^ Ανίγνωζίσύ'ή, 3. sing. 1. a. i7idic. jxis. of 
 αναγνωοίζω. From γνωξίζω. 
 
 ' Ανίγνω/τμα/, 1. si7ig. ind. p. Jias. aviyvcuff- 
 um, 1. sing. 1. a. jias. άνίγνωτε, 2. pi. 2. a. 
 indie, act. of ανχγη'&κτχω. 
 
 Άνίγξίτο, 3. sing, indie, imj^ef. j!Jff5. of 
 ά,vίγξoμa^,for άνίγίίξομαέ' ανίγξόμενοξ, aviyii- 
 ξόμίνοί• Theocr. 
 
 ^ Ανίγξομαι, hy Syncop. for άνίγίίξο//,αί, to 
 awaken, Theocr. 
 
 ^ Ανζ^'ίγμίύα, pluperf. pas. ind. 1. pi. of 
 ανανζ^ομοί!, for άνί^ί^ίγμίύα, by Sync. 
 
 Άνέδε^ξίν, 1. a. ind. act. 3. si7ig. of άνα^ύχ- 
 νυμ». 
 
 ΆνίΟβξατβ, 3. sing. I. a. ind. mid. of 
 αναοιχ;ομ.αι. 
 
 ΆΝΕ'ΔΗΝ, adv. freely, by permission ; 
 licentiously, οοηίηεεάΐ}', pell-mell ; abundantly ; 
 openly. Fro7n αή-Αμ,ι. 
 
 Άν'ί^ξ&χον, 1. si?7g. 2. a. mJ. act. by 
 Metath. for αν'ΐ^αξχον, fro7n ανα'^ίξχω, to look 
 up at, Iliad xiv, 436. From άνα and 
 οίοχω. 
 
 Άνί^ξο-μον, a, I, 1. mig. 2, a. ind. act. of 
 άνατξί^ω. 
 
 Άνί^υ, 3. sing•, md. inq^erf or 2. a. act. of 
 ανα^υμι. Th, οϋμ/. 
 
 Άν'ί^ϋη, 3. si}7g, imperf. ind. act. of ava- 
 "^υνω, to go out. 
 
 Άν-'^ύιτατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of αναδύω, 
 to emerge. 
 
 Άνί^ωχίν, 3. sing. l.fi. ind. act. of avaVi- 
 %ωμι. 
 
 Άνί'ίξγω, for ανίίξγΜ, to keep off, repel, 
 restrain. 
 
 ^ΑνίζίυΙίν, 3. sing. I. a. indie, act. of 
 άναζίύγνυμι. Th. ζίνγνΰω, or ξευγνυμι. 
 Ανίζω, f. ίσω, to place, or seat.] 
 
 ^ ΑτΧ,ο)'7τΰξΆΐϊζ, 3. si7\g. 1. a. ind. act. of ava- 
 
ANE 
 
 53 
 
 ANE 
 
 ζαιίτυξίω, wJiich is from ζωττνξίω. See ζω- 
 
 'Avsyjxiv, for avtixiv, 3. sing» 1. a. ind. act. 
 jitt. of an'/if/.t. 
 
 Άνίθάλίτί, 2. pi. 2. a. ind. act. from ά,νί- 
 ύαλον. From ava. and Β-οίλλω. 
 
 'Avihis, 0, liberated, freed; ρα/'ί. pas. 1. a. 
 from avi'tunv, 1. sing. 1. a, ind. pas. of ανίτιμι. 
 
 Άνίβ'ίΧ'/ιτοζ, ov, K6U h, unwilling, constrain- 
 ed, compelled. From a and Ιόίλω. 
 
 'Α»ί^'/7«α, Άξ, i, ι . a. ind. act. of α,να,τΊύ'/ιμι. 
 
 'Avi^yiv, or α,ηΐθ'/ιν, η;, 97, 1 . α. ind. pas. of 
 avtij^f also 2. a. ind. act. of άνατί^'/ιμι. 
 
 ^ Ανιΰζ&•^άμ•ην, ω, ατο, 1. a. indic. mid. of 
 άνατξίφω. Th. τρίψω. 
 
 ΆνίΊλγίτται, p. pas. 3. sing. ind. of uvx- 
 Χαμζα,νω, 
 
 'AviiX'/i^ui, 0, p. jiart. act. of mtiXciyXavu. 
 
 ΆνίΓλον, is, i, 1. sing. 2. a. ind. act. 
 ίνΐίλόμνιν, 1. sing. 2. a. ind. mid. of ανα,ιφω. 
 
 Άναμίν/], p. pare. pas. nom. sing. fern, 
 άνίΐμίνί} ^ίχιτ'/!, their mode of life becoming re- 
 laxed or softened, Thucyd. i, 6. From 
 άνΐ'/ιμι,^ 
 
 Άνίΐμίνως, adv. with indifference, remissly, 
 negligentlj^, JCen. Mem. ii, 4; also without 
 restraint, Ci/rop.^ 
 
 Άνίίμι, to return, proceed, go up, ascend. 
 From άνα and ίϊμι. 
 
 Άνίίμων, ovos, κιΔ yi, unclothed, ill-clothed. 
 
 ' Aviiv, Ion. for kvvhv, from ά,ννω. 
 
 ΆνίΓνα;, inf. from 2'. a. ind. act. «vJjv 
 hence the pa?^t, dvits, fern. dviTffa• 2. a. irf. 
 mid. ά,ύσύα.1' άνίΊσόα,ι, p. infin. pas. of άν'ΐ'/ίμι. 
 
 Άνίίξνα-αν, 3. 2)1. a. 1. indic. act. they 
 ivithdrew. Tk. Ιξύω. 
 
 Άνιίζω, to knit, weaA'e, to knot, tie together. 
 
 'AviTffotv, 3. pi. 1 . a. α,ηΊσα,' from, αηιμι. 
 
 ^ Aviltruoit, See άνιΤναι. 
 
 ΆνίΓ;^», 3. sing, iinperf, ind. act. άναχόμην, 
 1. sing, imperf. ind. m. or pas. of ανίχω. 
 
 Άνίίω, άνίω, or άνήω, Poet. Ion. or Att.for 
 άνω, 1. sing. 2. a. sub. act. of άν'ιγιμι, 
 * 'Av'ixahv, adv. from above, from on high. 
 
 'Avixas, the same as the j^^sceding. Th. 
 
 t / 
 
 ' AvtK^myyiros, ου, ο κ,αι '/ι, that cannot be 
 told or related, unspeakable. From et, Ικ, and 
 
 βΐ'/ιγίομιχί. 
 
 Άήκλαγον, 3. pi. 2. α. ind. act. from dvcc- 
 χλάζω. Th. κλάζω. 
 
 Άνίχλύλτ^τοξ, ov, TtoCi -A, that cannot be 
 spoken, unspeakable, very great, N. Test. 
 From a,, Ik, and λχλίω. 
 
 Άνίκ.λίΐ'τττος, ου, ο καΊ h, unceasing, constant, 
 perpetual. From a, I», and λίίτω. 
 
 Άνίχλύ•ττω$, adv. unceasingly, always, for- 
 
 6Λ•6Γ. 
 
 Άνΐκλίτ^ι?) ίωί, ο κοά νι, the same as the 
 2)receding. 
 
 Άνίχόμια-ί, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act. of άνακο- 
 μ*ζω. Th. κομίζω. 
 
 Άνίχότ'/ι, 3. sing. 2. α. ind. pas* of ανακόπ- 
 τομαι. Th. κό-τΓτω. 
 
 Άνΐχ^λ' /ixros, ου, ο, fearless, not frightened. 
 From a and Ικττλ'Αττομαι. 
 
 Άνίχ-ττΧ'Αχτως, adv. intrepidly, fearlessly. 
 
 Άνίχξο,γον, £5, ε, 2. a. indic. act. of ανύίχξά- 
 ζω. Th. κράζω. 
 
 'AvixTOi, 91, OV, supportable, sufferable, endur- 
 able. From άνίχω. 
 
 Άνίχτότίξον, comjMr. of ανεχτός. 
 
 Άνεκτωί, adv. in a supportable manner. 
 
 ' AviKuXiffS'/ii, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. of 
 άναχυλ'ιω. 
 
 Άνίχφξαα-τος, ου, ό χα) '/ι, unutterable, un- 
 speakable.] 
 
 Άνίχφων/ΐτοί, 0U, ο κα) ί, not expressed or 
 spoken, unutterable.] 
 
 Άνίλίνιμόνω;, adv. cruelly, mercilessly. 
 
 Άνίλί'/ιμων, όνος, ό κα) h, merciless, pitiless, 
 cruel. From a and Ιλιήμων. 
 
 ΆνίλίΓν, 2. a. inf. act. ανίλγς, 2. sing. 2. a. 
 subj, act. άνιλων, part. 2. a. act. άνιΧίσβαι^ 
 
 2. a. inf. mid. of αναίξίω. 
 
 Άνίλίύ^ξος, ου, ό κα) h, not liberal, mean, 
 unbecoming a man of liberal mind, Theophr. 21. 
 From a and Ιλεύόίξος. 
 
 Άνίλ'/,φβί]ν, 1. α. i7id.~ p«s. 1. sing, of 
 
 αναΧαμζάνω. 
 
 Άνίλίσ•<τω, 07' 
 
 Άvίλίττω,f ί^ω, to unfold or unrol, as the 
 books of the ancients, to turn over, Xen. Mem. 
 i, 6.]^ 
 
 ^Ανίλκω, imperf. hid. act. 1. sing. avilXxov, 
 to drag or draw upwards, draw back. 
 
 Άνίλόντα, acc. sing. masc. j^cirt. 2. a. act. 
 of αναέξίω. 
 
 Άνίλοντο, 2. a. mid. 3. 2^1' ind. Ion. for 
 άνύλοντο• from αναίξίω. 
 
 Άνελτίζω, to be in despair or hopeless. 
 
 Άνίλ'7Γ4ς, ί^ος, ό χα) 'h, hopeless. 
 
 Άνζλ'τ'κη^ς, 1 . a. subj. act. 2. sing, of 
 ανίλτίζω. Th. Ιλτίς. 
 
 ΆνίΧτιστία, ας, vi, the being destitute of 
 hope, despair, hopelessness. 
 
 Άνίλ^κττον, ου, το, for ανίλτίσ-τ/α, Thucyd, 
 
 "Ανίλτισ'τος, ου, ό κα) '/ι, hopeless, despairing ; 
 unhoped for, contrary to expectation. From, 
 ανίλ-τίζω. 
 
 ' Άνίλ^ίσ•τωί, adv. unexpectedly, contrary to 
 expectation or hope. 
 
 Άνίλων, όντος, ό, 2. a. act. jmrt. ανίλωοΊρ 
 
 3. j)l' 2, a. act. subj. of αναίξίω. 
 
 Άνίμεινί, 3. nng. 1. a. ind. act. άνιμιΊνατε, 
 2. ρ/. 1. a. ind. act. of αναμένω. 
 
 "ΑνίμίίΤ'/ΐτος, ου, ό κα) 'h, not reprehensible or 
 blameworthy, not deserving reproach or indig- 
 nation, irreproachable ; ίφνις γαξ αν χα) συ 
 ανιμία-'Ατον ίϊναι, for you too would say that it 
 is not deserving of reproach, or indignation; 
 Luciaiis Dialog. From a and νιμισάω.'^ 
 
 Άνίμ&ω, c!/,f. εσω, p. εκα, to vomit, throw 
 out. From εμίω. 
 
 ΆνεμιαΊοξ^ ov, ό κα) τι, filled with wind, puflP• 
 ed up, empty, frivolous, changeable.] 
 
ANE 
 
 54 
 
 ANE 
 
 Άν-μί^ο;, ου, χα) 9], the same as the 2>re- 
 eeding u'ord. 
 
 Άνίμίζω, J", ίο-ω, p. riv'tfuxa, to move 07' 
 shake b}' the wind ; part, jrres. pas. άνεμίξόμίνο;. 
 Th. OL' /ιμύζ. 
 
 Άνίμιμνί, 3. nng. imperf. ind. act, of dva- 
 μίμνω. Poet, for μίνω. 
 
 Άήμιοί, tec, lov, t/te same as ανίμιαίο? .'\ 
 Άνίμνήίτβτι, 3. shlg. 1. a. ind. pas. of μνά,ομαι. 
 Άνίμόίΐ;, ιντοί, ο κκ) νι, windy, exposed to 
 the wind fused by the jwetsj ; IcrUv άνίμόιν, the 
 sail fitted to the wind, Piyid. Pyth. i, 177.] 
 
 "ANEMOS, ου, 0, the ^vind, a breeze, the 
 breath, gen. άνίμοιο• Ion. dot. pi. ανίμοίσ•/. 
 Hence άνεμόαί, tvros• άνίμ<ό^γ>ς, ιοζ' αΜμοω, 
 ω' άνίμί^ίο;, ου• ανίμιο;, άνίμια,ιοξ. Prom 
 αιτίμι. 
 
 Άημοΰ-χ,ί'Ττι;, los, ο χοά w, sheltering or 
 screening from the wind, Iliad xvi, 224. From 
 ff>ii<7r&i and α,νίμοζ. 
 
 Ανίμοβ•φα.ξθίγοζ, ου, ο xou ί, resounding with 
 the wind. Piml. From α,νιμος and σφάξοίγο:. 
 Άνίμοτξ&φ^ΐίί and άνιμοτζί^'Α?, ios, ό xcu vi, 
 strengthened or augmented (literally., fedy \>γ 
 the wind ; Iliad xi, ^LoQ, xa', 625. From 
 ανίμο; and Τξίψω. 
 
 Άνίμότξοτο;, ου, ό κα) η, tossed about by 
 the wind, Anacr. Th. 'Τξίτω. 
 
 Άν-μοφάοξία, as, '/ι, destruction caused by the 
 wind, a blasting. 
 
 Άνίμόφβοξο;, ου, ο kcx,) ί, destroyed by the 
 wind. 
 
 Άνζμαω, ω, f ωσω, to blow, fan, ventilate, 
 expose to the wind. 
 
 'AvSjitiTO^iirrijj, ου, ο xcti h, unimpeded, un- 
 ebstructed, at liberty, free. From a, and 
 Ιμτο^ίζω. Hence 
 
 Άνίμτοΐίίττα;, adv. freely, Avithout imped- 
 iment. 
 
 Άημύ^'/ι;, sos, ο xcci h, windy, filled with 
 wind, having the qualities of wand.] 
 
 ΆνίμώΧιοζ, ου, ο κά) r„ empty, vain, consist- 
 ing of wind; ά,))ΐμωΧΐΆ βάζαν, to utter A'ain 
 thmgs, Odys. iv, 837. From α,ημος. 
 
 ^Αημ.ωνη, ν,ζ, 'h, the plant Anemone ; so 
 Cicdled from ίίνίμοζ, the wind, because it is sup- 
 posed not to open except the wind blows ; also 
 vanity or emptiness. 
 
 'Av^v^iiji, ios, KBu vt, not indigent, not in 
 want of. From a. and iv^ir,?. 
 
 'Avivhxrov, ου, το, tliat never happens, im- 
 possible. From a and Ιν^ί^ίταί. 
 
 'Aviny/ccci, \. a. inf. act. avinyxu,;, part. 
 1. a. act. uviv'tyxiTv, 2. a. inf. act. aviviyxcJv, 
 jmrt. 2. a. act. of άνοίφϊζω. 
 
 Άηνίίχατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. mid. Ion. and 
 Poet, for KV'/iviyxaro• α,νίνίΐχύμίνοί, part. 1. 
 a. mid. άνίνύχα,ς, 1. a. part. act. άνιναχ^βύ^, 
 jjart. pas. 1. a. of άνα,φίζω. 
 
 Άύηυσ-ίν, 1• a. ind. act. 3. sing, of uvu- 
 νίύω. From νίυω. 
 
 ' ΑνίνηνοχυΊο!,, VI, bursting forth, sending forth ; 
 part, perf mid. Alt. fern, from κναφίξω. Gen. 
 xl, 10. 
 
 'Avivo^X'/ivog, ου, Kou 'h, undisturbed, not 
 troubled, tranquil. From a and Ινοχ^λίω. 
 
 Άνίντίξ, nom. pi. pft?'i. 2. a. act. άη\$, 
 ίντοζ• from ανί^ιμι. 
 
 Άνΐ^ά,λίΐ9Ττο;, ου, ό χα) h, indelible. From 
 a and Ιζκλίίφο/. 
 
 Άνί^ίλίγχτο;, ου, ό χοί) γι, irrefutable ; cdso, 
 not supported by proofs, Thucyd. i, 21. From 
 ot and Ιλίγ^ω. 
 
 Άνίξίξίύνκ/το;, ου, ο χα.) ή, unsearchable, un- 
 discoA'^erable, hidden. From a, and ϊξίξΐυνάω. 
 
 'Avi^traa-Tos, ου, ό χα) 'h, unexamined, unex- 
 plored, Demosth. Philip, i ; unheard, as an 
 accused jierson, Plato. Froiyi a and l^s- 
 τάζω.'\ 
 
 Άνφτάσ-ΤΛίί, adv. without examination or 
 inquir5\ 
 
 Άνφχαχία, tai, h, endurance of misfortunes 
 or e\nls, patience. 
 
 Άη^Ίκαχοί, ου, ο χα) h, enduring misfor- 
 tunes, patient of injuries. From ανίχ^ομαι, and 
 χαχόν. 
 
 Άνί^ιχ,ν'ίαΰ -ro:, ου, ο χα) 'h, that eludes inves- 
 tigation ; that cannot be traced. From α and 
 ί^,ιχνίάζω. Th. "χνο;. 
 
 'Avi^o^os, ου, χα) τι, that has no egress or 
 passage out, that cannot be passed. From a 
 and εξο^βί. 
 
 Άν'ίζ,ομαι, 1-f. ind. mid. of αν'ίχ,ω. 
 
 Άνίονται, Ion. for avuvrai, 3»p/. perf. ind. 
 pas. of άνί'/!μ.ι. 
 
 Άνί9ταίσ-ά'/,το;, that does not perceive, or is 
 not perceived. From a and Ιττκισ^άνομα/. 
 
 Άνί7ταία•χυντοξ, ου, ο χα) νι, destitute of 
 modesty, impudent, bold. From a and i-raiff- 
 ρζυνομ,αι. 
 
 Άν;τάλμίν9ί, Poet, for άν-φαλλόμενο?, from 
 αν^φάλλομαι. Froin ava, Ι-ττ), and οίλλο- 
 μαι. 
 
 Άνίταλτο, 3. sing. 1. a. indie, mid. by 
 Sync, and Dor. for άνίφ•/ιλκτο. From ava. for 
 avoj, ί9τ), and όίλλομ,αι. 
 
 Άη-τανόξ^ωτα;, ου, ο χα) h, that cannot be 
 corrected or amended, unamendal)le. From ^ 
 and ί-τανοζβόω, tl'hich isfrom άνοού'οω. 
 
 "Ανίταχ^ύως, not reluctantly, not unwillingly. 
 From α and l-rapi^ih;, io;. 
 
 Άνίττϋίτα, 1. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ava~ 
 •π'ύόω. 
 
 ' Αν'ί'τημ-^'α., 1. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 
 ^Avi-TTiffa, a$, s, 1. a. ind. act. aviviffov, s;, 
 s, 2. a. i7id. act. of αναττΊχτω. 
 
 '"An'Z'Ahmi, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of avairn- 
 taca. Th. ^'/ι^άω. 
 
 'AvzTyipiaffToc, ου, ό χα) %, unhurt, uninjur- 
 ed, not liable to injuiy.] 
 
 ^ Ανί'τηφ.αστον, ( advei-bially ) without injury. 
 
 Άν£ίΓ;βίί/λ£^τοί, ου, ο χλ) h, that cannot be 
 taken in ambush, secure from being surprised. 
 
 Άνί'ττίγξαφοζ, ου, ο χα) h, not having a title 
 or superscription. Th. yoaipoj. 
 
 ' ΑηηχαΧό'Τ'Γωί, in an unconcealed manner, 
 openly, nakedly. 
 
ANE 
 
 55 
 
 ANE 
 
 'Avi'x-iKXi'lTds, ου, χα) w, unblamed, uncen- 
 sured, Thucyd. and Xen.'\ 
 
 ΆητΓίκωλΰτωζ, in an unimpeded manner. 
 
 'Αν£•3-/λ>}'ττβ5, ου, ο Tiou 'h, unblamed, irrep- 
 rehensible. From a, and Ιτίλ'/ι-ττο;, ου. Τ/ι. 
 λοίμ.ζάνω. 
 
 Άνί<7τΊμικ.τοί, ου, β κοά τι, unmixed, uncon- 
 nected with any thing foreign, JFroni a, and 
 
 'Avi-rtvo'/iToi, ου, xcii h, unthought of, un- 
 foreseen, inconceivable. FroTn a and Ι-τινοίω. 
 
 Ά•ατι%ίστοζ, ου, ο kou 'h, unfinished, unpol- 
 ished, ungarnished ; Henod. From a. and 
 Ιτίζίίυ. Th. '^ίω. 
 
 'AviTrtppixTo;, ου, ό και τι, not yet offered, 
 i. e. in sacrifice; not purified or consecrated, 
 Hesiod. From Ι-^ιρρίζω. Th. ρίζω.'\ 
 
 'Avi-^ippiXT&iv, gen. 2)1. of ανί'τίρρίκτο;. 
 
 Άνίττια-τάτΜί, adv. inconsideratel}^ heed- 
 lessly ; Dionys. Hal. de Compos, c. 3.] 
 
 " Α'ίί'7τιστ'Λμω\, ovog, ό χα.) '/ι, ignorant, unin- 
 structed, unskilled. Frofu ίτισ-τήμιον, 
 
 ΆνίΤίο-τξίφω, J". •■I'M, p. Φοί, to turn back, 
 turn ai-ide. 
 
 Άνί-τΓίστξόφως, adv. without turning back j 
 negligently, heedlessly. 
 
 Άνίτ'κτχ^ζτο;, ου, ο χα,) ν\, unrestrained, unre- 
 istrainable.] 
 
 ' Ati'Tclru.xroi, ου, ο xct) h, acting without an 
 order or command, Thucyd. invincible, brave. 
 
 ' A-iiriTY^ioi, Ion. for a.ii'Trirrihuoi, unsuita- 
 ble, incongruous, unfit. From a and Ι-νιτνι- 
 
 %ίΙΟζ. 
 
 Άη^πΊφύονοί, ου, ο kou h, not exciting envy, 
 not enviable. Th. φ^όνο?. 
 
 Άνίτίφξοίστος, ου, ό xou vi, unutterable, inex- 
 pressible, inconceivable, Si7no7iid.^ 
 
 Άνί9Ττύ(/,οίν, Oor.for α,νζτττάμγιν, 1. sing. 2. 
 a. ind. m. of α,νΐ'^^ττα.μοιι, Th. 'ί'τττα,μα.ι. 
 
 Άνίττοί'/ιτο, 3. sing. 2}lupe7f. ind. jms. of 
 ανοί-τττοάομκι, f. νκτομα,ι, J). άνίτΤ'ΤοΙ'/ιμοίΐ. See 
 ' Ανοίττοίομοίΐ. From ά,να. and 'Terc'iu. 
 
 'Avi^,for οί/ίξα, άν^ξοί, acc.silig. ά,ύρίς, nom. 
 pi. of. ά,νγΐξ. 
 
 ΆνίξΆίττοί, ου, ό xBi) h, not to be loved, un- 
 lovely. From a and Ιξάω. 
 
 Άνΐξύ•χτω, or rather ανζξίτττω, f. -^ω ; tised 
 
 by Homer in tite mid. voice, άνίζίί-ττομοί/, to 
 
 carry off on high, to carry away, snatch, seize; 
 
 ' άνίξίί-φοίτο, Apol, Rhod. i, 214, and άηξα•^ύ.~ 
 
 μινοΐ, ii, 503.] 
 
 Άνίξίΐ-ψοίμίν^ι, 1. a. m. part, of άηούτττο- 
 μa,ι,f. -φομαί. See ' ΑνζξίΊ<Τ'Γω. 
 
 Άνίζμάτκττος, ov, ο κα,) τι, not steadied or 
 ballasted, as a ship ; not firm, insecure ; γλωσ- 
 σά, a voluble tongue, Chrysost. and PLut. 
 
 'Avippaym, vii, n, 2. a. ind. 2f(ts. άναρρή- 
 γνυμι. Th. ρνιγνυμι. 
 
 Άνζρρκμμίνοζ, ου, ο, ρ. part. pas. (f α,να,ρρά,'^- 
 'Τομα.ι. Th. ράττω. 
 
 'A]iippnu'/iv, and thence avetpp'/^h);, 2. a. pas. 
 avuppviu'/iv u-Tru-roi, I was declaied consul, Phit, 
 dvicpp'/ihi; στίφοινο;, the crown was announced 
 9r proclaimed,, Demosth. and jEschin.] 
 
 Ανίρρωγί, 3. sing. pi. ind. mid. Ait. for 
 oivippriyv from άνβίρργιγυμι. See ρ'^ηγνυμ/. 
 
 Άνίξχ^ομοίΐ, 1 . f. ?n. άνελίύιτομοίί, to arrive 
 at, to ascend, to return; 2. a. ind. act. άνΤιλύον. 
 Th. ίξ^ομα,ί. 
 
 "Avis, 2. sing. 2. a. imj)erat. act. of avr/iui. 
 
 Άν'ίΰ-οίίμι, 1. sing. 1. a. opt. act. dvua-cc,, 1. 
 siYig. 1. a. ind. act. of άήΖ,ω. Th. ϊζω, 
 or \ω. 
 
 "Aviffav, 3. pi. of avYiv, 2. a. ind. act. of 
 άν'ΐ'/ιμι. 
 
 "Avio-is, ιως, fi, relaxation, intermission, rest, 
 repose, indulgence ; excessive liberty or licen- 
 tiousness, Aristot. Pol. releasing or giving up 
 a debt. From άνίγιμι. 
 
 'Aviffff'jro, 3. sing. jjZMper/". ^«5. of άν«- 
 (Τίυω. See also under ζα-συμκί and 'ισσυύίν. 
 
 Άνίΰ'ΤΆν, AEol. Sync, for άνίστ'/ισΆν, 3. pi. 
 2. a. ind. act. dvitrT-oc, Oor. for άύστνι, 3. 
 sing, of α,νίσττιμι. 
 
 'Aviirri&ffi, Ion. for ά,νίστ'Ακα,σι, they rise or 
 use to arise, Herod, iii, 02 ; 3. pi. perf. ind. 
 act. of α,νίστ'/ιμι. So άνζστιως. Ion. for dvi<rT'/i~ 
 xui, part. j)erf. oci.] 
 
 Άνέίττ^ν, 1. 5;»^. 2. a. ind. act. of άν'κτττ,μι, 
 which see. 
 
 'Aviifnoi, ου, κχ) h, destitute of a home or 
 abode, homeless, wandering, roaming. From 
 α and iffTiOi. 
 
 Άνίσχιύομν), 1 , pi. impcrf. of α,ΜΟ,σχίύω for 
 αύχ^ω, we lifted up, Odys. ix, 294.] 
 
 "Άύσχ^ιτο, he lifted up or raised ; Iliad xxi, 
 67 ; 3. sing. 2. a. ind. mid. άνίο-χ^όμην, ouy 
 from άν'ί^ω. 
 
 Άνίτάξω, f. affu, p. άν/ιταχα, to examine, 
 investigate, search into. From «νά and 
 
 ίτάζω. 
 
 Άνίτίΐλΐ, 1. a. indie, act. 3. si7ig. of dvx- 
 τίλλω. 
 
 'AvirifiTo, 3. sing, imjierf. ind. pas. of 
 
 κνατί^'/ίμι. 
 
 Άνίτο;, ου, ό κα) η, lax, slack, loose, licen- 
 tious ; open. From άνΐτιμί. 
 
 Ά/ίτως, adv. in a lax manner, loosely, 
 remissly, licentiously. 
 
 "Ανιυ, ado. governing tlie ge7i. without, ex- 
 cept, saΛ^e, besides. 
 
 Άν,υάζω, f ίσοι, to shout as a Bacchanal,, 
 to utter the Bacchanalian cry of Evo'e. 
 
 "Ανιυθίν, adv. A\'ithout, far off; a.nυl•iv ΙμίΤ»^ 
 without me, Iliad.^ 
 
 'Avzohros, o'j, κα.) h, not apposite or suit- 
 able, useless, futile. From a and ζυύίτβ;, ou^ 
 κα) h. 
 
 ^Ανίύύυνα^ nom-, j)l. neut. gen. of άνζύύϋνο?, 
 ου, ό κα) 7i, not liable to render an account, 
 irresponsible for his acts, independent ; innocent 
 of a charge, 
 
 Άνρ.υΰϋνωζ, adv. in circumstances involving 
 no responsibility, independently of others, as 
 tyrants are. From a and ίΐύΰνω. 
 
 Άνζύξίτος, ου, ό κα) τι, undiscovered, not 
 found out. 
 
 Άνίυζ'κίκύί, f, dvivoyiiTid, p. ανίύξνιχχ, to find 
 
ANE 
 
 5δ 
 
 ANH 
 
 out, discover, invent, imagine ; 2. a. κ,ηνξαν, 
 SS) ί• 2. a. inf. act. ά,νίυξίΐν. Th. ιίίξ'κτκ,ω. 
 
 Άηυΐρ'/ιμίω, ω,/. ν\σω, to receive favourably, 
 to celebrate with favourable omens ; oZso, to 
 make lamentations. From ανά, or a, priv. and 
 
 Άηφαίνίτσ, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. avi- 
 φαινί, 3. sing, ifnjyerf. ind. act. of ά,να,φοΆνω• 
 άηφάνκτο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. in. κνίφανχ, 1. 
 sing. I. a. ind. act. Th. φχίνα• 
 
 'Ανίφάλλομα,ι, to rebound or spring back. 
 From «vic, Ιφ', and αλλομα.ι.'^ 
 
 Άΐιίφάνηίπ, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of άνκ- 
 φωνίω. 
 
 Άνίχ^άζίτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. of 
 
 ^ Κνιχύί^τος, gen. sing. 1. a. part. jias. of 
 ανάγω, or ά,νίχω ; according to others, for 
 nviviy^eivros, from άνα,φίξω. 
 
 ' Κηχ,οΙμ,α,ν, Dor. for ανιχοίμνν, 1. sing. 
 pres. opt. mid. of άήχ^ομαι. 
 
 Άνίχο/τ, for άύχοιτο, 3. sing. pres. ojyt. 
 inid.from 
 
 Άύχομαι, to endure, bear, disregard, sup- 
 port, sustain ; also, to give heed to ; iviperf. 
 bid. mid. κνίΐχ;όμ.7]ν, and νιηιχ^Όμ'/ιν fivith a 
 double augment J, 1 . sing. 1 . f. ind. m. avi^o- 
 μα,ΐ' 1. sing. 2. a. mid. άησχ^Όμην' 1. sing, 
 pres. opt. άηχοι [Λ' /i'j, Dor. άνίχ^οιμα,ν, I could 
 suffer or endure, Theocr. Idyl, xi, 53. ovl•' 
 κν'φται, nor will support or bear, Furij?. 
 Med. 38. Th. ερ^ω.] 
 
 Άνί^Μ, f clvi^ci), or άνα,σχ^Υιο'ω, p. avitf^^yiKCi, 
 to raise or lift up, to sustain, to hold up, ex- 
 hibit ; to restrain, repress ; also to hold in esti- 
 mation, to value, to honour, (Sophocl. and 
 Etiripid.J to rise, or appear above ; χί'ϊξκί 
 aviff^ov, lifted up their hands, Iliad vi, 301 ; 
 βα,ξυν άνοί 6υμον 'ίχοισα, pretending (or hold- 
 ing out) heavy displeasure, Theocr. i, 96 ; 
 άήσχον σο) φά,οζ (ΤΜτήζίον, held up to you a light 
 of safety, Eitrip. Med. 482 ; oiln άνίχουιτι 
 yuvoi7xis, nor do women sustain, or raise them- 
 selves up from. Soph. (Edip, Tyr. 174.] 
 
 ^ Κύχω)/, pres. part. act. of άήχω. 
 
 Άνίχύίξησα,, ας, ι, 1. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 χνοίχωξίω. 
 
 'ΑΝΕΨΙΟ' 2, ου, ο, a nephew, a cousin, a 
 relation, a connexion ; ανί-φία, as, h, a niece, 
 a female relation. 
 
 Άνί-φυχύίν, for α.νί•φύχβ>ια•οιν, 3. pZ, 1. a. 
 ind. pas. of άνοί-ψυχω. Th. •φΰχω. 
 
 "Aviou, nom.pl. of oivtoj?, mute, silent. 
 
 'Av'iMyx, 1 . sing. perf. hid. mid. Alt. ά,ηώχ- 
 ^'/jv, and ill 3. pi. άνζΜχ6ησύΐ.ν, 1. a. hid. pas. 
 <f ανοίγω, 
 
 Άνίωγμίνοζ, p. part. pas. of ανοίγω. 
 
 'Aviuv'7-Ki,for άνίϊνται, 3. ]>l. p. ind. pas. of 
 Άνί'ήμι. But some consider it us the 2. a. sub. 
 m.for άνωνται, as άφίωvτat,for άφωνται. 
 
 Άνίω^α, as, ί, 1. a. hid. act. of ανοίγω. 
 
 "Ανίως, ω, ο, pi. ανεγ, silent, nmte, still j as 
 if from a and α'ΐω. 
 
 Άνί, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. act. ofdvi' /ιμι. 
 
 Άνηκαν, pres. infin. act. contr. for avn^auv^ 
 froin 
 
 Άνΐ)ζ&ω, a,f. 'fiffcfj, to grow young again, t© 
 renew one's age. Th. '^n. 
 
 Άν^ξος, ου, ο και 'h, of unripe years, that has 
 not arrived at mature age, immature. Theocr.^ 
 
 Άν^γαγον, is, i, 2. a. indie, act. Att. for 
 άν^γον from ανάγω. 
 
 'Ανήγγειλαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of αναγ- 
 γέλλω' άνηγγελνιν, ης, η, 2. a. hid. pas. 
 
 'AvnyiTffdaijfor ^ιηγεΊσθαι, to relate, narrate. 
 Th. γιγίομαι. 
 
 'Avythoa;, adv. disagreeably, unpleasantly. 
 From a and rious. 
 
 Άvήεffav,for άν/ιεισχν, 3. p)l. imperf. ind, Att, 
 of α,νΐιμι. 
 
 'Av'/i>j, Poet, for avn, 3. sing. 2. a. subj, 
 act. of άνιγιμι. 
 
 "ΑΝΗΘΟΝ, ου, το, the plant called Dill, or 
 Anise, Aristoph. Nub. 978. From avu 
 Β-εΐν, to run up straight. 
 
 Άν'/ίϊ'ξα, 1. siiig. 1. a, ind. act. of dva- 
 ϊα'σ'ω. 
 
 'Av'/ii'ev, I ascended or Avent up. From uva 
 and viov. 
 
 Άν^ικε, 3. si7ig. 1. a. ind. act. of άνίημί' 
 άνηκάμην, 1. sing. I. a. ind. mid. 
 
 Άν/ίχεσ-τος, ου, ο και 'h, incurable, irremew 
 diable, Xen. Mem. iii, 5. From a and 
 aniffTos. 
 
 Άν/ιχειττως, adv. irremediably ; irrecovera- 
 bly, Herod, viii, 28.] 
 
 Άν/ιχόνηξε, 3. mig. imperf ind. act. of 
 «ναχοντιζω. Th. άκων. 
 
 'Av^y-oos, ου, κ,αϊ '/ι, that does nOt hear^ 
 never hearing, Xen. Mem. ii, 1 .] 
 
 Άν/ίκουίττεω, f. '^ιτω, not to hear, to be deaf 
 to, disobey. 
 
 Άνήχουστος, ου, ο xsu τι, that cannot be 
 heard. From a and άχ,ούω.~\ 
 
 Άν/ικ,ω, f 'ήύ^ω, p. 'Τικα, to arrive at, attain 
 to leach, ascend, rise to. 
 
 "Ανήκων, ούσα, ov, part, pres. act. of αν^κω. 
 From dva and ηκω. 
 
 Άνήλα,το, 3. nng. 1. a. ind. m. of άνάλ- 
 λομαι. Th. ίίλλομαι. 
 
 Άν/ιλατοξ, ου, ο και 'λ, unsubdued, untamed, 
 obstinate. 
 
 ' Ανηλθεν, 3. sing. 2. a. hid. act. of ανεξ- 
 χομαι. Th. ίξχομαι, 
 
 ' Ανηλω6ην, -ns, η, 1. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. 
 άνήλωκα, p. ind. act. άνήλωσα, 1. a. ind. act., 
 if αναλίσκω. 
 
 Άνήμελκτος, ου, ο και νι, unmilked, Odys. 
 ix, 439. Th. άμ'ελγω. 
 
 Άvyιμεv,for ανιμεν, l.plur. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 άνίημι, or, according to some, by Sync, for 
 άνήκαμιν, 1. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of tlie same 
 verb ; but άνημεν is imperf. of ανειμι, in the 
 sense of ανίζχομαι, to return. 
 
 Άν-ήμεςος, ου, ο και h, savage, ferocious, 
 rude, uncivilized.• From a and vμεξos. 
 
 Άν/ίμ.μ'ίνος, piart. perf paS. of ανά'τττω. 
 
 Άνίν, 1. sing. 2. a, ind. act. of αν/ινιμι. 
 
ΑΝΘ 
 
 57 
 
 ΑΝΘ 
 
 Άνψα(τύα.ι, 1. α. hif. tn. of ανψά.μην, 1. 
 ung. 1. a. ind. m. from dvaivoy,en, perf. 
 α,νψγιμα,ι. 
 
 ΆντινιγκΛ, and Ion. dvivuxu, 1. sing. 1. a. 
 indie, act. of άνχφίζω' 1. a. ind. ims. άνγιύ^ύ•ήν^ 
 for άν/ιν'ίγχ^ί'/ιν. 
 
 ^ Ανηνίγχύ-ήτ'α,ν, 3. ^)Λ 1. a. ind. j)a&. of 
 
 Άν^νητκι, 3. sing. p. i7id. pas. of avenivefAxt, 
 or 3. sing. 1. a. m. subj. 
 
 Άντινοθοί,, α,ζ, i, 1 sing. p. ind. mid. of άνθίω, 
 p. Tnid. γίνβα, and by Έρβηί/ι. of o, and Alt. 
 redupl. άνήνοία.. Th. α,νύοξ. 
 
 Άν^νοξβί, ace. sing, (f άνήνωξ. 
 
 ^A-vmuffTos, or avnvvro?, ου, ο stou ί], that can- 
 not be accomplished, futile, vain. Th. ανύω. 
 
 Άννινωξ, οξοξ, ό, not manly, effeminate, 
 cowardly.] 
 
 'Avn^^rai, 3. sing. ji. ind. pas. of άνκ'^ττομαι. 
 Th. α,'τττΜ. 
 
 ΆΝΗ^Ρ, α,νίξΟί, αν^ξοί, ό, άνοξ), οίνοξα, ώ 
 ανίξ. ρΐ. αν^ξίζ, ανοξίον, avh^acri, αν^ξα,ς, a man, 
 a male ; also brave, of manly courage. 
 
 Άν^ξίό-ή, 3. sing, 1. a. ind. pas. of άνα,ΐξίω. 
 
 Άν/ΐξίί-φΛντΰ, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. m. of άνίζύττ- 
 <το[ΛΆΐ. See Άνίξίί'!Τ7ω. 
 
 Άνιΐξ'/ικωί, Ότοζ, ό, that has taken away ; 
 jitt. άνΰίρααξ'/ικούζ. Ion. ανχρραίξίΐχ,Μς, jyart. 
 perf. act. άν^ζ'/ιντα-ι, 3. p)l. perf. ind. pas. of 
 ανΛίξίω. 
 
 Άν'/ΐξΐύ(Λη(τά.μην, 1. sing. 1. a. ind. τη. of 
 άνοίξί6μίω. Th. άξίίμοζ. 
 
 'Ανήξοτ-οί, ου, ο xcci h, untilled, uncultivated. 
 
 Th. άξόω. 
 
 ^ Ανήξ'^οΐΌ'ί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of α,ναξ- 
 τάζω. 
 
 Άννίξωηυν, Ion. and Oor. for κνήξωτουν, 
 3. pi. imperf ind. act. of άνίξωτίω, Ion. and 
 Dor. for α,νΐξΰϋτά,Μ, to ask. 
 
 'Av'^ffffriTo;, ου, ό χα) h, unconquered, invin- 
 cible. ] 
 
 'Avviifco, ίΐς, ii, 1. f. ind. act. of κνί'/ιμί• 
 dvyia-nv, \.f inf. act. 
 
 ^Ανήφίην, 1. a. ind. pas. of ά,νάττω. 
 
 Άντιχ,ύην, 1 • α. mrf. pas. of ανάγω. 
 
 Άνήω, Att. for α,νίίω' Poet, for άνίω. Ion. 
 for ά,νω, 1. sing. 2. a. subj. act. of α,ν'ΐ'ήμι. 
 
 Άν^, See'Avr). 
 
 Άνθΰίΐξίομοίΐ, ουμα,ι, to choose or select one 
 in place of another, to substitute.] 
 
 Άν.ύάττομα,ι, f. -φομοα, to distress, harass, 
 Euri]). Med. 55. to take on one's self, effect ; 
 to seize or attack in turn, Herod, iii, 137.] 
 
 "Avha, nom. pi. of ϋνθοζ. 
 
 'Avh7, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of άνύ'ίω. 
 Fro7n ίίνθοζ. 
 
 "Avuua,, ας, ^, p)ro2)er name of a place, 
 Antheia. 
 
 ΆνθίΊλοντο, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. τη. of ά.νύαιφ.ο- 
 μοίΐ, from ά,νη and αά^ιω- 2. a. ind. act. 
 ΰλον. 
 
 Άνΰίλκ,ω, fut. ϊ,ω, to draw in an opposite di- 
 rection to others} io retard, slop. From 
 α,ντί and 'ίχκω. 
 
 . 8 
 
 ΆνΜμίνοζ, Poet, for ά^βψζνοί, pari. 2. a. 
 m.from άνα, and τίβημι- 
 
 Άνόίμ/ον, ou, TO, a flower, blossom j aisa u 
 plant supposed to be nigella. 
 
 Άνύίμ)ζ, ί^οζ, 91, the name of ύ j^^ant, sup- 
 posed to be chamomile.] 
 
 ΆνβίμΌα;, ίσσα,, sv, flowery, adorned with 
 flowers. From 
 
 "ΑνΗμον, ου, το, a flower. Froin άνύίω. 
 
 Άνόψοί, ου, ο xat h, for ά,νόιμόίΐ;. Poet. 
 flowery. 
 
 Άνβίζομαι, 5j, ίξετα/, 1. f. m. αν^ί^αιμα/, 
 1. sing. 1. a. m. sub. of άντίχ^ομοίΐ. 
 
 Άνύίξίωνγ ωνοί, ό, the chin, the under part of 
 the chin ; ace, sing, άνόίξίωνα. FroTn, avoes» 
 a flower, or downy growth. 
 
 ΆΝΘΕ'ΡΙΚ02, ου, h, a plant supposed to 
 be asphodel. From ανβος. 
 
 Άνόίξ/κοξ, gen, of άνβίξίζ, 0, by Pleonasm of v, 
 for αβίξΐζ, the same as άύήξ• 
 
 "Avunfuv, Poet, for dvihffav, 3. pi. 2, a. ind. 
 act. of α.να,'τ'ίθημ,ί. 
 
 "Avho-iv, dat.pl. of αΐνύος. 
 
 'Avu'i'ffT'/iKfx., 1. sing. p. ind. act. of άνύίσ•ψΐΐμι. 
 
 "Avhro, for άνίόετο, 3. sirig. 2. a. ind. τη. 
 α,νίθίμγιν, σο, το' frum ανοίτίύημι. 
 
 'Avuiuffoiv, Dor. for ά,νύουσα,ν, ace. sing. f. 
 g, pres. jyart. of άνθίω. 
 
 'AvditJ7t, 3. pi. jires. ind. act. ordat.pl. 
 part, pres. act. Dor. for avhutri^ which is fof 
 άνύίουοΊ. From 
 
 "Ανύίω, f. νισω, to be in flower, to bloom, 
 flourish ; to shine, be brilliant, be celebrated or 
 famous. 
 
 ■"Avi'sj, or 'Άντ'/ι, '/IS, 'h, 2^'''op^^ name of a 
 2)lace, Anthe or Ante. 
 
 'Avunhuv, Όνος, '/I, a bee. From τα uvivi 
 'i^iiv, to eat flowers. 
 
 Άνύνίζοϋ, dat. sing, of 
 
 Άνύ'/ιοοζ, ζα, ξον, flower}^ florid ; brilliant, 
 agreeable, pleasing to the sight. From uvuos. 
 
 'Ανθίζω, f ία-ω, to make flowery, to adorn or 
 spread with flowers. Th, α,νύοί. 
 
 'Avuivoi, or 'Avhivos, h, ov, flowery, made of 
 floAvers. From οίνύοζ. 
 
 Άνύκττάμίνοξ, 2'''^^^• 2^^^^• '^id. or ^;as. 
 άνβίστοίτο, 3. sing, impterf ind. mid. or 2^as. of 
 
 ' Ανβιστγιμί, f. α,ντκίτνισω, ρ). άνόίστΆΧΜ, to 
 place in opposition to, resist, oppose, obstruct, 
 1. a. act. ά,ντ'ίστνισα,, 2, a. act. άντίστην, impierf. 
 mid. or 2^cis, άνύκττά,μ'/ιν, α,σο, ατο, with the 
 dative case. From άντ) and 'ία-τ'/ιμι. 
 
 'AvuoVoKOi, ου, Kcci 'h, holding flowers, 
 Mosch. ii, 34. From avh Vix^nrdoii, to hold 
 flowers. 
 
 ΆνΰοΧογίω, ω, f. ν,σω, to gathex flowers. 
 From άνθος and λίγω. 
 
 Άνθομολογίω, M,f. ίηα-ω, p)0'S. ουμα,ι, to agree 
 mutually, make a compact, aclcnowledge, con- 
 fess ; to praise, give thanks, N. Test. From. 
 ά.ντ\ and ομολογίω,^ 
 
 "Ανθύξί, Poet, for ανίθοζί, 3. sing. 2. a. ind, 
 act. of α,νχθοξίω. Th. Β^όξω, 
 
 ΆΝΘ0,2. ios, TO} a flower, a blossom ; the 
 
ΑΝΘ 
 
 ■Ss 
 
 ΑΝΙ 
 
 flower of youth ; beauty, grace ; he7ice άνύίμΐζ, 
 
 *Av^ oToo, wherefore, why, for what reason. 
 
 ^Ανβξα,χίυ;, sof, or iug, o, a collier, a coal- 
 Cierchant. 
 
 Άν^ζΛκϊα, ας, η, a bed of coals, Iliad 
 ix, 213. Ion. α,νύζΆκ,ΐΥΐ, >ji, h. From uvd^ct,^• 
 
 Άν&οΛκΙξ, ihi, h, a fish broiled on the coals, 
 Aristoph.^ 
 
 ^ΆΝΘΡΑΗ, α^ος, ο, a coal of fire, embers ; 
 also a dead coal ; pit -coal ; a precious stone 
 called carbuncle or ruby ; a tumour or sore 
 called carbuncle. 
 
 "Avu^altit ίοί, or ίω;, «, acc, sing, όίνύξχ^/ν, 
 a coal. 
 
 ΆΝΘΡΗ'ΝΗ, vs, «, a hornet, Aristoph. 
 Nub. 946 ; a wasp, a bee.] 
 
 Άν^ρωτάξίο-χαί, ου, ό xx) h, a seeker of 
 popularity, a flatterer of the populace. T/i. 
 άξίσχω. 
 
 Άνόρωτάξίον, ου, το, the same as av6gufiov.'\ 
 
 'AvopuTiyi, h, contract. άνθξ6α'ΤΥΐ ; and άνίξω- 
 •xv^n for α,νβξωτύί], a human skin, Herod, v, 
 25 ; as o.'kou'TtiKTi is used for a fox skin, ^οξο, 
 being undet'Stood.] 
 
 'Ανίξώβηιος, ttoi, uov, and Ion. ανόζ/υτ^ϊο;, 
 of or belonging to man, human. 
 
 Άν^ξωτύω; and Άν0ξΜτϊνωί, after the man- 
 ner of men, humanly. 
 
 ΆνβξΛΐ^ίύομαί, to act or conduct one's self 
 as a man. 
 
 Άν^ξωΤ'/ιΡ/ι, See Άν^^ωτε*;. 
 
 ΆνβξΜ'τίκ, οίζ, 91, human nature, humanity. 
 
 Th. α,νύξω•7Τος. 
 
 Άνίξω^ίζομχί, pres. ind. pas. to be made a 
 man, used by ecclesiastical writers. 
 
 "Ανβξωτίζω, f. ίσοι, to imitate man, to act 
 the part of a man. 
 
 ΆνόξωτΓΪχοξ, h, ov, human, belonging to 
 man. 
 
 Άνβξύτίνοζ, tv>], ivov, human, belonging to 
 man. ^ 
 
 Άνθξύ'πον, ου, το, a little man, a sorry or 
 pitiful fellow.] 
 
 ΆνβξίυΤία•χο$, ου, ο, the same as the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ^ ΑνύζωτΌγΚωττος, ου, ό xa.) 'h, having human 
 speech. From κνύρω-ττο? and Ύ^-ωσσα,. 
 
 Άν^ξωτοίί^ί)?, ίο;, ό χα) h, having a human 
 form or shape. From ιϊ^ο;, and ανύξωττοζ. 
 
 Άνόξοτοόυα-ία, a;, it, a human sacrifice. From 
 ανίζίοττοζ and ^-ύω. 
 
 Άνίξο-τοχτόνο;, ου, ο χα) h, a man-slayer, 
 murderer. From χτύνω. 
 
 "ΑΝΘΡΓΙΠ02, ου, ο, a man ; ή, a woman ; 
 it ανόξωνο» often means people or nations ; b 
 ανύρώνοίζ, in the world, i. e. literally among 
 men, Herod, i, 53. αν^ξύτω;, ace. pi. Dor. 
 for άν^ξύτους .] 
 
 Άνβξοτοφαγοζ, ου, ό χα) h, that eats human 
 flesh, a cannibal ; in the plar. in English, 
 anthropophagi. From, avu^wroi and φάγω. 
 
 Άνθξωτοφϋγΐί, ίο;, ό χα) τι, having the nature 
 of man, of the human race. Th. φύω. 
 
 * ΑνύντίΛτζΊα^ uas, h, a proconsUlship. Ηέτύ- 
 dian. vii. 
 
 Άνόυτατίνω, f. iiffu, p. νινθυ-ττάτίυκα, to be 
 a proconsul. From 
 
 Άν§ύ•^ατοζ, ου, ο, a proconsul. From uvtV 
 and υ-τατο;, ti, ov, chief, supreme. 
 
 Άν^υτοζάλλω, f. Χω, to object in one's 
 turn. Used much like ύ^οξάλλω. A^schin. 
 in Ctesiph.^ 
 
 ^ Ανθυ'ττο'Λτιΰω, f. ιύ&ω, to suspect in one's 
 turn ; άνύυ'ττο-ντίΰομαί, to cause one's self to 
 be suspected, Thucyd. i.] 
 
 Άνίυφαίξίω, ω, f. mut to talce away in re- 
 turn. Dio. Cass. 
 
 'Avff ων, for which (or what) cause, where- 
 fore. From άντ) and os, ij, o. 
 
 ΆΝΓΑ, a;, h, sorrow, grief, sadness. From 
 rT*JX, anijah, grief. 
 
 ^ΑνιάΖ,ω, f άσω, to make sad, to grieve j 
 aviatrun, 3. ang. 1. a. subj, pas. 
 
 'AviS^oi, ξα, ξον, sad, that causes sadness or 
 grief, JCen. The comparative άν/αξώτίξο;, 
 superl, άνιαξύτατοξ ; and άνιτιςίστίξο;, for 
 ανιαξίιττίξοξ, occurs. 
 
 Άνιάξω;, adv. wretchedly, unhappily ; ανίΆξαζ 
 ζΐίν, to live miserably. Xen. Mem. i, 6.] 
 
 'Aviair I, penult, circurnflexed, Att.for aniart» 
 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of άνί^μ», to cast or throvy 
 upwards; but dvioio-i, antepemdt. acute. Ion. for 
 aviitrt, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of αναμι, to ascend. 
 
 'Ανίατο;, ου, ο χα) h, incurable, irremediable, 
 remediless. From a and Ιάομαι. 
 
 Άνίάτω;, adv. irremediably ; εχ;ουιην αΰτωι 
 άνιάτω;, they are so infatuated, Demosth, de 
 Coron. From ανίατο;. 
 
 Άν»άτξίυτο;, ου, ο χα) τι, not cured or healed, 
 incurable. 
 
 Άνίαρ^^ο;, ου, ο χα) τι, noisy, clamorous. 
 From a and Ιαχ^ίω. 
 
 Άνιαχ,ω and άνιαχ^ίω, to cry out, shriek; 
 proclaim aloud.] 
 
 Άνιάω, u,f. 'Ασω, to cause grief, afflict. 
 
 ' Αν^ξ^ωτ),αάυ. without labour f literally sweat), 
 sluggishly, indolently, J^en. Fro7n a and 'βξω;. 
 
 Άνί^ξωτο;, ου, ο, that does not sweat, i. e, 
 by exercise. Xenoph. 
 
 ' Aviit, 2. sing. pres. imperat. act. or 3. sing, 
 imjief. ind. act. of άvιίω,for άνίτιμι. 
 
 'Avn'iTiv, ^s, n, pres. ojit. act. of άνίημι, 
 
 'Avm;, 2.' sing, imperf. ind. act. of άνήω. " 
 
 Άνιί);, ίντο;, ο, and in f. g. άναΤσα, pres. 
 part, άνάναι, pres. inf. Hence avktv. Ion. for 
 eivavai. From άνίνιμι. 
 
 ' Ανίίμαι, ims. and mid. of άνίημι ; to strip 
 or make bare, Homer ; to be permitted, to be 
 consecrated or dedicated ; to live dissolutely, 
 licentiously, or luxuriously', Aristot. Polit.^ 
 
 Άνηρόω, ω, f. ύκτω, p. ωχα, to consecrate^ 
 dedicate. From dva and 'ϊίξο;. 
 
 'Aviiffxi, Poet, for avlvi, 3. sing, imperf ind. 
 act. dvi'/jv, 7i;, tj. Poet, dvntrxov, i;, ε. From 
 ανί^ιμι. 
 
 Άνηΰνται, Dor. and Ion. for άνιουνται, 3. J)L• 
 pr. ind. άνήομαι, ivhich is from dvau,for άνί'/ιμί. 
 
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 'AvtuiuS) part. jms. 1 . a. of ανιάω. 
 
 ^Avi'/ifAi, f. Kvyiffu, p. dviixcc, to throw or 
 send upwards, emit ; to relax, slacken, loosen, 
 intermit, desist ; release, discharge, excite, pro- 
 voke, stimulate, incense ; impel ; let loose ; 
 acquit ; 2. a. subj. άνω, part. pres. act. anus, 
 tvroi, p)art. 2. a. act. άνίΐς, Ίντοζ, pres. part, 
 pas. dv/i/Aivos, 1. a. ind. pas. άνύβϊίν, Tli, 
 
 Άνί'/ιν, ace. Ion. of ανία, 
 
 ΆνίΖξοί, for avtaga. Ion. nom. pi. n. g. of 
 άνιαξό$. 
 
 'Αν/9ΐξότατοζ, most painful, most afflictive or 
 calamitous, Ti/rt. i, 4. Ion. of ανιγίξος, for 
 ανιαρό;. 
 
 Άνΐ'ήίτζαι, 2. sing. 1. f. m. for avr^tnr avi^- 
 ^us, 3. nng. 1. a, opt. ./Eol. dvtva•:^, 3. sing. 
 1 , a. subj. act. of άνιάω. 
 
 'Aviyiffi, 3. sing. 2)res. ind. act. of άνίημι. 
 
 Άνίχα, Dor. for ήνίκ,α, when. 
 
 ΆνΤχατοί, Dor.foi' 'AvTxyiros. 
 
 ^Av'ixyiTos, ου, ό χα; h, unconquered, invinci- 
 ble. From a and νιχάω. 
 
 Άνίλίας, ω, ο κ,αϊ γι, merciless, cruel. From 
 a and Ίλαος, Att. ΊΧιωζ. 
 
 Άνιμάω, aj,f. riifu, to draw or pull out, xvith 
 a cord or thong. From dva and Ιμάω. 
 
 Άνιον, ου, το. Dor. for ίινίον, or hv'ix. 
 
 "Avt'uvra, part. 2. a. in. g. from άνίνιμι^ 
 which is from ava and Ίημι. ^ Ανιουααν, part. 
 
 Άνίοχοί, Dor. for νινιο^οξ. 
 
 "Ανιττοζ, ου, ο και yi, destitute of a horse, 
 Herod, ignorant of horsemanship, Aristot. 
 From a and ί'ίΤίτβί.] 
 
 Άνί-τταμαι, f. ττ'^σ•αμαι, to fly up, Aris- 
 toph. to fly about, Sophocl. 
 
 'AviTTaiffiv, dat. pi. Ion. (f ανιττοξ. 
 
 'Avi-rrOTohs, having unwashed feet, Iliad 
 xvi, 235. From, 
 
 "AvtTTas, av, ό aat τι, unwashed. From a 
 and vtTrea. 
 
 "'ANISON, ου, TO, the plant called anise. 
 Qu. if from ανίησιν, it relaxes, or because it has 
 unequal (dviffaj leaves ? 
 
 "Aviiros, ου, ό και h, unequal, odd, Aristot.^ 
 
 Άνιιττάμίνο;, ο, pres, part. pas. ανιστάναι, 
 pres. inf. act, ανία-ττι, 3. sing, imperf, act. of 
 
 Άν'κτταμαι, to rise, to move one's self.] 
 
 ^ Ανίστημι, f. avaffrytfftt). J). άνίο•τηκα, to raise 
 up, erect ; resuscitate or call back to life, avi- 
 <rryiffi ^l μιν ου^' as, Iliad xxiv, 550 and 756 ; 
 to build up, ίτβλ<ν άνίίττνισαντο, Herod, i, 165, 
 In the perf. and 2. aor. used passively/, ot 
 χαχουξγοι aviffrviffav, the depredators or robbers 
 were expelled from their abodes, Thucyd. i, 8. 
 ^Avaffravras (l» rns νόσου) recovering from 
 the disease, Thucyd. ii, 49. To overturn, 
 destroy, Plutarch. 1. a. άνίο-ττιβ-α, 2. a. ανία• - 
 T'/jv. imperat. ανάστα, and ανάστη^ι, subj. 
 avaffro), inf. avatfrrivai. part, ανάστα;, άσα, αν 
 l.y. m. αναστ'/ισομαι. ^ ΑνΙστω for άνίστασο, 
 arise, Att. imp. mes, pas. avigrauat. Th. 
 ιστ'/ίμι.\ 1 
 
 * Ανίσχομαι, for ' Ανε^ζβμαι. 
 
 Άνίσχ;υ;, vos, ό κα) h, feeble, Weak, infirm. 
 
 Άν'ισχ,ω, part, ανίσ^ων, ovtos, o, pres. imp, 
 mid. άνίσρζ^ου, Ion. άνίσ^εο. Άνίσχ^ον Ιμιωϋ• 
 τόν, I have restrained myself, Herod, i, 42. 
 But some read here av 'ισχύον. From "ίσχω^ν 
 
 Άνιχ^νίύω, to trace, track, investigate, pur- 
 sue. From Ιχ^νεύύ). 
 
 Άνιώμίβα, 1 . p>l. jyres. ind. pas. of dviaw 
 pres. opt. pas, ανιαοίμην, -ωμτιν, άοιο, -cuo, άοιτο, 
 ωτο, Th. ανία. 
 
 ' Ανιών, gen. pi. of ανία, 
 
 Άνιων, OVTOS, ό, part. 2. a. act. of ανιιμι, 
 
 Άνιωτο, See ανιωμίόα. 
 
 "Αννα, h, pro2)er name of a ivoman, Anna. • 
 
 "Avwzs, ό, proj)er ηατηβ of a man, Annas. 
 
 "Avvitv, Poet, for ανύζιν, as we use ανω and 
 ανύω. Hence, on account of the metre, αννω 
 for ανω. 
 
 Άννίφελο;, Poet, for av'apiXos, cloudless. 
 From a and νίφίλ^ι. 
 
 "Avo'hos, ου, h, an ascent or ascending way. 
 
 "Avo^os, ου, ό χα) h, difficult of access, im- 
 passable. From a and oVos. 
 
 'Ανόδου;, OVTOS, ό xai h, toothless, having few 
 teeth.] 
 
 Άνογ,μων, ovos, ό κ,α) h, not sound of mind, 
 having no mind, foolish, silly. From, a and 
 νοήμων. 
 
 'Avo^Tos, ου, χα) vt, destitute of understand- 
 ing or mind, silly, imbecile ; that does not 
 make use of his understanding, unthinking ; 
 also unintelligible.] 
 
 'AvoYiTas, foolishly, idiotically. From » 
 and νοΊω. 
 
 Άνοία, as, h, want of intellect or mind, im- 
 becillity of mind, folly. From dvoo;. From, 
 a and νόοζ. 
 
 "ΑνοΐΎμα, utos, to, an opening or door, 
 3 Kings, xiv, 6. From άνίωγμαι. 1, sing, 
 perf. j)as. 
 
 Άνοίγνϋμι, the same as 'Ανοίγω. 
 
 Άνοιγνυω, the same as 'Ανοίγω. 
 
 'Ανοίγω, Άνοιγνυω, and Άνοίγνϋμι, to open, 
 throw open as a door ; άνοιγε (t'av 6igav) open 
 the door, Anacr. iii, 10 ; to open ^e/iera/^y, as 
 a school, ^c. jEschin. part. pres. άνοίγων, ούσα, 
 ov f. ανοίγω• p. αν'εωχ^α, Att. for ανωχ^α• 1. a. 
 άνεωζα, and vivoi^a, inf. dvol^ar j?. pas. ανίωγ- 
 μοίΐ, and νινεωγμαΐ' 1. α, νινεω^ΰην, and ανεω^- 
 βνΐν, 3. ])1. ανεω^βνισαν 2. f jms. ανοιγίίσομαι• 
 J), τη, ανεωγα, part. άνεωγω$, oTog. Th, οΊ'γαι. 
 
 'Avoi'/is, gen. Ion. of dvoia. 
 
 Άνοιχίξω, f. ίσω, to rebuild, renovate ; also 
 to emigrate, dwell, inhabit ; ετι ανωχισμίνοι είσί, 
 they have dwelt in the interior (literally up in 
 the country) to this time, Thucyd. i, 7 ; ol 
 μίν άνωχίζοντο, they removed, or emigrated, to 
 the interior of the country, i, 58.] 
 
 Άνοιχισμοί, ου, ο, a rebuilding, renovation, 
 restoration. 
 
 'Ανοιχο^ομεω, ω, f. γισω, p. άνωχοαόμηχα, to 
 vebail(i, renew, restore ; to stop up with a wall 
 
ANO 
 
 60 
 
 ANT 
 
 er other cbstmetion, to block up. From ά,νχ, 
 οίχοί, mid οίμω. 
 
 'Avoiy.o\Ofjc,r,TOi, ου, β κα/ ^, prodigal, not eco- 
 nomical ; also ill-arranged as a coinposition, 
 Quintil. λπϋ, 3 ; άνόΐκονόμιητιχ,, tlioughts occur- 
 ring at the moment and not a part of the orig- 
 inal design of an author, digressions, Longin. 
 33.] 
 
 "Avoixo;, βυ, ο κκ) h, having no home, an 
 exile, homeless. From a and ω•Λος. 
 
 'AvoiXToe, '/I, ovy open. From ανίωχτα,*, S. 
 sijig. perf. hid. pas. of ανοίγομαι. 
 
 Άνοιμω'ζω, f. ξω, to utter loud lamentations, 
 to sob, groan. 
 
 'Aya?|a/, 1. a. inf. ανοίζας, αντος, ο, part. 
 Scvoi^ov, imp. Ά'ίοιχύωσι, 3^ ptl. 1. a. sxLhj.pias. 
 of α,νοίγω. 
 
 ■"Ανβ/ξ /r, iic'ij '/I, an opening, the act of open- 
 ing ; a door-way. From άύω'ύ,αΐ, 2. sing. perf. 
 ind. pas. of χνοίγομα». 
 
 "AvoioOt, ^'f. ind• act. of αναφίξω. 
 
 "Avoiro, 8. sing. pres. opt. jyas. of ανομ,α,ι. 
 
 'AvokSiri, dat. Ion. of uvoXSiex., as, h, miser)', 
 wretchedness, misfortune. From a and ολζιος, 
 ου, ο κα) '/!. 
 
 'Ανολζόπζίζ, C07np. of ανολζο;^ ου, ο και '/ι, 
 wretched. Τ/ι. ολξο;, ου, ο. 
 
 Άνβλε^^οί, and α,νωλίίξοζ, ου, ό χα) >?, secure 
 ■from harm or destruction, imperishable. From 
 κ and ολίύξος. 
 
 "Ανομ/Άΐ, Poet, for ανΰομαι, to be performed, 
 accomplished, or executed. 
 
 "Ανομζζοί, ου, ο κ,αΐ h, destitute of rain, ex- 
 empt from rain. From a and ομξξο;. 
 
 Άνομίω, f. 'Λίτω, p. χα, to act contrary to 
 law, to transgress the laws. Hence 
 
 ^Ανόμ'/ιμα, ατός, το, transgression, violation 
 of the la\vs, sin, offence. 
 
 Άνβ^ϊα, a;, 'h, lawlessness, licentiousness, 
 Thucyd. ii, 53. From a and νόμοξ.^ 
 
 'Ανόμοιος, ου, ο χα) νι, unlike, dissimilar, dif- 
 ferent. From a and 'όμοιο;. 
 
 "Ανομο;, ου, ό χα) '/ι, lawless, unjust, \vicked. 
 Hence 
 
 Άνόμως, aiv. lawlessly, unjustly. From 
 ν:μω. 
 
 ^Ανόν/ιτοζ, ου, ο χα) ν, useless, futile ; disa- 
 greeable. 
 
 "Avoos, οίνου:, ό χα) -/ι, destitute of understand- 
 ing or mind, foolish. From a and νόο;. 
 
 ΆΝΟ'ΠΑΙΑ, or avovuTia, yj, a kind of 
 bird, supposed to be a .^)ccies of falcon or kite. 
 From a and οττομαι• or Π33ί<• Odi/s. i, 320. 
 J3ut the tme reading here is tmce7-tain.'\ 
 
 "Ανβτλοζ, ου, ο χα) h, unarmed, unequipped. 
 
 ΆνόιτλΛ>5, in an unarmed manner. 
 
 ^Ανοζία, as, a. Dor. for Ion. τινοξί-ή, jjj, h, 
 luhich is from ανήξ. 
 
 ' Ανοού'οΜ, ω, f ω<τω, p. ανωξβωχα., to raise 
 up again, re-erect, correct, amend ; 1 . a. ά,νώζ- 
 6ωσα• imperat. ανόξύωσον, άτω• 1. a. pas. αν o- 
 έωίην. From avafor ανω, and οού'οω. 
 
 "Ανορμοξ, ου, ό χα) h, harbourless ; γάμος 
 -αΫΰξμβς, unlawful marriage.] 
 
 Άνοξοΰω, f. ούαω, p. άνύξουχα, to rise up, 
 leap up, spring up. From Όξούω. 
 
 Άνοξΰ^ας, avroe, ο, part. 1. a. act. ανοζύ^ηί» 
 2. si7ig. 1, a. subj. act.frovi avu, and οξύσσω. 
 
 Άνοζίιτσω or ανοξΰττω, to dig out, to dis- 
 inter.] 
 
 'Ανόσιος, ου, ό xeu '/ι, unhoh»•, ungodly, impi- 
 pious, criminal, applied to 2^ersons and things, 
 comp. ανοηωτίξος, superlat. ανοίτιωτατος. From 
 a and 'όσιος. 
 
 "Ανοσος, ου, ό χα) ή, free from disease, being 
 well. From a and νόσος. 
 
 Άνόστίος, ό χα) h, destitute of bone, boneless. 
 From a and οστιον. 
 
 ' ΑνόστΊμος, ου, ο χα) 'h, that cannot return. 
 Frojn a and νόστιμος. 
 
 "Ανοστος, ου, ο χοϊι h, that cannot return. 
 From a and νόστος. 
 
 Άνονατοί, ου, ο χα) 'h, without ears or han- 
 dles ; deaf. Poet. Th. οΖας. 
 
 Άνουύίτητος, ου, ο xva η, rejecting advice or 
 admonition. From a and νουβίτίω. 
 
 "Ανους, ου, ό χα) h, destitute of mind, foolish, 
 stupid. From a and νόος, νους. 
 "Avoυσoς,for Άνοσος. 
 
 Άνουτατος, ου, ό χα) h, unwounded, unhurt. 
 Άνουττ,τ), adv. without wounds. Th. ob~ 
 τάω, 
 
 'Ανοχγι, τις, '/ι, endurance, patience, delay, 
 forbearance. From αΛ^ομαι. 
 
 ' Ανόχϋξος, unfortified, not strong, Xenoph* 
 " Ανστα, and ανσταύι. Dor. for ά,νάστν.ίι^ 
 arise, 2. sing. 2. a. imp. act. Άνστας, Poet. 
 I for άναστας, having risen, jwri. fom ανίστ^ηι, 
 2. a. ind. act. ανσττ,μιναι, Att. and Dor. for 
 αναστηναι, 2. a. inf. act. So ανστ•Λσίσ6αι, for 
 αναστν,σισθαι, 1. f. inf. m. ανστησον, 1. «. 
 imp. act. of αν'ιστ'Λμι. 
 
 Άvστ7iτ■/ιv,for α,νίσττιτΆν, 2. a. ind. 3. dual. 
 of άν'ιστ'/ιμι. 
 
 'AvffT^i(piTa,i,fur αναστξίφίται, 3. sing. pi"es. 
 ind. pas. of ά,να,στξίφω. 
 
 Άνσρ(^ίύίίΐν, inf. of ανσχ%6ίω., Poet, for 
 ανί'χ^ω. 
 
 " Ανσχ^ίο, Poet, for ανάσχιο. Ion. for ανάσ^ου, 
 2. sing. 2. a. imp. m. of α,νίχω. 
 Άνσχίτος, Poet, for άνασχ,ίτός. 
 Άvσ^'ήσίσύaι,for ανασχ,'/ισισθαι, l-f. inf. Wl» 
 From ava and σχ^ίω, or 'ίχω. 
 
 " Ανσχ^οιτο, for ανάσχοιτο, 2. a. opt. m. 3. 
 sing, ανισχόμ^ν, 1. sing. 2. a. ind. m. g/* 
 aviy^u, 
 
 AvT ,for αντ), opposite, over against. 
 " Αντα, opposite to, in presence of, before. 
 ' Ανταγων'ιζομαι, to Strive or struggle against, 
 resist, oppose, to be an antagonist or compet- 
 itor ; y. Ίσομαι,ρ. αντγιγωνισμαι, 1. a. m. ind. 
 αντ'/ιγωνισάμγ,ν. From αντ) and αγωνίζομαι.. 
 Hence 'Ανταγωνιστής, ου, ο, an antagonist ; 
 ace. pi. ανταγωνιστας. 
 
 'Ανταγωνιστείς, ου, ό, an antagonist, ad- 
 versar}'. 
 
 ' Ανταγωνιστος, ου, ο, a rival, antagonist. 
 Άνταύ^ιιν, lon.forSiVTai^iiv, to oppose one's 
 
ANT 
 
 61 
 
 ANT 
 
 Self fo another person or thing; to raise up, the 
 hands, against one. From avr) and χΊξω, 
 
 ΆνταίίξΜ and Άνταίξω. See Άντα,ίίξίΐν, 
 
 'AvraiiSy ίντος, ο. Dor, for αντ^Βΐ$, opposed 
 to, hostile. From avrnv. 
 
 Άΐ/70ίχκ7ΰ/, ων, αϊ, pi. of άνταχαΐοΐ, a species 
 of large fish, supposed hy some to be the Huso 
 or isinglass-fish, and by others the common 
 sturgeon, Herod, iv, 53.] 
 
 ΆντύλλΆγμοί, oiTogy το, exchange, recipro- 
 cal compensation. From ά,ντ) and αλκάττω. 
 
 Άνταμίίζίτβ, Dor. for ά,ντί^μίίζετο, 3. si^lg. 
 imp. ind.pas. From «.(ΛίΊζομα,ι. 
 
 'AvT&/jt,ii^ofjt,(n, to exchange, compensate, re- 
 munerate. ] 
 
 Άντά(Λίΐ•φ/ί, ίωί, 'h, remuneration, recom- 
 pense. 
 
 Άνταν ri δτο ηνος, to encounter or suffer 
 any thing from another person ; and άντΰν 
 τινοί. Ion. to obtain any thing. From αντάω. 
 
 " Κνηίνα.ιφ.ομαι, ονμαι, to take or receive in 
 one's turn.] 
 
 Άντα,νοίΐζίω, f nffu, to take away again. 
 
 ^ Αντα,ναίξω, f αξω, to raise up against ; 
 destroy, demolish. 
 
 ^ Αν7α,να.<7Τλ'/ΐξΌαι, ω, f. ώ(Τω. p. αντα,νατε-τΓΧ'/ί- 
 ξωχ,Ά, to fill up, supply, make up. From άντ), 
 ctva, and ^λ'/!ξοω. 
 
 Άντα,να,στηίτκι, 1. a. inf. act. of αντχνκττ'/ίμι. 
 From α,ντ), κνα and Ίιττγιμι. 
 
 Άντκνίο-τ'/ιμ/, to raise up against, to put in 
 place of another.] 
 
 Άντχνοξί^κι, ων, οί. Dor. for Άντ^ινοξί^αι, 
 the sons of Antenor, From "Ανττινωξ. 
 
 Άντάξ/β?, Ία, tov, of equal A^alue, equal in 
 estimation. From uvt), and α^ιος. 
 
 ^ ΑντΆ'ΤΓ^'ι^ωμι, f. α,ντα'π-ο^ωίτω, p. avruTo- 
 Vi^uKoc, to give back, make retribution, restore, 
 compensate, satisfy ; to reflect or throw back, as 
 a sound ; 2. a. ind. act. άντατύων, 2. a. inf. 
 act. tcvTot.'Teohovva.i, 1. a, ind. ^;as. α,ντΆνύίωύην. 
 From ocvTt, KTo, and ^Ι^ωμι. 
 
 Άν'ηί<7Το^ο6ή<τομαι, 57, ετα/, 1. f ind. jms. of 
 Αντκ'το^Ί^ωμι ; whence also 
 
 Άνταιτβδβ^Μα, ατός, το, retribution, repaying, 
 as a kindness ; άντα-ρτό^οσ•/?, tu;, rt, remunera- 
 tion, reward, kindness ; ά,νταττο'^οτιχος, ^, ov, 
 retributive, remuneratory. 
 
 ' Αντατο^οΖναι, See ^ Ανταττοοιοωμι. 
 
 Άντα<7ΓοκξΊνομαι, to reply, answer ; altercate ; 
 1. a. ind. jms. άντατεκΰί^Τιν inf. 1. a. pas. 
 άνταττοζξΐΰίίναί' 1. f ind. pas. ανταττοκ,οιθνκτο- 
 μαι. From άντι, άτο, and κ.ξίνω. 
 
 Άντα,τόκξίσίζ, ίως, h, mutual answer or 
 reply. 
 
 Άντα'ττοστίλλω, to send, send back. 
 
 Άντά-τΓΤίσύαι, ^yres. inf. inid. Ion. for ανβάττ- 
 
 Tiffuat, to obtain, attain to. See ^ Ανύά<7Γτομαι. 
 
 "Ανταξσΐζ, ίως, h, an insurrection, rebellion ; 
 
 αντάξτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, an insurgent, a rehel. From 
 
 uvTi and αίρω. 
 
 Άντανγίΐα, ug, '/ι, reflection of light, a re- 
 flected image. 
 
 'Avrauu, f ϋ(Τω, 1. a. ανττίϋσ'α, to cry out 
 
 or shout again ; to send back a sound, as of 
 thunder. Find. Pyth. iv, 360. From άντϊ 
 and άΰω.'\ 
 
 'AvTaUff νισω, p. ίίντ'/ιχα, to meet, encount- 
 er ; obtain, be present with. Th. α,ντ). 
 
 Άντίζόλ^ια-α, ας, ε, I obtained or attained ; 
 
 1. a. ind. act. of άντιζολίω. 
 Άντίγκλ-/ιμα, ατός, το, exculpation, justifi- 
 cation, a counter-accusation, recrimination, 
 Quintil. vii. 4, άντίγκ,λνματικος, h, ov, recrim- 
 inatory. From αντ), iv, and χαλίω.^ 
 
 Άντί'^φουντο, 3. j)L imperf. ind. mid. of 
 αντί^εζ^/οομαι. 
 
 "Αντίΐλας, Poet, for ανίτίΐλας, thou hast 
 caused to rise, 2. sing, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 ανατίΧΧω. 
 
 "AvTuvov, Dor. for άνάτανον, 1. a. imp. act. 
 
 2. sing, of ανατίΐνω. Άντίϊνα/, for άνατίϊνα*, 
 1. a. inf. act. Poet. Th. τεΊνω. 
 
 Άντίίνω, for άνατύνω, Dor. 
 
 Άντίΐνίΐν, to contradict, repl}', answer, dis- 
 sent from ; 2. a. irf. act. of άντίτω• 2. a. 
 ind. act. άντεΤτον 1. a. ind. act. αντε'ιττα. 
 From αντ) and ετω, 
 
 ΆντεΊξίσύαι, jfres. inf. tnid. of αντεΊξομαι, to 
 ask or question in one's turn. Th. ε'/ξω. 
 
 '' Αντεισα,'γύ}, f. ζω, to substitute one thing 
 for another. 
 
 Άντεί^ε, impef. of αντέχω. 
 
 Άντεκ^οαμόντες, nom. pi. part. act. 2. a. 
 of άντεχτξ'εχ^ω. From αντ), εκ,, and τρεχ^ω. 
 
 Άντεκκόττεα-βα/, to cut off in one's turn. 
 
 Άντεχλινεν, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. with 
 V added. From αντικλίνω. 
 
 ^Αντίκρουσε, See ^Αντικρούω. 
 
 Άντεχτίνω, the same as, ΑνψεχτΙω. 
 
 ' AvTZKTt(iif, ίΛΐί, h, a repaying, retribution. 
 From 
 
 Άντεχτίω, f. ία•ω, to pay in one's turn, or 
 reciprocally. Th. τΊω. 
 
 Αντεχτξεχω, to run forth, rush forward 
 from, rush out against an enemy, Xen.'\ 
 
 ^Αντελεγεν, 3. sing. imp. ind. act. of αντι~ 
 Xiyik). 
 
 Άντ'εΧΧοκτα, Dor. and by Sync, for ανατέλ- 
 λουσα, fem. g. jires. j)art. act. of ανατέλλω, to 
 cause to rise ; so άντελλοντι, for άνατελλουσι, 
 
 3. pi. pres. ind. act. 
 
 Άντεμζολίι, ^ς, '/ι, a substitution of one foi; 
 another, a rushing forward against an attacking 
 enemy. From άντεμξάλλω. 
 
 '' Αντεμ'πλησαι, to fill a void or empty place, 
 to substitute ; 1. a. inf. act. from αντ) and 
 εμτλ'ήύω. 
 
 Άντεζειμι, to go out against or to meet, as 
 an enemy, Xen. j 
 
 Άντεζ,ετάζω, from αντ), l|, and ετάζω, to 
 examine comparatively, make a comparative 
 examination, to make an accusation against. 
 
 ^ Αντεζεταστίχος, οΰ, ο, one who makes a 
 comparative inquiry or examination. From 
 αντεζετάζω. 
 
 Άντε-ζ&γω, f. ^w, to go against^ as ivith an. 
 army. 
 
ANT 
 
 ^ 
 
 ANT 
 
 * Ανπ'τ'φιμι, to go out against a7i approach- 
 ing enemy. Froin αντ), It/, Ιξ, and ίϊμ( ] 
 
 ΆντίΤίζ'/ιεσ-κν, Alt. for avrf^i^^ncrav, 3. pi. 
 pluperf. m. from άντίτίζ,ειμ,ί. 
 
 Άντίτιμ.ίλίομκί, ουμκι, to take care in one's 
 turn. Th. μ'ίλίΐ. 
 
 Άντί'ΤΓίτΙβτιμι, to give or deliver in return ; 
 WiiTToXhv avTSTiTihi ccurui, he delivered him in 
 return a letter, Thucyd. \, 129.] 
 
 'AvTiTvtiv, 3. sing. imjy. ind. act. of άντι- 
 TviM, with V added. From άντ) and -ττήαι. 
 
 ΆντίξΆίττ'/ΐί, οΰ, ο, a rival in love. Aristot. 
 Bhet.n, 12. 
 
 Άντίράω, ω, to be a rival in love ; to return 
 love for love ; j)art. pres. pas. αντίζωμίνοζ. 
 From avri and ϊζάω. 
 
 Άντ-ίξεΙ'^ω, f. uffcu, p. άντγίξίΐκΒί, to strive 
 against, to support or prop up, strengthen. 
 
 ^ΚντίΡΐΊν, pres. irtf. of άντίξίω, to contradict, 
 answer. From dvrt and Ιξίω. 
 
 ΆντίζύοΊζι;, jEoLJor άνπξί'κΤΒίζ, 1. α. ^)ari. 
 71%. g. of uvnpil^cu. Th. Ιξύύω. 
 
 'Αντεξίξω, to contend or dispute with, to be 
 an antagonist to.] 
 
 Άντίξϋομαι, to be weighed against, to be 
 purchased with, to be prized or valued, 
 Theogn. 77.] 
 
 Άντίζνα-βκτόαί, 1. a. inf. mid. of άνηούο- 
 μαι. 
 
 Άνπξωμίνος, >?, βν, being loved in turn, 
 being a rival, ^jm'i. j^res. pas. of άντιρύω. 
 
 "Avriffictt, to supplicate, approach, meet, 
 2)res, inf. mid. of α,ντομαι. 
 
 Άντίσ-την, and in 3. jjI. άντίσ'τηο'α,ν, 2. a. 
 ind. act. of ά,νόΊιττημι. 
 
 Άντίστζαμμίνος, η, ov, turned in a contrary- 
 direction, reversed, jmrt. perf. pas. of dvri- 
 ίττξίφομαι. Hence ανη(ττξα.μμίνωί, adv. in a 
 reversed manner. 
 
 Άντίτα-ΤΆΐ, Poet, for ανατίταται, he was 
 thrown or cast around, 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. 
 'AvT£T£/v£, 3. sing. imp. or 1. a. ind. act. of 
 «vr/rs/v&». Th. Tuvut. 
 
 Άντίτίτν'^ο, 2. sing, pluperf. of κνηηύ- 
 χομα,ί, to be like ; Iliad viii, 163. But the 
 better reading is α,ντι τίτυ^ο, (for Ιτίτυ^ο) thou 
 art become like or instead of.] 
 
 * ΑνατΌξπσα,, ac, I transfixed or pierced, 1. a. 
 irvd. act. from άντ) and τοξίω. 
 
 Άντίτοΰζ, of the same year. Laconic, for 
 του αυτού ίτους. 
 
 ΆντίΤζοφα, for άνατετζοφα, perf. of α,νατξί- 
 φω, to excite or stimulate, Sojfhocl. Tracldn. 
 1013 ; (ilsoy to destroy, Andocid.'\ 
 
 Άντευεξγετίω, ω, f. rurm, to return a kind- 
 ness or favour, JCeri. Mem. ii, 6.] 
 
 Άντευίζγίτίχο;, h, ov, disposed to return a 
 kindness or favour, Aristot. Ethic, iv.j 
 
 ΆντεΰκξΛτοζ (ζωντι) an epithet applied to 
 the zones, opposite to temperate, intemperate. 
 Laert. From άντ) and ίυκζο,τοζ. Th. κΐζάν- 
 νυμι, 
 
 Άντζφίξοντύ, 3. pi. imj). ind. pus. From 
 «vTi arid φίξω. 
 
 Άνηφίλαα-ί, Ώον. for αντίφίλ7)β'ί, he loved' 
 in return, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of φιΧίω. 
 
 'Αντέχομαι, f. αν^ί^ομοιι, jj, ίται, imperf. 
 αντειρ^όμ'/ιν, with the genitive, to detain, pre- 
 vent ; endure, sustain, resist ; to attach one's 
 self to, embrace ; apply the mind to ; to retain 
 or make use of, Aristot. Poet. 9. From avrt 
 and ϊχ^ο),^ 
 
 ΆντεχξνισΊ, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of avrt' 
 χζάω. Th. χζάω. 
 
 'Αντέχω, f ά,νβϊζ^ω, to detain, retain, resist, 
 endure ; «λλ' άντείχε τταξο. δβξαν, but resisted 
 or sustained itself beyond expectation, against 
 the disease, Thucyd. ii, 49 ; δ/ά rhv λτια-τείαν 
 ΙτίΤΰλυ ά,ντκτχοΰίΤΆΐ, having sustained them- 
 sehi^es, or prevailed, a long time by pillage, 
 i, 7. Some read here άντκτχοΖίΤοι,ν, which in that 
 case, may he rendered prevalent or infesting. 
 Wyttenbach adopts the former reading in his 
 Selecta,p. 361.] 
 
 Άντ'εω, Ion. for α,ντά,ω. 
 
 'Avrri^m, adv. in a suppliant manner. From 
 αντομοίί. 
 
 ' Αντημε'ίζετο, Oor, for άνταμείζετο, 3. sing, 
 imp. he answered. From άντ) and άμείζομοα. 
 
 "AvTyiv, adv. in presence of, in front of, op- 
 posite. Th. αντί. 
 
 Άντ^νωξ, οξβζ, β, the name of a τηαη, 
 Antenor. Hence Άντ'/ινοξί^αι, the sons of 
 Antenor. 
 
 Άντΐήξ'/ις, ου, ο xae) vi, one that rows on the 
 opposite side of the boat to another, a corres- 
 ponding or fellow-rower. Metaphorically, any- 
 thing given in turn, a corresponding gift. 
 
 ' Αντ'/ΐξ);, ί^οζ, '/ι, a prop, buttress, support of 
 a building, ^c. From άντ) and Ιξεί^ω. 
 
 Άντ^ξίσα, as, ζ, 1. α. ind. act. of άντεσίζω. 
 Th. εζΐί. 
 
 "AvTYiffig, εως, τι, a meeting with ; in the 
 plural, supplications, entreaties. From άντάω, 
 or avTiea. 
 
 ' Αντηχ,'εω, ω, f. ή^ω, to resound, to sing in 
 turn; άντά,χ^'^σ' αν υμνον άξΐηνων γίννα, would 
 in turn have sung the taunting song against 
 tlie race of men, Eurip. Med. 431.] 
 
 ' Αντνιχούσνίί, gen. pres. part. act. f. g. of 
 α,ντνίχίω. From άντ) and νιχοζ. 
 
 ΆΝΤΓ, jyre]): instead of, in place of, in ex- 
 change for, in turn. In composition it often 
 denotes comparison, reciprocity, contrariet}^ 
 
 Άντία, ace. pi. neut. gend. of avTtog, used 
 adverbially, opposite to, in front of, over 
 against, in presence of. Th. αντί. 
 
 Άντιάνείξα, a virago, a woman of masculine 
 qualities. From άντ) and άνκξ. 
 
 Άντιά^ει, Dor. for άντ/άΰ-ει, 2. sing, I'f• 
 See Άντιάύ). 
 
 Άντίάομαι, or άντϊάζω, pres. ind. to meet, 
 to be present with. See under ' Αντιάω. 
 
 Άντιάσαζ, α,ντβξ, ό, 1. a. part. act. mxtsCr 
 gend. άντιάίταις, ^ol. from άντιάω. 
 
 Άντιά(Τειν, l.f. vf. act. of άντιάω. 
 
 Άντιαχεϋα•!, Dor. and JEoUfor άντΐΆχοΰσ•ί\. 
 From άντιαχεω. 
 
ΑίίΤ 
 
 ANT 
 
 ^Kwiay^tUi Ζ, to contradict, cry out op- 
 posite to.] 
 
 Άντ/άώΐ, w,y! affeo, p. νιντίκχα, to meet, ap- 
 proach, come in front of, be present with. 
 ^rom αντί. 
 
 Άντίξαίνω, to oppose, resist, struggle 
 against. From dvri and βαίνω. 
 
 ΆνηζάλλΛ), f. α,Χω, p. άνηζίζλνιχα, to 
 throw against, to throw in one's turn ; to con- 
 verse, exchange words. From dvri and 
 βάλλω. 
 
 Ά.ντίζίζόλ'/ιχα, See ^Αντιζολίω. 
 
 'AvT/Sijua/, ϊ. α. inf. act, of αντιβαίνω. 
 
 Άντϊζϊΐΐν, Άντίζίβί, and ΆντΙζιον, adv. op- 
 posite to, in front of, in opposition to. 
 
 ^Αντιζίος, ου, ο χα) h, and dvriSios, ία, tov, 
 opposed to, contrary to; dat. pi. dvriSiina-i. 
 From dvTi and βία. 
 
 Άντϊζΰλίω, ω, f. 5?β•&>, p. αντίζίζόλτιχα, with 
 the genitive, to meet, to present with, to sup- 
 plicate; also to obtain ; inf. act. pres. άντιζολιϊν, 
 1. a. inf. act. άντιζολ'^σαι. 
 
 Άνηγίγωνίω, ω, f. ν^σω, to cry out against. 
 From dvTi and γίγωνα. 
 
 Άντιγενί'^αί, ου, ο, a proj)er name, Antige- 
 nides. 
 
 ^ Ανηγίίξοτξοφίω,^ ω, to nourish in one's turn 
 in old age. From dvr) and γηξοτξοφίω, which 
 is from γϋρχ$ and τξίφω. 
 
 Άντίγνωμ,ΰνίω, ω, f. ήσ'ω, to be of a contrary 
 opinion, to differ, dissent. From dvr) and 
 γνωμών, Th. γινωακω. 
 
 Άντιγξ&φίι, «J?, ί, an answer in writing, 
 a writing word in return ; recrimination, the 
 adv^erse allegations in a legal process. Th. 
 γξάφω. 
 
 Αντιγράφω, f. -ψω, to write word in return, 
 to write an answer. Thucyd. i, 129.] 
 
 Άντ/δί/οτνβί, ου, ό χα) h, one who takes the 
 place of an invited guest, at a sujiper, ^c. 
 
 Άντι'^ίζιόομ,α», ουμαι, f. ώσομαι, to give the 
 right hand to each other, to give a friendly 
 reception.] 
 
 Άντ/^/ατ/^ί^ενβ?, ου, ο, j)res. part. pas. being 
 adversely inclined, of adverse feelings. From 
 ανη^ατί^'/ιμι. Th. τίβημι. 
 
 Άντ/^/^βτα/, 3. sing. irid. pas. pres. of 
 
 ΆντΛύαιμι, to give in return, repay, make 
 retribution or compensation. 
 
 'Avri^ix'iM, f. 'Αΐτω, p. 9ixa, to make answer 
 to a legal process, defend. 
 
 Άντί^ίκοξ, ου, ό χα) «, an adverse party, in 
 a law-suit. From dvr) and Vtxvi, 
 
 'Avrt'^otris, ius, 'h, retribution, compensation. 
 
 'AvTi^oros, ου, ό' χα) h, given in return or 
 instead of; also an antidote or remedy given 
 against poisons. Th. ^Ι^ωμι. 
 
 Άντί^ζάα, f. άσω, to do in return, make a 
 return. 
 
 Άντί^ωξον, ου, το, Ά gift in return. 
 
 Άντίζια-όχ/, pres. irif. mid. Ion. for αν^ίζεσ•- 
 6ai, to have a camp opposite to another camp. 
 Th. Τζω. 
 
 Άντίτι, Ion. for κντία. From αντίο?. 
 
 ^Αντίέψαΐ) Poet, for άνατίύίμαι. 
 
 'Avrthos, ου, ό χα) h, like or equal to a god^ 
 god-like, divine, endowed with god-like qual- 
 ities, a demi-god. From dvr) and B-iog, 
 
 'Avriiiffii, £«?, 'h, opposition, a placing in 
 opposition ; also the figure of rhetonc called 
 antithesis. 
 
 'AvTihroi, ου, ο χα) h, opposed to. 
 
 Άντιΰίυσόμίνος, jj, ov, part. I, f. mid. being 
 about to meet one. From Β^ίω. 
 
 ^ Αντίύημι,^ΐ" άνατίύημι. 
 
 Άντίύξοοί, ου, ό χα) h, resounding, reflecting 
 a sound, reverberating. From dvr) and 
 Β-ξ'οοζ. 
 
 ΆντίύνξΟζ, ου, ο χα) ri, opposite to or in front 
 of a door. From dvr) and 9-υξα. 
 
 Άνηχαθ'/ιμίνοζ, encamped in front of ?in 
 enemy, opposing. 
 
 ^ Αντιχαβίιττϊίμι, to resist, oppose, decide 
 against; to put one thing in place of another, 
 to substitute; pres. inf. dvTiKauitfravat, From 
 dvr), xara, and Ίίττημι, 
 
 ^ Αντιχαχουξγίω, ω, f, 'ήσω, to do evil in re- 
 turn. From dvr) and χαχουξγεω. 
 
 Άντίχαλίω, ω, f, %σω and νίΤω, p. αντιχι- 
 χλίχα, or -vtxa, to invite in one's turn to a 
 feast, ^c. 1. a. ind. άνηχάλεσα or vara. Th. 
 χαλίω. 
 
 ^ Αντιχαταλλάιϊσομ.αι or ^ττομαι, f ^,ομαι, 
 to exchange ; sometimes used in a passive 
 sense, to be exchanged ; to be reconciled to, 
 Polyb. XV, 20.] 
 
 ' Ανηχαταλλάττω, See the 2^^'^ceding word* 
 
 Άντιχαταο'χίυάζω, to make counter prepar- 
 tions, as in war, ^c. 
 
 Άντίχατάα•ρζ;ί(ηί, ίωζ, h, a retaining, reten- 
 tion, as of the breath, ^c. From dvr), xara, 
 and σχεσίί. Th. ϊχ,ω. 
 
 Άντιχάτνκτθαι, Ion. for dvTixdunffSat, to 
 place one '5 self opposite to or in front of. From, 
 dvr) and χάύημαι. Th. -ήμαι. 
 
 Άνηκατίζίσ'βαί, Ion. for dvTtxauil^iffuai, to 
 encamp opposite to ; αντιχατιζεύμενοζ. Ion. for 
 -ούμίνος, which also is for -ομενοί, pres. part, m. 
 From χαύίζω.^ 
 
 Άντίχειμχι f άντιχεί(ϊομαι, to be opposed or 
 placed in opposition to; pres. part, άνηχιίμενος^ 
 ου, 0. From dvr) and χεΊμαι. 
 
 Άντίχ*ΐξύα•α•ω, to make a counter declaration 
 or proclamation bi/ a herald or otherwise •, to 
 answer, reply to, Furip. Suppl, 
 
 Άντίχιχξάω, ω, to lend in one's turn. From 
 dvr) and χι^ξάω. 
 
 Άνηχλτνω, to incline or lean from the side 
 opposite.] 
 
 ^ ΑντέΧξίνομαι, f. ουμαι, to answer to or con- 
 tend with in law; to compare or judge by com- 
 parison. 
 
 Άνηχζουω, f. οΰ(Τω, to repel, resist, quell ; 
 to strike or hurt one's self against ; also to turn 
 out or happen adversely, Demosth.pro Coron.j 
 
 Άντϊχξΰ, ανηχξν;, adv. used iviih the gen- 
 itive, over against, opposite, in front of; alse 
 openly, manifestly, expressly. Th. dvri.] 
 
ANT 
 
 6^4 
 
 ANT 
 
 Άίτικτίζίζω, f. (Uu, p. κα, to inter or bury 
 in one's turn. From άντ] atid κτίξίζω. Th, 
 χτ'ίξίχ, ων, τα. 
 
 Άντιχύζίκ,ον, ew, ro, hellebore ; so called from 
 Anticyra, lohich was famous for that juant. 
 
 'A-vrtxipffiti, civro?, o, for άντίκυξπο'α;, part. 
 1. a. f άνηκ,νξω. 
 
 Άνηαϋξω, f. κ-ΰ^σω, to meet with, fall in 
 with, encounter, find, obtain.] 
 
 Άντ/λά?ί!, ίί, hi. a taking hold of; also a 
 handle, a hold of any thmg. From άντιλχμζά- 
 vofJi.au. 
 
 'AvrtXaQon, 2, sing. 2. a. ojit; act. of avrt- 
 λαμζά,νω., 
 
 ^ AvTiXaZofjiai and κνηλάζΰ μαι, both of 
 ivhich forms are used, hut the second is most 
 common, to take or hold in turn ; to retain, 
 hold or draw back again, Eurip. Med. 1216. 
 These verbs are used as αντ/λα^οάνο^αα^ in 
 2yrose.'\ 
 
 'Av'nXa,^^a.vai,f. λή-^ομα,ι, to receive, to re- 
 ceive in return as a kindness or favour ; άντι- 
 ■Kot.y.^^a.'iofjt.ix.i, to perceive, conceive, apprehend ; 
 to take hold of, seize, hold or draw back ; 
 with the genitive, to assist, sustain ; 1 . /. mid. 
 λ'^^ομ,α,ί, 2. a. mid. άντίλα,ζ,Ό/λ,Άν, ου, ira. 
 From άντ) and Χα,μ,ζίχ,νω. 
 
 Άντ/λΛ^ίΑΤί./,/. -^'ω, to reflect light, to shine 
 back. Th. χάμ'ττω. 
 
 'A'jTiXiyM,f. |w, p. χα, to contradict, deny, 
 contest, refuse, dispute, altercate ; speak against 
 or oppose by words, Lys. in Eratosth. imperf 
 ind. act. άντίλίγον p. ind. m. άνηλελογα. 
 Used ivith the dative. From άντΙ and λίγω. 
 
 'Αντ/λ'/)ίΤτίον, verbal adj. to be taken 
 hold of, seized, &c. as under ανηλα/ίίζάνω^ 
 from which it is formed. 
 
 Άντι?.'/ι-7ττωξ, οξοζ, ο, a defender, protector. 
 
 Άντίλη-φ';, ίί^ί, '^> the act of seizing or 
 taking hold ; assistance, aid; the attack o/' α 
 disease, Thucyd. ii, 49. Fro7n ανηλα^ύξά- 
 νβμαι. 
 
 Άνηλογία, a;, h, contradiction, opposition, 
 controversy, contest in law, refutation. From 
 άντ) and λίγω. 
 
 Άντϊλογϊκο;, η, ov, contradictory ; skilled in 
 disputing, able to refute, Aristoph. Nub. 1172.1 
 
 Άντιλοι^οξίω, u,f. '/\σω, to revile or reproach 
 in one's turn ; imperf. iud. act. αντίλοι^όξίον, 
 ουν Ρ' άνηΧίλοιόΰύ'/ικ,α. Th. λοιοαξος. 
 
 Άντίλοχοί, ου, ο, α proper name, Antilo- 
 chus. 
 
 ΆιίτιΧυ'τ'ίω, ΰ, f '/,σαι, to occasion grief or 
 pain in one's turn. From άντ) and χύ-ττη. 
 Hence 
 
 'AvriXUTTiffii, ιως, h, grief or pain occasioned 
 in one's turn, in the sense of the preceding verb. 
 
 Άντ'ίΧΰτζον, ου, το, the price of redemption, 
 ransom-money ; and metaphorically , any means 
 of ransoming or delivering from evil. Th. Χυω. 
 
 ^ Αντιμοι,ξτυφ.ω, f. ν,σω, P' '^y-'Ct, to bear wit- 
 ness against, to attest. 
 
 Άντιμα-χιτνα, ov, Ό, an opponent, adversary, 
 antagonist. From άντ) and μάχομαι. 
 
 Άνημίάίΰ-τατα,ι, he is substituted for another» 
 From άντ), μιτα, and "ιττημι. 
 
 Άντιμίύία•τ*ιμι, to carry to an opposite place, 
 to change for others.] 
 
 ΆντιμιΧίζω, to sing in one's turn, to re- 
 spond in song. From άντ) and μίΧος. 
 
 Άντιμίταζολτ;, ?ί, '/I, a change, a change to 
 the contrary' ; the name of afgure in rhetoric, 
 by which wm'ds are interchanged, as in this ex- 
 ample : Λ^οη, ut edam, vivo, sed, uf vivam^ 
 edo. Quintil. ix, 3.] 
 
 ΑντιμίΤξίω, ω, f. riff ω, p. άντιμίμίΤξ>ι>ία, to 
 measure back agail), to repay or compensate, to 
 return like for like; 1. a. ind. act. άντίμίτζνισα,• 
 l.y. ind. j-ws. άντιμετξΥίύτ,νομαι. From avri 
 and μ'ιτξον. 
 
 Άντιμϊμοζ, ου, ο κ a.) 'ή, like, rivalling. Th. 
 
 μιμίομαι, 
 
 Άντιμκτθ'ια, ας, η, compensation, recom- 
 pense, a remuneration proportioned to one's 
 deserts. Frovi άντ) and μισθό;. 
 
 ΆντιμοΧίω, to meet, to encounter.] 
 
 ΆντίμοΧτο:, ου, ο κ,οά h, api^lied to an ex- 
 clamation of the voice, of a contrary or very 
 different sound, in an opposite strain, sad. Eurip. 
 Med. 1176.] 
 
 'Αντινομία, a?, 'h, conflict or clashing of 
 laws. ] 
 
 Άντι'ύ,οίΤν, Poet, for άντικιίσύαι, to be repug- 
 nant or contrar)^ to. Hence άντί'ξοοί, ου, ό xai 
 71, contrary, repugnant. 
 
 'AvTtov, ου, TOy a weaver's beam ; also the 
 mast of a >''essel. 
 
 Άντίον, adv. over against, opposite to. 
 
 'AvTios, a, ov, opposite, contrary, adverse to. 
 From αντί. 
 
 Άντίόομ,αι, ουμαι, to oppose, resist, go 
 against ; 1 . a. indie, pas. '/ιντιωβην- Th. αντί. 
 
 ' AvTioZffSoii, pres. infn. of άντιΌομαι. 
 
 Άντιόχ'.ιοί, α?, 71, the name (.fa city, An- 
 tioch. 
 
 Άντιοχίυς, ζος, ό, belonging to Antioch. 
 
 ΆντιΌων, and in fern. g. άντιΌωσα, Poet, for 
 άντιων, and άντιωσα, pres. part. act. con- 
 tract, from άντιάω. 
 
 ' Αντι'οωτο, for άντιάοιτβ, and άντι'οωο, for 
 άντιάοιο, ^;re5. opt. pas. of άντιάομαι. Th. 
 άντι. 
 
 Άντί<ταΧος, ου, ο xai r„ striving against, an 
 antagonist in wrestling, an adversary, opponent. 
 From άντ) and -ττάΧι^. 
 
 '' Αντι-τίαζ^αζάΧΧω, f βχήσω, to compare to- 
 gether. From άντ), <pra^a, and βάΧΧω. 
 
 ' ΑντίΤαξαζαΧοΰμΛν, 1 . pi. ind. 2. f. act, 
 of άντιτταξαζάΧΧω, 
 
 Άντί'^'ΧξαζοΧΥί, ί?ί, 'h, a comparison, contrast. 
 
 Άντί'τταξάγω, to oppose an army to the ene- 
 my,y. ξω. Th. άγω. 
 
 ' Αντι-^αξακαΧίΜ, ω, to dissuade, exhort to 
 the contrary. 
 
 ' Αντί'ττΆζασχίΙν, to restore, make retribution, 
 2. a. inf. act. of άντιναφ,χω. Th. 'ΐχο). 
 
 Άντ/τταξάτα^ι;, ίωί, h, a drawing up in bat^ 
 tie-array against an enemy. 
 
ANT 
 
 65 
 
 ΛΚΓ 
 
 ^ Kwi^a^ttrivvta^ to draw up in battle-array 
 <against an enemy, Frovi άντ), τταξοι, and 
 τάττω. 
 
 Άντί'τοίξ'ίξχ^ομαι, to pass by, Luke x, 33 ; 
 to be at hand. Wisdom of Solomon, xvi, 10 ; 
 the same as -τταξίξχ^ομα,ι,/οί^ the prejwsition dvrt 
 in this and many other compounds causes no 
 difference of meaning between the compounded 
 and simple verb. Schleusner. 1 . f mid. dvn- 
 ^αξίλίύσ•ομαι• 2. a. act. άντΐΤΧξ?ίλ^Μ. From 
 dvTi, Τϋζκ, and %ξχ^ομαί.'\ 
 
 Άντίτα,ζ, α, ό, the name of a man, Antipas. 
 
 Άντ/τατ^ίί, itos, h, the name of a city, 
 Antipatris. 
 
 Άντίτατξοζ, ου, ο, an epithet of Jujjiter, 
 hostile to his father. From avri and -ττΆτή^. 
 
 Άντΐ':ηξα7οί, αία, αϊον, situate opposite to ; 
 αντί-τίξΆ/α, places opposite. 
 
 Άνητίξαν, adv. ivith the genitive, over- 
 against. This and the preceding are from 
 άντ) and ^ίξαν. 
 
 ΆντίίΤίξίζάλλω, f. Άλω, to encompass from 
 the opposite part. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 ΆντίΤίξίί'σττι/ΐΛί, to bring together, to con- 
 centrate as an army, ^c] 
 
 Άντί-τηξίλα,μ,ζ&νω, to embrace in one's turn. 
 Xenoph.^ 
 
 ' Kvri'ffigiaTru.ff^tt,, are;, ro, a military term, 
 a diversion or drawing off an enemy from his 
 object. Polyb. 
 
 Άνητίξΐσ•';Γάω, ω, f. άα-ω, military term, to 
 make a diversion or draw off an enemy jTrowi his 
 object. 
 
 Ανη•Τίξ(α•ταίταί, from άντι^Πζί'Ί'σνι^μι. 
 
 Άντί'^'ίφάσθΛΐ, to be put to death instead of 
 another person, petf. itf. pas. from avr) and 
 τίφαμ,αι, perf. ind. pas. of the obsolete verb 
 ^ύω. 
 
 ΆνηττΊ^^τω, f. άνηττωσω, p. άντινίττ-τωκα, 
 to rush upon, strive against, resist. From άντ) 
 and <τ/ίΓΤΛ>. 
 
 Άντιτλνίξόω, f. ύσω, to fill again, replenish 
 exhausted strength, supply. From avrt and 
 ^λ>ΐξόω. 
 
 'Avri^vietv, pres. hf. act. to blow against. 
 From dvTi and -rviu. 
 
 Άντ/ίτνβ/α, ο'ια,ζ, h, an adverse wind: 
 
 Ά.ν<τι•7Τοήομα.(, ουμοίΐ, 1. f mid. νκτομα,ί, to 
 claim to one's self, to aim at, attempt, to be 
 ambitious of, aspire to, take upon one's self. 
 
 ' Κνηττούω, oi,f. '/ΐΐω, to do in one's turn, to 
 give or repay in turn.] 
 
 Άντιττοίτατις, iuiy h, a desire of obtaining or 
 possessing any tiring ; also a making claim to 
 any thing. 
 
 Άνητίοιούμίνοζ, ου, ό, pres. part, jms. of 
 αντι-ττοαω. Th. 'ττοιιω. 
 
 Ά)^τι^πΌλίμiω,f ή(τω, to fight against, attack, 
 make war upon. Hence 
 
 ΆντίΐΌλίμιοξ, and άντιτόλεμοξ, ό «α/ ί, 
 an enemy, a belligerent. Th. τόλίμο;. 
 
 Άντίττολίξ, fMs, h, an opposing or rival cit3\ 
 
 ^ Av7^<τoζίύoμa,ι,f. ίύιτομαι, to go against, op- 
 pose, resist.] 
 
 9 
 
 Άντί^οξοζ, ου, ο κα) 'h, opposite, situate over- 
 against, Eurip. Med. 210. άντίτόξοιο, gen. 
 Ion. From άνπ'Τίττοξα, p. ind. mid. of άντι- 
 ^ίίξομα/. 
 
 Άντίττουξ, o^osi ο κ,οά ί, having the feet op- 
 posite to another's ; nom. plur. άντί'το^ίξ, an- 
 tipodes. From άντ) and •rous. 
 
 Άντι-7Τρά(Τσω, or . 
 
 Άντ/ττξάττω, f. ^ω, perf. άντί'ττιττξαχ^α, to 
 act against, oppose, thwart. From άντ) and 
 'Τινάσσω. 
 
 'AvTi^^^trffiiv, Ion. for άντι^ξάίτσ-ίΐν. See the 
 preceding word. Th. τξάσσω. 
 
 Άντί'ΡΓξΟ'^σα.ν, they had gone out to meet, 
 advanced towards, ^tt. for -τιίκτα,ν, 3. pi. plu- 
 perf. ind. rnid. or imperf. ind. Att. of άντ4- 
 Τζόαμα. Th. ΰμι or 'ίω, to go. 
 
 Άντί'ττξοίπΐ'τηΊν, to re-salute, to return a salu- 
 tation. Theophr. Char. xv. Used like άντι- 
 ^ροσΌίγορίνω.] 
 
 Άντιττξόα'ωτΰί, ol, being face to face, front- 
 ing each other. 
 
 Άντί'Τξωξος, ου, ο κ,οά νι, having the prow 
 turned against or opposite to. From, άντ) and 
 -^ζωξοί. 
 
 Άντίχτωμα, ιχ,τοξ, το, ruin, destruction» 
 Frotn άντιττίττω. 
 
 Άντιρρίω, to contradict, deny. From άντ) 
 and ρίω. 
 
 Άντίρργκτίζ, ίωξ, η, contradiction, a contra- 
 dictory answer, dispute, controversy. 
 
 Άντισνικωιτίζ, ιως, h, a compensating or bal- 
 ancing. Th. σ-ηκ'ος. 
 
 ' AvTiffuivn?, ου, 0, a proper name, Antis- 
 thenes. 
 
 'AvTiffTois, άντος, b, part. 2. a. act. of αν^ίβ'- 
 Τ'/ιμι. Th. Ίιττ'/ιμι. 
 
 Άντίστασίζ, ζω;, h, resistance, opposition. 
 
 ^ Αντκττοίσιωτγίζ, ου, ο, one of an opposite 
 party. Hence 
 
 ' Αντιστοί,τίω, ω, to oppose, resist, to be a 
 partisan or adherent.] 
 
 Άντκττοιχ^ίω, ω, to be opposite or over- 
 against. 
 
 Άντιστοιχίοί, as, 'h, the relative situation of 
 things opposite to each other. 
 
 'AvTtffToi^os, ου, b kou h, opposite, corres- 
 ponding as one roio or line that is op)posite to 
 another. 
 
 'Αντίβ•τοίχωί, adv. in opposite or correspond- 
 ing order. 
 
 Άντ'κττομος, ου, b κοί) ί, having an opposite 
 front or double front or face. From άντ) and 
 στόμα, 
 
 ΆντίίΤΤξΟίΤίόομοίΐ, f %ΰ(Τομα,ι, p. άντιστξά- 
 τιυμοίΐ, to undertake a military expedition 
 against, make war against, fight, resist, Th, 
 
 Ο'ΤζΟίτόζ. 
 
 Άντίσ-τζοίτο^ί^ίύω, to encamp in front of an 
 enemy. From άντ) and (ττξο,τόττζ^ον, 
 
 ' Αντίίττξίφω, f. -φω, to turn contrariwise, to 
 invert; to return.] 
 
 Άντία-τξοφ/ι, rii, vt, a turning to the COH- 
 
ANT 
 
 66 
 
 ANT 
 
 trary, inversion ; also the figure in rhetoric cal- 
 led anti strophe.] 
 
 Άντίσ^ίΐν, the same as άντί^αν άντίχ^ίσύί, 
 2.plur. pres.ormiperf. iniperat. mid.qfuvrsxu. 
 
 'AvTiff^ourcit, and άννισχ^οΖσαν. See under 
 
 ΆντΊταγμα, aro;, το, an army or body 
 drawn up to oppose another ; also any counter 
 preparation against an attack. 
 
 Άντιτακτ^κο;, h, ov, having the capacity of 
 repelling force, one that draws up an army 
 against the enemy. 
 
 Άντίτα'ξι;, ίω?, h, the drawing up of an army 
 in battle-array. From 
 
 ^ Α.ντίτάσ•τομαι, >?, irui, f. άγομαι, p. avTiri- 
 ταγμαί, to be set in order or prepared for com- 
 bat, to be opposed to, to resist. Froin άντ\ 
 and -τάσσω. 
 
 Ά.ντιτά,'ττομα,ι, See Αντιτάσσομαι^ 
 
 'AvTiTiiViiv, pres. hif. act. of 
 
 Αντιτείνω, f. ίνω, to tend the contrary way, 
 to resist, be opposed to, endeavour.] 
 
 Άντιτίύχ;ομίχ,ι, See under Άντετίτυ^ο. 
 
 Άντιτίειν, pres. inf. act. of άντιτΊω. 
 
 Άντίτί&'/ιμι, to place over-against, compare 
 together, to substitute ; put or place any thing 
 in one's turn, Xen. Mem. iii, 14. 
 
 ^Αντιτιμάω, ω, f, τ,σω, to honour in one's 
 turn, Xen. Cyrop. 
 
 ^ Κνν'ίτϊνω, See Άντιτίω. 
 
 Άντιττω, f. Ίσω, to suffer punishment or 
 atone for in one's turn ; also to inflict punish- 
 ment, retaliate. 
 
 Άντίτομον φάομακον, an antidote, a preserva- 
 tive against any malady. From άντ) and 
 τΊτομα, p. indie, mid. of τέμνω. 
 
 "Αντϊτοί, for άντΊτιτοζ, hy Sync, punished 
 in turn. From άντ) and τΊω. 
 
 Άvτtτζε<pω,f. -φω, to nourish in turn, Xen. 
 Cyrop.'] 
 
 Άντιτρεχ^ω, f. Β-ζίζομαι, to run against or 
 contrary to.] 
 
 ^Αντιτυγρζ^άνω,^. τίύ^ομοίΐ, to obtain in one's 
 turn as a compensation or indemnity.] 
 
 Άντίτντον, ου, το, the resemblance of the 
 type or pattern ; an impression, an antitype. 
 From, άντ) and τύττω. 
 
 'AvTiTtj-ros, ov, κά) VI, repelling a blow, 
 hard ; also obstinate, untractable. 
 
 ^ Αντιτύ-ττω, to beat again or in one's turn. 
 Aristoph. Nub. 1426.] 
 
 Άντιτνχ^οις, 2. sing. 2. a. opt. act. of σ.ντι- 
 τυγχ^άνω, which is from άντ) and τυγχ^άνω. 
 
 Άντιφεζίζω, f. Ίσω, to put one's self in the 
 way, to meet, compare one's self to, to equal 
 another. From άντ) and φίοω. 
 
 ^Αντιφίξίζαι, Poet, and Dor. for άνηφεοισα,ι, 
 1. a. infin. act. of άντιφίξίζω. 
 
 Άντιφίξομαι, to put one's self in the way of, 
 oppose, contend with ; pres. infin. mid. άντιφί- 
 ζίσθίίΐ. Til. φ'εξω. 
 
 Άντιφ^ίγγομκι, f. ^ομοίΐ, to return a sound, 
 to echo or re-echo, Eurip. Hippol. 1216; also 
 to contradict.] 
 
 ' ΑντΙφόίγμά,, το, an echo, resonance. From 
 
 άντ) and φύίγγβμαι. 
 
 Άντιφιλονειχεω, ω, f. •»σω, to contend 
 against. 
 
 ^ΑντΊφ'ίΧοζ, ου, ο, a p)roper name, Antiphilus. 
 
 Άντιφ{;τεύω, J", εΰσω, p. κά, to generate or 
 produce in turn. From άντ) and φυτεύω. Th. 
 φυω. 
 
 Άντιφων'εω, f. νισω, to cry out in turn, to 
 make a response ; to answer a letter, Polyb* 
 viii, 1 8 ; also to contradict. 
 
 Άντιφωνϊ], ij;, τι, in music, antiphony or alter- 
 nate singing. Th. φωνή. 
 
 ' Αντιχ,ξΖν, pres. inf. of 
 
 '' Αντιχ^^άω, 10 suffice, be sufficient for, 
 Herod, ivho also uses άντεχ^ειν, άντίσ^ειν and 
 άντισρζίσ^Άΐ in the same manner.] 
 
 Άντίχ;ξ'/ισι;, εως, h, a reciprocal use of any 
 thing ; a pledge, mortgage. 
 
 ΆντΊχ^ξίστος, ου, ό. Antichrist. 
 
 ^ Αντί ωβτιν Oil, 1 . a. hif. pas. of άντιόομαι. 
 
 Άντλ&ω, ω, fut. •ήσω, perf. ^ντλνιχα, to ex- 
 haust, to draw water, to pump water out of a 
 ship's hold J 1. a. ind. act. ίίντλησα. Th. 
 α,ντΧος. 
 
 " Αντλ'/ι, >5ί, h, Poet, for οίντλος, ου, ο, a sink, 
 a pump, the part of a ship's hold where the 
 water settles. 
 
 " Αντλτιμοί, ατός, το, the act of drawing 
 water or pumping ; an implement for drawing 
 or baling out water: Th. άντλος. 
 
 Άντλίίσαι, 1 . α. iiif. act. and αντλνισον, άτω, 
 1 . a. imperat. act. of άντλεω. 
 
 "ΑΝΤΛ02, ου, ό, a sink, a pump ; άντλίον, 
 ου, το, an implement with which water is 
 drawn or dipped out, a scoop to bale out a boat 
 or vessel ivith. 
 
 Άντοικο^ομεω, f. νισω, to erect in the 
 place of another house, wall, ^c. ; also to erect 
 one opposite to another; to counter -fortify. 
 
 Άντολ'/ι, Τις, VI, Poet, for άνκτολνι, the east 
 or sun-rising. 
 
 "Αντομαι, to meet, reach or extend over, 
 Iliad iv, 133 ; also to supplicate, entreat. 
 
 ' Αντονομασία, a;, h, the rhetorical fgure cal- 
 led antonomasia, by ivhich an aj}pellative noun 
 is used for a jiroper name or the contrary ; as, 
 the Poet instead of Homer, <|-c.] 
 
 Άντοξ^ζίομαι, οΰμχι, f. ήσομαι, to dance in 
 one's turn ; part. pres. mid. άντοξχ^ούμενος. 
 From άντ) and οζχ^'εομαι. ' 
 
 ΆντοφύαΧμεω, ω, f. ησω, p. άντωφ&άλμηχα^ 
 with the dative case, to look at in one's turn, 
 to look directly at another ; also to oppose, 
 whether by words or acts ; to resist or bear up 
 against any force, as the wind, ^c. Acts xxvii, 
 15. From άντ) and οφθαλμός.] 
 
 Άντζίάς, α^ος, vi, dwelling in caverns or 
 dens. 
 
 "Αντζοθεν, adv. Poet, from or out of a cavern. 
 
 "ANTPON, ου, TO, a cavern, a den. 
 
 "Αντξω, gen. sing. Dor. for οίντζου. 
 
 Άντξω^ης, εος, ό χα) h, abounding in caverns. 
 
 "Αντΰγες, αϊ, nom. JiL of 
 
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 ΑΝΛ 
 
 "ANTTS!, ilyoii hy the side pieces composing 
 the body of a car or chariot, upright posts or 
 knobs on those side pieces to fasten the reins to ; 
 a chariot wheel, the circumference of a wheel ; 
 the chariot itself, Theocr. ii, 166 ; also the 
 border or circumference of a shield, ^c. Iliad 
 vi, 118; Theocr. xxii, 1 84. also the neck of a 
 lyre or other stringed instrument, Eurip. Hip- 
 pol. 1135. dat. plur. αντυξί.] 
 
 Άντν•7Γουξγί7ν, Ion. for άνβνττουξγίΐν, to serve 
 in one's turn. From άντϊ and υ-τονξγόξ. 
 
 Άντωύίω, ω, to resist or not to yield to ; 
 ά,ντωβ{ΐσθΒίΐ, pres. inf. pas. Hence οίντωοΊς, 
 io/s, 91, resistance, a keeping off. From, άντ) 
 and ώΰίω, 
 
 Άνύζξ»στοζ, ου, ο xcct h, uninjured by abuse 
 or reproach, unreproached ; also civil, not 
 abusive or insolent. From elviv and υ^ξίς. 
 
 Άνν'^ξοί, ου, ο xat h, destitute of water, dry. 
 From, « priv. and υ^αΐξ ; the ν being inserted 
 for euphony. 
 
 "Avvs, 3. sing, imperf. Dor. or Ion. of 
 άνύω. 
 
 "Ανυμίί, Dor. Sync, for hvuo^iv, 1. ^>^wr. 
 imperf. ind. act. of άνύω. 
 
 Άνύουσα, j)res. jxirt. act. fern. g. of άνύω. 
 
 Άνυτΰίξ^ία, as, 'h, destruction, annihilation, 
 a privation of the essence of any thing. From 
 a priv. and υτάξχ^ω. 
 
 Άνυτίξζλ'/ιτοξ, ου, β χα) τι, unsurpassed, that 
 cannot be surpassed or exceeded. 
 
 Άνυττίύόϋνοί, ου, ό κ,α) h, that cannot be call- 
 ed to account by law, irresponsible, as the 
 jRotnan Dictators were, Arist. Polit. iv. Plu- 
 tarch in Fab. Also not culpable, not punish- 
 able.] 
 
 ΆνυτΤίυθύνωζ) adv. in a situation not to be 
 called to account. See under Άνυτηύόυνοί. 
 
 ΆνυτΌοατος, ου, ο κα) ϋ]. Dor. for άνυτό^τι- 
 νοζ, being without shoes or sandals, unshod. 
 From a priv. and υ^ο'^ίω. Th. Υίω. 
 
 Άνυ^όχξϊτοζ, ου, ό χαι 'h, unfeigned, undis- 
 guised, not actor-like. From a and υ-πΌχξί- 
 νομαι. 
 
 Άνυ-ρτομ,όν'/ιτοζ, ου, β κ,α) vt, insufferable, not 
 to be endured, intolerable. 
 
 'Avutrovo'/iros, ου, ο xat h, in an active sense 
 tvith a genitive, unsuspicious, not suspecting, 
 thoughtless, as of futurity ; in a pasave sense, 
 unlooked for, unsuspected. 
 
 Άνυ'ΤΓοτττοζ, and ανυ'ττό-ττίυτοζ, ου, ό χα) 'h, 
 unsuspicious, unsuspected. 
 
 Άνυ-π'όττως, adv. without suspicion. From 
 α 2)riv. and ύτΌττομαι. 
 
 ' ΑνυτΌσ•<τατος, ου, ό χα) ή, Unyielding, unsub- 
 dued, invincible ; inviolable. From a jmv. 
 and υφ'ιιττ'/ιμι. 
 
 Άνυτότακτβζ, ου, ο χα)' τι, not subjected to 
 another, independent, refractory ; confused, as 
 applied to style. From a priv. and υ7τΌταχτος.'\ 
 
 ^AvuirafAav, Dor. for '/ινυα-άμ'/ιν, \. sing. \, a. 
 ind. mid. of ανύω. 
 
 Άνύσ-αξ, ο, part. 1. a. act. of άνύω. 
 
 Awa-noyos, ου, ό και h, desirous of accom- 
 
 plishing a work, diligent, assiduous, making 
 despatch. From άνύω and 'ίξγον. 
 
 Άνύσϊμ,οί, ου, ό χα) h, making despatch, 
 prompt, ready, efficacious. 
 
 Άνυσίμωξ, adv. effectually, perfectly, suc- 
 cessfully, 
 
 "ΑνΰΰΊξ, sag, h, accomplishment, completion, 
 consummation ; the produce of any thing, ad- 
 vantage. From άνύω. 
 
 'Ανύ(Τ(ΤΧί, avTog, ο, for άνυιτα?, Poet. 
 
 Άνυσ•τϊχοί, vi, ov, or άνυτϊχος, efficacious, 
 acting or operating promptly. From άνύω. 
 
 ' Ανυ(ττοζ, oZ, χα) h, capable of being effect- 
 ed, practicable, feasible, ready ; ω? άνυσ-τον, as 
 far as possible, to the extent of one's ability, 
 JCen. Anab. i, 8, S.] 
 
 " Ανυτο, Dor. for ηνυτο, 3 sing, imperf. indie. 
 2)as. of άνυμι, or 3. sing, pluperf. ind. pas. 
 of άνυω. 
 
 Άνυ-φόω, to raise, erect, lift up on high. 
 From άνω and ΰ•^Όω. 
 
 ΆΝΤΏ, fut. νσ-ω, p. τίννχα, to accomplish, 
 complete, finish, despatch ; be of advantage or 
 avail; fulfil ; put an end to, destroy ; in the 
 middle voice, to obtain, hasten. 
 
 "ΑΝΩ, adv. upward, o, 'h, <ro άνω, aloft, on 
 high, above ; oiv, oZcra, ov, being understood ; ra 
 άνω, the things above, figuratively the world 
 above ; comp. άνωπξον, higher, more elevated. 
 
 Άνω, ivith a circuniflex, I will leave, 2. a. 
 subj. act. of άνίτίμι• 2. a. ind. act. avtjv. 
 
 "Ανωγα, p. ind. mid. Ion. for ίίνωγα. From 
 άνωγεω. 
 
 ^ Ανώγαιον, See Άνωγίον, , 
 
 "Ανωγίν, 3. sing, impef. or 2. a. ind. act. 
 Ion. for ηνωγιν' άνώγ^, 2. a. subj. 3. sing, 
 act. from άνωγίω, or άνωγω. 
 
 'ΑνωγΒον, ου, το, and Att. ανωγιών, ω, το, 
 a chamber or upper room ; a dining room. It 
 is also ivritten άνωγαιον, q. d. άνω τγΐί y^if 
 above the ground. 
 
 Άνώγτιύι, and by Sync, άνωχ^ΰι, pres. im- 
 jierat. act. of 
 
 ^ Ανωγτίμι, the same as avayiu or άνωγω^ 
 which see. 
 
 'Avuy^ai, ^ai, χται, pt. ind. pas. of ανοί- 
 γομαι' ραί'ί. άνίύυγμ'ίνος. Th. ο'Ιγω. 
 
 ^ Avωyoυv,for rivcuyouv, imp)e7f. ind. act. Ion. 
 of άνωγίω, or 
 
 ΆΝίΙΤίΙ, f. ξω, ]). Ύίνωχ^α ' \. a. ^νω^χ, 
 to command, order ; incite, encourage ; stimu- 
 late. 
 
 Άνω^ΰνϊα, αξ, h, exemption from pain, ease. 
 Hence 
 
 Άνω%ΰνος, ου, ο χα) η, feeling no pain, and 
 άνω^υνον φάξμαχον, a medicine which alleviates 
 pain, an anodyne. 
 
 ' Ανω^ΰνωξ, adv. without pain. Th. o^Uvyi. 
 
 " Ανωύίν, adv. from above, from on high ; 
 from heaΛ'•en ; from the beginning ; anew, 
 again ; ol άνωύίν, our forefathers, ancestors ; 
 the ancients. From άνω. 
 
 Άνωύίω, ω. ^/τω, and ωα•ω, to force upv/ard 
 or back ; repel; m/". act• άνω^αι, and άνω^/ι- 
 
AHA 
 
 $S 
 
 Am 
 
 ffctti τη, kiuieaauaiipart. άνωίτάμίνβ;. Th. ωί'ίω. 
 Hence 
 
 Άνωύπίτίζ, ζωζ, h, a forcing upward, a driving 
 back or repelling. 
 
 *Ανύ$ω, See Άνωύίω.'\ 
 
 'Avit/iVr/, See ' Ανώι'στος.^ 
 
 Άνωΐστοζ., ov, ο κα,ι it, unthought of, unfore- 
 seen, unexpected. Hence ανωΐστ), suddenly, 
 unexpectedly, by sui-]:)rise. From a, priv. and 
 οίομα,ι. 
 
 Άνωίστωζ, unexpectedl}•, suddenly ; without 
 suspicion.] 
 
 Άνω'ίχ^6•/!ν, by resolving the diphthong for 
 ανωχ^ύ' /iv, 1. a, ind. pas. of ανοίγω. 
 
 Άνωκ,ισμίνοι, See Άναικίζω.] 
 
 Άνίόκ,τχι, 3. sing. 2^^rf' ^nd. pas. avMy^ar 
 from avoiyof. 
 
 Άνίόλί^ξο;, ov, xa) n, deathless, undying, 
 imperishable^ From a, priv. and ολίβξος. 
 
 '^Ανάμα,λ' /is, ίΰζ, ό κκ) h, irregular, anoma- 
 lous, unequal, uneven ; variable, inconstant. 
 
 Άνωμ,αλίχ, a;, vi, irregularity, inequality, 
 unevenness, anomaly. 
 
 Άνύμα,Χο;, ου, ο xou τι, irregular, anomalous, 
 unequal, uneven ; variable, inconstant. From 
 a and ομαλό;. 
 
 Άνωμοτ), adv. without an oath.] 
 
 Άνύμοτοξ, ου, ο χκ) h, unsworn, not bound 
 by an oath, Lucian •, ανώμοτο; 9-i&iv, not bound 
 by an oath to the gods. Eur. Med, 735. From 
 a and ομννμι.^ 
 
 "Ανων, ovroi, ρ, p)res. part. act. of 'άνω, for 
 α,νύω. 
 
 'Ανώνυμο;, ου, ο χα,) νι, nameless, anonymous ; 
 not celebrated, obscurer Th. όνομα. 
 
 Άνωξθωβγιν, Πζ, v, 1. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. of 
 οίνοξθοω. 
 
 'Avu '"■', as, and Ion. -»i, -r,s, τι, unseason- 
 ableness, an unseasonable time. From a priv. 
 and ωξα. 
 
 Άνόύται, Ion. for avolffai, or avivuxon, and 
 aviviyxat, 1. a. inf. act. ofάvaφsξω; or άνωίτα», 
 1. a. inf. act. of avωSiω,for ανώ$ω. 
 
 ΆνωσάμΛνας, ό, part. 1. α, 7nid. of ανωύω, 
 Th. ωθ'ίω, ω. 
 
 ' Avuffaffuai, 1. «. hf. in. of avω6iω,for ανωύω. 
 
 Άνωτίξίκο;, h, ov, upjier, high up, remote; 
 τα άνωτίξίχα μζξ'/ι, Acts xix. 1. the regions 
 remote from the sea. From avωand άνωηξο;.'\ 
 
 Άνωφίλτις, ίοΐ, ό χαίίι, fruitless, unprofitable, 
 unproductive, useless ; hurtful. From a jwiv. 
 a7id οφίλο;, ίοζ, το. 
 
 Άνωρζα, 1. nng. peyf. ind. act. of ανοίγω. 
 Ανωχύ'/^ν, Άί, 1 . a. ind. pas. of ανοίγομαι. 
 
 "Ανωχύι, See ανωγ'/ιθι. 
 
 ^Ανώχ,θω, for ανωγ'ιτω, 3. sing. pres. im- 
 perat. act. as ανωχ^θι, for ανώγι, hy Meta- 
 plasm ; from ανάγω. 
 
 Άνωρ^νξοζ, the same as αν'οχ^υξοζ. 
 
 "Α^αιμ/, ai;, at, and in 3. pi. a^aav, 1. a. 
 opt. act. of ΰίγνυμι, or άγω• f. ά'^ω, 1. a. ind. 
 act. 'Τξα. 
 
 A|«j, 2)art. 1. a. act. of άγω, f. ά^ω, p. 
 
 "Αζ,ί, for a(ov, 1 . a. imper. act. like tlie 
 change in imperat. λάζον, for kaSs. 
 
 "Αζίΐα, as, I, and in 3. 2)1. ά^ιιαν, 1. a, opt•^ 
 ^ΈοΙ. of άγνυμι, or άγω. 
 
 "A'^ivos, ου, ό χα) h, Poet, a^nvos, inhospita- 
 ble, inhuman ; a stranger who has no friend to 
 receive him as a guest, being without an host. 
 From a jrriv. and ^ivos. 
 
 "A^iffTos, ου, ό χα) vi, unsmoothed, rough, 
 unpohshed. From a priv.and^itrTos. Th. ζ,ίω. 
 
 Άξ/α, as, and Ion. -n, -us, ^j worthiness, 
 merit, desert ; a valuation, a fair price. From 
 a^ios , J 
 
 Ά^^άγao■τΰs, ου, ο χα) hy worthy of admira- 
 tion, memorable, remarkable. From ά'ξιος and 
 άγaa^τόs. 
 
 'A^iaxouiTTos, ου, ό χα) ν, worthy of being 
 heard, worthy of attention. From a^tos and 
 άχΰυω. 
 
 'A^iax^oaTos, ου, ό χα) h, worthj'^ of atten- 
 tion ; engaging. From a^tos and άχξοάομαι. 
 
 Ά^ίατ^γ7ΐτα$, Ion for ά\ια(ρ7ΐγγιτο5, ov, ο xut 
 'h, worthy to be recounted ; superlative άϊ,ια'ρτηγη- 
 ToTaTos and ά^ιαφηγ'/ιτΌτατο5. From a^tos 
 and άφy,γ'/lσ^ts. Th. '/ιγίομαι. 
 
 ΆξΛξασ -Tos, ov, ο χα) 'h, lovely, deserving of 
 loA'e, amiable. From a^ios and ϊξάω. 
 
 Ά^ηυμαι, Dor, for ά^ίοΰμαι, 1 . sing. J^res. 
 ind. mid. of ά^/οω, 
 
 'ASI'NH, VIS, h, an axe, a hatchet ; a pole- 
 axe. From άγω, or from ϊί^ϊΠ. 
 
 Ά%ιo6aΰμaffτos, ου, ό χα) vi, worthy of admi- 
 ration, admirable. 
 
 Άζ,/ούί'/ιτο;, Ion. for a^touiccTos, ο χα) ^, 
 worth seeing, goodly, fine ; worthy of consid- 
 eration. From a^ios and Β-ίάομαι, 
 
 'Aξ^όλoγos, ου, ό χα) h, worthy of estimation, 
 estimable, praiseworthy ; valuable, useful. Xen. 
 Mem.^ 
 
 Ά^»όμαρ(^ο$, ov, ό χα) h, one who is a match 
 for another in fighting, equal in strength, fit for 
 combating, competent to engaging in battle, 
 adequate. From a^ios and μ,άχ^ομαι. 
 
 'A^t'ovixos, ου, χα) 'h, deserving of victory. 
 From a^tos and vixyj, 
 
 'A^^io-^iffTos, ου, ό χα) 'h, worthy of belief or 
 credit ; worthy of confidence. From a%tos and 
 TiffTts. 
 
 "ASI02, ία, lov, with a genit. worthy or 
 deserving of; valuable, worth the money or 
 price; cheap, «|/a ταύτα ωνήοω, thou hast 
 bought these cheap, Lucian. Theophr. Folloived 
 by a dative, necessary or advantageous to, rw 
 ίτόλί^ ά'ξίον, Anstoph. Acharn. 205. ] Hence 
 
 'A^iOt7\s, τητοξ, 'h, worth, estimation, credit. 
 
 Ά^ιουν, j)res . inf. act. See Άξιόω. 
 
 Ά'^ίόχ;ξίο; and Ά^ιόρ(^ξίω;, ω, ο χα) τι, Ιοη, 
 and Attic, able to pay one's debts and there- 
 fore ΛVOrthy of credit, suitable, fit, competent, 
 useful. From a^ios and χξίωs. 
 
 Άξ(όω, ω, to think worth}^ to value, esti- 
 mate ; think fit i ask, Cebes ; entreat, beg, 
 Thucyd. i, 133. imperf τι^ιόον, ουν f. ωσω, p. 
 yi'itojxa' 1. a. ind. act, τίί,ίωσα^ 1. a, subj. act. 
 
ΑΟΛ 
 
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 ΑΠΑ 
 
 a^taeraf 'AS» y 1. α• i^. cictt al/wafi• pres. 
 ind. pas. ά^»όομαι, οΰμαι, to be thought 
 worthy ; to be deserving of; to be honoured 
 with; 3.2)1- pres. imperat. 2)as. ά'ί,ιοΰσθωιχα.ν^ 
 p. ind. pas. ri^iufAOir 1. a. J)as. γιϊ,ιωθην• 1. f. 
 pas. αί,ΐΜύήσΌμα,ί. Th. αϊ,ιοζ. 
 
 Άξίω/ΐΛοί, Άτοξ, το, worth ; honour, author- 
 ity ; an axiom, a truth of importance and dig- 
 nity. 
 
 'Αζ4Μμίχ.τϊχοί, ίι, ov, authoritative ; grand, 
 august, dignified. 
 
 'A^itkts, adv. worthily ; fitly, adequately ; at 
 a cheap rate. 
 
 Άξ<ίίο•ί/α, us, i, 1. a. opt. ^ol. of α,'ύ,ιίιω. 
 
 'A^ieaffii, teas, h, dignity, authority, rank ; 
 opinion, self-estimation, grandeur ; request, en- 
 treaty. 
 
 "Αγομαι, \.f. m. of ay ω. 
 
 " A%ov, 1 . a. imperat. act. 2. sing, of ayca, 
 or a,yvvfjt,i,f. α.\ω. 
 
 "Αξονα, acc. sing, αύ,ονι, dot. from a|«v. 
 
 "Α|ι/λβί, ου, ο xat τι, not woody ; also abound- 
 ing in wood, thick -wooded, Iliad xi, 155. 
 From α jyriv. and «, intens. and ξίίλβν. 
 
 "A^a, Dor. αξω, 1. f. ind. act. of uya» or 
 βίγνυμι. 
 
 ■ΆίίΛΝ, ovos, 0, an axle of a wheel ; a 
 wheel; a pole of the heavens. From Siya, 
 because a wheel goes or is carried round its axle, 
 ΰίο, jEoI. and Beeot. in gen, sing. 1. 
 decl. simp)l,for -ου, as 'Atniotofor Άιηίου. It 
 is also Ion. and Poet, for a, in 2. jyers. sing. 
 1 a, m. as for Ιτυ•φω, Ιτύ-φαο. 
 
 'Aoihav, Dor. for αοιδών, gen. pi, ofuoi^o$, or 
 ttot^si. 
 
 Άοί^ίι, fisi and Dor. uoi^k, as, h, a song, 
 tune; a poem, verse; fame; dat. p)l• Ion. 
 u,oi^ri(ft,for aoi^uls' from p. m. mi^a, of uiihu. 
 
 'Aoihau, f. affUi to sing. Odys. v, 61, x, 
 225.] 
 
 'Aoi^i^os, o>j, κ,αί h, celebrated, sung. 
 
 Άβ/δοί, ου, β, a singer, minstrel, bard, poet. 
 Th. άύοω, 
 
 'Aotho;, ου, a »α) h, skilled in music, musi- 
 cal; celebrated,] 
 
 ' ΑοιΒοτάτνι, 71S, h, most musical, most tune- 
 ful, Theocr. xii, 7. superl. of aot^os. 
 
 'Aoixriros ου, ο »αϊ h, uninhabited ; unin- 
 habitable. 
 
 "AoiKos, ou, xai h, destitute of a home, 
 homeless, an exile ; poor. From a jmv. and 
 oixog. 
 
 "Aoivos, ου, Q xat h, abstaining from wine. 
 From otvos. 
 
 "Aoxvoi, ου, κα) 'h, prompt, active, diligent, 
 unwearied, not sluggish ; fearless. From 
 oxvos. 
 
 Άολλίίζ, i7s, oi xa) at, nom. 2)1. masc. and 
 fem. of aoXXris, ο χα) h• acc. pi. ΰολλίαξ, i7$• 
 dat. aoXXiffi. 
 
 ΆολΧ'/ΐ^γΐν, adv. in a crowd, closely, in great 
 numbers. Poet. From 
 
 ΆΟΑΛΗ'2, eej, xat yi, close, dense, 
 thick, full, crowded, gathered together.] Hence 
 
 Άολλιζω, and αολλίω, to gather together; 
 collect, condense, crowd. 
 
 aovrt, -ίϋντί, the Doric termination, 3. 
 pers. pi. 2)res. ind. act. for -aoua-t or -ωσι, as 
 βoάovτt,for βοάουσι, βοωιτί. 
 
 Άβίτλοί, ου, ο χα) h, unarmed, unprotected $ 
 unequipped.] 
 
 ^ΑΌ'^Χουζ, acc. 2^1. of ίίατλοί. 
 
 "ΑΟΡ, and αοζ, ξοζ, το, a sword. From 
 άίίξω, because it is sus2)ended. 
 
 ^Αοζασία, as, «, blindness ; darkness. From 
 a privative and όξάω. 
 
 Άόξα.το5, ου, ο χα) h, invisible; unseen ; 
 act. not seeing, sightless, blind. 
 
 ^Αοξατωζ, adv. invisibly. 
 
 Άοξία, as, h, darkness ; from the same. 
 
 ' Αοξίίττίομαι, οΰμαι, to be indefinite or un- 
 limited ; άοξίίτταίνω, to be at a stand, to doubt, 
 hesitate. From a i)riv. and οξθ5. 
 
 Άοξκ/τία, us, 91, indefiniteness, vagueness, 
 unlimitedness. 
 
 Άοξΐ(ττίχο5, hi ov, of an indefinite nature or 
 character. 
 
 Άόξ/α'το$, ου, ο χα) h, indeterminate, unde- 
 fined, indefinite, unlimited* From a priv. and 
 ορίζω. 
 
 Άοζίσ•τωί, adv. indefinitely, indeterminately. 
 
 "Aoivos, ου, χα) vi, destitute of birds ; also 
 the name of a lake over which birds cannot 
 fiy^ AVERKUS. Th. osyis. 
 
 'AOPTH', 5Ji, h, a great artery; also a 
 chest. 
 
 ΆΟΡΤΗΤ, %e?, 0, a belt, strap, or cord 
 by which a sword, shield, bag, ^c. are sus- 
 pended ; dat. p)^' οίοξτ^ξίο-α-ί. Poet, as if from 
 aiipia, or αοξα τ^ξων. From αοξ and τ'/ΐξΐω, 
 
 "Αοζτο, 3. sing, plupierf. ind. pas. Ion. of 
 αορμην, for ϋίξμνιν, pluperf. ind. pas, of άίίξΜ, 
 Some make it from νίξτο, « being changed into 
 a, and inserted, 3. sing. ind. 2)^uperf. pas. 
 agTo, aogTO. 
 
 Άοο'σ'ίω, a,f. ntu, to aid, assist. Hence 
 
 ^Aoatfnrvig, 'i^os,o, an assistant, attendant ; aviu 
 offffns βοηθών, who uncalled assists another. 
 From offira. 
 
 "Αουτο5, ου, ο χα) h, unhurt ; also without 
 ears or hearing. From a and βιιτάω. 
 
 ΆοχΧ'/ΐίτία, as, h, the being free from crowds, 
 a state of retirement, seclusion, tranquillity. 
 
 ΆΌχ^λ'/ιτοζ, ου, ο χα) '/ι, undisturbed, apart 
 from a crowd. From a and o^^'Kos. 
 
 "Αο-φ, oTos, xa) h, sightless, blind. From 
 a and Ό-τίτομαι. 
 
 'A-TT^for α'π'ο, which see. 
 
 ^ A'TTayaytiv, See ^ A'Teayu. 
 
 ^ ATfayyilXai, 1. a. inf. act. uirayyiiXov, 
 άτω, and in 2. j•;^. ocTfayyitXaTi, 1. a. im- 
 2yerat. act. cc^ayyuXas, avTos, o, 2)art, 1, a. 
 act. of a^ayyiXXu. 
 
 'ATTayysXia, as, 'h, tidings, information ; 
 the relating of an event, a narrative. 
 
 ' A^rayyixXM, f. a<rayyiXoj, p>^rf. a-Trny-• 
 yzXxa, to tell, relate, report, give information ; 
 1. o. ind, act. a'xnyytiXa' 1. a. im2)erat. act. 
 
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 ύ^άγγίίλον 1. α, inf. act. aTtayyuXcti• pres. 
 part. act. αταγγίλλων^ ovrog, S, pas, άταγγίλ- 
 λόμίνοί. From άίΤβ and άγγίλλω. 
 
 'A^rayhs, ios, 6 xai w> impenetrable. From 
 a,<jro for a priv. and αγω, to break. Others 
 derive it from a, intensive and i':rayov, 2. a. 
 ind. act. of <7Γ'Αγνυμΐ' then it signifies not com- 
 pact or concreted, not solid. 
 
 'ATayivinv, Ion. for a'^rayuv. See ^A-^ayu. 
 
 'A^ay^at^yiv, I. a. opt. m. of a.'Tray^^u. 
 
 'ATTayof^ivyiv, acc. sing. pres. part. pas. of 
 avaycu. 
 
 Άτηχ,γοξΐύων, οντοξ, ό, pres. p. act. of 
 
 ^ A^ffayoQ^ΰω, f. tutro), to forbid, interdict, de- 
 bar ; refuse, disclaim, deny. From a^o and 
 άγοξίύω. 
 
 ' Α-^χγξίΟΜ, ω, f. aiffo), to make wild, render 
 savage ; a.'Tf'nygiuSnt 1. a. pas, 3, sing, ran 
 wild. Palceph. From ά'το and o(,y^is.~\ Thence 
 
 Ά'τα,γξίωσ-ΐζ, ius, h, the growing wild or 
 fierce, exasperation. 
 
 'A'ray;)(^u, to strangle, to suffocate ; mid. to 
 hang one's self, f. ocTfay^M, perf. a'Vviyx^a.• 
 pas, κ-ρτάγχ^ομαι, 1 . f. mid, α^άγϊ^ομαι, 1 . a. 
 ind, mid. ot,'Vny'i,a^''A'it ω^ α,το. From, ά^ο and 
 ayxu. 
 
 ^A'prayUff αξ,ω, j>. α-ρτνιχ,α, to lead away, as 
 to jmnishment or to prison, to carry away, to 
 remove, withdraw, mislead, to bring back, to 
 pay ; 2. a. ind. act. a.'^nyov, Att. avriyocyov, 
 imj^erat. aTrayayi, inf. a,'^cx,ya,yi7v, part, ccza.- 
 yuya/V) ovros, o• J^erf. ind. pas, a'TTriyfiai, ξα/, 
 xrm• 1. a. ind. pas. αττήχΗν 1. a. inf. pas. 
 άτΰίχότίναι. Th. ayiiif.j 
 
 ' A-reiyeuyyiy tis, 'h, a leading away, carrying 
 away, misleading; payment; a legal process 
 6y which a parti/ was carried before a magis- 
 trate. 'A'/rtayuyh φόξου, the paying of tri- 
 bute.] 
 
 'A7rex,h7v, pres. or 2. a. inf. act. from a, 
 priv. and mMu, atu, or αν^ά,νω. 
 
 "Άίταδ/?, ιοζ, hi mind, heart, thought, reflec- 
 tion, forecast, consideration ; in acc. pi. ατά- 
 ^<αί, and by Crasis, a^a^is. Find. Pyth. i, 
 161. As if for ei-^ihs. From άτο, for είτω- 
 6iv xa,) Tfoppuhv ItsTv, because the mind foresees 
 events at a distance and before they happen. 
 
 ^Ατΰίίΐξόμ-Ίνος, ου, ο, pres. part. m. from 
 uTTo and αύξω. 
 
 Άτα,ύανατίζω, f. 'κτω, to endow with im- 
 mortality, render immortal. Th. θάνατο;, 
 
 ^A-TraShi, ίοζ, ό xxi h, undisturbed by passion 
 or feeling, composed, insensible ; not subject to 
 suffering, unhurt. From of priv. and τάβο;. 
 
 ΆτΛΐ, 2)rej)os. Poet, for ά,το. 
 
 'A-rctihutria, as, h, ignorance, want of in- 
 struction. From u. priv, and ταώίύω, Th, 
 
 Ά-τα/δει/τίί, βν, ο xoCi ri, uninstructed, illit- 
 erate. From a priw. and 'Tfu.thiuu. Th. 
 
 Άται^ΊΤξίζ'/ίΤΰζ, ου, ο κοά ri, undisciplined, 
 untrained, unpractised. From a pr. «ταΓ?, a7id 
 
 'A'j'eti^tiia, Ion, for αφαίξίθω, 1. sing. 1. a. 
 sub. pas. of αφοίίξίο/Λοίΐ. 
 
 Ά<τοίίξί7<τόαι, pres. inf. pas. Ion. for ίφαΐ' 
 ξί7(τβοίΐ. From άτο and αΐξίω. 
 
 ' Ατταψζπμ,ίναι, οι. Ion. redupl. and Att. for 
 άφ^ίξημίνοι, or αφ^ΐζεμίνοι, nom. pi. masc. gen. 
 p. part. pas. of άφοαξίω. 
 
 Άίτβίίξω, f. θίξω. J), κ^τίξχοί, to take away ; 
 withdraw, depart. Eurip.' Med. 938, to go or 
 transport by sea ; 1 . a. κτττίξοί, imp. άταξον, 
 άτω, inf. αττα,ζοι,ί• ρ . pas. ά,'ττ^ξμ.οιΐ' 1 . a. ά-^τγζό^ν, 
 subj. α.'τία.ζβω, >??, >j. From, άτο and οιίξω.^ 
 
 "Αταΐζ, oiihos, ό »κι h, childless, destitute of 
 children. Fro7n oc jyr. and croi7s. 
 
 'A^reciffios, ου, ό κοιι '/ι, ill-omened, inauspi- 
 cious, of bad augury, ill-boding. From a^o 
 and oClffioi. 
 
 'Acroiiffo-M, f |iy, to spring or to rush forth 
 impetuously ; recoil ; wander ; go away ; l.a. 
 act. part. άίταϊ|αί. Th. αϊσσω. 
 
 Άίτα/τίΓ, 3. ung, pres, ind. act. a-jrairn, 
 2. sing. imp. act. pres. α'ττα.ινήιτωίτιν^ 3. pi. 1. a. 
 subj. act. of 
 
 Άίτα/τέ», ω, f. 4\βω, to require, demand, 
 exact, reclaim. It governs an accusative of the 
 person and the thing. From oi-xo and αϊτίω. 
 
 'A^ettryiffts, ius, 9i, an exacting or demanding. 
 
 Ά<;τ»ιτίζω, f. iffu, to entreat, demand, re- 
 quire. 
 
 Άίταλά, να, soft, tender in years, youthful, 
 Hes. Theog. 989. Put the better reading 
 here seems to be κτοίΚα, as in Iliad vii, 400, 
 and xviii, 567. k^aXas, tks, acc. pi. f g. 
 of ά^οίλοί, '/I, ev.] 
 
 'Αίτάλα<σ''τβί, ου, ό «α* h, unconquered in 
 wrestling or other contests ; invincible. Th. 
 ^oiXcciffrn. 
 
 Άτά,λοίΐστξος, ου, ο »ai ri, unskilled in ath- 
 letic exercises ; unpractised. From a pr. and 
 •χοίΧούστξΟί. Th. ^aXvt. 
 
 Άίταλαλχέ^ίν, Dor. for α,<τα.Χο(Χκ.ί7ν, pres. 
 inf. act. κ^οίλύλχοί, 3. sing. pres. opt. act. of 
 
 ΆίταλάλκΛ;, to repel or drive away, avert, 
 ward off. Th. ο,Χκ'α. 
 
 Άίτάλα^νοί, for άνάΧα,μ,οζ, ου, ό χοί) νι, that 
 is without counsel or plan, unskilful ; destitute 
 of energy, Hes. Op. 20 ,• hard, difficult. From 
 oc, pr. and -ττα.'λύμη. See the next article. 
 
 Άίτάλα^βί βίοζ, a most wretched life, which 
 no means or art can relieve, Pind. Olymp. 
 i, 95. So α,'ΤτάΧα,μον χα,χον, an evil from which 
 no struggle can effect a deliverance. Th. 
 'πα.'Κάμ,η' 
 
 Ά'ττοίλάομοίΐ, ωμοίΐ, to wander out of the 
 path, stray. From άτο and α,Χάομι. 
 
 'A'Toikyi/n, ω, to be free from pain or grief, 
 
 become hardened or insensible. Eph. iv, 19. 
 
 f, τισω, p. ATrny-ynxot. From α,το and aXyta. 
 
 Ά';τά.λίΐ•φον, l.a. imperat. act. of 
 
 ' A<7ra,λ^Ίφω,f. "φω. p. ψα, to obliterate, blot 
 out, expunge. Th. αλίίφω. 
 
 ' Ατκλίζ,ίχαχον, ου, το, incurable, that frorn 
 which the evil cannot be expelled. From ά,ττο, 
 όίλί^Μ, and xoiKos. 
 
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 Άίταλίί^ίϋώ/, /. ffu. ρ. «α, to declare the 
 truth. From u-ro and aknhva. Th. άλα- 
 
 Ά^χλίΐλίίμ/Λίνος, 9), βν, per/, part. pas. Att. 
 for ά^γιλίίμμίνοζ, 9j, ev, of βι<ζΤοίλίίφομχί. 
 
 Ά-^ταλ^σίται, 3. sing. l.f. m. From άτο 
 and ϋΧημι, or κΧάομΛί. 
 
 * Κ.'πα.Χθιομα.ι, οΖμαι, f. ν^αομαι, to heal or 
 cure. See αλθω^ άλίίω, and ά,λβα,ίνα). 
 
 Άίταλ/α?, ου, ό, a tender or delicate kid, 
 Th. άταλόξ. 
 
 Άττΰίλλαγνι, m, h, the departing from a 
 place, death ; deliverance, escape ; the aliena- 
 tion of, or parting with property. 
 
 'A^aXy.ax.TsoVi that is to be taken away or 
 removed. 
 
 Άιτάλλαξ/ί, SA/j, i, liberty of going away, 
 discharge, release. 
 
 Ά-ταλλάσ-ίΤώ;, or Att. -rrea, f. άξω, p. 
 κ<Τ'τ:ή>'.λΒίχ;χ, to dismiss, command to go away, 
 deUver, put away, kill, destroy ; ουτ άταλλάσ•' 
 ϋουαα, ym τξόσοϋτον, Eurip. Med. 27, nor rais- 
 ing her head from the ground. 1. a. «ίΤίίλλαξίΛ• 
 S. pers. sing. 1. o. subj. act. ά-^ταλλάξ»?. ά^αλ- 
 λάα-σ-ομαί, to go away, depart ; to finish the 
 term of life, to die; J^erf. ind. pas. ί-τηηλλαγ- 
 μαι, inf. α,'^η'Κ'Κάχ^αι, p. part. pas. ά-^νιλλοίγ- 
 μινοζ, delivered, set free from, 2. a. α-χτιλ- 
 Xayn, he departed ; was discharged, set free 
 from ; IvroLvuv, μζντο) rovh' αταΚλάσίτω λόγον, 
 Eunp. Med: 786, here I dismiss these 
 thoughts or this discourse ; k'Xtx.Wu.rTiff&a.t «."^o 
 rtvos, to appease an angry person, Luke xii, 58, 
 α.'^Υί'κ'κά,χθα.ι άίτ' ahrov, to reconcile thy adver- 
 sary. From K^o and άλλώιτα'ω.^ 
 
 *Α9Ταλλοτξΐόω, ω, α,'π'α,'ΚΧοτζίοΊ, 3. sing. 
 pres. act, opt. f. ώσω, p. ά,'ττνιλλοτξίωχα, to 
 alienate, estrange ; p. pas. άττ'/ιλλοτξίωμχι, 
 part, οιτίίλλοτξίωμίνοξ. From a-ro and άλ- 
 λατξίόω. Th. αλλοζ. 
 
 ΆταλβΓο, «τβϋ, gen. Ion. for ά^ταλου. 
 
 Άτταλοιφίι, 55?, 'h, an effacing or blotting out, 
 obliteration. Th. κλζίφω. 
 
 'ΑΠΑΛΟ' 2, »j, av, tender, soft, delicate; 
 q. άφαλοί, yielding to the touch ; from αψίι, 
 touch. See under Άτταλά. Th. ΰίττομκι. 
 
 ^Αταλόσ'ΰΐζκοί, ου, 6 xeii ri, having tender or 
 delicate flesh. From α,-τοίλοξ and (τάξζ,. 
 
 'AcracXorns, ryiTog, vi, tenderness, softness. 
 
 Άιταλβτ^ίίρ^ί, ίος, ο xeci h, daintily fed, 
 delicately brought up. Th. τξίφω. 
 
 ^Α^ταΧόχ^ζοος, gen. of α'^χλό^ξους, oog, ο xoit 
 h, that has a soft or delicate skin. From 
 Μ^αλοξ and χξοΖί. Th. χξόβι. 
 
 Ά-ττοίΧϋνω, f. ΰνω, to soften, make tender 
 and effeminate, to smooth, mitigate ; also to 
 touch lightly ; κυμοί afccXUnrat γαλ^ννι, the 
 surface of the sea is assuaged or made smooth 
 by the calm, Anacr. Th. asraXej.] 
 
 Άτο^λωζ, adv. softly, delicately. Th. «cr- 
 τομαι. 
 
 Άταμξλϋνω, the same as ΰμζλΰνω, to blunt, 
 dull, to take off' the edge. Th. Λμξλύί. 
 
 Ά^ίζμύζί<το, 3. sing, imp. ind. mid. Ion, 
 άτταμίΐζόμενοζ, pres. part, mid, from 
 
 Άταμύζομαι, to answer, reply. From α<)Το 
 and α,μιΊζω. 
 
 Άταμύζίτοα, he is parted or separated from, 
 Hes. Theog. 801. But the more common 
 reading here is αταμίίξίτΰίΐ.] 
 
 Άτοαμμίνοζ, Ion. for α,φγιμμίνος, the rough, 
 breathing and augrnent being removed ; from, 
 αφά'ρττομοίΐ. Th. α,ττομοίΐ. 
 
 ^ Κ•7το!.μϋνω, f ΰνω, to repel, drive away, avert, 
 ward off, resist. From ατο and άμύνω. 
 
 "Atuv, ro, n, g. of the adj. aVa?, which 
 see. 
 
 Άτανούνίταί, 3. sing. pres. ind. of 
 
 ' Αττανχίνομαι, to refuse, reject, deny, spurn ; 
 used with the accusative. From ά,κτο and 
 αναΊνομαι. 
 
 Ά•Τΰίναία•χ;νντίω, f. ν^σω, to cast off" shame, 
 to act without decency or with effrontery. 
 
 Άτύίνάλωσίξ, a wasting, a consuming. 
 
 Ά<^Άνκνβίτο, Poet, and Dor. for oi^nvrtvciro, 
 3. sing. 1. a. m. of αΤΆνοίίνομαι. 
 
 Ά-τοίνα,χ^ωξησ-ίί, a departing or withdrawing. 
 
 Ά<τάνίυύζ, adv. afar off^ apart, asunder, 
 aside. From elvtuh. Th. αηυ. 
 
 Άνανψκιτθοίΐ, 1 . a. inf. m. and aiT^jvjjva^jjp, 
 1. a. ind. mid. 1. sing, of α,τα,νοι,Ινομοίΐ. 
 
 Ά-Τίχ,νύίω, bt,f. '/)ffu, to fade, wither, lose the 
 bloom.. Lucian. 
 
 ' Α^ανθξο,κ,Όω, ω, f. ω(τω, to reduce to ashes 
 or cinders, to burn up. Lucian.^ 
 
 Ά-ττανίίΤταμίντίζ, ryj?, gen. Sing. part, pres, 
 mid. of ατα,νίστα,μΰΐι, which is from α<το, άνοι, 
 and Ίαννιμι. 
 
 " Αττοίντοί, τον, acc. sing. masc. of α^ας. 
 
 ΆίΤανταν, pres. inf. and α,-τταν τωντα,ί, τουξ^ 
 acc. pi. part, jyres. act. of κταντάω. 
 
 Άττχνταχ^ό^ν, adv. from every part, whence- 
 soever, every where. 
 
 Άτταντά,ω, eu,f. 'Λσω, to meet, arrive, answer, 
 be present at an appointed place, as at a court, 
 Sj^c. to happen. From άίτο and kvrau. 
 
 'A-ravTij, adv. every where, from every part. 
 From ατΤΆζ. 
 
 Ά'ζάντγιμα,, aro;, h, a meeting ; rencontre, 
 conflict, occasion. 
 
 Ά'ττάντνκτίζ, ιως, fi, a meeting, the replying 
 to any one, the welcoming of any one. From, 
 α,'τΐα,ν'τά.ω. 
 
 Άίταντ/βν, Ion. opposite, over-against ; also 
 in reply. Th. αντί. 
 
 "Αϊταξ, adv. once, at once, «ίταξ και Its, 
 once and again, more than once. 
 
 Άίταξ«5τλ&ϊί, in the whole, altogether, uni- 
 versally. From «Va^ and ά-^λω;. Th. 
 α.τ\όο$. 
 
 Άίτάξ/οί, ου, ό χκι 'h, improper, unbecoming. 
 Hence 
 
 Άτοί'έ,ιόω, f ωιτω, to count unworthy, dis- 
 dain, refuse. 
 
 'Acraogflf, ου, a KOii ^, Poet, for Λ'Τ»οξο$, on 
 high, remote ; as if from ά,ύζω, p. m. m^ei, 
 and, the augment being omitted, αοξα. 
 
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 *Α^Λζβί€&τβί, 6u, ό κ,α) h, not to be violated. 
 Epict. 75. In Hebreivs vii, 24, it signifies, 
 perpetual, not transmissible ; also not transient ; 
 act. that does not transgress. From a pr. 
 and ταραζαίνω ,j 
 
 Ά-ταξαι, 1. a. inf. act. of αταίξω. 
 
 Άτπΐίξαίξίΐμίνοί, despoiled, deprived of, strip- 
 ped. Ion. redupl. for άφγξνι/ΐΛίνοί, p^'rf' part, 
 pas. of 
 
 'Α.'τι'α,ξΟίίζΙομοίΐ, οΖμκ,ι, for κφα,ΐξίομΆΐ, to take 
 away for one's self, to be despoiled or stripped.] 
 
 'Αίτα^α /ViijTii, ov, ο χα.) h, inexorable, stern, 
 inflexible, so as not to be moved hy entreaties or 
 supplication ; unavoidable. Hence 
 
 'A'rapxiT^Tius, adv. inexorably, unavoidably, 
 necessarily. 
 
 Άίτα^ακάλί/ίΤ^ίί, βυ, ο κα) h, uncovered, 
 unconcealed, open, undissembled.] 
 
 Ά'Τίχ,ξαχ,α,λύ-τττως , adv. openly, plainly, with 
 effrontery, impudently. From a. pr. •pfa.Qoi, and 
 
 Ά^αξάλλακτοί, ου, ό κ,α.) νι, not differing, 
 invariable, alike in every respect. 
 
 'A.Ta,^a.XOytff<ros, n, ov, or ο χα,) h, pas. that 
 cannot be deceived ; act. not deceptive, not 
 counterfeit. From a pr. and ^οίξοολογίζομαι. 
 
 'Α^ψξα.$, ccvros, ό, 1. a. part. act. of 
 α<τοίίξω. 
 
 Ά•τα.ξθί(Τ^μ,Βίντοί, ov, ο χα,) vi, undistinguished, 
 distinguished by no mark, not renowned. . 
 
 Ά'τταξαα-χίύασ'τοί, ου, ό χα,) h, unprepared, un- 
 equipped, unfurnished. From a, jiriv. and 3. 
 pers. sing. perf. ind. pas. of τα,ξοισχζυαζομοίΐ. 
 Th. σχιυοζ. 
 
 Ά'ΤΓοίξάσχίυοί, ου, ο χα,) νι, unprepared, un- 
 furnished, unequipped, 
 
 Ά'ττα.ξάίτσω, f. ξώ/, to cut off; beat οίζ repel, 
 overthrow. From ίτο and αξά(Τ(?ω. 
 
 Άτα.ξο.τ'/ΐξί^τίϋί, adv. without observation, 
 negligently, carelessly. 
 
 ■'Α'τα.ξοίφυλάχτως, incautiously, unguardedly. 
 From a. pr. and -ρταξαφυλάίτα-ω. Th. (^υΧάσσω. 
 
 ΆΠΑΡΓΓΑ, α,ς, 9!, a kind of herb, sup- 
 posed by some to be wild endive or succory. 
 
 " Ατίοίξγμα, α,τοί, ro, plur. ά•τά.ξγματΰί, first 
 fruits, Aristoi)h. From, α,ττάξχ^ομαι. 
 
 'Ατοίξίγ^ίίζ'/ιτο;, inviolable, unchangeable ; 
 not to be surpassed, inimitable. 
 
 Ά'ρτα.ξίγζ^'ξ'^'^"^} "^^• ^^ ^ degree or man- 
 ner not to be surpassed, perfectly. 
 
 Ά^τοίξίσχομαι, to be displeased, to take ill. 
 
 ^Ατάξβίνοζ, ου, ο χα,) h, that is not a virgin, 
 defloured. From a,pr. and -χαζθϊνοζ. 
 
 Ά-πα,ζβω, 97ί, ί, 1. α, subj. pas. of ά,ττα,ίξω. 
 
 Ά'^α,ριύμ'ιω, ω, f. '/\(τω, to number, enumer- 
 ate, to take account of, reckon, pay ; o\ ^oiyira.) 
 τουζ τυχ^όντα,ζ μ,ύίους ά-ρΤί^ξίβμ.ουν, the poets reck- 
 oned any casual stories as subjects for tragedies, 
 or fas a learned friend suggests J they resorted 
 to vulgar fables, by way of antithesis to the 
 families of distinction mentioned afterwards. 
 Aristot. Poet. IS.] 
 
 Άτα,ξΐύμ'/ισα,ς, α,ντοζ, ο, part, 1. a. act» of 
 ί'Ταζί&μίω. Th. άξΐ^μό;. 
 
 ΆΠΑΡΙ'ΝΗ, VIS, h, the herb cleavers, 
 goose-grass. 
 
 Άτα,ξχτίοίί, or α^α,ζχΊα,ί, ου, ο, the north- 
 wind. Th. αξχτοί. 
 
 ' Α-να,ξήομα,ι, ou^ai,f. νΐίτομοίΐ, νι<τγ, p. α'^τίιρνγι-' 
 μαι, to deny, persist in denying, renounce. 
 ^•f po,S. ά,τα,ξν/ιύ'/ίσομαι, 1. a. m. α,ττ'/ίζνήσάμηνγ 
 1. a. imp), mid. ά,-τάξνηνα,ι, ά,<τ6ω, inf. α,'ττα,ρ- 
 vmatruoit. From utto and α,ξήομα,ι. 
 
 "Ατοίξνοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, that absolutely or 
 stiffly denies. From ατκξν'ιομαί. 
 
 "Ατοίξο^ίυτοξ, 71, ov, impassable j defended so- 
 as to prevent a passage, 
 
 Άταζον, άτω, 1. a. imp. act, of ά,ταίξω. 
 
 Άτα,ξσα, ιως, τι, a departure or setting out 
 on a journey ,• a march (from a^o and αίξω)^ 
 for then the baggage is taken up. 
 
 ' Αττοίξτάω ω, f. viffoi, to hang, suspend, di- 
 vide asunder, fq. d. to hang apart,) disjoin, 
 disunite, finish. From α,-χο and ά,ξτάω. 
 
 Ά-ττα.ξτ'ί, adv. fully, perfectly, exactty, cer- 
 tainly. Froma^rios. 'At' οίξπ, written with an 
 apostrophe for octto and α,ζτι, from this time, 
 hereafter, afterwards.] 
 
 ΆΠΑΡΤΓΑ, «J, 7!, baggage or equipments 
 which ot ά,ταίξονπς, i, e. travellers, provide; 
 also the setting out on a journey. Th. α,Ίρω.. 
 
 ' A'Va.Q_T'it,m,f iffoa, to finish, complete ; tally,. ' 
 agree to, to equal j to part, divide. 
 
 ΆτΰίξΤίλογίοί, as, ^, a complete or square 
 number, round sum, just amount. From ατο^ 
 α,ξπος, and λίγω. 
 
 Άτα,ξτκτμος, ου, ο, the completion, ac- 
 complishment or consummation. From άτ^ξ- 
 ησμα,ι, 1. nng.. perf. pas, ind. of ατοίξτίζβ^ 
 μα,ι. Th. ϋζτιοί. 
 
 Άταξΰίΐν, to drain, exhaust. From ατο ana 
 α,^ύω. \ 
 
 Άτοίξχίιν, Poet, for οίξ^ιν. 
 
 Ά'τίάζχ^ισύαι, pres. inf. mid. of α,τάξχομβίί, 
 
 Άτα.ξχ}ί, γις, h, used oftener in the plural 
 ά,ταξχ^α,Τ, cct, the first fruits ; q. d. άτ' ά,ξχ^'^ί^ 
 scil, γίντιμάτων rris ytis, from the first produc- 
 tions of the earth. 
 
 Άκτάξ^ομα,ι, f. ύξ^ομαι, to offer the first 
 fruits ; with the genitive likewise, to make liba- 
 tions ; to take the first fruits. Th. α,ξχ'Α. 
 
 "A-rois, -α,σα,, -αν, all, the whole j gen. Ό,ννοξ), 
 -άσ"/ΐζ. From, a, for αμα, and τας, 
 
 Άταβ-ίοον, gen. pi. Ion. for αταίτΖν, from 
 α,τα,ζ. 
 
 " Ατα,ντοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, that has not tasted" 
 food, hungry, fasting. From a ]»'. τάα. 
 
 ' Α-τασ^ξάττουίΤα, τι, pres. part, act, f. g.. 
 from ά.τασ•τξάττω, to shine, glitter, flash, 
 blaze. 
 
 Άταο-χολίω, f. Tiffea, to trouble, disturb ; to 
 be engaged in business, to have no leisure; to 
 employ. 
 
 Ά-τασ•χολία, as, h, employment, occupation, 
 avocation. 
 
 Άιτάτα, Dor. for οίτά<η>ι. 
 
 Άτοίτφ, 3. sing. ind. pres. act. from 
 
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 ΑΠΕ 
 
 "ΑΠΑΤΑΩ, ω, f. viffu. p. ^^aryijca, to 
 deceive, impose on, cheat, lead astray, seduce ; 
 1. a. ind. ^crarjjira, and Ion. a,<»arv(f«; «i, s• 
 pres. vtif. act. κτατκν- 1 . a. ind. pas. n'Jta.rn- 
 ύΐΐν, j)art. ocffsirviuui, ilita., εν. 
 
 'Αντάτε^^ί, apart, at a distance from. Erom 
 tfTro andHvigh, or ατίξ. 
 
 'A<;toi<nm, ωνοί, ο, a deceiver, an impostor, 
 Xen. Mem. i, 7. 
 
 Άίτά•Γ;ί, m, v>, deception, delusion, fraud. 
 From α.'τία,τά.ω. 
 
 Άίτατίΐ^ίνα/, 1. a. inf. pas. of ανατάω. 
 
 ^ΑτΛτνιλιοζ, ου, ο χκ) h, the same as the fol- 
 lowing. 
 
 'A-rarnXos, if, ov, or ου, ο χ,ολ «, deceitful, 
 delusive, fraudulent, treacherous. From ατα- 
 ταω. 
 
 'A-TToiT^a-u, 3. pers. sing. 1. f. ind. act. 
 α-ρτάτγκη,, \. a. ind. act. 3. sing. Ion. for νι-ττά- 
 >r7iin,from α,<τοίνάω. 
 
 'A-r»ryiffi5, suns, h, deception. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 ΆτΤΰίτούξΜ, ων, τα, the Apaturia, an Athe- 
 nian festival in the month of Pyanepsion (Oc- 
 tober) at which the citizens registered the names 
 of their children. Theophr. 3.} 
 
 'A9rairuvT(s, oi, pres. part. act. nom. plur, 
 of αίΤοιτύω. 
 
 Ά^ατωξ, βξοί, ο κχ) h, born without a father 
 (an epithet of Vulcan) ; fatherless, illegitimate, 
 disowned by a father. From tx. and «rarjig. 
 
 Άτοίύγασμ,α, aros, ro, splendor, effulgence ; 
 a reflection of light, reflected image ; derived 
 from 1 .pers. sing, perf ind. pas, of καταυγάζω. 
 Th. ϋΐ,υγή. 
 
 ' Α'ρτοίυγγι, »??, w, like the preceding, bright- 
 ness, coruscation. From the same Th. 
 
 ΆίΤαϋδαν, pres. inf. contr, a-i-au^wetvrts, oi, 
 part. 1. a. act. pi. of 
 
 ' Αττοίυ^άω, ω, f mu, to forbid, interdict ; to 
 fail or be worn down, give over, decline ; pro- 
 test against. From a-^o and α,υ^άω. Th. 
 
 ' Α<τΰ(,υ&βί^ίάζο/ΐΛθίΐ, f. άσομαι, to behave ar- 
 rogantly, to treat with contempt.] 
 
 Ά!Γαϋ^αδ<εΓί•^«ί, Att. for a,voi.u6o^'tinff6on, 1. 
 f. inf. m. of 
 
 'Αίταϋ^αδ/ζβ(6*α/, f. ί<το(Λαι, to behave arro- 
 gantly, to treat with contempt. See Αυόο^^ι;. 
 
 Ά^αυλίζομοίί, f ίΐτο/ΐΛΟί/, to be stabled, ken- 
 nelled, or folded, as cattle are, apart ; when 
 used concerning men it signifies to lodge apart. 
 
 'A-recukotrvvoi, ου, o xect '/i, folded or stabled 
 apart, lodging separately, according to some ; 
 according to others, harmless, that does not 
 hurt. From α,-ττο and α,υΧή. 
 
 Άτΰίύ^*ισ•ίί, iMs, VI, a falling off; diminutive- 
 ness, insignificance or meanness of' thought. 
 Longin. 7. 
 
 Ά'ΤΟί,ύξα,, Ion. for άττιόξΟί. 
 
 Άτόχ,υξάω, ω, f. νιιτω, to take away, obtain, 
 reap the fruits of ; to kill, q. d. to take away 
 the breath, as some derive it ; iTriperf. ind. act. 
 «ir^jiigaev, α,-^ηύξων. From άίτί and αυξα, 
 
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 " Αναυιϊνοξ, ου, ο κοά h, incessant, unceasing, 
 restless, endless, continual, perpetual. Ά-τταυ- 
 etros ^ί-φΰί, an unquenchable thirst. 
 
 Ά'^ταύιττως, and ά,^αυα-τ), adv. incessantly, 
 perpetually. Frorn άτο and 'xctitu. 
 
 ΆχοίυτομοΧίω, ω, f viffu, to go over to the 
 enemy, become a deserter. From a-ro and 
 βίΰτόμ,ολο;. Th. μολίω. 
 
 ' Α-ΤΛυ;ΐ(^ίνιζω, f itru, to cut the throat or 
 break the neck, to kill ; resist obstinately ; to 
 restrain. 
 
 Ά':τΰίφζίζω, f. iff ω, to skim, take off the 
 froth. Th. άφξόί. 
 
 ΆΠΑ'ΦΠ, and άτοίφω, and a,7roc,φΊffκ,ω, an 
 AEolic word ; Poetic, the same as a.'rea.ru.u, 
 which see. 
 
 'A<Tet^his, 0, part. 1. a. J)as, of α<τάγομοΐί. 
 From ά^ο and οίγία. 
 
 ^ Α<τοίχ^ύ'/ίζ^ ios, KCi) VI, heavy, burdensome, 
 toilsome. 
 
 ' Α^τοι,χ^ύίζοΛ, f ίζω, to load, burden, bear 
 down. Th. α,χύοζ. 
 
 Ά^ά-φοίζ, ο. Ion. for άφά-φοίς, 1. α• act, 
 part, of ά.φά7ί<ρρω. Th. οί'ττω. 
 
 Ά•ζτίζχ, Dor. for α'τίζνι, 3. dng. 2. a. act. 
 ind. of αττοζΰίίνύ». Th. βαίνω. 
 
 Άίτέβάλον, ε?, ε, 2. α. ind, act. of «."Tto^aX- 
 "Κω. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 'A'riSviv, vis, VI, 2. a. ind. act, κτηζνισάμνιν^ 
 ω, άτω, 1. a. ind. τη. of ά^οζοιίνω. Th. βαίνω, 
 
 Άτίγαλαχτίσθνιν, vis, vi, 1. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 pas. of a^ffoyaλax<Γίζω,f. ίσω. Th. Ύαλα. 
 
 Άτίγγονοί, ου, ο, a great grand-child. From 
 a-to and 'iyyovos. Th. γζίνομαι. 
 
 Άτηγλυκ,άνύνι, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. pas, 
 of α^τογλυκαίνομαι. Th. γλυκύς, 
 
 ^Ατίγνωχότως, desperately. Th. γινωβκω, 
 
 Άτίγνωκως, υ7α, os, perf. part. act. and 
 
 ΆίΤίγνωσόνιν, vis, fi, 1. a. ind. pas. of avo- 
 γινύσκω. 
 
 Άίτεδανοί, ου, ο χα) h, for viTs^uvos, lame, 
 infirm ; that is without senses. From a pr. 
 and ^ίζα, or ίτεδανβ?, which is from vs^ov. 
 
 'A'yi'i^affffaa, Ion. and Poet, for α.'χι^άσω^ 
 2. nng, 1 a, ind. m, (fa^o^άζoμaι. Th, ^αίω. 
 
 Άίτέ^ε/ξα, as, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of U'To^iixvU' 
 μι• 1. a. ind. pas. άτη^ίίχόνιν. Th. ^αχνύω. 
 
 ' Α-η^ϋξοτόμνκΓα, as, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of avo- 
 ^ϋξοτομίω. From δέ^>>, or ^ϋξνι, and τίμνω, 
 p. ind. m. τίτομα. 
 
 Άίτεδεξατ , bi/ Apocope, for a,'ri%i%aro, 3. nng. 
 1. a. ind, m. of α.'Λο^ιχομαι. Th. %χ^ομαι. 
 
 ^ Ανζ^νιμνισα, us, ε, \. a, ind. act. of ατο^νΐ' 
 μίω. From α,ττο and δί^βί. 
 
 Άίτεδ/δίϋ, 2. nng. imperf. ind. pas. of ic^oVi' 
 οωμι. y/i. ^ί^ωμι. 
 
 ' Α^ί^ί^ουν, Ion. for ά?τεδ<δβο'αν, 3. pi, im" 
 perf, ind. act, of the same. 
 
 Άίτέ^Γλβί, ου, ο xat h, destitute of sandals 
 or shoes. From a pr. and ^ί^Τλον. 
 
 Ά'7eύΐλωrόs, ου, ο χα) νι, the same as the 
 preceding. From apr. and (Τί^/λβν. 
 
 ΆτΓ^οχίμααα, as, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of αττοσο- 
 χιμκζω, f Kffw 1 . nng, perf. ind, pas. cfTroh- 
 
ΑΠΕ 
 
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 ^ΰκιμασ-μαι. From α.9Το and δοκιμάζω, from 
 
 Ά-ττί^όμ,'/ιν, tfo, ro, 2. a. ind. m. of άτοΥι'^ωμί. 
 
 "A'Ti^ov, ου, ro. Ion. and Poet, for TiVtov, a 
 plain, a level. 
 
 Ά?τέδοντο, 3. pi. ind. 2. a. τη. of ατο^ί'^Μμι. 
 
 "A'Tc'^os, ου, χ,α.) h, plane, level, even ; 
 »<ffi^o? χωξοί., a level country. Th. -ruov. 
 
 'A-r'ihoffui, 2, pi. ind. 2. a. m. of ά-^οΤί- 
 οωμι. 
 
 Άίτεδ^α, bi/ Apocope, for α,-νί^ξοίσα, a?, b, 
 1. a. ind. act. Att. of u.To'htBpairx.u• 1. pi. ατί- 
 ^ξαμίν, and 3. pi. αττί'^ξα.ν• others make s^^av, 
 or 'βξ'/ιν, from }ξϊίμι. 
 
 Άτί^υιτάμ'/^ν, ω, aro, 1. a. ind. m. of άττο^ύ- 
 ομύίί. From Άτίο and ^ύα. 
 
 Άίτύω, to eat off, devour, gnaw ; 1 . a. ind. 
 j)as. K-r'A^iffu'/iv, n;, 'ί• From αττο and fhca. 
 
 Ά'ΡΤί^ωχ\ by Apoc. for ατί^ωκ,ί, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. from oczo and "^ίίωμι. 
 
 ΆτΤίΖίΤον, is, ΐ, imperf or 2. a. ind. act. 
 Att. Poet, from ά,το and Ί'ττμ. 
 
 Άττεξασ-μίνο;, τι, ov, ungirded ; put out of 
 office, discarded, cashiered, or discharged, as 
 soldiers are ; perf. part. pas. of κττο'ζύννυμί. 
 Th. ζάννυμί. 
 
 'A-ri'/jv, Poet, for άίτίν, 3. sing, imperf. ind. 
 of α,τηιμι, which is from a<xo and ίΐμί. 
 
 Άίτίβανον, ίξ, i, 2. a. ind. act. of α7Τοβν'^σ•κω, 
 which is from άτο and Β-νήΐτκω. 
 
 Ά'Τίίάρρ'/ισί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. ο/'ά*ί- 
 ίαρρίίϋ, 
 
 Άτίύίμ'/ΐν, ffo, iTo, 2. a, ind. m. ά'τηθ'/ι- 
 χ,άμτιν, ω, α,το, \, a.ind.m. of α,ττοτϊύημι. Th. 
 τ'ιβ'/ιμι. 
 
 Άίτέ^ίΐλα, α,ζ, s, 1 . α. ind. act. of α,τταύά,ΧΧω. 
 Th. Β-Άλλω. 
 
 Άτίύ'ιΖ,ω, f. Iffu, p. α<ρηιθίκα., to disuse, be- 
 come unaccustomed, lose the habit, perf. jmrt. 
 pas. άτει^ισμίνοί. From aero and \61Ζ,ω. Th. 
 
 ihs, iOS, TO. 
 
 "Aits/, for Ά-τηδί, accented on the penult. 2. 
 sing. pres. imperat. ^ΰί-^αμι, to go away ; from 
 άττο and ίίμι, to go ; κ-η), with the grave ac- 
 cent, 2. 2^ers. nng, pres. ind. of α,<7ηιμι, to 
 be absent or away. 
 
 Άτύ^ω, f α.'Τί'κτομα,ι, to look out from a 
 distance ; observe, remark ; turn the eyes 
 from ; 2. a. ind. act. ccTrii'hov, ε;, g, 2. a. subj. 
 act. όίτί'^ω, '/IS, >?. From ccro and ε'βω, to see. 
 
 ' ΑτιΊύεια, us, h, disobedience, contumacy, 
 distrust, incredulity. From άτίίό' /is. Th. 
 τείίω. 
 
 'ATiihTs, ace. pi. of ά,'τειύίίε, which see. 
 
 Ά^ειβεω, ω, f. Υίσω. p. τί'^ε'ιύηκ,α,. to dis- 
 obey ; be distrustful or incredulous ; 1 . a. ind. 
 act. Yt<z-u6n(roc From, a, j)r. and τείβω. 
 
 Άτείό' /jv, m, yi, Ion. for α,φειότιν, I have been 
 sent away or dismissed, 1. a. ind. jias. of ΰφί- 
 νιμι. Th. Ί'/ιμι, to send. 
 
 'AfTs/f/ji, ios, ό -KBu h, obstinate, disobedient, 
 untractable ; distrustful, incredulous. From a. 
 pr. and νείβω. 
 
 'A^ru^ia, ixs, h, incredulity, distrust. 
 
 Άνακαζω, f. άιτω, to represent, make like; 
 imitate; make a resemblance of, Aristot. Poet, 
 1. Xen. Mem. iii, 10, to compare, assimi- 
 late.] 
 
 Ά-τείχοίο-ίχ, as, »i, a resemblance, likeness, 
 representation. From the 1 . j-jers. sing. perf. 
 ind. jms. of α,τεικ,άζω. 
 
 Άτη'ιχ,α,σμοί, octos, to, Ά likeness, repre- 
 sentation, portrait, picture, statue. From a-ffo 
 and εικάζω. Th. ux.w,f. \ω. 
 
 Ά'τείχον'ίζω, f Ισω, to form according to a 
 model or pattern, to copy, imitate ; from the 
 1. pers. sing. perf. ind. pas. of xvhich comes 
 
 Άτειχόνισ-μοι, cctos, to, a sketching or fash- 
 ioning by a pattern ; a picture, statue. 
 
 Άτταχότωε, the same as ατηαικΌτωζ, incon- 
 gruously, absurdly, 
 
 ^A'vειxωs, υΙοί, os, the same as a-^ioixa/s, 
 very unlike, dissimilar, incongruous; improba- 
 ble. 
 
 ΆίΤίίλάί, Tas, ace. pi. of κ'τειλ^. 
 
 Ά^ειλείουσχ, '/ι, Poet, for άτειλεονίΤΒί, pres, 
 part. act. f. g. a-xnXi7s, 2. j^^rs. sing. pres. 
 ind. act. of 
 
 ΆΗΕΙΑΕΏ, ei, JEol. άτίλλω, imperf. 
 νιτείλεον, ουν, f ^ffeo, perf. νιττείλ'/ιχοί, to threat- 
 en, denounce, commmand one on his peril ; 
 boast; 1. a. ind. act. νι•!Τείλασ•α• 1. a. ind. m, 
 ^τειλ'/ίΐτάμτιν, ω, ατο• 1. a. m. Subj. α^είλ^ιτω- 
 μαι, >j, nrat, whose 1 . plur. is ά.'Πίλ.τισωμεύΆ. 
 
 Άτειλεω, the same as ά^τείλλω, to involve, 
 entangle, perplex, Herod, part. 1. a. pas. 
 a^iikinhis. ^ 
 
 ΆττειΧ'/ι, m, ii) a threatening, menace. 
 From άτειλεω. 
 
 Ά^τειλ'^σ'ωμκι, See ά,τειλεω, 
 
 Άτειλήτην, by Sync. Ion. for α,-πιληνύννιν^ 
 3. dual 1. a. ind. act. of ά-ρτειλίω. 
 
 Ά-τειλ'/ιτνίζ} 7ΐζ05, ό, a threatener, bragger, 
 boaster ; in thefem. ά,τειλ'^τείξοί. ^ Ανειληττίξίοι 
 λόγοι, menacing words. Th. α,'ττειΧίω. 
 
 ' ATuk'/iT'/iS) ου, 0, a threatener, bragger, 
 boaster. 
 
 ' Α'ζτείλ'/ιφα, as, ε, in 3. pers. plur. a'jru\'k' 
 ^afri)),perf. ind. act, thepartidp. of which is 
 
 Άτi^λ^φωs, via, os, Att. for α^ολελνιφα and 
 άτoKε\'/^φωs, of α'^ολαμζιάνω. Th. λαμζάνω* 
 
 "Α-τειμι, to be absent, off, or away, 1. sing, 
 imperf. ind. act. ccffriv, 1 . f mid. α-ττίιτομαι, 
 pres. inf. αττεΐναι. part, α'ττων, ούσα, όν. From 
 «το and εΙμι. 
 
 "Ατειμι, or άνίνιμι, to go away, depart; 
 sometimes the present has a future signification, 
 I shall go away ; f ατείσομαι- 2. a. ind. act. 
 oiTfio'i' 1 . a. act. ατίεΊσα, and Att. α.χψ(Τ»^ 
 and ά.7ΓΫιεσα.ν, 3. pi. I. a. ind. act. or pluperf. 
 ind. mid. or imjyerf. ind. Att. From a-r» 
 and ε) μι or Ίημι, to go. 
 
 ^ Α'πεί'πάμην, ω, ατο, 1. a. ind. m. and in 
 1. plur. άτειττάμε^α• ά,'ΧεΙ'τται, \. a. inf. act. 
 άίτεΓίτε, 3. ang. 1. or 2. a. ind. act. a-rn- 
 -Tiiv, pres. inf. act. from 
 
 Α-ρτε'ΐτω, to deny, interdict ; resign an office; 
 repudiate, to fail in relatingy Lys. to despair ; 
 
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 dissuade, retract, unsay, Poet, for α,τούττω, 
 which is from ά,-νο and ίτω. 
 
 Άτϋξαγάθω!, adv. unskilfully ; also with- 
 out probity. 
 
 'Ατίίζά,κα, adv. infinitely, in an infinite va- 
 riety of ways or turns. From α,τπίξος, ό κ,α.) h. 
 Τ/ι. ντίξο,ς. 
 
 Ά-τύξΛντοξ, ου, ο κα) h, unbounded, having 
 no limits, Poet, for α^αξο;. From 'π■^ιξΆ'tvωfor 
 ιτίζαίνω. Th. τίξα,ί. 
 
 Άτύξο-στοί, ου, ο κοά h, untried, unproved, 
 untempted ; superior to temptation. From a 
 and <ταξάζω. Th. Τίΐξα. 
 
 Ά^τίίξατοί, ου, ο κκϊ h, inexperienced, un- 
 tried. Poet, for α-τίίξοζ. Fro7ri the same Th. 
 
 * Ατίίξο,χωίί adv. in an infinite number of 
 ways. 
 
 Ά^είξγίίΜ, pres. inf. act. has nearly the 
 same significatio7i with ί'ίξγαν. 
 
 Ά^ύξγω, f. ζ,Μ. p. χ^α, to repel, exclude, 
 forbid, restrain, separate, divide asunder; 1. a, 
 ind. act. άτεΓ^ξα. From caro and ί'/ξγω. 
 
 Άτηίξγων, ο, pres, part. act. of the preceding. 
 
 Ά-ρτείξίσιοί, ου, ο κοά 'h, and los, ία., tov, huge, 
 immense, infinite. Frojn a and -πϋ^οίζ for 
 
 Ά^ίΐξ'/ιχως, ula., οζ, p. part. act. from α'τηΐ- 
 ξτ^κ,οί, peif. ind. act. and signifies wearied; 
 ά,τίίξπμ'ίνοζ, perf. part. pas. interdicted, for- 
 bidden ; from οίτο and Ιξίω. 
 
 Ά-ηίξ^ιτοζ, ου, ό kol) h, inexperienced, un- 
 tried. From a. jrr. and τίΤξα. 
 
 Άττίΐξϊίί, as, h, unskilfulness, inexperience, 
 ignorance. From the satne Th. 
 
 Άνίίξϊτοζ, ου, ο xcci vi, infinite, boundless. 
 From a, pr. and ^ίξχς. 
 
 Άτίϊζ^α, as, ε, in 3. pi. ά^ίΤξ^οίν, 1. a. ind. 
 act. of άτίίργω. 
 
 'A-Tii^'oyafjios, ου, ο xcc) h, that has never 
 been married, a bachelor or maid. From 
 άίΤε/^βί and γάμο?. Th. γοίμ,ίω. 
 
 ' Α.•Χίΐξούά,\οί(Τ(Τος, and 'A-fiipouaXoiTTOs, ου, 
 κΰά h, unacquainted with the sea or sailing, 
 destitute of nautical sldll. From Κ7ηΐξ05 and 
 Β^ύλασ•σ•α. 
 
 Άί7•ίίξοκ,α,κ.ίω, ω, to be undesigning and free 
 from guile, to be honest. From α'ηίξο$, and 
 xaxos. 
 
 Άτuξόxa,}^os, ου, ό κ,οά 'h, inexperienced in 
 misfortunes, guileless, innocent, honest. 
 
 'A'^ii^oxa.Xia, ols, h, ignorance of decorum 
 or propriety ; rudeness of manners, Xen. 
 Cyrop.^ 
 
 Ά<ζτίίξόχ.αλοί, ου, β κα) vt, ignorant of deco- 
 rum or propriety, rustic, rude, impertinent. 
 From, aτ^^ξos and xaXas. 
 
 Ά9Τίίξολίρ(^7ΐ5, ios, xa.) VI, that has never 
 been married, a single person. From α9Γίΐξ05 
 and 7<txos,from ^.ίχω, or xiyu. 
 
 Ά'fUξoμa,χ^as, Dor. for a<7ruξoμa,χ^γιs, ου, ό, 
 or uTii^o^ax^vis, los, κ,α) h, {ατζίξοξ rris μά- 
 X'As) inexperienced in war. From, at, pr. ^ζΊξκ, 
 and μάχη. 
 
 ΆτΓίίξονα, ace. sing, of κτείξοιν. 
 
 "A^vuξ6s, ου, 'h. Dor. for '/i-^ru^os, ου, h, a 
 conti nent ; and 
 
 "Α'Τίίξο;, ου, ό κα) 'h, unskilled, ignorant, in. 
 experienced ; infinite, immense, unlimited. 
 From a pr. and τίξας, or ΐΤίΤξα. 
 
 Ά«ίΐξθ(τϋνΐΐ, '/IS, h, inexperience, ignorance. 
 From α•π'ίΐξ05. Th. •η7ξα. 
 
 Ά<τίίξωΤιν, 7vos, 'h, that has not undergone 
 the pains of parturition. From a-rii^os and 
 οούν/ι. 
 
 Ά<ηίξων, ovos, ό κα) τι, infinite, boundless ; 
 also ignorant, ά,-τύξίαν ουκ ίσα, thou shalt not 
 be ignorant. Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 1039.] 
 
 'A<Ts/^&/v ya'tvi, the world, the globe of the 
 earth, because boundless. Hom. Th. 'Τίξα$. 
 
 Ά'ρπίξως, adv. unskilfully. 
 
 Άτίίίτα, as, s, Att. a'T'/iiffa, 1 . a. ind, act. 
 and άτύσομαι, 1 . f. mid. 1 . sing, of α,'τηιμι. 
 
 "A-ru(Trov, ου, το, obstinacy, stubbornness, 
 contumacy. From 
 
 "Α<τίΐστο5, ου, ο κα) h, deaf to persuasion, 
 inflexible, stubborn. Frovi a pr. and 3. 
 pers. sing. perf. ind. jms. of 'ττύίω. 
 
 Ά^ίΤχον, is, £, imj}. ind. act. ατιχΌμγιν, ου, 
 ίτο, imp. ind. pas. of α-ττΊχω. 
 
 Άτίκάλί/, 3. sing, imj), ind. act. of α'Ζοκα' 
 λίω. From άττο and καλίω. 
 
 ΆτΤίκάλυ-ψα, as, ε, I» a, ind. act. of άτο- 
 καλν9ττω, 
 
 'A<^ixyovos, ου, ο, a grandchild's grandchild. 
 Fr»m άττο and 'ixyovos. Th. γείνομαι. 
 
 Άτίχ^ίχομαι, f ατίκ^ί^ομαι, J)erf. jms.. 
 ά'Τίκ.^ί^ίγμαι, to expect, look for; infer; 1. a, 
 m. ΰ-τί^ί^ί^άμ'/ιν, ω, οίτο. From άτο, εκ, and 
 ^ίχομαι. 
 
 Άτίκ'^ύομαί, f ΰσομαι, nnid. to put off 
 clothes, disrobe one's self ; to prepareybr doing 
 any thing, by laying aside one's clothes. 
 
 'A-^'tK^uffis, ius, «, the divesting or putting 
 off clothes. 
 
 ' Α'τη-Λύω and α-ρτίκ^ομι, f. ύσω, to take off 
 the clothes of any one, to disrobe, strip; 1. a. 
 ind. τη. α^η^,ε^υιτάμί^ν, part. 1. a. ατηκ^υσ-άμί- 
 vos, ου, 0. From ατο, ix, and Ίίύω. 
 
 ' Α'ττικ'Καώμηΐ), ου, ίτο, and in 3. jil, ά<ηκ- 
 λαίοντο, imp. ind. pas. of α^οκλαίω. Th. 
 κΧαΐΜ. 
 
 Άτίκλαν&α,νω, to forget, 2. a. ind. m. 
 άτί^ίλα^όμ'/ιν, and Poet, by the Ionic redujM- 
 cation ά-τικλίλαΰΌμνιν. From άττο, Ικ, and 
 λα)/ύάνω. Th. Xyjea. 
 
 Άττ'ίκλά,σα, as, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of ατο- 
 κλάω. Fom άττο and κλάω. 
 
 ' Α-ηχλίγομα», to reject, disapprove, refuse. 
 From ατο, ικ, and λίγομαι. 
 
 Άτίκ.λαα•α, as, ε, and in 3. pi. d-rixkuirety, 
 1. a. ind. act. of α-ττοκλίίω. 
 
 Άτζκλίλαβόμ^ιν, ου, ίτο. Poet, by redujjlica- 
 tion Ion. for ατίζίλαύόμ'/ιν, 2. a. ind. m, 
 of ά,'Ζίκλανβάνω. Th. Xn^nj. 
 
 Άττίκο-ψα, as, ε, 1. a, ind. act. ofaToxOTTiii. 
 
 Άτηκξΐΰη, See Ά^τοκξίνομαι.^ 
 
 Άτηχξίνάμ'/ιν, ω, aro, 1. a. ind, m, of a'JfO' 
 Χξίνομαί. Th. κξίνω* 
 
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 Ά'τηκ,ου'^άμτ,ν, &;, ατο, 1. α. ind. 7)1. ά-τί- 
 χξυ-φχ, ac, ί, 1. α. ind. act, of οι,'ΐοκξύ'τττω. 
 Th. xpvffTuJ. 
 
 Άτε'ίτανον, ε?, £, 2. a. ind. act. of aTroxnivc^ 
 
 Άίτέκταίτ/ί, ίω;, 'h, extension. 
 
 ^ Α'π'ϊκηινα,, CCS, ε, 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 Άτεατονα, u,;, ε, p. ind. m. of άττοχτίίνω. 
 Th. κ,ηίνω. 
 
 "A-viKTos, ου, Ku) h, uncombed. From 
 
 Άτίκτ-ζιτοζ, ου, ο κοά h, the same. From 
 -ρτεκτεω 
 
 Ά-τελα&εντα, nom. J)L jmrt. 1. a. ^ws. 
 of άτηΧχύνω. 
 
 ' Α.'τηΧα/Λ'τΌ/ΛΥΐν, ου, ετο, imperf. ind. pas. 
 α^'ίλαμ-φοί, a;, ε, 1. a. ind. act, of ατολά/Λτω. 
 Th. 'Κάμ.'^ω. 
 
 Ά^ίλΆΐτία, a.:, r\, a driving or thrusting 
 away, expulsion. From α,'^τεΧα,ΰνω. 
 
 Άτίλαιττοί, and ατΓλα,στος, ου, ο χα) ίι, 
 inaccessible, that cannot be approached with 
 safety. From oi.j)riv. and τεΧάζω. 
 
 ^ Κ'ττί'Κα.ύνω, J. ά-ττεΧάσω, 1. ο. α,τττιΧοι^οί, p. 
 άτήΧοίκα, to drive forth or away, expel, repel ; 
 return, come back ; άττ'/ίΧα,υνε Ij τα,ς "Σάξ^ει;, 
 he returned or came to Sardis, Herod, i. From 
 KVo and ϊΧοίύνω. 
 
 Άτ'εΧαυσοί, and Ion. άττήΧοι,υσοί,, as, ε, 
 1. a. ind, act, of u-^roXautu. Th. Χά,ω. 
 
 Ά^εΧαφξύνίο, f. νω, to ease, to succour, 
 alleviate, lighten the burden of anyone. From 
 d-To and εΧοίφζύνω. Th. ίΧα,φροί. 
 
 Ά.τεΧκΐ4ΐ, Poet.Jbr ατεΧαύνω. 
 
 ΆττεΧεγμος, ου, ο, a confutation ; reprobation ; 
 a disgraceful, heinous action. From aW- 
 Χεγμοίΐ, or α,ττήΧεγγμοίΐ, 1. pers. sing. perf. 
 pas. ind. of 
 
 ΆττεΧίγχω, f. γζω, to disprove, refute, 1. 
 a. indie, act. άττήΧ^γϊ,α.• perf. indie, act. 
 ά,ττήΧεγχ^ο!,• jierf. ind. pas. άττ^Χεγγμαΐ' 1. a. 
 ind. pas. ά'Τ'/ιΧεγχ;άί^ν' 1. a. indie, mid. ά,9Τ'/ι- 
 λεγ^άμ•/ιν. From άτο and εΧ'εγχ^ω. 
 
 ΆτΓεΧεβζοξ, ου, ό καϊ vj, immense, vast. 
 From apriv. and -ττεΧεΰξον, or -ρτΧεβρον. 
 
 Ά'ΤίΧεΙζίθ', by Apocope, for α-τεΧείξετο, 
 3. sing, imiyerf. ind. mid. of ά,'π-οΧεΙζομχι, Th, 
 λει^ω. 
 
 ΆτεΧεκ,ίΐτο;, ου, ό xcet ri, unwrougbt with an 
 axe ; unhewn, not squared or smoothed. From 
 a. priv. and -^'εΧεκυ;. 
 
 ' Κ•πεΧεσ6ο!.ι, Ion. for άφεΧεσθαι, 2. a. infin. 
 mid. from άφειΧΌμτιν, ου, ετο, 2. a. ind. mid. 
 of άφοίΐζίω. Th. oitpiu. 
 
 Ά'ζεΧεύθεζο?, ου, 6 ku) 'a, set free from servi- 
 tude, a manumitted person, a freed man. From 
 ά,-ττο and εΧιΰίεξ^οζ. 
 
 Ά^ΓίΧευόεοόω, f ωσω, p. εξωκα^ to set free, 
 emancipate. 
 
 Ά-ττεΧεύσομαι, >?, ετα<, and in 3. p/«r. 
 ά<7ΤεΧιύσοντα.ι, 1. f. ind. mid. of άχεξχ^ομοίΐ. 
 Th, εξ•)(^ομα.ι. 
 
 ΆτεΧ'/ιγίν, 3. sing, imperf, ind. act. of άττο- 
 Χτιγω, which is from octto and χήγω. 
 
 ΆτεΧ'/ιΧαΚΛ, α;, Att. for κττήΧοίκκ, perf. 
 
 indie, act. άτεΧγιΧα,το, 3. sing, pluperf. indie, 
 pas. of ά,'χτεΧοίύνω. 
 
 Ά-ττεΧθε, 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. act, and 
 
 Ά7τεΧ6ε7ν, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ΆτεΧ6ων, ούσα,, ov, part, 2, a. act, of άτίξ- 
 ^ομα,ί, which is from a-ro and ερ^ομα,». 
 
 Ά<τεΧίΤον, εξ, ε, 2. a. ind, act. of avoXiitu. 
 Th. λεί•τω. 
 
 ΆΠΕΛΛΑΓ, ay, Oil, temples, assemblies. 
 From ατ'εΧΧω. 
 
 Ά-τεΧΧτ);, οΰ, ο, the name of a man, Apel- 
 les. Latin, Apella. 
 
 Ά^εΧΧω, jEoI. for άτειΧεω, to keep oW, 
 forbid to approach. Hence possibly the Latin 
 CAPELLA, and English word chapel. 
 
 ΆττεΧογ^σ-α,το, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. mid. 
 of ά,'τΤοΧο'γεομα,ι, q, v. 
 
 Ά^εΧόμενοι, Ion, for άφεΧομινοι^ nom. pi: 
 
 2. a. part. m. of άφαΐζίω. 
 
 ^ΆΠΕΑ02, ου, ό, a sore, ulcer, wound ,• 
 either because the fesh is parted, from α and 
 τεΧα,ί ; or from ά,φιχόμενοζ (φ being by the 
 Ionic Dialect changed into •χ), because some- 
 thing is cut off or taken away, 
 
 Ά^εΧ^ίζω, f. iffu, p. aTrriXftxa,' to lose all 
 hope, to despair, to cause one to despair ; also 
 to hope for in return, Luke vi, S5. 1. a, ind, 
 act. a'TTrtX'Xtffa,' 1. a. pari. act. χ^εΧτήσα,ζ, 
 αντοζ, 0. From a-ro and Ιχ^ίζω. 
 
 ΆίτεΧύ^/ιν, '/IS, rt, I. a. ind. pas. of ά^οΧυ- 
 ομαι• from ά,<7ΤοΧΰω. 
 
 Ά-π-εΧυμαινΌμνίν, ου, ετο, imperf. ind. pas. of 
 ά,ττοΧυμαινομα,ι. From a-ro arid λύμη, or 
 rather Χϋμα. 
 
 ΆνίΧυοΌ., a,;, ε, \. a. ind. act, of ατοΧύω. 
 
 Ά'^τεΧωζγιύην, vis, η, 1. a. ind. pas, of ατοΧω- 
 ζάομοιι. Th. Χώζνι. 
 
 Ά^εμα,^ον, ε;, ε, 2. α, ind, acU of ά^ομαν- 
 βάνω. 
 
 Ά'τεμα,ζάνύψιν, τ}?, ti, 1. α. ind. Jias. of d'Xo- 
 μαξοίΐνομαι. Th. μαροίίνομαι, 
 
 ' K'7rεμ'εω,f. εσω, to vomit forth, cast out by 
 vomiting; 1. a. ind. act. ά-τεμεσσα, α?, e. 
 Poet, for ά,-ττεμεσα,, from, α-τίεμιω, which is 
 from d-To and εμ'εω. 
 
 'Α.τεμννισ'άμην, ω, α,το, 1. α. ind. mid. and 
 
 3. plur. κ'^τεμνγισα.ντο, and inf. α,-χομνήσα,αβαι, of 
 ατομιμν/ισχ,ομα.!, which is from άττο and μιμνή- 
 σκομα,ι, or μνάομα,ι. 
 
 Ά^εμόξγνυ», vs, υ, inψe'^f. ind. act. and 
 Ά^εμοξζάμυν, ω, α,το, 1 . α. ind. τη. and in 
 
 3. pi. d'TεμΌξϊ,a,yτo, from d^oμόξγyυμι. Th. 
 
 ομόξγννμι. 
 
 Ά-^ίμτοΧίω, ω, f. mu, to sell, offer for sale, 
 traffic ; 3. sing. pres. ind. pas, α-ττεμ-ττοΧεΊτα,!, 
 1. a. inf. pas. d'7r^μ'XoXrι67^'»aι, part. 1. a, act. 
 α'ττεμ'ττοΧ'ήσα.ζ. From d'Xo and Ιμ-τοΧίω, or 
 εμτοίΧεω, which is from iv and ίτωΧεω. 
 
 Άτεμυθ'εομτιν, ου, ετο, imperf. ind, pas. of 
 ατομυό'εω. Th. μύθος. 
 
 Ά-τεμφαΙνω, to bear no resemblance, be un- 
 like, unsuitable ; disagree with, be averse to. 
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 'Ά^ίμψασ-ΐξ^ sag, η, a shewing forth, exposi- 
 tion, demonstration. From ατο and Ιμφχίνω. 
 Άτί/ΐΛφίξνι;, ίοξ, ο Kcti vt, unlike, very differ- 
 ent, opposite. From αττο and Χμφίξνΐί. Th, 
 φίξω. 
 
 'A-rivoivri, and d-^ivavriov, with the gen. 
 before, in the sight of, over-against, against, 
 contrary. From d^o and ίναντι, ivhich last is 
 from h and dvrt. 
 
 Ά-ρπνάσ^Ϋΐν, 1. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. of d^o- 
 νάω, I have lived remote or been made to re- 
 move from, Eurip. Med. 167.] 
 
 Ά-πιύγχ,κί, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Ά'Τίνίγχ,κσ'^οα, 1. a. inf. tnid, dTtviyxav, 
 mera, ov, part, 2. a. act. of α^οφίξω. Th. φίξω. 
 
 ^Ατίνίΐχ^θίΙζ, ίντοζ, ο, Ion. for d-nvi^^his, or 
 d^iviy^his, 2^art. 1. a. j^as. d'rivii^0yiV) nit >7, 
 Ion. for dTrnnx^^vy or d-T'/iviy^unv, \. a. ind, 
 pas. of d^oφίξΛ). Th. φίξω. 
 
 Άτίνίόω, ω, f. ωσω^ to astonish, amaze or 
 confound. Septuag.^ 
 
 Ά'^ίνίτω, and ατηννί'ζω, to forbid, dissuade, 
 deprecate, oppose. From, d-zo, Iv, and %τω. 
 
 Άτίνβίΐν, Dor. for ατίλύίΐν, 2. a. act. inf. 
 of dτίξ^oμeί^. Th. ίξχ^ομαι. 
 
 Ά^ίν^τΐί, ίος, ό χα,) '/ι, unlamented ; exempt 
 from grief. From a jmv. and ττίνθος. 
 
 Άτίνόντοί, ov, κΰά ht the same as the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΆτενίΛυτίξω, to be absent for a year, to be 
 exiled for a year, to suspend or discontinue for 
 a year. From d^eo and Ιηα,υτΌζ• 
 
 Ά^ίνόίτφία•α, «ί, £, 1. α. ind. act. of d^ovo- 
 σφΙΖ,ω. Th. ν'οσφι, adv. 
 
 Ά-^εντίί, Ion. for αφίντίζ, nom. pi. masc. 
 g. part. 2. a. act. of dφl•/ιμ^. Th. Ίτιμι. 
 
 ^ Κ^ι\α,μα.ξτάνω., to err, offend, transgress. 
 From d-zo, l|, and αμχζτάνω. 
 
 'A-n^i^vtrdfii'/]v, ω, α,το, 1. a. ind. mid. 
 of d'Tsxhuoy.tx.i. Th. ^ύω. 
 
 Άτί'ύ,ίλΰίύόμί^ν, ου, ίτο, and Poet, hy redu- 
 pUcation Ion. α5Τ£»λελα^β^>?ν, 2. a. ind. m, of 
 d^rixkuvodva. Th. Χήθω. 
 
 Άτίζτίξαμίνοί, >i, ov, Ion. for d^ί^*lξeiμμίvos, 
 part, from Λ^ίζ^ξκμμαι, perf. indie, jms. 
 of d9ro%'/!ξoί^vω. Th. ^ίΐξό$, 
 
 Άτίοιχα, α,ξ, s, I am very different from, 
 unlike to, j^^rf• ind. mid. and 
 
 Ά^ίοΐΑί, impeif. it is inconsistent, unfit or 
 unsuitable. 
 
 Ά^ίοιχότωί, adv. very differently, improbably, 
 absurdly; from 
 
 Ά•^ίοιχωί, u7cc, oj, very unlike, inconsistent, 
 absurd, incongruous, unbecoming, pef. part. 
 7n. of d'Zi'ixm. Th. ιίχω. 
 
 Άτίοντα, τον, acc. sing. masc. d-riovra?, 
 gen. sing. Ion. Poet, for d-rovros, from d-ruv, 
 oZffoc, ov, pres. part, of α,τίίμι. 
 
 'A-ri-ravTos, ov, ο xat τι, not brought to ma- 
 turity, immature. From a priv. and ττίττω. 
 
 Ά-ζίτϋξαί, ου, ό χαι τ], the same as the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΆτΓίττλαγϊ/χ,^ ag, g, 1. a. ind, act» and 
 
 ' Α^ί9Τλάγχόην, jjf, ti, 1. a. ind. pas. dvi- 
 ^λΰίγξάμνν, ω, ccro, 1. α. ind. mid, of d-xo- 
 9Τλάζω. Th. ^λάζω. 
 
 ' A^i-rXivffoi, as, ε, and 3. plur. dtiTXzvffotVt 
 
 1. a. indie, act. of dTtowXioj. Th. τλίω. 
 "Α-τε^λοξ, ου, ό xoLi fi, destitute of a veil or 
 
 peplum, unveiled. From ol priv. and ττετλος. 
 
 Ά-τί-ννει, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. d-x't'K- 
 viuffcc, aj, i, 1. o. ind. act. and 
 
 Άνε'Λ'νευσύμγιν, ω, λτο, 1. α. ind. mid. 
 of d<zroTviu. Th, «via. 
 
 ' Αϊτε!Γν<|α, aj, s, 1. a. ind. act. of diro'rviyu. 
 
 Άτεττάμην, 2. a. ind. mid. inf. dvoTTu- 
 ffSoLi, part. d'Jro'π^rdμεvos' and d^iTrriv, tis, v» 
 
 2. a. ind. act. 3. pi. d^itrrvfav, inf. d-xo-vrn•' 
 ναι, part, d^o^ras, aira, av, of dφί^τ9ιμ^, and 
 dφ^^7rτc^μa.^. From d-ro and ΊτΎΥίμι. 
 
 ^Ανεττίω, ω, f ήσω, to experience indiges- 
 tion, to be unable to digest; to be crude. 
 From apyriv. and «ε->ττω,^ 
 
 "Α'χεττοζ, ου, ο xoCi h, unconcocted, undi- 
 gested, indigestible ; also uncooked. 
 
 ^Ατίε^χω, See Ά^εί^ω."] 
 
 "A<τεξ,for ^τεξ, which ; also the same vnth 
 ωσ-ρτεξ, as, according as.] 
 
 ' Α^εξαντολογία, at, h, loquacity, garrulity. 
 
 ' Ατεξαντολ'ογοζ, ου, ό χα) h, ever-talking, 
 loquacious; a tattler. From d<zΓεξavτos and 
 λόγοί. Th. λίγΐύ. ' 
 
 ^Ατίξαντο;, ου, ο χα) ί, infinite, boundless, 
 immense ; difficult to pass, τόντου χλ>ιΐΙ' ατί- 
 ξαντον, Eurip. Med. 213.] 
 
 ^ Αττεξάντως, adv. infinitely, unboundedly. 
 From a priv. and •τεξαντο$, from -ττΐξαίνω. 
 Th. 'ττεξαζ. 
 
 Άτεξγάξομα/, «, trai, f. άσβμαι, perf. 
 d^ε^ξγaffμaι, to make, to form, to complete; 
 pres. inf. Tnid. d■τεξγάζεσ^ίaι. From d-Tto and 
 Ιξγάζομοίί. Th. εξγον. 
 
 Άτεξγαα-ηχοί, ^, ov, diligent in work, oper- 
 ative, effective. 
 
 Άτεξγε4ν, Ion. for d'rε^ξy^ιv, inf. of d9rείξ- 
 yoj. See also under d'rεξγω. 
 
 "Α-ττεξγμαι, perf. ind. pas. for οί^είξγμαι. 
 Hence 
 
 Άτεξγμενοξ, η, ov. Ion. for d^ειξγμεvo;. 
 
 Ά-τίξγω, to repel, exclude, forbid, hinder, 
 prevent, separate, leave, pass by ; for d«είξγω. 
 
 ^ Α'χεξε'ι^ω, f. ξείσω, to plant firmly, fix down, 
 fasten ; d^7nξε'i%oμaι, to lean upon, depend on, 
 place upon, to cause to fall upon ; d'τy|ξεί^ovτo, 
 
 3. 2)1. imperf. ind. jms. d'τεξε^σaffβat, 1. a. inf. 
 mid. From d-ro and Ιξεί^ω. 
 
 Άτεξείσ•*'. for d'zrεξε^a■^a, and hy Metathesis, 
 d'7fε^ξiσ^x, from 
 
 Α-τεξειίτιοζ, ου, ο χα) h, for αττείξίιηος, by 
 Metath. unlimited, infinite, vast, great. From 
 άτε/ξο$, ό χα) η. 
 
 ΆϊΤίξέ/Λ?, εωί, ν, a leaning or depending on, 
 reliance, dependence. From 2. sing. perf. ind. 
 pas. of d'7ΐεξε'^ω, 
 
 Ά^εξίγίν)^το$, η, ov, invincible, insupera- 
 ble. 
 
 *Α<!τεοΐΐκί7Ττω$, unadvisedly, incautiously, in- 
 
ΑΠΕ 
 
 78 
 
 ΑΠΕ 
 
 considerate!}'. From a ρήν. ^ίξ), and irxi^- 
 τομαι. 
 
 ^Α-ΧίζΙστΆστοζ, ου, ό χαΐ '/ι, undisturbed, un- 
 distracted, unmoved. From a. jmv. and -τίξΐ- 
 στΆϋτοζ, from 3. nng. perf. jms. ind. of 
 
 ^ Κ'ττίΡκτ'ττάστως, adv. undistractedly, com- 
 posedly, assiduously. 
 
 Άτίξίττατοί, ov, Kcct r], not encompassed 
 or surrounded ; m rhetoric, divested of circum- 
 stances, standing alone and unassisted; also 
 not beset by dangers, flourishing, prosperous. 
 From a. priv. Τίξΐ, and 'ίσ^τι/Λ», to stand. 
 
 Άτίξίτμητος, ου, ό xoc) v), uncircumcised. 
 From α ρήν. and ^ίξίτίμνω. Th. τίμνω. 
 
 Άτίξίττοί, ου, ό χα.) ίι, having nothing su- 
 perfluous or redundant, plain, neat, simple^ not 
 luxurious. From cc jiriv. and 'Τίξκτσ'ος. 
 
 ^Α^ίξίττωι, adv. not elaborately ; simply or 
 without ornament. 
 
 Άτίξίττατο;, ου, ο κοί) νι, applied to food, 
 that has no excrementitious parts, ichich are 
 signified by the loord 'τηοίττύματα. 
 
 'Α'ηο{φίο>ή;, ΐΰξ, ό »α< yi, not round or cir- 
 cular. From a priv. -τηξί, and φίξω. 
 
 Ά•7Γίξξα;, oiVTos, ο, part. 1. a. act. of ατορ- 
 μζω. Th. ζίζω. 
 
 "A-^sppt, signifies something like the jyJirases 
 in English, perish thou, go and be hanged, 
 j)res. ^mperai. act. of ά-ττίρρω, ^ol.for α,^ίίζω. 
 From α,το and eppiu,for ίίξω. 
 
 Άτίρρίον, 3. pi. imp. ind. act. of ατορρεω, 
 to drop away, fall in drops, like tears. Eurip. 
 Med. 1198. See u'7Toppioj.'\ 
 
 'Ά'τηρρωγως, Ότος, ο, riven or broken asunder, 
 jyerf part. mid. of α,-ζορρ'/ιγνυμι. Th. ργιγνυμι. 
 
 ^Αττίξυκί, p>res. imperat. act. ά-τπζυκ,όμίνος, 
 '/!, OV, pres. jKirt. mid. of 
 
 "Α'ρπζΰκω, f ξω, p. χοί, to drive away, beat 
 off', repulse. From d-ro and ϊξόχω. 
 
 ''A'Tris^Xo^a.hf. ά'τηΧίύσομα.ι, to go away, de- 
 part ; to die, 2, a. ind. act. άττνιλβον, a, ε• 
 2. α. suhj. act. άττίλύω, >ji, -λ- 2. a. inf. act. 
 α-τηΧθΰν part. 2. a. act. άτηλθων, οΊκτά, h, the 
 nom. plur.fem. of which is ά'τηΧθουσοα• p. ind. 
 m. άτίΧ'Λ^-υβα.. From ατο and ίζχομχι. 
 
 Ά-τηοωιΙζ, ίωΐ, ο, that restrains the stroke or 
 attack of another. From 
 
 Άπξωίω, to desist, relax one's efforts. Th. 
 ϊρωίω. 
 
 "Ατής, Inn.fora,<pts, 2. a. imperat, act. from 
 2. a. είφνν, of άφΐ'/ιμί' From άτο and Ί'/ιμι. 
 
 Άτίσκντος, του, gen. sing, from ΆτίΐΤΆς, 
 avros, Ό, the name of a man, q. d. one who has 
 not fallen. 
 
 Άίτίιταξα, «f, ε, I laid down a burden, 1. a. 
 ind. act. of α,-^οσά,ττω. Th. σά,Τ'τω. 
 
 Άτίσζοίί, thy light was extinguished, thou 
 wast put to death, Oor. for ά'Λσζ^, 2. sing. 
 2. a. indie, act. ά•ν'ίσζ•/ισ•κ, ocg, i,\.a. ind. act. 
 ά.•ησ%-/;κΜί, oro;, o, perf. part. act. 
 
 Άτίσ•ζ>]ν, 2. a. ind. act. of οίτοσ•ζ7/μί, α.'ττοσ- 
 ζ'ίννυμι, and ά^τοιτζίννύω. 
 
 * ΑίΤίίΤκίμφ^αι, perf. inf. })as, of ά,-τοσ'κ.ίμ- 
 
 ^τoμut,from α•»ίμττω, to lean on or over. Th, 
 
 σ•κ'^ττω. 
 
 Άτίσ-χολυμκίνοί, η, ov, excoriated, mutilated, 
 peif. part. pas. of άτοσ-χολύττομοα, Th. trzo- 
 λΰττω, to tear off'. 
 
 Άτίσομχί, l.f mid. of α'Πίμί. From ai-ro 
 and ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 Α<νί(Τ•7Γθί<τοί, οί,ς, ί. I.e. ind. act. of d^o- 
 σ'ττάω. Th. σχίύι, to draw, to take. 
 
 ^ Α-ττ'ίΐτιτυύιν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. ^ol. or 
 Bceot. and Poet, for α'χισΰ6γκτα,ν •, as ίτυ:ρ6ίΐ^ 
 for Ιτΰφύ^κταν, jEol. d'7roσΰoμoι,ι, to burst or 
 rush forth ; also 
 
 ' Α-τία-ΰ-υτο, he was chased or repulsed, 3. 
 sing, phqjeif. ind. jws. for ατζα-ίσυτο. From 
 (Τίύω• p. jias. σϊ(ίυμα.ι. Poet, 'ίσυμα,ί, also 'ίσσυμα,ι. 
 
 Άτίστα-λι^ν, '/!$, yj, 2. a. ind. jms. of d^o- 
 στίλλω. 
 
 ^ Α'τηατάχύτιν, ν,ζ, >j, \. a. ind. pas. of dta- 
 
 Ο'Τίλλίι). 
 
 'AvriffTciXxoi, a;, t, pef. ind. act. α•τίΐττειλα, 
 ois, i, 1 . a. ind. act. χ-τίίΤΤΆλμοϋ, p. ind. pas. and 
 
 ' Αττίσταλον, ες, ε, 2. a. indie, act. d'Trte-roXaf 
 ecs, ε, p. ind. mid. of α'^οσ-τελλω. Th. trriXXuf 
 to send. 
 
 'A^'iffraiTctv . Ion. for d-7r'iffTii^ffuiv,5, pi. l.a. 
 or 2. indie, act See α•7τεστ'/>ν. 
 
 Ά^ειττί/λα. ας, ε, 1. a. indie, act. dτόa^τεi•' 
 λοίτε, 2. pi. 1. a. imperat. act. of ατοιττελλω. 
 Th. στίλλω, to send. 
 
 Άτεστίξ'/ισΆ, a;, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of d-ro- 
 στεο'εω. Th. αττεξεω, to deprive. 
 
 'A-ritrTtiv, and in 3. 2)1. dTiffTyKrctv, 2. a. 
 ind. act. d'Trlarriea,, οι,ζ, ε, \. a. ind. act. of 
 άφ'κττιημι. Th. "σττιμι, to stand. 
 
 ' Α-^εστί χ,ον, ες, ε, 2. a. ind. act, of α,-τοσνεί' 
 χια, to proceed or go. Th. στείχω. 
 
 'A'ffitrToXec,, α,ς, ε, p. indie, m. of Ά'ττοστ'ιΧΧω. 
 Th. στ'εΧΧω, to send. 
 
 ^ Ατειττξαμμενος, vi, ov, perf. part. jms. of 
 d'7roστξiφω, to turn away, aA^ert. 
 
 ' Αττεστρα,φον, ες, ε, 2. a. ind. act. ανεσ'τρα- 
 <P'Av, >?ij 57j 2. a. ind. pas. α-ττεττξί-φοι, ας, s, 
 1. a. ind. act. of d'xoffT^i(^bi. Th. στξίφύ}, to 
 turn. 
 
 ^ A'TiffToi, Όος, ους, τι, absence. From ατειμι^ 
 to be absent, away. 
 
 Ά'ττίίττω, 3. sing. pres. impef. act. of α,-ττει^ 
 μ,ι. Th. εΙμι, to be. 
 
 Ά-ησ-φα,Χ'/ΐν, ης, >j, 2. a. indie, pas. of d^ro- 
 ο-φάΧΧω. Th. σφάχΧω, to deceive, undermine, 
 cause to err. 
 
 ^ Α'τΓείτχΆχοί,, α,ς, ε, pef. ind. act. and 
 
 Άτε(τχόμ'/ιν, 2. a. ind. m. and 
 
 ^Ατεα-χον, ες, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of d-rixu, 
 
 'Ατ'ετ&μον, ες, ε, 2. α. ind. act. of Λτοτ'εμνω, 
 
 ^ Ατετεβην, ης, η,Ι. a. ind. pas. of α'χοτίύημί' 
 Th. τίβημ'• 
 
 Άτετίννυβν, 3. j)l. imperf. ind. act. of d^oviv- 
 νΰω. Th. πω. 
 
 Άτετζαγον, ες, ε, 2. ο. ind. act. of κ-ΤΟΎξω- 
 γω. Th, τρώγω. 
 
 ' Ατετξω-τωντο, they were put to flight, 3. pi. 
 irnperf. ind. pas. contracted, from d'/roTguTrduj 
 
ΑΠΕ 
 
 f9 
 
 ΑΠΗ 
 
 J\ ^σω, perf. vt^u,. From dvro and τίτ^ββ-α, 
 p. ind. mid. of τζί-τω. 
 
 Ά'Τίυύη?•, ίος, and ίί'τηνθο;, ου, ο χ,α) τι, not 
 famed, unknown; also unskilled, ignorant. 
 From, a priv. and 'ρτυιιθάνομα,ι. 
 
 Άτίφίυγον, ίί, s, imperf. ind. act. of άττο- 
 φίνγω, 
 
 ΆίΤίίρ^να, «ί, £, 1. α. ind. act. άτίφ^νάμ'/ιν, 
 ω, aro^ 1. a. ind. m. of d'^rofxivo^oit. From 
 Λττο and φαίνω. 
 
 ^ Ατίφ'/ινοίο, for ά'πφήνω, hast expressed or 
 declared, 2. sing. 1. a. mid. of ά-τοφαΊνω, 
 Herod, vii, 52.] 
 
 Ά'Πφ^ϋΐξμίνο;, »?, ov, jierf. part. pas. of ά,-ττο- 
 ψ6ίΙξθ(ΐ.Άΐ. Th. φύζ'ΐζω. 
 
 ^ Ασηφύίγ^άμην, ω, aro, 1 . α. ind. τη. of άττο- 
 φ^ίγγομαι. Th. φβίγγομαι. 
 
 "Αττϊφύιτο, 3. sing, pluperf ind. pas. of 
 ά'Τοφίίω. Th. φύ'ίω, or φθίω, to corrupt. 
 
 "Ατίφόοί, ov, KCfA '/I, thoroughly tried or 
 refined as metals are ; cooked. From a priv. 
 and \φ6Όζ. Th. Ί-^ω. 
 
 Ά-νζφϋγον, is, ε, 2. α. ind. act. of ά.•7Τοφ%ύγω. 
 Th. φεύγω. 
 
 'Άτίχ^ζι, it suffices, impers. or 3. sing. pres. 
 indie, act. of ά^τίχω. 
 
 'Ά'^ίχισίβα,ι, pres. inf. pas. of ά,'Τίχω. 
 
 Άτηχθούξω, f α,ξω, to hate inveterately, 
 detest; to render odious ; 1. a. ind. act. άτίίχ- 
 6ηξα. From ιχ^ύοι,ίξω. Th. ίχύοζ. 
 
 ^ Ατίχ^όάνομαι, pres. ind. to be hated, de- 
 tested, odious ; to hate, be rancorous against, 
 abominate, 1. f mid, ά-ττίχύτιτομαι• άτηχ,θάν^, 
 3. nng. pres. svb. pas. ά-ττη^βομνιν, 2, a. ind* 
 Tnid. From the same Theme. 
 
 ^Α^ίχ^Ηια, ίίκζ, 91, enmity, hatred, malice. 
 
 Άτί;;^$ίμίνχι, and Ion. ά<!η^βΊμίν, Att. and 
 Dor. for ά•Τίχύειν, pres. inf. of ά'^εχίω, or 
 άτη^ύάνομα,ί. 
 
 Άτίχ^ύ^ίΛΐ, 2. sing. pres. suhj. jms. Ion, for 
 ατίρζό'/ι, of άτίχ^ύομαι, or ά,'Π^θάνομαι. 
 
 'ATixJSris, ios, κύά 'A, hated, abhorred. From 
 jtiTo and 'έχ6οζ. 
 
 ^ Ατίχβ'ΑίΤομαί^ i. f. m. ά^ίχθΌμνιν, 2. a. 
 qnid. ind. Ion. and 
 
 ^ A-TTi^uoiro, 3. sing. 2. a. τη. opt. of ά-^ί- 
 ρζόάνομαι. 
 
 Ά^ίρ(^βομχί, f ^νιοΌμαι, p. ά'τΤ'/ί^θ'/ιμαίΐ, to be 
 offended, aggrieved, to be an enemy ; to be 
 hated, to be hateful or odious, to incur hatred, 
 Eurip. Med. 292.] 
 
 Ά-ρηχ,όωί, adv. odiously, hatefully. From 
 ά^ίχω. 
 
 ' Ατίρ(^ομαί, See ά'^ίχω. 
 
 Ά^ίχξίίτο, impersonalli/,for 
 
 ^Α<τίχ;ξ'/ι, imperf. ind. impers. of άτίόχζ'/ι, 
 f. ri(ru, it is enough, it suffices. From dro 
 and χξ^ίμ',^ν ^ράομα,ι. 
 
 ' Α'^'ζ^υξόω, and dτoχυξoω, ω, f. ωνω, to 
 fortify. From d'ro and ίχ^νζόω, ω. Th. Ιχυοός. 
 
 Ά<τίχω, us, ii, to abstain ; be distant or ab- 
 sent, keep off", put off', turn away ; receive, ob- 
 tain -yfttt. dφίζ,ω, perf. d-^'if^'/ixa, 2. a. ind. act. 
 «9Γίίτ;)ζον, with the accusative; drtxti, it suffices, 
 
 it is enough ; and d'r^χι)μΛι, with the gen- 
 itive, to abstain, imperf. ind. mid. αττειχ^Όμνιν' 
 
 2. a. ind. m. α-τίσχΌμην 2. a. inf. m. dvott- 
 χ^ίσύα,ι. Th, εχω. 
 
 Ά'τε-φία, as, 'h, indigestion. From a priv. 
 and ίτέ-ψ/ί. From, 2. si?ig, perf. ind. pas. 
 of -^τίττω. 
 
 Ά'^ε-^ύχοντο, 3. j)l. imperf. ind. m. of acre- 
 "ψνχω. From d^o and -ψύχω. 
 
 'Acrs&fv, Poet, for dTojv, pres. part, and 
 
 Άίτίν, 5ji, ij, imiierf. ind. act. dvvf, 3. sing, 
 pres. subj. of α-ττειμι, which see. 
 
 Άτ'Αγ&γον, is, ε, 2. α. ind. act. Att. for 
 dTtiyov, of d^dya, 
 
 Άτ'/ιγγειλΰί, as, (, \. a. ind. act. and 
 
 ^ Α•ηηγγίλ•ην, m, *if 2. a. ind. pas, of d-ray- 
 γελλω. Th. αγγελλω. 
 
 Άτ'Αγίίμα, aros, το. Ion. for dφήγ»μa, a 
 telling or relating. See dφ'ήγvισfs. 
 
 'Ά'ΤΥίγγιίτασΰΆΐ, Ion. for dφ'/ιγή<raιrύa^, 1. a. 
 inf. mid. of dφnyεoμaι. 
 
 ''A<rnyn(ns, narration, recital, narrative ; Ion. 
 for dφ'Λyyi^ιs, £«?, h._ 
 
 "Ά-ττηγμαι, \ai, χ,ται, perf. ind. pas. 
 of ατάγω. 
 
 ^ Ατηγζάμ'/ιν, ω, ατο, 1. α. ind. τη. of d-rdyr- 
 Xt»,f. γξω. 
 
 Άτ^γον, Att. d-Tfnyayov, is, g, 2. a. indie. 
 '■ act. of dτdyω. 
 
 [ 'Ατ»γχα, as, i, perf. ind. act. from the 
 preceding. 
 
 ^ A'Trihitrunv, vis, v), \. a. ind. pas. of dirita. 
 Th. iL•. 
 
 Ά^τγειν, -^iis, γει, pluperf, ind. mid. and in 
 
 3. plur. dTWKTOiv, and Att. dτ'/^ε(rav, of α-ττειμι. 
 From d'Tfo and ίϊμι, to go. 
 
 'A-rmffa, us, ε, Att, for d^iTera, 1. a, ind. 
 act. of at ειμί. 
 
 'AiTiJxs, 3. nng. 1. a, indie, act. Ion. for 
 dφ^xί, from dφΊyιμι. 
 
 'A'ff'Ax.oos, ov, xat h, the same as dv^^xoos» 
 inattentive, disobedient, untractable, not docile. 
 From a priv. and dxo'/i, the hearing, the 
 ear. 
 
 ' A^r>]xξίξωμivos, '/i, ov, perfectly made, form- 
 ed exactly or by rule, perf. part. pus. Thence 
 
 ^ Av/ιxξιζωμivωs, adv. with perfect careful- 
 ness, accurately, exactly, according to rule. 
 From, dxξιζόω, ω, f. ώσω, to execute a thing 
 accurately or with great care. Th. dxgiZns• 
 
 "ATfixTos, ου, xat h, not formed into one, 
 not joined ; not fastened, not consolidated, not 
 concreted or grown together ; not congealed. 
 From a priv. and -rrixTos, h, ov, which is from 
 3, pers. siiig. Jierf. ind. jms, of 9ΐ"/ιγννω, or 
 ^'Λγνυμι• but d-rviXTos, ου, ο, in Suidas is inter' 
 preted by 'roξiυόμεvos. 
 
 Α^ίηλαχα, as, ε, p. ind. act. d^nikaa'a, ast 
 ε, I. a. ind. act. of dτελaύvω. Th. Ιλαύνω, 
 
 Άτίίλακβν, is, i, and αττ'ελαυαν, imperf. hid.- 
 act. and d'TrnXavira and ανεΧαυσα, 1. a. ind. 
 act. of d';roλcίύω. From αττο and λάω. 
 
 Ά<τήλγ'/ιχα, as, ε, perf. indic. act. of ατταλ- 
 γίω, ω, Th. dkyo;. 
 
ΑΠΗ 
 
 SO 
 
 ΑΠΗ 
 
 *Α-ΤϋΧίγίωί, adv. fiercely, cruelly, intrepidly. 
 From 
 
 Ά^ηλίγίι;, ios, ο xu) «, regardless of others, 
 fierce, ferocious, cruel, barbarous, merciless. 
 From ατο and dkiyu, to care, because he cares 
 for nothing but to gratify his rage. 
 
 ^ ΑτνιΧζγϊ,α, as, t, 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 Ά•Τί}λεγζύμ»ν, «, ατο, 1 a. ind. m. and 
 
 'Άχηλίγχ,θγιν, η$, t],l. a. indie, pas. ofd'n- 
 λίγχω. 
 
 Ά^ηλίΐται, Gen. xxvii, he threatens ; per- 
 haps KruXtTrai is the true reading, from the 
 verb aTuXiu, ω, which see. 
 
 Άίτίλ^βν, ίξ, ί, 2. a. ind. act. of ά-πϊξχ^ομαι. 
 Th. ίξ^ομαι. 
 
 Άίτ>?λ/ώ/•τ»ί, ου, ο, an east wind. From 
 a<ro and 'ήλιος, the sun. 
 
 'A?r>?XXay«v, vii, J?• 2. a. pas. ind. and 
 
 ^ΑτγιλΧαγμαι, ζ,αι^ ται, per/, ind. pas, 
 a.-7tnXXa\a, as, t, \. a. ind. act. and α^ήλ- 
 λαχα, as, ε, perf. indie, act. ά^νιΚά^βαι, 
 perf. infin. jms. of α<^αλλάττω. See under 
 'AiraXXafftru. Th, αλλάττω. 
 
 'Α!Τ>ιλλάο•ί•ίΤί>, 3. nng. imperf. ind. of the 
 preceding. 
 1 ^ Ατνλλοτζίωχα, as, ε, p. ind. act. and 
 
 * Α^ΐίλλοτςίω/χαι, σαι, rat, perf' ind. pas. 
 tί•τvλλoτξιωfίivos, ny ov, perf. part, of ά^αλ- 
 λοτξΐόω, u,f. ύσω, which see, 
 
 'ATyiKXoT^iaxris, i^s, h, alienation, estrange- 
 ment.] 
 
 ^ ATtiXoifiira, as, i, did beat, bruise, pulver- 
 ise, break into small pieces, thresh, 1. a. ind. 
 act. of άίταλοίάω. From άτβ and άλοιάω, 
 for άλοάω. Th. elXas, ω, h, a threshing- 
 floor. 
 
 ' Αττ^λ,^τικα, as, «, p. ind. act. ά^ήλτκτα, 
 as, t, 1. a. ind. act. and part, άΐΤίλίτ/ο•»?, 
 iiTos, β• from ατελττίζω. TJi. Ιλίτί?, hope. 
 
 * Α<τγιμα\^ϋην,^07η, αταμαλ^ύνω, to destroy, 
 demolish, annihilate, reduce to insignificance, 
 Leonid. Tarantin. Epigr. See ^ ΑμαΧ^ϋνω.^ 
 
 Άτ1ημavτos, ου, ο χα) h, unhurt. Th. ίτ»ί- 
 μαίνω. 
 
 Άτ^μαξτοψ, Poet, for άφήμαξΎον, 1. sing. 
 2. a. ind. act. of άφαμαξτάνω. 
 
 ^ A'rvμtλrlμivos, n, ov, neglected, part, pas. 
 Thence 
 
 ^ Α<τημιλνμίνω5, adv. carelessly, negligently. 
 From, άταμίλ,ίβμαι, ουμαι, which is from αττο 
 and αμΐλίω. Th. μίλίι. 
 
 'Ari^sv, we departed or went away ; by 
 Syneojie for αττιαμιν, I . plur. pluperf. ind. 
 Tnid. of α^αμι. Th. ζΊμι, to go. 
 
 Ά^νμβνα, TO», ace. sing, of άτιμων, Th. 
 νττιμα. 
 
 ^ Α-τημονΰνη, vis, h, safety, preservation from 
 harm ; soundness. From ά-τνιμων, wfdch is 
 from 'ττιμα. 
 
 ^Α-τήμϋην, 3. nng. imperf. or 1. a, ind. 
 act. with » added. From ά-τταμύνω. Th. 
 άμύνω. 
 
 ^ Α-τνίμων, ovos, ό χα) ν, unhurt, uninjured, 
 free from harm, Th. -τΤιμα. 
 
 'AiT^y, I. or 3. sing, imperf. ind. act, 
 of α'ττιιμι. From &ϊμ), to be. 
 
 ^A^tnnyxa, as, ε, 1 . a. indie, act. a-xv^ny' 
 Kov, is, I, 2. a. ind. act. of α-τοφίξω. 
 
 ^ A<rnnia, as, h, cruelty, barbarity. From 
 a^f'/iv'/is. 
 
 "" Α<χνιηΌομαι, to be amazed, struck with as- 
 tonishment.] 
 
 Άίτ>?ν£οί, roZ, gen. sing, of d'rmr.S' 
 
 'A^yina&tiv, vis, vi, I was amazed, 1. a. ind.- 
 pas, of α^ί^ηόομαι. From άτο and \nos, ivhich 
 is from h and αυω. 
 
 ΆΠΗ'ΝΗ, VIS, VI, and Dor. ά-τνιν», as, ά, 
 a chariot, a car, vehicle, carriage ; vai'av oi-xvi•' 
 vi]v, a naval car, i. e. a boat or barge, Eurip. 
 Med. 1119; so νάΐον οχ^νιμα, a naval vehicle, 
 Iphig. in Taur. 410.] 
 
 ^ Α'τνιννινα,μ^ν, ω, aro, 1. a. ind. mid. of 
 άταναΐνομαι. Th. αναίνομαι, to deny, refuse. 
 
 'ΑΙΙΗΝΙΓ2, ios, ό χα) h, cruel, merciless, 
 ferocious, inhuman, relentless. Hence d^mna, 
 as, VI, cruelty, ferocity. From d^o and hms» 
 iosy xa) h, that is, ^ξaos, mild, gentle. 
 
 Άίτ^ν^βν, Dor. for d-rvikhv, 2. a. indie, 
 act. of α'ττίξχομαι. From d^o and 'ίξχ^ομαι. 
 
 ^ A^rvivrviffa, as, £, 1. a. indie, act. of d^av" 
 τάω. Th. dvrL 
 
 "Α'Τί^ξα, as, £, 1. a. ind. act. of αταίξω. 
 
 Ά^ί]ξίΐσ•άμ>7ν, α>, nroy 1. a. ind. m. of d-n•.- 
 ξεί^ω. 
 
 "Άτνίζβνιν, vjs, 5), 1. α. ind. pas•., of α-χαίξω. 
 
 ^ Αττνίξΐύμουν, See ^ Αταξίύμίω. Aristot. Poet."^ 
 
 Ά'^τνξχα, as, ε, perf. ind. act. and 
 
 Ά^^ξμαι, (ται, ναι, perf. ind. pas. of 
 a τταίξω. 
 
 ' Α^νίξτνιμαι, <rat, rat, perf. ind. pas. and 
 
 ^AίryIξ'ryιμεvos, vi, ov, part, suspended, remov- 
 ed. From α<ταξτάομαι. 
 
 ^ Α-ΐνίξΤκτμαι, p. ind. pas. and 
 
 *A^nξ'rtffμivos, ti, ov, part, perfected, accom- 
 plished. Thence 
 
 * A^rvιζτιffμίvωs, adv. perfectly, absolutely.. 
 From οίταξτίζομαι. Th. dgrios. 
 
 'AiTijf, 2. sing. pres. subj. of α,-πιμι, Th. 
 ιιμι. 
 
 ^Ατνισων, ovras, ο, Ion. for et^vitfuv, part. 1. 
 f. act. of άφίτιμι. 
 
 ^ Α'χηΰξο, 3. mig. imperf. ind. act. contr. 
 for α^νινξαε. So 
 
 'AiTiju^a, by Sync, for ατνιύξ»α•α, 1. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. axviigov, 2. a. ind. act,. 
 οί'Τννξαον, 1. sing, or 3. pi, imperf. ind, act, 
 of α'Ταυράω. From d-ro and αύζα. 
 
 Άτΐίρ^α, as, ε, p. ind. act. of avrdyu. 
 
 Ά^νίχίω, ω, to sound discordantly, to send 
 forth its last sounds ; to ring again, resound ; 
 jmrt. pres. act. d'TTvi^^oav, ouffa, oZv. From d^o 
 and vxos. 
 
 ^ Α^νιχνιματα, τα, resounding peals, no?n. 
 pi. of drήχvιμa, aros, το, reverberation, ring- 
 ing, the last sound, echo •, dissonance, discord. 
 Th. vix,os. 
 
 ^A-jrvixm, ios, xx) 'h, dissonant, harsh ^ 
 odious, disagreeable. From dvo and wxos- 
 
ΑΠΙ 
 
 81 
 
 ΑΠΛ 
 
 'Ά<?Τ7)χ6ί<το, 3. sing, impeyf. or 2. α. ind. 
 m. o/'aV'/7;t^i'55/K«/jper/'. mrf. ραί. of α.'/τάχ;^ομΛΐ, 
 or ά-Χίχ^βάνομα,ι. 
 
 ^ Α-ττνιχ,θνν, VIS, '/!■, 1 • o. ind. pas. of «.ττάγω. 
 
 ^ Αττήχβη^α,^ 1. a. ind. act. of άτηχ^ΰα,ίξω. 
 Th. ίχ^βο?.^ 
 
 Ά<ζτ»ιρ^ΰνμίνβί, η, ov, resounding, /br ά,'Πίρ^ζό- 
 μζνας, part. pres. pas. of ά'ττηχ^ιω, ω, f. ήα^^,ρ• 
 vtKot,. Th. νχα;. 
 
 Άττιωξίΰντ' ,for άτγωξίυντο, they were sus- 
 pended, 3. ^>^Mr. im2yeif. ind. m. Dor. for 
 ά-ττ^ωξοΖντο' ά,-^ΤΊ^ύξ'/ίοΌΐ-ί «?> 2, 1. a. ind. 
 act. and 
 
 Ά'Ρΐ'γωξημίνο;, »7, ov, perf. part. J^as. of ά'^'αι- 
 ιαφομαι, ουμαι, frora άττα,ιωξίύ), ω. From άττα 
 and άίωρίω, ω, to raise upward, to suspend. 
 
 ^ Κ•π•'/ΐΜθθζ, ου, ό και h, the same as α,'ΖΆω- 
 
 Άίτί'α, 71•, ike country first called Apia, 
 afterwards Peloponnesus. Others consider it 
 an epithet .signifying remote, «ίτ;« yu'ta., the 
 Apian or a far distant land. Iliad i, 270.] 
 
 'A^iua-t, Ion. for a-TTttri, 3. p)lur. pres. ind, 
 of ατπιμι. Th. ιίμι, to go. 
 
 'A<r/§«, ij?, 57, 2. a. subj. act. from a'Tiitu. 
 Th. ί'βω, to see. 
 
 ^A7rίίμ^v, 1. pi. 2ires. ind. act. and part, 
 pres. mid. ά'π'ήμίνοζ, v), ov, Ion, for αφίίμίν 
 and άφΑμίνοξ. From κφΊνιμι. 
 
 'Α'ττάναι, pres. inf. act. to go away, from 
 α,'τ^μι. Th. ΐίμι. Also α,'τπΊνα.ι Ion. for ά,^ιί- 
 veil, to send forth ; from άφίτιμι, 
 
 Άττίίντοίί, Ion. for ΰφίίνται, they send out, 
 3. pi. ptres. ind. m, or pas, from α,φΙίμοι.ι, Th. 
 'ίημ{, to send. 
 
 'Air/sirav, 3. pi. imperf. ind. act. of άττίνιμι, 
 to go away. From άττο and Ίνιμι, to go, ind. 
 pres. mid. Ίίμα,ι, imperat. ησο, part, ημίνοι• 
 pyart, 2. a. act. i'/;, and, in composition, 
 
 9Τύίξύζ. 
 
 Ά9Τίίΰ•βοα, Ion. for άφηα•ίαι. Th. the sa?ne 
 as the preceding. 
 
 Ά7ηία•ωσ•ί, Ion. for α,φΐΰΰίτι, 3. p)lur. subj, 
 2)res. act. of α,φ'ίΥίμι. 
 
 ΆτΊ'/ΐζ, 2. a. subj. act. 2. sijig. of α^ιιμί' 
 which is from uto and ιϊμι, to go ; 2. a. iiid. 
 act. iflv. 
 
 'A-rrAs yat^i, of a far distant land, Iliad \, 
 270 ; gen. sing, of α,-πίος. Ία, tov. From άπο. 
 
 'A-ritlavos, ου, ο κα) h, not persuasive, that 
 does not cause belief, improbable ; not cred- 
 ited, absurd. From apriv. and "τηύανοξ, which 
 is from ίτιύον, 2, a, ind. act. of <π•ύύω. 
 
 'A^ihTv, inf. 2)res. act. d-ri^'/jo-a, a?, ε, 1. a. 
 ind. act. 'Ionic for νΐ'πύύηΒ'α. From 
 
 'A^iSiu, ω, to be disobedient, opposed to the 
 humour of another, to be refractory or re- 
 bellious : ia the Holy Scriptures, to disbelieve, 
 want faith. From a j^riv. and irs/^iw.] 
 
 'A^izarat, Ion. for α,φίζαται, tvhich is for 
 άφιγμίνοί tiff), they have come; so a'7riKaro,for 
 κφ/γμίνοι no'av, the former of ivhich is 3. j^lur. 
 perf ind. pas. and the latter, 3 . 2^1• 2>^if'P^rf• 
 ind. pas. of αφικν'ιομ^ι. 
 
 η 
 
 'AtUvi, Ion. for άφίχνι, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. 
 mid. a9rnivilff6at. Ion. for αφικνΰσύαι, 2}res. 
 infin. mid, α'/ηκόμενοζ. Ion, for αφικόμίνο;, 
 2. a. p)art, mid. of άφικνίομοίΐ. From άττο and 
 ίκνίομαι, 
 
 "Α-ρτίκξοί, ο», ό κα) '/ι, not bitter, free from 
 bitterness. From a pm. and -ζικρο?, ξα, ξόν. 
 
 ΆτΤίλλίω, ω, for ά.'τίοκ'ΚιΊω, an ancient law- 
 term, to intercept (a thief J by shutting the 
 door. Lys.^ 
 
 ' Α^Χλήύην, m, >?, 1. a. ind. pas. Ion. of 
 άτιλΧ'ίω, ω, f. ήίτω, p. άκλ, to shut, to close. 
 Th. ΊλΧος, an eye. 
 
 ΆτΊμίΧοζ, ου, and α,ζίμίλίΐζ) ίος, ο και v], 
 not fat, lean. From, α j!>ny. and νιμι'Κ'Λ. 
 
 ΆττίτΛί, ίοζ, ο κα) ί, free from dirt or filth. 
 From a. 2'>riv. and <πΊνοζ, ου, ο. 
 
 Άττινΰιτσω, to play the fool, to be out of 
 one's senses ; to breathe out, to breathe the 
 last. From, 'ττνυμΑ, to be wise. 
 
 Ά'ττίζίται, Io7iic for αφίξίται, 3. sing. l.f. 
 m. of άφικν'ίομαι. From ατο and Ικ,ήομαι, 
 
 'A'!ri^ii,for α,φί^ΐζ, iug, h, arrival ; also, de- 
 parture, the commencement of a journey. 
 From 2. 2>crs. sing, 2^^rf• ^^^• P^^' 9f ά^/»νί- 
 ομαι. 
 
 "A-pfiov, is, ΐ, 2, a. ind. act. of 'ά<^ιιμι. Th. 
 
 ίίμι, to go. 
 
 "ΑΠΙ02, ου, h, the pear tree, ji^roper/z/, a 
 natural or wild pear tree ; a-fftov, ov, το, a pear. 
 It is so called according to some from the Α2ήαη 
 country or Pelo2ionnesus, where it is indigen- 
 ous ; j)^'^ha2}S it is derived from o'Tog, juice, 
 because it is a succulerit or juicy fruit. 
 
 "ΑΠΙ02, /a, /ov, far distant, remote; as if 
 from dro, used to signify remoteness. 
 
 ΆίΤ/ίΤτάνα/, to depart, Ionic for dipiffravoci. 
 p)res. inf, act. of άφΊο'τημι. 
 
 'A-ziffTiarai, Ion. for αφίστανται, 3. ^j/. 
 2ires, ind, 2^as, So ά-^ι/ττίατο. Ion. for άφί- 
 ffTavTo, 3, 2)1• im2)erf, ind. 2)as. of 
 
 Άτηα-τίω, ω, to distrust, suspect; im2xrf. 
 '/iTiffTiov, ouv,f. WW hence α'τηστοϋμινοζ, pres, 
 piart. pas. From apir. and <π•Ίστΐζ, which is 
 from 3. 2)6fS' sing. P'^xf• ^nd. p'as. of τηΊύω. 
 
 ' Κ-ττΊστημι, Ion. for αφίίττ'/ιμι, to depart. 
 
 *ΑτιΐττΊα, as, h, distrust, unbelief; incredi- 
 bility, faithlessness, perfidy. 
 
 ' A'TTiCTTos, ου, χα) h, distrustful, unbelieving ; 
 incredible, faithless; perfidious; in comj^aral. 
 d^ιa■τότiξos,fem, gen. α^ισ-τοτΊζα. From a2')rio, 
 and TitTTos, h, ov, which is from 3. pej-s. sing. 
 2)erf. ind. 2)as. of τίύύω. 
 
 'A-^tffTus, adv. perfidiously, faithlessly, 
 fraudulently. 
 
 ^A^rkaKo^Tos, ου, ό κα) vi, unerring, unavoid- 
 able ; secure from harm, y.ri^is d -τλάΆ'Αται, 
 So2)h. CEd. Tyr. 472, the inevitable fates. 
 But the better reading here seems to be dvS,- 
 wkaz'/iTot, or, as some j^refer, αμ'7τΧάκητοι.'\ 
 
 Άίτλανίΐί, ios, και 'λ, that does not wan- 
 der or stray, not erratic. From a 2)riv. and 
 9Τλάνιη, 
 
 " ATiXxsTos, for αττ'ίλκί-τβί, oV) ό κκ) Wj-that 
 
ΑΠΑ 
 
 83 
 
 ΑΠΝ 
 
 cannot be approached with safety. From α 
 priv. τίλαζ, adv. near. Also unfeigned, not 
 counterfeit o?- factitious, ingenuous, candid, 
 plain. From a j)riv. and 'S'Xa.ffTo;, n, ov, fac- 
 titious, feigned ; lohich is from 3. sing. perf. 
 ind. pas. of crXac-s-ay, or -αττω. 
 
 "Αίτλαο-τβί, Dor. for αττλίΐστοί, Eurip. 
 Med. 150, insatiable.] 
 
 Άίτλάτ'^?, έοί, ο κ,Άΐ ;?, that has no breadth, 
 as a mathematical line. From a priv. and 
 νλατυ;, or τλύτο;. 
 
 "ΑίΤλάτΑ?, F>ori for ατλί^το;, which is j^ut 
 for α,'Τλνσ'τοζ, infinite, immensely large, bi/ 
 Syncope of the στ-, from ^Χή^ω, to filK Th. 
 ■τλεβί. Some consider ci-TrXciro; is ike same 
 with α.'^λα.στος, from TrXaffffu, to make up, 
 fashion : Or ατΧα,'τος is from ^τίΧάω, to ap- 
 proach ; and signifies inaccessible, and therefore 
 impregnable. 
 
 Άίτλάτ-ί/νί, or, as it ought perhaps to be read, 
 ΙτΧάτυνί, 3. sing, imperf. or \. a. indie, act. 
 of 'ΤΓΧα.τύνω, to dilate, extend, expand ; Gen. 
 XX vi, 22. 
 
 " h.'XXiroii Poet, for α,ττΧ'/ιτο:, ου, ο κκ) 'h, 
 (Oor. αττΧα,τοζ) for α,τΓΧηστοί, insatiable, in- 
 finite, immense, loft3% From a imv. and 
 ττΧήθω, luhich is from ττλίο;. 
 
 "Α-^Χίυξοί, ου, ο Kou '/], that has not aids or 
 guards around him, unsupported. From a 
 2>riv. and ττΧίυξκ, side. 
 
 "Ατλ«νί•τΰί, ου, ο κα) h, innavigable, not yet 
 navigated, Cyrop. vi, 1.] 
 
 ΆτΧ'/ίγίο;, ου, ό xui h, single ; simple, inno- 
 cent, harmless.] 
 
 Άίτλ'/ί^ί?, /^oj, '/I, used in Sophocles for the 
 name of a garment ; so called from its being 
 either scanty, and so not admitting of being 
 doubled round the body, or from its being 
 single, i. e. without lining. Homer z(ses 
 apr?.ot; in the same sense. From α.'π'ΧΤι, (for 
 α,-τΓΧ'ογι) is formed a<!rXms and, by epenthesis of 
 y, avTX'/iyis. 
 
 "AttX'/jktos, ου, kol) -ή, of the sa?ne meaning 
 with the following. From a, priv. and 'ττΧΫ,ττω, 
 or <7Γ7^%σσω. 
 
 Α^λτιζ, yjyoi, κοί) h, that is not struck, 
 not hurt. 
 
 Ά'η-Χ'/ιοωτοζ, ου, ο κοά h, not finished, not 
 complete, not furnished or provided with, not 
 equipped. From a. priv. and -ττΧ'/ΐζόω, ω. 
 Th. τΧίο;. 
 
 Ά-πΧνκττίυομ,οί/, f. ίυίΤομα.ι, to be greedy or 
 insatiable. 
 
 'ΑίΤλ>;(Ττ/«, οί;, ή, insatiableness, cupidity, 
 covetousness ; immensity. 
 
 " Α-ττΧ'Λστο;, ου, ο κοά h, greedy, insatiable ; 
 immense. The7ice 
 
 Ά-τΧϊίΤτως, adv. greedily, insatiably, cov- 
 etously ; immensely. Fro7)i a. priv. and 3. 
 sing. perf. ind. pas. of -ττΧγ,ύω. Th. -rXio;. 
 
 "ΑτΧ' /iTc;, for ccTXex,ro$, which is from «τε- 
 λαστβ;, ου, ό κα.) w, inaccessible, not to be ap- 
 proached with safety. From a priv, and τη- 
 
 Xattrli, which is from 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. 
 of ■;ηλύζω. Th. τίλα;, near. 
 
 ΆττΧό'/ι, m-, 'h, simplicity, candor, ingenu- 
 ousness, sincerity, singleness of mind. From 
 α.'ΛΧοοζ. 
 
 Ά'^χόύξΐ^, ιχοζ, ο κκ) 9), that has hair in 
 disorder ; «^50 that is thin -haired and grow- 
 ing bald. From α-ττΧΌοζ and S-^ /ξ. 
 
 "Α'ζλΰΐΰί, ας, '/I. See α•χΧοοζ. 
 
 ΆτΧΰίζομαα, f tffof/.xi, to have simplicity, 
 to be ingenuous and candid. Th. άτλόοί, 
 simple. 
 
 ΆτΧοΐξ, Ί'^ο;, vt, a single garment not large 
 enough to be folded or doubled ; ace. pi. 
 α,-ττΧοί'οα,ς. It is the opjiosite of ^f!rXoi's. In 
 Homer it is used as an adjective with ^Xodva,. 
 See ΆτΧ'/ιγί;. Th. ocrX'ooi, 
 
 ^Α-ττΧοκοί, ου, ο κα) ri, not folded, not inter- 
 woven. From Ά priv. and ιτίίτλβ^α, pejf. ind. 
 m. of 'π'Χίκαι, to fold. 
 
 'Ά'τΧοκύων, ο, in Laertius a surname of 
 Antisthenes, as being a C3'nic of plain dress, 
 a pure or real Cynic. From άτΧάοί and 
 κυων. 
 
 'AlIxVOOS, -οϋ;, 0, ίίτΧό'/ι, -ί, 'h, ΰ,'ΧΧΌο'), 
 -ουν, τα' cor.ijiar. άτΧούα-τΒξοξ' superl. ά•τλοϋ- 
 (ττΰίψος• single, simple, candid, ingenuous, frank, 
 sincere. It is derived from a, signifyiiig unity 
 or the being one, and τίΧω, to be, as if οί-ηλο;, 
 beca^ise uu'iat is not folded is one and single, 
 according to Eustathius and the Etymologist ; 
 or from a. priv. and -ττολυ;, because what is sm- 
 gle does not consist of many things. 
 
 " ΑτίΧοοζ, ά.'τίΧου;, ο κα.) '/>, that does not admit 
 of being navigated, unfit for naA'igation, innavi- 
 gable. Frojn a, priv. and -zXaos, saihng, nav- 
 igation. Thence κ'ΡτΧοκχ., ας, 'h, an impossi- 
 bility of sailing, a season or weather that does 
 not permit one to go to sea. Th. ίτλΙώ/. 
 
 'A'zX'orm, riTo;, 'h, simplicity, candor ; in the 
 Neiu Testament sometimes, bountifulness, liber- 
 ality. 
 
 " Α'^τΧουτος, ου, ο κα) h, destitute of wealth, 
 poor. From a priv. and ττΧοΰτος, riches. 
 
 'AcrXo&), ω, to expand, unfold, extend, f. 
 σω,ρ. κα- impeif. ind. act. 'ήΤΓΧοον 1. a. inf. 
 act. α'ττΧωσαΐ' 'α,'ΤτΧΌομαι, oZ^ai, to be spread 
 open or expanded, perf. ind, pas. η-ττΧοοσμαι, 
 and part. '/i'^Xωσ■fJl,ivoς, τι, ov, expanded, single, 
 not folded. Th, ατΧόος. 
 
 ΆτΓΧυιχία, ας, 'h, the being unwashed, not 
 clean ; in pi. άτίΧυσιαι, aS, sponges that cannot 
 be cleansed. 
 
 "ΑτΧντος, ου, ο χα) h, unwashed ; properly 
 applied to clothing. From a priv. and 'ττΧΰνω, 
 to wash, 
 
 '^ ΑττΧως, adv, simply, in a simple way or 
 manner, not accurately ; altogether, candidly, 
 ingenuously, without disguise ; sometimes in 
 the New Testament, bountifully. From ά-πΧαος. 
 
 "Α-τΧωτος, ov, ο κα) 'h, innavigable. Th. 
 -prXuu, to sail. 
 
 ^A-rvshi, ίος, κα) τι, breathing or blowing 
 loud and hard, from a intensive and fnca, 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 83 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 to breathe ; or not breathing, breathless, from 
 acjiriv. and νύω. ' 
 
 ' ΚττηύΐΛΟίτος, ου, b και 'h, that is not blown 
 by the wind, without wind. 
 
 'A'Tvivffri, adv. in a breath, without stopping 
 to take breath, Theophr. 2.] 
 
 'AvTviv/rriei, a;, h, the holding of the breath. 
 
 ^ Α'ττνίυο'τιάζω, ίο hold one's breath, repress 
 one's breathing. From a priv. and perf. 
 ind. pas. of ■π-Λ/υ, to breathe. 
 
 " A-;rviuirTo; , ου, ό κα) 'h, that cannot breathe, 
 without respiration, unable to breathe, lifeless. 
 
 "A^voo;, οί-^νουζ, ο xxi 'h, in acc. sing, οίττνοον, 
 Ά'Τνουν, that does not breathe, breathless, dead. 
 Hence 
 
 "Α•7τνοΐΆ, κζ, VI, q> d. the being without wind, 
 a calm, serene weather, tranquilJit}^. From α 
 2)riv. and τνόη, a blowing, ΐΐι. trvsiy, to breathe. 
 
 'ΑΠΟ\ prep, governing the genitive, and 
 , referring to the origin or source of any thing. 
 It is most covimonlt/ to be rendered by our 
 preposition from ; also for, on account of, be- 
 fore or in presence of, on the side of a?iy 
 2^a7'ty, by {denoting the efficient cause J ; some- 
 iimes it is to be rendered by on a7id after ; 
 Λίτβ yivia.?, from his birth ; u^ro tu'ffvou, after 
 supper ; «5ra nru^r'/a τιμίξχί, the fourth day 
 after or on the fourth day ; κοιλίουίπ άτο των 
 μητίςων ιω'ύτουζ, they call themselves after (or 
 from; their mothers, Herod, i, 173 ; tufft ol 
 a-ro Xril'm, they live by pillage, Herod, iv, 
 103 ; άττο (Ty.iK^a,i '^Ά'ττάνηζ, at a small expense, 
 Aristoph. Eq. 5S5 ; ol f/,lv xai αυτό) αψ' ϊα,υτων, 
 they (did) of themselves or of their own ac- 
 cord, in contradistinction to being ordered, 
 Cyrop. v, 5 ; «-Ta rs?? φίλασ-οφΐκί, on account 
 of his philosophy, Plut. Apophth. α,το φόξου, 
 through or on account of fear, Luke xxi, 26 ; 
 ΐν^υμ/χ Ά•7ίο τξίρ^ων κ,αμ'^λ'ου, a garment of 
 camel's hair. It is sometimes joined loith 
 adverbs, as in English; as ά.<7Το α,ξτι, from 
 now ; άττο τΌτί, from then. Sometimes it is 
 redundant, as ar' oh^ocvooiv, from heaven, 
 Iliad viii, 365 ; ά-ττο μοίκξόύίν, from afar. 
 Sometimes it gives a noun or adjective the effect 
 of an adverb ; as ά-ττο (Τ'ττον'^'ίίς, seriously or de- 
 liberately, Iliad vii, 359 ; άττο του κ^οκήτου, 
 unexpectedly, Thucyd. vi, 47. 'A^' Ί-ττ^των 
 μάχ^ίσΰα,ι, to fight on horseback, literally, from 
 their horses ; yiviffSai άττο ^i/irvaw, to have 
 done supper ; «το Β-υμοΰ yivsa-dcct τίνι, to be 
 out of favour with any one or odious ; άττο 
 ^υμου μΰλλον Ιμο) 'ierixt, thou shalt be more out 
 of my favour or odio^js to me, Iliad i, 563, 
 Ajmll. Rhod. 'At' α^γυξίοϊο ζ/οΐο, with his 
 silver bow ffor δ;ά or truvj, Iliad xxiv, 605. 
 'A<p' 'h>.iou ζολοά, the eastern parts or region. 
 "Offov d-ro βοηζ ivitciv, as much as possible by 
 words or outcry, not in reality, Xen. Hellen. 
 ii, 4 ; Thucyd. viii, 92. See Wyttenb. Select. 
 414. In composition it signifies from, οίζ 
 out of, thence ; also the inseparable particle re 
 as used in Latin and English, as ά,<ποκ,α.6'ί<ττημί, 
 to re-place or re-store ; άίΤβδ/Β^^α, to give 
 
 back or re -deliver ; sometimes it augments the 
 
 force of the verb and sometimes not, as ατοΰα,υ•• 
 
 μά,ζω, to wonder much ; ά'ποτφ.χ^ίΐν, simply 
 
 like τξ'εχ^αν, to run. It is frequently used 
 
 iviih nouns, the article preceding it, thus, ol 
 
 άττο -ττα,ιοίίχς, the learned j ol ά-ττο ττελο'ρτονντίσον^ 
 
 the Peloponnesians. It is derived, j^erhapSy 
 
 froi7i the Hebrew ^^ denoting the origin or 
 
 author of any thing ; and thence ab m Latin.'\ 
 
 ΆίΤί, adv. afar, at a distance. "A-^o, for 
 
 α.'τηατι, he is οίζ from σ.'τηιμι. Th. ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 "Aero, for ϋτηύ!, go off, be gone, from α,τηιμίί 
 
 to go away. Th. ιίμί, to go. 
 
 Άτβ ahrou, from that time. 
 
 ' Αττοα'ινυμαι, (foci, ra/, the same ivith κτού- 
 νυμοα, to take away, deprive, despoil ; impeif, 
 ind. a'7toot.tvv[jt.n\. Ion. for ά•τογ,νύμ'/)ν, σο, το. 
 From Άττο and αΐνυμοίί. 
 
 Ά'?τοοίΐξ{ισ6ο(,ι, pres. irf. pas. for άφοίΐ^ζϊσόοίΐ^ 
 Poet, and Ion. From άττο and αΐξίω. 
 
 Άτοοίίξίο, Ion. for άψαίξον, 2. sing. p)res, 
 imp. pas. from the same. 
 
 Άττοα,ΐξίομαι, ουμοίΐ, Ion. and Poet, in Horn, 
 and Herodot. for αφαίξί^μα/, οΰμκι, q. v. 
 
 Άτοζα^ίξω, f. Ισω, to depart, go away. 
 From dvo and βαδίζω. Th. βαίνω, to go. 
 
 Άτοξΰί^ξΰί, as, 'h, a ladder by which to land 
 from on board a vessel. From 
 
 A<roSoiivoj, f. α,'ΤΤοζ'/ι^ομαι, p. ά'^οζίζτΐίΐα, to 
 come down from a skip, depart, happen, turn 
 out or prove; j^rari. ατοζί^ηχ,ω;, v7oc, ej• 2. a. 
 ind. act. άττί^ην, f,i, ri, happened, i-esulted, in 
 3. 2^1• κττίζ'/ΐσοίν 2. a. subj. act. α.•7Τοζ,ω, ν,ς, vi, 
 inf. κίΤοζηνοίί, part, ά-ττοζας, αντοζ, ό• Tot'ovV 
 άττίζ'/ι το^ζ 'ττξκ,γμ,ο!,, so this affair hath result- 
 ed. From ά-^ο and Sxivoj. 
 
 ^ Αττοζάλ'/ιτί, 2. 2)1' 2. a. subj. act. άττοζαλων^ 
 όντοζ, b, 2)art. 2. a. act. of 
 
 Άτοζύλλω, ά,'Τΐοζα,Χω, perf. d'TroStSXuKC.• to 
 cast off' or away, lose, reject, repudiate, 2. a. 
 ind. act. άττίζοίλον, is, ε• 2. a. subj. act. 1. 
 sing, άτοζάλίο' Jietf. ind. ^JfiS. ά'^ο^ίζλτιμοα• 
 1 . a. ind. pas. d^nQXriu'/tv, -/ig, >j, and 2^(^rt. 
 ά'ττοζλ'/ίύύί, ilaa, iv p. ind. 7nid. dToSiSokec. 
 
 'A7rcSa,'7rTa),f. •φω, to dip, immerse gently. 
 From αττο and βά-ττω, 2.f. act. βοι,φω. 
 
 ^ Αττοζα,ξ, άντοί, b, that has departed or left ; 
 no7n. 2^• dToSuvTis, pari. 2. a. act. of άτο- 
 ζαίνω. 
 
 Άτόζοισ•/;, ιωζ, h, a descent, a landing ; 
 event, result, Iv τ^ άχοζά,σιι, Luke, at our dis- 
 embarcation. From άττοζαίνω. 
 
 Άτββατ'/ΐί, ου, b, a kind of game on horse- 
 back in ivhich every one engaged alighted from, 
 his horse. It is named from άτοζτίναα, to 
 alight or descend. Tiience the name of 
 
 ^Ατοζα,τίκοΙ τξο^^οί, wheels used in the game. 
 
 Ά'Τοζκτ'^ξίοξ, an epithet a2)2)lied to Jiqriter. 
 From d-TToSoiivM. 
 
 Άτοζίζ'/ικα,, α,ς, ι, pterf. ind. act. and2)ctrt. 
 ά'ΤΓοζεζνικωζ, υΐα, bg, from dTToSaivM. 
 
 Άτοβίβλ'/ίχ&ΐί, υΐα, OS, that has parted with, 
 lost, or thrown οΑζ in gen. 2)h(,r. ά-ρτοζί^λτικό- 
 των, 2)art. perf. act, of d-ToSaXXco. 
 
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 ' 'AuTeS^va/, 2. a. inf. act. ά-ττοζήΐτομΛΐ, -η, 
 era/, 1 . f. ind. mid. of α.•χοζαΊνω, or α-τόζνμι. 
 
 ΆίΤο^ίίίΤίΤΛ/, and -ττω, f. '^ω, to cough out, 
 to expel by coughing, to expectorate. From 
 u-^fo and βγισσω, or -ττω. Th. jS>j|, βηχος, h, 
 coughing. 
 
 Άτοζίάζαμαι, to force, compel ; also to 
 be in travail ; sometimes it has a jmssive sense, 
 to be forced or compelled. From ά'Λο and 
 ^tttZ^ofjiat. Th. βίχ, force. 
 
 Α'Τίβ/ΐοάζίί/, aiul άτοζίζάΖ,ομαι, to put on 
 shore, to land ; also to transport, convey over ; 
 pres. inf. act. ά,'τΓοζιζά'ζίΐν, pas. ά,ττοζιζάΖ,ίσβοι,ΐ' 
 1 . a. ind, 9n. ά'τηζιζοίσάμαν, ω, ccro. From 
 ά-ττο and βιζάζω, to cause to come or go. Th. 
 βοίίνω, 
 
 ^Αττοζ/οω, ω, and ά-ττοζ'ιωμι, to depart this 
 life, to die ; 2. a. ind. act. άτιζίων, ω;, ω' 
 pres. inf. act. d'^oStuvxi. From άπο and βιΌω, 
 ω. Th. βίης, life. 
 
 Ά'ττοζίωιτις, ίως, h, departure from life, de- 
 cease, death. Fro?n άττο and βίοχτις, living. 
 Hence 
 
 Ά-ζταζίΜσΊμΰ;, adj. done at the point of death ; 
 κ'π-οζιώα'ιμοζ ^/άτα,ζ,ΐί, last will and testament. 
 Th. βία;, life. 
 
 Άτοξλάττομβίΐ, f "φΰμα/, to be hurt, 
 Λvronged out of, to be bereaved or sustain a 
 loss. From α,-το and βχύ.'τττω., 1 . f. act. -φω• 
 2.f. act. βλκζω, to hurt. 
 
 Ά<7Τοζ,λά<πτω, f. -φω, to hurt, wrong, be- 
 reave. 
 
 Α^οζλΆίΤτάνω, f. (tr' /ισω, to bud, sprout, 
 blossom, grow. From d-zo and βλαστάνω, to 
 germinate. 
 
 ^ Αττοζλάίττνιμοί, aros, το, a germ, shoot ; 
 also offspring, 
 
 'A^oSxaffT'/itris, ίωί, h, a budding, shooting 
 
 forth. From 2. j)ers. sing. perf. ind. pas. 
 
 of άττοξλκίττάνω, to germinate, put forth shoots. 
 
 Ατΰζλαφδύί, iia-a, Iv, part. pas. 1. a. 
 
 of α,τοζΧάττω. 
 
 ' Α'τοζλί-ττω, to look upon, behold ; look up 
 to, admire, respect, have a regard for, view 
 attentively; /. -^^ω, p. ά-ττοζίζχτ,φοί• 1. a. ind. 
 act. άτήίΧι-φοι.• 1. a. imperat. act. άτόξλί-φον, 
 άτω, and in 2. pi. άττΰζλί-φατί• 3. j)l. 1. a. 
 subj. act. α-ΡΓοζΧί-φωσιν• 1. a. ind. 7nid. ά-τη- 
 ζλζφύμ•/ιν, ω, UTo. 
 
 Ατοζλνιόίΐζ, ίΐακ, h, 2)art. 1. a. pas. of 
 α,'Τΐοζ,ύ,ΧΧω. 
 
 Άτ«βλκ^.(55, urog, TO, any thing thrown 
 away, that is refuse and good for nothing, 
 Fro?n 1. sing, jierf. ind. pas. of κ-ττοζάΧλω. 
 
 Άττόζλτιτ' by Apocope for ά-ττΌζΧ'/ιτα., no7n. 
 n. jyl.from 
 
 Ά'π-όζλητοί, ου, ο κα,) «, that is to be thrown 
 aside, rejected, spurned, despised ; άτΌξλ'/ΐ'τον, ου, 
 το, something thrown aside, tScc. Thence άττο- 
 ζ?.7;τικ.ί;, οΰ, ό κ,κ) h, that has lost or may lose, 
 Froiu ocTo and 3. sing. pcrf. ind. pas. of 
 βάΧΧω. 
 
 Ατοζλίττω, f Ία•ω, J), taoc, to take as honey 
 from the combs of bees. From d^oand /2λ/ττί-Λ 
 
 Άττο^λυζόύ, f ΰα•ω, to stream or gush cut^ 
 send forth waters, vomit out ; pres. part, act, 
 d^τβζλύζoιJv. From d'To and βλυζω, 
 
 ^ Ατοζλάισ-κ,ου, f. ωσω, to depart. From u^i ^ 
 and βΧωΐτκ,ω, to come or go. 
 
 ΆττοζοΧη, η?, h, a throwing away or losing, 
 casting away, casting off) undergoing loss. 
 From d-TtoZi^^oXa,, perf. ind. m. of α^οζάΧΧω. 
 
 Α'7Γοζ>Όσϋ.ομαι, \. f. mid. βύίΤομοίΐ, or βόοΌ- 
 μαι, or βοστίήσομσΑ, to feed on, browse, eat 
 down. From άτγο and βόσκ,ω. 
 
 Άτοζουκ,ΰΧίω, ω, \. f. νΐ(τω, p. τιχ,οί, to sep- 
 arate from the flock, lead astray ; likewise 
 to lead away from the flock of another, lead 
 into error, deceive, 1, a. ind. act. ατηξ,ουκ,ΌΧ'/κτοι^ 
 «f, £• d^ffoζoυκ,oX^oμoίι, ουμοίΐ, to be led away 
 from the flock, to stray from the flock. Fro?)l• 
 1 . sing. peif. ind. pas. of lohich is formed 
 
 ΑτοζονχΌΧ'/ιμα, ατοζ, το, Ά leading away from 
 the fold of another, deception, misleading ; and 
 ΑτοζουΆοΧίΖ,ω, f Ί<τω, the same as dcroSou- 
 κοΧ'ίω• all from d-7ro, βοΖς, and κ,όΧον, food. 
 
 Ά^οζξάζω, ν.,•π'οζξάσ'(ΤΜ, and η<ΡΓοζξάττύ^, f 
 ffoj, to spout up or make a jet by boiling or 
 heating ; boil over, to froth. From d-pro and 
 βξάζύ). 
 
 ' Α'7Τοζζάα•σ•ομο(,ι, to be made to spout up or 
 overflow by heat ; from 1 . sing, perf ind. pas. 
 of which comes 
 
 'ΆτΓΌζζα.σ'μα,, ατός, το, foam ; likeivise the 
 bran of wheat, 
 
 ΆτΐΌζξίγμχ, οίτοζ, το, what is diluted in 
 water ; likewise the water with which any thing 
 lias been imbued or steeped. From 
 
 ^ Α'τίοζφχ^ω, f 'ξω• to bedew, moisten, wet 
 by dipping, steep ; Ά'ττοζ,^ιχομαι, to be bedewed 
 or Avet. From αττο and βξίρζω, to bedew, 
 moisten, 
 
 Ά•^οζξίζω, to sleep away a surfeit occasion- 
 ed by excess in eating or drinking ; to sleep j 
 Odys. ix, 151. x\, 7. f /V&» atid Ί'ί,ω• 1. a. 
 ind. act. α-ττίζξίζοί, aj, ε, the jiarticij^le of which 
 is α'^οζξί^οίξ, avTo;, in. nom. j}^• α'^τοζξί'^χντίί. 
 From d-TTo and βξ'ιΖ,ω, to sleep after eating. 
 
 Άτοζζίβύ), f Ίσω, to Aveigh down ; neut. 
 to sink or be weighed dov,?n. From d^ro and 
 βο'ί6ω, to be heavy, 
 
 ' Α'ττοζ.ζοχ,'/ι, r/i, 'h, a wetting, or sprinkling. 
 From dTo and βξί^ω. 
 
 ^ Αττοζζοχ,ύ'ιΖ,ω, f Ίσω, to imbibe, swallow, 
 devour. From d'pro and βξοχ,ύΐζω. Th. 
 βξόγχος, the throat, 
 
 Ά^^ύQξoχ^ίζoJ, f ίτω, to entangle in a'^snare, 
 to enseare. From άττο and βξόχο?, a snare, 
 halter or cord. 
 
 'AToS^iJKiu,f. ξ», to bite off', eat up. From 
 d'To and βξύκΜ, to bite or gnaw. 
 
 Ά<;τοζξΜάύ;, ΰσ(ί, \v,parl. pas. \. a. of 
 
 Ά'Τοζξύα'χ,ιυ, to eat up, consume ; f ofu^ 
 p), βίζξωκ,οί. p. ind, 2^(is. β'ίζξΜμί/,ι, 1. a. ind/ 
 pas. α,τηζξάιύην, Άζ, jj. From dTo and βξύσκΜ) 
 to eat. 
 
 ^ΑτοΖύω, to stop up, obstruct ; y. aca. From 
 Άττο and βΰω. 
 
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 ^Α^όξωμοί, 0% ο κ,αά 'h, unholy, profane ; 
 that does not frequent the altar, irreligious. 
 From a-ro and βωμός. 
 
 ''A'ff'oyoitov, ov, ro, the rope with which a 
 vessel is made fast to the land, technically 
 called a fast. See Ά^όγζιχ.'\ 
 
 'A^oyciios, ου, κκ) h, distant from the 
 earth ; the same with a'^Oyiio?. From άίΤβ 
 and yoTiK, the earth. 
 
 ^ A<7roya,iOu, ω, to turn towards the earth. 
 f. ωσω. From ά<7Το and youa, the earth. 
 
 ^ A^oyoiXccK-TtZ^u), to wean, or take from the 
 mother's milk. '' ATeayucXaxriZ^oyMi, to be 
 weaned; and, from the 1. sing. perf. ind. pas. 
 ^ ATroyaXay.Tiir^os, ου, ο, a weaning. From 
 άτΓο and yaXuKTiZ^oti. Th. yaXa,, milk. 
 
 ^ A-^oyzia, οίζ, h, a wind from the shore, a 
 land-breeze ; the op2Josite to τξοττα.ίοί, a sea- 
 breeze, or breeze from the sea. 
 
 ΆττΌγίΐοί, τα, or i<^iyuci, ropes by which a 
 ship is made fast to the shore, called, in nauti- 
 cal language, fasts ; hence d'^royitoi, xunv, to 
 loose the fasts, or to unmoor a ship. 
 
 ^A-Tfoyiiov, ου, το, a tnatheinatical term, the 
 apogee, or greatest distance of a planet from 
 the earth ; it is opj^osed to i^rlynov, or perigee. 
 
 ^A-royuoi. ου, ο kou τι, distant from the earth; 
 the same with a-royatos. All these words are 
 from dfTo and yaix, the earth. 
 
 ' AToysiffoci), ω, or a.'Troyitffaow, fat. ωίω, to 
 construct \vith projecting edges, like the eaA^es 
 of a building; also to protect by a projection 
 like the eaves of a house, as the eyebrovos pro- 
 tect the eyes. Xen. Mem. i, 4. From d-ro 
 and yuffou or ynirffou. Th. yi7(fov or y{i<raov, 
 ου, ro, the eaves of a house.] 
 
 ^ A9royzμΊ,Z,ω, the same with γίμίζω. From 
 dTto and yi^o), to be full. 
 
 Ά^!royίμoJ, f. ιμα, to empty, unlade, dis- 
 charge. 
 
 ' A'Toyivvxcd, ω, to generate, beget, produce. 
 From d-ro aud γίννάω, ω, to beget, bring forth. 
 27i. γύνομοίΐ, to be born or produced. 
 
 Ά^^oy^ύoμ,oί^,f. ιΰσομαι, to taste; to nibble. 
 From d.'Vo and γίύομα,ι. 
 
 Ά'royBφυξόe^, u,f. ωσω, to unite by a bridge; 
 to build a bridge upon. From dcro and 
 γΒφυξόω, ω. Th. yίφvξΆ, a bridge. 
 
 ' A';roy'/|ξάσ^κ,ω, f d'^oyvιξάσ^ω, j)• dToytyr,- 
 ξοίκοί, to grow old ; 1 . a. ind. act. d-ffiynoa,(ra.• 
 1. a. siibj. act. α'^ο^/ΐξάσ'ω, '/je, sj. From d-ro 
 and γ'/ΐζκο'χω. Th. yvi^tx.;, old age. 
 
 Ά7royflξύσ■χ■ωv, οντος, ο, growing old ; Ϊ7ΐ 
 ace. pi. masc. dTtoy/i^da'H.ov'roc.g, jyres. j)art. 
 act. of the preceding. 
 
 A^oyίyvoμβι^, and d7roy'ivoy.ai, f d'Zoyivn- 
 β•ομοίί, p. d^τoyίy^v'/Iμa.ι, to be absent, depart ; 
 die, Thucyd. ii, 34 and 51. 1. a. ind. pas. 
 d'TiyivrJ'/iv, yj;, yf 2. a. ind. m. d'7nyivΌμ'ήv, 
 part. 2. a. d'roy^•\ιόμivo$, !i, ov, dead. From 
 d'To and γινομοίΐ. 
 
 A•τoyίvώffH,ω, f. d'Ttoyvojifoy^xi, p. a,7riyvωκD^, 
 to disown, cast off, reject ; to absolve or 'acquit ; 
 disclaim or renounce ; to determine that a 
 
 thing is not proper to be done, to change 
 opinion; pluperf. ind. act. a.-TnyvuiH.nv 1. a. 
 ind. act, ατ^γ^ων, ω?, oj, from yv'ooj, ω, and 
 in 3. pi. d'Ttiyvao'av• 2. a. act. imperat. ά,τό- 
 yvω^t, 2. a. act. subj. UTroyv&i, ωζ, ω, 2. a. 
 act. inf. cc^oyvojvai, 2. a. act. jiart, oi^ro- 
 yvodi, oZaob, ov perf. ind. pas. cί^7r^yvωa■μoίt, σκι, 
 ται, 1 . a. ind. pas. άτηγνωσύτιν, 7ΐξ, ri, 1. f 
 jms. oc,'ffoyvωa■ύyia^oμa.^• j^erf. jmrt. pas. άίτε-• 
 y•Jωa'μίvoί, τι, ov, cast offi From α,ΤΓο and 
 ytvωa^κ,ω. 
 
 "" A■ffoyXaυκΌω, ω, f. ωσω, to make blear- 
 eyed, or grey-eyed. 
 
 ^ ΑνογΧα,ΰαωμ,α, οίτος, ro, and 
 
 " A■πoyXaΰ■Λωσιζ, ζωζ, h, a disease of the eye, 
 supposed to be what is called a cataract. From, 
 perf. ind. pas. of a-^-oyXoiUKL•. Th. γλοίυκόί. 
 
 'ATtoyXovroi, oi, having small haunches or 
 buttocks. Th. yXovro;. 
 
 ' A'^βyλυκ,6iίvω, f κνω, to make sweet or 
 pure, as water, Diod. i, 40. From, αττο and 
 yXuKBiiVM. Th. γΧυκ,ύζ. 
 
 ' A'Troyvom, .'/is, ii, a despairing, despair. From 
 2)erf ind. m. of ά'y!Όytvωo■κω. 
 
 Άττογνω, ως, ω, 2. a. subj. act. d'TToyvoui, 
 oZtrci, ov, part. 2. a. act. of avoyivoi^Ka, 
 as iffrojn ocTroyvooj, ω, or a'7!■όyvωμι. 
 
 " Ar/foy νώμων, ονοζ, ο κ,κι τι, that has lost the 
 teeth called γνώμοη•;, luhich indicate the age ; 
 μτι'ίχ,ων h' ου yvMo-er,, that hath not the marks 
 by which it may be known. From 1. sing, 
 perf. ind. pas. of d'7I^oytvωσκω. 
 
 ^ A'^'oyvcAiOii, ιωί, h, desperation. From, the 
 same. 
 
 'A'ToyvM^m?, ov, 0, that despairs. From 
 the same. 
 
 'AToyovk, Dor. for -vv, τι;, h, progeny, oif- 
 spring, posterity. 
 
 'A'TToyovci, rk, descended from, sprung from, 
 nom. pi. of 'A^royovos, ου, ο κα) y,, and sub- 
 stantively, a grandson, a descendant. Frorn, 
 u9ro and yiyovu, perf. ind. m. of γείνομαι. 
 
 ' A■■:ΐ■oyξc^'ίζω, to take away old age, to make 
 young. Th. yo^aioi,, an old woman. 
 
 ^ A'Teoygai^n, »??, k, a register, list, enrolment, 
 census, enumeration, a journal of public acts, 
 an inventory, 
 
 'Airey^a^aj, ου, ο zcct '/;, made according to 
 an original or model. 
 
 y Άτόγξ^Αφον, ov, το, a copy of a book, pic- 
 ture, &c. From 
 
 Ά'royξύφω, f. -φω. p. κ7royiγζ6ίφoί, to enter 
 in a register, inscribe, note down ; to copy or 
 transcribe; 1. a. ind. act. ατίγξα-φχ, 1. a. 
 subj. act. α,τογζά'φω, 'p, γ. Άκτογξάφομαί, 
 to be copied or transcribed, set down ; also to 
 give in one's name ; pe?f. ind. pas. aToyi- 
 yQ_c<,y.y.ai, 1. a. ind. pas^ a'^iy^acpuyiv, >??, jj, 
 1. a. ind. τη. ol,τίyξBί•ψdμrιv, ω, ΰίτο, 1. α. inf. 
 m. οΐίτογξά,'φασόοτ.ί. 
 
 ' A'7foyυ^Όω, ω, to enervate, enfeeble, Iliad 
 vii, 265. to dismember, f. όισω, p. a.'royiyvl- 
 ωκ,α' 1 . a. subj. ά'^ογυιωσω, vis, n. From 
 kto and yviow, which see. 
 
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 Άη'/ιγνμνάΖ,ομί&ι^ to exercise one's self. From 
 KTo and 'γυμνά,'ζομ,α.ι, Th. γνμνο;, naked. 
 
 Άτογυμνόω, ω, f. σω, to make naked, to 
 strip; part. pas. 1. a. α,'ΡΤογίίίΛνωβύζ, {ίσΛ, ίν. 
 From ccTTO and γνμνόω, ω. Th. ιγυμνΌς. 
 
 Ά^ογνμνωίις, ίως, yj, a making bare or 
 naked ; a denuding. Fnim 2. sing. 2^^Φ ^^''^• 
 j)as. qf BiTroyvuv'ooi, ω, which see. 
 
 'Α'ττογννΆΐκωίης, %ω$, h, a making effeminate. 
 TJi. γνν'/ι, a woman. 
 
 Ά^ογωνιόΰμαι, oviJt.ai,f. ωσομ.αι, to be form- 
 ed into or terminate in an angle or corner, 
 inf. pres. on. L'TroyMvt.aZffuai. From awo and 
 •γωνιοομαι, ουμΛί. Th. γωήα, a corner or 
 angle. 
 
 "A-Tota, rh or rh, having no feet, foot-less^ 
 ace. sing. m. or f. from αττους• α,-ρτο^α, is also 
 a neut. plur. nom. Th. •reus• 
 
 Ά^το^ύ,ζημαι, to distribute, divide, bestow, 
 confer ; Iliad xvi, 231. l.y. on. ^«(Τομαι. atul 
 Poet. Ιάίσομ-οΆ• I. f. inf. in. α.'πί^άσζσίαί, and 
 βί<το^άα•!ησύαι. Th. '^α.ίω, to divide, 
 
 ^Αττοοα,'ιω, to burn. From α-ττο and ^αΐω. 
 
 ^ Α'^ΐο^άκ.νω, J". 'o'ft'C,^, to bite, bite off. From 
 KTo and οάκνω. 
 
 'A'Tfoha.x.nuriKa.f ων, τκ, medical preparations 
 to make the tears flow. From άττο and 
 οακρύω. Th. "^άκ-ον, a tear. 
 
 Ά-ρτο^ΰίζούω, f. vfftf). p. Ji«, to shed tears, 
 ■weep, lament ; 1. a. ind. act. α.'ΤΓ^ά.κ.^υι^α,, 
 ag, t. Hence 
 
 Ά'Ρί'ο^ΐχ,μζΊν, Dor. for α,'Χο^νιμίϊν, jires. inf. 
 net. to go abroad from home; accordingly 
 α.'ττΌοαμο;, Dor. for L•'7roorιμog, av, ο κα) h, liv- 
 ing from home. See under α.'τίοΙγ,μ'ίω, ω. 
 
 'A<Tato:^h7vy 2, a. inf. act. the same as 
 ΰαξύζΊν. 
 
 'Αττο^ά/τμ-ιο;, ου, ό κα) ;ij one who pays 
 tribute ; also tlie tribute of which an apportion, 
 ment is made ; also being taken from the whole 
 and allotted to any one as a share ; also sep- 
 arated or detached, Herod, i, 146.] 
 
 Ά'/Γο^κσμοζ, οϋ, ο, distribution, allotment, 
 share, a part divided from the whole. Froon 
 1. sing, pcrf ind. pas. of α.'ττο^ά'ζομα.ι. 
 
 * Α'ττοόάιτα-ΰζ.σβοίΐ, and ίί'ττο^άσίΠ'τύα,ί, Poet, for 
 α.•7τοοά,(τα.σύα.ί., \. a. inf. m. or -σισίαι, l.f. inf. 
 m. of α,νόΙάΖ.ομ.αίι to distribute. 
 
 Ά'τούκυλΙΖ,ω, to beat or bruise with a fire- 
 brand or club iiurdened in the fire ; to beat or 
 iirike. From, ά-ττο and ϋοαιλο;, JEol.for ϋαλό;. 
 Th. ^α,Ίω, to burn. 
 
 ^Ατοο'ΐοζγμαι.) l^rrf. ind. 2)as. (f ά.'Το'^ίχ;ομ.ίχ.ι. 
 Th. %ίχ,ρμκι•> to take. 
 
 Ά'ZoVίhi^yμc/A, perf ind. pas. α,το^ζ^ιιγμ'ίνος, 
 71, ov, part. pcrf. j)as. from ά.'ττοόίίκ,ννμι. 
 
 'ATohhikiccy.arMc , adv. timorously, fearfully; 
 after the manner of those wlio fail in courage. 
 Fro?n 
 
 'A-^roh^nXiKKcij;, v7k, 05, timid, cowardly, 
 part. 2'>crf. act. of α.•7ΤούιιΧίά.ω, ω. Th. οζιλοζ, 
 timid. 
 
 'A-roiiuix'ren, 3. sing. pef. ind. ;j«5. of 
 ν.'Χ^'ίχ^ομ.α.ι. 
 
 Άττο^ί^ομκι, pe)f. ind. jms. of ανό^ιίωμι. 
 Άτο^ί^ξΆΚΆ^ α?, ί, and in 3. jilur. aTtohz" 
 ^ξΆκ,α,ίΤΐ, })erf. ind. act. of κτίο^ί^ξάσκω. Th, 
 }ξάω, to do or make, and formerly to flee. 
 Άτο^Β'^ΜΧίί, pierf. ind. act. of οίτοΐΐ^ωμι. 
 ^Α;7ο^ΐ'/)ί, ίος, ό και ί, inferior, incomplete, 
 deficient, destitute, empty. From ατίοΎζω. Th. 
 ^shj, to want. 
 
 Άτΰ^ίΐ, there is wanting, deficient, absent ; 
 3. sijig. pres. from the same as the last. 
 
 Ά'/ΤοοίΐοΙ'Γ•τω, -'κτίτω, and α,νο^ζι^Ίττομ,οα, -la•- 
 ιτομαι, to frighten, deter ; Iliad xii, 53. impcrf 
 ind. iniil, ά•^ί3ίΐοί(Τ(τόμίΐν, ου, ίτο. From ατα 
 a7id. ^ζι^ίττω. Th. ^ύ^ω, to fear, 
 
 Ά•ro}iίκvυμι,f. ^ω, j). χ^α, to show, display^ 
 represent, set forth ; prove ; to appoint or 
 elect to office ; to direct or require by laiv ; 
 άττ^ίίκνννα,ι βίλτίους, to make better, Xen. τα, 
 1•7ητ•/ι^ζιοί zx^ovroc? Tovi ο'Τξβί'πωτοίί ά,το^ζίζζίν, to 
 cause the soldiers to be provided with all neces- 
 saries, Cyrop. i, 6 ; also to bring forth young ; 
 part. pres. act. άτο'^ζικννς, Ζσα., liv, pres. inf. j)as. 
 όίΤο'^ζίκνίΐιτύχι- 1 . a. ind. act. «.-χζ^ζι^α, ας, ε• 
 1. α. inf. act. ά•πο^ζ7ζοα, Ion, άττοοϊ^αί' perf, 
 ind. pas. ά,<το'^ζΰΖίγμίχ,(, the particij^le of which 
 is άτο^ζίζιγμ/ίνοί, 71, ov, approved ; also appro- 
 priated to a jiariicular use, Herod, i, 153. 
 Th. "^ζίκνυμι or ^ζικνύω.Ί 
 
 ' A'TTo'hziKTtKog, 'ή, ov, or ου, 6 aa) h, demoQ. 
 strative, convincing ; and 
 
 'A-zo^ziKTiKui;, adv. demonstratively ; and 
 
 Άνο^ζικ,τος, οΰ, ο 7cea τι, demonstrable, that 
 may be proved ; all from 3. sing. pcrf. ind. 
 pas. of ά,'π'ο'^Ζίκνυμ.ι. 
 
 Ά•το^ζιλία,σ-ΐί, ζοοζ, η, timidity, cowardice; 
 From, 
 
 ^ Ατοοίΐλίάω, ω, f. οί,σω, p. ά.7ί'ΰθίΰίίλίο:χχ,, 
 to be afraid, to flee through fear, the particijne 
 of wliicJi is α,'ττ ohzi)ZiXtaKu>i, via, Όζ' whence adv. 
 Ά'ττούζοζίΧια.κΌτΜ';, timorously. From α.'τία and 
 οαΧίάω, ω. Th. οζιλοζ. 
 
 Άτο^ζ7ξαί, 1. a. inf. act. ά,Τΰ^ζίζζιν, 1. f. 
 inf. act. from the same Th. 
 
 'A'yro^zi%ti, zoj;, k, Ion. αττα^ζζ^ΐζ, demonstra- 
 tion, declaration, exposition, proof, specimen ; 
 review of an army, Xen. Ιστορ^ΐΆζ ά,-το^ζ'φζ, 
 the publication of a history, Herod, i, 1. See 
 Wyttenb. Select, p. 339. From 2. sing. perf. 
 ind. pas. of απο^ζΊκνυμι.^ 
 
 'A'TTohzi'TTvoi, ου, ο κα,) h, having supped ; 
 g. d. Ό ων α-ρτο του Ιζί-χνου- or from β,-ττο for a, 
 priv. and ΊζΙ'τίνον, supper, food, 
 
 'Α•Τ9^ίί(^£<ν, Ion. for a-TTohzgitv, to skin, ex- 
 coriate ; to whip or beat, irtfin. ])res. act, of 
 α,ΤΓοαζρω* 
 
 Ά-το'^ειροτομ'ζω, ω, to cut off the head or 
 limbs, to behead, Iliad xxiii, 22. f νισω, p. κα,' 
 1. a. ind. act. αττ^ΐΛξοτΌμνιίϊα.,, ας, ε• ^. f inf. 
 act. α.'Το'^ζΐζοτομ,'/ιιϊζίν. From α'ττο, ^ίΐξ}ι, Ion. 
 for }ίξ9), the neck, and τίτομα, 1. sing.jfeif 
 ind, mid, of τίμ,νι», to cut. 
 
 'A'rohip(^h)s, z7afa, \v, part. 1 . a. pas. a-ro- 
 '^ζιχ,ΰήσζσ'βαι, 1 . f inf. i)as. of άτο'^ίίκννμι. 
 
 Άττο^ίκα.τΌω, ω, f. uffu, j). α,τΓοοίοϋίΛ,• 
 
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 νωκΛ' to tithe, receive or pay tithes. From 
 k'TTo and "^ζχα-τόω. Th. ^ίκκ, ten. 
 
 Ά'^ο^ίκάτΜίΤΐξ, ius, 'h, a tithing, exaction of 
 the tenth part ; decimation. From 2. sing, 
 jierf. ind. pas. of α,9Το^αία.τΌω. 
 
 '' K-^ohiKiauai, Ion. for κττοΥίχΐίτβα/, to re- 
 ceive ; p?'es. itif. m. of ατο^ίχ^ομοα. 
 
 Άτο^ΐκτίΰξ, ία., iov, or ου, ο κοά h, that 
 ought to be received or admitted, admissible, 
 receivable. 
 
 ΆίΡΤοδεΛΤ'/ίί, oVt oj or ατο^ίχττίζ, ηξοζ, c, a 
 receiver ; i?i notn. pi. a.-prohinrat, and ά,'ζΐΌ- 
 ^ίκτΐίξίί, οι, receivers of taxes and customs, 
 tax-gatherers. 
 
 'Acre^£«roV, fly, ο kcu h, worthy of being re- 
 ceived or admitted, acceptable, welcome, ap- 
 proved ; ell from 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. of 
 
 Άτϋ^ίν^ξόομα,ι, ουμχι, to become a tree, inf. 
 pres. m. or pas. α-ττο^ίν^ξουα-ύκι• 1 . a. ind. jms. 
 «,τί^ίν^ζύύην, ri?, τι, the jyarticiple of ivhic/i is 
 κτο'^ίν'^ξω^ίίζ, ί^σοί, εν. From «■'ργο and ^cv- 
 ^ξόομα,ι. Th. 'οίνΒξον, a tree. 
 
 Ά5Γο^ί|«/, Ion. for άττο^Τ'ξαι, to declare, 
 publish, demonstrate, set forth ; 1. a. inf. act. 
 of άτο^ίίκνυμι• ά,'ττο^ίί,άμίνοζ, for ΆΤοθίίζάμ.ίνοί, 
 1. a. jyart. m. and in like Tnanner ΐ7ΐ other 
 tenses. See ' Α9Το^ύκ,νυμι, 
 
 Άίτόδίξ/ί, ζωζ, vi, Im.for ά-ττοΒίίζ,ι^ , which see. 
 
 ' K.'Ttoh'toi/Mi, ουμιχ,ι, to be bound or fastened, 
 to be tied before, pres. ind. pas. of a,<?roViu. 
 Th. Viuj.) to bind. 
 
 Άνοΐίίξω, Ion. κ-^ο'^είξύ), fut. ΐξω, to skin, 
 excoriate, flay,; to whip; from the J^eif. ind. 
 jms. (fivhich comes 
 
 Άτό^εζμιχ, ecTo;, re, a skin taken from the 
 flesh, spoils in war ; and hence 
 
 Ά^xo'l•ίξμec.τόω, ω, the same with κ,ττο'^ίξω, 
 tvhich see. 
 
 'A'TOhiri;, εΛίί, ή, a binding ; frovi 2. sing. 
 perf. ind. j)as. of α-το^ίω. Th. %'ίω, to bind. 
 
 'Ά'ΡΓοΙίο-μοί, ου, ο, a little bundle, bunch, a 
 linen cloth or towel ; also an ornamental band 
 or fillet in a woman's head dress ; also a 
 stomacher. 
 
 Άτο'^Β/τμίω, κ^οοΐσμοΛ), ω, and α.'πο^ί^μίίο)^ 
 to bind or tie together, to bind. From α,το and 
 ^ίσμος, which IS fro7n 1. sing. perf. ind. px^s. 
 efoict), to bind. 
 
 Ά•7Γο^ίρι^βΰ;, {itfci, iv, received ; part. 1. a. 
 pas. of 
 
 Ά'ΤοΥίχ;ομκι, to receive, take, admit ; to 
 give an opinion ; to approve of or follow as a 
 master, Xen. f. ^έξο^αί, p. ^'{Βίγμοίΐ• 1. a. 
 ind. jms. ά-τηΥίχ^θ'/ιν, ns, >?, and in 3. j;/Mr. 
 άτίνιχ^βησαν 1. a. ind. mid, ά-^ί^ίζ^άμην, ω, 
 κτο• 1. α. 17 f. m. a-proVi^oiffScii. From άττο 
 a7id Υίχ;ΰμαι, to take.] 
 
 Άτο'^ίχ^Όμίνοζ, yi, ov, pres. part. pas. and 
 
 Άττο^ιχ^ου, 2. sing. pres. i7n2)erat. m. froTn 
 the same. 
 
 Ά•7Γοοίω, oj,f vtcren, p, νίκα,, to bind or fasten, 
 to tie, bind together. From άτο anrf "^ίω. 
 
 ΆτύΥίω, &J, to be absent, or wanting, to be 
 
 inferior to, to fall short of, to be a stranger to. 
 From ατο and ^ίω. 
 
 Άντο'^'^λόω, ω, ωσω, p. ωκκ, to make man- 
 ifest, to set forth. Fro7n d-xo and ^'/ιλόω, ω, 
 Th. δίλοί, manifest. 
 
 Ά-χο^ίΐμίω, ω, to be absent fro7ii one''s 
 cotmtry or home, to travel, go abroad, Xen. 
 Mein. ii, 3.y. 'Λτι^,ρ. ΆΤοοιονιμΆΖΆ, α.ζ, $• 1.«. 
 hid, act. ά'π'ΐ^τ,μ'/ιοΌί, ας, ν part. 1. a. act. 
 άττο^τ,μγιίτκζ, αατοί, 6. From ά,τΤο and Ιιημοζ, a 
 people or nation. 
 
 ^ Κ'ττο'Β'Λμιοί, flsj, ri, a going abroad, the being 
 abroad, a travelling. 
 
 Ά'Χ^'/ιμ'/ιτ'ήζ, ου, ο, a traveller. 
 
 'Α.'Τοό'/ιμ'ητικ.οί, η, ov, or ου, ό χοί) h, accus- 
 tomed to travel or be absent ; aho ajyplied. to 
 birds ofiKissage ; a7id 
 
 Ά'ττοΒ',ιμοί, o'j, ο η,ά) VI, being abroad, being 
 absent from one's home or country. All 
 these ai^efrom «Vo a7id Ινίμα;. 
 
 'A'Tohia., «s, h, a want of feet; being foot- 
 less. From α,-ττους. 
 
 ^ Αττο'^ία,ιτάω, -ω, f. v\<fo}, to acquit by the 
 judgment of an arbitrator, i. e. of the "^ια,ιτνιτνις. 
 
 Ό 
 
 γαξ 
 
 dioiiTvjTvi; το Ιττίζιχϊς cflsi, ο %\ ^ιχκσττ,ί 
 
 τον νομον ; for the arbitrator regards the equity, 
 and the judge, the law of the case, Aristot- 
 Rhet. 1. a. ind. act. άτη^ιγιτνισοί, ας, a. Fi'Oin 
 (Ito and όιαιτάω, ω. Th. αίοατα. Ί 
 
 Άτο^^ία^ττίλλω, to separate, divide, part, 
 drive away. From άττο, ^/ά, and ο-τέλλ», to 
 send. 
 
 Ά'ρτο'^ιατξίζω, fut. -φω, to stay, to delay, 
 pass tlie time. F7^07n. άτο, δ/ά, a7id τ^/βώ», t<? 
 wear away or consume. 
 
 ΆνΤβ^/δάιΓΧίϋ/, f. ζω, to unteach or teach 
 othermse. From ά-ττο a7id '^ϊ^άα'χω, to teach. 
 
 'Α•τβ^/δβ£;ΐ', οΰν, to restore or give up ; ^jres. 
 inf. act. of ά-τοοϊΐΰω, for a-xo'^tSovai, from 
 α,'/ΤΌοίοωμί. 
 
 '' Α<νο^'ί%ομα.ί, pres. i7id. Jias. of d-^o^iico^t, 
 vjhich see. 
 
 Ά'ΤΓο'^ΐ^ξάιτχω, f. οζάιτω, to fly from, to run 
 away secretly ; to escape trial. See ^Α-ττύοα. 
 Th. οιοξάσκω. 
 
 Άνο^'ί'^Μμι, f ωσοί, to restore, surrender, 
 make return of, repay, give, grant, concede, 
 perform, accomplish ; relate, make report of, 
 set forth, explain ; describe, discourse upon.; 
 in mid. voice, to sell, part with 5 d<re^os τα, 
 ^οξίμίκ, pay the passage-money, Lucian, 
 aToai^ovoii τνιν όμοίνιν (^άξΐν) to return the like 
 favours, Herod, iv, 119. δ/^όνα/ a7id ατα^ί^όναΐ 
 την hxifTToXriv, to give and return letters. Ii 
 is someiimes decompounded, as «•7γ' ων 'βΰντο 
 for ά-χ'^οντο, they sell them, Herod, ii, 39. 
 imperat. act. a'xoVi^out, ότω• pres. iTif. act. 
 d'Xo'htVovcx.i• pres. ])art. act. d-Trols^ohi;, ουσοι., ov 
 f. ατο^ύσω, us, ίΐ, perf. d'XoYi^ojxoi, oig, &• 
 1. a. ind.' act. d-XiBuxec, ας, ν 2. a. md. 
 act, uttQuv, ωζ, ω• 2. a. imperat. act. d-ro^ogf 
 d-ro^horu, 2. 2)1. dTohoTi' pres. opt. act. d-roh' 
 "holnv, vii, VI, 2. a. opt. act. d-voholviv, vis, 'λ, 
 (Att. d-x^iLnv.) a7id in plur, hif Syvx. 
 
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 ««τβ^βΓ^εν, οίτι, οΐίν pres. subj, act. uTrohthu, 
 Λίζ, &ι• 2. ο. subj. act, ά-το^αί, μ?. «• ^«'^s. inf. 
 act. d-^O^thovoii, and άτο'^ι^ύίΐν, ovv 2. a. iiif. 
 act. d-pro^od'jcn, and Att. Oor. and ^ol. ca-'Vu- 
 ^ofiivat• pres. part. act. άτΰ^^ί^ου;, ouc^a, ov 
 part. 2. a. act. άττο^ΰ;, ούσα., ov pres. indie, 
 pas. ά.'Ρΐ'οΤι'^ομιζι, to be restored, to be sold, ; to 
 be paid ; imperf. ind. pas. άττί^ί^όμ'/ίν, σο, το- 
 j^erf. i?id. 2>as. arro^i^o^/x.r pluperf. ind. pas. 
 a'^iSiBof/yyiv• 1. a. α'^ηΥούην 1. f. pas. ατο^αόνι- 
 βομαι• paulcpost f. ίττο^ίοΌσομ.οι.ι• pres. imp. 
 VI. i'Tfohihoao, σ&ω• pres. opt. m. ΰ-ττοόί^οίμην, 
 βΤσ, oiro' 1. a. opt. in. α,-ττο^ούί'ΐ'/ιν, r,;, yi• perf, 
 opt. pas. α.7ΤοΒίΒο1μ;ιν, οίο, olro• pres. sub, «,'ττο- 
 ^ΐ^Μμκι, οϋ, ωτοίΐ• perf. suhj. ?n. or pas. ατο- 
 'hihaiy.ai, ω, urocr perf. iiif. τη. OV pas. uvoVi- 
 toffuoii- 1. a. itif. pas. α,-ττο^ούΤινοίΐ• pres. part, 
 on. or pas. ά'τοοι'^όμίνο;, '/;, ov 1, a. ind. m. 
 Ά'ΤΓί^ο.ικ.άμ'/,ν• 2. a. ind. m. ocTiooyiiv, offo, οτο, 
 I sold, 2. a. imperat. m. ocro^otro, σ6ω• 2. a. 
 opt. m, άτο'^οίμ'/ιν, οίο, ο7το• 2, a. subj. m. 
 α,τοοΰΰμα/, &i, airar 2. a. inf, m. a'To'^off^ctr 
 p)arl. 2. a. m. α-το^όμίνο;, η, ov. Th. όί^ωμι, 
 to give.] 
 
 Ά•7Τΰ'^(ίστ•/ιμι, and Ά•7Το^ΐί(ττω, to determine 
 or make an end of, to dispatch ; distinguish, 
 discriminate, disjoin. From u-tto, ^ik, and 
 Iff m μι. 
 
 Άνο^ίκκζω, f. άσω, to acquit, absolve ; op- 
 posed to ΆΟίτοί^ικάζω. From α-ττο and "διχάζω. 
 Th. ViKvi, justice. 
 
 'A'PTo'hticiu, oj, f. rio-u, to defend or plead 
 one's own cause. Frotn utto and ^ίκ'/ί, 
 justice. 
 
 Άτο^ινίω, ω, f. νισω, to cause to fall or roll 
 down ; to tread or thresh out grain by means 
 of cattle, Herod, ii, 14. From αττο and οινίω. 
 Th. "^'ivTi, a whirlpool.] 
 
 Άτο^ίομαί, f. ίσ-ομοίΐ, the same ivith a.fro'^iaj, 
 which see. 
 
 ' Λ-Το^ίΟΤομτίω, ω, and ά•7Το'^»θ9Γομ'π'ίομαί, 
 βυμαι, to send away, remove afar off, avert, 
 repel ; expiate, consecrate ; pres. inf. pas. 
 α.'ΤΓο^ίΟ'ΤΤημ'τηΙσύχί, i. e. α.'^το'τφ.'τησίοα %ία του 
 α,-τοτζί-ταΐου Δ<ο?, to avert b}' Jove, the averter 
 of evil. From, ivo and '^(οτομττεω, ω, ivhich is 
 from Δίβί and τομτη, from τίμ-ρτω, to send, 
 
 ^ Α-ζο^ιοξίζω, f. Ίσο}, p. a'^o'htuipma,, to separ- 
 ate by boundaries, to put by itself. From α,-ττο, 
 ^ία, and αξίζω. Th. oooi, a boundary or limit. 
 
 Άττο^ισκζύω, to throw the discus or quoit ; to 
 throw after the manner of quoits. From α,-ττο 
 and ΰ'ιο-Άος. 
 
 ^ Ατοοιίρ6ογγο6ϋ, ω, f. ύσω, to malce into a 
 diphthong ; heiice 
 
 Άττο^ίφίόγγωσίί, ίωζ, h, the making into a 
 diplithong. From u^ro and '^ίφβογγος, ivhich 
 see. Th. φ6ίγγομα,ι, to sound. 
 
 ^ K'7fohluj,f. 'κτω, to expel drive away. From 
 ύιω for οιωκ,ω. 
 
 ^ Κ'ΧοΙ'ίωκω, f. ω\ω, to expel, drive from 
 some place. From α,<7Το and 'όιωκω, to pursue. 
 Hence 
 
 A'ToVio/^ii, toj;, 'h, expulsion. 
 
 'A'yfo'^ohtrtv, yji, 57, I. a. opt. pas. and 
 
 ^ A'xooouyivat, 1 . a. inf. pas. and 
 
 " Α•7Το^»ί'/ισομοίΐ, l.f. indie. j)as. of κτο'οί^ωμι* 
 
 ΆτοΙοΆίϊν, to displease, dissatisfy ; Herodo' 
 tus uses it in speaking of a thing which is 
 resolved not to be done ; to regret, repent of ; 
 Xen. Th. Ιοκ,ίω, to think fit. 
 
 Άτο'^οκιμάζομύίΐ, to be disapproved, disal- 
 loAved, rejected ; abrogate or repeal, Xen, perf. 
 ind. pas. άτο'^^'^οκ,ίμασ-μχΓ 1. a. indic. pas. 
 ά'^ί'^οχ/μάβ-β'/ιν 1. a. inf. pas. αν^οκ,ιμοί(τ6η'ίθ^, 
 
 ' Α^τοοοκιμαζω, or ά,'Το'^οκ,ιμόίω, ω, f. iffoiy 
 p. α,'Χο'^ί^οχ,ίμα,ζα, to disapprove, reprobate, re- 
 ject ; degrade; 1. a. ind. act. ατη^οκιμαιτα,. 
 
 Ά^ο'^ο-Λίμασια, ois, h, a disapproving, rejec- 
 tion. 
 
 Ά'ΖΌΥοίΐιμ.ος, ου, ο κα) τι, not good ; not 
 meritorious, false, adulterated. All these are 
 from KTo and δόκιμο;. Th. ^οκίω. 
 
 Άτο'^όμινιχ.ί, 2. α. inf, act. .^ol, for cctto- 
 ooZvxi. 
 
 Ά<:το}όμίνος, '/;, ov, jmrt. 2. a. m. ά-^ο^οϋναι, 
 2. a. i?f. act. άττό^οξ, ά,'ζτο^ότω, in 2. plur. 
 άτΰοοτί, 2. a. imperat. act. aToVoffSoii, 2. a. 
 inf. m. of ίί,ττο^'ί^ωμι. 
 
 ' Αττο'^όντΜσΊζ, ioj;, ij, a cleaning of the teeth. 
 From a-ro and o}ov;, a tooth» 
 
 Άττΰ^ΰί, a,-7roVorcd, 2. a. imperat. act. and 
 in 2. p)l. ocTo^oTi, from άτο^ί^ωμί. 
 
 "Atto'So;, ου, h, Io7i. for οίφο^οί, departure, a 
 going away, a retiring or withdrawing. Th. 
 olo;, a way. 
 
 "Αίτο^βί, 7ou, wanting feet ; gen. sing, of 
 α,ττουζ. Th, <7Γον;. 
 
 ' Αττ^οσίμοζ, ου, h y.ou h, that ought to be 
 given up or restored. 
 
 'A-zoboffi?, ίΰοζ, '/I, restoration, restitution, 
 performance, payment. ' From 2. ^)e?'s. sing. 
 perf. indic. pas. of κζονι^ωμι. Th. ^ίίωμι, to 
 give. 
 
 Άτΰ'^ΰτίΐξ, Υίξοζ, ο, a restorer. From the same. 
 
 Ά'ΡΤοΙο'τ'ΪΆα;, τι, ov, retributive. From the 
 same. 
 
 Ά'π-ο^ουΧοζ, ου, ο κα< h, born of a servant. 
 From cc-TTo and "δούλος. 
 
 ^ A'TTohovvoLt, to have restored ; 2. a. inf. act, 
 of α,τοοιοωμι. 
 
 Άττο^οχ^ίΤον, ου, <ro, a receptacle, repos- 
 itory. 
 
 Ά•:τβ^β;κ)7, ij;, '/i, reception, admission, com- 
 merdation, praise. From α.'τοΐΐίχομ.α,ι. 
 
 Ά'π-ο'^οχ^μΛω, ω, to make oblique or inclin- 
 ing, to bend or lean, to crook ; p«?'i. 1 . a. 
 act. α,τη^οχ^μύσΌ,ς, bending; 1. a, inf. act. 
 α,'ττοοοχ^μ,ωσ'κι. From α,'ΤΓΟ and οο^μό&>, ω, 
 Th. '^οχμο;, 71, Όν. 
 
 ΆτΓο^ξύίγμοι, οίτος, το, Ά handful ; a portion. 
 From l.pei-s. sing, perf . ind. pas. of ά,ττο^ξάα•- 
 σω, or -ττω, to pluck or gather. 
 
 Ά^ο'^ξαβίΐν, by Metaplasm, for ccTT^xgh'ivy 
 to have slept; 2. a. inf. act. of α'π^α.ξίάνω. 
 
 Άίτόδ^αΛ, 2. a. imperat. act. a,-7ru^^ccir,v, 
 91S, '/I, 2. a. 02)t. act, ά,'Τΰ^ζα;, Za-a, av, jiart. 
 2. a. act. or 'part. 1. a. from άιτέ^^α, by 
 
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 ΑΠΟ 
 
 S'/TflCOpe for αι-ί^ζα,ιτα. From α-ττο^ξάω, to 
 fl}' from. 
 
 Άττο^ξάσαοί, as, ί, \. a. opt. JEol. of ΰ,το^ι- 
 
 Άτό^ζΚίΤίί, tiui, VI, flight, a shunning or 
 avoiding, a forsaking. From 2. j)ers. nng. j^eif. 
 hid. pas. of ά,-το^ξάω. 
 
 Άτόοξασίξ (ττξα.τί1α.ί, desertion of soldiers, 
 a refusal to do duty. 
 
 Ά.'Τΰ^οά.(Τ/τ'ω, or -rvoo, and α,9Γ0θξκσ•οΌμαί, or 
 -TTs^u,i,f. ξα, pcrf. χ^α, to pluck or gather, lay 
 hold of. From a-zro aiid "^ξάοΊΤω, or -ττα, 
 
 'Α.Τΰθξάω, ii>, f. α,νοσξάσω, p. u.cTodidoeix.x, to 
 flee, to flee from, escape ; to take refuge with ; 
 
 1. a. ind. act. άτί'^ξασ'χ, and hy Sync. 
 ΆϊτίΙξα, whence the jyart. κ^ο^ξο,;, from α,ττο- 
 c^j^i' \. a. opt. ^ol. ίνο^ζά,σιΐΆ, ας, ί, 2. a. 
 ind. act. άτί^ξ^ιν, and 2. a, opt. act. άτΰ^ξ/χ,ί>ιν, 
 
 2. a. imperat. act. Ά-τΌ^ξο,ύι, 2. α. bf. άτο^ξύ- 
 ΑΚα.1. From άτο and "Βξάω. 
 
 Ά^ό'^ξίτε, 2. sing. pres. imperat. act. of 
 
 ΆίΤώ^^ίίΤώ;, f. -φα, p. φα, to piuck, gather, 
 crop ; jrres. ind. pas. ά-ττο^ξίττο/ίΛΛί. Froin 
 ά,το and ^ρίτω. 
 
 Άτΰ^ξί-φΐί, sm;, -ή, a gathering, a plucking 
 of fruits. From 2. 2>ers. sing, perf ind. pas. 
 of ά'^οαρί'^ω. 
 
 Άτα'^ξ^νίχ.ι, Ion. for α'το^ξοίναί, to have fied 
 from, 2. a. bifiji. act. of ίτο^ξάω. 
 
 Άτϋ}ξί]/ηί, Ion. for α•/Τ•ΛξΛ(ης. 
 
 Άτο^ξΰ/ίΜί, ου, ο xxt '/!, that runs back, re- 
 turning in his course ; also, conquered in the 
 race. From perf ind. mid. of α,τοτξίχ^ω. 
 
 Ά'7το})ξύ'ζ•τω,1ο tear, to mangle, to sever ; j^res. 
 vfin. act, άτο^ξύττίιν. From άτο and ^cv'ttm. 
 
 ^ Α-Χύ^ξύφω, the same as άτο}ξύ9Γ•τω• pres. 
 irifin. act. α';Γο^ξυφί/ν• pres. opt. act. άτο^ξύ- 
 (fni^r 1. a. siibj. act. ατοίξύ-φω, in 3. jd. 
 «,νο^ξύ-φωσ»• 1. a. ind. pas. οί•η^ξυφ^•/;ν, τις, γι. 
 The same Th. as the j^receding. 
 
 Ά'^Γο^ξΰ}, contract, for άτο^ζά/^, which see. 
 
 'AcreB^it'jjv, pres. optai. Att. for ά,-ττο^ξάοιμι. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 ^ A-TTo^vofixi, See ά,'ΤΓο^ύω. 
 
 ' K^TirohC^o^xi^f. άτο^υξοΖμαι, to bewail, to de- 
 plore, to complain piteously. From a-ro and 
 ο^νζομ,χι, to weep. 
 
 ΆτΛ^νς, vffx, vv, put off) as clothes, stripped; 
 part. pres. act. α,ττο^Ζσα», to strip or take off, 
 to despoil, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ^Αττΰ^υσάμινοί, *i, ov, loosening, disengaging ; 
 2mrt. 1. a. m. of άτο^νω. 
 
 ΆτΌϋϋιης, ίως, v\, the act of stripping, un- 
 dressing. From 2. sing, perf pas. of α,^ο^ΰω. 
 
 ΆτοουττίτίΛ), ω, f γ,ίτω, to be vexed, to 
 bear impatiently ; also to struggle against, to 
 endure with difficulty, to resist, to yield re- 
 luctantly. From uTTo, Pjg, and ^τίτω, to fall, 
 Th. Trier τω. 
 
 'ATo^uffTirtiffti, ias, h, fretfulness in adver- 
 sity', impatience. From 2. sing. pres. ind. pas. 
 of οί-τΓοΰνιτ^ίτίω, ω. 
 
 Ά-ττο^υτήξίον, ου, το, an apartment for un- 
 dr^sing, as before bathing. From κ-ρτο^ύομχι. 
 
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 Ά<το^,νω, or α,Τΰ^υμί, f vffu, p. χα, tp un- 
 dress, strip, to disengage one's self from ; pres. 
 hid. jyas, xTtobvo^xr imperf hid. α,'ττι^ύομ'/ιν, 
 and in 3. j^l. α.'τη^ύοντο. From oltto and 
 ΰύω. 
 
 Άτο^ω, Λΐ;, ft/, 2. a. subj. act. and χτο^άα-Μ, 
 ας, ti, hi 1. ρΐ. α,'^οούκτομίν, 1. f. ind. act. and 
 
 Άτο^ω-ζιν, ύιπ;, ύ'/ι, 2. Ο. opt. act. Att. of 
 κτοοίοωμί. 
 
 Ά-το^Λΐν, των, gen. plur. of civ ο»;. Th. ^ους. 
 
 Ά-τό-ίτ', for KTuuTi, 2, siiig. 2. a, im- 
 perat. act. avoii-xiTv, 2. a. inf. act. to refuse, 
 to forbid, interdict. Xen. Mem. i, 2. 33, to 
 relinquish, renounce ; and 
 
 Άττΰύτ'/ι, 1. or 2. a. subj. act. 3. sing, and 
 
 ΆτοίΤτταν, Poet. 2. a. indie, act. for «5ΤίΓίΤ«ν• 
 from uTo and ϊτω, to speak. 
 
 Άνοίύγω, Poet, fur a.ri^yoj' from ανύογω, 
 f. ^M, to keep off, to make an end of. Th. il^ya. 
 
 ^ A-TToigaa, x;, s, I. a. ind. act. JEol. wiihr 
 out the auginent, of χνοίρ^ω. Th. ΐρρω. l.f» 
 act. jEoI. %ζΛω• hence χνοίξο-α, for χνίξο-ί/, 
 l.f. ind. act. 3. sing. ^ol. 
 
 Άνοζωννύω, f. Ζ,ώίτω, to ungird, to unzone ; 
 to dismiss from office by stripping off the badges 
 of office, Herodian ii. p. ind. i^as. χττίζωσμχι• 
 l.fjjas. χ'ττο'ζωσβ'/ισομχι,'^ 
 
 ^ Α'ΤΓοΖ,οασύηνχι, 1. a. inf. p>as. (f χ'ζο'ζίυννν». 
 Th. Ζωνννμι, or ζωννόω, to gird. ' 
 
 Ά-τΰ^οίλλω, to shed its blossoms, to fade ; 
 l.fut. ind. act. χτταβχλίύ' 1. a. ind, act. χττί^ 
 6•ηλ.χ, χί, ν perf. ind. act. χ-ττοτ'ίβχλκ,χ• ρ), ind. 
 pas. χνοτί&χλμχι. Fro?n u-ro and Β-άλλο), to 
 blossom or be in flower. 
 
 Ά-ζ-ο^ανίίχι, Ion. for. xTTo&xvr,, or Att. 
 xTToSxiisl, 2. sing. 2.y. hid. m. of χτοίν/ιίτκω. 
 
 ^ A'TToGx-.'ilv, 2. a. inf. act. χττοίχνω, τ,ί, tj, 
 2. a. subj. act. χ-τοβχ'/οντοζ, and in fern. gen. 
 χνούχνουσ'/ΐζ, gen. sing. part. 2. a. act. of 
 χνού'ΐΥίσχ,ω, to die. 
 
 Άτούχνο7σ'χ, Oor. fur χνούχνουσχ, part. 2. 
 a. act. fern. g. See ' Avo6xvi7v. 
 
 'A-7fo6xffiiiJ,f, '/,7ω, to dare, to adventure, to 
 be confident. 
 
 ' Ατταθίμ-νοί, Ζ, ov, deposited, placed, laid 
 down, ])art . 2. a. m. 
 
 "Avohv, adv. far off', at a distance, from afar.] 
 
 ^Αττόάίο;, ov, Kx) «, being without or npt 
 acknowledging a god, not having piet}^] 
 
 ΆτοβΐΌω, u,f. ωσω, to deify or raise to the 
 rank of a god, to show divine honours to j 
 χ-ττούίονμχί, pas. From χτο and S-sej.] 
 
 ΆτohξX'yrύx, χξ, 71, a curing or healing, 
 attention to any one. 
 
 Άνοίίξχνίΰίο, f^ iutroi, to cure, heal, to be- 
 stow attentions. See Β-ίζχνίνω.] 
 
 ^ Ανούίξίζο}, f ίσω, to reap or mo\v, break 
 down the ears of corn, cut off) 
 
 Άνο^ζσΰχι, to lay down, throw aside ; 2. a, 
 inf. m. of χ-χατ'ίί'/Ίμί. From χτο and τΐύτιμι, 
 to place. 
 
 'AvOuiffii, ίίύξ, h, a depositing, a keeping. 
 From 2. pers. sing. perf. ind. pas. of xrortu'/iat, 
 Th. Τί^'/ιμι. 
 
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 *Α•τόθί(Ττος, ου, ο ««/ h, abject, neglected, 
 Odys. xvii, 296 ; contemptible, despicable, one 
 for whom we feel no regard. From α ρήυ. 
 and <n-ouitrroi, which is from <7tofim. Th. -^cuosy 
 love or affection. 
 
 , 'A-Trihros, oo, ο x.xi h, that is commonly laid 
 up in a storehouse, deposited, laid up. From, 
 x-TiOTiSinfjci. 
 
 Ά'^οβίνίτΌμ'.νος, 91, βν, about to depart in run- 
 ning, 1 .f. part. m. of 
 
 'Α•7Τοθ'ίω, 1. f. m. ^ίύίτομαι, to run, to flee. 
 From, k'TTo and S-iiy. 
 
 'Α•ΤΰόίΜξησ•ίζ, ίωί, h, a view, a beholding, a 
 ■contemplating. 
 
 Άτούίωσίί, ιοϋξ, h, a deification, an apothe- 
 osis. 
 
 Άτούήκνι, m, 'h, a repository, granarj'•, store- 
 house. Matt, iii, nom. plur. α,τούτιχΊΐίΐ, α,ί. 
 From α,•7Τοτ'ί6τιμί• in 1. a. ind. act. «."ττίβηκΆ, I 
 have laid up, the productions of the earth being 
 laid up in a storehouse. 
 
 Ά'Τοβ'/ΐξΐόω, ω, f. ωσω^ to make fierce or 
 ferocious, to irritate, enrage.] 
 
 Ά-τοότίξίΜα-ΐζ, ius, h, a making fierce or fero- 
 cious, fierceness, cruelty. 
 
 ^ Α•7Τοθ'/ΐ{ΤΆυοΊζω, f. Ίσω^ p. κττοτίύ'ησΌίυξίκΒί, 
 to lay up, heap up, amass as treasure. From 
 Β-^κτΛί/ξίζω, to treasure up. 
 
 'A'^o^>]troivoi(r/^os, ου, ο, a heaping up of 
 money or other things ; a keeping of a thing 
 as treasure. 
 
 ' A-^roentrofAKi, l.f. ind. m. of α-ττοτίί'/ιμι. 
 ^ Α'7Το6Χϊζ,ω, f. -φω, p. α,-τοτίύλιφα,, to press, to 
 ■press out, force out ; vex, harass. From άτο 
 and Β-λίξύϋ, to press. 
 
 Άτόόλι-ψΐζ, ιωζ, h, a squeezing out, or ex- 
 pressing, Lucian ; also, affliction.] 
 ΆτΓΰβν^σκο), 3. sing. opt. pres. and 
 'A^oh'Ao-xovTuc, τον, ace. sing. m. g. part, 
 pres. act. from 
 
 '' Αττούνήσκω, to die ; 2. f. ind. mid. oc^ouoc- 
 ΐ)ουμα.ί• perf. ind. act. α-ττοτ'ίύννικα• 2. a. indie, 
 act. a^idocyov to die ; to fall in battle or by any 
 unnatural death ; 2. a. suhj. act. α,-ττούάνω, 
 ψ, ψ 2. a. infm. act. a.9rcSKvi7v• part. 2. a. 
 act. α,-Χούα,νωι, ouffct. Όν. Th. ^νήσ•κω, to die. 
 Ά-ζοβοζ'^ν, pres. inf. act. contract, for α,-πο- 
 6οξ'αιν, from ά,-τούορίω, to leap down or alight 
 from a horse, Herod, i, 80. 
 
 'AtoSoZvtoli, 3. ρΛ ;jres. ind. pxis. of α.'^ούΊω, 
 to run or^QQ. 
 
 Άτοόξίζω, for α,τούίξ'ι'ζω.^ 
 ' Α'τοθξωο'κ,αχτιν, 3. plur. pres. subj. act. of 
 Ά^οόξ&χτκω, to leap down, leap, rebound, 
 leap out. From άτο and Β-ξύσ-κω, to leap. 
 
 Άττο^ύμϊο;, ου, ο kcu τι, ungrateful, odious, 
 
 disagreeable. From α-ττο and 3-υμο;, the mind. 
 
 Ά-τοίΰω, f. ffoj, to sacrifice, to offer to the 
 
 gods a jmrt of the spoil, Xenoph. Anab. iv, 8, 
 
 From ατο and 3-ύω. ] 
 
 *ΑίΓβ/»ίτβί, βί/, ό κοί) h, not made, unfinished, 
 not skilfully made or done.] 
 
 Άνοικϊω, a),f. γ^σω, to go to live in another 
 place, to remove to a colony, to live afar off. 
 
 Άτοικίοί, κς, ri, a colony, emigratiou. From 
 
 OC-^OlKiCd. 
 
 ΆτοιχΙξω, to establish a colony, to sen(^ 
 away any one ,• pas. ά,^ο/κίζομα/, to be made 
 a colony ; also to be adopted into another fam- 
 il}' ; jy- ind. iias. ά.'π'οϋκ.ιιτμαι, from ] . pers. 
 sing, of which co?nes α.'ποικκτμοζ, ου, Ό, the 
 planting of a colony ; pari. perf. pas. α,-ττωχισ- 
 μίνοζ, ij, flv, planted as a colony; 1. a. ind. pas. 
 KVCfuKitrenv, πζ, }j, jmrt. α.'7Τοικΐ(τύΐ)ζ, {Ισοί, iy. 
 All from, άττο' and oJkos, a house or home. 
 
 Ά^οίχ};, ίοοζ, 71, and α,τοικ,οζ, ου, Ό, a col- 
 onist, sent to a colony. From a-pro and οδικός, 
 home. 
 
 \\<τοιχία•οίΐ, 1. a. inf. act. of α-ττοιχ.'ί'ζω. 
 ' A-TT οικισμοί, ου, ο κ,οί) τι, the establishing of 
 a colony, colonization, emigration.] 
 
 "A-n-otKOi, ου, Ό κα) τι, properly^ absent or re- 
 moved from home, exiled ; a colonist. 1 
 
 "Α-ττοινοί, ΤΆ, ransom -money ; II. i, 13. any 
 thing given in lieu of punishment. From a, 
 pr. and ^otvyi, tig, h, punishment or penalty. 
 Or Άτοινα,, q. αφοινχ, gifts, which are made 
 ivixa φόνου. 
 
 Ά^οιναν, to ransom, pres. inf. act. of 
 Ά-τοινάω, ω, f. 7ΐα•ω, to redeem, to save from 
 a penalty incurred. Th. Ά-ττοινοι.. 
 
 ^ A^oltnrov, 1. f. act. 3. dual, of αττοφίρω^ 
 f. α,ττο'ισω, 1. a. ind. act. asrjjviyxa. Th. 
 φίξω. 
 
 Άτοέο'α), Dor, for α,'Χο'κτω, 1 . f. ind. act. of 
 ά-τοφίξω. Th. ψίρω. 
 
 Ά-ττοΊχομαίΐ, l.f m. χ^ν\σομοίΐ, p. ind. pas, 
 α,ττωχ^ημοίΐ, to go away, withdraw, depart, ab- 
 sent one's self. From ά•7Το and ο'Ιχ^ομα,ι. 
 
 Άττοιχ^όμίνοζ, ti, ov, pres. part, absent, gone 
 away. 
 
 Άτοκβίύοίξ'ιΖ,ω, f. ισω, to purify, purge, 
 clear aAvay. 
 
 Ά-τοκάύα,ξσΐξ, ζως, τι, a purging, a purifying, 
 expiation ; evacuations of bile ^c] 
 
 "Α'ττοκ.άύνίμΆΐ, to be sluggish or slothful, to 
 be sedentary or inactive ; to be seated apart.] 
 "Α'ττοκοίβ'ημίν'η, yis, h, a menstruous person. 
 Άτοκοίβίο-τα., 3. nng. pres. ind. act. of 
 άτΤΰκ,αβισ'τιχω, ω. 
 
 ^ Α'Ρίοκοοβισ'ττιμι, and ά,ττοκ,οίόιστάω, ω, and 
 a.'TOKOiato'ravuj, f. ατοκοίταστησω, p. α-^τοκοίτί- 
 ffrytKoi, to be put back into a former situation, 
 re-establish, restore ; heal or restore to health ; 
 to make, render; neut. to susbide; 1. a. ind. 
 act. α,τοκΆ'ήο'ττισ'οί,, 1. a. ind. pas. α,τοκΆΤί- 
 στά,ϋην, 1 . a. subj. jms. ατοχΆτοίσ'τοί,βΰ. From 
 Άτι-ο and χαβίστγιμι, lohich is from κοι,τα, and 
 Ίστ7ΐμι, 
 
 Ά'ΤοκοίύΊα'των, 1. sing, or 3. pi. hnperf. ind. 
 act. From, ί-ττο, κατά, and .Ίστημι, to stand, 
 set or place. 
 
 ' Α-ττοκούω, f. οίύα•ω, to burn up, consume ; it 
 is also applied to cold as well as fire. From 
 άτο and xatiu, to burn.] 
 
 Ά^οχΒίκίω, f. ■ήΐϊΜ, to be overcome by or 
 faint under evil and misfortune, to succumb ; be 
 ill ; take to flight as a coward. 
 
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 'Ά'^Τΰκ.κλίω,/. i(fUi or γκτω, to call out, name, 
 mention, to invoke, recall ; interdict, forbid. 
 
 Ά.<πΌκ,οι.Χύ^τω, f. "φω^ p. ΛΤβκίχ,άλνφα,, to 
 uncover, reveal, disclose ; 1 . a. ind. act. άτη- 
 χά,λυ-φίχ, I . a. inf. act. α.-τηχκλνφ'^') P^rf• ind. 
 pas. κ-ΡΓοκίχάΧυμμαί, 1. a. ind. pas. άτίκκ- 
 λύφίτιν, 1. a. subj. pas. α,ττοκ,α,'Κνφβω, 1. a. irif. 
 pas. άτοκ,α,λυφβηνα,ί, ^• f- ind. pas. ά^οχ,α,λυφ- 
 6νί(τομΆί. From ά,-ττο and χ,αλύ'ττω., to cover, 
 to veil. 
 
 Άτοκάλυ-φΐζ, tus, h, a revelation, disclosure, 
 ftianifestation. From 2. sing, p. pas. ind. of 
 α.'τΓοχ,α,Χύ'τττω, to reveal. 
 
 ^ Ατοχάμ,νω, f. α,μω, to be wearied out, to 
 faint from labour, to succumb. 
 
 Ά'Τοκά,μ'Τ'Τω, f. ■φ'^) to turn, to bend, to go 
 obliquely. Xen.'j 
 
 ^ Κ'ττοκα.'ττΰω, to breathe out, expire. From 
 a-ro and κοίτύω, which ufrom κά'ρττω. 
 
 Ά-ττοκοίξΆ^οκία,, αζ, ii, earnest expectation ; 
 solicitude, anxiety. From a'ro, κ,άξα, atid 
 
 OOKKOJ. 
 
 Άτΰκαοτίξίω, f. ncfea, to die by fasting, to 
 Starve one's self, to sink under misfortunes. | 
 
 Ά-π-οκ,Άτα,λλάττω, f. ϊ,ω,}). u'^rcKoc.rviXXoe.x^eiy \ 
 to reconcile ; I. a. ind. act. ά'Τοκατ^ΧΧα.^α. | 
 From ocxo and κ,α,τκΧΧάττω, \ 
 
 Ά-Τύχίξ^ίω, u, f. ή<τω, to derive profit or 
 gain. From ά^ο and χ,ίξ^οζ, gain. 
 
 "Α-νοκ,ίξίτω, jEol.for ά,ττοχ,ίξω, l-f. ind. act. 
 
 of οίΤοκύρω. 
 
 Ά<τοκίφχΧίζω, f. Ίσω. perf. α,τακικίφύΧιχοί^ 
 to behead, cut of the head, 1. a. ind. act, 
 Ά'ττι-λ,ιίρά,Χίίτα.. From ά,ττο and κίψαΧίί, head. 
 
 Ά-ρΤοκνιοεύω, or 
 
 ^ Α^οχνι^ίω, ω, f. fftuy to neglect, to lay aside 
 care or solicitude for any thing, disregard. 
 Iliad xxiii, 413 ; Herod, ix, 30.] 
 
 Άττοκήξνϊ,ις, ίωζ, h, sale by auction ; the dis- 
 owning of a child, a disinheriting.] 
 
 Ά<^ΰΚ'/ΐξύσσ•ω or a'TfOKne^vrrm^f. ζ^ω, to expose 
 to sale ; to proscribe, expel ; disinherit ; pro- 
 hibit by law or by public proclamation.] 
 
 Ά-τοκί^νκμΛί, to be scattered or dispersed; 
 to diverge or turn from ; A2)ol. Rhod. iv, 133. 
 Dion. Perieg.'] 
 
 'A'TroKi'hvn^i, to scatter, dissipate, diiTuse. 
 See ' ΑτοκΊοναμοα.']^ 
 
 ' A<roκivhυviύω,f. iofu, to run the hazard of, 
 to risk.] 
 
 Άττοκτύω, ω, f. vnfu, to move off, remove, 
 displace. From άττο and κινίω. 
 
 Άτΰκτνοί, ου, i, a retreat, departure, flight. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 ΑτοκΧαίω, u?, u, f. ά^τοχΧαύα'ω, to weep. 
 
 From άτο 
 
 Άτοκ,ατά/ττα^ις, εως, h, restoration, restitu 
 tion, re-establishment, a complete cycle or revo- bewail, lament ; to cease to weep 
 lution in the heavens, when the sun, moon, and and κΧαΊω, to weep 
 planets will return to the same place. From 
 α,'Τοχ,α.ΰΊστνίμι, to restore. 
 
 Ά'ττΰκ.χ-τία,ται, 3. pi. jires. ind. mid. Ion. 
 for ίτοχάύνιντοίΐ, they sit apart from the rest. 
 From κάβνιμαι. Th. γιμα,ί. 
 
 Ά'ττοκΆτίκτα,ύ'Λν, m, f) 1• α• ind. pas. of 
 α-τοχα,ύία-η^μί. 
 
 Ά-τόκίίμα./, σα,ι, rat, to be set aside, laid up. 
 
 act. Dor. for 
 
 reserved for ; a'Tr'oKiirxi, it was ordered or 
 tesolved ; pres. j)art. ά'Τοκ,ύμενοζ, η, ov, f, 
 α,-ποκύσομΆΐ, imperf. α,-τηχ,ύμην, σο, το, p)res. 
 inf. α,'τίοχ,ΰιτύα.ι. From ά,το and κ,ίΤμαί, to be 
 placed or laid. 
 
 Άτοκιίξω, f. αΤόχίξω, and jEol. ά^οχίξβ'ω, 
 to sheer, cut off, despoil, strip, deprive, dimin- 
 ish, 1. a. ind. act. ά^ίκίίξοί and aTrtKipca, 
 a?, z. From άίτο and χίίξω. 
 
 Ά'^οχίκχΧνμμίνωζ, adv. openly, not cov^ 
 ertly.] 
 
 ^ Α<ζτο»ίκΧίΒΐ,το, Ion. for ά.'ΤίκίχΧκντο, or 
 -svro, 3. pi. pluperf. ind. pas. of ατοχοίΧίω. 
 
 Ά'ΤοχίχΧϋΐτμίνοί, 71, ov, part. perf. pas, of 
 α^βχλίίω. Th. χΧύω. 
 
 Άττοχίκξνμμίνοί, vi, ov, perf part. pas. of 
 αΐ^οχξν<Λ•τω. Hence 
 
 Ά^οχίχξυμμίνωξ, adv. covertly, in a hidden 
 manner. Th. χξό'^τω.'\ 
 
 Ά^οχενόω, ω, f ωσω, ρ, ωχχ, to empty, 
 evacuate. 
 
 'A<roxivr'iee, u,f. τκτω, to pierce, stab, trans- 
 fix, sting. Hence 
 
 Άτοχίντπίηζ, iusf h, a piercing, stabbing, 
 killing. 
 
 ΆτοΧίξ^Οίίνω, See iiTOXi^iU.'^ 
 
 ΆτοχΧάζοίί, 1. a. part. 
 
 [ α,τΓοχΧύσα,ζ, from ύ'^οκΧύω. 
 
 I ' A<zroxXoc,^ov, Dor. for άτόκΧειίτον, 2. sing. 
 
 1. a. imperat. act. From a,<ro and xXtim,f 
 
 χΧύσ-ω, and Dor. χΧάζω, ει being changed into 
 
 a. ; hence 1 . a. ind. act. txXoi^a, 1 . a. im- 
 
 jyerat. act. 2. .nng. χΧάξον. 
 
 ΆτόκΧα-ξοί, ου, ο, Poet, and Dor. for ά^ό- 
 κΧνίξος, destitute of a lot or inheritance. From 
 ά,το and χΧγίξοξ, lot. 
 
 ^ Α'ττΌκΧιισμα,, uros, ro, a place for the keep- 
 ing or custody of any thing ; a prison. 
 From 
 
 'AToxXiiiUff. α,-ττοχΧύίΤω, p. a^oxixXuxa, to 
 shut, exclude, prevent, close, conclude, 1. a. 
 ind. act. a'TrixXutra.• 1 . a. subj. act, otTtO' 
 χΧε'ισω, 5??, Ji. Th. χΧίίω, to shut. 
 
 'AToxXiTTMff. •φω, to steal, purloin. From 
 ccTfo and χΧί<χτω, to steal, 
 
 ^ Α'π-οχΧη'ίζω, and ά,τοχΧη'Ι'ω, Ion. and Poet, 
 for ά,ττοχΧείω, to shut out, &c.] 
 
 ΆτόχΧιμοί, uTog, TO, a declivity or as- 
 cent. From 1 . pers. sing. perf. ind, pas. of 
 α,<ΤοχΧΊνω. 
 
 'A-ToxX(vhts, i7o-ec, h, inclined, 1. a. part» 
 pas. Poet, for α,νοχΧιΰύζ, of 
 
 Ά-^οκΧΐνω, f νω, to bend or incline, to 
 tend, to have an inclination, to deviate. From 
 ίττο and χΧίνω. Th. xXtvu, to incline, 
 
 'ATTOxXiffii, ιωζ, V], an inclination or bending 
 over to one side. From, 2. pers. sing. perf. 
 ind. 2)as. of ά,τοχΧίνω. 
 
 Ά-^οκΧύζω, f. ffu,p. Kcty to wash, wash οίζ 
 wipe, cleanse. 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 92 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 ^ Α-τι-οκνίζο}, f. )τω, to pluck or pinch, tear 
 vc'iih. the nails, cut or hew down, pluck oif. 
 
 ^ Κττοκύΐμά.ομοι.ι, ωμαι, J^. ήσομα-ΐ, to sleep 
 apart from, to lie apart from ; to lie down ; to 
 sleep, Xcn. Cr/rop. ii, 4, 22.] 
 
 Άττ^χολιιμζάω, ω, f. ή(Τω, to swim out, to 
 escape by swimming, Thucyd.'\ 
 
 Άτοκ,ομίζα}, J', ί/τω, to transport or carry 
 av/ay, bear off. 
 
 ΆτΌκΛμμχ, a.Tos, to, a piece cut off, a frag- 
 ment. From 1. sing. p. bid. pas. of λττοκΌ- 
 ίΤΤΛΐ, to cut off. 
 
 'K'XOKo-7riUr]i, tyu, gen. sing. part. 2. a. pas. 
 of α,•7Τοκό-7Γτω, to cut off. 
 
 'Κτοχο'τΓνι, yi;, h, a cutting off; a figure in 
 grammar, hy which a syllable or letter is taken 
 away from the e7id of a ivord. 
 
 Άττοκο^τίναι, 2. a. ind. pas. from, 
 ^ Κ'Χοκ.Ό'ντω, f. 'φω, J}, ά-ττοκεκ,οφκ, to cut 01% 
 to impair, lessen; separate, detach, 1. a. ind. 
 act. 'κτίκοφα, 2. a. ind. ]>as. ά.7ηκ,ό•-4-/ιν' 2. a. 
 inf. pas. ί-ττοΆο-χηνκι• jKirt. 2. a. j)as. αττοκο- 
 ίτίΐζ, iTcrix, i-j. Th. -/.Ό-τΐτω, to cut. 
 
 ^ ΑτοΆορυφοΖν τ), to come to the point at 
 
 once, pres. inf. act. conlr. of ανΤοχοονφόω, ω^ 
 
 f. ωσω, to speak concisely and to the purpose, 
 
 Herod. Th, κοξυφ}}, crown of the head, the 
 
 lop of any thing.. 
 
 "A'Voxo;, ij, (jy, or ου, ο χ,α) ή, not having a 
 fleece, without wool, shorn. From λ pr. and 
 •χΊκω, 
 
 Άττοκΰ^Ρην, ι 'J', inf. act. of ατροχό^τω. 
 Ά'ζ•όκξ'/;μνοί, ov, ο χα) ίι, craggy, full of 
 precipices, rough, steep. Thucyd. Th. χξτ,μνο;, 
 a precipice. 
 
 Άτύχξΐί'ίντί^ separated, distinguished, dual 
 number, part. 1. a. pas. Poet, lyf ά-7τοχξ1νομίχ.ι. 
 Ά•7Τοχξί&ηναι, 1 . α. inf. pas. of α,-χοχξ'ινο- 
 μκι. 
 
 ΆττΌχξΐ μοί, ατός, το, an answer, sentence or 
 decision ; that which is separated or decom- 
 posed. From 1 . pers. siitg. perf, pas. ind. of 
 άνοχξίνομα,ι. Th. χοίνω, to judge. 
 
 ΆτΤΰΧξίνασ-^αι, 1. a. inf. m, of α,';Γοχξί)ΐομα,ι. 
 Th. Χξίναι. 
 
 Άτοχξίνομαί, mid. f. -νουμ,αι, \. a. m. 
 α^ίχξίνκμνι-^, to answer ; pas. to be resolved 
 into parts, separated ; l.f.pas. ά•τοκ.ξΐίήΐτομαι, 
 p. ind. pas. ά.•τοχίΚξΐμα.ι, 1. a. ind. pas. 
 ίττίχζίίτ,ν, 1. a. imperat. ])us. άτοχξί^',^τι, ήτω, 
 and in 2. pi. ατοχξί^τιτί, 1. a. part. pas. 
 KTeaxfioUi, ιίσα, εν. Άτίχοίί•/ι -του βαξζά,ξου 
 shis;, was distinguished from the barbarous; 
 people, Herod, i, 60 ; I; τοντο τάντχ ατηχρί^'/ι, 
 all (dii^eases) terminated in this or asssumed the 
 character of this, . Thucyd. ii, 49 ; so is τοΖτο 
 Ιηλίΰτα, it ended in tiiis, ii, 51. See Ά-χοχοί- 
 νω. Th. xpivu.j 
 
 Άτοχξίν^ύ, f ίνω, to distinguish, separate, 
 elect, choose ; also to reject, disapproΛ'•e, Auo7v 
 xTox^'tvui xaxoTv, choosing one of two evils. 
 Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 640.] 
 
 ' Α.τό»ξϊ<η$, ioji, 71, an answer ; ά'τόχρηην 
 oM'.city to give an answer ,• in nom. j)l. 
 
 άτοχξ'κηΐξ. From 2. j^ers. sing. perf. jms. ind. 
 of ά,-χοχρίνομαίΐ. Th. χοίνω. 
 
 Ά-τοχξίτίχοί, «J ov, judicial j also separated. 
 Fro}n the sa?ne Th. 
 
 Άτοκξούισβαι, to repel, pres. inf. mid. of 
 
 Ά'χοχξονω, f. ούσω, to drive away, repulse, 
 repress ; to throw as a horse does his rider. 
 
 Ατοχξυ•7Γτα(Τχί, or ατΰχξύττεσ-χί. Ion. for 
 α,τίκζυττί, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. of 
 
 Άτοχξυττω, f •φω, ]). άττοχίΧξοφα,, to hide, 
 conceal, dissemble, lose sight of; throw into 
 the shade ; 1. a. ind. act. α,'^'ίχξυ-φα, 2. a. 
 ind. act. Άττίχζυζον pef. ind. pas. άττοχίχονμ- 
 μ,χι, "φαΐ, "TTTOit. Th. χξύ'ρττω, to hide or 
 cover. 
 
 Άτοχξϋφτι, yi;, h, a hiding-place, den, lair. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Α'Τεχξΰφοί, ου, ο xxt h, hidden, secret, con- 
 cealed. From the same as the last. 
 
 Ά^όχξν-φι;, iu>i, 71, a hiding, concealing. 
 From 2. j)ers. sing. perf. ind. pas. of άττβ- 
 
 ^ Α•7[οχτίμιν, 1 . α. inf. act. Ion. as also 
 ΆττοχτάμΐΜΆί, 1 . a. inf. act. Ώοτ. for a.'Xa- 
 xTil'jai, from ά,-ττοχτύνω. 
 
 ' Α'ττοκτα,νύγιναι, 1. a. inf. pas. α•τοχτα,νίω, 
 1. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. αττοχτίΤναι, \. a, iiif. 
 act. ά'ΡΤΰχτίΙναζ, α,σοί, αν, part. 1. a. act. of 
 
 ' Α'ΖΓοχτανω, f ά<7Τοχτίνω, p. aTiXTayxa, i& 
 kill, slay, put to death ; to sentence to death. 
 Xen. Cyrop. iii, 1. aiid Mem i, 1 ; I. a. ind. 
 act. ά-ττ'ίχτίινα, 1. a. subj. act. d-roxTtivu, »?, 
 71, 1. a. inf. act. a-seoxTilvou, part. Ϊ, a. act, 
 άτοχτίίνας, ασα, αν 2, a. ind. act. άτίχταναν 
 pcrf. ind. m. ά^ττίχτοια• perf. ind. pas. άττίκτα^ 
 μα», and άτίχταμμαι, ασαι, αται, or avffai^ 
 avTar I. a. ind. pas. άχίχτάνίπν, 1. a. hf, 
 JHis. aToxTav^yivai. Th. χτείνω, to slay. 
 
 Ά-χοχτενίΤτί, 2. pi. άττοχτίνίΤί, 2. sing. als9 
 ά-πΌχτίνοΰσ-ί, 3. pi. i.f ind. act. of άνοχτύνω. 
 
 ' A'XOxTivwvai, to kill, put to death ; the same 
 as aTTcxTiivuv, pres. inf. act. ά'ΤΤοχτίνννατα^ 
 killing, ace. sing. pres. part. act. from ά-ττ» 
 and χτίνννμι. Th. χτανω. 
 
 Άτοχυξίύω, to play at dice, to try one's 
 chance, to adventure or hazard. 
 
 Ά-Ύοχυίω, ω, f 'ήσω, p. ατοχίχν/ιχα, to 
 bear, bring forth, beget, engender; 1. a. ind. 
 act. άτΓεχντκτα. From άτο and χυίω. 
 
 Άστοχυλίζω, f. 'κτω, to roll away, Mark 
 xvi, 13.] 
 
 Άτοχνλίω, f Iffo), p. ατοχίχνλιχα, to roll 
 away, remove, 1 . a. ind. act. ά'τηχΰΧισα• p. 
 ind. pas. άτοχιχύλια-μαι. Th. χυΧίω, to roll. 
 
 ' ΑτοχωΧϋω, f ΰσω, the Same with χωΧΰω, to 
 prevent, forbid. 
 
 ^ Ατοχωί^Όω, ω, to make deaf or dumb.] 
 
 ^ Α-ττοΧαγχα^Μ, I . f. m. λτιζ,ομαι, nearly of 
 the same signification with λαγχ^άνω, to obtain 
 or draw by lot. Herod, iv, 114; also not to 
 obtain by lot. 
 
 ^ A'KoXaμζ.avω,f. ά^ολ^-φομαι, p. ατολίλτ^φα, 
 Att. απίλτιψα, to receive from, take back, 
 recover, single out ; cut off the retreat, inter- 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 93 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 cept ; also used like the simple V3rh λαμξανω' 
 2. a. ind. act. ατίλαζον, 2. a. subj. act. 
 ΜΤίλΰίζύι/, '/i?y '/!" perf• pari, ατολίλίίφωζ, υΤα, 
 ος, and Att, άτπιλ'/ιφωξ• 2. a, ind. m. άτελαβό- 
 μν,ν, ου, iTO, Th. λΆμζάνω, to take. 
 
 Ά-ττολάμ.'ττω, f. -ψω, p. φχ, to shine, glisten, 
 to be brilliant, radiate ; also to shoot or dart 
 forth, emit ; 1. n. ind. act. ά'^Ίλαμ-^α. From 
 KTTo and λύ^ττω, to shine. 
 
 Ά'ττοΧο'ψ.-τΓξϋνω, f. vvai, the same with λ/αμ- 
 Τξόνω, to brighten, to burnish ; also to render 
 illustrious, Herod. Th. λάμτω, to be 
 bright. 
 
 Άτολχμφόίνης, cut off, intercepted, nom. 
 ju. part. 1. a. pas. Oar. or Ion. for ά<^ολ.ϊΐ- 
 φβίνη;. For they do not form the future in 
 λ'^-φω, but λύμ-φω, as from λά,μζω. In like 
 7nanner ά-τολιλαμ,μ'ίνοι, perf. part. pas. as 
 from λύμζω. Both are much used in Hero- 
 dotus. 
 
 ΆττΌλα,υίηί, £&>?, hi enjoyment, fruition ; the 
 bentut that accrues from any thing, gratifica- 
 tion, delight. 
 
 'AToXavffTiKOi, ου, ό ««/ '/ι, a man of pleas- 
 ure, voluptuous, pleasurable. 
 
 Άτολαυίττϋ;, giving pleasure, pleasant, agree- 
 able. 
 
 Άτολα,ύιυ, perf. ind. act. χ'^ολίλαυκ.α, to 
 enjoy, deriA'e benefit or advantage from ; in 
 a bad sense, to be an accomplice or adherent ; 
 also to suflfer damage, to undergo the penalty 
 of; ατολαίόσ-ωμίν, 1. jylur. 1. a. subj. act. 
 From άτο and Xmuhj, for λάω, to see, enjoy. 
 
 'A'roXei<pfsvrss, Dor. for άττοί.ηφύ'ίντζζ, 7lom. 
 pi. part. 1 . a. pas. of ά'^τβλαμζάνω. 
 
 Ά-^οΧα-χ^ίΤν, 2. a. inf. act. of άτοΧαγχ^άνω. 
 Th. λΰΐ^ρ^άνω. 
 
 Ά-χοΧίγαμαι, to reject, disown, disclaim ; to 
 select ; to despond. 
 
 Ά^οΧίγω, f ζω, p. XeXi^tXy to choose, 
 select, cull ; reject ; repudiate, refuse ; forbid ; 
 1. a. ind. act. ίλίξα. From άτο and Χίγα, 
 to gather, to speak. 
 
 ΆτοΧί7, Att. for ά'τΤύΧΤι, 2. sing. ind. 2.y. 
 mid. α,'ττοΧονμοίΐ, >?, ιϊτχι• from άττόΧΧυμι. 
 
 Ά•7ΤοΧύζω and ά,χοΧίίζομαι, to pour out, 
 shed, distil. From άνο and ΧίΙζω, to• fall in 
 drops. 
 
 ΆττοΧύ'ττω, Hi, !i,f. "φω, p. ατοΧίΧίίφα ; to 
 leave, forsake, abandon, desert ; surpass, over- 
 come ; leave behind ; elegantly with a participle^ 
 to leave off, desist ; to come near, to be not 
 far from, μικ,ξον άττίλΐ'ττον ταυ yM τα,ϊ; \<τ^ά- 
 racis συμφοξΰίϊί 'ττίζΐ-τησ-ιΐν, Isocr. in Areop. 
 pres. imp. act. ά-τΓοΧίΐ'τη, pres. iff. act. αττο- 
 XiiTHVy 2. a. ind. act. άτίλ/ίΤβν, j)art. 2. a. 
 act. α•^οΧΐτων, όντο;, ό• pres. ind. jms. u.'Vo- 
 Χίί'Τομαι, to be left, absent or away. In Hebr. 
 to be at hand, to be expected, to be about to 
 take place ; pef. ind. pius. α.';τοΧίΧίιμμχι, jjerf. 
 ind. m. axoXiXoi-rra,, and part. α,ττοΧίΧοΐ'Τίωζ. 
 From, K'TTo and XU<r&i. 
 
 Ά-τοΧιϊ;, 2. sing. 2. f. ind. ά.'ττοΧίΙσύα.ι, 2. 
 /. inf. mid. d-^roXiiirh, 2. pL 2. f. ind. m, as 
 
 amOXiifxi, 3. sing. hid. of the same tense 
 α.'ττοΧουμα.ΐ' froin «,'πΌΧλυμ.ι. 
 
 Ά.'ΤοΧί'ιχ^ω, l.y. ά-ττοΧίΙζω, p>erf. α,τοΧίΧίί- 
 χ^κ, to lick with the tongue, to lap ; imperf. 
 ind. act. άτϊΧαχ^ον, ig, s,, i. a. ind. act. «τί- 
 λε/ξα. Th. χύχω, to lick or lap. 
 
 Ά•!τΌΧίΐ•φί;, ία)ζ, -h, a leaving or desertion. 
 From 2. j^ers. sing, perf ind. pas. of ά,-πο- 
 Χί'ι-ττω. 
 
 Ά<7τόΧίί•φΐζ <ryii ffiX'h'Ai, an eclipse of the 
 moon. 
 
 ^ ΚτοΧίΧοίμμίνοί, Dor. for ά'^οΧίΧημμίνοί, '/ffS. 
 ov, perf. part. pas. See ΆτοΧαμφ^ίντζί . 
 
 Ά-7ΤοΧίΧαυχα, ας, s, pe^f. ind. act. of α,ττο- 
 Χαυω. 
 
 ΆίΤολελβ/τΓβτέ?, nom. pi. J>^'''f• P<^'>'t• '^' 
 of α,'^βΧίίτω. 
 
 ΆτόΧζμοί, ου, ό χ,α.) h, unwarlike, not adapt- 
 ed to war, exempt from miUtary ser\nce, peace- 
 ful ; impregnable. 
 
 ΆτοΧίόμίνος, Ion. for ά,'ττοΧουμίνοξ, about to 
 perish, pari. 2. a. m. of α,τόΧΧνμι. So 
 
 ΆτοΧίοντίξ for ά•τοΧοΰντε;, on the point of 
 losing or destroying, ;jflri. 2.f act. 
 
 ^ K'7roXi'7r'iZ,M,f. \σω, the same as 
 
 ΆτοΧί-ττω, f •φω, and ο,'ττοΧί'ττομΆΐ, f. 
 "φομχι, to peel or strip off the bark. From α-ττο 
 and χίτ&ι. 
 
 'A'^roXiffai, 1 . a. inf. act. a<roXi(ru, 3. nng.. 
 1. f. ind. act. κτοΧίο"^, 3. sing. 1. a. subj, 
 act. and 
 
 'A-^oXi<r^en, 2. a. inf. m. to perish ; and 
 
 ^ ΑττόΧί^σαν, they killed or destroyed, 3. j}l. 
 1. a. ind. act. Ion. and Poet, for άττύΧίσαν^ 
 of άτόΧΧυμι. 
 
 Ά-τΓοΧτίγοι, 3. sing, jtres. opt. act of 
 
 ^ ΑττοΧήγω, f. ϊ,ω, to cease, forbear, desist. 
 Th. Χ'ήγω. 
 
 'AToXr/iXio-^ai, to take by robber^'. Fro?n, 
 Χ'/ι'ί'ξομαί, to plunder. Th. Xstx, etg, yi, spoil 
 or plunder. 
 
 Άτόλ'/ιτοίέ, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. m. άτόΧω- 
 μαι, '/ι, ητΛΐ, of ά,τόΧΧυμι. 
 
 Ά'η'οΧ'/ιφύύ,,ζϊαΌί, ίν, part. 1. α. pas. α,-χοΧή- 
 "ψομοίί, I'f m. (f άτοΧαμζάνω. Th. Χα,μζάνΜ^ 
 to take. 
 
 "Α'τοΧιζάΖ,ω, f άϊ,ω, to slip awaj', recede 
 quickl}'-, retire. Th. χύζω. 
 
 ' ΑτοΧιύόω, to turn into stone, to cause to 
 petrify ; «,'ττοΧίύΌομοι.ι, α,ναΧιίοΰμα.ι, f. ^άκτομαι^ 
 p. α,'π'οΧίΧιύωμαι, to petrify, become stone. Th. 
 Χ'ίόος. 
 
 ' ΑτοΧιμ'χάνω, the same tvitk d-roXti-rw paSi 
 
 Ά'ττοΧιμ'ττά.νομι/,ι. Th. Χίίτω, to leave. 
 
 "ΑτοΧϊς, t^oi, Kcii τι, an exile, an outcast 
 from his countr}', a vagabond, having no place 
 of residence. Th. ττόΧΐξ, a city. 
 
 ' ΑτοΧίσ^χίνω, f. ήσω, to slide down, fall 
 short, not to reach o?• arrive at an object. From 
 άττο and οΧίσύκίνω. Th. OXi<T8oi, a slip. 
 
 ^ Α-τΓοΧιχ^μάω, ω, f. '/iff ω, to lick or lap off or 
 away. From d'pro and Χιχ^μάω. Th. Xtip^u. 
 
 ΆτοΧΧ'ήγω, Poet, for χτοΧ'ήγω, and χτοΧ- 
 Χήξω, l.f. act. for άίτβλκξί*;, to desist. 
 
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 ^ Κ'ΤολΧο^ωξοίγ ον, ό, α proper name ^ Αροΐ- 
 lodorus. 
 
 * Α•τΌλλυμι or αττολλνω, f. ί(Τω^ p. ά,ττω'Κιχ.Λ 
 and Attic. ά,'τολωλίκΛ, to destroy, to lose or 
 part with ; also in N. T. to frustrate, to deprive 
 of power ; jmrt. pres. act. αττολλύων, οντο;., 
 the destroyer; 2. f. act. άτοΧω, 1. a. ind. 
 act. a'TUXiirix,, inf. act. άτολωλίκίναι• pres. 
 ind. pas. άτόλλνμαι, ίο perish, to be destroy- 
 ed ; 2. f. ind. mid. ά'τολοΰμα,ι, 2. a. ind. m. 
 ατωλόμτιν, ου, ίτο, 2. a. subj. m. άτόλωμα,ι, 
 9, τιται, 2. a. inf. τη. ά.'ττοΧ'ίσύα.ι., part. 2. a. 
 m. ά^ολόμζνοί, p. ind. m. άτάΰλα,, Att, «'ττο- 
 Χωλα, and inf. «.τολωλίνχι, and part, άνολω- 
 Χως, υ~α, ός. Th. οΧΧυμι, to destroy. 
 
 ΆίΤίλλϋτα/, 3. sing. pres. ind. pas. of 
 αττοΧλνμι. 
 
 ΆττΌλλων, ωνοζ, ο, and in ace. Άτόλλωνα, 
 rev, Apollo, the son of Jupiter and Latona. 
 lie is called the Sun, which, wJien its heat is 
 temperate and moderate jiroduces many bodies 
 from the earth, and, when it is excessive, destroys 
 them. The name is derived from α,ττολχύω, to 
 destroy. Others make it from the Syriac, 
 i*»*S*3n perdition, destruction. According to 
 Plato in Cratyl. Apollo is so called because 
 άτοΧούίι or άτολύα, he delivers from evils and 
 calamities, or because he is ανΧους in his ora- 
 cles ; or oiti ζάλλαιν, always darting. 
 
 'Απολλωνία, as, ί> the name of a city, Apol- 
 lonia. 
 
 *Α9Τολλωνιαί, ahosy h, sacred to Apollo, an 
 epithet of the laurel. 
 
 ΆοΓολλίίν/δί 'Ρόδ/βί, a proper name, Apollo- 
 nius Rhodius. 
 
 ^ ΑτολΧωνΌζλτιτοζ, ου, ο χα,) yi, mad, lunatic. 
 From Άτόλλύ/ν and βλητοζ, from βάλλω, 
 that is struck by the sun or Apollo. 
 
 Ά-ττολογίΙται, 3. sing. pres. ind. pas. άίΤβλβ- 
 yutrSai, pres. inf. pas. α,-τολογουμίνος, ου, part, 
 pres. j)as. of 
 
 ' Ατολογίομαι, ουμαι, to speak in defence of 
 any one, to plead the cause of any one, to de- 
 fend, apologize, excuse ; imperf. άτίλογίόμ'/ΐν, 
 -oZ/ji.yiv, ίου, -βΰ, Uro, -i7ro• \.f. m. ind. νισομαι, 
 perf ind. pas. άττολίλίγνιμαα, 1 . a. ind. m. 
 ά,•7ίίλο'^ν\σάμ•ην, I. a. subj. m. ά.'^ολογ'/ισ'ωμαι, 
 part. 1. a. m. dat. sing, ά-τολογγκτα,μίνω, 1. a. 
 ind. pas. άτίλογη^^ιν. From d-ro and λόγος. 
 
 ' Α-ττολάγγιμα, ατός, το, an apology, defence, 
 excuse. 
 
 ^ Αττολογηο'αμζνω, dat. sing. part. 1 . a. m. 
 of α'ττολογίομαι, ουμΜί. Hence also 
 
 ^ Α'ττολογ'ΪΛ, Ας, h, an apology, excuse; gen. 
 pi. α•;τολογιων. Hence the Fnglish word 
 
 APOLOGY. 
 
 Ά•;τόλογβς, oa, o, a tedious or fabulous story ; 
 a moral tale. From the same Th. 
 
 ΆττΌ^^οινος, ου, ο κ,οά h, that -is left or re- 
 maining. 
 
 ^ ΑττΌλοιτ ,for ά,-ττΌλοιτο, 3. ung. 2. a. opt. m. 
 end 
 
 Ά-τολουμαι, 1. sing. 2. f. ind. m. of ά,^άλ- 
 λ υμ,ι. 
 
 Άιίολουω, f. α,'ίτολοΰιτω, perf. ατιΌλελουα», 
 to wash away, cleanse, wipe off; 1 . a. ind. 
 act. α,9τίλου(Τα, 1 . α. ind. m. ΰτελουσ-άμνιν, 
 2. sing. 1. a. imperat. m. ά-τι-Όλουσαι. Th. 
 λούω, to wash. 
 
 Ά-^ολοφύζομαι, ί. f. m. ουμαι, to bewail, 
 deplore, also to cease to lament. From ατο 
 and ολοφύξομαι, to lament. 
 
 ^ Α^τολοχμόομαι, ουμαι, f ώσομαι, to bring 
 forth shrubs, to grow shrubby, to become a 
 thicket. Th. λόχ;ος, a troop, an ambush ; or 
 rather λ'οχμη, »?, h, a brake or thicket. 
 
 Άττολυΰίντίς, dismissed ; nom. pi. from 
 
 part. 1. a. pas. Ίνα ά-ττόλυ^ηη, that ye may be 
 
 dismissed, 2. pi. 1 . a. subj. pas. See Άτίολΰω, 
 
 ' Α'π'ολυμαΐνατβαι, to purify ; jyres. inf. 
 
 pas. of 
 
 ^ Α<7Τολϋ μαίνομαι, to purify ; 2. f. m. αιτβ- 
 λυμανουμαι. From χτο and λύμη, ης, h, a 
 damage, a nuisance; or rather from λύμα, 
 ατός, το, pollution, filth. 
 
 Ά'π'ολυσ'αι, 1. a. inf. act. ά'ττολύιτω&ί, 3. 
 pi. 1. a. subj. act. ά'πΌλυ6ί]ς, ζίσα, h, part. 
 1. a. pas. of ατολυω. 
 
 Ά'^ΌλυοΊς, ιως, «, a setting free, liberation ; 
 a refutation ; departure, march, decease, death %. 
 a discharge or dispatch of affairs. 
 
 Ά'Τολυτξωο'ις, εως, h, the redemption of a 
 captive ; ransom. From ά'ττολυτξόω, which iS 
 from λυτξόω, to redeem. Th. λύω. 
 
 ^Αττολϋω, f i(fu, p. ά^ολίλυχα, to loose, 
 disengage, disjoin ; suffer to go away, set free 
 by paying a ransom, to release ; imperf ind. 
 act. άτίίλυον, ις, ε, 1. a. ind. act. ά'?τίλυ(Τα, aj, 
 £, \. a. imperat. act. ά^τΌλυσ-ον, 1 . a. subj. act. 
 ά'7(ολΰ(Τω, »??, Jj, \. a, inf. act. άττολΰσαι, part. 
 1. a. act. ά-^ολυίτας, αντος, β• ά•7Γΐλύοντο, 3. pi. 
 imperf. ind. pas. they went away ; ά-ζτολίλυ- 
 μaι,perf. ind. pas. άτηλΰύην, \. a. ind. pas. 
 and in 3. j)l. α-πιλΰθ^σαν, 1. a. subj. jms. 
 ά'^ολυθω, ης, η, and in 2. pi. α,'Τολυόητί, part. 
 1 . a. pas. ά'τταλυβύς, iicra, iv ά'ΤΓολύομαί in mid. 
 voice signifes to refute, to depart, to dismiss one 
 who has been ransomed. Th. λύω. 
 
 Ά-τΤολωζάω, ω. f. ήτω, and άτολωζάομαι, 
 ωμαι, to treat contemptuously or injuriously, 
 to outrage. From άττο and λωζάω, ω. Th. 
 λώζ'/ι, injury. 
 
 Ά'τόλωλα, α,ς, i, perf. ind. m. and in 1 . pi. 
 άττολύλαμΛν ατολωλικίναί, pef. inf. act. and 
 α-ζτολωλίναι, perf. hif m. α<^ολωλος, perf. 
 part. mid. n. g.from ά-τΌλλυμι. 
 
 ^ Ατολωτίζΰο, f 'κτω, to divest of clothes, to 
 disrobe, to strip. See λωττίζω. Th. λίτω, to 
 peel off the bark. 
 
 ^ Ατολούφάω, or -ψίω, u>,f. ή(τω, to assuage, to 
 calm or still. From ά'ττο and λωφάω, ω, to allay. 
 Άττομάύησις, ίως, ή- the act of unlearning, 
 forgetting. From άτι'ομανύάνω.'Ι 
 
 Άττομανΰσα, η, 2. a. part. pas. f. g. of 
 Ά'Τομαίνομαι, f μανουμαι, to be mad or 
 furious ; also to cease from madness and fury. 
 From uTo and μαίνομαι. 
 
 Ά';Τομανίανα>, f αττομαύήαομαι, to unlearin;, 
 
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 to forget; 2. a. ind. act. άπίΐΛαθον, perf. ind. 
 act. ά'ΐομίμάθνίκ,α,, j). ind. pas. ά,'τίομ.ίμ-άίηΐΛοι,ι. 
 
 Ά'^ο^ΛΆξαΙνω, to cause to pine or waste 
 away ; ά'^οΐΛαξο,Ινοί^α,ι, to droop, wither, decay ; 
 die, Xen. Apol. Ά-τομα,ξΛνύζίσηί όξγΐϊζ, when 
 rage had abated, j[;ari. pas. 1. a. gen. nng. 
 
 ΆττομΛξτυξίω, &i, f. ή(τω^ to call to witness, 
 bring proof ; attest ; aver. 
 
 Ά'ΡΤομά.αΌΌμα,ι, or α,^τομάιτιτω, -άττω, f. άνο- 
 μάξω, to wipe or rub off; to personate any one ; 
 in mid. to disenchant ; to imitate. From άττο 
 a7id μά,σσω. 
 
 Ά^τοματα'ιζίΐν, to make a foolish noise, to 
 break wind, Herod, ii. 162. From ματαίζω. 
 
 ^ Κ'ττομά,χ^ισύα,ι, to resist or repel, pres. inf. 
 pas. froni 
 
 ^ Α'π'ομάχομα.ί, to resist, repel a foe, sustain 
 a conflict, defend. From ά-ττο and μάχ^ομοι,ι. 
 
 ' Κν'ομ&χ^οζ, ου, Ό kol) h, disabled from mili- 
 tary/ service.^ 
 
 ΆίτομίίλίίΤ<τω or -ίττω, fut. i^u, and ά-ττο- 
 f^itXlffffo^xi, to soothe with honied woods, to 
 assuage, to pacify. From a-ro and μα'ΚΪσσω, 
 to render agreeable. 
 
 Ά-^ομίίξίτοα, (See Ά'π'αμίίζίΤΆΐ) 3. sing. 
 pres» ind. mid. From α-ττο and μύξω, or rather 
 μίίζομχι, to apportion, pres. ind. pas. μίμα,ξ- 
 μα,ι, and Att. ίΙμΆξμα,ί• perf. ind. m. ίμμοζα, 
 for μίμοξα. 
 
 Ά.9Γoμίtξoμκι,f ξΐ^υμα,ί, tp distribute, to share, 
 apportion. Hcs.] 
 
 Ά'Xoμελc&^vc<J,f. avu, to make black, to black- 
 en. From uTTo and μίλοίίνω. Th. μίλχζ, black. 
 
 'Λττόμίλί, iTos, TO, the hydromel of the an- 
 cients, composed of honey and water or vinegar.] 
 
 Ά^ομίμα,ζμα,ι, 1 . pers. sing. p)erf. ind. pas. 
 of ά<7ΤομίΊξομ(&ι. 
 
 ^ Α.•7Τομ'ίμΛχ^«,, as, ε, l^^'f• ind. act. of ά^ο- 
 μά,9σω. 
 
 Ά.τομίμφομιχ,ι, f. -φομ/Λί, to accuse, blame, 
 chide, reprove. Th. μίμφομιχ,ι, to find fault. 
 
 Ά'π■oμίvM,f. ενω, to remain, continue. 
 
 Ά•^ΰμεξ(ζω, f. σω, to divide, apportion, 
 assign, separate. 
 
 ' Κ'ττομετ^ίο), M,f. mee, p. xoc, to measure out. 
 
 Ά-^ομηχννω, f. νω. j;. yxa, to prolong, ex- 
 tend to a great length. From άττο and μηκοζ, 
 length. 
 
 ΆττομηνΊίϊας, ασα, αν, part, 1 . α. act. of 
 
 Ά.'^oμ'>3vτω,f 'κτω, p. κ,Ά, to be angry, indig- 
 nant, in a rage. Frorn «,ττο and μνΐΉζ. 
 
 Ά'7ΓoμΊγ)/vμlff. ^ω, to mingle, to mix.] 
 
 ^ Κ'ΤΓομιμεϊσθΛΐ, to imitate, pres. inf. m. of 
 κ-π-ομιμ'ίομα,ι, ουμχι, part. pres. m. ά,Τομ,ίμού- 
 μενοζ, part. perf. pas. ά'^ομιμιμημινοζ. Th. 
 μίμίομχι, ουμαι,ι. 
 
 ΆτΓομ'ιμ'/ιμα, arog, τ5, a resemblance, image, 
 imitation. 
 
 Ά.^ομίμν^χομχί, See ά^ομνάομαί.^ 
 
 * Α-ττομΊσβοί, ου, ο xcc) h, not paid as a soldier, 
 unrewaided.] 
 
 ' Α'ττομνά.ομοίί, or ά'^ομίμνήο'κομοίΐ, 1. f. α,ττο- 
 μντίσομοίΐ, to call to mind, recollect ; to relate 
 from memory 'j \.,a. m> ίμ4• κτίμνηβ-ύμην, ω, 
 
 ατο, 1. a. inf. άττομνήιτοι.ιτύα.ΐ' perf ind. pas. 
 α.<χομιμνημοι.ι, 1 . a. ind. pas. ά'νεμντιο'βην. From 
 ecTTo arid μνάομοα, or μιμν/ισκ,ομοκ, to rertiember. 
 
 Ά'ρτομνημ'ονίυμα, Άτος, ro, a memorable say- 
 ing, an historical notice; in plur. memoirs; gen, 
 pi. α,'ΐομνημονινμάτων. From 1 . pers. sing. perf. 
 ind. pas. of 
 
 Ά-ταμν^ιμονεύύ), f εΰσω, to recollect, remem- 
 ber, rehearse from memory, detail, recount. 
 Th. μνάομαι. 
 
 Ά'7τόμνγ)(ταα, remember, 2. sing. 1. a. ijnir• 
 perat. m. of α^ομίμν'Λα•χω. 
 
 Άτομντισ'ΐκ,ΰίχεΐν, to retain the memory of 
 an injury ; also to forget an injury. From αίτβ, 
 μνύομαι, and χκκόξ. 
 
 Ά'-^ομνύείν, pres. inf. act. of 
 
 ^ A.';rάμvvμ^ or α,-ρτομνυω, f. α,-ττομοσω, to deny 
 on oath, to s't^ear ; to abdicate or resign an 
 office.] 
 
 Ά•7τόμοΐξθί, as, h, a part, share, portion of 
 the produce of land, as tithes. Th. μείξομαι, 
 to divide. 
 
 Άττομόξγνυμι, or κ^ομοξγννο), f. 'ζω, to 
 portray, form or fashion ; wipe ; wipe away 
 tears, to weep ; 1 . a. ind. m. α.'π'Μμο^ίμγιν. 
 From άττο and ομόξγνυμι, from the old and 
 obsolete primitive μόξγω, f. μοξζ,ω, p. μεμαξ^α^ 
 1. a. ind. m. εμοξϊ,άμην. 
 
 Ά-τομόίται, 1. a. inf. act. See Ά.'^όμνυμί, 
 
 Ά'ττΌμουα'ος, ου, ο κα.) ν\, unskilled or not 
 gifted in music or singing, Eurip. Med. 
 1085 ; illiterate.] 
 
 Άτομνβεω, ω, f. ήσω, to dissuade, forbid ; 
 prevent ; imperf. ind. pas. ά,^εμυθεόμην. Th. 
 μυύος. 
 
 ^ Α<7Τομΰιϊ(Τω or -ττω, f. ^ω, to blow the nose, 
 Xe7i. Cyrop. i, 2. to cheat or gull.] 
 
 Ά-ττόνα,ντο, imperf. 3. pi. Ion. of 
 
 ' Α'ζόνοι,μκι or οί<π•όν'/ιμι, f. ονήσομΆΐ, ον/ιιτω, io 
 enjoy. From a'pro and ονημι, to profit or be of 
 advantage to. 
 
 ' ΚτΓονάίτσωσιν, Poet, by doubling the σ, for 
 a'ffovao-uffiv, 1 . a. subj. act. of 
 
 'A-provaca, ω, f. άσω, to go abroad for the 
 
 purpose of settling, to emigrate, to cause to 
 
 migrate ; in the pas. to live in exile froin any 
 
 place, ων α,-π-ενάσβην α1σχ;ξωζ. Fur. Med. 166. 
 
 Th, νάω. 
 
 'A'^oviiff^eti, 2)res. irf. mid, of α,'χον'εομα.ί. 
 Th. ν'εω, 
 
 ^ Α'ττον'εμω, 1 . f. act. ά-τ^Όνεμω, J^etf. ind. act, 
 Ά'ττΰνενεμνιχα, to bestow, confer, assign, dis- 
 tribute. Th. νέμω, 
 
 "Ατονενο^ιμενοξ, desperate, fool-hardy, out of 
 one's senses ; pori. perf, pas. of άττονοέω. Th. 
 vous, mind. 
 
 Ά•7Γovεoμoc,ι,f. νήσ-ομοα, to go away ; to return. 
 
 ^ Α'τον'ειττεξοζ , ου, ο κα,) «, Poet, for «.τονω- 
 τεξοί, ου, ο κοά h, less laborious, less toilsome. 
 From α pr. and -τίονος, labour, which see. 
 
 ^ Α-ττονενω, f. εύίΤω, p. νενενχα-, to refuse, 
 spurn, disdain ; to nod or totter, as on the point 
 of falling; to incline or tend. Th, νεύω, to nod. 
 
 Άττονεο), See Άχονεομκί. 
 
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 'ArrovTi^i, jrres. hid. act. to enjoy, derive ad- 
 vantage from. From ά,το and ovvf^i, to enjoy. 
 See also ^ Α'τΌνα.μκι. 
 
 'A-rovrtTi, adv. easily, without toil, JCeii. 
 Cyrop. ii, 9. Herod, iii, 146. superl. ά,ττον/ιτό- 
 TKra, adv. most easily, Herod, ii, 14. From 
 ct pr. and 'zovos, labour. Th. ττίνομα.!, to do, 
 to work. 
 
 Άτοηχ, u;, h, cessation from labour, aver- 
 sion to labour, rest, ease, Xen. Cyrop. ii, 
 
 2.] 
 
 Άτονικτ,σαι. 1 . a. vif. act. of 
 
 Άτονικάω, ai,f. Ί)σω, to conquer, overcome ; 
 also extort by entreaties. Th. vU'/j, victory. 
 
 Άτονίζα. f. ίσω, to wash the hands, or feet j 
 to make clean. From νίζω, in the Tarentine 
 tongue, for νί-^τω to wash fi?i stnctnessj the 
 hands, 
 
 'A-Tiv/Vriy,/. ■v/'w, to wipe clean, to wash. 
 
 Ά'^ονοίΰϋ, ω, f ν,σω, to reduce to a state of 
 madness or idioc}^ ; ά-ττονοιομαί, to be regard- 
 less of every thing, disregard sense and reason, 
 to act like a distracted person. 
 
 'A-ffovoia,, ας, '/i, madness, phrenzy. Th. 
 νου;, mind. 
 
 "Ατονο;, ou, Kou 'h, free from labour, trouble 
 or embarrassments ; unaccustomed to labour, 
 Xen. Hist, iii, 4 ; not causing pain of mind.] 
 
 Άτονοίττάίτα;, Dor. for ά^τονοστΥιίτα,ζ, uvtos, 
 0, part. 1. a. act. uTovoffrriffiiv, 1. f. i)f. 
 act. of 
 
 Ά-τονοστίω, f 'Ασα>, to return. Th. νοσ- 
 Tzca, ω. 
 
 ' Α•τον'ύΐτφ'ϊ , adv. apart from, far off, Apol. 
 Wiod. Η nice 
 
 Ά-τονοσ-φίζω, f. ίβ-ω, to separate, disjoin ; 
 depri\'e ; flee, escape from, τ« μίσόμφχΧχ yu; 
 α-νονοα-φίζων μαντίΤα, Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 4S0. 
 α,'Πνόίτφίσ-α., a;, £, 1. a. ind. act. From άτο 
 and νόσ-φι, apart. 
 
 Άτονΰ;^ίζω, f Ί(τω, to cut 07' pare the nails ; 
 to snatch away, Aristoph. Eq^ 
 
 ' Ατόνωζ, adv. easily, without labour or ex- 
 ertion.] 
 
 Ά'ττο'ξ^ΐ'/οω, ω, ώσω, to drive into a foreign 
 country, to deprive of the rights of a citizen ; 
 jms. ο','7Το\ΐ)/Όομ.Άί, οϋμαι, to reside out of one's 
 countr\', to be driven to a foreign land.] 
 
 ' Αττοί^Λ ou.lv 0),f. ζ'/ΐξχνύϋ, JJ. ^'/-,ξα,γκα, to cause 
 to wither, dry up. 
 
 Άτοζρνω, f υνω, to sharpen, to make sour. 
 Jn Lucian. Dialog. Cyclop, and Nest, ίτοξύ- 
 fo-s is a false reading for άττοζόναξ. Sch/ieid.^ 
 
 ' Α'7Τ':\ΰ(τα.ζ, avres, a, part. 1. a. act. <f 
 
 'ATo^vu,f. ΰσω, to make smootli, shave off, 
 abrade, plane ; take away, as γΐ-,ξΛί, old age. 
 Th. 'ii-jj '.r \ί)ω, to scrape smooth. 
 
 J'Aro:7ra,yri(r6uai, 2.y. ind. ])as. of άττοττ'/]- 
 γννμι. Th, ν/,γννμί. 
 
 Άτοτί/,οβίνόω,^ uffoj, to deflower, seduce. 
 
 ^ ATTo-n'oc-'ioj., u,f. Yiffw, to go aside from the 
 way ; to go aside in order to salify the calls 
 of nature. Hence 
 
 Άνο•χά,τ'/ι(/,κ^ «.τα;, το, excrement. 
 
 Άτΰτατοί, ov, ο, the same with the last 
 word ; also a stepping aside for the pwposes of 
 nature. Th. -ττατίω, to iread. 
 
 ΆίΤδίτανίί, 2. sing. pres. imperat.mid. Ion. 
 for άτοΊΊίύου, and 
 
 Ά<τοταύσ•εΐ70χι, 1. f. inf. mid. of 
 
 ^ Απ-ΰ-τταύω, f. α.ΰ(τω, to cease, desist, refrain ; 
 prevent, hinder. Th. vcciu, to stop, to cause 
 to cease. 
 
 Άϊτότ£;^α, «ί, h, a trial, attempt, undertak- 
 ing. Hence 
 
 Άτο'ΡΓίΐξκζω, f. (Tu, to try, attempt, endeav- 
 our.] 
 
 Ά-^οτίΐοαίτβαί) to try, to make an attempt. 
 Th. τίΤξο., an experiment. 
 
 Ά•7Το'ζηΐξάα), &>,f. άσω, to tr}", endeaA'OUr.] 
 
 ^ Α'ττο'ττίμ'παν, to dismiss, repudiate, pres. inf. 
 act. of άτοτίμττω 
 
 Ά';Γοτ$μ'ττ9νν, pres. iff. act. contracted, to 
 pay a fifth part. Th. -τίμτττοί, fifth. 
 
 Ά7Γΰ'rsμ•Tύ),f. -φω, to send away, to let go, 
 to send off. Th. ττίμττα), to send. 
 
 Ά7ΓΟ';ημ•φι;, iu;, r., a sending* away, dis- 
 mission From 2. pers. sing. perf. ind. jms. 
 of α.'Το-ττίμΤω. 
 
 Άτοτί-τλάννίΗΛ, α;, ί, perf. ind. act. and 
 
 ' Ανο'ττιττ'Κάνημα.ι, irxt, τα,ι, perf ind. pas. of 
 αττοτλανχω. 
 
 Άττΰ'τίτΓλίνχχ, «ί, s, perf. ind, act^ of a-re- 
 
 Άττα-ττίτλυγχα, as, ε, perf ind. act. of 
 ατΓΟ'χΧυνω. 
 
 * ΑτΰτΙτνι;^α, as, ί, perf ind. act. a-xo- 
 <;ηνΤνίγμαί, ξα;, κται, perf. ind. pas. of ά,-ττο- 
 •7rv^yω. 
 
 Άτΰττίνττί,ικα, a;, £, I fell down, perf. ind. 
 act. of α,ττο-ττ'ίΤΓ-τω. 
 
 Ά'ττοτίτομαι, to fly away, Aristoph.l^ 
 
 "" A9ro■^r^hyv<Jμ^,f. \ω, to freeze, congeal ; to 
 cause to freeze.] 
 
 Άτίτ>?δίίΛ», ci'tf. riffu, to leap back, recoil ; 
 to dismountyv'oni a horse. 
 
 'A'^'o'TiiZ^u,f. Ί(τω, to press out, compress. 
 
 ^ Α'ττο'ττΙμ'ττΧημι, f "prXriffc», to fill, saturate ; 
 to satisfy, or appease the anger of any one, 
 Herod, ii, 129.] 
 
 ' Ατοτί'^τω, f. ατο'τττωσω, p. a-7roTZ<TTCux.a, 
 to fall down or off, sink in hope, wander from 
 the direct course; 2. a. ind. act. α.'ττ'ίτησον. 
 Th. Tt-TTM, to fall. 
 
 Άτοτλάζω or -ayyu, f y^a», p. y^a, to 
 cause to wander, lead astray, Apol. lihod. i. 
 1. ίτ, ind. act. ocriTXay^a, ag, £• j)res. ind, pas. 
 άτΰ-ττΧάζομΰα, or -άyyoμaι, to wander, roam J 
 1. a. ind. pas. ά'η<νΧάγ^ύ•ήν, vis, tj, I. a. ind. 
 m. a.'yr^'7rXay%ύμ■/|v, ω, ατο. From ατο and 
 τΧάζω or TrXayyuo, to cause to wander. 
 
 Ά•^07τΧανάω, ω, f ν^σω, p. ά'^οΤί-χΧάνηχ.α, 
 to cause to wander, lead astray, mislead, de- 
 ceive; pres. ind. pas. ά-τοτΧανάομαι, to wander, 
 go astray, peif ind. pas. άτο'Τί-ζτΧάν/ίμαι, σαι, 
 τα/, ι. a. ind. pas. α-νο'ττΧανήίη'ί' Th, τΧάν^, 
 error. 
 
 Ά^οτλύαν, to sail or set SiJlfrom one place 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 97 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 for another, Herod, i, 24. See Larchers note, 
 pres. inf. act. Poet, for uto'tXiuv, from 
 
 'A'ro'7rXiu,f. α.'ΖΟ'χΧιύσω, perf. άτοτί'Τλιυχοι,, 
 to sail away from, to weigh anchor, put to sea ; 
 
 1. a. ind. act, Λ-ττ'ίττλίυα-χ. Th. ^τλίω, to sail. 
 ΆίΤβ5Τλ'/?|/α, as, fi, apoplexy•, stupor, a 
 
 numbness of the whole body, privation of sense 
 and motion, a violent shock which disables the 
 whole body. From ΰτο and v'kT.ffffu, to strike. 
 
 ΆίΓβ5Τλ>?^ώώ;, Uif. ω(τω, to fill, satisfy ; fulfil, 
 perform. From άτο and -τλ'/ΐξόω, ω. Th. 
 ίτλίοί, full. 
 
 Άτοτλ'^ξωα-ίί, ίύΐί, h, fulfilment, performance. 
 From 2. pers. sing, perf . ind. jms. of t/ie fore- 
 going vei'b. 
 
 Ά'ττο'ΤΓλ'/ίξα/τηί, ου, ο, that fulfils or performs 
 any thing. From the same. 
 
 Άτβττλοοζ, ου, ο, Ion. for ά'τόττλον;, ivhich 
 is more used, a departure or going away, prop- 
 erly, in a vessel. From ατοτλίω, which see. 
 
 Άίτόίτλϋ^α, etros, ro, dirty water, m which 
 things have been ivashed, the oif-scourings, 
 washings of gutters, kennels, &c. From 
 
 ^ Α,^οτΧϋνω, f. υνω, j)• α,'ΧΟ'ΡΤίτλυ'γκκ, to 
 wash, make clean, 1. a. ind. act. άτΊ-πλυνοί. 
 Th. '^χύνω, to Λvash, properly, dirty clothes. 
 
 Ά<ΡΓο•πλωίΐν, Ion. for ατοτλίίΐν, to go away 
 in a ship, to set sail, p7-es. inf. act. of άττοττλίω, 
 which see. 
 
 Ά'^ο'Τνίίονβ'οί, h, breathing out, exhaling, 
 for a-roTviousO,, pres. part. act. f g. Poet, of 
 άττο^νίίϋ. 
 
 Ά'τό^νίυσίξ, ίωί, h, a breathing out, an exha- 
 lation. From 
 
 Ά.'ττο'χύω, and Poet, u,'7roTvU0,f. α,τοττνιΰσω, 
 to breathe out, die, breathe forth, emit, cast 
 forth ; also to die or breathe one's last; \. a. 
 ind. act, a'^iTvivtroc, 1 . a. ind. m, άτΠ'π'νιυσά- 
 μ»ΐν, ω, ατο, perf. ind. act. άτο-τίτνίυχα, p. 
 ind. pas. άίΤβίΤί^νίϋ/*»/, from 2. p)ers. nng. 
 of which comes 
 
 'ATo-rviynffo/jbiyoi, 7i, ov, part, 2.f.]ms. of 
 
 Κ.'^ο'Τνϊ'γω, f. α,ττοτνί^ω, p. ά'ττο'ΤΓίτνι^α, to 
 
 strangle, suffocate ; vex, torment ; i, a. ind. 
 
 act. ά,'τΐ'ρτνίζ^χ, 2. a, ind, act. a'TTifviyov p. ind. 
 
 pas. ά^οτί'Τνιγμοίί, 2. a. ind. pas. ά,'^ηττνίγνιν, 
 
 2. f. ind. pas. ά'Το<τν4γ'/ισ•ομαι. Th. ^νίγω, 
 to suffocate. 
 
 Ά!Τθ!Τν/ξα.ί, αντΰί, ο, part, 1. a, act. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Ά•;το7τνοίι, 5j?, i], a breathing out, exhalation, 
 emission. From perf. ind. m. of α.'Χο'πνΊω. 
 
 'A-ToTvoja, ας, h, a breathing out, a blowing 
 forth. From the same. 
 
 Άττοτοήω, ω, f. ήσω, to remove from, one's 
 self; reject, disapprove ; break friendship. 
 
 Ά'ττο'Τομ-π'αΊος, ου, ό, repulsive, adapted to 
 repelling or driving away ; the same as άλίξί- 
 χαχος. 
 
 Άτοτομνίι, vii, h, a sending away, rejection ; 
 an averting of evil by sacrifices; repudiation, 
 divorce. 
 
 ^ A'jro'7roQiuo^oii,f. %υσομα>, to depart, go away j 
 pass over to, Aristot^^ 
 
 J3 
 
 Ά'ΐο'ΤζατιΖ,ομαι, f Ιιτομαι, to sell. J 
 ^ K'7eo'VQia^,iia),f. ίύίτω, to render an account 
 of one's embassy or commisnon.^ 
 Ά<7Γ09Τξΐαμαί, to buy.] 
 Ά-^ονξο, adv. from afar, Iliad vii.] 
 Άττόι-ζοόίν and άττΌτζοβί, adv. afar off TIu 
 
 Τξί). 
 
 Άτο^ξο^όξω, to leap from, sally out from, 
 Apol. Rhod, iii, 1280.] 
 
 Ά'ττο'^Γτάμίνοζ, 71, ov, part. 2. a, m. of άφί-τ- 
 ταμαι, ivhich is from d^ro and Ίτταμαι. 
 
 Άτοττάνονσιν, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 ά.'ττο'πτάνω, which is from a-xo and οττνάνω. 
 Th. οττομαι, to see. 
 
 ΆϊΓίίΤτίνα;, 2. a, inf. act. ατί-^τνιν, 2. 
 a. ind. act. α.'ττο'τίτήνομαι, 1. f. ind. m. of 
 αφ1<7τταμ«ι. 
 
 "Α'Τΰ'^ττο;, ου, ό χα) η, that can be seen from 
 on high ; far out of sight. Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 
 762.] 
 
 Ά'χο'ντΰουσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 'A'ro';rτϋω,f. ΰσω, to spit, to spit out, eject ; 
 loathe. From α.'ττο and 'τττύω, to spit. 
 
 ' Α'^το'τττύσω, ί/;, u, \,f. ind. act. of cc^io- 
 τΊ-ττω. 
 
 ' A'n^o<ffυvύάvoμat,f. •ττίΰσομα,ι, to ask, inquire, 
 demand, Herod, iii, 154.] 
 
 " A-ffo^a, for α'ρτοξον, the same with ο^ύνανον^ 
 impossible. See "Ατοξος, 
 
 ' Ανοογ'ιΖ,ομαι, f. Ίσομαι, to be angry. Tk. 
 οξ<γγι, anger. 
 
 'A■7rΰξγ^Z,ω,f. σω, to make angiy, irritate.] 
 
 ΆτΛ^ίΓ, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of ά'τίο^ιω, 
 
 Ά<7ropioμaι,f. ή^ομαι, p. γι-χόργιμαι, to be per- 
 plexed, to doubt. From τίίξω, 
 
 ' A7fo^uy,f. 'ήα•ω, to be in doubt, hesitate, not 
 to know which way to turn, not to be able to 
 act, to fear that one will not succeed in any 
 attempt, to despair of accomplishing ; also to be 
 in want of, to need ; pres. part, act, ά,'τοξων^ 
 oZvros, 0. From a p)r. and τόξος, a way or 
 course. 
 
 ΆτόξΆμα, ατΰί, το, a thing doubted, doubt. 
 
 Ά-τΌξύ^τος, ου, ο χα) h, not laid waste, saved 
 from harm, protected from pillage. From » 
 p)riv. and -/τίξόω, to destroy. 
 
 Άτοξία, a;, and Ion, -ivi, yjs, ii, embarass- 
 ment of mind, irresolution ; impossibility, 
 Thucyd. ii, 49. From α-τοξοί.'] 
 
 Άτοξνύμίνα/, ai, part, jires. pms. f. g. pi. 
 num. of ατΓοξ^ύμίνοί• from, 
 
 Άτόξνυμι, to excite, stimulate, to go with 
 impetuosity. From άτο and Ό'ξνυμι, or 'dovth• 
 μα/.] 
 
 "Αττοξοί, ου, ό χα) h, impassible, impractica- 
 ble, embarrassing ; stupid, dull ; poor, needy ; 
 pathless or perplexing, Furip. Med. 363 ; ar- 
 duous or difficult, Lys. in Eratosth. 1 . From 
 a and ira^ej.] 
 
 Άττόξουα-ί, 3. nng. 1. a. ind, act. Ion, of 
 
 ' A'7ropoum,f. ouffeu, J1. άττ&ίξουχα, to leap forth» 
 to sally forth. From άτο and 'όξω. 
 
 Ά<τορραγίίίΐν, -η:, '/ι, 2. a. opt. j^as. of aTfofr 
 o'/iyvuiai. 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 98 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 Άταρραίνω, to sprinkle, diffuse, spread, 
 Herod. Th. ραίνω, to pour out. 
 
 'A-zroppxia-nv, 1 . y. act. of 
 
 Ά'ττορρα,Ίω,/. σω, p. χα, to destroy, dissipate, 
 consume ; also to be in want of. Th. ρα,ϊω, 
 
 ^ Ανορρά'ντω, to sew up, to close as by sew- 
 ing ; part. 1. a. act. α-τορρύ-φα,;. Th. ράττω, 
 to sew. 
 
 'A-roppioj,/. ιϋσω, to flow away, to flow from, 
 emanate ; to drop off or fall doAvn in drops like 
 tears, to drop down like a liquid, Eurip. Med. 
 1198. From ρίω.^ 
 
 ^Αττορρϊω,/. priffa», p. -ippnxa, to forbid, pro- 
 hibit. 
 
 Άττορρτιγνυμι, f. νΐί,ω. p. ηχα,, to burst or 
 break apart, separate with violence, make a dis- 
 ruption. Th. ργ,γνυμι. 
 
 Άτορρ'/ιύϊν, jmrt. 1. a. pas. n. g. of ατορ- 
 pteo. 
 
 Άτόρρ^ιμα., ατοί, ro, an interdict, prohibition 
 by law. From ucroppnywfjLi. 
 
 ' Αττορρή'^ας, and in f. g. ατορρ'ήϊ,ασα., part. 
 1. a. act. of α-ττορρ'/ιγνυμι. 
 
 Ά'τΌρρ'/ιιης, ιω,ζ, h, renunciation, abandon- 
 ment ; also prohibition. From ατορρίω. 
 
 ^ Α-7Γορρ'/ισσω, -ττω, f. \ω, p. χ^α, the same 
 tvith ά,ττορρτ,γνυμι. 
 
 Ά'/τΌρρητα τταηΊσύαι, to forbid, prohibit, sup- 
 press, Herod, for άταγοξίύαν. From ρίω, to 
 speak. 
 
 ' Α'ττΌρρητον, a secret place, a holy retreat ; 
 a secret or mystery. 
 
 Άττόρρ'/ιτοί, ου, ο KoCi ri, forbidden by law, 
 not to be disclosed, secret ; ά,^τόρρνιτα, holy 
 secret things, arcana, mysteries. 
 
 Ά^τορρ^τω;, adv. secretly, privily. 
 
 ' Ατοζίρίττω, f. "φω, J^. α^ίρρίψχ, to cast or 
 throw away, to reject with contempt •, 1. a. ind. 
 act. ατίρρι-ψχ, 2. a. ind, act. ά-τίρριφον, part. 
 1, a. act. α-ζτΰ'ρρί-φα;. From α-ττο and pt^rt*/. 
 Hence 
 
 Άτόρρι-φΐί, icds, '/I, a casting away, rejection. 
 
 ^A'/Toppoh, ni, h, a flowing from, an emana- 
 tion ; and 
 
 Άτόρρύΐα, a;, ή, and άττΌρρνσί;, in the same 
 sense. 
 
 Άτορροφίω, oo,f. Yiffu, to absorb, swallow up, 
 engulph ; exhaust. 
 
 Άτόρρντο;, ου, ο κ,α) ή, flowing as a stream. 
 From 
 
 Ά-τορρύο), to flow from or out of. Th. ξύω, 
 the same icich ρίω. 
 
 Άτορραζ, αγο;, ο κ,αινι, uscd Substantively for 
 a part or fragment torn off ; the arm of a 
 river : when used adjectively, abrupt, broken, 
 rough. From ατορρίω, or Άττορρν,σσοΰ. 
 
 ' Α'ττοξφχν'ι'ζω, f. Ισω, p. «,'ττα/οφάνικ.α,, to be- 
 reave of parents, children, or friends ; to render 
 one an oi-phan ; 1. a. ind. act. α.'νωο(ρά'ιασα, 
 perf. ind. pas. άτωξφάνκτμαι, 1. a. ind. pas. 
 ά,ττωξφανίσβ'/ιν, 1 . a. ])art. pas. άτΓοξφα,ν/σόίίζ. 
 From ά,•7Το and ο^φανοζ, h, όν. 
 
 ' Ατοξρ(^εομκι, ουμαι, f '/ισομαι, to dance out 
 of time; ά,ττωξχ^ήσα,ο rnv γάμον, you have 
 
 danced awa}' your marriage, i. e. by not danc- 
 ing in a becoming manner, Herod, vi, 129.] 
 
 Άτόξωξ κ,ίίσβαί, or εχίΐν, to be poor or 
 needy. 
 
 "ΑΠ02, ίοζ, TO, labour, toil, weariness. 
 From a^o in the sense of removing from. 
 
 ^ Ατοιτάττω, f α^ω, to unlade. Th. σάττω. 
 
 Ά^οα-ζίννύω, -νυμι, f. ίσω, J), ικ,α, to extin- 
 guish, put an end to, terminate; in the 2. a. 
 sometimes used passively, χξόνΜ l•' αττια-ζ^ι, at 
 length he fainted f literally, was extinguished), 
 Eurip. Med. 1215.] 
 
 Άτοσζίσο'ωσΊ, 1. a. subj, act. 3. j^l. Poet, of 
 ά-τοο'ζενννμί. 
 
 Άττοσίηύμινοί and a-^oifitoZtfuai, in Herodotus 
 iv, 154 and 203 ; but the better reading is 
 ατοο'ηΰμινο;, for α,φοιτιούμΛνοί, being about to 
 perform or discharge a vow, oath, ^c. See 
 Schweigh. Herod. So ά-τοσιουιτόα» for άφοο-ί- 
 ουσύαι. Ion. which is from oinos.~\ 
 
 ^ Α<7Το<τ%ίσύ.μιιοζ, part. 1. a. m. of 
 
 ^AToixitUff ffi'iffu, p. (Ticrnxa, to shake off, 
 to cast off, to disembarrass one's self of any 
 thing, Th. ffuca, to shake. 
 
 ^A'^Qffiμw)>cu,f. Via), to praise highly, extol, 
 dignify ; οφΛ ατίσεμνύνθνι (or α<ησίμνύβ/ι] be- 
 came refined or dignified at a late period, 
 Aristot. Poet. 10.] 
 
 ' Ανοιηστιμϋωμινα,, p)erf jiart. Jjas. of a-roixrt' 
 μα'οω. 
 
 Άττονημαινομαι to seal ; designate, mark ; 
 confiscate. Th. σήμα. 
 
 Άτοσ•>!μοίίνω, f. ανω, to indicate, make a 
 sign or signal, designate. 
 
 Ά<τοα•»ιμΐΐόω, or αττοσν^μίΐουμαι, to make notes 
 of, to note down, make commentaries or me- 
 moirs. Th. οΎιμα. 
 
 Ά'^oσ'r|7roμoι.t,f. yj -φομαι, p. -«μμαι, to putre- 
 fy, decay, wither. 
 
 ' A-TeoffnTTu, f τιφ/ω, to putrefy. Th. αή'τω. 
 
 Άχοσιτίύΐ, u),f. 7ία•ω, to abstain from food; and 
 
 ΆτόοΊτοζ, ου, ό κ,α) h, abstinent, avoiding 
 food. Th σίτος. 
 
 Ά'ττοσιω'ττάω, oJ,f, ήσω, to be silent, hold one's 
 peace; and 
 
 ' Α-ρτοσιύτ'/ισίξ, ίω?, τι, a keeping silence ; als9 
 a figure of rhetoric. Th. σκα<7τάω. 
 
 ^ Ατοσκαςίζω, f Ίσω, to fall down with con- 
 vulsions or violent motions of the feet, to die in 
 convulsions. 
 
 Ά'π'οσκ.ί^άννυμι, f. άσω, j), ακα., to dissipate, 
 scatter, disperse. 27?. σχείαω, σκ^ά•ί\υμι. 
 
 Ά'ΤΓοσκίττά'ζω, f σω, to uncover, disclose ; 
 also to cover. 
 
 ^ A<πoσyA<πτω,f. -φω, and -ομαι, f. -φομαι, to 
 observe or survey from a high or distant place. 
 
 Άτοσκίυάζομαι, 1 .f mid. άσομα», Jierf. ind. 
 pas. Ά'πσκίΰασμα.ί, to remove .vessels or utensils 
 from one place to another ; to lay down, de- 
 posite, leave, abandon ; destro}', demolish ; re- 
 fute, convince; 1. a. ind, m. ά,τησχ,ίυασάμην. 
 From, αττο and σκίυάΖ^ω. 
 
 Άτοσκίυάζω, f. άσω, p. ακκ. See the jn'C' 
 cedinK» 
 
y 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 9.9 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 ^ k.-ffottKivYii TJs, ν, baggage, equipments, ap- 
 paratus. Th. ffxiuos. 
 
 ^Α-^αα-κνινόω,/. uffu, to dwell apart or remote 
 from ; to remove one's dwelling or tent, Th. 
 
 'A'ffoffKvi'xray f. φω, J), φχ, to fall on, to 
 cause to fall on ; to send, discharge upon, 
 hurl, Herod, vii, 10. Th. <τκ^-^τω. 
 
 Ά-τοα-κ^-ψαξ, avroif ό, part. 1. a. act. of 
 
 ^ Α.'Τοσκ,ίά,ζω, f. άιΤω, J)' α,Τίνκια,κα,^ to over- 
 shadow, to shade, to cast a shadow on ; p. ind. 
 pas. k'Tnffx.'tctitiJi.tt.i. Th. ακιά.. Hence 
 
 ΆτΐΌο-Λ'ίΟίσ^α,, tzrog, το, an overshadowing, 
 the casting of a shadow, a shade. 
 
 Άτοσχλ'^'μι., to become emaciated, to waste 
 away, die ; to grow dry or hard ; hence 
 
 Άττοα-κΧηναι, 2. a. irif. act. From σκΧάω, 
 2. α. ind. act. 'itrxXyiv ; others make it Jrom 
 <τκλγΐ[/,ι. Th. (ΤκίΧλω. 
 
 Ά-ζοΒ-ΛληξΟνω, f. υνω, to grow hard, to 
 harden. Th. σ-κλνίξός. 
 
 ΆνοαΆοτΓεΰι/, f. Ύ^σω, p. ί^κοί, and uTotrxo- 
 viUM, f. tuffM, to behold, to observe from an 
 emineiicc, contemplate, look attentively, behold 
 from a distance. 
 
 Ά^όσ-χοτο;, ου, ο, that misses his aim ; absurd. 
 From ά,ττο and ΰ•χο•το?, which isfroni σχΊ'Χτομα.ι. 
 
 " K.'7to9Ko^a.x'iZ,6J,f. ίσω, p. ικα., to send away 
 to the crows, i. e. to reject with contempt or 
 contumely, as in English, go and be hanged, 
 &c. and 
 
 Ά';τοσ•κοξα,κκτμοί, αυ, ό, Ά contemptuous or 
 contumelious rejection. From α-ττο and ακο- 
 ξχκίζω. Th. κόξΆ^, a crow. 
 
 Ά<ρί•οσ•κοξ'^ίζω, f iffw^ to disperse, scatter, 
 dissipate. 
 
 Ά-ρτοίτκν&ίζίύ, to shave the hair like the 
 Scythians, Herod, iv.] 
 
 ^A'Toa-xvXKtUjf. ^tru, Poet, for α.'^τοσυ'Κά.ω^ to 
 pillage, depredate. 
 
 'A-TroffKU-TfTm, f. ά•φι». to jeer, deride. 
 Lucian. Th. α'χω'χτω. 
 
 ' A<πΌ(ϊf/,άω,f. ^tra, and 
 
 Ά'^οσμ,'ήχω, f. ^^ω, p. νιχα, to wipe away, 
 to clean. Th. α-μάω and σμτιχ^ω, which are 
 equivalent to each other, 
 
 Ά-νοα-μ,υγύί, ίντοζ, ό, part. 2. a. pas. of 
 
 ^ Α<χοσμ.ύχ^ω, f. ξω, p. χα, to consume by 
 fire or by grief. Th. β-μνχω. 
 
 ' A'pfoffo^zMyf. jjo-iw, to drive away, expel, repel. 
 
 Th. (fO^'iU. 
 
 "Ατοίτοζ, ου, ο χα) 'h, not containing quantity, 
 incommensurable. 
 
 'A'^otT'Tta^iov, ου, ro, a piece or fragment 
 torn from the whole of any thing ; and 
 
 Ά•τοα•'^α<τμα, aros, ro, in the same sense. 
 From 
 
 * Α'ΧΟίΤ'χάω, f. ύίτω. ρ, κ,-τίατ'τταχ,α, to pull 
 apart, separate or divide with violence ; \. a. 
 ind. act. a^iff-ifaffa, part. 1. a. act-. a<xo- 
 (fxatrar perf ind. pas. ά,ττία-τασ-μαι, 1. α. ind. 
 pas. a.'XiaTtaffSviv, part. \, a. pas. άττοσ'ταίΤ- 
 6ύς. Th. cprau, to draw. 
 
 "Aifoff'^i't^Uff. (ξω, p. αζχ,α, to SOAV, to cast 
 seed abroad ; p. ind. m. άττία-'Τοξα. 
 
 ' Ατοα-'την^ω, f. iixru, to dissuade or discour- 
 agefrom any thing, Herod, vi, 109.] 
 
 A-v'off'Tro^os, ου, ο και h, sprung or descended 
 from, being the issue of. Th. σ-νύξω. 
 
 ^ A'xoσ'7eoυhάζω,f. atfu, to grow negligent or 
 heedless, to relax in zeal ; part. pres. act. 
 α'7ίοσ<7ίουΙάΖ,ων. From άτο and στου^^η, ivhich 
 is from p. ind. m. of σ•ρηΰ^ω, to be dihgent. 
 
 Άίτόίττα, for αττόσταύι-, or ατόστη^ι, 2. a. 
 imj). act. from the 2. a. ind. act. άττία-την of 
 άφίσ'τημί. Th. Ίστημι. 
 
 Άττοίττα,^οί, and 
 
 'A<ffoarciVov, adv. from afar, far off From 
 a<ffo a7id Ίο'Τ'/ιμι. 
 
 Ά'ΛΌίΤτάζουσ'α, pres. jmrt. act.f. g. of 
 
 ''A-7ro(r'raZ,m,f. %ω, to fall in drops, to drop, 
 distil. Th. ιττάζω. 
 
 Ά•τοα•ταί, άντοί, ο, part, 2. a. act. of άφύ- 
 στϊΐμί. 
 
 A<7to(frair'ia, as, ri, revolt, defection ; ond'^ 
 
 ' ATotfraffiov, ου, ro, divorce, repudiation, a 
 libel of divorce ; and 
 
 Ά-ζτόα•ταψ$, £«?» «• a withdrawing, defection, 
 desertion. u4ll from 2. j^ers. sing, j^erf. ind. 
 pas. of αφίιττ'/ιμι, which see. 
 
 Άτοίττατίον, there must be a desisting or 
 cessation. From• α,φ'κτταμαι. 
 
 ^A'PtoffTaTiUtf ήσω, p. ν^κα, to be absent or 
 out of the Avay ; to forsake or desert. 
 
 Ά'ττοιττάτηί, ου, ο, a deserter, fugitive ; and 
 
 'A-zroffraTiKOi, ii, ov, rebellious, seditious ; and 
 
 ^A<roifrariKUi, adv. in a rebellious or sedi- 
 tious manner. 
 
 Ά'^οιττατίζ, ιΒος, 9i, fem. of awoararins, re- 
 bellious ; used of a city, c^c. All from a,<pro 
 and 'ίίΤΤί^μι, ivhich is from στάω. 
 
 Άτοσηγάζω, to take off the roof of a build- 
 ing, to unroof, f άσω, p. a'^iofTiyaxa, 1. a. 
 ind. act. α-τηστίγα^α. From σ-τίγνι . Th. στίγω, 
 to cover. 
 
 ^ Αττο^τίγασμα, aros, ro, a covering, a roof. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Άτίοΐπίλαιτα, part. 1. a, act. f g. of 
 ατΓοΰ'ηΧ'Κω. 
 
 'A<Toffru^ed,f. ξω, to go away, depart. From, 
 άτο and ιτηΐχ^ω, to go. 
 
 ^ Α-ΡΓοστίλλω, f. ζλω, p. a'^itrraXxa, to send 
 away ; to send with orders ; to banish or drive 
 away, Eurip. Med. 282. In the mid. voice, 
 to go, i. e. to send one's self; and the juis. 
 may sometimes be rendered in the same matt• 
 ner, as, ri, V....i(rraXn?, why didst thou go, 
 Med. 666, 1. a. ind. act, a-jr'iffm'ka, 2. a. 
 ind. act, a'^ritrraXov, j). ind, pas. ά'^Τίο-ίταλμαί. 
 2. a. ind. pas. α-τηστάΚην, 2. a. subj. pas, 
 α-ττοίΤταΧω, part, 2. a. pas. d'ToffraXtis' p. ind, 
 tn. άττίστολα. Th. στέλλω, to send,] 
 
 Άνοσην'οω, f. ύσ•ω, to contract or restrict, 
 confine. From στενού). Th. στενός. 
 
 Ά'roστεξγω,f. ξω, to cease loving, to hate. 
 From a'Tfo and στίξγ&ι, 
 
 Ά^τοστίρεω, u,f ήσω, ρ, άτηστεξ^ικα, to de- 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 10ό 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 prive ; defraud, rob ; 1. α. ind. uct. ά-τίίττί- 
 gnffo., 1. a. subj. act. ά'το^πξ'^σ'ω, perf. ind. 
 pas. α«εσ•τίξη/χ,αι, part, ά'πστίξ'/ιμίνοζ. Th. 
 
 στίΡίω. 
 
 A'^otTTi^yiffii, ίωζ, h, deprivation ; a defraud- 
 ing. Froin 2. pers. sing. perf. ind. jyas. of 
 άτοιττίξίω. 
 
 Ά<7Γοα•ηξ'/ΐτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, a defrauder. From 
 S. pers, sing. p. ind. ^;as. of the jyreceding 
 verb, 
 
 Ά'τόα•'τ'/ιμχ, ατο;, το, an ulcer ; distance, 
 interval. From 1. pers. sing. peif. ind. pas. 
 of άφ'κττημι. 
 
 Άτοστΐ^ναι, 2. a. inf. act. &f ά,φ'κττγιμι. Th. 
 'κττ^ημι 
 
 ^ Αττοσττίξ'ιζω, f. %ω, to prop up, support, 
 strengthen. Th. σ-τηξίζω. 
 
 Ά<^οιττ'^!Τχι, 1. a. i)f. act of κφίσ'Τ'/ιμ:. 
 
 Άττοσ'τ'/κτόμί^ι-:, 1. pi. l.y*. i7id. mid. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'A^PΓoo^τ'^λζω,f. -φω, p. αττίο'ηλφοί, to shine, 
 be brilliant. Th. (ττίλζω. 
 
 'Α7τόσ•ηρζΐ, 2. a, imperat. act. of αττοσ'τεί^ω, 
 to go away. 
 
 Ατοίττολΐΐί, nom. pi. of the following. 
 
 '' A'TTosrcXihii ίως, ο, an officer charged with 
 the marine department in Athens ; minister of 
 the marine. 
 
 'Aifo'fToXh, vi, 91, a mission, embassy, a 
 sending away ; apostleship. 
 
 Ά-^οστολίχοζ, h, ov, apostolic. 
 
 Ά-:τόα•τολον, ου, το, a vessel or boat either for 
 passengers or merchandise, Herod. Vit. 
 Hom.'\ 
 
 Ά-ρτοστοΧοζ, ου, ο, a naval armament or ex- 
 pedition ; a commander of an expedition ; 
 a mandatory letter lo remove a cause from one 
 tribunal to another ; in the Scriptures an Apos- 
 tle, by way of eminence. From p. ind. m. of 
 droerrixXca, to send away. Hence in English, 
 
 APOSTLE. 
 
 Άτο(Τ•τομ^α.τίζω, f itrai, perf. α,'^ΐδτομΛτίκα., 
 to recite or deliver by word of mouth, to inter- 
 rogate, to perplex with questions ; 1. a. ind. act. 
 α/ηστομάτίσα.. From «■To and στΌμχ, the 
 mouth. 
 
 Ά9ΓΟα•τοξγο;, ου, ό κ.αι yi, inimical, hostile, 
 odious ; destitute of affection. From perf. 
 ind. m. of οι,<7τοστ'ίζ^ω. Th. στίξγω, to love. 
 
 'A'TToa-T^ot.Ki^ojjf. ίσω, to banish by the ostra- 
 cism. From ατβ and οοττξκκον, a shell on 
 which they wrote their votes. 
 
 ' Α•;τοσ-τξΆφίίίΊν, τι;, vi, 2. a. opt. pas. d^o- 
 ο-τζαφύί, part. 2. a. j^o^s. άτοστξο,φη;, 2, sing, 
 2. a. subj. pas. arid 
 
 ' Αττοστξοί,φτισομοίί, 2. f. ind. j)as, ατοιττρά- 
 φ' /iTt, 2 a. im2>erat. pas. of 
 
 Ά-τοσ'Τξ'ίφω, f. -φα), p. ά-ζτ'κττξίφκ, to turn 
 aside, avert, keep off; return ; go another 
 way; 1. a. ind. act, α,<τ'ί(ττξζ•φα, 1. a. imj). 
 act. κτό<ττξί•4/ον, άτω, 2. a. ind. act. ατία-τξκ- 
 φον in pres. pas. ά'ττοα-τξίφομαι, jj, ίται, to be 
 averse to, to be disgusted with, to dislike ; 2. a. 
 ind. pas, οί'^ίστζάφ'/ιν, and 3. pi. ά,τηιττ^ά* 
 
 φί]α•αν, 2. a. subj. pas. ά-τοιττξχφω. Th. στφ.' 
 φω, to turn. Hence 
 
 Ά^οιττξί'φοί; , oivroi, o, part. 1. a. act. and 
 
 Άτοσ-τξοφίι, 5jf, yi, a turning away ; also a 
 refuge, resource ; the figure called apostrophe 
 in rhetoric. 
 
 ΆττΌο'τζοφοί, ου, ο, in grammar, an apostro- 
 phe or sign of elision ; and 
 
 'Ατόιττξοφο;, ου, ό κ,α) γι, that turns away 
 from, disliking, unfriendly. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Άτοα-τΰγίϋ), ω, f 7ΐ(τω, to hate, abhor, de- 
 test, to have a horror at ; ivith an accus. From 
 ατο and στυγίω. 
 
 Άτοστω, ns, γ, 2. a. subj. act. of άφίστνιμι. 
 
 ' Α'Τοα'Όλ.α,α'οίΐ, Dor. for άτοσυλ7^σοίΐ, 1 . a. 
 inf. act. of 
 
 ΆτοσΰΧάω, M,f ήα'ω, to pillage, rob, carry 
 off; defraud, Xen. Mem. i, 4. Th. truxt:, 
 plunder. 
 
 Ά-ζοσ-υνύγω, f. ζω, to separate from ; to 
 scatter. Septuag, Th. αγω. 
 
 'A-ffoffViiayuyoi, ου, ο καά ij, removed from 
 the synagogue, excommunicated. From a 
 jrriv. and συνοίγωγη. Th. αγω. 
 
 ΆτοίΤΰξίζω, -ίσΊτω, -ίττω, f. iffa, or ίζω, to 
 hiss ; to show contempt by hissing. Th. 
 ο'ί/ξία'ο'ω. 
 
 Άτοσ'υίτκίυάζω, f ά(τω, to heap together, 
 collect. 
 
 ^ Α<7Τοιίφο!.'γύζ, ίΐ/τβί, Ο, part. 2. a. jjas. of 
 
 Ά9,'ασ•φύζω, f. ζω, to kill, cut the throat of. 
 Th. σφάζω. 
 
 Άτοσ•φα,κΐλίζΐίν, pres. inf. act. to become 
 putrid, to gangrene. Th. ίτ^«»£λ«;, a gan- 
 grene. 
 
 Ά'ττοσ'φΆΧίΊζ , part. 2. a. jyas. of 
 
 Άτίοσφάλλω, f Χω, p. κα,, to overthrow, 
 subvert ; lead out of the way, mislead ; to 
 defeat one in his attempts; 2. a. ind. pas. 
 \ΐτφάΧν)ν. Th, σφάΧΧω. 
 
 Ά^ττοσφάττω, f. ζω, p. χα, to kill, put tO 
 death ; the same as άτοσφάζω. 
 
 ' ΑτοίΤφίν^ονάω, ω, or ά-τίοσφίνοονίω, ω, f. ήβω^ 
 p. ηκα, to throw or hurl by means of a sling, 
 to sling. 
 
 ' A<π■offφ^v^ov'^to),f. Ισω, to sling ; the same as 
 ατοσφίν^ονάω. 
 
 ' Ατοα-φτίΧαΐ, 3. sing. 1. a. opt, act. JEol. 
 of α'^οσφάΧΧω. 
 
 Άτοιτφξαγίζω, f tira, to unseal, to open j 
 also to seal, to secure as by a seal, Eurip. 
 Orest.'] 
 
 ^ Ατοσφξύγΐ(Τμα, ατός, το, a seal, a signet. 
 From σφζαγίζω. Th. σφξαγίξ. 
 
 "" Ατοσχαζω, f. άσω, to open a vein, to sca- 
 rify. From αττο and ο•χ;άζω. 
 
 'A^off^iTv, 2. a, inf. act. and ά'ρησχ^'ομνιν, 
 2. a. ind. m. of άτίχ^ω. Th. Ίχω. 
 
 Άτόσχ^ίο, for άτοίτχου, abstain or refrain 
 thou, 2. a. imperat. m. of ά-ττίχω. mience 
 also 
 
 Άτ-όα-χεσι;, ίως, vi, forbearance; an abstain- 
 ing from, temperance. 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 loi 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 Ά<τοΐτχίω, an obsolete verb, from which 
 i'ome tenses of άτίχ^ω are formed.^ 
 
 Ά'πασχ^ν>σου(Τΐ, 3. ρ/. 1• f ind. act. of avoff- 
 
 " Κ-ττοίχΊζω, f. (Τω, to separate by tearing, 
 cleaving, t^c. 1. a. ind. act. άτίσχ^ισα, as, v 
 and 
 
 ^ΑτΌσχκτίί, ιως, ri, the act of pulling or 
 tearing off! From a.'xo and σχ;ίζω. 
 
 Άττΰσχ^ολύζίίν, 2)res. inf. act. of 
 
 ' K'πoσχo'kά!ζω,f affu, to be at leisure, Aris- 
 tot. Ethic. X, 6. Th. <ϊχ,ολ'/ι, leisure. 
 
 ^ Α.'π'οο'χ^οΧίομ,οίΐ, ονμαι, f. '/ισομ,αι, to be oc- 
 cupied or engaged ; part. pres. pas. α.'ττοιτχο- 
 Χοΰμινοζ. From ά,'ττο and σ^οΧίω. Th. σχ^οΧ'ή. 
 
 'A-roff^ofAivos, part. 2. a. m. ά'π'Όιτ^ωμα.ι, 
 2. a. subj. m. άνοα•χ^ων, part. 2. a. act. of 
 άτί^ω. 
 
 ' K-7roffo)Z,iff6m, pres. inf. m. or pas. to es- 
 cape or arrive in safety, Xen. from 
 
 Ά-νοσύζω, f uffu, ji. ωκα,, to bring away 
 safely, to preserveyrom sickness or danger. 
 
 ΆταίΠϋ^ΐίναί, 1. a. irf. pas. of α.'Χοσύιζω. 
 Th. (Toos. 
 
 ' Ατοταγτί, >??, h, and ά'^ότκζ^ις, ιωζ, h, a 
 renunciation, giving up ; ii is also the co7itrary 
 to (τύνταζ,ΐζ. From ά'^ο arid τά,σίτω, or τάττω. 
 
 'A^orci^nv, adv. extendedly, in a prolix man- 
 ner. 
 
 'A-rorechis, part. 1. a. pas. of ΰτΰτύνω. 
 Th. τείνω, to extend. * 
 
 Ά'Τοτα.χίίί, part. 2. a. J^'^S• tf ιί•τοτ^κω. 
 Th. τνίκω, to render liquid. 
 
 ΆτότΆχτο;, Kcu 71, reserved or set apart 
 for a particular use. Th . τά,ασω. 
 
 ΆτότΆ^ΐί, See ^ AvtoTccyn' 
 
 ^ Α<τοτά.(Τ(Τομκι, or Att. -τάττομοίΐ, f ό^ομοι,ί, 
 p. ά-^οτίταγμαι, properly to send away or 
 dismiss ; to take leave of, bid farewell ; to be 
 placed ; to be assigned or appropriated, to be 
 dedicated ; 1. a. ind. m. ά'ρπτα,'ξ,άμνιν, 1. a. inf. 
 m. ά-ττοτκ^άσύαι. Th. τάιτσω, or τάττω, 
 
 'ΑτθτάττΛ», f ά.\ω, p. αχοί, to put in a 
 certain place, to post or station as soldiers; 
 to place apart, to appropriate, destine, dedicate. 
 From the same. 
 
 Ά9Γοτάτω, adv. sujyerl. of άίτο, very far, 
 farthest. 
 
 Ά^οτβ'νξόα), eo,f. ύιτω, to make into a bull ; 
 α,'Τοτ(χ,υζουμα,ι, to look ferociously at, or assume 
 a ferocious manner towards cmy one, Eurip. 
 Med. 188.] 
 
 ΆτΌτα,φοζ, ου, ο κ,αι h, deprived of a sepulchre, 
 unburied ; buried apart from others. From 
 K'TTo and τάφος, which is frotn Β^άττω, to bury. 
 
 Άτοταφξεύω, f. βω, to encompass with a 
 ditch, trench, or wall. 
 
 ^ Α-ποηθίαν, by Syncope for άατοτ(.ίί{7^σ•αν, 3. 
 pi. 1 . a. opt. pas. of ατοτί^'/^μι. 
 
 Άτοτύνω, f. ίνω, p. -τίτοίχα, to extend, 
 lengthen, prolong ; ά•ψΰηίνομ«ι, pas. Th. τείνω. 
 
 Ατοτε>χίζω, f. ί(τω, p. ά,'^οτετείχικοί, to 
 surround with a wall, to wall a city ; to ob- 
 iStruct by a Avail j to gain possession of the 
 
 walls (f a city ; 1. a. ind. act. α,'τηηίχκτΛ, 
 From ταχίζω, which isfro^n τείχος. 
 
 Ά'Τοτεί;^»ιης, εως, τι, and ατοτειχισ•μΰς, eu, 
 ο, an obstruction by walls, a walling of a cityt 
 rampart ; and 
 
 Ά'Τοτείχίσ'μοί, α,τος, το, the making of walls ; 
 ramparts. From the .same Th. 
 
 ' Α-ττοτεκμοι,ίαομοι,ι, to judge, to conclude yrow 
 proofs or arguments, Apollon. Rhod. iv. 
 1038.] 
 
 Ά'τοτικνωύω, 1. a. subj. pas. of 
 
 Άτΰτεκνοω, ω, f ώ(τω, to deprive of chil- 
 dren. From τεκνοΜ. Th. τίκτω. 
 
 Άτοτελείτμα, ατός, το, completion, accom- 
 plishment of any thing, achievement ; effect, 
 result ; event, issue ; nom. pi. ά'ΧοτεΧ'είτμοι,τα, 
 τα, in astrology, the influences of the stars 
 upon man's destiny. Hence 
 
 Άτοτελεσματίχη, >5ί, h, sc. τεχν/ι, the science 
 of astrology, the art of divining ; and 
 
 Ά'ττοτεΧετμοίτικος, vi, ov, producing an ef- 
 fect, efficient, effective ; and 
 
 Ά'τοτετελειτμενος, vi, ov, part. perf. pas. of 
 ά,<ΡΤοτεΧεομαι. Th. τίλος. 
 
 Άτοτελεο-μος, ου, ο, an effecting, accomplish- 
 ment, completion ; allfroin 1 . jyers. sing, perf 
 ind. pas. of άτοτελεω. Th. τέλος. 
 
 ' Α^οτελεστίκος, ου, ο κ,οά τ], effective, hav- 
 ing the power of effecting. From 3. si?ig. 
 2^erf. ind. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 ' Α<7ΓοτεΧευτάω, cu,f. ν\(ίω, to bring to an end, 
 to finish ; to come to an end, to die. From the 
 2. sing, perf . pas. cf which comes 
 
 Ά-^τοτελεύτ'/κτις, εως, ίι, end, termination ; 
 death. From d^o and τελευτοιω. Th. τελας. 
 
 Ά-Τΰτελεω, ω, f, ειτω and Ϋΐα•ω, j}. ατοτετε- 
 λεκα, to effect, accomplish, execute, bring to 
 an end ; also to pay as tribute or duties, to 
 perform engagements, vows, or sacrifices, Xen. 
 Cyrop. iii, 2 ; to produce fruit ; pres. pas. 
 ά,τοτεΧ'εομοίί, -ουμοίΐ, to be profited, to be con- 
 valescent ; perf. ind. pas. αττοτετελεσμοιι, and 
 part, ά-^τοτετελεσμενος, '/j, ov, 1. a. ind.. pas. 
 ά,ττετελεσ'ύην, τις, -/ι, part. άτοτελίΐτύε)ζ, εΤα•», εν. 
 From κ-ττο and τελεω. Th. τέλος, the end^ 
 tribute.] 
 
 Ά^οτεμνω, f. άττοτεμω, to cut off, sever ;. 
 a7id 
 
 Άτοτεμων, part, of the same. Th. τέμνω, 
 to cut. 
 
 ' Αττοτ'εζ,εα-βαΐί, 1. f inf. m. of αττοτίκτομΆΐ. 
 Th. τίκτω, to bring forth. 
 
 Άίτότιξ/?, εως, h, a bringing forth. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Άττύτεξος, distant. From άττό. 
 
 Ά-7τοτεξύϋ, adv. Poet, farther. From the 
 same. 
 
 Ά^οτεταμενος, perf. j)art. pas. of ά,τβτείνο- 
 μαΐ' ά<τοτετοι,ντκι, 3. pi. perf hid. pas. Th. 
 τείνω, to extend. 
 
 Ά'π'οτετμ'/ιτο, Ion. and Poet, for αττετε- 
 τμτϊτο, 3. sing, plupef. ind. pas. of α.<7Γοτεμνο- 
 μαι ; hence 1. sing. 1. a. ojif. pas. α'π'οτμη- 
 hinv. Th. τέμνω. 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 102 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 * h.'Tt'o'nVffor ά,φ^ ου, for α-^ο νου. Ion. 
 Ά.9τόηυγμο(, α7ο$, το, want of success, ill 
 success ; opposed to ί'Τίτίνγμα.• and 
 
 'A-roTtu^iS, ίω$, fi, ill success, ill luck. Th. 
 
 ^ Α'ττβτγιγα,ιι'ίΖ,ω, f, Ισω, to eat fried meats ; 
 to fry, roast, or broil. From τήγα-νον, a stove 
 or implement for frying, roasting, &c. 
 
 'A-TToryiKCd, f. |&;, to make liquid, to melt, 
 dissolve, soften, macerate. ] 
 
 * Α<^οτνιλ.ου, adv. afar off, Odys. ix, 116.] 
 
 "Ατοτίύημ,ι, to lay down, relinquish, re- 
 nounce, abdicate ; f. α,ττοθτίσω^ j). a-proriuUKU• 
 
 1. a. ind. act. α,ττ'ιί/ιχα, 1. a, ind. pas. άτητί- 
 iuv, I. a. ind. m. ά,'^'ίύηκάμην, ω, α,το, part. 
 
 2. a. m. κ•7Το6'ψΛνο$, '/ι, ov, 2. a. inf. m. a^oui- 
 ffSui. See other tenses under νΐότ^μι. 
 
 'A'Tforlzred, to produce children. Th. τίκτω. 
 
 ^ Α-νοτίλλω, f. ίλω, to pull out the hair, 
 Herod, i, 123. Hence 
 
 ' Α-τοτίλμοί, Βίτος, το, a portion torn or 
 pulled off. Th. τίλλω. 
 
 Άττοτιμάω, f. τκτω, j). yix,ec, to value, esti- 
 mate ; to pledge, to punish. Th. τίω, to 
 honqur. 
 
 'Α^οτΙμημα, ατοζ, το, and 
 
 ^Α'τ^ήμον, το, a pledge, engagement, secu- 
 rity ; and 
 
 'ΑττΌτίμος, ou, ο κοά 'h, inglorious, unhon- 
 oured ; also pledged. From the same Th. 
 
 'AfTOTivay^a,, α,τοξ, το, any thing which 
 falls off i?i shaking or combing, ^c. From 
 
 'Ατοτινά(Τ(τω, f. «!&>, p. αττοτίτίνοίχ^οι, to 
 shake off, cause to fall off, as in combing, brush- 
 ing, ^c. 1 . a. ind. act. α,-^ζτίνχί,α, 1 . a. hn- 
 perat. act. κ'^οτίνα^ον, άτω, jyart. 1. a. act. 
 i.'ffoTivaiflt.i, κντοξ, ο, 1. a. inf. m. άτοτινύ- 
 \ασ6αί. Th. Ttvafftroi), to shake. 
 
 'A'pfoTmv^Kt, 2)as. to be punished, to be ex- 
 acted as a punishment is ; mid. to punish, 
 avenge, exact.] 
 
 Ά-πΌτιννύμίνοζ, ου, ο, pres. part. m. of ά.'τΐο- 
 τίνννμα,ι, or -τίννυμι. Th. τιω. 
 
 'Α^οτίννυμι, and -τιηύω, to pay, discharge, 
 suffer punishment. See ά^οτίννυμοίΐ.'Ι 
 
 'A'7roTTveo,f. άτοτΊσω, j). ατοτίτίχα, to suf- 
 fer punishment, to make satisfaction ; to pay, 
 discharge; 1. a. ind. ά-τίτια-οί. Frotn avo 
 and TUu,for τιω. 
 
 ^ Α'^τοτκτάμζνος, part. 1. «. m. άτοτ'κτΆξ, part, 
 act. of α,τοτίω. Th. τίω. 
 
 * A'^roTiffu, l.f ind. act. 3. sing, ά^ΰτίσ^ι, 1. 
 c. subj.act. ά,'ττοτ'κτΒμίν, 1. ^?Z. \.f. ind. act. of 
 
 ^ΑνοτΤω, f. Ίσω, p. ixct, to punish, pay; 
 make satisfaction, compensate. Th. τΊο*. 
 
 ^ Α'Τθτμνί•γω or α.<νοτμνίσσω, f. ξώ/, to cut off^ 
 retrench, 7)ari. 1. a. act. ά'^οτμνί^ας, 2. a. pas. 
 ά'^ιτμά.γ/ι», which is from, ά<το and τμήσσω, 
 the same as the obsolete verb τμάω. Th. 
 τ'ίμνω, 
 
 "Α'ΛΌτμος, ου, ο χα) ri, unfortunate, unhappy; 
 superl. άτοτμ'οτοι,τοζ' α,'ττοτμοί -ττάτμοζ, wretched 
 fortune. From apr. and ν'οτμοζ. 
 
 ^ ΑτοΤΰΧμάω, ω, f. ή<τω, p. ά^οτετολμηκα, 
 
 to have hardihood, to adventure boldly. 2%. 
 τόλμα, vss, 71, boldness or bravery. 
 
 ΆτΓοτομγι, vts, jj, a cutting off; and 
 
 Ά'^οτομιοί, as, vi, rigour, strictness. From 
 
 ^ Αν'οτομοζ, ou, Koi 'a, rough, hard ; inex- 
 orable ; strict, <χ'ίτξα. άτΌτομοζ, a precipice of 
 rocks. Hence 
 
 Ά-ττοτομως, adv. with rigour or severity. All 
 from τίμνω. 
 
 " Α'ττοτοζ, ου, ο χα) vt, that does not drink ; υ%ωξ 
 ατοτον, water not fit for drinking. From a j)r. 
 and τίνω, to drink. 
 
 Άτοτξοιγίΐν, 2. a. inf. act. of αττοτξίόγο}. 
 Th. Τξά<γω, to eat. 
 
 Ά'π■oτξa,χ^ύvω,f. υνω, to exasperate, proA'oke, 
 Th. τξα,χ;υί, rough. 
 
 Ά-τοτζί-^τίχοί, h} ov, dissuasive ; tutelary, 
 protecting. 
 
 ^Α^οτξί-τω, f. "φω, p. ατοτ&τξίφοί, to turn 
 away or avert; dissuade, deter, 1. a. act. 
 άττίτξί'φα, 2. a. act. ανίτξα^τον in mid. άτο- 
 τφ'ττομα.ι, to be averse to, reject. Th. τξίτω. 
 
 '' Α<^οτφ.χ^ω, f ^^ι\ω, to run back, to flee, 
 run away. Th. τξ^χ^ω,fut. Β-ξίξω, to run. 
 
 Ά9roτξtζoμeιι,f. "ψομαι, and 
 
 Ά'Τοτξτζω, f. ί-ψω, to rub, wear out, efface ; 
 wipe ; prevent ; obstruct ; and from the 1 . sitig. 
 petf. ind. p)as. comes 
 
 Ά'!τΌτζίμμα, ατοζ, το, any thing that is rub- 
 bed off or worn off. Th. τξίζω. 
 
 Ά^οτξοττάασ-^αα, pres., irf. mid. Poet, for 
 ά•7Τοτξο•7Γα.σ•βοι,ι, contracted, from 
 
 "Α'ρτοτξο'ζάομαι, to turn one aside from, dis- 
 suade. From τξο-ττάω, for τφ.'^ω, to turn. 
 
 'Ά'ττοτςο'πα,ιοξ, ου, ο xou ij, that averts ill, 
 tutelary ; detestable ; and 
 
 Άτoτξo<nάζω,f. άσω, p. axa, to expiate. 
 
 "" Α-ττοτ^ο-ττιασμοζ, οΰ, ό, aversion, abomination ; 
 also expiation. Jos. I. I. c. 4. Same Th. 
 
 Άντότξοτοξ, ου, ο χα) ίι, to be held in aver- 
 sion ; to be avoided or shunned, Bion. ii, 2. 
 From άτοτξίτομοίί. Th. τρί7Τω.~\ 
 
 Ά<π•Ότξοφοξ, ου, b χα.) ν>, brought up away 
 from one's parents. Th. τξίψω, to bring up. 
 
 Ά'>τότξο;ί^οί, ου, ό, a race-ground, course. 
 Schol. Eurip. Med. 46.] 
 
 ^ Α'νοτζυγάω, ui,f -/iffu), to have a vintage or 
 harvest. Th. τξΰγ'/ΐ. 
 
 ^A'7roTguxta,f. όζω, to consume, use up. 
 
 Άτοτξύω, f ύσω, to wear out, fatigue, ex- 
 haust ; ατΓοτξΰομα,ί, to be exhausted or Avorn out. 
 Th. τξύω, and thence τξύχω. 
 
 Άτοτυγχ;ανόμίνα, ων, τα, misfortunes. 
 
 Ά•;Γΰτυγ;:^α.νω, to be disappointed, fall short 
 of, fail ; lose ; to become unfortunate or un- ' 
 happy, Anstot. Poet. 14. f τύϊ,ομοα, 2. a. ind. 
 act. ετυχον, part. 2. a. act. αττοτυ^ων. From 
 ά-πο and τ<)<γ^ά))ω, to obtain.] 
 
 ' ΑτΤοτυ'νοω, ω, and -ουμαι, i.f act. ωο'ω, p. 
 ωχα, to fashion or model. From τύχο$, a 
 type or model. 
 
 ^ Α<π•οτύ7ΤΤίσ6αι, pres. inf. m. Th. τύ'τττω. 
 
 Άτοτύ-ρτωμα, ατοζ, re, an image made after 
 a model ; and 
 
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 103 
 
 ΑΠΟ 
 
 Ά-τοτυ^ΤΜΟΊί) ίως, ίι, the same. 
 
 Άττοτυφλόω,/', ωσω, ρ, ωκα, to make blind. 
 
 'Α.τοτύφλωίηζ, £ώ/ί, h, a making blind. 
 
 "Ατοτυχ^Ίοί, α,ζ, 'h, a disappointing, frustrat- 
 ing. From ά.'^οτυγχάνομαι. Th, τυγχ;άνω. 
 
 Ά9Γΰτυχ^ων, part. 2. a. act. ά,^τοτυχίΤν, 2. a. 
 inf. act. of ά-ρτοτυγχ^άνω. 
 
 Ά•7Τουζκμινοξ, excluded from, deprived of; 
 by Sync, for ά^τουξκτά/Λίνοί, part. 1 . a. m. of 
 ά-τουξίζω, Ion. for άφοξίζω^ to separate. From 
 Ό'ξοί, a boundary. 
 
 ΆίΤοόξΒίί, jjart. 1 . a. act. for α,τονξίίταί, by 
 ■ Sync. jEol. from ά^ονξίζω, for άφοξΙΖ,ω. 
 Same Th. 
 
 "A<prouiy ohos, Kou i, having no feet, foot- 
 less. From a priv. and crous, a foot. 
 
 'A-jrovoOi, nom. sing, f g. of a-xm, part, 
 pres. of Ά-ττίίμι, to be absent ; 'h yn αττοΖίτα, a 
 foreign land." Hence 
 
 Άτουσ-ίά., as, h, absence, want or deficiency 
 (f any thing. 
 
 Άτοψκίνίϋ, f. ανω, p. ΰίγκα, to show, to 
 manifest ; demonstrate, prove ; pronounce, 
 affirm, declare ; make known, make manifest ; 
 mid. to declare or make known one's ojrinion, 
 Tuv ά'η'ίφήνα.ο yvuf^'iav (for κ'^ηφήνω^ 2. sing. 
 \. a. m.)y of the opinions which you have de- 
 clared or stated, Herod, vii, 52. It is also 
 used in this sense without γνάμ^^ν, Xen. Mem. 
 iv, 4. ΆΤοφαίνίο'βΰίΐ, pres. inf. pas. ά,ΤΓοφοί,ίνό- 
 fAivoi, ou, and in pi. n. g. ά'^οφοανΌμινα, part, 
 pres. mid. Th. ψαινω^ to show.] 
 
 Ά^τοψαναυμίν, \. pi. l.f. or 2. f. ind. act. 
 of α,'^οφα,ινω. 
 
 Ά'ρτόφα,νσίί, ζω?, ri, a declaration or decision 
 of a judge ; an assertion, proposition, affirma- 
 tion ; the contrary to ϊν^οίχσ-μοί, uncertainty 
 or want of decision. 
 
 Άττοφαντίκοζ, 71, ov, verbal adj. declarative, 
 declaratory. From ατοφαίνω. 
 
 Ά^όφκα -h, 2. 2}l. 2. a. imjier. m. of 2. a. 
 ind. m. Ιφάμτ^ν From φγ,μΊ. 
 
 Ά^όφα,ίΠί, iOiis, h, edict, sentence ; a saying 
 or maxim ; inventory or list of things ; in the 
 plur. judicial informations ; dat. jjI. ά-πΌφάΐπσ-ι. 
 From α,'ττΌφημι. 
 
 Άτοφΰί,α-μίνωί, adv. openly, manifestly. 
 From οί'ΤοφαίνΜ. 
 
 Άτοφίξζομα/, to be nourished or fed upon, 
 to feast upon, Furi]). Med. S23.] 
 
 Άττοφίξΰίχτο, Ion. for α^οφίξοιντο, 3. pi. 
 2^res. opt. m. of 
 
 Ά'^ΰφίξω, f ά.'ττο'κϊω, to carry away, take 
 away; to carry off or win α p?'ize ^c. to bring 
 back or restore ; to designate, to name or ap- 
 point ; to pay or discharge ; ά-νοφίζομαι, to 
 emanate from, to flow or proceed from ; 1. a. 
 ind. act. a.'TtnnyA.u., 2. a. ind. act. άτΓ'/ινζγκ,ον, 
 p. m. aTiV'/ivop^a, 1. a. ind. jms. άτννίγχ^βνίν, 
 1. a, inf. pas. ά,'ΠνίγχύηνΆΐ, 2. a. inf. act. 
 ά-τηνίγκ,ίΊν. Th. φίξω, to carry or bear. 
 
 Ά•^οφίύγω, 1. f ind. m. αττοφίό^ομαι, to 
 fly, escape, avoid ; to be acquitted of a cnme, 
 i. e. to escape the judgment of the law or get 
 
 off, 2. a. ind. act, κτίφυγον, 2, a. opt. act. 
 α,χαφνγοιμι, οΐζ, οι, part, ά'^οφυ'γω)), iff. α,'ττοφυ• 
 yitv. Th. φίύγω, to flee. 
 
 Ά'Tΰφ9]μ^,f. φγισω, to deny ; refuse ; declare, 
 set forth, make manifest ; opposed to σΰμφηι^ί. 
 From d-ro a7id φ'/ιμί. Th . φάω, to speak. 
 
 ΆτΌφΥιμος, ου, ό κα) 'h, unlucky, of ill omen, 
 inauspicious. From a-TCo and φημ^, an omen. 
 
 'Aire^jjiia/, 1. a. inf. act. of ά-ζτΰφαίνω. 
 Th. φαίνω, to show. 
 
 Άτόφί^σα, ίωζ, vi, a denial ; declaration, 
 opinion. From ά^όφ'^μι. 
 
 Άττοφ^ίγγομΆΐ, f γ^ομαι, to speak or utter 
 one's opinion, to utter a saying or maxim ; to 
 give out oracles ; 1. a. m. ά.'τηφόίγϊ,άμ-Λν, u.j 
 aro. From άτο and φύίγγομαι. Hence 
 
 "" Κ'τίοφΰί'γμα., arog, το, an apophthegm, max- 
 im, or wise saying. Hence the English word 
 
 APOPHTHEGM. 
 
 Ά-τοφβϊ&ω, See under ΆτΌφβίμι.'\ 
 
 Ά<7Τοφ9Ίμίνοί, pres. part. pas. (by Sync, for 
 ά,•νοφ&ιΌμίνοζ) of ο,-πΌφάιω. Th. φύίω, or φύίω. 
 
 Ά';τΌφβιμι, ά'π'οφβ'ίννύω, ά,'ΤΓοφύίνω, and ά,<Χο- 
 φ6Ίω, to consume, destroy, ruin, spoil, kill. 
 From the first form, comes the ^wssiwe α,<πΌφ6>- 
 μαι, and part, ά'π-οφβίμινος' ά,τίφύιύον, they 
 perished, Odys. v, 110, as derived from ά,-ττ ο - 
 φβίβω ; but some read here α,τίφύίύίν, for oc^n- 
 φύιύ'/ιοΌ,ν. Schneid. Lex.'\ 
 
 Ά-7ΤοφύινύβονσΊ, 3. jyl. pres. ind. act. of 
 ά,τοφόινύύω. Th. φ6ίω, to destroy. 
 
 Άττοφύινύθω, See Ά-ζΌφέιμι. 
 
 Άττοφύϊνω, to destroy; to perish or be 
 destroyed. See under α.τόφόίμι.'] 
 
 Ά^οφόί/ηη, 3. sing. 1. a. act. opt. ^ol. 
 for α.'ττοφθΊα-αι, Hes. Op. 664. From φύίω. 
 
 Ά^νοφύίσβω, by Sync, for ά7Γΰφύάα•6ω, 3. sing. 
 pres. imperat. m. or pas. of ά-ποφύίομαι. From 
 the saine. 
 
 'Ά-ττοφβΙω, See under Άίτόφόίμι.] 
 ' ΆτοφλΒίυξίζω, f. ίσω, or ίζω, Oor. to de- 
 spise as of no value, to make no account of. 
 Find. Pyth. iii, 23; Herod, i, 86. From 
 φλα,νξίζω, Att. for φαυλ'ίζω. Th. φαύλο;, 
 worthless, vile.] 
 
 Ά-ΡΓοφλαυξίζασ'α, Dor. for ατοφλανξίσαα'α, 
 part. 1. a. act.f. g. of the jn'eceding verb. 
 
 Ά'Τοφοιζά'ζω, f. α•ω, to purify ; to give out 
 oracles, as Apollo does. 
 
 Ά'ττόφονοί φόνος, an unjust murder, Eurip. ' 
 Orest. 163.] 
 
 Ά•7τοφοζα, as, 71, a taking away ; tribute, 
 contribution, tax ; income, rent ; exhalation, 
 emanation ; a7id 
 
 Ά-τοφοξτι, m, 71, Ion. for α-ττοφοξά. Th. 
 φίρω. 
 
 ^ Α^οφοξτίζομαι, f 'κτομαι, to disburthen 
 one's self, to relieve one's self of a burden ; 
 ά-τΓοφοξτω, in the same sense. Th. φόξτος, a 
 burden. 
 
 Ά'ρτοφξα;, αδίί, unlucky, unfortunate, inau- 
 spicious, wicked ; άτοφξά^ε5 τιμίξαι, unlucky 
 days. Th. φζάζω, to speak. 
 
ΑΠΟ 
 
 104 
 
 ΑΠΡ 
 
 'Α.'^οίΡζά'ΤΎω or ~ά.σσω, f. ά,^,ω, to stop Up, 
 obstruct, impede. Th. φξάττω, or φζάσσω. 
 
 ^Α-ζΌφυγίΤν, 2. a. hif. act. of α,'Τοφ%ΰγω. 
 
 ^Α'Τΰφνγ^ι, Yiii «5 flight, escape ; acquittal. 
 
 ^ Α<7Τοφύο(Λαι, to spring or grow up, to grow 
 from or out of.] 
 
 Ά'^τοφϋσΆΜ, ω, f. nifm, to breathe out one^s 
 life, Aristoph. Vcsp. to blow away any thing, 
 Aristot.] 
 
 Άτοφύω,/. νσ-ω, to send out shoots.] 
 
 Άτοφύλίον, ου, T.3, a monstrous or unnatural 
 birth ; and 
 
 ^ΑτοφωΧιοζ, ου, ό και 'h, vain, fruitless, bar- 
 ren, Odys. xi, 248, contemptible, despicable, 
 xiv, 212, ουκ, οίΤοφάιΧίο, ύ^ύ;, not being ig- 
 norant, knowing things that do not belong to 
 the iffnorant or uninformed, v, 182. From 
 ατο, (ind ψωΧίος or φωΧ%α„\ 
 
 Ά'Τοχ^ά'ζω, f. ά.σω, to recede, withdraw, 
 Odys. xi, 94.] 
 
 Ά/τοχ;α,λάω, a),f. ίσω, to let soar or fly, give 
 scope to, Aristoph. Nub. 760.] 
 
 ' Αττοχ^ϋξόζιοί, and 
 
 Ά'Τοχ^ίίξοζίωτΰ;, ου, ο y,au η, liAang by man- 
 ual labour, Xen. and Herod. From ίττο, 
 χ^ύξ, and βιο;. 
 
 Ά•7Τοχ^ίΐξοτονί7σ6αι, to be removed from of- 
 fice, to be voted against ; aiid 
 
 Άτοχ^ιίξοτούω, f. νκτω, to vote against, to 
 abrogate or repeal by a vote ; and 
 
 Ά'Τορ(^αξοτονίίχ., cii, 'h, a voting against; a re- 
 moval from office -, repeal. From d-ro, χ^ύζ, 
 the hand, and πίνω, to hold up. 
 
 Ά'ΡΤοχ^ίτιυσά[/,ί)ΐοζ, part. 1. a. m. of 
 
 "A^cXZTivmjf. ίΰσω, to conduct water through 
 a channel or canal ; to avert an evil. 
 
 " Α-χΌχίοι), and κ.'Τοχ^ίύω, f. ήσω, ίσω, and 
 iiiacj, p. οί'ΤΓοκ'ίχ,υχ.α,, to pour out, pour away, 
 shed; l.f.pas. χ^υύ'/κτομα,ι, p. pus. χ,ίχ^υ/Λαι. 
 Th. χ,'ίω, to pour out. Also 
 
 ^ Α'Τοχ^ίΰο^.αι, f. ίυ<ϊαμα.ι, and κ'^ο^υω, f. 
 vifoj, in the same sense. 
 
 Ά'^οχ;-/), yii, h, distance; an abstaining from; 
 a receipt for money. Th. ίχω. 
 
 Ά•τοχ^Όω, ω,/, ώσω, to obstruct by a mound, 
 Xen:\ 
 
 ^ Ατίοχ^ξΆν, Ion. for α.τοχ^ξΤιν, ])res, inf. act. 
 α,χοχ,οα, μοι, it suffices me. From ά-ττοχ^ξάω. 
 See Ά-ττΌχ^ξ'/ι. 
 
 ^ Α'ττο^ράομ,α,ι, c>jfjt,i/.i, f. '/i(rof/,oc,i, p. α,Τοκίχ^ρ'/ι- 
 μ,αι, to abuse, make an ill use of; to make use 
 of, to exhaust or consume by using. Th. χξκω. 
 
 Ά•^ορζ;ξίύμι.νο;, Ion. for αττοχ^ξύμίνοζ, con- 
 tented, satisfied ; as also α,-ττοχ^^σΟαι, to be sat- 
 isfied. 
 
 Άπ'οχ^^Ά, impers. from the obsolete verb 
 u.'Tr'ox^pnfJt'h vii, '^<ft, and by Ajwcope α.'ττΌχ^ο'/ι, 
 whe7icc hf. ά,^τοχ^^Τιν for άττοχ,ογ,νκι• f. «<το;^^'/5- 
 ifit, to suffice, to be sufficient ; impeyf. κτίχ^ξ'/;, 
 1. a. κτίρ^ξταη, part, α,-^οχ^ζων, and in f. g. 
 Λ-ττοχοωσα,. Frovi χοάω. 
 
 Α-ττΌχξ'/ίΐη;, ίοΐζ, h, properly abuse (f any 
 thing ; consumption or wear of any thing by use ; 
 a killing, destroying. From ΰ•7Τοχοάου.νΛ. 
 
 Άι'βχζνΰ'όω, ω, f. ύίτω, to gild, cover with 
 gold. From αττο and χξνσ-όω.^ 
 
 Άτοχξωντω;, adv. sufficiently, abundantly. 
 From κτοχξύίν, which is from χξάα;. 
 
 Ά-ρτοχυθάί, part. 1 . a. jJas. of cc^oxza. Til, 
 x'iM, 10 pour out. 
 
 Ά-νοχωλζύω, f. ζΰται, to make lame. 
 Xen.] 
 
 ' Ανοχωννυμι,, and ecTrox&'vvoujf. ΰσω., to pro- 
 tect by a mound, to fortify ; the same with 
 ΆΤΓοχόω.] 
 
 Άτοχωξίω, ω, f νίο'ω, J)• οί'ΤΤοκίχωρνικα,, to 
 depart, go away, emigrate ; retire from battle, 
 Xen. 1. a. act. Άτεχωξίία'α, part. ά,7τοχωρν\<τοίς. 
 From α.<7Το and χωξίω, to yield. 
 
 ' Ατοχωξπσις, ιως, ίι, departure, retreat, a 
 withdrawing. From the 2. jiers. sing. perf. 
 ind. pas. ff the preceding verb. 
 
 Ά-ττοχωοίζω, the same with χΰao'iζω,f. Ίιτω, 
 p. α,ττοκ,ίχωζίκ,χ, to separate, to part, set aside ; 
 distribute, distinguish ; 1 . a. i7id. pas. ά,ττοχωζί- 
 ffum, 1 . a. iif. pas. άτοχωξίσ•^?ίνχι. From utto 
 and χωρι;. 
 
 Άτοχωξονντα,, ων, roc, evacuations of the 
 body, excrements, Xen. Mem. i, 4. Frotn 
 α'Ά'οχωξίω.^ 
 
 Άτο•φύ,Μ, f '/iffoj, and α,το•^άο(/,αι, f. ήσο- 
 μχι, to wipe off, to clean, Xen. Cyrop. i, 3 ; 
 mid. to wipe one's self. 
 
 ^ A■ro■^'/ι(piZ,ofJL•U^,f. 'κτομα,ι, p. ισμ,οίΐ, to acquit 
 by vote an accused, jyerson, to annul a law, to 
 remove from office ; commonly used with the 
 genitive. Th. -ψίίφο;. 
 
 'ATo\piXOM, u),f ωσω, to make bare, to de- 
 prive of covering, as of hair, slcin, <^c. to de- 
 prive of power, to impair, Herod, iii, 32.] 
 
 "Ατβ-ν/'/ί, ίως, h, view, sight ; prospect. 
 Th. O<TToix.ixt. 
 
 Άτο-^ϋχω, f. ^ω, p. άττί-φυχυΐ, to make 
 cool, to cool ; to extinguish life, to die ; to 
 swoon or faint ; to dry, to cleanse ; to CA'acu- 
 ate the bowels; 1. a. ind. act. «ντέ-ψϋξα. Th. 
 •^ύχω, to cool. 
 
 ^ Α-ττούμνυί, 2. sing, imperf. ind. act. Poet, 
 for άτύμνυ;, from impcif. ind. act. ΰί<π•ωμνυν, 
 of the verb άτΌμνυμι, vjhich is from α.'ττο and 
 ομνυμι, to swear. 
 
 Άίτ^α^/α, α;, τι, want of employment ; 
 non-employment ; idleness, leisure. 
 
 ^ Ατραγμάτίντο;, ου, ο xoit h, that has cost 
 no labour or exertion ; idle, listless. From 
 a, pr. and <Τξΰ(,γμΆΤίύω. 
 
 Άτξοίγμόνω;, adv. without exertion or la- 
 bour, in an indolent manner ; also 
 
 Ά'Τξοί.γμΰΐτίιν'/ι, η;, and ά,ττξοο^ια, a;, τι, leisure, 
 idleness, indolence ; and 
 
 ^ Ανρά,γμων, ovo;, ο tccu h, at leisure, free 
 from business ; avoiding disputes or law-suits ; 
 and 
 
 ΆτζΆχ-τίω, Z,f. '/ισω, to do nothing, to be 
 in a state of inaction ; to obtain nothing, Xen. 
 Cyrop. Also 
 
 " Ατξοίκ,τοί, ου, ο κοά «, in a passive sense,, 
 not done, unfinished ; and actively, that has 
 
ΑΠΡ 
 
 105 
 
 ΑΠΤ 
 
 not clone any thing, without power, that has 
 not accomplished or succeeded in ; and hence 
 
 ΆτξάχτΜζ, adv. without being accomplish- 
 ed, in an incomplete state, ineffectually. Jill 
 Jrom a, priv. and 'ττξά,τηο, to do. 
 
 Άτξίττίΐα, α,ξ, ri, indecorum, impropriety, 
 unbecomingness. 
 
 Ά 
 
 ίΤ^ενΤ'/ΐί, ο Kvit '/ι, 
 
 and 
 
 το αΤΰίΤί;, saj, ου;. 
 
 unbecoming, indecorous, unsuitable. Froin χ 
 pr. and Τζί-ρπι, or Τζί'^ω, to be decorous or 
 suitable. 
 
 "Α'-^ξί-τταν, unbecoming, unsuitable. From a 
 pr. and ττξίττω. 
 
 Άττξί-τ&ί;, adv. unbecomingly, contrary to 
 decorum, 
 
 "Α•Τξ7]ΐίΤΰ;, Ion. for α.'^ξΆ-ΛΤος, oo, ο kou «• 
 ά'τΤζ'Λκτοκη, dat. pi. Ion. and Poet. From 
 a pr. and ■τΓξύ.ττω. 
 
 Άι'ξΐάτΫΐν, adv. without ransom, without re- 
 Avard or compensation, Iliad i, 99, Odys. xiv, 
 377 ; or it may be used as an adj. in the ace. 
 sing.f. gend. Fro?n a, pr. and -ττξία.μα.ι, to ran- 
 som, buy. 
 
 "Α^ξίγ^α, adv. the same as ά.τξίξ. JEschyl.~\ 
 
 ΆίΤ^/ξ, adv. with tenacity, mth strength, in 
 such manner as to be incapable of being divided 
 or parted. From a pr. and •2Τξίω. 
 
 Άτξοα4ξίτο;, ου, ο nou '/ι, involuntary, not 
 deliberately done, Aristot. Ethic, v, 8. From 
 a pr. Τξΰ, and ecioims, ivliich is from oit^su, to 
 take. 
 
 Ά-ζτξοοιίζίτω;, adv. involuntarily, unadvisedly, 
 unpremeditatedly, 
 
 ' Ατξοζούλίυτος, ου, ο kou '/>, and ά'ττροα- 
 ζούλίυτος, rash ; unadvised, inconsiderate. The- 
 cphr. 3 ; the inconsiderate, Ceb. Tab. 8.] 
 
 Ά^ξοζουλΐύτΜ;, and α,Τξο>τζουλίύτω;, adv. 
 unadvisedly, inconsiderately. 
 
 ^Ατξοζουλία, cc;, 'h, inconsiderateness, want 
 of deliberation. From a. pr. -τξο, and βουλ'/ι, 
 counsel. 
 
 Άτξόόΰμοξ, xet) h, unwilling, sluggish, 
 tardy. From a. pr. and Τζαβυ/ΛΟζ. Th. 
 9-uf/,oi. Hence 
 
 Άτξοβύμω;, adv. unwillingly, tardily. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 ' Α-ττξοικο;, ου, ο χά) η, destitute of a portion 
 or endowment, unendowed. From oc. pr. a7id 
 -ίΤξΰ'ίξ, by SyncBresis ίΤ^βΓξ, portion or dowry. 
 
 Ά'ττζονο'/ισ-ία, oi?, «, want of reflection. 
 
 Ά-^Τξονό'ήτο;, ου, ο καΐ τι, unreflecting, heed- 
 less, imprudent, rash. Hence 
 
 Άτξανο'/,τωζ, adv. without care, incautious- 
 ly, heedlessly. From a pr. ';τξο, and voos, mind. 
 
 Ά-^ξόοττο;, ου, ό κ,οά r„ unforeseen, unex- 
 pected, JEschyl. Hence 
 
 'Ar^oacTTiwi, adv. in an unforeseen manner, 
 unexpectedly. From oc, pr. ^ξο, and ο-τττομοίΐ. 
 
 Ά-ττξοόξ&τοί, ου, ο κ,αι τι, unforeseen, unlook- 
 ed for. 
 
 Άτξοοξύ.'τωζ, in an unforeseen manner, unex- 
 pectedly.] 
 
 'Ατξόα•ξατοί, ου, ό κοά vt, inaccessible. 
 Lucian.^ 
 
 14 
 
 Άτζοα-'^ίτΐί, ίοζ, ο KoCi -/;, that is in want of 
 nothing, not in need of. 
 
 ' A'Tpotr'^iovvtroi, ων, τα., pi. from 
 Άτξοο'^ίόνυα'οί, ου, ο κοά ή, absurd, that is 
 not to the purpose ; ά-π^οοσ^/ονυο-οί, xiyziv, to 
 utter absurdities ; from the jrroverb ουΤίν ττξος 
 ΑιόνυοΌν, this has nothing to do with Bacchus. 
 ' Α•^ξοΰ•^όλ,'/ιτον, and ά'/τξοσάακ,'/ιτωζ, adv. un- 
 expectedly, contrary to expectation. 
 
 'Αττζοσνοκ,'ήτοζ, ου, unexpected, sudden ; not 
 expecting, Thucyd. v'l, 69. From a, jw. 
 •π•ξθζ, and ^οκά,ζ/υ, to ex}>ect. ] 
 
 Ά'^ξοΰτ'^οκ,'^τύϋ;, adv. unexpectedly, suddenly ; 
 contrary to expectation. 
 
 Άτξόσ -iXTo;, ου, ο χλι yi, inaccessible, unap- 
 proachable, unattainable. Find. From a, pr. 
 9Τξθί and Ίκομοίΐ, or Ικ,ν'ίομχι, to come. 
 
 Ά'ττξοσ'ίτο?, ov, Kou h, inaccessible. From 
 u, p/r. and <τξοοΊτο;, accessible, from ^ξόσίίμι, 
 ivhich is from -ττξος and ^μι, to go. 
 
 Άτίί<Γ«ο5Τβί, ου, ο και h, unhurt, inviolate j 
 also not foreseeing, and not foreseen. 
 
 Ά'^ξοσκό'ττωζ, adv. without injury, withcut- 
 obstacles. From oo pr. aiid τξοο'Η,οτίι, offence, 
 hurt, which is from ■ττςοσχ.Ό'πτω. Th. κοττω, 
 to strike. 
 
 Ά•7ΓξύσμκΐΤ7ος, ου, ο κά) h, or rather α,-Τξο- 
 τίμοαττοξ, untouched. Intangible.] 
 
 Άττξόσμικτοζ, ου, ό kou h, not mixing in the 
 company of others, unsocial. From a pr. ■^ξο;, 
 and μίγνυμι, to mingle. 
 
 Ά-:τξοσ-ΰξα,το;, ου, ο κκ) h, of friglitful aspect. 
 From a. pr. Τξο;, and o^au, to behold. 
 
 Ά'/τξοσόξμιστο;, ;;, ov, not having a harbour 
 or station for ships. From u j;?•. and -Τξοσ-οξ- 
 μίζω, to get to port. 
 
 ' A'r^ocroj'TroXn-TrTojg, adv. without respect of 
 persons, i. e. without partiality. From α pr. 
 and ^ξοσωνολ.τΐ'ττττις, which is from Τζίχτω'πΌν 
 arid Χα,μζ,ίνο}. 
 
 ^Ατξοίτώ-ζως, adv. without persons or masks. 
 From oi pr. and -χ-ξΌσωνον, face, person. 
 
 ^Αντζοτίμοίο'το;, ου, ο κ,οίΐ w, untouched, invio- 
 late, pure, Iliad xix, 263. From a. pr. and 
 '7Γ^oτtμάσσω,for Τξοα-μάσσω. See also Άττοοσμα- 
 στοζ. Th. μάσα-ω, to touch.] 
 
 ^Α-ΐζοφαίτιστο;, ου, ο κ,α,) 'h, not making ex- 
 cuses or delays, pronipt to serve. 
 
 ΆνΤξΰφΰίσ•ίσ•τύ)ί, adv. without excuses or de- 
 lays, promptly, Xen. Cyrop. ii, 2, and Mem. 
 ii, 6.] 
 
 Ά'ΖΓξόφα,το;, ου, ό kou h, happening suddenl}', 
 not foretold. From ot, jn•. 9τοο, and φάω, to 
 tell. 
 
 " Α-τττΰίίττος, ov, kou h, not striking or im- 
 pinging against ; exempt from fault. From 
 Ά pr. and 'ΡΓΤοι.ιστΰζ, from τταίω, to strike 
 against, be in fault. 
 
 "Αττίξοί, ου, ο Ku) ri, not winged ; «ίΤτί- 
 ξοί μυβοζ, a discourse οί• words that do not fly 
 away but remain fixed in the mind of the hearer, 
 Odys. xvii, 57 ; and 
 
 Άττίξυγο;, ov, ο κα.) τ,, not winged ; ih^ 
 same loith βίτττ'.οος• and 
 
ΑΠΦ 
 
 106 
 
 ΑΡΑ 
 
 Ά-ττίζω^ΰί, 6>>, ο χα) hi the same with 'άχτί- 
 gflj. From a pr. and -ττί^όν. 
 
 " AjTTiffuov, 2. dual. pres. imjyerat. mid. of 
 α,τίτομαι. 
 
 Ά-π'ττ,ν, ηνοί, ο χχ) η, unfledged, Iliad ix, 
 323. From a, pr. and ττ^ινοι, a bird, luhich is 
 from Ί'ττα,μίχ,ί, to fly. 
 
 Ά-π'τ'ίχοζ, οΰ, ο χοά *ι, or ης, τι, ον, having 
 the power of touching or feeling ; ro αττιχον, 
 the touch or feeling, άττηχη αίσύησι?, Ιύναμις, 
 the sense or power of touching. From «Vre- 
 μαι. Th. α,-τττΰύ, to touch. 
 
 Άίττβίίτ•»)?, ίος, ο xai τι, bold in speech, cut- 
 ting, severe. From a. pr. <ττοίω, and 'ίτος, or 
 from α•ττομχι and ϊ-ττο?. 
 
 'AiT'roijTflf, and αττοί-ζιτοί, ου, ο χα.) h•, in- 
 trepid, fearless. From a pr. and <ττοίω, to 
 terrify. 
 
 Ά9Ττόλίμΰξ, ov, xx) h, unwarlike, Xe7i. 
 Mern. i, 2. From α jyr. and -zt'oXi^oi, for 
 •χόΧίμοζ, war. 
 
 " Α-ττομαι, '/i, iTUi, f -φομαι, to touch, come 
 in contact with ; seize upon, attack ; used imth 
 a gen. and sometimes loith a dat. Poet, οσα 
 ανύοω-των «.<7ττίτχι, such as feed upon human 
 carcasses, TImcyd. ii, 50 ; 'ή-^ατο rojv ανύζω- 
 •πων, it (the disease) infected or attacked man, 
 ii, 48 ; το μϊν ί^ωύίν άττομίνΜ σωμχ, the body 
 externally to any one touching it was not, &c. 
 ii, 49 ; to pursue any art or study, hiiperf. 
 9ΐ9ττόμ•/ιν, ου, ίτο, f u -φομκι, 1 . a. ind. mid. 
 νΐ'^άμ'/ιν, ω, ctro, Slibj. χ-φωμχι, «, '/irxt.'\ 
 
 "ΑΠΤΩ, f κ-φω, p. ηφα, to connect, bind 
 together; to light, kindle ; 1. a. i)Ld. act. υι^ό,, 
 jmrt. 1 . a. act. «.'-ψαί, 2. a. ind. act. νιψον pas. 
 α,'ΡΤητομ,αί, part, άτττόμζνο;, perf ind. jyas. γ,μμΆΐ, 
 "φοίΐ, 1 , a. ind. jms. '/ίφύην. 
 
 Άττωζ, ωτος, ο κα.) 'Λ, exempt from falling, 
 firm, steady. From a, pr. and -ττΊντω. 
 
 ^Ά'ΤΓτωτοξ, ου, ο κά) h, fin grammar J inde- 
 clinable, wanting cases, in the sense of α,χΧιτος ; 
 also used like άττω;, which see. 
 
 "Ατνξγο;, ου, ο χα) 'h, without towers to de- 
 fend it, unfortified, Fiirip.'] 
 
 Ά'τύξγωτο;, /jf, ο xat h, Odys. xi, 263, i/i 
 the same sense as the preceding, j 
 
 Άτΰξίτος, ου, ο χα) h, free from iever ; οση; 
 ά-τύξίτο; βοΰλίται i'lvai, whoever v.'ould avoid 
 being in a fever, Theophr. Cluir. 3.] 
 
 "Α•πΰξοί, ου, ο χα) h, not havin»• fire ; not 
 having undergone the efiects of fire, and in that 
 sense, crude, new. From a pr. and 9τυ^, fire. 
 
 Ά'^τύξατοζ, ov, κα) h, the same as the pre- 
 ceding ; also incombustible. 
 
 "Α-ττυστος, ου, ό χα) τι, that lias not been heard 
 of in speaking, of whom notliing is known by 
 report or hearsay. From a pr. and τυνΜ- 
 νομαί. 
 
 'ΑΠΤΉ, fat. ΰσω, p. 'Wuxa, to sound, 
 make a noise, cry out, proclaim ; to bark, 
 Aristoph.'\ 
 
 Άτφα, h, and 
 
 Ά-ζφάζίον, TO. See ατφυζ. 
 
 Ά•πφία, aSf 71, Hebr. jyroper na?ne, Apphia. 
 
 Ά^φίον, To. See αττι^ΰξ. 
 
 'ΑΠΦΤ2, or ά.•τφϋ;, ύο?, ο, the appellation 
 given by children to their father, papa ; α,-^φοι, 
 ά'τφάξίον, and α-ρτφίον are used in the same 
 ivay ; q. d.from α,'Τοφύω.^ 
 
 ^ Α-ττωοΰξίτο, 3. sing. iDiperf. or 2. a. ind. 
 m. of ατο^ύξομα/. Th. ο^ύξομαι. 
 
 "A^uhv, adv. Poet, from afar, far off; for 
 a-TTohv. From «το, adv. Poet. 
 
 ^ Α-ττωύιΌμαι, ουμαί, f. νισομαι, in mid. to 
 driA'B away, repel ; avert, reject, α,'7Τω6ωμίύΆ,^τ 
 α,'τίούιύμίύα, 1 . pi. pres. subj, mid. ά,τωσάμνιν, 
 I. a. ind. mid. From άτο and aiSloj. 
 
 ' Α'τωίίζ)}, ω, f. α-ττύκτω, p. αττωχα, in the 
 sense of the preceding •, p. pas. α.'^ωσμα.ι. Th. 
 
 ΆτΜχιο-μίνοί, η, ov, being led out to form a 
 colony, part. perf. pas. of ά'^οιχίζομαα, which 
 see under ' Α<π•οιχ1Ζ,ω. 
 
 ' ΑτΜχοίόμ'/ισ'αν, from α,τίοιχο'^ομζω, to Stop 
 up, obstruct, Thucyd.^ 
 
 'ΑίτΊ^λί/α, as, 71, destruction, ruin ; loss. 
 From ά-ζτόλλυμί, which is from ατο and ο'λ- 
 λνμέ. 
 
 'A-TwAfiTa, ας, £, 1. α. ind. act. of ocrok- 
 λιιμί' whence also 
 
 ^ Α'^ωΧΌμ'/ιν, ου, ίτο, 2. a. ind. mid. and 
 
 Άτολάλί/ν, pluperf. ind. m. Atl. from 
 α-ττωΧα, perf. ind, m. and Alt. α-ττΌλωλα. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 ΆίΤΛίν, οΖο•α, ov. Ion. a'j'i&iy, j^res. part, of 
 ατΓΐιμ,ι. In. αμΑ. 
 
 Άτύξνζ, υγο;, ό, a subterraneous channel or 
 pipe ; a slip or cutting from a vine. From 
 a'ffoQiJctffca. 
 
 ^ Α-πωζ^χ^'Αΰαο, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. m. Ion. aa 
 for ω, of the verb ά^οξρ(^ίομαί, which see. 
 
 Ά^νΤωσάμην, ω, ατο, \. a. ind. m. of α.'Χω^ 
 βζομαι. 
 
 " Αττωσις, %ωζ, τι, and ά'^τωσμοζ, ου, ο, a re- 
 pelling or driving away; rejection. From p. 
 ind. pas. of ατωβίω. 
 
 ^ Α-ττωσίμιΟα, l.pl. i.f ind. m. α'^ωσαζ, 
 part. \. a. act. of α-τωβίω. 
 
 ^A'pfc-jirriKOi, ου, ο χα) h, or οζ, τι, ov, having 
 the power of repelling, repulsiA'e ; and 
 
 ' Ατω^-τοί, οΰ, ο χα) >), or οί, τι, ον, that can 
 be repelled ; driven away, expelled. Froin 
 perf ind. ])as. of the same verb. 
 
 ' Α•π•ω'ηξο;, more remote, α-ττωτα-τοζ, most 
 remote. From α-ττο, far off. 
 
 Ά-ττωτΊξία and α-πωτάτω, adv. compar. and 
 superlat. of α-ττΌ. 
 
 Ά-τύχοντο, 3. pi. imp. ind. mid. of άτοί- 
 ^ομ,αι. Til. ο'ίχ^ομαι. 
 
 Άο, by 'metathesis for pa, an expletive, in- 
 deed, truly. 
 
 "Αξ\ and pa, (the a at the end or the begin- 
 ning being cut ofjTJ used Poet, for a^u. 
 
 "Αρα, fwilh an acute accent, denotes an in- 
 ference) then, truly, certainly, surely, aye, 
 indeed, now. Like other expletives it can be 
 seldom reiidered by any particular ivord ; t)s 
 ΰίξκ, who, or who then ; τ) οίξα, what, what 
 
ΑΡΑ 
 
 107 
 
 ΑΡΒ 
 
 therefore, what now, &c. Ιτύ αξχ, otherwise ; 
 it is often usi^d with yt or oZv, as a^ayi, or α,ξα 
 tSv, therefore, wherefore. 
 
 'Άξια, (circumflexed, used as an interroga- 
 tive) whether ; il α,ξα uffh a^txi, whether they 
 are worthy, JCen. Mem. ii, 5, 1 ; »ξ\...ουνζ»]μία 
 IffTtv, is he then an injury ; it is used also with 
 yty ovv, and μν\ 
 
 'APA\ «J, h, prayers, vows ; also cursing, 
 impreci'tions. 
 
 Άξα,ζίΖίΤίχ,ι, Dor. for άξοίζουιτοιι, 2)res. part. 
 act. J', g. pi. nam. from 
 
 Άξο,ζίω, Μ, f '/ισ•ω, p. 'ήζά^'/ιχΆ, to make a 
 noise or crash, as of any thing breaking or 
 falling ujmn the ground -, gnashing the teeth, 
 Hesiod. Th. αξαζος. 
 
 Άξά,ζ^ΐίπ, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 ^Αξο,ξϊα, α,ς, ή, the name of a country, 
 Arabia. Hence 
 
 Άξάζίοι, for" Αξο,ζίίί and ^Αξκζίχο;, τι, όν. 
 
 "AFAB02, ου, ο, a noise, crash, clatter; 
 gnashing or chattering of the teeth; properly, 
 the noise of armour falling to the ground, ^s 
 if from h α,ξΐι βο'/ι. 
 
 "Αξαγί, therefore, indeed, now. See under 
 apei a7id ά,ξοί. 
 
 Άζο,γμοζ, ου, ό, collision, a striking together, 
 the noise made by strildng things together, as 
 the clanking of chains, the beating of the breast, 
 ^c. Th. uξάmJ,f |«f.J 
 
 ''APAAOS, ου, 0, the beating of the l eart 
 after Λ' -iolent exercise. 
 
 ^Αξχί, 1. a. inf. act. of ο^'Ι^ω. 
 
 Άξοίΐα, α,ζ, '/ι, the belly and intestines in 
 which there is soft or spungy fesh, called 
 κζοι,ιΌτγΐί. Hence μζίτάξο,ιον is the same with 
 μίιτζντίξίον, the mesentery ; from /Άσο? and 
 »cξoί^oί,fem. gend. of 
 
 'ΑΡΑΙΟ' 2, «, ov, fivith acute accent) Attic, 
 άξκίοί, thin, slender, spare, lean ; porous, 
 spongy ; applied to ships, light, swift-moving, 
 Hesiod. narrow or straight ; imbecile, weak. 
 In Iliad xviii, 411, ivhe^^e it is ajyplied to Vul- 
 can's legs, some render it slender, others, hurt, 
 or wounded, and others, feeble. Odys. x, 90, 
 narrow ; it is o^^posed to τυχ,νό;.^ 
 
 Άξο,Ίος, a, ov, (with a circuniflex) accursed, 
 execrated, £urip. Med. 608. In an active 
 sense, one who curses ; injurious, hurtful. Th. 
 κξο,, imprecation. 
 
 ΆζΆΐΌτ'/ίί, ητοζ, 71, thinness, flabbiness, spon- 
 giness. 
 
 Άξο,ί'οω, ea,f. ύσω, p. ωκ,κ, to relax ; rarefy ; 
 to cause relaxation, in opposition to tension. 
 
 Άξαίωσίζ, ιως, jj, a loosening, a relaxing ; 
 rarefaction. Th. άξαίό?. 
 
 ΆξΆίξτιμΙνοί, part. perf. pas. Jitt. and Ion. 
 for τΐξμίνος, or ^ξ'/ι/χίνοί From οίΐξϊω, to take. 
 
 Άξαίξπτο, for ^ζπτο, from άξαΐξ'/ί/ίθ'/ιν, ]ilu- 
 perf Att, of οίίξομοίΐ, with the reduplication. 
 But others derive it from οάφω, to take.] 
 
 'APAKO'2, ου, 0, a species (f pulse, aracus ; 
 vetches. 
 
 'APAKTO'N, ου, TO, a sort o/'blacking liserf 
 by shoemakers. 
 
 Άξάμίνος, part. 1. a. m. of α,'Ιξω, 
 
 Άξχν, ό, indeclinable, the name of a man, 
 Aran. 
 
 "Αζο,ϊ,α., 1. smg. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. for 
 ίίξο^κ, and α^αξίν for ίίξχξίν, 3. sing, of the 
 same tense of α,ξάιτσω' and 
 
 Άζύί'ξίΐ, Dor. for ά,ξκζ,ι», 3. sing. 1, fut. 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 "Αρχο, 2. sing, imperf ind. mid. of'^ζa.μaι' 
 imperf ηξάμην, ίίξασ•ο, and Ion. ηξχο, and Dor, 
 
 BiPKO, 
 
 Άξάομ,χί, ίΰμαι, f. άαομαίΐ, to supplicate, 
 pray, entreat ; to imprecate, call down curses 
 upon, α,ζάσύα,ι αρα?, Eurip. Med. 607. Th. »ζύ. 
 
 "Αξχξα, cci, ε, I adapted or fitted myself, p. 
 ind. m. Poet, for τίξο,,^οηι βίξω' τάΖτ χξχξί, 
 this is decreed, Eurip. Med. 322, and Orest. 
 1330 ; 3. sing. subj. l^erf m. άξάξνι, p. ind. 
 m. >ίξα, and by reduplication, αξ'/ΐξχ. Poet, 
 οίξχζχ. Hence part. p. m. α,ξκξωζ, άξα^υΐ», ος, 
 adapted, fitted] 
 
 Άξάξία-κί, 3. nng. imperf. ind. act. Ion. 
 of άξα.ξί(τκ.ω, the same tvith άξά,ξω, which is from 
 the perf ind. m. if &^ω. See under "ΑξκξΆ. 
 
 Άξκξοίατο, Ion. for άξύ,ξοιντο, 3. pi, 2. a. 
 02)t. mid. (by the Alt, reduplication) of α,ζω. 
 
 "Αξαξον, by reduplication, for νίζον, 2. a. ind. 
 act. and άξχξων, for άξων, jyart. 2. a. act. of 
 
 SI 
 
 Άξκξότ/ΐϋς, adv. fitly, suitably ; also firmly, 
 fast, Eurip. 1189. 
 
 Άξάξω, to fit, adapt, Iliad xvi, 212. 
 
 Άζοίξως, part. p. m. See under "Αοχξο,. 
 
 "Αξχς, part. 1. a. act. of χίξω. 
 
 "Αξκα-βχι, 1. a. inf. m. of τΐζάμτ^ν, 1. a. ind. 
 m,, of αίρω. 
 
 ΆΡΑ'22ί1, or άξοίττω, f ξω, 1. a. ind. 
 act. '^ξχ'ξα, to cut ofi', lop οίζ amputate ; to 
 beat or pound ; to knock at a door, Anacr. 
 iii, 8 ; to tear by beating, Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 
 1276. to assail or beset with reproaches, Soph. 
 Aj. 736.] 
 
 Ά^ατα/, 3. sing. pres. ind. m. co^itract. for 
 dpatrar from αξάομαι. 
 
 Άρύτω, 3. sing. I. a. imp. act. α,ξον, άτω^ 
 and in 2. jil. χξαη. Erom, οίΐςω. 
 
 ΆΡΑΧΓΔΝΑ, nt, i, the name of a plant, 
 probably a kind o/" ground-nut. 
 
 ' Apoi^vccioi, x'ta, ouov, and κξύχνίίοξ, na, 
 iiov, belonging or relating to a spider, made by 
 a spider. Erom 
 
 'APA'XNH.2, ου, ό, masc. a spider, and 
 άζάχ^νη, νις, h, a spider, a spider's web ; and 
 
 Άξάχνιον, ου, TO, a spider's web, cobweb ; 
 also a mildew or blight, resembling a cobiveb, 
 to ivhich grapes and olives are subject, Theophr, 
 Hist. Plant, iv, 17. 
 
 Άζχχ^νο'ύφηί, ίοξ, ό κ,α) 'h, spun or woven by 
 a spider. Th. ίφάω, to weave. 
 
 "Αρχ-φ, βοί, ο κκϊ h, Arabian, an Arab. 
 
 "ΑΡΒΗΛ02, ου, Ό, a knife, a shoemaker's 
 knife, Nicandr. Titer . 423, 
 
ΑΡΓ 
 
 108 
 
 ΑΡΓ 
 
 ΆΡΒΤ'ΛΗ, '/ίί, '/ι, α kind of shoe nsed hy 
 country people, hunters, and travellers, a?id 
 adapted to.going in dirt and mire ; called also 
 9Τ7ΐλο'7τάτγι or '!r-/iXoQaT-/i,froni their use in going 
 in the dirt or mire. 
 
 Άξζυλίί, loot, 7). See dpSoXfi, 
 
 Άξγχϊοί, ου, ο, an Argive, an inhabitant of 
 Argob in Peloponnesus. 
 
 'Apya.Xi,for α,ογα,χία,, from 
 
 Άξγα?Λ')ζ, ίΆ, ίον, difficult, hard; trouble- 
 some, vexatious, intolerable ; ύ; άογκλίον 
 9rsciyfi' la-rh, what a Λ -exatious thing it is, 
 Aristoph. Plut. i ; for κΧγα,λ'ίοί, the ξ being 
 itsedf)r λ, Att. frotn ciXyos, pain, or as if for 
 lyya/\i,'-i,from Ιογον, labour.] 
 
 ΆΡΓΑ^Σ, avTflj, and κργτ^;, o'j,anda.p'ya,i,a, 
 a kind o/" serpent j also more forward or shrewd 
 than belongs to his years ; also savage, 
 brutal. 
 
 ""Aoyit, dat. sing οβ'Άογο;, zot, to, the name 
 of city, Argos. Hence 
 
 Άογίί'/ι, 9]ζ, ΐΐ. Ion. an Argive fivomanj; also 
 an epithet (f Juno and Helen. 
 
 'A^yuoiat, dat. pi. m. g. Άξγύων, gen. pi. 
 of^Aoyuo:. 
 
 ' Aoyii'joi, ^, ov, white. 
 
 "" A^yCiOi, i'la,, ίϊον, belonging to Argos, an 
 Argive fmanjm 
 
 Άογαφόντ'/ι;, ov, J, epithet of Mercury, the 
 Argicide or slayer of Argus. From 'Άξyo:, 
 the hundred-eyed, and φόν-τ'/};, for φον/ι-γι;, the 
 slayer. Th. φίνω, to kill. 
 
 'Aoyivos, or άξγίννοζ, h, ov, Avhite, fair, clear. 
 Th. a,oyo$. 
 
 Άξyiζ, έτ3ί, £r/j by mutation and systole for 
 Koyy,:, which see. 
 
 'AoyiffT'/,:, oZ, and uEol. -ao, 0, white ; 
 swift, an epithet of the South n'ind. 
 
 ' A^yzvw,f. ίΰσω, to cease from labour, to be 
 unemployed or at rest, to be at leisure or idle, 
 Dcrnosth. The form uoyico is used by Xenoph. 
 Also to be uncultivated or lie fallow, as land, 
 Cyrc^K i, 6, to become useless, vi, 2 ; in the 
 passive to be left undone, ii, 3.] 
 
 'Aoy'iM, ω, f. Yi<T'j}, p. Υιογγ,κΆ, to be unem- 
 plo}-ed or at leisure ; to omit or leave undone ; 
 to delay, linger, 1 . a. ind. act. r,gyr,(ra. See 
 also KoyiCj}. From ueyoc, irhich see. 
 
 'Aoy/.';, acc. sing, of 
 
 "Aoyy,;, ου, ο, the proper name of the Cyclojis, 
 Arges. 
 
 'AoyTiT, y,T9;, o, brilliant, wliite, Iliad iii, 
 419; flashing 0?• vivid as lightning, Odys. v, 
 128."! 
 
 Άργ'/!<ττ•/ι;, ου, Ό, Poet, for u^yr,;, or uoyii. 
 Sec ' Aoyri;. 
 
 'A^ytci, at, 'A, leisure, exemption from la- 
 bour, inaction ; also a festival, holiday, vaca- 
 tion. From doyo;, which is from apric. and 
 poyov, work or labour. 
 
 ' ApyiKt^u,u'iot, ου, ο κολ 'a, an epithet (f 
 Jupiter, wielding the vivid or swift liglitning, 
 
 m,d.'\ 
 
 "ΑΡΓΙΑΟΣ, or α,ξγιλλο;, ου, Ό κκ) r„ clay, 
 
 potter's clay, white earth. As if from αξγοι^ 
 white. 
 
 Άξγινόίΐζ, ivros, white, brilliaftt, 
 
 Άξy^ohov;, ovroi, ό κ-α) h, having white teeth, 
 white-toothed, Iliad xi, 264. ' From a^yo: 
 and ohov?. 
 
 'A^yi'o^jiv, βντοξ, Kx) h, the same as the 
 jn-eceding, Apol. Bhod.] 
 
 'Aoy'iTov;, ο^οξ, Ό κ,α.) h, white-footed. Soph, 
 Ajax. 237; swift-footed, Iliad xxiv, 211.] 
 
 " A^y^ce-, ocroc, το, or rathsr ccoyf/^ocTo,, άτων, 
 τα, in the se.Jtse of a.^ZΆξyμoc, or a^doyftuTo:, 
 first fruits. Th. α-ξχομαι, to begin. 
 
 Άξyμίvoς, Ion. for rιoyμίvoζ, perf. part. pas. 
 of dp^o^di. 
 
 " Agyoi, Argives ; and "Aoyo; for "Στκξτ•/;•, 
 and 'A^yiloifor 'ΣτοίξτίοίΤΆΐ. 
 
 'A^yoXoyilv, pj'es. i?f. act. to deal in idle 
 words or useless discourse. 
 
 ^ A^yoXoyia, as, h, idle talk. 
 
 'Άξγοξ, ov, o, the name of a man, Argus, 
 called ϊχοίτΌφύαΧμοξ, or hundred-eyed. 
 
 'A^yoc, ioc, TO a town of Thessaly ; a city 
 of Peloponnesus ; vsed also for the whole of 
 Peloponnesus, and often for Greece in general ; 
 hejice "Aoyoi, Argives or Greeks. 
 
 ΆΡΓ0"2, h, ov, white, brilliant; prompt, 
 active ; swift, Odys. ii, 11; also lazy, idle ; 
 unproductive, as money not placed at interest •, 
 useless, and thence injurious, Mat. xii, 36. 
 From dipyoi,from a priv. and %oyov.'\ 
 
 'A^yv^iTov, ου, το, a silversmith's shop ; a 
 banker's counting house ; a silver mine. Tit. 
 dξyυξOί, ου, ο. 
 
 ' ΑξγυξίΊοξ, i'ioi, itov, and dξy>Jξi'>ς, sa, sov, 
 and contr. doyuooZs, ξο,, ξοΰν, made of silver, 
 silver}' ; brilliant, shining ; dξyυζ^γ,ς, dat. pL• 
 Ion. for d^yvoiai:. From α,ξγυξο;, silver. 
 
 ' Αογυξί'^ιον, ov, το, money, di?n. of αξγόσιον, 
 
 'Aξyυξiκ.o;, «, ov, belonging to money or to 
 sih'-er. 
 
 Άξγνξίον, ου, το, mone}', v:hether of silver or 
 other metal. From the saiiie Th. 
 
 'Aoyv^i:, i^o:, v, a silver Λ -essel or utensil. 
 
 Woyv^o'hivr,;, ov, Ό y.ou h, having silver waves 
 or billows. 
 
 ^Αργνξ'οτΊΧος, ο kou ϋι, having sih'er studs, 
 knobs, or nails. From doyvooi and '/,Xo:. 
 
 'Acyuooy/oTo:, ov, ο y.ai h, a mint-master, a 
 coiner of money ; a banker. From doyvoo; 
 and kWo-, ivhich is from κΌττω, to stamp or 
 coin. 
 
 ^Aoyvno/icoito'., ου, ο, a money-changer, a 
 banker, broker. From doyvoov dy.itSav, to 
 exchange money. 
 
 Άξyυξc■}Γίζ■y-, >;;, 'h, and -ος, ov, ο κ,βά w> 
 silver-iooted, that is, having beautiful feet or 
 feet of as brilliant whiteness as silver, Iliad i, 
 538; Pind. I'yth. ix, 15. From uξyvξos and 
 Τίζα. 
 
 Woyυξόξ^ζos, Ά, ov, having a silver origin or 
 source, as a river that s/nings from silvery 
 sands, Stesicfwr. cited by Strab. p>. 148. From, 
 αογυοοζ and ρίζοί, a root.] 
 
APE 
 
 109 
 
 APE 
 
 "ΑΡΓΤΡ02, ev, Ό, the name of a metal, 
 silver, so called from its luhite colour ; when 
 coined into money it is called άξγύξίον• also any 
 thing made of sih'er, as in Xen. Cyrop. viii, 
 7, a silver coffin.] 
 
 ' Koyu^orr^ , for άξγνξότοξί, VOC. sing, of 
 Άαγνοότο'^οί, ου, ο xat '/)• an epithet of 
 Apollo, bearing a silver bow, the god of the 
 sih'er bow. ίΊ'οηι α,ξγνξα; and τύζον. 
 
 Άξγνξίΰν, and άξγνζουζ, contract, from ΰξγύ- 
 ξίο;, which see. 
 
 Άξγυξοχ_ό/ι;, cv, ο, a worker in silver, one 
 who melts sih^er, a silversmith. 
 
 Άξγυξό6o,f. ύσω, p. ωκ,α, to silver ; to buy 
 with silver, 
 
 Άξγνξω, dot. si7ig. contract, for άξγνξίΜ, 
 which isfroTH /χξγνοζΰ;. 
 
 'ΑογυξΛ>(^ατα, ύτων, τα, silver Utensils or 
 ornaments, plate. Th. κξΎυξΰς, 
 
 Άξγυξωνν,τοζ, ου, ο κα.) ίι, bought with money, 
 as a slave, Eiirip. Alcest. 679. From 
 ϋογυξοξ and ωνίομα,ι, to buy.] 
 
 Άξγνφίβί, and άξγνφοξ, cv, ο xu) vi, white in 
 ■texture, bright. From ά,ξγος and υφο;, which 
 is from υψάω, to weaA'e. 
 
 Άξγνφτιί, ίο:, ο Ksi) h, the same as the jire- 
 ceding. 
 
 Άξγοι, όΰί, 91, the 7iame of Jason's ship, the 
 Argo ; so called because built in Argos $ also 
 the constellation of the some name, 
 
 Άξγίϋ;, adv. lazily, idly ; also uselessly, to 
 Ϊ10 purpose ; as if from άίξγω;, luhich is from 
 u priv. and ίξγον. 
 "Αξ^οί, dirt, filth. 
 
 "Αξ^Βίλοί, ου, ο za) '/ι, dirty, foul, unclean. 
 ^ Αξ^α,λόω, f ύσω, to defile, make dirty, con- 
 taminate. From 
 
 'A^i7v. Alt. and Dor. for a,^ii)i, pres. inf. 
 act. of ΰίξ^ω. 
 
 'A^iuu,f. iuffu,p. ίυχα, the sajne with α^ω, 
 to water, sprinkle ; to make an animal drink. 
 Ασό'/ιίμο;, oZ, o. See Άρομόί, 
 "Αξ^'/ιν, adv. wholly, utterly, entirely, thor- 
 oughly. From ΆίξΛ;, to take away. 
 
 "Αξ^ίχτχο;, ου, ο, the name of a river, Ardes- 
 cus. 
 
 " AVAV2, έος, and ιος, '/ι, the head of a speai* 
 or javelin, any weapon which is u^ed in close 
 combat. From χίζω, or οίξω, to adapt. 
 
 Άξ^μοί, oZ, 0, irrigation, a watering. Th. 
 
 "A^ovTt, Dor. for u^oufft, 3. pi. pres. bid. 
 act. of 
 
 "ΑΡΔΩ, /*. ίτω, p. κα., to water, Avet, moisten, 
 soak; to give drink to^ pas. α^ομοίΐ, j^art. 
 άξ^όμινο;. 
 
 ^Agiuohfa, Dor. for Άξί^βυίτα, the foimtain of 
 Arethusa, in Sicily, mentioned in Ovid, Me- 
 tam. V, 573. 
 
 Άξΐΐα,, a.;, ri, threats, menaces, reproachful 
 words. 
 
 Άξί'ια,ί τόξος, the passage of Area, Find. 
 Nemeor. Od. ix, 97. But the reading is 
 doubtful. ] 
 
 Άξίΐμα,νιοζ, ην, and άξαμαν/ι?, εο;, ό και γι, 
 warlike, martial, ardent. From "Αξ*ΐί and μαΊ- 
 νομοίΐ, to rage, 
 
 Άξίΐβταγίτ'/ΐί, or ^ Αξίοταγίτϊΐς, or Άξίω-τα- 
 γίτ'/ΐί, ου, ό, a judge or member of the court of 
 Areopagus at Athens. From 
 
 Άξ-ιοταγος, or 'A^s/e? τάγος, the court of 
 Areopagus ; literally the hill of Mars, where 
 this court sat. 
 
 Άξίίοζ, and Άοϋ,ΊΌ;, ου, ο κκ) h, belonging to 
 Mars. From" A^ysi, IVIars. 
 
 Άξίΐότίξοΐ, comparat. for άξίίο^ν, better, 
 Άζίΐ'ται, 3. sing. Ί . or 2. f m. of οίξοΖμοίΐ, 
 from α'Ιοω. 
 
 Άξίίων, ο KoCi 'Λ, and in η. g. αξαον, όνος, ex- 
 celling or superior, as in war ; irregular comp)ar. 
 of α,γοίβ'ος. From" Αξ'/ις, Islars. 
 "Αξίοξ, gen. sing, of "Αξ'/,ζ. 
 ' Αξίσαι, 1. a. inf. act. of α,φσκ,ω, 
 Άξίίταίμαν, Dor. for άξίο-κίμ-ζ-,ν, 1. sing. I. 
 a. mid, cf α.(Ασχ.ω. 
 
 Άξίιτοίντο, Ion. for νΐζία-αντο, 3. 2^1. 1 . a, 
 ind. m. of ά,ξίί^χω. 
 
 Άξίσαα,' a;, £, 1. a. act. ojit. JEol. of 
 άξί<τκω. 
 
 Άξίσ-όαι, 2. a. iif. mid. of αίξω. 
 ^Αξί /rxutt., -.';, 'A, complaisance, flattery, civil- 
 ities, attentions ; also elegance or grace in 
 speaking. 
 
 Άξίσκόντως, adv. agreeably. 
 "Αξί(τκ.ος, '/?, ov, desirous of pleasing, polite, 
 asreeable. From 
 
 ΆΡΕ'2ΚΩ,^". ία•Λ>, p. ί^ξίχκ, to conciliate, 
 reconcile, appease, please ; imperf. indie, act. 
 ?ίξζιτκο9, jyres. imperat. act. ο•οίσ•Λί, ίτω, 
 1. α. ind. act. n^iffcc, inf. aoia-ini, pai-t. α,ξί- 
 ffd.;• ά,ξίσκομα,ι, in mid. with a dative, to be 
 satisfied with, acquiesce; 1. a. ind. τη. τΐξίίτάμγ,ν, 
 and Ion. aostrc'-icy, ω, aro• pres. inf. pas. 
 apiiTKiffSoLt. Hence άξίιττοί, ά,νθξοϋ'ττά.ξζσκ,ος, άτοί- 
 Λίτκ,ω, ιυάρίΐτκ,ος, ίυάζζστος, ιυαξίστΊω, which see 
 in tlieir places. 
 
 Άρί(Τομ.οίΐ, 1• f ind, m. of α,ξίσ•κω. 
 Άξίο-σάμίνος, jmrt. 1. a. m. Poet, for άζίσά- 
 μένος, from α,φσκ,ω. 
 
 ΆξίστΆ, ων, TOO, decrees, ordinances ; hence 
 
 ill law, ARRESTS. 
 
 Άξίστοζ, ij, ov, pleasing, agreeable ; α.ξί<ττόν 
 Ισην, it is just or proper. From 3. sing, perf 
 ind. pas. ηξίστα,ι, of ά,φίτχ,ω. 
 
 Άξί(ττω;, adv. agreeably. From άξεσ-τός. 
 
 "Αξίτ for κξίτο, 3, si7ig. imperf. or 2. a. 
 ind. mid. Ion. for νξίτο, from cio&j• or, ac- 
 cording to others, 3. sing. imp. or 2. a. ind. 
 m.for '/ΐξίτο, from οι,Ίξω. 
 
 "Αζίπαι, 3. dng. pres. ind. m. of ίίρίμα,ι. 
 Th. αζω, to adapt. 
 
 Άβίταν, Dor. for ά,οιτων, gen. pi. of 
 
 ΆΡΕΤΗ\ 55ί, ίι, excellence or merit in gen- 
 eral ; virtue, uprightness, probity ; bravery, 
 firmness, or other manly virtue ; ability, talent ; 
 industry ; strength, power ; fitness for use, 
 qualificationyor any thing ; also, riches, wealth ; 
 as if from άξίΐτχΜ, to please, because we pilease 
 
ΑΡΗ 
 
 110 
 
 API 
 
 hy viectns of virtue or excellence. Όι άξίτγ,ζ τι 
 μίτατοιούμίνοί, those who took upon themselves 
 any humanit}-, or, as some interpret it, those 
 who displayed any firmness, that is, m assisling 
 the sick, TImcyd. ii, 51.] 
 
 Άζίτί'ζω, f. Ισω, to appease, soothe. As if 
 f'o?n aeiffjia), to please. 
 
 "Αξίυ;, Dor. for "Aoovsr gen. sing, contract, 
 ef ''Αξ'/ιζ, "ΑξΖϋζ, "Αξου;, Mais. 
 
 Άξ'ίύΐν, ge)i. pi, lull, for ά,οων, from aocc, 
 ,prG3'ers or imprecations. 
 
 "Αξ'/' for "Αξ'/!α, ace. sitig. of "Αο*]ς, so;, 
 r,oi. Mars. 
 
 "Αξ^Λΐ^ Ion. for Άξίΐ, 2. sing. 2. a. stibj. m. 
 Μ,ξί^μαι, γ, '/iTUt' from αίξω. 
 
 Aor,yifxiv, pres. inf. act. Ion. for Βίξτ,'Ϋΐιν, 
 3. sing, imperf ind. act. Ion. a^nyitifor r,07\. 
 yv), from α,^γ,γω. 
 
 ' ApnyottTCi, Dor. for άξ-,^γοαιτα., p)res. p)art. 
 act. num. sing.f g. (f άξ^γ,γω. 
 
 'Apriy'ovii. pi. num. tf igriyuv. 
 
 ΆΡΗ'ΓΠ, f. \ω, p. x^u, to assist, be an 
 auxiliaiy to in tear, to succour ; to ward off 
 danger. I^rom "Αξτΐί atid ayu. 
 
 Α^ζ'/ιγων, Όνο:, ό και γ„ an auxiliarj^ a de- 
 fender. From the participle of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 ^ Αξτι'ϊοί, pi. of^A^nio?. 
 
 'Apyiiuooc, ου, ο κ.κ) h, warlike, ardent or ac- 
 tive in war. From, "Αξ-^;, Liars, and S-oor, 
 swift. It is also a pro]>er name, Areithuus. 
 
 'Ap'/i'tos, or "Αξίΐο;, ου, ό χαί '^, belonging to 
 Mars, martial, warlike. 2Ίι. "Αξ-/,?. 
 
 ^Α^'ζ/ιψατοζ, and ^Αξύφατο;, ου, ό κα) η, mar- 
 tial, warlike, Eurip. slain in war, i. e. h tm 
 ϋξίΐ φα,όμίνο;. From "Αξ>ίς and φάω, to slay. 
 
 Άξ•/;'ΐ:φϊλος, ov, Ό x.rA '/■„ beloved of Mars, or 
 loving Mars ; warlike. From "Αξγ,ς and 
 ψιλός. 
 
 Άξτιμίνο;, hurt, injured ; worn down by age, 
 Hiad. From ίύά,ομαι, tvhicli is from αού. 
 
 "Αί5;ν,/ϋ/• "'Αξ' /ia, OCC. sing. of"A^yii. 
 
 Άργ,ν, ό κ,οίί -/ι, a lamb ; a ram ; gen. «.ξίνοί, 
 and by Sync, άξνος, as if from οίξς. 
 
 'A^hv,for άξαν, ace. sing. Ion. of άοά. 
 
 Ά^'/ΐξα;, 1. a. inf. act. άξγ,ϊ,ιιν, l.f inf. act. 
 ef α,ζ'/,γΐΊ. 
 
 "Αζγ,ξΛ, by the Attic reduplicaiion for ηξοί, p. 
 ind. m. of ϋξου, to fit, adapt ; or, xvith ι sub- 
 .scrij't. acf,e%, p. ind. m. of α,'Ιξω, to take away. 
 
 'Apv.cciv, £.';, 11, plitpef. ind. mid. άξγ,ξω;, 
 part. p. m. See above " Αζτ.ξχ. 
 
 ' Αρ'ΛρΌτωζ, See Άξαξότα/ς. 
 
 "ΑζΥιίι ioi, or ους, ίως, ^ος, γ,τος, ου, ο, and 
 vac. "Αξίς, Mars ; war, battle ; arms or 
 wes :,;ons of war ; a wound, carnage ; also 
 "Αζ'/ΐς, ου. Ion. ιω. 
 
 Άζτ.ς, gen. sing. Ion. of ά,οκ. 
 
 Άρ'ήσ'ομιΰα., Ion. for άοοι.α•Όμιύα., 1. pi. l.f 
 ind. m. of άoύ.oμot,ι,f. άσομα,ι. 
 
 " ΑζητΆΐ, 2. a, subj. m. 3. ung. of u'loca. 
 
 "AoYiTiirn, ας, h, a priestess ; and 
 
 'AprirYio, 7soo$i o, a priest ; a supplicator ,• ace. 
 sing. άζΐ^ΎΥιοα. From doa, prayers. 
 
 'Αξ-ζιπα^να, βν, ό, a patrojiymic, Aretiades, 
 ace. ' Αξ'/ιτιά^>ιν, 
 
 Άξίητΰς, ii, ov, pemicious, destructive ; inau- 
 spicious, accursed, to be averted or deprecated ; 
 also prayed for. From άξο,, in the sense of 
 βλάζ^, or for άρρητος, not to be spoken, from 
 a pr. and pim, to speak. 
 
 Άξηφα'ινων, part, p-res. act. appearing like 
 Mars or martial. Fram "Αζτις, Mars, and 
 φαίνω, to appear. 
 
 Άζ${1ς, part. 1. a. pas. of οί'ίξω, 1. a. ind. 
 pas. Υίξίην. 
 
 "Ap4iv, for cioSriffaVy 3. pi. Ion. 1 . a. ind. 
 pas. of no^nv, from οίξία. 
 
 "Αζί'ήν, '/Ii, n, Ion. for ηξ6η^' hence ά^^ίνα/, 
 1. α. inf. 2)as. of α^ω, 
 
 "Αξίιητί, 1. α. imperat. pas. aoivivai, 1. a. 
 inf. pas. aguri^rai, 3. sing. I . f ind. pas. of 
 άρω, or αίρω. 
 
 Άξ^μίω, ca,f. γ,ιτω, p. ηκ«, to be united, as 
 in friendship, to love or regard ; and 
 
 Άξ^μϊχ, ας, 71, concord, union, friendship ; and 
 
 "Αξόμϊοξ, ου, friendly, united ; and 
 
 ΆξΙΐμοί, ου, ο, concord, friendship, union. 
 All from α,οω and 3-νμό;, 
 
 Άξύοιχ,ος, }), ov, belonging to the joints; also 
 used like 
 
 Άξόξίτικος, r„ ov, diseased in the joints, as 
 by the gout or rheumati: n ; gouty, rheumatic ; 
 and 
 
 "ΆούοΙτις, ι^ος, ί, disease of the joints, gout, 
 rheumatism. Allfrom 
 
 "ΑΡΘΡΟΝ, ου, το, a joint, articulation of 
 the bones ; also, in grammar, an article. As if 
 from Άξω, to fit or adapt. 
 
 ΆξΙ'ξόω, u,f ύσω, ωκΆ, to make, to form, 
 to fashion ; to articulate in speaking, to set 
 forth article by article. As ffrom a^ugoZv την 
 
 φωνγιν. 
 
 Άξίξύσαι, 3. sing. 1. α. opt. act. or inf. 1. 
 a. act. or 2. sing, iinpei'. 1. a. m. if the j^re- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 "API, an inseparable j)article prefxed to 
 words to augment their force ; as αξί^^ιλος, \ery 
 manifest, &c. 
 
 Άύϊά^νί^, τ,ς, 7), Ariadne, the daughter of 
 Minos. 
 
 ' ApiyvaiToi;, dat, pi. of 
 
 Άξίyvωτoς, ου, ο κ.αι ri, and tt,ξ^yvως, ωτο;^ 
 ό xcci '/), well known, very celebrated ; readily 
 07- immediately known, immediately recognised, 
 Ho Din'. From Ιίξΐ and yivuaKu. 
 
 ^ Αρίΐίίχ,ουος, ου, ο κα) h, ajid 
 
 Ά(^ϊ}α»ξνς, υος, ό και h, weeping much, 
 lamenting deeply ; full of tears, JEschyl. Pers. 
 944 ; prone to lament. From uoi and ^άχξν. 
 
 'Aot'bi'ix.cT%for άξΐ^ύχιτί, voc. sing, of 
 
 'Αοι^είκ.ίτο;, ov, ο xai ή, Λ'ery famous, very 
 distinguished. From α,ξΐ and ^ίΐκίτος, for 
 tuxTo;, from οί'ιχνυμι. 
 
 \\ξϊ2'/ίλος, ου, ό χα) ίι, \'ery famous ; verj» 
 manifest or clear ; brilliant or clear voice. 
 From αξί and Ιϋλος. See the next ivord. 
 
 Άξίξτιλο;, ov, β χα} vt, to be emulated.. 
 
API 
 
 111 
 
 Ν? 
 
 API 
 
 worthy to be emulated, enviable. From a^i 
 and ζΐίλοξ, emulation. It is used also for 
 ΛξΙ^'ήΧοί, the δ beiyig changed into Z,. Hence 
 
 'Αξίζ'^λωί, adv. in a manner worthy of imi- 
 tation ; enviably ; and 
 
 Άξίζ'/,λωτο;, ου, ο και h, to be much em- 
 ulated ; much to be rivalled, Aristoph. Eq. 
 From α,ζΐ and ξ'/ιλβω. 
 
 "Αξίζοζ, ου, ό κ.α.) 'λ, having no root, rootless. 
 From a pr. and ρΊζοί, a root. 
 
 ^Αξί'/,κοοζ, ου, ο κ,οά r„ that hears or listens 
 attentively; obedient, tractable.] 
 
 Άζΐ'ήξπί, ίος, ο κά) hi difficult, hard.] 
 
 Άξΐύμιΰντα,ι, Dor. JOr κ-ξΐ^μοΰντοιι, 3. pi. 
 pres, ind. pas. contr. and άξίύ^Λίΰνη for άξΐ- 
 ifjioufft, 3. pi. pres. ind.. act. of 
 
 Άζΐύμίω, u,f. ή(τω, p. ri^^S ^y/)H.a,, to number, 
 reckon, count; 1. a. ind. act. '/ιοΊίμπίΤίχ,) inf. 
 άριύμΐ^α'α,ι, perf. ind. jms. τιρ'ιίμ'/ιμοίΐ, σα,ι, ■rat, 
 and 3. pi. '/ΐξί^μί^ντοα, part. ΤιΡίΰμ'/ιμίνος, '/}, ov 
 I . f. pas, α,ξΐύμ'ΑύήσΌμοα, Th. οίξΐΰμο$, num- 
 ber. 
 
 Άξΐ$μ.•/ΐ6γιμίνίΑΐ, Poet, for αοιύμ.γιύγινοίΐ, \. a. 
 inf. pas. of ά,ξΐίμίω, Iliad ii, 1 24, where it is 
 used for φίλι<Λ>^>ίνχι, to become or be reckoned 
 friends, Schneid. Lex. But tliis signification 
 is questioned by others.^ 
 
 Άοΐύμτιμχ, α,τοζ, το, αηΛ 
 
 'ΆοΊύμηο'ίζ, ζως, h, an enumeration, reckon- 
 ing ; and 
 
 Άξί6μνΐτΓΑ.ν^, (τ'ίχ^νη being tmderstoodj arith- 
 metic, literally, the arithmetical art ; and 
 
 Άξίύμ?]•ηζο;, κ,γι, καν. belonging to numbers 
 β?• reckoning ; arithmetical, numeral ; and 
 
 Άξΐίμγιτύζ, h, ov, that can be counted or 
 enumerated. All from the perf. ind. j!>as. of 
 αζίθμ'ίω, to number ; which isfrorn 
 
 ΆΡΙΘΜΟ'2, ου, ο, number ; a mob, a 
 worthless multitude, a herd, Aristoph. Nub. 
 1204.] 
 
 ^ ΑζΐμαβαΊοί, α,ς, h, Hebr. the name of a city, 
 Arimathea. 
 
 Άζί μα-στο), the Arimaspi, a people so called 
 in the Scythian language, from their being 07ie- 
 eyed. 
 
 "Αζί]/, ινοξ, ο Koci h, and 
 
 "Αξίνοί, ου, ό κοΛ 71, not having a nose or 
 scent, not sagacious ; applied to dogs, JCen.'\ 
 
 'APIOBAPZA'NIOS, ου, ό, the name of a 
 plaster in medicine ; from Ariobarzanes. 
 
 ΆξίτΓξίττίίξ, nom. pi. niasc. of ά,ξΐ'ττξί'π"/,;. 
 
 Άξΐ-π-ξί-πίίοί, οίζ, h, great beaut}^ elegance or 
 decorum ; ayid 
 
 Άξΐ'Τξΐτ'ίως, and άξίττξί'Τω;, in an eleo'ant 
 manner, becomingly, decurousl5\ 
 
 Άξΐ•ΖξίΤ'/ίί, ίοζ, and ίως, ο κα.) '//, very fine, 
 fair, beautiful, decorous. From οίξΐ and 
 
 <7ΤΡΙ•ν6ύ. 
 
 "Αξ); or eioiv, cippis or uppiv, ivos, ο χα,ι 'h, not 
 having a nose or scent, not sagacious. From 
 apr. and p)s, or plv. See also"A^iv. 
 
 ΆΡΓ2, t^oi, '/I, a file, a rasp, a drill-bow ; 
 also an herb calkd also ά.ξίσ'α.ξον, arisarum or 
 friar's cowl. 
 
 Άξίσ'&μο;, Dor. for αξί9'*ιμοζ, ου, β κα) ν, 
 distinguished, conspicuous, illustrious in war. 
 From αξί and (Τημα. 
 
 Άξίσ-ύάξματοί, ου, ό κα) h, Anctorious in the 
 chariot- races, Find. Pyth. x, 39. From 
 α,οίίττος and αξμ,Λ, a chariot or car. 
 
 "Αξίστοί, nom. }yl. n. g. of α,ζκττοξ, η, ov, 
 superl. of uyocuoi, comp^ Άξύίον. Sometimes 
 α,ξκττΒί Is used adverbially for very well, best, 
 most, very diligently. 
 
 Άξίστοί,γοξγα, ου, ό, the narne of a mar?, 
 Aristagoras. 
 
 Άξίΰ-ταΐΰ!, αυ, ο, the name of a man, Aris- 
 tieus. 
 
 Άξίστα,ξχ^ίω, f n<foj, to govern ably or in 
 the best manner, to discharge a public office 
 ably, Aristjt. Pol. Fnm αοιστοζ and ύΐ.ξχ•ή. 
 
 Άζ'ίίττοι,ξχ^οζ, ου, ο, Aristarchus, a celebrated 
 critic and grariiviarian whose 7iame has become 
 proverbial. 
 
 ^ Αρκττάω, ω, f viifci), jy. γιοίττ'/ικοί, to dinc, 
 Aristoph. Nub. 415 ; to breakfast, or take any 
 meal but supper. Siurz. Lex. Xenophont. 
 hi the Alexandrian dialect, to sup, take the 
 principal meal, Luke xi, .S7. WahVs Lexic, 
 N. T. 1. a. ind. act. '/ιοίΐττ'/ισ•α, 1. a. imperat- 
 act, KplffT'/ttrovj ά,τω. Th. α,ριστον.^ 
 
 Άξίσ-τίίΆ, ec;, h, valour, bravery ; exploit. 
 Th. "ΑξΥΐί, Mars. 
 
 Άξίί'τύ'^ηί, ου, ο, the name of a man, Aris- 
 tides. 
 
 Άξία-ηιον, ου, το, a reward of valour, any 
 prize. Th. " Αζηί, Mars. 
 
 Άξίσ-τΐξκ, as, 91, ίχ^'ξ being understood) the 
 left hand ; and 
 
 'Αζκτπζίΰία, f. ivifedy to be left-handed ; 
 from 
 
 'API2TEP0^2, k, ov, that is on the left 
 hand or side ; unlucky, unpropitious. From 
 apidTo;. 
 
 Άξία•τίυίσ•κί, 3. sifig. ind. imperf. act. Ion. 
 of άξίίττίύω. Th. "Αξτ,;, Mars. 
 
 Άξέο-τίύοισ'α, Dor. for agiffTiuovira, pres, 
 part, act.f. g. of α,ξίστίύω. 
 
 Άξίσ-ηυ;, so;, ο, the bravest of the warriors, 
 the chief or first. From αξοττο;. Th. "Αξτΐί, 
 Mars. 
 
 Άξία'Τίύίταα'α, jxirt. 1. a. act.f g. of 
 
 'Aξισ■r^ύύJ,f. ίύιτω, p. '/ΐξίσ-τίυκα, to excel, to 
 be chief; to be brave, excel in bravery. Th. 
 "Αξπς, Mars. 
 
 'A^icrijij, -/ιων, nom. pi. Ion. for a^iarUsy 
 the bravest ; also the head men or chiefs, άζίσ- 
 TYiiffffiv, dat. j)l. Ion. for αξίο^πύσιν from aptcr- 
 τίυζ, ίος. 
 
 " Α^ίίίτ'ίζοι), f. ίσ-ω, ]). ικα, to entertain at din- 
 ner, Aristoph. Av. 659 ; in mid, to eat din- 
 ner. Th. α,ξΐίττον. 
 
 Άξΐα•τίν^-/ιν, adv. according to merit or Aartue 
 fscil. choosing public officers) ; in the same tuay 
 they use -rXourivh^v, according to wealth j 
 Aristot. Pol. ii.] 
 
 Άξΐβ-τό^ουλοί, ovi 0, the nam£ of α man, 
 Aristobulus. 
 
API 
 
 11^ 
 
 ΑΡΜ 
 
 *Αξΐ<ττύγίίτων, ονο;, ό, the name of a man, 
 Aristogiton. 
 
 Άξία-τογΌνος, ου, ο κα) τι, beipg parent of dis- 
 tinguished offspring. From H^tirro; and γόνα;, 
 progeny. Th. γύνομχι. 
 
 Άζΐ(Τ7ο^'/ι/Λθί, ου, ο, the name of a man, 
 Aristodemus. From αξ/α-το; αη(Γ'^'^μος. 
 
 ΆξΐίΤ-τοχξύτιια,, or αξίΐΓτοκξά,τια, α,ζ, h, an 
 aristocracy or aristocratic form of goΛ'^ernment. 
 Hence 
 
 . Άξί/ττοχξΰίτίύ), ω, f. ή(χω, p. '/ίκχ, to be a 
 good magirtrate ; α^ίο-τΰκζοι,τοΰμΰίΐ, to live 
 under an aristocrac}'• ; and 
 
 Άοιστοκ,ζάτ'/ι;, sot, βυζ, ο, the name of a 
 τηαη, Aristocrates ; a7id 
 
 '' Κριστοκρα,ΠΆΟί, h, ov, ου, aristocratic, be- 
 longing to an aristocracy ; aho favouring an 
 aristocracy ; and 
 
 Άξίσ'τοχξιχ.ηκ.ωί, according to the manner of 
 an aristocratic government, aristocratically. 
 ^ίί from αξκττοί, best, and κξατ'ίΜ, to govern. 
 
 ΆξΐιΤ'τόμΰΐντι;, ίως, ο kou 7i, most eminent 
 prophet or soothsayer, Sophocl.'\ 
 
 Άξίο-τόμαρζ^οζ, ου, ο κ,α.) h, most excellent in 
 
 war or battle, Find. 
 
 , ^'APISTON, ου, TO, dinner ; breakfast. In 
 
 the Alexaiidr. dialect, it mea7is supper or the 
 
 principal meil, Maith. xxii, 4. WahCs Lewie. '\ 
 
 Άξΐα•70νοο;, ου, ο κοά η, benevolent, good- 
 natured. From Άξϋττος and ν'οος. 
 
 Άριστο•χοάομαι, ουμκι, J. Υιίτομοίΐ, to eat din- 
 ner, to dine, Xen,~\ 
 
 Ά^ι^7ο•π•αάω, uJ,f. ή<τω, to prepare dinner w 
 food.] 
 
 Άξίσ•το9τόνοζ, ου, ο και η, that works or 
 labours well. From α,^κ/το; and -πόνο;, which 
 is from ίτέτΰνα, j). mid. of ττίνομαι. 
 
 "Αζκϊτοζ, 71, ov, superl. of uyv^h, best, most 
 excellent, particularly in war ; 'ap^iaroi, ol, the 
 men of rank, the chief men in a state. Th. 
 "Αξ'/ΐί, Mars, or α,ζΐ, well, or αζω, to adapt. 
 
 Άξκττΰτίλη;, 10$, ov;, o, a proper name, 
 Aristotle. 
 
 ΆξίστοτΌχ,ο;, ου, ο Ttai ή, the mother of ex- 
 cellent children ; α,ξία'τΌτοκΰ;, ου, of excellent or 
 distinguished birth ; and ΆξίστητΌκίΐοί, fern, the 
 mother of distinguished offspring. Theocr. xxiv, 
 72. From α.ξίσ'τΰ; and τ'ι-Λττω. 
 
 Άξΐιτ'τοφκνευ;, gen. sing. ^ΈυΙ. and Dor. for 
 Άξκττοφύνου;, from 
 
 Άξίσ•τΰ(ρα,ν'/];, the comic poet, Aristophanes. 
 
 Άοίστόχίίξ, ιίξο;, ό κ,α) h, powerful in 
 strength of arm, Sophocl. ylj. From α,ξίστο; 
 and χΐίξ' 
 
 Άξίσ-τωτο;, ου, ό, the time of dining ; άξί- 
 frou ωξοί, Hesych. 
 
 Άξία-φίίλίΤ;, ol, those v/ho are easily deceiv- 
 ed, from 
 
 'Αζίσ-φ&λ'/ι;, io;, ό κ.α) h, very slippery, Odys. 
 xvii, 196 ; deceitful. From cipj and σφαλίι;, 
 from σ(ράΧ'>^6ϋ. 
 
 \\ρίφξα,ύΖΜ;, adv. very manifestly, evidently. 
 
 Άζΐφξα,ότι;, io;, ό y.ui vi, very manifest, easily 
 distinguished ; also the vaiac of a. inari who /.? 
 
 satirized in Aristoph. Eq. 1278. From οίξί 
 and (ρξοί^γι;. Th. ψζάΖ,ω. 
 
 "Αξίρ^ο;, the same with α,^ριχο;.'\ 
 
 Άξίίυν, ovo;, Ό, the 7iame of a man, Arion. 
 
 ΆξΗ,α,^ί'/], '/IS, h, the name of a country, Ar- 
 cadia. 
 
 Άξκίϊ, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. contr. im- 
 personal, it suffices,yrom ά,ζκίω• 1. a, ind. act. 
 α,ξτασχ. Ion. άζκίΊσύοίΐ, pres. hf. pas. 
 
 ΆξΗ,ίΌντω;, Ιυη. for άζκ,ούντω;, adv. suffi- 
 ciently, enough. Th. άξκίω. 
 
 Άξκ,ία-ζι, 3. siitg. l.f ind. act. of α,ξκ,ίω. 
 
 Άξ-Λίΐτύ'/ισΌμίάα., 1. jil. 1, f ind. ^^as. of 
 κζϋ,ζομοίΐ. See aoKioj, 
 
 ' Αξϋία-ίλοίο;, ου, ο, the name of a man, Arce- 
 silaus. 
 
 "Αξχίο-ί;, ζω;, 'h, assistance ; utility, benefit j 
 and 
 
 Άξκ,ίτο;, h, ov, sufficient, enough ; άξΛί- 
 Tov,for άοκίτΌν itrrt f which is for άζ-ΛζΊ), it is 
 enough, it suffices ; used in the N. Test, only. 
 Th. άζκίω, to suffice. Hence 
 
 Άξκ,ίτω;, adv. and άξκΰ;, sufficiently. 
 
 Άξκίύύ'ίνο;, »i, ov, of juniper ; from 
 
 "ΑΡΚΕΤΘ02, ου, h, juniper (both the tree 
 and fruit) ; from το την χξκν xzvhiv, i. e. be- 
 cause it averts maledictions. 
 
 "APKE'il, /. ία-ω, p. ηζίίί-ΛΟί, to keep οίζ 
 ward off, drive away, defend from ; to suffice, 
 be sufficient, satisfy ; also to be satisfied, t» 
 acquiesce ; bid hi this sense οίζκ/ίομα,ι is most 
 used ; \. a. ind. act. ηρ^ζισα, and Ion. α,ξκίοΌί' 
 pres. ind. pas. αξχίομα,ι, perf, ind. pas. ηξζ$- 
 σμαι, 1. a. ind. pas., '/ιξκίσύ'/ι^^, 1. fut. pas^ 
 άρκ,ίσύήίτομα,ί, with dat. 
 
 "Αξκίο;, xcu 'h, and ϋξκ,ιον, ro. Poet, for 
 άζκίτα;, sufficient ; useful, aiding ; also north- 
 ern. 
 
 \\ιικ,οΰντω;, adv. sufficiently, enough, JCen. 
 Mem. i, 3 ; moderately, i, 6. 
 
 " Αξχτίίο;., εΐΰί, ίίον, belonging to a bear, bear- 
 like. 
 
 ΆζκτΊον, verbal adj. it must be begun or 
 commanded. From αξχω. 
 
 Άξχ,ηκ,ο;, h, ov, arctic, northern. Th. αξ» 
 KTo;, the (northern bear. 
 
 Άξκ,τομυ;, ΰο;, ο, a kind of rat or mouse, 5a 
 called, because it can go upon tivo feet like a 
 bear. A Hellenistic word. From «ζκτο; and 
 
 μΖ;. 
 
 "Αξζτο;, ου, ο xo'.t h, a bear ; the northern 
 constellation called the gueat beak, or the 
 
 SEVEN STARS. 
 
 ' AoK'Tov^o;, ου, 'h, the star Arcturus, .90 called 
 from its poidtion near the tail of the Qreut 
 Bear. From α,ξκτο; a bear, and ουξχ, a tail. 
 
 Άξκτσφύλα'ξ, oiko;, o, the constellation 
 Bootes, so culled from giuirding the Bear. 
 
 ^ Αζκτωοζ, «, ov, northern, northerly. 
 
 "APKT2, υο;, h, a net, snare, hunter's toils ; 
 άρκ,ίιων 'έ^ίφου;, lik'ralfy nets, that is, the perils 
 or edge of the sword, Eurip. Med. 1275.] 
 
 "ΑΡΜΑ, a.To;, TO, a chariot, a ear, a four- 
 horse chyriot. A ship is often called by the 
 
ΑΡΜ 
 
 lis 
 
 ΑΡΟ 
 
 poets οΐξμα B-aXaffg-yis, chariot of the sea or of 
 the ocean. See Beck's Eurip. note on vxiav 
 ά^τήνν, Med. 1122.] 
 
 Άξμαγύ'^ων, ro, a Hebrew name, Armaged- 
 don, i. e. the accursed host. 
 
 Άξμκλί'/ιν, acc. sing. Ion, of 
 
 Άξμ&λίκ, Ks, h, food, provisions, victuals. 
 
 Th. α,ζω, 
 
 Άξμα /jt.a'^ec., m, h, a carriage or chariotyor 
 females, among the Persians, Xen. Cyrop. iii, 
 1 ; Anah. \, 2. Th. a^ftx.] 
 
 "Α.ξμ&'πιοζ, ύοί, uov, and α,ξ(Λάτιος, to,, lov, 
 belonging to a chariot or car, Xen. Cyrop. vi, 
 4, Same Th.'] 
 
 Άξμοίτ^ιλ atria, as, 'h, the driving of a char- 
 iot, Xen. Cyrop. vi, 1 ; and 
 
 'Άξματ'/ιλα,τνις, ου, ο, the driver of a chariot, 
 a charioteer. From αξμα and iXaovu. 
 
 Άξματιντκ.'/ι, and Dor. -a, h•, a victory in 
 the chariot races at the Olympic games ^c. 
 From οίξμα and viitn. 
 
 Άξμάηον, ου, το, dimin. a little chariot. 
 
 Th. αξμα. 
 
 Άξματο^ξομία, αζ, '/ι, a contest at the chariot 
 races. From αξμα and ^ξόμοξ, which is Jrom 
 Τξίχ,ω, to run. 
 
 Άξματοτ'/ιγοί, ου, ο, a chariot-maker, Iliad 
 iv, 485. From, αξμα and '^ηγνυμι. 
 
 Άξματοτξοφ'ίΛΐ, u,f. nffoa, to keep horses for 
 the chariot races, Xen.^ 
 
 "Αξμίνα, by Syncope for άξόμίνα, nom, or 
 acc. plur. pres. part. pas. (f α,ξμινοξ. 
 
 "Αξμίνον, ου, ro, a sail ; any implement. 
 
 "Αξμίνοζ,• for κξόμίνοξ, pres. part. pas. of 
 α,ξω. So 7κμίνος, for Ικ,όμίνος, in tvhich there is 
 a Sync, and JEol. change of the breathing. 
 
 Άξμό^οί, ία, lov, suitable, fit, congruous ; 
 also agreeable, complaisant, bland. Th, 
 αξω. 
 
 Άξμο^ίοζ, ου, ο, the name of a man, Har- 
 modius. 
 
 Άξμόζοίΐτα, Dor. for αξμοζουίτα, η?, ?}, pres. 
 part, act.f g. from 
 
 Άξμόζω, or άξμόττω, f. 'offu, p. ίίξμοχα, to 
 join, fit, match together, adjust, adapt ; join in 
 marriage; tune a musical instru7nent ; 1. a. 
 ind. mid. 'Αξμοσάμγιν. From αξοι. 
 
 ΆξμοΊ, adv. lately, just now; but αξμόϊ, 
 with an aspirate, fitly, suitably. From οίξω. 
 
 Άξμονίνι, νις, h, Ion. for 
 
 Άξμον'ια, as, rt, a joining together, adapta- 
 tion, adjustment ; in music, harmony. Hence, 
 in English, harmony. 
 
 Άξμονΐ^ιω, gen. ^ol.for -ου, from 
 
 ^Aξμovitns, ου, 0, the name of a man, Har-- 
 monides. 
 
 Άξμονϊχα5, h, ov, harmonic, harmonious, be- 
 longing to harmony ; skilled in music. Fro7n 
 αξμονιχ. 
 
 Άξμόηον, ου, ro, that which unites itself well 
 with any thing. 
 
 Άξμο5, ου, ο, a combination, junction, struc- 
 ture ; joint. From the perf. ind. 2)as. of αξοι, 
 the breaching being changed. 
 
 15 
 
 ^Άξμο(Τται, Ion. for ηξμοίται, from, ν\ξμί- 
 (τμαι, 2}erf. indie, pas. of άξμάζω. 
 
 Άξμοιττηξ, vξos, ο, and 
 
 Άξμοστηζ, ου, ο, a director, a ruler ; an 
 officer among the Lacediemonians who had 
 charge of the public morals ; also an envoy or 
 agent sent by a state ; a prefect.] 
 
 Άξμοίττοζ, VI, ov, suitable, fit; αξμοβ•τη, di, 
 spouse. From άξμόζω. 
 
 Άξμόττοΐίν, 3, pi. pres. opt. act. of 
 
 Άξμόττω, f. όοΊ»• the same with άξμόζω' 
 jnes. part, act, άξμ'οττων, ovros, and infe7n, g. 
 άξμόττουσα. 
 
 Άξvatos, ov, 0, a proper name, Arnaeus. 
 
 Άξνακίζ, i^os, VI, a lamb's skin ; a skin with 
 the wool on, Anstop)h. Nub. 728. From 
 aξs, άξνο5, a lamb.J 
 
 "Aξvas, acc. j)L άξνάιπ, dat. pi, and a^vsj, 
 nom.pl. of αξζ, άξνός. 
 
 Άξηίον, ου, ro, a market where lamb's meat 
 is sold. From 
 
 Άξηιο5, ου, ο, a grown up lamb ; a ram, 
 Iliad iii, 197. Odys. x, 527. 
 
 'A^vs/flj, ίία, ύον, belonging to a lamb or 
 sheep. 
 
 Άξνί7ο•0αι, pres. inf. mid. of 
 
 ΆΡΝΕΌΜΑΙ, /. ό^σ•ομαι, ρ, ίΐξνγιμαι, to 
 refuse, deny, withhold assent ; disown, disa- 
 vow ; iTnperf. indie, τίξηομγιν, ούμην, 1 . a. ind. 
 mid. νίξνησάμγιν, on, aro, and in J)l. 7ΐξννι<τάμίβα, 
 affSi, avro, subj. άξννκτούμαι, y, nrai,inf. άξνή•' 
 ffacruai, part, άξννισ-άμζνοζ, vi, ov. 
 
 Άξνζυτγίξ, νξοξ, ο, a diver. 
 
 "Αξνη, VIS, h, the name of a city, Arne ; aha 
 of a nymph who was the nurse of Neptnne. 
 
 Άξνήο'αα'ύαι, 1. a. iff. mid. of άξνίομαι. 
 
 "Αξν'ηα -is, IMS, '/], a refusal, denial ; and 
 
 Άξνηται, for άξίΛ,'Αται, 3. sing. pres. subj, 
 m. of άξνίομαι. 
 
 'ΑξνηπΆ^, >j, ov, negative, that denies or 
 refuses. From perf. ind. j)as. ίίξν^ιμαι. 
 
 ΆξνΊον, ου, ro, diminutive, a little lamb, ^ 
 lambkin. From άξς, άξνόζ. 
 
 Άξνοί, gen, sing, of «^5. Some read also 
 cigvos, ου. 
 
 "APNTMAI, mid. of άξνυμι, to take, obtain^ 
 get, acquire, procure, earn ; exchange ; to seek 
 as the reward of exertion, to aim at ; άξνυμ'ίνω, , 
 nom. dual, of άξνύμίνο5, pres. j^art. pas. 
 
 Άξνων, gen. pi, of άος, ά^νό?. 
 
 Άξϊ^αμίνο$, part. 1. α. mid. α,ξζ,αο'βαι, 1. a, 
 inf. mid, of άξχ^ω. 
 
 Άξ^ζυμαι, Dor, for ά^ουμαι, ^ol. for 
 άγομαι, \.f. ind. inid. of άξχ^ομαι. 
 
 ' Αξ^ομαι, γ, irai, l,f. ind. mid. f αξχ^ομαι. 
 
 Άξόrιs, o7s, 2. sing, pres. subj, act, of άξόω. 
 
 Άξοίμαν, Dor, for άξοίμην, 1 . sivig. 2. a, 
 opt. mid. of αίξω' 2. a. indie, mid. ^ξόμην. 
 
 Άξοίμίθα, 1 . pi, 2. a, opt. mid. and 
 
 "Αξοιο, α,ξοιτο, 2. and 3. mig, 2. a. opt. 
 mid. of the same verb. 
 
 Άξόμμίναι, Poet, for άξομιναι. Dor. for 
 άξόίΐν, pres. iff. act. of άξόω, 
 
 "ΑΡΟΝ, ου, ro, {with acute accent) a kind 
 
ΑΡΠ 
 
 114 
 
 ΑΡΡ 
 
 y?fherh, arum, cciUed wake- robin ο»• cuckoo-pint, 
 and vulgarly lords and ladies. 
 
 "^Αξον fivith a circuinflexj 2. sing. 1. a. im- 
 perat, act. of α,'ίξω• and 
 
 "Α^ξοντο, for '^ξοντο, Ion. 3. ^)Λ 2. a. ind. 
 mid. of the same verb, 
 
 Άξόσ•'/ΐί, 2. sing. 1. a. suhj. act. a^offat, 1. 
 a. i}if. act. of άξόω. 
 
 Άξόσ-ϊ/ΐΛΟξ, ου, ο κ,α) h, arable, that may be 
 culti^'^ated ; also tilled or ploughed ; and 
 
 "Αξαα -is, and α,ξοτζίαα•<ς, icus, i, the act of 
 ploughing ; agriculture ; sometimes used for a 
 corn or wheat field. From άξόω. 
 
 Άξότκί, nom. pi. of α,ροττίζ. 
 
 Άξοτϊΐξ, ζΐζοί, ο, an epithet of oxen, that 
 ploughs, a plougher ; also used of men, a 
 plough-man. From α,ξόω. Also 
 
 Άξότ'/ΐί, o'j, 0, in the same sense, and from 
 the 3. sing, j^erf. ind. pas. of the same verb 
 
 άξΟΛΙ 
 
 Αξότοίο, gen. sing. Ion. for άξότον from 
 " Αξοτοζ, ου, ό, (with antepenult, accentj the 
 act of ploughing ; and 
 
 Άξοτοί, ου, ο, (with grave accentj the season 
 of ploughing ; and 
 
 Άξοτοξ, 57, ov, that may be ploughed, 
 arable. From agou. 
 
 Άξοτξα, })l. neut. g. of αξοτξον, a plough. 
 *Αροτζίυ;, ίως, ό, and οίξότγΐί, ου, ο, and άξο- 
 rpiurhp, "τΐζος, and αξοττίζ, ^ξοξ, ό, a ploughman, 
 a husbandman, a farmer. 
 
 Άξοτξίΰίΰ•ίζ, ιωζ, h, the act o/" ploughing.] 
 ' Αροτριάω, ω, and α,ξοτξΐάΐ^ω, f. ύσω, perf. 
 ^ξοτζίακχ, to plough, to till ; p. ind. pas. 
 τίξοτρΊοίμα,ι. 
 
 Άξοτξοίί^τι;, Ίος, ο xoit 'h, having the form of 
 a plough, plough-like. 
 
 "Αροτξον, ου, το, a plough. Th. α,ξόω. 
 Άξοτζό-ττου?, ο'^οζ, ό, a plough-share. From- 
 β,ροτρον and του;. 
 
 Άξοΰν, and α,ξόσσίΐν, j)res. inf. act. for 
 ά,ξόίΐν. From άξόω. Hence 
 
 "Αξούξχ, cii, and Ion. άξούξ'/ΐζ, h, a ploughed 
 or cultivated field ; harvest or crop ; land, 
 earth ; in nom. j^l• άξούξοίΐ• also 
 
 Άξουξαΐβζ, ai<z, αΐον, rural, belonging to the 
 countiy ; and 
 
 Άξούξίον, ου, το, a little field ; diminutive 
 from άξούξα, which is from 
 
 ΆΡΟ'ίΙ, ω, f. άξόσω, p. ηξοκ,οι., to plough, 
 1. a. ind. act. '/ΐξοσα,, pas. τΐξόσύνιν, p. ind. pas. 
 τιξομαι, σαι, τι/α. The poets use άξόω for 
 σ'ττζΊξω' in pas. voice, to be born or produced. 
 Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 1485.] 
 
 'A^irayij, ??, i, (accent on final syllable) 
 plunder, pillage, rapine, spoil. Fro7)i άξ-ττάζω. 
 Hence also 
 
 Άξ^άγ-/!, Tii, h, (accent on the penult.) a 
 hook or instmment for drawing vessels of 
 water from a well. 
 
 " Αξ-^ΆΎμα., and (Ιξ-ττασμοι,, α<τος, το, spoil, 
 booty, plunder, pillage. Fro?n 1 . sing. p. 
 ind. pas. of άξττάζω. 
 
 Άξ'τχγμόξ, ου, ό, rapine, plunder, robbery, 
 
 a forcible seizure, or thing seized by force. 
 The same as ag^eiyri,^ 
 
 Άξ'ζάζοντίζ, pres. part, act, pi. num. of 
 
 ΆΡΠΑ'ΖΩ,^ϊ/ί. σ-ω, and ^ω, perf. ηξ-^οίκα, 
 -αχ^οί, to seize by force, to seize with eagerness ; 
 to plunder, to pillage ; to snatch away ; to ap- 
 propriate to one's self by force; p. ind. pas. 
 '/ίξ-τκσμοί/, -κγμοίί, 1. a. ind. jyas. 7ΐξ'τά(τ6'»ν% 
 -άχ^ό'ΐΊν, 2. a. ind,. pas. τΐξ-τύγην, ~a§yiv,2^. ind. 
 m. ηξ'^Άγκ, •ο^α. 
 
 ^Αξτα,χτ^ΐξ, ηξοζ, όΐξ<^οίζτ^ί, ου, ο, (by the 
 poets) one who seizes by force, one that is 
 rapacious, a spoiler, pillager. Hence 
 
 Άξ-ηΌ,χ,τίκος, γι, ov, rapacious, pillaging ; and 
 
 Άξτοίκ,τιχωζ, adv. rapaciously ; and 
 
 Άξ'ρτακτόξ, h, ov, seized, snatched, carried 
 off. All from 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. of 
 άξ'^^ύζω. 
 
 Άξτα,λίοί, α, ov, rapid ; impetuous, vehe- 
 ment, and therefore powerful or forcible. Find, 
 From άξττάζω. 
 
 Άξτα,λίωξ, and ά,ξ<τά,γ%ην, rapaciously ; the 
 same toith άξτοι,κ,τικ,ως, and from the same Th. 
 
 "Αξτοί^, αγοξ, ό, a plunderer, pillager, rob- 
 ber ; peculator, Aristojih. Nub. 350 ; plur. 
 οίξτοίγίί. From the same. 
 
 Άξτά^οιίί, JEol. for a^cra|ai, 1. a. part, 
 act. masc. g.from άξττάζω• and 
 
 Άξτάζοίσ-οί, part. I.e. act. f, g. from the 
 same. 
 
 Άξ'τάξω, 1. sing^ 1. fut. ind. act. of 
 άξ'^άΖ,ω. 
 
 "Αξ'τοίζ, ace. pi. of κξντΆ. 
 
 Άξνάσαζ, άσοίΐτα, part. 1. a. act. (f ίζ•τάΖ,ω. 
 
 ^ Αξττάω, f. ά,σω, to snatch away ; derived by 
 Stephens from α.ξτη, a hook or sickle, and 
 meaning originally to separate by means of 
 such an instrument. 
 
 ^Αξ^ηΙνίζ, ioi, Koi 71, level, even with the 
 ground, flat ; because agit vrQtu, it corresponds 
 with the ground. 
 
 Άξ-τί^όν/ΐ, »s» i, a rope, cord, halter ; and 
 
 Άξττί^ων, όνοξ, ο, in the same sense ; both 
 from άξτάζω. 
 
 "Αξ^ίξβι, «J, 'h, the foot or bottom of a 
 mountain. As if from οξον$ -τίζα. 
 
 "Αξζη, πζ, h, a bill or hook, a scythe or 
 sickle ; a scymitar ; also a kind of eagle. From 
 άξ^άζω. 
 
 Άξτυία, ui, 71, the fabulous monster called 
 a harpy ; also a storm or tempest. From the 
 same. 
 
 Άξ-ττυία,ι, gen. pi. άξ•?τνιων, the Harpies. 
 
 "Αξτνί, υοζ, ο, love ; so called because άξ•τα, 
 it seizes or carries away. 
 
 'A'FPABil^N, ωΐοί, fi, earnest-money 
 given to bind a bargain. 
 
 'Appayiis, iog, ό xai i, unbroken, that can- 
 not be broken. From a, priv. and ρήσσ•ω, to 
 break. 
 
 "Appoi^iv, Dor. and Poet, and with ν added, 
 for ίίξοιζ,ί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of άξύerσω,f. 
 ξω, p. χα, to cut oif. 
 
 ' Αρρα^φοί, ου, ό kou h, not sewed or stitched j 
 
APP 
 
 115 
 
 APT 
 
 having no seam, Johuy xix, 23. From tt priv. 
 and ραφ}], a seam. Th. ράιττω. 
 
 "Afpiva, acc. sing. masc. g. or. ace. pi. neut, 
 g, Slppivoi and αρρίνων, gen. sitig. and gen. 
 piur. of ίρργιν, male, masculine. 
 
 'AfpiViKOif or άξΰτίνιχοί, »3, ev, masculine, of 
 the male sex ; in grammarf of the mascuhne 
 gender. From etppviv, or α,ξσην. 
 
 Άρρίνογόναι, ου, ο χα/ w, generating or pro- 
 ducing males. From, eipptiv and γύνομαι, to 
 beget. 
 
 'Appivulus, adv. in a masculine or manlike 
 manner. 
 
 Άρρίνωτοζ, α,ρρ'/ίνωτοί, ου, ο χοίϊ ί, having a 
 manly or masculine appearance ; strong, brave. 
 From eippm and ω-ψ. 
 
 'A^pi9riis, ίοζ, and οίρρίτοί, not inclining to 
 either side ; fixed, stable ; and 
 
 Άρρί-φία, as, h, neutrality of opinion ; inde- 
 cision. From a priv. and pi<ru. 
 
 'AppTixToiffi, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 
 "Αρρ'/ιχ,τος, ου, ο xat h, the sam£ as ά,ρραγτίζ. 
 From a priv. and ρνισσω. 
 
 "A'FPHN, or οίξίτ^ν, tvo?, 0, the male of 
 men or animals ; adj. ο κ,α,) h, masculine, of 
 the male sex ; and Metaph. strong, brave ; in 
 n. g. ecppsv, or βίξίπν, subst. a male. 
 
 'App'/iviUif. ήαω, p. yiku, to reproach, rail at ; 
 properly used of a woman s reproaching her 
 husband. 
 
 'AppTivris, ioi, xect h. Poet, rude, coarse, 
 clownish ; ferocious, Theocrit. xxv, 83. It 
 seems to be derived from uppyivsTv, for λο/^οξίΐν, 
 to reproach ; yuvutxi ^ξο$ τον cippmot, δ>«^ί^ε- 
 σθοίΐ, Hesych. ι. e. to reproach or contend 
 against one's husband. 
 
 ^ ^ppviroToiioi, as, ht an act not fit to be 
 named ; obscenity ; and 
 
 'Appfiro-roios, ου, ο χ,α) h, committing obscene 
 acts. From, appyiros and <τοάω. 
 
 "App'/iTos, ου, xol) «, ineffable, unspeakable ; 
 not to be named ; secret ; unheard of ; crim- 
 inal, nefarious. From a priv. and pnros. Th. 
 
 ρίω. 
 
 'Appnras, adv. ineffably ; secretly. From 
 the same. 
 
 "Appa, See"A^,v. 
 
 "Appis, tvos, x,a\ VI• See "Αξίν.'\ 
 
 •Α'ΡΡΙΧΑ~2ΘΑΙ, to climb up with the 
 hands and feet. 
 
 "'A'PPIXOS, αξ{χ,ο$, or agffi^os, ο καί «, a 
 basket, pannier. 
 
 'Appuufjiojs, adv. without rhythm or cadence, 
 inharmoniously. From a priv. and ρυβμο;, 
 rhythm, 
 
 'AppvoOvrai, 3. pi. 1. fut. ind. m. Poet, for 
 αναξύσονταί, frorti αναδύω, -uvu,f ύσω. 
 
 'AppuViu, Ion. for ορρ&ιΥεω, to be fearful or 
 have apprehension, to be anxious for, Herod. 
 i, 3 ; and in like manner χαταρρα/Υιω, to have 
 apprehensions on account of any tiling, i, 34.] 
 
 Άρρω^ία, as, h, for oppa%ia, h, fear, appre- 
 hension. Th. ορρός. 
 
 'Appaffriu, f ήσω, perf, τικλ, to be wanting 
 
 in strength ; to be feeble or in ill health, to 
 have a bad habit of body or bad constitution. 
 From ci j)riv. and ρύννυμι. 
 
 ' Αρρωστγιμα, feebleness, illness 5 disease at- 
 tended with languor ; and 
 
 'Appua-Tidi, as, h, feebleness, want of vigour ; 
 from, 
 
 "Appiiitrros, ου, ο xat ή, wanting in strength ; 
 unwell. From a priv. and ρύηυμι. 
 
 "APS, αζνοζ, 0, a lamb ; 'h αξς, a female 
 lamb. But the nominative is rather άογιν, gen. 
 άξίνοξ, contr. άξν05. See Άξ^. Schneid.^ 
 
 Άξίτάμίνοζ, JEol. for aga^ivos, part. 1. a, 
 mid. of a.gω,f. άξω, and JE.0I. αξίω. Hence 
 
 "A^cai, avTos, part. 1. ά. act. from ^ξο'α, 
 1. a. ind. act. of οίξω, which see. 
 
 "Αξίτίνα, acc. sing. αξ<ηνε, acc. dual, of 
 αξίΤ'/ΐν, or appnv, male ; and 
 
 'A^ffivixos, h, ov, masculine ; male ; from the 
 same. 
 
 "Αξίπ^ν, svos, xa) h, and το αξο'ίν. See 
 Appfiv. 
 
 "A^c'is, seas, 91, the act of raising up, eleva- 
 tion ; a taking away ; the levy of contributions 
 or taxes ; also a term in rhetoric and music, 
 denoting the measuring of the time, by the 
 movement ofiJiefoot. From α'/ξω. 
 
 "Αξ^ον, 2. sing. 1. a. imj)er. act. from l.f. 
 indie, act. ^olic of αζω. See * Αξα•ά(Μνος . 
 
 "Αξο-Μ, 1. sing. 1. f. ind. act. ^ol. of αξω, 
 f. ξω, and JEol. βω• 1. α. indie, act. ^ξα, and 
 JEol. '/ΐξο'α. 
 
 ΆΡΤΑ'ΒΗ, tjs, η, a Persian measure of 
 capacity, containing in bulk about 1 66 pounds 
 of ivater, or 126 pounds of wheat. ^ 
 
 "Αξτα/ϋΐς, t^os, h. Dor. for "Αξτίμι$, tkd 
 goddess Diana. 
 
 ^'APTAM02, ou, o, a butcher, a cook. 
 From iis α,ξτια rifAvuv. 
 
 Άξτα,ννι, ns, h, a rope, cord, halter ; also the 
 hanging of one's self From άξτάω, which see. 
 
 'Α^ταξ8^ξ!7ί, ου, ο, a iJroper name, Artaxer- 
 xes. 
 
 ΆΡΤΑΏ, (and αξτίω, Ion.) f. vitfu, p. xa, 
 to fasten on high, to hang up, suspend ; and 
 α,ξτάομ,αι, eOy,at, to be in suspense; to depend 
 upon any one. 
 
 'Αξτίμα5, a, 0, the name of a man, Artemas, 
 
 'Αζπμία, acc. sing, of 
 
 ΆΡΤΕΜΗ^ 2, SOS, xa) h, sound, whole ; 
 well, healthy. From a^Tios, or, by pleonasm 
 of the ξ, from άτψτις, lohich is from τίμνω,- 
 to cut. 
 
 " Aqti^is, los, 'i'hos, '/I, Diana ; acc. -iv and 
 -iha.• voc. ω'Άξτεμι. From αζπμης, perfect, 
 or from τον αίξοί τιμνειν, cutting the air, be- 
 cause she presides over hunting. 
 
 Άξτεμία-ία, as, h, the name of an herb, 
 mugwort. 
 
 ' ΑξΤίμίσ-ιον, a festival or temple or statue of 
 Diana. From " Aξτψ^s, Diana. 
 
 ΆΡΤΕΜίΙ'Ν, Ovos, 0, a sail of a ship, sup- 
 posed by some to be the mainsail, aud by othei^, 
 a topsail, Acts xxvii, 40,] 
 
APT 
 
 116 
 
 APT 
 
 Άΰπμων,όνοί,ίϊιβ nanieofa mem, Artemon. 
 ΆΡΤΕΌΜΑΙ, Ιοΐΐ. for ίξτάομοίΐ, f. '/iffo- 
 μκι, p. hid. pas. '/ιμκι, to prepare, get ready 
 a7i2/ thing ; as iffrovi οίξω. 
 
 Άξτίτίζονλαζ, ου, the name of a rat in 
 Homer, Artepibulus, that is, one that gets at 
 bread, &c. From α,ξτοζ, ϊτ), and βουλή' 
 Άοτί&ι, Ion. the same as α,ξτάω. 
 "Αοτ'/ιμα., α,τοί, το, any thing that hangs or 
 is pendant ; Άξτήμκτά, τι. λ'ιύινοί χυτά, κ,α,) χξυ- 
 fficc, ear-pendants of factitious stones and of 
 gold, Herod, ii, 69. From 1. sing. perf. 
 indie, pas. of α,ξτάω. ] 
 
 " Αρττίξ, τιξοζ, ό, that raises up or bears ; a 
 porter ; as if from κίξω ; also the shoulder on 
 zohich any thing is borne ; also a kind of shoe. 
 In Nehem. iv, 17, it means an implement 
 used by porters and other labourers for carry- 
 ing burdens. From α,ξτνίξ, by pleonasm of 
 β it becomes άοξτνίξ, ηξο;, ο, which signifies a 
 belt or strap by luhich a sivord and other arins 
 are carried ,• also a sheath or scabbard, ^s 
 if from «,ΰξΰί τ'/ίξων, i, e. αοξ, a sword, and 
 τ'/ΐξίου, to keep. 
 
 ΆΡΤΗΡΓΑ, ας, 71, an artery ; the wind- 
 pipe. From alga, τ'/ΐξύν, to hold air, because 
 it was once supposed that the arteries were 
 filled with air. 
 
 ΆξΤ'ήζίΟίκοί, h, ov, arterial, belonging to the 
 arteries. 
 
 Άξττίξίοτομίχ, Άζ, h, the cutting of an artery. 
 From τομοί, which is from τίμνω, and αξΤ'/^ξίκ. 
 ΆξΤ'/ΐξΐω^'/};, ίοξ, ο κοί) '/ι, arterial. 
 "ΑΡΤΙ, just now, latel}', recently ; now, at 
 present ; ϊω; άξτι, hitherto ; ά^τ' οίξτί or 
 ά^τάξτι, henceforth, hereafter ; in composition 
 it sometivies denotes the brevity, sometimes the 
 perfection or completeness, and sometimes the 
 novelty of any thing. 
 
 Άξτιά,ζω, f. ά,αω, perf. ccxoc, to play at odd- 
 and-even ; and 
 
 Άξτιάκ,ί;, adv. by even numbers ; and 
 Άξτια,σ-μος, ου, ο, the game of odd-and-even. 
 From α,ξτιος, even. 
 
 ΆξΤίζλαα-τγΐί, ίοξ, ο kou h, just budding. 
 Th, βλοίστΆΜω. 
 
 Άξτ'ίγα,μο;, ου, ο κ,α,) «, lately married, 
 newly married. From οίζτι and 'γάμο%. 
 
 Άξτιγίνίόλο;, ου, ό κ,α,) γι, from οίξτι and 
 ytviSXTi, the same tvith 
 
 Άξτιγίν>ί$, ίο}, ο χ,αϊ γΐ, and 
 Άξτιγίνν'/ιτος, ου, ο κ,οά h, recently born or 
 produced. From κζτι and yiw/iTos, which is 
 from γεννάω, or γύνομα,ι. 
 
 Άζτι^οί'ή;, ίος, Ό κ,Άΐ η, that has lately learned, 
 that has just begun to learn.] 
 
 ΆοτΊ^ΆΧξΰ?, υο;, ο κοά h, that has just been 
 weeping, lately given to weeping, Eurip. Med. 
 899.] 
 
 ΆξτάτίίΟίΐ, nom. plur. of αξτΛ^ίΐ», α,ς, ίι, 
 an epithet of the Muses, speaking true things, 
 or, according to others, speaking perfect things, 
 i. e. eloquent things ; all-eloquent, Hes. Theog. 
 29.] 
 
 Άξτΐίί^-τΐί, m, κ,α) h, that Speaks well, 
 eloquent ; loquacious ; articulating well. From 
 οίξτιοί, perfect, and ί-ττω, to speak. 
 
 Άξτίζω, f. Ισω, to unite, join, adjust, ar- 
 range ; to finish, complete, accomplish. From, 
 
 αρτίοξ, 
 
 Άξτιθα,λτίξ, ίοξ, ο και η, recently sprung up, 
 just now flourishing, fresh-blown, as a flower. 
 From aoTt and 9-άλλω, to flourish. 
 
 Άξτίίαντίί, ίοξ, ό κα) h, lately dead, just 
 dead, Eurip. Ale. 603.] 
 
 Άξτιμα,β'/}?, ίος, ο κα) h, that has just begun 
 to learn ; just informed of, Eurip. Hec. 685.} 
 
 "ΑΡΤΙΟ Σ, ου, ό κα) τι, even, as an even 
 number, entire, whole, perfect ; suitable, fit, 
 prepared for. 
 
 Άξτ/ίτά)/^?, ίος, ο κα) vj, recently put to- 
 gether or made, Theocr. Epig. 3.] 
 
 Άξτίτλουτος, ου, 6 κα) τι, lately enriched, 
 Eurip. Suppl. 742.] 
 
 Άξτϊ'Τος, ου, ο κα) rt. Poet, for άξτί'^τους» 
 ο'^ος, ό κα) η, having sound or strong feet, not 
 lame. From άξτιος and τους. 
 
 Άξτίτξβττος, ου, ο κα) h, of pure or uncor- 
 rupted morals ; that has hardly passed his boy- 
 hood, jEschyl.l^ 
 
 ΆξτίφΆτος, ov, κα) τι, recently or just now 
 killed. From αξτι and φάω. 
 
 Άξτίφξων, όνος, ό κα) τι, wise, of sound un- 
 derstanding, sensible, Odys. xxiv, 260.] 
 
 Άξτίως, adv. lately, just now, not long 
 since ; completely, perfectly. The Attics dis- 
 tinguish between ά,ξτίως, just now, and οίξτι, now. 
 
 Άξτοκο-ττίακος, ου, ο, a bit or crumb of 
 bread. 
 
 Άξτοκοτ/κος, η, ov, belonging to a baker. 
 
 Άξτοκότος, κα) '/ι, Ά baker. From SloTOS 
 and κόττω, to cut. According to others, άξτο- 
 τόνΤος. ] 
 
 Άξτοτοίία, ας, h, the making of bread, Xen. 
 Mem. ii, 7.] 
 
 ^ Αξτοτοιος, ου, ο, a baker ; adj. ο κα) τι, be- 
 longing to bread- making, as yeast and other 
 materials. 
 
 "ΑΡΤΟ 2, ου, ο, bread ; food in general. 
 
 Άξτο<ητίω, ω, f. vtau, to eat bread ; Xen. 
 Cyrop. vi, 2.] 
 
 ' Αξτοφα,γος, ου, ό, the name of a mouse in 
 Homer, Artophagus. From αξτος and φάγω, 
 to eat. 
 
 "Αξτΰμα, ατός, το, a seasoning or condiment 
 for meats 8fC. 
 
 ^ Αρτϋνω, See Άξτυω. 
 
 'AVTT'rL,or άζτΰνω, Dor.f. tru, p. ^'ξτυκα, 
 to get ready or prepare any thing; to season ; 
 to contrive, to plan, arrange; to plot •, 1. a. 
 ind. act. ϋξτυσα' part. pres. jms. άξτυόμίνος, 
 71, ov, perf ind. pas. ^ξτυμαι, part, τΐζτυμίνος, 
 1. a. ind. pas. νίξτύί'/ιν, 1. f. pas. άξτυόήσομαι. 
 As if from θίξω. 
 
 Άξυ(τάμίνος, part. I. a. mid. of άζύω. 
 "Άξυστηζ, νΐζος, ό, a kind of measure both for 
 liquids and solids, containing about half a pint. 
 Herod, ii, 168. T/mcyrf.] 
 
ΑΡΧ 
 
 117 
 
 ΑΡΧ 
 
 ΆοΰτΛίνα, νιξ, 91, α large brass vessel used in 
 haths to dip up the luater ivith ivhich they 
 washed themselves, Neivt. Theojy/ir. 9.] 
 
 Άξυτίΐξ, νίξοζ, ό, a vessel or implement for 
 drawing water. 
 
 ΆΡΤ'ίΙ, and α^ΰτω, f. αω, perf. τίξυχΒΐ' 
 mid. αζΰομα,ι, to draw up, as water from a well, 
 to exhaust. Hence 
 
 Άξφαξα^, 0, indeclin. the name of a man, 
 Arphaxad. 
 
 Άξχ^άγγίλοξ, ου, ο, an archangel, q. d. 
 κξχων ά,γγελων, the chief of angels ; οίξρζω 
 from κοχ^γι, and αγγίλοί from ά.γγϊλλω. 
 
 Άξχ;α,γίτχζ, ix, ο, Dor. for α,ξχ^νΐ'γίττίς• 
 
 Άξρζκγοζ, Dor, for αξχ;ηγόί. 
 
 Άξχα,ύίν, Dor. for οίξ^)(^ΐΙ/>ίν, adv. 
 
 Άξρ(^αί, αν, al, first-fruiis. From «.ζχ'/ι- 
 
 Άξχ^ΛΪζω, f tffu, p. iftoi, to imitate or copy 
 the ancients or ancient things ; and 
 
 Άξχ;ίχ.'ιχος., h, ov, and uitt. ύζχ^α,ιίκοζ, an- 
 cient, antique, antiquated ; rude or simple, as 
 in ajicient titnes ; and 
 
 Άξχ^ΰΐϊκως, adv. after the ancient manner ; 
 from the same Th. 
 
 Άξρ(^α.7ον, ου, το, fhaviiov understood) the prin- 
 cipal qf money lent, Isocr. Aristop>h. Nub. 
 1159 ; any cac^uaX yielding an income. '\ 
 
 Άξχ;α7οξ, αία,, ctTov, ancient, prior, former ; 
 antiquated, antique ; superannuated ; foolish, 
 siUy, weak ; and α,ξχ^Άΐ'/ι, Ion. for α,ζ^ούοί,• ά,ξ- 
 χα.7οι, ol, ancestors, ancients. From α,ξχή. 
 
 Άξχ^αώτίξοζ, compar. and α,ξχοα'οτοί,τοί^ su- 
 perl. of ύ,ξχ,οΰος, which see. 
 
 Άξχ^αιΌτ'/ΐξ, fiTo;, vi, antiquity, ancient time. 
 
 Άξχ^οαξίίτία., οίζ, 71, the election of magis- 
 trates ; the time of making the elections. From 
 βι,ξχ,η and οίίξία•ις. Also 
 
 Άξ^ΛίξίίτΐιΛ, tcov. Tit, the assemblies of the 
 people for making elections of public officers. 
 
 Άξχ^ce,ιξiffιά'ζω,f άσο», to elect officers. 
 
 Άξρ(^α,ϊσ•μο;, od, o, an archaism, an antiquated 
 word or phrase. From ά,ξχ^γι. 
 
 Άξχ^οίίωζ, adv. after the ancient manner. 
 
 Άξχ^ί^ημοί, ου, ο, the name of a man, Arche- 
 demus, 
 
 Άξ;ζί^ίχη;, ου, ο, that lawfully rules or 
 governs. Find. Pyth. iv, 1 96. But some 
 read here οίξ^ί^ικ,α,ν, for άξ^ί^ικων.^ 
 
 "Αξχ^ίί, 3. nng. indie, pres. act. α,ξχίίν, 
 pres. ύιβ,η. act. α,ζχ^ίσύα,ι, jyres. infin. pas. κξ- 
 XiToct, 3. sing. pres. indie. j>as. of οίξχ^ω, or 
 οίξΡ(^ομαα. 
 
 Άζχ^ΰον, ου, TO, the palace of the sovereign; 
 the public hall ; the magistracy or office of 
 magistrate, Aristot. Polit. 
 
 ^Αξ^ΐζίιο;, iicc, ίΐον, the same xvith άξ^οΰοζ. 
 Άξχ^ίκ,α-ΛΟζ, ου, ο κα.) γ\, origin or source of 
 evils, Iliad v, 63. From άξχ}ι and κα,κ,Όζ. 
 
 Άξχ;ίλοίοζ, ου, ο και «, ruler of the people, 
 a chief •, Herod, v, 68. From κξχνι and 
 λαοί. 
 
 ^Αοχ^ίλοίοζ, ου, ο, the name of a ηιαη^ Arche- 
 laus. 
 
 Άξρ(^ί'Χολΐί} tos) and iu?^ ο κοά rif that, gov- 
 
 erns the city or state, Find. i. e. ο αξχων rns 
 
 τόλίωί. 
 
 "Ks^Xiff6\for α,ζχζσθα,ι, pres. infin. mid. for 
 imperat. if α,ξχ^ομ,οι,ι. See"Aξχ;ω. 
 " Αξχ^ίσθοίΐ, inf. of α,ξχ,ομ,αι. 
 
 "Αξχ^ίτο, Ion. for ■/1ξχ;ίτο, 3. sing, imperf. 
 ind. mid. or pas. of οίξχ^ομ,οα. See α,ζ^ω. 
 
 Άξχ^ίτυ•τοξ, ου, ο, (like -τΤξΟύτΌτυ'ττος) arche- 
 type, pattern of any thing, model ; in neut. 
 τα οίξχ^ίτυτον, in the same sense. From οίξ^νι 
 and τιίΐτβί, a type or pattern. 
 
 "Αξ;)(^ίυ, Dor. for Άξχ^ου, 2. sing. pres. im- 
 perat. mid. or pas. of οΙξχ;ομκι. Th. ά,ξχνι. 
 
 ^ AQ^-)(^zi)a,f. ζύσω, the same with ίίξ^ω. From 
 
 'ΑΡΧΗ', Tig, Yi, a beginning, commence- 
 ment ; also the extremity fivheiher beginning 
 or end) ; origin, source, cause ; foundation ; 
 authority, power ; magistracy or persons ex- 
 ercising authority in a state ; l| άξχ;^;, from the 
 beginning ; α,ξχγιν, without an article used ad- 
 verbially, at first, originally, formerly, Herod, 
 but with a negative particle, it signifies 
 wholly, altogether ; us tyiv κξχ'/ιν κΆτίστγκταν^ 
 raised themselves to power, Lys. τχ τταξαγγελ- 
 λόμίνβί υ-ττο τγ\ζ μιγ'κττ'/ΐζ «,ζ^χ/ίί, the things 
 commanded by the supreme authority, Xen. 
 Cyrop. i, 2. α,ξχ^οι.), plur. elements, first princi- 
 ples, used like στοιχ,ίΊκ. From α^χ^η, are de- 
 rived, ά,ξχα,ίος, α,ξχ^ο), and άρχομαι, ^'/ιμα,ρχος^ 
 'ί'ί^ξχοί, '^'^«■ξΖΟίί Ί•7^π•α.ξχοζ and Ιττάζχ'ης^ 
 μόναξχο; or μονάξχ'/ις, νχύοίξχοξ, ολίγκξχίοι^ 
 -τηιβαξχ'ίω, χιλίάξχη;, ^;C.] 
 
 Άξχ'/,γετζύιιν, and άξχν-,γίτίίΐν, pres. inf. 
 act. of 
 
 Άξχ'/ιγίτίύω, f. ίύ(ϊω, to obtain the com- 
 mand, to govern or preside.] 
 
 Άξχνιγίτ•/ΐζ, ου, ο, and Dor. ά,ξχοιγίτοΐί, a 
 leader, chief, prince ; a tutelary head of a peo- 
 ple ; ihe founder of a fa7nily ; also 
 
 Άξχ'/ιγίτις, i^o;, h, the f em. of the preceding; 
 and 
 
 Άξχ'/ιγοί, ου, ο xoii ϋι, the leader, chief, com- 
 mander ; founder, head, author. All from 
 Οίξχ'/Ι and ΥίγίομιΔί. 
 
 ΆξχΤιύεν, (Ion. for Ιξ a^xm) adv. from the 
 beginning, anciently, formerly, originally, at 
 first. Herod. Th. α.ξχ'/ι. 
 
 Άξχίιν, and τ'/ιν α,ξχγιν, used adverbially, orig- 
 inall}', at first ; and, when accompanied ivith 
 a negative jyar tide, wholly, altogether, entirely, 
 manifestly, clearly. 
 
 Άξχβ'-ντο!,, acc. sing. masc. p)^'''^• 1• a, jfas. 
 of οί,ξΧ^, or οίξχομοίΐ. 
 
 'Αζχ'ΐΆΤξοζ, ου, ο, chief physician, the first 
 of physicians. From αξχοξ and Ιατξος, ivhich 
 is from, Ίύομοα, to cure. 
 
 ΆξχίγξοομμοίΤίυ;, so;, o, chief scribe or sec- 
 retar3^ From οιοχο-, and 'γξαμμ.ατίύς . 
 
 Άξχί^αμοξ, ου, ό, a p)roper navie, Archida- 
 mus. 
 
 Άξχί^ί(τμοφύλΰίί^, ccKOi, 0, the chief jailer or 
 prison-keeper. Th. φύΧοίττω, to guard. 
 
 Άξχι^ίο-μύττίί, ου, ό, the Same as the preced- 
 ing. Suicer. 
 
ΑΡΧ 
 
 il8 
 
 Α2Α 
 
 'ΑξχηξΛπύω,/. ivffw, to discharge the office 
 of high priest. 
 
 Άξχηξατικοζ, V, ov, belongirtg to the high- 
 priest, pontifical ; and 
 
 Άξχηξίυί, ios, o, Att. iag, a, the chief priest, 
 high priest, pontiff; i. e. α,ξχ,ων των Ιίξίων. 
 From αξχτι and is^tus, which isft^m Ιίξοζ, holy. 
 
 Άξχ^ατα,Ίξος, ου, β, a chief companion. 
 
 ^Αξχΐίυνουχοξ, ου, ο, the chief eunuch. 
 
 Άξχίκοξ, 'A, ov, principal, chief ; qualified to 
 govern ; governing ; αν6ξώτων ά.ξχ;ικον, quali- 
 fied or fit to govern men, Xen. Mem. i, 1.] 
 
 Άξχ,ίχυξίξν'^τ>ίί, ου, ό, chief governor. 
 
 ^ ΑρχΊΧοχ^οί, ου, ο, the name of a poet, Archi- 
 lochus, who was the inventor of Iambic verse. 
 
 Άξ)(^ιμάγαξος, ου, ο, a chief cook, master 
 cook. From ίίξ^χνι and μά,γίίξοζ. 
 
 'A^;^;/βivfl_^ββ?, ου, ο, chief cup-bearer. From 
 αρχοα, ο'ίνος, and χίω. 
 
 Άξ^ι-ηίξο,τίΐί, ου, ό, chief of pirates. 
 
 Άξρ(^ΐ'Τθέ/Λ'/]ν, ίνος, ό, chief shepherd, 1. Pet. 
 ν, 4. From ά.ξχγΐ and •zoiu^'Av. 
 
 "Αξ^ί'Τ'Το;, ου, ό, the name of a man, 
 Archippus. Th. Ίτ'^οζ. 
 
 Άξχ^ΐ'^ξίσζίυττίί, ου, ο, chief embassador or 
 envoy. 
 
 'Αξχ;ίσ•ιτο^βιοξ, ου, ο, chief baker. From 
 αρχοι), σίτος, and foau. 
 
 Άξχιστξατ'/ιγοί, αν, ο, commander in chief of 
 an army, a general. From άξχίι and ατ^Άτη- 
 γβζ, which is from στξοίτοξ and άγω. 
 
 ^ Αξχ^κτυνάγωγοζ, ου, ο, the chief of a syna- 
 gogue. From Άξχων and tfuvoiyuyv), which is 
 from α'υνάγω. Th. ay ω. 
 
 Άξχ,ιτίκτονίϊν, pres. inf. act. contract, of 
 
 ^Αξχίτίκτονίω^ ω, f. ή(Τω, to be an architect, 
 to build.] 
 
 Άξ^ίΤίχτονία^ ast h, architecture, the art of 
 building, 
 
 ' Αξχιτίχτονίχοξ, *?, ov, architectural, belong- 
 ing to or skilled in architecture, and in the f em. 
 
 ^Αζχίτίκ,τονικι\, (τίχ^ν'/ί being understood) 
 architecture. 
 
 ^ Αοχ^ιτίκτων, όνος, ο, an architect, master- 
 builder ; also a contriver, plotter. From α,ξχων 
 and τίκτων, which is from τιύχω. 
 
 ' ΑξχιτίΧωνης , ου, ο, q. d. οίξχων των Τίλω- 
 νων, the chief of publicans. 
 
 Άξχιτξίχλινος, ου, ό, the superintendant or 
 master of a feast ; a major-domo. From ά,ξχ;ίι, 
 and τξίχληον, a dining-room, so called from its 
 being furnished with three couches for the 
 guests ; from τζίΤς and κ,λίνΐΐ, which is from 
 χλίνω, to recline. 
 
 Άρχίφυλος, ου, β, the chief or head of a 
 tribe ; jdur. ΰξχ,Ίφυλοι, οι. Th. φυλ'^. 
 
 "Αξχ/Λίνος, bij Sync, for α,ξχΌμ,ινος, 
 
 "Αξχομαι, See "Α^χω. 
 
 ΆρχΌμίνος, pres. part. ])as. of οίξχομαι. Th. 
 uov'/i, or o!,ξχμ'^voς,for '/ΐξχμίνος, which is also 
 for 'ΑΡγμ'ίνος, part. perf. pas. y being changed 
 into χ. 
 
 Άρχος, ov, ό, a chief, leader. Hence in Eng- 
 lish the adjective arch. 
 
 "Αξχω, f. %&', p. νίξχοί, to begin, make a 
 beginning, set an example ; to preside over, to 
 command, rule over, to be a magistrate ; to 
 exercise restraint over the appetite <^c. 1. a. 
 ind. act. τίξζοί, part. 1. a. act. α^ξα?, αντος. 
 In the middle voice a^xo^eii,f. ^ομοίΐ, to begin, 
 commence, enter upon ; ivith a genitive, as 
 λόγου, ^ξόμου, ΐτΊτου, to begin to speak, run, 
 eat, ^c. and with a participle, as ^ί^άσ•κων, to 
 begin to learn, Schneid. Lex. It does not, 
 however, always signfy the beginning of an 
 action, but simply declares the action which is 
 signified by an iifinitive mood accompanying it ; 
 Fischer. Anhnadv. ad Velleri Gram, impof. 
 ind. mid. or pas. νίξχΌμνιν, ου, ίτο, ])res. part, 
 pas. Άξχόμίνος• οίοχωμίβ^, for α^χωμίθα^ 1. ])l. 
 p)res. subj. mid. or pas. 1. f mid. α,ζζ,ομοίΐ, y, 
 sToii, 1. a. ind. tnid. 7ΐξ^άμ>ιν, ω, ατο' 1. a. 
 mid. suhj, α,ζϊ,ωμοίΐ, vt, ητοα, 1. α. inf. mid. 
 οίξζ,ασθοίΐ. Th. οίξχή.^ 
 
 ' Αξχωμζ(τύα,, Dor. or Poet, for αξχωμίθα, 
 1. pZ. 2^res. subj. m. of α,ξχω, or α,ξχομαι. 
 
 "Αξχων, οντος, ό, a magistrate, public officer ; 
 the Grecian magistrate called the archon ; άξχό- 
 μινος, part. j)res. pas. 
 
 'ΆPΩ,,f. ά,ξω. p. νίξκοί, to adapt, fit, adjust, 
 accommodate ; neut. to suit, quadrate with ; 
 1. a. ind. act, ^ξοι, and jFoI. κξσχ, and τίξο-οί, 
 p)art. α,ξσα,ς, α,ντος' p. ind. m. ίΐ^α, and, by a 
 reduplication αΐξ'/ΐξα, and Poet, ϋξοίζοί' οίξύ* 
 may also be 1. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of βι"ξω. 
 See also under "Αξοίξοί. 
 
 Άξωγγι, jjff, h, succour, aid ; and 
 
 Άξωγος, ov, ό χα) h, an auxiliary, ally, as- 
 sistant. From αζ'/ιγω, the τ) being changed 
 into a. 
 
 "ΑΡΩΜΑ, ατός, TOy perfume, aromatic 
 odour ; άξωματα, ων, ras, odours. From cigt 
 and οζω. Hence 
 
 Άζωμ,ατίΆος, h, ov, aromatic, odorous ; and 
 αρωματω^ης, ίως, ο και h, perfumed, aromatic. 
 
 ΆΡΛΝΓΑ, ας, ν, a kind of tree, the med- 
 lar. 
 
 "Αζθι)ς, ωος, ό. Dor. for τίξως, a hero. 
 
 '^Ας, adv. Dor. for Ίως, as long as, until, 
 Aristoph. Lysistr. 173. Some write it as 
 without the accent. 1 
 
 "Ας, acc. pi. of ος, ί), ο. 
 
 Άσ-ά, ο, indecl. the name of a man, Asa. 
 
 "^ A,(fa, Dor. for γ<τα, 1. sing, and 2. sing, 
 α,σας. Dor. for τισας, 1. a. ind, act. of οα'ι^ω, 
 and εβω, contract, pov, imperf. ind. act. and 
 Dor. ahov. 
 
 '^Affat, 1 . a. inf. act. of α^ω, f. α.(ίω. But 
 ahω,f. ααω, (with t subscr.J to sing. 
 
 "Ασακτος, ου, ο κα) h, not trampled on, soft, 
 not pressed or condensed, Xen. ] 
 
 Άα-άλίυτος, ου, ό και h, unshaken, unmoved, 
 stable, fixed. From a pr. and ο-αλ&ύω, Th. 
 σάλος. 
 
 Άσάλτιγχτος, or ασάλτιχτος, ου, ό χαι ί, 
 not proclaimed with the trumpet ; άσάλτίχτοι 
 ωξα, midnight, when the trumjiet was not 
 sounded,. From apr, and σάλπιγ^. 
 
ΑΣΕ 
 
 119 
 
 Α2Θ 
 
 ^Ασάμίνοζ, ου, ό, part. 1. α, mid, of α^ω^ to 
 satiate, or eieo, to hurt. 
 
 Ά2Α'ΜΙΝΘ02, ov, 0, a bathing-vessel, 
 Odys. iii, 468. From ufftv /^ivuhtv, i. e. to 
 remove foulness. 
 
 'Affoiv, pres. inf. contract, for affuiiv,from 
 utracifff. {\(τω, p. ήκα. Th. α^ω. 
 
 Άα-άν^αλϋξ, ου, ο xat νι, destitute of sandals. 
 ^ From a pr, and σαν^άλιον. 
 
 "Ασ -avroiy ov, ό και h, not caressing or fawn- 
 ing, ^sch. Choeph. 420.] 
 
 Άσ•άο(Λαι, ωμα,ι, to be disgusted with, to 
 nauseate ; to be troubled with, Herod.'\ 
 
 'AiraTriis, iog, and α.ση'^'τος, ου, ο κχι h, not 
 putrefied, not rotten, not subject to putrefac- 
 tion. From a, pr. and σή'^ω. 
 
 Άα-χξκίοί, a$, VI, leanness, want of flesh. 
 From 01. pr. and σ-άξ'ξ. 
 
 Άιτάζκ,οζ, ου, ο χ,οΐι ί, destitute of flesh, 
 emaciated, lean, slender. 
 
 "A2AP0N, ov, TO, the name of a plant, 
 asarabacca. 
 
 "^A^ffeis, Ion. for ^<ras, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 of ahu, to sing. 
 
 Άα-ΰίφί/ΐα, ois, h, want of clearness, obscurity ; 
 and 
 
 Άιτχφίΐί, sflf, edi, κα) vi, obscure, doubt- 
 ful, uncertain. From expr. and ffctipns» 
 
 'Atraca, See Άα&ομ,Λΐ. 
 
 "Ασ'ζίο'τος, ου, ο χ,αϊ if, or οξ, sj, ov, unquench- 
 able ; unceasing ; ocff^iffrn, in fern. g. in Horn. 
 From a, pr. and a-Sio-roi, from (τζίννυμ,ι. 
 
 Ά2Β0ΆΗ, vii, and olff^okos, ου, jj, soot, 
 cinders. As if from cltrts and βάλλω. 
 
 'AffSokansf oiffiroe, otv, gen. svtos, ίσσγις, ivros, 
 sooty, smoky, Poet, and 
 
 Άσ^ολόω, ω, f. ωσω, and άσζολύω, ω, to 
 make sooty, to smut. Tk. άιτζόλτι. 
 
 Άα-ζολά^}]?) (ο;, ό κκ) ri, the same with uffSo- 
 λβείζ. 
 
 Άσ^ξουζαλ, the name of a Carthaginian 
 general, Asdrubal. 
 
 'Aa-iSucc, «J, '/I, impiety, irreligion. From 
 
 Άσ-ίζίω, oa,f. νί(ϊω, ρ, niriSvixei, to be irreli- 
 gious or impious, 1 . a. inf. act. afftS^ffui. From 
 a pr. and σίζω. 
 
 'Affitri, 7iom. pi. n. g. from ainSins. 
 
 Άα^ί^τιμα, aros, ro, an act of impiety or 
 irreligion ; and 
 
 'AffiSijs, ios, ό χΒίϊ VI, ro ά<ηζίί, irreligious, 
 impious, wicked ; τά «.(η^ίστΆτα, the most 
 wicked or impious things. Tab. Cebet. 40. 
 From a priv. and σίζω. 
 
 * A(nkyot.ivm,f. uvw. See κα'ίλγίω,^ 
 
 Άσ-ίλγίία, αζ, vi, dissoluteness, obscenity; 
 insolence, impertinence ; and 
 
 Άα•ίλγίω, ω, f. viffu, and άίηλγα,Ίνηιΐ, f 
 etvu, to behave lasciviously, or impertinently ; 
 and 
 
 Άβ-ίλγίωζ, or ά.βίλ'γωζ, impertinently, in- 
 solently ; dissolutely. All from. 
 
 'Λ2ΕΑΓΗ'2, 10$, Kt») 71, insolent, imperti- 
 
 nent, violent, intemperate j dissolute, laacivious, 
 debauched. 
 
 *Αβ•ίληνος, ου, ο xeti τι, destitute of a moon, 
 moonless ; κκα•ίλνινον κοίτκ νύκτα, and during 
 the moonless night, Anacr. 3. From α priv. 
 and «τιλνιννι, the moon. 3 
 
 "AffifAvos, ου, 6 χα,) ή, wanting in dignity or 
 gravity of character ; unbecoming, indecent, 
 shameless. From λ pr. and (Πμνόζ. 
 
 "Affi'Troi, ου, ό χα) h, the same with atn^vii' 
 used also pasnvely, not reverenced or respected, 
 not adored, Soph. From a pr. and οίζω. 
 
 Άσ•ίτνΐί, ios, xu) h, impious. Gen. xviii, 25. 
 
 'A^ffiZfABit, Dor. for affofAai, l.f. ind. m. of 
 οβω, to sing. 
 
 " Affvi, VIS, h, disgust, loathing ; also dissatis- 
 faction, trouble of mind, depression of spirits ; 
 anxiety, solicitude, Sapph. in Ven. 3. From, 
 ahoj, to satiate,] 
 
 'A^<rjj, 2. sing, 1. f. ind. m. Dor. for ^<re- 
 μαι, VI. 
 
 'Affviuilviv, 1. sing. 1. a. opt. pas. from 1. a, 
 ind. jms. νιαίιύνι\>. See atrviu^s. 
 
 'Atrti^ys, 2. sing. I. a. subj. pas. from 1. a. 
 ind< pas. νισήθνιν, of ααάομ,αι, u(jt,ai,f. viffo^at. 
 Th. ahcd, to satiate. 
 
 ^ Ασνιμοίντος, ου, ο xeah, unstamped, unsealed; 
 unguarded, 'unwatched, having no keeper ; 
 α,σ•νιμοι,ννα μ,ηλα, sheep without a keeper, Iliad 
 X, 485. From oi pr. and σημαίνω. 
 
 "Α(Τ7ΐμο$, ου, ό χα) νι, having no mark or 
 stamp as uncoined gold or silver ; obscure, of 
 uncertain meaning, ασνιμων χνυξημάτων, inartic- 
 ulate cries of irfants, Herod, ii, 2. From » 
 j)riv. and σ'ημοί, a mark or stamp. 
 
 ^ Ασίιμωζ, in an obscure or uncertain manner, 
 without any distinctive mark or sign, without a 
 track of the game in hunting, Xen. 
 
 " AvviTTos, ου, a xa) vi, the same with aifa^f. 
 From apr. and σνι-ττω. 
 
 Άσ-^σ-νι, 2. pers. 1. a, subj. mid. of άσάομαι. 
 See Άσνιύ^ί. 
 
 'A^ffSiis, ivres, part. 1. a. pas. from 1. a. 
 ind. pas. ^σβνιν, of the verb atu, to sing. 
 
 'Aaoivna, as, h, weakness, want of strength, 
 infirmity, slothfulness ; ασύίηια €ίου, poverty, 
 scantiness of living, Herod, ii, 47. See'Aa^hvίω.^ 
 
 Άβ•ύίνίσ•ηξο$, compar. of affuivm. 
 
 Ά(τβίνίω, u,f. νια•ω, j). τισθίνηχα, to be feeble, 
 infirm, or sick ; to languish ; impeif, ind. act. 
 viff6iviov, ουν, 1. a. ind. act. νκτύίννισα, pres. 
 part. act. αοΉνίων, ων, iovros, ovvros, and in 
 f. g. affiiviouffoi, ούσα, vis' αβΗνήτας, avros, 
 and inf. g. ao'hvriffaifa^ part. 1. a, act. From 
 apr. and auivos. 
 
 ' ΑσθΊνημα, aros, ro, feebleness, weakness, 
 sickness ; and 
 
 ' Affhvvis, ios, xa) 'h, feeble, infirm, sick;• 
 poor. From the same Th. 
 
 'Aa-hvia, Ιση. for dfffivna, lohich see. 
 
 'Aa-hvixos, VI, ov, feeble, infirm, sick ; poor, 
 destitute ; and 
 
 'Affhvus, adv. feebly, in a feeble manner, 
 weakly. From the same Th, 
 
A5K 
 
 120r 
 
 ASK 
 
 "'Aff^'/i, Ion. for m^n, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. 
 of ciu, or rather αάσκω, or άά,ω. 
 
 ^Α2ΘΜΑ, ατοί, το, a breathing, a blowing; 
 shortness of breath ; difficulty of breathing ; 
 the disease called as^thma. From όίω. Hence 
 
 Άσόμάζω, f. ά(Τω, to breathe short or with 
 difficulty. 
 
 Άσβμα,Ίνοντα,, acc. Sing. masc. pres. part, 
 act. of άσόμαίνω. 
 
 ΆσόμΆίνω, fo ανω, p. ^/T^f/ αγκβί, to hre&the 
 short or with difficulty. 
 
 Άίτόματίζο;, h, ov, short-breathed ; asth- 
 matic. Th. άσθμα,. 
 
 Άβ-ία., aj, ί, the name of a part of the world, 
 Asia. Hence 
 
 'Ao-i&vos, h, ov, Asiatic. 
 
 ^ Αο'ίά,ξχ'ης, ou, o, a prefect of Asia, gov- 
 ernour of an Asiatic province, one that is 
 charged with the religious concerns of an Asi- 
 atic province ; q. d. ϋξχ^ίαν ννις Ά>;Ία.ζ. 
 
 Άσ•ί^'/ΐξΰί, ου, ό κ,οά τι, made without iron ; 
 unarmed. 
 
 'Air/jj, Ion. for afftoc., f.g-of «■<ηοζ, 1κ, lov, 
 muddy, slimy. From, οίσίζ. 
 
 " Κσψοζ, ov, 0, silver ; ϋίτιμος οίξγυξΟί. 
 Hesych. 
 
 'Α2ΓΝΗ, vi, V), a kind of plant that en- 
 twines itself round others, asine. 
 
 ^ Ασίνη, the name of a Grecian city, Asine. 
 
 Άλ v>j;, ίος, κού vi, unhurt ; not hurtful or 
 injurious, ^schyl. Agam. 1530. Th. σίνω. 
 
 "Ασιοζ, ίκ, (OV, muddy, slimy, Iliad ii, 461. 
 £ut others read here α,σχ,Ίω, shady ; and others 
 again read Άσίω for Άσάω, the name of a 
 hero, q. d. the fields of Asius ; which is sup- 
 ported by Virgil's Asia prata, Georgic i, 383. 
 Heyne. J 
 
 Ά2ΓΡΑΚ02, ov, 0, a kind of grasshopper 
 with very long legs. 
 
 "ΑΣΙ2, ιωξ, 'h, mud, mire, slime, ooze. As 
 if from οίζω. 
 
 Ά,(Τ/ί, a singing, song. From εβω. 
 
 'AoTTicc, and οίσιτίΐα, α,ζ, 'h, abstinence ; 
 dieting ; want, misery. From 
 
 " ΑσΊτοζ, ου, ο κοά h, that has not eaten, fast- 
 ing. From α pr. and σίτος. 
 
 Ά2ΚΑ'ΛΑΒ02, ου, or άβ-καλα^ίίτ»??, ου, 
 ο, α small species of spotted lizard ; and by 
 aphseresis, σκαλαζωτ'/ι?, and xoiXaSuryis. 
 
 Ά2ΚΑ'ΛΑΦ02, ου, ο, the name of a bird, 
 ascalaphus; also of a man. 
 
 "Ασκα,Χοζ, ου, ο κ,α) ί, not dug up, unculti- 
 vated. From u. pr. and σχ,άΧΧω. 
 
 Ά2ΚΑΛί1'ΠΑ2, ου, ο, a woodcock or 
 snipe, Aristot. Hist. Anim. ix, 26. See "Σκο- 
 λόοταξ.] 
 
 Ά2ΚΑ'ΝΤΗ2, ου, ο, a pallet-bed, Aris- 
 toph. Nub. 629 ; a mean bed or couch. From 
 a, priv. and σκ,'/ιν/ΐ' 
 
 Άσχοί,ξ^α,μυχτύ, adv. with fixed eyes, with- 
 out winking, JCen. Cyrop. i, 4.] 
 ' Άσχ,χ.ξ}α,μυκ7ΐ, adv. the same as the preced- 
 ing. Lucian.^ 
 
 Ά2ΚΑΡΓ2, ι^οξ, 91, a Jdnd of long and 
 round worm in the bowels. 
 
 ^AffKzurti, eejj κκι '/ι, unhurt, safe. It is 
 also written α,σχ^ίύτις, and ά,^τκ,ηύνις, from &σ- 
 χ,ίτο;. From et,p>r. and ιχω, or σχ,ίω. 
 
 ΆσκίλίΛΐ;, adv. and ά,σκ,ζλϊς, severely, rig- 
 orously ; incessantly, continually, Odys. i, 68. 
 
 Άσχίληί, ios, xoi) '/I, not hardened, not 
 dried ; also used in the opposite sense ; also ^ 
 having no legs. From a, pr. or iniens. and- 
 σκίλλω.'^ 
 
 "Ασκίττοί, ου, ό χα) h, not circumspect, in- 
 considerate ; also unconsidered, unattended to, 
 Xen. Mem. iv, 2, 
 
 ' Ασχ'ί'π'τωζ, adv. inconsiderately, rashly. 
 From espr. and σχίτττομαι. 
 
 Άσχίυ^ί, ios, χα) h, and ασχιυοζ, ου, ο χα) ή, 
 unfurnished, unprovided, as with implements, 
 utensils, arms, ^c. Th. σκίΰοζ. 
 
 Ά2ΚΕΊΓΙ, ω, f. γισω, J}, νισχνικα, 1. α. ind. 
 act. τισχησα, part, ασχήσαζ, α,ντος• to exercise, 
 train, or discipline one in any thing, wheth- 
 er relating to the body or the mind ; τουζ μνι ra 
 σώματα ασχουντας..,.'τους μη την "φυρ^ριν aff- 
 χουνταζ, Xen. Mem,, i, 2, 1 9 ; to practise any 
 thing, as virtue, ^c. ■ ασχί7ν ά,ξίτην ; to accus- 
 tom one's self to, wxn Tz Ι^ομ/λΰν μ\ν -yfav- 
 νο^αττοΐζ, Xen. Ages, xi, 4 ; to labour about 
 or endeavour, άσχων, όσον "^ύναμα/, Xen. Cyrop. 
 V, 5, 5 ; to ornament, decorate, adorn, and, in the 
 passive, to be ornamented, ^c. as h οΐχ'/ιμαη 
 '/ισχνιμίνω, Herod, ii, 160 and 169, and iii, 
 57 ; Eunpid. Troad. 1023, Ion. 326, Alcest. 
 1 59 ; to labour or work on any thing (like 
 Ιξγάζίσθαι), Iliad iii, 388, Xviii, 592, Odys. i, 
 439. Th. ffxiuj.] 
 
 "Ασχημα, aro?, το, any thing practised or 
 endured, employment, labour, Xen. Cyrop. 
 vii, 5.] 
 
 "ΑσχηοΊζ, teas, h, exercise or practice, appli- 
 cation, fondnessyor any thing. 
 
 ' Ασχητήξίον, ου, το, a place for exercise, a 
 gymnasium ; a monastery. 
 
 Άσχητηξ, ου, ο, one who practises or is versed 
 in any thing ; an athlete, a boxer. It is oj)- 
 posed to ihiUTvis, one who is inexperienced or 
 unpractised.] 
 
 Άσχγιτοζ, 91, ov, practised ; laboured, wrought 
 with skill, ornamented. From, ασχίω. 
 
 'Άσχ'ίοζ, Ία, (OV, shady, thickly shaded, dark ; 
 from a intensive and σκιά, a shadow ; also 
 destitute of shade, μη ϊχ,ον σχιάν Hesych, 
 From a priv. and σχιά. 
 
 Άσχλα•ηοζ, ω, ό, Oor.for Άβ•χλή•τιοί, ov, ο, 
 a proper name, Esculapius. 
 
 Άσ•κλ5?ίτ<άδ>?5, ου, ο, a jyroper name, Ascle- 
 piades ; in plur. physicians, i. e. sons of Escu- 
 lapius, Eurip). Alcest. 972. 
 
 "Ασκοτος, ου, ο χα) h, the same as a<r»e?rrflr, 
 ου, χα) ή' and 
 
 Άσκότωξ, as ασχίττω;, adv. which see. 
 
 'A2K0'2, ου, 0, a skin or leather sack for 
 holding wbie or water, a leather bettle, Iliad 
 I iii, 247. 
 
Α2Π 
 
 121 
 
 Α2Π 
 
 Ά(Τκουμ&ν, 1. 2)1. pres. ind. act. contr. of 
 
 "Κσχ,ζνι, daU sing. Ion. for "Ασ•κ.ξα, from 
 "ΆσκξΒί, a?, »i, the name of a district or terri- 
 tory ; also α,<τκ,ζα, «j, h, (in Hesychiusj a bar- 
 ren oak. 
 
 Άα•χ.ωλΐίχ,, ων, τα, a festival of Bacchus, at 
 which they danced on oiled leather bottles. ] 
 
 "Ασκωμοί, ατοζ, το, a piece of leather where 
 the oar rests in the side of a boat, ^c.~\ 
 
 ^Αίτμα, Άτοί, το, a song, a sonnet ; άα•μο$, ov, 
 a, the same ; and 
 
 ' Ασμάτιον, ου, τα, dimin.from the preceding. 
 From ίβω, to sing. 
 
 ^ Ασματοκύμ^ττίξ, ου, ο, a musician or poet^ 
 that spoils his performance by over-refining or 
 over-doing, ^particularly the dithyrambic and 
 tragic poets, Aristoph. Nub. S32.] 
 
 Άσμενίο-τίξον, adv. more willingly or freely ; 
 and ασμίΛστοίτοι, most freely or willingly. 
 From α,α-μίνοζ. 
 
 ' Ασμζνίσίΐα,, as, ε, \. a. oj)t. act. jEoI. of 
 
 Άο-μίνίζω, f ί(τω, tO give a kind reception 
 to any one, to receive politely ; to be happy on 
 account of any thing, to be contented, to take 
 pleasure in. From 
 
 "A2MEN02, £vjj, ivov, cheerful, gay, joyful ; 
 having a readiness or alacrity to do any thing, 
 willing ; from viheu, perf. ind. pas. %σμα.ί, part, 
 ίιβ'μίνοί, and Ion. α,ίτμινοξ, and ασμινοζ, by 
 changing the breathing and the accent accord- 
 ing to the j^olic dialect ; in comparat. άσ-μίνί- 
 ύτίξΰξ, sujyerlat. α,σμεύστοίτος, for άιτμίνάτίξοί 
 and -ωτοίτος. , 
 
 "Αο'μινωζ, adv. willingly, cheerfully, with 
 earnestness. 
 
 ΆβΌφιβί, as, VI, want of understanding, igno- 
 rance, want of judgment, folly. From α pr. 
 and σοφία. 
 
 "Ao-ofos, oi), xoi) ii, wanting in understand- 
 ing or judgment, unwise, ignorant, unskilled. 
 From a j)riv. and a-opos. 
 
 'Aff'oipus, adv. foolishly, unwisely. 
 
 Ά2Γ[Α'Ζ0ΜΑΙ, f άσομαι, p. ηιτ'τίασμαι, 
 to salute, greet, embrace, receive affectionately, 
 to welcome, pay one's respects to, treat with 
 afiection, to love ; imperf. 9ΐσ•9ταζόμνιν, 1 . a. 
 ind. m. ν^σ-ζασάμην, ω, ατο, 1. a. imperat. rnid. 
 ησ-η'ασαι, ασθω, 1. a. subj. mid. ά(ττάσ•ωμαί, τι, 
 UToti, part. άα•7!'ασ•άμίνο$. From a (for αμα) 
 and σ^τίάω. Hence 
 
 ΆίΤ^αίςω, f. αζω, and άο'τταρίζω, f. iff ω, to 
 palpitate, tremble, shake •, to struggle as against 
 death ; Attic for σ-ταίξω, f. αξω, propci-ly <ψ- 
 plied to the struggles of death. From 
 
 Ά2ΠΑ'ΛΑΘ02, ου, h, the name of a 
 thorny shrub, aspalathus, Dioscor. v, 19. 
 
 'Αο•ίτάλαξ, aicos, o, a mole ; the mus typhlus. 
 Aristot. Also a kind of plant, Theophr. i, 1 1 . 
 Άσ-^τάλακοί TvipXoTi^os, proverb, blinder than 
 a mole. 
 
 'Aff-xaXtius, ios, or %us, a fisherman, an 
 angler. From «ν^αλβί, tvhich is from σττάω 
 
 16 
 
 and αλί, or λίνον, because the fsh is draivn 
 from the sea with a line. 
 
 'Α2ΠΑ'ΡΑΓ02, ου, ο, or άσφάξuγos Attic, 
 the vegetable called asparagus. The Greeks 
 give the name of aff<ffa,ga.yos to almost all kinds 
 of tender shoots, till they go to seed, according 
 to Galen, lib. 2. de Alimentis. 
 
 " Αα'τα.ξτοξ, ου, ο xeci fi, not sown, not seeded ; 
 and 
 
 Άff'τάξτωs, adv. in an unsown state, without 
 seed. From a p)r. and ffTfa^Tos, which is from 
 στί'ίξω, to sow. 
 
 "AffTraffai, affuu, 1. a. imperat. m. of atfTfa- 
 1^0 μαι. 
 
 ' AffTaffaffuai, 1. a. inf. m. aff'jraffmh, 2. pi, 
 1. a. subj. m. of «.σ'^τάζομαι. 
 
 'AffTciffios, ου, xai 'h, or los, la, tov, worthy 
 of being saluted or embraced ; agreeable, pleas- 
 ing, worthy of regard ; and 
 
 ^ ΑίΤ'ττασΊωζ, adv. willingly, freely» courte- 
 ously ; also 
 
 ^Aff■7Γaffμos, eZ, o, salutation, embrace, wel- 
 come ; ayid 
 
 'AffTaffTos, h, ov, the same with aff-ratnos. 
 All from perf. ind. pas. of αστάζομαι. 
 
 'AffTaffTius, adv. willingly, freely. 
 
 "Αα-'Πξμος, ου, ό κ,α) 'h, seedless ; also leaving 
 no issue, Iliad xx, 303. From a pr. and 
 στίξμοι. Th, ffTfu^oj.'^ 
 
 Aff-Tfi^^is, adv. incessantly, assiduously, 
 zealously. From a intens. and σ<7(ίζ^χω. 
 
 "Aff-^TiTos, ου, ό χα) h, indescribable ; vast, 
 immense. From a pr. and ϊ'ττομκι. 
 
 ^Aff-ziV/is, ios, ό xai h, round like a shield. 
 Th. uff'ffts• 
 
 ' Aff-TTihia-xn, yiSi h, a curved part of a car. 
 
 ^ Aff-pTthiUTas, a, o. Dor. for 
 
 'Aff'TrthiiiiTns, ου, Ό, bearing a shield ; a war- 
 rior. From the same. 
 
 ' Aff'Tfihohov'Teos, ου, ο χα) h, shield-resound- 
 ing, applied to the races. Find. Isthm. i, 30. 
 From aff9r}s, a shield and ^ou'^ros, a resound- 
 ing•] 
 
 Άσ -^ihost^its, ios, ό xai h, shield-like ; bear- 
 ing a shield. 
 
 ^ Aff<τ^hόφoζos, ου, χα) γι, bearing a shield ; a 
 warrior. 
 
 Άσ^ίζω, f tffu, p. ixa, to defend with a 
 shield, protect. Th. affTis. 
 
 "AffT'iKos, ου, χα) h, spotless, immaculate, 
 unblemished ; not violated. From a pr. and 
 ff\r7\os. 
 
 Ά2ΠΓ2, Itos, '/I, a shield, buckler ; Ιξ 
 affTTiOos, It' aff'^l^a, and •Tfao aff^i^a, on the 
 left hand, to the left ; ^ταξ άσττί^α στηναι, to 
 place myself in battle (literally by my shield), 
 Eurip. Med. 252. Also a kind of serpent, an 
 asp. Hence άστίζω, ί/τίξαστίζω, υ<ηξαστιστ7ΐί. 
 The Lacedaemonians used the shield called aff^ts, 
 and the Thracians, the 5τέλτ;;.] 
 
 'Aff^iffTUiav, gen. pi. ^ol. of 
 
 'Aff'ffiffThs, ου, ό, a soldier bearing a shield. 
 Th. affTis- 
 
 "AffTTXay^vos, ου, I »«) «, destitute of feel- 
 
ΑΣΤ 
 
 122 
 
 Α2Τ 
 
 ing, having ηβ heart, heartless, merciless ; 
 cowardly. From a, ^η. and o-?rXa^;^vov, bowels. 
 
 "Aff'TtXTiVov, ου, TO, a remedy against dis- 
 eases of the spleen ; spleen-wort, 
 
 "Αο'τλ^,νοζ, ου, ο Kou η, having no spleen. 
 From a j)r. and α•ι•λήν. 
 
 'A<T-;rovhS, adv. witliout making a libation or 
 sacrifice ; without a league or treaty ; and 
 
 Άίτ-ττίνΥ-ω, ω, f. γ,σω, to disregard or break 
 a treaty ; to refuse to treat. 
 
 "AciTev^fli, ου, κΆί η, implacable, irreconcil- 
 able, that violates treaties, faithless. From a, 
 jmi. and σ-•το•Λ/ι, ivhich is from σ<!τ'ίν^ω, perf. 
 ind. m. iVirev^a, whence α•<ρτον^ή, 
 
 "Αστααοί, ου, ο και τι, the same with α,στοίξ- 
 τος. ^Λό having no seed. From a pr. and 
 
 ΆίΤ'^ουΒΰίβ'τοξ, ου, ο άολ η•, neglected, disre- 
 garded ; and 
 
 Άστου'^ύ, adv. without care, neglectfully ; 
 also without zeal or effort. From a. pr. and 
 ffTTovV/i, ivhich is from σνιυ^ω. 
 
 "Ασσ and"' Ασσα.^ Att. ο,τύά, for οίτίξ, and 
 oirtvci, whatsoever things ; οίσίτοί, or Att. «ττα, 
 is equivale7it to τίνα, some or any things. 
 
 Άίτσάξίον, ου, το, ffroin the Latin as, assis) 
 the fourth part of the uncia and the half of an 
 obolus, equal to 3.1 farthings sterling or about 
 one cent and an half. Polyb. ii, c. 15 ; 
 Matt. X, 29 ; Luke xii, 6. 
 
 "A220N, adv. fii'ith the genit. and dat.J 
 near, close by, at hand ; equivalent to Ιγγυ;, 
 comparat. Ιγγίαν and ίιπτων, which is also 
 read ασ<ιω\, and in neut. g, 'ίσιτον. 
 
 " Αίτσοί, ου, '/], the name of a city, Assus. 
 
 Άσίτοτ'ίξω, nearer, and α,σσοτά,τω, nearest. 
 
 Άο-α-υξίοί, a;, 'Λ, Assyria, which was also 
 called Babylon and Chaldeea. 
 
 ' Αίτίύτζξον, ^ol.for ασσΌπξον, hearer. Th. 
 ασσον. 
 
 'A2TAK0'2, oZ, 0, a kind of crab or craw- 
 fish, inhabiting rivers, Aristot. Hist. Anim.^ 
 
 Άσταχτϊ, adv. copiously, in ^ floods or 
 streams, in contradistinction to drops •, applied 
 to the shedding of tears, Platon. Phcedon. 66. 
 Soph. (Ed. Col. 1646.] 
 
 'Α2ΤΑ'ΝΔΗ2, ου, ο, fa Persian wordj a 
 messenger, a courier ; the same with ayyocpos. 
 Plutarch. Alex. 18.] 
 
 ' AffTocTicOf M, f 'Λ(ϊω, p. 'Λστάτη^-Ά, to be 
 wavering or inconstant ; to wander about 
 without a home, 1 . a. ind. act. ηστάττιαο!,. 
 From 
 
 "AffTaroSf ου, ο kcc.) h, unstable, uncertain, 
 inconstant. From a, jmv. and στκτόί. Th. 
 Ίίττ-ήμι. 
 
 Άσητατως, adv. in an inconstant or wavering 
 marmer, without constancy or stability. 
 
 "Αίττά,χ^ιΐζ, υος, ο, an ear or head of grain ; 
 for στάχ^νι, the α being added by pleonasm. 
 Iliad ii, 143. 
 
 "Ασηγο;, ου, ο κα.) h, destitute of a home (or 
 roof) ; also a tattler, one that cannot keep a 
 secret ; intolerable. From a, pr. and ariyo). 
 
 'AtfTiToi, zioc, i7ov, elegant, graceful; be- 
 longing to a citj' ; possessing urbanity, polite ; 
 facetious, JCe?i. Cyrop. ii, 2, 5, pleasing, 
 agreeable. From Άστυ. 
 
 Άστί'ιωζ, adv. with urbanity. From, the 
 same. 
 
 'Αστίμζ,'Λζ, See Άστίμ,ιρ'^ς.'\ 
 
 'Αατίμ,φίωζ, -φως, -βίας, -βωξ, adv. firmly, 
 unmovedh'•, ^c. as in the folloiving. 
 
 'Αα-τί/Λφ^ι;, ίοζ, or ίως, ο κα) τι, for α,στίμ- 
 Syis, ο XOU h, unmoved, firm , intrepid, fearless ; 
 rigorous, stern. Fro^n ot, pr. and στίμ^οϋ. 
 
 Άσ-τίοξ, οί, ov, (verbal adj. from aba) that 
 is to be sung or chanted ; I must sing, 
 Aristoph. Nub. 1206.] 
 
 ΆστίξΙη, VIS, h, the name of a ivoman, 
 Asteria. 
 
 Άιττίξίιτκοί, ου, ό, a little star ; an asterisk ; 
 a kind of plant with a radiated flower, an aster, 
 Th, ασττιρ. 
 
 ' Αστίο'ισμοζ, ου, ο, the same. 
 
 'Αα-τίξοαν/ιί, ίοξ, ο κα) γι, star-like, starry, 
 Euripid.~\ 
 
 " Αστίξόινό , for αστΐοΌίντα, acc. sing, of 
 άίττΒξσει;, i^s-x, tv, starry, full of stars. Th. 
 α(ΤΤ'/ΐξ. 
 
 Άστίξο'ττ'/ι, Tis, 9!, lightning, thunder ; used 
 by the Poets like αστξκ-τί'/ι. From αστράφτω. 
 
 Άαττίξοτ'/ιτγίί, ου, ο, an ejnthet of Jupiter^ 
 the thunderer. From αστίζ^οττή. 
 
 'Αίττίξα^οί, ου, ο κ,α) yi, having a star-like or 
 briUiant look, Eunp. Phoen. 131.] 
 
 'Αίττίφανο;, ου, ο κα) νι, not being crowned, 
 crown-less, Furip. HippoL 1137.Ί 
 
 'AtTTiipavojTo;, ου, ο κα) τι, the same as the 
 preceding ; also one who is denied the crown, 
 which was given for public services, JEschin.'\ 
 
 'AffT'/i, vti, h, a (female) citizen ; and in 
 m. g. αστοζ, ου, ο, a (male) citizen. From 
 αατυ. 
 
 Ά2ΤΗ'Ρ, Ίζοζ, ο, a star ; also a star-like 
 flower called aster. 
 
 Ά(ττ:^ξΐκτΰ$, ου, ο κα) h, unstable, not firm, 
 weak. From oi, pr. and ιττ'/ΐξί'ζω. 
 
 'Aa-TiSyj;, so;, ο κα) h, not trodden, Xen. 
 Mem. iii, 8, 10 ; impassable. From a, pr. 
 and στύζω, or στίζω. 
 
 "AffTiSo;, ου, κα) yj, the same as the p>reced• 
 ing. 
 
 ΆστΊκοζ, and αστικός, vi, ov, an inhabitant 
 of a city, in contradistinction to άγξοΐκος, a 
 countryman or rustic ; Avell-informed, knowing, 
 wise, circumspect -, facetious, pleasant. 
 
 Άστίκας, adv. wisely ; facetiously, with 
 pleasantry. Th. άστυ. 
 
 Άστο7σιν, dat.pl. of αστός. 
 
 " Αστο(/^ος, ου, ο κα) >j, [literally without a 
 mouth) not able to speak well ; not having a 
 good mouth, as hounds, Xen. Cyneg. iii, 3 ; 
 hard-mouthed, as a Jiorse.~\ 
 
 "Αστΰξγος, ου, ό κα) ν, devoid of natural af- 
 fection, destitute of sensibility. From a priv. 
 and στίξγω. to love, j). ind. mid, ίστο^γα, 
 whence δτοογτι, love, affection. 
 
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 ΆίΤτοί, ου, ο, m. g. and inf. g. άβ-τ», tjs, ^, 
 an inhabitant of a city, a native. Th. Άστυ. 
 
 Άσ•τοχ^ίΰι), ω, f. tiiTm, p. ^α•Τΰχ;νιχα, to miss 
 one's aim, to deviate from the mark, to mis- 
 take ; I. a. ind, act. 'htrrop^'/itra, From ec pr. 
 and στοχ^άζομαί. 
 
 "Αστξοί, nam. j^l. of αα•τξον. 
 
 'A2TPA'BH, τις, h, a saddle, or other equip- 
 ment for a horse's back ; also a beast of 
 burden. 
 
 Άστξα,ζίΐί, ΐος, ο xat h, not warped or crook- 
 ed ; Straight, erect. From a, pr. and στξίφω. 
 
 Άστξαγά,λίος, ου, ο κα.) ίι, various, diversi- 
 fied. 
 
 Άίττξκγίΐίλίζω, f. ίΐω, jy. ma, to play with 
 dice. 
 
 ' Kar^a.ya'koi, cdv, ol, dice for bones) for 
 'gaming ; a.ar^a.ya.'koi το^ίξ, white or fair feet, 
 Theocrit. x, 36.] 
 
 Ά2ΤΡΑΤΑΛ02, ου, h, the vertebrae ; the 
 ancle-joint ; also a die (or bone) to play with. 
 
 ΆίΤτξο,γΆλωτος, τι, ov, and ασ•τξαγκλειθξ, 
 furnished with little bones, as certain instru- 
 TTients of torture were. 
 
 Άσ'τξκΐβί, ου, ό, the projyer name of a man, 
 Astrseus. 
 
 'Αα-τξατνι, η?, 'h, lightning; a flashing, bril- 
 liancy. 
 
 'A2TPA'IITri,y. %//«, p. ^στξΒίφοί, to dart 
 liglitning ; to lighten ; to flash like lightning, 
 to gleam, coruscate ; 2. a. ind. act. ^στξοίτον' 
 p. ind. m. ^(rr^oc^oi• as if from αστξα Ιάττω. 
 
 Άστξο,τίία, a;, τι, exemption fripm military 
 service, refusal to serve^ desertion; time of 
 peace. 
 
 Ά<ΓΤξα.τευτοί, ου, ό κα; ίι, exempted from 
 military service ; being on furlough ; discharg- 
 ed ; that has not been in war. From a pr. 
 and σ-τξατόί, 
 
 "Αστξίττοζ, ου, ό scec.) h, that cannot be mov- 
 ed or turned, inflexible, rigorous. From cc. 
 priv. and σ-τζίφω. 
 
 Άστξοθ'ίΤ'Αμοί, ατός, το, a collection of stars, 
 a constellation ; the same as οίστξον, Didym. 
 on Iliad iv. 
 
 Άστξολογία, ας, h, astronom)', Xen. Mem,. 
 iv, 7,4; astrology. The ancients used this 
 and the word άα-τξονομίοί in the same sense. ~\ 
 
 'Αστρολογικός, h, ov, belonging to astrology 
 or astronomy. 
 
 Ά(ττξο?ί.όγοζ, ου, ο, anciently equivalent to 
 ά(Τψξονό/ΐΛο?, an astronomer ; but in later times 
 used for an astrologer or one who foretells 
 events by the stars. Th. οίιττξον and λίγο?. 
 
 Άστξο/ϋκντΐία., α,ς, r„ divination by the 
 stars. 
 
 ' ΑστξομοίνηκΜ (τίχ^ννι understood) the art of 
 divining by the stars. 
 
 "Atf-^ov, ov, TO, a constellation or collection 
 of stars ; sometimes a, star. Th. aa-r-fi^. 
 
 Άσ-τξονοΐΛίοι, ui, h, astronom}', the science of 
 the stars and other heavenly bodies ; and 
 
 'Acrr^ovoyAKo?, h, ov, astronomical, belonging 
 to astronomy ; ahi> 
 
 Άιττξονομικοξ, ου, ο, skilled in astronomy; 
 an astronomer ; and 
 
 Άο-τξονόμοζ, ου, ό, an astronomer. From 
 άα-τνίξ and νόμος, which is from νίμω, to dis- 
 tribute. 
 
 Ά2ΤΤ, voc, or ios, τα, a city ; also the city, 
 i. e. Athens, in which sense it is often opposed 
 to the Pirceevs or jwrt- of that city, as in Xen. 
 Mem. ii, 7, 2.] 
 
 'AffTvavoii,, ΰίχτοζ, 0, the name of Hector's 
 son, Astyanax. From οίστυ and όΐνοί^, because 
 the father was the prince of Troy. 
 
 ' Αιττΰζ,οωτπζ, ου, ο, f'iv citrTH βοών) Cr3nng 
 out or proclaiming in the city ; an epithet of a 
 herald. 
 
 ' Αστυγΐιτονικ,οζ, h, ov, and 
 
 ' Αστυγύτων, ovo;, ό κ,α) η, adjacent or near 
 to a city, bordering upon, belonging to a front- 
 ier. From ασ-τυ and γύτων, neighbouring. 
 
 Άίττυκοζ, h, ov, inhabiting a city. See 
 Άστικ,οί, which means the same. 
 
 Άσ-τυνόμος, ου, ό Jiou h, belonging to a city ; 
 αστυνόμοι, οι, inferior magistrates of a city, as the 
 ediles, ivho had the care of the public buildings, 
 streets, ^c. now calkd ofiicers of the police. 
 From οίστυ and νίμω, to distribute or govern. 
 
 Άστύνοοζ, ου, β, a proper name, Astynous. 
 
 Άστυφίλικτοζ, ου, ό κοά h, unshaken, un- 
 changed, Xen. Laced, xv, 7.] 
 
 Άστνφίλο;, '/], ov, or ου, ο -aou v\, not hard or 
 rough. From a priv. and στυφίλός. Th. 
 στύίρω. 
 
 Άσύγγξο,φος, ου, ο -λοια h, (of money) bor- . 
 rowed without giving an obligation in writing. 
 From συγγξαφίι, m, h, an obligation in writ' 
 ing, a bond. 
 
 Άσύγχ.ξίτος, ου, ο κοά h, not comparable, un- 
 like ; that cannot be incorporated or amalga- 
 mated ; not having intercourse with ; also the 
 name of a man, Asyncritus. Th. κξίνω. 
 
 Άσΰλύ, adv. safely, in security ; also 
 
 Άσϋλίά, οίζ, h, inviolability of a person ivho 
 retreats to an asylum ; the privilege of pardon 
 or safety, obtained by feeing to an altar ,• also 
 the asylum itself, in Josh. Th. σύλ'/ι. 
 
 ' Ασυλλόγιστος, ου, ο κκι 'h, not conclusive, 
 illogical ; and 
 
 Άσυλλογίστως, inconclusiA'^ely. From a 
 priv. and συλλογίζομαι, to reason ; which is 
 from συν and λίγω. 
 
 "Ασϋλον, το, an asylum or soared place of 
 refnge ; τ'ψ.ίνοί, or χ^ωξίον, being understood. 
 
 "Ασΰλος, ου, ό κ,οί) h, and κσύλτιτος, not plun- 
 dered or robbed ; secure, safe, Eurip. Med. 
 388 and 726. From κ priv. and σύλνι.Ι 
 
 Άσνμξολος, ου, ό κ-κι ri, privileged, exempted, 
 that does not contribute his sli^ire ; useless. 
 From a priv. and σύμζολον, ivhich is from συν 
 and βάλλω. 
 
 Άσύμ^ουλος, ov, ό κα) h, destitute of wisdom 
 or counsel. Th. βουλτ,. 
 
 Άσυμ,μιΤξΊκ,, ας, h, want of proportion or 
 symmetry. 
 
 Άσΰαμίτρ^ς, ου, ό κκ) ν, ill-proportioned, 
 
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 unsuitable, incongruous. From a priv. συν, 
 and μίτξον. 
 
 Άίτυμ.'π'α,ύηζ, ίοζ, ο κχ) h, unsympathising, 
 cold, indifferent, hard-hearted, 
 
 Άσ-υμτα,^ύόζ, adv. without sympathy. 
 
 Άσ-υμφοξο;, ου, ο χα) ή•, useless, unprofitable, 
 inconvenient. From a j^riv. and σύμφοξο;. 
 Th. (p'i^u. 
 
 'Ασυμφωνία, as, h, discordancy ; and 
 
 Άσύμφωνοί, ου, ο κα) *ι, discordant, disagree- 
 ing ; injurious. From a priv, <riiv, and ψωνιη. 
 
 Άσύν'^ίτον, 70, a figure in rhetoric, asynde- 
 ton, ivhen connecting particles are omitted ; its 
 opposite is τολυσύν^ίτον. From a priv, and 
 σύν^ίτος, ivhick is from συν^ίω. 
 
 'Airoyhros, ου, ό και h, not bound together, 
 unconnected ; in grammar, having no conjunc- 
 tion. 
 
 Άσυν'ίύίΐα, a$, h, unusedness, novelty, Aris- 
 lot. Rhet. i. 
 
 Άσυήύπζ, ίοζ, ο κα) h, unaccustomed, un- 
 used ; unusual. From a priv. a-lv and ih;. 
 
 'Atrvviiria, ας, and affuvicn;, bms, vi, \vant of 
 understanding, folly, stupidity ; also 
 
 Ά(τυνίτί&), ω, f. ή(τω, to be wanting in un- 
 derstanding, to be ignorant ; and 
 
 ' Ασΰνιτοζ, ου, ο κ,αι h, Avanting in understand- 
 ing, stupid, weak. From, a priv. and συητοξ, 
 which is from συνί'/ιμι. Th. Ίσι^ιμι. 
 
 'Atrvvhffia, as, h, violation of a treaty or 
 compact. 
 
 ' Affuvdi7'iu,f. 'A(fui,p, '}ισυν0ί<τ'/ΐχα, to break a 
 covenant or league. 
 
 'Affvv^To;, ου, ό κα) ri, not compounded, 
 simple ; that brealcs treaties. From a priv. 
 ttnd συν^ιύ-/!μι. Th. τίβι^μι. 
 
 'Άο'ύντακτοζ, ου, ό κα) η, being in disorder, 
 ill-arranged ; that has no rank or office in pub- 
 lic affairs, exempt from public duty. From a 
 jmv. crhv, and τά/τσω. 
 
 ' Αα•υνητίλί<ττοζ, ου, ο χα) 'h, unfinished, incom- 
 plete ; and 
 
 Άτυντελτίί, ios, ο κα) τι, imperfect ; useless. 
 From a priv. cm, and ηλίω. Th. τίλοζ. 
 
 Άσ-υξίΐί, SOS, ό κα) h, wicked, desperate. 
 
 ^ Ασΰστατοζ, ου, Ό χα) h, inconsistent, incom- 
 patible. From a i^riv. and συήσrnμa^. Th, 
 "err' /ιμι. 
 
 Άσΰφη'λος, ου, ό χα) 'h, abject, vile, contemp- 
 tible ; also foolish, weak. From ατω, f. ασω, 
 J). r,xa, and φτίλοζ• or, as others derive it, 
 from a priv. and σοφοζ, the ο being changed 
 into υ JEolic. 
 
 "Aa-v^a, Dor. for 'Α(Τυχα, adv. for ν^σύχ^ωζ, 
 quietly, in a tranquil manner. Hence 
 
 ^ Ασύχία, Oor. for ^τυχ^Ια, α;, h, quietness, 
 tranquillity. ' 
 
 Άσΰχϊμοζ, ω, ο, Όοτ. for i^tru^oi, ου, ο κα) h, 
 whence '/jo-vpf^ios, ου, ο κα) '/], quiet, tranquil. 
 
 Άσΰχ^ίο;, Dor. for τισΰχ^ιοζ, the same. 
 
 ΆσΦαΧα'^, αχα, ο, for ασ'7ΤΟ.'Κα\, αχο;, (τ 
 being changed into φ) a mole. From στάω. 
 
 Άσ-φάλαα, a;, h, security, safety ; trutli. 
 From ασφαλή?, of a priv, and σφά\>.Μ, 
 
 Άσφαλίς, iieiit. g. ασφαλεΤί, nom. pL masc. 
 g. ασφαλίωζ. Ion. safely, securely j easily. 
 From ασφαλγίξ, 
 
 Άσφαλίσ-τατος, superl. άσφαλί/ττίξοί, com• 
 par. of 
 
 Άσφαλνΐξ, ίοζ, ό κα) fi, sure, secure, not 
 hazardous. From a priv. and σφάλλω, fut. 
 σφάλω, perf. εσφαλχα- perf. indie, pas. εσφαλ- 
 μα*• hence σφάλμα, aros, 70, an error, fault. 
 
 ' AσφaλΊZ,ω,f. Ίσω, p. νισφάλιχα, to strength- 
 en, confirm, secure, protect ; p. ind. pas. 
 ησφάλισμαΐ' 1. a. indie, pas. ησφαλίσύνιν, inf. 
 ασφαλισύηναί' 1. a, ind, τη. ησφαλισάμγ,ν., &;, 
 aro, and in 3. pi. ησφαλίσαντο• la. imperat, 
 m. άσφάλισαι, άσύω, and in 2. pi. άσφαλί- 
 σασύί. 
 
 Άσφαλτί'πΐί, ου, ο, and 
 
 Άσφαλτίτι;, ι'ος, or ΐ^ος, τι, {λίμν^ being un- 
 derstood) yielding bitumen. 
 
 Άσφαλτίτΐξ λίμνη, the lake Asphaltites. 
 
 "Α2ΦΑΑΤ02, ου, fi, bitumen, asphaltum. 
 
 Άσφαλτόω, fut, ύσω, to cover or coat with 
 bitumen. 
 
 'Ασφαλώς, safely, securely, with certainty. 
 
 Άσφα,ξαγεΤν, pres. inf. act. to be very noisy. 
 From a intens. and σφαξαγίω, f ήσω, which is 
 from σφάξαγος, ου, ο, a noise emitted from the 
 throat. 
 
 Άσφα,ξαγος, ου, ο, the throat, the swallow ; 
 also asparagus. From σφαξαγεΐν, to resound. 
 Th. σφάρα^ος. 
 
 Ά2Φ0'ΔΕΑ02, ου, ο, a kind of plants 
 asphodel or king's spear. 
 
 Άσφο^ίλος, adj. belonging to asphodel ; the 
 same ivith άσφο^ολω^ς, ίος, ο χα) h, Didym, 
 on Odys. iv. 
 
 'Άσχ^αλάα, Poet, for άσ^αλα, from άσ^βί- 
 λάω, the same with 
 
 Ά2ΧΑ AAil, and άσχ,αλάω, aJ, f. αλω, 
 or WM, p. αλχα, or ηκα, to be grieved or sad, 
 to be afflicted ; to be angry with ; ασχαλλι, 
 pres. imperat. act. pres. inf. act. άσχ^αλαν 
 .άλλαν as if from αχός, by inserting σ, so that 
 άσχάλλαν is αχός όίλις ίχί/ν. 
 
 "Ασχετος, ου, ό κα) tj, intolerable, not endur- 
 able ; insupportable, Bion. Epit. Adon. άάσ- 
 χίστος is also used. From a priv. and σχιω^ 
 or εχω.Ί 
 
 Άσχνμον'ίω, ω, fut. 'ήσω, perf . τ^σχνιμΌνηκα^ 
 to offend against decorum, to behave improp- 
 erly ; 1. a. ind. act. τισχημΌνησα' 1. a. inf. 
 act. ασχημονησαι• and 
 
 Άσχίΐμόνως, adv. indecorously ; dtid 
 
 Άσχημοσυνη, νις, τι, indecency, indecent ges- 
 ture ; and 
 
 Άσχημων, όνος, ο χα) ή, indecorous, indecent. 
 From a priv. and σχήμα. Th. εχω, 
 
 ' Ασχολ'ίομ.αι, ουμαι, pres. ind. pas. άσχολοί- 
 μίθα, 1 . pi. pres. opt. pas. of 
 
 Άσχoλίω,fut. ήσω, p. ήσχΌληχα, to occupy, 
 employ, engage. 
 
 'Ασχολία, άς, -h, occupation, employment. 
 From Ά priv, and σχολή- 
 
ΑΤΑ 
 
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 "ΑσχοΧος, ου, ο καϊ >;, not having leisure, 
 employed, engaged. From the same Th. 
 
 'Affujfrom «.(τάου, ω, 2. jn-es. imperat. 2)as. 
 «f α,σάομαΐι or Dor. for α(Τω. Th. ei^eo, to satiate. 
 
 'Affuriec, us, h, profuseness, extravagance ; 
 dissoluteness. From 
 
 "AffcuToi, ου, χα) τι, that cannot preserve 
 his fortune, dissolute, prodigal, abandoned. 
 From a pr. and σύΖ,ω. Hence 
 
 Άίτώτως, adv. prodigally, extravagantly, 
 
 "Aremri, dat. pi. Ion. for arais, from, am, 
 91S, h, lohich is from, ατάω. 
 
 Άτχχτίο), oi),f. 'Λ(Τω, p. hraicT'AKa, to behave 
 in a disorderly manner ; to leave the ranks, as 
 a soldier; to neglect duty; 1. a. ind. act. 
 ^τάχτ^ιιτΆ• aTocKTovv, pres. jyart. act, neut. g. 
 From a. priv. and τύσιτω. 
 
 ' Atkxtos, ου, xm «, being disorderly, as 
 s.oldiers loho quit their ranks ; of irregular hab- 
 its, neglectful of duty. Hence 
 
 ' Ατά,χτως, adv. in a disorderly manner ; dis- 
 solutely. 
 
 Άτβίλαίτωξοί, ου, ο χκ) r„ exempt from care 
 or anxiety ; easy ; indolent, slothful. From a. 
 priv. and ναλα,Ί'^ωξΟί' q, d. τλάων <7Τωξον, en- 
 during grief. 
 
 ΆτάλάντΜ, 5} J, 71, the name of a woman, 
 Atalanta. 
 
 Άταλα-ντοζ, ου, ο χβίϊ h, being of equal 
 weight with ; equal ; like ; not to be compared 
 with. Th. τάλαντον. 
 
 ΆταλάφξΛΐν, όνος, ο χα) ri, being of tender 
 age, infantine, childish. From a priv. ταλάω, 
 and ψξ'^ν or rather from αταλο; and <Ρζήν. 
 
 Άτάλλω, or ά,ττάλλο), fut. αλω, to bring 
 up a person from infancy, to bring up in an 
 effeminate manner ; to grow up ; to leap with 
 joy, Iliad xiii ; ατιτάλλω is aho used. From 
 
 ΆΤΑΛ0^2, 7), βν, tender, youthful, juvenile. 
 From a priv. and ταλάω. 
 
 'Arabia, a?, 'h, disorder, particularly the dis- 
 orderly conduct of soldiers who quit the ranks ; 
 irregularity. From a jyriv. and τάζΐζ, lohich 
 is from τάττω. 
 
 " Ατάομ,αι, \• f. mid. ν,-τομαι, p. ind. pas. 
 -•ημαι, from ατάω, which see. 
 
 'ATA'P, conj. but, nevertheless ; as to the 
 rest ; for which is sometimes used αυτάξ' άτάξ 
 ουν, wherefore. 
 
 Άτάξα;)(^οξ, ου, ό χα) τι, quiet, free from dis- 
 turbance ; intrepid. 
 
 Άταρ^α,χως, intrepidly, fearlessly. 
 
 ^Ατάξζά,τος, ω, or oio, Dor. and Ion. for 
 άτάοζτίτοζ. 
 
 Άτάξζ;•,τος, ου, or άταξζνις, ίος, ο χα) τι, 
 intrepid, fearless. JEschyl. Prometh. From 
 a, priv. and ταξζίω. Th. τάξζοζ. 
 
 Άτάξ/ίΛυχτοζ, ου, ο χα) 7ΐ, that does not wink 
 his eyes as through fear; fearless, intrepid. 
 From ατίξ and μύω, or a priv. and ταο- 
 μύίτσω. 
 
 Άταξνον, ου, το, the iron, in the middle of a 
 wheel, called the box. From a priv. αηάτζίρω, 
 io 'rear cr rub, because it ivears en the axle. 
 
 ' Αταζ^'ϊτος, and άταζ^τόί. See ' Ατ^ανιτας^ 
 and ' Ατξατόζ. 
 
 ^Αταξτπξοί, ου, β χα) η, or -ξος, -ξα, ~ζον, 
 hurtful, noxious, injurious. Frovi a j^riv. and 
 άτγίξ'οζ. Th. ατ'/ι, which isfro?n ατάω. 
 
 Άτάξχ^ϋτοί, ου, ο χα) 'α, unburied. From a 
 jmv. and ταξρ^^νω. 
 
 Άταα•6α}α a, ας, h, wickedness^ malice ; pet- 
 ulance ; insolence ; madness ; άτασβαλίτι, dat, 
 nng. Ion, q. d. αίτ'/ι Β^αλία;• and 
 
 Άτασύάλλω, f. αλω, perf. χα, and άτα- 
 tfuaXiu,fut. '/ΐ(τω, j>. nxa, to act wickedly, or in- 
 solently. From, 
 
 ΆΤΑ'2ΘΑΛ02, ου, Ό χα) ί,, wicked, un- 
 just, criminal ; impious. 
 
 "Αταφοί, ου, ο χα) h, destitute of a sepulchre, 
 tombless, unburied. From, ajniv. and τάφος, 
 ivhich is from, S -άττω. 
 
 "Ά, τάχος. Dor. for ^ τάχος, as quick as 
 possible. 
 
 ΆΤΑΏ, f. ή<τω, perf. ητ-ηχα, to hurt, in- 
 jure. Hence ατη, άτιη^ος, which see. 
 
 "ATE, for, seeing that, as if, as ; ατι την 
 yhv Ιξγαζομίνων, as those themselves tilled 
 the ground, Falceph. άτώ'/ι, seeing that; and 
 Dor. for οτν but άτι. Dor. for ητζ, where. 
 
 ^' Ατζιγχτος, ου, ο χα) τι, not wetted or mois- 
 tened ; that cannot be moistened or softened ; 
 also inflexible in temper. Th. τ'&γγω. 
 
 'Atbhv, Ion. for άτάαν. See ^ Ατάω. 
 
 Άτείξ^ς, ίος, ο χα) 'h, unsubdued ; indefatiga- 
 ble. From a priv. and τίίξω. 
 
 Άτιίχκττος, ου, ο χα) h, unwalled. From, 
 a priv. and τίίχος. 
 
 Άτίχμάξτως, adv. used with %χαν, thus ; 
 Άτεχμ,άξτως ίχειν, to be undisclosed or un- 
 evidenced ; των dl άτίχμάξτως εχόντων, ότου 
 ϊνεκα Ιιττι, but of things which are without an 
 indication for what purpose they are made, S^c. 
 Xen. Mem. i, 4, 4.] 
 
 "Ατεχνος, ου, ο χα) h, childless, also never 
 having had a child. From a priv. ajid τ'εχνον. 
 Th. TiXTu. 
 
 Άτεχνόω, f. ωσω, to deprive of children ; 
 to make barren. 
 
 ^ Ατ'εΧεια, ας, vi, and άτΐλία. Ion. imperfec- 
 tion ; also exemption from public taxes. FroTn 
 ΰί priv. and τέλος. 
 
 Άτίλεστα, adv. in vain ; \vithout an 
 object. 
 
 Άτελεα-τος , ου, ό χα) h, not done, not made, 
 unfinished; also uninitiated. 
 
 ^ Ατελίίτφΰξ'/ιτος, ου, ό χα) τι, not arrived at 
 maturity. From a priv. τέλος, and φίξω. 
 
 Άτελεύττιτος, ου, ό χα) τι, not ended, not ac- 
 complished ; having no end ; perpetual. From 
 a priv. and τελευτάω. 
 
 Άτελτιΐ'/ι, ης, h, Ion. for ατέλεια, incomplete- 
 ness; also a privilege, Xen. Anah. iii, 3, 
 
 11;] 
 
 'ArsX'^i, εος, ο χα) h, imperfect, unfinished, 
 
 not perfected or concluded ; also that does not 
 
 finish any thing ; as Pindar calls a ynind, which 
 
 \ never acccomplishes any thing, άτελΤι νόον, Nem, 
 
ΑΤΗ 
 
 126 
 
 ATI 
 
 iii, 74. Also exempt from taxes or tribute. 
 From, a, priv. and τίλο;. 
 
 ΆΤΕ'ΜΒΠ,/. ^ω, p. φα, to afflict, grieve, 
 make sad ; to deprive. 
 
 Άτίνϊΐζ, ίο;, ο xou 7), intent upon, fixed ; 
 inflexible, unyielding. From a intens. for 
 ayav, a7td tsivu. 
 
 Άτινίζω, Jut. Ίαω, pers. '/irivtxci, to fix the 
 eyes upon any one, to gaze upon intently ; ] . 
 a. inf. act. arsv/Va/, pari, arsvitrccs, α,ντοζ. 
 
 "ATEP, «r£^^£, and ατιρβιν, prep, fivith 
 genif.J without, besides, except ; used like aviu, 
 
 Άτίξύμνα, gen. sing. Dor. for ά'Γίζά/:)ΐ,νον, 
 from 
 
 ^Ατίξκμνοί, ου, ό κχ'ι 'h, hard ; that cannot be 
 cooked, as pulse, S(C. invincible, insuperable ; 
 inflexible, untractable. From ix. pr. and 
 Τίξκμ,ναζ. Th. η'ίξω. 
 
 Ά'Πξο.μνότηί, ^το;, h, hardnes5. 
 
 Άτίξΐά^ων, όνος, c κ,αι ν, the same ivith 
 άτίξα/ίΛνοζ. From a, ρηυ. and τίζά/Λοιν, the 
 sajne loith τίζκμνος. 
 
 "Απξβχ,, ^ol. for απξβε, or «,τίζύίν. See 
 "Ατίζ. 
 
 Άτίξμων, ovot, ο neu vi, interminable, bound- 
 less. 
 
 "Απξοξ, Att. for ίτίξα;, the other ; and 
 a,rlζot,for el ετεξα, the others. 
 
 Άτεξ'τΐί, ace. sing, of 
 
 ΆτεξΤ'/ι;, ίο;, ο jcui 'h, disagreeable, un- 
 pleasant ; and 
 
 "Atsoto;, ου, ο κοά h, the same loith Ihc'pre- 
 ceding. From α priv. and τίξτω. 
 
 Ά-τεξ-φία, a;, h, and άτεξφί'/ι, η;, Ion» want 
 of pleasure or delight. 
 
 Άτεχνγι;, ίο;, ο κ,α) h, unskilled, ignorant ; 
 also artless, without guile. From a. jmv. and 
 τίχ^ν/ί. 
 
 Άτεχ^νΊκ, κ;, vi, want of slcill, ignorance ; and 
 
 "Ατεχνοξ, ου, ό χα) h, liot made by art or 
 v/ith skill ; also artless or simple. 
 
 Άτε^Μω;, adv. fivith a circumfiexj really, 
 truly, surely ; entirely. But 
 
 Άτεχ^νω;, adv. (with an acute accent) un- 
 skilfully, clumsily. From a priv. and τεχ^ν/ί. 
 
 "Arifi, iji, 7), harm, injury, misfortune ; also 
 Ate, the goddess of evil or of revoige, Iliad 
 xix, 91 ; dat. j)l. Ion. a.7'/i(riv,fur aTut;. Tit. 
 
 Άτ'/ιμε?^ειχ, or α,Τ'/ιμίλία, a;, ri, neglect, 
 inattention ; and 
 
 Άτ'/)μελεω, ω, f. ήίΤοΰ, j)erf. υ,-λο,, to neglect, 
 disregard ; and 
 
 Άτ'/ιμ,ελίω;, ά.Τ'/!μΐλω;, or ά.τγ,μ.ε?.Υιτω;, adv. 
 negligently, carelessly ; ignorantly ; and 
 
 \\τ'/ι/υ•ΛλΥί}, ioi, ό x.a.\ h, neglected, not taken 
 care of ; not ornamented. From a priv. and 
 τγ,μ,ιλν,;. Th. f/Akn. 
 
 'Ατ-/ΐ(/Λλ'/ΐ'7ο;, ου, Ό Η,κ) h, neglected ; un- 
 adorned. 
 
 'At'/j^c?, occ, ζον, and άτ'/ΐζ'/Ί;, εο;, ό κ,α,) '/t, 
 jiurtlul, injurious ; abusive; ace. pi. f. g. α,τ'/ι- 
 or/.;. From krau. 
 
 Άτέ);, tto;, VI, vocat. Άτύ), the saiae with 
 
 * Arrixh, Attic, Athenian ; as Άτό); γυν*ι, an 
 
 Athenian woman; Άτβι; dtaX.ixTos, the Attic 
 
 dialect ; ^ "Aru); ΰ also used substantively alone 
 
 for, h 'Ar6); yyj or h Άττιχγ) χόίξο,. StephT^ 
 
 Άτίει, 3. sing, indie, pres. act. of ά,τίω, 
 ivhich is from- a priv. and τΊμ. 
 
 Άτίζω, f. 'κ; ω, p. ικλ, to hold in contempt, 
 to consider worthless ; to neglect. From a, 
 priv. and τΊω. 
 
 ^ Αηύάσσευτο;, ου, ο xai h, that cannot be 
 tamed, untractable. From a. priv. and τιβοκτ- 
 σευω. 
 
 Άτ1ύα,(Τ(Τος, ου, ο xou h, not tamed ; untract- 
 able. 
 
 ΆτΓ(£4α^ελαί, jDor. for άτ/μοίγίλτι;, ου, ο, 
 disregarding or not follo\ving the herd, Theocr. 
 XXV, 132 ; hence 
 
 Άημαγελεϊν, pres. inf. act. contr. «.ημα- 
 γελεΰντε;, p7~es. part. act. for -οΰντε;. Dor. from 
 κτιμα•* a,yiX'/i\, to disregard or neglect the herd. 
 
 Άημάζεσχε, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. Ion. 
 and Poet, for '/ΐ'τΊμοι,'ζε,β'οιη 
 
 ^ Aτ^μάZ,ω,f ά(Τω, p. ητίμοίχοί, to treat V^h 
 contempt or contumely ; to abuse ; to disgrace ; 
 to neglect ; to think worthless or despise, Ceb. 
 Tab. c. 40; p. ind. pas. ητίμαο-μοίΐ, 1. a. 
 ind. pas. νιτ/μάσ^όγ/ν, 1. a. inf. pas. Υί7ΐμα,<τ6^ναί. 
 From a priv. and τίω. The saine ivith art- 
 μάω and ατψ.'ού).'^ 
 
 ΆτψΜίτμ,ο;, ου, ο, contumely, contempt. 
 
 ^ Αημα,στεον, verbal adj. that ought to be 
 despised or treated with contumely. From 
 ατιμάζω, xvhich see. 
 
 'Απμά,Μ, f. WW, p. vixoi, to treat with con- 
 tumely, ^c. as in αημάΖ,ω, which see. Front 
 οίτιμο;. 
 
 ^Ατίμητο;, ου, ό xcu h, unhonoured, held in 
 contempt ; held worthless ; κτΊμητας ^Ίχτι fin 
 law) a case of strict law, in which discretion 
 could not be exercised by the judge, Demosih.'] 
 
 'Ατιμία, «?, 71, and ά.τ;μ.οίσ'μοζ, ου, ο, igno- 
 miny, infamy ; contumely. 
 
 "ΑτΤμο;, ου, ΰ xou γι, not honoured, despised ; 
 excluded from all honours. Fro?n a priv. and 
 τιω. 
 
 'Ατιμότατο;, superl. of άτιμο;• comp. α,τιμο- 
 τεξο;. 
 
 ' Ατιμ'οω (the same ivith ατιμάω and α,τιμά- 
 Ζ,ω) f. ώαω, p. '/ιτ'ιμωκα, perf. jias. νιτΊμωμαι^ 
 jmrt. γ,τιμωμΛνο;. From the same Th. 
 
 Άτιμώξτίτο;, ου, ο χα) 'h, unpunished ; un- 
 aA'enged ; and 
 
 Άτιμω^Υιτω;, and ατιμωξ'/ιτ), adv. Avith im- 
 punity. From a ])riv. and τιμ,ωξ'εω, as ffrotn 
 όξάω, to animadvert upon. 
 
 ' Αττμ.ω;, adv. without honour, disgracefully. 
 
 " Ativ ,for ατινοι, 7iovi. plur. neut. of οστι;. 
 
 "Ατι;, Dor. for riTi;,from οστι;. 
 
 ΆτΊταΧλ" , far ν,τΊταλλε, 3. sing, hnperf. 
 ind. act. Ion. of ατιτάλλω. 
 
 ' Ατιτα,λλ'εμεναι, Dor. for ατιτά?.λειν, for 
 ατάλλειν from 
 
 Άτϊτάλλω, (the same ivith ατάΚλω, by 
 
ΑΤΟ 
 
 127 
 
 ATP 
 
 Epenlhesis of rtj to bring up in a delicate or 
 effeminate manner ; to malce much of, to caress. 
 
 "AriTos, ου, ο και h, unavenged ; unpunished. 
 From a, jniv. and rlu. 
 
 Άτλΰίγενίων, gen. pi. of 
 
 'ArXayivhsi ioS) ο κ,οά h, offspring of Atlas. 
 Fvoin " Κτλα,ζ and γίίνομα,ι. 
 
 "Άτλαντίί, ihoi, h, a daughter of Atlas. Th. 
 ' Ατλ«?. 
 
 "ΑτλΆζ, avros, ο, a proj)er name. Atlas ; also 
 the first of the vertebrae, so called because it 
 supj)orts the head ; a statue supporting any 
 thing on its head ; also not bold or hardy ; 
 that cannot support or endure ani/ thing. From, 
 a priv. or Pleon. and τλ.'^μι. 
 
 ' AvXciros, ω, ο. Dor. for α,τλνιτος, ου, ο. 
 
 "Ατλ^ιτΛ, nom. 2^^• tieut. g. and ατ^ήτοο, 
 dat. sing, of 
 
 "ArktiTos, ou, and Dor. α,τΧοί,τοζ, ω, ο jcki h, 
 not to be endured, insupportable, intolerable, 
 Hesiod. Theog. 709, where the more common 
 reading now is α,τΧγιτοζ. Froin a, priv. and 
 ταλάω, or τΧτιμι.^ 
 
 ΆΤΜΕ'Ν02, ου, ό, and ά,τμην, ίνο;, ο, a 
 servant ; slave. 
 
 Άτμγι, m, w> vapour, exhalation, smoke. 
 From βίτμ'οξ. 
 
 "Ατμ'/ιτοζ, ου, ο κα) τι, uncut; entire or not 
 laid waste, Thucyd. i, 82.] 
 
 ^Aτμtζω,f iffb), perf. ιχ,α., to evaporate, ex- 
 hale. Th. ατμός. 
 
 Άτμίζ, Ι^οζ, h, and 
 
 ΆΤΜΟ'2, βΰ, ό, vapour, exhalation -, smoke; 
 as if from αω, to breathe out. Hence ά,τμνι, 
 
 άτμ)ί, and άτμίζω. 
 
 "Ατοκος, ου, ο κοά h, that has never had 
 children, barren ; that yields no interest money.] 
 
 Άτόλματος, ω, ο. Dor. for ΆτΌΧμγίτος, ου, ο 
 »«/ 'h, not to be attempted, not to be under- 
 taken. Frotn a priv. and τΌλμοί. 
 
 "Ατομος, ου, ο κοά 'h, uncut, undivided, indi- 
 visible ; ατομοι, atoms or corpuscles ; b ατομω, 
 in an instant ; from a priv. and τέμνω, p. ind. 
 mid. τίτομοί' hence by Metath, a mote, or an 
 
 ATOM. 
 
 Άτον'ίω, ω, f. 7ΐα•ω, p. '/ικχ, to be feeble, 
 languid or without tone in the system. From 
 ajmv. and τόνος, which is from TtUui. 
 
 'Ατονία,, ας, 'A, debility, languor, atony. 
 From the same. 
 
 Άτο-τΥα, ας, 'ή, absurdit}', foolishness ; in- 
 congruit}^ ; uncommonness, extraordinariness ; 
 άλλα ^αξαλίτόντι ατοτίας, to omit other 
 things of an extraordinary character, Thucyd. 
 ii, 51.] From 
 
 "Ατοτος, ου, ό κα) νι, unusual, extraordinary ; 
 misplaced, out of place ; absurd, wicked •, dis- 
 agreeable ; foul (applied to the breath), Thu- 
 cyd. ii, 49. From a pr. and τό-τος, place.] 
 
 Άτ07ΓΜς<, adv. absurdly, foolishly ; vmsuita- 
 bly: 
 
 ' Ατός, ου, ό κα) τ], (by Crasisfor αατος) in- 
 satiable. From a pr. and a^M, 
 
 Άτζάγοβος, ου, ο κα) ν, unsuited to tragedy, 
 untragic ; superl. ατραγοϋ^ότατος, Aristot. Poet. 
 13.] 
 
 "ΑΤΡΑΚΤΟ 2, ου, ο κα) «, a spindle, a 
 distaff"; an arrow, javelin ; the part of a ship's 
 mast which is above the yards. 
 
 ΆτξΆκτΰλ)ς and -λλ/?, ι^ος, h, (from, 
 ατζακτος) a plant called the distaff'-thistle. 
 
 ' At gaTCL τ ος, and ατα^τητος, the same with 
 άτξα,τός. From a intens. and Τξατίω. 
 
 ^ Ατξο,νος, or αταξ<τος, οΰ, h, a beaten path ; 
 way or means, Anstop)h. Nub. 77. 
 
 *ΑΤΡΑ'ΦΑΗΙ2, ίως, h, and άτξάψα^υς, 
 υος, '/ι, a kind of jila^it resembling polygonum,, 
 orach. 
 
 Άτ^ά;^>ιλβί, ου, ό κα) h, having no neck. 
 
 Άτξεά^αι, ων, ο), Dor. for ΆτξίΤίαί, the 
 sons of Atreus. 
 
 Άτξύ^α, dual of 
 
 'Ar^s/^jii, ου, 0, Άτξίως 'παΙς, Atrides or 
 son of Atreus, as Agamemnon and Menelaus 
 were ; Άτξζί'^νισ', dat. plur. Ion. 
 
 Άτξίίων, ωνος, ό, i. e. Άτξίί^τις, a proper 
 na?ne, Atrides. 
 
 Άτξίκίΐα, ας, νι, and άτξίχίη, Ion. truth, 
 certainty, reality. From άτξεκ^ς. 
 
 Άτξίκίσ•τατα, nom. plur. neut. superl. of 
 
 'ATPEKH'2, ίος, ό κα) VI, true, certain, 
 real, accurate, exact. From a pr. and rpia. 
 Hence 
 
 Άτζίκως, and Ion. ά,τξίκίως, adv. truly, 
 certainly. 
 
 Άτξίμα, and άτξίμας, adv. without trem- 
 bling, without emotion ; quietly, tranquilly. 
 From οίτξομος, which is from, a p>riv. and τξίω. 
 
 Άτξζμ'ίζσ-^α», pres. infin. pas. ατξίμίωιη, 
 3. pi. jires. subj. act. of 
 
 Άτξίμίω, f. ν\σω, p. νιτξίμνικα, to be free 
 from trembling, to be firm or stedfast ; to be 
 calm or composed. 
 
 Άτξίμία, ας, h, boldness, intrepidity ; fixed- 
 ness, stedfastness ; quietness, tranquillity. 
 
 Άτξίμίζω, f. iffu, to be quiet or unmoved ; 
 also actiuely, to keep quiet, to make firm, 
 strengthen. See also ' Ατζεμίω. 
 
 "ΑτξΖ'Ττος, ου, ό και h, immovable, unchange- 
 able, inflexible ; firm, stedfast j intrepid ; and 
 
 Άτξί'τττως, adv. unchangeably, inflexibly. 
 Th. τξίατω. 
 
 Άτξενς, ίως, ό, a proper name, Atreus. 
 
 Άτξϊζτις, εος, ό κα) νι, untrodden, not worn 
 or used ; also entire, perfect ; also unskilled, 
 unpractised. Th. τξίξω. 
 
 "Ατξί-ζττος, ov, ό κα) h, the same with ατζίζγις• 
 also untamed, unpractised in any thing. From 
 the same Th, 
 
 "Ar^;';^oi, ou, ό κα) νι, destitute of hair, hair- 
 less ; ατξί^^α, neut. pi. From a priv. and 
 θ^}ξ, Τξΐχός. 
 
 Άτζομίου, ω, f. νισω, not to tremble ; to be 
 intrepid ; and 
 
 "Ατοομος, ου, υ κα) νι, intrepid, that does not 
 tremble. F?-om a j^riv. and τρομ' -iyj. 
 "Ατξο•ΐος, ου, ο -χα) h, unchangeablej ever- 
 
ATT 
 
 128 
 
 ΑΤΓ 
 
 lasting, perpetual ; τι, one of the Parcce, Atro- 
 pos ; also that which cannot be averted or 
 turned aside. From a j)riv. and τξίτω. 
 
 Άτξοφίω, ω, f. ή(τω, p. νίκα, to waste away, 
 as by disease, to pine, to be in a state of atro- 
 phy ; also 
 
 Άτξοφίβι, eci, '/I, atrophy or absence of nutri- 
 ment j also the disease called consumption. 
 From 
 
 "Ατξοφοζ, ου, ο xx) h, not nourished or fed, 
 lean ; also that does not nourish. From a 
 priv. and τζοφ^. Th. τξ'εφω. 
 
 Άτξνγίτο;, ου, ο xou ϋι, gen. nng. and Ion. 
 ατρυγίτοιο, sterile, unfruitful, unproductive. 
 From a priv. and τξυγ^. 
 
 "Ατξϋτοξ, ου, 6 χκι h, indefatigable, unweari- 
 ed, persevering ; vast, inexhaustible. From 
 a priv. and τξύω. 
 
 Άτξυτων/ι, ris, «, the same with ΆΤίΐξίι; or 
 ατξυτοί, an epithet of Minerva, signifying in- 
 vincible. 
 
 Ά.Τξως, MTos, xcii h, the same as α,Τξωτοζ,'\ 
 
 "Ατξωτος, ου, ο κα) h, unwounded, unhurt ; 
 invulnerable. From u jyriv. and 7ΐτξωα•κ,ω. 
 
 "ATT A, Attic, for cccrffa, ων, τα, and ccTtvos,, 
 (with an asjnratej what, whatsoever ; ίίσσα, 
 Att. eirrac, [with a smooth breathing) some, 
 any ; ά,ττα is also used for <7Τοτ'ζ. 
 
 "Αττα, ό, a word of endearment used by 
 young persons in speaking to the aged, equiv- 
 alent to father, good father, good sir, ^c. Iliad 
 ix, 603. 
 
 'ArrayoLg, See ' Arraym. 
 
 ΆΤΤΑΓΗ'Ν, yjvos, β, and Attic άττύγοίζ, 
 or arrctycis, the name of a bird with a striped 
 or spotted back, supposed by some to be the quail, 
 arid by others the grouse •, the word is also ap- 
 plied to a slave who has his back marked, 
 Aristoph. Av. 762. ] 
 
 'ATTA'KH2, ου, ό, or άτταχοξ, ου, ο, a 
 hind ο/Ίοοη8ί or grasshopper. 
 
 Άττάλε/α, «j, h, the name of a city, Attalia. 
 
 Άττάλλω, f. α,λω, to bring up effeminately 
 or luxuriously. See ^ΑτάλΧω. From «.τα,λ'οζ. 
 
 Άτταν<ν>7ί, and αττανίστ'/ΐξ, ου, ο, and 
 αττανον, ου, το, a kind of cake. 
 
 ΆΤΤΑ'ΡΑΓΟΙ, ων, οι, and ατταοα^ο», 
 crumbs which fall from bread over-baked ; hence 
 it is used to denote a thing of no value. 
 
 ΆΤΤΑΤΑΓ, interj. denoting sorroiv, ah ! 
 alas ! 
 
 'ATTE'AABOS, or ktriXiZoi, ου, a, a kind 
 o/" grasshopper without wings. 
 
 ' ArTDtri, rii, 'h, Attica, the Attic territory; 
 χωξκ being understood.^ 
 
 ' Αττιχίζω, f Ίσω, p. ιχ,α, to be or behave 
 like an Athenian, in manners^ speech, ^c. 
 to take sides with the Athenians ; also 
 
 Άτηκκτμοζί ου, ο. Atticism or Attic mode of 
 speaking ; the Atiic diatect ; froin 
 
 Άττίκοξ, >f, ov, Attic, Athenian -, and inf. 
 g, ^ Αττί KYi, Υιΐ, ί, Attica. ^Αττική τ'κττις, 
 Attic faith, a proverb applied to those who do 
 not violate their cjigagements. 
 
 "Arrovy Att. for affffovy nearer; the sawx 
 with lyyus. 
 
 "ATTXi, to leap, spring forward, dart, 
 Demosth. From αϊσσω. 
 
 ΆΤΤ'ΖΩ, f. υξω, p. ^K, to frighten, ter- 
 rify ; also to astonish, amaze, confound ; pres» 
 ind. pas. ά,τύζομαι, pres. part. pas. ατυΖ,όμίνοζ, 
 ου, 0. 
 
 "Ατυζτοί, ου, ο κκ) τι, not done, not made. 
 From a, priv. and τίύ^ω, p. ind. pas. τίτυγμαι^ 
 ^at, xTCii. 
 
 Άτυμν/ά^γις, ου, ό, a proper name, Atymni- 
 ades, Iliad v, 581. 
 
 Άτυζάννζυτο;, ου, ο κα) 'h, that is not under 
 the government of a tyrant, Thucyd. i.J 
 
 "Ατυχ^ίίττατος, superl. ατοχ^ίστίξοί, compar. 
 from ΰίτυχ^τις. 
 
 Άτϋχ^'ίω, ω, f. viffu, to be unfortunate, to 
 be unhappy, to be disappointed. Th ru;^yi. 
 Hence 
 
 Άτΰ χ^Υίμοί,. ατοξ, το, misfortune, adversity f 
 also crime, Aristot. dat. jylur. ατυχνίμαιην. 
 
 Άτΰχ /ii, ios, κα) h, unfortunate, unhappy ; 
 disappointed. 
 
 Άτυχ^Ία, at, h, misfortune, adversity, disap- 
 pointment ; crime, Polyb. From ατυχία» 
 lohich is from α 2)7iv. and τΰχ*ι. Th. τυγ- 
 χάνω. 
 
 Άτυχου/τα, α;, 'h, pres. p)art. act. f em. g. of 
 άτυχίω. 
 
 "ATu,f. αΐτω, to injure, to hurt, Odys. xi.] 
 
 ATT, again, anew ; backwards, contrariwise ; 
 for ti, but ; aZ, αυ, used to express the barking 
 of a dog, Aiistoph. Vesp. 903 ; also used like 
 αύτί and aZiie. 
 
 Αυ, for αλ, in the Cretan dialect, as ίυκα^ 
 for aXxa, ^c^ 
 
 Αυαίνω, f. α,νω, to make dry, dry up. See 
 also under ΑΙάνθγιν. 
 
 Αυ&χ'ίοζ, ία, ίον. dry, parched ; foul, dirty. 
 The same as αύος. Th. αυω, 
 
 Αυάνύγιν, Ion. 1 . a. ind. pas. οίυανθύζ, part. 
 \. a. pas. of αυαίνω. Th. αυω. 
 
 Auavffii, &ωί, ί, dryness ; old age of plantSy 
 as γγίζαί is used of animals. 
 
 Αυάτα, as, a. Dor. and ^61. for άτ«, >;?, 
 7i, evil, harm, injury. 
 
 ΑυγάΖ,ομαι, f. άσομαι, p. βμαι, to look at,, 
 behold, contemplate ; to shine, to glitter. 
 
 Αυγάζω, f. άσω, p. ίίυγαχα, to make bril- 
 liant, to make conspicuous ; to shine, glitter ; 
 1. a. ind. act. vtuyaaa- pres. ind. pas. uuya^ 
 ζομαι, p. indie, pas. nuyacrfjbai. 
 
 Ahya7s, dat. pi. of aly/i. 
 
 Ahyaffhio, Dor. for aυyάζ^o, U'hich is Ion.. 
 for aύyάζoυ, 2. sing. pres. imperat. m. or pas* 
 of ahyaZ,o^ai. Th. ahyvi. 
 
 AbyaiTiai., Ion. for alyaffrt, 2. sing. ^• f 
 ind. ?n. of ahyaZ^of^ai. 
 
 Auyafffjua, ατός, το, brilliancy, brightness. 
 Th. ahy/i. 
 
 ΑΙγασ•μος, ου, ό, the same as tlie preceding. 
 
 Α'ΤΓΗ', vs, ή, brightness, brilliancy ; day- 
 light, dawn ; a ray of light, Aristoph. Nuh.. 
 
ΑΤΘ 
 
 129 
 
 ΑΤΛ 
 
 287. From αϋω, whence άως, α,υξο,, aurora, 
 and «yiflv.J 
 
 Αύγουστος, Augustus Caesar ; called also 
 "Σίζαα-τόζ' also the month of August. 
 
 Αυ^άϊχσβα,ί, Ion. for α1^ήσ•χ(τβα,ι, 1, a. inf. 
 mid. ^tj α.υ^ά,ω. Th. α,υ^ή. 
 
 Αυ^άίΤομα,ι.. Oor. for ocuhnaO^cct, 1 . f. ind. 
 m. of au^aof/,cn. So ΰίυ^άσα,ξ, α,σα, Oor. for 
 {χ,υ^νιιτα,ς, part. 1 . a. act. of 
 
 Αυΰάω, f. τισω, p. '/jr^fjxci, to speak, utter a 
 a sound : to speak to. From 
 
 ΑΪΆΗ\ Yis, VI, the voice, discourse or 
 speech, address. From α,ΰω. 
 
 Auhrfiiraa,, from 
 
 Aij^r.ii;, ήισσα., jjsv, speaking, having a hu- 
 man voice, Iliad xix, 407 ; Odys. xi, 8.] 
 
 Αυ^γισα,ίτχ^\ for avhnTaffKi, which is for 
 Tjv^niri, 3, sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. by Epen- 
 thesis of affx,, from α,υ^ά,ω. 
 
 Auriv, acc. sing. fern, of etSos, n, ov. Th. 
 
 •1/ 
 
 AZd'yfor Άυθί, or α.Ζύις, again, anew ; here- 
 after, for the future ; back again ; hence o, 'h, 
 ro, a.v6t;, the succeeding or following : also 
 used for ετα^χ, afterwards. From uS. The 
 Attics tviite it with 6, but the Ion. with τ. 
 
 Ai&x^iix, and avuxVix, ας, h, pride, haughti- 
 ness, arrogance ; self-esteem, self-complacency, 
 •confidence in one's self. From 
 
 Αυΰά%7ίς, ε«ί, ο κα) h, (q. d. ϊχυται ccduvj self- 
 satisfied, self-complacent ; haughty, proud, ar- 
 rogant, self-willed -, lawless ; ferocious -or sav- 
 age, Euripid. Med. 103. From αΐτοζ and 
 ά^ίω, τ beitig changed into ύ, on account of the 
 aspirate.^ 
 
 Αΰ^Άΐξίτοί, ου, ό κ,οά h, voluntaiy, spontane- 
 ous ; assuming power or authority of them- 
 selves, Xen. Ariab. v, 5, 7 ; Β-άνα,τοζ αυόχ.ίξίτοί, 
 voluntary death, suicide. From άυτοζ and 
 αΙξίτος.\ 
 
 ΑνβΛίξίτω;, adv. voluntarily, spontaneously. 
 
 Αυβ'ΐ'/ίαστο;, ου, ο χ,οά h, rigid, severe : strictly 
 just or exact. Th. ι^,αστος. 
 
 AuhvTiM, ω, f. ήσω, p. '/ιυθίντνικ,α, to assume 
 authority over any one, to govern •, anth a gen- 
 itive, to declare one's self the author of any 
 thing. 
 
 ΑΤ'ΘΕ'ΝΤΗ2, ου, ο, a self-murderer ; one 
 that kills with his own hand ; q. d. ociiroiMT'/ie, 
 as in Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 107, the author or per-r 
 petrator of a murder, committed on one's self 
 or another; the same as αυτοφόνος. From 
 aurog and ϊνηοί, τα, arms ; also that does any 
 thing by his own power or right, a master, 
 Eurip. Suppl. 412, 442. From α,υτο; and 
 'UafSai, q. d. αυτόν ϊντοί, that sets himself about 
 his own business. 
 
 ΑΙΰζντιχ,οζ, vi, ov, authentic, being of author- 
 
 Αΰύιντιχωζ, adv. authentically, Cic. ad Attic. 
 ix, 14 ; X, 9 ; with authority. 
 
 Αυύ»/Λίξον, adv. on the same day, on the 
 very day ; neut. of 
 
 AvirifAi^oiy oUf ΧΛΪ h, being of the same 
 
 17 
 
 day, done on the same day or in one day ; άΐώ. 
 extemporary. Th. '/,μ'ίξα. 
 
 Αυίι, by Sync, for αυτΌβι, there, in that 
 place ; hither ; immediately j it is sometimes 
 also used for 'ίτείτα. 
 
 Aluiyivm, ίοί, Koi 'Λ, indigenous, native, 
 Th. y'ivof/.a.i. 
 
 Αυβι;, Ion. αυτίί, and αυΰι, and α,υτζ, (for 
 aZ) again, anew. See under AZf. 
 
 Αυϊαχ^οζ, ου, ο kou h, clamorous ; noisy as a 
 barking dog. From α,υ and Ιάχω. 
 
 Αυλαία, a;, 'h, a curtain ; drapery hung in 
 front of any thing. From αυΧή. 
 
 Αυλοΰοί, a'la, alov, belonging to a hall or 
 vestibule. 
 
 Αυλακ.ίζω, f. ia-ea, to make furrows, to 
 plough . 
 
 Αυλαν, for αυλών. Dor. gen. pi. of αυλΥί. 
 
 AT'^AAS, α•Λ0ζ, v\, a furrow ; a ridge be- 
 tween two furrows ; accus. sing, α'ύλακ , for 
 αύλακα. 
 
 Αυλάζ^χ^Άζ, ου, ο, the chief or head of a hall 
 or palace. 
 
 ΑυλιΊα, αζ, h, the door of a hall. Th. αυλή. 
 
 Αυλαον, ου, το, a vestibule ; a hall. 
 
 Αυλί/οί, ου, ο κα\ «, belonging to a A^estibule 
 or hall ; αυλύω Β-ΰξχ, the door or gate of the 
 hall, or the street door, Lys. in Eratosth.'\ 
 
 Αυλίω, fut. viffca., p&rf. ^υλτιχα, to play on a 
 pipe or flute. 
 
 AT'x\H\ Hi, 'h, a court-yard, a court, a 
 hall or saloon ; a vestibule ; a palace ; also a 
 sheep fold or yard, Iliad iv, 433. Hence the 
 English word hall. 
 
 Αυλ'/ΐ(Τίΰντί, Dor. for αυλνα-ουδ•/, 3. plur. 
 i.f ind. act. of αυλιω. 
 
 Αϋλη^ον, 2. sing. 1. a. imperat. act. of 
 οίΐλίω. 
 
 Αυλτιτης, ου, ο, and αυλγ,τγΐξ, ηξος, ο, and 
 in fern. gend. αυλ'/ιτξ);, ivhich see. 
 
 Αυλ'/ιτίΆοξ, h, ov, belonging to a flute or 
 other Avind instrument ; skilled in flute-play- 
 ing• ^ ^ 
 
 Αυλτιτξ);, ίοοζ, and αυλγ,τι?, ιοος, vi, a player 
 on a flute and other loind instruments. Th. 
 αύλο:. 
 
 Ανλ/^β?, gen. sing, of ΑΙλ);, h, the name of 
 a territory, Aulis. 
 
 Αϋλίζΰ/ΐΛαι, f. (ΟΌμχί, J), '/ίνλκτμκι, to lodge 
 or pass the night at any juace ; to pitch one's 
 camp ; to lie down ; imperf. νιυλιζομ,γ,ν, «tht, frii*^' 
 1. a. ind. pas. •Λυλ\σ6ην. Th. αυλν\. ^^r-\ :%r 
 
 Αΰλ»χοζ, ou) Kx) h, or -o;, '/?, ov, ofel^^ 
 belonging to a flute or pipe ; a flute-player.] 
 
 Αύλιν, or ~tBa, acc. nng. of αΖλις. 
 
 Αϋλιον, ου, το, (dimi)i. of αυλ•ή) a stall or 
 stable, a pen, a shed ; a dwelling-place.] 
 
 Αϋλιοζ, ου, ο Kxt h, belonging to a stall or 
 stable.] 
 
 Αυλις, ι^οζ, or to?, 'h, a place of abode, 
 dwelling ; a stall or stable ; a tent, a camp ; a 
 place to pass the night in. Th. αυλ-ή. 
 
 ΑυλΙ;, ίΙο$, h, Aulis, a town and port of 
 Boeotia. 
 
ATS 
 
 ISO 
 
 ATT 
 
 AvXitrnuiffi, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 Αί/λία-χο;, ου, ό, a little flute or pipe ; dim. 
 \ from 
 
 ΑΤΆΟ'2, ου, Ό, a flute, flageolet, or other 
 wind instrument ; a long kind of javelin ; an 
 issue or stream of blood ; a kind of shell- 
 fisli or cockle. Perhaps from ocvm, or eiai, to 
 blow. Hence ανλίω, αυλ^τ»ξ, (-^"C. 
 
 "Αϋλοζ, ου, ό χ.α,ι '/ι, not consisting of matter, 
 immaterial ; the same with κ(ϊω^,α.τοί, ου, ο χ,οά ri•, 
 incorporeal. From a priv. and vXvi. 
 
 Αΰλων, ωνο$, ο, a valley, defile; a channel, 
 canal ; a plain or level inclosed by hills. 
 
 Αυλωνοίί^)]?) ίος, ο xat ^, shaped like a val- 
 ley. 
 
 AbXiCTih, dat. sing, of 
 
 ΑυλύτΓ/ί, too;, h, if om α,υΧωττοζ, ου, ο κα) ν J 
 applied to a helmet, with eyes or openings like a 
 flute ; or, according to others, oblong and taper- 
 ing like a sugar loaf, Iliad v, 182. From 
 κυλύξ and M\p which is from ο'Τ•τομοίί.'\ 
 
 ΑΙ'ζ^ύνω, or κυ'ύ,ίΜ, f οίυέ,τιΰ-ω, p. ^υ'^>]κοί, to 
 increase, grow ; to cause to grow, to augment ; 
 to thrive, wax strong, grow, Eurip, Med. 914 ; 
 2. a. ind. act. ίίυ'^χ,νον perf ind. 2)as. ^υζημαι• 
 1. a. ind. pas. '/ιυ^ήίτίν• ί. a. pas. subj. οίυϊ,'/ιύω, 
 γ,ζ, 7,• 1. a, inf. pas. α.Ιϊ,ηβ'τινκι. Th. άίξ«.] 
 
 Αίξί, pres. imperat. act. ecil^u, S. sing, 
 prcs. indie, act. cf αΰξω• αυξίτα/, Ι. sing. pres. 
 indie, pas. of αΰ^ομ,αι. From the same. 
 Ah^nh);, part. pas. 1. a. and 
 Αΰξίσ-α/, 1. a. infin. act. αυϊ,'ήύω, νις, γ, 1. 
 u. subj. pas. οί,υ^γιύ'ίντα, acc. sing. part. 1 . a. 
 pas. of α.υ'^άνω. Th. άί^ω. 
 
 Atj'^yja-i;, ίως, ν, dat. pi. ai/^'^ffiffi, increase, 
 growth ; used by Aristotle to signifi/ perceptible 
 accretion or growth without relative change of 
 place, as plants spring from their seeds, Clas- 
 sic. Journal, vol. xvi, 1 1 . See Μ-ύωσίζ^ 
 
 A-j^>iroii, Ion. for '^v^nrxi, 3. sing. perf. 
 ind, pas. of αυξάνω. 
 
 Αυύ,'ΛΠχ,οζ, ου, ο nou τι, or -ος, w, ον, having 
 the power of augmenting or increasing ; aug- 
 mentative. 
 
 Αυ^ομίνοζ, part. pres. mid. of 
 Αυζ,ω, or ά,υ^ίω, f, αυ^'^σω, perf. ^'f|'/j««, to 
 increase, augment ; cause to increase or grow. 
 The same with ά,ί^ω. 
 
 Ah'ovvi, yis, h, dryness ; also clamour, outcry. 
 Fro7n α,ΰύ). 
 
 Αύοζ, VI, ον, or -ος, α, ον, dry, parched; 
 the same with αυοίΧιοξ. From οίΰω. 
 Αυότίοος, comparat. of οί,ύοξ. 
 "AiJ^rvos, ου, Kou '^, sleepless, wakeful, q. d. 
 eiviu υ9Τνου. From a pr. and υ<τνος. 
 
 ΑΤ^ΡΛ, or αΰξΰί, α,ί, h, a gentle wind or 
 breeze ; an exhalation ; dat. pi. α.υξΐχ.ισ•ιν. 
 
 AT'TION, adv. tomorrow ; <τγιμ-ίξον κα.) 
 ttli^iov, to-day and to-morrow, i. e. for a short 
 tine ; 'h α,υξίον f'/|fΛίξeί being understood J, the 
 morrow. Hence a, vi, ro, αΰξίον, belonging to 
 to-morrow. From α.υω, to grow hght. 
 'Ai/Va/, i. a. hf. act. of ά,ύω. 
 "Αϋα-ί, 3. sing. 1. ο, ind. act. Ion. of βίυω. 
 
 by Dialysis for α,ΰω. So οίϋίτα,ν, for tjiJa'aVf 3. 
 pi. 1. a. ind. act. 
 
 Αυστα,ΧΊοί, set, \ov, dry ; foul, squalid, Odys. 
 xix, 327 ; Apol. Ehod. ii, 200. The same as 
 Βίυοίλίοζ. Froin ciuco.'\ 
 
 Αυστ'/ΐξίο!,, as, *), austerity, severity ; sour- 
 ness. From 
 
 λΤ'2ΤΗΡ0'2, ά, ον, austere, severe ; rough, 
 rude, stiff. From α,ΰω. 
 
 Αιχττνίζόννίί, η-τοζ, hi sourness (f wine, ^c. 
 Xen. Anab. v, 4, 16.] 
 Khr ,for aun, again. 
 
 Άϋτα, ας. Dor. for αύτη, >??, ί, which see. 
 Αυτά, she, herself ; Dor. for αυτή. 
 Αυτάγγίλος, ου, ό, a voluntary messenger. 
 Froyn αυτός and άγγίλλω. 
 
 Αυτάγ'/ιτος, or αυτάγίτος, ου, ό χα) h, a self- 
 admirei. From αυτός and aya^at. 
 
 Αυτάγξίτα, ων, τα, pi. of the following, 
 Odys. xvi, 148. 
 
 Αυτάγζίτος, ου, ο χα) 'h, being of one's own 
 choice, voluntary, according to one's wishes. 
 From αυτός and αγίίξω. 
 
 Αύται, nom. 2)1. f. g. of ούτος, αυτή* 
 τούτο. 
 
 Αυτάν, acc. sing.fem. Dor. for αυτήν. 
 AT'TA'P, but, nevertheless, however, as to 
 the rest. Hence seems to be derived the Eng- 
 lish word AFTER, q. d. αυτί αζ. 
 
 Αυτάξχίΐα, ας, τι, a sufficiency, a compe- 
 tency ; contentedness with one^s lot. 
 
 Αυταξχζο'τατα. superl. of αΰτάξχης ; αυταξ- 
 κΐστατα ζίην, to live most contentedly, JCen. 
 Mem. i, 2,' 14.] 
 
 Αίιταξκίω, ω, fut. nffco, perf. vixa, to suffice, 
 to be sufficient. From 
 
 Αυτάξχης, ίος, ό χα) w, sufficient ; capable, 
 adequate, Thucyd. ii, 51 ; contented, Xen. 
 Mem. ii, 6, 2; fit, suitable; competent of 
 one's self; not needing the assistance of 
 others.] 
 
 ΑΙταξχως, adv. sufficiently ; suitably. From, 
 αυτός and αρχίω. 
 
 Αυτας, gen. sing.fem. Dor. for αυτΐίς. 
 Αϋτάων, Dor. for αυτών, gen. pi. of αυτός. 
 AJr£, adv. again, anew, thereupon. Th. αυ. 
 Αυτίτι, £»?, Ion. for αυττι, >Ji, from αυτός. 
 Αυη^ούα-ιος, ου, ό χα) η, self-ruling, self-gov- 
 erning ; independent ; unlimited, as a govern- 
 fnent. From αυτός and ζί,ουσΊα, which is from 
 ίϊ^ιστι. Hence 
 
 Αυτίζ,ουιπότης, ότνιτος, τι, self-government, 
 independence. 
 
 Αυτί/τάγγίλτος, ου, ό κα) 'h, promising ot 
 doing aiiy thing of one's own accord or unask- 
 ed. From αυτός and Ιταγγίλλω. Th. άγ- 
 γ'ίλλω. 
 
 Άΰτίυν, Dor. for τιύτουν, 3. ρΛ im,peyf. ind. 
 act. contract, of 
 
 Άύ'τίω, f. ή<τω, p. ν\ΰτηχα, to cry out, 
 shriek. From αΰω or αΰω, in tlie same sense. 
 
 AtiTswy, Ion. for αυτών, gen, 2^1- fem. of 
 αυτός. 
 
 Άίί'τλ, iji, h, a shouting, outcry, as in battle ,- 
 
ATT 
 
 ISl 
 
 ATT 
 
 hence used to signify war or battle. Th. ail ω, 
 or άνω. 
 
 AvT'/iyi, ^tt. for cthrri^froTn χυτό;, 
 
 Αυττίχ,οος, ου, ο xeci '/ι, that has heard with his 
 own ears, an ear-witness ; also independent, 
 because he. listens to or obeys only himself. From 
 MVTOi and ^Kooc, p. ind. m. of ακούω. 
 
 Αυτϋμοίζ, adv. on tlie same day, Iliad i, 81. 
 From auras, and 9ΐμαξ, Άτος, το, for '/ιμίξκ. 
 
 Αϋτ^ί, Ion. for ecurxTs, dat. pi. fem. of 
 Λυτόζ. 
 
 AuT},for auTout, there, in that place. 
 
 Αυτί»', and αΐτίχ^'', for 
 
 Αντίκα, adv. immediately, forthwith, soon, 
 in an instant, this moment, as soon as possible ; 
 for example, Xen. Mem. iv, 7, 2 ; ivith the 
 article and a noun it is used in the sense of 
 present, as ο αντίκα φόζο;, the present fear ; το 
 fAiv αντίκα... .TO ^l μίλλον, for the present.... 
 and for the future, Tliucyd αντίκα vvktos, as 
 night came on ; us αντίκα, as soon as possible ; 
 μντίκα y'i τοι and αντίκα "hn του, and in the 
 first place, ^c. αντίκα μάλα and V/i μάΧα, as 
 soon as possible ; αντίκα τϊ ii^ov, as soon as 
 I saw him, Herod.] 
 
 AvTts, Dor. for avuis, adv. again, anew. 
 Th. au. 
 
 'AT""TMH\ }ji, h, a breathing, a blowing ; ex- 
 halation, vapour ; and 
 
 Άϋτμνιν, ivos, 0, the Same. 
 
 Αυτό, TO, .Attic for αυτόν its το α,ντο, in or 
 at the same place ; κατά το αντο, together, in 
 the same manner ; Ι-τ/ το αντο, to the same 
 place, aiiTo μόνον, only ; xat αυτό δί; τοΖτο, so 
 the thing is. 
 
 Αυτοζοαν, to bear testimony of one's self, to 
 trumpet one's own fame. Th βοάω.] 
 
 AvToSoii, adv. immediately ; at the first sig- 
 nal or shout, 
 
 Αυτόγα, Dor. for avroyi, here at the same 
 place. 
 
 AvtoyiviuXos, ου, ό κα) h, and 
 
 AvToyivhsi ios, ό κα) vi, and 
 
 Ahroyovos, ου, ο κα) τι, self-produced, self- 
 generated, i. e. eternal. Th. y^ίvoμaι. 
 
 AvTOyga,(^os, ov, ο κα) h, written with one's 
 own hand ; autographal. Th. yξάφω. 
 
 AvTOyvov, ov, TO, the part of a plough to 
 which the share or coulter is fastened. From 
 uvTos and yva, or yvia, 
 
 AvTo'^iKaiTojv, See the next word. 
 
 Αντό^ίκα ιτων "^ΐίλβοντων, ten 5'^ears having 
 elapsed, Thucyd. v. 20 ; lohere some errone- 
 ously read αντο^ίκαίτων, Schneid.^ 
 
 Αντο^ιακονία, as, h, the act of waiting upon 
 ene's self. Froin αυτό; and oiaKovos. 
 
 AvToheiKovoi, ων, οί, that wait upon themselves ; 
 and 
 
 AvToVitaKros, ov, ό κα) ίι, self-taught, self- 
 instructed. Th. ^ί^άα-κω. 
 
 AvTo'ivrns, ov, 0, a self-murderer ; a mur- 
 derer. Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 107.] 
 
 Αντ-οίτι), adv. (tm ubru 'iriij in the same 
 year, Theocrit. 
 
 Avrotns, adv. in the same year, Odys. iii, 
 322. 1 From 
 
 AvToiTns, ios, ό κα) h, of the same year, 
 Theophr. Theocrit. ~\ 
 
 Auroh, or αυτόβζν, adv. from that place, 
 thence ; from this place, lience ; since, from 
 that time ; ol αυτόύίν, those of that place ; q. d. 
 Ιξ αΐτον τότου, h χ^ξονον. 
 
 Αντόθι, adv. of place, there, in that place. 
 From avros. See Ανά/. 
 
 AvTolo, gen. sing. Ion. for αντον. From 
 avTOs. 
 
 AvTOKaffiyvriTyi, m, h, own sister ; and 
 
 AvTOKairtyvnTos, ov, 0, own brother. From 
 avTOs, κάσι;, and γνητό;, for yivnTos, from 
 yίvoμa^. 
 
 AhroKaTaK^iTos, ου, ό και h, self-condemned. 
 From αυτό; and κατακρίνω. Th κοίνω. 
 
 Αυτοκίλίνττο;, ου, ό κα) η, self-bidden, vol- 
 untary. From αυτό; and κιλιύω. 
 
 AuToKiXm, ios, ό κα) 'hi the same as the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Αντοκξατοξϊκό;, h, ov, supreme, of sovereign 
 or imperial authority ; also 
 
 Αντοκξάτωξ, o^os, ό κα) ri, sovereign, em- 
 peror, autocrat ; ace. jd. αντοκξάτοξα;. From 
 αντό; and κξατίω. Th. κξάτο;• 
 
 Αντολίζί), adv. word for word, literally. 
 
 Αυτόματα, ων, τα, things that move of them- 
 seh^es, as clocks, SfC. ; automata. 
 
 Αι/τομάτα, sc. ΰίξονζα, an untilled field, that 
 produces without tilling. 
 
 Αντόματοί, ων, οι, those who comevoluntaril}'. 
 
 AT'TO'MATOS, 7i, ov, or ov, ό κα) h, that 
 acts or moves of itself, self-moving, self-acting;^ 
 voluntary, spontaneous, of one's own accord. 
 From αντό; and μάομαι, or μάτην, easily, 
 readily. Hence 
 
 Αντομάτω;, adv. spontaneously, casually. 
 
 Αντομ'ί^ων, ό, a proper name, Automedon. 
 
 Αντομ'/ιτωξ, οζο;, ό κα) h, of the same 
 mother. 
 
 ΑντομοΧιω, f. ή<τω, p. ν\κα, to desert to the 
 enemy. Hence 
 
 Αυτόμολ.0;, ov, ό κα) vi, a deserter. From 
 αντό; and μοΧζω. 
 
 Αντονόνι, η;, 91, a projjer name, Autonoe, 
 daughter of Cadmus. 
 
 Αντονομ'ίομαι, ονμαι, f. νιιτομαι, to govern 
 one's self, to live according to one's own laws 
 or rules, Demosth. Philipp. i.] 
 
 Αντονόμτι, v);, 'h, the name of a woman, 
 Autonome. 
 
 Αντόνομο;, ου, ό χα) h, that lives by his own 
 laws or rules, independent.] 
 
 Αντότιστο;, ου, ό χα) h, worthy of belief by 
 itself; avT07nifTov,neut. gend. credible in itself. 
 From αντό; and <ρη(ττό;, which is from τίίθω. 
 
 Αντόττη;, ου, ό, an eye-witness. From 
 αντό; and οττάνω. Th. α<πτομαι. 
 
 Αντόρρΰτο;, ov, ό κα) ή, self-flowing. From 
 αντό; and ρ'ιω. 
 
 ΑΤ'ΤΟ'2, η, ό, he, she, it-, himself, herself, 
 itself ; sometimes i^ed as β demonstralioe and 
 
ATT 
 
 132 
 
 ΑΦΑ 
 
 somelimes as a relative pronoun ; with the arti- 
 cle, the same, ύς ro ahro, to the same place ; 
 χα,-Ά TO ahro, together ; |•τ/ το αυτό, to or in the 
 same place ; loith verbs in the second and third 
 persons it is used for the pronouns of those per- 
 sons / before a dative, it often supersedes the 
 use of συν, as κυτοίς rols Ίτ-ττοι?, with the horses, 
 Xen. Cyrop. i, 4, 7. It is used by Aristotle, 
 in, a technical sense, to denote the substance or 
 essence of any thing in contradistinction to the 
 (τυμζίζ'/ίχοτοί or accidental properties, which dis- 
 tinguish the ί'βτι, or species ; as -ττίζΐ •ror/jrtx.'iis 
 ahryti, concerning the substance, or essence, of 
 the poetic art, Poet, i ; and in the same vian- 
 ner at the end of the treatise, lohere he speaks of 
 Tragedy and Epopceia. JBnt. Ctit. vol. v, 51.1 
 
 ΑυταστΆοΪΆ, ας, h, a fighting hand to hand, 
 personal combat, close fight, Iliad xiii, 325. 
 From αυτός and σταίιος. Th. Ίο -TVifJi-i. 
 
 ΑΙτόστολος, ου, ο κα) γι•> that serves as a 
 ship to himself ; i. e. a swimmer ; an epithet 
 ofLeander, Musceus, 325. From alros and 
 στίλλω. 
 
 Αυτοίτχ^ίό/άζω, f άαω, to do hastily or incon- 
 siderately, to speak extempore. 
 
 Κυτοσχ^ύι'ί'ή μΤζχι, to fight for employ our 
 strengt i) hand to hand, Iliad xv, 510. 
 
 Κυτοσ^^ι^ίτ^ν, the same ivith αυτοα•χ;ί^ί>ι.'\ 
 
 Αυτοσ-χ^ί^ιοζ, ου, ο κα) h, or -ιο;, ία, ιον, hastily 
 done or made, not elaborate, extemporary •, and 
 
 ΑυτοΒ-χί^ίΰοζ, adv. hastily, at the moment. 
 
 Αυτοσχε^ον, or -^a, or -tr/iv, adv. near, hand 
 to hand. From αυτό; and σ•χ;ί^όν. 
 
 Αυτότ&τΰΐ, he himself, his very self. From 
 αυτό;. 
 
 Αυτοτίλτίί, ioi, κα) vi, that accomplishes of 
 himself ; that lives at his own expense ; also 
 final. From αυτό; and τελο;. 
 
 Αυτού, adv. there, here. From, αυτό;, 
 
 Αυτοΰ, αυτω, αυτόν, for ϊκντοΖ, ΙαυτΖ, ϊαυ- 
 τον, himself, <^c. 
 
 AυτoΰξγίM,f. '^(Τω, to make or do with one's 
 own hands ; and 
 
 Αυτουξγο;, ου, ό κ,αί 'h, that does any thing 
 Avith his own hands ; that lives by his own 
 labour ; that does his work himself, or without 
 servants, Palcephat. From αυτό; and ίξγον.^ 
 
 ΑυτόφΧοιο;, ου, ο και ή, that still has its bark 
 or rind ; q. d. <τυν αυτω τω φλοΐΜ, Theocrit. 
 XX vi. 
 
 Αύτοφόντ' /is, ου, ό, a self-murderer ; also that 
 kills with his own hands, parricidal, Furip. 
 Med. 1266.] 
 
 ΑυτοφΰτΊ;, ίο;, Ό κα) 'h, self-produced, spon- 
 ianeous, native ; natural or not made by art ; 
 also genuine, real; and 
 
 Αΰτόφΰτο;, ου, ό kc/a h, in the same sense as 
 the jn-cceding. From αυτό; and φΰω. 
 
 Αυτόφ&ίξον, ου, το, the very act of stealing, as 
 when a culprit is taken fagrante delicto or in 
 the very act ; Ιταυτοφ&ΐξίο, for l^r' αυτο(ρώρω, 
 in the very act. From αυτό; and φ^ρ, <po)po;, 
 0, a thief. 
 
 Αυτόχ',ίζ, ρος, ό κα) '/ι, that does any thing 
 
 with his own hands ; that kills with his or her 
 own hands, Eurip. Med. 1278; that gets a 
 living with his own hands. Hence 
 
 Αυτοχ^ίΐξί, αυτοχ^ίίξία, adv. with one's own 
 hands. From αυτό; and χείξ. 
 
 Αυτόχ^θονα ίβνία, aboriginal people. 
 
 Αυτόχ^βων, όνος, ο κ,α) «, indigenous, aborig- 
 inal, born on the soil which one inhabits ; αυτό- 
 χ^βονις αν^ξί;, aborigines. From αυτό; and 
 χίών. 
 
 Αϋτοχ^όωνα;, formed by spontaneous fusioa 
 or casting, cast, massive, Iliad xxiii, 826. 
 From αυτό; and χ,ωνο;, which is from χίω•] 
 
 Αυτό;ζξ'/ιμα, ado. in reality, in fact, truly, 
 really, entirely, fully. From αυτό; and χ^^μα. 
 
 Αυτόχ^ΰτο;, ου, ό κα) τι, formed by sponta- 
 neous fusion ; self-formed, natural, Phocylid. 
 From αυτό; and χ^ίω. 
 
 Αυτο-^ί), adv. in the act of viewing with 
 one's own eyes ; and 
 
 Αυτο-φία, ας, h, a seeing with one's own 
 eyes. From αυτό; and ο•φί$, which is from 
 οτττομαι. 
 
 Aurw, dat. sing, of αυτό;• nom. dual, αυτω^ 
 they two ; but αυτω, gen. Dor, for αυτοΰ, or 
 αυτόΰί, there. 
 
 Αυτω, dat. sing, contr.for ϊαυτω, to himself. 
 
 Αυτω;, adv. for ωσαϋτω;, in like manner, 
 thus ; unadvisedly, in vain. Th. αυτό;. 
 
 Αυφίνα, jEol.for αυχίνα' and 
 
 Αυχίν , for αυχ'ίνα, acc. sing, of αυχνιν. 
 Hence 
 
 Αυχ'ίνιο;, ου, ό κα) v), belonging or relating to 
 the neck. 
 
 ΑΤ'ΧΕΏ, f nfftt), p. 'ήυχ'/ικα, to boasty 
 brag, vaunt one's self, be elated. 
 
 Αυχγι^ m, 'h, a boasting, a vaunting, vain- 
 glory. 
 
 ΑΪ'ΧΗ^Ν, ivo;, 0, the neck ; an isthmus j 
 a narrow pass, a defile ; acc. sing, αυχίνα. 
 Hence αυχίνιο;, ου, ό κα) {j. 
 
 Αυχμηρό;, οι,, όν, squahd, mean, poor ; dried 
 by heat. 
 
 AT'XMO^S, οϋ, ό, drj-ness, drought, Aris- 
 toph. Nub. 1123; foulness or ;>erAa;;s scanti- 
 ness, Plut. 840. Perhaps from αυω, by Epen- 
 thesis of χ.^ 
 
 ΑΙχμωΙ' /iSi io;, κα) 'h, made dry by heat ; 
 dirty, foul, nasty. 
 
 AT"il,y. αΰα-ω, p. ηυκα, to make dry, parch, 
 singe, kindle ; m which sense some write it 
 with an asjnrute αυω ; to blow ; to breathe. Also 
 
 Αΰω, ajid by Oialys. άύ'ω, f. αυσο), p. ίίϋκα, 
 to cry out ; resound, make a noise ; to go to 
 sleep or lie down, and hence Ικύω, Theocrit. iii, 
 49. From αω.'\ 
 
 'A^',for ατό, before an aspirated vowel. 
 
 Άφαγνίζαν, pres. inf. act. of 
 
 Άψαγνίζω, f. ΐ7ω, to puriiy, expiate ; con- 
 secrate ; rob or spoil. From a^ro and αγνό;. 
 
 Άφαίξίομαι, οΰμαι, f τκτομαι, mid. if άφαι~ 
 ξίω.] 
 
 Άφαίξί/η;, ίως, h, a taking away, subtrac- 
 tion, subduction ; a figure in grammar, called 
 
ΑΦΑ 
 
 183 
 
 ΑΦΕ 
 
 aphseresis, which is when a letter or syllable is 
 taken away from the beginniiig of a ivord. 
 
 ^ Κφαίξίύύί, ivros, part. 1 , ft. J)as. οίφχίζίΐτα,ι, 
 3. sing. j)res. iiicl, j)as^ άφαίξίό^ο/χχι, l.y*. incl. 
 pas. from 
 
 Άφχίξί/ιζα, or -Ϋΐμοι, arog, το, any thing cut 
 off or divided from another ; the act of cut- 
 ting of. 
 
 Άφα,'ψμιχ,τα, ων, rx, the parts of a victim 
 which were separated from the sacrifice. 
 
 Άφοίίξίτοί, ου, ο κιΔ ίι, that may be taken 
 away, separable. ] 
 
 Άφχίξίω, ω, f. •ήΐτοι), p. αφ^ξ'/ικΆ, to take 
 away, remove, subtract, retrench, withdraw any 
 thing from, snatch from, cut off; set free ; 1 . 
 a. ind, act. «,φ^ζ'/ισα, 2. a. ind. act. άφΰλον 
 pres. ind. jms. Λφαίξίο/χ,κι, ουμα,ι, p. ind. pas. 
 άφ^ΐξ^ιμ-χί, or -s^a/, i. a ind. jyas. Μ,φνίξίβγιν, 
 1. f ind. pas. α,φχΐξΐί'/ίΟΌμαι, 2. a. ind. ni. 
 άφαλόμ,ί^ν, ου, ίτο, 2. a. subj. m. αφίλωμκι, sj, 
 nrai, 2. a. inf. m. άφίλίσ^χι. Frojn oi^o and 
 αΐξίω. Hence 
 
 Άφχΐξ'ήσίσ•0χί, i'f inf. m. of ά,φκΐξίω. 
 
 "Αφχκττοζ, ω, or ΟΙΟ, ο. Dor. or Ion. for 
 ""Άφαιστος, ου, ο, Vulcan. 
 
 ΆΦΑ'ΚΗ, VIS, h, a kind of legume or pulse, 
 probably vetches, Theophrast. Hist. Plant, vii, 
 8; also a town of Lybia, Aphaca.] 
 
 "Αφ&λοί, ου, b xxi h, without a crest, crest- 
 less. From a pr. and φαλόί. 
 
 Άφύλλομαι, l.y. m. α,φαλοΖμ,αι,ρ. ind. jms. 
 ά,φγιλμοίΐ, to leap downwards ; to rebound. 
 
 Άφaf*,άξr&vω,f. ήσω,ρ. α,φημά,ξτιΐΆΧ, to miss 
 one's aim, to fail in one's expectations ; 2. a. 
 ind. act. αφήμχζτον, $?, s. Frotn, ά,το and άμχξ- 
 τύνω. 
 
 Άφάμαξπ, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. for 
 άφνμχζΤί. 
 
 Άφάναα, aj, ίι, obscurity, uncertainty. 
 
 Άφανίΐί, b Kxi 'h, rb άφχνίί, ίος, not apparent, 
 not manifest, obscure, dark, concealed from 
 view ; uncertain, unknown ; οϋ» άφκνίΐί ην, he 
 was not concealed or he made no concealment, 
 Sfc. Xen. Mem. i, 1, 2. Hence άψχνωζ, 
 adv. secretly. From apr. and φα,ίνω.'\ 
 
 'Αφανίζω, f. Ισω, J}, ηφά,νικκ, to remoAi'e from 
 one's view, to conceal ; take away, destroy, 
 abolish ; efface ; pres. ind. pas. άφχνίξομχι, j). 
 ind. pas. '/ιφάνατμαι, 1. a. ind. pas. νιφχνία-^τιν, 
 1. f irid. pas. χφχνκ^ύήιτομχι. From χ pr. 
 and φχΊνω, 
 
 Άφχνκτμος, ου, b, disappearance ; destruc- 
 tion, a perishing, death ; αφάνισις, ζωζ, 'h, the 
 same. From χφχνίζω. Th. φχίνω. 
 
 "Αφχν-οζ, ου, b αχ) h, not apparent, not ob- 
 servable, that has disappeared. 
 
 Άφάντωξ, and χφχντον, in a hidden manner, 
 secretly ; χφχνως, the same. From χ pnv. 
 and φχίνω. 
 
 Άφά'ττω, f χ-φω, p. χτΐίφχ, to suspend, 
 hang up ; fasten to, applj-, put near to, move 
 any thing towards ; p. pas. χφημ,μχι. Ion. 
 Ά'τχμ,μχι^ wheiiee χτηχ-μμίνοί . From x-rb and 
 α-τίτω. 
 
 "ΑΦ AT, adv. instantly, this moment, Sud- 
 denly ; readily, easily ; as if from χφη, in con- 
 tact with, or from a, together, and φχω, to 
 speak. Hence χφχξτεξο;, quicker, more rapid. 
 
 Άφχξύ, for χφχξι Ion•. The same with 
 
 ΧφΧξ. 
 
 Άφχξτία, ace. sing, of Άφχξζυς, ^οί, iog, 
 ίωξ, b, the name of a man, Aphareus. 
 
 ΆφχξΫΐτί^χί, Poet, for Άφχξίΐ^χι, ων, (οϊ 
 του Άφχξίωξ TxlhsJ the children of Apha- 
 reus, the Apharidse. 
 
 ΆΦΑ'ΡΚΗ, 71S, 7), a kind of ever-green tree 
 or shrub, supposed by some to be Phillyrea 
 angustifoHa of Linnceus. 
 
 Άφχξμχκτοί, ου, b χχ} ri, unpoisoned, un- 
 mixed with poison, L^ician, Dialog.] 
 
 Άφχξττχζω, f χσω, or χ\ω, p. χκχ, or 
 χχχ, to carry off, seize ; rob, steal, plunder ; 
 snatch away or pilfer, Aristoph. Plut. 677.] 
 
 ' Αφά^τίζ^οζ, gx, ξον, co7npar. of αίφχξ. 
 
 Άφαα-ϊα,, xs, h, inability to speak, \vant of 
 utterance, embarrassment in speaking ,• Hero- 
 dian viii ; Eurip. Iphig. in Aul. 837. The 
 Poets use also χμφχσΊνι, on account of the 
 metre ; see Iliad xvii, 695, Apol. Rhod iii, 
 811. From a j)r. and φχω.^ 
 
 ' Αφχσσχω, χφχΐσω, or -ττω, to touch, feel, 
 handle, caress, Apol. Rhod. ii, 710.] 
 
 "Αφχτοι, ων, 01, pi. of 
 
 "Αφατο;, ου, b xx) ri, unspeakable, ineffable, 
 not to be mentioned ; also not spoken of or 
 celebrated. From χ pr. and φχτοζ, which is 
 from φημ^ι, or φάω. 
 
 Άφχτωζ, adv. unspeakably, inexpressibly ; 
 excessively, abundantly. From χφχτος. 
 
 "ΑΦΑΤΡ02, ξχ, ξον, weak, feeble, im- 
 becile ; comjy. χφχυξότίξοζ, superl. χφχυξότχ- 
 τοί• as if from χ intens. and φχΰξος, Dor. for 
 φχυΧοζ• or, according to others, from ttxupos, 
 (changing ?r into φ) q. d. small as to strength. 
 
 Άφχύω, f α.ύσω, to make to dry ; roast, 
 fry, singe, Aristojyh. Th. χυω. 
 
 Άφχω, c!),f. χσω, to feel of, to handle; 
 χφΌωντχ, Poet, for χφωντχ. From χφη, ivhich 
 is from χτττομχι. 
 
 Άφίγγη$, εοζ, b xxt ij, destitute of light, 
 dark, obscure ; blind. From χ pr. and φίγγοξ, 
 
 Άφί^ξτί, fa term of imprecation) be suflb- 
 cated or strangled, as ive say colloquially, hang 
 you, be hanged. 
 
 "Αφί'^ξοζ, ου, b, menstruation. 
 
 Άφί^ξων, ωνοζ, b, a privy or necessary. From, 
 x-xb and 'βζκ, a seat. Some interpret χφίΐαωνα. 
 to mean the intestine called the rectum. 
 
 Άφίητί, Ion. for χφητί, 2. ρΛ 2. a. subj. 
 act. of χφ'ιγιμι. 
 
 Άφίθύζ, part. pas. 1 . a. from χφ^β'/ιν, -UviVy 
 or -ύύ'/ιν, ns, 91, I. a. ind. pas. άφφ/ί, 3. sing. 
 1. a. subj. pas. χφιύηνχι, 1. a. inf. pas. χφφ/ι- 
 ΐτομΆέ, 1. sing, and in 3. pi. «,φίβήσ•οντχι, l.f 
 ind. jms. of χφίημι, which is from x-rb and 
 ΐ'/ΐμί. 
 
 ΆφίΐΥίω, tu,f ήσω, not to spare, to show no 
 favour, to disregard; Thucyd. ii, 51.] 
 
ΑΦΕ 
 
 184 
 
 ΑΦΗ 
 
 *Αφίί^ίωί, Ion. for άφΒΐ^ωί, adv. unsparingly, 
 liberally, generously. 
 
 'Aipsi^iji, ios, κοά h, not sparing, profuse, 
 lavish ; rigid, strict ; and 
 
 ^ Αψα^'^σΆντΛ, ace. mig. part. 1. a. act. of 
 κφ^ι^ίω. From a, pr, and φίβομαα. 
 
 ΆφαΙίχ, as, VI, prodigality, prof'useness, ex- 
 travagance ; rigour in discipline, study, ^c. 
 From α,φα^ής. From the same Th. 
 
 ΆφζΙύ'ην, 1. sing, and in 3. j^l. άφύόίκταν, 
 I.e.. ind. pas. of κφίημι. Th. 'In μι. 
 
 Άφίϊλε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. άφζίλίτο, 3. 
 si7lg. 2. a. ind. m. of αψαϋξίω. Th. αΐξίω. 
 
 Άφίϊμχι, 1 . sing. j)erf. ind. pas. of ά,φί'/ίμΐ' 
 perf. part. pas. άφαμίνο$. Th. Ί'/ιμι. 
 
 Άφίΐμίν, commonly said to be the 1. pi. 2. 
 a. ind. act. for άφίμίν, fro7)i ά,φ^ν. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of ά,φίημι• but in that case it woidd be 
 αφίμίν it is, thcrfore, more properly the 1 . pi. 
 2. a. opt. act. for ά.φύ'/ιμίν, as iϊμίvfor ίΐ^μεν, 
 by Syncop. or α,φ'ίμιν may be Ion. and Poet, 
 in 2. a. iyf. act. for άφίΤναί. From, οίτο and Ίνιμι. 
 
 ΆφίΤνα,ί, 2. a. inf. act. of άφίνμι. 
 
 Άψί);, svTus, and inf. g. άφιΤσ-α, jyart. 2. a. 
 act of ά,φί'/ιμι. 
 
 Άψί-^^τίον, it must be abstained fi-om ; from 
 α.'Ρί'ίχομα.ι. Th. 'ίχω. 
 
 Άφίλγννω, f. υνω, p. vyna, to hurt, do 
 harm to. 
 
 ΆφίΧϋΆ, αξ, '/], simplicity in ducourse, dress, 
 ^c. From α,φίΧγ-,?. 
 
 Άφίλίΐν, 2. a. inf. act. of αφαίξίω. 
 
 Άφίλί7τα.ι, 3. sing. 2.f. ind. m. and 
 
 Άφίλίσβαι, 2. a., inf. τη. ΰ,φίλίσθι, Ion. for 
 κφζί'ί-ίσβί, 2. pi. 2. a. ind. m. α.φαλ'ομ'πν, ου, 
 STo, of ά,φαίξίαι. Th. αΐξίω. 
 
 Άφίλ'Λί, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. of άφαίξίω. 
 
 Άφίλτίί, Ίοξ, ο και γι, simple, artless, unaf- 
 fected, natural ; frugal, temperate ; in^nolate, 
 pure. 
 
 ' ΚφιΧχ,ύω, f. ύσω, to take away, remove, car- 
 ry away ajiy thing, Xen."] 
 
 Άφίλκω, f |iy, to drag or force away \vith 
 violence, to tear away from. Lys. in Fratosth.'\ 
 
 Άφίλόμ^νος, part, 2. a. from αφαΐζίω, being 
 moved or impelled, Palasjuat. Incred. ] 
 
 Άφίλόμο^ν, Ion. for α,φαΧόμ'/ιν, I. sing. 2. a. 
 ind. m. of αφαΐζίομαι. See ^ Αφαίξίω. 
 
 Άφίλότ'ής, νιτοζ, 'h, simplicity ; the same 
 with αφίλί/α. Th. Άφίλ'^;. 
 
 Άφίλωμαι, y, ηται, 2. a. subj. m. of αφαι- 
 ξίω' and 
 
 Άφίλων, part. 2. a. act, of the same. 
 Άφίλΰ;, adv. with simplicitj', unaifectedly ; 
 bright, clear ; άφιλως δ' ϊλαμ-φζ, is shining 
 clear or bright, j4nacr. 
 
 "Άφίμα, aroi, ro, any thing that is let go or 
 sent away. 
 
 Άφίμενος, part. 2. a. m. of άφί'/ιμι. Th. 
 έ9!μί. 
 
 "ΛΦΕΝ02, 6V, 0, or α,φινοξ, ιοζ, ro, and by 
 Syncop. αφνο$, ou, o, or αφνος, toi, ro, wealth, 
 riches, income of a year, q. d, αφ' hos hov, or 
 ΐ7ον, of one year. 
 
 Άφίνη, dat. sing. part. 2. a. act. from nonu 
 αφιΐζ, of the verb αφίνιμι. 
 
 Άφΐ^ω, its, i-h 1• f' ind. act. of α,'ττΊχω. 
 Th. 'izuj. 
 
 Άφίξτω, f. -φω, p. φα, to creep away, te 
 slip away ; go away, Sophocl. Th. ϊξ<^ω. 
 
 Άφίξ-φΰ, Dor. for άφίξ-φω, l.f ind. act. of 
 αφίρτω. 
 
 'Αφί$> ίτω, 2. a. 3. sing, έίφίπ, 2. pi. 2. a. 
 imperat. act. of αφίνιμι. 
 
 "Αφζσι$, teas, fi, dismission or release, as from 
 captivity ; remission, forgiveness of sins ; repu- 
 diation or divorce. From άφί'/ιμι. 
 
 ' Αφίσ^ταίτι, Poet, for άφκτταίΐΐ, 3. sing. pres. 
 opt. act. of αφίσττιμι, for α,φϊσττιμι. 
 
 ' Αφισταϊη, Odys. xxiii, lOl, for aTotrraiiif 
 would keep off from, would shun. But the 
 reading is doubtfid.^ 
 
 Άφί7ταί'/ίν, Poet, for α,φκτταΐτίν, 1. sing. 
 j)res. oj)t. act, of αφ'ίίττημι. 
 
 " Αφζστασί, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. for lirratn, 
 from 'ίστημί, the reduplication being made some- 
 times by $, whence ίσταμιν, and opt. lirra'imt 
 SfC. ; or άφί(ϊτα<η, may be by Syncope for 
 αφζσττίκ,αιη, 3. pi. perf. ind. act. Th. 
 Ίστ'/ιμι. 
 
 Άφίο-τατί, by Syncop. for άφαττΐίχατί, 2.j)l. 
 perf. ind. act. of αφ'ιστημι. 
 
 Άφζστήκω, f '/ίξ&ζ, to withdraw one's self 
 from, secede, quit, abandon one's party οτ 
 friends, Xen.^ 
 
 Άφίτα/, ων, at, jyroperly, the starting-place 
 at the races ; also the name of a street in 
 Lacedsemon ; also a city of Magnesia. 
 
 "Αφζτί, 2, pi. 2. a. imperat. act. of αφίημι. 
 Hence also 
 
 Άφιτίον, that must be released or let go. 
 
 Άφίτ'/ΐξία, as, 91, the lists or bounds at the 
 games and public contests; the starting -place 
 at the 7'aces.] 
 
 Άφίτο$, ου, ο χα) 91, released, set at liberty, 
 discharged ; abandoned, prostituted. From αφΊ' 
 νιμι, tiuich is from ατο and Ί'/ιμι. 
 
 Άφiΰu),f ίΰσω, to burn, singe, Aristoph.'\ 
 
 Άφί•φ9ΐμα, aros, ro, any thing cooked, and 
 αφί-φι;, ζωζ, vi, the act of cooking or boiling. 
 
 ^ Αφι-φω, or -ζω, f, αφζ'φίησ'ω, to cook, to 
 boil, Aristoph, From ccffo and ε-φω. 
 
 Άφ'ζωκ,α, Att.for αφζΊκα, 1. sing, perf . ind. 
 act. arid 
 
 Άφίΐυνται, 3. pi. j)erf. ind. pas. Att. for 
 αφζΐ -jrai, from άφίημ/. 
 
 Άφίίϋζχ, Att. for άφύϋζα, 3. sing, imperf 
 ind, act. contract, of αφοράω. Th. οξάω. 
 
 Άφνι, fis} 91, the touch, the act of touching 
 or feeling ; a blow, a stroke ; a junction or 
 union. From the perf. ind. m. ^φα, of the 
 verb α'Ττομαι. 
 
 Άφ'ήγίομαι, ουμα,ί, f. '/κτομαι, J). 9}μαι, to 
 lead, conduct, be a leader or commander •, part, 
 pres, mid. αφ'/ιγούμζνο5, also to relate, tell, 
 narrate. From ccko and ηγίομαι. 
 
 Άφ'/,γγιμα, aros, ro, narration. From the 
 perf. ind. pas. of the above verb. 
 
ΑΦΘ 
 
 135 
 
 ΑΦΙ 
 
 ^A^5jy>7«i, tui, VI, narration, recital ; also 
 
 Άφΐϊκα,, us, i, 1. a, ind. act. αφην, 55?, >J, 
 S. a. md. act. άφ^ίη^ 2. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of 
 άφί'/ιμι. 
 
 Άφ^λατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of άφάλ- 
 λο/ΛΧί. Th αΚλο[/,α.ί. 
 
 Άφΐήμ,χζτον, ίξ, i, 2. a. ind. act. of άφαμαξ- 
 τάνω. Th. άμα,ξτάνω. 
 
 ^ Αφημίξίύω,/. ίύσω, to be absent or to absent 
 one's self for a day ; μγ^τι άφ'/ιμεξίύοντα,ί μ^π 
 κτοχοιτοΰντα,ζ, neither absenting themselves by- 
 day, nor being away by night, Demosth. pro 
 Coron. 12.] 
 
 ^ Αφημμίνοζ, ου, ό, perf. part. pas. of άφύ•ττω• 
 perf. ind pas. άφ^μμαι. Th. α,'τττω. 
 
 "Κφημοζ, ου, ο κ,Άΐ ν\, being without fame or 
 celebrity, unknown, Horn. Hymn, in Apol. 
 170. But the reading is doubtful.^ 
 
 Άφ'/ινιά,ζω, f, άσία, p. ακα, to shake off 
 restraint (literally the reins) ; to be obstinate, 
 contumacious, or disobedient, Herodian i. 
 
 ^Αφ'ήξίόην^ 1. sing. \.a. ind. pas. of α.φοι.ιφ.ω. 
 
 Άφ^ΐξίόμτιν, ούμτιν, -Ίου, ου, -Uro, ζϊτο, iinperf, 
 ind. 7)1. of άφοίΐξίομοίί. Th. αΐξίω. 
 
 Άφνιτοζοζ, gen. sing, of 
 
 Άφγιτωξ, οξοζ, S, an epithet of Aj)ollo, the 
 god of the bow, the archer ; also in the sense of 
 βμοφ'Λτωξ (from φύω) the god of prophecy. 
 From Άφί'/ιμι.Ί 
 
 "ΑΦ Θ ΑΙ, MVy λ!, ulcerations upon the inside 
 of the mouth, particularly in infants, aphtha. 
 
 Άφβοίζσ-ίαί, as, ^, incorruptibility, immortal- 
 ity. From et pr. and φύάζβΊς. Th. φύίίξω. 
 
 "Αφββίζτοί, ου, ο xoit h, incorruptible, indus- 
 tructible, immortal. From α priv. which is 
 for αηυ, or οίτΒξ, without, and φ&αξτόζ' 
 
 Άφύύξ, part. 1. a. pas. from ηφθην which is 
 from Άττομοΐί. Th. άττω, 
 
 "Αφθη, Dor. or Ion. (rejecting the augment J 
 for νίφύνι, 3. dng. 1. a. ind. pas. of όί'π-τω. 
 
 "Αφύίτοξ, ου, ό χαι ri, imperishable, everlast- 
 ing, immortal, Horn. Tlie same with οίφ&χξ- 
 Tos. Th. φ6ΐω. 
 
 '* ΑφύόγΎοκτι, dot. pi. Ion. of 
 
 "Αφβογγος, ου, ο κοίΐ h, destitute of a voice or 
 speech, speechless, mute. From a. pr. and 
 φίόγγοί» Th. φύίγγομοίΐ, p. ind. m, ϊφύογγοί, 
 whence φθόγγος. 
 
 Άφύ'ονα,τοζ, ω, ο. Dor. for 
 
 Άφό'ονητος, ου, ο χαι «, unenvied, not ex- 
 posed to envy. From α pr. and φύόνο;. 
 Hence 
 
 Άφΰοή/τηξος, ου, ο, Poet, for άφύονωη^ος, 
 βυ, ό, less envied, less exposed to envy. 
 
 Άφβονίχ, as, i, abundance, plenty, exemp- 
 tion from envy. 
 
 "Αφβονο;, ου, ο χ,ολ ίι, that does not envy, not 
 having an envious disposition ; also abounding, 
 copious, productive, fertile. 
 
 Άφβόνω;, adv. without envy ; abundantly, 
 copiously, Xen. Mem. i, 2, 6. From a pr. 
 and φύ'ονος^ 
 
 "Αφβοξοζ, ου, ο ΛκΊ 71, uncorrupted, undefiled ; 
 in a virgin state.. 
 
 ΆΦΓΑ, «f, i, a kind of plant. 
 
 Άφΐΰίσ-ι, 3. j)l. pres. ind. act. for άφαίιτι, and 
 Ion. άφιίασι, from κφίνιμι. 
 
 ΆφΤγμοί,ι, perf. ind. pas. of αφικ,ήομοίΐ. 
 
 Άφ'ιΙξΰμα., ΰίτοζ, το, a Statue, image, like- 
 ness ; a shrine, temple. From d^o and Ι^ξύω, 
 
 'Αφι^ζύνω, and άφι^ξύω, f. ΰσω, to place, 
 erect, as a tCTriple, to dedicate ; sometim.es to 
 take or carry away.^ 
 
 Άφίίβι, -ίτω, 2. and 3. sing. pres. imperaU 
 act. of άφίημί. 
 
 Άφίί», 3. pers. sing, imperf or j^res. ind. 
 act. for άφ'ιγι, as f from the obsolete root κφήω, 
 us, et, for άφΙημί' also 
 
 'Aφιus, hros, part. pres. act. άφΐίνχ,ι, pres» 
 inf. act. of άφ'ιγιμι 
 
 Άφίημί, f. Αφήσω, p. ίίκα, to send away, 
 dismiss, release, discharge, liberate, acquit; 
 omit, neglect; permit, suffer; to throw or cast 
 as a spear, ^c, to leave, quit ; άφητί, 2. pi. 
 jyres. imperat. act. «φιίναι, pres. inf. act. 1. a. 
 ind. act. άφγικοί' 2. a. ind. act. άφ^ν, >}$, 5• 
 2. a. imperat. act. αφε$, ίτω, and 2. pi. 
 οίφίτί, 2. a. subj. act. άφω, ij, ij, part. 2. a. 
 act. αφίΐ5, iVTos- pres. ind. pas. άφίζμοίΐ, <foc.i, 
 rui, p. ind. pas, άφίΤμαι, and in 3. pi. ά,φιΊν•. 
 Toti, and Atl. α,φίωντοίΐ' 1 . a. ind. pas. ά,φίύην^ 
 -ήθτιν, or -ίίύΐΐν, VIS, VI, 1. a. subj. jms. αφζβω, vis, 
 }?, I. f. ind. pias. άφίύνια-ομοίΐ. In Homer the 
 antepenultimate of this and other verbs in ιημι 
 is doubtful, but more commonly short ; in the 
 dramatic poets it is always long except perhaps 
 in %υνίημι. Soph. Electr. 130, and Aristoph. 
 Av. 946. Brunck. From άτο and Ίνιμι.'\ 
 
 Άφιιΐίσύί, 2. pi. 2. a. ind. m. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Αφίκίτο, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. άφιχίσβοΐί, 
 2. a. inf. m. of άφικνίομοι,ι. 
 
 Άφ'έχίυ, Dor. for ά,φίκου, 2. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 m. or 2. a. imperat. m. ^ol. and Dor. of 
 αφίκν'ΐομοί». So άφικνίυ. Dor. and ^ol. for 
 άφίχνου, 2. sing. pres. imperat. mid. or pas. 
 
 Άφίχνιχί, Ion. by Paragoge for αφίχ^, 2. 
 sing. 2. a. subj. m. of 
 
 Άφίχνίομα/, ουμαι, άφΊϊ,ομοίΐ, to come, ar- 
 rive at, reach, attain to ; χ άγω τβλ/ν trh ως 
 τάχ^ιστ άφί^,ομαι, and I will come as quickly as 
 possible to your city, Eurip. Med. 75-> ; gen. 
 j}l. pres. part. mid. άφικνουμίνων, pres. inf. 
 mid. άφιχνί7ο•&οι,ι, I. f m. άφί^ομα,ι, p. pas. 
 ΆφΊγμαι, 2. a. bid. τη. ά.φιχΌμ•/ιν, ου, ιτο, 2. a. 
 subj. m. άφίχωμαι, vi, viroii, 2. a. in/, mid. 
 ά,φικίσόαίΐ. Th. ΐκνζομοίΐ.^ 
 
 'Αφίχωμαι, γ, viroit, 2. a. subj. m. άφιχ'ομζ.. 
 vos,part. 2. a. m. of άφιχνεομαι. 
 
 ΆφίΚάγαΰο$, ου, ό χαι νι, disliking the good 
 or virtuous. From α j)r. φtλos, and ayoiu'os. 
 
 Άφιλα,νβξωττΙα,, as, h, want of philanthropy j 
 and 
 
 Άφίλάνύξω•7Το$, ου, ο χα) vi, not philanthropic ; 
 not benevolent, not humane. From a pr. 
 φίλos, and a,vθξω'ΛΌs. - 
 
 ' ΑφιΧανθξώττΜ?, adv. without philanthropy, 
 inhumanely.] 
 
ΑΦΟ 
 
 ise 
 
 ΑΦΟ 
 
 'Αφιλάξγνξΰί, ου, ο χα) '/ι, not avaricious. 
 From α pr. φίλοξ, and α,ξγυξος. 
 
 Άφί}^ο$, ovy ο κ,οά γι, unfriendly ; friendless. 
 From a pr. and φίλοΒ. 
 
 ^Αφιλότιμο;, ου, ο xect «, unambitious, both in 
 a good and bad sense, Aristot. JStk. iv, 7. 
 From a pr. and φιλότιμοι, which is from φίλοι 
 and τιμτι. 
 
 "Αφιξ^, ίωζ, 'h, a coming, arrival, approach ; 
 departure. From άφικύομαι. 
 
 Άφί^ομα,ι, l.y. ind. in. of άφιχήομοίΐ. 
 
 Άφί^τοίμαι, ι . f. m. γισομα,ί, to fly away ; 
 to die, '2. a. ind. act. άττί^τη^ν, 2. a. ind. m. 
 ά-ητττάμ'/ιν or -Όμην, part. 2. a. m. ά,'πο'τττά,μι- 
 νοζ. Th. 'ίτταμαι, or τττα,ω. 
 
 ^ Αφκττάνω, and 
 
 Άφιστύω, and 
 
 ΆφΊττνιμι, f. Ά•;τοστ'/ΐ(Τω, p. άφίσ-ΤΆΚοί, to 
 separate, to place apart, remove ; desist, quit ; 
 depart from, recede ; to lead or carry away ; 
 to revolt from or desert ; in the mid. voice, to 
 wei^h for the purpose of repa3n[ng ; in the pas. 
 to be separated or disjoined ; to omit or abstain 
 from, Thucyd. ii, 47 ; 2. a. ind, act. oc^'tarnM, 
 2. a. imperat. act. α,'ττΌο'τηβι, -τιτω, and in 2. 
 pl. ά'7τΌστ'/ιΤί• 2. a. subj, act. «."ποστω, ij, jj, 
 2. a. inf. act. ά'Τοσ-ττινχι, part. 2. a. act. 
 ά,'τοστκζ, άντοζ' pres, ind, m, α,φΊστα,μαι, σα.ι, 
 ητα,ι, and in S. ^>^. άφίο-ταντχι• pres. im,perat. 
 m. άφ'ιστα,σο, l.y. ind, m. ά,^τοστ'/κτομα,ι. From 
 ατο and Ίστ'/ιμι. 
 
 Άφίχ^ίχ,ι, perf. itif. pas, from, the 2'>eif. ind, 
 pas. άφίγμα,ι, which is from ίφικνίομαι. 
 
 Άφλαβ-τον, ου, το the highest part of a ship's 
 stern, Iliad xv, 717, Ajwl. Rhod. i, 1089 
 and ii, 601. From a. pr. and φλασ•0αίΐ for 
 ^λασθα.!, not to be easily beaten or struck. 
 
 Άφλογισ-τιοί, α,ζ, h, non-inflammability, in- 
 combustibleness ; also 
 
 ^Αφλόγιστος, ου, ο χα,) h, unburnt, incom- 
 bustible. From « pr. and φλογιστος, ivhich is 
 from 3. sing, perf• pas. ind. of φλογίζω. Th. 
 φλίγω. 
 
 Άφλοκτμοξ, ου, ο, the same with άφξος, ου, ο, 
 foam, froth, Ilhid xv, 606, and xx, 168 ; by 
 changing the ς into λ and by Pleonasm, of the 
 i. But the meaning of the word is doubtful, 
 some rendering it noise.] 
 
 Άφνίίος, οΰ, ο xot,) '/ι, compar. -ότίξος, superl. 
 .'ιστα,τοζ. Poet, for αφνίο;, compar. ωτίξο;, rich, 
 ■wealthy, opulent. Th. ίίφίνοζ. 
 
 Άφνίΐΰ, Dor. for άφνιιοΖ, gen, sing, of 
 αφνιιό;. 
 
 "Αφνω, adv. suddenly, unexpectly ; by Syn- 
 cope of a. and Apocop. of σ for άφχνωζ. From 
 βίρτ. and φαίνω, 
 
 "Αφοβία, as, «, exemption from fear, fear- 
 lessness ; also 
 
 "Αφοζο;, ου, ο χα) τι, exempt from fear, fear- 
 less ; and 
 
 Άφόζω;, adv. without fear, fearlessly. From 
 α pr, and φόζο; which is from perf. ind. mid. 
 ^τίφοζα, of φίζομαι, or φοζίω. 
 
 Άφό^ίυμα, aros, το, evacuation of the 
 bowels, excrement ; and 
 
 ΆφοΙιυτνίξίον, ου, το, a privy ; from 
 
 Άφο^ίύω, f, ζυιτω, p. άφω^ίυκα, to evacuate 
 the bowels, to go to stool. 
 
 ' ΑφΌ^ιον, ου, το. Poet, άφόξ^ιον, which .see, 
 
 "Αφο%οί, ου, ο, a departure, a journey ; a re- 
 treat ; a return ; a retiring to go to stool ; excre- 
 ment, a privy. From d-^o and ο^ό;. 
 
 "Αφοινον, ου, το, the same with α,τοινον, SchoL• 
 Homer, i, 13.] 
 
 Άφομοιόω, ω, f. ωσο), p. ά,φωμοίωχα, tO 
 make like, to assimilate ; imitate, Xen. Mem. 
 iii, 102. p, ind, pas, άφωμοίωμ,αι, part. perf. 
 pas, άφωμοιωμινοζ. From όμοιος. Th. ομοζ^ 
 7i, όν. 
 
 ^ Αφο-τλίζω, f. 1(τω, ρ, ιχΆ, to disarm,' to 
 strip one of his armour ; in the mid. and pas. 
 to lay aside one's armour, to be disarmed, Iliad 
 xxiii, 26. Hence αφοτλίζοντο, 3. pi. imperf. 
 ind. pas. Ion. From άτο arid οτλοί. 
 
 'Αφοράω, ω, f. άσ-ω,ρ. άφωραχα, and Attic 
 άφίώξοίχοί, to look upon, to view ; to turn the 
 eyes towards, turn the eyes back upon ; to see 
 at a distance, Herod, viii, 37. From dro 
 and όράω.'\ 
 
 Άφόξ^ιον, ου, TO, for άφό^ιον, ου, το, (by 
 inserting ξ on account of the metre) the evacu- 
 ations of the bowels, excrement. From d-Tto 
 and ό^όί, 
 
 Άφόξ>^τοξ, ου, ό χα) '/ι, verbal adj, intolerable, 
 insupportable, not to be endured. From a pr. 
 and φορίω, Th. φίρω. 
 
 Άφοξϊα, as, '/I, barrenness, infertility. 
 
 ΆφοξϋΤ, 3. sing, l.f, ind. act. Att. of 
 
 ' Αφορίζω, f ίσω, and Attic άφοριω, p. dφω- 
 ξίχα, to separate, sever ; discriminate, distin- 
 guish ; define ; to limit, to bound ; to assign 
 or appropriate to ; drive from the frontiers ; to 
 cut off all intercourse, excommunicate or anath- 
 ematise, Luke vi, 22 ; to finish a book, Polyb. 
 imperf, ind, act. αφύξίζον, 1. a, ind. act^ 
 αφωξίσα, imperat. αφόξίσ-ον, άτω, 1. a, subj. 
 act. αφορίζω, yis, '/}, part, dφoξίσ^as, avTos' perf, 
 i ind, pas. άφώ^ισμαι, part, αφοίζίσμίνοί, '/ι, ov, 
 1. a. ind. pas. αφωξία-ύην, >?;, τι, \, a, imperat. 
 pas, αφοξίσύητι, and in 2. j)l. αφοξίσ•^/ιτε, 
 Fnmi ατό and όξίζω. Th. οξος, a boundary 
 or limit. 
 
 Άφoξισ■μ^vos, pcrf pari. 2^^^' ^o^' of αφο- 
 ξίζω. 
 
 Άφόξία-μα, aTos, το, any thing separated or 
 set aside ; also 
 
 ' Αφοξκτμόξ, ου, ό, a limitation, separation ; 
 discrimination ; dφoξισ■μo), ων, οί, aphorisms or 
 maxims. From 1. sing. 2)erf. ind. 2^os. of 
 αφορίζω. 
 
 Άφοξμασύαι, 2)res. inf. mid. of 
 
 Άφορμάω, oo,f. ήσω, p. αφωξμνικα, to escape 
 in haste, ^?/np. Med. 1234; to depart or go 
 from, Xen.^ 
 
 Άφοξμίω, ω, f ήσω, to depart or set sail 
 from, Polyb^ 
 
 Άφοξμίι, ris, 71, opportunity or means in 
 
ΑΦ? 
 
 ist 
 
 ΑΦΐ 
 
 general ; resource ; money to procure any 
 thing with ; means of living; τοϊς -ναισ) άφοξ- 
 /tea? iU τον ζ'ιον Kctra.'ki'i'roijcnv, they leave to 
 their children means of living, i. e. fume or 
 character as well as pecuniarT/ ineims, Xen. 
 M.'fn. iii, 1 2, 4 ; necessaries or means of living 
 gene.ally, Eurip. Med. 343 ; irruption, inva- 
 sion, onset ; refuge, succour. From άττο and 
 βξμή. ] 
 
 Άφοξμ'/ιίΰίν, for άφοξ/ΐΛ'/ι^ί'/^σ•«,ν, 3. pi. 1. α. 
 opt' pas. <y άροξμάω. From a.To and ορμάω, 
 which is from οξμή. 
 
 Άφοξολόγνιτος, ου, ο κκ) h, exempt from 
 taxes or tribute. 
 
 "Αφοξοζ, ου, ο Koe.) h, barren, sterile, Xen.'] 
 
 ΆφοίτιΌω, f. ωσω, p. ωκα,, to devote, conse- 
 crate, dedicate ; to discharge one's self from a 
 vow ; expiate, avert the wrath of the gods ; de- 
 precate, refuse ; to de ;patch any thing in order 
 to be rid of it. From• άτο and όσιος. 
 
 Άφοσίωμοί,, οίτος, το, an expiation ; also 
 
 "Άφοσίωσίζ, ίω;, h, the act of expiating ; 
 from the perf bid. pas. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Αφ ού τότί, for κτο rod τόπ ^ξόνον, from 
 that time. 
 
 "Αφον, 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. m. Att.for 
 ϋφίο, and this Ion. for a<picro,from άφΊτιμι. 
 
 'Αφον, for α,<7τΌσ''Τ'/ι6ι, άιρΙστοίσΌ, ά,'ΤίοΧύύ'/ιη, 
 
 Άφάωντοί, for άφωντα,, acc. sing. //art. pres. 
 act. contr. of αφάω, which is from αφή. Th. 
 α'Ζτομοίΐ. 
 
 Άφξο.'^ίοντι, dat. sing, pres, jiart . act. of 
 
 Άφξο,^ίω, f ήσω, p. vjkcc, to act or speak 
 without reflection, to be wanting in judgment or 
 wisdom. From u, pr. and φξοι^'/ιζ. Th. φξάζω. 
 
 Άφξοί,'^'/ΐζ, ίοζ, ο κα.) '/ι, wanting in reflection, 
 inconsiderate, imprudent. Hence 
 
 Άφξο.'^ίιχ, ας, h, (ind Ion. αφξα^Ι'/}, want of 
 reflection, inconsiderateness ; α,φζοί^ί'/ι τολίμοιο, 
 inexperience or want of skill in war, Iliad ii, 
 368 ; ΆφξΟί^ίνίσΊν, dat. pi. Ion. fur άφζοώίαις. 
 From a pr. and φζΆ^'ής. 
 
 Άφξίχ,ίνΜ, f ανω, to be mad or destitute of 
 reason, to behave like an idiot ; pres. part, act, 
 ■ΛφξΆίναν. From a, pr. and ψξνν. 
 
 "Αφξχκ,τος, ου, ο κοί) h, unfortified;• unse- 
 cured, unprotected ; not guarded against treach- 
 ery, ^-c. 
 
 "Αφξκίττος,' ου, ο κά) υι, not spoken or mention- 
 ed ; not to be spoken, inexpressible ; also un- 
 expected, unforeseen ; hidden ; ϊς το άφ^αστο- 
 τατον (χ^ωξίον being understood), in a most 
 secret place. From oi, pr. a^id φξάζω. 
 
 ^Αφξίω, M,f. 'Ασω, to foam, Iliad xi, 282. ] 
 
 ' A(p^/iTojQ^, οξος, Ό, not belonging to any 
 ■tribe or society, an outlaw, an enem}'• to civil 
 societ}'•, IHad ix, 63. From a. pr. and φξίητυξ. 
 Ion. for φξύτωξ, ivliich is from φξο,τξίχ, a tribe 
 or division of a city, ά-τβ ταυ (pgearei, because 
 they used a well in common. 
 
 ' Αφξΐάω, and 
 
 ΆφξΊζω,f ttru, p. ίίφξίκχ, to froth, to foam, 
 Biod. Sic. iii, 9 ; Soph. Electr. 720 ; Mark 
 ix, 18. Th. α,φζός.Ί 
 
 18 
 
 ΆφξΐκΫΐ, »?.«> ί) Africa. 
 
 'Αφξογί^ίίΆ) Βίς, 'h, and άφξογίντις, m, ο atu 
 'h, born of the foam of the sea ; an epithet of 
 Venus. From άφζο} and γίνος, which is from 
 yύvoμoc,ι. 
 
 Άφζο'^/σ'ίαχο;, ii, ov, of or belonging to Ve- 
 nus. From Άφξο^ίτ'/].] 
 
 " Αφξο^ισιοίστνις, οΰ, «, one that is lascivious or 
 libidinous, a libertine. 
 
 Άφξο^ίσ-ίον, ου, το, a temple of Venus.] , 
 Άψζΰ^ίίΠΰς, ου, ο Kou h, or -ιος, in, tov, relating 
 to Venus ; alsn libidinous, lustful. 
 
 ΆΦΡΟΔΓΤΗ, τις, 71, Venus, so called be- 
 cause she ims produced from the foam (κφξος) 
 of the sea ; also grace, beauty.] 
 
 Άφξ'οκομος, ου, ο και 'h, having the hair wet 
 with toam. From αφξος and χόμη. 
 
 Άφξονίω, f. JiViw, p. Tixa, to be destitute of 
 reason or sense, to be of imbecile understanding, 
 άφξΰνίοντύ:ς, acc. pi, masc, p)art. pres. act» 
 From Bi pr. arid φξ'ην. 
 
 Άφοϋντιστίω, ω, ν\(Τω, p. »«α, to have no 
 care or solicitude for ; to be regardless of, to 
 neglect ; and 
 
 Άφξΰντ((ττίθί, ας, τι, disregard, neglect ; and 
 
 Άφξόντια-τος, ου, ο κά\ τ,, exempt from care 
 
 or solicitude, free from anxiety, thoughtless; 
 
 also causing care or anxiet\% Theocr. x, 20. 
 
 From ot, pr. or intens. and φξοντίζω. 
 
 Άφξόνως, adv. foolishly, without wisdom. 
 ΆΦΡΟ'2, od, 0, foam, froth. 
 " Aφooσ■ί,'dat. pi. of αφζων. 
 Άφροσνν/ι, ης, vi, want of understanding, 
 senselessness, foolishness ; ^/' άφξοσ-ννην, by 
 chance, i. e. without design, Xen. Mem. i, 
 4, 8. From a pr. and φξ'/ιν.'] 
 
 "Αφοων, όνος, ου, ο κα) h, destitute of under- 
 standing, foolish, senseless. 
 
 Άφΰη, vs, h, a smalt kind offish, anchovy. 
 Άφϋης, ίος, ο xou ί, not adapted by nature 
 to any purpose, unsuitable, inapplicable in its 
 nature, incapable, unsusceptible ; unskilled, in- 
 docile ; and 
 
 Άφνί-α, ας, vi, dulness ef understandings 
 incapacity, inability. From α pr. and φυτι. 
 
 "Αφυκ,τος, ου, ο «.oCi «, Poet, for αφζυκτος^ 
 that cannot be shunned, inevitable ; αφυκτον 
 oliTTo-j, an unerring shaft, Enrip. Med. 634 ,• 
 Hippol. 1422. From a pr. and φίύγω. Hence 
 adv. αφύκτως, without the hope of escape, 
 Herod, ix, 1 16.] 
 
 Άφΰλχχτος, ου, ο χα) h, incautious, un- 
 guarded ; not watched or guarded ; a7id 
 
 Άφνλάχτος, in an unguarded or insecure 
 manner, insecurely. Fro?n a pr. and 3. sing, 
 perf. ind. pas. of φυλάσσω, or -άττω. 
 
 \\φυλιχ,%1α, ας, », want of care in respect to 
 guards; want of precaution, Xen.l^ 
 
 "Αφυλλος, ου, ο χα) h, leafless, being without 
 leaves, Iliad ii, 425 ; destitute of the suppli- 
 catory bough or branch, Eurip. Orest. 383.] 
 'Άφΰαμαι, to exhaust, draw from. See'' Αφύω^ 
 Άφυζύϋ, Dor. for αφν'^ω, 1. siilg. l.f. ind. 
 act, of αφύα.σω. Th. ίφύαι. 
 
ΑΧΑ 
 
 13S 
 
 ΑΧΗ 
 
 Άφυττνοω, y. άχτω, ρ. άφύ-^τνακβί, to sleep, 
 fall asleep; also to wake, 1. a. ind. act. 
 ύφυττνωιτα. From aero and υ-ρτνοζ. 
 
 Άφυα-γίτος, οΰ, ο xou '/ι, exhausted, drawn 
 out. From Lipvai. 
 
 ^ Αφνσσαι, Poet . for α,φύσα,ί, \.a, inf. act. 
 of α,φύω. 
 
 Άφύσίτω, f. %ω, p. χ^α, to draw from, ex- 
 haust, draw out ; to get or procure ; 1. f iff. 
 act. άφύςίΐν. 
 
 ΆφυίττίξίΜ, ω, f. '/ιιτω, p. 9ίκ.α, to be frus- 
 trated or disappointed, fail of attaining. 
 
 ΆΦϊΏ, f. ύσω, p. νχ,οί, to draw from or 
 out of, to exhaust, to empty ; and ά,φύΰ-σ-ω, in 
 the same sense, Odys. ix, 9.] 
 
 Άφ'' ω, Dor.fjr aip' ου, ( χ^ξόνου being under- 
 stood) from which time. 
 
 Άφ' ων i^vvuTo, with all one's might, as 
 much as possible. 
 
 'Ai^' ωπ, sc. ρζ^ξονω, Dor. for αψ ού ^ξόνου, 
 from which time, since, Avhen. 
 
 Άφωμοιωμίνοζ, perf part, pas. of ά,φομοιΌω, 
 From α,χο and Όμοιο;. Th. ομοί, yi, όν. 
 
 Ά.φάνΆτο;, ου, ο κοί) τι, destitute of a voice or 
 utterance, dumb. 
 
 Άφοί^νίοί, us, 'h, want of voice or utterance ; 
 dumbness ; silence, Lucian^ 
 
 "Αφωνο;, ου, ό ι'.λ) h, mute, dnmb ; silent. 
 From apr. and φωνή. 
 
 Άφωξίζον, ΐί, ί, imperf ind. act. ά,φ&ΐξΐιτα, 
 a;, £,1.0. ind. act. of αφοοίζω. From a-ffo 
 and Οζο;, 
 
 Άφύσ -iv, 3. 2)1. 2. a. suhj. act. of ά,φΐ'/ιμι. 
 
 Ά;ζύίζ, ό, f indeclinable J the naine of a man, 
 AhazT 
 
 'A^oi'ia,, a;, h, the name qfajmrt of Greece, 
 Achaia. 
 
 Άχ^Άΐ^ιχ, ace. sing, of Άχ^ίΐ);, Ί'^ο;, Achaia. 
 Hence 
 
 Άχ^αιία;, ά^οξ, a jJroper name. 
 
 ^ Αχ^α,ιίς, ito;, h, an Achaian or Grecian 
 woman, pi. Άχ^οι-η^ι;, Odys. ii, 119 ; also the 
 country/ of Achaia, Iliad iii, 75. 
 
 Άχ^Άί-ΛΟξ, '/J, ev, belonging to Achaia; Grecian. 
 
 Ά;κ«ίνα<, ol κ,οί) ccl, Stags, deer, Oppian. 
 Cyneg. ii, 426. 
 
 Άχ^αιο), nom. j)l. i\\Q Grecians; more fre- 
 quently 7/sed in Homer for the principal men 
 among t/iem. Davim. In Homer's time this 
 name ivas coiiimon to the Lacedaemonians and 
 Argives; b^it Δ^οίναο), appropriate to the latter, 
 Schiieid. Lex. ace. pi. Άχ^κιού;. Fro7n 
 'Apc^ia•] 
 
 ΆχύλΤνο;, ου, ό χα) «, unbridled, unrestrained. 
 From ex. pr. and ^Άλιν'ο;. 
 
 Άχ^αλκ,ο;, ου, ο Kot) νι, not having brass, sc. 
 armour, unarmed ; αχ^οίΆκο; ίσνί^ων. Soph. 
 (Ed. Tyr. 19J, like α,σκ,ιυο; ΰσ^τί^ων, in Electr. 
 36, unarmed with a shield, <^c. unfurnished 
 with arms ; so in Enrip. Plia:niss. 328, «τ£- 
 •τλοί φα,ρζων, unclothed.] 
 
 ΆΧΑ'ΝΗ, Yis, h, a Persuin dry measure, 
 containing 4.5 medimni, Arisioph. Achar. 193 ; 
 alse a kind (f cheat or box, Schndd, Lex.J 
 
 'Αχ^αν'/ι;, SOS, ο και h, not gaping or opening 
 the mouth, and hence mute, dum.b, silent, gaz- 
 ing in silence. From a pr. and ρ^αίνω. Also 
 with a, intens. gaping or yawning wide ; im- 
 mense, huge, vast. » 
 
 l-^xy' ^^' g- of ^ ^ 
 
 'Ά^αξί;, iro;, ο ζοά h, unpleasant, disagree- 
 able ; wanting grace or beauty ; troublesome ; 
 severe, rigid ; ungrateful, unthankful. From 
 sc pr. and χ,ύξΐ;. 
 
 ' Αχ^Άξίστ'ίομιχ,ι, ουμοι,ι, to be unthanked, to 
 be repaid with ingratitude or unthankfulness. 
 
 Άχ^α,^^ιστίω, ω, f ή(τω, to be unthankful or 
 ungrateful ; to disoblige, to be wanting in 
 attentions to any one. 
 
 Άχ^οίξίστίΛ, ας, h, ingratitude, thanklessness ; 
 a7id 
 
 ' Αχ^α,ζίστο;, ου, ο xat 'h, ungrateful, unthank- 
 ful ; disagreeable, unrewarded. From a pr. and 
 3. pers. sing, perf ind. j^cis. of ρζ^αξίζομοα, 
 which is from χχξΐ;. 
 
 Άχ;«ξίσ•τω;, adv. ungratefully. From αχά- 
 ξΐα•το;. 
 
 ΆΧΑ'ΤΗΣ, ου, ό, α kind of precious stone, 
 an agate ; also a ]>roper name, Achates. 
 
 "A;^;£;, (first syllable long) Dor. for vix^iiy 
 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. from νχιον, ουν, -it;, 
 iis, -££, it, from Υίχιω. Th. ηχο;. 
 
 'Apf^si, Dor. for νιχίΤ, 3. sing. pres. ind. act, 
 or 2. sing. pres. imper. act. of νιχίω. 
 
 Άρ(^ί1μ, or Άκ,ίΐμ, a projjer name of a man, 
 Achim.] 
 
 ''A;^;£/^, ξο;, και h, the same as κρζίΐξΥΐ;.'\ 
 
 Άχίΐξίί;, nom. pi. of 
 
 Άχίΐζ-ζι;, so;, ο και h, destitute of hands, 
 Horn. Bairachom. 289.] 
 
 ' Αχίΐζ^ο'^οΊ'ΛΎος, ου, ο xeci ίι, not made with 
 hands, not made by man. From a pr. χύρ, 
 and τΓοινιτό;. Th. -ττοάω, 
 
 "Αχίίξο;, the same as αχζΐξγι;. Th. χύξ. 
 
 ' Αχιοισα, Dor. for αχίουσα. See under 
 ^Αχ'ίουσ•'. 
 
 Άχιουσ', for ά;^!^:;^»,-: lamenting, grieving, 
 pres. part. act. f g. of αχιω. Th. αχο;. 
 
 ΆΧΕΡΔ02, ου, ό or vj, a kitid of thorn of 
 luhich hedges are made, Odys. xiv, 10. 
 
 ΆΧΕΡΩΓ 2, 'i'^o;, 71, the white poplar tree ; 
 as if from 'Αχ,ίξων, because Hercules brought 
 itf'om Acheron. 
 
 Άχ,ίξων, a river in Epims, the Acheron ; 
 also a river of the infernal or lower world ; cj. 
 d. αχ;εο; poo;, the river of pain. 
 
 'Α^ίΰϋ-ιν, jEoI. and Dor. fur h^ouiriv, 3. ^j/. 
 pres. ind. act. of αχ'ιω, Dor. for τιχίω, which 
 is from νίχ,ο;. 
 
 Άχzΰω,f. iuffu, the same with 
 
 ^Αχ^'ίω, f ήα-ω, p. 'Λκα, to be afflicted, to 
 grieve ; to bear or endure any thing with dif- 
 ficulty ; p. pas. -ημαι. Th. αχο;. 
 
 Άρζ^ίω, Dor. for 'Α•χίω, to resound, to echo. 
 Th. Jixo;. 
 
 ' Αχίων, pres. part. act. of αχιω. 
 
 ' Αχ)ήν, ίνο;, ό και '/ι, poor, destitute ; men- 
 dicant. From a pr. and εχω, or from as- 
 
ΑΧΟ 
 
 139 
 
 ΑΤΕ 
 
 inlens. and χάω, χαίνω, to gape, and hence 
 to be greedy, Em. Hence 
 
 Άχ^ι^νία, α,ζ, h, poverty, indigence ; mendic- 
 ity ; want in general, as ομ,ιχάτων αχ,ηήκ, want 
 of eyes, JEschyl. Agam. 426, and χξ'Λμάτων, 
 Clweph. 298.] 
 
 Ά^(^όανοζ, h, ov, troublesome, irksome, Xen. 
 Mem. iv, 8, 1.] * 
 
 'A;!(^hh, part. 1. a. p«s. ά,χύγισίσύί, 2. pi. 
 ^.f• ind. pas. Λχ,ίτιναι, 1. a. inf. pas. of tiyu). 
 
 'Axficf/, Att.for α,χύΐΐΤ'Λ, 2. sing. l.f. ind. 
 "in, of αχίΰμΒίΐ. 
 
 Άχ^^α/ν, ovus, 0, grief, pain, affliction, Thu- 
 ct/d. ii, 37.] 
 
 'Ά.χόΰμιχ.ί, 1 . f. mid. ίαομαι, and γ,σομοίΐ, p. 
 2)as. ίίχ&'/,/Αα/, icith a dat.from the obsolete verb 
 ά,χθ'ϊομχι, ίο be laden, to be borne down or 
 groan under a burden ; to be atBicted at ; to 
 endure with difficulty ; to be dissatisfied with, 
 Lysias ; to be wearied or tired of, Eurip. Med. 
 246 ; also to be angry with ; ουκ, αχύ'ισζι «ra- 
 6ojv, you will not be sorry to haA'e suffered, 
 Aristoph. Nub. 1445. Th. α,χύοζ.] 
 
 Άχύόμίύκ, 1. pi. pres. ind. a7id αχ^ονται, 
 3. ])ί. 2)rcs. ind. of αχ^μ,α,ι, ivhich is from 
 
 "Αχβοξ, ΐΰζ, το, a burden, a load ; affliction, 
 grief. E[ence α-χύομαι, Ι-τταχίηί, ^'C. 
 
 Άχύοφοξίω, ω, f Yiffcu, to bear or carry a 
 burden ; and 
 
 Άχ^οφόξΰί, fli/, Kx) h, that bears or carries a 
 burden, a porter. From άχθος, io?, το, and φίξω. 
 
 Άχι, or α,χι, adv. easily. 
 
 ^Αχί, Dor. for ^, or 'ή χι, where. 
 
 "" ΑχιΧνια,, for Άχίλλία, acc. sing. Ion. a?id 
 Poet. ο/Άχιλλίύξ. 
 
 ΆχιλλίΙί, Σ«ί, ίΰί, and Att. ^o?, ο, Achilles. 
 Hence Άχιλλ'^ϊο;, ί«, ΊΌν, belonging to Achilles. 
 
 Άχίτων, ovos, κ,α.) h, being without a tunic 
 or under-clothes, Xen. Mem. i, 6, 2.] 
 
 ' Αχλοίΐνοζ, ου, ο κα] h, fo &viv χλαίνης ων) 
 haA'ing no outer garment or cloak. 
 
 ^ ΑχΧυΌίίς, oiffffet, oiv, ivro;, iffff'/a, ivros, 
 dusky, dark with clouds or fog, cloudy. 
 
 ΆΧΛΤ'Σ, ΰο;, 91, darkness, fogginess, 
 cloudiness ; obscurity ; sadness, dejection ; dim- 
 ness of sight. Hence 
 
 Άχλύω, f. ΰσω, p. υκα, to darken, make 
 cloudy or foggy. Hence perhaps in English 
 
 A CLOUD. 
 
 "ΑΧΝΑ, or άχνη, ης, «, tjie chaff of grain 
 (called by botanists the glume) ; also foam, 
 froth. Homer ; smoke, darkness, jEschylus ; 
 the light parts of any thing. ] 
 
 " Αχνυμαι, f ΰσομα,ί, p. ηχνυΐΤ(ία.ι, to be af- 
 flicted, to be sad, to grieve. 
 
 Άχνΰμίνος, pres. part. τη. of the preceding. 
 
 ''Αχοί, dat. Dor. for νιχοΐ, fas Αα,τόΐ for 
 Αυ,τοΙ ) from ηχω, Όος, ους, η, echo. Th. ήχος. 
 
 "Αχολος, ου, ο κοά η, being without bile or 
 gall ; also driving away bile, anti-bilious, Odys. 
 iv, 225. From a. pr. and χολνι. 
 
 Άχόξζντος, ου, ο κοά 'h, that does not dance, 
 that has not learned to dance. From u. pr. 
 and χοξός. 
 
 "AX02, ίος, TO, grief, sadness, affliction. 
 Hence perhajys the English word ache, and 
 
 AKE. 
 
 "' Αχζοι,ντος, ου, ό κ,οά h, undefiled, unpolluted, 
 pure, clean. From oi pr. and χοαΊνω. ΊΊι.χξύω. 
 
 'AXPA\2, α^ος, h, the wild pear-tree j also 
 the fruit of it. 
 
 ΆχξίΤος, ύα, ίΤον, useless, ineffectual ; unfit 
 for any pur2)ose ,• of no advantage. From upr. 
 and χςύοί. 
 
 ^ Αχίίότης, ητος, η, inutilit}'•. 
 
 Άχξίΐόω, ω, f, t>jffaj, ρ, ηχρύωκ,α, to make 
 useless ; j^f^s. ind. j^as. ά.χξίΐόομοα, to become 
 useless, per/", pas. ηχξίίιομαι, 1. a. ind. pas* 
 ηχξϋάύΐΐν, and 3. pi. 'hx^iiuunfi^'V. From the 
 same. 
 
 Άχξίί^ς, adv. uselessly, ineflfectually. 
 
 Άχξή'ιΌ;, for αχξίΐος. Poet, by 7'esolving the 
 diphthong. 
 
 ' Αχξή'ίστος, the same as «χξηο'Τΰς. 
 
 Άχξήματος, ου, ό κ,αϊ η, poor, needy, desti- 
 tute. From Λ 2)τ. and χοήματοο. 
 
 Άχξ'/ιμων, όνος, ο κ,α.) 'ή, the same toith the 
 preceding. 'Ω,ς μ'^τ'' ά,χξ7ιμωί4,..1κ7ΐ•ία•ης, that 
 thou shouldst not be driven away mone^'less or 
 destitute, Eurip. Med. 462.] 
 
 "Αχξ'/ιιττος, ου, ο χα) ή, useless, ineffectual, 
 inefficacious ; inconvenient, unsuitable ; unusual; 
 wicked, that has received no response from the 
 oracle ; dat. 2^1. άχξΥιίΤτοισ•ιν. From a. ^?r. and 
 Χξ'/Ιθ•τος, 9), Όν. Til. χξάομκί. 
 
 "A;^^<, or οίχξΐς, adv. (the same with μίχζΐ) 
 until, unto, to ; up to any time or 2)lace, as far 
 as. JFith a genitive, in respect to, within ; 
 αχξΐς ου, until which time (χξόνου being under- 
 stood.) Used as j>re/7. to, in Odys. xviii, 
 369; wholly, entirely, Biad iv, 522. Th. 
 
 ΆχυζμιΆ, ας, h, a heap or pile of straw. 
 
 "AXTPON, ου, TO, straw, chaff; stalks o/" 
 vegetables; litter. 
 
 ' Αχυξ'οω, f ώσω, pi• UKa, to strew with chaff 
 or straw, to litter. 
 
 Άχυξο/ν, ωνος, ο, the same ivith αχυξμιά. 
 Aristo2)h. Vesp. 1302. 
 
 Άχω, Dor.for'UxM, Echo. 
 
 ΆΧη,'Ρ, ωξος, ο, a running soreness of the 
 head, a scald head ; dandrufl'. 
 
 " ΑΨ, adv. back, backwards ; anew ; again ; 
 «■ψ Vivai, to go back, return, 
 
 "Α-ψαο, Ion. for ei -^ω, and this Dor. for 
 η-φω, 2. siiig. 1. a. ind. m. οί-φαιο, 2, sing. 1. 
 a. opd. m. of ύί-τΓτομαι, 1. f m. α,-φομαι, 1. a, 
 ind. m. η•φάμ-/ιν, ω, ατο,ρ)• pas. ημμαι• and 
 
 "Α-φασόαι, 1. a. i>f. m. of the same. 
 
 "Α-ψαυο-τος, ου, ο κα) ή, Ion. and Poet, un- 
 touched, not to be touched ; sacred ; that has 
 not touched, Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 969. Fro7n a 
 2)r. and -φαυω. Th. -φ^ω.] 
 
 Ά'φίγης, ίος, ό κα) ή, the same as 
 
 "Α-φίχτος, ου, ό χα) ή, irreproachable, not 
 reprehensible. From a 2^r. and -φίγω. 
 
 Άφ/ίυ^ίύος, ά-φίν^ως, not falsely ; truly. 
 
 ' Αφ/ίν'^'/ις^ ίος, Q χα) '/>, not falsifying, not 
 
ΑΠΘ 
 
 140 
 
 ΔΩΤ 
 
 eleceiving, true ; m ace. sing, άψίϋ^Ια. From 
 X pr. and •φ-ζύ^ω. 
 
 "Α•φίνβ•-ο;, ου, ο χα) η, not falsifjnng, not ly- 
 ing ; speaking the truth. From the same. 
 
 Ά-ψΓΰίί, nom. 2^^' of α•^1ς. 
 
 Ά•φίκοξοί, ου, ο xKt 'h, loathing, satiated, 
 cloyed u'ith ani/ tiling as soon as tasted ; fhe 
 who, κμα rii a-^ccff^ai, as soon as he touches, 
 has satiety or κ,όξον, ivhich is from χ,οφω.) 
 
 "A -ψ/ν, ace. sing, rf α•ψ;ί, sa>i, h, contact ; 
 but ά-ψίί, Γ^βί, 'h, the curvature of a wheel ; 
 nom. pi, ά-ν^Γ if, dat. pi. ά•φ7<η. From ατττω. 
 
 ΆΨΓΝΘΙΟΝ, ου, το, wormwood ; and 
 
 "Α'φινίοί, ου, c, the same. 
 
 "Α-φ/ζ, iu:, ri, contact, touching, handling. 
 FvOfn α/Γτομχι. 
 
 Ά-ψΐί, ϊ^οί, 71, connexion, junction, a vault 
 or arch, arcade ; the rim of a wheel ; also the 
 apsides of an ellipse. 
 
 "A'Jyoppov, adv. backward, back ; again, Ilom.^ 
 
 ^A'spoopoo;, ou, κ,ΰί) 'h, f contracted a.-^t)ppou;J 
 flowing back, refluent. Fnmi u,-4/ and poo;. 
 
 ^'Α•φορροί, ου, ο και h, retrograding, retracing 
 one's steps.] * 
 
 "Α-φϋχ^οί, ου, ο y,cu 'h, lifeless, without a soul, 
 inaniirate, dead, timid, cowardly. From a.pr. 
 and 'φυχ^'/;. 
 
 "Αίϊ, αίω, αίω, and α,νιμι, f Vi(fo), to blow, 
 breathe ; to sleep or rest, Horn, to shine or 
 burn, Apollon. Rhod. i, 605.] 
 
 ^AuiSiv, Dor. for iiuhv, adv. early in the 
 
 morn'.ng, Theocr. xv, 132. Th. τ-,ωξ, aurora, 
 Oor. ά.ίίιζ•'] 
 
 Ά^ων, κονοζ, Oor. for '/ιων, which is for '/{ϊων, 
 όνος, 'h, the shore. 
 
 Άωοίω, oii,f. Ύισω, p. γιωξ^/ικα., not to watch or 
 guard, to neglect. 
 
 'A^i, adi\ unseasonably. From a, and ωξχ. 
 
 Άωοίΰ!,, as, '/I, unseasonableness ; premature- 
 ness ; also midnight. Fro)n 
 
 "Αωξοξ, ου, ο -Λα] r,, unseasonable, ill-tiiiied ; 
 unripe ; ugly, deformed, Xen. Mem. i, 3, 
 14 •, TTo^i; αωξοί, mishapen, irregular feot, 
 Odys. xii, 89. But some read αουξοι and 
 others αμωροι, i. e. Ίχ^ΰυοφοροι, Schneid. Also 
 difficult to be watched or guarded From a pr. 
 and ωοα, time, or ujga, care, or ουξο;, a keeper.] 
 
 "Αωξτο, by Sync, and Ion. for αΐίόξ'/ίτο, or 
 τιύξπτο, 3. sing, pluperf. ind. pas. of αιωοί&ι, 
 or Poet, for γίξτο, or fi^ro, 3. sing, pbipeif. 
 ind. pas. of α,οω, or αίοω, a being put for yi, 
 and by Pleo/iasm of ω. 
 
 Άω;, άόοί, aoZ;, a, Dor. for '/lOi;, v), the 
 morning. 
 
 'Aoj^i6a),f. ίΰσω, and 
 
 Άωτίω, f 7ί(τω, p. Άκα, to pluck or gathei" 
 flowers ; cdso to get sleep From 
 
 "ΑΩΤ02, ου, 0) and άωτον, ου, το, a flower ; 
 the flower or best of any thing ; the fleece of 
 sheep, Iliad xiii, 599, Theocr. ii, 2. 
 
 "Auto;, ου, ό κ,α) h, not having ears, \\'ithout 
 handles. From a pr. and ovs, λιτο$, to, an e^r. 
 
 ' ^ιΰβίϋαΒ χφ 
 
 Β. 
 
 BAB 
 
 ΒΑΔ 
 
 Β, the second letter, is called Beta. In 
 numbt'Ts it denotes two. The Delphiuns use 
 β for 9Γ, ns βίκζος,βτ -ττοίξό;. The Macedoni- 
 ans, β for φ, as βιοίνίκτ, for φίοΐνίκ'/ι. At the 
 beginning of v^ords it is sometimes redundant, 
 as βoύ^ov,for potov. 
 
 BA~, the cry or voice of people in calling out 
 to each other; also the sound or noise of 
 laughter. From βοάω. 
 
 B5, and βάύι, D.>r. and by Apoc. for βΤίΰί, 
 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. act. of Km, 2. a. ind. 
 act. of βα'ινω. 
 
 'Βάαλ, ο, indecl. the name of an idol, Baal, 
 that is. Lord or Master. It was frst used 
 anions the Sidnnions. The Carthaginians con- j 
 traded it into Bal, the Chaldeans into Bel. 
 
 BAA'P.iS, t'le root of a certain wtynderful 
 plant mentioned by Joscp'ius ; probably the sen- 
 sitive plant. Planche, Diet. Grec. \ 
 
 BaSa, an inarticulate sound, as of an infant 
 crying ont. I 
 
 3αζά0ο, f. σω, or ζω, p. x.a, or χ;α, to utter 
 an inarticulate sound, to cry as an infant, to 
 prattle. From βάζω, to speak. 
 
 ΒΑΒΑΓ, interj. oh strange, wonderful ! or 
 ίΓ«τ«/. Hence the EnglisJi babe and baby. 
 
 Έαζάλιον, ου, το, a cradle or cradle clothes. 
 
 BcfXocXtffTriota, ων, τα, a cradle ; from the 
 preceding, for in them inftnts βαΖάΖ,ουσι, cry. 
 
 Βα^αλβν, ου, το, utho7ov, a hole, a gate. 
 
 Βαο«ξ, ακος, ο, a prattler, trifler ; vain, im- 
 pudent. Th. βάζω, to speak. 
 
 Έχζξάζίιν, jn-es. inf. act. to cr\' with a loud 
 or shrill voice, as locusts sing. From βάζω^ 
 to speak. 
 
 Έάζξΐζ, ixos, 'h, the gums. 
 
 'ΒαζυΧων, ωνο;, the name of a city ; 07id 
 
 Βαβυλωνία, a;, r,, the name of the region.] 
 
 Ba^Ttv, linen garments, linen robes of the 
 priests. From lD^I^, plnr. of^2. 
 
 Baiwv, step b_y step, by steps, by degrees, 
 with a slow or gentle pace. From βαίνω. 
 
 Έά'^ΐζω, f ίο-ω, Att. βα^ιω, p. βίζά^ικ,α, t• 
 Qi3, to walk. From the same Th. 
 
 Β^<}ί'ξω, Dor. for βαΐΊσω, 1 . f. ind. actr of 
 βαΙΙζω. 
 
 Ba^ioZjLiUi, Att. for βα^ία-ομαι, 1 . sin^. l.'f* 
 
 ind. m, (f βαδίζω• from which coine 
 
ΒΑΘ 
 
 141 
 
 ΒΑΙ 
 
 ΒάδίΛί, ίωί, γι, a walking, a going, an en- 
 tering ; and 
 
 Έα^ισ/Λκ, ΆΤόί, ro, a step, pace, a going, 
 a walking ; and 
 
 3cihfffAai, otj, 0, the same as the jweceding. 
 
 Boi^nrria, Alt. for βαι^ίστίον, it is necessary 
 to go. 
 
 BatitTThs, ου, ό, a runner, an ambler or pacer. 
 
 HadiffTix-os, ou, και fi, or -ο$, *}, ov, that 
 is able to walk, a fast traveller. 
 
 Βά5βί, ου, ό, a step, a journey. All from 
 βαίνω. 
 
 BA'Zil,y*. σω, and ζω, p. βίξα;:^^α, to speak, 
 say, prophesy. 
 
 Bccfi'/iv, Ion. for βχΗΊα,ν, ace. sing. fem. of 
 βοίίυς, ίΐοί, υ. 
 
 Έχόίΐ, dat. sing, contract, deep ; from 
 βκ6υζ, βα,ύζΤοί, βκβυ, and Ion. -I'ln, dat. sing. 
 f. g, (f βα,ύίΊΰί, ας, and Ion. -'/i$. Hence 
 
 JBahto;, ου, ο xai h, or -os, a, eiv, profound, 
 deep. 
 
 Έα,όίωζ, adv. profoundly, deeply ; exceed- 
 ingly, greatly. 
 
 Έκ^ιων, conip. for βαόύτεξοζ, deeper, more 
 profound ; and 
 
 ΒάΛσ-τβ?, superl. for βα^ύτατοζ, most pro- 
 found, deepest ; from βα^ύ;. 
 
 ΈΆβμνιΙον, adv. by steps, by degrees, gradu- 
 ally ; and 
 
 Ba^^K/j, 'i'ho?, h, a step, a base or basis ; and 
 
 Έα,^/ΐΛΟζ, ου, ο, a Step, a threshold ; degree, 
 rank. From βχίνω, to go, to walk. 
 
 ΒΑ"Θ02, ios, TO, depth, profoundness ; 
 height, a gulf, a hollow, innermost place, the 
 bottom ; §/« βά,ΰουί utai, to be deep. 
 
 Έα,όξον, ου, το, a Step, Stair, basis or founda- 
 tion ; a bench or seat. From βα,ίνω. 
 
 Βα^ύγλωτβ-οξ, ου, ό nai η, eloquent. From 
 βχύΐΐζ and yXuxnrcc. 
 
 Boiuu'Biv'/ii, ου, -ΛΆΐ '/ι, having deep whirl- 
 pools. From βαύυζ (and this from βάύος) and 
 ϊ/ν»), a whirlpool. 
 
 Β«^ί;^βξ(9?, ov, Kou Yi, most glorious, most 
 renowned or celebrated, q. d. βοί^ΐχν, ίίγουν 
 f/.syio'Tyn' οόζοίν ί^ων. 
 
 Έα,ίόζωνοί, ου, ό κ-α) '/ι, having a broad or 
 deep girdle. From βαύΐζ and ζών^ι. 
 
 ΈκίύκΧ'/ίξοί, ου, ο κα.) τι, A'^ery rich, inheriting 
 immense possessions. From βαύυξ and κΧηζος, 
 an inheritance. 
 
 'Βοίβΰκ.ολ'ΤΓος, ου, ο κα.) 'h, having a deep gulf 
 or hollow J having large folds, as a garment ; 
 beautiful, Anacr. v, 14 ; Iliad xviii, 339 ; 
 literally full-bosomed.] 
 
 Ήοί^υΆξ'/ιμνο;, ου, ό κοά h, haA'^ing steep or 
 lofty precipices. Th. κζημνόξ. 
 
 Έα.6υκρνι•7τ)ζ, l^og, 'h, having a deep founda- 
 tion. From βα,όυί and ■κζΥι'ττΊ;. 
 
 Έά,ίΰκϋμων, ονοξ, ο κα) h, having deep 
 waves. From βαβυ; and κΖμ,α, 
 
 Βαβυλίΐμοζ, ov, ό κα) τι, and βαύυλαμων, ονο;, 
 e ftsit 71, having rich or extensive meadows. 
 From βα,ύυξ and λιιμων. 
 
 Β«^ί/«αλλίί, ου, ο κβί) '/ι, that haB a deep er 
 
 thick fleece, woolly, shaggy. Th. μαΧΧϋί, 
 long hair or wool, a fleece. 
 
 Έαόυ μΐήτα, nom. J^ol. for βχθυμΥιΤΥιζ, ου, ο, 
 that has profound wisdom, or deep designs, 
 very wise or sagacious. 
 
 Βχ6υν, ace. sing. masc. o^ ^α,ύύί. 
 
 Έχίΰνο;, ου, ό, a pit, a deep hole ; also 
 
 Έάύυνσΐζ, ius, n, a making deep or hollow, 
 an excavation ; and 
 
 ~&c/Mvw,f υνω, p. yy.a,, to make deep, to ex- 
 caAi^ate or iioliow, p. pas. βίζάύυμ^Λοι,ι, and Att. 
 βίζάΰυ<τμα.ι. From βάόοξ. 
 
 Βίίί?ϋνΓ5^/ί?, /«, iov, or -flj, ου, ο κα.) '/ι, haAnng 
 exttnsive fields or plains ; and thence fruittul. 
 
 Έκόυ•;Γλουσΐί);, ου, ο kou '/j, and 
 
 Βοίύΰ•ζλουτοζ, ου, ό κ,α.) η, very rich, wealthy, 
 opulent. Th. 'ττΧουτοζ, riches ; Plutus. 
 
 Βα^ϋίΤβλΕ^κβί, ου, ο κα) h, that excites a 
 great or grievous war. 
 
 'Βαθόττζύύξΰΐ, ω•ι. Oil, scil. vrii;, having deep 
 prows, Diod. Sic. iii, 39. But some read here 
 βοίάύ•-λοοι, deep in the water, Schneid. Lex.~\ 
 
 Έοίθυτωγων, ο, sc. άνίΐξ, a man with a long 
 beard . 
 
 'Bcihffilroio, gen. sing. jEol. for βχύυρρζΊ- 
 του' from 
 
 Έαάυρρίίτγΐζ, ου, ό, flowing deeply, having a 
 deep channel. From βα,όυζ and piu. 
 
 'Bo'Jupfiiiuv, ovTos, deep-flowing, Apol. Rkod. 
 ii, 659.] 
 
 Έα,^υρριζίοί, α,ς, h, depth of root •, and 
 
 'BaivpfiZo;, ου, ο κα,ί 'h, having deep roots, 
 deep-rooted. From βχύυζ arid ρίζα. 
 
 Έα,βύρροοζ, ου, ο -λάΊ 'α, flowing in a deep 
 channel, deep-flowing, Odys. xi, Vo^ 
 
 Ba'i/j, ila., υ, deep, profound; dense, thick, 
 full, close ; long, extreme ; βαόυν χοιμασόα/, to 
 sleep soundly ; very large, ample ; gen. sing. 
 βαύίοζ, ίΐοί,ζ, ίΰζ, dat. sing. βκ6'αι, ε.~• compara- 
 tive βκόύτίξο;, βαρίων, and βάσσων superl. 
 βα,ύύτα,τος and βάύίστοξ. Th. βάύο;. 
 
 Έα,άύίτκίοί, ου, ό κα) h, shad}', having a thick 
 shade. Fro7n βαύυ; and σ-κία. 
 
 ΙΒα^ύίττΐξνος, ου, ό κα.} '/ι, haA'ing a deep breast ; 
 having deep recesses, as the earth has. 
 
 ΈΆ^υ:τ<»οωτοί, ου, ό κοί] τι, deeply strewed or 
 spread, S(>ftly spread. From βα^υ; and ιττξων- 
 νυμι, to spread or strew. 
 
 ϋχθύο-χ^οηοί, ου, ο κοά h, having tall rushes;, 
 thick set with rushes. From βα,ύυ; and σχ^οΐνοί, 
 ό or h. 
 
 Έχθύτ'/ις, YiTOi, 'h, depth, profundity. Th. 
 βάύος. 
 
 Έα^υφυλλο;, ov, ο κκί γι, thick-leaved, full- 
 leaved, Mosch. Idyl, v, 11.] 
 
 'Άα.ύΰφξων, ovog, o, wise, subtle, having a pro- 
 found understanding. 
 
 ϋχβύφωνοί, ου, ο καί γι, sounding deeply or 
 loudly, having a deep voice. 
 
 Έα,όυ^αίτγις, ου, ο, tliat has thick or bushy 
 hair. From βα,ίυ; and χ^α',τγ,, a head of hair. 
 
 Έοίύΰχ^ίΐλο;, ου, ο κβά h, having deep banks 
 or edges. From βοίύυ; and ^ζΊλο?. 
 
 ΒαΓίκ. l^ Sf/iicoj). and Ion. for fiixir.a-ecv, $,. 
 
BAK 
 
 142 
 
 Ϊ3ΑΛ 
 
 ]}1. 2. π. ojH. adt. ζαίτιν. From βαίνω, or rather , 
 
 ΒαΤνί, 3. sing, im^ierf. bid. act. Ion. of the 
 same. 
 
 Sdiivo;, 71, ov, or -οζ, ου, ο χχ] ri, made of 
 palm branches, palmy. Th. βαΐί. 
 
 ΒΑΓΝΏ, and βγιμι, l.fut. βήσω or βνκτο- 
 μαι, p. act. β'ίζηκα, and Ion. β'ίζχα,, to go, 
 walk, proceed ; go away ; in the perf. also I 
 am fixed or established ; to place upon for 
 cause to mount on) a horse, camel, ^c. He- 
 rod, i, 80 ; 2. a. ind. act. K'/iv, 2. a. imperat. 
 act. βΤιύι, for which ar2 used βα, and βα,ύι^ 2. 
 a. opt. act. βαιγιν, 2. a. part. act. βάζ• perf. 
 ind. pas. βίζημοα, βιζχμ,Λΐ, and βίζασμΆΐ.^ 
 
 ^aiov, ^ee J^oit;. 
 
 Έαιον, adv. a little while, a little. From 
 
 BAIO^S, oZ, κ,οά 'Λ, or -0$, a,, ov, little, 
 ,small ; few, only ; moderate, temperate, Aris- 
 to-ph. Nub. 1011. 
 
 'Βαΐοφάξος, ου, ο ncu 'h, bearing palms •, the 
 festival of palms. 
 
 ΒΑΓ2, h, or βοίίον, ου, το, a branch, properly 
 ef the palm tree. 
 
 ΒΑΓΤΑ, or βαίτ'/ι, τις, h, a skin, a garment 
 of skins sewed together, a leather garment 
 Avorn by shepherds ; parchment ; βαίτ'/ι, Dor. 
 for "^ιφΰ'ίξα. 
 
 'BuiriK'/i, VIS, h, Hispania Baetica, the modern 
 Andalusia and Granada.] 
 
 Έιοΰτίς, (Οζ, 'h, the Bsetis, a river in Spain, 
 iiow called the Guadalquivir.] 
 
 ΒΑΙΩ'Ν, cvfli, 0, a kind of fish like a 
 gudgeon, from βα,ιοζ, of little value ; also a 
 tneasure of the Alexandrians, Hesych. 
 
 Β A' Κ ANON, cv, TO, the seed of the radish 
 &r cabbage. 
 
 BA'KHA02, ου, 0, a great foolish and ef- 
 feminate fellow ; also an eunuch. 
 
 BA'KKAPIS, or βκκχοίξΐς, tojg, 91, a fra- 
 grant plant, Lad3-'s glove. 
 
 ΒΑΚΤΗΡΙΑ, Λ?, h, a staffer stick; also 
 
 Έα,κ,ττ,ξίον, ου, το, the sa?ne. 
 
 'Βακτξίο.νη χ,οϋζοί, Bactriaua, a province of 
 Persia.] 
 
 ϋάκ,τριο;, toe, tov, Bactrian. J Φ 
 
 Βάκτβον, ου, το, the same as βοιχτ^ξίον. 
 Fro7ib βιάω, to go or cause to go. 
 
 ^κχ,χ^ίΐον, ου, το, the temple of Bacchus ; 
 mud 
 
 ^uK^iios, ου, 0, a Bacchic, a foot in ϋerse 
 Consisting of a short and tiuo long syllables ; so 
 call'jd because very frequcnlbj used in the hymns 
 to Bacchus ; also -iiog, ilot,, i7ov, inspired with 
 the fury of Bacchus ; of or belonging to Bac- 
 chus. 
 
 Έκκ^εύματύί, των, τα., the feast of Bac- 
 <^hus ; and 
 
 Έακχινομοα, I. f m, ίύα-ομΛΐ, to be frantic 
 #r furious ; a?ul 
 
 Έαχχ'.νΰϋ, f ιΰ(Τω, and βν,χγ^ιω, f. ν,α•ω, to 
 be inspired by Bacchus, to keep the feast of 
 Bacchus, to rage or rave, to be rnad ; and 
 
 3άκ.χ,'/ι, 'Ai, 'h, a female Bacchanal •,] and 
 
 3οίκχ;Ια, a;, h, a raving or Bacchanalian 
 madness, distraction. All from 
 
 BA'KXOS, ου, 0, Bacchus, the god of 
 wine ; celebrating the rites of Bacchus ; a kind 
 of crown ; inspired with fury ; βάκ,χ^η, -m, n, 
 a priestess of Bacchus or Bacchanal. From 
 βά'ζού, to speak ; because drunkenness is loqua- 
 cious ; or from βάζαν, signf. φλυοίξίΐν, like a 
 Bacchanal, who belches out nonsense. 
 
 Έαλαοιμ, ο, Hebr. the name of a soothsayer^ 
 Balaam. 
 
 Βαλα», 0, undeclin. the name of a king, 
 Balak. Heb. 
 
 Ήοίλοίνάγξοί, χ;, and Ion. -'ή, ης, ν\, a key ; 
 from βάΧανος, a bolt, and α,γξοί, a catching. 
 
 BAAANErON, ου, το, a bath. 
 
 Βάλάνί^ί, ίος, or ίως, βαΧα.νίωτΥΐς, ου, and 
 βοι,λανίΐτΫΐς , ου, ο, a keeper of the bath ; one 
 who pries impertinently into the affairs of 
 others. 
 
 BaXav«(j5ay<9j, ου, ο κ,α) h, one who feeds 
 upon acorns. From βάλανος, an acorn, a7id 
 φάγω, to eat. 
 
 ΰοίλαν/ιφόξος, ου, ο nou v\, bearing acorns. 
 From βάλανος, an acorn, and φίξω. 
 
 Ταλανίζω, f ία-ω, p. ικά, to shake ofFacorns. 
 Th. βάλοίνος. 
 
 Έοίλανις, ί^ος, ίί, the mistress of the bath ; 
 and 
 
 1οο(.λΆ-Ασσ•α., *ις, ή, the same. Th. βα,λοίνζΐον. 
 
 Ba'AA~N02, ου, κ,οά h, an acorn, the 
 fruit of the oak, a date or any fruit of a similar 
 shape; a bolt or bar; an}»- tree bearing fruit 
 like acorns ; an aquatic animal ; a kind of 
 medical preparation. From., βάλλω. 
 
 ΒΑΑΑ'ΝΤΙΌΝ, or βαλλάντΐον, ου, το, a 
 purse, pouch, bag, wallet. As ffrom βάλλίΐν 
 Ιντός. 
 
 Έα,λοίντιοτόμοξ, ου, ο, one wlio steals purses, 
 a cut-purse, a pick-pocket. From βαλάντίον 
 and τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 BAAAT'STION, ου, το, the flower of the 
 wild pomegranate. 
 
 BAABP2, ϊ^ος, ή, a barrier or rail, a start- 
 ing place in a race. 
 
 Βάλε, 2. sing, imjjerat. 2. a. act. βάλίν. Ion. 
 for ίζύΐλί, 3, sing. 2. a. ind. act. βα,λίΐν, 2. α. 
 irf. act. βαλία-όαι, 2. a. hf. m. of βάλλω. 
 
 Έαλίαν, Ion. and Poet, for βοίλίϊν, 2. a. 
 inf. act. of the same. 
 
 Βάλίτ, for Κάλίτο, 3. sing. 2. a. ind, in, 
 βύίλίτ'/Ίν, 2. dual. Ion. 2. a. ind. act, of the 
 same. 
 
 BaXsy, Dor. for βχλου, 2. sitig. 2. a. im- 
 j^erat. m. of βάλλω. 
 
 3άλ'/ις, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. βάλ'/)ται, 
 3. sijig. 2. a. subj. m. of the same. 
 
 Έάλϊος, ά, ov, or -Ίος, to,, tov, party-coloured, 
 spotted ; also swift, fleet, rapid. From βάλλω. 
 Also βάλιος, deprived of eyes. 
 
 Βάλλ', a7id βάλλί, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 Ion. for ίζΰίλλί. Fro7n βάλλω. 
 
 Βά?.λίκι, Ion. for βάλλ'/ι, 2. si7ig. jires. i7id. 
 m. or jms. and 
 
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 "Βύλλίβ, for βάλλβυ, Ion. 2. sing. prcs. im- 
 perat. mid. or 2)as. of the same. 
 
 Βΰί,λλίσ-χίτο, Ion. and Poet, for Ιξάλλί-ο, 
 3. sing, imperf. ind. mid. of βάλλω^ to throw. 
 
 Έάλλίτα, 3. sing, impeif. ind. pas. Ion. for 
 Ιζάλλίτο' βάλλον, pres. part. act. n. g. of 
 βάΧλω. 
 
 Έιχ,λλ»ΐ(τα, 1. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. and 
 Poet for Κά,λλνιιτίχ,, ivhich is from the obsolete 
 verb βα,ΧΧ'ίω, f. ^(fu,for βάλλω, f αλω. 
 
 Έαλ?^ΐΰΐξί7ζ wiffoi, the Balearian islands.] 
 
 Έαλλίζω, f iffeo, ρ ixa, to dance, to frisk, 
 toss about the legs. As if from βάω, to go, or 
 to cause to go, and αλλο/ΛΧί, to skip. 
 
 Έχλλί/τμαί, οϋ, ό, a dancing, or frisking. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ΒΑ'ΛΛίΙ, f. βλήσω, p. βίζ,ληχ-α-^ to throw, 
 cast, fling ; to dart, shoot, strike ; wound, 
 reach or hit ; to cast off or away ; send forth ; 
 drive away, expei ; deliver ; to found or build ; 
 to turn or bend ; to pour liquids ; βύ,λ7^ισθα,ί η 
 U ^vy/ov, to lay up in one's mind, Herod, viii, 
 68 -, iv) φξίΐτί βύλλίο, remember or keep fixed 
 in your mind, Iliad i, 297, iv, 39 ; βάλλειν 
 λί&οις, to stone or pelt with stones ; — λόγοι?, to 
 provoke or beset with words ; imperf. ind. act. 
 ίζχλλον, 2. f act. βάλω, and in 3. pi. βκ- 
 λουσ-ι, 2. a. ind. act. εζαλον, 2. a. imperat. 
 act. βά,λί, 2. a. subj. βάλω, νις, ',^, pres. ind. 
 pas. βάλλο^,αι, perf. pas. βί^λημαι, pluperf. 
 ind. pas. ϊζίζλήμνιν, σο, το, 1. a. ind. pas. 
 Κλήβ'Λν, 1. a. imperat. jms. βλή^η, I. a. inf. 
 pas. βλ'/ιύγινοίΐ, p. ind. m. βί^ολα. The old 
 roots were βάλ^, βιχ,λίω, βλίω, βλτίμί, whence 
 βλνισω, βίζληκοί, βίζλ'/ιμαι, βζζλήσΌμκι, Ιζλ^^'/ιν, 
 βλφ^οΌμχι, <^c. andfroin βαλίω come βοίλήσω, 
 βίχ,λω, ^c. Hence inEnglish, ball, blow.] 
 
 BAAAilTH', 575, 'h, black or stinking hore- 
 hound. 
 
 Βαλβ;, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. act. βάλο4ο, 2. 
 sing. 2. a, opt. τη. and 
 
 ΙΒχλοϊοΌΐί, Dor. for βοίλουσΌίί, nom. p)l. f. g, 
 jmrt. 2. a. act. of βάλλω. 
 
 Βάλον, Ion. for ίζαλον, 2. a. ind. act. of 
 βάλλω. 
 
 BA'ASAMON, ov, το, balsam or balm. 
 
 Βα,λων, part. 2. a. act. of βάλλω. 
 
 Έάλωμαι, 2. a. subj. m. and 
 
 Έάλωμίν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 3χμα, to;, to. Dor. for βγιμα. 
 
 Έάμζα., Dor. for βάμμ-'Λ, a dyeing or stain- 
 ing. From βάτ'Τω, to dye or dip. 
 
 ΒΑΜΒΑΓΝίΙ, f «,νω, p. αγχα,, to speak 
 inarticuiaiely, to stammer ; also to grate the 
 teeth through fear ; to shake or shiver from 
 fear or cold. Hence 
 
 Έχμζοίλίζω, f. icrc-j, J), ifcet, to quiver or 
 shake ivitk fear or cold, to malce a noise as 
 when the teeth chatter ; also 
 
 Boίμζάλω,f. Άλω, p. α,λκκ, the same. 
 
 Βάμίν, βάμίς. Dor. for βωμίν, \. pi. 2. a. 
 subj. act. %ζ'/ιν, 2. a. ind. act. of βκ,μι, for 
 βΰίίνω. 
 
 Βάμμα, ατδζ, το, a dyeing of colouring•, 
 tincture ; vinegar, piclde, sauce. From 1 . 
 sing. p. ind. 2)as. of βάτττω, to dip to dye. 
 
 Βαν, Ion. and by Syncop. for Κ^κταν, 3. pi. 
 2. a. ind. act. 'iSfjv, fro?n βοίΐνω. 
 
 Βαναυα-ίΰί, as, h, a blacksmith's trade, [^a 
 mean or mechanical art. 
 
 'Bavoiuo'ii'.o?, h, ov, belonging to the mechan- 
 ical arts, low, illiberal. From 
 
 BA'NATSOS, ov, Kou VI, an artificer or 
 mechanic, one who works at a trade, absurdly 
 magviificent, ordinary, mean, negligent ; prop- 
 erly a low mechanic, that gets his living by the 
 work of his hands; applied chiefly to those 
 who work by means of fire ; as f from βαυνβν 
 αΰίΐ, he who kindles a furnace. 
 
 Έάντΐζ, nom. 2^^• part. 2. a. act. masc. gen. 
 from βάς, βάντοζ, from 2. a. ind. act. £?>7v, 
 from βαίνω, or βημι. 
 
 Βάξ/5, ίωζ, Yi, report, fame, discourse; an 
 oracle, Ajwl. Rhod. i, 8. From βάζω^ to 
 speak. 
 
 'BsiTTitta'iee.i, ^c. See the following. 
 
 Έχρττίζω, f ίσ-ω, p. βί^ά^τ/χοί. to dip, im- 
 merse, submerge, plunge, sink. In iV. Test. 
 to wash, perform ablution, cleanse; baptize; 
 also to overwhelm 07ic with any thing, to be 
 prodigal ίοζϋΩ res one ; 1. a. ind. act. Κά<3•τί(Τΰο, 
 imperf ind. pas. Ιζα,ττι'ζόμην, ου, ίτο, j). ind. 
 pas. βζζά'π-τίΰ'μοίΐ, I. a. ind. pas. Ιζαττισβί^ί, 
 i. f ind.. pas. βα,ττισ'ϋήίτομαι, 1. a. ind. m. 
 ΙζαττίίτάμΊΐν, ω, ατο, 1. a. m. imperat. 2. sing, 
 βάτττισοίί, \. a. m. subj. βαττίσωμαι. Th. 
 βάττω, to dip or plunge. Hence in English 
 
 BAPTIZE. 
 
 Βάτττκτμα,, α,τοζ, το, immersion, dipping, 
 plunging. English baptism. 
 
 Βοίττίίτμοί, ov, 0, a washing, baptism, 
 
 Έΰίττισ'τίις, ov, o, he who dips or immerses, 
 a baptizer. Hence baptist. 
 
 Βαίττ/σ-τ'/ί^/βν, ov, το, a bath, a place or ves- 
 sel to wash in ; a place \vhere baptism is per- 
 formed. From βχττίζω. Hence in English 
 baptistery. 
 
 ΒατΓοί, }], ov, dipped, dyed, coloured ; to be 
 drawn like water ; also a certain game. From. 
 
 ΒΑ'ΠΤΩ,^". -φω, p. βίξο'.φχ, to dip, plunge, 
 dye or stain ; to wash ; draw up, fill by drawing 
 up ; in the pas. to be lost as a ship ,• βά-φχς 
 ΛξόταινΆν, having dipped the brass vessel or 
 basin into the loater, Theophr. Char. 9 ; 2. a. 
 ind. act. Κα,φον, psrf ind. pas. βίζαμμχί, -φοί/, 
 TToii, 2.f ind. act. βοίψω, ί7ζ, ΰ. 
 
 Βα^ίίβ^αί, Ά, ο, the name of a robbery Ba- 
 rabbas. From the Hebr. "13, a son, and i>^!2^^ 
 father. 
 
 ΒΛνΡΑΘΡΟΝ, ov, TO, a deep pit or gulf, 
 destruction, perdition ; Attic, βίοί^ξον, and 
 properly, a very deep pit at Athens, into 
 which malefactors were cast. 
 
 Έαξοί,ίξωοτ!;, iui, ο y,ou h, IHce a deep pit or 
 gulf, full of gulfs or holes 
 
 ΈκξΆχ^Ιΰίζ, ου, ό, ft mans name Barachias, 
 Hebr. In English, blessing the iMid. 
 
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 3ΒΛ^ 
 
 "Βαοξα,ξ'ιζΜ, f. ίιτω, ρ. ixcc, to live, act, or 
 speak in the manner of barbarians or of foreign- 
 ers ; and 
 
 Βχοξα,οΪΆοί, '/I, ov, barbarous, pertaining to 
 barbarians or to foreigners ; and 
 
 Έαο^α,οϊκ,ωί, adv. barbarousl}', in the man- 
 ner of barbarians •, also 
 
 ΈΛϋζα^ια-μο;, ου, ο, a barbarous use of words 
 or idiom. English barbauism. And 
 
 Έα,ζζαξία-τι, adu. in the manner of barbari- 
 ans. All from 
 
 BA'PBA-POS, ov, xu.) h, barbarous, speak- 
 ing with a rude and foreign pronunciation or 
 accent, ignorant, unlettered ; rustic ; not Gre- 
 cian, foreign. 
 
 ^αρξαρόφωνοζ, ov, ο kwa '/i, having a bar- 
 barous ΛΌice or tongue, rude in speech. Fro^n 
 βάξζκξο; and ψωντι, voice. 
 
 Έχξζκξόω, f. ωσω, p. ωκκ, to make wild or 
 savage, to barbarize or make barbarous ; to 
 subject to the power of barbarians ; βαξζα,ζωίπ, 
 
 1 . a. inf. act. βίζ,κξζα,ξωμίνοζ τοίζ (ρξονήμαίπ, 
 
 2. Maccab. xiii, 9, with cruel or barbarous 
 intentions. 
 
 Έοί.οξαζωι, adv. barbarously. 
 
 BA'PBIA02, ov, 71, the wild peach tree. 
 
 Έαξοίτίζΰύ, y. ίο-ω, p. ixu, to play on the 
 harp or lyre, to sing to the harp. From 
 
 BA'PBI'TOS, ov, Άοά h, or βά,ξζϊτον, ο ν, 
 «re, a harp or lyre, a musical instrument of 
 many strings. 
 
 Έάξοίσ-τοζ, slowest, very slow, svperl. for 
 βρα,^ΐ(Τ7ο$, or βξοώύτα,τοζ• compar. βξά,σαων, 
 β κ.Άί h. Poet, for βξΰώίων, and βξα^ντίξοζ. 
 From βξα^ύζ. 
 
 Βαξίΰί, adv. heavnly, grievous^, or Ion. for 
 βΆξίΤα, fern, of βοίξνξ. 
 
 Βί4ξΐΓ«, us, 'h, f g. βαξίίαν, gen. pi. fern. 
 Dor. for βα,ξζιων. From βαξύζ. Th. βάξοί. 
 
 Έαοζ'κτύω, 3. sing. p)'>'ss. imperat. jms. con- 
 tract, of 
 
 Έκξίω, f. ήΰω, p. βζζάξ'/]κ,α, to load, over- 
 load, weigh down, to burden, to afflict, 1. a. ind. 
 act. i^KO'/jffa, p. ind. pas. β'φζ.άζΥΐ^/,αι, part, βί- 
 ζαΛ',',μίνοζ, 1. a. ind. pas. Ιζοτ.ξ'/ιύ'/ιν. Th. 
 βάξοζ. 
 
 'ΒοίξΐΜί, adv. hea\'ily, grievously, painfully. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Β/χο^ο}.ομα7ύς, ov, o, the name of an apostle, 
 Bartholomew. Hebr. In EnglUh the son of a 
 water-drawer. 
 
 'Βκζίνισου;, ov, Ό, a mans name, Barjesus, 
 i. e. the son of Jesus. Hebr. 
 
 BA'PIS, loi, or liog, 'h, a ship, a barge ; a 
 tower, palace with towers, properly any struc- 
 ture or building ; to wliich the Latin moenia 
 ansivers. Thence a wall, porch ; a sphere. 
 Hence in English barge. 
 
 ^e/.oicuvcis, a,, o, a nutii's naine, Baijonas, 
 i. e. the son of Jonas. Hebr. 
 
 'Βάξχΰίί, a proper name, Barcas.] 
 
 ^ccpvaSas, a, a, a maris name, Barnabas, 
 i. e. tlie son of consolation. Syr. 
 
 BA'P02, ioi, TO, a weight, burden, load, 
 
 heaviness ; trouble, vexation, authority, gravs» 
 ity ; wealth, power. Hence in English το 
 
 BEAR, and BURDEN. 
 
 Βα^σ-α^αί, a, o, a ?nan's name, Barsabas, i, e. 
 
 son of quiet. Syr. 
 
 Έΰίξτίμαιοί, ου, β, a mans name, Barti- 
 meus, i. e. the son of Timeus. 
 
 Έϋξν^ξομος, ου, ο κ,αι h, roaring heavily or 
 loudly, Aristoph. Nub. 285 ; loud or deep 
 sounding, ib. 312 ; also making a horrible 
 noise. From βοί,ξυ? and βξόμο;, a noise. 
 
 Ήαξνγοοντο;, ov, ο χα,) '/ι, and Ion. gen. οια, 
 f epithet of Jupiter J loud-scunding, making a 
 loud or heavy sound. From, βαξυ; and ^ovtos, 
 noise. 
 
 Έχξνγλωσσ'βς, ου, ο χα) >j, having a trouble- 
 some or oρpressiΛ''e tongue, slanderous, abusive. 
 From βα,ξνζ and γλΰσ-σ-α. 
 
 ΈΆξνγουνατο;, the same with βαξύγουνο?, ου, 
 ο χοί.) 7i, having heavy or weak knees, slow. 
 From βοί,ξυς and γόνυ, a k'nee. 
 
 ^ά,^νοακρΰ;, νος, and βαρνοάχρυοί, ov, ο xoci 
 vt, lamentable ; weeping bitterly. From βα.ξν? 
 and ^ύχξυ. 
 
 Έχξν^ότειοα, ug, η, severely afflicting, over- 
 whelming, JEschyl. Theb. 977, 939.] 
 
 ^οίξν/ιχ/ής, ίοξ, ο χα) '/j, making a loud noise^ 
 deep-sounding. 
 
 Ba^ii^j/, 3. siiig. pres. ind. act. of βαξύύω. 
 
 'Άοί,ξνύνμ,ί&ι, f. '/iffCfj, p). v)xoi, to be angr}^, to 
 be dejected or sad j and 
 
 Έαον^υμίοί, «j, jj, anguish, despondency ; 
 also 
 
 Βχξνί^ϋμοξ, ov, xcx.) y,, fierce, ferocious ; de- 
 jected, desponding ; and 
 
 ^χζνβϋμωζ, adv. angrily, grievously, despond^ 
 ingly. All from βοί,ξνξ and Β-νμό;. 
 
 Έχξΰβω, f. νσω, to be heaA'}^, to be weighed 
 down with a burden ; the same ivith βοίούνιμαι . 
 
 ^οίρνχομτοί, ov, xou γι, making a loud or 
 heavy noise. From βα.ξνί and χόμ-ττο;. 
 
 Έα,ξύχτντο;, ου, ο χοά τι, making a loud or 
 heavy sound, roaring loudly. From βα-ξν; and 
 χτνττίω, from τν^ίω. Th. τνττω. 
 
 Έκξυλόγοί, ου, ο χα) '/ι, that uses offensive 
 language, abusive. Frovi βαου; and λόγο;. 
 Th. Xiynj. 
 
 ^Άξυμ./χ,νιοζ, ω, ο, Dor. for βαουμ,^,νιοί, ου, 
 ϋ xcc) '/ι, angry, wrathful, Theocr. χ ν, 138. 
 From βχξν; and μα,νια. Th. μοίίνομοίΐ. 
 
 Έάξννίίν, Ion. and Bccot. for ΙΖα,οΰν^Ασχ•»., 
 3. pi. \. a. ind. pas. of 
 
 Ίϋχξννομαί, l.f m. ουμαι, to be burdened on- 
 loaded. Fro7n βοοξύ;. Th. βάοο;. 
 
 ϋαξϋνίο, f υ\ύϋ, p. βζζάξυγχα, to overload, 
 weigh down, oppre:;s ; to trouble, vex ; pas. to 
 be afflicted or troubled in tiiind, TImcyd. ii ; 
 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. βάοννί, 1. a. 
 ind. 2^('S• ί^Άζύνύτ,ν, I . a. subj. pus. βα,ξννβω. 
 From βαξυζ, which isfrojn βάξοξ.'\ 
 
 ϋκρνοττας, ω, Ό, Dor. for βοίρνο-ν/,}, ov, ο, 
 that has a loud or lieavy voice, an epithet of 
 Jupiter. Fro?n βαξί; and ο-ψ, οττΐ;, the 
 >'Cice. 
 
BA2 
 
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 'ΒαζυηΉίονπϋί, breathing or blowing strongly 
 
 or heavily or violently ; ace. pi. masc. part. 
 
 pres. act. of βα,ξυ-ττνίΐω. From βκξυζ (and this 
 
 frorti βάξοζ) and ττνύω, Poet, for νύω, to blo\v 
 
 or breathe. 
 
 Ba^t/j, ila., V, heavy, weighty ; strong, vio- 
 lent ; grievous, oppressive, severe ; unhealthy, 
 Ji^en. Mem. iii, 6, 12 ; grave as 02)2)osed to 
 βξϋί, acute ; ace. βαξίν, comp. βα^ύτίζος, superl. 
 βαξύτχτοί. Th. βάξος. 
 
 Έ&ξυο'ηνα,χ^ω, f. ξω, p. χ;α, to groan or 
 sigh bitterly. From βα,ξΰζ and. στίνάχ^ω, -άζω, 
 f 1^5 Ρ• Χ"-• Froin ffTivos, narrow. 
 
 'Βχξύο'τονοί, ου, ο κά) h, sighing or groaning 
 bitterly ; unhappy, lamentable. From the 
 same. 
 
 ^α,ξυσ•υμφοζθί, ov, ό x.ou 'h. Ion. and Poet. 
 
 for '^υστυχ^η?, ίος, ο scect h, unhappy, wretched. 
 
 Herod, i, 45 ; that suffers grievous afflictions. 
 
 From βα,ξυί and aufjuipogo!.., a calamity, which is 
 
 from συν and φίξω. 
 
 Έα,ξυσφ&ξαγο;, ου, ό κ.α) ίι, that makes a vio- 
 lent noise, Pind. Isthin. viii, 45. From βοίξΐς 
 and σ-φύζαγοί, a sound, a noise. 
 
 Έα,ξύτίξοι, Of, nom. jil. masc. com,par. of 
 
 Έαξύτπί, νιτοζ, h, heaviness ; grief ; disgust- 
 ing harshness of manners, churlishness, sever- 
 ity. Th. βάξΟξ. 
 
 ^οίξύτΤμοξ, ου, ο χα.) ί, precious, highly val- 
 uable, literally of a heavy price, because an- 
 ciently money used to be weighed out. From 
 β&ξυζ and ri^h, and this from τίω, to honour, 
 appreciate. 
 
 ^οίξυτονίω, ω, f '/χτω, p. νικ,οί, to utter or 
 pronounce in a grave tone ; and 
 
 Έαξύτονοξ, ov, ό κ,βίί h, pronounced in a grave 
 tone ; barytone ; also 
 
 Έα.ξυτόνωζ, adv. with a grave tone. From 
 βκξυί and rovos, which is from πίνω. 
 
 Έχξύφόογγοξ, ov, ο n-ou ί, that has a grave or 
 deep voice. From βαζυ; and φύόγγος. Th. 
 ^6-iyyo^ot.t. 
 
 Έχξύφοξτοί, ov, ό κ,οά vi, heavy, very burden- 
 some ; loaded. From βαίξυ; and φόρτο;, a 
 burden. 
 
 Βά?, βάντος, nom, p)^' βάνη;, part, 2. a. 
 ■act. of βημι, or βαίνω. 
 
 Έαο-αν, pari. 2. a. act. ace, sing. fern, in 
 masc. nominat. βάς• from the same. 
 
 'S^ot,σa\ίυω,f. ιυσοι, p. ζνκα, and 
 
 ΈΐΆϋία,νΙΖ,ω, f. Ισω, p. βίζαιτάνικ,χ, literally to 
 put to the touchstone (βάσανο? J, to try, prove, 
 examine ; torment in any way ; to torture in 
 urder to discover tiie truth ,■ to question closely 
 or sharply, JCen. Cyrop. v, 3, 9 ; to convince, 
 JCen. (Ec. x, 8 ; pas. to be tossed about, as a 
 ship is by the ivaves, AL Test. 1. a. ind. act. 
 ϊζασάνισα, 1 . a. subj. act. βασανίσω, »}j, yj, 
 1- a. iif. act. βασανίσαΐ' perf. ind. pas. βιξ,ασά- 
 νισμαι, 1. α. ind. pas. ΙζασανΊσθ'/ιν, 1. f. ind. 
 pas. βασανίσόήσομαι. Th. βάσανο;. '\ 
 
 βασανισμός, ου, ό, examination by the touch- 
 Stone ; inquisition ; torture. From, βασανίζω. 
 
 X9 
 
 Βασανιστεί, ου, ό, an examiner, inquisitOT, 
 torturer ; also a prison-keeper, JV. Test. 
 
 Έασανίύίται, i. e, ^ηλίγρ^^ιται, or ^ιακξίνίται^ 
 or βασανίζίταί, from βασανίύω, the same with 
 βασανίζω. 
 
 BA'SA'NOS, ov, h, a touchstone to assay 
 gold, the Lydian stone ; trial, proof, Xen. 
 Cyr. vii, 5 ; conviction or detection, Lys. ex- 
 amination by torture, but in this sense it is more 
 commonly used in the plural ; torture or severe 
 pain, N. Test.'] 
 
 Έασίΰμαι, Dor. and JEol. for βήσομαι, 1. 
 sing, l.f ind. m. of βΐ^μι, or βαίνω. 
 
 Έασίϋνται, Dor. and jEol. for βνισΰνται, 
 3. pi. l,f. ind. 7H. of β^μι, or βαίνω, l.f, ind. 
 m. β'ήσομαι, 
 
 Βασίλίία, ας, h, a kingdom, realm ; royal 
 authority ; a diadem ; and 
 
 Βασίλίΐον, ου, το, sc. ^ωμα, the palace of a 
 prince •, pi, βασίλαα, ων, τα, sc. δώματα• and 
 
 Έασ'ϊλίιος, ov, ό κα) h, kingly, royal, regal. 
 From βασιλεύς. 
 
 Βασίλευε, j)res. imperat. act. 2. sing, βασι- 
 λεύμεν, p)res. inf. act. Ion. for βασιλεύειν 
 from βασιλεύω. 
 
 ΒΑ~2ΓΛΕΤ2, εος, Att. ίως. Poet, and 
 Ion. ηος, 0, a king, monarch, sovereign, and 
 particularly the king of the Persians, Xen. 
 q, d. βάσις λεω, i. e. λάου, the stay or prop of 
 the people ; βασίλισσα, '/is, h, a queen. 
 
 Βα.σ'ιλεύτεξος, ου, ο, compar. more regal, 
 majestic, or august ; more worth)'- of a kingdom; 
 superl. βασιλεύτατος, most worthy of a king- 
 dom, first among princes. From βασιλεύς. 
 
 Ba,σtλεύω,f. εύσω, p. βεζασίλευκ,α, to reign, 
 to rule or govern, to be a king, to obtain a 
 kingdom ; to create a kingdom •, 1. a. ind. act, 
 Ιζασίλευσα, 1. a. inf. act. βασιλίύσαι. From 
 the same. 
 
 Βασιληΐ, Ion. for βασιλί'ϊ, dat. sing. So 
 βασιλΤιος, gen. Ion. and Poet, for -εος• from 
 βασιλεύς. 
 
 Βασιλή'ί'ον, ου, το, a palace ; Poet, for βασί- 
 λειον, ου, το, by dissolving the diphthong. 
 
 Βασιλ'/ι'ις, ΐ^ος, '/ι, adj. the same with βασι- 
 λικ.'^, royal, princely. From βασίλειο?, Ion. 
 βασιλ'/ί'ίος. From the same. 
 
 Βασιλίζω, f. σω, to side with the king, to 
 favour the king's interest; -ίζομαι, 1. f. τη. 
 ίσομαι, to act like a king, to aim at royal 
 authority. 
 
 Βασιλίκ,ος, h, ov, kingly, royal, princely. 
 From βασιλεύς. Hence 
 
 Βασιλικως, adv. like a king, royally ; com- 
 parat. βασιλικωτεξον, more augustly, more 
 royally ; and superl. βασιλικωτατα, most ma- 
 jestically, in a most princely manner. 
 
 Βασίλιννα, τις, vi, the same with βασίλισσα.'\ 
 
 Βασιλίσκος, ου, ο, a petty king, a prince ; 
 a certain little bird ; a fabulous sopent called 
 a basilisk ; a star in the heart of the lion fco7i- 
 stellationj. Hence in English basilisk. Dimin.> 
 from βασιλεύς. 
 
 Βασιλίί, ί'$ος, and 
 
BAT 
 
 146 
 
 ΒΑΦ 
 
 "Bufftkiiteeot, Yii, «, a queen, a princess. 
 
 Έάίτιμ,ος, ου, ο κα.) w, accessible, that may be 
 approached ; pervious, steady, fixed, firm. From 
 
 Bae-i'i, ίωξ, ii, a step, a pace, the foot, the 
 sole of the foot, footstep; basis, stay, support; 
 a place wheie the foot may be planted. From 
 jSa/vit', p. ind. pas. βίζημιια, (τα,ι, by changing *i 
 into ce. short. Hence in English base, 
 
 Βάίτχ', for "Si, 2. sing. pres. imp. act. of 
 βάιτχω, to go. Poet, for βαίνω. From the 
 obsolete verb βάω. 
 
 ΒΑ2ΚΑΓΝΩ,^! κνω, p. γκα, to fascinate, 
 bewitch, c' arm ; to envy; calumniate, accuse, 
 blame ; be angry with ; ί . a. ind, act. ιζά,σ- 
 κψοί• 2. α. ind. act. Ιζάιτκοι,νον• as if from 
 φάσκω α,Ινα,, to say horrible things, or φαο-Λούνω, 
 i. e. φάίσι καίνω, to kill with the eyes. 
 
 Έχσκ,&ν'ΪΜ, α,ξ, h, a bemtching or charming ; 
 envy, detraction, slander, hatred ; and 
 
 Έάσ-χανοί, ου, ο κκι ί, envious, slanderous, 
 malicious ; hateful, detestable, wicked ; a con- 
 jurer or sorcerer, one that bewitches ; and 
 hence 
 
 Έΰίσ'κάνω;, adv. envibusly, maliciously. From 
 βασκαίνω. 
 
 ^άτκω, by the Poets for βαίνω, to go. 
 
 'Bacrovvrai, for βήίτονται, S. pi. l.f. ind. m. 
 jSSol. or Dor. of βασουμαι, l.f. ind. m. ^ol. 
 or Oor. f βαίνω, to go. 
 
 JBaiT/ra, a;, a. Dor. for βγι^αα, m, v\, a hol- 
 low, a valley. 
 
 BASSA'PA, Άζ, h, or βασσάξη, Ά?) 'λ, a 
 kind of shoe ; also a nurse of Bacchus, a priest- 
 ess of Bacchus ; a prostitute ; a fox. 
 
 Β ASTA'Zn, f. If ω, and Dor. βασ-νά^ω, p. 
 βίζάστακα, to carry, to bear, raise ; to carry 
 forth or away ; to examine, try, Aveigh, con- 
 sider ; to support ; destroy, kill ; bury 5 to 
 touch or feel, Eunpt. Ale. 927 \ \.a. ind. act. 
 \ζάσταο/α, part. 1. a. act. βαιττάσαζ, αντος. As 
 if from βάω and ιττάω.'\ 
 
 1Βάσ•ωμίν, Dor. for β^ιτωμίν, 1 . pi. j)res. 
 subj. act. which is from the future of βαίνω, 
 
 Έαταλίξίο-ύαι, pres. inf. mid. to live a de- 
 bauched and infamous life. From 
 
 BA'TAA02, ου, 0, debauched, effeminate, 
 infamous. From Batalus, a certain musician 
 of Ephesus. 
 
 Έατάνιον, ου, for -xaravtov, ου, το, a little 
 pan or dish ; dimin. from -ττατάν/ι, «jj, vi, a 
 pan. The Delphians use β for -x. 
 
 Ban, Dor. for βγιτι, 2. ;;/. 2. a. imperat. 
 act. of βγιθί, which is from Knv, 2. a. ind. act. 
 of βαίνω, or βΐίμι. 
 
 'Βατίύω, f ίύα-ω, to copulate, as animals ; 
 
 βατίύαν, is applkd to males, and βαηύίίτΰαι 
 
 to females ; by Syncope βαηΐν and βατίΐσόαι, 
 
 and βατίυνται, for βατίύονται. From βα,τίω, ω, 
 
 f. ήσω, the same, for <π•ατζω, to tread. 
 
 BecT-'/iv, Jon. and Dor. for Krtryiv, 3. dual. 
 2. a. ind. act. Knv and βάτy^Vyf>r Ky,(rav, 3. 
 2^1. 2. a. ind. act. if βαίνω, or βτιμι, to go. 
 
 Έαττίξ, ΐίξοί, υ, thcit walks or goes ; also a 
 goal ; a threshold ; whence 
 
 'Β'άτγίξία, ία, m, that serves for climbing or 
 scaling or mounting. From βαίνω, to go. 
 
 Βατ/α, α,ζ, h, tJie same with βάτο?, ου, ίι, Λ 
 bramble. 
 
 Βατίάχί?, yjs, '/ι, a kind of cup or goblet. 
 
 BA~T02, ου, h, a bramble, briar, thorn ; as 
 if from αζκτος, inaccessible, or from βία, 
 strength, and Sir ω, to hurt, because it hurts 
 severely. 
 
 B&Tos, ου, ό, a bath, the name of a liquid 
 m,easure,from the Heb. T^'2 ', but 
 
 Έατοζ, h, ovj^pervious, accessible. 
 
 Έατξα,χ^ομυομαρ^ία, αζ, h, the Battle of the 
 Frogs and Mice, the name of a poem ascribed 
 to Homer. From βατξ&χ,οξ, a frog, μυ;, a 
 mouse, and μάχ^η, battle, which is from μάχ^ο- 
 μαι, to fight. 
 
 BA'TPA^XOS, ου, 0, Ion. βΌτζαχ^ος, a 
 frog ; as if from βααν Τξαχ^ίως, to cry hoarsely ; 
 also a tumour under the tongue, to which chil- 
 dren are subject. 
 
 Έa'rraξίζω,f. ί(Τω, ]). ικα, to stammer, stut- 
 ter ; to prate, babble, talk idly ; the same 
 with 
 
 Βαττολογεω, f 'Ασω, p. βιζ,αττοΧογηκα, to 
 prate, be talkative or full of words, to babble, 
 to trifle; also to stammer, stutter; 1. a. ind. 
 act. ISaTToXoyyiffa, 2. j)l. 1 . a. subj. act. βατ- 
 τολ.ογήο'' /iri' and 
 
 Έαττΰλογία, as, h, an idle repetition of 
 words, loquacity, verbosity ; to which is oppos- 
 ed λακωνια'μοζ, ου, ο, Laconism, or the concise 
 way of speaking used by the Lacedcsmonians ; 
 also hesitation in speaking, stammering. From 
 λόγος, and the following. 
 
 BA'TT02, βυ, 0, the name of a certain 
 Cyrenean prince who stammered very Tnuch ; 
 also, a silly Poet who used frequent repetitions 
 in his verses. 
 
 BATT'AH, m, h, a female dwarf, because 
 βαια, small. 
 
 ΒάτΛΐ, 3. si7ig. 2. a. act. imperat. βάθί, 
 βάτω, for βη^ι, βήτω, from %Qnv, 2. a. ind. 
 act. of βαίνω, or β'^μι. 
 
 BATBA'fl, ω, f νια-ω, p. '/jza, to sleep ; , 
 also to put to sleep, to lull asleep. From 
 Έιχ,υζω, Όοζ, contract, ους, 'h, Baubo, the nurse of 
 Ceres. 
 
 ΒΑΪ'ΖίΙ, f. ϊ,ω, p. χα, to bark ; formed 
 from the barking of dogs, βαΰ, βαυ. Aris- 
 ioph. Thesm. ItiO, 902; Theocr. vi, 10.] 
 
 Βανκαλία, ας, ίι, and 
 
 Βαυκα,λιον, ου, το, a goblet, a wine-vessel, a 
 vessel with a narrow neck or mouth ; so called 
 from the noise made by water 'running out. 
 
 BATKO'2, yj, av, agreeable; delicate; pret- 
 ty ; βαυκαλάς, h, ov, the same. 
 
 BAT^NOS, oV, 0, a furnace, chimney. 
 From ανω, to burn. 
 
 Ba'iiffhctv, Dor. for βα'ύξειν, to bark, Theo- 
 crit. vi, 10. See Βαύζω. 
 
 Βαφίυς, ίος, ό, a dyer ; and 
 
 Β&φγ), m, h, a dipping ; a dyeing, a colour- 
 ing ; a spot or colour. From βάτττω. 
 
BEB 
 
 147 
 
 BEB 
 
 Βά-ψα?, eivros, ο, jmrt. 1 . a, act. and βά-^γ, 
 3. dyig. 1. a. subj. act. of βάττω. 
 
 Έάω, f. βήσ-Μ, J), βίζ'/ιχ,α,, p. ind. mid.. 
 βίζα,α,, to cause to go, to come ; whence βη(ίΐ, 
 βαίνω, and many of their tenses. 
 
 ΒΔΑ'ΛΛΩ, /, αλω, p. Κ'^αλχύί, to milk, 
 to suck ; also β^ίλλω, f. ζλΰ, p. Κ^αλχα, the 
 same. Hence 
 
 Βδελλα, yis, 'h, a leech, a bloodsucker, Prov. 
 XXX, 15. 
 
 Β^ελλ/βν, ov, TO, and βΥίλλα, νις, h, a certain 
 Arabian tree and its gum catted bdellium. 
 
 Έι^ίλυγμοί, α,τος, το, and β^ίλυγμοζ, ου, ο, 
 an abomination, an abominable thing ; also a 
 stink. Frotn β'^&χύα•α•ομα,ι, to abhor. Th. 
 β^ίω. 
 
 Έ^ίλνκτοί, r„ ovj abominable, execrable, de- 
 testable. 
 
 'Β'^ίλυξίοί, as, V, a total want of decency or 
 propriety in 07ie's conduct, low and mean be- 
 haviour, Theophr. xi.] 
 
 Έ'^ίλΰξο;, ξα, ξον, wanton, impure, unclean ; 
 low and mean in conduct ; wicked, flagi- 
 tious. 
 
 ^'^ιλ.ύσσομα,ι, and -ύττομίχ,ι, f. \ομα,ι, p. 
 Ιξ^ελνγμαι, to abominate, execrate, detest, 
 properly on account of a fetor ; to dread, to 
 loathe or have a disgust at; 1. a. ind. m. 
 Ιζ^ίλν'^άμνν, ω, aro. From, 
 
 ΒΔΕΏ, f. iffu and vivca, to break wind, 
 to stink. 
 
 Β^όλβ?, ου, ο, a breaking wind ; also a grat- 
 ing sound ; a strong smell, as that of an ex- 
 tinguished lamj:>. Th. Uiu. 
 
 Έίξοίχ, 1. sing. perf. ind. act. Ion. for 
 β'ίζ'/ιχοι,, the κ, being taken away and η changed 
 into a, 3. j)l. β'Λκ.οί,σι, for βίζγικα,ιτι, from 
 βα'ινω• according to others it is 1 . sing. perf. 
 ind. m. βίζκΰί, from βάω. 
 
 BE'BAIOS, ου, Tiou 'h, steady, fixed, per- 
 manent, steadfast, sure, froin βίζα-α,• com- 
 parat. βίζα,ιότίξοξ, and in f g. βίζαιοτίροί. 
 Hence 
 
 ΈίζοίΐΌτηί, firos, h) stability, firmness, stead- 
 fastness. 
 
 ^iCoiioeUff ώσω, p. βίζίζαίωκ,α, to strengthen, 
 confirm, establish, give assurance; 1. a. ind, 
 act. KiSciiMerei• pres. inf. j)as. βίζ,ΆΐΌίσύαί, ου<τ- 
 έχι, perf. ind. pas. βί,ζίζκίωμοί,ι, 1, a. ind. 2)as. 
 \ζίζοίΐά)ύ'/ίν. Th. βίζα,ιος. 
 
 Έίζαίωξ, adv. firmly, safely, surely. 
 
 TuiSc/Jcjo-ii, ίως, h, a confirmation, corrobora- 
 tion. From the same. 
 
 Έίζΰ,κωζ, Dor. for βίζηκως, perf jmrt. act. 
 of βοΆνω. 
 
 Έίζ&λο;, ου, ο χα) h, profane ; Dor. for 
 
 βίζ»)λθζ. 
 
 WiSajusv, by Sync, for βζζήχαμιν, 1. pi. perf 
 indie, act. of βαίνω- but βίξάμίν is perf inf. 
 m,. Poet, for βιζαίνα», from βίζαχ., perf. ind. 
 m. of βαίνω, from βάω. 
 
 'Βίζαξ^ιμίνοξ, vi, ov, weighed down, burdened, 
 oppressed, j-x?//". part. pas. of βαξίω. Th. 
 βάξος. 
 
 ^ίζαξ'/ι^ζ. Ion. for βίζαξηχωξ, (by dropping 
 ■λ) perf part. act. from the same verb. 
 
 Είκασαν, Ion. atid Dor. and by Sync, for 
 IQiQanffav, and this for KiSmtiffav, 3. pi. plu- 
 perf. i7id. act. of βαίνω, perf ind, act. βίζ^ικα, 
 and. Ion. βίζαα. 
 
 ΙΒίζαφα, perf. ind. act. of βάτττω. 
 
 Έίξαωί, ωτος, ο, perf. part. act. Dor. and 
 by Sync, for βι^κκως, from βχίνω' or perf. 
 part. mid. from βίζαα, perf. ind. mid. of 
 βαίνω, from, βάω. 
 
 ΊΜζ^κα, perf. ind. act. βί^'/,κζιν, pluperf. 
 indie. Ion. for Ιζζζήκαν, of the same verb. 
 
 Έίξ^λο;, ου, ο κ,α) νι, profane, not initiated, 
 unhallowed. Th. βνιλος, the threshold of a 
 house. 
 
 Έεζ/}λόω, f ά<τω, p. βίζίζ^λωκα, to profane, 
 defile, pollute; 1. a. ind. act. ϊζίζήλωσα• 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Έίζ'^λωίΠζ, ίως, h, a profanation. 
 
 Έίζίααμίνως, adv. forcibly, against one's 
 will. From βιάζω. 
 
 Έίζί'/ιχα, perf ind. act. of βιάω' perf part, 
 pas. βίζ,ιηιΛνοζ. Th. βία, force. 
 
 ν>ίζ,ίωμαι, 1. sing, perf ind. pas. and in 3. 
 sing, βίζίωται, impersonally, life is spent ; jSsfi- 
 ωμίνοζ, accomplished or effected by living, 2)erf. 
 part. pas. From β/οω, to live. Th. βίο;, life. 
 
 Έίζλαζα, 27, ind. m. of βλάτττω. 
 
 Έίζλαμμαι, 1 . sing. perf. ind. 2)as. βί^λαμ- 
 μ'ζνοζ, 2^erf 2)art. 2)as. of the same verb. 
 
 'Βίζλάστ'ήχα, 1. sing. l>^'rf• ^*^^• "^^• ?/" 
 βλαστάνω. 
 
 3iSλaφΰifperf. ind. act. of βλά•π•τω. 
 
 Έίξλτιαί, 2. sing. p. ind. 2^cis. Ion. for 
 βίζλ' /itrai' 2^erf ind. p)cis. βίζλτιμαι, aaty rat' 
 from βάλλω. 
 
 Έιζλήαται, Ion. for βίζλ'/ινται, 3. 2^1. 2^^'Cf' 
 ind. 2)as. βίζλ'/,ατο, by ?ieglecting the atigment^ 
 and Ion. for^ ίζίζλ'/ίντο, 3. />Λ plu2}erf ind. 
 2KiS. of the same verb. 
 
 Έίζλ'/ι»α, 2^erf. ind. act. βιζλ^ιχίΐ, Ion. for 
 Κζζλήχίΐ, 3. sing. 2ilui7erf. ind. act. and 
 
 Έίζλ^μαι, σαι, ται, 2^erf ind. 2^as. whence 
 βίζλ'/ιμίνοζ, 2^art. 2^erf pas. βζ^λνισ^αι^ perf 
 inf. pas. of βάλλω. 
 
 Έίζο'/ιαται, Ion. for βίζόηνται, 3. ρ/, per/", 
 iild. pas. of βοάω. 
 
 ^ίζ<\λήαται, 3. 2^1-perf. ind. 2'as. Ion. and by 
 Pleon. of o,for βίζλ'/ινται. From βάλλω. Put 
 
 Έίζολήατο, they were cast out, they were 
 smitten, II. ix, 3. 3. p/. 2^hij)erf. ind. 2)as. Ion. 
 and drop2)ing the augment, for Ιζίζλνιντο, 
 from ίζζζλ'/ιμνιν, 2^lui^erf ind. 2^os. of βάλλο- 
 μαι, tuhence 3. pi. Ion. βίζλ'/ιντο, and, by 
 inserting o, βίζοληντο and Ion. βζζολήατο. 
 Others derive it from βολίω, f ν\<τω, obsol.for 
 βάλλω, 
 
 Έιζολτιμίνος, for βίζλ'/ΐμίνοξ, agitated, trou- 
 bled, part. Jierf 2ias. of βάλλω, 
 
 ΙΒ'ίξουλα, 2f• ind. mid. of βούλομ,αι. 
 
 Έίξούλζυμαι, perf. ind. p«s. βίζουλιυσύοιι, 
 pterf infn, p)^^' ^f βουλεύω, Th. βον7.'/ι, 
 counsel. 
 
BEK 
 
 148 
 
 BEP 
 
 BEBPA'2, and βψξζο,ξ, ahg, Ό, Att.for 
 (Αίμζζας, a species of little fish tike an anchovy ; 
 noni. pi. βίζζά^ίξ, ων, ol. 
 
 Έ'ξξΒγμΰα, 1. sing. pe?^. ind. pas. and part, 
 βίζ •γμίνθζ' from βξί^ω. 
 
 Έίζξίμί^χ,α,, ι. siiig. p. ind. act. of βξίμω. 
 
 Έίζξ•/ικζί, ων, the part between the jaws. 
 
 Έίζξΐ&χ, 1. sing. perf. ind. mid. of βξΐΰω, 
 perf. pari, mid. βίζξίβω;, and in Jem. g. βί- 
 
 Έίζξίσμ'ίνοξ, perf. part. pas. of βξΐύω, f σω, 
 to be heavy. 
 
 ΙΒίζξορ^α, 1. sifig. p. ind. m. or Att.for 
 βίξξίχχ, 1. sing, perf . ind. act. of βξίχ^ω. 
 
 ^ίζξνχ^α,, 1 . sing. p. ind. act. or mid. of 
 βξύχω. 
 
 B-SWfl/j, 2. sing. opt. pres. act. of βζζζύβω• 
 according to others it is put for βίζξώκ,οΐί, 2. 
 sing. opt. perf . act. of βζωσκ,ω. 
 
 Έ-ζζωύω,^'. σω, to eat, devour. From βζωύω, 
 obsol. 
 
 Έί^ξωκ,α, perf. ind. act, βίζξύχίΐν, plupeif. 
 ind. act. Ion. for Ιζ,ίζοωκαν, from βξωοΉ,ω. 
 
 Βεβ^ώί, by Sync, for βιζξωκως, perf part, 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 Wi^Mfix, or βίζοκα, perf. ind. act. of βόσκω, 
 from the obsolete βάω. 
 
 Έ-ζωμίνο(, Ion. and Dor. for βίζο'/ιμίνοξ, 
 celebrated, renowned, famous, peif, part. pas. 
 of βοάω. Others for7n it from, βάω, for βόσχω, 
 but in a diffjr?nt sense. 
 
 Έίζω;, ωτο;, Att. and Ion. for βίζηκ,ωζ, 
 having advanced, having gone ; ivhence Att. 
 βίζχκω;, and dropping κ,, βίζχως, contracted 
 βίζωζ, perf part. act. of βχΊνω. According to 
 others it is part. perf. mid. contr. from βίζχχ. 
 Wi^u, water, so called in the language o/ the 
 Phrygians. 
 
 ΈίΐλζίζαΙλ, 0, for Έε^λζ^ζοΙζ, Beelzebub ; 
 the name of an idol, iadeclin, Hcbr. Lord of 
 flies. It is metaphorically applied to Satan. 
 
 Bs'/7, Ion. f>r βη, he might go, 3. sing. 2, 
 a. suhj. act. cf βχΊνω, or rather of βτϊμι. 
 
 ^ύομχι, for βίΐσομχι. Poet. \ . f. ind. m. 
 frej:;ciing σ) of the obsolete verb βύω, f βύσω, 
 to live. 
 
 Έ>-Ίω, Poet, for βΰ, 1. sing. 2. a. suhj. act. 
 for the lonians say βίω, and, by inserting t, 
 βύω' so βίίομίν ]. pl.for βωμζν• from βχίνω, or 
 βημι. 
 
 BU, See BUej. 
 
 Έι'ίκκ,ι;, the Phrygians call bread bee and 
 beccus. 
 
 Έ>ι-ΛΧΐσί'λ.'/ινοί, ου, ο κχ] w, silly, stupid ; an 
 old dotard, Aristoph. ΝΊώ. 397, as if he had 
 lived before βϊκκ,οξ, bread and αλήνη, the 
 moon ; as we should say familiarly, before the 
 flood.] 
 
 BE'KK02, or 
 
 ϋίκ,ο;, ου, ό, bread, in the Plirygian lan- 
 guage ; β'ικοζ Ιφωνιον, they cried out Becos, 
 Herod, ii, '2, apparenily attempting to imitate 
 the cry of the goals, by ivhirh they were nour- 
 ished. The Scholiast on ApoL Rhod. iv, 2C2, 
 
 has β'ίκ simply, ος being merely a Greek ter- 
 mination. See Larchers Herod. So also tlie 
 Schol. on Aristoph. Nub. 397. Also foolish, 
 driveling.] 
 
 Βέλεα, acc.pl. and 
 
 Βίλέίτ-Λ, a7id βΐλ'ασ•<ην, Ion. and Poet, for 
 βίλίο-ι, dat. pi. if βίλοζ. 
 
 Έίλίμνον, ου, το, the same with βίλος. 
 
 Έίλατιπν, dat. ρ/, for βίλειπ. Poet. from. 
 βίλος. 
 
 Βίλ/άλ, ο, Belial, a name of Hebrew origin ; 
 English, Avithout a yoke or wicked. 
 
 ΒΕ'ΛΛΕΡΑ, ων, rx, ills, evnls. From 
 
 βχλλω. 
 
 ΙΒελλίξοφόντ'/];, ου, ό. Dor. Βΐλλί^β^όντα?, 
 a, ό, Bellerophon, the son of Glaucus, king of 
 Ephyra. 
 
 Έίλόνίΐ, 7ίζ, '/I, a needle ; also the name of a 
 fish. 
 
 ΒΕΆΟΣ, ζοζ, or ιως, ro, a dart, arrow ; 
 any missile weapon, any thing which wounds ; 
 thunder ; a blow ; the pain of a blow ; dat. pi. 
 βίλ'ασ•σ•ιν. Ion. and Poet. From βχλλω. 
 
 Έελόστχβ-ίζ, ίωί, h, a place whence darts 
 and other missiles are thrown ; a bulwark ; also 
 a military engine, a battering ram, an engine to 
 shoot darts. 
 
 ΒΕ'ΛΤΕΡ02, i^x, ίξον, better. Poet, for 
 
 βίλτίων, 
 
 Ί&ίλτέ'οω, f ωσω, p. ωκ,χ, to make better, to 
 meliorate. 
 
 βίλτίων, ova;, ο κχ) h, irreg. co?npar. from. 
 α,γχύ'οί• the penult short Ion. and always long 
 Att. as in other coinparatives of this form. 
 MoreWs Thes. edit. Maltb. superl. βίλτιστος^ 
 Ιστη, iirrov, best ; Ζ βίληστε, masc. and S 
 βελτΊ(ττ7ι,fem, fa colloquial expressionj Ο ! my 
 good friend, my dear fellow, my dear, &c. 
 Anstoph. Plut. 1173 ; AEsop. Fab.] 
 
 Έίλ'πστχ, adv. very well, best. 
 
 Βελτίω, ace. nng. nom. voc. or ace. pi. of 
 βίλτίονχ, ayid (by drop)2nng ν J -ox, contract, -ω, 
 compar. of xyxuOs. 
 
 Έεμζ'/ιχίξω, f ίσω, p. ίκα, to turn or whirl 
 round, to spin as a top, which boys play tvilh ; 
 to drive round. 
 
 BE'MBHH, '/ικοί, vi, a whirlwind, a whirl- 
 pool, a top for children ; also written βίμζιξ, 
 
 ΙΚΟζ. 
 
 Wivhx, no77i. pi. of 
 
 WivSoi, ίος, TO, depth, bottom ; dat, pi. Ion. 
 β'ίνύίίτα-ι. Th. βχύοζ, the same. 
 
 Έενιχμιν, ό, indeclin. a mans name, Ben- 
 jamin, Hebr. the son of the right hand. 
 
 liivTiffTo;, Dor. for βέλτιστος, best, supierl. 
 of α.γχβόζ. 
 
 Βίομκι, and βε'ιομχι, I shall or will live, 
 1. sing. 1 . y. ind. mid. Poet, for βίίσομαι, 
 from the obsol. verb βείω, to live. 
 
 BE'PBEPI, TO, in the language of India, 
 the pearl-oyster or shell fish which yields 
 pearls. 
 
 Βε^ε^^ον, Att. and by Sync, β'^ύζov,fQr βύξ^ 
 θζον, ου, το, ivhich see. 
 
BH3 
 
 149 
 
 ΒΙΑ 
 
 Βίζνί»*ι, '/}?, fi, a woman's name, Bernice ; 
 bi/ Apocope for Bspo/dc/i, i. e. bringing vic- 
 tory. 
 
 ΙΒίξοίΰί, as, h, for 'BippoixJ the name (if a 
 city, Berea. Hence 
 
 ΙΒίζοιαΤο;, κΐχ, αΤον, and ΈίρροίχΤοί, Berean, 
 of Berea, 
 
 Έίξονίχα, is, a, Dor. for Έίξονίκ'/ι, ns, vi, a 
 woman's name, Berenice ; others read Έεξί- 
 vtscec- but Βίξίνίκ'/ι is put by the Macedonian 
 dialect for Φίξίνίκη, q• d. bringing victory. 
 BE'TION, ov, TO, a kind of herb, dittany. 
 ΒΕΤ'ΆΟΣ, ios, TO, a kind of variegated or 
 purple garment. 
 
 BH\ an imitation of the bleating of sheep ; 
 ivhence βνζω, to cry β>/ι, to bleat. 
 
 Bi, for K'/i, Ion. 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 εζ'/)ν• firis, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. of βαίνω, or 
 β>ίμι, to go. 
 
 Έ^ύαζαξο., as, «, the name of a place, Betha- 
 bara, Hebr. the place of passing, sc. of the 
 Jordan. 
 
 Β'/ιύανία, as, 'h, the name of a village, Beth- 
 any. Hebr. fruit of the palm. 
 
 B>?^sir^«, h, the nayne of a jiool, Bethesda. 
 Hebr- the house or place of mercy. 
 
 ΒίϊΛ, for which are used also βα and βάύι, 
 2. nng. 2. a, imperat. act. of βαίνω, or βγΐ(Λΐ, 
 to go. 
 
 Έ•/]άλύμ, ri, indecl. the name of a city, Beth- 
 lehem Hebr. the house of bread. It is also 
 «ailed the city of David. 
 
 B'/iSa-at^a, and B'/iSffai'hav, h, indeclin. the 
 name of a city, Bethsaida. Hebr. the house of 
 fishing. 
 
 BnSipayri, ns, 'h, the 7iame of a village, 
 Bethphage. Hebr. place of figs. 
 
 Brixa, ων, τα, Hesych. and βτικ,ία, ra, 
 Hippocr. sheep. From βη, ivhick see. 
 
 Βίίλί?, ου, ο, the name of a man, Belus; 
 also of a river. 
 
 ΒΗΛΟ'2, ου, ο, the threshold of a house or 
 temple ; as f from βάω and λίαν, because peo- 
 ple frequently pass the threshold. 
 
 Έΐίμ,α, aros, το, a step, footstep, also a tri- 
 bunal, throne, judgment-seat. From 1 . pers. 
 sing. pe/f. ind. pas. of βαίνω, or β?ίμί. 
 
 Β'/ι/Λίναι, Dor. and Poet. for. β'^ναι, 2. a, 
 infinit. act. of βαίνω, or βγιμι. 
 
 ΒΤίμι, to go, obsol. ivhence βαίνω derives its 
 2. aor. Kriv, imperat. βηθι, opt. βαί'/ιν, subj. 
 βω, inf. βγίναι. See Βαίνω. ^ 
 
 Bnv, βrιs, β>ί, Ιο)ί. and Poet, without the 
 augment, for ίζγιν, ^c. β^ναι, 2. α. irf. act. of 
 fiiijiAs, or βαίνω. 
 
 Βίί|, β'//χΰ$, h, a cough ; used by the Attics 
 in masc. gend. μζτά. β''^χos ίίτχ^υξον, with a 
 violent cough, Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 BH~PU2, a kind of garment. 
 ΒΗ'ΡΧΛΛ02, ου, ο κ,αΐ r,, a j^recious Stone, 
 the beryl. 
 
 B'/}ffaf/.ivos, nom. sing. masc. j^ort. 1. a. 
 mid. 1. a. ind. m. Χζγ,σάμην and 
 
 ]^η(ταν, 3. pi. Ion. I. a. or 2. a. ind. act. 
 
 for Kriffav, from Kn<ra, 1 . a. or εξ'/ιν, 2. c. 
 ind. act. of β^ιμι, or βαίνω. 
 
 BijiTi, for K'/iffi, he put or placed in, he put 
 on board, iZ. i, 310, 3. nng. 1. a. ind. acL 
 Ion. from the obsolete βάω. 
 
 Β^κησβαι, l.f. irf. m. of the same. 
 
 Έ'/κητβ, 3. sing, ini^^ef. ind. m. Ion. for 
 ιζ'/ί(Τίτο, from βήσομαι, which, frovix l.y. m. of 
 βαίνω, is converted into a pres. ivheyice IQnffo- 
 μ^ιν, impef. ind. mid. 
 
 Β'/ισομαι, l.f ind, m. of βαίνω, 
 
 Βγισομιν, 1 . pi. 1 . f. ind. or by systole for 
 βήτωμιν, 1. pi. 1. a. subj. act. of βαίνω, or βάω^ 
 f. β'/κτω, 1 . a. ind. act. ϊΖ•ησα. 
 
 BH~22AI, ων, a\, passes or paths over 
 mountains ; a wood ; a thicket ; valleys, hol- 
 lows between mountains ; found also in nng. 
 
 B-AtriT'^s, dat. pi. Ion. of the same. 
 
 B'/itrirmis, ισσα, iv, gen. svtos, full of woods 
 or thickets. From βΐ^σσαι. 
 
 Βγΐίτσω, or -ττω, f. ζω, ]). χ^α, to COUgh. 
 From βία, violence, or rather from /3'/j|. 
 
 Βηταξμύί, οΰ, ό, a dancing Avith an exact or 
 well adapted step, dancing to music ; and 
 hence 
 
 Β'Λτάξμων, ovos, o, a dancer to music. From 
 
 βάω and αβω. 
 
 Βήτγιν, Poet, and Ion. for Κήτνιν, 3. dual. 
 2. a. ind. act. Kyiv,from βαίνω. 
 
 ΒΓΑ, as, VI, force, strength, might ; vio- 
 lence ; injury, affront ; sometimes βία is 
 merely redundant, like vis in Latin ; as ΐΐξ/ά- 
 μοίο βί' /iv, Priam, Iliad iii, 105 ; sometimes it 
 is used in the dative for notwithstanding or in 
 spite of, as βία ημών, in spite of us, Thucyd. i, 
 43 ; βία S-saiv, in spite of the gods ; μίτά βίaSi 
 with violence.] 
 
 Έίάζίο, Ion. for βιάζου, 2. sing. pres. im- 
 perat. m. and 
 
 Βιάζευ, 2. sing, imperat. pres. m. Dor. for 
 βιάζου, from 
 
 lBϊάζoμa^,f. σομαι, 1. a. ind. m. Ιζιασάμνιν^ 
 in 'mid. the same, with βιάω and βιάζω, but 
 more frequently used by the orators for to use 
 violence, oppress," force, constrain ; also to en- 
 deavor ; to deflower •, and passively, to be op- 
 pressed, be invaded by force, be urged, be com- 
 pelled. From 
 
 Έ^άξω,f. σω, p. βιζ,ίακ,α, to use A'iolence, to 
 force, urge. Th. βία. 
 
 Biaios, aia, aiov, and fiiasos, ov, ο και τι, 
 violent, forceable, A-ehement, strong ; injurious ; 
 forced, constrained; βίαίΌτίξο5, comp. 
 
 Έιciίωs, adv. and βία, adverbially, violently, 
 with force. From βίa^os. 
 
 Biatrial, to compel ; use violence ; pres. inf. 
 mid. of βίάομαι, which is from the same. 
 
 Βιάσΰω, 3. sing. pres. imperat. m. contr, 
 βίάου, ω, βιαϊσθύ}, άσβω,from βίάομαι. 
 
 Βιασ -Tyis, οΰ, ο, that uses violence, impetuous; 
 a robber, violator; Matt, xi, 12; Philo de 
 Agricidtura ; and scarcely found elsewhere. 
 From the same. 
 
 B^aras, a, o, Dor, brave, valiant, vigorous j 
 
BIK 
 
 150 
 
 ΒΙΩ 
 
 ■iised hy Pind. for βιαννα, ου, ο, in the same 
 sense. From the same. 
 
 Bi'aiw, ω. Poet, the same with βιάζω, J", άσω, 
 p. BtKct, and riKx, Ion. and Poet, hence perf. 
 ind. po5. βζζ'ΐΥίμα,ι, and part, βίζίτ,μίνύί, forced, 
 conipelleil. 
 
 Εικάζω,/, σω, p. ακα, to make go or come ; 
 to put to, or bring to, by force. Th. βχίνω. 
 
 Β;?ά;, άντοί, jrrcs. part. act. of βίζ•/ι/:/.ι, in- 
 stead of βημί, or part. 2. a. act. for βάς. 
 
 Έιίζάω, -ύζω, and βίζτ-,μι, Poet, for βαίνω, f 
 άσω, in compos, βιζω, and I. f w. άγομαι, to 
 go, proceed, walk, 1. a. ind. act. ΙζΙζασχ, payi. 
 pres. act. βιΖαιν, -άζ^ν, and βιξάξ' jjres. ind. 
 jms. βίξάζομαι^ to be coupled with the male ; 
 I. a. ind. jyas, \ζιζά.α•ύ•/ιν, 1. f. mid. βιζάσ-ο- 
 μκι, 1. a. ind. 7)1. Ιζ/ζα,ίτύμην. 
 
 Βίνλαρί^ιον, βιζλάξίοϋ, and βιζλίοιον, ov, το, 
 dimimdivcs, a little book ; the tvjo first are 
 used cofttemptuously. Th. β'ιζλος, a book. 
 
 ΒίΙλ/ίί, ων, τα, pi. the books, i. e. the Scrip, 
 tures ; from βιζλίον, ου, το, a book, a scroll, 
 a sheet. Th. βίξλοί, a book. 
 
 Έίξλϊνοζ, tv7!, ivov, Bibline, born or produced 
 in the Bibline mountains of Thrace ; Β/βλ/νβ? 
 elvij, Bibline Avine, lies. Op. 589 ; fro?n a 
 Thracian vine, ivhich loas called Β^βλ/α• also 
 made of paper.] 
 
 Έίξ/.ίογξαφία, at, w, the writing of books. 
 
 Έιζλιογξάφοί, ου, ο και νι, a writer or copier 
 of books, from βιζλίον, and this from βίζλο; 
 and γοαφγι, tvhich is from γξάφω, to write. 
 
 Β<ολ<«^«Λ'/7, 55ί, yi, a repository of books, a 
 library. From βιζλίον and S-'/ik'/i, tvhich is 
 from τίί^ιμι, to place. 
 
 Έί^λϊον, ov, TO, a book, a sheet ; a libel in 
 law. Dimin. of βίζλοί.'\ 
 
 Β<βλ/βίΤώίλ>5?, ου, ο, poc. sing. βιζλιΌ^ωΧα, a 
 bookseller, a vender of books. Tii. τωλίω, to 
 sell. 
 
 ^ιζλιοφόξΰ}, ov, fCKi 'h, that carries a book 
 er letter, a letter-carrier. 
 
 B;bX/<?|>i/Aax/5v, ov, το, a library, a place 
 where books are kept. 
 
 ΒΙΒΛΟΣ, ov, yi, a book ; the bark of a 
 tree, as that of the linden tree ; the papyrus of 
 ivhich paper and books ivere made. 
 
 Ιβιζξύσαω, f βοωσω, p. βίζξωχοί, to eat, eat 
 up, browse, feed upon ; the same idth 
 Ρίπωσχο). 
 
 ΒανντΒζ, Dor. for βιονντίΐ, pres. jiart. act. 
 'nom.pl^f>'omβ^όω. Th. βίος. 
 
 Wi'/i, Ion. for βία, aj, h, which sec. 
 
 Έι^,σατο, 3. si7ig. 1. a. hid. m. Ion. for 
 ItioifXTOjf'om βιάω. Th. βία. 
 
 3ί7)Φι, for βί-/ι, dut. sing, fas an adverbj 
 forcibly, by force ; φι is a Poetical paragoge 
 and renders the word indeclinable. From βί'/ι. 
 Ion. for βίοι. 
 
 'Βί(ν•Αα, ΰίζ, VI, the 7iame of a j^rovince of 
 Asia Minor, Bithynia ; as if 'Βα^υνία., from 
 βύύυνοΐ, ου, ό, a pit, u'hich is from βάβος. 
 
 ΒΓΚ02, ου, β, a pitcher with a handle or 
 cars : a small cask, ϋικίο•^, and βιχί^ιον, ου, το, 
 
 diminutive, a little pitcher or pot ; also a 
 vetch. 
 
 BINE'jQ, ω, f ήσω, p. βεξίν>ιχ.α, to unite 
 sexually. From βούνω, or from βία. 
 
 ΈιοΤ, 3. nng. pres. ind. act. contract, from 
 βιόω• hence βιοίμ>ιν, opt. pres, mid. contr. 
 From βίος. 
 
 Βιολογίω, ω, f mo), J), ϋικλ, to describe the 
 life or make a biography of any one •, part. 
 jn-es. pas. contr. βιολογούμίνος. 
 
 ΒΓ02, ov, a, fpenidt. accent) life, substance 
 or means of living, Palceph. and Aristoph. Nub. 
 S35 ; UA^elihood ; course or manner of life; 
 provisions ; also the rabble, the populace ; 
 property or fortune ; του βίου sS ηκοντι, ως τα 
 9Τοίξ Ϋΐμίν, being rich, for one of us (Athenians) 
 Herod, i, 30. S^e Lurcher s Notes and Clas- 
 sic. Journ. XXV, 359.] 
 
 Βίος, ου, ό, (accent on the last syllable) a bow, 
 bow-string. 
 
 BioTivcu,f. αω, to seek one's li\nng, to live; 
 βιοτίύσ-νις, 2. .<ting. 1. a. subj. act. From βίος. 
 
 B/er^, Τις, 71, life. From βίος. 
 
 Έιότ'/ι;, νιτος, ti, the same, and from the 
 same. 
 
 Έιοτΐχος, ίι, ov, the same with βιωτικ,ός. 
 
 Έιότοιο, gen. mig. Ion. for βιότου• from 
 
 Έιότος, ου, ο, life, Anucr. iv, 8 ; means of 
 living ; substance, goods ; Poet, the same ivith 
 βίος. 
 
 Ιύιου;, part. 2. a. act. from Κίων, as ^ους 
 from 'βων Ιξίων is 1. si^ig. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 βίωμι, obsolete, which is from βιόω, to live. 
 Th. βίος. 
 
 Έιουιτόαι, pres. inf. mid. Ion. and Poet, for 
 βιοΰν, 2)res. inf. act. of β /o ω, from the same, 
 
 Έιοφ^όξος, ov, ό Kou yj, destro3nng life, deadly, 
 and in voc. sing, βιοψ^όξί. From βίος and 
 φίίίξω, to destroy. 
 
 Βιόω, ω, f ώσω, and 1. f. m. ώσομα,ι, p» 
 βι^ίωχ,οί, to live ; 2. a. ind. act. Ιζίων (from 
 βίωμι, obsol.) ; thence opt. βιοί'/ιν, inf. βιωνοα, 
 jmrt. βίους, perf. ind. pas. βίζίωμαι, 1. a, ind. 
 m. ϊζιωσάμνιν. Th. βίος. 
 
 B/Viv, or βίστον, a kind o/'wild ox. 
 
 Βιτίνοί, '/,ς, '/!, the same with βίχος, a pitcher, 
 ivhich see. 
 
 Βίττιννα, ων, τκ, sandals.] 
 
 Βιωην, Att.for βιοί'/}ν, 2. c. opt. act. from 
 βίωμι, or pres. ojU. act. of βιόω. Th. βίος, 
 life. 
 
 Βίωύι, 2. sing, imperat. 2. a, act. of the 
 obsol. verb βίωμι. 
 
 B/tov, 0, Bion, the Philosopher. 
 
 Βιωναι, 2. a. i?f. act. if the obsol. βιωμι, 
 from βιόω. Th. βίος. 
 
 Έιωα-αι, 1. a. inf. act. of the same. 
 
 Βηωσ'ϊμος, ου, ο xoii h, having the hope of 
 saving life, curable ; having the power of liv- 
 ing. From the same. 
 
 Βιωβ-ις, εως, τι, the act of living, past life. 
 
 Βιωτικός, jj, ov, of or belonging to life, 
 relating to the support of life ; secular, tem- 
 poral, worldly, c^-c. From βιόω, or βίωμι. 
 
ΒΛΑ 
 
 151 
 
 ΒΛΕ' 
 
 Έιωτον, in neut. gen. it is necessary to live ; 
 J'roTTi 
 
 BtMTOi, vif ov, having life, vital. From 
 βίοω. 
 
 'Βιωτω, 3. sing. 2. a. imperat. act. of βίωύι, 
 from βίωμι. See Έίόω. 
 
 Βιωφίλ^ΐί, ίοζ, ο κ-ΰίΐ '/ι, useful to life. From 
 βίο;, life, and (οφίλίΜ, to profit. 
 
 Βλα^ίΓκ, pres. inf. act. an old Poet, verb for 
 βλά^ηιν, to hurt ; hence 2. a. ind. act. 
 'ίζΧαζον. 
 
 Βλα?£/ί> hurt, injured ; and in f g• -{ίσα., 
 from part. 2. a. pas. of. βλά-ττω, wJiich see. 
 
 Έλ&ζεξΟξ, ξΆ, ξον, hurtful, injurious, preju- 
 dicial • and thence 
 
 Έλα,ζίξα?, adv. hurtfull5% mischievously. 
 From βλάπτω. 
 
 Έλοίζνι, νΐζ, 91, hurt, damage, injury. From 
 p. ind. m. βίζλχζα,, of βλάττω. 
 
 'Βλα,ξ.ηνα.ι, 2. a. inf. pas. and 
 
 Έλαξ'/ΐίτομκι, 2. f, ind. pas. from the same. 
 
 Έλα,ζο;, ίος, το, the same with βλάζ-ζι. 
 
 Έλαζΰ, 1. sing. 2. f. ind. act. of βλά.'Τ'τω, 
 to hurt. 
 
 BXcctec, Λ/ν, TK, crude, unripe things. From 
 βΧάζω, or rather from βλασ-το;, a bud or 
 sprout. 
 
 Έλάξω, to be βϋ!}»-, to be a fool. From 
 βλί'^, useless. 
 
 BAAI20'2, ri, cv, bow-legged or bandy- 
 legged ; also stammering, lisping ; it is also 
 written βλοίκτσος, by a Poet, reduplic. of σ. 
 From βλάττω. 
 
 Bxctziia, as, ti, laziness, idleness, sloth, 
 effeminacy ; and 
 
 Έλακ,ίύω, f ίΰσω, p. svxec, to give one's self 
 up to indolence and sloth, to be slow, dull, or 
 stupid ; to ihis is ojyposed στου^άζω. Also 
 
 Έλα,χιχοξ, '/I, ov, idle, lazy, slothful, stupid, 
 eifeminate, foolish ; and thence 
 
 Έλοίκ,ϊχω;, adv. lazily, slowly. All from 
 βλάξ, lazy, idle. 
 
 Βλάνβί, ου, ο χ,οίΐ ri, or -ο;, η, ov, blear-eyed, 
 dim-sighted ; lazy, cowardly. 
 
 BAA^S, βλαχΰζ, 0, a certain worthless fish, 
 like a shad ; also lazy, idle, cowardly ; obscene, 
 wicked, foul, impious ; as if from βχλλω, 
 worthy to be thrown away. 
 
 Βλ«•ττ>;, 3. sing. pres. subj. act. βλόίττουσ•', 
 for βλά-ττουσα, pres. part. act-.f. g.from 
 
 BiiA'nTil, ivith the acc.f -φω.ρ. βίξλα.φχ, 
 to hurt, injure ; hinder, impede ; deprive ; ου 
 νΰν fAi <7Γξύΰτον. . .'εζλα-φε ^όζα, not now for the 
 first time has opinion wronged me, Eurip. 
 Med. 294 ; 1. a. ind. act. Κλοί-φχ, 2. a. ind, 
 act. KXciSov, 2. f ind. act. βλαζω• perf. bid. 
 2^as. βϊζΧοίμμοα, 1. a. ind. pas. Ι^λάφύ-ήν, 2. a. 
 ind. jms. Κλά^ην, part. 2. a. jms. βλαξύ;, 
 and inf. g. -{ίσα., 2. a. inf. pas. βλαζ,Τιναι, 2. 
 f ind. j)as. βλοίζ^,σομ,αι, perf. ind. mid. βί- 
 ζλοίζ». Hence in English το blast.] 
 
 BAASTA^Nil,/ βλαστήσω, p. βιζλάστηκα,, 
 to sprout out, to bud, spring up ; to produce, 
 bring forth ; 2. a. ind. act. ί^λκ-ττον. 
 
 Έλύστ^, '/>ί, h, a sprout, bud, growth ; <τ«ι- 
 δοί Τί βλκστα,ς, as to the birth of the child. 
 Soph. (Ed Tijr. 717.] 
 
 ΒλάίΓΓ' /j^a, ατός, το, a sprout, a bud, a 
 shoot. From 1. sing. perf. ind. pas. of βλασ- 
 τάνοϋ. English a blossom. 
 
 ΒΧαστ'ΑσάτΜ, 3. sing. 1. a. imperat. act. 
 and 
 
 Βλαστήσω, ^.f ind. of the same. 
 
 Βλαστοί, ου, ο, a mans name, Blastus ; 
 but βλαστός, ου, ο, a sprout, or bud. 
 
 Bλaσ(^r,μ,zω,f. ήσω, p. -nxa, to speak obscene, 
 foul, or ill-boding words ; to speak impiously, 
 blaspheme, revile or rail at ; imperf. ind. act. 
 Ιζλασφήμ-ίον, ουν prcs. ind. pas. βλασφ-ζιμοΰμοα^ 
 to be reviled or slandered, perf ind. pas, 
 βίζλασφήμνμαι, 1 . f ind. pas. βλασφ^ιμ'/ιβ^ί- 
 σομοίΐ' and 
 
 Βλασφ-ήμία, ας, h, blasphemjf ', foul lan- 
 guage, invective. From 
 
 Βλάσψ'/ιμος, ου, ο και w, foul, obscene, ill- 
 boding, impious, blasphemous, a reviler, slan- 
 derer, evil speaker. From βλά-π-ταν φήμ'/ιν, or 
 rather from βλαζ, impious, arid φνι.α),Λο say. 
 
 Βλασφήμ-Όύζ, adv. from the jrreceding, blas- 
 phemously, impiously, c|-c. 
 
 BAA'TTION, Βυζάντιον, ου, το, the fore- 
 most bone of the nostrils of the purple fish ; 
 according to Matildolus it is an Indian shell- 
 fish. 
 
 BAAT^TAI, ων, a!, a kind of shoe or 
 slipper. 
 
 Βλαφάί)ς, 1. a. part. 2)as. βλαφύ^οα, 1. a. 
 inf. pas. from βλάττω. 
 
 ΒλΒίμ'/ιν, {ίο, {ίτο, 2. α. opt. m. of βλήμι, 
 from βάλλω• as Β-ίίμην, {ίο, {ίτο, from 
 Τίύτιμι, 
 
 Βλύς, part. 2. α. act. of βλ^ίμι, or by Sync, 
 for βληθι)ς, part. 1. a. pas. of βάλλω. 
 
 Βλίμίαίνω, f ανω, p. αγχα, to roll one's 
 eyes fiercely about, to threaten. From 
 
 Βλίμ,μα, ατός, το, Ά look ; aspect ; the 
 visage. From βλίττω. 
 
 BxiE'NNA, ης, h, snot, mucus, slime. 
 Hence 
 
 Βλιννος, h, ov, idle, slothful ; cowardly. 
 
 Βλζννω^'/ις, ίος, ο χα) τι, slimy, snotty, mu- 
 cous. 
 
 Βλίτοισα^ Dor. for βλίττουσα, beholding, 
 looking at, prcs. part, act.f. g.from 
 
 ΒΑΕ'ΠΏ, iU or -TT^h^f. -ψω,ρ. βίξλίφο!, 
 to look at, behold, see, look towards, tend or 
 incline ; «^50 to take heed, to beware, to have 
 regard or respect to ; to live ; 1. a. ind. act. 
 Κλι-^α, perf ind. pas. βϊξ,λζμμαι. As if from. 
 βάλλω ώττα. 
 
 Βλίτυγις, and βλίχυγζς, ων, αΐ, trifles, bag- 
 atelles. From βαλεΐν, because rejected. 
 
 Βλίφαξίζω, f. Ίσω, to wink, shut the eyes 
 often ; and 
 
 ΒλίφΆξΐς, ι^ος, '/ι, the edge ♦>• hair of the 
 eyelids ; more frequently βλίφχξί'^ες, ων, at, in, ■ 
 jilur. the eyelasiies ; also tlie eyelids. 
 ί ΒΑΕ'ΦΆΤΟΝ, ου, το, the' eyelids. Fro7n 
 
BDA 
 
 152 
 
 ΒΟΗ 
 
 βλίΐΤΰυ; φχξϋζ, ί. e. a covering of the sight, or 
 because Iv tm βλί•ηιν α'/ξεται, it is lifted up. 
 
 Βλέ-ψ/ί, εωξ, h, the act of seeing or behold- 
 ing, a viewing. From 2. sing. perf. ind. pas. 
 of βλί•^ω. 
 
 Έλ^ιάύξ, part. 1 . a. pas. βλ'/ιύ^νχι, 1 . a. hif. 
 pas. β^τιβητι, 1. a. imperat. jms. β?..'/ι&ω, 1. a. 
 suhj. pas. of βάλλω. 
 
 Ιβλΐίμα,, ecTos, το, a throw, a cast, a blow, a 
 wound. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 Έλήμίνος, hy AphcBr. or Ion. and Poet, for 
 βίζλνιμίνος, perf. part. ims. of βάλλω, perf. ind. 
 pas. βίζλημΰίΐ. Others form it from βλγ)μι. 
 
 Έλίησύα,ι, by rejecting the augme?it and 
 reduplic. for βίζλΤκτύαι, perf. inf. pas. of 
 βάλλω. 
 
 Βλίίτβ, Poet, and Ion. for Ιζίζλγιτο, 3. sing, 
 pluperf. ind. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Βλ'/ιτξοιιπ, dat. pi. Ion. from 
 
 3λ7ίτξον, ου, το, a nail or spike, a peg or pin. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 ΒΛΗΧΑ'ΟΜ AI, ωμα,ι, f '/ίσομ,α,ι, p. νιμοίΐ, 
 to bleat as a sheep ; to crj' as an infant. 
 
 Έ>λ'Λχιτ6(!ΐ.ι, pres. inf. mid. of βλή^ομαι. 
 Poet, for βλ'Λχα,σύ Oil, from βληχάομα,ι. Whence 
 
 Βλ'^,χτι, ni-, 'h, a bleating. 
 
 'Βλ^;ζ^μοί, α,τοζ, το, the same, and from the 
 same. 
 
 BAHXP0^2, a, ov, weak, feeble, faint; 
 strong, mighty ; «5 also α,^ληχ^οός. Hence 
 βλ'/ιχξωζ, adv. 
 
 Βλίξ, adv. continually, incessantly, con- 
 stantly. From βολνι, a blow. 
 
 ΒΛΓΤΟΝ, ov, TO, blit, a7i insipid pot herb. 
 
 ΒΑΓΤΤΩ,^". βλ'ισω, p. β'ίζλικ,α,, to squeeze 
 out, as honey from the comb. 
 
 'Βλοσυξοίο, gen. sing. Ion. for -ou,from 
 
 Έλοσΰξο;, -ξά, -ξον, of a terrible aspect, grim, 
 stern. 
 
 'Βλοσΰζω'^ίί, i^os, h•, ha\'ing fierce and terri- 
 ble eyes ; and 
 
 Βλοσΰξωτοί, h, ov, haAnng a terrible look. 
 From ω-φί the eye, and βλοίτυξο;, stern, grim. 
 
 Β ΑΤ'ΖΩ, and βλύω, f βλύα-ω, p. βεζλνκχ, 
 to flow, gush out, bubble up ; pour out. A 
 word formed from the murmuring of water. 
 
 Έλωάξδ;, ξκ, ξον, tall, lofty, high, full oF 
 leaves, green, tender. From βλώσκ,ω, to as- 
 cend. 
 
 ΒΛΩΜΟ'2, ου, ο, a morsel or mouthful, a 
 fragment, a bit, apiece of bread. From βάλλω. 
 
 ΒλωίΠί, ΐωξ, '/ι, a coming, arrival. From 
 
 BAil'2Kii,y. ω(τω, p. ωκ,ύΐ, to come, arrive; 
 ascend, increase ; go, cry out. 
 
 Bi«, 3. nng. jrres. ind. act. contr. for βοάει, 
 from βοάω. 
 
 'Boacc, Poet, for βοα,, by a Pleonasm of the 
 letter a, 3. sing, indie. 2>res. act. from the 
 Sflme Th. 
 
 Boaceffxov, 1. sing, impeif. indie, act. Ion. 
 and Poet, for ^^Όων,^οηι βοάω. 
 
 Βοάγξίον, ov, το, a shield, made of the skin of 
 the wild ox, or covered with ox-hide. From 
 βΰνί arid άγξίοζ, wild. 
 
 Έβάγξίοζ, ov, h, Boagrius, a river of Locris* 
 
 Bootuoo;, ου, ο. Dor. for βο'ήύόος. Poet, for 
 
 ivhich is used more frequently βοτ,βος, ου, ό καίϊ 
 
 71, an auxihary, an aid, assistant, warrior ; 
 
 swift in battle. Th. βοτ^ύιω. 
 
 ΈοχνεξγΙ;, Syriac f Gr. υΙο) βξοντγ^ξ, sons of 
 thunder) Boanerges, Marc, iii, 17. 
 
 Βόχ^, οίκοζ, ό, a kind of fsh, so called front 
 the noise it makes •, it is also called /3β>?ξ and 
 βω^. From βοάω. 
 
 ΈοοίσΌίΐ, Oor. for βοάι^, 2. sing. pres. ind. 
 jms. of βοάω. 
 
 Βοάίτοί;, α,ντοζ. Dor. for βοΥισοί,ς, part. 1 . α. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 Έοάο-ι, Oor. for βοωα-ι, 3. pi, j)res. ind. act. 
 contr. from the verb 
 
 ΒΟΑΏ, ω, f 'Λσω, p. βίζό'/ικα, to cry or 
 call out, bawl out, speak loud, cry out to, 
 celebrate ; it is also said of inanimate things, as 
 ουτί κ,υμκ βοάα, nor does the sea roar or re- 
 sound, Iliad xiv, 394 ; imperf. ind. act. Ιζ'οα,ον, 
 ων, 1. α. ind, act. Ιζό-Λσα, 1. α. imperat. act. 
 βογίίτον, α,τω, 
 
 Έοείοί, κί, h, a bull-hide ; shield or buckler, 
 made of bull-hide, Anacr. See the next word, 
 Th. βοΖζ.] 
 
 Έόίίο;, ίίοί, uov, of or belonging to an ox or 
 bullock ; βοεί'/ι (άσ'τΊζ understoodj a shield or 
 buckler, Anacr. Λ 
 
 Έόίοί, ία, ίον, the satne, and from the same 
 Th. 
 
 Ββί?, nom. pi. of βου?, βοο;, ό 'λολ υι. 
 Έο'/ι, 5??, «, a crying out, a shout, a clamour j 
 also a battle ; otrov ά,το βογίί ϊνίχίν, as much as 
 was possible bv means of the voice or shouting, 
 i. e. in appearance only and not in reality, 
 JCen. Hist, ii, 4, 21. The only other instance 
 known of this remarkable idiom is in Thucyd. 
 viii, 92. See Wyttenb. Select, p. 414. From 
 βοάο^•] 
 
 Bii, Ion. and Dor. for βοα,, 3. sing, presi 
 subj. act. contr. of βοάω. 
 
 Bo'/iiuoi, α,ς, 'h, help, assistance, succour ; a 
 repelhng of evil ; pursuit of fugitives. From 
 ΒΟΗΘΕΏ, ω,f. ήσω, p. βίζοΫ,β'/ικ,οι,, to aid, 
 to help, assist, succour ; to come to the assis- 
 tance of, to encounter the enemy, to plead for, 
 q d. us T'/iv βονιν 3-ίω, to run up at a cry or 
 shout; 1. a. ind. act. ίζο'/)ύ•/ισα, 1. a. imperat. 
 act. βο' /i^nirov, άτω' 2. sing, jrres. imperat. act. 
 βο'ήύίΐ, contract, for βο' /ihi. 
 
 Έονιί'/ιμοί, oiTos, TO, help, remedy, support, 
 aid ; and 
 
 Bo'/iu'/iTiKo;, '/), ov, auxiliary, able or willing to 
 aid. Also 
 
 Bo'/iSos, ου, hoc) n, and βο'ΛύΌος, Poet, an aid, 
 a helper or auxiliary. See Ιβοα,ΘΌοζ. From 
 βοηύίω. 
 
 Βο^ιλαα-ΐα, xg, τι, the driving away of oxen ; 
 prey, plunder. From βου? and Ιλαύνω, to drive 
 away. 
 
 Βοτιλά-τίω, f. Ϋκτω., p. vixct, to drive or tend 
 oxen, to feed or pasture them ; to drive th@m 
 away as plunder. From 
 
BOM 
 
 153 
 
 BOT 
 
 "Βο'ήλατίΐίί βυ, ο, a herdsman, he that drives 
 or tends oxen, he that drives them away ; and 
 Βο'ήλάπζ, t^os, 'h, slie that drives oxen or 
 drives them away. From βου$ and Ιλαύνω. 
 
 Ββίν, Ion. and Oor. for βοκν, pres. irtf. 
 contr. from βοάω, to cry out ; and βοίίί. Ion. 
 and Dor. for βοΖ;, 2. sing. pres. suhj, act, 
 from the same. 
 
 So'/ivo/Lio;, ου, ο, a feeder or keeper of oxen, 
 a herdsman. From το ζαν? vi/u-nv, to feed oxen. 
 
 IBor/Tus, ύος, η, the same ivith βο^, a cry, 
 shout. Th. βαάω. 
 
 Έό&ξ/αν, ου, το, a little ditch or furrow, a little 
 cavity; dim. from 
 
 Β0'ΘΡ02, ου, ο, a deep hole, a pit, a ditch ; 
 q. d. βά&ξοζ, from βάβας, 
 
 Έόύυνο;, ου, ο, the same, but more Attic, as 
 if from βοί^ύνο), to scoop out, make deep. 
 
 Τ5οΊ"^άξΐον, or βοί'^ίον, ου, ro, a heifer, a steer. 
 From βοΖζ. 
 
 Έοϊκ,οί, ij, ov, of or belonging to an ox or 
 cow. Fro?)i the same ζίύγη ζοϊκα, (nom. pi.) 
 yokes of oxen. 
 
 ^οΐΜτάζχ^ω, or -m,f. ζω, or sicny, to govern 
 the Boeotians, 
 
 Ώβιωτίχ, CCS, h, the name of a country, 
 Boeotia. 
 
 βΰίωτο;, ου, ο, Boeotian. 
 
 Έολκων, gen. pi. ^ol. of βολ'/ι, a blow or 
 stroke. Th. βάλλω, to throw. 
 
 ^όλζιτον, and βόλϊτον, ου, ro, dung, ordure. 
 From βολ'/ι, because it is cast out. 
 
 ΒΟΛΒΟ' Σ, ου, ό, an onion, a bulb, any bul- 
 bous root. Hejice 
 
 Έΰλζω'^'/ΐί, ζοζ. ο noLi '/ι, bulbous, bulb-rooted. 
 
 Βίλί), yjs, h, a throw, a cast ; also a stroke, 
 blow ; gen. 2^1. ^ol. βολάων. From the perf. 
 ind. mid. βίζολα, of the old verb βίλλω, βελίω, 
 or βΰλίω,for βάλλω. 
 
 Έολίζω, f. ίσ•ω, p. βιζ'ολικα., to cast or let 
 down a sounding line, to heave the lead, Acts 
 xxvii, 28 ; 1. a. ind. act. ΚΌλκτα, part. 1. a. 
 act. βολίσχί, avrog. From 
 
 Βίλ<ί, ί^ος, 7i, a dart, javelin, arrow ; also a 
 line and plummet, ivith ivhich viariners sound 
 the depth of luaters. Th. βάλλω, to cast or 
 throw. 
 
 Βόλο?, ου, ο, a cast or throw of dice, or of a 
 net, and hence a draught, a catching or tak- 
 ing ; a casting or shedding of teeth. Ion. and 
 Poet, a sling, drag-net. From the same. 
 
 Έομ,ζίυντί, -iυσ^^,Dor.forβoμζoυa^i• βομζίυα-α, 
 Dor. for βομ,ζουσ•χ, whispering, humming, buzz- 
 ing, whizzing, pres. p>art. act. contr. nom. 
 sing.f g. from, 
 
 Έομξ'ίω, ω, f τισω, p. '/ικοί, to hum, buzz, 
 whisper, murmur, ring. From 
 
 B0'MB02, ου, 0, the humming or buzzing 
 of bees, any noise. Hence 
 
 Έομζύλνι, yis, «, a kind of noisy bee ; also 
 any noisy insect ; and 
 
 Έο/!/,ζνλιοί, OV, 0, the same ; also a kind of 
 cup, βομζουν Iv TJj '/rofftr and 
 
 Βί^?ί/|, uxosf 0, a silk -worm. From βόμ,ζοξ. 
 
 20 
 
 ΒΟ'ΝΑ^ΟΣ, or βόνασ-ΰ-οί, ου, ο, a Icind of 
 wild bull, called also a monops, Aristot. 
 
 Βββζ, 0, a mans name, Boaz. Hebr. inde- 
 clin. Eng. in whom there is strength. 
 
 Βοοζύγιον, ου, το, a yoke of oxen. 
 
 ΒΟΡΑ', as, 71, food, nourishment, Hercd. 
 Sophocl. properly of brutes. From βόω or 
 βόιτκω, to nourish. 
 
 'ΒΌξΟίβξον, ου, το, a hole or pit. 
 
 ΈοξζοξοκοΙτ^, ου, ό, that lies in the mud oi* 
 mire, the name of a frog in Horn. Batrachom* 
 227. From βόξζοξοξ and xo'tT'/i, a bed. 
 
 B0'PB0P02, ov, 0, mud, mire, dirt, clay, 
 properly from βοξχ. Hence 
 
 ^οξζΰξόω, ω, f ώιτω, to cover with mud, to 
 soil, to dirt. 
 
 BOPBOPrZil, /. ίίω, to rumble or croak 
 OS the bowels d.o. Aristoph. 
 
 Έοξίοίο, gen. sing. ASol. for βοξίον, as also 
 βοξίω, gen. sing. Ion. of 
 
 Β0ΡΕΆ2, and Ion. βοξί'/ΐ5, ου, ο, the north 
 
 wind, the north, Boreas. From βοα,ν xeu 
 
 ρεΐν, because it is a loud and violent wind •, or 
 
 from βοξά, because it creates an appetite. Hence 
 
 Έοξί'ήόίν, adv. Poet, from the north ; and 
 
 Έόξiίos, and βοξν{ιΌ:, Poet, ου, ο κα) vi, of or 
 belonging to the north, northerly ; ί?Γεξβό^£βί, 
 that comes from the remotest parts of the north, 
 hyperborean. 
 
 Έοξνιν, ace. sing. Ion. for βοξάν, from βοζά. 
 
 Ήόξμαζ, and βύξμοίζ, ascos, ο, an ant ; be- 
 cause it diligently βοξάν μάιι, that is, seeks for 
 food ; or from μύ^μγιζ, (μ IS put for β j^oliCf 
 and these two letters have an ajjinity.) 
 
 Έόρρα^ν, adv. from the north. 
 
 Boppas, a, 0, Boreas, the north wind ; so also 
 βoρpΐίs, nom. sing. Ion. 
 
 Boa-is, ius, 'h, food, nourishment, forage. 
 Th. βόω, obsolete, to feed. 
 
 Βοσ'κίω, See Βόίτκω.^ 
 
 ΒΌσκτιμα, aros, το, cattle, an animal, a flock, 
 herd, Xen. Mem. i, 5, 2 ; also a pasture. 
 From βό<τκω, ivhich is from the same. 
 
 Έοίτκ,νκηΊσΰί, Oor. for βοστί'ίίσίσύι^ 2. pi. l.f> 
 ind. mid. of βοσχίω, or βόσκω, 
 
 Boffx'/iffts, ias, 'h, a feeding. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Bog-xovTi, Oor, for βόσχοοοΊ, 3. pi. pres. ind, 
 act.frotn 
 
 Βόσκω, βαω, βoσ•Λlω,f, βοσω, βωσω, βοσκνισω, 
 J). β'ιζοχΛ, β'ιζωκοί, βίζόσκηκα, to feed, give 
 food, to maintain, Aristoph. Nub. 330 ; to lead 
 to pasture; 1. a. ind. act. Ιζόσα, Ι^ωσκ, ISo- 
 σκ'/ισοί. From the obsolete βόω,^ 
 
 Βοσοζ, a proper name, Bosor, Hebr. (a 
 scatterer) who was also called Βίωξ, the father 
 of Balaam. 
 
 Βόστοξον, ου, το, an Indian plant and fruit ; 
 also the Bosphorus. 
 
 B0'2TPTX02, ov, l•, and βόστ^υΐ, χοξ, ί, 
 a lock of curled hair, a curl, a woman's braided 
 hair, a tuft of hair. From βότξυ$, because 
 grapes hang together like curls. 
 
 Bora, uv, r»t pl* «heep. See Btt'ov. 
 
EOT 
 
 154 
 
 BOY 
 
 "Beravyi, vii, vi, herb, herbage, grass. From 
 β'οω, to feed. Hence 
 
 Έοτχνιχο;, h, ov, of or belonging to herbs or 
 plants. Hence βοτανιχνι, m, h, sc. τίχ,ννι, 
 botany, the knowledge of plants ; and 
 
 Έοτάνιον, ου, το, a little herb, small grass. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Έοτϊΐξ, νζοξ, Ό, Poet, a shepherd, herdsman. 
 Fro?n the same Th. 
 
 Βίτον, οϋ, το, a flock, herd which is fed or 
 tended ; pi. τα βοτα, ων, sheep. From β'οω, obsol. 
 
 Ββτοί, ου, ο, pasture, food, nourishment. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 'BoT^v^to-j, ου, TO, a little bunch or cluster ; 
 a grape stone ; Dim. and 
 
 BoT^y^ijv. adv. in bunches or clusters, like 
 grapes. Th. βότξυ?. 
 
 Έοτξνο^αι;, ό xct) 'h, a vine, which bears 
 bunches, as its offspring. Frovi βότξυ; and 
 
 B0'TPT2, rjos, 0, a bunch or cluster of 
 grapes, a grape ; the narne of a plant ; voc. ω 
 βότξυ, ace. pi. β'οτξνα,ζ ; which τοτον phi, i. e. 
 sheds beverage or drink. Hence βοτξνόει; 
 ίΐτίτα, iv, gen. ivToi, full of clusters, cluster- 
 ing. 
 
 Bey, a particle ivhich augments the m.ean- 
 ing of words, from βοΖξ, an ox, because it is a 
 large animal ; as βούνίζξο;, βούτταΐξ, which see. 
 
 Bey, also Poet, for βοάς. 
 
 Έούζ&λΐζ, ihoi, 'h, a wild cow, a she-bufialo, 
 ^schyl. 
 
 Βοιίβάλβί, ου, ο, a buffalo or wild ox. From 
 βοΖξ. 
 
 ΈουζοτΆζ, α, ο. Dor. for βουζότ•/;;, ου, ο, one 
 that feeds or tends oxen, a herdsman. From 
 β ους and β'οω, obsol. to feed. 
 
 Βονζρωσίί, or βούζξωιττι;, ίω;, Υΐ, extreme 
 hunger. From βοΰ aji augmentative particle 
 and βξωσ-ι;, food j which is from βξύσκω, to 
 eat. 
 
 BOTBPJN, Zm, o, the groin. The term 
 is also opp)lied to a tumour in the groin, or in 
 any other ])art of the body. 
 
 Έουγά'ιΌ;, ov, ο xai h, that boasts immoder- 
 ately, a braggart, a boaster. From γα'ιω, to 
 boast, and βου. 
 
 ΒούγΧωσσοζ, and -ov, ου, ο κα) το, ox-tongue, 
 a plant ; Engl, bugloss ; and 
 
 Έονγλωιητοί, ου, ο, the sole, a fish. From 
 βονζ and yXua'tra. 
 
 Έού^οξο;, ου, ό χ,κ) *ι, that skins or flays 
 oxen. From βοΰι and ^οξα, a skin, which is 
 from Υίζω, to take off' the skin. 
 
 'ΒουΰνσΊα,, a,;, τι, a sacrificing of oxen. From 
 βοΖς and Β^υω, to sacrifice. 
 
 ΙΒουκοίϊοζ, βουκοζ, and βωχοζ. Dor, ου, ο, 
 that tends or feeds oxen, a herdsman ; a reaper 
 or mower, the same with βούτνίί, ου, ο. Th. 
 βουι. 
 
 Βουχίντξον, ου, το, an ox-goad J a goad 
 with which oxen are driven. 
 
 Βουχολίω, oi),f. ή<τω, p. vixci, to feed oxen or 
 herds, Theocr. viii ; also generally to feed and 
 
 to suckle ; j)a5. to stray, to wander ; to deceive 
 with fair words, coax, allure, Lucian. βουχο- 
 k'sovTi, dat. sing. part. pres. act. From βοϋς 
 and χόλον, food. J 
 
 Έουχολϊα, ag, h, the same with βουχόλιον. 
 Also 
 
 ΙΒονχολίΰίζω, βωχολιύζω, and βωκολιάσοω. 
 Dor. f άίτω, or άζ,ω, to sing a pastoral song ; 
 and thence 
 
 Βουχολίΰίΐτμοί, ου, ο, the singing of a pas- 
 toral song, accompa?iied xvith the jnpe or flute 
 and dancing ; also 
 
 Έουχολιοίο-τί!?, ου, ο, one who sings pastoral 
 songs, a pastoral poet or minstrel. From βου$, 
 an ox, and χόλον, food. 
 
 Έουχολϊχοί, 71, ov, of or belonging to a 
 shepherd or keeper of cattle, pastoral ; and 
 
 Έουχόλιον, or -o?, ου, το or ο, a herd or drove 
 of cattle ; also 
 
 Έουχολι^μος, ου, ο, a pastoral song ; and 
 
 Ι^ουχόλοζ, and Dor. βoJxόλoξ, ου, ο, a herds- 
 man, a grazier, a keeper of cattle. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Ήουλαφοξοί, Dor. for βουΧηφ'οξΟξ. 
 
 Έούλίΐ, Ait. for βούλτι, 2. j^^rs. si7ig. pres. 
 ind. mid. of βούλομοίΐ. 
 
 Ιούλιο, choose or prefer thou, 2. sing. pres. 
 imperat. mid. Ion. for βουλου, from the same 
 Th. 
 
 Έούλίτ\ for iSooXiTo, 3. nng. imperf. ind. 
 mid. of the same vzvb. 
 
 ΈουλΒυίο, lun. for βονλΐόου, 2. sing. pres. 
 imperat. mid. or pas. of βουΧίύω. 
 
 Έουλίύ'/ια-βιχ, for βουλίύ•/!ξ, 2. sing. pres. 
 suhj. act. Ion. by Paragoge of S-a, from the 
 verb βουλίύω. 
 
 BouXivuci, Άτοζ, TO, design ; consultation^ 
 deliberation. From βουΧίύω. 
 
 Έουλίύ/ΐΑίνοξ, being willing, Dor. and Poet, 
 for βουλ'ομίνοί, pres. piart. mid. of βούΧομοίΐ. 
 
 ΒουΧιΰομοίΐ, to consult, pay regard to ; con- 
 trive, plan, devise •, decide upon, resolve, adopt; 
 ούτι Υΐμϊν χοίχωξ βεζουλίυμ'ίνα iffToci, nor will 
 things have been ill devised for planned) for 
 ourselves, or we shall have consulted our own 
 advantage, Herod, i, 112; also i, 116; also 
 Eiirip. Med. 889.] 
 
 Έούλιυα•οίΐ, 2. sing. 1. a. imp)erat. m. βονλίύ- 
 σκντί, dat. sing, jiart. 1. a. act. of βουλίύω. 
 Th. βουλή. 
 
 Έουλίύα-οίντί, part. 1. α. ind. act.nom. dual. 
 βουλίύσ-/ι, 3. ^;ers. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of 
 βουλζυω. 
 
 Έούλευσεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 from the same Th. 
 
 Έουλίυίτις, ίω$, h, consultation, deliberation ; 
 and 
 
 Έουλίυτήξίον, ου, το, a place of consultation, 
 a council-chamber, senate-house, hall of justice, 
 a court, Lys. 
 
 Έουλίυττι;, ου, ό, a counsellor, a senator. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Έουλίυτϊχο;, h, ov, of or belonging to flie 
 senate or court, senatorial ; and , 
 
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 155 
 
 ΒΟΩ 
 
 BeuXsiyfoi, h, ov, falling under, or subject to, 
 ieliberation. From the same Th. 
 
 ^ουλίύω, J". iuffUi p. βίζρύλίυχα, to consult, 
 deliberate, study, meditate, resolve; 1. a. ind. 
 act. ϊζου'Κίυσίχ,, 1. a. ind. m. ΙζουΧζυσάμην. 
 Th. βουΧτι, counsel. See also Έουλίύΰμκί. 
 
 Έονλίων, gen. pi. Ion. for βουλών, from 
 
 ΒΟΤΛΙΓ, jJi, 'h, counsel, design, intent, 
 consultation ; a place of consultation ; a court. 
 Hence βονΧζύο}, to consult, βονλίυτίι;, ov, o, a 
 senator, βουΧίντΥίξίον, ου, το, a court, Ιτιζονλτι, 
 55ί, 'h, a snare, an ambush, συμζ,ουΧιΰω, to give 
 advice, to advise. 
 
 Ββιίλ^α/, Ion. or Poet, for βούλγ, 2. sing. 
 jires. subj, or ind. mid. of βούΧομα,ι. 
 
 'QovXrihlm, tis, v), 1. 2. and 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ej^t, pas. of the same. 
 
 'Άουληβύ;, ύσα, εν, pa;rt. 1. a. pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Έούλτιμχ, ατοΐ, ro, will, pleasure, purpose j 
 decree. Th, βούλομοί». 
 
 Βοι/λίΪΛν, and βουλγοΊ, dat. pi. Ion. for βαυ~ 
 XecTsifrom βουλ^. 
 
 Τ&ουλπίτι;, ίωζ, 'h, the same ivith βούλνιμα, 
 «Tos, TO, and from the same. 
 
 Έουλητίκοζ, it, ov, A'oluntary ; a?id 
 
 Έουλίΐτο;, h, ov, falling under or subject to 
 the will, depending on the will. From βού- 
 λομοίί. 
 
 Έουλτιφόξοί, ου, ο κα.) h, a counsellor or giver 
 of counsel ; a prince, ruler, magistrate ; voc. 
 ω βουλ'/ΐφόξί. From βουλ*ι and φ'^ξω. 
 
 Έουλιμίίία/, M,f. ά,αω,ρ. αχα, to be exhausted 
 with excessiA-^e hunger, to faint, or be almost 
 dead wnth hunger j Xeyi. Cyropced. and 
 Anab. 
 
 ^ov\oiA,for 
 
 ΒΟΤ'ΛΟΜΑΙ, to will, to be willing ; also 
 to prefer, choose, Iliad i, 117 ; to wish ; to be 
 of opinion ; to intend or mean ; to require ; 
 βούλΐί, Att. and βουλνιαι, 2. sing, jyres. ind. 
 mid. Poet, for βούλψ pres. opt. mid. βουΧοΊμνιν, 
 010, otTo- imperf. indie. m,id. ΚουΧόμνιν, and 
 νίζουΧΌμτίν, Att. ου, iTo• 1. f mid. βουΧνίσομαι, 
 p. ind. ]ias. βιζοΰΧνιμαι, as if from the obsol. 
 βουΧάομοίΐ' 1 . a. ind. pas. ΙζουΧήύ'/ιν, and Att. 
 'Α^ουΧνιβγιν iJeif. ind. m. βίζουΧχ, in compos. 
 as if from βουΧάω, obsol. From, the aug- 
 Tnentative particle βου and Xau, to be Avil- 
 ling.]^ 
 
 Βοίϋλβ;, guts, of which sausages are made. 
 
 'ΆουΧϋτοζ, ου, ο, the time when oxen are 
 loosed from the yoke, or evening. From 
 βοΰ; and Χυω, to loose. 
 
 Βούνίζξοί, ov, 0, a great fawn or hind. From 
 βου, augm. particle, arid νίζξοξ, a fawn ; το 
 βούνεζξον is also met with. 
 
 ^ovvoithvis, ίος, ό άο.) yi, full of hills, hilly, 
 Mountainous, like a hill or mountain. From 
 sT^oi, toi, TO, form, shape, ^c. 
 
 BOTNO^S, ov, «5, a hill, ' hillock, cliff, rising 
 ground ; heap. 
 
 Boi»vii^>}f, ios, χΛΐ h, full of hills, hilly, 
 like a hill. From βουνοζ and sH^oi, form. 
 
 Βίί/ίτα/ί, ai^oi, 0, a great fat overgrown bey 
 or lad. From βου, augm. particle, and τχ7ζ, a 
 boy. Hence perhajjs the Fngl. booby. 
 
 BavraXos, ov, n, properly a great wrestler ; 
 also a great ass ; or simply great. From ββυ 
 and τάλ' /j, wrestling. 
 
 ΈουτΧΫΊ^, νιγος, ο xxi h, a goad, with which 
 oxen are driven; the same with βούχιντξον, q. d, 
 βου; -ττΧήττων or a whip, made of bullock's 
 hide. 
 
 Bfluoro^e/ oSsXo), ων, o'l, great spits, as f for 
 spitting oxen. From βοϋί and ίτίΤξω, to pierce 
 through ; p. ind. m. -χί'τοξοι,. 
 
 ΈούξΟίΐΤίΤΟί, or βΌξθί.σσοί, ου, ο, the fruit wrap- 
 ped up or enveloped in a branch of the palm 
 tree, i. e. the date inclosed in its covering. 
 
 B0T~2, oos, xoii n, an ox, bujl, cow ; a 
 bull-hide ; a whip or scourge made of bull-hide ; 
 also a shield ^~c. at βόι;, cows, dat. pi. βουα-)^ 
 and Ion. β'οίσσιν, in ace. sing. βοΖν, ace. pi. 
 βόα,ς, βοΰί, contr. 
 
 Έούσΐξΐζ, ο, in acc. sing. Έουα-ίξΐν, Busiris, 
 king of the Agrigentines. 
 
 'Βουστξοφ'/ΐ^ον, adv. by going backward and 
 forward as oxen do in ploughing ; hence the 
 manner of writing distinguished by this wordy 
 that is, frst goi^ig from the left to the right 
 hand, and then from right to left.] 
 
 ΈούτκΧι;, 'h, a night bird, sujijmsed to be the 
 owl ; it occurs only in one place, JEsop^s 
 Fables, and is omitted in almost all the Lex- 
 icons. ] 
 
 BovTocs, a, 0, Dor. for 
 
 Έούτη?, ου, ο, a keeper of oxen, a herdsman ; 
 also a proper name, Butes. From βότ'/ι;, for 
 ivhich is also used βοτηξ, ηξο;, ό, a feeder of 
 cattle, a grazier. * Th. βόω, obsol. to feed. 
 
 Ήούτομος, and -ov, ου, ο y.cu το, an aquatic 
 plant, so called, because βοϊς τ'ίμνουσι, oxen 
 browse it, Theocr. xiii, 35.] 
 
 'βούτϋξον,ου, To,h\xiiQr. Gen. yivm, S. From 
 βοΖς, a coAv, and τυξΌς, coagulation or cheese, 
 which is made generally of coiv's milk. The 
 penult is most j)roperly long, though some make 
 it short. '\ 
 
 Έουφονίω, ω, f. τισω, p. ηχ,οί, to slaughter 
 oxen ; and hence 
 
 Έουφόνίχ, ων, τα, a festival of Jupiter, so 
 called from sacrificing an ox, Ainstojjh. Ahib. 
 981.] 
 
 Έουψόνος, ου, ό na) τι, that slays or sacrifices 
 oxen ; a priest who offers oxen in sacrifice. 
 From βοΰί and φ'ινω, to kill ; p. ind. mid. 
 τίφονα. Hence φόνος, slaughter. 
 
 BO'n,y. όσ-ω, and ωτω, p. xa, to feed, an 
 obsol. root, for which βόα•χω is used, ivhich see. 
 Hence βοτίΐξ, βοτον, βοτάνη, I^^oSot'/is, μηΧο^ό" 
 Tfis, c|-c. 
 
 Έοάτιν, 1. sing. pres. opt» act. for βοάοιμι^ 
 contract, βοωμι• and 
 
 Έούμίνοί, p7^es. part. 2)as. contract, from 
 βοάω. 
 
 Βίίκν, Ιο7ΐ. and contr. for ΚΌκβν, 3. /»/, i?n- 
 
ΒΡΑ 
 
 156 
 
 ΒΡΕ 
 
 perf. ind. act. of βοάω• βοωντοζ, gen. sing, j^art 
 pres. act. contract, 
 
 BflsJvTi, Dor. for βοωσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. 
 Contr. of βοάω. 
 
 'Qo&iTYt;, ου, ό, and Έοω'Τίζ, tSos, ^, having 
 large, i. e. beautiful eyes (like those of an ox) ; 
 more exactly, full-eyed, Douglas' Essay on the 
 Mod. Greeks. From βου; and ci -φ, the eye ; 
 from the p. ind. mid. ωτα, from ο^τομΰα, 
 to see.] 
 
 Έΰύα•>^;, gen. sing. pres. part. act. f. g. 
 contr. of βοάω. 
 
 ^οωτίω^ f. mcrJ, p. νίκα, to plough, to till ; 
 pres. inf. act, contr. βοωτΰν. From βου; and 
 ώύ'ίω, to drive. 
 
 ^οώτ'/ΐζ, ου, Ion. ιω, ο, the name of a constel- 
 lation near the great bear, Bootes, called also 
 Arctophyiax. Also a driver of oxen, a herds- 
 man. From βοΰ$ and ώθ'ίω, to drive. 
 
 Βξ&ξζίίχ, a;, '/I, the regulation of the public 
 games, and the deciding or adjudging the 
 prizes i/i the same; also any decision, judg- 
 ment, or resolution. 
 
 Έξο,οίίον, ου, το, the prize or reward of 
 victory, 1. Cor. ix. 21. From the follovoing Th. 
 Hence Engl, brave. 
 
 BPABET'2 (βξ&ζίυ;), ίος, or ζως, he who 
 assigns the prize in the games, the judge or 
 director of the games. 
 
 B^a^suTwj, ov, 0, the same. From 
 
 Έξαζενω, f, ivtrct), p. βίζ,ξάζίυκκ, to assign 
 the prize in the public games, to be judge or 
 arbiter of the same, to decide concerning the 
 victory; also, to rule, govern, direct: /3^«- 
 ζίυ'ίτω, 3. sing. 2)res. imj^erat. act. 1. a. ind. 
 act. ϊζζάζίυοΌ.. Tit. βξοίζιύί. 
 
 Έξάξυλ'χ,, ων, τά, Theocr. vii, 146, from 
 
 ΒνΚΒΤΑΟ^ίβο&ζνλον), ου, το, a damson 
 or Damascene plum. 
 
 ΒΡΑ'ΓΧ02, ov, 0, or to;, ro, hoarseness, 
 Thucyd. ii, 49. The same originally with 
 βξόγχοί and βοΌχ^ύος, the throat, because that is 
 the seat of the complaint. 
 
 Έξ&Υιω;, slowly, late, lazily ; comjmr. βξχ^ύ- 
 τίξον, superlat. βξοί^ύτΆτοί. From βρ&^ύ$. 
 
 B^si^/vij, '/I, ov, jEoI. for pahivo;, jj, ov, 
 slender. 
 
 'B^a.tiov, comparat. more slowly, and siiperl. 
 βξύ^ιστον. From βξοιΤυ;, slow. 
 
 'Βξΰί^υνοίκτα,ι;, delaying, lingering, dat, pi. 
 pres. part.f g. from 
 
 'Βζοοϋνω, f. υνω, p. υγκ,α, to dela\% loiter, 
 be slow ; i. a. ind. act. Κξά'^υνα,. Th. βρα^ύ;, 
 slow. 
 
 Τ^ξΟί^υ-^λοίω, (a,f. νισω, p. βίζξΟί^υ'Τλό'/ικοί, to 
 sail slowly, Acts xxvii, 7. From βξκ^ύ; and 
 τλ'οοζ. which is from tAsw, to sail. 
 
 ΒΡΑΔΤ'2 {βζο.'^νζ), ue/,, υ, slow, heavy, 
 listless, dull, stupid ; compar. βξα}ίων, and 
 βξάσίτων, or βξα%ΰτίξο;' superl. βξά}ί<Τ70ΐ, or 
 βούί^ύτΆΤΰ;. Hence 
 
 'ΒξΟίΙΰτ'Λζ, γ,τος, 'h, slowness, sloth, dulness. 
 
 BPA'Zii, and βζάσσω, f, aooy p. ««, to be 
 hot, to boil with violence. 
 
 ΒΡΑ'ΘΤ, υο;, TO, or β^άβυ?, v^s, o, a plant, 
 called savin. 
 
 Έξάκ,uι, act, the breeches or trowsers used by 
 the Gauls, Diod. Sic. v, 30. Hesychius has 
 also βξάκ.ίζ, explained by ά,νοίζ,υξί^ίί, lohich see. 
 But βξά,κοί, whicli he exjdains by Ιμ,ύ,ηον woXy- 
 ηλίξ, is used , by Theocrit. xxviii, 11, for a 
 woman's garment, a^id by Sappho also, as cited 
 in Athenceus. Schneid. Lex.^ 
 
 Έξάχανον, ου, το, a Idiid of wild pot herb. 
 
 Έξάχο;, ίο;, το, the Same with βξάχΆ, tis, vS) 
 breeches or trowsers. But seafBga^a/.] 
 
 Έξοίσβύ;, 2)Qrt. 1. a. pas. Κξάσύ'/ιν, 1. a, 
 i7id. pas. of βξόίζω. 
 
 Έξΰίσ•μαί) otro;, το, and βροισ'μο;, ου, ο, heat, 
 a boiling, ebullition. Th. βξύζω. 
 
 Έξά,ιτα-ω, the same with βξάζω. 
 
 'Βζάχί, 3. sing, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act. 
 Ion. of βζά,χ^ω. 
 
 ΈξΆ^ι^^ία, sojv, Toc, shallows, shoals, flats ; 
 called in Latin brevia, from the shallowness 
 (bre\atas) of the unter. 
 
 'Βξο,χ^ίΐΊ, Ion. for βξκχ^ιΊα, nom. sing. f. g. 
 of βζαχ^ύ;. 
 
 Έξοίχ^ύ;, and in f. g. βξοίχ^ζΊσα, part. 2. a. 
 pas. of βξίχ^ομοα, or βξίχω, to make wet or 
 moist ; 2. a. ind. 2)as. Ιζξάχ^ην, 2. a, inf. pas* 
 βξΐΧ'Χηναι. 
 
 Έξαχ^ζω;,- adv. shortly ; briefly, concisely ; 
 for a short time. 
 
 BPAXrXlN (βξο,χΊων], ovos, 0, the arm, 
 the arm from the shoulder to the elbow, a 
 shoulder of veal, ^c. comp. from βξοίχ^υ;, be- 
 cause the arm is shorter than the fore-arm, 
 
 Έξα;^ίων, shorter ; comjmr. and βού;ζΐα•τβί, 
 shortest or very short, sujierl. from 
 
 BPAXT2 (βζά,χ,ϋ;), χ,ίΐα, χυ, ίο;, short • 
 small, little, Demosth. scanty, deficient ; unim- 
 portant, Thucyd. quick, sudden ; μίτα, βξαχυ, 
 a little after ; h βζα,χίΊ, in a short time, Lu- 
 cian ; suddenly, briefly ; χ,α,τα βξοίχυ, by little 
 and little, by degrees ; βξαχύ τι, a little, some- 
 what ; Λα βζο,χ'ίων, in few words ; βξα,χία 
 ττυ^ίσβαι, to ask a few questions, Aristoph. 
 Nub. 478. Hence ^ierhaps in English το 
 
 BREAK.] 
 
 Βξ&χΰσ'ΐ^ΰίξο;, Dor. for βξχχυο-ί'^'/ίξο;, ου, 
 ό zi/.t r„ that has a short iron head or point. 
 Find. From β^αχυ? and σί^γίξο;. 
 
 Ί^ρα,χ^νσύλλα,ζ,ο;, ου, ο κολ '/ι, consisting of 
 short sj'Uables ; not of few syllables, as the Lex-• 
 icons say. Sclicef. Dionys. Hal. 218, woi.] 
 
 'βξαχυτ'/ι;, '/ιτο;, h, shortness, brevity. From 
 βξκχ,ύ;. 
 
 Έξοίχυτξάχ'/ίλοξ, ου, ό και jj, that has a short 
 neck. 
 
 ΒΡΑ'ΧΩ (βξο,χω) f ζω, p. χα, to make 
 a noise, ring, resound, Iliad iv, 420 ; crack ; 
 properly said of those things, ivhich are broken» 
 Hence jyerhaps Engl, brake. 
 
 Βξίγ/ΐΛΆ, a.To;, το, and βξίγμο;, eu, o, the 
 fore part of the head ; the skull. From 
 βξίχω. 
 
BPI 
 
 157 
 
 ΒΡΟ 
 
 3ξί>α}άξ, a word coined to imitate the cry or 
 croaking of frogs. Aristoph. 
 
 'Βξ'ψίο-όαι, to rage, to roar, pres. inf. m. of 
 BPE'Mn,y, μω, to roar, to rage, to ciiafe, 
 to murmur ; p. ind. m. βίζξομα,' and thence 
 βξόμος, roaring noise.] 
 
 Β^ενΛ?, and βξίν^ιζ, 'h, lettuce. 
 ΒΡΕ'ΝΘ02, ου, ο, an uncertain kind of 
 bird ; a kind of ointment of the Lydians ; also 
 pride, arrogance, haughtiness ; hence 
 
 Έξίν^ύζα-^αι, to be proud or arrogant ; to 
 walk or march along in state. Luc. Ti?tio?i. 
 and Aristoph . Nub . 361.] 
 
 Β^ίξα/, 1. a. iiifinit. act. to rain, βξί^Λΐ, I .f. 
 ind. act. (f βξίχ&>, to rain. 
 Έξίττανίκ, as, ri, Britain.] 
 Έξίττανίκ-οζ, jj, ov, British ; Βξζττιανιχ)) vsi<roj, 
 the island of Britain.] 
 
 BPE'TAS, TO, an image, statue ; idol (f 
 wood, JEschyl. 
 
 ΒΡΕ'ΦΟΣ, ίοζ, το, an infant ; a child, 
 Anacr. iii. 
 
 Β^ί^ίίλλ/ον, ου, τα, a little child or infant ; 
 diinin. 
 
 Ιβξί^μοί, α,τοζ, το, and 
 Έζίχ^μοζ, ου, ο, the fore part of the head, the 
 head. From βξίχω. 
 
 ^ξί^ομαι, to be wet, Anacr. iii, 12.] 
 BPE'Xn,y! ^ω, p. χ^οί, to moisten, to wet, 
 to water ; bedew, soften, to drink, to rain ; 2. 
 a. ind. act. ίζξαχ^ον, 2. a. ind. pas. Κξά^'/ιν, p. 
 ind. m. βίζξοχ^οι, p. ind. pas. βίζξίγμα./. 
 Hence seems to be derived the Engl, brook. 
 
 ^^nif(re>y,f. \ω,ρ. χ^οί, to spit out with cough- 
 ing ; to expectorate. From β^σ•σ•ω. Hence 
 jyerhaps the Engl, breast, as we expectorate 
 from this part. 
 
 BPI~, an inseparable aug, particle in com- 
 jyosit. signfi/ing αγοι,ν, very much, greatly, 
 Έξΐάίΐ, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of βξΐάω. 
 Ί^ξΐάξζοξ, ου, ό, Briareus, the na?tie of the 
 hundred-handed gia7it ; from βξΐ, an aug. 
 jMrticle, and"A^yis, Mars, or from βξίαξό;. 
 
 ΙΒξ/άξζων, ace. sing, of Έξΐάξίωζ, ω, ο, Att. 
 for Βξίκξίο;. 
 
 ΈξΪΆξΰζ, ξκ, ξον. Strong, robust, mighty, 
 powerful ; from 
 
 BPIA'il, a>,f aifu, to make strong, strength- 
 en, be strong ; make powerful, be powerful, 
 lift up, exalt, Hesiod. Op. 5 •, to be puffed up. 
 BPrZil,y. ίαΜ, and 1%ω, to sleep after eat- 
 ing, Iliad iv, 223, q. d. βοζίζω. 
 
 Έξϊ'ήττυοί, ου, ό ita) h, shouting loudly, an 
 epithet of Mars. From βξΐ and τ,'^ύω, to make 
 a noise, to cry out. 
 Έξί^ος, ios, TO, and 
 
 Έξϊ^ΰΰ-ΰντι, πί, ή, weiglit, heaviness, clumsi- 
 ness. 
 
 B^r^yj, ίΓα, υ, gen, ios, i'lcc;, io;, heavy. 
 ΒΡΓΘΩ, /. σω, p. κα, to be heavy, be 
 loaded, be weighed down ; to weigh down ; 
 incline downwards, or descend by reason of a 
 weight ; to fall or rush upon violently ; to be 
 fiijll, to abound"; p. ind. m. βίζξίδα,. 
 
 ΈζΤμ'/ι, vii, 'ί, strength, power ; threats. Fropi 
 
 βξΐά,ω. 
 
 ΒΡΙΜΟΌΜΑΙ, ουμαι, and -άομα,ι, ωμο^ι, to 
 rage, roar, gnash the teeth, foam with rage, 
 be enraged at, Xen. Cyrop. iv, 5, 5. From 
 
 βξΖμύα. 
 
 Βξϊο'ά,ξμα,τΰς, ου, ό χοι) h, OA'erburdening or 
 weighing down the chariot, Hesiod. From 
 βζ'ιύω, to weigh down, and οί^μα, a chariot or 
 car. 
 
 Β(»/ί7•£ΐ/ί, Yiot, 0, the name of a man, Briseus. 
 
 Έξία-'/ιίΰχ, ace. si7ig. of 
 
 Έξίβ-'/ι'ϊί, i^os, 'h, the name of a woman^ 
 Briseis. 
 
 ΒΡΓΙ!202, ου, a, a kind of sea urchin, Ans- 
 tot. Hist. Anim. iv. 
 
 ΒΡ0'ΓΧ02, ου, ο, the throat, gullet, wind- 
 pipe ; βξόχ^^ο$, ου, ο, the same. From βξόχ;ω, to 
 swallow or suck up, which see. 
 
 B^e^fly, a rose ; JEol.for polov, which see. 
 
 Έξομί&>, a, f '/tau, the s'lme as βξίμω, 
 Apol. Rhod.'\ 
 
 Ίβ'ξόμιο;, ου, ο, a title of Bacchus ; adj. -toSf 
 la, lov, roaring, raging j also a kind of wine, 
 Anacr. xxi, 2.] 
 
 'Άοομοζ, ου, ο, a roaring, a bellowing, noise, 
 a rumbling ; also oats. From βφ,μω, to roar. 
 Hence βξομίοί φόξμιγ^, 
 
 Έζοντάω, ω. f vtofco, p. vixa,, to thunder, to 
 cause to thunder. Frcm 
 
 BPONTR, ^s, 'h, thunder. 
 
 Έξοτίύίν, Oor. for βξοτίΰυν, gen. ^?/. fern. 
 from 
 
 Έξότίο;, ice, iov, and βξόταοξ, ου, ό κ,α) S7, 
 mortal, human. From, βξοτοί, a mortal. 
 
 'Βξοτ'ήο-ίοζ, ου, ό κ,α.) η. Poet, the same with 
 the preceding, and from, the same. Hesiod. 
 
 'Βξοτοζκμων, Oor. for 
 
 Έΰοτοζ'/ιμων, ονοζ, ο κ,α.) yj, that tramples on 
 mortals, an epithet of Paii, in Syrinx of Theo- 
 crit. or Sim. Rhod. From βξοτοζ, a man, and 
 βήμα., from βαίνω, to walk. 
 
 Βξοτΰίΐζ, oio-ffa, flsv, stained with blood or 
 gore, bloody ; ace. sing. 7nasc, or pi. neut. 
 βξοτόίντχ. From βξϋτοί, gore. 
 
 Έξοτο7ιην, dat. pi. from βξοτΌς. 
 
 Έξοτολοιγοί, ov, ό, a man-slayer, an epithet 
 of Mars. From βξοτος and λοιγοί, destruction, 
 
 ΒΡΟΤϋ'2, ου, ο, f accent on the βηαΐ sylla-. 
 blej a mortal, a man ; it seems to be derived 
 frotn βξω(τκ.ω, to eat; but 
 
 Έξότοζ, ου, ο, (accent on the penult. J gore, 
 blood, corruption ; blood mingled with dust. 
 
 Βζοτοω, f uffM, to stain with gore, make 
 bloi^dy, from βξότοί, gore: also to make a 
 man, to make mortal ; βξοτωβνναι, to become 
 man, to be made mortal, from βοοτόζ, a 
 man. 
 
 BP0X~K02, or βζουχοί, ου, ο, a ψ6άβ3 of 
 locust, Levit. xi, 22. 
 
 ^ζοχ>Α, ί,-, h, a violent rain, a cloud. Th. 
 βφ^ω, to wet. 
 
 Έξόχύοί, the same with βξόγχο;, the throat. 
 Theocr. 
 
BTZ 
 
 158 
 
 ΒΩΚ 
 
 Έζΰρ(^ύύ^'/ΐί, ios, Q χα] 71, without water or 
 moisture, dry, parched. 
 
 BPO'XOS, ου, 0, a halter, noose, cord, 
 Thua/d. ii. 
 
 BPO'Xn,y. ?,ω, p. χ;α, to suck or SAvallow 
 up, absorb, obsol. Whence άνχζξόρζ^ω, χκ-α- 
 ζξΰχ^ω. Fr07)i βξίχ^ω. 
 
 Ήξύγμοί, ατός, ς-ο, a bite. From βξύχω, to 
 bite. 
 
 Έξυγμοξ, ου, ο, a crashing •, a gnashing of 
 the teeth, a murmuring, roaring. From 
 ^ξΰχω, to gnash the teeth, 
 
 ΒΡΤ'ΚΩ (βοΰχω), f. Ιω, 2). χ,Λ, to bite, 
 gnaw, devour, consume ; also to swallow. 
 
 BPT~N, the cry of infants desiring drink, 
 for -TTizlv. Aiistoph. Nub. 1386. 
 
 ΒΡΓΌΝ (βοϋον), ου, το, moss, sea- weed ; 
 also a Ivind of herb or grass. 
 
 BPT'TON (βξϋταν), ου, το, and βζύτοζ, ου, 
 i, beer, a drink made of barley ; barley wine. 
 From β ξύω. Hence perhaps Engl, το brew. 
 
 Β(?ν;^άζ<«, the same with 
 
 Ίβξυ^άο/ΐΛΟίί, ωμα,ί, f. r^ffofjucci, to roar, howl, 
 bellow, cry out with vehemence ; to shriek, 
 Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 1265.] 
 
 Έξυγ'/ΐ: ίί, 'h, and 
 
 'βξυχγ,ύμο;, οϋ, ο, Ά roaring. From 
 
 ΒΡΤ'ΧΩ ίβξϋχω), f. Ιω, p. χ^«., to gnash 
 or grind the teeth. Acts vii, 54 ; to snap or 
 bite with a gnashing of the teeth ; to roar ; to 
 bellow ; to groan ; mid. to rage or rave ; perf. 
 ind. pas. βίζξυγμίχ.Γ tlience β^υγμ-Ός. 
 
 ΒΡΤΉ (βξ^ϋω), f. σω, 21. βεξξυχα, to flow, 
 gush ; to send forth, pour out, James iii, 1 1 ; 
 to bud, sprout, Xen. flourish ; abound, A/is- 
 io2ih. Nub. 49 ; be full. Hence 'ίμζζυον, an 
 infant in the womb.] 
 
 'QpuSsii, ίντος, 2)0.rt. 1. a. 2'>as. of β^ωσκω. 
 
 Έξΰ/ΐΛΟί, «Tis, TO, food, victuals, Xcn. Cyrop. 
 Y, 9, 8. From βξωσκ,ω, to eat. 
 
 Βρω/ί/Αω, ω, f νι<τω, to stink, emit a stench. 
 Frorib βζ&ίμας. 
 
 Έξύμ/ι, '/jj, '/), food, Poet, for βξωμα.^ 
 
 ΒΡί1~Μ02, ου, ο, a strong smell, a stench. 
 Hence 
 
 Ιβξωμύίι^'/ίς, so;, ό κολ 'h, fetid, stinking. 
 
 Έοωα-Ϊ/Λο;, ου, Ό xoi.) h, eatable, esculent j 
 βρύσιμον, food. From βοωσχω. 
 
 Becucri;, ιοζ, ίωζ, and ίοζ, '/ι, food, meat ; the 
 act of eating ; also a gnawing or corroding. 
 Fnvi 
 
 ΒΡΠ'2ΚΩ, /. βζύίτω, p. βίξζωχοί, to eat, 
 consume, feed upon ; p. ind. jjas, βίζξωμ,οί*, 
 ffoci, Tut, 1. o. ind. pas. Ι^ζάβην. Engl, το 
 BROVi'jr;. 
 
 Bwrsij >75 6v, that may be eaten, eatable. 
 When':e perhaps Engl, bread. 
 
 ΒΓΆ2, αυ, 0, an owl, a nocturnal bird. 
 
 BT'B-l02, ου, 71, the Egyj>tian papyrus ; a 
 plant like tiie papyrus ; a book ; it it also 
 writ. ^;? βίζλο; . 
 
 Β 'ζ'/ V, ο ο υ. closely, close together, Thucyd. 
 iv, ii.] From 
 
 Βι/ζ«, f ύ«ω, to fill, to stuff full ; hence 
 
 βΰΖ,ην, thickly : to cry like an infant ; to hoot 
 like an owl. Th. βύω, to stop up, or βΰ, the 
 cry of a child, or βύκξ, an owl. 
 
 Έΰ^ίζω, f ί(τω, 2>' βίζυόιχα, to immerse, to 
 plunge in, to drown ; 1 . a. ind. act, Kudiiroe,, 
 From 
 
 ΒΤΘΟ'2 (βΰ&ο;), ου, ο, bottom, the bottom 
 of a whirlpool or gulf; the deep. From βάύος. 
 
 BTKA'NH, '/Ii, h, a trumpet, a horn. 
 Hence 
 
 BuxeivlXu,f. iff ω, to blow or sound a trumpet ; 
 and 
 
 Έυχανιστίΐί, and -Ιτης, ου, ο, a trumpeter. 
 
 Έύχτγΐζ, ου, ο, sounding, roaring ; an e2)ithet 
 of the wind. From βΰζω, which see. 
 
 Βυλλοί, ου, adj. full, crowded. From βύω, 
 to fill. 
 
 BT'NH, n$, 71, moistened barley, which 
 brewers call malt, to make beer with. 
 
 Έυττίω, ω, f. mm, to immerse, plunge, dip. 
 Hesych. for βοίτττίζίΐν, jEoI. From βάτττω. 
 
 BT'P2A (βυζο-α), 7IS, h, a hide, skin, leath- 
 er. Hence the Engl, burse and furse. 
 
 Έυξίπυ;, ios, and Alt. ia/s, o, a tanner, or 
 currier. Acts ix, 43. 
 
 Έυξσο^ί-φίύ), u>,f. Tiffu, to be a tanner, to tan 
 leather, Aristoph. Plut. 167.] 
 
 Bυξffoyί■φvs, ου, 0, a leather-dresser, a tan- 
 ner, a currier ; Aristoph. Nub. 581, and Eg. 
 44. From βύξσα, and '^ίφω, to flay or 
 skin.] 
 
 Έύffμoί, ατός, το, any thing that stops up, 
 a stopper, stopple. From 1. pers. sing, ji^rf' 
 ind. pas. of βύω, to stop up. 
 
 BuffffivoQaipYii, according to some MSS, in- 
 Xenoph. Cyrop. viii, 3, 7 ; but the commonly 
 received reading is υσγινοζαφ'/ις, which see.'] 
 
 Buffffivoi, 71, ov, made of linen, or fine flax j 
 meta2}h. βύσσινα βήματα, fine or elegant words.. 
 Th. βΰσσύζ. 
 
 Βυσσοίίομιΰω, f. ίΰσω, to meditate or revolve 
 
 profoundly, to form some deep plan, to project, 
 
 contrive ; also to lay a deep foundation. From 
 
 βυσσοξ. Ion. for βυύο;, a bottom, and "^ομίύω, 
 
 for 'Ιομίω, to build. Th. %ίμω, to build. 
 
 'Βυσσόόίν, adv. from the bottom; From 
 
 Ι^υσοζ, ου, ο, bottom, deptli, Ion. for βυύόζ. 
 Hence α,ζυσσο;, ου, h, an abyss, or bottomless 
 place. 
 
 BT'2202, ου, 71, a kind of very fine flax 
 or linen. 
 
 ΒΤ'Π ίβϋω), f. σω, p. βίξνχα, to stop up» 
 obstruct, shut up ; also to fill, cover. 
 
 Έω, jS'/ji, and βίω, β'ίτΐί. Ion. 2. a. subj. act. 
 of βαίνω, or rather βημι, to go. 
 
 Β&ί^ίΓν, j)'>'es. inf. act. co7itract. and Ion. for 
 βοτιόίΊν. 
 
 Έωχολια^ίϊζ, 2. sing. l.f. ind. act. Dor. for 
 βουχολιύσίΐ;' and 
 
 Τ^ωκολίάσ^ω, and -αζω, I)or.forβoυxoλιάζeι^, 
 f άσω, or άξω. Dor. to sing in the pastoral 
 manner ; βωκολίάσ^ιυ, Dor. 2. sing. pres. m- 
 2)erat. mid. for βουχολιάζου. Hence also 
 
 ϋωκο.λια,στα?, a, β, Dor. for βουκολίΰίβτίΐΒ.* 
 
ΈΠΗ 
 
 159 
 
 ΒίΙΤ 
 
 βί7, ό, a singer of pastoral songs. From βουί, 
 an ox, κόλον, food, and κ$ω, to sing. 
 
 Βίακ,ΰλϊκοί, >7, flv. Dor. for βουχολϊχοζ, ij, ov, 
 of or belonging to a shepherd or herdsman, 
 pastoral ; and 
 
 ΊΒωκόλος, ω. Dor. for βουχόλος, ου, ο, a 
 herdsman, a grazier. From βοΰ;, an ox, and 
 χόλον, food. 
 
 Έωχοζ, ω, ό. Dor. for βουχοζ, ου, ο, the same 
 with βονκαΤο;, a herdsman, a reaper. Th. 
 βουί, an ox. 
 
 ΒωλΆ, Dor. for βαυλ^, counsel, consultation. 
 
 Β&ίλαξ, ecxo?, VI, a clod or lump of earth. 
 Poet, the same with βωΧοζ. 
 
 Έωλίτ^ΐζ, ου, ό, a kind ο/" mushroom. From 
 
 Βί1~Λ02, ου, h, a clod or lump of earth, a 
 field, a mass or lump •, also a bolus. Engl. 
 BOLE. Hence 
 
 BctiXuhvii, ioi, xoc.) 91, full of clods ; clod- 
 like. 
 
 ΒΏΜΟ'2, ου, ό, a basis ; also an altar, a 
 temple ; also an oath taken upon the victims at 
 the altars, as οοκος is by words and '^Ίστίζ hy 
 right hands. Porso7isnoteon Eurip.Med. 21.] 
 
 Έων, Ion. arid Dor. for βουν, ace. sing, of 
 βως, xcii vi, Dor. for βοΰζ, and in ace. j^l. 
 τους βωζ, and in dat. pi. βωα•ί. 
 
 Β^ιξ, κοξ, ό, a Jcitid of fish, so called from its 
 noise. From βο2 f contract, from βοάω), to 
 call out. Dor. βόα^, also βόνιξ, the sam.e. 
 
 Έωζοί, ου, ο, the name of a man, Borus ; 
 also a city of Lydia, afterivards called Sardis. 
 
 Έωξ, acc. pi. Dor. for βοΰς. See under Βί/ν. 
 
 Βώ/ίτα;, contr. Ion. and Dor. for βο*ία•οα, 1. 
 a. inf. act. of βοάω. 
 
 Βίίίίτα?, οι,ντος, and βωιίομα», and βωσατύο/,ι^ 
 are often found in the Poets for βοήσΌίς, part. 
 1. a. act. and βο^σο/λαι, l.f m. and βοή<ηα'β'Λΐ^ 
 1. /. inf. m. by contract . from βοάω. 
 
 'ΒωΐΤ'Τξίομίζ, Dor, and Poet, for βωιτ-τξίο/ΐΑίνί 
 1 . pi. pres. ind. act. from 
 
 Έωιττξίω, f viffca, to call, or cry out ; τΐ 
 μι βωιττξίΐζ, why do you call me ? Aristoph. 
 Ach. 964. Also in Theocr. and elsewhere. Dor. 
 verb for βοάω. Hence 
 
 Έωα-τξνο'ωμΐζ, Dor. and Poet, for βωσ-ΐξ^α-ω- 
 μίν, 1. /)/. 1. a. subj. act. 
 
 Βωτας, α, ο, Dor. for βουτΐΐς, ου, ό, a shep- 
 herd. 
 
 Biwrjjs, ου, 0. See Ήωτωξ.^ 
 
 Έωτίίίνίίξ'/ι, dat. nng.f. g. Ion. of 
 
 Έωτίάνίίξοξ, ου, ο χοά h, or -ξος, ςχ, ρον, pro- 
 ducing or nourishing men ; an epithet of a ter~ 
 ritory, Iliad i, 155. From βωτνίζ, ο, and 
 βωης, h, fivhich is from the obsol. βόω) and 
 
 Οί,ν^ξ. 
 
 Βωπί, i^og, h, fem. of. βωτηί.\ 
 Έω'τ-ωξ, οξος, ό, the same with βωτι^ί, ov, or 
 βωτ/ΐξ, ^ξοζ, ο, a shepherd. From βοάω. 
 
 Γ. 
 
 ΓΑΓ 
 
 Γ is the third letter of the Greek Alphabet. 
 In numbers it denotes three, but with a mark 
 underneath ( ,y), it denotes three thousand. It 
 is called γάμμοι. from the ^ Gimel of the He- 
 brews. When it jirecedes the letters γ, χ, ξ, ^, 
 it is j)ronounced like ν y is sometimes jmt for 
 l•• and γ' for γι, indeed, truly. 
 
 Ta, Dor. for γν γα. Dor. for γ^. 
 
 Ταζζχία,, h, indeclin. Hebr. a raised or 
 elevated place, paved with marble. N. T. 
 See Schleusner. 
 
 Τΰίζ,ξΐ'/ιΧ, 0, the name of an angel, Gabriel •, 
 indecl. Hebr. in Eng. the strength of God. 
 
 ΓΑΓΑ'ΤΗ2, ov, 0, the agate stone. From 
 Τάγνί, a river of Lycia. 
 
 Tecγγeίλίζω,f. ίσω, Ji. txec, to tickle. From 
 γάω ro γίλαν, to cause to laugh ; or from 
 γάνοί, joy. 
 
 ΓΑΓΓΑ'ΜΗ, yii, Vi, a fisherman's net, a 
 seine. 
 
 ΓΑΓΓΙ'ΤΙ2 (λίύοζ), or γαγγίτνι;, ov, ό, a 
 kind of precious stone. Frotn the river Ganges. 
 
 ΓΑΓΓΛΓΟΝ, ου, TO, the straining of a 
 sinew or tendon, a little tttmoui: under the 
 
 ΓΑΘ 
 
 ΓΑΤΓΡΑΙΝΑ, '/ji, VI, a gangrene, or the 
 mortification of a part. From, γράω, or 
 γροΆνω. 
 
 Γά^, a mans name. Gad ; indecl. Hebr, 
 in Eng. a troop. 
 
 νά^οίζοί, a city of Ccelo-Syria, Gadara. 
 
 ΤοίΒοίξΐυζ, ios, or ζωζ, ό, a Gadarene. From, 
 iaooipa. 
 
 Τοί^οι,ξνινοί, ου, ο, a Gadarene. Hebr. 
 
 ΓΑ'ΔΟΜΑΙ, to rejoice. 
 
 ΓΑ'ΖΑ, vji, h, (i Persian word, riclies, 
 wealth ; treasure. 
 
 Γαζβ^ϋλαχίΓν, pres. inf. act. to keep or have 
 charge of a treasury. 
 
 Τα,ζοφυλάχιον, ου, το, a treasury ; the treas- 
 ury of the temple ; also the place where there is 
 a treasury. From γάζα and φυλαχνι, lohich 
 is from φυ\άσ(Τω, to guard. 
 
 Τοί,ζοφύλα^, α,χοζ, ό xxt h, a keeper of the 
 treasury. From the same. 
 
 Tauuv, Dor. for γνι^Τν, pres. inf. act. contr. 
 of γνιβίω. Dor, γοίθίω. 
 
 Ta6'/i(fiv, Dor. for ynhinv, 3. sing. 1. a, 
 ind. act. Ion. fwUh ν added) for Ιγ^^νισ -s, 
 from yndiu. 
 
ΓΑΛ 
 
 160 
 
 ΓΑΜ 
 
 Tix,T,for yaua,^ tx.?, and Poet. γαί'/ι, jjj, ii, the 
 earth, land, or ground ; a tract of land, 
 country ; and hy Aphceresis cua.' in prose yn. 
 Hence 
 
 Tai'/juiv, adv. from the earth or ground ; and 
 
 Τα,ίνιϊος, y/iivo;,and yrno?, ou, ο και 'h, earthly, 
 terrestrial. 
 
 TOit'^o^o;, and yaiao^^os, ου, ό και ιί, encom- 
 passing and bounding the earth ; and by con- 
 traction yoLiovx^oi, and yocoux^o?, ου, ο κ,οά ^, 
 the same. From yaTa. and 'ίχ,ω, to contain. 
 
 ΐαιμ,ω, yύμω, ynfJi^oi, and ya.fjt,u, all now 
 obsolete, but from which are derived l.y. act. 
 yafAoi, \. a. ind. act. 'iyc^a., \. a. ind. mid. 
 lyiifu,af<,'/!<i, 1. a. act. suhj. yn /Λω, ψ, η, infin. 
 yny.ai, part . 1. a. yn^cx,;, and the verb yoifxioj, 
 to take a wife, to marry. 
 
 Va,7o;, ου, ο, a mans nam,e. Gains or Caius ; 
 adj. earthly or terrestrial. From youa, the earth. 
 
 ΓΑΙ20^2, or yoTiaoi, ου, ό, a heavy dart or 
 javelin. 
 
 ΓΑΙΏ,^. yaiffcd, to boast, vaunt, be proud ; 
 2?res. port. act. ycctuv. 
 
 Toiia^'/is, sfl?, xcii h, of the earth, earthly or 
 earthy ; terrestrial, corruptible ; mortal. Th. 
 yc/AOC. 
 
 ΓΑ'χλ-Α (ya.'ka.), οίκτο; (as if from yocXu^J, 
 ^0, milk ; and among medical writers, the 
 juice of a plant or tree, like the Lot. lac, which 
 is derived from the Greek, as its gen. and dat. 
 cases show. 
 
 TaXcihvos, '/I, ov, not w^eaned, yoimg, tender ; 
 3ubst. -oi, ου, 0, a fawn not weaned j any suck- 
 ling. From yccXoi, milk. 
 
 Ταλακηκοί, -ivoi, yeiXoi^nvoi, h, ov, and 
 ■yacXcoircj^'/^?, ioi, ο κ,οά ri, of or like milk, 
 milky. From the same Th. 
 
 Τα,λοίχ.το'ΡτότΆζ, ου, ο, one who drinks milk. 
 From yaXoi and -^ίνω, to drink. 
 
 ΓβίλανΛ, aj, h, Oor.for yak'/ivv;. 
 
 ΥαΧΆίμΰζΛ, 'Λζ, h, name of a τοοΊηαη, Galax- 
 aure. 
 
 Γαλαξ/αί Άυκλοζ, the milky-way. 
 
 Ta,XKT-/is, ου, 0, a Galatian. 
 
 V«,Xa.rlui, a?, ii, the name of a country in 
 Asia Minor, Galatia. 
 
 TaXaTtKog, h, ov, of or belonging to Galatia, 
 or Gaul ; Galatian, Gallic. 
 
 TciXiayoa, a;, h, an iron cage, a kind of 
 prison, a snare, a mousetrap. 
 
 ΓΑΑΕΉ, πί, and in prose yoiXn, 55,-, h, a 
 weasel ; for a cat is properly οίίΧουξοζ. Hence 
 
 ΓαΧίοζ, ου, ο, the sea lamprey, a kind of fish ; 
 and 
 
 ΤΰίΧίζο;, ξχ, ξον, yot,X'/ivo$, '/ι, ov, a7ld yccX'/i- 
 vioi, io., iov, calm, tranquil, serene, still, quiet, 
 cheerful. Th. yot,X'/tvn. 
 
 Τα,Χζυί, io;, o, a young cat, a cat, a whelp. 
 
 Vu,XiUT-/ii, ου, 0, a neut, the starry lizard. 
 
 ToiXvi, *}s, h, a cat, a weasel. See TaXin. 
 
 ToiXriVKto!,, a.i. Poet, for 
 
 ΓΑΛΗ'ΝΠ, '/IS, h, a calm, tranquillity, se- 
 renity and cheerfulness of countenance, smooth- 
 ness and stillness of the sea; quiet, ease. 
 
 From yiXau, Also the name of a woman* 
 Hence 
 
 Ταλτινίάω, f. <τω, p. xa, to he calm, tran- 
 quil, or serene. Th. yaXiivn. 
 
 TaXf^vtos, ου, and yoiXnvos, όυ, calm, tran- 
 quil, serene. See ΤαΧίξός. 
 
 ΤΰίΧ'/ινίωα-αν, acc, sin^. part. pres. act. f, g. 
 from yocX'/ividii). 
 
 ΤαΧϊλΆΪΆ, οίξ, h, the name of a country ^ 
 Galilee. Hebr. 
 
 ΤαΧΪΧκϊοζ, auut,, cuov, Galilean. 
 
 ΓΑΑΓ0ΤΊ2, ίω$, h, a shrub of the nettle 
 kind, the dead nettle. 
 
 ΤαΧΧΊων, ωνος, ο, a mans name, Gallio. 
 
 ΓΑ'ΛΑ02, ου, Ό, or yaXXos, a priest of 
 Cybele^ an eunuch. 
 
 ΓΑ'Λη2, it), or ωος, and yocXoag, οω, it, a 
 husband's sister, or brother's wife. 
 
 Ταμοίΐ, Dor. for y^μccί, 1. a. inf. act. from 
 ycii /ίί,ύ!), the same with γα,μίω, to marry. 
 
 ΥοίμαΧέΥΐΧ, ό, a maris name, Gamaliel. 
 Hebr. indeed. 
 
 Voι,μ.ζξiύω,f. ιΰβ/ω, p. xa,, to join in marriage ; 
 
 intermarr)'• \viih, contract affinity by marriage. 
 
 TAMBPO'2, ου, 0, a son in law, a father in 
 
 law ; also a wife's brother ; dat. pi. yo!,(xQgolffi, 
 
 Ion. 
 
 Τοίμίίτ'ωΰ'ΰίν, 3. j)l. lyres. imj)erat. act. of 
 yafx,iii). 
 
 Teif^Bv, Dor. and Ion. for iyyiy-iv, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. from ya,'i{jt,w, the same as 
 
 yoijjiioj. 
 
 Τοί,μ'ίο'α'ίτοίί, by doubling ff for ya^iffirait 
 3. sing, i.f ind. tn. of yoi^iv. 
 
 Ταμίτίον, verbal adj. fro7n yot,y,%m, to marry. 
 
 Yuj^irn, ίϊί, 'Λ, and yu[/,irii, i^o;, vi, a wife ; 
 and », 
 
 Τα,μίτ'/ΐζ, ου, ο, a husband. From 
 
 ΓΑΜΕΏ ( yaf^iui), ω, and ycc,Ίμ,ω, fut, 
 Tltfoj, i(fu, or -ο(,μω, p. yiya^nxix, and -iza,' to 
 take a wife, to marry ; 1. a. ind. act. lya- 
 fj(,n(Toc,, -iffot,, and iy/ifix, whence 1. aor. subj. 
 act. yriyou, 1. a. ϊηβη. y^ifAocr and part. 1. 
 aor. yri'xoLi• 1. aor. hid. 7nid. iyvyaf^'/iv 1. a, 
 ind. pas. ϊγο'.μήύην. Generally, the bridegroom 
 is said yoi^z7v, and the bride, ya,(ji,{iif6ai ; he 
 who takes a wife is said yafjuvtaon, and her 
 parents, who bestow her in marriage, yct^isai. 
 Hence 
 
 Τοι,μήΧιον, ου, το, a nuptial gift ; and 
 
 Τα,μ'ήΧιοξ, ου, ό x,ca η, of or belonging to 
 marriage, nuptial, conjugal. 
 
 Vot,iJi,nXtu)v, ωνος, ο, the eighth month of the 
 Attic year, January, so called from the celebra- 
 tion of marriages ι it began at the ivinter 
 solstice and extended tJurough half of January. 
 Schneid. Lex.] 
 
 Voi^yxniut, to wish to take a wife, to wish to 
 marry. From yo(,^i,cu, to take a wife. 
 
 Ya.^iZ,uJ, f Ίσω, p. yiyaytsca, to give or 
 bestow in marriage ; yoi.[/i.'tZ,ofjLOii, 1. y. m. itro' 
 ^a/, p. pas. -ισ-μοίΐ, to be given in marriage ; 
 the parents are said yot,y.iZ,iiv, the bridegroomj 
 yrf^jjca/, and the bride, ya^ninvoti. Also 
 
ΓΑΡ 
 
 161 
 
 ΓΑΤ 
 
 Tafujtoi, VI, ον, belonging to marriage, nup- 
 tial ; and 
 
 Τάμίοξ, ία, lov, Poet, the same. From yafiog, 
 marriage. 
 
 νΒίμίσ•κω, the same as γαμίζω, and ya,^t~ 
 0»ομ,οίΐ, as γχμίζομχι. 
 
 Τάμοιο, gen. sing» Ion. for γάμου, from 
 yafAos. 
 
 ναμοΊτο, 3. sing. pres. opt. 2)as. contr, from 
 γαμίω. 
 
 Ταμοχλοτίω, ω, f νισω, p. rata., to steal a 
 marriage, to marry clandestinely ; debauch 
 another man's wife. From γκμοζ and κλίττω, 
 to steal ; p. ind. m. χίκλο'π'α. 
 
 Τα,μόξος, Oor.for γ^^μάξος, ον, ο, a husband- 
 man. From y'ij, the earth, and μύξω, to 
 divide, p. ind. m. εμμοζοί, by MetaLh, for 
 μίμοξκ. 
 
 Ταμοί, ον, ο, and Ion. gen. γάμοιο, marriage, 
 wedlock ; or ol γάμοι, mv, nuptials, a wedding ; 
 also a spouse. From γο^μίω. 
 
 ΤαμοιττΌΧοί, ου, b xeu 'h, preparing or adorn- 
 ing the nuptials ; γαμοστΌ'Κοζ νυξ, the wedding 
 night. From γάμο; and (ττίλλω, to adorn ; 
 whence γαμοσνοΤάω, a, f. ν^ίϊω, to prepare 
 a wedding. 
 
 Υαμουμίν»}, dot. sing. pres. part. 2)as,f. gen. 
 contr. from, γοίμζω, to marry. 
 
 Ταμφΐΐλα), uv, at, the cheek or jaw bones, 
 the jaws. From 
 
 Ταμ-φοί, VI, ον, crooked, curved, hooked ; 
 the same as χ.«^•ν//βί. From κάμττω, to bend. 
 
 ναμ-φωνυ^, υχ^οξ, ο χα) h, having crooked 
 talons. From γαμ•ψο$ and ονυ^, a nail or 
 talon. 
 
 Υαμ,-φωνυχ^οί, ου, ο χα) h, the same, and 
 from the same. 
 
 ΓΑ'Ν02 (γανος), ios, ro, joy, delight, 
 pleasure ; also brightness, splendor ; also what- 
 ever is beautiful, bright, or elegant, in any 
 thing. 
 
 Τανόω, ω, fut. ύτω, p. ωκα, to make glad, 
 rejoice, to delight ; also to shine ; to polish, 
 to smooth. / 
 
 Υάνΰμαι, or γάννυμαι, and γανυομαι, l.fut. 
 Ttiid. -ΰσομαι, p. ind. pas. -υμαι, to be glad, 
 rejoice ; ivhence γανύσσομαι, the same, Th. 
 yavog. 
 
 Ταννμ /i^yii, io$, b, a jyroper name, Gany- 
 mede. 
 
 Τάνωμα, ατοζ, το, joy, brightness, splemlor ; 
 mtid 
 
 Υάνωίτίζ, ζβύς, ίι, the same. Th. yavog. 
 
 ΓΑ^Ρ, for, therefore, wherefore, truly, verily, 
 surely, indeed ; but ; too ; a causal conjunc- 
 tion; ου γκξ, no, truly, Act. xvi, 37. 
 
 ΓΑΡΓΑΓΡΕΙΝ, pres. infa. act. to shine, 
 glitter, from μοί^μαίξαν also to be full, to 
 abound ; to palpitate, to quiver ; to multiply. 
 
 ΓΑΡΓΑΛΙΖΩ, fut. ί<τω, to tickle ; make 
 glad ; the same as γαγγαλίζαι. From γάω 
 y'iXeav, to cause laughter. Hence 
 
 Ταξγαλιιτμοί, ου, b, a tickling, a titillation ; 
 and 
 
 ill 
 
 Τάξγαλοί, ου, b, the same. 
 
 Τάξγαξα, eov, τα, is used to signify, a greafc 
 multitude, or abundance. 
 
 ΓΑΡΓΑ'ΡΕΙΝ, pres. inf. act. to shine^ 
 glitter. Si^e Ταξγαίξΐιν. 
 
 ΓΑΡΓΑΡΕΩ^Ν, ^νοί, b, the gullet, the 
 throat. Hence 
 
 Ταξγχξίζω, f. iffa, to wash the mouth with 
 water or any other liquid, to gargle. Hence 
 
 Engl. GARGARISM. 
 
 ΓΑ'ΡΟΝ (y&^ovj, ου, TO, a sauce or pickle 
 made of salted fish. 
 
 Ταζύίιν, Dor. for γπξύίΐν, pres. irf. act. and 
 
 Ταξυεμίν, Oor. and Ion. for ynqvur and 
 γαξύίτον.) dual. pres. ind. act. Dor. for yn- 
 ςύετον from, γαξύω. Dor. for γ'/ΐξύα/, f. ύ(Τω, 
 to sound, to speak. 
 
 Ταξύομαι, Dor. and l.f m. γαξύοΌμαί, for 
 γνίξύομαι, 1 . f m. γηζυιτομαι• and ya^u<ratvTo, 
 Dor. for yyi^tiffaivTo, 3. pi. 1. a. opt. mid. of 
 the same. 
 
 ΓΑ2ΤΗ'Ρ, τίξο;, by Sync, -τξος, ίι, (the 
 obsol. gen. yaffrri^osj dat. pi. γαο-τΐ^ξίτι, the 
 belly, the stomach ; a glutton ; the womb ; Iv 
 γαίττξ) εχειν or φίξειν, to be pregnant. 
 
 νάίΤΤξνι, 71S, and γάιττξα, ας., jj, the bottom 
 of a vessel ; the bottom or hold of a ship, and 
 of other similar things ; a big-bellied vessel. 
 From γα<ττ)ΐξ, the belly. 
 
 Ταστρί^ουλοί, ον, b χα) h, a slave to the 
 belly, gluttonous. From γαα•τίιο and "Κουλοί, 
 a slave. 
 
 Ταιττξίζω, f. ί(τω, p. ixoi, to fill or stuff the 
 belly, to cram, to glut, to strike on the belly. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Ταστζϊμαξγοί, ου, ο χα) τι, gluttonous, greedy, 
 a glutton, a belly-god. Froiii γαστνίξ and 
 μάξγοί, ου, b χα) «, insane, mad. 
 
 YaiTTpts, IOS, and yatfTptog, ου, ο, and ya(f- 
 τξων, uvog, b, a glutton, one devoted to his 
 belly. 
 
 ΓΑΤΛΟ'2, ου, b, a milk-pail, a water- 
 bucket. From yaXa, milk. See the next tvord. 
 
 Ταυλος, ου, b, a kind of ship, the pump of a 
 ship. See the preceding. 
 
 TavXag, milk-pails, Dor. for yauXohg, ace. 
 plur. of yavXog. 
 
 Ταυξίαμα, aTog, το, exultation, boasting, 
 pride. From 
 
 Υαυξίάω, ω, f. άΰω, p. axa, to be proud, 
 boastj exult, be elated ; whence 
 
 Ταοξίόωντες, Poet, for yav^iavTig, nom. pi. 
 part. pres. act. contr. From 
 
 ΓΑΤ~Ρ02, ^a, ξον, puffed up, proud, arro- 
 gant, fierce ; lofty, elevated ; γαΰξόν τι άνά- 
 (Ττημα λαμζάναυ^α, having caught a proud ele- 
 vation (f feeling or sentiment, Longin. vii. 
 From yaica, to be proud.] Hence 
 
 Taυξότ»lg, nrog, h, pride, arrogance, fierce- 
 ness, exultation, loftiness, spirit. 
 
 Ταυξου, 'i . sing. pres. imp. pas. of γαυξόομαι. 
 
 Taυξoύμεvog, elated, lifted up, vaunting, pres. 
 part. m. of γαυξόομοίΐ, ουμα,ι, l.f tn» ωΐομαί^ 
 to be proud, boast. 
 
ΓΕΓ 
 
 163 
 
 ΓΕΙ 
 
 Τανξόω, ω, f. ωσω, ρ. ωκα, to make proud 
 #r arrogant, to boast, be proud, be elated ; the 
 same as yctuoiau, and from, the same Th. 
 
 ΓΑΤ20'2, '/ι, ov, or γχνσοζ, τι, αν, crooked, 
 \ winding, bent. Hence 
 
 Vocvtroai, ω, f. ωσοι, to make crooked, to 
 bend. 
 
 ΓΑΏ, f. y/sffM-, obsoL p. ind. ?ii. yiyccaj 
 which see ; to beget, bring forth ; be born, to be ; 
 take ; rejoice. 
 
 ΓΕ\ Dor. yci, indeed, truly ; at least, in 
 the least. . And κΙ is probabb/ the same. Some- 
 times yi is a si/llabic addition ; it is rarely 
 found separateh/, but is annexed to other ivords, 
 ivhere it is often redundant, particularly when 
 joined to the article ο or the relative h's ; it is 
 most frequently ivritten without the accent ,• 
 οψΟ.όνγε, trul}^ I wish ; καίγε, and indeed ; 
 hayi, yet, howeA'er ; κούτοιγε, although ; μι- 
 νοννγε, nay, but. 
 
 Tsu, u.:, and contract, γη, m, 'h, the earth ; 
 a country. 
 
 Τίάοχ^ο;, ου, ο χ,κ) yj, embracing the earth ; 
 also γΆΐάο-χ^ος, and Ion. γκίΥ,ο^>(^οζ, ου, Ό Η,αι '/ι, 
 encompassing and bounding the earth. An 
 epithet of 2^eptune. See in Ταιτίοχ^οί. 
 
 Τεγακ, 1. sing. pe7f. ind. m. Poet, of γύ,ω, 
 obsol. for γείναμαι, to be born. According to 
 others, it is the perf, ind. act. for γεγ'/ικ,α,, by 
 dropping κ, and changing η into a •, whence 
 y^γu,oJi,for γεγηκω;. 
 
 Τεγύύίτε, and γεγάοίσι, for ivhich also is 
 used γεγάασσιν, Horn. 2. and 3. jjI. cf the 
 saine γ'εγα,α. 
 
 Τεγιχ,ύω:, Ότας, Dor. for γεγηύωζ, ότος, 
 rejoicing, glad. See Τεγγιβοί. 
 
 1 εγάκω, ει;, ει, Poet, for γίγνο/χχι, >?, ετ/χι, 
 to be born. Fro?n γάω. 
 
 ■ ΐεγκμεν, Poet, for γεγα,'εμεν. Dor. for 
 γεγοί'εναι, itf. perf m. frjni γίγακ, perf ind. 
 mid. from, γάω, for γείνομαι, to be born. 
 
 Τεγα,νυμ'ενοί, perf part. pas. from γαιΰομα,ί, 
 l.y. m. -ϋσομα,ι, p. pas. ~vy,at, to rejoice, be 
 glad. From γάνος. 
 
 ΤεγχΜ;, ως, gen. α,Ότοζ, ωτος, born. See 
 in Τεγκχ. 
 
 Τ'εγειοζ, ου, ό κ,α.) h, ancient, old. From γ'εα. 
 and γάω. 
 
 Υεγε'ίοίμενοζ, perf, part. pas. Dor. for γεγε- 
 ψΛμί^ος, begotten or born ; frxmi 
 
 Τεγεν/ιμκί, <rai, rai, jw)f. ind. j)as. γεγενΤι- 
 ffSui, peif. infin. pas. of γίνομαι, to be, to 
 become, be born. 
 
 Υεγενοιμγιν, and γεγενοιμΛθκ, 1. ,nng. and 1. 
 pi. 2. a. opt. mid. Poet, and Im.for γενοίμ^, 
 and γενοΊμεΰοί, of γ'ινομ,κ», to be. 
 
 Τεγ'/ιβοί, perf ind. act. by Sync, for γ-γγι- 
 ί'/ικοί, and theiice γεγ'/ι^ω;, ρ 'if. part. act. gav, 
 merry, glad ; from γνιβεω, f τ,σ-ω, ρ '/,,ia. 
 According to others γ'εγγιΰα., and γεγγιύωζ, are 
 ]). ind. and]), part. mid. of γήθω, f γ'ήο-ω, p. 
 γ'εγγιχ,α,, 2.y'. act. γαβω, <Src. 
 
 Υεγνιογίκα, or γίγ'/,ρα,κα,, perf. ind. act. of 
 γ/;ξάω, or γτ,ζάσκ,ω, to grow old. Th. γγίξο,ζ. 
 
 Τεγονα, p. ind. m. ^Vι 3. jyl. γεγόνανί' 
 hence p. m. iif. γεγονενα,ι, and in part. 
 
 Τεγονωξ, υϊα, ο;, from γείνω, obsol. See 
 νίνομα,ι, to be. 
 
 Τεγόνει, 3. sing, pluperf. ind. m. Ion. for 
 ϊγεγΌνει• from p. ind. m. γεγονα. 
 
 Τεγξχμμ'ενο;, ου, perf jmrt. pas. and 
 
 Υεγξά<ρύΆΐ, perf. inf. pas. and 
 
 Τεγξχφω;, Ότος, perf. part. act. of γράφαι, 
 to write. 
 
 ΤεγυμνοκηΒΐξχ^ηχωί, oro$, perf part, act, 
 of γυμνοί,σίαζχ^'ζύύ, f ήτω, to be master of tlie 
 gymnasia or the gymnastic exercises. From 
 ύζχ;'/ι, authority, and γυμνάσιον, a place for 
 exercising, a gymnasium, from γυμνός. 
 
 Τεγυμνα,α•μενος, 2^iif• part. pas. of γυμνάζω,, 
 f άσω, to exercise. Th. γυμνός. 
 
 ΓΕΤϋΝΑ, I bawled out aloud, jy. ind. m. 
 of γνωω, obsol. by Metathesis for γεγνωα• hence 
 γεγωνω, for γεγωνα, 1. sing. perf. ind. m. 
 passing into present ; or it is perf . ind. m.from 
 γεγων'εω, ω, f. 'Ασω. See Periz. ad ^lian. 
 V. H. and Clarke's Iliad xiv, 469. 
 
 Τεγωνεμεν, Dor. for γεγωνεΊν, pres. inf. act. 
 and γεγύνευν. Ion. and Dor. for Ιγεγωνονν^ 
 1. sing, or 3. p/. imperf ind. act. contr. 
 from 
 
 Τεγωνεω, ω, f. τ,σω, p. rty.a,, to bawl out 
 loudly, vociferate, siiout. From perf. ind. 
 mid. γεγωνα. 
 
 Τεγωνητεον, verbal adj. it is necessary to cel- 
 ebrate, 
 
 Τεγωνος, '/>, ov, spoken or pronounced with a 
 loud voice. 
 
 Τεγως, ωτος, for γεγαως, born, part. perf. 
 mid. from γ'εγα,α:., perf ind. mid. of γάωy 
 obsol. for γίνομίϋ, 
 
 ΤιΙεων, ό, the name of a man, Gideon. 
 Hchr. i /id 'din. 
 
 ΓΕ'ΕΝΝΑ, '/,;, '/I, gehenna, the place of 
 future punishment, hell. ILbr. Engl. A'alley of 
 Hmnom. ^ 
 
 νεύιτ'/,μο(.ν7ΐ, the name of a place, Gethsem- 
 ane. Hebr Engl, a fat or λ'6γ\' fertile valley. 
 
 Vειvάμ,rιv, olo, aro, 1. a. ind. mid. Ion. for 
 ιγεινάμην^ ι», octo, if γεΙνομ.αι• and 
 
 Τεινάμενος, η, ov, part. 1. a. mid. from the 
 same verb ,• the same as γεννιύείς. 
 
 Τείνΐίο-^χι, i. η. iif. m. of the same verb. 
 
 ΐεΊvif ,for εγείνετο, and γεινόμεύ', for εγ-ινό- 
 μεύα., ;>. sing, and i . pi. imperf. ind. mid. of 
 γείνομαι. Or, according to others, γεινόμ-ήν is 
 Poet, for Ιγενόμην, 2. a. ind. mid. by casting 
 away the augment, and i?iserting /, for the sake 
 of the measure. So γεtvεro,fυr Ιγενετο, ^c. 
 
 Τείνεσαι, Ion. for γε'ιν/ι, 2. nng. pres. ind. 
 mid. from 
 
 ΓΕΓΝΟΜΑΙ, Poet, to be begotten, to be 
 born ; to become, to be ; also, in the active 
 sense, it is spoken both of male and female, to 
 bring forth, to beget ; among the orators also 
 I. a. ind. mid. εγεινάμνιν, is frequenily used in 
 an active signification and applied to both 
 parentSy as I begat, or I brought forth ; 2. a. 
 
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 iild. mid.. ΙγινΌμνιν, 2. a. inf. mid. yivia-dai, 
 part, γίνόμίνοξ, born ; 1. «. inf mid. yiivcctr- 
 ^(n, and part, yiivdy-tvo;. See Τίνομαι, to be 
 born, Src. 
 
 ΓΕΙ~20Ν, or γίΤσ-οΌν, ου, ro, a pent-house, 
 the eaves of a house ; that is, the projecling 
 part of the rocrf, xohich carries off the rain from, 
 the walls to the ground. See also under Ά•,τδ- 
 lysiffoii/. ] 
 
 Τί7(το;, ίοί, το, the same ; also κζφοίλ);, a 
 little head or top. 
 
 TiiffOM, or yίισσΌω,f. ύσω, p. ωκα.^ to protect 
 with eaves ; to form in the manner of eaves. 
 Hence 
 
 Τί'κτιτωμ.ο'., aroi, το, a guarding with eaves, 
 eaves. See Τζ7σον. 
 
 TuTvia, oci, and ysiTvia/n;, zoj;, 7i, neighbour- 
 hood, vicinity ; and 
 
 ViiTvtaitj, ω, and -ύZ,ω,f aiTOJ, p. ακα, to be 
 a neighbour, be near ; be akin ; pari. pres. act. 
 contr. yiiTvtoJv, ωσα,, ων. Th. γύ -ojv, near, a 
 neighbour. 
 
 Τίίτονίω, ω, f ήσαο, ρβΗ. pres. act. γατο- 
 ήων, iovTos, the same, and from the same Th. 
 
 ΐίΐτΌντιμα, ατο;, το, also 
 
 YiiTovyiffi;, εωξ, 'h, and 
 
 TiiTovfx, ας,ον yuTvia, ac, yi, vicinity, neigh- 
 bourhood. From 
 
 ΓΕΓΤίΙΝ, ΰνοξ, ο κκ) γι, a neighbour ; akin, 
 neighbouring, related, alike. 
 
 Ταώξύίς, ου, ο, a stranger, foreigner ; it is op~ 
 2wsed to κυτΌχ^όων, a native. 
 
 Γίλα, 3. sing. pres. iiid. act. contract, of 
 γίλύω, to laugh ; but 
 
 Σίλα, the splendour of the sun. From 
 γζλίω, to shine. 
 
 TecXouv, to laugh, ^λί'^ί. iif. act. j^ol. for 
 γίλαν and 
 
 ΤελοίΤ}, uEol. for yiXZs, 2, sing. pres. ind, 
 act. of yiXau, to laugh. 
 
 ViXav, Dor. for yikuv, pres. part. act. contr. 
 of the same verb ; but ysXav ivith iota subscribed 
 is pres. inf. act. contr. Whence, according to 
 some, by Metath. Engl, το laugh. 
 
 TiXav'/is, ίο;, b κ,οά 'h, gay, cheerful, pleasant ; 
 Poet, for Ιλκζος. 
 
 Γελάξω, Dor. for y^xάtrω, I shall or Λνϊΐΐ 
 laugh, {.find. act. of yiXa,ia,f. ύ,σω, to laugh. 
 
 ΥίΧΆοιάΖ,ω, f. άσω, p. α,κα, to laugh at, to 
 mock, to jest. Hence 
 
 Τίλαοίκιτ/Λοζ, ου, ό, a mocking, a laughing at, 
 derision. 
 
 VtXoiotaffT'/is, ου, ο, one who laughs at or 
 mocks. 
 
 TiXeiottrei, Dor. for yiXaouifoi, pres. jyai't. act. 
 f. g. of yiXUM, to laugh. 
 
 Τίλάίημος, ου, b kou 'h, laughable, ridiculous, 
 worthy of laughter ; frmn the same Th. 
 
 Τίλκστοζ, '/J, ov, the same, and from the 
 same Th. 
 
 Τίλάσ-ωμΐν, 1. pi. 1. a. subj. act. of 
 
 ΓΕΛΑ'Ώ, to laugh, to be merry ; also to 
 laugh at, to mock ; to insult ; also to shine, to 
 be bright ;• to flourish ; to be merry, to rejoice ; 
 
 f άσω, and 1. f. mid. airoyMi, p. yiyiXaxu• 
 1 . a. ind. act. iyiXeuru• perf. ind. pas. yiyi- 
 Χοίσ•μαι, 1 . a. ind. pas. lyiXaffu'/tv. 
 
 ΓΕΆΓΗ, '/ΐΐ, 'h, all sorts of goods or com- 
 modities ; colour, dyeing. 
 
 ΓΕ'ΛΓΙ2, toi, and yzXy)?, ι^ος, 'h, a header 
 clove of garlick. 
 
 ViXyM, f ζω, p. χ^α, to dye, tO Colour. 
 From yiXa, the splendor of the sun. 
 
 ViXsZffoc, Dor. for yiXoZira, pres. part. act. 
 f g. of ^^Χ'ιω, Ion. for yiXau, to laugh. For 
 the Dor. and Ion. change άω into ζω in verbs 
 in άω. 
 
 ΤίΧίω, f nffu, p. γ,-ΛΟ!,, to shine, be bright. 
 Whence yiXa. 
 
 TiX'/jS, 2. sing, jires. ind. act. Dor. for 
 yiXZ;' from yiXaoj. Also used by the Attics. 
 
 ΤίΧοΊΰί, laughable or ridiculous things ; also 
 mer)-y or facetious things ; nom. j^lur. n. g. 
 from γίΧοΊος. 
 
 ViXoιάζω,f. άσω, to say facetious things, to 
 speak merrily, to jest or joke. From 
 
 ΤίΧοΐος, old, olov, facetious, merry, jocose, 
 witty ; but yiXoio;, according to the gramma- 
 rians, ridiculous, worthy to be laughed at ; 
 yiXo7ov, ου, το, substantively for a joke, a jest ; 
 yiXouoi, Poet. Hence yiXoiaM, f άσω, for 
 yιXάω, to laugh. From y^Xω;, or yiXaa. 
 
 ΤίΧοίωντίί, and yiX'oMVTi;, Poet, for ys- 
 XcovTs;, nom, 2>l• I>art. pres. act. contr. from 
 yiXaa. 
 
 TiXojy, nom. sing, and in pi. yiXZvTi;, pres. 
 part. act. of ysXάω, and in 3. ^)/. pres. ind. 
 act. contr. yιXωσ^v• and 
 
 ΤίΧωντι, Dor. for yιXωσt, they laugh, 3. pi. 
 pres. ind. act. contr. 
 
 ΤίΧωί, ωτοζ, ό, laughter, mirth ; calmness of 
 the sea ; a7id yίXωs,gen. sing. γιΧω, ace. sing. 
 y'iXuv, dat. sing. yiXo). From yiXau, to laugh. 
 
 Vίf/Jζω,f. ίσω, p. yiyiy.mei, to fill, to load ; 
 1. a. ind. act. Ιγίμισα., p. ind. pas. yiyi^t- 
 σμαι, 1. a. ind. pas. \yi(jt,'ia6v\v, Th. y'^μω. 
 
 Τίμίσοίί, part. 1. a. act. γιμίσαπ, 1. a. 
 imperat. act. 2. 2:)l. γιμισον, άτω, 2. and 3. 
 sing, imperat, 1. a. act. of yιμΊζω, to ^,from 
 the same Th. 
 
 Τζμισίγι, 3. sing. 1, a. subj. pas. from γζμΐ' 
 ζω, to fill. 
 
 νίμομίν, 1 . 2^^' P'i'es. ind. act. yi^ouaot,ti, 
 dat. pi. 2>art. 2yres. act.f g. from 
 
 ΓΕ'ΜίΙ, f yi^u), to be full, to be loaded, 
 2nes. 2^art. act. yίf^ωv, ουσοί' p. ind. mid. yi- 
 yo^ot,, whence y'o^o?, ου, b, a ship's load or 
 cargo. Hence the Lat. gemo. 
 
 Yivia, Ki, and Ion. yivsTi, τι;, τι, birth, 
 parentage ; stock, race, lineage ; άτο yivia.;, 
 from one's birth or childliood ; generation, de- 
 scent, age; us yzvias yivialv, to all ages. Th, 
 y'lvofjtoii. 
 
 TiviccXoyia, ω, to trace a descent or pedigree, 
 to trace the lineage of one's 2)rogenitors ; f. 
 νίσω, 2^• 'yiyivioiXOy'/izei' yivixXoyeo^xi, to be 
 counted or reckoned in a race or lineage •, yi- 
 vsctλΰyovμίvas, 2^res. 2>(irt. and 
 
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 TmaXoyia, ας, ίι, a genealogy, a tracing 
 of one's pedigree. From yivos, race, and 
 λόγος, which is from λιγω. 
 
 Τίν^φιν, dat. sing. Ion. f^iv bang added by 
 ParagogeJ Jrom ytnii. Ion. for ytvia. 
 
 Tsviuk», νς, h•, origin, generation, race; 
 stock. From yiua. Hence 
 
 Τιήύλιοί, ων, ray birth-day feasts ; also 
 
 Τίνίύλια,κος, h, ov, of or belonging to one's 
 birth -day ; subs/anfiveli/, an astrologer ; and 
 
 Τζνίθλιος, ου, ο »α/ ri, belonging to one's 
 nativit}^ or birth, natal, author or cause of gen- 
 eration ; 3•£βί yivio>.toi, the household gods. 
 From γίνομαι, to be born. 
 
 Tivu, dat. sing, of γίνος, ίος, το, a race, kind, 
 offspring. From the same. 
 
 Tivetav, to have a beard, pres. inf. act. contr. 
 from γενειάω. 
 
 Tίiιίιάζω,f. ά(τω, the same as γίναύω. 
 
 Vsvitar^uv, Oor. for γίνίΐάζων, having a 
 beard, part. pres. act. of γίναύζω. 
 
 Τίνειάίϋ, ω, f νιτω, to have a beard, to begin 
 to have a beard, to be full grown or adult ; \. a. 
 part. act. γινει^σας, οίντος. From γίνίιον, a beard. 
 Th. γίννς, the chin. 
 
 Τίνίί^ίτας, a, o, Dor. and Poet, for γενατιτης, 
 ov. Of bearded, and this for γεναάτης• fern. 
 ^ίνίίάτις. From γεηιάω. 
 
 Τίνίΐον, at/, TO, the chin, the beard. Th. 
 γίνυς. 
 
 Tsvio, Ion. for γίνου, and this for ϊγίνου, 
 thou wast, 2. sbig. 2. a. ind. m. of ίγενόμ'/ιν, 
 ου, iro• from γύνομοα, to be. 
 
 Ttviffuai, 2. a. inf. m. γενισύε, 2. pi. 2. a. 
 imperat. m. and γενεο^ύω, 3. sing, imperat. of 
 the same tense, from the same Th. 
 
 Yiviffia,, ων, τα, a birth-day, or festivals in 
 honour of it. From γενεά,, generation ; and this 
 from γίνομοίΐ, to be born, j)• l^os. γεγενημοίΐ, 
 sat, rat. 
 
 Υενεαίοχ^νις, and -ος, o-j, o, the beginner of a 
 race or generation, the founder of a family. 
 
 ΤΊνεσις, ίως, ij, origin, creation, generation, 
 
 nativity, birth. Used by Aristotle to signify 
 
 motion from a state of non-existence to actual 
 
 existence. Classic. Journal, vol. xvi, 11. From 
 
 . ike same ΤΛ,] 
 
 Γίνετ', for Ιγενετα, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. 
 Ion. of γίνομαι, or γείνομοίΐ. 
 
 Τίν'ίτείξοί, ας, «, she that bears or produces, 
 a mother, a parent ; and 
 
 Τενετ», γις, h, nativity, birth ; and 
 Τενετγιζ, νξος, ο, and γενετής, ου, ό, a parent, a 
 sire, a begetter, a father. From 3. pers. nng. 
 p. ind. pas. of γίνομαι. 
 
 Τίνετο, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. Ion. for ϊγί- 
 viTO. Th. γίνομαι, or γείνομαι. 
 
 Τίνίτωξ, οξος, ό, (Ion. and Poet, for γονευς, 
 loj, or εως, ο, J a begetter, sire, parent. 
 
 Τίνευ, Ion. and Dor. for Ιγενου, 2. .sing. 2. 
 «. ind. m. of γίνομαι, to be born, or γείνομΛί. 
 Τενγ, 2. sitig. 2. a. svhj. mid. of the same. 
 Τενηθεις, εντός, born, made, part. 1. o. pas. 
 •fthe same verb. 
 
 Τενή^Άτι, Υίτω, 2. sing. 1 . a. imperat. pas. ef 
 the same. 
 
 Tiv/iirh, 2. pi. 2. a. subj. mid. and γεννιτα/, 
 3. sing. 2. a. subj. mid. of the same verb. 
 
 Τενήσομαι, ri, εται, l.f. m. of the same verb, 
 or 2. f pas. according to others, from 2. fit. 
 act. γενώ, 2. a. ind. act. ϊγενον from γείνω 
 obsol. whence 2. a. ind^ pas. εγεν/ιν, τις, '/•,. 
 
 Τενίκος, γι, h, of or belonging to a race or 
 family ; general ; also genitive, as γενικ,τ) 'χτω- 
 (Τις, the genitive case, among grammarians. 
 From γένος, race. 
 
 Τεννά^ας, ου, ο, noble, of a noble race ; 
 brave, generous. 
 
 Τενναιος, αία, ouov, noble, generous ; native, 
 natural, inborn ; valiant, brave ; strong, ve- 
 hement. From γεννάω. Th. γίνομαι. 
 
 ΤενναιΌττίς, νΐ'τος, ίι, nobleness, noble birth, 
 generosity ; bravery ; fertility ; and 
 
 Τενναίως, adv. nobly, gallantly, bravely j 
 from the same Th. 
 
 Τ'εννατο, Ion. and JEol.for Ιγείνατο, 3. sing. 
 I. a. ind. mid. of the same verb ; or from 
 εγεννγίΐτατο, by Sync, and AphcBr. from 
 
 ΓΕΝΝΑΩ, to generate, beget, as the male; 
 to bring forth, as the female ; to cause or pro- 
 duce, Metaph.f. ήσω, p. γεγεννηκα, 1. a. ind. 
 act. εγεννησα• perf. pas. γεγ'εννημαι, 1. a. ind. 
 pas. Ιγεννήύην. Th. γίνομαι. Hence Engl.. 
 
 TO GEKDER. 
 
 Τεννγιμα, ατός, το, offspring, progeny, fruit. 
 From 1. pers. sing. p. ind. pas. of γείνομαι. 
 
 Τενν^ιματίζω, f ίσω, to bring forth fruit, to 
 put forth a bud or branch. 
 
 Tivvyjffai, 1. a. inf, act. from γεννάω. 
 
 Τενν/ι/ταρετ, vi, name of a country in Galilee, 
 Genesareth ; indecl. Syr. iiiterjnet. the garden 
 of the prince. 
 
 Τενννκτις, εως, h, nativity, birth, generation. 
 From 2. ])ers. sing. p. ind. pas. of γεννάω^ 
 from γίνομαι. 
 
 νενν7ίτν>ς, ου, ο, a begetter, a parent, a sire ; 
 and 
 
 Τενν/ιτος, h, ov, begotten, born, made ; also 
 mortal ; and 
 
 Τενννίτωξ, οξος, ο, a begetter, father, parent ; 
 γεννιήτίΐξα, ας, «, she that brings forth or pro- 
 duces. From 3. pers. sing. ]). ind. pas. of 
 γεννάω. Th. γίνομαι. 
 
 Τενοίατο, Ion. for γενοιντο, and γένοιτο, 3. 
 pi. and 3. nng. 2. a. opt. m. of γίνομαι, to be 
 born. 
 
 Τενοίμαν, Dor. for γενοίμτιν, 1. sing. 2. a, 
 opt. m. of γίνομαι, to be. 
 
 Τίνόμενος, >?, ov, part. 2. a. m; γενόμγιν. Ion. 
 for Ιγεν'ομην, 2. a. ind. m. of γείνομαι, or γίνο- 
 μαι, to be born. 
 
 Τενος, εος, το, a race, stock, kind, a family, 
 tribe, kindred, nation ; offspring, children ; a 
 genus, as opposed to a species; in dat. pi. 
 γίνεσι. From the same verb. Hence Engl. 
 
 GENDER. 
 
 ΤενοΖ, ίσύω, 2. sing. 2. a, imperat, m.ofi^ 
 same verb. 
 
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 ΓΕ'ΝΤΑ, ων, τά, flesh, bowels. 
 ΓΕΝΤΙΑΝΗ', ni, «> a species of plant. 
 
 Engl. GENTIAN. 
 
 Tivro, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. Poet, for Ιγίνετο, 
 Jroni Ιγίνόμ*ιν, 2. a. ind. mid. of γίνομαι, or 
 γύνομίχ,ι, to be. 
 
 ΓΕ'ΝΤ2 fysvvij, uos» h, the chin, beard ; 
 the jaw ; edge. 
 
 Τίνωμχι, 1. sing. 2. a. subj. m. and in 3. 
 2)1. γίνωνταΐ' of γύνομα,ι, or γίνομιχ,ι, to be born; 
 to become. 
 
 Τέξάίβ-σι, dat. pi. Ion. and Poet, for γίζΛίη' 
 frotn γ'εξχξ, a gift or reward. 
 
 Τίξοίΐοί, ας, w, a matron, an old woman ; from 
 
 Τίζαιοζ, ata, aiov, of or belonging to an old 
 man or to old age , masc. an old man, a ven- 
 erable man, a man of great authority ; comp. 
 γίξαίπξοί, superl. γίξαίτατο;, by Syncop. 
 γίξαια, ag, v, an old woman. From γίξων, an 
 old man. 
 
 Τίξχ/ξί, honour or reverence thou, 2. sing. 
 preS: iniperat. act. γίξαίξΐν, hxf. Dor. for 
 γζξκίξίΐν, to honour ; from 
 
 Τίξαίξω, f. αιζω, to honour by a gift or re- 
 ward, to show respect, to do honour ; to adorn. 
 Th. γίξας, a gift. 
 
 Τίξαίτίξΰί, by Sync, for γίξαίοτίξοζ, com,par. 
 γ'ίξα'ινατοξ, by Sync, for γίξαιότατο;, superl. 
 from γεξαίΰξ, of or belonging to old age, an 
 old man. 
 
 ΓΕ'ΡΑΝ02 (yi^avosj, ου, ν, a crane, a 
 watchful bird ; a machine for raising weights ; 
 γίξάνιον, ου, το, the same ,• also, a plant. Engl. 
 
 A CRANE. 
 
 Υεξο,ξαι, 1 . a, ivf, act. of γίξαίξω. Poet, for 
 τιμάω, to honour. 
 
 Τίξαοοζ, a, ov, worthy of respect or honour, 
 august, veoerable ; compar. γίξαξύτίξο;, more 
 honourable, venerable, or august ; superl. γίξα- 
 ξωτατοζ, most august, most venerable. From 
 
 ΓΕ'Ρα2 (γίξα,ζ], Βίτοζ, and, striking out τ, 
 aos, contract, ω;, το, a prize, reward, gift, hon- 
 our. Hence 
 
 Τίζάβ•/μοί, ου, ό xai 9), honoured, honourable ; 
 of or belonging to old age. 
 
 Τίξάων, gen. pi. Ion. for γίξάτων from 
 γίξαί;, a reward, prize. 
 
 Τίξγίβ-'ιΐνος, ου, ο, a Gergesene or inhabitant 
 of Gergasa. Hebr. Engl, near the sojourning. 
 
 Vi^m, y'i^og, and yi^ios, ου, ο, a weaver ; 
 Suid. and yi^ia, as, h, she that weaves. 
 
 Τίξΐα, Ion. for γίξατα, nom. pi. of yi^as, a 
 prize or reward. 
 
 Τζξγινιος, ου, ο κχ) r,, epithet of Nestor in 
 Homer, honoured. From γίξας, honour, or 
 from Τίξ'^να, a place. 
 
 Τίζον, old man, voc. sing, yi^ovros, yi^ovra, 
 gen. arid ace. sing, from γίξβϋν, an old man. 
 
 Τίξοντα7ο;, at a, uTov, Poet, for 
 
 Υίξόντίίοί, na, iiov, and γίξοντικοί, h, ov, of 
 or belonging to old age or old men. From 
 γίξων, an old man. 
 
 Τίξόντίον, ου, το, an old man, an eld dotard j 
 diminutive from γίξων. 
 
 ΤίξουοΊ, dat. plur. from γίξων, an old man. 
 Τίξουσία, ας, yj, an assembly of elders or old 
 men, a senate. From 
 
 Υίξούιτιος, a, ov, or -ος, ου, ο κ,α) h, of or be- 
 longing to old men, becoming to old men ; 
 honourable. Th. γίξων, an old man, 
 
 TE'FFON, ου, TO, a Persian shield, /nade 
 of tivigs looven together ,• any defensive weapon. 
 Τίξΰνος, a little frog. 
 
 ΓΕ'ΡΏ,Ν, οντος, ό, old, an old man •, voc, 
 sing, ω γίξον, dat, pi. γ'ίξουσι. Perhaps from 
 γίξας, because old age is honourable. 
 Τευόμος, ου, ο, and 
 
 Τίυμα, ατός, το, the taste. From γίύω, to 
 taste. 
 
 Τίύμεβα, Ion. and Dor. by Aphcer.for γίγίυ- 
 μίΰα, we have tasted, 1 . pi. perf. ind. pus, of 
 γίύω, to taste. 
 
 Υινσάμενος, 1. a. jmrt. m. γεΰαοίσύαι., 1. α. 
 hf. m. γζΰαωμαι, and γεύα-ωνται, 1. sing, arid 
 3. pi. 1 . a. subj. m. γευα-αι, 1 . a. irf. act. of 
 γιυω. 
 
 Υίυσις, ίως, h, a tasting, taste; and 
 Τίυΰ•τ4κος, h, ov, having the power of tasting, 
 gustatory ; a/50 
 
 Τίυστος, h, ov, that may be tasted. Frorn 
 ΓΕΤ'Ώ, f, γίύΰ-ω, p. γίγευκα, to cause to 
 taste ; to give to taste ; aUo to give food or 
 drink ; in the mid. voice, to taste ; γίυσ-άμίνχ 
 ^ηφάίίξίτο, having tasted or tried, they expired, 
 Thucyd. ii, 50. The verb yiuitruat is used in 
 the sense of to try, to essay ; it also signifies to 
 eat as well as merely to taste. See Wolle de 
 Verb. Med. p. 282. Τιυομαι, to taste, 1./. 
 Til. γίυσ•ομαι• 1. a. ind. m. Ιγζυσάμνιν, ω, α.το• 
 1. a.• inf. in. γίΰνασύαι, part, γευσάμενος, p)» 
 pas. γίγευμαι.'] 
 
 ΓΕ'ΦΤΡΑ, ας, '/ι, a bridge, because ΰς γίαν 
 φίξϋ, it conveys to the land ; also the space be- 
 tween two hostile ranks. Hence 
 
 Τίψύξίον, ου, το, dim, a little bridge ; arid 
 Τΐφυξόω, ω, f. ωίω, p. ωκ,α, to connect by a 
 bridge, to build a bridge over ; γεφυξουν, pres. 
 infin. act. contr. 
 
 Τίωγξαφίω, ai,f. ή(Τω, p. νικα^ to describe the 
 earth ; and 
 
 Τίωγξκψία, ας, h, a description of the earth, 
 geography. From γία, obsol. for γαία, the 
 earth, and γξάφ'/ι, a writing, a painting, from 
 γξάψω, to write. 
 
 Τζω^ακτία, ας, vi, a division or distribution of 
 the earth. Th. γία, the earth, and Ιαίω, to 
 divide. 
 
 Τζω^νις, ioi, xa) h, like earth, earthy, 
 earthly, terrestrial. 
 
 Υίύλοφος, ου, ο χα) «, raised above the 
 ground like a hill, or hilly ; subst. 0, a hill or 
 hillock ; a stupid fellow, a clodpate ; from γία, 
 the earth, and λόφος, the neck of cattle; also the 
 top or crest of a helmet ; hills and rising grounds 
 are also called λόφοι, and also γήλοφοι, and 
 γεωλοφοι. 
 
 Τίωμετξίω, ei,f. ή(τω, to measure the earth ; 
 to be a geometrician ; and 
 
ΓΚΘ 
 
 166 
 
 ΓΗΡ 
 
 Τειαμ,ίψξ'ήί, ου, ο, a geometrician, a measurer 
 of land, a surveyor ; and 
 
 Τίωμίτξία, a;, 'h, geom.eiry, the science of 
 meaburiug the earth. From y'la., the earth, 
 and μίτξον, a measure. 
 
 Τίωμίτξϊχο;, h, ov, belonging to geometry, 
 geometrical ; skilled in geometry. From the 
 same. 
 
 Τίωμόζοζ, ου, ο, a husbandman, a colonist, 
 ^sch//l. SuppL'\ 
 
 TscoTiiv'/!;, ου, 0, one possessing but little 
 land; hungry; also cultivating the i^round. 
 From y'loi,, the earth, aiid -π-ίΆχ, or <ρηίνα, 
 hunger. Th. τίνομοίΐ, to labour. 
 
 Tio^Tovtot, α,ζ, '/I, agriculture. Fr:mi γζα, the 
 earth, and srovo?, lofdch is Jrom ίΤίνομαι, to la- 
 bour, p. hid. ?nid. tb-tsOvci. 
 
 Vt&iTrovs, o'hog, J, a husbandman ; one ivho uses 
 his feet in cultivating the ground. 
 
 ΐίωργίω, ω, f. ήσ'ω, J). yiyiu^y/iKay to till, 
 or cultivate the ground, to practise agriculture. 
 Fror.i-yia, the earth, and ^ξyάζoμa.ι, to work, 
 to labour, ivhicli is from 'ίζγον, work. Hence 
 
 Viu^yioi, οίΐ, ^, agriculture, husbandry; and 
 
 ΤεΜξγϊκ,οί, h, ov, belonging to agriculture, 
 rustic ; used in the neut. yiMoyr-cov, to signify 
 the art or business of agriculture, Xen. Mem. 
 i, 1, 7. Hence ytωζ^y^y,a,, ων, τα, books on 
 agriculture. ] 
 
 ViM^yiov, ου, το, a field, ploughed land ; til- 
 lage ; and 
 
 Τίωργήσιμο;, ου, ο κ,α) h, fit for cultivation, 
 fertile. 
 
 Tiugyoi, ου, 0, a husbandman, vine-dresser, 
 farmer. 
 
 Τίωξυχ;ίΜ, u,f. νισω, to dig, Hei\)d. iv, 200. 
 From y'iu, the earth, and οξύσσω, to dig. 
 
 Γί, gen. yni, h, the earth, land, ground ; 
 a tract, region ; from obsol. yia, contr. yr,, in 
 prose for yu,7cc, the same. 
 
 T'/}y!viTyis, ου, ό. the same, and from the 
 same, as ynyivii;. 
 
 Tyiytv'iMv, gen. pi. from 
 
 V'/iyivni, 'io<, κ,κ) h, earth-born, a son of 
 the earth, native ; y/iyiviis, pi. giants. From 
 yvi, the earth, and yivog, race, otispring, luldck 
 is from γίνομαι, to be born. 
 
 T'/]}iov, ου, TO, a small piece of ground, a lit- 
 tle field, dim. and 
 
 TnSiv, adv. from the earth or ground. From 
 
 yn• 
 
 ΓΗΘΕΏ, ω, to rejoice, to be glad, y. γισω, 
 J), ind. act. ytyn6T,Ka., and bij Sj/nc. yiy/iooc, 
 J), ind. m. yiy/i^ct, whence also part, yiy/iiui• 
 2. f act. yvjuo)• and. y/ihov. Ion. for lyr,hov, 1 . 
 siiig» or 3. /)/. i?npeif. ind. act. 
 
 Τ'^ό'/ΐίτβίν, they were glad,yor ίγ'ήβ'/ΐ(Τύίν, 3. pi. 
 1. a. ind. act. y/juriffa;, 1. a. part. act. y/iiyi- 
 e-sv, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. from the 
 jyrecedi.ig. 
 
 T'A6'/iffui, 3. sing. i. a. opt. act. JEoL of the 
 same. 
 
 Vrjo;, εοί, το, and 
 
 Τ'/ι6οσΰνή, '/IS, y„ joy, gladness ; and 
 
 Τ•/,θΌσΰνοί, VI, ov, glad, joyful, rejoicing. From 
 y /ιύιω. 
 
 ΓΗ'ΘΤΟΝ, or y/iTUov, cy, το, a kind of 
 onion. From y!i S-tm. 
 
 Τνιύω, obsol. f y /ισω, p. yiynxcx,, ^-f ^^*• 
 yciSai, p. ind. 111. yiy/iSa, part. p. m. yty/idai?, 
 oTos, the same v.nfli y/iu'icjy to rejoice, to be 
 glad. 
 
 Vviivoi, o'j, κ,α,) h, and 
 
 Τνιϊοζ, ου, ο κ,οί] «, earthly or earthjr, of 
 earth ; corruptible ; mortal. From y^, the 
 earth. 
 
 Τ'/ιλίφο;, ov, 0, a hill, an eminence, JTen. 
 ^nab. i, 5. 8.] 
 
 Υγιμαι, 1 . a. inf. act. γγ,μα,ί, 1 . a. part. act. 
 γημι, Ion. and Poet, from 1. a, ind. act. 
 εγ'/ιμοί, ois, i, from the obsol. verb γα,Ιμω, f. 
 yoiyM, p. -'/ικ,οί, to take a wife, Sfc. or, according 
 to others, by Sync, for ϊγύμνκτοί, α,ς, i, 1. α. ind. 
 act. of γοι,μΛω, f. ήσω, p. '/ixoi, to many a 
 wife, to marry ; as f formed from γαίμω, obsol. 
 See Υαμίω. 
 
 Τ'/ιοχ'ίίΐν, prt'5. hf. act. as if y^v 'ίχίΐν, to 
 have land, to possess a field or ground, jilso 
 said of Neptune, because he encompasses the 
 earth, and is therefore called γεοΰχ;οι, γ&'/ιοχοζ^ 
 and very frsquently γοίΐτιβχ^ο;. 
 
 Ττίξΐλ, dat. sing, from yi^aj. 
 
 Τ'/ίξαιος, a., ov, an old man ; of or belonging 
 to an old man ; old,*aged, withered, or worn out 
 with age ; y/ioaicu, ων, al, old women. Th. 
 yy,goc;, old age. 
 
 Vr,pc',Xio;, la., iov, Poet, the same as yyi^awg. 
 
 Τ'/ίξάντίο-σι, Poet, or Ion. for γήξοίίτι, dat. pi. 
 1. a. part, act, and this for yn^atrairt, from 
 γήζοίς, uvTo;, growing old,yb?' y/i^mtrois, Hesiod. 
 from y/toaoj, f. άα-ω, to grow old ; whence 1. 
 a. ind. act. ϊγήξ^ασα, and by Sync, 'iyng^a. Th, 
 γτίξΐ/,ς. 
 
 ΓΗ~ΡΑ2, το, gen. sing, α,τοί, by dropping 
 T, oio;, contr. ως, dat. γήξοίτι, by dropping r, 
 u'i, contr. a, old age. 
 
 Τ'/ΐζάσ'/ιί, '/?, 2. and 3. sing. \. a. snbj. act. 
 of y/ipa,(rKCd, f άσω, to grow old ; y/)oaffa,t, 1 . 
 a. i)f. act. 
 
 T'/lξoiσ^x,ω,f. ύ.σω, to grow or be old, to decay 
 with age, p. γιγήξκκ,οί,, 1 . a. ind. act. \y/i^ot.aoi, 
 1. a. subj act. y /ΐξάσ-ω, n;, yi, ace. ])l. part, 
 jires, act. γγίξ'ίσκοντα,ί. Th. yr,g^u,i, old age. 
 
 Ύ^Υιράω, ω, f κσω, the same as y /ΐξάσκ,ω• 1. 
 a, ind. act, \y/i^ua-oi, arid by Sync, ϊγ'/ΐξα^ 
 xvhence part, γ/ις^ας- perf. ind. act, yiyr,pc6Kcc, 
 and part. yίy/lξΆχωs, old, worn out with age. 
 Xen. 
 
 Τ'/ίξοζοίτχεω, ω, f. y/oru, to nurse, feed, or 
 cherish in old age ; and 
 
 Τ'/ΐζοζοοτκ,ΐα, oi;, 'h, a supporting or nursing 
 of the aged. From yi^aj and βόσχ,ω, to 
 feed. 
 
 Τ'/ίξοζο(Τχο;, ου, ό κοά h, a nourislier of the 
 aged; that feeds ^r nurses any one in old age. 
 From the same Th, 
 
 Τ'/ίξοχομίοί, as, h, the care and maintaining of 
 the aged •, and 
 
ΓΙΝ 
 
 16? 
 
 ΓΛΑ 
 
 ΤνίζοκΌμοιο, gen. sing. Ion. of 
 
 Τ'/}ξοκ.όμο;, ου, ο Άο,Ι 'h, that takes care of the 
 aged, Hes. Theog. From γτιξα,ξ and κ.ομ,ίω, 
 ίο take care. 
 
 Τ'/ίξοτξοφ'ζω, ω, f. ν\(τω, to nourish or sup- 
 port in old age, Isocrat. From γ^ίξοίζ and 
 Τξίφω, to nourish ; p. ind. m. τ'ίτξοφα. 
 
 Τ'/ίξϋτξόφοί, ου, ο χα) h, that nourish^gs the 
 aged, Eurip. Alcest. From the same. 
 
 Vri^viT, he complains,yor γ'/ΐξύίται, 3. sing, 
 pres. ind. m. γ'/ΐξύομαι, l.y. ?n. -ΰσομοίΐ. Th. 
 γνίξυ;, voice. 
 
 V'^ouOvoc, fl£j, and γχξυόνχ, Dor. for y' /ΐξυονη, 
 fiSf yi, vocal, loud, talkative ; tlie same as 
 yriououTDc. Th. γ^ξυξ, the voice. 
 
 Τ'/ΐξυόνχί, a, 0, Dor, Jbr Γ'/ΐξυόν/ΐί, ου, ο, a 
 man's name, Geryon. 
 
 νγ)ξυονηοί, ace. nng. ofV'/i^uovivg, ϊο;, or Ion. 
 Tio;., 0, (I man's name, Geryon. 
 
 ΓΗ~ΡΤ2 fyn^ijij, uo;, or to;, h, a voice, a 
 sound. Hence 
 
 Τ'/ΐξΰω, f. ύσω, p. υκα, to sound, make a 
 noise, as to low, sing, t^-c. ; speak, say ; 
 complain; and γ'/ΐξύομκι, 1. J", m. -ΰσομαι, the 
 same. 
 
 Τ'^ξωζ, gen. sing, arot, hy dropping r, κος, 
 and contr. y' /ΐξως, from γ^ξχί, old age. 
 
 Tyi-t^s, ου, 0, a husbandman, rustic, country- 
 man. From yvi, yri;• as ττολίτνι; from 'ττολις. 
 
 Tiyuvrot.ic;, a'lOi, a7ov, and yiyavrtto;, ύκ-, 
 iiov, of or belonging to giants, gigantic, or 
 giantlike. From yiyui, a giant. 
 
 TiyoiVTis, nom. pi. yiyav-cov, ge7i. j)l. from 
 the same. 
 
 YtyoLvrivM, ω, to imitate giants, to resemble 
 giants. From the same. 
 
 YiyavTO/^a^'iK, αξ, 'h, a battle or war of 
 giants-. From y'tyas and μάχ^Υί, lohich is from 
 μ,άχ,ο^αι, to fight. 
 
 ΓΓΓΑΡΤΟΝ fyίyΰ'.ξrovJ ου, ro, a grape- 
 stone. 
 
 YiyκξrΛ)^'/!ί, ίοζ, or ζως, ο xou h, full of ker- 
 nels or grape-stones, like a grape-stone. 
 
 ΓΓΓχ4.2 fytya.?), αντος, ο, a giant. From 
 yn, the earth, and γύω, to be born, for they 
 were said to be ^he offspring of the earth. 
 
 ΓΙΓΓΓΔΙΟΝ, ου, το, a little plant, like the 
 wild parsnip. 
 
 ΓΙΓΓΛΙ2Μ0^2, οϋ, ο, a tickling, laugh ; 
 laughing. From ytyyXl^u, f. Ίσω, the same as 
 
 yxyyoiXi^eiJ. 
 
 ΓΙΓΓΛΤΜ0^2, οϋ, ο, the hinge of a gate 
 or door, ivhich turns tvith the gate itself,• a 
 joint. 
 
 ΓΓΓΓΡΑ2 ( yiyy^ai), ου, ο, a little pipe,y(;r 
 making myurnfiU sounds. 
 
 Yiyvo^xi, See Tivofioit. 
 
 Tiyvo;/ThQ thou, or become thou, 2. sing, 
 pres. iniperat. pas. <f y'iyvo[jt.ix,i. 
 
 Y^yvύa^κω, ζις, tt-, and yiyvuffKovrx, ace. 
 sing. masc. part. pres. act. See Τινώσκω. 
 
 Γ /vsr', he was, he became, Ion. and by 
 ApKstr. for lyiviTo, 3. sing, imperf, ind, pas. 
 y'mifiui, to become, ^;ris. iiif. m.from 
 
 ΓΓΝΟΜΑΙ, or ytyvo/na.!, to be, to become ; 
 to be born, be begotten, be made ; to hap- 
 pen, occur, come to pass. It seems to have 
 been derived from yao) in the foUouing rnanner ; 
 yaeo by changing ω into tivoj becotnes yauvuf 
 contr. yot'ivu, by Sync, γίίνω, which has in 1. 
 f. act. γίνω, which, by inserting ί becomes yi- 
 vtM, in the mid. voice γζύομα,ι, with reduplic, 
 of yz ytysviofACii, by Sync, yiyvzoaui, by Sync. 
 again yifyjvofjiocr 1. f mid. γιν'Ασομα,ί, p. 
 pas. yzyiv'/i^a.r cci ruoot.^a.t yzysv/ijicsi/cii yicrxVf 
 the disturbances were over, i^s. 1. a. ind. pas» 
 lyzr/iu'Av, 1. f pas. γζν'ήό'ήσΌμοα, 1. a. ind. 
 mid. lyzvriffa^Yiv, 2. a. ind. mid. ϊγζνΌμ'/ιν, ου, 
 ζτο, 2. α. iniperat. mid. γίνου, ζσύω• 2. α. opt, 
 mid. γζνοίμ.7ΐν, οιο, οιτο, as μη yzvotro, let it not 
 be, God forbid ; 2. a. subj. mid., γ'ζνωμαι, yi, 
 '/ιτΰίΓ -τηζΐ την μυίολογ'ικν γζνώμζύχ, let US oc- 
 cupy ourselves about (lilerally let us be about) 
 the explanation of the fable, Tabr Ceb. viii ; 
 
 2. a. inf. m. yzviaSon, 2. a. part. mid. γζνόμζνοί- 
 p. ind. mid. yiyovcc, from yzivno, or obsol. 
 γζνίομοί,ι, 1 . sitig. plupe^f. ind. m. zyzycvziv, 
 
 p. m. inf. yzyovzvcn,and yzya,iva,j,fro7n yzyeca^ 
 J}, ind. mid. from the obsol. verb yam• part» 
 perf mid. yiyovu;, and γζγοίω;, υϊα, Όζ.'\ 
 
 VivuiTKZv, Dor. for γινωα-κ,ζιν, jires. inf. 
 act. and 
 
 Ttvaia-AovTi, they know. Dor. for γινύσ•ζουσι^ 
 
 3. pi. pres. hid. act. of 
 
 ηΝί1'2ΚΩ, or γιγνωσκΜ, to know, under- 
 stand ; acknowledge ; think, judge, perceive, 
 feel ; approve ; ωζ ϊκ,α,ιτ-ος yiyvuffxzt, as each 
 thinks for judges) proper, Thucyd. ii, 47 ; 
 l.y. 7nid. γνύκτομα,ι, 1. a. ind, act, εγνωοΌί, p. 
 ίγνωκ,α, pluperf. lyvcutitv, 2. a, ind. act. εγνων, 
 ωζ, ω, 3. pi. ίγνιοα-αν 2. a. imperat. act, 
 yvrnut, 2. a. opt. act. yvo'r/iv, 2. a. subj. act. 
 yvui, yvMi, yvM, 2. a. inf. act. yvuveci, 2. a. 
 part. act. yvohg, oZcroc, ov p. pas. ζγνωσμοι,ι, 1. 
 a. ind. pas. lyvus-uviv, if ]>C/S. γνωιτάήιτομοα, 
 p. ind. m. yzyavoi., by Metath.for yzyvuoe,, part, 
 ytycove.j;, for yzyvuiui, Ότος. From γνωω, 
 obsol. Engl- το know.] 
 
 VXayos, ίοί, TO, milk. From yaXot., 
 Τλάξω, to cry out, to sing ; also to expand 
 the wings,y. enu, p)• «α• 2. α. ind. act. iyXoi- 
 
 OOV, SJ, z. 
 
 ν\οίκ.τΌφα.γοζ, for γαλοίΛτόψαγο;, ου, ό κ,α.) '/i, 
 by Sync, feeding upon milk. Fro/n γάλα, 
 milk, and φάγω, to eat. 
 
 Τλαμύω, and γλημάω, f, neTM, the same as 
 λ'/ιμάω, to be blear-eyed, to haA^e a running of 
 the eyes. From 
 
 Τχάμη, '/IS, h, and γλάμοί. Dor. for Th. 
 λήμ,'/ι, by Pleonasm of y, a rheum or running of 
 the eves, blearedness, the filth of the eyes. 
 
 ΓΛΑ'ΝΙ2, ^h;, 'h, >a kind of fish. It is 
 also written γλκν)ς, i^og. It receives its name 
 from Glanis, a river of Cuma. 
 
 Γλάξ, by Sync, from γάλαξ, obsol. milk ; 
 a kind of lactescent plant { γαλα,κ,το'^οιητικη) 
 mentioned by Pliny, 
 
 Τλ&ξϊί} t^o$, '/>■> a tool for hollowing out. 
 
ΓΛΗ 
 
 168 
 
 ΓΛΤ 
 
 hewing, and polishing stones ; a file ; a pit or 
 hole ; γλαξίΤίίί, jil. tools of an architect. Th. 
 γλώφω, to make hollow, to dig. 
 
 Τλ»ΰχ,\ and γλανκαζ, ace. shig. mid ace. 
 pi. Ji-om γλανζ, κος, '>j, an owl. Τ/ι.γλ'χυ- 
 χβί, sky-coioured. 
 
 Τλαυχί^ voc. sing, of Τλαυκοζ^ ου, b, Glau- 
 cus. 
 
 Γλαίίχ;}, ri;, h, the name of a woman, 
 Glauce ; bid 
 
 Τλαυκίι, Ti;, vi, adj. fern, g.from γλαυκοί, 
 azure, sky -coloured. 
 
 Τλοίυίίιάω, ω, to scowl or look fiercely with 
 grey eyes., Iliad xx, 172 ; and 
 
 Τλα,υκιΌων, Poet, for γΧοίυκιων, jyres. part, 
 act. coiitr. Th. γλαυκό;. 
 
 Τλκυκονόμη, yis, 'h, the name of a woman, 
 Glaucouome. 
 
 ΓΛΑΤΚΟ'2, Yi, ov, light blue, sea-green, 
 sky-coloured, azure ; γλαυκών is used alone 
 for the sea, in Hesiod. Theog. 440 ; also the 
 name of a man, Glaucus. From, γλαύσσω.^ ' 
 
 Τλαυκότ'/ΐζ, ητοζ, i;, a sky-blue or azure 
 colour ; blueness ; and 
 
 Τλαυκοχ^ξοοί, contr. -ους, ου, ο »ou vi, Poet. 
 β γλοίυχον χζ'οα, ϊχωΜ, blue-coloured. 
 
 Τλαυκοω, ω, f ωσα>, to make light blue ; to 
 cause a γλαύκωμα,. Th. γλαυκός, which see. 
 
 Τλαύκωμα, aros, to, the same as γλαΰκούαις, 
 
 Τλαυκατ/ί, ί^ος, h, and γλαυκύτ»;;, ου, ο, 
 having gray or blue eyes ; bright-eyed, an epi- 
 thet of Minerva ; ace. sing, γλαυκω-π-ιν, and 
 -iha. So γλαυκω-φ, ΰτος, ό κα) h, having gray 
 or light blue eyes ; hence 
 
 Τλαυκω•;ης, pi. nom. of γλαυκω-φ. From 
 γλχυ^, an owl, a7id this from γλαυκός, gray or 
 azure, and ω-ψ, the eye. Th, ο-ττομαί, to see. 
 
 Τλαύκύοίπς, ίως, h, a disease of the eye, 
 affecting the crystalline lens. From γλανκόω. 
 Th. γλαυκός. 
 
 ΐλαυκΐϋ-ψ, ωτος, ό κα) ri. See Υλαοκω'Χίς. 
 
 Τλαυζ, κος, ίι, or γλαΰζ,, an owl, an owlet ; 
 probably the kind with bluish eyes. Schneid. 
 An Athenian coin with an owl's head on it. 
 Th. γλαυκός, gray, or azure. 
 
 νλαΰσΰω, to shine, glitter, perceive. Whence, 
 
 perhiir,S, γλαυκός. 
 
 Τ?.αφΰ, υος, το, a cave, den, cavern ; and 
 Τλαφυξ7ια•ί, and γλαψυζ'/ίς, dat. pl.f. g. Ion. 
 of γλαφυρός, ξα, ξον, elegant, well made. 
 
 Τλαφΰξος, ξα, ξον, hollow, deep ; elegant, 
 
 handsfime, well made ; fit, proper. See under 
 
 Υλάφω. 
 
 ΓΛΑ'ΦίΙ (γλα^ω), or γλύφω, f. •φω, p. 
 φα, ίο make hollow, dig out, excavate, carve. 
 Hcace γλάφυ, ίίος, ro, a cave, a den ; γλα- 
 φυρός, ου, lioUow, deep, c^c. From γλύφω' 
 γλύ•7'Τ'/ις, ου, ο, a SCUiplor. 
 
 Γλά;^Λ»ν, Oor. for γλήχ^ων, ωνος, h, the herb 
 pennyroyal. 
 
 ΓΛΕΤ~Κ02, ίος, re, new wine, a sweet 
 juice or liquor. From γλυκύς, sweet. 
 
 ΥλΥι^Ά, '/ις, 'fl, bler.iedness, or running of the 
 eyes j the same as λ'/>μη. 
 
 Τλ'ήηα, ων, τα, precious things, ornaments, 
 treasures ; things worthy to be seen. From 
 ΓΛΗ'ΝΗ, νις, h, the pupil of the eye,- the 
 eye ; a girl, or damsel ; a cavity in a bone 
 which receives another bone ; also, a honey- 
 comb. As if αΙγλ7ίνγι,^07η αίγλ-η, splendor, or 
 by Sync, from γαλτινη, because the serenity 
 of the mind is very conspicuous in the counte- 
 nance. Hence γλγιηα, ων, τα, precious things, 
 ornaments. 
 
 Τλτίνος, ίος, το, a star, light. From 
 γλνιν/ι. 
 
 ΓΛΗ'ΧΩΝ, and γλάχ^ων, Oor. ωνο?, τι, the 
 herb pennyroj'al. 
 
 Γλ/α, ας, vi, glue, paste ; like κόλλα, ης, h- 
 ΓΛΙ'Ν02, or γλίϊνος, ου, ό, a kind of white 
 maple tree. 
 
 ΓΛΙ'2ΧΡ02, ου, ο κα) h, or -ξος, ξα, ξον, 
 gummy, clammy, viscous, slippery ; slow, spar- 
 ing, tenacious, stingy, covetous ; hungry ; 
 sordid, miserable ; gluttonous ; sweet ; low ; 
 humble ; a flatterer. There is also fou7id 
 γλισχ^ρος, ξα, ξον, the same, lohence γλισχ^ξως, 
 adv. tenaciously, closely, in a slippery manner, 
 sparingly, sordidly, with difficulty. From γλία, 
 glue. Hence 
 
 Τλκτχ,ξότ'/ις, ητος, τι, toughness, clamminess, 
 tenacity ; slipperiness ; avarice, meanness ; 
 and 
 
 Τλισ•χ^ξω^'/ΐς, ίος, ο κα) 'h, tenacious, tough, 
 clammy, glutinous. 
 
 ΓΛΓΧΟΜΑΙ (γλ'ίχ^ομ,αι), \.f mid. ξομαι, 
 J), pas. -γμαι, to desire, long for, wish, covet. 
 From γλυκύς. 
 
 ΓΑΟΙΟ'2, ου, ο κα) h, weak -, feeble ; dirty ; 
 malicious, wicked ; also substantively, the scour- 
 ings or dregs of oil scraped from wrestler's 
 bodies. Hence 
 
 Τλοιω^ης, ίος, <5 κα) ί, thick, clammy, gluti- 
 nous, slippery, like the dregs of oil. 
 
 ΓΛΟΤΤΟ'2, οϋ, ό, the b^ittocks, the haunch, 
 the hip. From γλοιός. 
 
 Τλνκάζω, f. άσω, to sweeten, make sweet ; 
 become sweet ; and 
 
 Τλυκαίνω, f. ανω, the same. Th. γλυκύ?, 
 sweet. 
 
 νλύκασμα, ατός, ro, and γλυκασμος, ου, b, 
 sweetness. 
 
 ΤΧυκίξοΊο, gen. sing. Ion. and γλυκίξω, gen. 
 sing. Oor. for γλυκίξοΰ• from 
 
 Τλϋκίξος, ξα, ξον, sweet. From γλυκύς. 
 Τλυκίων, ό κα) τι, compar.from the same. 
 Τλυκύύΰμος, ου, ό κα) h, of a mild or gentle 
 temper, Iliad xx, 467.] 
 
 Υλΰκΰκαρ-τος, ου, ο κα) h, that bears sweet 
 fruit, an epithet of the vine. From γλυκύς, 
 sweet, and καξ-ρτος, fruit. 
 
 Τλΰκϋτηκξον, ου, το, bitter-sweet. From γλυ- 
 κύς, sweet, and <π•ικξος, bitter. 
 
 ΓΛΤΚΤ2, i7a, ύ, sweet, pleasant, agreea- 
 ble ; soft, mild ; gen. sing, ίος, ύας, ίος• 
 γλυκΰα, substantively, a sweet root ; liquorice ; 
 also 
 
ΓΝΑ 
 
 169 
 
 ΓΝΛ 
 
 Τλυ)ίύτ»ις, 91T0S, νι, sweetness. 
 
 Τλνχΰφωνίύί, as, -h, a sweet voice, sweet sing- 
 ing. From γλυκύς and φωνν!, voice, sound. 
 
 Τλνμ,/^,οί, α,τος, το, sculpture, carving, engrav- 
 ing, embossed work. 
 
 Τλνττοζ, h, ov, carved, graved, embossed. 
 
 Υλυφάνοιο, gen. sing. Ion. of 
 
 Τλΰφα,νο;, 5?, ov, of" or belonging to a carver, 
 or sculptor. Th. γλύφω, to carve. 
 
 Τλνφ^, ίί, '/ι, sculpture, carving, embossing ; 
 a seal. 
 
 Τλνφές, Ί^οζ, h, the notch of an arrow which 
 receives the bow-string ; the arrow itself. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Τλΰφω,/. "φω, p. φα, to carve, grave, em- 
 boss, to polish. Hence γλύ-ντγ!?, ου, and(, -τίΐξ, 
 ζξοί, ο, a sculptor or carver. 
 
 ΓΛί1~2ΣΑ, and Att. γλωττα, m, 'h, the 
 tongue •, the faculty of speaking ; language ; 
 eloquence ; the manner of speaking peculiar to 
 each nation. Hence compos. Ιτιγλωττίς, iu- 
 γλωσσοξ, άγλωσσος, πολύγλωσσος) ^C and 
 
 Engl. TO GLOZE, 
 
 νλωσσοίλγία,, ας, h, a pain or itching of the 
 tongue ; loquacity. From γλωσσά and αλ- 
 'γ'ιω, to be in pain. 
 
 Υλωσσάζ^ίον, ου, το, a little tongue ; dim. 
 Jrom γλωσσά. 
 
 Τλωσστι, Ion. for γλωσσά, the tongue ; 
 yλώσσ'Λσι,JΌr γλωσσαις, dat. pi. Ion, 
 
 Τλωσσόκομον, ου, ro, a case for keeping the 
 reeds, &c. of wind instruments in ; also a purse 
 or coffer for money, John xii, 6 ; any box or 
 receptacle. From γλωσσά and κομλω, to 
 keep, to take care. 
 
 Υλωσσοστξοφ'ίω, u,f, ήσω, to move the tongue 
 quick, to talk fast, Aristoph. Nub. 789.] 
 
 ΤλωσσΌ-τμητος, ου, ό κα) '/ι, having the 
 tungue cut off. From 
 
 Τλωιτσοτομίω, ω, f. γισω, p. γλωσσοτίτμίίχα, 
 to cut out the tongue. 
 
 Τλωσσοχ^αξίΤΰΰντίς, των, οι, deceiving by the 
 blandishments of the tongue. From γλωσσά, 
 mid x^a^iTioj, f. ήσω, to flatter, speak fair, 
 from χάξΐς, favour, caresses, fair words. 
 
 Τλωσσω^ης^ ίος, 6 και h, that hath a tongue ; 
 like a tongue j talkative, prating. From 
 γλωσσά and ίΤ^ος, form, appearance. 
 
 Τλωττίχος, '/j, ov, belonging to the tongue. 
 From γλωττα, Att. for γλωσσά, ivhich see. 
 
 Τλωττόκ,ομον, ου, ro, a chest, a coffer, the 
 same as γλωσσόκ.ομον.~\ 
 
 Τλωχίς, ων, a], the beards of an ear of 
 grain ; as if from γλαξ, ωχος, an ear of corn 
 or grain. 
 
 ΓΛί1ΧΓ2, or γλωχ)ν, 7vos, vi, the point of 
 a weapon ; an angle, corner, edge ; q. al των 
 αχί^ων ίζοχαί. 
 
 Τναΰμος, ου, ό, the same as 
 
 ΓΝΑ'Θ02, ου, Vi, the cheek or jaw bone, 
 the teeth, the mouth. Hence 
 
 Τναύ'οω, ω, f. άσω, to slap or strike on the 
 jaws ; and 
 
 22 
 
 Τνάθων, όνος, ο, a parasite or flatteVer; also 
 a proper name, Gnatho. 
 
 Τναμ,ττοΤσ/, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 
 Τναμττος, h, ov, curved, crooked, bent ; also 
 flexible ; γναμτττον νόημα, a flexible mind or 
 disposition, Iliad xxiv, 41.] 
 
 Yvάμ'ffτω,f 'ψω, p. εγναμφοί, to bend, crook, 
 turn, overcome, break. From χάμτττω, the same. 
 
 Τνά^τω, or χνάττω, or γνάφω, f. •φω, p. 
 ίγναφα, to smooth or soften by carding or 
 teasing, to card or comb wool. Whence Engl. 
 NAP of cloth, and also perhaps^ a nap, i. e. si 
 short sleep. 
 
 Τν&φίυς, ίος, ο, a fuller, comber or dresser 
 of cloth. From the preceding. 
 
 Υνήσιος, ίΰί, lov, or γνήσιος, ov, ο χα) ri, law- 
 fully begotten, legitimate ; genuine, true, nat- 
 ural ; in compar. γν/ισιύτεξος. It is derived 
 fq. γον/ισιος, or γινήσιος) from γένομαι, to be 
 born. 
 
 Τνησίως, adv. legitimately, genuinely, nat- 
 urally. 
 
 Vvoiviv, νις, 91, 2. a. ojyt. act. from γινωσχω^ 
 to know; 1. sing. 2. a, ind. act. ϊγνων, from 
 the same. 
 
 Τνους, γν'οντος, part. 2. a. act. of the same. 
 
 Τνοφίξος, ξα, ξον, dark, black, obscure. From 
 
 ΓΝ0'Φ02, ου, ό, darkness, obscurity, shade; 
 «^50 a whirlwind, duskiness, a cloud. From 
 νίφος. Hence 
 
 Υνοφάω, ω, f. ωσω, and γνοφίω, ω, f. γισω^ 
 to cover with darkness, to darken ; and 
 
 Υνοφω1)ης, ιος, ο κα\ 'α, dark, obscure. 
 
 Τνοω, f. ωσω, p. εγνωχχ, to know, obsol. 
 from which have proceeded γνωμι, and γιγνώ' 
 σχω, or γινύσχω. From ν'οος, the mind. 
 
 ΓνιΊ, adv. with the knees bent ; by Sync» 
 for γ'ονν^. From γ'ονυ, the knee, which see. 
 
 Τνω, he knew. Ion. and Poet, for 'ίγνω, 
 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. 'ίγνων, ως, ω• but 
 
 Vvu), 1. sing. 2. a. subj. act, γνωύι, 2. a. 
 imperat. act. γνωναι, 2. a. inf. act. of γινώσχω, 
 to know. 
 
 Τνωμα, ας, τι, Dor. for γνώμη, >ίί, 'A, mind, 
 intention, opinion ; γνωμα, ατός, το. Ion. and 
 Poet, knowledge, proof. Th. γινωσχω. 
 
 Υνωμη, '/ις, 'h, an opinion ; judgment, thought, 
 will, purpose, design, decree, a remarkable say- 
 ing ; γνωμ,ι^ν α<^ο'^ύχνυσ6αι αντΊ^ν, to manifest 
 a contrary opinion, Herod, vii, 10.] 
 
 Τνωμ'ίκος, jj, ov, sententious, full of pithy 
 sajnings or sentences ; and 
 
 Τνωμολογιχως, adv. with good sayings ar 
 sentences, sententiously. From γινωσχω. 
 
 Τνωμίναι, Dor. and Att. for γνωναι, 2, a. 
 inf. act. of γινωσχω, to know. 
 
 Τνωμονος, gen. sing, of 
 
 Τνωμων, όνος, ό χα) ή, oiie that knows, that 
 searches out and discovers ; a judge, an arbiter % 
 a gnomon or pin of a dial, hour-hand of a clock ; 
 a carpenter's rule or square ; a tooth by which 
 the age of animals is known. Th. γινωσχω. 
 
 Τνωναι, See under Τνω. 
 
 Tvωξ^ζω,f. Ίσω, and Att. iM, p. Ιγνωξίκα, to 
 
ΓΟΓ 
 
 170 
 
 ΓΟΝ 
 
 recognize ; discover •, prove, try ; make known, 
 declare, show ; recall to mind, in ]V. T. 
 1. a. bid. act. Ιγνωξ/οΌί, 1. a. itif. act. γνωξί- 
 tratf 1. a. part. act. γνωοίσΊχ;, αντοξ• pres. 
 ind. pas. γναξίζΰμαι, to become known, be 
 discoA'ered ; hejice γνωοιζίσύω, 3. sing. p?'es. 
 imperat. pas. p. pas. iyvcooiirf/.cit, 1. a. ind. 
 pas, iyvuo'i<r6yiv, 1. a. subj. pas. γνωξίσ^ω, 
 ί;, γ. Τ/ι. γινάιτχω, to know. Hence 
 
 Τνωξίμοί, ov, ο κ,οίϊ 'h, known ; also an ac- 
 quaintance, friend, associate ; also renowned, 
 celebrated ; compar. γνωζΐμύπξοί, more known, 
 siiperl. γναίξίμύτΆΤΰ;, most known ; also 
 
 Τνύξίσμ,Ά, ατοί, το, a sign, token, mark, evi- 
 dence ; badge, ornament. 
 
 Υνωριω, b7s, εΤ, 1 . J'ut. act. Att, of γνωοίζω, 
 to know, make known. 
 
 Τνωσιαι, Ion. for yvutrn, 2. sing. ^. f. ind. 
 7)1. of y/vuffKu. 
 
 VvunTVi 2. sing. 1 . f ind. m. of γινύσχ,ω' 
 l.f. in. yvaffofjiui, >!, ίται. 
 
 Tvuffh)s, part. 1. a. pas. of yivuerxa, 1. a. 
 ind. jms. Ιγνώτί^ιν inf. of the same, γνωσβηνα,ι. 
 
 ΤνωίπμΆρζίΐν, pres. inf. act. conlr. to change 
 one's mind, to see one's error, to acknowledge 
 one's weakness or inferiority. 
 
 Tvutrti, ius, 'h, knowledge ; learning, doc- 
 trine, Avisdom, ^'C. From ytv&xrxu. 
 
 Τνώσομαι, l.f m.from the same Th. 
 
 Τνωστίοί, verbal adj. that must be known, 
 khowable. 
 
 TvuffTpj;, ου, ο, one that knows, knowing, 
 skilful ; also a diviner, a soothsayer. 
 
 Τνωστοξ, 71, oy, known ; an acquaintance, a 
 friend ; and 
 
 TvuTog, fly, (5, known ; also a Idnsman, a 
 brother. From the same Th. 
 
 Τνύτω, 3. sing. 2. a. imperat. act. of yvuui, 
 from the same Th. 
 
 Τνωωσι, Poet, for γνωσι, 2. a. subj. act. 3. 
 pi. of the same verb ; or 3. pi. subj. pres. act. 
 of the obsol. verb yvuiu, to know, f ώσω, p. 
 syvuKcc, p. ind. m. yiyvucc, ]}art. yiyvuu;, 
 eras• or yvucu, Poet, for γνω, I. sing. 2. a. 
 subj. act. from εγνων, 2. a. ind. act. froin the 
 same Th. 
 
 Υοάοντι, Oor.for yoaovtrt, γοωίπ, 3. pi. pres. 
 ind. act. from, 
 
 ΓΟΑ'Π, ω, f riffu, to sigh, groan, weep, 
 bewail, deplore, to weep for ; a poetical word. 
 Tliere is also foUnd γο'/ιμινοίΐ, Dor. irf. 2. a. 
 act. for yorivar from γότ,μι, sec. conjug. and 
 yonh)?, lamented, bewailed, part. 1 . a. pas. of 
 yoau, to bewail. 
 
 ΓΟΤΓΡΟΣ, ου, Ό, the conger, a fish. 
 
 ΓΟΓΓΤ'ΖΩ, y. σω,ρ. yiyoyyuxa, to mur- 
 mur, to mutter, to grumble ■, 1. a. ind. act. 
 lycyyutrcc' perf. ind. 2>cis, yiyoyyuff^ai. Hence 
 yoyyυσμaς. 
 
 ToyyvXls, 'ί^ος, «, a turnip or rape ; and 
 
 VoyyvXogy >j, ov, or yoyyuXio;, ου, ο xcu h, 
 the same as o^τξoyyύλos, round ; ajid hence 
 yoyyu?.-/!, '/is, v, substantively, a rape or turnip, 
 frovi its roimdness. 
 
 Vayy•<J(rμo;, ου, Ό, a murmur or murmuring, 
 muttering, grumbling ; and 
 
 Toyyυa■τh;, ου, S, a murraurer, a grumbler. 
 From yoyyυζω. 
 
 Ton, rii, h,for yonruBi, ois, ^, juggling tricks, 
 cheating, delusion, imposture. See Γό>??. 
 
 Το^μίνοίΐ, 2. a. inf. act. Dor. for yoiivai. 
 From yon μι. Th. yoau, to w^eep, to groan. 
 
 ΓΟΉΣ, »TOi, 0, a conjurer, an enchanter, a 
 juggler, a cheat, an impostor, any impostor. 
 Hence 
 
 Τοητύα, as, 71, juggling, imposture, witch- 
 craft, magic, conjuring ; and 
 
 Τοήηυμχ, eeros, το, juggling tricks, impos- 
 ture ; a charm or incantation ; and 
 
 Τοτιτιύω, f ιϋσω, p. ίυχα, to enchant, be- 
 witch, fascinate, cheat or impose upon by jug- 
 gling tricks ; also 
 
 To'/iTiKos, h, ov, of or belonging to a conjurer 
 or impostor ; deceptive ; magical ; a conjurer. 
 
 ToXyo^a, indecl. the name of a place, Gol- 
 gotha. Syr. the place of a skull. 
 
 Τόμορροί, as, h, the name of a city, Gomor- 
 rah. 5^r. a habitation. 
 
 Τόμο;, ου, ο, a ship's lading or cargo, mer- 
 chandise. From perf. ind. m. y'^yoμa, of 
 y^μω, to be full. 
 
 Τομφιάξω, f. άσω, to have the teeth on 
 edge, to have the tooth-ach ; and 
 
 Υομφιοίσμοί, ου, ο, a gnashing of the teeth, 
 the having of the teeth on edge; a/so tooth-ach• 
 From 
 
 ToμφΊos, ου, 0, a jaw-tooth, a grinder. 
 From 
 
 Γ0'ΜΦ02, ου, ο, a wedge; a nail; a cer- 
 tain fish ; a jaw-tooth ; dat. pi. Ion. γόμφοκϊιν. 
 Hence Engl. gums. 
 
 ΤομφΌω, u,f. ωσω, to fasten or join together 
 with nails, to join or put together ; and 
 
 ΤΌμφωσίί, icos, '/i, a kind of articulation, in 
 which one bone is fastened into another in the 
 manner of a nail. 
 
 ToviT;, nom. pi. contract, from, 
 
 Vovius, ioi, or icog, o, a parent ; gen. pi. 
 yoviajv, acc. pi. yovnas, -ixs, contract. yoviTg, 
 dat. 2^1- yoviZfft. From penf. ind. mid. yiyova, 
 of yιvoμat, 
 
 Tovh, ns, hi a generating or begetting ; seed, 
 offspring; hence yovx) 'ϊίξακλίίαι, the seed of 
 Hercules. From the saiiie Th. 
 
 Τόνίμο;, ου, ο χα) h, having the power of 
 generating, prolific, productive, fertile. From• 
 y^voμa^. 
 
 Τονόρροια, or -ύα, h, a gonorrhea. 
 
 Τονορρυίω, ω, f ^σ'ω, p. «jxa, to have a gon- 
 orrhea. From 
 
 Tovoppuns, ου, 0, or yovoppoios, ου, ο xai τι, οπβ- 
 who has a gonorrhea. From yovh ρίει. 
 
 Τόνοί, ου, ο, (accent on penidt.J offspring ; 
 generation ; kind ; seed. From γίνομαι, to be 
 born ; p). ind. mid. yiyova. Put 
 
 Tovos, ου, 0, ( accented on the last syllable ) 
 by Ion. Epenthesis, γουνο;, Poet, fruitful or 
 fertile, γάνιμα5 ; also substantively, a fertile 
 
ΓΡΑ 
 
 171 
 
 ΓΡΑ 
 
 place or soil ; comiy, yovan^os, more fertile. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 rO'NT, TO, the knee ; the joint or knot of 
 a reed or straw ; gen. sing, γόνυος, γόνα,τοξ, 
 hy transposit. or Metath. γουνος, and by Epenth. 
 yoma.rov dat. pi. γόνασι, γούνκαΊ, and yoovaffffr 
 γνυξ, adv. with the knee bent ; on the knees ; 
 by Sync, for γόννζ, and <τξόχ^νυ, hy Sync, for 
 ■ττξογόνν, the same. Hence Engl, gown, be- 
 cause it covers the knees. 
 
 Τονυτητίω, ω, f ήίτω, p. γιγονυτετ'/ίχα, to 
 fall on one's knees, to kneel to ; 1. a. indie, 
 act. Ιγονυττίτ'/ίσοί. From γόνυ and ίτ/ίτ^Λ/, to 
 fall. 
 
 Too?, ου, 0, grief, sorrow, mourning ; ace. 
 sing, γόον nom. pi. γόοι. From, γού,ω, to 
 mourn. 
 
 Τοξγίίη κίφαλνι, a Gorgon's head. From 
 γοξγύν. See Vo^y'ovts. 
 
 Τόξγιιοξ, i'lsx,, uov,f g. Ion. -ein, and Τοξγόνιοί, 
 ioc, iov, Gorgonian, of or belonging to a Gorgon. 
 
 Τοξγίύω, f. ΐύο-ω, to make haste, to walk 
 swiftly, to quicken one's pace. 
 
 Τΰξγόνίς, ων, αϊ, the daughters of Phorcys, 
 Medusa, Sthenyo, and Euryale, were so called. 
 From γοξγων, όνοξ, ο, the name of a noxious 
 animal found in Africa. 
 
 ΓΟΡΓΟ' 2, h, ov, swift, active, brisk; ter- 
 rible ; as if yoduv ϊξγΜ• Hence 
 
 Τοξγάτπί, 'ATOi, 71, quickness, activity ; stern- 
 ness ; in rhetoric, earnestness or rapidity of 
 delivery. ] 
 
 Τοξγουζ, gen. sing, of γοξγω, gen. Sos, contr. 
 evs, quickness, speed ; sternness ; the same with 
 the preceding; also the name of a woman. 
 But γοξγους is ace. pi. of γοξγοί, swift. 
 
 ΓΟΡΓΤ'ΡΑ, or γόξγυξΆ, as, 'h, a subterra- 
 neous channel or water pipe. From yn and 
 Ιξύσσω, to dig. 
 
 Τουν, for y ovv, therefore, then, truly, 
 indeed, at least, even. From y\ and olv. 
 
 Τουνά'ζομαι, to embrace one's knees, to sup- 
 plicate on one's knees, Iliad xv, 665; l.f. 
 mid. -άσομαι, 1. a. ind. mid. lyovvaffafAvtv. 
 Th. y'ovv, the knee. 
 
 Τΰύναβ\ for yovvara, ace. j)l. yovvatri, dat. 
 pi. of γόνν,^η. yovveiTos, ^c. 
 
 TovvoTcriv, datrpL-Jan. of yoiJvos,for yovog. 
 
 ΤουνΌομαι, ουμαι, 1 . f m. ωσομ,αι, to em- 
 brace one's knees in a suppliant manner, Anacr. 
 Iviii, 1 ; hence yomov^tvos, pres. part. m. 
 contr. Th. y'ovu, the knee.] 
 
 Τουνοτκχ^ίξ, ίοξ, ο xat h, having fat or thick 
 loiees. From y'ovu and -τταχ^υζ, thick. 
 
 Τουνος, >/i, ov, fertile, fruitful ; also subst. a 
 fertile soil. See Τονίξ. 
 
 TovvM, fertile, dat. sing, of the same. 
 
 Τούνων, for yovvuv, of the knees, gen. plur. 
 from yaw. 
 
 Toatra, groaning, lamenting, j^res. part. act. 
 f* g. contr. of youa, to groan. 
 
 rPA'BION, ov, 70, a kind of torch, j)iOp- 
 Krly a piece of wood sharpened for a torch. 
 
 rPAI~A, «?, VI, an old woman. From 
 
 γίξοίΐκ, hy Sync, y^aiav. Dor. γξαιων, gen. pi. 
 Hence perhaps Engl. gray. 
 
 Τξαϊ^ων, ov, TO, dimin. a little old woman, 
 Demosth. Coron. Xen. Anab. vi, 3. 
 
 Τξοίΐκ,οξ, η, ov, and y^viioi, ov, ο χα) h, of or 
 belonging to an old woman. From ygala, an 
 old woman. But 
 
 Τξοαχοζ, h, ov, Greek or Grecian. 
 
 ΤξαίνΛ), to eat. Th. yξάω. 
 
 Τξάμμα, ατοί, ro, a letter of the alphabety 
 and also an epistle ; a writing ; a book ; a 
 bill ; an account ; account book ; learning ; a 
 picture or painting, Theocr. xv, 81.1 In the pi. 
 
 Τξάμματα, writings ; Scriptures ; an epistle 
 or letter ; letters, i. e. learning, Aristot. public 
 acts or records, Polyb. Th. γξάφ^, to write. 
 Hence 
 
 Τξαμμα,τύα, ύα;, h, writing, learning ; also 
 the office of scribe ; and 
 
 Υξαμματίν;, ίοξ, ό, a scribe, clerk, secre- 
 tary ; and in N. T. an expounder of the law, 
 a preacher of the divine word, a theologian ; and 
 
 ΤξΆμμο!,τίχ}ι (τί^νη, understood), τα, vi, the 
 art o/" grammar. From 
 
 Τξαμματϊκος, 9], ov, belonging to letters or 
 learning, literary ; a grammarian ; and 
 
 Τζαμμα'7 'iffriii, ov, o, a teacher of grammar ; 
 and 
 
 Τξΰίμματο^ι^ύίτχαλοί, ov, o, a schoolmaster, a 
 a teacher of letters ; also a pedant or petty 
 schoolmaster, a scribe or clerk. All from the 
 same Th. 
 
 Τξχμμίι, ijs, '/I, a line ; also a starting -place 
 or the beginning of the race, which was marked 
 by a line ; the lists. 
 
 Τξαμμικοζ, h, ov, belonging to lines ; drawn 
 in lines ; made \vith lines. From the same Th. 
 
 Τξάτίί, ί^οί, 91, the skin or slough of a ser- 
 pent, <^c. 
 
 Τξατττίον, it must be written, a verbal adj. 
 From y^aipu, to write ; perf, ind. pas. γίγξαμ- 
 μοιι, •φοιι, -ffTui. Hence also 
 
 Τξαττοί, VI, ov, written, inscribed. 
 
 ΓΡΑ'202, ου, ό, the dirt which gathers in 
 sheep's wool ; the fetid smell of the arm-pits. 
 Also y^affffog, yξάoζ, and γραζ, the same. 
 
 ΓΡΑ'2202, ου, ο, the shout of the soldiers 
 at the beginning of a battle. Perhaps from 
 γϊίξνί, voice, sound. 
 
 Τξάσ•τίς, ίωί, h, grass, herbage. From γξάω, 
 to eat, because it is the food of cattle. Hence 
 
 Eng. GRASS. 
 
 Τξανξ, y^uoi, 9], an old woman ; Ion, γξηΰί 
 and by Dialysis yξ7|ϋς. From y^oua, the same. 
 
 ΤξΆψίΤον, OV, TO, a style or iron pen for writ- 
 ing ; a pencil. 
 
 Υξαφίνς, ίως, ο, a writer, a painter. From 
 
 Τξά,φη, ηί, 91, a writing, a painting or pic- 
 ture ; an accusation ; a law-suit ; γξαφαι, ων, 
 αϊ, the Holy Scriptures. From γξάφω, to 
 write. Hence Engl, a grave. 
 
 Τξαφ'Ατωσ-αν, 3. ρ/. 2. α. impcrat. pas. 
 yξάφ'ήβι' from γζάφο', to write ; pai'f. 2. a. 
 pas, γξαφζίξ. 
 
ΓΡΤ 
 
 172 
 
 ΓΤΜ 
 
 Τξα.φϊ:ϊ.οζ, '/?, CV, of or belonging to writing ; 
 also skilled in painting. Wkejice 
 
 Τξχφίκ,ω;, descriptiA'ely, expressively, to the 
 life. Fram the same Th. 
 
 Υξχφίον, ου, το, and 
 
 Τξα,φϊ;, ί}ο;, h, a style or pen ; a pencil •, 
 a tracing, designing, o)• drawing of the outlines, 
 a sketch. From γράφω. 
 
 Τξάφομκι, f. 'φομαι, to accuse, Jien. 2Iem. 
 i, 1 ; and in Oemosth. and the other orators.'] 
 
 ΓΡΑ'ΦίΙ (γζα,φω), to Avrite, to paint ; un- 
 cioitly to engrave ; to describe ; to draw ; to 
 trace.; to make a law, to enact ; f. •ψω, p. 
 γίγξχφα.• 1. a. ind. act. ίγξθί\^αί,• perf. bid. 
 pas. γίγοαμμαι, "φκι, ίΤτα/. Heiice Engl. 
 TO GRAVE, GRAFF, ^'C. 
 
 Τξά,'φ'/;;, thou mayest imprint or engra'.^e ; 
 2. sing. 1. a. suhj. act. of γοάφα. 
 
 ΓΡΑΏ f whence γξχ-ζ'αω, by contr. γξαινω), 
 f. σω, to eat ; \. a. ind. act, 'ίγξαο-χ. Whence 
 perhaps Engl, το graze, ?'. e. to eat grass. 
 
 Τζαω^'/ΐζ, ioc, Q Kcu '/i, of or belonging to an 
 old woman. From γξοί-ν;, an old woman. 
 
 V^nyo^io), ω, to watch, to be awake, to be 
 watchful, y. νισω, p. Ιγξ'/ιγόξ'/ίκα, 1. a. ind. act. 
 Ιγξ'/ιγόξ'/ίίτα' perf. ind. mid.. Ιγξγ,γοξοί. Τξ'/ι- 
 yoaicti is put by Jlphesr. for Ιγξίηγοξίου. From 
 Ιγί'ίξω, to rouse or raise up. 
 
 Τξ•/ιγόξ•/;<τί;, sco;, 'h, watchfulness. 
 
 Τξ•/ιγοξω;, who watched ; also watching ; 
 part. perf. mid. u'iihont the augment. Ion. 
 from Ιγξ'/ιγοξΛ, p. ind. m. of γοηγοξίω. 
 
 ΤξΤ^ηυ;, ίοξ, or ίω?, ο, a fisherman. From 
 γξίτο;. 
 
 Τξΐ-τίζω,^. ιιτω, to fish. Whence 
 
 Τξίτίσμχ, ατο;, το, profit, gain ; a capture or 
 catciiing. 
 
 ΓΡΓΙΙ02, ou, 0, a net ; ypTpc;, ου, ο, and 
 ioi, TO, the same. Also a riddle, or puzzling 
 question ; hence jyerhaps Engl, gripe. 
 
 Τξίφά,ομχι, to wi^ite. From Ύζάφω. 
 
 Τξομφα,ξ, ά^οζ, τι, an old SOV7. Hesych. 
 
 Τοομφί)? (οϊ Ζωγοάφοι), painters. From 
 'γροίφαν. 
 
 ΓΡ0'2Φ02, oil, ο, a kind of dart or javelin ; 
 the end or point of a spear, by which it is fixed 
 i?i the ground. 
 
 ΓΡΤ', or γξΖ, any thing very small, a trifle ; 
 a small piece of money ; the dirt of the nails. 
 Hesych. Hence 
 
 Τξύ'ζω, f. υ^ω, J), νχ^οί, to grunt, to open 
 one's mouth, to gape ; to speak softly, to mut- 
 ter. 
 
 Υξυλλ*Ζ,ω, f. ί(Γω, p. /««, to grunt. 
 Whence 
 
 Τξυλλκτμοξ, oZ, o, and γξΰλλ'/ι, τις, τι, a grunt- 
 
 Τξυμαία, a;, vt, a kind of bag or pouch ; a 
 thing of no value, a wortliless thing. 
 
 Γζ/ί/ξ, the dirt of the nails. Hesych. From 
 γξύ. 
 
 Υξνσμος, ου, ο, a grunting. From γούζω. 
 
 Γ^:ίτ>5, '/,;, w, and γρυτχξΐχ, cuv, τα., old stuffy 
 'ratsh, trumpery. FroJii you. 
 
 ΤξυτΰΤιύλνΐζ, ου, ο, a vender of old stuff or 
 trash. From γζύτγι and -ττωλίω, to sell. 
 
 Τξυτο:, r), ov, crooked, curved, bent ; also 
 one who has a crooked nose or beak. 
 
 ΓΡΤΨ, νττοζ, 0, a griffin or grj'phon, a 
 fabled bird. Hence Engl, gripe. 
 
 ΓΡΏ,'ΝΗ, yis, 'a, a cave or cavern, a hollow 
 rock, a hole. From γξάω, to eat away. 
 Hence 
 
 Τξωνο;, 57, ov, hollow, deep. 
 
 ΓΧΆ, or γυτι, Ion. and γυία, as, h, a field, 
 a measure of land, an acre, a road, a ditch. 
 From yix, earth. 
 
 Τυάλαι, ojv, ai, cups or bowls. A Mega- 
 rean ivord. 
 
 Τνάλοίο, gen. sing. Ion. γυάλοις. dat. pi, 
 from 
 
 ΓΤΆΛΟΝ (yvuXovJ, ou, TO, a hollow, a 
 cavity ; and hence the palm of the hand, a val- 
 ley, c^c. Hence 
 
 Τυα,λοζ, h, ov, that xnaj be grasped in the 
 hand. 
 
 ΤυοίξΆτις, ζος, ό xcc) '/ι, strengthening the 
 limbs ; lively, active, brisk, vigorous. From 
 yvTov, a member, and άξχίω, to be sufficient. 
 
 TuyTi, 7ΐΐ, '/I, the name of a woman, Gyge. 
 
 Tvy/is, ου, 0, a king of Lydia, Gyges. 
 
 Tv'/ii, ov, 0, the wood of a plough, on which 
 the coulter or share is put. From yioi, or 
 yuyi, an acre, a field. 
 
 Τυιοζόξος, ου, ο κχ) h, that consumes or preys 
 upon the limbs j γυίοζάξου? μιλι^ύνχς, limb- 
 consuming cares, Hesiod. Op. €6 •, where the 
 commonly received reading is γυιοχ,όξους ; but 
 Gaisford, after Ruhnkenius and others, adopts 
 the former. See his Poet. Minor, vol. ii.] 
 
 νυΐΰ^&μχς, χ, ο. Poet, and Dor. ο τα ytfla 
 Ιχμων, one who subdues the limbs. Epithet of 
 of a wrestler. 
 
 TutoKOPo?, ου, xk) y}, feeding on or devour- 
 ing the limbs, Hesiod. Put see under Τυιο- 
 Q'oooi, From yulov and κοξίω, to feed upon.] 
 
 ΓΤΙ~ΟΝ, ου, TO, a limb, a member, as the 
 foot or the hand •, the knee ; the whole body ; 
 in pi. yu7a. Whence 
 
 Τυιο;, h, ov, lame •, and 
 
 Τυ/οω, oj, f. ώσω, to break the limbs, to 
 lame or make lame, to weaken. 
 
 Τυιο•τί}'/ί, m, 'h, a fetter or shackle. From, 
 yulov and τ'ί}'/!, a fetter. 
 
 Τυιό;;^χλκο;, ου, ο κχι h, having limbs of 
 brass, very strong. From yvTov, a limb, and 
 χ^χλκοζ, brass. 
 
 Τυιωύύξ, maimed or mutilated, 1. a. part. 
 jias. of γυιόω, to lame. Th. yuTov, a member. 
 
 ΓΤΑΙϋ'2 fyvXioiJ, ου, ό, a knapsack, gf?7i- 
 erally made of twigs, in which the soldiers' 
 provisions were kept. From yCxXov, because 
 hollow. 
 
 Vυμvx'ζω,f. χσω, p. γίγύμνχχχ to exercise, 
 \. a. ind, act. ϊγΰμ.νχσχ• peif. ind. pas. yiyu- 
 μνχσμΡΛ. From γυμνοί, naked. 
 
 Τυμν/ισ'ίχ, as, h, and γυμ,νασίίί %us, h, exer- 
 cise or exercising. 
 
ΓΓΝ 
 
 17S 
 
 Γίΐ 
 
 a light- 
 
 Τυμνα^ιαξρ(;ίω, ω, f. γ,(τω^ ρ. χα, to preside 
 over the public exercises, to be master of the 
 gymnasium. 
 
 Τυμ,νχ/ηόίξχ^τις, ου, ο, or γνμνασίοίξχ^ος^ ου, ο, 
 master of the gymnasium or of the public 
 exercises ; and 
 
 ■ Τυμνασιαξ^Ία, α,ζ, -λ, the office of gymnasi- 
 arch, or the superintendence of the gymnasium. 
 Th. ά,ξχ^ή. 
 
 T'jfivaa-iuv, ου, το, exercise; also a place 
 where they exercised naked ; afterwards a 
 school. Th. γυμνόζ. 
 
 γύμνασμα, aros, το, the same as γυμ- 
 vacria. 
 
 Τυμνα /rTm, ου, ο, he who had the charge of 
 exercising the boys ; and 
 
 Τυμναα-τικοί, h, ov, of or belonging to exer- 
 cise, slvilled in the exercises of the gymnasium. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Τ^υμνΥίζ, τ,τος, or γυμννττις, ου, ο 
 armed soldier, a skirmisher. From, γυμνό;. 
 
 Τυμν/ιτίύω, to be naked; properly, to be a 
 light-armed soldier ; f. ίύσω, p. γίγυμνητιυκα. 
 From γυμνοί, or γυμνήτγις. 
 
 ΤυμνοίΤΆΐ^ία, a?, h, the exercise of naked 
 boys. From γυμνός, naked, and ταΤς, a 
 boy. 
 
 ΓΤΜΝΟ'Σ, ii, ov, naked ; lightly clothed ; 
 unarmed ; who has γυΊα μόνα, only his limbs •, 
 and Poet, for γυμνικό;, ii, ov, belonging to 
 exercise. 
 
 Τυμνοΰ-οφαττα), ων, ol, Indian sages or Gymno- 
 sophists, so called because they lived aji austere 
 life, going entirely nuked. From γυμ,νο$ and 
 ffo^tffTvii, a wise man, from σοψος, the same. 
 
 Τυμνότ'/ΐζ, '/iTOi, ti, nakedness ; poverty ; 
 and 
 
 Τυμνοω, u, f. ωαω, p. ωκ,α, to mak6 naked, 
 to strip, to deprive ; to exhaust, to uncover. 
 
 Τυμνωίίντχ, acc. sing. masc. part. 1 . a. pas. 
 of γυμν'οω, to make naked, to strip ; γυμνωσαι, 
 1. α. inf. act. ιγυμνώ^ην, 1. α. ind. pas. Th. 
 γυμνοί, naked. 
 
 Υυμ,νωοΌ,ί, ασα, αν, naked, stripped, part. 1 . 
 a. act. of γυμν'οω, to make bare or naked. 
 
 Τύμνωα-ΐί, ιως, h, a stripping or making nak- 
 ed; nakedness. From γυμνός. 
 
 Vvva, Dor. for γυντι, a woman. 
 
 Vivai, Oh Avoman ! voc. sing, ffrom γυνα)^ 
 obsol. J from γυντι, a woman ; in acc. γυναίκα. 
 
 Τυναικάξ/ον, ου, το, a weak, silh' woman, di?n. 
 from the same Th. 
 
 ΤυναΐΗ,ίΐον, ου, το, f scilicet "Ιωμα) an inner 
 apartment appropriated to women ; and γυνα*- 
 Kila, ων, τα, the monthly courses of women. 
 From 
 
 Υυναικ,ύοί, iia, i7ov, oi or belonging to women, 
 a woman's. Hence 
 
 TuvaiKvityi, ης, h, the same as γυναιχ(ΐον. 
 
 ΤυναίΚ'ήΐοί, Ion. for γυναιζΰοί. 
 
 Τυναίχ,ίας, ου, ό, Avomanish or womanlike, ef- 
 feminate, soft. 
 
 Τυναιχιασμοί, ου, ό, theblandishments of wom- 
 en ; also the same as 
 
 Τυναιχισμος, oZ, o, womanish pride, affecta- 
 tion, vanity, weakness, ambition, timidity, oP 
 other vice. 
 
 Υυναιχοχξατϊομα», ουμα/, 1 . f. m. ήοΌμαι. p. 
 pas. ημαι, to be governed by women, to live * 
 under the government of women, to obey a 
 woman. From 
 
 Τυναιχοχξατία, ag, 7i, the authority or rule of 
 women. 
 
 Τυνα/χοχξατονμίνοί, ου, part. pres. pas. one 
 who is ruled by women ; uxorious. 
 
 Υυναικομαν'Αί, ioi, ο xa) 'h, woman-mad, mad- 
 ly devoted to women. From γυνή and μαίνο- 
 μαι, to be mad. 
 
 Τυναικος, γυναικ), gen. and dat. sing, of 
 γυνή. 
 
 Τυναιχοψϊλα;, a, ό, Dor. for 
 
 Τυναικοφϊλί^;, ου, ό, a lover of women ; effem- 
 inate. From γυντι, a woman, and φίλοί, a 
 friend. 
 
 Τυναιχω^νι;, ζοί, ό χα) yi, effeminate, woman- 
 like. 
 
 Υυναιχων, ωνος, ό, and 
 
 Υυναιχωνίτ'/ΐί, ου, ό, also 
 
 Τυναιχωνΐη;, ι^ο;, '/)■, the private apartment of 
 women. From γυνή. 
 
 Υυναιμαννις, for γυναιχομανήί• 
 
 Τύναιον, ου, το, a little woman ; dim. from 
 γυνή. 
 
 Τύναί^ιν, dat. pi. ivith ν added from γΰννι. 
 
 ΓΪΝΗ\ γΐ, a woman, a wife ; gen. sing, γυναι- 
 χος• dat. -χ}• acc. γυναίκα. Dor. γυννιν voc. ω 
 γύναί- dat. pi. γυναιξί. From γονγι, generation, 
 which is from γ'ινομ,αι, to bear, to bring forth. 
 Hence 
 
 Tuvvis, by Poet. redupUc. of ν for γύνις, i^os, 
 0, soft, effeminate, tender, delicate. 
 
 Τυ-ττοί, high, lofty, Hesych. 
 
 ΓΤ'ΡΓΑΘ02, ου, ό, a wicker basket, or 
 canister, 
 
 rX'PIS, εως, h, fine flower. From γυοος, a 
 circle or circumference, i. e. of a mill-stone. 
 
 ΓΤΡΟ'2, ζα, ξον, crooked, bended, curved, 
 round; o, substant. a ditch. But 
 
 Τΰξος, ου, ό, Ά circle, circuit, compass, cir- 
 cumference. 
 
 Υϋζόω, ω, f ωα•ω, to curve or bend; to en- 
 compass ; also to bend into a circle ; to bury in 
 a round hole. Hence 
 
 Τύξωμα, ατός, το, and 
 
 Τύξωο-ις, ιως, νι, a turning round or moving 
 in a circle ; a circle. Th. γυοός. 
 
 ΓΤ'Ψ, γυ•7Γοί, ό, a vulture ; hence γύτινος^ 
 lvr„ tvov, of or belonging to a vulture. 
 
 ΓΤ'ΤΟΣ, ου, 'h, Avhite lime, plaster, mortar. 
 From γγί and ϊ-φίω, as if baked earth. 
 Hence 
 
 Τυ-φόω, ij,f. ωσω, to plaster, daub over with 
 plaster or lime. 
 
 Γί1~, contr. from γάω, obsol. to take, beget, 
 bring forth, be glad, boast ; and 
 
 Τω, for ϊαυτω, Ιϋίω, and σω, for himself, pri- 
 vately, apart, for thine. Hesych. 
 
ΓΠΝ 
 
 174 
 
 ΓΏΡ 
 
 ΤΖγ, ο, the name of a king and nation, Gog; 
 commonly interpreted a roof. 
 
 ΓΩΛΕΑ', ων, τα, caverns, coverts or dens 
 of wild beasts. 
 ' Των, Ion. for γοΰν, at least, therefore. 
 
 ΤωνΛτοί, Dor. for yOva.ru, knees, nom» or 
 ace pi. from γόνυ, the knee. 
 
 ΓΏΝΓΑ, αί, «, a corner, an angle ; also a 
 secret or private place. Hence 
 
 ΤωνίαΤοξ, etiBt, alov, and γωνιώδης, tog, ο «α< n^ 
 angular, terminating in angles or corners. 
 
 Τωνί^ίον, ov, ro, a little corner, a nook, a 
 close or narrow place ; dim,, from γωνία. 
 
 rflPIA'fi, to scoff or laugh at. A Spartan 
 word. 
 
 Τωξϋτοί, or χωξοτοζ, ου, ό, a quiver. FroTn 
 ^ωξίΐν ra, purk, i. e. τα, ϊλκνο'τά βίλνι, because 
 it holds the arrows. 
 
 Δ. 
 
 ΔΑΖ 
 
 Δ, δίλτα, delta, is the fourth letter, and de- 
 notes the fourth miviber or four ; ivith a mark 
 underneath (^J 4000. It is used. Ion. and 
 Dor. for <f, as oh μη for οσμΜ, odour, smell ; and 
 sometimes for y, as ta, ^aj, Oor. for ya, ya?, 
 and this for yyi, yrn' also for 3 and r. 
 
 Δά, «71 inseparable particle, ivhich heightens 
 the meaning of words •, as 'haffx.ios, very shady, 
 from δά and σκιά., a shade ; ^αφοινος, very 
 greedy of slaughter, ^τό»ι δά and φόνοί, slaugh- 
 ter, (^c. But 
 
 Δα, and %a,s. Dor. for yu, and yas, and this 
 for yvi, yvi. 
 
 AoiSih, indeclin. the name of a king, David; 
 Hebr. beloved. 
 
 ΔΑΓΤ2, vhoi, crystal, ice ; a waxen image ; 
 a female ornament. 
 
 AaViov, ov, TO, a little torch. Th. ^αίω, to 
 burn. 
 
 ΔΑ'ΔΙΗ, xos, VI, a kind of measure. 
 
 Α.α'^ουχ^ίω, ω, f. 'ήο-ω, to carry a torch, to 
 carry a light before, to light ; and 
 
 Αα^ουχ^Ία, ας, h, the carrying of a torch, 
 torch-bearing ; and 
 
 Αα^οΰχος, ου, ο, that carries a torch, a torch- 
 bearer. From δαί, a torch, atid ίχ,ω, to hold. 
 
 Αιβων, gen. plur. of ^as, "^οβό;. From 
 ^αϊί, by contract. Th. ^αίω, to burn. 
 
 Αάίίξα, as, 71, Proserpine, jljyol. Rhod. iii. 
 847.] 
 
 Ααίΐξίττίζ, ου, ο, a priest of Proserpine.] 
 
 Ααύς, part. 2. a. p)as. of ^αιω, to learn ; 2. 
 a. ind. pas. ihanv. 
 
 Aaeiifj, for }αίω, to learn ; hence δα«;?ί, 2. 
 sing. subj. j)res. act. 
 
 ΑαίξΟζ, a, ov, black. From %aiu, to burn. 
 
 Αα'ιω, ω, f ή^ω, p. ^ί'^ά^ικα• to learn, to 
 know ; to teach, to be tauglit ; perf. ind. pas. 
 ^ί^ά'/ιμαι, inf. ύίόάαίτθκι, -ησύαι, port, "hihan^i- 
 νος• 2. a. ind. pas. i^a'/jv, infn. "Ιατιναι• 1. f. 
 m. %α'/ιαΌμαι• perf. %ihaa, part, ^ί^αως. Th. 
 %α1ω. 
 
 Αύζομοα, l.y. »?i• ά^ομιχί p. pas. -αα'μαι, to 
 divide, to tear, to cut in pieces ; 3. sing. perf. 
 ind, 2>as. Vi^atrrat. From ^cciu. 
 
 ΔΑΙ 
 
 Αάζω, f. 'haffa, p. Vihaica, to divide, distri» 
 bute. From the same. 
 
 Δά», 9ΐς, 71, and δα/'?, ίίος, fi, a battle ; a torch, 
 a light. From Ιαίω. 
 
 Αα^μίναι, 2. a. inf. pas. Dor. for ^avivaf 
 2. f. pas. ^αήσομαι, and in 2. sing. %ανι&ίαι^ 
 Ion. for ^a^ffy 2. a. ind. pas. ύάτιν p. ind. 
 m. Yihaa• of^aiM, obsol. Hence 
 
 Ααήμων, ovos, ο xai vt, learned, knowing, 
 skilful, expert ; compar. ^αΐΐμονίσπξβς' superl. 
 ^ανιμονίστατοξ. Th. ^αΐω. 
 
 ΔΑΗ'Ρ, ίξοί, ο, (ό άν^ξο^ελφοί,) a brother- 
 in-law, a husband's brother. 
 
 Aayioos, ξα, ov, bright, shining. From ^aia>, 
 to burn. 
 
 Aa), for %\, but, then, therefore, a discretive 
 particle. From ^αίω, to divide. But 
 
 Aa'i', by Apoc. for "haiht, dat. sing, from 
 ^a'i's, ihs, h, a torch, a firebrand ; a hot en- 
 gagement. From ^α'ιω, to burn. 
 
 Aai^aXioio, gen. sing, ^athaksoitrt, dat, pi. 
 Ion. from 
 
 Ααί^αλίοί, ia, iov, or -λοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, well 
 made, ingenious, slcilfuUy wrought, curious, va- 
 riegated, Find. i. 570. Th. ΑαίΙαΚος, Dae- 
 dalus ; whence also 
 
 Aa^ά^k^kω,f. αΧω, and ^αϊ^αλόω, a,f. ωβω, 
 to make ingeniously or skilfully ; to variegate, 
 to adorn. 
 
 Αα\^α\μα, ατός, ro, a work wrought with 
 great art and skill ; an exquisite piece of work- 
 manship. From Ιαί^άλλω, to adorn, which is 
 from, 
 
 ΔΑΙ'ΔΑΑ02 (Δα/δάλβί), ου, ο, D^DA- 
 LUS, an ingenious artist of Crete; adj. inge- 
 nious, skilfully made, variegated. From ^αίω, 
 to know, by inserting δ. 
 
 Aat^&iv, gen. pi. from ta'i's, 'i'^os, 'h, a torch, 
 firebrand. Th. ϊαίω, to burn. 
 
 ΔαΓί, and ^ativ, 3. si7ig. imjyef. ind. act. 
 Ion. frotn Ίαίω. 
 
 AaUro, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. Ion. of 
 Καίομαι, to divide ; 2. a. ind. jms. ϊ^ά'/ιν. 
 
 Aιx.tζω,f. 'ί%ω, or leru• 1. a. ind. act. Ιδά/ξα, 
 -iffa- pres. pas. ^α'ί'ζομαΐ' perf. pas. ^t^ai^ 
 
ΔΑΙ 
 
 175 
 
 ΔΑΚ 
 
 ψμ«{, -ϊσμαι, part, ^ί^αΐγμίνοί, -ι/τμίνος' all 
 Poet, to divide, to tear in pieces, to kill. JFrom 
 %a,tu, to divide. Hence Eng. daisy. 
 
 Αχίμονι;, ων, β/, good or evil spirits, demons, 
 angels, (^καταχ;ύόνίθΐ, infernal spirits, or souls of 
 the dead ; κατοικίδιοι, familiar spirits ;) 7iom. 
 plur.J'rom δαίμων, ovos- 
 
 Aβίtμόvι\β)r δαίμονα, VOC. sing, of 'δαιμόνιος, 
 used as a salutation, good man, friend, <|-c. 
 Iliad il 190, ^-c] 
 
 Αα,ιμονι&κος, h, ov, possessed or inspired by a 
 demon or devil. Th. 'δαίμων. 
 
 Δ,αμονιάω, u,f, νίσω, p. v^xx, to be mad, to be 
 possessed with a devil ; and 
 
 δαιμονίζομαι, l- J^• in. ίοΌμαΐ' to be vexed 
 or tormented by a demon or devil ; part. pres. 
 pas, ^αιμονιζόμίνοΐ, ου, possessed with a demon, 
 mad ; peif. ind. pas. ^ί^αιμόνισμαΐ' 1. a. ind. 
 J)as. ^^α,ιμον'κτΰγιν. Th. οα'ιμων. 
 
 Δίαιμονί*!, Ion. for %αιμονΊα, κ$, h, divine ; 
 also miserable ; in dot. pi. Ion. ^αιμονί'^σι, for 
 'ΒαιμονΊΰίΐί. From ^α,Ίμων. 
 
 Ααιμόνιον, ov, <ro, a demon, i. e. an unclean 
 spirit or devil, in N. T. In the Profane writ- 
 ers, a deity, a god, a spirit, a genius ; for- 
 tune ; dim. from "δαίμων δαιμόνια, uv, τα, gods 
 and goddesses. 
 
 Ααιμόνιοί, ου, ο χα) sj, divine, happy, vener^ 
 able, august ; wonderful ; also in a bad sense, 
 unhappy, miserable, wicked, mad ; in the voc. 
 δαιμόνιε, used as a salutation, good man, friend, 
 ^c. Iliad W. 190, ^c] 
 
 Ααιμονιω^ν>ί, εος, ό xai h, like a demon or 
 devil, devilish ; of extraordinary size ; and 
 
 Ααιμονιων, part. pres. act. contr. of ^ααμο- 
 νιύω, cj,f. νκτω, of which the Th. is 
 
 ΔΑΓΜίΙΝ, ονοί, ο χα) 91, God ; a hero ; a 
 genius or spirit ; good or bad fortune ; destiny ; 
 a demon ; in the Sacred writers, it is used in a 
 had sense, for an unclean spirit or devil. From, 
 ^ανιμων, knowing, which is from ^aiai. 
 
 AaivVffor ^αίνυθι, by Apocope 2. sing. pres. 
 imperat. act. of ^αίνϋμι. Th. %αίω, to give a 
 feast, to entertain. 
 
 Ααίνϋμχι, to feast, to banquet, to revel. 
 Whence 
 
 Ααίνννό\ and ^aivuvr ,fori^aivuvTo, 3. jyl. im- 
 perf. ind. mid. Ion. of the same ; and 
 
 Aaivutrf,for "^αινυσίαι, to feast, to revel, pr^s. 
 inf. m. of the same. Th. ^αίω, to give an en- 
 tertainment. 
 
 Aai^ai, to have divided, 1. a. inf. act. from 
 ^α'ιΖ,ω. 
 
 Αα,ίομαι, 1. f. mid. σομαι, to divide, to cut, 
 to be divided ; also to be set on fire, to be 
 burned. From ^αίω, to divide, to burn. 
 
 Αα,ϊοί, a'la, aiov, skilful, wise, learned ; hos- 
 tile, impetuous j ^άϊοι, in nom. pi. enemies. 
 From ^etiu, 
 
 Ααίξα, at, %, Proserpine, Apol. Rhod. iii. 
 847. The same as Αάίΐζα.] 
 
 Aai^Uff. αξύ/, to beat, lash, whip, scourge. 
 
 A«'<Vj i'^fl?» 'h, ace. sing, ^at^a, a torch ; also 
 
 a hot engagement, a battle, war. Fi'om ^αίω, 
 to burn. 
 
 Axis, ^aiTo;, and δαΓί, %α7τοζ, fi, a feast, 
 banquet, or entertainment ; as also ^airy;, jjj, w. 
 Poet, from ^αίω, to give an entertainment. 
 Hence Engl, dainties. 
 
 Aalaai ψάμον, to make a nuptial feast, From, 
 %a)g, a feast. Th. 'ha'iu, to give an entertain- 
 ment. 
 
 Ααισάμινοξ^ J^art. 1. a. m. lai<ry, 2. sing. 1. 
 a. subj. mid. of ^αίω, to feast. 
 
 Ααϊτα, acc. sing. ^αΐτα$, ace. pi. of δ«<?, 
 ^airos, ri, food, a feast. Th. ^αίω. 
 
 Ααίτ' /ihv, Poet. adv. fas iffrorn ΙαΙττι) from 
 a feast or banquet. Th. ^αίω. 
 
 AaiT^tuu,f. iuffu, to divide or cut up with a 
 knife, to carve. From 
 
 ΑαιτξΟζ, ου, ο, he who carved (^a/«) and dis- 
 tributed the meat among the guests. Some- 
 times ^αιτξον, adv. in portions or shares, sever- 
 ally, by turns. II. iv. 262. 
 
 Ααιτνμΐύ^ Όνοζ, ο, a guest at a feast ; one 
 who prepares (Wra) an entertainment. 
 
 Aairls, uos, h, a feast, a banquet ; the same 
 as δα/ί. 
 
 Ααιψξων, ονοξ, ο χα) τι, warlike, skilful in 
 war ; in dat. sing, ^αίφ^ονι. From ^aiea, to 
 learn ; or from ^ai's, a battle, and φξίιν, the mind. 
 
 Aa'i;^his, ivros, part. 1. a. pas. of Ια'ίζω, 
 to kill, to wound. From, 
 
 ΔΑΙ'Ώ, or ^αι'ω, generally to divide ; par» 
 ticularly, to divide with a sharp instrument, 
 e. g. a knife or sword, i. e. to cut or wound ; 
 to divide by fire, i. e. to burn or set on fire ; to 
 carry fire and sword into a place, i. e. to fight, 
 make war ; and because at entertainments they 
 divided the victuals, and distributed to each one 
 his share, hence, it signifies also to give an en- 
 tertainment, to feast ; to eat, ^c. ; and because 
 l| χξ'^ματων άναλύα-ίω;, from the division or 
 analysis of things into their parts, we get a 
 more accurate knowledge of them, it also mo-- 
 nifies, to know, learn ; 1./. act. Ιαίσω, or 'Βαια-ω, 
 p. act. Vthaixa- p. pas. ΙζΙαιμαι- 2. f act. Ιαω• 
 p. mid. δέ^>;α, or Vilaa, pluperf. mid. Ι^ί^ήαν 
 2. a. act. 'βαον 2. a. 2)as. Ι^ά^ν. 
 
 ΔΑ'ΚΑΡ, a kind of cinnamon or. cassia. 
 
 Aaxi, 3. si7ig. Ion. 2. a. ind. act. for 'i'^a- 
 xav, ίζ, i' from ^άκνω, to bite. 
 
 AaxUiv, Poet.forlaKi7v,2. a. inf. act. from 
 the same Th. 
 
 Ααχζύϋμος, ου, ο χα) rt, corroding the mind ; 
 galling, provoking, Anacr. viii, 9. ; grievous, 
 painful. From ^άχνω, to bite, and Β-υμίξ. 
 
 ΔΑ'ΚΝΩ, to bite ; to sting or prick ; to 
 A'ex or trouble ; to wound or touch the feel- 
 ings, £wn;;. Med. 1342 ; it forms its tenses 
 from^rtKOj, as I. fut. act. '^τϋςω- 2. fut. act. 
 ^αχω• 1. a. ind. act. ί^^^α, 2. a. ind. act. %la. 
 καν, inf. taxiiv perf ind. act. Vih' /ίχ^α• perf. 
 })as. Ι'ίΙ'Λγμαι, ^ai, xrew I. a. ind. pas. 
 ih'/iX^um, and part. Ι^ιχ,βζι;, {ίσα, iv 2. a. ind. 
 pas. ύάκην l-f mid. Ιη^ομαι• 1. a. ind. mid. 
 ϊ^νίζ^άμ'/ιν 2. a. ind. mid. ύαχόμ'/ΐν.^ 
 
ΔΑΜ 
 
 176 
 
 ΔΑΜ 
 
 ^uK'ovi^oSi and ^axoviryis, gen, sing. masc. 
 and Jem. g, part. 2. a. act. of ^ύκνω, to bite. 
 
 Aaxoi, SOS, TO, a bite, biting ; (Foet.for^ti^i;, 
 ίως, 7),) properly a venomous animal whose bite 
 is hurtful, as a serpent or reptile, ίξΤίτον, 
 Hesych. ; it is also applied to wild beasts. Th. 
 %άκνω, to bite. 
 
 ΔΑ'ΚΡΤ (}οίχοΰ), υοζ, ro, a tear ; the juice 
 •r moisture which distills from plants ; in 7iom. 
 ^κκξυ for Ιάκξνα• dat. pi. ^κχξυσ-ι. Perhaps 
 from ίάκνω, on account of the pungency of 
 the tears. 
 
 Λά,χξϋμα, uTog, το, a tear, the same as δά- 
 Ttpvov. Th. οάκ,ρν. 
 
 Λ.κκξϋόίΐζ, oitrtrtx,, όεν, ge7i. tvros, ίσση^, ivros, 
 weeping ; causing tears, lamentable, mournful ; 
 ace. sing, '^α.κξυ'οίντ , for "^κκξνόίντα,. Th. 
 οάκξν. 
 
 Λ«κ.ξυάίν, adv. with tears. From the same, 
 
 Λ,ύκξνον, ου, το, the same as tax^v. 
 
 Λαχξυρροίω, u,f '^ifa, to shed tears, to weep, 
 to be bathed in tears. From ^ά,χξυ and fiu, 
 to flow. 
 
 Αα,κξύΐΤΆς, 2^art. 1. a. act. afhoixgvu, to weep. 
 
 Αάχξΰσι, dat. pi. of "^άκ^υ. 
 
 Αχχξΰρζ^ίων, shedding tears, weeping, ^>?'(?5. 
 part, of ^αχξυχ^ίω, ω, f ivtreo, to shed tears, to 
 weep, to bewail. From ^άχξυ, a tear, and 
 χίω, to shed. 
 
 /^Άχξϋω, f. ύιτω, p. vxa, to weep, shed tears. 
 Th. όά,χξυ. 
 
 Αοίχξυύ"^?}?, ioi, χοά h, mournful, lamen- 
 table. From the same Th. 
 
 Αα,χτυλήύξα, ae, ri, a covering for the fing- 
 ers, a glove, Xen. Cyrop. viii, 8, 9.] 
 
 Αοίχτνλϊοξ, ov, 0, a little ring, a ring for the 
 finger. From 
 
 ΔΑ'ΚΤΤΑ02, ου, ο, from '%άχω, dbsol. a 
 finger, a toe ; a foot in verse, consisting of a 
 long and tivo short .syllables ; a date, the fruit 
 of the palm tree. Hence Engl. A date. 
 
 Δακάϊ, 2.y. act. of ^axvct). 
 
 Aoixciv, Όντος, biting, j'^arf. 2. a. act. oftά,xvω. 
 
 Δαλε, Dor. for Δ'^λί, voc. sing, of AtjXos. 
 
 ΑοίλιΤτο, Dor. and Ion. for ί^ηΧί7το, S. sing. 
 imperf. ind. mid. contr. of 'h'/iX'su, to hurt ; so 
 ^aXyi<TctTo,for ύ'/ιλ'ήΐτατο, 3 sing. \. a. ind. act. 
 
 Αα,λιο; ζίνο;, ο Ά'τ'ολλων, Poet, and Dor. 
 for Δ'/ίλ/βί, Delian Apollo. 
 
 AoiXfiuvovucc, h, indecl. name of a fotvn in 
 Judea, Dalmamuiha. 
 
 AuXy-ccTtu,, Ki, h, tlie name of a country, 
 which borders on the Adriatic sea, Dalmatia. 
 
 Δάλοί, and ^αυλοξ, ου, ό, a lamp or torch, a 
 brand ; a shining or brightness 5 a firebrand. 
 From ^Λΐ6υ, to burn. 
 
 Δ«λβ5, Dor. for Αηλος, Delos. 
 
 Ααμα., 3. siug. pres. iitd. act. of "^ημάω. 
 
 Αα,μ-ά,Ζ,ω, f σω, p. 'hihaf^a.xuc,, to tame, sub- 
 iue, Xen. Mem. to kill, Hom. \. a. ind. act. 
 Ιδ«(£ία(τα• 1. a. infn. act. ^αμάίται• perf. pas. 
 "^ί^άμΆΰ-μοίί- pres. J)art. pas. ^αμα,Ζ,Όμίνοζ. Th. 
 
 ΑοίμαΊοί, ου, Poet, for ^αμαστιχοι, '/), ov, or 
 
 ^αμαζων, taming ; a tamer or subduer, 2%* 
 
 ^«■μάω. 
 
 Αοίμύ,λ'/!, 9ΐς, 71, the same as ^ύμαλις. 
 
 ΑκμαΧνιβοτοί, ου, ο χα,) is, fed upon or graz- 
 ed by heifers or young cattle, Leonid. Taren- 
 tin. Epigr. ivhere Steph. erroneously reads 
 ^α,μαλίξοτον. See Jacobs. Aaimadv. in An- 
 tholog. torn. i. 98.] 
 
 Ααμαλίξ, ius, '/I, a heifer or young cow, a 
 calf. From ^αμύω, because it may he tamed 
 to labour. 
 
 Ααμα,χΊζζσβαι, to grow wanton like a heifer. 
 
 Ακμα,λίζω, f. Ισω, to tame, subdue ; Poet, 
 for oot,μά,Z,ω,f. ά,σω. 
 
 Αά,μα,ξ, or '^άμα,ξζ, αξτοξ, τι, a wife." Froin 
 'Βα.μά,ω, to tame. Hence Engl. dame. 
 
 Ααμα,ζίτιον, a golden coin of the Sicilians, 
 ivhich received its name from Datnareta, the 
 ivife of Gelon, tyrant of Syracuse. 
 
 Αάμοίξΐζ, ι^οζ, 71, the name of a woman. Gr. 
 The same as ^άμαξ, a wife. 
 
 Ααμάιται, 1. a. inf. act. δάμασε, 3. sitig. 1. 
 a. ind. act. Ion. for Ι^άμικη' ^άμοίσ-ον, tame 
 thou, 2. sing. 1. a. imperat. act. of ^οίμάω, to 
 tame. 
 
 Ακμάσ^ειν, Dor. for ^αμάζίΐν, pres. inf. act. 
 of δαμάζω, to tame or subdue. 
 
 Ααμαα-χοί, ου, h, Damascus, the name of a 
 city in Asia, the metrojwlis of Syria ,• whence 
 DAMASK, Epith. of a rose, and also of a kind of 
 rich cloth, first worn in this city. 
 
 Ααμκσίμζξοτοί, ου, ο χα,) h, a tamer or sub- 
 duer of men. From το ^α,μάα-αι του? βξοτους. 
 
 Αα,μα,σ•ίφξων, ονοζ, ο χα.) ή, that subdues the 
 mind. Froin "^α,μάω, to tame, and ψξτιν, the 
 mind. 
 
 Αα,μα,ιτχγ,νος, >?, ov, of Damascus. Hence 
 DAMSON, by contr. from damascene, a kind of 
 tree and fruit which first grew in theiieighbour- 
 hood of this city. 
 
 Αάμα,σσα,, Ion. and Poet, for ι^άμα,σα., 1. 
 a. ind. act. ^α,μάσσατο, for εΐα,μάσα,το, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. m. of'l•aμάω, to tame, to subdue. 
 
 Αα.μα,σ•ύνίον, ου, το, a certain pL•nt. 
 
 Αα.μάτ7ΐξ, Dor. for Α'/ΐμτιττίξ, Ceres. 
 
 ΔΑΜΑΏ,^! άσω, p. α,χα,, to tame, to sub- 
 due ; to afflict, to harass ; to kill ; 2. f. act. 
 "^αμω, 2. a. ind. act. 'ί^α,μον• p. m. δίδα,Μα. 
 
 Ααμβί'/ι, he may be subdued or tamed, 3. 
 sing. 2. a. opt. pas. of %α.μάω. 
 
 Αάμίν, Poet, and Boeot. for ϊ^άμτιιταν, 3. 
 ju. 2. a. ind. pas. from the same. 
 
 Ααμ'ίντί, part. 2. a. pas. dual, ^αμίντβί, 
 ace. sing, of the same. From "^α,μάω, or per^ 
 ha2)S front ν%μω. 
 
 Αα,μ'ΛμίΊΐΆΐ, Dor. for ^«.μτινοα, 2. α. irif. 
 pas. See Αεμω, or ^χμάο^. 
 
 Αα,μνα,Ίμα,ν, I may be tamed or subdued, 
 Dor. for ^α,μνα,ΐμην, 1. sing. pres. opt. pas. of 
 '^άμντιμι, to tame, to subdue. From 
 
 Ασμνάω, ω, f. vivea, the same as οα,μάω. 
 Whence the Latin damno. See Αίμω. 
 
 Αάμνημ, for ^άμν^μι, νιξ, 7j(ri, to tame, to 
 subdue J and 
 
ΔΑΠ 
 
 177 
 
 ΔΑ2 
 
 Δ«^ν>?Λ, he represses or checks, 3. sing, 
 pres. ind. act. of Ιιάμνημι. From %οι.μνάω. 
 
 Λχμ,ΰίτα;, a, ο. Dor. for ^γιμ,οίτ'/ΐξ, ου, ο, 
 the name of a onan. 
 
 Aeifiios, ω, I, Dor. for ^ϊίμοί, ου, ο, the peo- 
 ple. Hence 
 
 Δίαμότας, α, ό, and ^α,μότ'/ιί, ου, ο, Dor. for 
 ^κμότ'/)ζ, ου, ο, a plebeian, one of the common- 
 alty, one of the same tribe or ward. 
 
 ί^α.μΌτί$, tho;, a,. Dor. for ^^ιμόη?, i^og, 'h, 
 plebeian, yim. Th. ^Τιμο?, the people. 
 
 Α,άμων, ονοζ, ο, Damon. 
 
 Δ.α,μωατωμί6ΰ(, I. pi. 1. a. subj. m. Dor. for 
 %ν)μ(ασωμίύιΐί, of ^'/ιμΌομοίί, to speak or to act SO 
 as to please the populace, to flatter ; "^ημοΖσύαι, 
 is also ΐίφροίίνΐίτίοα, ίυύυμΰσύα.ι. 
 
 Λχνάοίί -ττοΰζ, the son of Danae. 
 
 ΔΑΝΑΉ (Δανα'/ΐ), m, 'h, the Alexandrian 
 laurel-tree ; also the name of a woman, Danae. 
 
 Δαναϊ'^α;, ων, ot, the Argives or Grecians ; 
 from 
 
 Aoivoi'i^yis, ου, ό, the son of Danaus ; which 
 is from 
 
 Αχνα,βς, ου, ο, Danaus, 
 
 Αανάκ,'/ι, τΐξ, ri, a small Persian coin; also 
 the piece of money paid to Chaton for ferri/ing 
 the dead over the Styx. 
 
 Αανίίζω, f σω, and Att. oot,vnZ, p. %ihavii- 
 ita.' to lend ; to lend on interest ; pas. to be 
 lent, Aristoph. Nub. 753; 1. a. ind. act. 
 'uaniffai' pres. ind.' mid. ^οίνίίζομχ», to borrow 
 on interest, Aristoph. Nub. 1155, ^c. I. a, 
 ind. m. ύοίναιτάμην, ω, ύίτο, 1 . a. inf. mid, 
 ^eivtiffoccr^en, part. I. a. mid. ^ανίΐσάμίνοζ. Th. 
 lave?, a gift. 
 
 Aavuov, ου, TO, usury, interest, a loan, a 
 debt. From the same Th. 
 
 Aetvii/Tocff^ai, 1. a. inf. mid. "^α,ηκτάμινοζ, 
 part. 1. a. m. of'ha,vi'iZ,eo. 
 
 Αάνίκτμα., οίτοξ, το, money loaned on inter- 
 est ; the lending of money on interest ; and 
 
 Αα,νίκτμοζ, οΰ, ο, the lending of money on 
 interest ; a borrowing ; and 
 
 Aaviiffrhi, ου, ο, a creditor, money-lender, 
 usurer ; ace. pi. %χηΐ!ϊτάς. All from perf. ind. 
 pas. of'hccn^'ζω. Th. tavos, a gift. 
 
 Αοίνινλ, 0, the name of a prophet, Daniel, Hebr. 
 
 ΔΑ'Ν02, £fl?, TO, a gift, present ; loan, 
 usury, interest. 
 
 Αα,νοζ, 71, ov, dr}^, parched, burnt. From ^ούω, 
 to burn. 
 
 Αα,ος, ου, β, light, fire; a touh. J 
 
 Αοίττοίνα,ν, pres. inf. act. of 
 
 ΔΑΠΑΝΑΩ (Ίοϋ'χα,-^ιά.ω ) , ω, f 'Ασω, p. 
 ^iha'TT άνηκα, to consume, waste, spend, exhaust ; 
 1. a. ind. act. ϊ^όχ,τά,ν'/κτα, 1. a. imperat. act. 
 "^αττύ,ντκτον, art»• perf. mid. Att. %ί(>οί<^ά,ν'/ιμο!,ι, 
 Isocr. adv. Callim. 24.] Hence 
 
 Aa-rav'/i, '/IS, h, expense, cost, charge; neces- 
 saries of life ; and 
 
 Aa-pToiv/iftv, expended or laid out, 7i. g. part. 
 1. a. pas. 
 
 Αα.'ττά.νγ,μΆ, α,τοζ, το, that which is expend- 
 ed, expense, cost. 
 
 23 
 
 Αα.'ττανήααίμι, 1. a. opt, act. %α'7ΤΆνΥι<τωσι, 
 3. pi. 1. a. subj. act. oftoi'Trcivau, to spend, to 
 waste. 
 
 ΑατταντίζΟζ, ξχ, ξον, prodigal, profuse ; ex- 
 pensive, costl)', sumptuous •, atid 
 
 ΑάΐίΆνος, ου, ο κοά γι, the same ; also having 
 the power of consuming ; a waster or con- 
 sumer. From 'hoiTo.vK&j, to consume. 
 
 ΔΑ'ΠΕΔΟΝ fhccTilov ) , ου, TO, a pavement, 
 floor, ground ; soil, land. From ^ά and tQov, 
 ground. 
 
 ΔΑ'ΠΤΩ, f ά-φω, p. αφοί, to gnaw, de- 
 vour, eat, tear to pieces, rend. From 'hcctu, 
 to divide. 
 
 Au^^av'itng, ου, ο, the son of Dardanus, 
 Priam. 
 
 Αάξ^ΰίνος, ου, ο, Dardanus, the founder of 
 Troy. Αοίξ^ύίνίάων, gen, pi. ^ol. for Δα^- 
 %ΰίνιων, Aa^ccv't^cio, gen. sing. jEol. of 
 
 Ααξ^Άττω, f -^ω, the same as its Th. 
 %ά9ττω, formed by reduplic. 
 
 Αΰ,ξίίκ,οξ, ϋΰ, ο, a daric, a golden coin cf 
 Persia, so called from Darius the Mng cf 
 Persia ,• it is supposed to have been ujorik 
 about twenty five shillings sterling, or fve dol- 
 lars and\ffty-six cents.~\ 
 
 Αχξίΐο;, ου, a, Darius, king of Persia. 
 
 Αα,ξ'/ΐζ, a proper name, Dares. 
 
 Αα,ξΥί(Τομο(,ι, ri, iTui, 2. f ind. pas. ^αξήσεσ-ύί, 
 2. pi. and in 3. pi. ^αξήσ•οντα-ι, oftioeu, to flay, 
 skin, beat. 
 
 ΔΑΡΘΑ'ΝΩ βχξύα,νω), and Ιο^ξβίω, %agun- 
 σομοίΐ, peif. ind. act. '^ί^άζύηκα,, to sleep, and 
 part. ^ί^οίξό'/ιχΜζ, 2. f act. '^αοόω, 2. a. ind. 
 act, 'ί^α,ζύον, for which is also used ε^ξα^ον 
 f whence ^ξάθω and ^ξ'/ίβω, in Etym, Mag. for 
 Ύίξύω), inf. 'ha^uilv, and J^oft. "Βοίξύων, ο/'^α^^ίώ/, 
 f 'Α(ίω, obsol. to sleep on skins. From Υίξμοι, 
 or ^ίξΆς, a skin.] 
 
 Aocξh7v, 2. a. inf. act. of^x^uavu. 
 
 Αχζον, Dor. for 'hn^ov, as an adv. a long 
 time, a great while. From 
 
 Αα,ζοζ, οΰ. Dor. for "^νΐζοζ, adj. lasting, of 
 long duration, long-lived. Th. th, a long time. 
 
 Αοίξτοξ, and ^ξχτοί, h, ov, deprived of the 
 skin, skinned ; also, a fleshy coat which covers 
 the testes. From Zi^oj, to skin. 
 
 Δα?, "hatoi, 91, in gen, pi, %(βων, a torch, 
 firebrand, co?zir.yro??t taU. Th. ^οίίω, to burn. 
 
 AairxvTo, Ion. for thatravTo, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. m. whence 'haffaffuoii, 1. a, inf, m, of 
 ^ά,Ζ,ομ,χι, the same as ^χίζω, to divide ; from 
 ivhich it is formed by casting away t, Th, 
 tattst), the same, 
 
 Αάσα;, Dor. for 'hnffxi, part, 1. a, act, if 
 ^ίω, to bind. 
 
 Ακσάσχ,ιτο, Poet, and Ion. for ζ^ά,σσατο, 3'. 
 sing, 1. a. ind. mid. by inserting ff κι, from, 
 %a.Z^(i),f. άσω, to divide ; or from ^ασά,σκ,ω. 
 
 Αα,σάσκ,ω, to distribute, Poet, and Ion. for 
 oaZ,u,f. ^άσω, p. Vz^oiKx. 
 
 Aatn7x, ας, h, see Αασΰ^- also the mark of 
 an aspirated vowel. 
 
 AaffiiTxt, Dor, for ^air&vai, 3. sing, i.f' 
 
ΔΑΤ 
 
 178 
 
 ΔΑΨ 
 
 ind. mid, for the Dor. circumflex their futures ; 
 from "^άζω, to divide. T/i. tatm. 
 
 Axtr'scos, adv. with the rough breathing or 
 aspiration. Th. %α.σΰζ. 
 
 ΔΑ'2ΚΙΛΑ02, ου, ο, a kind of fish that 
 feeds on ordure and other filth. 
 
 Axerxrios, ου, ο κοά h, very shady, making a 
 thick shade. From δά, an augment, particle, 
 and ffxix, a shade. Hence) perhaps, Eng. 
 
 DUSKY. 
 
 Axa-fiivtrii, iug, yi, a distribution, division, 
 apportionment, Xeji. Anab. vii, 1, 23.] 
 
 AatTfAoXoyioj, ω, f. mu, p. nxtx,, to levy or 
 collect a tax or ti'ibute ; ^α,σμολογουμα,ι, to pay 
 a tax ; and 
 
 Αα,σμ,ύλογ'ίο!., u$, ή, the levying or collecting 
 of a tax or tribute ; and 
 
 Δΐ'Λσμολό'γος, ου, ο, a tax-gatherer or receiver 
 of taxes. From %α.σμ.οζ, a tribute or tax, and 
 λίγΜ, to gather. 
 
 Ααα-μ,ο;, οΰ, ο, a division, portion ; also a 
 tribute, tax. From Ιάζομχί. Th. "^αΐω, to 
 divide. 
 
 Αα,ΐτμοφΌξο?., ου, ό κοά 'h, paying tribute, trib- 
 utary. From ^ύίο-μο; and φίξω. 
 
 ΔΑ2ΙΙΑΗ'2, ν,τοξ, ό χκ) h, difficult, cruel, 
 fierce, dreadful. 
 
 Ααο'τλ^ίτΐί, ίίϋ;, '/), ΐ^υίτΤξοα'Τίλοίσ'τοζ J dread- 
 ful, horrible, terrific, terror -strilcing ; epithet of 
 Hecate and the Furies ; 'Έγκατα δαο-τλίτ;, dread 
 or fell Hecate, Theocr. ii, 14; ^χσ-τλΐ^πί 
 ίξίννύ;, Odys. xv, 234 ; cruel, relentless ; diffi- 
 cult of access. Th. "^αιττλ'/ίί.] 
 
 Aaa-travTo, by redupl. of it for uaoOcvro, 3. 
 2)1. 1. a. ind. m. and '^ασσάμίνοί and %ά,σσοι,σ• 
 Soli, part. 1. «. and 1. a. inf. mid. of ^άζομχί, 
 from ^alcd, to divide. 
 
 Αχδ-νχίξχ,ο;, ου, ό xxi 'h, having a hair}»• or 
 shaggy tail, Theocr. v. From ^α,σύξ, thick, 
 and x'ioxo;, a tail. 
 
 Λα,α-ΰμοίλλοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, having a thick 
 fleece, thick-fleeced, Odys. ix, 425.] 
 
 AccffOvu, f. υνω, to thicken, make thick, 
 make hairy or rough ; also, in Grammar, to 
 aspirate a word. 
 
 Ααα-ΰχουί, ο'Βος, ο, a hare, a rabbit, a coney ; 
 from its hairy feet. 
 
 ΔΑ2Τ^2 (οασΰζ), ίο;, oaffiToc, ticx,;, ^ecffu, 
 ί-οί, thick, rough, hairy, shaggy, shaded. 
 
 Αα,συστ'ζξνων, gen. pi. of 
 
 Αοκτύσ-τίξνο;, ου, ό χβα 'h, having a rough or 
 hairy breast. From δασ-ί/? and στίξνον, the 
 breast. 
 
 AoiffirYii, firos, 'h, thickness, hairiness, shag- 
 giness, roughness ; and, in the Gram, writers, 
 the aspiration of vowels. Th. "Ια,σΰί. 
 
 AaT'ia,irua,i, pres. inf. pas. for ^ατίεσίαι, a, 
 for I' from 
 
 Αατίομαι, ουμαι, f. 'Αβομα,ι, p. τιμαι, to di- 
 vide, to part, to share ; to consume, eat up, 
 devour, Horn. Th. ^οίίω. 
 
 Αΰίτίοντο, 3. 2>^' imperf. ind. mid. Ion. for 
 ihoiTiovTo• and 
 
 AxTiuvro, for ϊ^ατουντΦ, 3. pi. imperf. ind. 
 
 mid. Dor. and Ion. from the same verb and 
 
 Th. . 
 
 Αα,τιωμίύα., 1 . pi. p)res. subj. mid. of ^α,τίο- 
 μ-Μ. From the same Th. 
 
 Αά,τις, ihoi, o, Datis, a Persian Satrap. 
 Hence 
 
 ΔΑΤΙ2Μ0'2, ου, ο, a solecism or barbarous 
 manner of speaking ; a disgusting repetition of 
 the same thing in synonymous words ; so called 
 from Datis, a certain Persian who loaded his 
 discourse tuith tautological and barbarous ex- 
 pressions, as ί^δομαι xou τίκτομαι χα] χ^α'ιρομοίί, 
 (for χαΐζω). 
 
 Αατΰσσω, to devour, gormandize. From 
 ^αίω, to give a feast. 
 
 ΔΑΤ''Κ02, ου, ο, bold, daring ; also -oi, 
 ου, h, a certain plant of Crete, also called 
 'haZxov, ου, το, a kind of wild carrot. 
 
 Ααυλοζ, 71, ov, thick, hairy, rough. From 
 δά and υλη, a wood, 
 
 ΑαυΧοί, ου, ο, for 'Βαλοζ, by ^ol. Pleonasm, 
 a firebrand. From ^αίω, to burn. 
 
 AaiJM, the same loith αυω and ίαυω, to sleep, 
 Sapj}ho ; and to burn, Simonid. (as cited in 
 Etymol. Magn.J and in Callim. Ep)igr. 53, 
 the particip. ^ί^αυμίνον, according to sotne, 
 instead οβ'^ί^αγμ'ίνον, the common reading, J 
 
 Αα,φναΐοί, ου, ο, Daphnean, an epithet of 
 Apollo. From Αάφνίΐ, ivhom he loved. 
 
 ΔΑ'ΦΝΗ, ns, VI, the laurel or bay tree ; 
 because it crackles when burnt •, from ^α'ιω 
 and φωνω. Also Daphne, a nyinph, who was 
 changed into a laurel. Hence 
 
 Aa<pv'/iui, 'Αίσσα, sis!/, gen. '/livroi, vii<fan?y 
 7iivTo$, and by contr. ^αφντίς, i^ffira, ΐίν, gen. 
 mTOi, ritrff'/!;, v/vro;, of laurel, like laurel. 
 
 Ααφν/ιφαγο;, ου, ό χα) h, an eater of laurel ; 
 an epithet of diviiiers or soothsayers. From 
 '^άφν/ι and φάγω, to eat. 
 
 Ααφνγιφορίω, ω, f 7\σω, to bear or carry a 
 laurel ; to be crowned with laurel ; and 
 
 Ααφν/ιφόξοί, ου, ο χα) h, laurel-bearer, an 
 epithet of Apollo. From '^άφν/) and φίξω. 
 
 Ααφνια,χοζ, η, ov, and 
 
 Aa<pvtxo;, h, ov, arid 
 
 Αάφνϊνο;, Ά, ov, of laurel, made of laurel. Th. 
 ^άφννι, the laurel. 
 
 Ααφν)ί, ί'^ο;, '/ι, a laurel-tree ; a laurel-berry; 
 αίβο a proper name, Daphnis. 
 
 Αα,φοίνίοζ, ου, ό χα) τι, very bloody, red, 
 fatal, deadly ; and 
 
 Αα,φοινοί, h, ov, greedy of carnage ; bloody. 
 From "ha, an augm. jmrticle, and φίνω, to kill ; 
 p. ind, m. νίφονα. Whence <pOvo$, slaughter. 
 
 Αα-φΙλιιοί, as, h, plenty, abundance, also 
 liberality. 
 
 Αα-^ιλίύομαι, 1. f. mid, ίύιτομαι, to fumisbi 
 or supply plentifully, to give abundantly, to ex- 
 ercise liberahty, to abound. From 
 
 ΔΑΨΙΛΚ2 βα-φίΚτ,ί), ίοζ, ο χα) h, lib- 
 eral, bountiful, plentiful, abundant ; also in a- 
 bad sense. Hence 
 
 Aa\J/tkU5, adv. amply, plentifully, liberally; 
 abundantly ; contr, from Ια-φιλίω;* 
 
ΔΕΔ 
 
 179 
 
 ΔΕΔ 
 
 Αάα, the same as ^αίω, and Kuiu, to burn, 
 kindle, both transitively and intrans. Iliad xx, 
 316 ; ix, 211, ^c] 
 
 Αάαμίν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of %aiuf or 
 οα,'ίω' but 
 
 AaeHfAiv, 2. a. subj. pas. 1. pi. Jrom i^ettiv 
 ^aZfiiv may however be 1. pi. pres. subj. act, 
 of δαίώί. See the preceding. 
 
 Δ', or ϊι, conjunct, but, yet, nevertheless, 
 notwithstanding, now, therefore, indeed, trul}^ 
 moreover, ^c. It is commonly used after μίν, 
 in a succeeding member of a sentence, but μϊν 
 does not always jirecede it. In composition it 
 is sometimes a syllabic addition, as ο^ε, ^'δε, τβδε. 
 It is often used for γύξ• and freguetitly by the 
 Poets adverbially for ίΐς, as οίκ'ον^ί fits οίκον), 
 home, to one's home. 
 
 Aiarat, by dropping the aug. and reduplic. 
 for ^ίΜαται, Ion. they were tied or bound, and 
 this for δίδίντα/, 3. jd. p. ind. pas. ofVio^ai, 
 pres. ind. 2^as. ofYiu, to tie. 
 
 AiyfAivoi, ^ΈοΙ. for ^ί^ίγμίνοί, perf. part, 
 pas. (^"Ιίχομοίΐ, to take, receive. According to 
 others it is put for "^ίρ^όμίνοζ, jrres. part. mid. 
 by Sync, and changing χ^ into y, for the sake 
 β/" euphony. 
 
 A\^aa, j!). hid. mid, ^ί^ιχω;, peif. part. mid. 
 mnd 
 
 AlhayiKOi, perf ind. act. Qfl)a.iM,f. 1)0!.'/ΐ(τω, to 
 learn, to know; 2. a. ind. pas. iham• p- ind. 
 pas. %ύ>άγιμαι, lohence particip. ^ίΐα^μίνο;, 
 taught, learned, skilful. According to others 
 it is put for 'hthoiix.u• from ^alco. 
 
 Ai^uiiocrai, for tucuvreii, 3. pi. p. ind. pas. 
 Ion. and ^ε^αίατο for ύί^αιντο, 3. jyl. pluperf. 
 ind. pas. (by dropping the augment and Io7i.) 
 (fhoi'iM, to divide. 
 
 Α^οίϊ-γμ'ενοζ, 91, ov, pet f. part. pas. qf^uiXu, 
 f. %ω, or ffu, to divide, wound, kill, Th. ^eilu, 
 to divide. 
 
 Αύιά,μασ μα,ι, σαι, ren, perf. ind. pas. of 
 δαμάζω, to tame, subdue. 
 
 AQaov, by Poet, reduplic. for Ώχον, 1 . sing. 
 2. a. ind. act. of^exiu, or 'ha.'iM. 
 
 Αί^οίξμχι, 1. sing. perf. ind. pas. if ^ίξω, 
 perf. ind. act. '^ύχξχοί, Th. Vi^oc?, skin. 
 
 Aihatrroit, 3. sing. perf. ind. jkis. 1)'ι^(χ,σμα,^ 
 from ^ύζω, -ομαι, to divide. Th. ^α,ΐω. 
 
 Αί^χω;, ότος, taught, learned, ^wj-i. jKtf. 
 mid. from 'hQxx,perf, ind. mid. ofliaicu, 
 
 Ai^i' /ιμχι, I asked or besought, I wanted ; 
 1. sing. perf. ind. pas. of Ιίομαι, l.f. m. hr,- 
 ιτομ,χι• from ^ίίαμχί. 
 
 Αι'^ίίτνχμζν, 1. pi. jires. ind, act. by Ion. 
 redupl. from ^ίίτννιμί ; or, according to others, 
 1. j)l. perf. ind. mid. from ^ίίτνίω, to sup, 
 Th. ^ίϊττνον. 
 
 ΑίΙίΐσχι, Ion. redu]^. for ^iJtrai, 1. a. inf. 
 act. of^i'i^co, to fear. 
 
 Αί^ί(χ;χ, Ion. ν^^ίχ^χ, 1. sing. perf. ind. act. 
 of'h^tx.vυμ^, to show,y. ξω, p. χ^χ, 
 
 A'ihxrai, 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. and Ιζ^ίκτο, 
 by droj)ping the augment Ion. for WihKTo, he 
 
 had received or taken, 3. sing, pluperf, ind. 
 pas. ί^ίνίγμην• from νεχομχι, to take. 
 
 Αί^ιμκι, irxt, Txt, and δεδε^ίί'/ΐν, by omitting 
 the augment. Ion. for Ι^ι^ίμ'/ιν, σο, το, and in 
 3. pi. lyshvTo, perf. and phipetf. ind. pas. of 
 δε«, without ff contrary to the usual form- Also 
 irregularly for Vi^' /ιμχι and ϊ^ί^ήμην for it 
 makes fut. ^riirca, p. Vt^n^a. 
 
 Αί^μίνοξ, '/J, ov, bound, tied, jiart. perf. pas. 
 of the preceding. 
 
 Αείίμνκχ, 1. sing, perf. ind. act, of Υεμω, 
 to build. 
 
 AQivTo, 3. ]d. 2^lupetf ind. pas. Ion. by 
 castifig away the augment. See in Αί^εμχι. 
 
 ΑίΙ'φτχί, 3. sing, fl, f ind. mid. Ion. 
 redupl. J j^aulo -post fut. of ν^χ^ομχι, or Ion. 
 redupl. for ^φτχι, 3, sing. 1. f ind. mid. of 
 the same. 
 
 Αε2ΐ'ξο, 2. sing. perf. imperat, jms. of Vix^o- 
 μχι. 
 
 AiVi!r6xi, perf. ivfin. pas. See Αύεμα/, 
 above. 
 
 Aihro, for iluiro, 3. sing, pluperf. ind. 
 pas. by rejecting the augment, fon. from 
 ^εω, to tie. 
 
 Αενεχ,χτχί, Ion. for ^ε^εγμίνοι ε/β•/• also 
 
 Αε^εχ;ατο, for '^ε^εγμίνοί νιΰχν, 3. pi. p. and 
 pluperf. ind. pas. of νεχ^ομχι, to take or re- 
 ceive. 
 
 Αε^'/ιχ, '/ixs, '/ιε, />. ind. mid. "οε^ήειν, mt;, mi, 
 pluperf. ind. mid. Ion. by casting away the 
 aug. for Ι^ε^^ειν, of ^αίω, to burn. 
 
 Αε}'/ιγμχι, ξα/, κ,τκι, and used instead of the 
 present, Metaph. I am vexed or grieved, jyerf, 
 ind. pas. of ϊάχ,νω, to bite, sting, or prick. 
 
 Αε%νίλύκ.αμεν, 1. jd. perf. ind. act. of^'/ikoof, 
 to declare, to manifest. Th. ^ΐΐλοξ. 
 
 Αε'^'/ΐμιούξγ)^τχι, 3. Sing. perf. ind. jms. 
 ^ε^'/ίμιουξγ^ιμενχι, nom. 2)1. f g. peif. 7?α?'ί. jiJOi. 
 of%'/ίμιoυξ'yεω, to make, fabricate. Th. ^^μοζ, 
 and ϊζγον, work. 
 
 ΔεΒ;7ιτ^ε for ^ε'^ημενοι νίτε, 2. ρΛ 2^srf. S7ibj. 
 2Kts. from ^εω, to tie, to bind ; J^erf ind. 2^as. 
 ^ε^'/ιμαι, -ζμχι. 
 
 Αε^'/ίοΌμαι, 1 . sing, fl . f ind. mid. by Ion. 
 redujdic. ) 2^aulo-p)ostfut. of the same. 
 
 Α!ε^ηχχ, 1. sing. 2'>erf. ind. act. oflixKvm. 
 
 Αε^'/ιωμχί, erxi, rxi, I was plundered or 
 stripped, pe//*. ind. jms. of ^ψω, or "h'/i/ou, to 
 plunder or lay waste-in a hostile manner. 
 
 Αε'^γιωμενοΐ, vi, ov, jmrt. pterf, 2'>as. plundered,, 
 ravaged, laid waste, slain. Th. %χίω, to 
 burn. 
 
 A!'ihi,for Υε^ιχ, (formed from the obsol. "^Ίω) 
 2}erf. ind. mid. of ^εΐ^ω, to fear. 
 
 Αε'^ι^χγμενος, yj, ov, taught, instructed, pari. 
 2)erf. 2'>as. ofli'^xo-zu, to teach. 
 
 Αε^ΐί^χόν/ίκχ, 1. sing. pe»/*. ind. act. (f 
 
 OlXZOvictl. 
 
 Ai'hi'/,r'/iKx,for '^i^iairtixa, I. sitig. 2^e>f' ind, 
 act. of ϊΐΆΐτχΜ, to arbitrate, to decide by arbi- 
 tration. 
 
 A'ih^i, (and Poet. ^ε/^iΛ,y 2. sing, jjres. 
 
ΔΕΑ 
 
 180 
 
 ΔΕΗ 
 
 '.mpemt. act. ο/" Ιί^ιμι, 2. conjvg. From ^ίω, 
 obsol. to fear. 
 
 Λΐ'^ίΚΆίδυμίνα;, jj, ov, justified ; part. perf. 
 pas. of "^/κα,ιόω, to justify. 
 
 Aihfisv, aiid δίδ/τί, by Sync, for ^iVx/xsv, 
 and ^ζ'^ίατε, (from the ohsol. %Ίω, to fear) 1 . aiid 
 2. pi. p. ind. m. (fhi^u. 
 
 Λί^ία-χομαι, and ^u^hxe^ui, to receive one 
 kindly, as by offering the ri'Jit hand, Odys. xx, 
 197 ; to offer the cup (of wine) in a kind or 
 friendly manner ; to manifest kindness or good- 
 will, Odys. xviii, 20 ; χλ-, 150 ; iii, 41. 
 " Almost all the Lexicvtgrajihers (untk Morellj 
 vnderstand this word as ivell as ^ί^ίττομαι in 
 the sense of to terrify ; but it is pi^oper to dis- 
 H?igtti^h them ; for I fnd only one passage 
 where it has that meani)ig, ivhich is in Lysii-t. 
 564, a7id in that place I shoidd read utVir- 
 Tsro." Malibys MoreWs Thes.^ 
 
 ^th'ttrffo^oci, and 
 
 L\ihWro^a.i,f. ί^ομα,;, p. lyuat ; and ^u^'tff- 
 coKxi, οίΐ'^ίζομχι, and "hith'ttrxoy.xi, to terrify, 
 frighten, Iliad xii, 52 ; also to be frightened, 
 to fear: But see under ΑιΥίΰ-κ,ομχι.^ 
 
 Ai^iMx,y,~eii, S. sing. perf. ind. pas. by 
 double aug. for '^ιύκηται. See Aio/yAeo. Th. 
 otxa:, a house. 
 
 Δίδ/Λ»?, flTflf, (formed from the obsol. ^iuj 
 part. perf. mid. often used for the j^^^s. fear- 
 ing. From ^£/^iy. 
 
 Δί^^αν^' by Sync. Oor. and by Apocope for 
 νε^μτ,ντα,ι, 3. Jil. perf. ind. pas. of Τιμώ, to 
 build, erect. 
 
 ί!^^l•μr,aτo,for Ι'^ϊ^μνιντο, 3. 2)1. pluperf ind. 
 pas. from ^ίμω, obsol. to subdue, for Ίαμάω, 
 whose perf. pas. by Sync, ^ε^μ'/ιμαι, and plu- 
 perf. ί^ε^μ^,μ'/ιν, 3. pi, Ι^ύμ'/ιντο, and Ion. 
 '^ί^μrιΆτo,from the the third pers. si7ig. ίο'ί^μ.νιτο, 
 by rejectiiig the a^ig. and inserting os.. 
 
 ί\ί}μ>;κκ, for Ιίόίμ',',κα, by Sync, pierf. ind. 
 act. zvhence 
 
 /\ί2μ'/ιμχι, ffai, retr from Ύίμω, to build ; 
 also 
 
 Δίΐ^μ'/ίμοίΐ, by Sync, for ^ι^ίμτ,μαι, p. ind. 
 pas. whence part, ^ί'^μ'/,μίνο;• from οίμ,Μ, 
 iibsol.for '^κμάα,, to tame. 
 
 Αί%μητο, 3. sing, for l^s^s^jji-fl, from l^-Bs- 
 /ijjv, pluperf. ind. pas. of Ίίμω, to build. 
 
 Δίδο^^ίία/, 1 . sing. perf. ind. pas. of ^οχ,ίω 
 or ooy.u,f. ξω, p. χα.. 
 
 .^'ί^οιγμίν, for %ι%οΊκχμΛν, 1. ^?/. peif, ind. 
 mid. qflsi^u, to fear, p. ind. mid. Vihotxa, for 
 the sake of euphony for Vthot^a,• and 
 
 i\i}oix.\for Ιί^ΰΐκα, p. ind. mid. of the same 
 "Sii^Uffor which it is frequently used ; to fear, 
 tremble. 
 
 Δίδβ/κα^ίί, Dor. οί^οίχαμ-ν, 1. pi. perf. 
 md. of the same verb. 
 
 Αί^οίχω, a Poet, verb formed from perf. 
 mid. '^i^oixtty or perf. mid. subj, used as a 
 present, Dor. 
 
 Α.ί1ιΌκΥιμα,ι, 1. sing. p. ind. pas. of^oxkw. 
 
 Αί^οχ'/ιμίνο;, '/ι, ov, perf. imrt. pes. of the 
 mme. 
 
 Aihsxyirai, or Ιε^οχτζι, 3. sing. perf. ind* 
 pas. of^ox'i'jj, or t'oxu, to seem, appear. 
 
 Αί^οχιμάσμίία, 1 . pi. perf ind. pas. from 
 ^ίοοκΊμασμα,ί, U'hence 'ΒεΒοκιμ.α,ίΤμίνος, part. peif. 
 pas. of ^οκίμχζω, to tiy, proA^e. 
 
 Λί^οχ/μασ-μίνο:, τι, o>, tried, proved, part, 
 perf. pas. of δοκιμάζω, to prove, to try. Hence 
 
 Λύοχιμασμίνωί, adv. unexpectedly. 
 
 AQox'Tut, it seemed, was resolved or decreed, 
 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. f ^'ί^ογμαι, from Voxo^ 
 or ^οχίω. 
 
 Aih'ovKro, Dor. aiid Ion. for ύί^όνητο, 3.. 
 sing. j)luperf. ind. pas. of ^ονίω, to shake,, 
 move ; agitate. 
 
 Αι^οζ,αα-μίνο;, 7i, ov, perf. part. jms. of 
 oo^aZcu, 
 
 Αί^οξχα• οίάοξχί, it seems, it is seen or 
 beheld, pof. ind. m. tvhcnce ^ε^οοχω;, j^ort. 
 perf. mid.fro'm Μξχω, to see. 
 
 Δί^βτα/, 3. si7ig. perf. ind. 2'>ns. of ^ί^ωμ/, 
 to give. 
 
 AiSovXivxx, I . sing. J^erf. ind. act. of 
 οονΧίύοίΐ. 
 
 Αί^ουτα., 1. sing. perf. hid. m. u'hence 
 part. perf. m. ut^ov^M;, dead ; from "^owziu. 
 
 Αί^ξαχα, 1. si7ig. peyf. mrf. act. he7ice part, 
 "hi^^axcoi, 'oro;• in Ji^rf• "^"'^• P'^^• όεόσαμα/, 
 whe7ice part, '^ί^ξαμινοζ• from "^ξάω, to do, to 
 act. 
 
 Αΐ^ξύμηχο!; (formed from, the obsol. ^ξκμίο/) 
 1 . siyig. perf. i7id. act. of τοίχ^ω, to run. 
 
 ΑύξΆτα.!, by Metath. for ^i^ciorcci, 3. sing, 
 peyf. i7id. ])as. ofVi^u, to skin, flay, beat. 
 
 Αί^ξοχοί, for "^ύοξχα, by Metath. 1. si7ig<, 
 peyf. iyid. m. ofoioxu, to see. 
 
 Αί^ζομα,, 1. siyig. p. i7id. vi. of Τξίχ^ω, to 
 run. 
 
 Α-^ξοτύμινος, sprinkled, bedewed, part. perf. 
 pas. ofh^o^'ou). Th. ^ξβσ-οί, dew. 
 
 Αύυχα, 1. siiig. p. ind. act. ^i^uxiTvjfor 
 ti^uxiven, Poet, or Dor. peyf. i?if. act. of 
 ΰνω, or ^ύνω, to go under, enter, immerse 
 one's self. 
 
 Αΐ^ύχίΐ, Ion. for ύ-^ύχα, 3. sitig. jyluperf, 
 ind. act. of the same. Hence 
 
 Α^'^ίΐχω, Poet, verb, fornied fro7n perf ind, 
 act. Vihvxu. 
 
 Aihuvy,y.a.i, σαι, tui, peif. ind. pas. of δύνα- 
 μ,α,ι, to be able. 
 
 Αί^υιττύχνιχκ, 1 . sing, peyf ind. act. of 
 ^υστυχ^ίω• Frovi ^v,, hard, ayid τΰχ^η, fortune. 
 Th. τνγχχνω. 
 
 AQiuxa, 1. siyyg. ayid iyi 3. pi. "hihuxonnvy 
 peyf. iyid. act. ^^ί^^μι, to give. 
 
 Αι^&ΐξίηται, 3. sing. ptrf. iyul. pas. ^%ωξίθ- 
 μ,α,ι, to give, bestow. 
 
 Abi\oi, Poet, for ^r,Xo:, manifest. 
 
 Αίίω, to need, want, pray, beseech, y. ^ι'ατω, 
 1. a. pas. ui'/i6m,act. signif. yyiid. λύομαι, l-f 
 m. ^ετ,ίτομκι. 
 
 Α'ίΥΐ, 3. siyig. pres. sul>j. of^il, it behoA^eth, 
 it is necessary; and 
 
 Δ'?!, 2. siyyg. pres. ind. orsuly. m. ^νεομαι^ 
 to want. 
 
ΔΕΙ 
 
 181 
 
 ΔΕΙ 
 
 Ae^ikti, pray or intreat ye, 2, jjl. imperat. 
 1. a. pks. ofViOfAOit. 
 
 Attiffuv, 1. a. part. act. 7i. g. '^ιήσ'ίΐ, i.f• 
 imjiers. h^jtrov, 1. J', part. n. g. impers. of^iT, 
 as iffrotn Vm. 
 
 Αίνχτις, ίωζ, h, a praying or intreating, sup- 
 plication, want, need ; '^ίΥΐ'Πΐζ^ nom. pi. Th. 
 
 Δε'/7ίΓβ^«<, Ky. «i• (>f ^ίομαι, tvnich is from 
 
 Αεατϊκοί, h, ov, suppliant ; making many 
 requests ; also a suppliant. 
 
 ΔεΓ, it behoves, it is necessary, one must ; 
 there is need or want ; impers. ivith the ace. 
 μικξΰυ ^sT, or ολίγον "^ii, there lacks but little, 
 nearly, almost ; ούτω -τολλου iVinffi, so far 
 was he ivoxa being tried, <^c. Lys. in EratosUi. 
 in suhj. yi9i,imperf. usi, J", ^gjiyj/, 1. a. ίΥαΐ(η, 
 p)res. inf. ίεΐν, part. Vtov. Th. ^siw.] 
 
 Αι7γμα,, α,τοζ, το, an example, instance, 
 proof ; a specimen or sample of goods shoivn to 
 purchasers; a conjecture, proof. From ^s/- 
 χνυμι, to show ; 2^^rf' ^^^^' P^^• ^s^£'7(««'• 
 Hence 
 
 Αίίγμοίτίζω, jT. ίτω, p. ^ί^αγ^,άηκοί, to ex- 
 pose in public, to make a public show or spec- 
 tacle ; properly to exhibit one as an example ; 
 1. a. ind. act. ihny^anrcc. Th. ^ίίχννμι, to 
 show. 
 
 Αύ^εκτ', for ^ίί^ίχ,το, 3. sing, j^luperf. ind. 
 pas. Ion. and Poet, by Ectasis of the first sylla- 
 ble for WitiKTo. So ill perf. irf. jias. ^s<^s_^^c5/, 
 fOr ^έ^ίχ^^αι, ofVi^^oy.ot,i, to take, 
 
 Δ£;^έ;^ατα<, the}'' pledged, they took by the 
 bands, //. iv, 4, Ion. for ^ί^εγμίνοι s/V), 
 3. pi. perf. ind. pas. So ^itVipi^eiro, for ^s^s- 
 yfji-ivoi ria-av, 3. jd. pluperf. ind. jms. Ion. and 
 by Ectasis Poet. ofVix^o^at, to take, receive. 
 
 Atitiu, by Ectasis Poet, for Vthioc., (formed 
 from the obsol. ^iajj petf. ind. m. of "^ύΐω, to 
 fear, 
 
 Αε'ϊ^ιβι, hi the same manner for %Qi6i, 2. sing, 
 pres. imiierat. act. of Vi^ifit, formed from the 
 obsol. Viody or for Vihn, fear thou ; 2. sing. p. 
 m. imp. ofhi^iei. 
 
 Αι'ί^ιμίν, (also for 'hiViK^ivJ 1. pi. perf. hid. 
 m. of the saine verb. 
 
 Δε;δ/|'ετα^, 3. sing. \.f. ind. mid. Poet, for 
 δίδ/ξετίζ/, from, ^ε^ία-ιτομκι, or -Ίττομαι, to 
 frighten, make afraid. 
 
 Aitli'oTis, fearing, afraid ; nom. pi. jmrt. 
 perf. m. from ^ύ^ω. 
 
 * Αα^Ίσκ,ομοίΐ, atid "^s^iffxe^oii, to fear, to be 
 afraid ; also to receive hospitabl}^, to welcome, 
 to present. See vnder Αε^ίττομοα. 
 
 ΑειΥισσομοα, and Att. 'hztVirro^m, (from 
 %ζ^ίΤτομαι, by Epenth. of t,) f. Ί,\ομαι, p. 
 4γμαι, to terrify or frighten ; also to fear, to be 
 afraid. From the same Th. See under AiVir- 
 τομοίί. 
 
 ΑίΙ'^οιχα, Poet, for %ί^οιχ,α, 1. sing. perf. 
 ind. τη. of 
 
 ΔΕΓΔΩ, to fear, to be afraid, to tremble, 
 to quake -..f V/te -ω,ρ. }i^UKCi' imperf ind. act. 
 
 'i^iov, froTYi tiea obsol. 2. sing. pres. imp. act. 
 Vi^iui, and '^u^tdi. Poet, from obsol. νί^ιμι- 
 I. a. ind. act. 'uno-cc, and 'βΐίκτοί, Poet. 1. a. 
 act. opt. ^ol. ^iiffzisi, inf. '^ίΐσαι• pres, pas. 
 subj. "^ίωμαί, from "h'lea, obsol. inf. ^ib{i(r&a.i, and 
 . by Aphcer. tzIirSai, as if from ύίομαί, from 'hio;, 
 fear; l.y. m. ^εΐιτομοα, l.a.ind. m. ύασάμ'ήν, 
 subj. "^ύοτωμοίΐ, perf. ind. m. "^i^oixet, (and 
 "^ii^oixoi, Poet, as if fro7n ^ίίζω, obsol. for 
 yi'^oi'^u, for the sake of euphony J I am afraid. 
 Also δε§;α, a-iid ythioc, and Poet, '^tiltoi, perf, 
 ind. mid. from Viu), obsol. pluperf. hid. 7)i.id. 
 i^i^oixsiv, and l^i'^inv. Poet, ϊ^ζιΰίζιν., perf. inf. 
 mid. "hihtivai, and part, ^s^ta;, and "^iihiuii. 
 The preterite is often used Poet, for the present. 
 
 /^εαλάω, ω, f. 'ήίτω, to take an afternoon 
 repast. Hence 
 
 Αειιλί'/ισοίς, αντο;, having supped, jfrari. l.a. 
 act. of the same. From htiko;, even'mg. Th. 
 
 Αί/ίλϊνοζ, h, ov, Poet, for ^ζίλινο?, h, «v, of or 
 belonging to the afternoon or evening ; from 
 
 Αΐίίλον, ov, TO, an afternooi>repast ; twilight, 
 Th. hlXy,. 
 
 Αίίίλο;, ου, ο -Aoi v\, of the eA'cning ; subst. 
 0, the evening. 
 
 AiiKDcvciiiv, contr. -Zv, jyres. iff. act. Poet, 
 for ^nxvtjvon, to show ; and from the obsol. 
 ^ύκ,ω is derived "^ακάνω. 
 
 Α'.ικ,κνά,ομα,ι, ωμκι, f νισομοίί, to receive 
 kindly and courteously, to welcome ; to salute. 
 From Ιίχΰμαι, Ion, for %'εχ^ομαι. 
 
 Αίΐκα,νάω, ω, f. ν\σω, imp. Ι^ειχάναον, -uv, 
 αεζ, -αε, αε, -«, to show; and hence the pres. 
 Poet. '^εΐΆΰΐ,ναεσκ,ω, the same, and imp. Ion. 
 ^iiKOivaiffjcov, 25, ε. Th. ^είκ,νυμι, to show ; 
 or, as others think, ^ερ^^ομοα, to take by the 
 hand. 
 
 ΔΕΓΚΗΛΟΝ, or ^είκ,ελον, ου, το, an im- 
 age, an efFig3% a statue. 
 
 Αείκνυ, by Apoc. for 'οείκνυσι, 3. sing, pres, 
 ind. act. of ^είκ,νυμ,ι. Some consider it as 3. 
 sing. imp. ind. act. Ion. for εοείκνυ, he showed, 
 or for ^Ικ,νυύι, show thou, 2. sijig. pres. imp), 
 act. 
 
 Αειχ,νύει, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of '^uscvvea, 
 to show. 
 
 ΔΕΓΚΝΤΜΙ (^ίκνΰμι;, or h^xviJ^, (its 
 tenses are formed from οείχω, obsol. J to show, 
 exhibit, manifest, declare, prove ; to point out ; 
 f. ^είξο), 2)e7f, yihi^ec, 1. aor. ind, act. Πε/|α, 
 l.a. imp. act. ^εΐξον, ά,τω, 1. a. subj. .act. 
 '^εί'ξάΐ, '/J J, γ, 1. a. irf. ^εϊξαι, perf ind. pas. 
 νε^ειγμοί,ί, 1. a. ind. JMS. l^zl^Jviv, part. 1. a. 
 2>as. ^είρζ^ίΐζ, εντός. 
 
 Αεικνϋναι, to show, exhibit, pres. inf. act. 
 hiKvovTis, nom. j^i. ])art. pres. act. from 
 ^είκννμι. Hence 
 
 AiiKTvii, ου, 0, one who shows or exhibits ; 
 and 
 
 Αεικτικ,ος, η, ov, that shoAvs or points out ; 
 demonstrative ; (hence too "δάκτυλος, as if 
 hixTuXos, the forefinger -J compos, ά,-ττο^εικτιχο?^ 
 71, ov, the same and from the same Th. 
 
ΔΕΙ 
 
 182 
 
 ΔΕΙ 
 
 Δε<λ', for ^ίίλα, nom. ρΐ. η. g. of ^siXog, 
 rl, όν. 
 
 Λί>λα,ίνω, f, ανω, and -αίνομαι, 1 . J", m. 
 -KvoZfAocif to be fearful or afraid. From 
 
 ΛίίλχΤο;, aid, atov, fearful, timorous, cow- 
 ardly ; unhappy, miserable, wretched. In the 
 comic writers the iienult. is sometimes short. 
 Maltbi/'s Morell. From the same 2%.] 
 
 Διιλαΐΰί, Dor. and Att.for ^stXaiog. 
 
 Δί/λακ^ί?, a, ov, wretched, miserable, Aris- 
 ioph. Pint. 373.] 
 
 Δί/λαν, Oor. for xar'a ^iiX'/iv, in the even- 
 ing. From 
 
 ΔΕΓΛΗ, yic, '/I, the afternoon ; evening ; 
 dawn or daybreak, jLe7i. also twilight. 
 
 Δε/λ'/?;, fiuJicn opposed to <7ζω]') in the even- 
 ing• 
 
 Δε^λί'ά, Λί, h, timidity, cowardice ; and 
 
 ΑειλίΆΐναι, f ανω, to terrif\', make afraid ; 
 also 
 
 Αίίλίασ-ίξ, scu;, 'h, fear, dread, terror. From 
 %ίΐλο;, fearful. 
 
 i\itXaX^w,f. άσω, p. ακα, and 
 
 /\ίΐΧιάω, ω, to fear, to fl}'-, to shrink from 
 danger, to behave in a cowardly manner ; fat. 
 άσω, p. ^ituXta-y^a, 1. aor. ind. act. ihuXicctrcc, 
 1. a. part. act. οαλιοίο-κζ• pres. imp. act. 
 ^ί/λ/αε, -α, ^αλιαίτύ), -άτω. Th. δε/λο?, fear- 
 ful, cowardly. 
 
 Δε/λίΊ/ον, oZ, τα, subst. an afternoon repast; 
 «dv. (χ^ξόνον, being understood) in the evening. 
 From 
 
 AuXtvo;, VI, ov, of or belonging to the after- 
 noon or CA-ening. Th. %i'iX'/i. 
 
 Δίίίλιότ'/^;, '/)TOi, hy the same as tiiX'ia,, and 
 from, the same. 
 
 Δίΐλόομαί, odficet, 1 . fut. m,id. ίό/τομαι, to 
 fear, to be afraid ; whence ^nXuh'ti, afraid, ter- 
 rified ; part. 1. a. pas. Froin 
 
 ΔΕΙΑΟ'2, 'A, ov, fearful, cowardly ; un- 
 happy ; weak ; wicked. From ^ζ'ίΐω, to fear, 
 9r from 1)Utcci λιχν, that is fast bound. 
 
 Δείλβτε^βί, ov, comp. of^nkos. 
 
 AtlkOTyis, T'/jTOi, VI, timidity, fearfulness. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΔεΓ(46«, ατός, το, and οίίμο;, ου, ο, fear, ter- 
 ror, dread, fright. From '^ύ^ω, to fear. 
 
 l\iifj>.a.Uu. f. σΛω, p. yxoi, to fear, be afraid. 
 From the same. 
 
 Δίΐμάλίοί, ία., ίον, timid, fearful ; terrible, 
 frightlul, dreadiul. From the same Th. 
 
 /\αμάομ,αι, ωμ,α,ι, 1 . f. m. άσομαι, to fear, 
 be afraid, Hcsych. From ^i7fjt,oc 
 
 Aii/u-a.;, having built ; part. 1. a. act. '^■T/u-s, 
 or oiTfAiv, (toith ν added J Ion. for 'ianf^s, 3. 
 sing. 1 • ft. i'ld. act. ^ύμασβαι, (for ^ίιμα,σΰαι, 
 means to fear) and ^αμάμίνο?, 1. a. inf. and 
 part. m. ο^^ιμ,ω, to build. 
 
 ί\'αμα.τΌω, ω, f ώσω, to frighten, make 
 afraid, for φοζίω- 3. sing. imp. ind. act. contr. 
 ϊ^ίίμάτου. Th. οίΐόω. 
 
 Αίψ-οί, ου, Ό, the same as ^ίΤμκ, fear, dread, 
 terror ; .froin the same Th. But 
 
 Αίΐμο;, ου, ο, a man's name ; from the same 
 Th. 
 
 Auv, pres, inf. from δεΓ, it behoves, it is 
 necessary. 
 
 ΔΕΓΝΑ, 0, h, TO, gen. htvo?, dot. ^εΓν;, 
 ace. hivu, indef. pron. a certain person, some- 
 body ; and 
 
 Aiiva, adv. for ^uvu;, vehemently, exceed- 
 ingly ; terribly •, from hivos, which in pi. n.' g. 
 has δε/νά. 
 
 Auvάζ(u,fut. άαω, to bear impatiently, to be 
 angry. 
 
 Aitvo6iTot;, a,, Oor. for 
 
 Αίίνο0ίτ•/ί;, ου, ο, treating severely or cru- 
 elly, cruel ; an epithet of Love. From hivos, 
 grievous, terrible, and τίβ'/ιμι, to put or lay 
 upon. 
 
 AiivoTo, gen. sing. Ion. for ^uvou• dot. j}L 
 Ion. ^iivolffi' from ^tivo;. 
 
 Αίΐνολογίομαι, ουμα,ι, 1. f. m. ναΤομα.ι, to 
 complain bitterly : μάλλον η ύίίνολογίετο, he 
 lamented the more bitterl}'•, Herod, i, 44. 
 From ^iivoi and λίγω.^ 
 
 Αίΐνομ,ίνίίΟζ τα,Ίς, ο του Αίΐνομενονί νΐοξ, 
 'ϊίξΰυν, Pindar. 
 
 Aiivo<yrahia, a;, h, a bitter complaint ; and 
 
 Αίΐνο'χαβ'ίω, ω, f. 7)!τω, to be sorely vexed or 
 troubled, to bear impatiently, to complain ; and 
 
 Αίΐνοτα,Ρ/ι?, ίο;, ο κ.αι 'h, grievously vexed or 
 troubled, bearing impatiently ; complaining. 
 From ^siveg and Tcihs, from 'ττάσχ^ω, to 
 suffer. 
 
 Auu<^ov;, ohoi, xa) '/;, fUterally, terror- 
 footed or dread-footed) of fearful footstep, of 
 fearful approach, strildng terror by its footsteps. 
 Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 418.] 
 
 ΔΕΙΝΟ' 2, 71, ov, terrible, dreadful ; expert, 
 powerful, or able in any thing xohether good or 
 bad ; vehement ; grievous ; grand, admirable ; 
 wicked ; compar, ^ανότίξο;, superl. ^ανότα,το;• 
 ^ανότα,τον ϊϊ, but the most alarming or appall- 
 ing circumstance, ^c. Thucyd. ii, ol ; hivas 
 χξτια^Άΐ, always ready at using, &c. as we 
 say familiarly, a terrible fellow at any thing, 
 Theophr. Char. 1 . Newt. τα. "^ίΐνα, any evils, 
 also death. From ^sej, fear, or hi^eo, to fear.] 
 
 AuvoTTis, viTos, 'h, power ; dexterity, talent, 
 skill ; energy ; cruelt}^, atrocity $ eloquence, 
 or rather that extraordinary power of oratory, 
 which arises from a combination of every possi- 
 ble excellence ; the term is applied by the an- 
 cients to the eloquence of Defiiothcjies in partic- 
 ular ^ also fitness, suitableness in general. '\ 
 
 Αίΐνόω, ω, fut. ωσο), to turn round, to whirl 
 round ; also like Ιανοτοιω, to exaggerate, ag- 
 gravate. From ^sivoi. 
 
 Αίίνω, two terrible ones, nom. dual, from 
 
 'hitVOi. 
 
 Auv^-TTo), of a terrible aspect, 7107η. j^.from 
 
 Auvu^ro;, ov, Kut h, the same as ^nvM -φ, 
 
 ucros, Kou ri, grim, stern, of a terrible aspect, 
 
 Hesiod. Scut. 250. From δε/νο? a7id ΰ-φ) 
 
 ω'ρτος, ό. Th. οττομαι, to see or look. 
 
 Αίίνω;, adv. vehemently; terribly, severely; 
 
ΔΕΙ 
 
 183 
 
 ΔΕΚ 
 
 strangely, wonderfully •, accurately. From 
 %ανί>ς. 
 
 Aiivuffis, iui, h, a making great or dreadful ; 
 also, in rhetoric, exaggeration or amplification, 
 Aristot. Rhet. ii, 22 ; called also luvoXoylcx,. 
 Th. lu/oi.^ 
 
 Αύξ,Άίί, 2. sing. 1 . a. opt. act. δεΓξ«/, 1 . a. 
 inf. act. li'tias, αντο;, part. 1. a. act. from 
 Ιύκ,νυμι, to show. 
 
 ΔίΓξί, or hi^iVffor ε^αξί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. Ion. So Ιύϊ,ψ, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. 
 from, the same Th. 
 
 Αί7ξΐζ, ieoi, V, a showing, exhibition, a de- 
 monstration ; also, a proof, an argument ; an 
 accusation. From the same Th. 
 
 As7'£,ov, 2. sing. 1. a. imjyerat. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Αίίζ,Λΐ, it?, u, \.f. act. from the same Th. 
 
 Aitoi, Bug, TO, Poet, for "hio;, ios, το, fear. 
 From ^ύ^ω, to fear. 
 
 AuTHuvTii, Dor. for ^u^vovvTSi, part. pres. 
 act. nom. pi. from 
 
 Aw^viu, to sup ; also simply to eat, fut. 
 7i(fu, jyef. ^ε^ύτνί]χίΐί, 1. a. ind. ύεί-τν/χτα, 
 1. a. inf. act. ^itwvtia'at, part. 1. a. act. ^n- 
 •w^ffxi' Th. ^ε7<χνον, 
 
 AiiTrv'/iTtxt;, h, ov, of or belonging to a sup- 
 per. * 
 
 AiiTv'/iTos, ου, 0, the same as ^sTtvov but 
 
 ΑεΙ-ττνητος, ου, and 
 
 Au-^yvtcr-i-o;, ου, ο, supper-time. From 
 δίΓ'τνβν, supper. 
 
 Ait'7rviZ,en,fut. ία•ω, perf. ιχ,α, to give a sup- 
 per. Th. '^ίϊττνον. 
 
 Αίίτνολόχ^κζ, gen. sing. f. g. for ^u^vo- 
 Χόχ,ου, from 
 
 ΑιίτνοΧ'οχ^ος, ου, ο xcci 'h, Jjroperly, one who 
 lies in wait for banquets, a parasite, a feast- 
 hunter. From ^iiTTvov and χΌχοξ, an am- 
 bush. 
 
 ΔΕΙ~ΠΝΟΝ, ou, TO, a supper ; also in 
 Homer, a breakfast, meat, food; a feast, aban- 
 «juet. From το "huv •χα.ύεη τον -ττόνον. 
 
 Au'^vo'^otiofACii, ουμΛΐ, 1. f. m. ή^ομαι, to 
 prepare a supper or meal, to sup. From 
 •ττοήω and ^tt^vov, supper. 
 
 Αίί-^τνουντΆ, ace. sing. part. pres. act. of 
 ^UTVZM. Th. ^ΐϊ-ττνον. 
 
 Αίίζοίζ, α,ντοί, I . a. part. act. from Vi^u, to 
 flay, to skin; f. ξω, 1. a. ind. act. 'βαξα. 
 Th. ^ίζοίζ. 
 
 Αίίξο,ς, ά^οζ, 'h, the top of a mountain. From 
 ^ίίςνι, the neck. 
 
 Αίίξϋν, pres, inf. act. Ion. for Vi^ttv, to 
 flay or skin. 
 
 Αείξη, nS) w, the neck ; the same as Vigyf 
 hut 
 
 Αείξ'/ι, '/IS, VI, a city of Ethiopia, Dira. 
 
 Αίίζίάω, ω, to reproach, revile ; a Spartan 
 word. Th. Vi^uS' 
 
 Αίίξοί, ου, β, a hill, Hes. Th. ^ζξ'/ι, the neck. 
 
 Αίίξοτομ,ίω, ω, f. Yiffu, p. 5j»«, to behead. 
 i'rom ^it^hj the neck, and ro^os, from τίμνω, 
 to cat; 
 
 ΔΕΙ~2Α, or ^ίΐα-α-ΰΐ, vis, ri, moisture, dung, 
 a stench. 
 
 Αύσ•αντί, frightened, afraid ; novi. dual. 
 from 
 
 Auffxs, avras, fearing, having feared ; part. 
 I. a. act. ofht't^M. 
 
 Αΰσε, Ion. for 'ύασε, he feared or was 
 afraid ; 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act. of %ζ1όω, to 
 fear. 
 
 ΑζΊσύοίΐ, pres. inf. mid. contr, for Vtifuai, 
 frovi Viofioit, to pray, and from ^si^i^a/, to 
 fear. 
 
 ΑίκτιΒοα/Λονία,, α,ς, τι, superstition ; fear of the 
 gods ; also religion. 
 
 Αίΐΐτι^αΊμων, ovos, ο κα.) 'h, superstitious ; also 
 religious, Xefi. Cyrop. iii, 3. 26, Acts, xvii, 
 22 ; in compar. ^utrt^aifAoviffriflos, a, ov, more 
 religious, more superstitious. From "^ιί^ω, 
 perf. ind. pas. ^ί^ίΐμαί, <rai, ται.'\ 
 
 ΔΕ'ΚΑ, οι, at, τΆ, ten, jjlur. as f ^εχ^οί, from 
 Vi)(^o^o!,t, because ten contains the other num~ 
 hers. 
 
 AixocSoiov, ου, TO, a kind of money, a kind of 
 sacrifice ; so called from ten oxen. Plutarch 
 in Theseus. 
 
 Αεκκγονία, as, h, the tenth generation, 
 Luciaji. 
 
 Αεαα^ΰί, i. e. τά^ιν τίνα, Hesych. from^tKXS' 
 
 AiKOiha^x^ns, and '^εκά'^α.ξχ^ο?, ου, ο, an offi- 
 cer commanding ten men ; a decemvir. Front 
 a'izei, and α,ξχ'/ι, command, authority. 
 
 AiKOihoi^x'toi, a.s, h, a decemvirate ; the com- 
 mand over ten ; δ£»«^α^;^^/α/, ων, ect, companies 
 of ten. 
 
 Αεκ,οί^ύω, all gend. indeclin. twelve ; also 
 ^υοχαΐ^εκοί, ^α^εχοί, the same. From δ$»α, ten, 
 and ^υω, two, 
 
 Αεκά^Λ/ξθ5, ου, ο χα,ι h, ten palms long or 
 broad. From ^εκχ, ten, and ^ΰξον, a hand's 
 breadth, the palm ; a gift. 
 
 Δεκαεξ, o/> at, τα, indecl. sixteen. 
 
 Αεχαε9ττα, ot, at, τα, indecl. seventeen. 
 
 Αεκ,αετνίί, ios, ο xai h, of ten years, lasting 
 ten years ; and 
 
 Αεκοι,ετία, ας, h, ten years. From Vixa,) 
 and ετοξ, a year. 
 
 Αεκ,άΖ,», f άσω, p. ax.a, to give a tenth ; 
 also, to bribe, to corrupt ; and ^εκάΖ,εσβαι, to 
 be bribed. From Ιίκω, for ^εχ^ω, -ομαι, to 
 cause to take or receive. 
 
 AzK&xts, ten times, adv. From νεκα, ten. 
 
 Αεκ,ακυμία, as, h, a huge wave or billow. 
 Th. κ,ΰμα, a wave. 
 
 AizaXoyos, ou, 0, THE DECALOGUE, or Tea 
 Commandments. From ^'εκα and λόγο;. 
 
 Αεκ,άμηνος, ου, ο κ,α) η, of ten months, lasting 
 ten months; ten months old, Theocr. 24, 1. 
 From ^ϊκα, ten, arid μνιν, μννοζ, ο, a month. 
 
 Αεκαναί'α, as, h, a fleet of ten sail. 
 
 Αεχ,ανάομαι, ωμαι, to receive kindly or 
 courteously, Hes. From %'εκ,oμΆt,for νεχ^ομαι. 
 
 Αεχαοκτω, eighteen, indecl. of all gend. 
 
 Αίχαττίντέ, indecl. of all genders, fifteen. 
 From trsvTs, five, and %ίκα, ten. 
 
ΔΕΛ 
 
 1δ4 
 
 ΔΕΝ 
 
 Δ£«ά•^>?;^ί/ί, £0?, ό κ.οί) 'h, of ten cubits long. 
 
 Λίκ,α'Τλίχ,ΐτιά.ζω, J", ά,σω, j). α,κα., to multiply 
 ten times, to make ten -fold. 
 
 Αίκά'ττΜύξΟζ, ου, ο nou η, that is of ten acres 
 in extent. From ViKo, and 'Τλί^ξον, Poet. 
 
 Δ£«ίίίΤλοί/ί, adj. ten-fold. 
 Αίκκ-ρτολίζ, iui, h, the name of a country 
 heyond the Jordan, Decapolis. Gr. of ten 
 cities. 
 
 ΑίΗάζχηζ, ου, ό, an officer commanding ten 
 men ; and 
 
 ΑΒκκξχίΰί, κξ, h, the command over ten ; and 
 Aixappi^ifios, of or belonging to a commander 
 of ten. From Υίκοί and α,οχ^η, sovereignty, 
 authorit)'•. 
 
 AiKOis, a^oi, 'h, the number ten ; also a 
 company of ten. Engl, a decade. 
 
 Αίκ.ο(,(τμος, ov, β, a decimation, a taking of 
 the tenth ; tenths, tithes; also bribery; cor- 
 ruption. From ^ίζάζω. 
 
 Αι-Λο,ται, ων, κι, tenths or tithes. From 
 '^iKKT'/i, πί, 'h, a tenth part. Th. "^ίκα,, ten. 
 
 Δ£«ατί(Γ5'/5ί^£?, ojv, 01 κα) Oil, and Oifcocrlff- 
 σΐζα, ων, τκ, fourteen. From τιασοίζΐζ and 
 οίκ.α. 
 
 ΑίζΆπυτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, a collector of tenths or 
 tithes ; Jro?n 
 
 Αίχαπύω, f. ίΰσω, to take a tenth ; to give 
 a tenth ; to decimate. From 
 
 Αίκάτ'/ι, η;, 'h, the tenth part, a tithe. 
 AiKOiTov, adv. tenthly.] 
 Αίκα,το;, '/I, ov, the tenth. 
 Αίχατόω, ω, to tithe, to take tithes of, f. 
 ύσω, p. 'hi^i/cUTMH.ci• OifiOcroofAOit, -ουμοίΐ, to be 
 tithed ; perf. pas. 1)'^ΐΗ,άτω(λ.α.ί. From %ίκ.α, 
 ten. 
 
 Αικ,ατρΰζ, -τξίων, ol kou ccl, οίκατξία, τα, 
 thirteen. From τξΐΤ? and ViKoc. 
 
 Αζκ,ύχΛΧκην., ου, ro, a coin of the value of 
 ten asses, ten chalci or brass pieces, a dena- 
 rius. 
 
 ΑίκάχΊΧοι, -χίλιοι, at, a, ten thousand. 
 From ViHoc, ten, and χίλιοι, a thousand. 
 
 Αίκάχοξ^ον, ου, το, having ten strings, a 
 psaltery or lute. 
 
 ΑίκζλίΥί, Ion. for Αζκϊλίΐκ, ας, «, Decelia •, 
 β/" wldck Stephanus says, Αίκίλια., ^>ίμοζ T^is 
 Ίττ'^ούοΜντίΙο; φυλτίζ, Decelia, a borough of the 
 tribe of Hippothoon, SfC. 
 
 Αίχίυ, Ion. and Dor, for Vi^ou, 2. sing, 
 ■pres. imperat. m. from 
 
 Αίκ.ο[λ,Λΐ, Ion. for ν^χό^Λκι, to take, to 
 receive. So %ικΌμίθοί, \. pi. for ^ίχΌμΐβοί, 
 
 Αιτίτικος, h, ov, proper for receiving, capable 
 of receiving, lioldirig, or containing ; capacious. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Αίκτο, he had received, 3. sing, pluperf. 
 ind. pas. Ion. for ύί^ίχ,το' from thiViy^nv, 
 ξβ, κτο, (fVixofJMA. 
 
 ΑίΛτοζ, ίι, OV, accepted, acceptable, agreea- 
 ble. Th. νιχομαι. 
 
 Αίλίάζω, to bait ; to take or catch with a 
 
 bait, f. σω, p. ^ί^ίλεακα., by Metaph. to entic^^ 
 decoy ; I. a. ind. act. Ιοίλίοί/τα. From 
 
 ΔΕ'ΛΕΑΡ, ατοζ, το, a bait ; a decoy, an 
 allurement; fraud, deceit. Hence 
 
 Αίλίοίο-μα, οίτοζ, το, a7id ^ίλίαιτμοξ, ου, ό, an 
 enticement or allurement. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΛΕΤΡΟΝ, ου, το, a lantern, a torch. ^ 
 
 Δελλ/^ίί, or ^ίλίάί;, ων, oli, wasps' cells, or 
 nests. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΛΤΑ, the fourth letter of the Greek 
 al^ihabet ,• Delta, a part of Egypt. 
 
 Αϊλτοισιν, dat. jd. Ion. of 
 
 Αίλτοζ, ου, VI, a book, a writing-table. Th. 
 δέλτα. Also 
 
 Αίλτοζ, ου, h, a memorandum or pocket 
 book, because they ivere folded in the form 
 
 of^.^ 
 
 ΑΈιΆΦΑΗ, κ,ος, ό κοί) 71, a young pig. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΑΦΙΝ, or ^ίλφίζ, τνο?, ό, in pi. "^ιλφίνζξ, 
 a dolphin, a fish ; a machine for sinking ships. 
 Αίλφίζ μ'ίλισσα. Find. 
 
 Αιλφο), ων, Delphi, a city of Greece.^ 
 
 Αίλφοζ, ου, ο, a citizen of Delphi. 
 
 ΔΕΑΦΓ2, υος, 91, and ^ol. βίλφυζ, the 
 womb, the uterus j whence α^ιλφο), brothers by 
 the same mother. 
 
 Aiλω,f. ίλω, to catch with a bait, to entrap. 
 From ^οίίω, to feast. 
 
 Αίμα, aros, το, a bond, a tie, a bundle or 
 parcel. From Τίω, to bind. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΜΑ2, το, indecl. the body. Perhajis 
 from ^ίμω, to build, or ^ίμα, a bond ; also 
 
 Αίμαζ, as, like, an adv. of likeness. 
 
 Αίμίΐν, to build, to construct, jires. inf. act- 
 from Ι'ιμω. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΜΝΙΟΝ, ου, TO, a bed or couch ; on 
 which Μμα; vioii, the body reclines for repose ; 
 a bed-chamber ; ^ίμνια, ων, τα, marriage-cham- 
 bers. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΜίΙ, to build, construct ; it is obsol. 
 as also ^ίμομαι, 1 . a. ind. act. 'ε^ίΐμοί, jyart. 
 
 1 . a. act. ^ίίμαξ, p. ind. m. Υί^ομα, perf. ind. 
 act, "^ύμ'/ικα, I. a. ind. mid, ϊ^ειμάμνιν. Also 
 
 Αίμω, or ^άμνω, obsol. for ^αμάω, to subdue, 
 to tame, to subject, to kill, l.f act. ^εμω, jyerf. 
 ^ύμίΐκα, by Sync, for "^ε,^ίμ^κα• 2. f. act, 
 ^αμω, 2. a. ind. act, ϊ^αμον, 2. a, ind. pas. 
 Ι^άμ'/ιν, inf. ^αμηνοι,ι, and ^αμήμιναι, part. 
 
 2. a. ^αμίΐί, ίντος, perf. ind. pas. tί^μvιμa^y 
 j^art. of the satne "^ί^μ'/ιμίνοζ. 
 
 ΔΕΝΔΑΑΓΔΕ2, ων, αϊ, a kind of cakes, 
 loaves. From τίν^ω. 
 
 Αίν^ίλλω, {Ion. verb) f. λω, p. κ,α, to eat ; 
 to throw one's eyes about ; to look around, to 
 shut one eye ; to make signs with the e3res, to 
 wink at. From Ίλλοζ, the eye, and ^ινεω, to 
 turn round. 
 
 Αίν^ξίον, ου, το, a tree, wood. Poet, for ^sv- 
 ^ξον, the same. ' 
 
 Αίν'^ζ'Μι?, ήίσσα, τ-,ιν, woody, full of groves 
 or v/oods, abounding in trees. Th. δίν^^ον. 
 
 Aiv'h^iov, ου, TO, a little tree, a shrub, Poet„ 
 dim. from 
 
ΔΕ® 
 
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 ΔΕΡ 
 
 ΔΕ'ΝΔΡΟΝ, ου, <ro, and %ίν^ζοι, tog, 'i'o, 
 a tree, a root or stalk. Whence 
 
 Αίν}ξίτ'/ΐζ, fern. ^ζν^ξΊτις, i^oi, yi, trained on 
 trees, StTaboS\ 
 
 ύίζνίρωΒ'/ΐζ, ίος, ο κα.) νι, like a tree, arbo- 
 rescent, of the nature or size of a tree ; vufiCpai, 
 wood-nymphs. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΝΝ02, ου, ο, a reproach, afifront, con- 
 tumely, insult. *^Hewce '^ίννάΖ,ω, f. ά,σω, p. ο,-αο,, 
 to reproach, to revile. 
 
 Δίξα/, take or receive thou, 2. sing. 1. a. 
 imperat. m.- of Μχ,ο/Λχι, or Ion. for δε/ξα/, to 
 show, I. a. inf. act. (^^ύκννμι. 
 
 Αίζ,αμίν^, iis, '/I, a receptacle, a reservoir, 
 commonly of water; a cistern, a fish-pond. 
 From 
 
 Δίξίκ^ίΐ/ίί, 51, βν, part. 1. a. mid. ^ίξαιτ^α/, 
 1. a. inf. Til. ofVix^o^ai, to receive. 
 
 Ai^affh, 2. j)l. 1. a. imp. mid. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Αί^ατο, 3. sing. l.a. ind. mid. Ion. for 
 iVt'i^KTO' from }ε;^ομ,ιχι, to take. 
 
 ΔΕΗΙΑ\ ας, '/I, and Poet, ^ίϊ,ιπξο,, (χί)ξ 
 being understood) the right hand ; h δίξ/α, on 
 the right hand, to the right ; also one's faith or 
 honour plighted by the right hand. From δί- 
 χομα,ι, to take. Hence 
 - Aih^hviv, adv. from the right. 
 
 Αί^ιύπξοι, compar. more dexterous, ajid 
 li^tcOTBc-Tus, superl. From tt^/og. 
 
 Αίρομαι, 1. sing, i• f ind. mid. Υίξωμαι, 
 1. si7ig. 1. a. subj. mid. fhixo^cn. 
 
 Aio^m, ^οΖμαι^ to be tied, to be bound, jyas. 
 ofVtcuf to tie, to bind, 
 
 Αίημαι, and λύομαι, obsol. to ask, to pray, 
 to entreat ; also to want, to have need, with 
 gen. imperf ind. mid. ύίόμ^ν, ίου, ttro, i.f 
 Quid. Ίιιήτομα,ι• perf. ind. pus. ^ί^ίνιμβί,ι, from 
 obsol. "^ύομα-ι, 1. α. ind. pas. ΐοιήύην, act. sig- 
 nif. 1 , a. imj^erat. pas. ^ίτιθ'/ιπ, and in 2. ju. 
 ^ί'/ιθ'ήτί, part. pres. mid. Ιίόμίνος• from ^ti, it is 
 necessary, Th. "Sieu, to have need. 
 
 Asov for ίΥεον, Ion. 3. pi. imperf. ind. act. 
 from "hiu, to bind, to tie ; and 
 
 Δέον, evros, ro, becoming, just, fit -, also 
 wanting ; necessary ; duty ; part. j)res. neut. 
 g. as Vioi ίσ-τ), it is necessary ; in p?. Viovra. 
 From impers. δεΓ, it behoves. Hence 
 
 Aiovras, adv. becomingly, fitly. 
 
 Aios, tai, TO, and Poet, liTos, los, το, fear. 
 Th. ^ύ^ο,. 
 
 Ai-jraiffffiv, dat. pi. Ion. for ^Ιτοοη• from 
 
 Ai<7ri/Xu,f. aiTu, p. UKOi, to drink ; from 
 ΔΕ'ΠΑΣ, ara?, and «,oi, το, a cup, a bowl. 
 
 a goblet, because 'xoifu ^sviTui, it is moistened 
 Αφάομϋί, ωμαί, ίο join right hands, take | v/ith drink or liquor 
 the hand, shake hands, receive courteous- Δί^α, ας, h, the 
 
 by 
 
 ly, salute. 
 
 Αφύγυιοζ, ου, ο xat τι, Poet, ο ^£ξ<« γνΊα, 
 ίχων, having ready and active limbs. 
 
 Αε^ιόλαζοζ, ouj ο, a guard ; an attendant ; 
 a pikeman or spearman ; from το \cc,Suv Tm 
 του βοαπλίω; 'ht^iocv, because they take the 
 king's right hand, or, perhaps, because they hold 
 their lances in their right hands. 
 
 Αί^ιόομχι, ουμοίΐ, fut. ώΰομα,ι, perf ωμαι, 
 to join right hands, to take by the right hand ; 
 also to receive kindly orcourteously. Fro7H ^ι%ιύ. 
 
 Αφη;, a, ov, right, of the right side ; favour- 
 able, lucky ; shrewd, ingenious, clever, civil, 
 active, ready, prompt, dexterous ; skilful ; αμ- 
 ψί^φος, ου, 6 κ,α) rj, ambidextrous ; and 
 
 Αφότ•/]ζ, '/ιτος, h, dexterity, readiness, ad- 
 dress, acuteness, cleverness, ingenuity. From 
 the snnie. 
 
 Αφόω, See the next ivord. 
 
 Αί^ίόωντο, Poet, for ΐ^ζ'φουντο, -ωντο, 3. pi. 
 imperf. ind. m. of ^ξιόομϋΐι, or -άομοα, to take 
 by the right hand. Th. h^ix, the right hand. 
 
 Αί^ϊτίξος, a,, ov, of the right side; the right; 
 the satne as '^φόζ• "^ίζιτίξίί, dat. sing. Ion. 
 f. g. From h^ta, the right hand. 
 
 Αε^ι&ίζ, adv. dextrously, aptly ; prosperously, 
 luckily ; also ingeniously, cleverly. From the 
 same. 
 
 Αί'ξίασΊζ, ίως, '/), a taking b)^ the right hand, 
 salutation, congratulation. Froin the same Th. 
 
 Αί^ιύτίξον, adverbially, toward or on the right 
 hand, more fitl}' or aptly ; a7id %ε^ιωτο!.τκ,, most 
 fitly, aptly, or conveniently^ most dexterously or 
 cleverly. 
 
 24 
 
 ξο,, aj, VI, xne top of a mountain, Hesych. 
 in which signification "^ίΐξχί is used. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΡΑ2, aros, TO, a skin, fleece, hide, 
 leather. 
 
 Α'ίξζν, ζ;, h, the name of a city, Derbe. 
 Hebr. a goad. Hence Δε^^αΓο;, ου, ο, of or 
 belonging to Derbe. 
 
 Α'ίξγμο!,, ατο,ί, τΰ, an aspect, look, appear- 
 ance. From ^ίξκα/, to see. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΡΗ, '/ΐζ, h, and 'hti^hi 5ϊί, h, the neck. 
 
 Αίξ^ξον, ου, το, the bill or beak of a bird. 
 
 AigKiffKOj, or -ομα,ι, the same as ^ίξκο), arid 
 -ομαι, 
 
 Αίξχιάομοίΐ, ωμ,αι, to see. From ο'ίοχ,ω. 
 
 Αίξχιόωντοίί, Poet, for ^εζκ,ιωντοίΐ, S. p)l. pres. 
 ind. m. contr. from "^ίξκ,ιάομαί, to see. Th^ 
 ^ίξκω, the same. 
 
 Αίξκομινάων, ^ol. for ^ίξχ,ομίνων, gen. pL 
 fern. g. from ^ίξκομίτ)*!, part. pres. mid. fern. 
 g. of ^ίξΆω, or νερκ,ομοίΐ, to see. 
 
 ΑίξκομΙνοίο, beholding, gen. sing. Ion. p)art. 
 pres. mid. ^ίζξομίνω, nom. and ace. dual of 
 the same verb, 
 
 ΔΕ'ΡΚίΐΙ and ^Ιξχομαα, to see, to behold, 
 to look at ; τηλ'ούίν '^εάόξκί, shines or beam,s 
 from afar, Pind.f ϊ,Μ,ρ. χα.' 2.y. act. Ιαξ^οω, 
 by Metaih. ^ξχχαί' 2. α, ind. act. 'ί^Λξκον, by 
 Metath. i^ocexov 2. a. inf. act. bu Metath. 
 "^ξα,κίιν peTf. ind. mid, ^ύοξχ,α, for which also 
 'hih^oKCi, by Metath. perf. indie, pas. Υε^εξγμίΐι• 
 1 . a. ind. pas. ΐΥίξχόην, pai^t. "^ίξχ^ΐί. 
 
 Αίξμα, gen. ατός, dat. ατι, το, the same as 
 Th. Vz^as. From Τίξω, to flay, to skin, and this 
 from Ιί,ζκί; hide, leather. 
 
ΔΕΣ 
 
 186 
 
 ΔΕΤ 
 
 Αίξματινο;, /ν», ινον, of skin, made of skin 
 «r leather ; and 
 
 Αίξμνλλω, f. λω, to suck blood from the 
 skin; to strip ofi'the skin, to denude, to uncov- 
 er. From οίομα. Th. Be^aj. 
 
 Δε^|/ί, ίω;, h, sight, vision, the act of see- 
 ing. From 2. sing. pcif. ind. jms. of Υίζΐ-.ω, 
 to see. 
 
 Αίξος, εοξ, το, the same as ΙΙοας, skin, hide, 
 leather. 
 
 AVppis, sens, VI, a skin; a coarse garment 
 made oi skin or hair. Froiu ^ίξχ;, skiu, liide. 
 Αίζτρον, ου, 70, a membrane ; the caul or 
 omentum; also a beak. From the same Th. 
 
 Αιοχ^Η)ς, ivroi, looking at, haΛπng looked at 
 Oi' beheld, ;;ari. \. a. pas. of ΐΤίξχ^,ί•/,ν, from 
 VioKOJ, to see. 
 
 ίΧ'ΐζω, to strip off the skin, to fla}^ ; also to 
 whip, scourge, beat ; discover, publish ; 1 . y. 
 act. ^Βξύϋ' 2.y. act. ^οίξω• petf. act. ^ίΐχξχ,οί• 
 1. a. ind. act. 'tSii^oi• 2. a. ind, act. ε^αξον 
 perf ind. pas. Ιί}αξμ.αί, and bi/ Metath. δί^^α- 
 /£*«/, σοίΐ, τοίΐ, 2. Ω. ind. pas. i^ao'^v 2. f pas. 
 ta.pr,ffou,oi,i. Th. οίξ/ας, skin. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΣΙΟΣ, ov, 0, the month of June, among 
 the Macedonians. 
 
 Δίβ•/?, ίίοξ, '4, a tying or binding ; a knot ; 
 a joining or junction ; and 
 
 /\ισ•μίζ, α,τοζ, τα, the same as οκτμοζ, οΰ, ο, 
 a bond ; a tillet. 
 
 Αισ-μΒνω, to tie, to bind, to bind together, f. 
 iuffo), ]) ^ίοΊα-μειικα,' 1. a. ind. act. 'ύ'εσμιυσα.. 
 From ^ίτμο;, ου, ο, a bond. Th. 2ίω. 
 
 /^ίσμίά), ω, f. '/ίΐτω, p. "^εόίσμγικα, impetf. 
 ind. pas. 'ύεσμίόμνιν, ούμνιν, -Ίου, ου, ίίτο, ΰτο, 
 the same, aiidfrom the same Th. 
 
 Λί(τμ•/ι, πζ, '/ι, a bundle, a bunch, a parcel, a 
 handful. Th. Viu. 
 
 Αιρμίοζ, ου, ό κ,οά ί, one bound, a prisoner. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Αίιτμοί, ου, ό, a bond, a chain, a tie, a string, 
 a ligament ; m pi. ol "^εσμο), and τα, ^ίσμκ., 
 fetters, shackle•!. From the same Th. 
 
 Αίο'μοφύλκζ,, οίκ.ο;, ο και h, for οίσμιοΦύΧαζ^, 
 keeper of prisoners, a jailer. From ^υΧάσσω, 
 to keep, and ν^σμιος, bound, a prisoner. Th. 
 
 Αί^μ'οω, ω, to throw into prison ; to bind, 
 to tie, f ώσω, p. indie, pas. ύζ^ίσμωσμοοι ; 
 and 
 
 Δί.ίσματ'^ξίον, ου, το, a prison, a jail ; and 
 
 Δ.ίΐτμώτηί, 0Ό, ό, one bound, a captive, a 
 prisoner. Th. ^ίω, to tie. ^ 
 
 Λ.Βα•μωτ/ζ, f^o;, h, b:)und, capiive, fern,, from 
 the same. 
 
 ΔΕΣΙΙ(>ΖΩ, f. ύσω, to rule, to command, 
 to have authority ; in pas. to be subject to the 
 authority of another ; to be acquired. As if 
 from ))'ίω and τοΖζ, a foot. 
 
 ΔέΐΤίΤΑ/να, yi;, »i, a mistress, a lady, a queen ; 
 ^iffToTt;, tuo;, 71, the same. Front ^ίο-τόζω, to 
 rule. 
 
 Aifffoffuvri, πί, 71, the master's daughter, the 
 daughter of the house. From hff-roffuvo;. Also 
 
 Ion. and Poet, for '^ιστοτύοί, dominion, authori- 
 ty, command. Th. "^ισ^τόζω, to rule. 
 
 ΑίστΌσυνοξ, >j, ov, or -og, ου, ό xoc) τι, belong- 
 ing to a master, a master's ; the same as 
 oiff'TOKTucoi, »j, ov also ο ^εσ^Όίτυνοζ, ου, subst» 
 the son of the master. Froin the same. 
 
 Aio-ToTiioc, as, h, rule, authority, dominion, 
 command, sovereignty ; and 
 
 AiffTOTm, ου, ό, a lord, a master; a com- 
 mander, a sovereign, a king ; a possessor or 
 owner of any thing ; }-<ττότ^? ναών, for Nep- 
 tune ; in dot. sing, ^ίστάτνι, voc. sing, ω Vitr-7ro- 
 τα. From the same Th. 
 
 Aio-'^oTixos, h, ov, belonging to a master ; 
 ambitious of ruling ; skilled in ruling, despotic, 
 lordly ; το "^ίσττοτιχον, ου, the power of ruling, 
 despotic power ; and hence 
 
 Αίσττοτικωί, adv. like a lord or master, 
 despotically. 
 
 Αίσ•ζΌτιζ, ^ος, h, the same as δίιΤίτΆ/να, a 
 mistress. From she same Th. 
 
 Αεσ-τοτοζ, i], ov, that may be ruled over j 
 Aristot. From the same Th. 
 
 Αίτα, as, a, Oor. for Υεττ,, ris, vt, a pipe» 
 and by Metalepsis for a torch. 
 
 AiTut, torches tied up in bunches. From 
 
 AiTOi, y), ov, tied, bound. Th. lia, to tie. 
 
 Aids, for £§£0£, 3. sing, invperf. and ^εύεσκον, 
 Poet, for είευον, 1. sing, imperf i)id. act. from 
 αεύω, to wet or water. 
 
 Αιυνισομαι, I shall or will want, l.fut. mid. 
 Poet, for ^ί^σομαΐ' from Γεύομαι, hy ^ol. 
 Epenth. of v, for ν&ομαι. Th. Vzosi, to have 
 need. 
 
 Αίυχα,Χίων, ovo;, attd -icav, uvos, o, a j)roper 
 name, Deucalion. 
 
 ΔΕΤ~Κ02, ios, TO, sweetness, ike same as 
 yXiUKos• 
 
 AivoloLTQ, 3. pi. pres. opt. mid. Ion. for 
 ^ίύοιντο, from 'Γεύομαι, JEol, for ^ίομαι, Th. 
 %ίω, to have need, to want. 
 
 Αεύομαι, 1. f. 7n. %εΰσομα,ι, to become wet 
 or moist, to be watered or moistened ; jiart. 
 pres. mid. "^ευόμινο;, wet, moist, reeking. Th, 
 ^εύω, to wet. 
 
 Αεΰομαι, Poet, by Epenth. ^ol. of v, for 
 'δέομαι' 1 . f. mid, ^ευνοΌμαι, to be in want. 
 JVhence 
 
 ΑευΌμενο5, '/ι, ov, wanting, lacking, part, jyres. 
 Poet, for Ιιόμίνα;, κ, ov, from hi, it is neces- 
 sary. Th. '^ίω, to have need. 
 
 AiCovTo, 3. pi. impcf. ind. pas. Ion. of 
 ^ευΜ, to wet, to moisten. 
 
 ΑεΖξ\ f Att. hivo], also Ίεΰς^ω) for 
 
 ΔΕΤ'ΡΟ, αάυ. hither, to tliis place ; come 
 hither. 
 
 Αιίσ•^, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of hCu, f. 
 ^ιΰσω, to wet, to water. 
 
 Aiuffovoios, ου, 0, a dj-er, a stainer ; also, 
 adject, well dyed ; and Melaph. indelible. 
 From ^ίύω and νοάω, to make. 
 
 Αεΰτά,το5, ατ'ή, α,τον, the last. From hu- 
 Ti^os, second. 
 
 Δίί/τε, (ivith an aspirate followingy. ^ivfj 
 
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 «,άυ. come ye hither ; approach ye ; "hiVTi ^h, 
 prithee, come hither. From '^ίΰξο, hither. 
 
 Δ^ίυτίζΟί, JOr ^ίύτίξαν, or "^ζυτίξωζ, seconflly, 
 in the second place, a second time, again. 
 
 Δ^ίυτίζοΰοζ, ούχ, a7ov, of the second day, of 
 the second sort, secondary ; doing any thing on 
 the second day. From the same Tli. 
 
 ^ιυτίξΐΐα,, ejVi ra, the second place, the 
 second honour, the second prize. 
 
 Αίυπξίύω, f. ίύσω,, to be be second, to be 
 next J to follow ; to be vanquished or over- 
 come ; to be unlike. 
 
 Aivrsooyovos, born by a second generation.] 
 
 Λίυτίξο^ίχάτ)^, '/!ί, ή, a second tithe or tenth, 
 paid by the Levites according to the Mosaic 
 law of the priests. 
 
 Αίντίξολογίοα, ^j, y. jjo-iy, to discourse or 
 speak a second time. 
 
 Λευτίξολογία, u;, ύι, a second act or part, 
 the second turn, in speaking or acting. From 
 ^ευτίξοξ and λίγω, to say ; jjer/*, iVtd. m. λίλο- 
 γα• whence λόγαζ. 
 
 Αίύτίξον, adverbialli/, a second time, secondly, 
 again, ace. sing. ?ieut. g.J'rom, ^ίύτεξοξ. 
 
 Δευτεξονό/ΐΛίον, αν, το, a repetition of the law ; 
 the fifth book of Moses is called by this name. 
 Engl. DEUTERONOMY. From 
 
 Αεντεξονόμοζ, ου, ό, a second or after law. 
 From '^εύτεξΰί and νόμο;, a law. 
 
 Αεντεξότξωτο;, ου, ό κ,οά h, the first after the 
 second. From ■πξωτοί, first, and 
 
 ΔΕΤ'ΤΕΡ02, εζ(χ., ίξον, the second, the 
 next; posterior, inferior ; ^εύτεξος εκείνου, the 
 second after him ; Ιευτεξον, placed after ; in 
 Demosth. also adv. a second time, again ; l» 
 ^εντεξου, a second time, again ; from %ΰω, 
 qu. %υΌτεξοζ. Hence 
 
 Αευτεζόω, ω, f. ύ(ϊω, to do a second time, 
 to do over again ; to repeat ; also 
 
 Αευτίξωμα,, ατός, το, the same as ^ευτεοω- 
 
 Αευτίξοίί, adv. in the second place, secondly, 
 the second time, again. 
 
 ΑευτεξΜο-ΐζ, εω;, γι, a second act, a repeating 
 or repetition ; a second order. 
 
 ΔΕΤΏ, f ^ευσω, ]). ^ε^ευχα, to wet, to 
 water, to moisten, 1. a. ind. act. 'ε^ευσοί, 1. a. 
 subj. act. ^εύσω, jj?, >j. Whence Fngl. dew. 
 
 ΔΕ'ΦίΙ, to flay, to skin ; to soften, to 
 knead ; denude ; f. -φω, p. ^ε2εφα. 
 
 Αεχ;α.7Άΐ, by casting aivay the reduplic. and 
 aug7n. for ^είερζ^κτβΐί, Ion. perf. ind. pas. 
 3. pi. for '^ε^εγμενο/ εΙοΊ' from ^ίχ^ομοίί, to 
 take. 
 
 Αίχ^είτύε, 2. pi. pres. imj)erat. m. from 
 %ί^ομχι, 57) εται. 
 
 Αεχ^'/ιμεξΟξ, ου, ο κ,οίΐ h, lasting ten days. 
 From ^i^oiffor 'hi>iC'.,for the sake of euphony, 
 and ημε^α., a day. 
 
 Αεχ^^ηι, to have taken or received, perf. inf. 
 pas. Ion. and Poet, for ^ε^εχ;βΰίί• %εχ^ύε)ί, part. 
 1 . a. pas. of ^ίρ^ομα/. 
 
 Αίχ^μενοζ, by Sync, for "^εχ^όμενοζ, part. pres. 
 mid. (it is also written ^ίγμενοί, by Sync, arid 
 
 by changing χ; into γ, for the same, or for δε- 
 '^ίγμενο^, part. perf. pas.) from the same verb. 
 
 Αεχ^νυμΆΐ, to take, the same as 
 
 ΔΕΧΟΜΑΙ, to take, to receive; to ac- 
 cept ; to promise, to undertake ; to entertain ; 
 to admit, to embrace ; to sustain, to bear 
 with, to approve ; to believe; to wait for ;, pur- 
 sue, follow after ; to expect ; ^• f• mid. ^ε'|ο- 
 μαι, p. jms. ^ί^εγμαι, ξα/, xrar 1. a. ind. m. 
 ε^ε'ζ,άμην, eo, etro• I. a. imperat. m. δίξα/• l.o, 
 sul)j. m. νε'^ωμαι, yi, viroii, and in pi. όε^ύμεύοί, 
 vKfh, uvToir 1 . a. inf. m. ^ί'£,αίτ^χί• part. 1 . a. 
 m. ^ε^άμενοζ, vi, ov, perf. ind. mid. "^εοοκοί, -χχ^ 
 from ^έκω, -χ(*>, obsol. Hence ^εκ,τοζ, δεκτι- 
 κός, ανοί^ίχομοί!, S^'C. 
 
 Αε-φα, vi$, h, a skin, hide, leather, Suid. 
 From Ιεφία, to flay, to skin. 
 
 Αε-^ίω, to dress leather, to knead, to make 
 soft and pliable in the manner of leather-dres- 
 sers ; f. n<fu>, 1 . a. ind. act. Xhi^ncroc,, part. 
 ^ε-φ^ίταί. From ^ίφω, to flay. 
 
 ΔΕ'ίΙ, to tie, to bind ; to throw into chains, 
 fut. ^ia•/», or ^^(Τω, peTf. ^ε^εκοί, or^hi^viKot• 1. a. 
 ind. act. ί^εσα,, or 'ε^ησοι.• 1. α. imperat. act, 
 'hitTav, or 'hn<rov, άτω, and in 2. pL δέσατε, or 
 ^ήα-Άτε, tie or bind ye ; 1. a. subj. act. %ί<τω, 
 or ^ήσω, ηζ, η' part. 1. a. tlffui, or ^'^σας, av- 
 ■To;• perf . pas. Ίε^εμοίΐ, -νιμχι• perf. inf. pas. 
 ^ε^ίίτάΰϋ• part, J^ef. pas. ^εΐεμενοί, -ημενοζ, η, 
 βι/, bound, tied ; 1. a. ind. pas. εο'εύην, -'/ίύην, 
 ns, »?• 1. a. inf. pas. ^εβτ^ναί' 1. f. pas. '^ε6ή<το- 
 μοίΐ, or ό'ήΰήοΌμοίΐ. 
 
 ΔΕΏ, to have need ; to want, to lack •, to 
 pray, to entreat, to supplicate •,f. ^ειησω, fformed 
 from oiZM obsol. J 1. a. ind. pas. ύεν^ΰ^ίν, 
 I asked, or entreated, actively. Whence ^s?, 
 it behoves, ί'^ε», ^iviffn, Wi'/ia -ε' "^'εομοι,ί, to pray, 
 to entreat ; to want, S^c. 
 
 ΔΙΤ, indeed, really, truly -, moreover ; but ; 
 therefore, wherefore ; at length ; ironically, 
 forsooth ; Eurip. 521, Dion. Hal. iii, 23 ; it 
 is used in interroga'ions, and strengthens the 
 expresnon, like tandem in Latin. Also in re- 
 peating, as, I say ; as if from "^α,ΐω, to know. 
 Instead of this is used ^'/ιτου and ^'/ί'ττουύεν but 
 iri poetry, δ>5 pa. In poetry it sometimes pre- 
 cedes arid sometimes follows ; but in prose it 
 ahvays follows. It is often an expletive parti- 
 cle ; as in 0$ V/i, ο ^n, SfC. and frequently is 
 used for δέ• ^'/ιγε, truly, certainly ; ^i^s κάκε7σ•ε, 
 hither and thither ; r)M ; why so ? ω? Va, as 
 clearly or plainly ; 'hvi κξκττοι, far the bravest ; 
 Ι'Λ'^οτε, at length ; συ 'hn -, dost thou ? μη'^^ι ; 
 why not ? κχ] th, granting that, and even ; 
 kk) tvi και, and even. 
 
 Aiiffor tiij, it may behove or be necessary, 
 3. sing. pres. subj. 
 
 ΑνιγμΆ, ατός, το, a bite, sting of a serpent. 
 From 1 . si?ig. perf. ind. pas. of ^αίκνω, to bite. 
 
 Ανιγμος, ου, ό, the same, and from the same 
 Th. 
 
 Av\yOu,f. ωσω, Ilesych. to fill. 
 
 Ατ,ετε, 2. pi. jires. ind. act. of ^m, to find; 
 which has the signification of a future. 
 
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 Δ?)^', for "^yidoc., a long time ; aUo "tvioa or 
 titUKKts, oftentimes, often, adv. From ^h, a long 
 time. 
 
 ^"ήύαγόξας, ev, ο χοά hi loquacious, that 
 speaks a long time. From ^γιύα, a long time, 
 and Άγοξίύω, to speak. 
 
 Δίί^ίν, namely, that is to say, forsooth ; 
 adv. Froin Va, truly, indeed. 
 
 ^ηύϋνω,/. vvM, p. υγχ,χ, to delay, to stop, or 
 stay ; to prolong, to retard ; pai^i. pres. act. 
 %ηύύνων, οντο;, and in ace. sing. masc. "§'/)& ύνοντοί. 
 From 'hnda, and this from Vav, a long time. 
 
 Δ>?ίαΛ, ω, to lay waste with fire and sword, 
 to ravage ; as also "^^ι'ιζω, and '^ηϊόω. From 
 ^αίω, to turn. 
 
 Α>]Ί'κ.όωντα, acc. sing. of ^η'ίχ,όων, a pt-vjyer 
 name, Deicoon. 
 
 A'Atos, itx, lov, or -ay, βυ, ό κ,κ) ίι, Ion. for 
 
 aaios, loi, lov, hostile, unfriendly ; inimical ; 
 
 warlike, valiant ; glowing ; gen. Ion. ^m'oie, 
 
 for -oil' dat. p/. Ion. "hviioiiit. From "^αίω, to 
 
 burn. 
 
 Ayi'ioTyis, ^ros, fi, a battle, war. From t'/iio?, 
 hostile, and. this from, ^cUm, to burn. 
 
 ^'/ιϊ'οω. Λ!) and by Sync, ^yao), ω, to lay 
 waste, ravage, burn. From ^α,Ιω. 
 
 Α'Αί'ττυλο;, ου, ο, the navie of a man, Dei- 
 pylus. 
 
 Α'/ι'ί^^νξος, ου, ό, the nams of a man, Dei- 
 pyrus. 
 
 Δίί/'ί, t^os, '/I, a battle, Avar. From %οί,Ίω. 
 
 A'/j'i'aiv, gen. pi. of^vitoi, hostile, an enemy. 
 
 ΔΗ'ΚόΚΤΑ, fscil. li^araj boiled water ; 
 a Greek word foi-med from the Latin decocta. 
 
 An>t7'/t^tos, ου, 6 kol) 'a, gnawing or biting, 
 disquieting, vexing. Whence perhap)S the Lat. 
 dicterium. Th. ^scxvcu, to bite. 
 
 A'Anr'Ai, οϋ, 0, a?id 
 
 A'AXTiicos, h, ov, the same, andfrotn the same 
 Th. 
 
 A^jxM, f. 'Α^ω, p. Άχοί, obsol. to bite ; qu. 
 ϊΰΥίκω, from 'ihoj. Sec Αά^.νω. 
 
 A'AiiMffti, improperly for "hoxufft;, ιωζ, h, the 
 raftering of a house, a story, a roof. From 
 'hoKou, to rafter. 
 
 AyiXoi^v), adv. to wit, that is to say, doubt- 
 less. From %ηλα S»j, plainly, certainly. Th. 
 Va, certainly. 
 
 ΑηΧνψΛνοζ, Dor. for ^νιλούμίνος, part. pres. 
 pas. conlr. from 
 
 ΔΗΛΕ'ίΙ, ω, f 'Acfcj, p. "^ι^'/ιληαα, to hurt, 
 injure, spoil, particularly by charms and incan- 
 tations ; to plunder; delude, deceive ; 1. a.ind. 
 act. ί^'Αλ'ΑΐΤΰί, eti, i. 
 
 A'aX'a, yii, 'A, the will.] 
 
 Α'ΑΧ'Αμα, uTos, -^o, a hurt, injury ; destruc- 
 tion. 
 
 A-A>.rifx(uv, όνος, ο χα.) 'a, hurtful, pernicious, 
 destructive. From ΰ>ιλίω, to hurt. 
 
 Α'Αλ^σΐξ, ϊωί, h, a hurting, an injury ; and 
 
 Δ>ιλ>ίΤ'/!^, ηξοξ, ο, that hurts or injures, hurt- 
 ful. From the same Th. 
 
 Ανι\γ>τ'/ίζΐον, ου, το, hurtful, destructive fscil. 
 a drug, poison). 
 
 Α'Αλνιτ'Αζίοξ, «, ov, hurtful, destructive, dead- 
 ly. From ^Άλίω, to hurt. 
 
 Ανιλιοί, ων, τα,, the festival of Apollo, cele- 
 brated in Delos. From Ατ,λο», the island 
 Delos. 
 
 A'aXiov, ου, TO. a city of Bceotia, Delium. 
 
 AriXio?, adj. of or belonging to Delos, 
 Delian ; also Apollo, so called fro7n the island 
 Delos. 
 
 Αήλομοίΐ, Dor. to will, be willing. From 
 
 ΑΤιλον, ου, το, the temple of Apollo ; alsQ 
 neut. gen. of^ijKo;, manifest, eA'^'dent. 
 
 Ατιλονόη, truly, indeed, namely, that is to 
 say, certainly, adv. from ^^λον οτι, ψανίξον 
 Ισ•τι, it is evident. 
 
 ΔΗ~Α02, 57, ov, manifest, evident, known, 
 certain, apparent, clear, plain. 
 
 Δ5;λοί , ov, Delos, a?i island so called ; either 
 because it stiddenly emerged, and became visi- 
 ble ; or, on account of its celebrity ; or, because 
 oraclei•, ο^λοί, were delivered there. 
 
 Α'Αλόω, ω, to declare, to manifest, to make 
 known, to show, to signify ; imperf. ind. act. 
 ΐοήλοον, ουν, ~ois, oZs ~οί, ου, flit, ώσω, pe')f. 
 tuviXoixo^• 1 . a. ind. pas. --ύΆλάβΑν. Th. '$7iXos. 
 
 AnXufjioc., Άτοζ, TO, that declares or mani- 
 fests, a manifest token, sign, mark, indication. 
 
 Α^λωζ, adv. openly, manifestly, evident^ly ; 
 also 
 
 ΑήΧωσίΐ, ϋος, h, a declaration, a manifesta- 
 tion, a showing, a signifying. In the lxx, 
 Urim and Thummim. From the same. 
 
 Αγιμοίγωγίω, ω, f. 'Α(Τω, to lead the people, 
 to rule the people, to be a demagogue, to court 
 the favour of the populace, to aim at popular- 
 ity ; to please, to win, to conciliate-; in pas. to 
 be pleased or delighted, particularly with a 
 sjmech. Hence 
 
 Α-ΑμαγωγΙχ, cc;, h, a leading or ruhng of the 
 people, administration of public affairs ; a 
 harangue. 
 
 ΑΆμοίγωγόί, ου, ο, a leader of the people, a 
 popular leader, acceptable to the people. From 
 '^ημοί, the people, and α,γω, to lead. 
 
 Ατ,μα,^Άς, the name of an Athenian orator^ 
 Demades. ] 
 
 Αημκζχ^ίίχ,, ας, h, the ofhce of tribune of the 
 people. From Ρ/ίμος, the people, and α,ξχ,η, 
 sovereignty, command. 
 
 Α'Αμαζ, a, o, a 7)ians name, Gr. popular. 
 
 Α'/ιμίυσις, ιως, ccnd -la, ίας, h, a confiscation or 
 sequestration of goods, a proscription. From, 
 
 Anμιvι'J,f' ίνα•ω, to confiscate ; to proscribe ; 
 to banish. ΊΊί. 2^μος. 
 
 ΑΆμΆΎο^ΐύ), ω, to liarangue, to make an 
 address to the people ; impetf. ind. act. ΐ^Άμη- 
 γόξίον, -ουν f. 'aooj, p. ^ί^Άμ^ιγόξΆχ». From 
 ϊτ,μη'γΌζος, an orator ; from V /ιμοζ, the people, 
 and, α,γορίω, the saine as αγοζίύω, to harangue, 
 frofii ά,γοξο., a court or bar. 
 
 Α'Αμνγοξίο:, ΰίς, 'A, an harangue, an oration ; 
 a dehberation or debate ; and 
 
 Αημ'Αγοζίκο',, 'A, ov, belonging to an assem- 
 
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 ΔΙίΜ 
 
 biy or an haranguing ; sldlled in haranguing. 
 
 From "^ημηγαξίω. 
 
 Α'^μ^ιγόξοί, ου, β, an orator, a haranguer. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Α'/ιμ'ήΤ'/ΐξ, ίξος, or -τ-ξος, fi, Ceres, the god- 
 dess of fruits ; the fruits of the earth. From 
 δ>5, i. e. γ^, the earth, and μ^τ'/ΐξ, mother ; for 
 δα is used by the Dorics for yn' whence the 
 Attic Αάμα,πξ, in voc. sing. Or hy Sync. qu. 
 "Β'/ιμομ-ήτηζ, the nurse or feeder of the people. 
 
 Αίημ'^τξκ, a;, '/], the same as Α',ιμήτπζ, 
 Ceres. 
 
 Ανιμ^ιτξΐκ, ων, r«, the festival of Ceres, 
 ϊοξτη Α'/ιμΥίΤξο;. 
 
 Αημνιτξκχ,κ,οζ, h, ov, and 
 
 Αημήτξίοί, ου, ό KBu τι, of or belonging to 
 Ceres. From Αημτιτ'ήξ. 
 
 Αι^μίητξίοξ, ου, β, α 7nans name, Demetrius, 
 Gr. of or belonging to Ceres. 
 
 Α'/ιμ'/ιτξ-υων, μην, a month so called from 
 Α'/ιμνιτηζ, because sacred to Ceres ; also called 
 
 Α'/]μ'^Τξίθ$. 
 
 Αήμια, ων, τα, presents from the people; 
 things bestowed by the people ; also, as aft ad- 
 verb, publicly ; from Μμιο{, which is from 
 %ημοί. 
 
 Α'/ιμί^ιον, ου, ro, a little people, a term of 
 flatteri/ in Aristoph. Dim. from Υτιμοζ. 
 
 Ανιμιοζ, la, lov, or -οζ, ου, ο κΐί.) h, of or be- 
 longing to the people, public, plebeian ; also 
 substantively -os, ου, ο, for a public ojficer, a 
 lictor, an executioner. Th. "δΐίμοί^, the people. 
 
 ΑΐΐμίουξγιΤον, ov, το, a workshop, a work- 
 house ; and 
 
 Α'/ιμιουργίω, ω, f νίβω, p. >?««, to be an 
 artificer or mechanic, to practise a mechanical 
 art, to make, to build, to fabricate ; also 
 
 Αημιούξ'γ'/ίμίκ,, α,τοζ, το, and "^ημιουξγία, a;, 
 91, a making or working ; any thing 'made or 
 wrought, work ; and 
 
 Αημιουξ<γικο;, h, ov, of or belonging to a 
 workman or mechanic, mechanical ; from 
 
 Α'/ιμιουξγο;, and Poet. \ημιοίργοί, ου, ο κού 
 VI, an artificer, meclianic, a pubhc workman ; 
 an architect, xoho "^ήμ/ον ϊξγάζίτα*, performs 
 public work. The Achceans called their suprerne 
 onagistrates ^^ιμίβυξγο) ; Liv. xxxviii, 30, and 
 the Pelopo7inesians also, Cic. Fam. ix, 22. 
 From Ιήμιοί, which is from %^μοί, and ίξγον, 
 work. 
 
 ΑΐήμοζΌξοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, one that devours the 
 substance of the people. From 2>ίμβ$, the peo- 
 ple, a7id βοξα, food. 
 
 Ααμ-ογίξοντίζ, senators, nom. pi. of 
 
 Α'/ιμογίξων, ovTog, a, a senator, an elder, who 
 is honoured among the people, on account of 
 his age. From %ν,μοί, the people, and γίξων, 
 an old man. 
 
 Ανιμ/ο6ίν, adv. from the people, out of the 
 people. From 1?ίμο$. 
 
 Α'/ιμοΗ,ατάξΆτος, ου, ο xai «, execrated by 
 the people ; exposed or obnoxious to public ex- 
 ecration. From ^ημο?, κ'λτα,^ and άοάομαι, to 
 pray. 
 
 Αγίμ'ΰκλαζ, proper name of a man. Demo- 
 cles. 
 
 ΑημοχξΆΤίομοι,ι, ουμαι, 1. fui. m. νιοΌμοίί, 
 to live under a popular government or democ- 
 racy, Lys. in Eratosth. 
 
 Α'/ιμοκζχτία, and -ύα, a;, h, sovereignty of 
 the people, popular government ; a democracy. 
 From '^ημοξ, the people, and κ,ζ^α,τίω, to rule 
 or reign. From κράτος, power. Hence 
 
 ΑημοϋξΜτ'ί'ζω, f. Ίσω, to fa.A'Our the βΟΛί^ΟΓ- 
 eignty of the people, or a popular government. 
 
 Αημοκ,οαηκοζ, ^i, ov, belonging to a democ- 
 racy or popular government, democratical ; a7id 
 
 Α^μοκξατικω;, adv. democraticalh'. 
 
 Αημόκ,ζίτοί, ου, ο, Democritus, α Philosopher, 
 qu. ^νιμου κξίτήζ. 
 
 Αημ'ολίυστοζ, ου, ο χ,α) 'h, stoned by the 
 people ; Soph. Ant. 36. From ^'νιμοζ and 
 λίύω, to stone. 
 
 Ανιμόνικος, ου, ο, a jiroper name, Demonicus ; 
 voc. ω Α'/ιμ'ονίκι. 
 
 Αημότξο,κ,τοζ, VI, ov,'*or -οζ, ου, ο κ,οί] νι, pub- 
 lic, made or decreed by the people. From 
 ονιμος and •τι'ξχχ,τοζ, from τι'ξάα'σ'ω, -ττω, to do, 
 to make. 
 
 Αημ,ο^ιφη?, ίοζ, ο ncti h, spread about or 
 published by the people, popular. From "^νιμ,οζ 
 and ρί'τττω, to throw. 
 
 AH'MOS, ου, 0, the people, the populace, 
 the commonalty; άτιμος οξνίαν, a flight of 
 birds ; the subdivisions of the Athenian tribes 
 ivere called ^ΐ^μοι ; gu.from Vim, to tie. 
 
 Ατ^μοξ, ου, ο, fatness. Th. ονιμοζ, 
 
 Ανιμο(τύίνη?, ίος, -ους, ο, the celebrated Athe- 
 nian orator, Demosthenes ; qu. 'άτιμου cruivo;, 
 the strength or power of the people. Hence 
 
 Α'/ιμο(τ4ίνικος, h, ov,. of or belonging to De- 
 mosthenes. 
 
 Α'/ιμοα-Ια, as an adv. publicly ; to which is 
 opposed ih'ia, privately ; dat. sing. fern, from 
 "^νιμόσίβζ. 
 
 Α'/;μ.ο<τηνο), f. ιύσω, actively, to publish, to 
 divulge ; also intransitively, to do public busi- 
 ness ; to which is opposed ϊ^ιωηύω, f ιΰσω, to 
 live as a private man. 
 
 A7iμΌσ^ov, ου, το, the public treasury, Lys. 
 also a prison.] 
 
 Αημ'οσιοζ, Ία., lov, adj. public, common ; stat- 
 ed or usual •, "^ημοσ-ία,, at the public expense ; 
 subst. a public servant ; to which is opposed 
 Ί^ιοζ, private ; also το ^νιμόίπον, a treasury, a 
 prison. From '^ϊίμβί.] 
 
 Αημοσιόω, oJ,f. ώσω, to publish, to divulge. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΑημοοΊωνης, ου, ο, a publican, a farmer of the 
 revenues ; base ; low, plebeian •, and 
 
 A95^e<r/«?, arfi). publicly. From the same Th. 
 
 Αημ'οτΥίζ, ου, ο, ' a common person, one of 
 the people ; one of the same tribe or commu- 
 nity, belonging to the people ; and 
 
 Ανιμ'οτίζ, tho;, 'h, in the fern, the same. 
 
 Αημοτικ,οζ, η, ov, of or belonging to the peo- 
 ple, plebeian ; popular ; courteous. From ^i?- 
 «ifj the people. WJience 
 
ΔΗΡ 
 
 190 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 AfifAaTtxSs, adv. in a popular iaianner, 
 Icindly, courteously ; and 
 
 ^krif^oTixcu'Tuiros, vi, ov, superl. 
 
 Λ7)μοΰρ(^οί, ου, ο, a magistrate or ruler of the 
 people among the Thespians. 
 
 Α^η/Λοφαγος, ου, Ό κα.) h, devouring the peo- 
 ple. Fro7ti Irifios, ου, ο, the people, arid φάγω, 
 to eat. 
 
 Ατι/ι^ω^'/ΐί, ίος, ο κάι h, of the people, popular, 
 public, common, a common person ; in ace. jil. 
 n. g. ^'ήμ,ω^ν- From Ιημοξ, the people. 
 
 Δ>?«ίύν«ξ, Λκτοί, an ancient phUosoj^her, 
 Demonax.j 
 
 Ανμί^φίλ,τΐί, ίο;, ό Kou h, useful to the peo- 
 ple. Hence το 1^ι//,ω<ρίλΙί, ίο?, public utility. 
 
 ΔΙΓΝ, and 'tnua, adv. a long time. Hence 
 
 A'/ivcttoi, a,, ov, lasting ; of long continuance, 
 long lived, old ; ancient ; ^'/jgoi, a, «v, the 
 sa7ne. 
 
 ΔΗΝΑ'ΡΙΟΝ, ου, τΰ, denarius ; a Roman 
 penny,yj'o?ft ten asses, its ancient value. 
 
 Arivi',for "h'hioi, counsels ; nom. pi. of 
 
 ΔΗ'Ν02, Βΰζ, το, counsel ; artifice ; art or 
 cunning, a device, trick. From ^hv, a long 
 time. 
 
 Δ'^ξ, χοζ, h, a worm that bores into and de- 
 vours wood. From ^άκ,νω, to bite. 
 
 Δίξ/ί, ΐωξ, h, a bite or biting . From the 
 same Tk. 
 
 Δ'/ίξιν, 1. sing. 1. f. ind. act. of %ύκ,νω. 
 Froin ^ή^ω, obsol. 
 
 Ανουν, 3. j)l. imperf. ind. act. and "hviwv, 
 to lay waste, ravage ; pres. inf. act. ofthefol- 
 loiving verb. 
 
 Αη'οω, ω, f. ωιτω, to ravage, to lay waste ; 
 
 'ϊηωύηνοίί, to be destroyed ; to perish, Apol. 
 
 lihod. i, 81 ; ^γωόίΐζ, part. 1. a. pas. by Sync. 
 
 Jar ^nioe», the same. From osi'iV, a battle, which 
 
 is from loc'ia), to burn.] 
 
 ΔίίίΤίξ, at least ; adv. From }yi, truly, in- 
 deed. 
 
 A'^Tohv, whencesoever. 
 
 A'/fToTi, adv. at length, sometimes, ever, 
 «nee, in time past. 
 
 Α'/ι-^ου, 1'/ΐ7Γουβζν, truly, certainly ; forsooth, 
 doubtless, indeed. From 9Του, where ? Th. το;, 
 ■vh, "^0» f't 'J^d interrog. and }h, truly, indeed. 
 
 Αηριύ-Μ, ω, -ί'ζύύ, f. Ισω, Poet, for ϊξίζω and 
 (/Μχ^ομ,α,ι, to Contend, fight. Th. ^^ξΐ;, a 
 battle. 
 
 A'/jotvf^rriv, 3. diinl. 1. a, ind. pas. by cast- 
 ing away the aug. Ion. from 
 
 Α'/ΐζίνω, f ινω, the same as ΰ'/ΐξΐάω, to fight. 
 Th. Ιηζΐζ, a battle. 
 
 Α'ήρίομαι, 1 . f. m. 't<ro(/,cfA, to fight, to strive, 
 lo contend. From 
 
 ΔΗ~ΡΙ2, ίω;, 'Λ, contention, strife, quarrel, 
 tioht, battle; in ace. sing. ^>5«'i/• qu. %ai?i;, 
 from δα, an intensive particle, and s^t;, con- 
 tention. 
 
 Α'/!ξίσύντοιν, the two contending, geti. and 
 dat. dual. 1 . a. part. act. "h'/io't^a.;. uv-ro;, of 
 ^■ηοίΖ,ω, f i<roj, the same as "^'/ΐξ/άω, to fight. 
 From the scenic Th. 
 
 Α'/ΐξ1ω, or "^ΫΐξΊομοίΐ, 1. f. m. ΊσΏμαι, to con- 
 tend, strive. Fro7n the same Th. 
 
 Α'/ίξον, adv. for 'hnv. From 
 
 Απξο;, ξΆ, ξον, lasting, of long continuance. 
 From ^hv, a long time. 
 
 Ariffoiv, for sl'/iffoiv, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act.. 
 "^Yicravn;, nom, pi. part. 1. a. act. Ι'/,σοιτί^ 
 2. j)l. 1. a. imperat. act. from 'hTiffov, άτω' δ;ί- 
 ffoiffuut, \. a. inf. mid. of bico. 
 
 Ayiffaa-fcsTo, Ion. 3. sing, imperf. ind. m. of 
 Poet. %7ΐσά(ΤΗ.ομαι, or rather for ihrnoiTo, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. mid. from the same, 
 
 A^ers, for ilyjire, by casting away the aug. 
 Ion. 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act, I'/jVjjj, *;, 2. and 3. 
 sing, and in 2. pi. '^τιση'π, 1. a. subj. act, 
 from %7ΐ7ω, \,f act. of the same. 
 
 Αϊΐτα, adu. therefore, truly, at length, in- 
 deed ; then, From ^ij, trui}', indeed. 
 
 A'/iro;, h, ov, the last. lies. i^>o//t "^εύτοίτοζ. 
 
 Α•ηχ^6{1;, tiff a, sv, bitten, gnawed ; part. J . 
 a. pas. from 1ά.}ίνω, to bite. 
 
 ΔΗ'ίΙ, to find. From ^ijv, a long time. 
 But it often has a future signification. 
 
 Ar,u, όο;, ου;, 7\, Poet, for Α'/ιμ^ι<τί]ξ, Ceres, 
 
 Α'/ΐΜ^ηνχέ, See Δ»?ό/^.] 
 
 Α'/)Λ>ί•ίΐν, to be about to kill, l.f iff. act. 
 of^rtOaj,for ^niOu,f. ύσω,ρ. ωκ,α, to lay waste, 
 to burn. 
 
 At' for Δ/α, Jupiter; ace. si7ig. of Xil•;, 
 gen. sing. Ato;, (from the obsol. A);, Jupiter) 
 dat. Αί'ϊ, ace. Aioi, voc. ω Zsu, Jupiter. 
 
 Ala,, and Ion. 'Bin, divine, heavenly, god- 
 hke, illustrious ; f g. from llo;, ^Γα, "hlov, con^ 
 tract, for ^iio;, toe, tov ^Γα γυναικών, an epithet 
 of Hele7i in Homer. From Atog, gefi. sing, 
 cf Ζίύ;. 
 
 ΔΙΑ', a ijrep. with the geyi. through, by 
 means of, by ; over ; in ; after ; among ; it 
 denotes the instrumental cause, and is rendered 
 in Latin by the ablative ; ivith 7iouns of time, 
 it is S07netimes rendered by each or every, as 
 2i' ζτου;, every year, 2ia, Vma Ιτων, every tenth 
 year ; and sometimes it forms an adverbial ex- 
 jrression, as hoc τάχου;, quickly, speedily, ^t' 
 iXa.^'urTOJV, as briefly as possible, Lys. 'hi» 
 β^α,χ^ίων, shortly, briefly ; it de7iotes space or 
 interval, «5 'hia, βίου, for life, during one's 
 whole life, 'hta. τοίντο;, for the whole time, h^ 
 οίΐωνο;, perpetually, l•/' ετου;, through the whole 
 year ; with the accusative, through, by means 
 of; on account of, "Btx τούτο, on this account. 
 In composition it denotes diversity or separa- 
 tion, as 'oiocffKiha^M, to scatter or spread about ; 
 transition, as ^toiSxivM, to pass through or over; 
 continuance, as ^ιοιμίνω, to abide or continue ; 
 also energy or excellence, as ^ιοξω, to see 
 through, to see clearly ; also that any thing 
 takes place between two or more, «5 ^toiyojvoh- 
 τ'ίω, to make a match or contest between, c|-c. 
 It is therefore rejidered by through, over, be- 
 yond, from, around, after, on account of, 
 against, and under, with, among ; by, before, 
 as "hio, στίχ^ου ά,ν^ξων ίξχ^ζσύοίΐ• very freque7itly 
 it does 7iot ckanj^e the meaning of the simple 
 
ΔΙΑ 
 
 191 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 word ; somethnes it diinmishes it, as '^ιαμα^ιαίω, 
 to smile. ; 
 
 AtucQaivai, to pass through or over, to cross 
 over; als., to stanei astride; 1. fut. m. βγισο• 
 μα,ΐ' 2^erj\ act. βίζ'/ιχ,χ, ϋ. a. ind. act. ^/iSyiv 
 2, a. i)if. act. /3ίνα/, part. 2. a. act. /Saj, /Sav- 
 Tos' ^ιαζίζγικωί τοΤς Totrtv, with outstretched 
 legs. T/i. βχΊνω, to go.] 
 
 ΑιαζάλΧω, to dart or pierce through ; to 
 cany over ; also to sland-r ; to accuse ; to 
 render odious or suspicious ; to deceive ; fut. 
 βα,λόά, perf. βίξλ'/ιχα, -J. a. ind. act. ^ιί^αλον, 
 1. a. ind. j>cs. oit^y^n^yiv, p. ind. m. οια,ζίζολα. 
 Δ/ ■:ζχ$, jKirt. 2. a. act. of ^ιαζαίνω, to pass 
 over; iv hccSci;, II. xii. 458, standing firmly 
 astride- 
 
 Δ.ίάζ'Λσΐί, ίωζ, Yi, a passage, a passing over; 
 a bridge ; a ford ; a standing astride, a stride. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 j\ixSu• στάζω, f. acr&j, the same as βαστάΖ,ω, 
 to carry. 
 
 Δίΐκζα,α-τάίται, I. a. inf. act. of the savie, 
 Δίίΐχ,ζκ'Τ'/',ξία., ων, τα, sacrifices for a safe pas- 
 sage ; aitd 
 
 Αίαζατήξίοξ (Τιζυς), ου, ο, who grants a safe 
 passage ; epithet if Jupiter. Fro)n ^ίαζχίνω, 
 to go or pass over. 
 
 Α{α.ζύίτοί, Til ov, that may be passed over or 
 crossed; fordabie. From the some verb. 
 
 Αιαζίζα,ίόομαι, cZf/^xi, to assert or affirm 
 strongly, to maintain ; ^• f ni. ωσο/Λχι, p. 
 ^/αζίζϊζαίωμχί' r.nd 
 
 ΔίΆζίοϋΐάω, ω, f ωσω, to confirm, to certifv, 
 to assure ; ind. mid. to assert positively. From 
 ii«, through, intens. and βίζχιόω, to establish. 
 Th. βίζχίοί. 
 
 Αίο.ζίζλ'/ίμίν')?, Tj, ov, slandered, defamed ; 
 ]}art. perf. pas. rf^txCaXXu. 
 
 AiocS'/i, he may have passed over, 3. siyig. 
 2. a. subj. act. %ιαζω, ■'/,;, ν from ^/« and 
 βαίνω, to go. 
 
 Α.ιάζ'/',μκ, KToc, TO, a passing over, a pas- 
 sage ; a step. From the same. 
 
 Λ.ια.ζίζάζω, to convey or send over, to trans- 
 port ; also to travel throu^.h or over ; to assist 
 one in going, to help off; f. άσω, p. axx. 
 From %ια and βιζχζω. Th. βχω, to cause 
 to go. 
 
 Αίχζίοω, ω, f ωσω, and -όομχι, 1. f. m. 
 ύσημχί, to pass or lead one's lite. From δ/ά and 
 and β/οω, to live. From βίος, life. 
 
 AtaSksTu, to see through, to see plainly 
 •r clearh- ; y. -φω,ρ. ^ιχζίζλιφχ. From "^ίχ and 
 βλ'ιτω, to see. 
 
 Αιχζλ'/ιόύς, ivTo;, accused, slandered ; pai^t. 
 1. a. pas. of%ιχζ,ά'Kkω. 
 
 Αιχξΰάω, ω, to publish, to spread abroad ; 
 to celebrate ; f. τ^σω, p. vjkx• '^ιχζο•/ι6ΐ)ς, svtos, 
 part. 1. a. pas• celebrated, much talked of. 
 From tix and βοάω. 
 
 Αιχζ'ο'ήτος, ου, ό κχ) h, renowned, famed, 
 noted; celebrated; also in a bad sense, in- 
 famous ; cried down. From tlie same. 
 
 Αιχζολνι, 5ί, 'hi slander, calumny» detraction. 
 
 From ^{χζχλλω, to accuse, to slander ; p. ind» 
 m. οίχζ'ίζολχ. 
 
 Αίχζολία, χί, h, the same, and from the 
 same. 
 
 Αίχζολίι>ι, dat. sing. Ion. of the same. 
 Αίχξολικοξ, '/I, ov, accusator}' ; slanderous j 
 diabolical ; and 
 
 ΑίχζοΧοζ, ου, ο, a slanderer ; the devil, 
 Satan. Frijm the same Th. 
 
 Αιχζοξοί, ου, ο x^d h, consumed, eaten up, de- 
 voured ; also eating, corroding. From ^ix and 
 βοξχ, food. 
 
 ΑίΛζουλίύομχι, 1. /• m. ίΰσομχι, to deliber- 
 ate, to dttermine or resolve. 
 Αιχζουλιχ., as, h, and 
 
 Αίχζοίιλιον, ου., το, counsel, deliberation, con- 
 sultation. From ^ta end βουλ-,ί. 
 
 Αΐχζξη^οί, o'j, ΆΧί h, thoroughly wet ; vmst 
 \esky vessels.] 
 
 Αιαζυν'ίίσία,ι, -ΰσ&αι, to pierce or strike 
 througli ; olhers read ^ixQuvi.rhu, pres. i)f. 
 mid. ο^'^/χζυνίβμαι, -ουμαι. A verij taicoinmoit 
 ivord. 
 
 Αια€ω, 1. sing. 2. a. siifj. act. See under 
 Αιχζγι. 
 
 Αίχγγ'ίλλω, to tell, declare, give notice, 
 
 publish abroad, divulye ; f Ο,ω, p. otnyyiXTta, 
 
 1. a. ind. act. "^ιν,γγίίΧα• "^ιχγγ^^λοίσα, Uor. 
 
 for -ovσx,f. g. pres. part. act. From ^ix and 
 
 ayy'i'kXoj, to bring tidings, to relate. 
 
 Αιάγγιλμχ, χτος, το, a telling, declaring> 
 a report, a message ; and 
 
 Αίάγγίλο;, ου, ο, a messenger between par- 
 ties. 
 
 Aiayi, Dor. for ^ι^,γί, he passed his life or 
 lived ; 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. ^tiiyov, ει, ε- 
 ^^ιάγω. Th. αγω, to lead. 
 
 Αιύγί, yet, for, on account of. From, δ/ά, 
 through, and yi. 
 
 Αιαγίλάω, ω, f. άσω, ακχ, to deride, to 
 laugh at ; to be calm or serene. Froin %ία. and 
 ^-ίλχω. 
 
 Αίχγίνόμίνος, finished, passed, spent, 2. a» 
 2mri. ni.froni "^ιχγίνομα/. 
 
 Αιαγιγνωσχω, See Αιαγινωσκω.\ 
 Aixylvoucii, to intervene, to elapse, to pass, 
 to be spent ; also to last, to continue, to en- 
 dure, to remain ; l.f. m. οιχγ-ν^σομαΐ: p. pas. 
 lιayίy^v'Λμxι, 2. a. ind. tn, }ιiysvόμ■/!v, 2. a. 
 part. m. ^ίxysvΰμsvo;. From ^tx and ylvo^xi, 
 to be. 
 
 AiuyivuffKw, to know accurately ; to discuss, 
 to exairnne ; distingui-Ji, discriminate, know 
 one thing from, another, IFrod. vii, iO ; to 
 judge, resolve, decide; \. f. m.'l•^xyvωσoμaly 
 p. act. ^nyvω}ia, 2. a. ind. act. }Λyvωv, petf. 
 pas. όιίγνωσμχί. From %ix and y^vύσκ,ω, to 
 know.] 
 
 Αιαγκ,υλίω, ω, ff ν,σω, to insert the fingers 
 in the strap of a dart, to take hold of a dart by- 
 its tliong. 
 
 AιxyXΰ<pω, f. -φω, to carve or engrave, cut 
 out ; cut througli. 
 
 Αιχγνωξίξι^•, to make known, publish abroad ; 
 
ΔΙΑ 
 
 192 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 f. iffi», p. ^ηγνωξίζα, 1. a. ind. act. of "hnyvu- 
 ξ(σ•α. Fi'om ^la, and γνωξίξω, to make known. 
 
 Αιάγνωιτίί, ΐοί, or ίως, ^, a judging or dis- 
 tinguishing ; a discerning ; a discussion, an in- 
 quiry ; examination, cognizance ; a judging be- 
 tween ; a decision. From 'ΙίΆ'γινό^σ-Λω. 
 
 Αίο,'γνύσομ.οι.ι^ l.f. 7)1. frmn the same. 
 
 Δ^ιαγΓ,γγύζΜ, to murmur very much, to mur- 
 mur or grumble at •, imperf. ind. act. 'hny'oy- 
 yvZ,ov,f. ύιτω, p. ^taysyoyyiizx, 1. a. ind. act. 
 ^uy'oyyvffa. Th. yoyyu'C^, to murmur. 
 
 U!LiCK.yoQivM^f. ίΰιτω, to discourse publicly, to 
 harangue ; say, explain clearly ; to enact, to 
 order, to forbid. From "hia, and α,γοξίύω, 
 from άγαξΆ, a forum, an oration. 
 
 AιύyξOiμju,a., aro?, το, n title or inscription ; 
 a register, a roll, an abstract ; also a decree or 
 edict ; also a description, a design, plan, draught, 
 a diagram or geometrical figure ; ^^cχ,yξά.μ- 
 ftcf.ra, ων, ra, theorems in geometry. 
 
 Aικyξcιφh, r,c, yi, a description, delineation, 
 a draught, a plan ; a decree ; a book of ac- 
 counts. From 
 
 AioiypaipM, f. a'-^/i), ^). αφα, to describe, to 
 delineate ; to lev}", to enlist; to abolish, to an- 
 nul ; to cancel, to blot out ; to reject, to de- 
 spise ; ^tay^a'^oiiTUa.i rhv KocTnyo^iav, not to 
 follow up an accusation. 
 
 Aiaypct^o/jciv, 1 . pi. 1 . J", act. of ^ικγξά,φω. 
 
 Aiay^yiyo^ia)., ω, to awake thoroughl}'-, to 
 watch ; y. moj, p. 'hny^yiyO^-ziKci, 1. a. ind. act. 
 "^nyp'/iyo^riffa. Th. ly^nyogiiii, to watch, to 
 wake. 
 
 Aiay^u-TTvifj}, ω, f. ■^toj, to pass the night 
 without sleep, to lie awake. From α.γζνπ'νζω, 
 and this from a, p?-«). and υ-ρτΆω, to sleep, 
 which isfrotn ϋττνοζ, sleep. 
 
 Atayaij to lead or carry over, lead away, 
 Avithdraw ; transport ; to pass or lead one's 
 life; ^luyovFt μα,νίά,νοντίς, pass their time in 
 learning, JCen. Cyrop. f ^ιά^ω, p. όιΐίχ;κ• 2. a. 
 ind. act. ^tyiyov, Att. ^I'^yayov. From 'hia and 
 elyu.j 
 
 Atxyuiyh, ίί, «J;, transportation, carriage, con- 
 veyance ; a bringing or leading forth ; course 
 or manner of life ; amusement, diversion ; a 
 station, a harbour. From the same Th. 
 
 Αιχγω•/(ζομίΧ(, 1. f. m. ΊοΌμαι, to strive, to 
 contend, to fight. 
 
 Αία.οάσοί,α•βαι, 1. α. inf. m. of ^ιοι^άζαμαι, 
 l.f m-. άσομΆΐ, to divide. Th. 'hulco. 
 
 Αιοίοιϊ,άμίνοζ, part. 1 . a. m. ο^Οία^ίχ^ομαι, to 
 receive through another. 
 
 Aiaoi'^io;, ου, ο kcci h, favourable, luck}', 
 auspicious. Th. δίξ/ά. 
 
 ΑιαΎΐζϋοι, f. ξίι», to see through •, 2. a. ind. 
 act. by Metatli. Βθξα.χον. Th. oi^ku. 
 
 Αιχόίχ^ομοίΐ, to receive through another or bv 
 succession ; to succeed ; f. ^ομα,ι, p. ^iuh'i• 
 'i^yμa,ι' 1. a. ind. m. ^αόί'ζάμην, ω, κτο, 1. a. 
 2)art. m. ^ιαΐί^χμίνοζ. Th. νιχ^ομα,ι, to take or 
 leceive. 
 
 Ακ/^'ιω, f τ,σω, p. ηκα,, to crown, to encir- 
 cle, to bind round ; alsa to connect, to tie 
 
 together ; to interweave. From "hia and Via, 
 to tie. 
 
 Ata^yi^iu, ea,f νιιτω, and ?nid. -ίομαι, ουμαι^ 
 to hurt or injure greatly.] 
 
 Δ/«^>?λβί, ου, ο Kou h, very evident or mani- 
 fest, apparent, open, known. 
 
 ΑίΛ^τιμοί, α,Ύοξ, το, a diadem, a white band 
 or filet bound about the heads if monarchs } 
 also a crown. From δ/αδ?&ί. 
 
 Αικ^ι^ξάίτκω, to run away, to flee from ; t(f 
 shun, to avoid, to slip away, to escape ; f iituy 
 
 p. CiXOi. 
 
 ΑΐΰίΤι^ωμι, to give from hand to hand, to 
 to deliver ; also to divide, to distribute ; to dis- 
 seminate or scatter ; f. %it>i^uifu, and ttahi- 
 οώσω, in 3. pi. tiCMihuffovat, from ^ιο^^Όω^ 
 obsol. p. Itiu^'ituKot.• 2. a. ind. act. ^/£^&)v, 2. 
 a. imperat. act. 'Btuto;, ότω, distribute or diA"ide 
 thou ; imperf. ind. j^as. ΰα}ί1)ύμ>^ν, σο, το. Th• 
 Ύίοωμι, to give. 
 
 Δ/αο/χάζο^α/, 1 . f. m. άσομοα, to go to 
 law, to summon to trial, or bring an action 
 against. Hence 
 
 Αέα^ίκαζόμενο;, ου, ο, one who goes to law, 
 a litigant, either plaintijf or defendant; ayid 
 
 Α!Λ^ιχκζί<), f affca, J). cLKoc, to judge or de- 
 cide between, to pronounce judgment or sen- 
 tence. Th. ViK'/i. 
 
 Αίκ^ικασ-ία, a;, h, a dispute, a contention, 
 controversy ; and 
 
 Αίύί^ιχαο-μ,ο;, ου, ο, the same. From, the same 
 Th. 
 
 Αιοί^οζΟίτΙζομο'ΐ, l.y! m. 'κτομαι, to fight with 
 a spear, to fight. 
 
 Αιά'^οζ, divide or distribute thou, 2. sing. 2, 
 a. imperat. act. ^n^uv, 2. a. ind. act. of 
 "^/οίοίοωμι, 
 
 AtahoxYi, ^?, 'h, succession ; children, off- 
 spring ; and 
 
 Aiaho^os, ου, ο χχϊ ί, a successor ; acting in 
 place of another, vicarious, Jos. Ant. xv, 13. 
 From p. ind. vi. ^toiVi^o^ce,. 
 
 AtoihoZvxi, 2. a. iif. act. ofhioi.Vi'^uy.i, 
 
 ΑΐΆ^ξάκοι, 3. sitig. 2. a. opt. act. of δ/αδε^- 
 και. See in Αίξχω, to see ; 2. a. ind. act. by 
 Metath. 'ζ^ροίχ,ον. 
 
 Αιχ^αοίμ,ΰν, to have run through or οΛ -er, 
 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Αιοί^ζΆμοΰσα, jmrt.f. g. 2. a. act. of^ta'^i- 
 χ^ω, to run through or over. Th. τζί^ω, to 
 run, 2. a. ind. act. ί}>ξα.μον, ραιΊ. ^ζχμύν. 
 
 Αιοί^οίναι, to have run away, 2. a. inf. act. 
 Dor. ^Ιή^ξ'/,ν, >ji, 57, 2. a. ind. act. from the 
 obsol. verb ^ιάοξ',-ιμι, for ivhich "ίιαίιύ^άσκ,ο^• 
 part. 2. a. act. 'διχύξα;, 2. a. iff. act. Oor. 
 ^ιοί^ξάναι, for %ta%^nvtx,r 2. a. opt. act. δ;α- 
 οξοίί^ΐ)'. Th. }ξκω, to run away. 
 
 Αίο,^ξκα-α, part. 2. a. act. f. g. from hu- 
 ^ξα;, j)art. 2. a. act. m. g. from όίύ^ξ^ιμ,ι, the 
 same as "δίΛ^ί^ξύα-χω, or 
 
 Aiof.'h^ao/, b),f. ά,σω, p. oixcc, to run away, to 
 flee. 
 
 AtoihoTiirriTuii, Ion. for ^luh^atrnTor^i, 3. sing. 
 \. a. subj. m. of the same verb. 
 
ΔΙΑ 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 ^ΐΒί^ξομΌϋ, ω, f. {\<τω, ρ. tiKU, Ώον. ακα, to 
 iun about, run over ; and 
 
 Δ/αδ|39^^, ?ί, 'h, a running to and fro. From 
 the J}, iiid. m. oflnoiT^ix^m. 
 
 ^.κίόϋημύί,ι, ^'f- tti" νι/ομα,ι, to enter, to pass 
 through, to insinuate one's self, to slip or glide 
 through, to escape through ; and 
 
 Δ/α^ϊ^νω, or -ύω, und ^ιά,^υμ*, the same ; 
 whence 
 
 i^toi^viy ύντο;, 0, entering, passing through, 
 j)art. 2.. a, act. of the same. Th. ^όνω, or "^ύω, 
 or ^ύμ», to go under, to enter ; 2. a. ind. act. 
 
 ΑίΛίίμίνΰζ, carried or• sent over, conveyed ; 
 Jhr ^ίϋμίνοζ, part. perf. pas. from ^la, and Ίτ.μι, 
 to send, ])erf pas, ίΙίΑο,ι. Th. ίω, to send. 
 
 Δ.ι<ΐίίίσαμα4, ^-f• 'ni. of '^ιοαι^ω, or '^ιζι^ω, f. 
 ffu, p. χ,α, to see or discover plainly, to know. 
 Th. i'/^co, to know. 
 
 Λιαζάω, ω, J". Ζ,ή(τω, to live, to pass one's 
 life ; to get a livehhood, Aristoph. 
 
 Λ,ιοίζίυγνύω, or -νμί, f. iv^M, to disjoin, to 
 separate, to part, to divorce ; ayid 
 
 Αιχζίυκτικ,αί, h, ov, disjunctive; also 
 
 Αιύζίνζίί, i/us, 71, a separating or disjoining, 
 separation, divorce, 
 
 ΔΙΑ'ΖΟΜΑΙ, to fasten the warp to the 
 loom, to warp ; to begin to wea\'^e ; ^ιοίζίται, 
 he or she begins. From ^;ά and ίζω, to place. 
 
 /^(κζνγίχ, «?, '/t, a separation, a parting ; and 
 
 Αιαξύγίον, ου, το, a divorce, a separation. 
 Fro7n δ/« and ζευγνύω, to join. 
 
 Δ.ιάζωμίΧ; ατοζ, το, a girdle or cloth xvorn 
 round the body instead of breeches or draivers, 
 Thucyd. i, 6 ; 0/50 the diaphragm or midriff.] 
 
 ΐ\ιαζωννυμι, fivithacc.jf. ^ια.ζ&κτω,ρ. '^άΖ,ωκα, 
 to gird about, to gird up ; to separate, cast off; 
 1. a, ind. act. ^ήζωσοί,, p. pas. '^ηζωσμ,Άΐ, 1. a. 
 ind. 7)1. %ηζ•Α)ΐτάμ'/ιν, ω, ccTo. Th. Ζ,ωννύω, or 
 ζύίΐννμ,ι, to gird. 
 
 AiX'/](Tit, Poet, for 2i^o-u, 3. sing, i.f ind. 
 act. cf ΙιαΊημ/, for ^ί'ΐ'/ίμι, to send over, trans- 
 mit. Tu. Ί'/;μ{. 
 
 Aia'/jiri, S. sing. pres. ind. act. if "^ιά'/ιμι. 
 Th. oiu, or Ά'/ίμι, to blow. 
 
 Αια,θίξμούνω, f μανω, p. ^ιατίάίρμοίγκα, to 
 make hot, to heat ; to warm, 
 
 Αίά,ύζξμηζ, ου, Ό κ,α,) rj, very warm, hot, ar- 
 dent, sanguine.] 
 
 Aiauivti, iidi, Yi, a disposition, a disposing or 
 putting in order •, also disposition, constitution, 
 or affection of body or mind ; a last will or 
 testament; a selling ; ace. sing, ^lauiffiv. From 
 ^ιοίτΊύ'/ιμι, to dispose, 
 
 Atcci'iT' /ις, ου, ο, a disposer or setter in order, 
 a manager, a dispenser ; a seller or dealer in 
 •racles, Herod, vii, 6. From the same.'\ 
 
 Αια,θ'ίω, f ίύτω, to run through or over, to 
 run about. From ^ιω, to run. 
 
 ΑίΟίίήκ'/ι, vis, 'h, a disposition, institution ; 
 dispensation, appointment ; a last will or testa- 
 ment, a covenant. From "^ιχτίύγίμι^ to dis- 
 pose. Th. τΐύνιμι, to put or place, 
 
 AiK^^s, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. ^αί'/ιβ-ίται, 
 
 25 
 
 3. sing. 1 . f. ind. m. '^ιοίβγκτόμίία,, 1 . pi. ^/*- 
 ύωμίν, 1 . p)l. 2. a. subJ. act. <f %ίατίβνιμι, to 
 dispose or put in order. 
 
 Αικβξί'φαι, I, a. irif. act. of ^ίκτξίφω. See 
 
 ΑίΟίΤροψ'/ί. 
 
 Αιχβξυλλι,ω, ω, f. 'Λσω, to spread a report, 
 to report, Xen. Mem. i, 1,] 
 
 Αια.ύξί'ντισύΆΐ, pres. inf. act. to prepare 
 one's self for singing by certain gestures, 
 The:Kr, xv, 99 ; from 
 
 Αιαύού'ζττω, to break in pieces ; to corrupt 
 with luxury, to enervate ; f ύ^ω• ^ιατε^ξυμ- 
 μίνως, adv. delicately, softly, Th. 9-ξν<ττω, to 
 break. 
 
 Aic(i^oa-<rcrj,f. !&;. See in ΚΙβύ/τσω. Th. a.'16co, 
 to burn, 
 
 ΔΙΑΓΝΩ, f. ανω, to wet, to moisten, to 
 water, to sprinkle. 
 
 Aioiieiioii, for oiciioivi See Aixtpitn. 1 
 
 ΑΐΆΐξίίΐν, -ίΤν, to divide, to part ; otid oicct- 
 ξίϊν, pres. inf. act. to divide ; to discourse, to 
 explain. 
 
 ΑιαίξϋΤίζ, εωί, h, a division, -distribution ; 
 distinction, diversity, difference ; in the Gram- 
 Tnalical writers it is opposed, to συνα,Ίξζσις. From 
 'hia.tp'iw. Th. αίξίω, to take. 
 
 ΑίΆΐξίω, ω, to divide, to distribute ; to dis- 
 tinguish ; to say, state, explain, set forth, 
 Herod, vii, 47 and 50 ; f. ν,ιτω, j). ^ΐ'/ΐξ'/ιχοί' 
 2. a. ind. act. tnTXov, pres. part, act. ^ιαίξίων, 
 -ων, iovffc, -ούσα, 'ov, -euv. From the same 
 Th.] 
 
 Aiciiocuv, dividing, parting ; part, pj'es. act, 
 n. g. of the same. 
 
 Αια,ίξο), f αρω, to lift or raise up, to erect, 
 elevate ; to open the mouth ; %ιαΐξάμζνοζ ά^ταλ- 
 λάττίσβα,ι, to hasten awoy Avith hurried steps, 
 Theophr. •Τ5^ί ^Α^ολίο•^. Th. αίξω, to lift up. 
 
 ΔΓΑ1ΤΑ, '/ις, h, a .vay of life, manner of 
 living ; DIET, a certain mangier of living j}re~- 
 scribed by a physician ; also a habitation or 
 dwelling ; also arbitration ; '^χξων ^icciv/i, being 
 present at an arbitration, Theophr. Char, xii,] 
 
 Αιοίΐτάομα,ι, -ωμοίΐ, I.f m.. νκτημκι, to pass 
 one's life ; to live or dwell in a place ; and in 
 jias. to be fed, to diet, to use a certain manner 
 of living. 
 
 Αικ'ίτα,σίν, Poet, and Dor. for ^r^T'/jcnv, he 
 finished or completed ; 3. sing. 1 . a. ind, act. 
 from ^iciiTUct), and this from ^ίοατοί, 
 
 Αια,ίτάω, ω, to feed or nourish ; to prescribe 
 a certain diet ; also to judge, to rule, to arbi- 
 trate, to decide ; to dispute, to put in order ; 
 f. Yi(fu>, p. ij««i, and '^ϊ^ΐ'ήΤΥικ.α, for -cUT'/ixat' p. 
 pas, ^Β^ΐ'/ιτ'/ιμα,ι. From "^icnTx, diet, living ; 
 arbitration. 
 
 Αΐΰύτγιμχ, ατός, το, a manner of life, mode 
 of living, Thucyd. i, 6.] 
 
 ΑΐΆΐτηττα, ου, ο, an arbitrator ; and 
 
 AiottT'/iTixh, fsc. τίχ^νη, τις, h,) a branch of 
 
 Medicine which treats on the regulation of the 
 
 diet or the manner of living; dietetics. From 
 
 δ/«;τ«&>, u,f. νισω,^οηι the same Th. 
 
 I ΑιαιτΛίμίνη, part, pres, mid. f. g. ifhuifxo-' 
 
ΔΙΑ 
 
 1£>4 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 μαι, -ωίλΧί, to pass one's life, to live. Th. 
 % tat τ a.. 
 
 Δίΐαιωνη7, AtL. JOr ^ixiMvirn, 3. sing, ^-f• 
 ind. act. from 
 
 Αιαιουνίζω, f. IffM, the some with χϊων'ίζω, to 
 endure 0?' last forever. Tk. αΙων, eternity, age. 
 
 Αιακ.α,ύαίξα>, f. αξω, to purify, purge, 
 cleanse, j 
 
 Ai«.x.oi6o!.^ii7, 3. sing. l.f. act. AU.frnm 
 
 Αιχκαΰχξίζω, to purge or cleanse thorough- 
 ly J y. 1σ•ω, and Att. ^ΚΛΗ,αύα,ζ^ίω, ί7ς, ΐί, p. Οίοί- 
 KtKc&SaciKa, 1. α. ind, act. oaxccuxoiff!/.. 2Ίι, 
 xaSci't^oj, to purge, to cleani,e. 
 
 iXniKaSiZ^avc'j, -icj., f. νιαω, and ~'ί'ζω,f. Ίσω, 
 Ait. ιΰ, to jjlace apart or separately ; to sit apart. 
 
 Aia.>ca.XU;TT>j, J", -φω, to uiicover, throw 
 open, disclose.] 
 
 ΑίΟί.κ,άμ'^τω, f. 'ψω, to bend, to bow, to 
 crack. 
 
 Αια,κ,αξΠξίΐν, pres- inf. act, to endure, to 
 bear patiently, to hold out to the last. See in 
 Τίαρτίξ'ίΜ. 
 
 Αίακα,τίΧί'γ'^ομα.ί, to confute strenuous!}^ or 
 thoroughly -, imperf. ind. m. "^ια,ϋχτ'/ιλζγχ^ο/Λ'/ιν, 
 βν, ere, l.y*• ni" αχΛαηλίγ^ομαι• p. >)CiS. OiOi- 
 κ,α,ττιΧίΎγμοίί. From Ota, ΆΟίτα, and ϊΧίγχ^ω, 
 to convince, to reprove. ■ 
 
 Αια,κατϊ•χ^ω, J. 9-'i^so, and ΊίαΆο,τα,α'^Λω, oj,f. 
 viffM, to detain, to hold back, to hold fast ; to 
 possess ; to dela}', to retard. 
 
 Aiaiit^oii, to be constituted or appointed ; 
 to be in a state or condition ; to be aifected or 
 disposed ; ίΐξ'/ίνιχ,ωζ ^ιάαασβα,ι, to be peaceably 
 disposed ; part. pres. 'οια,κ.ύμίνος, pres. inf. ^tx- 
 xiTadxt. From ^iL• and utTf/.ui.'^ 
 
 ΑιχΗ,ίΐξΜ,^. ΒξΖ, to cut υχζ shave. See also 
 under Δ/ακί^ο-α/.] 
 
 Αίάκίίσο, 2. slag. pres. imperat. from the 
 jyreceding. 
 
 Αιαχίλίύ'^μχι, 1. f. m.. ιύτομαι, p. pas. 
 ivfiXi, to exhort, to adttionisl•; ; to conananu or 
 order. From tiu, and ΆίΧίΰαι, to order. 
 
 AiXKivy,;, and ^αακίνω;, adv. superfluously, 
 in vain, to no purpose, ineflectually ; and 
 
 Αιύϋίνοί, cu, »«/ 'A, empty, void ; also lean, 
 emaciated. From "hta, and κ,ίνοζ, empty. 
 
 AixyAoffKt, JEol. for ΟίΧΗ,ίΐοαι, 1 . a. iff. 
 act. to cut or break off; to make void or inef- 
 fectual ; to break or violate orders, Horn. ,• to 
 shave, to strip, Aristoph. Froiri ^/« mid κ,ύξω, 
 to shave, to cut, _/'. κίξω, JEol. κϊξσω, whence 
 1. a. ind. act. Εχε^σ-α. 
 
 Αιακιχ^ωξϋτίΛίνοί, separated, parted, part. p. 
 pas. and 'iv^i;, adv. separately, severally, dis- 
 tinctly. Fnmi οικχωξί'ζΜ. 
 
 Aicixivhtiviuu)) f. ίύσω, to be in danger, to 
 run a risk, to expose one's self to danger, to 
 venture ; also to make a trial. From 'hia. and,. 
 Ktv^uvtuo). Tk. κίνδυνο;, (!< ngor. 
 
 ΑιαχϊΗΛΐ, ω, f ztrco, to move strongly, to 
 agitate, to shake; to incite. Th. Ktviu, to 
 move. 
 
 ΑΐΆκΧάο-ίτα.',, having broken in pieces ; 1. a. 
 part. act. (s bein{>, doubled) of ike verb 
 
 Αια,κλάω, ω, f. άσω, to break in pieces, to 
 break. Tii. xXaM,fiit. άσω, to break. 
 
 ΑΐΆκΧί'πτω., f. -ψώ», to remove or convey 
 away by stealth, to withdraw ; to purloin ; to 
 hide, to suppress. 
 
 Αια,κΧγίξονομοίιμίνοζ, distributed, divided, pari, 
 2)res. pas. conir. of ^ιχκ,λ'/ΐζονομίω, ω, f. γ-,σω, to 
 distribute, to divide, 
 
 Αιοί,ίΟ.'.Ί.ξόω, ω, to cast lots ; to divide or dis- 
 tribute by lot.] 
 
 Aiaz'^a'iaijf α'κτω, to spoil ; to mar ; to con- 
 sume, to waste ; to tire, to harass, to vex, ta 
 plague. ] 
 
 Αικ•,ί,ολυμ.ζάω, u, f. vifftu, to swim OA'er or 
 across. Tu. κολυμζάΜ, to swim. 
 
 Αια,7ίολυμΛώνταιν, gen. pi. part. pres. act. 
 contr. of. the same. 
 
 Αΐδ-.κομίΖ,ω, f. iffai-, to CQWxey or bring or 
 carry over ; to carry as a porter. From ^lii 
 and κομ'ίΖ,κ, to carry. Th, κομ'ιω, to take care. 
 
 Αίάκούω, u,f ήιτω, to minister to, to serve, 
 to v,a t upon ; ivith the dat. imperf. ind. act. 
 Ίί'/ίκ,όνίον, -nvv, p, '^ίτ.κΌν/ικοι,• 1. a. ind. act. 
 ht'/iKOyyiffrji• pres, p:iS. οια,κονίομοα, to be served 
 or v\^'iited upon ; p. pas. ϊίνικ,ΌνηΐΛαι• \. a. ind* 
 pas. oi'/ijcov'/iunv. From "^lu and κονίω, to make 
 haste. H.'nce 
 
 AttiKovniucra,, part. 1 . a. ]}as. f. g. cf the 
 same. 
 
 ΑίΆχονίχ, a;, h, a service, ministration, or 
 waiting upon; public function or employment. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Αίακονίομαι, to cover one's self with dust, 
 as the cumbuta^its did at the games before wrest- 
 ling ,• to prepare for the contest. 1 
 
 ΑικκονίΜ, f ίιτω, to cover with . dust, to 
 bedaub with pitch, t^'c] 
 
 Αιΰ,κονος, ου, ό or 'h, Ά minister, attendant, 
 or servant enipun/td in public or priuale riffiiirs, 
 or those of the church; particularly, a Deacon, 
 or one who had charge <f the treasury of the 
 church; compar. ^ίχκίν'ίσ-τίξοί, more expedi- 
 tious. From δ;ώ and κούω, to make haste, to 
 serve ; or κονι;, ashes. 
 
 ΑίΆκοΜτιΖ,ομαί, to throw a datt or javelin.] 
 
 ΑίΆκοτγι, 55?? 'hi a cutting oiij a division, a 
 separation. Fro?n 
 
 Αια,κόττω, f. -φω, p. ψα, to cut off, cut 
 asunder, se{)arate, break off) to interrupt, o7id 
 to break through. From 2ia. and κότττω, to cut. 
 
 Αίκκοξοί, ου, ο κα.) h, cloyed, satiated, idled. 
 Th. κοξΒΜ, to satiate. 
 
 Αιακόσιοι, α,ι, κ, two liundred. From ^/ά, 
 or l];, twice, and Ικατον, a hundred. Hettce 
 
 ΑΐΆχοσιοστο;, h, ov, the tv>-o-hundredth. 
 
 Αΐύίκοσ-μίω, ω, f. ήτω, to distribute, to put 
 in order, to dispose; to adorn, Th. κ'οα-μος^ 
 order. 
 
 Αικκο(Τμνι6ί7μίν, by Sync, for ΟΜκοσ μνιύαγιμιν^ 
 \. a. ojii, pas, 1. pi. cf the ] 'receding. 
 
 Αιακίσμγκης, ζωζ, h, a disposition, a setting 
 in order, distribution ; and ornament. From the 
 same. 
 
 Αιακούομαι, to hear attentively or fully j 
 
ΔΙΑ 
 
 1»S 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 !.y*. m. ^letKouaOfitui, 1. a. ind. mid. %ΐΥΐκ,ου- 
 ίάμην) ω, ατο. Til, α,Λονω, to hear. 
 
 έ^^ΆΛούω, f. ούσω, to hear ; properly^ as a 
 scholar does his master ; to know, to judge. 
 Frotn ^iK and ακούω, to hear. 
 
 i^ia.KQ^cf.voZv, yires. inf. act. contr.from 
 
 ΑΐΆκξχνοΜ, (Off. ωσο}.) to pour out as from a 
 fountain, to open, qu. to open the head, to 
 make forked. Th. KO'J^vyi. 
 
 Αία.!ίξχ7ίω, ω, f. %σω, to keep or hold fast, 
 to retain. 
 
 Αΐίχ.κ.ξϊζόω, Μ, f ω/τω, to treat of, discuss 
 or explain accurately ; to be exact in any thing ; 
 to represent exactl}', Simonid. Epigr. to take 
 great pains with, to make carefully.] 
 
 Aioi.x.ni'hov, ada^ distinctly, separately, ex- 
 cellently, choicely. From ^ΐΰίκ.ξίνω. Th. κ.ξίνω. 
 
 Αιαχξΐύίΐ'τε.^ Poet. Sync, for "hiaKoteir/iTi, 
 2. 7)1. 1. a. opi. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 A.nx.Kgi6'/i[^ivcx.i, Dor. for 'hia.Kotunva.i, 1 . a. 
 inf. pas. from the same verb. 
 
 ΑέαχξΊόί^η,2. pi, 1. a. subj. pas. ofhi'XK^lvoj. 
 
 Αιοί,κ,ξΐήίι, for -u, Ion. S. sing. 1. f. ind. 
 act. and 
 
 Αΐΰίκ.ξίνάίντίί, parted, separated ; Poet, for 
 '^ίΰΐ.κξΐβ'ίνηζ, nom. pi. part. 1. a. pas. from 
 
 Αια,κξίνω, to discern, distinguish, discrim- 
 inate ; to part, to separate, to divide, to judge, de- 
 termine ; contend, dispute •, to finish, to complete ; 
 impetf. ind. act. 'ha/toivov, f νω, p. "ticcx.hi^tx.cf,• 
 1. a. ind. act. "^ήκ,ξίνα.' pres. pas. ^ίακξίνομοίΐ, 
 is frequentli/, to hesitate, to doubt ; }ι/χ.κ,ξΐνω- 
 μίύα., 1. pi. pres. subj. pas. "^ακξΐ^/όμην, ου, iro, 
 irnperf. ind. pas. p. '^ιαχίκ.ξίμαι, 1. a. hid. pas. 
 '^ηκξ'ιί'/ιν, 1. a. subj. pas. '^έο,κ.ξΐύω, ri;, n, part. 
 ^ιακξΐ^Ίί^ Th. κξίνω, to judge. 
 
 Αιά,Η.ξϊα•ίί, iMi, Y„ a discerning, distinguish- 
 ing, a separation; examination, a judging or 
 determining ; a dispute or contest. From 
 βιαχξίνω. 
 
 ΑιΟτΧξϊτϊκ,ΰξ, '/!, ov, having the power of dis- 
 cerning or distinguishing, having the power of 
 separating or dispersing ; discutient, in medi- 
 xine. From the sa-me. 
 
 Αιύκξΐτοί, ov, xui '/I, separated, distinguish- 
 ed ; choice. From the same. 
 
 Αικκ,ζούσ-οντΆΐ, 3. pi. l.f ind. m.from 
 
 A^a,κξoύω,f. ούιτω, to beat or drive through ; 
 in the mid. to beat or drive off, to interrupt, 
 hinder, put off, dela3^ Th. y.,ooUM,f. σω, to beat. 
 
 Αιαχτΰξία, ας, «, the office of a messenger ; 
 ace. sing. Ion. ^ίακτοξί'/ιν. From ^ίάκτωξ, 
 a messenger. Th. "^ιάγω, to lead or carry over. 
 
 Αιάκ.<ταξθζ, ου, ό scciu h, a servant, or assist- 
 .ant, messenger. From 
 
 Αιάκτωζ, οξοί, ό, the same. Th. 2ιάγω, to 
 carry over. 
 
 Αικκυζίζνκω, oj,f. '/κτω, to govern, to rule. 
 
 Αια.κ.υμα.Ίνω, f. clvui, to raise or make turbu- 
 lent the waves of the sea, as the winds do. 
 Lucian.'\ 
 
 Aιa,κύ'ττω,f. "ψω, to look through an open- 
 ing, as a chink, a windoxv, or the like. ΊΊι. 
 jt\><VTUy to stoop down for the purpose of seeing. 
 
 Αιαχ,ωλϋω, to hinder or restrain or forbid 
 earnestly ; imperf. ind. act. όηκωλυον, f ύα-ω, 
 p. %ίΰίΗ.ίκωλυκ.Ά• 1 . a. ind. act. luKtukuffci, 
 Th. κ,ωλυιο, to hinder. 
 
 Αιαλαγχ^ανω, i.f m. ίίζψ.αι, 2. a. ind, 
 ^ιίλχχον, to cast or draw lots, divide by lot. 
 ΊΊι. Χαγχ^ανω, 
 
 Ακχ,Χα,κτΊΖω, f Ι/τω, to kick off, push off* by 
 kicking. From ^lot, and λχχτίζω. 
 ' Αίο,λαλίω, ω, to talk with or together, to 
 commune ; publish, divulge ; imperf. ind. act. 
 Ιηλά,λίον, ouv,f. mM, p. ^ιαλίλάλ'/ικκ• imperf. 
 pas. ^ΐίλαλίόμίην, -ovfjtm, ίου, ου, Uro, ίΐτο. 
 From δ/« and λκλίω, to speak, which see. 
 
 Αΐΰίλα,μζαναν, pres. inf. act. to take or re- 
 ceive severally or separately, to seize or sur- 
 prise ; to divide, distinguish, to interrupt ; to 
 discourse or treat of any thing; to compre- 
 hend, to understand, to judge or determine, to 
 consult, ^c, ; σημίΐοΐζ ^αλ'/ιμμίνα, distinguish- 
 ed by marks ; χύς^α οα•μα,7ς ^ΐίίΧαμμ'ίν'ή, a 
 country filled v/ith perfumes. Th. λαμζ,άνω.^ 
 
 Αια,λαμζ&νω, See under Αιαλκμζάναν. 
 
 ΑίΆλά,μτω, f. ψ&•, to shine through ; to 
 shine forth bright ; to be conspicuous, Xen, 
 Mem. ii, 1, 22.] 
 
 Αιοί,λανύάνω, f Χτίσω, to be completely 
 hidden or concealed, to lurk, to escape observa- 
 tion. From oik and Κα,νύάνω, to lie hid. Th. 
 ΧΫ,ύω, the sa^ne. 
 
 Αίαλα,;)^ΐ7ν, 2. a. iff. act. '^ια.λα.χ^ων, p)art. 
 2. a. act. of Ίικλαγχ^άνω, to divide by lot. 
 From hat and λαγχ^άνω, to cast lots. 
 
 Αιαλίγομαι, to discourse, to talk together ; 
 to dispute, to reason, ivith dat. ; imperf ind. 7n, 
 ^>ίλΐγομ'/]ν, ου, iro- p. pas. "^ιαλ'ίλίγμαι• 1. α. 
 iad. pas. }>η>Λχ^ύην. Frofn^ia and λίγω, to say. 
 
 Αιαλίγω, f. ξώ>, p. χ;α, to distinguish, ob- 
 serve ; to separate, select, choose out, to con- 
 verse with. 
 
 Aia.Xii7rfy,f. uxj/M, p. ίίφα, to ieave a space 
 between, to leave off, to discontinue, cease, rest, 
 intermit ; forbear, to place between, to inter- 
 pose, to be distant or apart. Th. Χείτω. 
 
 ΑΐαΧίΧ7ίΆ'/1, (SC. τ'ΐχ^Ψ/ι) η', ί, DIALECTICS, 
 
 the art of rea&oriing or disputuig,y. g.from 
 
 ΑιοίΧΐκτίκοζ, VI, ov, expert in disputing or 
 reasoning, a logician. From ^οίΧίγομοιι, t© 
 discourse. Th. χίγω, to say. 
 
 AiaXmros, ov, 'h, a peculiar manner of speak- 
 ing, the idiom of a language, a dialect ; also a 
 language. From the same,' 
 
 Αια.?.εΧαμμίνοζ, Io7i. for ^ιαΧίΧ'/ιμμίνος, di- 
 vided, distributed, distinguished, taken, compre- 
 hended, ^jerf. 2)art. J^as. of ha and λαμξάνω, to 
 take. 
 
 ΑιάΧε^ις, Ecyj, tj, a conference, a conversation ; 
 a faculty of talking or disputing, Anstoph. 
 Ντώ. 31 β.] 
 
 AiaXi-TTToi, ου, ο κα) h, slender, very small, 
 narrow, Aristoph. Nub. 162.] 
 
 AtaXi^^diivai, 1. a. inf. J7as. of ^ιαΧίγομαΐ;, 
 to talk together ; ^αΧιχ^ΰϊΐ<τ«,νι 3. pi. 1 . «. ind, 
 j)as. Th. λίγω, te say. 
 
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 A.iaXri(f'A, 2. sing. l.y. ind. mid. qfhiaXnffo- 
 fi%i, from '^ια.Χα,νβάνω, to be completely hidden. 
 Tk. Χ-Λ^ω. 
 
 Δ<κλ>?•ψ;ί, SiWi, η, interception, an interval, 
 separation ; opinion, belief, resolution, a pur- 
 pose, design, intent ; a disputing, reasoning. 
 
 Αίά,λι^ο;, ου, ο κοά h, ornamented with pre- 
 cious stones.] 
 
 ΑικΧιμ,τάνω, to leave off, discontinue ; the 
 same as '^ια.λεί'Τω. 
 
 AiaXiTuv, 9.. a. infill, αοί.^ια,λίτ'/ις, 2. sing. 
 2. a. si(bj. act. from %κχ,λύ•7Τω, to leave off 
 Th. Xi'iTcd, to leave. 
 
 Αίο,λλαγ^, ίί. 'Λ, difference ; also a reconcil- 
 iation, pacification ; exchange. From hx and 
 κλλάσ-ιτω, to change. 
 
 Αικλλάγ' /i^i, ^τω, 2. sing. 2. a. imjierat. 
 pas. of ^ΐΛΧΧά.(τσω. 
 
 Αιχλλιχκ,τ^?, ου, ο, and ^ίχλλκχτήξίο;, βϋ, 
 β KXi VI, a reconciler, a peace-maker ; having 
 the power of reconciling. From the same Th. 
 
 Αιαλλάσσω, and Att. -rrw, to reconcile ; 
 to change, exchange ; to diifer ; with gen, to 
 depart from ; distinguish ; to make a truce ;yMi. 
 '^ια,ΧΧά'ύ,ω, j^erf. "^ινιΧΧαχοί' 1. a. ind. act. 
 ^ιήΧΧα^Ά- 2. a. ind. act. 'hiriXXoiyov pres. pas. 
 %ια.ΧΧά•ττομο!.ι, to be reconciled -, perf. jxis. 'hiviX- 
 ΧΆγμ,ΰίί• 1 . ο. ind. pas. ^ίν)7~.Χάχ^θην' 2. a, ind. 
 pas. '^inXXa.ym' 2. a. imperat. pas. δ/αλλά- 
 y/i^i, viru. Th. αΧΧά,σσω, to change. 
 
 AiaXXofjiai, \.f. m. αΧοΖμαι, to leap through 
 or over, to leap or jump upon. 
 
 ΑίΟίΧοάω, ω, flit. ά(τω, or viffu, to strike or 
 beat. From 'hia and αΧοάω, to strike or beat. 
 
 ΑιχΧογη•, Jiij vi, the some as όιαΧογιίτμοζ. 
 
 ΑίΆΧογίξοίΐΛα», to talk or discourse Avith, to 
 reason, to dispute ; to consider ; imperf. ind. 
 7)1. 'ΙηΧογι'ζ'ομ'/ίν, ου, ιτο• 1 . a. ind. m. 'hnXo- 
 γισύμην, ω, ατο, ]). ind. pas. "^iccXiXOyterfAcci. 
 Hence 
 
 AiaXoyitr/jioi, ου. ό, a discoursing together, 
 a disputing, disputation ; reasoning, considering, 
 thought ; a doubt. From όια. and Χίγω, to say. 
 
 ΑίάΧογίζ, ου, ο, a dialogue, conversation, 
 discoursing or talking together. Frovi^iOiXiyo^ai. 
 
 Αια,Χοι^ΰξνσίζ, ίω;, '/), a railing, reviling, 
 abuse, reproach. 
 
 Αίο,Χϋμοίίνεΐτόαι, pres. inf. act. to hurt, cor- 
 rupt, spoil ; tear in pieces, mangle. From 
 δ;ά and Χυμαηω, to ravage, to ruin. Th. 
 χύμη, destruction. 
 
 ΑΐύίΧυμί/Λνομα,ι, See under ΑιοίΧυμοίΊνίσία,ι^ 
 
 ΑίΟ,Χνσις, ίως, ν, a dissolving or dissolution ; 
 death ; also the composition of a matter ; a 
 pacification, a treaty ; a payment. From 
 
 ΑιοίΧϋω, f νσω, p. οικΧίΧυκ,ΐΧ; to dissolve, 
 to dissipate, to scatter ; to break off, to inter- 
 rupt ; to pay ; also to decide or settle a dis- 
 pute ; to refute ; τά? διαχύσεις 'ττοΐ'Ασοίσία.ι, to 
 make peace; 1. a. indie, act. ^άΧυσοι,• perf. 
 pas. haXiXuf^ui' I. a. ind. pas. ^ηΧύίην. From 
 ha, and Χΰω, to loose. 
 
 Δ/αλ(ρ/τβ&», ω, f. ώαω, ίο fill with meal, 
 Aristoph. Nub. 665.'} 
 
 Αικμα,ξτάναι, 3, sing, pres, opt. act. from 
 
 Αιαμα,ζτάνω, the same as ά,μχξτκνω, (frorfh. 
 obsol. ά,μα,ξτίω,) to transgress, to miss one's 
 aim, to be deceived,/. cίμDί,ζτήffω,perf. γ^μά^τΆ- 
 Η,α.' 2. α. indie, ace. ημούξτον. 
 
 Αικμοίξτυξαμίνο;, part. 1 . a. m. ^ιοίμαξτύ- 
 ξχσ-^οίί, ι. a. inf. m, from ^ίΰίμα.ξτύξομαι. 
 
 Αια.μαξ7υξίοί, «j, vi, a calling to witness ; a 
 protesting, or testifying earnestly ; a bearing 
 witness ; a kind of exception in a pending 
 action or suit, in Dcmnsthen^s. From 
 
 Αια,μαξτΰζομα,ι, to bear earnest witness, tes- 
 tify earnestly or repeatedly ; to r-all to witness ; 
 to charge, to conjure or warn ;]./". m. "htoc- 
 μα,ξτυξουμαι' 1. a. ind. m, '^ιεμα^τυράμην, &», 
 aro• 1. a. suhj. m• οιαμοίξτΰξωμαι, sj, νιτοίΐ- 
 1 a. inf. mid. '^ια.μ,αξτΰξίίΐτία,ι. From, "^ta, and 
 μάξτυξ, a witness. 
 
 Αιαμασσάομίί,ι, and '^ια,μασά.ομα.ι, ωμαι^ 
 l.y. m. ήσομαι, to chew, to eat. 
 
 Αίαμα,χ^ζτ'ίον, verbal adj. it is necessary t» 
 fight. 
 
 Αια,μά,χ^'/ι, Άΐ, h, a battle, a fighting against, 
 a contest. 
 
 Αιαμαχ^ομαι, to fight or contend or dispute 
 earnestly 5 to resist or oppose, to strive against ; 
 to fight it out; give battle ; imperf. ind. mid. 
 '^ΐίμοίχ^όμ,'/ιν, ου, ίτο' 1. f mid. ^ια.μα.•χ^γ[σομα.ι, 
 -ΊσομΆί, p. pas. %>0ίμιμΆχ^7ΐμαι. Th. μά^ομαι^ 
 to fight. 
 
 Αια,μάω, ω, fut. '/\σω, to reap or mow ; to 
 cut oftl Th. α,μάω, to reap or mow. 
 
 Αια,μύζομαι, I. f. m. ίί-φομα,ί, p. pas. 
 ίίμμ,χι, to exchange -, whence 
 
 Αιοί,μει-φόμΒ^α, 1 . f. mid. 1 . pi. from ^ia 
 and α,μύζω, to change. 
 
 Αιάμα-φι;, ίως, h, a changing or exchang- 
 ing. From the same. 
 
 ΑιαμίΧϋατί, adv. by parts or pieces, piece- 
 meal, limb by limb, for ivhich ^ΐΆμμιΧειστ), in 
 Homer by Poet. Epenlh. Th. μίΧο5, a mem- 
 ber or limb. 
 
 Αιοίμ'εΧΧύιι^ -ίω, fut. Υίΐτω, to delay, defer^ 
 procrastinate. Th. μ'ιΧΧω. 
 
 Αίο(.μζμζνη•/οης, nom. plur. masc. part, perf* 
 act. of'^ικμ'ίvω, to remain, continue. 
 
 Αιοίμ'ίμφομαι, to blame very much, complain 
 of, accuse. From ^la, and μίμφομαι, to com- 
 plain of, accuse, 1. f. mid, -φομοίί, p. pas. 
 μϊμιμα,α,ι. 
 
 Αιχμ'ίνίυ, to remain, continue, abide, stay, 
 f μένω, p. όιοίμεμίν/ιχα' 1. a. ind. act. ^ή~ 
 μίΐνα• 1. a. SubJ. act. ^ιαμΑίνω,. >??, >;• imperf. 
 ind. act. '^άμ,ενον. From "hia, and μ'ενω, to remain. 
 
 ΑικμεξΙ'ζω, to divide, to part, distribute, 
 separate ; imperf. ind. act. ^nμε[.^ζov,f. ίσω, p. 
 ^ικμεμ'εξίκ,α, 1. a. indic. act. ^ιεμίοισοί, 1. α. 
 imperat. act. ^ίαμίξίοΌν, άτω, perf pas. ^ιοίμε- 
 μ'ίξίσμοίί• 1. a. ind. pas. %ιεμεξΐσί'/ιν• 1. /. jms. 
 ^ΐΆμερισβγιΟΌμοίΓ 1. a. ind. m. οιίμερισάμ'/ιν, &>, 
 ατο. From δ/ά and μίξίζω, to separate, to 
 part. Tk. μείξω, to divide. 
 
 Αιαμεζίσμος, οΰ, ο, distribution, divisi*n.} 
 dissension. From ^αμεξίζω. 
 
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 Αιύμ,ινξΙω, ω, to measure, to measure out ; 
 to distribute by measure, measure otF, propor- 
 tion, f. τιιτω, p. ^ια,μ,ίμ'ίτζτίχα.. From δ/ά and 
 μίτξον, measure. 
 
 ΑΐΆμίταήΒ-α.α•ύα.ί, to measure, 1. a. wf. m. 
 qft.'ie same. 
 
 Αιαμίτξ'/ια-ι;, ίως, », a measuring, a measur- 
 ing out ; and 
 
 Αικμ-<Γ.^•/}τΰί, '/?, ov, measured out, measured. 
 JFrom ih:' same. Th. 
 
 Αιχμετξοί, OV; «, (γξαμμη being understood ) 
 a diameter, a straiglit. line passing through the 
 middle of a figure in its longest dimension and 
 diA'iding it into equal parts. ΤΛ. μ'ίτξον, 
 measure. 
 
 Αιαμίλλά,ομα,ι, ωμαι, 1 . f. m. γ,σομα,ί, to 
 strive or contend with great zeal, to dispute. 
 
 Α(χμ):νϋζομαι, 1. f. mid. ανμα,ι, to complain 
 er lament with a small, mournful voice ; and 
 
 Αια.μ,ίνυξΊζομα.ι, the Same, 1•^"• tnid, σομα,ι, 
 occurs once in Aristoph. 
 
 Α'ια,μμο;, ου-, ο κ,α.] '/>, sandy.] 
 
 Λ<αμνάομα.ι, to remember.] 
 
 Δικμν/ιμονίύα), fut. ιΰσω, to recall to mem- 
 ory, to call to mind, to relate, to remember ; 
 to recount. From ^/« and μνημονίνω, to be 
 mindful, to remember. Th. μνάομχι. 
 
 ΑίίΛμοιρκομΜ^ι, ωμα,ι, 1•^• mid. Άσομοα, to 
 divide, distribute. From ^ta. and μοΊ^/χ,, a 
 part, from μύξω. to divide. 
 
 Αιαμαξ'/ι'^α, adv. by dividing into equal 
 portions. ] 
 
 Αιαμοντι, ?ί, ί, continuance, duration, perse- 
 verance, constancy, stability, perpetuity, last- 
 ingness. From "^ιαμίνΜ. 
 
 ΑιαμΛοφόω, ω, J^. ωοΊο, to form, shape, fash- 
 ion ; to portray ; also to disfigure, deform. 
 From, ^io, and μ.οξφΟΜ, to form. Th. μοξφίι, 
 form. 
 
 ΔΙΑ'ΜΠΑΗ^, adv. altogether, entirely, 
 wholly, quite ; on both sides ; always ; ^/ά 
 νχνταζ. 
 
 ΑϊοίμττίξΙ;, and ^ίχμ-τίξίαις, adv. altogether, 
 totally, entirely, throughout, perpetually, ex- 
 actly ; perforated on both sides ; piercing quite 
 through. From 'Bia. and αμτίξϊς, by Tmesis, 
 for ^ικνα-Τίξίς. From δ<ά, avec, and ττίίξω, to 
 pierce through. 
 
 AίCiμ9rξefJίsιv, 2. a. inf. act. ^ol. and 
 Poet, for 2iccva,Toa,h7v• from ^ια,νοί-ττίξόω, to lay 
 waste, to ravage. 
 
 AιΰiμυλλΆtvω,f. α,νω, p. α,γχ,α, to distort the 
 mouth, or to curl the lips in derision, to make 
 mouths at ; to deride or laugh at ; to praise or 
 pay honour to, with the shepherd's pipe. Th. 
 μυλλόζ. 
 
 Αίο,μνσ-τίλλίίν, pres, inf. act. to cut up into 
 , very small fragiTients or pieces. See Μυσ-τίλλω, 
 to cut into small pieces. 
 
 ATav, ace. sing. fern, of ^ΐο$, a, ov, divine. 
 Th. Χ-Λΐζ, Αίος, Jupiter. 
 
 Αιάνκι, to nave watered or moistened, 1. a. 
 inf. act. of^iatvn/, to moisten, to make wet. 
 AtKvoiTxvctiff. Biiifu, to refresh, to give rest 
 
 or repose, to cause to rest for a while. From 
 
 "Sia, α,ν», and 9ταύω. 
 
 Αιαναυμαχ^ίαν, pres. infin. act. to fight a 
 naval battle, to engage in a sea fight, to con- 
 tend in a naval engagement. See ^α.υμαχ^1α, a 
 naval engagement. 
 
 Αίάν^ιχ^α, m two ways or parts, doubly, 
 separately, adv. Pr.et. from δ/ά and α,ν^ιχ^α,, 
 contrcicted fro7n ανύ^ιχ^κ, the same ; as also the 
 simple ^ιχα• by Tmesis, ^ta. V 'avhiy^a,, Henod. 
 up. i, is. Th. δ<5, adv. twice,] 
 
 Αια,νίίΐν, pres. inf. act. of'hiuiv'iM,f. νίύσω, to 
 to swim through, swim out or away ; to escape 
 danger or trouble. See in Νελ;, to swim. 
 
 Αια.νί7μα.ι, \. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ΑΐΆνίμγ,ύη, it may spread, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 subj. pas. (f 
 
 ΑίΆΜίμω, to divide, to distribute, to part ; te 
 spread ; to administer, to govern, _/. μω• 1 . a. 
 ind. act. ^Λνίίμα,• p. ind. m. "^ιανίνομΆ, perf. 
 ind. "όια,νιν'ίμηκοί' pres. pas. ^/avs^o^tta/, to spread, 
 extend, be divulged, be distributed ; perf. pas. 
 ^ιανίνίμ'/ίμοα• 1. a. ind. J^as, '^ανίμτιβ'/ιν 1. a. 
 subj. pas. %ιανίμτ,θω, r,?, n• From %ια, and 
 νίμω, to give, grant, ivhich see. 
 
 ΑΐΆνίνίμ'/ιμα,ι, perf. ind. pas. of the preced•' 
 i>ig. 
 
 Aiexvivu, to intimate or signify by nodding 
 or beckoning, to nod to any one, f. ίΰσω, p. 
 ^lavivivjcoc, 1 . a. ind. act. ^/tvivtrct. From δ<ά 
 and viCoj, to nod. 
 
 ΑΐΆν'/ιχ,ομί&ι, 1. fut. m. ζομχι, to swim 
 through or over ; to cross over, to come to, 
 arrive. 
 
 Αικνβίζω, f Ίσω, to make flowery or florid, 
 to paint with florid colours, to variegate. 
 
 Ata.vΊ<rτ'/ιμί,f. ffT' /ισω, to rouse up, excite, stir 
 up, incite ; to raise or set up ; in 2. a. to rise 
 up ; to make an attack, loith sU• in the mid. to 
 rise up ; ^toivatTTocs, standing up ; '^ια.νίστα,μα,ι, 
 to stand up. 
 
 Αιοί.νο'ίομΆΐ, ουμαι, 1•^• Ίιη. τκτομκι, to reason, 
 to consider, to ponder, to think ; to design, to 
 purpose. From ttu, and ναίω, to think. Th. 
 v'ooi, or νοΖζ, mind. 
 
 Aia,vo7i6iii, part. 1. a. pas. of the same. 
 
 ΑΐΆνό'/^μα, aro;, ro, a thought, thinking, 
 reflection ; opinion. Fr^im 1 . ptrs. sing. perf. 
 ind. pas, of the same verb. 
 
 Atavofitrh, 2. pi. subj. pres. p)as. contr.from 
 the same. 
 
 ΑιανΰΥίτί κ,ος , τι, ov, belonging to thought or 
 thinking, intellectual. From 3. jjirs. sing, 
 perf. ind. pas. of the same. 
 
 AiuvoM, as, h, exercise of the mind, thoueht, 
 thinking ; reasoning ; the mind, the under- 
 standing ; opinion ; a sentence ; the sentiments, 
 or thoughts of the characters in a drama, 
 Aristot. Poet. 6.] 
 
 Αίΰίνοίγω, to open ; to explain, to teach, 
 part. pres. act. ^ίχνοίγων, ονσα., ov imperf. 
 ind. act. ^I'/ivotysv, f. ^ixioi^uf• 1. a. ind. act. 
 ^ΐίήνοιϊ,α• I. a. ind. pas. ^ιτινοίχ^ύτιν, ris, τ), and 
 m 3. pi. ^mvolx^unffoi))• 1. a, imperat. pcfs. 
 
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 '^κχ,νοίχ^β'ήνι. From %tK and ανβ'ιγω, tvhich is 
 from α,να, and οϊγω, to open. 
 
 Atc(,\>oy.7t, sj?, Yi, a distribution, division, a 
 largess to the people. From p. ind, mid. of 
 ^(Civk/iico, to distribute. 
 
 Αια,νοούμίνος, pres. part. pas. contr. from 
 %ια.ν<ίίομα,ι, to ponder, to reflect. 
 
 Oi-tfAVVXTissUM, f. iilfM, p. Oia,ViVZUX.rif>iVKa, 
 
 to pass the wliole night, to spend the night, 
 1. β. itid. act. 'hiivuK-ioiua'a.. From ^la, and 
 νυκτίξζΰω, to pass the night, ii^hich is from 
 νύκ.τζξΰ;, nightly, nocturnal. Th. νυξ, ννκ,τοζ, r„ 
 the night. 
 
 ίλ;άνυ(τμα,, aros, το, a journey or march ; 
 the finishing of a journey ; a progress ; a day's 
 journey or march ; a night's march. From 
 
 UtOLVVO.'. 
 
 ί^ίο,νύτω, the same as διανύω ; to perform or 
 accomplish, Xen. Mem. ii, 4, 4.] 
 
 Αιανϋω, properly, to perform or finish a 
 journey or march, to complete, to despatch, to 
 finish, f. ΰσω, p. Ih'^vao.• 1. a. ind. act. oin- 
 Μυσχ. From ^tk and ά,νύω, to finish, to complete. 
 
 Δ/αξί;?, 2. sing.fuL. 1. huL act. but οια,'ξί?;, 
 Dor. 2. sing. l.f. ind. act. from Ιιάγαι, f. 
 %ω, p. h»xoc, to pass one's life ; 2. a. ind. act. 
 'biYiyov. Th. αγω, to lv°ad. 
 
 Δ/«ξί/.7•^.ατα, ων, τα,, grooves or flutings of 
 columns. 
 
 Δί.ΐΆΤΓΆί'^ίύω, to instruct.] 
 
 Δ/α-ταντοί, adv. always, continually ; also 
 divided, as, om ταντο;, scil. χ^^όνου, through 
 all time, forever. 
 
 Αια'ΤΒίνν^^κτμο;, ου, ο, a passing the whole 
 night, a watching all night. 
 
 Αίο.'ττα.ζβίηνίίΊ, prcs. inf. act. to deflower. 
 Th. 'τα,ξύίνο;, a virgin. 
 
 Αιά.•τύ:ιτμα, ατοξ, το, a medical preparation, 
 sprinkled on tiie body or in the dririk. From 
 
 Δ.ια7τά,ίΤΰ•ω, and Jilt, -άττω, f. aff^j, to 
 sprinkle or strew upon, to besprinkle. Th. 
 ^ύ,σσω, -7TM,f άσω, the same. 
 
 ΑίΆτατάω, M,f. νκτω, to deceive.] 
 
 /Λιαττκύομα,ι, 1. f. mid. •7τα.ύσο[Λκι, to cease, 
 to desist. 
 
 Δ;α•?ί/λίίν, ω, fat, vi'Tui, to threaten, to me- 
 nace. 
 
 Δ<άτ2/^α, ai, 'Λ, experience, a trial, experi- 
 ment, essay, attempt. Hence 
 
 Ακχ,'τηίράω, ω, and -aZ,M,fut. άσω, to try or 
 make trial, to essay, to attempt. From -ρηΐξάω, 
 ω, or -άζω,^ιί. άσω. ΤΙι. τηΤξΟί. 
 
 A.ioc,'T'iy,'^co,f. -φΜ, to transmit, to send over, 
 to send away, to dismiss, to send about or to 
 send different ways. Th. ■τί/^.τω, to send. 
 
 Αιοί-τηοούνω, f. avoj, to bring to an end, to 
 finish, to complete, to efiect. Th. -z^ag, end. 
 
 Δ/αίΤ5ζ«ν«/, 1. a. inf. act. (f the same. 
 
 Αικ'ΡΓίξύσύί:, icvre;, 1. a. part. act. of 
 
 Αια'Ζίξύιΐϋ, ω, to pass, to go or pass through, 
 to cross over, f aau, and 'acu, p. oictvi<7ri^u>ia.' 
 1. a. ind. act. ^ιί-Τίξο-ιτοι,• for ^ίατίξά,ω, by 
 Hync. "^ΐΆΐ-ξάο), hence f. "^ια-Τξ^ια-Μ, and FoH. 
 by doubling σ,^ίΧ'Ζξ^ίτσ-ω. Th. ^ί^άα;, to pass over. 
 
 ΑΐΆ'Τίξ^ικ,ιζω,^. ίιτω, the same as Ικ<^&ρ%ικ'ίξα, 
 f. iffM, to deceive; to escape or fly away. Th, 
 •Τ5^Β/ξ, a partridge. 
 
 Αα>ί<τίξβύ!), f -τίξοΌ), the same as Th. ^τίξίω, 
 to lay waste, to ravage, 
 
 AiacTrsoovait), ω, f '/\σω, to fasten with a 
 buckle or button, to button together. 
 
 ΑΐΆ'ζΊξσημί'), 1. pi. 1. f. ind. act. of %ia,- 
 <τίξ$&ι, to destroy. 
 
 Aici'Tiiffilffuu.t, 2. f. mid. inf. tiocTfiailv, 2. a, 
 inf. act. from ^ta-r't-Trru, to fall between, to slip 
 between or out. Th. ττ'ίτττω, to fall, 2. fut, 
 m. 'τησονμ,χι• 2. a. ind. act. 'i'Titrov. 
 
 Αίΐχ,^ζτάΖ,ω, -άω, or 
 
 ΑΐΆ^ί•τύίννν/!Λΐ, fit. ά,τω, to open, to unfold, 
 to spread out. 
 
 Δ/ατ£τί«ίί/, to fly through or over. Aris- 
 toph. Av. 1217.] 
 
 Aiavviya, ων, ra,, small pillars, lohich are 
 disposed (^la'^rr/vvvTai) betiveoi the larger ones. 
 
 Αίχτττι^άω, ω, f νίο'ω, to pass over by leaj)" 
 i)ig, to leap over, JCrn.] 
 
 Αίάττικοος, ριχ, ξον, very bitter. From ^ikf 
 through, intnis, and τηκ-ξος, bitter. 
 
 ΑίχτΙ-:^τω, 2.y. m. 'TnTouiJbKi, to fall through, 
 slip between ; to slip out, to escape ; to perish, 
 to die, vanish, disappear ; to dissolve, to fail. 
 Th. -ττΐ-τττω, to fall. 
 
 Αια'ΠίΤτίύω, f εύσ•ω, to trust one with, to 
 entrust to, to commit, to confide to. From δ/ά 
 and τιιτηνω, the same. Th. 'τύύω. 
 
 Αία,•ζίΰ•τίΜ, ω, f 7ΐα•ω, to distrust or disbe- 
 lieve altogether, not to believe at all. From 
 o/« and α.'πκτ-Λω, not to believe, from the same 
 Th. 
 
 Αίά•7τλ/χ.(τμα, ατός, το, an ointment or fo- 
 mentation which was rubbed over the ivhole 
 body ; a forming or fashioning, conformation. 
 F^^om 
 
 Αικ<7τΧά.σσω, and Att. -άττω, fut. άσω, to 
 form, to fashion, to frame ; also to daub over, 
 to anoint. From 'Τλά,σσω, or -άττω, f. άαω,, 
 tlie same. 
 
 Αιοί'ττλοίτννω, f υνω, to make wide or broad, 
 to widen, to enlarge. 
 
 Δ/«τλίΓν τον β'ιον, to pass one's life. See 
 
 At0t.7rXift). 
 
 ΑιατΧ'ίκω, f. \ω, to braid, weave, entwine.^ 
 
 Δiα?rλβ|«iίra5, weaving or wreathing, ^ol. 
 for ^ια.'ρτλίξχα-α, part. 1. a. act.f g. of ha, and 
 -ττλίκω, to tie, to join. 
 
 Αίχ•7Τλίύα•αντε;, nom. plur. pai^t. l.a, act. 
 from 
 
 Αιοί'?τΧιω, f. <7τΧιΰΐΤω, pef. ^ιατίτλίνζοί, to 
 sail over or across, to sail through or to ; δ;«- 
 ττλίΤν τον βίον, to pass one's life, Herod, v, 92 ; 
 1. a. ind. act. ^liTrXiutroc. Th. τλεω, to sail.] 
 
 Αια.9Τλιιχ.τίζομ,ύα, and αιοί'Τλ'/ίχ.τίζω, 1 . fut, 
 mid. ίσομκι, 1. f act. ίιτω, to come to blows 
 with one, to strive, fig!<t, contend. 
 
 Αίοιτλάω, f. ωσω, Foet. the same as ^/ατλίω. 
 
 ΑίΛ'τνίω, (and -ίίω, Poet.Jf. ίύ<τω, to breathe 
 or blow tiirough, to perspire; to exhale, to 
 evaporate; to blow away, te breathe er take 
 
ΔΙΑ 
 
 199 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 breath ; '^ια,'Τνίϊσβκι, to be ventilated. Th. 
 
 ντνίω, to breathe. 
 
 ΑΜ•7Γολψίω, Wj fuL ν,σΐύ, to carry on a 
 war, to fight with one ; to fight it out. Th. 
 ^όΧίμ,ος, war. 
 
 /^ιοί'ττοΧίΤίύομαί, f. ίύσομοίΐ, to contend for 
 superiority in tlie administration of the govem- 
 nient, to follow difierent factions in the state.] 
 
 Δ.ια,'τόμτημοί, ου, ό κα) 'h, seat, despatched.] 
 
 ^ιατονίω^ ω, and 'δίο.'ττηνζομ,αι, οΰμαι, J". 
 ίο'ω, or τ,οτω' 1 . /'. m ίιτομα,ι, or '/,ιτομα,ΐ' to 
 labour, to elaborate, improve, train ; to take 
 pains; to exercise ; to be grieved ; 1. a. ind. 
 pas. '^η-τΓονήύτιν• part, 'i . a. ]ms. "^ΐΆ-ττον/ιόύζ. 
 From ^la attd •ντοήο.•, to labour. Th. •^ΙνομΆΐ, 
 to work, to do ; p. ind. ni. -ττί-ττονα• ■whence 
 τόνο;, TTOiiict), ^c. 
 
 ^ίΰί•τάντ{ΐς, ov, και 'h, ( όϊαα,'π'Όν'Γου ττλίων) 
 that sails over the sea ; coming from beyond 
 the sea ; maritime. 
 
 ΔίΐΚ'ΤτΌξίνμκ, ατοζ, τα, a passing t'irough or 
 over ; a passage. From 
 
 'ί^ιοί.'ττοφομ.αι, ουμο^ι, to be embarrassed.] 
 
 ΐ!^ίΒ,Τοοιΰομα.ι, i. f. 7)11:1. ίύΰΌμοίΐ, to g'O or 
 pass by or through ; to pass or go cn^er, to 
 go, to set out, to journey : inipsrf. ind. mid. 
 οΐίτοξίυόμ^ν p. j)as. ^ι/)6<^ί7τόξίυμα,ί• 1. a, ind. 
 pas, 'duTn^tuu'/t^, Th. 'τηΊξΜ, to pass through, 
 p. ind. mid. τί-ττο^ιχ,• ivhence •τόζο;, a passage. 
 
 /\ΐ!χτοξίω, ω, f. ήτω-, to hesitate, to doubt 
 exceedingly ; to be in doubt, to make a doubt 
 or question, Aristnt. Poet. 26 ; iniperf. ind. 
 act. οινιττόξίον, -ουν, ti;, -i7s, in, ~it. Th. ττίίζω, 
 to pass tiirough ; j). ind.. m. τίττοζκ, whence 
 "ττΌξος, κτοξοζ, όί770ξίΜ, to doubt, Src.^ 
 
 ΛίΧ9Τ,όξ'^ο-ίί, ίωζ, '/I, a doubting, a doubt ; 
 J^rom 2. pcrs. sing. perf. ind. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Αιατοξάίω, ω, the same as ^ιχ'^τ'ίξ^ω, to lay 
 waste, destroy.] 
 
 ΔίΐΒίτοξόμίόίΐν, pres. ivfin. act. to cross or 
 pass over the sea ; to transport over the sea ; 
 to interpret. From ^i« a7id -ττοζύμος, a strait. 
 From τύζω, to pass over. 
 
 Δί,ίΛΤΰα-τίΧλω, f. iXu, to send away into dif- 
 ferent parts. 
 
 ΑιοίΤοφωνίΜ, ω, f. ήσω, to disagree, to dif- 
 fer. 
 
 Δ^(ΆΤζίχ,γμα,τίνομ.α.ι, to trade or traffic ; to 
 gain by trade or business ; ^• f- tn. tvcroy,ot,r 
 
 1. a. ind. m. ^η'/Τξχγμχτίυ/τ^μ'/ιν, ω, α,το. From 
 ^ta. and τροίγμα.'πίκ'μαι, to trade or tiaffic ; 
 
 from Τξο,γμ.οί, business. Th. ττξάσσω, or -τ-τω, 
 
 f. |w, to do, to act. 
 
 Δ/ατ^«ί'£2/ν, to lay waste, to ravage, 3. a. 
 inf. act. Ion. for lia.'JTQ^a.hlv, hy Mtuth. for 
 ticc'xa.^uily. Fro7n δ/ά a,}td τίξάω, to lay waste ; 
 
 2. a. ind. act. ίττξοίύον, for ί-τΤΆ^ύον, o-y Melath. 
 /^ιοίΤζά,θομίν, 1. 2^^• "^• ^• ^'^^' ^(^^• I'"^• 
 
 from "hio, and ετξοί^ν, by Metath. for ετκζβον, 
 of τίξ^ω, to lay ^aste. 
 
 /\ιοίΤξΆζ^άμίνος, η, ov, part. 1. a. mid. 'hia,• 
 ψξάϊ,κσβκι, \ . a. inf. mid. of ^(«τςάο'ίτα, to 
 eiiect, accomplish. 
 
 Δ.ΐίχ,<Τξάϊ,κσ•$ΰί,ι, to obtain, 1. a, inf. m.from 
 ^ίατΤξίίίτσ-ω. ] 
 
 Δ,ιάτξασ-ίζ, icog, vi, a selling or sale. 
 
 AiO(,9r^a,(r(Toj, Att. -άττω. f. |&;, to effect, fin- 
 ish, accompHsh, do, perform ; to obtain. Tii. 
 τ^άσαω, or -άττω, to do. 
 
 ΑίΛΤξί-χηζ, toi, or ζωξ, ο xx) h, excellent, 
 egregious, choice, distinguished, eminent, splen- 
 did, illustrious, comely. 
 
 ί\ιa■7rξί<7rω,fuί. -ψο^, to live honourably or 
 becomingly, to distinguish one's self, to be dis- 
 tinguished, to excel, surpass ; adorn ; part. 
 ] . a. act. ^ΐΆ-τοί-φοί,ς, ο, excelling or excellent, 
 illustrious, splendid. From ^;« and Τζζ-τω. 
 
 Δ.ιχ'ττξΐ'ττΜ;, adv. eminently, excellently, be- 
 comingly, splendidly. From the preceding. 
 
 Αίϋί•7Τξ'/ίίασ•ύ«.ι, Ion. for ^ίατξά,'ξχα-άα,ί, 1 . a. 
 i)f. m. of^iCJCTT^^u.ffaw. 
 
 /\ια7Τξ'/ισ<τουΐτκ, part. l.f. act.f. g. arid 
 
 ί^ια.'τΓί^ήσσουσι, ^. pi I. fut. ind. act. Poet, 
 by doubting τ, from '^ικτηοά,ω, to pass through^ 
 which is from ^la. and <7t^ρά.ω.,f. -τηογισ-ω, and 
 by Syncope, νζγοτω, and Poet, by doubling tr, 
 νφίτσω• whence 
 
 Αικ'-^ρ/ι(η?ω, fa Poetical verb for tiu.'ffoa.u,} 
 to pass through, to run tiirough or oyqx. 
 
 Δ.ιΚ'Τξ'/ινσω, Ion. for Ίία-τίξάσσω, or -άττω, to 
 perform, accomplish, finish. 
 
 Αια'νξηστζΰΐίν, pres. inf. act. to discover οϊ* 
 disclose, to give information, to acquaint» 
 From ^ιαττ^τισΊτω, to pass througii. 
 
 Α.ικ•7ΤοΊομα.ι, 1 . fut. mid. ίσομ,κι, to grind or 
 gnach the teeth ; to be cut or sawn, as it ivere 
 to the heart ; also pas. to be sawn asunder ; 
 imperf. ind. pas. ϊα<Τξ/ψ'/ιν, ου, ίτο• 1. a. ind. 
 pas. ^ΐί•χξ!0^ιν. From 
 
 Αίχο^ξΐΜ, f. Ισω, perf "^ίατί-^ξΐκΆ, to saw 
 asunder, to divide by a saw ; 1. a. ind. act. 
 οίίΎξΐίΤΆ. Th. TOioj, to saw. 
 
 Αιχττξο, adv. totally, wholly, quite, altogeth- 
 er, entirely. From ^ta, and τξο, before. 
 
 Αίατξϋσίοζ, o'j, κ,αΐ yi, or -to?, loe., lov, pierc- 
 ing, penetrating ; clear, that may be clearly 
 heard ; extending through ; as f ^α•τοξίύιηοί^ 
 from '^ΐΆ-ττοξίύω. Th. τηίξω, to pass through. 
 
 Aict'T'ru.ffuxi, contract, from ^ίο,^Ρίτάίσύαι, 
 Earip. Med. 1, as if from -τττάομΆΐ, ■τττωμΆ,^ 
 which is not to be found ,• the better readin" is 
 ^la-rrao-ioii, 1. a. inf. mid. of ^ίκτίτομοα or 
 '^ΐΆτίταμα,ι, to fly tlirough, to wing its \\'ΐΐ\, to 
 cut its 'way, as a bird through the air. See 
 parson s note.'\ 
 
 ΑΐΆτίτύω, f. uffoj, to spit out ; to reject with 
 contetnpt or disdain, Demoslh. pro Coron.'\ 
 
 ΑΐΆτΐτωμο!., ίίτΰζ, το, a fall or falling, down- 
 fall, ruin ; and 
 
 Αιάττωσι;, ίως, v\, a falling or fall ; a dis- 
 appointment, misfoitune, ruin, a slip, a fault. 
 From "^ικ-τίττω, to slip or fail between. Th. 
 τΊτττω, to fall. 
 
 Αια-ττυνύάνομαι, I. f. m. -τηΰσομΆΐ, to ask or 
 inquire thoroughly, interrogate, to understand, 
 to know; 2. a. inf.mid.lia<?rv$i(rSai. Fro7n 
 }ioi and ττννβάνομ,χι. 
 
ΔΙΑ 
 
 20Θ 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 ^ίάτνξΟί, »ν, ο και ri, glowing, ardent, 
 fiery ; το ^ιάττνξον, a glow or ardour, Longin. 
 xii.] 
 
 ΔίάίΤίκΓτί?, ου, ο χ,α.) h-, heard, understood, 
 known by fame. From "^ιοίττυνύάνομ,κι. 
 
 ΑίΧξαίξ^ιτα/, is divided, 3. sinx. p• ind. pas 
 h/ Att. or Ion. reduplic. for ^/ΐξ'/ιταί' from 
 ^α,ίξίω, Herod, i, 1 92.] 
 
 Κίο,ρκτηΰω, f. ίΰσω, to figlit valiantly or 
 sitrenuously. 
 
 Ziyaoxsw, ω, f. Ίίτω, perf. εκ«£, to be equal 
 to ; to be sufficient ; to persevere, continue, 
 remain, endure. From δ/« and α,οχ,ίω, ίο be 
 sufficient ; to drive back ; to assist. 
 
 Δΰα,ζκΫίζ, 2. pres. siibj. act. contr. cf the 
 same. 
 
 ΑΐΆξκ,γΐί, ίβί, ο κχι '/}, sufficient, lasting, con- 
 stant, continual. 
 
 Αιάξκΰί, adv. sufficiently, constantly. From 
 the same. 
 
 Αια,ξμ'ο'ζω, f. Όσω, p. οκχ, to separate, to 
 part ; to dispose, to acljust, to fit ; part. pcf. 
 pas. %ίΥΐζ(Λοα•μίν3;. 
 
 ίΑίΰίξ'Ζά,-γγι, JJi, h, rapine, plunder, pillage. 
 From 
 
 ΑΐΆξ'τάζω, to spoil, plunder, seize, f. άσω, 
 «r «ξί^, ρ• liYig'yfa.Ka, -α,χ^Ά' 1. «. hf. act. 
 ^lapvairai, -i\a.t. From oioc and κξττάζω, to 
 snatch, to seize. 
 
 Αιχρραγίί'/ΐί, 2. sing. 2. a. opt. pas. from 
 ^tappriyjiju,', ivhich see. 
 
 Αιαρρα,'κηι, 3. sing. 1. f. ind. act. from 
 ^/αρραίω, to waste, destroy, ruin, undo. From 
 ϊ/ά and ραΊω, fut. σω, to lay waste. 
 
 Αι-χρρίω, ω, f ίΰσω, to flow through ; to 
 dissolve, to melt away, to slip awa}', to A^anish, 
 escape ; to fall away, to pine ; to perish. From 
 δ/ά and picd, to flow. 
 
 Aictcpriyvvfii, or ΰια.ρρ'/ισ(τω, f. ^/Άρρχ,ζω, perf. 
 ^ιΊΥΐ,τίχα,, to burst or break open, to break- 
 asunder, to rend or tear ; \. a. ind. act. hip- 
 β>ίξ«• pai^t. 1. aor. act. ^ιαρρ'/ι^α,ί, α,ντο;• imperf 
 pas. ^ΐίρρ'/ιγνύμ'/ιν, σο, το. ΤΙι. ρ'/,σσω, to 
 break. 
 
 Aictpp'/i^o!;, avro;, viasc. g. and in fcm. g. 
 ^/αίρ/ΐςασοί, pa)'t. 1. a. act. ofdiappyt'yvv^i. 
 
 Aixfpi'TTM, f. -φω, to scatter or disperse, to 
 throw about; '-i-f act. ^ικρριψω. 
 
 Αια-ρρυιω,, ω, fall asunder, gape open ; χ^ιΊ- 
 XiTi'j ^ί-ρρυ-Λχ,Όσιν, with gaping or drivelling lips, 
 j4rislo]ih. Nub. 870.] 
 
 Αιχρρυ^μ'ίω-, ω, f. Ϋ,σω, to compact or put 
 together, to form, to frame, Septuag. But 
 viore properh) the verb is '^ιχβρυΡμΊζω, Stcph.'] 
 
 ΑιχρρυίΙμ'ίζω, See Αια.ρρυί'μίύ>.'\ 
 
 Αιάρρυτοί, ov, ό koCi -λ•, thoroughly watered.] 
 
 Αίσ,ξσι;, £«ί, 'h, a hfting up, elevation ; iy, 
 ^ίάξσίω; μάχ^ίσ6(/.ι, to fight with cutting strokes, 
 i. e. by raising the sword, Polyb. From 
 ^ιαίοω, to lift up. 
 
 Aidoraoj, ω, fat. %σω, to lift or raise up, to 
 hang up ; to divide, to sever, to part, to separ- 
 ate ; to deceive, to lie, Numb, xxiii, 19. Jud. 
 viii, 16, (if the reading be correct). 
 
 Αιαξτίζω, fut. ίσω, to mould, shape, form, 
 frame, put together, to finish or perfect. 
 
 Αιοί,σοίφίω, ω, to signify, declare plainly, to 
 make manifest, to explain, to teach ; fut. ήσω^ 
 perf.l)ιa,σiσάφΫ|y.a■' 1. a. ind act. ^ίσά,φ'/ισα. 
 Frum "ilk and σχφ'ίω, to declare. Tk. σΆφ•)ΐζ, 
 clear, manifest. 
 
 Αιχσό^.φ'ησίί, ΐως, h, declaration, explanation, 
 an interpretation, a laying open, manifestation. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Αια,σύω, to shake violently, to terrify by 
 threats ; to extort inoney or goods by violence ; 
 to use violence ; y<ii. σύσω, p. '^ιασίσαχα.' 1. 
 a. ind, act. ύκΛσίσίΐσχ'Ί. a. subj. act. ^ιησίΐσω^ 
 v)c, >j, and in 2. pi. "^ιχσύσνιτί. Fro?n ^la. and 
 σύω, to shake. 
 
 Αια,σΐύίο^ to drive through ; ^ια,σν!)ομα.ι, to 
 haste through.] 
 
 Αία,σ'Λμ(/Α\ο}, fut . ανω, to give a sign, to indi- 
 cate, to show, to signify, to make a sign by the 
 hand. From 
 
 Αίάσ-ζΊμοί, ov, ο κα.) 'h, illustrious, distinguish- 
 ed. From 5/« and σγ,μΜ, a sign. 
 
 ΑιίσΜ, Toc, the festival of Jupiter, Aristoph. 
 Nub. 407.] 
 
 Αίοίσιγάσομ,Άί, Oor. for οιοίσιγγίσομ-αι, 1 . 
 sing. 1 . f ind. m. f 'οίασιγάω, f ntrcj, to keep 
 silence. 
 
 A^a.σκά^■rω,f -φω, to dig through.] 
 
 Αίχσχί^άννυμι, or "οιχσκ,ιΐίύω, f. άσω, to dis- 
 perse, scatter about, dissipate. 
 
 Αιοί,σχί^οι,σμοί, ov, o, a scattering, a disper- 
 sion. From 
 
 Αιασκί^άω, or -aZ,M, fut. άσω, disperse, scat- 
 ter, spread abroad, to disseminate. From ^ta 
 and σκί^ά,ω, or -άζω, to scatter. 
 
 Αιο:σχ,'.υάΖ.ομοίΐ, ^. f m. κτομκι, to collect 
 or pack up one's baggage or moveables ; to be 
 prepared, to arm. 
 
 Αιχσκίυύζω, f ύ,σω, to prepare, to furnish, 
 equip, arm, adorn ; to correct ; arid thence 
 
 Αιχσκ,ίΐιη, sii> '^, furniture, instruments, dress, 
 ornament, equipage. From oics, and Tli. σκίΖο-,, 
 a vessel. 
 
 Αίάσκί-φΐξ, ίω;, 'h, consideration, contempla- 
 tion ; deliberation, consultation. From ciL• and 
 σκί-φις, the same, ivhich is from σκΛ'Ζτομα,ι, to 
 look about. 
 
 Αιχσκτ-,νάω, u>,f. '/,σω, to pitch one's tent, to 
 encamp, Xen. Cyrop. lii, I, 21.] 
 
 Αίοι,σκ'/ινιττω, f. -φω, the same as "^ίσ,σχοο- 
 ■ziZ^ifO't' 'V«, to disperse, scatter about, dissi- 
 pate. See σκ'/ινί-τττω, the same. 
 
 Αία.σ:Λ.ί^νασι, 3. /)/. prcs. ind. act. of 
 
 Αι:£,σκΊ^ν'/,μΑ, f γ,σω,ρ. '/ικχ, to scatter, dis- 
 perse, spread about, Hesiod. Th. σκι^άω, to 
 scatter. 
 
 Αιχσκιοτάω, ω, fill. Ϋ,σω, to leap or frisk 
 about, to caper, to move or shake. 
 
 Αίοι.σ-'ί.οο'ττ'ίί,ω, to scatter abroad, disperse, 
 spread about, strew, dissipate ; f. Ίσω, perf 
 ^ιίσκόζΤικοί' perf. pas. ^ίΐσκόξ^ισμα• 1. a. ind. 
 pas. ^ιίσκοζτίσί•/ιν• I. fit. ])as. ^ιασκοο-ττισύτ,- 
 σομιχ,ι. From tia, and σχοζτίζω, to scatter. - 
 
ΔΙΑ 
 
 201 
 
 ΔΙΑ 
 
 AiaffKtivru, f. -φώ, to jest together spor- 
 tively. 
 
 Aiaff/u.a, ατός, το, a weaver's woof. From 
 ^ίάξομαι, to warp. 
 
 Ataer^av, to wipe clean, rub clean, pres. inf. 
 net. contr. of ^ια.α•μάω, ω, to wipe clean, to 
 "scour. Th, fffiaco, the same, which see. 
 
 Αίασ•9Τ&ξεντίί, nom,. pi. fern. j)ari. 2. a. pas. 
 ^ΐΆίΤτοίξΐ^ναι, 2. α. inf. pas, ο^^ιχσττζίξω. 
 
 Αιά.σ•7Γα,σις, ίωξ> h, and 
 
 Αιάστα,ιτμα., aros, το, and „ 
 
 ΑΐΆίτττασμος, ου, ό, a drawing or pulling 
 asunder, a tearing in pieces, a separation. From 
 perf. ind. pas. of 
 
 Αιασ-ττάω, ω, to pull or pluck asunder ; to 
 separate ; to pull or tear in pieces, to destroy, 
 abolish ; f. άσω, p. ^aa":Tocxoi,, 1 . a. ind. act. 
 %Λσ•7ΤΒίΐτα• perf. pas. ^ίίσ<^χα•μοίΐ• perf. inf. pas. 
 "hiiffTrafrdoir 1. a. ind. pas. 'Βασ'τάιτάην• 1. a. 
 Subj. pas. '^ια,σ'πΌίσΰω. From ^/ά and σνάω, f. 
 σ'νάσω, to draw. 
 
 Αια.σ''τύξΜ, to disperse, to scatter, dissem- 
 inate, I'f act. ^ι«σ••ηξίΰ• 2. f. act. ^ια<ττΐχξΜ' 
 p. act. δ/έίΓοτα^»α• 1 . a. ind. act. ^άσ'Πΐξα' 
 2. a. ind. act. ^Λα•'^αξον' 2. a. ind. pas. δ/ε- 
 ' (Τ'^χξνν• part. 2. a. pas. δ/ασ-ίΤα^?/?, ίντοξ- ρ, 
 mid. ^ΐίίτπ'αζχ. From, ^ict and στί'ΐζω. 
 
 ΑΐΒίο-τοξκ, as, h, a dispersion, a scattering. 
 From 1. nng. perf. ind. m. '^Λα-ττοξβί, if 
 οιασ'Τίίξω. 
 
 AiKfo-u, to pass through, strike through, 
 penetrate, Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 208. ] 
 
 AioifTOiXTiaOvroii, 3. pi. 2. fat. ind. pas. of 
 β/κστίλλύϋ. 
 
 AtctffTccXffts, ΐως, vi, a treaty, league, a stipu- 
 lation, an agreement ; a distinction. From 
 ^icitrrskXeu, which see. 
 
 AixffToii, avTos, distant, apart, divided, 
 separated, pari. 2. a. act. qfhiimi^f, to divide, 
 to part. 
 
 Αίκσ-τατ/ί, ίως, h, a distance, interval ; a 
 discord, dissension ; parting, separation ; a di- 
 vorce. From ^ιΐσ•τ»!μι, to separate, and this 
 from δ/« and Ί^τνιμι, to stand. 
 
 AtatfTuXov, 2. nng. 1. a. imperat. act. 
 from 
 
 Αίοίίττελλω, to draw apart, to open ; divide, 
 separate, distinguish ; loosen, relax ; to order, 
 appoint, determine, fix ; also to give orders, to 
 charge, to command •, y. δ/ασ-τίλ&ί,^). hio'Ta.Xxei• 
 2. a. ind. act. "^/ίο-ταλον imperf. ind. pas. 
 ^ηστίλΧομτ.ν, ου, ζτο• 1. a. ind. m. "^ιιστίΐ- 
 Χάμτιν, ω, ατο' pc'rf. m. "hatfToXa. From δ/« 
 and (ττίλλω, to send. 
 
 Αιάοττημα, ατός, το, an interval, distance, 
 space between. From ^ΰα-τημι, to stand apart. 
 Th. Ίστνιμι, to stand, 
 
 Αίασ•τιΐξίζ&/, f. Ίσω, perf ^ασ•Τ'^ζίχα, to 
 strengthen, support, sustain, establish, fix. 
 From ατοίξίζω. 
 
 AtaffTi^ffoci, 1. a. inf. act. '^loiffTnffas, α,ντος, 
 having proceeded; part. 1. a. act. from 
 οιί'αττνιμί. 
 
 Αικ^τήτνν, 2. a. ind. act. 3. pers. dual, 
 
 26 
 
 I num. Ion. for ^tierr^Tyiv from ^Λσ•τ-/ιν, 2. a. 
 i7ld. act. of'h^^ffτyιμι. 
 
 Αιοίΐττοιζά.ζω, f. άσω, to crowd together, to 
 heap up, to pack close. Th. (ττύζω. 
 
 Αιοίίττολτι, ns, vt, a distinction, difference, a 
 division ; also dilatation, separation, extension j 
 to which is opposed συιττολ'/ι, in the Medic, and 
 Gram,, writers. From, the perf. ind. m. of 
 δ/αο•τελλ&/, to draw apart. Th. στίΧλω. 
 
 Αια,σ-τζαΓοτι^ίύω, f ί,ύιτω, to besiege with a 
 whole army. 
 
 Αιοι,στξΙφω, to turn out of the way, wrest 
 aside, distort, corrupt, pervert ; f φω, perf. 
 'hiKfT^ii^a.• 1. a. ind. act. δ/έβ-τ^ε-ψα• 1. a. inf. 
 act. ^ίάσ-τξί-ψαι, to lead or turn aside ; j^^rf- 
 pas. ^ίίίττξαμμοίΐ, part, ^αστξαμμίνοξ, 9i, ov, 
 perverse, perverted ; pef, m. ^Λσ-τξοφα, From 
 ^io, and ιττξίφο), to turn. 
 
 Αιαστξοφγι, m, h, a perversion, distortion ; 
 perverseness, iniquity •, and 
 
 Αιάστζοφος, ου, ο κ,α\ «, perverted, distorted; 
 deceitful; insane. From perf . ind. m. ofhict,- 
 <Ττρί<ρω. 
 
 ΑίίΛσ•τξωννυμι, -ννύω, to spread with carpets 
 or coverlets, to cover, to lay, to prepare ; f. 
 στξύσω, p. ίστρωκοί' 1. f. pas. στο^ωίγ^σομα,ί• 
 p. pas. 'ίσ-τξωμαα. Froijl δ/ά and στξωνννμ*, 
 -ύω, to strew, to spread ; ivhich is form,edfrom 
 the obsol. στξόω, 
 
 Αίχσυξίγμοί, ου, ό, Ά hissing at, a mocking, 
 or laughing at. _ From 
 
 Ακχ.συξί'ζω, f. (τυξίξίο, to hiss, make a hiss- 
 ing, to hiss at. 
 
 Αικσ-υξμοί, ου, ο, a. pulling or draAving asund- 
 er ; a mocking or laughing at ; detra^Jtion, a 
 disparaging. From 
 
 Αιοίσϋξω, u;, it, to draw or pull asunder ; 
 to defame, to detract, to laugh at, to blame, 
 dispraise. Th. σύξω, f ζω, p. σ'ατυξκ,α• p)^rf' 
 pas. σισυξμοίΐ• to draw. 
 
 Α^α,σφκϊ,, ayo?, ri, a distance, an interval, 
 separation, a valley. From ^la and σφάζοα, 
 to kill, which see. 
 
 Αια,σχ^ΙΖ,ω, f. 'κ/ω, perf. ϊ^ήσ•;^ιχα, or ^ή- 
 σ-χιχοί, to cut apart, cut asunder, sever, cleave, 
 rend, to divide, to tear away. 
 
 Αιασ•;^ολζω, ω, f. 7\ΐίω, to keep one busy οχ 
 employed ; to occupy, to take up one's time. 
 From "^la, and ά,σχ^οΧίω, to be busy, not to be at 
 leisure. 
 
 Αιοίτχ^ων, part. 2. a. act. of hip^a, or hei- 
 (τχίω, to penetrate, pierce through. Th. ϊχω^ 
 
 2. a. ind. act. 'itr^ov. 
 
 Α/ασ-ύζω, to save, preserve, keep safe ; 
 bring safe, deliver safe ; cure ; f tu, p. haicrs- 
 <τωχα• 1. a. ind. act. δάσωσα, 1. a. subj. act, 
 ^loiffuffm, m, 91, 1. a. inf. act, ^ίθί<τύα•α{' 1. a. 
 ind. pas. tuffaiunv, m, «> jmrt. 1 . a, jyas. heiffa- 
 βύί, 1. a. inf. pas. ^ιασωό^ναι. From δ/ά and 
 αωΖ,ω, to save, preserve. Th. σόο?, safe. 
 
 Aioiffcuffia, 3. nng. 1, a. opt. act. JEol. of 
 the preceding. 
 
 Aioiffuffyi, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. and in 
 
 3. jU. "hiaffcdcrecg-r from ^ιοκτβίζω. 
 
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 ΑίΛταγί], ϋί, «, a disposition, an appoint- 
 ment, ordinance. From 2. a. iad. pas. "^ατά- 
 γνν, «ί, >?, or rather from the peif. ind. m. of 
 
 ΑιάνΆγμΑ, Λτος, το, an ordinance, com- 
 mandment, an order. From perf. ind. pas. of 
 the same verb, 
 
 Δ/άταξ/ί, i&je, vi, a constitution, order, or 
 decree ; a disposition, an arrangement. From 
 the same tense of the same verb. 
 
 ΑιατοίξΆΟ-σω, or -rrm, to disturb or trouble 
 exceedingly, to disorder, to throw into con- 
 fusion ; f. ξώ>, /). "hmTiraga-^a., 1 . a. hid. act. 
 ^ΐίτάραξχ' perf. pas. ^αητάξχγμοα, 1 . a. ind. 
 pas. %ΐίτα.ζάχύ^ιν. From 'hia. and ταράσσω, or 
 -7τω, to disturb, to agitate. 
 
 Δίάτ«<Γ/ί, ίως, h, an extension, a stretching 
 or straining ; a distention. From "^ιατίίνω. 
 
 Α>α.τΆΐτβ•ω, or ~ττω, to set in order, ar- 
 range, to dispose, to regulate; to appoint, to 
 ordain, to command; f. |«, p. %κχ.τ'ίτα.χ^Ά• I. 
 a. ind. act. δίέτ^ξα, 2. a. ind. act. ^Λταγον 
 l.y. m. "^ικτΆ^ϋμΆί, perf. pas. ^ίο,τϊταγμα,ι, I 
 am ordered, Herod, i, HI ; part. peif. pas. 
 ^/ΐΛΤίΤΆ^μίν^;, '/ι, ov 1. a. ind. pas. ^^ατάχ^θην' 
 hence ra, ^ιχ-ταχ,ύίντα, charges, things given in 
 charge, n. pi. ncut. part. 1. a. pas. 2. a, ind. 
 j)as. ^ίίτάγην, and part. ^mcTayi't?' 1• «• ind. 
 mid ^ατα^άμνιν, ω, α,τα, perf. m. '^ια,τ'ίτα,γα.. 
 Th. τάιτσ-Μ, or -ττω, to put in order. 
 
 Aix7cc;]^iMv, adv. very quickly, suddenly ; or 
 separately ^/« τι/,χ^ίων also ^ίατάχ^ους, or "hioc, 
 fa'^^ovst and ^ιαταχ^ίω;, and also ^ιχτάχ^ιο;. 
 Th^ τα,χ^υς, quick, swift. 
 
 Atarihiiv, bi/ Sj/nc. for oixTzhi'/ia-xv, 3. pi. 
 1. a. opt. pas. of ^Μτί^/ιμι, to dispose. Th. 
 τΊίγιμι, to put or place ; f. Β-'/ί<τω, 1 . a. ind. 
 pas. Ιτϊύην. Hence I. a. inf. pas. ^lan^yivcti. 
 
 Αίΰίτίβξνλλ'/ιμίνύί, things published or spread 
 abroad, n. pi. nevt. part. perf. pas. from ttot.• 
 ^ξνλλίω, uj, to divulge ; f %σω, p. άκο,. From 
 'hik and ^ξύλλος, a whisper, murmur. 
 
 Αιατύνα;, part. 1. a. act. of ^ίο.'πΊνω. 
 
 Αικηίνομχι, to exert one's self. See Δ/- 
 eiTiivu.j 
 
 Αια,τίίνω, to stretcli out, extend, reach to ; 
 continue ; distend ; ^lac'viiviiv ό^βν, to travel ; 
 1. a. ind. act. ^άτανκ, p. act. "^(ατζτακοί. Th. 
 ruvca, to stretch.] 
 
 Αιχτί»;:^»ζ&>, f. iffn), to wall up, to obstruct 
 with a wall,] 
 
 Αΐ(χ,τίλ'ίω, ω, ίΐι;, -ίΓί, c^-c. to continue, per- 
 severe, to remain, nent. abs. ,• 0/50 actioeli/, to 
 finish, to complete ; to spend or pass, as one's 
 life ; ^ητίλίο-ίν αν, he continued being ; τον 
 βίον, to pass one's life ; ά,όονλωτον, to remain 
 free ; f. ia-co, p. "όιαπτίλίκα.. From δ/α and 
 ψίλίω, to finish, to perfect.] 
 
 Δ/ατέλβϋί, and ^/ά τίλβί/ί, adv, continually, 
 constantly, assiduoufly. 
 
 Αιατίμνα, f μω, to split, cut open or 
 apart, cut in pieces, separate, pull asunder. 
 From "^la. and τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 Αίχτίταμίνοί, •υ, stretched out, extended. 
 
 part. perf. pas. of hartiva/t to stretch out. 
 Hence 
 
 Αιατίτχμίνωί, adv. earnestly, with great 
 effort. 
 
 Αια,τίτιχ,χ^ίναι, perf. infin. act. of^ioLTaffffm. 
 
 ΑΐΆΠΤίνά-χ^ύαι, perf. inf. pas. of ^ienrivairir&f, 
 to shake apart, shake about, shake ; f. ^ω, p. 
 χα. Th. Tivaffffu, to shake. 
 
 ΑΐΆΤί'Τξχίνω, or ^(ατίΤξο,ίνω, fut. ανω, to 
 bore through, to drill or pierce through, per- 
 forate ; "^ΐΆΠΤξκνίΐ/;, for δ/ατίτ^ανίΓ?, 2. sing. 
 1. or 2.f. ind, act. See Τιτξα,ίνω, or -ά,ω. Th. 
 τζάω, to pierce or bore. 
 
 AiccrriKCd, f. |<y, p. act. χα.' p. m. ^ιατί- 
 τηπ,α, to melt, dissolve ; cause to pine or waste 
 away. From ^/ά and τ'ήκω. 
 
 Ακχ,τ'/ΐξζω, ω, to preserve or keep carefully ; 
 to watch, to guard ; to observe ; hnperf. ind. 
 act. όίίττιξ'ον, -ovv, εις, -s/j, $ε, w f. ntu, p. 
 οιατίτ'ήξ'/^χ,α,. Th. τ'/]ζίω. 
 
 Αια,τ'/ΐζ'/κης, ίωζ, 91, & keeping or preserving ; 
 a guarding or watching •, observance. 
 
 AiKTf, wherefore ? why V for what ? adv. of 
 intcrrog. From ?-/«, on account of, and τν 
 what ? 
 
 ΑικτΉγΐμι, to dispose, to place in order, 
 arrange, constitute, appoint ; to administer, te 
 settle, to establish ; to cause to be made ; to 
 treat ; αίσ-χξως ^ια,ηβηνα,ι, to be disgracefully 
 affected ; ϊμτα&ίιττίξον ^ιατΊύίσθκι, to be dis- 
 posed to pity, to be moved ; f. Ίιαύήσω, p. 
 "tian-'ihtx.a.• 2. a. ind. act. ^ιίύγιν pres. mid. 
 ^ίοίτΙΗμΆί, to bargain or covenant, and in S. 
 jylur. ^lUTtuivTOif l.f r)i. ^ικά'/ι(τομκΐ' 2. a. 
 ind. 7nid. ^εύίμ'/ιν, σο, ro. Th. τΐύ'/ίμι, to put 
 or place. 
 
 Aιa,rμr,γω,f. ^ω, to divide, cleave ; Odys. viii, 
 507 ; Apol. Rh.)d. ii, 298 ; 2. a. hirfloeyov .] 
 
 Αιατμτι'ξίίί, iif. of ^(ο,τμ'^γω.'^ 
 
 ΑΐΆτμνκτα-ο), the same with ^ια,τμνγω.^ 
 
 AiecToviov, ου, το, a clasp or button, a ring. 
 
 AioiTo^itjM, to pierce or transfix with an 
 arrow ; in m. -ομαι, to shoot with arrows.] 
 
 Αια,τοξενμ,οίτοι, ων, τκ, carvings, turned or 
 embossed \vork, carved work. 
 
 Αιάτοζοζ, ου, ο xcu h, penetrating, piercing, 
 thrust through.] 
 
 Αια,τξί-ττω, f. •ψΜ, p. φα, to turn aside, to 
 turn away, to pervert, to distort ; to persuade; 
 to terrify, confound ; to deter, dissuade. 
 
 ΑΐΆΤξίφω, f Β-ξί-φω, p. }ιατίτξίφ«, to nour- 
 ish, to feed, to maintain, to preserve. 
 
 Αιατξίχαν, to run through or over, to run^ 
 ])irs. 17 f. act. of 
 
 Αιατξίχω, f. Β-ξί^Μ, to run through or 
 over, to run about, to escape, to run away. 
 Fnmi liia and τξίχω, to run. 
 
 Αιατξίζκϊ;, dat. pi. from 
 
 Αιατξίζ'/ι, fjs, '/i, a delay, procrastination ; a 
 dwelling ur abiding, a sp)znding of 'one's time, 
 exercise, an employ men't, an occupation ; also 
 argumentation ; course of life ; meeting, a con- 
 ference, conversation, a disputation ; '^ιατξίζνα 
 TToiiiadat, to abide. From, 
 
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 ΑίΐιτξΤ€ω, to remain, spend the time, stay, 
 iwell, neut. ; also actively, to consume, ex- 
 haust, wear out, waste ; delay ; also to put 
 off; to apply one's self to any thing ; imperf. 
 ind. act. ^έίτξ/ξον, J", ^ω' p. ^/ατίτξίψα' 1 . 
 a. ind. act. '^Λτξΐ-ψα• 2. a, ind. act. }άτξίζον• 
 part, jn'es. pas. '^ΐΛΤξίζ'ομίνοζ• ^ια,τξίζοντκζ} cicc. 
 pi. masc. j^urt. pres. act. Th. τξ'ιζω, to wear, 
 beat, rub. 
 
 Αίύτξί;^α, adv. in three wa)'S ; trebly. Frotn 
 ί/ά and ψξ'ιχ^ο!., Dor. τζίχ^ύά. Th. τξίΐί, three. 
 
 Αιατξοφγί, sjj, 'h, food, nourishment, victuals. 
 From ^κχ,τζίφω, to nourish ; p. ind. m. '^lar's- 
 τξοφα' from ^la, and τοίφίυ, to feed. 
 
 Αια.τξνφύί, ivTos, part. 2. a. pas. of }tct- 
 ύξύττω, to break in pieces, to bruise, to ener- 
 vate. Fro7n "hiu, and Β-ξύττω, to break. 
 
 ΔΙΑΤΤΑΏ, «, to sift thiough, to bolt. 
 
 ΛΐΰίτντόΜ, ω, f. ύ(τω, to form, shape, fash- 
 ion, renew, change, describe ; establish, enact ; 
 and hence 
 
 Aiaru-ruifft;, ζωζ, ή, a delineation, descrip- 
 tion, formation ; a draught, sketch, representa- 
 tion, a forming, fashioning, a figure. Th. 
 τνττΌω, to form. 
 
 Aici'jcivirivui, 1. a. inf. pas. of ^(χναίνω, 
 -ομα,ι, to dry up, to dry thoroughly. Th. 
 α,υω, to dry. 
 
 Αιχυγάω, and -ύζω, to shine through, sliine 
 upon ; to dawn •, f. ^σ•ω, or άο-ω, p. "hiyiuy/iKct, 
 er -α,χ,α,' 1. a. ind. act. ^ίτιύγαίσαί• 1, a. suhj. 
 act. }>α.υγά(Τω, r,;, yj. From ^la, and αυγκζω, 
 to enlighten. Th. uvyii, splendor. 
 
 Δίαν^ί/α, «f, it, transparency, clearness, 
 brightness. From 
 
 Aiccuyhi, eos, ο και h, ti^ansparent, pellucid, 
 clear, brilliant. From %tu. and alyn, light. 
 
 ύίΐα.υΧο'^ξΌμοζ, ου, ό, one who runs the diau- 
 lus or double race of two stadia, i. e. ^ιιττύ^ιον. 
 From ViuvXo; and ^ξόμος, race, course, from 
 p. ind. mid. of τξίχ;ω, to run. There is 
 also f/und ^ίίχ,υλο^ξομΰν, gen. pi. Dor. for 
 oicivXrj$^O^u,Mv,frQin ^ιχνλο^ξόμ^ΐί, ου, ο, the same. 
 
 Λίαυλος, ου, ό, a double stadium or measure 
 . of 1200 feet ; a double race, i. e. from the 
 starting place to the goal, and thence back 
 again, Callim. Hym. in Lavacr. Pallad. 23 ; 
 also a narrow passage, a strait. From %ia and 
 aik'/i.j 
 
 ΑιαφαγίΤν, to eat, consume, devour.] 
 
 Αίχφάγ'/ι, 3. sing. subj. j}res. ind. act. from 
 ^ίχφάγω. From ^ioi aiid φάγω, to eat. 
 
 Ι\ία.φάγων, ούσα, ov, eating up, consuming, 
 corroding, gnawing ; part. pres. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Δ,ιαφαίνω, f. uvZ, to show, exhibit ; shine 
 out ; appear or seem, Thucyd. ii. From δ/« 
 and (ραΊνω.~\ 
 
 Δ.ια.φ(χ,νείοί, and -ία, as, ri, clearness, trans- 
 parency, brightness ; and 
 
 Αιαφ&νίι;, ίοζ, ό χα) ί}, transparent, pellucid, 
 bright, shining, clear ; celebrated, illustrious. 
 From ^ιαφαίνω, to show ; p. ind. m. "htaTt- 
 φ*ινα. Th. φαίνω, to shine, to be bright. 
 
 AixfxvffKOit and -ψαύω, f. ffu^ p. κχ, to 
 shine upon, to dawn. Th. φάω. 
 
 Αίχφίξοντα, CUV, T«, things which differ ; 
 things which excel or are better ; nom. j)l. 
 neut. part. pres. act. from ^ια.φίξω. 
 
 Αιχφίξόντωί, adv. excellently, extremely, 
 exceedingly ; by far, otherwise, differently.] 
 
 Αιαφίξω, to carry through or over or about ; 
 to scatter or spread abroad, to disperse, to pub- 
 lish ; to pass or spend ; to sustain or bear ; to 
 excel, to differ ; imperson. ^/αφίξα μοί, it con- 
 cerns me, ^c.f ^ιοία-ω, 1. a. indie, act. "hmviyKa• 
 2. a. ind. act. "^ίΥΐνιγκον, 1. or 2. a. subj. act. 
 οΐίνίγχω, γζ, sj- pres. Jias. ^κχ,φίξομαι, to be spread 
 abroad or dispersed, to differ ; also to be car- 
 ried hither and thither, to be tossed up and 
 down. Th. φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Αια,φίύγω, to shun, to fly, to run away, to 
 escape ; f. ζω, ]}. ττίφευγα (χ^ being changed 
 into γ for the sake of euphony J , l.y. m. ^αφευ- 
 ζομα,ι, 2. a. ind. act. ΙΛφογον, 2. a. opt. act, 
 ^ίοι,φύγΰΐμί' p. m. ^ια,τίφυγα. Th. φίύγα^ 
 (fugio) to flee. 
 
 Αααφ'/ιμίω, ω, f. ν^σω, p. '/ιχ.ά, to .spread a 
 report. From 'htoe, and φ^μη, fame, report. 
 Th. φάω. 
 
 Αιοίφημίζω, to publish abroad, to report •, f. 
 ίσω, p. ^ια,'τηφ'Λμικα.• 1 . a. ind. pas. '^ηφημίσύπν. 
 From the same. 
 
 Αιαφ^Άξίί, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. pas. from 
 
 Αια,φίείζω, to corrupt, spoil, destroy ; vio- 
 late, debauch ; to kill ; l.y. act. ^ιαφίίξω, 2. 
 f act. ^ια,φύκξω, J), act. ^ήφύαξχχ, 1. a. ind. 
 act. ^ύφΰζΐζΆ, 1. a, inf. act. "^ια.φύίΐζα.ι, 2. a. 
 ind. act. ^ήφ^αξον perf pas. ^ιεφβαξμΆ/, part. 
 ^αφύαξμίνοί, spoilt, ruined ; ουπξος μίν δ/έ- 
 φ^Λξτο, the one laboured under a natural de- 
 fect, Herod, i, 34 ; 2. a. ind. pas. "^ηφβάξτιν 
 p. ind. m.. ^Αφόΰξχ. From §;« and φύύξω, to 
 corrupt, to spoil. From φύίω, the sa7)ie.^ 
 
 Αιαφόΰξο,, αί, 'h, corruption, bane, mischief j 
 seduction ; a debauching, miscarr3nng ; death, 
 destruction ; dissolution ; slaughter. From }}. 
 ind. m. 'Βήφβοξα, of "^ίο,φύίίζω, to spoil, to cor- 
 rupt. Hence 
 
 Αιαφύοξενς, ίως, ο, a corrupter, violator.] 
 
 Αιαφύοξίω, ω, f. vitru, to plunder, to lay 
 waste. 
 
 AιΆφλiγω,f. ξω, to consume.] 
 
 Αικφοζίω, ω, f. 7ΐ(τω, p. ηχ,α, to terrify, to 
 frighten. Whence 
 
 Αίαφόζ'/ιμα,, ατοζ, το, fear, dread, terror. 
 
 Αίχφοίτάω, ω, f. 'Ασω, p. ηκ,α, to be spread 
 abroad, to go or spread through, to be noised 
 about. 
 
 Ακχ,φοξα, ui, 'h, a difference, diversity ; con- 
 tention, enmity, dissension, discord. From 
 ^αχ,φίξω, to differ. 
 
 Αιαφοξευομενος, part, pas.from ^ιαφοξίύω, to 
 tear in pieces.] 
 
 Αια,φορϊω, ω, f. 'Αΐτω, ρ, nxa,, (the sam£ as 
 αιαφίξω,) to scatter, to disperse ; to pull or 
 tear in pieces ; dissipate, plunder ; ίτάντα ^εφό•• 
 ξ}}ΐην, bears down every thing before it, LorH' 
 
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 gin. ί. ; 1. α. hif. act. ^»αίφοξΐίο•κί• in pas. to 
 be exhausted, to be dispersed Th. φίξω.] 
 
 /\ιαφοξ•/ΐΎ»}ΐοζ, »j, ov, having the power of dis- 
 persing or scattering, e. g. by sweat ; a medi- 
 cal term ; ^ια,φοξ'/ιηκ,α. φάξμα.κ.κ, diaphor- 
 etic medicines. From 3. pers. sing. perf. 
 hid. pas. of ^κχ,φοξίω. 
 
 Αιάφοξος, ouy Koi h, diverse, different ; ex- 
 cellent ; TO ^άφοξον, ου, a price, expense, 
 money, Theophr. Char. 10 ; compar. %ιαφοξώ- 
 τίζος, «, ov, more excellent. From, ^ίχφίξω. 
 Hence 
 
 Αιαφάξοίξ, adv. with a difference ; in a dif- 
 ferent manner, variously, differently. 
 
 Αίζφξκγί}, 55f, ii, a rupture, a breach. 
 
 ΑιάφξΛγμ,α,, α,τοξ, •το, a partition, a wall of 
 separation ; a muscle which separates the heart 
 and lungs from the liver and spleen ; the mid- 
 riff or diaphragm. From 1. pers. sing, perf . 
 ind. pas. of 
 
 Αια,φξάίΤΐω, or -ττω, f κζ,ω^ p. αχ^α,, td sep- 
 arate by a partition, to fence off, to, stop up. 
 Th. ψζΆίτσ-ω, to hedge in, to inclose. 
 
 Αιοίφι/χί, άσο;, '/ι, the same as "^ιαψυγι, ίί, ^, 
 the knees or knotted joints of reeds, canes, &c. 
 the interstice between the bones at the joints; 
 interval between limbs ; a fissure, cleft ; also 
 any intermediate body, or natural separation of 
 two things. 
 
 Αΐΰί,φύγο/, 3. sing. 2, a. opt. act. of "hta- 
 φίόγω, to escape ; 2. a. ind. act, ^ήφυγον. Th. 
 φίύγω, to run away, to fly. 
 
 Αια,φυτι, ίί, ri, interval, chasm, intermediate 
 body or object.] 
 
 Αΐΰίφυλά'ζαι, 1. a. 17 f. act. of 
 
 Αία,φϋλκ(Τσ•ω, or -ττω, f. ά\ω, p. α,χ^α, to 
 preserve carefullj', to keep, to guard, observe, 
 to watch. Th. φυλάα-σω, or -ττω. 
 
 Αίοίφωνϊω, ω, f. γιιτω, to be discordant ; to 
 jar, to differ or disagree, dissent, 8(;c. to perish, 
 die. From δ/ά and φωνίω, to utter a sound ; 
 aiid this from φωνή•, voice, sound. 
 
 Αια.φω<τκ.ω, to dawn, to be day. Th. φάω. 
 
 Aιa.φωτtξω,f. Ισω, to enlighten, to illumin- 
 ate. / Th. φωζ, light. 
 
 Αικχ^οι,Ίνω, to gape, yawn, open the mouth.] 
 
 Αιοίχ^ίχι, 1, a. inf. act. from ^ιοι,χ^ίω. 
 
 Αια,χ^ίΐξ^'ίΖ,ο/Λα,ι, 1 . f. m. 'κτομα,ι, to despatch 
 or kill with the hands, to lay violent hands on. 
 From 
 
 Αικχ^ίΐζ'ίΖ,ο}, to hold in the hands, to handle, 
 to administer, to rule ; f. 1<τω, p. hx^s^^iiotKct, 
 1. a. ind. act. ^ηχ^ύοκτοί, i. a. ind. m. "hn^tt- 
 ξΐσάμ'ήν, ω, άτο, 1. a.hf. m. ^ιαρζ^ίιρίο'κσίαι. 
 From δ/ά and χ^ΐξίζω, to handle. Th. χ^ύύ, 
 the hand. 
 
 Αΐίχ,χ^'Αοομ,αι, tlie same. 
 
 Aictpf^ii/yoTovsTv, pres. inf. act. to decide or 
 determine, to settle, or to make a decree, pro- 
 pcrhf, by If ling up the hands, but ^ιοί•φ;]φίζίίν, 
 by ballot ; and 
 
 Anc^ii^oTO'/ia,, us, '/), a deciding by liand- 
 vote. From, ^ik, χί>ξ, and τύνω, to extend. 
 Αικχίω, f. χ,ίσω, and χ^ιΰσω, to pour out, 
 
 diffuse, disperse, or dissipate ; to pour through ; 
 cut in pieces, divide ; melt ; make void ; cheer, 
 delight ; \. a. ind. act, ϊχ^ίυσα, e';^si/a, and 
 'ίχιοί. Th. χ^ιω, to pour. 
 
 Αιχχ,ξά,ομοί,ί, ωμαι, ί. f. m. νκτομαι, p. J)as. 
 -νισμαι, to kill, to punish ; the same with the 
 simple ^ξάομα>, to use. Th. χξάω. 
 
 Αιοί,χ^ξο,ιτβα,ι μιν, to lay violent hands on 
 himself, Herod, i, 24, Thucyd. i, 126. See also 
 Ά.νο!,χ^ζάομα.ι. Hence %ία^ξ'/ισί7ται, Oor. for 
 ^ια,ρ^ξ^σ-ίΤΆΐ, 3. sing, l.f ni. and 
 
 Αιχ^ξ^νχ/, pres. inf. of ^ια,^ξύω, or δ/ά- 
 Χξ'^ιμι. 
 
 Αίοι.χζησ•ύοι,ι, the same as the simple verb 
 
 ΑιάχζνσΌζ, ov, χα,) h, gilt, covered with gold. 
 
 Ata,^^u&j,f. χ,ΰσω, the same as ^ια,ρζ^ίω. 
 
 Αιοί,ρ^^ωξίω, eo.f. ν\τω, to go or pass through; 
 to void by stool •, to be current, as money ; 
 also, to succeed. Th. χωξο;, plac^, field. 
 
 Αια,χ^ωξίζω, to separate, to disjoin, to part, 
 to put asunder } f. Ισω, j), ^ιοίκί^ζ^ωο/κα, 1 . a. 
 ind. act. ^ηχ;ωξΐα•α,, pres. tn. Ίιαχ^ω^ιζομαι, to 
 depart ; ^ίαρ(^ωξία•^/ιτ/, 1. a. imperat. pas. 
 From ^loi and χ^ωξίζω. Th. χωξίζ, apart. 
 
 Αιάχωιτίζ, ιωζ, h, the act of keeping up 
 or damming up water, a securing by a dam or 
 bank ; tiie opposing of a bank or dam. From 
 '^ια,χ^'όω, f. χύσω, to make a bank or dam, 
 to keep off or to protect bj' a dam. Th. χοω^ 
 to heap up. 
 
 Αιά-φαλμοί, a change of the voice in sing- 
 ing, a change of the measure or modulation, 
 turn or change in singing ; according to others^ 
 a pause ; the beginning of a new sense. From 
 ^ια,-φά,λλω, the same as -^άλλω. 
 
 Αιοί-φίν'^ΰμί /.t, 1. f m. ίΰσομοίί, to deceive, 
 to lie ; also to be deceived, to be disappointed. 
 Th. •φίύ'^ω, to deceive. 
 
 Δ<«•ψ'/?(ρ/Λί, ίω;, h, a deciding or determin- 
 ing by vote, a decision, Lys. in Eratosth.^ 
 
 Aίoί■^ιθυξ'^ζω,f. ίσω, to murmur ; to whisper. 
 
 ΑΊζαφοζ, ου, ό Kxi h, twice dyed, double- 
 d3red ; Epith. of purple, "^ίζαφοί, ου, h, a pur- 
 ple garment. From Tis, twice, and βχτττω, to 
 dip, to dye. 
 
 Αίγα,μμοί, double gamma or digamma ; an 
 JEolic letter in form and power resembling the 
 Latin F. So called because it has the form of 
 two r's, one placed upon the other. 
 
 AiyX'/jvo;, ου, ο κ,α,) h, having two pupils of 
 the eyes or eyeballs. From Tt; and yX'^vij, 
 the pupil of the eye. 
 
 Αϊ'^χ.γμα, «,τοξ, το, proof, doctrine, instruc- 
 tion; a lesson ; example ; precept. From h'^a- 
 ίτκ,ω, to teach ; perf. ind. pas. ^ί^ί^αγμκι. 
 
 Ai^oitTOii ά,ξίτα), virtues acquired by instruc- 
 tion ; δ/^ίί«τ', SC. ^ξάγμοίτοί. 
 
 Αί}α.χ.ηκοί, 71, ov, apt to teach, fit or quali- 
 fied for teacliing ; and 
 
 Αϊοοικ,το;, ii, ov, the same as ^ί'^ί^αγμινος, 
 taught, applied to things ; also tilings that may 
 be taught or learned ; to be taught. Th. ^t^»* 
 σκω, to teach. 
 
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 Αί^κκνξΰν, oil, το, a fee for instruction paid 
 by the pupil to tiie master, T/ieoc. viii, 86* 
 from ilw same T/i. 
 
 Δ/^«ξ«/, 1. a. inf. act. ^/I«|s, i3. mig. 1. a. 
 ind act. Ion. for iVtoot'^y from ^thaffno), to 
 teach ; f }ί^ύ'ξω. 
 
 ΑιΙάξ,ν?, '2. pers. sing. 1 . a. siibj. act. 
 ^ι^αί'ξΜ, l.f. or I. a, subj. act. of ^/"^άα-κω, to 
 teach. 
 
 Αί'^ϋίξ/ς, ieai, ii, the act of teaching, instruction. 
 
 Αίΰχσκ', for ^ί^χιτκί, teach thou, 2. sing. 
 jyres. imperat. act. from %ι%ά(τκω. 
 
 Δϋ'^ασκ.α,λίΊον, ου, το, Ά place of instruction, 
 a school ; and 
 
 Αι^ασκ,οί,λίοι,, a.?, 'h, doctrine, instruction ; 
 learning ; the office of teaching ; Ιϊ^οίσκοίλίοι,, 
 ων, τα, lessons, instructions, things which one 
 teaches another ; the fees for instruction ; pre- 
 cepts. 
 
 Δίδαο-^άλ/ον, ου, το, the pay for instruction, 
 tuition money.] 
 
 Α'ί'οά,σκα,λοζ, ου, ο, a master, an instructer, 
 teacher. From the same. 
 
 Αι^ούσκίμεν, and 'ht'ha.iTKifz.iva.t, pres. inf. act. 
 Ion. and Dor. for '^thacrx.iiv, from "^ί^άίΤκ,ω, to 
 teach. 
 
 OkthaiTKiu, Dor. 2. sing. pres. imperat. pas. 
 for "^i^xa-siov, of the same verb. 
 
 ΐΑί'^οίσκ,ίω, f. ήσω, Att. for ^ι^ά/τκ,ω, f. ζω, 
 to teach. 
 
 A.i^xffxij<rcci, 1. a. inf. act. of "^ΐ^α,σ-Λω, the 
 same as 
 
 ΔΙΔΑ'2ΚΩ (Ι'ί^ατκ.ω), to teach, instruct, 
 cause to learn ; show, prove ; Ώιι^άχ^βί) ρ'/,τούρ, 
 Tcvt/^yos, ^-c. he was instructed in rhetoric, in 
 the chase, SfC. •, to produce and exhibit a trag- 
 edy, comedy, or other dramatic piece, or to 
 have ic performed, Herod, i, 23, and vi, 21 ; 
 like docere fabulara in Latin, Cic. Tusc. 
 Qucest. iv, 29, c^'x•.; imperf. ind. act. i^iloio-xov, 
 f. ^ί^ύ'ξίο, p. ^g^i^a^ec, 1. a. ind. act. Ι^;^«ξ«, 
 «ί, s, 1. a. imperat. act. 2. ^ing. ^i^a^ov, 1. a. 
 subj. act. "ΒΐΒαζ^ω, sjj, >7, 1 . o, inf. act. '^i^u.^xr 
 pres. pas. ^ί^άσ-κ,ομοα, to learn, to be in- 
 formed or instructed ; in mid. to take care to 
 have taught ; p. pas. ^ε^ί^οίγμοα, 1. a. ind. pus. 
 ύιδύ^β'/ίν, '/IS, 91, and in 2. p)l' ί^ί^άχ^ύητί.~\ 
 
 Αί^α,χγί, 7,ς, h, a teachiag, instruction, doc- 
 trine, learning. From "^t^affit^. 
 
 Αί2αχ;βίηί, thou mayest be taught ; 2. sing. 
 1. a. subj. pas. of the same. 
 
 Aiti'iotffi, 3. j}l. pres. ind. act. Poet, for 
 ^tViocffi, or '^I'hiTffi, from t'lh/ifAt, the same as ^εω, 
 to tie or bind. 
 
 Δ/§57, Ion. and Poet, for Qi^ti, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. ind. act. from '^Ι'^ημι, and this from Vim, 
 to tie. 
 
 Δνδθϋί^εν, for Vthofj(,iv, 1 . p/. pre^. ind. act. 
 by a Pleonasm of the letter a from Vi'^m^i, to 
 give. 
 
 Δ/δοΓ, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. contr. }i2o7<rL•, 
 for h^oTs, 2. sing. pres. ind. act. contr. and 
 by JEol. Paragoge of the syllable S-a, from 
 ^iVooj, for νι^ωμι, to give ; and Vi^oi, Dor. for 
 
 Vt^ou, 2. sing. pres. imperat. act. contr. from 
 Vitoi, -ου, for Viho6t, of the second conjug. 
 
 Αι^όμίν, Ion. for ^t^oveci, ^;res. iif. act. of 
 "^ί^ωμ,ί, to give. 
 
 Ai^oTi, Dor. for ^Ι^ωσ-ι, 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 act. ^t^ovTi, Dor. for "^tooutri, 3. pi. pres. ind. 
 or dat. pi. 2^o.rt. pres. act. of'h'iou^t, to give. 
 
 AihoTM, 3. sing. pres. imperat. act. ofVi^outf 
 2. sing, and in 2. j)l. ^ί'^οτι• from "hi^wfAt. 
 
 Αί^ου, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. Ion. for 
 έ^/^βν, from ^i^'oca ; it may also be the jn-es. 
 imperat. mid. Vi^ou, and Vi^ocrn• "^thoZvoit by 
 Poet. Epenth. for ^i^avcci, pres. inf. act. ^/^ewy, 
 j}art. pres. act. litoua-i, 3. pi. pres. ind, act. 
 from Vt^w/jt-i, to give. 
 
 Aihovv, Ion. and Poet, for δ/^βνα<, to give •, 
 pres. inf. act. from ^ι^ωμι, or inf. from 
 
 Ait'ooj, o>>,f. ύσω, the same as Vitui^t. 
 
 Αΐ^ξάο'κ.ω, to run away, to escape ; f. ^ξάσ-ω, 
 p. ακοί. From ^ξύω, to run away, obsol. 1. a. 
 ind. act. 'β^ασοι,, by Apocop. ε^ξα, opt. "^pccr/iv, 
 inf. ^ξΰόναι, Dor. for ^ξί^νοίί ; part. "^ξάς. From 
 θξ?ίμι, sec. cotijug. 
 
 Αί'^ξΆχμον, ου, το, fsc. ))Όμισμ.θί), a double 
 drachma, a coin containing two drachms, neut. 
 gen, from 
 
 ΑίΙξα,χ^μος, ου, ό κοι) 'h, of the price or value 
 of two drachmas. From ^i;, twice, and 
 ^ξαχ^μη, a drachm. 
 
 Αι^υμΰ,ονε, twins, twin brothers ; nom. and 
 ace. dual, (f'hίl•υμa,ωv, ovos, uihich is from δ/^ϋ- 
 μο;, ου, ό κα.) τι, a twin, double or two. 
 
 AΐhυμclτΌκ,oζ, ου, h, bearing twins. From 
 ^ί^υμο;, a twin, and τίκτω, to bring forth ; j). 
 ind. VI. τ'ίτοκ,οί. 
 
 Αίουμεύου^Ά, '/ι;, 'h, having twins. Cant. 
 iv, 2. 
 
 ΔΓΔΤΜ02 (νί'^ϋμοζ), ου, ο xai 'h, a twin ; 
 double ; ^ί'^υμοι, twins ; ^ί'^υμάονε$, the same, and 
 also two. Fro?n ^ΰω, two. 
 
 Αί^υμοτόκ-οί, ων, ai, bearing twins. 
 
 Αι^υμόχ^ζοο;, contr. ου;, ο xou t], of two 
 colours, having two colours, two-coloured. 
 From ^ί'^υμοζ, double, and χξόα, colour. 
 
 Ατ'^ω, ουζ, h, a proper narne. Dido.] 
 
 Αΐ^ω, Λΐί, ω, pres. subj, and 
 
 Α'ι^ωύί, for Vi'houi, Poet, and JEol. 2. sing, 
 pres. imperat. act. of 
 
 ΔΓΔΩΜΙ (Ιίύωμι), to give, grant, be- 
 stow ; present, offer, deliver, to give in mar- 
 riage ; inflict ; permit, ascribe, yield, commit, 
 intrust ; imperf. ίh'^hωv, ω;, ω, or ύΐ^ουν, eug, 
 ου, from Ίι^Όω- f %ύισω, 1. a. subj. act. ^άκτω^ 
 ri, '/},for "haiKoj, r,i, 55- ^>. 1)'ε^ωκ.οί, pluperf. ε^ε^ω- 
 χειν, and Ιέ^ώκειν, John xi, 57 ; I. a. ind. act, 
 ε^ωκα,, «j, ε, (having ^koc instead of -a-a, 1 . a, 
 like Ί'/ιμι, to send, and τΐύ'^μι, to put or place) ; 
 2. a. ind. act. Ώων, ω;, ω, 2. a. hnperat. act, 
 2. sing. SeV, and in 2. pi. ΙΌτε• 2, a. subj. 
 act, ^ω, ws, ft), 2. a. opt. act, '^al^jv, and Attic 
 ^ωην, Άζ, η, 2. a, inf. act, ^oZvon, 2. a, part, 
 act. ^oh;, ιόντος• imjyeif. ind, pas. Ι^ί^όμην, iro, 
 TO• perf. pas. %ί^ομοίΐ, σχι, τάι• 1 . a. ind. pas. 
 Wou'/iv, yi;, τι- 1. a. opt. pas. ^odilnv, ns, n• I. a. 
 
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 206 
 
 ΔΙ£ 
 
 subj. pns, ^αθω, ris, ψ 1. β. inf. pas. 'ho^nva.i• 
 ■part. 1. a. pas. toh)i, s7ira, tv l.y. pas. ^ο^ή- 
 ffe^aif vi, trar ^th'ovai opxuv, to bind one's self 
 by iin oath ; <re< ^ί^οται, it is permitted thee.] 
 Αί^ων, to give ; jyres. iiif. act. Dor. for 
 
 ^i'n,for £^/2, he feared or was afraid ; 3. sing, 
 imperf. ind. act. Ion. of ^/«y, for '^ι'ιΐω. Ac- 
 cording to orJiers it is 2. a. ind. act. of ^ίίω, 
 for "hi'i^M, zohose 2. a. ind. is Ώίον, t;, ε. 
 
 Ai'sSa/vi, 3. sins, imperf. ind. of "^ιαζαίνω, 
 to pass tiirough or over. Tli. βα,ινω. 
 
 AnS'iSaira, 1. a. ind. act. of "hiu^iQaZ^eu, to 
 convey or carry over. 
 
 Αΐίζλ'η^'/ιν, I was accused ; 1. a. ind. pas. 
 from }ιαζάλλω, to pierce through ; to slander. 
 Th. Ιοίλλω. 
 
 A/iyyudoj, ω, to pawn, to mortgage ; to 
 give bai; or security, to bail ; in mid. to prom- 
 ise, to giA'e security.] 
 
 Aιεγίtξi■J, to raise, to excite, to stir up, to 
 rouse, to awake ;y. ^αγ^ξω, p. "^iiiyioKci, 1. a. 
 ind. act. ^inyit^x• imperf. ind. pns. ^/syi/^e^s^v, 
 ey, ίτβ, 1. a. ind. pas. οιηγίξίαν, vis, *;. T/t. 
 Ιγύοω, to excite, to raise. 
 
 Aityi^his, raised up, excited, roused ; part. 
 1. a. pas. of the same. 
 
 Λιίγΐζ/Τίΐ, ίως, rt, a raising up, a rousing, 
 an exciting. From the same. 
 
 Αιίγνωκα, I judged or determined, I de- 
 cided, I resolved, pef. ind. act. oiiyvuv, 2. a. 
 ind. act. f-oin "hiaytvuxrx.u, luhich see. 
 
 Atitaffo-KTo, he distributed; S. sing. l.a. 
 ind. m. Poet, hy doubling cr• so 1ίΐοά,σσα.ο, 2. 
 mig. of the same tejise, for ^Γ^άσσ-ω, Ion. by 
 changing ω into eo• from ^ια,^άζΜ, to distribute, 
 f }ά.^Μ. Th. ^Άΐω. 
 
 Αή^ίζ,ί, and ^/ί^ίξαν. Ion. for tn^n'^i, and 
 hi^ii^oiv, 3. sing, and :i. ]>l. 1. a. bid. act. of 
 ^K/2iix.Muy.t,f ξ«, /). χ^α, to show. 
 
 Aii$r,\, adv. fhia, τίλου?, Hesi/ch.) to the 
 end ; also, b}' the way. From 'htt'/iy.!, to send 
 through, to transmit ; to pass over. 
 
 Αΐίύω'ύμ.ην, σο, το, inipt'rf. ind. pas. of 
 tioo'ihuiJA, to deliver through the hands. Th. 
 
 Αι'ΐο'Ιί,ί, 3. sing, 1. a. ind. of Ιιοι^οκ,ίίο, or 
 ^ικο'οΆ!», to seem or appear ; f 'Ιοκτιο-ω, or 
 
 Αίί^ξοι, Dor. for liiioyj, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of Ιιά^ξίίμι, to run away or escape, and 
 this from δ/ά a7id l^i^i, obsol. for which 'ht^^a- 
 β•Λω is used. 
 
 Αίϊόωχα, 1. a. ind. act. f ^tu'hi^ccjy.f, to 
 deliver. 
 
 Αί'ιΖ,ω^ιν, ?>. si)ig. 1. a. ind. act. if'hioc.Z,cov- 
 νυμ: to gird about, to gird up. Th. ζόω, ζων- 
 νύω, or Ζ,ωνννμι. 
 
 AiiuiTo, S. sing. 2. a. ind. m. of huri- 
 6ημι• 2. a. ind. act. if/jv, 2. a. ind. in. \6ίμ'/ιν• 
 and 
 
 Ai'i6'/ixu, «f, £, l.a. ind. act. of^ixTia' /,μι, 
 to dispose, to arrange. From ^ta and τίό'/ιμι, 
 to put or place. 
 
 A'm, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. (as if fronl• 
 ^iiuj if ^ι'ϊ'ημι, to send through or over, to 
 transmit. It may also be 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 act. of Viai, for §ε/δ«, to fear. Also Vm, go or 
 pass thou through, 2. sing. pres. imperat. fas 
 'lut, or εϊ, 3. sing, "τω, from the obsol. ϊω) of ιϊμι, 
 
 AniV /ις, ίοζ, or Ίως, and το "^ηι^ΐζ, clear, 
 transparent, limpid, shining, bright. Th. ulu. 
 
 Αΐΐί^ω, and ^ιοαί^ω, to distinguish, to see 
 through, to know perfectly, Th, u^u, to know. 
 
 Δ/εΓλ£, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of "^έαίξ^ίω, to 
 divide ; f ήσω, p. ^κα, 2. a, ind. act. -ilkovf 
 is, t. Th. αΐξίοί. 
 
 ΑηιΧημμ'ίνος, ov, intercepted, distinguished, 
 separated, divided; part. perf. pas. of '^ίο,λκμ- 
 ζάνω. 
 
 Αιύλτ,φα., perf. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 ό/ηιμι, to pass through or over, penetrate, 
 relate, recount, continue. 
 
 Αη'ΐ'ττΜ, to tell, relate, talk with ; explain or 
 interpret ; to rule, govern. 
 
 Anίζγω,f. ϊ,ω, to divide; to shut up or ob- 
 struct.] 
 
 Ααίζίο, ask thou, inquire thou ; 2. sing. 
 
 pres. imperct. Lm.for "^ιύξου• from 
 
 Αίύξομοα, to inquire, to ask. From ^ta and 
 » 
 
 itOCo. 
 
 At\y,, and before a voiuel δ/εξ, for δ/ά ε|, 
 through, throughout, Apol. Rhod.^ 
 
 Αακ,ζά,λλω, to pierce or thrust through ; to 
 pass out through ; j). ^ηχζ'ίζλ/ιχα. From δ/ά, 
 i», and βάλλω. Hence 
 
 Αακοολνι, yi;, 'h, a passing or breaking through 
 0?' over ; a passage through a defile or narrow 
 place ; an outlet or end. 1 
 
 Ai'ixuTo, it was constituted or established ; 3. 
 shig. imperf. ind. m.froni ^ίύχίιμι. Th. κ,ιΊμα,ι, 
 
 AiiKx,'j'7rTu,f. "φω, to look out through ; te 
 to look out of. From §/«, Ix, and χύ'τττω. 
 
 Αΐίχ'ότνιν, Άζ, v), 2. a. ind. pas. of ^ιχ,χΌ';ττω, 
 to cut asunder. 2%. χΌττια. 
 
 Aιιx'πλiω,f. ιΰσω, to sail through or out, to 
 break through an enemy's fleet. 
 
 Αήχ'ττλοοζ, contr. -ηυξ, ου, ο, a passing 
 through or out ; a breaking through a hostile 
 fleet. Th. τλίω. 
 
 Αιίχτλύίΐν, Ion. and Poet, for ^/ιχ-^τλίΤν, 
 to sail through, break through with a ship ; 
 pres. inf. act. contr. from the same verb. 
 
 Αήκξίβίν, Boeot. for ^αχξΙύ'/ισΊχ,ν, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. pas. of Ιίαχξίνύ^, to separate, ApoL Rhod. 
 i, 498. Ί 
 
 Αύχρ^οο;, contr. -ους, ου, ό, a flowing of 
 waters through a place. From δ;« and Ιχξοτι, 
 and this from Ιχξίω, to flo\v out. Th. ρίω. 
 
 Αηχύλυον, ίξ, ε, impetf. ind. act. of ^/κχω- 
 λύω, f ΰσω, to hinder earnestly. Th. κωλύω, 
 to hinder, ivinch see. 
 
 Αάλα,ίον, ε;, ε, 2. a, ind. act. of δ/αλαν- 
 6άνω, to be hidden ; I. f m,. λήσομα,», p. act. 
 λίλ'Αχοί. Th. λανθάνω. 
 
 Αιζλύλονν, imperf. ind, act, contr. of δ/α- 
 λαλίω, to publish, divulge. Th. λοίλίω, to 
 speak, which see. 
 
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 ΑηΧαόνω, f. λάσω, to ride or pass through ; 
 to break through, as cavalry do ; to pierce or 
 transfix. 
 
 Αηλίγίτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. m. or pas. 
 of ^ιαλεγομοίΐ, to talk or discourse together. 
 Th. λίγω. 
 
 Αηλίγ^^ω, f. ξω, p. χα., to refute, confute, 
 disprove ; pres. pas. ^ηλίγχ;ομχι, to be con- 
 futed, to be accused ; p. pas. ^ΐ'^λιγ/ΐΑχι, or 
 -εγγμχ!, |«(, xroii, part, ^/^ιλίγμίνοι, or ~ty- 
 lyfiivos. Th. ίλίγχ^ω, 
 
 Δ/ελεΓν, to have divided •, 2. a. inf. act. 
 ^ΐίλύν part. 2 a. act. frorii ^ΐύϋξίω, to divide. 
 Th. αΐξίω, to take ; 2. a. ind. act. ίΤλον, (from 
 ohsol. ikseo, or skeuj. 
 
 AiiXiv<re)jU,iua, 1. })L l.y. ind. vi. ofhn^^o- 
 μίχ,ι, to pass or go over. 
 
 ΑιιΧιχ^6ν)ν, 1 . si7ig. and in 3. pi. "^ηλίχ^βνι- 
 ea,v, 1. a. ind. pas. from ^laXiyoy.a,!, to dis- 
 course, to talk together. Th. xiycj. 
 
 Αηλιηλυ^χ, I passed through or over ; Att. 
 perf i?id. m. and 
 
 Αηλΐίλυβότα, (icc. sing. inasc. part, perf m. 
 from ^ίξχομχί, to pass or go through or over ; 
 p. ind. m. Att. ^ηλ^λυ^χ. 
 
 Α/ίλ^ί, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act, of ^χΐξίω, 
 which see. 
 
 AnXhtv, 2. a. irf. act. ο^^ήοχ^ομχι, to pass 
 through or over. Th. ίξχ^ομχι. 
 
 Αιίλκ,ω, ξΐ4/, to draw through, forth, or apart ; 
 to dilate, drag along. 
 
 Αηλοϊ^οξοΖντο, 3. pi. imperf . ind. pas. oftia- 
 Χοΐ^οξίω, to revile, reproach, rail at. Th. λοΊ'^οξο;. 
 
 Αίίλοντο, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. m. for ^luXovro 
 •/"^/a/^sw, to divide ; 2. a. ind. act. "^nlkov. 
 
 Th. χΐξίω. 
 
 Αημχξτυξχμνιν, ω, aro, 1. α. ind. m. of 
 %ιχμχξτύξ/>μχι, to testify earnesth"• or repeat- 
 edly ; l.y. in. ^ίχμχξτνξοΖμχι. Th• μάξτνξ, a 
 witness, luhich see. 
 
 Αίίμχχ^ίτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. m. of 
 ^ιχμάχομχι, to fight or contend earnestly. 
 Th. μχχ^'ίμχι, to fight. 
 
 Αΐίμξχλλω, 1. or 2. f. act. αλω, to cast, 
 tlirow, or put in. 
 
 Αημζξ'κτβην, ns, n, 1 . o. ind. pas. of "^ιχμί- 
 ξίζω, to part, to divide, to distribute. From 
 tix and μίξίζω, to divide, lohich see. 
 
 Αΐΐμτημτλχω, and -ημι, f Tk^ifu, to fill 
 up, to fill. 
 
 Annyxxiy and ^ηνίγκ,ων, excelling, excel- 
 lent } part, 1. and 2. a. act. from "^ιχφίξω. 
 
 Αΐίνίγχω, }ji, y, 1. or 2. a. subj. act. of 
 οιχφίρω. 
 
 Αίίνιίχ,χι, to despatch, finish ; complete ; 1. 
 a, inf. act. Poet, ofhtxipi^u. 
 
 Αΐίνίνωντο, Ion. for ^uvivoyivro, 3. pi. plu- 
 perf. ind. pas. of ^ιχνοίομχ», -οΰμαι, to think, 
 reason, reflect. From hx and νο'&ω. Th.. voZs, 
 the mind, 
 
 Aiiv^vo^Xf κς, £, jyerf ind. m. of "^ιχφίξω, 
 to disperse, to scatter ; to differ ; f οΙ(τω, p. 
 ■tnd. m. ίίνοχχ, and Att. Ινήνοχ^α. 
 
 Αΐίνικυτίζα, f. 'κτω, to pass a year in any 
 
 place, to last through the year ; to apply one's 
 self to any thing for a year, to spend a year 
 upon a thing. From δ;ά and Ινιχυτος, a year. 
 
 Aiivo^h, he was grieved in soul ; 3. nng. 
 1. a. ind. pas. qfhtavoioyyxi. 
 
 Δ<εξ, and before a consonant ^Λχ, for hot 
 ί'ξ, through, throughout, ΑρυΙ. Rhod.'\ 
 
 Atii,xyM,f a|<y, to pass or spend ; govern, 
 rule, transact or despatch ; to finish or make 
 an end of a controversy. From ^tx, Ιξ, and 
 ayu, to lead, bring to an end, settle a dispute. 
 
 Aii^xyMyn, ijs, h, a carrying through, a fin- 
 ishing or despatching ; the settlement of a dis- 
 pute ; a composition or agreement ; the event 
 or issue of a thing. From the same. 
 
 Αΐίζχίξΐ, Oor. for tii^ni^i, it rushed over or 
 through, it passed through swiftly ; 3. sing. 
 
 1 . a. ind. act. From δ/ά, εξ, and xiffa-u, to 
 rush ; f |λ/, 1. a. ind, act. m^x, x?, t. 
 
 Αήζίιμι, to relate, to go through in relating 
 or discussing ; to revolve in mind, pass through 
 or over ; also to pervade, as a disease, Thucyd. 
 ii. The present tense (as in English) /,? often 
 used in the sense of the future ; as in Theophr. 
 Char. Proosm. and various other instances. See 
 JVeu'tons Theophr. From' δ/ά, l| a?id εΤ^/.] 
 
 Aishiffiv, 3. j)l. pres. ind. of the same, with 
 V added. 
 
 Δ;εξελαν, or ^η^ιλχύναν, to pass or go 
 through or over, pres. inf. act. Th. iXxtjvMy 
 to drive, to impel ; f Ιλάσ-α. 
 
 Αιε^ίλίνιτόμί^χ, ί. pi. l.f ind. mid. and 
 
 Αηϊ,'.λ'ηΧυύχ, χς, ε, I passed through or over, 
 p. ind. m. Att. of^ιiϊ,iξχ^oμxιy to pass through 
 or over. 
 
 Αίίζ,ίΧ^ΐν, to have passed through or over % 
 
 2. a. inf. act. from the same. 
 
 Ais^sXia-ffsiv, pres. hf. act. to unfold, to 
 unrol, to loosen, to untie, to dissolve. From 
 ^tx, ίξ, and ixiffffu, to roll. Th, ιΐχίω, 
 
 Αηζίξχ;/>μχι, to pass or go through, to pass 
 over ; to relate, explain ; run over in reading, 
 read over ; consider ; to ponder. From "^la, 
 εξ, and εξχ^ομχι. 
 
 Αίΐά,ίξχ,οντχι, 3. pi. pres. ind. of the same 
 and }ηζίξρ(^όμίνος, ij, ov, part. pres. of the same, 
 
 Αΐίζ,ήμίνχι, to relate ; Oor. for ^n^nvxt, 
 pres. iff. act. from ^ιίξίΐμ/, or δ<εξ/>5^/, to re- 
 late, to rehearse •, to pass through or over. 
 From ^ix, εξ, and εΙμι, or Ι'ημι, to go. See 
 the Th. U. 
 
 Αη'ζιίνχι, for "Biayitv, to pass or spend. See 
 
 in Αΐίζΐίμίναι. 
 
 Αίίζο^ο;, ov, rt, a passage outward ; a high- 
 way ; a place where several roads meet ; the 
 end or sequel of a thing ; copious explanation ; 
 a military expedition ; the course of the plan- 
 ets ; a canal. From 'hix and 'i'^oto;, an outlet. 
 Th, ot'os. 
 
 An'v't^xffx, χς, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of ^ιχ^ε- 
 ξχω, to pass through or over. Th. τεξάω, t• 
 pass through ; f άα-ω, p. ^εττίξχχχ, which is 
 from τίξχς, an end, or -τεξχ, beyond. 
 
 A/iTFia-oVf iSf Sy 2. a. ind, act. of hxiri^re^ 
 
Λ1Ε 
 
 208 
 
 ΔΙΕ 
 
 to fall or slip through, to slip away. Th. 
 friTTcoy to fall ; 2. J", ind. mid, 'τησουμα,ι^ p. 
 act. 'ττί'ττ'τωκΆ^ 2. a. ind. act. ετία•ον. 
 
 Αϋ'τίφξκ^ί, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. Ion. for 
 ^ΛφξΒί^ον, ίζ, i. From 'Bta. and φξάζω, to say, 
 speak •, f. σω, p. 'ττίφζχχ,Ά, 2. a. ind. act. 
 'ίφξα,οον, p. m. <7τ'ί(Ρξα,'^α. 
 
 Λ.ιε9Τοντι, Oor.for 
 
 Αάτουιτι, 3. 2)1. pres. ind. act. of "^Λ^ω, to 
 rule, govern. 
 
 ΑατΓξάύομίΜ, 1. pi. 2. a. ind. act. from 
 %ια,•7τ'ίξΰω, to lay waste, to ravage, Th. -^εξ^ν, 
 2. a. ind. act. by Meiath. ε'τα.ξύον. 
 
 Αιί'Τξπσίτον, 1. sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. 
 froin 
 
 Αια.'Τξ7-ισσ'ω, Ion. for })ικ<π•ξά(ίσω, to finish, 
 efiect, despatch. Th. νξάσσω, or -ττω, to do. 
 Also 
 
 Α.ια'Τξ'!ία•'Τω, to pass or go through or over; 
 formed by Sync, and Epenth. of σ, from "hicc, 
 and fut, '^i^/i(fe>>,from -πεξάω^ to pass through. 
 
 Αΐίτω, to administer, to rule, to govern. 
 From ^ici and ετω, to take care of, to do, to 
 work. Th, ετω. 
 
 Αιεργάζειτόχ», pres. inf. of ίξγά,ζομ.α,ι, to 
 complete, to despatch, to finish, to kill. 
 
 Αηξεβίζω, f. ίσω, to irritate or vex greatly, 
 to provoke, to rouse. Whence 
 
 ΑηφύίσίΛΟί, ατός, το, an irritation, provocation. 
 
 Aιεξίίl•ω,f. iia-M, to fix or fasten in ; to sup- 
 port ; }ΐίξίίοομ»ί, to lean upon ; to press upon : 
 ^ιερε'ί^ο/ι/,αι σκ,ίμτωνι χ,ίξο;, to lean upon a staff, 
 Eurip. Hec. 65. 
 
 Αΐίξίσσω, or -rru, f 'ξω, to pass or cross 
 over, to row through. 
 
 Αιε^ιυνάω, ω, f ήσω, to search or trace out, 
 to examine, to inquire into, to investigate, to 
 make diligent inquiry, to search thoroughly, 
 to explore. From 2<ά and Ιζεννάω, to search. 
 
 Aiipivvuiv, ])art. pres. act, contr. of the same, 
 
 ΑιεξΥΐν, ace. sing. f. g. Ion. f "^αξο;, ξ», 
 ξον, moist, wet, humid. Th. ^hxivm, or ^ί^ιμι, 
 to water, to moisten, which see, 
 
 Αιεξ/ΐΛ'/ινευτ^ΐζ, ου, ό, an interpreter. From 
 
 Αιεξ/ι/,'/ινενω, to interpret, to explain clearly, 
 to expound ; imperf. ind. act. ^ΐ'/ΐξμτινευον, ες, ε, 
 pres. imperat, act, '^ιεημ.ήνευί, ίτω, 1. f act. 
 εϋσω, p. act. ^ΐ'/ιξ^-'/ΐ'^ενκα. From ^la., and 
 Ιξμηνενω, to interpret, to explain ; and this 
 from \ξμ'/ιηυζ, an interpreter. 
 
 Αιεξο;, ξκ, ζον, moist, wet, damp ; fresh, 
 AHgorous, active ; ^ιεξΰι ■^ol•), with swift foot, 
 Odys. ix, 43.] 
 
 Αιε'^Ι>'Λγνύμ•/ιν, σο, το, inipef. ind. ])as, of 
 '^ιαρρ'^γνυμι, to burst or break asunder. Th. 
 (,ήγννμι, to break. 
 
 Ai'ipp'/'ici, ας, ε, 1 , a. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 Αήρρί^οί, as, £, 1 . a. ind. act. <f ^ιαρρίττυ, 
 to throw about, to scatter. From Ita and ξίχτω, 
 to throw ; f -φω, p. 'ippt^a.. 
 
 Αιερρυηκ,'οσιν, part. ]K pas. of Ιιαρ'ρυίω, 
 
 Αιερ'ρύ^μησα, or 
 
 Αιείρΰάμιιτα, \ . a. of ^ιαρρν0μ.ίζω, ivhich see. 
 
 Αάξχ,ομαι, to go or pass tlu'ough, pass over, 
 
 go beyond ; declare, to recite, enumerate •, to 
 complete, finish, accomplish ; to walk about ,- 
 to relate, to spend ; execute a commission $ 
 imperf. ind. m, '^ιηζχ^Όμτιν, ου, ετο, 1. f m. 
 ^αΧίΰσομΛΐ• 2. a. ind. act. "^ιτιλβον, ες, &• 2, a. 
 subj. act. 'htixuca. ns, ψ 2. a. inf. act. ^nXhTv 
 part. 2. a. act. ^ιελβων, Ovros• perf. m. Att. 
 "^ιελήλυύοι,. Th. εξχ;ομαι, to go, to come. 
 
 ΑιεξΛΐ, dat. sing, ofl•^εξό;.^ 
 
 Αιεξθ!)τάω, ω, to ask or inquire strictly or 
 diligently ; fut. νισω, perf. ^ίπξωτ^ικα, 1 . a. 
 ind. act. '^ίπξύτνισ-α, part. \. a, act. '^ιεζωτήσας^ 
 α•)τοζ. Th. ίξ^ωτάω, to ask, to inquire. 
 
 ΑιεσάψγκτΆ, a;, ε, and in 3. j)l. ^ασ-άφ-ηιταν^ 
 1 . a. ind. act. from ^ιασ-αφίόύ, to signify, to 
 declare plainly ; p. act. '^ιασεσάφηκα•• Frojn, 
 δ/ά and σ-αψ'/ι;, clear, manifest. 
 
 Αίία-15, εω;, vi, a division, separation ; trans- 
 mission ; also the smallest musical interval -, 
 frovl• ^ί'ί'/ιμι, to transmit •, from lia and Ίημι, 
 It is also, a watering or moistening, from 
 Vi' /ιμί, to wet or water. 
 
 ΑιεσκίόχιτΆ, ας, ε, \. a. ind, act. of "^ιασκε- 
 'haoj. Tit. σκ,ε^ΆΜ, to scatter, to spread, t© 
 disperse. 
 
 Αιεσκΰξτιιτα, ας, ε, 1 . α. ind. act. "^ιεο-κορτι- 
 α-β'/ιν, 1 . α. ind. jias. of ^ιασχοξ'Τίξω, to scatter, 
 to disperse ; f. ία-ω. Th. σκοξ-τίζω. 
 
 Αιζ(Τ:τάξαζα, ας, ε, 1 . a. ind. act. from 
 "^la and σττα^άσσω, or -αττω, to tear in pieces, 
 to rend, to mangle ; f \ω, p. εσ-ττάζαχ^α, jyart. 
 
 1. a. act. στΛζά'ύ,ας, 
 
 Αιεσ-η'άξτιν, 1. sing, and in 3. pi. '^ιεστάξ^ι- 
 
 σαν, 2. a. ind. pas. and ^ήΰ-ταξον, ες, ε, 2. a. 
 
 ind. act. from ^ίκα-τείξω, to disperse, to scatter ; 
 
 f εξω, 1. a. ind. act. ^ιεα-τε/ζα. Th, σ-ττε'ίξω, 
 
 to sow, to scatter. 
 
 Αασ-ττάιτύαι, perf. inf. pas. of ^ίΆΐτ<πάω, to 
 pull or pluck asunder ; f. άσω, p. "Ιήα-τακ,α, 
 i. a, ind. pas. όίεα-τάσβ'ήν. Th. σ^άω, to drag- 
 or puU, ivhich see. 
 
 Αιεσ'Τίΐξα, ας, ε, 1, a, ind. act. ο/'^ιασ'ΤΓείζω. 
 See Αιεα-τάξην. 
 
 ΑιεοΌ-υτο, he passed through, he rushed 
 through, 3. si7ig. plnpcrf. ind. pas. Poet, for 
 ^^εβ■^<rυτo,fro7n jierf ίσσυμαι, by Metathesis for 
 σ'εσευμαί, from the obsol. σύω, or from σεύω, to 
 shake, to move ; 1•^/"• pas. συθήσομαί. Th. 
 σείω, to sliake, which see. 
 
 Αηστάλησαν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. pas. and 
 
 ΑιιστείΧάμγιν, ω, aro,and in 1. pi. "^ιεστειΧά- 
 μιύα, 1. a. ind, m, from διαστέλλω, to give in 
 charge, to command ; f. ελ&>, ρ, §;έ ry.Xxay 
 
 2. a. ind m. ό/εσταλον, p. m. ^/εστολα. Th. 
 στ'ίλλω, to send, which see. 
 
 ΑάστηΧ'εν, from '^ι'ϊστΆμι, Aristot. Poet, 2. 
 
 Αί'εστ'/ιν, '/IS, n, I was separated or parted ; 
 2. a. ind. act. of οΰ'στ'/ιμι, to part, to be sep- 
 arated ; f, '^ιαστήσω, ρ, "^/εστ'/ικα, and -ακα, 
 ας, ε, \. α. ind. act, ^ήστ'/ισα. Th. Ίσττιμι, to 
 stand, ivhich see. 
 
 Αιίσηχ;ε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind, act. o/" δ/αο-τε/- 
 χ^ω, f. ξ,ω, to depart ; to pass through or over. 
 Th. στειχ^ω, to go, which see. 
 
ΔΙΕ 
 
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 ΔΙΗ 
 
 Αηα'Τξαμ,μίνΰί, νι, ον, croolced, perverse ; 
 pni't. perf. pas. from ^ιαστξίφω, to pervert ; 
 f. ^pej, p. %ii(rr^i(px. From tiu, and στξίφω, 
 to turn. 
 
 Δ.ίίσ•τξάφ'/ΐν, US) 'Λί 2. a. ind. pas, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Δ/ειττΛ/ί, and in J", g. ^nffTuira., and in ace. 
 pi. fern. %ιιστωσα.ζ, parted, separated ; part, 
 perf. act. by Crasis for ^ηιττα,χ,ωζ, -ιστΆκυΙα., 
 and Ion. ~ΐστΆως, and by Crasis^ -ιστως^ ωτος, 
 and in f. g. -ίττΰκτα., -αχτΆ?^ and in n. g. 
 -ίστως. Til: κττ'/ί/Λΐ, 
 
 Αιίσχ^ζ., it divided, it pierced or passsd tli rough, 
 3. mig. 2. a. ind. act. of^ap^^M. Tli. 'ΐχω. to 
 have. 
 
 ϊ^ιατύύνΐΜ^ i)j, vj, and in 3. pi. ^utra^yitreiv, 
 1. a. ind. jms. ^isnruuilyiv, 1- a. opt. pas. of 
 ^MffuC^Uy to keep, take, to preserve, to save. 
 Th. (τώζοϋ. 
 
 Adffuffcc, ae, 5, ] , a. ind. act. of '^ίο,σω'ζω. 
 Th. σώζω, to save. 
 
 Δ/£Τίζξε, he disposed or arranged or set in 
 order ; 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act. of ^ίοίτάσ-σω^ or 
 -ττω, to put in order, to dispose ; f. ^ω, p. 
 Tirana, Th. τάσσω, or -ττω. 
 
 Αητα,ξάρ^^^ιν, '/js, >}, 1. a. ind. pas. from 
 %ιατύί,ξάσσω, or -ττω, f. ζω, p. χ;», to disturb 
 or trouble exceedingl}^ Th. ταξάσσω. 
 
 ΑιίΤΒκ//,'^ξα,ντο, they have destined or ap- 
 pointed ; I. a. ind. m. from ^ια,τεκμαίξω, to 
 prove, or to show by certain signs ; f. αξίί, 
 1. a. ind. act. οητίκμ'/ΐξΛ, Th. τίχ,μ,κρ. 
 
 Δ.ΐίτίλίΐ, 3. si7ig. imperf. ind. act. contr. of 
 
 ^ιχτελίω, to continue, persevere ; f, ίσω, and 
 
 νίσω, \. a. ind. act. ^ητίλίσα,. Th,. τίλος, end. 
 
 Δ.αητύ.^α,το, Ion. for '^iu.rirocy/^ivot ήσαν, 
 
 3. p>l. jnuperf. ind. pas. of διατάσσω. 
 
 Δ/ετ/ί^ε<, 3, sing, imperf. ind. act. ^ΐίΤ'^ξίον, 
 evv, -εεί, $is, of '^/ατ'/ΐξζω, to preserve or keep 
 carefully ; f. :ησω, p. ηκα,, \. a. ind. pas. ^/s- 
 τ'/ΐξ7ΐ^*ιν, νΐζ, >?. Th. ΎΥίξίω, to keep. 
 
 /^ϋτπξίζ, i'Soi, 'h, the same as ^ατίχ, and 
 from the same. 
 
 Λΐίτίΐί, io?, Kcu '/), two years old, of two 
 years, of two years' continuance. From δ;, for 
 %)i, twice, and ϊτος, a ^^ear, 
 
 Δ/ετ/α, Άΐ, 71, the space of two years. From 
 Th, twice, and ίτος, a year. 
 
 Aitr/u,ayiv,for ^ητμάγίίσκν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind» 
 pas. Sceot. Sync, from ^ιχτιι/.^γω, or -τμ^σ- 
 Λ-ω, to cut asunder ; 2. f. act. τμχγω, 2. α. 
 ind, act. ίτμαγον. Th. τίμνω. See under 
 Αιατμγίγω. 
 
 Δ/ετ^αξεν, Dor. for ^ίΐτμοιζίν, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Δ.ίζτξίξβν, ΐξ, £, imperf. ind. α^ί.ο^^ιχτξίζω, 
 to dwell, to stay. Th. τξίζω, f. Λ^ω, p. 
 τίτρι<ρχ. 
 
 Αιίτξί-φζν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same verb as the preceding. 
 
 Ληυκξίνίω, ω, f. ^σω, the same as ^ίχκ.ξίνω, 
 to discern, to distinguish ; discuss, examine, 
 decide or judge. From.hx and ίυκξίνγΐί, easy 
 to be distinguished. Hence 
 
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 Aiivfce'vfitfii, ίως, h, a discerning, a dlstin-r 
 guishing, examination, inquiry, explanation. 
 
 ΑηνΧχζίομχι, ουμχι, 1 . f. m. ησομχί, te 
 fear ; to beware or take heed. 
 
 Αιίφχυσίν, it shone, it dawned; 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. with ν added, from the verb ^ix- 
 φaύσ>cω,f. φχυσω. Th. φάω. 
 
 Αηφύάζγιν, 7\ς, η, 2. a. ind. pas. from 
 %ικ(ρύύξω, to corrupt, to spoil, to destroy ; f. 
 Βζω, p. %ιί(ρ6χξκα,, 1 . a. ind. act. ^ιίφ^ΐξχ, 1 . a. 
 inf. act. ^ΜφβίΤξο!./, p. m. Ιηφ^οξχ. From ^/^ 
 and φΰίίξω, to corrupt. Th. φύϊω. 
 
 Αάφύχξμχι, perf. pas. ^αφβαξμ'ίνοί, p)^'''^' 
 perf. pas. of tlie same verb. 
 
 Αάφύχζτο, Herod, i, 34. See Αίχφ^ίξω."] 
 
 Αΐίφόξ'/ισίν, Longin. i. See under Αίχφο- 
 ξίω.] 
 
 Αάφυ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. from 'hix and 
 φυμ», or φύω, to beget, to be born ; 2. a. ind. 
 act. ίφυν, υς, υ. 
 
 Αηχ^αοισύσύζ, 2. j)l. 1. a. ind. m. ^ΐίχ^ίΐ- 
 ρισάμγιν, ω, χτβ, of ϋΐχ^ιιρίΖ,ω, to kill ; f Ισω, 
 p. ^ιχκί^ίίξίκχ, 1. a. ind. act. ^ηχ^ίΊξίσχ. Th. 
 
 Ααχίις, ■ to?, β χα) 'h, divided, separated, 
 parted ; to tohich is opjiosed "Συηρζ^ίΐί, continu- 
 ous, uninterrupted. 
 
 Αίίχ;ξΥΐσχτΰ, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. '^ηχξνΐ'• 
 σχμην, ω, are, from ^ιχ^ξχομχ», ^' f m. 
 •ήσομχι, the same as χ^ζάομχι, to use, tohich is 
 from χξάω, to lend. 
 
 Αΐίρζ^ω, to part, to sever, divide ; be distant 
 or apart ; to pierce through, penetrate; extend, 
 reach. From ^io, and &χω. 
 
 Αιί-φίυστχι, 3. S277g. perf. ind. pas. ^ιί-φιν- 
 (Τμχι, σχι, rxi, of ^ιχ-φίύ^ομχι, to lie. Th• 
 "φίΰ^ω, to deceive, which see. 
 
 Αίζίο, seek thou, inquire thou, 2. sing. pres. 
 imperat, m. Ion. for ^ίζίσο, pres. inf. m, 
 ^ίζίσ^χί• and 
 
 ΑΊΖ,ηχι, by Poetical Ectasis for Vitixi, Ion. 
 for ^ίξίσχι, 2. sing, pres, ind. m. and 
 
 Αιξ^μί&χ, 1 . pi. ])res. ind. ^^ξ'/ιμίvost search- 
 ing or inquiring ; jmrt. j>res. from 
 
 ΑΊΖ,•/ιμι, (-ημχΐ) -ίμχ^) *ο seek, to inquire ; 
 l.y. mid. ΊιΖτισομχι. Th. ^ίζω, the same. 
 
 Αίζνγζί, nom. pi. from 
 
 Αίζνζ, νγος, ο κχι «, two yoked together, 
 double. From Tts, twice, and ζυγό;, a yoke, 
 froin ζίΰγνυμί, to join. 
 
 Αιζυγος, ου, ο καΐ «, the same ; formed from 
 the gen. of the preceding. 
 
 ΔΓΖίί, to doubt, to be uncertain ; to in- 
 quire, seek ; f σω, p. κ.χ. Hence Τιζνιμι, f 
 ήσω, to strive, endeavour ; from '^ιΖ,ίω, obsol. 
 
 Αίζαν, Dor, for νιζουν, double, n. g. contr. 
 from ^ίξοο;, -ους, and ^ίζως, having a double 
 life. From %);, twice, and ζωτι, life. 
 
 ΑΊζωοζ, ου, ο κα) ίι, having a double life, of 
 two lives. From Tig and ξωίι, life. 
 
 Α7'/ι, divine, heavenly, godlike. Ion. for ^Γα, 
 f. g. from Itos, divine. From Aio;, gen. of 
 Zihi, Jupiter, 
 
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 Αι^γίΐζχ, «f, Sj and in 3. pL ^ι^γυξαν, 1. a. 
 hid. act. ο/^αγύξω^ to raise, excite ; f. i^iw, p. 
 ^ιτίγίζχχ, 1 . a. ind. pas. "^ιγιγίξβ^ν. From δ/ά 
 and Ιγίίζω, to excite, to stir up. 
 
 Αί>ιγίομα./, ουμ,κι, to relate, tell, recount, 
 declare ; hvyiov, contr. -ou, relate thou ; pres. 
 tn. imperat, l.y*. m. ^ι>ιγίί<τομχι, p. pas. h^~ 
 γημχι, 1. a, ind. τη. '^tyiynffafinv, ω, ctro^ 1. a. 
 subj. m. %ΐ9ΐγγΐ(τωμα,ι, vi, ητα,ι. From tik and 
 ίιγίομχι, to lead. 
 
 Δ^^γνμα, λτο;, to, the same as οιήγγίίΠξ. 
 
 AinynfjbxTiKost v, ov, narrative ; fond of nar- 
 ration.] 
 
 Ai^yfi<rii, ίως, ri, a narrative or history, a 
 recital, relation. Frotn perf. ind. pas. of hi^yi- 
 βμαι. 
 
 Αφιν, pluperf. ind. m. and in 3. pZ. ^tri- 
 tffxv, -iiffav, Att. from "^ίίψι, to pass through 
 or over. From δ/ά and ίϊ/χί, to go. 
 
 /^^mξιoζ,for ^iaepiosf ου, ο κχ) ^, being in the 
 «r, through the air.j 
 
 Δ.ιηύίω, ω, and 'Βιήθω, to strain through, to 
 filter ; to sift, to refine, to wash away or off ; 
 /". riffcu. From ^ix, through, and riuia> or τίύω, to 
 strain. 
 
 A/Jjxovsijv, ovv, -ας, -its, n, -it, imperf. ind. 
 act. contr. of hxxovia», to serve, to minister ; 
 jf. ν^σω, p. ^lyixovijKx. Th. κονίω, to hasten, 
 which see. 
 
 Αιγιχούω, to serve, to minister, and %i'/i»ovos, 
 ου, 0, a servant, a minister ; Ion. for ^ιχκον'ιω, 
 and οιάκονοί, 
 
 AinKoffiot, two hundred ; for hxxoinoi. From 
 Tis, twice, and ίχχτον, a hundred. 
 
 Αίνιχξίζωσίν, See Αιχχξίζάω. 
 
 Λαηχίϋ, to pass or go through, to pervade ; 
 to extend or reach to ; f. ζ,ω. From hx, and 
 nxu, to come. 
 
 Ai^khv, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. From 
 ^άξχομχι, to pass through. Th. ϊξχ;ομχι. 
 
 Δι:ηλλχττον, ί;, £, imperf. ind. act. of hxk- 
 λχττω, to reconcile, to exchange. Th. αλ- 
 λχττω, to change. 
 
 ΑιημχξΎΥΐκχσι, 3. pi. perf. ind. act. of 
 ^ίχμκζτάνω, to miss one's aim, to fail, to err. 
 
 Th. χμχξτχνω, f. αμκξτνίΐου, p. '/ιμχξΤ>]»Ά' 
 2. a. ind. act, ϋμαρτον. 
 
 ΔΓΗΜΙ, to moisten, to water, sprinkle, 
 dissolve. 
 
 Ai'^viyxxy as, t, \. a. ind. act. of ^χφίξω, 
 to carry or spread about, to differ ; f. 'hmtroj, 
 2. a. ind, "hi'^viyxov. Th. φίξω. 
 
 AifivzxUtrffiv, dat. pi. Poet, from 
 
 Aitjvixhs, XXI h, and το "hivivixis, gen. eej, 
 perpetual, continual, constant, long. From 
 δ/ά and hnxh?, continual ; ^ΐΥΐνίχΧς is used as 
 an adv. continually, perpetually, for ever. 
 
 Aimixus, and ^i>ivixtus, in the Poets, adv. 
 continually, perpetually, constantly, always. 
 
 Αΐίίήνίμοζ, ου, ο, a place exposed to the wind 
 (^i" ou α,ημοζ -rvitj• also carried by the 
 wind ; swift as the wind. Th. αημοζ. 
 
 Aarin^hv, and -iyxirivy 1. a. ind. pas. from 
 βικφίξομΜΐ, to dissent or disagree. 
 
 Amoi^x, as, s, 1, a. ind. act. hmoi^^fiv, vn, 
 VI, \, a. ind. jms. of ^ixvoiyu, to open. From 
 xvoiycj, coTnpounded of xvx and o'ly ω, to open. 
 
 Δ/ίξί, by Ion. Crasis for h^t'^s, 3. sing, 
 1. a. ind. act. of "^ixla-ffo), to rush or pass 
 through swiftly. Th. χίσ'σ'ω. 
 
 Αΐίΐ'τόξει, 3. sing, impejf. ind. act. ^ητίξίον, 
 -ουν, of "^ιχ-ΡΓΟξίω, to be in great doubt, to hes- 
 itate ; fut. γιιτω, perf. '^ιη'^Όζτιχχ, From δ/ά 
 and "τίζΊζω, to thrust through, to pierce ; p. ind. 
 mid. <χί•^οξχ. 
 
 Αιτίξίίτχ, 1. a, ind. act. irregularly fromr 
 ^/ίξία•σ•ω. Th, Ιξίιτιτω, or -ττω. 
 
 Am^ns, ios, xx) h, (sc. vxds, or ^ΐ'^ξίξ 
 ■rXoTovJ having two oars or two banks of oars. 
 From Its, twice, and Ιξίιηται, to row. 
 
 Αι^ζπτχι, -iTxi, 3. sing, perf • ind. pas. 
 ΰΐ'^ξ'ήμ'&νο5, -ίμΊνο5, ou, part. perf. pas. of "hixi- 
 ξίΰύ, to divide, distinguish. Th. αΐξίω. 
 
 Αιν}ξμίνων, and ^ίίρξμίνοΐί, Jiart. p. pas, from 
 "^ιχ'ίξω, elevated, sublime or lofty sentiments, 
 Longin. 7 and 2.] 
 
 Αί•/ΐξμ'^νίυον, sj, £, imperf. ind. act, of 
 "^ΐίξμνιηύω, to interpret, explain ; f, titru, p. 
 ^ι^ξμτιν^υχχ. Th. ϊζμηνζύζ. 
 
 Αΐ'^ξ•^χσ•χ, and -ξα, xs, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 ^ίΧξ^χξω, to plunder, to spoil. 
 
 Ααηζχύνιν, 1 . a, ind, pas. of ^ι^tξyω, to di- 
 vide, tc separate. Th. t^ya, to shut up. 
 
 Αινίξχόμι^ν, ου, ίτο, imperf. ind. mid. of 
 ^ΐίξχομχί, to pass through or over. Th. 
 
 ίξχομχι. 
 
 Αίνι&αν, 3. pi. 1. a, ind. act. from ^ΰημι^ 
 to transmit,y. '^ιγισω. Th, Ίημι. 
 
 Ai'/jTxTo, 3. sing, imperf. ind. m. contr. 
 from %ίχιτχομχι, to pass one's life, to dwell. 
 Th. 'h'ixiTx. 
 
 Ai^TTjirx, I arbitrated or decided; for ih- 
 uiTfiirx, I. a, ind. act. of hxiTxa. Th. 
 
 OtXtTX, 
 
 Aivix^ica, ω, f. ή<τω, to sound through ; re- 
 sound, ring, Th. γ^χος. 
 
 A'iuxKxo'ffos, or -xTTos, ou, ο xx) jj, lying 
 between two seas. From δ<ί, twice, and S -ά- 
 Xxffffx, the sea. It is therefore a place washed 
 on each side by the sea. 
 
 Αΐβύζχμζοί, ου, ό, a kind of p>oem in honour 
 of Bacchus, Dithyrambus ; a surname of Bac 
 chus, because he was born twice. From ^i^w 
 pos and ίμζχίνω. 
 
 ΑΊύνξος, ου, ό xx) fi, having two doors or 
 gates, having two valves. From Tis, twice, 
 and Β-ύξχ, a gate, 
 
 At'i, dat. sing, from Zsls, gen. Atos, Jupiter, 
 
 Αΰνιμι, to send through or over, transmit ; 
 put through ; to dismiss, to send away $ whence 
 ^ίΐμίνοξ, part. perf. pas. From hx and 
 'ίίΐμί, to send. 
 
 Αίίχνίομχί, ουμχι, to pass or go through, 
 penetrate, pervade ; to run over, relate ; part. 
 pres. m. ^ιϊχνουμίνο$, ^• f wt. ^ιί%ομχι, p, pas. 
 ^ίΐγμχέ, 2. α; ind. m. %ΰ'χΌμνιν, ου, tro, Th, 
 Ιχνίομχι. 
 
 Αη%ομχι, \.f ind. m, of the same. 
 
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 Δ<ΓίΤ£τ>ΐί, or AioTiriis, tost ο ku) ή, falling 
 from Jove or from heaven, as rain, <^c. whence 
 Homer calls rivers ^/iVsriaj. From gen. and 
 dat. of Ziui, Jupiter, and νίττω^ to fall. 
 
 Δ,η'Ττύ,μίνοζ, part. ]}res. m. from "hu-Terot.- 
 (Attti to fly through or over. Th. Ίττταμα,ι. 
 
 Aiiirravat, to part, to separate ; pres. inf. 
 
 act. 0f%i'iffT7lf/.l, 
 
 Αΰ'ίττάνω, to part, to divide, separate. From 
 ^ίί<ττημι. 
 
 Αά'στνιμι, to part, divide, separate, to differ, 
 to disagree, to be separated ; to depart, to pro- 
 ceed if. ^ίχστ'/κτω, p. ^ntrr'/i/ca, 1, a. ind. act. 
 ^liffrnfu, part. 1, a. act. ^ια,στήσα,ζ•, αντοξ^ 
 2. α. ind. act. "iaffrnv, τις, >j• InffrtiKiv, it dif- 
 fers from or is distinguished from, Aristot. 
 Poet. 2. From 'hik and ΊίττγιμΑ.'] 
 
 Αίί'ίτχυξίξομχι, to assert or affirm strongly, 
 contend obstinately ; iinperf ind. m. '^ά'σχ^υξί- 
 ζόμ'/ιν, ου, ίτο. Froin δ;ά and 'κτχ^υξΙΖ,ομκι, the 
 same, from Ίσχ^υξος. Th. 'κτχ,ύς. 
 
 Αι'ίχόαι, peif. inf. ^jas. from νίκνίομα,ι, to 
 pass through. 
 
 AiKoi, as, «, Dor. for ViKvif us, h, manners, 
 custom. 
 
 Λίχαζίμίνα», to try a cause, to decide ; jjres. 
 inf. act. Ion. for ^ιχαίξίιν• and 
 
 ΑιχάΖ,&(τθαι, to be brought to trial, to be ac- 
 cused ; pres. irf. pas. from 
 
 Αϊχάζω, to judge, to go to law, bring to 
 trial ; avenge, defend ; try a cause, decide, pro- 
 nounce sentence ; f. ά(τω, p. «α• part. pres. 
 act. ^ίχάζων, ovros• part. pres. pas. ^^xaζόμivos. 
 Th. Vix>i, justice, and perhaps αγω. 
 
 Αίχχι^ for %ίχαΊοί, just things. From ^ixxios. 
 
 Aixaia, CCS, ii. Poet, for ^ixfi, vis, h, justice. 
 
 Αίχαιζυμχι, pres. ind. pas. Oor.for 'hixa.toZ- 
 μκι, to be fined, to be punished. See Aixataeo. 
 
 Αιχοί,ιο^οσία,, as, h, administration of justice, 
 the office of a judge; jurisdiction ; also a fit or 
 proper cause. 
 
 AtxatohuTYis, ου, ο, a judge or justice. From 
 Vix'/t, justice, and ^ί^ωμι, to give. 
 
 Aixaioiffh, οΖσθί, 2. pi. pres. ind. or im- 
 pBrat. pas. ofhixaiOu. 
 
 ΑιχαιοχζκτΊα, at.s, 'Λ, just or righteous judg- 
 ment ; as if %ixa'ia x^lffis. From Vixaios 
 and χςίνω, to judge. 
 
 Αιχαιοκξϊτ^ΐί, ou^ o, a just or lighteous 
 judge ; qu. Tixaios x^it'/is- From the same. 
 
 Αιχαιολογ'ίω^ ■a, f. yitfe»), to go to law, to 
 plead one's cause ; to accuse, to defend ; and 
 
 Atxatokoyla, as, ii, a pleading of one's 
 cause ; an allegation ; a justification ; accusa- 
 tion. Th, λίγω. 
 
 Αϊχαίόταλι$, ius, χα) h, cultivating justice 
 in its cities ; ejnth. of an island, Pind. From 
 iroXis, a city, and tixti, justice. 
 
 Αιχαιοτξαγίω, ω, f. ti/fa, to act justly or 
 equitably ; οναϊ το ψξονίΐν γί ου^Ι ^ίχα»ο•^ραγί7ν, 
 neither wisdom nor justice (literally the being 
 wise and acting justly), db Tab. 41.] 
 
 Aixaioi, aia, aiov, just, righteous, lawful, 
 right, equitable, worthy, inciogent, good ; rag» 
 
 TO Vtxam, contrary to justice ; compar. hxuii- 
 τίξο$, superl. 'htxai'oTaTos. Th. Vixyi, 
 
 Atxatoavw, '/IS, «, justice, righteousness, 
 equity. From the same. 
 
 Αϊχαιόω, CO, to declare just or righteous, to 
 think just, to justify, to acquit ; to think, 
 judge ; condemn, punish ; p7^es. inf. act. ^ixai- 
 oitv, contr. ουν, part. pres. act. 'Btxa/ouv, ων^ 
 -oovTos, oZvTos' fut. ύσω, perf. ^t^ixateuxa' pres, 
 ind. pas. "^ιχαώομαι, -ουμαι, to be justified, to 
 be acquitted ; also to be fined ; pres. inf. pas» 
 ^ιχαιΌατβαι, -ουσθαΐ' perf. pas. %&ΒίχαΊωμαι, part, 
 perf pas. ^ίSixa^cΰμίvos' 1. a. ind. pas. Ihxaiiu- 
 ^*iv, tis, VI, I. a. imp)erat. pas. '^ιχαιωύκτι, '/iTiUy 
 1. a. suhj. pas. ^txaiojuu, »??, γ, 1. fut. pas. 
 ^ιχα»ωβ^α•ομαί, ά, ίται. Th. %Ίχνι, justice. 
 Hence 
 
 Αίχαίωμα, aTos, το, any thing rightly done ; 
 a right action ; law, justice ; righteous judg- 
 ment ; an allegation in support of one's cause ; 
 in N. T. righteousness, justification ; hxaiu' 
 ματα, eov, τα, the ordinances of God respecting 
 external rites. 
 
 Αιχα'ιωί, adv. justly, with reason, rightly, 
 deservedly. From Vtxaios. 
 
 Αίχαίωα -is, ius, h, in N. T. justification ; a 
 ' defending of a cause ; condemnation, punish- 
 ment ; a demand, a claim. 
 
 Aixav, to judge ; Ion. for δίχαζαν. 
 
 Aixavixos, h, ov, of or belonging to courts of 
 law, forensic, judicial ; also a lawyer. Th. 
 %lxvt, 
 
 Aixavos, ου, ο, a lawyer or advocate, who 
 manages (tlxasj causes. From the same Th. 
 
 Aixa^mos, ου, ο χα) h, having two heads, 
 double-headed; '^ιχάξηνοι, ων, ο/, double-headed. 
 From "^is, twice, and χάξνινον, the head. 
 
 Aixas, acc. pi. from Vtxvi, 9is, h, justice, 
 law. 
 
 Aixaffns, *i, 2. and 3. dng. 1. a. suhj. act* 
 of διχάζω, to judge. 
 
 AixaffTTOXos, ου, 0, a judge, a king. From 
 Vixvi and τολίω, to be conversant. 
 
 Αιχάσσαι, by doubling σ. Poet, for ^txaauij 
 1. a. inf. act. ^ixatru, 3. sing. l.f. ind. act. 
 from διχάζω, to judge, to try causes. Th. 
 %1χνι. 
 
 Α'ί χαστΎίξίον, ου, το, a court of law, a tri- 
 bunal ; a7id 
 
 AixaffTvi;, ου, ο, a judge ; an avenger. From 
 διχάζω, perf. ind. pas. ^ι^Ιχασμαι. 
 
 AixaffTixos, VI, ov, belonging to a judge, a 
 court, or trial ; judicial ; skilled in law. From 
 the same verb. 
 
 ΔΓΚΕΛΛΑ (TixiWa), VIS, h, a pronged 
 spade, a pitchfork, a rustic instrument with two 
 teeth i 'a hoe, a hatchet. From %)s and χίλλα, 
 to move. 
 
 AUx^aos, ου, ο χα) vi, and ^χίξω;, ω, Yixt^os, 
 θίΧίξαιο5, otx^aios. o'^xξa^ξos, οίχζοο$, and o^xξoυs, 
 ου, ο χα) VI, having two prongs or horns, fork- 
 ed. From ^)s and χίξα$, a horn. 
 
 Atxi(p&Kos, ου, χα) ίι, having two heads, 
 double-headed. From ^)s md κίφκλν» the head. 
 
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 ΔΓΚΗ ftiKnJi νΐζ, 91, properli/, law, riglit, 
 justice ; a law-suit, a cause, f νόμος, B-ifin-J 
 a trial ; a giving judgment ; punishment, ven- 
 geance ; also custom, manners ; also the god- 
 dess of justice ; iv S/x»), <ruv ^ίχη, χ,κτα, ^iKm, 
 justly, according to justice or right, used in 
 opposition to ΤΜξα, ^ix-ziv, unjustly, contrary 
 to justice or right; «;va^e;^£ir^a/ Vi^viv, to be- 
 come bondsman or bail for the appearance of 
 a party before the judge, Theophr. Char. 1 2 ; 
 ViKYiv ώφλ'/ικΌτα,, that has forfeited his bonds 
 given for appearance before the judge (literally, 
 that owes the penalty) Theophr. Char. 12 ; 
 2/χαί 7-iv£/v or άτοτίνίΐν, to suffer punishment ; 
 ^ixyiv ^uVveci and ^ι^όνα,ι, to be punished, i. e. to 
 give or pay the penalty of the law, as dare poe- 
 nas in Latin ,• ^Ixyiv λαξίϊν, to punish, i. e. 
 to take or exact the penalty of the law ; εχω 
 T'/iv 'B'lH.Yiv, I ara justly punished or I have 
 my deserts, Xen. Cyrop. vii, 2, 7 ; υφ'ίϊ,α) 
 ^ίχ-/ιν, I shall be punished, Eurip. Hec. 1253 ; 
 Ίχ,αν'/ιν νομίζω "^ίκ'/^ν ερ^ίιν, I think myself to 
 have had full satisfaction or revenge of them, 
 Xen. Anab. vii, 4, 18, fas in Herod, i, 4:5) 
 hut avToh; or τούτου; may be here understood, 
 and the phrase then explained as in other instan- 
 ces'; see Sturz. Lex. "hlxyiv είσύγειν κοίτα, τίνος, 
 to bring a suit at law against any one, Aristoph. 
 JN^ub. 799 ; and λαγχ^άναν otxy,v in the same 
 sense ; Vixviv with a genitive is used like instar 
 hi Latin, χατα, being understood, as Vixm 
 ffxTi'TTToZ, like a thunderbolt, like lightning, 
 Longin. 1 ; χαμά,ξιρου ^ixviv, like a torrent. 1 
 
 Δϊχ/ιν, fxccTo. understood) in the manner of, 
 like. See under Aix7t. 
 
 Atxyiirti, tens, 'h, punishment, vengeance. 
 From ^ιχάω. 
 
 AiKi'^iov, ου, TO, a petty law-suit, Aristoph. 
 Nub.] 
 
 Λιχλίί, I'^o;, vi, double doors, folding doors. 
 From Τΐζ and χλύω, to shut, or from xXtis, a 
 key, a bolt. 
 
 Λ,ιχογξαφίχ, as, 'h, a preparing of causes in 
 writing. Th. γοάφω and Vixrt. 
 
 Λίχξο,νος, ου, ό xui η, double-headed; hav- 
 ing two fx^avor) heads. 
 
 Δ^ίχταιοζ, α, ov, Dictsean, of or belonging to 
 JDicte, a mountain in Crete.^ 
 
 ΔΓΚΤΑΜΝΟΝ or Ιίχτο,μον, ου, το, and 
 %ίχτα^μνος, ου, ο, tlie herb dittany. From 
 
 Δ<«τ'/7, ν,ς, h, a mountain in Crete, Dicte. 
 
 ΔΓΚΤΤΟΝ fltnTvov), ου, TO, a net. From 
 iixM, to cast, to throw. Hence 
 
 Λιχτυόω, u,f. ώσω, to make like a net. 
 
 διχτυωτοί, '/j, ov, made in the manner of a 
 net or lattice-work, reticulated. From ΊΊχτυον, 
 a net. 
 
 ΔΓΚΩ fhiixu), to cast or throw, to throw 
 down ; Vixuv.for βάλλίΐν. 
 
 Δ/λ>?^^α, ατός, το, a dilemma, syllogism or 
 argument equally conclusive on contrary sup- 
 positions. From δίί a/td Χγιμμα, from λα.μ• 
 Ζάνω, to take. 
 
 L^'My'tUi ω, f nreo, to say the same thing 
 
 twice, to repeat things which have been said 
 before. 
 
 Αίλογος, ου, ό xou γι, double-tongued, de- 
 ceitful. From δ/; and λόγος, speech, discourse ; 
 which is from λίγω, p. ind. vi. λίλογα. 
 
 Αιλοψος, ου, ο χα) h, or -ος, >?, ov, having 
 a double crest or plume, having a double top. 
 From δ<ί and λόφος. 
 
 Αιμάχ^αίξοι, ων, ot, armed with two swords. 
 
 Λιμίξτις, ίος, ο χα) h, having two parts, di- 
 vided into two parts, double ; and 
 
 Λίμίξΰός, ado. in two parts. From i/j and 
 μίξος, a part, from μύοω, to divide. 
 
 Αιμ'/ιλα'ινω, f ανω, to move or distort the 
 lips. From ^/« and μήλα, the lips. 
 
 Αίμΐτξον, ου, το, a double band or belt. 
 From ^)ς and μίτζα, a girdle or belt. 
 
 Αιμνίως, adu. Ion. of the weight or A'alue of 
 two minae. 
 
 A'lvaffi, Dor. and Ion. for l^iv/jtn, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. of hvitu, to move or turn round. 
 Th. g/v'/j. 
 
 Λινίμίν, to turn round ; jii^es. inf. act. Ion. 
 and οίνίμίναι, ^ol. for ^ivuv fro?n hnu, to 
 move or turn round. From the same. 
 
 Αινιΰίσ-Λ ,for otviuitrx;, 3. sing, imperf. ind. 
 act. Ion. for thlviui' from 
 
 ^viuw,f. iuffca, JEol.for 
 
 Ajv'iu, to turn round like a whirlpool, to 
 whirl round, to move, to turn ; to move or 
 turn one's self about, to wander about ; f. iiffojy 
 p. ^ih'iV'/ixa. From 
 
 ΔΓΝΗ flrv'/;), '/ις, 'h, a gulf, wliirlpool ; a 
 whirling, a whirlwind ; Ιίν^ς, dat. pi. Ion. for 
 οίναις. 
 
 Αΐννίίΐς, εσσα, iv, gen. ~ίντος, ισσης, εντος^ 
 full of whirlpools, whirling round ; round. Th. 
 oiv'/]. 
 
 Αιν/ιτος, h, ov, that may be rolled round, 
 rolling. 
 
 Αινόζια, ας, r,, Ά Storm or whirlwind with 
 rain ; as ifh'iv/i βιαία. 
 
 Α7νος, ου, ό, the same as Vivri, a whirlwind, a 
 circle ; a kind of dance ; also dizziness ; a 
 turner's instrument ; a cup ; but 
 
 Αίνος, h, ov, whirling round, full of whirl- 
 pools ; and ^ινω}'/]ς, ίος, ό χα) '/ι, the same. 
 From 'htvn. 
 
 Αινόω, w,f. ωσω, and 'htvu, f. vu, to turn, as 
 in a lathe ; to turn round. From the same Th. 
 
 Αΐνωτος, y), ov, round ; that turns or may be 
 turned round ; turned in a lathe. From tlie same 
 verb. 
 
 Αι^ος, jj, ov, double; Ion. for ^σσος, h» ov, 
 the same. 
 
 Ato, cory. therefore, wherefore, for which, 
 for which cause. From ha o, because of, or 
 on account of which. 
 
 Αιογινης, ίος, ό χα) τι, born of or sprung 
 from Jove ; of noble birth or race ; voc. ω 
 Αίογίνίς. From ΖίΙς, gen. Αίος, Jupiter, and 
 γίνομαι, to be born. 
 
 Αιογίν/ις, ιος, ο, a proper name, Diogenes. 
 
 AioyvA-ros, o'j, κα) ν» begotten by Jupiter, 
 
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 of noble race or birth, heaven-born. Έτοίπ 
 Δίώί, gen. of Tjihi^ and yv/iro;, by Sync, for 
 γίν/ΐτοξ. Tk. ytvofjkai. 
 
 Αίΰ'^ίυω, to journey through, to pass through, 
 impcrf. ind. act. ^tuhiuov^ f ίύίτω, p. ^ί&ι^ίνκ,α• 
 1. a. ind. act. ^ιύ^ίυ/τα. From ^ioc, ocnd ohos, a 
 way. 
 
 Αιο^οιτοζίω, uif. ήβ'ω, to pass or go through, 
 to travel through. Frovi '^Ίο^ος, a passage 
 through, and ^ίίοω, to pass through, p. ind. 
 
 Αίΰ'^οί, ου, VI, a way or passage through ; a 
 passage. From '^to^tUM, to pass tlirough. 
 
 Α/ούίν, adv. from Jupiter. Tk. ΖίΙις, gen. 
 Αίυί, Jupiter. 
 
 ΑιοίΙαίνω, to swell or swell up, break cut ; 
 be enraged. 
 
 Αίοίκίω, ω, to dwell separately or apart ; also 
 actively, to set in order ; administer, govern ; 
 to order, to establish, appoint ; jyres. i?nperat. 
 act. "l. sing, conir. άιο/κ.ί7• f. '/ισω, p. ^ιωκ.τικα,• 
 3. sing. pres. ind. pas. contr. "hioiKUTar l.f. 
 m. ^ίοίκήσομα,/. From ha and οίκ'ίω, to have 
 a house or home, to dwell. Tli. οΓ»ο$. 
 
 AiotyJn<Tcx.t, 1. a. inf. act, of the same, 
 
 Αιαίκγισίζ, ζω;, «, administration, regulation, 
 management; a jurisdiction ; a district. From 
 perf. ind. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Αιοικ/ιτ'ήζ, οΰ, ο, a conductor of affairs, a 
 minister of state, a steward, an administrator. 
 
 Αΐΰΐκ,Ίζω^ fut. ί(τω, perf. tstoe,, to break up a 
 society, disperse the inhabitants of a city ; to 
 scatter or disperse, co separate. From ^ιά and 
 όϊκίζω, to build. From oTxos, a house. 
 
 AiJi^ccdvru;, acc. pi. part. j)ves. act. coyilr. 
 from uiOiKia). 
 
 A^oiffτiύω,f ιύσαι, to shoot an arrow through 
 or over, Odys.'\ 
 
 Αΐΰίίττξίω, ω, f. 'ή<τω, to inflame with vehe- 
 ment desire, to tran.-port with fury. 
 
 ΑιοΊσ-ω, I shall or will differ ; 1. sing. l.f. 
 ind. act. of^ia<pi^my to carry about, disperse. 
 
 Αιοχλίυ;, mi, 0, a proper 7iai7ie, Diocleus; 
 acc. sing. Αιοχ,λ^α. 
 
 ΑιοκΧηίι ίοζ, ο, contract, for Αιοχ,λν/ΐζ, a 
 proper name. Diodes ; acc. sing. Αιοκ,λία. 
 
 Αιολκτύα,Ινω, and -βίω, u, f. γισω, to glide 
 through, to slip through, to escape. 
 
 ΑιΌχΧϋμ,ι, and 'ύω,f. ^ιολίσω, to destroy ut- 
 terly, to ruin, to undo. From lia and ολ~ 
 λνμι. 
 
 Αίολου, adv. entirely, wholly, altogether, 
 perpetually. Th. ολοζ. 
 
 Atu^nhn, yis, h, jirojjer name of a woman, 
 Diomede. 
 
 Αιομ,'ίΐ^γις, £«5» ο, proper name of a man, 
 Diomedes. 
 
 AiO(jt.vVfjt.a.t, ffoit, 'Tcci, 2. f. m. οιομουμαΐ' or 
 "ί/ομνϋμι, f. ομ'οΐω, to swear, affirm with an oath. 
 From "hta. and ομννμι, to swear; f. ομόα-ω, p. 
 αιμοκοί, Alt. ομωμοκοί. 
 
 Αίον, and δ/ί, for Ώιον, and ε^η, 1 . and 3. 
 sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. of ytu, f. gUf to 
 drive away, expel ^ tg fear •,/ογ iiilia. 
 
 ΔΓβν, acc. sing, of δΓβί, δΓα, ^7ov, divine. Th. 
 Zihs, Jupiter ; gen. Αιό;. 
 
 ΑιονϋσΐΛ, ίων, τα, the festival of Bacchus, 
 the rites of Bacchus ; a7id 
 
 Aiovvffiav, ου, το, the temple of Bacchus. 
 From ΑΐΌ<;ασο{, Bacchus. 
 
 Αιονΰσιο;, ου, ό, a ma/i^s name, Dionysius. 
 
 ΔΙ0'ΝΤ202, ου, ο, Dionysus, Bacchus. 
 
 A/eW£(>, CQiij. wherefore, therefore, for which 
 reason. From ^/ά, on account of, and οτίξ, 
 which. 
 
 ΔίΌ•τίτίΐί, &0S, »α< ί, falling from Jupiter, 
 descending from heaven ; a)t,d το ^ιο^τίτΐι, sc. 
 οίγΰι,λμα, an image of Oiana, which fell from 
 heaven. From Zivi, gen. Aios, Jupiter, and 
 •τίττΛ), to fall. 
 
 Αϊοττίύω, f. ίΰ(τω, and ^ΐΰ•^τομαι, J .f. m, 
 ό-φί,μα,ί, to look at, survey, to take a view of, 
 sp}"^, explore ; take care of. Th. ο-^τομοα. 
 
 ΑιόττξΆ, αί, 'Λ, a geometrical instrument for 
 taking the height of distant objects. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Αιοξά,ω, 60,f. ά.(τω, to see or discover clearly, 
 to discern, to distinguish ; to see through. Tk. 
 upoc,i>u,J . οί,σω, p. ωξοίχα, Att. ϊωοοίκ,οί. 
 
 Αιοζύουμα,ι, pres. ?nid. or pas. and 
 
 Αιοζβ'οω, ω, to correct, to amend ; to restore, 
 to make good ; f. ύσω, p. tiugSmKOi' perf ind, 
 pas. ΰίύζβΜμκ,ι, (Toit. T'h, οξύόζ. 
 
 Αιοξβων, part. pres. act. contr. of the same. 
 
 Α/οξύωο•ίς, ίως, h, amendment, reformation, 
 correction ; and 
 
 Αιοζίωτ'Αί, ου, Ό, a correcter, amender, or re- 
 former ; acc. pi. %ίθζ6ωτά,ί. From perf. ind. 
 pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Αίοξίζω, fut. ia-e», perf. ικα, to separate by 
 bounds, to bound, to divide ; to give a definition 
 of, to define, to determine ; to explain, to or- 
 dain ; appoint ; think. Th. ο'ξοι. 
 
 Αιοξίίτμαί, α,τοζ, το, and 
 
 Αιοξ<α-μοζ, οΰ, ο, Ά distinction ; difference ; 
 definition ; distinct explanation. From perf. 
 ind. pas. of Ι^οξ^ιΖ,ω. 
 
 Αιοξΰψον, See Αιωροφον, 
 
 Αιοξυγίι, lis, h, a ditch or trench, a digging 
 through. 
 
 Aio^vyvivoti, 2. a. inf. pas. of 'hioouffffu. 
 
 Αΐΰξυγμα, οίτος, το, a pit, a ditch. 
 
 Αιοξύσσω, Att. -ύττω, to dig through, break 
 through or into; fut. Ιιοξύ^ω, perf ^ΰύξυχα^ 
 1. a. ind. act. ^ιύξυζ,βί, 2. a. ind. act. 'hiupvyoVf 
 perf. ind. pas. ^ίύξυγμαι, 2. a. ind. pas. %ωξύ. 
 ynv, m, n, 2. a. inf. pas. Itoguyytvxi, Th. 
 οζυιχσου. 
 
 Aios, of Jupiter, gen. sing, from Zils^ 
 Jupiter ; dat. Ai'i, acc. Aloe. But 
 
 Ααος, Γα, 7ov, for d//Oj, sprung from Jove, 
 divine, godlike, very noble or excellent. From 
 gen. Alas. 
 
 AioffloToi, ου, χα) τι, given by Jupiter. 
 From νΐ^ωμι, to give, and Zii/s, gen. sinf^^. 
 Aios, Jupiter. 
 
 Αίοΐημίχ, and 'it», ecs, v, a sign from Jupiter 
 
ΔΙΠ 
 
 214 
 
 ΔΙ2 
 
 *r from heaven ; a prodigy ; a violent tempest. I 
 FTom ^ιοζ and (τημΰαν. 
 
 Atos Κόξΐνόοξ, a proverbial saying, ajiplied 
 to those, who always say and do the same 
 thing, Hesych. 
 
 At'oe υξοι, or -οξοι, ων, ol, the sons of Ju- 
 piter, sc. Castor and Pollux. From Δ/β?, of 
 Jupiter, and χοΰξοζ, for χόζος, a young man. 
 Tk. κοξϊω. 
 
 Atort, for, because, since, wherefore, and 
 interrogatively, wherefore, why ; co?ij. From 
 ha, on account of, oj, and rig. 
 
 Αιοτρίφ'αα•σι, dat. pi. Ion. and "Βιοτξίφίοί, 
 gen. sing.frovi 
 
 Αιο•7ξί(Ρ'/ΐί, ioi, χ,α.) 71, nourished by Jove, 
 a foster-son of Jove, epith. of kings in 
 Homer ; also a proper ηατηβ. From Aih, of 
 Jove, gen. of Zivs, and τξίφω, to feed, nour- 
 ish. 
 
 Αιουξπτίκοξ, VI, ov, having the power of pro- 
 voicing urine, diuretic. From ^ονξίω, ω, f. 
 ■9ΐσω, to ΛΌid by urine. Th. oZoov. 
 
 ΑιττάΧΆΐστος, ου, ο κ,α.) τι, of two spans, two 
 spans long. From δ/?, twice, and ταλαιστ^, 
 a span. 
 
 ΑιττιχναίΤοξ, αΐα, αΤον, and ^ίίΤϋρ,^υς, se?, 
 ο Kcu 'h, of two cubits. From 'tits and -Τϊίχυί, 
 a cubit. 
 
 Αι-τλάζω, f. άσω, p. axa, to be double ; to 
 make double. From "^^τλόαζ, double, 
 
 Δ/ντλαξ, α,κοζ, ό κα.) 'h, having two layers or 
 t\vo shells ; h, a garment doubled. From Tis 
 and ίτλαξ, a shell or crust, or from ^τλύζω, 
 to double. Th. h-rXoog. 
 
 Αιτλχίτικζω, f. άσω, to double, to redouble, 
 to repeat. Hence 
 
 Αΐ'^Χα.σίχσμος, ου, ό, a doubling, a making 
 twice as much ; from 
 
 Αίτλάσιοί, Ίοί, ίον, and όιττλαιτίων, όνος, 
 ο χκι 71, twice as great, twice as much ; also 
 double. From the same. 
 
 Αιτλ^, adv. doubly. From hTkooS' 
 
 Ai'^Xntrios, Ion. for %iyrXa(rio;. 
 
 Αι-πλο'ϊξ, ί^οί, h, a cloak doubled, a doublet ; 
 also, a coat, a mantle. From 
 
 Δ1ΠΛ0'02, οϋ, ό, double, twice as much ; 
 cunning, cfai'ty ; large, great ; inf. and n. g. 
 %ι<7ΓλΌνι, -ί, δίίτλόβν, -οΰν. 
 
 Αι-τλόηοον, twofold more, twice as much, 
 adv. 
 
 Αίτλοω, ω, to double, to make double ; f. 
 ύσω, 1. a. i/nj)erat. act. ^ί9Τλωσον, άτω, and in 
 2. pi. "ίι-^λωσατί, p. ^ίοίτλωκ,οί, perf. ind, pas. 
 ^ΐ^ίτλωμαί. Th. t/T/^oos, ov?. 
 
 Αι-κΧωμα, ατοζ, το, Ά diploma, letters patent 
 of princes ; also a double vessel. From the 
 same. 
 
 Αίττου;, e^oj, ό ««< ί, having two feet, two- 
 footed. From dtg aud ττους. 
 
 Αΐ'ττ^οσω'χοζ, ου, ο κα) '/ι, having two heads or 
 faces. 
 
 AiVrwl, νχος, ό χοά «, double or doubled ; 
 and 
 
 Ai-^rr^X,», adv. doubly ; also 
 
 Αίττνχος, βυ, ο xxt ν, double or doubled ; 
 folded double, a twin. From, ^k, twice, and 
 τττυζ,, a fold, from 'πτύσσω, to fold, 
 
 Α\ζΧΆ, usi a. Dor. for ^ίξχη, >ji, '^, a 
 fountain. 
 
 ΔΙΡΚΑΓΑ, or χίξχοίίοί, us, h, the name of 
 a plant. 
 
 ΔΓ2 (yis), adv. twice, by Sync, for luaxis i 
 from too, in compos. ; it generally retains the σ, 
 when followed by a vowel or a diphthong, but if 
 followed by a consonant, it sometimes retains, 
 and sometimes loses it. cl<rec^ xcc) δ<ί, once 
 and again, Nehem. xiii, 20 ; 1 Thess. ii, 1 8. 
 Δ)?, Jupiter ; an obsol. noun, for which is 
 used Zivs, gen. Atos, ^c. Also the ahffrom 
 ^ix, because it pervades all things, 
 Αίσ^/ΐμχ/, Oor.for ^ίζ»ιμβιι. 
 Αίσίυνο$, ου, ό, having two wives ; the 
 husband of two wives. From lis and li/n^, 
 a bed, 
 
 Αισχίυ$, ius, 0, a certain comet or meteor, 
 so called from the figure of a quoit. 
 AuTKioujf. ζύσω, and 
 
 Αισχίω, ω, f. νισω, to throw the discus or 
 quoit, to play at quoits, Th. ^ίσxos. 
 
 Αισχήσαι;, ^oZ.ybr ^^o-x^ja-af, having pitched 
 the quoit; j!;a/'i. 1. a. act. of the same. 
 
 Αίσχοζολία, fltj, «, a pitching of quoits ; the 
 game of discus. 
 
 ΑισχοζΌλο5, ου, ο, one who throws the dis- 
 cus. From y^σχos, and βολν, or βόλο?, which is 
 said to be derived from the obsol. βίλλω, to 
 throw. 
 
 ΔΓ2Κ02, ου, ο, a quoit, a round βαΐ 
 plate of iron, lead, stone, or wood, ivhich the 
 Greeks used to throw for the sake of exercise ; 
 also the sun's orb ; also a dish or plate in 
 which food is served up. Hence Engl, a dish. 
 From Τικω, to throw. 
 
 Αίσχουξχ, a limit or bound, 05 far as one 
 could throw the discus. From δ/β•»5ί, and 
 Ion. oυξos,for o^os, a bound or Umit. 
 Αισμύξίοι, ων, οι, twenty thousand. 
 Αισσα), two ; nom, pl.f g. of 
 Aισσos, h, ov, (Att. ^itto.s, and Ion, ^t%os,J 
 double, two. Th. 11?. 
 
 Αιστοί,γμοί, oZ, 0, doubt, hesitation, uncer- 
 tainty. From 
 
 ΔΙ2ΤΑ'Ζί1, to doubt, to mistrust, to wav- 
 er ; f άσω, or ά^ω, p. %{ΒΙσταχα, or -ay^a. As 
 ffrom δ/ί and στάω. 
 
 Αιστχχτΐχο5, and -xtikos, ti, ov, of or be- 
 longing to doubting, conditional. 
 
 Αίστασί$) sw;, 'h, a doubting, doubt. From 
 Οίστάζω. 
 
 Αισ7ίγο5, ό χα) τι, «yov, βί/, το, having a 
 double roof, having two stories. From §/, for 
 Tis, and στζγο5, a roof. 
 
 Αίστϊχ^05, and ^ίστοιχο$, ου, ό χα) ri, having 
 two rows or lines ; consisting of two verses, 
 a distich. From §/? a?id στίχο$, or στοΐχο$ρ 
 an order, rank, verse. From ^τίίχω, to 
 walk. 
 
ΔίΧ 
 
 215 
 
 Δΐη 
 
 Αίίττψύί, βυ, ο χα) ίι, having two mouths ; 
 two-edged. From Τι,β)?'' δ/?, ci7id ατόμα. 
 
 Αΐ(τχ;ίλΐΰί, α/, «, two thousand. From Tis 
 and φίλιοι. 
 
 Αιτάλα,ντΰί, ου, ο κχι «, (σταθμοζ) of two 
 talents' weight. 
 
 Atrros, h, ov, double ; jitt. for 'Κισσός. Th. 
 
 Αίτνλοξ, ου, ό Koti ri, or -ος, tj, ov, having 
 two bunches or protuberances, ejnth. of camels. 
 From ^i? ci7id τύλο;, hard, thick skin. 
 
 Αίϋλίζω, to free from the dregs, filter, strain 
 off, strain through a sieve. From ^la, and 
 νλίζω, to strain ; f. ^ίυλίιτω, p. -ύλιχα. Th. 
 
 Arjipxiv&i, f. oivu, p. ^i^iv^xyKoi, to inter- 
 weave, to weave. 
 
 Αιφοία-ίοί, a, ov, spoken in two ways> double, 
 twofold. Th. δ/?. 
 
 ΔΙΦΑ'Ώ (^^τφοίω), ω, f. affoi, to seek or 
 search, to trace out ; as if from Viu άφίί, to 
 follow by the touch. 
 
 ΔΙΦΘΕΤΑ, ois, ri, a skin, hide, slough ; a 
 garment made of skins ; parchment ; a leather 
 pouch. From ^ίφω, to flay or skin. 
 
 Αίφύογγο?, ου, ο xot,) h, having two sounds or 
 vowels, a diphthong. From Τΐζ and φάόγγοί, 
 a sound, from φβίγγομοίί, to sound, to speak, 
 which see. 
 
 Αίφξοί'ξ, ακο5, vt, a seat, a bench. Th. 
 ^Ιφξο;. 
 
 Αίφροίζ, άοοί, 71, the same as οίφξος. 
 
 Anp^nXoifflot., as, 'h, the driving of a chariot ; 
 and 
 
 Αιφξτ^λάτας, a, o. Dor. for 
 
 Αιφξπλαττίξ, ου, ο, a charioteer. From 
 ^ίφξοξ and ίλαύνω, to drive. 
 
 ΔΓΦΡ02, 0, gen. ου, and Ion. Τιψξοιο, a 
 double seat in a war-chariot, ivhere the ivarrior 
 and the driver sat ; contr. from ^ίφοξο$, hy 
 Sync, a chari(^ drawn by two horses ; a seat, 
 a bench ; m. pi. o\ Ιίψξοι, and n. ra ^ίφξα, 
 chiefly among the p)oets. 
 
 Αιφξοφοξίω, ω, f. viffu, to carry in a char- 
 iot or in a litter. From "^ίφξοξ and φίξω, to 
 carry. 
 
 Αίφΰνα, ίοί, ο κα) 91, having two natures •, 
 double, twofold. From Its and φυη, nature. 
 From φύω, to be born. 
 
 Αιφωα-α, seeking, inquiring ; part, jyres. act. 
 f. g. contr. from ^ιφάω. 
 
 A'ix,for ^Ιίχα, in two ways or parts, doubly, 
 separately, apart ; with gen', without, apart 
 from. Th. Vts. 
 
 Αιχάζω, and ^t^au, to cut in two, to divide, 
 to separate; to set at variance ; f άσω, \. a. 
 inf. act. ^ιχάα•χι, perf. ^^ί^Ίχακα, From ^ίχ;κ. 
 
 Αί;ί(^νιλΐυω, f. ίυσω, to have a parted hoof. 
 
 Αιχία, Poet. adv. the same as ^ίχ,α, separ- 
 ately, apart, doubly. 
 
 Aix^aVias, ace. pl'f. g'. from 
 
 Αιχθ&^ιοί, ου, ο χα) ri, or -οξ, a, βν, the 
 samfi as ^ισνοζ, double. 
 
 Αιχθαζ^ ahi, h) the same. From %ίχκ. 
 
 Αιχόζουλο;, ου, ο χα) «, of different senti- 
 ments, disagreeing, discordant ; as if ο t'av 
 βουλην ^ιχων. From "^ίχα and βουλή. 
 
 Αίχο6ιν, adv. from two parts ; from both 
 sides. From ^ίχΛ, Th. lis. 
 
 Αϊχομίΐνία, las, h, and 
 
 ΑίχΌμηνΐ5, i^oi, 71, Poet, the full moon, 
 the moon in opposition ; and 
 
 ΑίχΌμηνο5, ου, ό, the same as Ιιχάμ,τ^ν, ytvog, 
 xat 71, dividing the month into two parts ; of 
 or belonging to the half or full moon ; the half 
 moon. From Vi^a and μήν. 
 
 AiyJoyMoc, ov, ο χα) τι, one who speaks am- 
 biguously, double-tongued, ambiguous, double, 
 doubtful.] 
 
 Ajxatrrarieu, ω, f. nfu), to be at variance, 
 disagree, doubt, hesitate.] 
 
 Αιχο(ϊταα•Ία, ας, τί, a dissension, division, 
 sedition, discord, separation ; in dat. δ/νυσ-τα- 
 σίτι. Ion. From Ιίχα, apart, separately, ^roT/t 
 o)s, and ff-raiTts. Th. 'ίστγίμι. 
 
 Αιχοτομίω, ω, to cut in two, to cut asunder, 
 to separate ; to cut in pieces ; f. ν^τω, p. Ithi- 
 χοτΌμ-ήΧΆ, 1. a. ind. act. ΐ^ιχοτόμησα. From 
 Ιίχα and τίμνω, p. ind. m. τίτομα. 
 
 ΑιχοτΌμτ,μα, ares, το, a half; a part or 
 piece. 
 
 Αιχοτομία, as, 'h, a division into two parts. 
 From Ιιχοτομίω. 
 
 Aixais, in two parts, doubly ; adv. From %)sj 
 twice. 
 
 ΔΓΨΑ, VIS, «, thirst, ardent desire. Whence 
 
 Ai-^akios, ία, ίον, thirsty ; a7id 
 
 Ai-^as, ahs, 71, a kind of viper, ivhose bite 
 causes great thirst and is quickly fatal ; a kind 
 of plant ; also adj. thirsty, dry. 
 
 Αΐ'ψάω, ω, f. 'Α(Τω, p. 'hCbl^nxa, 1. a. ind, 
 act. Wf^Tio-a' to thirst ; to be thirsty ; and 
 Metaphor, to desire ardently ; rov θίον, Ps. 
 xlii, 2. '7rξos τον Θεον, Ps. Ixiii, 1. υΐατι, 
 Exod. xvii, 3. Th. Ιί-φα. 
 
 Αι-φγ, Dor. for h'^a, he thirsts, 3, sing, 
 
 pres. ind. act. ^/i^ij; , for li-^as, thou thirstest ; 
 
 2. sing. pres. ind. act. Att. or Dor. Ιι-φίίν, 
 
 for δ/•ψαν, 2^res. hf. act. from ^ι-φάω, to thirst. 
 
 Th. li^a. 
 
 Αι-ψτιο-τι, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of ^-φάω^ 
 to thirst. 
 
 At-^ios, ου, χα) ί, thirsty, dry ; causing 
 thirst ; Att. in f. g. li-^^ia. From Vt-^a, 
 thirst. 
 
 Al-^os, tos, TO, the same as ^ί-φα. 
 
 At-^v^os, ου, ό xxt 71, having a double mind, 
 i. e. wavering, cliangeable. From Ds and 
 "φυχτι, mind or soul. 
 
 Ai-^mTis, pari, jires. act. contr. pi. ttum. 
 From h\pauo, to thirst. 
 
 ΔΙΏ Chicti), f α•ω, p. xa, to drive away, 
 banish, expel ; also to fear or be afraid ; to run 
 fast. 
 
 Αιωζόλον, and "^ίοοζ'ολιον, ου, το, two oboli. 
 Fro7n Tis and O^oX'os. 
 
 Α{6)γμΰ$» ου, β, persecution, pursuit, vexa- 
 
ΔΙΩ 
 
 S16 
 
 ΔΟΓ 
 
 tion ; a driving out. From ^ιωκω, to pursue, 
 to persecute. 
 
 A<ii^sy<r£v, S. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of tiotiveo. 
 
 Δ.ΐΛ>θ'αιν, -uv, and ^ιω^ίί/τίχι, -ιΊσύκι, pres. 
 inf. act. and mid. to drive away, push o?- throw 
 ofT, displ ; reject ; press through ; to refute. 
 Th. ώ6ίω. 
 
 Δ<ίίκ£/ν υμνώ κζΐτ'ά.?, to celebrate one's vir- 
 tues, to sing one's praises. 
 
 ΑίΜΚίμίν, and ^ΐΜχίμίνα,ι, to follow after, to 
 pursue ; prcs. inf. act. Ion. for hcOKtiv. From 
 
 AiUksv, Dor. fjr oiuxuv, pres. inf. act. to 
 pursue, to follow. From. '^ιώκω. 
 
 Αιωκ,νκτις, ΐω?, h, pursuit, a pursuing ; and 
 Αιωκτίοζ, ία, ίον, to be followed or pursued. 
 Λιύκτν;?, ου, ό, a pursuer, a persecutor. 
 ΔΐίΙ'ΚίΙ, to driAi-e away, banish, expel ; to 
 follow, pursue, to endeavour after ; to describe, 
 to strike, to persecute, to' put to flight, to ac- 
 cuse, to follow after ; f ^ιύζ,ω, p. %ινιω^α, im- 
 perf. ind. act. ι^ίωκοΜ, $;, ε, 1. a. ind. act. 
 ί^/Λίξα, 1. P. act. iniperat. οίω'ζ^ον, άτω, 1. ο. 
 snbj. act. ^ιω'^ω, τις, and in 2. pi. ^ι&ι'ξτιη• pres. 
 , ind. pas. "^la^c.ucn, to be persecuted ; pe^f. ind. 
 ]ias. "^ίΙίωγ/ίο'-Λ-ι, 1. a. ind. pas. ί^ιωχ^ύγιν, l-f 
 pas. '^ΐΜχ^ύ'/','Τημ.α.ι. Perhajys from ^1m ωκ,α, to 
 drive out speedily. 
 
 ΔΙίΙΛΤ'ΓΙΟΣ fhiuXvytoiJ, ου, ο χ,/χ.) h, 
 great, vehement, strong, wide-stretching. 
 
 A/iWv, ονοξ, Dion ; a na?ne used by philoso- 
 phers in the examples which they addtice, as 
 the Roman lawyers use that of Titius, and our 
 oiim, that of John Stiles, Sfc. 
 
 A/'iivii., Oor. for ^ιώνγι, νις, vi, the name of 
 a heathen goddess, the mother of Vetius. 
 ■ ΑΪΜνομα,ίΤμ'ίνοί, οϋ, part. j)ef. 2)as. of ^lovo- 
 μάζω,f. ύ,σω, to name, call, denominate. Th. 
 ύνομΆ. 
 
 ί^ιωνυτοΌί, ου, ο, Bacchus ; for Δ/όνι/ίΤΟ? . 
 
 Δ(ίίξ<•ττί!?, ου, ο, a driver of horses, a horse- 
 man. From "hiojKOJ and Ί'π'ττοζ, a horse. 
 
 ί\\ω\ΐ',, ίο><^, 'A, pursuit, persecution ; an ac- 
 cusation. From "ctoj-KfAi, to pursue, to follow. 
 
 Δ;(λΐβί'«, «?, '^, a delaying or delay ; an inter- 
 Λ'αΐ ; also time appointed. Th. οζοζ. 
 
 /^ιωξίοΊχ, α,ζ, ε, 1. η. ind. act. '^ιωξίσίω, 
 3. sing. perf. iniperat. pas. of^ιoζ^ζω, to bound, 
 to limit. Th. οξο;. 
 
 di^iojoo^ov, or "^ιόξοφον, ου, το, having a double 
 roof or two stories. From δ/? and Ιξίφίυ, to 
 cover. 
 
 okieo^o^oi, or eiooo^o;, ου, ο κκι 'h, haA'ing a 
 double nM>f ; having two stories. From the 
 same. 
 
 Αι&>ζυζ, νχ,ο;, or vyoc, r„ a trench or 
 ditch ; a canal ; a mine- From όιοξύσα-ω, to 
 dig through. 
 
 Αιωουγν/, , he dug through ; 3. sing. perf. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 Λιύ(Ταμ.ίνος, Λ. a. part. m. of oiuu'toj, or 
 'oioi6u,f. -ωό'/ΐ(τω, or -ώ<τω^ to drive away. Tk. 
 ili4'iu, or ωύο). 
 
 Aiojfrrio, Y.ooif I, a surgical instrument, by 
 
 which any tiling (^iuhlrai) is pushed out of a 
 wound ; also a bar, stake, pole. 
 
 Αμαθεν, 3. pi, 1. a. ind. pas. Dor. and 
 Boeol. for Ι^μ'ήύ'/κτοίν, ivhence JSoeot. ε^μ^^ν, 
 and "Ιμηθζν, Dor. '^μκύιν from 
 
 Αμάω, f "^μήσω, />. Ύί^μγικκ, by Sync, for 
 ^α,μάω, to subdue, to tame. 
 
 Αμηίΰσκ, subdued; forced; part. 1. a. 
 pas.f. g. of'l•μάω, or Ί'ιμω, for %α,μά.ω, to tame; 
 perf . ind pas. Τί^μτιμα/, σ-χι, roct, l.a.ind. 
 pas. Ι^μ'/,ύνιν, part, ^μ' /ihts, ίίσα., zv part. 2. a. 
 pas. '^α,μΛίς. Th. %α,μάω. 
 
 Αμγιίή'τω, let him be subdued, let him be 
 prevailed upon, Horn. 3. mig. 1. a. imperat, 
 pas. from %μά.ω, or ^ίμω, for "^ο/,μά,ω^ to van- 
 quish. See Αμ'Λύιίσα.. 
 
 Αμ,ίϊσ-ΐί, zoj;, ri, a subduing or taming, a 
 breaking, as of horses. 
 
 Αμ^ήτΒΐξΰί, as, i, she who subdues or tames ; 
 and 
 
 Αμητ^ξ, ΐίξβί, ο, a subduer, a vanquisher ; 
 Poet, for %α,μαα•τηζ, οΰ, ό. From Ιαμάω, to 
 tame, to subdue. 
 
 Αμύητος, h, ov, subdued, subjected, vanquish, 
 ed, tamed. From the same. 
 
 Αμωοίζ, servants or slaves ; ace. plur. from 
 όμως . 
 
 Αμωκξ, maid-servants ; ace, plur, and in. 
 dat, pi, ^μ,ωίίσ•»• from 
 
 Αμων[, τις, ίι, a maid-servant ; a female slave j 
 and 
 
 Αμωί'ς, 't'^ag, the same ; but 
 
 Αμωος, ου, ό, and 
 
 Αμως, -ωοζ, -οος, ο, a servant, a slave. All 
 from ^αμάω, to subdue, vanquish. 
 
 Αμω<ην, and Ιμώίσσιν, Ion. dat. pi. from, the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΔΝΟΠΑΛΓΖΩ, /. :<τω, to shake, strike 
 with the hands ; kill ; to shake ; to throw round 
 one's self, put on, as clothes, Odys. xiv, 512 ; 
 as if from ^ινω or ^ονω 'ττοίλάμαις. 
 
 ΑνοφεξΥιο-ί, dat. pi. lon.f g. of 
 
 Ανοφίξος, a, ov, obscure, dark, gloomy ; and 
 
 Ανοφόίΐς, ifftfot,, iv, the same. From 
 
 ΔΝ0'Φ02, ου, ό, darkness, obscurity, 
 shade ; the same as γνόφος, and formed in the 
 same manner, from νίφος, whence νόφος, and, 
 by adding ^, ^νόφος, 
 
 AoΰiζύJ,f, άσω, to doubt, deliberate, decide ; 
 in Apoll, to seem to hear.] 
 
 Αοάσσα,το, according to some, for totatroiro, 
 by dropjnng ι and doubling tr, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. 7n. Ion. of "Μοιάζω, to doubt, consult ; ac- 
 cording to others, for ύο'ζάσ•Άτο, by re?noving ξ 
 and the augment, and by jEol. redxiplic. of o-, 
 fro^n δοξάζω, to think, to believe. 
 
 Αόγμα, ατός, ro, a decree, an edict, ordi- 
 nance ; a tenet, a doctrine, a dogma ; 'δόγματα, 
 ων, ra, rites, ceremonies, institutions ; tradi- 
 tions. From ^οκ,ίω, to think. 
 
 ΑογματΊΖ,ομοί.1, pas. in N. T. to be burdened 
 with ceremonies, to be subject to ordinances ; 
 from 
 
 ΑογματΙζω, to make a decree or ordinance; 
 
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 to introduce an opinion or doctrine ; in JV. T. 
 to prescribe religious rites or ceremonies ; to 
 consult; determine ; y". ισ•ω, p. ^ί^ογμύτιαα. 
 
 . Αογμαηκοζ, h, ov, one who holds certain 
 principles or opinions in any science ; theoreti- 
 cal ; prnper for teaching. 
 
 ΔΟ'ΔΡΑ, Άζ, ή, a kind of drink or broth 
 made of nine ingredients ; juice of meat, ivater, 
 honey, wine, bread, herbs, oil, pepper, and salt. 
 
 /\ο6ύξ, iTffa,, h, part. 1. a. pas. from ν^Βωμι, 
 to give ; 1 . a. oj^t. pas. "hoht'/iv. 
 
 AooTjvxi, to be given; 1. a. inf. pas. ^oumo- 
 ftcci, l-f pas. from the same. 
 
 ΔΟΘΙΗ'Ν, ^vus, 0, a bile, a felon, a tumour 
 in the fleshy parts of the body. 
 
 Δο/ά, 71. g. nom. pi. Poet, and ^ota), f. g. 
 for oooj, two. 
 
 Αοιάζω, f affCAi, to doubt ; consult, delib- 
 erate, 
 
 ΔΟΙΔΤ^, ύ•Λος, ο, a pestle; a spoon or 
 scoop for taking pounded substances out the 
 moriar. 
 
 Αΰΐεν, they might give, for ^/)i?itrctv, Bceot, 
 find JEol. 3. pi. 2. a. 02)t. act. of ^oitjv, from 
 ^ί^ΰομι, to give. 
 
 Δβ/'/7, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. act. from the same. 
 
 Aoih, fji, », doubt, uncertainty. Th. ^νω, 
 two. 
 
 Aoio), pi. and ^eiii, dual Poet, for ^ύω, two, 
 in dat. pi. "^otolfftv. 
 
 ΔΟΚΑ'ΖίΙ, to observe, watch ; wait for, 
 expect ; think ; f. άσω, p. ^ί^Όκ,α,κα•. 
 
 ΑοΆαίΤίΊς, Dor. for 1ιο-Λ'/\σΐίζ, 2. sing. 1./". 
 ind. act. of ΊοκΊω, f. γκτω, to think, be of 
 opinion. 
 
 Αοκά,ω, f. 'Λσω, p. ΥιΧ,α, the same as 2ο!ίάζω. 
 
 Αοκ,ιί, it seems, it seenis good or right, it 
 pleases ; it is resolved, hnperson. ^oxn, jrrcs. 
 imperat.from "^οκ,ίω, which see. 
 
 AofiUi, ^οκ,εΤ, 2. and 3. sing. pres. ind. act. 
 contract, οβ^οκίω. 
 
 Αοκίΰω, f. iuifeo, the same as "^οΆά,ζω ; also 
 to lie in Avait for. 
 
 AoKiuojv, lying in wait, expecting, 2)art. pres. 
 act. from the same. 
 
 ΔΟΚΕ'Π, &;,, to seem ; think ; judge, be- 
 lieve ; be of opinion ; approve ; to think prop- 
 er ; to be held in estimation ; be praised; m* 
 perf. ind. act. ύόχίον, -ουν, f. "έό'ζω, from, obsol. 
 ^όκω, rarely οοκ,ήσω, p. oibo^r/., and οί^όκ,'/ικ,α, 
 tvhich are obsol. 1. a. ind. act. Ώο'ξχ, 1. a. 
 subj. act. δόξώ;, >7f, »5• pe^f. ind. pas. "^ε^ογμαι• 
 ^οκίον, oZv, part. pres. act, n. g. κ,ατα το 'δοκούν, 
 as it seems, according to one's belief or opin- 
 ion ; ot ^ΰκοΰντί}, who are believed or thought ; 
 also those who are held in estimation ; per- 
 sons of reputation or dignity ; ^ί^οκ-τιμίνκ, or 
 ^ί^ογμίνχ, decrees, ordinances ; "^'ύοκται, it is 
 decreed or resolved by the senate, people, (^-^c. ; 
 Ιμο) ^οκ,εΤν, as it seems to me, in my opinion. ] 
 
 AoK^KUjfor ^όκω, in Hermipp. 
 
 A'oK'/iffi?, ίω?, η, opinion, belief ; suspicion ; 
 expectation. Prom ^oxL•. 
 
 Αοκϊμάζω, to prove, tr}»", examine, judge, 
 
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 think, approve, praise ; f. άσω, p. '^ί^οκΊμακα., 
 pef. ind. pas. Ιί^οκίμκσ-μχι, and 3. pi. pres, 
 imperat. j)as. '^οζιμαζίο'^ωα-α,ν. Prom νοκιμοζ. 
 Th. ^oxiuj, ivhich see. 
 
 Aom μΆσια., α,ζ, 'h, a proof, trial, experiment, 
 examination. Prom ^οκ,ιμά,ζΜ, to prove, try. 
 
 Αοχΐμβίστ7ΐί, ου, ο, one who proves, tries, or 
 examines ; a censor ; approver. 
 
 Αο-Λ,Ιίμ'Λ, Ks, '/), experience, trial, proof; and 
 
 Αοαίμιαν, ου, το, a trial, proof, test ; also 
 
 ΑΌκϊμοξ, ου, ο Kou h, approved, tried ; ac- 
 cepted, good. Prom Ιοχίω. 
 
 Αο'Δς, ί'^οί, 'h, a small beam ; a rafter ; a 
 rod. prom 
 
 ΔΟΚΟ'2, ου, 'A, abeam, a rafter; a great 
 wooden bar ; a spear, a pike, a lance. 
 
 ΑΌκ,ος, ου, ο. Poet, the same as Vok'/kti?, and 
 from the same. 
 
 ΑοκΌω, f. ώσω, to rafter, to frame with 
 beams or rafters. Prom "^οκος, a beam. 
 
 ΑΌκωσίζ, zojg, τι, a raftering, framing with 
 rafters, a building; Pedes, x, 18. erroneously 
 οήκοσΊζ. 
 
 Α.οΧίοοζ, Ά, ov, the same as ^ολόίΐ?, deceitful, 
 treacherous, perfidious. Th. Τολοζ, deceit, 
 treacher3\ 
 
 Αολζξως, adv. treacherously, deceitfully. 
 Prom Ike same. 
 
 AoX'iaiffi, dat. pi. lon.f. g.from 
 
 Αόλιοξ, lot,, lov, deceitful, crafty, cunning, 
 treacherous ; ace. sing, f g. Ion. οολί'ήν. Th, 
 
 Αολίοτίΐζ, r.To?, 'h, dfcceit, cunning, treacher)?-. 
 
 ΑολίΟΜ, ω, to use deceit, to deceive ; f. ώσω^ 
 p. Ί'^οΧ'ίωαα,• ύολιουσαν, for ItoXiovv, 3. p/. ■ 
 iviperf. ind. act. Bceot. From VoXto;, and this 
 , from VoXos, deceit. 
 
 ! ΑοΧίχ", for Ιολίχ'ά,, long ; ace. pi. n. g. 
 \from ^ολιχ^οζ, long. 
 
 ΑοΧίχοίυλοί, ου, ο y.ul h, having a long tube 
 or pipe ; having a long ur deep socket, as the 
 head of a spear has, and hence used as an epi- 
 thet of spears that have long or large heads, 
 and may be rendered long or large, Odys. 
 ix, 156.] 
 
 ΑοΧιχ,'Αξίτμοζ, ου, ο κοά ή, using long oars. 
 Prom, ^ολιχ^ος, long, and Ιξίτμοί, an oar, and 
 this from Ιξία•σ•ω, to row. 
 
 Αολιχοοϋξοί, or '^ηυ7^χ^ο^ίίξος (by inserting 
 V on account of the measure J, ου, ο κ,οά h, hav- 
 ing a long neck, long-necked. Prom ^ΒοΧιχ^οξ^ 
 long, and ^s/^w, the neclc. 
 
 Αολιχ^όκαυλος, ου, ό kou h, having a long 
 shaft or handle, as a spear, c^-c] 
 
 ΔΟΛΙΧΟ'2 f^oXi^oiJ,' ίι, βν, long, large, 
 much, and as a substantive it signifies a sp^ce 
 of ground, of 12 or 24: stadia '-^'or the races ; 
 in u'hich sense also VoXix^o isfound, with 
 
 the accent thrown back. 
 
 Αολιχ^Όσκ,ιοξ, ου, ο km) making a long 
 shadow ; also long. Prom %ολοχ^οζ and σκΙα, 
 shade or shadow, 
 
 AoX'tcji, adv. deceitfully, craftily, treacher- 
 ously. 
 
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 AeXoits, όίΐΤίτχ, fliv, deceitful, cunning, crafty ; 
 deceitfully, made. From "^όλο;. 
 
 Αολομά^α,νο;, ov, ο, an inventor of plots or 
 stratagems, crafty, subtle, treacherous ; Poet. 
 Dor. for ^ολομ'/ιχ;κνοί . From δόλβ?, deceit, 
 and (£t'/i;^av)j, a trick, device. 
 
 Δίλί^ίτα. voc. sing, from 
 
 Αολομτιτπί, ου, β, cunning, crafty, subtle, de- 
 ceitful ; and 
 
 Αολόμ^ιη;, to?, e κα) h, the same. Fro7n 
 %Όλοζ, deceit, arid μ^,η?, counsel. 
 
 AoXoTsffiriv, dat. pi. Ion. and Poet, of 
 Αόλο-φ, a pro])er nari.e. 
 
 Α.οΧοτΊων, ονοζ., ό, a proper navie, Dolopion. 
 
 Δβλβτλο^/α, us, ri, a plotting of mischief, a 
 cunning device or plot. From αόλο;, deceit, and 
 ■srX'ixen, to knit, to contrive, p. ind. m. v'-- 
 rrXoKcc. 
 
 Λολο-τλόκο;, ου, ό κ,Ά ί, plotting mischief, 
 deceitful, crafty, Sappho. 
 
 Αολορραφ}}?, BOS, Kcci ^, artfully devised, 
 contrived, or invented ; treacherous. Froyn 
 ^όλοί, deceit, and ρά-^τω, to sew. 
 
 AoXoppapiex, and Ion. -/??. as, i, craftiness, 
 cunning, subtlety, a cunning artilice. F'roni the 
 same. 
 
 Δ0'Α02, ου, ό, deceit, fraud, artifice, 
 treachery, craft. 
 
 ΔίλΛΪντε?, novi. pL part. pres. act. conir. 
 from toX'oo)• licXoZii, pres. inf. act. contr. from 
 the same. 
 
 ΑοΧοφοαΗη?, ioe, b κ») ri, meditating fraud or 
 deceit ; v.-i!y, artful. From oaXc;, deceit, a}id 
 φράζω, to say. 
 
 ΑοΧοφξονίω, ω, f. γι>τω, to plot schemes of 
 mischief. From ^oko; and φξοΛω to think. 
 From φξ^ν, the mind. 
 
 ΛόΧο-φ, OTTOS, b, a spy, a scout ; one that 
 lies in wait. From δόλβ; a)id o-\^is, or from 
 A.o?^oTis, ο treacherous naiion of Thessaly. 
 
 όίοΧάω, ω, f. ώσω, p. tChoXtoiioi,, to act deceit- 
 fully or treaclierously, to use fraud or artifice, 
 to deceive, to circumvent ; to adulterate, to 
 corrupt ; to falr.ily. Th. VoXos. 
 
 lA'oXcj, dat. sing. ^o\ous, ace. pi. of loXos, 
 ov, β, deceit, which see. 
 
 A-oXeuh);, ivr^s, part. 1. a. pas. front ^ολό&ι, 
 to use fraud or artifice, to deceive. From the 
 ame. 
 
 ΑΰΧων, όνος, ό, a concealed dagger or pon- 
 iard, a sword-stick ; tlie smallest sail in a 
 ship. 
 
 Δίλων, ovos, ό, a proper name, Dolon, the 
 son (f Fu/nedes, in Homer. 
 
 ΑοΧων, deceivi.g; part. pres. act. conir. 
 from %οΧύω. 
 
 ΑόΧωη5, (US, v, deceit, deception, fraud. 
 Th. VoXos. 
 
 Αομα., uros, το, a gift or present, hoivever 
 bestoived ; bnt oc^jpov, a free gift. 2Ίι, ^Ί%ωμι, 
 p. ind. pas. "^ίίομοίί. 
 
 Αόμίν, Ion. and νομίναι, Oor. and JEol. 
 for toZvai, 2. a. inf. act. of όι^ωμ,ι, to give ; 
 f. %ύσω, 2. a. ind. act. 'ihuv. 
 
 Αομίω, u,f. ήσω,ρ. γ,χ,χ, to build, to erect. 
 
 From 
 
 Αομη, ytsi 'h, a building, structure, edifice ; 
 a wall, the structure of the body. Th. ^ίμ,ω. 
 
 Αόμνοί, ου, ο, a master, a lord ; Υομνα, ns, rif 
 a mistress, δίβ-τβ/να. Borrowed from the Latin 
 by the later Greeks. 
 
 Acμos, ου, 0, a house ; a room or chamber ; 
 a fold or stall ; a row, a structure; a chest or 
 trunk ; gen. pi. ^όμων %ομΌν^ί, adv. homeward. 
 Th Τίμω, to build ; ]}. ind. m. δέ^β^α. 
 
 AeivoihTa-oi, shaken, agitated ; Z)or. for ^ovn- 
 άίϊσα, part. 1. a. pas.f g. of^oviit). 
 
 Aov&xihs, SMS, b, full of reeds or canes. Fronn 
 ^ovKt,, a reed. Hence 
 
 Aotirty.v.oc, acc. Sing. Ion. for -ία. 
 
 Aovoi.Tto-TQjxpos, ου, ο χοίΐ h, bearing reeds or 
 canes. From ^όναξ, a reed, a7id τξίψω, to 
 nourish : J), ind. m. τί-ξοφα. 
 
 ΔΟ'ΝΑΗ, az'is, b, a reed or cane ; an ar- 
 row ; a pen or reed used for writing ; an angling 
 rod. From "^ον'ίω, to shake. 
 
 Ao'ii'jUyf. ζΰσω, the some as 
 
 ΔΟΝΕΏ, ω, to shake, agitate, move, toss ; 
 turn, bend, swing ; dance ; f ^τω• part. pres. 
 act.f g. -ίονσχ, 
 
 Αονημα,, ciTos, το, agitation, motion, move- 
 ment. 
 
 Aavj^ffis., sus, '/I, a moving, shaking, agita- 
 tion. From perf. ind. pas. (f^ov'sco. 
 
 AovTts, nom. pi. part. 2. a. act. from ^ovsf 
 gen. dovTos, part. 2. a. act. of Ιίοωμί, to give ; 
 2. a. ind. act. 'ihcov. 
 
 Αόζα, Yis, h. an opinion, a doctrine, thought, 
 an axiom, judgment, belief, expectation ; re- 
 port, fame ; reputation ; dignity ; wt N. T. 
 glory, 'honour ; -ττΆζα ^ό^α,ν, beyond expecta- 
 tion, Thnci/d. ii, 49.] 
 
 Δδξα/, uv, ctl, dignities ; magistrates or 
 angels, in N. T. See Schleusner. Front 
 οοκίω. 
 
 Αοζ,ύζω, to praise, to extol ; to belieΛ'e, 
 think ; conjecture, suspect ; in A\ T- to glo- 
 rify, to honour ; imperf ind. act. ΙΙΰζ,α.ζον, f 
 οι,σω, 1 . a. ind. act. ίοσίρι,σα,' ook^ecaOv, άτω, 
 1. α. imperat. act. o-y^ua-oj, 7)s, »i, 1, a. siihj. 
 act. '^ο%άσοίΐ, \. a. inf. act. ^ihoi^ot.x.ot^peyf. ind. 
 act. ^ο'ξ,ά.ζ'ίμαι, to be glorified, pres. ind. pas, 
 ^;οό'^οίσ-μ«.ι, pef. ind. pas ■ ίΟο^ύσβην, \. a, ind. 
 pas. to%a<T$&), '/is, i, I. a. sulij. pas. From δύξα. 
 Th. '^οκ.'ιω. 
 
 Αοζα,σ-ίωο-ι, 3. plur. 1. a. siibj. pas. of the 
 sa?ne verb. 
 
 Αΰζοκτμοι, oiTos, TO, what seems fit to be 
 done, an opinion ; glory. 
 
 Ai?.</iTTcs, h, ov, conjectural, imaginary ; 
 praised. 
 
 Δ ξ:7Τ£, 2. pi. 1. a. subj. act. qf^oKiu. 
 
 Ao'^iKos, yi, bv, glorious ; splendid. From 
 δόξα, glory. 
 
 Ao^is, io's, 'h, the same as δβξα. From, 
 ^οκίω, to seem. 
 
 Ao^oXoy'sM, ω, f. mu, to celebrate one's 
 praises ; and 
 
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 Δο|βλ(»7'«ί «ί> V) a praising, a celebrating ; 
 E?igl. DOXOLOGY. From ^όξχ, glory, and 
 λόγος, froTn x'iycu, to speak, to say. 
 
 ί^οί,οΖσ6α.ί, pres. hif. for 2οκεΐν, to seem, to 
 appear, to be deemed, fro7n '^ο'ξόω, f. ωσω, I. a. j 
 itid. pas. i^o'^&ifyiv. 
 
 Δβξο;, I shall seem or appear, 1. J", act. 
 ίδβξα, 1. α. ind. act. of ^οκίω. From '^Όκω, 
 obs. 
 
 Δ,οξα, as, r, the skin or hide stripped off; 
 a flaying or skinning. From Vi^w, to flay. 
 
 Th. ΟίξΆζ. 
 
 Αόξα,ζ, ατας, το. Ion. and Poet, for the pre- 
 ceding, and '^αΖξΆί, α-τος, το, a spear. Hence 
 
 ^.o^artov, ου, το, a little pike, a dart or 
 javelin ; JJim, 
 
 ΑΌξα,τος, Ιόξνοζ, and by Mctath. ^^υξο;, gen. 
 sing, frvni Ίόξυ, a spear or dart ; in pi. τα 
 οορατοί. 
 
 ί\οξ1κτ•Ατις, ου, ό χ,οί) γ,, captured or taken in 
 war. From οόξυ and χτάομα(, to get or 
 obtain. 
 
 Λοξίχτυ•7Το;, ου, ο ζα,ι yi, Poet, raging with a 
 lance, warlike. Fro7n Ιόξυ, a spear, a lance, 
 and κ,τύτοί, a noise. Th. τύ'τττω. 
 
 Λ,οξ^ί, idos, '/„ a knife used for skinning 
 {"Βΰξά]. Th. ^ίξκ;. 
 
 Λοξκά,Ιιον, ου, το, a little deer, a doe, a roe ; 
 Dim. from 
 
 Αοξ-Λο,ζ, α^ος, h, a wild goat, an antelope, a 
 gazelle ; also the name of a uOinan, called in 
 Syriac also TecQiua, Acts. ix. 36. 
 
 Δ,όξχο;, ου, ο, a wild goat ; also 
 
 /\όξχων, ωνοζ, ο, the Same ; a stag. 
 
 ΔΟ'ΡΗ, xos, h, a roebuck, an antelope, a 
 gazelle. From Viozoj, to see, because these ani- 
 mals are very quicksighted . 
 
 Αοξο;, ου, ο, a leather sack or bag. Th. 
 
 ί\οξος, also gen. sing. Poet, from Vogu, a 
 spear. 
 
 Δδ^ίτα, nom. and ace, pi. from ^οξΤΰν, a 
 supper. 
 
 Ao^Tioj, ω, f. '/ισω, to sup, to feast. From 
 %οξ•~ον, a supper. 
 
 Δ,οοτίίΐ, '/;;, '/,, Ion. for 
 
 ΔΟ'ΡΙΙΟΝ, ου, το, and ^όξτος, ου, ο, a 
 supper. 
 
 ΔΟ'ΡΤ, το, a fpear, pike, lance ; a battle, 
 war ; a beam, a rafter ; timber, wood ; a ship ; 
 gen. sing. Ιόξοι,τοζ, and ^ουξος (by Metatli. for 
 "^Όζυος), and Poet, ύό^οζ, dat. sing. Vo^a-Ti, and 
 "^ουξΐ, and 2οξί, Poet. ΙτΊ^όξυ, to the right hand; 
 Ix '^όξατο;, from the right hand. 
 
 ί\οξυάλΜτο;, ου, ο nou 'h, taken in war, cap- 
 tive, a prisoner, a slave. From Υοου, a spear, 
 a pike, and ά,λ'κτκ,ω, to take. 
 
 Δο^ιίξίνβί, ου, ο κα) vt, one who from an en- 
 emy becomes a guest or friend, one who is sent 
 as an ambassador to ransom prisoners ; a friend 
 or guest.] 
 
 Αοξυσίτόος, ου, ό χ,οά h, brandishing a spear, 
 warlike. From Vo^u and ffoos, motion, from 
 ftisa, to shake. 
 
 Αορΰσσω, f. i\'M, p. υχ^Ά, to fight with a 
 spear or pike, to fight. From ^όξυ, a spear. 
 
 Αοίνφοξίω, ω, f. τ,α-ω, to carry a pike, to 
 guard, to perform the office of lifeguard ; '^οξυ- 
 φοξούμζνο;, guarded, attended ; j;ari. pres. jms. 
 and 
 
 Άοαιφο^ίχ, Ικς, r„ the service of a guard. 
 
 Αοξϋφοξίχον, ου, το, the Pretorian bands. 
 
 Α^ξύφάξο;, ου, ο, a pdcemau, a lifeguardsman. 
 From '^όξν, a spear, and φίξω, to carr}'. 
 
 Δοί, and VoOi, 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. act. of 
 ^ίόΜμι, to give ; f. ^ύσω, 2. a. ind. act. ίοων. 
 
 Aoa-av, Ion. for 'ϋιοσοι-ν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. 
 'i^cov, if^i^M^i, to give. 
 
 AiiTii;, gifts, nom. pi. contr. from οόοτίίρ 
 ίω}, «, a gift. From the same. 
 
 Aoffihhio;, ου, ο και τ), one who is punished 
 for a crime, or who gives himself up to justice. 
 From ΙόίΤίί and 'hixn, punishment. 
 
 Ac(ri:, ίως, ν,, a gift ; a giving ; a dose. 
 From 2. sing. perf. ind. pas. ^ί^οσαι, from, 
 2ίΰωμί, to give. 
 
 Αόσχον, £?, s, imperf ind. act. Poet, as if 
 from Voffxa, for iVi^uv, ως, ω, from the same 
 verb. 
 
 A'oTi, give ye; 2. pi. 2. a. imperat. from, 
 the same. 
 
 ΑΌτιΐξΛ, ας, h, she who gives, a female 
 giA'er ; from 
 
 Αοτγΐξ, ΥιΡος, ο, a giver ; a dispenser ; and 
 
 A'oT'/ii, ου, 0, the same. From δέδβτα/, 3. 
 sing. perf. ind. pas. ο/'Ιίοωμι, to give. 
 
 Αοτϊίίος, h, 3v, prone to giving ; inclined or 
 willing to give. 
 
 Αότω, ό. si)ig. 2. ft. imperat. act. of Vttafd.i, 
 to orive. 
 
 AoZ, give thcu ; Alt. for ύάο, and this Ion. 
 for 'hoo'o, 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. m. of t/ie same 
 verb. 
 
 Α'ίολαγωγ'ίΜ, oj,f. 'hcu, to reduce to slavery, 
 to carry into slavery ; to treat cruelly, to pun- 
 ish ; wiui ace. From 
 
 Αουλοίγαιγος, όΰ, ο κα) '/ι, Ά manstealer, a 
 kidnapper. From '^οΖΧος, a slaA'e, and αγωγός, 
 a leader, y/'jyyi αγω, to lead. 
 
 Αου7.άο,(ον, ου, 'το, a little servant or slave, a 
 A'alet ; dim. from ^ονλος. 
 
 Αουλίίχ, ας, yi, servitude, bondage ; subjec- 
 tion to, Thucyd. i, 8.] 
 
 Αούλιιος, ου, ό χα) γι, of or belonging to a. 
 slave, slavish, servile. From δούλος, a slave. 
 
 A'jvX:virciVy for ί^ούΧιυσαν, 3. plur. 1. a. 
 ind. act. Ion. and 
 
 Αουλίυο'άτωα-αν, 3. Jil. 1. a. imperat. act. 
 from 
 
 AouXi'jfj), to be a slaA-e, to serve, to obey ; 
 f. ίύσω, part, 1. a, act, ^ουλεύα-ας, p. δί^βύ- 
 λίυχα. Froyn "δούλος, a servant or slave. 
 
 Αούλ'/ι, γις, 'h, a female servant or slave. 
 
 ΑουΧ'/ίϊη, τις. Ion. for "δουλεία, ας, h, servi- 
 tude, bondage. Hence 
 
 ΑουΧήι'ος, Ion. for οούλειος, ου, ό χα) h, of 
 or belonging to a servant, servile ; slavish ^ 
 and 
 
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 Λ.ονλϊκΰί, *ι, ον, servile, slavish ; also 
 
 Αονλΐϋί, ου, ο κα.) ίι, servile, slavish. From 
 Κουλοί, a slave. 
 
 Αουλϊχ^ό^ίίξΟξ, ου, ο χα.) ί, having a long 
 neck. From ^ουλιχος, Ion. for Ιολιχοι, and 
 is/^ij, the neck. 
 
 Λουλο-τξ$7Τ7ΐί, BOS, ΆΟΑ Yi, becoming or fit- 
 ting a servant, servile, low, base, mean, illib- 
 eral. From ^syAij- and -TfoWoj. 
 
 Δ0Τ*Ά02, ov, 0, a slave, bondman, or ser- 
 vant ; adj. -o;, ■/), ov, one in bondage or slavery. 
 
 Α.ου7.οσΰ\-/ι, -/ί;, '/ι, bondage, servitude; sub- 
 jection to, Solon. 
 
 Αουλίτίξο;', a., ov, a more abject slave ; CG?n- 
 jmr.foom the same. 
 
 Δουλούμίνο}, pari, irres. pas. contr. from 
 
 AovX'o'jj, ω, to reduce to slavery, to enslave, 
 to subjugate ; to make one a servant ; j . ύσω, 
 p. Ιί^ονλΜχ-α.• pres, bid. ]His. ^ουλΌομ,ο',ι, to be- 
 come a slave or servant ; pirf. iiid. pus. "hihov- 
 Xojficct, part. "Iziouy^oj^ivoi, enslaA^ed ; \. a., bid. 
 pas. ϊ^ουΧώύτ,ν, part. "^ονΧωύίϊΐ, ίνταζ. Frojii 
 ihe same. 
 
 Αουλωσύντι, bondage, slavery ; Ion., for 
 ΰουΧθ!Τυν'/ί. 
 
 AoZvai, to have given ; 2. «. inf. act. ^ov;, 
 gen. ^ovTo;, and in f. g. ^ouirr,;, part. 2. a. 
 act. ofhi'hcdfjt.i, to giA'e ifo 1>ωσω, 2. a. ind. act. 
 'ί^ων. See ΑΊ'^ύομι and Αίκ-'/ι. 
 
 Αουν'ίω, ω, to make a noise, imrticularly in 
 
 foiling ; to crash, to fall in battle ; fo moj, p. 
 
 '/,κ,οί, 2. a, ind. act. ioov'^ov, perf. ind^. m. 
 
 Vihov'ffx, part. tzBov^u?, dead, in Homer. 
 
 From 'hov'TTo:, a noise, sound. 
 
 Αού-7Τ•/ιΐτ-,ν, he made a noise ; 3. 5///^. 1. a. 
 ind. act. Ion. of^o'j'^iio. From 
 
 Δ0Τ~Π02, ου, ο, a noise or sound, a 
 crash, properli/ of bodies failing against the 
 ground. 
 
 Αουοκ, wood, timber, beams, spears ; 7iom. 
 and ace. pi. from gen. sing, ^ονξο;• or from 
 obs. ^odoov, wood ; according to others for ^ού- 
 ξΆ7α,, by Apoc. and Poet. Fpentli. for }όξκτκ, 
 from ooov, όΌξο,τοί, and "^ουξο;, το, a spear, staff^ 
 wood ; ^οΰξαί, κτο;, το, the same, Ion. 
 
 Αοΰξας, UTOi, το, Poet, for 'ho^v. 
 
 Aau^u,T,for "hov^VfTx, See Αουρα, 
 
 Αονράτίος, εα, iov, and 
 
 Αούοίΐο;, ου, ο κ,χ) '/•,, also "θούριο;. Ία,, tov, of 
 λνοϋά, wooden. Hence Ιαί. dvn-atius, and 
 durius. From obsol. '^ουξον, in jil. ^οΰρα, wood. 
 2'Λ. Ιόξυ. 
 
 Αουο•/ινίκγ,ί, Ut, ό κ,α.) γι, at the distance of a 
 spear's tlirow. From οόξυ, a spear, and -/,νίκ'/ι;, 
 long. 
 
 Αουξ], dat. sing, for Ιόζο,τι, or 'oor'vt, frojti 
 2όξυ, i^en. ^όξατο;, το, a spear. 
 
 Αουξίκ,λατο:, οΰ, ο κ,α] -/ι, renowned in war, 
 a famous warr'or. From ^ό^υ, a spear, and 
 χλίΐτο;, renowned, from κλίίω, to celebrate. 
 
 Αουρίχλντο;, and όοξίκλυτοζ, ου, ό κα} yi, the 
 same; but from όόξυ, and χ,λυτο;, renowned, 
 from κλύω, to hear. 
 
 Αονζίκτνιτοζ, Poet, for ^ορίκτητος, taken or 
 
 captured in war ; a captive, prisoner. From 
 ^όξυ, a spear, a?id κτάομαι, to obtain, to get. 
 
 Aouoo^ax'/j, r,;, vi, a place where a lance is 
 kept.] 
 
 Αου'οοζ, gen. sing, (by Metath. for Vo^vo;,) 
 dat. ^ουο), from '^όου, a spear. 
 
 Αορζ^ίΤον, ου, το, a receptacle, a place to re- 
 ceive or to keep any thing in. From Υίχ^ομχι. 
 
 ΑοχΎΐ, ?ι;, ri, a feast or banquet. From 
 "^ίχ^ομα,ι. Also 
 
 Αοχ^οζ, η, ov, containing, holding. From 
 the same. 
 
 Αοχ^μ'/ι, ΐΐς, and ^όχ^μτι, '/ι;, 'Λ• a span, from 
 the end of the thumb to tJiat of the little fonger. 
 From νιχ^ομα,ι, to take, to hold, 
 
 Δ0'ΧΛΙ02, and -χ^μο;, h, ov also Υοχ^μιος, 
 ου, ο κ,α.] 'h, oblique, crooked, bent. Hence 
 
 Αοχ^μ'οω, ω- to crook, ίο bend, to turn side- 
 ways or obliquely ; f. uffoj, part. \. a. pas. 
 1οχ^μ.ωί=);, turning hiiOself sideways. 
 
 Αογ^μοούί);, part. 1 . a. pas. as above. 
 
 Aoc-j,f. "haffa), to give ; obsd.for ^ί^Μμι. 
 
 ΔΡΑ'ΒΗ, '/jj, 'h, the name qfajylant. 
 
 Αξάγμα,, ατοί, το, a handful, a bundle, a 
 sheaf; ^ξκζ, ακ,οί, ο, a handful. Th. %ξάα•α•ω. 
 
 Αοα,γμίύω, or ^ξο,γμα,τίύω, f. ιΰσω, to gath- 
 er the sheaves, to bind the sheaves. From 
 
 οοά<γμ.α., άτο;, to. 
 
 ApahTv, 2. a. inf. act. cf 'ha.ouavoj, to sleep, 
 1. or 2. /*. mid. '^α,ούγ,α'ομ.α,ί. From '^α,ξθίω, 2.f. 
 act. 'hoa'Ju, by Metaih. 2. a. ind. act. 'ύξχθον. 
 
 Αξα.ί'/;ν, I might run away or escape ; 1 . 
 sing. 2. a. opt. act. from ύξΥιν, 2. a. ind. act. 
 obsol. of^oy;μ^^,fΌr αώξάσκ.ω. Th. '^ξάω. 
 
 Αξο,ίνω, the same as ^ξάω, to fly or run away. 
 
 Αξάκα,, a handful ; ace. sing, from ^^«ξ, 
 α,χ,οί, 0. From "^ξάσσω. 
 
 Αοακύί, {ίσα., \ν, seen, part. 2. a. pas. and 
 
 Αοά-Λον, they looked, they beheld or saw; 
 Ion. for ε'^ξχχον, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act, fro nl• 
 '^ίξκ-(ϋ• 2. a. ind. act. by Metath. ε^ξο,χ,ύν, p. 
 ind. m. οί^οξκ,α,, 2. a. ind. pas. by Metaih. 
 ίΟξΟ-κ,',ιν. 
 
 Αξάκονη, dual. num. ^ξάκ,οντο;, gen. sing, 
 'from 
 
 ΔΡΑ'ΚΩΝ f^£ay.MvJ, cvTo;, o, a dragon ; 
 also a jn'oper name, Draco ; dat. pi. "hoaxovtrr 
 inf. g. ^ξάΐύαινχ, τίζ, '/ι, a she-dragon. From 
 Υίξκ,ω.) to see ; 2. a. ind. act. Ώξαχον, part, 
 οξχκ,ων. 
 
 ΑξΖμκ, ατο;, το, a fable, play, drama ; a 
 traged}^ or comedy ; an action ; a representa- 
 tion ; a narration. Th. ^ξάω. 
 
 ΑζαψΜτικο;, 'ή, ίν, dramatic, belonging to a 
 play 0/- drama, poetical, iabulous. From "^οαμα. 
 
 Αρχμοίτο-ζτοίίά), ω, f. 'Λσω, to write dramas or 
 plays.] 
 
 Αξ^α,μιϊν, 2. a. inf. act. "^ξοίμων, οΖσα., ov, 
 running, jmrt. 2. a. act. }ξ«μουμ<ζι, 2.f m. of 
 τρίχ^ω, to run -^f Β-ρζ^ω, p. Ιώξ^μ'/ικα, as if from 
 '^ρα.μΛω, obsol. 2. a. ind. act. Ώξο,μον, p. ind. 
 m. ^ί}ξομ.α,, as if from '^ξίμα, obsol. 
 
 Αρα,μτιμ,οί, α,τοζ, το, Ion. for οξόμο;, «ν, ο, 
 a running, a race, a course. 
 
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 ΔΡΤ 
 
 Αξκμτ^ν, to have run ; Oor.for "^^αμίΐν. 
 J^^afjbovaa.., imrt. 2. a. act. f. g. See under 
 
 Αρχμζΐν. 
 
 Αξχνκι] to do, to act, 2. a. inf. act. Ώοτ. 
 Jvr 'όξτινα.ι, from "^ξΤι/Λΐ, or "αξαίνω, the same as 
 ^ξάα, to do, to act J or ^ξΖνοα, to fly, run 
 away, 2. a. inj". act. from ^^rif^t, or '^ι^ξάσκ,ω, 
 to fly, to escape; f. ^ξάα-Μ, 1. a. hid. act. 
 ε^ξα, Βίζ, i, 2. a. opt. act. tooc'iTiv, inf. '^ξο.νί/.ΐι 
 for "^ξΥίνα,ι, part. 2. a. act. B^^aj. 
 
 Δ^αξ, Άχ,οζ, ό, a handful ; the hollow of the 
 hand, ifi Septuag. From 'οξύ.οσω, to grasp, to 
 catch. 
 
 Δ^αξά^ίΐ/δ?, grasping, laying hold on ; part. 
 1. a. 'iiiid. See Α.οά(τσομο!.ι. 
 
 Δ^ξατΤίπΰω, f. ίύιτω, p. ίνκ,α, fo fly, to run 
 away, to escape. From 
 
 ΑξΆττίτνι;, o'j, 0, a runaway slave; a fugi- 
 tive ; Mosch. and Aaacr. From οξάω, to 
 run away. 
 
 ΑξατΤίτί'^χ;, α, ο, Oor.for 
 
 Δ.ροίΤίτΊ'^ΐΐ;, ου, ο, the same as οξα-τίτ'/ΐζ, 
 2Iosc/i. 
 
 Αζοί'πτίσ-κοί, ow, ό, dimin. a little runaway. 
 
 U.ocx.'ttmv, ουσΆ, ov, part. 2. a. act. if Οξίτω, 
 to pluck, to gather or pull ο if•, f. •φίϋ, 2. a. 
 ind. act. Ώξχταν. 
 
 Αξο,/ηίω, to v.'ish to do, to prepare to do.] 
 
 Αξκσ-μοξ, ου, ό, a running away, flight. From 
 ^ξκΜ, to run away. 
 
 Αξά,σ-ίτομχι, ])res. ind. in. or pas. from 
 
 ΔΡΑ'22ί1, or -ττω, fut. |ω, to seize, to 
 take hold of, to grasp, to catch, to take; "h^^atr- 
 ffo^obi, or -ττομαι, to pluck, to take, to catch ; 
 l.y. inid. 'βράζομαι, 1. a. ind. di. Ι^ρχζά/χ'/ιν, ω, 
 aro, I . a. m. imperat. δ^άξα/, and in 2. ])l. 
 %ζά%οίΐτβί• perf. pas. ΜΙξΛγμχί. 
 
 Αξάσ-τα;, a-, ο. Poet, and Oor. for tgaar'/ii, 
 βυ, 0, a servant or slave ; and 
 
 Αξκαττγΐξ, ΥΐζΟζ, ο, (for which Ion. '%ξ7ΐ<ττ7ΐξ) 
 a servant, an attendant, a Avaiting-uian. Tk. 
 
 θξ»ω. 
 
 Αξο.α'ΤΫΐξ, ΐίξοί, and 
 
 Αξα,α•τ'^ξίθί, IOC, tov, active, energetic, prompt, 
 ready, industrious, diligent. From "^ζάω. 
 
 Αξοίτος, for ^κξτος, flayed, skinned. Frorn, 
 ^ίξίϋ, to skin. . Th. Vi^as. 
 
 ΔΡΑΧΜΗ', τις, 'h, a drachm ; the name of 
 a coin and of a tveight. Hence ^ί'^ξο-χ^μο;, ου, 
 ό zai h, of the value or weight of two drachms. 
 
 ΔΡΑ'ίΙ, f άσω, to do, act, perform, serve, 
 wait upon ; to run awa}', hut in tids sense obsol. 
 
 Αξίτα,ν/ΐ, τΐζ, η, a sc3'tbe or sickle, a bill ; 
 ace. pi. ^ξίττά,ναζ' and 
 
 ΑξίΤΆν/ιφάξον ύίξμα, a chariot armed with 
 scythes ; also 
 
 Αξί-χοίν/κρόξοί, ov, ό και 'h, armed with 
 scythes, scythe-armed. 
 
 Αξί'χ&νον, ου, το, the same as ^ξίττύνη •, also 
 a chariot armed. 
 
 ΔΡΕ'ΠΩ,/ϋί. -φω, to pluck-, to gather, 
 to pull ofi" i to break οίΤ, to gather grapes, to 
 mow ; ^ξί'τομοα, the same. 
 
 Αξζ•φίυμζνα<, Dor, for ^ξί-φοόμίναι, and this 
 
 Ion. for ^ξί^ρόμζνΐίΐί, no7n. pi. part. 1. f, m. 
 f. g. of the same verb. 
 
 Αξ'/ΐ'Χίττίζ , ου, ο, Ion. for οζοίττ'ίτη?, a runa- 
 way. 
 
 ΑξήοΌ<.ς, part. 1. a. act. Ion. from "^ξάω, 
 f. άαω, to do, to act. 
 
 Αζ'/ΐ'/μο$^ ου, β, Ion. for ϋξαα-μο;, a running 
 away, flight. 2''h. }ξάΜ. 
 
 /Σξη(Ττθ(Χυν'/ι, Ion. for ΟξκστοσΰνΥί, ηί•> vt, ac- 
 tivity, vigour, diligence ; service. 
 
 ΔΡΓΛ02, ου, 0, an earth-worm. In Fpi~ 
 grain. 
 
 Αξίμ,ΰα, οίί, '/}, sharp or acrid to the taste ; 
 from 
 
 ΔΡΙΜΤ'2 ('^ξΊμυ?), ila,, υ, acrid to the 
 taste, pungent, biting, sharp, rough, penetrat- 
 ing ; violent ; burning ; angry ; wise ; cunning. 
 Hence 
 
 Αξίμύτ'/ΐί, T'/!7o;, 'h, acrimony, sharpness ; 
 cunning ; prudence ; acuteness. 
 
 Αξϊον, ου, TO, a wood, grove, thicket. Froin 
 "^ξΰζ, a tree. 
 
 Αξίο;, ίο;, το, the same as ^ξίον, a forest, a 
 wood. From the same. 
 
 Αξο1τ'/ι, ης, h, a bathing-tub ; a coffin or urn 
 for the dead. From ^ξϋς, because made of oak. 
 
 Αξομοΰος, ccia,, a,7ov, swiit ; quick ; running ; 
 and 
 
 Αζομας, ά}ος, ο κ,αί 'α, running, running 
 about, swiit ; also 
 
 Αζομα,ς, αδος, ίι, a kind of fish ; also "ό,νομας 
 «ά^.>?λίί, a dromedary ; a/f6'c» a street-walker o/• 
 prostitute. 
 
 Αξ^ομΛυς, ίως, ο, a runner ; and 
 
 ί^ζομος, ου, ο, a race, a course ; flight ; a 
 race-ground, the lists ; all from p. ind. mid. 
 "^ί^ξομκ, of τξίχ;ω, to run. 
 
 ΔΡΟ'ΜίΙΝ, όνος, ο, a small sea-crab. 
 
 Αξοα-ίξος, u, ov, and ^ξίκτϊμΰς, ου, ό κα) >;• the 
 same as "^ξοσώ^'/ις. 
 
 Αοοιτόας, Όισσα,, osv, wet with dew, dewy. 1 
 
 ΔΡΟ'202, ου, ό, dew ; moisture, water; 
 plur. 'hoixrot, tears. 
 
 Αξοσώΐίης, ιας, ο κα) γΐ, wet with clew, be- 
 dewed, dewy ; tender, 
 
 Αξούγγος, ου, ο, a band or troop of soldiers. 
 See Fat. Ftymol. 
 
 ΑξουοΊλλΆ, '/ic, 7\, tJic name of a ιοοΊηαη, 
 Drusilla, from Druso. 
 
 ΑξυΆόίς, ων, α,Ι, Dryades, nym.phs of the 
 woods ; and άμα^ξυά^ς, ων, a.], wood-nymphs. 
 Fh. οξΰς. 
 
 Αξύχλος, ου, ό, a mans 7iame, Dryaliis. 
 
 Αξ^ύα,ντΰί, ace. sing, of Αοΰας, οίντος, Ό, tite 
 name (f the father of Lycurgus, Dryas. 
 
 Αζΰΐίνος, iv'/i, ivov, made of oak, oaken ; a7id 
 
 Αξΰμος, otj, 0, an oak wood, a forest of oaks ; . 
 any grove ; also "^ξυμον, ου, το, the same. From 
 ^ξϋς. 
 
 Αξομω^'/ΐς, ίος, ο KoCi '/ι, full of woods, woody. 
 From the sariie, and perhaps εΐ^ος, form. 
 
 Αξυμως, Dor. for Ιξυμοϋς, acc.pl. oflξυμός. 
 Αζϋον, -Si, ου, το, a grove, a wood. From 
 ^ζνς. 
 
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 ΑΤΝ 
 
 Αξίοχ;»;, ου, «, the keel or bottom οί' a ship; 
 the lower timbers of a ship ; (from το rhv 
 ^ξνν ϊχΐί')). From '^(^u; and 'ίχω. 
 
 Αξΰτητ^ΐζ, ίο:, ο κ,κι ί, a ripe olive, any ripe 
 fruit, fruit that ripens on the tree. From '^ξΖ; 
 and ζ'ί'τττω' but a better reading is 
 
 Αξνττίττ,ί, ίο;, ο κοίΐ γι, the same; hut from 
 ^Ιττ-τω, to fall, i. e, ready to fall from ripeness. 
 
 Αξύτε-φ, 9ros, χ(Δ Yi, the same, and from 
 the same. 
 
 ΔΡΤ'ΠΤΩ,/«ί. ^^ω, to tear, rend, scratch, 
 tear to pieces, J^trf. Vih^v(pa• 2. fut. act. "^ξν- 
 ψω. Hence 
 
 Αξυφ'/ι, ηί, h, a scratching or tearing with 
 the nails. 
 
 ΔΡΤ~2, ΰος, r,, an oak ; everj' tree Avith 
 hard wood ; also any fruit-bearing tree ; i/i 
 accus. sing. ^ξυν. Hence conip. ^οίμα.'ί'ΰξυ;, 
 νοξ, and ^α,μ,αϊ'^ξω'^^, -ττος, vi, a shrub-oak, a 
 dwarf-oak. 
 
 Αου-όμοί, ου, ό κκ) -/ι, hy Apoc. for Οξυοτό- 
 μοζ, a hewer of oak, a carpenter. From '^ξυς, 
 an oak or tree, ajid τίμνω, to cut ; p. ind. ni. 
 virofABi, whence τόμος, that cuts or is cut. 
 
 Ap&iVTuv, Att. for ^ηα.ίτωσαν, S. ])hir. im- 
 perat. pres. act, from '^ξύω, to do, act, run 
 away. 
 
 Aocooiy.i,for "^^ωμι, or οοάΰίμι, j^res. opt. act, 
 ofliQ^aoj, to do, act. 
 
 ΔΡίΙ'ΠΑΗ, ακ.ος, ο, a kind of plaster for 
 pulling away the hair, a depilatory ; as an adj. 
 plucked, smooth. Pcrltaps from ^οί-ττ&ι, to 
 pluck. 
 
 Δϋ, Ion. for 'i%-j, from 'ύυν, ν;, υ, 2. a. ind. 
 act. and for iZ^t, i?. a. imperat. act. from 
 '^ΰμι, to enter, to go in or under. 
 
 Αύ\ for ^iiiy, two. 
 
 Avu.;, uhcc, 'h, duality, tlie number two. 
 
 Αύιται, 3. si)ig, j'res. ind, pas. of ονομκι, 
 mnd ^ύω, to enter. 
 
 ΔΤΉ ftv'/ij, Tii, 'h, misfortune, calamity, 
 grief, anxiety. Ferhaps from ^νω, to fall down. 
 
 Αυψ, 2, sing. pres. subj. act. of the same verb. 
 
 AZoi, 2. sing, 2. a, inmcrat. act. (f Lhe snnic. 
 
 Aui-AOi, h, ov, of or belonging to two, dual. 
 From ^ύω. 
 
 Ανμίναι, Oor.fr iZvou, 2, a, inf. act. from 
 
 ΑΖμι, to enter, to go in or into, βββ Αόνω, 
 the same. 
 
 Δον', for δΰνι, Zni. for i2vvi, 3. sing, im- 
 perf, ind. ace. cf ούνα;, to go in or under, to 
 enter. 
 
 Αυνοίΐ, thou canst or art able, 2. sing. pres. 
 ind. by Sync, for Χύνα.σα.ι, or Our, for ^jvsj, 
 from Ίί-ίο,μνΛ. 
 
 Au'»a'AT,for 1ΰ')θΆτο, 3. sing. pres. opt. Ιυνο,ί- 
 /Απν, βίΐο, etiTO, from Ίύνοί,μοίΐ. 
 
 Αΰ'ΐαμ ,for 
 
 ΔΤ'ΝΑΜΑΙ (^ΰνοί,μαι), σα.ι. Ten, to be able, 
 have power ; be able to do ; to be worth, 05 
 money ; to have authority ; be possible ; be pow- 
 erful, be strong ; subj. jires. Ίΰνωμίλ,ι, v), ',ιται• 
 iniperf. γι^ννάμνιν, ω, α,το, Alt, for ί}νν&μίΐν• 1, 
 fut. mid. ϊυψ/ΐτομ.ΆΓ 1. a. ind. pas. uuvrtSm, 
 
 ns, yt, Att. for ϊάυνήιτΰ',ιν' 1. β: subj. pas. 
 ^υν/ί^ω, »ji, 51• also 1 . a, pas. i^uva(rur,v, and 
 'ή^υν^^σβην and 1 . a. mid, ί^υνγιο•άμν,ν• as if 
 conjugated from obsol. ^υνάζομοί,ι, or '^υνάομαι, 
 
 Αυνά,μει, dut. sing, and ^υνάμΐίί, nom, jil. 
 op ουνα.μΐζ. 
 
 Ανναμίνη, r,i, «, f. g. from ^ννάμενος, part, 
 jn-es, of 1)ΰ'^α.μοι.ι• also proper name of a ivoman. 
 
 Αυνάμίσύα, Poet, for })υνά.μζ^α!,, we can or 
 are able, \.pl. pres. ind. σ^Ιύνχμ,α,ι. 
 
 Αΰνα,μ,ις, ζωζ, h, power, force, energy, 
 strength; dexterity; abundance; a force, an 
 army ; price ; ou ^υνάμίΐ;, j)l. angels, mighty 
 works, virtues, dignities, offices ; ϊίουσία,, moral 
 faculty, but %ύνοίμΐξ, the natural ; used by Aris- 
 totle to denote a capacity or inherent power or 
 faculty which is jirior both to the exertion of 
 force and the ])roductian of effects ; Hv tivos. 
 ^ύναμιν 'ίχ,ασταν Ίχίί, what kind of faculty or 
 power each species of poetry possesses ; Unt. 
 Crii. vol, v, p, 51, Sfc. Also capacity, ivhether 
 of acting or suffering ; the principle of change ; 
 Aristot. the power of governing a state, He- 
 mosth. an army, the resources of a state, Ibid,'\ 
 
 Αυναμόω, ω, to make strong or powerful, 
 strengthen, confirm ; f. ώσω, perf. ^ι^υνάμωχοί' 
 pres. pas. ουνα,μΌομΆί, -οΖμκι, 
 
 Αυναμ-οΌμινος, -οΖμενο;, strengtliened, made 
 strong, confirmed, jmrt, pres. pas. of the same. 
 
 Auvcta-cii, 2. sing, pres, ind. for ^vvyi, thou 
 canst or art able, from ^ΰναμΆΐ, 
 
 Ανίο,σίτινοι,ι, to have been able, 1 . a. inf. of 
 same verb. 
 
 Ai/vuoti, ίως, '/], power, might, strength, 
 force. From the saiiie. 
 
 AvvoiffTita,, οίζ, 'A, power, authority, dominion, 
 rule, magistracy. 
 
 AvvoiffTivovTocs, ace, pi, part, pres, act. from 
 
 Awaff-iio), to rule, to have dominion, to be 
 prince or ruler ; f, ιύσω. 
 
 Αύ•,άστηζ, ου, ο, one that has dominion, a 
 ruler, potentate, master. From, '^υνάομα,ι, or 
 -ζομαί, to be able, whence ^ύνκ,μοίΐ is conju' 
 gated, 
 
 Αυνατίίο, ω, to be strong or powerful,y. ή<τω, 
 perf, ^ilvvaiTyixa,. From 
 
 Αννα,το;, h, ov, strong, able, powerful, 
 mighty ; robust ; fit, apt ; skilful ; possible ; 
 ^υνχτος ίΐμ), the saine as. ^ΰναμαι, to be able; 
 δυνατόν and το iv '$υνατω, possible, capable of 
 being done; }υνίΐίτύ>τ2ξο;, coniparat. in svperl. 
 ^υνΆτώτοίτοζ' and 
 
 Αυνατωξ, adv, ouvutoo; 'ίχίΐ, it is possible. 
 Th. οΰνίζμ.ι/Α. 
 
 Δϋ•,'£, he entered or went into ; 3, sing, im- 
 pe?f. indie, act. Ion. from "Sovoj, to enter, to go in. 
 
 Αυνίχτα,ι, Ion. for δνναντα;, 3. pi. pres. ind. 
 mid. ο^^ννοίμ^α.*, to be able; and 
 
 Aiivri, thou mayest be able, 2. sing. pres. 
 subj. ^ύνα,μκί, τι, 'ήτα,ι• and 
 
 Αύν/ιοι,ι, Ion, for ^i/v/j• and 
 
 Auvrihi'/iv, zs, '/), \. a, opt. jms. "huvn^u, ίί, ij, 
 1, a, subj. pas, of^ύve^μoίί. 
 
 Αυν/!<ηοίί, thou shalt or wilt be able, Ion. 
 
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 ΔΤΣ 
 
 yOr δί/ν»ί<τ>), 2. itng. 1. y. ind. m. "ίυνήιτομ,αι, 
 whence part. ^νν>ιατόμίνος' from the sayne. 
 
 AvvovToi, gen. sing. part. pres. of ^ύνω, to 
 go down, to set. 
 
 Auvov/r\ for ^ύ',ουσΊ, they enter or go into ; 
 S. plur. pres. ind. act. tf^vva. 
 
 Avvree., setting, going down, ace. sing. masc. 
 part. -2. a. act. from Τυ;, όύντο:, ivhich is from, 
 
 ΔΤ'Νϋ, "^ύω, or rather 1>Ζμ,ι, to go in, to 
 enter, to come into, to go down or under, to 
 set ; to put on ; %ύνω is found only in compos. ,• 
 ^ύω, fut. "^ύίτω, 1. a. iridic, act. Ώυ<τΆ, peif. 
 'hi^uKK, J), pas. tihvir[j.at• ^νμι, 2. a. ind. act. 
 i'^fv, «J, V, 2. a. vf. act. ^tyvoct, part. 2. a. 
 act. ^iij, 'ούντο;. Hence, as some suppose, Engl. 
 
 DAWN and DEN. 
 
 ΔΤΌ, or Att. ^ύά), two, gen. dual. ^νβΓν 
 gen. pi. ^veiv, dat, pi. όυ(τι, often indeclin. 
 
 Αυοωα•/, Poet, for }uM<ri, from luau, to enter, 
 for li-jui. 
 
 Δίίνττ???, ου, ο, a diver ; one who plunges 
 under water. From 
 
 Αύτ-ω, f. -φω, to dive, to plunge into the 
 water. 
 
 Δϋί, ^υντ-ο;, part. 2. α. act. from '^Ζμι. See 
 in Λύνω. 
 
 ΔΤ^2, an inseparable particle, in compos, 
 denoting difficult}'^, pain, misfortune; /or apriv. 
 mid for a. intensive. 
 
 Αΰσα.ζος, ω, ο. Dor. for ^ύσ'/,ζ,ος, ου, ο, an 
 unhappy youth. From Vvs and H^ti, youth. 
 
 Δ,υί-α,ίο;, blowing violently, gen. sing, from 
 
 A'jircivii, ίοί, χ,α) τι, blowing violently, 
 stormy, boisterous. From ^hs and α.ω, or 
 ίίήμι, to blow. 
 
 Autrxt, 1 . a. inf. act. of '^ίιω, or ^ύνω, to go 
 in or under, y. ιτω, p. %ί^υκ,α.• 1. a. ind. act. 
 ί^υσα,' 2, a. ind. act. 'ihuv. 
 
 Αυβ-αΐων, avo;, ο Kcci h, living an unhappy 
 lite, unhappy. 
 
 Avffa,\yYiTOi, ου, ο x,bu v), arid ^uffocXyri?, ίος, 
 i ««} Yi, insensible, unfeeling, pitiless, intol- 
 erable. ] 
 
 Δν<Γάλ/«, «f, h, filth. 
 
 Αυνάλυκτοξ, ου, ο aa) ή, hard to be shun- 
 ed or escaped, inevitable. 
 
 Αυσά,μμ,οζ^οζ, or Ίΰσμοοος, ου, ο χ,α.) 'α, un- 
 happy, unfortunate, wretched, miserable ; also 
 ουσάμοιοι;. From Vv? and μάξος, fate, and 
 this from μύξω, to divide, p. ind. m. μεμοοα, 
 by Metath. 'ίμμοζοί. 
 
 Aua-avTU, dat. sing, from- 
 
 Avo-xvryi;, ίος, ο κα) τι, of ill omen to be 
 met with ; dangerous to meet, difficult, ardu- 
 ous ; bad, disagreeable. From Tv; and ίν~άω, 
 to meet. Th. αντί. 
 
 Αυσάντγιτοζ, the same, and from the same. 
 
 ΑυτΆΤοσ-ττάστως, adv. so as hardly to be 
 pulled away or separated, firmly, closely. 
 
 Αυσαξΐιττίω, ω, f ήσω, to be displeased, to 
 be morose or peevish. 
 
 Αυσύξίίττοί, ου, ο κ,α.) ri, hard to be pleased, 
 morose, sour, peevish ; and το ^υσ-άξίο-τον, ου, 
 moroseness, peevishness. Th. kgisKoo. 
 
 Αΰιταξίο'τοτόχίία, as, ri, an unhappy mother 
 of a valiant son ; or the mother of a valiant, 
 but ill-fated son. From ^vs and α,ζκττοτόκ,ος^ 
 bearing excellent offspring ; and this from 
 ΰίξίστοξ, the best, superl. fro7>i ΰγα,ύος and 
 τίκτω, to bear or bring forth, 2^^rf' ^^*^• fr^id. 
 
 TiTOXOC. 
 
 Αυσύ/τ^ίτοξ, ου, ο kbu vi, intolerable. 
 
 Αυσ-οίυχ^'/ι;, to?, ο κοά ή, very boastful, vain, 
 glorious.] 
 
 Αυσα,φα'ίξίτος, ου, ο xou γι, hard to be taken 
 away. Fioin %υζ and ά,φα.ίξίτο?, and this 
 from Ά(^α.ιφ.ω, to take away. Th. οάφ,ω. 
 
 Αυσζά,στοίχτος, ου, ο και νι, hard to be borne 
 or carried, difficult to carry, burdensome, heavy. 
 From δι/? and βαστα-κτοζ, portable, that may be 
 carried. From βα,ο-τάζω, to carry. 
 
 Αυσζ&το;, ου, ο kou ri, of difficult approach, 
 inaccessible, iinpassable. Fro?n Tu? and βχτος, 
 pervious, passable. From βαίνω, to go. 
 
 Αυσζοήβνιτος , ου, ο κα,ι '/ι, difficult to assist or 
 help ; hard to heal or cure. 
 
 Ανο-γίνΐίίχ, us, 71, a humble birth, obscuritj 
 of birth ; baseness of sentiment. 
 
 Αυσ-γίννι;, io;, ό zou yi, of obscure or humble 
 birth, base, mean, ignoble. From Vv; and 
 y'ivoc, race, lineage, from γίνομοα, to be 
 born. 
 
 Αυ(τόα.ίμων, ovot, ο κ χ) ή, unfortunate, un- 
 happy.] 
 
 Αυα:2ακ.οϊτο{, ου, ο χχι γι, to be bewailed j 
 very lamentable.] 
 
 Αυσ^ιάξατοζ, ου, ο χα) ί, difficult to pass 
 through or over, impassable. 
 
 Αυσ-^ιάκ,ξϊτο;, ου, ό xat γι, difficult to be dis- 
 tinguished or determined. 
 
 Αυσ-'^η^ίτΫΐτοί, ου, ό xat γ,, difficult to pass 
 or go through ; difficult to be explained. 
 
 AvtrhyiyyiTos, ου, ο χα) h, hard t(j pass through 
 or over ; and 
 
 Αυσ^ιγιγγιτοξ, ου, ο χα) γι, difficult to be de- 
 scribed, indescribable, inexpressible. From Τυ? , 
 and ^ιγιγίομαί, to relate. 
 
 Αΰσιαι, thou mayest or thou shalt put on, 
 2. sing. 1. a. suhj. or I. f ind. mid. Ion. for 
 tviT'/i, ο^^όω, to put on, 
 
 ΑυσαΡ/ις, ίος, ο χα] r,, deformed, ugly, odious, 
 disgusting. From Τυ? and iTho?, form. 
 
 Αυσασζόλο;, ου, ο κα) γι, difficult of approach 
 or entrance, inaccessible. From Vus and 
 tlo-SoX'/j, entrance. 
 
 Αυίτίλτιο-το;, ου, ό χα) γ), and '^ύσ-ίλτί?, ι^ο;, 
 ο χα) γι, despairing, desponding, dejected ; to 
 which is opposed ίνίλ-ηα-τοζ. From yu? and 
 \Χ9τ)ί, hope, 
 
 ΑυίΤίνπξία, ae, γι, the dysentery, a griping of 
 the bowels. Froyn Vu? and εν-ίξον, a gut or 
 bowel, and this from Ιντος, within. 
 
 Αυιπντεξίχοξ, h, ov, dysenteric, labouring un- 
 der the dysentery. 
 
 Αυ/τίντευξία, ag, yi, want of affability or 
 courtesy, harshness of address, rudeness. 
 
 Αυσε^άλε/ττοί, ου, ό κα) τι, difficult to wipe 
 out or efface, indelible. 
 
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 Δ^υσ•ί%1τν,7θΐ, ου, ο κα.) h, difficult, hard to 
 come out of, impossible. 
 
 jXvffi^tTo:, o'j, Tccii 71, the same. 
 
 ^υσί'ττα.ν'οξύωτύί, ου, ο κα) 'h, hard to be cor- 
 rected or improA^ed. From δί/?, sr), ά,νχ, and 
 οξ&όω, to set up or erect. 27?. οούός. 
 
 Αυσίττ',Ζα,το?, ου, ο κα) 'h, diiR?ult of approach 
 or access, difficult to enter ; sc. χύοοί. 
 
 Δ.υ!Τί<τί•τίυ%,τοί, ου, ο χα) τι, difficult to be ob- 
 tained ; sucoeeding with difficulty. 
 
 ί1ύ<ηξγος, ου, ο κα.) 'h, lazy, slugfirish, weak, 
 slow to work ; hard to be wrought or done. 
 Th. ίζγον. 
 
 ^va'iPiV'j'/i'ro?, ου, ο κ.α,) h, hard to be investi- 
 gated, unsearchable, inscrutable. Th. Ιξίννάω. 
 
 Aos-spis, t^os, Ksu 'h, contentious, quarrel- 
 some. From Tvs and ϊξΐξ, strife, contention. 
 
 Λυσίοια-τος, ου, ο χ,οά '/ι, hard to contend 
 with ; contentious ; also said of lohatever is the 
 subject of an unhappy conteniion,~\ 
 
 /\.v7ipu,r,viUTog, ου, ο sea) η, difficult to be 
 explained. From συ; and \ομγι\αύω, to explain, 
 to interpret. From ϊξμ'/,νίνι, an interpreter or 
 expounder. 
 
 Aoffiooje, ωτοζ, κά) jj, unfortunate in love, 
 Theocr. i, 85 ; desperatel}' in love. Froin "ohc 
 and ΐξ&ΐξ, ωτος, ο, love. Th, ϊξάω. 
 
 Δϋίτετα/, hides himself, 3. siyig. pres. ind. of 
 Poet. Ίνσοι^α,ι. From 1 fut. in. '^ύσομαι, of 
 
 ^vtnro, and "^υσσιτο, il. sing, imperf. ind. 
 Ton. from Ίΰσομ.οί.ι, Poet, from the same. 
 
 Δ.υίΤίύξίτο;, ου, ο kbu v„ hard to find or to 
 find out. From eyj and ιυξίτοζ, found. Tli. 
 ίΐ/ξίσχω. 
 
 Δ.υΛφικτοξ, ου, ο χα) τι, hard to reach or 
 attain. 
 
 ^.υσή^-Όος, ου, ο χα) h, hard of hearing, hear- 
 ino- with difficulty, disobedient. Th. α•Λοΰω. 
 
 Λυσ-,^λίγ'ϋί, nom. phir. masc. and feni. 
 from 
 
 Αυσ•'/ιλίγν)•, £βί» ί> ««'' '-^j causing a long or 
 painful sleep, Odi/s. xxii ; troublesome, bitter, 
 painful, grievous, Hesiod. Theog. From ^h; 
 aiid αΧίγω, to care ; qu. '^υταλεγ}];• or, accord- 
 ing to others, from λέγομαι, to lie down, to 
 sleep. 
 
 Δ.υσ'//μίξίο^, ω, f. '/-,σού, p. ί^ν-,κ-α, to be un- 
 happv, to be unfortunate or uuijuccessful. 
 
 Αυο-νιμΐζία, as, z, an unlucky day ; adver- 
 sity, calamity. From ^h; and νιμίοα, a da}'. 
 
 Αυσ'ή'ΤΓΐίττου^, imperf. ind. act. canLr. of 
 όυο-ΆΤίο-τίω, ω, f γ,σω, to be slow to doubt, to 
 to believe easih'. From Τυς and ά,-τιβ-τίω, not 
 to believe, «/κ/ this from a j)rio•. and •ττί'τη;, εω;, 
 {,, faith. Th. -7τεΐ'$ω. 
 
 Αυσ-/ιχί]ί, ίο;, ο χα) h, making a loud or 
 dreadful noise. From Vu; and ηχο;, a sound. 
 
 Αυιτύαλ-ττη?; ίο;, ό χα) h, hard to be warmed, 
 cold. From Vj; and B-uX-ttoj, to warm. 
 
 Αυσ&ανχτίω, ω, f. m'j; to die hard, to die 
 a pamful or lingering death ; to struggle in 
 dving. From "dli; and 9-a;a-o;, death. Th. 
 
 Αυσέυμεω, ω, f. γισω, to be sad or dejected^ 
 to despond, to despair. From ^υ; and 3-υμας, 
 the mind. 
 
 Αυα-ίνμϊα, a;, τι, despondency, sadness, de- 
 jection of spirits ; and 
 
 Αΰσθϋμο;, ου, ο χού '/}, desponding, spiritless, 
 dejected, sad ; repenting. 
 
 Αυιτ), dat. plur. of "buo), two. 
 
 ΑυσΊατο;, ου, ό χα) h, difficult to cure, incur- 
 able.] 
 
 Αυσ'ιμίξο;, ου, ο χα) h, not desirable, disa- 
 greeable.] 
 
 Αΰσι;, εω;, τι, a going down, the setting of 
 the sun ; ace. sing. ^όιπν. From ^ύω, to go 
 under, go in. 
 
 ΑυίτχατάΧπ'Τ'τος, ου, ο χλ) 'h, difficult to be 
 understood or comprehended, obscure. 
 
 Αυσχαταμ^ύ'/ι^ο;, ου, ό χα) τι, difficult to 
 learn, obscure. 
 
 Αυσχαταμ.α,ΘΫ,τω;, adv. SO as hardly to be 
 understood, obscurely, hardly intelligibly. From, 
 Ihi a]id χα-αμανύάνω, to comprehend, from 
 χατα and μ,ανύάνω, to learn. 
 
 Αυ(>κ:^ζτΓΒψ.ά•χ^'Λ''θ;, ου, ο χα) τι, hard to be 
 A'anquished or conquered. 
 
 Αυσχατανότίτο;, ου, ο χα) 'h, hard to be per- 
 ceived, observed, or understood. 
 
 Αυσχα'τά'τταυσ-ο;, ου, ο χα) '/ι, difficult to quiet, 
 restless, troubled.] 
 
 Αυα-χατατολ'ζμ'/ι.το;, ου, ό χα) h, hard to be 
 vanquished or subdued. 
 
 Αυσχοίτά.'τίξαχτο;, ου, ο χα) τ,, difficult to 
 effect or to obtain.] 
 
 Αυσχατάσ^εστο;, hard to be extinguished or 
 quenched. Th. σζϊω, σ'Ιεννύω, and σζίννυμ», to 
 extinguish. 
 
 AvffyAXa^oi, ου, ο χα) τι, making a dreadful 
 noise or dreadful sound ; ill-sounding, slander- 
 ous. From Οϋ? and χί?.α^ο;, sound, voice. 
 
 Αυσχεν, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. of 
 Poet. l)Cffxo),for ^ΰνω, or ^ύω, to go or come in. 
 
 ΑυτχΤνητο;, ου, ο χα) h, difficult to move, 
 sluggish, slow ; inexorable. From "hl•; and 
 xiv'/iTo;, moveable. From χιΆω, to move. 
 
 Αυ~χλε'/ι;, ίο;, ου;, ο χα) τι, inglorious, of no 
 renown, obscure, of bad report. From 'bl; arul 
 χλίο;, glory. Th. χΧειω. 
 
 ΑύίΤχΧεια, a;, h, a want of fame or gloiy ; 
 disgrace, infamy ; an evil report.] 
 
 ΑύίΤχΧυτο;, ου, ό χα) h, the Sime. From 'hv; 
 and χΧύω, to hear. 
 
 Αυ(Τχο?-αίνω, fut. ανω, perf. ayxa, to be 
 morose or peevish, to fret, to be vexed, angry, 
 or displeased. 
 
 ΑυσχοΧΊα, a;, r,, peevishness, moroseness, 
 discontent. From 
 
 ΑύίΤχοΧο;, ου, ο χα) h, difficult in eating, 
 squeamish •, hard ; difficult ; discontented, ill- 
 humoured ; peevish ; troublesome. 
 
 Αυσκ,όλω;, adv. hardly, with diff.cuUy, peev- 
 ishU", morosely. Frojn oh; and xiXov, food. 
 
 Αύσχζατο;, ου, ο χα) h, bad!}' mixed or tem- 
 pered, not temperate, used of bud ivealhcr. Th, 
 κεοάννυμι. , 
 
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 Αύίτχ,ζίπζ, 00, ο Kcii h, difficult to judge or 
 decide. Tk. κξίνω. 
 
 Αυσκ'Αίφο;, ou, ο κ,α.) h, hard of hearing, deaf. 
 
 Th. χωφος, 
 
 Δίίτλβ^Αί, ου, ο χα) 'α, burdensome to the 
 neck, hard to carry. From Vu; and λόφος, the 
 neck bi beasts of burden. 
 
 Ανσ-λντοί, ηυ, ο κ,α.) ij, hard to loosen or 
 untie, inextricable. From }ls and λύω, to 
 loosen, to untie. 
 
 Αυσμα&ί;;, ίο;, ό κα.) hi slow to learn, un- 
 teachable, stupid ; not easily known or discov- 
 ered. Th. μανύάνω, to learn. 
 
 ^.υσι^άγ^ητος, ου, ο kou ri, and 
 
 ί^ΰσμα,χ^ος, ου, ο κ,α.) r„ hard to conquer or 
 subdue. Th. μίχο(/.α.ι. 
 
 Ava-f/.ivuoi, as, h, hatred, enmity, ill-wll. 
 
 Δ.υσ•μ&ν'αιτ<ην, dot. pi. Ion. arid Poet, from 
 
 AuiTfiiviis, SOS, KOi) '/I, ill-affected, unfriendly, 
 hostile ; an enemy ; ace. si7ig. "^υιτμίν^. Hence 
 
 Αυσ-μίνως, adv. maliciousW, like an enemy. 
 From ^v; and μίνοζ, the mind, anger. 
 
 AvfffAiTOi^uptffTOi, ου, κοί) h, difficult to 
 handle or manage, difficult to treat, hard to 
 take, impregnable. From ^h; and μεταρ^αξί- 
 ζομαι, to handle, to manage. Th. χι)ζ, ξός. 
 
 Αυ/τμ'ή, ίί, «, a going down or setting, j^ro- 
 •perly of the sun. Th. %uvu. 
 
 Αυσμήτ'ηξ, ίξο;, h, a malicious mother, an 
 unnatural mother. Th. μ^τ'/ΐξ. 
 
 Αυτμν/ιμόνίυτον, ου, το, hard to remember. 
 From %υζ and μννιμοηύω, to remember. Th. 
 μνάομα,ι. 
 
 Αυσμν/ιμόνίυτοί, ου, ο χα) νι, difficult to re- 
 tain in memory. 
 
 Αύσμοξΐ, unhappy, voc. sing. masc. or Jem. 
 from 
 
 Αύίτμοξοζ, ov, κα) τι, ill-fated, unhappy. 
 From Vui and μόζη',, fate, from μζΊξω, to di- 
 vide ; ^>. ind. nt. ίμμοξα, for μϊμοξα, by Me- 
 tath. 
 
 Αυσμοξφίγι, >)?, Ion. for ^υιτμοοφία, ας, '/ι, 
 deformity, ugliness. Th. μοξψ^η. 
 
 Αΰα•μοξ(ροξ, ου, ο κ,α) η, deformed, ugly, mis- 
 shapen. From the satne. 
 
 Αυσν'οητοξ, ου, ο κα) h, hard to be understood, 
 obscure, unintelligible. From, %υ$ and vonros 
 intelligible. Th. νοίω, to think. 
 
 ΑυσνομΊα, as, h, and "^υσνομί^, yjs, ri, Ion, a 
 bad constitution or system of laws, injustice, 
 unlawfulness, wickedness. From Tvs and νόμο5, 
 law, atid this from ν'ιμω, to bestow, to dis- 
 tribute, p. ind. mid. νίνομα. 
 
 Aυσ■^'Jμζoλos, ου, ό κα) τι, of a difficult tem- 
 per to agree with, difficult to suit in the inter- 
 course of life, difficult to agree Avith, unsocial, 
 Xen. Mem. ii, 6, 3.] 
 
 AvoO^os, ου, ό κα) υϊ, impassable, having no 
 way or path ; also subst. a rough or difficult 
 way. Th. ohos. 
 
 Auffoxvos, oOf xctt 'hi slow, sluggish, lazy, 
 dilatory. Hence 
 
 Αυσόχνω;, adv. slowly, sluggishly, reluc- 
 tantly. 
 
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 Αυσ-όνϋξος, ου, ό κα) h, bringing bad dreamt, 
 scU. v^rvos, sleep disturbed with dreams, 
 
 Auff'o^aros, ov, ο κα) 'h, hardly visible, diffi- 
 cult to be seen, obscure. Th. o^au, to see. 
 
 Αΰα-οξγος, ου, ο κ,α) τι, soon angry, prone to 
 anger, choleric, irascible. Th. οξγή. 
 
 AviTo^iaros, ου, ο κα) fi, difficult to define or 
 determine. From ^h; and οξίζω, to define. 
 Th. opos. 
 
 Αυσ'τταΊ'τταΧος, ου, ο κα) h, difficult of ascent, 
 rugged, craggy ; rough, shaggy, Fivm '^hs 
 and ταίταλα, ων, τα, craggy places, steeps, 
 precipices, 
 
 Au/T-raXhs•, ios, ό κα) ri, difficult, hard to be 
 struggled with or overcome. From "^vs and 
 τάλ^ι, wrestling. 
 
 Aυa^τaξaκoλoίιί>lTos, ου, ό κα) ί, hard to be 
 understood.] 
 
 Αυσ-'^αξάττλους, ό κα) h, ουν, το, hard to be 
 sailed by. 
 
 A•Jΰ■^raξίs, i^os, 0, voc. sing, ^ύα-ταξί, unhap- 
 py Paris. 
 
 AvtrvTiiuhs, SOS, κα) vi, difficult to persuade, 
 refractory, stubborn, disobedient. 
 
 A6iT-7rit(TTos, ου, ο κα) h, hard to be persuad- 
 ed, incredulous ; difficult to believe. From 
 Vus and •ηΙύω, to persade, 
 
 Auff-TriXay'ia, fem, of ^uffTTsXayios, ex- 
 posed to a stormy sea. 
 
 ΑυίΤ'τίμ(ρίλο5, ου, 6 κα) h, difficult or danger- 
 ous to cross over ; stormy, tempestuous ; surly, 
 morose, sullen. From 'hvs and •πΊμ7τα}, to 
 send, p. ind. m. -ττίτομφα. 
 
 Αυατ'7Τίξα,το5, ου, ο κα) τι, difficult to pass 
 through, Med. difficult to spend or live through,] 
 
 Ανσ-τεζίλτιττος, ου, ο κα) h, difficult to catch 
 or hold. From ^vs, ^ίξ), and λαμζάνω, to 
 take. 
 
 Αυστίτ'^μα, ecro;, το, a mischance, a mis- 
 fortune, adversity. From lis arid τίτω, to 
 fall,ybr 7Τί<ντω. 
 
 Avff-TnTnst ios, a κα) 'A•: falling unluckily ; 
 adverse ; difficult. 
 
 ΔίίτίΤ/ίΓτβί, ου, ο κα) γι, slow to believe, 
 incredulous ; hard to believe, incredible. From 
 'hhs and τί'ιύω, to persuade. 
 
 Auffwoi&i, ω, f. ήσω, to labour under a diffi- 
 culty of breathing, to breathe with difficulty ; 
 and 
 
 Αυσ-'Τνοία, as, h, a difficulty of breathing, a 
 shortness of breath ; the asthma ; and 
 
 Αυ(Τ-7τνοΐκο5 h, ov, breathing short or with 
 difficul.y, panting. From δυ? and ττνοη, breath, 
 and this from τνίω, to breathe. 
 
 Aυσ■τoλΊμy|τos, ov, ο κα) h, difficult to carry 
 on war against.] 
 
 Αυσ'ττοΧώρκτιΤοζ, ου, ο κα) ί, difficult to be- 
 siege or take ; strongly fortified. From ^w/ 
 and τολ/οξκίω, to besiege, Th. ^oXts. 
 
 Αυα•τόξίυτο;, ου, ο κα) h, difficult to pass 
 over, impassable. 
 
 Aυa■^τΌζ^os, ου, ο κ,α) h, hard to be procured. 
 
 Αΰίτ•7[οτμος, ov, ό κα) vt, unhappy, ill-fated, 
 unfortunate. From "hus and ττίτμο;, lot. 
 
ΔΤ2 
 
 226 
 
 ΔΤ2 
 
 ^.υσν^ΰ.'γϊω, ω, f, '/κτω, ρ. άγηκα,, to be un- 
 happy or unfortunate, to be unsuccessful. 
 
 ί\υσ<7Τξα'γΊα,, ία?, h, want of success in one's 
 enterprise, any ill fortune. From ^li and 
 and Tξcίσ■σ■cJ,J'. ξω, to do, to act. 
 
 Αυα-Τξα^ία, a;, h, the same. From ^hi and 
 <7Γζά,ττω, or -τσω, f. ^co, to do, to act. 
 
 ί\υ(ΤΤζΌσϊ•τΰ;, and "^υστοόίτο^οζ, ου, ο kou ί, 
 difficult to be approached, not affable. 
 
 ^.υσττξοσο^οί, ου, ο κ,α) τι, uncourteous, not 
 affable, distant, inaccessible, Tliucyd. i, 130.] 
 
 . Λ.υβ'Τξοα•όξμί«ττο;, ου, ο Jta) ri, where ships 
 cannot come to land, scil. χ,ύξοί, a country 
 where ships cannot make shore. 
 
 ϊ^νσ'τρο'Τ'π'ίΧα.σ'τοί, ου, ο nou h, difficult of ac- 
 cess, inaccessible. 
 
 ^ύίΤξΤγοί, ου, ό x,ou '/\, impatient of cold, 
 ehill)•, subject to cold. From ^hs and ρίγος, 
 ίοζ, το, cold. 
 
 Αυ(τσ•ίξίίχ, us, h, impiety, wickedness, ungod- 
 liness. 
 
 Αυσ•ΰ•ίζίω, ω, f, νκτω, to act impiously or 
 irreligiously ; also 
 
 Αυσ•(τεζ^ιμοί, ατο;, το, impiety, an impious or 
 wicked action ; also 
 
 Αυσ-σ-ίζ'/ι;, ίοί, ο κ,οά h, impious, wicked. From 
 %υς and σίζομοα, to worship. 
 
 ΑύοΊΤίο, array thyself -, Poet, for ^ύσ•Βο, Ion. 
 
 for ^όσ-ου, ifuea, pres. imperat. mid. of "^ύιτομοα, 
 
 '/I, ίτοίΐ, and Poet, '^ύα-σίται• imperf. ind. mid. 
 
 ihvff'o^m, ου, ίτο• which pres. is fo7'med from 
 
 l.f. 7nid. ofhuu), to put on. 
 
 Αυνσομινάων, gen. plur. fem. g. jEoL and 
 Poet, for ^υσ-ομίνων, part. pres. mid. of Poet. 
 δνσ-ί^α;, -4o be dipped, to sink, to plunge. Th. 
 
 Auffffoos, ου, Ku) 71, difficult to save ; un- 
 happy, sick. Th. ff'ooi. 
 
 Αύιττανοί, Dor. for ^ύ(ΤΤ7^νοζ. 
 
 Αυστ'ίχ,μοίζτοζ, ου, ο κοί) {j, difficult to guess 
 or to find out, (Ed. Tyr. 109.] 
 
 Αύστίκνος, ου, ο 'kou h, unhappy in one's 
 children, (Ed. Tyr. 1247.] 
 
 Αύίττνινος, ου, ό κού h, unhappy, miserable. 
 I'rom Vus and στίνω, to groan ; or, as others 
 think, from "hus and στ^να,ι, to stand insecurely. 
 Th. "κττΆμί. 
 
 Αυστήζ'Λτος, ου, ο κ,α) h, difficult to observe, 
 watch, or keep. From ^y; and. τ'/ΐξίω, to keep. 
 
 Αυιττοκ'/ισ-οισ-οί, part- 1. a. act. fem. g. from 
 
 Αυσ-τοκίω, ω, to have a hard labour ; f. ί(τω, 
 and 9ϊ(τω. From Vjs and τόκο;, birth. Th. 
 τίκτω' p. indie, mid. τίτοκα. 
 
 Αύ(ΤΤξο;, ου, ο, the sixth month, so called by 
 the Syromacedonians ; by others Ιλα,φ^ζολιών. 
 
 Αυστυχ^ίστοίτοζ, ου, most miserable or wretch- 
 ed, superl. from Ίυστυχης, tog, ό kou vi, unhappy, 
 and this from Τυς and τύχτι, fortune. Th. 
 τυτ^κνω. 
 
 Αυστυχ^ιω, ω, to be unhappy or unfortunate ; 
 not to succeed ; f. 'Α>τω, p. ηκα,• part. 1 . a. 
 act. ^υι/τυχ^7ΐ(Τας, κντοζ' τα. ^υα-τυ^τι^ίντα, ad- 
 verse events, part. 1 . α. pas. From §t/j and 
 τύχ/Λ•, fortune, and this from τυγχ,άνω, to be. 
 
 Αυστύχνιμα, οίτο;, το, misfortune, affliction, 
 distress; dat. pi. 1υ(Ττυχήμοι.(ίι. From ^υσ- 
 τυχιω. 
 
 Αυ(ττύχ^ηζ, U?, ο kou 5j, unhappy, wretched, 
 unfortunate, unluclcy.] 
 
 Ανιττυχ^ια,, a,?, h, misery, adversity, mis- 
 fortune. From '^υο'τυχ^ίω. 
 
 Αυο-τυχουντκς, acc. pi. part. pres. act. 
 contr. ^υστυχ^οΰίτι, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. from 
 ουιττυχίω. 
 
 ΑυσυττΌστΆτοζ, ου, ο kou «, hard to be sus- 
 tained or withstood. From Vv; and υφΊστοίμοιι, 
 to receive or sustain a shock. 
 
 Αυα-φημ'ίΜ, ω, f. '/\σω, p. ά'^οι., to revile, 
 defame, slander ; to speak impiously, to use 
 words of evil omen. 
 
 Αυσιρημίο!., aj, «, evil speaking, reviling, 
 abuse ; evil report, infamy ; obscenity. From 
 
 Αυφγιμοιο, gen. sing. Ion. of 
 
 Αύίτφημ,οζ, ου, ο κά) h, slanderous, reproach- 
 ful, abusive, of bad omen. From Vu? and 
 φήμη, fame, from φήμι, to say. Th. φύω. 
 
 Αυιτφοξίω, ω, fut. ήσω, p. ηκοί, to carry with 
 difficulty ; to be angry, to be displeased ; 
 and 
 
 Αυ(τφοξ'/!<;^ ioi, Ku) ii, also 
 
 Αυα•φόξ>]τοί, ου, ο Koii h, and 
 
 Αυα-φόξοζ, ου, ο kou h, hard to be borne, in- 
 tolerable, troublesome, difficult. From '^vs and 
 φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Αυσ-φόξω;, adv. SO as hardly to be borne, 
 impatiently, grievously, with difficulty. From 
 the same. 
 
 Αύσ•φξονΰί, ων, τα,, painful cares, which 
 Hesiod. calls ^υσ-φξοσ-ύνχι. Th. φξήν. 
 
 Αυσ•φξονίω, ω, f. ν\<τω, to be sad or dejected, 
 to be displeased. From Vus and φξνιν, the 
 mind. 
 
 Αυΰ-φξονίων, part. pres. act. of the same. 
 
 Αυσφξοιτυνάων, gen. pi. jEol. from 
 
 Αυσ-φξοίτύν/ι, ns, h, despondency, dejection, 
 grief, care, anxiety. From ^υς and φξ^ν, the 
 mind. 
 
 Αυσ-φξόνων, from 
 
 Αύσ'φξων, ονοζ, ό kou h, sorrowful, melancholy, 
 mournful,: grievous ; τα. ^ύσ-φξονα, cares, anx- 
 iety, Find. Olymp. ii, 95.] 
 
 ΑυσφωνΊοι,, ois, «, roughness of voice or 
 sound, harshness of sound ; and 
 
 Αύσ-φωνοζ, ου, ο κα.\ h, harsh, dissonant, 
 jarring. From ^yj and, φωνή, voice, sound. 
 
 Αυσχ^ίΙμίξος, ου, ό κοίΐ h, sulyect to the 
 winter's cold ; cold, stormy. From ^us and 
 χιΊμα., winter. 
 
 Αΰσχιιμοζ, ου, ο kou μ, the same, and from 
 the same. 
 
 Ανΰ•χίίξωτοί, ου, ο κα) h, difficult to §ubdue 
 or overcome, invincible; in superl. ^υίτχΐίξώ- 
 TCiTog. Th. χιίζ. 
 
 Αυσ-χίξούνω, to be displeased at, to loathe, to 
 dislike ; to be angry ; to hesitate, to be in 
 doubt ; f ανω• hi 3. plur. pres. ind. ^υσχίξού- 
 νου/Τίν acc. plur. part. pres. ^υσ•χίξαίνονταΐί• 
 and 
 
ΔΤΛ 
 
 22? 
 
 Δηο 
 
 Λυα•χ;ίςιιβι, as, ί, difficulty, trouble, incon- 
 venience, irksomeness ; cruelty. From 
 
 Αυα•^ίζ')ΐί, ios, xcii ^, difficult, irksome, 
 troublesome ; unfriendly ; odious, disgusting ; 
 in compar. ^νσρι^ίξίβ-ηζοί, ου. From "hvs and 
 χι)ξ•, the hand. Hence 
 
 Ανα-χ^ίξωί, adv. with difficulty, with trouble, 
 inconveniently. 
 
 £^υσ•^ξΊ^(ΤτΊομα,ι, ουμα,ι, l.fut. mid. νισομΛΐ, 
 to be embarrassed or hindered in using any 
 thing ; to be in great perplexity. From ^va•- 
 
 Αυιτχ^ζτιίττΫίμα,, arog, το, difficulty, inconven- 
 ience, obstacle, embarrassment. From perf, 
 ind. pas, of the same, to lohicli is opjmsed ίΐχζνι- 
 στγιμ,α,. ^ 
 
 Αυιτ^ξνκττίχ, us, fi, inconvenience, difficulty, 
 embarrassment, opposed t( ιυχ^ξνιιττία,. From 
 Αύσχ^ξ'/ΐ(Ττο5, ου, ο x,ou h, difficult to be used, 
 useless, inconvenient. From %us and χ,ξ'/κττοξ, 
 useful, a7id this from χ^ξάομοίΐ, to use, from 
 ^ζύω, to lend. 
 
 Αυσχ^ω^Ία, lets, 'h, the difficult nature or rug- 
 gedness of a place. 
 
 Avffuhris, ios, xu) h, smelling badl}'^ ; fetid, 
 foul, applied to the breath, Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 
 Avffaihia, as, h, a bad smell, a stench. From 
 ^tis and οζία, to smell, p. indie, mid. ooha, 
 
 Auffuvioj, u, f. ν^σω, and ουσωύομαι, ουμαί, 
 to be difficult, in buying any thing, to higgle, 
 to chaffer.] 
 
 Α,υιτωνούμίνα, from the preceding. '\ 
 Autruivu^os, ου, ο κοά h, ill-omened, inauspi- 
 cious, having an evil or odious name. From 
 ^us and όνομα,, aros, το, a name ; jEoI. ωνομα, 
 Poet, ουνομα. 
 
 Α.υσω'ρτίω, ω, f, wu, to make ashamed, to 
 put to the blush ; whence Metaph. to move, 
 persuade ; to frigliten ; ^υσω'ττοΖμοίΐ, to be 
 ashamed, to blush ; to be persuaded ; and 
 
 Αυσωπίοί, as, h, shame, bashfulness. From 
 ^yj and ω-ψ, utos, the countenance. From 
 ο9Γτομαι, to see. 
 
 Ανσ•Λ)ξίω, ω, fat. rt(ru, to keep guard or to 
 watch with difficulty. From ^ύ<τουζθί, ου, ο kou h, 
 difficult to guard or watch. From ^vs and 
 oυξos, a guard. 
 
 Λυα•ωξ7ΐσ•οντΰίΐ, 3. plur. 1. fut. mid. of the 
 same. 
 
 Avrtjs, ου, 0, a diver or plunger, a swimmer. 
 Th. dvvM, or ^ύω. 
 
 Autos, h, ov, that may be put on or enter- 
 ed into. 
 
 Avoj, Poet, for ^ύο, two ; gsn, dual. ^vcTv, 
 ge7i. pi. %υων, dat. ^υσ'ι. See Αύο, 
 
 ΑΎ'ίϊ, f. %ύσω, p. VihvKa.,Xo go in, to en- 
 ter ; to go down or under, to set ; to put on ; 
 whence }ννω and Ιΰμι, the same. 
 
 ΑυΜΟίκχ, ouuKCiiOixoi, and ouoitta, ol, cc'i, τα, 
 twelve ; indeclinable. 
 
 AυoJhiκά,^ξoμos, ου, ό, tliat has performed 
 twelve courses or races. Th. l•ξόμos. 
 
 Αυωοίκάμηνοΐ, ov, ο χ-αί ή, of tweh''e months ; 
 ουω'δίχάμ'/ΐνον τ'ζλο; τηξάο^αίΐ, to exercise the 
 
 office of annual magistrate. From "^υύ^κά, 
 twelve, and μην, μην^, ο, a month. 
 
 AuajhiKoiTouos, adj. that does or suffers some- 
 thing on the twelfth day or year. From ^υώ- 
 ^ixoe. and BTos, a year. 
 
 Aueutixaros, octyi, avov, the twelfth. From 
 %ύω arid Vzxu, ten. 
 
 Αυων, gen, plur, or Alt. and Ion. for ^uotv, 
 gen, dual. of^vM, two. 
 
 Αω, by Apoc. for 'Βωμοί, a house, ace. sing. 
 and ^ωμοίτοί, houses, ace. pi. From νίμω, to 
 build. 
 
 Αω, "Bms, "Bm, 2. a. subj. act, of ^ί^ωμί, to 
 give. ^ 
 
 Αω$$κοί, ol, at, τα, twelve, indeclin. From 
 
 ^ύω njid Vixu. 
 
 Αω'ΒίχάγναμτΓτο5, ου, ο xu) ή, having twelve 
 turnings. From luhtxa. and xάμ'xτω,f. •φω, 
 to bend, to turn. 
 
 Αω^ίκύχίξ, adv. twelve times. From δζίβ and 
 
 o'iXK, 
 
 Αω'^ίχχμηνο:, ov, ο xou '/), of twelve months ; 
 ;\;^ξόvos, time, being understood. 
 
 Au'^ixocTOios, ff/ta,, alov, who stag's any 
 where or is absent twelve days, or the twelfth 
 day ; and 
 
 AulixxTos, '/I, ov, the twelfth. From ^lo 
 and Vixa, ten. 
 
 Αω^ίχα,φίίλον, ου, το, the twelve tribes, 
 
 ούόίχα φυλαί. 
 
 Asj^ojvacTos, a\v., alov, of or belonging to 
 DonoNA, Dodonean, 
 
 ΑύύΙωνα,σύίν, adv. Oor, for Au'BcuV'/iffhv, 
 from Dodona. 
 
 Aojheov'A, ns, h, Dodona, a wood and a city 
 of Epirus. See Steph. 
 
 Αύ'/ιν, YiS, '/I, Att. for %o'ir,v, r,s, vi, 2. a. opt. 
 act. from %ίΒωμι, to give ; 2. a. ind. act. 'ύων. 
 
 Αύ'/ιοΊ, 3. sing. 2. a. opt, act. Ion. and 
 Att. for to'i'/i. But if ivritfen ^ωγοΊ, it is 
 3. sing. pres. subj. act. of obsolete ^ύω,f. Ίωσω^ 
 pres. subj. act. ^ωω, leuris, Ίωη, and Ion, 'Βω^ισ•/, 
 or 2. a. subj. act. for tui, "Bms, 2M,from ^ί^ωμι, 
 to give. 
 
 Αωχ\ for %ωχί, for ε'^ωκί, by Apoc. Poet. 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act.; so ^ωχαν for ε^ωχαν, 
 3. pi. I. a. ind. act. of^l^ωμί, to give. 
 
 AU7-.0S, ω, 5, Oor. for 'Βουλή;, ου, ο, a servant 
 or slave. 
 
 ΑΖμα,, aros, ra, a house, a chamber, or din- 
 ing-room ; a roof or terrace ; pi. Ίωματοί, and 
 iii da!. ])ί. "Βύμαυ-ι. Ilcnce .Engl, a dome. 
 Frovi 'ΰομ^ιμ,Μ ffnrni BoyAojJ, by conlr. Th. 
 Βίμω, p. ind, ΏΙ. Υεοομ.κ. 
 
 Αωμαηον, ου, το, Ά small house ; a chamber 
 or other apartment of a house, Lys. in Erntosth. 
 Oitn in. cf 'Β^'μ,α. ] 
 
 AciJiy.o.'jj, ω, f. '/ισω, to build, erect. From 
 the same. 
 
 Αωνο:ξ, Dor. and Poet, for %όνα^, axos, o, 
 a reed or cane. 
 
 Αωομίν, we may liave given, by Systole, for 
 1ωύ)μίν, Poet, for Βωμ,ίν, I. pi. 2. a. subj, act, 
 from I'l^ojy.!, to give. 
 
ΔΩΡ 
 
 22S 
 
 ΔΩίϊ 
 
 a gift, a present, a ben- 
 
 Αωξ\ for tuoUf ace, pi. from ^w^iv, ov, το, 
 a gift. 
 
 Ααξίύΐ, u;, h, a free gift, reward, benefit, 
 favour. 
 
 Αωξίκν, adv. ( kxtu. understood) freel}', gra- 
 tuitously, undeservedl)', without cause ; in A-aiii. 
 
 ^\αΐξίομαί, ονμκι, and οωΛω, ω, f. ν,ίτω, to 
 give, grant, bestow % \-f. m. '/■,α-ομαι, perf. pas. 
 ^ihcopny.cii, σαι, τα;, 1. η. ind. m. Ιοωοτια-ά- 
 μκν. 
 
 Αωξτ,μχ, Άτα;, το, 
 efit. 
 
 Αωο'/ιτο;, νι, ον, who may be appeased or 
 bribed by gifts ; given, freely bestowed. From 
 p. ind. pas. ο/^ωξίο/:Λχ<, to give or grant. 
 
 Λωξίάζαν, to speak like the Dorians, to use 
 the Doric dialect ; jjres. ifif. act. Poet, for 
 ^αξίζαν, and this from 
 
 Αύξίοζ, IOC, lav. Poet, for Αωξίκοζ, '/j, ov, of 
 or belonging to Doris, Doric ; 0/50 
 
 ΑωξίίΙι;, ίως, ό, the same. 
 
 ΔΠΡΓ2, Ίΐοζ; γι, a country of Greece, Doris ; 
 also the name of a Nymph. 
 
 Αασίσ-^ΐν, Dor. for ^Μξίζαν, to speak the 
 Doric dialect ; 2)res. hf. act. of '^αξίζα, fut. 
 ίοτω. Hence 
 
 Α.ωξΐ(ττ), adv. in the Doric dialect, like the 
 Dorians. 
 
 Αωξο'^οχίω, ω, f '/ίσω, to receive presents, to 
 take bribes ; also to bribe ; ace. pi. part. pres. 
 act. co7itr. ^ωξο^οκουνταζ. From tu^ov, a gift, 
 and "hixofjiKi, to take or receive. 
 
 Αωξο^ΰκ'/ιμα, α,τοζ, το, a gift taken corruptly, 
 a bribe. Prom perf ind. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Αωξο^οκΊα,, α,ς, 9i, the taldng of gifts, bribery, 
 
 Αωξο^όχος, ου, ό και h, a receiver of gifts or 
 bribes. From ^ωζον and Vs^o^oii, to take. 
 
 Aca^oKo-Ttiu, ω, f νί/τω, to bribe, to corrupt 
 with bribes. From %ωζον and κΌττω, to cut. 
 
 ΔΩ~ΡΟΝ, ου, το, a gift or present ; an 
 offering, sacrifice ; the lesser span, a hand's 
 breadth. Hence perhaps Engl, dowry. 
 
 Αωξοφ&γοί, ου, ο κ,κ) h, devouring or swal- 
 
 lowing gifts, hankering after gifts. From 
 "Βωξον, a gift, and φάγω, to eat. 
 j Αωξοφ'οξος, ου, ό xeti h. Poet, who brings 
 gifts or presents. From ^ωξον and φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Αωξύττο/ΐίοα, Dor. for %ωζίομο!.ι, οΖμοίΐ. 
 
 Αω;, 'h, a gift, present, portion, dowry ; 
 indecl. Poet, the same with Vocrii. Th. }ί}ωμι, 
 to give. 
 
 Αίϋσ-ίμίναι, Dor. for ^ucruv, l.f hf. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Acutrrj, he may give or deliver ; 1 . a. subj. 
 act. Poet, for ^ci>Kyi,from 1. a. ind. act. ε^ωσα, 
 for 'ύωκ,οι, from the same. 
 
 Αωσι, Ion. for ^Z, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. act. 
 Put without the t, it is the 3. pi. 2. a. subj. 
 of the same verb^, 
 
 Aojo'oZvTi, Dor. for 
 
 Αώσουσι, 3. pi. ^.f ind. act. 1)ω(Τω, ofVi'^u- 
 μι, to give. 
 
 Αωσω, Dor. for 
 
 Αύσω, I shall or will give ; ^. f. ind. act. 
 (f the same verb. 
 
 ΑωτΊ], dat. sing, from ^ωτ'/ι;, ου, ό, a giver 
 or granter ; but VorYi; is more used. Th. 
 οίοωμ-ΐ. 
 
 Αωτίΐξ, fi^os, ό. Poet, for ^οτίΐξ, a giver. 
 From the saine. 
 
 Aί>Jτ^ξiς, nom. pi. of the same. 
 
 Αωτινά.'ζω, f. ά,σω, to collect and receive 
 gifts. From ^ωτίν/ι, a gift. 
 
 AcoTivxv, Dor. for δωτίν/ιν, acc. sing, from 
 
 ΑωτΊνιη, nsi 'h, a gift, a present, properly of 
 things ivhich are consumed, as ivine, clothes. 
 Perhaps from ^utos, obsol, gen. of ^tus. Th. 
 ^ί^Λΐμ/, to give. 
 
 Αωτίνζιτι, dat. j)l. Ion. of the same. 
 
 Αύτοζίξ, nom. pi. from 
 
 Δώ;<Γ&)|», οξοξ, ο, a giver, donor. From i/- 
 %ωμι, to give. 
 
 Αωωσ', for 'hcdatiri, by Fpenth. Ion. and 
 Poet, for Ίωαι, 3. pi. 2. a. subj. act. from the 
 same, or 3, ;;L jires. subj. act. of the obsol. root 
 
 Aωω,f. %ω(ΤΜ, p. Τί^ωχχ, the same as ^Ί^ωμι'} 
 
 to give. 
 
 E. 
 
 κ 
 
 EA 
 
 E, theffth letter of the Greek alphabet; also 
 a mark <f number denoting five, ^l.so s, JEol. 
 All many cases for 0. 
 
 "E, alas ! a/i interjection of grief ivhich is 
 usually repeated. -, 
 
 "I^, jiro/ioiin, 3. ju-rs. himself, herself; oS, 
 of hini.sclf ; «Γ, to himself: hence Ιος, or o;, 
 his ; (τφί-'ιίο;, t!;eir. 
 
 "E«, an interjection of C07nplaining or won- 
 dering. From 
 
 "Eu, 2. .ting. pres. imperat. or imp. ind. 
 act. contr.for 'iui, oflau, to permit. 
 
 "Ea, and by Ion. and Poet. Ectasis «a, for 
 r,v, 1. or 3. Si?ig. imperf. ind. f ΰμ), to be. 
 
 Έά, and a, one's goods or possession's ; 
 f-au ϊό:. See "E, himselfk 
 
EAS 
 
 229 
 
 ΕΒΑ 
 
 Έα, he grants or permits, 3. sing. pres. 
 ind. act. from la<w, f. Ιήσω, to permit, 1. a. 
 subj. act. iaffu, >!i, »j, p. act. i'lacxa,. See 
 Moors Elemenla L. Gr. page 126. 
 
 Έάα, he grants or permits. Poet, for s«, bi/ 
 \pleo7t. of ei. 
 
 "Έ,χγα, ας, ι, p. ind. m. Att. for ^yx, hy 
 resolution of the augment η into la, ^ which is 
 commori also in the other tenses), frcm α,γνυμι, 
 or θίγω, to break ; f αζ,ω, p. τιχ,οί, and ία,χ^οί, 
 part. p. m. iocyui, 1. a. τι^α, and ί'αξα. 
 
 'Eaysjv, 1 was broken ; Att. for ηγην, 2. a. 
 ind. jms. of the same. Hence j}art. pas. 2. a. 
 ίχγύζ, irf. Ιαγτ^νΛΐ. 
 
 "Ε«δα, α?, ί, for ?ίΙα, p. ind. m. Att. hy 
 resol. of the augment yiinto εα, for which Poet, 
 iva^oi, from ά,ν^οίνω, or α,^ω, to please ; part. 
 perf m. ϊα^ως, for νι^ύζ• so 2. a. act. ixtov, for 
 
 ''E.ccVoToe.ifor hVora, having pleased, pleasing ; 
 p)arL. ρ m. of the same, ace. nng. masc. 
 
 "Έ>χκ,α, for ucxx,ci, ]}. ind. act. of ϊάω, to 
 permit ; f. σω. 
 
 Έχ,λωζχ, Att. for ίίλωαα, perf. act. of κλί- 
 ακω, to take ; fut. α,λωιτω, '2 a. act. 7\λων, part. 
 2. a. act. uXohs, inf. αΧωνα,ί, (froin οίΧωμι, 
 second conjugat. which is formed from obsol. 
 aXom^f. αλώσω), and j)o.s. άλήναι. 
 
 Ί&άλων, Att. for ijkcjv, 2. a. act. of the 
 same verb. The perf . and 2. a. act. are often 
 used passively. 
 
 'EA'N, connexive conjunct, construed with 
 subj. and opt. if; although ; lav μνι, unless ; 
 lav Tt (£457, if not, otherwise ; potential j)article 
 for av, often ])laced after a verb, as ζϊ-ττον αν, 
 I might have said ; so?netimes av is ivanting, as 
 Ss lav, whoever ; with τϊ it means whether, or 
 soever ; Ιάντίξ, if, provided, S/^c. 
 
 Έάνδανβν, I pleased, 1 . sing, imperf. ind. 
 act. Att. and Ion. for '^vhavov, (za for aug- 
 onent. nj, from av'havu, to please. 
 
 'Eavflj, »?, ov, beautiful, fine, thin, delicate, 
 flowing; subsl. a woman's robe, a rich gar- 
 ment, for ιμάτίον. From 'ίω, to put on. 
 
 'Έίάντηξ, conj. if, provided. 
 
 "Έανται, 3. pi. pres. ind. Att. or Ion. for 
 '^vrar and savTo,for ηντο' frovx Ύΐμ-αι, to sit. 
 
 "Εαξα, I broke ; 1 . sing. 1 . a. ind. act. 
 by resolution of augment for yj^a, of α,γννμι, or 
 Άγω, to break. See "Έαγα. 
 
 "ΕΑΡ, αξο$, ro, and contract. Poet, ^ζ, νίξο;, 
 and Ion. β'/ΐξ, the spring ; blood ; fatness. 
 
 'Έ^αξίν'/ι, 'h,f. g.from 
 
 'Έα^ϊνος, VI, ov, of the spring, vernal ; and 
 by Epenth. ιίαξίνόζ. Th. %αξ, the spring, 
 
 'Έ^αξοτξοφνίί, ίο?, ό κα.) υι, or Ιαζοτξίφ?!;, nour- 
 ished in or by the spring, born in spring, ver- 
 nal. From ζΛζ, the spring, and τξ&φω, to nour- 
 ish, p. ind. m. τίτξοφα. 
 
 Έ«ί, thou dost grant or permit, 2. sing, 
 pres. ind. act. contr. of Ιάω. Also I'aa-', for 
 'ioLffi, he permitted ; 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 (f the same verb. 
 
 Έ«;, his, hers, or theirs, _/br ά'?. 
 
 "Εασ-α, Att. for νκτα, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 &ν^άνω, to please. See "Έ,α^α. 
 
 'Έιά(Τα(/Λν, l.plur. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. but 
 iaffaifizv, 1. pi. 1. a. opt. act. Ιασαι, 1. a. inf 
 act. of ιάω, to suffer, to permit j f Χάσω, p. 
 act. ila-zta, I. n. ind. act. ζΐασα. 
 
 'Έάα•ίτί, ye shail or will permit, 2. j)l. l.f. 
 ind. act. Ιάο-να, thou may est permit, 2. sing. 
 1. a. subj. from the same. 
 
 "Έαα-ι, Ion. and '{ασσι. Poet, for ζίσί, they 
 are ; (as ηθ'ζασι. Ion. for nhlirtj• from Ιίμι, 
 to be. 
 
 "Έ^αα-κζ, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. for 
 ilaz, contr. z'la, from Ιάω, to permit. 
 
 'E«5-<j^£v, 1. pi. 1. f ind. act. of ϊάω, to 
 suffer, permit ; f ζάσω, p. z'laxa. 
 
 "Έ,αιίσα, being, existing ; Dor. for ovtrot., y>?, 
 part. pres. f. g.from u/u.i, to be. 
 
 "Εβ5τα<, and iaro. Ion. for '^vrat, and vjvro, 
 from, γιμαι, to sit ; ivhich though in the form 
 of the perf. has the signification of the j)res. 
 From obsol. ζω, ivhich see. 
 
 "Έατζ, Ion. for ijrz, 2. jjl. imperf. of zl^i, 
 to be. 
 
 Έατίον, it must be permitted, it must be 
 left or let alone ; a verbal adj. from ϊάω, to 
 permit. 
 
 Έαυτου, η?, ου, aud by contraction α,ΰτου^ 
 η?, ov, of himself, herself j or itself ; of one's 
 self ; a reciproc. pron. of both numbers, having 
 only the oblique cases. From %o,for ου, of him- 
 self or herself, ^c, and άυτο?, he. 
 
 'Έάφΰ'/ΐν, I v,'as kindled ; Att. for ϋφό'/ιν, 1. a. 
 ind. pas. from ίΐ-ττομαι. Or ζάφύτ^ν, by Ion. 
 Dialysis for z"i(puviy, \.a. ind. pas. from ϊτομαΐ;, 
 to follow. 
 
 ΈΑΏ (ζάω), to suffer, to permit, to let ; 
 to leave ; to omit ; to let alone, to let go ; to 
 cease or leave off"; imperf. ind. act. z'laov, ων, 
 -αζς, ας, -ζ, a, f. Χάσω, i. a. ind. act. ύασα, 
 1. a. imperat. act. zaa-ov, άτω, part. 1. a. act. 
 ζάσαζ, avTos, perf. act. ζ'ίακ,α, ivhich takes ι after 
 ζ for the augment. 
 
 Έάων, gen. pi. fern. uEol. for Ιων, from los, 
 ri, ov, his, hers, its. 
 
 "E?a, Dor. for Kn, 3. sing, from Km, 2. a, 
 ind. act. of βαίνω, or βΤιμι, to go ; \ .f. m. 
 βνίσομ,αι. Also by the Spartan dialect for ία, 
 suffer or permit thou ; (by inserting β) from 
 ϊάω, to permit. 
 
 Έβ«δ/ίΓ£, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of βα'^ΐζω, 
 to cause to go, • to go, f. ίσ-ω, and Dor. ίξω. 
 Th. βάω. 
 
 "Έζαινζ, he went ; 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 of βαίνω, to go ; l.f. m. βτιιτομ,αι^ 2. a, ind. 
 act. ζζ^ν. 
 
 "Έζαλον, ζζ, ζ, 2. a. ind. act. of βάλλω, to 
 throw; f. βάλω, p. βζζλτικα' 1. a. ind. pas. 
 Ιζλήύ'/ιν, p. m. βίζολα. 
 
 "Έ,ξαν, by Sync. Dor, and Poet, for Ktitrav, 
 3. pi. 1. or 2. a. ind. act. So zSa, for εξ», 
 3. sing, from Km, 2. a. ind. of βαίνω, or 
 βτίμι, l.y. ni. βγιιτομ,αι, to go. 
 
 'Έίζάτττζτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. from 
 
ΕΒί 
 
 230 
 
 EBP 
 
 (t,a.'!rrM,f, ■^ω, l^erf. βίξαφ/χ,, to dye, tinge, dip, 
 plunge, immerse. ' * 
 
 'Έ.ζί»ξυ&)Τ7>α•αν, they became dim-sigl:ted ; 
 3. pi. -. <i. hid. pas. with a double augment 
 from βί/.ξύο-^τομχ»• u'hic/i is frotii β/χ,ονί, heaA-^y, 
 ayid o-rrcf^ai, to see. According to others it is 
 3. Jil. i. a. ind. act. of βκξυω~'ίω, oj, f. τ,ίτω, 
 to be dull-sigiited. 
 
 "'Riu.(riv,forK'/i<riy, he conducted or caused to 
 go, Eurip. Med. 212.] 
 
 "Έ.ζασ•ον, for ϊ(χ,σον, permit thou, \. a. im- 
 peiat. act. 2. sing, by inserting β, in the Spar- 
 tan jnajiner ; from law. The Lacedcemonians 
 and Syracusnns nstd ίζάω, 
 
 Έ?«δ•τΛ.ίΓα, α,ς, ί, I carried ; 1. sing. 1. a. 
 ind act. of βci<rτά.ζω,f σω. 
 
 'Efeaip>;i', I was dipped or dyed; 1. sing. 
 2. a. ind. pas. Ky.^c:, I dipped-; i. sing. '2. a. 
 ind. act. for ίζα,-/Τον, Jrom βάττ-ζω, f 'Ψμ, p. 
 βί^κφα. 
 
 'Έ.ξοίλνγμίνο;, r„ ov, part. pcrf. pas. and 
 
 'Έζ^ίλυζάμίία, I. ])l. 1. a. ind. m. of 
 β'^'ζλνσ(το(Λα.ι, to abominate, abhor, detest. Th. 
 μοίω. 
 
 'Έ^'^ομαΤΰξ, cud} et7ov, on the seventh day, 
 returning on the seventh day. 
 
 'Έξ}ΰμαί, a^o;, yi, the number seven ; the 
 seventh day ; tiie space of seven days : a 
 week, ever}- seventh day. From ζ-τ-τά, seven. 
 
 'Έζ^ομάτ'/:, rii, the seA-enth day ('hu'i^a un- 
 derstoodjf g.from 
 
 'Έ^^όμα,το;, άτ'/ι, α.•-ον, the seventh. 
 
 'Έ.ζ'^ομΥιχοντα, οι, at, τα, seventy ; indecl. 
 Th. Wra, seven. 
 
 'Έ"'^ΰμ-/ιχονταϊέ,, seventy-six ; a word com- 
 pounded fi%, and ϊζ^ομ'/,χΰντα. 
 
 'Έζ^ομ'/ίκονταχίί, adv. seventy times ; and 
 
 ''Άζ^ομ'Ακοίττος, h, ov, the seventieth. Th. 
 ΙτΓτα, seven. 
 
 "Έ,ζ^ΰμο;, '/ι, 6v, the seventh ; τί ϊζ^όμη, 
 [νίμίξοί understood) on the seventh day. 
 
 Έο£?«<ίϋί7•ε, 3. sing. \. a. i)id. act. of βι- 
 ξα,ιόω, ω, to confirm, strengthen ; f. ύσω, p. 
 βίζιζαίωκ,δί. Th. βίζαιο;. 
 
 Έβ£?λ'/'^'/!ν, s-O) Tc, I was struck or wounded, 
 1. sing, phiperf ind. pas. from βάλ/.ω, to 
 throw, to cast ; f λω, p. pas. βί"?.ημα.ί. 
 
 "EBEA02, or εζζνο;, on, o, ebony, a very 
 heavy wood. 
 
 'Έζίο, 0, or xdth the scfl breathing, 'Ebb, a 
 inaii's name, Heber, (going or passing over). 
 
 "ESy,v, y,;, n, I came, 1. sing. 2. a. 
 
 ina. 
 
 act. from βχίνω, or βγιμι, to come, to go ; \.f. 
 m. β'ΑσομΆΐ, p. act. βϊ^τικα,, part. 2. a. act. 
 
 βάξ. 
 
 "Έζ'/ΐίτα, ac, t, 1. a. ind. act. fas if from 
 βίοι) of βαίνω, to go, to Come; Κ'/ισαν, 3. pi. 
 1. or 2. a. ind. act. of the sayne. 
 
 'Έζ^!(Τίτο, 3. siiig. imperf. ind. mid. if 
 βτ,σομ,αι, ichich 2vas converted by the Poets from 
 the fid lire into the present. Th. βάω. 
 
 'Έζινίο-ατο, and ι^ιάσατο, he extorted or took 
 by force •, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. m. from- βιάω,f. 
 νί9ω, or v.Toi. Th. βια. 
 
 Έβ/βϋ, 3. sing, imjyerf. ind. act. from βιΌω, 
 ω, to live ; f ώσω, p. βίζιωκα, 2. a. ind. act, 
 ΚΊων, as ffrom βίωμι, obsol. Th. βίο;. 
 
 'ΕΒΓ2Κ02, ου, h, or Ιζκτκο;, an herb, also 
 called ά,λύαία, wild mallows, marsh mallows. 
 
 Έζίων, I lived ; 2. a. ind. act. from β/οω, 
 or βίωμι. See Έβ /oy. 
 
 "Έζλα,ζον, I hurt, 1. si7ig. 2. a. ind. act. 
 ίζλάζτ,ν, 1. sing. 2. a. ind. pas. from βλάττω, 
 to injure, to hurt ; f. 'φω, p. φα. 
 
 'Έ.ολάκ.ίνμ!χ.ί, I was addicted to idleness or 
 debauchery ; Att. for βίζλάχίυμαι, p. pas. of 
 βλακίνω, to give one's self up to idleness or 
 debaucher}-. Th. βλαζ, ακο$, ο. 
 
 "Έι^λαμ,μ,Άΐ, Ait. for βίζλαμμαι, perf. p)as. (f 
 βλά-τω, to hurt ; f. -φω, p. φα. 
 
 'ΈΛζλαατΥΐκ,Ότ-;, Act. for βίζλαστγικΌτί:, part, 
 perf act. pi. num. of βΧα,ίττάνω, to sprout, to 
 shoot, to bud ; f. γ,σω. 
 
 'Έ,ζΆάίτη-ιίτα., α?, i, 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 "RSkatrrov, I sprouted or budded : 2. a. ind. 
 act. if the same verb, as if from βλαστίω, as 
 γ,μαξτον, from άμαρτεω, or αμαρτάνω. 
 
 'Έ.ζλα(τφ'/ιμ,'/ίσα, a;, ί, I. a. ind. act. of 
 βλα.σ-φ'/:μίΰι>, to speak impiously. From /3λάξ 
 and φ'Λμτ,, fame. 
 I "Έ.ζλα'φα, a;, ί, and in 3. pi. εζλα-φαν, 
 1 . a. in.d. act. of βλά-^τω, to hurt, to injure ; 
 /. 'φω. 
 
 "Έζλί-^ον, ic, ί, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act. cf 
 I βλs7rύJ, to see ; f. 'φω. 
 
 I "EtA'/ira, by Sync, for Ki^Xriro, 3. sing, 
 juitpeif. ind. pas. f βάλλω, to throw, to cast, 
 , as iffroin βλϊω. Unless it be impeif. or 2. a. 
 act. from βλΤ-,μ,ι. 
 
 Έοόα, he called or cried out, he exclaimed ; 
 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. of βαάω, to call out, 
 to exclaim ; f. '^α-ω,ρ, βίζότιχα, 1. a. ind. act, 
 ιζ,'ογ,αα, a:, i. 
 
 Ύ^ζο'/,^'/,/τάμ^ιν, ω, ατο, 1. a. ind. m. of 
 βογι&'ίω, to succour, to help ; f r^eu. 
 
 "Έ>ζο(Τκον, ί;, s, imperf ind. act. of βοσκώ, 
 to teed. 
 
 'EeoyXsK-ra, and Ιζούλίυντο, Ion. for Ιζού- 
 λον -ro, 3. pi. imperf. ind. m. of βονλομαι, to 
 be willing, to will. 
 
 'Έ.ζύνλ;'^χχ, Act. for β-ζούλίυχα, perf. act. 
 of βονλίύω, to consult, to delibeiate ; f. σω. 
 Th. βο•^λ'Λ. 
 
 "Ε.ζο6λίνσα, a;, s, 1. a. ind. act. Ιζουλευσά- 
 μ'/;ν, ω, ατο, 1. a. ind. m. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έιζα^λή^ην, \. a. ind. j>as. from βούλομα», 
 to be willing, 1. f m. βουλγ,σομαι, as if from 
 βουλίομαι. Th. βούλομαι. 
 
 ΎΛούλου, 2. sing. Κούλίτο, 3. sing, imperf. 
 ind. m. of the same. 
 
 'Eto^aiT*-, f ίσω, to speak or to live like the 
 Hebrews. 
 
 ΎΛοκιχοζ, ii, ov, Hebrew. 
 
 ΊΙζοαΤοί, aia, alov, of or belonging to the 
 Hebrews ; Hebrew. From 'Έ,ζίξ. ο, the pro- 
 genitor of the Hebrezvs, as Gen. x, 21. 2^^umb. 
 xxiv, 24. Others derive it differently as may 
 be seen in Voss. at this word. 
 
ΕΓΓ 
 
 231 
 
 ΕΓΙ^ 
 
 'Έ,ζξα'ί'ίι ''^35, »!> Hebrew ; 'Έζοα'ϊ; ^ιάλί- 
 χτος, the Hebrew tongue ; and 
 
 Έ*^«/ίΤτ<, adv. like the Hebrews ; in He- 
 brew. 
 
 'Έζζάσίνιν, I boiled up ; \. a. iiid. pa5. of 
 βρά,ζω, or βζάιτσου, to boil, to seethe. 
 
 "Έίζξο,χ^^ for ΐζξαχ^ί• and 
 
 "ΈζοΛχ;(ΐν, Si, t, 2. a. ind. act. of βξίχω, to 
 moisten, to wet ; ivhence 2. a. ind. pas. 
 Κοάχ^ι^ν, part, βοα,χ^ίίς. According to others it 
 is imperf. ind. act. of βξάχω, to make a noise, 
 to sound. 
 
 "Έζξίξα-, Άζ, £, ι. a. ind. act. of βξίχ,ω, to 
 rain. 
 
 'Έιζζόντ'/ισί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of βξον- 
 ra/kijf. ίησ-ω, to thunder, Th. βξοντ'^. 
 
 "Έ^ξο;, the name of a river in Thrace, 
 Hebrus. 
 
 '~Κζουχ;Άτο, 8. sing, impeif. ind. pas. of 
 βξυχ^άομα,ί, to roar. Th. βξύχ^ω,f 'ζ,ο). 
 
 "Έιζξω, 3- sing. 2. a. ind. act. of βξΰμι, as 
 i^cd, from Via ω μι. 
 
 'Έιζωσατο, Dor. for Κο'/κτα,τα, he cried out ; 
 he exclaimed ; 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. and 
 
 "'Ej^mffiVjfor iQ'o'/iffiv, 3, sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 of βοά,ω, to call out, to cry aloud. See Hesych. 
 
 'Έζύιτ6•/ΐ(τχν, Ion. for Κοτιύγκτχν, they were 
 celebrated; S. pi. 1. a. ind. j)as. So Ιζύα-ύηη, 
 by Crasis for ISori^urs, 2. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of 
 βοά,ω, to call out. 
 
 'Έ,γα,νωβ'/ιν, I rejoiced or was glad; 1. sing. 
 1. a. ind. pas. from γα-νΰω, αί, to make glad ; 
 f. ωσω. Th. yccvo;. 
 
 "Έγγαγγις <τίτξ>], Ά gem, the saine loith 
 γαγγίης. From εν and Tayytji, because found 
 in the Ganges. 
 
 'Έιγγείίττξί/ΐ/,ίίντίζ, ίω;, ο κα.) 'h, one who 
 prophesies out of his belly. From h, γαστηξ, 
 and μ,άντίί. 
 
 'Έ,γγαιττξίμϋάο;, ου, ο χα) '/ι, one who speaks 
 out of the belly, a ventriloquist; having a de- 
 mon iv γχττξΐ μυύούμίνΰν also, a magician, a 
 soothsayer, in the Septiiag. From h, γα,στηζ, 
 and μυύο;. 
 
 'Έ,γγίγα,ύί, ρ, 7n. of Ιγγινομοα, as if from 
 Ιγγάω, and in 2. dual. p. ind. m. lyyiyaotrov, 
 and by Sync, on account of the metre, lyy'i- 
 yarov SO ϊyy'iya,μzv for ϊyyίyύaμsv, and part. 
 lyyiyoiOJS, υϊα., 8(C, Th. ytvoμa.ί. 
 
 '^jyyiyvT^Tio,, for hyyii'/isca, i>erf. ind. act. 
 (by taking the syllabic augment in the middle) 
 ofiyy'jffM,f ν\(Τω, to promise. Th. \yyvn. 
 
 'Έ.γγιγνμ.νχσ'μίνο;, p. part. pas. of iγyυμvά,- 
 Ζομ,Λΐ, to be exercised. Th. yvμvό;. 
 
 ''EyyiiSocrov, ov, το, an hydraulic instrument, 
 ivhich imitates the motions and voice of a tnan, 
 as if from iyyiov βαίνίΐν. Vitruvius calls it 
 engibata. 
 
 ""Eyyiios, and iyyaio;, ου, ο ^a.) τι, in the 
 land, in the soil ; ^α,νιίσμΆτα 'iyyua, land rent. 
 
 Έ^^ίλάώ;, eo,f. άσω, to deride, to laugh at ; 
 lyyiXav rivt, to make a jest of one. From, Iv, 
 and yiXaoj, to laugh. 
 
 ''Eiyyzv'/ii) io$, τιαι '/i, native, indigenous, 
 
 inborn, natural, kindred, allied. From Iv and 
 ylv^^uci, to be born. 
 
 'Έγγίν/ι-ται, 3. sijig. 2. a. subj. 7)1. iyyiyo- 
 μίνοί, ου, part. 2. a. m. from iyyίvΰμΰί,ι, to be 
 in, to be born in. Th. yίvoμoίr 1. f m. or 
 2. f. pas. y^\•A(foμa.t, 2. a. ind. m. ίyίvόμ'/iv, 
 2. a. suhj. in. yίvωμaι, n, ητοα. 
 
 'Έyy^ζω, to approach, to draw near ; to 
 bring near ; to be at hand ; ivith dat. and ace, 
 after iU, It), Τξίί• imperf. ^yyiZ,uv, t;, s, l.f 
 act. lyyicrcj, Att. iyyiZ, p. iiyyixcc, part. 1. a. 
 act. iyytircis. Th. lyyu;. 
 
 ''Eyyivio'ooi.i, Ion. for \%ίιναι, to be possible, 
 to be permitted ; also for ιτυμζοίίναν, to happen, 
 to befall ; from 
 
 'Έιyyίvoμa■ι, or -yίyvΰμx^, to be in ; to be 
 born in, to grow or spring up in ; to be nat- 
 ural ; to intervene, to elapse ; to come to pass, 
 to happen ; iyylnroit, impers. it is possible, it 
 is permitted. Th. yUoμa,^. 
 
 'Yi-yylov, adv. nearer; comparat. From 
 iyyvs, near. 
 
 'lS.yyi<raret/iroiv, 3. pi. 1. a. imperat. act. of 
 iyy'KM. 
 
 "E^yyttrTOi, adv. next, nearest, very nigh j 
 superlat. from iyyh;, near ; comp. eyytev, and 
 iyyυriξω' superl. lyyurciTst, and iyyuTtx-TO,. 
 
 'Έyy^σ■Mμci, α,τοζ, το, a fracture of the >oulI, 
 in ivhich the broken bone is depressed and \y- 
 yiZ,u fi. e. approaclies) the m,embrane belnv. 
 
 ^EjyyXUa-ffud, to add sweetness. From yXU<f- 
 truv, sweeter, for γλυαίων^ from yXuxvgj 
 sweet. 
 
 'Y.yyXO(poj,f -φω, to engrave upon, to carve 
 in or on. Fro7n h and γΚύφω, or yXaipa, to 
 carve, to engrave. 
 
 ^EyyovcuTov, ου, το, a kind of clock, in Vi• 
 truv. lib. ix ; also iyyuvoirov. 
 
 ''Ryy'ovyi, r,i, h, a grand-daughter ; and 
 
 "Eyyovoi, ov, o, a grantl-son ; and 'iyyovoVf 
 ov, TO, the fetus or young. From Iv and yovos, 
 offspring. From γίνομβα, to be born. 
 
 "Eyy^acrraij ου, ό xcu h, inscribed, written or 
 engraved upon. From 3. ^je?'5. sing. perf. 
 ind. pas. of \yyξάφω. 
 
 ''Eyyc&iph, ni, 'A, an inscription. 
 
 "E,yyoa,<poi, ου, ό xai η, written, committed 
 to writing ; to which is opposed cίyξccφoζ. From 
 
 'Έyyξaφa, to write in or upon, to engrave ; 
 to register, to inscribe, to enrol ; to add ; to 
 scratch ; f -φω, p. lyyiyξecφc(, i. a. ind. act. 
 l•/iyξa■φsc, perf. pas. iyyίyξιzμμc(ι, part. \y- 
 yiyξa,μμvJnί. Th. yξάφω. Hence Engl, το 
 
 ENGRAVE. 
 
 'Έγyva,λίζctJ, f. ienn, and ^ω, to deliver into 
 one's hand, to give up, to deliΛ'•er ; to grant, to 
 bestow. From lyyuvi, surety, or from yvaXov, 
 the hollow of the hand. 
 
 'Έiyyυ(x,Xiϊ,c^^, to deliver, 1. a. inf. act. of the 
 same, and lyyvaXi^a, ας, ε, 1. ο. ind. act. Ion. 
 
 ^Έyyvά,σ■oμciι, Dor. for ^yyυvίa■oμoί^, l.f. m. 
 'from 
 
 'Eyyvcin), ω, f. vnfo), to betro'^h, to promise ; 
 to deliver upon securit3% to give υρ, to pledge, 
 
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 t» give security. From tyyvoi, ou, 6 xa) h, a 
 surety, bail. 
 
 ΈΓΓΤΉ fiyyvt]J, jjj, 'h, security or surety- 
 ship, Theophr. Char. 12 ; a guaranty 5 qu. h 
 yv'toisy deposited in the hands. 
 
 'Eyytifiira, «?, £, I pledged or promised, for 
 hyyUTiffex,, 1 . a, ind. act. Ion. of ίγγνάω. 
 
 'Έγγύ'/!7•{ζ, ίως, h, a giving security ; secu- 
 ritjf, bail, a betrothing. 
 
 ''Kyyvtj'rhi, ou, 0, a surety or bail. Th. 
 lyyu'/i. 
 
 '^yyuKTo:, h, ov, promised, pledged ; iy- 
 yv'/iTYi, betrothed. From the same. 
 
 ''Ejyyvuiv, nigh at hand, hand to hand, near. 
 ''Eyyv^t, Poet, for lyyv;, near, used with the 
 genitive. 
 
 'Eyyf/tiva^e/iia'j to be exercised or practised ; 
 part, jyres. pas. \yyvfji,vciZ,Ofjc,ivos, 1. a. part. m. 
 lyyvfjivoc^afjiivos, from yυμvάζω, to exercise; 
 f. ύίτω. Th. yvf^vo;. 
 
 "'Eyyuoi, ov, κ,οά h, pledged, mortgaged, 
 secured ; and 
 
 "^yyuoi, ov, 0, who gives security, a bonds- 
 man, a sponsor, a surety. From h and yu7<yv, 
 hand. Th. iyyvfi. 
 
 ΈΓΓΤ2, adv. near or nigh ; with iJie genit. 
 often absolutely/ and for iyyvhv. 
 
 ''EyyvroiTos, and iyyta-ros, superl. of the 
 preceding, the nearest, nighest, next ; and 
 
 '^yyurara), XyyUTocroc,, and iyyitrrx, adv, 
 the nearest or next, very near, superl. and 
 
 ^'S^yyvTi^os, and iyy'iuv, nearer, nigber, 
 more like ; and 
 
 'Έyyυriξύ/, and iyyiov, adv. nearer, com- 
 parat. from iyyvs, near, nigh, 
 
 ^ΈyίyξOiφyικ■ίιv, I had written ; pluperf. ind. 
 act. of γξοίφίω, f. •Λ(Τω, Att. for γξάφω, to 
 write, f. "4"^• 
 
 'Eyi/vao, thou didst beget ; Ion. for lytiva, 
 2. sing. 1. a. ind. m. ίyε^vάμvlv, ω, oc.ro, of 
 γίνομοίΐ, to be born ; 2. a. ind. m. lyivO^yiv, ov, 
 ετβ, p. m. yiyovci, 1. a. ind. m. iyzvyia-d^Tiv, and 
 lyiiva^yjv. 
 
 'Έ^γεΤξο,ι, 1. a. inf. act. 'iyit^ai, rise thou, 
 1. a. imp. m. from iyil^w, to rouse, to rise ; 
 \yupuv αγλαιχν rivx to7s νικ,οίφοζοίζ, to praise 
 the victors with splendid verse. 
 
 "Έyuξs, he roused or awakened ; 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. Ion. lyi't^^, he may rouse, he 
 may raise; 3. sing. pres. or \. a. suhj. act. 
 from the same. 
 
 'Έγίίξίΐν rm Xtyvv Ι'ΤΓίων ο)μον, Pindar; 
 literally to raise the melodious path of verse in 
 one's praise ; i. e. to praise one in melodious 
 verse. 
 
 ^^yuζO[Jι.'ivω, gen. sing. Dor. for -ov, part, 
 pres. pas. of 
 
 ΈΙΈΓΡίΙ, to raise, raise up ; to rouse ; 
 excite ; stir up ; awake, to kindle ; erect, build ; 
 restore to life in iV. T. ; f. lyi^u, p. nyi^xoi., 
 Att. Ιγ•/ιγίζ•ΛΧ, 1. a. ind. act. 'Ayu^a,• pres. pas. 
 lyu^o^oii, to rise up, to wake up, to stand up, 
 to be roused ; perf. pas. '^yi^^oii. Ait. 'hyriyi^- 
 μοίί, ffKiy rai, 1. a. ind. pas. 'hyigSmt jj?; Πι 
 
 1 . a. imperat. pas. 2. sing., iyiξhrι, 1. a. inf. 
 pas. lyi^OYivoii, jmrt. 1. a. pas. iye^h'ts, 1• f. 
 pas. zyi^Sriffo^cci, I shall or will rise ; 1 . a. ind, 
 m,. riyti^a^'/iv, ω, α,το, 1 . α. imperat. m. 'iyit- 
 ξοίΐ, J). 7n. '/ίγοξοι, Att. lynyo^a, and with Epen- 
 thesis of the letter ξ, iyξ^yoooί, whence part. perf. 
 m. iyξyιyoξMs, ότος, watching ; whence \yξή' 
 yoξog, watchful, keeping watch ; and ly^yiyo^iuf 
 and by Aphoer. yoriyo^iu, to watch. 
 
 '^ysXa^x, as, i, Dor. for iyiKa,<rx, aj, ε, 
 1. a. ind. act. of ytXaoj, to laugh. 
 
 Έ^ίλαιΤίΤί, 3. nng. 1. a. ind. act. Poet, by 
 doubling σ, from yikau, to laugh ; 1 . y. act. 
 άσω, X.f.pas. yiXocffUYitrofjcot,!. 
 
 "^yiju-ov, imperf. ind. act. of yi^u, to be full, 
 to be loaded. 
 
 'Έ>yiv^ι^όflv, 1. a. ind. pas. iyyiw/itroi, as, £, 
 
 1 . a. ind. act. from ytwaoj, to beget ; f :ησ•Λ). 
 Th. yivofioii. 
 
 ^^iyyivvyiffai as^ ε, 1. α. ind. act. of yivvaUf 
 to beget. 
 
 'Έyίvόμi^v, ov, tro, and in 3. pi. lyivovro, 
 
 2. a. ind. m. of y'tvo^ai, to be, to become. 
 "Eysvre, he became ; Dor. by Sync, for lyi- 
 
 nvro, 3. nng. 2, a. ind. m. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έγίξβ'/^ν, I awoke, I rose up; I. a, ind, 
 pas. hence Ion. ίγίζθεν, Dor. or Boeot. for iyip- 
 inffav, S. pi. I. a.ind. ims. ^y^ξ6zis, part. \.a, 
 pas. lyi^Snvai, 1 . a. pas. inf. ly^ξ6nτί, 2. pi, 
 \. a. imperat. jms. from, iyιίξω, to rouse, ta 
 awaken. 
 
 *ΈAyίξ>τ)ίμos, ov, ό χμ) h, from which one may 
 wake up, light. From iye^ξa^. 
 
 "Έ,yiξa■ιs, ίίϋί, 71, a raising, a building up ; a 
 being wakened ; a resurrection. From 2. per^. 
 sing, perf, ind, pas. ίy^ξσa^, from iyί^ξω, to 
 raise up. 
 
 'Έ,ynyίξBίro, Ion. and Att. for iγ'/]yiξμίva^ 
 τίσαν, 3. pi. pluperf. ind. jms. of iyύζω, to 
 raise up. 
 
 ^^ynyi^^oii, σαι, ναι, I was roused ; Att. for 
 nyiξμoc,^, σαι, rat, perf. ind. pas. and part, 
 ϊyvyΐξμίvo;, of the same verb. 
 
 ^l^yridriv, I rejoiced or was glad ; 1. sing, 
 1. a. ind. pas. from yvtuioa, or yn6u, to rejoice, 
 to be glad ; f. Υί^ω, 
 
 "ΈyiJμa, as, t, I took a wife, I married ; 
 1. a. ifid. act. ofobsol. yάμω, or ya'^μω, to take 
 a wife, to marry. According to others it is 
 firmed by Sync, from \yάμwu, from yaμ^ω^ 
 by changing a into vi, whence part, y' /ίμα;, bif. 
 ynμai. 
 
 'ΈtyήξOί, for ly'/ιξ'/), as 'iSa, for eSti, from 
 yγ|ζ'/ιμι, obsol. Or from yn^^aM, to grow old. 
 Th. y'riQ^as. 
 
 '^yxauv, pres. hf. act. Ion. and Alt. for 
 lyKakiv, to set on fire, to kindle. Th. καίω. 
 
 ''Eyxauiros, ov, ό και «, lying in wait ; 
 placed in ambush ; suborned ; cunning, crafty. 
 From lyχaθ^nμι, to send or put in ; and this 
 from iv, xara, and 'ί^ιμι, to send. 
 
 ^ΈAyxάύnμa^, to sit in or upon ; to lie hid or 
 concealed, to lie in wait. 
 
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 '"Κγχκίίξίίν Β-ξονω, to sit on a throne, for 
 ίτηκαΰΐζατβα,ι. See Κ.α.ύίξω. 
 
 'ΈίγκοίύΙα-τνιμι, fut. στή^ω^ to place or put 
 in ; to appoint or establish in ; to place be- 
 tween or interpose; to be in or between ; jyart. 
 p. act. Ιγκαύίστω;, interposed. From Iv, κκτα, 
 and Ία-τημι, to stand. 
 
 Έ^'χα/ν^α, ων, τα, a festival in honour of the 
 dedication of a temple, statue, &c. ; a dedica- 
 tion. From iv and xaivos, new, which see. 
 
 'Έγχοανίξω, to renew, to restore ; to con- 
 firm ; to consecrate, to dedicate; f. Ίσω, ρ, 
 ίγκίχΰΐίν/χ,α, ί. a. iyid.' act. ίνιχα,'ινισα,, perf. 
 pas. ΙγκίΆΟ,Ινιίτμα,ι. From \y κ,ούνιοί. 
 
 'Έγκαιν/ίτμο;, οΰ, β, a renewing ; a dedica- 
 tion. From peif. ind. pas. 1. sing, of pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 "Έιγκα,ΐξβξ, ου, ο χα.) «, timely, seasonable, 
 opportune, favourable ; and 
 
 'ΈιγχβίίξΛΐζ, adv. seasonably, in due time. 
 From χα,ίξοί, opportunity. 
 
 'Έγχαχίω, f. ri<rca, to refuse or decline, to 
 omit, to neglect. 
 
 Έ)/»αλ£ώ/, to summon into court ; to ac- 
 cuse, to impeach, scil. in a capital cause; to re- 
 proach, to blame ; with dot. ; imperf. IvixoiXsov, 
 -flt/v y. ίίτω, or 7ΐ(τω, 1 . a. ind. act. Ινίχάλατα, 
 or -yiffet' perf. act. ιγχίχλ'/ιχα, or ixa' perf. 
 pas. Ιγχί»λ>ιμα.ι, or -ίμ,ιχ,/, trat, rut• part, 
 pres. ίγχαλούμζνα$ . From Iv and χχλίω, to 
 call. 
 
 'Έ,γχΆλοα•χίλΥΐίί έΆ?, β χα) ί, having his legs 
 in the stocks. 
 
 Έγχάλνμμα, utos, to, a veil, a covering. 
 From p. ind. pas. of thefoUoiving. 
 
 'Έ,γχαλύι'τω, f. ν-φα/, to veil, to hide, to 
 conceal. Th. χαλύττα• l.f. act. χαλνζω. 
 
 'Έ^γχύλυ-φίζ, ίω$, h, the act of veiling or 
 fiovering. FrOmji. ind. pas. of the preceding.. 
 'Έιγχ&ναχ,άομΰίΐ, 1. f. m. ή<τομΆΐ, to burst 
 into a peal of laughter ; to blow a blast upon ; 
 to make sound. From χκνα,χ^ίω, f. '/,σω, to 
 make a noise. 
 
 ^Έ.γχα,να,χ^ίω, ω, f. '/ισω, to pour in with a 
 noise ; ε^^άναξβν, fqn.from χα,νάχ^ω, or -aycu,) 
 1. a. imperat. act. ίγχαίνα,χ^γ,9Χ(τύα(, 1. a. inf. 
 m. Th. ri^oi. 
 
 "Εγχχξ, αξο$, το, the brain ; a louse. This 
 word rests only on the axithority of the gramma- 
 rians, who falsely read 'iyxaooi instead of Iv 
 χκξοί, in Horn. II. ix, 3^8. 
 
 "Έ.γχαξ';το;, ου, ό χα.} h, containing fruit or 
 seed ; fruitful ; pregnant. Th. xao-zo-, 
 'Έ•γχαξΰ•ίΰί, cti, '/!, obliquity. From 
 'Έγχάξΐηος, qv, ο kcu ■/;, oblique, across, trans- 
 verse. Th. χύξ(ηοζ. 
 
 'Έγχαξσ•ίχ^ολο$, ου, ο κα,) τι, prone to anger, 
 bitter, unpleasant. Fro7n h, xa^ct,for χάξ'/ινον, 
 the head, and χ,ολνι, bile. 
 'Έ.γχαζ, adv. deeply. 
 'Έ.γχα:<η, dot. pi. for hyxaroiffi, from 
 "ΈΓΚΑΤΑ (iyxaraj, Zv, ra, the bowels, 
 viscera, entrails, Gen. xliii, 30 ; and 'iyxur, 
 for ϊγχατκ, From tyxurc;. 
 
 ''Eyxarec^tL•, ω, f. ωσω, to spend one's life 
 in, Longin. 44.] 
 
 'Ey^ara^ii, 2. pers. sing. 2. a. svhj. act. 
 from Iv, xarx, and τΐ^μι, to put or place. 
 
 ''EyxciTuiK'S^ien, to lie down or sleep in, to 
 sit down near ; j)7-es. inf. From Iv, xciru, and 
 κίϊμα,ι, to lie. 
 
 'Έ.yxίx.'rΆλ^ιμμa, ατο;, το, remains ; a mon- 
 ument. From 
 
 'Έγχατΰίλύ-το, to forsake, to desert, to de- 
 sert in danger, to leave iemaining ; _/'. -^m, p. 
 \yxa.TccXiku(pa., 2. a. ind. act. lyxKriXtVuv, 
 a, i, I left remaining; 2. a. siibj. aci. lyxa.- 
 7αλί•7Τω, fj;, '/?. From Iv, xarx, and λίίΤω. 
 'JLyκίχ,'ΐ■aλιμ•z^άvύJ, the same. 
 'Έyxc^rccμ^yvυcJ, a;, st, to mix in, to inter- 
 mix to intermingle. From Iv, nxra, and 
 μιyvύω, or μ'^yv<Jμ^, fat. μι^ω, perf. χα, to 
 mix or mingle. 
 
 'Y^yxa.ru.'Tra.'iZ,!», to" mock, to deride, to banter, 
 f. σω, or |<w, ^>. κα, or χα. From Iv, χλ-ά, 
 and ττα'ίζω. 
 
 'Έyxara^^'κγvυμι, f. 'iw, to fix or fasten in, 
 to nail in, to thrust or drive in. 
 
 ''ΈJyχaraσxιυi£ζω, f. affoj, to make or pre- 
 pare in, to finish or complete in. 
 
 ''Ejvxaraffx'/i-yrrea, f. \pu, to invade or assail, 
 to fall upon suddenly, to make an attack ; ako 
 to prevail, as a disease, Thucyd. ii, 47.] 
 
 'Y>yxa<rac-7n'i^u,f loZ, to strew or scatter in, 
 to sow in, to disseminate. 
 
 'Έ^yxΆτiζa, Poet, and Dor, for iyxariSiu he 
 entered or went in, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 lyxaTaSaiva. Th. βκ'ινω, or raiher βάω. 
 
 ''EyxKrikiXov, a, ε, 2. a. ind. act. oflyxa- 
 ταλύτί». 
 
 'Myxarhro, Sync, for lyxar'ihTo, 3. sing. 
 2•. a. ind. mid. of ΙγχΆτατίύ'/ίμι, to put or 
 place in, -to deposit in. From iv, xara, and 
 τΊ^'/ιμι, to put or place. 
 
 ''kyxariliauai, pres. inf. m. lo-n. for lyxa- 
 e'lZ^iffSui, to sit in or upon. Th. Τζω. 
 
 'ΈγχΆΤοιχίία, a, to dwell among, to live in, 
 to be an inhabitant, 2. Pet. ii, '3, f. Ϋ,ιτω, p. 
 lyxaruxyixa. From iv and χάτοιχο;, an in- 
 habitant, from κατά, and οίκος, a house. 
 
 "Έ,γχατοζ, ου, ό χα) h, inner, interior. From 
 iv and χίΐμχι, to lie. 
 
 'ΈAyxaυχάo!>, ω, and -άομαι, ωμαί, Ι•,/"• «iv χν^~ 
 σομαι, to gloiy in, to boast of, to be proud of. 
 "Έ,γχα,φοζ, a little mouthful, a morsel. From 
 iyκά'?ίτω,f. "φία, to devour. Th. xa'Z-cs). 
 "'EyxtiTKi, 3. sing, j^res. of 
 "Έyxuμaι, to lie in, to be in, to be placed in 
 or upon ; to cleave to ; to vex or trouble ; to 
 to pursue, to inA^ade, to press upon ; to be hos- 
 tile to ; iy χύμΐνοί, jiart. inherent. Th. κΰμαι. 
 '^yxixamffroei, 3. sing. perf. ind. 2>as. 
 ιγχίχαίνισμαι, cat, ται, from ίγχα/νίζίυ, to 
 dedicate. 
 
 'Έγχίχαλνμμίνοί, covered, veiled, hidden ; 
 perf. part. ^yas. from ίγχαλυ-π'τία, f. ->/&'. 
 Th. χοιλύττω. 
 
 'JiyxihK^ui, cv, ο κ«) r,. that muk^s a noise. 
 
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 JBatrackoru. 215 ; τα Ιγκίλαόκ, buzzing in- 
 sects. 
 
 'EyxsXfiSffs;, ov, o, the name of a giant, En- 
 celadus. 
 
 Έγχίλίυω, f. ιύσω, to exhort, encourage, 
 incite. From χ,ιΧιΰω,/. ίύαω•, the same. Th. 
 κίλω. 
 
 'Έ.γχ.ιν-ξιζα), to prick ; to spur on ; to insert, 
 to engraft ; fut. Ιτω, p. Ιγκ;κίντξίχα• 1 . a. hid. 
 act. ΙηκίντξκτΆ' 1. α, inf. act. ϊ'γχιντξ'κτκι• 
 1. a. ind. pas. Ινίκ,ιντξΊσύην, 1. fut. pas. \γ- 
 χιντοατίγ,σομαι. From iv and χίντξίζω, to 
 prick, to goad j andthisfrom χίντζον,β'ονι χιντίω. 
 
 ΈγχίϊΤζΙί, ilo;, τι, a Sting, goad, spur ; a 
 stylus or pen. From xivroov, from χίντίω, to 
 prick. 
 
 'Eyjfs^itv, to mix with, to mix or mingle 
 together ; jn-es. inf. act, from Iv and χίξάω, 
 r>r κΐξάννυκι, to mix. 
 
 'Έγχίφαλοί, ου, ο χα) 'h, contained in the 
 head. Hmce ό εγχίφαλοί, sc. μνζλο;, the 
 bram. From h and χιφοίΧτ,, the head. 
 
 'Eyx£;^9^a, J), m. of Ιγχϊ'ζω, to void the 
 excrements in or upon. From h arid χίζο, 
 f. ίτω, to ease one's self. 
 
 'ΈΎχΐχοημίνα;, r„ ov, that is used, what one 
 uses, part. pros. pas. of χ^ξάομαι, to use,y. χζ;ή- 
 couiii. Th. χ^ράω. 
 
 'ΈΑγχ%^υοάσμίνοζ, part. peif. pas. qflyp^uoa- 
 ζομαι, ti}e same ivith Ινιχ^νξύζομαι, to pawn, to 
 pledge. From Ιήχ^υξον, a pledge or pawn. Th. 
 
 ΈΓΚΙ22ΑΏ, to desire the embraces of the 
 male, to conceive; ίγχκτσστισοα, 1. a. inf. act. 
 Front iv and x'lffffa, a magpie. 
 
 '''Έ.'γχκτίΤ'ίΰω, f. ίύσω, to twine or to wind 
 about like the ϊλ^. Th. κιτιτόξ. 
 
 'Έ•γκΐΰ•ιηηίτωσί, 3. pi. 1. a. subj. act. ■of 
 iyxttrffdu. 
 
 Έ,γχλίίω, f. ιΐτω, p. uxcc, to shut up or in, 
 to inclose, to put in prison ; to bind ; p. pas. 
 ιγχ'ίχΧιισμαΐ' j). inf. pas. Ιγχίχλΰσβαι, part, 
 ίγχεχλασμίνοξ, shut up, inclosed. Th. χλείω. 
 
 'Έγχλ',-,ίίι:, ivTos, accused, /i«?i.l. a. pas. and 
 
 "Έ.γχλτιμα, arcs, το, a charge, accusation, 
 crimination, complaint. Frotn, ίγχα,λίω, to 
 accuse. Th. χα,λίω. 
 
 ^Έ.γχλ'/,μα'τιχο;, h, ov, ready to accuse, an ac- 
 cuser, litigious ; concerning an accusation. 
 
 EyxXrv«, f. νω, to bend, incline to -, to 
 lean u])on, to be inclined, to put to flight, to 
 fly or retreat. Th. χ\Ίνω. 
 
 "Έ.γκλΐ(τι:, zus, VI, a bending or inclining, in- 
 •jlination ; among the grainmai-ians, a mode. 
 
 ^liyxXir'ixoi, h, ov, that may be inclined ; 
 i^nclitic, a grammatical term applied to words 
 .vhich throio back their accent upon the preced- 
 ing ivord. From 3. sing. perf. indie, pas. of 
 
 \--/X'kt'Vtd. 
 
 'Έγχλοίόω, co,f. u)iu, to inclose or surround 
 with a neck -band or collar, Prov. vi, 21. 
 From \v and χλαιο;, a collar. Th. κΧύω. 
 
 'Έγχο'ίλιοί, ων, rk, bowels, entrail*;. See 
 "Έ.ντίο'Λ; a gut or bowel. 
 
 Έ)/κί;λθί, ου, ό xai τι, hollow. 
 'Έγχόλαμμα, ατβς, το, any thing engravefl" 
 or carved upon ; canned work ; sculpture. From 
 'ΈιγχολάτΓτω, to engrave upon, to carve or 
 cut in ; f. •ψω, p. εγχίχόλαφα. Th, κολάττω, 
 'Έιγχομζόομαι, ουμα,ι, to clothe or deck one's 
 self, to be adorned; f ώσομαΐ' 1. α. ind. mid, 
 Ινίχομζοιχτκμην, ω, ttro' 1. a. imperat. mid. 
 Ιγχόμξωτοίΐ, άιτ&ω, 2. pi, Ιγχομζώσαι,^ίν part. 
 1. a. pas. Ιγχομζωατύύζ. From iv and χομ- 
 ξόω, to adorn. Th. χίμζο;, a knot in a gar- 
 inent for ornament; hence χΌμ%ωμα., elegant 
 apparel. 
 
 'YjyxoviQvffa., hastening in, part. pres. act, 
 ':f.g-fro>n 
 
 I 'Έγχονίω, to hasten, to despatch, to make 
 ' haste, to run, to press on ; f. ήσω. From iv and 
 ■ χονίω, to hasten. 
 
 I 'Έγχον/ιτ), adv. Poet, with much pains or 
 ; labour. From iv and χ'ονίζ, dust. 
 j 'Eyxacr^, ij, «, a cut, an incision ; an ob- 
 I stacle, hindrance. From Iv and xoTtij a cut- 
 j ting. Th. χΌττω. 
 
 ! "Eyxaeroi, ου, ό χα.) h, requiring much la- 
 i hour or pains, difficult, laborious ; fatigued, 
 ; weary. From Iv aiid xWo;, labour, and this 
 \from χ'ύττω, or κΌ'ττομα.ι, to be oppressed with 
 toils and troubles, ^n m. χίχοττχ. 
 
 'Έγχόττω, to cut in, to trench ; to hinder, 
 to interrupt, f. •^w 1. c. hixo-^^a,• p. lyxi-, 
 χοφα.• imperf. ])as, \νιχο<ττΌμνιν• ]), mid. iy»i~ 
 
 XOTOi. Th. XOTTOI. 
 
 'Y-jyxoiT^ita, to arrange in, to put in place. 
 Th. χΌσμος. 
 
 'Έyxorίu, ω, the same with the simple χοτεω, 
 to be angr}'. Th. κότος, anger. 
 
 'Ey^oT'/jjtta, oiToe, το, and 
 
 'Έ.yxότr,σ■ιe, sais, it, the same with Th. »oro;, 
 inveterate hatred, animosity, resentment ; a 
 grudge. From p. jms. of iyxorio), 
 
 "Ey^iTflj, ou, ό χα) h, bearing a secret ha- 
 tred or animosity, χΌτο; • and, as a substantive, 
 anger. 
 
 'Έ.yxξάζcJ, f ά\ω, p. χχοί, to Cry out 
 against. From χξάζω, to call out. 
 
 'Έyχξatrίχoλos, a kind of small fish ; S9 
 called because χξατ) χοΧτιν ίχ'-ι. 
 
 'Έγχξα,τίΐα, as, h, continence, temperance, 
 self-command, moderation. From Ιγχξαττίί, 
 having power ever, master of ; superior to. 
 From iv and χξάτοί, strength. 
 
 'Έ,yxξΛT!7s, nam pi. frotn ιγχξατζί, 
 
 'Έyxξaτίΰoμa^, to restrain one's self, to be 
 temperate, to abstain from, to have self-com- 
 mand,y. ιΰσομαι, p. iyx^xoάτιvμΛ^. From 
 
 '"Eiyx^arrii, to;, ο χα) ν, having power over ; 
 master of ; possessing ; temperate, sober ; supe- 
 rior to, powerful ; no7n. pi. ίγχξαηΤί. Hence 
 adv. iγχξaτiu;, firmly, strongly ; with modera- 
 tion. Th. χξύτος. 
 
 'Eyx^/vw, to admit, to approve, to adopt, to 
 number or reckon among ; f, iyx^ivZ• p, iyx'i- 
 χξίΧ»• 1. a. ivixotvat• 1. a. inf. iyxo^ivcet, Tk» 
 xotvo). 
 
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 ΈΓΚΡΓ2, ihs, ί, a kind of cake made of 
 flour, honev, and oil. 
 
 , 'Έ,γχξοτίοίσιχι, Dor. for ιγΐίξοτίουίΤΆί, -ouffeci, 
 
 beating, striking, nom. pL part, jtres. fern. g. 
 
 from χξοτίω, to beat, to strike. Th. χξότΰς, 
 
 OV, 0. 
 
 'Έγχξούω, f. ουαω, p. Ιγκίχξουκα, to dance ; 
 to march ; to drive or force in. 
 
 'Έγχξύίττω, to conceal or hide in, to cover 
 up ; to mix with, iV. T. (See SchleusnerJ ,• f. 
 "ipatf p. Ιγχίχξυφοί' 1. a. ίνίχξνψα. Th. 
 
 KpUVTCO. 
 
 Έγχξίκρίοίί} OV, c, a kind of cake baked under 
 the cinders. 
 
 "EyxT'/iffJs, iui, fi, an acquisition, a possession. 
 
 "Έ.γχτ7ΐ70ί, OV, xai h, acquired, gotten, 
 possessed. Th. χτάομοίΐ. • 
 
 ^Έγχτίζαν, to build or to found in a place. 
 Th. χτίζω. 
 
 'Έγχνύ^όχη, «ί, '/ι, a chest, a cofier ; a stand, 
 a support, in Siminiides, ivhere should be read 
 Ιγχίΐΰνιχη, as the Latin word incitoga, which is 
 formed from it, indicates. 
 
 'Έγχύχλίος, ou, ο χα,] vi, circular, round ; an- 
 nual, returning at stated periods, common, vul- 
 gar, trivial. Fro?fi iv and χύχλος, a circle, 
 
 'Eyxi/«Xeirai^s/«, aj, «, encyclopedia, com- 
 plete course of instruction comprehending all 
 the arts and sciences. From ίγχνχλος and 
 iroii^ua, instruction. 
 
 "Έ,γχυχλοξ, ου, ο xu) «, the sam^e with ιγχύ- 
 Λλιος. 
 
 'Έγχνχλόω, f. ώσω, to enclose in a circle, to 
 encompass, to surround ; to cause to turn 
 round. Th. χυχλος. 
 
 *Έ•γχυλίω, and -Κίομαι, f. itru, p. txet, to 
 wrap or roll in, to envelop ; to make fall in, to 
 involve. 
 
 'Eyxi/jtiiyv, όνος, ο χοά fit pregnant, with 
 young ; full. From iv and χύω, f . tra, to be 
 pregnant. 
 
 "Έγχνος, ouf fi, pregnant, with young. From 
 the same. 
 
 'Έγχυούμίνοξ^ part. pres. from Ιγχνίομα.!, to 
 be in the womb. From, h and xviu, the same 
 loith χύω, to be pregnant. 
 
 'Ί£.γχύξΐταί, άντοξ, falling in or upon, part. 
 1. a. act. Ιγχύξβ•αι, 1. a. inf. Ιγχύξο•*!, 3. sing. 
 1. a. subj. act. from 
 
 'Έγχϋξύ/, to fall in or upon, to light upon, to 
 encounter, to meet,y. ξσω• 1 . a. act. \νίχνξ(ΤΛ. 
 Th. xv^u,f. j^ol. κύξσω. 
 
 'Έγχωμιάξω, us, u, to praise, to commend, 
 to eulogize, f. ύσ-ω, p. Ιγχίχωμίαχα,• part. 
 pres. pas. Ιγχωμιαζό/Λίνοί, 1. a. ίγχωμικσύιίί. 
 Th. ιγχωμιον. 
 
 'Έ,γχωμιαιττίον, verbal adj. one must praise. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Έγχωμιαίττίΐί, ου, ο, Ά praiser, a panegyrist. 
 
 ^ΈJyxωμ^uffrιxos, h, cv, and Poet. Ιγκύμιος, 
 'a, lov, relating to praise or panegjaic, lauda- 
 tory, encomiastical, bestowing praise. From 
 
 ΈΓΚΩ'ΜΙΟΝ, ου, TO, praise, commenda- 
 tion, encomium, panegyric, 
 
 'Έγλνχύνίίίν, nS) n. La. ind. pas. of γλυ- 
 καίνω, to sweeten or make sweet. Th. γλυχύί. 
 
 "Έγμίν, by Sync, from Ιχ,'ψίν, Dor. iff. 
 pres. ofe^u,f 'ίί,ω, and σχή<τω, to have. 
 
 "Eyvirf, 3. sing, from ϊγνων, I knew, I per- 
 ceived, 2. a. ind. act. as f from γνωμί, of 
 γινύίτχω, ^• f γνωιτομο!.!, to know. 
 
 "Έγνωχα, «?, ί, perf. ind. act. Ιγνωκίναι, 
 perf. inf. Ίγνωσα, aj, s, 1. a. ind. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Έγνων, 2. a. ind. act. and in 3. jyl. έγνω- 
 σαν, and ϊγνων. Poet. See "Έγνω. 
 
 'Έγνωξίξίτο, 3. sing, hnperf. pas. and 
 
 'Έγνωξίσ-ί, 3. Sing, I. a. ind. act. of γνωζίξω, 
 to make known, 1 . f. γνωξίσω, p. Ιγνύξίχα. 
 From γνώριμο;, known, for γνώ/τιμοζ. Th- 
 γινωσχω. 
 
 "Έγνωσαν, See "Έγνων. 
 
 "Έγνωσμαι, σαι, σται, perf pas. ίγνωσύ' /iv, νι;, 
 '/I, 1. a. ind. pas. of γινωσκω, to know, which 
 see. 
 
 'Έγξάφ'/ισαν, they were written, 3. pi. 2. a. 
 pas. Ιγξάφ'/ιν, of γξάφω, to write, /'. •ψ«, p. φα- 
 2. a. εγξαφον. 
 
 "Έγξα'φα, ας, ί, 1. a. ind. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Έ.γξίο, rise thou, Att. by Sync, for Ιγ-Λξα, 
 pres. im})erat. pas. Ion. for ϊγύξου, σ[ϊγξομαι, 
 to be roused or wakened, for Ιγ=(ξαμαί, whence 
 imperf. tγξίτo,for Ιγείξίτο. Th. Ιγ-ίξω. 
 
 ^Έγζ-ήγοξα, a?, £, I watched or waked, and 
 often in pres. I watch ;;>nri. ίγξνιγοξωί,\\Άίο\ι\η^, 
 wakeful ; peyf. m. of γξ^γοξίω, or, according to 
 others, f 0771 Ιγίίξω, to rouse or raise up. 
 
 ΈΓΡΗΓΟΡΕΏ, /. 'W, to watch, to be 
 awake, to be wakeful or vigilant ; βΌ7)ΐ the 
 verb Ιγύξω' p. m. ϋγοξα, Att. Ιγτιγαοα, and by 
 Epenth. of ξ, Ιγξ'^,γοξα, whence Ιγο'/^γοξίω, and 
 by AjiluBr. γξνιγοξίω, f τισω- 1. a. Ιγξ^.γόξϊίσα• 
 perf. ϊγξνίγ'ΰξΥΐκα. 
 
 ^Εγξήγοξόαι, to be roused, to be wakened. 
 Poet, for Ιγξνιγόξίναι, by Pleon. of ύ, 07id Sync, 
 of the lettei's ε and v, pef. inf. mid. of γζν,- 
 γοξίω, to watch. See 'Έ,γξί:γοζα. 
 
 'Έ,γξν,γ'οξθασιν, they watched or were awake, 
 Dor. for ΙγξΥίγόξασιν, 3. ^j/. p. ind. m. See 
 'Έιγρ^ηγηρα, 
 
 'Έ.γζr,γoξτ], and -γοξότως, adv. watchfully, 
 vigilantly. Fro?fi Ιγξτ,γοξίω, to watch. 
 
 ^ΈιγξΥίσσω, Poet, for ϊγξΥιγοοίω, to watch. 
 
 "Έγξομαι, Att. by Sync, for Ιγείξομαι, to be 
 roused, to be wakened, to rise ; so iγξόμίvΰί,for 
 ϊγίΐξόμίνοζ. 
 
 'Έγύμναζον, ες, ε, imperf ind. act. of γυμ^ 
 νάξω, to exercise,y". σω, p. xa. Th. γυμνός. 
 
 'Έιγυμνασμαι, Att•. for γεγύμνασμ,αι, ^>. i!)id. 
 pas. of the same ve^^b. 
 
 ^Έ^γυμνόιό^ν, ν\ς, ά, 1. a. ind. pas. of γυμνόω» 
 Th. γυμνός. 
 
 "'Κγχε', for εγχ;εα, nom. pi. from 'ίγχος, 
 εος, το, a spear. 
 
 'Έγρ(^εία, ας, '/ι, or Ιγχείνι, a spear, a pike j 
 skill in throwing the spear -, gen. pi. AF^ol. Ιγ»- 
 ^ita^jv. Th. ϊγχ,οξ' 
 
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 . 'ΙΆγχ^ίΐζξομο;, ου, ο κκ) vj, raging or chafing 
 with the spear, ΛναΓίϋνε. From ϊγχος, spear, and 
 βξί/Λω, to rage. Hence ΥΙα,λλα,ί is so called 
 from 'τάλλίίν, to brandish. 
 
 'Έ,γ^ίίκίξΰίυνοξ, ov, 0, of Jupiter who darts 
 his thunder like a spear. From 'ίγχος, spear, 
 and Άίζα,ννοξ, thunder. 
 
 'Έ^γχ^ίψω, to take in hand, begin, attempt, 
 endeavour, attack ; to handle, treat ; f. ή(τω, 
 ■p. κα• Ιγχ^ίίξοΖντζζ, pres. jMi't. pi. num. 
 From h and χζϊξ, hand. 
 
 'Έ,γχ^ί'ίξπμΛ, Άτοζ, το, an attempt, an enter- 
 prise, an undertaking, a beginning. From, \γ- 
 χίΐξίω. 
 
 'Έγχείξ^ισ-ΐζ, iMs, w, the act of undertaking, 
 an attempt ; an attack ; a manual operation. 
 From the same verb. 
 
 'Έγχίίξί^ίον, ου, το, a little book, a manual ; 
 a dagger or poniard ; a hilt, a handle. From 
 iv and χύξ, the hand. 
 
 ''Ά'γχίίξίΖ,ω, to deliver into the hands, to com- 
 mit or confide to, _/. iffot/, p. <««. Whence also 
 
 'Έγχίΐξίζομχ/, to take in hand, to be' charged 
 with. Th. χίίξ. 
 
 'Έγχϋξίόίτοζ, ov, Koi sj, placed in the hands, 
 delivered. From Iv, χίΐξ, and τίθημι, to put. 
 
 "ΕΓΧΕΛΤ2, vos, 'h, an eel. 
 
 "Έγχί?^!;, ζωξ, h, the same. 
 
 "Ey;^;siv, Poet, and Ion. for ίνίχίον, impeyf. 
 from h and χ%ω, f. χιΰσω. 
 
 'Έίγχίίτίμωξος, ου, ο 'Am ίι, and Ιγχί/τίμ,οοο;, 
 martial, warlike, expert in throwing the spear. 
 From ίγχο?, a spear, and μόζος, fate, changing 
 into ω. Th. μίίξω. 
 
 'Έγχί(Τ9Γαλο;, ου, ό, who brandishes a spear, 
 valiant. Frovi '(γχοζ, a spear, and ττάλλω, to 
 shake. 
 
 '"'RyXivvra, pouring in, by Dor. Crasis for 
 ίγχίοντα, ace. sing, part. pres. act. from 
 
 'ΈγχίΜ, f. ίΰσω, to pour in ; to pour into a 
 cup for drinking, Amicr. ] 
 
 'ΈΓΧ02, ιοζ, TO, a spear, a pike, a sword, 
 dat. si)i.g. 'ίγχίΐ, dot. pi. ίγχίσι. 
 
 'Έιγχξκύίΐν, to strike or dash against. From 
 χξανω, to wound slightly. Th. χξάω. 
 
 'Έγχζίμττηα-^χί rtvi, Ion. to encounter or 
 fall in with any one. 
 
 'Έ^Ύχξ'ιμ'π'τΰυ, the same ivith χ^Ιμ-ντω, to 
 move or bring near, to cause to approach ; to 
 approach ; f. -ψω. 
 
 'Έγχξίμφ^7α•κ, 7i;, approaching near ; part, 
 f' g. 1. a. pas. of the same. 
 
 "Εγχξίίτον, aroj, anoint thou, 1. a. imperat. 
 act. from ίγχξ'ι^. 
 
 'Κγχξί-φχζ, or ίγχξ'ιμ-φιχ,ζ, part. I. a. of 
 ίγχξίμ'^ττω, the Same with χζίμ,<^ΤΜ, to move 
 or bring near. 
 
 'Έ^γχξΐω,^. 'κϊω, p. ίγκ,'ίχξΐκα,, to anoint ; to 
 sting, to prick ; to anoint with coUyrium or 
 eye- paint as practised in the East, IVahVs Lex. 
 1. a. ΙύχζΐσΌΐ. Th. χρΊ^-^Λ 
 
 Έγχζονίζω, to remain iong in, to spend 
 «auch time in, f, ία-ω, ^>. ikcc. From iv and 
 ΧξονΙζω, the same. Th. χοόνο:;, time. 
 
 "Έγχζονο;, ov, ο xct) «, lasting for a time, 
 temporary. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έγχξβάσαί, part, i . a. act. of Ιγχξύννυμι, 
 from ίγχξόω, to colour, to dye. From Iv and 
 
 'lEiyxu^aZ,eo,f. affu, p. Ιγχιχύξκκίχ,, to take a 
 pledge or pawn ; to pawn, to pledge ; to bind 
 one's self. 
 
 'Έ^γχυοιτ, f. ύ(τω, the same with Ιγχίω, to 
 pour in. 
 
 'Έιγχωξία>, f %αω, to allow, permit, give 
 place, yield, admit. Whence Ιγχωξζΐ, impetf. 
 it is permitted, it is possible. Th. χωζίω. 
 
 'Έγχύξίοί, ου, ο κ,οά τι, of the same country, 
 domestic, national, rural ; το Ιγχύξίον is refer- 
 ed to the place of one's residence •, also a pawn 
 or pledge, interest From Iv and χώξοζ. 
 
 ΈΓη\ Ιμου, S(C. I, Alt. lyuyi. Dor. Ιγωννι, 
 a7id lyavya, jI^oI. lyuv, and luyoc. Hence 
 Ιμοζ, ου, my, mine, of me ; νω'ιτίξο;, ου, our, of 
 us two, ίιμίτίζοί, our. 
 
 ''Eyai'^ai for lye!/ ol^ee, I know her, Eurip. 
 Med. 39.] 
 
 "Ε^αεν, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of ^etiu, to 
 learn ; and 
 
 'Έ'^ά'/ιν, I knew, or I was divided, 2. a. ind. 
 
 pas. fro?n "Boueo, to learn, to know, p. δεδά»?»», 
 
 from ^αλω• part. perf. pas. ^ί^α^ιμίνο}• perf. w. 
 
 Vi^oiot,, for IQriOi, I knew; 2. a. infln. j)as. 
 
 da^'joii, Dor. οοίτιμίναι. 
 
 ^Έΐαίξίτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of δαϊζ», to 
 divide. Th. ^οίΐω. 
 
 'Έ^αία-οίτο, he feasted or banqueted, 3. sing. 
 
 1. a. m. qf^e^ίoμec.t, to feast. Th. ^βιίω. 
 "Έ'^α,κ\ for ϊ^οί,χε, 3. sing. 2. a. act. '{^axov, 
 
 %',, ε• and 
 
 'E^a^jjc, 2. a. pas. of %άχνω, to bite, to 
 prick. 
 
 'Έ^^άμασιτα,, α,ς, ι, \. a. act. by doubling tr. 
 Poet, of 'Βοίμκα), to tame, to subdue, f. σω, 
 p. κοί. 
 
 '¥2άμκν, νΐί, '/ι, I was subdued or vanquished, 
 
 2. a. ind. pas.' frotn όαμάω, or ^άμνω, or 
 '^άμ,ννιμί' 2.y. ^αμω• 2. a. 'ύαμον or, according 
 to others, from Υίμω, p. "^ί^μακοί' j). pas. Vi- 
 ^μ'/ΐμα,ί• 2. a. Ιοάμνιν. 
 
 Έδά^να, he subdued or tamed, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. indie, act. from )αχ.μνά.ω, for 1α.μάΜ, to 
 tame, to subdue. 
 
 Έ^ανβί, ου, sweet, pfeasant ; from v^vi, the 
 same ; by Systole of the letter vi. 
 
 "E^flf^, and ζΏοίξ, Άτοζ, το, food, victuals. 
 From 'ί^ω, to eat. 
 
 "Έ^Μζύον, I slept, 2. a. of "^οίξ&ύ,νω, or ^αξύίω, 
 \.f. '^Λξβήιτομα.ι, 1. a. ind. pas. 'ύύ,ζύην, Άί, »ι• 
 
 ".Έ,'^οίζκον, by Metath. for 'ύξακον, I saw, 
 2. a. act. of Vi^xu. So p. m. ^ύξοκοί, for 
 ο'ίόορκοί. 
 
 'Έ^οτ,σάμην, ω, aro' and Poet, ^oiffatrxsro, 
 1. a. m. and hence Ιάσοίσθκι, \. a. inf. m. of 
 "^άζω, the same with ^αΊω, io divide. 
 
 ''Ά^ΰκσ(τάμίύ\ we divided, I. pi. 1. a. mid. for 
 Ώια.σύ,μΛ&α, and in 3, sing, i^atfiraro, of the 
 same. 
 
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 ^^3α^/ίΓ, 3. sing, and in 3. pL ί^αφίουσ•* 
 \.f. Att. from 
 
 ^'E2oi.(ptt,rA), to level with the ground, raze, 
 demolish; to dash against the ground, to pave •, 
 f. ί^α,φ'κτω, and Att. 1%αφιω, p. η^ύφικα. From 
 ίΐαφο;, the ground, pavement. Tli. ϊζομα». 
 
 "Ε^αψα;, ios, το, the ground, floor, pavement ; 
 the bottom. From, ϊζομΰίΐ, to sit. 
 
 "Έ'^κ'φίν, he tore or mangled, 3. sing. 1 . a. 
 act. from '%u.'7rru,fut. -ψω, perf. φα, to tear, to 
 mangle. 
 
 "Elhiffi, he feared, Poet, for 'ihta-s, 3. sing. 
 \. a. of 'hi't^u, to fear, f. ^s/irwj p. '^thsiKo.' 
 J), m. VihoiKCi, tz'i^ict, and ^ίδ;«• 
 
 ΈΤί, for ε/^Ι. 
 
 "Έ'^ιαι, Ion. for J'^jj, 2. sing. svhj. pres. of 
 stomal. Th. Ώω. 
 
 'Έ,νζχτξο;, ου, ο, a taster, an officer of the 
 Persian court who tasted ike dishes at the 
 Mng's table, Fro7}i s'^^y. 
 
 'E^sy^it'/jv, by Sync. Poet, for ί^ε^ίγμ'/^ν, plu- 
 perf. pas. ofVi^^o^oii, f. ^i^ofioti, p. ^'ύίγμαι, to 
 take, receive ; 1 . o. ί}ίχ;ό'/ιν. 
 
 Έδί^ε'ατί!, Ion. for ίΐί^ζντο, they were bound 
 or tied, 3 . pi. j)lupe7f. pas. of %ω. 
 
 'E^s^jjs/, 3. sing, piuperf. m. from p. m. 
 }i2'/icc, qf^aiM, to divide. 
 
 ΈδεΙ /s/v, I feared, I was afraid, piuperf m. 
 of^ii^6/,f 'hi'ivu, to fear, p. m. Vthta. 
 
 Έ^ΐ^μ,ήοίτο, Ιυη. for hVih^'^vro, 3. pi. plu- 
 perf. pas. of y^f^u, to buik^jT. ^ίμω, p. "hihiuyiKOi, 
 and by Sync, ^ί^μηκα.' perf po.?. νί^μγιμα,ι. 
 
 Έ§ε^β/Λ!£/, 3. sing, juuperf. mid. of δί /^iw, 
 f. "^είσ-ω, to fear, ]). m. Vitoixa, for "huoiha,, and 
 
 ^i'ttiOi. 
 
 ^'E^ss, Ion. for %^u, it behoved ; impetf. of 
 δεΓ, it behoves, impers. from Viu. 
 
 ^Έ^ί'/ιύην, I wanted, I praj^ed or besought, 
 1. a. ind, pas. of Μομαι, as if from ^$ίομα», f. 
 ^ίήσομοι,ι to pray, implore ^ to want. Tli. ^ίω. 
 
 Έδί''/7ίΓ£, there was need, it Avas necessary, it 
 behaved, 1 . a. ind. of 'hi7• ουτο) τολλοΰ ί^ί•ηιη 
 χ,ξΐύηνοίί, so far was he from being tried, Lys. 
 contra Eratosth.'] 
 
 ^Έ^ίύγιν, I was tied or bound, 1. a. ind. pas. 
 of Υίω, to tie, to bind, 2)erf. pas. 2ί^μαί. 
 
 "Έ2ίΐ, it behoved, it was necessary, impcrf. of 
 impers. δεΓ, it behoves, and is sometimes used 
 for §£?, as 'ΐχ,ζ'ίΐν for ^ζ7ί, and Τξοσνικζν for τΤξο• 
 ff'/iKU. Also 
 
 "Έ2ίί, he shall or will eat, Att. for ϊ^, 2. 
 sing, ^.f fn. 'ύομοίί, qfi^a.•. Also 
 
 "E^£/, he tied or bound, 3. sing, impeif. of 
 %ίω, to tie or bind. 
 
 'E^s/^/^£v,yur ί^ίΐ^Ίίΐμίν, 1. 7;?. and 
 
 Έδεί^^ιταν, by Sync, for iludins-oiv, 3. pi, 
 jyluperf mid. of %ύ'$ω. to fear ; p. mid. δε/δ/α• 
 pilnpeyf. ihiih'mv. See As/^w. 
 
 "Εδε/^α, «ί, i, ] . α. ind, act, ΐ^ύμοίντο, 
 3. phtr. 1. a. mid, ί^ίΐμάμτ,ν, ω, ατο• from 
 Ίιμω. to build. 
 
 "E^2i|«, «5, ε, I showed, \, d, ind. act. of 
 όίιχ,νύα), or ^ύχ,νυμι, to show ; fut. ^ίίζω, perf. 
 '^ihux^a.' part. 1. a, δε/ξα?• jjas. 1. a. i^i'i^um. 
 
 "Ε^ε/^α, α?, ε, I flayed or skinned, 1 . a. ind. 
 act, and in 3. j)l. ί^αξαν, of ti^u, f. hp^, j): 
 δεδε^κα, to strip off the skin, 2. a. pas. ίίάρ^ν 
 
 2. f. 2)as. ^οΐξ'ήσομια. 
 
 "Ε^ε/β-α, 1. a. See Αύ^ω, to fear. 
 
 "Εδεκτο, he had received. Dor. Sync, far 
 {"^ihxra, 3, sing, plnperf pas. of %ίρ^ομίχ,{, to 
 take, to receive, y. νζ^ομαι, perf j)as. ϊύΐγμαι. 
 
 'ΈΙϊμ, a country of Babylonia, Edem. 
 
 Έδέ/*ενα/, and by Sync. Ώμ^νχ/, to eat. Dor, 
 for 'uiiv, pres. inf. from ϊ^ω. 
 
 Έ^ί^οίτο, 3. sing. I. a. m. of^ίχoμcn, to take. 
 
 ''Έ2ίζχ^β'/ιν, 1 . a. pas. of Ι'-ξχω, to see, 2. a, 
 ε'^ξΆκον, perf. m. ^ε^οξχχ. 
 
 "Έ,^ίσ-μα, ατός, το, food, victuals, nourish- 
 ment. Tk. ε^Μ. 
 
 ΈνκτμοίοΊ, dat. pi. »f the same. 
 
 'Έ1εσ•τ'/ι;, ου, ό, dne who eats, an eater. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 'Έ^ύετο, he needed, he wanted, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. of Γεύομαι, Poet, for ^εβμοί/, to want, tp 
 ask, to entreat. 
 
 Έ^είί>}(τε, Poet, for s'S'/urs, or ihiviffi, 3. sing. 
 1. a, ind, act. of '^εύομα,ι, for 'Ι'εομα.ι, to pray, 
 beseech, to need. 
 
 Έ^εώ^ν, gen. pi. from %%ος, to;, το, a seat. 
 
 Έδί, 2. sing. 2.f. ε^ουμχί, of%u, to sit; 
 
 "ES'/jSa, perf. m. by Att. reduplication from 
 r^a, part, perf . ί^η^ως, ofi^M, to eat ; and 
 
 Έδίί^ατα/, and i^^^ecro, Ion. for Ι^^ι^εα-μίνο; 
 iffr), and ίΐ'/ΐ^εα-μενο; h, 3. sing. perf. andjilu- 
 perf pas. of "^hω, to eat, 1 . /. act. ίΥεα-ω, p. 
 '^hxec, Alt. ihrihiKoc, uihence perf. pas. Ι^^^σ•μα(, 
 the 3. pers. of ivhich is 'ύνΐ^εστΆΐ, by rejecting 
 (t, 'ύη^ετοίΐ, and Ion. ί^ή^αται. 
 
 'Εδί7^ί«α, I ate, perf. for νίκα, or ί^'ήκα,, from, 
 'thai• or, formed from ί'^ίω, it makes l.f 'ύ'εσω, 
 ivhence p. ritnxBc, and Att. by repeating the 
 initials and changing v) into 0, s^'^toxa, and in 
 j}lu2)erf. Ι^ιι^όχ,είν, jrar/. ί^ή^οκύζ' j). pas. I^jj- 
 ^ομαι, σαι, τα,ι. 
 
 Έ^/ίδίί.?, 5'ee"E^>j5a. 
 
 ''Ε^ηκοί, I ate, perf. Ait. for '^xx, from Ώω, 
 which by inserting the syllable "^o, becomes Ojj- 
 ^axx, ivhence perf. jyas. ί^'^^ομχί, 
 
 'Έθ7ΐλ:^σ•χντ, for ί^τίλήίτχντο, they injured, 
 
 3. jyl. I. a. ind, mid. ofhnXimff n(fo», to injure. 
 From 1χ\ος, a firebrand, from ^χίω, to burn. 
 
 'Έ^^λουν, 3. 2)lur. imjierf act. 'ύν)λουτο, 3. 
 sing, iniperf jms. of ^τιλόω, to manifest, to de- 
 clare. Th. ^ίλοί. 
 
 "ΈΙ'/ιξα, I bit, 1. a. from ^ύκνω, from ^'^κω, 
 to bite. 
 
 "Έ'^*ια•χν, they tied or bound, 3. pi, 1. a. act. 
 of^ict), to bind, to tie, f ^ήσω, p. ^ihxx, pas. 
 όίοεμχί. 
 
 Έ^>5Τϋί, vos, rt, food. From 'ε^ω, to eat. 
 
 ''EhriX^um, >!?, v), I was bitten or stung, 1. a. 
 pas. of^xxveo. 
 
 Έδίδαξα, a?, ε, 1. a. indie, act. from ^i~ 
 %χιτχω, to teach ; 1. a. pas. ί^ΐ^χχ^ύ^, «j» «f, 
 he was taught ; J^erf. pas. '^ενι^χγμαι, ξχι, xrut. 
 
 'Έ^Ί'^ουν, ουζ, ου, for ί^ί^ων, u;, ω, imperf. 
 act, of ν»^ωμι, to g'ive ; as if from ^ιΤοω. So 
 
ΕΔΡ 
 
 2SB 
 
 ΕΔΤ 
 
 '^ihu, thou wast given, Jhr iOiofe, 2. sing, 
 imperf. pas. * 
 
 ΈΪ/ζίτβ, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of ίίζω, the 
 same with ξντίω^ to seek. 
 
 Έδ/>?να, as, g, 1. a. indie, act. from, Iteiiva, 
 f. ccvu, to moisten, to water. 
 
 Έδ/<Γτ«<τα, at, B, I. a. ind, act. from tttra- 
 ξ», to doubt, f ά(τω, or ά\ω, p. h^iffraxa, or 
 
 χα. Th. r,i. 
 
 'Έ^ί•φησ•χ, 1. a. ind. of ^-φάω, to thirst, to 
 long for,f riefu, p. ^ι^ί•φ>;>ια. Th. ^ί-φα, 
 
 'Έ.^(ωχον, if, ί, hnpeyf. ΐΥιωξα, α?, ε, \. a, of 
 %ίωκω, to follow after, to pursue,y. ξ«. 
 
 "Έί'^μ,ίναι, AtL and by Sync, for 'Μμίναι, Dor. 
 and P)et.for 'βαν, of'i^oj, to eat. 
 
 "ΕΔΝΑ, or rather ϊ^να, and ί'εδνα, and εε^ι/α, 
 f^by pleonas7n of ij ων, τα, a young woman's 
 portion, presents 7nade by the bridegroom to the 
 bride, bridal gifts, qu. l^ava, pleasant things. 
 Hence 
 j"E^y/ei, ία,ιον, bridal. 
 
 ''Ehou, ω, f ojffca, to betroth, to give in 
 marriage with a portion Th. εδνα, ra. 
 
 Έδνβτ»)?, and ϊί^νωτίΐζ, ου, ο, a father-in-law, 
 ivho gives his daughter in marriage with a j^or- 
 tion. From the same Th. 
 
 "Εδί/ί, 2. sing. opt. pres. from ΐ^ω, to eat. 
 
 Έ^όκε/, 3. nng. from 'ύ'οκίον, out, -ιις, u;, 
 of Monica, to see, to appear, y*. νι<τω, and ζω. 
 
 'Έ^οκ,ίν/Αίί, we thought or believed, Oor. for 
 ί^οκοΖμιν, 1. juur. imperf act. of the same verb. 
 
 Έδβλ/οϋβ-αν, Boeot. for ί'^ολίουν, 3. pi. im- 
 j>erf act. of toXtL•, to use deceit, to deceive, 
 f. uxfo), p. ^ί^ολίωκα. Th. αόλοξ. 
 
 "Έπομαι, Att. for ί^οαμαι, as φάγομ,αι, for 
 ^ayoZfjiai, ^.f- ni. qf'ύω, to eat. 
 
 "Εδον, they gave, Oor. and Boeot. for 'Choirav' 
 from, ε'δ«ν, 2, α. ofoi^uf/.i. 
 
 ΈδβνεΓτβ, 2. nng. imperf. pas. of "^οήω, to 
 ehake, f ^<τω, p. νίκα. 
 
 "Εδβντ/, they eat, Dor. or JEol. for Ώουιτι, 
 S. pi. pres. of'thu. 
 
 "Εδβξα, 1. a. ind. act. from ^οκίω, to think, 
 believe, seem, f. σω, and ^όζω, perf. ])as. 
 ^ί^ογμαι. 
 
 "Εδοί, tog, ro, a seat •, sitting, base, founda- 
 tion ; shrine, temple, a delaying, a stay. Th. 
 'il^o^ai,f. ύουμαι. 
 
 "EWav, 3. pi. 2. a. act. εδώ/ν, of Ιί^ωμι, to 
 give. 
 
 "^^ov,forido(ro, 2. sing. 2. a. m. of the same. 
 
 Έδίύλει/ί'αν, 3. pi. 1. a. act. of δουλεύω, f 
 ζύβ•ω, p. ^ί^ούλινκα, to serve, to be a slave. Th. 
 ^ονλο;. 
 
 'Έ.'^ουμαι, 2.fut. m,id. of^'ζω, to sit; but 
 
 Έδβ£ί(ί*α/, 2.f. τη. from tleo, to eat. 
 
 "Έ^ονττον, 2. a. indie, act. of lou^'tu, 2. fut. 
 οονττω, to make a noise. Th. ^oZtos, o'j, o. 
 
 "'E.^ouff\for 'i^ov(fi, they eat, 3. j}l. pres. ind. 
 from, εδώ», p. ίΐ'/ι^οκα, to eat ; the other tenses 
 are but little used. 
 
 "Έ^ξ&, I ran, by Sync, for ί^ζανα, 1 . α. ind. 
 act. of ^ι^ζάίτκω, from ίξάω, f, ^ξάσ•ω, and 
 Jon. ^o'/ivw ivhence 1. f. mid. %>ο'2ζή9ομ,αΐ' 
 
 \, a. τη. ^ι^ξπιτύμνν. Or from ϊ^ξαν, «ί, «, 
 2. a. of^ξYιμι, or "^ι^ζημι. Or it may be im^ 
 perf. of ^ξύω, contract, from i'^gai. 
 
 "Έ,^ξα, as, h, a seat ; a sitting ; an assem- 
 blage, Sophocl. a basis, a statue, a temple, altar, 
 the rump or seat as well as the thing on which 
 it is seated, Theophr. 27. From ϊζομαι, 2.f. 
 ύβυμαι• whence 'i'$os, a seat.] 
 
 'Έ.'^ξάζω, f άσω, to place, to set on a basis, 
 to fix, to strengthen. 
 
 "Y^gauov, for ί^άξ^ον, 2. a» act. by Metath. 
 of the letters, from ^Λξόάνω, to sleep. Others 
 derive it from 'h^jA&u. 
 
 "^^galos, oua, a7ov, settled, fixed, steady, 
 constant ; sitting much, sedentary. From 'ihoa, 
 a seat, basis. Th. ϊζω, to place, strengthen, 
 fix, settle. 
 
 'Έι^ξαιόω, to establish ; f. άιτω, ρ, ίι^ραίωκα' 
 perf. pas. ίί^ξαίωμαί. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έι^ζαίωμα, aros, το, a support, stay, founda- 
 tion, seat. From I. pers. perf. of the preceding. 
 
 "Έ^ξ&κ,ον, by Metath. for %%αξκον, 2. a. act. 
 οβ^ίξΆω, to see,y. %ω, p. χα. 
 
 "Έ,^ξuμ',for 'βξαμε. See "Έί^ξαμον. 
 
 "ΈΙξαμΐν, we ran away, 1. pi. 2. a. sh^av, 
 as, a, of ^ιΰξάιτχω. See "Εδ^α• 
 
 "Έ^ξαμον, is, ε, 2. a. act. of τξίχω, to run ; 
 f Β-ξίϊ,ω, p. ^ε^ξάμηκα, p. m. ^'ί^ξομα. 
 
 "Έ,^ξαν, by Sync, for ί^ξασ•αν, 3. pi. 1. a. of 
 ^ι^ξά<τκω, f. %ξά(τω. Or, 2. a. jil. num. for 
 'ί^ξγκταν, as Καν, for 'i^afav, of ^ξ>}μι, or ^ί^ξ9)μί, 
 
 "Ει^ξαα•α, 1. α. act. of ^ί^ξάα-κω. From 
 ^ξάω. 
 
 "Έ^ξαα•αν, they threw themselves, Thucyd. 
 ii,49.] 
 
 "Έ,^ξαίτμα, aros, το, a support, foundation, 
 basis. Th. ιζομαί. 
 
 "E^^jj, «s. Ion. for ϊ^ξα, as, fi, seat, basis, 
 ^C. Th. ίζομαι. 
 
 "Έ^ξ•ηιτ\ for '{^ξγισα, 1 . a. Ion. for %%ζα<τα' 
 from ^ξάω, to do, act ; f %ξά(Τω. 
 
 'Έ,^ζΐάΖ,ω, f. ά(τω, to place, set, establish, 
 make fast or firm. From Ώξα, a seat. 
 
 'ΈΙ^ξίάω, to sit. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έ.'^ζΐόωνται, they sit or are seated ; 3. pi. 
 pres. ind. pas. for ύξίωνται, from ΪΒξΐάω, ω. 
 Poet, ϊ^ζΐ'αω. So in im,perf. ί^ξΐόωντο, far ύξ*' 
 ωντα, of the same verb. Th. ϊζομαι. 
 
 'Έ'^ξοα-τζόφοε» ov, κα) h, epithet of a ivrestler, 
 one who wriggles his haunches in wrestling, 
 Theocr. xxiv, 109. From Ώ^α, a seat, the 
 rump, which see, and στζίίρω, to turn, 2>• fn,. 
 'ίστζοφα^ 
 
 'Έ,ίύίτο, it went down, it set ; 3. sing, imp. 
 of λύομαι. Th. %ΰνω. 
 
 "E^uv, US, υ, I \vent into, I entered ; 2. a. 
 act. of'$υμ^• ϊ%υν is sometimes 3. pi. Boeot. for 
 'ύυιταν. Th. %ύνω. 
 
 ^Έ,Ιυνάύνιν, Dor. for i%vvit6viv. I was able. 
 
 'E^Kj/a/'ara, Dor. for 'ύύναντο, unless the 
 reading be ίΐννίατο, 3. j)l. imperf. of ^υναμαι, 
 to be able. 
 
 Έδϋναντί, they were able ; arul in 3, sing» 
 ihtivctTo, imperf. of ti\e same verb. 
 
EEI 
 
 239 
 
 iEES 
 
 ^'E.hvvaffhv, and Att. iiouvairhv, 1. a. pas. 
 of Συνάζω, to be able. 
 
 Έ^ίίνατί, m Herod, seems to be used for 
 ^ύνϋίτον riv, it was possible. 
 
 "E^uvf, 3. nng. imperf. act. of ivvu» to 
 put on. 
 
 ΈδϋκεατΑ, Ion. for i^vvavro. See 'E^i/va/aro. 
 
 'Έ•^υν!»όί]ν, and Att. vih'jvr,um, 1 . a. pas. of 
 ^ύνα,μ,κί, to be able ; f ^υνήβΌμα,ι, p. ^ι%ύννιμ.αι. 
 
 "Έ,^υσα, I went in, I entered •, \. a. of Ιύω, 
 or ίύνω• and 
 
 *Έ^ύσ•σατθ) for t^uffurot 3. sing. I. a. ind. 
 mid. Poet. 
 
 'Έ•^υα•τόχοίσ•α, «j, s, 1. a. ind. act. of ^vtrro- 
 Kiu, to be delivered or to bring forth with diffi- 
 culty ; f. '/ισω. From ^us and τίκτω, to bring 
 forth ; p. m. τίτοκα. 
 
 'Έ.^υιτφόξίί, 3. sing, imperf. of Ίυσ^οφω, to 
 bear impatiently, to be angry or displeased ; 
 from δϋί and φίξω, to bear. 
 
 "ΕΔΩ, to eat, consume, gnaw, corrode ; 
 peTf. I^sj^exa, ffor %%ϊ)κα, from ^κα, ohsol.J 
 j)art. ί^^^οκωζ, perf. pas. Ι'^^^ομαι and Ιδ«^ε- 
 ffAat, part. ίΒνΐ$ί<τμίνοζ' 1 . a. pas. τΐ^'^^θ'/ίν^ part. 
 i^iffSiis' pres. m. Ί^ομα,ί, which is -f ten put for 
 2.f. ϊ%ο»μαι, perf. ίδ^δα, part. 'ur\hui. Hence 
 
 Έ^ώ;δά, Sj. viy Oor.for 
 
 *E5ii»^ji, jji, h, food, aliment, victuals, meat. 
 Th. 'ύω. 
 
 *Έΐ^ω%ιμο$ι ου, ό χα) ίι, eatable, to be eaten, 
 fit for eating. From the same Th. 
 
 "Έι^ωχα, as, t, I. a. of ^ί^ω/κ,ί, f, \ω(Τω, p. 
 νί^ωχ,α, to give ; 2. n. 'ϊ^ων, ωξ, ω. 
 
 Έ^ώ;λ/β(, «», τα, «eats, benches on which the 
 rowers sat in gallies ; seats in the forum or 
 theatre. From 'uos, a seat. Th. ϊζομαι. 
 
 "Έι^ανται, 3. pi. jires. subj. m. from, s^«, 
 to eat. 
 
 'Έ^ώξνκταν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. cf ^ωξίΰα, to 
 give ; f. τ^σω. Th. ^ωξον, αν, το, a gift. 
 
 "Έδωσαν, or, as it should be written, Ώοσαν^ 
 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. from Ώων, or 3. pi. from 
 obsol. 1 . a. 'ύωσα, for ϊ^ωχα, front %ι^ωμι. 
 
 "Είδνα, or ί'ίδνα, by Pleonasm Poet, for 
 ihat, a portion, bridal gifts. 
 
 'Έ,ύχοβ-ι, twenty ; by Proth. for i!xo<rt. In 
 like manner. 
 
 'Έ,ίΐχόσοζας, the same as ιΐκόσοξος, which see.] 
 
 Έι/χβο•τβί, ου, for ίίχοιττος, the twentieth. 
 
 "Έ,ίίκται, he is like, he resembles ; by Poet. 
 Pleonasm, for uktki, 3.. sing. perf. pas. from 
 iUu, to be like. 
 
 "Εε/ίτα, iff, ε, Att. for u<7:u, \. a. of ετω, 
 to say. 
 
 "Έειτον, ts, i, I said ; by Att. or Poet. Pleo- 
 nasm, for tiTov, 2. a. of the same verb. 
 
 "'Ru;,for iU, one ; by Proth. f. μια, η. \v. 
 
 "Έ,είί, Ion. for τίζ, thou wast ; 2. sing, im- 
 perf. from ιϊμί. 
 
 'Έ,ϋίτύμΐνοί, for ύιτύμίνοξ, made like, resem- 
 bling, having taken the figure of; part. 1. a. 
 mid. from 
 
 'Έ,ιινάμνίν, I was made like, I resembled ; 
 for ΐ^άμψ, 1 , a. m, from. il%a, to sen ; bvt 
 
 'Έ•ίΐ(τάμ*}ν, for ΰίύμην, 1. a, m. of 'ΐω, to 
 put on. 
 
 Έε /Vafl, for %ύ&ω, 2. sing. \. a. m. iuaa,- 
 μην, H^ffω,for ιΐσω, of %[%ω. 
 
 'Έινσύτην, 3. dual. I.e. iufu, Att. for tJa-u, 
 of ιίμι, to go. 
 
 'WtkhiTOii, C. sing. jJres. ind. Poet, of i'xSi- 
 μαι, to desire ; and 
 
 'Έίλ^ύξ, οξοί, by Poet. Pleonasm, for 'ίλ^ωξ, 
 TO, desire, wish. Th. ϊλ^ομαι. 
 
 "Έελμαι, I was wrapped or muffled up ; perf. 
 pas. for ίίλμαι, of ίϊλω, or ιιλίω, to roll ; and 
 
 Έίλμίνο», by resolving the diphthong u into 
 if others derive it from Ιλαύνω, to drive, to 
 force ; from ίλάα•αι, comes ϊλα-α/, by Sync, and 
 Proth. of i, ί'ιΧσα,ί, hence ίίλμχι. Others 
 from ιΐλίω, to gather together ; p. part, ΰλν- 
 μίνοί, a?id by Sync, ίλμίνοί. Poet. Ηλμίνο$. 
 
 ΈελίΤίΐΓβ, for likTSTo, or ϋλτίτα, 3. sing, 
 imperf. pas. and ιίλ'χοίμίν, for ελτοιμίν, I . pi. 
 opt. Poet, of ελτω, to cause to hope ; perf. m. 
 εολτα, Att. or Ion. for ^λτοί. Th. Ιλ<τ1ί. 
 
 'Έίλιται, to have driven away ; by Pleonasm, 
 for ελο•αι, which is by Sync, for Έλάαα,ι, ] . α. irf. 
 of ίλαύνω, to drive away; f. ίλύ<τω, 1. a. 
 ίίλασοί. 
 
 'Έεν^υνεν, in the same manner for 'iJ^uvtv, or 
 ίνύυνίν, 3. sing, imperf. of ίν^ύνω, to put on". 
 Th. ^ύνω. 
 
 "Έ•εξy',for ϊεξγε, restrain thou, hinder thou ; 
 pres. imp. from Ιίξγω. 
 
 'Έίξγαόε, 3. sing. imp. Poet, of Ιζγάθω, to 
 separate, imperf. ε"ξγα,6ον, by Poet, resol. and 
 by Pleonasm ίίξγχ^ν. Th. ε'/ξγω. 
 
 "Έ,εξγε, for εξγε, or εΤξγε, avert thou, hinder 
 thou, pres. imperat. So 'ύξγιι, he restrains or 
 hinders ; 3. sing. pres. from. Ηξγω. 
 
 'Έεξγμ'ενοι, defended, secured ; for εΐζγμενοι, 
 perf. pas. as εξγμαι, for ε'/ζγμοί/, from ε/ξγω, 
 to restrain, to hinder. 
 
 'Έ,εξγνυα'όκι, in the same manner for ε'/ργνν. 
 ff6a.i,from ΐίξγνυμι, the same with ε'ι'ργννμ/, or 
 ("ξγω, to keep back, to restrain, 
 
 'Έ,'ίξγω, for εξγω, or ε'ΐξγω, f. ^ω, to keep 
 back, to forbid, to prohibit, to hinder ; shut up. 
 
 'Έίξΐηι, ns, jj, by Poet. Pleonasm,for 'ίξίτο^, dew. 
 
 Έε^σ-ίίε/ί, εντός, in like manner for Ι^β-^ίε/;, 
 wet with dew, dewy. 
 
 "Έ^ξτo,for εεξχτο, or ε'ΐξκτα, 3. sing, pluperf. 
 ])as. ο/Ί'ίξγ», perf. pas. εΤζγμοίΐ, to hinder, tc 
 keep from ; or rather from ι'Ιζω, ίξω, to knit 
 or tie together, to string as pearls, Odys. xv, 
 459. 
 
 '^ίξχΆτο, for εοχα,το, or ιΐ^χ^ατο, 3. pi. 
 pluperf. Ion. for εΐξγμενοι tjffctv, from εξγω, 
 or εΐξγω, to keep off, to restrain. 
 
 "Έες, for vs, 2. nng. imperf. Poet, from 
 ίΐμ), to be, 
 
 ''Wiff8w,for %ιτ6ω, 3. sing. 2. a. pas. imperat. 
 of'ivvvy.i, or %ω, to put on. 
 
 "WiffffxTOifor ilff»To, 3. sing. \. a. m. Poet., 
 by doubling <r, from the same Th. 
 
 "Έ,εστο, he was clothed or clad ; for ΐ7ιττι>_.. 
 w. sin.g. phtperf. pas. of the same verb. 
 
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 240 
 
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 "Έζίί, S. aing. imperf. act. from ζίω, to be 
 Viot, to boil ; f. ζία-ω. 
 
 Έζίκ/αί, ου, the name of a Jewish Mng^ 
 Hezekiah. 
 
 "Εζετ', and εζετί, Foet. for ύζίτο, he sat ; 
 3. sing, impcif. Ion. fro7ii ϊζομαι, 2. fiit. m. 
 ί^όΰμαΐ) or from ίζω. 
 
 '•'Έξ'/ι, Dor. for 'ΐ%αι, 3. sing, impeif. ofZ,au, 
 to live. 
 
 Έζ'/ίλωιτα, fltf , ε, 1 . a. ind. act. of ζ^ιλόω. 
 'Έ.Χ'/ιμΙωμαι, I was fined or punished, petf. 
 ind. pas. of Ζ^τ,μιΌω, to injure, to cause a loss or 
 damage. Th. ξ•/ιμίχ. 
 
 "Εζτ,ν, '/IS, '/I, Dor. for ίζων, 'iZas, εζα, I 
 UA'ed, imperf. of ζάιu,f viffa, \. a. ίζνκτκ, α,ς, ε. 
 Έζίίτε/, 3. sing, imperf. act. of ζτ^-ίω, 
 oj, to seek, inquire ; imj^eif. ίζ>?τε^ν, ουν, -εε?, ε/?, 
 -εε, U, f Ϋ,σω,ρ. ίξ^τ'/ικΆ, imperf. ]}as. ίζι^ηό- 
 μ^ν, οόμί}ν, -SOV, ου, -ατο, ίΐνο. 
 
 "ΕΖΟΜΑΙ, /. ϊίτομοίΐ, 2. / thoZ^ut, to sit, 
 to sit down, be seated ; to be pitched, to perch. 
 ''Ά'ζ'ομίνοζ, Yi, ov, sitting ; jn-es. j^art. of ίζο~ 
 μχί. 
 
 'Έξύγαν, I was joined, I was yoked ; 2. a. 
 ind. J^as. of ζίύγννμί, 2. f. Z,svyuy 2, a. 
 iZ,ivyov. 
 
 "Εζώ/, to place, to seat, to cause to sit ; fm- 
 perf ζϊζον, fur it takes t, after ε, for the aug- 
 ment ; f ίσω, 1. a. ίϊσα, 2. a. ίΐ^ον, 2. f ϊ^ω, 
 perf. pas. uff^at, \. a. pas. iltruyiv. From ίω, 
 to put or place. Whence '/ίμαι, and ϊζομαι, to sit. 
 'Έζωγξγ}μίνοί, taken prisoner, taken alive ; 
 p. part. pas. of ζωγξίω, to take alive, to take 
 prisoner ; f. ή(τω• perf ίζύγξ•/ιχκ, 2}eif. pas. 
 ίζωγρ'/ΐμοα, as if from ζωο)ι ά.γξίω, or αγξίυω, 
 to hunt. Th. κγξΛ. 
 
 "Εζ«βν, 3. pi. imperf. act. for ίζων, of ζάω, 
 to live ; f. Ζ,ήιτω, p. ίζηκα. 
 
 "ΈιΖ,ωσκ, οίζ, ε, \. a. ind. act. and 
 "Έζωιτμαι, perf. ind. pas. Ιζωα-μίνο;, part, 
 perf. jms. from ζύννυμι, or ζαννύω, to gird ; f. 
 "ζώσω, p. 'έζωκ,οι., 1. a. m. ίζωσάμ-ζιν, ω, λτο. 
 
 "Είΐ, Foet. for γ, 3. sing. subj. from ώ, y,;, 
 of ίΐμ), to be. J3ut 
 
 Έί, dat. sing, f g. Poet, from los, s>!, lav, 
 his, hers. From ου, of himself, ^c. 
 
 "^j'/iKd, a;, ε, for -/ικά, Att. \. a. of Ίημ^ to 
 send ; f. γκτω. 
 
 "E'//v, Ion. and Poet, fan' r,v, 1. and 3. sing, 
 imperf. of ίΐμ], to be. 
 
 'Κτιν^α,νον, for rivhavov, I pleased ; imperf. 
 Poet, of Άν^ύνω. 
 
 Έίβί, gen. sing, for not, but by Poet. Ectasis 
 'h'ioi, and Metath. Ινιοξ, from It/'?, good ; gen. 
 sing. iio;. Put 
 
 'Eiijos, his, hers; geii. sing. from, las. 
 "E'/5<r^«, thou wast ; Poet, for rtc6a, and this 
 for m, 2, sing, imperf. of ίΐμί• or, as others think, 
 2. a. subj. for γ;, and Poet, i'jjs, and by JEol. 
 Paragog. 'ίησθα. 
 
 "E'/!<r;, Ion. for γ, 3. sing. 2)res. subj. of 
 ιΐμ), to be. 
 
 "Έ>ησον, the saTTie tvith ίασον, \, a. imperat. 
 Tm. qfiaco, to permit, y. uffu. 
 
 "R'/rTi, Poet, for γ,η, 2. ;j/'. 2. a. subj. of 
 'ί'/ίμι, to send ; 2. a. i7id. r,v. 
 
 "'Ef,for 'in, yet, stilly besides, moreover. 
 "Έθακοί;, Oor.for'iuriKai. See"'Eun>ca. 
 "Έύαλον, 2. a. act. of ^άλλω, to flourish, to 
 be in full vigour ; f. α,λω, p. ητϊία.Χχ,οι,. 
 
 "Έιύοίνον, I died •, 2. a. of ^ν/,α-κω, to die ; 
 2. f m. ^ΛνοΰμοΆ, perf, act. τ'ίβντ^κοι., p. m. 
 τίύναοί. 
 
 'Έ,όαιύμκξί, 3. sing. iriij)e)f. of ^αυμάίζο), to 
 wonder ; f άσω, perf. pas. πθαύμασμοίί, 1 . a. 
 pas. ίύα,αμά.σ6'/ίν. 
 
 "Ε^α-ψίί, I buried ; and in 3. j)l. εβοί-φοίν,. 
 1 , a. ind. act. of Β-άττω, to bury, f. Β-ά-φω, 
 p. τίΰα,φχ, 2. α. act. ενοίφ^ν, 2. a. pas. ίτάφγΐ)ΐ, 
 p. m. TiSn^TToi. 
 
 'Έί6ίχσ•ά.μ7,ν, ω, ατο, 1 . a. ind. m. of 9•εά- 
 ομκί, to view, behold ; l.f. m. ΒζάνομοΆ,ρετβ. 
 pas. τίθίαμΆΐ. 
 
 "Ε^εεν, imperf. act. <f ΒΙω, f. Βινιτομοι,ι, or 
 Β^ίυιτοΰμαι, to run. 
 
 'ΈΘΕΙΡΑ, as, h, the hair of the head j the 
 mane of a horse. Thence 
 
 'Έ^^Βΐξάζω, to have long hair, to let the hair 
 grow ; f. άσω, p. ocKot.. 
 
 "ΈιύίΐρΆζ-, ά,^οζ; 'h, tlie same as 'ίύζΐζα. 
 'Έ^ύί, sent ; part. 1. a. pas. from ϊθην, the 
 same tvith {ΙΘπμ, \. a. ο^Ινιμι, to send. 
 
 Έί'ελε/, 3. sing, jyres. ind. Ιβίλ^, 3. sing, 
 subj. ιύιλτίίται, 1. a, inf. from ίβίλω, to be will- 
 ing, to be wont. 
 
 Έ^ελεβ-κε, he was willing, he had a mind ; 
 for ε'^ελε, 3. sing, imperf. (by Epenth, of itfn) 
 of tlie same verb. • 
 
 'Ε^εΛ'/ί^αοί, ου, ο xat 'h, voluntary, willing".. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 'ΈθίΧη^βοί, thou ma3'est be willing •, by Poet. 
 Paragoge for Ιθ'ιλγζ, 2. sing, jtres. subj. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 ^Έ.θίλνισιν, he may have been willing ; for 
 iSiXn, 3. sing. subj. ^ίλ'/,τον, dual. subj. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'Έ.βίλ'^ΰ•ω, l.f ind. or \.a. subj. ofthesarrte 
 verb. 
 
 'Έιβίλο^ξ7ΐσ•χίίχ, as, h, self-chosen worship,. 
 will-worship, superstition. Fro?7i ιύ'ιλω, to 
 will, and 3-ξ•/ια•κίία, superstitious worship of the 
 gods. T/i. Β-ξ'/ισ-χίύω. 
 
 'Έ^ίλοι, 3. sing, atid ΙΗλοίμίν, 1. plur. pres. 
 opt. ofiSiXu, to will, to be willing. 
 
 'Έ^λοχαχίϊν, to play the coward purposely, 
 to behave ill with premeditated design. Front, 
 ί^ίλω and χακόζ. 
 
 'Έβίλοχωψίω, to be IhkovTiDs χωφοί, to bt 
 unwilling to hear. 
 
 Έ^ίλοντ', for ίί'ίλοντα, ace. sing. part. act. 
 and ιβίλονη, Dor. for ΙίίΧουσι, 3. ρ/. 2"'^8. front 
 ίό'ζλω, to be willing. 
 
 ''EhXov'rhv, and ihXovTii^ov, Avillingly, freely, 
 of one's own accord, adv. and 
 
 Έ^ελοντ^ί, oZ, iSriXovTOiy ov, and ίθίΧουσιοξ, 
 ου, voluntary, willing ; and 
 
 'Έβίλοντί, adv. voluntarily, willingly, of one's 
 own accord. 
 
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 ^'Έ,^λβχχκίω,/. τισω, to behave ill by design ; 
 to play the cowaid purposely. 
 
 ΈΘΕ'ΛΩ, or 3-ίλω, to will, to be willing, 
 to have a mind, to desire, to wish ; to be de- 
 lighted; to be able. Mad. xxi, 366 ; xiii, 106 •, 
 Dern. c. Phil, i, 1. imperf. thXov, is, i, f. 
 S-ikyKTci), p. TiuiXYixee., p^if' pos. τ^βίλνιμαι. 
 Whence SsXjj^aa, will, desire. 
 
 "E^£v, by Sync, ϊοη. for tohv, and this for 
 tu, of himself; for the loiiians say to for eS, the 
 attics add Ssv in like inanner \μηΖ and σου• 
 ί-ύίν is also used for t, himself, herself, one's 
 ^elf, 
 
 "Έίίντο, 3. pi. 2. a. m. iSi/^yiv, σο, ro, of 
 τΐύνιμι, to put or place ; f. ^%σω, p. Tihtxa, 
 
 2. a. tu'/iv. 
 
 'Έιύΐξά'πυί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of Β-ίξχ- 
 <Χίύύΐ, to heal or cure, to serve. Th. Β^ίξά•^ων. 
 
 "Έ^ύίσοίν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. of τΊβημι. 
 
 "Έάίν, Dor. for ίβον, 2. sing. 2, a. ind. m. 
 for ίύισο, iuio, and shv from the same Th. 
 
 "Έ,ύτιγίν, 3. si7ig. imperf. from ^nyu,f. \ω, 
 fo sharpen, to whet. 
 
 'Έιύΐΐεύμίόχ and iSnivvTo, Ion. for ϊθνιονμίθκ, 
 and \6movTo, ζβηοΖντο, 1. and 3. pi. impof. 
 from Β'/ιίομ,αΐί, Ion. for ^ίάομα,ι, to view, to be- 
 hold. 
 
 Έ^>ί?ί(Γαντί, 3. })l. 1. a. Ion. for Ιβίάσχντο, 
 ef B-iaofAcn, to view, to behold. 
 
 'Έ^»ι»το, he viewed or beheld, Ion. for Iharo, 
 
 3. sing, bnperf of the same verb. 
 
 "Έ,ίκχα, as, i, and in 3. j)l" £^»J*av• 1. a. 
 met. of τιύημ$, to put or place; f Β-τ,σω• 2. a. 
 %6nv. 
 
 Έ^ίίκαβ, Ion. for Ιύνιχω, 2. sing. 1. a. in. 
 and ίύτικοίτο, 3. nng. I. a. m. of τίβημ,ι, to put 
 or place ; 2. a. 'ium. 
 
 "Ε^>ιλα, α,ζ, ε, \. a. ind. act. of Β^άλλα, to 
 flourish ; f S-akaii. 
 
 'Έόνιμανας, gen. smg. from 
 
 *Έι6γίμΌι>ν, ovos, Koi h, accustomed, habitu- 
 ated, used. Th. 'ίββζ. 
 
 "Έιθ^ιν, for isor,v, I was sent ; 1. a. ind. pas. 
 ofh^h to send. 
 
 "ΕΛζί, be thou accustomed, pres. imp. act. 
 είίζίο. Ion. for ίίΐζου, pres. imperat. jms. from, 
 
 'Έ,βίζω, to accustom, to habituate, to use 
 one ; to inure, train up ; to be accustomed ; 
 ^il takes t after t for the augment J f ίσω, p. 
 ildiKot,' 1. a. li&iaa.' pres. pas. Ιύίζο/Λαί, to be 
 accustomed, to use one's self ; p. pas. ύύισμ,α,ι, 
 p. part, ΰβισμίνοί, 1. α. inf. pas. Ιβισθηναι. 
 Th. Uoi. 
 
 ΈΛβ-τίον, verbal adj. from ίίίζω, must be ac- 
 customed or habituated, Xen. Mem. ii, 1, 
 28.] 
 
 "Έΰλοισί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of Β-λάω, to 
 break, to bruise, to crush ; f. ίσω. 
 
 'Έ•ίνάζχ;»$, ου, ο, the ruler or governor of a 
 nation. From ίύνος, a nation, and Άξχος, or 
 βίξχΜν, a prince or ruler. Th. α,ξχ^οι. 
 
 'RhiKos, 91, ov, proper or peculiar to a nation ; 
 a gentile, pagan, heathen. Hence 
 
 'JSiPyixasf adv. m the manner peculiar io a 
 
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 nation ; in the manner of the gentiles, beatherr- 
 ishly. From 
 
 "ΕΘΝ02, ios, TO, a nation, people, race^ 
 a sex. 
 
 Έ^β/νίΓτβ, 3. sing, imperf. jias. as if from, 
 Β-οινίομαι, to eat, to devour ; \. a. m. iuotynffa- 
 y.vv,from Β•οίνάω, to feast. Th. B^oivt}. 
 
 'Έβοίνων, 3. pi. imp. from Boivau, to feast, 
 to eat ; f γ,σω^ p. ηβοΊντ,κα.. 
 
 "ΕΘ02, εβί, Tfl, a custom, use, usage, mani? 
 ner, an institution. Hence ϊύω, p. m. i"mua„ 
 to be accustomed, to be wont ; WiZ,u, to use or 
 accustom. 
 
 "Ε^βϋ, 2. sing. 2. a. ni. for ίθίσο^ and Io7i, 
 iho, and by yltt. Crasis, %uou, of τί^'/ιμ,ί, to put 
 or place ; 2. a. 'ίΰ'/ιν, 2, a. m. ίό'ψτ,ιι, σο. 
 
 'Έ,ύόωσκ, sharpened, Odys. ix, 327 ; 1. a. 
 ind. act. from obsol. Th. 9-οόω, to sharpen ; or 
 for ΐ6Όα.σοί, from Βοαζω, to move quickly. Th. 
 Βο'οζ. 
 
 "Έιβξοξ^ί, by Sync, for Ιτάξχζ,ί, 1. a, in.d. act. 
 from τχξάσσω, to disturb, to trouble. 
 
 "Εβοίξοί, I ran, I . a, ind. act. from τξίχω, 
 to run ; f. Βζί^ω, ]). ^ί^ξάμ'/ΐκα.• 2. a. '{Βρα,μον, 
 p. m. ^ί'Βξομκ. 
 
 Έβξ'ίφύην, 9i;, η, 1. a, pas. for ίτφφθ-ην,^οτη 
 τζίφω, to bring or breed up ; f Β-οί-φ^, ρ, 
 τίτξίφοι, 1. a. 'ίίξί'ψα., perf. pas. τί^ξοιμμαι, 
 
 2. a. ίτξάφγ,ν, p. m. τίτξοφοο. 
 
 "Έ^ξί'φα, I bred up; 1. a. ind. act. of 
 τξίφω. See Έβξίφ^νιν. 
 
 'Έβξ'^νίυν, JEol. and Dor. for Ί6ξ'/ινουν, 3. pi. 
 imp. act. of Βζνιύω, to lament, Th. Β-ξ^νο$. 
 
 'Έ^θύότιν, '/IS, *?, 1 was sacrificed ; 1. a. ind. 
 jms. from Β-ύω, to sacrifice ; f. Β-ύσω, p. τι• 
 θυκΆ. 
 
 'Έύυμω^νιν, '/is, οι, I was excited to anger, 
 I was incensed ; 1, a. ind. pas. from Βυμόω, 
 to provoke, to enrage ; f ωσω, ρ, τίβύμωκοί, 
 
 Th. ^■υμόs. 
 
 'Έ&ύνίον, they rushed with fury, they raged, 
 
 3. pi. imp. ind. of Βυνίω, the same as Β-ννω, or 
 Bueo,f. Β-υσω, to rush with violence. 
 
 "Έόυσί, 3 . sing. 1 . a. ind. act . from Βόα, 
 to sacrifice, to kill ; f Βύσω, p. τ'ϊβυχα, p^if. 
 pas. τ'ίθυμοίΐ, 1 . a. pas. ίβνύνιν. 
 
 "Έόω, to act by custom, to use, to be ac- 
 customed, to be wont, p. m. ίΙω6α. Th. 'iiosj 
 custom, use. 
 
 'Έ^ωσι, 3. pi. 1. a. subj. pas. iVijy, or %lum' 
 \. a. ind. pas. ofl*ιμ^, to send. 
 
 ΈΙ, if, a connexive conjunct, construed iuith 
 the ind. ; also, whether, would that. 
 
 ET, thou art ; 2. sing. pres. from il^ly 
 to be. 
 
 ET, or its, 2. sing, from sT^tt/, .to go ; and 
 imperf. εΤν, us, u• and 
 
 ΕΓ, go thou ; for "St, pres. imp)erat. of the 
 same ; and in compos. Via, i^si. 
 
 E< ίε μνι, if not, otherwise, else ; ou^si$ 
 
 βάλλίί il δί μίι, Marc, ii, 22, no one putteth 
 
 new wine into old bottles, else— ; si δε μίι^ after 
 a negative sentence, has an affirmative force ; 
 il ίίζ», if perhaps that 5 ε< γe^ξ,for ilh γκξ, for 
 
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 Ι wish, for oh that ; ilyt, siVs^, u^i, if indeed, if 
 only ; ίίγουν, if at least ; u δ' ϋγε, come on ! I 
 pray; si xoct, although; si μίν, ε<^$, if, but if-, u 
 fiYi, unless ; if not ; s'l n;, si rov, st tm, if any 
 one, if of any one, if to any one. 
 
 EPi^., or tia., adv. of exhorting or encourag- 
 ing ; come, come on ! 
 
 ET«, ίΓα;, sis, p. m. of ufzt, to go, for ivMch 
 the Allies tise rix. 
 
 Έ'ίχ, for s'iois, 3. sing, impetf. act. of ίάω, 
 to permit ; imp. s'laov. Also 
 
 Ei'ii, «f, h, grass, herbage. Engl. hay. 
 
 ΕΓΑΜΈ'ΝΗ (sMy.svn), iis, h, moist or 
 watered ground ; a A'erdant spot, a meadow. 
 
 Έ,Ια,νος, h, ov, fine, thin, delicate, flowing 
 Wee a robe, λί<π'7ος• for ίανος. Poet. 
 
 Wlavro, Poet, for ΐχντα. Ion. for nvro, 3. |;?. 
 imp. of 'ήμαι, to sit. 
 
 Wloiov, imperf. act. ofiau, to let, to permit ; 
 it takes I after ζ for the angment •, \. a. s'locffa, 
 p. s'laxa, 
 
 ΈιΊΰίξΐ, dat. sing. Poet, for ίχξ{, from %κξ, 
 ξοξ) TO, the spring. 
 
 Έ>Ια.ξϊνο;, 5j, ov, of or belonging to the spring, 
 vernal ; dat. pi. sla^ivolffu Prom εχξ, the 
 spring. 
 
 E/'aj, 2. sing, imperf. of Ιάω, to permit 
 (lohidi takes ι after s for the augment J imperf. 
 ίΐοίον, ων, -α,ίζ, α$, -as, α• pef. s'i&xoi. 
 
 WiBiiTi, and Poet, s'/kitits, 3. sing. 1. a. act. 
 froin Ιάω, to permit, to leave ; f. satru, \. a. 
 i'loLira. 
 
 ΈΊχίΤκι, by Ion. Paragoge of <τκι, for sla, 3. 
 Ung. imperf. ofiau. 
 
 ". Wloi.fx^\for the preced. on ace. of the aspirate 
 following. 
 
 Έι'ίχηχ,ι, and s'Ikto, Poet, for sxrai, and 
 ίατο, Ion. for vivrxi, and yivra, the former 3. 
 pi. ind. pres. of νίμα.*, to sit ; the latter 3. im- 
 perf. ημνιν, Yifo. 
 
 'RKsTCii. it flows, pres. pas. Ion. and Poet, 
 for XsiQsTxr so s'/Ssiv for λίίζίΐν, εΐζόμίνοί for 
 Xsi^'ofjisvos. Th. \siSa,f ipcu. 
 
 ΈΊ'γί, conj. (with indie, j if indeed ; if only. 
 
 ETy^iK, ατοί, TO, an image, likeness. Prom 
 t1»a>, to be like. 
 
 Ε7δ', adv. of encouraging or exhorting, come 
 on ! courage ! 
 
 ΈίΙ^αίνομα,ί, and ΐΐ^άλλομαι, to become like 
 to, to have the resemblance of ; and 
 
 ΈιΙ^άλϊμοί, ov, xeti h, fair, handsome, beau- 
 tiful. From uhos, form, shape. From tl'hu, 
 to see. 
 
 ΕΤδα^, uroi, TO, for ΐ^αξ, food, victuals, a 
 feast. From 'ί'οω, to eat. 
 
 ET^e, know thou, '2. a. im^perat. also in a 
 different sense for ilh^xs, by Sync, from ύ^ίω, 
 to know. 
 
 Έ^Ϊ^'ίΛ, or ΐ^'ίΛ, a$, 'A, form, shape, aspect, 
 appearance, image ; model, a species, a kind ; 
 Engl. IDEA. From udeu, to see. 
 
 E/5i/>jv, I might see, pres. opt. act. of s'i%a^i, 
 
 f. slionara. Hence pres. infin. sthivMi• as nhi'/iv, 
 
 and Tfi'tveii, from vih^t• or it is put by Sync» 
 
 for tlttizsvxi, from sl^'ioa• or for oittvai, front 
 2). m. βΤδα, from sl^oa. 
 
 ΕΓ^ίν, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. s^ov, sg, j, 
 from s'l^&i, to see; 2. a. εΤδον, and "hv, l.fut. 
 m. ζ'Ισομα,ι. 
 
 Wihiva.1, is either pres. inf. fro7n ίΊ^ημι, or 
 perf i'tifin. act. by Sync, for sl'^'/ix.ivect, from 
 ίΐοίω. 
 
 Ε'/^εοί ί-τταμ,μΑνοι txT^ss, youths endowed 
 with a beautiful form. 
 
 ΈΙΙία-ίαι, Ion. and Poet, for iotx'svxi, to be 
 like, to resemble ; and for loxsiv, to seem. 
 
 Ei'^sra/, he seems or appears, 3. siyig. pres. 
 ind. from ε'/'^ομαι. 
 
 Ε/^ί;^ί'£/α, atf, ??, deformity, ugliness, hideous 
 appearance. JFisd. Sol. xvi, 3. 
 
 Ε/§ε;^^'^ί, ioi, κ,α) τι, of a hideous aspect, 
 frightful, deformed, odious. From s'l'ho;, as- 
 pect, look, fivhich is from s'thca, to see,) and 
 'ίχ^Λί, hatred. 
 
 E/^£(W, to know, perceive, understand ; f. 
 sih'Ji<ra>, p. s'/'^rjxa, pluperf s'lh'/iKstv, and by Sync, 
 s'l'hos,, and s'l^siv, Attic, ^^siv, si?, ii,and in 3. pi. 
 '/ihiKroiv' Poet, '/jii^nv, and Ion. n^sx, ιχς, ss, 
 contract, ^'/t, m, »• p^rf. infinit. sl^ijxsvxi, and 
 by Sync, zllivxi, part. perf. ύ^'/ικω;, and by 
 Sync. siS&)i, ότοζ, ^J'C. and in f. g. sl^vTx, ας, 
 and in n. g. tlto;• sl^iitrxi, 1. a. irf. Lys. pre 
 Milite ; but little used j perf. m. οϊ^χ, from 
 sί'h'/lμι, obsol. the same with slTsu, whence comes 
 sl^si'/iv. Th. s'iha, which see. 
 
 E/^>?, adv. together, at the same time. Others 
 consider it as the same with s-;rn^^. Others 
 write it si "hri. Iliad, i. 
 
 'ΆΊ^ημΌνίαζ, skilfully, expertly, knowingly. 
 
 Έ^'^ήμων, ονοζ, ο Άχ] h, knowing, expert, skil- 
 ful. From sl^'su, to know. 
 
 Εβ'^ί, 2. sing. pres. subj. from siysen, ω, to 
 know J f. ijViy. 
 
 ΈΊ^'/ΐίπ;, SMS, h, knowledge, skill, ability. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΈΙ^ίήσω, l.f ind. sftntruv, 1. f infin. of the 
 savie. 
 
 Ei^sjTi, 2. plur. pres. subj. act of ίΐΥιω. 
 
 Ε/δβί'', for stt'oTx, expert, knowing, skilful, 
 ace. sing. part. perf. by Sync, for sihnxOrx, of 
 ίΐοίω, 
 
 E/^a), xi, the ides ; a Latin word from iduo, 
 Tuscan, to divide. 
 
 Ei'^i^a/, and "ίϊομχι. Poet, to be like, to be- 
 come like ; p. ιίΐνιμχι. From, s'l'^tu, to see. 
 
 Έ.ll•όμsvoζ, and ^s^hΌμsvoς, Poet, like, resem- 
 bling, ^>ari. pres. of the same. 
 
 ΈΤύημί}, Dor. for ί'βΰμίν, 1 . pi. pres. ind. of 
 i/'^&i, to see. 
 
 ΕΤέβν, and 'βαν, 2. a. ind. act. from the 
 same. 
 
 Ε'/δβί, ίοξ, το, form, shape, appearance, im- 
 age, stature ; a kind, species ; dat. sing, itosi] 
 i'l'Bsi, dat. pi. s'l'^ifft. Th. s'Ism, to see. 
 
 Έ'ίΙοο-χν, they knew, Bceot. for sT^ov, 3. pi. 
 2. a. ind. act. of the sam.e. 
 
 ΈΙ^ότΒ, dual, and εΐ^ότίί, plur. jmrt. perf. 
 act. frovi tl'Sas, ότο$, for ei^yiKust by Crasis, 
 
πι® 
 
 243 
 
 ΕΙΚ 
 
 from tiYiu, or ιΊ'^'/ιμι, to know, f. 'A<ruy p. 
 
 ΈΙ^υΤα, ας, and in dat. Ion. il'^viri, for lih'A- 
 χυΊα, part. perf. act. f. g. ίΐ^υί'/κη, for ithmms, 
 dat. pi. Ιοη.β'οτη ίΐ^ίω. 
 
 Εί'δίίλλίβν, ου, το, an idyl, a little pastoral 
 poem ; the ΈΙΙύλλια, of Theocritus, are little 
 poe?ns of various kinds. From ί'Ι'^ΰς. 
 
 ΕΙ'ΆίΙ, to see, behold, to know, perceive, 
 \vitness ; to understand, to know; to judge ; 
 a few of the tenses signf^/ only to know ; as 
 thefut. ilffoy.ex.i fiUrffM being rarely used); perf. 
 m. βίδα, piuperf ί^'^ι/ν, see under E/^s»• f ni. 
 ίίσημαι, and Ίιτομα,ι, Poet. 2. a. u'hov, and 
 't^ov, is, i, in indie, in the Poets <'^ov• 2. a. 
 imperat. ;'^i, or Jltt, ifi- 2. a, subj. ""^ω, '/ι;, 
 VI' 2. a. iifi'n. i2i7v• 2. a. part. I^mv, ούσα,, 
 ev 1. a. ni- i](rayy)v,and Ιίκτά,μην, opt. ίΐσαιμγιν, 
 infin. ί1(τκα•6α.ι, part, ίΐσύμίνοξ• 2. a. m. ίΐ'^ό- 
 μγιν, imperat. /δίί.] 
 
 Έ.ϊ}ω, pres. subj. of s'/^nyt, or ζΐ^ίω, contract, 
 as τιύω, from τ'ι^ημί' so pres. opt. tthuyiv jyres. 
 infill, i'ihUui. Or it may be put by Sync, for 
 ίϊ^ήχ^ω, P'f'rf subj. from u^itu. 
 
 Έϊ'^ωλίΤον, 00, ro, the temple of an idol ; 1 . 
 3Iacc. i, 17. 1. Cor. Λάϋ, 10. From ί'βωλαν, 
 an idol, from sT^ej, a form, shape. Th. 
 ,-ίίόω. 
 
 Έί'^ωλΰβΰτον, ου, ro, any thing sacrificed to 
 an idol, an offering to an idol. From ίίΐωλον 
 and 3-ύω, to sacrifice, to kill. 
 
 ΈΙ^ωλολΰίτξύχ, as, 'h, the worship of idols, 
 idolatry ; and 
 
 Ε<^«λβλάτ^'/;ί, ου, ο, a worshipper of idols, 
 an idolater. From ί'βωΧον, and λάτξΐς, to;, 
 xxi '/I, Ά servant. 
 
 Έ'ίΙ&ίλον, ου, το, an image, a representation, 
 an idol. From ίΏΰ$, a form, shape. Th. 
 
 Έϊ^ωλο-τοιία, as, 'h, the making of an image ; 
 the representation of an image. From ε'ΙΙωλον 
 and -ζοάω, to make, 
 
 Ε/δ®ί, having known, part. perf. act. by 
 Syncope for ii^'^kus, Otos, of i'stiui, or ύ'^τιμί, to 
 know ; f ν,σ-ω. 
 
 ΕΤεν, 3. pi. pres. opt. by Sync. Att.for iln- 
 irav, fro7n i7m, of ΰμ), to be. 
 
 E/5V, be it so, even so, well, adv. of conced- 
 ing, from the same. 
 
 E'/>jv, ns, Yi, 2. a. ojyt. act. of Ίημι, to send, 
 
 J. VlffU. 
 
 E">?v, il'As, il'/i, and in pi. ι'Ιημίν, t/tin, i'lvi- 
 ffav, and by Sync, for ίϊμίν, un, usv, pres. opt. 
 of ύμ], to be. 
 
 E/^', for uTa, on account of the aspiration, 
 then, afterwards. 
 
 ΕΙ'^ΘΑΡ, adv. Poet, immediately, forth- 
 with. 
 
 Έ' /h, I wish, would to God, oh that. Th. 
 il, if. 
 
 E/Vijv, or ίθην, 1 . α. ind. pas. of Ίνιμι, to 
 send ; /. ijVie;. 
 
 WioiKus, accustomed, wont ; part. perf. act. 
 and 
 
 Wlutira, I used, I was wont, 1. a. ind. ct^. 
 from ιύίζω, ivhich takes / after s for the aug- 
 ment ; so perf ίίύιχ,α• and 
 
 Έ.'Ιύιαμοίΐ, I was accustomed or used ; p. pas. 
 whence ίΙάισμΊνος, part. p. of the same. Th. 
 Uos. 
 
 Ei»', for %1κί or ilziv, if, if indeed. Th. it, 
 if, and Poet, partic. xi or xiv. 
 
 Έϊχα, I am like, I resemble, p. m. for 
 
 ivhich the Alt. use 'iotxa, by repeating the initial 
 
 letter of the pres. and changing ι into o' from 
 
 ίίκω. But some will have it to be 1. a. Pceot. 
 
 for είξα. 
 
 Έϊκ,α, as, £, p^f. ind. act. of Ί'/ιμι, to send ; 
 f Υιο'ω• 1. a. νικΆ. 
 
 E;««^;, dat. sing, from ilxas, a^os, h, the 
 niJmber twenty. From ilxotn, twenty, 
 
 WtxaZoj,f. άσω, to make like, imitate, liken •, 
 represent exactly, to make or form, Aristot. 
 Poet. 2 ; to compare ; to take one's likeness; to 
 conjecture, judge, suspect. Th. ί7κω.^ 
 
 ΈΊκαι, although, discretive conj. iviih ind. 
 from it, if, a7id xoCi, and. 
 
 Wtxas, a^os, '/I, the number twenty ; a score ; 
 the twentieth da}'^ of the month, 
 
 ΈΙίχ,ασι, 3. ^V. j}erf ind. of Γ/ιμι, to send, p. 
 part, iixus' but 
 
 Έ/ίκκσι, they seem ; '3. pi. p. 771. from ί'ιχω. 
 
 ΈΊχασ-ία, as, 'h, a resemblance, a likeness, as 
 a pictm'eis of any object, JCen. Mem. iii, 10, 1.] 
 
 Έ•'ίχα(ϊμα, aTos, το, an image, representation, 
 likeness ; a conjecture. From ίίκω, to be 
 like. 
 
 Wixaa-ffais, 2. sing. 1. a. opt. act. Poet, for 
 itxao-ats, of ίΐχάζω, to conjecture, f. ao-co• 1 . a. 
 infin. ί'ίχάίται. Th. ϊίχω. 
 
 Wlxart, Dor. for ί'Ιχοσι, twenty. 
 
 ET;i5, and in pi. ilxiTi, pres. imp. from ί'ίχω^ 
 to yield, to retreat ; f ^ω. 
 
 Wt'xiiv, and Att. f,xitv, plupeyf. from, perf. 
 ilxa,from uyt, to go. 
 
 Ε"«£λβ?, ου, like, similar^ Th. ilxa. 
 
 ΕΓΚΗ", adv. in A'^ain, to no purpose, rashly, 
 carelessly, inconsiderately, without cause, by 
 chance ; whe^ice ilicaios, ata, αΐον, rash, inconsid- 
 erate, vain, light, frivolous, vulgar. From, 
 ί'/χω, to yield, to give way. 
 
 ΈΙχονίξω, to portray, imitate, to represent. 
 From ilxuv, an image. Th. ίίχω. 
 
 Wtxos, OTOS, TO, probable, likely ; fit, become 
 ing, proper ; reasonable ; just ; χοίτα το zlxos, 
 us TO i'lxos, according to probability or fitness ; 
 i'tx'oTos ν'ίξα, unreasonably, beyond what is right 
 or fit. Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 74.] 
 
 Wixoo-axts, adv. twenty times. From ίΙχοοΊ. 
 
 ΕΓ'Κ02Ι, and Poet, k'txecri, et, at, τά, 
 twenty ; 2^1. and indecl. Dor. ilxaTt. 
 
 Wixofftirhs, ου, χα) 'h, of twenty years. 
 
 Ί&ιχοσ•ιμίΤζθ5, containing twenty measures j 
 hence large, capacious. From ilxocrt, twenty,• 
 and μ'ίτξον, a measure. 
 
 ^ixofftxXtvos oJxos, a house containing twenty 
 beds or couches. 
 
 E/xcff'ivJj^i'Tfl?, eu, KKt h, for which twenty 
 
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 244 
 
 ΕΙΛ 
 
 contend. From uKoen, twenty, and ΙξΙζω, to 
 contend. 
 
 ΈΙκόα-αζος, βυ, ο χα.) h, twenty-oared, or man}'- 
 aared, i. e. of a very large size, Odys. ix, 323.] 
 TSiixea-ToSf the twentieth ; J", g. UKOtrTh» n. g. 
 Sv. From ilxoffi. 
 
 Ε/»ίτ«ί, adv. with reason, justly, rightly, 
 fftly ; probably. From i'lKus, Ores. Th. ιΐκω. 
 WiKovtri, thej* yield, 3. j)l. j^res. froin ιΊκω, 
 to yield. 
 
 'E/Kr>;v, they were like, they resembled ; 
 
 for UKiT'/^v, 3. dual, imperf. hy Sync, and reso- 
 
 lut. of diphthong U'xt'/iv, from ιΊχω. Or it 
 
 viay be pluperf. m,. ίΐκιιν, and in dual, ιΐκί'ιτην, 
 
 by Sync, s'txrviv, and by Dialysis ϊ'ϊχ,ττιν. ' 
 
 Έί'χτβ, for u'xiTo, he was made like, 3. sing, 
 imperf. 2^cis.fro?7i ί'/κω, to be like ; or plupcrf. 
 from ίί'γμ>ιν, ξσ, xro. 
 
 Έ,ιχνΤχν, fit, decent, becoming, ace. sing, 
 part. p. m. f g. from iixa,, p. m. for 'iotxa, 
 of ί'Ιχω, to be like. 
 
 ΕΓ'ΚΏ, to be like, to resemble ; also, to 
 yield, to submit, to comply with ; f. ξ«, p. τη. 
 \otxa.. 
 
 ΈιΙχω, όοζ, -ονς, h, Poet, for itx&tv, όνοζ, an 
 image, figure, statue, likeness. 
 
 WlxMv, yielding, submitting ; pari. pres. 
 from ύχω. 
 
 ΥΑχων, όνΰ$, 91, an image, representation, a 
 resemblance, a statue ; a figure in rhetoric, 
 imagery, Longin. 37.] 
 
 Wixui, like, probable, fit, becoming, decent; 
 jmrt. pres. m.from ilxa,. 
 
 Έιλκμ)ς, t^os, h, a membrane which invests 
 ike brain. From είλίω, to wrap up. 
 
 ΈΙλκτίνάξω, f άσω. Poet, to banquet, to 
 feast ; and 
 
 ΈίΙλα.'τηνα,σ'τγα, οΰ, ο, a guest. From, 
 ΕΓΛΑΠΓΝΗ fnXaTrnvij, vis, h, a feast, 
 a banquet, given by one jyerson, as ϊξανος, a 
 club-feast, Hom. Od. i, 205, dat. pi. ίιλατί- 
 v'/jiT/. From uXn, a company, an assembly, 
 and τίνω, to drink. 
 
 Έϋλχξ, κξοί, το, (and uXag) a covering, 
 slielter, rampart, bulwark. From ιΐχίω, to strait- 
 en, to press together. 
 
 Έΐλύτινοξ, for ίλάηνο;. Poet, made of fir. 
 From ίλάτΎΐ, the fir tree. 
 
 ΕΤλε, he took, 3. sing. 2. a. act. from, 
 «ίβΕΛ», to take. 
 
 Έ/Ιλίγμαι, Alt. for λίλζγμίχι, perf pas. of 
 λίγω, to say. 
 
 ΕΓΛΕΓΘΤΙΑ, «?, -h, Lucina, the goddess 
 (Diana) that presides over childbirth; called 
 also Έλεν^ίί. Fro7n ίλίύίω. 
 
 ΈΙλίΤτΜ^ 3. sing. pres. pas. from είλίω. 
 Ε/λεβί, οΰ, ο, a disease of the intestines, the 
 Ileus ; also a kind of vine ; a lurking -hole ; 
 a cook's table. From ίΐλίω. 
 'Μ•ιλΐ(ηον, a city of Ba;otia. 
 Έ'ίλίτ, and uXtro, 3. sing. 2. a. m. See 
 jS^TXe, from αίςίω, to take, to choose. 
 
 Έ'ίλίυ, thou didst take or seize. Dor. for 
 ίιΚου, 2. sing. 2, a. mid. of κψω. 
 
 Ε/λίΣ/ντβ, for ί'ιλίαντο, or stXouvre, Dar. 3. 
 j^hir. imperf. pas. of ίϊλίω, to turn. 
 
 'Κ'ίλίχα,, Att. for λίλίχα, perf. from 
 Xiyu. 
 
 ΕΓΑΕΏ, to croud together, press togeth- 
 er, shut up, to confine, gather •, but ί'ιλίω, to 
 roll or turn round, to wind round, wrap up, en- 
 velop ; fut. τ^σω, pcrf. yixa. Whence 
 
 Έ /iXYt, vii, 'h, a troop, company, a squadron, 
 a band ; and 
 
 E<'a>j, and ϊλνι, tj;, «, sunshine, the heat of 
 the sun. 
 
 EiXyihia-a, part, 1 . a. j)as. fem. surrounded ; 
 from iiX'ict). 
 
 Έιλflhξils, Us, xeci n, warmed by the sun. 
 From iiXyi, brightness, and Β-ίξο;, to warm. 
 
 Ί^Ιχήλονύοί, us, £, Poet, for Ιλήλυβκ, p. mid. 
 Alt. of ίξ^ομα,ι, to come ; p. mid. τίλνβιχ,, and 
 All. ίλ'/ιΧυύα,. 
 
 WikviXoZuzi, he had come ; 3. sing, pluperf. 
 m. of the same. 
 
 Έ,ΙΧτίλουύμίν, by Sync, for ίΙλνιλούύα,/Λίΐι, we 
 came, 1 . pi. from ίΐλ'/ιλονβα, p. m. 
 
 ΈΊ'λ'/ιμμαι, perf. Att. for λίλ'ήμμα.ΐ' and 
 
 Έtλylμμivos, for λίλνιμμζνοί, p)art. p). pas. of 
 λαμβάνω, to take, receive. 
 
 W/x»'rrai, he was taken, 3. sing, J^erf. 
 ί'/Χ'/ιμμαι, of Χα,μζ,ά,νω, to take. 
 
 E'/Xij(pa, I took, j^erf. Att. for χίχ^φα' 
 hence 
 
 ΈlXnφΛιs, ότοξ, part. perf. act. of the same. 
 
 Έ^Χνι^χ, ;>. Att. of Χαγ^ύνω, to cast lots. 
 
 E'/Xiyyos, ου, ο, a whirling or turning round, 
 a whirl, a vortex, a dizziness, twisting of the 
 guts. From uXinj, to turn round. 
 
 E'lXtyyos, a dizziness of the head or vertigo, 
 
 ffxoTtiiffis. 
 
 Έ'ίΧιγμβί, euros, ro, a winding or turning;, 
 a rolling, a whirling about. From ιΐχίττω. 
 
 Έ.'tXιyμβit, I was rolled, J^eif. pas. and part. 
 ί^X^yμivos, from ilxlrro). Th. ύΧίω. 
 
 Έ'^X^yμos, ου, ο, a turning, a Avinding, a whirl- 
 ing, a rotation, a circuit. From uXia-ffu. 
 
 EtXixis βόis, in the Poets, Fpith. of oxen, 
 crooking the legs in walking, or having twisted 
 horns ; from uXt^. 
 
 ΈιΧίΧξίνίΐχ, as, 91, sincerity, purity, integrity. 
 From 
 
 Έ,ιΧιχξίν*ι$, ios, xcci 9}, clear, distinct ; sin- 
 cere, pure ; unalloyed ; evident, plain ; in nom. 
 pi. ιΙΧιχξΐνύ$. From ilXvi, sunshine, or rather 
 ΪΧ?ι, and χξίνομα,ι, to distinguish. 
 
 Ε'/λίξ, or ίλ/ξ, ^Kos, 91, a turning round, a 
 turnings a twisting, a winding, a whirlwind, 
 a whirlpool, a tendril of a vine ; a species of 
 ivy ; a spiral, an armlet ; a volute of a column ν 
 also adj. for twisted, curled, tangled. From 
 
 tlX'tffffU. Th. ύΧίΟα. 
 
 EtXi-ro^ccs, having crooked feet, bending the 
 
 feet in walking ; dat. pi. Ion. uXiTO^ifftrr from 
 
 ElXiTous, ohs, xoii 91, having bending feet 
 
 or crooking the feet in walking. Frc m Ίχω, 
 
 (for which ilx'iea, to bend, is used), mid Tiws» 
 
 a foot. 
 
is,iu 
 
 245 
 
 EIS 
 
 Έΐλίίτσόμίνΰ!, a, ev, rolled up, part, pres.-pas. 
 JTom 
 
 Έΐλίιπτα, or 'ττω, to turn, wind, roll round, 
 roll up ; Jbr lohich is used ιλίττω, fiit. ίσ-ω, 
 perf. ύλικα' p. pas. ilXtyfAou. Tk. ίΐλίω, to 
 turn. * 
 
 ΈαΧΊχα,τα^ for itXiyftivoi v<rav, 3. plur. plu- 
 perf. pas. of ΰλίσβ-ω. Th. s'tXiu. 
 
 Έ'ίλκον, imperf. act. from ίλχ&ι, to draw or 
 pull. 
 
 KiXxufi, he drew or pulled, 1. a. imperf. 
 ίΐλκυον from ίλχόίύ, xrhich like Th. ϊλκΜ, 
 takes < after ε for the augment. 
 
 Έ^Ιλόμίνοί, ου, ο, part, pres. pas. from t'lXo- 
 μαι, from ίΐλίω, to press together, to shut 
 up. 
 
 Έ1λόμ'/ιν, I chose, 2. a. ind. m. of a'tgiu. 
 
 ΕΓλβν, £?, ε, 2. α. ind. act. ύ'λοντο, 3. pi. 
 2. a. mid. from αΐξίω, to choose, to take. 
 
 ΈΙΙλου, 2. sing. 2. a. m. of the same. 
 
 Έ/ίλο^α, Att.for Χίλοχα, i)e7f. of X'tya. 
 
 Ε/λ ύαταί. Ion. for ίΙΧνμίνα uir), perf. pas. 
 of ίΐΧύω, or ίΙΧυμι, to turn, to roll. Th. 
 itXso), 
 
 Ε/λί»ί, vog, «, (w/iXuhii του ^οτα,μόϋ) mud, 
 slime, a marsh, Hesych. the same with ΙΧυς, 
 mud. 
 
 ΈΊχόφαζί, it shone, 3. sing. im])erf. of 
 
 Έίλνφάζω, or -άω, f. ecffu, to turn, twist, 
 whirl about, as the ivind does a fame, Iliad xx, 
 492. Th. t'tXsai.] 
 
 ΈιΙΧυφ'οωνΠζ, Poet, for ίΙΧυφωντα, part. perf. 
 Tioin. plur. from ίΙΧυφύω, to turn round, to 
 whirl about. Th. ύχίω. 
 
 Έίχύω, or ε'ίΧυμι, fut. ύσω, to turn, roll ; to 
 creep or crawl ; to hide, to cover, to roll or 
 wrap round as a garment. 
 
 WlXu, or ίίΧω, the same with είλίω, or ιΐχίω. 
 
 ΕΓ'Λί12, ωτος, ο, or ίίχύττις, ev, ο, a Helot, 
 a, Lacedaemonian slave. 
 
 ΈΊΧωηία, α?, τ], the condition of a Helot, 
 slavery, servitude. 
 
 Έ,ιΧωτίύω, f. ξύσω, to be a Helot or a slave ; 
 and 
 
 Έ'ίΧατις, 4^οί, vi, a female slave. From 
 
 ίΙΧωζ. 
 
 'SZ(A,f(yr sT/ti/, to go, to come. 
 
 EJ^a, a,<ro%, to, a garment, clothing, JEol. 
 ϊμμα. From 'ίω, or Ιννύω, to put on. 
 
 ΈΊμχί, uffut, I sat, thou sattest, or I was 
 clad, perf. pas. of ίω, to be clothed ; I.e. 
 u9a.' pluperf, pas. είμην, part. perf. ειμίνος. 
 
 Έ>"μαι, p. pas. (f 'ίημ>, to send. 
 
 Έ.'ίμχξμαί, <rxi, τα,ί, Att. for μίμχξμαι, perf. 
 pas. and part, ύμχξμίνοξ, decreed by fate, 
 fated, necessary. 
 
 Έίμχξμίν*!, m, h, fate, destiny, fatal neces- 
 sit)^ From μύξω, to divi<le. 
 
 Έ'Ιμαξτα, it was decreed by fate, 3. pi. phi- 
 peyf. pas. of the same. 
 
 Έ,ΐμίν, Poet. Dor. and jEol.for Ια•μεν, 1 . pi. 
 pres. ind. of εΊμ), to be. 
 
 Εϊμεν, we may be, by Sync, for ίίνιμιν, jires. 
 4)pt. 1. 7'/. cfthe samf. 
 
 Έϊμίνκι, Poet, and Dor. for thai, Att. 
 'ίμεναι, ^ΈοΙ. 'ΐμμεναι, pres. inf. of ειμί, to be. 
 
 ΈΙμενο;, vi, ov, clad, arrayed, part, from, 
 ε7μχί, peif pas. from ίω, to put on, to clothe. 
 
 ΈιΙμίί, Dor. είμϊν. Poet, for εα-μζν, i . plur. 
 pres. ind. of εΙμ), to be. 
 
 E< μνι, unless, co7iJ. ,• also for xXXx, but. 
 
 Ei'^i, fii'ith a grave accent) u, or εΙ;, εστ), 
 to be, to exist ; to happen, to come to pass ; 
 to belong to; impcf. ^v, «?, n7id jEoI. -ha-ux, ri, 
 and, Att, in N. T. v\v, I was ; 2. a. subj. Z, 
 I may have been ; plupef. 'ήμην, ?ισο, ?ιτο, I had 
 been ; pres. imperat. Ίσύι, or 'έσθι, or εα-ο, 'έστω, 
 Att. Htm• pres. opt. ε'Ι'/ΐν, νις, '/]• pres. subj. ω, 
 'ήζ, h' f 'ίοΌμαι, Tj, ετχι, and by Sync, 'icrrxiy 
 jn^es. i7tfin. εΤνα^. 1. fit. infin. εσεσβχΐ' part, 
 pres. ων^ οΖσχ,, ov. Th. εω, obsol. 
 
 ΈιΤμι, ftvith a circumflex accent) to go, to 
 come, dual, Ίτον,'3. plur. "ar imperf. εΤν, dual. 
 "τον, 3. plur. Ίσχν 2. a. ind. "ov, Ίεζ• pres. 
 imperat. "Si, Ίτω• 2. a. imperat. "ε• perf, mid. 
 ux, (from ε" ω) Att. r,x, and by resolut. vjia, 
 xi, £• plupeyf. rinv, 3. pi. ηίτχν, Alt. γιεσχν. 
 Th. εω, obsol. 
 
 E/y, in, ybr Iv, Poet, with the dative. 
 
 ETv, imperf. of εΤμι, to go. 
 
 E?y, Poet. for h, impef. of εΙμ), to be. 
 
 ΈιΙνχετες, and εννχετεί, adv. for or during 
 nine years ; from $Ινχετ7ΐξ, of nine years, nine 
 years long. From iwix, nine, and ίτο;, a 
 year. 
 
 ΈΤνχί, pres. inf. from εΙμι, to be. 
 
 ΈΤνχί, by Metath. for ϊενχι, inf. from εΊμι, 
 to go. Hence χτεΤνχ», to go away, to depart. 
 
 ΕΤνα/, 2. α, irf. from Ίημ/, to send. 
 
 ΈΊνίίΧΪ^, νΐζ, vj, and εΙνχΧιο?, ov, of or in the 
 sea, marine, maritime, ybr ΙνχΧιοξ. From iv and 
 χΧς, χΧοί, 71, the sea. 
 
 Wivxvvx^ig, for nine nights, nine nights long, 
 adv. for ΐννεάνυχες, from ίννεχ, nine, and ννξ, 
 night. 
 
 ΈΙνχς, aSos, hy for εννχς, the number nine. 
 Tn Hesiod, the ninth day of the month. Tk. 
 ίννεχ. 
 
 EFNA'TEIP, or είνα,τπξ, ζοξ, ri, a brother's 
 wife, a sister-in-law; derived from ευνάζειν, 
 to lie. 
 
 Έανατοί, Ϋΐ, ov, the ninth,ybr %vva,ros. From 
 Ιννεχ, nine. 
 
 Ε/νί/χαντβ, Ion. and Poet, for '/ινείχχντβ, and 
 and ivtixxvTo, they carried or conveyed, 3, pi, 
 1. a. m. See in"Έ,vειxx, from φίξω. 
 
 Έ'ίνεχχ, by Poet. Fctasis for ενεκχ, because 
 of, on account of, by reason of, for the sake of, 
 for, udth the genit. and είνεχεν. Ion. 
 
 Em^/flff, ου, xx) h, lying or dwelling in 
 the way. From Iv, in, and ο^ος, a way. 
 
 Έ,ινοο'ίφυΧΧος, ου, ό xcii v\, shaking its leaves, 
 full of leaves, leafy, full of woods. From, φύλ- 
 λβν, a leaf, and ε'ίνοσι;, for ϊνοίΤίζ, a moving, a 
 shaking, froin Ινόω, to shake. 
 
 Έΐντχι, they sat, 3. p^. ;jer/! pas. εϊμχι, and 
 in jiluperf 3. pi. uvto, from obs. 'L•. 
 \ ΕΤξα, I am like, and in 1 . j)li,r. ΐ'ί'ίμμεν, 
 
EIP 
 
 246 
 
 EIP 
 
 i.e. indie, ad. of ιίκω• s'/^a?, yielding, part. 
 l.a. ί'Ιζαν, they yielded, 3. pi. 1. a. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 Έϊΰ, for ου. Poet, gen, sing, μιτα, ίϊο) with 
 himself. 
 
 ETiTiAs, us, if I said, and in 3. phir. ίΤ-ταν, 
 
 1. a. indie, act. ιί'πα.ι, 1. a. hifn. u'zrov, is, s, 
 
 2. a. and ιίττοίτζ•, '2. pi. 1. a. imperat. from 
 'i-roj, to say, which takes ι after i, for the aug- 
 ment, and retains it in all the modes. 
 
 Wi-7ea6\ for ιι-τταη, '■Z.pixir. 1. a. imperat. 
 and 
 
 EiVs, say or speak thou, Att.for u-ffi, 2. a. 
 imperat. and u'^-ilv, to have said, 2. a. inf. of 
 the saone. 
 
 WiTiju-iv, infin. Ion. for u-nTv, 2. a. inf. of 
 the safne. 
 
 Έ'/τίξ, if, if truly, if indeed, since ; ίίτίζ α,ξα, 
 if indeed, Th. si, if. 
 
 ΈΤτεσ-κί, he said, Ion. for sTcrs, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 ίΤ^τον, ofi-TTu, to say. 
 
 Έ^Ί-ττη, if any where, if by an}^ means, if any 
 how. From it, if. 
 
 EiV'/j, thou mayest say, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. 
 Hence ^ΈοΙ. ΐίττ'/ιιτ^α, 2. sing. 2. a. ofi-rcd. 
 
 WiTouiv, if from any place, if any where. 
 
 WiTfo), if any where. Th. ει. 
 
 Wi9roju,vv, I followed, and in 3. j)!. ίί-ττοντο, 
 imperf or 2. a. of il'zr.yjS^ f ϊ^Ρομχί, ]). ίΐμ. 
 fjiMi, to follow. 
 
 Eivrey, £i, i, 2. a. indie, and Dor. t'lrov, for 
 ίΐτί, 1. a. imperat. of'i'Tru, to sa}'. 
 
 EiVars, adv. if ever, if at any time. From 
 s'l, if, and τότε, when. From on, the same. So 
 
 Έ'ίτον, adv. if any where. From i'l, if, and 
 ^ov, where ? from os, who. 
 
 ΕΓτ«, 2. a. subj. ίΐτων, ούσα., ov, j^art. 2. a. 
 ofi'TTu, to say. 
 
 Ε7•τ«ί, adv. if by any means, if any how, 
 if perhaps. From il, if, and τως, bow ? 
 
 Wip, a storm or tempest ; brightness, splen- 
 dor. 
 
 Έΐζάνα, as, L•, Dor. for εΐξ'/ιν/!, 'h, peace. 
 
 ΈΊξα,φίάτ7ΐ5, ov, 0, epithet of Bacchus. Said 
 to be derioed from ro ν^ράφθοίΐ, his being sewed 
 into the thigh of Jupiter; ivhe nee also μ-ήξθγ- 
 
 Έΐζγκίω, to hinder, forbid, exclude ; to di- 
 v'lae, to part ; inij). ί'ίξγα,βον, and by Poet, 
 resolut, Wfjynuov. From ίξγΜ, or ίίξγΜ, the 
 same. 
 
 E/V'y«9'«i«>i'''j «>'? «'T'ij I exercised, I laboured, 
 1. a. 'in. 'Δζγαζομ'/,ν, ου, ετο, imperf. of Ιξγά- 
 ζομΆΐ, to work, to labour. Th. ίξγον. 
 
 Ι^Ιργάιτύ'ήν, I made, I did, 1 . a. ind. pas. 
 
 YJlpyoiff^cii, (Tctt, τΆΐ, I was made or done, 
 p. indie, pas. and part, il^yaa^ivos' froml^ya- 
 l^^o^cHifrom tlie same. 
 
 Έ•Ίργα, he restrains, he hinders, 3. sing, 
 pres. ind. act. ί'ίξγίσίοα, to be parted or sep- 
 arated, pres. inf. pus. from ί'Ιζγω, to restrain, 
 confine. 
 
 Έ^γμοίί, I was imprisoned or bound, p. ind. 
 mis, and part. &ΙζγμΑνο5' from tlte same verb. 
 
 Έΐξγμο5, ov, o, a shutting up, GonfineiaeBi, 
 imprisonment. 
 
 Έ'ίξγομαι, to be prohibited, to abstain from, 
 to be shut up. See ΈΊ'ξγω. 
 
 Έΐξγον, restraining, confining, jmrt. pres. 
 neut. g. ί'ι'ξγον, abstain thou from, pres.'' imp. 
 j)as. ε'/ξγονσ-ί, 3. pi. pres. indie, act. from ε'/ξγω^ 
 f. ζω, to restrain. 
 
 ΕΓ'ΡΓίΙ, fwith the asjnrate) f |«y, p. χ^α.• 
 to confine, shut up, imprison ; ugyu fwith the 
 smooth breathing) to restrain, to hinder, to for- 
 bid, to keep from, to exclude. Hence τολιοζ- 
 κεω, to besiege a city.] 
 
 Έΐξίΰί,, ecs, or Ion. εΐξίνι, vis, h, an assembly. 
 From ίίξίύ, to say. 
 
 Έ/Ιξεαι, Ion. for ε'ΐξ'/ι, thou askest, 2. sing. 
 J)res. indie, of ε'ίξoμa^,fυr ίζομα,ι. Th. ε'ι'ξαι. 
 
 Έΐξίΰΐ,τα<, Ion. for il^yiVToci, 3. pi. perf. pas. 
 from ρεω, to say. See FJζylμίvΰs. 
 
 Έ,Ιξ'εεϋ-^/ζί, -εΐσόαι. Ion. and Poet, for ίξεο-^αι^ 
 to ask, to inquire. 
 
 ΈΊ'ζεο, Ion. for ε'ίζον, ask thou, ^^res. imperat. 
 of ί"ξομχ(' it may also be imperf from ίξομοα. 
 Th. ζιοω. 
 
 Ei'es^ei, ov, 0, captivity, servitude. From 
 ε'ίξω, to tie, knit. 
 
 '¥Jloi<fU!/A, Ion. for ϊξεσόαι, to ask, to inquire. 
 
 Έ/ίξεα-ία, as, h, and 
 
 ΈΙξίίτίτι, m•) h, a rowing, Odijs. xi, 639.J 
 
 Wi^itftiovyji VIS, h, an olive branch enveloped 
 ■with wool and adorned u'itk fruits, which they 
 used to hang up before the gates of the te7nples 
 to avert famine ; a wreath hung' up in honour 
 of the dead. Schn. From εΤ^β?, wool. 
 
 Έίξεΰίτ/χι, enumerating, recounting, Dor. for 
 Ιοουσαι, 2)a7^t. pres. pi. num. fern, g. frow 
 ίξίω, to say ; Poet, ίΐςίω. Th. 'ίξω. 
 
 ΈιΊρ'ήκ.Ά, perf All. from ρ'εω, to say,f fviffu^ 
 ]}. '^ρ'ΑΚΆ, part. perf. Att. iloYiKUs' and 
 
 Έίζ'/ιμενο5, n, ov, said, spoken ; mentioned, 
 abovementioned, Aristot. Poet. 1 ; part, from 
 ε'ίρ'ήμ,α,ι, Att. for ϊρρ'/ιμκι, perf. pas. from ρ'εω. 
 Others derive it from Ιξίω.^ 
 
 Wiphv, ivos, 0, a boy who begins to speak. 
 From ί'/ξίύ, to speak. 
 
 Wt^nvalos, K, ov, peaceable, pacific, calm, 
 quiet. From εΐξ'/ιν/ι^ peace. 
 
 Ίί}ξ)ΐνκξχ;'/ΐ5, οσ, ό, an irenarch, a certain 
 officer in the Greek Empire, whose office it was 
 to preserve peace and tranquillity in the j)rov- 
 inces. From the same Th. and α,ζχνι^ domin- 
 ion, rule. 
 
 ϋΊξ^νευΜ, to cultivate peace, to be at peace, 
 to live in peace, to pacify if. εΰιτω, p. εΐξ^ενκ,α,. 
 
 ΕΓΡΗ'ΝΗ, '/IS, h, peace, quiet ; harmony 
 or union. From zl^itv, to connect together. 
 Hence 
 
 ΈΊξ>ινϊκο5, yi, ov, of or belonging to peace, a 
 friend of peace, peaceable, pacific. 
 
 ΈΙξτινονοΛω, ω, to make peace, to reconcile, 
 to pacify, f. ήσω, p. il^nvoToi^Koc• atid hence 
 
 ΈΑΐξ'ηνο•π•οιο5, ου, ό xai h, a peace-maker, a 
 lover of peace. From ίίξτιν/ι, peace, and ττοήω^ 
 to make. 
 
EIP 
 
 247 
 
 EI§ 
 
 ^ΙξΐΗος, ου, of wool, made of wool, and '/ιςί- 
 Μ(φς. Th. είξοζ. 
 
 Έ'/ξίον, the same loilh εξίον. See Έίξος. 
 
 ΈΙξοκό/ΐΛΰί, ου, ο Ku) 'h, carding wool, working 
 in wool. Froni ύ'ξίον, from ίϊξο;, wool, a/id 
 }(.ομ'ίΜ, to take care of. 
 
 ΈΛξομ,κι, See in Ε7^ω. 
 
 ΈιΙ^οττόκος, ου, ό κ,α) r„ covered with wool, 
 woolly, fleecy. From •ΛΐΊχ,ω, or τίκω,^. ϊ,ω, to 
 comb, J}, m. 'π'ί'ποκοί (hence ΰτίκοξ, a fleece), 
 and ίίξοξ, wool. 
 
 EPP02, to?, TO, and εζίον, ου, το, wool. 
 From, ί'/ξω, to knit, to weave. 
 
 'Κ'ίξ'ρτομίί, Dor. for ii^Tof^iv, we went, 1 . j-il. 
 imperf, ind. from ίξττω, to creep. 
 
 ΈΙζύβίΤΰΐι, Ion. for ί'/ξυντχι, 3. pers. plur. 
 num.. perf. indie, pas. For the Ionics form, 
 ihe 3. pers. pi, of the perf and pluperf from 
 the 3. sing, by inserting short oc before τοι,ι or 
 <ro. So ίΐζύοίτο, Ion. for ίΊξν:/χίνοι ηιία,ν, 3. pi. 
 pluperf. if ι\ρΰω. Poet» for ίξύω, to keep, to 
 guard, 
 
 'Ά'ΙξυκΆ, perf act. Ιξύω, to keep, to guard, 
 defend. 
 
 'ΆΙξύμίνοίί, pres. iiifin. Dor. for ίΐξΰίΐν from 
 έΐξύα, or Ιξύω, to drag or di'aw. 
 
 Wi^vvTo,for εΐξόοντο, 3. plur. itnperf ind, of 
 ΐζνμα.1, by Sync for Ιζΰομοα, to keep, to guard, 
 defend ; so tQvff6ai,for Ιξύίσβοίΐ, pres. inf. 
 
 Έΐξύσαιτύαι, to keep, to guard, 1. a. irf. m. 
 Poet, for Ιζύίτοίσύα,ι, ^ϊξύω. 
 
 Ε7^ϋτο, 3. sing, pluperf ind. pas. of the 
 same Th. 
 
 Έΐξύοο, Poet, for Ιξυοα, fut. σαι, to draw, to 
 drag ; to guard, defend, save. 
 
 ΈΙΙοχ^Άται, and ίΐξ^οίτο, Ion. for ίΐξγμίνοι 
 ε'ισ), and ίΐ^γμίνοι '^<roiv, 3. pi. perf. and plu- 
 perf. of εί/}γνυμ(, or ίίξγω, to shut up. 
 
 ΕΤ^-ψα, I burst forth, 1. a. ind. of ϊξ^ω, to 
 creep, /". -ψω, p. φαο. 
 
 ΕΓ'Ρϋ, to tie, knit, connect, weave •, to en- 
 tangle ; to say, to tell, to ask, to declare ; in 
 which sense the pres. is not used, (ϊξίω, and 
 ΐίξίω, Poet. J fut. ΙξΜ, and in 2. plur. Ιξίϊτί, 
 ye shall or will say ; pef. είξπκοι, formed from 
 ίζίω, ivhich takes t after ε for the augment, 
 perf pas. ύ'ξ'/ιμοίί- paulo-postf. είοήσομοα• pres. 
 m. ϊξομοίΐ, (Ιξεομχι and ζίζομαι. Poet. J to ask ; 
 f. Ιρ^οΌμοίΐ• 1. α. ίΙζνια•άμ'/ιν, and '/ΐξάμην 2. a. 
 9]ρόμΐΐν, and Poet, ΰξάμίΐν. 
 
 ΕΓ'ΡίΙΝ, ωνοί, ο, one who speaks differently 
 from what he thinks ; a dissembler, Theophr. 
 Char. 1.] 
 
 ΈΊζωηίχ, αί, h, a dissembling of one's mean- 
 ing in speaking, dissimulation. Hence Eng. 
 
 IRONY. 
 
 ΈΙξωνϊκ,οξ, h, ov, one fond of dissembling his 
 meaning in discourse. 
 
 ^Μξωνικωξ, in a feigned, ironical manner ; 
 «nd l},ence ironically, with dissimulation, adv. 
 From ίΐζων, οονος, ο. 
 
 Έΐζωτκ, S. sing. pres. indie, and ζίξωτα,, and 
 ίϊξύταν, 3. sins» anUph irnperf. from> ίίξωτάοί. 
 
 Έ.}ξΛΐτΆν, Ion. for ίξωτ^ν, and this for i^^ 
 TUitv, pres. inf. from 
 
 Έ^Ιζωτάίο, Ion. and Poet, for ipcaTac>},f. nffu^ 
 to aslc, inquire ; imperf. ^ξύτοίον, ων, -an, 
 -«?, i^-c. 
 
 ΕΓ2, or U, prep, f governing the accus.J to, 
 towards, agambc ; on, upon, after, because of ; 
 v/ith, among ; through, for ; in, into, at ; 
 ηλυύον l; Ύξοί'/,ν, they had come to Troy, Iliad 
 X, 28 ; loiv ίμοίξτήση sh o-i, if he sin against 
 thee, Mai'k iii, 29 ; Ιμτττύο'οίντίζ u? αυτόν... ^ 
 ίτνττον iig Tm Άίφαλίΐν, spitting upon him.... 
 they smote him on the head. Mat. xxvii, 30 ; 
 its 'hir.aiosmm ίττ'αινίϊτχι, he is commended for 
 his justice, Arislot. ίϋνου? s/j τον }^μον, kind of• 
 well disposed towards the people ; hvro us του; 
 ά.νύξύ'ττους, they went or rushed cut against the 
 men, Xen, A7iab. iv, 2, 5 ; obV Ι^ιτητιον us 
 άν&ξύτουί, that one ought not to go among 
 men, Mem. i, 1, 14 ; it is sometimes followed 
 by a genitive, but an accusative noun is then 
 understood, such as oTxov, ^όμον, ^ωμα, νχον, 
 τΌ-ττον, or the like ; as us ahou fscil. ^ωμα) in 
 hell. Acts ii, 27, where some, hoxvever, suj}- 
 ply the ellipsis by χίΐξοι, agreeably to Hosea 
 xiii, 14 ; lis Ά7rΌλλωvos, scil. vxov, to Apol- 
 lo's temjde, as in Latin ad Vestse, and in 
 English to St Paul's, ^c. Is του Αξτχγου^ 
 sc. olicov, to Harpagus' house, Herod, i, 113 j 
 us TO μισόν for iv rZ μίσαι, in the midst, Xen. / 
 ils is sometimes joined with an adverb, as sis 
 οί-τα^, or ucrx-71 -χζ,, for once, for one time ; us 'i-ru- 
 Tx, or uA-TTUTa, or Is τχ ί-πιτα, afterwards, 
 thenceforward ; its υτηζζολην, exceedingly, very 
 greatly, very much ; is o, wherefore, for which 
 reason, Herod, i, 115 ; also until, ii, 115; is 
 TO or TO, μάλιστα, very much, greatly, partic- 
 ularly, chiefly ; sometimes zls is understood, as 
 Ικίίνγ τα πλείστου άξια εχ^ξωντο, they used 
 that (fountain) for the most important occasions, 
 Thucyd. ii ; s/j τ), whither, to what end or 
 intent. Hence ιΐσω, in or within.] 
 
 ETj, Poet, for ns, 2. sing, imperf. of ύμ)^ 
 to he, for which εΤ is also used. 
 
 ΕΓ?, or εϊ, 2. sing. pres. or imp. but εϊ<τ\ 
 for είσι, 3. sing. pres. of είμ), to go. 
 
 Ei'i, 'ivTos, part. 2. a. ^v, 2. a. ofΊyιμι, t& 
 senj^. 
 
 EF2, μίχ, h, one, somebody, a certain, the 
 first, (the same as •χ•ξωτο5) Mat. xxviii, 1 . ; gen, 
 hos, μια5, Ivos' s/V xaf us (for its κχ) είτα εΪ5) 
 one by one, literally one and then one, Mark 
 xiv, 19, ivhere the editions of the Greek Testa- 
 ment comvnonly have Άχύ"" instead of χαβ\ for- 
 Kxt i'tf which is for και εΤτα.^ 
 
 ΕΤίΤα, 1. a, act. of εΊ^Μ, to know, or jT/tw, to 
 go ; yffa, the same, 1. a. mid. εϊσάμ^ν. 
 
 ΕΓο•«5, 1 . a. ind. of ϊννυμι, or. ίω, f. ϊσω, to 
 .sit, to make sit. 
 
 Wtffxyxy^, 3. nng. 2. a. subj. act. Att. of 
 εΙσάγΜ, to bring in, to introduce, f. ξα. 27/, 
 ayoj. 
 
 Έισχγγελία, as, ii, an information against, 
 accusation, % denunciation ; and 
 
EI2 
 
 ί48 
 
 ΕΙ2 
 
 "Ela-xyyiXXu,/. ίλω, p. ίλχα, to bring news, 
 give notice, to report, announce, relate, men- 
 tion ; to inform against, accuse, denounce. Th. 
 
 eiyyiXXai. 
 
 ΈΊ'σ-αγί, enter thou, jn-es. or 2. a. ivipernt. 
 
 ΈΊσ-άγα;, £/ί, n, to bring in, to lead in, to 
 introduce ; to bring into court ; to enrol,yi<i. 
 ^ω, peif. ί]σηχα,• 2. a. utrnyov, and Att. i\avr 
 γα,γον 2. a. imperat. είσ-άγαγί, ίτω• 2. a. 
 subj. ίΐσαγάγω^ r,;, γ 2. a. hif. ίΐσα,γα,γίΐν 
 part. pres. pas. ίΐσαγόμίνοζ, ??, βν, introduced, 
 initiated. From tU, in, and αγω, to lead. 
 
 Wio-ayeoyh, r/S, h, a bringing in, an introduc- 
 tjon, an importation. 
 
 Wiffoiyuy'ix.c;, ii, ov, relating or serving to an 
 introduction, introauctory. 
 
 Έ^Ιίτα,γ&ιγ'ί μοζ , ου, ο κα) h, brought in, im- 
 ported ; an action which maybe legally brought. 
 From ίΐίτάγω. 
 
 Kiiraiiv, adv. always ; ο s/Vas), eternal. From 
 kii, alwaj^s. 
 
 ΈΙΙιτΆ^ ,fQr ίΐσ-ατο, S. sing. 1. a. 7nid. of ζω, 
 to place, to set,y. icfw 1. a. iitfa. 
 
 Έ,Ιιτακ,οντίζω, f. Ί^ω, to throw darts at or 
 into.] 
 
 'ΈΛ\(τακοΰω-> to hear, to listen or hearken to, 
 tb obey,yMi. οΰσω, perf. ζΙσήκουκΆ' 1. a. pas. 
 I'lffYixoufff/iv p)art. 1. a. pas. tltrazovirhis, ivrog• 
 l.y. jMS. ί'κΤΆκ,ουσύήίΤομαι, loitJi gen. From £<V 
 and, ακούω, to hear. 
 
 Έιίσ-άλλομοα, or Ισ-άλλαμκι, Jilt, ουμοίΐ, to 
 jump or leap in. Th. α,λλομχι. 
 
 ΈΙσάμίνοι, Ion. for Ιιτάμινοί, part. 1. a. mid. 
 β/ϊω, to place, to erect ; 1. a. iJtra. 
 
 EiVajitsjv, ω, aro, 1. a. ind. m. of ίΐ^ίω, or 
 -ί/^ω, to knowj to resemble. 
 
 Έία•άμην, 1. a. ind. inid.from ίΐω, to go. 
 
 Έισύμΐΐν, I penetrated or pierced, Iliad iv, 
 138 ; V, 538 ; l•ιβί ττξο δί ilffBcro χα) ττίί, but 
 it pierced even through this, for "ττξοί'κηχ,το, 
 
 1, a. from -Τξο and ιΊμι, to go, 
 
 ΕΓο-αν, they placed or erected, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 act. ilff», and Poet, 'iff^a' from 'ίω, or ίνννμι, 
 the same with ϊζω, to place. 
 
 E/<ra!/«?a/viu, to mount up, to ascend to, to 
 ascend, to go on board, f. β'/κτομαι, p. βίζηκοί' 
 
 2. α. ίζνιν, part. 2. a. t'nTOivxSa.;, and in Ji g. 
 ίϊ(τα))θίζ,ο!.!τοί• 2. a. opt. ίΙα•ανκζαί•/ΐν. From tiS) 
 ^ya, and βαίνω, to go. 
 
 Έ'κτανιων, Όντοζ, climbing or mounting up to, 
 part. 2. a. act. from us, ava, and ζίμι, to go. 
 
 Ε/νάταξ, adv. for once, only once, at once. 
 FroTYi tU and ατα^, the same. 
 
 Έlσ■aξιβμίω,f. 'Ασω, to number in or with. 
 
 *EiV«i, O.CC. pi. f. g. i'tffns, gen. from Ittros, 
 VI, ev, equal, the same with Hero;. 
 
 Ε'/ο-ατί, he seemed or appeared, 3. sing. 1. 
 m. φη- from ε'Ι^ω^ to see, f. ί1<τομαι, 2. α. ttlov 
 0.nd 
 
 Έίίτατύ, it penetrated or pierced, 3. sing, 
 I. a. m. of ύ'ω, to go. 
 
 Έ,'κτάττω, to leap or spring in, te leap upon. 
 Fr$m ils *nd eirrc'J. 
 
 Wi(ra'u6ii, and uefauns, for the ftiture, herjf- 
 after ; to another time ; afterwards. From, 
 αυύις, and αντί;, again. Th. uv. 
 
 ΈΙα-αφίχανε, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. of 
 
 ΈιΙα-αφιχα,νω, to come, to arrive, to return. 
 From ί'ις, α-ττο, and ϊχ,άνω, to come. Th. Ιχ,ύ- 
 oμuι,fut. Ί^ομαι, p. Ίγμαι• 2. α. m. ίχόμ*ιν. 
 
 Έ,ίσαφίκ'/ιαι, thou mightest come, 2. sing. 
 2. a. subj. m. Ion. for ίΐσ-χφίχ,'/ι, ivhich is from 
 
 ΈιΊσαψ/χνίομαι, f. ίζομα/, p. ιγμα/, to come, 
 to arrive. From the same Th. 
 
 Έ,Ίτζάλλω, fut. αλω, perf. xa, to throw or 
 cast in, to enter, to break into, to make an 
 inroad, to invade. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 Έ.Ισζιάζομαι, to employ force, to use λΊο- 
 lence, to enter by force ; to break in. From 
 βιάζομαι, the same. Th. βία. 
 
 ΈΊα^ίζάζω, f. άσω, to cause to go on board, 
 to put on board. From βιζάζω, from βαίνω, 
 to go, to walk. 
 
 ΈΙα-ξΰλ^, r,s, Yi, an inroad, incursion, inva- 
 sion, attack, military expedition ; an entrance, 
 a beginning. From ύσζάλλω, 
 
 Έΐίτοίχ;ομαι, to receive into, to admit into, 
 l.y. m. ίΐίτοίζομαί. From us and ^ίχ^ομαι, to 
 take or receive, J^erf. ^ζ^ίγμαι• 1. a. jms. 
 
 Έ,Ισ^ξαμοΖα•α, running in, pa?t. 2. a. act. 
 fern, g.from τξίχ;ω, to run. See Έ>ϊσ-ί$ξαμβν. 
 
 ΈΊ<τ2ύνω, to go in, to enter into, to pen- 
 etrate. 
 
 ΈΊίΤί, I . a. indie, act. of ίω, to place, to set, 
 to erect; f Ιιτομαΐ' 1. a. τη. ιΐσάμην perf, 
 ίίμαι. 
 
 Έ/ίίπαι, for ίΐστι. Ion. 2. sing. 1. f m. of 
 ύ'^ω, to know,y. ίίσομαι. 
 
 Έισί^ξαμον, I ran in, 2. a, ind. act. from 
 ίΐστξίχ^ω, f ^ζϊ%ωy j). ίΐα-τ'ίτξί^α• part. 2. a. 
 ύα-'^ξαμων, ούσα, ov. From us and τξί^ω, to 
 run,y. ζω, p. ^ί^ξάμ'/ι»α, and ητξίρ^α. 
 
 WiffQu, 3. sing. 2. a. indie, ί/σ^υμι, from 
 lis and 2νμι, or "^ύνω, to go in or enter. 
 
 Έ/Ζα-ειμι, or utri' /ιμι, to enter in, to go in, to 
 come in, in 3. pi. ind. pres. ίΐσίαιην. Ion. for 
 iiffiTffi. From us, in, and ίίμι, or "ημι, to go. 
 
 Ε/ο-εΓσ•;, for iitrnTcri, Ion. ΰτΛάσι, they sent 
 or threw in, 3. plur. pres. indie, from ε'κτί^ιμι. 
 See "Ίημι. 
 
 Έίΰ-ίλαννω, f. άσω, p. χα, to ride, march, o»* 
 sail in ; to break in, make an irruption. From 
 ίλαύνω, to drive. 
 
 Έ'κηλεύα-ομαί, γ, iTUi, 1 .f. m. of ίΐα-ίξ^ομαι, 
 to enter, come in ; 2. a. s/ViX^ev p. mid. 
 ιΐιπλ'ήλνύα. Th. ϊξχομαι. 
 
 Έ/Ισίλθε, ίτω, 2. a. impei'at. act. utnXSiivt 
 
 2. a. inf. smX^»??, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. ύσελίων, 
 ουαα, ov, 2. a. part, of ίϊσίξρ^ομαι. 
 
 Έ,Ισίλΰωμίζ, Dor. for ιΐσίλθωμιν, we may 
 enter or go in, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of smg- 
 χομαί. 
 
 Έϊ<ην, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ϊω, to set, 
 to place, y. ϊσω, 1. a. titra. 
 
 Wtciviyxris, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. and in 
 
 3. plur. uffiviyxucrtv, of ί'κτφίξα, to carry ia, 
 
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 ΕΪ2 
 
 f. tifoiira' 1. a. uffYiviyxrU,' 2. a. utrrinyKov. 
 From lis and φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Wiffi'TfitTK, and Ια•ί<τ(ίτα, adv. afterwards, 
 thenceforward.] 
 
 Έ.Ισ'ί'ττίξτκτα, 1 . a. ind. act. of ίΐστίξάω. 
 From us and τηξάω, to pass through or over, 
 y. ι^ιτω, and άιτω. 
 
 Wta-i-^ri^'/Kra, I leaped in or upon ; 1 . a. inrf. 
 act. of £iVir>j^«iu, to jump or leap in,y. '^ο-ω, p. 
 %Ια•'η';τ'/)^ν>κΒί. From ils and τη^άω, to jump or 
 leap. 
 
 ΈιΙΑζ^βμαι, to come or go in, to enter into ; 
 to rush in; in 3. pi. pres. imperat. &1α•ίξχ;ί- 
 βθωσα.ν' ^.f. ΐΙ(ηλίύσομαΐ' 2. a. SiVsjX^ev, s?, £• 
 2. a. imperat. uffzXh• perf. mid. Att. tlinXri- 
 y.u6a. From us and Th. ϊζ^ομ,Άΐ, to come. 
 
 Ε/ίΤίίΤίτάσ'αντβ, S. p)lur. 1. a. in. of uff^xa. 
 Th. σ'ττάω. 
 
 Wlffiraiy he shall or will know, 3. nng. l.y. 
 Til. of ζΐ'^ω^ to know, y. ίΐσομα,ί' 2. α. £Τδβι« anci 
 
 lOOV, 
 
 Έ.Ί<ηυ-7Τβξίω rri iroXs; χξ^ματα^ to furnish 
 the city with money. 
 
 ΈιΙ^γΰτΛΐ, 3. sing. ind.Jrom 
 
 Έ,ϊσ^γίομ,α/, to advise, counsel, persuade; 
 to introduce, to set the example. From us 
 and νιγίομαι, to lead,y. ^σ•ομαι, perf. τ^γημαι. 
 
 WiffYiyriffis, ut>s, vi, counsel, advice, exhorta- 
 tion, admonition, example ; dat. pi. urtiyn' 
 0t9r and 
 
 Έι<η]γί]τίαν, one must advise or counsel. 
 
 E<V>jy>;T^i, ου, ό, an adviser, counsellor, or 
 nuthor of any thing. From ύσνιγίομαι. 
 
 Έ/ο-)ίί/, 3. sing, pluperf. m. of tlffu^i, to go 
 in, to enter. From ils and εΓ^/, to go ; p. m. 
 iJa• pluperf. m. ^uv. 
 
 Έι'κτ7ΐκούΐτ6ι^ν^ 1. a. indie, jms. of ίΐιτακούω^ 
 to hear, hearken to, f. cuy p. uff^xouxa- 1. 
 f. pas. ίϊσακονίτόιήσομΒίί. Th. ίκούω. 
 
 TSilffviXetro, 3. sing. 1: a. m. ί1<Τίΐλκμίΐν, ω, 
 «TO• from ΰααΧΧομα,ι^ to leap in or upon. Th. 
 αλλομαι, 
 
 E/V^X^ov, 2. a, indie, act. of ιισ-ίξρζομχί, to 
 enter, to go in. From us and 'ίζ^ομαι, to come, 
 f, ίλίνιτομαί• 2. a. τιλύον. 
 
 Ι&ισ^νεγχα, 1 . α. act. and 
 
 ΈιΙσνινίγχά,μην, ω, ατο, I. α. m. of ιΊσφίξω^ 
 to bring or carry in, f. olffw 1 . a. ηηγκιχ,. 
 Th. φίξω. 
 
 'R'ltTi^Sy gen. sing. f. g. of t'itres, v, ey, the 
 same with Hffos, *i, ov, equal. 
 
 'Euffoa, thou goest, by JEol. Paragogefor us, 
 
 2. sing, jires. ind. of ιΐμί, to go. 
 
 Έ7(τΰαι, to be sent, j). inf. of Ίημι, to send ; 
 p. pas. ίΐμαΐ' or from ϊνννμι, or Ίω^ to put on. 
 
 ΕΤσ•/, 3. sing. pres. ind. of ί^μί, to go. £ut 
 uff), they are, 3. plur. of ιΐμ), to be. 
 
 Έ1σ•ία,(Τί, they enter or go in, Ion. for t'/o-tifft, 
 
 3. plur. from siVs/^/. 
 
 ΈιΙσ•ήνχι, pres. inf. act. of ίίσιιμι, or ίΐδ'ίημί, 
 to enter. Th. ίΊμι. 
 
 Έιία-ιτ^ξΐΒί, ων, τα, new-year's day ; the sacri- 
 fices offered when the senate first assembled ; 
 also the sacrifices offered on new year's dav.] 
 
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 Ε<ΛΛ>ν, avres, part. 2. a, of ίΐ^αμι. 
 
 Έ.1σ•χ&λίω, and ^ΙσκαΧίομαι, to call in, te 
 invite, summon ; 1. a. m. ιΙ<ηκαλ&σάμ'/ιν, ω, 
 α,το, part. ίΙσχα,Χίΐτάμίνο5. From, us, in, ond 
 καλίω, to call,y! tiro, and vitru, p. χίχλ^ιχα. 
 
 W^ffx^χλvιμίvos, called in, invited, 2^<'-'''t• P^rf• 
 pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Έΐα-χαμι}», m, n, a bringing in, importation, 
 introduction. 
 
 Έ^<rxoμ^ζω,f. ία-ω, to bring in, import, intro- 
 duce. From χομίζω, to carry, from χομίω, to 
 take care of. 
 
 Έ'κτχομισβί^, i/V«, iv, brought in, imported, 
 introduced ; jmrt. 1 . a. pas. of εισ'χομίζω. 
 
 Έι'κτχνχλίω, ω, f '/tffu, p. Uffxtxvxktixa, to 
 roll in, to bring in by rolling ; to bring in. 
 
 'E<Vx«, to liken, to compare, to make like, 
 Poet, for Ίσχω• pres. inf. Vitrxuv. From e'lxa, 
 to be like. 
 
 'Eiffohuf ων, τα, income, revenue ; ex- 
 penses. 
 
 Έ!σο^ίάζομαί, to be brought in, to come in 
 as money. 
 
 Έ>1α•ΰ^ιαΖ,όμινον άξγύξίον, money brought in. 
 
 'E't'ffo^os, ov, 71, an entrance, avenue, a thresh- 
 old ; a tribute, a tax or revenue. From us 
 and oh OS, way. 
 
 ΈΙίτοιχΊΖ,ω, to take or receive home, to settle 
 inhabitants in a place. Th. olxas. 
 
 Έ,Ισ -oiffits, 2. sing, l.f indie, act. of ύσίρίξω. 
 
 ΈΙσοίχνίω, to enter, to go into, to frequent, 
 Odys. ix, 120.] 
 
 Έισόχχ, Dor. for uv'oxtv, until, so long as, 
 adv. Bion. ii. From sis, or is, to, β, and χίν. 
 
 Έ/ίσομοίΐ, l.f. m. of ί'Ι^ω, to know. 
 
 Έ/Ισομοίΐ, l.y*. m. of ιΐω, to go. 
 
 ΈΙΙίτομχι, I shall or will place, 1. f. m. of 
 Ίω, or uu, obsol. 
 
 ΈΙσ•οξάω, to look at or upon, to behold. 
 From US and οξάω, to see, f. άσω, p. ϊώ• 
 
 ξΧΧΟί. 
 
 Έΐα-οξόων, looking at, beholding, Poet, for 
 ί'κτοξων, j)art. pres. of the same; so ικτοξόωσ'Λΐ, 
 for uffo^uffai,f. g. pi. num. part. pres. 
 
 "E/Vej, n, ov, the same with fcro}, equal. 
 
 Έΐα-τάιταντο, 3. jd. 1. a. m.from 
 
 Έι}σ•7Τχω, and -<τάομαί. 1. f. άνω, άγομαι, to 
 draw in. 
 
 'Έ^σ<7r'ίμ•rω,f. \pa, to send in, carry in, cause 
 to enter, introduce. Th. τΊμ-ττω. 
 
 Έίο-τ^^άω, to leap or spring in, to rush in, 
 f. ήαω' 1. a. ι\αί•χν^•ησΛ' part. 1. a. iieTT-/\hi~ 
 tras, ασα, αν, gen. tliT'Tr'/i^vitfxvros• perf. uff<ri<rn'• 
 ^>!xa. From us, in» and ττί^άω, to leap. 
 
 Ε/σ-τ/ττω, to fall in or upon, be thrown 
 into, break or rush in. From ίτ/ττ». 
 
 ΈΙντλίω, f, iuffu, to sail in or to, sail 
 towards. Th. τΧίω, 
 
 Wlff'T'koos, contract. i/WXevj, ου, a sailing 
 in or to ; the entrance of a harbour. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Έιιa■τviω,f. <rviv(fu, p. ιΙντΤί'Τνιυχα, to draw 
 breath ; to blow or breathe upon, to inspire ; to 
 love. 
 
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 E/V-TViiXj!;, ΰΰ, and tIff'Tvnkoi, «υ, ό, or 
 
 Ε>Ίτίτν/λβί, ov, 0, (in the Lacedaemonian dia- 
 hctj a lover, a friend. 
 
 Έ,Ισχοήω, to join to, associate with ; to as- 
 sun^.e, adopt ; and 
 
 Έ,ΙστοΊτισίί, iojg, «, adoption ; and 
 
 Έ^Ια-'/τοΊνιτοξ, vi, ov, adopted ; all from -νοάω. 
 
 ΈΊα-τοξίνομαι, to go or come in, to enter, 
 imp. ίΙίη-τΓοξίυίμτιν, ου•, ιτο• fiit. ίύα-ομκι, Jierf. 
 ilcr'TTi'Tc^iit^cn. From ίΐς, in, and -^οξίΰω, to 
 transport. Th. τιίξω. 
 
 Έ'/α-τξαΙί;, icoc, -/>, the act of exacting, exac 
 tion, a levying of money. From 
 
 Έ^1<τ•Τξά.σ•σ•ύ,•, or -ττω,^ u^ec, p• tx,y^a,^ to levy 
 or exact, as inoney ; to inflict. From us and 
 ■τΐοάσσω, or -ττω. 
 
 Έ.1(Τξ'ίΛ/, or ίΐτξόω, to flow in. 
 
 E/Vra;, Poet, for ίϊται, 3. sing. perf. pas. 
 ίϊμχι, ίΐσαι. From ϊνννμι, or ϊω, to put on, 
 to sit ; or frotn Ίημι, to send, and in S. si7ig. 
 ■pluperf. lUro. 
 
 Έ,Ία-τ'^χίΐν, and in 3. pi. ύσττιχ,ίκταν, pluperf. 
 ο^Ισττιμι, to stand, f. στήσω, p. 'ίσττ,χα.• 2. a. 
 ζστνιν. 
 
 ΈΙστία, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. from 
 ϊστίαω, to make a feast, to regale^ 
 
 Έ<ιστξίχ;ω, to run in, f. ύσβξ&%ω' from 
 ^ξίμω, or ^ζο,μίω, obsvl. is formed the perf. 
 ιΐσ^ι^ζάμ,'ήκα• 2. a. ίΐσύραμον part. 2. a. 
 ιΐσοοαμων, οΖσχ, Όν. From its and "Τξίχ^ω, 
 to run. 
 
 ΈΙσφίζω, to bring or carry in, introduce ; 
 contribute ; to pay a tribute or tax ; to propose 
 a law; to bring an action at law ; 1. a. ιΐσή- 
 vtyy.a.• 2. a. εϊσήν^γκ,ον, sj, 2, 2. a. subj. ίΐσί' 
 νίγκα, vj;, >?, 2. a. inf. ί1σίνεγ}α7ν• pres. pas. 
 ίίσφίρομαι, to be brought in. Th. φίξω.] 
 
 ΈΙτφοξοι, «ί, '/}, a contribution, tribute ; a tax ; 
 an oblation ; an irruption, Fro7n ίίσφίξω. 
 
 ΈΙσφξΆττω, or εισφξάσσύ!/, to shut up in, to 
 inclose by blocking up, 
 
 Έ.Ίσφξίω,f νισω, hy Meiath. for ύσφίξω, 
 
 Έ,Ίσω, I shall or will know ; \. f. of iChm' 
 2. a. utov, and'ihov. 
 
 E'/Viw, and 'έσω, in, within ; used for its, with 
 ace. in Poets, but with genit. in pi'ose ; also as 
 an adv. on the inside, within ; with artic. h είσω, 
 that is within, the inner. Th. ih, or Ij. 
 
 Έΐσωττο;, od, o, having any thing before the 
 the eyes, opposite to. From u; and ω-ψ, the 
 eye. From οττομαι, to see. 
 
 ΕΤτ',/οΓ 
 
 ΕΓ'ΤΑ, adv. afterwards, then, in the next 
 place ; whether or no ? what then ? is it so ? 
 indeed ? Heb. xii, 9 ; but, EuHp. in Herncl. 
 8 If) ; ετίΐτα, the same. 
 
 Έύ'τε, or είό\ (by Apostrojjhe followed by an 
 aspiratej whether, or ; and if, conjunct. From 
 it, if, and ri, and. 
 
 ΕΓτί, pres. opt. by Sync, for ΰ''/]τε, 2. pi. of 
 ι]μ), to be. 
 
 EiV/, if any ways, λvhether ? 
 
 EiVirf, 3. sing, imperat. pres, from ύ'ω, to 
 go, imj)erut. Ιίτω, ε'/τω. 
 
 ΈΙχενχί, peif. act. inf. of είκ,ω, to yield, 
 submit, fut. ε"ξω, p. εΤρ^α. 
 
 ΈΊ'χεο, Ion. for ε'Ιχου, 2. sing, imperf. ind. 
 pas. from εχω, to have, 
 
 Έΐχ^ον, ες, ε, imperf. ind. act. of ϊχ^ω,' io 
 have, (taking / after ε for the augment) ; f. 
 ϊ^ω, and σχνισω, p. εσχ^τιχα, 2. a. εσχον. 
 
 Έ,'Ιω, and ϊ'ίω, to go ; Poet. f. ε'Ισω, p. itxet' 
 imperf. ^ov, εϊον, and niov imperat. Htm, contr. 
 ε'ιτω• 1. a. είσα, ησα., and 'ήίσα,' pluperf. '/ixuvy 
 and ε'Ικ,ειν 1. f in. ε'Ισομα,ι, I. a. m. είσάμην^ 
 p. ε'ΐΆ, rix and met,• pluperf εΊ'ειν and r,iiv• 
 ϊτ'εον, (Ιττιτεον and Ίτον, Poet, in comp.) one 
 must go, from εΙτΆΐ, obsol. 
 
 Ei'w, >!i, ■nifor ω, '|ί, ί, pres. subj. from είμ), 
 to be. 
 
 ΈΙΙω, ε'Ιγί} iJ> 2. a. suJ}j. for ω, ns, f, of"^vιμ^i 
 to send. 
 
 Έ^Ιω, Ion. for ου, of his or hers. 
 
 Έ/Ιωβα, I am accustomed or wont ; p. m. 
 
 for ε'ίύα, by Pleonasm, of ω• hf. εΐωβεναί' in 
 
 ί,ρί. εΙώϋοίμΛν, and in 3. pi. εΐύύα,σΐ' εΐωθότεξ, 
 
 (olj, friends, acquaintance, part. perf. m. 
 
 from εΐωύω;, Ότος, from iV&.•, to be wont. 
 
 Έ/!ων, I permitted ; 1. sing, imperf. contr. 
 from ε'ΐαον, ων, of Ιάω, to permit, tvhich takes t 
 after ε for the augment ; so perf ε'ίαχα,. 
 
 E7iW5, Poet, and ϊω;, until, unto, whilst, as 
 long as, the same with ω;, from, which it is 
 formed by Att. Prosth. 
 
 Έιίωσί, Poet, for Ιωσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. or 
 subj. of εάω, to suffer, permit ; f. άσω, 1 . a. 
 εΊασοί, taking ι for the augment. 
 
 ΈΚ, or Ιξ, from, out of, of, by, for, after, 
 on account of, through, in ; for τεξ), or for 
 Ικτοζ, without, Horn. II. xviii, 431 ; xxi, 370 ; 
 it governs the genit. •, before consonants, εκ,, before 
 voivels, 1ξ• used for ιτα^ά or υττεξ, to denote ex- 
 cellence, and for κκτά. In compos, it gener- 
 ally signifies from, out of, in, apart ; in j}artic- 
 ular cases, increase, ornament, opposition. 
 
 Έκαξ' /j, '/is, 7i, the wife of Priam, Hecuba. 
 
 'Έ,κΆ^ευον, Dor. for ικνΐ^ευον, imperf. act. of 
 XYihvu, to take care of. Th. κη^ος. 
 
 'Έ.κ.ύεξγοί, ov, ο kou h, far-shooting, acting 
 from afar ; epithet of Apollo. From ixas, far 
 off, ajid ε'ί'ξγω, to keep off*, repel. 
 
 'Έ,χάτιν) 2. a. ind. pas. from κα,Ίω, to burn ; 
 f. χαύσω, 2. a. act. εκαον. 
 
 'Ιίχαθεζόμην, ου, ετο, imperf. of χαβίζομαι^ 
 to sit. Th. εζομα,ι. 
 
 "Έχαβεν, adv. far off*, at a distance ; the same 
 with εκύ,;. 
 
 'Έχά^υ^ν, imp. act. of xcthu^a, to sleep. 
 From χατΛ and ευοω. 
 
 'Έχαβήμ^ιν, σο, το, I sat ; imp. from χύθη- 
 μκι. Th. ημαι. 
 
 'Έιχάό^ιρεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of χχύαίζω, 
 to purify, to purge ; f. αςω, p. α,οχα.• and Dor. 
 for εμάστίί,ε'ΐ). 
 
 ^Έ.χά6ιζον, imp. act. of χαρίζω, to sit; 1. a. 
 εχάθισα, as, ε• p. χεκάύιχοί. Fro7n xara, and 
 Ίζω, or Ίζομχι, the same with ίζβμχι, to sit. 
 
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 EKA 
 
 ΈκίέΛ|ί«, Dor. for Ixaotff», 1. a, ind. act. 
 See 'Έχά^ζον. 
 
 ^Έχοίίνυτο, he vanquished ; 3. sing. imp. of 
 ικοίΐννμγίν, of κούνυμαι, to overcome. Tli. 
 κ,α,ίνω. 
 
 'ΈιΧΛχωβΌΐ, er.;, s, 1. a. ind. act. of χαχόω. 
 
 'Έ,χύλίΐ, 3. sing, imperf of Ιχάλονν, from 
 χα,λίω, ω, to call. 
 
 Έκάλίσ-ίΤί, Poet, for ixaXifft^ 3. sing. 1. a. 
 act. from the same I'h. 
 
 Έ«αλίί^>!ν, JEol. for Ιχχλονμ»ιν, which is for 
 Ιχαλίόμαν, impef. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έιχα,λλω'π'ίσα.το, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of 
 χίχ,λλ'ωτίζω, to adorn. 
 
 "Έχάλοί, ω, Dor. for tx'/ikoi, ου, quiet, tran- 
 quil, peaceable, sweet. 
 
 'Έιχάλυ-φβί, ας, s, and in 3. pi. Ιχάλνφκν, 
 1 . a. ind. act. of χαλύ<ττω, to hide, to 
 cover, f. •φω, p. φα• 2. a. ίχάλνζον. 
 
 'Έιχχ/ΐΛ(Λνον, Poet, for χατί/Λοον, imperf. act. 
 1. a. ίχάμ^μυσχ, aj, £• of χΆμμύω, by Sync, for 
 χχταμύω, the same ns fji,uaj,f. σω, to S ut. 
 
 "Έβκα,μον, and Ικαμόμνιν, 2. a. ind. act. and 
 Tnid. of χκμνω, to labour, to λυογκ: ; f. χάμω, 
 p. χίχμηϋΛ' 2. α. subj, χάμω, να, >3. 
 
 "Έίχανον, ig, £) I killed ; 2. a. ofxeiivω^ 2.f χάνω, 
 
 "Έ.χαον, 2. a. ind. act, of χαίω, to burn ; 
 f. χα,ύιτω, 2, a. pas. \xa'Av, 
 
 'Έ<χάξ}], 3. sing. 2. «. pas. of χίίξω, to cut 
 off, to shave; f. χίξω, 1. a. ίχίΐξα, 1, a. m. 
 \χίΐξήμνιν. 
 
 'Έχαξτύνχντο, they strengthened ; 3. pi. 
 1. a. m. of χΆξτύνω, f. υνω. Th. χξάτοί, and 
 by Metath. χάξτοζ, strength. 
 
 ΈΚΑ'2, adv. afar, far οίζ far from, from 
 afar ; 'ixxhv, the same. 
 
 "ΈχχστΛ, every where, in all places. 
 
 'Έιχαστάτω, superl. very far off, and coin- 
 par, ϊχκιττίξω, farther off, further. Th. Ιχά$. 
 
 'Έχαα-τ&ρ^ίί, every where, in every place ; and 
 
 'ΙΕχκστα,χόβίν, from every side, on all sides ; 
 and 
 
 'ΈΛχα,στα,χ^Όθι, every where ; and 
 
 '"KxeiffTccy^offi, whithersoever, every way ; in 
 every place ; and 
 
 'Έ•χαα•ταρ(^ου, every where, in every place ; 
 all adv. of place from 
 
 "EKA2T02, >7, ov, every, each ; ο or ol 
 κκ0' ixcio-rov, each or they severally ; ro or ra 
 x.a.&' ίχα,στα,, severally ; χα,ό' 'ίχα,στον, severally, 
 one by one j xuf ixaffrviv (νιμίξΆν understood], 
 every day, daily ; ίϊς or eras or κύτος 'ίχα,στος, 
 each, every one. 
 
 ΈκάίΤτβτΕ, and IxaffTocn, adv. always, con- 
 tinually, every where. From ixenrro;. 
 
 'Έ,καα-το'ηξω, Poet. adv. for comp. τορρω- 
 τίξω, further, at a greater distance. Prom Ιχας, 
 far off. 
 
 ΈαάίττΛ», Herodot.for \χκς, far οίζ at a dis- 
 tance. 
 
 'Έ,χα,τοίζόλος, ου, ό χα.) v). Poet, and Dor. for 
 \χΆτγ}ζόλοζ, shooting to a distance, far-darting ; 
 epithet of Apollo . From b»?, far off, and βίλ- 
 λω, to throw. 
 
 'Έκαταΐοί, tu, ο xai fi, the hundredth. From 
 
 ϊχατόν. ' 
 
 'Έιχατίχτΰ, they sat ; Ion. for Ixauvivro, 3. 
 pi. imperf. ind, of χάύνιμαι. 
 
 Έ««τ£ζ^ίν, on both sides, on each side ; 
 Poet, for ίχατίξωόίν, by Sync. -, gov. the genit. 
 From 
 
 ΈΚΑ'ΤΕΡ02, ξΛ, ξον, one or the other, 
 one ot the two, each, both. Hence 
 
 'Έ,χα,τίξωβιν, ίχα,τ'ίξωθι, and ϊχκτίξωσ'ί, on 
 both sides, on either side. 
 
 'ΈχΆτίξως, adv. one way or the other, either 
 way, both ways. 
 
 Έκατ>7, >5ί, ri, Hecate ; the moon, Diana ; 
 the sister of 'Έ?ίατοί, or Apollo. 
 
 'Έιχατΐΐζίλίταο, gen. Ion. or ^ol. for -av, 
 from 
 
 'Έχ,ατ'/ιξΐλίτνίί, ου, ο, shooting to a great 
 distance, far-darting, the powerful god of the 
 bow. From Ixxst afar, and βολή, a throwing, 
 from βάλλω, to throw, to shoot. Others de- 
 rive it from βίλος, iog, ro, a weapon. 
 
 Έ»α->ιβ'5λ8τ>7ί, ου, and 'ίχα,τηζ,Όλο? , ου, ο, 
 darting or shooting afar, the archer, the pow- 
 erful god of the bow ; epithet of Apollo. From 
 ixoii, far, and βάλλω, to throw, to cast, p. m. 
 βίζόλοί. 
 
 'Έχΰίτ'ήγόξϋο-ΰί, CCS, if 1• o. ind. act. of 
 ΧΆτνιγοξίω, to accuse ; f wu. Th. άγοξά. 
 
 "MxccTi, Dor. for ϊ»'/ιη, for, because of, for 
 the sake of, on account of, by the will or 
 pleasure of. Th. Ιχων, όντος. 
 
 'Έιχάτινοζ, or ίκα,ηχοί, {(ττξόζίλοί, under- 
 stood) the sphere or wheel of Hecate, used in 
 expiatory and magical rites. 
 
 'Έιχατογκίφ&λοίί, ec, o. Dor. for ϊχοίτογχί- 
 φοίλοξ, ου, ο, having a hundred heads, hundred- 
 headed. From IxokTov, a hundred, a7id κΐ.<ρκληί 
 a head, 
 
 'ΈίΧθΐτόγρ(^ίίξ, ίΐζοζ, and ϊχατόγχ^ίίξο;, ου, ο 
 xoCi vi, having a hundred hands, hundred-handed. 
 From ϊχοίτον, a hundred, and χι)ξ, ξος, a hand. 
 
 ΈκάτΛ<β, gen. Ion. of ϊχοίτο;, shooting or 
 darting far. Th. ϊχάς. 
 
 'Έιχοίτομβοαων, ωνος, ο, one of the months of 
 the Athenian year, so called from the hecatombs 
 then offered up), corresponding, in jjart, to 
 July.] 
 
 'Έ^χοίτΌμζ'/ι, πί, 71, a sacrifice of a hundred 
 oxen ; a hecatomb. 
 
 'Έχοίτόμζοίοζ, worth a hundred oxen or a 
 hundred pieces of money stamped tvith the 
 figure of an ox. From ίχατον, a hundred, and 
 βοΰξ, an ox. 
 
 'Έχοίτόμ^το^οι Άίλζυύα, ways or roads a 
 hundred feet wide. From ϊχα,τον and 'Τους, a 
 foot. 
 
 'Έιχοί'ζΌμχολίί, ίω;, h, haA'ing a hundred, 
 cities, i. e, abounding infiourishtng cities. Epi^ 
 thet of Crete. From ϊκατον and ττόλι;. 
 
 Έκατβ/κίτι/λβί, ου, ό κά) h, having a hundred 
 fi. e. a great many) gates. Θί^α/ ϊαοίτΌμ- 
 -χυλοι, Thebes, with its hundred gates. From. 
 ϊκ»τον and ίΤί/λ'/?, a gate. 
 
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 ΕΚΑΤΟ' Ν, β/, α/, τα, a hundred ; used 
 also indefinitely for a great many. Hence 
 
 Έ«ατβν^«;, uhoi, ri, the number a hundred, 
 a hundred or century of any thing. 
 
 'Έκτόνζνγο; vayj, a ship having a hundred 
 bajiks of oars, i. e. a very large ship. 
 
 'Έ.κχτοντλ!ία•ίων, or \κα,τομτΧα(τΊων, ovo;, 
 e xa) ri, a hundred fold. 
 
 Έχατβνταέτ»;?, αυ, and IxexTavTBiiriis, los, 
 ο »x) 71, one who has lived a hundred years ; a 
 hundred years old. Fro7n Ixetrov, a hundred, 
 and iTos, tag, το, a year. 
 
 'Έ,χατονταχύξανοί, ov, ό xaCi i, Foet, and 
 Oor.for 
 
 'Έιχχτονταχάξ)7νος, αν, ό xu.) h, having a hun- 
 dred heads. From ίχατον, a hundred, and 
 χάξ'/ινον, the head. 
 
 'Execrovraxt;, adv. a hundred times ; and 
 
 'Έ,κχτΰντΆ'^λάίηοί, ου, ό χα) h, and 
 
 ^Έιχατοντανλάσιων, όνος, ό χα) h, a hundred 
 fold. Th. ίχατόν. 
 
 'Έικατοντάξ^η;, ov, ο, and Ιχατοντάο^ος, ου, 
 β, a centurion, a commander of a hundred men. 
 From Ixarov, and α,ξ^ο;, or α,ξχ;ων, a ruler or 
 commander ; as if α,ξχ^ων των Ικατόν. 
 
 'Έιχατονταξχ^ία, as, ί, the office of centu- 
 rion. 
 
 '^χατοντα,ζ, oCho$, fi, the number of a hun- 
 dred, a hundred. Th. Ιχατόν. 
 
 "Έχατοξ, a title of Apollo, far-shooting or 
 far-darting. 'Έχάτ'/ι, Jem. for Diana. From, 
 Ixas, far, at a distance. 
 
 'Έχατοιττεύουιτα χξΐβτι, barley increasing or 
 bearing a hundred fold, Gen. xxvi, 12. Th. 
 Ιχατον, a hundred. 
 
 'Έχατοα-τίυω, to be increased a hundred fold. 
 
 'Έχατοστοί, h, ov, the hundredth. From 
 ϊχατόν. 
 
 'Έχατοΰ-τυί, uog, fi, a century or number of 
 a hundred. From the same. 
 
 'Έχαύόνιν, I was inflamed or set on fire ; l.a. 
 ind. pas. 'ixavra and 'ix-na, I set on fire, I 
 burned, 1. a. ind. act. of χαΊω, to burn, y. 
 χαύσω. 
 
 'Έ,χζαίνω, 1 . fut. m. ικζ^σομαί, to go or 
 come out, to descend from, to go on shore ; to 
 violate, to transgress, to come to pass, to hap- 
 pen ; ουόϊν ΟΤΙ μΐί χΌΧακις Ικζαίνο/χεν μίγαλο- 
 φυίις, that we turn out nothing but arrant flat- 
 terers, Longin. 44.] 
 
 ''Έ.χζ,αχχίύομκι, to rage with bacchanalian 
 fury, to be transported with frenzy ; also to 
 make frantic. 
 
 ''Έιχ^αλί, for Ιζίζαλί, he cast out ; 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. act. Ιχζάλίτί, 2. pi. 2. a. imjyerat. 
 Ιχζάλοι, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. act. Ιχζάλτι, 3. sing. 
 2. a. sxihj. act. from 
 
 'Έχξάλλω, to cast or drive out, to expel ; 
 to throw away, reject j to dismiss, to send 
 away, to bring forth ; to buist forth, to hiss at, 
 to treat with contempt ; f. ίχζαλω, p. Ιχξί- 
 ζλ'/ιχα' pluperf. Ιχζίζλ^χιιν, for i^iSiSx^xnv 
 2. a. Ιζ,ίζαλον 2. a. imperat. εχζαλι• pirt. 
 2. a. act.f, g, ίχζαλοΖίτχ• perf. pas. U^f.A»- 
 
 μκί• l.a. pas. ι^ίζλ'/ιύην l.f. pas. t«€Xji^9j- 
 σομαι, perf. m. Ιχζίξολα. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 'Έχζάλω, yis, y, 2. a. subj. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έ,χζαξζαξόω, ω, f. ωαω, to make barbarous. 
 Th. βάξζαξοζ. 
 
 "Έχξ&ίΤίί, ιως, fi, a going out, a way to 
 escape, a retreat ; an issue, event ; a digres- 
 sion. From ΙχζαΙνω, from εξ and βα'ινα, 
 to go. 
 
 ^Έιχζατνίξίον, ου, το, an oflfering to some gcd, 
 in ackiioiuledgment of a safe voyage. 
 
 'Έχξίξλνιχα, as, s, fcrf. ind. act. of ίχζάλλν. 
 
 'Έχζεζοημ'ίνος, proclaimed, celebrated, part, 
 perf. pas. See ''ExSoau,f. mu. 
 
 'E»C'/i<r>), 2. sing. \. f m. ofix^a'ivw l^f. 
 m. Ιχζήιτομαΐ' 2. a. Ι'ξίζ'/ιν. From ix and 
 βαίνω, to go. 
 
 'ΈχζιάΖ^ομαι, to use violence, compel, force $ 
 to wrest from or extort by force. 
 
 'ΈιχΖΧαστάνω , and Ιχζλαο'τίω, f. ^β•ω, j). ix- 
 ζΐζλάσ•τ*ιχΆ, to sprout, shoot, or bud out. 
 
 'Έ^χζληΰΐΐοΌμαι, and in 3. pi. Ιχζλνιύγίίτονται^ 
 1. fut. ind. pas. of Ιχζάλλω, to cast out. 
 
 "Έ,χζλίΐτο;, ου, ο xai vj, cast out, rejected j 
 worthy to be rejected, despicable. 
 
 'ΈixSλύξω,f. ύνω, p. ixS'sSXvxa, to pour out, 
 flow out, spring or gush out, overflow. 
 
 'Έιχζοάω, tt>,f '/ίσω, p. ϊχζίζότιχα, to call or 
 cry out, to proclaim, to publish. Whence perf. 
 pas. ϊχζιζόημαί. 
 
 'Έ,χζύπίΙίΐν 'is Ttva To-jrov, to bring succours 
 to a place. Th. βοη6Ίω, ω. 
 
 'Έχζολίι, YIS, h, a casting out, a throwing 
 away, an expulsion, a throwing overboard ; the 
 mouth of a river ; a digression. From Ιχζάλ- 
 λω. Th. βάλλω• p. m. βίζολα. 
 
 'Έχζξάζω, f. ύ(τω, p. χα, to make to boil ; 
 to cast out or eject with a boiling motion, as 
 the sea. 
 
 'E»?^a<r^os, ου, ο, ebullition, a casting out or 
 ejecting, a tumult ; and 
 
 'Έ.χζξάσ•(ηιν, to cast or throw out, eject or 
 expel, as the sea. From βζάβητω, the same 
 with βξάζω,f. 9ω, to be hot. 
 
 ^Έ,χγαμ'ιΖ,ω, to give in marriage, to match a 
 daughter; iynp. Ιζ,ζγάμιζον, f. <τω• l.a. ίξΐγά- 
 μκτα, p. Ιχγίγάμιχα. 
 
 'Έιχγαμίζομαι, and 
 
 'Έχγαμίσχομαι, to be given in marriage. 
 From ix and γαμίξω, to give in marriage. Th. 
 ιγαμιω. 
 
 'Έ^κγίγάμίν, tobeborn,;jeiy. inf. m. by Poet. 
 SyJic. for Ιχγεγαίμίν, Dor. for Ixytya'ivat, of 
 γίνομαι, to be born ; jy. m. ytyaa. Whence 
 inf. ytyaivai. Dor. γίγα'ίμιν, and by Sync, 
 γζγάμίν. 
 
 ^'Ejxyiyatus, utos, and in f. g. ytyaula, as, 
 begotten or born o(,part. p. m.from ixytyaaf 
 p. τη, of ϊxyάω,for Ιχγίνομαι, to be born of, to 
 spring from ; 2.f. γεν^οΌμαι• 1. a. m. ixynva- 
 μτίν 2. a. τη. Ιχγίνόμ^ν. Th. γίνομαι. 
 
 'Έχγελάω, l.f affv, to laugh loud, to burst 
 out into laughter. 
 
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 'ExyiviTfif, ou, β, born of, sprung from. Th. 
 
 *Έ•χγίνόμίβα, we were born of or sprung 
 from, Ion. and Poet, for 1^ίγίνόμ<^α, I. pi. 
 
 2, a. ind, m. from the same Th. 
 'Έ>χγίνίσ•&αί, and ίκγίήσίαι. Ion. for ΙξεΓνα/, 
 
 to be possible or lawful, to be permitted, pres. 
 inf. Ιχγενίΰ-^ω, 2. a. imperat. of 
 
 'Έχγίνο/ΐΛ/χί, or -ίγνομαι, to be born of, to 
 spring from, to arise from ; to depart ; ixyi- 
 HTKi, with inf. it is permitted, it is possible. 
 Th. yUo^ctt. 
 
 "Έ,χγονχ, ων, ret, descendants, posterity, 
 grandchildren, pi. from 
 
 "Έ,χγανογ, ου, το, offspring, progeny, fruit ; 
 and 
 
 "Έχγονο;, ου, ο, a son, a grandson, offspring ; 
 also adject, sprung from, descended from. From 
 ix and yovh, offspring, Th. yivo/nai. 
 
 'Έ^χ^ανύζω, f ύσαι, the same as ^βίνίίζω, tp 
 put out on interest, to lend on interest. Th. 
 ^άνος, 
 
 'Έχ'^οΐ'Τανάίύ, to spend, to lay out, to employ, 
 consume; f ή(τω, p. Ίχ^-^ατάν^ιχοί• l.f. jias. 
 ix^ctTetVi^uriffofAiii. Th. %κτάιΐ7ΐ• 
 
 'Έιχ'^ύχξμίνβ;, part. perf. pas. of Ιχ^ίξω, to 
 strip off'the skin, to flay. From Ix and yίξω, 
 f, ρω' 2. a. ϊ^ΰίζον. Th. όίξοίί. 
 
 'Έχ^^ίχ^ιται, vengeance was given, 3. sing, 
 perf. pas. of Ιχ^ίχζω, to avenge, to punish. 
 From ix and ^/x»7, justice, punishment. 
 
 'Έιχ^ί^ωξηϋντα,ι, they were made Dorians, 
 
 3. pi. perf. pas. of Ιχ^ωξηύω, f ευσω, to make 
 Dorian. Th. Αωξαυί, a Dorian. 
 
 'Έιχ^ίΐμοίτόω, ω, f. ώσω, to strike with 
 terror, to terrify. 
 
 'Έχ^ίχύίτίύω, to pay the tithe or tenth. See 
 J\ixuiTiva. 
 
 'Έχ^ίχίίτβαι, Ion. for Ι«δέ;^£(Γ^α/, to receive, 
 wait for, to expect. 
 
 'Έιχ^ίξω, f. ίξω, p. Ιχ^ί^βίζχΛ, to flay, to 
 skin. 
 
 'ΈχΤί^ομαι, to wait for, to expect, to look 
 out for ; receive ; succeed to ; follow ; become 
 surety for, Gen. xliv, 32. ; imperf. 'φ^ίχόμτιν, 
 eu, iTO' f. Ιχ^ί^ομα/, p. Ιχ%'{^ίγμχί. From Ix 
 and νίχ;ομα4, to take, receive. 
 
 'Έ,κΤίω, to tie or fasten, to suspend from. 
 
 "Έ.χ^*ιλοί, ου, ο χα) 'h, evident, manifest, vis- 
 ible. From l-t and δ'^λβ?. 
 
 'Ex^^jXoiy, ω, f. ύσω, the same ivith ^ηλόω, 
 to explain, to make manifest, to declare. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 'Έιχ'^τιμΙω, to be abroad, to be absent from 
 one's country, to travel ; f ήσω, p. Xxhthn' 
 μ-Λχα,. From ix and Ιϋμο;, the people. 
 
 'Έιχ'^'^μίοί, as, r„ a travelling abroad, a jour- 
 ney, a departure ; and 
 
 "Έ.χ'^νίμοζ, ου, ο χα) h, absent from one's 
 «ountrj'-, absent, foreign ; distant. 
 
 'Έ,χ^ιαιτάομαί, ωμαι, to change their former 
 manner of living, to forsake their ancient insti- 
 tutions or manners. 
 
 'Τ^χοί^ομοίΐ, f. M(rβμaly 1, a, ίξί^όμ>^ν, ri, τ#, 
 
 to give in marriage, to let to hire, to lease out, 
 in mid. From ίχ^ί^ωμ», 
 
 'Έ.χ'^ί^όναι, to flow into, to discharge itself j 
 to deliver ; pres. irifin. from 'ϊχ^ίίωμί. 
 
 'Έιχ^ι^ουν, Ion. and Poet, for ix^i^ovat, pres. 
 infin. act. of the same. 
 
 '^xtth^riffxitv. Ion. for ίχ^ι^ζάα•χαν, to run 
 away, to make one's escape. Th. ^ξάω. 
 
 'Έ,χ'^ί'^ωμι, to give out, to bring forth ; to 
 give in marriage ; to let out to hire, to deliver, to 
 publish, to let or lease out, to contract for any 
 thing to be done ; to flow or run into ; f. ύσω, 
 p. ωχα• mid, ίκ^ί^ομαΐ' f. ίχ^ύσΌμαι• 2. a, m. 
 ίζί^όμ>ιν, σο, το. Th. ^ί^ωμι. 
 
 'Έχ^ίπγίομαί, οϋμαι, to relate fully or partic- 
 ularly, to recount, ix'hi't^yviTai, 3. sing. pres. 
 sub/. From ix and ^ΐ'/ιγίομαι, to recount, to 
 relate, from ha and ηγίομαί, to lead. 
 
 Έ^χ'^'ίχαζω, to preside at trials, judge, try ; 
 avenge. 
 
 Έκ$/«ίΛ>, ω, to avenge, punish ; f γκτω, p. 
 iotdlx'/ixa• ΐχ^ίχ'/ισον, άτω, 1. a. imperat. 1. a. 
 infin, Ix^txYiffai, 1 . a. ind. i^i^ixtiira. From ix 
 and ^ix>j. 
 
 'Έχόίχ:ισ•ίί, ιωζ, h, an aA'enging, vengeance, 
 punishment. From the same. 
 
 'Έικοίχ*ιτ}ΐί} ου, ο, and 
 
 "Έκ,^ϊχοί, ου, ο, an avenger, punisher, de- 
 fender ; a7id adj. unjust. From ^txtj. 
 
 'Έχ^ινίυνη, Dor. and JEol. for ix'hiyouffiy 
 they move. Th. ^νίω, to move. 
 
 Έχ^ωχω, to drive out, to expel ; to perse- 
 cute, to vex, to afflict; f. ίχ^ιωξω' 1. a. i^iVt- 
 ωζα' part. 1. a. ix^iu^ot;, αντοζ. From ίκ 
 and ^ωχω, to pursue, to follow after. 
 
 "Έχ'^οο'ΐί, ιωζ, VI, a publishing or publication ; 
 a giving up or delivering ; a betrothing ; a 
 contracting to have any thing done. 
 
 "Έιχ'Βοτοί, ου, β χα) h, given up, delivered ; 
 married. From ix and ^ί^ωμ/, to give, perf, 
 pas. ^ί^ομαι, σαι, ται. 
 
 Έχ^οί/ί, ovrosi having given up or delivered ; 
 2iart. 2. a. act. of ίχ'^ί^ωμι. From the same Th. 
 
 Έχδβ;^^, ίί, ri, a waiting or looking for, ex- 
 pectation ; a receiving or taking ; a feast, an 
 interpretation, an undertaking. From Ιε;ζο- 
 μαι, to wait, to expect ; f. ζομαι, p. m. ixYt- 
 οοχ^α. Th. δίδομαι. 
 
 ^Έ^χ^ξαμων, όντος, ο, jmrt. 2. a. act. See 
 ίχτξίχ^ω, 
 
 'Έιχ^ξαν, ixt^Tivai, ix^ξάvaι, to run away, to 
 escape, to flee, pres. inf. Th. %ξάω. 
 
 Έχδί/να/, to come forth, to emerge, to go 
 out, to escape, 2. a. inf. act. from ix and ^υμι 
 or ^ύνω, to go under, to enter, y. %ύσω,2. a. thuv. 
 
 'Έχ^υομίνω, dat. sing. 2)art. j)res. pas. from 
 ixoΰω. 
 
 "Έιχ^υσίς, εω;, η, a coming out, an emerging, 
 an escape, the act of stripping. From ix^ua. 
 
 'Έχ^ύω, to take offOne's clothes, to strip οίζ 
 to divest, to unclothe, to plunder ; f. ίχ^ύσω, 
 p. ίχ^ί^νχοί' 1. α. %^ί%υσα• \.a. m. iζil•υσάμ>]ψ, 
 ω, aro, I was stripped ; 1. a. m. infin. Ιχ'^ύ- 
 9»ψ6Λί, From 5t/«, or Imou, to enter, go down. 
 
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 Έκ^ίύβ'β/ίαΛ >ί» srai, 1. y. m. ο/' Ιχοίοωμ/. 
 Th. ΙΙ^ο,'μ,. 
 
 'Έχί^α-σιτε, 3. sing. 1. α. aci. ny double σ, 
 IPoet. of xttau, the same with ffxi^aea, to scatter, 
 to disperse. 
 
 ΈχίΓ, there, in that place, thither, Matth. 
 ii, 22 ; iv, 28. του; ΙκιΤ μνβον;, the former 
 words or discourse, Eunp. Suj>pl. 839, and 
 Hekn. 149; adv. of place. 
 
 'ΈχζΊίίν, thence, hence, from that place ; 
 adv. uf place. From ixtTvoi. 
 
 "Έχ'.ιν, to give way, to yield ; Poet, for i/xuv. 
 
 'Έ^χίίνα,, Oo'i'.JOr Ικ,είν'/ι. See 'Έχεΐνοξ• 
 
 "Έχίΐν'ΐων, Ion. for ίχύνων, of them ; gen. pi. 
 from 
 
 ΈΚΕΓΝ02, >7, β, he, she, it ; this •, and 
 χί7νοί, poet, is also used, and τίινος. Dor. for 
 
 sxiTvcs- 
 
 'ΈχίΤΰ-ί, adv. there, thither, at that place. 
 Th. Ixuvot. he. 
 
 "YjXitTO, 3. sing. imp). Ιχύμνιν, σο, of χιΐμοίΐ, 
 to lie, f- χί'κτομοίΐ. 
 
 'Έχίχύΰ•μ'/ι»^ and in 3. si7ig. ϊΆχαστο, he 
 was equipped or furnished, plvperf. of χάΖ,ω, 
 f. σωι to adorn ; perf. pas. χίζΆσμα». 
 
 'Έ4Χίχλίτΰ, he called out, he commanded ; 
 S. sing- imj'Of. of χΊκΆομα,ι, Poet, for χίλομαι, 
 by Epenth. of x. 2h. χίλω, or χελομχι, to 
 command, to exhort. 
 
 'Έχίχλιτο, it turned aside ; it was hidden, 
 II. V, 356 ; phiptf. }>as. of χλίνω, to bend, to 
 incline ; f. νω• p. χίκλιχα.' \ . a. εχλινχ• perf. 
 pas, χΊχΧιμα,ί, σιχ,ι, ταΐ' whence χλίμα, ατ3;, 
 <το, a tract of country, a climate. 
 
 'Ε»£κλί^5;ν, jilnperf act. Att. of χλί-ττω, to 
 steal ; /. •φω, p. xixXspa• p. 7)1. χ'εχ'Κο'ττα. 
 
 'Έ-χίχοσμεατο, Ion. for Ιχίχόσ-μτιντο, 3. plu- 
 perf. pas. of χοσμίω, to adorn. 
 
 'Έχίχξύγίΐτί, 2. pi. pluperf. ind. m. See 
 
 ^Έ.χίχτ7ΐντο, 3. pi. plupeif. pas. ind. of χτά• 
 ομα.ι, to acquire, to get; f. χτήσομα,ΐ' p. pas. 
 χεχτημαι. 
 
 'Έχίχτνίίτο, 2. sing, plupeif. ind. pas. of 
 χτάομαι, to acquire, to possess ; f χτήσομαι• 
 p. pas. χίχτημ«ΐ' 
 
 'Έχίλευ, Dor. for ίχίλου, thou didst com- 
 mand ; 2. sing, impeif. ind. from χίλομαί. 
 ' 'Έχί>^ίν0'/7μίν, ι. ρΐ. 1. a. ind. jms. ΐχίλίύ- 
 fiviv, '/is> '^, of χίλίύω, to command. Th. χίλω, 
 tJie same. 
 
 'Έχίλίυο-α, a;, ε, I. a. ind. act. and in 3. 
 pi. ixikiiJTuv, of xiXiuMf to command, to order. 
 
 'Έκίρ^Μνον, 2. η. ind. act. from χίξ^χίνω, to 
 gain, to earn \ f. ανω. Th. x'l^o?. 
 
 'Έ•χ'ίο2*ιιτχ, «ί, ε, 1. a. act. of xi^oilvcoy to 
 gain, to earn •, f. χίζοανω, and xto^ruru, p. xt- 
 xi^y./io.• 2. a. ixipoavev. Th. xtpdo;, tog. 
 
 "Έχεζ<ΤΆ, I cut off; 1. a. jEoLfor 'ίχίΐζχ, cf 
 χίΊρω, to shave, to shear, to crop •, f χίξω, p. 
 yJixa^xoL. 
 
 'Έχιχαοία, σ.ς, it. a truce, or suspension of 
 arms ; a suspension of business. From 'ίχαν 
 χ;ί7ρα,$, i- e. to restrain the hands. 
 
 'E«£;^'/j»>7, I had yawned or gaped ; Att. for 
 \xiX^r,vuv, piuperf. m. and also, 3. pers. for 
 Ιχίχ^ιι, Att. ίχίχ^ψψ), of χα'ινω, to yawn, to 
 gape, /«i. α,νω, p. m. χίχψοί. 
 
 'Έ,χζητϊω, ω, to search diligently, to seek 
 out, to require or exact severely, to avenge ; 
 fut. 7ΐα•ω, I. a. Ιξίζ^'τ^β-α• 1. a. subj. ixl^riTYiffUf 
 '/IS, >)• pejf Ι^ίζ^ιτίΐχΰΐ• perf. pas. 'φζτιττιμαΐ' 
 1. a. ind. pas. i^i^nrneriv, ης, vi. From ix and 
 ζητ'ίω, to seek or search. Whence 
 
 'ΈιχζνιττΜ, it may be required or avenged j 
 3. sing. I. a. subj. pas. 
 
 Έ»ξ'/]Τ'/}τ7ΐ;, ου, ο, one who makes diligent 
 search or inquiry, an inquisitor. 
 
 "£»>!«, 1, a. act. from f. xvira, (by dropping 
 the σ) of χοί,Ιω, to burn ; f. χα,'κτω, xrivca^ and 
 χα,νσω' 2. a. ϊχα,ον. 
 
 'Έ.χτ)ζολίΰί, as, h, skill in throwing the javelia 
 far. From 
 
 'Έχ'/ίζόλοί, ου, ο, one who throws the javelia 
 far, a skilful or powerful archer. From Ixaf, 
 far, and βάλλω, to throw or cast ; p. m. 
 β'ίζολοί. 
 
 "Εκίΐδί, imp. from χή^ω, to grieve or afflict. 
 Th. χ^οζ. 
 
 'Έκήχίον, i;, £, I went out, imperf act. from, 
 χηχίω, by redupl. from χΊω, to go. 
 
 "ΕΚΗΑΟΣ, ου, xou 71, quiet, calm, peace- 
 able, mild, careless. From ε'/κω, to yield. 
 
 'Έιχ•/ΐξυρ(^0κιν, r;, ij, I. a. ind. pas. of κπξύσσω^ 
 to proclaim, to preach ; f. ΰ\ω, p. χ^α. Th. 
 χτιουζ^, υκοζ, ό, a herald, a crier. 
 
 "Έιχ'/ιτι, dat. Poet, through, by means of, 
 because of, for the sake of, without ; used as 
 an adv. for hcOvri, from ϊχων, ovroi, vol- 
 untar\'. 
 
 ^Έίκύοι,μΛίω, f. yiffo), p. ηχοί, and 
 
 'Έιχ^Άμζ'ίομίίίΐ, οΰμοίΐ, to be amazed or aston> 
 ished, to be struck with fear or wonder •, 1. a. 
 pas. Ιϊ^ίβα,μΛ'Α^τιν. From I» and ^άμζο$, tosy 
 TO, fear, dread. 
 
 "Έ.χύα.μζοζ, ου, ο χα.) h, greatly amazed or 
 astonished. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έχβαάζω, to dedicate or consecrate to God ; 
 to deify, praise, honour. 
 
 "Έιχύεμοί, oLTo$, το, any thing publicly ex- 
 posed or set forth, an advertisement, edict, pub- 
 lic order. From Ιχτίβημι, to expose, to set forth. 
 Th. τΊύημι. 
 
 'Έχ^ίμεν, Dor. fir ΙχύεΊν, to run out, make 
 haste, pres. iif. from ix, and Β^ίω, to run, 
 f. γ,σω, f m. Βεύιτομαι• or for ίχΰεΤνοα, 2. a. 
 inf. act. of Ίχτ'ίύημι, to expose. Th. τΐί'/ιμι. 
 
 'Έχβεξχτίύω, to gain one's favour or good 
 will, to make a friend of one ; to heal, to cure. 
 
 ^Έxhξ^ζu>,f. iffu, to mow or reap. 
 
 'ΈχβεομχΙνω, to grow hot ; to heat or warm.] 
 
 'Έχίεζμκινω, to make very hot, to w;;rm 
 thoroughly. From ix and Β^ίξμκίνω, f. avw, 
 thfsame with Bεξω,f. ξω, to make warm or hot. 
 
 Έχ^ί^ιί4ά»ασ•α, part. 1 . a. f g• of the Same. 
 
 "'Rx&KTii, εω;, 'h, an exposing; exposition, 
 explanation, an edict, promulgation ; ace. siiig. 
 'ixiiffiv. From ίχτί^μί, to expose, to set fertl}. 
 
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 'ΈχΗίτίαι, 2. α. infin. mid. ΐχΡίμίνβί, part. 
 2. a. 7)1. frotn ihe same. 
 
 'Έκ^ίσ-φ&τα, euv, ra, oracles, Iliad v, 64. 
 £ut the inore correct rr'ading here is Ix ^'ατφατα 
 ^^Yl, i. e. Ιξ^τι ^ίατφατα,, Maltby in Morel. 
 Thesaur. ] 
 
 'Έαβί(τφ&τΰν, ου, το, divine igj^wledge, an 
 eracle. From ix and Β-ία-ψατοί, ου, ο xai fi, 
 fatiil, spoken by God. See the preceding. From 
 B^ios and φατοΐ,β'οηι φ^ιμ.), to speak, to say. 
 
 Έκί'ετ/κοί, h, ov, of or belonging to an expo- 
 sition or setting forth, explanatory, declarative. 
 From ίχτί^/ιμ», to set forth, to expose. Th. 
 τίβτ,μι, to put. 
 
 "Ε»^£τβί, ου, ο κ.αι η, exposed, cast out, 
 abandoned ; ίΤβ/ίΓν 'ίκ6ιτ<χ. τα. βξίφνι, to expose 
 infants. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έχ,ό'/ιλάξω, f. ύ,σω, to suck out, to suck. 
 From I» and Β->]λάζω. 
 
 'Έχ^/ιλόω, to make effeminate, to enervate. 
 
 'Έκ,ΰλίζω,/. 'φω, p. φΰΐ, to press or squeeze 
 eut, to crush, to bruise. Whence Ικ,ηίλίμ- 
 μίνοί, an eunuch, in Ixx. Th. S-x/^iw. 
 
 "Έκ^λι-ψΐί, εω;, ft, a pressing or squeezing 
 out ; a casting out ; affliction ; also a figure by 
 which a letter L• dropped from a word. 
 
 'Έκ,θύαν, ίκ.6υΊΐτ6αι, to expiate by sacrifices. 
 Th. Β6ω. 
 
 'Έκ&ϋμω;, adv. boldly, courageously, ardent- 
 ly, spiritedly. 
 
 Έχ/ν>ίβ•α, as, f, 1. a. ind. act. of κινιω, f. 
 Tiff ω. 
 
 "Έ^κιον, imperf. of χίω, to go, from Ίχ,ω, by 
 Metath. 
 
 'Έ.χίξνίΐ, Oor.for Ιχίξναί, S. sing, imperf. of ι 
 χίξνάω, to mix or mingle. Th. χίοάννυμι. 
 
 'Έχίχ^ανε, 3. sing. impc:if. Ίχιχι, 2. α. of 
 κί)^άνω, or χιχ^ζ'Μ, to find, attain, overtake. 
 
 'Έχχοί^Ά'ιξω, to purge ouf, cleanse, purify, to 
 purge off, to lay aside, remove ; f. Ιχκχίαοΰ, 
 1. a. \\%χά.ύα.ξα. 1 a. imperat. hixaJx^ov, άτω, 
 and in 1^. pi. ίχχα,ύάρατι, 1 . a. suhj. ίκκ,χθα,ξω, 
 ys, '// From ix and χα^αίξω, to purge or purify. 
 
 'Έ.χχχύάξίχτΐ, purge ye off, 2, pi. l.a.im- 
 perai. act. cf the preceding. 
 
 'ΈιχχαΙέίχΆ; sixteen. 
 
 'Έχχκίω, to burn or parch up ; to kindle, 
 to inflame ; to extinguish ; f ίχχα,νσω, 1 . α. 
 %i,ixi/.utTOL, p. ίχχίΧΰίυχΆ' p. pas. Ιχχϊχαυμα,ι, 
 1. a. pas. ΐξιχιχύύ•/)ν, y,;, n, I burned or was in- 
 flamed. From ix and χα,ίω, to burn ; f. χα,'κτω, 
 χγιιτω, and χαυσω, 2. α. ϊχαον. 
 
 'Έχχαχίω, t© be tired or weary ; to faint, 
 flag, despond, give out ; f nffof, ]>. Ιχχικύχγιχα, 
 1. a. l^ixaxTiffa, 2. pi. 1. a. suhj. act. ixxaxvi- 
 (TiTi. From \x and xecxo;, bad, slothful. 
 
 'Έ<χχαλίσ•ασΡχ/, 1. a. infin. m. from 
 
 'Έχχ&λίΜ, to call out ; to allure •, to pro- 
 voke. Fro}n Ix and χαλϊω, to call ; f. Ίσω, 
 p. xixX'/jxce,. 
 
 'Έχχα,λύττω, to uncover the face, unveil, to 
 discover, disclose. 
 
 'Έχχάμνω, to be tired, to grow weary, to 
 .^ink under fatigue ; sws) »«i r»s βλ»(ρυξ<τίί; rm 
 
 kvoyiyvo μίνων ηλίυτωνης xat οι οΐχίίοι ί|έ««- 
 μνον, for even those of the same family (or house- 
 hold) were at last wearied out with the lamen- 
 tations of the dying, Thucyd. ii, 51 .] 
 
 Έ»«ατ;δών, j^'^ft' 2. a. act. from ix and 
 xciTiihu, to behold, to view, from χα,τα and 
 ί'ίΐω, to see, 2. a. ίΐ^ον, and '/^ov. 
 
 "ΈχχΛυμα, aros, ro, kindling stuff, tinder, 
 fuel. 
 
 "Έχχίΐμα,ι, to be exposed, to lie open, to be 
 subject to. Th. χΰμαι. 
 
 'Έχχίνοϋν 9-υμον, literally, to evacuate the 
 soul ; i. e. to expire ; pres. infin. of 
 
 'Έιχχίνόω, ω, f. ώ<τω, to evacuate, to empty, 
 to exhaust ; make bare ; to draw as a sivord. 
 Th. xtvoi, empty. 
 
 '^jxxivTiu, or -αω, for -ιΖ,ω) to pierce, 
 stab, transfix ; to prick, goad ; f. ήσω, p. ixxi- 
 xivT'/ixx, 1. a. i^ixUrTitra. From ix and xivriciff 
 to prick. 
 
 'Έ.χχί;ζυτοα, 3. nng. perf. pas. from ΐχχνα, 
 or ίχχύνω, to pour out, to shed ; f. ^ύ<τω, perf. 
 Ixxi^'jxoi. Th, χ,ίω. 
 
 'Έιχχ/ΐξυχτοί, ου, ο χα,) η, banished or exiled by 
 public proclamation. 
 
 'Έ.χχηζύ7τίΐν, to expel or banish by procla- 
 mation, Lys. contra Eratosth. Fro?n χ^ξΰσιτω^ 
 to proclaim ; \.f. ξω. Th. χιήξυ^. 
 
 'Έχχλάω, to break off; break in pieces, de- 
 stroy, weaken ; f. ά,σω, p. IxxixXaxx, peif. 
 pas. Ιχχίχλασμχι, 1 . a. pas. Ιζίχλάσίην, From 
 ix and χκάω, to break. 
 
 ^ΈιχχΧιΊω, to exclude, to shut out ; f χλίίιτω, 
 p. ixxsxXiixet, 1. a. i^ixXsitra, I. a. ϊημη. 
 ίχχλίΤσαι• ρ rf. pas. ίχχίχ?. -Λτμοίΐ, 1 . α. pas. 
 Ι|£»λ=/(Γ^'/;ϊ. From ίχ and χλίίω, to shut. 
 
 'Έ^χχλίτττω, ι. f. "φω, to carry or take 
 away by stealth, to steal, to purloin. 
 
 'Έιχχλΐΐ'ίζίσ^ιΐίΐ, Ion. for ίχχλύίσόα/, to be 
 shut out or excluded. 
 
 '^ixxXtiiTtac, as, '/], an assembly, a meeting ; 
 a church ; a regular assembly of the people dis- 
 tinguished into ranks and orders ; but α,γοοα^ 
 a 7)iixed and promiscuous assemblage ; also 
 a place of meeting, an harangue, a temple. From, 
 ίχχσ.λίω, to call forth, pef, pas. ίχχίχλημχί) 
 σαι. Th. χΆΪΛω. 
 
 'Έχκ,λ^,ίτιάζίι/, to hold or to call an assembly 
 of the people, to be present in or deliberate in an 
 assembly ; to summon before an assembly of 
 the people ; also to harangue the people ; 3, 
 plur. ϊχχλπίτιάζουίην, f σΰ, p. xct. From ix- 
 xXvffiOi. 
 
 'Έιχχλ'/ιο•ιαΐττ7ΐξ, ου, ο, one who harangues an 
 assembly of the people, a public speaker. 
 
 'ΈίΧχλ'/ΐίΠίζστιχο;, l•,, ov, belonging to an as- 
 sembly of the people ; relating to the church, 
 ecclesiastical. From 3. pers. pas. of Ixxah' 
 σιύζω. 
 
 'ΈαχχΧ'/,το;, ου, ο xec) '/ι, the judge to whom 
 an appeal is made ; the subject of an appeal. 
 
 "Έχχλιμα, roi, re, a turning aside, a retreat- 
 ing, flight. From 
 
 'Έ,χ»λίνα>ί to turn aside, go out of the way. 
 
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 deviate from, shun or avoid ; to fall back, 
 give way, incline to •, f. νω, p. Ικκίχλικα,• 1. a. 
 ϊζ,ίκλινοί, 1. a, imperat, ίκκλινον, άτω, 2. jyL 
 Ικχλίνα,τί. From i» and κλίνω, to bend, to 
 incline. 
 
 "Έκχ,λίοΊς, ieds, «, a turning aside, deviation, 
 shunning. From 2. pers. peif. pas. of the 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Έκκλυζα, to wash out, cleanse by washing, 
 rinse. Froj)i ix and χλνζω. 
 
 'Έ,χκναΐίπΰνη, JEul. and Dor. for ixxvai- 
 rovtrt, the^' deafen with their noise ; 3. 2)1. jnes. 
 ind. of ίχχνσ.κτ'ίω. From χνα,Ιω. Th. κνάαι, to 
 scrape or scratch, 
 
 Έχ;ίναν, to scrape or scratch off, pres. inf. 
 Th. χνάω, to scrape. 
 
 'ΈίΧχοΧάττω, f. "φω, ρ, ίχχίχόλαφα, to ef- 
 face any thing engraved, to cut out, pick out, 
 scratch out, erase, Thucyd. i, 132; also to 
 hatch, literally to excludeyVOZ/i the shell, jEsop.'\ 
 
 'Έκχολν/ΐΛ^ύω, to swim out, swim to land, 
 escape by swimming •, f. riffu, p. ίχχίχαλνμ.- 
 Ctjxa, 1. a. νί,ίχολύμζνκτα, 1. a. part, ixxo- 
 XvfiS^ffctg, avrog. Fro?n ix and χολνμζάω, f. 
 %σω, to swim. 
 
 "Ύ^χχομ^νι, >ji, w, a carrying forth or out, 
 exportation j \χκομι6η νίχξον, the carrying out of 
 « corpse to burial. 
 
 'Έ>χχο/ΐΛίζω, to carry out, export ; to trans- 
 port, to carry but to burial ; fut. icru, p. ixxt- 
 κόμιχκ, 1 . a. ϊ^ίχΌμκτα, imperf. pas. ι^ίχομι- 
 ζόμ^ιν, ου, ίτο. From ίχ and κομίζω, to carry. 
 Th. χομίω, to take care of. 
 
 'Έκχομίταί, carry thou forth ; 1. a. imperat. 
 of the same. 
 
 'Έχχο -rh, ίί> h, a cutting off, a cutting out, 
 excision. Frovi 
 
 'Έχχόττω, tis, £/, to cut οίζ cut down, to 
 destroy, to extirpate, to obstruct ; f. -φω, p. 
 ίχκίχοφοί• 1. a. ί^'ίχο-φχ, 1. a. imperat. 'ixxo- 
 ^^ov, άτω• 1 . a. subj. Ιχχό-φω, ris, >j• 2. a. Ιξέ- 
 KOTov perf. pas. Ικχίχομμοιι, 2. a. pas. ίζίχό~ 
 «•>jv, 2. f, pas. ίχχο<τή(Τομοίΐ, vi, irecr pef. m. 
 exxixofei. From ix and χόττω. 
 
 'Έιχχοξυφόω, f ώσω, to cut, to relate or ex- 
 plain briefly. Th. κορυφή. 
 
 "Έχχοφον, cut thou off, 1. a. imperat, act. 
 of ίχχό-ττω, 
 
 'Έκχξκιτα,λκω, to be intoxicated. 
 
 ^Έιχκξίμάννυμαι, and ίχχζίμοίμαι, σα,ι, rcti, 
 to hang from or upon, to hang down ; to be in 
 suspense, with gen. ; ίζ,ίχξίμχτο, 3. sing, imperf. 
 Th. χξΐμάω, 
 
 'Έιχχξίμνίί, tosy XXI fi, hanging down, sus- 
 pended from. 
 
 'Έ,χχξΤνω, fut. vu, to choose or pick out ; to 
 separate, reject, exclude, expel ; degrade. From 
 χξίνω. 
 
 "Έχχξϊα•*!, ίωί, ίι, separation, secretion, evap- 
 oration, vapour. From 2. jyers. sing. perf. pas. 
 nf the preceding verb, 
 
 "Έκχξϊτο;, picked out, chosen, choice, excel- 
 cellent, distinguished. From 3. j)ers, sitig. of 
 the same tense and verb. 
 
 *Έ.χχζούω, fut. σω, to expel, drive away, 
 repel, remove. From χξούω, to beat. 
 
 'Έιχχνλίω, to roll out, to roll or tumble οίζ 
 to roll down. From ix and χυλίω, to roll, fut. 
 ίσ-ω, petf. κίκύλιχα,' 1. α. ίχύλιιτα' perf. jjas. 
 κίκυΧκτμαι. , 
 
 'Έ^χχύτ'ηΙ/Ι^Χο look or peep forth, to stand 
 forth, to appear, to come forth. 
 
 "Έ,χλοιγξοίν, 3. 2^1' 1• ο• oct. of χλάγγω, to 
 make a shrill noise or cry, 1 . fut. χλάγξω' 
 
 1. a. ΐχλαγ^α, ας, ν 2^^rf' ^^'• χίχΧαγ^α' 
 2). m. κίχλτιγκ. 
 
 "Έ,χλαγον, Ι or they cried out or exclaimed, 
 
 2. a. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έιχλαόόμίνοξ, J)^^t• 2. a. m. of ίχλανθάνω, 
 to forget. 
 
 'Έχλαλίω, to blab out, babble, divulge, utter, 
 tell, yiir. ίησ-ω, 2^^'rf' ίχλίλάλ9ΐχα• 1. a. ίχλά- 
 λνισα• 1. α. hifin. εχλαλίίτα/. Th. λαλίω. 
 
 'Έχλαμζανω, to take out, to obtain, receive, 
 to gather, understand, explain. Th. λαμξάνω' 
 f mid, Χνι-φομκι. 
 
 'Έ,χλχμ^ξοί, ου, ό χα) τι, bright, shining, 
 luminous, glittering. 
 
 'Έιχλάμ-ττω, us, t/, to shine out, to be bright, 
 to glitter, fut. ίχλάμ-φω• 1. a. Ι^ίλαμ-φχ. 
 From ix and λάμ^ω, to shine, to be bright. 
 
 "Έ•χλχμ•φΐί, ίΛ»ί, ti, brightness, splendor, a 
 shining or glittering. 
 
 Έχλαν^άΐΌ;, to cause to forget, f ixX-nvw 
 2. a, ίζ,ΐχκύον p)res. mid, ίχλχν0χνομχι, to for- 
 get ; l.y. i»λz(roμxr pt^xf' "n^id. ixkikiiix' p. 
 pas. Ιχλίλίΐσ-μχι. From ix and λανθάνω, to be 
 hid. 
 
 Έχλαξίύω, to hew out, to cut or hew 
 smooth. 
 
 'Έ,χλχτ»ν, iis, n, 2, a. indie, pas. ixXxTrovy 
 2. a. act. From ix and χλίττω, to steal ; 
 f •φω, p. χίχλίφα• Ji^'rf• ^• «έ'κλβίτα. 
 
 Έκλατβ^είι», f. γ,σω, to hew out in stone, to 
 build of stones. Frovi ix and λχτομίω, from 
 λχί, a stone, and τίμνω, to cut, j). m. ri- 
 τομχ. 
 
 "Έχλχα-χ, 1, a. indie, act. of χΧ,άω, to break, 
 f. χΧχσω• 1. a. Jias, ixkaffoyiv, »is, n, 
 
 "Έ,χλχυσ-χ, I wept, 1 . a. indie, of κλαίω, 
 f χλχύ^-ω, to weep. 
 
 'ΈχλΙγω, f, ξω, /;. ;^;α, to choose, pick out, 
 to gather, take away ; demand or exact ; and 
 
 'Έχλίγομχι, in mid. form, to choose out, 
 elect, imi^erf. ιξίλίγόμνιν, ου, ετβ, f. 'έχλίζομα/, 
 1. a. m. ί^ίλί^άμτιν, ω, ατο, p. m. ixXiXoyx' 
 2ms. to be chosen or picked out; ^Jer/*. pas, 
 ίχλίλίγμαι. Th. λίγω. 
 
 'Έ,χλίίττηχοί, ίι, ov, defective, imperfect, be- 
 longing to an eclipse ; τά ixXu^nxa, ecliptics, 
 Plin. 
 
 'Έχλίίττω, to leave, forsake ; to omit ; to 
 fail or cease, to be oclipsed, to faint or die ; 
 ιχλίίτ^ι, 3. sing. pres. subj. f. ίχλίί•φω, p. 
 ίχλίλαφΆ' 2. a. Ιξίλ/Τίν 2. ρ/. 2. a. subj. 
 act. ίχλίτ^ιτί. Th. kzi'^ou. 
 
 'Έιχλίί<τ^7ίν, and in 3. /;/. l»Xi/(r^»?ir«y, I.e. 
 indie, 2>os. if χλιίω, to shut. 
 
EKA 
 
 2&7 
 
 EKM 
 
 ■'••Εχλί/'ψ/ί, ίως, *i, a wanting, a want, a de- 
 fect J an eclipse ; also improperly for ellipsis, a 
 figure of speech. From perf. pas. of ιχ.'Κύ'ττω. 
 
 'Έιχλίκτο;, h, ov, chosen or picked out, elect- 
 ed, excellent ; in iV. T. beloved. From 3. 
 j)ers. sing. ]>erf pas. of Ικλίγω, to choose out, 
 to elect. Til. λίγω, 
 
 Έκλίλχ09ν, Poet, for Ιξίλα^ον, 2. a. ind. 
 act. from ίκ,λανύύνω. 
 
 'Έ-κλίλύβαιν, ovros, Jiart. 2. a. of λίλά^Μ, 
 which is formed from perf. m. λιλα-θα,. Dor. 
 for λίλ'/}^Μ, of λ,α,νβάΜω, to lie hid. 
 
 'Ε»λίλ;;β•^5, 2. plur. perf. pas. ίκ.λίλ'/}α•μίΖί, 
 efiicXecvoavM, to cause forg'etl'ulness ; f. ϊκλ'/ι- 
 σομΆΐ, 2. a, i^iT^auov. Th. Χτιθω. 
 
 'Έ.»λίλοχ,ί<Τ(/Λνος, chosen out, select, part, 
 perf. pas. from ίκλορ^ίξα, to pick out or select 
 from a cohort. Th. χΌχ^ος. 
 
 ^Έ^κλίλνμ'ίνω;, adv. loosely, slackly, remissly. 
 From ικλύω. 
 
 Έ^λίξαιτ^α/, 1. a. infin. mid. of Ικ,λίγομιζί. 
 
 'Έiκ.λί^Ίζω,f Ί(τω, and 
 
 'Έκλίτω, f. "φω, to hatch, literally, to ex- 
 elude from a shell, &c. Herod, ii, 68.] 
 
 'ΈικΧίνκαύνω, to make very white. From ίκ. 
 and λίνκΆΐνά). 
 
 "^xXiuxos, ov, xtt.) 'A, very white. 
 
 "Έχλί-φ'} foi^ ίχ,λί-φΐ, he stole, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of κλίττω, to steal ;y. -φω, p. κ,ίχλί- 
 φχ• ρ, mid. κίκλβττα. 
 
 'Έ,χλιηάτιν, τίζ, 71, ι. β. indie, pas. of χοίλίω. 
 
 'Έκλ^άω, the same ivith Ιχλανόάν&ι. 
 
 ^Έικ,λ'/ιΐο'Λν, Ion. for 'ixXuffav, "i^. plur. 1. a. 
 act. of x,XiiCia,f. σαι, to shut. 
 
 'Έχλιχμάω, ω, to winnow, to sift. From 
 \k and ΧικμΛΜ. 
 
 'Έκλιμία, a.;, h, violent hunger. Th. λιμό;. 
 
 'Έίχλιμ^ζάνω, to leave, forsake. 
 
 "Έ,χλινΆν, they put to flight, they routed, 
 3. 7?/. 1. a. ind, act. of χλίνα), to bind, to 
 incline, y. νω. 
 
 'Έκλίν^μίξ, we reclined. Dor. for IxXivSri- 
 μίν, 1. plur, 1. a. ind. pas. and 
 
 'Έ^κΧΊνύνιν, 'y)s, «3, I was bent down or inclin- 
 ed, I stooped, Hes. Theog. 710. Foet. for 
 ixXtu'/iv, 1. a. ind. pas. of χλίνω, f νω, j). 
 χ,'ίχΧιχΰί' 1. a. act. ϊχλινα• p. m. xixXivu. 
 
 ^Έ.κλιταξίω, to entreat earnestly, to conjure, 
 to obtain by entreaty. From λιτταξίω. 
 
 'Έ,χλιτίΐν, 2. a. infin. act. ixXiTuv, part. 
 2. a. act. ΙχλίτΓ'ήτί, ye may have failed or 
 died, fsee SchleusnerJ 2, pi. 2, a. suhj. of 
 ιχλύτω, to fail, to be wanting, to die ; 2, a. 
 ϊ^ίλιτον. Th. λίί9Γα). 
 
 'ΈιχλίΤ'/ις, ίος, ό χα) h, deficient, wanting, 
 imperfect, omitted. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έχλογίομχ/, to allege in one's defence, to 
 excuse, to exculpate. Th. λίγω. 
 
 ^T^xXoyh•, sji, «, a choosing out, election, 
 choice ; a levying, exaction ; ιχΧογα), pi. pas- 
 toral poems or Eclogues, as those of Virgil, ^fc. 
 From ixXiyo^Ki,f. ζ,ομχι, to choose out, p. 7h. 
 XiXoyec. Th. Χίγω. 
 
 'Έ-χΧογίζομκί, to reckon, to compute, to 
 
 U3 
 
 weigh, to consider, to reflect, to call to account". 
 See Αογίζομαί. 
 
 'ΈχΧογισ-μο;, όΰ, ο, a computation, a calcula- 
 tion ; an account, a reckoning, an estimation. 
 From the same. 
 
 'ΈχΧΰ'Λοντα, impeyf. jyas. from χλονίω, f. 
 νκτω, to move, to stir, to agitate. Th. xXovos. 
 
 'ΈχΧοτοφόξ'/κτίί, ex,?, i, 1. a. indie, act. of 
 χΧοτοφοξίω, to carry away by stealth, fut. r,ira. 
 From xXo-ffh, tiieft, (and this from χλίτττω, to 
 steal) and φ'ίξω. 
 
 ^ΈχΧνζίτο, it was washed, imjierf. jms. of 
 χΧύζω, to wash,yM/. ffu,perf. xixXuxx. 
 
 'ΈχΧνίωσ-ιν, 3. dng. 1. a. subj. pas. of 
 ΙχΧύω, to loosen, to unbind. 
 
 "'ΆκΧυον, is, i, I heard, impeif. of xXUa,f. 
 σω, to hear. 
 
 'Έ.χΧύσα<;6ίχ.ι, to loosen, to set free, 1. a. 
 infin. mid. from (xXvu, to loosen. Th. 
 Χυω. 
 
 "ΈχΧιΙΰ-ΐί, ίω;, '/I, a loosening ; a deliverance, 
 a liberation ; weakness ; faintness ; ace. sing. 
 ixXvfftv. From the same Th. Whence also 
 
 "ΈκΧντας, αν, ό xea ri, loosened, relaxed ; 
 enervated , languid, weak. Froin the same. 
 
 'Έ.χΧντξωσί;, ίω;, h, the same ivith χύτξωσΐ(, 
 a redeeming or ransoming. 
 
 'ΈχΧνω, to loosen, to untie ; to deliver, to 
 set free, to dissolve, to disengage, to separate ; 
 to weaken, to fatigue, to withdraw, f. ύσω, p. 
 ixXiXvxce,' p. pas. ίχΧίΧνμαΐ' 1. a. pas. Ιξίλϋ- 
 ifiv 1. f pas. ίχΧνΰνκτομοα. From ix and 
 Χυω. 
 
 'Έχμάζω, the same ivith ϊχμάσσω, to wipe 
 dean, to wipe off! 
 
 'Έκμαίνίιν, to drive mad, to make furious ; to 
 inflame with love. See 'Έχμανω. 
 
 'Έκμανάανω, ίΐς, ζΐ, to learn perfectly or 
 thoroughly ; to know, to understand. From 
 Ix and μ^ανβάνω, to learn, f. μοίβήτομαι, perf, 
 μΛμάύτιΧΆ• 2. a. ΐμοί,άον. 
 
 'Έ^χμΛνω, 1. sing. 2. a. suhj. jias. from 
 ίκμα.ίνΰμαί, to be mad, to be transported with 
 fury ; 2. a. hf. pas. Ιχμανηναι. Th. μαίνομαι, 
 the same ; f μχ,νενμοα. 
 
 'Έχμοίξτυξίω, to testify to any thing asserted 
 by others, to testify publicly ; also to send in 
 one's testimony when absent, ^schin. From 
 \k and μκοτν^ίω, 
 
 'Έ.χμα,ξτνξία., ων, τα, depositions. 
 
 'Έ.ζμαξτνξία, as, '/ι, and 
 
 'Έιχμαξτύξίον, ου, το, the testimony or depo- 
 sition of an absent person, Fiem. 
 
 'Έιχμά^κί, part. 1. a. from 
 
 'Έ^κμάσσω, or -τ-ω, to wipe clean, to wipe 
 off"; to press out; to express to the life, to 
 imitate; imperf. ι^ζμασσον f. Ιχμα^ω' 1. α. 
 Ιϊ,ίμα'ξοί' part. 1. a. \χμάϊ,α$, αντος, ^c. Th. 
 μάσσω. 
 
 'ΈκμίΧίτα, attempt thou, pres. imperat. 
 act. of 
 
 'Έ,χμίΧίτάω, to meditate ; to practise, to ex- 
 ercise, to train. From Ix and μΟ.ιτάω, f. nffu, 
 p. μ&μζΧί'τ'/ίχα. Th. μίΧίι. 
 
ΕΚΟ 
 
 2Β8 
 
 ΕΚΟ 
 
 'Έικ/ΐΛίμνύνινοίΐ, 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. of 
 Ιχμ'Μομχι, ta speak out, to declare, to tell. 
 Jut. ^(τομχί. From \κ and μυϋοξ, ου, ό, a word, 
 speech. 
 
 ^Έικμ,ίτφ,ω, ω, fut. νΐίτω, to measure out, to 
 measure ; to run over, to traverse. From \•λ 
 and μιτξίω. 
 
 'Έικμιαίνομαί, to be polluted. From, i» and 
 μ/αινομχί. 
 
 ^Έικμιμίομοίι, ουμοίΐ, f. νιοΌμαι, to imitate, 
 represent, make a representation of, Xen. 
 Mem. iii, 10, 1.] 
 
 "Έ^κ,μοΧί, Ion. for Ιζίμολ$, he went out or 
 forth, 3. sing. 2. a. act. of ϊζμολί&ι, to go out, 
 to go forth. Th. μολ'ιω, or μ'ολω. 
 
 'Έχμνζίω, or -ά,ω, to suck out, to suck. Th. 
 μνζω. 
 
 'Έικμυκ,τ'/ΐξίζω,Ιο scofTo?• sneer at, to mock, to 
 laugh at, to rallj'^, to jeer ; ijiiperf. Ι^ίμυκτ^- 
 ξΐζον, £?, £• _fut. ttru, and Alt. ιω, uTi, lu. fas 
 in Psalm ii, 4.) perf. Ιχ,μίμυκτ'^ξΐχκ. From I» 
 and μυκττίξΊζω, to laugh at, to jeer. ΊΊι. 
 μνκτ'ήξ. 
 
 'Έ,Άνζΐ}σ•χι, 1. a. inf. act. from Ικ,νίω, to swim 
 away, to escape by swimming ; fut. Ιχνζύσω. 
 Th. ύω. 
 
 'Έικηύύ), to command by a nod or sign. Th. 
 viva. 
 
 'Έχνίνο), for Ικνίω, to escape by swimming ; 
 to make one's escape ; to steal away, to extri- 
 cate one's self, to turn, to turn aside, to avoid, 
 to detest, y. Ιχ,νζύσω, p. Ικνίνιυκα• 1. a. Ι'ζίνζν- 
 cfa. From νεύω, to twim. Gl. Cyr. ίκνίύω, to 
 turn aside ; iKvtviris, a side way, by-way.] 
 
 'Έ^κνήφω, to become sober again, to awake 
 out of a drunken sleep ; to return to one's self, 
 to wake up; fit. •φω• 1. a. Ι^ίντ^-ψχ• 1. a. 
 imperat. ϊχνη-φον, άτω• perf. ίχνίν/ιφχ. From 
 νήψω, to be sober. 
 
 "Έκντι-φι;, ίωί, h, a becoming sober, a waking 
 out of a drunken sleep ; rest. From the same. 
 "Έκηζζ, Herod. See Κνίζω. 
 'Έχν/κΰίω, f νισω, p. ■/ixu, to vanquish, to 
 overcome, to get the victor)-. Th. νικάω. 
 
 "Έιχ,νι^ί, D.yr. for ίκνιιη, lie pricked or stung, 
 1 . a. ind. act. of χνίζω, f, ί(Τα), I}or. |w. Th. 
 Άνκω. 
 
 'Έ)κνί•ττω, f. -^ω, to wash out, to expiate, to 
 wipe off. From νί-^τω. 
 
 'Έικ,νΙσθ' /iVy τΐζ, '/ι, 1 . a. ind. jfos. from κνίζω. 
 Th. κνά,ω. 
 
 'Έικνόμιοί, cu, Ku.) i. Poet, the same as 
 εχ\>ομοζ, unusual, extraordinary, prodigious ; 
 outlawed, wicked. From l« and νόμος, law. 
 Th. νίμω. Hence 
 
 'Έκνομίω;, adv. unusually, exceedingly, pro- 
 digiously, extremely, beyond measure. 
 
 'Έ•κνοστγ,σ•αντί, returning, having returned, 
 dual. nrtm. part. 1. a. act. from νοστίω, to re- 
 turn, jO/Z. '^9-ω. 
 
 'Έ,αοίλαναν, 3. ρί. 1. ο. act. of κοιλχινω, to 
 hollow out, to make hollow, f α.νω• 1. a. 
 ix^Xr/.-jce,. Til. κοίλο;. 
 
 ''^Μοψ/ζισαντό, they lay down, 0. i)l. 1. a. 
 
 m. of xelfjkaui f. %yiat to cause to lite dctim ; 
 \χοιμ•^όνιν, ^ίf, >?, 1. a. pas. 
 
 ^Έχοίμκτοί, asf «, I. a. act. of κοιμίζω' 1. a, 
 pas. ίκβιμί<τθην' the same with χοιμέοι/, to cause 
 to sleep. 
 
 'Έκόλβίζον, ti, ε, imperf. of Ko>.a^u,f. «•&>, 
 to punish ; 1 . a. ixekecffa, aj, £• peif. χ,ίχό" 
 λαχοί. 
 
 ' Έ,κβλάφιιτχ, as, i, and in 3. pluf. ίκολάφι- 
 ffccv, 1. a. indie, act. of κολοίφίζω, to strike 
 with the fist, to buffet, f. ί(τω, p. χίκολάφιχβι, 
 From κόλκφοί, a blow, a buffet. Th. κολά-^ττω. 
 
 'Έ>καλοζωύ}^ν, fjs, VI, and in 3. plur. \κοΧοΖώ~ 
 inttocv, 1. a. ind. pas. of χολοζάω, to cut short, 
 to shorten, to curtail ; fut. ύ(Τω, perf. κίκολο- 
 ζωχοί• 1 . a. ίκολόζωίτοί• 1 . f. pas. χολοζω^^- 
 σομοίΐ, >?, ίτοίΐ. From χΌλοζος, mutilated, cut 
 off. Th. xoλoυω,f <τω. 
 
 'Έκόμιζον, is, ι, imperf. act. ΐκομίζόμην, ου, 
 i-To, imperf. pas. of κομίζω, to bring, to cariy^; 
 and 
 
 'Έκόμι^αν, Dor. for ίκΌμια•οιν, they obtained 
 or received, 3. pi. t. a. ind. act. of the same. 
 TJu χ,ομίω. 
 
 ^Ί^κομί(ταντο, they obtained or received, 3. pi. 
 1 . a. m. ίχομιατάμνν, ω, α,το, of κομίζω, f. 
 iff ω, p. χιχΌμΑκα., to carry, to bring. Th. κομ'ζω. 
 
 'Έ,κομία-ΰ^ιν, ns, »?, I was brought or carried, 
 I. a. ind. pas. of the safne. 
 
 ^Έ.κόμιοΌ'ίν, for ίκόμκην, 3. nng. 1. a. ind, 
 act. See 'Έ<κ9μία•α.ντο. 
 
 'Έκόμ^ΰκη, 3. sing. 1. a. ind.act.ofxρμ' 
 τάζω, the same with κβμτεω, to crack, to make 
 a noise. Th. κόμ,<ras. 
 
 'ΈικΌνκτσίν, with double tr, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 Poet, of κονίζω, to cover or soil with dust, f. 
 ίσω. Th. k'ovis, dust. 
 
 Έχβντί, and Ικοντην, of one's own accord, 
 voluntarily, freely, adv. From ϊχων, ovrosy 
 willing, voluntary. 
 
 Έ;6β5Τα<τα, aj, s, 1. a. indie, act. of κο-χάζω^ 
 to cease, to be still, y. άΐτω, ρ, κίκΌ<ηχ.κα. Th, 
 κόττω. 
 
 'Έικό-^ν, VIS, η, 2. a, ind. jms. of κΌ'Χ'ΐω, to 
 cut,y. "^ω, p. φα• p. m. κίκο-χοι. 
 
 "FaxoTTov, IS, £, I cut, imperf. of the same. 
 
 'Έ•κο'7Τω0'/ιν, VIS, VI, \.a. iiid. pas. of χο^όαμαΐφ 
 to be fatigued. Th. κόττω. 
 
 'ΈιΚΰξία•ό>ιν, '/IS, >l) I. a. indie. pas. of κοξίννυμι, 
 fut. χοξί(τω. Th. Λοξίω, to satiate. 
 
 'Έ>κοξί(τσ•κτο, fr ίκοφ,σατο, 3. si7lg. 1 . a. 
 ind. mid. of κοξίω, to satiate ; to sweep. 
 
 'FJκ!)ξ•JOf(riv, impel f. act. 3. sing, of κοούσα-ω, 
 to arm. Th. κΌζνς, vos, h- 
 
 ^Έχόιτμ-,^^ν, they were adorned, JBa-ot. for 
 ίκοο'μ.'ήίνκταν, 3. pi. I. a. ind. pas. of κο<τμίω, 
 to adorn, to set off; 1 . a. ϊκΌσμησοι,, as, s. 
 Th. κόσμos. 
 
 Έκου<τα, >}s, willing, voluntary, f g. from 
 ίκων. 
 
 'Έικονο-ιάζομαι, to do or to offer of one's own 
 accord ; and 
 
 'Έ,κονα-ίΛσ-μο;, βυ, ο, a A'oUtntary oEe.-ing cv 
 gift. From 
 
Εκπ; 
 
 259 
 
 ekh 
 
 *-'Ex»u(rtes3 ««> ο ΛΟί 'h, voluntary, free, spon- 
 taneous ; TO iKouffiov, substantively, free will. 
 Th. ϊχ,ων, Όντο9. 
 
 'Έ.κουσ•ίωί, adv. spontaneously, voluntarily, 
 of one's own accord. 
 
 "ΈιΧταγλ',^Γ εκ^Λγλα, and ίκταγλον, adv. 
 Jor ίκνάγλωζ, in a wonderful manner, astonish- 
 ingly, terribly, prodigiously. 
 
 'ΈιΚ'ΤκγΧίομοίΐ, and ϊκίΤλβίγίο/α,αί, ουμαι. 
 Ion. and Poet, for ίχτΧήττομα,ι, to be terri- 
 fied or dismayed, to be stupified with astonish- 
 ment. From, 
 
 "Έχταγλοί, ου, ο κ») h, terrible, dreadful, 
 astonishing, wonderful, prodigious, by Poet. 
 IS/let.for ίχτλαγοζ, the same. From ΐκτλ'^σ-σω, 
 to astonish, to terrify, to dismay, from I» and 
 ^XnirffUyfut. ^ω, to strike, 2. a, i'^Xayov. 
 
 'ΈιΗΤκγλότατ' , for ίχταγλότατί, most ter- 
 rible, voc. sing, superl, from 'ΐκ,τταγλος. 
 
 'Έκτα,γλωξ, terribly, wonderfully, awfully, 
 eixceedingly, adv. Poet, from εκ^τα^λβ?. 
 
 Έ^τά^^ί, los, Kcu 'hi unhurt, safe •, also 
 extremely affected. From i» and 'πάθοζ, from 
 
 'Έ>χταί^ίύω, f. tuffu, to educate, train up, 
 teach, instruct. Th. TaTg. 
 
 'Έίχτα,ιφά(τ(τω, to rush or sally forth with 
 fury, to bluster. From \κ and τα.ιφάα'ΐτω, to 
 roll the eyes about, by redupl. from φάω' 
 according to others from -πάντη τα, φά*; άίσσω, 
 Th. φάω. 
 
 "Έ.κ9τα,λαί, adv. of-old, in ancient times ; of 
 a long time. Th. ^άλχι. 
 
 'Έχτα.ύομχι, to cease from, rest from, leave 
 off. From Ix and 'τταυομα.ι. 
 
 'Έ,χτϋξάξω, or ίχ^ϋξάω, to try, tempt, prove, 
 make trial of, put to the proof; ίχττίΐξάζωμίν, 
 \. pi. pres. suhj. fut. ά/τω, perf. ίχ'^ι-ττύ^α.κα,' 
 1. a. ί^ίτύξασκ. Th. τύξα. 
 
 'Έ,Χ'Λμνω, to send out or forth ; to send 
 awa}»•, f -φω' 1 . a. Ιξε-Τί^-ψα• p. ίχτί'Πμφα• 
 perf. pas. ίχ•Τί<7ημμκί, -φαι, -rroir 1. a. pas. 
 ί^ΐ'π-ίμφύγιν part. 1. a. pas. ίχνίμφύίΐς, in ρί. 
 ίχ-ημφύίντι;. From ix and -ττίμ-ζω, f -φω, to 
 send. 
 
 Έκ•τ£ίτλ'/ί;:^^α/, peif. bid. pas. from l«*Xwr- 
 (τω, to amaze, astonish, frigliten. 
 
 'Έ,χτίτόξίυχα, ag, £, J^erf. act. of Ιχ-ττοξίύω. 
 
 Έχτίτόταβ-α;, thou hast flown away, Dor. 
 far ixTTt'ffo'ryi'rui, 2. sing, perf pas. of ίχτοτάο- 
 μαι, ωμαι, to fly away, f ήσομαι, J). ■ττΐ'χΌ'Τ'ημα.ι. 
 From \x and ^ίτομαι, to fly. 
 
 Έ«ίΤ£^α<ΟΛ•, ω, to pass through or over, to 
 carry over. From Ix and 'ΧΐξΧίόω. 
 
 'Έ.χτίοάω, f affia, to go or come out ; to 
 pass over, to carry over, to transport. Frotn 
 τίοάω, to pass over or beyond. 
 
 'Έ•χ•7Γίξ^ι»ίξω, to deceive, to escape cunningly, 
 as -τίξ^ι'ξ, a partridge, escapes the folder. 
 
 'Έ.χ•ρτίξΰω, to demolisli, to sack, to destroy, 
 l.f Ιχτίξίτω• ixvi^trovff , in 3. plur. So ix- 
 ^ίξσωσ•\ 3. ]>l. 1. a. subj. From ix and ^ίξίω, 
 to lay waste ; 2. f. 'ττα.ζβω, and by Metath. 
 Τξκθω• 2. a, iV|a^ev• p, m. 'ρτίττο^θοι. 
 
 'Έχτίξήξ^ομαί, to surround or enclose on 
 every side ; to go round about. From Ix, 
 ■Πξΐ, and ίξχομα,ι. 
 
 'Έχτηξίτοξίνομαι, to pass out from thence ; 
 to go or pass round. Th. <^οξίίομα.ι. 
 
 ΈκίΓε^3•α<, 1. α. inf. act. ίχ'χ'ίξσαντ, for 
 \χττΐζ(τα.ντι, dot. sing. ρωΊ. 1. a. (fix'^rio^M. 
 
 "'ExTio'ijfor ίζίΤίΐτε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. 
 Ion. ίχ'ΤίίΤίΤν, 2. a. infin. ίχ-ησων, ούσα, ov, 
 jmrt. 2. a, act. of ίχτί'Ττω, to fall off" or from, 
 
 'ΈιΧ^ίσ-ωσ-ι, See 'Έιχτίττω. 
 
 'Έχ'Τίτάννυμι, fixTiraffa, to stretch out or 
 extend ; to spread out, expand, display ; ο-τίφο; 
 Ιξίτΐταο-σ-ί γαμήλΐΰν, has pulled apart f literally 
 spread open) the nuptial wreath or crown, that 
 is, in token of his grief; Bion. Epitaph. Adon. 
 1. a. ίζ^ί^πίταιτία, ivith ace. From Ix and -τετάώ/, 
 l.f άσω, to open, to spread.] 
 
 *Έ^Χ9τ'ίφξα.(Ττοίΐ, 3. sing, perf jkis. of ΙχφξύΖ,ω. 
 From ix and φξάζω,fut. σω, to tell, to describe, 
 to relate, say, mention, discourse upon ; 2. a. 
 ϊφξχ^ον p. m. τίφξα^α. 
 
 'Έιχτίφυα, p. mid. and ίχ<τίφνχα,, p^ act. 
 I was sprung from, I was born of, Luc. 
 i, 99. 
 
 'ΈιΧ'Τίφυχωί, ότοξ, sprung from, born of, 
 growing out of, part. peif. act. and 
 
 'ΈχτεφυυΤΰα, fem. gen. plur. nurn. of part, 
 perf. mid. ίχτεφυω;• from Ιχφύομοιι, to be born 
 of, to spring from. Th φύω. 
 
 'Έ.χ'τηι^άω, to leap out, to spring or sally 
 forth; to escape; 1. f ήτω. Th. ττν^άω, 
 f. 'Α(Τω. 
 
 'Έχτ^^^^σχζ, avTos, having slipped away or 
 escaped, ^';Qri. 1. a. of the same. 
 
 ^Έιχτηναΐται, Att. for ίχτ'/ινίσίται, 3. sing, 
 l.f. m. of 
 
 'Έιχττίνίζω, f. ίσω, and Att. ιω, η7ζ, αϊ, to 
 draw out the thread in spinning, to spin, to 
 draw from, to unravel an affair ; Met. to extri- 
 cate. From ix and Ttivos, the web or woof. 
 
 'Έκ9rάζω,f. ίσω,ρ. Ιχτετίζχχ, to press out, 
 to express ; lo press Anolentfy, to oppress. 
 
 ^ΈΛΚ-τΤίΧξαίνω, f ανω, p. Ιχτετίχξβίγχκ, to 
 make very bitter ; to exasperate or irritate. 
 From 'Τίχραίνω. 
 
 'ΈχττΤνω, to drink up, to drain, absorb. From 
 sx and 9rίvω,f τάιτω, to drink. 
 
 'Έχ-τί-ττω, to fall off, out, or to fall from ; 
 to be banished or expelled ; to be ineffectual ; 
 to come forth, become public ; to depart from 
 ancient institutions, to cease, to happen, to 
 abolish ; to slip away or escape ; f ίχτττωο-ω, 
 perf. ίχτί'^τωχα• 2. a. ίζ,ίτίσον, is, ν 2. α• 
 subj. \χ<7Γ%7ω, γ;, γ, and in 3. pi. ίχ•7Τία•ω<η» 
 From ix and '7r^<7frω,f. ττώσω, to fall. 
 
 'Ί^χ-^ίττω, to be uttered as the answers of 
 the oracles; also to be sent away, Eurip• 
 Med. 451 and 461. See also under Ά^ξή- 
 μων.Ί^ 
 
 'Έ^χτλαγίίζ, svTus, struck with astonishment 
 or terror, astonished, amazed; part. 2. a. 
 pas. of ίχ7Γλ^σ•σ•ω. 
 
 'Έ.»νλΛγ'ίομ»ι, See wider Έ»ίτα^λΙί^«/,1 
 
ΕΚΠ 
 
 26Θ 
 
 ΕΚΠ 
 
 ^Έχ-τλί^οίξίΐν, to run over the space of a 
 plethrum, a kind of exercise. From I» and 
 'τ^λ'ίύξον, Poet, τίλι^ξον. 
 
 'Έχττλίίζον, ov, TO, exceeding the measure of 
 a plethrum. 
 
 'Έχ,τλίίου, gen. sing, of sxtXhos, for ίκ,- 
 «λιοζ, 7i, OV, filled, heaped up full, abundant ; 
 sufficient, perfect, whole. Th. τλίοί, full. 
 
 'Έκ,τλίυα-αι, J . a. inf. act. of 
 
 'Έιχτλίω^ to sail out of port, to set sail, to 
 put to sea ; iniperf ίξί'Τλεον, -ow, εε;, -ει;• 
 f. ίκ,τλενα-ω• 1 . a, Ιξί•τλ£ΐΊ7«• 1 . a. bf. I»- 
 ^λευσ-χί. Th. τλίω. 
 
 'Έκττλ'/ιβά), f ήσω, to fulfil, accomplish, bring 
 to pass.] 
 
 Έ;ί5Γλ>?;6Τ<;ίι9?, >?, ov, striking with terror or 
 consternation, terrible ; and 
 
 'Έι-Λ'^Χνικτος, oZ, Kou h, struclc with terror, 
 amazed, astonished. From ίκ,-πλ'/ιττομα,ι, to 
 be struck with astonishment, to be amazed or 
 dismayed, y. ζ^ομα/• p. ])as. ίΆ-ττίτλ-ήγμοί/, ξοα, 
 Ά7Άί. Th. '^'Κνισσω. 
 
 "Έ,χ'^λ'/ι^ι;, εω;, 'h, astonishment, Longin. i ; 
 amazement, dismay, terror, consternation ; also 
 A'ehement desire. 
 
 'Έικ.'ττλ'/ΐζόω, to fill up, to replenish, to com- 
 plete, to fulfil, to accomplish, f. ωσω, p. I»- 
 ■τΐί'ττΧ'ΑοοικΆ' 1. a. ί'ζ,ιτλτιζωσα.' p. pas. ίκτε- 
 τλ'/)ξωμα(. From ίχ and crXfj^oat, to fill. Th. 
 
 ■7Τλίθ$. 
 
 'Έ^κ,νλνιζω/πί, εωζ, ih a filling up, a fulfilling, 
 accomplishment, a completion. From the j)re- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Έκ-:τλ'/ί/τσ•ίο, be thou amazed or astonished, 
 2)7'es. imperat. pas. Ion. for ίκ,ττλγ,σσου, of 
 ίκ.-7ΓΧτΐΒ•<τομα,ι, to be amazed or astonished. Th, 
 <7r\'h(r(rit>,f. ζ,Μ. 
 
 'Έ>χ,9Γλίη<τσ•α>, or Att. -ττω, to strike or beat 
 out J to terrify, disma^'^, astonish, amaze ; to 
 dissipate, remove, f. ϊ,ω, p. ζκ,<πε•π\ν,^α,' 2. a. 
 ί^εχλαγον imperf. jms. ίϊ,ετΧησσόμην, ov, ετο, 
 and in 3. pi. ίζετλΥισ-σ-οντο' 2. a. pas. Ιξε^λά- 
 y/]v, '/IS, n. From the same. 
 
 "Έκ,τλου;, ov, o, for εκτλεοί, η, ov, filled, 
 full. 
 
 Έ;ίίΤλίίν«, to wash out, to wash away. FroTn 
 ix, and 'π■λΰvω,f. υνω, to wash. 
 
 'Έκτλάίΐν των φξενΰϋν, to lose one's reason. 
 From, ^λύω, or -ττΧύμι, Poet, for τλεω, to sail. 
 "Έ^χτνζυίτίζ, ιω;, h, a breathing out, expira- 
 tion ; death. From 
 
 'EffTvio), to breathe out, to exhale ; to ex- 
 pire, to die ; f. ίτ-,-πνεύσω, p. ίκ-ττετνευχα' 1. a. 
 ν^ε-ττνενσα. From I» and τν'εω, to breathe. 
 
 'lixTo^uv, far, at a distance, out of the way, 
 out of sight, adv. qu. I» •7Το1)ων. 
 
 'Έκ-τοΛμ, to take away, to remove, with- 
 draw, to frfe from ; to fashion, to give, to be 
 adopted ; to set free, to alienate, to suffice. 
 From τοί'εω. 
 
 'ΈχτοΐΫκτίζ, εως, τι, emission of the seed ; 
 alienation ; emancipation •, a finishing. 
 
 'E;ivre/'/)rei, ου, Ό και h, adopted, given in 
 adoption, set free. From p. pas. of ίκτταήω. 
 
 'Κχτολεμίω, f. τκτω^ to vanquish or subdue 
 in war, to declare Avar ; and 
 
 'Έκ'ττολεμόω, f ώ(Τω, the same with •τοΧεμόω^ 
 to stir up or excite to war, to make hostile, 
 Thucyd. Th. ιτΌλεμοί. 
 
 'Έκττολίοξκεω, ω, f. ήσω, to take by siege, to 
 reduce a place ; to expel by force. 
 
 'Ex-roviiy, to work out, to finish by labour ; 
 to exercise, to cultivate, to sustain toils or 
 labours. From orevoj, labour,yiOm «rsvo^aa/, to 
 do, to act. 
 
 'Έ^κ'^οζεύομκ.ι, to go out, to depart ; to pro- 
 ceed, to come forth ; imperf. Ιζ^ειτοξευΌμΊ^ν, ου, 
 ετο' f ίκτοξευοΌμα.1, p. ίκ<π'ε9ΤΟξενμοίΐ• 3. sing» 
 pres. i?nperat. ίκτοξίιιίσ'όβα. From, ίκ and 
 <τοξεΰομα.ι, to go, which is from -τόξος, a pas- 
 sage. Th. 9Γείξω. 
 
 Έκ,τοξύ'εύύ, ω, f mca, to lay waste, sack στ 
 pillage, destroy, demolish. 
 
 ''Άκτοξίζω, f 'κτω, p. »«, to invent, to de- 
 vise, to seek, to get, to acquire •, to provide, to 
 furnish. From -τόξοξ,β'οηι the same Th. 
 
 Έκτΰξνεύίϋ, f. εύσω, p. ίκ^τετόξνενχοί, to be 
 addicted to fornication or lewdness ; 1. a. 
 εζ,εττόξνενσ-α• part. J . a-, Ιχτορνεύσ'αί, ocffx, av. 
 From Ix and τοξνεύ&>, from ^όξντι, a whore. 
 Th. 'τερά.ω. 
 
 'Έκτοτίομοιι, the same with ίχττοτάομαι, and 
 this for ΐχτετομαι, to fly away, to fly out iti 
 quest of any thing. Th. <πετομοι.ι. 
 
 'Έ,χ'Τξοικτ};;» ου, ο, a collector of imposts, a 
 tax-gatherer. 
 
 'ΈιΆΤξοίσ'ίΤίι), and 
 
 'Έx■;rξάrrύϋ,f. ξω, to finish, to consummate, 
 to accomplish ; to levy, to collect. From 
 '^ξχττω. 
 
 Έ«ν!Τ^£ίΤ«ί, ίος, ο χα.) γι, distinguished, ele- 
 gant, beautiful ; becoming. From \x and 
 ττςεττω, to be becoming. 
 
 Έκ-τ^ίίξβίί, part. 1. a. act. Ion. from Ix 
 and <7τράτ'τω. Ion. Τξτιττω, f. ζω, to do, to 
 make. 
 
 Έχτξίοίμοιι, to ransom, to redeem or de- 
 liver, to bribe. Th. -τοίαμαι. 
 
 Έ»5Τ^/«(7•^α/, pres. inf. of the same. 
 
 Έκ-^ξΐόω, ω, to ransom or redeem. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 'Έχ-^ξολεί'Τω, to leave, to forsake, to dis- 
 miss ; a7id hence 
 
 Έκ-7Τξολ1τοΐί, thou mightest dismiss or send 
 away, 2. nng. 2. a. opt. act. ίχτξολίτόντεί, 
 nom. pi. part. 2. a. act. From sx, Τζο, and 
 y^.εΊ'PΓω,f. -φω, to leave, 2. a. ελιτον. 
 
 'Έχ'ττά.ω, to fly away. 
 
 'ΈκττοίΜ, to terrify, throw into consterna- 
 tion ; to burn with desire ff any thing. 
 
 'Έ,κττύίϋ, f ΰσω, p. ίχ'ζετττυχοί, to spit out, 
 to reject with contempt, to abhor; 1. a. i|e- 
 <ζτυ(ΤΆ. From Ικ and τίτύω, to spit. 
 
 "Έχ-^τωσι;, εωζ, h, a fall ; an accident ; a 
 dislocation ; a calamity, misfortune. 
 
 "ΕχίΤΤώ/τΑί, ου, ο κοά h, fallen down or from. 
 From perf. pas. of ΐχ^τΐ-ττο). 
 
ΕΚΡ 
 
 261 
 
 ΕΚΣ 
 
 ΈχίΤ^νίάνί^α/, to hear, to learn ; to inquire, 
 to ask. Th. "TrvveoivofActif f. 'ττιυσαμο.ι. 
 
 'Έχτυξόία, ω, to kindle or set on fire, to 
 burn ; to parch, to heat very hot. Tk. τΰξ. 
 
 "~Ex<rt/ffroi, ov, ο χα,) h, heard, known, reported, 
 divulged. From 3. pers. perf, pas. of Ικ,τυνίά- 
 ναμ.α.1. 
 
 "'Ά-Λ'Τίωμ.α.^ α,τος, το, a cup or bowl, a drink- 
 ing vessel. From ίκ<τΙνα>, to drink up. Th. 
 
 
 'Έϋζάαν^ν, Boeot. for Ιχ,ξαάνύνΐίΤΆν, 3. jyl. 
 
 1. a, pas. See 'ΈιΧξχίαινον. 
 
 "Έιχξαγα, p. τη. ίΆζΆγγινοίΐ, j)• ^^• f^id. for 
 χίχ,ξο,γ'^να,ι, of Λξάζω, to cry out, to exclaim ; 
 2.f. κξκγίϋ• 2. α. 'ίκοαγον• 1. α. εχξχζχ. 
 
 'Έ,χξχγΐίναι, to burst or break out •, ΐχξα,γζ);, 
 iTtra., h, having burst forth, of ίχξ^γννμι. 
 
 'ΈίΧξΆ/ιναι, Dor, for ίκξτΐ'/ινχ, 1. a. of χξχι- 
 atvui),for χξούνω. See Έ»^«/α<νβν. 
 
 ^ΈιΆξάβην by Sync, for ίχίξάβην, 1. a. j}as. of 
 xiξά.vvυμ^,f άσω•, to mix or mingle. 
 
 Έκ^α/α/νβν, im,perf act. of χξα/χίνω, for 
 xξΆίvω,f. χξΛνω, to perform, to accomplish, to 
 bring to pass •, 1. a. pas. ίχξάνύ^ν, ajul by 
 Ejyentk. ίχξα,άνβ^ν. 
 
 "Έ,χξβίζα,, and in 3. /;/. ϊχξΛξαν, 1 . a. ind. 
 act. of χξύζω, f ^ω, to exclaim, to call or 
 cry out. 
 
 'Έιχξαυγχιτβί, α?, £, 1 . α. ind. net. of χξκυ- 
 γάζω, to cry out, to vociferate, f άο-ω, p. 
 χζΗ,ζα,ΰγαχοί. From χξαυγίι, Ά calling or cry- 
 ing out, a cry, from the same Th. 
 
 ^Έχξίμχτο, 3. sing, imperf. Ιχξίμάμνιν, of 
 χρίμΆμαι, or χξίμάο), to suspend, to hang up. 
 
 'Έ^χξίμω, thou didst hang or wast suspended, 
 
 2. sing, imperf. of ίχξίμάμτιν, ϊκξίμκαΌ, and Ion. 
 ίχξίμαα, and Att. contract, ίκξίμω, i7nj)erf. of 
 χξίμχμαΐ' 1. a. pas. ίχξίμάσίνιν. 
 
 'Έχξίω, to flow or run out ; to slip away, to 
 escape ; to pass away, to be forgotten. Th. 
 p'ict), to flow,y. ζΐύίτω. 
 
 "Έ.χξ'/ιγ/ΑΆ, ctTos, TO, any thing torn or brok- 
 en off, a precipice, a steep or craggy place ; an 
 inundation ; a ravine. 
 
 'ΈιΧξ'/ιγννμι, or -V6J, f, ixpyt^w 2. a. \^ifpcx,yo\i' 
 to break off, to break open, break or burst out. 
 Th. fnffffax, to break out in a jmsnon. 
 
 'ΈιΧξ'/ΐ'/ινα, for 'ίχξψα,, 1. a. ind. net. of 
 χξκιούνω, for χραίνω, f. χρανω, to perform ; 
 also to cominand ; I. a. 'ίίΰξα,να, Att. 'ίχζψκ, 
 and by Poet. Tleonasm ix^mva.• hence χξ^νινον, 
 ά,τω, ι. a. imperat. 
 
 'Έ^χξίζοΜ, to root up, eradicate, extirpate, 
 destroy utterly, f. ύσω, p. ίζ^ίρρίξα/χχ.• 1 . a. 
 ί^ίρρίζωίΤΆ' 1. ft. suhj. ίχξΐζω(τα>, jjj, >j• 1. a. 
 pas. ί^ίρριΖ,ωύην• 1. a. imperat. pas. ίχζίζύβ/ιτι, 
 •ήτω• part. I. a. pas. ίχξίΖ,ωύύί, ιντοί- l.fut. 
 pas. Ικξ^ιΖ,ωύήσομιχ,ι. From Ix and ρίζα,, a root. 
 
 ^ΈιΧζΊ$'/ιν-α,'το, Poet, for α.τζ>ίξίύγιν, I answer- 
 ed, 1 . a. pas. 
 
 'Έ^χοίνΛτ\ for ίχξίνατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. he 
 interpreted ; εχξίν^ν, he chose, impetf. act. 
 Ιχζίνοντο, they contended, 3. pL i}nperf. pas. of 
 xo'fju, to separate, to judge. 
 
 'Ejt^/Vrii;, to throw out, to throw away. 
 
 "Έχξΐ-φίί, stus, V, a throwing out or away^ 
 From, ρίτττω, to throw. 
 
 'Έχξΰίι, iJSj «, nnd ϊχζυσίζ, ιωζ, 'a, and 
 
 "Έ,χξοοί, ov, 0, a flowing out ; a course, a 
 mouth of a river. From ix and pico, to flow. 
 
 Έ»^βι;σ•^»!ν, I was driven out, 1. a. ind. jias. 
 of χξούω, to beat. 
 
 ^ΈΑΧξούιτω, 2. sing. \. a. m. Ιχξονσ-ά,μνν, «, 
 aro' of the same verb. 
 
 'Έιχξύζγιν, I was hidden or concealed, 2. a. 
 ind. pas. εχξυζον, 2. a. act. 
 
 'Ex^usw,y. >5(Τ6/, p. i^^ippvYixa, to flow or run. 
 out ; to escape from, to be forgotten ; to fall 
 off". From Ix and ξυίω. 
 
 "Έχξνττον, is, i, imperf. act. of χξυ-τττω. 
 
 "^y.gv^ot,,iierf. act. Att.forxix^v(pa• and 
 
 "Έχξΐΐ'φΛ, α,ζ, ι, I hid ο?' concealed, 1. a. 
 ind. act. of the same^ 
 
 'ΈχίΤΆξχίξω, fut. Ίσω, to separate the flesit 
 from the bones, to strip off the flesh. From 
 ix and σά,ξ^. 
 
 'Έ.χα-ιφανίζΰύ, to draw out by a siphon. Th, 
 
 'ΈχίΤχίυάξομ,χί, to carry out, to bring or 
 carry away ; fut. m. άα-ομα,ι, p. act. I|s- 
 σκίΐια,κα.. 
 
 Έχσ-οζ'ίω, ω, fut. 'Ασω, to drive out, drive - 
 awaj»^, expel. 
 
 ^Έ^χστά,ω, f. άνω, p. cixot., to pull, pluck, or 
 draw out. 
 
 'Έxff7rίξμa,τ^ζed,fut. Ί(τω, to bear seed, Numh. 
 V, 28. From ιττίξμα, the seed. From στύρω. 
 
 "ΈχίττονΒος, ov, xot,) h, excluded from a 
 treaty, not comprehended in a treaty, one who 
 has broken a treaty ; contrary to a treaty. 
 Th. (Τ'ΧΪν'^ω. 
 
 'Έ,χστΛ^ίο;, ου, ό xou -h, of six stadia. Frovi 
 trraltos, or -ov, a stadium, arid this from Ίττημι. 
 
 "Έ,χιττασι;, ίως, h, astonishment, amaze- 
 ment ; an ecstasy, a trance ; also a displace- 
 ment, departure, degeneration, change of state. ^ 
 From ί\ίστ•ήμι, and this from Ix arid Ίσ•τ'/ιμ4. 
 
 'Έκα•τιχτιζοί, τι, ov, having the power of 
 removing or displacing ; distracted, frantic, 
 transported, astonished ; also depriving of rea~ 
 son. Fro?n the same. 
 
 'Έχσ-τίλλω, f. iXS, to send out, adorn, 
 equip.] 
 
 'Έχ/ττίφω, f "φω, to put on or to take away 
 a crown or wreath ; Ιξ^ο-τίμμίνοι, being crowned, 
 Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 3 and 19.] 
 
 'ΈxστξβιγγίζoJ, f. Ίσω, to squeeze or press 
 out by drops ; to strain out. 
 
 'Έχστξοίτιύω, f. tvirea, to march out with a 
 hostile army, to take the field, to open a cam- 
 paign ; to carry the war into the enemy's 
 country. 
 
 ^Έχστξίφω, f. -φω, p. Ι^ίίττξίφβί, to turn 
 out, to turn inside out ; to turn, to change ; 
 to pervert ; p. jias. ίζ,ίβ-τξΆμμοίί, -φοί,ι, ττοα. 
 From στξΊφω. 
 
 ^Έχα-υξίζω, to hiss at, to hiss out ; f. /Vs/, 
 From ix and β•υξίζω. 
 
ΕΚΤ 
 
 ^& 
 
 ^κτ 
 
 "Εχτα, 3. dng. Dor. for ϊ»τ% of'ixrviv, »??, 
 ij, Dor. ίχταν, aj, α, 2. α. ο/" κ,Ύνιμι, fut, 
 KvriffM, perf, Ίκτηκοί• p. pas. 'ίκψο,μ,α,ι. Th, 
 xTiiVft», f. KTivu, p. ixTXKx, to kill ; 2. a, 
 ϊκτΛκο», and bi/ Apoc. ίχταν, and in 3. iing, 
 SKTOivi, and by Apoc. ίκ,ψα. 
 
 "Έ^-Λταγχα, Poet, for 'ixraxa, perf. act. of 
 XTiivM, to kill. 
 
 'Έικτούνιν, and Ιχτα^ον^ adv. in an extended 
 state, at full length, all along. 
 
 Έ«τάδ<6?, ου, ο xeu fi, extended, stretched 
 out ; also broad, ample. Th. τύνω. 
 
 'Έιχταβύί, svros, part. 1. a. pas. ixret^tivoHf 
 
 1. a. infin. pas. of Ικτύνω, to extend. From 
 \x and nlvai. 
 
 "Έχτοίίίν, Boeot. for ixrahtrav, they were 
 slain, 3. pi. 1. a. j)as. Ιχτάύην, of χτίίνατ. 
 
 "ΈχτακΛ, perf. indie, act. of χτύνω, to kill. 
 
 Έ«τα^£νβί, and Poet, χτάμ,ινοζ, ^oV. part^ 
 perf. pas. of xniveo'- p. jt^as. ίχταμα-ι. 
 
 Έιετά(»>!β-/, by Ion. Paragoge, for Ixrafjuj, 
 3. sing. 2. a. subj. of Ιχτίμι^ω, to cut off; and 
 this from ix and τίμνω, to cut ; 2. f μω• 
 
 2. a. ίταμον ]>e>f. τ'ίτμηχα,' p. m. τίτομα. 
 "Έ,χταμμα.!, perf. indic. Jias. Ιχταμμί^οί, 
 
 part. perf. p}as. of χτύνω, to kill, 2. fut. χτα,νω' 
 perf. ϊχτα,χα. 
 
 'Έκτά,μντκη, Ion. for Ιχτάμν^ι, 3. nng. pres. 
 subj. act. of τάμνω, to cut, Ion. and Dor. for 
 τίμνω, the same. Or for ϊχτάμγ, Poet, by 
 inserting v, and Ion. by adding <n, 3. sing. 
 2. fi. subj. if ίχτίμνω, to cut off. From ix 
 and τίμνω, '2. a. ίταμον. 
 
 'Έχτάμνω, See the jrreceding.] 
 
 "Έχτχν, 3. plur. 2. a. Boeot. for ixrocffuv, 
 from sKTfiv, of Λτ^μ», to kill, slay. Or for 
 ixntvav, and by Sync, (χτκν, 3. jflur. 1. a. 
 act. of χτίίνω. So from χτ^μ<, comes χτάομαι, 
 to get, possess J 2. a. 'ίχτην, 3. pi. ίχηκτα,ν, 
 by Sync, ίχτα,ν. 
 
 "Εκτανί, 3. siyig. 2. a. act. 'ίχτανον, of 
 χτύνω, to kill ; 2. /". χτανω• perf sxTctxa. 
 
 'Έχτάνύαι, perf. inf. pas. ϊχτάνύην, I was 
 killed or slain, 1 . a. indic. pas. of χτύνω• perf. 
 pas. εχτκμαι. 
 
 "Έχτανον, i;, s, 2. a. indic. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Ύιχτα,νύω, fid. ύιτω, the same ivith ίχτύνω, 
 to stretch out, to extend. Th. τύνω. 
 
 "Ε«ταξ/5, ε«ί, h, a ranging in order, a draw- 
 ing up in order of battle. From Ιχτάττω. 
 
 Έχτά,ρα•?,!?, ίωξ, 'A, a disturbance, disorder, 
 commotion, agitation. 
 
 'ΈΛΧτα.ρά(/(τω, or -άττω, fut. Ιςω, perf. Χχτί- 
 ^^οανα, to disturb or trouble exceedingly ; to 
 throw into confusion; 1. a. ϊξίτύξο,ξα. From, 
 ix and ΤΒίξύΐτα-ω, to disturb, to trouble. 
 
 "Ε»ταί, by Sync, for 'ixTuvas, thou hast 
 slain or killed, 2. sing, 'ϊχτα,ν, for ϊχτεινκν, 
 3. pi. 1. a. of χτύνω. See 'Έκτα. 
 
 "KxTciffti, £4/5, ii, a stretching out, a length- 
 ening, extension ; also a figure, by which a short 
 syllable is lengthened. From Ικτύνω, to stretch 
 out, to extend. 
 
 '^xrafVUt or -rrw» to draw up in order of 
 battle ; to set in order, to arr£»nge. Th, rtiff 
 9 ω, or 'Ττω. 
 
 ''Eixri.ffu, DqT' fpr ίκτγκτω, 2. sing, 1. a, 
 m. of χτύομοίΐ, to acquire, possess ; f. χτή^Φ- 
 μα,ι, p. χίχτ^ιμαι, 1 < a, m. ίχτ/ισάμ*ιν, ω, ατο. 
 
 "ΈιχτΛτα, he had been killed, 3. dng. plu^ 
 perf. ind. pas. of ίχτάμη*, ffr of χτύνω, ρ, 
 txTaxa, p. pas, ίχταμα,ι. 
 
 Έχτίατβ, Ion. for 'ixrvivr», or ίχίχτ»ντο, 
 3. ]7ί, pluperf. pas. So ixrixTut, Ion. for 
 ixTyivrat, 3. pi, perf. But ίχτημοιι, is used 
 Ion. or Ait. for χίχτημα/^ as also ίχτ^σθαΐ) 
 for χίχτησβαι, perf. hf, of χτάομαι, f. xrncro- 
 μαι, to get, to possess. 
 
 'Έκτιύίντα, part. 1. a. pas. ace. sing, rnasc. 
 (f ϊχτίθημι, to expose. 
 
 'Έχηίξαμμίνονί, ace. pi. masc. part. perf. 
 pas. of ίχτξίψω, to nurse or breed up. From 
 Ix and τξίφω, f •φω, p. ^a, to nourishj 2. a. 
 ίχτξχψον. 
 
 'EiXTUvdi, avTot, part. 1. a. act. txTtivov, 
 άτω, imperat. act. (fixnivuf to stretch out, to 
 extend. 
 
 "ΈΛΧτίινί, he killed, 3. nng. 1. a. act, sxTtt- 
 vov, if, £, imperf. of χτίίνω, to kill ; f. χηνω, 
 p. ίχτκχοί, 2. a. 'ίχτα,νον. 
 
 'Έχτίίνω, f. IxTivu, }). ίχτίταχ», to stretch 
 out, to extend ; to draw out ; «racav -ΡΤξοόυμίίΐν 
 ixTtivuv, to exert all your zeal, Herod, vii, 10 ; 
 1. a, Ιξίτειν», I. a.,imperat. εχτανον, ύτω, part, 
 1. a. act. ίχτίίνΆί, αντος. From I» and τείνν, 
 to stretch out.] 
 
 'Έιχτελίοιτ, for Ιχτίλεοιτε, 2. 2)1. jyii'SS, opt. 
 act. from Ιχτελ'εω. 
 
 'Έιχτελίσαΐί, u^ol.for Ιχτελεσαξ, having ful- 
 filled or accomplished, part, 1, a. act. of ix•' 
 τίλεω. 
 
 'Έχηλίντκατει, Dor. for Ιχνε1.ίντή<ηι, 3. sing, 
 l.f act. of τελευτχω, to bring to an end, to 
 finish. Th. τίλο;, εο;, το, an end. 
 
 'Έιχτελεω, Ιχηλ'ειιν, pres. inf. f, iffu, p. Ix- 
 τετελεχκ, to finish, to complete, to accomplish, 
 to bring to an end; to perpetrate ; 1. a. Ιξετέ- 
 λεα•α, 1 . a. subj, ίχτελειτω, η;, sj, 1, a. inf. 
 Ιχτελίο-Άί. From ix and τίλο;, end. 
 
 Έκτίλί);, ios, χά\ 'A, finished, completed; 
 full-grown, adult. 
 
 ^Έ,χτεμνω, f ΐχτεμω, p. εχτ'ετμηχα, 2. a. 
 Ι^ετα,μον, 2. a. inf. ΐχταμΰν, to cut οίζ to cut 
 out, to castrate. Th. τέμνω. 
 
 'Έχτίνειοί, as, h, extension ; perseverance, 
 continuance, assiduity ; abundance ; %v εχτενεία, 
 intensely ; assiduously, continually, for εκτε- 
 νωζ• Front Ix and τύνω. 
 
 'Έχτενία-τίξον, ado. more intently or zeal- 
 ously, more earnestly, comp.from 
 
 'FiXTivyi;, ios, ο χα.) h, extended ; intent, con- 
 tinual, assiduous; ardent; and hence ίχτενεω$. 
 Ion. for εχτενωι. 
 
 'E»Tav&»,y. ind. act. of εχτύνω. 
 
 Έχτενωξ, with all one's might, earnestly, 
 intensely ; promptly ; with prolixity. From 
 i ϊκτύγω. 
 
δκτ 
 
 ues 
 
 BICT 
 
 *E*teet•, brie must have, verbal noun from 
 ϊχω, to have. 
 
 "Έκτη, from ίκτ OS, the sixth. Th. e|. 
 
 "Έίκτημαι, for χίχτι^/ΛΛί, I obtained or ac- 
 quired, Ion. or Att. perf and 
 
 'Έ,χττιμίνοί, >}, ov, that hath acquired or pos- 
 sesses any thing, part. perf. pas. of χτάομχί, 
 to acquire, to possess. 
 
 "Έιχη^ντχι, for χίκτ^νται, they possess, 3. 
 pi. perf of the same verb. 
 
 'Έχ τήνα/, scU. χζόνο». Dor. for l| IxUyuu 
 χξόνου, from that time. 
 
 'Έ•»τησ'ύμί}ν, ω, aro, in 3. ^)i. Ιχτνκτκντ», 
 1. a. Til. (f χτάομχι, to get, to possess ; f χτνι- 
 
 aOfAXl, p. XSXT^/JiXI, 
 
 'Έχ'τηα-ΰαι, hy Apkcer. Ion. or Att. for 
 xtxrnffSai, perf. inf. pas. from ϊχτγιμαι, for 
 χεχτημαι, perf. of χτάομχί, to acquire, to pos- 
 sess. 
 
 'Έ'κ.τΊθίμάι, to expoise ; to set forth, to re- 
 late, to explain ; and in 1 . />iwr. ίχτιθζμίθα,, 
 imperf ί^ίτιύ'ίμνιν, σο, ro, 2. a. m. ίϊ,ίύ'ιμην, <to, 
 vo, and in 3. pi. Ιξεβίντο. From ix and τί^^ιμι, 
 to put or place. 
 
 'Έχτιάημι, to place or set out ; to cast out ; 
 to expose an infant; to set forth, explain, 
 declare ; to propose ; to publish, make known.] 
 
 'E«ri'«ii, 5Ϊί, a hectic or habitual fever ; fern, 
 from 
 
 'Έχτίχοί, VI, ov, seated in the habit, habitual ; 
 hectic ; also one who has a hectic fever. Th. 
 %χω, to have. 
 
 Έκτίχτω, f ίχτί^ομου, to bring forth, to 
 bring into the world, to practise. 
 
 'Έιχτίλλω. f λω, p. ίχτίπλχχ, to pull or 
 pluck out ; to extirpate, to remove. 
 
 'Έχτιμάια, f. mu, to esteem or honour 
 greatly ; to value highly. 
 
 "Υιχτίμος, ου, ο χα.) «, being without honour, 
 «nhonoured. From ix and ημνι, which is from 
 ria, to honour. 
 
 *Έχτιναγμοί, ου, ο, a shaking off or from ; a 
 eoncussion. 
 
 'Έιχτινάζαιτί, 2. pi. 1. a. imperat. from 
 
 'Έιχηνύα-νω, to shake ofi^ to shake out, to ex- 
 pel, remove from, f ξω, L• a. ε|£τ/να|α, 1. a. 
 imperat. ixriva^ov, άτω, and in "2. pi. Ιχηνά- 
 ξ«Τ£, 1 . a. m. Ιχτινχ^άμί^ν, part. I . a. m. Ix- 
 ψινα^άμίνος. From ix and nvuffffu, to shake, 
 
 *^xTivv6m,f. ύσω, and 
 
 'ExrTviif,f. Ίιτω, to pay, to repay, to requite ; 
 4o expiate, to atone for. Th. ttu. 
 
 "KxTifs, 1. a. ind. act. of χτίζω, f. areo, 
 p. 'ixrtxei, to create; jmrt. 1. a. χτί<τκζ. 
 
 "Έ,χτίίπ;, ius, fi, a paying, payment ; expi- 
 ation, punishment ; and 
 
 "Έχησμα, arog, ro, a fine, penalty, or pun- 
 ishment. From r'lu. 
 
 "Έαχτκττχι, 3. sing. peif. pas. ϊχησμχι, σαι, 
 »f χτίζω, to create -, I. a. pas. ίχτισύην. 
 
 'Έ,κτιτξύ/τχω, f ώσω, p. ίχτίτξωκα, to 
 to wound ; pas. ίχτίτξωμκι, to miscarry, to 
 bring forth an abortion, 
 
 'Έ,Η^ίω, f. Uen, to punish ; expiate ; pay ; 
 repay. Th. τίω. 
 
 "ΈιχτοΗν, and ίχτοθι, for sxrofhv and 'ix- 
 τοσ6ι, without, out of, on the outside, separ- 
 ately, apart, gov. the genit. From ixros. 
 Th. U. 
 
 'Έιχτοχίζω, f. ία•ω, and Att. tZ, tils, n7, to 
 lend or let at interest. From Toxosf usury, in- 
 terest, from τίχτω, to bring forth, to produce, 
 jy. m. τίτοχοί. 
 
 ^Έ,χτοΧμνιίΤΆζ, part. 1. α. act. from I» and 
 τολμάω, to dare, to be bold. Th. τόλμα,. 
 
 'Έχτολυτί-ενσαί, part. I. a. act. of 
 
 'Κχτολυττίύω, to complete, to finish, to bring 
 to an end ; to endure ; /. tutru. From Ix and 
 τολα-τηνω, to wind round, as thread. Th. ro- 
 λύ-τνι, carded wool. 
 
 'Έχτομη, ris, v, a cutting off, a cutting out, 
 excision ; a window ; and 
 
 'Έ,χτομίαί, ov, o, and 'ΐκτομοζ, castrated, 
 gelt, an eunuch ; Ion. Ιχτομίαι. From ix and 
 τζμνω, to cut. 
 
 Έχτομ);, ilos, fi, that cutteth off or cut'teth ; 
 any thing cut off; a cutting. 
 
 "Έχτονα, perf. m. of χτιίνω, to kill ; f, 
 χτίνω, peTf. 'ixTOixa,, 1. a. sxtsivoc. 
 
 'Εκτοξεύω, f. ίύιτω, to exhaust, properly, a 
 quiver by sliooting away tlie arrows ; to spend 
 or consume. Th. τΌ^^ον. 
 
 'Έχτοττίζω, f ί<τω, to remove, send away ; 
 to depart from a place. Frovi ix and totos, a 
 place. 
 
 'Έχτό^ίοί, ου, ο xai ίι, foreign, removed from 
 his or its place, displaced. 
 
 "Έχτο-χοί, ov, xa.) h, removed from his or its 
 place ; unusual, strange ; absurd, extraordi- 
 nary, 
 
 'Έλτλ^', for "Έχτοξα, ace. sing, from "£«♦ 
 τως. 
 
 Έχτος, ij, ov, the sixth. Th. ίξ, six. 
 
 'Έχτο!, adv. without, out of, abroad ; ex- 
 cept, besides, fsee Parlchurst's Lex. JV. T.J 
 with genii, ixros il μνι, except that, unless-, 
 
 1. Cor. XV, 2. Th. ix, or Ιξ. 
 
 "Ε»τβίΓ2, or ϊχτοη, out of, from. From ix- 
 ros, the same, and thisfrojn ix. 
 
 "ExToffhv, out, without, from without, abroad, 
 ivith genit. from ixros, the same. Th. i». 
 
 "Έ>χτοτί, thenceforth, from that time. 
 
 'Έχτξκτίλοισι, dat. pi. Ion. from 
 
 Έχτξάτιλοί, unpolished, inelegant j loath- 
 some, monstrous, strange; frightful. Fromia 
 and τζίτω, to turn. 
 
 'Έ.χτζχτγ, 3. sing. 2. a. suhj. jms. ίχτξχ<τ•^. 
 9ομαι, 2.f. jyas.from ίχτξίτομαι. 
 
 Έκτζκχνιλίζω, f. tero), to throw off, over his 
 neck, as a horse does his rider ; to break the 
 neck, to kill •, to make proud.] 
 
 ^Έ,χτζίνομχι, to turn aside, to go out of 
 one's way, to turn from, to avoid ; to degen- 
 erate, with ace. 2. a. pas. ίξίτξχ'^νιν, -/is, rj, 
 
 2. f. pas. ίχτξχτίτ,ιτομχι. From ix and 
 Τξί^ω. 
 
 'Έ,χτξίη», f. -φα>, p. φ», to turn from, te 
 
Έκτ 
 
 264 
 
 ΕΚΦ 
 
 tyra away, to dissuade ; to cause to turn aside ; 
 to wrest. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έχτξ'ίφΜ, to nourish or bring up, to educate. 
 Th. Τξίφω. 
 
 'Έ^κ,τξίχω, to run out, to sally out. Th. 
 Τξίχω. 
 
 'Έ,χτξίζνοΌμαι, 2. Jut. jms. of ίχτξίζω. Th. 
 
 'Έκτξίζω, J", -φω, p. φ», to rub off, to rub 
 ©ut ; to smooth or polish, to destroy. Th. 
 
 Έχτ^/'-ψα;, 1. a. inf. act. of the sam£. 
 
 "Έκτξί•φ/ί, ιως, h, a rubbing out or off, a 
 blotting out or effacing, a destroying. 
 
 'Έ^κτξοττι, ίί, «, the act of turning aside or 
 out of the way, a digression, a by-wa\, a canal 
 for diverting the course of a river. 
 
 "'Ry.T^oTToSi ouy ό xmt ;', turned aside, going out 
 of the way ; removed ; also ill-mannered, disa- 
 greeing. From ίχτξί^ω. Th. τξέτα^, p. m. 
 
 <ΓίΤζΟΤΆ. 
 
 'Έ,κ,τξοφτι, 55J, ί, a breeding or bringing up, 
 education. Th. τξ'ίφω. 
 
 'Έκτξνγάω, f. γκτω, to gather grapes or other 
 ripe fruit in harvest. From τξνγάω. Th. 
 Touyn-t wheat, the vintage. 
 
 "Κκ,τι^ίύμα., u.~o:, το, an abortion or untimely 
 birth. From ίκτιτξ&κτκω, f. ίχ.Τξώίτω, perj. 
 pas. ίκ,τίτξωμαι. From ix, and τιτ^ώσκω, to 
 Avound. 
 
 "ΈχτϋίΤΕ, he thundered, 3. sing. 2. a. act. 
 of κτυττίω, to make a loud noise. Th. τύ-τττω. 
 
 "Έικτνττοζ, ου, ο κ(Δ 'h, formed after a model, 
 moulded, engraved, imprinted, embossed. 
 
 'ΈΛΚτνττΌω, ω, f. ύσω, to mould, fashion, 
 stamp, engrave •, to express, represent. From, 
 ΐ» and Tw^eo», the same ; tldsfrom τΰ-νος. Th. 
 
 Tlt-^TU. 
 
 'Έικτύ-ττωμοί, ατϋ?, το, an impression, a 
 stamp, an image, a representation. 
 
 'Έκτύ•:^ωη;, ε«ί, ');, the sums. From perf. 
 pas. of the foregoing verb. 
 
 'ΈϋΤΰφλοΜ, ω, f. ώσω, to make blind, to de- 
 ■prive of sight ; and hence 
 
 'Έκτνφλωιπζ, ιω;, «, the act of making 
 blind or depriving of sight. Th. ταφλο;, 
 blind. 
 
 "Έχτύϋζ, βξοζ, ο. Hector, the leader of the 
 Trojans and son of Priam. 
 
 'Έκυ^Ά<τσ-αο, 2. sing. 1. a. m. Ion, and Poet. 
 for ίκυ^άσω, of χυ^ά,ζω, to revile, to reproach. 
 2%. xvlos, ov, a. 
 
 'Έ.>ούκλω(Τα., a;, i, 1. a. ind. act. of κ,υκ,Χοω, 
 to encompass, surround. 
 
 "EKTP02, ου, Ό, a father-in-law, a hus- 
 band's father ; and ϊκ,υξλ, Ιυη. Ίκυςτί, a moth- 
 er-in-law, a husband's mother ; as -^τίν^ξοί, and 
 .pa., a wife's father and mother. 
 
 "Εχϋξίτα, in 3. pi. 'ίκνξσαν, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 χύξω, to fall in with, to meet with ; f. ξω, and 
 jJU'l. κ.υζΐτω. 
 
 ']L7tupeau'/i'j, yi;, «, I. a. ind. pas. of κυ^Όω, 
 to sanction, to confirm. Th. y,voo;, lo;, το, 
 jMithoritv. 
 
 "Έχνφί, S. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of χό^τ^ω, 
 f. "φω, to bend one's self, to stoop. 
 
 'Έ,χψχίνω, to show forth, to make known or 
 manifest, to publish. From Ικ and φούνω, to 
 show, y! φανΰ, p. Τίφαγκα,, 1. a. 'ίφηνα. 
 
 'Έκφανίν, for ίζ,εφάν^ισ-αν. Poet, and Boeot. 
 3, pi. 2. a. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'ΈχφανΫΐί, ias, xa) 'h, manifest, apparent, 
 plain ; splendid, illustrious. From the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έχφαυλίζω, and ίχφαυξίζω, f irai, to hoi J 
 in no esteem, to despise, to undervalue, to re- 
 ject. From ix and ψαυλ'ιζω. 
 
 'Έχφίξί/ίίίν, Ion. for ίχφίζίΐν, to carrj' out, 
 pres. iif.from 
 
 ^Έχψίξω, ίΐζ, ει, to carry or bring out ; to 
 bury ; to publish, make known -, to propose ; 
 to produce or yield, to wage war ; f ϊζοίιτα/^ 
 1. a. i^'^vsyxa, 1. a. imperai. t^tvsyxov, άτα^ 
 part. I. a. 't^iuyxus, αντοζ' 2. a. ind. act. 
 i^'/iviyxov, 2. a. irf. s^iviyxsTv. From ϊχ and 
 φέρω. 
 
 'Έxφεύyω, to escape by flight, run away, to 
 escape from ; f. m. εχφεύξβμχι, »j, εται, and 
 ίχφευζύΰμχι• 2. a. act. 'ίζεφυyov, 2. a. subj. 
 \κφυyω, yis, >j• p. m. \xv'iφuyιx,. Th. φεΰyω. 
 
 'Έχφεύζ,^ι, 2. nng. and 'ίχφευ^όμεΑα., 1. pi, 
 l.y*. 'εχφίύ^ομαί, vi, εται, ^''ίχφεύγω. 
 
 'Έ,χφοζίομχι, οΰμαι, to be terrified or fright- 
 ened ; and 
 
 'Έκφοζίω^ to frighten, to tevn{y,f. v^u, perf 
 'εχ-ττεφόζηχΆ, 1. a. 'ε'ί^εφ'οζτισα.. From \x and 
 φοζ,'ιω, to make afraid, and this from φΌζος, 
 fear. Th. φίζομα,ι. 
 
 "Εχφοζοί, 00, ο και '/ι, frightened, terrified, 
 dismayed. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έχφΰζοί, as, n, a carrying out or away, ex- 
 portation ; a funeral ; a publishing or divulg- 
 ing. From εκφίξω, 
 
 'Έχφΰξ'εω, to carry out, carry forth ; empty ; 
 f. νισω. Th. φ'ίξΜ. 
 
 'Έχφόξίον, ου, το, tlie fruits of the earth ; the 
 rent of land ; o/trf 
 
 "Έ^κφύοο;, ου, ο xu.) 'h, what may be carried 
 out or exported ; pul;lished, made known ; 
 transported wnth passion. From εχφίξΜ, to 
 carr};• out. Th. φίξ&ι. 
 
 'Έχφοάζω, to relate, tell, describe, recount, 
 explain ; part. pres. εχφξάζων, οντο?• part. pres. 
 pas. 'ίχφοοίζόμενοί, τι, ov. From \x and φξά,ζω, 
 f σω, p. xa,, 2. a. εφξκ^ον, p. m. -τΓίφξχοχ. 
 
 "Έχφξϋίτι;, εως, 'h, the act of describing, a 
 description, recital, explanation ; ace. εκφοα,ιην^ 
 gen. plur. εκφζΆσίων. From εκφοάζω. 
 
 'Έχφζαιττεον, verbal adj. from, the same Th. 
 
 'Έχφξοντίζο), to contrive, plan, invent •, to 
 think or reflect ; not to care. Th. φοοντί;. 
 
 "Έχφυγε, for \y^φυyι, 2. c. ind. act. of ix- 
 φεύyω, to escape, to fly. From εχ and φiύyω, 
 to fly or run away, f. φιύ^ομοίί, 2, a. εφυγον. 
 Hence εκφύγαιτιν, 3. ])L 2. a. subj. -τεφί'Jycί, 
 perf. m. 
 
 "Έκφύξομοίΐ, to be polluted or defiled. 
 
 'Έχφΰοω, to uelile. 
 
ΕΛΑ 
 
 2^5 
 
 ΕΛΑ 
 
 'Έζφυα-αν, to breathe out, blow out ; to blow 
 the βτβ ; for ι>ιφυ<;άίΐν, pres. inf. act, Th. 
 φνσάϋϋ. 
 
 'Έκ,φύω, to beget, produce ; to be born of, 
 grow or spring from ; to sprout ; f ύσω, p. \κ• 
 9Τίφυχΰί• 2. a ΐζίφυν, vs, v. Th. φύω. 
 
 'Κκφωνίω, f ήβ-ω, to cry out, exclaim ; call 
 by name ; to pronounce distinctly. Tk. φωνή. 
 
 'Έιχφ&ιντισίί, ίως, «, a crying out, exclama- 
 tion, pronunciation. From perf. pas. of thepre- 
 "Ceding verb. 
 
 'Έ•»χίω, to pour out, empty, shed ; to con- 
 sume, to waste or exhaust, to destroy ; f. i»- 
 χίύ<χω, 2, f. ixpf^icu• 1. a. act. ίζ,ίχ^ίυα-ιχ, ίξί- 
 χζυΆ, and ϊ^ίχια,, us, f i. a. iniperat. act. 
 ϊκ,χ^ίον, άτω, '2. pi. ίκχ^ία,'η., pour ye out ; 1. a. 
 inf. act. 'ίχ,χ^'ίΛΐ' impnf. pas. 'ί^ίχ^ί'υμτίν, ονμνιν, 
 -iov, ου, -hro, tiro. Th. χ^ίω. 
 
 'ΈκχξΖν, to be sufficient or enough, to suf- 
 fice, j>:\'s. inf. from χξάω, to lend. 
 
 ^Έικχξήσΐί, it will profit or be useful to ; im- 
 pers. 1 . f. as if from h χξ'ήα-ίΐ 'israt• from the 
 same. 
 
 'Έκχυβίΐ;, ivrog, poured out, part. 1. a. pas. 
 and 
 
 ^YjiiXvuma^rM, 1 , f. ind. pas. and 
 
 "Έ•κχνντι>, for εζίκίχυντο, 3. j)l. plujierf, 
 pas. from 
 
 'Έχχύω, or 'έχχννω, to pour out, to spill, to 
 shed ; in pas. to rush AMolently ; f \κ.χύσω, 
 p. ίΆχίχυκ,α., 1. a, 'έξίχνιτα' pres. ])as. ίχχύνο- 
 ■μα,ι, perf pas. 'έκ,κίχνμχι, 1. a. pas. 'έ^ίχνβτίν, 
 ης, 71, ι. f pas. \κχυύ'/ίαΌμα», >?, ίτα,ι. From 
 ex and χνω, or χύνω, the same with Th. 
 χίω. 
 
 'Έιχχωξ'ζω, to go out, to depart, to retire 
 from, to give place ; Ικ,χωξίίτωσαν, 3. pL pres. 
 imperat. act. let them depart ; f ήσω, p. Ix- 
 κίχύξπκα, 1. a. Ι^ίχύξηνα.. Th. χωξίω. 
 
 'Έ»•φύχω, to breathe out, expire, die ; to 
 faint;/, ζ,ω, p. ίξί-φυχα, 1. a. ίξί-φι/'ξκ. From 
 ίκ and -φύχω, to breathe. 
 
 'Έχωλυ<η^ 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. from 
 »ωΧύω, to hinder, to forbid ; f σω, p. x«. 
 
 ΈΚίΙ'Ν, Ovfos, willing, voluntary, sponta- 
 Jieous ; acting intentionally ; in f g. Χκουσα,, 
 as ; and in n. g. ixov, Όντος. Hence Χχ,ούσιο:, 
 »u, xat Yi, voluntary, willing, free ; ϊκουσ'ιοίς, 
 mdv. freely, vf one's own accord, voluntarily ; 
 οακων and atKoufio?^ α,χων and αχούσ'ίοί, not 
 willing, unwilling. 
 
 "Έχων, Dor. for ύ'χων. Find. Oli/mp. xiii, 
 121. (136, edit. Heyn.) But the reading is 
 doubtful ; and Heyne rather prefers ixav, 
 willing, prompt.] 
 
 Έλάα, as, 'h, the fruit of the olive tree, the 
 ©live. Th. ίλ&ίχ. 
 
 Έλυαν, to impel, drive. Poet, for Ixunv 
 ίλΖν, pres. inf. of ίλύω- .so in 3. sing. pres. 
 ind. ίλάί», Ιλα, and Poet, ίλάα, he begins the 
 race ; oflλάω,for 'iXamajf ίλάα-ω, to drive. 
 
 'Έλάασχον, is, £, imperf. Ion. for >ίλαον, or 
 ίίλαυνον, ts, t, from ίΚάω, or ίλαυνω, I, a. 
 
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 "Ελάβίν, Si, i, and Dor. ίλύξον, 2. a. ef 
 λαμξάνω, to take, to receive,/. λ-^-ψο/Αακ 
 
 'Έ.λα,ύύζ, pierced, transfixed, part. 1. a. pas. 
 from 'hxaum, of Ιλα,ύνω, to drive, to impel ; /. 
 ίλά,ιτω, perf. pas. ίίλβίμαι. 
 
 "Έλαίον, is, i, 2. a. act. ϊλαύΌμην, 2. a. ind. 
 m. of λκνύάνω, f λγισω, p. m. λ'ίληύα, to be 
 hidden or concealed. 
 
 ΈΛΑΓΑ, as, h, an olive tree, an olive. 
 Hence ay^iiXaios, ου, a wild olive. 
 
 Έλα/νοί, (and ίλαίηο5. Poet, by Epenth. of 
 tj ου, χα) 'Λ, made of the olive tree or olive 
 wood. From ixala. 
 
 "Έκλαιαν, ου, το, oil. Th. ίλαία. 
 
 Έλα/&;, Dor. for ikaiou,from 'iXaiov. 
 
 'Έλα/ων, ajvos, o, and ίΧαων, a place where 
 olives grow, an olive garden. Th. ίλαία. 
 
 "Έλαχαν, is, ΐ, 2. a. of ληχίω, to make a 
 noise, to resound ; perf m. λίλακα. 
 
 Έλαμίτ^ις, ου, ο, an inhabitant of Elam, an 
 Elamite. 
 
 "Έλαμ,-φα, as, s, 1. a. act. of λάμ,'Τω, to 
 shine, to be bright. 
 
 "Ελασ•' for ϊλασι, 3. sing. 1. a. act. Ion. of 
 ίλαυνω. 
 
 'Έλάσχι, 1. α. inf. act. of Ιλαννοα, to drive, 
 to impel. 
 
 "Έλασαν, Ion. for ίίλαιταν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. 
 act. of ίλαύνω• part. 1. a. ίλάιτα$, avros, an^ 
 Poet, ίλά^■tras, 
 
 'Έλάσασ•χΐ, Poet, and Ion. for '/ίλαιπ, 3. 
 sing. 1. a. act. of ίλαύνω, to drive, to impel. 
 
 'Έλάσαα, as, i, 1. a. opt. act. .Mol. for 
 ίλάσαιμι, ais, of ίλαυνω. 
 
 Έλaσύύs, quitting, abandoning, Anacr. Od. 
 35. The participle here has not a jmssive, but 
 a middle sense. Fischer, "[ 
 
 'Έλάσ-ιττος, ov, o, a horseman, a rider ; 
 (ίλαύνων 'i'T'rovJ. 
 
 "Έ•λaer^s, £«?, w, and ίλα<τ'>«, as, h, the act 
 of riding, of driving a chariot, of sailing or 
 rowing ; a military expedition, a march ; a driv- 
 ing out, a pursuit. From Ιλαύνω, to drive. 
 
 "Έλαιτχΐ, Ion. and Poet, for ΐίλα, or 'ήλαυνζ^ 
 3. sing, imperf of ίλάω, or ίλαύνω, f. Ιλάσω. 
 
 "Έλασμα, aros, ro, a plate of metal. From, 
 ίλαύνω, to drive, to beat. 
 
 Έλaσσάμivos, Poet. part. Λ. a, m. ηλασσα, 
 tcs, £, \. a. ind. act. Poet, from the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Έλασα-ΐ, he pierced or transfixed, 3. sing. 
 1. a. Poet, and ϊλάσίτνι, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Έλάσ-ΰ-ω, uccus. contr. for ίλά&σονα, oa, ax, 
 from 
 
 'Έλάσ•(Των, w Att. 'ίλάττων (and \λαχιων), 
 ovos, xa) vi, smaller, less, inferior, fewer, worse ; 
 ])l. iλάτrovis, fewer ; conipar. from positioe 
 ίλaχυs, little ; in stiperl. iXaxiffros. 
 
 'Έλαστξίω, to drive, to impel. From Ιλα- 
 e-Tiji, ου, 0, a driver. Th. ελαύνω.. 
 
 'Έλάσω, l.f. of Ιλαύνω. 
 
 'Έλάτίΐα, as, ε, promr name of a city, 
 Elatia, 
 
ΕΛΑ 
 
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 ΕΛΕ 
 
 Έχ\Α'ΤΗ, α; , '/ι, a fir tree ; a shoot of the 
 palm tree ; the broad end of an oar ; but ελκ- 
 rrns, and ιΧάτησι, for ίΧάτα,ις, dat. pi. Ion. 
 Hence Ιχάτινος, made of the fir tree. 
 
 Έλατ»?^, τίξο;, ο, a driver, charioteer, rower, 
 Th. ίλαύνω, J". Ixacro), perf. pas. ηλκμ,χι, ffctt, 
 rra.1. 
 
 Έλατ-ίν»), the name of a plant. 
 
 Έλάτ/'νί?, VI, flv, and Poet, ilxarivosf made 
 of fir wood. From ίλκττ^, a fir tree. 
 
 Έλατβ/*>;ί7'£ΐ5, as, £, 1. a. ind. act. of λατο- 
 
 μ'ίω, to hew or cut stone ; f. nffca. JFrom, λχτό- 
 
 f^s;, ου, 0, a stone-cutter ; from λα$, λαός, ό, 
 
 a stone, aiid τόμο;, a section, a fragment, 
 
 from, p. m. τίτομα, of τίμνω. 
 
 "Έ^λατταν, adverbially for iXarrivusy less, a 
 little. 
 
 'Έ,λαττονά^ι;, not SO often, more rarel}', 
 seldomer ; and 
 
 'Έλαττϋνίω, to have less ; to lack ; to be 
 lessor inferior; to make less; f γιιτω, 1, a. 
 rikaTTuvyiifa. Th, ίλαχ^νς, little. 
 
 'Έιλατ-τονούύϋιπν, or ίλαττον/ιάωσιν, 3. J)l. 1. 
 a. sitbj. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έλαττόίϋ, or -(τσ'οω, to make less, inferior, 
 
 or v/orse ; to diminish ; to damage or injure ; 
 
 f. ωα•ω, 1. a. iXarTM^a^perf. ίιλάττωχα' pres. 
 
 inf. pas. iXarroZa-Sai. Th. iXap^vs, little ; 
 
 ίλάσσων, or •ττοιΐν, less. 
 
 ^ΈΛλάττωμα, or -ιπτωμα,, a-ros, ro, defect, 
 fault ; inferiority ; diminution, defeat. From, 
 the preceding verb. 
 
 'Έ>λάττων, See 'Έιλά(τσων. 
 
 'Έλάττωα-ι;, ίως, 'h, diminution, loss, defect. 
 From ίλαττόω. 
 
 'Έλαυνίμίν, pres. inf. Ion. for Ιλαύηιν 
 ^Xuvvstv ffxoTov, to reach or hit the mark ; 
 ελαννί, pres. imperat. of ίλαύνω, f ίιλάίτω, to 
 drive. 
 
 'Έλαύνΰί, 3. sing. pres. ojU. act. and 
 
 'Έλαναοντ* for Ιλαύνονη, nom. dual. part, 
 pres. from, 
 
 ΈΛΑΤ'ΝΩ, Dor. Ιλαύω, to drive, impel, 
 urge on, excite, drive away ; to ride, to row, to 
 wound ; f ao-Uyfrovi ίλάω, p. γιλακα, and Alt. 
 Ιλήλακ,α• hence part. perf. act. ίλτιλακα/;, 
 OTos' imperf pas. ίλαυνόμτ,ν, ου, vro' perf. pas, 
 ^λαμ,αι, ffat, nrai. 
 
 'Έιλάφαοζ, ου, ο κα) h, of or belonging to a 
 stag or deer ; and 
 
 'Κλάφοιο, nen. Ion. from 
 
 "ΕΑΑΦΟΣ, ου, κ,α) fi, a stag, deer, hind. 
 
 Έλαφξία, aj, yi, lightness, levity; incon- 
 stancy, fickleness. From 
 
 ΕΛΑΦΡΟ'Σ, οΰ, ο καΐ », light, fleet, quick; 
 not heavy, easy to be borne ; not difiicult or 
 troublesome. Th. 'ΐλαφοί. Hence 
 
 "Έλαφζότζξος, α, βν, lighter, less heavy ; 
 eompar. and 
 
 'ΈλαφζΜζ, lightly, nimbly, quickly. Fro^n 
 ϊλαφίζΟζ, light. 
 
 "Ελ«;^ίν, he cast lots, or obtained by lot, 
 3. sing. 2. a. of λαγχ,άνω, to cast lots; f. 
 
 λ'/ιϊ,ομαι, λούομαι, and χληζύίομαΐ' perf. Alt, 
 ίΐλ'/ιχα, 2. a. ϊλαχον, ij, ε• p. m. λίλογχα. 
 
 'Έλάχγη, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of λαχαίνω, 
 to dig. 
 
 '^λάχι-ίψα, adverbially^ least, the least, very 
 little, not at all ; ουκ, ίλάχιιττχ, chiefly, above 
 all. From 
 
 'Έλάχιστοζ, 57, βν, least, smallest, fewest, 
 shortest ; ^/' \λαχΙσ•των, concisely, briefly; Lys. 
 superl. and eompar. ίλάσσων, less, smaller. 
 Fi'om μικ.ξΰ$, or Th. ϊλαχύξ. Hence is formed 
 a neio comparat. 
 
 ^Έλαχισ-τότίξαζ, less than the least, Ephes. 
 HI, 8. From Ιλάχκττοξ, 
 
 "Ελαχον, ε?, ε, 2. α. See "Έ,λαχίν. 
 
 'Έλαχυτττίξυξ, γο$, ό χα) h, having small or 
 short wings, Find. Pyth. iv, 29 ; μικξο-^Αξυ'^. 
 From ίλαχυ;, little, a?id ττε^κξ, yos, h, a 
 wing. 
 
 ΈΑΑΧΤ'Σ (ιλαχυί), i7a, υ, little, small, 
 like μικ-ξοί, comp. ϊλάσσων, superl. Ιλάχιστοζ, 
 smallest, least. 
 
 "Έλάω, to drive, impel ; drive away ; Poet, 
 for Th. ίλαύνω. 
 
 "Ε,λ^εα/, Ion. for 'i'khv^, 2. sing. pres. from 
 
 "ΕΑΔΟΜΑΙ, y„ ίτάί, and Poet, by Prosth. 
 ίίλ'^^μ.αι, to desire, wish, long for. Hence 
 
 "Έ,λ^ωξ, and ί'ίλ^ωξ, οζος, το, a desire, 
 wish. 
 
 "Ελε, and ϊλ', he killed, he seized, 3. sing. 
 2. a. (Ion. by taking aivay the augment) εΤλβν, 
 ts, ε, of α,ΐξίω, f. ν^<Τω, p. ί^ξ^ικα, 2. a. inf. 
 ελεΓν. 
 
 Έλεάξα^, ό, a mans name, indecl. Hebr. 
 Eleazer. 
 
 Έλίαίοω, f. αοω, to pity, to have compas- 
 sion, the same tvith ΐλάω. Poet. Th. ίλίο;. 
 
 'Έλίαχζίμ, ό, a maviS name, indecl. Hebr. 
 Eliakim. 
 
 ΈΑΕΑ^Σ, 0, the name of a bird; or Ιλία. 
 
 'Έ,λίγίϊον, ου, το, an elegiac poem, an elegy ; 
 a couplet, an inscription, Thucyd. i, ] 32.J 
 
 'Έλίγαοττοιος, οΰ, ό, a composer of elegies, an 
 elegiac poet, Aristot. Poet. I.] 
 
 Έλίγχτιχοί, οΰ, having the power of con- 
 vincing, refuting, or reproving ; and 
 
 'Έ,λίγκτοί, οΰ, worthy of censure or reproof; 
 and 
 
 'Έλζγμοί, οΰ, β, refutation or reproof, cen- 
 suKe ; all from ίλίγχω. 
 
 'Έλίγ'ξάτω/ταν, 3. pi. 1. a. imperat. act. and 
 
 'Έλίγζ' /is, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. ελίγξον, 
 άτω, 1. a. imperat. act. of ίλίγχω, to prove 
 by arguments, to reprove. 
 
 "Ελε^ξ/?, εωξ, h, refutation, conviction, cen- 
 sure, reproof. From the sam,e Th. 
 
 'ϋλεγον, Dor. for ϊλϊγον, imperf. of λίγω. 
 
 "ΕΑΕΓ02, ου, ο, lamentation, mourning ; 
 an elegy or mournful song. From ΐλεεω- or 
 from ε, ε, the voice of mourners, and λίγω. 
 
 'Έ,λεγχίίη, vis, h, a reproach, blame, dis- 
 grace ; and 
 
 'Έλεγχες, εο?, ο x.a) h, worthy of reproach, 
 base, shameful, disgraceful; and 
 
ΕΛΕ 
 
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 ΕΛΕ 
 
 Έλίγ^ί^, 3. sing. 1. α. subj. pns. of 
 ίλίγχω. 
 
 Ekiy^icrroi, superl. ofiXzy^'/a. 
 
 "Έλίγρ(^ο!, ίος, 70, reproach, shame, disgrace 5 
 and 171 pi. ίλίγχ^ια• and 
 
 "Έ,λίγχ,ης, ου, h, an argument, a proof, de- 
 monstration, test ; accusation ; conviction ; re- 
 futation. From 
 
 ΈΛΕΤΧΩ, f. ^ω, to show or prove by 
 arguments, to refute ; to convince, convict ; 
 to reprove or reproach ; to accuse ; to de- 
 spise ; to manifest ; to repress ; to dishonour 
 or disgrace, Tyrteeus ; to expose ; 1 . a. ΐίλίγζ,α, 
 1. a. imperat. ελίγ'^ιν, άτω, perf. ^Χίγχ,α.' 
 Ιχ'ίγ^ομοίΐ, perf. pas. iikiy/jixt, ξα/, κ,τα,ι, 1. α. 
 j)as. '/ιλίχ^αν, 1. a. subj. pas. Ιλίχ^ύω, m, ^.] 
 
 ΈΛΕΔίΙ'ΝΗ, r,s, h, Eledona, a species of 
 Polypus. 
 
 Έλέε/ν, Ion. hy Dialys.for ιλιϊν, 2. a. inf. 
 act, of κίξίω, to take, to choose ; f. τ,σω, p. 
 ^pviKX' 2. a. ίιλον, ί$, ΐ. 
 
 'Έλίίΐνος, *ι, ον, wretched, miserable, pitiable. 
 From ίλίο?, ου, ο, pity, mercy, 
 
 ΈλείΓιΓ^α/, j}res. imf.frora 
 
 Έλίέβ^«ί, to obtain pity, to be pitied. 
 
 'Έχύω, ω, f. 'Α(τω, 1. a. '^λί/ια-α, to pity, to 
 have pity upon ; to show pity or mercy •, I. a. 
 imperat. ίλί'/ιβ-ον, άτω, 1. a. subj. ίλιήσω, y,i, y, 
 1. a. irf. iXiviaa.i,perf, act. '/ιλεηκ.χ• pres. pas. 
 Ιλίίαμαι to obtain pity, peif. '/ιλί-ζιμα», part. 
 9iXiyi/u,ivoi, 1. a. τιλίνιθ-ζιν, 1, a. subj. ίΧί'/ιύω, >??, 
 ^, part. iXi^uiis, ivrog, l.f. iXiyiumofAcm. Th. 
 ελίος, ου, ό. 
 
 Έλενιύωιτιν, they may obtain mercy, 3. p/. 
 
 1. a. subj. pas. of the same verb. 
 'Έλενιμοιτύν'/ι, ng, 'h, pity, compassion ; alms ; 
 
 any act of beneficence to the U7 fortunate. From 
 ΐλί'/ίμων. 
 
 Έλετιμαιν, όνος, ο χα,) γι, compassionate, mer- 
 ciful, pitiful. Frovi Ιλεί&ι. 
 
 ΈΧίη<η, he pitied, 3. sing. 1. a. hid. act. 
 IXiviffat, I. a. inf. ofiXiiu. 
 
 Έλε;5ίΓβν, άτΛΐ, 1. a. im]>e7'at. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Έλί'/ιτυξ, ύοζ, '/ι, compassion, pity, commis- 
 eration, Poet. Th. ελεοξ. 
 
 Έλίίθυια, α?, h, the same ivith Έ,Ιλεί^υια, the 
 goddess Lucina. 
 
 ΈλεΓν, 2. a. 19 f. act. of αΐξίω, to kill, to 
 take ; f ήσω, p. γξ^ιχκ, 2. α. είλον. 
 
 'EXsioj, ου, β, a dormouse ; a squirrel. From 
 Ίλοζ, εοζ, το, a fen, a marsh. 
 
 "Ελ5/β?, ου, ο κ,αι 'h, swampy, marshy.] 
 
 Έλί/•ψαβ-»')ν, Io7i.for ελει-ψα, 1. a. ind. act. 
 of λίίτω, to leave, f. -φω, p. <px, 2. a. ελίττον, 
 
 "Έλίχτο, he had lain or slept with, Poet, for 
 ΐλίλεχτο, 3. sing, pluperf. of λίγομαι, f ζομοιι, 
 p. λίλίγμ,χι, to lie down, to sleep. 
 
 ΈΛΕΛΕΪ~, a military shout ; the cry of 
 the soldiers when rushing to battle. 
 
 'Έ.λελ'^hε,for Ιλελή^ί, Ion. 3. nng. jiluperf. 
 'n. and in 3. pi. Ιλιλτιβεσ-αν, Att. by shortening 
 the penult, of kavMveo, to be hid ; f. Χήσω, 
 
 2, a. έλαβαν, 2)erf. m. λίλτιίχ. 
 
 'Έλελιζιν, he or it twisted or twined, 5. sing, 
 imperf Ion. from 
 
 ^Έ,λελίζω, f. Ίσω, to shake, to quiver, cause 
 to tremble ; cause to turn rapidly, Avind about, 
 to whirl ; twine. Th. ι\\Ίω. 
 
 'Έλίλίζω, also to cry out, to shout. From 
 ΙλίΧίΰ. 
 
 'Έλελιχτο, for Ιλ^λιχτο, 3. sing, pluperf. 
 pas. of \x'^σσω,f. Ι,ω, p. γ^Χίχα, to turn or wind 
 round, to coil about, pcrf. pas. 'έλιγμα/, and by 
 Att. redupl. ελ^λιγμκ», whence plupcjf. ελνιλίγ- 
 μ'/ιν, ξβ, κτο, by dropping both the augments but 
 retaining the reduplication. Th. ειλίω. 
 
 Έλ£λ/ξ«;ί, Mol. for ίλελί'ξα;, part. 1. a, 
 act. of ίλελίζω, to beat, to shake. Th, 
 ίίλεω. 
 
 'Έλελίξίν, 1. a. ind. act. from 
 
 'Έλελίττω, f ζ,ω, p. χα, to turn or whirl 
 round ; to wind, twist, or twine about ; to 
 shake, make tremble. From ελία-σω, to turn 
 round. Th. είλίω. 
 
 Έλίλιχ^ν, Boeot. for Ιλελίχ^σ-αν, 3. ^)/. 
 
 1. a. pas. of the same. 
 
 'Έλελόγχε», 3. sing, juuperf m. of λα,γχά- 
 νω, f λή'^ομοίΐ, to cast lots, to obtain by lot, 
 
 2. a. 'ίλαχον, p. m. λελογχοί' 
 Έλελβ/ίτείταν, Att. for ίλελοίτεισοίν, 3. pi. 
 
 pluperf. m- of Χεί-ττω, to leave, f. -φω, p. λε- 
 λειφχ, 2. a. ελί-τον, p. m. λίλοιτα. 
 
 "Ekiv,for εΓλεν, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 by drojjjnng the augment, of κΊξίω, f. vtffoj, p. 
 γξ'/ΐΛΟί, to take, to choose, 2. a. εΐλον, ε;, ε. 
 
 ΈΛΕ'ΝΗ, νις, ri, and Dor. Έλενα, Helen ; 
 also a kind of vessel. But ελέν«, or Λλάνη, a 
 lamp, a torch. 
 
 Έλεκ/ον, ov, TO, a festival in ho7iour of Helen. 
 Also a certain plant said to have sprung from 
 Helen s tears. 
 
 'Έλεξατο, he slept, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of λε- 
 yoμa^,f. λ'εζ,ίΐμαι. 
 
 Έλεόύξετττοί, ου, Ό χοά ί}, bred in fens or 
 marshes. From έλος, tas, το, a fen, and 
 τξίφω, to breed or nourish. 
 
 ΈλεβΓίΤ/ν, dat. pi. Ion. from Ιλεόί. 
 
 Έλεβν, wretchedly, miserably, sadly, by Sync, 
 for ίλεεινόν. From ίλεεινος, wretched, misera- 
 ble, a7id this from ίλεζω, to pity, Th. ελεβ?, 
 ου, ο. 
 
 "Έλίοζ, ου, ό, pity, compassion, sympathy, 
 commiseration ; or -εος, ους, τό. Hence lλεt^voςy 
 miserable ; Ιλεε*/, to pity ; ίλεήμων, pitiful, 
 merciful ; Ιλεαμοσ-ύν/}, alms, pit}^ compassion. 
 
 ΈΛΕΟ'2, οΰ, ο, or ίλεον, ου, το, a cook's 
 table, a tray. 
 
 Έλέ•τ/(Τ«, ας, ε, 1. a. of λετίζω, to peel, to 
 strip off the bark. 
 
 Έλ'εσβαι, to have taken, 2. a. inf. m. of 
 αΐξίω, to take, f mo), p, γζτιχα, 2. α. m. 
 
 ίΐλόμ'/ιν. 
 
 "Έλενύε, take ye, 2. pi. ελ'ειτίω, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 imperat, τη. of the same verb. 
 
 Έλετ>5, ίί, h, that may be taken or caught. 
 From ελετος, h, av, and this f'om αίξία, t& 
 take. 
 
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 Έλετ>?ν, S. diuil. 2. α. act. ϊλίτο,/ϋν ί'Ιλίτο, 
 he carried off, 3, sing. 2. a. m. of χΐρίω. 
 
 "'EjXzv, take or choose thou, JDor. for ϊλον, 
 ίσύω, 2. a. imperat. m. of α.\φο[ί.α.ι. 
 
 'Έ,λίνίίξίχ, as, ri, liberty. 
 
 '"Ekivfsoia,, Tu, a festival in honour of liberty.] 
 
 'Έλίυ^ξίΛΤο;, according to olliers ίλίν^ίξίο;, a 
 deliverer or preserver ; a?i epithet of Jupiter. 
 
 'Έλιν^ίξΐο;, ου, β κα) 'h, of liberal sentiments, 
 liberal, becoming a free man, generous, elegant. 
 
 'Έ^λίνίί^/οτ'^ζ, -/ιτος-, «, liberalit}' of sentiment 
 and action, generosity, noblemindedness ; the 
 conditioii of one born free. 
 
 ΈΛΕΤ'ΘΕΡ02, ου, Ό, free, a free man ; 
 to ivhich is opposed "^odXcs• ϊΧίυύίξο., oct, ij, a 
 free woman ; adject ive/i/ IXivh^oc, «, ov, free, 
 free from, exempt from, liberated ; generous, 
 liberal. 
 
 'Έ,Χίυύίξοΰντα,ζ, acc. pi. part. pres. from 
 
 ^"^^^Λυύίξοω, f. ύσιο, perf. r,Xiv$'ig'j»(.a,, \. a. 
 ^λίν&ίξωσα, to liberate, to set free, to release ; 
 1. a. subj. ϊλΐυ6ίζύα•ω, ψ. ν,' perf. pas. riXsu^t- 
 ξωμ,α,ι, 1. a. pas. 'hXivdouSyiv, part. 1. a. pas. 
 ίΧίυύίοωύζ);, ζντος, 1. f. J)CIS. ϊλίνύίρω6γιιτομα.ι. 
 Til. ίλίύ$ΐξθί. 
 
 'Έλίυΰίξωί, and -ξίω;, adv. as becomes a 
 freeman or gentleman, liberally, generously ; 
 gallantly. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έλίνύίοωίπ;, ius, h} liberation, deliverance ; 
 and 
 
 'ΈΑλιυθίξωτνίξ, ου, ο, deliverer, a liberator. 
 From perf pas. o/ ίλευ^ζόω. Th. ίλίΰύίξοζ. 
 
 'Έλίυ&>ίρο;, αηά'Έιλίυ^/ΐξ, jj^ej, h, proper name 
 of a city in Boeotia, 
 
 'Έ,λίύόω, to come, obsol. from ίλάω. Th. 
 '^tX^f^^^jf• ίΧίνίΤομα,». But 
 
 'Έ,λίυ^ω, ΈΙλύίυια, Lucina, the goddess that 
 presides at childbirth. From ϊλίύύω, to come. 
 
 'Έλίυβ-ίνιοξ, tx, iov, Eleusinian. Έλίυίτινό^ν, 
 from Eleusis.] 
 
 "'ExswiTii, icag, h, a coming, arrival ; a going. 
 From obsoL Ιλίύόω, for ivhich is used ίξχ^ο/Λα», 
 f. ίλίύίτομαί, to come. 
 
 'Έιλίύο•ομ»ι, *j, iTut, and in 3. pi. ίλίύσοντχι, 
 I'f Wl. Ιλιυσ'ομινοζ, part, i- f m. of ίξχ;ομχι, 
 to come J 2. a. m. 'ϊλυύον, and by Sync. Ύίλβον, 
 £?, £• 
 
 ΈΑΕΦΑΓΡΩ, and ίλιφαίξομαι, to deceive, 
 disappoint; to hurt, injure; 3. sitig. imperf. 
 m. or pas. Ιλίψούξίτο. 
 
 ''Άλ.ίφαντά,ζχ^η;, ου, ί, the commander of the 
 elephants ; -τάξρ,^χι, those who had the com- 
 mand of sixteen elephants. 
 ^'Ελεί^άντε/βί, ΐλιφχντικοζ, and 
 
 *Έ<λίφύντϊνο;, '/}, ov, of or belonging to an 
 elephant, of ivorj', Theocr. xxiv, 29. From 
 ίλίφχί' 
 
 Έλίφχντίϋιπ;, ius, h, the elephantiasis, a 
 ^ecies of leprosy ; and 
 
 'EXiipavr/s-Tsii, oZ, o, a keeper of elephants, 
 a hunter of elephants.] 
 
 'Έ,λίφχντόμχ^ζοι κυνηγό), hunters who fight 
 yv'ith elephnnts. From 
 
 ΈΛΕ'ΦΑ2, αντύί, ό, an elephant ; also 
 
 ivory, the tooth of the elephant ; a kind of cup ; 
 the disease called elephantiasis. 
 
 'Έλί^(>ην, n$, *i, 1. a. ind. pas. of Χίγω, to 
 say, /'. ^ω, p. λίλεχα, J . a. ελίξχ. 
 
 "Έλε-ψε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of Χ'ετω, to 
 peel, /«/. -^ω, 2. a. ελχτον. 
 
 "EAH, or εΙΧ'/ι, ns, ή, the heat or the bright- 
 ness of the sun. Hence εΊλαη?, εω;, h, heat. 
 But 
 
 "Ελ«, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. act. shall obtain or 
 attain to, Find. Pyth. i, 1 94 ; as if from ϊλω^ 
 obsol. for which is us^d χΐζίω, to take ; 2. a. 
 εΤλβν, and, by losing i, which it takes for the 
 augment, ελον in subj. ελω, r,i, »?.] 
 
 "Έιλτ,α, for ελ55<Γα, Poet, from Χάω, λω, to 
 be willing, to will, for 9-ίλω, by Aphcercsis of 
 the initiid syllable. 
 
 "Ελ>!α/, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. m. Ion. for ελ>}• 
 
 from αΐξΐω, to take, f ή<τω, p. γο7ΐκ.χ• v. a. 
 
 εϊλον, and subj. ϊλωμαι, as if f.oni ϊλω, obsol. 
 
 by dropping t, ivhich ϊλω takes for the augmenty 
 
 as observed under "Ελί?. 
 
 Έλίί^εΓβ, he forgot, Ion. for ίΧάβετο, 3. sing. 
 2. a. m. of λανθάνω, fut. Χήσομχι• 2. a. 
 'iXxuov. 
 
 Έλ'/ίλώίχ^ί, pe'tf. Att, for nXxxx, of ελαύνω, 
 to drive, fut. ίΧά,ίτω. 
 
 'Έ,Χ'ήΧάκίσχν, they drove away or expelled, 
 Att. for hXxKiitrav, 3. ])l. pluiierf. of the same, 
 
 Έλ'/7λα*:βτ£ί, advanced, arrived at, part, 
 pef. act. Alt. for 'ΛΧα,χ,οτεζ, of the same. 
 
 Έλίίλα^α/, and ΙΧ'/ιλάμ'/ιν, perf. and plu- 
 perf. pas. I was driven away or expelled ; and 
 
 'Έ,λ^ιΧαμ'ενοί, driven away, expelled, fjr 
 ίίΧαμενο;, part, perf pas. Att. of ίΧαύνω, to 
 expel, to drive away. 
 
 'EX'/;X«ra;, Att. for ίίλαταί, perf. 3. pers, 
 and iXriXxTo, it was driven through, it pierced, 
 Att. for nXxro, pluperf. of the same. 
 
 'ΈΧ'/ιΧεγχτκι, 3. sing. perf. Att. pas. fat 
 'ήΧεγζτχι, of ΙΧεγχ,ω, to convince, to confute. 
 
 ^Έ^ΧνιΧεγμαι, I was convicted or convinced, 
 for ϋΧεγμαι, perf indie, pas. Att. from the 
 same Th. 
 
 'Έ•λ'/)Χύκτ«ι, Ion. for ΙχήΧχντχι, or iXttXa- 
 μενοι είσ), 3. ///. })erf. ind. pas. of ίΧαύνω. 
 
 'Έλτιλουία;;, part, perf mid. Att. and AEol. 
 for ίΧτιΧυύως, of ίξ^ομαι, to come ; f ΙΧεύσο- 
 μκι• p. mid. ϋΧυβα. 
 
 ^^aXyiXuSx, Att. and JEol. ελήλονία, for 
 ίίλυβχ, I came, perf. m. of the sa?ne. 
 
 'Έ.Χ7ΐΧΰ6ειν, I had come, and in 3. ρΛ ίΧνιΧύ~ 
 ύεσαν, Att. for ίΧηΧύόεισα,ν, pluperf mid. of the 
 same. 
 
 'ΈΛΧηΧνύότεί, nom. pi. part. perf. mid. and 
 
 'Έ,λ'/ιΧυίνΊα, having come or arrived, j^f^'f'l" 
 perf. m. fern. g. from masc. εΧηΧυίωξ, which 
 is from perf. m. εΧήΧυύα, of 'έξχ^ομχι. 
 
 "ΈΧηξχ, χ;, £, ι. a. ind. act. of Χ^γω, to 
 cease, to leave off,y*. |w. 
 
 'Έχήφβνΐί, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. of λχμ- 
 €χνω, to take,y. Χή^ΰμχί• 2. a. εΧχζον. 
 
 'Exfi, Att. for 'ixhi come thou, 2. a. im- 
 perat. and 
 
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 ^Ελ^£Γν, 2. α. infin. ixhi, S. sing. 2. α. 
 opt. tXdyis, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. of ίζχ^ομαι, to 
 come. 
 
 "Έλό'ίμίν, Ion. and ϊχύψινκι^ Dor. for 
 ίλβίΐν, 2. a. inf. of the same. Also 
 
 Έλ^£ν, and 
 
 Έλ^ίν, Dor. for sXhTv, to come, or to have 
 come, 2. a. in/", act. from 2. a. ^λ^ον, of ίξ- 
 χομαι. 
 
 "Έ,λβγς, 'ixh, 2. and 3. smg. 2. a. subj. act.' 
 and Bk^'/ia-'yfor 'ix67]7t,from the same verb, Ion. 
 for 'ίλότι, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. with a-i Par- 
 
 ogog- 
 
 "Έλόοι, 3. si7ig. 2. a. opt. act. ίλθοΊμΥίν, oio, 
 6iro, 2. a. opt. m. of the same. 
 
 'Έλ^βν, part. 2. a. neut. g. ίλύόντ, for Ιλ- 
 ύΰντί, noni. dual. iXuOvroi, ace. sing. masc. g. 
 from iXSuvy part. 2. a. act. of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 'E^X^ovTitra-dv, dat. pi. of the same part. Ion. 
 and Poet, for ίχβοΰιην. 
 
 "Έ,Χ^οσαν, Poeot. for riX6ov, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. 
 So ϊχβΰίσαν, in the Pible^ for ίχύοην, 3. plur. 
 2. a. opt. act. of 'ίξχ^ομαι. 
 
 'Έ,Χβΰνα•\ for ΐχβουσΛ, jiart. 2. a. fern. g. 
 from the same. 
 
 "Έχ^Μ, '/IS, γ, 2. a. subj. act. and 
 
 Έλ^Λΐν, ουιτίΐί, ov, part. 2. a. of ίξ^ομαι, to 
 come ; 2. a. ηΧθον. 
 
 Έλ<7'/ί5•ί/^α/, I shall be rolled together, Sep- 
 tuag. 2. fut. ind. pas. of ίΧΊσσω, or -ttw 
 2» o. r^Xtyo•»' 2. a. pas. riXiy-Av. Th. ιΐχϊω. 
 
 'Έ,ΧήΧ,ίξ, ο, a man's name, Eliezer, indecl. 
 Hebr. 
 
 'ΈιΧί&οζόΧίον, -ovv, imperf. ΙΧιύοζΌΧ'/ισα,, αζ, ι, 
 1. α. indie, act. of ΧιύοζοΧίω, to pelt with stones. 
 From, χΐύοί, a stone, and βάχΧω, to throw, to 
 cast, 2). mid. β'ίζοΧα,. 
 
 "Έ,Χικαζ, ace. pi. iXixi/rffiv, dat. pi. crooked 
 or curved. From %Xil•,, ικ-ος, h, a volume, a 
 fold ; and as an adj. twisted, bent, wreathed. 
 Th. ύχ'ίω. 
 
 '^jXian, '/IS, VI, the name of a city in Achaia, 
 destroyed by an earthquake ,• also the Great 
 Bear among the constellations ; also the willow, 
 so' called by the Arcadians. 
 
 'Έ?Jχt>Sxiφa,ζos, ου, ο xxt •'/), having rolling 
 or black eyelids ; epithet of Venus. 
 
 'JLXizos, h, ovy rolling, winding, curling, 
 whirling; black. From ύχΊσσ•ω, to turn or 
 roll round. Th. uX'su. 
 
 Έλ/«τ^ξ, ϊίξos, 0, an ear-ring, a jewel for 
 the ear, Lys. c. Eratosth.'\ 
 
 'EjXixtos, yi, ov, rolled round, twisted, wreath- 
 ed, winding, spiral, crooked, curled. From. 
 ΰχΊσσω, to roll round. 
 
 Ίίχ'ίκα»!, uvos, 0, the name of a mountain of 
 Bceotiu, so called from its winding paths. 
 Hence 
 
 'ΈΧικωνια^ίί, α/, the Muses ; dat. jiilur, 
 . ^ISiXntuviaoiariTt' and 
 
 'ΈιΧιχύνικί ■π'α,ξύ'ίνοί, the Muses. 
 
 'ΈίΧ'ίκω'Τί;, no/a. phir. of ΙΧιχω-ψ, uvos, 
 ό aa) 'h, having rolling, blacky or round eyes. 
 
 From tXixoi, rolling, black, and this from 
 ίΙΧισσω, to turn or roll round. Th. ύλίω, to 
 turn, and ω-φ, utos, the eye. Th. οττομβίί. 
 
 'EXiKUTTss, also an epithet of the Greeks, 
 from ίΧίοΌ-ίιν τ«ί xUTas. 
 
 'Έλιχύ^ίάΰΐ, ace, sing, looking askance; 
 from 
 
 'TSiXixofvis, t^os, 'h, an epithet of a girl, who 
 attracts the eyes of lovers, or who has black, 
 rolhng, round or beautiful eyes. From the 
 same as ίΧίχω•φ, above. 
 
 Έλ/ννι/ί, vos, xai h, a festi\'al, a holiday, 
 Polyb. in Exceriit, Ursini. 
 
 'ΕΛΙΝΝΤΏ, a7ul Ιλ/νύω, to rest, to be 
 quiet or still ; to cease, or leave off ; to quiet 
 or still ; «5 if from ίΐχίω, to shut up. 
 
 "E ΛΙΝΟ 2 fiXUvosJ, ου, 0, a branch, a vine. 
 From uXi7c6a.i. 
 
 "Ελ/ξ, and s' /λ/ξ, ixos, τι, any thing twisted 
 or convoluted ; a twisting, winding, a rolling, 
 a fold, a volume; a whirlpool, a tendril; a 
 bracelet •, a ring ; a spiral ; a species of ivy. 
 Also as an adj. twisted, winding, crooked, curl- 
 ed, rolling. From ΙχΊσσω. Th. tixiu. 
 
 Έλ;βι/^, 0, a mans name, Eliud, indecl. 
 Hebr. 
 
 Έλ/τϋίνα, «f, i, 1. a. act. from λιτα,ίνω, to 
 make fat, to fatten. 
 
 "Ελ."ίτβν, ε?, i, in 3. pi. εΧι-τον, 2. a. act. 
 of Χίίττω, to leavCj fut. -φ&ι, p. φα,, p. mid, 
 
 XiXoiTTCi. 
 
 'ΈΧΐίτάξίτ, a ivomans namcy Elizabeth, in- 
 declin. Hebr. 
 
 'E.Xi3-ira,7as, aiov, the name of a prophet, 
 Elisha, Hebr. 
 
 'ΈΧατσί/αεν, and \Χισσίμίνο!,ι, Dor. for iXitr- 
 ffiiv, pres. infin. of ϊχίσσω, to roll or wind 
 round. Th. είχίω. 
 
 'Έχίιτίητο, 3.. sing, and \χ'κτσονΘ\ for Ιχ'κτ- 
 (TovTo, 3. j)l' im,perf. pas. of χ'κτσομοι,ι, to pray, 
 to supplicate. 
 
 'Έ,Χίίτσομίνη, part. pres. pas. from 
 
 Έλ/ί-ίΤώ;, or -rru, and ιΐχίσιτω, to wind, 
 turn, roll ; to roll round; roll up ; to surround, 
 or -ττω, f. ξ«, p. uXtxa, (for IxiffffAi takes t 
 after t for the augment J ; perf pas. ίΙΧιγμαι^ 
 
 ζ,ΟίΙ, XTOit. Th. ilXiU. 
 
 "ΈΧι<ρθίν, Bceot. or JEol. Sync, for Ιχύφόη- 
 σαν, 3. jd. 1. a. pas. of χύτω, to leave, fut. 
 •φω• 2. a, sXt'TTov. 
 
 'ΈχΊχζϋσο5, or ίXuΌχξΰffΰs, ου, β, a wild plant 
 that bears a flower of a golden colour ; εΏο; 
 φυτοΰ, ου ro eivhs o/ucotov χξόχψ, xai o7ov χρυ- 
 (ToBthis. Interp. Theocr. in Idyll. 1. 
 
 "Έ,Χχε, 3. sing, imperf act. Ion. for uXxov, 
 sj, ε• εΧχεο, Ion. for εΧχαυ, irres. imjierat. pas. 
 of'iXxM, to draw or pull. 
 
 "Έ,Χχεί, dat. siiig. of'iXxos, an ulcer. 
 
 ''ΆΧχεμεν, pres. inf. act. Ion. for ϊΧχειν from, 
 εΧχω. 
 
 "Έ,Χχεο, See ϊη'ΈΧχε. 
 
 'ΈιΧχείτίτη-^Χοί, ου, ο xett fi, clad in a long or 
 trailing robe. Froin ίχχω, to draw, and -ri- 
 'srXos, ov, 0, a woman's robe. 
 
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 "Έλχίτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. Ion. for 
 tlkxiTo. From ϊλκω, to draw, to pull. 
 
 'Έλκίχ-,ίτων, ωνο;, ο χα) «, having a long 
 coat or robe. From 'ίλκω, to draw, and χιτων, 
 a coat or tunic. 
 
 'Έλχίω, ω, f. ΤίίΤω, the same iv'lth 'ίλκω, to 
 draw, drag, or pull ; also to tear, to rend, to 
 violate. 
 
 'Έλκγ^ον, adv. by drawing or dragging. 
 Th. 'ίλκω. 
 
 'ΈΧκγιύΐΜοζ, ου, ο, a dragging by force. From 
 
 iXxiU. 
 
 'Έλ»ίξω,/Ίιί. ι<τω, the same as Th. ϊλχω, to 
 draw, pull. 
 
 "ΕΛΚϋ2, είί, το, an ulcer, a sore, a wound, 
 dai. sing, ϊλχεϊ, iXxu. From 'ίλχω, to draw or 
 drag. 
 
 'Έλκόω, to cause a sore or ulcer, to ulcerate, 
 to wound ; fut. ύΰ•ω, perf. '^XxMxa.• p. pas. 
 ^λκωμα,ί, whence part. ίιλκ,Μμίνοί, afflicted 
 with sores. Th. ϊλκοζ. 
 
 'Έ.λχ<τϊχο;, h, ov, having the power of draw- 
 ing 01- pulling, attractive ; and 
 
 'Έλχτος, *i, ov, drawn, that may be drawn, 
 ductile. Th. ϊλκ,ω. 
 
 "Ελχνα-ίξ, ί'χς, h, the act of drawing or pulling, 
 attraction ; and 
 
 'Ίίλχυ/τμο;, ov, o, the same. 
 
 'Έλχυ(ττά.ζω, to drag about, to drag along. 
 From 
 
 'Έλχυω, to draw, drag, pull ; to tear, rend ; 
 f. vffea, 1 . a. ί'ίλχυιτοί. (for ϊλκύω, takes t for 
 the augment), 1 . a. inf. act. ίλκύα-κΓ part. 
 I. ft. ίλχΰταξ, ccvTcs. From 
 
 "ΕΛΚίΙ, to draw, drag, pull ; to weigh 
 down-, to draw in with the nose ; to smell, to 
 suck ; imperf. JXxov (for ίλκ,ω, takes ι after % 
 for the augment J, f Ιω,ρ• χ,α.. Hence ίλξίς, a 
 drawing or pulling; oXxh, m, h, the same; 
 ολχοξ, ου, ο, a track, a train ; ϊΧχίω, and 
 Ιλχύω, to draw ; iXxva-Tixog, having the power 
 of drawing. 
 
 Έλκίϋ^' /ji, io;, ό xai -λ, having the form of an 
 ulcer, ulcerated ; and 
 
 "Έ,Χκωμα,, Λτο;, το, a sore or ulcerated part, 
 an ulcer ; and 
 
 'Έλχωμοοτικο;, h, ov, having the power of 
 producing sores or ulcers ; and 
 
 "Έ,λχωσις, ίω;, 'h, an ulceration •, IXxucneus 
 Ti ηντη lo'p^upei; ίγγιγνο//ίν/α, a violent ulcer- 
 ation taking place in it, Thucyd. ii, 49. All 
 from 'ίλκος, an ulcer.] 
 
 "Ελλα^ί, Poet, for έλαβε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of XufA^avu, fut. λ'/ι-φο/ΐΛκι, to take, perf. 
 λίλ'/ιφα, and Alt. ί'ίληφα.• 2. a. ελκββν. 
 
 Έλλάδοί, gen. sing, from Έλλ«ί. 
 
 'ExXot/M.^avi/y-ivi?, «, ov, taken, laid hold of, 
 seized, /(jr ίκί^αοι,ζκνόμίνοί. Th. Χαμζ,ά,νω. 
 
 ΈλΧάρ,'^ω, to shine upon, to illuminate ; 
 and 
 
 Έχχάμ^ίσόοΆ, Ion. and Poet. \. fut. inf. 
 m. for Χημ-^ξον γινγ,σισύκι, to become illustri- 
 ous, to distinguish one's self. From iv and 
 χάμ'Χύ), to shine. 
 
 "Ελλαν, Λίνβί, β, Oor. for "Ελλ^;!», also Act. 
 for Έλλ5?ν;χό?. Hence 
 
 Έλλάν/οί "TToiTyj^ffor 'Έ,ΧΧ^νίΟί. 
 Έλλανβ^/»αί, α, ό. Dor. for '^.XXvivoVtxns, 
 ου, ό' it has the same meaning as Έλλίίν^ν 
 ^ixxffTyis, a judge of the Greeks. 
 
 Έλλάί, a^os, h, Greece, dat. Έλλάδ/, ace. 
 Ελλάδα, Sometimes as an adj. for Έλλ»?ν/»5}. 
 Th. "ΈΧΧγ,ν. 
 
 " Έλλάίτα;, Poet, for iXaffoci, 1. o. irf. of the 
 verb ΙΧοιύνω, to drive, to drive away, f ΐΧάσω. 
 ΈλλάίΤίΤβντδί, ω, ο, Dor. for 'ΈιΧΧί^στοντοί, 
 ου, ο, the Hellespont. 
 
 "Έ,ΧΧοίχον, Poet, for ίΧοί^ον, 2. a. ind. act. 
 of Χαγχ^άνω, to cast lots, to obtain by lot ;. 
 2. a. subj. Χάχ^ω, 'ή;, »j• /;, mid. XiXoy^oe.. 
 
 ΈΛλΈ'Β0Ρ02, or ίΧΧίζοζΟί, ου, ό. Helle- 
 bore, a plant. From ϊΧί7ν ββξα 
 Έλλεδανο7(Τ/ΐ', dnl. pi. Ion from 
 Έλλεδανο?, oZ, 0, a band, string, cord, Iliad 
 xviii. From ϊΧλω, to bind, to tie hard. Th. 
 ii7^oa/. 
 
 "ΈχΧίίμμα, μοίτος, το, a deficiency of any 
 kind ; balance of money due ; omission, neglect 
 of duty ; TO, κοίθ^ υμα,ς ίΧΧι'ιμοίΤΒί, omissions, 
 neglects, or failures in duty on your part or 
 which are imputable to 3'^ου, Demosth. Olynth. 1. 
 It does not here see7n to convey an idea of crim- 
 inality so great as delinquency, but deficiency 
 in their political duties. Seager in Class. Joum. 
 vol. XX vi, p. 29.] 
 
 Έλλί/5Γίί5, £«?, χα,) 7ί, the same with ix- 
 XiTYi;. From 
 
 Έχχύνω, ας, u, to leave, to neglect, to be 
 far from, to omit ; to fail, to be wanting. From 
 Χείτω, to leave , f -φω, p. φα.' 2. a. 'ίΧ/τον. 
 
 "ΈιΧΧα-φις, ίωί, '/ι, omission, neglect, defect, 
 failure, want ; also a figure of si}eech. From, 
 the preceding Th. 
 
 "Ελλε«α, hurtful things, evils ; as if from 
 oXX'jM, to destroy. 
 
 "Ελλειτ;^οί, ου, ο χα) γι, publicly known and 
 talked of, in every one's mouth. From iv and 
 χί(Τ^νι, Yts, Y), talking, discourse. 
 
 "Ελλ'/7, 57?, Yi, a proper name, Helle.] 
 
 "ΕΛΛΗΝ, Ytvoi, Ό, Hellen, the son of Deu- 
 calion, from whom the inhabitants of P/Uhiotis 
 were first called "Έ,ΧΧηη?, Greeks, because 
 Hellen ivas Icing of that part of Thessaly .•' he- 
 fore his time they ivere called ΤξαΤχοι, an appel- 
 lation, which the Latins retained. 
 
 Ύ^ΧΧγ,νΙζω, to take the part of the Greeks ; 
 to imitate the Greeks ; to use the Greek lan- 
 guage ; f 'κτω, perf hXXnvixa• p. pas. yiXXyivi- 
 σμα,ί' loherice ϊΧΧγινια-μος, οΰ, ό, a helleiiistn or 
 idiom of the Greek tongue, Th."KxX'/!v. 
 
 'ΈχΧ'/ινϊκα;, ri, ov, of Greece, Grecian ; also 
 a lover of Greek literature. 
 
 'Έ^ΧΧγινιχΜξ, adj. in the manner of the 
 Greeks ; and 
 
 Έλλ9ίν;β?, 5j, ov, the same with 'Έ.ΧΧγινίχόζ' 
 atid 
 
 Έλλίίΐ-ίί, <δβί, «, Grecian, of Greece. Th. 
 "ExXyiv. 
 
ΕΛΟ 
 
 ■271 
 
 ΕΛΤ 
 
 'Έ.λληνΐ(τμοί, ου, ό, imitation of the Greeks, 
 a hellenism or idiom of the Greek tongue ; and 
 
 Έλλ«ν/ίΓτί)ί, ου, ό, an imitator or follower of 
 the Greeks ; in AL T. a Grecizing Jew ; and 
 
 'ΈλλίίνκττΊ, adv. in the manner of the Greeks ; 
 in the Greek tongue. From perf, pas. of 
 ϊλλην',ζω. Til. "Ελλ»». 
 
 Έλλ'/?!/ο5ί'«α/, m, ot, the judges of the Olym- 
 pian games, wlio were also called άγωνοόίτοα. 
 Th. ViKvi. 
 
 "Έλλ^ξΰί, Poet, for 'iXfi^oc, 1, a. ind. act. 
 from XvtyM,f %ω, to cease, to leave off. 
 
 Έλλ'/ίο-ίΤίντβί, ου, ο, the Hellespont, now the 
 Dardanelles. 
 
 Έλλί'?!'^ί, sas, κ,Άΐ ίι, and ΐλλι^α, το, 
 wanting in something, defective, imperfect. 
 Frovi ίλλίί•^ω, to be wanting. Th. Χίίτω. 
 
 'Έλλογίω, to bring into the account, reckon, 
 charge, impute ; with the dative; Ιλλόγα, pres. 
 
 part, of the same tense ; iXovrOf S. pi. 2. a. m. 
 Ion. from ϊλω, obsol. for which is used α,Ιξϊω, 
 to take. 
 
 "ΕΛ02, ioi, TO, 9. marsh, fen, morass, bog. 
 Hence iXuhvi?, sej, β ttcu h, marshy, boggy. 
 
 Έλβί/, take or choose thou, 2. a. imjierat. 
 m.from α'ίξίω. 
 
 'Έ^λου/ϋίν, we washed, by Sync, for Ιλούομίν^ 
 from ίλουον, imperf. of λούω, f. σω, to wash. 
 
 'Έλοΰνπί, nom. pi. part. 2. y. of χΐξίω' 
 2. /". Ιλω, its, ίί. 
 
 'Έ.Χοΰ/τ\ for ίλουο-οί, part. 2. a. f g. Ιλου, 
 2. a. imperat. m. of the same verb. 
 
 'ΈΑλοχ^ζύθην, m, VI, \. a. ind. pas. of Χοχ,ιύω, 
 to bring forth, to bear, f. %ΰσω' \.a. iXop^^euirx, 
 oci, i. Th. λο^ός. 
 
 '^Xoai/rts Poet, for ίλωσ-4, or ίλάουιϊι. 3. plur. 
 pres. for fut.fr om Ιλάω, Poet, for Ιλα,ύνω. 
 
 "Έλτίοα, for 'iXrri, 2. sing. pres. ind. ίλ- 
 
 imperat.fut. iXXoy/itreo' 1. a.^viXOy^fu. From <τί(τ6χι, pres. inf. from 'ίλΐΌμοα, >?, ετα/, Poet, 
 
 ϊλλογο;, rational, endowed with reason ; f-om for ίλτίζω, to hope. Th. Ιλτ/?. 
 
 h, and λόγο;, reason, from λογίζομαι, to "ΕλίΤίβ, Ion. for ίλ-νου, pres. imperat. or 
 
 reckon, to consider. Th. λίγω. \ 2. sing, imperf Ion. for ^λτου, of 'ίλττομοίΐ, 
 
 ^Έλλ'ογ'ίμοί, η, ov, the same with λόγιμοί. Poet, for ίλ'ττίζω, to hope. From the same 
 
 celebrated, memorable ; noble, learned, elo- Th. 
 
 quent. Th. λίγω. 
 
 "Έλλογος, ου, ό jcol) ίι, endowed with reason, 
 rational. From Iv and λόγος. 
 
 "Έ,λλοτχί, ace. 2)1. from ελλο•φ, mute, 
 dumb. 
 
 'Έλλοτευω^ and Ιλλοτταύω, to fish. From 
 ίλλο-ψ, mute, an epithet of fishes. 
 
 ΈΛΛΟ'2, oZ, 0, a fawn, a hind, a kid ; also 
 mute. From ϊλλω. 
 
 'Έλλοχάω, ΰ, f moi, to lie in ambush, to 
 lie in wait for.] 
 
 "Ελλί-ν^, βϊτβί, ο, mute ; a fish, a sturgeon. 
 
 "ExXw, to confine, to enclose, drive together. 
 From ίίλίω. 
 
 Έλλίύτ/α, ων, <ra, a festival, concerning 
 which see the Scholiast on Pindar, Olymp. 
 Od. 13. 
 
 "ΕΛΜΙΝ2, νύοζ, ό, an ear+^i worm, a belly 
 worm. From, ύλ&7ν, 
 
 '^λμο^α,μ, ο, proper name of a man, Elmo- 
 darn, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 "Ελξ/?, ζωζ, 'h, the act of drawing or pulling ; 
 attraction. From ϊλκ,ω, to draw. 
 
 'Έλττίζω, to hope, expect ; believe, trust j 
 to fear, suspect ; imperf. 'ήλτηζον 1 .fut. 'κτω, 
 Att. ιω, perf. ηλ<πί••<,ο'.• p. part. νιλ<ηαωζ.^ 'otos' 
 1. a. act. ί'λίτ/ί•«• part. 1. a. pas. ix^rtirhis^ 
 From 
 
 ΈΛΠΓ2, itos, h, hope, expectation, trusty 
 fear ; dat. pi. Ιλτ/β-/. 
 
 Έλτ/τ^ί/;, pari. 1. a. pas. ίλ<π•ισα,σ•χ, part. 
 1, a. act. fern. g. from Ιλ'τίξω. Th. Ιλν'ΐζ. 
 
 'Έ^λτκττίον, it is to be hoped, one must hope^ 
 verbal noun, from the seme. 
 
 'Έλ'^ηα-, I shall or will hope, for Ιλ^τίσ'ω,. 
 1 . f Att. of the same verb. 
 
 "Έ^λττομοίΐ, Poet, for Ιλ-τίζω, I expect; I 
 think ; I am convinced or persuaded, Herodot, 
 vi, 109, -^c. Th. Ιλτ/,-.] 
 
 ^Έ,λ'^ομίνοξ, hoping, part. pres. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Έλ-ττω, to cause to hope ; p. m. 'ίολτοί, Att. 
 or Ion. for ηλ-ττοι,• often used for the present, 
 
 "Έλο-οιι, to drive, by Sync, for Ιλάα-οίΐ, Iliad 
 i, 409, I. a. inf. act. So ιλ(τα,ν, for £λαβ-αν, 
 j 3. plur. Ion. i . a. ind. ελσ -ocs, for Ιλά,α-χς, 
 
 'Έλογίσ^ν, m, 9), I. a. ind. pas. of λογί- I part. 1. a. of Ιλοίύνω, to drive, fut. ιλάσω. 
 
 Χ,ομκ 
 
 'Έιλόίυν, Dor. for Ιλόουν, of λούω, to wash ; 
 er from the Poet, verb λοίω' imperf. Ιλόεον, 
 ίλβρυν, and Dor. ίλόίυν. 
 
 'Έλοί^όξϋ, 3. siug. imperf act. of λοι^οξίω, 
 to revile, to rail at. Th. λοί'^οξοζ, ου, ο. 
 
 'ΈιλοΙμην, ΟΙΟ, οίτο, 2. α. opt. m. of αΐρίω, to 
 take, to choose, y. ίη^τω, p. ^ξΐ^χα• 2. a. είλον. 
 
 "Έ,λοιμί, οίί, 01, 2. a. opt. act. and 
 
 ΈλβΓίτα, aj, «, Dor. for έλουσα, jMrt. 2. a. 
 f. g. arid 
 
 'Έ,λόμνιν, Ion. for εΙλΌμην, 2. a. m. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 "Έιλον, Ion. for ίΐλον, 2. a ind. act. ϊλοντ, I 
 for Ίλονη, dual, 2. a. part. $λβντ«, ace. sing. » 
 
 But 
 
 "Έ>λα•αι, 1. a. inf. act. by Sync, for ελκύομαι' 
 from ελκ,ύω, to draw, to pull. 
 
 'Έ.λυγ1χύγΐζ, Theocr. \, 98. See Αυγίζω.^ 
 
 Έλυκτΐίξ, See Έλ/»τ?^.] 
 
 "Έιλνμα, and ελκυμα, ατοζ, το, the wood in 
 which the coulter or plough-share is put ; the 
 plough-tail; Hes. Op. 430 ; also a covering. 
 From ίλω, to draw. Th. είλίω. 
 
 'Έ<λυμχίνου, Demosth. pro Coron. but the 
 better reading is ίλυμ^νω. See under Αυ^ 
 μαίνω.] 
 
 'Έιλύμας, a, ο, the name of a sorcerer, Ely- 
 mas, Arab. 
 
 'Έ?.υμ^νοίτβ, S, iing, I, a. m.from Ιλνμ'/ι- 
 
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 272 
 
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 νκμ'ήν^ u, «T#, of λνμαίνω, to lay \Vaste, de- 
 stroy, ruin, 2.y. W. λυμα.νονμα,ι. Th. λύμη. 
 
 "Έλνμοξ, a harp-case, a kind of flute made of 
 box wood; fromr ίλύω, to cover. Also ϊλν- 
 μοζ, pannic, or millet ; from ϊλοζ. 
 
 'Έιλυτίι, 3. sing, imperf. act. iXO'^'nTo., a?, i, 
 
 1. a. ind. act. Ιλνττή^νν, *is, », 1. a. ind. pas. 
 of λν^ίω, f. viirca, p. λίλνν>]χ», to afflict, to 
 grieve. Th. χΰτη. 
 
 "Έλυσα, as, t, 1. a. ind. act. ϊλνσάμνιν, ω, 
 ecTo, 1. a. m, of λύω, to loose, ywi. ffu, Jierf. 
 λίλνχα. 
 
 "Έλν7ξον, ου, 70, a veil, a covering ; a case, 
 a sheath ; the shell of insects ; a scale, the 
 channel or bed of a stream. From ιΐλίω, to 
 roll up 
 
 'Έλυτζόω, f. ωσω, to wrap up, to envelope, 
 f. ύσω, frjtn the j)receding. 
 
 'Έ.λυτξ&ισ-α), thou hast delivered or ransomed, 
 
 2. sing. I. a. m. of λντξόω, to liberate, to ran- 
 som. From λύτξον, ransom, Th. λύω. 
 
 'Έλνω, or ίλύω, f. ύσω, to wrap or roll up, 
 to grovel; to cover ; Iliad xxiv, .510; Ιλν- 
 eSiii, prostrate. From ΐίλίω. 
 
 "Έλφοξ, ίο;, 70, butter, so called hy the 
 Cyprians. 
 
 "Ελ&;, 2. a. suhj, act. but ϊλω, 2. y*. of αΐξίω, 
 to take,y. Υισω, 2)erf. '/,ξπκ,α• 2. a. uXov. From- 
 ϊλω, obsol. 
 
 'Έλω^^ις, ios, xa) ri, marshy, boggy, swampy. 
 From ϊλοξ, a fen, a bog. 
 
 Έλίϋί, Syriac ; Htbr. ^λί, i. e. Qa μου, my 
 God. 
 
 "Έ,λωμαι 2. a. subj. m. of αΐξίω, to take ; 
 2. a. ΰλον. 
 
 'Έλων, taking, havirjg taken, part. 2. a. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 "ΕΛΧΙΡ, ωξος, 70, a capture, a thing taken, 
 prey, booty ; a penalty ; jdur. ϊλωξα• and 
 
 'Έλωξίον, ου, 7o, the same ; as if from ϊλω, 
 obsol. to take,yt»r α,Ιξίω. 
 
 "Έ.λωςος, ου, ό, the name of a river in Sicily. 
 
 'Έμ',for Ιμϊ, acc. sing.from ίγω, I. 
 
 'Έμάβί7ε, 2. pi. 2. a. ind. and 
 
 "Έμαίον, is, i, I learned, 2. a. of μανό άνω, f. 
 μαβνισομαι, ρ, μιμάύη^α' part. 2. a, μαίών. 
 
 ''Έμά^οσαν, they learned, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. 
 met. Boeot.for ίμαίον. 
 
 'E/*a/jM«<r<r£, he ardently desired, 3. sing. 
 1. a, act. Poet, by reduplic. of σ, of μοίΐμ,άω. 
 Th. μάω. 
 
 'Έ.μ,οίχάξΐσίν, 3. sing. 1. a. indie, act. of 
 μακαρίζω, f. Ισω, ]7. μεμαχάξΐκα, to pronounce 
 bappy, to b:ess. Th. μάχαξ. 
 
 'Έ^μαλάχ,βην, 1. a. pas. of μαλάσσω, or 
 -Τ7ω, f. ϊ,ω, p. μΛμάλαχ^α, to make soft. 
 
 'Κμαλοφόξζι, Dor. for ίμ>]λοφόξίΐ, 3. sing, 
 imperf act. «/"/«JiAoipeosi./, to bear apples. From 
 μγ,λον, an apple, and φίξω, to bear. 
 
 'Έμάν^ιν, 2. α. ind. pas. of μαίνομαι, f 
 μανουμν.ι, to be seized with fury, to be mad. 
 
 Έ/ίάξατβ, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of μάσσω, or 
 -ψ7ω, fut. ξ«, to wipe; 1. a. 'ίμα^α- p. pas. 
 Ι/,Ίμαγμαι, 
 
 'Έμύξανί, S. sing. 1. a. act. frofn μαξαίνο), 
 to cause to fade or wither. Whence also 
 
 'Έμαξάνΰί^ν, ns, vi, I faded or withered, and 
 in 3. pi. ίμαξάν&ησαν, 1. a. pas. of μ,αραίνω, 
 fut. avu, perf μιμάζαγκα, perf J)as. μιμάξαμ- 
 μαι, to cause to fade or wither. 
 
 ^ΈJμaξyψavτo, 3. Jil. 1. a. m. of μαξγαίνω, 
 to be mad, to rave. Th. μάξγos. 
 
 'Έ,μαξνάσ&'/ΐν, 3. dual, imperf. ind. of μάζνα- 
 μαι, to fight. 
 
 'Ejtia?, acc. pi. f. g. from \μο;, η, ov, my, 
 mine, of me. Th. Ιγω, I. 
 
 'Έ•μαυ7ου, of mj'self ; dat. ίμαυ7ω, it has no 
 nom. sing. dual, or plur. In the plur. it is 
 used separately, as '/ιμΰs ai/7oi, we ourselves ; 
 ίιμίΪ5 ai)7o), ye yourselves. So Ιγω uv7os, I 
 myself ; συ uv7os, thou thyself ; άιτ' ιμαυ7ου, 
 of myself, of my own accord. 
 
 'ΈΛμοίχ^εσάμνιν, ω, a7o, I. a. m. from μάχ^β- 
 μαι, to fight, 3. pi. imperf. 'iμάχ^ovτo,f. μαχτί- 
 σομαι, and ίσομοίΐ• p. pas. μιμάχ^ν^μαΐ' 1, α. 
 pas. Χμα^^'/,βην' 
 
 "'Άμζa,for εμζγ]βί, 2. a. imperat. ο^ιμξαίνω, 
 to enter, to go into, to go on board, 2. a. hU 
 ζ'/ιν. From h and βαίνω, f. βήσομαι, to go. 
 
 'Ε^βάδ;ίν, ου, 70, fdimin. of ϊμζα;) a kind 
 of shoe ivorn by different descriptioris of people 
 at Athens, as judges, old men, ^c. Aristoph. 
 Pint. 848. It sometimes also signifies the 
 buskin of the actors, as in Lucian ; some, how- 
 eoer, say it resembled the buskin, but did not 
 reach so high on the leg. A modern traveller, 
 in Greece, thinks it must have been very similar 
 to the papuches or slippers which are put on 
 when they leave the house, and left at the door 
 of the room on their return. Douglas on the 
 Mod. Greeks, p. 144.] 
 
 'E(t4?a^fly, adv. on foot, by land. Front 
 ϊμζαίνω. 
 
 'Έμζάάυνο;, wise, prudent, i. e. having a pro- 
 found understanding, Hesych. From Iv, βάβο;, 
 and νόοζ. 
 
 "Έμζαινον, imj)erf. act. Ion. for IviSaivov. 
 Froin 
 
 ^Έμζαίνω, f. ίμζήσομαι, p. Ιμζ'ίζηκα, to en- 
 ter, go into, go on board or embark ; to step, 
 march ; to cast into ; to insult ; 2. a. hiSnv 
 2. a. part. Ιμζα;, av7os' us ναυν, Z)em> Th. 
 βαίνω. 
 
 'Έμζαλίΐν, 2. a. infin. act. of εμβάλλω. 
 
 ^Έ,μζαλεΊν κωταισι. Poet, to ply the oars. 
 
 "Κμζαλλε, he cast or threw in, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. for ίν'ίξαλλε, he invaded or made an irrup- 
 tion ; and 
 
 'Έμζάλλεο, pres. imperat. pas. Ion. from 
 
 'Έμζάλλω, f αλω, p. ^μζεζλynca, to throw 
 upon, to cast or throw into, to set or place in, 
 to pu.sh in, to insert; to go in, to break in; 
 2. a ΐνεζαλον, infin. Ιμζαλεΐ». From Iv and 
 βάλλω, to throw or cast. 
 
 'Έμ^άλοί, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. act, Ιμζαλουσα, 
 part. 2. a.f. g. and 
 
 'Έμζoίλov,for ΙνίΖαλον, 2. a. by Sync, from 
 
 ϊμζαλλω. 
 
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 ''Έ,μζαμμκ, ατβς, το, a sauce, a condiment or 
 seasoning, Xe7i. Cyrop. i, 3, 4. From ϊμ- 
 Smttu. ] 
 
 'Έ•μζ»'rτ^Z,ω,f. Ίσω, and 
 
 "Έ^μζ,ά.'τττω.,/. "φω, p. ίμζ'ίζα,φα, to dip in, to 
 plunge in ; 1. a. ivi€a\Pci• part. I. a. act. 
 ίμζύ•φα.$, αντοζ. From εν and βά-ντω, to dip, 
 to dye. 
 
 'Έιμζα,ζ, avros, jmrt. 2. a. act. from Ιμζ,α,ίνω, 
 to enter. 
 
 'Έμζα,σίλίνον, t;, i, imp>erf. act. Ion. for 
 iiiiQcicHkivov from 
 
 'Έ^μζασίλίύω, f. ίΰσω, p. ίμ^ίζα,ίΤίΧιυχ,α,, to 
 reign in or over; 1. a. iviQciir'iXivffoc,. Th. 
 βκσ•(λίύ;. 
 
 "Έμζα,σ-ί;, ic>>i, ij entrance, embarkation, a 
 bathing-tub. From, ϊμζα.Ίνω. 
 
 'Έ,μζχίτί^ντξο;, ου, β, proper name of a 
 mouse, creeping into pots. From Ιμζούνω, to 
 go into fl'h. βκίνΜ, to go), and χυτζοί, a pot. 
 
 ^Έίμζ,ά,τίύω, f. ίυσω, p. Ιμζίζάηυχ.οί, to set 
 foot in, to enter, to tread or walk on, to intrude 
 into, to dwell in, to come into possession ; 1. «. 
 ΐΜίζά,τίυιτοι.. From iv and βα,ηυω. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 "ΙΕμζΰίτο;• Yi χ^ωξοί 1τΤΆ<Τΐμοζ χ,α) roui cvvoj- 
 ξ'κην ϊμζα.το$, a Country which is passable by 
 horses and tvvo -horse carriages. 
 
 'Έ^μζάφιον, ου, το, a saucer or little dish ; a 
 A'^essel used as a lamp ; and 
 
 'Έ,μζά-φα;, αντοξ, pari, 1. a. act. from 
 Ιμζάτττω, to dip in. 
 
 'Έ^μζίξΆκ,ίν, Dor. and Poet, for Ιμζίζ'/ΐκζν, 
 3. sing. perf. act. and 
 
 'Έμζ'εζαβ-χν, hy Sync. Poet, for Ινίζίζ'/ικ,ίκτκν, 
 3. pi. pluperf act. IvsSsS'^xnv, from ίμ,ζαίνω, 
 to go into, to enter. Th. βαίνω, f βι^ιτομκι, p. 
 βίξ'/ικα, Ion. βίζακ' in 3. pi. pluperf, act. 
 Ion. Ιζ,ιζ,άίΐα-ΰΐ,ν, hy Sync, βϊζασαν, they entered. 
 
 'Έμζίζχω;, via, Isaving entered, standing or 
 walking on, a^id Ιμζίξί^κω;, jnirt, perf- <f the 
 same. 
 
 'Έιμζ'ί'/ι, Ion. for ίμζγι, 3. sing. 2. a. suhj. 
 
 from Ιμζκίνω, to enter. From iv and βαίνω, 
 
 to go ; fut, βήσομαι, 2. a. Km, in subj. βΰ, 
 
 jSiji, jS'/?, and Ion. βίω, βί/ΐζ, βί'/ι, and Poet. 
 
 βίίω, βίί' /is, ^c. 
 
 "Έ,μζίΐ, Ion. and Poet, for iviS'/i, 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. act, and 
 
 'Έμζ'/ΐΫΐ, Poet, for ϊμζαίνι, 3. sing, 2. a. opt. 
 act. fas ffT^'/],for α•ταί'/ι)• from the same verb. 
 
 "Έμζ'/ιόί, enter thou, 2. a. imperat. act. and 
 
 'Έ,μζ,^αι, 2. a. infin. act. from the verb 
 Ιμζαίνω. 
 
 'Έμζιζάξω, fut. άσω, to cause to enter or go 
 in, to put on board ; engage to go on board ; 
 to lead, to impel ; \. a, in^iiatrx. From h 
 and βιζάΖ,ω. Th. βαίνω. 
 
 'Έμζιόω, (a,f. ωσω, to live in.] 
 
 'Ίίμξίωιτίζ, ίως, hy life spent in a place, life. 
 
 'ΈΑμζιωτήξίον, ου, το, a place of abode ; a hab- 
 itation. 
 
 'Έ^μζλίττω, impetf. ΙνίζλΐτΤύν, f ε|4&€λέ•ψώ;, 
 to see, behold, look at or upon, with the dative; 
 
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 1. a. \νίζλι•φα, as, i. From iv and βλίτω,, 
 to see. 
 
 'Έμξλ'/ίβ'^ονταί, 3. pi. l.f.pas, and 
 
 "ΈμΛΧ'/ιμα, ατοί, το, any tiling inserted οί• 
 added for ornament, inlaid or mosaic work ; 
 and 
 
 Έ^μξολ>/], vi, '/I, the act of throwing in, a 
 breaking in or irruption, an attack, an onset ; 
 insertion ; mouth of a river ; all from Ιμζάλλω, 
 to throw in. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 ΈμζηλιμαΤοζ, αία, alov, inserted, intercalat- 
 ed ; so 
 
 'Έμζόλϊμο;, ου, ο xtu vi, intercalated, insert- 
 ed. From the same v-rb and Th. 
 
 "Έμξολα, ων, τα, pieces interposed betuieen 
 the parts of a play, diverting interludes. 
 From 
 
 "Έιμζηλον, ου, το, a stake, a peg, a bar or 
 bolt, a promontory ; and 
 
 "Έμζολοζ, ov, 0, the rostrum or beak of a ship, 
 troops drawn up in the form of a wedge ; and 
 the name of a place. Find. From the same. 
 
 "Έμ.ζξαμαί, I am doomed, for ζίμαξμαι, 
 LacedcBmonian dialect, by inserting β for cm- 
 phony and drojyping i, perf. ind. pas. Hence 
 
 'Έιμζξαμ'ίν^ι, for ζίμ,αξμ'ίντι, fate, destiny. 
 From μύζω, to divide, to obtain by lot ; p. m, 
 εμμoξa,for μεμοζα, 
 
 ''ΆμζξΤβ'ήζ, ίοί, ο xat ή, heavy ; firm ; con- 
 stant, steadfast, solid ; fierce. From I ν and 
 βζίβα.', to be heavy. 
 
 'E^?^r^&/f, heavily ; constantly, firmly ; rougli- 
 ly, harshly. 
 
 ^Εμζξΐμάομαι, -ωμαι, %vith dat. imperf. ivi- 
 ζξίμαόμ'/ιν, -ω μην, f. τι^ομαι, to groan at, to be 
 greatly incensed at, to storm or rage ; to for- 
 bid Λvith threats ; to be trou];led in mind ; 
 1 . a. m. \νιζξίμνΐ(τάμ'/ιν, ω, ατο. From iv and 
 βξίμω, to roar. 
 
 'Έμζξίμ-/ιμα, ατο;, το, violent indignation 
 or threatening ; a menacing speech. 
 
 'Έ^μζξόνιον, μιχξον και άτόξφυρον ίμάτιαν 
 Ίξ^ΐξίχον, a kind of Iberian garment. 
 
 'Έ^μζξοντάω, ω, f. τια-ω, to stun, stupify, 
 astonish. Whence 
 
 'Έιμζξοντί)σ•ία, ας, '/ι, astonishment, stupefac- 
 tion.; madness ; and 
 
 'Έμζξόντ»}τοί, ου, ό xai «, stunned, stupified ; 
 stupid, mad. From iv and βξοντάω, to thunder. 
 
 Th. βξΟνΤ'Α' 
 
 'Έ.μζξοχ^ιΖω, f. ίσω, to ensnare, drive into a 
 net or snare.] 
 
 "Έ>μζξΐ1ον, ου, το, fas if from το ivTos tjjs 
 γαστξοζ βξύον), an infant in the Avomb, an em- 
 bryo, a new-born infant ; also the young of 
 sheep. Sec Odys. ix, 245. Th. βξύω, 
 
 "Έμζξΐ>οί, ου, ό και ίι, pregnant ; fruitful, 
 prolific. From the same. 
 
 'Έμζυ^ίζω. f. ίιτω, to plunge in the deep, to 
 engulf.] 
 
 'ΈΛμιγάλυνα, aj, ε, 1. ο. ind. act. cf μίγα- 
 λυνω, to magnify, to extol. 
 
 'Έ>μίγ'/ΐξα, I enAied, 1. a. ind. act. of μι- 
 γαίξω, to envy. 
 
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 ''ΈιμιύΆ, 1, pi. 2. α. 7η. ϊμτ.'ί, ϊ<τβ, of Τ/-,//,/, 
 to send •, 1. α. ^χα• 2. α. ?,'κ 
 
 Έ^£^£ν, Αΐί. for Ιμΐούίν, Ion. for Ι/ΐΛον^-•^, 
 gen. sing.fro)n \yco, I. 
 
 'Έ.μ,ίύΰο'ύνιν, r,t, >?, 1. a. j)ns. and 
 
 ''Έ.μ.ίίΰσίγίσα.ν, :3. pi. 1. ft. ind. pas. of μιίΰι»-, 
 to make drunk, to be drunk. Tli. μ.Ίίν. 
 
 "Έ,μανα, a,;, ε, ί remained, 1. u. ind. act. (f 
 μίνω, to Stay, to remain, fut. v&J, ^'f?/"• μψΊ- 
 ν^ικα• 1. α. //?/*. μ,ίϊνα,ί. 
 
 ^Έμίΐΰ, gen. Ιυη, and Poet, for Ιμ'-,ΰ• fro7)i 
 iycj, 
 
 "Έμίλε, it concerned, it was a care to, im- 
 perf of the intpers. verb μίλα, f μζλ'/ατζι, ρ. 
 μίμίλ'τικί. 
 
 Έμίλτ,ιη, it concerned, 1. a. ind. of μίλα, 
 iviperson. it concerns, it is a care to. 
 
 "Ε^Κίλλε, 3. sing, iviperf. of μίλλω, to be 
 about to do any thing. 
 
 'Έ^μιμίκαΐί, pari. perf. act. from Ιμίω, to 
 vomit, spew up. 
 
 ^ΈμΒμίγμ'/,ν, ϊ,ο, κτο., pluperf pas. of μίγνν- 
 fj,i,f μ /i^st), p. μ'ιμίγ^α.^ to mix or mingle. 
 
 'E|itS(tiV5jre, 3. sing, pluperf pas. f μνάομαι, 
 to remember. 
 
 ^Υ,μίμ<^ίτο, 3. sing, imperf. of μίμφομ,α,ι, to 
 
 blame, accuse. 
 
 'E^£v, we ^re, Poet, for Ισ-μΙν, l.pl.pres. 
 from ilyX to be. 
 
 "E(«iv, to be, Ion. for shat, f'om the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έμ,ίν, arid ίμίναί, Dor. for s'tvui, 2. a. i)f. 
 of'inμt, to send. Also ίμίν, 1. ;)/. 2. a. act. 
 wv, yi;, in pi. '/ίμίν, and ϊμίν. 
 
 'Έμίνοίνα, for ϊμίνοίναί, 3. sing, imperf. of 
 μίναινύω, to desire ardently. Th. yAvoi, ιοζ, τό. 
 
 "Έμεναν, imperf. act. of μ'ίνω, to stay, to 
 remain ; f μινω, \. a. ϊμίΐνα,. 
 
 "Έ^μινα, part. 2. a. m. of Ί'/ιμι, f Υισω, to 
 send ; 2. a. %v• 2. a. m. 'ίμ,κν. 
 
 'Έμίσα;, part. 2. a. act. of Ιμίω, to A'omit. 
 
 'Έμίτύβ-/!, he was dismissed. Ion. for μζ- 
 ίίίίτι, 3. sing. 1. a. pas. from μιθί-ζιμι. 
 
 ^Έ,μίτίΐχ.ω, to have an inclination to vomit ; 
 and 
 
 'Ejitirfxej, h, cv, that causes vomiting, 
 emetic. 
 
 ^Έμίτΰί, ου, ό, a vomiting ; also adj. ΛΌm- 
 ited up. Prom ιμίω, to vomit. 
 
 Έ(£*£Ϊί, of me, gen. Dor. and ^ol. fur Ίμου, 
 from lyu. 
 
 ΈΜΕΏ, iw, f ίσω, p. ημίκα, to vomit, 
 puke, spew up; and Alt. redupl. ίμΊ^μικα,, 
 1 . a. νιμίσα., 1 . a. imperat. act. 'ίμισον, άτια, 
 1. α. infn. ψίίταί. 
 
 'Έ,μίωϋτοϋ, Ion. for ίμα,υτου, of myself. So 
 in ace. ίμίαϋτόν. 
 
 'Έμίιν, acc. si7ig. f g. from Ιμος, ij, ov, my, 
 mine. Th. sy&i. 
 
 "Έμ*ιν, 2. a. m. of Ίημι, to send ; 2. a. 
 0.ct. nv. 
 
 "Έ.μ>}να, 1. a. ind. act. ΙμΎΐνάμην, 1. α. m. of 
 μαίνομαι, to be mad, to rave ; 2. f. m. μανον- 
 μΜ,ρ. m. μίμγνα. 
 
 'E,«;!Wi•, 3. sing, imperf. act. of μ^ινίω, 
 
 f 'iffOJ. ^ 
 
 ^Έμ'/,ννίίν, Boeot.for ίμηνΰύτ,σαν, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. j)ns. of μ.τ,νύω, f ΰσω, p. μίμγ,νυκχ, to 
 make known, to declare ; \. a. ind. pas. Ιμ•/ινύ- 
 ^■Λν, γ,%, fi' part. 1. a. pas. μ.Υιννύύ!, tltra, ίν. 
 
 ''Άμν,ννίην, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of thi 
 same. 
 
 Έ^'/ίβ•ίΐΓ5, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of μγ^ομα,ι, 
 f 'Ατ.γ.α,^ to think, to deliberate, to plan. Th. 
 
 μζοο:, 
 
 'Έ.μΥιχ^ανια.ντο, Ion. for ^.zxxvuvTO,fir ίμα^ 
 χ^Άνά,οντο, they planned or contrived, 3. pi. im- 
 P^'f of μιηχ^ανάομα,ι, ωμα,ι. Th. μ.'/ίχ^Λν'/ι. 
 Έ^/ανα, α?, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of μια, Ίν ω. 
 "Έμιγον, 2. α. ind. act. ίμΊynv, 2. a. pas. of 
 μΊyv<Jμt,f μΊ\ω, p. μίμιχ^α, to mix. 
 
 ''Έμ'ΐ'ζ,νοί, 1. a. ind. act. of μ,ια,Ίνω, f. α,νω, to 
 pollute, defile, stain. 
 
 "Έ^μικτο, Ion, f^ir Ιμ'ίμικ,το, 3. sing, pluperf. 
 2>as. of μ'ιγνυμι,^ ^ω, p. χ^α, to mix. 
 
 'Έ^μιμτίσω, 2. sing. I. a. ind. m. of μιμίο- 
 μχι, to imitate. 
 
 "Έμιμνι, 3. sing, imperf. of μίμνω, to stay or 
 remain, wait for. Th. μ'-νω. 
 
 Έ/κ/ν, and Ιμ'ινι, to me. Dor. for \μο), dat, 
 sing, from iy&i, I. 
 
 "Ε^/ξε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of μΊγvvμly 
 f μ'ι^α/, to mix ; 2. a. εμιyΰv. 
 
 'Έμίσ^.τΰ, 3. sing, imperf pas. of μισγομχι, 
 the same with μ'ίyvυμcίι, to be mixed ; 1 . /". pas. 
 μιχ,6•Λ(Τομα.ι, p. μίμ,ιγμα,ι, 1. a. pas. ΐμ'ιχθνιν' 
 2. a. ίμ'tyrιv. 
 
 ^Έ^μΊσησαν, 3. pi. 1. a. act. of μιρίω, to hate. 
 Th. μϊσο;, so;, τα. 
 
 "Ύ,μισύύσατο, 3. dng. 1. a. ind. m. of 
 μισύ'οω, to let out to hire. Th. μισθός. 
 
 "Έμιχβιν, Bccot. or jEoI. Sync, for ψΊχύνι^ 
 σαν, 3. ;;/. 1. α. pas. of μΊyvυμι,f. ξ,ω, to mix. 
 'Έμίχθην, 1. a. ind. pas. of the same verb. 
 "Έ^μμα,, jEoI. for ί'ιμα, ατός, το, a garment, 
 clothing. From 'ίω, to put on. 
 
 "Έμμαθί, Poet, for ϊμοιθ?., 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of μα,νύάνω, f. μαύνκτομαι, to learn, 2. a. 
 έμαθαν. 
 
 'Έμμαίνομχι, fut. ίμμα,νουμαι, tO be furious 
 against any one. Th. μαίνομαι. 
 
 ^Έμμανηί, to?, Ό χα) h, full of fur}', raving, 
 furious. 
 
 'ΈμμανονγιΧ, ο, a name of the Saviour, Em- 
 manuel, indecl. Hcbr. by interpret. Β^ίάνθξω- 
 7Γο$, God with us. 
 
 'Έ.μμαους, 'h, tJie name of a village, Emmaus, 
 indecl. Hebr. 
 
 'Έ-μμανίως, adv. forthwith, instantly, quickly, 
 
 qxi. οίμα τω 'ε•7ηι. From 'έτος, a word. Th. 'ί-τω. 
 
 'Έ.μ,ματεω, to insert the fingers, to handle, 
 
 to feel ; Ιμμάττίΐν, from ίμμάσσω, to touch 
 
 inside, to insert. Th. μάσσω. 
 
 'Έ.μμε7να,ι, 1. a. inf. act. of εμμένω, to con- 
 tinue or persevere in. 
 
 'Έμμελετάω, ω, f νι<τω, to exercise in any 
 thing, to exercise. From μελετάω» to have a 
 care of. Th. μέλει. 
 
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 '"Εμμίλίτν/^Όί, κτΰξ, το, any thing which is 
 the object of study or meditation. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 'Έμμίλί^τίον, verbal adj. of the same. 
 
 'Έμ/ϋίλ');;, ios, kou h, proper for, adapted to, 
 
 convenient ; elegant 5 melodious ; harmonious. 
 
 Frovi Iv and f^iXos, a song or poem. Hence 
 
 Έμμίλΰς and ififiskias, harmoniously, aptly, 
 
 elegantly, adv. 
 
 "Εμ/ΐΛί/ίίκυ7α, part. perf. act. Ion. f. g. of 
 \μμ.ά,ω. From μάω, f. r,(ri>i, p. μίμηκα, part. 
 p. μίμακαΐί, νια, og, and hy Cram μ,ίμαωζ, 
 via, US, to desire, to wish. 
 
 'Έμμίμαωί, furious, impetuous, part. perf. 
 act. m. g. genii, αάτο;, and hy Poet. Ectusis 
 μίμαωτοζ, acc. sing. Ιμμεμαωτα. 
 
 Έμμίμ^,να, p. VI. iiid. of ΙμμαίΊνομα.ι, f. 
 μανοΰμαι, to be furious against. From Iv and 
 μα,Ινομα,ι. 
 
 "Έ^μ,μίν, ίμμίνα,ι, and 'ίμίνχι, Poet. jEol. a7ld 
 JDor. fur iJvai, to be. From ίΐμί. 
 
 'ΈμμίνΙ;, ίοί, το, constancy, perseverance ; 
 adverbiuUy, constantly, firmly, with })ersc>'er- 
 ance ; n. g. from Ιμμίν/ιί. 
 
 'Έμμίν'ίωί, Poet, and ΙμμΑ^ως, adv. Avith 
 constancy or perseverance, constantly, firmly. 
 From 
 
 'Έ.μμίν'/ι;, io;, kou h, permanent, persever- 
 ing, steadfast, constant. From 
 
 'Έιμμ'ίνω, pres. infn. ^μμίναν, f. Ιμμίνω, J). 
 Ιμμίμίνηκα, to continue or persevere in, to 
 observe or keep, to remain in or among ; I . a. 
 Ιήμανα, From iv and μίνοα, to remain. 
 
 "Έ,μμζτοί, ου, ο κ,αι hy intermediate, in tlie 
 middle. Th. μ'ζιτοζ. 
 
 "Έ^μμζτοοζ, ου, ο χα) «, haA^ng a proper meas- 
 ure, metrically arranged, metrical ; one who 
 writes in verse. From Iv and μίτξον, a 
 measure. 
 
 'ΈJμμ'/|vtos, ου, ο kou », and 
 
 "'Άμμηνοξ, o-j, Kxi h, of a month, monthly, 
 a month long ; τα, ϊμμ-Λνα,, or -tot., the monthly 
 courses of women. From iv and μτιν, μηνο$, ο, 
 a month. 
 
 'Έ,μμ), I am, Dor. and ^ol. for ΰμ), to be, 
 to exist. 
 
 'Έμμοξ, ό, a manses name, Emmor, indecl. 
 Hebr. 
 
 "Έμμοξα, ag, i, I obtained, by Mctath. for 
 μιμόζα., p. m. of μι'ίξω, to diAnde, to obtain. 
 
 'ΈΛμμϋΧων, mvos, 0, a miU, Num. xi, 8. iv 
 τω ίμμύΧωνι• but more correctly iv too μύ\ω. 
 Til. μυΧνι. 
 
 ^Εμνά,(Τα.το, Dor. for ίμνΥΐο'ΛΤο, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. m. See 'Έμνησοι.. So ίμνοοτιν, for 'ίμνηνιν^ 
 he reminded. 
 
 'Έ,μνήμυκχ, for '/ίμυκα, perf. Att. hy redupl. 
 and Pleonasm, from γιμΰω, to incline to fall. 
 
 "Έμννίίϊα, I remembered, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 μ^μvήσ^Aω,f. μνίκτού, p. μιμν/ιχοί, p. pas. μίμντ]• 
 μα,ι, to recal to memory, to remind ; and 
 
 "ΈΛμνήσθ'Λν, 7ts, 9j, I remembered, 1 . a. ind. 
 pas. of I he same. Th. μνά,ομοα. 
 
 'Y.uvuovTo,for Ιμνΰντο, and this for ΙμνόίϋντΡ; 
 
 the}' remembered, Poet. 3. j>/. imperf. jias. of 
 μνάομαι, 
 
 ''Άμόγησα, αξ, s, 1 . a. ind. act. of y.oyioj, 
 f γ,σω, to endure hardships, to toil. Th. 
 μ'ογοζ. 
 
 "Έψοιγι, dat. sing, from ίγω, I ; ys an Att. 
 adjeciion. 
 
 'Έ.μοΐο, Att. for Ιμου, gen. from iyu, and 
 Ion. for ίμου, gen. from Ιμό;. 
 
 "Έμολε, 3. sing. 2. a. act. of μολίω, or 
 μόλω, to come, to arrive. 
 
 '}ίμόλννοί, as, i, 1. a. ind. act, of μολύνω, to 
 stain, to defile. 
 
 Έ/κίί, '/I, ov, my, mine. From ίμου, gen. of 
 ίγ&>, I. 
 
 Έμόρ^^^ί, 3. sing, imperf. act. ίμοχ;^ονμεν, 
 
 1. J)l. of μοχ^ύ'ίω, f '/ισω, p. μίμ'οχ^βγ,κ,α, to 
 labour or toil. Th. μόρζίΰ$. 
 
 ^'Έμτα, yet, nevertheless, although ; the 
 same with 'iμ9ras. 
 
 ^Έ•μ•^αγίντ6ύν, gen. pi. from 
 
 'Έ,μ'r&γί)s, fixed in, ibiced or driven in •, 
 jKirt. 2. a. pa.*?, of Ιμ^ιήγνυμι, to Ibrce or drive 
 in. From iv and -ττηγνύω, or ^r,γvυμt,f 'ττνιζ,ω, 
 p. 'ττ'ί'Τ'Λχα, to frame, to construct ; 1 . a. ετ'/ιξα, 
 
 2, a. iTTayov, 2. a. pas. tTray/iv, p. m. 'jri<T7iya,. 
 'Έμτάζίχι, Ion. for ιμττάζη, 2. sing, pi-es. 
 
 ind. from 
 
 'ΕΒΙΠΑ'ΖΟΜΑΙ, /. ά<τομαι, to care for, 
 mind, regard, respect. Hence 'ίμταί, axos, 0, 
 a guardian. 
 
 'Έ^μττά,β'/ίζ, ios, contr. οΰί, ο κα) h, having 
 aflfections ur passions ; agitated, afTected, moved. 
 From iv and Traoos, ios, το, disease, passion. 
 Th. ^άσχω, 
 
 'Έ^μταβον;, gen. sing, of the saine. 
 
 "ΈJμ•7Γa^yμa^, ατοζ, το, derision; mockery. 
 
 ^Έ2μ')ra^yμas, οϋ^ β, a mocking, mockery, 
 insult. From 
 
 'Έμταίζω, uith dat. imperf. iH'7S-aiZ,ov, f ξω, 
 p. iμ■Λ7raιχ^a, to mock, to play upon, to treat 
 with scorn and insult ; to illude, to deceive; 
 jKtrt. 1. a. iμτaίζ,as, αντο;• ]). pas. ίμτΤίΤΓαιγ- 
 μαι, 1. a. pas. ίνε-τταίχ^βην, l.f pas. ιμναιχβ^- 
 σομαι. Th. τταίζω. 
 
 Έμ-ταίχτ*!;, ου, ό, a scoffer, a mocker. 
 
 'Έμ-ρταίζομΐν, 1. pi. 1. f ind. act. from 
 the same verb. 
 
 "Έμ^α,λιν, back, backwards, the reverse ; con- 
 trariwise, oppositely, quite otherwise ; adv. 
 εμτταλιν γνύμαξ, against opinion or advice ; 
 so ίμ-ταλιν τ'ίξ•φίθί, contrary to pleasure. Th. 
 -ρτάλιν. 
 
 'Έ.μταλλά^α•Β{ν, Ion. for εμ^λίκαν, ίοίηνοΐνε* 
 ίο entangle. Others write it with a single a. 
 See in ΐίαλάσσω, to defile. 
 
 'Έιμ7raξay^voμat, to come upon, to be pre- 
 sent. From iv, Τΰίξα, and yΊvoμat. 
 
 'Έμ-χταξοινίω, », f. ήσω, to act like a drunken 
 man, to insult anj one through drunkenness ; 
 with dat. 
 
 "ΕΜΠΑ2, and Ion. εμ -Tm, and Att. or 
 Dor. ε/Λ5τα and εμπ-αν, yet, nevertheless j 
 wholly, quite, entirely. From Iv and -xas, all. 
 
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 'Έ^μ•7Γά(rtrω,f. άίΤω, to strew or sprinkle upon ; 
 to interweave ; work in ; embroider. Th. 
 τα,σσω^ or ~ττω. 
 
 "Ε^'τ'εδα, noni. pi. n. g. from ϊι^στ^ον, Αητ:, 
 fixed, stable. From iv and •ri'^ov, the ground. 
 
 'Έ,μτί^άΜ, ω, or If/.-Ti^iaj, Ion. to put in fet- 
 ters, to fetter or shackle. Fi'om h and ίΤ£^ά&». 
 Til. *=S». 
 
 Έ^!Τί^£Λ;ί, Poet. adv. from Ιμτύως, firmly, 
 constantly, steadfastly, certainly. 
 
 Έ,£«νΓί^β«λ5)ί, £05, 0, a jyroper name, Erape- 
 docles.J 
 
 'ΈιμΎί^όμοχ^ύο;, ου, ο κχ) >;, Poet, inyolved in 
 perpetual toils and trotibles, perpetually miser- 
 able, prom (μ,-7Γζ^ι;, firm ft his from -rj^ov, 
 the ground), and μΌ'χ^$ΰτζ, labour. 
 
 "ν.μτΓζ^ον, Poet. ado. the same zuith ϊμ-ττί^ω;, 
 firmly, solidly, safely, perpetually. prom 
 
 'Έμ-ρη'^οζκίαν, -sTv, to be faithful to a treaty 
 or oath From \μ•7τΰ)ος, firm, and οξκ,οί, an oath, 
 
 "Έμ-τε^ΰ;, ου, ο κ,χ) '/ι, firm, fast, fixed, solid. 
 From iv and ?r£§av, the ground. 
 
 'Έ,μ^ί'^οα-^ίντίί, ίοί, ο »χ) τι, having great 
 strength, very firm, constant ; «5 if from ο ϊμ- 
 iTs^iv iruivoi 'ΐχ,ων. 
 
 'Έμ-ττί^^οΛί, ω, f ύσω, to fix or establish 
 firmly, to confirm, to sanction, to keep or 
 observe faithfully ; and 
 
 Έ^τίδίί/ί, udc. firmly, certainly. From 'ίμ,- 
 Ti^o;, firm. Th. τί^ον. 
 
 'ΈμτΓί^ω?, the same, by Crasis for l^fri^swj. 
 From ϊμ-ΡΓί^ο?. 
 
 'Έ.μτνξία., αζ, 'λ, experience, skill, knowl- 
 edge. Hence 
 
 'Έμτϋξϊκοί, οϋ, ο, an empiric ; a physician who 
 follows experience alone. Both, from 
 
 "Έ.μ•7ΓΗζθζ, experienced, skilled ; ichence \μ- 
 τταςω;, skilfully, expertly, adv. Th. ■νΰξα. 
 
 'Έιμτίίξως, adv. skilfully, expertly. 
 
 'Έμ-τίλα, p7'es. imperat.from 
 
 Έ^τέλάώ», the same with 'τζλά,ζω, to draw 
 near, to approach. Th, τίλα.;, adv. 
 
 'Έμ^ίλοίΒον and -aliiv, near, nigh ; in ap- 
 proaching ; adv. from the same. 
 
 'Έ,μτελάζω, and -ύ,ω, f άσω, the same with 
 ^ίλάζω, and -άω, to approach, to draw nigh ; 
 to bring near, to bring together. Th. ίτίλΑ?, 
 
 Έ^ίΤ£λάιταχτέ5, causing to encounter, Hcs. 
 in Asp part. 1. a. pLfrom ίμ-τΤίΧάζω. 
 
 'Έ.μτί'τταξμίνοί, part. perf. pas. of Ιμτύξω, 
 f, ξΰ, p. ίμτί-ττ'χ,ξχ.κ, to strike or fix upon, to 
 pierce, to put on a spit. From iv and τΆξω, 
 to pierce. 
 
 'ΈιμτίΤίίττίυμίνας rriv ψυλχχγιν, entrusted 
 with the custody ; part. perf. pus. from h 
 and "τηντιΰω, to belie\'e. Th. fuiw. 
 
 'Έ-μ-Τί-Τξβία-μίνοζ, part. perf. pas. (f \.μ<ητζά- 
 σχω, to sell. Th, ^ΐ'Τξά<τκοι), f. σω, p. pas. 
 τΤίΤζαμαι. Th. ^ίξάω. 
 
 'Έ,μ-τϊοα,μος, ου, ό κοά fi, skilful, expert, ex- 
 perienced in, Caltim. Hymn, in Joe. 71.] 
 
 'Έμιπξάχ,ω, to contain, embrace, compre- 
 hend, Lon^n. 8,] 
 
 'Έ.μ•7ίξί^οίτίω, f. νισ-ω, to go about in, to 
 walk in or among, to dispute about. From h, 
 -τηξ), aiid τα,τίω, to tread.' 
 
 'Έμ<τίξόνα,μα, ccro;, ro, a garment fastened 
 with clasps or buttons, Theocr. xv, 35 ; Dor. 
 for ιμ-ττίζονγ,μα.. From p. pas. of ^Πξονάα. 
 Th. νίξονη. 
 
 "Έμττίΐπ, for ivi-;rnri, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. 
 ίμ-τίδ-'/ι, 3. sing. 2. a. sub), and in S. pi. \μ•χ'%~ 
 σωα• ϊμ^^τητεΊν, 2. a. infn. of Ιμ-ττί-τττω, to 
 fall in. 
 
 ''Άμ.'ττίσωσι, 3. ρΛ 2. a. snbj. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έ.μvί'ϊa.vvύoJ, f ΰσω, p. κά, to spread or 
 stretch out, to unfold. From iv and ττιτοι.ννΰω, 
 the same. 
 
 "Έμτίτίί, Dor. by Sync, and changins tr 
 
 into r,for ϊΆ-ησε;, 2. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 
 ΙμτΙ'τττν, to fall in or among. Or it is imperf. 
 
 from ϊμττΊτω, for Ιμτ'ίττ'τοί, by neglecting the 
 
 atigme)it. Hi. 'ττΊ-πτω. 
 
 'ΈμτΓΒφύ-/!, it was born in, it grew in, 3. sin". 
 2. a. ind. pas. wilh augment of the perf . fw 
 Ινίφν:ι• from Ιμφύω, to be born or bred in. 
 According to others it is 3. sing. peif. snhj. act. 
 'τταρύω, '/IS, »?, for "Xiipoy.oj, by Sync, as τίψυω:, 
 for τεφυκωί, but then ι should be subscribed. 
 Th. φύω. 
 
 'Έμτεφνία, clasping, embracing, holding fast, 
 part, perf act.f g. fi'om φύω, p. -τίφυκα, and 
 hi. in. voice τίφυχ, part. p. ττίφνας, -ττεφ^α, 
 and by Sy)ic. τεφνα. 
 
 'Έ,μτεφυκω;, and Ιμ,τεφυω;, υΤοί, οζ, growing 
 or adhering to, embracing, part, from Ιμτ'ε- 
 φυκΛ, and in m. εμ-χεφνοί, perf. act. if Ιμφύω. 
 Th. φύω. 
 
 'Έ^μττγιγννμι, to fix or drive in, to plant in, 
 to cause to congeal or freeze •, and ϊμτ'/ίγνυ• 
 μα,ί, to congeal. From 'ττ-ήγνυμι, f, -ζτ'ηξω, 
 to fix. 
 
 'Έ.μτ>ί^άω, a/,f. τκτω, to leap in or upon. 
 
 "E^T^ji, Ion. for ϊμντΛς, entirely, wholly ; 
 nevertiieless, however. 
 
 'Έ^μ'τημ'ττ'Καω, or -ΐ'νΧα,ω, or ίμ'ττιμτλ'ημι, or 
 -ίτλ'/ίμί, f ιη/τω, p. ίμ^-ττί'ττλνικα,, to fill, replen- 
 ish, satiate. From h and •τΊμ•7Γλτ,μι, which is 
 cf the same origin and signification ivith 'π'Κήύω. 
 Th. -rXioi. 
 
 'Έ,μ9τίμ9Τξ7^μι, f νΐίτω, p. ίμ^ίίΤξ>ικα, to set 
 on fire, to burn. 
 
 'Έ.μ'τίτ?•.Άν'Γχι, 3. pi. pres. ind. jms. a7id 
 Ιμ'ΡτΊττΧασ-ύΰίΐ, pres. inf. of εμ-η-τλάω• and 
 
 Έ,Λ6τ/τλ«, fill thou, Att. for εμτί-τλγιθι, or 
 &μ<τ1τλο(,^ι, pres. imperat. of εμ,ττί'ττλ'/ίμι. From 
 the same. 
 
 'Έ^μ-ηΤξασκ,Όμενος, ου, part. pres. from Iv and 
 'τΓΐ'Τοά.σχω, to sell, perf. pas. ^ί^ξαμα/, 1. a, 
 ίτοάύ'/ιν. Th. -ΡΓίξάω. 
 
 Έ^-τ/'ΤΤΛ», f. ίμ-ίττωτω, p. ίμνε-ττωχαι, to 
 fall in or among ; to rush upon, to meet ; to 
 seize, assail, or fall upon, as an epidemic dis- 
 ease, Thucyd. ii, 48 ; I. a. ίνετεσα, 2. a. 
 Ινετείτον, f ?n. ίμτεσουμα,ι. From ϊν and 
 -ff'crTu, p. 'ffi^rTtuKx, to fall. J 
 
ΕΜΙί 
 
 277 
 
 ΕΜΠ 
 
 ΈΜΠΓ2, Δοζ, 'hy a Icind of gnat ; from 
 ψ-τίνω, because it sucks the blood from the 
 skin. 
 
 'Έμτκτηυω, f, σω, to trust or confide in ; 
 to entrust with. From -jriffnuu, the same. 
 From ττίατίζ, faith. Th. -τύίω. 
 
 Έμ-τλκχύί, ivro?, entangled, involved ; part. 
 2. a. pas. of ίμττλίκ,Μ, to entangle. 
 
 'Έιμτλάσ-σ-Μ, or -ττω^ f. άτω, to daub over, 
 to besmear, to sprinkle upon ; to stop up ; to 
 form into a mass. Th "TrXaffo-u. 
 
 Έ,ίί•τλ6ίίττ«ί, and -caffrtHoi, h, ov, fit for daub- 
 ing over or plastering, protper for an ointment 
 or plaster ; and 
 
 "Έ'^'^λασ'τρί; fsc. φκρμ.ιχ,κ.ύα,], and l^-Try^cc- 
 ffTPov fsc. φύ,ξμΆ-Λον), a plaster, or coinposiii^ii 
 of substances proper ίο dress sores or wounds ; 
 ίμτίΧα,στρον denotes the composition, and s/x- 
 ;τλασ•τβί, the 'mutericds. From ίμτΧάσ-σω. 
 
 ^Έ^μνλύ'/ι, '/}}) r,, full ; Ion. from ί/Λ-^λαο;, 
 this from ίμττλίοι, the same with Th. -π-λίο;, 
 full. 
 
 ^Έμτλιίμ^ιν, 2. a. opt. m. of Ιμ^τί'Τλίημί, or 
 ίμ<τίμτλ'/ιμι, to fill ; like Β-ίίμ)ΐν, from τίύ'Λμι. 
 Th. tX'io;. 
 
 'Έμ9ΐ•λίκω, f Ιμττλίζω, p. Ιμ-η'ί'Τλίχα., to 
 interweave, intertwine; intermix; confound; 
 to entangle, ensnare; 1. a. bi?rAs|a, '2. a. ί•Λ- 
 rrXxnav• pres. pas. Ιμτλ'ίΆομαι, with the dat. 
 perf pas. ϊμ,-ττί'ττΧί'γμαί•, 2. a. pas. Ινζτλάκ.-/ϊνι 
 part. 2. a. pas. ίμ•7Γλίκΐ7ί, ivrc?• p. m. ιμ-ζϊ- 
 ■ffXoKa,, whence ίμτλοχ.'/ι, a knot. Frojn iv 
 and '^λίκ,ω, to tie, to knit. 
 
 "EjCfrXifli, the same with t?Jo:, full. 
 
 'Κμ^λίω, to sail in, to swim or float in. 
 Th. ■rλίω,f ίύσω. 
 
 'Έ>μ'/Γλ'/}α-/ιν, fully, abundantly, adv. from 
 
 ^Έ,μ-ΤΤλ'ή^Μ, f 'ίΐ!Τύ), p. Ι^Τί•τλ'/?««, • to fill ; 
 
 satisfy, satiate; 1. a. Wt'TtXnira,, p. pas. Ιμ, -yri- 
 'π'ΧΥί'Τμα.ι, I was filled ; I. a. pus. Ινί'τλ'/κτύ'/ιν, 
 1. a. subj. pas. \μ•χΧν\σ§αι. From £v and 
 'χΧ'Λ^ω. Th. 7Τ?Λο;. 
 
 "Έ,μ-ττλ'/ΐΗ,τοζ, ου, ο κοά u\, stupified, stunned ; 
 insensible •, stupid. From ΐμ'ττΧ'Λσσω, 
 
 'Έιμ^λήμίνοί, by Sync, for ΐμ'τλ'ησάμίνο;, 
 
 part. \. a. ni. of 'ίμ'ττΊ'ττΧ'/ιμι, to fill Others 
 
 consider it as p^-es. pas. of the verb τλ^ίμι, 
 
 from •π'Κήθω. But Suidas intimates that Ιμ'τλτ^- 
 
 μϊνοζ is the preterite without the augment. Th. 
 
 "Ε^ίΤλίΐν, near, nigh, adv. From^TXaai, or 
 -άζω, by Sync, for 'ιμ^ηλάΖ,ω, to draw nigh, to 
 approach. Th. ίτέλα^. 
 
 Ύιμ'χΧή'τα,το, Ion. for %vi<TkmaTo, .'3. sing. 
 1. a. m. ofίμ<7fX'/ιύω,f. σω, to fill. Th. TrXias. 
 
 ^'ΆμτΧ'/ιατβύί, ivros,part. 1. a. pas. 
 
 'Έίμ-π^Χΐκτΰνινκι, 1. a. inf. jms. of the sutne 
 verb. 
 
 'Έ•μ<τλ^σ•α•ω, or -ττω, to rush upon, assail ; 
 to strike with terror, to stupify, to astonish. 
 Th. 'ττΧήσσω. 
 
 'Έμ-ρτλοχίι, ίί> ί> an interweaving, a knot, a 
 plaiting on braiding. From Ιμ-ττλίαω, Th. 
 
 '^μ'ρτλόκ,ια., ων, ra, a kind of female orna- 
 ments braided into the hair ; also a festival at 
 Athens. 
 
 'Έ^μττνίυσαΐί, ^ol.for 
 
 Ί^μτνίύιτα,ί, ι/Λνοζ, part. 1 . a. act. and 
 
 "Έ^μτι/ίυΰ-!;, ίω;, vj, t'l'.e act of breathing into 
 or upon, inspiration ; and 
 
 'ίίμ'τνίνττο;, ου, breathed or blown intOj 
 inspired ; from 
 
 'Έμ-^τνίω, and -ύω. Poet, to breathe or dra\v 
 breath; to breaihe into or upon; to inspire; 
 to blow upon, tvith gen. f. ζΰσω, perf. $μ7τί- 
 'Τνίυκ,α,, 1. α. ίνίτνίυίΤίχ. Th. τν'ιω. 
 
 "Εμ-τνοοζ, ami εμ,-^Γνου;, ου, ό zee) «. breathing, 
 living, alive ; ace. ίμ-τνουν. From ίμτνίω, to 
 breatiie, to inspire. From the saine Th. 
 
 'Έ^μ,'ττνύύ'/ι, for ίνντνΰύ'/ι, 3. sing. \ . a. ind. 
 pas. from vTvy/^is;, to breathe, to be wise ; p. 
 ττ^Γννμοίί, p. part, "π-ί-^νυμίνο;, wise. Th. 
 ■Χ)ΐιω. 
 
 'Έ.μ'ττοΙΊΖ^ω, f. 1σ•ω, to entangle the feet, to 
 fetter, impede, obstruct ; and 
 
 'E,4tvra§/<jv, ου, TO, hindrance, impediment, 
 obstacle. From sv and του;. 
 
 'Έ,μ-χό^ία•μοί, ατοί, το, and -μα;, ου, ό, the 
 same and from the same. 
 
 ^Έμτο'^οσ'τχτίΜ, f. ήο•ω, p. \μ'7η'Χο^οΐτάτηκ,ο!,, 
 to stand in tiie way, to impede, to obstruct ; and 
 
 ^^μττο^οστΆτγ,ί, ου, Ό, one who impedes o»• 
 hinders. From 
 
 'Έμ-τΓο'^ων, adv. before the feet, in the way, 
 for a hindrance ; J \μ';το1ων, meeting, in the 
 wa}' ; T» \μ■7Γo'?yCιlv, things present, Q£d. Tyr. 
 445. From h and του;, the foot.] 
 
 "ΊLμτohv, before. Dor. from ίμτ^ο$%ν, be- 
 fore, in sight. From h and too, before. 
 Others say it is ui-edfor Tohv. 
 
 'Έαμτοάω, f. via-M, to produce or cause in ; 
 to insert or put in ; to induce ; to excite ; to' 
 teach ; \μτοίιιν νάξκ.'/ιν, to cause torpidit}' or 
 numbness ; μα,νίαν, to fill with madness. Th. 
 
 TOiiM. 1 
 
 'ΈJμτβl•r,(rav, they made, for iviTor/itroiv, Jon. 
 3. pi 1. a. from the preceding. 
 
 'Έ.μτοΧ«., a,;, a. Dor. for ΙμτοΧτι, h, mer- 
 chandise, goods ; gain ; money. Th. τοΧ'ιω. 
 
 'Έ^μ,τοΧάω, and -ζω, f. nfftd, to sell, to buyj 
 to procure, to earn, to gain ; to trade or traf- 
 fic. See 'Έ.μτοΧΰίαντο, Horn. Odys. xv. Th. 
 ΤωΧίω. 
 
 'Έ.μ.τοΧψίο;, ου, ο κά) υι, for ΙμτόΧεμο;, and 
 τΰΧψικο;, of or belonging to war, military. 
 Th. τόΧίμοζ. 
 
 'ΈμτοΧνι, 915, 'h, and 
 
 'ΈμτΌΧ'/ιμα,, ατο;, το, any thing purchased 
 or procured, goods, merchandise. From, ίμ- 
 ToXcici). 
 
 ""Έ^μτοΧιτιΰω, and -ιύομχι, to be citizen of a 
 state ; to have a share in the government ; to 
 administer the government ; to live or dwell in. 
 From iv and τοΧίΤίύω. Th. τόΧίζ. 
 
 'Έ^μτοΧόωντο, they procured, for ϊνιτολωντο, 
 Ion. 3. pi. imperf. pas. of 'ψτολάα». Th. 
 
 WtuXiii), 
 
ΕΜΠ 
 
 378 
 
 ΕΜΦ 
 
 'Έμ^ΰξίνίίτ^ίτχν, 3. ρΐ. imperat, pres. pas. 
 ^f the verb 
 
 ^Έ.μ'7Γοζίΰο(Λα.ί, to trade or traffic ; to import 
 goods ; to gain ; to earn ; f. ίύσομαι, 1. a. m. 
 ίνί-^Γοοίυίτάμ-,',ν, ω, ατο. From 'ίμ^οξο?, a mer- 
 chant, from Iv and -^όξο;, a passage. Th. 
 
 'Έμ•Τ6ζ!α, Άζ, ί, trade, traffic ; merchandise ; 
 ace. sing. Ion. ΐμ<τοξί'/ιν. From, the same. 
 
 'Έιμ-τοξί-Λος, h, ov, of or belonging to trade, 
 commercial ; ajid 
 
 'Έμτόξίον, ev, ro, a place of traffic, an empo- 
 rium, a mart, a market-place ; wares ; commod- 
 ities. From 
 
 "Έμτΰοο;, ου, ο κ,αι h, a passenger in a ship ; 
 a trader or merchant ; a traA^eller, From sv 
 and τόξο;, a passing over. 2Ίι. <ζύξω, p. m. 
 ^iTopa. 
 
 ^Έμτοξτάίύ, ω, f. Viffeuf p. Ιμ'π-ΐ-ττόοτνικ,ίχ., to 
 buckle together, to fasten with a clasp or 
 button. Th. -τορτή• 
 
 "ΕΜΠΟΤΣΑ, '/i;^ h, a spectre or apparition, 
 a hobgoblin. 
 
 "Έ^μτζΆκτο?, ου, ο κ,α) h, active, efficacious, 
 opei'ative. From sv and '^■ξάσα'ω, to make, 
 to do. 
 
 Έ^5Γ^ί5Γ£/ν iv av'hoa.ffiv, to be distinguished, 
 or to obtain glory among men. From ττοζττω, 
 to be becoming or decent. 
 
 'Ejt45r^'/i^&>, f. 'Λ(Τω, p. Ιμ,'ττ'ί'Το'/ιχ,Ά, to set on 
 fire, to burn, to consume, to blow upon, to 
 swell with wind, Horn. ; \. a. Ινίτξ'/ΐΰ-οί, p. pas. 
 ΐμΤί'ΤΓξνΐ'τμΚί, 1. a. pas. \νζ'7Γξγ,σύγιν. Th. •Ζβ'/,^ω. 
 
 ^Έ.μ'ΡΤξΥΐίται, to have set on fire or burned, 
 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ''Έμττι^'/κηΐζ, 2. sing, l.f vnd. act. Ιμττίγκτζιν, 
 l.f. inf. and 
 
 'Έ^μ,^ζγι<τβύ;, set on fire, burnt, iKirt. \. a. 
 pas. of the same. 
 
 "Ιίμ'τΤξΫκη;, ίΜζ, h, and Ιμ.Τξτ,ιτμοζ, oZ, o, a 
 burning, a fire, a conflagration ; and 
 
 Έ 
 
 •μ'/Τζ'/ΐ(Ττη;, ου, ο, 
 
 one who seis on fire or 
 
 burns, an incendiary. From jfetf. pas. ofm- 
 χρΥίύω. 
 
 'Έ,μτξίσ^'ίί, sawed, cut with a saw, jyart. 
 1. a. jjas.frojn 
 
 Ίβμτξΐω, f. /(Tit/, J). ΧΆ, to saw ; Ο^όνΤΚί, 
 ίο gnash the teeth; 1. a. 2'>os. Ινίττξ'κτύ'/ιν. 
 From %v a7id 'τοίω, to saw. 
 
 "Έμτξοιτόίν, before, in presence of; in front, 
 forward; formerly; Τζοσύΐ)), the same; loith 
 gen. Th. -τζό. 
 
 'Έιμ'Τξόσβίοζ, ου, ο κΆΐ η, the fore or foremost, 
 anterior ; ίτβδε? Ιμττξόσ'ύίοι, the fore feet. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 'ΪΕμτησσόμίνβί, pounded, brayed, Prov. xxvii, 
 22, found no lohere else. Th. -χτΊσαω, f. 
 ιττιαω. 
 
 "ΈιμττητυίτμΛ, ατός, το, spit or spittle ; from 
 
 'Έιμττϋύ}, f ΰσω, p. 'ζμ-χίττνκ,α,, to spit 
 Upon ; 1. a. ίή'ΤΓτυσα, with dot. or followed hy 
 i'lS' perf. pas. ϊμ-τίττυσμοα, 1. a. pas. ίνίττυ- 
 <r^'/jy, 1. f pas. Ιμ-χτυσβ^σ-ομαι. From h and 
 ^τύύ>, to spit. 
 
 'Έμ^τυξίζύϋ, or -ξόω, or -Qi{)m,f. σω, to set on 
 fire, to burn ; and 
 
 'Έμτυξίσμο;, ου, ό, Ά setting on fire, a burn- 
 ing, a conflagration. Fro^ri 
 
 "Έ^μ'χΰξοξ, ου, ο Koc) h, using fire, prepared of 
 made b}^ fire ; baked, roasted, burnt ; ίμ-ττυρον 
 fsc. ^υμοί), a burnt sacrifice. From h and 
 ■ττΰξ, 9τυξο;, το, fire. 
 
 'Έ.μν6ολόγη(Τύί, a;, ε, 1. a. hid. act. of μυ- 
 6oXoy'ia),f. nffcd, to relate stories or fables. From 
 μΖύοζ, a fable or story, and λίγω, to s-d'y. 
 
 'Έμυκ,ον, '■2. a. act. of μ,υχοίω, f. '^σα>, to low 
 or bellow, 
 
 'Έμφαίνουσ-ί, 3. pi. pres. ind. act, from 
 
 'Έμφαινα, to represent, to show, to indicate, 
 to manifest, to make known ; to resemble. 
 From Iv and φαίνω, f. φάνω, to show ; \. a. 
 ϊφψα, 2. a. ίφανον, p. -χίφοίγκα,, p. m. ^Ιψανα. 
 
 'Έμφχνίσ-τοίτα, most m.anifestly or openly ; 
 superl. from 
 
 'Εμφανές, ios, ο zat h, conspicuous, manifest, 
 open, visible. Hence Ιμφανί&ιζ, Ion. Ιμψοίνω:, 
 openly, manifestly. 
 
 'ΈμφΆvtζω,f. ίσω, to show plainh^, to exliibit, 
 to set before the e3'c-s -, to declare, to make 
 known ; 1. a. Ινεφά,νιιτχ, 1. a. imperat. Ιμ- 
 φάνΐίΤον, άτω, 2, j)l. 'ίμφοιν'ίσοίτε• pres. pas. 
 Ιμφκνίζομα,ί, Ινζφοίν'ισύην, to appear ; I. a. ind. 
 ])as. ίμφανίσύηνα,ι, 1 . a. inf. Fro?)i Ιμφχν>ΐ5} and 
 this fro7)i h and φούνω, to show. 
 
 'Έμ,φοί,νκτμοζ, ου, ο, a showing or making 
 known, a declaration ; accusation. 
 
 'Έμφ&νΰς, openly, manifestly. From ίμ• 
 ψούνω. 
 
 "Έ,μφχσΐί, εωζ, h, a representation, an appear- 
 ance, an image ; forcible expression, emphasis ; 
 and 
 
 'Εμφατικό;, or -avrixoi, ου, having emphasis, 
 emphatical, significant, expressive. Whence 
 
 'Έμψατίκως, or -Λντικω;, adv. emphatically, 
 expi cssively, significantly ; and 
 
 'Έ^μφΆΤίχύτίξον, and -α,ντικωτίξον, compar. 
 more expressively or emphatically. From \μ- 
 
 φχινω. Th. φνΑνω. 
 
 'Έμφερ',ΐ:, ίίί, ο xoi) h, like, similar, resem- 
 bling. From 
 
 'Έμφίξομοίΐ, f. ίνοίσΌμοίΐ, p. ίν/^νεγμαι, to be 
 carried or transported, to be contained in ; to 
 be like ; to be conversant with. See Is. Voss. 
 Resp. ad Obj. j). 307. From iv and φ'ίξω, to 
 carry. 
 
 'Έμφιλονείλ,Ζ;, adv. contentiously. 
 
 "Έμφοζοζ, ου, ο κ,οά h, seized with fear, ter- 
 rified, frightened. From iv and φάζος, fear. 
 From φίζομαι, to fear, p. m. τεφοζα. 
 
 'Έ/μφορεομιχι, οΰμοίΐ, f ήτομοι,ί, p. γ,μαι, to be 
 filled, to be glutted ; to use without modera- 
 tion, to enjoy. Frovi 
 
 'Έμφΰξεω, ω, to bring or carry in, import ; 
 to inflict, strike. Th. φίξω, to carry. 
 
 'ΈμίΡζάσσΜ, or -άττω, f \ω, p. χΛ, to stop 
 up, to obstruct ; to stuff, to fill ; ίμφξάξ^ίται, 
 3. nng. 1. a. .subj. m. of (Ρξύττω, to hedge in. 
 
 *'ΈμφξΜν, ovos, ό y^Ki 'h, possessed of mind, or 
 
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 one who is in his right mind ; prudent, wise. 
 From \v and φξτιν, the mind. 
 
 Έ/Λφΰίΐ!, ias, κΰά h, Poet' inborn, innate, 
 natural ; the same luith 'ίμφντοζ. 
 
 "Έ^μφυλος, ου, and ίμφύλίοί, ου, ο χα) /ι, be- 
 longing to the same tribe ; domestic, civil. 
 From Iv aytd φυλί}, a tribe. 
 
 'Έμφυ;, ΰιτα, υ•^, ύντο;, inhering, cleaving or 
 adhering to ; part. 2. a. from ίνίφυν, υί, υ• 
 from '((^(,φυμι, to be born in. See Φύί. 
 
 'Έ^μφϋα^άω,/ ricru, to breathe upon ; to blow 
 up, to inflate ; to blow a fire ; \. a. ίνίφύσ-ίκτα, 
 us, i. Th. φυοΌΐ,ω. 
 
 'Έ^(Αφύσ'/)μα, ατο;, το, a blowing in or upon ; 
 a puffing up ; that which is blown in •, a dis- 
 ease in which the body is puffed up with \vind. 
 From j). pas, of the preceding. 
 
 "Έμφυτοι, ου, Ό kou h, natural, innate ; im- 
 planted ; that has become a second nature. 
 From 
 
 'Έιμφϋω, f. σω, p. Ιμ-ττίφυκα, to produce or 
 create in, to implant. From Iv and φύο^, to 
 beget. 
 
 "Έ.μ•φνχ;ος, ου, ο kou h, animated, living, 
 breathing, alive. From iv and -φυρι^ίι, the 
 soul, lil'e. 
 
 'Έμόϋν, See Έ^ώί. 
 
 ΈΝ, flvt, and uv. Poet. J in ; ic governs the 
 dat. and denotes rest. It also signifies with, 
 as Iv φΌ^Μ' and among, as h υμ7ν• also on 
 account of, to, concerning, by, for, towards, 
 through ; used for δ/«, within ; also against, 
 near, nigh to, before ; during, as Iv Vi tSi κ,οίχΰ, 
 and during the pestilence, Thiicyd. ii, 54 ; 
 Iv Ά^ου foUeuJ in the lower regions ; wi the 
 sacred luritings it has the meaning of all the 
 j)rej)ositions by a Hebraism. Also used with 
 accus. for s/j. In composition it generally 
 signifies in ; sometimes to, against, among ; 
 also increase, as well as defect. ] 
 
 Έν, for ίνύοί, there ; and sv' for ίνιστ/, it is 
 permitted, it is possible. 
 
 "Ev one, nom. sing. n. g. from ίϊ;, μίοί, h, 
 one. 
 
 Έν άμίίζοντι, scil. χξόνγ, alternately, by 
 turns. 
 
 "Eva, as, a. Dor. for Vvsj, '/is, >?, the evening, 
 Th. ϊνοί, ου, 0. 
 
 'Evayiji, ios, 0Te,a.) h, guilty of a crime which 
 demands expiation ; devoted to the infernal 
 gods, execrable, accursed ; an expiatorj'^ victim ; 
 bound by an oath ; ό Iv τω ayu ίύ^ζ^ι-ίύαι• 
 hayiis, lis, initiatory rites or mysteries. 
 
 'Ev«7i^£<v, to perform funeral rites, to offer 
 sacrifices for the dead. Herod, i, 167. Th. 
 
 SyOSy iOS, TO. 
 
 'Έινάγκτμα, oiTos, το, the celebration of funeral 
 rites, sacrifices for the dead ; and 
 
 'Ένοίγια•μο5, οΰ, ο, the celebration of funeral 
 rites. From the preceding. 
 
 'Έιναγχαλίζομαι, f ίσομοα, to take into the 
 arms, to embrace; 1. a. m. ίνηγκοίλΐίτάμνιν, ω, 
 aro, part. \. a. m. £vay»«X<a"a^svej. From 
 9ίγκ»λ-/ι, the arm. Th. ΑγκχΊ. 
 
 'Έναγ}ΐυλουντί$ βίλη, fastening thongs of 
 slings to weapons. From ά,γ^.ύλνι, a strap or 
 thong. 
 
 Έν«^»Λ»ν;£7ί, Att. for Ivayxuviffiis, 2. sing. 
 
 1 . /. from 
 
 'Έναγζωνίζύο, to lean on the arm or elbow. 
 From Iv and ayxuv, uvos, o, the elbow. 
 
 "Kvay-)(;o;, a little before, lately, just now. 
 From Iv uad ciyχ;^. 
 
 'Έναγω, f. ξ&/, p. ya, to lead, induce, per- 
 suade, urge, advise ; to accuse. Th. ayco. 
 
 '^vayouviQiffuat, to oppose or resist ; to fight 
 or strive in. Frcm a,ycuvίζoμon, to strive. 
 Th. ecycijv. 
 
 '^vayuvios, ου, ο κα) h, of or concerning the 
 wrestlers or public games ; a patron of the 
 games ; prepared for combat ; military ; foren- 
 sic, judicial ; vehement, active ; anxious ; trem- 
 bling ; '^ξαματικ,ον κα) Svayeoviov, dramatic and 
 full of action, Lungin. 9.] 
 
 Ένα^λίίί/, f. γ,σω, to exercise in any thing. 
 From kux'ioj. 
 
 "Ένοι,ίΐ, he dwelt or lived, 3. sing, imperf. 
 act. of vaiio,f. σω, ρ. vivatzx, to dwell, 
 
 'Έιναίξίΐν, pres. inf. act. from 
 
 ΈΝΑΓΡΩ, /. oi^Z, to kill, slay; strip; 
 rifle ; to spoil, destroy ; 1. a. sr/j^a, I. a. m. 
 ίντιραμ'/ιν. 
 
 'Έ^νϋίία•'ιμο;, ου, β κα/ '/:, fatal, portentous, 
 ominous ; fit, becoming, just ; lucky, favoura- 
 ble. From Iv and afo-a, y,;, '/), fate, destiny. 
 
 'Εναλ'/7ί'»5ί, is, SOS, κα) vi, conformable te 
 truth or nature, natural, Longin. 15.] 
 
 'Ενάλ/^Λ/ίί, ου, Ό κα) h, like, similar. From 
 Iv and uXiyKtos, ο κα.) 'h, the same. 
 
 Ένάλ/οί , ου, ο κα) η, of the sea, marine, mar- 
 itime. From αλί, άλβί, 'h, the sea. 
 
 'Εναλλάξ/!, r,;, yj, Ά changing, an exchange^ 
 a permutation, interchange. 
 
 'Έvάλλei.yμΰc, aros, το, an exchange, a per- 
 mutation ; a price ; and 
 
 'Εναλλάξ, by turns, alternately, reciprocally. 
 From 
 
 'Έναλλάττίϋ, f, ξώ;, p. p^a, to change, ex- 
 change ; te alternate, to vary ; in I. pi. ίναλ- 
 λάττομίν. From Iv and άλλάσ-σ-ω, or -ττω, to 
 change. 
 
 'Ενάλλί^α/, to leap upon, to trample under 
 foot. From ίΙχΧομοίΐ, to leap o?• jump. 
 
 "Εναλλβ;, ου, ο κα) 'h, inverted, contrar}^ 
 opposite ; εναλλα, things which reciprocally 
 change their nature. Th. kXXos. 
 
 ^'Kvay^vris, nom. pi. part. 2. a. act. from 
 Ιναλίσ•κύϋ. From Iv and άλίσ-κω, f. αΧωσο), p. 
 ηλωκα, to take. Ait. ίάλωκα, 2. a. ^Kcuv, 
 
 2. a. inf. aXuvat, 2. a. j^art. aXovs, uXovtos- 
 from αΧωμι. 
 
 'Έναμίχγω, f. 'ξω, to milk into, Odys. ix, 
 223.] 
 
 "Έ,ναμμα, ktos, to, a string, fastening, knot. 
 From Ινάτττω. 
 
 "Εναντά, against, on the other side, on the 
 contrary, or for ίναντίον. From h and άντ), 
 before, openly. Th. αντί. 
 
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 , "Έναντι, before, in presence of; wilh ike 
 gen. From h and ά,ντΊ. Th. αντί. 
 
 Έναντ/α, ac, opposite, contrary' ; έξ Ιναντία;,- 
 adverbiaUy, opposite, on tiie other side ; f. g. 
 from IvKVTia;. 
 
 'FjvuvtiSiov, adv. against, Hiad xx, 130 ; 
 opposite, on the other side. From 
 
 'EvavTi'bi'oi, ου, KKi h, opposing a contrary 
 force, striA'ing against, an adversary : ίναντίκν 
 βία,ν ίχων. From uvr), against, aiid βίκ, force. 
 
 'EiVCCV7toof/-xt, -οΐίμα,ι, f. ωΐο/Λαι, to oppose 
 one's self to, to resist ; to contradict. From 
 ίναντιος. 
 
 'Ένα.•^τίον, odv. the same ivith ϊνανη. 
 
 'Ένα.νηο'Τξαγία), ίο side Avith the opposite 
 party, to tliinlc or act with the enemy. Frojn 
 Iv and -τΤξάσσω. 
 
 'Έ,ναντίος, ία, ίον, contrary, opposite ; stand- 
 ing opposite or in \\c\v ; an adversar}', an 
 enemy ; εξ Ινα,ντίαζ fscil. χ,ύξο.;), opposite, 
 off, against. Frotn h and κντίο;, opposite•] 
 
 'Ένκντιόττι;, rrro;, h, contrariety, opposition ; 
 and 
 
 ^Ένα,ν^ίωμ,Ά, aro;, to, \\•hateΛ'er opposes or 
 resists, an obstacle, impediment j repugnance, 
 opposition. Frovi ίναντ/οομαι. 
 
 ''ΈνίΑντίω;, adv. contrariiy, in the contrary 
 manner. From ϊναντίος. 
 
 'Έναντίωο-ι;, ίωξ, h, contrariety, contradiction, 
 opposition. From ίναντιόομαι. 
 
 "Έναξί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of νάσσω, f. 
 \ω, to level, to maice even. 
 
 'Ενα5Τ£δί//4νϋα'Γι5, Ion. for Ιναττε^ΐίχνυντο, they 
 showed or proved themselves, 3. pi. imjKrf. 
 j)as. from Iv, αττο, mid "^ίίκ,ννμι, to show, 
 
 ^Ένα.τίξίί^ομα,ι,^ ίναττίοίίσ-ομχι, p. Ινα,•7Γήξίί- 
 σμ,α,ί, to lean or rest upon. See 'E^s/Su;. 
 
 ''JLvΆ^n■ohύy.vυμt, to sliow, to prove. From iv, 
 α,ττο, and 'οίΊκ.νυμι. 
 
 'Έίνα'ττούνήα'κ,Μ, to die in. From ;v, ίττο, and 
 3-ν'ή(Τκω,β Β-νοΰμαι, to die. 
 
 'Ένα-τοκ,νζίόΜ, to risk, to commit to chance 
 or dice. ΤΛ. κ.ι>ζίύω. 
 
 'Ένατολαμζα,νω, to inclose in ; to intercept 
 or cut off'. Froin "ΚαμΖίνω. 
 
 'Ένα7τολ':ί'ζ•[ιΐ, to leave a i/iuig behind in, to 
 desert in.] 
 
 'EvaiTSTviiy, O.f ίνκτΤύττνίνσαι ταΓ; ά.νί/.γκ.χι$, 
 to expire or die in extreme misery, 
 
 'Ένατοτί^'/ιμ-ι, to deposile in. From iv, άττο, 
 and τί^/ίμα. 
 
 'ΈνάττΜ, to fit to.] 
 
 "Έ-να,ρα, τα,, .S])oijS, aims strjpped from lice 
 slain. From Ιναίξω, to kill, to strip. 
 
 'Έ>νάξγίΐ, Dor. for Ιν/,ζγιι, 3. sing, impcrf. 
 act. ofivi^yiu, to work. 
 
 'Έναξγίωί, openly, visibly, manifestly, clearly, 
 evidently ; adv. from 
 
 'ΕΝΑΡΓΗ' 2, ies, y.a) 'h, dear, evident, 
 manifest, open. From iv and άξγο;, white. 
 
 'Ένάζίτο;, ου, ο y.a) 'h, virtuous, good, ex- 
 cellent. From αξίτί), virtue. 
 
 'Έναξ^ξω;, υ7α, it, well-fitted, suited, Odi/s. 
 V, ^36.] 
 
 'Έ,ναξίΐί, ίοί, ό κα) 91, accursed, execrable, de- 
 voted to the furies. Fro77i iv and ά^ά, «y, ^, 
 curses, prayers, 
 
 Έι/α^/ζώ/. fut. ί^ω, perf. χ^α, to kill, slay, 
 to strip, rifle. From ΙναΊοω, the same. 
 
 'Ένα,οί^μΐί:, and Ινκζίύμ,τιτοζ, and 
 
 'Ένκξΐύμο?, numbered, or reckoned with. Th. 
 α,ξΐύμύί. 
 
 'Ένά,ξίμζξοτοί, ου, ο, Ά manslayer, a homicide. 
 From ίνκΊοω, to kill, and βζοτος, a mortal. 
 
 'Ενά^/ξ£, 3, sing. 1. a. indie, act. Poet, and 
 Dor. for ινάξκτί• ΐναξίί,οί, 3. sing, l.f o])t. act. 
 of ίνκξίξω, to slay, kill. 
 
 'Ένάξχ,εσ-α, a;, s, 1. a. indie, act. of ναξΗ,ίω, 
 to be benumbed, to be numb. Th. νάξχτ,, yis, 
 'h, a cramp-fish or torpedo. Others read ίνάξ- 
 ■Λ'/,σα, at, ε. 
 
 'Έιναξμ'οΖ,ω,βιί. ώσω, perf. ινήζμωχ,α, to join 
 or fit to ; adjust, adapt, fit, accommodate ; agree. 
 Th. αρω, to fit. 
 
 'Eva|^cv/o;, ου, ο και yi, Conformed to the rules 
 of harmony, harmonical, harmonious, harmoni- 
 ously arranged. 
 
 'Έναξμοζαι. Dor, for ίναξμόα-αι, to adapt to, 
 
 1. a. inf. act. from ίναξμόζΰο, f. σω. Th. 
 
 it 
 
 αρω. 
 
 'Έναξ^άμίνο;, part. 1. a. m. from ίνάξχο- 
 μαι, to begin. 
 
 "Έιναξον, 3. }ύ. 2. a. act. for ivr.pov, or 
 '4vapov, ΐς, £, of ϊναίρω, to kill. 
 
 "Έίναξον, ου, το, a weapon ; mostly used in 
 the plw^al. ] 
 
 'Ένα^φόοο;, a spoiler, plunderer ; that bears 
 off the spoils ; for Ιναξ^φόξο;. Froin svaea, 
 τα, spoils, and φίξω, to carry. 
 
 ^Έινάοχ^ομαι, fat . ίνάξ^ομαι, to begin, to com- 
 mence ; 1. a. m. ίν/ίξ^άμγ/ν, ω, ατο, part. 1. a. 
 m. ίνα^άμ.ινοΐ. From iv and άρχομαι, to 
 begin. Th. αξχ;'/,. 
 
 'Ένάσ•^'/ιν, ι. a. pas. of νάω, obsol. for να'ιω, 
 to dwell. 
 
 "ΈΛναα-σα, I caused to dwell or live in ; 1 . a. 
 in,d. act. Poet, ίνασσίμ'ήν, ω, ατο, 1. α. ind. 
 m. Poet, from νάω, for ναίω, to dwell. 
 
 Ένατ'/ι, Poet, for ίννάττι, the ninth. From 
 ivviK, nine. 
 
 "Έ,νατκαν φυιτικον, a natural vapour, 
 
 'ν^νανλιζομ.αι, f. Ίιτομαι, to take up one's 
 quarters in a place, to lodge in, to encamp in, 
 to dwell iu. Th. αυλή. 
 
 'Έ.να'7λιβ-άμζνοί, having sta}-ed or tarried, 
 part. 1. a. m. of the same. 
 
 "JLvauXos, 00, κα) h, resounding witli the 
 noise of flutes, Metaph. From iv and αυλό;, a 
 
 "Ι^ναυλο:, ου, ό, Ά. fold, stable ; a habitation, 
 a recess ; a torrent, a ravine. Th. αυΧτι. 
 
 'Ύ.ναυ'ί,ανω, to bring up in, to feed or nour- 
 ish in. 
 
 "Υανανσμ.α, a spark, tinder, kindling stuff*. 
 From ivauiiv, to kindle, 
 
 'Ένανω, to light, to kindle. Th. αυω. 
 
 'Έναφανίξομαι, f. Ίσομαι, to disappear in con• 
 sequence of a superior light, Longin. 17.] 
 
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 'Eva^/iijtt/, f. ΙνΛφγισύ/, p. ίναφζΤκα, to insert, 
 Iq throw in or upon ; to let loose upon. 
 
 'EvSaif, 1^0$, ά, Oor. for 'Έν^'ι'ί, a proper 
 name, 
 
 ^Έ,ν^ατ'ίομα,ι, oZf^at, f. nfrofjioii, to distribute, 
 divide among ; to scatter or shower arrows 
 upon one, So^th. (Ed. Tyr. 205.] 
 
 Έν 1\, Poet, for Ivyjv Ti, or ivnffav Ti, imperf. 
 
 "Έν^ατμα, uto;, to, a bond ; and 
 
 'EvhiTfAiiu, u, to tie or bind up, to entangle, 
 to involve ; and 
 
 'ΈνΙίο-μ,ίύίο, the same ,• from 
 
 "Εν'^ίίτμβί, ου, ο, a tying or binding up ; a 
 ligature, string ; a bond, a bundle. From h 
 and ha-fzo;, a bond. From Viia, to tie. 
 
 'Έ,ν^ιχ,ζτκι, it is possible, it may be, impers. 
 
 of 'ίνίΐμ,ι, to be in. Also I ν δέ, Ion, for ίττ) H. \fro7n 
 
 'Έ,νίίίνμίνοί, clad, arrayed, ρατ-ί. perf, pas. j Ένδί^ί^κα/, ij, tren, f ίνΥ^μαίΐ, perf. h^i- 
 from hlueo, f. ύσω, p. ίνΤι^υκ,α, to put 9η ; 1 hyf^ect, to admit, to receive, to take upon one's 
 
 1. a. h/i^vffa. From Iv and "Buoj, to clothe, to 
 put on. 
 
 ^ΈνΙίζι, ivti7i impers. there is wanting, there 
 is need ; and 
 
 'Έινόά^τίξον, compar.from 
 
 'EvSs^ff, ioi, xat -h, necessitous, poor, indi- 
 gent ; inferior ; imperfect ; deficient. From 
 I» and Viiu, to have need. 
 
 "'Kvhioc, κξ, h, want, indigence, need. From 
 
 "Κνϊίιγμα,, ατός, το, a certain argument or 
 proof, a manifest token. From 
 
 Έ,ν^ίίκνυμι, to show, exhibit, make known, 
 give proof of ; to accuse ; to show, to make a 
 show of ; to pay court to, in iV. T. Sometimes 
 to do, to perform. See Parkhurst. jjres. pas. 
 ίν^ίίχννμκ», fftxi, rai, in 8. jnur. Ιν^Ζίκννντα,ι• 
 pres. irf. iv^iixw/ruar f. m. ^'$ίίζομ«Ί• perf, 
 pas. ΐν^ί^ίίγμκί• l.a.m. Ινί^ίΐ^άμην, u, aro' 
 1. a. impei'at. m. ενδ^/ξα/, -ά,σύω• 1. α. suhj. m, 
 ίν^ίίζίαμμι, >j, τιτΆΐ, From ivand "^ίίχνυμι, to show. 
 "Έν^ίίχτο, for ΙνΥί^ίίκτο, he was shown j 3. 
 sing, jnuperf. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 "Ey^s«a, ot, ui, τα, eleven, indecl. From h, 
 one, and Vixa, ten. 
 
 'Έ^ν^ίκ,άκ,ΐζ, adv. eleven times,; and 
 'Έν^ίχα,τοζ, άτη, Άτον, the eleventh. From 
 'iiihixet. 
 
 '''EivVixiffSa.i, Ion. for ινΤίχ^ζίτόκι, to admit, 
 receive, take upon one's self. Th. Ιίρ(^ομχι. 
 
 'Έ,ν^ίλίχ^ίια, Att. for Ιντίλί^αα, a;, 'h, con- 
 tinuance, constancy ; perfection ; &wi see under 
 Έντ2λε;^ε;α. ] 
 
 'ΈνΙίλίχ,ίΛ/, to continue, to be continual or 
 constant. 
 
 ^ Έν^ελε;^;»)?, for 'ίνπλίχνίξ, permanent, per- 
 petual ; continual ; perfect. From ϊνηΧνα, 
 perfect, whole. From εν, τίΧος, and Ίχω. 
 
 'Έ.ν'^ίλιχίζω, fut. \αω, to continue, to be 
 continually, to be always ; and 
 
 'Έν^ίλί;}(^ισμοζ, ου, ο, continuance, constancy, 
 perpetuity j and 
 
 'Έ.ν^ίλίχ;ω;, adv. constantly, continually. 
 From \vBiXix^'/ii. 
 
 *Ενδεξ;ά, adv. to the right, on the right side ; 
 dexterously. From 
 
 Ένδέξ/ίί, a, ov, the right, at the right hand ; 
 auspicious, favourable. Th. δεξ/ά. 
 
 Έκ^έβ^α/, fut. ^ίήίτομοι,ι, to want, to be in 
 want of; also to be tied or bound ; \v^ '/iff oi μίνα, 
 τον χΛτκξο,τον "τόσιν, having bound my accursed 
 husband by oaths, Euripid. Med, 163. See 
 'EcSsw.] 
 
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 self Th. ^ίχ^ομαι. 
 
 'ΈιΛίχ^Όμίνος) possible, permitted, lawful, fit, 
 proper. From ΙνΥίχ^ίτοα. 
 
 'Έν^εω, ΰ, f riffu, p. ivhi^ixa., to tie, bind, 
 fasten, to want, to have need. From h and 
 %ίω, to tie, to Avant. 
 
 Ένδε&ίί, imperfectly ; Iv^iZi 'ίχ,ει, there is 
 want of.] 
 
 "Έν^η^^ος, ου, ό xou 'λ, manifest, evident.] 
 
 'Έ.v^7ιμίΰu,fut. '/iffu, petf. ίν^ί^'/ιμηχα, to be at 
 home or in one's own country, not to be abroad, 
 to dwell in. From ένσημο;, one Who is at home. 
 From Iv and ^ΐ^μοζ, a people. 
 
 'Έν^ήμιοζ νοϋα-οί, a disease peculiar to a peo- 
 ple, an endemic. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έ,ν^'^μοίο-ι, dat. pi. Ion. ϊν^γιμων, gen. pi. 
 from 
 
 "Κν^'/ιμοί, ου, one who is in his own country, 
 or at home ; civil, domestic. From the same, 
 
 'Έν^ίάχσχον, Ion. for InViocov, jjlur. imperf. 
 act. ofivhiau, to take a nap at noon or after 
 dinner ; to be or dwell in ; to drive into shady 
 places. Th. h^tos. 
 
 'Έ.ν'^ίοίζάλλω, f. βοίΧω, p. ίν^ίκζίζλτιχα, to 
 slander, to defame. 
 
 Έν^/ά^ετίί, ου, ο xca '/ι, conceived in the 
 mind, internal, mental; extemporary. From. 
 Iv and ^ιοίτΐύ'/ιμ*, 
 
 ^Έ.νΙία,ύξύ'τττίσβοίΐ, to treat with wanton scorn 
 or ridicule. 
 
 'ΈΑν^Μθζύ-ντω, to insult or ridicule wantonly ; 
 to live luxuriously ; to take delight in, to riot 
 in. From iv, hx, and Β-ξύ-^-τού, f ypM, to 
 break. 
 
 'Έ.ν^ικίτάομχί, to dwell or live in. From 
 
 α,Ιτύ,ομοίΐ. 
 
 'Έ>ν^ίθίΤξί•τείν γνμνοίνίαΐζ ^ολίμαχο:,??, to excel 
 in warlike exercises. 
 
 'Έν^ατξΤζω, to spend one's time in, to be 
 engaged in, to dwell upon. From iv, ha, and 
 T^iQfiijf. "φω. 
 
 'Έ.νίιατξΐίττ-ίον, verbal ac0. of the same. 
 
 'Ev^i^affxeo, f, ^ω, p. Ινδε^/1α;^α, to teach or 
 to instruct in. 
 
 Έν^ίδΰνα/, to give way, yield ; to relax ; pres. 
 inf. act. from Iv and ^Ι^ωμι, to give. 
 
 'Ένοί^ύσκομχί, to be clad in, to put on, ivith 
 the accus. imperf. ivι^i%υffxόμysv, ου, sro, a fre- 
 quentative verb, from ενδύομαι, to be clothed. 
 From iv and ^ύω. 
 
 ''Ev^i^uffxcj, to clothe, to put on. Th. "^ύω. 
 
 'ΈAvV^Bωμι,f. ύσω, p. iv%iίωxaL, to deliver into 
 the hands, to give up ; to yield, to give way ; 
 
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 ίο permit, to present, finish ; to relax, Th. 
 
 'Έν^ίκταν, they set on, or they pursued ; Jbr 
 iv^irierav, 3. pi. impeAJ'. act. from ivVtyiv, from 
 iv^'tfif^i, to set on. * According to others it is 
 2. a. act. 3. j)lur. from Iv, ^tx and Ίημι, to 
 send. Or it may be imperffor Ινε^ίίσ-α,ν, from 
 Ιν^ί'/ίμι, fas Ir'ihffav, from τίόημ») for ^ιώκ,ω, 
 to pursue. Th. Vtu. 
 
 "Evdi'»oi, ou, Kou '/I, Poet, for ^txeiiog, just, 
 right ; judicial. From h and ^ίκτι, right, justice. 
 "Έιν^ΐνκ, ων, τα,, tlie bowels. From 'ivhov, 
 within. 
 
 "ΕΝΔΙ02 (iithiot), a., ev, of or at noon, 
 meridian, living in the open air. And Ivhiov is 
 used us ο subst. for ^ιατξΐξνι, a dwelling, a hab- 
 itation. Hence sv^um, to sleep at noon. 
 
 'Έν'^ίογενίΐί, ius, koc) h, born within, boin at 
 home. 
 "Έιν^αθίν, adv. from within ; and 
 "Ένοοβι, Poet, within, in. From 'ivhov, the 
 same. 
 
 Έν^ίΓ, in, Avithin, Dor. for 'ivtov, the same, 
 ^Έ^ν^οιάξω, f. άσω, to doubt, to be uncertain, 
 to hesitate ; and hence 
 
 'Έ^νοοικίτϊμο;, ου, ό κ,οά τι, and ίν^οιαστοξ, 
 doubtful, uncertain ; and 
 
 'Έιν^οικίτμοξ, ου, ό, and Ιν^ο'κχ,ιΤις, ίως, τι, 
 
 doubt, uncertainty, irresolution. From h and 
 
 Μοιάζω, to doubt. From §a/>7, doubt. Th. ^oeo. 
 
 Έ^ν^ομάχ^χς, a, o. Poet, and Dor. for 
 
 "'Άν^ομαχ^γΐξ, ου, ό, fighting within or at home. 
 
 From 'ivhov, within, and μάχομοίΐ, to fight. 
 
 Ένδΰ^£ν/α, furnitui-e, household stuffy which 
 are σκίύτι ϊν^ον μίνοντα. 
 
 'Έιν^όμ^ισΊ;, ζωζ, h, a dike, mole, buttress to 
 support walls. From the obsol. ίν^ομίω. Th. 
 Μμω. 
 
 ''Άν^ομυχΙω, to lurk or be concealed within. 
 Ένδό^ϋ;^;οί, ου, ο xoii h, hidden or concealed 
 within, inward, interior. From 'iv^ov, within, 
 and μυχ^οζ, a recess. 
 
 "ΕΝΔΟΝ, within, at home, adv. and for h. 
 Hence h^ohv, from within ; εν^οβι, within. 
 
 Ένδοξάζώ/,^Μί. affu, p. εν^ίδόξαχα, to glorify, 
 to honour ; perf. jms. Ιν^ί^όζασ'μαι• 1. a. pas. 
 ivi^o^a<r0siv, 9)5, >?• \. a. subj. ^>fls. 'e.vho'^affuu' 
 1. a. hf. ivto^atrSTivui. From Iv and δόξα, 
 glory. Th. htcim. 
 
 Ένδβξαίτ^ί, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. of the 
 sam,e verb. 
 
 "Ενδβξβί, ου, ο χα) ri, glorious, renowned, 
 illustrious, honourable ; splendid ; έ'νδβξα τ«, 
 glorious things ; in compar. Ιν^οζότίξοί' in 
 superl, iv^o^orecTO!, 
 
 Ένδόξ«ί, adv. gloriously, honourably. 
 Ένδόσ-ί'^βν, ου, το, an introduction ; exordium, 
 prelude ; invitation ; incitement ; occasion, op- 
 portunity ; and 
 
 'Έ.ν^ό(τϊμο!, ου, ό χκ) h, gratuitous, freely 
 bestowed ; a7id 
 
 "Ενδίβ-ζί, ίως, ν, a surrender, delivery ; a re- 
 laxation, yielding, giving way. From Ιν^ι^ωμί. 
 
 j ΈνδβτβίΤίί, inmost or innermost. 
 I ^Τίν^οτάτω;, adv. most inwardly or deeply, 
 farthest in, superl. and 
 
 'Έιν^ότίξοί, ου, inner, interior ; and 
 
 'Έν^οτίζως, adv. more inwardly or deeply, 
 further in, compar. from εν$ον, within. 
 
 "ΈνΙξίίον, ου, το, the heart and pith of a tree ; 
 and 
 
 "Εν^ξΰον, or -OS, the beam or pole of a car- 
 riage, a plough. From Iv and '^ξυ;, υο?, h, an 
 oak. 
 
 ^ΈιΜΟξυωϊιης, ίος, ό χα) '/ι, full of groves or 
 woods. Fro?n h and ^ξυω^>ίί, of an oak. Th. 
 
 ΈΝΔΤΚΕΏ2, promptly, carefully, dili- 
 gently ; kindly, humanely ; Poet. adv. φιλοτί- 
 μως, άζιως, 
 
 "Ένδυμα, ατός, το, clothing, raiment, a gar- 
 ment. From Ιν^ύω, to put on. 
 
 "Εν^ϋ^/, the same with Ιν^ύω• 2. a, Ιν'ύυν, 
 
 *JS, V. 
 
 Έν^ίί^/βί, See 'Ένύυμιοξ' 
 
 'Έ.ν'^υνχμόω, f. ωσω, p. ίν^^υνάμωχα, t» 
 strengthen, to make strong , 1. a. Ιηίυνάμωα-οί' 
 pres. pas. ίν^υναμουμαι, to become strong ; to 
 recover health, in N. T. See Schleusner ; im- 
 perf. pas. ΙνίουναμοΌμνιν, ουμ•/ιν, -ύου, ου, -βίτ», 
 Ι ουτο' 1 . α, pas. Ινε^υναμωό^ιν. From £ν and 
 ^υναμόω, to strengthen. Th. ^ύναμαι. 
 
 Έν'^ύντίί, ηο7η. ρΐ. part. pres. from Ίν^υμι, 
 or part. 2. a. from Ινύυν, of Ιν'^υνω. 
 
 'Έν^ΰνω, f ivhiffu, to enter, go in ; creep 
 in ; to put on ; to invest ; 2. a. Wihuv, υς, υ. 
 From Iv and "huu, "^όνω, and ^νμ», to go in. 
 
 "ΕΝΔΤΟ, quickly, swiftly, speedily. 
 
 'EvWa, having-^it on, clad in, part. 2. a, 
 f. g.from Ivli/i, ύντο;, of εν^υμι. Th. ^ϋμι, or 
 %ύω. 
 
 'Έν^υιτάμίνος, η, ov, part, 1. a. m,. and 
 
 'Έ,ν^ύιτασ•0ί, 2. pi, 1 . a. imperat. m. hlv- 
 ίτατί, 2. pi, 1. a. imperat, act. from ίν^ύω^ to 
 put on. 
 
 "'Ejvhviftg, εως, h, a putting on, clothing, ap- 
 parel ; entrance. 
 
 Ένδιίιϋ/, (ίν^ύνω, and ίν^ύομαι,) f. ύ<τω, tO 
 invest, to put on, to clothe, to go in, to enter 
 into, xvith two ace, 1. a, ίνύυσα,' 1. a, iM- 
 perat. εν^υα•ον, άτω• perf ίν^ύυχα' perf. pas. 
 ίν^ί^υμκ!, part, ίν'^ε^υμίνος, clad, invested ; 
 1. a. m. Ινί^υ(τάμ>ιν, ω, ατο• 1. a, imperat, m, 
 ίν^ύίτοίί, άσΰω' 1. a. subj. m, 'ενόύίτωμαι, >r, 
 '/ιτα,ι, and in 2, ]>l, ίν^ύσγισβζ' 1. a. m, inf. 
 ivhutrxffSai, part, ίν^υσάμινος. From Iv and %ύω^ 
 or %ύνω, to go in, put on. 
 
 Ένί^αλβν, ες, ε, 2. a. indie, act. of Ιμζύλλω. 
 
 'Έ,νεζίζασεν, ί . a. ind. act. of Ιμζιζά,Ζ,ω, f. 
 atfo), to put in, to put on board. From Iv and 
 βιζάζω. Th. βαίνω. 
 
 Έ,νεζξΐμ^α•άμ>ιν, ω> «τβ, I strictly charged or 
 forbad, \. a. mid, of ΐμζζΐμάομοίΐ, to groan at. 
 Th, βξ'εμω. 
 
 'ΈνεγγυάομΛΐ, to be surety for, Dem, c, 
 Apaturium, FiOm I» and iyyvti, a promise, 
 security, bail. 
 
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 'Έ.>ιγγυ*ι^α, Ι promised, Ι was surety for, 
 
 1. a. Ion. of the same ,• for ivnyyv'^ga,. 
 'Ένεγγυ;, the same with iyyvs, near, nigh. 
 'Έ>νίγχαι, to have carried or borne, 1 . a. irif. 
 
 act. Ινίγχ,α,ξ, part. 1. a. from '/ίνεγκκ, I. a. 
 ind. act. inyxavro, 3. pi. 1. a. m. Ion. Ivsy- 
 ν,άσθαί, \. a. inf. ιη.Λνιγχάτω, 3. sing. I. a. 
 imperai. act. of' φίξία^\Ι. οίσω, to carry. 
 
 ^Έινίγκιΐν, 2. a. inf. obi. from 
 
 'Ένίγκον, 2. a. ind. actf ίνεγκ&ιν, overec, ov, 
 
 2. a, jmrt. from ίνίγκω, obsol. for φέξω, fut. 
 οΙσω, to carry. 
 
 'Evs^/^ey, 3. sing, imperf act. formed from 
 δ/δοΛ». See 'E^i^eyi». 
 
 Ένεδ^α, a,?, «, an ambush or ambuscade ; 
 and hence 
 
 Έχί^^ίί/Λ», to lie in wait, to plant an ambush, 
 with the accus. f. εύσω', p. ίντι^ξενχα• 1. a. 
 ίνη^ζευσα., imperat. ενύξενσ-ον, άτω. From ενε- 
 %ξα., and this from iv and Ώξχ, a seat, Th. 
 
 ίζύμχι. 
 
 Ένε^ξευων, οντο;, jmrt. j)res. act. of the same. 
 
 "Ένε^ξον, ου, το, the same with ίνύξχ. 
 
 'Ένύυ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. ofivhuf^t. 
 
 ΈνΙ^ϋίΤα, α,ζ, ε, in 3, pi. Ινε}υσ•αν., 1 . a. indic. 
 act. of iv^vu, to invest, to clothe. 
 
 'Έιν'εείχχ, as, ^i for εηικα,, or ^νίγχκ, 1. a. 
 ind. act. of Ινείχω, for Ινίγχω, obsol. Th. 
 φέξω. 
 
 'Έιήνιχεν, Poet, and Ion. for IvnxiVy 3. sing, 
 indic. 1. a. or perf. act. of lvr /ιμι, to send or 
 throw in. From sv and Ί'/ιμι, to send. 
 Th. εω. 
 
 Ένί^ίίί, ivTos, poured in, infused, diluted ; 
 part. 1. a. pas. ivt^iivect, 1. a. inf. j^as. of 
 ίνί'/ι/Λΐ. See 'Ένί'/ιχεν. 
 
 'Ev£^>j«a, us, ε, 1. a. indic. act. of Ιντίύ-ζιμι, 
 f. ^mu, p. τ'ίϋειχα, to put in or upon ; 2. a. 
 'έύνιν. 
 
 'Ένε^Ιξω, to use or accustom, to accustom 
 one's self. From Ι&ίζω. 
 
 ^Έ.νεβυμγίύγΐ, he repented, or it grieved him, 
 
 3. UJig. 1. a. ind. pas. from ίνόυμεομοα. 
 Ένεί^Λ», to see or behold in. From ε"^ω. 
 'Evs/jjv, pres. opt. from 'ίνειμι, to be or exist 
 
 in, from Iv and είμ), to be. Or 2. a. opt. act. 
 from iv'tvi^i, to send or put in ; for Ίημι, in 
 
 2. a. op{. act. makes ε'Ιην, as τίό'/ιμι, 3-εί'/ιν. 
 "Έν /ixx, Poet, for 'ivixK, because of, on ac- 
 count of. 
 
 Έι/^;ίίί, as, i, I brought or carried, 1. a. 
 ind. act. Poet, for ίίνεγκΆ- InTxcn, l.a.inf. 
 act. but Ινείχαι, 3. sing, I. a. opt. act. mixas, 
 part. 1. a. act. Ινείχατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of 
 ίνεΐχύϋ, obsol. for φεξω,f οίσω• 1. a. '/ίνεγχοί. 
 
 'Κνείχειε, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. ^ol. ίνείκ^ι, 
 
 3. sing. 1. a. subj. from the same Th. φίξω, 
 to carry. 
 
 'Έ.νειλίω, ω, f. iicru, to roll or wrap up ; 1. o. 
 ίνε/λ57(Γα• perf. ίνείλ'/ίχα. From iv and είχίω, 
 to roll. 
 
 "Έ,νειμοί, as, ε, in 3. pi. ϊνειμα,ν, they dis- 
 tributed or divided, 1. a. ind. act. of νέμω, f. 
 νέμω, ρ, νίνίμηκοί, ρ> m, νίνομα. 
 
 "Ένειμεν, 1. ρΐ. pres. ind. Poet, for ϊνε^μίν" 
 from 
 
 "Έ.νειμί, to be in or within ; ενεα-η, it is lawful, 
 it is practicable, it is permitted ; and by Apoc. 
 Ion. hi, for 1<ττ), there is ; ra hovra, part. 
 2)res. neut. g. pi. abilities, means. From U 
 and ε'ιμί, to be. 
 
 'Ev£/V, ivTos, in f g. Ινε7(τα, in neut. g. ivhj 
 part. 2. a. act. of ίνί'/ιμι. From Iv and Ίημι^ 
 f. ησω, p. είχα, to send ; 2. a. vtv. 
 
 'Έ.νεΐσ•&αι, perf. inf. pas. from Ινιγιμι, to sind 
 or put in ; so'nielimes from ivieo, or Ινεννυμι, 
 Th. εω• perf. pas. εΊμαι. 
 
 "'Άνειατι, 3. jil. pres. ind. from ενειμι, to be in. 
 Th. εΙμί. 
 
 'Έ.νείχ;εε, Ion. for \νε7χζ, 3. sing, hnperf. 
 from ν/εχ^ω, to urge, to press, to have in mind. 
 
 "Έινύχ^ην, Ion. for ^νίχθην, \. a. ind. pas. 
 j)nrt. 1 . a. Ινεχ^όε)?, of Ινείκω, Ion. for (pigw,f. 
 οΐιτω, to carr}^ 
 
 "ΕΝΕΚΑ, ϊνεχεν, and Poet, εΐηκα, and 
 ε'Ινεχεν, because of, on account of, by reason of, 
 for the sake of, adv. gov. gen. ϊνεκα σου, for 
 thy sake ; it is sometimes understood, as, ττι? 
 α.ξετ7ΐ5, for ενεχα τη; aξετrιs• ου 'ίνεχκ, signifies 
 the "end or design, contr. οΐίνεχα, because, as 
 τούνεχα, from του ένεκα, for this cause or 
 reason, wherefore, 
 
 'Ένεχειτο, 3. sing, imjierf. of εγχειμαι, to be 
 in, to lie in. From iv and χεϊμαι, f xi^σ^oμaιy 
 to lie. 
 
 'Ένεχεχόλα•ττο, 3. sing. pluj)erf. pa^. of 
 ίγχολύ-τττω, to engrave or carve in. Th. 
 χοΧά-τΓτω, f. •φω, to beat, to strike, j^^tf' i^"*• 
 χεχολα,μμαι, "ψοί/, rat. 
 
 'Έινεχεντξ'κτβην, >]s, >?, 1• «• ind. Jjas. ofiyxiv- 
 Τξίζω, f. iffoj, perf. ίyxεxεvrξtxa, to engraft. 
 Fro?n iv and χίντξον, a prick or goad. Th. 
 χεντεοα. 
 
 'Ένεχίο-σ-ων, for \νε»1<Τ(Ταον, 3. pi. imperf. act. 
 of lyxiffffaoj. 
 
 'Ένεχλασεν, Jpol. Rhod. iii, 307, from. 
 ίνιχλάω.^ 
 
 'Ένεχοτττόμ^ιν, imperf. pas. of iyxo-Trru, f. 
 ■φω, to impede, to hinder ; 1. a. ενεχο-φα• p. 
 iyxixo(pa.. From Iv and χΌ-τττω, to cut. 
 
 'Ενί;6βτ£/, 3. sing, imperf. act. of lyxoriuf 
 to hate, to be angry with. Th. χΌτοζ. 
 
 'Ένίχο-φχ: as, i, 1. a. ind. act. See Ένί«β- 
 •^τόμί^ν, 
 
 'Ένεχξυ•φα, as, i, 1 . α. ind. act. of iyx^v'^Tat 
 p. ΐγχ'εχξυφοί, to hide in, to cover up. Th. 
 xgU7eTu,f. •φω, p. χΐχξυψα. 
 
 'Ένεχτεον, verbal adj. from φίξω, to carry { 
 perf. pas. '/ίvίyμaf, ξα/, xrat. 
 
 Έν'εχυξίτα, I fell in or upon ; I met with, in 
 3. jd. ίΆκυξσα,ν, 1. a. ind. act. of iyy.u^oj. See 
 'Y^yxu^ffas. Or by Sync, for ΐνεχύξ'/ια-οί. 
 
 'Ένελαύνω, to drive or ride a horse or chariot^ 
 Pind. Pyth. Od. viii, 11. From iv and 
 ΐλαυνω, 
 
 'Ένελίτανεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ίλ- 
 XiTtalvu, and this from εν, and λιτταίνω, to fat- 
 ten or make fat. Th. λί-τα;; 
 
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 'ΈήμίΤβ, See 'Έ.νε/Λοννί. 
 
 'Evcii'/i^jjy, 1. a. ind. pas. from iv and ύμω, 
 f. νιμω, p. νίήμηχ,α, to grant ; to feed j 1. a. 
 ςνζιμΛ. 
 
 'Έ.νίμοντο, they fed upon, they consumed, 
 3. plur. imperf. pas. of the same vei-b. 
 
 Έν£^ιρ^ο^.α<, to be born in, to be innate. 
 Th. φύω, 
 
 'Έ^νεν^χοντκ,^ον ivyivnx-ovra, ninety. 
 
 JE'/ii-iTo, he had thought or considered, Ion. 
 for ΐνίνό'/,το, conir. 3. sing, pluperf pas. of the 
 verb vo'iA), Th, i'oos, vodg. >■ 
 
 'ΈΆνίΤίν, Ion. 
 
 'Ένίνΐ'^τί, by Alt. redupUc. for '^vitts, 3. 
 sing, impeif. act. tf ίνίντω, the same with ίνί-τω, 
 to say. Th. ετω. 
 
 'Ένζνοΰΰμίν, we thought, we considered, 1. pi. 
 imperf. net. of ivvoiu'and 
 
 ΈνίνίίλίίϊίΓ/, contr. Ion. for \νενο'/ιχ.κιτι, 3. j^^• 
 perf. ind. act. from iv and νο'ιω, to think. Th. 
 
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 'Ένενωντο, they thought or considered, for 
 ivivoyi'j'To, 3. pi. plupeif. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έ^νεζονιτιάζομία, f. άιτομα,ι, p. ΐvεί,a^Jιτ^c^(rμeίι, 
 to assume or to exercise power. 
 
 'Ένεο;, a, ov, dumb or mute •, deaf ; stupid. 
 
 'Eivsorro-TOirttrccTo, 3. si7ig. I. a. ind. m. from 
 νιοττο'^τοάομα,ί, to hatch, to make a nest. From 
 νεοττο;, οΰ, ό, the young of birds, atid τοιίαι, to 
 make. 
 
 'Έ,νεο^ζμεν, 3. sing. 2. a. indie, act. of νεοχ- 
 μ/εω. Ζ, to make new. From νεοχ;μοζ^ new. 
 Th. ν'εος. 
 
 'Ένε'ττάγ'/ίσαν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. pas. of ly^^rvi- 
 yvυμιt to fix or fasten in. From, Iv and -ρτ'λ- 
 γ^νμι, or τ'/ιγνυω, f ζαλ, to frame or fasten 
 together. 
 
 'Ένεταιζΰν, I mocked, I illuded or deceived, 
 imj^erf. act. and 
 
 'Ένεταιξα, a;, s, 1. a, indie, act. of εμτα,Ίζω, 
 f. 'ξω, p. εμ-ζτεται^κ, to play upon one, to mock. 
 From iv and ττούΖ,ω. 
 
 ^Έ,νζτΓΆΐχ^ύνιν, 1. a. jms. of the same verb. 
 
 'Ey£vr«|sy, he fixed or drove in, Dor. for ivi- 
 ■χ'ήίεν, 3. sh}g. 1. a. indie, act. of ψ,•7!•'/ιγννμι, 
 
 'Έ,νε-τεζΌξτ'εκτο, Ion. for ίνε-^ετόζτ/ιντο, 3. 
 plur. pluperf. pas. ^ τοξ-χάω, or -ττοοητίω, to 
 fasten with clasps or buckles. Th. -zrcoryi' 
 
 'ΈΆ'τεα-ον, they fell into or among, 3. jil. 
 2. a. indie, act. of εμ.τΐ'χτω. See Π/ττδ;, 
 to fill]. 
 
 'EvsiT£rayvv£?, thou didst stretch out, 2. sing, 
 imperf. act. of ίμ-ττεταψίΰω, 
 
 ΈνίίΤ557£τβ, 3. sing, imperf. act. of Ιμ-ττή- 
 γννμι, to fix or ))l;mt in. From £v and •πή- 
 γννμι, f. ξω, to frame or put together. The 
 tenses of verbs which end in -yvuu, or-ywyt, are 
 formed from those ending in -yu. 
 
 ' Κνε'Τλ'Λσίν.σαν, 3. plur. J . a. pas. Ινετλή- 
 (Τβ'Αν, of ίμ-ζτλ'Αύο}, f. σω, p. ΐμτη'Τλνικοί, to fill, 
 1. a. ενίτλίίίτα. From iv ωΐά rrXrJa, to fill. 
 Th. τλίβ,-, 
 
 'F.\/ir:':VTccv, 3. 7»/?r/•. 1. a, act. from, ίμττνει», 
 
 to breathe into, to inspire. From Iv and 
 ^viω,f. Tviuffo), to breathe. 
 
 'Έ,ν-^νύν^'/ιν, r,i, 7!, 1. a. ind. pas. of εμτνν- 
 μαι, to take breath, to revive. From the 
 same. 
 
 Έν£•τό^/^βν, they hindered, 3. plur. imperf. 
 act. of εμ•7Το^ΊΖ,ω. Frqff, Iv and -rovs. 
 
 'ΈνετοΐΫΐσ-αντο, 3. pi. X.a.ind.m,. ofiμ•7eo^^ωy 
 to make, produce, or insert in. Th. τοΛω. 
 
 'Ev£!Tc/<r/v, Dor. for ίνετουιτιν, they sa}^, they 
 call, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. ofWi-ruyfor κα,λω. 
 
 'Έ•Λ9Γξ7,^ν, the}' set on fire, they burned, 
 3. pi. imp)erf. act. and 
 
 'Έ,νίτΓξ'/κτίζ, ac, £, 1. a. ind. act. of εμ-ττξ'ήβω^ 
 f ήσω, p. ίμ^Γΐ'ΡΤξηχα) to set on fire, to burn. 
 Th. "^Τξτίύω. 
 
 Ένίττϋο-α, aj, £, I spat Upon, 1. a. ind. 
 act. ίνε-ρττυτ^'/ιν, 1. a. p)as. fro7n ^μxτΰω,f. ΰσω^ 
 p. ίμ.'Χ'ίττυκιχ,, to spit upon. From Iv and 
 'ΤΓτΰω, to spit. 
 
 'EvsiTiy, to follow after, pursue. From ϊτω, 
 to follow, and 
 
 'Έ,νετω, (and Poet. Ινή'Τω,] to say, to sing ; 
 to recount ; to slander ; to chide, to upbraid. 
 
 'EvicTirfv, speaking to, addressing, part. j)res. 
 of the same. From iv and ετω, to say ■, 1. a. 
 εϊττκ. 
 
 'Ένεξγάζομαί, to make or produce in ; to 
 work in. From βγάζομαι, to labour or work. 
 Th. εξγΰν. 
 
 ''Evz^yzicc, ας, ϋι, action, operation, force, 
 efficacy, power, energy ; aiid 
 
 ^Έ,νεξγ'ίΛ), ω, f. '/ισω, perf. ίν/ΐξγ'/ικα, to 
 work, to act, to exert one's power, to operate ; 
 to effect, to perform ; ji^er/l pas, ίννίζγημα,ι• 
 1. a. ίν/ΐζγ'/ισα,• imperf, pas. ίν/ΐξγεόμ'/ιν, -οΰμην^ 
 -io-j, ου, ~εε•το, ε7το. From ενεξγηζ, effectual, 
 powerful. Th. 'i^yov. 
 
 ^Έ,vεζyn,for \v^ρyεa,, acc, sing, ofhi^ym. 
 
 'Έyiζy'/]μx, ατοί, το, effect, working, opera- 
 tion ; power, faculty ; from 1. pers. perf. ind. 
 pas. if Ivsoyiai, to work, to operate. 
 
 'Ev£07>j?, ios, κα) h, effectual, efficacious, 
 powerfid •, fit, convenient. Th. εξγον, work. 
 
 'Έ^νεξγ'/ΐτίχο;, ij, ov, having the power of act- 
 ing, active, effectual, powerful, energetic. From 
 
 ivioy/is. 
 
 'Έ,νεξγοζ, ov, ό xoc.) i, active, energetic, oper- 
 ative, efficacious ; cultivated. 
 
 Έν£^7<5ί, effectually, powerfully, strenuously. 
 From hεζy7li, 
 
 ^Έ,viξεύω,f. ε'κτω, to force into, as a weapon 
 into the body ; to infix, Odys. ix, 383.] 
 
 Έν£^£/ΐ7αν, 1. a. from the preceding. J 
 
 "Έ,νεζύί, and ενεζίεν, below, beneath, under- 
 neath ; adv. from Iv and 'icu., as, h, the earth. 
 
 "Ένζζΰί, the dead, the shades, the manes, the 
 infernals ; dat. j)l. Ion. ενίζοκτ». Froyn the 
 same. 
 
 "Έ,νεριχις, εως, h, a knot or tie, as of the hair ; 
 γηυσων τεττιγιον ενερσει hououaov αναοουμενοι 
 των iv τΫ, κεφαλή τοιχίων, binding up the tress 
 of hair on their head with a knot for fastening) 
 of golden grasshoppers, Tkucyd, i, 6. Some 
 
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 'Έινίξτίξοί, lower, inferior, 5y St/jic. for lus- 
 ξόπξοί, compar. from 'ΐνίζοζ, below, lower. 
 
 'Έινίξρζίσβαιι, Poet, for ία•ίξ;^ίσ•ύαι, to ^ter, to 
 go in. Th. i^xof/,a,u 
 
 "Ένίίταν, 3. plur. 2. a. ind. act. of ίνί'/ιμι. 
 From iv and Ί^ιμι, to send; 2. a. ^v. accord- 
 ing to others, it is the imperf. of hufn, by Systole 
 for ivyitrav. 
 
 'Ένίαύχ, as, 71, counsel, advice. From 
 
 "Έηιη;, εω;, ti, a throwing in, introduction, 
 injection, insertion. From ίνί'/ιμι. Th. r/ifn. 
 
 ΈνίΐΤ7ΤΚξγΆνωμ.ίνοι, part, from ίνστοίξγΆνόω.'\ 
 
 'Ένία-τύίί, by Sync, for ίύσίτα,ι, 3. sing, l.f 
 ind. from ζΐμ), to be. 
 
 'Έ^νζστα,κτο, 3. sing, plupeif. pas. of Ινσ•τάζ&>, 
 f ξ,ω, to drop in, instil. Th. στάΖ,ω. 
 
 'Έ,νίστίΰτος, Ion. for iniTTuroi, gen. sing. 
 ofivstrT&i;. 
 
 'Έ^νιστησάμ'ην, 1. a. ind. m. of ^νία'ν/ιμι• 
 from iv and Ίστ^μι, f. α•τ^ω, to stand ; 2. a. 
 'iffrvjv. 
 
 "Έ^ηση, and ίζίση, it is lawful, it is per- 
 mitted J there is in or within. Th. ύμί. 
 
 'Έ^ηστωί, ωτος, ό neti h, present ; dat. sing. 
 ivicrrMTi, j)art. ]). by Crasisfor ίνζα-τηκ,ωζ• from 
 Iv and Ί(ττ»μι, f. στήσω, to stand ; 2. a. ϊστην. 
 
 'Έ,νίταλκμ'/ιν, ω, ατο, 1. a. indie, m. of 
 ίντ'ίλλομχί, to command, order, with dat. f. 
 ίνηΧουμχι, j). m. Ιντίτολα. From Iv and 
 νίλλω, for ^ζοστά,ιτσω. 
 
 'Ένίττι, τΐζ, 'h, a clasp or buckle. From 
 ΐνίτιμι, to insert, to put in. Frotn Iv and Ίτιμι, 
 to send. 
 
 Έν£τ/α:, «ί, ί, the proper name of a city, 
 Venice. 
 
 "Ev£Ti/, ων, o'i, the Veneti, a tribe in ui^per 
 Italy.] 
 
 'EvsTos, ου, 0, a Venetian. 
 
 'Ev£Tyy;^;;ayov, sj, s, imperf. of Ιντυγχ^άνω, to 
 meet, to fall in with. From Iv and τυγχάνω, 
 fut. ηύϊ,ομα,ι, to be ; 2. a. ίτυχ^ον, 
 
 Ένίτζίλ/ξί, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of Ιντυλίττω, 
 
 f. ξω, p. ίντΐτύλιρζοί, to wrap up in, to sv/athe. 
 
 From Iv and τυλίττω, to roll up like a bed 
 
 covering ; ivhich is from τύλ'/ι, a blanket or 
 
 sheet. Th. τύλος. 
 
 'Ένίτΰχ,ον, Si, ζ, 2. a. indie, act. of Ιντυγ- 
 χάvω,f^ίt. ίντίύξομαί, to meet, to accost. Th. 
 τυγχά,νω. 
 
 'EvsJ^fv, Dor. for iviv^stv, to sleep in a place, 
 pres. inf. act. from Iv and ίυ^ω, f -ήσω, to 
 sleep. 
 
 ''ΈJViυhoκ,ίμ'ίω, u,f ήσω, to become illustrious 
 by any thing, to distinguish one's self, to make 
 redound to one's honour or fame, Demosth. 
 pro Coron.] 
 
 'Eviukoyiu,f. ήσω, psrf. ίνζυλόγ'^κχ, to bless 
 in or by, 1. f pas. ίνίνλογ'/ιύ'/ίσομα,ι. From: iv 
 and ίϋλογίω. Th. λίγω. 
 
 "Evsyo-avs they swam, 3. pL 1. o. act. of νίω, 
 f. νίύσω. 
 
 'Ev£(p«wir«j «5, £, 1, a. ind, act. and 
 
 'Έ,νζφοίνίσόΐΐν, in 3. jjI. ΙνίφανΙσύτισΛν, \. a. 
 ind. pas. of Ιμψανίζω, f Ισω, to show, exhibit, 
 make manifest ; 1. a. ίνεφάνίσα• 1. a. imperat. 
 ΐμψάνισον, ά,τω• 1. a. inf. pas. Ιμφοίνισύτ,ναίί. 
 
 'Ένζφοξίίτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of ίμφοξίο- 
 μα,ι, to be filled. From ίμψΰξίω, to bring or 
 carry in. Th. φίξω. 
 
 Ένί^^αξαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. from φράσ- 
 σω, f. ξω, to stop up. 
 
 'Ένεφυν, υς, υ, 2. a. and part. Ιμφυζ, adher- 
 ing or cleaving to. From ίμφυμι, to adhere, 
 to cleave to. Th. φύω. 
 
 'Ένίφύσ>ισα, aj, s, 1. a. indie, act, of Ιμ- 
 φυσάω,f. ήσω, perf. ιμ'τηφύσΥίχ,κ, to breathe or 
 blow upon. From Iv oiid φύσο^ω, to blow. 
 
 "Ev£;^', for ϊνίκ,α,, on account of an asjnrate 
 following, because of, for the sake of. 
 
 Ένί;^«^«;τ7•βν, i;, i, I engraved or carved 
 upon, impeif. ind. act. of ίγ^ν.ζάττω. Th. 
 χ^ΰίζάσσω, or χα,ξάττω. 
 
 'Ev£;^£a, «J, i, I. a. indie, act.' cf Ιγχ&ω, to 
 pour in. Fro^n Iv and χιω, f. χισω, and 
 χιύσω, to pour ; 1. a, ϊχ-νσα, and 'ίχ,ίκ. 
 
 'Ένίχεεν, 3. sing. 1. a, or impc-if. ind. act. 
 of the same. 
 
 'Ένίχύξΐι, S. sing, imperf. act. of Ιγχαξίω, 
 
 f. ήσω, to undertake, to take in hand ; 1. a. 
 
 ivixug'/iffo., a?, £. From Iv and χύξ, a hand. 
 
 'Ένίχίΐτ^», to be bound fast, to be entangled. 
 From Iv and ίχω. 
 
 'Ένίχ^ΐΰ-α, part. 1 . a. pas. f. g. of φΐζω, 
 f. ο'Ισω, to bear, cany; 1. a. ϋνεγκα,' I. a. 
 pas. γινίχ^/ϊν 1 . a. imperat. Ιν'ίχύ'/ιτι, in opt. 
 ivixuitnv, in siibj. ίνίχΰω. 
 
 'Ένίχό^,ναι, 1. ft. hifin. pas. of the same. 
 
 'Ένίχζκ-, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of Ιγ~ 
 χξΒίύω, or Ιγχξάω, to strike or dash against. 
 From Iv arid χοάω, to lead. 
 
 'Ενε;^ν^«^β^α;, to be distrained or seized 
 for payment of a debt, Aristoph. A%b. 35.] 
 
 'Ένίχϋζάζω, f. άσω, to take a pledge or 
 pawn ; to take for security, to pawn or pledge. 
 From ίνίχνξον, a pawn or pledge. 
 
 'Ένεχύξκσμχ, α,τος, το, a pawn or pledge, 
 security ; arid 
 
 'Ένεχυξκσμος, ου, ο, Ά pawning or mortgag- 
 ing, a pledge. From the perf. ^ms. of the pre- 
 ceding verb, 
 
 'Έ,νεχνξον, ου, το, a pawn, pledge, or earnest. 
 From ίχυξΰΐ, safe. 
 
 'Ev£;^iy, to urge, to press, to be earnest with, 
 to bear ill-will to one, to be ang^y with, loith 
 dat.f Ινεξω' imperf. Ινεϊχον, ες, ε- pres. pas. 
 ίνεχομΰίι, to be held or bound fast, to be en- 
 tangled ; to be subject or liable to, to be bound 
 or obliged. From iv and εχω. 
 
 'Ένίωξο;, in doubt or suspense, uncertain. 
 
 "Ev>7, '/:;, '/I, the thirtieth or last day of the 
 month, the new moon. Th. ενός, ου, or ϊνος, 
 or εννος, ου, ό, a year. 
 
 'Έινη^ΐίττίξίοί, τα, places of amusement where 
 the youtli indulged themselves in feasting and 
 pleasure. From Iv and η^'ητήξίον, a place of 
 amusement. Th. n^n• 
 
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 'Έν^η^ξίναν, Ι placed in ambush, imperf. of 
 ίνι^ξίύω, to lie in wait. 
 
 'Έ.νν'.ια, as, h, gentleness, benignity, mild- 
 ness. Frovi Ivms• 
 
 , 'Ev5j£v, Poet, for Iviv, there was in or within, 
 imperf. of'ivii^i, to be in. Th. ΐΐμ'ι. 
 
 Έν>?£οί, gen. sing, from 
 
 'Efjj^i, ios, 6 xcx.) vt, benignant, mild, gentle ; 
 Iliad. From iv's, Uos, good. 
 
 '¥jvrj7ivccj, to have been sent or cast in, 1 . a. 
 inf. pas. from Ιν/,β-ζιν, 1 . a. pas. of ίήνιμι, to 
 put in, to send in. From Ic and Ίημι^ to 
 send. 
 
 Έν>{χα, aj, i, I sent or cast in, 1 . a, ind. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 'ΈΜνΥιλα,τα., the sides or upi'ight pieces of 
 loood between which the steps of a ladder are 
 fixed. From Iv a7id ίλχόνω, to direct. 
 
 'Ev>Jj«a/, to sit down, Theocr. xxii, 44.] 
 
 Έν^μίνο;, Τι, ov, sitting in or upon, jmrt. 
 pres. ofUn^oLi- From Iv and νίμαι, to sit. 
 
 'Έ^νγίμίξίύω, to pass the day in.- 
 
 'Ev-/j^,c4iV(Ji, >7, ov, tliid or fastened to ; also 
 clad, arrayed, part. perf. pas. of ίνά'^τομαι. 
 Th. κττω. 
 
 'Evijv, imperf. of εν-ιμι, to be in or within. 
 • From Iv and ζΐμ), to be, 
 
 'Ev'/ive^«, p. m. of Ινχνόίύϋ. From Iv and 
 etvu'iwyf Ϋ,σω, to flourish ; p. m. m&in, and by 
 inserting o, τίνοία, Th. οίνβο;. 
 
 ^Έιν/ινοχα, perf. m. Att. of <pίξω,fut. o'Uu, to 
 carry; 1. a. ^ηγκχ' ρ), m. mo^et, and Att. 
 
 '"'Άιιήζατο, 3. sing. 1. a. vi. of Ινα,Ίξω, fut. 
 αζω, to kill ; 1 . a. εννίξα. From Iv and α/ξω, 
 to take up, to take away. 
 
 'Έ>ν'/}ξ^άμν,ν, ω, «re, 1 . a. m. of ϊνάξχ^ομκι^ 
 to begin. Th. α,οχνι. 
 
 "Έντιο-α, 1 . α, ind. act. of ύω, f. νήιτω, p. 
 viv>!««, to spin. 
 
 'Evijirav, 3. pZ. imperf of 'ίηιμι, to be in ; 
 im^perf. Iviv. Th. ί'ιμί. 
 
 Έν>}β•£;ν, to cast or throw in, fut. inf. of 
 ΐνί^,μι, fut. ίντίίτω. From Is» and "-/ιμί, to send. 
 
 'Έιν/ιχίω, ω, to ring or sound in ; to incul- 
 cate, to teach ; and pas. Ινηχ^οΖμοι,ι, to be taught 
 or instructed. From 
 
 "Εν»;(;;βί, ου, ό κα.) yi, sounding, sonorous, 
 tuneful. From Iv and νιχο;, a sound. 
 
 "Ev^', for h&a, here, there, where, then ; 
 and Dor. ivfi,for ixfi, Att. for ίίλβί, he came. 
 
 "ΕΝΘΛ, adv. here, there, where, then ; 
 ivrauocifthe same; 'iv^oe, μ\ν, ϊνάχ- is, here, there. 
 
 Έν^ά^ί, and Att. i\(ati, here, hither, there, 
 and 
 
 "]\>ia,y.iv, then, there. 
 
 'Έν^ΛλτΜ, to warm in. Th. ^■aX<ru,f. •φω. 
 
 "}\νύα•πξ, where, wlierever. From 'ivSa. 
 
 'Yj\i6«,Zt(/., Ion. far ϊνταΰ^α, here, then. 
 
 ^ΆνόίίΖ,ιιν-, to be inspired with the divinity. 
 From ivhos, insjnred with the divinity. Th. 
 See;. 
 
 "Κν^μ,Λ, euros, το, a graft or scion ; and 
 
 '¥,νύιμ':.ν, and Ι,ύψίνχι, Ion. and Dor. for 
 
 IvhTvai, ίο put in, insert, 2. a. inf. act. Ινβίμζ- 
 vos, part. 1. a. m. from iv and τίβτιμι, to put• 
 or place ; 2. a. £V>jv. 
 
 "Ev^sv, h^ivh, and Ivrivhv, hence, thence, 
 adv. of place. Th. huoc. 
 
 'Ev^£v§£, See the preceding. 
 
 "Ev^£9, for ivihffo, or iviuou, 2: sing. 2. a. 
 ind. m. or 2. a. imperat. m. Ion, for 'iv 
 hero, ofίvrΊβyιμι, to put or place in. From iv 
 and τΐόνιμι, to put. 
 
 ^'Ev^iej, ου, Kcc) 71, inspired by the divinity, 
 divine. From Iv and B^sos. 
 
 "¥.yhs, 2. a. imperat. act. of Ιντΐ6ημι, to 
 place in ; to place upon; 2. a. ivif/iv. 
 
 "Ev^£o'/5, ius, h, the act of placing in or 
 upon, imposition ; also a mouthful. 
 
 "Εν^ίΤίί, ου, β,, put in, inserted, implanted. 
 From ίντίόίίμι. 
 
 'Έ,ν^ΰτιν, Ion. for ivnuhv, hence, thence. 
 
 "Ev^>!;, Dor. for 'i\6^s, 2. nng. 2. a. suhj. 
 act. of ίξχ^ομα.ί, to come. So huot, Ion. for 
 ix6oi, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. act. 
 
 ''Άνθνγιβ'κω, to die in a plUce.^ 
 
 'Έ.νύοξίω, to spring in or among. From iv 
 and Β-όξω, or Bogiu, to leap. 
 
 "Εν^β^βν, I sprung in, for ίν^οξον, 2. a. act. 
 of the same. 
 
 "Έ,νύου, for ivihu, 2. a. ind. m. Att. from, 
 ίνίύίμνιν, or 2. a. i}?iperat. m. from iv and 
 τί^'/ιμι, to put or place. 
 
 "Ev^ewi, contract, for 'ivuios. 
 
 'Έινόουιτίοίζω, or -άω, f ά,σω, p. axa, to be 
 inspired by the divinity, to be seized with di- 
 vine fury. From hSous. 
 
 'Έιν6ον(ηα,(τμο$, ου, ο, and ivuoutriaffis, &as, tit 
 divine transport or inspiration, enthusiasm, 
 fanaticism ; and 
 
 Έν^β«ιτ/αβ"τ>)ί, ov, 0, one inspired with divine 
 fury, a fanatic, an enthusiast ; and 
 
 'Έιν0ου<ηασηχο;, «, ov, inspired by the di- 
 vinity, fanatical, enthusiastic ; also inspiring, 
 filling with enthusiasm. From peif. pas. of 
 tlie foregoing. 
 
 'Έ^νύουίτιάω, ω, to be enthusiastic or inspired. J 
 
 'JSiV^ouffiai^yis, ios, xa,] h, the same. From 
 ϊνΰους, Th. B-ios. 
 
 'Έν^ξί•ψα(Τ0αι, to nourish in, 2. a. inf. m, 
 ivupi'^a.To, 3. sing. 1. a. m. ind. of ίντζίφω, 
 the same as τξίφΛ/, f. Β-ξί-ψω, to breed up, to 
 nourish, 2. a. 'ίτξαφον, perf. m. τ'ίτξοψα. 
 
 'Έν^ξονίζω, to place on a throne, to enthrone j 
 a7id -Ίζομα*, to sit on a throne, to reign ; lv£- 
 ύξ^οήσίνιν, 1 . α. pas. From iv and B-^ovos, and 
 this from Β-ξάω, to sit. 
 
 'Έν^ξύττω, f. -ψω, to break into small 
 pieces, to crumble j 1. a. act. ίνίόξυ-φβί. Th. 
 Βρυττω. 
 
 'Ένθΰμίομαί, ουμαι, f ν/οτομα.!, p. ίντίίύμη• 
 μα,ι, to think, to meditate, ponder, revolve in 
 mind, reflect; 1. a. pas. ίνίύυμγιί^ιν, Y,e, r,. 
 From ίνίυμ,οζ, having presence of mind, bold, 
 courageous. Th. Βυμο5, the mind. 
 
 'Ev^w^jj^jjva/, 1. a. iif. pas. ίνβυμη^ωί», 
 3. pi' 1. a. subj, pas. of the same verb. 
 
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 ^Έν0υμημα, ατο;, ro, a conception of the 
 mind, a thought, reflection ; invention, device, 
 TX species of syllogi'sni, i. e. an enthymem ; and 
 
 'Ένύνμ' /iffts, ιως, 'h, thouight, reflection ; «ατά 
 ίνύύμ'/ιίτΊν 'Tivu, by a strong suspicion or fore- 
 boding, Thucyd. i, 132. From perf. jjas. of 
 the same.^ 
 
 'Έν&υμίΰί, as, 'h, thought, reflection ; and 
 
 'Ένόύμιον, ου, το, the same, whatever is re- 
 volved in the mind; inward fear, anxiety, fore- 
 boding, Soi)h. (Ed. Tyr. 739.] 
 
 'Έ,νύϋμιος, ου, ό κοά h, present in the mind, 
 xohat we think of ; and 
 
 ''Άνίυμβομοίί, to be angry. From, Ινθυμόω. 
 
 "Ένόνμοί, ου, ο χα,) h, having spirit, bold, 
 courageous ; to which αΰυμοξ is opposed. From 
 Iv and Β-υμο;, the mind. 
 
 ^Έ•νθυμόω, to provoke to anger. 
 
 'Ένύυσ•»άζω, f. ά<τω, p. ίντζύυιτίακ,α, to sacri- 
 fice in. From Iv and Β-υα•ιάζω. Th. Β-ύω. 
 
 "Εν^Λ», I may come, Oor. for ϊλ6ω, 2. a. 
 subj. act. So ίνύων, coming. Dor. for Ιλ^ων, 
 having come, part. 2. a. act. of ίξχ,ομαι, f. 
 ίλίύσβμαι, to come. 
 
 Ένόωξάχίοί, armed with a breastplate or coat 
 of mail. Th. Β-άξαξ. 
 
 "Εν/, by Apoc. lon.for'ivtffrt, it is permitted, 
 it is lawful ; or for hsifft, there are in. From 
 ϊηιμι, to be in. Th. ύμί. 
 
 Έν/, in, Poet, for Iv. 
 
 Ένί, dat. sing, of iTs, μία, εν, one. 
 
 Έν/αίίίτ/α, adv. yearly, every year. 
 
 ^Έινιαυιτίαΐοί, ου, ο κ,α) h, yearly, annual, a 
 year long, lasting a year ; and 
 
 'Έ•νιαύΰ•ιοί, ου, ο xat 'h, annual, of one year, 
 a year long, a year old. From 
 
 ΈΝΙΑΥΤ0^2, oZ, S, a year. Hence Ιηαυ- 
 νίξω, to spend a year in a place. 
 
 'Ένιαρ^ίί, in some places or parts, Herod. 
 ' i, 99. 
 
 'Ένιαχου, somewhere, in some place, some- 
 times. Th. 'ivioi, some. 
 
 Έν;δίΓν, 2. a. inf. act. of hu'^a/, to see or 
 behold in. Th. ί'ί^ω, to see. 
 
 *Εν/^^ϋί, uos, 'h, an otter, an animal like a 
 beaver ; it should perhaps be written hu'^^t?, ha 
 TO Iv ru u^ari ζ'^ν, because it lives in the water. 
 
 'Ένί^α/ν, part. 2. a. act. of ivithu. Th. 
 %Ίοω. 
 
 Ένίίί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of Ινί*ιμί. Th. 
 ΐ'/ίμι, or tu. 
 
 "Εν/εν, he entered or went in, 3. sing, from 
 %vtov, IS, i, 2. a. of ϊηιμι. From h and εγ*/, 
 to go. 
 
 Έν/εν«/, perf. inf. and ivnts, part. pres. and 
 
 Έν/ετε, send ye in, 2. pi. pres. imperat. 
 from ϊνίίύι, iv/iVw. From 
 
 'Evisj^/, to send in or upon, to cast or throw 
 in ; to insert ; to relax ; to send secretly, 
 Thucyd. <τυξ htlvai, to set fire to ; imperf. r/jv, 
 
 2. a. iv. Th. Ίημι. 
 
 '^ντκα, for ίνίχαε, 3. sing, imperf. act. in 
 
 3. pi. ίνίχων, for ivixao)/, of vixau, f. mu, p. 
 vi/iKviKu, to conquer. 
 
 Έν/«άτ^εί, deposite thou in, for iyxarautffo, 
 or ίγχατάύοΰ, Poet, and Ion. 2. a. imperat. 
 m. of ϊγχατατίθτιμι. From Iv, xara, and 
 τΊβνιμί, to put. 
 
 'Εν/κλάω, or Ιγχλάω, to break in pieces ; to 
 interrupt, frustrate, disappoint, Jljwl. Rhod. iii, 
 307. From ίν), Poet, for I ν and χλάω, to 
 break.] 
 
 "Ένιχμβ;, OU) ό χα) τι, moist, humid, damp. 
 Th. Ιχμάζ. 
 
 Έν/ί6νεβ^«ί, οΰμαι, to enter, to penetrate. 
 From Ιχνίομαι. 
 
 Ένϊ'»(5ί, ου, single, singular. 
 
 ''Άνιχξίνθτιναι, 1. a. inf. jyas. of 
 
 'ΈνιχξίΤνω, to number with or among, Ajiol. 
 Rhod. i, 48.] 
 
 'Έ,νιχωί, adv. singly, in the singular number. 
 Th. ili, one. 
 
 "EN 10 1, tat, la, some ; qu. ht o'l, there are 
 who. Hence 
 
 Έν/βτε, sometimes ; and ivta^oZ, somewhere. 
 From the same. 
 
 Έν/τά, ai, a. Dor. for IvT^'a. 
 
 'ΈΛVt<7rά'Kλoμat, to rebound or reverberate, as 
 refected light, Apol. Rhod. iii, 756. ] 
 
 'Έιαττ), iis, h, a chiding, reproaching, repri- 
 mand. From ΙνΙττω, to chide, reproach ; from 
 Iv and ϊ<7Τω, to say. 
 
 'Έ.νΐ'^λνιύω, (for ίμ<νλνίύω) f νατω, to fill j to 
 satiate or satisfy, Odys. xi, 451. J 
 
 'YAVi<7tXm6wai, 1. a, inf. jSas. of the pre" 
 ceding."] 
 
 'Έ,vt'rλίηa^ffΛ), and -rTM,for ΐμττλ^^ιτω.ΐ 
 
 'Ένιτξ^όω, Poet, for \(/L<v^ri&u,f σω, to set on 
 fire, to burn. Th. τξνι^ω. 
 
 'Evt^TUff. -φω, to siy, to sing ; to chide, to 
 reproach ; from, Iv and l-xu, to say ; and for 
 Ιν'ΐ'χω, to declare, to tell. 
 
 '^viffx'/iTToj, to lean or rest upon ; to rush 
 or fall upon ; to send upon or among, to 
 inflict ; for ίνσκ'^τω. Poet. Th. (τχήττω. 
 
 'ΈΑνισχΙμ'ΧΤία, f. -φω, Apol. Rhod. iii, 165, 
 ivhere the common reading is ivtffxn'^utrtv. See 
 iviffx'/iTr&i.^ 
 
 "Έινίίττη, 2. a. (fiviffViM. 
 
 'Ένίβντίΐν, pres. irf. for in-rttv. Th. 'itu, 
 to say. 
 
 Έν/σ-ίτεώ», ω, f. ήσω^ to declare, relate, dis- 
 close, Odys. v, 98.] 
 
 Έν/ίΓ5•ε^εν, to chide, to frighten, irf. pres. 
 act. Dor. for 
 
 Έν/ο-β-ε/ν, (f hitrffu, to rebuke, to reprove. 
 From 'i-pfca, to say. 
 
 'Ev/V-ravTii/, they resist or withstand, Z.pl. 
 pres. ind. pas. from 
 
 *Έ•vtffT'/ιμt, f iviTTYKfm, p. ίνίσττιχα, to place 
 in or among, to place or post ; to stand in or 
 among ; to begin ; to resist ; to be present, to 
 impend, to be at hand ; perf. part. Uitfr^ixus^ 
 ότοζ, and by Crasis Ινζστωξ, aros, in f. g. 
 ivtffTuffx, in pi. n. g. τα ίνεβ•τωτα, things pre- 
 sent; 2. a. act. h'itfryiv, I. f m, ίνα-τ^ιτομαι. 
 From h and "(ττγιμι, to stand. 
 
ΕΚΝ 
 
 ^88 
 
 ΕΝΟ 
 
 'Ένίΰ-χνν, Ion. for χατίχείν, to hinder. From 
 ^ΐσχ^ω,/ον εχω, to hold. 
 
 'Έ^νίΐτχυξίζομίΛΐ, f. 'κτομα,ι, p. ίνκτχυξίίΤμα,ι, 
 to lean or rest upon, to depend upon, to con- 
 fide in. 
 
 ^Έ.)ΐισχύω,/. ueu, p. ^νίσχ^υκα., to strengthen ; 
 to be or to become strong ; \. a. ϊνίσχυσα. 
 From Iv and Itr^vu. Th. Ισχ^νς, vo;, '/i, 
 strength. 
 
 "Εννα, i^s, ή, Enna, a city of Sicily. 
 
 'Evvasrci, and ihain?, adv. for or during 
 Bine years. From ΐνναιτνίξ. 
 
 'Έιννα'ίτπξο;, ου, {Ινναατήξω, dual, num.) of 
 nine years, nine years old ; and 
 
 Έννα£τλ;, ίβ;, ο κ,α) τι, nine years old. From 
 svvici, nine, a7id ίτος, ζος, το, a j^ear. 
 
 'Έννχίξϋν, pres. inf. Poet, for Ιναίζί/ν, of 
 ίνα,Ίξω, to kill. 
 
 Έννα /iu, to dwell in, to inhabit. Th. να'ιω. 
 
 'Έιννακόσιοι, α/, α, nine hundred •, and 
 
 'Evva:;iao';iiirraj, n, h, the nine-hundredth. 
 From Ivvitu and -κόα-οι, a termination of nouns 
 ef number. See 'Έννίν^ηχοντα. 
 
 'Έννατ'/ι, dat. sing.f g. of 
 
 "Εννα-β;, 55, ov, the ninth. From 
 
 'Evvsa, ol, at, tm, nine ; indecl. 
 
 'Ένν-άζοιο;, ου, ο zau h, worth nine oxen. 
 From βουί, an ox, and ίννίκ, nine. 
 
 Έννεακ«/δ5«α, indecl. nineteen. 
 
 'Έ.ννίκκ,κι^ίΗ'ίατνίξίί} i^o;, a cycle of nineteen 
 years. 
 
 'Έννίίχ.χαινίχ.Άτοί, 71, 0)1, the nineteenth. 
 
 Έννίακλ/τ/βί, scil. όϊκ,οξ. From hvia, and 
 κλίτ'/ι, a supper room, having nine couches. 
 
 'Έννίάνν;^^^;, and ιΐνύνυχ^ίξ, adv. for or dur- 
 ino• nine nights. From iwioc, nine, and νυξ, 
 a night. 
 
 'Έ•ννίάσ•τίγον κατα,τ'χίόασ'μα) a building of 
 nine stories. 
 
 'Ένν'ίκφωνοζ, ου, ο κλ) 'λ, having nine sounds 
 or tones. Epithet of a flute or ^ήρε. From 
 IvUcx., nine, and φωνή, a voice. 
 
 'Evv£a;^iXfl/, for Ινηα,κισχ,'ιλιοι, lott, la, nine 
 thousand. From ;ννε« and χίλίοι, a thousand. 
 
 Έννίν/ίχβντα, ol, at, τα,, ninety, indecl. From 
 ivnci, nine, and -'ήκ,οντα., or -άκ,οντα,, a termina- 
 tion of manhers lohich increase by tens, like 
 -ginta in Latin. So -κΌσιοι is the termination of 
 those which increase by hundreds. 
 
 Έννεοί, v), ov, dumb, speechless, astonished. 
 
 "Εννείτε, 3. sing. 2. a. Poet, and Ion. for 
 "vwri. So ίνή-τητί. Poet, for ένετετε, 2. pi. 
 pres. imperat. from ίνί^ω. Froin iv and 'ί-χω, 
 to say ; 1 . «. εΤ^τα, 2. a. ίΐτον. 
 
 ''Kwi'Toicru, us, a,. Dor. and Poet, for hi- 
 ^ovfftt, '/I?, 'h, having spoken, part. 2. a. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έννίο-ία, a;, h, counsel, advice. From 
 hifii, which is from ΙνΙημι, to send or put in. 
 Th. V/. 
 
 'Έννίσ•ί'/ιιη, dat. pi. Io7i. and Poet, of the 
 same, for hiffioii;. 
 
 'Έ,ννίύω, imperf kvinuov, f. Iwiiffu, p. ivv'i- 
 viVKct, to nod or beckon to, to make .signs to. 
 
 to inquire by signs ; 1. a. ivmufa. Th' 
 νιύω. 
 
 'Έννίωξοξ, ου, ο κ,οά h, nine years old. From 
 ΐννίοί, nine, and άίξχ, as, ii, a year, an hour. 
 
 "Evv'/j, or ivvyi,for ϊντι, old, scil. '/ιμίξκ, a day, 
 Th. 'ivos, or ivos, a year. 
 
 Έννί^α^, adv. for or during nine days. 
 From Ivvia, nine, and ημοίξ, το, a day. Poet, 
 for τιμίξοί, 
 
 "Έινν/ιφιν, the day after to-morrow, the third 
 day hence. From 'iwr,• φιν is Poet. Paragoge. 
 
 'Έιννοίομχί, ουμχι, and Ιννοίω, ω, f. ^σω, tO 
 think, to conceive, to have in mind, perceive, 
 consider, remember. FroTn hvoos. 
 
 'Έννό'/ιμχ, aros, το, an idea, thought, concep- 
 tion. 
 
 'Evvo>jira, «f, ε. Poet, for ivotiffa, I thought, 
 1. a. ind, act. of voiu, to think. Tk. ν'οος. 
 
 "Εννβ/ά, as, h, thought, idea, notion, reflec- 
 tion ; conjecture. From hvoos, wise. 
 
 "Έννομκ, lawfully, according to law ; adv. 
 
 "Έννομο;, ου, ο χα) τι, lawful, legitimate, just ; 
 subject to law. From Iv and νόμο;, a law. 
 
 Th. ύμω. 
 
 "Έννοο$, and hvous, ό χα) ri, possessing mind, 
 or understanding, wise, prudent. From iv and 
 vuos, vovs, the mind. 
 
 'Έιννοσίμιν, Dor. for ivvotrat, 1. a. inf. of 
 ivvoSca, having ν doubled on account of the 
 metre. See Ένό^α». 
 
 'Έ^ννοσεύω, f. ίίκτω^ρ. ivvivaffivxa, to hatch, ta 
 breed, to build a nest in. 
 
 '^vvoiriyxios, ου, ο, an epithet of NeptunCy 
 shaking the earth ; from ivou, to move, 
 (from iJs, Ivos, one) and yala, the earth ; and 
 
 ΈννοίΓ<δαί, a, o, Poet, and Dor. from. 
 ivo^nj, for xivuf to move, and ττιν ^αν, for γην, 
 the earth. 
 
 "Έννυμι, See ^Έιννύω. 
 
 "Έννυτο, 3. sing, imperf from ίννυμαι. See 
 'Έ^ννυω. 
 
 "Ένννρ(^ον, or -υχ^ιον, adv. in or during the 
 night, late at night. From 
 
 "'Evvvpf^os, '/J, ov, or ivvupf^ios, ου, in the night, 
 nocturnal. From iv and νυζ, vvxtos, h, the night. 
 
 'ΈΑννυ;)ι^ώτίξον, earlier, longer before day, 
 comp.froyn hvuxos. 
 
 'Έ^ννύω, and ίννυμι, to put on, to clothe. Th. ϊω. 
 
 ^'Ejvvaffas, Ion. for ivvomus, part. 1. a, act. 
 of ίννοίω, to think, to conceive. From iv and 
 
 v'oos, votJs, 0. 
 
 'Ένό'/ΐβ-χ, as, i, I knew, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 νοίω, 1 . f vifffd, to think. From the same Th. 
 
 'Ένόβω is said by the Granimxirians to be the 
 root of the noun hvo^n, i. e. motion, agitation. 
 Hesych. ίννοσίμίν, ΙττίτΧ'/ίΤτίΐν. 
 
 'Ένοίκίιοΰν, to make familiar or intimate. 
 
 'Έ,νοίΧίΐω(ταί, 1. fl. inf. act. from ivoixuou, 
 to make friendly or intimate, to join in friend- 
 ship. From iv and olxos, a house. 
 
 'Έινοιχίω, f Ϋ,σω, p. ivuxijxa, to live or dwell 
 in, to inhabit; 1. a. ivcux'/io-a, jyart. jn-es. ivoi- 
 χ'ιων, ων, -ίουσα•, ουβα, -ίον, ουν. From iv and 
 
 ΰΙκίίΟ} to dwell. Th, οίκο?. 
 
ENO 
 
 289 
 
 ENT 
 
 ΈνίβϋίΤαν, 2. £ijigs XX, 11, for hov», 3. pi. 
 iAij). act. they thought ; from ho'tu. 
 
 'Ένοίχ'/ισίί, ίω:, h, a dwelling in, a habitation. 
 From ;>. jms. of ivoix.ssi). 
 
 'Ένοίκΐζω, f Ίσω, I.e. svupub-et, 1. a. iiii- 
 perut. ivo'iKia-ov, to bring into a house ; to re- 
 ceive or take heme. From Iv and ορκίζω. Tli. 
 e'txc;. 
 
 "Έ.νοικοί, ου, ΰ κα.) h, an inhabitant, dweller, a 
 tenant, a lodger ; domestic. From the same Th. 
 'Ένομ,ίξοντα, 3. pi. intperf pas. of νομίζω, f. 
 Ίσω, p. νίνομικκ, to think. From νόμο;, law. 
 
 ^Έινομιλίω, ω, f. νχτω. to associate or be inti- 
 mate with, keep company with, to live in the 
 society of. From Iv and ομιλοί, a crowd or 
 throng. 
 
 Ένβν, it being lawful or permitted ; being or 
 existing in. 
 
 'Ένίντα, τα, abilities, means, the prejws. 
 xetra being understood, Sa'deusner ; the things 
 within, the contents of a chest, box, ^c. Lys. 
 c. Eratosth, i)art. pres. of Ίναμι, to be in or 
 within.] 
 
 ΈνβίΤ;}, y,i, h, a proper name, Enope. 
 'Evesrsj, m, », a shout, clamour, noise, sound. 
 From ϊνίττω, to say. Th. %<τω. 
 
 'Ένατλίξομαι, to be armed, to put on one's 
 arms. * 
 
 Ένονλίζω, to arm, to equip. See 'Ένο^λίο-ύω' 
 μίν. 
 
 'Έ>νότλιοι, ων, οι, armed, in arms. From Iv 
 and ατλον, arms. 
 
 ^'Άνοτλίίτύωμίν, 1. pi. 1. a. subj. pas. of 
 ίνοτλίζομβα, to be armed. From iv and ο^λον, 
 arms. 
 
 "Έ,νβτλοί, o'j, κοά ti, in arms, armed. See 
 ^Έινότλιοί. 
 
 'Έιναξκν, for Ιν^ξύαν, to see or perceive in, 
 observe ; to look at, gaze upon ; p7'es. hf. act. 
 From iv and οξάω, to sec. 
 
 Ένββ;ί/βί Χογο;, a declaration, confirmed by 
 eath, a solemn affirmation, Find. Olymp. ii, 
 166.] 
 
 Ένβ^«<βί, Poet, for 
 
 "Ένοξκ,ο;, ου, β χα) Zt one who has taken an 
 oath, bound by an oath ; confirmed by oath. 
 From h and and οξκ,οξ, an oath. See the pre- 
 eeding. 
 
 *Ένόξχ;βίς, a, o. Dor. for Ινόςχτίί, the same 
 with ενοξ^ΰί. , 
 
 Ένοξ^ίων, gen. pi. Ion. for Ινβξχΰν, from 
 'Ένόξ^^ιί, ov, 0, ίνοξχος, ου, ο, and εναξχ^ις, 
 ios, ο, a male. From h and οξχ^ΐζ, ιως, ο. 
 
 "ENO 2, or ivos, and hvos, or twos, ov, o, a 
 year. Hence 
 
 "Έ,νος, '/!, ov, a year old, of the last j'ear ; 
 hi} KCii vice, the last day of the lunar month. 
 
 'Έ.νόα•ίΐ, 3. sing, ijnpeif. act. of vo(ri.u,f. ήιϊω, 
 p. vivea-iixa, to be .sick. Th. νόσο;. 
 
 "Έ,νοιτίί, ίω;, 'h, a motion, agitation, a shale 
 ing. From ϊνΌθω, to move. 
 
 'Έ.νο(τί;ζ0ων, an epithet of Neptune, earth- 
 shalcer. Froin ivOuoj, to shake, and χβων, the 
 earth. 
 
 37 
 
 Ένοιτουν, for svoa-iov, 1. sing, or S. pi. un- 
 perf. act. of νοσ'ίω, to be sick. Th. ν'οσος. 
 
 'Έ^νο(τφΊύ•6-/ισαν, they were separated ; 3. j>[. 
 
 1. u. ind. pas. Ινοσφίσοίτο, 3. .'iing. 1. a. ni. 
 
 from νοσφίζω, f ίσω, p. νίνόα-ψικα. Th. vc7^t. 
 
 'Ένατη:, y.roi, vj, unity, union, conjunction•. 
 
 From its, ivi;, one. 
 
 ^Έ^νο^λίω, ω, f nffu, p. ινωχ^Χγικα, to diS- 
 tuib, annoy, molest* From, h and ύρ(^λίω. 
 Th. οχΧοξ. 
 
 ''Κνοχ^λοΰσι, 3. pil. pres. ind. act. cf lh£ 
 same. 
 
 "Ev3;,;ei, cv, xai ii, bound or fastened to, 
 sulyect to, liable to, guilty, obnoxious. From 
 ίν'ί^ομα», to be bound or hoidcn fast, from Iv 
 and ϊχω, to have. See the next word. 
 
 "Έ•νοχ;ο;, either unih the genii, or dat. dC' 
 notes both the incilrring of guilt, and of ]mn- 
 ishmcnt. Dent, xix, 10 ; αίμα,τι 'ένοχο?, and 
 Marc, xiv, 64. tTvai ενοχον ^avafov, the dative 
 χξίματι being understood. Bos. Ellips.^j 
 
 'Έινόω, 6j, f ωσω, p. Υίνωχα., to unite, to 
 unite or join, to form into one. From ilj, 
 ενός, one. 
 
 'Ένοάντω, to sew in.] 
 
 'Evci/it», f ε\σω, p. εννεσειχα, to strike or 
 thrust into, to strike or dash against, to strike. 
 From iv and σείω, to shake. 
 
 'Έ.ν3•ημίί[νω, f ανω, to signif}', declare, ex- 
 press ; to impress upon. From iv and σημούνω. 
 Th. α•'/ιμκ. 
 
 'Ένα-ιτίομαι, to eat or feed in, to feast. 
 From iv and ιτιτεομαι. 
 
 'Έ.ν(τχτ,ττω, to rush or fall upon, properly of 
 lightning ; to send upon or among. Th. 
 a^xrιττω,f -ψω. 
 
 'Έ,νίτχοληνομοΐί, f. εύοΌμοί/, to entangle, to 
 take in a snare. 
 
 'Ένίττταξγοί,νόω, ω, f. ω<τω, to wrap up in a 
 bandage, to svv'athe, Longin. 44.] 
 
 'Evirra^iy, to drop in or into, to instil. Th. 
 στάζω. 
 
 "Ένστασι;, εως, h, a beginning ; the bringing 
 of an action at law ; a plan, purpose ; opposi- 
 tion, resistance ; also a figure of rhetoric. 
 
 'Ένστατα;, ου, ί, one who stands in the way, 
 an enemy, an adversary ; a7id 
 
 'Έ,νστατίχοζ, h, ov, pressing upon, obstinately 
 resisting, violent. From ενίσταμαι, to resist. 
 Th. Ίστ'/ιμι. 
 
 Ένίττίλλε/ν, Ion. for εν^^υειν, to dress, to put 
 on, to clothe. Th. στέλλω. 
 
 'Ένστξίφομαι, '/ι, εται, to roll or turn round 
 in, f. -φόμχι, Iliad v, 306. From iv and 
 στρέφω, f. -ψω, to turn ; 2. a. 'εστζαφον. 
 
 Ένσχεξΰ, (See "^χεξΰ) Poet, adv. for ίφε'ζτ,ς^ 
 in order, in succession, one after another ; near, 
 nigh. 
 
 'Έντα.χε)ζ, part. 2. a. pas. from τήκω, to 
 melt in_, to pour or drop any thing melted. 
 From \v and τήχω. Dor. τύχω, f. |<y, to 
 melt. 
 
 Ένταλ^ίί?, part. I. a. pas. fi'om εντ'εΧλω, 
 to charge one with ; to enjoin, command t 
 
ENT 
 
 290 
 
 ENT 
 
 μ. pas. Ιντϊτχλμα,ι, p. m. Ιντίτολα. From |y 
 and τίλλω, to command. 
 
 "Έινταλμα, ατο;, το, an order, command- 
 tpent, precept. From Ιντίλλω. See the j^re- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Έντανύαν, to stretch, to extend. From Iv, 
 Qrid ravvui, the same with Th. rsivu. 
 
 "Έντα,ίΠζ, ict•;, 'h, a stretching or straining, 
 tension, intensity, rigour j a lengthening ; and 
 'Έ,ντΛηχ,ο;, h, ov, having the power of stretch- 
 ing ; optid medicos, tonic ; a7id 
 
 'Evraref, h, ov, stretched, strained ; οξγανχ, 
 stringed instruments ; all from, ίντίϊνω. Th. 
 riivu. 
 
 'Έ,νταΖύαί, and ίντσνύοΊ, here, there, hither, 
 to that point or pass ; then. Th. h^a. 
 
 'Ένταφύί, ίντος, buried ; 2. a. pas. from 
 h^ei'M'Tu, the same uich 
 
 'Έ,ντχφιύζω, f ά,!Τ{ύ, p. hrira,(pia,xci, to pre- 
 pare a body for burial by washing, perfuming, 
 «I'C. to inter, to bur}^ ; p. j)as. ίντί•τχφ1ασ-μαι. 
 From Iv and τάφη, sepulture. Th. Β^χίττα/. 
 'Έ.νηχ,φιύ,7Άΐ, 1. a. inf. cf the same. 
 ''Έ.ντα,φιιχ,σμίς, ου, ο, interment, burial, a 
 preparation of a corpse for burial. From peif. 
 pas. of ίντα,φιάζω. 
 
 'Έ^ντάφιοΜ, ου, TO, Ά funeral dress, a winding- 
 sheet, funeral solemnities. From 
 
 'Έ,ντάφιοξ, ου, ο KXi h, of or belonging to a 
 burial ; sepulchral, funeral. From Iv a7id 
 ■τύφη, a burial. Th. 3-ά^τω. 
 "EvTi\for 
 
 "ENTEA, and contract, ίντ'/ι, ων, rocy arms, 
 banqueting vessels. 
 
 'Εντί/λίί^.!νβί, γατί. 1. a, vi. of IvrihXo/u.cn, to 
 give in charge, to order. 
 
 'Έ,νηίνω, f. ivw, p. Ιντίτιχκα, to stretch, 
 strain, bend, draw ; to beat, strike ; ^οξ^ά,ξ) 
 to tighten the strings ; τλ'/ιγά;, to inflict 
 blows. 
 
 Έ»τ£λί7'^ίί/, 3. sing. 2. f. ind. m. Ινηλου- 
 μαι. See Έντίλλβ^α;. 
 
 Έντελί;^£/α, «?, w, perfection ; the tendency 
 to perfection of the capacity of passive matter 
 and the energy of active powers, Aristot. The 
 ivord is altered from the σ-νντίλίρζίΐΛ of the 
 ancient Pythagoreans, and is more expressive, 
 because i/)c εν denotes, that the tendency to per- 
 fection or the accomplishment of an end is 
 actually resident in the being of tvhich it is pre- 
 dicated. Classic. Joiir/ial, vol. xvi, p. 8. Έν- 
 τίλίρι^ίΐα ^υνύμίω$, the perfecjun of capacity, 
 ibid. p. 9.] 
 
 ^Έ^ντίΧιχ/ήί, io;, ό κα.\ ί, perfect, continual, 
 perpetual. See 'KvriXip^^stec,. 
 
 Ένηλ'/ι;, ίος, ό κ,χ) h, perfect, complete, 
 whole. From τίλο;, tos, το, end. 
 
 'Έ,ντίλλομχι, to give orders, to charge, com- 
 mand, bid ; with dal. ; 1 .f. m. Ιντίλοΰμαιι, perf. 
 pas. ivrirocX^&i, ffect, rat, 1. a. m. ίνί:•ίιλάμ'/ιν, 
 ω, ατο, p. m. 'ίντίτολα. From Iv and τίλλα», 
 to be, become ; to command. 
 
 'Evrsviji, ios, i Kcti h. Stretched, strained ; 
 strong, vehement j and 
 
 'Ένηνίζω, f. οω, to fix the eyes upon, to 
 gaze at intently. From Iv and πίνω, to 
 stretch. 
 
 "EvT££flv, ου, <ro, a bowel or gut. From 
 
 iVTOS. 
 
 "EvTi-?;, datr j)l. from 'ivrf.a, ϊνττ;, ra, armSc 
 
 'Evrso-i'i^yof, an epithet of mules, drawing in 
 a harness ; a carriage or draught mule. Per•, 
 haps from ύ'ξγω, and tvTioi,, τα, arms. 
 
 'Έ•ν<ησ-ιαυξγο;, ου, ο, a manufacturer of arms, 
 an armourer. From hna, arms, and ίξγοΊι^ 
 work. 
 
 Έντέταλτα/, 3. sing. perf. jyas. qfivriXkO' 
 μαι, f. ίντίλονμαι, p. ίντίταλμα*, fxi, τχι, 
 to give orders, to bid. From h and τίλλια, 
 to bid. 
 
 Ένηταμίνοξ, tj, ev, stretched, strained, j}. 
 pas. of ίντίίνω, to stretch or strain. See 
 'Έιντετατοιι. 
 
 'Ένηταμίνωξ, adv. with straining or exert 
 tion, forcibly, strongly. From Ινηταμίνσί. 
 
 'Έ,ντΙτΆτα,ι, 3. sing, perf, ind. pas. cf iv 
 τίΐνω. 
 
 'JLvTiro^ijxci, perf. act. of ίντυγχάνω, to 
 meet,, to find, to fall in with. From h and 
 rvyp^avcuff. ηύζβμοα, to be ; 2. a. 'irvp^ov, 
 
 Έντίν^εν, adv. hence, from hence, thence, 
 Th. hCa, 
 
 'FiVTtv%,Tixos, h, ov, affable, easy of access.J 
 
 "Εντεΐ'ξίί, icasi 'hy a meeting, an interview, 
 a verbal application, an address, frequent inter- 
 course ; in N. T. a prayer or supplication, 
 intercession, see Schleusner ; in nom. pi. Ιντεύ- 
 ξε/ί. From Ιντυγχ^άνω, to intercede. 27i. 
 rvyx^avu. 
 
 "Έ.ντίχ,νΰί, ov, Kou n, skilful, expert, in- 
 genious, learned ; artificial, artfully made. Th* 
 τίχν-η. 
 
 'Έιντήκω, f 'ξω, to melt in, to pour or drop 
 any thing melted upon, to impress deeply». 
 
 Th, TiJXaJ. 
 
 'EvTi, there are ; Dor. for u<ri, and Iffrl• 
 from ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 Ύ,ντ'ϊύ'/ιμι, a7id ίντίάίμοίΐ, to put or place in, 
 to insert, to lay up. Th. τίΰνιμι. 
 
 "Έντιμος, ou, ο κ,οά vi, costly, precious ; dear, 
 honoured, honourable, distinguished; compar. 
 Ιντιμ'οτίζοί, more worthy or honourable. From 
 Iv and τιμτι, honour, price. Th. τίω. 
 
 'ΈντΤμω;, oitw.• honourably, in great honour. 
 
 "EvT-o, they sent ; 3. pi. from Ίμγιν, 2. a. 
 m. of"^'Λμt,f. iicr/u, to send ; 2. a. ^v. 
 
 Εντολή, ίί, h, a command or commandment, 
 precept ; a charge, a commission. From Iv- 
 τίλλ'ίμχι, to give orders, to command, ^;, m. 
 ίντίτολα' from Iv and τίλλω, to bid. 
 
 "EvTi;66a, ων, τα, insects ; also victims offered 
 in sacrifice for the dead and in other solem- 
 nities. From iv and τίμνω, to cut ; ]). m. 
 Τίτομα. 
 
 'Έντομ>/ι, nil '^y an incision, a cut ; a narrow 
 pass, a cleft, a defile. 
 
 'EvTejt*/?, ihs, «, an incision, a cutting. From 
 ihc same. 
 
ENT 
 
 2B1 
 
 jBNr 
 
 "Εντομοί, ου, ο xui h, cut, castrated. From 
 the same. 
 
 "Έντονο?, ου, ο κα) h, stretched, strained, im- 
 petuous, vehement, violent ; rigid, inflexible. 
 From iv and πίνω, to stretch ; j). m. τίτονκ. 
 
 ΈντβίΤ/βί, ου, ο xeu h, dwelling in a place, an 
 inhabitant, indigenous ; «5 if from ο iv totm wv. 
 
 'EvTog£w«,y. ίΰα•ω, to turn or form in a lathe, 
 to carve upon.^ 
 
 ^Έ,ντίΐξνίύω, the same.^ 
 
 ΈΝΤΟ^Σ, adv. in, within ; η svroi Β^άλαα-σα, 
 the Mediterranean sea.] 
 
 "Έντΰί, ioi, TO, a weapon ; τα εντία, arms.] 
 
 "'EvToo'h, and ivToaSi,fur the same. 
 
 ΈντξαίΓί /jjv, 2. a. opt. pas. from Ιντςί- 
 'Τομκι. 
 
 'Έντξΰί^τίλο!, h, ov, illiberal, base, mean, 
 what ought to be opposed or shunned. See 
 Τξατίλός. Th. τξ'ετίυ. 
 
 'Έντξο,-τ^, he may be ashamed ; 3. sing. 
 2. a. suhj. pas. Ιντξά,•^^ί, 2. a. imperat. 
 ίντξοίττήίτομαι, y, ίτοα, 2. f. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Έ.ντξίΤί, p7'es. imperat. act. of ίντζί-τω. 
 
 ^ ΕντξΒττο/ζαι, to reverence or revere ; to 
 blush, to be ashamed, to care for, to have 
 regard to •, f. m. ί-φΰμοί/, p. ίντίτξο^α, imperf. 
 Ivsr^Eiro^ijy, ου, ίτο, 2. a. jyas. Ινίτξά-Τ'/ιν, I 
 blushed or \vas ashamed; 2. a. suhj. ϊντζα-ττω, 
 »ίί, ί, 2. f, pas. ΙντξΧ'/Τ'/ιο-ΰμαι• pas. to be 
 changed. 
 
 Έντξί^ω, f. ίντξί•φίι), p. ίντίτξίφα, to make 
 ashamed, to cause to blush and avert the face ; 
 2. a. ΐνίτξατον. From h and τζίτίο, to turn. 
 
 'ΈιVTξίφω,f. Ινίξί-φω, p. Ιντίβζίφα, pres. pas. 
 ίντξίφομαι, to nourish or breed up in ; to train 
 .up in. From Iv and τξίφω, to nourish, f, -φω, 
 2. a. 'ίτξοίφον, p. m. τίτξοφο!,. 
 
 'Έντξίχίΐί, ίοί, ό χ.α} '/ι, adroit, quick-witted, 
 shrewd, clever, crafty ; actiye, diligent. From 
 
 'Έ,ντξίχ^ω, to run in or among ; to fit, suit, 
 cling or cleave to, to inhere. From Iv and 
 τφ,χ^ω, to run ; f. Βφ.%ω, p. ^^ξάμνικοί, 2. a. 
 Ώξαμον, J), m. νΐ^ξομα.. 
 
 Έντξίζω, f. ί-φω, p. ίψα, to rub in, to rub 
 upon, to anoint ; atid Metaph. to inflict, to 
 apply with force, to strike with j ^ξύμχτΆ, to 
 paint.] 
 
 "Κντξίτο;, and -ov, triple. From iv and 
 τξίτοζ, third. 
 
 "Έντξίτο;, substant. a mediator between two, 
 an umpire. Gl. Phil, μία-ίτ'/ΐί. 
 
 "Έιντξ{•φί$, ιω;, fi, the act of rubbing in or 
 upon.] 
 
 "Έντξομοί, ου, ό χα) h, trembling, frightened, 
 terrified. From iv and τξόμο;, a trembling. 
 From τξίμω, p. in. τίτξομα. Th. τξίύ/. 
 
 'Έντξο-^ταλίξω, to turn, to turn and look 
 back while retiring. From τξοταλίξα, the 
 same with τξίτω. 
 
 'Έ,ντξο^ίι, 7ii, Yiy shame, confusion. From 
 p. m. ίντ'ίΤξο'Τα, ofίvτξi^oμeu. 
 
 "Έ,ντξοψοξ, ου, ο χα) h, bred or brought up in, 
 accustomed te. From ίντξίφο. 
 
 'Έιντξυφάω, ω, f. τισω, p. Ιντίτςνφ'/^χκ, to 
 indulge in luxury, to live luxuriously, to riot, 
 to revel, to treat with derision. From iv and 
 τξυφνι, luxury. Th. Β-ξύττω. 
 
 'Κντξύφνμί^, aro;, το, any thing which de- 
 lights ; amusement, pleasure, 
 
 ^Έντυγ^α,νω, f. ίντζυί^ομαι, to meet, to fall 
 in with, to happen to arrive, Palceph. to accost 
 or address, to prefer a pra^'er or request, to 
 intercede ; to read, Loit,vJ)i. ; to obtain, Luc. i, 
 97 ; 2. a. Ινίτυχ^ον. From iv and τυγχ^άίω, 
 to be.] 
 
 "EvTvs, he prepared •, Ion. for ίίντνε, 3. sing, 
 imperf. act. of Ιντύω, to arm, to prepare ; to 
 equip. From ϊντια, τα, arms. 
 
 'ΚντνλίττΜ, f. ί'ί,ω, ρ, ιντιτΰΧιχ^α, to swathe 
 or wrap up in ; 1. a. ίνίτύλιζκ, ])ef. pas. 
 ίντετύλιγμαι. From Jv and τυλ'ιττω, to roll 
 up like a sheet ; and this from τύλνι, a bed 
 covering. 
 
 '^jVTuvxffuai, I. a. inf. m. and 
 
 "Έ^ντυνον, I. a. imperat. act. from 
 
 "Εντννω, f υνΰ, to prepare, to equip, to 
 adorn. Th. h-Tta, <r«. 
 
 Έντΰττα,ζ, adv. with tlie body muffled up so 
 as to show only the sliape. From 
 
 'Έντντο;, ου, ό καί 'h, impressed, stamped, 
 marked. From 
 
 ^ΚντυτοΜ, f. eua'M, p. Ιι/τίτν^ΐΊύχα, to im- 
 press, stamp, imprint, mark ; engrave ; p. pas. 
 ίντίτύ^ωμαί. From iv and tuWoj. Th. τύττω. 
 
 Έΐ'τ,ν;^Λ'ν, purl, from \ντυγ^άνω.'\ 
 
 Έντύω, and Ιντννω, to arm, equip, prepare, 
 get ready, adorn. Th. ίντια. 
 
 Ένϋαλίοια, gen. Ion. from 
 
 'Έννάλίος, ου, Mars, martial, warlike, a war- 
 rior. Th. 'Έ.ννΜ, '/I, Bellona. 
 
 Ένυζξίξω, f. icru; p. ίι/ί;β^;;£«, to treat with 
 injury or insult, to outrage, to abuse; 1. a. 
 ίνύζξκτα, part. 1. a. act. ivυSξίcraζ, avTog. From 
 Iv and υζξΐς, εω?, 'h, insult, abuse. 
 
 Ένυ^οιο;, ου, ο χα.) h, living in the water, 
 aquatic, abounding in water. Th. υ^ω^, water. 
 Whence 
 
 "Έ,νυΙζοζ, jia) yi, full of water, humid, wet j 
 living in the water. 
 
 'JLvuih;, νιοζ, ό, jyroper name of a many 
 Enueus. 
 
 Ένυμφοχόμτ,ιη, he adorned the bride, 1. a. 
 ind, act. 3. sing, of νυμφοχομίω. From 
 νύμφγι, a bride, and κομϊω, to adorn. 
 
 "Ενϋξα, «ί, £, \ , a. ind. act. of νύττω, ar 
 -tfffUff 'ξω, p. νίνυχ;οί, to prick, pierce, stab. 
 
 'Ένυ'τάξχ^Μ, f ξω, to be in, to be contained 
 in, Aristot. Ethic, viii, 1.] 
 
 Ένυ'^τνιαζίύ, f, άσω, p. ίνυττνίαχα, to dream, 
 to have dreams ; 1. y*. ]>as. ivυ^rv^aσ^β'^β^oμar 
 ζνυτνιάσθ'/ιν, 1. a. pas. ; and from j^erf pas. 
 
 Ένυτνιαστη?, οΰ, ό, a dreamer. From 
 
 Ένύ-ττνιον, ου, το, a dream, a vision appear- 
 ing in sleep. Also as an adv. in sleep. From 
 iv and υτνος, sleep. 
 
 Ένύστα^α, as, i, \. a. ind. act. (f νυβτάζω^ 
 fut, ζω, p. νίνύσταχ,α^ to shut the eyes or to 
 
HA 
 
 S92 
 
 ESA 
 
 nod when falling asleep, to slumber ; νυστάζω, 
 for νίυα-τάζω. From viuai, to nod. 
 
 'Έ.νύα''7•ξον, ου, r», the great intestine ; because 
 it li:s iv vfTiay, in the hindmost part of the 
 body. Th. α,νΰω. 
 
 'Rvv^Kivc'j, to weave in, to interweave ; arid 
 
 Ένΰψαντο;, ^, ov, woven in, interwoven. 
 Frofii Iv, in, and υφαίνω. Th. ίφόίω. 
 
 'Έ^ννφάσμιχ,τΆ χξυίτκ, golden tissue, intc;r- 
 texture of gold. 
 
 ΈΝΤίΓ {ivVuj 00$, οΖζ, '/I, the goddess of 
 war, Beltona. 
 
 'Έ,νύω, to kill ; a}id 'ίνω, for φίνω, hy Aphce- 
 resix. 
 
 'Ένχ;ίξ^Ζ, Poet, in constant succession, one 
 after another. The same us the simple forvi 
 
 '^νωμα, he shook, he brandished ; for ίνω~ 
 («543, 3. sing, imperf. of νωμάω. Th. νίμω. 
 
 'Έ^νωμίληατ2, 3, 5^^;,'•. 1. a. ind. act. of ho- 
 μίλίω. 
 
 'Ένωτνί, plainly, openly, in sight, in pre- 
 sence of, dat. used as an adv. From 
 
 'Κνω-ζ'ίι, jji, i, aspect, sight, view, presence. 
 From Iv and • ω-ψ, ωτο;, ό, the eye. Th. 
 Ί>•/Ττομα,ι, 
 
 ΈνίίίΤ/α, τά, the walls of a house which are 
 Opposite to the gate. 
 
 'Έ^νωτηνιωζ, adv. plainly, openly, face to 
 face. From ϊνύ'τηο;. 
 
 'EviyiT/ef, advs in the presence of, in sight of, 
 before. From. 
 
 'Έίνώ•7ηο;, ου, standing in view or in the pre- 
 sence of, opposite, face to face, present ; as if 
 from iv ώ'ΡτΊ. From ίνωτγι, sight, view. 
 
 'ΈνωξίΤί, 3, sing. 1 . a. ind. act. uEol. and 
 
 'Ένωξτο, there arose among, Iliad i, 598, 
 3. sing. plupe.Tf. pas. ίνύξμ'/ιν, σο, το, of Ινάζω. 
 From ίν and οξω, f οξω, JEol. οξσο), p. ωοκ,χ, 
 to excite ; perf pas. ωζμβα. 
 
 'Eviyj, 0, a maits name, indecl. Enos. Hcbr. 
 
 ^Έ^νωσάμ^/ιν, ω, α,Τΰ, bif Crasis for Ινοησάμ,ί^ν, 
 1. a. in. of νοίω, to think. Th. v'oos, νου;, a. 
 
 'EviJs-i, there may be in ; 3. pi. jyres. subj. of 
 ενζιμι. Th. ίίμι. 
 
 '^Kvcjffis, iu;, '/!, union, conjunction, unity. 
 From ivoco, to unite. Th. tU. 
 
 'Evtfir'/j, yi;, ri, the same with Ινύτιον, and 
 from the same. 
 
 'Έινωτίζομοα, f ΐνωτίσομαι, to receive into 
 the ears, hear, hearken to, and Ait. -ίονμα,/, 
 1. a. m. Ivcti7iir«u,'/iv, I. f. pns. ϊνωτιοτΰ'/ισομα,ι. 
 From iv and ού$, ώτο;, ra, the ear. Th. oSec;, 
 ατός, TO. 
 
 'Ένύτίον, ου, TO, an ear-ring. From the same. 
 Ένίίτ/σ-α/, Ινωτισά,σβω, 2. and 3. sing, and 
 
 Ένωτ/β-αιτ-^ε, hear ye, hearken ye, 2. pi. 
 1. a. imperat. m. of ίνουτίζημαι, ivhich see. 
 
 'Ένωρ(^, ό, a mans name, indecl. Hebr. 
 Enoch. 
 
 ^Έ,νωχ^Χγιίνιν, 1• a. ind. pas. cf Ινοχλιω, io 
 molest. From sv anji όχλος, ου, ό, a crowd. 
 
 'ES, from, out of; ' written Ix, (which see), 
 tvhenfolbived by a consonant ; but 
 
 "ES, six ; a numeral adj. indecl. Hence 
 Isanti, six times ; ίκτος, the sixth. 
 
 "E|ay', /br 'i^^yt^for t^yi, 3. sing, imjterf. 
 or 2. a. act. Also i^ocys, pres. imperat» 
 act. and 
 
 'Έίζάγαγ$, iru, in 3. pi. i^ac,yBiyiTuffetVt 
 2. a. iinperat. act. Alt. of i^dyoj, to lead or 
 lead forth. 
 
 '^'^oiyxyi7v, 2. a. inf. act. V^ayayuv, jmrt. 
 
 2. a. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έζxyyiλλii>, f. \%cf,yyiXZ, p. i^riyyiXxoi, to 
 announce, to give notice, to tell, to relate ; 
 to publish, to divulge ; in N. T. to proclaim, 
 celebrate, see Schleusner j 1. a. ΐ^'^γγαλα, 
 1. a. subj, l^acyysiXA), fjj. >j. Th. ayyiXkai, 
 
 "Εξα^ί, 2. a. imperat. or Dor. and Ion. 
 
 3. sing, imperf or 2. a. See "Έξαγ'.^ 
 Έξ«5^/νίε/ν, i7v, Ion. for i^ayttv, to lead out. 
 
 See 'El'ciyic/. 
 
 Έξά^/βν, ου, το, the sixth part of an ounce, 
 a weight of four scruples. Th. if, six, and 
 ay ω, to weigh. 
 
 'Έζαγίο-τοί, ου, ο xcct h, most wicked, most 
 execrable. From έ| and Siyos, or cLyos, tos, re, 
 wickedness. 
 
 ''SJΪ,άyvυμι, to break, to burst. From Ιξ and 
 otyct), /. ύί^ω. 
 
 'Έι'ξαγοι^αζόμίνοί, redeeming ; part. m. from 
 
 'Έ'ζo^yΰζ(ίζti>, and -ζομοίί, f άνω, p. £^>5ye- 
 ζ^ΆΛο., to buy, to purchase ; redeem, ransom, 
 deliver ; \. a. \\rtyO^^ot,a«, 1. a. subj. i^ayopa,<rwt 
 '/IS, »!• From ίξ atid άyΰξάζω, to buy. Th. 
 ccyo^a. 
 
 'lί?,oί.yόξiυσ■ιζ, ίως, h. a disclosure of any 
 thing secret ; confession, declaration. From 
 
 'Έ.ζayoξVJω, f ίΰσω, to blab out, declare, 
 confess, make known. From κγοξίύω. Th. 
 αγοξά. 
 
 'ΈJ'ί,oiyζ^όct/, M,f. ύαω, p. \\•ΛγξΙωκ,α, to make 
 wild or savage ; to jexasperate. 
 
 Έξα^ί.;, f. ^,ό-'ί,ω, p. ίζ7,χοί, to lead or bring 
 out ; to send out ; to export •, to go out, 
 march out ; to incite, animate ; to carry for- 
 ward, to advance ; 2. a. act. I^vyov, Att. ίξ'/ί- 
 yayov 2. a, irf. I^,ctyiiv, and i^uyocyiTv 2. a. 
 part, ί'ύ,οίγων, and s^oiyayav, Όντος. Th. eiya. 
 
 'Έζ,oίyayi7s, conductors or leaders, those who 
 brought succours from the cities ; τουτίστι ol 
 χ,Άτα •η'Όλίίξ ί'ίά,γοντίς φξουζάς. 
 
 'JL'^oiyeoyh, ris, ίι, H leading or bringing out, 
 exportation ; a going out ; suicide, death ; and 
 
 'Έ.ζύ'.yMγίμo;, ου, ο κκ) '/ι, carried away, ex- 
 ported ; carr^ang or conveying out ; τα i^ocyu- 
 yιμoί, commodilies whioli are exported. From 
 i^dyoj, to lead out. Th. iky ω. 
 
 Έξα^ίόν/βί, and l^xyeovag, having six angles. 
 
 'Έ'ξύ^ίλφοί, ου, ο, a brother's or sister's 
 child. 
 
 Έξάδ/βί, ου, ο, pro2)er name of a man, 
 Exadius. 
 
 'E|a^t/v«T£iy, to be exhausted, to languish ; 
 to be unable. Th. δυνατός. 
 
 Έξί<ετ'/ΐί, io?, and 'ί^οι,ίτνις, ου, and l^ert^s, 
 ου, of six years, six years old ; and 
 
EHA 
 
 29.3 
 
 ηηκ 
 
 Έξαίτίί, /5if, h. Poet, six years old. From 
 
 ίξ tmd ϊτοί, ίος, a year. 
 
 "Εξ«/(«βί, ey, i) χ,αά ή, bloodless, one who has 
 lost much blood. 
 
 Έξίϊ/νντβ, he took away, 3. sing, iniperf. 
 pas ()f ϊ^αΐνΰμα,ι, to take out, to take away. 
 Front Ιξ and αΐνυμαι, to take. 
 
 Έξίί/^ίί';?ί'αν, they were conquered, 3. /)/. 
 1. a. ind. pas. Ion. ofi^xt^ioj. 
 
 'Έ-'ζΒαξίΐ<τ0αίΐ, pres. pas. inf. ί^αίξΰτκι, 3. 
 sing. pres. ind. pas.Jrom the same verb. 
 
 'Έξϋίξίτον, Poet, eminently, exceedingly, 
 greatly. From 
 
 'Έ'^χίζίτος, ov, xai 'h, chosen out, select, 
 choice,• distinguished, excellent ; particular ; and 
 
 'Έζα,ΐξίτω;, exceedingly, eminently ; princi- 
 pally, particular!}'. 
 
 Έ^αίξίύμ'/ίν, J)or. and Ion. for Ι^νίξονμνιν, 
 
 1 . sing, imperf. ])us. from 
 
 'Έιζαίξίω, f τ,(ϊω^ p. i^yp^xa, tO take OUt or 
 away, to pluck out, to extract ; to set apart, 
 overthrow, destroy ; to deliver ; to select ; 
 
 2. a. act. ί'ξ,ίΤλον, 2. a. imperat. Ί%ίλι, 2. a. 
 m. ι^ίιΧόμην, ου, ίτα, I took away, I unloaded 
 the vessel ; 2. a. subj. m. ίξΐλωμαι, 2. α. inf. 
 tn. ί'ζίλίσ'^οα. Th. αΐξίω. 
 
 'Έξχίξ /u, f. ίζ&ξω, and in 2. pi. Ιζαξΰπ, 
 pe7f. Ιξγξϋχ, to raise up ; to carry out ;. to 
 take out, to take away ; to remove, to decamp ; 
 perf. pas. εξ^ξμβα, I. a. pas. ίζ,ήζύ'Λν, 1. a. subj. 
 pas. Ι^οίξόω, γί, >j. From Ιξ and αΙξω, to 
 lift up. 
 
 Έξα/ΛΑί, ου, ο και h, unjust, unbecoming, 
 indecent ; fatal, inauspicious ; excessive, won- 
 derful ; unexpected. From Ιξ and cu<roi, fate. 
 
 Έξαίτέβ^αα/, οΰμα,ι, to demand one to be 
 delivered up to punishment ; to solicit pardon 
 for a person ; to obtain ; and in the pas. to be 
 demanded, to be delivered up to punishment ; 
 f. τισομαΐ' 1. a. mid. ί^'/ιτ'/ιο'άμ'/ιν, ω, ατο• 
 from 
 
 'Έζοίΐτίω, to demand or to ask of, to demand 
 one to be delivered up to punishment ; also to 
 solicit pardon for one. From εξ and αΐτίω, to 
 ask, to seek. 
 
 Έξα/τ>5<Γ/ί, s&is, 'h, a demand that one be de- 
 livered up to punishment, a soliciting pardon 
 for one. From part. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 "Έιζαιτοξ) ου, ο χα.) ri, for ϊ'^οί'ΐξίτοί, choice, 
 select, the best of, Iliad xii, 320 ; Odys. v, 
 101.] 
 
 'E|«/(pv«j, Dor. for 
 
 'E|«/(pv55i, suddenly, on a sudden, adv. and 
 Poet. I'^etTrlv'/is . From οίφνω, by Sync, for 
 άφανίΰί, suddenly, by adding tr. From tx. priv. 
 and φα,ίνω, to show. 
 
 Έξα/(ρν/^<οί, ου, ό xou 'h, sudden, unexpected, 
 unlooked for. From ίξαίφν^ς. 
 
 'Έ'ξχχίο-οίί, part. 1 . a. act. from 
 
 'Έιζ,&χίω, (and ίζ,οίχίομα,ι) f. ίσω, and '/ΐ(τω, 
 p. vtKOi, to heal or cure completely ; to appease ; 
 to mend or repair. From Ιξ and αχίομοίΐ, to 
 heal. 
 
 'Έξ«(»/';, adv. six times. Th. £|> six. 
 
 'Έ^χχκτμύζίοι, sixty thousand. From i^axtf 
 and μύξίοί, ten thousand. 
 
 Έξακ«τ;ΐ;/λ/β/, six thousand. From Ι'ξ, six^ 
 and χίλιοι, a thousand. 
 
 'Έιϊ,αχολουύίω, ω, loilh the dative, f. ν,αω^, 
 p. i^nnoXouuvixK; to follow, follow after, im- 
 itate. From έξ and α,χ'ολουύος, ου, i χα,) ί, an> 
 attendant, a companion. 
 
 'Έι^αχονάω, and ίζαχονίω, to whet, sharpen ;' 
 to incite, instigate. 
 
 'Έ^αχάα-ΐΛΐ, ui, a, six hundred. Th. ίξ, six. 
 
 '^^KKocrioirros, ου, the six-hundredth. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Έζάκονα^το;, ου, ο χα) 'h, easy to be heard» 
 audible ; celebrated. 
 
 'ΈJ^a.xoύω, f σω, to hear, to understand. 
 From itxouoj, to hear. 
 
 Έξάλαίτάζώ/, f. ί^αλατάζω, ας, ει, to pil- 
 lage, to plunder ; to depopulate ; to evacuate. 
 From ix and λα-^άζω, or Xa^atttra,f. '^ω. 
 
 Έξαλαντάξα/, to plunder, to sack, 1. a. inf. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 'Έ,ζάλατο, Dor. for ΐζ^λατο, he leaped or 
 sprung out ; 3. sing. 1. a. m. of Ιξάλλομαι. 
 
 Έξαλίαβ-ί'α/, to shun or escape, 1 , a. inf. m. 
 for '{^αλίύσασύοίΐ, by Sync, from Ιξ and αΧζυω^ 
 the same ivith Th. ά,λίω, f. ίσω. p. nXixa, to 
 avoid, to shun. 
 
 Έξάλ£/5ττ^οΐ', ου, το, a pot of ointments or 
 perfumes. ^From ε'ξαλίίφω, to anoint, to 
 wipe off. 
 
 'Έζαλαφ^ΐίναι, 1 . a. infn. pas. from 
 
 Έξβλε/^ί-;, f. -ψω, ]K ϊί'/ιλζιφα, to wipe off 
 oifttment, wipe away, blot out, efface ; somC' 
 times to anoint; 1. a. pas. ίζ'/ιλείφ^/ιν^ From 
 Ιξ and αΧύφω, to anoint. 
 
 'Έ^αλίΐ-φαα, a;, ε, 1. ο. ojH. JEol. of the 
 same. 
 
 Έξάλλαξεν, Poet. 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 or Dor. for ϊξίηλλαζ,ίν from 
 
 Έξαλλάττώ/,^". 'ξω, p. χα, to change, to dif- 
 fer, to become different ; to withdraw. Th. 
 αλλά^ίτω. 
 
 'Έ,^άλλομαι, 9?, irai,fut. ί^αλουμαι, to spring 
 forth, to spring up ; 1. a. m. ίξί^λάμ'/ιν, ω, ατο. 
 Th. αλλομαι, 
 
 "Εξαλλο?, ου, ο χα) $ι, different from others, 
 unusual, remarkable, strange, extraordinary, 
 notable. 
 
 'Έζαλλοτξΐόω, f. ωσω, p. ϊζνιλλοτξίωχα, to 
 alienate, to dispose i)f to strangers, to sell. 
 
 'Έ^αμα,ξτανω, to err, to do amiss, to sin ; to 
 fail, to miss ; to cause to sin, Septuag. j to 
 offend, injure, Lys. 2. a. inf. ίζαμαξτεΐν. 
 From Ιξ and άμχξτάνω, f. 'ήσω, p. ίιμάξτ^ιχα^ 
 2. a. ίίμα,ξτον. 
 
 'Έζαμύζίτο, 3. sing, imperf. j^os. Ion. 
 from 
 
 Έξά/Λε/βο^α/, to change, to change into 
 various forms, to give in return, to repay. 
 From εξ and αμείβω, fut. "φω, perf. ημαφΛ. 
 
 'Έ'ξαμελεω, the same with αμιλεω, to neglect. 
 
 'Έξάμετξοξ, hexameter, a verse consisting of 
 six feet. From % six, and μίτξον, a measure. 
 
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 'Κζύμηνοί, cv, ο και «,of six months. 
 
 Έξαναϊνί, haA-ing returned, part. 2. a, act. 
 from 
 
 'E|ava^uiy,y*. ύίτω, to come forth, to emerge ; 
 tleciinu, refuse. From \%, uvx, and ^νω, or 
 "hv^i, to go into, to enter. 
 
 Έξαναλ/ίτχΛ;, to consume, expend, exhaust. 
 JFrom ες and α,νοίΧΊσ-κω, to spend, to consume -, 
 Jrom u'ja and ά,λ'ισκω, to take, fut. αΧώσω, 
 perf. γ,Χωκα., and Ait. ϊά,λωχ,α,' 2. α. νίλων. 
 
 ''Ά^,α.νοίλωύύζ, part. 1. a. pas. of the same. 
 
 Έξανάβ-ταβ•;;, teas, i;, expulsion, ejection ; 
 migration ; destruction, resistance ; in N". T. 
 j-esurrection. From l^avia-rri^if to raise up. 
 
 Έξαναο-τίνα;, 2. a. inf. act. ίζ,ανα<τταζ, part. 
 •2. a. act. from the same verb. 
 
 'Έξκνα.ΰ-τ^σ-'/ι, 3. sing. 1. a. siibj. act. Ιξαν- 
 atr~yi(ra.t, 1 . c. infin . act. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Έ|«να•7-5λλώ), fill, ϊζανατίλω, to cause to 
 rise or spring up, to raise up. From Ιξ, ανά, 
 -«/if/ τίλλω, to rise, to be. 
 
 'Έ^ξα,νοί^ωξίΜ, f νχτω^ to recede, withdraw, 
 retreat; Herod, vii, 11.] 
 
 'Έ,Ζ.α.•ί^ξα,'Το%ί'ζοΐΛα.ί, fut. Ίσομα,ι, to reduce to 
 slavery, to cany away into slaver}'. From 
 ίξ, ίν-ήο, and ττο^ίζω. 
 
 'Έ^Λν^ύΆΤούιούμίνοί, Ion. and Att. for ί^αν- 
 Ί^οΆνΤοΙκτομινοι, ab(>'5t to carry away into slavery, 
 part. \.f. 7)1. of the preceding. 
 
 'ΈΙανοξα-τόΙΐσ•/;, su;;, v, the a^ of carrying 
 away or selling for slaves. From Ιξ and 
 άν^•-ΆΤΰ^ίζω, this from άν'^ξάττο^ον, a slave. 
 From ίνγΐζ and ττοΖί, a foot. 
 
 'E|avs3y<r<zy, they came forth or emerged, 
 β. pi. 2. a. iiid. act. from 'ihvv, or 1. a. from 
 %^uTct, in Ι^αναούω. 
 
 ΈξαΛα-τ'/ιν, 2. a. ind. act. frojn Ιϊ,α,ν'κττζμι. 
 
 'Έ,ξαν'ίΤίΐλα, «ί, £, 1. α. ind. act. (f Ιξαν- 
 ατίλ?•.ω. 
 
 ''Ej'ici'Ax^o), to stand out %r above, to rise 
 above ; in jnid. to sustain, to bear. From ίξ, 
 άνά, and 'ίχω^ to have. 
 
 Έςαν>;•ί£ν, S. sing. 1. a. act. from Ι'ξ- 
 avi'/iui, to send out. From i|, ά,νχ, and 'ί-/ιμι, 
 to send. 
 
 ^Έ'ξχν^ίω, f. ν,ίτω, 1 . a. Ι^/ίνό'/ΐα-α, part, perf 
 Ι^'/ιν^'/ικά}, to blossom or bloom out; to sprout 
 or bud out, to shed its flowers ; to break out ; 
 ώΧυκ,τα,Ινοίΐ; μικ,ξαΐ; κ,α.) ίλκ,ισιν %%'/ιν$ηκο;^ hav- 
 ing an efflorescence or eruption of pustules (or 
 vesicles) and ulcers, Thucyd, ii, 49. From 
 i\ and άνβ'ίω, to flourish, to bloom. Th. 
 ΰίνθος.] 
 
 'ΈΙανβίζω, f Ίσω, to paint with lively col- 
 ours ; to colour. F'om the same. 
 
 '^'ξανίττα,μΛ/, to rise up. See 'E^av/VTsj^ci/. 
 Wlience also 
 
 'Έ.1»ναττάνιΐίΐ, to destroy utterly, yjrc's. iiif. and 
 
 'Έ'^ανΙττασ-ο, άσόω, pres. imperat. pas. Ιξ- 
 uvifTccs, άντοζ, part. 2. a. act. from 
 
 Έξαν/ντ>}^/, f. t^avecffTntru, to raise up, to 
 cause to rise ; to expel ; to cast out, to destroy 
 utterly; 1. a. ϊξκύσττ,ίτχ' 2. a. Ι^ανίσττ,ν, 
 »ίί, >!. From ί'ξ, άν«> and Ίντ^ιμι, to stand. 
 
 'E|ayr>js, tes, Ket) Λ, safe, without hurt, cured, 
 as if'i^M TVS αι•*]ί, Plut. i?i Phcedro. 
 
 'Έ,^αντλίω, ω, to draw out, drain, exhaust ; 
 to sustain, endure. From αντλία, to draw 
 out. Th. civTkos. 
 
 Έξανί/ίι/, the same with ίνύω, f. a-a, peif. 
 ίίνυζα, to accomplish, execute, achieve, to kill. 
 There are also ανύτω, and άνύττω. 
 
 'Έξάξα, 1 . f. ind. act. of l|ay«, to lead or 
 bring out. 
 
 'Έζα,ταταν, for -άίΐν, jrres. inf. act. from 
 ί'ξα-ττατύω. 
 
 Έξαοτάτα?, ace. pi. from Ιξα•τάτ>?. 
 
 Έξαίτατάώ;, ω, to lead astray, mislead, 
 seduce, deceive ; to divert the attention from 
 the point in controversy, Lys. jires. imperat. 
 ίξαταταί, α, -αίτω, άτω, f ήτω, p. ί^'/ι-τά- 
 τ'/•ικα' ι. α. ίξ>ί!τάτ>?ο'α• 1. α. snbj. ί^ατατνατω , 
 r,?, VI. Fi'oyn Ιξ and ΰνατάω, to deceive.] 
 
 Έξαίτάτ;}, })ί, ft, deception, fraud, imposture, 
 seduction. 
 
 'Elfis-TiZTijira/, 1 . a. infn. act. Ιξαίτάτ^βΈ, 
 3. sing. 1. a. indie, act. Ion. s^^aTWut» 
 
 1 . f. hf. act. 
 
 'Έ^ατατίτκω, Poet, the same ivith ίζατατάω, 
 
 'Έ,ζ,α'τατΙίΤΛων, deceiving, part, jrres. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έι^Ά-Γχτωντί, they deceive, J9or. for i^a^a• 
 rufft, 3. plur. pres. ind. act. from Ϊ^Λτα,τάω. 
 
 'Έζχτάφοιτο, 3. si?ig. jires. opt. act. from, 
 
 Έ^ατταφω, to deceive, to cajole. From Ιξ 
 and ατάφύ.', or άταψω, to deceive. Poet, for 
 ίαΤΆτίω. 
 
 Έξατί^-τί/λα, α;, £, 1. α. ind• act. of Ιξ- 
 ατοιττίλλω. See Άτίσταλχα. 
 
 'Έζάτινα, suddenly, on a sudden, adv. also 
 Ιξατ/ν-/;?, Poet, for Ι^αίφν/ι;. 
 
 'ΈιζατϊνύϋΟί, u'la, uiov, the same with ί^α/φνί- 
 hos, and α,Ίφνΐ^ιος, sudden, unexpected, unfore- 
 seen. From a jyriv. and (ραίνω, to show. 
 
 Έξατίνα/ώ;;, on a sudden, suddenly, adv. 
 From the jfreceding. 
 
 'Εξ«ίτ/ναί, Dor. for 
 
 Έξαίτ/ν>ίί, on a sudden, suddenly, Poet, for 
 ΐξ,αΊφννι;. From a j)riv. and φαίνω, to show. 
 
 Έξα5Γλ;ίίΓ/ίί, α, αν. Ion. for εξατλ«ο•/βί, SIX 
 fold, six times as much. Th. ΐξ, six. 
 
 Έξατλ5«, ω, fut. uffUf perf. ί'ξιητλωχα, tO 
 unfold, spread out, display. 
 
 'ΈΙα'Χοζαίνω, to descend from, go out of, 
 disembark, Ajiol. Rhod. ii, 326 ; Odys. xii, 
 306.] 
 
 'Έ^απονιομαι, to expel, drive away. From 
 I», ocro, and ^ίω, 
 
 'ΈξατΓούίωμοίΐ, pres. subj. from the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 'ΈΙατΰλλϋμι, to destroy utterly, to exter- 
 minate ; aitd ίξα-τόλλνμαι, to die, to perish. 
 From ίξ, άττο, and ολλυμ», f. oXifu, J), ωλίχα, 
 to destroy; j>eif. m. ώλα, 
 
 'Έζατΰλοίατ, Ion. for ίξα-τόλοιντο, 3. pi. 
 
 2. a. opt. m. from ίξ,χ'ΤωΚομην, 2. α. in. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Έξαττοξίομαέ, οΰμαΐ) f, ή^ομ,αΐι to be Utterly 
 
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 ?ii?£ 
 
 USE 
 
 at a loss, to be in great perplexity, to lose all 
 courage, to despair-, 1. a. pas. ΐζ,ητοξτιύ'/ιν' 
 1. a. infill, ί^οίτοζπύ'^ια.ΐ' From Ιξ, α, and 
 νιίξω, to pass through or over. 
 
 Ίύ,ατοξίω, the samcy and to leave destitute, 
 to reduce to want. 
 
 Έξαίτβίττέλλί.;, /. λάϊ, ]ierf. Ιξατίο-ταλχα, 
 to send out, send away, dismiss, to depute ; 
 1. a. Ι^ατίο-Πίλα. From Ιξ, α,'Το, and στίλλω, 
 to send. 
 
 Έ^άττω, to tie, connect or attach to ; to set 
 on fire, to burn ; to hang up by, to append to. 
 From Ιξ and ^-rru, f. -ψώ/, p. ηφχ, to tie, to 
 bind ; to kindle. 
 
 'Έ.ξά'τωλον, eUf (ζίνγοί being understoodj 
 drawn by six horses. 
 
 'Έ.'^αξοίίζνμίνοί, Ion. and Att. for ΐζ'/ΐξ^ιμίνοζ, 
 chosen out, selected, part. perf. j)as. from 
 
 'Έ^ΰίξαΙζ^ίτΛΐ, Ion. for ί^γξγ,ται, 3. sing, 
 perf. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έζ,άρατο, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. m. Dor. or 
 Jon. for ϊ^γζοίτο, of ίζ,αίξω, f. α,ξω, to raise up ; 
 1. a. γζΛ. Th. αίξω. 
 
 'Έ^ιχ,ξγυξίζομοίΐ, to exchange for money, to 
 sell ; to rob one of his money. From έξ and 
 ίίξγυξοί, silver. 
 
 'Έξχξγνξί<τκ/!Λί»οί^ part. 1. a. m. of the same. 
 
 'Έξχργυξοΰν, for -ostv, jwes. irtfin. act. from 
 
 'Έ^Άξγυξόω, to convert into money, to sell ; 
 to value in money. Th. αξγυξο;, silver. 
 
 'Έϊ,αξίίμίω, u,f. y,<ru, to enumerate, to reckon 
 up ; part. \. a. m. 1^»ζΐ^μ^ιτάμίϊΰ$ . From εξ 
 and αξίβμ'ο?. 
 
 ΈξαζχεΓν KnUTiffffiVf to have a competency. 
 
 'Έ,ζ,αξχίϊν To7s φίλοι;, to succour one's 
 friends. Th. άξκίω. 
 
 Έξα^κούντ^ί, sufficiently, enough. From 
 Ιξ and αξκίω. 
 
 ^Έ^αξήομοιι, the same with «.ξύομαι, to deny, 
 refuse. 
 
 Έξαβν>ί<Γά/*£νβί, 7Jari. 1. a. m. of the same. 
 
 "Έζ,κζνοζ, ου, i και '^, one who denies any 
 thing ; ίξα^νβ? ίϊνβίΐ or γιήσΰαι, to deny, Lys. 
 and Herod. Th. άξνίομαι.^ 
 
 Έξαοίτά^^Λ;, f. ucru, j). ίζ,^ξ'Τααα, to snatch 
 or pluck away, to rescue. 
 
 "Έ,ξαξσις, ίω?, ν, the act of raising up, eleva- 
 tion ; removal, a plucking up ; extirpation. 
 
 'Έ^οίξτά,ομκι, to hang from, to hang down, 
 to be attached or connected to. From 
 
 'Έ'ξχξτάω, ω, f. νΐ(τω, to hang up by, to sus- 
 pend from, to connect or attach to, to attach liy 
 ties of friendship ; to lift up. Th. άξτάω. 
 
 'Έ^ζαξτίζω, f. ίσω, p. ί'ξ'ήξτικα, to make per- 
 fect, finish, complete, accomplish ; to prepare, 
 to furnish ; 1. a. Ιζ,'^ξτισα• I. a. iff. Ιζΰίξτίο•χι• 
 perf. pas, ζί,τίξτκτμαι, jmrt, ϊζ,ηξτισμίνοξ, well 
 furnished, perfectly prepared. From Ιξ and 
 άζτίζΛ), to make perfect. Th. α,ζτιος. 
 
 'Έ'ξαξτυμίνβι, prepared, furnished, Ion. for 
 ίζ,τίζτυμίνοι, part. perf. pas. from 
 
 'Έίΰίξτΰα, thf same imth Th. κζτύα, f. υσω. 
 
 p. ΚΛ, to prepare, provide, furnish, get ready, 
 to adorn. 
 
 'ΈΊαξχηζ, for II ά,ξχ^!, from the beginning, 
 the same with ττάΧιν, with ivhich it is often con- 
 nected. 
 
 "Έ,ξαξ^ζος, 00, 0, one who begins, beginner, 
 leader, author. Whence Engl, exarch, 
 
 Έξά^_;^ώ;, the same with α,ξρ,^ω, to begin, ίσ 
 commence. From Ιξ and α,ξχ,η, a beginning, 
 Έξά?, ahoi, h, the number six ; a hexade ; 
 a brass coin of Sicily. Th. Τξ. 
 
 'Έ,ϊ,οίσ6ν/ίω, ω, f. '/ισω, to be utterly without 
 strength, to be very feeble or totally exhausted» 
 From Ιξ aiid α,σΗήω. 
 
 'Έξαίτ^νίζω, to weaken, to enfeeble. From, 
 the same. 
 
 'Έ'ζΛσκίω, f. riira}, to exercise, train, teach ; 
 to adorn, embellish ; to polish highly. Th. 
 affKiu, 
 
 "Κξα^τΐί, the nap of woven stuffs. Fro77i 
 i'^ia-uai,from 'ξίω, to scrape, to card. 
 
 Έξασ-τ^άίττίι», f. -φιο, p. ίϊ,ήστξΆψα, to emit 
 flashes of light, to shine, to glitter. From Ιξ. 
 and αα•τξά•ττω, to lighten. 
 
 . 'Έζ,α,τΤμάζω, f άσω^ to disgrace, dishonour ; 
 to despise, slight. From 
 
 'Έ^'^αημοΛί, f. eua-c-.', to despise, dishonour. 
 From Ιξ and α.τιμοω, to disgrace. 
 
 'Έι'^α.υα'ινω, the same ivith uvscivca, to make 
 dry, to dry up. Th. αυω. 
 
 '¥J^o!.vhot.,for -as, pres. imperat. act.frovt 
 'Έ-^οίν^άΜ, f. ν,σω, to speak out or declare. 
 From, ίξ and α,υ^ύ,ω, to speak. Th. aVh'Ji. 
 
 Έξακτίί, immediately, instantly, the same 
 moment. From Ιξ and avTij? fscil. ωξα.ζ).- 
 Th, αυτός. 
 
 'Έ'ξαΰτίξ and αυτί;, again, anew, adv. 
 Th. αύ. 
 
 'Έζ,αφίημι, to dismiss, send away, let go :, 
 to omit. From Ιξ, a,'Vo, and Ί'/,μι. 
 
 'Έζαφΰύ), to draw out, empt}', drain. Th. 
 αφΰω. 
 
 Έξίβάλο», ΐ;, e, 2. a. ind, act. of Ικζάλλω, 
 to cast out. 
 
 Έξίβίύν, by Sync, for V^iQuffav, they weiU 
 out, 3. ]ύ'. 2. a. ind. act. ϊξίζζν, of ϊχζκίνω. 
 From I» and βαίνω, to go ; βγ,σομαι, 2. ο. 
 
 'E|sS;a^cvre, 3. pi. imperf. of Ικξιάζομ&ι^ 
 to compel by force. Th. βία. 
 
 'Έ.'ξίγίίξομαι, to rise up, to wake up ; and 
 
 'Έ.'ξίγίίξίυ, f ν^ίγίξΰ, p. ί^'^γίζχα, to raise 
 up ; to awaken, to rouse ; i. a. i^yiyupu. 
 From Ιξ and Ιγιίζω, to raise up. 
 
 ^Έζίγίνοντο, 3. pi. from ί^ίγν/ομ,'/ιν, 2. a. 
 ind, m. if Ιχγίνομαι. From Ικ, and γίνομαι, 
 to be born. 
 
 Έξζ^^βντΛ, Ion. and Po;t. for i'i;y,ypcvre, 
 3. pi. imperf. by Sync, for ίίγιγύξο'^το. From 
 ίζίγξομαι, Sync, for Ιζ,ίγύξομαι, to rise ^p, to 
 wake up. Th. Ιγίίζω, 
 
 'Έ/ί^ί^ζ^Όμην, ου, ίτο, I Avaited or expected ; 
 iffiperf. m. of ixVipf^oaeei, f. ίκΤί'ξομκι, p. \hM- 
 
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 296 
 
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 "ίιγμαι. From s| and ν^χομαι, to take, to 
 receive. 
 
 'Έ^ζ,ί^ίκ'/ισα, cii, i, I. a, ind. act. of ίκ^ιχίω, 
 
 f. νι<τω, p. ίκ^ί$ίκ.•/ιχα, to avenge, to punish ; 
 
 1. a. i^i^ix'/iffce, 1. a. imperat. νΛΙκησον, άτω, 
 
 1. a. inf. iK^iKnffttt. From Ik and Vikyi, 
 
 right, justice. 
 
 Έξίδβτβ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. Ιϊ,ί^όμνιν, σο, 
 το, I leased out, from Ιχ^ί^Μμι, f. 'tx^tufi», 
 Th. ^ί^Λίμι. 
 
 Έξί^^α, as, h, a gallery or porch provided 
 with seats, where the learned assembled - to- 
 gether to discourse. From l| and Ώξα, Th. 
 Τζομαι, to sit. 
 
 "Έ^ί^ξΟ!, ου, ο χα) h, removed from his seat 
 or habitation, displaced, exiled, stranger. 
 
 "'Κ'ξβυσα.ν, they stripped or divested, 3. jil. 
 1 . a. ind. act. of ίχούω, f. Ιχ^ύσω, to strip off; 
 
 1. a. VI. ϊ^ί^υίτάμ,νν, ω, ot-ro, 1. a, inf. τη. 
 ίκούσαίσ§α.ί. From ίχ and "^ύω, or "^νμι, to go 
 in, to enter ; 2. a. 'βνν. 
 
 'Έζί^ω, to eat up, to consume. Th. t'^ai. 
 
 Έξέίν, he scraped, he polished ; 3. sing, 
 imperf. act. of ϊ,ίω, f. ξίσ-ώ», to scrape, to 
 polish. 
 
 'Έξείαμξ'/ί^ο-χν, 3. pi. 1. if. ind. pas. of 
 ΙχβΆμζ'αμοίί, ονμαί, to be greatly amazed, to 
 be struck with astonishment. From Ix and 
 ^άμζβί, fear, dread, amazement. 
 
 'Έϊ,ίύΧί'φα, I pressed out, 1 . a. ind. act. (f 
 Ιχίλίζω. Th. ^X'iim. 
 
 'Έ.'ίίίηντο, they set forth, they expounded; 
 3. pi. 2. a. ind. ?h. from ίϊ,ζύίμ'/,ν, σο, ro, of 
 ixrtf /ίμι. Th. τ16νιμι. 
 
 Έξί^Λ^Ε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of ίχίοξίω, 
 to leap or spring forth. Frojn ix and ^Όξω, or 
 2-οξίω, to jump or leap. 
 
 Έξ/^^ίψα, α?, ε, 1. α. ind. act. and 
 
 'Έξεΰξί-φα^το, he bred up; 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. m. of ίχ-Γξίφω. From ix and τξίφο), f 
 Β-ξίφω, to nourish. 
 
 "E^ihfor iltut, Alt. go thou out, depart thou, 
 2-)res. imperat. from ΐ^αμι, to go out. From 
 Ιξ and ίϊμι, to go. 
 
 "Εξί/, 3. sing. 1. /. ind. act. of'ix^oj, f %ω, 
 and σχν,σω, p. Ιαχτίχα^ to have ; 2. a. Ισχύον, 
 
 2. a. suhj. σχω. 
 
 Έξί/»?, Poet, for Ιξίίί, aftersvard, next, suc- 
 cessively, in order ; adv. From ϊχω. 
 
 'Έζ'.ιχύζω, to make like, to assimilate, to 
 make an image or likeness of, to represent. 
 From ίΙχάΖω. Th. ύκω. 
 
 Έξε/καίττβ, he or it resembled, 3. sing, plu- 
 jyerf. pas. from Ιζαχάζω. 
 
 'ΈΙίίχο'/ίζω, f. ίο-ω, p. s^uxcvtxa, to copy, 
 portray, represent, to make a likeness of; to 
 form, to fashion. From ΰχονίξω, to make 
 like, to assimilate. 
 
 'Ε|ε7λί, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. i^uXsro, 
 
 3. siiig. 2. a. m. (fίla.ιξίω. See '^ί^ειλόμνιν. 
 'Έ,ξύλχνσα, ας, s, 1. α. ind. act. of\'^iKxvu, 
 
 to drav/ out. ΤΛ- ϊλχω. 
 
 *Ε|£/λό^»)ν, ov, ίτο, I took out, I took away, 
 '2. a. ind. in. of i^uioiu, f. icu, to take out. 
 
 From \x and αίξίω, f. »ίτω, p. ji^>)««, to take, 
 2. a. ιϊλον. 
 
 "Εξί;^/, or ίξίημι, to go out, go awa)^ depart •, 
 pres. iif. act. ϊϊ,ιον, ε?, ε, 2. a. part, 'έζια/ν, όντοί, 
 
 1. a, act. Att. ίξ^σα, I went out or away. 
 Frojn Ιξ and εΐμι, or "γιμι, to go. 
 
 "l^^ihai, to be lawful or permitted, pres. inf. 
 from εξίίτη, it is lawful, impers. From εξ and 
 ίιμι, to be. 
 
 Έξί/ν/σ-ώί, Ι.α. ind. act. of ^εινίζω, for 'ξενίζω, 
 f σω, p. ίξίν/χα, I received hospitably, I en- 
 tertained. Th. ζ,ίνο;, and Poet. I'Jvoi, a guest. 
 Έξε,~•τα, I said, I spoke, 1. a.ffict. and 
 ΈξεΓίΤβν, 'ί'ζίίττί, Ιξε/?Γι5ι;, ίξε/5ΓεΓν, i^wruv, 
 
 2. a. act. and 
 
 'Έξίίτω, I may say, 1. a. subj. act. from 
 ΐ'^ίτω. From Ιξ atid ίττω, to say, 1. a. u-7ra. 
 
 Έξείζγασμ'ίνοζ, '/ι, ov, part, perf pas. from 
 ίζεογάζομαι, f. άσομ,αι, p. ί'ΐξγασμαι, to finish, 
 to complete, to execute. Th. ϊξγον. 
 
 'Έ^ε'ΐξγεσύα,ι, or εϊ,ίζγεσύαι, to be excluded or 
 prohibited. 
 
 'Έ'ζείξγω, f ^M, J), χα, to exclude, debar, 
 hinder, forbid. Th. ε/ξγω. 
 
 'Έ^είξόβ-αι, Ion. and Pcet.for ί^εξύσ-αι. 1. a. 
 i?f. act. from iξύω,f. σω, to draw. 
 
 'Έ'ξείξ&ι, f. ίξε^Λ», to thrust out, to draw out. 
 Th. ε'ίξω. 
 
 ΈΙ 
 
 having sent out, part. 2. a. act. 
 
 φιμι 
 
 from ίξ/>?/Μ/, to send out ; 2. o. is,riv. From 
 εξ and Ί'/ιμ^,f. 'ή(τω, to send. 
 
 "Εξ-/ί, thou slialt or wilt haΛ'e, Dor. εξεΓί, 
 2. sing. l.f.ofex6J,f. ΐξω, imjierf ε/χον, to 
 have. 
 
 "Έξ,εισ•!, he comes forth, 3. sing. pres. of 
 Sometimes used for the future tense, 
 as in Anacr. xxx, A;c.] 
 
 'ΈιΣ,εχαμνον, See 'Έ>χχάμνω. 
 
 ^Έ^εχαύύ'/ισαν, 3. pi. 1. ft. ind. pas. εξε«αι/- 
 6r,v, if ίκχα'ιω, f. ίχχαύσω, to burn up, 1. a, 
 it^ixa'jffa. From ix and xa'iea, to burn ; 2. a. 
 'ixaov. 
 
 'Εξε«6ντ>;σ•α, «?, ε, Ι.α. ind. act. of ixxtV' 
 τ'εω, f. ν,σω, p. ixxixUrnxa, to pierce, to thrust 
 through. From ix and χα>τεω, to prick. 
 
 'Έ^εχενωσ-α, αζ, ε, 1. σ. ind. act. of ίχχενβω, 
 to empty, to exhaust. Th. χενός. 
 
 'Έ,ξεκχλν^ηάξω, f άσω, to convoke an as- 
 sembly of the people, to assemble. From ix 
 and ίχχλ'/ίσίάζω. Th. χαλεω. 
 
 'Έ.%ίχλάσθνίν, '/ii, '/I, and in 3. ;-•/. ί^εχλάατβγ,- 
 ffav, 1. a. ind. pas. of ίχκλάω, f. άσω, p. I»- 
 χίκλαχα, to break off; perf. pas. ίχχίχλΰατμαι. 
 From ix and xXau, to break. 
 
 'ΈΙεχΧε'κτβην, '/is, v, I was excluded; I. a. 
 ind, pas. of ίκχλείω, f. ε'ισω, p. ίχχεχλεικα, to 
 exclude ; Ι.α. ίζίχλείο-α, perf. pas. Ιχχίχ'λεί- 
 αμαι, σαι, σται. From ix and χλείω, to shut. 
 
 Έξεκλε-ν/^εν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ix- 
 χλί-ττοα. From ix and x'kWrca, f. "^ω,ρ. φα, 
 to steal or purloin, /). m. χεχΧοτα. 
 
 'Έξεχλίνατε, 2. ρί. 1. a. ind. act. Ιχχλίνω, 
 to turn aside, to deviate, and ί|έ;:λ<ναν, 3. 
 pi. 1. a. 
 
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 Έξί«όλ«•ψα, as, ij 1. α• iwd. oci. of ix- 
 χολύ^τω. From I» and κολά-ρττω, f, -ψα», p. 
 χίκόλαφα, to beat, to hollow out. 
 
 Έξελάαν, Poet, by Epentliesis of a, for 
 Ιξίλαν, pres. inf. act. of 'φλάω, to drive out, 
 to expel, 3. pi. pres. ίζ,ίλύονιτ». From εξ and 
 Ιλύω, Poet, for ίλχύνΐύ, to drive. 
 
 Έξίλα^βν, a7id Poet. ίκλΙΚαβον, 2. a. ind. 
 act. of'iKXvticu, and ίκλανβάνω, to cause to for- 
 get. Tk. 'k'/i6w,f. λ'Ασω. 
 
 Έξελάλ>?σ-α, 1. a. from ίκλαλίω, to divulge, 
 to blab out. 
 
 Έξελά/ίβανί, 3. sing, imperf. act. ofiKXet^- 
 ζάνω. Tk. λα^βάν», to lake. 
 
 'Έξίλύονιπ, they expel or drive out, 3. jd. 
 pres. ofi^sXau. 
 
 ΈξελΛβ-α/, 1. a. iff. act. Ιξελάιταί, having 
 driven away, 7«zri, I. a. act. ιζ,ίλκβ-ί, 3. sing. 
 
 1. a. ind. act. of Ι^ιΧαύνω. 
 
 'Έ,^ίλαα-ία, as, h, a departure, expedition ; 
 and 
 
 Έξελαβ-/?, ^ωs, h, the act of driving out, ex- 
 pulsion ; departure ; a military expedition. ΤΛ. 
 iXamUff. ίΧάσω. 
 
 ΈξελαίΤίτεν, Poet, and Ion. for ίζ,ίλαιην, 
 S. sing. I. a. ind. act. of ί^ίλαύνω, to drive 
 out, to expel. 
 
 'Έξίλατόμκίταί, thou hast digged or hewn 
 out ; 2. nng, 1 . a. ind. act. of ίκ,λατομίω. 
 
 'Έ,ξίλαύνονα-ί, 3. 2)1. ind. pres. from 
 
 ''Έξίλαννω, to drive out, to expel ; to inarch 
 out, to ride out ; to forge, hammer out. Th. 
 \\at)vu,f. ίλάίτω. 
 
 Έξελάώ», f βω, and Alt. Ιζίλω, p. ϊ^νιλαχ,α, 
 and. Alt. Ιξελίίλακα, Poet, for ίξίλαννω, to ex- 
 pel, to drive away. Th. ίλαύνω. 
 
 "Εξελε, pluck thou out, 2. a. imperat. act. 
 
 from Ιζίΐλον, is, £, 2. a. ind. act. of \\atqi(a. 
 
 Also εξελε, for i\u'kt. Ion. and εζ,ελον for έξεΓ- 
 
 λον, 2. a. ind. εξελεΓν, 2. a. inf. ί^ίλων, part. 
 
 2. a. From εξ and αίξίω, to take. 
 'Έζελίγ^ομίν, 1. pi. pres. ind. act. and 
 
 ίξίλίγρζ^ίίτβω, 3. sing, imperat. pas. from 
 
 'Έ.ξίλίγ;^α), f γζω, p. V^viXiy^a, to con- 
 vince or convict of error or guilt, to refute, to 
 find out, to discover, Aristopli. Nub. 106 ; to 
 try, to attempt, to risk; 1. a. ίξ^λζγζα, 1. a. 
 inf. Ιξελε^ξαΛ From εξ and iXiypf^u^f ζω. 
 
 Έξελε^', he chose, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. 
 Ion. for ϊξείλίτα, qfiζaιξiaf. See 'Έζί/λόμην. 
 
 Έξελεξω, thou hast selected or chosen, 2. 
 sing. I. a. ind. m. of\»Xiyta. Th. λίγω. 
 
 Έξελέβ -^ai, to take away, to deliver, 2. a. 
 inf. m. from Ιξαίξίω, to take out, to take 
 away, 2. a. εξεΓλβν. From εξ and αΐξίω, f 
 ήσω, p. ίηξ'/ικ.α, to take •, 2. a. ίϊλον. 
 
 'Έί,ίλεύα-ομαι, l.f. m. of 'ί^ίξχ^ομαι, to go or 
 come out. From εξ and 'i^x^o^ai,f ϊλεύσομαι, 
 to come ; 2. a. ίίλνόον, and by Sync. riXhv, 
 2. a. inf. ikhTv p. m. ίίλνβα, Att. %λήλν$α. 
 
 Έξελ'/?λά«εί'«ν, they drove away or expelled, 
 Ion. and Att. for i^yiXaxu/rav, 3. ;;/. plupeif. 
 cicL. of Ike verb εξελάα;. Th. Ιλαυνω. 
 
 ^^,%ί\ν.λϋθα, I came out, j)• "*■• Alt. inf. 
 
 εζίλνλνύίναί, part. 'φλ7ΐλυύ&ΐ5, from ΐξίξχο^ 
 μαι. S^e 'Έι'ζελενσΌμαι. 
 
 Έξϊλ^εΓν, to go or come out, 2. a. inf. act. 
 of 'εζ,ίξ^ΰμαί. From εξ and 'ί^χ^ομαι, to 
 come. 
 
 Έξελ^βν, part. 2. a. act. n. g. φλίοΰσα, 
 f g. from the same verb and Th. 
 
 Έξίλ^«, 2. a. subj. and 1. j)l. Ιζ,ίλόΜμίν, 
 ΙΙ'ελβιιυο-ί, 3. pi. 'εξελό^ν, jmrt. 2. a. of t/ie 
 same. 
 
 'Έ,ξίλίΤον, εί, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of εκλεΐ-ται, 
 to forsake, to abandon. From εκ arid λεί-ττω, 
 f. -φω, to leave ; 2. a. ελίΐτον. 
 
 'Έiζελxόω,f. ύίτω, and 
 
 'Έξίλχω, imperf. φϊλκον, f εζίλ^ω, t<5 draw 
 out, to draw away ; part. pres. pas. φλκόμε- 
 vos, drawn away. From εξ and ελχω, to 
 draw. 
 
 'Έ%ελχα)σις, sus, h, a wounding, an ulccra- 
 ation. 
 
 'Έ.ζ,ελόμην, I pillaged, ybr ίζαλόμνιν, ov, ετο, 
 2. a. m. Ion. σ^εζ,αίξεω• iζiλόμεvos, absclutely, 
 unloading a vessel. From Ιξ and αίοεω, f. 
 '/\σω, to take ; 2. a. u>.o^. 
 
 "^i,iXov,for ίξεΐλον, I took awajr, I delivered, 
 2. a. ind. act. Ion. from the same verb; Ιξελο?, 
 
 2, a. imperat. m. 
 
 Έξελί?, I shall or will take away, 2. f act. 
 of ίζ^αίξίω• φλωμαι, 2. a. subj. m. Th, αΐξίω, 
 to take ; 2. a. εΤλον. 
 
 'Έ'ξελΰσ-ί, they will drivfe away or expel, 
 
 3. pi. l.y. Att. for ίζελάίτονσι, of φλάω, to 
 drive away. Th. ελαύνω, f Ιλάσω. 
 
 Έξε^αξα, as, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of Ίχ,μάσσω, 
 imperf. 'φεμaσ(To^t,f. ίχμάξω, to wipe off; part. 
 
 1. a. act. εχμάζα^ι ασα, αν. Th. μάσσω. 
 'Έξεμεν, and εζίμεναι, to have sent out, Ion, 
 
 and Dor. for φιναι, 2. a. iif. of ε%ιημι, or 
 
 εξε/(£«/, 2. a. εζ,ην From εξ and Ίημι, to send. 
 
 Έξε^ει/, to have, to keep, 1. f inf. Ion. 
 
 for εξε/ν, of ε^ω, f i%ea, p. εσ^γικα, to have ; 
 
 2. a. 'ισχύον. 
 
 ^Έϊί,iμεω,f. εσω, to vomit out. See 'Έμίω. 
 
 'Έ.ζίμ'^ωλ'/;μtvas^ «, βν, sold, Ion. for εζεμ9η- 
 Τί!)λ'/ιμενο5, part, perf pas. of φμττωλίομαι, 
 Th. Τωλ'εω. 
 
 'Έιζεμυχτηξί<τα/, 1. η. subj. act. ofε>cμv!^τ>lζίζω, 
 to scoff at, to mock or sneer at ; εζεμυχ.τ'^ξίο'α, 
 1. a. ind. Th. μυκτ'/ΐζ. 
 
 'Έ•%εvatξω,f. aocJ, the same with Th. εναιρω, 
 to kill. 
 
 Έξεναντ/α?, adv. and separately, εξ ivavrias, 
 on the opposite side, opposite. From havries, 
 the same with avrios, opposite, from άντ), 
 for, against. 
 
 Έζεναξίζω, f. ίζω, the same with simple 
 Ιναξίζω, and Th. Ινχίξω, to kill, to slay. 
 
 Έξενά^ίξε, 1. a. ind. of the same. 
 
 'Έςενεγχατε, 2, pi. L a. imperat. act. ε|- 
 iviyxc7v, 2. a. inf. act. of ϊκφίξω, f. έξβ/β-ώ», 
 to bring or carry out; 1. a. φ^νεγχα, 1. a. 
 imj)erat, Ιξενε^κβν, άτω, part. 1. a. Ιζενεγχαε, 
 avTos, 2. a. ind. act. φ^νεγχον, ε$, ε. From 
 (Χ and φίξω, to carry. 
 
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 'Έ^ΐνίΐκαι, Poet, for Ιξίνίγχαι, 1. a. inf. act. 
 So Ιξίνίίχβίί, for \\ίήγκα,ς, part. 1 . a. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 'Έ.^ίηυΰ'ί, he withdrew, 1. a. act. from 
 ixvsvM,f. iv/ra, to swim ashore, to escape. Th. 
 νεόω, to nod. 
 
 'Έ,^ίνίχ^βίΙς, ivrog, and Im. t^ivu^h)?, ίίσα, 
 part. 1. a. pas. Ιζ,ίνί;\^β'^σΌ/ΐία,ι, vt, ζτα,ι^ 1. f. 
 ind. pas. fovi Ιαφίξω. S..' 'ΈξινίγκαίΠ. 
 
 Έζ-νίχ^'^ξ»ζα), and Ιζίνίχ;υξΐά,ζΜ, to take a 
 pledge, to take security, Diog. Laert. in Me- 
 nipp. 
 
 ''Ej'^ivrivnyfjc.'ivo;, τι, ov, Ion, for Ιζ,ίν>]νίγμίνοί, 
 carried out, exported, part. perf. jras. σfiιe,φiρω, 
 to carry out. Tk. φ'ίξω. 
 
 'Έζ,ίνννορζκ, χς, i, in 1. Jll. ί%ίνηνόχ^ίχ,μίν, 
 2). 771 d. m. of the same. 
 
 Έξεν^ίΛ^οί, as, i, 1. a. ind. act. o/*l»v>j^<y. 
 
 'Έξεν&ύΐ;^ Dor. for i^ixdois, thou mayst go 
 out, '.K siiig. 2. a. opt. act. ΙζινύοΤσα., Dor. for 
 l^sXawa'oc, part. 2. a. act. f. g. of ί^ίξχ^ομιχ,ι. 
 Th. ίρχ^ο^Λαι, to come. So t^ivSuv^for ιξίλ&ύν, 
 
 'Έ,'^ίνίΟ-Ά, a;, i, I. a. hid. act. of ξινίζω, 
 f. ίσω, p. i^ivtxci, to receive hospitably, to en- 
 tertain. Th. ξίνοί. 
 
 Έξίντο, thejr took away, 3. pi. 2. a. m. of 
 ίζ,Ί'/]μι, 2. a. ni. Ιζίμ^ιν. Th. Ίημι- 
 
 Έξίίτα^έ'ίν, and hij Metath. ίί,ίτξο,ύον, 2. a. 
 ind. act. if Ικ'Τίξίω, f. σω, to lay waste, to 
 sack, to destroy. From i» and τίξόω, to lay 
 waste. 
 
 'Έξίττίβ-ον, 2. a. ind. act, of ίκίτί^τα, f. 
 ΐκ,•^ΤΛΐΰ•ω, p. ίχτίττωχΛ, to fall off or from ; 
 1 . a. ϊξίΤία-οί, 2, a. sub), 'ίκ,τίσω, jjj, »i, and in 
 ?>. pi. \-A'ziffuffii 2. a. inf. Ικ-π'ίΐηΊν. Th. 
 
 ΈξίίΤίτϋΐίίΤα, ας, ε, I. a. ind. act. Bion. 
 Epit. Adon. See under 'Έκ-τίτάνννμί. From 
 i» and -τητάω, or 9Τίτάννν/α(, f αω, to unfold, 
 to display. 
 
 'EliV/irrs, 3. sing, imperf. act. of Ικτίττω, 
 to fall off or from. T'h. τ1<ντω, f. -ΠίΤουμαι, 
 p. 'ττ'ί'τττωκ,οί, to fall ; 2. a. ί-τησαν. 
 
 Έ|ε•τ/<Γτά^ί«α/, (τα,ι, τχι, to know thoroughly, 
 pres. ind. From Ιξ and 1<^Ίστι>.μαι, f. ϊτι/ττή- 
 ffo/jtcci, to know, from i-yr) and Ίατημι. 
 
 Έζ-τιστίκι, I>n. for ί^ΐ'τ'κτηχ,σαι, or Ιξίίτ/- 
 (ττγ, thou knowest ; 2. sing. pres. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έ,^ιτίτη^ίζ , adv. on purpose, designedly, in- 
 tentionally, deliberately. From Ιξ and Wtr'/i- 
 2l^;, sej, Koi 'h, fit, proper, useful. 
 
 'Έ'ξιτλαγίΐν, '/jiy '/It and in 3. pi. ίζ,ΐτλά,γ'/;- 
 (ταν, 2. a. ind. pas. from Χχ,ττΧγκτσω, f. ζω, to 
 strike, amaze, astonish. From ix and -ττ'κήσσω, 
 or -TTM, f ϊ,ω, to strike. 
 
 Έξίτλί/, 2. sing, imperf of iy.vX'iia, f. 
 ίύσω, to sail out, to set sail. Fro/n c-» and 
 ττλίΜ, to sail, 1. a. tn. ίϊ^ίτλινσύμνιν. 
 
 'ΈξΒτλ'/ιτ>τοντο, 3. ρί. imperf. pas. of ix,- 
 τλ'/ιίτσω, to strike, to astonish. 
 
 Έξίίτόνάιτα, Oor, for εζίττόντισ-χ, I made, 
 Theocr. xxix, 24 ; \ . a. ind. act. of ταύω. 
 Th. -rivoMKi, to work, to labour. 
 
 Έξί-^ζά^ομίν, we plundered or destroyed, 
 1 . pi. 2. a. ind. act. l^sV^a^iv, bi/ Metath. fof• 
 Ιξίτβίξ^ον, 2. a. ind. act, of Ικν'ίζθω. Th. 
 
 τίξβω. 
 
 Έξίτπί, it flew away, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of Ιξί-ττ^ιμι, f. sxTrmea, 2, a. i^iyrrtiv. 
 Frojn e| and Ίττχμχι, to fly, 
 
 ΈξετΛί, to tell, to relate ; to publish, to di- 
 vulge. Th. iVw. 
 
 'Έζίξ&μκ, ecToiy ro, a vomit, any thing 
 ejected by vomiting. From 
 
 'Έι'ξίξο,ω, f ά.(Τω, p. ίζ'/ίξο,κ,α, to empty or 
 evacuate, to take out, to throw out. Th. 
 εζβί, ας, ίι. 
 
 'Έ,ξίξγάζομαι, f. άσομαι, p. ίξίίξγ«α•μα<, to 
 finish, perform, execute, complete, accomplish, 
 effect ; to cultivate ; to make ; to kill, destroy. 
 From Ιξ and Ι^γάζομαι, to labour. Th. 
 ϊξγον. 
 
 'Έξίξγασ^ίν, jiart. 1. a. pas. Ui g. of the 
 same. 
 
 Έξεξγαα-ία, ας, «, a finishing, completion, 
 accomplishment, execution ; cultivation. 
 
 'Έζίξγα(ΤμΛνος, Ion. for Ιζείξγαβ-μίνος, done, 
 accomplished, executed ; part. perf. of Ίϊ,εο- 
 γάζομοίΐ. 
 
 'Έ,'(εξγαα•ηχος, h, ov, proper for effecting 
 or executing, fit or proper to execute. From 
 ^ξγάΖ,ομαι. 
 
 'Έ.ξΐξείίνΒν, he asked or inquired ; 3. sing, 
 impef. act. from 
 
 'Έζ,ίξϋίνα), the same uith ίζεξίω, to search 
 out, inquire about ; to ask, interrogate. Th. 
 ί'Ιξω, to say. 
 
 'Κξίξείτω, to demolish, break down, hew 
 down. Th. Ιξίίτω. 
 
 'Έ?,ίξίί•φί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 sam,<^. 
 
 'Έ'ζίοεομα/, and Ιζ,ίξομαι, and Ion. Ι^ίίξβμαι, 
 to ask, inquire, interrogate. From έ| and 
 ϊξίω. Th. ε'Ιρω. 
 
 'Έξίξίΐντο, 3. pi. irnperf. pas. of the same. 
 'Έιζεξίυνάίϋ, f ήσω, p. ίζίξίύννιχα, to search 
 diligently, make dihgent inquiry, investigate; 
 1. a. ίζίξίνν'/ΐ(τα. From Ιζ, and s^iuvau,f affea, 
 to trace out, to investigate. 
 
 ^ΈξίξίΜ, to say, speak plainly ; to declare ; 
 to search out, inquire. From Ιξ and ΐξ'εω, the 
 same with Th. ί'/ξω, 
 
 'Έϊ,ίξ'/ιμόω, ω, f. ύσω, to make desolate, 
 lay waste, depopulate. Th. ίξημας. 
 
 'Έιζ,ίξΐ^όντες, part. 2. a. act. of Ι'^ΐζεΊτω, the 
 same with Th. ψί^ά), to fall down, to de- 
 molish. 
 
 "Ε'ξίξΤΜ, f -φΜ, p. είνίζφα, to creep or crawl 
 out, to creep forth ; to go out ; Ps. civ, 22 ; 
 to cause to creep out, to produce. 
 
 'ΈΛΪ,ιΙράγτι, it burst out or broke out, 3. dng. 
 2. a. ind. pas. From Ix and ρνισσω, or ρ'^γ- 
 νυμι, to break, 2. a. Ιρράγον. 
 
 'Έ.ζίςντ% for ίζίξνιτε, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act, 
 'φξύιται, 1. a. inf. ί'ξίξύσ-ας, part. 1. a. from 
 Ύ.ξίξΰω, to draw out. Th. Ιξύω, f σω. 
 Έξ,ίξχομαι, imperf. ίξΐΐξχόμην, ov, iTo,f. I|- 
 
ESE 
 
 299 
 
 ISE 
 
 ιλίόαομΛΐ, to go or come forth, go out, depart, 
 go away ; 2. a. act. Ιξίλ^βν, sj, ε, 2. α. imperat. 
 T^skh, ίται, 2. α. swo;'. Ιξίλ^^;, >ji, >j, 2. a. liz/! 
 i'^iXhJv, 2. a. f^rtri. Ιξελ^Λ/ν, βί/ιτα, on• ;;. m. 
 Ιζ,^λΰββί, and Att. ί^ίλήλυθα,, pluperf. ί'ξίλΐΐλύ- 
 6iiv, iis, ii. Th. ίρχ^ομΒί.ι. 
 
 'Έξίσ-ί, 3. sing. I. a. ind.act. qf^ica^f. Ίσω, 
 p. ϊ^ίκ-Ά, to scrape, to smooth. 
 
 Έξειτ/α, κζ, 71, and Ιξεβ-/»?, »??, ί, an em- 
 bassy, a legation. From ίξ and Ί'/ιμι, to 
 /Send. 
 
 "ΈξίοΊί, to?, 'h, Ion. and Poet, for εξ^Λί, 
 expulsion, banishment, repudiation. From i^is- 
 vat, ίκ,ζάΧλίΐν, to cast out. 
 
 'Έ,%ίσκλνΐΆα, perf. act, ofixtrKXiu, to dry up, 
 to make dry and hard. From ίκ and σχλίω, 
 for trxtXiM, hy Sync, the same as α-κ,ίλλαι, to 
 dr\% to make dry. 
 
 ΈξέίΤ^ώ^ν, 1. sing, or 3. pi. imperf. ί^Ισμααν, 
 -ων, oj Ιχ,σμά,ω, to wipe, to wipe clean. From 
 i» and ιτμάω, or σ(ύω, to wipe. 
 
 ΈξίίΤίΓαίτε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. from 
 iKff-raea. From ίκ, and σ-νάω, f. σω, to draw, 
 \. a. 'iff 'X air a.. 
 
 'EfsVra/, for Ιξεβ-ετα/, 1 • y. of T^stt/, it is 
 lawful, it is permitted. 
 
 'Έ>ξίστίμμίνοί, part, from Ικστί<ρω.'\ 
 
 ΈξείΓΤίί»ώί, wa, OS, agitated in mind, aston- 
 ished, amazed ; changed ; part, perf act.from 
 ίξίιτττ^μι. 
 
 Έ|έ<ττ>7ν, fii, 7], 2. a. ind. act. of Ι'ξίιτττίμι, 
 and i^tffTaMff iKffT'/iffu, to astonish, to amaze. 
 From l| and "σ-ττιμι, to stand. 
 
 "Εξεο-τ/, it is lawful, it is permitted, impers. 
 from εζ,ίΐμί, and this from Ιξ and ύμ), to be ; 
 f i^iffTcn,for i^tffiTa,!• ϊζον, part. n. g. 
 
 Έξίστξχμμχ/, -φαι, vrrai, I was perverted or 
 corrupted ; Tit. iii, 11; see Ischleusner ; perf. 
 pas. from Ιχστξίφω, f. -φω, p. εξεο-τ^ε^α. 
 Th. 9τξίφω. 
 
 'Έ,ζίffTξOίτo'rί^^όffctro, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. m. 
 of ίκστξοίτοτί^ίύαι, to encamp outside. From 
 ΐκ, and στξα,τοζ, an army, and ίτί^ον, the 
 ground. 
 
 'Έζίτύζω, f affeo. Dor. ζω, p. ίζνιτα,κα, to 
 make diligent inquiry, examine, inquire into ; 
 to value j to compare ; to ask, try, put to the 
 ^roof, review; 1. a. i^^nrxffet, 1. a. im,perat, 
 i^iraffov. Th. ίτάζω. . 
 
 'Έζίταμον, they cut off, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. 
 of ίχτίμνω, f μω, p. ίκτίτμ'/ιχχ. From ix. 
 and τίμνω, to cut, /;. m. τίτομα. 
 
 'ΈζετχνΜτι, 3. nng. 1. a. pas, from Ix and 
 τανύω, the same with τιταίνω, to stretch or ex- 
 tend. Th. τίίνω. 
 
 Έξετάσ"»/, 1 . a. inf. act, Ιξέταβ'βν, ύτω, 
 1. a. imperat. from ί^ίτάζω. 
 
 Έξίτά<τ;ί, iug, 71, diligent inquiry, examina- 
 tion, an inquest, a review, comparison. FroTn 
 ίζίτύζω, 
 
 'ΈΙίταίμοζ, οΰ, ο, inquiry, research, discus- 
 sion, examination ; see above ; also a review or 
 muster of an army. 
 
 Έξετ/κί'τέον, verbal, adj. one must inquire. 
 
 ΈξετΛίΤΤίΛδί, «, ov, skilled in inquiring or 
 investigating, inquisitive ; ϊί,ίτα,στικον, used 
 substantively, the inA'estigation of any thing, 
 Xen. Mem. i, 1, 7.] 
 
 Έξετε/κα, χς, ι, \. a. ind, act. of ίκτύνω, to 
 stretch out, to extend. 
 
 Έξετελε/βν, tiiey finished or accomplished, 
 3. pi. imperf. Poet, for Ιξετελεβν* and 
 ΈξετελεΓτί, 3. sing, impetf. pas. and 
 'Έ-ξετιλίσβαν, 7ΐί, τι, 1 . a. ind. pas. from 
 ίκηλίω, to finish, bring to pass, accomplish. 
 Th. r'iXoi. 
 
 Έξετέλεβ-ίτ', for ih-riXtffffi, Poet, for ίξετε- 
 λείτε, 3. sing. I. a. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 Έ|εΓ>!?, ioi, ό χοά 71, of six years, six years 
 old, for εξ«ετ>?ί. From εξ, six, a7id 'iros, a 
 year. 
 
 Έξ tn του, from that time. 
 'Έ.'ξίτμ^hv, >!i, ri, I, a. ind. pas. from 
 ϊχτίμαω, to cut out, to cut off. Frotn ix and 
 Τίμνω, f τίμω, p. Τίτμτιχκ, to cut ; 2. a, 
 ίτκμον. 
 
 'Έ,ζετξύ^τισβίν, 3. pi. 2. α. ind. pas. from- 
 ίχτξίττομοίί, to turn aside, turn from ; 2. f. 
 pas. ίχτξΟίΎτισομοίΐ, I shall turn away from ; 
 2. a. pas, ίζίτξύ-ττιν, τις, τ), 2. a. subj. pas, Ix- 
 τξχτω, ^Si ί• From ix and τξί-τω. 
 
 'Έξίτζω, he was wounded, 3. sing, imperf. 
 from ix and τξωμι, imperf. ϊτξων, έ'τ^ωί, ϊτξω. 
 Th. τιτξω9xωyf. Τξωσω. 
 
 'Έ'ξίτζωίΤί, 3. nng. 1 . a. ind, act. of Ικτι- 
 τξωσχω, to cause to miscarr}^ 
 
 Έξίτν^λβκ, he deprived of sight, he made 
 blind, 3. sing, imperf. from ίχτυφχόω. Th. 
 τύφΧΰξ. 
 
 Έξε^^εΓν, to find out, invent, discover, 2. a, 
 inf, act, Ιζίϋξον, ε;, ε, 2. a, ind. act. of 
 εζε^Jξιffxω. 
 
 Έξείί^εσ•/?, εως, τι, a finding out, discovery, 
 
 invention ; gain ; ούχ ϊστιν Ιξειί^εΛί των 'ίζγων 
 
 Άυτων, there is no profit of their works, 
 
 Baruch, iii, 18. The English version is 
 
 faulty. 
 
 'Έξευξτιχότων, gen. 2)1. from 
 'Έζίυξτιχως, ότοζ, having discovered or found 
 out, part. perf. act. of the same, 
 
 'Έ.ζεύξ7ΐμίΐι, aros, το, an invention, a device. 
 From perf. pas. of 
 
 Έξεϋ^ /irxw, to find, find out, discover ; de- 
 vise, invent. From εξ and ευ^ισχω, f ν,σω^ 
 p. ευξτιχα, the same j 2. a. εύξον. 
 
 'Έζ,ευξόντίί, part, 2. a. act, of the same^ pi. 
 num. See Έξει/^εΓκ. 
 
 'Έ'^εφαύνότιν, 71$, τι, I came forth, I appeared, 
 1 . a. ind. pas. for ίζεφάνίτιν, by Epenth. of 
 a, of εχφοίΊνω^ to show forth. Th, φαίνω, to 
 show. 
 
 Έξέ^αναν, they rose, they appeared, u4tt. 
 3. pi, 1. a, act, for 2, a. pas. {ζ,εφάντια-αν,^οηι 
 the same. 
 
 'Έ-ζεφεξον, they carried out, they exported, 
 3. pi. imperf. ofίκφεζω. Th. φίξω. 
 
 'Έίζ,εφξείομεν, Ion. for ϊξ,εφ'εζομεν, 1 . pi. pres. 
 ind. act. from ϊχφζείω,^Γ Ικφί^ω. 
 
ESH 
 
 'soo 
 
 ΕΗΪΙ 
 
 'Έ^ίφνν, υ;, ν, I was born or sprung from, 
 with gen. 2. a, act. from i» and obsol. φυμι 
 (same with Th. <ρύω, to be born) ; whence 
 2, a, εφυν. 
 
 Έξί;^£«, 3. sing, imperf. or 1. a. act. of 
 iKX^ifa, to pour out, 1. f. ίκχ^εύα•ω, 2. f. \k- 
 χΐω, 1. a. ί^ίχ^ίυσ-α, \'^ιχ^ιυα, and ίζ^χ^ια, aj, 
 £, 1. α. imperat. 'ϊχ,χ^ζον, άτω, 2. pi. ϊκ,χ^ιοίπ^ 
 imperf, pas. Ιζίχ^ζόμ.9ΐν, ουμην. JFroni ix and 
 X'lMyf. χίΰσ•ω, to pour. 
 
 'Έ'ξίχξίΐσε, it was sufficient, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 act. See 'Έ^χχξαν, for Ι^αξχζΐν, to suffice, to 
 be enough. 
 
 'Έ'ξεχόβην, ης, a, 1 . a. pas. of ίκχυω, or 
 ίκ,χύνω, f. νιτω, p. ίκχίχνκα, to pour out. 
 From iK and χΰω^ to pour. Th. χιω, 
 f. χιύίΤΜ. 
 
 'Έξίχω, f ίξω, J). ί^ισχνικΆ, to be raised, to 
 rise above, to be prominent ; to arise, to ap- 
 pear. From ίξ and ίχω. 
 
 'Έ,^'ί-φυξί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of Ικ-φυ- 
 χώ, f. %ω, to expire. From hi and -ψύχω, 
 f. 'ύ,ω, to make cold. 
 
 'Έ,ξί-φω, to boil thoroughly, to cook. 
 
 'Elsiyo-ixv, Aft. for εζ,ωσ'κν, 3. pi. I. a. act. 
 of Ι^ωβεω, to impel, to drive. From I» and 
 uH'M,f. ωσω, to push. 
 
 'El'/iyas'j/flv, for \\viyoVf 2. a. ind. act. of 
 ί^άγΜ, to lead out. 
 
 'E|'/5yyE/X«, «i, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of ΐϊ,αγ- 
 γ'ίλλΛί. Th. άγγίλλω, to tell or relate. 
 
 'Έζ,νγίΐξα, as, ε, 1. a. ind. act. from ι\ε- 
 γίίξω, f. ίξω, p. ί^ίτ,γεξαα, to raise up, to 
 awaken. Th. Ιγείοω. 
 
 'Έ.ζ'/!γεομαι, ονμαι, to lead out, conduct, go 
 before, guide ; to relate ; to explain, interpret ; 
 to administer, to direct, to teach ; to be of 
 opinion, to discourse ; imperf. ί^ΫίγιΌμνιν, ουμ•/ιν, 
 -εου, ΰν, -είτο, είτο, f ί'έ,'/ιγ^ιτομαι, 1. α. m. 
 ^^,'/ΐ'γ'/ισ'ύμην, ω, α,το, part. 1. α. i^yiy/iffa- 
 μενος. From Ιξ and ίιγίομκι, to lead. 
 
 'Έ^γιγεξό-/ιν, ijs, fi, ι. a. ind. pas. from 
 ΐ^εγειοω, 
 
 'Έζτιγτιμχ, ατοί, το, narration, explanation ; 
 and 
 
 'Έ,ζ,'/ίγηα-ις, εω;, '/ι, narration ; explanation, 
 interpretation, properly of divine and excellent 
 things, as εζμτινείοί, of things common ayid 
 trivial. 
 
 'E|»j7'/jr>ji, αυ, ό, a conductor or guide ; an 
 adviser ; interpreter, commentator ; a sooth- 
 sayer 5 i^'/iyyiTu), among the Athenians, ex- 
 pounders of religious matters, Theophr. Char. 
 
 16•] 
 
 ''Ej'^'/iyyiT^fios, h, ov, serving to explain or 
 
 interpret, explanatory, exegetic 5 τα ί^νιγνιτικα, 
 
 the books of the priests containing an eocjHana- 
 
 lion of religious matters. From p. pas. of 
 
 ϊξνιγίομκί, to explain, relate. 
 
 'ίίξ->ιγόζΐΐί(τα, ees, ε, I. a. ind. act. ofi'^ayo• 
 ζκξω, f. σβιΐ, p. εξνιγόξΆχ», to redeem, ransom ; 
 1. a. snhj. act. Ι^χγοξάιτω, yisy y- From i'i 
 tnd άγβοκζω, to buy. Th. άγοξά, 
 
 'Έψ/ιγοξίκ, Ίκΐ, h> an accusation. 
 
 'Έιύ,τ^γού μένος, n, ov, part. pres. lt,viyoZvTxij 
 3. pi. pres. of ^,ny'εoμx^. 
 
 'Έ,ϊ,νίγζόμγιν, by Sync, for \ϊ,vιyειξόμnv, I rose 
 up, I awoke ; imperf pas. from l| and ϊγξβμαι^ 
 for ίyε^ξoμΛι. Th. ίγείξω. 
 
 Έξ>7ί<7•αν, 3. pi. I. a. Att. Ι^^εσκ, of 'ίζε/μι, 
 to go out, or ί'ζ,Ιτιμι. From Ιξ and εϊμι, to go, 
 2. 0. 'i'^iov, ες, ε, pres. inf. ίζύναι. 
 
 'Έζγικειν, to go out, pass by, be past. From 
 I ξ and rixoy. 
 
 'Εξ>7»οντα, o\, ai, τα, sixty. Th. εξ, six. 
 
 'Έζ>]χονταετίις, ου, ό, onewhois sixty years old. 
 
 'Έ^ϊ,ηκοντάκλινος, a house having sixty beds 
 or couches. 
 
 Έξ>ίλαβ•αν, S. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of ε'^ελαύνω, 
 to drive out, to expel. Th. ίλαύνω, f. ελάσω, 
 to drive; 1. a. ijkaa-et, p. ^λαχα. 
 
 'Έ,'ξίίλατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. τη. of Ιξάλ- 
 λομχι, to spring forth. Th. αλλβμαι, 1. α. 
 m. νλάμνιν, σο, το, and by Sync, α,λτο. 
 
 'Έ>^ήλατος, 71, ov, forged, hammered out, 
 plated. From Ιλαύνω, to forge, beat out. 
 
 'Έ'ξ'/}λείφ^7ΐσ•αν, 3. pi. 1. a, ind. pas. and: 
 
 Έξίίλί/ι/'ί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 ί'ξαλείφω, to wipe away, to blot out. 
 
 'Έζ1ηλhτε, 2. pi. 2. a. Ί^γιλύον, ες, t, of Ιξ- 
 ίξχομαι, to go or come out. 
 
 Έ|5ίλ^«ν, by Sync, for ίζ^/ίλυβον, 2. a. oftlie 
 same. 
 
 Έξ>ίλ^οί•αν, they went out, 3. j)l. 2. a. act. 
 for ίΐϋλβον, Exod. xvi, 27. 
 
 'Εξ>!λ/αίΓα, (f ίξ'/ιλίάξω, to expose to the sun, 
 ' to dry in the sun ; to crucify. From Ιξ and 
 '/ιλιάζα», to expose to the sun. Th. η>•ιος. 
 
 'Έζ*ιλλαγμενος, p. part. j)as.from Ιξαλλάτ- 
 τω, to change. Th. άλλάττ». 
 
 ΈξίίλΓ/ίΤ/ί, Ion%and Poet, for 'i'^o^os, a going 
 out, a departure. From ΐ^ίξχομαι, to go or 
 i come out. Th. ϊξχομαι. 
 
 'Έιξ>ιμίξωσ•ίς, εως, τι, the act of taming or 
 softening. 
 
 'Έ,^ήμεο-ε, he vomited up, 1 . a. ind. act., 
 from ίζεμεω. Frorn εμ'εω, to vomit. 
 
 Έξ'ίν, it was lawful or permitted. From- 
 
 ίίειναι. 
 
 Έξ;ίν?7»£, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of Ιχφεξία, 
 f. i^o'iffeo, to carry out. Th. φέξω. 
 
 'Ϊ^Ινν^ηχως, via, oi, part. perf. of Ιξανίεω,, 
 which see.^ 
 
 'Έξ>ΐ'τάτ'/ΐ(τα, ας, ε, I seduced ; 1 . α. ind. 
 act. of ε\α•νατάω, the same with Th. avarauy 
 to deceive. 
 
 ^Έξ^τα,φε, 3, sing, imperf. act. from 
 
 'Έ^,ίΐτάφΰυ, and ίϊ,νιταφίιτχω, Odyss. xi, 216. 
 Poet, the same with ί^ατατάω. 
 
 'Έξήτλωτο, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. of Ι^α^λόω, 
 to unfold, spread out or display. From Ιξ and 
 άτλοΑ/. Th. ά9Γλόος, and contract. a-rXovSt 
 simple. 
 
 Έζγςα, I lifted or took up, 1. a. act. of 
 ίξαίξω, to raise up, to carry out. Tk. algu. 
 
 'Έζ,τίξαμμαι, or ί^^ξασμαι, perf. pas. of 
 ^Υίξαίνο), f Άνω, p. ίξ^^α^»», to dry or make 
 dry. Th. ξίίξος. 
 
urn 
 
 soi 
 
 EHO 
 
 Έξ'-ί^ανίβ, I dried or made dry, 1. a. ind. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 'Έ\'ήξάνίνιν, I was dried up, I withered, 1. a. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 'Έ,'ξ^ξΐς, 2. sing, imperf. or 2. a. act. of 
 ίζαίξω, to take up, take away; Th. ιχ,'/ξω. 
 
 'Έξ^ξίτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. or pas. of Ιξί- 
 ξομαι^ to ask, to question. Th. ύ'ξοί' hence 
 ι'ίξομ,α,ι, and ίξομ,Λι, the same. 
 
 'Έιϊ,ηζίύννχηχ.) CCS, i, ^.nd in 3. j)l' Ι^νζΐννησοίν, 
 1 . a. ind. act. of ί^εξίυνάα/, to search dili- 
 gently. 
 
 'ΈΛ^ηξίνί,ατο, 3. sing, from l%'/i^iv%afji.riVy 1. 
 a, ind. m. from ίξίξεύγω, f ξώ», to belch 
 out, to vomit up ; to disembogue. Th. 
 ίξίνγω. 
 
 'Έξπξτισ-μ,ίνοί, completely prepared or furn- 
 ished, part. perf. jms. of ίξαξτίζω, to perfect, 
 prepare. 
 
 'Έ,ξπξτυμίνοι, prepared, provided, furnished, 
 part. pas. from Ιξ and άξτύω, to prepare. 
 
 'E|jj^;^*v, 3. pi. impeyf. act. from ίϊ,άζχ^ω. 
 From Ιξ and α,ξχω. Th. ΰξχνι. 
 
 'Έ,^?ΐξύ7]σί, Poet. 3. sing. 1. a. act. of 
 ίζίοωίω, to turn out of the way, rush back, re- 
 coil. Th. ίζωίω. 
 
 'ESH~2, adverbialli/, in order, successively, 
 one after another, hereafter ; ίφί'ξϋζ, the same ; 
 a l^m, following in order, the one that comes 
 immediately after ; ^ εξ?}, scil. νιμίζα, the day 
 after ; Poet, i^itrts. From 'ίχ,ω. 
 
 Έξίίταξα, Dor. for ί^'^τασκ, 1. a. ind. act. 
 of ίζετάζω, f. <τω, and Dor. ζω, to examine, 
 to inquire dilgently. 
 
 Έξ9?;^£β^α/, ουμΰϋ, f. νοΌμαι, p. pas. ιϊ,'^χη- 
 μα,ι, σκι, ται, to sound forth, to resound ; in 
 JV. T. to be propagated widely. From Ιξ and 
 9ΐχία>, to sound. Th. νΐχοζ, 
 
 'Έξ^ι^ίια, to resound, sound forth. 
 
 Έξ /siv, Ion. for ί^ήνα,ι, to go out ; also to 
 cast out. From Ιξ and "ΐίμι, to send ; or "»ιμι 
 Jbr ϊω, ίΐμι, to go. 
 
 Έξ/έή;, or Ιξίυμί, to send forth, emit, dis- 
 charge ; to lay down, to take away ; to go 
 forth. 
 
 Έξ/«£ί•^αν, Dor. for ί^ικ,ίσθ'ήν^ 3. dual 2. a. 
 ind. m. for pi. ΙξΊκοντο' and 
 
 Έξ/χετ', 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. ίξιχόμ>ίν, ου, 
 tro• from 
 
 'Κ^ίχνίομχι, to come to, arrive at, reach, at- 
 tain ; to accomplish, execute ; to be sufficient or 
 able. From Ιξ and iKVio^at,f. Ί^ομαι, p. ϊγμαι, 
 to come ; 2. a. m. ίχόμ^ν. 
 
 'Έ.ξιχη7ο•βϋίΐ, jires. inf. of the same. 
 
 'Έξικ,όμ>]ν, ου, tro, 2. a. τη. of the same. 
 
 Έξ/λάβ^α/, and -άσχομκι, to render propi- 
 tious or favourable, to propitiate, to appease. 
 Th. ιλάω. 
 
 'Έζίλα,ο-ις, ΐωξ, ί, a propitiating or appeas- 
 ing ; expiation, purification. 
 
 Έξ/λα^^«, α,τοί, το, a propitiatory ofier- 
 jng. 
 
 Έξ/λαβ-^ο?, ου, ο, a propitiation, expiation. 
 From the perf. pas. of Ι^ιλάομοζί. 
 
 'Έ,ξιλά^ομαι, I shall appease or propitiate j 
 1./. m. 
 
 Έξ/^ενα/, to go out; Dor. for i^uvai, or 
 ί^ιίνιΛ», pres. iff. From Ιξ and ε^μι, to go. 
 
 'Έι^ίόντων, gen. pi. part. 2. a. of ϊϊ,ειμι, to 
 go out. Th. εϋμι, to go ; 2. a. Ίον, part. 2. a* 
 ituv. 
 
 'Έ'έ,ί-τ^ίύομχί, to ride out, or to ride away, 
 on horseback. 
 
 'E|iVri?/*/, to fly away. From Ίττ^μι, 
 
 "Εξ/ί, εω?, h, habit, constitution, condition» 
 manner of life ; in ace. εξ<ν. Th. εχω. 
 
 Έξ/β-άζ*/, f. άσω, to make equal ; to \>% 
 equal. 
 
 'Έζ,ισονο'^οα, pres. inf. pas. from 
 
 ΈξίΊτόώ;, to make equal, to be equal; to 
 compare. Frojn Ιξ and Ιτοω, f. ώσω. Tlu 
 loOs, or Ίσος, equal. 
 
 Έξ/β-τά/^α/, to be amazed or astonished ; to 
 be changed; to degenerate ; to depart ; to give 
 way. From ί^ίστ'ημι. 
 
 Έξ/νταντο, they were amazed or astonished, 
 3. plur. imperf m. from the preceding. 
 
 'Εξ«ττ«^^, and i\i<T'ru,m,f. ίκστήσω, to remove 
 from its place or condition, to deprive of one's 
 reason ; to astonish ; to change ; to corrupt ; 
 1. a. i^i<fr'/i(ra' i.'. a. ίξεσ-τίΐν, ns, vi, I was 
 astonished or amazed ; imperf. m. ϊ^ιιττάμην, 
 σο, to. From Ιξ and Ίστϊίμί, to stand. 
 
 'Εξ/ί•τβ^εΓν, to search out, to inquire. Ion, 
 and Poet, for Ικ,'ζ•ητε7ν. From Ιστοξίω, to 
 know. Th. Ίστωξ. 
 
 'Έζισχνω, f. σω, j)' ^^'κ^χνκα, to be able ,- 
 to prevail, to obtain the victory ; \. a. Ιξί- 
 σχυσοί• 1. ο. subj. ί^ισχύσω, jjj, >?. From Ιξ 
 and Ισχυξ, strength. 
 
 Έξ/τ>?λβί, β«, ο κα) η, fading, decaying, that 
 disappears or vanishes. From ί^/ενοίΐ, to go 
 out, to disappear. 
 
 Έξ;τ>ίτέβ/, one must go out or forth.] 
 
 'Έιζ,ιτον, verbal adj. oU ονχεζ,ιτόν ίση, who are 
 not permitted to go out. From εξειμι, to go 
 out. Th. εϋμι. 
 
 ^Έξιχνεόΰα, f. ιύσω, to trace or search out, to 
 investigate. 
 
 'Έ^ζ,ιχνιάζω, f. άσω, p. χα, the same. 
 Whence 
 
 'Έ'ί,ιχνιχσμοί, ου, ο, the act of searching out, 
 investigation, inquiry. 
 
 ''E^xxihxa, iiidecl. sixteen. From εξ, κα,)^ 
 and νεκοί. 
 
 'Έζο^ευω, f. εύσω, p. ίζω^ευχοί, to go out or 
 away, to march out ; to die. 
 
 Έξβ^/α, aj, i), a going out, a departure, an 
 expedition ; and hence 
 
 Έξβδ/αζώί, to cause to go out ; to expend or 
 lay out on a journey. From εξο^οί, a going 
 out, a departure. From Ιξ and o^o;, a way. 
 
 'Έ,'ξo^^βc■σhιs, ivrog, part. 1. a. jfas. of the 
 same. 
 
 Έξόδ/βι», ου, το, a song sung at the end of a 
 play ; end ; conclusion ; and 
 
 "Εξβδβί, ου, h, a going out or departure, an 
 expedition ; death. Fro?n Ιξ and ohh, a way. 
 
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 S02 
 
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 *Έζοίχ&ω, J". γΐ(τω, to depart from one's house 
 er home, to emigrate. 
 
 'Έιζοίχίζω, f, ία-ω, to expel from one's home 
 or country, to drive out ; to depopulate. 
 From 
 
 "Εξ<ί/«ο?, ου, ο net) h, an exile. From Ιξ and 
 Λΐχ,ος. 
 
 'ΈιζοίσΌμίν, 1. plur. and i^oloOutn, 3. j)l. 
 l.f. ind. act. of Ικ,φίξΜ,^. ί^οία•ω, to carry out. 
 Tk. φίξύ), to carry j J . «. iiviyxa, 2. a. 
 nviyxov. 
 
 'Έ^'^οιχ,ηυα'ΐν, for ί^οίχνονΰ-ιν. Dor. and Ion. 
 3. plur. jyres. ind. act, of οΐ^νίω, the same 
 imth οΙχομαι, fut. οίχγ,αομΛΐ, perf. Μχ^ημαι, to 
 go away. 
 
 'Έζ^οχ,'ίλλω, f. ίλ&ϊ• 1. a. ίξωκί/λχ, to run or 
 strike against, to fall into, to avert, turn away. 
 From οκΊΧλω. Th. κ,ίλλω. 
 
 'Έζολίσ-ίΐιν, 3. sing. 1. a. optat. act. ^ol. 
 From Ιξ a7id ολλυμι, f, ΰλί<τω, p. ωλί»α, to 
 destroy ; p. mid. ωΧα. 
 
 Έ|ολ£ιτ«|£4εν, we may destroy, 1. pi. 1. a. 
 subj. act. of the same. 
 
 *Έ»^/)λΐίΤΟίϋίνω, f. α.νω, p. i^wkif^xyxec, to slip 
 out of, to escape ; to slip or fall into. 
 
 Έξβλλί/'ί^, and -λλ£/^<, y. ολίο-ΰύ, to destroy 
 utterly. Th. ολϊω. 
 
 "Έιζολό^ξίυμ,Ά, uroi, το, and 
 
 'Έ^ΰλόάξίνιπς, ίωξ, h, utter destruction, exter- 
 mination ; ruin. From 
 
 'Έϊ,ολοάξίύω, f. ίόίτο), p. ίξωλό^ξίυχα, to de- 
 stroy utterly, exterminate, extirpate ; jjres. pas. 
 ίξολοίξίύομχι, I am utterly destroyed ; p. pas. 
 ίξωλό^ξΐυ/ΛΧΐ• 1. a. pas. Ι'ξωΧούξίύθτιν• 1. f. 
 pas. ί^ολοΰζίυ6ήα•ομα.ι. From Ιξ and ολίθζος, 
 destruction. Th. ολλυμι, to destroy. 
 
 Έξβλβλιι|«, as, I, 1. «. ind. act. of 'φλο- 
 λνζω, to yell out, to utter a howl. Th. ολο- 
 λύζω, to howl or yell. 
 
 "Εξσμαι, l.f m. ο^εχω, to have. 
 
 'Έξομξξίω, f ήαω, p. ίξωμξξτικα, to rain, 
 rain down, pour out like rain ; ίξομζξ'/ισ-ίΐ 
 βΥίλνγμα, shall pour out abomination, Eccl. 
 X, 13. Tk. ομξξοί. 
 
 'Έ,ϊ,όμνυμι, and -μα,ι, f. Όσω, p. ωμοκΛ, to 
 denv with an oath, refuse with an oath, excuse 
 with an oath. From Ιξ and ομννμι, f ομυσω, 
 to swear. 
 
 '''Κί,ομοιηΰμΜΐ, to resemble perfectly ; from 
 Έξβ/*β/όώ/, ω, ful. ώσω, p. \\ωμοΙωκα,, to 
 make perfectly like, to assimilate. 
 
 Έξβ«ίλί7£ο/Α«/, οΖμαι, to confess ; to give 
 thanks, to praise or celebrate, in N. T. see 
 Schleusner ; to promise, with dat. f νισομαί• 
 1 . a. nx. ίζωμολογη(Τύίμ7ίν, ω, οί,το. From Ιξ 
 and ομο;, like, and λόγο;, from λίγω, to 
 say. 
 
 ^Έ^'ζομολ'ογ'/ισι?, ιως, h, a confession, a pro- 
 fession, a giving of thanks. From perf. pas. 
 of the foregoing verb. 
 
 Έξον, p)art. pres. n. g. from &ϊ,ίστι, it is 
 lawful. 
 
 'Έι^ονομύ,ζΜ, to name, to call by name, to 
 call, to speak ; and 
 
 'Έζ,ονβμκίνω, f. uvea, to name or call, to call 
 by name. Th. ονομοι, a name. 
 
 Έξόίτ/^ίν, Poet, for 
 
 'Έ,ζότιιτβίν, adv. behind, from behind, back- 
 wards for the future ; to which is opposed 
 
 ΚΆτότίν. 
 
 Έξβντ/ιΤΛ;, adv. backwards, behind ; here- 
 after, for the future. Th, οττίιτω, 
 
 'Έξοτλίζω, f. tffu, to arm completely, to 
 equip ; to disarm ; p. pas. Ιξαί-τλ/β-^α/. 
 
 ΈξοίΤταν, for ίξ^οττάίΐν, pres. inf. act. to boil, 
 bake, or roast thoroughly. Tk. οττά,ω. 
 
 'Έξοξίχ, us, h, exile, banishment. From I* 
 and o'^os, a bound or limit. 
 
 ^Έ,ξοξίζαν, pres. hf. act. from Ιζοξίζω, to 
 banish or drive into exile. Tk. οξο;, a bound. 
 
 'Ίί^οξκίζω, f iffci), and Att. toj, perf ΙζιόξΆΐ- 
 xoi, to cause to swear, to bind by oath, to ad- 
 minister an oath, to conjure, to adjure ; 1. a. 
 ίζωξχισοί' perf. pas. ί^ύξχκτμκι. Th. οξχο$. 
 
 'Έξoξxιβ^μos, ου, ό, an adjuration, binding by 
 oath ; an exorcism ; froTn 1 . pers. and 
 
 ^Έ,^οξχ/στίι;, ου, ο, an exorcist, one who casts 
 out evil spirits by a form of adjuration ; from 
 3. pers. perf. 2)as. of the foregoing verb. 
 
 'Έξoξx^S,f Alt. of the same. 
 
 "Έξοξχο;, ey, 0, a great or solemn oath ; an 
 oath contradicting the words of others. Th. 
 οξχ,ο;, an oath. 
 
 'Έζoξχouv,for Ι^οξχόίΐν, pres. inf. act. from 
 
 ^Έίζοξχόω, ω, fut. ώσω, perf eoxoi, the same 
 with ί^οξχ'ίζω, to bind by an oath. Th. 
 opxos. 
 
 'Έξόξχωσ■ts, ίώ/ί, VI, an oath, binding by an 
 oath. From 2. pers. perf. pas. of the forego- 
 ing verb. 
 
 'Έ'ί,οξμχω, f ma, to rush out, to fall upon ; 
 to depart, to incite, to impel ; volZv, to put to 
 sea. From Ιξ and όξμάω, to rush. Th. 
 Οξμ'ή. 
 
 'Έ'ξοξμΙω, the same as ί^οξμίζω. 
 
 'Έζόξμηα -is, icds, h, a breaking forth, a rush- 
 ing out, eruption, a departure, incitement. 
 From 2. pers. perf, pas. of Ιζ,οξμύω. 
 
 'Έ'ξοξμίζω, f. Iff ω, perf. ίζ,ωξμιχκ, tO put ta 
 sea ; to set sail. 
 
 'Έζ,όξοφοί 9τνξγο$, a tower six stories high. 
 See 'Oξΰφos. 
 
 Έξέ^ίταξ, axos, o. Dor. for Ιξό^5Γ>!ξ, a branch 
 or bough. Th. οξΤί^ζ,. 
 
 'Έ'ξόξvl^s, ius, h, a digging out. From 
 
 'Έ.'^οξύττω, f ν^ω, to dig out or up, to dig 
 through ; to pluck out ; \. a. Ιξ^^ι;ξα• part. 
 \ , a. i^apv^as, ccvro;. Th. οξΰσσω, or -ττω, p. 
 ωρνχ^Λ, and Att. οξίάξο^οί, to dig. 
 
 Έξο^;^ίβ^α«/, to celebrate by dances; to 
 insult ; to reveal mysteries ; to depart from. 
 
 'ΈξόσΊίΐξ, Dor. for Ιξόξία, thou smellest or 
 savourest. Th. οζω, to smell. 
 
 ΈΙοττζοίχ'ίζύϋ, fut. iff ω, to banish by the 
 ostracism. From Ιξ and οστ^ηκΊΖ,ω, the same. 
 Th. ίιστζοίχον. 
 
 'Έ.ϊ,οντξαχισμο;, ου, β, a banishing by the 
 ostracism in which the votes were ivritten on 
 
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 shells ; exile. From 1 . pers. perf, pas. of the 
 Jbregoing verb. 
 
 Έξβτε, and Ιξότον, for Ιξ ου, sc. χξόνου, 
 from whicli time, since when. 
 
 'Έιξον^ίνίω, aj, the same uith ίζον^ενόω. 
 'Έξον^ίν/κτίί, ιωζ, 9), the act of despising, 
 contempt ; and 
 
 Έξβϋ^ίν^ίτίίί, ay, 0, a despiser or scorner. 
 From p(^rf. pas. of i^euhivitu. 
 
 'Έιζ,ου^ίνόαι, coif' ιύΐΤΜ, p. i^ouVivcuKtx, to set at 
 nought, to despise, to treat contemptuously ; 
 perf. j)as. ί^ου^ίνωμα,ΐ' 1 . a. pas. i^oJ^vjaUvv' 
 I. a. subj. pas. ιξοιιδίνωβω• part. 1. a. pas. 
 i^ov^evnahi;, ίντοζ. From Ιξ and ονίζνόαι, from 
 βυ^ύς, ίνόξ. Th. ίΐς. 
 
 'Έ.ξουΙίνωμ(χ, ατοξ, ro, the object of contempt, 
 scorn, contempt. 
 
 Έξβι/δ£»«/Γ/ί, i6ti, 71, despising, contempt. 
 From perf. pas. of ί^ου^ίν'οω. 
 
 'l^^avhviu, ω, and ί^ουΗνί'ζω, f. ήσω, p. 
 νξου^ίνίΐκχ, to set at nought, to despise, to treat 
 with contempt ; 1. a, ίζ,ΰυύίντ,σοι,• 1. a. subj. 
 act. I'^ouhvriiTu, γ;, rr j)ff. pas. ip^ovMvtif^en• 
 j)art. perf. ί\οϋ6ζν'ΛμΊΊ)θζ, η, ov, accounted as 
 nothing ; despised. From l| and ot/h)?, ivo?, 
 none, the same tvith ovhus, from oVhl and 
 i7;• but ουύί'ίξ is from οίίτε, neither, fin which τ 
 is changed into ύ 07i account of the asjnraie fol- 
 lowing J and i7s, one. 
 
 'Έξύν^ίντιμχ, acrog, TO, that which is despised ; 
 contempt ; neglect. 
 
 'Έξοϋέενίο, to despise ; Oor. for i^ou^sviH. 
 Fro7ii i^^ovhviM. 
 
 'Έ'ξ^να-ία, as, η, power, liberty, privilege, 
 right, faculty { authority, dignity, dominion ; 
 also in JV. T. a veil, Schleiisner. This term 
 is expressive of moral power, as '^ΰναμα is if 
 physical ; ίξονσΐοιι, uv, α,ι, civil authorities, 
 magistrates. Frov< ίξεσ--/, it is lawful. 
 
 'ϋζονιπάζω, f. atreo, p. Ι^ουίτΊοίΆο,, to have or 
 to exercise power, to rule, to have power over ; 
 ivith the gen ,• but with the dat. to give power 
 to ; \-• f pas, Έ^αυσ•κί(τ3'ήα'ομα,(. Fro'ni i'^nviria. 
 'Έ^οντιαιττίΐί, ου, ο, a lord, master, or ruler. 
 From perf pas. of the foregoing verb. 
 
 "Εξβ;^;', for 'ίϊ,οχ,α, and Poet. ϊϊ,άχ^Μς, for 
 Ίϊ,οχον, eminently, excellently, in a superior 
 degree, above, adv. From ίϊ,'ίχω, to excel. 
 Th. Ίχω. 
 
 'Έξοχη, ίί, 'h, a prominence or projection ; 
 a protuberance ; excellence, eminence ; κχτ' 
 'έξοχ'τιν, by way of eminence or distinction. 
 
 "Έξοχ^ον, and ΐίοχχ, adv. eminently, beyond 
 others, above; n<iut. gen. from 
 
 "Έ'ξοχοξ, ov, ό Kcu ri, elevated, prominent ; 
 eminent, excellent, distinguished. From ίξίχω, 
 to excel. Th. 'ίχω. 
 
 'Έ.ζοχύτχτοί, most excellent, most distin- 
 guished ; superl. of the foregoing. 
 
 'Έ.ξυλύ)μίνος, η, ov, covered or ceiled with 
 wood ; in the Septuagi Th. ΐιλ'/ι, wood. 
 
 'Έ'ςυνηκοι,, or |ννίίί«α, as, s, \. a. ind. Att, 
 with a double augm. of συνί^ιμι, to understand. 
 Th, Ί»ιμ», to send. 
 
 'Έζα^'/ΐξίτίω, ω, f. τισω, to obey, to wait 
 upon. 
 
 ^Έιζυτνίζίο, f ttron, p. ϊ^ύ'^νιχα, to arouse or 
 awake out of sleep ; also in N. T. to ' restore 
 to life; see Schleusner ; 1. a. \ζ^ντνι/τοι, 1. a. 
 subj. Ιξν!Γο;ί•», ί;?, j). From Ιξ and ti^vos, 
 sleep. 
 
 "Έ'ξνττνοί, ov, kk) 71, roused from sleep, 
 awake. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έξύξχτΰ, 3. sing. 1. a, mid. ί'ί,υξύμ'/ιν, «, 
 xro, of 'ξνξχω, to shave, to shear. From 
 ί,υζο;, sharp^ 27?-. ξίω. 
 
 'Κξύξ'/ιμχί, perf. /)««. of 'ύ,υξΧΜ, to shave. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 'Έ'έ,ύξΐΐα-χν, 3. pi. I . a. act. of the same verb, 
 
 'Έξυψχίνω, f. χνΰ, to weave, to make a web 
 or tissue. From, Ιξ and νφχίνω, the same with 
 Th. υφάω, to weave. 
 
 Έξν^'/ίνα, fti, i, 1. a. ind. act. of tfie same 
 verb. 
 
 'ϋζνφόω, f. ωιτω, to exalt, elevate, raise on 
 high. Th. Ή"?' 
 
 "E|iu•, adv. forth, out, out of, wi * out ; 'ΐξω 
 ψΐΐ; τ'ολίωζ, out of the city ; ο εξω, sail, αν, 
 outer, external. Th. sx, or Ιξ. 
 
 "Έ,ζΐυ, 1 .f. act. ofi^oj, to have. 
 
 Έ'ί,Λΐ'^'/ικχ, perf. act. of i^otViu, to swell up, 
 to sv/ell out. Th. oihica, or ollxu. 
 
 "Έϊωύΐν, adv. without, outwardly, from with- 
 out ; with the gen. From εξω. Th. εκ,, or ||. 
 
 'E|«^£iy, ai, f. i\uffco, p. ίζ,ίϋχχ, to drive out, 
 to thrust out, to expel ; to push or drive, Acts 
 xxvii, 39 ; to reject, or despise ; 1. a. ίζ,ωιτα^ 
 I. a. inf. ίϊ,ωσαι. Th. ώύ'εω. 
 
 'Έξούκισχ, 1. a. ind. act. of ϊξαικΙΖ,ω, f Ισω, 
 p. ίί,ωκικχ, I expelled from home. Front Ιξ 
 and o'mos. 
 
 'ΈξΜλεκ,ειν, εΐζ, ει, plvperf act. of εϊ,όλΧυμι^ 
 to destroy utterly. Th. βλλνμι, f. ολ'ειτω, 
 p. ϊϋλίκα, to destroy ; /). m. ωλχ, Att. οΧωλχ. 
 
 Έξώΐλ^^ί, ίος, ο κα) νι, utterly destroyed, 
 ruined ; pernicious, destructive. From the 
 same. 
 
 'Έξάλιο -hv, ες, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of ίξοΧισβΙω, 
 or ίί,ολισβχινω, to slip or fall in. From Ιξ and 
 ολια-ΰο',, a fall, a slip. Hence ολκτύ'εα, to fall, 
 to slip. 
 
 'Έ,ϊ,ωΧΰύζίνσχ, Άζ, ε,\. a. act. of εξολοθρεύω., 
 to destroy utterly, to extirpate. 
 
 Έξί^/^/ν, i^e?, 'h, a kind of vest or under- 
 coat without sleeves, usually worn by slaves, 
 Aristoph. Fe.sp. 442 ; Xen. Mem. ii, 7, 5.] 
 
 'Έ.ξωμοιωμίνοί, >?, ov, made like to, assimilat- 
 ed ; part. J'rom ίξωμοίωμχι, perf. ind. jms. of 
 ίςομοιο&ι, 
 
 "Έξωμοί, ου, ο κχί τι, having shoulders 
 standing out or uncovered ; prepared, in read- 
 iness. 
 
 'Έίξωτιοξ, ου, ο xx) 'A, placed out of view, out 
 of sight. From £\P, the eye or face. Th. 
 Ό'Ττημχι. 
 
 'Έ'ξίόντλκη, 3. sing. I , a. ind. act. from 
 ΙξΛίτλ/ζί.;, to arm or equip. From l| and 
 οττλίζω, the savtf. Th, orXov. 
 
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 'Έ^^ύξγκτμαι., perf. j}as. from Ιξ and οξγί- 
 ζω, to make angry. Th. οζγνι. 
 
 'Έ,ζ,ζάξκιζον, imperf. act. from ίϊαξχίζω, the 
 same with οιχίζω, to bind by oath. Th. οξχ,ος. 
 
 'Έζωξμ'ή^^ΐν, 1 . α. hid. jjas. from ίζοξμάομαι, 
 to rush out, to depart. From Ιξ and όξ^Λτι, 
 force, shock. 
 
 "Έζΐί•ξθί, ου, ο Kcu '/ι, unseasonable, not suited 
 to ones age ; past one's prime, worn out, su- 
 perannuated. Th. ωςα.. 
 
 'Έζ,ωοτο, 3. sing, pluperf. jms. ί^Λΐξμ' /jv, ero• 
 of Ι^^ξΜ, to rouse up, spring forth. Th. οζω. 
 
 'Έ,ξωσχι, to expel ; to impel ; 1. a. inf. 
 Act. xxvii, 39; ϊϊ,ωιτον, arw 1. a. iinperat. 
 Ιξίύβ-αί, avroc, part. 1. a. of ίξωύίω. Th. 
 a>uiM,fut. ωσω, 1. α. ώσα,. 
 
 "Έ,^ωσμα, α,τος, το, expulsion, ejection. 
 
 Έξώ/ίττ»??, ου, ο, one who drives out or ex- 
 pels. From ίί,ωθΊω. 
 
 'Έιζ,&ιο•τξοι.%.ι<τμίνΰ;, ου, banished by the ostra- 
 cism ; part. perf. j)as. of ίζ,οστξακίζω. See 
 "ΌστζΟίΗ,ον, a shell. 
 
 Έξίότατβί, yi, ov, outermost, uttermost, most 
 remote. Whence 
 
 ΈξωτάτΛ/, adv. most outwardlj"•, most exte- 
 riorl}'» 
 
 'Έζ,ωτίξΐ-ΛΟζ, 71, ov, external ; common, vul- 
 gar ; unlearned. 
 
 Έξίύτε^ο?, '/I, ov, outer, exterior. From 
 t'|«, forth, mthout. 
 
 'Έ'ξωτΒξω, adv. more outwardly, more exte- 
 riorly ; and 
 
 'Εξωτικ.οζ, h, ov, foreign, strange, a foreign- 
 er ; from the same Th. Hence English 
 
 EXOTIC. 
 
 'ΈΙωχοντο, 3. pi. imperf. of \^οΙχ^ομαι, to go 
 out. Th. οίχομοίΐ, fut. οΙχή(τομ.χι, perf. Άχη- 
 μαι, to go. 
 
 "Έ.Ιωχζος, veiy pale. Th. ωχξος, pale. 
 
 "Efl, for ov, of himself, herself, or itself ; a 
 pronoun ; and 
 
 ΈβΓ, Poet, for o7, or olvtu, to himself, her- 
 self, or itself. 
 
 "Eo/, he may be, 3. pers. opt. from ίοιμι, 
 his, 'ioi, Poet, for um, m, vi, formed from 
 
 i'iy, of ίίμι. 
 
 ''Eo;y^£v, by Sync, for ΙοΊκ,οίμιν, 1. pi. p. m. 
 Alt. from 
 
 "Έ.ΰΐκοί, as, I, I am like, p. m. Att. for 
 αίκα., fom ίίκω, to be like ; whence 
 
 "Έοιχε, p. m. Att. for οΊκε, it appears or 
 seems ; it is fit or becoming, it is just ; mid 
 
 'Έΰίκίο-α,ν, Alt. for ίοικαιταν, 3, ^j/. jdujjetf. 
 m. of uxu, to be lik'.', to resemble. 
 
 Έβ/*Ϋ^, like, similar ; nc'c. sing, and 
 
 'Έακ.ό-τίζ, 7iom. pi. from loiaws. 
 
 'E«/«flTwf, in like manner ; fitly, suitably ; 
 rightly, deservedly ; probably. 
 
 ''Eoixa/s, ότοξ, like, sunilar ; part. perf. m. 
 from ίοίκα.. Th. tlx.m, to be like. 
 
 "Έοιμι, Pool, for k'l'/iv, prcs. op/, act. of'l•/ιμι, 
 to send ; formed from Ίω. 
 
 Έβ7β, gen. Ion. for tou, from iic, his. Poet. 
 for I'f. 
 
 ΈβΓ?, and loTin, dat. pi. from \os, i^, %ov. Poet', 
 for OS, VI, ov, his, hers, or its. But see 'iois in "Εβ<. 
 
 'Έ^οΊσα, Dor. for ioZtra., part. pres. f. g. 
 from ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 "Εβλίτα, I hoped, p. m. for ^λ^α, Att. or 
 or Ion. qfik^eo. Th. ik^is. 
 
 "Έον, I was ; imperf. Poet, for h. Accord- 
 ing to others, it is 2. a. Poet, for nov, of ίΐμί. 
 
 'Έον, ίόντοί, part, jrres. Ion. n. g. for ov. 
 So ίων for ων, i'ovros for ovros, Uvrt, and in 
 plur. ίόντίξ• a7id 
 
 'Eflv^', for I'ovroi, ace. sing. part. pres. for 
 ovTot, Poet, from ων and 
 
 'Έ,όντί, dual. num. lOvrts, pi. part, j^res. Ion. 
 for οντί, and ovris' from ίΐμΐ, 
 
 "Έοξγα, I did ; p. m. Att. Ιωξγαν, pluperf. 
 
 m. of the verb ρίζω, f. ρίξω, by Metath. εξξω^ 
 
 formed from ίξγω, perf. m. ϊρ'ρογΛ, and 'ίξογα, 
 
 and by Metath. ϊοξγα,• hence lopycas, part. 
 
 p. m. 
 
 "Έοξγαν, th-ey have done, 3. jyl. p. m. for 
 Ιάξγοίίτ*. So τίτυφοίν for ητύφοίσι. See 
 "Έίόργοί. 
 
 'Έόξγίί, Ion. and Poet, for ίωξγα, 3. nng. 
 pluperf. m.from the same. 
 
 'Έόξγτι, ZS} h, a pestle, a spoon. From, 
 οξγάω, to desire ardently. 
 
 Έο^ταζώ», f ά<τω, to solemnize a festival ; 
 to keep a feast; and 
 
 'ΈοξτάίΤΪμοί, ου, ο κοά ί, of a feast, solemn, 
 festival ; also 
 
 'Έιθζτοί(ττίκο5, i], ov, belonging to a feast, 
 solemn, festival. From 
 
 ΈΟΡΤΕΓ, r,s, h, a festival, a holiday, a 
 solemn feast, a solemnity. 
 
 Έβί, iu., lav. Poet, for nos, no,, τίον, and 
 this for ffos, ff'/i, σον, thy, thine. 
 
 Έβί, ϊ'ή, ϊον. Poet, for OS, y„ o, his, hers, its. 
 
 '^ov^a.,for obcra., and ίων for ων, part, jires. 
 Ion. from ΰμ), to be ; ioZfft for οΖσι, dat. p>l. 
 
 Έτ',^Όγ It/, lohich see. 
 
 Έ^άέβλίί, ου, one who has obtained, pos- 
 sessed of, Dor. for hprri^oXos, η being changed 
 into ί by Poet, license. From ΐτιζάΧΚω. 
 
 Έταγαγεΐν, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 '^'praya-yis. Dor. for ΙτΤ'/ιγα,γίς, 2. a. ind. 
 act. of Ι-ττάγω, to bring to or upon, to intro- 
 duce ; by Att. redupl. Th. iky ω. 
 
 ''E'Tuyay^.kio, pres. imperat. pas. Ion. for 
 I'TTu.ya.X'kQU. From iTti and a,yάλλoμu^, to be 
 adorned, to glor}'. Th. αγάλλω. 
 
 'ΈΑ•7Γα.γκ7^λομο!,ι, to exult, glory in, be elated 
 with. From the same. 
 
 'Έ.τά.γ&μα.ί, to admire, to wonder at ; to 
 aim at. From Ιτ\ and α,γοίμΰΐ,ι, to admire. 
 From the obsol. Th. a.yάω. 
 
 ''RTuyoivetKTiu, to be angry at or with. 
 From inland «.yavecKTiu. 
 
 'Έ,τταγγαλύμίνοξ, 2)art. 1. a. m.from Wocy- 
 yiXXu. 
 
 '^TctyyiXioi, as, 'h, annunciation, declara- 
 tion, promise ; and 
 
 ''EjTayyixXi'rui, 3. sing, jires. ind. pas. and 
 'Έ^αγγίλλόμίνοζ, τί, ov, part, pres. pas. 
 
ΕΠΑ 
 
 ΕΠΑ 
 
 from Ιταγγίλ^ομχί, to promise ; to profess ; 
 to be announced or notified, i^c. 
 
 ''E-TccyyiXXovTt, Dor. for ί-ταγγίλλΰνα-ί' 
 from 
 
 'Έ^αγγίλλύο, f. ί-^χγγίλω, p. i-rnyyiXfca, 
 to announce, proclaim, declare, notify ; to com- 
 mand, order, to promise ; i . a. ί-τ^γγαλα- 
 pres. m. ί-^κγγελλομΜΐ, to promise, profess ; 
 notify one's wishes, desire ; στξΆτία,ν ίταγ- 
 γ'ίλλων h rods ϊ,υ(Λμάχου;, giving notice to the 
 allies to furnish their quota of troops, 27m- 
 cyd. see Quart. Rev. vol. xxii, 345 ; perf. 
 pas, Ιττίγγίλμαα, 1. a. m. Ιττιγγζιλάμ^ιν, ω, 
 ατο. From Ιτ) and οίγγίλλω, f. λω^ p. ήγ- 
 yi^xot, to tell, to bring tidings.] 
 
 Έ•τ«77Σλ^α, Λτοξ, το, a promise, declara- 
 tion. From, ΙνΤ'/ιγγίλμαί, perf. ])as, of ίτηχ,γ- 
 γ'ιλλω. Μ 
 
 'Κ'ταγειν, to bring upon, to bring, pres. ind. 
 act. .firayu. 
 
 'Έτ&γίίξω, to assemble together. From 
 ί•7τ) and ίγίίξω, the same ; f α,γζ^ω, p. '^γίξχχ, 
 Λϋ:, άγνγίξϋχ• I . a. Ϋίγζΐξκ. 
 
 'Έ>9τάγίξα-ίξ, ιωί, h, a collecting together or 
 assembling. From the preceding. 
 
 ^Έι'ττάγισ'ύα.ι, to be brought upon, inf. pas. of 
 the ih'rh ϊ<7τάγω. 
 
 'Έ-ττα,γ'/^ν, 2. α. pas. from 2. a. act. ϊ'ζτκγον, 
 of ^'/ιγνυμι, or Τ'/ιγνύω, fut. τιη^Μ, to fasten 
 together, to consolidate, congeal ; 2. f ταγω. 
 
 'Έ•τα,γίνίαν, to bring to, Ion. and Poet, for 
 t'jrayitv, 
 
 'EirayXalVr, Att. for iTcx.yka'i'a-n, 3. sing. 
 I'f ind. act. of α.γλίί'ίζω, to cause to shine, 
 to make bright. Th. ayXao;, splendid, shin- 
 ing. 
 
 'ETayXai'^s/v, Ion. to make bright ; to cel- 
 ebrate ; to delight ; from the same verb. 
 
 'ΈιταγλοΰζομΆΐ, to exult or triumph on ac- 
 count of somethmg, to vaunt ; from tiie same. 
 
 'Έ,τχγμίνοί, part. pres. m. alluring, dr^/ing, 
 attracting ; Im, for Ιι-'/ιγμίνοί, or for i/eecyo- 
 μίνοί, from ϊτάγω. 
 
 'Έ/^αγομαι, to bring or convey, to import ; 
 to persuade ; get, obtain, cite one's author or 
 witness. From ί'^άγαι, to bring. Th. α,γω. 
 
 "Έί•χοίγον, See 'Έιττά,γι^ν. 
 
 'Έ-τκγοξίύΐΐν, to say moreover or besides, 
 to say further. From ά,γοξίύω, to harangue. 
 Th. οιγοξκ. 
 
 'Έ<;τάγξΐοζ, ου, ο χκ) ίι, wild, savage, fero- 
 cious. From It/ and eiy^ios, wild. Th. 
 
 'Έ•γχγξίόω, to make wild ; to exasperate, en- 
 rage. From, the same. 
 
 'Έι'^τοίγξντνίω, ω, f %(Τω, p. vixa,, to pass 
 sleepless nights in thinking of a thing, to watch 
 ever. From, ίττ) and IWiea, to sleep ; by 
 Pleonasm of the letters γξ. Th. vtvos. 
 
 'EirayiM,y. ί-ρτιίίξ,ω, p. Ι-π^ΐ^χ^α,, to bring upon ; 
 to lead or bring in, introduce, import ; to 
 strike against, inflict ; to persuade ; to induce ; 
 to incite; 1. a, I'rri^tx,, part. 1. a. Ινάϊ,Λς, 
 envoi' 2. a, ΐττηγον, Att. Ιτ^γχγον hence 
 
 39 
 
 2. a. inf. i'TuyayiTv. From ίτ) and Ιίγω, to 
 lead. 
 
 Έταγωγ^/ι, >ji, it, a bringing in, importation ; 
 entrance, hostile inroad ; an accusation ; in 
 Logic, induction, Aristot. 
 
 'Έ'^αγωγοί, h, ov. having the power of per- 
 suading or fiioving, persuasive, alluring ; de- 
 ceitful, fallacious. Hence 
 
 'Έ.τα,γωγότα.τα,, things which have a very 
 great persuasive influence. From Ιτάγω, to 
 induce. T/i. α,γω. 
 
 'Έ.•/Τα.γΜνιξομ»ί, f. ίσομαι, p. 'έΤί^γωνίσ-μαι, 
 to strive or contend for earnestly ; to strive 
 again ; to renew a contest. From Iri and 
 uyuv, a contest. 
 
 'Έ.•τά,}ω, f. άσω, to sing to ; to allure by 
 siuiiini:, to charm or inchant ; to inculcate. 
 From Wi and m^m, contract, from άείόω, to 
 sing. 
 (i> Έ-ΧΆί1^αν, Poet, for ίτ/βαν, to sing to. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Έταίΐξΰίί, lifting up, raising, pa7~t. 1. a. 
 act. of ίτα,ύξΛ), to raise up, to rouse, to excite. 
 Th. α,ύξω. 
 
 ^Έ-τΓκίίξΰντι, they raise up, Oor. for Ιίταε/- 
 ξονιη, 3. /.•/. pres. ind. act. from the same. 
 
 'Έτταίίξω, to lift or raise up 5 to place upon ; 
 to rouse, to excite ; to solicit. From i-r) and 
 οίίίξω, to lift. 
 
 "Έτχύλον, ου, το, the prize of the combat ; 
 any reward ; punishment. 
 
 "E?ra^ef, 2. a. ind. act. of -τάσχ^ω, f. τηΐιτο- 
 μαι, to suffer ; 2. a. inf. 'π-α,άίϊν, p. ni. -ri• 
 
 Έτα^^ί/ζίί/,^*. ο\(Τω, p. {'^''/ίθζοικα,^ to collect or 
 assemble together ; ])res. pas. Ι'Τοι.ύξοίζομΆΐ. 
 From iTi and ά,^ξοίζω, to collect. 2Ίι. 
 α,ύζοοζ. 
 
 'Έ'ΡΓΟίΊ'ά.ζω, to weep over, to bewail, to la- 
 ment. From It) and αΐά'ζω. 
 
 'Έταίγ^*ιν, adv. impetuously, violently ; 
 superficially, slightly. Th. α,'ϊβ-ιτω. 
 
 'Έ-τταιγ'ιζύιΐ, to rush down upon, to blow 
 violently. From Ιττι and uly)?, h, a tempest. 
 Th. α,ίιτσω. 
 
 'Έ'ΡΓΰαΙίαμα,/, to be ashamed, to blush at ; to 
 reverence. Th. al^uf. 
 
 'ΈΑ-ττα,ΐ^ζσθύξ, reverencing, jmrt. 1. a. of the 
 preceding verb. Th. al^ug. 
 
 'Fj'jrxihvhv, ης, tj, I . a. ind. pas. of 'renhu- 
 ομοίΐ, to be instructed or taught, to be corrected. 
 Th. τΰίΐζ. 
 
 'Evra/s/v, to hear, perceive, understand. Th. 
 αϊω. 
 
 'Έιτοίίχλια, and ϊ'τα,ίκνιοί, ων, τα,, the second 
 course or dessert, dainties. From It/ and 
 uixXov, or βίιχνον, food, a feast. Th. αϊχλοί. 
 
 Έίτα/νίΓ, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of ϊττα,ιύω, 
 to praise, 
 
 'Έι9ΓΆΐνίοντι, Dor. for ίτΤΆίνεουίΤί, 3. ρ/, pres. 
 ind. act. cfthe same ; as also 
 
 Έίτα/νέο•»/, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Έίτα/νέ(Γί/ε, 3. sing, 1. a. opt, act. jEol.for 
 l-TTctmffxi, 
 
ΕΠΑ 
 
 ϋοβ 
 
 ΙΙίΑ 
 
 Έ«•α/ν£β'β'ί<ί, he may have approved or prais- 
 ed, 1. a. opt, act. JEol. for the jyreceding ; 
 and 
 
 'ETccinffffu, y}?, 55, 1. a. subj. act. Poet, hy 
 doubling a; all from Ιταινίω, f ία•ω, to praise. 
 
 'Έ.-7τα.ιητίος, to be praised, worthy of praise, 
 a verbal affective ; and 
 
 'Έτα/νίτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, one who praises, a praiser ; 
 and 
 
 'Έ•ΤΆίνί7ο;, h, ov, worthy of praise, commend- 
 able, praised ; and 
 
 'Έταίητοξ, ου, ό, a mans name, Epenetus, 
 ivhich, interpreted, is praised, praiseworthy ; all 
 from, 
 
 'Έ,^αίίνίω, ω, f. Sffco, a7ld Poet. ή(Τω, p. ίΤίη- 
 viKu, and 'ήχα, to praise, commend ; to approve, 
 assent; 1. a. Ιτιψισα' 1. a. imperat. act. 
 i-TTKiMiffov, ocru. Tilt cc'ivo;. 
 
 'Έιττα,ιψή, frightful, terrible, fearful. From 
 irri and ahos, w, ev, dreadful, terrible. 01 
 
 'ΈJ9rc^^vr,σ^ΰι,tς, JEol. for I'Xa.tvnffas, part. 1. a. 
 act. and 
 
 Έίτα/ν'/ίβ"/?, he may have praised, 3. sing, 
 1. a. subj, act. a7id 
 
 'E>^aiv>ircn,for ίττΜν'ίητΆΐ, he may be praised, 
 3. sing. pres. subj. pas. from ίττα,ιύω. 
 
 "Έταινοξ, ου, ο, praise, commendation, a 
 panegyric ; a reward. From lf>r< arid ctivoi. 
 
 'EivrKivou[Aiv,for Ιναινίομίν, we praise ; l.pi. 
 Itra/vflvir;, for ί-τΤΰανίουσ-ι, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. 
 and 
 
 ''Ά'ττα,ινούμίνος, for -ίόμζνβξ, praised, com- 
 mended, 2)art, pres. pas. from, ίταινίω, to 
 praise. 
 
 Έίταίξα/, to rush upon, 1. a, inf. act. and 
 
 ΈίΤαίξ/Ζί, rushing upon, part. 1. a. act, 
 from, ϊ-τη and Ά^(τσω,f. \ω, to rush. 
 
 ΈίΤίί/ζβ^ίΛα/, to lift or raise up ; and 
 
 'Έ,ίΤοίίξω, f, ά,ξω, p. νίξκ,κ, to lift or raise up, 
 to exalt, to elevate ; to move, impel ; to en- 
 courage ; to elate, to pufF up ; to exact or ex- 
 tort ; ^ίξκτα'α. ίττα'ΐξίΐν, to exact more than one 
 ought ; ίΤα,Ίρίίί αυτόν βαοΊλΐϊα στξβίτ?.υίσβχι, 
 you stimulate or provoke the king to make 
 ΛΥΒΓ, Herod, vii, 10. From ίττ) and α,'ίξω, to 
 lift up, to raise ; \. a, ^ξκ, part. 1. «. «gaj, 
 
 "Είτα/ιτί, 3. sing. \. a. ind. act. from -^Άΐω, 
 f. TBiiffet), to strike. 
 
 'Έτχισ'βα,νομχι, to perceive, to feel ; to hear, 
 to understand ; and 
 
 Έ5τ«<ν^!7/ί*α, «rej, TO, sense, feeling, percep- 
 tion. From οίκτίύ,νομα,ι, to perceive, to feel. 
 
 'ΈιΤοί,'ΐσα'ομοι.ι, to rush upon ; and 
 
 Έταίο-ίΤβντα, acc. sing. part. pres. act. 
 from 
 
 'Έ,-^αία-ίΤω, to rush upon, fall upon, attack ; 
 with dot. somclimps, to run to ; also to pursue, 
 ^p strike ; with arc. sometimes to rise up against. 
 ^xVowi Wt and αΐϊσσω, to rush. 
 
 'EiTa/irrei, ου, ο xai '/), one of whom any 
 thing has been heard or is known, detected, 
 discovered. See" Κ'ίστο;. 
 
 ''&'^αι<τχυν6ήιχομαι, 1 .f. pas. from 
 
 'ΈΑ^αΐίτχΰνομαι, to be ashamed of, to blush- 
 with acc, 1. a, pas. i^yiir;^uvhv. Th, αίσχ^οξ, 
 
 SOS, fo. 
 
 'E^a/T£&>, f. νισω, p. Ι'Τ?7τ>}«α, to beg ; to 
 ask moreover or besides. Th, a\riu, 
 
 ΈίΤα/<Γ57ί, ου, ο, a beggar. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Έ,-^οίΐτιάομαι, to accuse, to blame, to lay the 
 blame on. See ΑΙτιάομχι. 
 
 'Έταιτίο;, ου, ο χα) h, one who is in fault, 
 guilty. Th. alrla. 
 
 Έ•7ταΊ^β'/ι, it was played, 3. sing. \. a. ind. 
 pas. of 'pralZ,oa,f. ξω, and α-ω, to play. 
 
 'Έ^α,ί'ω, to liear, to feel, to understand. 
 From ά,ί'ω, to hear. 
 
 'Έταίωξ'ίΜ, to raise or hang up, to suspend, 
 and 
 
 'Έι^αίωξουμαι, for -ιομαι, to be lifted up, tO 
 be suspended ; to be elated ; to impend, to 
 hang over ; to act doubtfullj^ or with hesita- 
 tion ; and 
 
 ^Έιτταιωξ^οΰμινοΐ, for -ιΌμινοζ, ου. From αΐω- 
 ξίω, to raise up, to suspend. 
 
 ^Έ,-τΓοίΗ,'/ιχοα, as, ε, p^f. W• ^^^ Έ'τίακουια. 
 'Έταχμάζω, to flourish, to thrive, to be in 
 the flower of one's age. From Ιτ< and ακμά- 
 ζω, to flourish. Th. αχμ^. 
 
 Έ'7Τα»ολοΰ6ισί5, luist h, a consequence, se- 
 quel, result. From perf, pas. of 
 
 'Έιτταχολου&ίω, f. ^α-ω, p. ί^τηκολούίνιχα, to 
 follow after, to follow ; to obey ; to prosecute, 
 as an undertaking, to follow diligently, to im- 
 itate ; 1. a. act. W'/ixoXoo^i^tra, 1. a. subj. 
 ί-χαχολουΟ!ησ•ω. From ΙίΤ* and axoXov^os, oVy 
 xa) ^. 
 
 Έτάκββί, ου, ο χα) νι, Dor. for i'ffyixoos, a 
 hearer ; judge, umpire, Theocr, viii, 25. Th. 
 αχουω. 
 
 'Ecra«flus, hearken, attend thou, pres, im- 
 per at. hct. and 
 
 'Έ^axoυos, ου, ο χα) vi, Dor. for Irinxoos, that~ 
 hears, that attends public assemblies, ^c. a 
 hearer, an attender at the forum, ^c. Hes. 
 Op. '29.] 
 
 'Έ-^αχουο-αι, 1. a. inf. act. from ίταχούω, 
 'Έ,'τάχουσ•το5, ου, ο xau νι, that is or may be 
 heard ; hearkened to or obeyed. From 
 
 ^Έ,ταχούω, f. ouffn», p. ίττνιχουχα, to hear, to 
 hearken to, to obey, to learn ; I. a. ί-τγιχουσα' 
 hence 1. a. subj. ί-τταχούσω, »??, »;, perf. pas, 
 ί<τ^χουσ•μαι, p. m. ivrixoa, and Att. 'ίτταχή- 
 xoa. Th. αχούω. 
 
 'Έταχζΐζοΰμαι, for -όoμal,f ώσομαι, to take 
 strict care of, to administer strictly. Fron^, 
 ίττ) and άχξΐ^όω. 
 
 'Έ,'^αχξοάομαί, ωμαι, to hearken or listen to, 
 to give ear to ; imperf ίτ'/ιχξοαόμ^ν, ώμην, S^c. 
 From It/ ?md a•Λξύάoμaι,f. άσομαι, to hear. 
 
 Έ'τταχ^οα'τίζ, %cos, Κ a hearkening or listen- 
 ing ; obedience. From the preceding. 
 
 Έ';τακτ>/ΐξ, ^os, o, a hunter, a huntsman; 
 and 
 
 "E.'jeaxrixos, ii, ov, attractive, alluring ; a 
 stranger ; also inductive. From, ίττχγω. 
 
ΕΠΑ 
 
 307 
 
 ΕΠΑ 
 
 Έτακτιοί, ev, ο κκι h, situated on or near 
 the shore. From axrh, the shore. 
 
 Έ'τακτΰί, ίι, ev, imported, coming from 
 abroad, foreign ; * adventitious ; intercalated ; 
 i-jrciKTos ομξξβς, a violent shower of rain. From 
 S'^rayu. Th. ay ω. 
 
 'Έ.•-τκχτζίυ!, a hunter, a huntsman who urges 
 on f'i'pfayuj the dogs after the game ; and 
 
 Έταχτξΐς, i^os, ή, a fishing-boat, a small 
 piratical vessel ; and 
 
 "Εττακ,τξον, ου, το, a fishing-vessel. Froin 
 \τά,yω, to impel. 
 
 Έ?τ«λ«/εν, he wrestled, 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 of '^ίκΧα,Ιω, to wrestle, to struggle. 
 
 Έ<Τ«λαλ«ζ<*;, /. άξΛ/, p. α,χ,οι, to shout with 
 joy at, to shout in honour of, to raise the cry 
 of battle. From if) and αλκλάζω, to raise a 
 shout. Th. άλαλη. 
 
 'Έ,-ταλύομαί, to wander through or over. 
 From αλύομκί, to wander. 
 
 'Έταλασ-τίω, to be deeply affected with one's 
 misfortunes, to commiserate. From Ιτί and 
 «λαιττίω, the same. From αλαστοζ, Oor. for 
 α,λ'/ΐ(Ττοί, that cannot be forgotten. Th. λή&ω. 
 
 ΈοΓαλαίΓΤ5ί<ταίΓ«, commiserating, part. 1. a. 
 act. fern. gen.. of the same. 
 
 'Έιταλείφω, to anoint or smear over ; to ex- 
 hort, to encourage. FroM α,λίίφ&ι, to anoint. 
 
 ΈίτάλεξίίίΤβιΐίΓίί, about to assist or help, part. 
 l.y. act. f. gen. from It) and αλίζω, or 
 άλί'ζίύι/, to avert, to aid. 
 
 'Έ'roc,λλ&yy|, mi h, alternation, exchange, 
 variation ; and 
 
 Έίταλλάττώ/, f. ζω, to change, to vary, to 
 alternate. From α,λλ&ασω, or 'ττω, f ζα, to 
 change ; to border upon ; to interweave ; to 
 partake. 
 
 'Κτάλλίτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. from «τάλ- 
 λω, to brandish, to shake. Or, according to 
 others, for ίψήλλζτο, imperf. from Ιφάλλομια, 
 to spring upon. 
 
 Έ(τάλλ>ίλοί, ου, ο κα) hy one upon another, 
 in quick succession, thick ; frequent. From 
 ίτ) and αλλήλων, and this from άλλο;, 
 another. 
 
 'Έτάλμίνο;, springing upon, bt/ Sync, for 
 Ιφάλλαμίνοζ, JEol. the rough breathing being 
 changed into the smooth ,• from ϊφάλλομαι. 
 
 "Κταλξ/ί, ίύοξ, y), a battlement of a wall. 
 From, ίτ) a7id άλκίι, strength. 
 
 "Έι'π'χλ'τνοί, ου, a word found only in Pindar 
 and applied to a fair wind, us if by Sync, for 
 Ινίύαλττνοζ, From It) a7id Β-αλτνο;, splendid, 
 shining, a7id by Metaph. grateful as the light, 
 gentle, pleasant. From S -άλτω, to make 
 warm. 
 
 "Έταλτο, he leaped upon, imperf. ^ΈοΙ. for 
 ίφάλλετο, or pluperf. pas. for Ιφνιλτο, From 
 ίψάλλομαι. See 'Έ^τύλμίνο;. 
 
 'ΈίΤαμαν, for ϊταμαίΐν, and ίΤαμα/τύαι, for 
 Ιταμαίσβαι, to heap up ; pres. inf. act. from 
 άμαω. 
 
 'Κτ&μζ'ιζω, or ίταμί'ιζομαι, f. "φομαι, to ex- 
 change ; to shift from one side to another 
 
 alternately. From It) and αμύζω, f. 'φω, 
 p. ημιιφα, to change. 
 
 'Έταμΐΐνων^αί, ου, ο, Epaminondas, the The- 
 ban general. 
 
 'ΈτάμΐίΤτβ, he had answered, Ion. for Ιττή- 
 ματτο, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. ofϊτuίμιtSω. 
 
 'Έτάμίξοζ, ου, ο χα) hi Poet. uEoL and 
 Ion. for Ιφήμίξοζ, of a day, lasting only a day, 
 ephemeral. From ΐτ) and γιμίξοί, a day. 
 
 'Έταμησάμίνοζ, having heaped up, part. 
 1. a. m. of Ιταμάω, to heap together, to ac^ 
 cumulate. From It) and άμάω. 
 
 ^ΈταμοιζαΤίξ, or Ιταμοίξα'^ον, adv. alter- 
 nately, mutually. From Ιταμύζω, to alternate. 
 
 Έταμοιξοί, 7i, ov, alternate, alternating. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 'Έταμϋνω, f. ννω, to succour, to help ; to 
 defend, to avenge. 
 
 'Έτ&μυναι, to defend, 1. a. inf. act. &τά- 
 μυαον, άτω, 1. a. i?nj}erat. of ίταμυνω, to de- 
 fend. Th. άμννω. 
 
 Έτaμφoτiξίζω,f. ίο-ω, to incline as much to 
 one side as the other ; to be doubtful or ambigu- 
 ous, to use ambiguous language ; to vibrate or 
 balance between. F^^om άμφ^ηζο;, each. ΓΛ. 
 αμψω. 
 
 'Έτάν, for iTYjv, conj. after that, if. From 
 It) and av, or iav. 
 
 'Έταναζαίνω, to ascend or to mount up 
 upon. From ίτ), άνα, and βαινο), to go. 
 
 'ΈΑτανα,ζάλλΐίτβοίΐ, to defer, delay from time 
 to time ; to put οίϊ" Herod, i, 91 ; 2Jres. inf. m. 
 See ^Αναζάλλω. 
 
 Έταναζλ'/ι^ον, adv. by throwing or casting 
 upon, in the manner of a cloak or mantle. Th, 
 βάλλω. 
 
 'ΈτΆνχ,ζοάω, f. 'Α(τω, to cry or call out, to 
 ciy aloud. From ix), am, and βοάω, to cry 
 out. 
 
 'ΈiTavaγciyi7v, 2. a. inf. act. of ίτayάyω. 
 
 'Έ^ταναγινωσκω, to read over, to read. From 
 It) and avaytveuirxM, to read. Th. γινωοΉ,ω. 
 
 ^'Έ4T&vΆyκ,άζω,f άσω, to compel, force, con- 
 strain. From άναγχάζω, to compel. Th. 
 avayx'/i. 
 
 ''EiTavot.yxis, adv. necessarily, of necessity ; 
 ■ra ίτάναγχίξ, scU. ovra, things which are 
 necessary, ^4cts xv, 28. Th. avayxvi, 
 
 'Έτανάγω, f. άζ,ω, to bring back, to lead 
 back, to recall, to restore •, to launch out ; to 
 put to sea ; to return ; 2. a. iTavnyayov 2. a. 
 imperat. act. iTavayu^yi, launch out thou. 
 From ίτ), άνά, and άγω, to lead. 
 
 'ΈιΤανα^ίτλωσΊί, ίωξ, '/i, the repetition of a 
 word, a reduplication. From ίτ) and avaVt- 
 τλωσις, a reduplication. Th. ^ιτλάο;, oZs. 
 
 'Έτκναξΐύγννμι, f. ζω, to return ; to set 
 out, to depart. From It), άνά, and ζίύ- 
 γννμι. 
 
 'Έταναίξίομα4, to undertake, to enter upon, 
 to choose, to begin j to kill. Fi^om ίτ), άνά, 
 and αΐξίω, to take. 
 
 'Έταναίξί<τ»ί, ίωζ, 'h, slaughter, massacre, 
 destruction, death» From άνοαξίω, to kill. 
 
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 'E-ravas/oiy, f. αηω, to raise up, to elcA'atc. 
 From h-TU, «νά, and «'/<?«, to lift up. 
 
 Έι'Τα,νά,Άίιμα.ι, to be laid up, to be reserved 
 for, to wait. From It;, άνά, and κίΤμαι, 
 to lie. 
 
 ΈίΤ«νά«λ>;ιτ/?, siyj, i, a recalling or bringing 
 back, restoration. From W), άνά, and χαλίω, 
 to call. 
 
 Έταναλα^ίΛοαν/;, to talce again, to retake ; 
 to repeat ; to take hokl on, to seize. T/i. 
 Xc/.f/OiivM. 
 
 'Έ.•;τίχνΛλί;•φι;, ίω;, h, a repetition. From the 
 former verb. 
 
 ^^iTctvctXcyuv, pres. inf. act. to repeat from 
 the beginning, to explain clearly and distinctly. 
 From i-z), avk, and λίγω, to say. 
 
 'Έ•τα.νίχ.μίνΜ, to tarr}' or to Λvait for. From 
 Im, άνά, and μίνω. 
 
 ^Έιτανχμίμν/,τκω, f νκΤω, ρ, Χ'ττα,να.μλμνγ,χ.Ά, 
 to remind, to put in mind, ivith the ace. From 
 iv), άνά, and μ,ιμν/,β-κ,ω, to put in mind. Th. 
 μvά.cμ,aι,f, μψ/\<τομο(.ι, p. μΛμ^'ημα.ι. 
 
 'Ίίττχνα,νίβω, f ώτω, perf. ωκα, to renew 
 again, to renew. From st), uvx, and vsaw, the 
 same. Th. vio;. 
 
 'Έ,τανα'^κυομίχι, with dat. f αύιτομαι, Jl). 
 ί^χνχ-τν,τκνμαι, to rest upon, to lean upon ; to 
 acquiesce in» to rely upon ; 1. o. )n. Ιταή- 
 <τχν(τάμ9ΐν^ »5 Άτο. From ί-τί, uvu, and 'ΐκνω, 
 to cease ; 2. a, 'ίτ'χον. 
 
 'Έ'Π&ναζλ'αιν, to sail often ; to sail back ; to 
 sail out against, pres. inf. act. Th. τλίω. 
 
 'Έτανάα-τα,ίΠί, ιω;, 'h, insurrection, revolt ; 
 eminence, elevation ; a tumour. From l-r/, 
 α,να., and trraffi;. Th. 'κττ'/ιμ,ι. 
 
 'Έταναα•7ίλλω, to repress, restrain, to check. 
 Th. στ'ίλΧω. 
 
 'Έ^τα.νάστγιμα., aro;, το, a prominence, a 
 tumour ; and 
 
 'ΈιΊΤα,νχίΤΤ'^.σομκι, \f• in. from ϊ'ττα.ΆστΆμαι, 
 to rise up against. Froyn l-r), ίνα, and 7ίΓτ>?/4/, 
 to stand. 
 
 'E^avftirr^sipit/, to return ; to cause to turn 
 back. From l-i, άνά, and στοίφω. 
 
 'Έ,'Τχναιττξίφτι, τις, 'h, a turning Lack, a re- 
 turning. From the preceding. 
 
 '^^TxvKTtha-uxi, pres. inf. pas. from Ι-τα- 
 νατίίημι, to place r.r lay upon in addition, to 
 superadd to ; to impute, attribute to. From 
 Wi, ανά, and τ'ίξ'Αμι, to put or place. 
 
 Έτανατ^ίτ^, to subvert, over li; row, or de- 
 stroy. From i-ri, xvci, and τξίχω. 
 
 ^Έι'τχνατοϋγάομχί, to glean what remains 
 after vintage. From Ιτί, ava, and τζνγάω, to 
 gather grapes. 37/. τούγ'/ι. 
 
 'Έτχνχφ'ίζΜ, to repeat, to double ; to lay the 
 charge upon another, to impute to ; to bring 
 back ; to report or relate ; and 
 
 'ΊίτΓχναφοοχ, χ;, «, a repetition. From φίξω, 
 to carry. 
 
 'Έ'ΖχνΦ/ια'ομχι, 1.^*. i7id. pas. of Ιτανίνιμ-ι, to 
 relax, to slacken. Tli. Ίημι. 
 
 'Τ^τύνίίμι, to return, to come or go back, to 
 repeat. From ί•^), xvu, and ιίμι. From ϊω. 
 
 'Έ,ίΤχνίίξίο-^αί, to ask anew or again. From 
 tloouxi, to ask, to question. Th. uou. 
 
 'Έ,-π-χνύζ, haΛ^ng released, part. 2. a. act. 
 from ίτάνφ, 2. a. ind. of Ιχχ'ήτ,μι. From 
 Icr/, xva, and Ίημι. 
 
 Έ<ταν£λ^5Γν, S. α. inf. act. and 
 
 'Έ,ττχνίλ^Λΐν, inf. g. ί^χνίλύοΰτχ, pari. 2. a. 
 from 
 
 'Έ>•ζα,ΆξΡ(^ομΆ{, f Ιτχν'ζλίύα-ομχ/, to return, 
 come back again ; to return to one's subject 
 again ; 2. a. \<7ΤΆνήλβον. From ί^ι, avit, and 
 ΐξχ^ομχι, to come. 
 
 'Έ'!τανίοωτχω, f ήσω- to ask again. Froin 
 i-TTi, xvx, and ίξΰυτχω, to ask. 
 
 ^Έιττχνίξωητ^σα, 3. sing. 1. f ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έτχνζχ;ω, to surpass, excel ; rest or lean 
 upon, put. confidence in, to undertake ; t > set 
 less value. From ϊ-ττ), xvx, and ίχω, f. ϊζω, 
 and σχήσκ., to have ; 2. ft. 'ί(τ•χ^ον. 
 
 '^j'TTxvhKO), to return, to come back, to come. 
 From i'TTt, xtx, and riKu,f. \o}. 
 
 'Έλ'Τχί'α.ο'ζτο, he asked or questioned, 3. sing, 
 imperf. if ί<ΡΓχνεξομαί. From It), uvx, and 
 ίζομ-αι, to ask, to inquire. Th. ί'ίζω. 
 
 'Έ,ιτχνβ'ίΜ, f νισω, ρ- Ιτ^ν^^ιχχ, to bloom or 
 to flower upon ; to shine out, to break out ; 
 p. m. ίτη^νόχ, and m/ Epenth. of o, 'ί-^τνινούα^ 
 and redupi. Alt. 'ίττίντ,νοβχ. From It) and 
 χνβ'ίω, to bloom. Th. xvuos, aej, τΌ. 
 
 'Εταν;5Λ, they relax, 3. pi. pres. ind. Att. 
 from 
 
 'Έ^'ΤΓχνΙτιμι, to relax, to slacken, to release, to 
 pardon. From It;, xvx, and Ίνιμι, to send, 
 in 3. pi. hTtri, Ion. lixo-i, and by Crasis. Att. 
 iXiTi. 
 
 'Έ^νχΐ/ισ-τχίχτο, Ion. for Ιταν;ίΓτα;ντβ, they 
 rose up against, or rebelled, 3. pi. jjres. opt. 
 2^as. from It;, xvx, and Ίστχμχ^ or it should 
 be written ϊ<τχνΐ7τ'&χτο, 3. ^?/. imperf. ind. for 
 ΙτΓχΆστχντο, Th. Ίστημι. 
 
 'Έτανίΰ-ταμχί, to rise up against, to rebel 
 against ; from the same. 
 
 'Έ,ττχνκττίχτχι, Ion. for ί-τανίσ-τανται, 3. pi. 
 pres. pas. from 
 
 'Έ'τα,νίο-τ^ιμι, f. 1•τχναα•τιη<τω, p. ivxvia-rijKX, 
 to raise up, or to excite against ; to rise up 
 against, to rebel ; to rise up to or in honour 
 of, to prefer ; I• f in» Ι'^ίχνχστ'/,σομχι. Th. 
 Ί ITT'/} μι. 
 
 ''Ετανιτίον, it is necessary to return, a verbal 
 adj. From ΐτχνίΐμ», to rtjturn. From It;, 
 xvx, and εϊμι, to go. 
 
 Έτα!';Λΐν, having returned, part. 2. a. from 
 the same verb. 
 
 Έτανί^οί, ofj, v, a return ; a recapitulation. 
 From Iti, and xvo^os, h, an ascent. Z7i. 
 oh'oi. 
 
 'Έί'ττχνοοθονμΛνοζ, part. pres. pas. and 
 
 'Έχχνοξ^οϋσ-^χι, pres. infin. pas.f'om 
 'ΈτχνοξβοΛί, ω. to correct, amend, reform ; 
 to aid, assist. From ίτι, xvx, and οούός, 
 ^Έι':τχν(ιρίωμ-χ, χτοζ., το, and 
 
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 Έίτανο^^ωο-ζί, ίω;, h, correction, amendment, 
 reformation ; and 
 
 'Έτανοξΰωτίο;, yi, ov, to be corrected or re- 
 formed ; and 
 
 'ΈΛΤοινοξόωτγι?, ου, ο, a reformer, corrector. 
 From pas. of ί-νανοζβόω, to correct. 
 
 'Έιταντάω, f. ήσω, perf. ί'τήντηια, to meet ; 
 
 1. σ. kvfivrTiffa. From i'vi and α,ντάια, to 
 meet. Th. αντί. 
 
 'Έταντίλλουσα, ns\ng,part.f. g.from 
 
 ΈοταντέλλΛ), bySync.for'iTavet'TiXXeu, to rise, 
 to appear above the horizon, to spring up, to 
 lift up, to raise, Eur. Plicen. 105. From I'r'i, 
 uvoi, and τίλλω, to rise. 
 
 'Evracr^je•/?, iiwi, i, a meeting. From αντί. 
 
 Έ^ανω, above, upon, over ; more than ; 
 adv. ivil/i the gen. From ίτι and aveo. 
 
 'Έιττάζαί, ecvTOi, part. 1. a. act, (rf ί•τάγω. 
 
 "Είταξε, Dor. for Ί'ττη^ί, he fixed or made 
 fast, 3, nng. 1. a. ind. act. from ττιγνυμι, 
 f. \ω, to fix, to make fast. 
 
 Έ•τ«|£;ν, 1. f. inf. act. from ί-τάγω, f. 
 άξ«, p. ϊ'ΤΥίχα,^ to bring in or upon. Th. 
 άγω. 
 
 'Ε•τά|/βί, ου, ό xKt h, worthy, Poet, for ά,ν- 
 τάξ /ej, of equal worth. From ίττ) and άξιο;, 
 the same. 
 
 'Έ,τχξόνιο;, ου, ο χα) h, rolling on an axle 
 tree, EpUh. of a chariot. Th. κξων, ovoi, ό. 
 
 'Έ,τά'ξω, Oor. for ί'ττή'ύ,ω, thou hast fixed or 
 made fast, 2. sing. 1. a. m. cf -^νιγνυμι, f. 
 •τΓ'ήϊ,ω, to fasten, to frame, to build. 
 
 Έταβ/δ'^, ijj, h•, Ion. for i<7rcaVn, a charm or 
 incantation ; and 
 
 Έίταίί^οί,- οΰ, ό, Ion. for Itm^os, a charmer 
 or enchanter. Th. άύ'^ω. 
 
 "Έτρίον, stilled or quieted, 2. a. ind. act. 
 
 2. a. pas. Ιτά'/ιν, of 7raUM,f. ττοίύιτω, p. ^ίττα,υ- 
 xx, to cease, to cause to cease. 
 
 '^Ta,Tzikicij,f. νισω, perf nxa, to add threats ; 
 to threaten. From ίπ) and ά,'ΤίιΧ&ω, the 
 same. 
 
 'Ι^τα'το^νομαι, to undertake, set about, pre- 
 pare for ; to attack. From ί>τ} and a.'TrohOofjt.on, 
 the same. Th. ^ύνω, or ^vcu. 
 
 'ΈιΤατολχύο) ταΐζ iitovei:;, to consume or 
 spend in pleasures. 
 
 'Έι'τα9ΓΟζ*ιμοί, ατοί, το, a doubt or question ; 
 and 
 
 'Έι9ΤοίΤοξίύμίν, for -ίωμίν, 1 . plur. pres. subj. 
 act. from ί-τα.'^τοοίω, to doubt, to start a new 
 doubt or question. From for) and α,-ττοζίω, 
 this from ex, priv. and <ρτύξω, to pass through or 
 over ; p. m. -τίτοξα. 
 
 'Έ,'ΤύίτοίττΊχλω, ΙΟ send one after another ; to 
 send a successor to one. Frovi Ι-ττ), ά^ο, and 
 ΐττίλλω, to send. 
 
 'Έ•9Τβί,9ΤΤ7ΐνα, 1 . a. ind. act. of ^α^ταίνω, f 
 avco, to cast one's eyes about, to look round ; 
 pari. 1. o. 5Τ«νΓΤ'/7»«ί. 
 
 'Ένα,ξΛ, ας, h, a curse, an imprecation, 
 Itiad ix, 456. From It) and άξά. 
 
 'Έ^-τταξκομοίΐ, ωμ,αι, f άίτομαι, and ΥίΟΌμαι, to 
 
 execrate, utter imprecations against, invoke evil 
 
 upon any one, to curse, to imprecate cilrses 
 upon, Lys. in Eratosth. From αξάομαι. Th. 
 
 'Έτάξας, having raised or lifted up ; and 
 
 'Yj-ta^affoi, inf. g, part. 1. a. act. of ίταίξω, 
 f. ίΤΆξω, p. ΐ-^τίξκα, to raise or lift up ; 1 . a. 
 ΐν^ξΆ, 1. a. imperat. Ιταξον, άτω, 1. a. pas. 
 ΐτ:ήξ0»ιν. From ίτι and α'/οω, to lift up. 
 
 'E^ragS^^es, ov, xa) i, execrable, accursed. 
 From iTt and α,ξα, a prayer, a curse. 
 
 ΈίΤα^άίΤίΤΛ;, to rush or to burst upon, to fall 
 upon ; to strike or beat against. From Ιτί 
 and άξάσα-ω, f. ^ω, to cut off, to beat or strike. 
 
 Έίτά^ατε, "2. pi. 1. a. ifnperat. act, <•?ταζον, 
 άτω. Ste Έίτά^αβ'ίί. 
 
 'Έ,-τάξόίτοί, ου, ό και ί, execrable, accursed ; 
 devoted to the infernal gods. From ίταρύο- 
 μαι. 
 
 'Έ.τάζγνξοί, ov, ο χα) ί, overlaid or covered 
 Avith silver. Th. όίξγνξοί. 
 
 Έ'τά^ί?} 3. nng. k,". a. ind. jyas. of τιίρω, to 
 pass through or overt' But ίτάξτι, he may- 
 have raised or lifted up, 1. a. subj. act. from 
 ί'τταίξω. See 'ΈΑτάξασα. 
 
 'Έττα,ξ',ηγω, f. τΐί,ω, p. τιχ^α, to succcur, to 
 assist, to help. Th. α,ζγιγω. 
 
 'Έταξ'/ιξίίν, pluperf m. of ίτάξυ, to fit, to 
 adapt. From, ετ) and αξω, to fit, p. m. γ,ξα-, 
 aiid Att. αξπζα. 
 
 'Έι-^αξίηίτάμίνοί, Ion, for ίΤΆξαιτάμίνο;, part. 
 1 . a. m. from ϊταοάομαι, to curse, to utter 
 maledictions against. Th. α^ά. 
 
 'Έ,ταξίίΐί, j>art. i . a. pas. of ίταίξίσβοα, to 
 exalt one's self, to be elated or puffed up ; and 
 
 'ΈΑ-τάξΰητι, ήτ6α, in 1. pL Ι^άζύητί, 1. a. 
 imperat. pas. from Ιττα,ίζω, to lift up. 
 
 "Έταξ^ον, and by Metath. ίτξο,όον, I plunder- 
 ed or ravaged ; 2. a. ind. act. of τίξβία, -.f. 
 Τξάόω. 
 
 'Έ.9τάζ!ίίΐα, a;, 'h, assistance, aid, succour, 
 supplies ; and 
 
 'Έτάξχίσ-ί, he supplied, he assisted, 3. sing, 
 1. a. hid. act. Ion. or Dor. for ΙίΤ'/ί^κ£β•£• and 
 
 'Έτταξχίσ-ί/, 3. sing, l.f ind. act. from 
 
 'Έ>'^αξχίΜ, f. ί'τταξχίίτω, p. i'Tt'hgxzy.a, to suc- 
 cour, assist ; to furnish, supply ; to avert ; to 
 suffice, to be able ; to impart ; to de-end 
 against; 1. a. \<7rri^Kiaa. From ϊτ) and άξχίω, 
 to avert. 
 
 "Κταξμα, ατός, το, a high place, an elevation; 
 a swelMng ; pride, haughtiness. From ίναίρω. 
 
 'Έτάξμινον, sufficient, fit, part. 2>rss. pas. 
 ace. sing, for Ι'^ταξόμενον. Th. βίζω, to fit. SeC' 
 "Αομίνον. 
 
 'Έ,•7ταξ^άμίνος, part. 1. a. m. from Ι-ττάρχ^ο- 
 μαι, to begin. From Ιτί and αξ^χ/ί, a be- 
 ginning. 
 
 'Έ,ίτάξονξος, ου, ό κα) 'h, belonging to the 
 earth, that labours on the earth ; being alive or 
 among the living, Odys. xi, 488. See Hem- 
 sterhus. not. in Lucian. Dial. Achillis et 
 Antiloch.'\ 
 
 Έίτά^β•/ί, ίως, 'h, elevation ; pride ; a tum- 
 ouT. From Ιτταίξω, to lift up. Th. «/'^<y. 
 
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 'ΈτάζίΤω, 1. y. act. ^οΐ. for Ι-^οίξω, from 
 ΐΛ'Λξω, the same with οίξω, to fit ; I. α. Ι-^τΐίξίΤα, 
 
 Ένταοτάο), f. 'ήσω, p. «α, to suspend over ; 
 to hang over, to impend. Th. α,ονάω. 
 
 'ΈτΆξτ»;, ίοζ, ο χκι h, ready, Odi/s. \\\\, 
 151 ; fitted, prepared, Apol. Rhod. iii, ιΐ99. ] 
 
 'Έί'^αρνσ'ΓνίΡ, ΖξΟί, ό xcei η, and 
 
 ^Έ,-ταουστο);, ihs, 'h, a bucket ', a little ves- 
 sel used for putting oil into lamps ; a pair of 
 tongs or snuffers. Tli. αξύω. 
 
 'Έ,ταξ^ζία, us, h, a province, a gOΛ'ernment ; 
 and 
 
 "Έ^ΖΆζχο;, ου, ο, a governor of a province, a 
 prefect, a ruler. From l-ri and oio;^ri, power, 
 dominion. 
 
 'Έι-τα,ξωγο;, ov, o, a helper, and h, she who 
 SUCCOUiS. From ^-τταξΥίγω. Th. άξ'/ιγω, f. ζω. 
 
 'Έιττχξάμίνοί, part, from ί^αξΆομαι, L^s.j 
 
 'Έ^χσ-Άί, 1. a. inf. act. from Ι-Ατιβω, to in- 
 culcate. Th. a^&),for iill•». 
 
 'Έ^άίτχντο, and by doubling tr, ιζίσσαντο, they 
 tasted, '6, pi. 1. a. m. from •χίω, or -τάομαί, 
 to possess, to eat, to taste ; jt. pas. ίτ'ίτα,μα,ί. 
 
 'ΈίΤαιτχίω, Poet, for κοσμ'ίω^ to exercise, to 
 cultivate, to practise; to adorn. Tli. ασκίοι 
 
 'Έ<•τασσύτίξοι, one upon another, in rapid suc- 
 cession, crowded, thick. From Ιιτί and airtrov, 
 near, or άιτίτοτίξω, near• r ; iTrcitrtruriooi, is ap- 
 plied to those ivho do any thing in dose and un- 
 iitierrupted succession. 
 
 "Έτασ•;ζ9ν, imp;irf. from -ττάσχω, f. 'τη'κτο- 
 uai, to suffer ; 2. a. 'ίτ«6ον, p. m. -ττί^τονύα. 
 
 Έίτάτ-αξί, he struck or smote, .ί. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of -τατάσσω, f ξω, p. 'Χί'τάτχχ^χ, to 
 strike ; part. I . a. τχτάζχζ. 
 
 Έτατ5ίί;?ν, ns, vtt 1. a. pas. of 'rccria^f. ritru, 
 to trample, to tread ; \. a. ίνύτ'/ισ-α.. 
 
 Έ?Γάτ»!0•5, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 saTne. 
 
 'Έ,-παυλίω, f γ,σω, p. nxa, to accompany 
 with a flute or pipe. From ί•τί and ανλίω, to 
 play upon the pipe. Fro?n αυλό;, a pipe or 
 flute. 
 
 'Έ^αυλίζομκι, to lodge or to pass the night 
 in a place; to encamp near; to sleep in a 
 tent. From αυλίζομαι, to lodge. Th. α,υΧή' 
 
 "Έ,τα.υλΐί, ίωξ, 'h, a country seat, a farm 
 house, cottage ; a stable. From the same. 
 
 'ΈιΤκυϊ,άνω, or ίτα,ύζω, f ίταυ^,Ί^σω, 1. a. 
 Ι'Τ'/ιύϊ,ησα, p. tixee, to increase, to augment, to 
 add to. From It) and αυ'ύ,κνω, or αυζω, to 
 increase. Th. α,ίύ,ω. 
 
 'ΈτΆν'ί,' /icris, ίω;, vi, augmentation, increase, 
 growth. From the preceding. 
 
 'ΈταυοίΤ, he enjoys, 3. sing. pres. ind. and 
 
 'Έ.ταυξίμίν, or Ιταυο'ίμ'.νχι, Oor. for Icrav- 
 ouv, pres. inf. act. and 
 
 'Έ-ταύξίο, 3. sing. 2. a. m. Ion. or Dor. for 
 ϊτ-ήΰρου, thou didst obtain •. from Ιτχυοίω, ω, 
 f. Yiffu, 2. a. m. ί-Τ'/ιυ^Όμγ,ν, ου, zro, Oor. i-zrxu- 
 ρόμην. Or, according to others, imperf. ι^Ιταυξίω. 
 '^j'Tavpicris, and Ιταύξ^ισίζ, ίω;, vi, benefit, 
 adA'antage, gain, Herod, vii, 158 ; pleasure, 
 enjoyment, gratification, Thucyd. ii, 53. ] 
 
 'ISiTXu^ia, Ι'ταυξίσχω, and ί-τχύξομχι, to en- 
 joy, reap the fruits of ; to reach, to hit, to ob- 
 tain ; to suffer or be punished for ; i^rxvpiTv 
 βχίτιλΐ^οζ, to be punished for the conduct of the 
 king, Iliad i, 4J0; xxxofpa<pins, Iliad xv, 17, 
 to reap the fruits of one's machinations ; xaxuv 
 I» or ϊηχα being understood, and in Od. xviii, 
 106, ex]rressed ; -τλίΤον li τε νυκτός ίταυξίΐ, he 
 labours more in the night, Hes. Op. 419, χα• 
 μάτου being understood; to undergo, suffer, 
 'to experience the ill consequences or fruits of, 
 Apol. Rhod. i, 83. Th. αν^α.] 
 
 Έταν^;5«<, thou mayst enjoy, Ion. for 
 Ι'/τκύξ'/ι, a. sing. subj. pres. of Ιίτχύρομχι, t/te 
 same ivith the preceding. 
 
 'Έι'π'αύξ'/ισίί, icas, 9i, the same with ίτχύξί• 
 ffis, ivhich see".] 
 
 'Έ,-τχύξίον, tomorrow, adv. h ί-τχύξίον, scil. 
 ίιμίξχ, the morrow, the next day. ΤΛ. αϋξίον. 
 
 'Έι7Γχυξία•χου(η, 3. jjI. pres. ind. act. of 
 Χ'ττχυοκτχω, the same with \'7τχ<}φ,ω. 
 
 'Έ'τχύξοιτο, 3. sing. 2. α. opt. m. and 
 
 Έ^τχΰξον, Oor. for ί'Τ^ιϋξον, 2. a. ind. act, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Έτχυξωντχ() they may enjoy, 3. pl. pres. 
 subj. m. or pas. of ίττχύξομχι, to enjoy. From 
 the same. 
 
 'Έ,7ταυσ•χμί]ν, χύσω, avffx'fo, 1. ο. m. of 'Χχυω, 
 f. σω, to cause to cease, to quiet, to still ; 2. a. 
 sVawev. 
 
 "Ετ^υίταν, 3. pl. 1. a. ind. act. of tlie 
 same, 
 
 'Έτχΰσον, call or cry out, 1 . a. imperat, 
 act. From Ιίτί and αυω, to cry out, to exclaim. 
 
 'Έιτχύσω, 2. sing, 1. a. ind. m. See 'E-r- 
 χυηίμ»]ν. 
 
 'Έ^χϋτίΤν, to call or cry out to ; ΐτχΰηογ, 
 they called or cried out to, lun. for ί-χ'/ιύτίον, 
 3. pl. imperf. act. from i'ri and χϋτεω. Poet, 
 for χυω, to call out. 
 
 ^Έτχυτοφωξαι, in the very fact, in the act. 
 From ίτι, in, a7id αυτόφωξο;, which is from 
 χίτος, he, and φωξά, theft. Th, φα/ξ, φωξό$, ο. 
 
 Έτχυχίνιοί, ου, ο xxi ίι, Poet, carried on the 
 neck, laid on the neck ; a It* τω χυχ^ίν» φΐξόμί• 
 νος. Th. αΐχήν. 
 
 'Έταυχ^Ιω, ω, f -ήσω, to glory ill or on ac- 
 count of, to be proud of. Th. χυχίω. 
 
 'Ecra^ae^a/, ωμχι, to touch gently, tO 
 feel ; to stroke, to caress. See ^Αφάω, to feel, 
 to handle. Th. χτττομχι. 
 
 Έ'^τχφχυχνβ'/ίν, 1. a. ind. pas. from l-ra- 
 φαυχίνω, to dry up ; which is from I τι, χ'το, 
 and αυκΊνω, to dry, to make dry. Th. χΰω. 
 
 'Έτχ!ρ^!σ•ίν, 3. sing. I. a. ind. act. front 
 
 'Ένχφί'/ιμι, f ίτχφ'/ία-ω, p. ίτχφΐ^χχ, to cast 
 or throw upon, to cast in ; to let loose upon, 
 to set on ; to suborn, to encourage; 2. a. subj. 
 ί-^χφω. From Ιτι, χ-ττο, and Ίημι, to send. 
 
 'Έ.'ταφξας, χ, ο, the name of a man, Epa- 
 phras. 
 
 'Έτχφξ'ιζω, f. 'κτω, p. ίΤΥιφξΐχχ, to foam up, 
 to foam out. From £5Τ< «nrf αφξο;, froth, 
 foam. 
 
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 "Έ.'ταφξο^τϋί, ου, ο, α marl's nanie, Epaphro- 
 «litiis. 
 
 'Έ-τα,φω, I might have sent in or upon, 
 2. a. subj, from Ιτύψ'/ΐν, 2. a. ind, of ί'τκ- 
 
 ^ΈιΤαχ^βιω, the same as ί'ΤΜχ&ίζω.] 
 
 'Έ•;τα;ζ^/ΐί, ios, ο xxi τι, heavy, burdensome, 
 oppressive. Th. αχίοζ. 
 
 'Έ.τ«χ;όίζα>, f. Ίσω, p. ζττ'/ιχβικ,α, to load or 
 burden owe with any thing. ; ξύλα \τή;)^6κττο, he 
 carried on his shoulders, Heliodor. ix, p. 425 ; 
 jEsop. XX, 1, where some read ά,τα,χ^όΐζομα,ι, 
 Sckneid. Lex. ϊτ'/ι;ζβια•μ.ίνος ISahtriv, he trav- 
 elled groaning under his burden, uEsop.^ 
 
 ^Έ^7ίά,χ6ο(Λα,ι, to bear any thing with diffi- 
 culty, to be troubled, Eurip. Hippol. 1260.] 
 
 'Έι-τάχ^νωσζν, 1 . α. ind. of '^χ)^νΌω, f. uffcj, 
 to freeze. Th. 'πά,χ^νγι, frost. 
 
 'Έί-τταχύνθην•, '/is, n, \. a. ind. pas. of -ττα-χ^ύνω, 
 to make thick, to fatten. Th. -ζ-αχυ;, ίος. 
 
 "ΕίΤί', for ϊτικ, nom. or ace. jyl. from 
 %9Το;, ίος, το, a word. Th. 'ivu. 
 
 'Ecrsav, Ion. for ϊττα,ν, after that, or for l-rti 
 or erav, when. 
 
 'Et£?«, Dor. for Isrj?'/}, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. and Ιίτε^αν, for \vi^nffciv, 3. pi. 2. a. ix'i- 
 ζ'/ΐν• from Ι'^τίζ'/ιμι. 
 
 'Έ•τίζα<νον, £ί, Β, imperf act. of ίττιξαίνω, to 
 come to, to enter ; to mount, to go on board. 
 Th. βαίνω. 
 
 Έτέ^αλλίν, 3. dug. imperf. act. of Ιτιζάλ- 
 "ktuyf βα,Χω, p. βίξλχκΆ, to throw, lay, or put 
 upon. From I*; and βάλλω, to throw, 2. a. 
 ϊζαλον. 
 
 'Έ,τίζαλαν, 2. α. ind. act. See the preceding. 
 
 Έ;τ/βάίΤ£, Dor. for ί^ίζήίτε, 3. sirig. 1. a. 
 ind. act. Poet for i-riSiSutn, he caused to 
 mount, he placed or seated upon. Th- βαίνω. 
 
 Έτ5β>?ν, >ji, yi, I came into, I entered, Acts 
 XX, 18; 2. a. ind. act. from ί<ηζαίνω, as if 
 ίτίζ'/ιμί. From i-rt and βαίνω, f. βνισομαι, to 
 go ; 2. a. Κ*ιν. 
 
 'ΈιίΓίζ*ια•α, as, s, 1 . a. ind. i^sSntrav, S. pi, 
 
 1 . a. act. and 
 
 'Έι-ίζ^ατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. from 
 the same. 
 
 ΈίΤίίί'βαίτα, as, s, 1 . a, ind, act. of Ιτιζι- 
 ζάζω, f. ά(τω, to put or place upon, to cause to 
 mount. From W) and βαίνω, to go. 
 
 'Έ-τίζίω, 3. sing. 2. a, ind. act. of Ιτίζίωμι, 
 ^0 survive. From βιάω, f. ύσομαι, to live ; 
 
 2. a. ίξίων, 2. a. imperat. βίωβι, 2. a. opt. 
 βιοί'/ιν, 2. a. inf, βιωναι, 2. a. jmrt. fitaus. Th. 
 βίοξ. 
 
 'Έτίζλί•φα, as, i, 1. a, ind, act, of ίττι^λί- 
 •χω, f, •φω, p. ίΤίζίζλεφα, to look upon, to be- 
 hold. From l?ri and βλίτω, to see, 
 
 'Έι-τΓζζονλίύίσύί, you were ensnared, Lys. 
 from ΙίΤ/ββϋλίϋώ/.] 
 
 ΈίΤ£ββιίλε2/σ•£, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act, of 
 ϊνιζηυλζύω, to plot against. From ϊτί and 
 βουλίύω, to consult, to deliberate; and this 
 from, βουλϊι, counsel. 
 
 Έ^ίγγίλάω, to deride, to laugh ai, to insult, 
 
 From It), I», and γίλάω, f. <τω, ρ, ufteit to 
 
 laugh. 
 
 'EiT£y£/^£, pj'es. imperat. act. and 
 
 'Έι•ηγύξβνη$ί part. pres. pi. num. from 
 
 'ΈιΤίγίίξω, f ίξΰ, p. Ιττήγίξκα, to stir up, to 
 excite, to rouse, to awaken; \. a. Wriyiipa, 
 From sTi and ίγίίξω, to excite. 
 
 ΈίΤ£)/£ντβ, by Sync, for ίτηγινετο, 3. sing. 
 2. a. in. ζΤίγίνόμ'/^ν, ov, iro. From Ιπ) and 
 <γίνομαι, to be. 
 
 'ΈΛ-τιγκολά'Χτω, f -φω, p. αφα, to carve or 
 engrave upon. Th. χολάττω. 
 
 ^Έ>9ηγνω»ό<η, dat. pi. part. p. act. Ι-τεγνω- 
 xus, (f ίΤίγινωσχω, f. ίΤίγνωοΌμα,ι, ρ Ιτίγ•. 
 νωκα, to know, to know again, to recognise. 
 From \xi and γινώσκω, to know. 
 
 ^'R-jriyviii(runv, 1. a. ind, pas, and 
 
 'Έτίγνωτί, 2. j)l, 2. a. ind. act. Ιτίγνων, 
 as, ω, from ί'^ίγνωμι. 
 
 'Έτίγξίτο, he awaked, 3. sing, imverf. pas. 
 by Sync. Poet, for ίτίyίίξίτo,from Ιτίγζίρομαί, 
 See 'Έτίγίίξω. 
 
 Έ•^ίγχανί7ν, to laugh at with open mouth, 
 2. a. iiif. From i-v), iv, and χ,αίνω, to gape, to 
 yawn, 2, a, 'ίχανον, inf. χανζΤν. 
 
 'Έιτε'^ίίζατο, 3 sing. J. a, m, of Ι-τι^ίίκνυμι, 
 1. a. act. i'r'i^u^a,f ^είξω, p. ^itu^^a, to show, 
 to exhibit. From ε•τ/ and ^είκνυμι, to sh(jw. 
 
 'Έ•τύη3•α, us, £, 1. a. ind. act. of τε^άω^ 
 f. νισω, to tie, to fetter. Th. tQ». 
 
 'Έι-τε^ί^ου, for ε^τε^ί^ω, 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 formed from ενι^ί^όω, of ί-η^ί^ωμι, f. ^ύσω, to 
 give besides, to give up, to deliver. YTh, 
 οίόωμι, 
 
 'Έ'Τί^ξαμί, he ran to, 3. sing. 2. a. act. of 
 ϊτιτξίχ^ω. From ίτι and τξ'ίχω, f. θ^εξώ/, 
 /). %ε%ξάμγίκα, to run $ 2. a. εοξαμον, p. m» 
 οε^ξομα. 
 
 'Έ^ε^ζϋ, zi, V, Ion. for Ιφύξα, a siege, a 
 stopping or staying, an ambush, a delay. See 
 "Έ^ξα, a seat. 
 
 Έίτεδί/ν, 2. a. or imperf. of ετι^υμι, to go 
 down, to set as the sun, to set as the sun upon 
 any thing. From i-ri and %Ζμι, or %ύνω, f, 
 })ύσω, p. ό'εουκα. 
 
 ΈίΤίδώ/κα, as, h 2. a. ind. act. From l-ri 
 and ^ί'Βωμι, f. %ύσω, p. ^εόωχα, to give, 2. a, 
 ί^ων. 
 
 'Έτεειτίπ, dat. j)l. Ion. and Poet, for 'έ-τεα-ί, 
 from %Tos, bos, to, a word. Th, Ί-ττω. 
 
 'Έ^-^εζάξ^^σαν, for ίτεζάξ^ιιταν, according to 
 Eustath. by changing ζ into ζ. Ion. 
 
 'Έτίζ'/ισα, I survived, 1. a, ind. act. of 
 ίτιζάω. Th. ζάω. 
 
 Έ'τεζίίτί/, 3. sing, imperf, act. of Ιτιζ^τεω, 
 to seek or look for, to require. Th. Ζ,νιτεω. 
 
 'ΕίΤ£^£τβ, 3. sing. Iv'ihvTo, 3. j)l. 2. a. ind. 
 m. of \<π•ΐ'τίβιημί, to put or place upon. Th. 
 τίίτίμι. 
 
 'Έ.'ττ'εύγ,χα, as, £, 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έι^εύνμ,'/,σα, and in 3.2)1. Ι^εύύμτκταν, 1. ct. 
 ind. act, of ί-ηύ•ίμεω, to desire, to long for. 
 From ΙτΓΐ and ^νμεω. Th, ^νμο?. 
 
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 312 
 
 ΕΠΕ 
 
 ΈΠΕΓ, and Ιτε/^ίι, after, after that, since, 
 because, when, otherwise, for, conj, with, the 
 indie, ίτύ &ξα, otherwise, 1. Cor. vii, 14 ; ίτη) 
 Ti, then ; afterwards. 
 
 Έ?τε< τάχ^ιστα,, as soon as. 
 'Etrs/ysa/, Ion. and Dor. for iWiyvt, thou 
 hastenest, thou art pressed or impelled, 2. nng. 
 prts. ind. pas. and 
 
 'Έτύγίτΰ, he hastened, 3. sing. imr)erf. j)as. 
 loti.for 'h'^rilyiTo• from 
 
 ''Ά'ττύγομ,α.ι, to be impelled or pressed, to 
 be pushed on ; to hasten, to make haste ; from 
 ifuyu. 
 
 'ΈίΤίίγομίνοίο, hastening, gen. sing. Ion. part, 
 pres. pas. for ϊ-τίίγομίνου, from the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 ΈΠΕΙΤίΙ, f ζ,ω, p. ί^τηιχοί, to urge or 
 push on, to press, to impel ; to hasten, to 
 accelerate. 
 
 Έίτε/δάΐ', for ϊ-πιν/ι «ν, after that ; since, if; 
 •when, as soon as. Th. Χ-πίΊ. But see the re- 
 marks under Έίτε/δ»?.] 
 
 'Eirs/^'/j, the same with ί-τηί. 'Eore/Sjj con- 
 veys the idea, that a thing is alreadj/ done ; 
 Ιίτε/δάν, the idea of a thing which is still doing, 
 or which inay still be doing ; the particle ^« 
 indicating an affirmation, but «v denoting a 
 doubt or contingency ; Ιτα^κν is used with the 
 subjunctive, and I'^-zihyi ivith the indicative, 
 GaiTs Xen. Mem. i, 2, note 35 ; and Sturz. 
 Lex. Xen.^ 
 
 Έοτε/δ'/ί τε, otherwise, else, Soju. Elect. 
 329. 
 
 'Έ-^ίί^'^-τηρ, since, for as much as, because, 
 with the ind. From Ιτύ, lij, and τίξ. 
 'Έηί^οι, 3. sing. pres. opt. act. from 
 'Έτύ'^ω, f. Ιτιίσω, or \<νύ(Τομα.ι, to look 
 upon, to behold, to regard ; 2. a. stu^ov, 2. a. 
 imperat. ίΤίΐ^ί. From, ί<π) and ίΐ'^ω, to see. 
 
 'Έτίΐη, for i'^itV/i, whence, since, after that. 
 Th. ϊ-τύ. 
 
 "T&TTuf, for 'i-rura, adv. then, afterwards. 
 Th. iiru.. 
 
 'Έττίίβίτο, he obeyed ; 3. sing, imperf. of 
 ητύίομαι, f. ffofAKi, to obey ; 2. a. m. k-ftu'o- 
 μνΐν, ου, ίτο. Th. Τί»βω. 
 
 'Έτύκκ, Dor. for Poet, ί-^τύχε, and this for 
 Ι-ρτύ «V, after, when. 
 
 Έ•τε/»τ'/5ί, ου, ο, one who urges or presses 
 on. Th. ί-τίίγω. 
 
 'Έ-^ϋλ'/ιμμίνίΐ, holding, part, perf pas. f. g. 
 of ΐττιΧα,μζύ,να.', f λ^-ψβ^α/. See 'K'lXn^^at. 
 
 "Έταμι, to succeed, follow ; to come upon ; 
 to invade, attack ; 2. a. ετιον, a, ε, j^art. 2. a. 
 act. ί-ττιων, όϋσα,, ov, following, succeeding ; 
 hence ί'^ιοΰσιος, ου., ο x,ou h, sufficient for to- 
 morrow, sufficient from day to day, daily ; see 
 Schleusner. Fnmi Wi and u^i, to go. 
 
 "Είτε/^ί*/, to be over, to be elevated above ; to 
 be after ; to be added ; to be present. From 
 ' iifih to be. 
 
 'ΈτιΤναι, Ion. for ί<ρί7νκι, to permit, to send 
 upon ; 2. a. inf. from ίφί'/ιμι. From 'ίί^μι, or 
 'iw, to s(ind. 
 
 I 'Έτίίννσ-^ί, to be clothed or clad, to be put 
 on, as clothes, pres. inf. of the verb Ι-τη^υμι^ 
 which is from It/ and 'ica, to put oil ; hence 
 Ion. ύνύο), 
 
 "Έτΐΐζΐξ, iusf ^, a ttiaking haste, haste, dil- 
 igence. Th. Ι-ττύγω 
 
 'Έ^ύτίξ, since, because, seeing that, conj. 
 ivith the indie. From Ι-τε/. 
 
 Έ-^ε/οΓή/ν, part. 2. a. act. Ιίτε/ίτέΓν, to say 
 further ; 2. a. irf. act. From Ιτι and 'ί^ω, 
 to saj' ; I. a. u'tto,, 2. a. είτον. 
 
 "Έ,^ίίξκ, α,ζ, ε, and in 3. jil. ετε/^αν, 1. a. 
 ind, act. of '7i:uga),f. Βξΰ, p. 9τε:τΰΐξ%α, to pierce, 
 transfix, stab ; 2. a. ετα,ξον, p. pas. ίτέττα^^α/, 
 1 . a. pas. ίτάξίτιν. 
 
 'Έιτείξά,θνιν, ns, vs, and in 1. pi. ίττείξάί^μεν, 
 I. a. ind. pas. and 
 
 'Έιτείξάσω, thou hast attempted, .2. sing. 
 
 1. a. m. είτείξασάμ^ιν, u, aro, from 'ρτείξάω^ 
 
 f άσω, and mco, to attempt, to essay. Th, 
 
 'Έττιίξα,το, for -air ο, '^. sing, imperf. pas. of 
 ττείξάομαι, to attempt, endeavour. 
 ; 'Είτε/^ε(Τ^«;, to ask, to question, jires. inf. 
 j m. From ε'Ιξω. 
 
 ! 'Έττείξ'/ι, ΐυn.forε'τείξa, 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 . of τει^κω, to try, to attempt. See Έντε/^ά^ώ/. 
 
 ΈίΓε/^ί;εο•έ'«4 to draw towards. From εϊξύω. 
 Poet, for ϊξύω, to draw. 
 
 'ΈΑτεΐξ(άοίτο, Ion for 
 
 'Έ,ττε/ξωντο, for είτείξάοντο, they tried or at- 
 tempted, 3. pi. imperf pas. of •π'είζύ.ομοιι, to 
 try, to attempt. Th. τεΤξχ. 
 
 'Έιτείξωτκν, pres. inf. act. Ion. for 'έ•7τεξω- 
 <TKv, of ίΊξωτάω, Ion. and Poet, for Ιξωτά,ω, 
 f wca, to ask, to inquire. 
 
 '^'ττείξύτευν. Ion. for ί^εξωταον, imperf, 
 act. and 
 
 'Έ,τείξύτ^ΐΰΊί, εως, 'h. Ion. for ί<τεξωτ>ία•ΐξ, 
 interrogation, question, inquiry ; Jrom the 
 same. 
 
 "Έι'τειιτα, «j, ε, 1 . a. of 'ε^αμ4, to come to, 
 to come upon ; from εΙμι, to go; 1. a. iTcra, 
 i obS'd. It may also be formed from -η'είύω, 
 f. <π•εΊ(τω, to persuade ; 1 . a. ε-τειιτοι.. 
 
 'Έτε/ίταγω, f ϊ,ω, p. νιχοί, to bring in or 
 introduce besides, to bring from abroad ; and 
 
 'Έτεισ-αγωγ^ι, m•, h, a further introduction ^ 
 an addition ; a gate, Thucyd. importation ; 
 adoption. From ετ), tts, and όίγα», to lead. 
 
 Έίτε/ίΤακτΛί, ου, ό κα< ί], introduced from 
 abroad, foreign, imported. 
 
 'Έτει/τεζχ^ίται, he enters, 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 from ί9τεισ•εξχομκι, to enter, to come in, to be 
 brought in. From l-r), εΐζ, and εύχομαι, f. 
 ίλεύσομοίΐ, to come; 2. a. νιλΰον. 
 
 'Έ'^εισ-^ιγίομαί, to bring in or to introduce 
 besides. 
 
 Έ'τείσ-όίΐν, 91?, η, I. a. ind. pas. from 
 -ττεΙύομΆ», ' to obey, to be persuaded, from 
 -ττύβω, to persuade. 
 
 "Εί7•ε/β•<ν, he may come to, 3. sing. pres. 
 from ετειμι^ by adding v, final. From iv) and 
 ειμί, to go. 
 
ΕΠΕ 
 
 313 
 
 ΕΠΕ 
 
 ΈΠΕΓ2Ι0Ν, ου, το, the lower part of the 
 belly, ending in ro aXhalov. 
 
 'Έ•Χί/α•χωμύζω, to intrude impudently and 
 riotously into one's company. From WJ, s/j, 
 and κΛίμώζω, to revel, to riot. Th. κωμοξ. 
 
 'ΈιΤίΐο-ό^ίον, ου, το, an adventitious part of a 
 story, an episode. Th. oVos. 
 
 'Έ'^εΐίτο^ιοί, adventitious, superinduced, for- 
 eign ; and 
 
 'Έι -rntro^iu^'/ii, the same, and full of episodes. 
 JFrom the same Th, 
 
 'ΈιΤί(ττ>]^ύίυ, f. mo), p. ηκ,α, to leap or 
 spring upon, after or besides. From i-pr), us, 
 and "^n^xtki, to spring or jump. 
 
 'Έ.•^ίΐ^φίξομιν, 1 . pi. pres, ind. act. from 
 
 'ΕιΤί/α-φίξω, to bring in, to introduce •, to 
 cause to enter. From ίτι, ίΐ$, and φίξω, 
 J", o'leru, 1. a. ^νεγχοί. 
 
 "Έ,^ίΐτα, afterwards, then, thereupon. When 
 used between the article and a noun of time, it 
 is used as an adjective of futurity ; e/j rov 
 iTUToe, χξόνον, for the future, afterwards, Xen. 
 Anab. ii, 1 , 12; Cyropced. i, 5, 7 ; Sturzs 
 Lex. Xen. It is also used in the same τηαη- 
 ner by Thucyd. in the Plague of Athens. 
 Th. iiVa.] 
 
 Έίτί/τβ/^ί, otherwise, Demosth. Philip, i.] 
 
 'Έίτύχύην, I hastened, 1 . a. ind. pas. i-pni- 
 χ6*ιη^ 1. a. imperat. from, ίτείγομβα. 
 
 'Έ.^ί7χον, is, ί, imperf of Ιτίχω, to restrain, 
 to withhold ; to attend. 
 
 Έ5Γε.«άΛί•Λ!, «f, £, and in 3. pi, ί<;η»άύκτα,ν, 
 1 . a, ind. of Ιτίχοίόίζω, f itrai, perf, ίτπκ,ίχ,ά- 
 Φικοί, to place or set upon. From Ιττι and 
 «,οίύΊζω, to place, to seat, Th. Ίζω. 
 
 'Έτΐχαλΰτο, 3. nng, imperf. pas. of i^t- 
 κκλίω, fut. iffui, and νκτω, p. χίχλίΐκχ, to call 
 e« send for, to call upon. Th. χα,λίω, 
 
 'Έ'ΡΠχαλύφβηα'Λν, they are covered, 3. pi. 
 1, a. ind, pas. of χαλνττω. 
 
 'Έτίχίατο, Ion. for ΙΆχζιντα, they pressed 
 upon, they rushed upon, 3. pi. imperf. of M- 
 Χίΐμα,ί. 
 
 'Έ<τίχανχ, beyond ; there ; before ; adv. with 
 the gen. for l<rt ixiTvec,, to those pgnts. 
 
 ΈίΤίΛ£/τβ, and Ixixuvro, 3. sing, and pi. 
 imperf. of Ι'π'ίχίΐμοίΐ, to lie upon, to be placed 
 upon. Th, χίϊμα,ι, 
 
 'Έι^^χίχλίτ' , for I'TixixKiro, he called upon, 
 be invoked, 3. nng. pluperf. pas. From l^i 
 and χοίλ'ίω, f ία-ω, and ή(τω, p. xixXnxu., to 
 call ; perf pas, χίχλτιμοίί. 
 
 'Έ^ίχλωο-αντο, 3. ρί, 1. a. ind. m. of 
 h^txXuueu, to spin the thread of fate, to doom. 
 From W< and χλύβω, to spin. 
 
 'Ets«^«t£/, for Ιταίξάτίΐ, 3. sing. iTnpeif. 
 from, ίτηχξοίτίω, to prevail over, to conquer, to 
 subdue. Th, χξύΓο$, 
 
 'Έ^τίχξίμκσ-α, as, t, I suspended from, I 
 hung up by ; 1. o. ind. act. from ίτικζεμάω. 
 From i-ffl and χςεμά,ω, f, utru, to hang, to sus- 
 pend ; 2. a. ίχξ'ίμχ^ον. 
 
 ΈίΤ5«7•άΛί, iMs, '/!, a lengthening out, ex- 
 tension ; delay ; and 
 
 40 
 
 'Έττεχτίίνομαί, J7, trat, fut. {<πχτίνουμχί, 
 to be stretched out, to strive after, to endeav- 
 our ; 1. a. m. ϊ-τηϊ,ίτανάμτιν, ω, aro• from 
 
 'ΈιΤίχτίίνω, to extend or stretch out, to 
 stretch forth. From It), ix, and rsivuff ηνω, 
 p. r'iTOLxa,, to stretch or extend. 
 
 'EiTsxT'/ie-fc», 2. sing. 1. a, ind, m. ofiTixra- 
 ομαι, to get or acquire besides. Th, χτάομοίΐ. 
 
 ΈίΤίλάβίΤί, 3. nng. 2. a. m, of ΙτιΧα,μ- 
 ξάνω, f λ'^-φομκί, to lay hold of, to seize ; 
 2. a. Ι-ττίλΰίζον. From It) and λαμζάνω, to 
 take. 
 
 'Έτίλά^το, 3. sing. 2. a. m. of Ιτιλοίνόά- 
 νομαι, f λ'ήσομΆ/, to forget ; 2. a. ίτίλαίον. 
 From ίτ) and λανίύνω, or λ^όω, f. kmt», to 
 be hidden. 
 
 'Έτίλοίννω, to attack, to charge, to cause to 
 advance against ; to ride up. From i-r) and 
 \\ut.'jvu,f. άσω,ρ. '/ίΧαχα, to drive. 
 
 Έ-τέλεκΛί, ιωs, h, an invasion, an attack, a 
 coming, arrival. Th, ί^χ^ομαι, 
 
 'Έτίλ^Τν^ 2. a. inf, act, of Ιτίξχ^ομαι, to 
 come upon, to come to ; to arrive. F'^'otn l-ri 
 and 'ίρχομοτΑ, f ιΧιίσομοίΐ, to come ; 2. a. 
 ίίλυόΰν, and by Sync. νιΧβον. 
 
 'ΈιΤίλίων, ούσα, ov, part, 2. a, act. gen. 
 'iTzXeovTos, See 'ΈιΤίλ&ΰ'ν, 
 
 'Έτελτίζω, f σω, to animate with hopes, 
 to flatter with hopes; to hope. From It) and 
 Ιλτίζω, to hope. Th. sXtis. 
 
 'Έτίλυον, is, £, 2. a. orimpeif. act. qfiTiXvenf 
 f. νσ-αι, p. iTtkiXuxa, to unfold, explain ; to 
 untie; 1. a. pas. Ιτίλύβ^ιν. Th. λύω. 
 
 'Έ,τίμαίίτ', for ίτίμαητο, 3. nng. imperf. 
 of ίτίμαίομαι, to spur on ; to urge forward. 
 From It) and μάω, to desire ardently. 
 
 'Ε•;Γ£^άξατβ, 3. sing. \.a. ind. m. of μάσσω^ 
 f %6a, to wipe off. 
 
 'Έτίμζαίνω, to enter, to go on board, to 
 mount ; to insult ; to trample upon. From. 
 It), Iv, and βαίνω, f. βήσομαι, to go ; 2. a, 
 
 'Έ•τίμζαλί, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. for Ire- 
 νίζαλί, of Ιτίμζάλλ&ι, to throw or cast upon, 
 to superadd, to insert, to intercalate ; to en- 
 graft. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 'Έτίμζάλλίσίαί, pres. infin. pas. of \τιμ~ 
 ζάλλο(/,αι, to be inserted. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έτίμζα,τ'/ΐζ, ου, β, a horseman, a knight ; 
 and 
 
 'Έτiμζίζaωs, having embarked, or having 
 
 mounted, part. perf. act. Ion. for Ιτίμζιζγίχω5, 
 
 oTos, from ίΤίμζαίνω, to enter, to go on 
 
 board, to mount. From ίτ), &v, and βαίνω, 
 
 f β'/ΐίτομαι, p. βίζνιχα, to go ; 2. a. ϊζγιν. 
 
 'Έιτίμεινα, as, ί, and in 1. pi. ίτεμείναμεν, 
 I. a. ind. act. of ίτιμενω, f ϊτιμινω, ρ, ίτι- 
 μεμίνηχα, to continue, to remain. From \τ\ 
 and μένω, to remain. 
 
 ^'Άτεμελή6'ην, m, >?> 1. a. ind. pas. of ίτΐ' 
 μ^λεoμ«ι,f. '/χτομαι, to take care of. Til. μέλει. 
 
 Ύ.τεμ'εμφετο, 3. sing, imperf, pas. From 
 It) and μέμφομαι, f "^ομαι, j). μεμεμμκι, to 
 accuse. 
 
ΕΠΕ 
 
 S14 
 
 ΕΠΕ 
 
 ΈίΤί^£ν£, S. sing, imperf. act. of ί^ιμ,ίνω, 
 to abide, to remain. See 'Έ^ίμανα. 
 
 'Έτίμ,νινά,μην, «, ατβ, I was mad or beside 
 myself; 1. a. m. of \•7ημα,Ινομα,ι. Th. μού- 
 νομα,ι. 
 
 "Εντε^ίΤί, imperf. act. of -τίμ^ω, f. -φω, to 
 send. 
 
 'Έινίμν^α,, as, i, 1. a. ind. act. of ί-ττιμύττω, 
 to mock, to flout, to laugh at. From liri and 
 μΰττω, or -ffiru, to wipe the nose. Th. μύζω. 
 
 "ΈιΤίμ-φκ, αζ, £, 1 . α. i7id. act. of τίμ-τω, 
 y. "φω, 2). ;rs!Ts^^a, to send; 1, a, imperat. 
 •τίμ-φον. 
 
 'Έ^τίνάχιτο, Dor. for ϊττίν,^χίτο, he swam 
 upon ; 3. sing, imperf. of the verb ν/ίχ^ομκι. 
 Th. vioj. 
 
 'Έ^ην^υομαι, to put on over or in addition 
 to, to be clothed upon, to put on an outer 
 coat ; p. 1<ηννΐ^υμα,ι, part, ίτιν^ί^ΰμίνοζ' and 
 
 'EorsvSiir;??, Of, 0, an outer coat, a cloak. 
 From 
 
 'ΈιΤίνΙύω, f. ύσω, p. icrsv^s^w»», to put on 
 a garinent over or in addition to another, to 
 clothe upon ; \. a. m. 1<ηνίΒυ(τάμ^, ω, ccto, 
 1 . a. inf. m, 'ifi^JhuffairSai. From ί•τι, Iv, and 
 2υω, to put on. 
 
 'Έ•τίνίγ»ί7ν, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 'E<T£vey*>?, 3. sing. 1. a. or 2. a. subj. act. 
 and 
 
 'Έ.'Τίνίγχων, part. 2. a. act. from Ι^ίφίξω. 
 
 ^Έ.<7ηνί>χ,οι,ντΐζ, nom. pi. part. 1. a. act. from 
 Wi and ivitKo., Poet, for mtyxa, 1. a. ind. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'Έι^ίναμα, α;, ε, l^ a. ind. act. of ίΤίύμω. 
 From νίμω, f μω, to bestow, to distribute ; 
 \. a. 'ίνίΐμα. 
 
 'Έ.-Τίνΐίματο, from ίτηνίμω, Thuci/d.^ 
 
 'ΈιΤίήμίτο, 3. sing, imperf. from ί-ττιήμο- 
 μα,ι, to consume, devour, ravage ; from the 
 same Th. 
 
 'E?rivsjv£ey, imperf. act» ofl-vmu, or i-riv/iviea, 
 to gather into heaps, to heap up. From i-r), 
 I», and Via, to heap up ; imperf. hiov and 
 iinov. Whence iv/mov and i^ivr,viov. 
 
 'Έ,τηννινούα, for ίττινβκ, by Epenth. of o, and 
 Att. redupl. from ΐ'τα.νύ'ΐΜ, to bloom upon. 
 From ί•7ΓΪ and α,νΰΐω, to bio )m, to flourish ; or 
 rather in 3. sing. 2. a. as Clarke has shown, in 
 his note on \<7Γζνήνούον, Iliad ii, 219. Th. 
 ανβΰζ. 
 
 'Έ^ίννίχίτο, he swam upon ; 3. sing. impCTf. 
 m. of i^tvnxujf. ζω. Th. νιω. 
 
 'Έ'τίνόα, 3. sing, impeif. of ^ίνβίω, to lament, 
 to mourn. 
 
 ΈίΤεν^Λίν, Dor. for Ιττιλίων, part. 2. a. of 
 ί'Τίξχομια, to come upon, to come, to arrive. 
 Th. 'ίξχομκί, 
 
 'Έ•^£vτΆvvω,f. vffu, and 
 
 ''EfivTiivu,/'. ίνω, to extend, spread, stretch, 
 strain ; τον λόγον iirevntvuv, for ιτίντίίνίσ-βαι, 
 tliat the rumour is extending itself, or is spread 
 abroad ; the active and passive voices being (ften 
 interchanged by the Attic ivriters, Theophr. 
 Char. 8, edit. Si?npson.J^ 
 
 'Έίτ'φιμί, to march out to attack, to sally 
 out against, to attack, arraign, accuse ; to 
 avenge, punish ; to put in execution, to treat of. 
 From l^i, «ξ, and ίίμι, to go. 
 
 'Έ,^ΐζίλίυσ-όμί&κ, 1, pi. 1. f. ind. m. from 
 ίτηζίξχ^ομαα, to march out against, to make an 
 excursion, to arraign, to punish, fro avenge; 
 From ΙίΤ/, ίξ, and 'ίζ^ομαα, f. ίλίνσαμαι, to 
 come ; 2. a. τίλίον. 
 
 ΈίΤεξελ^εΓν, 2. a. inf. act. from the same. 
 
 'Έ,τι^Βξγά,ξομίχι, to elaborate, to put the last 
 hand to ; to perfect, to polish, to complete ; 
 to kill again, Soph. Antig. 126i. From lor/, 
 ίξ, and ίξγάζομαι, f σομα.ι, p. ίίξγα<τμβίΐ, to 
 labour. Th ίξγον. 
 
 'Έτίζ,ίξρι^ημκι, See 'Ειτ£ξίλε«ίτό(ί*ί^ώί. 
 
 'Έτΐζεύξομιν, 1. pi. 2. a. act. of ί-Τίζίυξία-χω, 
 to invent further. From Ιίτί, l|, and ίίξία-χω, 
 f. wu, to find out ; 2. a. ευξον. 
 
 ΈίΤίξίϊί, Ion. for l(p£|55i, in order, succes- 
 sively, one after another ; the same with 
 
 Έίτεξ/ενα/, with the dat. to arraign, to ac- 
 cuse, to burst out, to discourse of; and 
 
 Έ^τίξ/Λ, discourse thou upon ; pres. im.^ 
 perat. From i-r), εξ, and ίίμι, to go. 
 
 Έ•/Γεβ/«ε, it is fit, proper, or becoming, 3. sing, 
 p. m. ind. From ίτϊ and ε1ί»α>, to be like. 
 See "ΈοιχΆ. 
 
 '^i-ivuhf for I'fiTcuhroyhe obeyed j 3. sing, 
 imperf. pas. and 
 
 ''ETiTiihffa.v, by Syst. for 1-7ητίί6ι^<τκν, 3. pi. 
 
 1. a. pas. ; perhaj)s it should be i7ri^aih(rav,for 
 S'XiTothiirxv, Att. and Ion. 3. pi. pluperf m. 
 From Itt) and -^ηί^ω, f '/ηίβ-ω^ to persuade ; 
 
 2. a. ί'^ηύον, p. m. ίτε^τβ/^α. 
 
 'Έ.<τί^ίΐν, Ion. for ίφίττειν, to follow after, to 
 pursue, i^rom Ιίτ/ a^id iV-w, to follow. ■» 
 
 'Έ-ζηττείξίΆτο, Ion. for Ιτε^είξ*ιντο, 3. pi. 
 pluperf. pas. of the verb ττείξύω, f. άΐτω, and 
 Ion. '/ittu), p. pas. 'τετείξ^ιμα/^ to attempt, en- 
 deavour. Th. ^?τεΤξα. 
 
 ΈίτέίΤεσΌν, ε?, ε, I fell upon ; 2. a. ind. act. 
 of ε'Τΐ'τί'τττω, with dat. f ι•ζι<ττώ(Τω, p. Ι(Τ/•Τ£- 
 vrruxoif to fajl upon. From for/ and ^ί^τω^ 
 to fall. 
 
 'Έτεντ^γει, 3. sing. 2>luperf. m. From sirl 
 and ννιγνυμι, or -τΤ'Λσσω, f \ω, p. ^ί-τνιχ^κ, to 
 fix, to make fast, to freeze ; jy. m,. ττεττίίγα. 
 
 'Έτε^ίβμεν, we persuaded ; by Sync. JEol. 
 
 for ίτε'ττΊόομεν, 1. pi. 2. a. ind. act. ί^τέίτι^ΰν. 
 
 Ion. by redupl. of the two first letters, from 
 
 •ρτε'ιβω, 2. a. tTihv. Or, according to others, 
 
 it is 1 . 2)ers. pi. phqyerf. m. for ΙττετταΙύειμεν, 
 
 from ]). m. -r't-Trotoa,. 
 
 'Έτε^λχί, ])art. 1. a. act. for SirijrXas, and. 
 this for ίΤίτλβάΐτΆΐ• and 
 
 Έίτείτλεβν, they sailed to ; 3. pi. imjjeif. 
 act. of ετί-τλίω. Th. ντλεω. 
 
 'Έίτίτίλτιγον, I struck ; by reduplication for 
 'i'rXnyov, 2. a. ind. act. of -ΛΧήττω, f. '^ω, to 
 strike ; 2. a, ϊτλ'/ιγον, and ε^λαγον or 2. a. 
 from the verb ίττι^τλ^ττΰα. 
 
 'Έ.τετλ'/ι'ξα, its, ε, 1. α. act. of ί^ινλήσ-βω^ 
 
ΕΠΕ 
 
 815 
 
 ΕΠΕ 
 
 ϋτ -ντω,βιί. ξω, to upbraid, to rebuke. From 
 «flri and ^λ^σιτω, to strike. 
 
 ΈίτέίΤλίιΐν, MS, ω, I sailed to ; imperf. or 
 2. a. act. from Ι^ί-^τλωμι, for ί'τη^λίω, as 
 ioiduv, or iouv, ωί, eu. Th. ^λίω. 
 
 'Έ^ί^βί^αν, I had confided in or trusted to, 
 pluperf. m. From Wt and Xii^ujf. ίτύα-αμαι, 
 to persuade ; j). m. ττί^ο/βα. 
 
 'Έ•τί9τόν09^, ^tt. or Ion. for iTivOvhiv, as 
 zi^yi, for intnv, pluperf. m. of <7ίάσχ^ω, f τίίσ-ο- 
 μαι, to suffer ; 2. a. ϊ-τα^ον, p. m. νίττονύχ. 
 
 'Έ>τι^ζ<ίγίι/βιν, they did, they fared, Thucyd. 
 ii, for i^fr^ayuffKv, Att. and Ion. 3. pi. 
 pluperf, m.for ί-πίΤζάγ^ν, of ^^άσα-ω, or -ττω, 
 fut. ϊ,ω, p. m. 'τίτξαγχ. 
 
 ΈίΤίίΤτα^ον, ti, i, 2. a. act. of ίτιττκίξω, 
 to sneeze at. From i-r) and •ρττα,ίξω, f agu. 
 
 '^^i-TTccTo, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. he flew 
 to. See 'ΈίΤτάμνιν. 
 
 Έτ£ίττ«»ε/ν, I had fallen, pluperf. act. of 
 ^i^<ri»,f ττάσω, p. •^τίττωχα, to fall. 
 
 'Έ,'7τίτυα•τβ, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. of τυνόά- 
 νομαι, f. <ηύσομαι, to hear, to learn, to ask ; 
 p. pas. '^ί'!τυ(Τμοίΐ• /. a. m. Ιτυβόμνιν. 
 
 'Έ,τίζο.ιωύην^ I passed over, I crossed ; I.e. 
 ind. pas. of ^ίξαιόω, to convey over, to trans- 
 port. Th. -τίξχ. 
 
 'Έ'Τίζχσ-ταξ, ου, ο και «, amiable ; desirable.] 
 
 Έ^;ηξγχζομαί, to cultivate, plough, till ; 
 From i^) and ίξγάΖ,ομαι,/ηΙ. άαομχι, ρ, ασμαι, 
 to work, to labour. Th. 'έξγον. 
 
 'ΚτίξίίΙω, to support or to sustain upon, to 
 strive. 
 
 'ΈτίξϋίΤί, he strained or exerted, Iliad vii, 
 269 ; 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act.. From ι-π•) and 
 Igii^i», f. σω, p. «a, to fix, to support. 
 
 . *ΕίΤίζ£(!Γ^α/, to inquire, to ask, from. Wi^o- 
 ftat^f. Ιτίξίόΰτομαί. See 'Έι•^ίίξία•ίαί. 
 
 'Έ^ίζίήξίισμαι, perf. pas. of Ιτίξύ^ω, hy Att. 
 redupl. See 'Έττίζίκτί, 
 
 'Μ^εξ'/ια-α, a;, ε, I passed over, I crossed, 
 1. a. ind. act. of τίζάω, f riffu, and atru, 
 J). Τίνίξαχα. 
 
 'Έίτερραγ^ιν, j;?, »j, 2. a. ind. pas. of i<ri^n. 
 γνυμι. Th. pviffru. 
 
 'Έτίρρΐψην, ns, *j, 2. a. ind. pas. formed 
 from ίίτιρρίφω, for iftppiTTc», to cast or throw 
 upon. From ίτ) and ρίίττω, f. \^ω, p. tppt<pa, 
 to throw, to fling. 
 
 'Έ,ττίρρΛκταν, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. act. and 
 
 'Έ-Τίρρύιταντο, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. m. of εττιρ- 
 γωηυμι, to strengthen, confirm ; to excite, to 
 encourage ; to move or shake forcibly. From 
 iw< and ρώννυμι, f. peoffu, p. tppuxa, 1. a. pas. 
 ippetiffuytv. 
 
 'ΈιΤίξύο), f. ύσω, to draw to, to close, to pull, 
 Odys. i, 441.] 
 
 'ΕίΤί^;^β^α«/, f Ι^ίλίόσ-βμαί, to come, to ar- 
 rive ; to come upon, to advance, approach, to 
 come suddenly ; to attack, to discuss ; to travel 
 over ; to punish ; 2. a. Ιτή'Κύον. From Ιτϊ 
 and ϊξχ^ομαι, p. m. νιλυθα, Att. IXvikvuot. 
 
 *Έ'τίξ;ΐζοντ,' for Ι'τίξρζοντ»!, 3. j}l. pres. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έ-^ΐζωτύω, to ask, question, interrogate ; to 
 
 consult ; imj)erf 'fff^^aruov, ων, -asj, a?, -as, -<«, 
 
 f. vi(Tu, p. Ι^νξύτηκχ, 1. a. Ιτττ,ξωτν,ίτα, 
 
 1 . a. imperat. Ιτίξωτΐκτον, ύτω. From ixt • 
 and ίξωτύω, to ask. 
 
 Ένπζωτψα, «τοί, το, a question, interroga- 
 tion ; promise or obligation m iV. T. See 
 Schlexisner. 
 
 'Έ•τεξωτ^σ•αί) αντος, part'. 1 . a. act. from 
 ίΠρωτάω. 
 
 'Έ-τίξύτησ•/ί, iui, h, a question, interrogation. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Έτίΐτα^,ίν, 3. sing. 1. a. of 'i-yritrarreuy 
 f |<y, to spread or lay upon, to saddle. Th. 
 αάττω. 
 
 'Έ,τίΐτξολίχ, xs, h, reproach, abuse, invective ; 
 and 
 
 'Έ'Χία-ξολοί, ου, β χα) h, abusive, reproachful, 
 using opprobrious language. From liri, us. 
 Ait. 'is, and βάλλω, to cast or throw ; p. m. 
 βίζολχ, or as if Ί-τηιην, us βίλεσι, βάλλων, 
 assailing with words, as with weapons. 
 
 "Έ'Τίσίν, he fell ; 3. sing. 2. a. act. of τι-χ- 
 ru, f. τηιϊοΖμχι, J). -ΧίΤτωχΆ, to fall ; 2. a. 
 'if ίσον. 
 
 'Έ'Τίσ'^ίω, to eat besides, to eat after. From 
 l-rt and \<τ61ω, to eat. Th. ϊίτύω. 
 
 'Έ•τία•Ρω, let him follow ; 3. sing, j^res. im- 
 perat. and 
 
 'Έ'τία-όων, 3. dual. pres. imperat. of ϊ^ομκι, 
 to follow ; pres. inf. Χ'κισίχι. 
 
 "Έ,'Τίο'ίν, dat. pi. from Ίτοξ, iinos} το, a 
 word. Th. ί-τω. 
 
 'Έ,^ίσ-χαζον, ίί, i, imperf act. of αχχζω, 
 f. σω, to be lame, to limp, to halt. 
 
 Έ5Τ£ίτ»£ίτεν, he covered ; 3. mig. imperf. 
 act. of i'7naxiiru,f. "φω. Th. σχίζω. 
 
 'Έι'Τίσχί-φχσ^, 2. pi. 1. a. m. Ι-Τίσχί-φάμαν, 
 ω, χτο, of Ι'Χίσχίττομαι, f "φομα/, to go or 
 come to see, to visit ; p. pas. Ιτίσχεμμχι. 
 From It) and σχε-ττομαι, to look about. 
 
 'ΈιΤεσχίχσα, xs, ε, \. a. ind. act. of ετισχιχ- 
 ζω, with dat. f. χσω, j). ίτεσχίχχχ, to over- 
 shadow, to cast a shadow upon; 1. a. subj. 
 ϊ'χισχιχσω, ψ, γ. From Ιτ) and fxt», a 
 shade. 
 
 ''ΆτεσχΊξτνισε, he leaped or sprung upon ; 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. From W) and σχίξ- 
 τχω, to leap, to dance. Th. σχχίξω. 
 
 Έίτε(7«βτ5ί(Τ£, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 ί'ζισκοτίω, f. νισω, p. ί<^τεσχΌηΊχχ, to darken, to 
 obscure, to cloud. From i-r) and tfxoros, 
 darkness. 
 
 "ΕίΤίίΤβν, ε?, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of ^Ί'τττω^ to 
 fall; 2. f. m. νεσουμχι, p. τε-χτωχα. 
 
 'Έ.'ρτεστεσίχί, Ion. and Poet, for εφεκτεσίχΊ, 
 to follow after, to pursue ; and 
 
 'Έ,'ττεσ-τίτο, imperf. of 
 
 'ΈΑ<τεσ<!Τομαι, Ion. and Poet, for ίφε9Τβμαι, 
 to follow the opi^iion of another, Herod, viij 
 10.] ^ 
 
 'Έι'τεσ<τον, 2. a. ind. act. 2. a. inf. ΙίΤ/β'ίΤεΓν, 
 
 2, α. j^c^'rt. ί'^ησττών' from the obsol. ϊνισ-τεω, 
 to reach, to arrive at, to attain. From Isri 
 
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 ΕΠΕ 
 
 and e<7tiM, formed from kViy, by transposition 
 and Pleonasm of <r. Th. ίττω. 
 
 'Έ-τίσσ-εται, by doubling ff, for i-Tfiinrai, 
 ' Poet. 3. sing, f ίσομα,ι. From It) and ίΐμΐ, 
 to be. 
 
 'Έ,τίίητυται, it is strongly moved -jr de- 
 termined, Iliad i, 1 IS, by Metath. for Χ-πιτισν- 
 τα,ι, ?>. sing. perf. pas. and 
 
 'Έ-τία-σ-ντο, for ίτησ-ίιτντο, 5. sing, juvperf. 
 pas. From- ir) and σύομα,ι, to excite, to drive, 
 to pursue, obsol. verb, for <τίύο[Ααι, the same. 
 Th. ffilm. 
 
 ^'Ά'ΤΓΐιϊτα.'Κμα.ι, 1 Was sent, perf. pas. of 
 Χ'ττίίΤτίΧΧω, to send. 
 
 Έ^£ίΓ7•£;λα, α?, s, I sent or hzxQ sent, 1. a. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 'Έ^ταττίνάχ,ιΖ,ί, 3. sing, imperf act. of i-Tti- 
 ο•τίνΆχ;ίζω, to groan at. From l-rt and t/nvoi- 
 Xiieo,f. σω, to groan. Th. imvos. 
 
 'Έτίο-ηνί, he or it groaned, Hesiod. Theog. 
 679, 3. sing, imperf. act. From ίτι and 
 ffrivoj, to groan. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έι'ησ'τί'φκντο, ihey crowned, 3. pi. 1, a. 
 ind. m. from Ιτιστίφω. Th. σ-τίφω. 
 
 'Έ,τιστίωί, Μτο;, bij Crasis Ion. for Ιφίστα- 
 χ,ω:, and ίφίσ•?ΆΛ>;, part. perf. act. and 
 
 'Έτεστιην, vs, Ά, I came to or approached, I 
 came upon suddenl}'^, 2. a. ind. act. from 
 Ιφίίττ'/ιμ,ι, f ί'ΤΓίσττκτω, p. Ιφ'ίστ'/ικα,, to come 
 upon, to stand by. From lcr< and Ίστημι, to 
 stand. 
 
 'ΕίΤ£5•τ57^<κτβ, 3. sing, pluperf pas. See 
 "Έ,σ-τίηξίΗτοίΐ, from ffr'/i^'iZ,M,f. ζαι, to fix firmly, 
 to strengthen, to confirm. 
 
 ΈνΓ£ίΓτ>5^/ξί4, a;, i, 1. a. ind. act. ofl'Tiirrvt• 
 ξίζω, to confirm, to strengthen. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 'Έτία-τταταν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. of ί<ρτίστ^ιν. 
 
 "Έ^εστί, it impends ; sometimes, it is lawful 
 or permitted ; 3. sing. pres. of ίτηιμι, to stand 
 over, to impend. Th. ιΐμΐ. 
 
 'ΈΛ<πΐϊτονά,χιΖ,ε, the same with ΐ'τηστενά.χ^ιζί. 
 From It/ and στοναχ^ΐζω, to groan. Th. 
 
 'Έ,-πεστξα,μμίνα., perverse and harsh words, 
 2xirt. perf. pas. n. g. pi. 
 
 ''EjTi(TT^a,pviv, fis, *!, 2. a. ind. pas. of 
 ί^ησ-τξίφΰο, f -φα, to turn to, to cause to re- 
 turn. Th. στξίφω. 
 
 'Έι'τίο'Τξί'φα, αζ, £, 1 . a. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έ'ΤίίΤτνφίλίξον, they beat or scourged ; 
 3. pi. imperf. From i'v) and (Ττνφελίζω, to 
 treat harshl3^ Th. στύφω. 
 
 "Έ-τεσχε, 3. sing. 2. η. ind. act. of εττείτρ^ον, 
 from ί•π'εχ^ω. 
 
 'Έτεσχετο, 3. sing, 2. a. ind. m. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 "ΕίΤ£τα/, he follows ; 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 from ετομαί, to follow ; 1. a. m. εΐ-^ράμν,ν. 
 Th. 'i'jru. 
 
 Έίτετ«ί, «, I, Poet, and Dor. for 'fr'tryi;, 
 ου, 0, an attendant, companion, servant. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 'ΈτΓΒτάίτίΐΐν, 1. a. ind. pas. from τετύνννμι, 
 or <;f ετάζω, f άνω, to spread out, to unfold, to 
 open. Th. τετάω. 
 
 'Έτετειλχ, ag, ε, I commanded, I ordered ; 
 1 . a. ind. act. from Ιτιτελλω. From Ιτί and 
 τελλω. 
 
 ^Έ,τ'ετειος, ου, ο χα) ti, lasting a year, yearly, 
 annual. Th. (tos. 
 
 'Έτετελλε, he commanded ; 3. sing, im- 
 perf. act. and 
 
 ΈίΤ£Τ£λλ£τ',^όϊ• ίνετελλετο, 3. sing, imperf. 
 pas. See 'Έτετειλκ. 
 
 'Έ,τετεξτετο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of ίτιτίζ-ττο- 
 μαι, to be delighted, to be pleased. Th. 
 τίξτω. 
 
 'Έ,ττετ'^^ενσ'Ά, ας, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of iTirt]- 
 ^εύω, fut. εύσω, to apply one's self diligently 
 to any thing, to take pains, to study to do any 
 thing. Th. STiT'^'^S' 
 
 Έ!Τ£Τ57Λβί, αν, ό κα) ίι, or Ία,, ιον, lasting the 
 Avhole year, annual, yearly. Th. ϊτοζ. 
 
 'Έ,^ετίβουν, for ΐτετίβεον, 1 . sing, or 3. pi. 
 imperf. act. as ffrom ϊ-ητιθεω, of ετιτίύνιμι. 
 
 'Έ,-τετίμα, for ίτετίμαε, 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 from 
 
 'Έ>τετ/μάω, f. ιηα-ω, p. ΐ^ίτετίμίίχα, to up- 
 braid, chide, rebuke. From ίτ) and τίω, to 
 punish. 
 
 ^ΈιτετΙμηνα, ας, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έ.<τετίμων, 1 . sing, or 3. pi. imperf. act. 
 ίτετίμαον, ων, of ϊτιτιμάω, to rebuke, to repri- 
 mand ; which see. 
 
 'Έτετοα-σα, ας, ε, I fell in with, I met with, 
 I obtained , 1. a. Poet, for Ι-^ετοσα, of ^τετόω, 
 ω, f ωσω, and this from the old verb ττ'ετω. 
 Th. 'π'ί'τττω. 
 
 'Έ,τετξά-π-ίίν, 9is, 'Λ•> 2. a. ind. pas. of ί'ΤίΤζε- 
 τω, f. •φω, p. ετιτ'ετξεφα, to permit, to entrust 
 to ; 1. a. Ιτετξε-φα, p. m. ετίτίτξατα. From 
 ίτ) and τξεττω. 
 
 'Έ^ετξε•φα, ας, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Έί'ρτ'ετνχ^ον, ες, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of επιτυγ- 
 χάνω, to attain to, to obtain. From l-r) and 
 τυγχάνω, f. τευζομαι, to be. 
 
 'Έτεύα^ον, imperf. or 2. a. ^ol. by Pleonasm 
 of υ, for ίτεα^ον, from ία'^ον, by Ion. resolut, 
 for ^"hov, and changing φ into <7γ, froin ανίάνω^ 
 or οί^ω, f. ahyitr&i, to please. 
 
 'Έ•τευίόμε0α, we understood or learned, we 
 heard ; 1 . pi. imperf. from τινββμαι, f. τευ~ 
 σομαι,ρ. pas. τετυσμαι, 2. a. m. Ιτυβομτιν. 
 
 'ΊίτενβυιίΑεω, ω, f ή(τω, p. ί'Τευύύμνικ.α, to be 
 of good cheer. Th. 9-νμός. 
 
 'Έ-τευ&ννω, to direct, guide, steer ; gov- 
 ern.] 
 
 'Έτενατος, ου, to be desired, desirable. 
 
 Έτευλαζ'εομαι, to fear, not to dare. 
 
 'Έ•!ηυΙάμενΰς, part. 1. a. m. from ίττεύχ^ο- 
 μαι, to pray, to invoke, to vow ; to boast. Th. 
 εύχομαι. 
 
 'Έ^τευφτιμ'εω, f v\(fu, to cry out in approba- 
 tion, to praise, to applaud. From ί9τι and 
 
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 ^φημ-Λί, praised, and this from tS, well, and 
 
 φπ/ΐΛΐ, to say. Tk. φάω. 
 
 'Έ^ευφ^ημί^α-α, aj, £, I praised or applauded, 
 in 3. pL ΐ-τίυφ'ήμνιιτα.ν, 1. α. ind. act. of ίτίν- 
 <p7^fAim,f. ήσω. From ίτ) and ίΰφ^ιμοί, praised, 
 and this from «y, well, and φημ^ to say. Th. 
 φάω. 
 
 Έτίύρζίο, Ion. for ί-^ηύχου, pres. imperat, 
 from 
 
 'Έτίόχομαί, 91, srat, to pray to, to invoke, 
 to make a vow ; to boast, to vaunt. See 
 'Έιτηνζ,ύμίνος» 
 
 'Έ•ηνωνίζ(ύ, fut. ίσω, p. 4x,at, to sell at a low 
 price ; to make cheap. Th. ώνίομαι. 
 
 'Έτίφαντα, they appeared, S. pi. jyluperf. 
 2)as. Poet, for -π-ιφα^μίνοι νίσκν. From φαίνο- 
 μαι, to appear, fut. φαν/χτομαι, p. pas. ττίφαμ- 
 μκί, and Att. 'τΊφαίΤμαι, 2. a. pas. ίφάνην. 
 Th. φαίνω. 
 
 'Έτίφίξον, isy ε, imj)erf. act. of ϊτιφίξω, 
 f. ίτοΊσω, to bring upon, to bring or carry to ; 
 2. a. i^Tiviyxov. Th, φ'ίξω. 
 
 "Έτίφνεν, he killed, 3. sing, imperf act. of 
 ίΤίφνω, the same with φΊνω, to kill j ^). m. τΊ- 
 φονα. Others derive it from, Ιτιφονεω, 2. a. 
 Βτίφονον, and by Sync, 'ί-ττιφνον, I killed. Others 
 from φίνω, by redupl. -Τίφίνω, by Sync, τίφνω' 
 2. a. ίΤίφνον. Or from φίνω, 2. a. 'ίφινον, by 
 redupl. Syracus. ίτεφενον, by Sync, 'ίτεφνον. 
 
 'Έτίφξα^ον, ες, £, 2. a. ind. act. of ϊ'ΤίφξάΖ,ω^ 
 f, (Τω, p. ϊ'ττί'Τίφξακα, to declare, to signify ; to 
 appoint ; to advise ; to suggest ; p. m. «rs- 
 φζα^α. Or ίτεφξα^ον, by Syracusan redii- 
 plication, for ίφξαίον or it may be imperf. of 
 ντεφξά^ω, formed from p. m. τίφξο^οί. Th. 
 φξάξω. 
 
 'Έι-τεφξάίΤατ' , for ίτεφξάα-ατο, 3, sing. 1. a. 
 ind. m. of ίτιφξάζομαι, to invent, devise ; to 
 perceive, observe, Iliad v, 665. From the 
 same. 
 
 'Έ,τίφξάα-ίτατο, Poet, for ίττεφξάσατο. See 
 the preceding. 
 
 'Έιτεφύετο, See 'Έι<^εφυόμίίν. 
 
 'Έι7τεφϋχ.αν, ε;, ε, I grew, I grew from, 
 Hesiod. Op. xiv, 9 ; 1. sing, or 3. pi. 
 imperf. act. of ^εφύχω, the same with φύω, 
 f. (Τω, p. νεφυχα, to be born ; 2. a, εφνν. 
 
 'Έ-^εφυ'ομην, ου, ετο, I grew to or upon, I 
 adhered to, imperf. ind. ^jos. of ΐ'τΤίφύομαι. 
 Th. φύω. 
 
 'Έ-τίφωνει, 3. sing, imperf. act. of Ιτεφωνεον, 
 ovv, -είζ, £/?• of ί'Τίφωνίω, f, 'ή(Τω, J), ΐΤίΤεφω- 
 νηκ,α, to cry out, to shout ; p). pas. ί'Π'τηφίάνν)- 
 μαι. Th. φωνή. 
 
 'Έτεχείν, 3. sing, imperf. from 2. a. ind. 
 act. qfs^τ^ρ^ίω, to pour in. See ^Έχρ^^ίω. 
 
 'Έτ'εχ^ειν, to restrain, withhold, to obtain, 
 get, pres. inf. act, ίτεχειν σ-χοτω τό^ον to bend 
 the bow at a mark, from Ιτε^ω. 
 
 'Έτεχ,είξ^κταν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind, act. of i-zt- ■ 
 χείξίω, imperf. Ι-τεχείζεβν, ovv, f νι<τω, p. Ιττι- 
 χεχείξγικα, to undertake, to set about, to at- 
 tempt ; 1. a. ετεχ,είξτισοί. From Icri and χε)ξ, 
 the hand. 
 
 Έ<»•ί;(ί£Γτί, for είτεχείτο, he poured in, 3. 
 sing, imperf. m. From Ιίτί and χεομαι. Th, 
 χεω. 
 
 'Έ,^τίχότιν, m, Hi 1. a. pas. of τεκω, the 
 same with ^ff%iκω,f. «•ίξ», to comb, to shear. 
 
 ''Έιττεχ^αον, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act, of 
 ετιχξάω, or ΐτιχξαύω, to attack furiously, to 
 fall upon. Th. χξάω. 
 
 'Έ,^εχζκτε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. qfWtx^tUt 
 f ίσω, ρ, ετίχεχςιχα, to daub over, to anoint. 
 Th. χξίω. 
 
 'Έτεχω, imperf. ί'χΰχον, ες, ε, loith dat. f. 
 εφ'ε^ω, or ίτησχνισω, p. ιτ'ενχηχα, to restrain, 
 to withhold, keep back, to prevent ; to stop, to 
 stay, to delay ; to present ; to possess, to oc- 
 cupy, to march against ; to apply, to attend 
 to, to take heed. Job xviii, 2; 1 Tim. iv, 16; 
 2. a. 'έπεσχον. From Iv) and εχω. 
 
 'ΈτεχωίΤΛΤο, I. a. mid. of 
 
 'Έί'ττιχωομαι, Apol. Rhod.^ 
 
 "Έ,^ε-φα, a$, ε, L. a. ind. act. of ^ε'τττω, to 
 boil. 
 
 'Έτε-φευα-αιτβε, 1. a. mid, of ί^ι-φεύ^ομαί^ 
 which see. Apol. Rhod. iii, 381,] 
 
 'Έτ'ϊων, gen. pi. and 
 
 "Eorj?, for εττία, poems, verses, songs, nom. 
 pi. from εττοξ, tos, το, a poem, song. Th. ε^ω. 
 
 ΈίΤ'/ϊ, may be present, 3. sing, pres, subj. of 
 ε^είμι, to be over, to be present. From ίίτϊ 
 and είμ), to be. 
 
 ΈίΤίί^βλβ?, Poet, for Ιτίζολο;, ου, ό χα) «, that 
 has obtained any thing, master of, possessed of. 
 From εττίζάλλίο. 
 
 'Έτ^γαγε, he brought to or upon, Att. for 
 'ετΤιγε, 3. sing. 2, a, ind. act. or p). m. of 
 ί'ττά'γω. Th. ay ω. 
 
 'ΈιΤ'/ιγάγοντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas, Att, for 
 Ι'^άγομαί, to be brought to or upon. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 'Έι^'/ΐγγειλοίμ'/ιν, ω, aro, 1 . a. ind. m. of 
 'ε-ταγγελλομαι, to promise. From i^) and αγ- 
 γελλω, f. λω, p. ^γγελχα, to tell or relate, to 
 bring tidings. 
 
 'Έτ^γείξα, 1. a. ind. act. (fετεγε^ξω, f, ξω, 
 ρ, ίΤ'/ιγεξχα, to stir up, to excite. From ίτι 
 and ίγείξω, 
 
 'Έ,τηιγχενί^ί, α/, long planks which extend 
 from the stem to the stern of ships, so called, 
 asif%τεvεγxΐhεξ. Th, φέξω, 
 
 'Έ•9Τνιγοξεύείν, Ion. for χατίΐγβξειν. 
 
 Έτ^ε/ν, s?£ii, «?£/, pluperf m. of ε-τειμ/, to 
 come to, to come upon. Th. ειμί. 
 
 'Ki-mvffor i-rnv, 3. sing, imperf. qfε^ειμι. 
 
 'Έτνιετανοί, h, ov, lasting the whole year, 
 annual ; copious, abundant, thick. From i<ri 
 and έτος, a year. 
 
 ^^'Τ'ηύξηχυΊα, part, perf act.f.g. of^'7ra6φ.ω. 
 From IfT/ and α6φ.ω, f νχτω, to see. 
 
 Έίτίϊκαν, Ion. for ίφΐ^χαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind, 
 act. they sent in or upon, from Ιφΐνιμι, and 
 this from Ίνιμι, to send. So 
 
 'Eir>j«£, Ion. for Ιφνιχε, 3. sing, from the 
 same tense, 
 
 'Έ•'ζτ7ΐχολούόηα'α, ας, ε, 1. a. ind. μοί. of 
 
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 ΕΠΗ 
 
 ίίΤαχΰλβνΰίο», f. ^σω, ρ. iWinakoiofixa, to follow 
 after; 1. a. suhj. act. ίτα,χ,οΧοοθτισω, »ji, »>. 
 From 1«) and iix'oXouuos, an attendant. 
 
 'EW«<jei5 ov, x.a,) fi, one who hears, a 
 hearer, an attender at the forum, Sfc. propi- 
 tious ; whence any thing may be heard. See 
 under 'Έιτταχονος. Th. άχούω.^ 
 
 'ΈιΤ'^χου^α, 1. a. act. ofi'Xa.Kovu. 
 
 ^'Kvnxpooi'vro, for -οά,ύντο, 3. pL imperf. m. 
 ϊ<^ηκροΆΒμτ,ν, ωμν)¥, -ήου, ω, -ciiTo, άτο, from 
 ί^αχ,ξοάομαι, ωμχέ, to hearken, to listen. From 
 Wi and άίχζοΆομαι, to hear. 
 
 "'E^rikav, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. act. of τάλλω, 
 f. τα,Χω, to shake, to brandish ; 1 . a. ϊττνιλα. 
 
 'Έ,τ^λβον, is, £, 2. a. ind. act. of \'Χΐ^χ^ομα,ι., 
 f. \<ffikii'!rf>^«,t, to come to, to arrive, to come 
 upon. Th. ίξχημαι. 
 
 'Έ^Τ'/ιλυγάζ&ι, or -ίζω, to cover with a shade, 
 to cover over, to hide. From W) arid ίιλνγύ- 
 ζο); or -Ίζω, the same. Th. λύγνι. 
 
 'li-rriX/jhii, ol κα,ί Oil, strangers, foreigners, 
 nom. pi. from Ϊ9Τζλυ$, vhos. From 1<^ίξρ(^ομαι, 
 See ΈίΤίίλ^β». 
 
 ''E'T'/ik'jh, 3. sing. p. m. or 2. a. ind, act. 
 and bif Sync. I'Trn'kh, from the same verb. 
 
 "Έ-Τ7ΐ/<.νζ, ΰοο.', ό Kui h, a stranger, a for- 
 eigner. See 'EiTiiXy^ii. 
 
 ^Έί'τΤΥΐΧΰσ'ια., ai,, and 'iTT'/sXvtr'in, h. Ion. a com- 
 ing, an arrival ; a charm or enchantment. Th. 
 εξχιμαι. 
 
 Έ•τ'/5λί/τ>??, ου, and Ι'ττ^λντΰί, oa, ο κα) h, a 
 «tranger. 
 
 'Ετ>ί;ί4'/ίναν, S. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of τγίμκίνω, 
 f. Άνω, to hurt, to damage. Th. •πτιμ». 
 
 'Έ<τ'/ιμ6ΐζ«?, h, flv, that acts alter natel}»^, altern- 
 ate, reciprocal. From α,μύζω, to change. 
 
 'E-rijv, there was present, 3. sing, imperf of 
 'Ϊ-Ζίίμι. Th. ίΐμί. But 
 
 'Ε5Γ«ν, since, because ; after that, Ion. for 
 Wav. From i-n), after, and «v, if. 
 
 'Έ••7Τ'/ιηον, I praised, and by contract. Ιτ^νουν, 
 imperf. act. if 'irratviu, f ήτω and ίσω, to 
 praise •, \.a. ϊ'ττψισα., 1. α. pas. \νψί6'^ν. From 
 It) and alvos, praise. 
 
 ^Έτγινίίπτίχν, they praised or approved, 3. pi. 
 1. a. ind. act. Poet, by doubling ffforlT'^ncrav. 
 See "Έ,τψίβν. 
 
 'Έτ»ν'/ΐ(τχν, they praised, 3. pi. 1. a. act. 
 Poet, for ϊτήησαν, from iireiiviu, or regularly 
 fromfut. -v)ffoD. 
 
 "Έ-^ηνία, p. m.from. 'ίτχνβίω, to bloom upon, 
 to flower or flourish upon. From ίτ) and 
 α,νύίω. Th. ILvhi. See 'Έ-ηνίηνοάα. 
 
 'H'/r^vrnffci, a,;, i, I . a. ind. act. oflTavrau, 
 f. ruro), p. ίτ^ντηκα, to meet. From ίτι and 
 Kvrau. Th. avr'i. 
 
 ΈίΤ»νι5ίΓ^>ι, it was completed or finished, 3. 
 sin". 1. a. ind. pas. of Ίττκνύω, to finish, com- 
 plete. Th. ανύω. 
 
 'ΈΛΤΤ'Α^οί-Γο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of τήγνυμι, 
 f ξ«, to make fast, to frame ; p. m. τι- 
 T'Ayoi. 
 
 "ΕίΤίίΙεν, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 '%')fyi<rtikvt9i, he threatened, 3. sing, 1. c, 
 ind. act. of Ιτατίιλίω. Th. avruKia. 
 
 'ΈτγξΆ, I raised or lifted up, 1. a. ind. act. 
 of ίταίξύ/, 1. a. ind. m. Ι^η^ζάμνιν, See 
 'Έιτίίξίν. 
 
 'Κ-τήξ&τος, ου, ο κα) ν, lovely, desirable ; 
 pleasant. From It) and \ga.w,f. ά(τω, to love. 
 
 ΈΠΗΡΕΑ'ΖΛ, f άνω, p. Ιτπξίχχοί, to 
 hurt, injure, outrage, molest, vex ; to calumni- 
 ate ; as if from It) and "Αξνις, Mars. 
 
 'Έ,Τ'/ΐξίχσ-μοί, ου, ο, vexation, persecution, 
 injury, malevolence, insult ; and 
 
 'Έτ'/}ξίΒίβ•ηχοί, «> ov, injurious, vexatious, 
 abusive, insulting ; and 
 
 'EiT-ii^sia, us, h, injury, wrong, outrage, 
 insult ; calumny, persecution. From ϊτ^ζΐάζο). 
 
 'Έτ'Αξίν, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of Ιτβίίζω, f. 
 Ιτοίξύ), p. Ιτ^ζΧΆ, to lift or raise up ; part. 
 1. a. iTUgets, avros, 1• a. pas. 1<7ίνιξ6*>ν, From 
 It) and ou^u, to raise up. 
 
 'Έ,τ'ήξίτμο5, ou, β xoCi h, prepared for rowing ; 
 furnished with oars. From Ιξίτμοί, an oar, 
 Th. Ιξίννω, or -ντω. 
 
 'Έτ'Αξίτο, 3. si7ig. imperf. m. of ίζ-ίζομαι, 
 to ask, to inquire. From It) and ί"ζω, to say. 
 Put Ιτνίξίτο, with ι subscribed is the imperf, 
 pas. if 'ίτούξομοίΐ, to be lifted up or raised. 
 Th. αίξω. 
 
 'Έ•τ)ΐξίφία$, ace. pi. from ίτηξίφ^5, cov- 
 ered over, dark, obscure. From It) and Ιξίφω, 
 f -φω, to cover. 
 
 'Έτ^ΐξύ»ιν, 1. a. ind. pas. from Ιτα,Ίζω^ ts 
 lift up, to raise. See ^Έτγζίν. 
 
 'Έ,Τ'Αζχίΐ, 3. sing, imperf. act. of iTK^xiuy 
 f. iff ω, p. ιτήξκιχα., to suffice, to assist. Th. 
 άξχίω. 
 
 'EiTjj^xiiT'sv, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έιτνΐξμίνο5, lifted up, elated, part. p. pas. of 
 'ίτκίξομαί. See 'Έ^τνίξίτο. 
 
 'ΈιΤ»ίζσα, as, ί, 1. a. JEol. of \<^άξθ), and 
 this from l-r) and οίξω, to fit, f. JEol. αζνω^ 
 infin. ii^ffoii, ^c. 
 
 'Έ,7rylξτyιμivas, p. part. J)as. of Ιταζτάομαι, to 
 hang over, impend. From It) and κξτάω, 
 f. ^ffu, to hang up. 
 
 'Έ>Τ9ΐξάιτα, 3. sing, imperf. of Ιτ*ΐξωταον, 
 Λ/ν, -α£ί, as, of ΙτίξΜτύω, f. ■Kfftu, J}, ίτηξύ- 
 τηχκ, to ask, to question j i. a. ϊτΆξύτηαα.^ 
 as, i. Th. Ιξωτάο). 
 
 'Έ,τνίξάτ^ισαν, 3. j^l. l.a. ind. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 ΈίΤ'^ίταν, they were over, or there were be- 
 sides, 3. pi. impeif. of ϊτίίμι. From ίΐμϊ, 
 to be. 
 
 ''ETijffhTiv, Ion. for \(pviffh7iv, by Syncope for 
 ΙφτισύίίΫΐσαν, 3. plur. 1. a. opt. jms. of i^w^e- 
 μβίΐ, to be delighted with or to rejoice in a 
 thing. From \τ) and vihu, f. inffeo, to delight, 
 to please. Th. v\hus. 
 
 'ΈτΫια•6ίτο, 3. sing. 2. a, ind. m. of Ιτκι- 
 νίάνομαι, to perceive, to feel, to hear. From 
 It) and α,Ισύάνομαι, the same, f. α\σ6ήαομαΗ 
 p. '^οίημαί, 2. a. m. '^σύόμην, ου, ire. 
 
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 Έί!•»β•«}7ί•ατβ, 3. sing. 1. α. ind. m. of 
 igruffxio, to exercise, to practise. Th. αακΊω. 
 
 "Έ-^νται, 3. sing. pres. subj. m. of ίτομοα, 
 to follow, 1. a. ύ-φύμην. 
 
 'Έιττ'^της, ου, or i^virhii ov, ο xctt h, eloquent. 
 Th. ί^ω. 
 
 'Έ-^τ^τξϊμοί, βυ, ο xoti '/ι,, thick, crowded. 
 From STTi and ητξίον. 
 
 'Έ-^γιχίω, ΰ, to sound, to resound, to make 
 a noise, so as to hinder one from being heard. 
 From Ivi and νιχ^ίω, to sound. Th. γιχος, 
 
 'Έ.<τηχ,ύί<τμίνας. part, p. ^ws. of \';τά,χ6ομοα^ 
 to groan under a weigrit, and this from Ιίτ/ and 
 Ά^βομαι, the same, f '/ατομα,ι, and (,σομκι, I. a. 
 pas. νιχ^ύίσβ^ίν. Th. α,χ,ΰοζ. 
 
 'Έτνιρ(^ύ4<τμίνο!, part. perf. pas. of ιταχ^θί- 
 ζομχί, ] 
 
 ΈΠΓ, prep, governing the genitive, dative, 
 and accusative j on, upon, in, to, towards 5 
 aver, above ; under ; near by ; before, in pre- 
 sence of; against : 
 
 1. With the genitive; Ϊ9τ) rrt? yns, on the 
 earth ; Ιττ) του •ττοταμόυ, at or by the river ; 1^/ 
 2α^δία»ν, towards Sardis ; W Ιμου, in my own 
 time ; ΐτ) των νιμίτίξΐυν τζογόνίαν, in the times 
 of our fathers or ancestors ; i^t rm οίου, by the 
 way ; ί9τ\ κίνδυνων, in times of danger ; i^i rtii 
 αυτού αξχ^, since his reign ; ί•τι"Ατνο;, under 
 the goverment of Atys ; τον τόλεμον τον i<r 
 ίχύνου, the war which was carried on under him 
 or under his command ; Ιτϊ Φξυγία,ζ ί^οξίύίτο, 
 he went against Phrygia ; i<r) δί τούτων, in the 
 mean while j Ιτι σόΰ, before or in presence of 
 thee; Kainrravonivi rtvos, to set over or give 
 authority over one: 
 
 2. IVith the dative ; μεναν liri το7$ οτλοΐξ) to 
 remain in or under arms ; το lir' ίμοί and Ιίτί 
 *•βι, as respects me and thee, or so far as de- 
 pends on me and thee ; ^v HXto? ι-τη ^νσμοιΐζ, 
 the sun was near its setting; Ιτί Βυξχίί, at or 
 near the doors ; l(p' ίαυτοΐξ, among themselves; 
 i^i τούτοις, beside or in addition to those things, 
 also after these things ; I'zr) τίλα τοΰ βίου, at the 
 end of life ; i-zri tm ^ti^rveo, at supper time -, It) 
 TouTois, afterwards or thereupon ; l<rt τινι είνχι, 
 to be on the side of any one ; ίτί σ-οι Ίστα,ι, it 
 will be in your power or it will lie with you to 
 do any thing ; έτ' ωφελεία, to the advantage 
 of ; ίφ' οϊξ and 1^' ω, wherefore, for which 
 reason ; Ιτί τούτοις, on those conditions, there- 
 upon ; STi νητίω μαι τίόνήκεν, while I was a 
 child he died ; lir' Ιξοίγωγγ, on condition of 
 carrying away ; τε?>.ευτΖν ίτϊ vroiie-iv, to die leav- 
 ing children behind : 
 
 3. With the accusative; i^ri Β-άΧατταν, to 
 or towards the sea ; l(p' αυτόν, against himself ; 
 1^' Ίτ-νον, upon a horse ; l-y' ανύξώτΤων γινεαν, 
 for or during one generation of men ; 1<ζι τξεϊς 
 Ύίμίξας, for three days ; i-:r) "hm στάδια, about 
 two stadia ; i-r) του; τεζου? χαόιατάναι, to com- 
 mand or be placed over tlie foot soldiers ; after 
 the verbs ϊζ^ειτ&αι, ϋκειν, Β-ίειν, ττεμνειν, and the 
 like, ivri signifies on account of, in order to, for 
 the sake of, as, η'ζός <n ?t\uev It' άξγύζίον, they 
 
 came to you ifl order to ask money j Ιίτί ri 
 δυνατόν, if it is possible, as far as may be •, i-r) 
 Xp'ovov, for a while ; Ιίτί δεξ/αν, to the right ; 
 1^' hviav, to the lefti 
 
 4. Sometimes it may he rendered adverbially, 
 as, ίττι iiffuxief,, quietly ; l-r' \exm,for Ισχ^υζως, 
 strongly, forcibly ; \φ' oa-ov, as far as, ϊη as 
 much as ; It' άΧη^είαξ, truly, certainly ; Ιφ' 
 ωτε, on condition that; Ιτί μάλλον, much 
 more ; i-v) μέγα, greatly, very much ; liri τολυ 
 or 'ΤλεΊον, especially : 
 
 5. In compounds it sometimes varies the sig- 
 nification of the primitive word, and sometimes 
 is redundant.^ 
 
 "Έτι, for i-rtffTi, there is in, there is present ; 
 also for 'ί-πια-ιν, there are in, there are over or 
 besides, from ετειμι. Th. ειμί. 
 
 'Έα-ιάλλω, to send in or upon, to send. 
 From ιάλλω,f. αλω, to send. 
 
 'Έ-ρτιάλμενος, by Sync, for Ι-ρτιαλλομενοζ, Poet, 
 for ίψαλλόμενοζ, pres. j)art. From ίτ/ and 
 όίλλομαι, to leap or jump, 2. a. m. νιλόμην, 
 ου, ετο. 
 
 'Έιττίαιτα, as, s, and in 2. pi, ΐ^ιά(τατο, 1 . a. 
 ind. act. of 'rιάζω,f. άνω, p. •τε'τία-Λα, to take, 
 seize, lay hold of ; 1 . a. pas. ί-χιάσύνιν, 1 . f. 
 pas. τηασύή^ομαι. Th. ^Λζω, Dor. -τιάζω. 
 
 'ΈΐΊάα -hv, 1 . a. ind. pas. See Έτ/αο-α. 
 
 'Έ,^ιαυω, to sleep among or with. From 
 laυω,f. σω, p. κα, to pass the time, to sleep. 
 
 'Έ,<7τία,χον, I or they cried out or shouted, 
 1 . sing, or 3. pi. impeif. act. of Ίάχω, to ciy 
 out, to shout. 
 
 'Έ-τίξα, by Apoc. Poet, for Ιτίζηόι, 2. a. 
 imperat. act. qfί'XΊSaίvω. 
 
 'Έητίζα^ξον, ου, το, fare paid for a passage in 
 a vessel. From ε-ΤΛ^αίνω, to embark. Th. 
 βαίνω. 
 
 'Έτη^αί'/ιν, »ΐί, *i, I may embark, 2. a. opt. 
 act. formed from Ιττίζί^μι. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έ^τιζαινίμεν, to go up, to mount, to go 
 on board, Ion. for Ιτιζαίνειν, pres. hif. act. 
 from 
 
 'Έ•7eϊ^aivω,f, ί^ιζ'^οΌμαι, p. ϊτη^εζι^κα, to go 
 up, to mount, to go on board ; to come to, 
 to enter into, to march, to enter upon, to in- 
 vade ; 2. a. i-Tri^m, 2. a. part. Ιτιζας, άντος, 
 formed from. ί<νίζημι. From Ιττ) and βαίνω, 
 to go. 
 
 ΈίΤ/βάλ;??, 2, sing. 2. a, subj. act. of 
 Ιττι^άλλω, to throw upon. 
 
 'Έ,τι^άλλευ, Dor. for ί^ιζάλλον, j>res. im- 
 perat. jms.from 
 
 ^ΈιΤίζάλλω, f. (^ιζ&λω, p. ϊτη^'ε^λνιχα, to 
 throw or cast upon, to put upon ; to fix, as α 
 seal, to apply ; to enter upon, to set about, to 
 concern, to belong to, to add, to rush upon, to 
 fall upon ; εϊ ε-τηζάλλενθαι βούλεται, if he will 
 have more clothes put upon him, Theophr. 
 Char. 2 ; imperf. Ιτεζαλλον, 2. a, Ιττεζαλον, 
 part. 2, a. act. είτ<£αλώι/, όντοζ, p. pas. InSi- 
 ζλημαι. Th. βάλλω.^ 
 
 'ΈττιζοίλουίΤΛ,. part. 2. a. act. f, g. from 
 ί'Τ<ζχλλω . 
 
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 'Έ'ΤίζαλουΰΊ, S. ρΐ. \.f. act. and 
 
 Έτ/βαλΛ/ν, 2ici'>'t. 2. α. See 'Έτιζάλλω. 
 
 'Έι^/ζχξίίύ,^^, γισω, ρ. Ιτιζίζ/ζξ^ικα, to burthen, 
 overload, oppress, to be troublesome or burthen- 
 some ; 1. a. ζΤιζάξΥΐ^α,, 1. a. inf. ίτιζχξίίσαί. 
 From IfTi a?id βα,ξίω, the same, Th. βάξο;. 
 
 ΈίΤ;^»?, άντοί, having mounted, or haxing 
 embarked, pa?'t. 1 . a. act. and in f. g. ίτι- 
 ζ,α,σα,• from I'TtSahea. 
 
 'Έτίξαΰ-ΐζ, ieas, «, a going up, a mounting, 
 a step ; attack ; a basis ; a foundation. From 
 the same. 
 
 'Έ^ίζατίύαν, to invade, seize upon, usurp; 
 to go on board, to go up ; to lean or rest 
 upon ; to copulate. • From ί-ηζαίνω. TIi. 
 βα,ινω. 
 
 'EiT/^arjj^/a, tav, τα, machines for scaling 
 walls ; and 
 
 'Έ>Τίζα.<Γ^ξΐοί, ου, ο χα) ν, of or belonging to 
 climbing or scaling, aiding to climb or scale ; 
 and 
 
 'Έ•ηζατ7ίί, ου, ο, a mariner, a passenger in a 
 vessel ; a marine. From the same verb. 
 
 'EiTi^aroj, «, ov, accessible, approachable ; 
 that may be easily scaled. From Ιτιζαίνω, to 
 go up, to mount. Th. βαίνω. 
 
 'Έττίξ^α, V), the fourth and last day of the 
 
 festival of the Apaturia at Athens, of which the 
 
 first was called ^όξ^αα, the second ανάρρυσ/ς, 
 
 and the third χυζίωτ/ς. In marriage festivals 
 
 the first day was called γάμοι, and the second 
 
 ίψτίξ^α. See Potter's ArchteolOg. Grcec. 
 
 'Έ'χιζίζηχωί, Ότος, part. p. act. of ί-τιξαίνω, 
 to mount, to go on board. 
 
 'Έ-^ιζήμίναι, ^ol. or Dor. for l-ri??yai, 2. a. 
 inf. act, and 
 
 'Έτίξ^α-ίμίν, Ion. for i-nQrifuv, 1. f. infin.. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 Έίτ<β>ί(Τ£β, go up or mount thou, jrres. im- 
 perat. Ion. for ϊτιζ,γι^του, from ί^ιζήσομαι, 
 formed from the future contrary to the rule. 
 Th. βαίνω. 
 
 'Έ.'τηζγκτ'ομινοζ, part. 1. /. m. from i^t- 
 ζαινω. 
 
 'Έτιζ^ιτωζ, οξο;, ο. Ion. for ι<ηζάτγ)ζ, ου, ο, 
 one who mounts a horse, one who embarks. 
 
 ^Έ^Τίζ,ιζάζω , f. άσω, p. iTiSiSiSava, to place 
 or seat upon, to cause to mount or ascend ; 
 1. a. iriSiSaa-a. From ίτ) and βαίνω, to go. 
 
 ^Έτίζιόω, to survive, outlive. 
 
 'ΈτίζλίΤω, f. •φω, p. ίτιζίζλίφα, to look 
 upon, behold ; to consider; to regard, to have 
 respect to ; and 
 
 ΈίΤ/βλί-ψί/α, as, ε, 1. a. opt. act. JEol. 
 from ί•ηζλί•τω, to look upon. Th. βλίτω. 
 
 Έίτ/βλί), vis, fi, a clasp or buckle. Fivm 
 ΐττιξάλλομαι, and this from Ιτί and βάλλω, to 
 throw. 
 
 'Β'τίζλνιμα, ατός, το, any thing added, an 
 addition ; an outer garment ; a patch or piece 
 for mending a garment, an ornament of a 
 house. From the same. 
 
 Έιτ/βλ^ί, Tiros, Ό, a bolt or bar. From 
 
 ίίΤίζάλλύ). 
 
 'Έίτιζΰάω, f. ^(τω, p. l-nCeSofixct, to Cry ouf, 
 to vociferate, to exclaim ; to call upon, to in- 
 voke, to implore assistance. From ιτΊ and 
 βοάω, to cry out. 
 
 Έίτ/βί'/!ί'ίΓν, jyres. inf. act. to bring succours, 
 Th. βοΥίθ'ίω. 
 
 'Έ.ηζό^ιτοί, ου, ο xeu τι, of ill fame, that has 
 an ill name, notorious ; in Anacreon. From 
 βοάω, to call out, to celebrate. 
 
 'ΈίΤΐζΌλαιον, ου, το, the same with ί^ίζλνμα. 
 
 'Έτιζολτι, ??, ri, the act of casting or laying 
 upon ; a tax, impost, tribute; effort or applica- 
 tion of mind, Longin, an attempt, a b^inning ; 
 attack, invasion ; the weight or burden of their- 
 clothes, Thucyd. ii, 49. Th. βάλλω.^ 
 
 'Έτίζολοξ, βυ, ό χα) h, that has obtained, ία 
 possession of, master of. From the same. 
 
 'Έτιζόίτχω, f βοσχήσω, to feed, to pasture. 
 Th. βοω, ω. 
 
 'Έ>η€ουχόλιον, ου, το^ the same with the Λ»ι- 
 pie βουκόλίον, ου, τβ, a herd of cattle. So- 
 ίτίζουχόλοίι the same vnth βοαχόλοι, a herds- 
 man. 
 
 'Έιτηζουλίυμα, the same with ί'πζουλ^. 
 
 'Έτιζοαλίύω, f. ίύ<τω, to plot or conspire 
 against, to lay a snare for, to plant an ambus- 
 cade ; to plot or project ; to deliberate, to con- 
 sult ; to conspire ; and 
 
 'Έτίξοαλϊι, a?, «, a plot or snare against, an: 
 ambush, a laying wait for. Poet. Ιτιζβυλία^ and 
 
 'Έ'τίSovλos, ου, 0, one who lies in wait, a 
 plotter ; insidious ; treacherous. From Isri and 
 βουλγι, counsd. 
 
 'Έ,^ίζξα^ϋνω, to delay, linger, tarr}' ; to make 
 further delay. From ί^) and βξα^ύνω, to de- 
 lay. Th. βξa^ύs. 
 
 'Έ'ηζζ&χ;υ, for a short time. Th. βξαχόί, 
 
 'Έτίξξί/υΐΜ, to roar at, to cause to roar or 
 rage. From ίτ) and βξίμω, f. μω, p. μηχα. 
 
 'Έ,'ρηζξίχω, to moisten, to wet, to bedew, to 
 rain upon. Th. βξίχ^ω. 
 
 'Έ'ΤίζξΤ^ιν, pres. inf. act. to rush upon with 
 great weight or violence, to assail, to over- 
 whelm ; and 
 
 'Έη^ξίστι, it may have assailed or over- 
 whelmed, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. frorrtr 
 Ι'Τίζξί^ω, f σω, p. xa, to assail, to fall upon 
 with great violence. Th. βξίίω. 
 
 'Έ•τίζξόντ>ιτοί, ου, ο χα) fi, thunderstruck,^ 
 astonished, amazed ; stupid, senseless. Th, 
 
 βξοντνι. 
 
 "Ε-τιζϋω, to stop up, to obstruct. From 
 βύω, f β-ω, the same. 
 
 'Έ,-τηζωμια, ων, τα, sacrifices. Th. βωμό$. 
 
 'Έττίζωα-ασ^αι, Ion. and Poet, for ίτιζο^- 
 
 σασθαι, to have invoked or called upon, 1. a. 
 
 inf. m. of βοάω, to call out ; so ίηζωσωνταί, 
 
 for ΐτηζοτιίτωνται, they may have invoked, 3. pi. 
 
 1. a. subj. ni. 
 
 'Έ-τιζωσ-όμι^, we shall or will invoke, contr. 
 for 'ίτιζοησόμίθα, 1. pi. 1. f ind. m. From 
 βοάω, to cry out ; so βωΐταντί,^Γ βονσαντι. 
 
 'Έ.Τ(ζωσ•Τξί7ν, Dor. for i-riZoav, to call or 
 crv out to, to exclaim. From the same. 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
 •321 
 
 ΕΠΙ 
 
 'Έτίζωτωζ, βζβ;, β, a shepherd, a herdsman. 
 JFrom \xtZO(fKiu, to feed, to pasture. From the 
 obsol. Til. βόω. 
 
 'Έιτηγχμζξίύω, fut, ίύ<τω, p. ίτηγιγάμζξίυχβί, 
 to marry a woman, especially a brother s widow, 
 by right of affinity j to give a daughter in mar- 
 riage ; to contract affinity, to become a son-in- 
 law to one ; I. a. 'έτίγά/χ,ζζίυιτα. From Wi 
 and γχμζξο; a son-in-law. 
 
 'EiT/ya^/a, aj, w, affinity, alliance by mar- 
 riage: the right of contracting affinity ; and 
 
 'Έ,-ττίγκμο;, ου, ο χ,Άΐ h, marriageable, ripe for 
 marriage. From γύΐΛο;, a marriage. Th. 
 yec.//.i6i). 
 
 'Έι'τηγάο'τξίον, ου, το, the epigastrium, the 
 part of the belly above the navel. 27^. 
 yetffrrip. 
 
 'Έιττιγιγονω;, ότοξ, part. perf. m, of l^tiyi- 
 νομ.α.1, to come upon, to come after. 
 
 'Eir/yEia, «wv, τα, cables by which a ship is 
 moored to the shore ; and 
 
 'Έ,τίγίΐον, gy, TO, in Mathematics, the point 
 in a planet's orbit which is nearest the earth, 
 the lower apsis, opposed to ά,τόγζιον. 
 
 'E^r/ys/es, ου, κα) h, and sz'iyccios, existing 
 on the earth, earthly, terrestrial ; τά i-prlyua,, 
 earthly things. From i-ff) and yioc, ecs, h, and 
 contract, yvi, the same with ycua., the earth. 
 
 Έίτ/^ίλαΛ;, ω, f. α.τω, to smile upon, laugh 
 at, deride ; to insult. Th. γίλύω. 
 
 'Έ'τ^yiμίζΛ^, to fill up, to load, to lade. 
 
 'Έιτιγίνόμίνοί, ου, part. 2. a. mid. of v/nyl- 
 ιιομα,ι, to come upon. 
 
 'EiT/y/a, «y, τΆ, cables by which a vessel is 
 moored to the land. From ίττ» and yia, or 
 yvei, better therefore iviyuoi. 
 
 ^^•Tiy'iyvo^oit, pres. ind. and 
 
 'ISiTiytyvo^ivos, pres. part, from 
 
 'Έτίγίνομοα, »?, ίτα,ι, f. iTTiyiwo^cct, to come 
 υροη ; to arise, to spring up ; to arrive ; to 
 attack suddenly ; to be born aiter, to succeed, to 
 follow ; 2. a. m. iTiyivo^yiv p. m. i^iyiyovoi. 
 From It) and γίνομαι, to be born. 
 
 'Έτηγινόμίνοι, ων, ο/, descendants, posterity, 
 part. pres. of the same. 
 
 ^Έίτηγινάκτχύι), (ίττιγνύσω is not in use) f. 
 Ι'ττιγνύσομαί, p. ίτίγνίυχ,α,, to know, to perceive, 
 to learn, find out, recognise, to acknowledge, 
 to understand ; to determine ; in N. T. some- 
 a7nes, to love; 1. a. Wzyvufffot,- the following 
 are formed from Ιττίγνύ^μΓ 2. a. Ιτίγν&ιν, ω;, 
 ω• 2. α. imperat. Ι-^ίγνωόι• 2. a. opt. iynyvolnv 
 2. a. subj. ΐτίγνω, ug, &>• 2. a. inf. i^iyvuvar 
 2. a. part, i-riyvols, Όντος• j). pas. ί^ίγνωσ-μαι• 
 1 . a. pas. Wiyvuffdnv. From, ί -ri and γινώσκω., 
 to know. 
 
 'E'T/yXii/e-irii, or -ωττίζ, 'Λοι, h, a little tongue 5 
 the epiglottis, a little valve which covers the 
 ojK'ning of the windpipe. Th. yXuerffa. 
 
 ^ΈΛ-τηγνάμ-τττω, f -φω, p. ψα, to bend, bow, 
 crook; to card, as ιυοοΐ ; to persuade ; I. a. 
 ΐτίγναμ-φα. Th. γνάμττω. 
 
 'Έ,τίγνιίμ-ψαί, «σα, part. 1. α. act. of the 
 same, 
 
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 ΈίΤ/^κβ/»!, S. sing. 2. a. opt. aot^ from 
 
 i^tyiveuffKM, 
 
 'Έτηγνόντα, nom. pi. from 
 
 Έτ /yvewi, ovTos, part, 2, a. act. and 
 
 'Er/yvic/^i, 2. a. imperat. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έ,-ηγνωμοα-ύν»!, m, h, knowledge, cognition, 
 a decision, determination ; and 
 
 'ΈΛτηγνύμων, ονοζ, Ό κα) h, a judge, an arbiter, 
 one who takes cognizance, an inspector, one 
 who pardons ; and 
 
 'Έ-ζίγνωναι, to know, to recognise, 2. a. inf. 
 act. and 
 
 'EiT/yvft/j, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. i-riyvu, 
 us, M' ί'ττιγνωσύήσομαι, η, ίται, l.f pas. and 
 
 'ΈιΤιγνωσ-ΐο'^, 2. pi. f. ί-ρηγνωσομαι. From 
 i'TTt and ytvMffxiif. 
 
 '^iTrlyvuffis, ιως, »i, cognition, knowledge, 
 science, recognition ; and 
 
 'Έιττίγνωστο;, ου, ο κα) ti, known ; from the 
 same verb. 
 
 'JL'riyovoi, ων, β/, descendants, sons. Th* 
 γίνομαι. 
 
 'Έτιγουνί^ΰί, placed or lying on the knees. 
 From 
 
 'Έ^τηγουν);, ι^»ς, h, the knee-pan, the whole 
 knee ; the thigh. From Icri over, upon, and 
 γόνυ, TO, the knee. 
 
 'Έ,^τιγξάζ^^ιν, slightly, superficially, by glan- 
 cing upon or grazing, adv. From ί-^ιγξάφω. 
 
 'ΈΛτίγξαμμοί, ατός, το, an inscription, super- 
 scription, title ; an epigram ; and 
 
 'Έ-τιγξαφίν;, ίω;, β, an officer who made out 
 the tax -rolls ; and 
 
 'EvT/y^aip»?, ίί, 'h, an inscription, a title ; the 
 cause of a thing ; a valuation of estates ,• a con•- 
 tributioH ; a tax-roll ; an assessment ; glory ; 
 all from 
 
 ^Έ,τιγξαφω, f ^pa, p)• i'^iyiy^ocipa, to write 
 upon, to inscribe ; to ascribe ; to assess ; to 
 make out a tax-roll ; to tax ; to wound slightly, 
 graze or scratch ; \. a. ί'τίγξα-φα' 2)erf. pas. 
 ίτιγίγξαμμαι- plupetf. 1•π•ιγίγξάμμγίν, •φο, ιττ». 
 From st) and γξάφω, to write. 
 
 'Έττι^αίίτιοζ, ου, 6 χα.) h, common ; undivided ; 
 portion or purparty allotted by inhetit'ance στ 
 otherwise. From Ιττ) and ^αίνω, to divide. 
 
 ΊΕ.Τί^άχνω, to bite, prick, sting. From ssri 
 and οάκνω. 
 
 ^Κτι^αχξϋω, f υαω, to weep or weep over, 
 to deplore, lament.] 
 
 ''Έ•'v^hav'uζoμa^, to borrow money again ort 
 the same security or mortgage. From ίτ) and 
 ^ανύζομαι, Dem. c. Locritum. 
 
 'ΈτιΙα-ψιλίυίσ^αι, and -iieiv, pres. inf. act. 
 and m. to give largely and liberally, to show- 
 one's self profuse or liberal, of ίτη^αι^ιλεύω' 
 ΟΤΙ χα) ίττι^α-φιλίν^ι τω -τχζα^ίίγματι, Luc. 
 Dial, because you add a more copious illustra^^ 
 tion to the example. Th. la^iXh?, zos. 
 
 "'Ά-τηΙι, 2. a. imperat. act. of Ι-ηί^ω, f. i-ffiU 
 <τω, to look upon, to behold ; 2. a. ύΐον, and 
 Ί^ον. From ί'/δώ/, to sec. 
 
 Έιτ/^ίδίί/χβτΰί, accus. sing. part. perf. aeL 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
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 ΕΠΙ 
 
 of iTiditaixu;, from Ιτη^ί^αιμί, to giA'^e besides, 
 to add, to increase, ^c. From Ιττ) mid ^ί^ωμι. 
 Jilt, "^ύίτω, perf, δίδ^κα, 2. a. 'βων. 
 
 'ΈιΤίοίί^;, ίοζ, ο κ,α) ί, the same with l-xttsvhs, 
 ios, Koi «J in want of, wanting, destitute. 
 
 'Έ^Ί-ΐΙίίγμ,α,, α,τος, το, a proof, instance, mark, 
 example ; an eA'idcnce. 
 
 ΈίΤίδί/ίλα, adv. after noon ; better i-r) ^$1- 
 ίλα, in the afternoon. From 
 
 'Έτι'^ΐίίλο;, ου, ο κ,κ) ή, of or belonging to 
 the afternoon or evening. Th. hiXti. From 
 ^ίω and ε'λ>7, when the sun's brightness begins 
 to decline. 
 
 ^Έιττΐ^ζίκνυμι, or l<ri^uxvuu, part. pres. Ir/- 
 2stxvus, ύντοζ, f. ί'Π^ίίζα), p. ϊτι^ύ^χ^α, to 
 show, exhibit, make manifest, demonstrate, de- 
 clare, to teach ; to give a specimen of ; to dis- 
 play ; I. a. Ιτί^ίιξαι, 1. a. imperat. sti'^h^ov, 
 άτω, and 2. pi. Ιτί^ίίξατί• 1. a. inf. £5Γ/δίΓξ«/• 
 part. pres. m. ϊττι^ίίκ,νύμίνοί. From ίτι and 
 ^ititvvfii, to show. 
 
 'Ecr/^i/^r/^flj, ij, ov, demonstrative, serving 
 for a proof, designed for display, ostentatious. 
 From the preceding verb. 
 
 Έτ/^ίΓξα;, ] . α. iif. act. ίτι^ίίζ,οίσ^κι, 1 . a. 
 hf. m. ίΤί^ύξατί, 2. pi. 1. a. imperat. act, 
 Ι-τι'^ίίζοίτο, 3. sing. 1. a, ind. m. from Ιτ/^ίί- 
 
 X'iVf/A. 
 
 Έίτ/^£/ξ/ί, £«?, hi a demonstration, proof, 
 instance, specimen •, a display ; ace. sing. I?r/- 
 ^st^iv. From ί/η^είχνυμι. 
 
 'Έ^'ΤίΟίκ,α,τος, «, βν, the tenth j το i^t^ijiXTovy 
 a tenth part. Th. lixec. 
 
 Έτ/δέξ/ο?, α, ov, that is on the right hand, 
 dextrous, auspicious, lucky, elegant, witty ; 
 suitable, fit, polite ; Ι?τ<^έ|<α χί'ξοί. Poet, for 
 7Τξο$ τα δ5ξ/ά ^ί^>! r5j; χϋξο;, to the parts on 
 the right hand, with the right hand. From ίτ) 
 and δίξ/ά, the right hand. 
 
 'Έ-ττι^ίομαι, to want besides ; to want, need. 
 Th. Ύ%ω. 
 
 'Έι•)τΜξΚίΤΆΐι he looked at, he beheld, 3. sing. 
 pres. ind. m.from 
 
 ^'Ά'ττιΎίξκω, to look upon, behold. From l-r) 
 and Vt^KUi to see; 2. f. "^ξα,κ,ω• 2. a. 'βξκ- 
 χ,ον. 
 
 'Έίτη^ίύίκι, Ion. for 'i-xt^sv'/i, thou mayst be 
 absent ; 2. sing. pres. subj. from hri^ivoy,xt, 
 to want ; to be inferior to one in any thing. 
 From ίτι and tiuu^for ^ίω, to want. 
 
 'Έτιίίν•/ι;, thou mayst want, 2, sing. pres. 
 subj. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Έτ/δ£ϋ>!ί, £0ί, ο Koe.) h, and Ιτί^ζτίζ, wanting, 
 destitute ; nom. plur. i-rihuhg, contr. iTi'^ivus. 
 From ίτι^ίύω, to want, to be in need. 
 
 'Έ'Τΐ^ίνομΆΐ, the same with Ιτιοίομκι, to want, 
 to be wantmg, to stand in need ; to be inferior 
 to any one. From s<?ri and oiv&i, for Vioj, to 
 want. 
 
 'E{r.'o;yoytt£ve;, part. pres. 'mid. of the same. 
 
 ^'Ά'ττ^'ίχομα.ί, to receive; to entertain; to 
 admit ; to undertake ; impnf. Ι-νΐοίχ^όμ'/ιν, ου, 
 iTO' fat. ^ομαι, perf. Ιτη^ζόίγμχι. Th. δί- 
 χομκι. 
 
 'ΈτΜω; f. iifia, and v^troj, to bind or tie, to 
 bind up. Th. ΙΊω. 
 
 Έτ/δίίλβί, ου, ο και ri, plain, manifest, evi- 
 dent. From- Iti and ^^jkos. 
 
 ^Έι<7ηο'/ιμρ.ύω, Poet. for 
 
 'Έ-τι^'/ΐμίω, f riiTu, j). ίτί^εΐ'^μ^ικ,οι, to be at 
 home, to be in the city, to sojourn or dwell 
 as a stranger in a place, to travel abroad ; to 
 return home from abroad ; to arrive, to ap- 
 proach, to appear in public; 1. a. Ιτί^τ^μ^Μ' 
 part. 1. a. ίΤί^ημ'ήΐτοί;, αντοί, in ace. i9n^yi- 
 μησοίντΛ. From 
 
 Έτη^'/ιμία,, a;, «, a coming, arrival, approach, 
 presence ; a7id 
 
 'ΈΑ-ττΙΙ'/ιμοξ, and Ι-ζι^γιμιοζ, ου, ο κ,οά '/ι, that is 
 among the people or at home ; domestic, civil, 
 intestine ; foreign ; epidemic ; coming from 
 abroad ; a citizen. Fi-om ϊτι ajid Ιημοζ, the 
 people. 
 
 ^ΊίτίοΐΆΐξίω, ω, f. γιτω, p. Ιτιόιγξηκ,», to 
 divide, part, distribute. From It* and "^ίοίΐξζω^ 
 to divide, 
 
 ^'Άη'^ίατάΐΤ(Τομα.ι, f. ^ομ^α/, to* order, to ap- 
 point further or besides, to add further ; 1. a. 
 7)1. Ι^ι^ιετοίξάμ-ζιν, ω, οίτο. From ί -^t, hot, and 
 τά.(ταω, or -ττω, to set in order," arrange. 
 
 'EiTi^iar^/^iy, f. -φύ/, p. φχ, to pass the 
 time -, to dwell upon a thing, Herod. From 
 It/, δ/ά, and τξίζαι. 
 
 'Έ^ι^ιΐΆο^χω, to teach further or besides.] 
 
 'Έ';τ{^ΐΙωμ/, to give besides, to add to ; to 
 give up, abandon, deliver ; to increase, to ad- 
 vance ; ίτί^ίΐου, S. sing, imper/'. act. for Ιτί- 
 Οίοω, f. izrtditiffeu, p. ϊτιΥί^ωκ,χ• 1. a, isri^iaxci' 
 2. a. i-r's^uv 1. a. pas. WiVoe^v, '/is, «. Th. 
 οίοωμι. 
 
 'Έ•π•ί^ίίλόμίνοι, having divided among them- 
 selves; _/ro»i ίτι^ιαίξίω. 
 
 'Έτί^ίΤΫ];, ioi, και h, who has exceeded 
 two years ; ΐ'^η^ητΧζ h^mavTis, having arrived 
 at puberty more than two years. 
 
 'Yi'^'iVi^iffuai, to inquire further, from i-rt- 
 Τιζω. Th. νιζω. 
 
 'Έ.'τι^ιζάζομαι, to claim or to obtain an in- 
 heritance by law ; to adjudge. From Wi and 
 οικάζω. Th. οίκΐΐ. 
 
 'Έ.'τί^ϊχοί, ου, ο χ,ά) h, litigious, contentious ; 
 any thing of which the possession is in dis- 
 pute, litigated. From the same Th. 
 
 Έ-τ/^Γνίί.;, to cause to turn round. From, 
 i^t and ^ίνεω. Th. οιντι. 
 
 'Έ-^ι^ινη/τοίί, part. 1. a. act. (f the same. 
 
 Έτι^ιοξβόΜ, ω, f. ύ(Τω, perf ϊτϊ^ίύξόωχχ, to 
 correct, amend, set in order ; 1 . a. act. Ivi- 
 "^ίάΐξύύιχτχ• 1. a. subj. act. ϊτι^ιοζβώσω, vis, >}• 
 1. a. subj. m. ί'νι^ιοξβύιτωμοίί, >;, νιται. From 
 ί•7τ), ^ix, and οξόας, straight. 
 
 'Έ.•7Γΐθί'ΡΤλχσ•ιάΖ,ω, to double, to redouble, to 
 repeat. Tk. %ι•νΧάσιος. 
 
 ΈοΓ<δ(?τλβώ;, ω, f ύ(τω, to double, to make 
 double. 
 
 Έτ/δ/ιρ^/ά?, a^os, 'A, a certain place in a char- 
 iot, a part of a chariot ; and 
 
 'Έ.τί^ίφξΐο$, ου, ό χχί h, one who sits in a 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
 323 
 
 ΕΠΙ 
 
 chanot; placed in a chariot, inactive, effem- 
 inate ; sedentary. From ΐτι and Ιίφξο;. 
 
 Έ^ί^χα, apart, separately. Poet. adv. for 
 χίαξίς. Th. Tii, twice ; hence ϊίχοί, apart, 
 separately. 
 
 'Ένΐ^ιύκ,αι, f. ^ω, to pursue ; to plead before 
 a tribunal of appeals.] 
 
 ΈίΤ/δ/ίι/ξβν, 1. a. imperat. act. ο^^ιύκω. 
 
 'E-ri^evTEf, nom. plur. j^rt. 2. a. act. from 
 f-rthoZg. See 'Έ^νι^ί^ωμι. 
 
 'Έ,τί^οζοί, ου, ο xtxt fi, of whom something is 
 believed or expected, as Ι^ί^ο^οι 'h βα,αηΧίύΐΐν, 
 he was expected to came to the throne ; i -τΊ- 
 ^ΰξβί ?iv τύ•ψαν, he appeared to intend to strilce.] 
 
 'Έτί^οζοί, for ϊν^ΰζ,οί, celebrated, renowned, 
 illustrious. From δβξα, opinion, glory. See 
 also the preceding. Th. ^οκ,ίω. 
 
 'ΈιΤί^ΰξ^ί, adv. gloriously, honourably. 
 
 'Έ^ιΙόξΤίον ν^ωξ, water to be used at an 
 entertainment. From hr) and Ιόξτον, a feast. 
 
 '-Έ.7ΓΐΙοξ9Γΐ$, /δβί, ί, the second course, the 
 dessert. From Ιττι and }όξτον. 
 
 'Έίτί^οξ, ότω, 2. a, imjyerat. act. of the verb 
 
 Έίτ/δβο•/ί, εω;, it, an addition, increase, aug- 
 mentation, progress, growth ; a free gift. 
 
 Έτί^βίϊναι, 2. a, inf. act. I'^ri^oiis, part. 2. a. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 'Έιττι^ζοίμΌντος, gen. sing, j^^'f't- 2. a. act. 
 Ι^ί^ζχμουΰ-χ, nom. f. g. part. 2. a. from i'zri- 
 τξίχω, to run over, to run upon. Th. τζίχ^ω. 
 
 'Έ.7ΓΪΒζομ'/ι, ίίί, », an incursion, invasion, 
 irruption ; a cursory manner of treating a sub- 
 ject ; and 
 
 'Έτί'^ξομο;, ov, o, easy of approach, accessi- 
 ble, exposed to incursions, level ; a cord which 
 serves to open or shut the mouth of a net ; the 
 mizen mast. From ί-ητξίχω, to run upon or 
 
 over. Th. Τξίχ;α). 
 
 'Έ,τίάϋω, f ΰσω, to go down or set upon ; 
 iri^virm, 3. Sing. pres. imperat. Th. tvu. 
 
 'ΈτέΙωμιν, 1. plur. 2. a. subj. act. of I-ttiVi- 
 ύωμι. 
 
 'Έτί^ωμΒν, 1. plur. 2. a. subj. act. ΙτιΙω- 
 μιθοί, ] ; j}l. 2. a. subj. m. of i-2ri'iiu,for Ιφοξάω, 
 to look at or upon. 
 
 'Έ,'π'^Μν, part. 2. a. act. of the same. 
 
 'Κτ/'^ύσ'ω, Hi, ει, 1 . f ind. act. of the verb 
 Ιττϊοΐοωμι. 
 
 'Κτηίχείχ, ας, τι, equity, moderation, gentle- 
 ness, mildness, clemency, lenity. From iV/w- 
 xiis, just, 
 
 'Κτηίχΐλβί, ov, ό κ,ΰά it, like, similar. From 
 ε7»ελβ;, the same. Th. ε','κω. 
 
 ^Έ^τιεικεύω, f εύσω, ta be mild, gentle, 
 equitable, humane. 
 
 Έίτ/£/«^ί, ios, neu i], just ; fit, becoming ; 
 lenient, clement, preferring equity to strict 
 right; mild, gentle; probable; easy; ίπειαΐ;, 
 scil. SffTi, it is becoming or fit ; virtuous, Aris- 
 tot. Poet. 13.] 
 
 'Έ<ηεικτοί, yi, ov, that may be borne, tolera- 
 ble ; easily yielding. 
 
 'Eir/6i»«j, adv. justly, rightly, well, with 
 
 moderation, with lenity ; much, sufficiently ; 
 often. From l^t and ii'*«, to yield, to be 
 like. 
 
 'Έ,<τηίμενος, clothed, clad, for ίφειμίνοι, part, 
 perf pas. Poet, in fem. ίτηειμεν/). From W) 
 and ίω, or 'ίννυμι, to put on, to dress, f. taw 
 1 . α . iiffct. 
 
 'Έτίειν, Ion. for Ιφίειν, and i<p/tven. See 
 'Έι9ηίναι. 
 
 'Έτ/ίλτεο, for OV, hope thou, jjres. imperat. 
 Ion. from 
 
 Έτάλ^ομαι, the same with the simple έλκο- 
 μαι. Poet, for ίλτίζυ, f σω, p. τίλ^ιχα, to 
 hope. Th. Ιλτίί. 
 
 'Έτιίνβίΐ, pres. inf. from ϊτειμι, to come to, 
 to approach, or Ιτίτιμι, to send upon ; Ion. for 
 ϊφΛναι. From sti and εϋμι, to go, or Ίημι, to 
 send. 
 
 'Έ,'τή<τα•ίχ.ο•0α,ί, by redupl. of ff,for \'ra(fcif6ai. 
 Poet, for εφεσ•»σύκι, 1. a. inf. m. ί'τηείτσά.μενοί, 
 part. \. a. m. from ίτΛνννμι, f Ιτάσω, and 
 this from Ιτί and εννυμι, or εω, f. 'itru, to put 
 on, to dress; 1. a. 7n. είσάμην. 
 
 'Έ,τιεστκι, 3. sing. perf. pas. from ί-τιεω, to 
 put on ; l. f ϊ'τήσω, 1 . a. -εΊσα., perf. pas, 
 -εϊμα,ί, and taking σ, ί'τηΊα'μα,ι, σκι, σται• hence 
 
 i'TfUffTCil. 
 
 'Έ^'τιζαξίω, ritTM, to burthen, over-load, cp- 
 ■press ; for ΐτίζΰί,ζίω, Funp. Phceniss. 45. 
 
 'Έ-τηζάφελας, ov, ο χοά h, violent, vehement, 
 ardent. Hence 
 
 'Έτιζαφελως, adv. violently, vehemently. 
 From icTi and Ζ,α,φελ'ή;, violent, vehement. 
 
 ΈίΤ/ζά/^, ω, f τισω, to survive or outlive ; 
 to live long. From ί'τι and ζάα/. ο 
 
 'Ίίττίζευγννω, or -νμι, to join or connect 
 together; to shut, jEschyl. Th. ζευγννω, or 
 ~νμι. 
 
 Έίτ/ζίϋξ/ί, εοι)ζ, VI, conjunction, connexion ; 
 a repetition ; epizeuxis, a figure of speech, in 
 which the same ivord is repeated with enijihasis. 
 From perf. j)as. of the preceding verb. 
 
 'Έ.•ηζ'/ιμίο;, ov, xai τι, hurtful, injurious, 
 prejudicial. Fro?n W) and ξ'/ιμίοί, hurt, injury, 
 harm. 
 
 Έ-τ/ξίΐν, 2}res. and ί-π^ιζί^σαι, to survive, I. a, 
 inf. act. See Zh. 
 
 'ΈιΤιζγιηω, f. ήσω, p. ί•τεζ^τί]ΧΒί, to seek or 
 search for, to rederr.and, to demand, to desire, 
 ask for; 1. a. Ιτίζτ,τ'/ισα. From ir) and 
 ζίΐτεω, to seek. 
 
 Έίτ/'/?, 3. sitig. 2. a. subj. act. from Ιφί- 
 τιμι, to send upon ; f. ϊφ^κτω, Ion. Ιτγχτω, 2. a. 
 εφιον, Ion. sV/ev, hence 2. a. subj. ΐτίω. 
 
 'Έ,-χ/ί^λεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the verb 
 ϊτίύλλίυ, to send upon ; and this from ίττ) and 
 lakXuif. Ιαλω, to send; 1. a. '/τιλα. 
 
 Έ•τ/'/!^Λ5, pleasant things. See 
 
 'Έι-ττιήύο,νοζ, for Λ^ί'^ιξΆτοί, by changing <r 
 into V, and by Sync, 'ίτ'/ΐζοίτο;, and ε-ττίνιαος, 
 χαά 'h, agreeable, obliging, gratifying, pleas- 
 ant ; a helper. From ίξάω, to love. 
 
 'Έτι^ισ-βεντε?, Ton. or Poet, for Ιφνκτθίνπξ, 
 nom. 2)1- part. I. a. of ϊφτιίομα,ι, to take delight 
 
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 er pleasure in a thing. From, i-r) and τί^βμαι, 
 to be delighted. Th. r^v?. 
 
 ^^ATiiotXaf^fo^i ου, κα.) >), belongini^ to mor- 
 riage, nuptial, bridal ; ro \'ri(xXaf>i,wv, an epi- 
 thalamiuni, a nuptial song. Th, ^ά,λα,μοξ. 
 
 Έτ/^ανάτίβ?, and ίτι&οινάτΰ:, ου, ο κα) ί, 
 appointed to die, condemned to death. From 
 if] and Β-άνατοξ, death. Th. Β-ν^ο-κω. 
 
 ΈτΓ/^ίΓνα/, to bring upon, impose, inflict ; 
 2. a. inf. act. ί-ηβ-Λ;, εντός, part. 2. a. Ι-τη- 
 h~Ti, hy Sync, for \τί6ύ%η, 2. pi. 2. a. opt. act. 
 From i-rt a7id ri^tiy-hf 3-^α•ω, to put or place ; 
 2. a. tSnv. 
 
 ^Y.w'ih(Jt.oi, α,τοξ, TO, any thing placed upon 
 another ; a coAi^er; a garland ; a statue placed 
 en a tomb. 
 
 ΈίΤ/ί^ίβ•/?, iMSy vi, a putting or laj'ing upon, 
 imposition ; invasion, attack, a conspiracy ; 
 treaciiery, an ambush. From ϊ'πιτΊύημ.ι, to 
 put upon. 
 
 'EiTiVirei, ov, Kcii r„ added or put to, an- 
 nexed ; imposed ; foreign ; invented, borrowed, 
 feigned ; Ι'τίΗτον, scil. όνομα, in the Gramma- 
 rians, an adjective, an epitiiet. 
 
 'Έχιθίω, to run to, rush or fall upon, attack. 
 Th. BL>. 
 
 'E'TiV»?, 57?, 3. and 2. sing. 1. a. siibj. act. 
 'i'TTiSai• from ΙτιτΊό^μι. 
 
 'Έλ-τι^'/ικ*!, >if, -h, an addition, accession, in- 
 crease, excess ; and 
 
 'Έιτί^ιιμα, ατοξ, το, a coA'cr, a covering. 
 From ί-τιτΊύημι, to lay upon. Th. τίθνιμι. 
 
 'Έ-Τι^τισίτΰίΐ, 3. sing. 1. f. ni. ίνιύγ,σομαι. 
 From the same verb and Th. 
 
 "ΕίΤ/Λ, invade or attack thou ; pres. imperat. 
 from %•χ•ιιμι, which is from ^ιμι, to go ; jires. 
 imperat. 'Idt, Ττω• 2. a. Ίον. 
 
 'Έτίβλίζοα, f "^ojy to press upon, trample 
 upon.] 
 
 "Έ-ρπίμιν, by Sync. for ί^ί^ομ(ν, I. pi. 2. a. 
 act. of -τΓΐΊβω, f. τύσομαι, to persuade; and 
 
 "Έτιβον, 2. a. ind. act. ir'JovTo, 3. pi. 2. a. 
 m. of the verb •vuhj, to persuade; p. m. 
 -ττίτοιθοί, perf. j)as. 'ττ^-ττι^τμα.ι, \.f.pas. -ρτίκτί'ή- 
 σομ,οι,ι. 
 
 'EiTi^^ao-iivw, to make bold, to inspire witli 
 courage. From Ι-ττ) and B-cria-of, to;, το, bold- 
 ness ; by Metalli. for Βάξο-ο;, ιος, το, the 
 same. 
 
 'Yj^iuot^a;, 2. sin^, 1. a. ind. act. Ion. of 
 ίτιτοί^ω, to run through or ovei', to run to. 
 Th. τοίχ^Μ, 
 
 'ΈτιόξάοΉ,ου.τίί, springing or leaping upon, 
 jmrt. pres. f g. from ίτιΡο&κτχω, to leap upon, 
 to leap up. Th. Β-ξάσ-κ,ω. 
 
 'ΈττίίΖ,μίω, to desire, long for, covet, lust 
 after ; impcTf. {•ηύύμίον, ουν, -at, iif,fnt. 'Λσω, 
 p. ί'τητίΰνμηκ.Βΐ., 1. a, Ιτηύνμγ,α-α,, 1. a. inf. act. 
 ί'Τΐύυμ.γ,σα,ι. Hcnce 
 
 'Σ.Τΐίϋμ'/ΐμ'Χ; ατός, το, and ίτιίύμγισις, 
 ίος, 'ή. See 'Έτιάύμικ. 
 
 'Έ,τιίϋμ'/^τίις, ου, ο, one M'ho desires or lonps 
 for, fond oi^ a lover of. From l^r) and Βυμίΐ, 
 %\ψ mind. 
 
 'Έ'τιίΰμία, ας, «, desire, a longing after, 
 cupidity, lust, concupiscence. 
 
 'K-^idvia, f. ΰσω, p. κ,α, to set upon or as- 
 sault violently, to sacrifice ; to desire passion- 
 ately. From i-TTi and Β-ύω, the same. 
 
 'Έιτί^ΰυντ«4, 3. pL 2. Q. siibj. m. of I-titU 
 ύγιμι, to put or lay upon ; 2. a. m. ί-ηβεμνιν. 
 Th. τίύημ,ι, 
 
 'Er/xa^sj^a/, to sit upon, to sit ; τξα^εζ*ι, 
 to sit on a table, as was the custotn of mo7iey- 
 changers, 
 
 'Έι^ιπα^ίζω, f, 'κτω, p. ΐτιχ,ίχα^ιχβι, to set or 
 place upon ; to sit upon; to besiege; I. a. 
 ί-τηκάύκτα, I. a. pas. ί'τπκ,αύ'κτχς, αντος. From 
 Ir) and χοιβίζω, to make to sit, to seat. Th. Ίζω. 
 
 'Έτικ.θί.^ίσ•θίντος, gen. sing. jnirt. 1. a. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 'Έι-τΐ'ικαί'Ίος, and Ιτικαιοος, ου, ο κκ) rj, timely^ 
 seasonable, convenient ; principal, chief; tem- 
 porary ; necessary. Th. κ,αΐζ'ος. 
 
 'Έι-ΧΊΆα>Λομαι, ουμαι, f. ΐσομαι. p. SfixixXri' 
 μα,ι, to call upon, to invoke, to implore ; to 
 call or to send for ; to be accused ; to be nam- 
 ed or surnamed ; to appeal ; plvperf lirs«s«Xjj- 
 μγιν, ffo, TO, 1. a. m. ΐ'τηκ,αΧισά.μ'/ιν, ω, ατο, 
 1. a. subj. m. ίττικαΧί/τωμαι, τι, 9ιτλι, 1. a. 
 pas. iTixXri^nv, jiart. 1. a. pas. ίνικ,Χγιβύς, titra, 
 iv. From Ιτι and χαλίω, to call. 
 
 'Ιί:Τ(»αλίύμενΰΐ χ;ξΥιματα, moneys, of which 
 the possessor is summoned before a court of 
 iustice to prove his title to them ; money or 
 goods in litigation. From Ιτηκαλίομαι. 
 
 'Έτίκάλυμμοί, ατός, <?•«, a veil, a covering ; 
 a cloak, a pretext. From 
 
 'Έ,τιχοτλύττω, to hide, cover, cloak ; to ob- 
 scure. From ίίτ) and χαλυττοα, f. "φω, 
 p. φα• perf. pas. χίχάλυμμαι, to cover; 1. a. 
 jyas. ίκχλύφ&'/^ν. 
 
 'Έ-Τιχάμττω, or \<}r^yvά.μ'vτω,f. "φω, to bend, 
 to crook ; to persuade. Th. χάμ'ττω. 
 
 ''Κ'Τιχάζσιος, α, ov, the sainewiih Th. χάζβ-ιοζψ 
 oblique, transverse. 
 
 'Έ'Τιχάίταζα.ίνω, to descend, go down to.] 
 'Έ-τηχαταχλύα-χι, I. a. inf. act. See Κατα- 
 χλνζω, to OA'erflow, to inundate. 
 
 ^Υα'τηχα.ταΧαμΖά.νω, to overtake, outstrip, or 
 outrun ; to anticipate; to surprise. Th. λ.αμ~ 
 
 "Έ,-τικΆτημίνω, to tarry still longer.] 
 
 'E5r;««r«TA£iy, to sail to ; to sail out 
 Th. -^τλίω. 
 
 'Έτιχαταξάομαι, to curse, to devote to the 
 furies ; a7id 
 
 'Έ-ρπχχτάξατος, ου, β χκΊ ri, accursed, execra- 
 ble. From i'r) and χατάοΛτος, cursed. Th. 
 
 αξΟί, ας, 'Λ' 
 
 'Έ-τΊχατασ-φάττω, f. ξο, to kill or slay 
 
 upon.] 
 
 'Έτιχάτίιμι, to descend or go down upon. J 
 'Έτίχαυτος, ου, ο xat ή, burnt at the point or 
 
 on the surface. Th. χαΊω. 
 
 Έ•;τ1χ'-ιμαι, to be placed upon, to lie upon, 
 
 to be imposed ; to press upon, to be urged, to 
 
 imoend ; to fall upon violently ; to assail ; 
 
 against. 
 
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 tJ. pi. Ifixuvvcti, imperf. ίτίχίίμίιν, trc, ro, pres. 
 hvf. iTixiTroai, pres. part, i^txtifttves, f. hri- 
 χίισομαι, Th. χ{!μ.α.ί. 
 
 'Έ.•ηκ.ΰσθοίΐ, pres. inf. ί•ηκύσ8ω, 3. sing, i/n- 
 jyerat. ΙτΊκ,ασο, from ϊτίχαμ,&ι. 
 
 'Έ.ΤίκεκΧνμίνοί, part. perf. pas. from ίτι- 
 χαλίβμαι, to call upon, to invoke. 
 
 'Έ.^(χίλλω, to arrive at, to land, Odi/s. ix, 
 138,] 
 
 ΈοΓ/χ£βδ'^ί, ios, i xett fi, gainful, profitable, 
 lucrative. Th. xi^o;, sog, ro. 
 
 'Έ•<τ/χ{οτομίο/σ•α, Oor. for ί'τηχίζτομλουαα^ 
 part. pres. act. f. g. of 
 
 'ΈιΤίχΐξΎομ'ΐω, f. vjffu, p. »j«a, to reproach 
 with sharp and bitter words ; to jeer, to mock 
 at ; to play upon one's fears. See Κίξτομίω. 
 
 'Έ,-τηχεύα-ω, I shall or will conceal or hide ; 
 l.find.act. of ίτιχίνόω, which is from Ιτι 
 and xiuiuff. κίΰσω, p. x'txivxa, to hide. 
 
 'Ecrix'/jBi/flv, ov, TO, a dirgCj funeral song or 
 discourse. From 
 
 ^Έ,ΤίΧ'/^ίΐοί, ου, ό χα) ij, of or belonging to a 
 funeral, funeral. From ίτ) and xtjdoi, care, a 
 funeral. 
 
 Έτιχτίξυχιία, ας, v)i a negotiation, truce, sus- 
 pension of hostilities.] 
 
 'Έ^'τηχνξνχίύισβοα, to sue for peace by a 
 herald, to send a herald or embassador to treat 
 of peace. Th. χνίξνζ. 
 
 'Έ.τιχ'^ξυκίΰω, f ιυτω, to proclaim or give 
 notice by a herald, Herod, i, 60. See also 
 under 'Έτιχί^ανχενίβ-βαι. ] 
 
 'Έ.^ίχτιξυ(τα•ίΐν άξγύξίον riv), to set a price 
 upon one's head ; to proscribe. From 
 
 'Έ•<ηχηζν(Τ(τω, or •ττω, f. ξ,ω, p. ^a, to pub- 
 lish, proclaim or denounce by a herald. From 
 zir) and χνίξύσσω, or -rrea, to proclaim. Th. 
 
 ΧΤιξνζ, VXOS, 0. 
 
 'Έi^τ^χίh■/Jμι,f. <ra>, to spread, diffuse, or scat- 
 ter over. From χιΒνημι, or χΐΒνάω, and this 
 from σχί^άω, to scatter. 
 
 ΈίΤ/χ/νδί/νβ?, βυ, ο χα) fi, dangerous, perilous. 
 Th. xlvtuvo;. 
 
 'Έ,^ίχινίΛΐ, f γ,σω, p. vxa, to move to, to 
 move. From xiviu. 
 
 'Έί-χιχίξνασίαί, to be mixed with, pres. inf. 
 act. of χίξνύω, or χΊξντιμί, the same with xipav- 
 νιτμι, to mix. 
 
 'ΈίΤίχλάω, f άσω, to move or touch the 
 feelings ; to break by pressing on, to bend.] 
 
 ΈίΤ/«Ρ.εττ6;, f. •ψω, to Steal. Th, χΧί-ττω. 
 
 '^TixXr,hii, iiffa, εν, part. 1. a. pas. from 
 i τιχαλίαμ,αι, to call upon, to invoke. 
 
 'ΈJ'7r'^κ,Xr|ξos, ου, h, an only daughter, sole 
 iieiress of the whole paternal estate, rich ; idso 
 an orphan, a daughter without a portion. From 
 ί•7τ\ and χΧγίξοξ, lot. 
 
 Έ•τ/»λ«^Λ/, dat. sing, of the same. 
 
 'Έτιχλ>ίιται, 1. a. inf. act. ΙτιχΧ•ηα•ας, 1. a. 
 part, by Sync.fori<7rtxa.\'iu,f. Ίαω.ρ. iTixixXtixa, 
 to call, to name. From Ir) and χαλίω, to call. 
 
 'Έ.τίχλτ,α•ΐξ, iea?, 'h, a surname, an appella- 
 tion ; invocation j disgrace, dishonour. Th. 
 
 -χζλίώ. 
 
 '^TtxXyiroi, ου, ό χα) t), called or sent foiv 
 summoned ; designated ; celebrated, noble ; 
 invited out of order; blamed, Avorthy of cen- 
 sure. From i<7r) and χαλίω. 
 
 'Έ-τίχλΐνον, 1. a.imperat. act. See Κλ/ν^;. 
 
 Έίτ/»λβτβί, ου, ο χαι h, thievish, given to 
 pilfering ; furtive, secret ; deceitful, crafty. 
 From ίτ) and χλί-ττω, f. -φω, to steal ; j>. m. 
 
 XixXo-TX. 
 
 'Έ.•;ηχλύζω, to overflow, wash ; inundate ; 
 submerge ; to overwhelm. From Ιτ< and 
 χλύζίο, f. iru, to wash ; 1 . o. ϊχλυα-α, p. χί- 
 χλυχα. 
 
 'Έ,τίχλνο-το;, it, ov, overflowed, inundated. 
 From ίτιχλυζω. 
 
 'Έ,τίχλυα-αα-α, pai't. 1. a. act. f. g. of the 
 sayne. 
 
 'Έ•νιχΧωύω, f. ύιτω, p. uxol, to spin, to spin 
 the thread of fate; to decree. From l-r) and 
 κλωύω, f χ\ύΐ(Τω, to spin. 
 
 'Έι'τηχοιμάομαι, ωμαι, f. '/ίίτομαι, to fall 
 asleep on, to lie down upon ; to be supine or 
 negligent in any thing. From χοψάω. 
 
 'Κτίχοίνον, fscil. yivosj the epicene or com- 
 mon gender in the Grammarians ; also adv. 
 in common, promiscuously; n. g.from 
 
 'ΈλτΙχοιμο;, ov, xat h, common, promiscu- 
 ous. Th. χοινόζ. 
 
 ^Έ.τίχοινωνίω, f. ν,σω, to communicate with» 
 to have in common ; to be cornmon. 
 
 ^Έ^<7ηχοσμ'ίω, f. tutu, p. xc, to adorn, em- 
 bellish, deck. From χοσμίω. 
 
 'Έ^ηχούζε/ο;, ov. Epicurean, the name of a 
 sect so called from its founder Epicurus. From 
 Ιτίχουξοζ, a helper. 
 
 'ΈιΤίχουξίω, p. γ,σω, to succour, assist, come 
 to one's assistance ; to remedy ; f ήίτω. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 'Έ^ηχουξΐία-αι, to succour, assist; l.a.inf. 
 act. of the same, and ί^ηχονο^σαντα, ace. sing, 
 part. 1. a. act. 
 
 'Έτίχουζία, as, h, help, aid, assistance, a 
 remedy. From 
 
 'ΕΠΓΚ0ΤΡ02, ου, h xa) h, an aider or 
 helper ; also a jiroper name, Epicurus. From 
 ίτι and χοϋξοζ, a young man. 
 
 ^ΈJ^txoυφ^ζω, Hi, ει, f tru, p. Ιτιχιχοόφιχα, 
 to lift or raise up ; to lighten, to alleviate ; to 
 animate; pres. ind. From s^r) and χονφίζω, 
 to lift up. Th. χοΖφοξ, ου. 
 
 'ΈΑ'τηχξάόην, Poet, for ε'π'ιχξύνίγιν. 
 
 'Έτιχξαίνω, f. ανω, to perform, accomplish, 
 bring to pass ; to grant •, 1. a. ίτίχξίτ,να. Fro7n 
 Iti and χξοίϊνω, f. νω, to bring to pass, to 
 effect. 
 
 'Είτ/«^ανα/, to have nodded assent; 1, a. 
 inf. act. and ετίχξανε7ς, 2. sing. l.f. ind. act» 
 (f the same. 
 
 'ΈιΤ/χξάνό'/ιν, I became bitter ; also metaphor- 
 ically, I was exasperated ; I. a. ind. pas . from 
 'ττίχξαινω, to make bitter ; f. ανω, ρ), '^εττίχραγ- 
 χα. Th. "τηχξος. 
 
 'Έ.τιχξατΆΐόω, ο>, f ώσω, to strengthen still 
 more; to prevail against ; to vanquish; lir<. 
 
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 ΗξΚ'ΤΆΐωένιν, 1. α. ind. ^yas. I prevailed, ί 
 became strong. Th. κξάτος. 
 
 'Έτηχξά.'πικ, us, 'h, power, authority, domin- 
 ion ; victory ; continence, moderation. 
 
 'ΐ£9ηχξα.τέοντβί, ace. sing. in. g. or nom. pi. 
 n. g. jyart. j^res. act. J'rom 
 
 'Κ^ικοατ'εώ, f. τ,σω, p. ιτιχίχξύτΫίχα, to pre- 
 vail, to get the mastery ; to get possession or 
 dominion of; to conquer, to subdue, to re- 
 strain. From ίτ} and κ,^άνοζ, tas, ro) 
 strength. 
 
 'ΈτιχξΆΤίίοί, Poet, for ίτιχξκτωί, strongly, 
 powerfully, forcibly, adv. From the same. 
 
 'Έίτιχξκτ^ίιχ, as, t, 1 . a. oj^t. JEol, from 
 ίτικξατίο), to conquer, to vanquish. Th. 
 H^ares. 
 
 'Έ■τ^χξβιτ^hs, napkins or linen handkerchiefs 
 which were put ΙίΤ/ x^ciTus, upon the head. 
 Fror)x x^as, aros, ό or ro, the head. Th. 
 χ,ύονινον. 
 
 ''Ά'Χΐχξί(Λθίμιχ,ι, to be suspended over, hang 
 ©ver, impend. Th. χξίμάω. 
 
 '^A9rtK^r,mov,fur Ι-ττΊχζψον, \.a. imperat. act. 
 by Epenth. of *?, from Ιτιχξκίνω, and this 
 from, I't) and χζκίνω, f. avu, to effect, to per- 
 form ; Ϊ. a. εχξ^νκ. 
 
 'Έ,-τηχο^ινΛ/μίν, 1. pi. 1. a. suhj. act. of the 
 ■same verb. 
 
 'Κτιχξΐίσ'οα, 1 . a, iff. act. Ion. for ίτιχίζά- 
 σαι, from ί-τηκίζάννυμι, and this from It) and 
 χίξάννυμι, to mix ; to mix with ; I . f xi- 
 eaffcu. 
 
 'Έ'ΖίΧξΐ'^ον, adv. with care, with a careful 
 selection, ylpol. Rkod. ii, 302.] 
 
 'Κ^ιχξίναι, f νω, to approve, confirm, sanc- 
 tion, decide, decree ; to adjudge. Th. χξίνω. 
 Έίτ /ji^ioV) otJ, TO, the yard to which a shi]}'s 
 sail is fastened, Apol. Rhod. ii, 1 262.] 
 
 'Έι-ττιχξοτίο), f. vffea, J), ίτιχεχζόττιχα, to clap, 
 to applaud ; to chide •, to blame ; to clatter, lo 
 clash, to gnash, to make a noise. 
 
 'Έτιχξότ^κη;, ius, i» a clapping or striking 
 together. 
 
 Έτ/«^οιί«, f. ϋύσΌ», p. \<TixiKoouxK, to strike 
 @r clap upon, strike against ; to incite, impel. 
 Th. χζούω. 
 
 'Έ'Τίχξό'τττω, f "φω, the same with χξ-ύχ^ω, 
 to hide, to conceal, dissemble. 
 
 ''Κτί»ξνφο$, '/I, ov. Poet, for ivhich is used 
 χρύφιοζ, ία, ov, and κξόττοζ, hidden, concealed. 
 Th. χξύττω. 
 
 'F-iTTiKT'/iros, ov, xvA h, acquired, gained ; ad- 
 ventitious, borrowed, not natural. From ίτ) 
 and χτάομαι, f χτ^/τομαα, p. χίχτγιμχί, to 
 acquire. 
 
 'Έ,τιχυίω, ω, f 'ΑΟΌι), and 
 'Έ,τηχν'ϊσ-κω, and -ομαι, to conceive again 
 while pregnant ; to have a superfetation. From 
 iTt and xvoj, to be pregnant. 
 
 'ΈiTιχvλιιrμos, ου, ο, the act of rolling to or 
 upon. From 
 
 'Έ<χιχυλίω, f. Ίσω, to roll upon. 
 ''Sj-TTixvpoeu, ω, f. ώσω, to approve, confirm, 
 sanction, ratify ; determine, settle.] 
 
 'Έτιχνξ^αι, 1. a. inf. act. Ιηχνζΰ'βίί, 1. «* 
 jyart, (<ηχύξσ•αην, 3. pi. 1. a. opt. act. from 
 ^ίχνξω, to meet with ; to light upon, to find. 
 See Ιίυξτόί. 
 
 'Έτίχυξτόοντί, raising up ; bending, Hesiod. 
 dual j>res. part. Poet, from ιτηχνξτ'οω, to bend, 
 to crook, Th. χυξτό$. 
 
 ΈιΤίχύμιαν, ου, το, Poet, for Ιγχύμιον, ου, 
 
 το, praise, commendation, encomium. Hence 
 
 'ΈJTικeίμtos, /α, lov, for ίγχωμιοξ, or ϊγχω• 
 
 μιot,σ'τιxos, h, ov, concerning praise, laudatory, a 
 
 praiser. Th. ίγκύμιον. 
 
 'Έι'7ηλα.ζ'ίσ•6αι, 2. ά. inf. m. Ιτιλοίζόμίνοί, 
 part. 2. a. m. Ι-ηλύξωντα/, 2. pi. 2. a. subj. 
 m. from ί-τηλκμζάνομκι, to lay hold of. 
 
 'Έτίλα^ίσίαι, 2. a. inf. m. from ίτιλανόά- 
 νομαι, ίο forget. 
 
 'Έτίλάβ'/ιτοα, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έ,τιλαλίίϋ, f 'Actu, p. xtt., to interrupt in 
 speaking, to A'ociferate. From λοιλίω. 
 
 'Έ,τιλαμζάνομοίί, to take or lay hold of, to 
 seize, to lay hands on ; to obtain or get ; to 
 believe ; to retain ; to repress ; to surprise ; to 
 watch insidiously, to attack unawares ; 1 .f m. 
 Ι^ιλ'/;•φομα{, 2. a. m. ΐ-Τίλαζόμ^ιν, ov, ιτο, 2. a. 
 imperat. m. Ι^ίλα,ζου, 2. a. subj. m. ίτιλκζω- 
 μαι, '/!, '/ιτα,ι, 2. a. inf. m. ΐ-ηλαζίσ-^χ/, part. 
 2. a. m. ί7ηλκζΰμίνο5' ίτίλαμζάνοντο των 
 νιων, they fell upon or beset the ships, Herod. 
 vi, 113 ; ί<τιλoίζόμίvos των α,φχά,στων vYios, hav- 
 ing laid hold of tlie upper part of the stern of 
 the vessel, Herod, vii, 114.] 
 
 'Έτίλβίμξάνω, to take besides, to take after j 
 to assume ; to usurp j to seize, to retain, to 
 hold ; to succeed, to follow ; to attain ; to 
 reach ; to stop up ; to take upon one's self to 
 do any thing, to undertake, Paleeph. in Diomed. 
 From i-r) and λαμζάνω, to take \perf. λίλ>]φα, 
 Att. ίίλτιφχ, 2. a. ελαξον.] 
 
 'Έ<τίλοίμ•το;, ου, ο xoct h, manifest, evident, 
 clear ; bright, shining. From ίτ) and Χα.μτω, 
 to shine. Hence 
 
 ^Έι'^ιλάμ'τω, f -φύι/, to shine upon, to beam 
 upon ; ί^^^λάμ^φκvτos του εαξοξ, when the 
 spring opened, literally shone forth, Herod. 
 viii, 130.] 
 
 'Έτηλανύανεσ^ω, 3. sing, jyres. imjierat. jyas. 
 fro?n 
 
 Έ'ΤίλχνΜνομαι, f ίτηλ^ίσ-ομαι, 2>• i'flS. ίτιλε- 
 λ'/ισ-μοα, to forget, to neglect ; 2. a. m. Ιτε- 
 λοίόόμ'/ιν, ου, ετο, 2. a, inf. m. ετιλοίόειτόχ/, 
 with the gen. From ίτι and λχνβάνω, the same 
 with Th. Χ'/ιίω, to be hidden, to be unknown ; ' 
 f 'K'AffM, 2. a. iXxuov, p. m. λελ^ί&χ. 
 
 Έοτ/λαβ"/?, ios, X, Dor. for i-xiXtiiris, los, fl, 
 forgetfulness, oblivion. From ί'ρπλχν^χνομχί. 
 Έ•ηλίχίνω, to smooth, to polish ; to praise 
 or commend out of flattery ; to soften or 
 smooth over harsh language, Herod, vii, 9. 
 From λεαίνω, the same. Th. kiTas•] 
 
 'Έ-ηλεγομχί, to be named, to be called ; to 
 read ; to take an account of ; to choose, to 
 select ; to reason, to reflect ; j^^^^• P^^' from 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
 327 
 
 ΕΠΙ 
 
 'IS.'a'iki'yco, to add to what has been said, to 
 say besides ; '« choose or pick out ; to name j 
 .1' f' rn. ίπλ'ίξβμαι, 1. a. m. ί<^ίΧί%ά.μνιν, ω, 
 mrr,. From ίτ) and λίγω, f. ζ,ω, p. λ'ίλίχ;^, 
 to say, to choose, 
 
 'Έ,τηλε^ινκ;, part, from ί'Πλίαίνω, Herod. 
 vii, 9.] 
 
 'Ετ/λ£/•ψ/ί, Sft»i, h, scarcity, deficiency, Thu- 
 cyd. ii, λΟ.] 
 
 'Έι'7ίΐΧύ«ω, to fail, to be wanting, in 3. γΐ. 
 ί^ίλίίττονιτ/, f. -φα), p. Ι-τηλίλαφά,, 2. a. s^riXt- 
 'Ji'ovy p. m. iTtXiXoiTTx. Tli• Χζιττω. 
 
 'Έ^ίλίκτοξ, ου, ο Kcu h, chosen, selected ; 
 extraordinary. From ίτιλίγομαι. 
 
 'Έττιλίλχία, Oor.foriTiXikn^tXfpres. m. and 
 
 Έ•;τ;λελί5<Γ^«<; peif. inf. pas. and icnXtXri- 
 ^μίνοί, yi, ov, part, perf. pas. of \'?ti'kcct6a,voy.a.i. 
 
 ''Ά'ρηλίΰσα'ω, to see afar, look forward, look 
 upon, pres. ind. From Ιίτί and Xiutnta., to see ; 
 a poetical word, 
 
 'Έ'Τίλ^βίϋ, Ion. for ί-πηλγιύοα, pres. imperat. 
 from 
 
 'Έ.'^ηλΫ,ύομοίΐ, the same with ίτίλανύάνομαι, to 
 forget. Th. Χή6ω. 
 
 ΈίΤ/λίίν/β/ v(j.vuty hymns, which were sung at 
 :the wine-presses. Th. λ^νό?. 
 
 'Έτιλτιττίνομαι, Jer. xlix, 3, to be epilep- 
 tic ; to be mad, to play the madman, See Bkl. 
 Nov. Thesaur. 
 
 ΈοΤ/λ»ίϊ-'πκβί, »!, flv, and I'^rlXij'^Tos, ov, 
 Λ X.OU h, epileptic, subject to the epilepsy. From 
 4•!ηλβίμζάνω, which see. 
 
 'ΈίΤίλίΐ^ττοί, ov, KCU ij, the same ivith IrtXn• 
 νηκός• also laid hold of; deserving of cen- 
 sure, censured or blamed.] 
 
 ''Έ.'^ηλνιντίζω, and -•ΐτομα,ι, to be subject to 
 the falling -sickness or epilepsy. From Wt- 
 
 kl^'TTOS• 
 
 'Έ.9ηλ}^σ•μοννι, ίί, 'h, forgetfulness, oblivion. 
 From ίτίλανόχνομχί, to forget ; p. pas. ϊίτιλί- 
 Τ.ηο'μχι. 
 
 Έ•τ/λίίιτ^ώ/ν, ovo;, ο xcca «, forgetful, listless 
 sluggish, J^ys. in Erastoth. and Anstoph. 
 Nub. 130.] 
 
 ^Έ.'τηλήα'ομαι, 1 . f m. from ίΤίΧοι,νίάνομοίΐ, 
 or ϊ-ιτιΧ^ιβομαι, to forget. 
 
 ΈΐΤ/λί?'ν/'/α, «ί, 'h, a taking or laying hold of, 
 a seizing, a sudden attack ; the epilepsy or 
 falling-sickness. From ίτηλχμζύνω, to seize. 
 
 'Ίί-ηλίγ^ην, the same with Th. xiy^nv, 
 slightly, superficially, by scratching or grazing, 
 
 'Eir/XA/^<5i;,y. ia-o), to give a sign by the eye, 
 to wink at. Th. 'IxXos. 
 
 'Έ,τίλογοξ, ου, ό, a conclusion or close, an 
 ■epilogue. From Ι^ίλίγω. Th. λίγω. 
 
 Έίτ/λβ/Τίί, ου, ο κοά 7ί, the remaining, the 
 rest. From Ιτηλίίτω, to fail. Th. λύ-ττω. 
 
 'Έ^-κιλύττωί, adv. with great sadness, very 
 sorrowfully. Th. Xv-vri. 
 
 'ΈτίχΰοΊξ, tui, Vii explanation, solution, in- 
 terpretation ; a liberation ; invasion, attack, 
 approach, s^a^aj, in ivhich sense it occurs 
 2. Pet. J, 2v3. But see Schleusner, From 
 
 > I 
 
 'Έ.οτιλΰΐύ, f. ffoj, p. i^iXiXi/»«, to loose, to 
 untie, unbind ; to open as a lettery to interpret, 
 to explain; 1. a. i-vixvtre&y 2. a, WiXvov, 
 p. pas. ίτΐΊλίΧνμχί, 1. a. pas. ί-πζΧύύην, i. f. 
 p4is, ίΤίΧυό^ια-ομοΐί. From i^i and Χνω, to loose. 
 
 'Έ^τιμαίνομοα, to be mad or to rave about 
 any thing ; to love desperately. From ί'τι 
 and μούνομοίΐ, 2. f m. μα,^ιαΰμα,ι, 1. a. m. 
 ϊμΛνάμι^ν, Att. Ιμψάμην. 
 
 ^Έ-ίί-ιμαιομκι, to touch, handle, seize ; to 
 spur on ■, to desire passionately ; to seek. From 
 i<ri and μούομαι, the same with μάω, to desire, 
 to seek. 
 
 ΈίΤί^ι^ά^τϋ^, ξος^ ο Λο.) fi, a witness. Th. 
 μάξτνξ. 
 
 'Έ.'^ιμάξτνζΑ, acc. sing of the preceding. 
 
 'Έι'^'ίμοίξτυξίΛ», f. ^<τω, p. Ι^ι^ιμιμαρτύργιχοι.^ 
 to bear witness, testify, attest, confirm by testi- 
 mony; to ascribe to. Th. μάξτνζ. Hence 
 
 'Έ.τ(μίίξτυξβί, ov, ο κοά ί], a witness. 
 
 'Έ.•τίμαξτνξομκι, to call witnesses, to call to 
 witness ; to affirm before witnesses, to attest j 
 and 
 
 *Έ>•^ιμάβ•<ταα•0αι, by redupl. of 9 for ίτιμά- 
 ffoLffioii, 1 . a. irf. m. Poet, from 
 
 'ΈίΤΐμάσσομοίΐ, f ά,σομΌ,ι, to touch ; feel, 
 handle % lay hold of, seize ; to wash ; to 
 cleanse. Frotn μάσσω, or -ttu, f. atru, p. 
 μίμακχ, to tOUch. 
 
 'Έτίμ&ρ(^οί, ου, ο κκ) h, easy to storm or take ; 
 also giving aid. Th. μάχομαι, to fight ; superl. 
 Ιτίΐμοίχ^ωτα,τοί. 
 
 'EiTi^i^ii/j, ios, 0, or 'Έ,τιμίίόίνί, a marCs 
 name, Epimetheus. 
 
 'Eor/yCis/^^icai, oivros, part. 1. a. act. m. g. of 
 Ι-ρπμίΐ^άύϋ, to smile, to smile upon. Th. μα- 
 
 uaiH,f ViffCil. 
 
 'ΈιΤίμείΧια, ων, να, bridal gifts, bestowed 
 upon the bridegroom ; a portion given with a 
 woman in marriage. From μζιΧίΰσω, to make 
 sweet or pleasant, or from μίχ&ι, it concerns. 
 
 'ΈΑΤΓΐμίΧγιί'ήτι, 1. a. imperat. pas. of l<r/^£- 
 Χ'ΐεμαι. 
 
 ''Έ-ημζΧαα, ας, h, care, diligence, concern, 
 regard, a taking care of, public administration. 
 From ί<ΡΓΐμίΧνι;. Th. μίΧίΐ. 
 
 'Έ'9ημίΧίομαί, ονμαι, f. ήιϊομαι, p. Ι'^ιμίμ'ί. 
 Χημαι, to care, to take care of, to apply one's 
 self to any thing ; to practise ; to take pains 
 with, to watch or observe diligently, to have 
 regard •, with gen. 1 . a. pas. ί-ημζΧήβην, ns» 
 f!, 1. a. imperat. pas. ί<π•ιμιΧγίύ7ίτι. From, 
 ίτ/μίΧ^ς. Th. μίΧα. 
 
 'Έι•;ημζΧία•τατα, nom. pi. n. g. superlative 
 degree, adverbially, very diligently or carefully. 
 From ϊνιμίΧ'Αί, careful, diligent ; compar. 
 Ι'πΊμίΧίαττΐξοζ. From the same. 
 
 'Έι'πμίΧτίί, ios, κα) h, careful, diligent, 
 heedful, assiduous, solicitous, that of which one 
 takes care ; το ι-ττιμζ'Χϊς is sometimes used as 
 a substant. for diligence, care. From W) and 
 μ'ζΧίΐ. 
 
 'Έ,τημίΧτιτΙον, one must take care ; verbal 
 adjective. From ϊτημ^Χζβμαι. 
 
ΕΠϊ 
 
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 επί 
 
 Έ5τ;^ελ«τ•>!5, ου, ο, one who has the care or 
 charge of, an executor ; ace. ju. Ι7ημι\νΐ'τά$. 
 
 'Έ••ζη/Λ&λί>ι, nst ή. Ion. for ίτ/μίλίίχ, care, 
 diligence. 
 
 *Έ>τι/Λίλομ,χι, the same with ί^ημ^ίλίομαί. 
 'Έι'ΐ'ΐμίλοΰ, pres. imperat. ^jas. from liTi- 
 μίΧ'ίομαι> 
 
 ^Έ,τΓίμ^λω;, adv. carefully, with care, dili- 
 gently, studiously, industriously. From \<Ζί- 
 /iiXhs, careful, diligent. Th. μίλίΐ. 
 'Έ.τίμψττα, nam. jjI. n. g. from 
 Έίτ/^ί4£^ίΤτοί, ου, ο χα,ι '/], blameworthy, cul- 
 ■pable, guilty; that may be accused. From 
 ϊ-τημ'ίμφομα,ι. 
 
 'Έ,νιμίμφίοίΐ, Ion. for Ι^ίμίμφί^^ 2. sing. 
 S^ibj. m. from 
 
 'Έ•!ημίμφομίΐα, to blame, accuse, reproach or 
 complain on account of any thing. From It) 
 and μίμψομαι, f -^ομΛΐ, p. μιμιμμαι, -φα/, 
 «ττα<, to complain of, to accuse. 
 
 'Έιτημίνω, pres, imperat. ί-ττίμινί, impeif. l-re- 
 μινοΜ, f. ίτημενω, to remain, continue in or at ; 
 to persist or persevere in ; to wait, to expect ; 
 1. a. ί'^τίμανα., 1. a. imperat. Ιτίμπνον, 1. a. 
 subj. act. ίτιμύνω, ys, »?, I. a. irf, act. lvi~ 
 μΰνα,ι, p. act. ϊ-τημιμίννικ,α,. Th. μίνα. 
 
 ^Έ>•ημίξΐα•μοί, ου, ο, a partition, a sharing or 
 dividing. Th. μίξο;. 
 
 'Έ,^ίμίτξίω, f ήσω, p. ί^ίμίμί<τξί^χα, to add 
 over the just measure, to give to boot, to meas- 
 ure out further, to lend by a certain measure, 
 to add ; to prolong ; and 
 
 'Έι'τίμίτξον, ου, το, what is given over the 
 just measure, overmeasure, excess, addition. 
 From ίτ) and μίτξον, a measure. 
 
 'ΈτΓΐμ'/ι^ία, as, 'h, deliberation after the 
 event ; to which -ζτξομ^βίΐιχ, is opposed ; and 
 
 'Έ-'ημ'/ι^υζ, ίως, ο kou h, wise too late j wise, 
 prudent : and 
 
 'Έί'ρτζμτ,βηί, ίοζ, ό Kou 71, prudent, wise. From 
 s-ri and μν^^βς, ίο?, το, care. 
 
 ΈίΤί,ίίίίκ»??, £es,long, oblong ; very long, tall. 
 'E'Ti/A'/Jvia, ων, TO,, monthly rites or sacrifices. 
 From 
 
 ΈίΤ//Λ>ίν/ο£, sv, ό Kcti h, monthly, happening 
 or returning every month. From μνιν, μνινοξ^ ο, 
 a month. 
 
 ^'Ά'ττίμικ.τος, ου, ο xcu ή, mixed together, in- 
 termixed. From ίτ) and μίγνυμι. 
 
 'Έ'^/μ'ιξ, promiscuously, confusedly, indis- 
 crhninately ; and 
 
 'Έτιμί^Λΐζ, jEoL for ί^ίμίξίϋξ, part. 1. a. 
 act. m. g' from ΐ-Τιμίγνυμι. Th. μίγνυμι. 
 
 'Έ-τιμιξία, CCS, 'h, a mixing together, a mix- 
 ture, intercourse, commerce, conjunction. From 
 the same. 
 
 'ΈτίμιΙΐζ, ieoi, h, a mixing together, mix- 
 ture, intercourse, cornmerce. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 'Έ'π'ιμίσγιτΛί, he shall mingle with, 3. sitig. 
 pres. hid. from 
 
 'Έ'τιμίίτγομαι, to have intercourse v/ith, to 
 mix with ; to go or come to, to approach ; 
 pres, part. ί'η[Λΐσ-'^όμίνο$. Th. μίγνυμι. 
 
 ''Κ-^ιμνάομαί, f. ί^^ιμνγκτομβίί, p. ίίημίμνη•' 
 μχ(, to remember; to mention•,- 1. a. 1•/τίμνη^ 
 ffonv. Th. μνάομκί. 
 
 'ΈιΤίμντια-όύ;, ivroi, remembering, having; 
 called to mind ; pa7't. !.> a. pas. of the^ 
 same. 
 
 ^ΈίΤίμοίξάομοίί, to impart, to participate in, 
 to partake of. Fram l-rl and μοίξάω, to part, 
 to divide. From μοΊξοί, a part. Th. μύξω. 
 'ΈιτημοΊξΛίτβαι, pres. inf, pas. of the same. 
 'Έιτημομψα, as, «., Poet, and Oor.for 
 'Έημομίργί, ί;, ί, a chiding, upbraiding, re- 
 proach, reprimand, reproof. From ί^μίμ- 
 ψομαί, 
 
 'Έτίμοχ;^ί, ου, ο και 'h, toilsome, laborious, 
 painful. From μόχόος, labour. 
 
 ΈίΤ/^ίτλείτο, Ion. for ζ-τιμ-^λάίτο, are, and 
 this for ί-ίτίμ^τλατο, 3. sing, imperf. and 
 
 'Έ,^ίμ•τλω, for 1•τίμτλα(Το, Ion. ϊτΙμ'τΧαα, 
 and contract, ί-ττίμτλω, 2. sing. impCTf. of 
 •ρτΙμ-τΧαμα», to be filled ; and this from τίμ" 
 ντΧημι, f. -τλ-ήσω. Th. -τλέβί. 
 
 Έ•τ/^ίτ^β6, he burned or burnt, 3. sing, bn," 
 peyf. for ι-νίμ'ττςγί•^ from τΊμ'ΤΓζ'ημι, as if from 
 •τΓΐμτξάω, hnperf. ΐΤίμ-Τζαον, Λ/ν, -an, α?» 
 -αί, a. Th. '^οΥίόω. 
 
 ^'Έι'τημΰΖ,ω, f ύσω, p. χ,α, to utter deep but 
 suppressed sighs or groans ; to stifle one's 
 sighs. From μυΖ,ω, to groan. 
 
 'Έ,-ημύάιον, ου, το, the conclusion or epilogue 
 of a story, the moral, the application. From 
 It) and μυύοζ, a fable, a word. 
 
 'Eir/^iiXiflit, ου, TO, the upper mill-stone ; 
 and 
 
 ^Έ,-^ιμύΧιος £^'/t, a song sung at the mill 
 during grinding. From, Ir* and μνλν, a mill- 
 stone. 
 
 'Έι'πμύσ'σ'ίι), or -ττω, f. |&», p. χα, to de• 
 ride, laugh at, ridicule, banter, Th. μυα-σω, or 
 -ττω. 
 
 'Έ-ρημωμτιτος, τι, ov, blameworthy, reprehen- 
 sible. From ίτ) atul μωμος, disgrace. 
 
 'Eir/vEiov, ου, το, a naval station, a place for 
 ships to anchor in, a harbour. From i^t and 
 viToi, naval. Th. ναΰς-, 
 
 'Έτινίμίΐτ^ι, pres. iif, pas. of 
 'Έ•7ηνίμω, f νεμϋ, to distribute, to share ; 
 to pasture cattle ; to feed upon ; ίτηήμομαι, to- 
 consume by feeding upon, to spread itself, as a• 
 fire; to ravage or desolate as a j>estUencc 
 does, Thucyd, ii, 54.] 
 
 'Έ.<7Τίνξνγΐ(τμίνοζ, part, perf. pas,- of ίττινήθω, to 
 spin the destiny of mortals, to destine ; part. 
 1. a. pas. f g. ί-τη^ιησ^ΰσα, '/ΐί, h. From i-jrl 
 and νίω, to spin. 
 
 'EvT/vevojjxos, perf. act. ind. of ίτινοίω, to con- 
 sider, to think uporu From ssri and νοίω, to 
 think. Th. voos. 
 
 Έτινεύω, f. σω, p. l-ffivinuxa, to nod to, to 
 beckon to ; to nod assent j to incline, to slope 
 downward, Luc. i, 138 ; 1. a. Ίτίνευσα. From 
 i-TTt and ήυω, to nod. 
 
 Έ4•/νί^'^ί, £05, Ό και 'h, cloudy, covered witb 
 clouds. 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
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 ΕΠΙ 
 
 'fi*<v>j;^e(tta/,y. ξβμαι, to swim or float upon ; 
 to swim towards. From νγιχομαι. 
 
 'Ecr<v>j<y, or ίτιντίίω, and ί^ινηνίω, f. nffu, p. 
 »*«, to gather into heaps, to heap up. From 
 i^r) and ν^ω, or vsjiw, the same with vieu, to 
 heap up. 
 
 'ΈιΤίνιχάω, f. '/iffot, to vanquish, to conquer. 
 From hrt and vixxu, to conquer. Hence 
 
 'ΙΕνηνΤκίον, o'j, TO, a feast in celebration of a 
 victory ; a triumphant song. From 
 
 'ΈιΤίνΤχίΟί, ου, ο Kca *ι, of or belonging to a 
 victory, triumphal. 
 
 'Έ,τινίιπτομΛΐ, to come, to come to. Call. 
 Hymn to Jupiter. Theocr. Idyll, viii, 43. 
 G. Calabr. ii, 561. Apol, Rhod. iv, 281, 817. 
 From ί9τ) and ν'ισιτομα,ι, to come. 
 
 ^Έ.'Τινοίω, f, '/\σω, to invent, devise, contrive; 
 to have in mind, imagine, think on, to observe j 
 to design, to intend ; and 
 
 'Έτϊνοίχ, «J, M, thought, thinking, idea ; 
 device, invention ; ingenuity. From i-ri and 
 νοίω, to tiiink. Th. voog, vovs, o. 
 
 Έτίνομίί, Dor. for Ιτίνομίν, we drank, 1. pi. 
 imperf. act. of νίνω, to drink. 
 
 'Έιτίνομο!) ου, β, Poet, ο σύνομος, using the 
 same pastures with others ; an heir, a coheir. 
 See Νβ^αοί. 
 
 "ΕίτΓνβν, imperf. act. of τΊνω, f. '^ra/ffto, p. 
 ντίτωκΆ, to drink ; 2. a, tTtov. 
 
 'Έιτινύσιτω, the same with νύο-α-ω, or -ττω, 
 f. ξω, p. νίνυρι^α, to prick ; to stab ; to push, 
 move, impel. 
 
 'Έ-^/ννσ-τάζΜ, f ζω, p. χ^οί^ to sleep with the 
 head inclined ; to nod over or during any 
 thing. From νυσ-τάζ»* 
 ΈίΤ< ξίν»;, or 
 
 'EiT/|ev;ji, in a foreign land ; and 
 'Έ^η'ξίνόομκι, οΰμβα, to be received and wel- 
 corned as a guest ; to travel abroad ; to arrive 
 at a place from abroad. Fnvn ζΐνοΰμαι, to be 
 united by the ties of hospiialitv. Th. ξε'νοί. 
 
 ΈίΤ<ξίνΛ»Λί, the arrival or reception of a 
 guest ; acquaintance contracted by hospitality. 
 See Schleusner. 
 
 'Έτί^ϋνοί, ου, ο κ,α) ht common, promiscuous. 
 Froin 'έ,υνος, οΰ, common, the same with κ,οινός. 
 Έτ/ί/ν/βί, or \•7Γοίνιοί, addicted to wine. 
 From i-^rt and otvi;, ου, ο, wine. 
 
 "Ετιον, I drank or they drank, 1. sing, or 
 3. pi. 2. a. act. for which Ι,τΙοσα,ν is used, 
 Jerertu li, 7, from 'τίνω, f. ητώιω, f. νί-ζωκα, 
 to drink. 
 
 "Ετ /flv, Ion. for 'ίφιον, 1. a. cfi(p'tr,yA, to cast 
 or throw upon. See Έτ/*;. 
 
 Έίτ/βν, 70, coming upon, rushing upon ; τ« 
 i-rtcvree,, future events ; and 
 
 'Έ,-ηόντα, coming against, approaching, occ. 
 sins. part. 2. a. of 'ϊτηιμι, to come to or upon. 
 
 Th. ΐ'^μι. 
 
 'Κτιό'Ζτομοίί, or ντόττομαι, to look at, A'iew, 
 examine; to pick out, to select. From {■ττ) 
 and οντομα,ι, f. ο'^ημαι, p. Ζμμα,ι, to see. 
 
 Έ.ν>οξκίω, f. tiiTai-, p. ίτιύξκηχοί, to swear 
 often ; to swear falselv ; to violate an oath : 
 
 4-2 
 
 to commit perjury ; pres. inf. 1^ιοξκ&7ν• ptkri* 
 pres. act. pi. num. ίτιοξχουντίς- part. pres. 
 pas. Ιτίοξχούμίνοζ . From Wi, against, and 
 όρκος, an oath. 
 
 'Έ•ηοξχιησ•^ΐζ, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έτίΰξχον, ου, το, perjury, a false swearing ; 
 a7id 
 
 'Έ-ττίοξΆοί, ου, ο και h, perjured, forsworn, a 
 person guilty of perjury. From Ί<τ) and οζκοίί 
 an oath. 
 
 ΈτιΌξκωξ, adv. by swearing falsely, by per- 
 jury, by violating one's oath. 
 
 'Έττίουξα, τα, intermediate distances, inter- 
 vals. Ion. for ΐτίοξα. From, οξοζ, a bound. 
 
 'Έ,τίουξο;, ου, ό, an overseer, a guardian. 
 From iTi and οΖζος, ου, ο, the same. 
 
 'Έ•Τίουο•α, following, succeeding, in dat. 
 sing, l-rtouffyi, j)art. 2. a. f. g. from ϊταμί, 
 Th. ί'ιμι. 
 
 'Έ,^ιούσίο;, ου, ο χα.) ri, sufBcient from day to 
 day, sufficient for daily support, daily. From 
 part. 2. a, ίτηων, ϊ^ιοΰσοι., of'i'7ntμ^f to succeed, 
 to follow. Th. ύμι. 
 
 'Έι'ΤΓΐΌι^ομαι, 1 . f. m. of \<?ηΌ'π'7ομοίΐ. 
 'Έιτιτάγχ^υ, altogether, entirely, wholly, adv. 
 From i-ri and ^ύγχ;υ, for τύνυ, greatly, very 
 much. 
 
 Έ•τ/•ταν, universally, totally, wholly ; gener- 
 ally, commonly, for the most part, adv. From 
 i'prt mid ίτα?, τκίπζ, ^α,ν, all. 
 
 'Έ^'τιτχξΛα-κίυά'ζω, f, άσω, to provide or to 
 
 prepare further, to make further preparations, 
 
 1. ά. opt. m. ίΤ4'^ΰίξαίΤΧίυαα•αίμΥιν, ffuio, truiTo. 
 
 ΈίΤ<!Γίίί, the same as -yrui. Vet. inscr. ap. 
 
 Salvi. de Modo Usur. 
 
 'Έ.τιτά(τσω, f ύσω, to strew or sprinkle 
 upon. Th. 9Γάα•(Τω. 
 
 'Έτητηιόίία,, ης, «, confidence, firm belief, 
 Simonid. Fragni.^ 
 
 'Έ,τιτίί^ο, for iTiTs'ihv, pres. imperat. pas. 
 Ion. i-xiviiuytTui, Ά. sing. pres. subj. ίτιτιΐ' 
 ΰομΐνοι,ι, nam. pl.f. g. part. pres. pas. from 
 
 'Κτι^ίίύομβίΐ, f <^ιΐ(τομχ», to be persuaded, 
 to hear ; to obey ; to believe, to think, be of 
 opinion. Th. -τηΐίω. 
 
 Έτ/ίτί^τττβί, ου, ό, the fifth pari ; contain- 
 ing five and a half. 
 
 'Έ^'Π'τ'ίμ'τω, f •φύ>, to send besides ; to send 
 to, to send ; to send against. From ττίμ-ττω, to 
 send. 
 
 Έ?Γ/•ηττΛ;Α;βί, part, pcrf act. n. g. from 
 ί-τ/ζτίττω, to fall upon. Th. •π•Ίττύ>. 
 
 'Έι•7ητί(των, όντο}, part. 2. a. act, of iTtrri- 
 9Γτω, to fall upon. 
 
 'Έ•τίτίφνχοί, as, ε, I produced besides, p. ind. 
 act. (f ίτέφύω. Th. φύω. 
 
 ΈίΤ/ίτ^ίδάΛ), f ^tru, p. »a, to spring or leap 
 upon. From 'ττ'/^α.ω. 
 'F^TiTtXv&Txi, from 
 
 'Έ.'Τ$τίλν'/ΐμι, to overspread, to find access, 
 Odys. vi, 44.] 
 
 Έ•Τ/τ/νΤΤί»), f. tTi'TT/UffiU, p. ί<Τΐ•τ'ί9Τ7α)Λα^ 
 
 to fall upon, rush upon, press upon ; lean en ; 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
 330 
 
 ΕΠΙ 
 
 to attack ; 2. α. Ιτίνησ-ον, sj, ε, Ι fell upon ; 
 part. 2. a. Ιτι-τηταν, όντο;. Th. •xWrca. 
 "Έτηττλΰί, pi. of s-riTkoVf Lys. j 
 ΈίΓ/ίτλάβ'α/, inf. of 
 
 'Έ,^ιτλάοΊτω, or ίΤίτλοίττΜ, f. TtXiffm, to 
 spread or smear over with any adhesive sub- 
 stance ; in nautical language, to pay the sides 
 or bottom of a vessel ivith tar, resin, c^-c. Luc. 
 Oialog. Merc, and Char.'\ 
 
 'Έι-τι-ρτΧαστοζ, ου, feigned, fictitious, false, 
 pretended. Frotn 'χΧάσσω. 
 
 Έ?Γ/ ίτλεΓβν, for the most part ; generally ; 
 still more, further, longer, more amply. 
 
 'Er/ "τλεΓιΓΤίν, A'^ery frequently, as much as 
 possible, for a very long period of time, as far 
 as possible, adv. From τηλυς, much, many •, 
 cornpar. τλίιων superl. ^λε7σ•το;. 
 
 'Έτπ'^λίν.α), to mix with, to intermingle, to 
 interweave, to involve, to come at. From, Ιτί 
 and -ζτλίκ,ω, f. ζ,ω, j). fi-rXi^K, to knit, to tie ; 
 1. a. ίίτλεξα. 
 
 'EcT/ -rxiov, adv. more abundantl}', more 
 amply, more, further. From 
 
 'ΈιΤίτλίοντα, acc. siyig. part. pres. of ίτι 
 νλ'ίω, to sail upon. Th. "πΧιω, f. •χΧιΰσω. 
 'Έ,τίτλίοί, ία, αν, full. Th. -τλίος. 
 Έ'Τ;νΤλ5ί|α/, 1. a. inf. act. ί'Χι-π'Χ-ήϊ,άσνις, gen. 
 sing. part. 1. a. J", g. ίίτλ/'τλ^ίξ»;?, 2. sing. 1. a. 
 suhj.from ίτίτΧγίίτσΜ, or -τ-τω, to rebuke. 
 
 'Είτ/•τλ^|/,-, ΐας, h, a chiding or rebuking, a 
 reprimand, reproof, reproach, blame. 
 
 Έ:τ/τλ5•;ίΤιτεβ, pres. irnperat. pas. Ion. from 
 '^j'pri'TXnffffu, or -ττω, with dat. J", ^ω, ρ). 
 W<5r£5rX'/j;^«, to rebuke, reprove, reprimand, re- 
 proach, to punish ; \. a. ΙίτείΤλ^ξα, 1. a, subj. 
 act. ί-τι^λ'/ΐζ,ω, '/IS, 5!. From If) and ττΧήοΊτω, 
 or -ττω, to strike. 
 
 'Έ,τιτλ^ττω, See 'Έ'^/•νλ*ία•β'ω. 
 'Έττίτλοα, Ion. for ^^ϊτ^-τλα, household goods, 
 moveables, furniture, Herod, i, 94, as if from 
 Ι'Τΐ'τΌλαιοζ, superficial. Hence rx ί•η•»Όλαια, 
 and by double Sync, ίτί'τολχ• and ίτιτλχ. Th, 
 cTiTrokYis. 
 
 'ΈτΓΐ'ττλοκτι, TIC, 71, a tying or connecting, 
 interweaving ; a bond, a tie ; connexion, soci- 
 ety. From i-TTt and τΧίκω, p. m. τίτλοκ,α. 
 '^'Ttt'prXoyAvoio, for -ο(Λίνον, revolving, gen. 
 Ion. from 
 
 'Έ,ΤίΤλόμίνβ;, part. pres. for ίτιτίλόμενο;, 
 rolling ; coming upon, approaching. Th. •τε- 
 λύμκι. 
 
 "Έ-ττίτλον, I filled or they filled, 1 . sing, or 
 :J. ])i. 2. a. hid. act. of <ρΓΐ'τλάΜ, for -ζιμ-τΧάω, 
 or "ττίμτλημι, to fill ; (is Ί-τίμον, fr07)l τιμάω. 
 Th. τλίοζ. 
 
 "E.'yri'TXov, ov, ro, moveable property ; house- 
 hold i'wrniture, Lys. in EratosUi. ; also apparel, 
 clothing.] 
 
 Έτ/5Γλββί, and ϊττίτλον;, -iov, ov, a sailing 
 i)Ut against, a naval expedition ; the approach 
 of a hostile ileet, a conflict. From ί'τιτλίω, 
 to attack with a fleet, to sail out to attack. 
 Th. -τλ'ίω, to sail. 
 Έητλωονη, Dor. for Poet. iXi'^rXtoovtri, and 
 
 this for Ifi'Tkieufft, 3. pi. pres. ind. act, «f 
 ΐτιτλίω, f rXivffa;, to sail upon, to sail to ; t© 
 sail out to attack. See 'Έτητλύς. 
 
 'B-rtTfXus, sailing, by Sync, for i-XfrXuirau 
 part. I.e. act. of ί'^τι^λύω. From νλωω. Poet, 
 for -τλίω, f ^λίνα-ω, to sail. Others derive it 
 from the perf. ^i'jfXivutt, p. m. νίτλία, luhence 
 part, fi-rkeus, and by Apheer. and Sync. Tkasy 
 in compos, ίτιτλόϋί, from ίτηντλίω, to attack 
 with a fleet. Th. ^kia. 
 
 Έίτ/ίτλίί^α?, avTos, β, sailing ; pari, 1 . a» 
 from iTiTktuu. See '^ft-rkug. 
 
 ^Έτη^τνίίουσβι, as, h, breathing ; part, pres. 
 
 'Έ•7η•τνίίω, to breathe upon or into, to in- 
 spire ; to breathe or live ; to blow upon. From 
 Im and τνιΐω. Poet, for (Τνεω, f. ^ηύνω^ to 
 breathe ; to animate, encourage. 
 
 'ΈJ'τ^^π■'Λyω, f ^ca, J). Wi<ri'X'vt^a, to choak, 
 to stifle, suffocate ; 1. a. Ι^ίτνιξκ. From ίτΐ 
 and τνίγω, to choak. 
 
 Έίτ/τνβ/α, as, fi, a breathing or blowing 
 upon, inspiration. From Ιτη-τνίο), to breathe 
 upon. Th. τήω. 
 
 'Έι-Τί-ζοίίω, f 9ΐίτω, p. i'Ttfi'xOiriKa, to de- 
 sire ardently, to long after ; to love much, 
 2. Cor. ix, 14; 1. a. {•τητόύησα. From ivi 
 and νοΗω. Th. •χΌύοζ, 
 
 Έ•τ/ίΤβί'>7Λ;, ιωs, 'h, earnest desire or long- 
 ing, regret ; and 
 
 Έ!Τ/ίΤι5^>?τβί, OV, aai '/I, much desired, muck 
 longed for, regretted, worthy of regret ; and 
 
 'Έ.<χΐ7Γο6ΐα, as, h, earnest desire, longing. 
 From ifi'ffoSiij. 
 
 'ΈτητοΧάζω, f. άνω, 'p. ακα, to swim upon, 
 to be on the surface, to float, to rise to the top, 
 to appear above ; to emerge, to be in vogue, to 
 be frequent ; to prevail ; to increase ; and 
 
 'Έ, -riTOkatos, ev, xa) vi, superficial, not 
 deep, light ; plain, manifest ; common, usual ; 
 appearing, not hidden ; iiriTOkains xrija-is, 
 moveables : and 
 
 ''E-riToXatMS, on the surface, superficially, 
 lightly, slightly. From 
 
 ΈΠΙΠΟΛΗ~Σ, on the surface, on the top, 
 above ; openly, manifestly ; το Ι-π -iToXm, the 
 surface or outside ; as f from Ιττι, above, and 
 •riXu, to be. 
 
 Έίττί -zroXXai, for much, for a high price ; 
 and 
 
 Έτί ίΓολί», adv. much, for the most part, 
 very, greatly, a great while ; us ίτίτοΧυ, for the 
 most part, generally, almost always. Th. 
 ToXvs. 
 
 'E-r/yrewrsyiy, f ιΰσω, p. xa, to triumph, to 
 march in triumph. From It/ and τομ-ηύω., 
 the same. Th. -ρτίμ-τω. 
 
 'Έ,νίτονος, ου, ο χα) ίι, laborious, painful, 
 difficult, fatiguing, feeling fatigue ; growing 
 wear}'. Hence 
 
 'R-TfrovMs, with great pains or labour, with 
 difliculty, laboriously ; diligently. From ■ttovos, 
 labour. Th. rr'ivoy.cii. 
 
 ^^'τίί-χοηινΊμηι, f. ίύσομαι, p. Ι'^ΐ'^ί^όξίνμαι, 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
 331 
 
 ΕΠΙ 
 
 to go or come to ; to set out or depart for ; to 
 repair to ; to go through ; to traverse over. 
 From I't) and 'ποξίϋαμα.ι. From 'πίξω, to pass 
 through or over, p. m. τίτοοα,. 
 
 'Έ>τ»'Τοξ'ΤΟω, to fasten with a clasp ; to cfasp 
 or buckle together. Th, <r'a^T7i. 
 
 'Έ,τί'ττξαιτχϋν, imperf. act. of τΐ'^ξά.ίτκω. 
 
 'Έ.τίΤξχΰνΜ, to make mild or gentle. From 
 Its and τοαϋνω. 
 
 ΈτΠ'Τξίτϋοί, ms, h, grace, comehness, dig- 
 nity, elegance •, and 
 
 'EiT/TfiiTiji, ios, ους, ο και h, graceful, dig- 
 nified, elegaat, distinguished. Tli. -Τζίτω. 
 
 'Έ,τί'Τξί'Τύ;, to be beautiful in or on, to 
 adorn. From the same. 
 
 'Έ•:τί'Τζοί'/ιχίν, he sent besides; 3. sing. 1. a. 
 
 act. Att. from ϊ-τη^ξοιημι, to send away to, to 
 
 shoot at or against. From l-ri, -r^o, a7id "ημι^ 
 
 y. ηιτω, p. £<!»«, to send; 1. a. νίκ,α, and Au, 
 
 i'/iKu, 2. a. nv, 2. a. infin. ίϊνκι. 
 
 'Έ,τί^ξα'ίμίν, Ion. for Ι'Τι-τξοίΐναι, 2. a. irifin. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έι'Τΐ'ΡΤξοϊάλλΛί, f. Xu, J). κ,Ά, to spread out, 
 or to set before, as a table, to send forth. 
 From W/, -Τξο, and Ιάλλω, to send ; 1. a. 
 'itiXei. 
 
 'Έ'^ηττξοΊ'ί^μ», to send besides ; to send away ; 
 to shoot or hurl at. See 'Έ-ητξοίνιχίν. 
 
 'Έι-τΙτξοικο;, a daughter given in marriage 
 with a portion ; one who had brothers and 
 shared the estate with them. One who inherited 
 the whole estate was termed Ι*/«λ>?^βί. 
 
 'Έ.•τί7Τξοο•όίν, adv. before, in presence of. 
 From -ττφσθιν, the same. Th. τξό. 
 
 'Έ^ι^τίσ-όαι, 2. a. inf. m. of Ιφίνι-τ'/ιμί, to 
 fly to. From i'v) and "ιχτα,μα,ι, f, •ρττγι<τομαί, 
 to fly ; 2. a. m. ίττόμην. 
 
 "Έιτιττον, is, i, imperf act. of τίττω, f 
 'Πα'ονμαί, p. ^ίτταικοί, to fall ; 2. a. ίΤίσον. 
 
 'ΈΛ'πΐ'ΡΤτνχνι, sjj, h, a fold, a patch, Luc. 
 ii, 130 ; a cover. Th. <ττύ<τσω. 
 
 'Έ,τι-^ωλίομΆΐ, f. ^(τομχι, to walk round, to 
 walk through or among, to survey, to review. 
 From i-TTt and -Tre/jXiu, the same ivith <ζολίω, to 
 turn. 
 
 'Έ,^ίρ^κίνω, f ecvu, p. i-Tippayxci, to sprinkle 
 upon, besprinkle, bedew, moisten. 
 
 'Έτίρροίντίξω, f ίσω, J)• ««> to sprinkle 
 upon, to besprinkle. From the preceding. 
 
 'Έ'Ά-ίρράττω, f \J/eif, p. ίτίρραφχ, to sew to 
 or upon. From ίτι and ξάτ'τω, to sew. 
 
 'Έι'7Τ»ρρά.(τ>τω, to rush or burst upon, to fall 
 upon impetuously. From l-rt and f)affffu,f. ξω, 
 p. ϊρρ/αρζκ, to dash against, to beat down. 
 
 'ΈιίΤ(ρρίίίν, to flow in ; to flow upon or over, 
 to inundate ; to furnish abundantly. Th. 
 ρίω. 
 
 'Έ,τιρρί-τίΐί^ ίοί, ous, ο x,ut 'h, inclining, sloping, 
 inclined, prone. From 
 
 'Έιττιρρί^τω, f -φω, p. ίτίρρίφχ, to incline 
 towards ; to cause to incline ; to impend, to 
 overwhelm. Fnnn l-r) and ρί-ττ», f -ψω^ the 
 same. 
 
 'Έι<ηρρ'ίΐα, See 'EiT/j9^'si/w, 
 
 'Έ^ίρρ^ιμχ, ecroi, το, the adverb, a ;jari of 
 speech i7i grammar. Th. ρίω. 
 
 'Έτίρρήο-εσκί, he shut or bolted with violence ; 
 he rushed in; 3. sing, imperf Ion. for ί-ττί'ρ- 
 ρα,σσί, of ί'τηρράατσω, to rush or break in ; or 
 from ί'ττα,ξάτα'ω, the same. From tiri and 
 ά,ξάσσω, or -ττω, f \ω, to beat, to strike, to 
 cut off". Some consider it as the imperf. Ion. 
 of the verb ίττιρρ-ζισσω, to break in. From Ιττ) 
 and ρνιιϊίτω, or -rreu, of ρί^γννμι, f. 'ξω, to 
 break. 
 
 'Έ -rippivev, ov, TO, an ornament of the fore- 
 head, iiunging down to the nose. See Schleus- 
 ncr ; a nose jewel, an ear-ring. 
 
 Έηρρί•^τω, ivith acc.f -φα, p. ϊ^ίρρ/ψα, to 
 throw or cast upon ; 1. a. irippf^u, part. 1. a. 
 'ί'ΤΓίρριιφα.;, αντα;. From l^t and ρί<ττω, f "φω, 
 to throw, to fling. 
 
 'Έττίρρο^οί, ου, ο κα.) h, one who hastens to 
 give assistance, a jealous defender, a helper ; 
 also useful. Frum It) and ρΌβοί, the roaring 
 of waves. 
 
 'ϊί'7Γ(ρρωννυω, and ΐ'^ιρρύνννμι, f mTeu, p. 
 Wtppcoxa, to strengthen, to fortify ; to ani- 
 mate, encourage, excite to. 
 
 'ΈΑ-τη'ρρωσάίΐί, έντοί, confirmed, strengthened, 
 jyart. 1. a. pas. frotn Χ-Ζίρ'ρωνννμα,ι, to be 
 strengthened or confirmed. From the same. 
 
 'Έ.τίσ•Άγμ6χ,, α,τος, το, a saddle-cloth, a pad, 
 a pack-saddle ; a load ; a burden, Soph, Phi- 
 loct. 735. From 
 
 'Έιτια-άττω, to spread or lay upon, to sad- 
 dle, to load ; to heap up, to press or tread down. 
 Th. (τάττύΛ. 
 
 'Έτισΐίω, to shake or brandish against, to 
 brandish ; to bring upon ; to strike into ; to 
 inspire with. Th. <ηίω. 
 
 'Έ^-ττιιτημα,ινΌμίβΆ, 1. ρί. pres. ind, pas. from 
 
 *Έ>Τ{ίΤ^ιμα.(νω, f. κνω, p. ocyxoi, to denote, 
 indicate ; signify, give signs of, Theophr. 
 Char. 2 ; portend ; promise ; των yt α,κ,ξο^τ'/ι- 
 ξίων αντίληφι? αυτού fi, e. του κ,κκοΖ) ντησ'/ι- 
 μαίν!, the attack, or action of the disease, affect- 
 ing the extremities of .the body, showed itself, or, 
 showed itself in the extremities, ^c. Thucyd. 
 ii, 49, as erplained by. Wyttenbach in his Se- 
 lecta, p. 367.] 
 
 ''Ά'^τΊσ^ιμοί, ου, ο x«i fi, impressed with a 
 mark, stamped, coined ; distinguished, remark- 
 able, illustrious, noble ; Ιτίσ^μον τ>?ί vms, the 
 ensign of a ship, Diod. Ixxiii, 4.6. 
 
 'EiT/V^j, adv. even as, just as, in like man- 
 ner, equally. From Ιτι and Ίσοξ. 
 
 'Έ.-7η<ητηνμίνοί, part, from Att. fut. i<pritn- 
 τιοΖμα.», common 1<7ηιτιτΊ(Τομαΐ' hence the part. 
 ίτησιτισ-όμίνοί, Att. Ι^κτιτίούμίνοί, Ion. the 
 diphthong ου being clianged into tv, becomes 
 Ιτισ-ιτίίύμίνοί• from 
 
 Έ,-ηα-ίτΙζΰμα,ι, to procure provisions, to for- 
 age ; to eat ; to transport provisions, j^res. pas. 
 from 
 
 'Έίτισ-ίτίζω, f iff ω, p. l-riffiffiriKoi, to furnish 
 provisions or forage ; perf. pas. Ι^ίπ^ίτίνμκι. 
 ' From Ϊ9γ) and νίτος, corn. 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
 33S 
 
 ΕΠΪ 
 
 '%'ΤκητκΓμοξ, ου, ο, provisions, food, forage ; 
 a foraging. From perf. pas. of the preceding 
 terb. 
 
 'Έι^ίσχάζω, /*. ύσ-ω, p. Ι'ζ'κτκ.α.κα, to halt, 
 liinp, hobble. ^ Th. σ-κάζω. 
 
 'l£iTnrKi!r-oicrxi^ f, -φομχι, to go to see, to 
 visit ; to look upon, to behold, to examine ; to 
 number, to review, to contemplate, regard, con- 
 sider, to inquire ; p. pas. Ι-τίβ-χίμμχί, I was 
 numbered or reviev,-ed ; 2. a. pas. ι-^ατκό'π'τ,ν, 
 iji, :i, I was mustered or numbered ; 1 . a. in. 
 t-!ritrx.s-^ay.'/!t, o.•, ccro, 1 . a. imperat. m. ί^Ι- 
 σ-κί-φα/, ά.σ6ω, 2. pi. ί'τησκί-φα.σύι, look ye out, 
 select ye ; 1. a. suhj. m. Ι'τισ-κί'φωμαι, >?, nrxu 
 From l-ri and σκϊ'^τομ,α,ι, to look round, to 
 see. 
 
 'Έ^-τησκίττα, f. -ψ^;, p. φα, to consider, look 
 upon, view. Th. σκίπτω. 
 
 ^ Ε•^/<ΤΆίυκζ&>, f. άσω, p. άάά, to repair, re- 
 store, make new, refit, rebuild ; to saddle, to 
 load ; to pack up one's baggage. From i-zr) 
 and σ-,'Λυαζω, to prepare, to equip. Th. (ΤΆίΖας. 
 
 '^TTi-Kivacrrh;, ου, ο, a repairer, renewer, 
 restorer. 
 
 'EiT;irx£f>5, ν,ζ, 71, a repaiiing, renewing, re- 
 storation. From, the same. 
 
 'Έ-ττίο-ζί-φΐί, i/us, i, a visiting, inspection, 
 survey, review, consideration, examination, re- 
 flection, discussion ; ace. ί';τι<τκΒ•φίν. From ϊτι- 
 σ/ϋ'ΤΤϋμαι. 
 
 'Έί'Τΐΰ'χ'/ίνόΜ, f. ciiffu, p. i'TiffxrivcuKui, to dwell 
 in a tent, to dwell, to enter into; 1. a. subj. 
 ϊ^Πίτκ'/ινύσ-ω, r,i, >j. From, Siri and σχ,'/ιν^, a 
 tent. 
 
 'Έ^ττκτ-ΛΤίΤτίΐν, to assail or fall upon violently; 
 to accuse ; to conjuz-e, implore, to give in 
 charge, to enjoin, to lean upon. Th. σκτιττω. 
 
 'Έιτΐδ•κ.)άξαν, to overshadow, pres. inf. from 
 
 Έτ/δ-Αί/άζί-^, to overshadow, to cover ; to 
 obscure. Tk. σχ,ίά. 
 
 'Έ,τ'κτ-Λο-ττα,, so as to hit the mark, with 
 good aim, successfully, adv. From σχο^^οί, a 
 mark to shoot at. Th. σ-χί'Ττομκι. 
 
 'Έ,-Ύΐσκότίί, prcs. imperat. act. from 
 
 'ΈιΤίσκο-^ίύ/, f. nffoj, p. i'jFia'iio-T'Ax.a, to visit, 
 to go to see ; to survey, to behold ; to inspect •, 
 to examine, to reflect ; to observe, to take 
 heed, to have the charge of superintending. 
 From i-TTi and (τχ,ο-^ίω, to see, to contemplate. 
 Th. σχ-ίττομΆΐ. 
 
 'Έ'Τίσκοττ'/ι, ίϊί, yi, a visiting, visitation ; in- 
 spection, superintendence, the office of bishop. 
 
 'Έ,ττία-κ,οτοί, ου, ο, an inspector, an over- 
 seer, a keeper, guardian ; a bishop ; a spy. 
 From ιττίσπ,ο'ττΰί, perf. m. of ΐ'^ισ-Λ-τττομα.ι, to 
 look round, to survey. 
 
 'ΈΛτησ-Λοτίω, to darken, to obscure ; to ob- 
 struct the light. Th. σκΌτοζ. 
 
 'Έτηο-κύζωνται, they may be angry or in- 
 censed, 3. pL pres. suhj. m. of Ι-ηα-ανζομαι, to 
 be angry or enraged. From i-ri and σχ.ύζομα,ί, 
 to be provoked or angry, and this from χύων, 
 ■κυνοί, a dog. 
 
 ^Έ>•ησκν6ίζίΐν, to drink to excess, like the 
 
 Scythians ; 1. a. imperat. act. I'ffufxvCtirof' 
 1. a. inf. act. Ιτκτχυύίσα,ι. Th. '^KU-Hr,;, ου, ο, 
 a Scythian. 
 
 ^Έί-τισχΰνιον, ου, το, the eyebrow, the brows ; 
 pride, haughtiness. From It/ and σχ-ΰηο•», the 
 eyebrow, the eyelids. 
 
 'Έ^τισκωττω, f '■4yin, p. φα,, to rally, banter, 
 jest at; to taunt, to ridicule. Th. cfKca^ru, 
 
 Έτ/<Γ^>?, Ion. for ί<^ισμα., and this for Wt- 
 σμάΐί, ;3. nng. pres. indie, act, of \<»ισμάω, the 
 same as σμάω, to scour, to cleanse. 
 
 ^Υ,-τησμνγίξ-η, ??, h, miserable, wretched, 
 Henod. From I-pt) and σμύχ^ω,f. ζω, to waste, 
 to consume. 
 
 'Έ.'πσ-οξίω, ω, f. viffu, to march or walk 
 along proudly; to drive away, Sirac. xxii, 21. 
 T'k. σοζ'ιω, which see. 
 "ΚτΐοΌς, ου, ο, equal, like. Th. Ίσοζ. 
 'Έ^-ττκτ'ΤΆομαι, ωμα,ι, to draw, to attract, to 
 pursue, incur, force ; to obtain, to acquire ; 
 ϊνκτ'π'άσύω, 8. sing. pres. imperat. in. f. 
 a(rojxa,i, p. \•τ'ζσναιτμοίί' 1. α., m. ϊ-^ίστοίο'άμνίν» 
 ω, οίτο. Frovi STi and ιίτάοο, to draw. 
 
 "^ττισ'ΤΓασττιοίζ, ων, ol, the handle or knocker 
 of a door. From the preceding. 
 
 'Έ<τί(τ<Λ•ΰίδ•τξον, ου, το, a cord, noose, rope ; 
 knocker or latch of a door ; a curtain ; an in- 
 strument by which an}»^ thing ίτ/^'^τατα/, i. e. 
 is drawn or pulled. From \<πκτ'τά.ομΆΐ. 
 
 "Έι'τησ'τίύω, ω, f. άσω, p. χ,ά, to draw, at- 
 tract ; to obtain, acquire ; to win. From 
 σχκω, to draw. 
 
 Έτ/ΐ7"ίΤ£/ο•<ί, ίως, hi a libation, a drink ofier- 
 ing. Th. ιττίνίω. 
 
 'Έτκτ'τίν^ίιν, pres. inf. act. to pour out 
 upon, to make a libation. Fro7n the same Th. 
 'Έι'Τκτ'ΡΤίξχ^^ί, io?, κ,οά h, active, making 
 haste, quick, prompt, diligent. Th. (τττ'ίξχ^ω. 
 
 'Έ,τιιττίξ^^^ω, to urge or press on, to push on, 
 to cause to make haste. 
 
 'Έ-'ρηιττίύ'^ω, to hasten, to make haste ; to 
 accelerate ; to urge, to exhort. Th. σ-τηυόω. 
 
 'Έ^-τησ-τ^, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. from Ιτ/οίτλ», 
 to follow after, to overtake, to find. From i^t 
 and α•'Τω, Poet, for ϊ•π•ω, to follow. 
 
 Έτ/ίτοτβ/το, he might accompany or follow, 
 3. si7ig. 2. a. opt. m. Fro7n Poet. σ-τΌμαι, 
 for ίτομοίΐ. See "Σ-τηΤο, follow thou. Hence 
 ϊ'ρησ'τόμίνοζ, Jtart. 
 
 'Έτιβ-τοξί'/ι, 7IS, ί, a second sowing or plant- 
 ing, a sowing again. From i-rt ana α-τίίξω, 
 f ίξω, to sow ; /;. m. Ίιττοξο^. 
 
 ^ΈίΤίσ'ττου'^ά,ζω, f. άσω, p. ϊτίστουόα,κοΰ, to 
 hasten, to make haste; to press or drive on. 
 From στου'^άΖ,ω. Hence 
 
 'ΈΑΤΓίσ-ττουζα,α-'τ^;, ου, β, one who hastens, 
 accelerates, or presses on. 
 
 'ΈτίίΤντωμίνοί, «, ev, drawn, attracted, part, 
 pres. ni. from ϊ'ττκτ'τάομοι.ι, to attract. Th. 
 ΰνά,ω. 
 
 ^^"ττίσσωτρα, nom. pi. from \<τ'κτ<τωτρον, ου, 
 το, the iron band which encompasses the ivheel, 
 to prevent its being worn awiu/ by ceivstant 
 
sni 
 
 SS3 
 
 ΕΠΙ 
 
 fiction, tlie tire. From ίττ) and α•ωτξβν, the 
 felloe or circumference of a wheel. From 
 ffiiu, to shake. 
 
 Έίτ/ιττα, Poet, and Dor. for ΐ-^'κτταιτα,ι, 
 2. sing. pres. ind, pas. of Ι-τίβ-τΆμοίΐ. 
 
 'Έ,τιστΆ^μίία, u;, ί, a lodging at a place, a 
 taking up one's quarters, the obligation of 
 lodging guests. 
 
 'ΈίΤίσταύμίύω, f. liarca, p. κα,, to lodge or 
 to take up one's quarters at a place. Frotri 
 
 Έτ/ίττα^^βί, ου, ό, one who has the care of 
 the quarters, a quarter-master ; a satrap. From 
 ιττο(.6μο<;, a stall, stable, station Th. 'ίστγ,μι. 
 
 'Έ,-τΙσταμΆΐ, <ra,t, τα/, to know, to under- 
 stand, to tiiink, to believej to be .skilled in ; in 
 1. pi. ϊτκττάμίύκ, pres. part, ίτιστάμ',νοί, *?, 
 «V, knowing, skilful, experienced ; imperf. i^ri- 
 βτήμιτίν, and νί-ττίστάμγιν, σο, •το• f. Ζ'Χίστ'Α^ο- 
 μοιι. From Im and "σ-κμοίΐ, or "κττιμι, to 
 know ; formed by Epenth. of τ. 
 
 'Έι-τκττάμινοί, Ά, ov, knowing, understanding, 
 skilful, clever, intelligent ; also standing over; 
 parL of tilt same verb. See ^'Ά-π'ίσ-ασίΛΐ. 
 
 'Έ^νκτ'ΓΟίμ'ίνως, knowingly, skilfully, wisely, 
 clei^rly, adv. From WiffTay,»!. 
 
 'Έτιστάντα, ccming upon, attacking, nom. 
 pi. part. it., a. act. from ι-τηστοίς, άντοζ' from 
 Ιφίστ^ιμι, f. \•7Γΐ(ίτήσΜ^ p. ίφίστ^κοί, to come 
 upon, to attack ; 2. a. Wiittw 2. a. subj. 
 Ι-ττιστω. From ϊτ) and Ία-τημι, to stand. 
 
 'Έι-ττκττάς, άντοί, part. 2. a. act. See 
 above. 
 
 'E^riffroiffai, 2. si)(,g. pres. ^Ίτίιτταμοί/. 
 Έίτ/(Γτ<ζ5"^«/, Io7i. for ίφ1στΆο•ΰαι, to stand 
 over or above j so Ιτιστάμίνος, Ion. for Ιφι/ττκ- 
 μίνο;, part. pres. pas. or j>art. 'J. a. mid. from 
 Ιφίστημι, to place near, to set over, ^c. 
 
 'Έ,τιστκίτίχ, «ί, 'h, authority, command ; in- 
 spection, superintendence, care, attention, dil- 
 igence ; and 
 
 'Έ-τίο-τα,β-ι;, tug, h, the same. Th. Ί<ττημ.ι. 
 'Έτια•τ&τίΛ>, f. zffM, p. yixee, to be at the 
 head of, to have the superintendence, to be a 
 conjmander or chief. 
 
 ΈίΤ/ιττάτ»??, ov, 0, president, governoi•, di- 
 rector, master, commander. From Ιφΐιττνιμι, 
 to set over, to appoint over. Fro7ri the same 
 Th. 
 
 Έτία-τοίτο^ he knew, 3. sing, imperf. of 
 ΐτί/τταμΆΐ, 
 
 'ET/Vrarav, ου, ro, the foot or stand of a 
 bowl or goblet, Insc. Sig. From the preced- 
 ing verb. 
 
 *Έ>•7η(Ττοίτουνη;, nom. pi. part. pres. act. of 
 tk.e verb ί'τκττα,τ'ίω, to have the superintendence 
 of, to command. From Ιτι and ΊστΆμι, to 
 stand. 
 
 Ένκττίΰΐτχί, Ion. for Ι-χίιτ-τκντΆί, ". 1)1. 
 pres. ind. act. from ϊ'ΡτΊσταμκι. 
 
 'Έιτισπΐλοίί, to write to, cfc. 1. a. itf. act. 
 from, 
 
 'Έ,τιβ-τίλλω, f iTia'rtXed, p. ίτ'ΐίΤτχλκοτ,, to 
 send to, send a letter to, write to; despatch 
 orders; to command, to order; I. a. jyt- 
 
 <ττ2/λα• jy. m. ί'τίίττολα. From im and ^riX- 
 λω, to send. 
 
 ^Έτισ'ηύίτο, 3. sing, impetf. pas. of <χισηΰω^ 
 f. ίύσω, to believe, which is from τίσ•τι$, faith. 
 Th. -ΡΓί'ίύω. 
 
 'Έ-7ΐΊ<ττίύ0'/ΐ, it was entrusted or committed 
 to, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'ΈιΤίσηφίι;, ios, ους, ό kou h, crowned ; 
 filled to the brim. F7om 
 
 'ΈιΊ'ΐίττίφω, f "φΜ, p. s-rso-rsipa, to crown ; 
 to nil to the brim. Th. στίφω. 
 
 'Έ,-ζιστίωντΆΐ, the)!^ may know; Ion. for 
 ίτίστανται. See ^ Έ^'ΐτΙσ'τα.μο^. 
 
 'E^r/i-Tij, thou knowest ; Alt. for 'ίτΊστοαται^ 
 2. sing, pj'cs. ind. from the sa?ne. 
 
 'Έ,-τία-τ'/ι^ί, ήτω, be constant, exert thyself 
 diligentl}^, 2 Tim. iv, 2 ; 2. a. imperut. act. of 
 Ιφ'κττ'/ιμι, to be at hand ; to apply one's mind. 
 See ^ΈίΤΤιστάντίξ . 
 
 'Έτηστηβίζΰμχί, f. ία^ομοιι, to lean on one's 
 breast, Th. στγ,ύος. 
 
 Έίτ/ίττίί,αα/?, dal. pi. from 
 ''Ά'ρηστνιμ.'/ι, sij, 'h, knowledge, science, skill, 
 art •, study, application, trom ίττΊστΆμια, to 
 know. Th. ΊσγιμΑ. 
 
 ''Έ><χητ'τί\μων, ονοί, ό χ,α) h, having knowledge, 
 knowing, understanding, skilful. From the 
 same verb. 
 
 Έίτοτ-τίνα/, to press upon, to urge ; 2. a. 
 inf. m. from ίφ'κττνιμι, to stand over, to come 
 upon, to assault, Sfc. 
 
 'Κτηστ'/ΐξίΖ,ω, f. ίξω and tu, Att. p. ί'Τίο'τ^- 
 ξΐ^οί, to strengthen, confirm, or establish more ; 
 1. a. ί'Τίσ•ΤΊ^ξΐ'ξα. From ΐίτί and (τττίξ'ίζω, to 
 fix firmly. 
 
 Έ•Λ£Γτ«ίΓαί, jiart. from \φίβ•τ'/ιμι, which see. 
 Έ'Τ/ίττ'/ί^'/ί, thou shall or wilt know ; 2, sing. 
 l.y. m. from ϊ'^ύίτταμκι. 
 
 ''Κ'ττίστιον, Ion, for ίφίστιον, a house with its 
 inhabitants, a fiirnily ; a harbour or station for 
 ships ; and 
 
 'Έιτίσ-'ηοί, Ion. for Ιφία-τιο;, one who dwells 
 in the same liouse ; a citizen, an inhabitant ; a 
 suppliant, literaUy that sits by the hearth or 
 fire-place, Herod, i, 35, Larchers edit. 
 From sVi and ϊστία, a fire-place, a hearth.] 
 
 'Έίτησ'τοζίΐσκ.ίν, Ion. for ί-ρτίο-τόζουν, or i^re- 
 
 (TroSiov, imperf. act. ο/Ί-ηστο^ίω, for Ιτ/α-τομίω, 
 
 f. 'Ασω, p. κα,, to laugh at, ridicule, insult, 
 
 to outrage. From hri and α-τόμοι, the 
 
 mouth. 
 
 Έτίσ-τολαίτιν, adv. elegantly, neatly. From 
 It) and. β-τίλλω, f. σηλω, p. ϊστΆλχκ, t© 
 send; also to adorn; 1. a. ίσταλκ, p. m. 
 'iffroXa. 
 
 'Έ.7ηΰ•'Τ9λύξ6υ, f. affia, p. Ιτιβττόλοίκκ, to 
 bring in or upon, to heap up. Fro7n the 
 S(i7nc. 
 
 Έττ/β-'-βλ»), ίί, ί, a letter, an epistle ; a des- 
 patch, a command, order. From ρ , m. of tlie 
 same verb. 
 
 Έτηστολίκοί, 91, ov, of or belonging to an 
 epistle, epistolary. From the preceding. 
 
 'Έ,π-ίστομίζ^, f. ίσω, p. ί'/ηιττομικ.α, ίο stop 
 
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 •one's mouth, ίο impose silence, to bridle, curb, 
 restrain. From Ιτί and σ-τβ^α, the mouth. 
 
 ''Ά'π'αττΌμαν, ου, το, any thing for stopping 
 the mouth, a muzzle, a gag, a bit, a stopple ; 
 an obstacle. 
 
 'Έ.'^ίίττξατίνω, J", iua -ω, p. κα, to lead an 
 army against, to take the field against. From 
 £ίτ/ and (ΤτξΆΤίύω, to take the field. Tli. 
 (ΤΤξατό;. 
 
 'Έί-ηστξΛτη'ϊη, ν,ί, ^, Ion. for ίτΐΰ-τξχτίία, a 
 .military expedition against, a campaign. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 ^ΈιΤίίΤΤξα.φε'ίζ, εΤιτα, Iv, in gen. ΐ'^ιντξοίφίντοζ, 
 part. 2. a. pas. from ΐ-τκττζΊρω, to turn to, to 
 conA'ert. Th. στξίφω. 
 
 'Έ'^ίΰ-τξίφί, pres. iiAperat. act. and 
 
 'Έτΐΰ-τξί^ετκι, 3. sing, pres, pas. of i-ri- 
 
 Έτκττξίφ'ίΜί, Ion. and Poet. adv. diligently, 
 industriously, auroitl}' ; with earnestness or 
 quickness, Herod, i, SO.] 
 
 'E*/crr^£^'^i, ίβί, χα.) h, industrious, care- 
 ful, prudent, ingenious ; adroit, cunning ; per- 
 A^erse. 
 
 'Έ,/ΠστξζΦω, f. 'J /ω, p. Ιτί/ττξίρχ, to turn 
 towards, to turn ; to cause to back or return ; 
 to convert, to return •, to turn about •, to at- 
 tract, to vex, to torment ; 1 . a. ί-ττί^-ξί-φα., 
 1. a. impcrat. ί'τία-τξί'ψον) area, I. a. subj. 
 ίτιιτ'τξί'φ&ι, vis, >:, -I • o. i9if. ΐίτισ'Τξί'φχι, part. 
 1. a. act. ΙίΤ/ίΤτ^ί-ψα?, «ντβ», 2. a. pas. in- 
 ίττράφην, vii, «, I turned; 2. a. imperat. j)as. 
 Ι'τίκττξύφ'/ι'π, 'Ατω, 'i. a. subj. j)as. ί'ΡΤκττξαφίϋ, 
 part. 2. a. pas. Ι'ίΤισ-τξαφύ;, ίντοί, p. vn. ΐτί- 
 ιττροφα.• ζτκττξίφομχι. Mid. to care for, to 
 mind, to attend to, Anacr. ap. Longin. § xxx. 
 Th. ο-τξίφω. 
 
 'Έτηο-τξί-φΐ'^') 1. α. i)if. act. from the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έ^'Τκττζί'φα.ντα, turning towards ; ace. sing, 
 miasc. part. I. a. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έ•7Γΐ(ττί>οφά^'/ιν, adv. by turning on all sides, 
 with great activity, bravely, valiantly ; and 
 
 'Κ^^ισ-τςύφν, is, «, a turning, conversion ; a 
 returning or going back ; a place of resort, 
 -crowd, multitude ; care, attention ; punishment. 
 From p. m. ίτίστξοφα, of ί-^κττξίφω. 
 
 'ΈΑ-τίιττξοφο;, ου, ο κ,α.) 'h, one who is con- 
 versant with ; winding, bending, tortuous, crook- 
 •ed ; careful, diligent. From the jweceding. 
 
 'Έτιιττξωνννω, to spread or lay upon ; to 
 rover or strew over. From l-^ri and στξωννύω, 
 f, ιτ'τξύσω, to spread or strew ; 1 . a. ίστξωσα.. 
 Th. ιττοξίω. 
 
 *Έ.χΊ(ττω, thou didst know ; by contr. for 
 ivriffrao, Io7i. from 'ίτίστασ-ο, 2. sing. i?n- 
 perf. iTiffra/io'/iv, era, from ί'ΡτΊσναμαι. Th. 
 Ίση μι. 
 
 ^^A'X'iffruiffoiVTO, 3. J)l. 1 . rt, of '^ι<ττΌω, to 
 bind or engage, to exact a pledge of fidelity. 
 From TifTts, faith. Th. -τύβω. 
 
 'Ένηβ-υνΆγαγίΐν, 2. ο. inf. act. from 
 
 '^iTiffuvayca, f itiirvvii^cj, j). ίντισυνΤι^α, 
 to gather together, collect, assemble ',\. a. Ιτ/- 
 
 συν^Χκ, 1. a. inf. Ιττκτυνάξχι, 2. a. act. Ι•*7- 
 (τυννιγαγον, 2. a. inf. Ι^κτυνΜγχγιΐν, perf. pas. 
 ΐ'τησΰ'ίΥ,'γμαι, part. perf. pas. Ι'τη^ννηγμίνο;, 7>, 
 ov, \. a. pas. l-rnrvr/ixunv, jmrt. 1. a. pas. ίτι- 
 συ\Άχ^6ι\;, ilffa., iv. From It/, β•«ν, and eiycuj 
 to lead. 
 
 'Έ.•7Τκτυναγωγνι, ίί, «, a congregation, an 
 assembly ; a collecting or assembling to- 
 gether. 
 
 Έτ/ίΤϋνάττώ;, f ■φω, J), s'^itruviifec, to con- 
 nect or to join together, to join battle, to en- 
 gage. From iTt and συνάττω, the same. Th. 
 ΆΤτω, 
 
 'Έ-χισυναχόικτων, ge?i. pL f. g. from ί-νιο-υ- 
 ναχ,ύίΊίτα, ns, 'h, jmrt. 1. a. pas. f g. from 
 ίτια-υνόίγω, to collect or gather together. 
 
 'Έτιο-υνε^^οντε;, part, marrying or having 
 strange ivives, 1 Fsdras, ix, 17. Th. εχω. 
 
 Έτίο-υνεχω, to contain, to hold or adhere 
 to, to marry, to adapt. 
 
 'Έτισ-υνί^γμενη, part. perf. pas. f. g. from 
 ίττίσυ'/ά'γω, to gather together. 
 
 'Έ^-^ισυν'κτ-αμ,χι, to conspire, to assemble to- 
 gether, to take up arms, or revolt agaiast. 
 See Έ•τ/ίΓ^<Γταιτ/ί. • 
 
 ''Κ'τκτυ'/ιστ'/ίμί, to stir up to sedition. Th, 
 Ί'(ττ>ίμ.ί. 
 
 'Έ.τια•υ)ΐτξεχίιΐ, to run together to. From 
 ετ), συν, and τξίχω, f. Β-ξ'εξω, to run ; 2. a. 
 ε^ξκμον, p. τη. ^ε^ξομα. 
 
 'Έ,^ίσόξω, to draw or drag after ; to spin out, 
 entangle or perplex a subject, not to come to 
 the point ; to treat a subject in a slight and 
 superficial manner. Th. σύξω. 
 
 'Έιτισΰιττχσις, εω?, r,, a concourse, seditious 
 assembly, conspiracy, insurrection, tumult ; also 
 the vexation and distraction arising from the 
 multitude and importunity of visitors. From 
 iv) and συνιττ-ζιμί, to set or place together j to 
 excite to rebellion. Th. Ίσ-τημι. 
 
 'Έ.9Γίΐτυα•τξεφω, f •φω, to assemble or gather 
 together against ; to collect together ; to unite 
 in an undertaking. 
 
 'ΈινισφαγεΊπ, 2. a. opt. pas. of Ινκτφαζω 
 or 'έτισφάττω^ 
 
 ^ΈίΤκτφκΎίίσεταί, .'3. sing. 2. f ind. pas. 
 from 
 
 ^Έ'^ίσ-φύζα/, or -σφάττω, f ζω, t6 slay, to 
 sacrifice upon, to immolate ; 2. a. εσφαγον, 
 pas. \<r<payriv• ώζ ίτισφαγείνι τω Άζξοίόάττ^, to 
 be slain or sacrificed for Abradates, JTen. Cy- 
 rop. vii, 3, 2 ; ίνισφά'ζ^αί χυτον Ky^w, to kill 
 him upon the body of Cyrus.] 
 
 'Έιτια-ψαλτ}!} ios, χ,χ) «, dangerous, slip- 
 pery ; unsafe, uncertain ; hurtful. From l-rs 
 and (Τφχλλω, to trip up, to overthrow. 
 
 'Έτ/σφαλωί, adv. dangerously, so as to be 
 easily thrown down. 
 
 'ΈιτίΊα'φξχγίζω, f. ttreo, p. ίνείτφξχγίκχ, to 
 seal, to seal up ; to confirm or ratify j to mark. 
 From i-r) and (τφξχγΊζω, to seal. 
 
 'Έτησφΰξίον, ου, το, the buckle or clasp of a 
 boot or buskin. From iv) and σφυζον^ the 
 ankle bone. Th. νφύοα. 
 
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 ^Είτ/β•;^!, pres, imperat> aci. from, ίίτίιτχω, 
 for ϊτε^α, 
 
 'Έίη7•ρ(^ίίΐν, Ion. for l-yrtcrxfTv, 2. a. inf. ■rhv 
 Tt αμ-^ίλαν iTiff^itv, and that the vine covered 
 or embraced all Asia, Herod, ij 108. See also 
 under 'Έ^τίσχίο.^ 
 
 'Έ>•7τ1ΐτχ,ιο, Ion» for ϊ-τ'κτχ,ου, 2. a. imperat. 
 m. ίτίβχ,α, 2. a. imperat, act. (as if from 
 ff^vifAi)' i'TriifxofJiiMOi, part. 2. a. m. Ι-τισχ^, 
 part. 2. a. act, ί^κτχ,ΰν, 2. a. inf. act. From 
 
 Έο^/(τ;^;ί^Λ», adv. in order, successively, one 
 after another. From ϊ'τΐιτχ^ω, for ΐ'τΊχ^ω, to 
 restrain. Th, Ίχω. 
 
 ^Έιτιιτχομινοζ, holding •, part. 2. a. m. See 
 
 'Έ,ττκτχ^όω, iniperf. iTriir^vov, «j, ε, f ύ^ω•, 
 p. ίν'κτχ^νκα,^ to make strong, to strengthen ; 
 to grow strong ; to grow more urgent and 
 violent, in N. T. 1 .a. ί-πΊσχυσα. From Ιττ) 
 and 1(τχύω, to be strong. Th, Ιιτχύ;. 
 
 'Έ,τ'κτχω, the same as Χ-τιχν. See also y,nder 
 "Έ,-χισχίαν and 'Έι9τία•χίο.^ 
 
 ''Ά'^ισχων, applying ; part. 2. a. act. from 
 ί'Πχω. 111. ίχω. 
 
 ^^-petffu^iuutf ιΰσω, p. ϊταηιτύξίυκ,α, to heap 
 up, heap together, accumulate. From l•^) and 
 β-ωξίνω, to heap up. Th. σωφζ. 
 
 'Έι^ίταγνι, m, h> a command, command- 
 ment ; authority. From Ι7τιτάα•σ•ω, to com- 
 mand. 
 
 'Έ^•τ1τα,γμίχ., ατοξ, το, a body of reserve ; an 
 order, commandment, conditions imposed upon 
 the vanquished. 
 
 ΈίΤίταδίί, Ion. for i'Ttrrihs, adv. From 
 ItrtTTj^iis, fit, proper. 
 
 Έ*/τα«τ^^, ^ξο!) β, one who commands, a 
 commander. 
 
 'Έ,τίταχτΰζ, commanded, ordered-. From 
 ZTtraffiru, 
 
 'Έ,ΊΤίτύμνίιν, Ion. for Wtrif^vsiv, to cut οΑζ 
 to abridge. Th. τίμνω. 
 
 Έίτ/ταξ/ί, £iyf, «, . an order, commandment, 
 injunction. From iTtraa-treii. 
 
 'Έ^ιταξάττί//, f ξ(4/, p. χα, to disturb, 
 trouble, interrupt. Th. ταξάττω, •σσω. 
 
 'Έτίτάρροόος, ου, ο κκι ri, an aider, helper, 
 assistant, for s-rippo^as, the same. From 1•τί 
 and ρόβο;, the noise of waves. 
 
 'Er/rafl•*?, ίωι, h, a stretching or straining ; 
 extension ; effort ; amplification, exaggeration, 
 increase, vehemence. From ίτηηίνω• p. pas. 
 ίττιτίτχμα,ι, sai. 
 
 'Έι'Τίτάα-α-ω, or -ψτω, f. ζα), to place or ar- 
 range behind ; to order, command ; pres. p)art. 
 i-TtTKO'a'Mv, οντοζ. From £ίτί and τά(τα•ω, f 
 I», p. τΊτΆχα,, to set in order j \. a. εταζ,α' 
 J}. 7/1. TiTcxyof hence Ιτιταγ^, 
 
 ^Έ-Τίτάφιοί, ου, β χ,ά) '/), of or belonging to a 
 funeral, funeral, sepulchral. From i-r) and 
 Β-άνττω, to bury •, 2. a. irxfov. 
 
 'Έ-π-ίταχύνί,/, to hasten; accelerate, quicken. 
 From ταχύνω, the same, f vveu. Th. ταχύς» 
 'ΈιτιτίΊλαι, 1. a. inf. act, and 
 
 'Έ<ητί1λα!, having ordered, j)art. 1. a. tict. 
 and 
 
 Έτ/τί/λβν, 1. a. imperat. act. of Ιτιτίλλωψ 
 to command, to order. Th. τίλλω, obsol. 
 
 'ΈτίΤίίνω, f νω, ρ, ΐτιτίτακα, to stretch,, 
 to extend, to strain, strive ; to stretch on the 
 rack ; to increase. Th, τείνω. 
 
 'Έιτιτειχίζω, to fortify by walls or ramparts. 
 From i<7f) and τε/χίξ&ι, f ίιτω, p. ικα, to build 
 a wall against. Th. τεΊχοξ. 
 
 Έ'τητείχισ'μα, ατο$, το, a wall or fortress for 
 defence or for annoying the enemy. From the 
 preceding^. 
 
 'ΈιΤίτεχα, ace. from, Ϊ7τίτ%%. 
 
 'Έι7ητιλεα•ύίντα, ace. sing. m. g. part^ 
 1 . a. pas. from perf pas. ετ/τετελειτμαί• 1 . a. 
 pas. ί^ίτελε(τί*ιν' from 
 
 'ΈιΤίτίλίω, ω, -ειΐί, ιΊξ, f, ίσω, ρ, ΐτητε- 
 τελεκ,α, to finish, to complete, to perform, to 
 perform sacred rites ; I. a. ΙνετεΧεσα, From 
 W) and τίλοί, 
 
 Έίητελ«ί, tos, ous, ο κα) h, finished, com- 
 pleted, accomplished, not void or vain ; ripe, 
 mature. See 'Έ,-^ιτελία. 
 
 'Έ-ητίλλεο, Ion. for ετ/τίλλον, pres. im- 
 perat. pas. from 
 
 Έ-ίπτίλλομαι, y, ίΤΆΐ, to rise, to appear 
 above the horizon ; and Poet, for εντέλλομαι, 
 to command, to order, to enjoin ; hence 
 
 'Έ-ητελλβμενάων, rising, gcfi. pi. ^ol. part. 
 pres. f. g. for Ιτ/τελλομενων. Th. τίλλω, 
 obsol. 
 
 'Έι-τιτ'εμνω, f. μω, p. μτικα, to cut, cut οΑζ 
 cut short ; to hinder ; retrench ; abridge ; to 
 impede ; interrupt. From τέμνω, to cut. 
 
 Έίτ/τίξ, κοζ, '/ι, for iTriraxas, a female who is 
 near her time ; near delivery. From it) and 
 τίκτω, f τί^ομαί, to bring forth ; j•;. act. ts- 
 τοκα, 
 
 'ΈιΤίτεξτεα-τεξον, more pleasant ; compar. 
 from 
 
 'ΈιΤίτίξ'Τ*!;, εοζ, ο χα) ίι, causing pleasure, 
 pleasant, delightful, agreeable. Th. τίξτω. 
 
 'ΈιΤίτίξτομαί, to be delighted or rejoiced. 
 FroTn the same Th. 
 
 'Έτίτεξίτόμενοί, part. pres. of the preceding. 
 
 'Κτιτίταται, S. sing. ]>erf. pas. of ί-ητείνω, 
 to stretch, strain ; to strive. Th. τείνω. 
 
 'Έ,•ητίΤξ!Χ7Γται, it was committed or intrust- 
 ed to, 3. sing. p. pas. and 
 
 'ΈιΤΤίτετξάφαται, Ion. for ενιτετξαμ,μίνοι 
 είσ), S. pi. perf pas. ετιτετζ^αμμαι, of the verb 
 ετίτξίτω^ to commit to one's care. Th. 
 τξετω. 
 
 Έτ/τ£ϋ|<ί, εω;, «, an obtaining of any thing, 
 acquisition, an attaining to ; a casual meeting 
 wiih any one, a falling in with, Theophr. Char. 
 
 ^Έ^-πΊτεχνάομαι, ωμαι, f νισομΜΐ, to contrive, 
 plan, devise, imagine, Herod, ii, 2.] 
 
 'Έ^τΓίτεχναται (ετητεχνάΐται) 3. sing, pres. 
 from ίΤίτεχνάομχι. 
 
 'Έ'Τίτν'^ίΐα, and Ion. Ιτιτή^εα, neccssai'ies, 
 nom. pi. n. g. from 
 
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 ΈίΤ/τίίδκβί, ew, fit, proper, convenient, favor- 
 able, friendly ; friends or relations, T'lucyd. ii, 
 49 ; necessary ; useful. Th. Ι^τηττΐ^ήί. ] 
 
 Έτ;Γ>;^ίί, Ion. adv. on purpose, purposely, 
 intentionally. From Ιτιτνι^ήί' 
 
 'Έτιτ'^^ευ/^,ίχ, α,τοξ, το, a pursuit, stud}?•, em- 
 ployment, business, occupation •, profession ; 
 a plan of life, manners. From 
 
 'Έ,ΤίΤ'/]^ίύΜ, us, ii, y. svffM, to do any thing 
 with care and diligence ; to cultivate, to be 
 addicted to ; to study to do, to practise studi- 
 ously ; to do naturally or of one's own accord, 
 Theopkr, Char. Proem, ed. Newton ; 1. a. 
 £!Τ57•;5^£ί/ίΤ«•] and 
 
 'Έ,τιτ'ήΎίω;, fitly, conveniently, properly ; use- 
 fulj}'•, Io7i. for ίττιτ'/ΐ^ύω; . From ί'^ίτή^ίίοι, 
 fit, proper. From 
 
 ΈΠΙΤΗΔΗ^2, £ij, Kou '/}, fit, proper, 
 convenient, useful, 
 
 'K-TTirriHiiv, to melt, to cover with some- 
 ■thing melted as wax, pres. inf. act. of the verb 
 ίτίιττικω, f. |&;, to melt. 111. τ^ιΆω. 
 
 'Έ^ητηξίω, to observe attentively, to watch. 
 Th. Ύ^ΐξίω. 
 
 'Έι-ητιηξ'^β-ίχ,;, part. 1. a.• act. of the foregoing 
 verb. 
 
 ''Ei'n'iTiuia.cti, Ion. for i-rtTtuuin, 3. jd. pres. 
 ind. act. and 
 
 ^Έ,'Τίτίβίΐ, for ΙτΓίτ'ίύίτι, jyres. imjyerat. from 
 ίΤίτίίΙίΐμί. 
 
 'ΊίττίΤίόιμχί, to attempt, undertake ; to be- 
 gin J to attack ; to command, enjoin, commis- 
 sion with.] 
 
 'ΈτίΤίύ'/ιμι, to put or lay upon, to impose ; 
 to put, to apply ; to bring upon, inflict ; to add ; 
 to shut ; to impose upon, Theophr. Char. 1 ; Ιτ/- 
 τΊόα, pres. iinperat. act. for Wirlhrt, as f from 
 ϊ'^τιηύίω, f. ίτηύήσω, p. i'TrtTthnca,, 1 . a. Ιττίβ^κοί• 
 2. a. \<^iU'/iv 2. a. bnperat. ί'τΐΊύΙς, iru, 1. a. 
 pas. i'^ii-iunv, 1. a. subj. pas, ί-τιη^Μ, γις, ψ 
 I'f ill. ί'.ηόιηιτομχί, y, ίτοίί' 2. a. in. ίτηόίμ^ιν. 
 If a, TO. Th. τ[ίημι.'\ 
 
 'Έ^4τι^γ,ί, ^, pres. subj. act, of the same. 
 Έτιημκ, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. and 
 'Έ-τιτιμά'/ίζ, 2. sing. j)res. subj. from Wi- 
 νιμά.ω. 
 
 'Έ^νπηπμκίοζ, ου, ο, one who is given to cen- 
 suring and defaming others, a carping critic. 
 
 'Έ,ττίτΤμύ,ω, ω, to raise the price of a thing ; 1 
 to blame, to accuse ; to rebuke, reproach ; to ' 
 punisii, to avenge ; to celebrate ; in N. T. i 
 to charge or enjom strictly ; xvith dal. ; imperf, 
 ί^ί^ίμαον, -ων, f. νκτω, p. ί^ητίτΙμηΌχ.• I. a. \ 
 ίνζιτ'ίμΆαα,' 1. a. imperat. act. ίνίΊτίμτια-ον, arw I 
 1. a, opt. ίτΓίτίμ'/ίσα,ίμϋ,ι, uts, eci. From l^r) \ 
 and τίω, to honour. j 
 
 ''Ά'ρη'ημΑσΛίμίν, 1. pi. 1. a. opt. act. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 'Κ-ΤίτιμίήΤίο-ί, dat. pi. from 
 'Έτητίμ-ζι/τ/ί, &ωζ, τι, reprehension, rejjroof, 
 blame, objurgation, expostulation ; high price of 
 corn, dearness of the market. 
 '^ΛΤίτΊμγίτνιο, ίνητιμ^γ,τή;} and 
 
 ^'Κτιττμγίτωξ, βξος, ό, an avenger, punisher, 
 Odys, ix, 270.] 
 
 'Ε?τ<τΓ^/«, a.?, 71, the same as ΐ'τητΊμ^ίτα. 
 
 'Έιττ/τίμιον, a penalty, a punishment ; a re- 
 ward. From ί9ΐΊτιμχω. 
 
 'Έτίτΐμοί} ου, ό χοί) ri, one whose honour is 
 unblemished ; honoured ; enjoying all the rights 
 and privileges of a citizen ; eligible to civil 
 honours. 
 
 'ΈΑ^^ιτιμωντοΐί, for -aovroit, 3. pi. pres. ind. 
 pas. and 
 
 'Έ,ηημΜντΰίί, for -άοντοίξ, ace, 2)1. pres. 
 part. act. from the same. 
 
 ΈίΤ/τ/τ^/ίί, ou, xai 'h, the same with ΰτβ- 
 τιτθιοί, a suckling. Th. rtrd'os. 
 
 ''Ej-^TiToa.vro, or separately ίτι το αυτό, advt 
 in or to the same place, together ; at the same 
 time. ΊΊι. κύτος, >j, ό. 
 
 'Έ,-νΙτοζοζ, ου, ο KOi) ή, near her time, near 
 delivery ; also money put out at interest. Th. 
 τίκτω. 
 
 Έίτ/τίλίί, ij5, h. Ion. for Ιντολγι, a com- 
 mand ; also the rising of the stars, Eurip. 
 Phcen. 1123; Palceph. de JEol, Th. τίλ- 
 λ».] 
 
 'Έ,'τιτολμκν, pres. inf. act. from 
 
 'Έ,-ϋπτολμάω, f. ήσω, p. ηκοί, to dare, to be 
 bold ; to sustain, to endure. Th. τόλμοί. 
 
 'Έντιταμίι, ίί, «, a cutting off; a retrench, 
 ment, an epitome, an abstract, an abridgment. 
 Th. τζμνω. 
 
 ''Ε•^ιτοζάζομ<χ.ι, f. άσομαι, to draw one's bow 
 against, to shoot at with arrows. From i-zrt 
 and το^ά'ζομΜί, the same. Th. τόξβν. 
 
 Έ?ϊ•/ΓΛ•τβλί>, adv. for the most part, gener- 
 ally. From 6-Ti and ^ολυς. 
 
 'Έ.7ητόα•ο•βί4;, if the reading be correct, pari. 
 1. a. act. from ί'τη-τητΌω, f οσΜ' 1. α. ί?τ/ίΤ2- . 
 τοσοί' part, 1. a. ί<πΊ'7ΓίτοσΆί, by JEol. doubl. 
 σ, and by Sync. Ι'ΡΠτΌ'τσοίΐί. See ΐΐίτούν. 
 Or it is part. 1. a. act. ^ol. formed from im- 
 τοτΤίζω, f. Ί(Τω• part. 1. a. ίτίτοτία-οίί, jlSol. 
 and Poet. i'ZiTO'^riiro-aits, and by Sync, ί^τιτίχτ- 
 ffKis• ί-τιτοτίζίΐν, to fall in with, or to find one . 
 at a place. 
 
 Έίτ/τ^δίττέα, and -τίον (ϊστ)) it is to be per- 
 mitted ; ■verbal adj. from 
 
 'Έ-ΤΓίτξί'^ΓΜ, f. "φω, p. ϊ'π-ιτίτξίφκ, to com- - 
 mit to one's care, entrust to ; to suffer, per- , 
 mit ; to command} 1. a. Ι-τίτξί'ψκ' perf. pas. 
 ετιτίτξαμμοίί, •φαι, TTff.t• 2. a. J)as. ίΤίΤξά^ην 
 J), m. ί'^ιτίτρο'χοί. Th. τξί'ίΤύι). 
 
 'Έτητξίφω, to nourish for or upon, to make 
 grow, to make increase ; 1ζ.ΰξονΤί αξίων Ίτητξίφό- 
 μίναν, but observing Cyrus growing up for his 
 purjjose, i. e. giving promise of afiording him re- 
 venge, Herod, i, I'iS, as explained by Wyl•^ 
 te7ib. in Select. Princip. Historicor. p. 353.] 
 
 'Έι'ττιτΛχ^ω, f. Β-ξίζ,ω, p. ί'ζπΐί'^ξάμηχα, to 
 rim through, to run over ; to run to ; to make 
 an incursion, to i'all upon ; to appear upon ; to 
 play over the suri'ace, to pass into, to insinuate 
 itself ; 2. a. ίτί^ξχμον. Th. τξίχ;ω. 
 
 'Έ,ττιτξί-φον, άτω, 1. η. imperat. act. and 
 
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 'ΈίΐΊΤζίφοντΊ, Όοτ. for ί7ητξί•φονδ•ι, 3. ρΐ. 
 I'J"• ifid. net. ογίητφ.7τω. 
 
 'Έτιτξτζω, to rub against or upon ; to gall, 
 to scrape ; to crush, to exhaust ; to afflict ; to 
 destroy. Th. τξίζω. 
 
 'Έ,ττίτξϊτο;, ου, β και it, containing one and a 
 third ; the same as τξίτος• ΙτΊτ^ιτοζ τΌχο;, is 
 when a third part of the principal is paid yearly 
 as interest. 
 
 'Ecr/r^/•^/?, iais, h, the act of rubbing ; vexa- 
 tion, affliction, torment ; a wave, Ps. xcii. 
 JFrom ϊτίΤξίζω. 
 
 'Έ'Τί'ΤζΟ'^Γχί'/ι βαίτιλτί'ΐ'/ί, a kingdom committed 
 to the government of a regent, during the mi- 
 nority of the king. Fro?n ί'^ίτξίτα. 
 
 'Έτιτξο-τίύομ,χί, to be under guardianship. 
 From 
 
 'Έ••ηΊτξο-7ηνω, f ίύσω, p. κα,, to be a guar- 
 c dian or tutor, to be governor or regent, to ad- 
 minister, superintend. 
 
 'Έ.τίτξοτη, m, 'h, delegated power or author- 
 ity, a commission ; guardianship , procuration ; 
 a surrendering at discretion. From p. m. 
 
 of ίΤίΤξίίΤύα. 
 
 'Έ-Τίτξοτο;, ου, ό, one to whose care any 
 thing is committed, an agent, a deputy, a gov- 
 ernor of a lesser province, a steward ; a guar- 
 dian. 
 
 ΈίΤ/τ^ι5;^;άδ>ίν, adv. quickly, hastily, rapidly ; 
 briefly, succinctly. From τξοχάζω, to run, to 
 make haste. Th. τξίχ;!»/. 
 
 'Έιττιτυγχ^άνοΐζ, 2. sing, pi'es. opt. act. from 
 
 'Έ-ρΤίτυγ^ζανω, to meet, fall in with, find, 
 obtain ; to reach, succeed ; to attain ; to hit ; 
 2. a. Ι-^ίτΰχ^αν, t;, s. From ί-ττ) and τυγ^χνιο, 
 f. ηυί,ομαί, p. Άτίνχ,κ, to obtain. 
 
 'ΈιΤίτν/ϋζϊ'^ίαζ, ου, ο χ,χι h, having a crest or 
 tuft, crested, Epith. of the crested lark ; also 
 placed upon a tomb ; of or belonging to a 
 tomb, funeral, sepulchral. From ί-ττΐ and τύμ.- 
 ζοξ, a tomb, a sepulchre. 
 
 'Έιτητΰ^ίΤν Tiv), to light upon or to find any 
 thing ; 2. a. inf. of the verb Ι-τιτυγχάνω. 
 
 'Έι-Τίτν^ία, Iks, VI, success, good fortune. 
 
 ^Έτιτΰχ^ων, όντος, any one ; trivial, vulgar, 
 common ; οίνύρώ'ρτων των ίΤίτν^όντίί)ν, of low or 
 common parents, of low extraction, Herod, ii, 
 2 ; part. 2. a. act. of the same. ] 
 
 'ΈΑ-ηφαΊνω, and -ομα,ι, pres. imperat. ίτί- 
 φκινί, f. iTifavof, p. ί'τηττίφαγκα,, to show or 
 to cause to appear upon ; to appear ; to give 
 light to, to shine upon ; 1. a. ίττ'ίφ'/ινΆ• jrres. 
 pas. ίτιφαίνο/ύ.αι, to appear to, to come upon ; 
 p. pas. ί'ΛΊτίφαμμ,αι, Att. ίτη-ττ'ίί^χσμχί, 2, a. 
 pus. 'ετηφάντιν, '/ι?, '/ι. From, Ιίτί and φαίνω, to 
 show. 
 
 Έίτ/^ανα/, 1. α. inf. of the preceding. 
 
 ΈίΤ/^«ν£/«, α?, 'h, appearance ; the superfi- 
 cies, surface ; unexpected coming, the advent, 
 presence ; splendor, majesty, dignity, the rising 
 of the sun. From ί-^ιφανη?, έβ?, ο κα) h, illus- 
 trious. 
 
 ΈίΤ/^Λΐ/ί}?, part. 2. α. ^jas. from Ιττι- 
 φοίίνα. 
 
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 'Έτιφαννίί, ιοξ, ο και νι, conspicuous, appar- 
 ent ; bright, illustrious, remarkable ; horrible. 
 See 'Έτιφάνίΐχ. 
 
 'Έ-ηφχνΰς, adv. in a distinguished manner, 
 illustriously.] 
 
 'Ά-ττιφαύω, f. ε-ηφαύίτω, and -ομχι, to shine 
 upon, to give light to. From φχύω, jEoI. for 
 φάω, to shine. 
 
 ΈίΤ/^ί^ύ/ίτα, bringing, Dor. for Ιττιφίξουα-χ, 
 part, pres.f g. from ί-τηφίξω. 
 
 ^Έτίφίξομαί, pas. to fall upon, to attack. 
 
 'Έ-^ηφίξω, us, ii, imperf. Ιττίφίζον, ii, s, f. 
 ίτίοΊσω, p. i'ff'Aviyx.x, to bring upon, to put, 
 place or lay upon, to inflict ; to lay to one's 
 charge ; to accuse of, allege against ; to wage 
 i. e. wars J 2. a. l-r'/iviyKov, 2. a. inf. 'έτηνίγ- 
 κ,ΰν. Th. φίξω. 
 
 'ΈιτιφνιμΙζισύχι, to asciibe, attribute to ; to 
 forbode evil to ; j^^^s. inf. pas. from φνιμΊξω, to 
 publish, divulge. See Schleusner. Th. φάω. 
 
 'Έτιφύάί, anticipating, part. 2. a. act. From 
 liri and φ^ά,νω, f φύάσω, p. ίφβχκχ, to antici- 
 pate ; 2. a. 'ίφύ'/ιν, lohich is from φύνιμι. 
 
 'Έι-ττίφύονοζ, ου, ο κ,κ) η, exposed to envy or 
 hatred, invidious, odious, blameable. 
 
 'Έιττιφβόνως, adv. invidiously, enviously, odi- 
 ously. 
 
 'Έιτηφύύα^οκτχ, Dor. for ΙτηφύΰΖ,ουο'χ, part, 
 pres. f. g. from \•:ηφ^ύζω, the same with Ι-ττι- 
 τττύω, to spit upon in the manner of witches. 
 Th. •π'τυω. 
 
 'Έτίφλίγω, to set on fire, ti) burn ; to shine, 
 to be bright ; the same iviih φλίγω, to burn ; 
 but Metajyh. to enligliten, to make bright. 
 
 'ΈΛτηφοιτάω, ω, f -/,α-ω, to go ; to come ; to 
 
 approacli ; to frequent, to visit ; ίτηφοιτήίπιν 
 γχξ χχτχσ-κό'τουί, for that spies would come, 
 Herod, ii, 2.] 
 
 'Έ.';ηφδξχ, χζ, 'h, an attack, onset, brunt ; an 
 extra allowance made, an inference ; conclusion ; 
 a violent flux of humours. 2Ίι. φίξω. 
 
 'ΈίΤ/φΰξίω, ω, Ion. for Ιττιφίζω, to bring to 
 or upon, to bring in addition to, to add. 
 
 'Έί^ίφοξ'/ίμχτχ, ων, τχ, the second course, the , 
 dessert. From the preceding. 
 
 'Έ-7τίφοξθί, ου, ο Kxt 'h, that leads or carries to ; 
 fair, favourable, of winds; inclined, prone; 
 pregnant. Tit. φίξω. 
 
 'Έ'Πφξάζομχι, to understand, to consider, to 
 contrive. From, 
 
 'Έ.'ίΤίφξάζω, to say, to declare, to perceive, 
 observe ; to invent, imagine, to announce, to 
 warn ; to advise. Th. φξάζω. 
 
 'Έί'Τίφξανχ, acc. sing, from ΙττΙφξων, evos, 
 6 Kxt '/I, prudent, wise, careful, considerate. 
 From ί•7τ) and φξ'/ιν, the mind. 
 
 'Κτηφξοσ'ύν'/ΐ, ns, h, prudence, wisdom. From 
 the same. 
 
 'ΈΛ^ιφξο(τ6ν/ι^ι, dat. pi. Ion. of the same. 
 
 'Έ'Τίφυχς, x^o;, w, a shoot, a sprout, a scion ; 
 in 2)1. ίτιφυά^ίς• and 
 
 'Έ-ηφυίίτβω, 3. sing, imperat. pres. from, 
 
 'Eir/i^iie^a/,y. !;i3'fl^a/,tobeborn after; to grow 
 to £>r upon ; to adhere to ; to attack. Th. φύω. 
 
ΕΠΙ 
 
 338 
 
 ΕΠΛ 
 
 'EiT/i^y?, v(fccy yv, part. pres. act. of ίτίφνμι, 
 to be born after, to ijrow to or upon. 
 
 'ΈίΖΐφίυν'ίίυ, imp. Ι-τηφωνίον, ουν, -a;, ας, -a, £;, 
 
 f. fiffw, p. ίττί'ΤίφωνηαΆ, p. pas. ίττί'τηί^ων'ημα.ι, 
 
 to cry out to, to cry oui against •, to clamour, 
 
 to shout in approbation of; to call upon. Th. 
 
 φων/ι. 
 
 'ΈΑ-τηφων/ιμα,, ατο;, το, an exclamation. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 'Έτίφάιν/ισ-ίί, ioji, 'h, a crying out to or ex- 
 claiming, acclamation ; dat. ίτιφΜνήίτα. From 
 the same verb. 
 
 Έ-^ηφωσαω, to appear, to shine, to dawn, to 
 draw near, Mat. xxviii, 1 ; the J?ws reckoned 
 their daysfrorn sunset ; and in Syriac, the word 
 corresponding to ίτιφύσ-κ,ίΐν is also applied to 
 the evening preceding any day. Gesenius in 
 Class. Journal xxvii, 160 ; imperf. Ι-τίφωσκον, 
 ίς, i. Th. φάω• whence φάοί, and contract, 
 φΰζ, light.] 
 
 'Έ,τΓΐ^α,ίξω, f. αζω, p. Ιχιχ,ζχ^οίξκ,α., to re- 
 joice at any thing ; to congratulate ; also to 
 insult. Th. χκΊξω. 
 
 ^ΈιΧίχ^αΧάω, f. acrco, p. κχ, to loosen, slack- 
 en ; to release ; to depress. Th. χ^α,χά,ω. 
 
 'Έ.Τίχ;Λλκ.ίνΛ), f. ίύσω, to Strike as upon 
 an anvil, to pound, to hammer, to stamp or 
 coin as money is, Aristoph. Nub. 42].] 
 
 'Έ,τΐ^α,λκ,οζ, αν, ο κ,α.) τι, brazen, covered 
 with brass. Th. χ^αλκΌς. 
 
 'Έ•7Τίχα,ξάττω, to carve or engrave upon ; to 
 notch like a saw. Th. γ^αοάττω, or -cr(roj. 
 
 Έ-τίχ;αξ>;, trog, ο κχ) h, pleasant, agreeable, 
 grateful, amiable.] 
 
 'Ετ/;^«^^-β5, ατός, το, a subject of joy ; a 
 joyful event ; an object of derision, a laughing- 
 stock. From, χ^άξ^μα,, joy. Th. χα/ξΰ. 
 
 'Έ'■ynχ^iΊξu,JΌr -ξϋ, pres. imperat. from 
 
 'Έ<Τίγ/-ΐξίί€), ω, impetf ί'τηχ^ιΐξίον, ουν, J", 
 ήσω, p. ίνικίχ^ίίξ'/ΐΆΟί, to put hands to, lay 
 hands upon, attack ; to undertake, attempt, be- 
 gin, endeavour ; also to resist ; \. a. k'^iy^ii- 
 ξΐσα. From W) and χίΐξ, the hand. 
 
 'E-r;;^£('^'/j^£e, α,τος, το, an enterprise, under- 
 taking, beginning ; an argument ; and 
 
 "'Ά'πχίίζ-ήΐϊΐς, ιως, h, an undertaking, enter- 
 prise, attempt ; an attack ; a reasoning. From, 
 the same verb arid Th. 
 
 'Έι-τηχϋξοτονίω, to determine or decide by 
 vote, to decree, to vote. From ί -zrt and χ^ΐζο- 
 rovicd, the saTYie, f. Ύΐσω, p. ηκ,α., and this from 
 χ(ΐξ, the hand. Th. τείνω. 
 
 'Έ^τιχίΜ, to puur in or upon. See 'Έκ.χίω. 
 
 'Έ,•ηχ6όνιοι, living on the earth, mortals ; 
 gen. ])l. ΐτίχύονίων, dat. pi. Ion. ϊ-π-ιχόονΊοκτι, 
 in f. g. ίτί-ίχ^νί'/κτι, for ίτιχόον'ια,ις. From ί-ττ) 
 and χβων, the earth. 
 
 ^TJ<τ^χoλωroc.τoς, τι, ov, very bitter, that gen- 
 erates much bile. From χολ'Α, bile. 
 
 'Υ'α'τηχοζΥΐγΐΜ, f. ίισω, p. ΐ'^ιχ,ίχο^νΐ'γν,κ,α,, to 
 furnisli, supply; to add or join ; 1. a. i-n- 
 χ^οζήγ'/ισα,. From Wl and χοζγιγος, the leader 
 of a choir ; and this from χοξος, a company of 
 dancers> and αγω, to lead. 
 
 'Έ,'Τίχοξ'/ιγία, ας, vi, the act of supplying or 
 furnishing, a supply. From the some. 
 
 'Έ'ΤΓ/χξ&ύϋ, to fall upon, to attack furiously. 
 From ίττι arid χξάω, f γιιτω, j)• 'Λ^α, to lend, 
 to attack impetuously. 
 
 ''Έα'π'ίχζζωμινος, Ion. for ίττιχξωμίνος, con- 
 versant Mr familiar with, intimate. From Isri 
 and χξάομα», to use. Th. χξάω. 
 
 'ΈιτηχζΤω, f. 'κτω, p. ίνιχ,ίχξΐκ,α, to daub or 
 plaster over, to anoint ; 1. a. ϊττίχζκτα. From, 
 l-^rt and χξίου, to anoint. 
 
 'Έ•π•ίχξυσ'ύξ, ου, ό κ,α) ή, gilt, plated with 
 gold. Th. χζυσ'ος. 
 
 ^Κτιχύνα/, f. ύ(Τω, p. ί•^ίχίχυκχ, to pour in, 
 to pour upon. Hence 
 
 'Έι7ίΙχϋ(τις, ίως, ή, a pouring in or upon, a 
 multitude ; an infusion, a libation ; a vessel 
 with which we pour any thing, 
 
 'ΈιΤίχύιομ,αι, f. χώσομαι, to swell with rage ^ 
 or indignation, to be indignant, to be in a vehe- 
 ment passion, Apol. Rhod. iii, 367 ; to be 
 agitated with violent emotions.] 
 
 ^ΈΛ-:^ιχωζίω, f. γιιτω, p. ί'ττικιχώςνικα, to 
 grant, permit, consent ; to yield, concede ; lay 
 ί'τίιχωζγ,ύΊΐ), if it be permitted or granted. 
 
 'Έ±<χιχωξ^Λσίς, &ως, t], permission, concession, 
 indulgence, Fsd. iii, 17. 
 
 'Έιτηχύξία, nam. pi. n. g. from, 
 
 ΈτηχΜξίος, ov, ό xki y], belonging or peculiar 
 to a countrjr, indigenous, native, national. From 
 It* and χΰξος, a place. 
 
 ΈίΤζ-ψάλλι!;, f λω, p, ίτη-φάλκα, to play 
 upon an instrument. From -φάλλω, to sing, 
 
 'Έτι-φχύω, with the genitive, to touch, to 
 touch lightly ; and this from -φχύω, the same 
 as "φάω, to touch. 
 
 'Έ-Τί^αύων, part, jjres. act. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 'Έ,';ιη•ψίχάζω, f άαω, p. κ,α, to bedew, be- 
 sprinkle j to drop in or upon. From \xi and 
 ■φίκάζω, to drop or fall upon like dew. From 
 "φεζας, the same as Th. •φχκ.χς, h, dew. 
 
 ^Έ'τηφ/εύ^ομαι, to belie, calumniate; to pro- 
 fane (the gods) by falsehoods or peijuries, 
 Apol. Rhod. iii, 381.] 
 
 'Έ•^/•φ'/ιφίζίΐν, to vote for ; to put to vote. 
 From φ/ηψίζω. Th. -φ^φος, ου, ο. 
 
 'Έ-τίφ/ογος, ου, ο κ,α) η, that merits censure^ 
 blameworthy, blamed. 
 
 'ΈτΠΜν, όντος, .succeeding, following ; press- 
 ing, impending, part. 2. a. from ϊ^ειμι, to 
 attack. Th. ίϊμι. 
 
 'Έ'Τλαγ^ν, I was amazed or astonished ; but 
 ίνλήγνιν, I was struck, 2. a. ind. pas. of the 
 verb τΧνισίτω, or -ττω, f. \ω, to strike ; 2. a. 
 'i'ff'kxyov. 
 
 'Έτλάγχβην, I wandered ; for ΙτΧάχθτιν, as 
 some thinl(, 1 . a. ind. j^^s. of τλάζω, f. 
 •rXxyiu, p. -τίττλαγχα, to cause to stray j 
 1 , a. ετλαγζχ. 
 
 'Έτλχνχτο, for -ύετο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of 
 ττλανχομαι, to wander, to stray. Th. 'ρτλχνη. 
 
 "Είτλαξί, Dor. for ί^τλασε, he moulded or 
 fashioned, 3. sing. 1. a. and 
 
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 339 
 
 ΕΠΟ 
 
 ^ΕίΤλαβ-',^ϋΓ ίτλβ«, 3. sing. 1 . α. ind. act. 
 4tnd 
 
 'Έ>τλάσ^'/ιν, 1. a. ind. pas. of 9Τλάσσω, or 
 -rra, J", ίτλα^ίι/, p. ττίτλακα, to form, fashion, 
 mould. 
 
 "Κ•;τλα, 3. sing, imperf. act. of ττλίω, y. 
 ^λίΰ(τω, to sail. 
 
 "Έ,τλίν, by Sync, for ίτίλεν, 3. sing, imperf. 
 of ίΤίλω, to be. 
 
 "Είτλεί, 2. sing, imperf. m. froTn, Ιτηλόμ^, 
 ΙίΤ£λίΐ», Ion. Ιτίλίο, and by Sync. ε'Τλίο and 
 ζίτλον, Dor. ίττλευ• from ττέλβ^α/, to be. Th. 
 
 'Έ^λίΰν, imperf, act. from 'ρτλίω, to sail. 
 'Έι^λιόνοίσκ, ας, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of πλεονά- 
 ζω, f. ά(τω, p. XK, to have more, to abound. 
 Til. τολύξ, 
 "Έ,τλίτ', for t-TT'kiro, and this by Syncope 
 for ίτίλίτο, 3. sing, imperf. 7ri. of ττίλο/ίΛχι, to 
 be. See "Ετλεο. 
 
 "ΈίΤλίϋ, JDor. by Sync, for Ιτίλου, of the same. 
 ^Έιτλζύσαμίν, I. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of τλίω, 
 f. ίΰ(ίω, to sail. 
 
 'ΈιίΤλ^ιγΐΐν, , 2. a. ind. pas. of -rXma-io, or 
 -rru, f 'ύ,ω, to strike ; 2. a. 'ίτλαγον. See 
 
 ''Άτλ'ήύην, \. a. ind, pas. from -ττΊμ-π'λϊίμι, 
 f <^λή<τω, to fill ; p. pas. ^ίττλ'/ιμοΐί. Th, 
 
 'EtXjj^uv^jjv, froTU τλτι^υνω, f. υνω, ρ, -τίί- 
 ^λήύνγκΆ, to multiply, to increase ; \. a. 
 ϊττΧ'/ιύυνκ, p. pas, ττί'ΡΤλ'/ιύυμμα,ι, 1 . a. opt, jms. 
 ^Xt}$vvhw. From •ff'knSu, to fill. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 "^'rXfjvTa,for Ιτίτλ^ιντο, 3. pi, pluperf. pas. 
 of 'τΊμτλνιμι, f τλήίτω, to fill. According to 
 others it is the imperf pas, of χΧγιμι, to fill, 
 imperf Ι•τλ^μ7ΐν, σο, το, he filled. Th, 
 
 τΧίης. 
 
 "Fa^X'/i^i, he astonished or amazed, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. if -νΧγιττω, -σσω, f. %ω, 2. a. 
 ί^Χαγον, 1 . α. είΤλ>;ξα. 
 
 ΈτΧ'/ΐξϋόά'/ισαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind, pas. of 
 τΧνίξόω, to fill ; and 
 
 "Έ>9τΧ»ισ•αν, 3. pi. 1 . a. act. of '7rX'h6m,f. vittu, 
 p. Ti^Xijxoi, to fill; 1. a. 'iTcXviffa, ois, ε. Th. 
 9rXios. 
 
 ΈτΧ'^σόίΐν, ΐΐ;, 71, 1. α. ind. pas. from the 
 same verb and Th. 
 
 "ΈιτΧ'/ιτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of •χΧημΐ' or 
 pluperf. by Sync, for ίτί•;τλ'/ιτο. From -τΧήύω, 
 to fill. Th.'-yrXioi. 
 
 ''Έ^'ττΧοντησα,, α.ς, ε, I became rich ; 1 . a. ind. 
 act. of -^Χουτίω, f Yitru, p. ζη-ττΧούτηχΰί. Th. 
 <?τΧοΰτος. 
 
 "E-rvsuffot, 1. a, ind. act. of τνίω, f -ττηύίτω, 
 to breathe. 
 
 "ΕτνΓ^ε, 3. sing, imperf act. and 
 
 ΈτνΓ^;}, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. pas. of τνίγω, 
 f. 'ξω, p. -^ίτνιχ^α, to suffocate, to choke ; \. a. 
 ειτν/ξ«, 2. a. ϊ-ττνιγον. 
 
 'Έ,τνύνό'/ιν, νις, η, ι. α. ind. pas, as f formed 
 from τνννω, the same toith tUm, f ιύ<τω^ to 
 blow, to breathe. 
 
 ΈνΤβ^^αει/ώ;, f. ίυσω, to dig a trench or fur- 
 row. From ογμοζ, a furrow. 
 
 ''Ά<π'Όγμtoζ Α'/ιμήτνίξ, Ceres, who presides 
 over ploughing or tillage. 
 
 Έίτόδ/α, ων, Tu, Ion. for ίφο^ία, money or 
 provisions for a journey ; and 
 
 'Έτο^ίχζαν, Ion. for ϊφοίίάζε/ν, to furnish 
 with necessaries for a journey ; to equip. Frotn 
 i-Ti and oloi, a way. 
 
 'Έ^'ττο'^ύξομα,ι, to weep for, deplore, bewail. 
 From o^ύζoμo!,ι,f. ουμαι, to weep, to lament. 
 
 ΈίΤβζίι;, f ϊσω, or ήοω, from οζίω• ί•7τοζίσα, 
 it shall become putrid, it shall stink, Exod. 
 vii, 18. 
 
 Έτό^>;ίΤ«, CCS, ij also 
 
 'Έτά^ησίν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ^ο6ίω, 
 f νισω, to desire, to long after, to love. Th. 
 νί'οβος. 
 
 'Uto/h, 3. sing, imperf. and 
 
 'Έι'Τοί'/κτ'χ,, ας, ε, 1. α. ind. act. from, τοάω^ 
 f. '/,σω, to make. 
 
 'Έιταίκίον, ου, το, a country -house, a cottage ; 
 Ι'ποικ,ια,, villages.] 
 
 ^ΈιΤΓΛίκοόομίω, f. '/tcru, p. ίτΜχο^όμτιχΆ, to 
 build upon ; to build up ; in JV. T. to edify ; 
 to repair. Hence 
 
 Έτοικο'^ομϊΐ^εντες, built upon, nom. pi. part, 
 1. a. j)as. from It) and αιχο^ομεω, f νατω^ 
 p. ωχοΥομνιχχ, to build ; \. a. pas. ωχο^ομ,ήίην. 
 From οίκος, a house, and ^εμω, to build ; j), m. 
 Οίοομα. 
 
 "Έιτοιχοξ, ου, ο xai νι, a colonist, a new 
 comer or inhabitant, master of the house. Th, 
 Οίχος. 
 
 'Έι^οίμοίνε, 1 . a. ind. act, of τοιμοι,ίνω, to feed 
 or tend a flock. 
 
 'Έτοιοΰσαν, for imperf, ϊ-ττοΊουν, they made. 
 Job i, 4. 
 
 Έ5ΓβΓ<Γ«/, to have brought to or upon, 1. a. 
 inf, act. and 
 
 'Έ'ταίίτει, 3. sing, l.f ind. act. and 
 
 '''Ά'!Τοισ6'/ισίτα.ι, 3. sing. l.f. ind. ]ms. and 
 
 'Έ,τοίο-τίον, verbal adject, it is necessary'• to 
 bring or to bring upon. From ίτιφίξω, f. 
 ΐτοίο-ω, from ϊ'ΤΓοϊω, obsol. to bring to or upon, 
 Th. φ'ίζω. 
 
 'Έ7!•ΰίχ;εο, Ion. for Ιτοίχ^ου, jyres. vmperat. 
 m. from 
 
 'Έιττ θίγομαι, imperf. ί'ΡΤύύ^όμνιν, ου, ετο, f 
 'ήσομαι, p. ίττύχ^νιμοα, to go or to march 
 against, to attack or assail, to go to, to ap- 
 proach i to ply ; to travel over, to be busy 
 with. From W) and ο'Ιχ^ομαι, to go away. See 
 the next word. 
 
 'Έτοίχόμενος, part. pres. pas. from the pre- 
 ceding ; Ισ-τον ίτοιχομ'ίν*!, plying the loom, 
 Iliad i, 31 ; Odys. v, 62.] 
 
 'Έ,ΤΰχίΧλω, f εττοχεΧω, to strike or dash 
 against, to run aground, to bring to land ; 
 1. a. ΙτωχειΧα, p. ίτωχεΧχα. From, i^t and 
 οχίχΧω, the same ivith χίΧλω, to bring a ship io 
 land, to arrive in port. 
 
 'YaTfoxi^otTo, See TloXt^ClTO, 
 
 ^Έ'ΡΤοΧίτεύοντο, 3. ^^/, impof. pas. of aoXi" 
 
ΕΠΟ 
 
 ίϊ40 
 
 ΕΠΟ 
 
 nvofAuif J", iutro^at, to administer public af- 
 fairs. Tk. τόλις. 
 
 "Έτίμαι, f. ϊ-φομαι, to follow, to acorapany, 
 to attain ; to understand; to correspond witli, 
 confonn to, comport with, Pmd. Olymp. ii, 
 39 ; to belong to ; to obey; imperf. or 2. a. 
 7n. ίΐ^τόμτ,ν. Th. £cr&;.] 
 
 'Έτομξύία, a?, h, an abundance of rain or 
 moisture; a deluge, an inundation. Th. ομ- 
 
 'Έτΰμζοία, a;, h, a shower of rain, a heavy 
 rain, rainy weather. ] 
 
 "Έ,τομζξοί, ου, ο χα) h, rainy.j 
 
 'ΈίΤόμινος, v., αν, jmrt. pres. of ϊτόμαι. 
 
 'Έ,•τόμνυύι, pres. imperat. act. from 
 
 ^Έι'^όμνϊμι, y. ^τομ'οσω, p. ί'τώμοκα., to swear 
 to, to swear by, to confirm by oath ; to swear 
 further; 1. a. ϊττωμοσα. From i-r) and ομ,ννμι^ 
 or ομνύω, J", ομό^ω, to swear. 
 
 'Έ,'Τομόσ-α.ί, 1. a. inf. act. mid 
 
 'Έ.7τομόσσ-/ι, Poet, for \'7ΤομΌσιτ,, he might haA'e 
 sworn, 3. nng. 1. a. subj. act. ^Ιττόμννμι. 
 
 'Έ,ίτ-ομφα,λιον, ου, το, the boss of a shield. 
 From iTTi and ομφα.\1;, the navel. 
 
 Έίτίνκδ-αΐ', Dor. for i'^cvfj/rav, 3. Jjl. 1. a. 
 ind. act. and 
 
 'E-rcy£i, 3. si?i£. impeyf. act. from ^ονίω, 
 f. ήδω, p. 'ττί'^αν^ικα, to labour, to make. From 
 5rsyo?, labour. Th, ττίνομχ;. 
 
 'Έ-^ΰν-ΐΰΐζί', f. ίσω, p. iτω•JiΊoικ,ίx, to heap 
 reproaches upon, to reproach, to revile. From 
 Isr; and ontto;, reproach, disgrace, 
 
 'Έτονίί^ΐ7τοί, ov, Ku) '/;, worthy of reproach, 
 blameable, shameful, disgraceful, base. 
 
 'EiTijys<§iVr&;?, reprehensibly, blameably.] 
 
 ΈίΤβν>ί<^>ίν, '/i;, r,, 1. a. ind. pas. of τονιω, 
 f. Ϋ,σω, to labour. Th. 'δίνομαι. 
 
 'Έ•'ΑΓον*ίξίύον-ο, they acted maliciously or 
 Avickedly, 3. pL imperf.jms. of τον/,ζίίιομα.ι. 
 
 'Έ^τονομ,άζο), f σω, p. ϊτων'ομϋίκ,κ, to sur- 
 name, to name, to name after, to consecrate by 
 name ; prei. pas. ί-ττο^ομάΧ,ομα,ι, r„ ίται, to be 
 surnamed. From ίττί attd όνομα, a name. 
 
 'Έ'τάνονν, for -viov, they laboured, S. pi. im- 
 perf. act. of the verb ^ov'ioj, ω, f. ν-ισω, to 
 labour. 
 
 "Έ.'τοντΒίί, they follow, 3. ρΐ. pres. ind. m. 
 'i-ffovro, they followed, for u^rovTc, Ion. 3. p/. 
 impeif. of'i'7ΐoμΛ^, to follow. Th. ϊ-τω. 
 
 'ΈτΓο'ί,υναι, f. ύσω, p. ίτόξνγχοί, to sharpen, 
 to whet; to urge or push on, to accelerate. 
 
 ^Έ,'ττοττίζίο, from 
 
 ^E''ro^tζoμc(ι,f Ίσομα», to have regard to, to 
 dread, revere ihe gods, to beware of, Od7/s. v, 
 146.] 
 
 'Έ.τοτηυω, f ιυσω, p. ϊτωττίυχα., to look 
 at or upon, view, behold; 1. a. ι-ττύ'π'ηυσα:. 
 From iTi and οτττομα/, f ο•φομκι, p. ώμμα,ι, 
 to sec. 
 
 Έίτόίττί;;, ov, o, an eye-witness, a spectator; 
 an inspector, overseer. 
 
 'EiTicrTc-tfai, f Λύομαι, to look at, view, sur- 
 vey ; to pick out, c'loose. Th. ο-ττομα». 
 
 'Έ'τοξαν, Ion. for ίψοξαν, to survey, behold, 
 inspect, pj'es. ίηβη. act. of όζάω, to see. 
 
 'Έτοξγίξομαι, to be angry at or on account 
 
 of. Th. hoy '/I. 
 
 'Έτοξίγομαα, f ζω, p. ωξ'ίχα, to Stretch out 
 the hand in order to la}»^ hold of, to reach after, 
 to reach forth, to extend. From It/ a?id Όξί- 
 γομ.,ΰίί, or οξίγνι/μι. 
 
 'Έττοξζξάμίνο;, having stretched out, jmrt, 
 1 . a. m. of the same. 
 
 'Έττοοόύίτο, 3. sing, and ίτοξ'.υόμίθα, 1 . ρΐ. 
 imperf. of •ττοο'-υομαι, to go away, to depart, 
 ίττοςίΰίτατΆν, 3. pi. 1. a. pas. Th. ττύξω. 
 
 'ΈιΤοξίύ^τ^ο'Λν, See 'Έτοοζΰίτο. 
 
 'Έτόξ^ουν, impeyf. act. of the verb τοζβίω, to 
 
 ravage, to lay waste, imperf. ΐττΌφον, ewv, 
 
 f. γ,σω, p. -Τζ-τόο^τιΚΆ. From ττίξθω, f. 'Τίζσω^ 
 
 to o\'erthrow, to destroy ; 2. a. 'ΐτξκ^ον, p. m. 
 
 "ΤίΤΟξίΰί, 
 
 'Έ,•7ΤοξΊσοίντο, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. m. of τοξίζω, 
 f tffu, to open a path, to make a Avay or pas- 
 sage ; to procure. Th. τίίξω. 
 
 'Κττοξμίαν, -ίΤν, Ion. for ίφοομίΤν, to lie in 
 port or at anchor, to blockade a port, to watch. 
 Th. οομος. 
 
 'Έ.'ττοονύμ-νοζ, rushing upon, part. pres. from 
 Ι-τόξνυμχί. From ΐτ) and οξννμ», the sajne 
 2viih οοω, f ζω, p. ωοκΆ, to Stir up, to excite. 
 
 ''Ej'TrOoivffi, he rushed upon, 3. si)ig. 1. a. 
 ind. act. from 
 
 ^Έ^xoξo^Jω,f. σω, p. ϊ-τωοουκ,οί, to spring upon 
 with impetuosity, to rush upon. Th. οξω. 
 
 "Έι'Ζοξ(τον, 1. ο. imperat. act. from 
 
 'Έ-τόξω, to stir up, excitej or animate against• 
 Th. 00 ω, f. op ω, .^ol, ορ(τω. 
 
 'Έ,τοζωξΐ^οίτο, See 'Έι'^ωοί^ατο. 
 
 "K-TTat, io$, TO, a M'ord ; an heroic poem ; a 
 Averse ; an oracle. From Ί'τω, to say. 
 
 ^Έ.'ττοΊ-Λτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. if -τοτάομοα. 
 From '^orh, rii, h, a flying or flight. Th. 
 ητίτομαι. 
 
 'Έ^τοτίίτοίτί, 2. pi. 1. a. act. of τοτΙΖω^ 
 f. ίσ•ω, p. ■ττί'^'ό'ηχΒί, to give to drink; 1. a. 
 pas. ϊ-;τοτΊ(τ67ΐν. Th. τίνω. 
 
 'Έττοτξύνω, to rouse or stir up, to exhort, 
 urge, animate, incite. From It} and οτξύνω, 
 f. ννω, p. ωτρνγχΆ, to incite. 
 
 'Έιτουξύν/ο;, ου, ο χα) 'h, celestial, heaA'cnly ; 
 ίτουοάν/α, ων, τα, soil, θύματα, heavenly hab- 
 itations, heaΛ'en. From ίτ) arid οίξανος, 
 heaven. 
 
 'ΈτΓοφζίλω, to owe besides or further, or 
 simply to owe, 1 . pi. ίτοφ-ίλομεν. From It) 
 and οφείλω, f. ΙφαλΥισω, to owe. 
 
 'Έ^τοχ^'ϊομαι, f. γ,τομαι, to be carried upon, 
 to ride upon ; to lean or rest upon. From 
 'ίτοχο;. 
 
 Έτβ;^^, ??, h, a retention or suppression ; 
 a holding back, a restraining ; a hindrance, an 
 obstacle ; any period from ivhich time is com- 
 puted, an epoch ; in the Math, the state of the 
 heavens, position of the stars ; a withholding 
 of the assent, in the Philos. Fram ίτίχ^ω, 
 to restrain, to keep back. Th. Ίχω. 
 
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 "Έτοχον, ου, re, a horse-clotb, whatever is 
 placed on a horse to ride on. From οχος. 
 
 "Έ<τοχοί, ου, ο, one who rides in a chariot or 
 on horseback ; one who sits firmly on a horse •, 
 firm, constant, steady. 
 
 'ΈιΤοχνζόω, the same imth οχνξόω. 
 
 "Έ•7Το•φ, ro, του ετοτος, a kind of bird, the 
 hoopoo, the lapwing. 
 
 Έίτό-ψίο?, oi>, Koii h, that may be seen, visi- 
 ble, worthy to be looked at, a spectacle. 
 
 "Έτο-φΐξ, su'i, 'h, sight, view, prospect, inspec- 
 tion. From oTTTofACit, J". o-\po^xi, to see. 
 
 'Έτζο^αν, Ion. for ίτίτόξόαν, pluperf. m. 
 of τ'ίξ^ω, to break wind, 2. J", ταξ^ω, 2. a. 
 ί/Ρϋίξ^ον, 2.y. pas. 'ττα.^-ήσομ.χι, p. m. ^ίτοξ^α. 
 
 'Έ,-^Γξα^'/ΐν, 1 . a. ind. ])as. of Τί'^ξάιτχω, to 
 sell, formed from -ττξάω, by Sync, for -τεξάο), 
 f. ίΤξάίτω, ]). τΓί'ΤξΟίκκ, p. pas. τίτξαμ,ΰα, 1. a. 
 ίΤξά,^'/ΐν. Tfi. ττίξάω. 
 
 "Έι-τΓξο,ίΰν, is, £, by Poet. Metath. for ίτταξύον, 
 2. a. ind. act. of -^ίξόω, to ravage, to destroy, 
 2.f <7ΤξΒί6ω, p. m. τίτοξ^οί, 2. a. m. Ι^ξΟίβό- 
 jKTjy, for ίτα,ξβΰ/ΐΔνιν. 
 
 "ΕίΤ^αξα, «ί, £, 1 . a. ind. act. fff^cii^x^nv, 
 1 . a. 7n. of τΓξάίτσω, or -ττω, to do. 
 
 "Εντ^Λί'ίΚ, ας, ί, 1. α. 17ηΙ. act. of '^ΐ'ττρύ.σκω, 
 to sell. See 'Έ•^Γξάβ>]ν. 
 
 'Έι'π'ζά,χ^ύ'/ιν, 'Λ?, »7, 1. «. ind. j^cts. of -ζζάίπτω, 
 f. ξ/», to do, to act. 
 
 "Έ•9Τξία, for ίτξ'/ια-ί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 of 'TTqnSu.^f. ffu, to burn. 
 
 "Ετ^'^ίξα, 1 . a. Ion. for ετ^αξα. 
 
 "Εντ^ίίίΤί, 3. si7ig. 1. a. ind. act. of ν^ή^ω, 
 f (τω, to burn. 
 
 'ΈΑΤξήσότίν) 1• a. pas, from -^griSco, f. -^ξ'/,ατω, 
 J). ΤίΤξ'/ικοι, to burn ; ]). pas. ^ίτξ'/ίσ-μα/. 
 
 'E-r^^jiTire^siv, Ion. for ίτξασ-α-άμ^ιν, imjjerf. 
 Jtas. of ΤξύοΌ'ω, f. ζω, to do, to act. 
 
 'Έ^τίξήρξ^^'/,ν, Ion. for ί^Τξάχό^^ν, 1. a. ind. 
 2)as. of the same. 
 
 Έτξ/ά(«»5ν, imperf. of τξίοίμοίΐ, to buy, or 1 . a. 
 «I. Ι'ΡΤξίκτκμ'/ιν, and by Sync, ίτοιάμην. 
 
 'Έ<τξίσό'/ία-ίχ.ν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. ])as. of <rg/&;, 
 or Τξίζω, f Τζ'κτω, p. τίττζίακ, to cut With a 
 saw, to saw asunder ; I. a. ί-^ξίτιχ.• p. ^jas. 
 •ττ'ί'ττξίΐτμα.ι, Λ. a. pas. Ιν^'κίύΥίν. 
 
 ΈίΤ^/ί#, 2. sing, imperf for ϊτξίΆΐτο, Ion. 
 ί'ΤξΐΆο, by Crasis ίτξίω, fnnn ϊ-τξΐάμ-Λν. 
 
 "Έ.-7Γξ(ΐϋίην, for ίτίςάτωίην, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. by Sync, as 'Τί^ξύψΛνο;, by Sync, for ts- 
 ^ίξατωμ'ίνο}, as f from ττξόίν, for τηοα,τόω, to 
 finish, to terminate. Th. τίξο:.;, α•το;, τό. 
 
 'ΕΠΤΑ', ot, cil, ret, seven. 
 
 'Έ.7Ττκζόίΐο;, ου, ο κοά νι, made of seven ox- 
 hides. From ϊ•ζτοί, seven, and βοΖ;, an ox. 
 
 ''Erjrra.yXuffirci, ου, ο stcc) κ, having seven 
 tongues, seven-tongued ; an epithet of Apollo's 
 harp, which had seven strings. From Ι-ττά 
 and -γΧωσσοί, a tongue. 
 
 Έίττίίετί!?, and -ίττ^ς, to;, ο κ-α) h, of seven 
 years, seven years old ; Ιτττύίτίζ, seven years. 
 From ϊ-τΓτοί, and trot,. 
 
 'Ίίττακαίίΐίΐα, eJ, al, τα, seventeen. ■ ' 
 
 'ΈιττΛκα/ΰίκ,οίτοΐ, ου, ό «ai ί, the seventeenth. 
 
 'Έι<ντα}ίΐζ, seven times, adv. from ίνττά, 
 seven. 
 
 'Έι'^τκκισ^ίλιοί, at, a, seven thousand. 
 
 'Έ,ττακοα-ίοί, at, cc, seven hundred. 
 
 'ΈίΤτάχτΰ'^τοί, ou, xa) n, that gives seven 
 sounds ; an epithet of a seven-stringed harp. 
 From ίτττα. and κτύνοζ, a sound. Th. 
 τυττο). 
 
 'Κττάμ'ήν, in 3. sing, ϊ^τατο, 2. a. m. of 
 ΊτΓταμαι, f. 'Χτησομα,ι, to fly ; 2. a. ί'<ττ>?ν, 
 part, 2. a. m. <πτάμι>ιοζ, 2. a. infin. ττασβαι. 
 Or by Sync, for ίττ'/ΐβ-άμ'/ΐν, 1. a. m. Or aC' 
 cording to others it is imj)erf, pas, ϊτττάμ'/ίν, of 
 τττάμαι, from ττ'^μι, 2. a.^ ίτταν, 2. a. inf. 
 σττη'ίαι, part. ■ντάς. 
 
 'Έ-ττάμ'/ΐνοζ, ου, ο χα) ij, of seA'^en months, 
 seven months old, seven months long ; re 
 ϊ-τΓτάμ'/,νον fscil. 'ίμζξυον], a seven months' fetus. 
 Th. μην, vog. 
 
 "Έ-τταζαν, Dor. for 'ίττ^ιξαν, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. of ττ'^α-β-ω, f. ζω, to tremble with fear. 
 
 Th. 'ττταιω. 
 
 'ΈιΤτατλάβΊο?, ου, and 
 
 'Έττατλασ-ίων, ovo;, ό χοά '/>, seven-fold ; 
 and 
 
 Έ-τταίτλαίτ/ί!;?, adv. seven times as much, 
 seven times more. From ί•ττα, seven, and 
 •^Γλάσιο;, a numeral termination. 
 
 'Ίίτταττό^ΐ'/ιν, acc. sing, from 
 
 'Έ,ττα'ρτό'^'/!;, io;, ό y,ou h, sevcn feet long. 
 From ί'χτΆ, seven, and -ττοΖζ, -ττο^ύί, a foot. 
 
 ΈττάΐΤί^οί, proper name of a river, having 
 seven channels or mouths. From ττόροί, a 
 passage, ajid thisfroin "ττί'ίζω. 
 
 Έτττάτΰλο;, ου, Ton. oio, ο xat jj, having 
 seven gates •, on epithet of Thebes. From Ιττά, 
 seven, and τυλ'/ΐ, a gate. 
 
 "Έλ^τάοομ, 2. a. ind. act. of τταίξω, f αξω, 
 to sneeze. 
 
 "Έ.-τΓταχ^α, and -χΐί, adv. in seven parts ; in 
 sev^en ways ; seven times as much, seven-fold. 
 Th. ί-πτά. 
 
 'Έ'ρττίονί^χα, at, s, perf. act. from the verb 
 •TtTio'.'au)• or it should be spelt ϊ'^ττίξνιχα, perf 
 from -π-τίξνιΖ,ω, to supplant. Th. τττίξνα, Gen. 
 xxvii, 36. 
 
 'Έττεξόγ^ιν, >??, 57, 2. a. ind. pas. of 'τίτίξυσ- 
 σομαι, f. ξομαί, to clap the wings. Th. <;ττεξον, 
 
 ου, TO. 
 
 "K-TTTrtV, '/];, n, in 3. j)l. ϊ'ττ'/ίΐταν, 2. a. ind, 
 act. of the verb 'Ττημι, or Ίττνιμι. See Έοττά- 
 μ.' /iv. 
 
 'Έ,-ντοΊτίται, 3. sing. perf. pas. of •^rotiuy 
 Poet, for ^ττοίω, to strike with terror or aston- 
 ishment ; also to vnew attentively. 
 
 'ΊΙ'τττΌμ,ην, some consider as put for ί'τττάμτιν» 
 2. a. m. According to others it is put by 
 Sync, for ε-ρτετόμνιν, i7nperf, of the verb ^τίτομοίΐ, 
 to fly. 
 
 'Έ<ττόξοφο?, having seven floors or stories. 
 From οξοφο;, a roof. 
 
 'ΈτττωκΜί, Ion. for 'χεντωχωί, part. perf. 
 act. of 'χϊ'πτω, f. -ΤίίΤονμοίΐ, 2). <7τ'ί•ντωχα, to 
 fall ; 2. a. 'i^ngcv. 
 
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 "Έιίτν^ξαί, ου, ο καα ίι, Ion. for εφυ^ζοί, wet, 
 watery, humid. Th. ν^ωξ. 
 
 Έ-τνβόμ'/ιν, ου, ετο, and in 3. j}l. s^ru^ovro, 
 2. a. m. of 'ρτυνθά,νομοίΐ, f. τευσΌμ,αι, to ask, 
 p, pas. τΤί'ίΓυσμα.ι. 
 
 'Έ,^υν&άνίτο, 3. sing, impeif. of ττννθάνομα,ι^ 
 to ask, to inquire. 
 
 'Έι'ΐυξγωσοι.ζ, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of τυξ- 
 yoai, f. άίτω, to fortify with a tower. Tli. 
 ■ττύξγος. 
 
 "Ε ΠΩ, to say, to speak, to sing, to relate; 
 to command, obsol. in pres. (it takes ι after ε, 
 for the augment, and retains it through all the 
 modes J 1. a. ε'ΐτ,Ά, a?, ε, 2. a. εΊ9Τον, ες, ε. 
 Poet, ίίΐτοί., and εεΐ'Τον, and in 3. j)l. εΊτοσαν, 
 Huth iv, 1 1 ; \. a. imperat. εΤ-^ον, άτω, and 
 in 3. pi. ε}τάτίασ•α.ν, 2. a. imperat. είνε, 2. α. 
 opt. ε'/τοιμι, ot;, οι, 2. a. subj. εΊττω, ψ, τ], 2. a. 
 inf είττείν, part. 2. a. είτταν, evros, and inf. g, 
 ίίτταυα-α, πζ. 
 
 "ΕΠίΙ, to go with i Ί'ττ-ομΒίΐ, to follow, Horn. 
 Iliad iv, 202 ; εττετ'/ιι, on, o, an attendant, a 
 follower. 
 
 "Ε•Τ6/, to be busy or occupied, to work, to 
 take care of, to follow, to govern.] 
 
 'Έ^'η'οϋά'ζω, f. άσω, to sit upon eggs or to 
 brood ; to scream like a brooding hen. From 
 &)ov, an egg. Hence 
 
 ^Έ,'ΤΓωα,σμοί, ου, ό, a brooding, incubation. 
 ΈίΓί</^'/ΐ5 is, h, and Poet. ετΆοι^τι, and -iot, a 
 charm, incantation ; a magical song -, in Lync 
 poems, an epode ; arid 
 
 Έ r&j§/ov, ου, ro., a stanza sung after the ode •, 
 a verbe ; mid 
 
 ^ΈτωΒοί, oZ, 0, Ion. ϊ'^οίοιοοζ, an enchanter ; 
 part of an ode or Lyric poem ; an epode. 
 From ίτι and mV/i, a song, a poem. From 
 p. m. of αείΐ^ω, to sing. 
 
 'ΕίΤ&;κ£/λ«ν, they struck against the rocks or 
 run aground, Act. xxvii, 41, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. 
 act. from ετοχελλω. Th. κελλω• οχελλω, the 
 same. 
 
 'Έτωλίνιοξ, ου, ο κα) h, being in the arms, 
 carried or borne in the arms, Apol. Rhod, i, 
 
 557.] 
 
 'Έτύλουν, for -εον, 3. 2)1. imperf act. of 
 ττωΧεω, f ήσοο, to sell. 
 
 ΈίΤώ/^/ί, εως, 'h, the upper part of the should- 
 er, where the collar bone is connected ivith the 
 shoulder bkuL• ; tlie siioulder ; the nape of the 
 neck ; a woman's cloak, that covers the should- 
 ers; the highest part of a ship. 
 
 ^Έ,-ττων'ομΛσοί,, u.$, ε, \. a, ind. act. See 
 'Πνόμοίσοί. 
 
 'Έ'ττωννμίοί, aj, '/i, a surname ; an epithet, an 
 appellation, a title, Herod, a name ; ge7i. pL 
 ίντωνυμίων. From ίτ) and όνομα., a name. 
 
 ^Υ^-νωΜΌμοζ, ου, ο κα.) h, bearing the name of, 
 named after or on account of any one, Herod. 
 
 vii, 11.] 
 
 ''F^'Trupet, he viewed or beheld. Ion. for Ιφάζα, 
 3, sing, imperf. of ίφοξκω. Th. όξάω. 
 
 'Έ.•ΤΜοορέρ(^α'το, Ion. for {•τοξωξίγμίνβι '/iffocv, 
 3. pi. plu])erf. pas. fjrmed fro7n the 3. sing. 
 
 Ιττοξύξεκτο, by inserting a before ve, of the verh 
 οξίγω, f ξω, p. ωξεχοί^ and Att. οξύξεχοί, to 
 stretch out, to extend. 
 
 'Έ<ταίξ<η, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ενωξ(ταν} 
 3. pi. from ίτόξω. Th. ορω. 
 
 Έ^ωφελίι;, εοζ, ο κα) h, useful, advantageous. 
 'Έτωφελίμο;, ου, useful ; dat. pi. ΐτωφελί' 
 μοκτι. From εττ) and ώφελεω, to help, to 
 profit. 
 
 'ETsJ;^arfl, they were shut or bolted, Iliad 
 xii, 340, 3. jd. pluperf. pas. Ion. for ίτωγμε- 
 voi '/itrav, formed from 3. sing. Itmkto, by in- 
 serting a. before το, and changing κ into χ^. 
 From o'lyu, to open, / |<y, p. ^p^ei, p. pas, 
 ωγμαι, pluperf ί2γμ'/]ν, ξί, κτα. 
 
 'ΈτΜ^ετο, 3. sing, imperf or, according 
 to others, 2. a. m. of ί-τοίχ^ομαίΐ, to come or go 
 to, to attack, to assail. Th. ο'Ιχ^ομαι. 
 "EPA, Λζ, »i, the earth. 
 "Έξοίζ', for ϊζαζε, adv. to the earth, upon 
 the ground ; in prose χοίμα.!. Th. εξοί. 
 
 Έξαίμούν, Dor. for Ιζοίίμτίν, 1. sing, pres, 
 opt. qfεξtx,μuι, to love. 
 
 'Έ^ξΆΐσό'!^, 3. sing. 1, a. ind. pas. from. 
 ρκιω, f. σω, p. 'ippenxoc, to ruin, to destroy. 
 
 "Έξαμαι, ιτα,ι, rcti, to love, to desire, Poet, 
 for εξάω, f. aerea. 
 
 'ΈξΖν, for ίξύαν, to love, pres. inf. from 
 ίξά,ω, ω, -άεις, a.i,f. ίζάσ-ω, to love. 
 
 'ΈξΆνίζω, f. itTM, to ask assistance from one's 
 friends, Theophr. Char. i. to levy a contribu- 
 tion on friends i to beg, to collect ; to con- 
 tribute ; ίξκνίζομοίΐ, mid. to obtain a contribu- 
 tion for one's self, to collect, to receive. Th, 
 εζχνος. 
 
 'Έ.ξανιο•τίι$, ου, ο κα) «, a guest who pays his 
 proportion of the expense at a festival.] 
 Έ^ανν^ί, gen. sing.f g. from 
 'Έξα,ννο;, '/I, ov, lovely, agreeable, pleasant. 
 From Ιξάύϋ, to love. 
 
 "EPAN02 (εζανοζ), ου, ο, a feast made by 
 joint contribution ; a contribution of money i 
 the scot or reckoning, bounty, liberality ; re- 
 ward ; ίξανβζ, money collected to assist a needy 
 friend. 
 
 "Έξασ^ε, Dor. for εοοίξε, adv. 
 'Έιζάσ-β'/ιν, for νΐζάιτβνιν. Ion. 1. a. pas. Ιξί- 
 σύι/,ι. Ion. for εξκν from εοάω, f. ά,σω, to 
 love. 
 
 'Έ.ξκο'ίμολττο;, ου, ό κ,α.) '/ι, that loves SongS 
 or singing. From ϊξάω, to love, and μολν^ι^ 
 a song. Th. μελ-ττω. 
 
 'Έ.ξύα-ιμο;, ου, lovely, desirable, pleasant. 
 From Ιζύω, to love. 
 
 'Έ'Ραα'ΐ'^λόκ.ά,μοί, ου, ό κχ) h, fond of curls, 
 having beautiful locks. From Ιζάω, to love, 
 and '^χΌκί/.μοζ, a curl. Th. τΧεκω. 
 
 ^Έ.ξαΰ•ίΰ•τξύίτοζ, ου, ό, a j^roper naine, Erasis- 
 tratus.] 
 
 'Έ.ζύσ•μιβ;, a, ov, comp. άτεξοί, superl. ωτα,- 
 τοί. amiable, lovely, Xen. Mem. iii, 10, 3.] 
 
 "Ε^αιτβ-α/, Poet, for εξαίτοα, 2. sing. f'oM 
 ερχμ.αι, σαι. 
 
 Έξάσ-σατο, 3. sing, 1, a, m. by doubling c 
 
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 in like manner l^afftra/jctvos, part. 1. a. τη. 
 from \^au. 
 
 Έξοίίττίίί^ ου, ο, a lover. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 'Έξχσ-τοί, ου, ο, a mans name, Erastus, 
 signifying amiable, 
 
 'Έ,ξασ-τοί, οΰ, ο, lovely, amiable; arid 
 
 Έ^ατε/νβί, h, ov, lovely, delightful, amiable. 
 JFrorii Ιξάω, to love. 
 
 Έξ&τ'/ι, m, lovely, beloved, y. g.from ίξο,τΌς. 
 
 'Έξατίξω, f. /Vitf, to love, desire, long for. 
 Th, Χρά,ω, 
 
 'Έξ&τοί, h, ov, lovely, pleasing, delightful. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 'Έ,ξατύ/^ όοί, ovs, 71, the name of one of the 
 muses, Erato. From Ιξύω. 
 
 'Έξατΰν, gen. pi. of ioocros, lovely. 
 
 ΈΡΑ'ίΙ, with the genitive, f άσω, p. xa, 
 to love, desire ; seek after ; 'ίς^αμαι, Poet, the 
 same ; αδυνάτων Ιξο,ν, to seek after impossibili- 
 ties ; also Ιξάω, to empty, exhaust. 
 
 "'Ej^y\for ϊζγχ, works, nom. pi. from ίξγον, 
 ου, TO, a work, 
 
 'Έ,ξγκ, Bceot. for ίξγάα•'/!, 2. sing, f mid. 
 hy dropping cr, it becomes Ιζγάγ, and by Crasis 
 ipyS•' from ΐξγάΖ,ομα,ι. 
 
 'Έιξγάξίυ, Dor. for ίξγάζου, jyres. imperat. 
 from 
 
 'Έ^ξγάξο/ϋαι, to work, to labour ; to effect, to 
 do ; to cultivate, till, plough ; to gain, earn ; 
 to practise an art, to make, fabricate ; Ipyd- 
 ζοιτΰ, 3. sing. pres. opt. pas. ,• imperf. ίίξγα,ζό- 
 f/.yiv, ου, ίτο, f, i^yaffo^cn, I. a. m. ίΐζγοίσάμην, 
 ω, οί,το, (for it takes t after t for the augment), 
 p. pas. ί"ξγβισ•μβί/. Th. 'ίξγον. 
 
 "Έ,ξγα^ν, Poet, for il^yaitv, imperf. act. 
 Ion. from Ιξγάύω, the same as ί'ίξγω, to keep 
 away, to remove. 
 
 'Έιξγαλ:η{ΰν, Ion. for Ιξγα,λίΐον, ου, το, an 
 instrument, a tool. From 'ίξγον, work. 
 
 'Έξγύντι, >ji, i, the artisan, an epithet of 
 Minerva.'\ 
 
 'Έιξγχξγ, Oor. for Ιξγάσιτι, 2. sing. l.f. ind. 
 tn. of ίξγάΖ,ομαυ. 
 
 'Έζγάσ -eiio, 2. sing. 1. a. opt. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έιξγβίο-^γ, 3. sing. 1. a^ subj. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έ^ξγοίαια., «s, and Ion. -n, vt?, h, work, 
 labour ; pains ; employment, occupation, ex- 
 •ereise ; culture ; gain, profit ; a working or 
 committing, practice. From, 'ίξγον, work. 
 
 'Έ4ξγά,<τίμος, ου, ο και ή, that may be wrought 
 or cultivated ; finished, wrought, cultivated ; 
 9ΐμίξκ, a working day. From Ιξγάζομοίΐ, to 
 work, to labour. 
 
 "Έ4ξγΰΐ,(τμοίΐ, Ion. for ΐΐξγασμίχ,ι, perf. pas. 
 hence \ξγοι,σμ'α>ος. Ion. for ζΙξγοία•μίνοζ, of the 
 verb ίξγάζομοίί. 
 
 'Έ,ξγοίστηξίακοί, η, ov, an artisan, mechanic, 
 artificer. From 
 
 'Έ^ξγοίντήξίον, ου, το, a work-shop, a place 
 of business; a brothel. Th. 'ίξγον. 
 
 ΈιξγΛ(Ττί»οί, ht o*t qualified or disposed to 
 
 work, A''e«. Mem. iii, 1, 6; laborious, hard- 
 working, PalcBph.] 
 
 'Έξγκτίύομαι, to labour, to work. From 
 
 Έξγ&τ*ι;, ου, ό, a labourer, a workman ; a 
 mechanic, artificer ; ace. pi. ϊξγάτχς. 
 
 'Έίξγοίτΐίν^ς, ου, ο, Poet, for 'ίξγάτ'/ις. 
 
 'Έξγα,τίξ, i^os, ij, a work-woman, laborious, 
 industrious ; an epithet of Minerva. From 
 'ίξγον, work. 
 
 Έξγκω, ω, and -άομα,ι, ωμα,ι, the same as 
 ίξγάζομαι, to work, to labour, Th. 'ίξγον. 
 
 "Έ.ξγζί, 3. sing. pres. from 'ίξγω. Ion. for 
 ί'ϊογω, to keep οΑζ to repel. 
 
 "'Άξγματι, a work, deed, an affair, exploit; 
 dat. sing, by Metath. for ρεγματι• in dat. j;i. 
 'ίξγμα,ίτι. From ρίζω, f. ζ^ω, and by Metath. 
 
 ίξ^ω. 
 
 'Έ^ξγο^ιωχτίω, ω, f wu, to press or to urge 
 on a work ; to direct or superintend a work; 
 'ίξγο^ίωκτοΰντίζ, directors of works. From 
 
 'Έιξγο'^/ώκττίί, ου, ό, an overseer of works, a 
 task-master. From "^ιωχαι, and 'ίξγον. 
 
 'Έξγολοί^ίιν, pres. iif. act. from 
 
 'Έ,ξγολα,ζίΜ, f %(ϊω, to undertake or bargain 
 to perform some work ; to undertake work, to 
 seek one's gain or to traffic. From 'ίξγον and 
 λΰίμζάνω. 
 
 'Έ,ξγολαξία, ίοις, h, the undertaking of a 
 work for a stipulated price or for gain ; any 
 thing done for wages or gain ; gain, 
 
 "Έ-ξγολϋζοί, ου, ο, that undertakes work, a 
 contractor, a workman.] 
 
 'Έ.ξγόμινοξ, prohibited, hindered. See"ΈAξγiu 
 
 'ΈξγϋμΜκοξ-, ου, ό, a derider, a mocker ; also 
 a flatterer, ambitious. Hence ίξγομωκ,ίοί, adu- 
 lation, flattery. 
 
 "ΕΡΓΟΝ, ου, το, work, action, deed, affair, 
 labour, thing ; a difficulty ; an office ; business ; 
 'ίξγα, cultivated fields, Herod, i, 36 ; Τξούξγου 
 τι, what is worth while, useful or important.] 
 
 "Έ,ξγω, Poet, ϋξγω, to keep off, hinder, for- 
 bid ; to shut up, shut out. Th. ύ'ξγω. , 
 
 'Έ^ξγΜ^ίστατο;, from 
 
 'Έ^ξγόι^ηί, ίοζ, ο Hu] 91, difficult, hard, labori- 
 ous, Xen. Mem. i, 3, 6.] 
 
 "Έξ'^ίΐν, to do, perform ; to sacrifice ; jyres. 
 inf. act. from 'ίξ^ω, the same as ρίξω, to do, 
 
 "Ε^§£ο•»ί, he perpetrated ; /or ^ξίί, Ion. by 
 adding σκί, 3. sing, imperf .fromi^ai, for ριζω, 
 to do, perform. 
 
 "E^^ev, imperf Ion. 'ίξίοντοίζ, ace. jyl. m. g. 
 part. pres. 'ίξ^οντί, dat. sing, from- ίξ^ω9, οντο;, 
 part. pres. act: from 
 
 "Έξ'^ου, for^piζoJ, to do, to perform. 
 
 Έ,οίίί, α,ζ, VI, wool.] 
 
 'Έ,ξίζεννί} νυζ, dusky night. From 
 
 Έξζξίννοί, h, ov, dark, obscure, dusky. Th. 
 'ίξίζοί, sflf, TO, Erebus. 
 
 'Έιξίζίυα-φίν, for ΐξίζονα-ψίν, gen, sing, by Par» 
 agoge Poet. qf"Έξitos, Erebus, 
 
 ΈξίζΙνίίνοί, 71, ov, like a vetch, made of a 
 vetch. From 
 
 ΈΡΕ'ΒΙΝΘ02, ou, h, a small kind of pulse, 
 a vetch. 
 
EPE 
 
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 EPE 
 
 'ΈΡΕΒ02, £βί, το, Erebus, Tartarus, the 
 
 infernal regions, the subterranean world ; as if 
 
 J'rom ίοα, the earth, or from Ιξίφω, to cover ; 
 
 ΐξίζ'ούίν, from hell or the infernal regions ; Ιξΐ- 
 
 ζίννος, dark, obscure. 
 
 'Έξίζώ^ν,ζ, ioe, 6 xai ri, dark, obscure ; deep, 
 profouiid. ] 
 
 'Έξίίίνω, to ask, inquire, question ; imj^erf. 
 \pinvov, £j, i. From Ιξίω, or ΐ'/ςω, to say. 
 
 'Έξί^'/ια-ιν, 3. sing. pres. subj. act. by Par- 
 agoge Ion. for Ιξί^τι, from Ιξίύ&•, to irritate, 
 to provoke. 
 
 'Έξ'ί^ιζε, jyres. hnperat. act. ίξίύιζίν. Dorr 
 for ίξίάίζίΐν, pres. inf. act. Ιξίόέζον, imperf. Ion. 
 from 
 
 'Έξί^ίζίΊ, f. Iffu, the same as Ιξί^, to pro- 
 voke, irritate, vex. 
 
 'Έ.ξεόί(τ^ίΐν, to irritate, provoke, I)o7\ for ίξί- 
 ίΐζαν. See Έ^ί^/ζε. 
 
 'Έ'ρίύί'Τμα, α,το;, το, and 
 
 ^ΈζίόίΟΊΐΛοί, οΰ, ο, provocation, irritation ; 
 and 
 
 'Egs^/iTT^i, ου, ο, one who provokes or irri- 
 tates. Frojn 
 
 ΈΡΕ'ΘΩ, to irritate, provoke, vex. Hence 
 ίρίβίζω, the same ; ίξί^ίο-μα, TO, invitation, pro- 
 vocation ; as ffrom I'^/i, strife. 
 
 'Έξί7, 3. sing. pres. ind. of ίξίω, to say. 
 Th. ύζω. 
 
 ΈξίΓ, 3. sing.f. from ε'ίξω, f ίξω, to say. 
 
 ΈΡΕΓΔΩ, to fix, fasten ; to prop or sup- 
 port firmly ; to assail ; to hurl, to dart ; to 
 stick fast ; to tumble ; to thrust ; to lean upon ; 
 to fall upon ; and for άντίξύ'^ω, to resist ; f?i 
 pas. to be dashed against ; f. ίξύσω, p. ^ίξαχα, 
 1. a. τίξίκτα, part. 1. a. ίξύσ•α.;, affa, av perf 
 pas. τίξεισμαι. 
 
 'Έ^ρίίκτοί, ίξΐχ,το;, and ίζ'/ικ,τοξ, ου, broken, 
 bruised, split, cleft. From 
 
 ΈΡΕΓΚίΙ, fa7id ΙξΊκω) f. ξω, to break, to 
 break in pieces, to bruise, split, cleave ; to be 
 broken. 
 
 "Έ.ραο, pres. imperat. Ion. and Poet, for ϊξον, 
 and by taking / for the sake of the metre, 
 from Βξίμ,ΰύΐ' imjierf. ζΐξόμ'/ιν. Th. ύ'ξω. 
 
 'Έξίίομίν, by Poet. Ectasis for Ιξίομεν, from 
 ίρεω. Th. ιΙξ&). 
 
 Έ^Ε/ίί, οΰ, Dor. for Ιξία-ηχο;, h, ov, conten- 
 tious. Th. ίξίς. 
 
 'Έού-ρτιον, ου, το, rubbish or ruins of build- 
 ings ; ταζοί^ττύματα. των οΊκων. From £gs/- 
 νω, to'-demolish. 
 
 'Έζΐίνομ'ιν'Λζ, gen. nng. part. pres. f. g. 
 from 
 
 ΈΡΕΓΠΩ, f. -φω, p. φα, to overthrow, 
 demolish,, tear or beat down ; 2. a. τ^ξΐ-ττον, I 
 fell down. Hence Ιξίτν^ι, a rock.] 
 
 Έ^ίΓ;, ίξεΤ, 2. and 3. sing. 1. f. of ύ'ξω, 
 f. Ιξω, to tie, join ; to say. 
 
 'Έ.ξίΊσα.το, 3. nng. 1. a. ind. m. i^utn, 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. σ/^ίξύ^ω. 
 
 "Έ.ζίΐ(τμα, ατοί, roy a stay, support, prop ; 
 a foundation •, a pillar, column. From p. pas. 
 Ιξύ^ω. 
 
 'Έούτω, S. sing, imperat. pres. from Ιξί», 
 p. εΐξγικα, to say. 
 
 'Έξεμνίίί, gen. sing.f g. from 
 
 'Έξεμνο;, j?, ov, dark, obscure, dusky, black ; 
 terrible; /or lus^ivyflj. Tk."E^$€o;. 
 
 "Εξεξίί, a;, i, in 3. jiL ερεξβίν, 1. a. ind. act. 
 of ρεζω, f. ξω, and by Metath. εξ^ω, ji. ερ'ρεχ^α, 
 to do, to perform. 
 
 'Έξεοντο, 3. pi. impeif. Ion. or by Epenth. 
 of ε, for τίξοντο, Poet, from ερομοα. Th. 
 
 31 
 
 ειρω. 
 
 'Έιξεουα-χ, about to say ; part. l.f. act. f g. 
 from ίξ'εω, by Dialysis for Ιξω. Th. είξω. Or 
 it is part, pres.f g. from ίξίω, to say. 
 
 ΈΡΕ'ΠΤΩ,/. -φω, p. φχ, to eat. Poet, to 
 cover, to adorn ; to crown ; hence ίξε<η•τό- 
 μενος, part. pres. m. 
 
 'Έξ'εξίττο, 3. sing, pluperf pas. for Ιρρί-ττω, 
 by Att. reduplic. from pΊ•7rτω,f φω, p. ίρριψχ. 
 Poet, ρ'ίξίφχ, to throw down ; so perf. jyas. ip- 
 ριμμοίΐ. Poet, εςιμμοα, pluperf. Ιξΐξίμμ'^ν, -ψο. 
 According to others ίξίξ»ττο is j^ut for ϊξτίξίττο, 
 by Att. reduplic. ^οιι^ϊξείττω, to demolish. 
 
 ΈΡΕ2ΚΕΛΕΏ, / ^ω, p. κα, to rally, 
 banter, laugh at ; to tease ; to dispute, brawl. 
 
 'Έξεσ'α'εμεναι, to row. Dor. for igitrffiiv, pi'es. 
 inf. from 
 
 'ΕΡΕ'22Ω, or -ττω, f. \ω, p. ^ocy to row; 
 to move, to impel. 
 
 'Έξίτ'/^ζ, ου, ο, a rower, ace. pi. ϊξετα,ζ. From 
 ίξίσΌ-ω, to row. 
 
 'Έξετμοΐ;, dat. pi. from 
 
 'Έ.ξίτμοί, ου, ο, and ίξετμον, ov, το, an oar. 
 From ίξ'εττω. 
 
 'Έξετμόω, ω, (χ'εξοί,ζ) to furnish \vith oars, 
 Eurip. Med. 4 ; Ιξετμϋα-οίΐ signifies to row, but 
 Ιξετμωσχί, to cause to row. See Person s 
 Eurip. noi.] 
 
 'ΈJξεττω, to row, the same as ίξειτσω. 
 
 'Έξευγμο;, and ϊξυγμοζ, ου, ο, a belching, 
 eructation. From ίξευγω. 
 
 'Έιξευγομοίΐ, f. ίξευ^ομοίί, Ji. '/ΐξευγμοι,ι, to 
 belch, belch out, eruct; to sa}^ Th. ίξίύγω. 
 
 ^'EPEXm, /. ψύΐω, p. ^ξευχχ, to belch, * 
 eruct ; to cast out or vomit ; to speak j utter ; 
 to roar ; 2. a. τίξυγον. 
 
 "ΕΡΕΤΘ02, SOS, 'TO, redness, blushing, 
 shame. Hence Ιξυύξος, and ίξυόξο,ΐο?, red. 
 
 ''Άξευύω, f εΰσω, p. ίίξευχοί, to make red, to 
 redden. From the preceding. 
 
 'Έξευμ,ενον, by Sync, for ίξευγόμενον, or rather 
 for ΐξευ'ομενον, from Ιξεύω, to search, to inquire. 
 Or, according to others, Ιξεΰμενον is put for 
 Ιξούμενον, Dor. from ε'ίξω, or ίξ'εω, to say. 
 
 "Έ^ζευνα, a;, '/i, a seeking for, a search, in- 
 quir}', investigation, research ; the torture. 
 
 'Έ^ξεύνοί, for -αε, pres. imperat. act. from 
 
 ΈΡΕΤΝΑΏ, ω, f. vitru, p. ν)ξεύν'Λκοι, to 
 search, inquire diligently, investigate, to at- 
 tempt; 1. a. νίξίύν/κτΒί, 1. a. imjyerat. Igsvvjjs-ey, 
 ύτω. 
 
 'Έ,ξζυνγ, Dor. for ίξευνΖ, and this for ίξίο- 
 vKu, 3, sing. pres. ind. act. of^iumc». 
 
EPH 
 
 =345 
 
 EPl 
 
 'Τ^ζΐυνων, for -αων, part. pres. act. from 
 ΐζΐννάω, to search out, investigate. 
 
 ΈΡΕ'ΦΩ, /. -φω, p. φα, to cover, to roof. 
 Hence Ιξοφγι, a roof, a ceiling, and οξοφοί, a 
 roof. 
 
 'Έξί;^Ηι';, '^05, Erechthean, of or belongir^g 
 to Erechtheus.] 
 
 'Έζίρ^ό^ΰξ, gen. Ion. from 'ΈξΐχύιΙί, io?, 
 Erechtheus. 
 
 'Έξίχόόμ,ίνΰξ, tossed, vexed, afflicted, part, 
 pres. from Ιξίχβομ,κί, and this from Ιζίχύω, or 
 ίξ'ίχ^ω-, to cut, to break in pieces. 
 
 "Έ,ξί-φχ, 1. a. md. act. of ίξίφω, f •φω, to 
 crown. 
 
 "Έξί-ψΐζ, ίως, '/ι, a covering or cover, a roof. 
 JFrom perf. pas. <f ίξίφω, to cover. 
 
 'ΈξϊΜ, to saji•, speak, declare ; inquire, ask ; 
 to announce ; pres. ind. or by Diulys. for Ιξω, 
 f. of the verb ίίξω, wiperf. εΐξίον, by taking 
 t after ι for the augment ; prrs. m. ίξίομαι, to 
 ask ; I. f Ιξ^σομα,ι. From ί'Ιξω, to join, to 
 connect, or ρίω, to say. 
 
 'Έξγ, Dor. for Ιξκ, this for Ιξά,ίΐ, he loves ; 
 3. sing. pres. ind. act. from ΐξά,ω, to love. 
 
 'Έξ•/]/Λίίξί(τχον, imperf. Ion. for ήξήμαζον, 
 from 
 
 'Έζγιμάζω, f ά,σω, to live in solitude, to 
 wander in desert places. Th. εξ•/ιμοζ. 
 
 'Έ.ξ^ιμχΐο;, Poet, the same as ϊξ'/ιμοί, desert, 
 solitary. 
 
 'Έξ^ιμίΆ, ας, 'h, a solitude, desert, wilderness ; 
 want, privation ; absence ; desertion. From 
 εξΐΐμοξ. . 
 
 'Έιξνιμιοίί, α^οί, it, the same as Ιξημαζ, ά^ος, 
 91, deserted, desert, solitary, deprived of. Th. 
 ϊξγιμος. 
 
 'Έ^ξ'/ιμιχ,οξ, hi ov, living in solitude, solitary, 
 lonely ; and 
 
 'Έ>ζνιμίτ'/ι;, ov, o, a solitary, a recluse, a her- 
 mit. 
 
 "EPHM02, and Ion. and Att. ίξγ,μοξ, ov, 
 e κοί) h, desert, solitary, uninhabited •, deserted by 
 friends, Thucyd. ii, 51 ; unguarded ; unculti- 
 vated ; destitute, bereft ; 'ίξπμος, ov, h, sc. 
 χωξκ, a desert place, a solitude, a wilderness.] 
 
 'Έξ'/^μοϋτ<ζι, 3. sirig. pres. pas. from 
 
 'Έ,ξτιμόω, f ωσω, p. '/ιξ'^μωκα, to lay waste, 
 desolate, ravage, depopulate ; to deprive of ; 
 to abandon, forsake ; 1 . a. %ζΛμωσα.• pres. pas. 
 Ιξ^μόομοίί, and in 3. pi. ΐζ-ήμοΰνται, perf, pas. 
 νίξήμωμα,ι, part, perf. pas. '/ΐξ'/ίμωμίνοί, η, ov, 
 made desolate, desolate, waste•, I. a. pas. hgn- 
 μώύην, yis, n' pres. inf. νίζνιμουσύοα, Th. 
 ίξΥΐμοξ. 
 
 Έζ!ήμωα•ίς, ιωζ, vi, desolation, devastation, de- 
 population ; desertion •, privation ; and 
 
 'Έξ^μύτΐΐί, ov, 0, a waster or spoiler, a rav- 
 ager. From p. jms. of the i^receding. 
 
 'ΈίξΥίξί^Λτα,ι, Ion, for ίζ^ζζκτμ'ινοι ίΐσ), 3. pi. 
 perf. pas. of Ιξίί'^ω, f σω, p. »a, to fix, to 
 fasten ; p. pas. '/ΐζΐισμνΑ, and by Alt. redupL 
 ίξΐήξίΐο-μχι, p. m. ίίξα^α, and Att. ίο'/ΐξίί^ΰί. 
 
 'Έ,ξ'^,ζίΐκα, perf. act. Att, Ιξήζΐισμαι, perf. 
 pas. ίξΥίξϋΙα, jferf, m. Att. from l^s/^o.•. 
 
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 'Έξ^ξϋβ-μίνοί, firmly fixed, supported ; poi-t. 
 p. pas. of the same verb. See 'Έογ^οακ,α. 
 
 'Έξγ,ξίκττο, 3. sing, pluperf. pus. Att. See 
 'Έ.ξ'/)ξί^α,τΰίί. 
 
 'Έ,ξ'ψκα, perf. act. Alt. by redupl. for 
 ηοικα, of the verb ίξίζω, f 1<τω, perf pas. ίξή~ 
 ξΐσμα,ι, to contend, to dispute. Th. ίζίς. 
 
 'Έζ-ίΐξίμμΆΐ, perf pas. by Alt. redupl. for 
 ίίξζιμμαι, pluperf. Ιξγ;ζίμμ-/ιν, from Ιξ'.ί^ω, to 
 overthrow, demolish. 
 
 'Έξ^ΐξίφα, p. Att. for νξ^ιφα- from the same. 
 
 'Έξ^ξωτ^κα, by Alt. redupl. for Υιξωτ'/ικα, 
 ρ, act. of\gωτάω, to ask. 
 
 ^Έ^ο-/ΐ(τομαι, I. f, m, of ίοομαι, or ϊξίομαι. 
 Th. ίίξω. 
 
 Έξ'/ιηνα-ίη, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. act. ALol. for 
 ίξ'/Τ7•ύσαί• from 
 
 ΈΡΗΤΕΤΏ, or -ΊΤη, f. v<rc^, or iu<ra>, 
 to restrain, repress ; hinder ; to still, to ap- 
 pease ; 1. a. opt. JEol. Ιξ'/ιτόα-ίΐα, α;, ί. 
 
 '^^yiTU!T,for 'h^nrvjtro, 3. sing, impcyf, pas. 
 of ίξ'/ιτύομαι, γ, irai, to be restrained or hin- 
 dered. Th. Ιξ'/ιτύω, 
 
 'Έξήτυβίν, Basot. by Sync, for νιοητνύ'/ιιταν, 
 3. pi. 1 . a. pas. ηξ-Α'τύβγίν and 
 
 'Έ'ξ'/ιτνσαα-χ.ί, Ion. for ηξήτνσζ, 3. nng. 
 1. a. hid. act. ofiQnTvu. 
 
 "EPI, an inseparable jjarticle, lohich heightens 
 the signification of the words, with ivhich it is 
 compounded. 
 
 "Έξίκ, ων, τα,, νιοολ, from ϊξίον, ov, το, wool; 
 and ίίξο;, εοζ, το, the same. 
 
 'Έ,ξίανόα;, ov, ο, a projyer name, Erianthus.] 
 
 'Έ,ξίανχ^γιν, having a lofty neck. From ίξΐ 
 and αυχ^τιν, ϊνοζ, ο, the neck. 
 
 Έβ/βδα?, ov, 0, clamorous, noisy. From %ot, 
 much, and βοάω, to cry out. 
 
 'Έξ»ζξίμίταν, Oor. for Ιξ/ζξίμίτων, gen. pi. 
 from 
 
 'Έ.ξΐ€ξΐμί7'/ι;, r.v, ό xat 9i, that mutters, roars, 
 or thunders terribly. From %gt and βξίμω, to 
 roar. 
 
 'Έξίζξομος, ov, ό xai h, the same. From the 
 same. 
 
 ^Έιξίζξνχ^ίω, gen. Ion. for Ιξΐ^ξύ^ον. From 
 
 'Έξ<ζξΌρ(^'/ΐζ, ov, ό χα) h, loudly roaring or 
 bellowing ; roaring terribly. From 'ίζΐ, very, 
 and βζύχ^ω, f. ξω, to roar. 
 
 'Έιξίζάλαχα, acc. sing, from 
 
 'Έξίζύλα^, ακο;, ο και 'h, full of clods, very 
 fertile. From ίζΐ, very, and βωλοζ, ov, fi, a 
 clod or lump of earth. 
 
 Ιβζίζίϋλοξ, ου, ο xat h, the same. 
 
 'Έξίγάίτταΐξ, οξος, ο, having a great belly, 
 big-bellied. From εξί and yatr-rh^, belly. 
 
 ''Άξίγ^ον-τΰΐο, gen. sing. Ion. from 
 
 'Έ>ξίγ^οντοί, ov, ό χα) τι, Poet, for Ιξί^ουττο;, 
 that makes a loud noise, loud thundering. 
 From 'ίξΐ, and ^ονττο;, a sound or noise. 
 
 ^^j^iyivita, ■ Jee ^ΐίξίγίνεια. 
 
 'Έξί^αίνετον, dual, num, pres, ind. from 
 
 'Έξϊ^α'ινω, f. ανω, to contend, dispute; 1. a. 
 ΐξί^νινα. Th. εξί;. 
 • 'Έξΐΐνιω, to dispute, contend, Poet, for Ιζΐ- 
 
EPI 
 
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 EPK 
 
 ^ίω, from 2. f. Ie<^w, of the verb ίξίξω. Th. 
 εξί;. 
 
 'Έ,ξίόΙ'Αΐηχ.α•θαι, 1 . α. inf. m. from the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Έ,ο{}ίω, f νισω, p. '/ΐξΐ^'ήκοί, the same with 
 ίξΓζω, to contend, dispute. From the same. 
 
 'E^/5'/5va, 1. a, ind. act. of ΙξΐΒαΊνω. Th. 'ίζΐζ. 
 
 *Έιζΐ^Υΐ(Τ0ίσ6ΰίΐ, Poet, for ΙξΊσαιτύαι, 1. a. 
 irf. m. of the same. 
 
 "Ε^<δ;, dat. sing, from 'ίξΐς, strife, conten- 
 tion, altercation. 
 
 ^Έιξίομχίνοντι, Dor. for Ιρι^μαινουιη. 
 
 'Έξΐ^μαίνω, by Poet. Pleonasm of μ, for ίξΐ• 
 ^αίνω, to contend, dispute. Th. εξ/;. 
 
 "Έξίζε, 3. sing, imperf act. for '^'ξΐζί• or it 
 may be pres. imperat. from Ιξίζω, f. '«τω, 
 p. τίξΐκα, to dispute, contend, quarrel. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 'Έ.ξΐζίμ:ίν, and ίξίζίμίνκι, to contend, dispute, 
 jires. inf. Dor. for Ιξίζαν, from. Ιξίζω• Ιξίζου- 
 trxi, 710 m. pi. part, pres.f g. 
 
 'Έξίζαντι, Dor. for Ιζΐζονσι, 3. ]}l. pres. ind. 
 from 
 
 'Έζίζω, f. ία-ω, p. txa., to strive, contend, 
 quarrel, fight ; to vie with, to rival ; to pro- 
 voke. Th. ίξΐ}. 
 
 'Έξί'/ΐξίί, Ion. for ίξί^ίξο»• f-om ΙζΙ'/ίζο;, pleas- 
 ing, agreeable ; well-suited or adapted ; united. 
 Hence Ιξΐ'/ΐξ, pleasing, agreeable, delightful. 
 From 'ίξΐ and ίξά,ω, to love. Or, according 
 to others, from cioM, to fit. 
 
 ΈΡΙΘΑ'ΚΗ, >ji, i, bee-bread, or a kind of 
 glue for cementing the comb together. 
 
 'Έξίόίΐα, or ioihia, ecg, h, strife, contention, 
 altercation ; a cabal or faction. From 
 
 'Έιξίίίύΰϋ, or ίξΐύίύομα,ί, f. ^L•(Toμa^,for Ιξΐ^εύω, 
 to contend, dispute, cabal, from toii, «, 
 strife. Also to card wool ; to work for hire ; 
 to serve ; frovi ίϊξοί, wool. 
 
 'ΈξίΡ'/ιλίΛΐν, gen. pi. from 
 
 'Έ,ζίβηλ'/ΐί, ίος, ο και ή, very verdant or flour- 
 ishing, full of shoots or branches, fruitful. Ion. 
 for ίξΐόοίλνι;. From εξί, greatly, much, and 
 Β-ά,λλω, to sprout, to bud. 
 
 "ΈξΤ^ϋζ, ου, ο κ,χί 'h, a weaver or spinner ; 
 one who labours for hire, a female servant. 
 From ίϊξβί, ios, TO, wool. Also a husbandman, 
 a reaper ; as if from ϊξχ, the earth, ivhich he 
 tills. 
 
 'Έιξίχλκγχταί, ου, ο. Dor, and Poet, for 
 
 'Έιξίχλαγχτίΐί, od, ό κα) ii, that makes a loud 
 clang, clanging. From εξ/ and χλύγγω, f. 
 y%u, to utter a shrill cry, to clang. 
 
 'Έιξίχτΰτοί, o'j, xa) h, that makes a loud 
 noise, loud-sounding, roaring. From εξί and 
 κτύτο;, for tvtos, a noise made by striking. 
 Th. τύ-ττω. 
 
 'Έο{χϋ}'/ι;, ioi, xai h, very illustrious or 
 glorious, very celebrated. From ίξΐ, much, 
 very, and χυ^ος, ιοζ, το, glory. 
 
 'Έίξίμνχο;, ου, ο χα,) ν, lowing loudly. From 
 εξί, and μυχάω, to low. 
 
 ΈΡΙΝΕ0^2, or i^ms, ου, ο, the wild fig- 
 tree ; also its fruit. 
 
 ΈΡΙΝΝΓΣ βξ.ννΰ;;, ios, ί. Erinnys, one 
 
 of the Furies, a goddess toho avenged the crimes 
 of meji ; in ace. pi. \ζΐννύ«$, contr. Ιξίν^υς. 
 Sometimes, one who avenges the injuries of 
 another ; also, who perpetrates them. 
 
 Έ^ /vvtfs/v, to be angry ; as if from ίζΐς, 
 strife. 
 
 "Έξίον, ου, το, wool. From είξος, ro, the 
 same, as if from ε'ϊξω, to knit, to weave. 
 
 'Έ.ξίούν>ί;, or Ιξΐούνιοξ, ου, very useful ; an 
 epithet if Mercury, so called as if εξί ονουντο;, 
 from ον/ιμι, to profit, to be useful. 
 
 Ύ^ξίουξγίω, to work in wool, to spin wool. 
 From ίξίον, wool. 
 
 'Έξί'r\fυr^ξl'rε, he fell, he was slain ; 3. sing. 
 2. a. Ion. for ίίξΐ'Π' ίξίττεΐν, 2. a. vf. act, 
 Ιξΐ-των, ούσα., ov, part. 2 . a. act. from ίοιί'τω, 
 f ■4'ω, to throw or beat down. 
 
 Έξ /Vv'/j, VIS, jj, a summit, top ; a precipice. 
 From ίξΐ'ρτνίίο-ίαί, because much exjmsed to the 
 blasts of the ivind. 
 
 "EPI2, i^os, '/I, strife, contention, a dispute, 
 quarrel, a combat; ace si7ig. τ^ινϊξΐ^οί, and'i^iv. 
 
 'Έξίο-α,ντε, disputing, quarrelling, nom. dual, 
 from ίξΐίτα^, αντο;, part. 1. a. act. (f ίξΊζω, 
 f ισω, to contend, dispute. Th. g^ij. 
 
 'Eg/V^i<v, Dor. for Ιξίζε/ν, and 
 
 'Έ-ξίσ^ων, Dor. for ίξίζων, part. pres. act. 
 See 'Έξίσ-αντε. 
 
 'ΈΛξκτύενγΐί, ίος, Ό χα) h, very powerful, very 
 strong. From εξί and σόενοζ, tos, το, strength. 
 Th. ιτύ'ενω. 
 
 "Έ>ξΐσ•μα, ατός, το, a subject of dispute or 
 contention ; quarrel, dispute j a combat. From 
 p. pus. of the verb ίξίζι». 
 
 ^Έιξίο-μχξάγοίο, gen. Ion. from 
 
 'Έ>οιιτμ,ά,ξα.γο$, ου, ό χα) h, that roars or 
 thunders terribly. From εξί and σμαξαγία/, to 
 resound, to roar. 
 
 'Έ>ξίΐτο•αξά^ο4ο, gen. Ion. from, 
 
 'Έξ{α•ίτάξα^ο5, ου, making a loud noise, that 
 roars loudly. Th. aoa^os, violent beating of 
 the heart after exercise. 
 
 ^Έ,ξ(3•ταφνλο5, ου, ό χα) τι, bearing large 
 clusters of grapes, full of clusters. 
 
 'Egiirr>ii, ου, ο, one who disputes or contends, 
 a litigant ; and 
 
 'Έξΐίττϊχο;, *i, ev, prone to contention, dis- 
 putatious, contentious. From 3. pe7's. p. jms. 
 of the verb ίξίζΐυ. Th. εξ/;. 
 
 'Έξία'χ;*ιλο5, ου, prone to reviling, a railer. 
 From εξΐ5 arid χ^είλος, εος, το, a lip. 
 
 'Έζίττμοί, ου, ό χα) h, held in great honour 
 or estimation, highly prized ; Ιξίτίμοιο, gen. 
 Ion. From εξί, and τιμνι, a price. Th. τίω. 
 
 'Έξίφιοϋ, ου, TO, a little kid ; dim. from 
 
 "ΕΡΙΦ02 (εξί<ρο5), ου, ό, a kid, a young 
 goat, and Ιξίφ&ι;, ace. pi. Dor. for ίξίφου$, as 
 if εαξί φα.ινΌμενο5, because usually born in 
 spring. 
 
 'Έξΐχ^όόνιο5, ου, β, tlie SOU of Vulcan and 
 Minerva, Erichthonius. 
 
 " Έ.ξχιον, ου, το, and 
 
 "Εξκοί, eos, τί, a hedge, fence, inclosure, a 
 
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 347 
 
 EPP 
 
 barrier ; a net ; pi. ra. Ίξκια. From ιΐξγω, to 
 shut up, to inclose. 
 
 Έ^κτλ? 55?, Ion. for ίίξχτίι, 5j?, i, a prison, 
 a gaol. From ίζγω^ Poet, for ΰ'ξγω, to 
 shut up. 
 
 'Έξχ,ύνιοι Ιξυμοι, the Hercynian wood, in 
 Cermany. ] 
 
 "ΕΡΜΑ, ατο;, το, a prop, stay, support, the 
 ballast of a ship ; a hidden rock in the sea ; 
 an ear-ring, as if from ύ'ξω, to tie, to knit j or 
 by Sync, for ίξίκτμοί, from ίξύ^ω, to prop. 
 
 'Έιξμύγΰξο,;, proper name of a man, Her- 
 magoras. 
 
 'ΈΑξμαζίύ, f. άσω, to prop up, support, make 
 fast ; to load with ballast, Th. ΐξμα.. 
 
 "Εξμ,οίίον, ου, το, an unexpected gain or ad- 
 rantage. From 
 
 'Έιξμχΐο;, and ίξμχιοξ, of Mercury. Th. 
 'Έ>ζ(Λνΐζ, oZ, 0, Mercury. 
 
 'Έ,ζμχς, α, ό, Dor. for 'Έξμϊίί. But 
 
 'Έξμα,ς, a hidden rock in the sea. From 
 ίζμα, the same. 
 
 'Έ.ξμΰΐτίζω, to ballast, to load.] 
 
 'Έιξμάων, ύωνο;. Poet, for 'Έιξμ^ίί, ου, ο. 
 Mercury. 
 
 'Έζμζίΰΐς, and 'Έ,ξμίχί, ου, ο. Poet, for Έ^- 
 μ'^ί, οΖ, ο, Mercury. Hence 
 
 'Έ,ξμύ'/ιν, ace. sing. Ion. for 'Έξμίίοίν. 
 
 'Έξμ^, dat. sing, from 'Έιξμΐϊι, oZ, Mercury. 
 
 'Έ,ομίίνύοί, as, ii, interpretation, explanation •, 
 expression, elocution. From ϊξμ'/ινίύξ, 
 
 ΈΡΜΗΝΕΓ2, ios, and Alt. ia,s, Ό, an 
 interpreter. From 'Έξμ?ίί. 
 
 'Έξμ'/ινίΖσαι, I. a. inf. act. from ίξμηνιύω. 
 
 'Έξμτινίυτίΐί, ου, ο, an interpreter, an ex- 
 pounder ; a historian. From 
 
 'ΈΑξμτινίύω, f. iiffoj, p. νξμ'^νίυχ,οί, to explain, 
 interpret, to relate ; to express, declare. Th. 
 %ξμηνζύϊ. 
 
 'Έξμ'/ινίων, Find. Olymp. ii, 153, from 
 ίξμηνίύί. 
 
 ΈΡΜΗ~Σ, oZ, ί, Mercury ; Poet. Έζμίκς, 
 and -iiets, the .same. Hence ϊξμα,ιος or -ouoi, 
 and ϊξμα,'ί'χ,οί, of or belonging to Mercury. As 
 if from ε'ίξω, or Ιξίω, to sa3\ 
 
 ΈξμΤν, and ϊξμΐξ, 7νοζ, ο, the foot of a bed- 
 stead or couch. From 'ίξμα. 
 
 Έξμογίν/ΐί, tag, ο, proper name of a man, 
 Hermogenes, signifying a son of Mercury. 
 
 "EPN02, ios, TO, a plant, a shoot, a branch. 
 
 ^'Έξξαι, to do, to perform; 1. a. irf. act. 
 and 
 
 "Ε^ξ«ν, Ion. for ύ'ξξαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. 
 of ϊξ^ω, by Metath. for ρίΖ,ω, to doj to per- 
 form, to perpetrate ; /. ρί^ω, us, u, by Metath. 
 '^ξξω' 'ίζ'ξον, 1. a. imperat. ίξϊ,α,ς, αντος, part. 
 1. a. ίξξ'^ζ, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. εξ'ξα* for pi^en, 
 1. a. irf. 
 
 "Έ,ξζα, 3. sing. l.f. act. of the same. 
 
 ■"Ε^ξίκ, us, u, l.f. of the same. 
 
 "Έξογοί, by Metath. for ίοξγα, p. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έξόζΐξ, oiirffa, tv, -ivTos, lovely, amiable. 
 From ϊξωι, love. Th. %«w. 
 
 'Έζοί*ιν, Att. for Ιξοίμι, as vrotolnv, for 
 νΐΌ/ο7μΐ' fr,om ίξίω, to say, to ask. Th. 
 
 31 
 
 ίίξω. 
 
 "Έζομοίΐ, f. Ιξ^α-βμαι, to ask, inquire, ques- 
 tion ; entreat, beg ; 2. a. mid. νίξόμην from, 
 the same verb and Th. 
 
 "Εξβν, ace. sing, from 
 
 "ΈξΟί, ου, β, JEol. for ϊξως, ωτος, ο, love, 
 desire. Th, Ίξά,ω. 
 
 'ΈξοΖμίν, 1. 2)1. f. act. of the verb ilgM,f. ίξο/, 
 to say, 
 
 'ΈξοΖ(ην, 3. pi. ofigu,f. of the same. 
 
 'Έ,ξ'ττίτο;, ου, creeping, crawling ; a reptile ; 
 ϊζ-ητοί, TO,, reptiles, serpents, Sj-c. used as an 
 epithet of contempt or disgust, Pind. Pyth. i, 
 47. From ϊξτω.^ 
 
 "Εξτγν, Dor. for ίξ -ruv, to creep ; from the 
 same. 
 
 "Έξττ'/ΐί, 91T0S, 0, a cutaneous disease, the 
 tetter, so called from its spreading over the 
 skin ; and 
 
 'Έιζ';τηα•τ^ , ου, ο, a creeper ; and 
 
 'Έξτ-^ΐίττικα;, τι, ov, creeping, that creeps, a 
 reptile. From 3. pers. p. pas. of'ίξ^vω, 
 
 "E^-T/?, wine, in the Egyptian language. 
 
 'Έ^ξ-η-ύζω, the same ivith ϊξττω, to creep, to 
 crawl. 
 
 "Ε^5Γΐ*λλβί, ου, ο, or ϊξττυλλον, ου, το, in 
 Lat. Serpyllum, a creeping plant, the wild 
 thyme. From 
 
 "ΕΡΠίΙ, f. -ψω, to creep, crawl ; to go, to 
 advance ; to spread ; impef. ζΐζ-τον, 1 . α. 
 ίϊζ-^κ. Hence ίξ-^^ιτοζ, a reptile. 
 
 "E^cr/i)|«£j, Hor. for 'ίζττωμζν, 1. p)l. pres. 
 subj. ind. from the preceding verb. 
 
 'Έρραξ^ία-ί'/^ν, Tis, 'Λ, 2. a. ind. pas. of ροίζ^ίζω, 
 f. ίσω, to beat with rods. Th. paShos. 
 
 'Έρραγαν, in 3. pi. ίρράγ»α•αν, 2. a. ind, pas. 
 from 
 
 "Έρραγον, 2. a. ind. act. from ργιγνυμι, or 
 ρ'Αΐτίτω, f. ϊ,ω, p. ϊρ'ρηχα, to break, to burst ; 
 1 . a. ίρρη^,α, part. 1 . a. act, pn^ot-s. 
 
 'Έρρύ^ατοίΐ, 3. pi. Ion. p. pas. for ίρρασμίνοι 
 itfft. So Ippuharo, for ίρρα.(Τμίνοι '/iffav, 3. jfl» 
 pluperf. pas. formed from 3. sing, 'ϊρραστα/, by 
 shortening the penuliima and inserting "ha. before 
 TOLi and TO. Sorneform it from p. m. ερρα^χ, 
 by adding τ«/ and τα, from the verb ρύζω, the 
 same tvith ρχίνω, f ανω, to sprinkle, 
 
 Έρραμ,μίνοί, scwed or stitched 'together ; 
 part. peif. pas. of ράττω, f. "φω, p. <peil to sew 
 or stitch ; p. pas. ερραμμαί. 
 
 ^Έιρριχ.ντΐ7μίνο5, sjjrinkled ; part. jms. from 
 ροίντίζω, f ία-ω, to sprinkle. Th. ραίνω. 
 
 'ILpp&os, ippas, and Ιίξΐζ,, a ram. 
 
 'Έρρά-ησαν, 3. pi. 1 . a. act. from ρα,τίζω, 
 f. Iffoj, p. Υρρά-ρη-ΛΆ, to beat with a stick or rod, 
 to strike with the palm of the liand. Th. 
 ρατ);, a rod. 
 
 Έρράσ0*ιν, I . a. ind. jyas. of the verb ράζω^ 
 to sprinkle. 
 
 'Wppaip'/iv, us, VI, 2. a. ind. pus. and 
 
 "Έ.ρρα'4'αν, 3. 2)1. 1 . a. ind. act. of ράτττω, 
 f. •φω, J), (ρραφοί, to sew or stitch. 
 
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 348 
 
 EPr 
 
 "TLfpi, Ιξι'μτΜ, pres. imperat. act. from ίρρω, 
 f, σω, to go away sorrowfully. 
 
 "Ejj^'si, 3. sing, imperf. from ρίω, f. ριύα-ω, 
 to flow. 
 
 'Ep^s^jjv, or ίρρνιΰ'/ιν, 1. a. i/icl. pas. of the 
 verb p'iio, to say, to speak ; pcrf. pns. ίρρ-ζιμαι, 
 and ί'Ιοτιμα,ι, part. \. a. pns. ργ,ύύ?• 
 
 "Ερ^'φ, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of ρίζω, f. /ί|<*', 
 to do, to perform. 
 
 'Έρρ'ίτω, pres. imperat. qftppM. See"^ppz. 
 
 "Έρρευν, Ion. and Oor. for sp^ayv, from Vp- 
 piov, 3. 2'>i• imperf. of ρ'ιω, f ρζύσοι^ to flow. 
 
 "Eppfjs-s, 3. sing. 1. a. act. from ρΐω, f. 
 piCffu, to flow. 
 
 'Έιρρίω, 7ΐσω. See ' Έ.ρρία.~\ 
 
 'WppTiuri, 3. sing. \. a. jjus. See IppUyiv, from 
 piu, to say. See also under 'Ά';ιρρ'/ιβ-/ιν.'\ 
 
 "Ή^ρρ'/ι'ξαν, 3. pi. 1, a. ind. act. of ρ'^σσω^ or 
 ρΫιγνυμ.!, f \ω, to break ; 1. a. Vppn\a-^ «?, ?, 
 2. a. ερρα,γον, p. ?n. 'ippriya. 
 
 "Έ,ρριγχ; peyf. τη. of ριγίω, f. '^tru, p. Vppl• 
 y/ix.a., to shudder, 2. a. ϊρριγον. Th. piys, 
 
 iOS, TO. 
 
 'Έιρρίγ'/κτί, Ion. by Paragoge for Ippiy^, 3. 
 sing. pres. sabj. act. and 
 
 'Έρρίγοντι, dreading, shuddering, dat. sing, 
 jmrt. pres. act. from 
 
 'Έρρΐγΐϋ, to shudder with honor, formed froin 
 perf m. %ρριγα, of ριγϊω, to shudder. Th. 
 plyot, SOS, TO. 
 
 'Έρρίζωμκι, perf. pas. ίρριζωμίνοξ, vi, ov, 
 rooted, established, part. perf. pas. of the verb 
 ρ/ζάω, to take root, to be rooted ; I. a. j^cis. 
 %ρριζώβΆν. Th. ρίζοί, a root. 
 
 "Ερριμμαι, peif. ind. pas. %ρρψ.μζνοζ, jmrt. 
 lierf, from ρΊττω, f -φω, p. 'ipfiipce,, to hurl, to 
 cast ; 2. «. Vppi(pov. 
 
 "Wpplvov, ου, TO, a medicine introduced into 
 the nose to excite sneezing, a stimulatory ; 
 thence an errhine. I^rom ph, the nose. 
 
 "Έ,ρρζ-τττον, imperf. act. of ρΊ-τττω. 
 
 'Έρρίφόων, 2. dual. pef. imperat. pas. Ip~ 
 ρΖ-ψ-'Λ», φβία, of the verb ρίτττω, f -φα, to cast or 
 throw, to throw away. 
 
 "Έρρι-φί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ρίττ&ι, 
 f. -φω, to throw or cast away; 1. a. ερρι-φκ, 
 a;, i, I. a. part, ρί-φο^.;, αντοί, 2. a. /)α5. 
 Sppi(P'/,v. 
 
 'Yjppunxoi, perf. act. as if from, ρυ'ιω, for 
 f'joj, to flow ; 2. a. par. Vppvyiv, ivJience inf. 
 p'jy,vui, part, puit;• Tll. ρΊω. 
 
 'Άρρυτ'/ινα, 1. a. ind. act. of ρυταίνω, to soil, 
 foul, defile, dishonour. Th. ρύ'Τοί. 
 
 'Έ.ρρνο'άμ'/ιν, ω, c/.ro, 1. a. m. of ρύω, f. ρΰσω, 
 p. Τρ^υχΆ, to draw, to drag; 1. a. pas. Vppva-C'/iv. 
 
 'ΈιΙΙΰίτί'^ν, See '}ι,ίρνσ•άμ•/,ν. 
 
 "E'FPil,/. 'ίξίτω, to go with pain or diffi- 
 cult)', to go or to depart sorrowfully, to arrive 
 under unhappy auspices, yEol. for ύ'ξω, to go 
 to one's destruction, to go go ruin, to perish; 
 the same as QUu^ca, and φύ'ίρ'ρω, JEol. 
 
 "Ερρ.νγα, as, i, Alt. for ϊρρνγα, p. m. from 
 fi'/iyvvy.:, or pvi7<7u, f %ω, to break ; 2. a. sfpa,- 
 γον. 
 
 "Έρρωμαι, perf. pas. of ρύνννμι, or ρωνννω,, 
 f ροϋίΤω, p. ippsoxet. 
 
 'Έ.ρρωμ%νίστίξως, more strongly or power- 
 fully, ado. from ερρωμίνίσ-πξο;, Stronger, more 
 vigorous or powerful, compar. from 
 
 Έρρωμίνωξ, Strongly, powerfully, vigorously, 
 ado. From part. perf. pas. Ιρρωμίνος, strong, 
 powerful, valiant ; comp. Ιρραιμνήίττίξο;, superL 
 ίορωμ,ίνκττοι,τοξ . Th. ρωναύω, or ρωννυμί. 
 
 "Έρρων, part, j^^es. act. of ιρρω, to go with 
 pain or difficulty. 
 
 ^Έρρώοντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas. of ρύω, or 
 ρύομαίί. Th. ρωννύω, or it is 3. jil. pluperf. pas. 
 Poet, for 'ippcdvro, from ρωννυμι, f, ρώσω. 
 
 Έ'Ρ'ΡΩΟ'2, οΰ, ο, a boar or a ram; as if 
 from Βξί, much, very, and ρύω, to strengthen. 
 I Έρρώτα,ντο, 3. pi. 1. a, ind. m. of ρώννυμι-, 
 f. ρώσω, to make strong, to strengthen ; 1. a. 
 j act. ίρρωοΌί. 
 
 'Έρρωσ-^αι, 2)erf. ind. pas. ίρρύα•β^ν, \. a. ind, 
 j pas. ερρωα-όί, 2. pi. perf. imperat. pas. of the 
 j sa?ne verb. 
 
 I "Έρρωσο, ωαθω, farewell ; in 2. pi. %pputf6t^ 
 \ fare ye wellj jjejy. imperat. pas. of the same verb. 
 I "Εξσ•Λ, 1. a. act. Ion. frotn Τρρω, f. σω, to 
 I go or to depart sorrowfully. 
 ( "E|<r«/, nom, pi. of 
 
 j "EP2H, or ίξ(Τ'/ι, 7]ί, '/ι, dew ; also a young- 
 i lamb, Odi/s. ix, 222, Pro7n ρίω, to flow. 
 j Hence Ι^σναις, ιντοζ, and Ιξο-οίΤο;, α, ov, dewy, 
 j wet with dew.] 
 
 I "Έ,ξσι^ν, Ion. for ei^trm, a male. 
 ! "Έζσ'Jί, or 'ίξ<η;, εω;, 'h, the act of tyeing, 
 ! knitting, or interlacing ; a knot, tie, fastening, 
 i Thucyd. i, 6 ; but Wyttenbach adopts the cor- 
 I rection of Stephens and Hudson, ϊ'Λξσζΐ' see his 
 Selecta Princijj. Histor. p. 360. See also 
 tender "Ένίοσι;.~\ 
 I "Έξ(τω, l.f JEol. of ερρω, to go along sor- 
 j rowfully. 
 
 I 'JLovyiTv, 2. a. or 2. f inf. act. of Ιξεύγω, 
 f 'ξω, to belch up or eruct; 2. a. >ίξνγον. 
 
 Έξύγμτιλοί, for Ιξύγ'/ιλοξ, that lows loudly ; 
 or ruminating. From ίξζύγω, to eruct. 
 
 Έξύίσύχι, to deliv^er, to liberate, pres. inf 
 from ίουομ,οίΐ. Th. ίουω. 
 
 'Έξυ^ίαΐνίτο, it blushed or became red, 3. sing» 
 imperf pas. from 
 
 'Eov6aivu,f. uvoj, to make red, redden, make 
 blush ; \. a. γ,ξν^Υίνκ, Th. ϊοιυύοί, εο;, τό. 
 
 ΈξυύίΊ&ί, ας, and dat. Ion. -y, vi, the name of 
 an island, Erythea. 
 
 Έξύ^μα, α,τοί, TO, a root used by women 
 as a cosmetic ; madder ; redness (f the eyes^ 
 Thucyd. ii, 49. From ίξν^α,ίνω.'] 
 
 'JLoO^'/ivcci, part. 1. a. act. from Ιζνόα,Ινω. 
 Έξϊβιάω, to be or become red, to blush. 
 Th. ίουθος. 
 
 'Έζυύιόωσαν, made red, blushing, pf/j-i. ])res. 
 ace. sing.f. g. Poet, for Ιξυύιΰίταν, for ϊξνίιά- 
 ονσοίν, from the preceding. 
 
 'Έξυύξκίνω, to make red, to redden. 
 'Έσυ^ξαΤΰ;, cux, ecTov, red, ruddy. From 
 
ΕΡΤ 
 
 349 
 
 ΐΡίΙ 
 
 . '^ζυέξκιων, gen. ρΐ. from Ιξυθξο,ίοι, the inhab- 
 itants of a city called 'Έζυθζο,, ας, h• Or perhaps 
 more correctly ^ΈιουύςΙων, gen* Ion. for 'Έιξυ^ξων, 
 from 'Έιξυ^ξαί. 
 
 'Έ,ξυβξίάω, A/, to blush.] 
 
 'Έ,ουβξος, ξχ, ξον, red ; purple wiiiCy Anacr. 
 31, From ϊξίυίο;, redness. 
 
 Έξυκακ.ίίΐν, to restrain, to keep back, pres, 
 inf. from 
 
 'Έζυχα,Η,ίω, and ίζυχκκαι, the same with Th. 
 Ιξύκ,ω, f ξω, to. restrain, to keep back. 
 
 'Έιξίΐχίμεν, a7id ίξυκίμίνχί. Dor, for ίξύχίιν, 
 j}ves. irf. and 
 
 'Έιξύκοι, 3. sing. pres. opt. act. from 
 
 ΈΡΤ'ΚίΙ (ι^ϋχω), f \ω, p. χκ, to keep 
 back, restrain, check, hinder ; to repel, to drive 
 away ; to save or preserve. 
 
 "E^y^t*', for 'εξΰμ,α, uro;, το, a safeguard, a 
 defence, an entrenchment, a rampart, fortress ; 
 a tower. Fro7n UUm, to save, to draw. 
 
 "Έ,ξυμαί, by Syncope for Ιξύομαί. 
 
 'ΈΛξΰμάνύίΟζ, ου, Erymanthian,yro7?i Eryman- 
 thus, a mountain hi Arca(Lia.~\ 
 
 ^Έ,ξυ/κ,νοί, fj, ov, well fortified or guarded, 
 secure; steep, inaccessible. Th. ίξάω. 
 
 'Έίξνμνότη?, τ'ήτοζ, h, a fortification, strength, 
 security. 
 
 "E^!/|, χοζ, Eryx, a city of Sicily.'] 
 
 'Έιξύομχί, f ΰσομα,ι, p. ί'ΐξυσμαι, to keep, 
 guard, preserve, defend, JPoet. εΐξύομχι. 
 
 'Έξύα-χί, 1 . a. inf. act. from ίξύω, to keep, 
 to guard. 
 
 'Έ^ξυτοιΙα,το, Ion. by inserting a, 3. sirtg. 1 . a. 
 opt. m. οβίξύω, io draw or pull. 
 
 'Έ.οΰσχιο, 2. sing. 1. a. opt. m. from the 
 same. 
 
 'Έιζύιτίχας, jEoI. for ϊζύσα,',, part. 1. a. act. 
 m. g. from Ιούω, to draw or drag. 
 
 "Έξυσ -ecv, Ion. for ί'/ξυα-χν, 3. jjI. 1. a, act. 
 and Ιξύα-χντο, they drew or dragged, 3. jd. 1 , «. 
 m. of ίξύω. 
 
 'Έξυβ-ύξμχτχί, by Metaplasm, for Ιξυα-Κξμά- 
 TDUi, drawing a chariot ; from 
 
 'Έιξϋδ'άξμίίτοί, that draws a chariot. From 
 ίξύω, to draw, and όίξμαο, xros, ro, Ά chariot. 
 
 'Έξύβ•χίτ% for ίζόσχδ-χ, part. 1. a.f. g. from 
 Ιξύω, to draw. 
 
 'Έξύση;, 2. sing. 1. a. suhj. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 "Έζνσΰχι, for Ιξύ•ο•0χί. See "Έζψ.χι. 
 
 'Έ.ξνσ•Ίζν, πζ, 'Λ, mildew or blight, a disease 
 of corn in ivhich the ears decay and be^rae 
 changed into a rusty, fetid jmwder. Th. ίζΐυ- 
 ίο?, ίος, το. 
 
 'ΈξύοΊμον, ου, το, a species of plant and seed. 
 From ίξύω, to draw. 
 
 'ΈίζυσΙττολίξ, ιοξ, ο κχ) 'h, guardian of the 
 city. From ϊξύω, to guard, to keep, and 
 9Γτόλΐί, Poet, for τΌλις, a city. Or it may 
 signify destroyer of cities, since Ιξύω has the 
 vneaning qflXxunv, as well os of φνλχτταν. 
 
 'Έξνα-α-χμίνο;, drawing out, part. 1. a. m. 
 by redupUc. of tr• so ίξυσ-σ-αν, for εξνβ-χν, 3. piL 
 I. a. act. Ion. from ϊζύω, to draw. 
 
 'Έ.ζύ(ΤΒΌμίν, 1. pi. l.f. ind. act. by doubling 
 σ, or by Systole for Ιξύσ-ωμίν, \. 2^• I. a. subj. 
 from the same. 
 
 "Έ,ξυτ\for εξυτο, for ε'/ξοτο, 3. sing, imj^ef. 
 
 from, εςνμχί. Poet, by Sync . for ίουομχί, to keep, 
 
 guard, preserve, defend. Th. ί^ύω, to draw. 
 
 Or it may be 1 , a. m. by Sync, for εούσχτο, 
 
 from the same. 
 
 'EPTf il, to draw, drag, pull ; to keep, pre- 
 serve ; to guard, defend ; to observe j to avoid ; 
 impeif. ε'/ξυον, (for it takes / after ε for the 
 augment), f ΰσω, 1. a. ε'Ιζυσχ,ρ. είξνκχ• perf 
 pas. ε'ίζυμχί, 1. a. pas. ε'ΐξύβ'/ΐν, 1. a. m. εΐξυΰ•»- 
 μ' /iv, inf. εΐζύίτχσύχί. Poet. for εούσχσύχι. 
 
 "ΈJξ(p\for ϊζτε, pres. imperat. from εξ•τ&/, to 
 creep. 
 
 "Εξψο;, ου, ο, a skin, hide. From Ιξεφω, to 
 cover. Also ο-τεξφοί, the same. 
 
 "Έξχ^ατχι, they are inclosed or compressed, 
 Iliad xvi, 481 ; Ion. for εΐξγμεναι ε'κτι, 3. pi. 
 perf. pas. So ^x;xTo,for εΐξγμενοι ησχν, 3. pi. 
 pluperf. pas. Ion. of ε'Ιξγω, f ξω, p. εΤξρ(^α, 
 to hinder, restrain ; confine, shut up ; jjof. pas. 
 ε'ΐξγμ.χί. 
 
 Έξχ^Άτόωντο, 3. j^• imperf jms. Ion. and 
 Poet, for ίξχ;χτωντΰ, of τίξχχτόω, to shut up, 
 confine, inclose. From εζχ^χτοξ, a hedge, a 
 wall. Th. ε'ίζγω. 
 
 "Έξχ,εο, Ion. for ϊξχου, in 2)1. £^;;;ίβ•^£, in 
 dual. ίξχ;εα•όον, i^res. im2)erat. of εξ;^ομχι, to 
 come. 
 
 "E^;j;sy, Dor. for ip^ou, pres. imiJerat. See 
 Άξ^εο. 
 
 "Έ.ξ;!^ομ\ for εξ;^ο/ΛΧΐ. 
 
 "ΕΡΧΟΜΑΙ, to come, to go, to arrive ; to 
 begin ; to attack ; to depart ; subj. 'ίξ^χ^ωμχι, im- 
 perf. 'Λ^χ,Όμ'/ιν, ou, ετo,f.ίλiύ(roμxi, 2. a. ijXuhv, 
 and by Sync, ηλύον, ες, ε, 2. a. imj)erat. \χ6\^ 
 Att.for \χ6ε, ετω, and χτω, ^c. taking χ instead 
 of ε, in Sej}t.j 2. a. subj. ε\ΰω, ^ς, «ί, 2. α. inf. 
 skhTv, 2)art. 2. a. ίλβαν, ουσχ, h, p. m. ijXuuXy 
 Att. ϊλ'/ιλυία, and είλίζλουβχ, from the obsol. 
 ΐλεύύι»' inf. ελ>]λυβίνχί, 2^art. ελελυύως and 
 είληλουίως, 2dnp)erf. Ik'/ikuhtv, εις, ει. Hence 
 ίττίξχομχι, to come to or upon ; ε-Τ'/ιλυς, v^os, 
 and 71, a stranger, a new comer ; ^ξοίτ^λυτος, 
 the same ; 'ίξ^ομχι ε]; εξίν τιν'ι, to come in con- 
 tact with any one. 
 
 '¥^ξ•4Όυμεξ, Dor, for εξ-φβμ^ν, 1. p)l. 1. y. 
 from ϊξ-χω, to creep, to go. 
 
 'Έζ•^ω, Dor. for ϊξ-φω, l.f. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έξω, I shall or will say, 1 , or 2. f of the 
 verb ε'ΐζω. Hence Ιξίω, and by contract. 
 
 ίζω. 
 
 ΈΡΩΔΑ^2, χ^ος, αηάίζύ^ιος, ου, ο, a heron, 
 a S2')ecies of bird ; as if from ίξως, love j be- 
 cause of its amorous pro2)ensities. 
 
 'Έ,ξΜ^ίΟζ, ου, ό, a heron.] 
 
 'Έξύίΐ, pres. im])erat. from 
 
 ΈΡίΙΕ'Ώ, /. ήίτω, p. ΐΐκχ, to go, to flow, 
 to rush ; to cease, to stop ; to retire, retreat ; 
 to I'epel, hinder. 
 
 'Egw^, ij?, 'h, impetuosity, shock, impulse^ 
 
ESA 
 
 950 
 
 BSE 
 
 cessation ; a retreating ; flight. Frovi the pre• 
 eeding. 
 
 'Έζωίία-ει, it shall flow or stream ; 3. sing. 
 1, a. act. from, the same. 
 
 *Έιζω[Λαν'ζί(Τ(η, dat. J/l. Ιξωμ,κύων, gen. pi. 
 from 
 
 'ISiPufjiavhs, ies, ο xat «, mad with love, des- 
 perately in love ; amorous. From εζω;, love, 
 and this from, ίξύω, to love, and μανία, «?, ί, 
 fury. Th. μαίνομαι. 
 
 'Έιοων, mroi, in pL ίζωνης, part. pres. act, 
 and 
 
 "E^niS, uiTos, β, love, desire, passion. Th. 
 
 ζραω. 
 
 ΈΡΏ-ΤΑΏ, f. vifu, p. 9ΐξίύτ»ιχα, to ask, 
 question, interrogate, inquire ; to beseech, beg, 
 pray ; I. a. 9ΐξ<ύτηο•α, perf. pas. νΐζύτι^μαι. 
 Hence 
 
 'ΈξοιτεΤν, to ask, inquire ; Ion. for Ιξωταν, 
 and this for -άειν, pres. itf. act. and 
 
 'Έξωτ^όύζ, iv-Tos, asked, interrogated ; part. 
 1 . a. pas. in f. g. ίζωτηύεΐίίτα. So IgcdTmaSt 
 avToi, part. 1. a. act. 
 
 ^Έίζύτνιμα, ατοί, ro, a question, interroga- 
 tion ; a7id 
 
 'Έ,ξωτϋματικοί, >5, ov, interrogative, that pro- 
 ceeds by interrogation ; of or belonging to a 
 question ; and 
 
 ^Έ.ξΜΤΐίματικ.ωί, interrogatively, by question 
 or interrogation ; adv. and 
 
 'E^^r>j<r/i, £«;, «, the same with Ιξώτνιμα, 
 also the act of asking or questioning. From 
 J>erf. pas. σ^ϊζωτάω, to ask, inquire. 
 
 'Έιξωτί^εΊς, young loves, little cupids, in 
 Anacreon. From εξω;, ωτος, ο, love. 
 
 'Εξωτικοί, VI, ov, amatory ; prone to love ; 
 amorous ; skilled in love matters ; and 
 
 'Έξωτικ,ωί, adv. amorously ; and 
 
 'Έξωτ)ί, ί^Λί, ί, a little mistress or sweet- 
 heart. From ίζωί, earoi, o, love. Th. 
 ίζάω. 
 
 'Έξωτοτόχοί, ου, ό χα) w, producing or awak- 
 ening love. From ίξωί, ωτοί, ό, love, and 
 τίχτω, to bring forth ; p. m. τ'ετοχα. 
 
 'Έξωτΰλοί, ov, a little lover, a sweetheart ; 
 amatory. Th. ίζάω. 
 
 'Έιρωτων, ωντοί, in pi. ϊξωτωντεί, ΐξωτωντων, 
 for -άων, άοντος, ^c. part. pres. act. and 
 
 'Έιξοιτωο, 2. sing, pres. opt. pas. Ιζωταοίμ•/ιν, 
 uuriv, ίρωτάοιο, ωο, from 'ερωτάω. 
 
 "Εί, 2. α. imperat. of Ίημι, f ν,σω, p. ε7κα, 
 to send ; 1. α. yixa, 2. a. nv. 
 
 Έί, Poet, and Att. for εΙ;, in, to, ^c. h τε, 
 until ; I; φάοί, to the light ; h 'Τλ'οον αοχ^εσύαι, 
 to begin a voyage. See E/j. 
 
 'Ea-ayyiXsi/i, εωί, ό, a messenger. From, Ij 
 and αγγίλλω, to announce. 
 
 'Έ(ταε4, adv. always, forever, Thucyd. See 
 Έ•ι<ταε1. ] 
 
 Έσαίΐξάμενοί, having taken up ; part. 1. a. 
 m.fru?n ίσαιΊ^ω, and this from Uifor εΙς, and 
 ai'tpcd, f ai^u, 1. a. ίίείξα. Hence αείξάμενοί. 
 Th. α'ίζω. 
 
 'Έίσαόζίω, Uy f. fiftaj p. Ιστιύξπκα^ to see, 
 
 behold, perceive, descry. From us and Th. 
 αβξεω, f. vicroj, to see. 
 
 'Έι(τα^ξ^α•εΐίν, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. act. uEol. 
 of the same. 
 
 'Έιΰ-αχοντίξω, f Ισω, p. ixa, to hurl a jav- 
 elin at. From axovriZ^ay to throw a dart. Th. 
 αχών, οντοί, ο. 
 
 'Έι/ταχονειν, to obey, to hearken to, jJ^es, inf 
 act. (f ίσαχονω. Th. axouat. 
 
 'Έίτάλλομαι, to leap or spring upon. Th. 
 άλλομαι• f άλουμαι, 1. a. m. νι^άμνιν, 
 
 'Έιτάλ-ηζον, 3. j)l. imperf. from σαλίτίζαρ 
 f. <τω, to sound a trumpet. Th. <τάΧνιγ%, 
 ιγγοί, '/ι. 
 
 'Κίταλτο, Dor. for Ισ^λτο, 3. sing, pluperf. 
 pas. or, according to others, hy Sync, for \σή\- 
 λετο, imperf. or Ιβ•'^λατο, I. a. m. oflffaWe- 
 μαι, to leap upon or in. 
 
 "Έσαν, by Systole, for niruv, they were ; 3. pi 
 imperf γ\ν, of ειμί, to be. 
 
 "Εσ-αν, they sent ; 3. pi. 2. a. iv, from 
 Ί'/ιμι, to send. <Stee"Ei. 
 
 "Είτανε, 3. sing. 1. β. ind. act. from ffalvu, 
 f. ανω, the same with σείω, to move. 
 
 "Έιίταντο, Ion. for εΊναντο, S. pi. \. a. m. of 
 εννυμι, or εω, to put on, to dress ; 1 . a. s/W. 
 
 Έίτά!Τ>7», 1, a. pas. of ν/ιτω, f σ^ή-φω, t• 
 cause to rot or putrify ; 2. a. tira-rov, and £<«»- 
 iroy, p. m. σεσητα. 
 
 Έσαξάσ-ιτειν, to drive back to, to beat back, 
 to repulse. Th. άξάτίτω. 
 
 'Έ^σάωβεν, Boeot. by Sync, for liratuiriirav, 3. pL 
 1. a. pas. \(ταώ6ην, from ααύΖ,ω, the same witk 
 σαοω, from, σωΖ,ω, to save. Th. σ'οοί. 
 
 'Έ,σάωιτα, 1. a. ind, of the same verb. 
 
 'Έσ-ζάλλίΐν, to throw in •, to make an irrup» 
 tion ; j)res. inf. act. of $(τζάλλω. Th. 
 
 βάλλω. 
 
 'Έσ-ζάλλω, the same with εισζάλλω. ] 
 
 'Έίτζάντει, for ε'κτ^άντεί, part. 2. a. act. pi, 
 num. from εΐα-ζαίνω, to enter, to go in. Th. . 
 βαίνω. 
 
 "Έίτζεσεν, 3. sing. 1. a. act. and Ισζ'ε^βην, 
 \. a. pas. from σζ'εννυμι, f. /τζεοτω, p. ε<τζεχαρ 
 to quench or extinguish ; and 
 
 "Eiffvtiv, 2. a. from σζ,ημι, for σζ'εννυμι. Or 
 according to others 2. a. act. of σζ'εω. Th. 
 σζ'εννυμι. 
 
 Έσζιζάζειν, pres. inf act. to put in, to intro- 
 duce. From βίζάζω, to cause to come or go. 
 Th. βαίνω. 
 
 'Β^ββλίί, Μί, «, an entrance, invasion, irrup• 
 tion ; expedition ; an attack. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 'Έ,σνεχ^ομαι, the same with εΊσ^'ε;^ομαι.~\ 
 
 'Έσ'^ι^οΰί', Ion. and Poet, for ίσ^ι^όναι, to 
 flow in. Th, %'ι^ωμι. 
 
 'Έσ^όμενοι, sitting ; IJor. for εζόμενοι, part, 
 pres. for εζομαι. 
 
 'Έσ'^ωμε^α, Dor. for εζωμεία, 1. pi. pres. 
 subj. m,. of 'εζομαι, to sit. Dor. εσίομαι, 2. f. 
 m, ϊ'^οΰμαι. 
 
 "Κσεαι, Ion, for gVjj, 2. sing, of είμ), f 'ίσο- 
 μαι, '/J, εται, to be. 
 
 '^σεζάσίπίταν, 3. pi, I, a, ind, pas. Ισεζά^ 
 
E2H 
 
 351 
 
 E21 
 
 <τύ»ν, from ιηζάζομα,ι, J", άγομαι, ρ» fftixiSei- 
 σμχι, to worship. Th. σί^ω. 
 
 "Έσίί, Alt. for 'itryi, 2. sing. f. of ιΙμ\ to be. 
 
 "^.ffi'thu, to look at, behold. From us and 
 ί'ί^ω, to see.] 
 
 "Έα-αμι^ to go in, to enter j pres. ind. from 
 if) for iU» and ιίμι, to go. 
 
 'Eirs/Vare, he shook off, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. 
 m. from ailu^ f. σύα•ύ>, p. ffitruxa,, to shake ; 
 1. a. 'iffuffa. 
 
 'Έα-ί'κτ^ν, >??> *i) 1 . a. ind. jms. from perf. 
 pas. σ'ί(ηισμα.ι, froii/i the same Th. 
 
 ΈίΤεΓτα/, Dor. for iffirtzt, fi. sing. f. from 
 ίΐμ), to be. For the Dorians circumfiex the f. 
 act. and m. as Ισ•ουμΜ, or ϊιτζυμα.ι, iff'/i, iffsTrai. 
 
 'lSi(/eXh7*, to come into one's mind, to occur 
 toM^ne ; to enter •, 2. a. inf. act. from ug, Alt. 
 li, and Th. 'ίξχομαι. 
 
 'Έιηνίί^ζύίίί, ίϊσχ^ sv, brought in, introduced j 
 part. \. a. pas. and 
 
 ΈίΤίνίίνίΓ^^α/, jyerf. inf. pas. From 'sg ond 
 tvitxu. Ion. for Ιν'ίγκω, from the obsol. verb, 
 to carry ; f. ^ω, p. '/ίνίίχα, perf. pas. ίίνΐίγμα,ι, 
 Alt. Ινιηνίίγμχι, in irf. Ιντινζΐχ^ύοίΐ. See Έν£<- 
 χίπν, 1. a. pas, from, φίξω, f. ο'/α-ω, to carry; 
 1, a. act. ^νεγκα. 
 
 'Έο-ίτίΐτα, Thucyd, i, 130. See Wuri'^ruvu^ 
 and E/j.] 
 
 Έβ-έίττατβ, 3. sing. 1. a. m. See Έ?Γτά- 
 fcnv, ω, XTO. 
 
 'Έ•σ■ίξ'yvvm^, to shut up, to inclose. From 
 Si and ΐξγνϋμι, the same ivith 'ίξγω, or ύ'ξγω, to 
 hinder ; to shut up. 
 
 Έ(Τ£ο•ά;^α•τβ, 3. sing, juujyerf. pas. from, 
 cUttu, f. ζω, p. ^cc, to load ; Ion. for 3. sing. 
 itritraxTo, by inserting a before το, and chang- 
 ing the smooth breathing, which j^i'^cedes, into 
 the aspirated. 
 
 'Έιτίΐτ^ξζί, 3. sing, pluperf. m. from σίσ-^ξα, 
 perf. m. I gape or yawn ; I grin or show my 
 teeth. Th. α-αίξω, f. αξω. 
 
 "'Eiffiiruui,f. inf. and 
 
 "'Etriirh, 2. pl.f. ind. of the verb ΰμι, to be. 
 
 'Έσίτου; ψανίντα; άλλου, till the return of 
 another year. Perhaps more correctly 'iar 
 'ίτουζ, as if tj rs α,λλου trovs, till another 
 year. Or perhajis ig 'ira;, as if Is ήωτα, 
 instead of Ij viov trogf till the coming or the 
 new year. 
 
 "Έ,ιηνχ, 1. a. ind, for 'iffivfct, from ο-ιόύΐ, to 
 move, to shake. Th. <ηΊω. 
 
 'Έι<Τίυμα/, Dor, for ίτομαι, f of the verb ίΐμ} 
 to be. See 'Έ,α-ίΤται. 
 
 'Έ,σίφβαν, 1 . ο. i?id. pas. from σίζομα», or 
 σ'ίζω, to worship. 
 
 'Έ,σ•ί;^αν, to flow out, come out ; to enter, 
 penetrate. Th. 'ΐχω. 
 
 'Έ,α-ίρζνντο, Ion. for ϊσίκίχ^υντο, 3. pi. plu- 
 perf. pas. from ti?, or Ig, and xiej,f. χ^ίύσω, to 
 pour ; as if from χ^ύνω. 
 <■ -) "Ei->j, 2. sing.f εα-ομχί, from ιΐμ), to be. 
 
 ΈίΓ57»αίΓ^£ΐί, Bceot. by Sync, for ίσηκά,σθηνα,ν, 
 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. pas. from σηχάζω^ to put in a 
 stable, to shut up. Th. irmos• 
 
 'Ks-^Ki, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. from ίιτίτιμι, • 
 for ίια-ίτιμι, to send in, to put in. From Ίημι, 
 f νσω, to send ; i. a. νίχκ. 
 
 'ΈίΤ'^λατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of Ιο-άλλο- 
 μαι, to leap in or upon. From Ij and αλλο- 
 μχι, f. ά,λοΖμοίΐ, to leap or jump ; \. a. m• 
 '/ΐλάμνίΐι. 
 
 *Έ•α•^μανα, ας, $, 1 . a. ind. act. from trti•' 
 μαίνω, f α,νω, j). γχα,, to signify, to give a 
 sign ; 1 . a. {(τήμοι,νοί, and \(Ττιμηνα. Th. στιμα. 
 
 'Έα•^, for iffr), before an aspirate, from ίΙμ\ 
 to be. 
 
 "ΕίΤ^α/, 2. a. inf. from Ί-ημι, 2. a. ^v, 2. a. 
 m. ίμγιν, ισο. 
 
 Έσβας, ατοξ, a. Dor. for iirurii, nros, «, a 
 garment, a vestment, Th. 'ίω, 
 
 "Kirhiv, jrres. inf. from Ίσίω, to eat. 
 
 'Έιίτύίω, to clothe ; hence 'Λσίγιμίνος, Eurip. 
 Hel. 1 555. From '(ω, ϊζω, 'ίσω, \σ%ω, like ί^ώ;, 
 ίΐτθω, ισ61ω. Schneid.^ 
 
 'Έσύτιμίνοζ, arrayed ; equipped, Herod, vi, 
 112 ; part. perf. From Iffuhs, a garment. 
 Th. ίο.. 
 
 'Etr^s, ^ros, 'h, a garment, a robe, raiment, 
 clothing ; in ace. Itrurirx• and 
 
 "'Ea-ho'is, iusi «, a garment, clothing, dress. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 "Έ.ο'θα, pres. imperat. act. and 
 
 ^Έα -oinv, to eat ; pres. inf. from 
 
 'Ktr^iu, and 'iffSa, to eat, devour, consume i 
 pres. subj. Ισβίω, r,s, γ, 3. ;;^. Uoiutrt, imperf, 
 i^ffuiov, f J, i, f ΙσβΙσω, p. 'Μικα.. Th. 'ίΐτθω. 
 
 Έ2ΘΛ0'2,^, Of, good, excellent, virtuous, 
 honest, useful, brave, skilful; dat. pi. Ion. 
 ΊσθλοΊσι. 
 
 'ΈισόλΌτη?, vtTos, 'h, goodness, probity ; val- 
 our. From the preceding. 
 
 "Έισύοξί, Poet, and Ion. for ίΐσίύοξΐ, 3. sing: 
 2. a. ind. act. of ία•6οξίω, to leap upon. Th. 
 Β-όξω, or -ίω. 
 
 "Έα•0οτε, for ίιττ) Ό'τε, there are times when, 
 sometimes. 
 
 "ΕΣΘΠ, or ίσύιω, f ισω, p. ixa, to eat. 
 
 "Έσ•βω, 2. a. imperat. m. of 'ίνίμι, to send; 
 2. a. Hv, 2. a. m. ίμην. 
 
 ^Έα-ιγύό'/ι, Dor. for ia-iyrjn, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. pas. from σιγάω, f. 'Α<τω, to be silent. 
 
 'Ej(n'^i7y,for uin^sTv, 2. a. inf. and 
 
 Έο•/^>7, Poet. for uffi}^, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. 
 act. and 
 
 'Έ,α-ί^ων, part. 2. a. of ίσίϊ^ω, to look at, 
 behold. 
 
 ΈίΓ;£ΐ/α/, to send in ; to enter in ; jyres. inf. 
 from ίσ'ΐ'/ιμι. From Ίημι, to send ; or "αμι, for 
 ύμι, to go. 
 
 ΈσΙναντο, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. m. from trive- 
 μαι, or σίνω, to hurt, injure. 
 
 "Έ,σ-ΐζ, ίω;, h, desire, passion. From 'άμαι. 
 
 'Έιΐητ'^ξ4α, or £<V/T>?^ia, the Calends of Jan- 
 uary, the day when all the magistrates entered 
 upon office at Athens ; also the sacrifices and 
 festivals celebrated at the beginning of the new 
 year. From ύ'αίμι, to enter. Th. ίω or 
 ίίμι. 
 
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 Ε2Π 
 
 • Έί*/ίί?Γα, 5. sing, impei^. act. of (τιωτάω, 
 
 Λ ήσω, p. !η(ηω<7Τ7ίκ,α,, to be silent. 
 
 "Ί^ίΓκαμμαί, peyf. pas. of σ•κ.ά^Τύ>, f. •φω, 
 
 p. ία-^ίχφα, 2. a. act. ϊίτχ,α,φον, 1. a. J^^^s, 
 
 'Έισχ,άτόίτο^ for uff^^carihro, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 ind. m.'of ίΐσκ.ατατΐ6νΐ(^Ί• From &}$, κιχ,τα, and 
 τΐύημίι/• ^ήσω, to put or place ; 2. a. m. ίύτι- 
 
 "Έ^σΐ'.κφα, Jierf. act. and 
 
 'Έ^σκάφτιν, 2. a. j)as. from σχ,άτττω, to dig. 
 See "ΈισκΆμμα». 
 
 "Έα-χε, for vi, 3. sing, im/peif. Ion. from 
 ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 ''EitfKt^arff , for hx'i^ciffi, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. from (Τκ,ί^ίίω, f. άνω, to scatter. 
 
 "ΈΑίΤχιμμα,ι, perf. pas. of σχΊ'τττομα.ι. 
 
 'Έσκιμμίνωζ, adv. considerately, deliberately, 
 drcumspectly. From the preceding. 
 
 'Έα-χίνά'^α.'Ται, Ion. for ίτκ,ιυασμίνοι tiff), 
 
 3. j)l• I'^zf• P"^• '^^^ 
 
 'Έ,^χευα^Λτο, Ion. for ζ(Τχίυα.σμίνοι '/iffccv, 
 3. pi. pluperf. pas. from σχ,ίυάΧ,ω, to prepare, 
 to equip. Th. (Τ.κίύος. 
 
 'Έσ•χίυα.σ•μίνοζ, part. perf. pas. from the 
 same verb. 
 
 'Έΰ-χίνύξ'/ιμαι, perf. pas. of αχιυωφ,ομα,ι, to 
 guard or keep the vessels or utensils ; to plot, 
 to contrive. From σχευος, a vessel, and ουξος, 
 a keeper. 
 
 'Έίϊχνινωσιν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. from 
 0κ,νινΌω, to dwell, to abide. Th. axmn. 
 
 'Έ,σχ'ι^ναντο, 3. p)l. imperf pas. from ffxi- 
 ^ννιμι, in jms, (Τχΐ^να,μαι, imperf. ΙίΤχι^νάμτιν. 
 
 Th. (TX^VM. 
 
 'Έα-χίξτχ, for -αε, 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 and 
 
 'Έιτχίξτων, for -aov, 3. pi. imperf. act. from 
 fxiorUM, to spring, to leap. Th. α-^.αίξ&ι. 
 
 "Έσ•χλ'/ιν, vs, ^, 2. a. ind. act. of the verb 
 «χλτιμι, from ffxXica, by Sync, for σχίΧ'ζω, 
 p. itrxXfixa, part. icrxXtixu;, and Ια-χλτ^ωί, dry. 
 Th. σχίλλω. 
 
 'Έα-χομία-α,ί, to bring in, to import, 2. a. inf. 
 act. From Is, in, for tU, and κομίζω, f. icreu, 
 to carry. Th. χομίω. 
 
 "Έσ-χον, ίζ, imperf. Ion. for 'Jv, from ΰμ), 
 to be. 
 
 'Έσ•χοζΌ^ια•ύς μί, thou hast provoked or vexed 
 me, or thou hast brought tears into my eyes ; 
 literally thou hast poisoned me with garlic ; 
 fro7n σχοζοΙΊζω, to feed with garlic. Th. 
 ίτχόξοοον. 
 
 '^σχοτΊσύην, ns, vi, \. a. ind. pas. of trxorl- 
 ζω, f. 'V«, p- Ισ-χότιχΒΐ, to darken, obscure ; 
 perf. pas. ί(ΤχΌτκτμ.αι. Th. axorot. 
 
 '''^σχΰ'Λτω, to stoop down in order to look to, 
 to keep in. Th. χύτττω, f. -^ω. 
 
 "Έσ-χύ)';ττίν, 3. sing, imperf. act. of ο-χύττω, 
 f. -φω, p. 'ίσχωΐ^α, to jest at, to scoff; 1 . a. 
 
 iffKCif^X. 
 
 Έίτλί, β, proper name of a man, Esli, inde- 
 clin. Hebr. a prince. 
 Έιτλον, Dor. for lff6\h, good ; from ϊ<τ6λΌί, 
 
 *'Ea'Xui,for "iffXous, good. Dor. See the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Έα•μαξκγίίο•ίν, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act. from 
 ίτμχξαγεω, to resound, to roar. Hence νμα- 
 ξχγίζύί, the same. 
 
 'Έσ•μάσ•σ•ω, to touch internally or deeply, 
 to impress. Th. μάα-σω. 
 
 'Έσμϊν, 1 . 2jI. j)res. ind. of ιΐμ) to be. 
 
 "Έίτμ'ήγμα,ι, perf. pas. from σμνιχ^ω, f. ^ω, 
 the same with σμάω, to scour, to wipe clean. 
 
 ΈιΤ^βί, ου, ό, a swarm of bees. From Χω, 
 to send, jilso a troop, a multitude, an abun- 
 dance. 
 
 "Eca, or 'Iffui, pres. imperat. of ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 "Ecfl^iJi, or ilaoboi^ ου, h, an entrance ; a tax, 
 a revenue. From us, in, and o^os, a way. 
 
 'ΈσΌίχίζω, to take or bring home ; to setjje 
 inhabitants in a place. Th. oJxos. 
 
 "Έα-ΰΐντο, 3. pl.f opt. from ύμ), to be. 
 
 ""Kffoiffh, 2. pi, f. opt. Ισοίμην, of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "ΈισΌμοί,ι, and 
 
 'Έ.α•όμίόοί, 1 . pl.f. and 
 
 "Έα•οντ% for 
 
 "Έα-οντοα, 3. Jfl.f from ι]μι, to be. 
 
 'Έ^σ'οτττομοίΐ, to look in or upon. Th. o^rrt- 
 μχί, f ο•φομθίί, p. ώμμαι. 
 
 "Έ,ιτοττξον, ου, το, a mirror or looking glass* 
 Fro7n the preceding. 
 
 'Έ.α•οξΜν, pres. inf. from 
 
 'Έ(;οξοίω, to look at or upon. Th. οξάω. 
 
 ^Έιa^oζίis, and ΙΰΌξγ, Dor. for Itfo^Zs and Itro^Zt 
 for iiro^aus, and Iffogau, 2. and 3. sing. j)res. 
 ind. act. and 
 
 'ΈιΟΌξΐίΤί, for Ισ-οξκη, 2. pi, pres, ind. act. 
 from ίο-οζκω, to look at, behold. Th. οξάω. ■ 
 
 'Έ•σ■oξΰμis, Dor. for ΙσΌξωμεν, 1. pi. jn'BS. 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έιτοξων, part. pres. act. in pi. 1<τοξωντε$• and 
 
 'Έσ-οξωίπν, for -aouertv, 3. pi. ind. act. from 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Έισουμοίΐ, »?, ίϊτου. Dor, for εσομα,ι, γ, ίτοιι, 
 l.f. of the verb είμ), to be. * 
 
 'Έ•α•οφίσ•α7ο, 3. dng. 1. a. ind. m. from, 
 aΌ(p^'ζoμoί^,f ΊίΤομκι, p. (Τί(τΌφιΐτμοι,ι, to invent or 
 contrive ingeniously, to be instructed in ; to 
 know, to overreach, deceive. Th. ffo^is. 
 
 Έο-ό-ψομαι, I'f. m. From sis cind ο^τομαι, 
 to see. 
 
 Έβ•9τά.^'/!μοΐί, perf. pas. from ιτίταύάω, to 
 weave, to waste, to squander ; to heap up, ac- 
 cumulate. Th. ff'Tei^'A, an instrument used in 
 weaving, a shuttle, spatula, ^-c. 
 
 ^ΈJtrhroι.ύnμivos, part. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έα-'^άύων, for -aov, 1. sing, imperf. act. 
 from the same. 
 
 "ΈιίΤ'^τα,χα, J'Jer^. act. of σ•^άω, f. ά(Τω, to 
 draw. 
 
 'Ε(Γ•τά^αξεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of α-ττα- 
 ζά,σσω, f. ζω, p. Ιΰ-^κξαρ^^α, to tear, rend, 
 mangle. 
 
 'Έ.α•7τάξίαίί, perf. inf. pas. from ff'r^^ζω,f. ξω, 
 p. ϊίτ^οίξχοί, to sow ; 1. a. ifxu^ui, perf, pas. 
 %<Τ9Τ(χ,ζμ»ι. 
 
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 353 
 
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 'ΈιΤίΤΛξμίνΰί, VI, ev, part. X>crf. pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'Έισ7τάσατ^β)τ \σ<τά<τατ»^ 3. &ing, 1 . a. ind, 
 τη. arid 
 
 "Έα-τί, 3. sing. 2. o. ind. act. ίστον, is, 
 Jrom σττά,ω, to draw. 
 
 ^Έο-ίτε/^Λί, 1. a, act. of σ-ηίξΜ, J". &ζΰ, to 
 sow. 
 
 "Έιίττηιιτα, 1. a. act. and 
 
 'Ea-Tniff^'/iv, 91S, 71, 1. a. pas. and 'icrTiiirren, 
 3. sing. pei^. pas, ίστεισμα/, Jrom στίν^ω, 
 to pour out. 
 
 ΈιΤ'Τίοχ, us, 91, the evening j the west. Th. 
 Ότ-ζτεξΟ!• 
 
 'Έ,α-^ίξαζ, adv. in the evening. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 'Έσ-τίξία, as, h, the evening. From Ιστί- 
 
 'Έιa^■7rίξths, ων, at, the Hesperides, the daugh- 
 ters of Hesperus ; and 
 
 'Έσ■7Γίξιos, ov, of the evening, in the evening ; 
 situated towards the west, or western. From 
 
 "ESriEPOS, ov, 0, the evening star, the 
 evening, the west ; of the evening, western ; 
 as ifiu τίξα$, the end of the daj'. 
 
 "ΕίΓ•Τ£(Τ^«/, to follow. Poet, for iVitr^a/, pres. 
 inf. m.from 'ί^τω, to follow. 
 
 "Έ,σ'^ίτί, 2. pi. pres. imperat. act. from 
 iffTTco, to say ; Poet, for ίτω, 1. a. uTa. 
 
 "ΕίΤίΤίτβ, Poet, for titfinTo, 3. jyers. sing, 
 imperf ofiffTofAaiffor Ίτομαι, to follow. 
 
 "ΈίΐΤ'τηυ^ον, 3. pi. imperf. act. from σ<ζηυ^ω, 
 to make haste; 1. a. ind. act. 'ί(τ<7ηυσα, as, t. 
 
 'Ka-Tri^^wf/iivos, τι, ov, part. perf. pas. from 
 «ΤΤίλόω, f uirtu, p. Ιστίλωκα, to spot, soil, 
 defile. Th. ff-rlXos. 
 
 'Τ&ίττλΆγχ^ν'κχίι^ν, vis, v, 1• a. ind. pas. of 
 ν^λ.α,γ^ν'ι'ζομαι, f. ισομ,Άΐ, ]7. itrTXay^vitrfiiai, 
 to be moved with pity. Th. ff'^r'kayxyov. 
 
 "Ί^Λα-ττοιΙω, the same with ί\σ<7Τοάω, to adopt ; 
 to join or associate to. Th. •χοιΊω, f {\σω, 
 p. 'Λκ,α. 
 
 "Έ.σ'ρτομαι, to follow, pursue, for Ί'Τομαΐ' opt. 
 itfTotfAtiv, part, ϊa^ίrόμεvos. Th. 'ίτω. 
 
 ΈίΤΤί^ί^', for ϊσ-ρτόμεύα, I . pi, pres. ind. 
 Poet, from, the j)receding. 
 
 "Eff-xrov, ες, ε, 2. a. of ιτίτάω, to draw, to 
 pull ; hence 2. a. inf. α-^εΐν, part, στων, in 
 2. a. m,. ί<ττόμ>]ν, 2. a. inf. σνεσύαι, jiart. στο- 
 μένος. 
 
 "Έ,σ-του^α, j). m. from σ'τεν^ω, to make 
 haste. 
 
 ^Έ^ιττηΰ^ασα, 1. a. act. from σ'ΤΤου^άζω, f. 
 ά(τω, to be zealous or diligent, to act with zeal. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 "Έ,/ττω, Poet, for 'ίτω, to speak. 
 
 ^Έ^ατζωμ, ό, a mans name, Esrom, indecl. 
 Hebr. by interpret, arrow of exultation. 
 
 "Ετ-β-α, as, ε, \. a. Poet, for utra, from εω, 
 or 'ίννυμι, to put on, to dress ; or from εω or 
 'ίζω, to seat, to place. 
 
 "ΕιΤίΓ«/, for iffai, 1 . a. inf. act. Poet, from 
 Ίω, or ϊζω, to place, to make sit, or 2. sing, 
 perf. for -Itroii^ from είμαι, perf, pas. of the 
 
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 verb 'iu, to clothe, put on ; to place, seat. (9/• 
 'i(fffat may he put for γ^σσαι, thou art clad, «5 if 
 from η^μκι, p^'if l^as. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έΰ-ίταμίνα, wrought up, enveloped ; part. 
 1. a.f. g.for Ιδ-αμίν/ι,, Poet, of ike verb εω, or 
 ϊνννμι, to clothe, to dress ; ενσάμενοι χξοΊ' χ,λΧ- 
 χον, mid. having put on our armour of brass. 
 
 "Έσ-σαν, Poet, by Systole for ήσαν, 3. j^l- iwi- 
 perf oftfie verb ιΐμ), to be. 
 
 "Έ,σσας, part. 1. a. act. Poet, for ϊσας^ and 
 
 "Έ^σσασθαί, for εσασύαι, 1 , a. inf. m. from 
 ϊω, to clothe or dress, to sit. 
 
 "Έ.σσε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. See "Έσσα. 
 
 "Έσσεαι, Ion. and Poet, for sVjj, 2. sing. fat. 
 of the verb είμ), to be. 
 
 "Έ^σσεαι, Poet, for έΐσαι, 2. pers. sing, perf» 
 pas. είμαι, from ϊω, to sit, to clothe. 
 
 'Έσσεΐται, Poet, and Dor. for 'ίσεται, 3. 
 sing.fut. 'ίσομαί, of the verb εΙμ), to be. 
 
 "Εί-ο-ίτα/, 3. sing. fut. for 'ίσεται, from the 
 same. 
 
 "Εσσενα, Poet, for 'ίσευσα, 1 . a. ind. act. 
 in 3. pi. εσσεναν and 
 
 'Έίσσεύαντο, for ίσσεύσαντο, 3. pi. 1. a. in, 
 from σεύω, the same with σείω, to shake, to 
 move. 
 
 "Έσσενμαι, perf. pas. for ϊσευμαι. Ion. for 
 σεσενμαι• and 
 
 'Έσσεύοντο, they hotly pursued or chased j 
 they rushed ; for εσευοντο, 3. pi. imperf. from 
 σευομαι. Th. σείω. 
 
 ΈοΊΓ^ν, rivos, 0, a king, especially the king of 
 the bees. From το ϊσαι. 
 
 'Έ,σσ), Poet, for u, or sTj, 2. sing, and 
 
 "Έ>σσο, Poet, for ίσο, pres. imperat. from 
 εΙμ) to be. 
 
 'Έσσo,for ίσο, by double σ, and this Ion. for 
 εϊσο, 2. sing, pluperf. pas. of εω, or ενννμ,ι, 
 f εσω, ]). εΊκα, to clothe or dress ; jferf. pas, 
 είμαι, pluperf, ε'ιμνιν, 
 
 ^Έσσόμενα, future events ; part. n. pi. from 
 
 'Έ•σσόμενο5, vi, ev, for ΐσόμενος, in dat. plur. 
 Ion. ίσσομενοισι• from ε'ιμι, to be. 
 
 "Έ,σσον, for 'ίσον, \. a. imjierat. act, of the 
 verb 'ίω, to clothe, to dress. 
 
 Έσσόομαι, to be overcome or vanquished ; 
 Ion. for νισσωμαι, from ησσάαμαι, ωμαι. Th. 
 νήσσων, less, inferior to. 
 
 'Ea-e'itJi', Ion. for ίισσοΰν, or more commonly 
 ίισσαν, pres. inf. of the same verb. 
 
 "'Κσσυύεν, they rushed forth ; Bceot. and by 
 doubling σ, for Ισύβησαν, 3. j)l. 1. a. ind. pas, 
 from ίσύβην, of the verb σύω, or αύω, to shake^ 
 to move. Th. σε'ιω. 
 
 "Έ^σσυμαι, σαι, rai. Poet, and by Metathesis 
 for σ'εσυται, perf. pas. and 
 
 'Έσσυμενος, for σ^συμεvos, pari. perf. pas, of 
 the same. 
 
 'Έ,σσvμivωs, adv. speedily, rapidly, impetu- 
 ously, precipitately. From the preceding. 
 
 "Έ,σσυτ\for 'ίσσυται, and this for σ'εσυται, he 
 rushed ; 3. sing, perf, pas, and 
 
 "Έσσυτο, for σεσυτα, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. 
 from ffVMffor σεύω, to shake, to drive. Th. σείω. 
 
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 E2T 
 
 "Ei^'ff-iw, Poet, fur ίσ•ω, \'f. ccet. qf'iajf to set, 
 to place ; 1 . a. εΤβτα. 
 
 'Κσσωβηναι, from ισίοομα*•, Herod, νϋ, 
 
 10;] 
 
 "Έί(Τα•ωμα.ι, Ion. for 'ή^σωμαι, perf. of the 
 
 verb \ίΤ(τΌομαι, Ion. for '/ιιτσάομαι, to be Van- 
 quished; γννΰϋκΰ; '/itrffM^ivus, overcome by his 
 wife, Eurip. nicest, 697 •, Hecub. 1252 ; h^iov, 
 defeated by the right wing, Supplic. 205. Th. 
 
 '/ifffCuV, 
 
 "Έίΐτ^ων, ovi};, ο κ,α.) 'hi Ion, for η(τα•ω, inferior, 
 less. 
 
 ^'R(rT,for ΐ/Τ7ί, 3. sing, from ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 "Εσ•τδί«, I stood ; Ion, by Sync, for ϊστ'/ικα, 
 pcrf. act. oflirryi^t, to stand, to place. 
 
 "Eo-ra^jy, they stood; Hceot. by Sync, for 
 la'ra.^'/]ffCiVf 3. pL of 
 
 ''Άστάύνιν, I was placed; 1. a. mrf. ραί. of 
 Ίβ^'τημ,ι, to stand. 
 
 "Έ,α-τχζι, 3. sing, imperf. act. of the verb 
 (Ττάζω, f ξ«, to drop. 
 
 "Εϋττα;, by Syiic. for 'iairat, 3. n7ig. f of 
 ily.), to be. 
 
 'Eirra/jjy, jn-es. opt. act. from ίβ-τ^ιμι, for 
 'la-T'/j/Jci, to stand ; to place, erect ; imperat. 
 'iffrcJiy inf. lirravm, part. ϊ(Τ•τάς. 
 
 ^'^2ff'ra.Ka,,for ίίττνικα,, perf act. from iVr»^/, 
 
 2. o. ίίττην, to stand. 
 
 "Έιΰττα,κτο, Ion. for ntrraxro, 3. sing, pluperf 
 2)αέ. '/ιττά-Ύμγιν' from (Ττά-ζω, f ζω, p. 'ϊίταχ^Λ^ 
 to drop, distil. 
 
 Έίτταλάδατβ, Ion. by TUoixastn of the syllable 
 ^a, for ίσ-τάλατΟ} and this for ΙσταΧμίνοι '/ισοι,ν, 
 
 3. pi. plupef. pas. from στίλλω, f. λω, to 
 adorn, equip ; \. a. ία•-αλ.κ, j). m. εα-τολχ. 
 
 'Έστά.λατ, they were girt up or prepared ; 
 for Ιιττύλαται, Ion. for ίσ-ταλμίνοι Uffi, 3. J)l. 
 perf. and 
 
 Έιττάλατβ, Ion. for ίσταλμίνοι ^ffixv, 3. pi. 
 juuperf pas. and. 
 
 'EirraXjjVj 2. a. pas. from ειτταλον, 2. a. act. 
 end 
 
 "Κότταλχκ, p. act. from στίλλω, to send, to 
 adorn; 2.f. ντα,λω, p. j^as. 'ία-ταλμαι, 1. a. 
 p. ϊστάλόην. 
 
 "ΕίΤΤΛμίν, Ion. for "(ττα,μιν, 1 . l^l. pres. of 
 'ϊστΆμι, Poet, for Ίστί^μι, to stand, set up ; 
 whetice itrrecTi, Iffroitri, Itrravcti, ίηβη. Itrrciim, 
 opt. Or, according to others, ϊσταμίν is jmt 
 by Sync, for ία-τ^χχμίν, pe7f. act. (f'ίΰ■ryιμι. 
 
 'Έ^στάμιν, Ion. for ϊστάνΆΐ, and this for 
 {(ττύνοα, pres. inf. act. of the same verb. 
 
 "Kirrav, Ba;ot. by Sync, for ϊστ'/ατα,ν, 3. j)l. 
 2. a. act. tar'/iv from the same verb. 
 
 Έίττάνα/, by Sync, for Ιβ-ταχενα/, 2^^rf• ^^\f• 
 itf "κίττιμι. Or, as some say, it is the pres. inf. 
 from ϊστ'/ιμι, in like manner as Itrravm, from 
 'ίστ'/ιμι. 
 
 'Ίίσταότ', for ΙίτταότΛ, acc sing, or ϊσταόπ, 
 iiom. dual, standing ; from, nom. ϊα-ταωι, by 
 Sync, for ίστα,κ,ω;, oro;, j)arl. pe>f. act. of 
 %τκμι, to set up, to place. 
 
 "Β^στΆίταν, and Oor, Ιστύσαν, 3. pi. 2. a. 
 Poet, for ea-rrie'a.vyfrom 'itrrojv, 2. a. of the same 
 
 verb. It changes the breathing in the aorists ; 
 or if asjnrated ϊ/ττοίσκν is pid by Sync, for 
 ί(Ττ»κΐί(Τύΐν, or la-TctKUffav, 3. pi. pluperf from, 
 Ίσ•7'/ιμΑ• or it is 3. pi. imperf. act. for 'IffrccffaVf 
 from \ίτ'/\μι, for Ίιτ7τ,μι, to stand. 
 
 'Έ,στάσαντο, Dor. for Iffrmavro, 3. j)l. 1. a. 
 ind. mid. and 
 
 'Έαττάσατο, Oor. for ί<ττ'^σ«'Γο, 3. sing» 1. a. 
 ind. m. οβΊστ-ζιμι, to stand, to get up. 
 
 Έίττασ•;, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. from ία-τρ^μί. 
 Poet, for Ί/τταμι, to place, to stand. Or ϊστοίσ* 
 is jmt by Sync, for ίστ-^Άο,σΊ, 3. pi. peif. ind. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έττύτω, 3, nng. imperat. act. iirraui, άτω, 
 from the same verb. 
 
 'Έ,ιτταωί, contract, for ϊστιχ,κ,ωί, jmrt. perf. 
 act. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Έβ-τε, 2. 2^1• l^res. ind. of ΰμ) to be. But 
 
 "Es-TS, 2. pi. pres. imperat. t<ro, Ίστω, of the 
 same verb. Also 
 
 "Έστί, so long as, until. From U, for u;, 
 and Ts. 
 
 "Έιΰ-τίίλα, 1. a. ind. act. of στίλλω, f λω, 
 p. ζστα,λκα, to send, to adorn. 
 
 ^Εσταλήμην, ω, α,το, 1. α. 7)1. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ^Έισηι-χ^ον, 3. pi. imperf. act. of the verb 
 στίΐχ^ω, f ξω, ρ), 'ίσηιχ^α,, to go in a row or 
 rank. 
 
 "EcTSviv, 3. sing, imperf act. from, στίνω, 
 f. νω, to groan. Th. στίνόξ. 
 
 'Έ,σπξ^ωβτισΛν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. jias. of 
 στίξίόω, f. άσω, to make strong or firm ; 1. a. 
 ίστίξίωσχ. et;, s. Th. στίξίοξ. 
 
 'Έ,στίξ^μ/ϋί, σαι, τα,ι, peif. ind. jyas. from 
 στΐξίω, f γ,σω, to deprive ; 1. a. pas. ίστεξή- 
 ΰίΐν, 1. a. inf. στίξ^ιίκ,ναι. 
 
 'Έσηφάνιζα,, Oor. for Ισηφά,νισα, 1. a. ind. 
 act. of στίφίχ,νίζω, f. ίσω, or ί'ξω, to crown. Th. 
 στίφω. 
 
 'ΈΛστί(pxvoυro,for -όετο, 3. sing, imperf jms. 
 and 
 
 ^Έστεφοίνωσοίτο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. a7id 
 
 'Έ^στίφύνωταί, 3. sing. peif. ind. pas. ίση- 
 φάνωμ,ίχ,ί, σαι, τχΐ' from στεφανόω, to crown, to 
 surround. Th. στέφω. 
 
 "Έστεψε, 3. sing, imperf. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έστεωί, ωτοί. Poet, by Epenthesis of £, 
 for εστως, by Crasis for εστακ,ω;, part. perf. 
 act. from Ίστημι, f στήσω, p. εστιΛχα, to place, 
 to stand, 2. a. εστί^ν. 
 
 "Έ,σττι, he stood, 3. sing. 2. o. ind. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 "Έστyικ.\for ϊστηχα, as, h perf act. and 
 
 'Έ,στή}(•αντι, Dor. for ίστήχασι, 3. jyl. perf. 
 act. from the same verb, 
 
 ΊΆστιηαω, to stand ; pres. formed from the 
 perf. ίστ^ικα, of the verb. Ίστιιμι, pcrf. m. ε'ιστΆ- 
 κ,α, phiperf. p. εΊστιηχ.ίΐν, in 3. pi. εστήκεισαν, 
 Jtt. 
 
 'Έ,σττίχαί, Ότοί, part, perf from the same verK 
 
 "Έστ'/ιν, 2. a. ind. act. 8ββ"Έ,στη. 
 
 Έστήξίΐ, and Ιστνί^εται, 3. sing,. 1 . f. ind. 
 act. and m, of εστήκω» to stand ; formed in 
 
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 JB55 
 
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 the Syracusnn manner from the peif. ϊστΆκα, 
 of' the verb Ίστνιμι. 
 
 'Έσ•τ'/ΐξΐγμίν/>ί, perf. part, and 
 
 'Έσ-τ'Λξΐκ,τκι, 3. sing. perf. pas. from ση^ξίζω, 
 .f• ϊ'^9 Ρ• X"-> to set firmly, to fix, to strength- 
 en ; perf. pas. ίστνξίγμα/, ξα/, jyluperf. ίστη- 
 piyfi'/iVf ξο, χ,το. 
 
 "Ea-r*iirct, a;, s, 1. o. ind. act. and 
 
 Έστ'/ιτάμ'/ιν, ω, ccro, 1. a. ind. m. and 
 
 "Έ.σττισα.ν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. «Vtsiv, β•ο?η 
 1(ττγιμι, to stand. 
 
 ΈίΤτ>;Λΐί, standing, that stood; by Sync. for 
 Ιστ^ικωί, oTos, part, perf, f the same verb. 
 
 'Ka-Tt, 3. sing. pres. of ufju, to be ; ta-n S-ta- 
 ffatr^cci, one may see, Theoplir. Char. 2.] 
 
 Έ2ΤΓΑ, ai, h, a fire-place or hearth, a 
 household deity ; a house ; a family ; also 
 Vesta, a goddess. 
 
 'Έιστιάύνιν, Ion. for ζ'κττιάβγ,ν, rn, n, \. a. 
 ind. pas. from Ιστιάω^ to receive into one's 
 house ; to entertain. From the preceding. 
 
 'Έ,ιττιύομα,ι, ωμαι, to eat, to feast. See Έίττί- 
 
 'Έστ/α;, οίος, vt, a priestess of Vesta, a 
 vestal. From, ΙστΙα. 
 
 Έΰ -Tiairii, ιω;, 'h, a feast, an entertainment. 
 
 Έβ-τ/άίΤΛ/ν, pari, i.f act. of the verb ϊιττιύ,ω, 
 to receive into one's house, to entertain. From 
 \βτΙα., a house, a fire-place. 
 
 ΈίΓτ;ατβ^/α, aj, ^, a feasting, a banquet. 
 
 Έίττ/ατό^/βν, ου, το, a banqueting room $ and 
 
 'Έισ'Τίοίω, f. άσω, p. ύστ'ια,χ,α. (for it takes t 
 after z, for the augment J , to receive into one's 
 house, to entertain as a guest ; to feast •, 
 to celebrate by a banquet ; ίττιωμίνων ^ξωτος^ 
 the first of the guests, Theophr. Char. 2 •, 
 Itrrtaea yi^ou?, to give a nuptial feast. From 
 Itrr'ici, a fire-side, a house.] 
 
 "Έιστιζίν, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of στύζω, 
 f. -φω, to tread. 
 
 'E<rr<;^£T>?v, 3. dual. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 imt;!(^u,f. 'ξω, to move in ranks, to step ; 2. a. 
 itrrt^ov. 
 
 'Έ,ο-τί^όωντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas. Poet, for 
 ισηχ^ωντο, and this for ίστιχ^άοντο^ from irri- 
 χύω. From the sa7ne Th. 
 
 'Έβ-ηύμίνο;, jmri. pas. from Ισηάω, Theophr. 
 Char. 2.] 
 ^ "Έιίττο, Poet, or Ton. for ίΤιττο, or uro, 3. 
 sing, piuperf pas. ύμ•/ιν, from the verb ϊω, or 
 ^vvυμ^,f. 'ίσω^ to set or place ; to clothe ; j^erf 
 pas. ίΊμοίΐ. 
 
 'Έ.(ττΰζίον, imperf. act. of στοζίω, ^ol. for 
 ΰτΌμιω,, to revile, to insult. Th. στόμα. 
 
 'Έ^ιττομύό'/ιν, 1. «. pas. fr^m στομοω, f. ωσω, 
 to open. From the same Th. 
 
 ^^(TTov, dual. num. pres. of ίΐμΐ. But 
 
 "Έα-ταν, 2. dual. num. imperut. 'iao, έστω. 
 Also for yjTov, 9.. dual, imperf of the same. 
 
 'Έ,στονά,χ^ιΖ,ίν, he groaned or sighed, 3. sing, 
 imperf act. of the verb στονοίχ^ΊΖ,ω, f. Iffcj, 
 p. iffTovapf^r^a. Th. σηνό;. 
 
 "Ειο-τοξγα., psrf. m. of the verb α-τίξγω, f, ^&, 
 to love, to l)e .^utisfiod. 
 
 'Έστοξγωί, oro;, jyart. perf mid. of the pre^. 
 ceding verb. 
 
 'Έα-τόξίσα, 1. a. ind. act. from στοοίώ, 
 f iaca, and ήσω^ to spread, to strew, 1. a. pas. 
 Ιστοοίσύ'/ίν. 
 
 Έο-τό^ίτα/, or ϊστΌξοτ(χ,ι, Dor. for ίστοξί- 
 
 ffToii, 3. sing. perf. pas. from, στοξίω, to 
 
 spread. Or, according to others, ΙστΌξοται is 
 
 Dor. for ϊστξωτα,ι, 3. pers. from στξωννύω^ 
 
 f στς^ωσω, the same luith στοξίω. 
 
 "Έ,στξκμμα,ι, -φαι, 'TTTai^j^erf. pias. of the verb 
 στξ'ί<ρα), f. "ψω, to turn. 
 
 'Έ,στξΆΤΰτί^ίνσχ, aj, s, 1. a. ind. act. from 
 σΎζο,τοττΐόίΰω, to pitch a camp. From στοα.'- 
 To;, an army, and irsoev, the ground. 
 
 'Έ,στξατόίιΐντο, Poet, for ιστξοιτωντο, and 
 this for -άοντο, 3. pi. imperf. of στοατάομαι, to 
 encamp. Th. στξΆτό;. 
 
 'Έστξάφα,το, 3. pi. piuperf. pas. Ion. for 
 \στ^α.μμ'ίνοί 'h σαν, from στξίφύιΐ, f "ψ», p. ψα^ 
 to turn ; perf. pas. ϊστξαμμαι. 
 
 'Έ,στράφγιν, 2. α. ind. pas. of the sarne verb. 
 
 'Έστζίφά)ίν, 1. a. jKis. and 
 
 "Έστξίφον, ss, i, imperf. act. of ffT^ifca^ 
 f -φω, to turn. 
 
 'ΈJστξ'/|v^aσa, a;, t, 1. a. ind. act. of στξτι- 
 vιάζω,f. άσω, p. Ιστξ-/ι*ίαχα, to live a profligate, 
 dissolute life. Th. στρή^ος. 
 
 "Έστξοφα, p. m. of the verb στξίφω. 
 
 "Έ,στξωμαι, perf pas. and 
 
 'Έιστξωμίνοί, part. peif. pas. from στξάν.- 
 νυμι, f στξώσια, the same as στοξία, to spread} 
 
 "Έ,στξωσχ, 1 . a. act. and 
 
 "Έστξωτο, 3. sing. j)hiperf pas. from the 
 same verb. 
 
 "Έ'στυγον, 2. a. ind. act. from στυγία, or 
 the obsol. στύγω, f στύ\ω, to hate, to abhor. 
 
 'Έ•στνφιλίξίν, he dispersed or scattered, 3. 
 sing. 1 . a. ind. act. from στυφιΧίΖ,ω, f. ^ω, te 
 treat harshly, to abuse. Th. στύφω, f. -φω. 
 
 "Έστω, 3. n7ig. imperat. of ίΐμΐ, to be. 
 
 'ΈιστωμνΧάμιιιν, ω, ατο, 1. a. in. of στωμύλ~ 
 Χω, the same as στωμνλίω, to be loquacious, to 
 blab, prate. Th. στόμα. 
 
 "Έστων, 3. dual, imperat. of si μ), to be. 
 
 "Έ,στωξ, ΰξος, ό, the peg which fastens the 
 yoke to the beam. From ϊω, to send, bctter 
 ίχτωξ, from 'ίχ,ω, to have, hold. 
 
 'Έστω;, ωτοξ, in f. g. Ιστωσα, part, peif 
 act. for ϊστακαΐζ, by Sync, ϊσταω;, and by 
 Crasis, ϊστωζ, ωτος, in gen. pi. Ιστωτων,βνιιι 
 'ίστημι, to stand. 
 
 "Έστωσαν, 3. pi. imperat. pres. from ύμ), 
 to be. 
 
 'Έστωτίς, nom. pi. from \στως. 
 
 'Έισν^',-,ν, 1. α. 2KIS. of σvω,for σ-ύω, to moA'e. 
 Th. σίίω. 
 
 'Έσίλα, he stripped or plundered, 3. sing, 
 impef. of σ'ίΧάω,, f. ίισω. Th. σϋΧτ,. 
 
 'Κσύλίνον, tmpeif. act. of σνλίύω, to plunder, 
 to strip. 
 
 'Έσυ\ι7νκ,α, a?, s, 1. a. ind. act. Att. for 
 συνγίαα,ρ^ονι σνήτιμι, f συν'Ασω, to understands 
 to perceive. From σνν, and i«, to send. 
 
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 'Έα-ύ<τηζΰν, afterwards, for the futuie. JTrom 
 \; and υσπξΰ;, posterior. 
 
 'Έ,ιτφάγί^ν, >jf, >}, 2. a. ind. pas. from ίσ•φα- 
 yov, is, I, 2. a. ind. act. of σφάττω, or σφάζω, 
 J". ζ,Μ, to flay ; pei/. pas. ί(τφχγμιχ/. 
 
 ^Ι^σφαγμίνοί, jyerf. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 "Έβ-φΆζον, 3. p^. impeif. act. of (rφάZ,ω,f. ξα>, 
 to slay. 
 
 'Έ.ΰ-φχίξωτο, 3. sing. j)liiperf. pas. of σφα,ι- 
 ξόω, f. ύσαι, to make round like a ball. Tli. 
 σφχΐξκ. 
 
 'Έα-φάλην, νις, '/ι, 2. a. ind. pas. from ϊβ-φα- 
 λον, Εί, ΐ, 2. a. ind. act. of\he verb σφάλλω, 
 f. α,Χω, p. ϊσφΰίλκ,χ, to deceive. 
 
 "Εε-ί^αλ^α;, jKrf. pas. from ίσφΛλκα, peif. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 "Έα-φα^κν, 3. j)!. 1. a. ind. act. of σφάζω, 
 f. άζω, to kill, to slay ; p. m. εσφαγα. 
 
 'Κσφαξάγιζον, they raised or excited with a 
 noise •, yJvty, Hesiod. Theog. 706 ; imperf. of 
 σφαροίγιζω. Th. σφκξΧ'γβζ. 
 
 "Έισφ'ήλα,, I deceived, 1. a. ind, act. of 
 σφάλλω, f. α,λω. 
 
 "Έσφιγγίν, 3. Sing, imperf. act. and 
 
 "Έσφιγγε, 3. sing, 1. a. ind, act. of σφίγγω, 
 f. γζ,ω, to bind fast. 
 
 'Έΰ-φξάγιτίν, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of σφξαγίξω, 
 f, ίσω, p. 'ίσφοάγικοί, to seal; 1. a, pas. 
 ίσφξοίγ'ΐιτβην. Th. σφραγίς. 
 
 'Έ^σφξο,γίσύηη, 2. pi. I. a. ind. pas. and 
 
 'Έ,σφξΆγισμίνοζ, part. perf. pas. of the same 
 verb and Th. 
 
 Έ2ΧΑ'ΡΑ (ισχ^&ξα.], a?, τι, a fire-place, 
 hearth, altar, an eschar or ι b made by burn- 
 ing or cauterizing. L'inc Ei.gl. a scar. 
 
 'Έ^σρι^&ξίων, ωνοί, ο, ±κ.^1. the "ame. 
 
 'Έσχ^άξ};, ί^ος, ή, a little fire- )lace, a grate ; 
 a censer or perfuming pan. Th. Ισχ^άξα. 
 
 'ΈΑσχα,τιά, ag, h, end, extremity, confine ; 
 solitude ; and 
 
 Έο•;^ατ/>7, ns, 71, for the same, Theocr. in 
 Hyla, xiii, 25. Engl, the downs, the uncul- 
 tivated borders of a field. 
 
 ^ΈΛσχΛτογν,ζ^ωί, ω, ο, arrived at extreme old 
 age, decrepit, broken with j^ears. 
 
 "Έ.σχ^α,τον, ou, -to, extremity, end j also as an 
 adv. lastly. 
 
 "E2XAT02, >j, ov, last, extreme, utmost, 
 furthermost ; highest ; lowest ; first ; Ισχ^άτ-ζι 
 των υ'ιων h μήτγίξ ίτελευτ»?»•!, after all the 
 children, or last of all, died the mother, 2 Mac- 
 cab, vii, 41, supply α,'ττ'ο• and 
 
 ^Έ^σχ^α,τΌωσα, for ίσχ^οίτόίσσα, f. g. from 
 sp^KToiis, the same as the preceding. 
 
 ''Άσχ^ατως, adv. extremely, to the last de- 
 gree, to the uttermost ; ϊΐχάτως ϊχίΐ. Marc. 
 V, 23, she is in the last extreniit)% at the point 
 of death, Diod. Sic. Exc. de Virr. et Vit. 554. 
 ed. JVcss. See Schleusner. Th. ϊσχ^κτο;. 
 
 "Έ.σχί, 3. sing. 2. a. act. of Ίχ^ω, f. ϊζω, 
 p. ίσχ^ικκ, to have ; 2. a. Ισχύον, 2. a. sithj. 
 σχω, perf. pus. 'ΐσχημαι. 
 
 ^Υ^σχιύνιν, yii, η, \ . a. ind. pas. and 
 
 "}ίσ;ζ*ιχΆ, peif. act. from 'ίσχ^ω. 8€ΰ"Έσχί. 
 
 'Έσ^νιμανίζίτο, S. sing, imperf pas. from• 
 σχηματίζω, to form, to shape. From σχημιχ., 
 form, figure, shape. Th. Ίχω. 
 
 "Υ,σχικα, perf. act. of σχίζω, f Ίσω, to 
 cleave, to split ; j^erf pas. 'ίσχισμα,ι. 
 
 'Έσχίσ^'/ιν, ης, η, in 3. pi. Ισχίσ^/ισαν, 1. a. 
 ind. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έ,σχόμνιν, 2. a. m. and 
 
 "Έσχΰν, is, i, 2. a. ind. act. of εχω, id 
 have ; imperf. ίίχον. See "Έσχί. 
 
 "Έσω, 1. f. of ϊζω, to seat, to place ; or ϊω, 
 to clothe, to put on. 
 
 "Έσω, in, within, into ; ο 'ίσω, the inner ; adv. 
 which governs the genitive ; ojid 
 
 "Έσωύιν, from within, within ; ο Ίσωθιν, the 
 inner. From iis, in. 
 
 'Έ,σά^9ΐν, 1. a. ind. pas. of σώζω, f. σω, to 
 save ; p)erf. pas. σ'ζσωσμοα. 
 
 "Έσωσα, 1. α. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Έσωτΐξοί, ec, ov, interior, inner, innermost. 
 
 'Έσωφξονίσ^'/ΐν, vi?, n, 1. a. pas. of σωφρονίζω, 
 f ίσω, p. σίσωφξόνικα, to make wise ; to in- 
 struct. From σωφξων, wise, sober, temperate ; 
 from σόος, or σάος, by contract. σω$, sound, and 
 φρν\ν, mind. 
 
 "Et', for 'in, yet, still, further, moreover ; 
 for the future. 
 
 'Έτ&γτ,ν, 2. a. ind. pas. from τάσσω, or 
 -r'rω^f. \ω, p. χα,, to set in order, to airange ; 
 to appoint ; I. a. ίταγον. 
 
 ''Ετάζω, f. άσω. Dor. %ω, to examine, in- 
 quire, search into, investigate ; to punish, 
 Wisd. Salom, i, 9 ; vi, 3 ; xi, 10. From 
 inog, true. 
 
 'Έταβτιν, 1. a. ind. pas. of τύνω, f. τενωι 
 p. τίταχα, to scratch out, to extend ; perf. jms. 
 τ'ίταμαι. 
 
 "Έται, friends, companions, nom. pi. fro7H 
 iT'/ii• also citizens, Uesych.^ 
 
 'Έταίξα, as, τι, a mistress, a courtezan ; 
 and 
 
 'ΈταίξίΙα, as, h, a society, fellowship, amity, 
 an association ; a faction ; and 
 
 'Έταίξίω, f ίισω, to prostitute one's self. 
 From ϊταΊξος. 
 
 'Έταίξγι'ϊνι, ns, 91, Ion. for ίταίξύα, fellowship, 
 fraternity ; and 
 
 Έτα/^•-;<'βί, Ion. for iTai^uos, an epithet of 
 Jupiter, who presides over associations and ' 
 friendship. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έτί/Αξ'/ισις, εως, 'h, lewdness, prostitution. 
 From ίτχΐξίω. 
 
 'Έταίξία, xsi h, fellowship, society ; and 
 
 'Έταιαίζω, f, ίσω, to associate, to become a 
 companion, to help, assist ; and 
 
 'Έταίξίχος, ov, belonging to a companion or 
 friend, social ; meretricious. From 
 
 ΈΤΛΓΡ02, ou, 0, and ίτα,ξοί, a compan- 
 ion, a comrade, a friend j ϊτα7ξοι, the associates, 
 Lys. in Eratosth. 
 
 'Έτακ,ευ, Dor. for Ityikov, 2. sing, imperf. 
 from τγ,κομαι, to melt ; and 
 
 'Έτ&κ,νιν, 2. a. ind. pas. (f τ'/,ζω, Dor. τά- ' 
 xM,f. ζω, to mt'lt ; 2. a. iTUKov. 
 
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 'Έτχλάνί^,'.ν, S. sing, imperf. act. of raXavl- 
 \ω, f. σω, to account, and to call unhappy. 
 From τάΧαζ, α,νος, wretched, miserable. Th. 
 
 "Έταμον, 2. a. act. of νίμνα, to cut ; 2./. 
 ταμ ω. 
 
 'Έ>ταννα•ό•/ι, 3. sing. 1 . α. ind. pas. of rcuvvsa, 
 to stretch or extend. Th. τύνω. 
 
 'Έ.ταζχ, »s, i, 1. a. i)id. act. and 
 
 Έτ«ξά«»;ν, «, «-ί, 1 . a. ?n. from tmitu, or 
 .ττω, f. ζω, J). x%, to arrange, to set in 
 order. 
 
 'Έιτάξαζα, a,;, £, 1. a. hid. act. of τα,ζάίσω, 
 f. \ω, p. τίτάζαχοί., to disturb, throw into con- 
 fusion ; peif. ]>as. ητάξαγμαι^ 2. η. pas, 
 trci^a^6r,v. 
 
 'Έιτα,ξάχβγίίταν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 'lEr Αξίζω, Poet, for ίταίξίζω, ivhich see. 
 
 'Έταξίσσατ», 3. sing. 1 . a. in. Poet, by 
 doubling σ,β'οιη the preceding. 
 
 "Έιτα,ξοξ, ου, ό, Poet, for ίτα,Τξοί, a compan- 
 ion, a friend ; gen. pi. tra^uv. 
 
 'Έ,-τχα-μοί, ov, o, examination, inquisition, 
 inquiry, search : torture, 2, Mac. vii, 37. 
 From ίτά,ζο), f affu, to examine, to inquire. 
 
 ^Erecirev, άτω, \. a. imperat. of the jrreced- 
 ing verb. 
 
 'Έτά,φ'/ιν, 2. a. ind, pas. of ^a'Ttria, f, <ψδα, 
 to bury. 
 
 "Έταφον, 2. a. ind, act. and TiSriva, p. m. 
 of the same. See ^Έ,τίύνιτη. 
 
 'Έιτάχ^ννον, ίξ, ί, imperf. of ταχ^υνα», to 
 hasten, to accelerate. Th. ταχ^ΰί. 
 
 "Έ,τια, ηοτη. or ace. pi. from %tos, tosy to, 
 a year. 
 
 'Έτ'Μλΐί, 3. si7ig. jilnperf. vi.from Β-άΧΧα», 
 f. α,Χω, to flourish, to be green ; ]>. m. τί^γ,λ». 
 
 Έτί^ί^ν, 1. ο. ind. pas. of τί^/ιμι, f ^ricru, 
 to put or place ; 2. a. 'i^v. 
 
 'ΈίΤίύη-τη, Ion. for Ιτίΰή'πι, 3. sing, jyluperf. 
 m. of θ-άττω, to bury. Others derive it frotn 
 ^ή'^τω, or ^'Wi», f -φω, p. τί^τ/φ/ζ, to be 
 struck with astonishment ; j). m. τίβίττα. 
 
 'Έπβνηκ,ίιν, 1. si?tg, pluperf. ind, act. of 
 Β-ντ,σ-κω, to die ; 2.f. m. ^α,νουμα,ι, p. τίύνίΐκα., 
 
 2. a. ίίανον, p. ill. τίύνΛο,. Hence inf. τε- 
 
 "Έ/Τίίλαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. rf τελλω, to 
 to perform, malce, eiFect ; 1. a. ετζιλα. 
 
 "Έιτανα, 1. a, act. of tUvco, f τινω, j), τί- 
 Tzicx, to stretch out. 
 
 "Έτίΐο;, iiec, uov, yearly, annual. Th, 
 ετ«ί, TO. 
 
 "Έ.ηΐζ'Λ, 3. sing. imp. act. See 
 
 'Έτείξίτο, 3. si)ig. imperf pas, from πΊζω, 
 f τίξω, ]). τίτΰίξκ,κ, to afflict, to vex ; 1. a. 
 
 STUpOl. 
 
 "Έατικ, for ϊτιχί, 3. sing. 2. a. ίτίκον, sj, t, 
 of τίκτω, f. τϊξομβα, to bear, bring forth ; 
 p. m. τίτοκοί. 
 
 'Έιτίχνο'^οιήιτα.τβ, 3. nng. 1. a, ind. m. of 
 τίχνο^οίίω, to procreate children ; Ιηχ,νο'Τοίίί, 
 
 3, sing, imperf, act. From -ίκνον, a child, fa7r! 
 
 this from τίκτω, to bear, to bring forth) and 
 9Τΰΐίω, to m:ike. 
 
 'ΈΛΤίχν^ίεν, Bceot, for \τικνωέηα•α,ν, 3. J^^• 
 I. a. ind, pas. from τιανίω, to beget children. 
 
 'Έτίλίίετΰ, 3. sing, imperf. pas. Ion. and 
 Poet, for ΙτίλΙίτο, hy Pleonasm of /, from the 
 verb TiX'tu, to perform, to accomplish. Th. 
 τίλο;. 
 
 Έτ£λί/βν, they performed or accomplished, 
 for ίτίλίβν, 3. pi. imperf. act. of the same 
 verb, 
 
 Έτίλί/ή/^α, α?, β, 1.0. ind. act. of τίλαβώ, 
 f Λ,σκ, to finish, to perfect. From the same 
 Th. ^ 
 
 Έτίλβίτα, af, e, I completed; 1. a. ind. 
 act. of τίλίω. Th, τίλο;. 
 
 'Έτίλί(τί»ιν, fis, η, 1. β. ind. pas. of the same 
 Th. 
 
 'Έτίλετο-ΰΐ, ae, t. Poet, for ΙτίΧισα, 
 
 Έτίλ£:/τ«, for -ui, 3, nng. imperf act. 
 f'om τίλιυτάω, f. 9\σω, to bring to an end, 
 finish ; to cease j I. a. \τίΧίΰτν\(Τχ, a;, i. Th. 
 τΊλος. 
 
 "Ετίλλί, im})0rf. act. from τίλλω, to com- 
 mand, to give orders ; I. a. ίταλ». 
 
 "Έτίμβν, 2. ο. act. of the verb τίμνω, or 
 τάμνω, f τιμώ, and ταμω, ρ, τίτμίΊκ,α, te 
 cut ; 2. a. εταμαν, and ϊτεμον, p. 7n. τετομχ. 
 
 'Έ,τιόχλειοί Χ«^/τ?ί, the Eteoclean Graces, 
 Theocr. 1 6, so culled from Eteocles, the son 
 of Cephisus, who is said to have been the first 
 who sacrificed to the Graces. 
 
 'Έτεον, as an adverb, trul^ really ; n. g. 
 from 
 
 Έτ£ίί, >j, ov. Poet, the same with \τος, ου, 
 true, from which it is formed by inserting ε, 
 Th. ειμί. 
 
 'Έτίοοίλχτίί, εο?, ο κα) h, doubtful, uncertain, 
 indecisive ; that declares for the other side ; an 
 epithet of victory. From ϊτεξοί, another, the 
 other, and aXx.v, strength. 
 
 'ίίτίξ'/ιφ/, by another way, in another man- 
 ner ; Poet. adv. for ετίζΐ^. Th. ετεξος. 
 
 'Έιτεζόγλωσσος, ου, who speaks a difTerent 
 language. From ϊτίξοξ, another, and γλωσσά, 
 as, h, tongue, language. 
 
 'Κτεξο^ί^Λσχκλεω, ω, f. Ύ,σω, to teach a dif- 
 ferent doctrine. From ετεζοί, another, and 
 "Slide σκ ω, to teach. 
 
 'Κτίξο'^ϋξίω, ω, to be of a different opinion, 
 not to agree with the orthodox : a?id 
 
 'Έτεξο^οζ^ίοί, aj, r,, a diiTerent or an erroneous 
 opinion, heterodoxy ; and 
 
 'Έ.τΐξό'^ο^οί, ου, ο κ,α) '/ι, one who is of a dif- 
 ferent opinion or sect ; Fngl. heterodox. All 
 from ετεροξ, another, a')id Ιόξα, opinion, and 
 this from }οκεω, to think. 
 
 'Έτίξοζ^ηλωί, adv. unjustly, partially. From 
 ετίξόζ'ήλοζ, that has a zeal for other things; that 
 inclines to the other, partial. From ετερο!, 
 another, ayid ξίίλΐί, emulation. 
 
 'Έτεξΰξυγίω, ω, to be yoked with one of a 
 diiTerent kind, to be unequally yoked ; and 
 
 ΈτίΛίί^έ'^οί, οι Ά different yoke or species. 
 
ETE 
 
 358 
 
 ETM 
 
 ]^om ίτίζοί) another, and ξίογοι, a yoke. Th. 
 ζίύγννμι. 
 
 'Έ.τίξο7ος, a, ov, of a different kind or nature ; 
 different, diverse. Hence 
 
 'ΈιΤίΡοιόω, ω, jf. ύσω, ρ, τιτίξοίωχα, to make 
 different or other, to transform, change; In- 
 ξοΐύ/βγ,ναι, 1 . a. bif. pas. From ίτίξος, another. 
 
 Έτί^βκλ/τβί, ου, ο χα,) h, of a different de- 
 clension ; -tTuv, sc. ονομκ, a heteroclite. Th. 
 χΧινω. 
 
 'Έ,τεξοκωφων, Sirach, xix, 27. Or perhaps 
 ■more correctly \6&λοκοφων, who feigns himself 
 deaf. 
 
 Έτ£^β5Γλο/βί, ου, ο Kcti '/ι, and 
 
 'ΈιΤίξότλοΰί, contr. ίτίξότΧους, ό kcu '/ι, nav- 
 igable on one side ; Ιηρο'^λοΰ; ^άνατμ,α., money 
 lent upon bottomry, particularly for a single 
 passaf^e or run only. 
 
 'ΈΤΕΡ02, a, ov, other, another, the other, 
 different, one or the other, μ'/ι^ίτίξοί and ου^ί 
 ψζξος, neither ; Iv ϊ'-ίξω, sc. τό-χω, elsewhere, 
 Iripa, λοίζίϊν, to take with the left hand, i. e. 
 without any pains or difficulty, χ;ί(ξΐ being un- 
 derstood. ^ 
 
 'Έτίξότ'/ΐζ, vTos, 71, difference, diversity. 
 
 'ΈτΒξόΰα, f. ώσω, to make different, alter, 
 change. 
 
 "ΕτίξίΤίν, he delighted ; 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 from τίξ-τω, f. φω, to delight, please. 
 
 "Έτίζΰ-ζ, 3. sing. 1. a. act. ^ΈοΙ. from τζΊρμ, 
 'to afflict, to vex. Or, accordiyig to others, 
 from τίξο-ω, to make dry ; whence πξσοίίν/υ, 
 the same, jp 
 
 Έτ%«, dat. See "Έτ$ξοί. 
 
 'Έτίξα)$ί, and -3-2v, adv. from or on the other 
 side. Th. ϊτΐοο;. 
 
 'Έτζξύϋί, adv. otherwise, diiferentlj^ Froin 
 the same. 
 
 "Ετϊζωα-ίζ, ioj$, '/I, a change, alteration. 
 From ίτίξοζ. 
 
 'Έ.τίτάλμ7ΐν, ffo, T-s, pluperf. pas. of τίλλω, 
 to order, to command, petj". TiraXxa, 1. a. 
 
 Έτετα.•Τίίνωτο, S.sing. pluperf. pas. ofra^u- 
 ν'οω, f. tu'foj, p. τετίχ,τύνωΗ,α, to humble, to de- 
 base. Th. τκ'τιινόζ. 
 
 Έτίτάρ^ατβ, Ion. for Ιητα-γμινοι r,ira.v, 3. 
 pi. pluperf. pas. formed from 3. sing, ίτίτα,κτο, 
 by inserting o: before το and changing κ into ^. 
 From ^τύ,σσω, f. 'ίω, p. τ;τ«;^ϋ5, to arrange, to 
 set in order ; perf. pus. τ'ετα,γμαι. 
 
 'ΈιΤίΤίν^κτο, Ion. for Ιηνευγμινοι yiffctv, 
 3. pi. pluperf. pas. of 'πύχΜ, f. 'ύ,ω, p. τίτα/- 
 χ^α, to make, to fabricate ; p. pas. 'τίτζνγμαι 
 and τίτνγμχι. 
 
 "ΈιΤίτμίν, 3. sing, imperf. act. of τίτμ^, to 
 find ; ivhich is derived from τ'ίμνω, f. ημΐϋ, 
 J), τίτμ'/ικ,α., to cut, to clea\'e •, 2. a. ίημον, 
 ii, i, and, by Fleonasm of τ, 'ί-η-μον, ι;, ε. 
 
 'Έτιτξ',^χ^ίΐν, as, zi, pluperf. if the verb τζή~ 
 χ^Μ, f. ξω, ;). τίτρΥ,χ,Λ, to be rough, to bo tu- 
 midtuous, to rage. Th. τξο,χυζ, ίος. 
 
 Έτίτυατα, 3. sing, pluperf. 2)as. of ίτζ-τύ- 
 y[/,Y}'j, 'in, y.ro, <f τιΰχ^ω, to make, to construct. 
 
 'Ιί^ίτύι^ία., Ion. for ίτίτυφον, 1. si7igz and 
 Ιτίτνφα, for Ιτίτύφα, 3. sing, pluperf. act. 
 from 7U-yfrou,f. -ψω, to beat, to strike. 
 
 Έτ£τι;;^;οι;Τί9, 3. ρΛ 2. a. m. of τυγρζύνώ, 
 f. τίύξομοιι, to attain, to reach ; 2. a. ίτυχ^ον, 
 2. a. m. ΙτυχΌμνιν, and by redupl. Ion. inru- 
 χΌμην, oij, i7o. 
 
 "Έτίρ(^', for 'inxi, on account vf a succeed- 
 ing aspirate, 3. sing. 2. a. act. of τίκτω, f. 
 τϊξομοίί, to bear, to bring forth, 2. a. ϊτεκον. 
 
 'Έτίχ^θ'Λν, 1. a. ind. pas. from τίκτω, to 
 bear. 
 
 "Έτ'/ι, nom. and ace. pi. and contract, from 
 ίτος, ίος, το, a year. 
 
 'Έ,τ'/ικ,ετο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of τ^ίω, and 
 Dor. τάκω, f 'ξω, to melt, to dissolve ; j). m. 
 τίΤ'/ιχ^Οί,. 
 
 'Έτίίξονν, imperf act. from τηξίω, to keep, 
 to preserve ; to watch ; imperf. Ιτ'^ξίον, ουν, 
 f νι<τω, p. τετήοηκ-Ά. 
 
 "ETHS, ou, 0, a companion, a friend 5 ω ^τα,ν 
 for ω Irav, my friend, or Ο friends. 
 
 'Έττίσΐοί, ου, ο χαά h, yearly, annual, anni- 
 versary ; ol \τν\(ηοί άνεμοι, and ol iTriir'ioii foivi- 
 μοι or αύοΰίί being understood), the Etesian 
 winds, the north winds of the Archipelago ; the 
 monsoons. From stos, a year.] 
 
 'ΈΛτητΌμοίκοί, or ετητοίμα,κα,, perf. Att. for 
 ητο'ίμαχ,α,, from Ιτοιμά,ζω, to prepare. Th. 
 έτοιμος. 
 
 'Έτήτΰμοζ, by Anadijn, or Epenth. Poet, 
 for ετυμοί, ου, ο xoci ii, true ; faithful ; ίτνμον 
 and ετήτυμον, adv. trul}'^. 
 
 "ΕΤΙ, yet, still, any more, any longer ; 
 farther ; hereafter, for the future ; even. 
 
 'Έτί^ι, 3. sing, imperf. act. formed from 
 τιύ'εω, imperf. irihov, ουν, -εε;, εΐξ. Th. τΊθγ^μι. 
 
 ^Έτίύευ, Dor. for 
 
 'Έτί^υ, 2. sing, imperf. pas. Ion. for Ιτί- 
 hffo,frovi ίτιόομ'/ιν, ffo, imperf of the same verb. 
 
 "Έτικτον, ες, ε, imperf. act. from τΊχτω, 
 
 f τεί,ομαι, to bear, to bring forth, 2. a. ετεχον, 
 
 2. a. subj. τ'ίΆω, 1. a. pas. ετεχ^ύ'/ιν^ p. m. 
 
 TiTOKOC. 
 
 ^Έ'τίμ'/ισ'α, οίς, ε, 1. a. ind. act. ετιμνισόίμ'ήν, 
 ω, ccTo, m 3. pi. ίτιμήσοίντο, 1. a. m. from 
 τιμΛω, to honour. Th. τΊω. 
 
 'Έ.τινύίσσ•ίτο, 3. sing. imjKrf pas. from 
 τινά(τσω, f ζω, p. τετίναχ^οί, to shake. 
 
 'Κτίομεν, we honoured, we paid ; 1 . ])l. im- 
 2)erf. act. from τιω. 
 
 "Έκτισα, a.;, ε, I. a. ind. act. from r'iu,f. σω, 
 p. τετιχοί, to honour, to pay. 
 
 ''Άτιταινετο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. from 
 τιτ/χίνω, and this from τείνω, to stretch or 
 extend. 
 
 "KrX'/jv, Τις, '/I, 2. a. ind. act. from τλ?ίμι, 
 f. τλ'/}ΐτω, ;>. τίτληκα., to bear, to suffer. Th. 
 ταΧάω, the same. Hence by Sync, τλάω and 
 τλνιμι. 
 
 "Κτμαγεν, they were divided or dispersed. 
 Ba;ot. by Sync, for ετμάγγισαν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. 
 pas. ίτμάγ/ιν, from τμ'/ιγω, or τμ^σω, 2. f 
 τμαγω, 2. α. ίτμο',γον. Th, τέμνω. 
 
ΕΤΡ 
 
 S59 
 
 ETC 
 
 '^Έ,τμνιγον, and ϊτμαγον, 2. a. of the same 
 verb, 
 
 ^Έίτμήύγιν, 1. a. ind. pas. from τίμνω, f. μω, 
 p. τ'ίτμ'/ικα, to cut. 
 
 "Έτ^ίΛ^ξα, 1. «. ind. act. of τμ'ήΐτιτω, f. ξο/, 
 to cut. Th. τίμνο). 
 
 "ETN02, ios, ro, a porridge made of pulse; 
 pease-porridge. From b^m, to eat. 
 
 'Ίίτοΐμοί, things prepaied or present, pos- 
 sessions, nom. pi. n. g. See "Έτοιμο;• 
 
 'Ετοιμάζω, f. affai, p. ητο'ψ.ακα, to make 
 ready, prepare, get in readiness; 1. a. inf. act. 
 \τοιμά,(ΤΆΐ, \. a. imperat. act. Ιτο'ιμ,οίσον, άτω, 
 in 2. Jil. \τοιμά<Τίχ.τί, peif. pas. ητοιμοι,σμαι, ita,t. 
 
 Hence 
 
 Έτί/^οϋτ/α, α?, 'A, preparation, readiness, 
 promptitude. From 
 
 "ET01M02, ov) κκ) '/I, or ιτοΊμοζ, ready, 
 prepared, present, prompt, willing, inclined ; 
 uitt. Hence 
 
 'ΈτοΊμω?, readily, promptly, willingly, adv. 
 
 'Έ.τοίμύ/ς ίχ,αν, to be prepared or in readi- 
 ness. 
 
 'Έ^τόλμχ, 3. sing, imperf. from τολμάω, to 
 dare, to be bold, imperf. ίτόλμκον, ων, -on;, a;, 
 -as, a, f. τΐ'τω, p. τίτολμ-ήχα, 1 . a. Ιτόλμ7]α•α, 
 Dor. ίτΰΧμκσοί. Th. τολμά, '/is, ri. 
 
 "Etov, ίτ'/ιν, dual. 2. a, ind. act. of Ίημι, to 
 send ; 2. a. y^v. 
 
 "ET02, ββί, TO, a year ; τοοι,τ ϊτος, every 
 year. 
 
 Έτβί, and Ιτζος, h, ov, true ; good ; and 
 
 Έτί?, adv. in vain, to no purpose, at ran- 
 dom. From ί'ιμ) to be. 
 
 "^T^a,'pr\for %τξα,<νζ, 3. sing, from ίτξθί<τον, 
 2. a. ind. act. from τξίτω, f. -ψ^, ;;. φοί, to 
 turn ; 2. a. pas. ίτξάττ'/ιν, j). m. -ϊτοοττα,, 2. a, 
 in. Ιτξοίττόμ'/ιν, in 3. pi. ϊτξάτοντο. 
 
 'ΈιΤξάτίον, 3. pi. imperf. act. of τξοίτίω, 
 formed from 2.y. τξα.τω, of τοίττω, to turn. 
 
 Έτ^άί^ίτ',^ΌΓ ίτξάτΓζτο, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 m. See "Έτξοιτ'. 
 
 'Er^aiT»iv, 9?i, 71, 2. a. pas. from ^τζίττω, to 
 turn. See "Έτξοίτ'. 
 
 'Έ•τξχ9τόμγΐν, ου, ζτο, 2, a. τη. from ϊτξαττον, 
 2. a. act. if τξίτω. See "Έ.τξκ-ττ'. 
 
 'Έ,τξάφίΊν, in 3. pi. ίτζάφτια-α,ν, 2. a. ind. 
 pas. from τξίφω, f •φω, to nourish, to bring- 
 up ; 2. a. ετξοίφον. 
 
 "Έτξβίψον, is, i, 2. a. act. of the same verb. 
 See ^ΈιΤξάφην. 
 
 "Έ,τξίμί, 3. sing, imperf. act. from τξίμω, 
 to tremble ; and this from τξίω, the sa?ne. 
 
 "ΈιΤξίΐΤΆ, as, i, \. a, ind. act. of τp^ω,f, τΛ- 
 tru, to tremble. 
 
 'ET^ifir',ybr ίτξίφίτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. 
 and • 
 
 "'ΈιΤξίίρον, is, i, imperf. act. of τξίφω, f. 
 9•ζί•φω, p. τζτρίφοι, to nourish, to breed or bring 
 up ; 2. a. ίτξο,φον, p. m. τίτξοψοί. 
 
 "Έτζγ,σζ, 3. sing. l.a. i?id. act.frojn τιτξάω, 
 or τ4Τζ*]μί, f. τξνκτω, to bore ; as if from τξάω. 
 
 "Έτοϊγον, 2, a. ind, act. from r^/^w, to 
 
 make a shrill noise, to shriek ; to chirp •, p. τη» 
 τίτζίγχ. 
 
 'Έ,τξοΰβ-χοί, ων, the Etrurians, α people of 
 Italy. '\ 
 
 'Κτζύγων, they gathered the grapes or ripe 
 fruits ; 3. pi. impeif. act. hr^vyocov, ων, from 
 τρυγάω. Th. τουγτι. 
 
 'Έ.τξύτ'/ι, Dor. for '^τςΰνα, and this Ion. for 
 ίτξύτα,ί, 3. sing, imperf. act. frovi τσνττάω, td 
 bore, to perforate. Th. τ^υ-χα. 
 
 ^Ετξϋφί^ν, VS) 11,1. a. ind. pas. from Β-ξύττω, 
 f -φω, p. φοί, to break to pieces ; to enervate 
 by luxury ; pay. pas. τί^ξυμμοα. 
 
 ΈτξυφήοΌίΤί, 2, ;;/. 1. α. ind. act. from 
 τξνφάω, f yiiTM, p. τίτζόφ^ιχα, to live luxuri- 
 ously, to revel. Th. Β-ξύ-ττω. 
 
 'Έτξωγον, 2. a. ind, act. of τξωγω, f. τρώ' 
 ζομαι, to gnaw, to nibble, to eat. 
 
 "ΈιΤξωΐτοί, 1. a. ind. act. from τιτρωσκ,ω, 
 f. ωσω, to wound, to hurt ; as ffrom τξωω. 
 
 ''EATv6nv,for the sake of euphony, instead of 
 ϊύύύν.ν, \ . a. ind. pas. from d -ύω, f. σω, to slay, 
 to sacrifice. 
 
 'Έτυλί;ζ^>ίν, ns, ■/!, l.a. ind. pas. of τυλ'ατ- 
 σω,f ζω, to wrap or roll up ; to investigate, to 
 unfold. Th. τύλο;. 
 
 "Ετΰμοί, nom. pi. n. g. from 'ίτυμο5, true. 
 
 Έτυμολογίχ, ocs, 'h, et^^mology, the deriva- 
 tion of words from their originals. From 
 ετvμos and λόγos, a discourse, a^id this from 
 λίγω, to say or speak. 
 
 "Έ,τνμον, ου, "το, the true origin and deriva- 
 tion of words ; also 
 
 "Έτνμον, and ί-τ'^τυμον, used adverbially , 
 truly, really ; n. g. from 
 
 "ETTM02 ( ζτύμο;), ου, ο kou vi, true, real, 
 dat. pi. Ion. Ιτΰμοισιν, by Epenth. ϊτήτυμos■, 
 ου, κοά ■/]• ιτCμωs, truly, really ; adv. 
 
 ^Έίτυμ-τΓΆν'ισύ'/κτα,ν, S. jil, 1. a. ind. pas. frotn 
 τυμxo(.v^Z,ω,f. ίσω, p. τίτυμτάνιχοι, to beat with 
 sticks, to bastinado. From τύμττκνον, or τύμ- 
 vTctvos, a drum, a C3'mbal. 
 
 'Έτύταν, Dor. for Ιτύττ'ήν, 2. a. ind. pas. 
 from τύττω, to beat, /or Ιτύτ^ια-αν, Baiot. 
 
 Έτύφβζν, Bceot. for Ιτύφΰνισοίν, 3. 2)1. 1. a. 
 ind. j)as.from τΰ-τττω, to beat. 
 
 'Έτυχι, 3. sing. 2. a. act. Ιτυχον, is, t, 
 from τυγχ^άνω, f. τίύ^ομοίΐ, to attain, reach, 
 obtain ; perf. pas. τίτυγμαι. 
 
 ^Έιτΰχ^όγ^ν, Yis, *i, l.a. ind. jws.for Ιτίύχ^ύτ^ν 
 from perf. pas. τίτυγμχι, for τίτίυγμβίΐ, of 
 τίύχ^ω, to make, to construct. 
 
 "Έτυχ^ον, is, i. See 'Έτυχ^ί. 
 
 Έτων, gen. pi, from ετο;, io;, το, the year. 
 
 'Έτωσι», vain things, ace. pi. also adv. m 
 vain, fruitlessly, to no purpose. From \τώ- 
 (Tios, vain. 
 
 'Έτω!rίiξγΰs, ου, that labours in vain ; shun- 
 ning labour, lazy. From ίτωσιον, vain, and 
 ίξγον, work. 
 
 'Έτ&ΐίηο;, ου, ο κοά ίι, vain, useless, fruitless. 
 From Ιτ'όί, adv. in vain. Th. i^i. 
 
 Etf, well, rightly, happily, easily, beautifully, 
 bravely ; in compos, it denotes well, happily, 
 
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 easily, much, very ; sy μάλα^ greatly, ex- 
 tremely ; iu ψΰξίΤν, to bear properly. Th. 
 
 Ew, jEoL and iS, Dor. for ου. 
 Eya, κζ, yi, the name of our βταί mother. 
 Eve ; a Hebrew noun ; it signifies giving 
 life. 
 
 ΈΛυαγγίλΙχ, a.;, vi, a bringing news or tid- 
 ings. See Έί/αγγίλιον. 
 
 Έιυαγγελίζω, f. Ίσω, Att. ίνχγγίλιω, p. 
 ίΰ'/ιγγίλίκα., to bring good news or tidings ; lo 
 bring news of a victory ; to announce, publish, 
 relate ; in iV, T. to preach the gospel •, I. a. 
 &υ^γγζλισ•χ, 1 . a. inf. ίυοίγγίλία-αί, perf. j)as. 
 tl'^yylXiirfACii, 1 . a. pas. ίΙτίγγιλΊιτΰ^ιν, τι;, «j, 
 jmrt. 1 . a. pas. ίυα,γγίλισβί);, imperf. pas. 
 ΐυ'/^γγίλιζό/ΐΛ7ΐν, ου, ετο, ^.f in. ΐυκγγ-λίσομχί, 
 1. a. m. ίΐηγγίλΐίτκμ'ήν, ω, ατο, 1. a. inf. m. 
 ίυα,γγελισοίσβΆί. From ίυ and κγγίλλω, to 
 tell or relate, to bring tidings. 
 
 Έ,υΆγγελίζα;, h, ov, belonging to good news 
 or to the gospel, evangelical. 
 
 Έυαγγίλιον, ου, το, good news or tidings, a 
 joyful message ; the gospel. From ιυ and 
 αγγελία, a message. Th. αγγίλλω. 
 
 Έυχγγελκττ»;, οΰ, ο, a bearer of good news ; 
 a preacher of the gospel ; a writer of the gospel 
 history, an evangelist. From perf. pas. of 
 ίυοίγγελιζω. 
 
 Έυοίγγελος, ου, ο χα.) h, one who brings good 
 news or a joyful messsage. From, ιυ and 
 ϋγγίλβς, Ά messenger. 
 
 Έ,υοίγίω, ω, to be or to live pure or inno- 
 cent. From 
 
 Έΰοί.γν;, fo;, ο xa.) h, pure, innocent, holy, 
 chaste ; quick, nimble ; easily broken. From 
 »γος, reverence, worship. 
 
 ΈΙάγνιτος, ου, ο κκ) h, bright, clear, brilliant, 
 pure ; easily moved or carried about. From 
 ■Kyco, to lead. 
 
 Έ.υχγ'οξΆ, vi, h, a woman s 7inmc, Evagora. 
 Έυά.γοξθίζ, ου, ο, a proper name, Evagoras.] 
 ^υκγοΊοί, and εΐοίγς^γισία,, a successful hunt- 
 ing, success in the chase or in fishing. From 
 iZ and άγξχ, a hunting, the chase. 
 
 Έυαγωγίβί, a good training up or education ; 
 docility, tractabilit}'. From ro εν α,γειν, το 
 κα,Χως 'ττα,ι^εΰαν. 
 
 ΈΰΆγ&)ν τιμοί, the honour obtained by suc- 
 cess in the contests. From εύ and α,γων, ovrog, 
 and this from 'άγω, f α,'ίω. Others rnore cor- 
 rectly consider ιΐιάγων as the gen. jd. and to be 
 connected ivith μΆΤζύων, and derived from, 
 tiiayoi, ου, ο κα) w, vvell taught or instructed in 
 any thing. 
 
 Έΰα^ι, 3. sin?. 2. a. hid. act. JF^ol. for'lnoi, 
 by Pleonas/n of υ and by c/umging the breath- 
 ing i and %Λί, Ion. by resolution for vih, 
 ^2. a. of the verb avSaviw, or αόίω, to ple.ise. Or, 
 as others think, it is the perf. m. of aiu, to 
 please ; p. m. v^a-, and by resolut. 'iaba, part. 
 in. icttcoi. 
 
 F^uccUi, dat. sing, from 
 
 WveLns, ias, ο Kea «, that blows favourably or 
 
 «, that may be easily 
 From iS and Λίζίω, 
 
 healthfully; having favourable winds. From 
 iu well, and α,ω, or α,Άμι, to blow. 
 
 Έυκιμονί^νι;, ου, ο, proper name of a man, 
 Euasmonides. 
 
 Eya/vsjTOi, ου, ό xect h. Poet, greatly praised, 
 very worthy of praise. From w, well, and 
 αΐν'εω, to praise. 
 
 l£jhoii^iToi, o<j, xa) 
 taken ; easy to choose, 
 to take. 
 
 Έυαίΰ•0>^σίχ., a;, fi, vigour of the senses. 
 From iS, well, and αΐσόύνομοα, ρ), τίσύτ^μαι, to 
 feel, to perceive. 
 
 Έ,υΰίΐων, ωνο{, ο χα) ν\, happy, that leads a 
 happy life ; ace. sing, εύούων». 
 
 Έ,ΰοίλάχατοί, Oor.for ibtjXaxeiTos, ου, ο χα) fi, 
 having a beautiful distaff or spindle. From iS 
 and νιλακάτ», a distaflf. 
 
 Έυάλωτοί, ου, 6 χα) yj, that may be easily 
 taken, or captured, easy to conquer. From 
 iu and αΧκτχομαι, to takei. 
 
 Έ^υαμίξΐκ, aj, a, Dor. for ζυνιμεξία, aj, ri, 
 a serene, clear day ; mildness and salubr ty of 
 the weather ; success, happiness, prosperity ; 
 fame, glory. From ευ and νιμίξα, a day. 
 
 ΈΑυάνεμοί, Poet, and Dor. for ίυ•/ίνεμος, ου, 
 ό χα) t], that has a fair wind ; serene, calm ; 
 sheltered from the winds. From ευ and ϋνεμοί, 
 the wind. 
 
 Wuav6i7g, beautifully blooming, nom. pi. 
 
 from ευανβνίί, ios, h xa) h, for ιυβαλνΐζ,^&Ά\ίύ. 
 
 fully blooming, that has beautiful flowers, and 
 
 TO ευανβ'ε;. From εύ and ανβο;, tog, το, n 
 
 flower. 
 
 Έυάν^μοί, ου, ο χα) η, blooming, flowery. 
 See Έιυαν§ΰς. 
 
 Έυανοξία, a;, a. Dor, for Ion. ευηνοξία, as, 
 YI, manhood, valour, bravery. 
 
 ΈΙάνωξ, οξοζ, ό, fruitful in distinguished men, 
 Poet, and Dor. for Ion. ενήνωζ. From tS well, 
 and ανηξ, ο, a man. 
 
 ΈιΙα-ττάντ'ήτος, ου, ο χα) 'h, easy to meet with, 
 friendly, gracious, kind. 
 
 Έίια'τάτγιτοί, who are easily deceived. From 
 ευ and ατατάω, f. Υίσω, to deceive. 
 
 Έ^υατνιγηνοζ , ου, ο χα) h. Ion. for ευαψήγνιτοί, 
 easy to relate. From εύ, άτο, and νιγ'εομαι, to 
 relate, to lead, 
 
 Έ.υαζίο•τίω, ω, f ήσω, p. ιυγι^ίττγιχα, to 
 please weU ; to take pleasure in, to delight in, 
 to be satisfied with ; \. a. ευγι^εστν\σα• 1. α. 
 infin. act. ευαζεστηιταΐ' pres. pas. ιυαξίστιομα,έ, 
 to be well pleased. From 
 
 Έυάξίστο;, ου, ο χα) ίι, very pleasing or 
 agreeable, acceptable, contented. From iv, 
 well, and άξεστος, pleasing, agreeable. Th. 
 ά(ή(Τχω. • 
 
 WvapiffTwi, adv. acceptably, so as to please 
 or be approved. From the same. 
 
 Έυάρματοί, ου, ο χα) 'h, having a good cha- 
 riot ; sUilful in the chariot. From ίίξμκ, a 
 chariot. 
 
 ΈυΜζμοα"Τ9;, ev, i xof.) ri, suitable, adapted ; 
 accommodating.] 
 
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 Έϋχζχΰ;, one who begins well, or governs 
 well ; a good leader or general ; easy to be gov- 
 erned ; obedient ; the first buyer in the market. 
 Έυοίχ^'/]ί, ίοζ, ο Kou 'h. Poet, and Dor. for 
 ^νηχ^ζ, that gives a good sound, tuneful, melo- 
 dious. 
 
 ΈιΙζοίυς, ίως, ο, an Euboean.] 
 Έΰζοι», «ί, ί], Euboea, the name of an 
 island in the JEgcean sea, tiow called Negro- 
 pont. From bS and βόω, to feed. 
 
 Έ^νζοτοζ, ου- ο κά) 'hi well fed or pastured ; 
 abounding in pastures. From the same. 
 
 KvSnvksig, a wise counsellor, an epithet of 
 Jupiter, dtoc την iv rai βουλίύί^όκί κα,λωί σύνίσιν, 
 from the wisdom of his counsels. 
 
 ΈιΙζονλ'ια,, α,ζ, h, good counsel, prudence, 
 wisdom, From εν, well, Q7i,d βουλή, counsel. 
 
 ΈΙζουλοξ, ου, ο κοά h, that gives good coun- 
 sel ; well advised, prudent ; also a proper 
 name, Eubulus. From the same. 
 Έ,υξουλΜξ, adv. wisely, prudently. 
 Ey^f, an exclamation of approbation ; well 
 done ! bravely ! ζυγί •roiiTs, thou doest Avell ; 
 also of derision. 
 
 Έυγίναοί, and Ion. (ΰγενία, «j, «, dignity of 
 birth or extraction ; nobilit}^, magnaniniity ; 
 excellence ; and 
 
 Έ,υγίνηί, ίοί, ο χκ) h, well-born, of noble 
 birth or family, noble-minded, generous ; ex- 
 cellent. From ευ, well, and γενο$, sej, ro, fam- 
 ily, race. Th. γείνομαι. 
 
 Έ,υγίως, ω, ο χα} η, ευγεων, ω, το, Alt. for 
 ευγειοζ, having a fertile soil, fertile. Th. 
 yn. 
 
 ΈΑΰγμκι, p. pas. from ευχ;ομ,Λΐ, f. εΰζομχι, 
 to pray. 
 
 Έΰγνω/Λοίτύν'/ι, vis, «, probity, fairness, hon- 
 our.] 
 
 Έ^υγνύμων, ovo;, ο xot) n, of a* sound under- 
 standing, sensible, judicious, fair, just, equita- 
 ble ; grateful. From ευ and yvk>^Mv, ovos, 
 ό xoii 71, that knows or takes cognizance ; and 
 this from γνύμη, opinion. Th. yivuiaxm. 
 
 Έυγνωσ•το;, and ευγνωτοζ, ου, ο xat h, well 
 known, easy to be known. 
 
 Έυ^αιμονεστΆτα, most happily ; used as an 
 adv. suptrlat. 71. g, from 
 
 Έ,υΒαιμονεστατοξ, most happy or fortunate, 
 superlat. and 
 
 Έ,υ'^Μίμονεσ'τεξο;, happier, more fortunate ; 
 comp.from ευδαίμων, happy. 
 
 Ένόχιμονίω, f. ήσω, to be happy or prosper- 
 ous, to live happih^ ; and 
 
 'Άυΐίαίμοήα, ας, 'h, happiness, felicity, pros- 
 perity. From ευ^αίμίαν. 
 
 Έ.ΰ^a^μo/^ζω,f. Uco, to account happy. From 
 ζυ^αίμων, from ευ and δαίμων, a god, for- 
 tune. 
 
 Έυ^αιμονιχ,οζ, ri, ov, belonging to happiness, 
 that contributes to happiness, happy ; and 
 
 Έ,ΰ'^αίμονίχωξ, adv. happil}'. From the 
 same. 
 
 'ΆυΙαιμόνκτμα, ατός, το, happiness, that in 
 which happiness consists ; and 
 
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 Ευδαιμονισμός, ου, ο, the accounting happy, 
 the estimation or declaration of one's happiness? 
 happiness. From perf. pas. of ευ^α,ιμούω. 
 Έυοοίΐμόνως, adv. happily, fortunately. From 
 Έ,υ^αιμων, όνος, ο και 'h, happy, fortunate ; 
 opulent, rich. From ευ and "^aij-.a/v, god, 
 fortune. 
 
 EJ^s, 3. sing, imperf Ion. for '/ivhov, i;, ε• 
 ευ^ει, 3. sing. pres. ind. ευ^ειν, pres. inf. from 
 ευ'^ω, f ευ^'/ισω, to sleep. 
 
 Έ^ΰ'^εν'^ξος, ov, Ό κ,α) h, having many trees, 
 abounding in trees. 
 
 ΈυΙ'/ιλος, ου, ο χα) h, very manifest, quite 
 clear, plain, or evident.] 
 
 Wolmi, Ion. for ευΡ^, 3. si?ig. pres. suhj. 
 act. from εν'^ω, to sleep. 
 
 ΕΤ'ΔΙΆ (ivVia), ας, h, fair or fine weather ; 
 a serene sky ; a calm atmosphere ; a calm at 
 sea. From εν and Vta, the air, from "Ζιευς, 
 Jupiter, the air ; genit. Αιός. 
 Έιυ^ιανος, >?, ov. Dor. for 
 Έυ^ιεινος, h, ov, the same with 
 Έΰ^τος, ου, ο χα) h, calm, still, serene, mild, 
 warm ; enjoying a serene sk}'•. Th. ευ^ία. 
 Έ^υ^μΜΤος, ου, ο. Dor. for ευ'^μητος. 
 Έ.ΰ}μ'/]τος, ου, ό χα) h, well built. From 
 ευ, well, and ^ίμω, f. μω, p. ^'ε^μτιχα, to 
 build. 
 
 Ey^fl^Eiy, ω, f nffu, p. ευοόκ,'/ιχα, to delight 
 in, to be well pleased with, to be kindly dis- 
 posed towards ; to acquiesce in, to be satisfied 
 with, to assent to ; to desire, to wish ; to be in 
 good repute, to be praised or celebrated ; \. a, 
 ευ^ΰχ'/ίσα, and ΛίΙ. νιυ%Όχ'/ΐ(Τα. Th. οοχίω, 
 Έυ'^ΰκ'ήα-ις, ιως, h, approbation, assent, favour. 
 Έ^ι^Όχ'/ιτος, ου, e> χα) h, pleasing, acceptable, 
 grateful ; aoid 
 
 Ευδοκία, ας, 'h, good will, aifection, benevo- 
 lence ; delight, desire ; resolve. From ευ- 
 οοχεω. 
 
 Έΰ^οχιμάξω, f άΐτω, to prove oT to examine 
 Vv'ell ; part, 1. a. εν^οχψΛίΤαί. From εύ and 
 δοκιμάζω, to tr}', to prove. Th. 'hoxiu. 
 
 Έιν2οχϊμεω, f. ήσω, p. τιχοί, to enjoy a good 
 name, to obtain approbation ; to acquire glory, 
 to be celebrated ; to be successful. From ευ 
 and Μάχιμος, approved. 
 
 Έυ^οχιμγιχότες, pi. num. part. perf. act: 
 εΙ%οχιμ^α•αι, 1. a. infn. act. from ευ^οχιμ'εω, 
 
 Ευδόκιμος, ου, ο χοά h, well approved, praised, 
 celebrated, illustrious. From the same. 
 
 Έυ^ον•τ, for ευ'^οντα, acc. sifig. part, i^res. 
 from ευ^ω, f. νισω, to sleep. 
 
 Έυ'^οξία, ας, h, good reputation, renown, 
 glory. From, ευ and ^ό^α, glory. Th. ^oxiu. 
 Έϋ^ξάνεια, or -v<«, ίας, h, strength, vigour, 
 energ}'. From ευ, well, and "^ζάω, to do. 
 
 ΕΤ'ΆίΙ, f. ευοήα•ω, p. xa, to sleep, cease, 
 be still. Hence xahvhm, the same. 
 
 Έ,Ιι^ύξη, ης, 'h, a ivoman^s name, Eudora. 
 Έΰίανος, ου, ο χα) h, becomingly A'ciled, 
 beautifully clad. From ευ and ιανός, 
 
 Έυιι, scorches or singes, 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 act, of iuw, or i'JiJ,f σω, to roast, to scorch-. 
 
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 Εϋ£/^«ί, ίβξ, ο κ.χ) VI•, of a beautiful form or 
 sha^ie, Λνεΐΐ shaped, beautiful. From il and 
 il^e?, £0?, ro, form, siiape. Th. il'ha). 
 
 Εϋ£;^ότβί, that knows well, i^en. sing. jmrt. 
 perf. from 
 
 Ev£/Siu?, oros, by Crasisfor ivu^tixas. From 
 iv and iloii), f. νιιτω, to know. 
 
 Ήιυύμχτο;, ηυ, ό act) ίι, and 
 
 Έ,υύμων, ονοζ, ο κα.) '/ι, well dressed, well 
 attired, well robed.] 
 
 Εΰ5«τίώί, ω, f. '/ι<ίω, to enjoy good health, 
 to be in goocl condition of body ; to be well. 
 F/'o/it iS and 'ίχω, to have. 
 
 Ένίλαιοξ, ου, ό κα.) h, rich in olive trees 
 or oil.] 
 
 Ei'sXiT/j, ΐ^ο$, κα.) 'h, and ίυ'ίλ'^κττοζ, hav- 
 ing good hopes, confident, sanguine ; that gives 
 good hopes •, and 
 
 Έ.Ιίλ-τια'τίΆ, ύίί, '/!, good hopes, confidence. 
 From iv and ίλτίί, hope. 
 
 Ευεξία, ccg, fi, a good habit of body, a good 
 state of health ; a prosperous condition. From 
 tv and ίχ,ω, to have. 
 
 EyiT«?, ios, »«) il, eloquent. 
 
 Έί/ίτία, and ili-zriio; ag, h, elegance of dic- 
 tion, eloquence From lu and jVe?, a word, 
 and this from ίττω, to say. 
 
 Έ,υΐ'Τί'/ιν, ace. sing. Ion. of the preceding. 
 
 Έιυίξγίτΰίξ, α, β, Oor.for ίυίξγίτ'/ΐξ, ου. 
 
 'Έ.Ιίξγΐξ, well made or wrought, η. g. from 
 iht^y/i;. 
 
 Έυΐξγίσία, as, h, beneficence, a benefit, a 
 kindness, meritorious sei-vice, Thticyd. i, 129 ; 
 title of a benefactoi•. From ίυ and 'ioyov. 
 
 Έυίξγαηύων, gen. pL JEol. of the same for 
 ενίξγίσιων. 
 
 Ίίυίξγίτίω, f. ^(τω, p. ίυτίξγίτνιχα, to prac- 
 tise beneficence, to do good. Th. 'ίξγον. 
 
 'ΚυίξΎ'.τίύύ;, part. 1. a. pas. of the same, 
 and ίυίξγί-τνιτΒϋ, 3. sing. pres. subj. pas. 
 
 Έυίογίτ'/ιμχ, ατός, το, a good deed or action ; 
 a benefit, a service. From perf. pas. of 
 ίΰίξγίτίω. 
 
 ΈΙ/Βξγί<τ'/ι?, ου, ο, a benefactor, a well-doer, 
 one who deserves Avell of another, Herod, iii, 
 140; ge7i. pi. iui^yiTuv, ace, pi, ίΐίζγίτα,;. 
 Fi'om iv and εξγον, work.] 
 
 Έυίξγίτ^ιτίον (\στ)), must do good to or 
 assist, Xcn. Mem. ii, 1, 28.] 
 
 Έυίξγίτίχοξ, h, ov, beneficent, inclined to do 
 good. 
 
 Έυζξγ^ι;, ios, ο χαί ί, well made, built, or con- 
 structed ; well-doing, beneficent ; active or 
 skilful in making or working ; and 
 
 "Evtpyos, oZ, κα.) ίι, P->ei. for ίυ ιΐξγαιτμί- 
 vo:, well made. From the same. 
 
 Έ.υίξίο-ΤΫΐ'Τοί, or perhaps more correctly ίυγίζΐ- 
 ffTiKfu,, wliich see. 
 
 'Eizozv-is, ios, ό xoc) «, well enclosed, well 
 fortified, well guarded. From tu, well, and 
 'i^xos, to;, TO, a hedge. Th. ΰ'ζγω. 
 
 Έυίξντί!) ios, ό κα) ίι, flourishing, as α iree ; 
 growing well.] 
 
 Evsr'/j^/a, as, h, the fruits of the year, a 
 good or fruitful year.] 
 
 E«£(pe^fli, ου, κχ) ίι, easy of approach or 
 access. From iS and o^os- 
 
 ''Eo(vyos, ου, χα) ίι, well yoked, easy to 
 yoke •, also, of a vessel, well-oared, well equip- 
 ped with benches or thwarts for the rowers, 
 Odys. xvii, 238 ; Apol. Rhod. i, 4.] 
 
 Ey^fl, ijyos, the same as the precedingy 
 Anal'ct. i, p. 504. Schndd. Lex. ] 
 
 Έυζίο-α, as, a, Dor. for ίυζωίι, il, a good and 
 happy life. Front iZ and ζωίι, a life. Th. 
 
 ζάύϋ. 
 
 Έ.υξωνοίο, gen. Ion. from 
 
 'EjvZ,ut)vos, ου, κα) h, that has a beautiful 
 
 zone, well-girded, beautiful ; active, alert, 
 
 ready ; light-armed. From, zu and ζωvvυωf 
 
 f "ζώσω, to gird. Hence ζων>ι, a zone, a belt. 
 
 Έυτ^γγίλτιν, 2. a. ind. pas. of ίυαγγίλλω. 
 From ίύ well, and αγγίΧλω, f λω, to bring 
 tidings; 1. a. nyyuXa. 
 
 Έυnyyiλίξiτo, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of si» 
 ayyi>JtX,u:), to bring good news or tidings. 
 
 ΈΛhytyyiXι(rάμnv, ω, ατο, 1. a. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 ^jlyiyivrii, ios, ο χα) ίι, by Pleonasm of sj, 
 for ilyivyis, of noble birth or family, well-born; 
 From il and yivo^on, to be born. 
 
 Wjr.Sua, as, il, innocence, probity, goodness 
 of heart, simplicity ; folly ; and 
 
 Wuvjum, ios, κα) il, having virtuous man- 
 ners, free from malice or deceit, honest, inno- 
 cent ; simple ; foolish ; a simpleton. From, 
 tu and iiuos, ios, τΌ. 
 
 Ev'/j^iwi, with simplicity ; foolishly, adv. From 
 the same. 
 
 Wunxvis, IOS, xa) h, very sharp or pointed. 
 From ίυ and αχή- 
 
 "Eii'/ixoos, ου, κα) h, that hears well ; that 
 may be easily heard ; docile, obedient. 
 
 Έΰηχοΐα, as, il, ease or quickness of hearing ; 
 obedience. 
 
 Κυτιχτουν, imperf. act. of ιυζχτίω, to be of a 
 good habit of body, to enjoy good health. 
 From ivixms. From ίύ and ίχ,ω. 
 
 'Ejlri\ios, ου, ό χα) ii, well exposed to the sun, 
 sunny, warm ; that loves the sun. From tS, 
 well, and iikios-, ου, ό, the sun. 
 
 Έυ>ιμίξίύϋ, ω, f. riffu, to pass a happy day or 
 happv days, to be fortunate ; to pass the day 
 well ; also to succeed in one's enterprises ; to 
 enjoy public favours ; to gain applause. Th. 
 ίΐμίξα, 
 
 Έι/'/ΐμίξνιμα, uTos, το, success or good fortune 
 of a day, happy event ; successful enterprise. 
 
 Έυ^ιμ',ζία, las, il, a fair, serene daj^; suc- 
 cess, good fortune ; fame, glorj'. 
 
 Έυίΐνϊν'/ι, 7IS, il, a proper name, Euenine, the 
 daughter of Euenus. 
 
 Έυ'/ινον, the name of a river. 
 
 Έby|ξaτos, ου, Ό χα) h. Poet, very lovely or 
 amiable, much loved. From ευ, well, and 
 Ιξύω, to love. 
 
 Έ.υ'/ΐξεα•τ>ισα^ 1. a. ind. act, of tuagitfTmy te 
 
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 363 
 
 ΕΤΘ 
 
 be well pleased with, to be satisfied with, to 
 please. From iS and ά,ξί(Ττο$, pleasing. Th. 
 
 Έ,Ι'/ιτξίΟζ, ου, ό κα.) h, well woven, as a gar- 
 vienl ; well made, JElian. Vcir. Hist.'\ 
 
 Έ,ϋνιχοζ, ου, ο κλ) '/ι, tnat gives a good sound, 
 tuneful, melodious ; that has a good voice. 
 
 Έιίι^αληί, ios, ο κοά rt. Poet, for zZ ^ά\λω, 
 very green, flourishing, flowery, blooming. 
 Th. ^άλλω. 
 
 ΈΰΜναα•ϊα, ας, vi, an easy and happy death. 
 Froin iS, well, and Β-άνοιτο;, death. Th. 
 
 Έΰ^Λξδ-ίΐί, SOS, xBii ii, full of confidence, 
 bold, daring, intrepid. Th. ^άξτοζ. 
 
 Έιΰβα.ξΐτωζ, adv. boldly, with confidence. 
 
 ^'i/hioi, us, 'h, a straight line ; It' ivhieis, 
 straight forward.] 
 
 ^vhi'/i, dai. sing. Ion. f. g. from ivhia, us, 
 and this from ιυάνς, straight. 
 
 Έ^υύίνίια, See Έ•υό'/ινίω. 
 
 Έΰβίξύτίυτοι, easy to be cured. From iv 
 and Β-ίξατηυω. 
 
 Εύ^ίί yjv, it pleased. See Wv6m' 
 
 'EiihTsu, ω, f. -Afrcu, to be adapted to, to be 
 proper or useful to ; to arrange or dispose well ; 
 to put in order ; the same as 
 
 Έιυ^τίζω, f ίσω, to put in good order, to 
 dispose or arrange well. From tZ and τίύημι, 
 to put. 
 
 Eu^sT/Va?, uvTos, jmrt. 1. a. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Ku&iTos, ου, Ku) vt, rightly disposed, adapted 
 to, convenient ; fit, proper ; useful. From iZ, 
 well, and B-iros, placed. Th. τίβ^ιμί. 
 
 Έύίίωξ^ιτας, ου, ο ku) h, easy to be viewed or 
 known. Th. Β-ίΐοξίω. 
 
 Έ,υόίω$, adv. immediately, directly, instantly, 
 quickly. Th. tl6us. 
 
 Έιΐύη/Λοιτΰνη, nsi h, a convenient disposition of 
 things, elegant order or arrangement. From 
 
 Έιυβγίμων, ovos, ό ku) ii, well disposed or ar- 
 ranged ; v/ell constituted. From τΊ6•ημι, to put 
 or place. 
 
 E^^jjvsiy, ω, to abound, to produce abun- 
 dantly ; to prosper ; to succeed, to be strong or 
 vigorous. From ίυ and B-hv, the same with 
 S-iv, Bivos, a heap. 
 
 Έ-ύ^/ινία, us, ri, prosperity, good fortune, 
 abundance ; strength of body. 
 
 Έ.υά'/]vΰΰvτu, acc. sing. m. g. part. pres. act. 
 of ίυύνιν'ίω. 
 
 Wuu'AS, ios, Ku) ri, pleasing. 
 
 'EjI&iktos, ov, ό Koi 71, easy to be touched ; 
 jocose, witty, facetious. From Β-ίγω, to touch. 
 Hence 
 
 WuuIktus, aptly, fitly ; jocosely, facetiously, 
 adv. 
 
 Έ.ΰόξuυιrτos, ου, ο xu) τι, easy to break to 
 pieces, easily broken or bruised, frail, brittle. 
 From, iS, well, and Β-ξαυω, to break. 
 
 'Kuu^ovos, ου, ku) 91, having a beautiful 
 throne or seat. From iZ and Βξθ)ιοί^ a throne 
 /ar seat. Th, Βξύω, f. Βξήν». 
 
 Έυόυ, adv. straight forward, in a straight 
 line ; or for ihfus, immediately. From 
 
 WvuCyXotftrffos, ov, ό »u) h, Poet, that speaks 
 the plain truth •, that speaks as one thinks ; 
 sincere, open, honest. From iluhs and γλωα•- 
 ffu, the tongue. 
 
 Wu6vbQ_o(Jiiu, ω, f viSu, p. iv6utibgif*.viy-a, 
 to run straight forward, to proceed in a straight 
 course. From 
 
 Έυύύ^ζομος, ου, ό κοά i), that proceeds in a 
 straiglit course. From tZ and 'hξΌμ,os, a course, 
 race. Th. τζί^ω, 2. a. 'i%ξuμov, p. m. ^ΐ^ξομα. 
 
 Έvβυμaχus, u, o. Poet, and Dor. for ευύυ- 
 μά-Ζ*!?^ β") ό. wlio marches straight to battle •, 
 a valiant warrior. From iv^hs and μάζομοα, 
 to fight. 
 
 Έυ^υμίω, ω, f. riffu, p. &υ6ΰμ'/ιχα, to be of 
 good cheer, to be cheerful or merry ; 1. a. ih- 
 θύμyι(ru. From tZ and Bυμόs' 
 
 Έυ0vμϊu, us, good spirits, cheerfulness, gay- 
 ety, mirth, diversion, amusement ; and ίυΰνμο" 
 σύνη, VIS, «, the same ; and 
 
 ΈΰβϋμoSi ου, ό xu) h, cheerful, joyful, coura- 
 geous, confident ; and 
 
 'Άυύύμus, adv. cheerfully, joyfully, willinglj' ; 
 ίΐύυμ'οτίξον, more cheerfuU}'^, compar. of the 
 satne. 
 
 'EiluuvuTi, 2. pi. 1. a. imperat. of ιυβύνω. 
 
 ν/υύϋννι, 71S, 71, inquiry, inquisition, scrutiny ; 
 accusation, punishment ; most used in the plu- 
 ral ; also 
 
 ΈΙύύνβμο$ olos, a straight or direct way ; 
 and 
 
 Έΰ^υνττ,ξ, ^oos, 0, and ivouvrhs, and itiuvvos, 
 ου, 0, one who directs, who corrects, who calls 
 to account ; a steersman. 
 
 Έυ^ννω, f. υνω, p. iuuuyxu, to make straight 
 or level ; to direct prosperously, 2%zrf. Pyih. 
 to guide, direct ; to censure, to correct ; to call 
 to account ; to inquire into, accuse, punish ; 
 to be straight ; ζΐύύναν \uo7ifi ^ixus, to admin- 
 ister the laws equitably to the people ; 1 , a. 
 ivSuvu, 1. a. imperat. ίυβυνον, ύτω, 1. a. ind. 
 pas. nvuutSn'h All. for iv&uvhv. Th. ihuvs. 
 
 Έυβύτνοιο ζίφύξΟίο «oμ■τuι, the blasts of the 
 straight-onward-blowing zephyr. From ιυβυξ, 
 straight, and -χύω, to blow or breathe. 
 
 'Άυύύ■7roμ'ffos, that leads in a straight course. 
 From ihous and 'χίμ'π'ω, to send. 
 
 Έυ&ΰ'ζτοξίΤν, Poet, for tbumnv, to make 
 straight, to direct. Hence ιίβυττοξζΐν ohh, to 
 travel in a straight line. 
 
 Έ.υ9υ 'πoξ^ΰia^ύuι, to go in a direct course. 
 From ιυύυ$ and 'tt'o^os, a passage. Th» 
 9Τίίξω. 
 
 ΕΤ'ΘΤ2, £?«, it, 'ios, straight, direct, right ; 
 upright, sincere, open j ίττ) ίΰβίϊαν, to the right 
 way. 
 
 Έΰύνς, adv. immediately, directly, instantly ; 
 on the spot, inconsiderately ; with gen. tiel• roZ 
 Atos, directly to Jupiter, Aristoj^h. in Pace 67. 
 
 Έυβvτiξos, straighter, more direct ; compar, 
 from iuiv$. 
 
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 "Ev&LiTr,;, νι-Τόζ, h, .straightness, straight direc- 
 tion, rectitude, equity. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Έν^ΰτονοζ, ου, ο κ,αί 'a, Poet, extended in a 
 straight line. Fro?n ιυύυ; and -ηινω, to extend ; 
 
 Έ,υϊλατίύΐίι), y. iuffM, p. Kx, to be propitious 
 or gTKcious. From 
 
 Έυί'λκτο;, oi>) ο κά) vi, propitious, favourable. 
 Froy.'i iS well, and Ιχίω, to be propitious, 
 
 Ey}V^t/f ^ύλασα-οί, the sea abounding with 
 ■fishes. 
 
 ΈιΙκΆΐοίω, imperf. Att. ν]νκ,χίξίον, ovv, f. 
 Tiffu, p. 7ΐυαοίΊξ7ίκοί, to have a convenient time 
 or opportunity, to be at leisure, to employ 
 one's time or leisure in ; 1 . o. Att, Άνκ,αΙς^ησα. 
 Th. xatpo;. 
 
 Έ,υκαίξία, ac, h, opportunity, convenient time, 
 leisure •, a convenient situation, Avealth. 
 
 Έ^υκκίξοζ^ ου, ό κα) τι, seasonable, timely, 
 convenient, opportune ; at leisure. 
 
 'Άυκ,οίΐζ'οτοίτα,, most favourably. 
 
 Έ,υ-Λο,ίξωί, seasonably, in season, conven- 
 ientl}^, opportunely ; leisurely. From iZ and 
 Η,α'ΐξΒζ, opportunity. 
 
 'Κυκκμ.'ττη;, ios, ο x-ct) h, well curved sickle, 
 Odj/s. xviii, 3G7 ; bent, flexible.] 
 
 Έιυχάΰ'^ίοι;, and Poet. ίυ•^:,ξά^ία;, ου, ο xot) h, 
 stout-hearted, intrepid ; good for the stomach ; 
 cordial. Th. y.ry.oOio,. 
 
 Έν:ίΆξ7Γίχ; a;, -h, fruitfulness, abundance of 
 the fruits of the earth.^ 
 
 ΈΰχΒίξ^οί, ου, ο και 'h, fruitful, abundant.] 
 
 'Ejhuocrocytu'jiirro?•, ου, ό xou 'a, easy to van- 
 quish or overcome, easy to take. 
 
 Ε^Λατα^ξβν'/ίτοί, ου, I κα) vi, very contempti- 
 ble or despicable ; -φξον/ιτότίξοξ, more despica- 
 ble, compar. 
 
 Έυκχπξγκίττοί, ου, ο κα) yi, easy to be di- 
 gested ; easy to be eifected or done ; easily 
 ])loughed or tilled ; easy to be conquered or 
 I-illed.] 
 
 Έ^Ικίατος, ου, ο κα) h, Poet, for ιυκίαστο;, 
 easy to split or cleave. Fro)n ζύ and κίάΖ,ω, 
 to split. Th, κίω. 
 
 ΈιυκΥΐΧ'Λ~ίΐοα, α,ζ, '/ι, that appeases or quiets. 
 Frorn tZ arid κ^Χιω, to sooth. 
 
 'Άυκ'Α'Κοζ, ου, ο κα.) h, hy JEol. Pleonas7n for 
 ίκ'Λλοζ, quiet, gentle, mild. 
 
 ΈΑυκίν/ισ'ια., facility of motion, Kiobilit}'', agil- 
 ity, activity. From κινΐ,ω. 
 
 Έιΐκίννιτος, ου, ο κα) 'α, that may be easily 
 moved ; nim.ble, active, quick. Tk. κιΆω. 
 
 'ΙίυκίνΑτωί, with a quick or ready motion, 
 with agility, nimbly, quickly•. From 
 
 Έυκλίοί, acc. siug. by Sync, for ίυκλάοί, 
 dat. ίΙκΧ'ύ', Poet, for ζυκλ'Λ'ι, from 
 
 Έυκλενι;, ίοζ, ο κοά 'A, renowned, celebrated, 
 glorious, illustrious. Th. κΧύω. 
 
 Έΰκλίίκ, renown, glory, celebrity. From 
 s3 and κλίο;, or κ?.ί7οί, το, glory. From the 
 same Tit. 
 
 EwKAs/S'/j;, ου, a projjcr name, Euclid.] 
 
 'Άυκλζίνι, See Ev«Xs/a. From it and 
 κλίοξ, or κλζΊος, το, glory. Th. κλίίω. 
 
 Έυκλΐίζοίΐ, ι. a. inf. act. Dor. for κΧύσοα. 
 See KXii^ut. 
 
 Έυκλ'Αξ'Αμα, α,τος, το, a happy lot, good 
 fortune, prosperity. Th. κλΐ^ξος. 
 
 Έυκν'Αμι;, ί^ος, ο κοί) h, well armed, well 
 equipped, literally well booted. From iZ well, 
 and κψΑμ'Α, the leg. 
 
 Ευκολία, ccs, 'A, facility, readiness, facility of 
 temper or manners, tractabihty, complaisance ; 
 and 
 
 Έυκο?.οζ, ου, ο κοά 'h, easy, not squeamish, 
 not difficult, simple, open, ingenuous ; ready, 
 prompt ; not morose. From iZ and κόλον, 
 food. 
 
 Έυκολούζ, adv. easily, quickly ; pleasantly. 
 From ίΰκολος. 
 
 Έ^υκομ>α•κσβαι, to lay up carefully ; 1 . a. inf. 
 m. From nZ and κομίζοα, to take care of. Th. 
 κβμί&ι. 
 
 Ίίυκομοζ, Poet. Άυκομοξ, ου, ο και τι, having 
 beautiful hair. From sZ and κόμη, hair. 
 
 Ίίυκο'ττ'ία, αζ, 'A, facility ; and 
 
 Έυκο'ΤΓο;, ου, ο κα) '/ι, easy, easily done ; that 
 does any thing easily. Fi'orn ζυ and κ'οτι-οί) 
 labour. Th. κο-πτω, f. "φω, p. m. κίκοτα. 
 
 Έυκοα^μεά!, ω, to behave with decency or 
 modesty ; to discharge one's duty ; and 
 
 Έϋκοα-μία, a;, h, decorum, modesty, orderly 
 behaviour ; and 
 
 Έΰκοίτμοζ, ου, ο και h, well ordered or regu- 
 lated, orderly, decent, modest ; adorned, ele- 
 gant ; ajid 
 
 Υ^υκοσμ,ΌτατΆ, most elegantl}'-, superl. neut. 
 pL used adterbially ; and 
 
 ΊίυκόσμΜζ, adv. with order, decently, ele- 
 gantly, rightly. From ίυ and κόο'μοζ, order. 
 
 Έίικοαίοί, gen. sing, from 
 
 Έυκξο,'Αί, ίος, ο και 'a, well mixed or tem- 
 pered, temperate. Th. κίξάννυμι, f άσω, to 
 mix, or ίυκ^αηΐ, by Sync, for ζυκξατ'/,ζ. 
 
 Έυκξασ•ία, α.ζ, 'A, purity of the air, goodness 
 of climate.] 
 
 WvKQ&T'A, m, 'h, a woman's name, Eucrate. 
 
 Έυκξίνίίί, nom. pi. the Etesian winds, so 
 called because they bloiv in a clear, cloudless 
 sky ; from 
 
 Έυκξίνηζ, io?, ό και 'A, pure, clear ; well 
 ordered •, plain, distinct. Th. κξΊνω. 
 
 Έ^νκταΊοζ, a'la, alov, desirable ; and 
 
 Έυκτικος, η, ov, that expresses a wish or de- 
 sire, optative. From ίυχομαι, f ιυ^ομαι, p. 
 ίΖγμχι, to pray. 
 
 ΈυκτικΜξ, in the optative mode ; adv. froin 
 ίίκτικο;. 
 
 Έυκτϊμίν'Α, or Poet. ΙϋχτιμΛνη, well built, 
 beautifully built ; well inhabited, populous, 
 Odys. ix, 1 30 ; part. perf. pas. f g. for sy- 
 κζκτισμίν'Α, by dropping the augment, and re- 
 jecting ff, from ίΐ/κτίζομαι. Or, according to 
 others, Ιϋκτιμίνο; is JEol. for ίκτκτμ'ίΐιοζ, or by 
 Sync, for κτιζόμζνοζ, from κr'ιζbi,f. ffoj, p. και 
 to build, to found. 
 
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 365 
 
 ΕΤΜ 
 
 ΈϊΙχτϊτος,, νι, ον, well built, built with ele- 
 gance. From iu and κτίζω, to build, to 
 found. 
 
 Έ,ϋκτο;, ij, ov, to be desired or wished, de- 
 sirable. From ίνχ^ομ,α,ι, to pray. 
 
 Έ^ΰκυκλος, ου, ο κ,οά hy well rounded, I'ound, 
 that has good wheels, rolling. From iS well, 
 and χύκλοξ, a circle. 
 
 Ένλα,ξεια,, a.;, h, fear, reverence, awe ; piety, 
 religion ; caution, circumspection ; solicitude, 
 anxiety. From εΰλίαζ' /is, ίος, ο κ,α) h, cautious, 
 careful, circumspect. From iu and Χαμ,ζ,Άνω, 
 f. λ7ΐ•^ι>[Λα,ι, to take ; 2. a. ίλοί,ζον, 
 
 Έυλ&ζί^μα,ι, ουμαι, to fear, be afraid, be 
 impressed with a religious fear ; to take heed, be 
 cautious ; to shun, avoid ; ΆυΧα,ζ,ίΙ-το, he feared, 
 3. sing, imperf. Att. f. 'Ασομαι, p. ίΐλάζτιμ,οίί, 
 1. a. pas. ίΐλαζ'/ιύνιν, Alt. '/ιυλκζ'/ιύ'/ιν, yis, r,, 
 part. 1. a. είλα,ζη^ίϊς, ivros, moved with fear. 
 Th. λκμζά,νω. 
 
 Έ,νλα,ζίΐί, ίοξ, ό 3CCH h, circumspect, cautious, 
 solicitous, heedful, careful ; fearful, timid, re- 
 ligious, pious ; bashful. See F^vXuSua. 
 
 Ένλκζ'/ΐτίον, verbal adject, from ίΐλα,ζίομ,αι, 
 to fear. 
 
 Έύλαζί'/ΐ;, gen. Ion. froiri slXcx.€iex,, a;, i, 
 caution. See Έΰλά^ίΐΆ. 
 
 Έυλχζον, jyres. imperat. in. from ihXaQ'zo' 
 
 fjt,UCt. 
 
 Ένλαζίϋί, adv. timidly, fearfully, cautiously, 
 religiously. From zlXaQhi, and this from iv 
 and Χα,μζάνω, to take. 
 
 ΈΙλαζωξ Ίχ,ίΐν, to fear, to be afraid. Fro'm 
 ivXaS^s• 
 
 ΕΤ'ΛΑΓ, ων, αϊ, worms, maggots, 2)7~oj)e?-lj/ 
 those lohich are generated in the body. 
 
 ΕΤ'ΛΑ'ΚΑ, ri;, '/], a ploughsiiare; a spade, 
 a mattock. From iL• α)ν1 Xa^^altoj, to dig ; or 
 rather from cloXu'^, ukcc, h, a funow. 
 
 ΈιυΧα,Χος, ου, ό κ,α,'ί ■/,, that speaks well, elo- 
 quent ; talkative, loquacious. From iS and 
 ΧαΧίω, to speak. 
 
 WuXri, VIS, h, a worm, maggot, Iliad xix, 26 ; 
 xxii, 60D.] 
 
 Ei'X'/jrraj, ου, ό -αλι η, easy to take or seize. 
 Th. Χαμζ,άνύύ. 
 
 ΈυΧ7ΐ'ίτότα.τοι, in a manner to be the most 
 conveniently talcen or received ; neut. superl. 
 pi. used adverbially, Xen. Cyrop. i, 3, 7. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ΕΤ'ΆΗΡΑ, ων, τα, a bridle, the reins. 
 
 JLvXifiivf^, Tjs, 'h, a loomans name, Euli- 
 menc. 
 
 ΈιΰΧογίω, ω^ f. ή(τω, p. iuXoy/ixx, to bless, 
 
 wisli happiness to, celebrate ; to give thanks ; 
 
 1. a. Att. ΥιυΧπγ7]7•κ.• perf pas, ίυΧόγ'/ιμΜ, part. 
 
 perf. pas. thXayrtyAvo;, '/i, 'ov, blessed. From 
 
 iZ and Χογοζ, discourse. Tk. Χίγω. 
 
 Έύχόγ'/ιμΌίί, p. p)as. ίυΧογ>ιμίνος, p. part, 
 and ^, 
 
 WjXoy"/i<rovrui, 3. ;jZ. l.f. ind. pas. and 
 
 ΈιΰΧογ'/ιτος, τι, ov, blessed, praised. From 
 3. pers. sing. perf. pas. of ίϋΧαγ'ίω. 
 
 ΈιυΧογίΰΐ, as, ή) benediction; a giving of 
 
 thanks, praise ; fair words ; bounty, alms ; Itr* 
 ίΙΧογΙκίζ, bountifully ; and 
 
 ΈϋΧογοξ, ου, a smooth speech ; also rational 
 or reasonable, conformable to reason, well 
 founded, probable, right, true. From sy and 
 χόγοζ, discourse. From xiyu, perf. m. xi- 
 Xoya. 
 
 ΈυΧόγως, agreeably to reason, reasonably, 
 rightly, fitly. From the preceding. 
 
 ΈυΧντω;, promptly, readily, easily. From 
 χΰω, to loosen. 
 
 ^jhyMOni, Ίοζ, Kce.) 'h, who learns easily, apt 
 to learn, docile, ingenious ; also easy to be 
 learned or understood. From iu and μα,νΰάνω, 
 to learn, 
 
 Κυμαΰω;, so that one may easily learn or 
 understand, with docility. 
 
 Έ.υμα,κ,'ήζ, ίο',, ο κα) w,. Dor. for &1μ'/ικ'/ΐξ, 
 very long. 
 
 ΈJ'όμciXoς, Dor. for ευμηΧοζ, ου, ο κ,οά 'hy 
 abounding in fine sheep, having numerous 
 llocks of sheep. From sS and μϋΧχ, sheep. 
 Th. μ-/ιλίχ, an ap})!e tree. 
 
 Έ,υμά,ξίΐα, .or -ξίοο, ο:ς, v\, facility, ease, con- 
 venience ; tranquillity of njind ; a privy j 
 and 
 
 Έυμαξίω;, and -ξως, adv. easily, \vithout 
 pains or trouble. From 
 
 Έΰμα,ξ'/ΐί, ίο;, ό y^x) «, easy, convenient; 
 From it) and μάρτ,, tiie hand. 
 
 ν/υμκς^^η, a privy. See Κυμαζ^ζ. 
 
 Έυμ,α,ξω;, adv. easily. 
 
 JLhy.zyiUh;, ίοζ, ο Ksil 'h, very great, huge, 
 tall ; of a proper size. Th. μίγοίζ. 
 
 Ίίυμίύο^ως, and ινμιύο'^ικ,ωξ, methodically, 
 compendiously, by a short and easy way. From 
 ih and μίίο'^ΰζ, ου, h, a short wa}', method; and 
 this from μίτο:, and JisV, oZ., n, a way. 
 
 ΈινμίΧνίζ y^ouiTny/i, music which consists in 
 melody, well n;iodulated or melodious music. 
 
 'ΆυμιΧί'Λ;, ου, ό. Ion. for ινμίλίοίζ, ου, ό, 
 armed with an ashen lance ; a skilful spearman, 
 pikeman, or lancer. 2%. μιΧίοι,. 
 
 ΈιΙμίνίίο,, οίς; τι, benevolence, good will, 
 favour, clemency. See Έ-ϋμίνίω. 
 
 Έ.ΰμενί<ττίξωί, more kindly, more benign an tly, 
 more favourably ; adv. comp.frofn ιυμίνής. 
 
 Έί/μίνίω, to be kind, friendl}^, favourable, 
 gracious ; ιυμΛν'ΐοντος, gen. sing, jyart. pres. 
 From ib and μίνοζ, los, το, the mind. 
 
 Ένμίνη5, ίοζ, ο κα,] νι, kind, friendty, gra- 
 cious, benignant, favourable ; easy, convenient ; 
 comparat. ίυμίνίστΒξο;, From the same. 
 Hence 
 
 Έ,Ιμενωξ, adv. kindly, graciously, favoura- 
 bly. . f 
 
 'ΆυμίτάζΧγιτοζ, ov, ο κ,οά vi, and 
 
 ΈυμίτύζοΧο;, eu, ό κα) 'h, easily changed, 
 mutable, inconstant. Frotn iu, well, and /3«λ- 
 Χω, f. Χω, to throw; p. m. βίζολοί. 
 
 Έ,υμίΤΆ^οτοζ, ου, ό xxi 'h, for μίτοί^οτιχοι, 
 ready to impart, generous, liberal. Froju iu 
 and μίτα^ΐ^ωμί, to impart. Th. ^ί^ωμ/. 
 
 Έυμήκίίί, nom, pi. from 
 
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 ΕϊΟ 
 
 Εϋ^«>}ί, S9f, Ο κα,) «, very long ; tall. 
 Fmm ίύ and μ^κος, ioi, το, length. 
 
 ΈΙί/ίΛηλοί, ov, ό xxi hy abounding in sheep, 
 having fine flocks of sheep. From μτ^λον, a 
 sheep, 
 
 ΈΛυμνημόνίυτοζ, easy to remember or to men- 
 tion, memorable; a verbal adject. From su 
 and μντ,μοηντοζ, remembered, retained in mem- 
 ory. From μννιμονίύω, to retain in memory. 
 !Z%. μνάομα,ί, J'. μντιβΌμα,ι, p. μίμν/ιμΛί. 
 
 Έυμοίξίχ, «ί, 'h, a happy lot, good fortune. 
 
 ΈΰμολτΓοί, ov, 0, a proper name, Eumolpus. 
 
 Ένμοξφίχ, ία;, Ϋι, elegance of form or shape, 
 symmetry, beauty. From 
 
 Έίΐμοξψος, ov, ο not) 'h, of a beautiful form or 
 shape, beautiful. From iu and μοξφγι, a form. 
 
 Έν)αχ.ζί, pres. imperat. act. ίυναζγι, 2. sing, 
 j^res. subj. pas. from 
 
 Έννκζω,^. ά(τω, p. ευνοίχοί, to put or to lull 
 asleep, to put to bed ; to still, to quiet ; to 
 sleep, to repose •, to sleep with. Th. ivv/i. 
 
 Eiva/, nom. fd, beds, from the same Th. 
 
 'EvvomreiuJ, ω, to inhabit ; also passively, to 
 be inhabited, to be well inhabited, Odys. ii, 400 ; 
 hut some read here, by dividing the word, εν 
 vanroiovTMv, to lie well, to be well situated, as 
 houses or places, Iliad ii, 648, and notes.^ 
 
 Έΰνχίόμενος, '/i, ov, well inhabited, populous, 
 Iliad i, 1 64 ; part. pres. pas. from ευ and νοίίω, 
 to dwell. 
 
 ΈννάτείξΆ, oci, u. Dor. for ευνν-,τείξο,, α,ξ, vi, 
 a wife. From είννι-, τις, 'a, a bed. 
 
 Έ,Ινά,ω, ω, f. ΫιΤω, p. ίΰνηχ.θί, the Same OS 
 $υνύξω, to lull to sleep ; to put to bed, to still, f. ϊ,ομοίΐ, to pray ; I. a. m 
 quiet. From the same Th. j Έ•ύ^ά.μενοί, >!, ov, part. 
 
 ΈΙνείχϊΐ, ns, >j, a ivomans name, Eunice. same verb. 
 
 ET'NH', m, 'h-, a bed, a couch, a den; mar- i Έΰ^εινοί 'rovros, the Euxine sea.] 
 
 by good laws ; ίυνομιηό^^σΛν, S. pi. 1. m. pas. 
 and 
 
 Έύνομίοί,, ets, h, a good constitution or laws ; 
 state of being well governed •, also a proper 
 name, Eunomia.] 
 
 Εύνομί>}ν, ace. sing, from εύνομίτι, vn, ^, a 
 woman s namey Eunomia, meaning legitimate. 
 From the same. 
 
 Έ,ίΐνομοί) governed by good laws. From iS 
 and νόμος, law. 
 
 Έιΰνοος, and ευνου?, ου, ο xoti h, well disposed, 
 friendly, kind, benevolent ; ιύνούσπζοξ, compar, 
 and ευνούστΆτος, superl. The opposite to χα,κα•^ 
 voog. 
 
 ΈίΙνοαν, friendly, a friend ; ace. sing, from 
 ευνοοξ, ovs, friendly. From εν and ν'οοζ, the 
 mind. 
 
 Έννονσ-τατο;, η, ov, very benevolent or 
 friendly ; superl. of ευνοος, friendly, well-wish- 
 ing• ^ 
 
 Έιννούιττεξοξ, α, ov, more friendly or benev- 
 olent, com]). froTu the same. 
 
 Έιύνονχ^ίχς, ov, o, an eunuch ; and 
 
 Έιυνου;^ιζύ), f. Ισού, p. εύνού^ικα, to make 
 an eunuch ; p. pas. ιύνονχ^ίσμχι, 1. a. pas. ευ- 
 νουχ^ίιτύτιν. From 
 
 Έ^υνουχ^οζ, ου, ο, an eunuch, a keeper of the 
 female apartments ; a ruler. From ενντι, a 
 bed, and εχο), to have, to keep. 
 
 EyvTis, Oor. and by Crasis for layra, or 
 ovroi, acc. sing, part, pres. from ων, of ε'ιμι^ 
 to be. 
 
 Είξα /fl, 2. sing. 1 . a. opt. m. from ενχ^ομκι^ 
 
 ^άμνιν, ω, uro. 
 ] . α. m. from the 
 
 riage ; a lying with -, a tent ; a grave ; in pi. 
 anchors. 
 
 Υ,ΙννιθεΊατα, lying with, p)art. 1 . a. pas. f. g. 
 from ευνάω, f. 'hffu, to put to sleep. Th. 
 
 ιυνή' 
 
 Έυν/εσνιοος, Ion. for Eyveviirs^iii, more friend- 
 ly or kind, comp. See Υ,υνούα-τατοί. 
 
 WwIkyi, '/is, '/I, and Dor. Wuvixot., a woman's 
 name, Eunice. 
 
 Έυνις, ios, xcil ii, deprived of, bereaved, 
 widowed, orphan ; acc. ευνιν. From sTj, one. 
 
 'Έ'ύνν/ίτος, ου, ο »«} τι, well woven, well spun ; 
 used by Homer for ευκ,Χοαστο;. Schneid.^ 
 
 ^vvoiea, f nera>, p. ευνό'/ιχοί) to be kind, 
 friendlv» well disposed; a?id 
 
 Είνβ/α, α;, yi, kindness, good will, benevo- 
 lence, friendship. From ευνοο;, ου, ό kou h, 
 benevolent, frendly. From ευ, and v'oos, vovs, β, 
 the mind. 
 
 Έννο'ί'κος, yi, ov, benevolent, kind, friendly, 
 well-wishing ; and 
 
 Έυνοϊκΰζ, adv. kindly, benevolently ; compar. 
 ιυνοΐχωτ'εζωί, superl. εύνόϊκωτατοι,. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΈννομεΤν, pres. hf. act. to establish good 
 laws. Hence 
 
 Έ,ννομ(7(τίαί, pres. inf. pas, to be governed 
 
 Ευξείνου;, adv. hospitably, with kindness or 
 t friendship. From ευ and |svos, a stranger, a 
 j Έυξενοί) or -εινο$, ου, ό xcu ν, hospitable, 
 friendly to guest, 
 strangers ; and 
 
 Έυ^εσ-τος, ου, ο χοίϊ νι, well smoothed or pol- 
 ished. Th. ^'ico. 
 
 Έΰξ'/ι, 2. sing. 1. a. m. subj. εΰ^ωμοίΐ, y, 
 '/iroti, from ευχομοία, to pray. 
 
 Έυ\οον, well smoothed or pohshed ; acc. sing, 
 from 
 
 Έ,υζοοί, the same ivith εΰζεβ-τος. Th. ξέω. 
 
 Έΰ^νμζολο;, ου, ο κοά h, easy to treat with 
 or to have intercourse with, accommodating, 
 Xen. Mem. ii, 6, 5 ; auspicious. The same 
 as εύ(τύμζολο$.\ 
 
 Έύοί'εω, f. riffu, p. ευωΐτ,χα., to have a quick 
 or prosperous journey, to advance by an easy 
 route, not to encounter any obstacles in the 
 way ; to give a prosperous journey ; and 
 
 Εϋβδ/α, «ί, h, a quick or prosperous journey, 
 an easy route, prosperity, success ; also a 
 woinans name, Euodia. Froi^ εύ and e^aj, 
 a way. 
 
 Εΰο'^μος, ov, Ό κβίΐ «, Poet. Ion. and Dor.for^ 
 εύοσμο?, fragrant, sweet-smelling. From iZ 
 and οζω, to smell. 
 
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 Ey'oSei, ου, ό χα) νι, easy to pass through or 
 traverse over ; having a quick or prosperous 
 passage ; successful. From eS and o^os, a 
 way. 
 
 Έ,ύα^όω, ω, f. ωσω, p. ιυω^ωκ,α, to grant a 
 prosperous journey ; to direct in a good way ; 
 to cause to succeed, to prosper ; pres. pas. iuo- 
 ^ύομα,ι, οΰμκι, »to have a prosperous journey, 
 to be prospered; perf• pcis, ίύω^ωμα,ί, 1. a. 
 pas. ζύω^ύύγιν, η$, η, ^' f• pcis. ivoh^drtTofAai. 
 From itlo^oi, ου, ό κοά h, having a quicli jour- 
 ney. From iS and όΐιος, a way. 
 
 EiJo^ie/xes, κς, liperf. act. Ion. of the same, 
 for tuu^MKOi. 
 
 EueWj ado. by an easy route or journey ; 
 quickly ; successfully. 
 
 ^ii'o^eoffov, 1. a. imj^erat. act. of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 ΕΤΌ1~, evoe, a loord of invocation used by 
 the priests of Bacchus. Hence 'Eii'/oj, ov, a 
 title of Bacchus. 
 
 Έΰοινοξ, ου, β χα) ίι, producing good wine or 
 wine in abundance.] 
 
 Έύοίάνια-τον, ου, <ro, a good omen or augury. 
 
 Έ.ύό/Λίνο/, roasted ; part. pres. pas. of the 
 verb iuca, or ίυω, J", σω, to roast. 
 
 Εν'ίτλίί, ου, ο, well armed, successful in 
 arms. Hence superl. plur. 
 
 'Άύο'^λΌτΰίτοι, completely accoutred or armed. 
 Th. βίτλον. 
 
 Είβίττβ?, ου, ο, easy to be seen, apparent, 
 conspicuous. Th. ο'ΤΓτομαι. 
 
 Έυοξχίω, f. riffu, p. εύύξχ^ιχβί, to swear con- 
 scienciously or religiously, to be faithful to 
 one's oath ; pres. inf. ίύοξκΰν. See Έϋοξχος. 
 
 Έΰοξκία, ust h, fidelity to one's oath. 
 From 
 
 Έΰοξχο;, ου, ο χα) ίι, one Λvho religiously 
 keeps his oath. From iu and Ό'ξχος, an oath. 
 
 Έ,ΰοςμοί, ου, ο χα) h, having a safe anchor- 
 age, safe. From sw and οξμος, ου, ο, a road 
 for ships, anchorage ; and this from ύ'ξω, 
 to fix. 
 
 Έυοα•μοί, ου, ο χα) ίι, odorous, sweet-smelling, 
 fragrant.] 
 
 Έ,ύ^αγίι?) ίοί, ο χα) η, well joined or fastened 
 together, firmly built, strong, compact. From 
 6u and -π-ήγνυμι, or -njyvuu, to make fast. 
 
 Έιύ^άΗ/α, and -B-ia, ας, 'h, and Ion. -S-j/jj, 
 and -S-/'/j, the quality of being easily affected 
 by impressions or injuries, susceptibihty ; fe- 
 licity, enjoyment, pleasure ; a benefit or good 
 turn, a favour ; and 
 
 Έύταίίω, ω, f {\βω, to be susceptible or 
 easily affected ; to indulge in pleasure, to enjoy 
 one's self ; to enjoy happiness ; to receive a 
 benefit. Th, ^aer^u, f. νύσομαι• 2. a. 
 'έτταύον. 
 
 Έιύτά^^ιμα, ατός, το, majesty, spirit. 
 
 Ew^a^jji, ios, ό χα) ί, easily affected, suscep- 
 tible ; liable to injury j prone or inclined. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 TiivaiVia, as, h, the happiness of having 
 good children ; and 
 
 EwVa/i, a^os, ό χα) ίι, fortunate in having 
 good children ; a good son or daughter. Th. 
 •ίταΐς. 
 
 EyV«»res, ου, ό χα) τι, Dor. for iv^ijx'ros. 
 
 Έ•ύ-ταξαχολού0ί^τοί, ου, ο χα) h, easy to be 
 conceived or understood, of quick apprehension, 
 acute. From ευ and νχξαχολουΗω, to accom- 
 pany. Th. αχόΚουβοί. 
 
 Έιΰτάξχοζ, ου, ο χα) h, Poet, and Oar. for 
 ίύ-ττάξϋος, ό χα) τι, having beautiful cheeks. 
 From tS and ταοίια, ί, the cheek. 
 
 Έύττάξΰροί, ou, xa) *i, having a beautiful 
 fringe or border, elegantly bordered, wearing a 
 richly bordered robe. 
 
 Έΰτατίξίίοί, ίΐα, iiov, having an illustrious 
 father, of noble birth, noble. From ίύ9τάτηρ, 
 or ίυ'ττάτΜζ, n<<ble. Th. 'ffaryip, ίροζ, ο, 
 
 ΕΤΓΙΑΤΟ'ΡΙΟΝ, ου, r-i/ Eupatoriura, α 
 species of plant. From ίυ-τ'ίτωξ, or rather 
 from v\'?ea^,fjr it is also called νιτατόζ/ον, 
 
 ΈύτατξϊΙηί, ου, ο, a Koman of patrician 
 birtk, noble, 
 
 Έυτίΐύίΐν, to be obedient, to obey, to be 
 docile, pres. irf. act. From sS and ηίύω. 
 
 ΕϋΤ5/^>!ί, ίοξ, ο χα) η, that obeys readily, 
 obedient, docile, easy to persuade ; credulous. 
 From iu and tzi^m, to persuade. 
 
 Έυ•τίι0ΰ;, obediently, with docility ; and 
 
 Έυτταστο;, ου, ο χα) ίι, easily persuaded, 
 tractable, obedient, compliant. From the 
 same. 
 
 Έότίνόίξος, having a noble father-in-law. 
 Th. 'PTivhoos, ου, ό. 
 
 Εΰ'ίΤίτΓλβί, or ίυ-^ιτλος, ου, ό χα) ίι, having a 
 beautiful robe or mantle, well robed. From 
 iZ arid τίτλος, a robe, mantle. 
 
 Έίύτίξίίττατος, ου, ό χα) ίι, that easily sur- 
 rounds or besets ; easily encompassed or beset 
 by many. From %υ and Τί^ι'ία'ταμαι, to sur- 
 round, and this from τίζ) and 'ίστνιμι, to 
 stand. 
 
 Έίύτίταα, ας, ίι, and 
 
 Έύτίτίίϋ, ης, ίι. Ion. facility ; abundance, 
 proneness, tendency ; and 
 
 Έυτΐτίις, ίος, ο χα) ίι, easy, comp. ζυτίπ- 
 ΰ-τίξο/ς, more easily, adv. from ίύτίτίστεξος. 
 From ευ and ίτ/ίττώ/, to fall. 
 
 'Άύτετως, and -ίως, adv. easily, without 
 trouble, quickly. From, the same Th. 
 
 Έϋτηχτος, ου, ό και ίι, well joined together, 
 well built, firm, strong. From ευ and -tjj- 
 γνυμι, to fasten, to build. ^ 
 
 Έ^ύτλεχ'εων, gen. pi. from 
 
 Έΰτλεχίις, ίος, ο χα) ίι, well knit together, 
 well constructed, well twisted, flexible. From 
 ευ and TXixM,f. ϊ,ω, to knit, to tie. 
 
 ΈιύτΧοίΤν, Ion. for εύτλεϊν, to have a pros- 
 perous voyage. Th. τλίω. 
 
 Έ^ΰτλοια, ας, ίι, and 
 
 ΈύτΧοΙη, ης, h, a good voyage. From iZ 
 and τλεοα, f τλευα-ώ, to sail. 
 
 Έιύτλοχαμ)ς, ί^ος, ίι, and 
 
 Έ,ύτλόχ&μος, ου, ό χα) ίι, having beautiful 
 lodes or curls. From ευ and τλόχαμος, ^ 
 
ΕΤΠ 
 
 curl of hair. From -rXoxh, a plaiting or braid- 
 ing, Th. <τλίχ&). 
 
 Ε^'.τλί/ν'^ί, so;, κ,α.) '/ι, well washed, clean. 
 From iu and vfXvMu, to wash. 
 
 EiVneei, ond ίΰ-τνον;, that breathes well or 
 easily ; exposed to the wind, having a good 
 air ; sweetscented, fragrant ; cdso long-winded. 
 T/i. -^rvicj. 
 
 ΈύτΓΟίίΤ, 3. sing. pres. iiid. act. of ίύτοιίω, 
 to do good. Th. -^roiiea. 
 
 Έίύτοήω, ω, f. ί)σω, p. ζύ'ζ'ΐ-ττοΐ'/ικα., ίο do 
 good, to be beneficent, to be kind, to oblige, to 
 benefit ; and 
 
 Έλιι'ττοΙ'/ιτο;, ου, ο κοά h, well made, elegant. 
 From the same. 
 
 EyiTi/ifii, a?, h, well-doing, beneficence. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Έϋτολι;, a proper name, Eupolis. 
 
 Έι•7τόμτ'/ι, ns, h, a woman's name, Eu- 
 pompe. 
 
 ^ύττοοίω, ω, f. viffn), p. ίύτόξ'/ιχκ, to have 
 the means or ability, to be abundantly able, to 
 haA'e in abundance, to be well furnished with, 
 to have ; in 3. sing, imperf. pas Att. '/jutto- 
 ξίϊτο. From iu and -τόζο;, a passage. Th. 
 
 'Εύ'^Τΰξίΰί, a;, ή, an easy way or route ; 
 means, ability, power, abundance, wealth ; 
 and 
 
 Έντοξοξ, ου, ο xou '/ι, easy, quick ; inventive ; 
 that may be easily passed through ; rich, 
 abounding, overflowing. 
 
 Έυ-ρτο-μία, ας, 'h, good fortune, good 
 luck.] 
 
 Έύτξοί'ξίχ, Άζ, h, good fortune, prosperity ; 
 a good action. Th. Τξάττω. 
 
 Έ^υττραχ^ίοί, a?, ή, the same with ih-Tfga^ta,. 
 From p. m. <7ίϊ'πζ_Λγα,, of -^ξάσα-ω, to do, 
 to act. 
 
 EiJiT^i-rs/a, aj, vt, distinguished comeliness 
 or beauty, grace, dignity, decorum, ornament. 
 From 
 
 Έυτξζτη;, m, Ku) 'h, having great comeli- 
 ness, graceful, beautiful, specious, beautifully 
 adorned, becoming, decorous. From ίυ and 
 Τξίτω, to become, to excel. 
 
 Έΰτξίτωξ, adv. becomingly, gracefully, beau- 
 tifully, speciously. From the same. 
 
 FjUTp'/'^in, 9i;, VI, Ion. fur ίύ-ττοοί^Ία. 
 
 Έ,ύ-ττξοσοίκ,τοί, ου, ο xou η, acceptable, agree- 
 able, pleasing. From •7το^οσΙ'ίγ^ομ.ο(.ί, to accept, 
 to approve. From, ίύ, Τζος, and '^ίχ^ομκι, 
 f. yi^o/u!,ctt, to take, receive. 
 
 Έ.ύ7Τξό(Τί^ξο;, ου, ό χα.) 'h, closely adhering to, 
 constantly occupied or assiduous in any thing. 
 From, ii and 7Τξό<ηΙξος, diligently employed. 
 From Τξοζ and ί^ξο,, a.s, h, a seat. Th. ίζο- 
 μ,χι, J. iOoZfcxi. 
 
 Έ>ύ7Τξοσ''/ιγοξία, ας, h, affability, courteous- 
 ness. From ευ and Τξοτ'/ιγοξίω, to address or 
 accost. Frojrt -ρτζΟζ and α,γοξίω. Th. ά,γοξά. 
 
 Έύτςοο'ήγοξοί, ov, ο χα) 'h, aflkble, Courteous, 
 From the same. 
 
 Έ'ΰ'ττξΌσϊτα, from 
 
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 'Άυ<τζόσ'ίτοί, ου, ο xou h, easy of access, ac- 
 cessible, afiable. From sS, Τξοξ, and ιϋμι, to go. 
 
 EoT^siTo^oi, ου, χα,] τι, the same. Th. 
 ooo;. 
 
 Έύ'/Τξοα-όζμιίΤ'Τοί , ov, ο χα) τι, convenient for 
 coming to land, of easy approach or entrance ; 
 ejnthet of a port. From tu and -τΤξοσοξμΊζα- 
 μαι, to arrive, come to land. 
 
 Έ,υτΓξόσφοξος, ου, ο xcu '/ι, prompt or eloquent 
 in discourse ; useful. 
 
 Έύτζοα'ω'Τίω, &•, f. '/lofoj, to have a beautiful 
 aspect or appearance, to make a fair show, to 
 study to please ; and 
 
 ^ύ'^Τξόιτω'^ο;, ου, ο χα) 'h, having a beautiful 
 face or appearance, beautiful ; specious. From 
 vj and τΓξόσω'πΌν, ου, το, the face, appearance. 
 Th. Ο'τττομοι.ί. 
 
 Έιύττζοσίάττων, gen. ])L of the same. 
 
 Έϋτξυμνοζ, ου, ό χα) h, having a beautiful 
 stern. From ίυ and <π•ζΰμνο!., m, h, the stern 
 of a ship. Th. Τξυμνό$. 
 
 Έιίτυξγοζ, ου, ο χα) νι, having beautiful 
 towers, well turreted. Th. τύξγος. 
 
 Έιίταλοζ, ου, ό χα) νι, that produces fine 
 horses. From %υ and -τόϋλοί, a foal. 
 
 Έύξχ), ων, αί, the iron band fixed on the axis^ 
 to secure it from the friction of the wheels, 
 Th. ίύζύζ. 
 
 1βυξάμ*]ν, by Sy7ic. for ίυ^'/ισάμνιν, ω, οίτο, 
 1 . a. m. from ίΐιοΊσχω, to find. 
 
 Έύξοζ,, sideways, obliquely, aside, from 
 ίυξοζ, ιοζ, breadth. Or, as some suppose. Ion. 
 for ι-λίυζκ^ hy Aphceresis from τλίυξα, ας, viy 
 the side. 
 
 Εύξΐ£, 2: a. impcrat. act. Att. by changing 
 the accent, for sSoi, as st^l for sTcrs, XctSl for 
 λάβί• from ίΰξίσχΛ', to find. 
 
 Έυοε, 2. a. imperat. act. or 3. sing. 2. a. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 Έίΐΐξίοί, Ion. for ίυξίία,, broad. 
 
 ΈΛΐ/ξίθ'^ν, 1 . a. ind, jyas. and 
 
 Έυξεύωσιν, 3. ρ/. 1. a. subj. pas. and 
 
 Ei3^£;ei,y. g.from ίύξυί, ίο;, broad, wide. 
 
 Έΰξίϊν, 2. a. inf. act. from ζΰζίιτχω. 
 
 Εί/(?ε^α, oiTos, TO, an invention or discovery ; 
 any thing found. 
 
 Έυξίο-/;, ίω;, ν, a finding, invention, dis- 
 covery; and 
 
 Έΰξίτ^;, ου, ό, an inventer. From ενζία-χω» 
 to find out, invent. 
 
 Έΰξίτίξ, ih;, h, an inventress. From the 
 same. 
 
 Έΰξίτο, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. vi. and 
 
 Έύο'ίτξία, a;, h, an inventress ; and 
 
 Έυξ'/ιχα, perf. act. ευξΥΐχίναι, perf inf. act. 
 of the same Th. 
 
 Έυξπμα, ατο;, το, any thing found or in- 
 vented, an invention, a discovery ; an unex- 
 pected gain ; ίυξ-/]μα ίυξ' /txi, he finds an un- 
 looked for advantage, or he experiences more 
 good luck, Herod, vii, 10.] 
 
 Εί^ίν, Dor, for ίύξίΐν. 
 
 Έΰξ'/ίΐηι;, 2. sing, εύξ^ιτίτί, 2. pi. 1. f, ind* 
 act. ίυξ•/ΐ9ω' of ευξίσχω, to find, to invent, 
 
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 Εω^>}(Τ;£*τ>}ί, ios, ο xeti ίι. Poet, for ίυζίσιι- 
 r«i, an inventor of words, fluent in discourse. 
 From ίυξίσκαι, to find, to invent, a7id sVej, το, 
 a word, and this from 'ίτω, to say. 
 
 ΈΙΙξ'/ιτί, 2. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of ιυξίσχω. 
 Έϋξίζοί, ου, ο χ,άΊ h, having strong roots, 
 well rooted, Th. ρίζα. 
 
 Έ,ΰξίν, Tvos, κοά h, haΛήng a good nose or 
 delicate smell, quick-scented. From tu and 
 ]p<y, the nose. 
 
 ET"Pin02 (ίυζί'ττος)., ov, β, Euripus, a 
 strait between Euboea and Attica, ceUhrated for 
 the frequency and irregularity of its tides ; as 
 if from tZ and ρίτττω, to cast forth. Hence 
 
 Έΰξί-τα;, αν, ό χα) ί, is used proverbially, as 
 ίϋζίτΓοζ αν^ξω^βί, ■ ζυξί^οζ τυχνι, changeable, 
 fickle, inconstant. 
 
 ΕΤ'Ρ1'2ΚΩ, f, ΐδξ^ιτα), p. ίυζτίχα, to find, 
 find out, invent, discover, to meet with ; to 
 get ; to perceive ; to know ; to be worth ; 
 1. a. ίνξνΐίτα• 2. a. ιύξον 2. a. opt. tvootf^t, 
 eis, or 2. a. subj. ί'όξο), '/li, V,• 2. a. it fin. 
 ζνξΐ7ν• part. 2. a. ίίξων, ovtos' peif. pas. ίυξγι- 
 μοίΐ' 1. a. pas. ίυζίθην, ν;, «ι, I was found; 
 1• f pas. ζυξί6ή(Τομα,ί• 1. a. m, ίυξάμην, ta, 
 ttro, by Sync, for ίύξησ•άμ>ιν, I obtained or ac- 
 quired ; ίυξίίτ) ίν γχσ-τξΐ t^ovffct, Mat. i, 18, 
 the same wUk τι, she was ; so Luke xvii, 18; 
 1 Pet. ii, 22 ; Gal. ii, 17, ivithout a Hebraism, 
 which Olearius thought he had discovered. Obj. 
 in Matt. p. 40. So Jos. Jnt. vii, 7 ; Eurip. 
 Iphig. in Taur. 777 ; Hieroc. in Carm. Pyth. 
 Antonin. ix, p. 269. 
 
 Έυξοιχ, «ί, 91, an easy flow, an easy course, 
 prosperity, affluence. Th. ρίω. 
 
 Έύξοίμην, 2. a. opt. 7)1. and 
 
 Έυξοι;, 2. sing. 2. a. opi. act. and 
 
 Έύξο7σ•«, as, a. Dor. for ίΰζουα•α, νις, 9i, part. 
 ■2. a. act. fern. g. from tb^iffxu, to find. 
 
 ΈΛϋζοκΧϋ^ων, ωνοζ, ο, Euroclydon, a certain 
 tempestuous wind, Act. xxvii, 14. From 
 ey^yj, broad, and χλύ^αιν, a wave. Th. χλύζω. 
 
 Έ,νξομες, Dor. for ί'ΰξομεν, 1. pi. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of ίνξίσχω, to find. 
 
 Ei/^ov, £5, £, 2. a, ind. act. svacuv, όντο;, 
 pai-t. 2. a. of the same. 
 
 Ιίνξο;, ου, ο, tlie east wind. Th. ρίω. 
 
 Έιύξος, io;, το, breadth, width. From ίΰξύ;, 
 
 Έ,υξοσχν, 3. jyl. imp. act. for εϋξον, Ps. 
 cXvi, 3. 
 
 Έύξουσ-α, part. 2. a. act. f. g. from iu- 
 ξκτχο). 
 
 'Έϋρρίίτ'/;;, ου, ό καϊ η, flowing beautifully ; 
 ίϋρρίίταο, gen. JEol. for Υύρρύτον. From ευ 
 and pioj, to flow. 
 
 Έύξνάγυία, a:, yi, that has spacious streets. 
 From ίνξί/ί and uyvia, a street, a way. 
 
 Έυονα,λ'/!, '/];, 'h, a luomans na7ne, Euryale. 
 
 Έύξοάλωζ, ωα;, ο κοά r,, broad, spacious, am- 
 ple. From ίύξυς and ίίχως, an area. 
 
 Έυξΰζατ^ΐζ, ου, ο, a proper name, Eury- 
 bates. 
 
 Τ'ύξυζια^',ΐί, αν, a proper name, Eurybiades.] 
 
 i'j'jr'vSi''/;:, Jon. for ίύονζ'ιχζ, ου, flj; one whpse 
 
 -47 
 
 power extends widely, extensively ; powerful. 
 From, εΰξΐς, broad, a7id βίοί, force. 
 
 Έόΰν^αμαί, avrag, o, a j'roper ruxme, Eury- 
 damas. 
 
 ΈΛύζϋΥίχη, ης, a proper name, Eurydice.] 
 
 Έΰξυ^μο;, ου, ό xect 'h, vvell measured or 
 modulated ; rhythmical ; well proportioned, 
 Theophr, Char. 2 ; harmonious, musical. From 
 iZ ayid ρυύμο;, measure, cadence, proportion. 
 
 Έύξύύμωι, in perfect accord, harmoniously, 
 in cadence. 
 
 Έύουχξε'ίων, having extensiA'e rule or domin- 
 ion. From ενξν;, wide, aiid χζίίων, ovro;, o, a 
 ruler. Th. χξαίνω. 
 
 Έ,νξνλείμίυν, uvos, ο χα) h, having spacious 
 meadows ; spacious, ample. F'rom εύξνι and 
 Χειμωιι, a meadow. 
 
 Έ,ύ:>υμβων, ovroi, a proper name, Eury- 
 medon.] 
 
 Έύξΰμίτωτοί, ov, ο χα) h, having a broad 
 forehead. From ίύξνξ arid μετωΜον. Th. osr- 
 τομοα. 
 
 Έίΐξνναν, 3. pi. 1. a. act. ι'ϋουνα, a;, i, fropl 
 
 iUpU'JOJ. 
 
 Έιύξΰνομγι, 7IS, '/), a woman s name, Eury- 
 nome. 
 
 Έυζύνοντί, Dor. for ευξόνονσ"/, ^. pL pres. 
 ind. act. from 
 
 Έιύξϋνω, f. νω, to m^ke \vide or broad, t,o 
 enlarge, to dilate. Th. εΰξύς. 
 
 Eu^vc^s/jji, gen. Ion. from ενξυα^ιια, «j, ^, 
 spacious, extensive ; and 
 
 Ey^yo^£<fl?, ov, ό χα) h, having broad ways, ex- 
 tensive, vast. From εύξυ$, broad, and olos, a, 
 a way. 
 
 Εν^νοϊΤα, voc. sing, from ίνζυότνίί, ov, Oy 
 wide sounding, loud thundering or far seeing ; 
 from εύξυς, broad, and Th. ο-ψ, the voice. Or, 
 according to others, from ω-ψ, the countenance, 
 and this from 'ίττομαι, to see •, and then tv- 
 ξύοτα may be in the accus. εύξόο-ττα,, from fJ- 
 ξύω•φ, o-Tos, and ω-ττοζ, harving large eyes ; 
 from ι^-φ, the eye. 
 
 Έύξντΰλ^ί, iof, β χα) ή, having broad or 
 large gates, Iliad xxiii, 74 ι Odys. xi, 570.] 
 
 Έύξΰττΰλο;, ου, ό, a proper name, Eury- 
 pylus. 
 
 ET'PTS, sef, in f. g. ίΰξίΐα, broad, wide, 
 ample, spacious, great. 
 
 Έύξνσ -hvhs, εος, ο χα.) ij, widely powerful, 
 very strong or might3^ From ίύξυ$ wide, and 
 σΰίνοξ, strength. 
 
 Έίύζυσύίίΐί, ίοζ, ό, Euvj'stheus, a kitig of the 
 Myccejii. 
 
 Έΰξνίτίίω;, Att. gen. cf the precedingfor -εος. 
 
 Έ^ιΐξυσθηα, Poet, for ίύηυσάία, ace. sing, of 
 the same. 
 
 Έ,ΰξύίττίξνος, ov, ό χα) 'h, having a broad 
 breast ; wide, >'ast. From εΰξυς and στίξνον, 
 the breast. 
 
 ν^νξύστομοζ, ου, ό χα) h} having a wijde 
 mouth or opening,] 
 
 Έ^υξίτίων, ωνος, ό, a p)roper name, Eurytion. 
 
 Εΰ/'ί'τί/, ov, a proper name, Eurytus.j 
 
ΕΤΣ 
 
 370 
 
 ΕΤ2 
 
 ΈνξνχαίτΛί, α, ό, Dor. foT ίυξυ^κίννίί, ου, 
 broad-haired or long-haired. Frovi &ύξυζ and 
 χ^ούτ'ή, a mane, hair. 
 
 Έυξνχ;όξοιο, spacious, vast, extensive, gen. 
 Ion. from ίύξύ^οξας, ου, ο κα.) h, that contains 
 numerous choirs or troops of dancers ; from 
 -ίύξυ; and χβξος, a dance. Or Poet, for ιΐξυχώ- 
 ξου, from ίΐ/ξν^ωξος, 
 
 Έύξυ^ωςϊΐ;, ioe, ο kou h, spacious, extensive. 
 
 Έ.ΰξύχ^ωζοζ, ου, ο koci h, wide, spacious, ex- 
 tensive, capacious, great. From ίύξυ, widely, 
 and χ,ύξο;, ου, a place. 
 
 Έ^υξω, See Έ'ΰξΜ/ίίίν. 
 
 Έυρω^^ί, εοί, ο χα) 'h, decayed, rotten ; 
 mouldy, hoary ; dark, obscure ; large, am- 
 pie. 
 
 Έύξύίΐ;, iffffoi, iv, ivTos, the same as the pre- 
 ceding ; accus. sing, ίύξύίντα. From, ίύξωζ. 
 
 Έ>υξΜμίν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. act. ί'όξω, τ,ς, 
 from ίυ^ισκω, to find. 
 
 Έ^υοαιν, ούσα, ov, part. 2. a. act. of the same. 
 
 'Άύοω'τηυς, ίος, ο, and ΈιόξωτταΤο;, ου, ο, be- 
 longing to Europe, European. 
 
 Έ.ύοωτΓπ, VIS, h, a uiomans name, Europa. 
 
 ET'Pil'2, ωτοί, 0, mouldiness, hoariness, 
 mustiness, rottenness. 
 
 Έ'ύζωστο;, ου, ο κα) ή, strong, robust, A'ig- 
 orous, sound, healthy. From tu and ρύανυμι. 
 
 Έύζωστωί, adv. strongly, firml}•, vigorously. 
 From the same. 
 
 Έυξύτας, ου, ό, Eurotas, a river of Laconia. 
 
 Έύοωτ/ά&ι, f άσω, to become mouldy or 
 musty ; to be squalid ; to mould, to corrupt, 
 to rot. From iuoa-,. 
 
 Έυξοιτιΰν, being squalid or dirty, Aristoph. 
 I\h(b. 45 ; from ιυ^ωτιάω^ 
 
 ΈΤ''2, \Ίοζ, ο, good, brave, >'aliant ; Ion. 
 hi) ζ, tvhence the genit. ίτιος, Iliad i, 393. 
 
 Έυα-χ, ας, £, in 3. pi. iScrav, 1. a. ind. act. 
 of ίΰω, or sua», f. ιυσω, to singe, to scorch ; but 
 
 Έυσ-α, ac, h. Dor. and JEol. for ΐουτα, or 
 ούσα, m., 'h, being, existing, pari, pres.f.frojn 
 
 ύμΐ. 
 
 Έυσαοχ,ος, ου, ο κα) h, flesh}', very fleshy.] 
 
 ΈύΑζ^ί, 2. sitig. pres. imperat. or 3. sing, 
 imperf ind. act. of ιυσ'Λ'ιω, ω, f. γ,ίτω, p. '/ixo!,, 
 to worship, to be religious. From ζύ and σϊζ,ω, 
 to worship. 
 
 Et/fl-itoE^ar, ας, '/i, piety, devotion, religion, 
 godliness, duty to one's parents ; a7id 
 
 Έ^ύσ'ίΖΐίαι, ω\, αϊ, offices of piet}' ; and 
 
 Έυσ -iTi;, ίος, το, piety ; and 
 
 Έ.ύσ-ίζ'ίω, f '/,σω, p. iutrtSyiKa, to worship 
 God, to be religious or pious, to be dutiful to 
 one's parents, superiors, countr}', <^-c. to instruct 
 in pietv •, I. a. ιύσίζ.^,α-α. From the same. 
 
 Έύσ-ίξίως, religiously, devoutly, piously, adv. 
 a7id 
 
 Έ.ύ(ηζίι;, ίοζ, Ό κα) h, pious, devout, religious ; 
 and 
 
 Έύ<ηζΰί, devouth', religiously, adv. conlr. 
 for εύσίοίως. From the same Th. 
 
 Έυσαττοί, ου, Ό κα) hi easily shaken, subject 
 1o earthquakes.] 
 
 EwWx^i/, See 'Έ,ύσίτιλμος, , 
 
 Έΰσκιμοζ, ου, ο κα) h, of a good sign 07' 
 augury, portending favourably, significant, ex- 
 pressi\'e, e\'ident, perspicuous, remarkable ; 
 clear. From $5 and σνιμα, a sign or mark. 
 
 ΈΛυ(τ6ίηια, ας, 'λ, fulness of strength or vig- 
 our, vigorous health ; and 
 
 Έύσ -hvsia, f 'h(fou, p. ιυσθίντικα, to be full of 
 strength or vigour, to be strong or robust, to 
 enjoy firm health ; and 
 
 Έ.ύο•^νί]ς, ίος, ους, ο κα) h, full of vigour, 
 very strong or robust. From sS and σθίνω. 
 
 Έΰσκαξ^μος, ου, ο κα) h, lightly skipping or 
 jumping, active, fleet, nimble. From su and 
 σχαξΡμ,ος, a leaping. Th. σ-καίξω. 
 
 Έυσκΐος, ου, ο κα) τι, well-shaded, having 
 pleasant shades or recesses, shady. Th. σκιά. 
 
 ΈιΌσκοτοί, ου, ο κα) νι, by Dialysis, for tuirxo- 
 τος, that aims well and hits the mark ; that 
 conjectures well ; provident, circumspect, con- 
 siderate, convenient for loolring about. From, 
 ίό and ffKo^oe, a butt. Th. σκν^τομαι, 
 
 Έ,υσοος, ου, ο κα) τι, safe, well. From iS 
 and σ'οος, safe, sound. 
 
 ΈΛυατ<^Χαγρ,^νος, ου, ο κα) τι, ha\nng firm vis- 
 cera or bowels ; stout-hearted, brave ; tender- 
 hearted, compassionate. From iu and g'x'kay- 
 χνον, a bowel, the heart. 
 
 'Έ^ύσσζλμος, or ϊΰσ-ζλμος. Poet, for ιΰσίλμος 
 well furnished with benches of oars. From 
 ίυ and σίλμα, το, a seat or bench for the row- 
 ers in gallies. Th. <ηλίς. 
 
 Ένα -Tahtu, ας, fi, stability, constancy, firm- 
 ness ; a stay, support j a good constitution of 
 body ; and 
 
 'Άύσταβίω, ω, f. n<fi»>, to be firm, stable or 
 solid ; to be calm or tranquil, to be quiet ; and 
 
 Έ^ύσταΡ/ι;, ίος, ο κα) '/ι, standing fast, firm, 
 stable, constant. From iZ and Ίιτττιμι. 
 
 Ευσταθώς, with stability, firmly, steadfastly, 
 bravely, safely. From the same, 
 
 Έυσταλ^ς, ίος, ο κα) '/ι, well prepared or 
 equipped, well clad ; ready, light-armed, swift ; 
 fruoal. From ίυ and στίλλω. 
 
 Έύσταλως, with a becoming dress ; quickly. 
 Frojn the same. 
 
 Έίστίφανος, ου, ό κα) h, beautifully crown- 
 ed ; well fortified, enclosed with good walls. 
 From su and στίφανοί, a crown. Th. στίφω. 
 
 Έυστομο;, ου, ο κα) νι, having a beautiful 
 mouth ; having a large mouth or opening ; 
 eloquent ; not hard-mouthed (of a horse Jf 
 having a beautiful face ; having a pleasant 
 taste, savoury. From ευ and στόμα, το, the 
 mouth. 
 
 Έύστ9χίω, f. m'Ju, to aim well, to hit the 
 mark ; to be shrewd in conjecturing. 
 
 Έ^ύστοχια, ας, 'h, skill in aiming ,• acuteness 
 in conjecturing. 
 
 Εύστοχος, ου, ό κα) «, skilful in shooting ; 
 acute, sagacious, ingenious. From Th. στο- 
 χάζομαι, to take aim. 
 
 Εύστοχους, adv. dexterously, skilfully, adroit- 
 ly, successfully. 
 
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 371 
 
 ETT 
 
 Έύβ•τζ&φνΐ!) ioS) xui 91, and Poet, ίϋστξίφηζ, 
 "well twisted, flexible, pliant. From tu and 
 ^τξίφω, to bend, to turn. 
 
 Έύίττζοφία, aj, 'h, flexibility, pliancy, supple- 
 ness ; activity, versatility'. 
 
 Έ,ύσ•ύμζλ'/ιτο;, iv, ο χα) '/ι, easy to be con- 
 jectured. From iv and (τυ(Α.ζάλλω, to conjec- 
 ture. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 Ένσ-ύμξΰλο;, ου, ο χα) 'h, easy to treat with 
 er have intercourse with ; accommodating.] 
 
 Έυα-φΰοοί, ου, ο χα) νι, having beautiful 
 ankles or feet. From ιύ and σφυοον, the 
 ankle, foot. Th. σφύοα. 
 
 'E.uff<pug6j,for ίΰσφύξου, gen. Dor. of the j)re- 
 ceding. 
 
 Έΰα•χ»)μόνΜς, decently, becomingly, grace- 
 fully, honourably, adv. and 
 
 Έύσχν,μοσύνγι, ης, h, comeliness, decency, 
 grace. From 
 
 Έ,ύσ•χ^'^μαν, όνος, ο χα) h, decent, comely, 
 graceful, of good mien or appearance ; behav- 
 ing or conducting one's self well, Theophr. 
 Char, Prooeni. honourable, respectable. Front 
 iS and (τχ/ιμα, το, gesture, carriage. Th. 
 
 'Έ•ΰβ'ωτξ9;, ου, ο χα) 7ί, or ίυΊτα'ωτξος, having 
 good wheels, that rolls well. From iS and 
 σωτξον, the felloe or circumference of a wheel. 
 Th. σιΊω. 
 
 YaZt ,for iuTi, adv. when, since, as, 
 
 ΈύτΆχτίω, to keep good order and disci- 
 pline ; to do one's duty ; to behave in an 
 orderly manner ; to be chaste ; and 
 
 Έυταχτοί, ου, ο χα) h, keeping order and dis- 
 cipline, orderly ; modest, obedient ; well ar- 
 ranged or disposed ; and 
 
 ΈύτάχτΜί, in good order, in an orderly man- 
 ner, with a modest air ; and 
 
 Ευταξία, a;, 'h, good order, discipline ; mod- 
 esty, moderation, good manners. From iu 
 and τάσσω, J. \ω, p. χ^α, to set in order. 
 
 ET^TE, adv. when, since, as, whilst ; r,'uTi, 
 Ion, and Poet, by Dialysis, as. 
 
 Έύτύχ^ία, well fortified ; ace. sing, from 
 ίύτύχ,η;. 
 
 Έ•υτεί;^ΐβ;, ίου, ό χα) τι, well fortified with 
 walls. From 
 
 Έ>υτίίχ;•/ΐί, ίο;, ο χα) h, the same. From ίύ 
 and τ-Ίχ^ος. 
 
 Έ.υτίχνίχ, a;, ή, happiness derived from 
 one's children ; a numerous and virtuous off- 
 spring. From iu and τ'ίχνον, a son. Th- 
 τιχτω. 
 
 ΈίΙτίχνος, ου, ο χα) 'h, happy in one's children, 
 having a numerous ofl'spring, prolific. From 
 the same. 
 
 Εΰτίλί/α, a;, h, frugality, simplicity in one's 
 mode of life.] 
 
 Έ^ύτίλϊστατα, ων, τα, superl. degree, from 
 
 'Άυτίλτ,ς, toi, xa) vt, frugal ; cheap ; small, 
 mean, paltry, abject. From iZ and τίλο;. 
 
 Έύτίο'τηι, »ΐί, 17, Euterpe, 07ie of the Muses ; 
 and 
 
 JLvTiovTii, to;, ov;, ο κα) h, that cause.s 
 
 pleasure, pleasing, delightful. From tS and 
 τίξτω, to delight. 
 
 Έντ'/^χτο;, ου, ο χα) «, that easily melts. 
 
 Έ,ύτιίάσσιυτο;, ου, ο χα) τι, easy to tame, 
 Strabo.] 
 
 Έυτματοΐ, βυ, ό κα) ή, well cut and pre- 
 pared i easy to cut. From iu and τίμνω, to 
 cut. 
 
 ΈυτοχΙα, as, h, easy parturition ; fecundity. 
 From 
 
 Έϋτοχοί, ου, ό χα) h, that easily brings forth ; 
 prolific. From tZ and τίχτω, to bring forth ; 
 ]), m. TiToxa. 
 
 Έύτολμία, lag, «, resolution, boldness, con- 
 fidence, presence of mind. From iZ and τολ- 
 μάω. 
 
 Έ.ΰτολμοί, ου, ο χα) h, resolute, bold, daring, 
 confident. 
 
 ΈυτονΙα, ας, h, a sustained effort ; exertion, 
 force, vigour ; and 
 
 Έντονος, ου, ο χα) ri, strong, firm, vigorous, 
 exerting all one's force ; much stretched ; 
 and 
 
 Έύτόνως, adv. Strenuously, Luc. i, 57, vig. 
 orously, intensel)', v/ith great exertion. From 
 iZ and τύ•}ω, to extend. 
 
 ΈΰτύξίΆ, us, h, skill in archery. 
 
 Έύτξα'^ίλίύομαι, to be facetious or witty, to 
 jest pleasantly ; and 
 
 ΈΰτΰαττίλΊα, ας, h, wit, pleasantry, humour ; 
 scurrility, buffoonery. From 
 
 Έύτξα-τΓίλος, ου, ο χα) h> properly, that turns 
 itself easih', supple, nimble, active ; changea- 
 ble, like the u'ind; versatile, that can give a 
 happy turn fzZ τφ-νζιν) to his words ; witty, 
 facetious, jocose ; scurrilous, impertinent ; xig- 
 δίίτ/ν ιύτ^α'τΓίλοίς, s^'cophantic (or supple) arts, 
 Pind. Pylh. i, 178, according to Heyne.] 
 
 Έ,ύτξα,φ^ς, ίος, ό χα) νι, well fed, fat.] 
 
 ΈύτξΐΤ'/ι;, ίος, ό χα) 'h, well prepared, ready ; 
 just ; one loho readily τξίτηται, i. e. tui*ns him- 
 self to any thing ; and 
 
 Έύτξΐτίζω, to prepare, get ready, equip. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Έύτξίφης, ίος, ο χα) h, well fed, well kept, 
 fat, Odys. ix, 425. The satne as εύτξαψ-^ς.] 
 
 Έυτΰκτος, ου, ο χα) τι, well perforated, 
 pierced with many holes ; Poet. Ιίτξτ,τος• also 
 for ίύούτζίίτος, gaping with open inouth. Th. 
 τιτξάω. 
 
 Έύτοία/ναν, acc. sing. Dor. 1. deal, from 
 ίυτζίαΐν/ις, ου, ο, having a beautiful trident. 
 From iZ and τξία/να, a tindent. Th. τξίΊς. 
 
 Έύτξόχ;αλος, βυ, ό χα) h, round ; running or 
 rolling swiftly, light, active ; level, smooth ; 
 and 
 
 Έ,υτξοχ^ος^ ου, ο χα) »ι. Poet. ίύ'τξο;ζος, hav- 
 ing good wheels, that rolls or runs well, light, 
 active; valuable. From εΖ and ^ξίχω, f. 
 ^ξίξω, p. ^ε^ξάμηχα, to run ; 2. a. 'ίοξαμον. 
 
 Έ,ΰτΰχο;, ου, ό χα) ii, for the sake of the 
 Tiietre, instead of 
 
 Έϋτυχτος, ου, ό χα) ί), well made or prepared, 
 ready •, easy to make. From fZ and τιύ^ω. 
 
ΈΤΦ 
 
 37Q 
 
 ΕΥΧ 
 
 tib make, to construct ; 2. a. srvp(^cv, p. 2)as. 
 ητυγμαι, ^ai, xtki. 
 
 Έύτΰχ;ί7ν) to be fortunate or prosperous, p7^es. 
 ^if. act. from 
 
 Έιύτϋχίω, f. '/ιιτω, p. ίυτνχνικα,, to be fortu- 
 nate, prosper, succeed ; to obtain. From εν, 
 well, ayid τύχ^η, fortune. Th. τυγχ;άνω. 
 
 'Άύ-τΰχ^'ΐΜί, Ion. and Poet, for ivru^^us, adv. 
 fortunately, happily. From the savxe. 
 
 Έότνχ;'/!χχ, I t\'as successful or fortunate ; 
 p. act. froTn ίίτυχ^'ιω. 
 
 ΥΛΐ>^ΰχημ,οί, aro;, το, a good fortune, pros- 
 perity, happiness. From ike same Th. 
 
 Έύτνχ^:ι?, so;, ό κα) '/ι, fa\'oured by fortune, 
 fortunate, happy. From iZ, well, and τύχ^η, 
 fortune. Th. τυγχάνω. 
 
 Έύτυχ,'^ι/τοα;, JEol. for svTvx'/tffai, part. 
 1. a. act. from ίΰτνχίω, to be fortunate, to be 
 happy ; aiso 
 
 Έύτυχίχ, a;, «, good fortune, prosperity', 
 happiness. From ίύτυχνι;. 
 
 Έιίτυχοί, ου, ό, a jrroper name, Eutychus. 
 
 Έ^υυ'^ξος, ου, ο xui h, having good water, 
 well watered, humid. From il and υ^ωξ, 
 water. 
 
 Έόυφ^ις, SOS, κα) 'h, well woven.] 
 
 Έιύφαμίοί, Βίζ, h. Dor. for εύφί^/^ία, 'h, auspi- 
 cious acclamations, words of good omen, a good 
 ornen, ^;c. and 
 
 'Άύφάμα)!, Dor. for ίυφνιι/.ως, by words of 
 good omen ; auspiciously. See Έύφ'/ΐμίω. 
 
 Ένφα,ξίτξαί, ο», and Dor. -α, ο, having a 
 beautiful quiver ; an epithet if Jpollo. From 
 £u and φοίξίτξοί, a quiver. 
 
 Ένφ'/}μεω, ω, iiig, us, f '/iffoj, to use words 
 of happy omen ; to observe a religious silence, 
 Aristoph. Nub. ^265 ; to praise, applaud, cele- 
 brate ; to felicitate, to congratulate ; to wish 
 one prosperity, to wish one well. From tS and 
 φνιμνι, fame. From φ'/ιμ), to say, Th. φάω. 
 
 Έυφ9ΐμ7ι<τκι, to wish one good fortune, 1. a. 
 bf. act. of the preceding. 
 
 Ευφημία, α,ς, h, Lucian i, 15, auspicious 
 acclamations, words of good omen ; good re- 
 port, praise, applause j good wishes ; a reli- 
 gious silence ; and 
 
 ΐ.ΰφ•/;μίζω, to receive with good wishes and 
 acclamations. See Έυφημίω. 
 
 'Άΰφ•ημο5, ου, ό χα,ι '/ι, of good omen, auspi- 
 cious, favourable, of good report or name, hon- 
 orable ; pious, religious •, a^id 
 
 'Άνφγιμοιτννχ., a.Si «, Foet. and Dor. for 
 
 Ύ,υφιημοσύνη, >ίί, h, a command or order ; 
 counsel, advice. See Υ^ΙφΥιμιω. 
 
 'ΚυφίΙΰγγο5, ου, ό χχι η, having a beautiful 
 tone, sounding sweetly. From iv and φθόγγο;, 
 a sound. Th. φίίγγομαι. 
 
 Έ-ύφο/ίω, f ίηίτω, p. ίύφόξνία, to bear well, 
 to be very fertile or productive; 1. o, ιύφΌ- 
 
 σοί. 
 
 Έ,νφοοία, a;, ή, fruitfulness, fertility.] 
 ~Άυφοζο;, ου, ό κα.) h, easy to carry or sup- 
 port ; tiiat carries or supports easily ; fruitful, 
 protluctive ; active, light. Th. φίξω. 
 
 Έιύφζοίινω, f ίυφξανω, p. ιυφξοίγκα., to glad- 
 den, cheer, rejoice; 1. a. ίυφξανοί, Att. -τ,να,', 
 pres. pas. ίύφξο^νομοα, to be glad or joyful, to 
 make merry; 1. a. pas. ίύφζάνύνιν, vis, «, 1. o. 
 imperat. ίύφξάνθτιτ», I. f pas. ίύφξανθ^(ΤομΆ(, 
 I shall rejoice or be glad. From εν and φξίιν,. 
 the mind. 
 
 Έύφξανίοίί, Ion. for ίύφξανγ, 2. nng. I'f. 
 m. ίόφξΰίνουμοι/, of the preceding. 
 
 Έόφξαν'ίίίν, Ion. for ίΰφξανίΐν, l.f. inf. act. 
 of the same. 
 
 Έυφζάνβτιν, '/IS, VI, Att. νιυφξάνθνι, Psal. xvi, 
 9 j I. a. pas. ίΰφξάνθνιη, νιτω, 1. a. imperat. 
 εύφξκνύίί'/ιν, I. a. opt. inS.pl. .B-ir/io-av ίύφζαν- 
 βηναι, 1 . a. hf. pas. from ίύφξοίίνω, to gladden, 
 to rejoice, 
 
 Έύφξο,ττι;, ου, ό, the river Euphrates.] 
 
 Έυφξονοί, acc. sing, from ίυφξων, ovos, ό χά) ί, 
 cheerful, glad, merry, Th. φξνιν. 
 
 Έύφξΰνοίί, nights, nont. pi. of ίύφξόννι, the, 
 night. From το ίΰφζονζΤν, because the night is. 
 supposed to be favourable to calm refection and 
 good counsel. From the same. 
 
 Έόφξονίω, f. nffu, ρ ν,κ,α., to be wise or sen- 
 sible, to be prudent ; to be friendly ; to wish 
 well to. From εν and φ^νιν, the mind. 
 
 Έύφξόνίί, VIS, VI, night, Herod, vii, 12, See 
 under Έυφξόνοα.^ 
 
 'Άυφζοσΰνγι, η;, h, and Dor. ευφρόσυνοι, a;, ccy 
 joy, clieerfulness, gladness, gayety. From 
 
 Έ<υφξων, ovos, Ko.) '/I, cheerful, gay, joyful, 
 I glad ; gladdening, cheering. From- ευ and 
 φξνιν, the mind. 
 
 Έ,ύφΰνι;, εο;, ό «αϊ vt, growing or increasing 
 well, thriving ; well constituted, well made, 
 convenient ; having a happy talent, sensible, 
 ingenious ; acc. sing, εύφυε»• dual, εύφυεε. 
 From ευ, well, and φύω, to be born. 
 
 Ευφυία, as?, ii, a happ}' natural disposition 
 or talents, natural aptness of genius. 
 
 Έυφύλα,κ,το;, ου, 6 ficit vi, well guarded or 
 watched.] 
 
 Έόφυω;, adv. ingeniously, cleverly ; aptly. 
 From ευφυή;. 
 
 Έύφωνίχ, us, -A, a good voice, an agreeable 
 sound, sweetness of sound or voice, eupliony. 
 
 Έ,'ύφωνο;, ου, ο κκι h, that has an agreeable tone 
 or voice, tuneful, musical. Ft ,m ευ raid φίονή, 
 
 ^vxciiT'/js, ου, ό κοά vi, having a beautiful 
 mane ; having beautiful hair. 
 
 Έ-ύχαριστεω, ω, with dai. f ήσω, p. είχαξί- 
 στ'/]κα, to show one's self grateful, to give 
 thanks, to thank ; I. a. εύχκξίβ-ττκτα.• pres. pas, 
 ευχοίοιστίομοί!, ουμκι, to be ct-Lb rated with 
 thanksgiving: \, a. pas. είχαζίστνι^γιν, m, vi, 
 1 . a. subj. pas. ευχοίζίστν,θω, vis, '(I• Th.. 
 χάοι;. 
 
 Έ.ΰχκζΐα•τία, as, h, thankfulness, gratitude, 
 acknowledgment, thanksgiving ; and 
 
 Έύχάξΐίττος, ου, ο κ,α) h, grateful, thankful i 
 agreeable, pleasant, gracious, beneficent ; and 
 
 Έύχaξίΰ■τωs, adv. gratefully ; tliankfully, 
 pleasantly, agreeably, graciously, happily, weH. 
 From the same Tlu 
 
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 "Άυχας, acc. ρΐ. from ιιχνι, ίί, h, a prayer. 
 ITh. ίν^ομα,ι. 
 
 Έιϋχ^ίΛΐ, Ion. for εί%«, 2, sing. pres. subj. 
 from ζΰ^ομχι, f. ίΰ%ομοίΐ, p. ίυγμαι, to pray. 
 
 Έυ;ζαξ, ξος, ό κα,) 'h, with ready or skilful 
 hands, adroit ; brave. From iu and χί>ζ, the 
 hand. 
 
 Έ.υρ(^ίΐξίοί, eti, «, dexterity or readiness of 
 hand ; skill, address. From the preceding. 
 
 Έΰχίο, Ion. for ίί/χον, 2. sing, impeif. or 
 pres. imperat. of ι'ύχ^ομαι, to pray. 
 
 ΈΛυχίξίΐα., as, τι, facility, agility, adroitness ; 
 levity ; proneness, inclination ; and 
 
 Έιύχεξίΐί, Us, κκ) vi, easy to handle, easy, 
 lightminded, fickle; prone, inclined. 
 
 "E^uxi^us, easily, lightly. From ίυ and 
 χίΐξ, the hand. 
 
 Έυχίσ^ύί, 3. sing, jyres. imjierat. of ιυχομα,ι, 
 to pray. 
 
 Έ,ύχιτάασύαι, Poet, for ζνχίτα,σβαι, p)T'ss. inf. 
 from 
 
 Έύχίτάομαι, to pray, supplicate; to boast. 
 Th. ίΰχομχι. 
 
 Έιύχίτοώμ'/ιν, Poet, for ίύχίτίύμ' /iv, pres. opt. 
 pas. ζύχιτοίοΐμην, ui^yiv^from the preceding. 
 
 ^i>zhy yis, *i, a vow ; a prayer or petition ; 
 a boasting. Fi'om ίυχομαι, to pray. 
 
 Έΰχύω, 3. nng. pcrf. imperat. pas. ίυξω, 
 ζϋχβοα, from 
 
 ΕΓ'ΧΟΜΑΙ, imperf Att. τ,ύχψην, ου, %το, 
 for ίύχόμ'/ιν, f ίυ^όμα/, p. ίνγμαι, to glory, to 
 boast ; to pray, supplicate ; to promise, to 
 vow ; to wish, to declare ; to desire ; to say ; 
 1. a. m. ίυζάμ'/ιν, ω, uro, 1. a. opt. m. zv^xi- 
 fAKV, «10, a.i'To, 
 
 Ένχο;, ίοζ, το, glory, honour, victory; a 
 boasting ; a vow. From the precedhig. 
 
 Έ/ύχξίΐα•τίομα4, to receive advantages or ben- 
 efits. 
 
 Έυχξ•/ΐ(ττίκ, as, 'h, utility ; good use, facility 
 of use, advantage.] 
 
 'Ejijx^'/nrros, ου, ο κα) 'h, useful, profitable, 
 convenient. From iZ and χζάω, to lend ; 
 /. χ^ήσω. 
 
 Έυχξοοξ, of a good colour. From tZ and 
 Χξόα, colour. 
 
 Έύχωλ?ι, >7ί, yi, a vov/, a prayer or petition ; 
 a boasting ; triumph ; glory, Poet, for ίί/χτ,. 
 Th. ίυχομχί. 
 
 Έ.ύχΜλ{μχίο$, ου, ό, desirable, wished for ; 
 devoted ; one who makes or fulfils a vow, 
 Fro?n the preceding. 
 
 Έιύ•4^νχίΜ, f '/ΐ(Τω, p. ίυ-φύχ'/ικ,α., to be of 
 good courage, to be full of confidence. From 
 ίυ and •φνχ'^. 
 
 Έυ'^Ρυχίΐί^ ios, }iu) '/I, exposed to a refreshing 
 coolness, cool. 
 
 Έύ-φϊ^χία, as, Yi, greatness of spirit, bravery, 
 fortitude, intrepidity ; and 
 
 Έΰ-φΐχοί, ου, ο icai ί, joyful ; brave, resolute ; 
 and 
 
 Έύ•φύχω(, ado. joyfully; intrepidly, cour- 
 ageously. Front =.Z and "^υχ'/,. 
 
 ΕΤ"ΓΙ, or ιΰω, f. σω, p. ίΰκα, to bum^ 
 singe, scorch, roast. 
 
 Έ•ύω^'/ι, acc. sing, from 
 
 Έ,νω^' /ii, ios, Koi 'Λ, fragrant ; sweet-smell- 
 ing. From iZ and οζω, f γ,σω, and Ίσω, to 
 smell i p. m. uha, Att. ohu^a. 
 
 Έυω1>\α, as, h, a sweet smell, fragrance. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ΈύωΙίάζω, to emit a fragrant odour, to be 
 fragrant. From• the same. 
 
 lEuiovos, o'j, κ.αϊ h, that may be easily 
 bought, cheap. Th. ώύομαι. 
 
 Έιύωνϋμο5, ου, ο κα) η•, of good name, re- 
 nowned, honoured ; of good omen, auspicious, 
 lucky, favourable ; the left ; because omens 
 which appeared on the left hand were accounted 
 favourable. From iZ and όνομα, a name. 
 
 'Eiuufis, i^os, {], having beautiful eyes or a 
 beautiful countenance. From tZ and ά-φ, the 
 countenance, the eye, Th. οττομα/. 
 
 Έυωχ&ω, f ν,σω, p. %ύωχη»οί, to entertain, 
 regale, feast, feed ; to fill, glut ; to delight ; and- 
 
 Έύωχίων, feasting, regaling, 2)art. jires. act. 
 of the preceding. From 
 
 ΕΤΊΙΧΓΑ, as, h, a feast, banquet, enter- 
 tainment. From iZ and οχη, food. 
 
 'Eip', for i-z), in, upon, on, ^-c. with gen.- 
 and acc. Att. 
 
 "'Άφ\for ϊφγι, 2. a. of φτιμ), to say. 
 
 "Έφα, Dor. for ίφτη, 2. a. of the same. 
 
 'Έ^φαάνύ' /iv, I appeared. Poet, for ίφάνβην^ 
 1. α. ind. pas. of φαίνω, f ανω, perf pas. 
 •ΤΓζφαμμαι. 
 
 'Έφκξϊκ.ο5, Dor. for Isp'/j^iKos, h, ev, belong- 
 ing to youth or 3'Oung men. Th. iiStj. 
 
 "Έ,φaζos, Dor. for £<p>j?ej, ov, o, one who has 
 arrived at the age of pubert}»-, a youth, a young 
 man. From the same Th. 
 
 "Κφ&γον, is, ε, and Dor. Ιφάγον, 2. a. of 
 φύγω, to eat ; for which in 3. pi. Ιφάγοσ-αν, 
 Ps. Ixxviii, 29 ; 2. f m. φάγομαι, for φαγου- 
 μαΐ' 2. a. inf. act. φαγίΐν. 
 
 "Eφaf,forεφaro, 3. sing. 2. a. m. of φ-/, μ), 
 to say. 
 
 "Έ^φαΙνίο, 2. sing, imperf pas. Ion. for 
 Ιφαίνου, from Ιφκίνόμην, of φα'ινω, f ανω, t* 
 show; 1. a. %φψα, ^j. ττίφαγκ,α, 2.f.2nis. 
 φαντιίτομαι. 
 
 "Εφαίνον, 3. pi. impcif. act. of the same ,• 
 instead of lohich is used Ιφαίνοσ-αν, 1 Mac. 
 iv, 50. 
 
 'Έφύλλομαι, to spring or leap upon, fall 
 upon, attack ; imperf. ΐφγιλλόμην, ου, ετο, f 
 Ιφαλουμαι, 1. a. m. ίφ-/}λύμ'/ιν, ω, aro. Th. 
 ύλλομαι. 
 
 "Έφa.λΰs, ου, ό και h, situated near the sea, 
 maritime. From i^) and clXs. 
 
 Έφαλων, Dor. for ίφ>ιλων, andthufor -Χόων, 
 part. pi-es. act. from ίψηλόω, to fasten wtth η 
 nail, to nail to. Fro?n ϊτι and νίλοζ, a nail. 
 
 Έφάμαν, Dor. for ΐφάμνίν. 
 
 Έφαμαξτανω, to transgress again; to entice 
 to sin. 
 
 "Έφκμίν, I. pi. imperf. of φνιμ), to say. 
 
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 'Έ•φ«μίζίθί, ία, ιον. Poet, and Dor. for 
 Ιφγιμ'ίξίοζ, diurua], daily, transitory. Th. 
 
 'Έ^φάμνιν, 2. a. 7n. of φημ), to say. 
 
 'Έφάμ/λλΰί, ov, και ή, equal, like ; a sub- 
 ject of controA'ersy or rivalry ; emulous. Tk. 
 αμιΧΧΆ^ 
 
 "Εί^αν, Boeot. by Sync for 'iipaffav, 3. })L 
 inipef. or Dor. for i(pyiv, 2. a. or hnpef.from 
 φ^ιμ,ι, to say. 
 
 "Έφανί, 3. sing. 2. a. bid. act. and 
 
 'Έφα,ν*ιν, >ji, '/I, 2. a. ind. pas. of φκίνΜ, 
 f. ανω, to show, to appear ; 2. β. tfccvsv petf. 
 pas. ττίφχμμκι, p. m. ττεφ^^να. 
 
 'Έφάν^ην, 2. η. ind. pas. of the same. 
 
 ''Άφαήσύ'/ισαν, they appeared, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. pas. of φα,νίζω, f ία-ω, pef. pas. ^εφάνί- 
 β-μχί, ι. a. pas. Ιφχνια-ά'/ιν. Til. φαίνω. 
 
 'E(par«|, once, for once, once for all ; adv. 
 From Wi and οίττχ'έ,, once. 
 
 'ΈιφίΛΤΤίΐν rivi •:τΰ'τμον. Poet, literally, to 
 bind or fasten death to one, for 9χνατον nvt 
 ί'^ιφίξΒΐν, to inflict death upon one ; Ιφά^πιν 
 ετηιτιν, to reach or touch with words, Pind. 
 Til. α.<7ΤΤία. 
 
 'Έ^φκ'7Γτ)ί, ί^ΰί, '/ι, an outer garment, a 
 cloak.] 
 
 'Έ.φά'ττομιχί, to touch ; to attain, reach ; to 
 take upon one's self, undertake ; to burn ; to 
 impend. From ivr) and α,'τττω, f. α-φω, j^• 
 νίφα, to touch. 
 
 ^'Κφα,ξμογτ^, ijj, «, adaptation, conformity, 
 agreement, conjunction, coherence. From 
 
 'ΈφχξμόζΜ, or ίφα,ξμόττω, to adapt to j to 
 agree ; to suit. 
 
 'Έφκξμόα-^ίΐν, Dor. for Ιφαξμόζίΐν, to fit, 
 adapt. From 
 
 'Έ,φοίξμ'οττω, to adapt to, adjust to, join to ; 
 to agree, to fit. From 'cr) and άξμόζ&), or άξμότ- 
 τω, f. σω, p. ΥΐζμΌΚΆ, to fit, to agree. Tk. α^ω. 
 
 'Έφύξζαντΰ, they were obstructed ; 3. pi. 
 I. a. 7)1. of φξά(ητω, or -ττω, f. '^ω, p. χ^α, to 
 enclose, to obstruct; 1. a. m. ίφξο,^άμ'/ιν, ω, 
 ttro, in 3. pi. Ιφξά^Λντα, and by Metath. ίψάξ- 
 |«vre. 
 
 "Έ.φασ•αν, and i(pa,<ra.v, Dor, for ίφ'ήίταν, 
 3. pi. 2. a. ind. of φ'/ίμι, to say ; or ίφασαν 
 is 3. pi. imperf. Dor. ίφάσ-αν. 
 
 'Έ.φανλι<τχ, α;•, s, 1. «. ifld. act. of φαυλίζω, 
 to liold cheap, esteem of small value, despise. 
 Th. φί/Ζλοζ. 
 
 'Έ.φιχ.•φαμίν/ι, having embraced, />α?•Λΐ. a. m. 
 /• b• fr'^'f^^ ίφά<7Ττομα,ι. From ί-ττ) and ίΐ-^τω, 
 f. «•ψΛ», to touch. 
 
 'Έ,φά-φκτο, Dor. for Ιφγτ^ατο, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 111. from the same verb and Th. 
 
 ΐJφίζcvτo, 3. pi. imperf. of φίξομκι, ίο be 
 be afraid, to fly or flee, /). m. ν'ιφοζα. 
 
 'Έφζόξίύω, f iva-u), p. xct, to sit upon ; to 
 lay an ambush ; to watch carefully or observe ; 
 mlso, to watch for ; to seek for an opportunity ; 
 to be a body of reserve, or a reinforcement, or 
 a garrison ; to be present as an auxiliary on 
 #»ny occasion. From 
 
 "Έφε§ξβ;, ου, ο Kcc) fi, one who sits upon any 
 thing ; who practises a sedentary art ; an ad- 
 versary ; also, one who lies in wait ; also, a 
 successor or substitute. From i^ri and Ώξχ, 
 a seat. Th. ϊζομαι. 
 
 'Έφίζίτο, 3. sing, impeif. and 
 
 'Έφίζ'ομίνο;, part. pres. from ΐφίζομαι, 
 and this from ίζομαι, to sit ; 2. f. m. lloZ- 
 μκί. 
 
 'ΈφίΥΐζΆ, κί, ζ. Poet, and Ion. for Ιφτιχα^ 
 cii, s, Ί sent upon, from ίφίνιμι. T'h. Ίyιμli 
 or ίω. 
 
 'Έ.φίύύ;, part. 1. a. pas. from εφί'/ιμι, to 
 send upon. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έ,φιΐ^το, 3. sing, imperf 2)as. from φύ- 
 %ομΆΐ, f. φύσομΆί, to spare. 
 
 'Έ^φζίμνιος, clothed, arrayed, part. perf. pas. 
 Poet, for Ι-τπίμ'ίνος, from εττήνννμί. From i-ri 
 a9id iM, to clothe. Put 
 
 'Έφύμίνο;, sent upon, part. 2. a. m. from 
 Ιφί'/ιμί, to send upon, by taking the letter t. 
 Th. ΊγψΑ, or \ω. 
 
 'Έφίίνχι, 2. a. inf. act. of Ιφΐ'/ίμι, to send 
 upon. From im and Ίνιμι, f. vntm, 2. a. •ην. 
 
 'Έ,φίΤντΰ, they rushed upon, 3. 2>^• l^ltiperf. 
 pas. Ιφίίμ/ιν, σο, το. From the sa7ne. 
 
 'Έφύσοίτο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of φύ^ομαι^ 
 f. οΌμκι, p. 'π'ίφίΐσμ.α.ι, to spare. 
 
 'Έφύσβω, 3. sing. p. imperat. pas. ofiφtyιμί. 
 
 'Έφζιστ'^κίιν, by Pleonasm of the letter t for 
 Ιφ$ίττ'ήζειν, 2)luperf. of εφίστ'/ιμι, to set or place 
 tipon ; to stand upon. 
 
 'Eips/Viy, thou spreadest, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 m. See 'ΈιφεΊσοίτο. 
 
 'Έιφείω, Poet, for ίφω, 2. a. subj. act. from, 
 ίφΊ'/ιμι, to send upon. See 'Έφεϊναι. 
 
 'Έιφίλχομαι, to be drawn or attracted ; to 
 draw or drag after one. From Iri a7id ίλχ,ω^ 
 f ζ,Μ, to draw. 
 
 'Έφίλκομίνα), dat. sing. part. jnes. of the 
 j^receding. 
 
 'Έφίλχνω, and ϊφίλκω, to draw to or after ; 
 to attract, to entice ; to drag, to draw out. 
 
 'Έφζμεν, Ion. for ΙφεΊνοί,ι, 2. a. inf. act. from 
 ζφΊ'/ιμι, to send in or upon. Th. Ίημι, or εω. 
 
 *E(p5|s5i, adv. one after another, in order, 
 successively. Fro7n Ιξ>5?, the same. 
 
 'Έφίξω, 1. f act. from W^x^m, to restrain. 
 Th. εχω. 
 
 'Έφεττειν χΰάταιον ιγχοζ, to handle a strong 
 spear ; also to govern, direct, administer ; to 
 follow, pursue. Th. ετω. 
 
 'Έφί^ίΐτκον, is, h Ion. for ίφεΊ-ττον, is, t, im- 
 perf. from 
 
 Έφί•π•ω, and ί-^ήτω, to follow after, to fol- 
 low or accede to the opinion of another, Herod. 
 vii, 10 ; to pursue closely ; also, actively, to 
 cause to follow or pursue ; to send with another 
 as a companion or attendant ; to govern, di- 
 rect ; to inhabit or be conversant with any 
 place. Th. ϊτω, to follow •, 2. a. iivov. 
 
 "Έφίξον, is, £, imperf. of φίξω, to carry, for 
 luhich in the 3. jd. is used Ιφίξοσ-Άν, 1 Chr. xxii^ 
 4;y. o'/<ru, 1. a, wiyK», See under Φέξω. 
 
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 "Έφίξ^ίν, 3. sing. 1. α. ind. act. JEol. of 
 φίξω, to carry, l.y. ^ol. (ρ'ίξσω. 
 
 "Εφα, 2. a. imperat. act. of ΙφΙνιμι, to send 
 upon. Th. 'inf*-h o*" '^^' 
 
 "Έφΐ<η$, tug, h, desire, a longing after, ap- 
 petite J impulse ; an aj)peal in law. From 
 the same. 
 
 "Έφίσοί, ου, ο, the name of a city, Ephesus. 
 
 Έ^ίβ-ίτετΰ, he followed, 3. mig. iinperf. Ion. 
 from Ιφί<Τ7Τομαί, Poet, for ίφί'ττομα,ί. Th. ιτω. 
 
 "Εφιιτσα,/, place thou. Poet, for ϊφί<τκι, 1 . a. 
 imjyerat. m,. of Ιφίζω, or Ιφίω, 1 . f ίφίσω, 
 1. α. m. £(p£/i'«jttjjv, and Poet. ίφί<ητύ.μ'/ιν, 
 whence Ιφίσ-α-άμίνοί, part. 1. a. m. Th. ϊω. 
 
 'Έ.φί.σα•ία•βα,ι^ to place upon, with σ doubled 
 for ϊφίίΤίίτύα,ι, l.f. inf. m. See"'E.<pi(rirKi. 
 
 'Έφί<ττα(Τΰίν, they approached suddenly, they 
 
 were at hand, 3. pi. imj^erf. act. from \(p'iffrn^h 
 
 for ΙφΙστνιμί, to put or place upon, to stand 
 
 upon ; or it may be put for Ιφιστάκίκταν, by 
 
 Sync. 3. pi. pluperf. qf'lffrn^i, to stand. 
 
 ''Άφίιτττικοί, κί, ί, p. act. of ίφίστγιμι, to 
 place upon, to stand upon. 
 
 'Eipiff-r/oi, ου, ο κοά jj, domestic ; of the 
 same house or family ; a citizen ; one who is 
 at home or returns home ; a guest ; one who 
 sits at the fire-side. From iw) and Itrrloc., a 
 hearth, a house. 
 
 'Έφιστξΐζ, 1ί%ος, vi, a military cloak, a great 
 coat, any garment. Th. ϊω, or ϊννυμι. 
 
 'Έφιστωτα, by Crasis for Ιφαττηκότα, ace. 
 sing. part. perf. act. of ίφίσ•τ'/ιμι, to place upon, 
 to stand upon. 
 
 'Έ^φίτμίύυν, gen. pi. Ion. for ίφίτμων, from 
 
 'E(p£Tji6»i, jji, h, a command, order, commis- 
 sion. From ίφΊ'Λμι, to send upon. Th. ϊω. 
 
 'Έφίυξίτίΐί, ου, ό, an inventor, a deviser. 
 Fro7n 
 
 'Έφίυξία-χω, to invent, imagine ; to find, to 
 meet with. See 'Έφζύξοί. 
 
 'Έφίόξοι, 3. sing, 2. α. opt. act. of ΙφίυζΊσκω. 
 From i-ff) and εύξίσ-χα, f. ίύξ^σω, p. ίυρνικα, 
 to find ; 2. a. ιυξον. 
 
 'Έ,φί-φίόωντο, Poet, for \φί•^^ιύντο, and this 
 for -taovTo, 3. j)l' imperf. of ίφι-φιάομοίΐ, to 
 insult, outrage, treat with indignity. From 
 \-7ri and Ι'ψ'χομαι, to converse or chat together, 
 to amuse one's self, to play. From Ιψίχ, 
 conversation, amusement, sport. Th. 'i'^u. 
 
 'Έ,φίάζοί, S. sing, imperf. act. of ίφοξάω, to 
 look at, behold. From, ϊτ) and όξκω, imperf. 
 s-ueaov, ων, f άσω, p. ϊωροίκ,οί, to see. 
 
 "E(p>j, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of φχμ), 
 to say. 
 
 'Έφ'/ιζίκ, ices, h, the entering upon adult 
 age, puberty j and 
 
 ''Άφγιζίχ,ον, ου, το, puberty ; young men. 
 FroTn 
 
 "Έ^φγιζοζ, ου, ο, one who has arrived at pu- 
 berty, a youth, a young man of eighteen years, 
 at Athens. Th. '/,ξ,νι, '//;, 'h. 
 
 'Έ^φΐίχα, as, £, perf. act. of ίφίημί, f Ιφ'/ία•ω, 
 io send in or upon. Th. 'ίημι. 
 
 'Έ^φ^,λοίτο, 3. nng. 1. α. ind. m. of Ιφά,λ- 
 
 Χομαι, to leap or spring upon. Th. οίΧλομαι^ 
 to leap. 
 
 Έ<ρ>?λ/ί, i^oi, 'h, a clasp, a nail, a peg, a 
 fastening. From ϊττ) and τΐλοξ, a nail. 
 
 "Έιφ•/)λις, t^o$, and log, 'h, dark spots on the 
 skin, which become rough and scaly from. ex. 
 posure to the heat of the sun, or from inflam- 
 mation; freckles. From im and ί^λίος, the 
 
 sun. 
 
 "Έφ'/ιλοί, ου, ό χΆί h, fastened with nails, 
 nailed, froin ^λος, a nail ; also sun-burnt, 
 freckled, or exposed to the sun, from '/ιλιοξ. 
 
 'Έφήμίνοξ, sitting upon, jmrt. j}res. from 
 ϊφγιμοίί, to sit upon. From i^ri and νίμοίΐ, 
 to sit. 
 
 'ΈJφy,μίξ^v^tv ro7i xtvluvoig, to spend the 
 whole day among dangers ; and 
 
 'Έφημίξίχ, as, 'h, a daily office or function, 
 a periodical ministration, a turn, a course ; a 
 class of priests ; and 
 
 'Έφ^ιμίζίαι, at, turns, courses. From Ιφγί- 
 μ^ζos, lasting a day. Froju Ιττ» and ήμιρα., a 
 day. 
 
 Έφγ,μ'ί^ιοι β/τΰτΰί ephemeral or shortlived 
 mortals ; from 
 
 'Έφ'/jμίξιβs, ου, ό και vt, the same ivith \φ'^~ 
 
 'Έ4φνιμΐξ)5, 'itos, h, a diary, a journal, a cal- 
 endar ; memoirs, commentaries ; and 
 
 'Έφr^μiξos, ου, ό xui ή, ephemeral, lasting a 
 day ; diurnal, daily ; a mortal. Th. '/ιμίξα. 
 
 'Έ^φημοσύν/ι, vis, h, the same ivith Ιφίτμ'/ι, a 
 command. From ί-τ) and ϊω, to send. 
 
 "Ίίφνιν, 7IS, 57, 2. a. or imperf. ind. act. of 
 φ'/ιμ», to say. 
 
 'Έφ';^νάμ9ΐν, ω, ατο, 1. a. ?n. of φαίνω, f. 
 ανω, j>. ττίφχγχα, to show. 
 
 "E(p'/)y£, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Έφΐί'^ταί, 3. sing. perf. ind. jyas. Ιφ^μμαι, 
 ■ψαι, VTahfrom ίφάττομαι, to touch, to attain 
 to ; to impend. Th. ίίττομαι. 
 
 'Έ,φ'Λξμοσί, 3. sing. I. a. ind. act. of Ιφαο. 
 μ'οζω. From 1^) and αρμόζω, to adapt. Th. 
 αρω. 
 
 "Εφΐΐ^αν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of φνιμ), to 
 say. 
 
 Έφimίs, thou shalt incite or impel, 2. sing, 
 l.f ind. act. of ΊφΊημ,ι. Th. Ίγ,μι. 
 
 "Έφησύα, by JEol. Paragogefor ϊφ' /is, 2. sing, 
 imperf. act. of φ'/, μ), to say. 
 
 'Έφ'/ισ-άίΐίν, by Sync, for ίφ'/κτύύν,ο-χν, 3. j)l. 
 I. a. opt. 2^8. from \φ'/ι^ομ.κι, to deliglit in, to 
 rejoice at. From iv) and ϋ'^ομαι, to rejoice, 
 be delighted. Th. Ttous. 
 
 Έφγ^σομαι, l.f m. of ΙφΊ-ζιμι, to send upon. 
 From Ίτ,μι, to send. Th. ϊω. It may also 
 come front Ιφ-ζϊ^ομαι, to rejoice at or delight in, 
 and this from ηάομα,ι, f. νκτομαι, to be delight- 
 ed. Til. νΐούί. 
 
 'Έφύακ,ίχ., pef. act. of φύάνω, f. φΰάσω, to 
 anticipate, 2. a. ϊφύγιν, from φίτ,μι, the same. 
 
 "ΒφβοίΙα, Dor. for ϊφύασα., 1 . a. act. from 
 the same. 
 
Εόί 
 
 S76 
 
 ΕΦΙ 
 
 '^φβα,ζην, 2. ο. ;jas, jTrow φύύξω, f. ίξΖ, 
 ρ. ϊφύαξκΆ, to destroy; 1. a. 'ίφύίΐξα,. 
 
 "Ερ^ξζα, See the the preceding. 
 
 'Έ.φ3α.ξμ.ζνοί, killed, destroyed, ^;ari. peyf. 
 "pas. 'itp6c^f/,a.i,from the smne verb. 
 
 "Έφ^χσ-Λ, a;, ε, I anticipated, I came to, I 
 arrived at, 1. a. i/id. act. of φάάνω, J^. φύάίω^ 
 formed from φύκω , 
 
 'Έφάίγγΰντο, 3. pi. impeif. of φύίγγαμαι, 
 f. φ&ίγζομ,α/, p. 'ίφΗγμα,ι, to speak ; p. m, 
 
 'Έφύίγζχο, Ion. for Ιφ^εγ^ω, 2. sing. 1. a. 
 m. and 
 
 'Έφ^εγξχτο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of the 
 smne verb. 
 
 "Έφύνιν, 2. a. ind. act. of φίάνω, f φύάα•ω^ 
 as if from φί'^μι. 
 
 'Έ,φύίΰίό', for ίφθία,το, they were destroyed, 
 they had perished, 3. pi. pluperf. pas. of Ιφβί- 
 μγιν, σο, ro, formed from the 3. sing, by insert- 
 ing a before το, from φύίομαι, f φβίσομ,οίΐ, 
 p. ίφίιμοίί, to be destroyed. Th. φθ'εω. 
 
 'Έ.φύ'ισύην, yis, 9i, I. a. ind. pas. of φύίνω, to 
 ■destroy, to perish ; J^erf. pas. %φ6ισμοι,ι. Th. 
 φύ'ίω. 
 
 "Έφ^ίτα, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. Ιφ&1μην, σο, 
 tro, from ΙφύΙομα,ι. From the same Th. 
 
 "Έφ^οξΆ, ]). m. of φύύξω, to corrupt, to de- 
 stroy. Th. φύίω. 
 
 'Έ.φύύς, ου, ο, boiled, cooked. From 'ί•^ω, 
 f. \•^γΐ(Τω, to cook, to boil. 
 
 Έ^/αλλω, or ίτιάλλαι, f. XZ, p. Χκκ, to 
 east upon, to send to or upon. From Isri and 
 taXXa, to send, 
 
 'Έ^φιάΧτ'/ιζ, ου, ο, a proper name, Ephialtes ; 
 also an oppression ivhich occurs during sleep, 
 Wee a heavy weight upon the breast ; the night- 
 mare. From £!T/ and α,Χλομαι, to leap. 
 
 Έίρ/άβ•;, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of ίφΐτιμι, to 
 send in or upon. Th. Ίημι, or 'iia. 
 
 'Έ,φιγμ'ίνο;, part, jyres. pas. from ΐφιχνίομοα, 
 
 to arrive at, to attain. From \•π) and Ικ,νίομοίί, 
 
 f Ί^ομαι, p. ΊγμΆΐ, to coine ; 2. a. m. \χ,Όμην. 
 
 'Έ,φίίΐ, 3. sing, impeyf. as if from lφήω,for 
 ίφίημι, to send upon, to cast upon. Th. ϊω. 
 
 ΈΦΙΕΛΓ2, ίΐο;, h, a little cup or some- 
 thing similar in a crown. 
 
 'Έφτψ^α,ι, to desire, wish, covet, Thucyd. i, 
 7 ; to aim at ; to permit ; to enjoin, to com- 
 mand ; imperf ίφιίμ'/ιν, pres. part. ΙφΑμενο;. 
 From Wi and 'ήμαι, pas. from "ημ,ι, to send ; 
 and 
 
 'Έφημεν, and Ιφάμίνα,ι, Dor. for 
 
 'Έφήνοίί, pres. infin. of ίφΊτιμι, to send upon. 
 From Ί'/ιμ-ι, to send. Th. 'ίω. 
 
 'Έφίίο-αν, they cast upon, 3. ;;/. imperf. act. 
 of the same. 
 
 ^Έ,φιζύνω to sit upon. From Itri and Ιζύνω, 
 to sit. Th, Τζω. 
 
 Ύ.φίζοιιΤΆ, «ί, ά., Dor. for Ίφίζουα-οι, yj;, τι, 
 sitting upon. From the same Th. 
 
 'ΈφT■/ιμι,f^ 'Λ<το3, p. ηκα, to send upon; to 
 lay upon ; to cast w throw upon ; to loosen, 
 relax ; to permit ; to• incite, impel ; to com- 
 
 mand, enjoin ; to indulge in ; to appeal. Fi'oiii 
 
 iz) and 'ίίίμι, to send. Th. ίω. 
 
 'Έφ'ιγισι, 3. sing, jyres. ind. act. and 
 'Έφΐ^α-ί, 3. sing. pres. subj. for Ιφίνι, fronV 
 
 the preceding Ιφί^ιμι. 
 
 'Eip/jjT/, Dor. for ΙφΙνκη, 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 
 act. from the same Th. 
 
 "Έίφικ,ίσύαι, 2, a. iitfin. m. from ίφιχ,Λομαι, 
 f. Ιφίξαμχ/, to attain to, to arrive at ; 2. a. m. 
 
 Ιφίκόμ'/^ν, ου, iro. From ivi and Ικνίομαι, to 
 
 come. 
 
 'Ι&φίκίτο, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. from 
 'Έ^φίκνίομοι/, ουμα,ί, to come or to reach to, 
 
 to attain ; to pass over, to traverse. See 
 
 'ΈιφίΧ,ίσίχΐ. 
 
 'Έφίχοντο, 3. 2^1' 2. a. ind. m. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ^Έιφικτοξ, ου, ο, that may be reached, attain- 
 able ; offov ίφίκτον, or ωζ ίφιχτον, according to 
 one's ability. Front ίφικνίομαι. See 'Έφιχί- 
 ffiai. 
 
 'Έφίλα^ν, Dor. for ϊφίληβεν, luhich see. 
 
 'Έφίλα,ίΤΰί, eci, t, and in 3. pi. ίφίλοίο-αν, I. a. 
 Dor. for Ιφίλγκτοί, us, ε, and ίφίλ/ια-αν, from, 
 φίλεω, to love. Th. φ'ιλοξ. 
 
 'Έφίλατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. formed from 
 φΊλω, to love, 1. a. imperat. m. φίλαι, j)art, 
 I. a. φιλάμενοξ. It may also be imperf. pas. 
 from, φίλίΐμί. Or by Sync, from the regular 
 I. a. in. ίφιΧ'/κτάμτιν, ω, α,το. So φίλαι, 1. a. 
 imperat. m. for φίλ' /iiren, from φιλ'εω, to love. 
 Th. φίλος. 
 
 'Έφίλετο, 3. sing, imperf. from φίλζμι, for 
 φίλεω, to love. 
 
 'Έφίλίυν, Dor. for ίφίλουν, 3. ^?ί. im])erf. 
 act. of φιλ'ιω. Th. φ'ιλοζ. 
 
 'Έφιλ' /i^iv, Bceot. by Sync, for Ιφίλ'ή^'/]σ•αν, 
 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of the same verb and Th. 
 
 'Έ,φίλ'/κτΰί, a;, £, 1. a. ind. act. from the 
 same. 
 
 ^Έ.φιλon^xoυtι,for -χ,εον, 3. pi. imperf. act. of 
 φιλονε/κ,εο), f. νισω, to quarrel, brawl, contend. 
 From φίλος, a friend, atid νείκος, ιος, ro, brawl- 
 ing, altercation. 
 
 'ΈΑφιλοσ'οφ'/ΐίΤοί, ας, ε, \. a. ind. act. of φιλο- 
 σοφεω, to be devoted to the study of philosophy. 
 From φίλος and οΌφός. 
 
 'Έφιμείξω, the same with tμε^ξω,f. ξΰ, ρ)• ««» 
 to desire, long for ; 1. a. pas. ίμίζύ'/ιν, n;, >i. 
 
 'ΈφΤμΒζος, ου, ο κα,Ι h, amiable, desirable, 
 lovely. From Ίμίξος, desire, a longing after. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 "Έφίττος, ου, ο, sitting on a horse, eques- 
 trian ; a horseman, a knight. Th. Ίντος. 
 
 ^Έφι-χτοτο^ότοίΐ, ων, οί, mounted archers, 
 Fro7n τόζον, a bow, and the preceding. 
 
 'Έ,φίττταμαι, to fly to or towards, to flj 
 upon. From Ιττ) and Ί-τΓτοίμοα. 
 
 'Έφίσ^ει, sits upon. Dor. for Ιφίζει, 3. sing, 
 jnes. ind. act. from Ίζω, to sit. 
 
 'Έφίσ•τ'/ι, 3. sing, imperf act. Some sup- 
 pose it to be put for ίφίσταβί, set thou over, ap- 
 point thou over -, pres. imperat. from 
 
 'Έφίσ•τ'/ιμ(, f. ϊηττ'^,τω, ^). Ιφ\στγ,χα, to put 
 
ΕΦΟ 
 
 377 
 
 ΕΦΤ 
 
 W set to, to stand at or near ; to place near ; 
 to set over, appoint ; to surprise, come upon 
 suddenly, attack ; to apply one's self to, be 
 intent upon ; to be at hand, impend ; to re- 
 strain ; perf. part, ίφίστηκ,ωξ, ότος, and by 
 Crasis ίφαττω;' 2. a. ind, act. ίτίττην, yis, n, 
 I came upon suddenly, I surprised, with the 
 dat. 2. a. imperat. Ι-ττΊστγιύί, «jr», 2. a. suhj. 
 STitTTM, «i, '/?, part. 2. a. '^ηστα,ζ, ά,ντος^ in 
 jf. g. ^-ρτιστύσα., νΐζ. From ιτι and Ίσττιμι, to 
 stand. 
 
 'Έφίίϋο-ιν, 3. pi. pres. suhj. act. See 'Έφίημι. 
 
 "Έφλα^ον, 2. ά. ind. act. of φλάζοι, to 
 speak unintelligibly, to stammer. 
 
 Έι^λίξα, as, B, 1. a. ind. of φλίγω, to burn, 
 to set on fire j j)erf. pas. τίφλίγ/Λκι, 1 . a. pas. 
 
 'E<pAe;^^ij, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. jxis. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έ^φόζ-ήθΐν, JBoeot. by Sync, for ίφο^'/ιβ-Αίταν, 
 3. ρΛ 1, α. ind. pas. l^aQri^m, >7?, »j, of φο- 
 Sieo,f. Y,Tu)y p. 'ττίφΌζ,η'ΛΆ•, to frighten, to terrify. 
 Th. φίζΰμ/Λί, p. m. ττ'ίφοζχ. 
 
 'ΊίφόΖ'ήΐτα, «J, i, I. a. ind. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Έ,φο^ίύα-ομιν, 1. pL l.f. ind. act. of 
 
 'Έφο^ενω, to pass through, to make a circuit, 
 to explore ; to patrol ; to go the nightly 
 rounds ; to be in want. From It) and ο^όζ. 
 
 'Έ,φο^άζω, f. affciiy to furnish with necessa- 
 ries for a journey or for any undertaking ; to 
 equip, prepare. From 
 
 'Έφύ^/αν, OD, TO, necessaries for a journey, as 
 money, provisions, ^c. ; aid, assistance. From 
 
 "Έ,φο^οζ, ου, h, a way or means, a passage or 
 access to ; an approach ; invasion, attack ; a 
 narrative ; also as an adj. accessible. From 
 It/ and ohog, a way. 
 
 'Έφοίτβί,β)Γ 'ΐφοίταί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of 
 φοιτύω, f. ήσω, to go. 
 
 Έ^β/τ/), Dor. for Ιφοίτα, or 3. sing, imperf. 
 of φοίτημι. 
 
 'Έφομχξτίω, ω, f νισω, to follow, to go after 
 ■or next to one, Iliad viii, 191 ; Apol. Iihod.'\ 
 
 'Έ.φόνίυσ-ί, he killed, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 <f φονεύω. Th. φίνω. 
 
 'Έφοτλίζω, f. σω, p. ίφωτΧιχα,, to arm or 
 to prepare against ; to get ready, prepare ; 
 1. a. ind. act. ίφύτλια-οί, ec$, t, i. a, irifin. 
 act. ίφο-τλία -ui' and 
 
 'Έφοτλ/σόμίΰοί, we shall prepare or get 
 ready, 1. j)l. l.f. ind. m. Poet, of tlie same. 
 From, IvT/ and οτλον, arms. 
 
 'Έ.φθξά&ι, f ΐφοξάο'ω, p. ίφίωρα,κοί, to look 
 at, behold ; observe ; to visit ; to inspect. 
 From 'frt and όξύω, to see. 
 
 'Έφοξίίοί, as, VI, inspection ; the office of the 
 Ephori. From the same Th. 
 
 'ΈιφΌζίΐς, imperf act. of φοξίω, to carry. Th. 
 φίξω. 
 
 'Έ,φΰξίυν, Dor. for ΐφόξouv,from φοζίω, from 
 the same Th. 
 
 ^ΈφoξfΛah^s, svTos, Dor. for ίφΰξμ.'/ι^)$, part, 
 1 . a. pas. from 
 
 48 
 
 Έφοξμάω, f. mcj, J). Ιφωξμ'/ικχ, to rush 
 upon, attack ; to stir up, animate, excite; 1. a. 
 inf. pas. ίφοξμ'/ιύΤινοίΐ, to fall upon violently, to 
 assail. From ϊ-τί and οζμάω, to rush upon, to 
 attack. Th. όξμή. 
 
 'Έ^φοξμνιιτασΰαι, to fall upon, to assail, to 
 attack, 1. a. infin. m. of the same. 
 
 "Έφοξοί, ου, ό, an inspector, an overseer, 
 president •, ίφοξοι, Ephori, the magistrates of 
 Sparta. From Ιφοξάω, to inspect, to observe, 
 from 1<t) and όζάω, to see. 
 
 "JLφo(rov,for ίφ' όσον, as much as, so far as. 
 "Ίίφξο^ον, 2. a. ind. act. of φξάζω, f σω, to 
 say ; 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. \φζάσc■J'',for Ιφξά- 
 σατο. 
 
 "Έφξκ^α, ί5ί, '^, the name of a city, Eph- 
 ratha, Hebr. 
 
 Έφξκιμ, 0, the naine of Joseph* s second son, 
 Ephraim ; also the name of a city ; indeclin. 
 Hebr. 
 
 "Έ,φξΰί^α, as, i, in 3. pi. 'ίφξαζαν, I. a. ind, 
 ace. of φζάσα•ω, or -ττω, f. ^m, to fence in, to 
 stop up. 
 
 'Έφξάα•αΟ\ for ϊφοάσ-ατο, he reflected ; he 
 revolved in mind; 3. sing. 1. a. m. of φζάζω, 
 f. σω, to think ; 2. o. εφξαίον. 
 
 "Έφξασε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. and 
 'Ι&φξάσσαντο, they consulted or deliberated, 
 3. pi. I. a. ind. m. Poet, with σ doubled, from 
 the same verb. 
 
 'ΈφξυάττίΤΰ, 3. sing, impetf. of φξυάττο- 
 μαι, to chafe, to snort, to neigh. 
 
 "Έ,φξο^αί, as, i, I. a. ind. act. of φξύγω, or 
 φξύσσω, f ζω, to roast ; to broil j to dry. 
 
 "Έ,φυ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of φΖμι. Th*. 
 φύω, to be born, to be. 
 
 'Έιφυζξίζω, f. (σω, ]). ίφύ^ξίχα, to treat with 
 insult or indignity, to insult, to outrage. From 
 it) and υζξίζω, the same. Th. υζξΐ5, εωs, ί. 
 
 'Έ.φύζζίστο5, ου, ό χα) ίι, contumelious, in- 
 sulting, abusive, insolent. 
 
 "Έφνγον, IS, £,2. a. ind. act. instead of 
 which is used in 3. pi. Ιφυγοσαν, Nehem. xiii, 
 10 ; of φίύγω,f 'ξω, to run away, to flee ; p. m. 
 ^ίφsυγa,for ^τiφ'Jγa. 
 
 'Έιφύγοσαν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. Dor. 
 by Epenth.for ϊφυγον, of the same verb. 
 
 'Έφύ*ι, 3. nng. 2. a. ind. ^jos. from φυω, or 
 φυμι, to be born, to grow. 
 
 'Έφύλα'ξα, as, £, 1. a. ind. act. of φυλάσσω^ 
 or ~τ7ω, f. ζω, p. 'ΤτεφύΧα^α, to keep, to 
 guard. 
 
 ^Έ.φυμνεω, to chant one's praises, sing, cel- 
 ebrate. From hr) and ύμνίω. 
 
 "Εφυν, us, υ, 2. a. and ϊφυν, by Sync, for 
 εφυσαν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. of φυμι. From 
 φύω, to spring up, to be born. In this tense 
 the verb frequently means simply to be, as in 
 Sojyh. (Ed. Tyr. 9.] 
 
 'Έφντίξ^, and -B-iv, over, above, aloft. 
 From It) and υτπξύι. Th. υτίξ. 
 
 "Έ,φυζον, they moistened, 3. pi. imperf. act. 
 of φνξω, f. ξω, to wet, to moisten •, ^ol. 
 φύρσω. 
 
ΕΧΕ 
 
 878 
 
 ΕΧΘ 
 
 'EvpiJa-a, for l-p-jtrai, 3. sins- imperf. act. of 
 (ρνΰ•ΆΜ, to blow, to blow up, inflate. 
 
 '^(^νίηύύτ,σαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of (ρνη'οω, 
 y. ώσω, p. -τηφιισ'ϋύχ,α,, to blow or puif up, to 
 iiiHate, From the same Th. 
 
 'Έ.:ρύ(τσ-/ι, Dor, for Ιφύιτα-ιχ, 3. sing, imperf. 
 J^rom (puffffxiuijor φυσάω. See 'Έφύσχ. 
 
 "Έ,φυτί, 2. 2)ί. imperf. act. See ΦΖμι, to be 
 born. 
 
 'Έ.φΰτίυσ\ for l^ursvcrs, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act of φντίύω, to plant. Th. φύω. 
 
 "Εφρα^ίΖ, be thou opened, a u'ord belonging 
 to the Si/nac tongue. Marc, vii, 34. 
 ^E•^Λ//*«<5τ^,ί•^, from ίφομ,α,ξτ'ζία.^ 
 ^Έ^φΜ-τίτ^ην, '/•,;, 71, 1. a. ind. pns, tf φωτίζο^, 
 f 'iTui, p. ■χίφύτικ.Ά, to illuminate, enlighten ; 
 and this from φ^';, φωτο;, το, light. 'Th. 
 φύω. 
 
 'Έιφάναν, 3. si7ig. impeif. act. of φωνίω, to 
 speak. Th. φωνή. 
 
 '"E;^',yo?' 2^£, hold thou, restrain thou, prcs, 
 imperat.from 'ΐχω, to have. 
 
 "Έ^χ^α,'^ον, ί;, ζ, 2. a. ind. act. of χάζω, f 
 χάσω, to yawn. 
 
 "E;^«i^fly, i'„ t, imperf. cf χαΊοω, f χχζω, 
 J), κίχα,ξζχ, to rejoice; 1. a. m. ίχν,ξοψ.ην. 
 
 Έχαλάσί•/Ίν, '/,;, τι, \.a. ind. pus. (f χαλάω, 
 f. άσω, ]). κίχάκα,χ,α,, to loosen, slacken, let 
 down. 
 
 'Έ4χΆλίχ'/ινα, I. a, ind. act. of χαλίταίνω, 
 to be angry. From χα,7^ιτοί, difficult. Tk. 
 χα,λί-τΓτω. 
 
 "Έιχανον, 2. a, ind. act. of χαίνω, f ανω, to 
 gape wide, yawn ; I, a. ίχγ,να, p. m. κϊχγίΆ. 
 Έχαζάχου, for Ιχ/ζξάκ-οί, 3. sing, imperf 
 act. of χΆζΆχΰο), to enclose with stakes or 
 palisades, to palisade. From χάξαξ, ακο;, ο, 
 a stake, a palisade, a trench, Th. χαράσσω, 
 
 f^. ^ 
 
 'Έχάξασσαν, tl::ey gnashed their teeth, 3. ])L 
 iynpt'if act. of the same verb. 
 
 Έχάξτιν, r,i, '/I, in 3. jH. Ιχάξτ,σαν, they re- 
 joiced, 2, a. ind. iMS.from χαίξω. 
 
 'Έχα.α1σύ'/ιν, yi;, η, 1 . a. ind. pas. (f χαξί- 
 ζιμαι, f. \σομ,Άΐ, to do a service or favour to 
 one, to gratify. Th. χάξίζ. 
 
 "Κχί, ])res. imperat. act. ίχίν, imperf. Ion. 
 for ΰχεν, il. sing, impaf. act. of'iχω, to have, 
 
 "Έ.χ%α, for εχζυσα, I. a. ind. act. of χίω, 
 f. χιΰσω, to pour out ; 1. «. 'ίχ^<Jσu., 'ίχίυα, 
 and 'ίχία. 
 
 '¥.χίγγυ<ο;, ου, ο κ,α) h, worthy of trust or 
 confidence, one who kee))s hi.s engagements ; 
 guarantied, sanctioned, safe. From ιχω and 
 
 Ιγγυ' /j, 
 
 "Κχίΐν £T 'ίογοισιν, ά,μφΐ η βουλχϊζ, to be 
 occupied in deeds, and in counsels. Awl εχιιν, 
 for uvm, to be, to be employed, yllso for 
 6ioiK.{tv, to administer. 
 
 'Έ.χίΐζοτοννίΰ'ή, 3. sing. I. a. ind. pas. of 
 χΜζ^οτο-Λω, lo stretdi out or lift up the hand, to 
 choose by hand vote. From χείξ and τείνω. 
 
 ^Εχεμεν, Ion. and Dor. ίχεμεναι, for εχειν, 
 prcS. infin. act. from εχω, to have. 
 
 '^x'-F-ovu., ace. sing, from 'Έχψων, evoi, Ό, 
 a proper name, Echemon. 
 
 "^X'-v, I'>n. for είχεν, he had, 3. siyig. im- 
 perf. act. or Dor. for εχειν, inf. if 'έχω. 
 
 'Έ.χεν'/ι'ίί, 'ihg, h, a kind of little fish, called 
 remora, by the Romans, and ivhich u>as sup- 
 posed to have the potver if obstructing the saiiing 
 if ships. From %χω, to hinder, and vtjv;, a 
 ship. 
 
 "Εχεο, pres. imperat. pas. Ion. for ϊχου, 
 from, the same verb. 
 
 Έχετευχί-,;, so;, ο κα) h, and το ίχετευχί;, 
 bitter, deadly, mortal. From εχω and 'ττεύ-Λη, 
 «5•. 'Λ, the pine or pitch tree, bitterness. 
 
 'Έχεσκε, Ion. or Poet. for εϊχε, 3. sing, im- 
 
 'χίιχεστον9ξ, ου, ο κα) h, that causes groans, 
 destructive, pernicious. From 'έχω, to have, 
 a)id στόνο;, a groan. From στενω, to groan. 
 Th. στενός. 
 
 "Έ,χετ,^ν ε'Ιχετο, Ion. 3. sing, imperf. pas. 
 ^lf"-X,^^ to have, to hold. Or ιχετ, for είχε^ 
 and T£, enclitic. 
 
 "Έχετ-ην, for εΐχετ' /iv, 3. dual, imperf. act. 
 of ί^χ^ον, from εχω. 
 
 Έχίτρ;, ου, ό, rich, opulent. From εχω, 
 ίσ have. 
 
 'Έχετλ*!, '/;;, τι, a plough handle ; any handle. 
 From 'έχεσύαι, because held by the hand. Th. 
 'iX'^• 
 
 "Έ,χετοξ, cv, 0, a jn-oper name, Echetus. 
 
 'Έχιυύί, in 3. pi. εχευαν, I. a. ind. act. of 
 X'^o^, f Χ'-ίσω, to pour out; 1. a. εχευσα, 
 εχευα, and ϊχεα. 
 
 Έχεό&το, 3. si7ig, 1. a. i7id. m.from'ixivaf 
 1. a. act. of χεω. 
 
 Έχεφξονε;, ol nou ul, n. jil- ^ ^χ'^ψΡ<^ν. 
 
 Έχεφξόνω;, adv. prudently, wisely. From 
 
 'Έιχίφξων, ovo;, ο kou h, possessing under- 
 standing, wise, prudent. From 'ίχω, to have, 
 and φξ'/ιν, the mind. 
 
 "Έ4χ'/;ξα, 1. a. ind. act. of χούξω, f. ξω, to 
 rejoice. 
 
 "Έ.χ•/!;, 2. sing. pres. siibj. act. of εχω, to 
 have. 
 
 "Έ,χύαΐξ, for εχβοίΐζε, pres. imperat. act. of 
 Ιχίαίξω. Th. εχύος. 
 
 Έχύα.ίξ'η, 3. sing, pires. suhj. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Έχ^οίίξοντι, Dor. for ΙχάχΊρονσι, 3. jyl. pres. 
 ind. act. from 
 
 Έχβοίίξω, f α,ξω, 1. a. ϊχύτίξοί, to hate, to 
 be an enemy. Th. εχΰοζ. 
 
 'ΈχΗι, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. from εχβω, 
 to hate. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έχ6ε<, the same with χβε;, yesterdaj', adv. 
 From εχομοί,ι, to adhere to, be contiguous. 
 
 Έχ^/ιαείε, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. act. JEol. for 
 ίχύήξαι, of εχύα'ίξω. 
 
 Έχύ'ήοω, 1, a. subj. act. of the same verb. 
 
 ΈχύΫ,σομχι, I shall or will hate, l.f m. of 
 εχίάνομα,ι, as iffro7n ίχί'εομαι. Th. εχύος. 
 
 'Έχύιστοζ, Ιστ'/ι, ιστον, most odious, most 
 hateful ; most hostile ; snpcrl. deg. of εχύξοξ 
 
EXO 
 
 379 
 
 ΕΧΩ 
 
 v^dious, detestable, unfriendly, hostile, comj). 
 Ιχ^&ΐων, snperl. 'ίχ^6 ιστός. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έχ^ΰ^οτεω, ω, f. n'Toj, to quarrel, altercate ; 
 to be liated or odious. From 
 
 'Έ.χ^βο^ο'ττοί, ου, odious, hateful, hostile, un- 
 friendly ; as if Ιχ^βοο-ττος, bi/ Flconnsm of %. 
 From 'ΐχύοί, hatreil, and ο-φ, ο-ταζ, 'h, the eye, 
 or the voice ; and thus signifying one whom it 
 is hateful to us to see, or to speak with. 27?. 
 νττομ,αι. Or perhaps it ma?/ come from 'ίχβο; 
 and Ιοντ'ίω, to make a noise, because enmily is 
 apt l<.i lead to noisy altercations. 
 
 *EX0O2, io;, TO, hatred, enmity, animosity ; 
 as if from 'ίχ^ομ.α.ι, to abstain from, desist ; for 
 as love is the mother ομιλίας, i. e. of social in- 
 tercourse, ■ so is haired του σχ^ίσόχι, i. e. oi its 
 severance. 
 
 "Έχ;όί)ΰί, a;, h, enmity, hostility, hatred ; 
 and 
 
 'Έ.χ^ύ^οι.1νύι), to hate, to show enmity to, to 
 make odious. 
 
 'ΈJχ^ύζ^ύaJ, to be a foe or enemy ; and 
 
 Έκί^ίί, «, «V, odious, detested, hated •, that 
 hates an enem.y. From 'ΐχ,ύο;, ιοζ, το, hatred. 
 
 Έ;^^^βτ«τβί, ου, ο, most hostile or unfriendly. 
 Poet, for ϊχ^βκττοί, superl. froDo the preceding. 
 
 "Ep^tha, '/ji, '/i, a viper. From 'ίχ,ι;- Also 
 a woman s name. 
 
 'Έιχ'ίονιον, ου, το, a little viper ; a young 
 viper •, dimin. from 'ίχι;• 
 
 'Έχινά^ί, ων, the Echinades, islands i?i the 
 jEgean st'a.] 
 
 'EXI-NO^ (ίχΤνο;), ου, '/ι, a sea urchin, 
 also its shell ; a hedge-hog ; the middle stom- 
 ach in ruminating animals ; a kind of kettle or 
 pot ; a chest or box ; part of a bridle. 
 
 'Έ,χΐύ^'/ΐΆτο;, ου, ο -aou 'λ, bitten or stung by 
 
 a viper. From ϊχΐζ and ^'/ιχτος, which is 
 
 formed from 3. sing. "perf. ind. pas. of ^άκ,νω. 
 
 "EXiS, los, or ίως, ο, Ά snake, serpent, male 
 viper. Hence εχιΐνα, -/is, 'h, a female viper ; 
 Ιχί^νιον, ου, το, a young viper. 
 
 "Έ,χμοι., Άτος, TO, a stay, support ; a joint ; 
 a liindrance, obstacle ; the same with οχμοί. 
 Th. ίχω. 
 
 "Έχοην, 3. pi. pres. opt. act. of%xa, to have, 
 
 "Έχοισα,, Dor. for 'ίχουσοί, part, j^res. act. 
 f g.from 'ίχω. See under ^ Αήχω. 
 
 'ΈιχΌλωσι, he provoked to anger, 3. sing. 
 \. a. ind. act. of χολόω. Th. χολνι. 
 
 "Έχοίίχι, See tinder "Έχω. 
 
 "Έχομίν, ι, pi. pres. ind. act. of εχω, to 
 have. 
 
 'Έχομενη, '/i;, 'h, the day after to-morrow, 
 2. e. lohich is next cr contiguous to to-morrow. 
 Th. εχομΛΐ, or εχω. 
 
 'Έχόμενοξ, following, subsequent, next, con- 
 tiguous, neighbouring ; Ιχόμενοΐί χωμο9ΤΟλεΐί, 
 Marc, i, 38, neighbouring towns, a Hebraism 
 according to Ham. But thus Xetioph. ad 
 Memorab. Socr. iii ; Exped. Cyri, i ; Isocr. de 
 Permutatione. 
 
 "Έχον, for εϊχον, 1. sing, or 3. pL imjyerf. 
 from εχω, to have. 
 
 Έχονβ\ for έχοντα, ncc. sing. m. g. part, 
 pres. act. of the same verb ; 'ίχοντι. Dor. for 
 εχουσι, they have. 
 
 'Έ,χόντίυν, Ait. for ίχ'ίτωο-α,ν, gen. pi. part^ 
 pres. act. for 3. pi. pres. imperat.from εχω. 
 
 'ΈχοξτάσύίΊδ-αν, 3. ;;ί. i. a. ind. pas. from 
 χ^οτάζω, f άαω, p. κιχορτΆΚ'Λ, to feed with 
 grass, to fill. Th. χόξτος. 
 
 "Εχουσ•', for εχουσι, they have, 3. pi. ]}res. 
 act. from εχω. 
 
 "Έχξαον, 2. a. act. of χοαύω, to wound 
 slightly, scratch, graze ; as -^olum, ε-ττκον. But 
 as others think, imperf. of χξάω, to defile •, to 
 lend ; to deliver an oracle. Or by T7ncsis for 
 είίχξαον. 
 
 "Εχξ'/ιν, imperf. from χζνι, it behoved, //«- 
 personal, bifin. cf x^^vat. 
 
 ^Εχ^γ,σάμεύκ, \.pl. I. a. ind. m. Ιχξ'/κτά- 
 μνν, ω, ατο, of χξάομκι, f χξγ,σομαι, p. κι- 
 χξ'/ίμο^ί. to use. 2\'l. χζάω. 
 
 Έχ^ήσδην, ν,ς, η, in 3. ρΐ. ίχξτ,σίγκταν, 1 . β. 
 ind. pas. from χξύω, to deliver an oracle. 
 
 Έχο?,το, Ion. for ίχξκτο, 3. sing. im2)eif. 
 of χςάομα,ι. See Έχξπσ'άμείοί. 
 
 "Εχζίΐν, 3. sing. im))erf. act. of χζ^ω,f. Ισω^ 
 Ρ' '*s;t?'*^' ^^ anoint, to sxrear over. 
 
 "Εχξίσε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Έ.χξόνια•α, «ί, s, I. a. ind. act. of χξονίζω, 
 to defer, to delay. 
 
 'Εχξόωντο, Poet, for ίχξωντο, 3. 2)1. imperf. 
 pas. from χξάομχι, ωμαι, to use. Th. χξάω. 
 
 Έχύ'/ι, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. pas. of χΰω, or 
 χ'ίω, to pour out. 
 
 Έχύά'/ιν, '/;;, η, \. a. ind. j)as. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Έχΰμ-ήν, in 3. jil. εχυντο, 1. sing, and 
 3. pi. plupcrf. pas. Ion. for Ικ,εχύμην, and 
 ϊα'ιχυντο, by dropping the augmejit, from χΰω^ 
 f χύσω, p. pas. κίχνμα,ι. 
 
 ΈΧΤΡ0^2, oZ, fortified, strong, safe ; οχυ- 
 ξοξ, οϋ, the sa?ne. From εχω, to hold fast. 
 
 Έχυξόω, ω, to fortify, make strong or 
 secure ; and 
 
 'Εχΰξω;, adt\ safely, strongly. Frc?n 
 Ιχυξός. 
 
 "EXfl, f. εζω, or σχ'Λσω (from the obsol. 
 "XS'^)•' P• iV;t>j«a• imperf. εϊχον, ε?, ε, 2. a: 
 εσχον, 2. a. imperat. σχες, -J, a. siihj. σχω, 
 '/5ί, ψ pres. opt. 'ϊχοιμι, and in 3.p>l. εχοιεν to 
 have, hold, possess, enjoy ; inhabit ; obtain ; 
 sustain, resist, withstand ; restrain, repress. 
 The mode of rendering this verb depends 7nuch 
 upon the ηοΊΐη or other ivords connected with it, 
 as tvill be seen in tlie following examples : 
 
 I. In the active voice : Ύψ'ήν 'ίχω -τα^ά 
 ^ασι, I am honoured, literally have honour, 
 with all men ; αΐτίαν 'ίχω, I am accused or 
 have an accusation against me ; Β-αΰμα εχω, 
 I wonder at ; εχω 2ξίμον, I run or perform the 
 race, Eurip. Iphig. in Aul. 212 ; 'ίχει τν-,ν 
 Vtii'/iv, he has been punished, Xen. Anah. ii, 
 5, 11 ; u μεν «ν α,υτο) εχωσιν αγαύα, whatever 
 useful things they know, literally, possess, or 
 
ΕΧΩ 
 
 380 
 
 ΕΨΑ 
 
 have in their minds, Xen. Mem. li, 2, 6; 
 ^uvov 'ίχίίν, to undergo danger or run a risk, 
 Cyrop. iv, 2, 1 ; κα,κα 'ίχουϋ, suffering ills, 
 Xen. Ages, vii, 7 ; τά οξτι Ίχουσιν, they live, 
 or roam, in the mountains, Xen. Cyneg. v, 12 ; 
 ^ιντνιχ,οντΛ ίτ» οΰ-τω ϊχίΐζ, thou art not yet 
 fifty years old ; (κατά.) το vvv ϊχον, as the 
 thing now is, i. e. under existing circumstances. 
 
 In the imperative mode, second person, with 
 the particle V/t (ιχι l>n) it is used like φίξί ^h, 
 and Ί6ι 'hvi, or agedum in Latin, to denote en- 
 treaty or request, as εχί ^h χκί μοι ra^s είτΐ, 
 come, tell me those things ; and in the 3. pers, 
 imperat. it is tised uith the adv. Ιχα,νωζ, at the 
 eoncbmon of a discourse, as ΙκΆνω; ϊχιτω, let 
 this -suffice. 
 
 In the participle, it is sometimes redundant ; 
 as •~ί χν:τ•ηζζίΐ; ίχων 9Τίξΐ ττιν S -νοα,ν, why do 
 you stop or loiter at the door, Aristoph. Nub. 
 505 ; λτίξΰ; 'ίχων, you trifle, Aristoph. Ran. 
 515 ; sometimes it signifies rich, as oi ϊχοντί;, 
 the rich rnen ; f&t^Tiv έχοντα, poor, Aristoph. 
 Flut. 552. 
 
 With aiiother verb it is often to be rendered 
 by can or to be able, as εχοΐζ civ είτηΐν, can you 
 say, Xen. Cyrop. ii, 2, 7 ; ουκ εχοιμι ατο 
 στΌμοίτος εΐ'^τζΤν, Ι cannot state them from mem- 
 ory, Xen. Mem. iii, 6, 9 ; ουχ ι\ω οίττο^ουνοα, 
 I shall not be able to pay, Mein. n, 7, II ; 
 ovK εχω τι λ'εγω, I cannot speak or I know not 
 what to say ; ουκ εχω ο,τ* χξτ) ττοηιν, Ι know 
 not what must be done. 
 
 fFith participles in the aorists, it may be 
 rendered like the aor. indie, of the verbs from 
 which such }}nrticiples are derived ; as εχω 
 •λΤογ/κτκ?, ι have done it or I did it ; μα,ΰων εχω, 
 I learned or have learned ; but sometimes it has 
 the sense of the present tense, as εχω 3•α,υμάα•α$, 
 I wonder at, Heliod. jEthiop. v, 1 6. 
 
 Witii the comparatives viffffov and 'iXcKfffov 
 as ria-ffov εχιιν, to be inferior to ; ελαα-α-ον έχον- 
 τίζ, those who are inferior or weaker, Thucyd, 
 jii, 5. 
 
 WiLh adverbs : (l). Ey εχω το σώμα., I am 
 well ; α^υνάτωζ 'ίχΐ") for ου ^ύνκμΛί, I am not 
 able ; οξθωζ εχω, I am right ; οξύως έχει, it is 
 well ; ού~α:ς έχει, it is thus j ούτω V ίχ^ι μ»'^ 
 thus am I circumstanced, Eurip. Med. 721 ; 
 συμψώνως 'ίχει, it agrees or harmonizes with ; 
 •rui εχϋί ; how are you? Aristoph. Eg. 7 ; ω} 
 ε^χε, as he was fia,vTov ^mderslood j , Herod, i, 
 24, and ωσιτε^ itx^v, Thucyd. i, 134. (2). 
 With an adv. and a genit. as ο'ύτως εχω 
 τηζ γνωμ^ΐί, I am of tliis opinion ; ω; το- 
 δάϊν είχον, as fast as they could, Herod, vi, 
 IIG; ω? είχε τάχους, and us τάχου} έ^χον 
 ιρτο^ων, as swiftly as he for they) could ; «.ττζο- 
 voTiTUi εχε'ιν τίνος, to be indifferent to or regard- 
 less of any thing. (3). With an adverb and 
 a dative, or an accusative and its preposition ; 
 εχω ffoi φιλα,νύξώ'^Γως, I am friendly to you ; 
 ά,-^εχίως έχοντες -ττοος αυτόν, being hostile to or 
 enraged against him, Herodian i, 12 ; εχω 
 εννοϊκω; ίΤξό; a, I am well disposed towards 
 
 you ; 'εχαν α,Η,ςα.τως ττξος τα; νΐ^ονας, to he 
 given up to pleasures. (4). With an adverb 
 and an accusative ; "σ-χειν τω '?roV Ιναλλάξ, to 
 alternate the feet, Aristoph. Nab. 980 . ίκ ^s 
 του τούτων ολιγωξως υμάς εχειν, since you neg- 
 lected these things. 
 
 With the prej). αμψ) and -ττεξί, it signifies to 
 be conversant with or to be engaged about, as 
 άμφι To"^! νυν εχω, I am now engaged about 
 that ; αμφι ^ειτνον εϊχεν, he was supping or 
 engaged in supping ; τπξ) τους 'ΙΙλείους είχον, 
 they were engaged with the Eieans. 
 
 With prepositions, generally, accompanied by 
 their nouns, εχω takes the sig?rification of such 
 nouns J as εχω σε εν οξγίί, I am angry with 
 you, Thucyd. ii, 18. 
 
 It is also used for its compounds ατεχω, to 
 be distant, Acts \, 12, to restrain, Herod, iii, 
 79, Soph. Electr. 224 ; to refrain from, Iliad 
 ii, 97, and xiii, 747 ; for αν'εχω, to sustain, 
 Hes. Theog. 517 ; for κάτεχαν, to hold or 
 contain, Cyrop. ii, 1, 15 ; for ■ττα.ζ'εχειν, to ex- 
 hibit, to furnish, to occasion, Thucyd. ii, 61 ; 
 Xen. Aiiab. vi, 1,5. 
 
 II. "Έρχομαι, pas. and mid. Ah) των aya- 
 6ων εχεο, always be conversant with good men, 
 T/ieogn. 32 ; των βέλτιστων σοι φαινομένων 
 ούτως εχου, dc thou SO persevere in those things 
 which appear the best to thee, Plato in Phoed. ; 
 with the genit. of a noun sig?ifying an art or 
 science it means to apply one's self to, as φι- 
 λοσοφίας Ιχόμενος, applying one's self to philoso- 
 phy. Plat. Epist. 7 ; τίίς ο^οΐ'Τοξίας ε'ίχετο, he 
 prepared himself wich despatch for the journey» 
 Herodian, ii, 11 : μείζονος ΐγκλ'/ιματος εχεσθαι^ 
 that one incurs a greater sin or fault, Antonin. 
 ii, 7 ; a ^ι^ασκάλων εχεται, what are taught by 
 for had from) the teachers, Plato in Protag, 
 εμού εχεται, it is in my power, it is my con- 
 cern ; σεΖ V ϊχιται, it is in thy pov/er or it be- 
 longs to thee, Horn.; το7ς αληθείας ίχομενοις, 
 the things which are probable or next to truth ; 
 iv ΤΛΙ Ιχομ'ενω ενιαυτω, in the next or following 
 year, Maccab. ; εχόμεναι αλληλεων, succeeding 
 each other, Herod, vi, 111 .] 
 
 "Έιχωντι, Dor. for εχωσι, 3. pi. pres. subj. 
 
 J. >l 
 
 of εχω. 
 
 'Έχωξει, 3. sing, imperf. act. from χωξεω, 
 to hold or contain, to go, to com.e, 
 
 'Έχωσατο, he was angry, 3. sing. 1. a. ind, 
 m.from χωομαι, f χωσομαι, jmrt, 1. o. m. 
 χωσάμινσς. Th, χωλ'/ι. 
 
 Έχωσ6>ίν, »ί, η, I was heaped up, 1. a. ind» 
 pas. of χόω, whence χωννΰω, or χύνννμι, f. 
 χώσω. Th. χεω. 
 
 'Έ^-φα^άλατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of -φα- 
 6άλλω, to handle, touch j to handle lewdly. 
 From -φάω, to touch. 
 
 'Έ-φάλα,ται, Ion. for ί-φ^λμενοι ε'ισ), 3. pi. 
 perf. ind. pas. from -φάλλω, f. λω, p. ε-φαλ- 
 κα, to play on an instrument, to touch 
 gently. 
 
 "Ε-φ&το, 3. sing, 1. a. ind. m.from sW, to 
 handle. 
 
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 381 
 
 ΕΩ2 
 
 "Έ-φίβί/,/ον ν•ψ»), 2. sing. 1. η. iwd. m.from 
 
 t'^rofji.a.i, to follow. ΓΑ. ϊτω. 
 
 "Ε-ψί/ν, αηίΖ 7ϋ«. «Tirf Poet. ίι-φιΤν, j)res. inf. 
 act. from ϊ-φω, to cook, to boil. 
 
 "Έι-φετκι, 3. sing. I. J", ind. mid. and ϊ-ψί- 
 aucit, \.f. iiifin. m. ofi'Tro^ai, to follow. 
 
 Έ\^£ϋ^£τί, 3. sing, vmpeif. pas. of "φίυ^ομαι. 
 Th. ■φίύ'^ω) to deceive. 
 
 ^Έ-φίνα-^γι^χν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of -φιν^ω, 
 f. σω, to deceive, 1. a. 'i-^tvax' hence 
 Ι-φίύο'ω, 2. si?ig. 1. a. ind. m. 
 
 ^Έ^•φ^λχφ*ι<τκ, «J, Sj 1 . a. of •φίίλ«φάω, to 
 liandle, to touch. 
 
 "Ε-φ'/ιμ»; ecTui, TO, pottage, broth ; iieW wine 
 toiled down ; and 
 
 "Έι-φτκπζ, iuSi 'h, a boiling, cooking, diges- 
 tion ; and 
 
 Έ'^ϋΐτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, one who boils, a cook ; and 
 
 Έ-ψ'/ϊΤΑί, ov, boiled, cooked ; also subst. a 
 kind of small fish ; all from the p. pas. of'i^ea, 
 to boil. 
 
 'Έ-φίοί, as, vi, conversation ; pleasantry, 
 pastime, amusement. Th. 'ί<^ω. 
 
 Έ-ψ/άαίΤ^α/, Poet, by Pleonasm for ί-φια,σύα.1, 
 to have said, from ί-φιύω, formed from 'ί-φω, 
 f. ofiTu, to say. 
 
 'Έ.-φίύυξίιτ'^ομ,ίν, Oor. for ί•φιύνζίΖ,ομίν, 1. pi. 
 iniperf. act. from φ^ύυ^ιΖ^ω, to whisper. Th. 
 
 •φίόνξΟζ. 
 
 'Έ-φιοωντο, Poet, and Ion. for Ι-φιωντο, and 
 this for ί-φιάοντο, »S. j'l• imperf. of ί-φιάομαι, to 
 talk or converse together ; to divert one's self 
 in company. Th. 'Ϊττμ. 
 
 'Έιίφυχ^α,γύγιι, 3. sing, imperf. act. of φυ- 
 χτχ,γωγ'ίω, to move or charm the soul, to de- 
 light. From -φυχτι, the soul, and οίγω, to 
 lead. 
 
 "Έ-φϋχον, imperf. act. of -φάχω, f |<y, to 
 "tool, to refresh. 
 
 "ΕΨίΙ, f ϊφ/ή^ω, p. KOI, to boil, to cook. 
 
 "EXl, y. 'ία•6ϋ, to put on, to clothe; to send ; 
 to place. Whence άμφΛνννμι, to put on, to 
 clothe. 
 
 "ΕΩ, f ϊα-ομαι, to be, to go. 
 
 "Εω, i-fs, 2. a. subj. Poet, for J, ^;, from 
 Ί'/ιμι, f. 'Λσω, to send, 2. a. viv. 
 
 "Εω, acc. sing, from icdg, the morning, 
 aurora. 
 
 "Εω, ifii, £>j, Poet, for a, ?,ς, jj, pres. subj. of 
 it μι, to be. 
 
 Έλ), dat. sing, from log) h, ov, his, hers, its. 
 Th. is. 
 
 Έω, contract, for Ιύω, f iatru, p. uuxot, to 
 suffer, permit. 
 
 "Euyu,, p. m» Alt. for Sya, of ο'Ιγω, f. \ω, 
 to open. 
 
 "ΕΜ-^μα,ι, perf ind. pas. Att. ιοογμίνοζ, part, 
 perf. pas. of the same. 
 
 Έα/γυ7α, open, part, perf. m. f. g. from 
 iofyoi, Att. for Zyu, p^xf' ni, of o'lyu, part. 
 
 p. :m. Att. iufiytus. 
 
 'Eatri, Att. for Im, and this for Ixoi, S. nng. 
 pres. opt. act. ofiau, ω, to suffer, to permit. 
 "Eatuoi, J}, mid. jEoI. and Ion. for i'iuSa, 
 
 from %6ω, to be used, p. m. part, ίΐωβωξ, uluy 
 OS, and Ion. ίωίωξ, oros. Th. 'iuos. 
 
 "Εωύίν, adv. in the morning, at daybreak. 
 From ίως, the morn. 
 
 'Euutvos, yi, ov, belonging to the morning ;. 
 Ιξ iuuivod, from the morning. 
 
 Έύύουν, they thrust or propelled, imperf. act» 
 Att. for eohov, ouv,from tu^suf. ωύ'/ισω, and ωσω. 
 
 Έύκ,ίΐν, I was like, I resembled, pluperf. m. 
 Poet, and Att. p. m. 'soixx, from ιΊκω^ p. m. 
 o'tKoc, and 'ioiKot. 
 
 "EHA02, ov, xatt fi, of yesterday, of the 
 day before, from ίω$ and ολλύω, because it 
 belongs to the day that has perished, i. e. is 
 past 5 properly applied to the remaijis of broken 
 victuals, which have lost their favour ; old, 
 musty, stale, rank ; superannuated, useless. 
 
 'Ec^Xttuv, pluperf m. Poet, and Att. fot 
 \i)X7ruv,from iX-ztat, p. m. ϊολ^α, to cause to 
 hope. 
 
 Έίόμιν, Poet, for ωμιν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. 
 act. of'l•/ιμι, for ϊω, Signifying (II. xix, 401) 
 'TtXnpoM, to fill, to satiate. 
 
 ^Εωμι, contract, for \ά.οιμι, from saa, f, 
 Χύ,σΜ, p. ίΐα,κ,κ, to suffer or permits 
 
 'Euv, being. Poet, or Ion. for ων^ part. p)reSi 
 from ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 "Εων, contract, for εαον, or for ιΐων, lom 
 imperf. act. ofkau, to permit ; 1. a. iiatra. 
 
 Έύντίμοιι, perf. Att. for ωνημοίΐ' hence 
 ίωνγιβην, I. a. indie, pas. of ώνίομοι,ι, to buy. 
 
 Έωνούμγιν, Alt, for ωνοΰμην, and Ιωνουντο,• 
 1. sing, and 3. jdur. imperf. pas. of ώνίομαι^ 
 f. ωτ/αίομο!.ί, to buy. 
 
 ^Εωνοχ^οουν, I poured out wine, Att. for 
 ωνοχ^όονν, imperf. act. of οίνοχ^οίω, f, γ,ατω. 
 From, oivos, wine, and χίω, f χ^&ύ^ω, lo pour 
 out. 
 
 "ΕΛίξα, Att. for M^a,, 1. a. act. of o'lyu, to 
 open. 
 
 Έαβί, ου, of or belonging to the morning^, 
 the morning ; eastern ; Ιύα,, the east. From' 
 iuis, the morning. 
 
 Έωζα, 3. sing, imperf act. Att. for ωξχί,. 
 from οξύω, to see ; so \ojga.H.oc,,for Ά^άλά, perf. 
 Alt. ίωαα,κω;, p. part, ϊωζάκα,μίν, \.- pi. perf 
 ind. act. 
 
 ^Εώζχ, as, a, for αιάξα, a hanging, suspen- 
 sion ; a cord, halter. Th. ΆΪωξζω. 
 
 Έ,ύξγίΐν, pluperf m. Poet, and Att. from, 
 p. m. εοξγα, of ίξγω, or rather ρίζω, f ρί'ξω, 
 to do, by Metath. 'ίζϊω' p. m. ^oya, by 
 Metath. to^ya. 
 
 Έ^οταζον, I solemnized a festival, imperf. 
 of ίοζτά'ζω. Th. ϊοξτνι. 
 
 Έωξων, for ωξων, I saw, imperf. Att. act. 
 from οξάω, 
 
 "Ems, and Poet, i'lcos, the same with ώζ, 
 from which it is formed by All. Pleonasm of 
 g, until, unto, even unto ; so long as, whilst. 
 Tab. Ceb.c. 9 ; in the mean while ; with the gen- 
 itive, and somethnes without any case j followed 
 by oiv, it governs the subjunctive ; 'ius eiprt and 
 L•; νυν, until now, N. Test. ; 'icas ori) until, aS' 
 
ΕΩ2• 
 
 582 
 
 ΈΓίΤ 
 
 long as, Xe7i: j Ίως 'ότου (interrogatively j , until 
 when ? JDemosth. ; ϊω; βυ, until, Herod. ; ϊω; 
 ψ'οτι and ίως τίνο; f interrogatively J , until when 
 or what time? Ϊμ; tivo;, until a certain time ; 
 ias τούτον, hitherto, thus far, as far as.] 
 
 "Έως, &ί, '/ι, Aurora, the morning ; iti ace. 
 %ta' in the orators for 'hu;, -Όος, and contract, 
 -ove, ^ol. κυως. 
 
 "Έ,ωσα, Att.Jor Ζσοί, \. a. act. and 
 
 'Έ.ωσ•ά(/,ην, and in 3. plur. iuiroivTo, 1. a. 
 ind. act. from ωάίω, f. ω-σω, push, to propel. 
 
 'EftJiT^iiv, I jyas rejected, 1. a. iyid. pas, Att. 
 for ωσύτίν 'ίωσμοϋ, perf. Att. for ωσμαι, of 
 
 "Ε«Λ, and εωσ-ιν, Ion. for Zffi, S. pi. pres. 
 siibj. of iifii, to be, 
 
 "Έωα -Toii, Att. for uffToii, 3. sing. p. pa*. 
 See "Έ.ωσύ'/ιν. 
 
 "Έωο-τί, for ωα-τε, so that, in order that. 
 From ως and ts. 
 
 'Έ,ωσ-φόξοί, ου, Lucifer, the morning star. 
 From i&)s, for ms, the morning, and φίξω^ 
 f o'lifu. 
 
 'Κωϋτον, Ion. for ϊα,υτου, of himself, or for 
 ffioiUToii, of thyself. 
 
 'ΈJω'ύτύi,for loiijTM' so ίωϋτγ. Ion. for Ιαυτν, 
 to herself. 
 
 z. 
 
 ΖΑΚ 
 
 Ζ, the sixth letter in the Greek alphabet ,• as 
 ■a numeral it denotes seven, because the fnark 5" 
 is interposed betiveen ε and ζ, to express the 
 number six. With an ι subscribed it stands for 
 7000. 
 
 Z, in most nouns and verbs is resolved by 
 the Dor. into e•^, as μίλίσ^ομ,αι, for μελίζομοίί. 
 
 Ζα, in compos, gives energy to the significa- 
 tion, like ϊξΐ, and 'ayctv, very, greatly, much. 
 It is used also by the JEol. for δ;«, as ζαζάλ- 
 λίΐν, ζάζoλos,for ^ια,ζάλλζιν and ^ιάζοΧος. Hut 
 ζα is put for ζάα, 3. siiig. pres. act. from ζάω, 
 to live. 
 
 Χαζα,ξε7ον, an arsenal, an armory. See Za- 
 baria, in Lat. Etymol. 
 
 Ζάζ>], τις, h, a coat of mail. From ζαζη), 
 rings. See Zaba, in Lat. Etymol. 
 
 Ίιαζ,οζ, curved, bent, Άγκ,ίΧος, στξίζλόξ. 
 
 Ζαζουλ&ιν, ο, ])roj>er name of a man, Zebu- 
 Ion, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 ZATKAH, jji, Yj, or ζάγκλον, a sc3'-the, or 
 sickle, in the Sicilian dialect ; perhaps by Sync, 
 from Ζάγκυλον, from ζιχ, and αγκ.ύλον. 
 
 Zcciii, part. pres. act. of Ζ,άτιμι, Poet, the 
 same nearly with αω, to blow, to breathe. Th. α,ω. 
 
 Ζδ'/)ί, ίοζ, ο Kcii 'A, blowing violentl}', stormy. 
 From αω, or α,τιμι, to blow, and ζκ, intensive. 
 
 Zoioioiv, gen. a? id dat. dual. Ion. or Poet, 
 from 
 
 Zocho',, ov, κα) τί, divine, holy, sacred, ex- 
 cellent, in ace. fem. g. ξβ(.θί'/ιν, pi. ζοίύίοίζ. 
 From ζα intens. and &εος, God. 
 
 Zxiiv, by Sync, for ζούη(Τοίν, 3. pi. p)res. opt. 
 ζα,ί'/ϊν, ης, τι, from ζτ,μί, for ζύω, to live ; 
 
 Ζάκοίνον, the adding of the date to letters, 
 See Sacanum, in Lat. Etymol. 
 
 ZoiKikTihs, or ξίχίλτί^ς, a kind of turnips, 
 or gourds ; also ζα,κυνύι^ίς, so called from the 
 isUmd Zacynthus, 
 
 ZAP 
 
 Ζακοτος, ου, ο κοά h, very angry, furious, 
 enraged. From ξα and κότος, animosity, re- 
 sentment. 
 
 Ζοι,χχ^οίΐος, α'ιου, ο, a mans name Zaccheus, 
 Syriac. 
 
 Ζοίκ,χ^οίξΙοι,ς, ov, b, a maris name, Zaccharias, 
 Hebr. 
 
 Ζάκχ^ος, ου, ο, a treasury, a Hebr. word; 
 perhaps the reading should be γανΖ,άκχ^ος, a ivord 
 retained by the Hebrews. 
 
 ZA'AEIA, ας, 'h, the Alexandrian laurel 
 tree. Perhaps from Β-άλλω. 
 
 ZoiXiu, Dor. for ζηλοΰ, pres. imperat. pas. 
 of ζγιΧΌω, to emulate, to rival. Th. ξ^Χος. 
 
 ΖΑ'ΛΗ (ζαΧη), 9ΐς, h, a tempest, a whirl- 
 wind. From ζα, and αίλλα, or from ζία>. 
 
 Ζαλος, o'j, b, water in commotion, a wave, a 
 billow. From the prec£ding. 
 
 ΖαλοΜ, Dor. for ζηλό&ι to emulate, esteem 
 happy, praise. ΤΛ. Ζ,νιλος. 
 
 ΖαΧωτος, Dor. for ζ^λωτος, worthy of envy 
 or of imitation, enviable, desirable. 
 
 Ζχμ,ζακίλχίον, ου, το, oil of olives. 
 
 Ζαμίνεω, f 'Λΰω, to be very angry j to ex- 
 ert all one's strength. From 
 
 ΖαμίΥΛς, ίος, b κα) h, violent, impetuous, 
 strong; high-spirited; mettlesome; b μέγα, 
 μένος εχ^ωΜ. From 'ζα and μίνος, το, mind, 
 strength . 
 
 Ζαμίν/ια-ί, he exerted his strength, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. Ion. of ζαμενεω. 
 
 Zav, Ζανος, Dor. for Zhv, and this for Ζευς, 
 Jupiter, geji. Αιος• as if from ζάω, to live, 
 because he ivas the bestower of life. 
 
 Ζανω, Όος, ους, h, Juno, from the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Ζά•7ΤΧουτος, ου, b κα) h, very rich, possessed 
 of great wealth. From ζα and ττλουτος, 
 riches. 
 
 Ζχξα, b, a mans name, Zara, indecl, Hebr. 
 
ΖΕΙ 
 
 383 
 
 ΖΕΦ 
 
 Ζκξγά,ν^ΐ) See 'SiOL^yoiv'/i. 
 
 Ζαξοζοτύν^], '/IS, 'h, a certain warlike engine. 
 
 ZxTivcrce., Dor. for ζ>^τοϋσ•χ, part. pres. act. 
 f' g'f>'om Ζ,νίτίω, f. ν\σ•ω, p. Ιζίητηκ,κ, to seek, 
 
 Ζχτίω, Oor.for ζι^τίω, to seek. 
 
 ΖκτξίνΜ, to punish bi/ cotijlneincnt to hard 
 labour hi the ζ^τξίϊον. From ξ» and τξίω, to 
 tremble, to fear, or τύζω, to vex, to torment, 
 
 Ζχτξίφη!, εβί, ό. •««' 'h, well fed, fattened, 
 fat. prom ζχ intensive, and τξίφω, f. "ψω, 
 to nourish ; 2. a, ϊτξχφοα. 
 
 Ζα,τξΐκίον, ου, το, a kind of game, ,<iupposed 
 
 to rescinble chess ; ζατξΐκίζειν, to play at this 
 
 game. Perhaps from Ζ,α and τξ'ίίΐν, to tremble, 
 
 from its being a miniature resemblance of a 
 
 battle. 
 
 ΖΑΦΕΛΗ'Σ, ios, xou h, very simple ; 
 harsh, vehement, violent, angry. From ζχ 
 and αφίλη?, simple. 
 
 Ζχψίλως, adv. very simply ; violently, an- 
 grily. From the pj-eceding. 
 
 Ζκφλίγη;, ios, ο xeci vt, burning violently, 
 brigiitly glowing, glowing with strength and 
 vigour. From ζκ and φλίγω, to burn. 
 
 Ζοί^ξίιη;, and ζοίχ;ξ'/ι>ι;, ίο;, ο κ/χ} ri, very 
 
 useful ; very violent, impetuous, gen. pi. ζα- 
 
 χ^ξΐιων. From ζοί, greatly, and χξάω, to 
 
 attack impetuously ; or, according to others, 
 
 from χζίΐοί, utility. 
 
 Ζα,χ,ξίΊοί, ου, one who speeds or hastens on. 
 Theocr. xxv, 6. From ζα and χξύα, ne- 
 cessity, 
 
 Ζύχ;ξϋσ•οί, ου, ο kou 'h, abounding in gold. 
 From ζΰί and χζυσ•ο$, gold. 
 
 Ζκ-ψ, a storm at sea, the sea. Fcrhaps from, 
 ζίαν, to boil. 
 
 Ζ A' il,^ to live, have life; to flourish; to 
 come to life again, to revive, to be well ; to be 
 glad ; imperf. 'ίζ'/ιν, and 'ίζων part. pres. Ζ,ά,ων, 
 ζων, ζά,ουσκ, Ζ,ωα•α, ζύον, Ζ,ων f. ζή(Τομ,οιι, »), 
 iTBii• 1, α. ίζ'/ιιτοι,, α;, ί• 1. α. subj. ζ'^<τω, νΐζ, νι• 
 part. 1, α. Z,n(fois, α,σοί, αν. 
 
 ΖΕΆ, or ζίΜ, α,ζ, h, a species of corn or 
 grain, spelt. Perhaps from ζάω, to live. 
 
 Ζίζί^ίΜοξ, ου, ο, a man's name, Zebedeus, 
 Zebedee, Hebr. 
 
 Ziy'i^its, an African word, which signifies 
 hills, in Greek βουνοΊ• also a species of mice, so 
 called by the Libyans. 
 
 Ζύ'^ωξο;, ου, ο xui h, fertile, bountiful, genial, 
 for "ζ'/ι^ωζοζ, an epithet of the earth, because it 
 yields the necessaries of life. From Ζ,ψ and 
 ^Μξον, a gift. 
 
 Zύoυffa.,for ζίουσκ. Ion. or Poet. part, pres, 
 f. g. from ζίω, f ίσω, to boil j jiart. 1 . a, 
 Ζ,ίσβί'ΐζ, 
 
 ZEIPA', «J, and Ion. ζαξί], vi, a kind of 
 loose garment, a military cloak ; also a turban, 
 a chain. 
 
 Ζίΐξίω, to make spices, Hesych. Perhaps 
 from ζίΐξό;. 
 
 Ζίΐξΰί f-ToixiXosJ, variegated. Perhai^s from 
 ζα and ε'/ξω, to tie. 
 
 ZztMyfor ξίΜ, to boil. 
 
 Ζίλκίχ, pot herbs, a Phrygian word. Perhaps 
 from• ζάω, to live. 
 
 7ΛλλΜ, to throw, to cast, yo»' βίλλω, Hesych. 
 
 ΊΛμυι., ατοζ, το, a decoction, Froia 
 
 Ζιννύω, and ζεννυμι, to boil, to make boil. 
 From Z,iM, to boil. 
 
 Ziff-E, Io7i. for ϊζεσε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 and 
 
 Ziffhi;, ivro;, boiled, 2^(^'>^t. 1. a. jms. from 
 ζίω• 1. a. pas. νζ'ίσύνιν. 
 
 Ziffis, ιωζ, η, a boiling or bubbling up, ebul- 
 lition ; fervour ; and 
 
 Ζίστοζ, 'h, ov, boiling, hot. From ζίω, to boil. 
 
 Ζευγτιλάτ'/ίί, ου, ο, one who drives a yoke of 
 oxen, a ploughman,] 
 
 Ζευγί-χτταί, a war-chariot drawn by two 
 hordes ; or ζευγ^ι τολεμισ'τ'^ξίχ, Schn. 
 
 Ζευγίττις, ου, ο, yoked, paired, coupled to- 
 gether ; ζεογίται, citizens of the second class 
 at Athens ; and 
 
 Ζίυγλ)^, jjj, ^, a yoke. From ζευγο;. Th. 
 Ζ^ευγνύω. 
 
 Ζεύγμα,, &τος, το, a yoking or joining to- 
 gether, conjunction, a bridge ; also zeugma, a 
 figure of speech. From 1, pers. p. jyas. of 
 ζευι^νόίο, to join or yoke together. 
 
 Zi'jyvjccfft, Ion. for ζευγνυσ^ί, 3. pi. pres. ind. 
 act. and 
 
 Ζεύγνυτι, Dor. for ζευγνυοΊ, 3, sing. pres. 
 ind act. from ζευγνυμ». 
 
 ΖΕΤΓΝΤ'ίΙ, or ξίύγνυμι, f. ζευξω, ]). 
 εζευχ^οί, to join, yoke, harness, couple, pair 
 together ; connect ; to join in marriage j to 
 join by a bridge, Herod, iii, 101 ; p. jjas. 
 ίζευγμχί• compos, ύτοζευγνύω, to put under 
 the yoke, to harness ; υτόζευ^ι;, a yoking un- 
 der, subjugation ; ί}:τοζίιγ(θζ, that is under the 
 yoke ; ^ίζυ^, yo',, ο kou v\, and V^ζυyoζ, oU) 
 Q KOU '/I, yoked or harnessed in a pair, 
 
 Ζεΰγοί, ίοζ, το, Ά yoke, a pair ; a pair of 
 horses or oxen, a plough or cart drawn by two 
 horses. Th. ζευyvύω. 
 
 Ζευχτ^ξίοί, ΰίζ, '/ι, a band, a chain ; and 
 
 Ζευκτος, ου, ο χκι h, yoked or joined together, 
 harnessed, paired. From perf. pas. of ξε>Jyvυωy 
 to yoke or join together. 
 
 Ζεΰ'^αι, 1. a. iiif. act. ζευ^άμενο;, yoking or 
 joining together, jyart. 1. a. m.from ζεύyvυμ^. 
 
 Ziu\is, εως, ii, a yoking or joining together, 
 junction, conjunction, the building of a bridge. 
 From 2, pers. perf. p)as. of the same. 
 
 Ζεΰ^ω, 1. f. act. from ζευγνύω, as if from 
 ζευyoιJ. 
 
 Ζευ\ω, Όος, h, a woman's name, Zeuxo. 
 From Ζ,εύγνυμι. 
 
 Ζεύομαι, Dor. for γεύομαι, to taste, Hesych. 
 Th. γεύω. So Z,εΰffa,σ6ot,ι,for γεύιτοίίύαι. 
 
 ZET2, Jupiter, gen. Δ/βί, dat. Δ /i', ace. 
 A'la, voc. ΖεΖ' also the air. Hence ^7os, a, ov, 
 divine. 
 
 ΖΕ'ΦΤΡ02 (ζεφΰζος), ου,^ and Ion. oio, o, 
 the western wind, the zephyr ; as if Ζ,ωηφΌοο;^ 
 life-bringing; hence ζεψυξί'/ι ττνοη, the western 
 breeze, the blast of the zephyr. 
 
ΖΗΝ 
 
 &84 
 
 ΖΟΦ 
 
 ^ΕΏ, y. ζία-ω, J). ε^ίχόί, to ί)θΐ1, to boil or 
 bubble up ; to make boil, Metaph. to be fervent ; 
 to swarm or to crawl with. Hence Engl, το 
 
 SEETH. 
 
 Zi, Dor. for ξα, Contr. for ξάί, pres. im- 
 
 perat. of ξύω, to live ; or ζν, Dor. for ζκ, 
 
 contr. for ζάιι, 3. sing. preS. ind. act. Or, 
 
 according to others, iniperf. or 3. sing. 2. a. 
 
 for 'iX,Yi,froin ζΤιμι. 
 
 Ζιτιβι, live thou, j)res. imperat. oi- 2. a. im- 
 perat. act. of ζ^ιί^ί, like (ττ'ί^βι, fronr 'Ισ•τ'/ιμι. 
 Others from ζάζ, ξ«, form pres. imperat. ζ^, 
 mid thence ζγιβι, by adding the syllable ^i, from 
 ζάω, to live. 
 
 ZjI^uo;, the same with ζύ^οί. 
 
 Ζ*ιλ'^μων, ονοζ, ο κα.) h, envious, jealous. 
 From "ζνιλΌω, to rival, to envy. Th. ζτΧος. 
 
 Χ'/ι\ο7, for ζ'/ιλόίί, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. 
 from ζηΧόω, to rival, envy. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 ΖΗ~Λ02, ου, ο, emulation, rivalrjs imita- 
 lion ; envy, jealousy ; hatred ; zeal, especially 
 a holy zeal ; a fervent affection or passion. 
 
 Χηλοτΰ^ίω, f νισω, to be jealous, to envy, 
 to endeavour to equal ; to emulate, to be led 
 by zeal •, and 
 
 ZyiXoTW^U, οίζ, h, jealousy, envy ; emula- 
 tion. From 
 
 Ζ^ιλότΰ ros, ου, ο kbci v, jealous, envious ; 
 eitiulous ; as if Ζ,ήλω τυτίίε. From ζ^λοί and 
 rift ω, to strike, vie with. 
 
 Ζ•η\Όω, with acc.f ύσω, p. ϊζήΧωκαι,, to em- 
 ulate, imitate ; to approve, to praise ; to strive 
 after; to envy, to hate; to be jealous ; to 
 esteem happy. Th. ^ijXoj. 
 
 Zn'kuffn, ιωζ, VI, emulation, rivalry ; jealousy, 
 envy. From perf. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 ZriXanrova-iv, 3. pi. 1. f. ind. act. of ζνιλόω, 
 to emulate. Th. "ζήλος. 
 
 ZnXuJTiov, a verbal adject, f'om ζηλόβν, to 
 jrhral, to emulate. From the same Th. 
 
 Z'^XuTm, oZ, 0, one who emulates or imi- 
 tates ; inflamed with zeal ; a zealot ; a follower, 
 an admirer ; also 
 
 Ζ'/ιλωτο;, ου, worthy of emulation or imita- 
 tion ; enviable, envied, imitated ; accounted 
 happy, happy ; comp. ζ'/,λωτόπξοζ, (aiid in 
 pi. f. g. Z.'/i'kMrOriQ^ot.t). From perf• JMS. of 
 ζψι'κΌαι, to emulate, to envy. 
 
 ΖΗΜΙΆ, οίζ, h, loss, damage, detriment ; 
 a fine ; punishment. Hence 
 
 Ζημ^Όω, f. ώσω, p. ίζ'/ιμίΜχοι, to damage, 
 injure, punish, fine ; 1. a. 2)as. ιΖ,ημιύύ'/ιν. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Ζ-Αμιωύγι, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 Ζ'/ιμ'ιωμοί, οι,τος, τβ, a damage, a loss, pun- 
 ishment, a fine ; and 
 
 Ζν,μ'ιωσίζ, ίωζ, «, a punishment, a fine. From 
 p. pus. of ζ'/ιμιόω. 
 
 Zriv, Dor. fur ζχν, contr.for l^aitv, pres. inf. 
 of ζύω, to live. 
 
 Zhv, ζ-/ινοί, for Zivs, Jupiter ; ace. Zijv, fur 
 Ζβνα,• also Zxv, ZetvU, and Dor. Δλν, Δαν. 
 
 Zyivas, α, β, the name of a man, Zenas, Ur. 
 Lat. Jovius. 
 
 Zij, Dor. for ZS.i, contr. for ζάίΐς, thou 
 livest, 2. nng. pres. ind. act. of ζάω• \. a. 
 inf. act. ζίϊ<τοίΐ. 
 
 Ζ'^ιτνι, See Ζ:ηβ•ομοίΐ, 
 
 Ζήτομα,ι, •>}, a τα/, I shall or Will live", \» f. 
 m. of ζάω. 
 
 Ζήτοϋ,ζ, ο. Dor. for Z^ryis, propter name of a 
 son of Boreas, Zetas. 
 
 Zsirss, -u, pres. imperat. act. from %Ϋΐτ'ίω, 
 to seek. 
 
 Χ-ήΤίύ^ί, 2. sing. pres. svbj. act. from 
 
 ΖγίπυΜ, Poet, for "ζ^τίω, to seek. 
 
 ΖΗΤΕΏ, ω, imperf. εξ^'-οκν, f. 'Α(Τω, p. 
 Ιξ^Τ'/ικοι, to seek, inquire, investigate, endeav- 
 our ; to study, require, ask, desire, wish, Anacr. 
 30 ; to search for ; jyres. pas. Ζ,Ϋιτίομοίΐ, I am 
 sought ; imperf. ίζητεόμην, όνμνιν, Λου, οΰ, -'ατο, 
 εΤτο. Hence 
 
 Ζ'ήτημοι., oiros, το, a question, inquiry ; and 
 
 Znrnins, ϊώξ, τι, the act of seeking or inquir- 
 ing, a question, an inquiry, a dispute ; and 
 
 Ζητγκτωμεν, one iTiay inquire or seek, 1 , pi. 
 1. a. suhj. act, and 
 
 Ζ'/ΐτητΙίχοξ, ου, prone to iiiquiry or investiga- 
 tion, inquisitive; a proposer of questions; all 
 from perf. pas. of ζητίω, to seek. 
 
 ZviroZffiv, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. from ζητεω. 
 
 Ζ»τξεΐον, ου, το, Ά plade in which slaves were 
 punished. From ζα ahd τξεω, to be afraid. 
 
 ZviToa, Dor. for ζάτω, pres. imperat. act. of 
 ζάω. 
 
 Ζητύϋμεν, 1 . pi. pres. subj. act. of ζνιτεω, to 
 seek, to inquire. 
 
 Ζιζύννι, yis, 71, the same with ιτιζύν». See in 
 Lat. Etymol. Sibyna. 
 
 ΖΙΓΓΓΒΕΡΙ2, iu>s, h, the ginger • plant. 
 See in Lat. Ftymol. 
 
 Z'tyyoi, ου, ο, the humming of bees. 
 
 ZIZA'NION, ου, TO, a kind of weed whicH- 
 grows among com, tares, darnel, cockle. 
 
 Ζΐω, to seek. 
 
 Z'oTj, vii, Ion. for ζωί), wi, i, fife. 
 
 ^οξκ,οί^εί, euv, at. Ion. for ^οξ»ά%ες, roes,^ 
 antelopes. 
 
 Ζοξοζάζ,ελ, 0, proper name of a man, Zoro- 
 babel, Hebr. 
 
 Ζοΰσύω, pres. imperat. j^fis- from ζόαι, for 
 ζύνννμι, to gird. 
 
 ΖοφεξοΤο, gen. Ion. from 
 
 Ζοφεξοί, ου, dark, gloomy, obscure. Th. ζόφο^,. 
 
 Ζοφόει;, εντοί, dark, obscure,, dim, glbomy^ 
 a Poetical word from 
 
 Ζ0'Φ02, ου, ο, darkness, gloom, obscurity ι 
 the west ; as if ζάνοψο;, from ξα and 
 νεφΰξ. 
 
 Ζοφόω, ω, f. uoOj, to darken, to obscure. 
 From ζόφο;. 
 
 Ζοφω^'/)?, tos, ό KOii VI, and ζόφεξο;, ου, the 
 same luilh ζοφόεα, dark, obscure. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Ζόφωα-ΐί, εως, h, a darkening or obscuring ; 
 darkness, obscurity. From perf. pas. of ζοφοω. 
 
ΖΩΕ 
 
 385 
 
 .ζαο 
 
 Ζνγαίτψξον, ου, το, and το ζυγοκττξίον, a 
 chest, cofier, box, Xenopli. 
 
 Ζυγίντίζ, nom. pi. pari. 2. a. jms. from 
 ζίύγνυμ,ί, f. ζίόξω, to j'oke or join together. 
 
 Zvyiyi, '/i;, 'h, marriage. Froia the same 
 Th. 
 
 Ζνγιοζ, ου, belonging to a yoke, yoked ; that 
 presides over wedlock. From 
 
 Ζνγαί, ου, ο, and ζυγον, το, a yoke, a yoke 
 of oxen ; also the beam of a balance ; a line or 
 rank in an army ; a slioe-string ; tlie cross-piece 
 or handle of a lyre ; the seat of the rowers ; in 
 pi. ζνγο), and ζυγα, a pair of scales ; al I'ffo 
 ζνγον, married women, Th. ξίνγνύω. 
 
 Ζΰγ'οω, ω, f. ώ(τω, to yoke or join together ; 
 to bring under the yoke. From ζνγο;. 
 
 Ζνγωμα, ατοί, το, the lintel of a door ; a 
 bolt or bar. From Jinrf. pas. of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 ΖΤ'Θ02, ου, ο, or io$, TO, a liqxior made 
 from barley, beer, ale ; because made "ζίσα 
 α,'Ιύου;, by the heat of the fire 5 for beer is a 
 kind if Ζίμοί, or decoction. 
 
 ΖΓ'ΜΗ (ζϋμη), m, r•., fermenting matter, 
 leaven ; as if from ζιω, because it causes heat 
 and effervescence. 
 
 Ζυμ,όω, ω, f ύσω, p. ίζΰμωκ,α,, to cause 
 to ferment, to leaven. From ζΰμ'η. 
 
 Ζύμωμα,, α,τοξ, το, leaven, a ferment 3 and 
 
 Ζΰμωσίζ, ίως, 'a, fermentation ; a puffing up, 
 an inflation. From perf pas. of ζυμόω. 
 
 ΖΜο,γζο,φω, and ζωοίγξοι,φίω, to paint ani- 
 mals ; to paint. From ζωα. and γξάφω. 
 
 Ζωαγξα-φάμίνος, part. 1. a. m. of tlie savie. 
 
 Zuay^iov, ου, το, a reward for saving life. 
 From ζωγξίω, to take alive, to save from 
 slaughter. From, Ζ,μτι, life, fund this from 
 ζάΰο, to live) and α,γξ%, a taking. 
 
 Zcι>γζccφίs<), f γ,σύύ, to paint ; and 
 
 ΖΜγξά,φίοί, α,ί, η, painting, the art of paint- 
 ing ; and 
 
 Ζ^Ύξα^ος, ου, ο, a painter, properly, one who 
 ζωα ιγξάφα, i. e. paints animals. 
 
 Ζωγξίί, ίΐ, pres. iinperat. from 
 
 Ζωγξίω, ω, as if Ζ,νον αγξίύω, f '/it ω, p. 
 ίζωγξ'/Ίχ,χ, to take alive, take prisoner, give one 
 quarter ; to recall to life ; to revive ; to re- 
 fresh ; perf. pas. ίζωγξ'/ιμχι. From ζωο;, 
 alive, fand lhisfro?n ξύω, to live) and ΰίγξα, a 
 taking, capture. 
 
 Ζωγζίχ, and zix, ex,;, tj, the same with ζω- 
 γξΐ'/ί. 
 
 Ζωγξΐχς, ου, ο, taken alive, a prisoner ; in 
 ace. ζω'γξίαν. He7ice 
 
 Ζωγξΐη, '/IS, VI, a taking alive, a, giving 
 quarter ; the catching of a live animal. See 
 Ζωγρίε•.!. 
 
 Zu'h'i&Kos, ου, 0, the zodiac, because the signs 
 of the zodiac are formed principally of ζωΐιοί, 
 i. e. the figures 0/" animals. 
 
 Z£hiov, ου, TO, a little animal, a sign in the 
 zodiac. Th. ζάω. 
 
 Ζωί, 3. sing, imperf. act. Ion. ζωιιν, jrres. 
 infin. act. (fζωω, Foet.for ζάω. to live. 
 
 49' 
 
 Z&iui, Ion. and Poet, for ζγ,ν. 
 
 Ζωί(τχον, imperf. Ion. and Poet, for 'ίζωον, 
 from the preceding verb. 
 
 Ζων\, 7is, 'Λ, life, the things necessary to sus- 
 tain life, substance, wealth. Th. "ζάω. 
 
 Ζωτι, 3. sing. pres. subj, act. of "ζάω. Poet: 
 for ζάω. 
 
 Z&ifjv, pres. opt. Att. for ζω μι, contract, 
 from ζάοιμι, from ζάω, to live. 
 
 Ζωνισιν, dat. pi. Ion. for ζωα7$, from ζωη, 
 life. From the same Th. 
 
 ΖωθάΧμίος, ου, β χ,οά '^, vivid, genial, life- 
 cherishing ; because ζω^ν S-aX^u, it cherishes 
 life. 
 
 Ζω'ϊα., α,ς, h,for ζωη, Τΐζ, h, life. 
 
 Ζωΐκ,οί, ου, of or concerning animals, animal. 
 From ζωον, an animal. 2'Λ. ζάω. 
 
 Ζωμοί, οίτος, το, a coat of mail ; a garment 
 secured by a belt, a waistcoat ; a doublet ; a 
 girdle ; the same, with ζωντήξ. Th. ζωνννω. 
 
 Ζωμίν, for ζάομίν, 1. pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 ζάω. 
 
 Ζωμγι^υσίζ, ίως, h, a vessel for dipping up 
 i broth, a iadle, a skimmer. From ζωμό;, broth, 
 and ά,ξύω, to draw up. 
 
 ΖωμΙ^ίον, ου, το, broth, soup, pottage, Aris*• 
 toph. Nub. 388.] 
 
 ZilM0^2, oZ, 0, the liquor of flesh or other 
 things boiled in ivater, broth, sauce, pottage, 
 ^[•c. Whence ζωμί^ιον, a dirninut. of ζωμοί. 
 
 Ζων, part. pres. n. g.from ζάω, to live. 
 
 Ζωντι, νΐί, «, a belt, girdle, zone ; a purple 
 robe, armour ; a purse, scrip ; dat. 2>l• ζύνησι, 
 for ζύναις, Ion. Th. ζωννύω, 
 
 Ζωννυμι, the same with ζωννύω. 
 
 Ζωννύα -xiTo, 3. si/ig. imperf. pas. Ion. for 
 ίζωννυτο, of ζωννυμι, to gird. Or it may be im- 
 pef. of ζωννύσχ,ομοι,ι. 
 
 ZilNNT'il, ζωννυμι, and ζοίννϋσκω, imperf. 
 Ιζωννυον, ε;, f f ζωιτω, p. 'ίζωκα, to gird, gird 
 about, gird on, gird on armour; 2)erf. jias, 
 'ίζωσμα,^ 1. a. mid. ίζωσάμην, ω, α,το. Hence 
 ζωσ-τΐΐξ, arid ζων/ι, a belt, a girdle ; -ηοίζωμα) 
 an apron. 
 
 Ζωντΰί, living, accus. sing, ζωντο;, gen. sing, 
 part. pres. act. of ζάω. 
 
 Ζωντίίον, or ζωντιον, ου, το, a mill ; where 
 food is prepared for ζωτι, i. e. the support of 
 life ; or as if from ζωνταον. From ζία,, spelt, 
 
 Ζωογονίω, f. '/ίΟ'ω, p. ίζωογόνηχα, to procre- 
 ate or produce living young ; to bring forth 
 ahve ! to engender worms ; to save alive. 
 
 Ζωογόνος, ου, ό κ,αι γι, that produces living 
 young, vital. From, ζωτ„ life, and y'sva;, 
 generation. From γΊνομα,ι, to be born. 
 
 Ζωογξά(^οζ, ου, ο, the same loith ζωγράφος. 
 
 Ζωοιμι, pres. opt. act. from ζωω, Poec for 
 ζάω, to live. 
 
 ZojoiTi, dat. pi. Ion. from 
 
 Ζωον, ου, το, an animal, a living creature. 
 From ζωγι, life. Th. ζάω. 
 
 ZuovTi, alive, living, dual. num. Poet, for 
 ζωντί• so ζωοντί;, in pi. for ζωντίς, part, prcs, 
 ζωοντι. Dor. for ζωουτΊ,^οηι the same verb. 
 
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 S86 
 
 ΖΠΩ 
 
 Ziweifeisa;, f. ίκτω, p. ίζωο9ΤοΙίΐζα, to make j Ζωξό-τίξο?, See Ζωξόξ, 
 alive, animate, to restore to life ; to breed ' Ζω;, for ζωο;, alive, living. From ζάω, te» 
 worms; 1. a. pas. Ιζωοτοι^^ν part. 1. a. live. 
 
 ζωο-^Λϋΐύύί, made alive, animated. From ζωος, Ζ&κται, 1. η. inf. act. Ζ^ωα-αίτβα,ι, \. a. inf. 
 alive, and τοάω, to make. m, from Ζ,ωννυ^,ι, f. ζύ/τω, to gird. Βϊΐί ζωσκι 
 
 Ζωο'ττοΊπ'Πζ, ίύύζ, 'h, a making alive, the breed- is part. pres. act. f. g. pi. n. from i/ic preced- 
 ifig of animals ; restoration to life ; preser- in<i verb. 
 Vation. 
 
 Ζωο;, ίι, oy, aWve, living. Th. ζάω. 
 
 Ζα/οτοχίω, ω, to breed or bring forth living 
 young, to be viviparous ; and 
 
 Ζωοτοκία, ας, h, the generation of a living verb. 
 animal. From \ Ζί4;<Γ^£Γ(Τα, girt, girded, jmrt. \. a. jyas. f.g. 
 
 Ζωοτόκος, ου, ο χα) h, viviparous. From from ζάννυμι, f. ζώσω, to gird, perf. pas, 
 ζίύος, alive, and τίκτω, to bring forth. %ζωσμοι,ι• 1. a. pas. ίΖ,ωσίνιν, })art. ζωιτίίΐς. 
 
 Ζωόφΰτοι,, rot,, productvms of an intermediate Zcucrur.va.!, 1. a. inf. pas. of the same verb, 
 nature between animals and plants, zoophytes, 
 
 Ζωσάμ'/ιν, ω, olto, 1. a. m. Ion. for Ιζωσά- 
 μ' /jv, from ζωνννα/, to gird. 
 
 Ziifftt, 3. sing. 1. /". act. from the same verb. 
 Ζωο-ατύχι, l.fut. inf. mid. of the jfreceding 
 
 animal plants. Th. φύω. 
 
 Ζω'οω, to make alive, animate ; to preserve, 
 protect. From ζάω, to live. 
 
 Ζωτι/^έώ;, f ricrw, to rekindle a fire ; to kin- 
 dle a fire ; to kindle, to stir up, as war, <^c. ; 
 to restore to former A'igour, to refresh, to rean- 
 imate. From 
 
 Ζύ-τΰξον, ου, το, embers covered up in the 
 ashes, a spark or live coal ; ίττίξ/Λοι, τυξος, i. e. 
 fire-seed ; a bellows ; a poker, or any thing to 
 stir the fire with ; a remnant or residue. Fro}n 
 ζων τυξ, i. e. living fire. 
 
 ΖΩΡΟ'2, α, ov, unmixed, pure, strong, as 
 as ζωξος όϊ^ιος• more coinmonly in the compara• 
 
 live, ζωξόπξος, purer, stronger, Lucian. Dial, same Th. 
 
 Zaxrt, they live, 3. j}l. pres. ind. act. of 
 Ζ,ωω. 
 
 Ζύσίμ,ος, ου, ο κα.\ '/ι, that can live, vital. 
 From the same. 
 
 Ζωσις, ιως, h, the act of girding ; and 
 
 Ζωσμοι, ατός, το, and 
 
 Ζωστ'ήξ, τΐζος, ο, a girdle, belt, scarf ; ace. 
 sing. Ζ,ωστγιξα. From "ζώννυμι, to gird. 
 
 Ζωστξον, ου, το, a girdle, an under garment 
 girt round the breast. 
 
 Ζώσω, i.f act. of the sa7ne verb. 
 
 Ζωτϊκ,ος, ου, vital ; life-giving, life sustain- 
 ing ; living, animated ; vegetable. 
 
 Ζωω, Poet, for ζά,ω, to live ; but ζωω, dat» 
 sing, of ζωος, ου, living, alive. From tlie 
 
 tmsMt rsta aoOiaxumnitt i 
 
 H. 
 
 Η 
 
 Η 
 
 Η, the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet ; 
 as a numeral, denotiytg eight. With an t sub- 
 scribed (H,) it represents 8000. 
 
 H, according to its accents and breathings, 
 has various ngnifcalbms, as follows : 
 
 (l) Ή, with an aspirate only, is the nam. 
 sing, f em. of the article J, it, to. 
 
 (^S) "H, with an aspirate and an acute ac- 
 cent, is the nom. sing. fern, of the relative ος, 
 ίί, ο• also Poet. fern, of the possessive pronoun 
 ϊος, in, iov, his, hers, its ; also used for ui/Th, 
 this, that. 
 
 (3) "H, tvith a soft breathing and acute ac- 
 cent, is a conjunction (most commonly a dis- 
 junctive), or, either ; and, when a comparison 
 or preference is implied, it is commonly to be 
 reyidered by than ; it is also used after adjec- 
 tives which are formed from comparatives, as 
 όίττίραΤος, τροτίξοι7ος, as τ^ υστίραια, h >? τα 
 iTtUKtci 'ioviVf Plat. Symp. init. ,• it is sume- 
 
 times understood after comparatives, as μείζονα 
 κγά'Ζ'/ιν ου2ι/ς ϊχ^ιι, iW, Joint xv, 13. 3 Ep. 
 John; 4. Mat, xviii, 2. Sometimes ωση όύνα- 
 aSvA is understood, as νόσ-ζιμα μίΤζον η φίξε/ν, 
 Sophoc. (Edip. 1316. Xenoph. Memorabilia, 
 iii. ed. Jf'ol. In thefollorving passages, >j means 
 save, except ; ob χξίίαν ίχ,ίΐ, h τους το^ας νί•φα- 
 (τύκί, John xiii, 10, he need not wash any part, 
 except his feet ; and u μγι ίύξον Iv Ιμο) a^ixi^- 
 μα, — « μ,ιας τοίύτης φωνίης, Act. xxiv, 20. 
 Sometimes μάλλον is understood, as in the fol- 
 lowing : ^ούλομ ίγω ff'oov 'ίμμεναι vi ατολί^ύαι, 
 II. \, 116. At the end of a sentence, is it not 
 true, is it not so, as οί/χουν viv τις α,-ττοχτείν^ τίνα 
 ούτος %ή-τον τοα7 α, οοχΰ αυτω, h γκξ. Plat, 
 Garg. But sometimes after comparatives it is 
 redundant, as τλίΤον « ί"χΰσ•ί ίτων, more than 
 twenty years, Xen. Cyrop. vii, 5, 7. Some- 
 times it is equivalent to u μη and is to be reu' 
 dered by except, as μ^ι^ίνοί τταζάνοα τι τους φί- 
 
HBH 
 
 387 
 
 ΗΓΡ 
 
 λβι/ί, that no one should be present except 
 friends, ibid •, interrogative, as Ij οϋχ όζα,ς, do 
 you not see ? Xen. Symp. iv, 52 ; ri, «, an ex- 
 clamation of forbidding or restraining, as ri, yi, 
 ffiu-Tfa,, hist, hist, or hush, hush, be silent, Aris- 
 toph. Nub. 106 ; with α,ν it signifies otherwise, 
 as '/] ουκ αν ηλΰίν, otiierwise it would not have 
 come, Flat. Pliiedr, 
 
 (4). ^H, wiik a s'ft breathing and circurrflex 
 accent is the 3. sing, imperf. of ύμι, to be j 
 also by Aphccresis for φΤι, which is for ίφη, 
 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of ip'/iy,), to say or 
 speak, Odys. xix, 476; also «, Att. for 
 m, 1 . sing, imperf. of ΰμι, to be ; by Crasis 
 from Ion. 'ia, truly, indeed, certainly ; and 
 with a superlative, Ί μάλιστα, as mucii or as 
 greatly as possible ; also used in questions, like 
 the Latin num and an, as vt ουκ ωμολό'γνίτοί.ί, is 
 it not conceded, Plato, de Rep. i ; ^ ovrot 
 ^ολίμιοί iltrtf, are these the enemy, Xen. ; vj is 
 also used with V/) and μάλοί %vi, surely then, 
 truly, Iliad xviii, 1 2 ; ίι μην, used in the forms 
 of oaths or adjurations, truly, indeed. 
 
 (5), '^H^, ivithasoft breathing, circumflex, and 
 subscribed t, 3. sing. pres. subj. of ι]μ), to be. 
 
 (d). '^H, with an aspirate and circumfltx ac- 
 cent, 3. shig. 2. a. Qf"^'nμ^, to send. 
 
 (7). '^H^ with an aspirate, circumflex, ajid sub- 
 scribed 4, is the dat. sing. fm. of os, tj, 0• it is 
 also used adverbially (for ^ ohooj, in what man- 
 ner or way, in which way, whereby, in the 
 place where, in the manner in which ; some- 
 times it precedes a comparative thus, sj ίλαττον, 
 by how much the less ; ^ κ,οά μάλλον, and yj ^^ 
 μχλλον, by how much the more or how much 
 rather ; also with a superlative thus, ^ μάλκττα. 
 '^vvocrov, as much or as greatly as possible ; ^ 
 "^vvocfro α,ζκττΆ, as well as he could ; hence also 
 '^τίζ, for uar -τεξ, and also for οττου, where, in 
 what place ; also for "hto, wherefore, therefore, 
 Thucyd. ; γ is also 3. nng. 2. a. subj. act. of 
 Ί'/ιμι, to send.] 
 
 ^Hk, imjnrf. Ion. for viv, from ζΊμ), to be ; 
 imperf. ^v, Ion. 'ioc, by Ectasis Poet. not. 
 
 'ϋ,ΰί, '/ι«.ί, 57£, p. m. Att. for sla, as, $, and 
 hy resolution nia, from ίίμι, to go. 
 
 ^Hi*, the chaff of leguminous plants ; pro- 
 visions for a journey, victuals. From uSos, 
 diy. Th. ailn). 
 
 "iiaro. Ion. for nwo, 3. ju. imperf. of 
 Υιμα,», to sit ; in 3. 2^1' 'λντοι,ι, and Ion, ϊαται. 
 Th. ίω. 
 
 "ϋζα, CCS, ά. Dor. for η^'η. 
 
 Ήβα/ον, a little, ever so little ; olV h^aiov, 
 not for a moment, not in the least ; and 
 
 ^USetios, little, small. From fiatos, the 
 same, by Pleonasm, of in. 
 
 'USau, or iiSaffxca, f. τ,^ή(^ω, p. rStixoc, to 
 arrive to the age of puberty, grow up ; to 
 bloom, flourish, to increase. From ^ξ^ι, puberty, 
 youth. 
 
 "HBH, ijs, h, puberty, youth ; Hebe, the 
 goddess of youth j manlyr vigour. 
 
 'ΐίζνϊ^ον, adv. m. the manner of young men ; 
 of the age to bear arms ; and 
 
 'HSijKais, adulti arrived at puberty ; part, 
 perf act. from ηζάω, to come to puberty ; and 
 
 'HSmavri, having arrived at puberty, in the 
 bloom of youth, dual, jjart. 1. a. act. and 
 
 'VLCvtrui, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. act. JEol. from 
 the same verb , and 
 
 'Ή-ξ'/ιτ^ξίον, ου, το, a place where young men 
 met together for exeix-ise, or conviviality ; a 
 school ; all from HSyi, youth. 
 
 'Ή.ζουλ'^ό'/ιν, Att. for ίζονλήύγιν, 1. a. ind. 
 of βούλομαι, f βουλ'/ισομαί, to will, to be will- 
 ing, imperf. ν,ζουλομγιν, Att. for ίζονλόμην. 
 
 'HSm'/jv, ris, n, Att. for Υι^άοιμι, ΰμ*, ]}res. 
 opt. act. of ήζάω, to come to puberty. 
 
 'ΐΐζωοίμι, vi^uois, pres. opt. act. of '/iCtuiUf 
 Poet, for h^aco. 
 
 ΊΙζάωα-οί, Poet, for '/>ζωα•θ(., jmrt. pres. f. g. 
 growing or springing up, Odys. v, 69 ; froni 
 τίζάω. 
 
 '^liy\for ^yi, 3. sing. 2. a. or imjjerf. act. 
 of ciyci},f. αϊ,ω, p. ήχοι,, to lead. 
 
 'ϋγάγίτ', for '/ιγάγίτο, 3. sing. 2. a, m. 
 Att. for ίίγίτο, from ayu. 
 
 "ίϊγ&γον, is, s, Att. byrediipl.for τ,γον, 2. a. 
 ind. act. instead of winch is used nyayoffav^ 
 3 Ezr. i, 1 9. From the same verb. 
 
 'Ή,γΛύίγ, dat. sing.f g. from 
 
 'lly&aios, ου, truly divine, sacred, holy. Ion» 
 for ayauiostfrom ayav B-i7os. Th. B-ios. 
 
 'Ή.yoί,λλtάtroc.τo, 3. sing. 1. a. m. from 
 ayaλλtάω, to exult, leap with joy. Til, 
 άyaλλω, 
 
 'ΐlyaμ7!v, imperf. of ciya■μcc^, the same with 
 ayaea, or a,yάoμa^, to admire. 
 
 'HyavaxTtja-i, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act. from 
 α,γανα,ΆΤίω, f. '/t>ru, p. νικ,α, to be angry with, 
 to grieve, 
 
 'HyiiTa, for hyavai, 3. sing, imperf. act, 
 of a.yoi'Tracd, 
 
 'Hya'^ivv, Dor. and ^ol. for νιγά<^ουν^ 
 3. pi, imperf. act. of ά,γαττίω, for aya<ffau, to 
 love. 
 
 'Hya'^yitn, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. from 
 ayaTan), f ή(ίω, p. '/iya'Tfvixay to love. 
 
 'Έίyaffάμyιv, ω, α,το, 1. a. in. from άγάζΰ- 
 μaι,f. άσομα,ι, ρ, r^yaffμa^. Th. ayatu. 
 
 'llyaa-onv, 1. a. ind. pas. of the same verbf 
 and Th. 
 
 ^Hyatriraro, 3. sing. 1. a. Poet, with σ 
 doubled, of ayάζoμΆι. See ^ϋγαατάμ'/ιν. 
 
 'Itiyya^iuffoiv, 3. j)l. 1. a. act. tf a,yyoίξ^ύωf 
 f. ίύσω, p. vtyya^iuxa, to compel. Th. ay- 
 yu^os, the king's letter-carrier. 
 
 'lt^yyί^λάμy}v, 1. a. m. of L•yyΊλλω, f. ίλω^ 
 p. ^yy^λκci, to bring news, to relate; 1. a. 
 ^yyί^λa., 
 
 "HyyiiXi, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'ϋγγίλΰ^ιν, 1. a. ind. p)as. iiyyiXtiv, 2. a. 
 ind. pas. iiyyekju,xt, perf. pas. of ayyixXtu, 
 f ελ&ί, to bring news, to relate; 2, a. «y= 
 γζλον. 
 
ΜΓΙΙ 
 
 3δδ 
 
 ΗΓΟ 
 
 ^iiyyiXXsfa, 3. s'lv^. imperf. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 "Jiyyixa, u?, s, pprf. act. nyyiToc, 1. a. 
 ind. act. from ΙγγΙζω,/. Ισω, to bring near, to 
 approach. Th. Ιγγύ;. 
 
 'Ή.γγνχ.7ο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of Ιγγυάο- 
 μαι, to become surety. Tk. Ιγγύ-ή. 
 
 ^H^s, 3. wig. 2. a. ind. act. Alt. 7]yayz, 
 of ay ω, f. ^ζω, to lead. 
 
 "Hyit^a, 1 . a. itid. act. of Ιγύξω, f. igo), 
 p. viyipaa,•, 1. a. pas. 'hy%^&nv. 
 
 'Wyilffua,!, pres. inf. from {jyiof^xi, f. hyn- 
 (Τομυίΐ, to think, to lead. 
 
 'Yiyi7Ta.i, 3. sing. pres. τιγεΐτο, 3. sing, im- 
 peif. of the same verb. 
 
 'Hyif/.o\ti'Ju, f ίύσΜ, p. χ,α, to go before, 
 conduct, guide, to command ; to be ruler or 
 governor ; imperf. ίί^.μόνίυαν, s;, s• arid. 
 
 'Hyi^ovYiO,, acc. sing, from yiyi^ovih;, a 
 leader ; and 
 
 'iiyiy.aua,, ας, h, government, rule, reign, 
 command : the office of general ; and 
 
 'Hys^ov/^jj?, ov, 0, a ruler, a commander, 
 governor ; a?td 
 
 'ilyi^oviii, Ion. for '/ιγίμονίκ' and 
 
 'llyi^oviKo?, -ov, belonging to a chief or com- 
 mander ; that holds the first rank, principal, 
 chief, fitted for command ; and 
 
 'Ή.ysμov^κ.ov, το, subst. the sovereignty of 
 the mind ; a?id 
 
 'Ή,γεμ,Μν, ovos, ό x,a)'/i, a leader, guide ; a gov- 
 ernor, chief, commander ; a president ; princi- 
 pal .; gen. pi. γιγιμόνων, dot. pi. '/ιyίμoerι. From, 
 
 ΉΓΕΌΜΑΙ, ουμαι, to conduct, guide, to 
 tnarch before ; to command an army ; to gov- 
 ern, preside ; to think, believe ; imperf. rιyiΌμvιvy 
 f. νια-ομαι, p. νιμαι. From aym, to lead. 
 
 'Hys^ii'evTe, 3. pi. imperf. pas. of ayioiuo- 
 μ,Άί, Poet, for άγίίξομ,αι, to be assembled 
 together ; imj^erf '/,γύξίτο. Th. άyiίξω. 
 
 '"Ή.γίξ^ν, JJceot. by Sync, for '/ιγίξ^'/κταν, 
 3. pL I. a. ind. pas. from ayisoiu, to gather 
 together. Or, according to others, from ίyίίξω, 
 to rouse. 
 
 'Hyifiutiv, in 3. pi. riyi^^>j(fav, 1. a. ind. 
 pas. from ϊyiΊξω,from ayzl^u. 
 
 "l•lyίξx.ΰ^y I assembled, I collected, peif. ind. 
 act. fro?n αγύξω, or I roused or raised up, 
 from iyiioeu. 
 
 "Jiyia-ffs, 2. pi. impcif or 2. a. m. y>yόμrιv, 
 from aytij, to lead ; nyiro, 3. sing. 2. a. m. 
 'Hyir>iS} o'j, 0, the same ivith '/ιy■μωy. 
 
 "'HyiTo, 3. sing. 2. a. ra.from ayu. 
 ^Hyyiy'toKiiv, pl'upef. act. Att. of iyupu, 
 f. ίξω, p. r.yίζx,a, to raise up or to rouse. 
 
 'ΙΙγνίλάζΜ, f ύσω, to lead, to go before. 
 From aysiv and Ελ«ν, uyyiX^v, from lohich is 
 for?ned '/iyyi>-«.X,'.iv, according to Eustathius. 
 
 "Hyjj/Aa, Λτος, TO, a leading, conduct ; coun- 
 sel, advice ; will or pleasure. 
 
 Ίίyrιμωv, ovo;, the name of a man, Hege- 
 xnon.] 
 
 'HyriurtxaoS) O'J, the name of a man^ Hege- 
 silaus.} 
 
 "YLytiv, and Alt. lay*iv, 2. a. ind. pas. of 
 ccyvvμ^, or ciyoi, f α^ω, to break j 1. a. ηί,αί 
 and εαξα. 
 
 "HyAffai, άσθύ}, 1. a. imperat. m. of hy'to^ 
 μοίί. 
 
 Ίίγιηΰ-ά,μ'/ιν, ω, aro, I v/cnt before, I con- 
 ducted, 1. a. m. and 
 
 'Hy/io'utrou'j, let him lead, 3. sing. 1. a. im- 
 perat. of the sa?ne verb. 
 
 'Hyyis-aTjfor riyntrxTo, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of 
 }ιy■/lΰ^άμ'/!v, which see. 
 
 'Iiy7]<ria;, ov, o, the 'iiame of a philosopher ^ 
 Hegesias. 
 
 "HyritTii, ieoi, vi, a leading, a conducting j 
 tommand, government. 
 
 'Hysir', for 'hyyirun, 3. sing. jnrs. subj. m. 
 of riy'ioy.xt, to lead, to guide. 
 
 'Hy/iriov, it must be thought. 
 
 'Hy'/iT'/io, ίίξοί, ό, a leader, a conductor, a 
 chief. Th. 'hyίΰμaι. " . 
 
 'ΐly'^τιuξ, οξοζ, 0, the same ; in pi. hyyt- 
 
 ΤΟξϋ. 
 
 'Ή.yιaιrμίvoί, sanctified, consecrated, part, 
 perf. pas. of uyia^u, f. άσω, to make holy j to 
 consecrate. Th• clyios. 
 
 '^ΈLyμcίι, perf pas. from aye», f. οίζω, p. 
 ηχ,Ά, to lead ; jmrt. perf. pas. Υίγμίνο;. 
 
 'Hyvixorsi, no?n. pi. from 
 
 'iiyviaoj;, oTog, part. perf. act. and 
 
 ^Άγνισμίνο;, part, pi rf. pas. from ά,yv^ζωf 
 f Ί<τω, p. nyvixoi, to purify, to expiate. I'h. 
 ayvos. 
 
 'Yiyv'onica, perf. ind. act. hyv'onira,, 1. o. 
 ind. act. of u,yvoίω. From oc priv. and v'oo;, the 
 mind. 
 
 'JHyvoiYiffi, Poet, and Dor. hyvoyitn, 3. sing, 
 1. a. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Hyvoovv, 1. sing, or 3. pi. imperf. act. of 
 ayvoien, f. τ^σω, p. riyvo'/iKCC, to be ignorant, 
 not to know. From a and νόο;, the mind. 
 
 ^Hy'^a, as, i, I. a. ind. act. νιγζ,άμγιν, ω, aro, 
 1 . a. m. ind. nyχ,a, perf. act. from ayx^ai^ 
 to choak, strangle. 
 
 "l•ίyoμίv, 1. pi. imperf. or 2. a. act. viyav. 
 But yιyόμ>}v, 1 . sing. 2. a. m. from ayu, to 
 conduct, to lead. 
 
 ^H'j/ov, imperf. or 2. a. act. of the same. 
 
 "HyovT, for ijyovro, 3. pi. impeif. or I. a. 
 m. of the same. 
 
 ^YLyO^sicrai, 2. sing, and 'hyόξO!.σ^oίv, 3. pi. 
 1. a. act. of άyoξάζω, f άσω, p. hyOga.x,a, to 
 buy. Til. άyoξά. 
 
 'Oiyo^airunri, 2. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'Ή.yoξaa■μ'ivoe, part. perf. pas. of the same 
 verb and Th. 
 
 '}iiyogiv6mav, they were declared or report- 
 ed, 3. pi. 1. a. pas. of ayooiuu, to speak to an 
 assembly, to harangue. From the same. 
 
 'Ή.yoζόωvτo, they harangued ; Poet, for viya- 
 ξων-το, 3. pi. irnperf. pas. of ayoξάoμat. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 'tlyovf/.ivos, ου, ό, a leader, a commander, as 
 a substantive, from part, pres. of 'hysoμa^, «υ- 
 
ΗΔΕ 
 
 389 
 
 HAT 
 
 μαι, to lead, to guide, in. 3. ^j/. iiyovvrai, J". 
 ίίγγιίΤομα*. 
 
 "ΐίγονν, adii. the samr. with ίίτο/, or, that is 
 to say, namely. From «, or, whether. 
 
 "ϊίγξίτο. Poet, by Sync, for 'Λγι'ίοίτο, 3. sing, 
 imperf. pus. o/"lyi/^«, to rouse, awaken. 
 
 'Έίγξΐύύην, 1. a. ind. pas. and 
 
 "ΈΙγξίυζα, perf. act. and Υιγξίνσ-α, a;, i, 
 1. a. act. fi'oiii ύγξίύω, J", ιντω, to hunt, 
 catch. Th. α,γξιϋ. 
 
 "Ή.γξίυσίν, 1. a. See "ϊίγξίνκχ. 
 
 'Ίίγξίωσ-αί, 2. sing. perf. pas. of άγοιόα), 
 J'. ύ(τω, p. riyo'icoKo,, to make savage, enrage ; 
 perf. pas. ^yg/it/^a/, perf. hif. pas. '/ιγξίωσόαι. 
 111. αγξοί. 
 
 'Hy^iuJauai.perf, inf. pas. See '"Ή.γζΙωσα,ι. 
 
 'ΐίγ/)ΰΐχ'/ιο•άμη^, ω, ατο, 1. a. m. of ΰγξοι- 
 xict). From α,γξοίκο;, a countryman, a rustic. 
 Th. α,γζΐς, the country, and ωχος, a house. 
 
 "Ή-γχ^α,^ as, $, perf. ind, act. of αγχ^ω, to 
 Strangle. 
 
 'ϊίγωνίζίτβ, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of ά,γωνί- 
 ζΰμχί, f. 'κτομαι, p. τιγύνι/τμΆΐ, to strive, com- 
 bat ; perf. part, νιγωνίΐτμίνοί. Th. ά,γύν, 
 
 'ϋγίίινκτμκί, See 'ΐίγωνίζίτο. 
 
 'Ho^for '/ιΤί, and. 
 
 ^Hl«, and ?«§«, Alt, or Ion. pef. in. of 
 av^Kvoj, or ηΐω, to please. 
 
 'K^aipiyra/, 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. of 
 ί%αφΌω, f. uffMy p. xu, and this from ϊ^αφίζω, 
 to level with the ground, to raze. From 'ida.- 
 φοί, the ground. Th. 'ίζομκί. 
 
 ΉΑΕ', Poet, and ; but iih, this, she. 
 
 "H,i£«, and |j§>j, Att. and Ion. for y^iiv, or 
 ii'onv, piupef. act. of ί'βω, to kno'v ; ;;. i^'/ixx, 
 and by Syncope u'ha,, in pluperf. u'huv, Att. 
 vihiivy and Ion. yihici, saj, a. 
 
 ΉΒέίί, sweetly, agreeably, adv. from '/i^v;, 
 which see ,• in ace. pi. n. g. hoict, from i^t/. 
 
 ΉδίΓα, eis,f. g.from '/ihui, sweet, pleasant ; 
 compar. iilia/y, superl. η^ιστοί. 
 
 'ΊΛ-^ζψΛν, for ίΐ'^ζιμίν, 1. pJ. pluperf act. 
 See "Ή.)ί,ν. 
 
 "Hj^iiv, us, it, and i't^nv, by Sync, for £<K- 
 x.itv, 1 . sing. })luperf act. and y^lnv, 3. sing. 
 plnperf. Aristoph. Vesp. 362, from sioitu, 
 f. •ή(τω, to know ; perf, mid. οΏά. 
 
 "Yl^uffxv, 3. pi. pluperf, act. of the same. 
 See"ll^uv. 
 
 "YL^uffuix,, by jEoI. Paragoge for u'^zis, 2 . 
 sing, phtpef. act. See "il^^uv. 
 
 "tQixa, I have eaten, pcTf. act. Att. for 
 '/ixex,,from ε^ω. Others derive it from ύίω, in 
 perf. Att. η^'/ΐ^οκ,α,. 
 
 Ήδ /af, gen. sing, from r^ust or tiVj, sweet, 
 pleasant. 
 
 "Έί^ί(Τα.ν, 3. pl. pluperf. act. for psi(r«v, 
 Alt. by shortening the peyadt. See "Yi}uv. 
 
 ^Whia6'Av, 1. a. pas. from a^l•ioμa,ι,f. ίτομαι, 
 and γ,σομα,ι, p. νίοισμαι, to revere ; to fear. 
 Th. oiioMs, oos, oZs, h. 
 
 "Ηδετα/, 3. nng. j}res. ind. n^iro, 3, sing, 
 imperf of ΥίΙομα,ι, to be delighted. Th. hlvs. 
 
 Ή^ίώ'ί, M'illingly, gladly, with pleasure, adv. 
 
 from yi^u;, sweet ; comp. ijiiov, sxiperl, '/^itrrci, 
 very willingly or gladly. 
 
 "ΗΔΗ, adv. already, now, and now, soon, 
 presently, even, '/ίόγι Ix τολλοΰ, long since. 
 
 "il,}y!, I had known, a?id he had known, Att. 
 for ri'oiiv, q. V. Aristoph. in Av. 511. 
 
 Ή^<»•/7«, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of α^ιχίω, 
 to injure, to wrong ; part. parf. pas. '/ι^ιχτ,μί' 
 •JOS. From a priv. and ^ixn, justice, right. 
 
 "H^iov, more willingly, more pleasantly, 
 comp, n. g.from 'Advs. 
 
 "iUio-ra, adv. most pleasantly ; most gladly, 
 most willingly. From 
 
 "Yuiffros, ou, very sweet, ver\'• pleasant or 
 agreeable; superl. from r^hs, ios, sweet. 
 
 'H§/iyv, o'ios, sweeter, more agreeable, more 
 willing ; comp. from the same Th. 
 
 "ηόιμ,ιχ,ι, f. ν\θμα.ί, p. γ,ίτμα,ί, to be delight- 
 ed, to rejoice, to take pleasure in, to enjoy ; 
 from the same Th. 
 
 'ΐΏομίν^ι, ns, part. pres. f g. ; hence h^o- 
 μίναια-έ, dat. j)l. part. pres. from the same 
 Th. 
 
 ^H,^(3v> arid Dor. a'^ov, imperf. or 2. a. of 
 atoi, contract, for uu^o), to sing ; ■nhov, 2, a. 
 of άν^άνω, f α^ΐΐίσω, to please. 
 
 "Ύύονή, ns, h, pleasure, delight, enjoyment $ 
 joy. From vi^M, to delight. 
 
 "^H^ej, ios, TO, sweetness, pleasure, delight, 
 enjoyment ; and ri^os, vinegar. Th. n^vs. 
 
 "Η-Οξασ-α,, u,;, i, 1. a. ind. act. from ϊ^ξάζω^ 
 f άσω, to place on a basis ; to set, fix ; p. pas. 
 7ί^ξ/χ.ίτμοίί. From ί^ξχ, a seat. Th. ίζομαι. 
 
 'll}ξ'/l»ώs, ότοζ, full grown, adult, mature, 
 part, perf act. from α^ξίω. Th. ά}ξΰs. 
 
 'H^^yv^'/j!/, jjj, jj, 1. a. ind. pas. of α^ξύνω, 
 to make thick or big ; to bring to maturity. 
 Th. oio^os. 
 
 'Hit/, sweetly, agreeably, adv. ; also n. g, 
 from '/ilhs, %ΪΆ, υ, sweet ; compar, ίί^ύτίξον and 
 n^iov, sweeter. 
 
 'YUvi'prua.i, nom. pl. f. g. from '/i^vi-Tryis» 
 sweetly speaking or singing, melodious, elo- 
 quent. From '/}lvs and. ίτα, to say. 
 
 'li^vsTris, See 'H^iji-rnai. 
 
 'HdvveiiTo, Ion, for tuvatvro, 3. pl. opt. 
 Others read n^vvixro, for '/ι^ύνχντο, they were 
 able, 3. pl. i?nperf of Ιΰνα,μαι. 
 
 ^ΥΩυνά,μην, ω, ατο, Att. for ύυνάμνιν, imperf, 
 m. from ^νναμο.ι, f. "^υν/ΐίτομαί, to be able ; 
 1. a. 2^as. ί^υνν,βτιν, Att, r^vv/iOYiv, and '/i^vva- 
 σύ'/ιν, as if from Συνάζω. 
 
 'Ή2υν'/ί^'/ιν, in 3. pl, ^%v)>rt6'/iffO!.v' 1. a. pas. 
 See 'ΐΐ^ννάμ'/ιν. 
 
 'ΐύύνομα*, to be svveet or agreeable ; to be 
 seasoned; to rejoice ; l.f m. '/ι^υνοΖμα,ι. 
 
 "ΐί^υνται, 3. sing, perf . jms.from 
 
 ^Ή.%ϋνω, f vvaj, to make sweet or agreeable, 
 to season ; to rejoice, delight ; j'^f• P^^s. τ,'Ιυμ- 
 μ.αι. Th. vi^us. 
 
 'Ή^ύοσμον, ου, το, the herb mint, so called 
 from its fragrant smell, Υιοεΐα οσμνι. 
 
 ΉΔΤ2, ios, 0, in f g. iihTet, and Ion. 
 r^in, in n. g. -h^u, sweet ; pleasant, agreeable. 
 
HEP 
 
 390 
 
 ΗΘΙ 
 
 savoury ; glad, joyful ; also stupid •, from 
 a^u, to delight ; compar, '/i^iuv, supcrl. rtiffTosy 
 and κ'^ύτίζο:, '/ι^ύτατοζ. Jlence 
 
 "Έ{^υ(τμχ, ατοί) το, sweetness, pleasantness ; 
 seasoning, spice. 
 
 ΊΏυσ-μΰΐ•, οΰ, ο, the same. 
 
 ''Ά'^υφωνΙα,, κζ, «, sweetness of voice. Fro?}i 
 viTv;, sweet, and φωντι, the voice. 
 
 'ϊΏ>ν(ρωνος, ου, ό κχ) '/}, sweet-toned,] 
 
 "Hlu, f. nffco, 1. a. act. no•», to delight, 
 eharm, rejoice. Th. ^^t/j. 
 
 Ή^ώ, Hesych. 'h^ai, Ίξΐ; ήγουν τό'ξον, ΐ. e. the 
 iris oi^ bow. It occurs in Job xxxvi, 30, or if 
 toriiten 7}^a, it means light. But if the reading 
 be '/ιω, the morning ; if illtv, tiie eye. 
 
 'ϊΏμμοι, ων, the Edonians, a tribe in Thrace^ 
 
 'HI, Poet, for -ή, or, than. 
 
 '^Hi, 3. sing, imperf of ίΐμ), to be ; imperf. 
 av h'U. %oi, by Poet. EcLasis '^a, as, i. 
 
 '^H^£, 3. sing, perf m. '^oi, for ilia.,fro7n uy,t, 
 to go. 
 
 "Ή.,ΐκ, Ion. for Y,uv, plupeif. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Η,ε/, 3. sing, pluperf. ni. of the same verb. 
 
 Ήε<§£/ν, us. it, by Pleonasm of yi, for u^uv, 
 pluperf. from ίΐΤίω, or by Att. Epentk. for 
 sfiluv, and this for ti^mitv, pluperf. and by 
 Crasis ί'βαν, from ίΐ^'ιω. 
 
 'Hii^'/iStfor iih/is, pluperf subj. m. by Pleo- 
 7iasm of y\, or Alt. by Epenth. for η^ι^ς, from, 
 n^itv, pluperf. in. of the same verb. 
 
 "Ή.,αν, '^us, 'Ml, pluperf. m. of ίϊμι, to go. 
 
 "Hs /ξα, by Pleonasm of τι, for ύξο., 1. a. 
 «jct.from ί'Ιξω, to knit, to tie ; or I. a. act. of 
 άίίξω, to raise up, to elevate. 
 
 Ή=λ/βί, ου, ο, P:;et. for '^λια;, the sun, ge7i. 
 Ion. νΐίλίοιο, dat. ναχίω. 
 
 "^lUiVifor 'h, or τ,, 3. sing, imperf. of ίΐμ), to 
 %e. See ^Hs. 
 
 ■^Η,εν, 3. sing. perf. m. of J^/, to go. See 
 
 Ή'ί'ξίυ, f)r ^s|«y, thou didst increase, 2. sing, 
 imperf. tf ά,ϊζ,ομαι, Callim. Hymn, in Jovem. 
 
 Ήίβί, and by Metaih. ivio;, for gen. sing, 
 from ItiV, good, brave ; and by Poet. Ectasis'his• 
 
 Ήε(7•£^, than, the same with >}Τίξ. Th. 
 Poet. 'hi. 
 
 'Ή-ίξοί, ace. sing, from '},ho. Poet, for α,γΐξ, 
 the air, darkness. See 'Hs^/. 
 
 ^WipieovTut, 3. j^l. pres. ind. and 'hi^iuovro, 
 3. pi. imperf. pas. of άίξίάομ,χι, to be elevated, 
 to be suspended ; a/td '/ΐίζίΙΌμκι, the same. Th. 
 
 a'i'iooj• 
 
 Ήίζ^ν, m 3. pi. '//i,o0yi<ruv, 1. a. ind. pas. 
 
 nf the same verb. 
 
 Ήίξΐ, (^(il" ^^'^n• I^^<^t• /"' "'h'^ from ah^, 
 oi'ipoi, 0, the air, and inf. g. darkness. Hence 
 γ^ζΐη, k i" the morning, early. 
 
 'liipiSoix, as, 71, the name if a woman. 
 
 'Hifiios, ta, iov, the .same as αίξίοξ, aerial, 
 being in the air, passing through the air. /?i 
 four puss(i'j;es of Homer, Iliad i, 497 and 557, 
 in, 7, and Odys. ix, 5•2, it signifies hdonging to 
 {"lie morning, in the morning, Schneid. Lex.] 
 
 "ΐίίξζα, a^, ί, perf. ind. act. and 
 
 "Ιΐίξμ,αι, σαι, rat, perf. pas. η'ί^μ,ην, σο, τα, 
 plupeif. ind. _^>as. from άίίξω, to raise or 
 lift up. 
 
 ΊΙίξοίίΥί'ί, dat. sing, from 
 
 ΊiίξOit^yιs, ios, κ,α) -ή, obscure, gloomy, 
 dark ; ro 'hiξoί^hίs, such a distance through 
 space, as the eye can penetrate. From τ,γΐξ, 
 ίξοί. Poet, for άίΐξ, the air., darkness, a?i<i 
 il^os, ios, TO, form. Th. ί"^ω. 
 
 Ήε^βε/ί, ivTos, dark, gloomy, obscure. From 
 'Αν-,ξ, 'iξos,for αηζ, the air. 
 
 'Ή,ίξοψοϊτι;, that wanders through the air ;. 
 wandering in darkness. From 
 
 'l•liξόφoι^ros, av, ό χα) 'h, that traverses or 
 soars through the air, that inhabits the air, 
 aerial. From '/ι^ξ. Poet, for ά,ίΐξ, the air, and 
 
 φβίτάίύ, to go. 
 
 "Ηε^τβ, 3. si?ig. phqicrf pas. from άίίξω, to 
 raise up. 
 
 "Hiffav, Att. for γασαν, 3. j)!. inujierf. rtuvt. 
 from {ϊμι, to go. 
 
 'HiTiMv, lavof, 0, the name of a man^ 
 Eetion. 
 
 Ήζ«ν^>?ν, VIS, '/I, \. a. ind. pas. from άζαίνω, 
 the same ivith αζω, to dry. 
 
 "Hiji/, Poet. iTiv, and Att. mv, imperf. of 
 ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 Ή'/}^, ipos, κ,α) h. Poet, for ά^ΐξ, the air ; 
 darkness. 
 
 "Ύίύχ, I am accustomed ; Att. for ιίωύχ, or 
 sJ^x, p. m. of'i6u, to use, to be wont. 
 
 'Ή.ύαόχ, ace. sing, from viuxs, ά^ο;, ο κα) w, 
 accustomed, familiar. Th. ?iuos. 
 
 'ii^aioSi ου, ο. Poet, for συν'ΑΐΙ' /is, ios, *» 
 familiar, intimate. From the same Th. 
 
 'H^aviov, ου, TO, a kind of cup ; a strainer. 
 
 Ή^άί, a^as, κχ) 'h, accustomed ; intimate, 
 familiar, tame. Th. rths. 
 
 "Ή.ύί\ for 'ήύίχ, manners •, mansions, habita- 
 tions ; 7iom. or ace. pi. η6ίσι, dat. pi. from 
 Yiios, ios-, TO, a mansion ; manners, character. 
 
 ^I[iiui7\ for ^εΓε, honoured or respected sir ; 
 an appellatiofi of respect used by a young to art 
 older man. From vihlos. 
 
 'Uhh, See"Yl6u. 
 
 'llhios, by Prosih. for 3-t7os, honoured, re- 
 spected, venerable. T'h. 3-εό?. 
 
 "Η^ελε, 3. sing. imj)erf.from Β-ίλω, or UiXu, 
 to will. 
 
 ΊΙ^ίλ'/ισχ, xs, ', I wished or desired, I 
 would ; in 3. pi. 'ήάίλ'/ΐ'τχν, 1. a. Att. of Β-ίλωρ 
 or Ιύ'ίΧω, f Β-ίλ'ήσω. 
 
 "HhKov, is, i, imperf. of the same verb. 
 
 'imoj,f mou, See"mu. 
 
 "VLuyi, edv, Tx, manners, morals, ju. from 
 vis OS. 
 
 "ΙΙβ'/ΐΛΧ, perf act. from Ιύίω, or 'ήύω, f νική- 
 σω, to strain, tilter ; part. perf. pas. vι6yιμ'^)>os. 
 
 'lltiKos, h, ov, belonging to manners or 
 character, moral. From nios. 
 
 'li&iKos olvos, strained or filtered wine. 
 From ijSoo, to strain. 
 
 ΊΙύϋκωί, adv. morally ; expressive of char- 
 
HIO 
 
 391 
 
 HKI 
 
 acter or manners. From Μικ,αζ, and this from 
 
 ^ΐΙύ/Λος, ου, ο, a strainer, a filter, a sieve, 
 from 'ή6ω, to strain. 
 
 'ΐΐ^γξοίφο;, ov, o, a delineator of the man- 
 ners or characters of τηβη, as in tragedy, paint- 
 ing, &c. Arisiot. Poet. 6.] 
 
 'Ή-ύο-ττοάω, ω, to form the manners or cliar- 
 acter ; to lepresent or copy the character or 
 manners of men ; and 
 
 'Ή-ύο-τοιικ, α,ζ, «, the representation of the 
 manners and passions of men ; geiu pL hSo'gou' 
 ΰϋν. Froni ?ιβοζ, and -sroiiea, to make. 
 
 'ΤΛόΰτοιοζ, oZ, 0, that forms or represents the 
 manners and character. From the same. 
 
 "^HGOS, ios, TO, the character, a character, 
 istic ; disposition, manner, custom, morals ; 
 the countenance ; an abode, residence, habita- 
 tion ; KOLT ijaicc, from town to town, Hes. 
 0pp. 1S7 ; benignity; Plat, intes, p. 709; 
 the character or peculiar characteristics of the 
 dramatis ])erso7ice in a tragedy, Aristot. 
 Poet.] 
 
 'ϋ^ύμβυν, Atl. for Ιάύμονίι, contr. for -soy, 
 imperf. act. of Β-νμίω, to provoke to auger. 
 27i. Β-υμό;. 
 
 ^ΉΘίΙ, f. PiffM, p. »}««, or Mtu, f. h^niTi», 
 to strain, to filter. Hence ^μοζ, ου, i, ai 
 strainer. 
 
 "'Hi'', for 'ή'ίί, he went, 3. sin^. from «ία, 
 J>erf. m. Ion. and 
 
 'Άί'ιιν, for '/litv, hy resolution, pluperf. m. 
 β'οιη ίίμι, to go. 
 
 ΉΓ'ΘΕ02, ου, ο, a 3Outh, a young man % 
 unmarried ; as if from αΐύω, to kindle, to burn ; 
 or from αίσο-ω, to rush impetuously. 
 
 "Yi'iKvo, was like ; 3. sing, pluperf. pas. from 
 ακω, f ίΐϊ,ω, }}. UKOi, to be like ; perf, pas. 
 ύγμοίΐ, ύζαι, and by resolution, and changing 
 s into n, γι'ίξοα. So in the pluperf. ηίγμιιν, ίΐϊ'ξο, 
 '^i'xTo. Others consider it as 3. sing, pluperf. 
 pas. of ai<ra-6a,f. at'^ou, to rush. 
 
 "Ή,ϊμίν, by resohtlion of the diphthong for 
 ί^μιν, and this by Sync, for '/ιαμεν, 1. j^l. plu- 
 perf. tn. ^Biv,from ίϊμι, to go. 
 
 "ll't'ltx., in 3. ;;/. m'lav, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 «Ι'ΰ-σ-ω, f. ξω, p. ηίχκ, to rush. 
 
 "ϋϊξοίΐ, 2. sing. perf. ind. pas. See "Ηϊατβ. 
 
 'ΐΐϊόίΐί, ίντας, by Sync, for 'h'iovoit;, having 
 lofty banks ; dat. rn'Oivn. Th. γι'ΐων, όνο?, h. 
 
 "Έίΐον, ου, Tfl, provisions for a journey, food. 
 From ίω, or ίίμι. 
 
 "Ή-ΊΌν, imperf. or 2. a. from ΐ'Ιω, or um, 
 ebsol. to go. 
 
 'il't'ov',for yi'iovci, acc. sing. fro?ii τιΐων, niovoi, 
 VI, a shore, a bank. 
 
 'Ή.'ίΌησσι, dat. pi. Ion. of the same Th. 
 
 Ή /flVi», τις, Yi, a woman s name, Eione. 
 
 'H'i'ovyjo-cii, by resolution of the diphthong, 
 Ion. or Poet, for α,ΙονηαΌ,ι, 1. a. inf. act. of oclo- 
 ί>άω, to sprinkle, to wet. 
 
 "H/ej, ου, S, skilled in shooting, a skilful 
 archer. From Ίημι, to throw, to dart ; an 
 epithet of Apollo and Bacchus. 
 
 *'H/V, for «J, and this for u7$, dat. pi. f. g, 
 fro?n o;, ri, o, who, which. 
 
 "Ή.ϊο•(χν, by Pleonasm of η for Ισκν, 3. ρΐ. 
 imperf. iHv, frcvi ίίμι, to go. Others form it 
 from \. a. Clffs., in S. pi. sJtrav, by resolution of 
 the di])hthong, and c'langing s into n, as if 
 from ilea. Others consider it as 3. ]>l. plui)erf. 
 m. by dropping 6 for i^snrav, but then ι should 
 be subscribed. Some consider it as 1. sing, 
 imperf. ίατιν, Ion. ίσ-α,ν, and Att. ΰα•κν, and by 
 chu7iging s into sti, '^sg-av, I knew ; from 'ίίπιμι, 
 to know. 
 
 'Jita-niv, he likened or compared, S. sing, 
 imperf ofitorxc», to liken. Th. ίΐκ,ω. 
 
 'HiffTitKra, as, e, I demolished or destroyed, 
 1 , a. ind. act. of ά,'ϊ<ττ»ω, to extinguish the 
 knowledge or memory of a thing, to destroy. 
 From sii'ffTos, ou, β κ«ί «, of which nothing can 
 be known, uncertain. From a. priv. and ί'ίΐω, 
 to know. 
 
 'Hi';)^^9jv, vi;, «, I. a, ind. pas: of αί(Τ<τω^ 
 f. 'ξω, p. ^'d'p^x, to rush. 
 
 "HJ';^/,/gt ^^t, where. 
 
 ΉΙ'ΜΓΝ, o»9i, ii, ashore, a bank ; also a 
 city of Thrace, Eion. From, aiovuea, to sprin- 
 kle. Sonte derive it from ά'ιω, to hear ; from 
 the noise of the waves, 
 
 Ή»', for ^xs, 3. sing. I. a. ind. act. of 
 Ι'/ίμι, to send. Th. ίω. 
 
 ΉΚχ\, and ^fr.a, adv. softly, gently, quietly, 
 insensibly, by degrees. From ax-hv, quietly. 
 
 Ήκα, perf. act. of tleo, to eat, for which is 
 also used ί^ηχα.• also of the verb 'ί$ω, to use, ta 
 be wont J and of ^om, to strain ; also yxa, perf. 
 act. from aha/, to sing. 
 
 'Ήχα, i. a. ind. act. of Ίημι, to send ^ 
 also ptrf. m. of η^ω, f. η<τω, to delight, to 
 charm ; also perf. m. of τίχω, to come. 
 
 "ΙίχΛζον, imperf. Att. y\,for zt,from ίΐκάξω^ 
 to liken, to compare. Th. ιΐκ,ω. 
 
 'Η;ίάλβί, quiet, calm, tranquil. Th. n»ay 
 gently, softly. 
 
 "ίΐκα,χ^ον, 2. a. ind. act. Att. for ?ιχον, 
 from α,χω, or ακ.α.χ^ία,, to grieve, to afliict. 
 Th. κχ,ος. 
 
 Tlag, 3. .<iing. 1. a. ind. act. from Ίνιμι^ 
 f. 'Λίω, p. ϋκα, to send ; 2. o. 'Jy, Or it may 
 be 3. imperf. or 2. a. (f^'izco, to come. 
 
 "ΐΐ,χίιν, ui, ii, pluperf. Alt. for ιΊκαν, 
 from ιΊαω, to be like. Or from ίϊμι, to go ; 
 obsol. perf. uxoc,. 
 
 "lixiv, or ij Kiv, adv. for >j, or, whether, if; and 
 
 Ίΐκ,ίν, or ri xiv, adv. certainly, surel}^ 
 
 'Ή.χία•άμ'/ιν, a>, aro, I applied remedies, I' 
 cured; ί^ξάτ^υσα., Hesych. 1. a. from ά.χίο~ 
 μ,Λΐ, f. αχ'ζσομ,α,ι, to heal, to cure. 
 
 Ύίχ'/ιχόίΐν, I had heard, for axvixonv, and in 
 
 3. J)l. νικ'/ικόίσαν, Att. for 'Αχτ,κ,'οίκτα,ν, pluperf. 
 
 m. from άχτιχοκ, perf. m. Att, from αχοΰω, 
 
 f. ούαο), p. -Αχουχα., to hear ; p. m. nxooc, and 
 
 Att. ccxviKoa,. 
 
 ^Ή.^χητοίμ7ΐν, ω, aro, 1. a. m, of αΐχίζω^ 
 f, i<r&), p. γχιχα, to abuse, beat ; ^^arif. perf. 
 pas. '/ικκτμΛνό;. Th, αΐκ-ΐκ. 
 
HAA 
 
 3S2 
 
 HAH 
 
 "Ίΐκκττα, adv. very little, not at all, not in 
 the least. From 
 
 "ϊίκιστοξ, », ov, A'ery small, the least, the 
 smallest. Th. ϋ-Λο,. 
 
 'ϊΙκ,οΧούβ'/ισα,, ας, ε, 1. α. bid. act. of α,κοΧ- 
 βυύίω, f. ή(Τω, ]). τΐ'^ολονίν,κα, to follow. Th. 
 ΆΚοΧονύοζ. 
 
 "Ή.χ.ομίν', 1. pL pres. or 2. a. or imperf. act. 
 t)f 'Αχ-οϋ, f. ζω, to come. 
 
 'ϋκόνν/ϋχι, ]>CiJ^• pus• of ά,κονΛΜ, f. rsa•/», to 
 sharpen. Tk. ά,κόνη. 
 
 Ήκον/ιμίνοί , '/ι, ov, pa7-t. perf. of the same. 
 
 ^ΐίκου. Ion. for ^-ττου, certainly. 
 
 ^'ΐίκονχοί, perf. act. of άκούο), J", trtu, to 
 hear ; p. ni. 'ήκοα, Att. ακΥικοχ. 
 
 "Έίκ,ου(τ\ for 'ήκ.οΐ)σα,, κζ, i, I heard, I. a. act. 
 7ίκούσ6'/ίν, '/li, '/?, 1• a. pas of the same. 
 
 'ϊΐχξίζω/ύύνοί, 91, ov, performed or wrought 
 with great care, accurate, exact ; part, perf, 
 jms.from «»^/?ό«, to know perfectly; to make 
 diligent mquiry. Th. aK^iQris. 
 
 'ΐΐχ,οιζωμ'ίνως, adv. the same with ακ^ξίζΰ;, 
 Avith great care and exactness, carefully, dili- 
 gently, accurately. From the preceding. 
 
 'ϋκρίζωσΊα, aj-, i, 1. a. ind. act. of α,κξίζοω, 
 f. ό)σω, p. ΐΐκ,ξίζΜκα, to make diligent inquiry. 
 jTh. οίκξίζ'/ι;. 
 
 'Ή.»ξοά(τατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of ά,κξοάο- 
 μίχ,ι, f cfo^oit, the same ivith ά,κ,ούω, to hear, 
 
 'Ή.κ.ξω7'/ΐξΐα:(Τμίνοζ, part. perf. pas. of ακ,ξω- 
 η^ξίάομαι, to cut off the extremities, mutilate. 
 
 "^ϊίχτο, 3. sing. 2)luperf. pas. ηκτί/,ι, 3. nng. 
 Jierf. pas. of ayu, f αζ,ω, p. ηχ^α, to lead, 
 bring ; perf. pas. τιγμαι. 
 
 'Ί1κ.νζάι/ταη, 2. pi. 1. a. ind. act., of α,κ,υζόω, 
 to make void, annul, abrogate. From a, jniv. 
 mid κ.ΰξθζ, ioi, το, authority. 
 
 "HKil, to come, arrive, Eurip. Med. 932, 
 Hecub. 1, to approach; to return, Lys. in 
 Eratosth. to concern, belong to ; imperf ηκον, 
 ΐζ, ί, f. 'λ\μ, ρ• m. Vi-Aoc., αζ, t, ί. a. n^a, i. a. 
 subj. νίϊ,ω, r,i, 97, in 3. pL Yi'^ojar in the present, 
 I have come or arrived. 
 
 'ίΐλα,ί/ΐν, 1. a. ind. pas. of ίλαύνω, f. ίλάσ•Μ, 
 to drive. 
 
 Ήλα/νί(£*α/, to be foolish or mad ; to wander 
 or rove about, Theocr. vii, 23. From vMoi. 
 
 "ΈΙλα,κα, petf. act. flXxvvu), to driΛ'e. 
 
 ΉΑΑΚΑ'ΤΗ, '/IS, h, a distaff, in pi. rk 
 νιλάκοίτοί, a spindle ; part of a ship's mast ; a 
 reed -, an arrow ; the threads spun by the dis- 
 taff; a kind of machine used by fishermen. 
 From nXriKU; i^crf• 'f ίλαύνω, to move, to 
 drive; or ηΧάσκω, to wander about. 
 
 'liXocxa,T'/iv, rtvo;, o, a kind of fish, 50 called 
 from its resemblance to a spindk. 
 
 Ήλίίλαξίί, as, i, and in 3. pi. Υιλάλν^κν, 
 they shouted, 1. a. ind. act. of κλκλύζω, to 
 raise the shout of battle. Th. αλαλτι. 
 
 Ή,λα,μ'/ιν, ω, ατο, in 3. pi. ϋλαντο, 1. a. 
 ind. m. of the i>erb «λλβ««<, to leap. 
 
 "HXao•', for ϋλασί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 (fh.a,ύvω, to drive. 
 
 'HAA'2Kli, mid τιΚΛνχά'ζκ, to wander or 
 
 rove about, to shun, avoid. From aXtj, wan- 
 dering, or ΐλάω, to drive. 
 
 'Ή-λάιττιον, ουν, imperf act. of ά,λοίστίω, to 
 be angry or indignant, to be deeply afflicted. 
 From αλαστοζ. Dor. for ϋλ'/ιστοί, not to be 
 forgotten. From a priv. and Χγιίω, to be 
 hidden, 
 
 Ήλώ(ττ^ί/ί, 2, sing, imperf act. from IXoi- 
 α-τξ'ίω, the same with ίΧαύνω, f Ιχάτω, to drive. 
 
 "Ηλάτο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. from aXXo- 
 μχι, to leap, to bound ; f m. αΧονμκι. 
 
 'ϋΧαττονοΰντο, 3. sing, imperf. jms. oflXar- 
 τονίω, to make less, to diminish. Th. ΙΧαχ^νς, 
 small; comp. ίχάττων, or •ιτα•ων• superl, ixu- 
 
 χΐίΤΤΟξ. 
 
 'Ή-Χάττωσ-α, ας, ε, \. a. ind. act. of iXecr- 
 τοω, f. ώσω, p. ηΧάττωχοί, to make less, to 
 diminish. From the same Th. 
 
 "Ή.Χγ'/ιχχ, pe7f. act. of ά,Χγίω, f τίσω, to 
 grieve ; perf. pari. viXyyacus. Th. α,Χγος. 
 
 "ΗΧγονν, for tjXysov,^ 1. sing, or 3. pi. i?n- 
 perf. act. of the preceding verb. 
 
 "Ηλε^Ια, ας, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of Ιχίγ^ζω, 
 f |iy, to prove, to refiite, 
 
 "HXux, ας, h, a province of the PelojwnnesuSy 
 Elea. 
 
 "ΈΙΧαμμαι, perf J)as. of άλίίφω, f y^u, 
 p. φα, to anoint; 2. a. nXt^ov, 1. a. m. riXu- 
 ■φάμ,'/ιν, ω, ατο. 
 
 ΉλεΓβ/, ων, the Eleans.] 
 
 "ΗΧειφα, peif. act. and 
 
 "ii?^ii\}/a, ας, ε, 1. α. act. See"Ή.Xίiμμaι. 
 
 'JiXixaryi, νις, vi, the same ivith ΥιΧαχάττ). 
 
 'ΐίχίκτξτι, τις, 71, a ivomaris na7ne, Electra. 
 
 '1Λ.Χιχ<τξος, ου, h, atid το 'ηΧεχτξον, amber; 
 aiid μίγμα -rt χξυοΌυ χα) αξγύξου, a mixture of 
 gold and silver. From χίχτξον, a bed, or from 
 viXixru^, the sun, from its lustre. Th. xi- 
 γομαι. 
 
 ΊίΧίχτξόων, ωνος, Ό, a 7nnns 7iarae, Elec- 
 tryon. 
 
 ΎίΧιζ-ζυύννι, 55;, h, a looma^is name, Elec- 
 tryone. 
 
 'Ίίχίζηι>ξ, όξος, 0, the sun, so called because 
 lie makes men αλίχτξους, that is, rouses them out 
 of bed ; or because he is himself αΧίχτξος, i. e. 
 never goes to bed, but is perpctiiidb/ aioukc and 
 'moving. From ?Λκ.':•ξον, a bed. Th. λίγω. 
 
 'ΐίΧίμΆτος, ου, ό, \am, useless, foulish, 
 stupid. From '/ιλίος^ foolish, and μΛταιος, 
 vain. See ' Λ^ίμ.α-τος. 
 
 ΉΛΕΟ'2, a, ov, foolish, stupid. From 
 aX'/i, error, 
 
 "Ηλίί/«, Poet, and JEol. for ηΧιοσα, 1 . a. 
 ind. act. (f άΧΐύω, by Epenth. of υ, for αΧίω, 
 to shun, to avoiil ; '/,Χίυάμ'/ιν, u, ατο, 1. a. 7n, 
 Frotn the preceding. 
 
 'ΐίΧίνΗζωο'α, as, s, 1. a. ind. act. (f 'iXivh- 
 ξ'οΜ, f. ojcroj, to liberate, to set at liberty. Th. 
 '-Χίνύίξοί. 
 
 Ήλίίλκί-ί, it was driven or forced in, Iliad 
 V, 400,^(1?• ίΧ'/ιΧατο, 3. sing, pluperf Alt. in 
 3. pi. hXriXavTo, from ΙΧαΰνω, f. sXaired, 
 p. riXaxa, to drive; p. pas. ηΧαμαί, and Att^ 
 
ΗΛΙ 
 
 393 
 
 ΗΛΤ 
 
 ίλΐίλχμ,αι, Poet, νιλ'^λκμχί, hy adding a new 
 augment. Others consider it as imperf. pas. 
 for iiXocro, hy a similar reduplic. from ϋλνιμι, 
 to wander. Tli. α,Χάομ,αι, ω^Λκι. 
 
 'ϊΐλ^ιλίμμτιν, for άλ'/ιλίμμ'/ιν, pluperf. pas. 
 by Att. rcdupl. and Syst. of the diphthong, 
 from αλείφω, f. -ψω, p. '^λαφα, to anoint ; 
 p. Att. κλ'^λιφχ. 
 
 "^Jixf, for 'ήλύί, 3. sing, from 
 
 "^ϊΐλύον, ε?, s, by Sync, for νλνύον, 2. a. ind. 
 act. of'i^xo^ai,f. ίλζύοΌμ,χί, to come; p. m. 
 Μλυύκ, Alt. Ιλ'/ιλυύκ. 
 
 '^Ή.λύοα'κν, they came, 3. j^l• 2. a. ind. act. 
 JBceot.for νίλύον, Ex. xvi, 27. Ps. xlviii, 4. 
 
 Ήλ/, a Hebr. word, signifying my God ! 
 also, a 2)roper name, Eli, indeclin. Hebr. 
 
 'ΉλιάζομΆί, to be exposed to the sun, to 
 bask in the sun ; also to be a judge in the 
 Helisea. I' 
 
 Ήλ/α/α, α?, ^, Heliaea, a public place in 
 Athens, where courts were held in the open air. 
 Th. ήλιος. 
 
 ΉλΓα?, ου, ο, the name of a Hebr. j)rophet, 
 Elias. 
 
 'ΐΐλίζ&τοξ, ου, and Ion. viXiSdroto, ο κ,α.) 
 VI, accessible only to the sun; very lofty ; 
 deep. From ^Xios, JEol, nXtos, the sun, and 
 βαίνω, to go. Others derive it from α,λιπΊν, to 
 sin, to fail, aiid βαίνω, to go. See Άλίζα- 
 
 ΤΟί. 
 
 'Ίΐλίίυον, ίί, ε, iinperf. act. of ά,λιευω, to 
 fish. From ά,λιευί, a fisherman. Th. «λ?. 
 
 "ϋλίβα, adv. in vain ; largely, abundantly, 
 copiously ; and 
 
 'Ή.λι6ιαζω, to act or speak foolishly or stu- 
 pidly, p'rovi 
 
 ΉΛΙ'ΘΙ02, ου, β, foolish, stupid, simple ; 
 substantively, a stupid fellow, a fool. 
 
 'ϊίΧιβ/ατ'/ΐί, TITOS, 'hi folly, stupidity, sim- 
 plicity. From the preceding. 
 
 ΉΛΙΚΓΑ, ecs, '/I, age, stature, size of 
 body ; flower of age ; youth ; vigour ; old age ; 
 multitude; an age; a century. From ίιλίκοί, 
 how great ; Iv ίιλίκ,ίψ τα σα, in your time, 
 Eurip. Suppl. 283. 
 
 'ΤΆΧιχιωτ'/ις, ου, ο, and Dor. ηλικιωτας, of the 
 same age, contemporary ; playmate. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΉΑΓΚ02 fhx'ix.osjf tj, ov, how great ; how 
 much ; how mighty ; how little; of what sort ; 
 how many, iSO;jA. CEd. Tyr. 15; but ηλικο;, 
 gen. sing, from '/ίλ/ξ.] 
 
 'HXtv^YiffSai, perf. inf. pas. from αλιν^εω, 
 the same tvith άλίω, to roll. 
 
 "Ηλ/ξ, ϊκ,οί, ο xai h, of the same age. From 
 'hXixia, stature, age. 
 
 Ή.λιόκ.αυσ•τοί, ου, ο xat γι, sun-burnt, baked 
 in the sun.] 
 
 "HAI02 f'hx'ios), ου, 0, the sun. From 
 iXvi, splendour, brightness. 
 
 'HXiovo-Sai, to be exposed to or illuminated 
 by the sun, to be scorched by the sun. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 'ΐίλίίταοντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas. from αλί' 
 
 50 
 
 σ•χω, f. αλώσω, p. ηλωχα, to take ; and AH, 
 εάλωχ,α• 2. a. ν\λων, Att. ϊάλων. 
 
 "Ή.λΐτεν, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of αλιτεω, 
 or άλίίτω, to do wrong, transgress ; 2. a. »Xi- 
 
 TOV. \ 
 
 'HXtTOfiivas, and αλιτομινοζ, ου, ο κ,α) h, pre- 
 maturely born, literally missing the months. 
 From αλιτεω, to fail, to err, and μην, a 
 month. 
 
 "ΗΑΙΨ, I'ffoi, h, a shoe. From αλείφω, to 
 anoint. 
 
 Ή.λιωβε)ζ, εντοζ, heated or scorching in the 
 sun ; jyart. I. a. pas. from 
 
 Ύϊλιωύ'/ιν, 1. a. ])as. of ηλι'οω, to expose to 
 the sun. Th. '/iXtos. 
 
 'Ή,λιωσαί κ'ομαι, golden or yellow hair, nom. 
 pi. part, i^res. f g. from ηλιάω, f. άσω, to 
 resemble the sun in colour or brightness. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 'Άλκον, Dor. for εϊλκον, imperf. act. of 
 ϊλκ,ω-, to draw, to drag. 
 
 'ϊΐλκ,ωμ'ίνοζ, part. peyf. pas. from ελκΌω, 
 f. ώσω, to cause a sore, to ulcerate. Th. 
 iXfco;. 
 
 ^ϋλλάγγισαν, they v/ere changed, 3. pi. 2. a. 
 ind. pas. of αλλάσσω, or -ττω, f. 'ξω• 2. a. 
 '/ίλλαγον p. pas. τίλλαγμαι• 1. a. pas. ηλ- 
 λάχ^θ'/ΐν• 2. a. ϊιλλάγ'^ν. 
 
 'ϊίλλαγμενος, part. perf. pas. and 
 
 "ΐίλλαζα, ας, ε, 1. a. act. and 
 
 ^ΐίλλύχ^ίαι, perf. indie, pas. of αλλάσσω, or 
 -ττω, to change. See 'Ή.λλάγ'/ισαν. 
 
 'ΐίλλοίωμαι, perf. pas. of αλλο/οω, f. ύσω^ 
 p. '/ιλλοίωχα, to make different^ to change. Th. 
 
 άλλος. 
 
 'Έίλλοτςίωνται, 3. pi. perf. pas. of αλλΟ' 
 τξί!)ω, f. ώσω, p. ηλλοτζίωκα, to alienate, es- 
 trange, i^rom «AXir^/a?, of another. Th. άλλος. 
 
 'ϋλον^/ίν, 1. a. ind. pas. of αλοάω, f. άσω, 
 and ήσω, to thresh, bruise. 
 
 Ήλοίησεν, he cut off, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of 
 αλοιάω, Poet, for αλοάω, f. ήσω, to bruise, 
 thresh, S^c. 
 
 'ΐίλος, η, ov, by Sync, for 'ήλεος, foolish, 
 stupid. 
 
 ^ϊίλος, ου, ο, a nail, Lucian. Dial. ; a stud, 
 a button ; a corn, a protuberance of any kind. 
 From ίω, to send. Hence perhaps the English 
 
 AWL. 
 
 "Ηλτί'χα, p. ind. act. and 
 
 "ΐίλτισα, 1 . a, ind. act. of Ιλτίζω, f. ίσω, to 
 hope. Th. ίλττίς. 
 
 "ΐίλτο, by Sync, and changing the breathing, 
 for νιλατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ni. of αλλομαι, to leap. 
 
 'YiXvyn, ης, or ηλυγτι, ^ς, h, darkness, a 
 shade, a shadow. Th. λύγη. 
 
 "Ήλυβ', for ηλΰθε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. 
 ΐίλυύον, 
 
 "Η.λΰόα, ας, ι, in 1. pi. τίλΰύαμεν perf. ind. 
 m. of 'ίοχ^ομαι, f. 'ελεΰσομαι, to come; 2. fl. 
 Άλύον. 
 
 "Ή-λν^ν, ες, ε, and by Sync, νιλύον, ες, ε, 2. a. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 "ΙΙλυ'ξα, ας, ε, 1. α. ind, act,, of αλνσ /ioiif 
 
ΗΜΕ 
 
 Β9ί 
 
 ΗΜΕ 
 
 y. ξώ;, to shun, avoid, escape, as iffrGm αλνζω. 
 
 Th. aXsca. 
 
 *Η.λνσίον ^iViov, the Elysian field, Elysium.] 
 
 "ΈΙλφοί>, ίς, ί, I found, 2. a. ind. act. of 
 άλφά,νω, or αλφω. Th. αλφχ. 
 
 "Ή-λωχα, Att. ιίΧωκΆ, p. ind. act. of άλί- 
 ffxai, J", αλωσ-ω, to capture, formed from αλόω, 
 or αίΧωμι• 2. a. τιΧων, and Att. Ίάλων. 
 
 'ϋλωμ^^ν, I wandered, imperf. ind. m. from 
 αΧάομαι, to wander, to rove. 
 
 "Ηλίι;ν, Att. ίάλων, 2. a. ind. act. and 
 
 "ΙΙλωα-αν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. ί{λων. See 
 "ΥίΧωκα. 
 
 "Ή.μΛ, ατοξ, το, the act of darting or throw- 
 ing ; a dart, javelin ; a missile. From Ίημι, 
 to send. Th, Ίω. 
 
 'ϋμά0νι\Βν, Att. for Τιμύ^νίν, 3. Sing. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of αμαύκίνω, to be ignorant. Frovi 
 ά,μΆίηί, unlearned, from a. priv. and μαν- 
 ^κvω,f μαθγιιτω, to learn, 2. a. ίμα,^ν. 
 
 ΎΙμα,ίιων, ovog, the name of a kifig, Ema- 
 thion. 
 
 'ϋμΆ^όζα, oiffiTuc, asv, sandy, full of sand, 
 Ion. for άμχύόϊΐί. From cίμaύo;,for -φάμαόοί, 
 the same with -ψάμμοί, sand. 
 
 ^ΐίμαί, σχί, <ren, to sit, to be seated or 
 placed ; to abide, to dwell. From ίω, to 
 place. 
 
 ' ϋμαζ, ciro;, το, the day ; in pi. ημ-οίτα. 
 Th. ίιμίξοί. 
 
 "Ή-μοιοτίξ, 2. sing. 2. a, ind. act, '/Ιμαξτον, 
 and 
 
 'ΐίμάξτγιχα, perf. iiid. act. and 
 
 'ϋμαξτίίχότβί, accus. sitig. perf. part, of 
 αμαξτάνω, f. οίμαξτ-ίκτω, to transgress, err. 
 
 "Υίμοίξτον, ι;, ί, 2. a. indie, act. of the pre- 
 ceding, instead of which is used in 3. j)l, ημά,ξ- 
 τοσα,ν, Deut. xxxvi, 5. 
 
 Ή^άτ/βί, /α, /flv, daily, in the day time. 
 From γιμύίζ, the day. Th. ίιμίξα. 
 
 "^Έίμάτωμαι, peif. ind. pas. of α,Ίμα,τ'οω^ 
 f, ύσω, to make bloody, to stain with blood. 
 372. a,] μα. 
 
 "Ή,μζλιχχον, is, t, 2. a. ind. act, of Poet, 
 άμζλοίχίω, or perhaps αμ•^λαχίω, to err, to 
 fail. From -ττΧαχΙκ, error. Th. ττλάζω, f. 
 
 'Ή.μξλν^>ΐα•αν, 3. pi. I. a. ind. pas. of ίμ• 
 €Xw«,y. 7&>. Th. αμξλυ;, blunt, dull. 
 
 "ΐΐμζξοτον, is, £, 2. a. ind. act. for ίίμαξτον, 
 Poet, as if denvedfrom a.μζζoτίω,for αμαξτάνω, 
 to err, fail. 
 
 ' H/i£ -τΆξνμιν, Oor. for ωστι μί τταξίΤναι, 
 SO that I might be present. 
 
 'ΐίμΙκί, ace. pi. Ion. for τιμ-κς, from 
 εγω, nom. pi. hμUf,for ήμίΪ!• 
 
 'Ή.μίΙα,το;, h, ov, belonging to our countrj'. 
 From γιμίΐζ and la-rthov, soil, ground. 
 
 "Ή.μίύα,, 1 . 2>1• imperf. ind. m, ίίμνιν, from 
 ίϊμ), to be. 
 
 ^ΤΛμύ^ιτο, he answered, 3. sing, imperf. ind. 
 pas. of α,μύζω, f. -φω, p. νμ'.ιφΆ, to exchange. 
 
 'Ή.μίί'^ηχοί, as, i,perf. ind. act. and 
 
 'ϋμα^ϋχωε, ])art. perf. act. from α,μ-ί^άω, 
 
 I and this from a priv. and μα^άω, f. •ή(Το^ ίο 
 laugh. 
 
 'Ή.μζ7ί, we, nom. pi. from Ιγω, I. 
 'ΐίμίίίυν, Ion. for ίιμων, of us, our, gen. pi. 
 of the same. 
 
 ΉΜΕΚΤΕΏ, to bear impatiently ; to be 
 angry. From Ιμίω and εχαι, as it were to 
 have a loathing or vomiting. 
 'Μμίλ'/^,χα, perf. ind. act, and 
 ^ϋμιΧγιμ'ίνο;, neglected, part. perf. pas, 
 fi'ojn άμίλίω, to neglect. See 'ϊΐμίλονν. 
 
 "Ή.μίλλ\ for ίίμιλλί, 3. sing, imperf. ind. 
 act, Att. of μ'ίλλω, f μίλλ'/ίβ•ω, I shall or will» 
 I intend. 
 
 'ΐΐμίλονν, 3. pi. imperf. ind. act. of ίμίλίω, 
 f. γισω, p. ΐΐμ'ίλ•/ιχΛ, to neglect. From a priv. 
 and μίλει, it concerns, impers. 
 
 ΉΜΕ'Ν, Poet, a copulative conjunction, to 
 which corresponds '/ihi. But ^ μίν, truly, indeed. 
 ^ϊΙμ;ν, 1. j)l. iinperf. ind. act. of ίΐμ], to 
 be ; also >ίμίν, pres. infin. Oor. for iJvoci, of the 
 same verb ; also γμίν, by Sync, for ^ίίμε»^ 
 1. pi. imperf. ind. Att, from ιίμ>, to go. 
 
 "H^ivas, 7i, ev, uiiwig, part. pres. from τίμαι, 
 to sit. 
 
 ΉΜΕΡΑ, cts, h, and Ion. νιμίξνι, a day, 
 dayhght ; time, the time of life ; also any 
 appointed day, as a day of trial, 1 Cor. iv, 3 ; 
 the fnore ancient Greeks called νμίξΆ», ίμίξαν, 
 from Ιμείξω, to desire ; μεί' ίιμεξαν, by day ; 
 '/ιμ'εξΆ xeci ημεξκ, day by day; τιμ'εζα χυξία,χνι^ 
 the Lord's day.] 
 
 'ΐΐμεζεύϋι/, f. σω, to pass the day. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Ήμεξεων, gen. pi. Ion. for τιμεξων, from 
 τίμ'εξοί, the day. 
 
 'ϊ1.μεξ'ήίηο5, ta, lov, or 7ίμεξ'ή(ηο;, ou, β χα) ί, 
 of one day, lasting a day j and 
 'ΙΛμ,ΐξϊνο;, 55, ov, daily ; and 
 'ϊίμεξΐο5, ου, ο χα) h, the same. From γιμεξοϋ^ 
 a day. 
 
 'Ή.μίζΊί, ί'^οξ, h, tame, gentle, mild. Also 
 a species of oak ; also a vine, Odys. v, 69. 
 Th. '^μίξος. 
 
 'ϋμεοόζιοί, ου, ο χα) τι, one who has sub- 
 sistence only for the day or who lives from 
 hand to mouth, a beggar ; the philosopher Dio- 
 genes was so called ; aim, a species of insect, 
 lohich lives only a day, called also εφ'^μίξον. 
 
 'Ή.μεξο^αηια•τίΐ5, ov, ό one who loans money 
 by the day, Diog. Laert. vit. Menippi Cynici. 
 
 'Ήμίξο^ξομεω, ω, to run all day, to travel as 
 an express.] 
 
 Ύίμεoo^φμos, ου, ο, one that runs during the 
 day ; a courier, a messenger. From ίιμίξα, a 
 day, ajid τφχω, to run, p. ind. m. νε^^ομα. 
 
 'Hy.spoxoiTos, ev, xu) $i, one who sleeps the 
 whole day. From ίιμίξα, day, and χοΊττι, a 
 bed. 
 
 ^'Άμίοολογεω, ω, to number or reckon the 
 days. From ίιμίξα and λέγω, to read ; to 
 number. 
 
 'Ήμεξ'οομαι, ουμαι, to become tame or gentle. 
 "HMEi?02, ου, χα) Yiy tame, tamed, not 
 
HMI 
 
 395 
 
 ΗΜΠ 
 
 wild ; cultivated ; gentle, mild, soft. From 
 
 gentleness 
 
 ' νιμίξχ, ihe day. 
 
 'ilf^i^oTKO'ffosy ου, 0, one who keeps watch in 
 the day time ; the day sentinel. From ίιμίξχ 
 and σκο-ττίξ, a beholder or viewer. Th. σκί- 
 ■ντομα,ι. 
 
 'ΐίμίξότΫΐί, 'rnras, ή, mildness, 
 culture.] 
 
 'ΐΐμίξόω, f. ωσω, p. ωχα, to tame, to make 
 tame, gentle, or mild ; to cultivate, improve. 
 From γίμίξης, tame, gentle. 
 
 'Ή.μ'ίξω(η$, %ωί, ί, a taming; an improve- 
 ment or culture of wild fruits^ 
 
 ^H^sj, pres. inf. Dor. for εΤνα./, to be, 
 from ίίμι, or Dor. for ΐίμίν, 1 . pi. haperf. ind. 
 act, of the same. 
 
 "Ημίσοι, 1. a. ofiμΊω, I vomited or puked, 
 Theophr. Char. 3.] 
 'Ή,μίτΒξηίί gen. sing, lon.f g. from 
 *Μμίτίξος, «, ov, our ; one who sides with 
 US or is of our party. From γιμΰξ, we. Th. 
 «ye;, 1. 
 
 'Ή.μ'/ΐμίνας, perf. jyart. pas. of «,μάω, f. νκτω, 
 to mow ; to collect. 
 
 ^H μγίν, adv. surely, certainly, Hebr. vi, 14. 
 See ^H μ\ν, truly, indeed, 
 
 "Ή.μ'/ιν, viffo, pluperf. or rather imperf. ind. 
 sn. of ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 "ϊΙμ>ιν, I sat, ivijyerf. ind. of τίμοίΐ, to sit. 
 "ίίμ?ια•ί, 3. sing. 1. a. indie, act. of άμάω, 
 f. ή(Τω, P' ί\μ'/ιζΆ, to mow. 
 
 'Hjct), by Alt. Aphceresis, for φίίμι, to speak, 
 to say. 
 
 'ΈΙμίκν^ξαί, ου, ο, a half man, an eunuch. 
 From {ίμ/ιτυξ, half, and ά,νίΐξ, a man. 
 
 *ϊΙμ4Λρρ'/ίν, vos, xai ii, a half man, an 
 eunuch. Frorn νΐμί/η/ί, half, a7id αρρτιν, a 
 male. 
 
 'Ή,μίζξωτοί, ου, ο aatt h, half eaten. From 
 τιμισυς, half, and βξωτοί, eaten, eatable. Th. 
 βρωιτχ.ω. 
 
 'Ή-μιγίναος, ου, ο nxt ίι, having half a beard, 
 half -bearded. From ήμισυς, halfj and γίναον, 
 a beard. 
 
 'ϋμίγυμνοί, ου, ο xai vt, half naiked. 
 'ΐΐμίίξγο;, ου, ο kou «, half done, imperfect. 
 Constant, also in Taylor's Civ. Laiv. j). 
 108.] 
 
 'ΙΙμάφβοζ, ου, ο κοί) «, half boiled. Th. 
 ί•φίω. 
 
 ΊΙμιόανίΐί, ios, ο xea ίι, half dead. From 
 ήμισυς^ half, and sVavo», 2. a. ind. act. of 
 ^νκα-κω, to die. 
 
 'ϊΐμί&ίο/, demigods ; in gen. j)l. ίιμ^ίων. 
 From ήμισυς, half, and S-tog, god. 
 
 ''Άμιΰν'Λ?, '^ros, χ,οί) fi, half dead, dying, 
 Thucyd. ii, 52. Callim. The same as νιμιθοί- 
 »"is•] 
 
 'Ή.μίάνίΐτος, ου, ο xoti h, half mortal, a demi- 
 mortal ; one who lives and dies alternately. 
 Th. Β-ν^ο-χω. 
 
 'ΙΙμίλιτξία7ο$, a, ov, weighing half a pound.] 
 Ή^α/να, tis, '/I, half of a sextarius, a measure, 
 Th. '/,μισμζ. 
 
 'Ή-μιολία, a piratical vessel.] 
 ΊίμίολίΟί, ου, ο χού «, and -Xog, ο χού ii, 
 the whole and half as much more ; one and a 
 half. 
 
 Ίίμίονΰί, ου, ο and vt, a mule ; i. e. half an 
 ass ; dat, pi. Ion. τιμιόνοια•». From ημιιτυς, 
 half, and ovos, an ass. 
 
 Ή^<5ΓίλίΛ5βν, ov, TO, an axe which cuts with 
 one side only •, a little axe ; a hatchet. From 
 ημιιτυς, half, and 'τ'ίλίχν;, an axe. 
 
 'Ή.μί•π:λίάξον, ου, το, half an acre or plethrum. 
 From '/ιμισ•υζ, half, and τλίύζον, Poet, 9Γίλί- 
 βξον, an acre or plethrum, 
 
 'ΐίμΐ9ΤλΊν6ίον, ου, το, a half tile or brick. 
 From ίίμία•υ$, half, and -π'λίνύοζ, a tile or 
 brick. 
 
 'ΈΙμί^νοοζ, contr. νιμΊ<ννους, ου, ο χοά '/ι, half 
 breathing, half alive. From ημκτυί, l)alf, and 
 Tvieo, to breathe. 
 
 Ήμία-αοί, ί'ιοίς, ή, half a moiety, Ton. ίιμίιηοί. 
 ΊίμίίπυμΒί, ατοί, το, the half. From 
 ΫΐμΐίΤυζ. 
 
 'ϋμία-ίΐ, τ», contract, for '/ιμίσίχ, nom. pi. 
 η. g, and 
 
 'ϊίμίο-ουί, gen. contract, for '/ΐμία-ίος, from 
 '/ΐμκτυξ, 
 
 "ΐίμκττίχ^ιον, ου, το, half a line, half a verse, 
 a hemistich. From τίμ/σ-υί, half, and α•'Γίχ;ο;, 
 a verse. Th. στύχ^ω. 
 
 "HMI2T2, '/ιμισίίοί, ϋμισυ, half, a moiety, 
 by halves. 
 
 'Ή.μίτά.λαντον, ου, τϋ, half a talent. Froir^ 
 ημίίτυ; and τάλαντον, a talent. 
 
 'Ή,μιτίλ^ί, ίος, ο χα) ίΐ, half done^ jialf fin- 
 ished, imperfect. From τίμ/αυί» half, and 
 ■Αλοξ, the end. 
 
 Ήμίτομον, ου, το, Ά half, a moiety ; and 
 'Ιϊμίτομοί, ου, ο χοά 'h, half cut, halved or 
 divided ; half. Firom -^μίο-υί and τίμνω, to 
 cut, p. ind. m. τίτομοί. 
 
 'Μμίφλιχτοζ, ου, ο χοά «, half burned.] 
 'ϋμίοϋξίον, ου, το, half an hour, a half hour. 
 From ήμισυς, half, and αίξοί, an hour. 
 
 "^ϋμμαι, I was kindled or lighted, p. ind, 
 pas. and 
 
 'Ήμμίνοί, kindled, lighted, part. perf. pas. 
 of βίττομοα. Th. ίί'^τα), 
 
 "ΙΆμοιζοί, as, i, Jf• iud. m. from άμύζω, to 
 exchange. 
 
 'Ή.μοΐξηχως, part. perf. act, from αμοιφω^ to 
 to have no portion, to be deprived of. From 
 οίμοίζοζ, without a share. From a jmv. and 
 μο7ξα, a portion or share. Th, μύξα». 
 
 ''HMO 2, adv. when, after that; to which 
 answers τ^μος, then. 
 
 ^Ή-μναχ^όμΦ, with a doiitble augment, viz. 
 the common one u for i, and also vi for a, for 
 αμτίίχ^Όμνιν, imperf. ind. pas. of αμ-ττί^ομαι^ 
 or aμ'z'iχ^ω,for &.μφΐίχ,ω, f. αμφ'ίξο), to put on, 
 to put round. From, ά,μφ), round, and &χω, 
 to have; imjterf. ind. εΓ;^βΐ', 2. a. ind. εσχον. 
 'Ή.μτίβ'^όμ'/ιν, for αμ-τη^χ^Όμι^ν, 2, a. ind. 
 m.from άμ^ίχω. See the preceding. 
 
 Ήμτηιτχόμ'/ιν, I put οπ, I was putting oji^ 
 
HNA 
 
 396 
 
 HNE 
 
 imperf. ind. jms. of «,μττίιτχω, the sajiie unth 
 ufcTi^u. See 'ϋι/,'Ύίίΐχόμ'/ίν. 
 
 Ή^•τόλ555'ί, 3. shig. 1. a. ind. act. of ϊμ- 
 'ffoX'i'jj, to sell in any place. Th. -ττοΧΊω. 
 
 "Υί-μυ)>\ for n^u-js, 3. sing, imperf. or 1. a. 
 or 2. a. ind. act. of αμΰνω, f. νΰ, to help, as- 
 sist ; to avenge , 1. a. ind. act. νιμ-υνα.. 
 
 Ή/χύνχτο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 7n. of the 
 same. 
 
 "Ημνσί, S. si7ig. 1. a. ind. act. from 
 
 ΉΜΤ'Π (7\μϋω), f. ύσω, p. '/ίμνκίχ, to 
 bend, incline, lean, stoop ; to fall ; Att. Ιμί- 
 
 Ήμ,φχγνόουν, impef. ind. act. of άμφαί- 
 yvoz'x), to be doubtful or uncertain, to doubt. 
 From άμ,φι and άγν/ίω, not to know. From 
 a priv. and νόο;, νου;, the mind. 
 
 Ύίμ,φαμ'ίνο;, clad, arrayed, part, perf pas. 
 
 from ά-μφ/ίανυμι, f αμφΑπο, or αμφίσω, perf. 
 
 ind. pas. τιμ^ίΐμαι, toiih a double ang/nent, 
 
 viz. Ά for «, and tifor t. From αμφ), about, 
 
 and ϊω, to put on. 
 
 'Ήμφίζίχλλον, I doubted, imperf ind. act. 
 xvith the angvient before the j)repositio7i, from 
 α.μφί^ύ.\Χω. Th. βάΧλω. 
 
 Ίiμφ^γvoυv,for '/,μ,φιγνό'-,νν, imperf. i7id. act. 
 7inth the augment before the preposition, of 
 α,μφίγνοίω, to be doubtful or uncertain, to 
 hesitate ; 1 . a. ind. act. '/-/μφίγνότ^σα., from 
 κμφ), round, and νοίω, to think. Th, νάο;, 
 VOL•;. 
 
 'Ή.μφηννΰμ-Λν, I was clad or arrayed, imperf 
 
 ind. pas. icith the augment prefixed to the 
 
 jyreposiiinn, from ά.μ.φΛννυμι, and this from 
 
 . α,μ.φ), and ίννυμι, or ίω, f ίσω, to put on. Poet. 
 
 'ίσσω, \. a. i\sa,. 
 
 'ΐίμφ'ηίτα, for αμφ'ίΐισα,, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 the same verb, icith the augment before the 
 preposition . 
 
 'Ή.μφίίσμαι, I was dressed or clad, perf. pas. 
 ind. of α,μφήνννμι, f α,μ.φάσω. Th. 'ίνννμι 
 or soj. 
 
 'Ή.μφασμ'ίνα;, clad, dressed, arrayed, ;;αίΫ. 
 'per/", pas. of the preceding, the same ivith ^μ,- 
 ψϊΐμΛνο;. 
 
 ^iiy(pt^Zr,rov'j, confi'act. for νιμ,φκτζ'ήτΊον, I 
 disputed or contended, impetf. ind. act. of 
 αμφίτΖ^ίω, f ν,σω, to dispute or contend con- 
 cerning a thing. 
 
 "ϊίμων, ovos, ο κ,α.) it, a shooter, a dart- 
 thrower. From Ί'ήμι, or ϊω, to send. But 
 'ΐίμων, of us, our, gen. pi. from Ιγω. 
 "ΗΝ, for Ιά•.', conj. if, with subj. vw μνι, 
 unless. 
 
 "UN, acc.f. g. qfo;, if, o, who, which. 
 ^Hv, 1 . or .S. sing, imperf. ind. act. ; also 
 hy Sync, for 7iafa,v, 3. j)l. impeif. of it μ), to be; 
 also for ίζ7,ν, it was lawful or permitted ; and 
 "^Hv, '^;, yj, Alt. for φ/,ν, φ?;;, φνι, and this 
 for ϊφν,ν, ■/,;, '/I, I said, 2. a. ind. act. of φιημ), 
 to say. lint 
 
 ΊΛν, '/■,;, '/I, 2. a. ind. act. ofΊγlμι, to send. 
 'llvayKdcrcc, a;, t, 1 . a. ind. act. and 
 'JlvxyicKT^/iV, 1. a. ind. pas. of α,'ΐν.'γκί'ζω, 
 
 to force, to compel, imperf. ind. act. nva,yx.u- 
 ζον, f άα-ω, p. pas. ^νάκ,γα,σμαι, part. perf. 
 pas. 7\ναγχα.(Τμίνο;. Th. ά,νύγκτ^. 
 
 'Ή-νκι^^ικότε;, ηο?η. pi. jyart. perf. act. from 
 ά,να,ινζω, to be impudent. From uvuiV/i;, im- 
 pudent, shameless, from α priw. and αϊ^ως, 
 shame. 
 
 Ήνάλω«α, for άν:ηλωκχ, perf. ind. act. of 
 αναχίσκω, to consume, spend, destroy. From 
 κλισκω, f α,Χώσω, p. '/,λωκα, Att, laXuxccy to 
 take. 
 
 'HvuXeuera, I consumed or spent, 1. a. ind. 
 act. for α,νήκωσοί• from the preceding. 
 
 Ίίναντιω^'/ιν, I opposed o?• resisted, 1. a. ind. 
 pas. and 
 
 'Ίίνκντίωμ,Άΐ, perf. ind. j)as. lohence 
 
 ΊΆνΆντίΜμίνο;, part. p. of ίνχντιόομαι, to op- 
 pose, to withstand. From Ιναντίο;, opposite, 
 adverse. Th. αντί. 
 
 "liva^ec, a;, s, 1 . a. ind. act. of ανά,σσω^ 
 f Ι«^5 Ρ• X«» to reign. Th. uva,'^. 
 
 "ΙίνΆξΟί, 1. α. ind. act. of ίναίρω, f. α,ςω, to 
 kill. 
 
 "Uvuctro-iv, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. if avaff- 
 (τω, to rule, to govern. See "Ηναξα. 
 
 "Hvtcivov, i;, i, imperf. ind. act. of άα^άνω, 
 to please. 
 
 'Ίϊνοξχγιζ0•/ίκ.ίναί, perf. inf. act, of ά,^^ξαγα. 
 ό'ίω, to behave like a good or a brave man. 
 From αν^ξο;, a man, and ά,γοίόο;, good. 
 
 'Ή,ν^ξ^ώΰγιν, I arrived at manhood •, \. a. ind, 
 pas. (f α,ν^οΌω, to endure with manly vigour. 
 
 Th. av/ip. 
 
 "IcLtzyriK, χζ, $, in 3. pi. '^viyKxv, 1. a, ind. 
 act. and 
 
 'Ή.νίγκ.ύμ'/ιν, ω, aro, 1. a. ind. m. of φ'ίξω^ 
 f ο'Ισω, to bear J 1. a. vrmyKx, from Ιήγκω• 
 lohence also 
 
 "ϊΐνίγκ,ον, 2. a. ind. act, ηνίγκόμγιν, 2. a. 
 ind. m. and 
 
 "ίίνίγμχι, peyf. ind. jms. and 
 
 'ΐίνίγμίνο;, jicirt. perf . pas. from φίξω. See 
 'ΐίνίγκάμ'/ιν. 
 
 'Hfi^'/iv, 1. a. ind. jms. of κίνίω, f itreu, and 
 ν\σω, p. 'yiviKx, to praise j j;. pas. '/,ν/ιμχι. Th. 
 x'lvo;. 
 
 "Jlvuxx, as, i, I bore, I carried, in 3. jil. 
 '/ivsiKxv, 1 . a. ind, act. Ion. for miyKx, 1 . a. 
 ind. act. of φίξω, f. ο'ϊσω• and 
 
 'UvuxxvTo, S. pi. 1. a. ind. m.for hviyKuv- 
 ro. See the preceding, 
 
 ΉνίΓίΤί, he proclaimed, he forbid, 3. sing. 
 J . or 2. a. for α,νιί'ττί, for which the Poets also 
 use ά,νύ'τα'/Τί, by Anadiplas'uism. Th. Ϊ9Τω. 
 
 'Ή.νίΊχ;^'/ιν, 7i;, η> 1• «• ind. jms. Ion. for 
 τίνίχ^θ'/ιν. 
 
 'Ή.ναχόμγΐν, I endured or sustained, for avu~ 
 χΌμ'/ί\ι, 1. sing, imperf, ind. m, with a double 
 augment. See Άνίχομχι. 
 
 Ίίνίίχοντο, 3. pi. imperf. ind. m. from avU 
 χομχί, to bear, to sustain. Th. Ίχω, to 
 have. 
 
 ΉΝΕΚΗ'2, U;, xx) 71, stretched out, ex- 
 tended, bioad, long, wide ; continual, perpetual. 
 
HNI 
 
 397 
 
 HNT 
 
 'Ήνίμόιις, t(f(fa,, sv, windy, exposed to the 
 winds ; lofty. From τίνιμο;, Poet, for ίίημοξ, 
 the wind. 
 
 "ΐΐνιταν, 2. a. or imperf. from Ινί•τω, 
 with the augment before the preposition. From 
 From h and Ι-ττω, to say. 
 
 "ΐί^νίσ-α,, I praised; 1. a. of aUico, f. ίσω, 
 or '/ΐ(τω, p. riviKOi. 
 
 Ύίησχίθγιν, I sustained, I suffered, 1 . a. ind. 
 pas. of «,ήχ,ω, to lift or to raise up ; f. άνίζω, 
 and ανοίίτχ^ήσω, as if from, σχ^ίω' 2, η. α,νία-χ^ον, 
 p. α,ΑσχηΧ'Ο'-' perf. pas. α,)ΐίσχ^η(Λα,ι, 1 . a. ind» 
 pas. α,νίσχίθγ,ν, and, with the augment before 
 the })repositiu'n, '/ivser^if/iv. Th. εχω. 
 
 'Hviirxofitiv, for ανί(τχΌμ'/ιν, 2, a. ind. m. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Ή.νίχύ•/ιν, rg, 91, 1. a. ind. pas. of φίζω, 
 f. o'l'fffu, to carry ; 1. a. ind. act. ηνίγκα, as if 
 formed, from Ιύγκω, perf. ind. pas. ^vsy/u,ui, 
 
 'Hviuiyct, for oiviwyoi, I opened, Att. for 
 uvaiyci, J), ind. m. and 
 
 'ΐΐήψγμχι, perf. ind. pas. Att. and 
 
 'Έίνίωχίην, 1. a. ind, pas. Att. fro7n 
 ανοίγω, f ξω, to open. Th. α'/γω. 
 
 ^'Άνίώχβ',ησα,ν, 3. pL of the preceding. 
 
 'Ή-ν/ιλωμαι, ί was spent or consumed, for 
 κν/ιλωμα,ι, perf ind. pas. and 
 
 'Ή,νίΐλωμίνοί, jmrt. perf. pas. for ανηλωμίνο$' 
 in 1. a. ind. pas. 'hr/iXeaffyiv, for άννλύ^'/ιν, 1. a. 
 act. 7ivyiXa<rei,for ανάλωσα,• from άναΧΊσκω, to 
 consume. Th. ά,λ'ισκω. 
 
 'ΐίνψάμτιν, <y, are, I refused, I denied, 1. a. 
 ind. m. and 
 
 'HvJivecvTo, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. mid. from 
 ά,να,ίνομαι, to refuse. 
 
 ^Hv^s, or rivhv, Dor. for ^Xh. See "^ΐΐνύον. 
 
 'Ή.νβ(σ•μίνο;, stained, coloured ; ^;«ri. pe^f. 
 j)as. from perf. 'ήνόισμαι, of ανύΙΖ,ω, to adorn 
 with colours, to embellish. 27^. α,νίοζ. 
 
 "^Έίνθον, £ί, i, Dor. for yjx^ov, £?, i, in I. pi. 
 ^νβομίζ, for 'ήνύομιν, 2. a. ind. act. οβ'ίξχομκι, 
 f ίΧίύσομΜΐ, to come. 
 
 ΉΝΓ, behold ! see there ! look ! also hvlh. 
 
 ΉΝΓΑ (■A'nctjy ας, 'h, the rein^, a bridle ; 
 a thong or strap ; ά,φ^ Wiciv, to the left. From 
 ϊνόω, to unite. 
 
 'Ήνιάζω, f σ-ω, to bridle. From the pj-e- 
 ceding. 
 
 "Ή,^νιγμαι, perf. ind. jias. ψίγμίνοζ, part, 
 perf. ^νιζάμην, ω, κτο, 1. a. ind. mid, of 
 α'ινίττομ,Άΐ, f. %ομοα, to speak in riddles, to hint 
 olascurely. Th. cuvo?. 
 
 'Hvt^iffor vivi, behold ! see there ! 
 
 'Icivr/jff/xt, thou art wasted with grief; 2. sing. 
 ]>erf ind. pas. of κνιάω, f γ^σω, p. ind. pas, 
 η^ί'/ιμ-κι, σαι, rat. Th. avlx. 
 
 Ήν/ν', by Apostrophe for 
 
 ΉΝΓΚΑ (vinxa.), when, 2 Cor. iii, 15, 
 1θ, adv. without an interrogation ; in asking 
 a question •πηνίκ», when ? is used. By the 
 Attics it is used to signify, at what hour? 
 
 Ήν/βν, ου, το, a bridle, the reins. From ^v/a, 
 the same. 
 
 'ΈΙνιοτοάω, to make bridles, to hold the 
 
 reins ; to govern, guide. From Wm, and 
 τοάω, to make. 
 
 'Ή.νιοχ^ίίΆ, ας, 'a, the driving of a chariot ; 
 a guiding or governing. 
 
 'ϋνίοχίω, to hold the reins, to drive a char- 
 iot ; to govern, guide. From ί;νία, reins, and 
 'ίχ,ω, to have. 
 
 'ΙΙνιοχίυς, ίύϋζ, ο, a cliarioteer. See 'Έίνιοχ/ΐίς. 
 
 Ίίνιόχ'Α, τις, h, a womaiis name, Henioche. 
 
 'ΆποχΑίς, nom. pi. Ion. from 'Ανιοχενς, one 
 who drives a chariot, a charioteer, a driver, 
 gen. ίω;, Alt. and ms. Ion. From 'hloc, reins, 
 and ίχΛ), to hold. 
 
 'ΐίνίοχος, ου, ο, one who sits in a chariot, a 
 charioteer. From the same. 
 
 'Άνί-ττατί, he said, by Poet. Pleonasm for 
 
 "H-ji^iv, S. si7ig. perf. ind. m. or 2. a. ind. 
 act . of ίύ'ζτω^ f φω, the same ivith Ιύ-ττω, to 
 chide, reproach. Th. ί-ττω. 
 
 ■^Hv;?, ιος, «, a year old. From ίνος, a 
 year. 
 
 'Ή,^νια-σ-άμνιν, ω, ατο, I spoke daikly or enig- 
 matically, for ηνι'ύ,άμτίν, 1. a. ind. m. from 
 αΐήσσω, f. '^ω, p. ψίχα.. Th. αϊ•ίο$. But 
 
 'ΐίνκτσ-άμτ,ν, I reproaclied, iviUiout ι sub- 
 scribed is I. a. ind. m. of Ινίσσω, the same 
 ivith ϊνίττω, to chide, to upbraid. I'h. btu. 
 
 'H^viirersTo, 3. sing, from 
 
 'Ή.,νΐΒ-σ•ίιμΆν, imperf ind. m. of αΐνίσσομαι, to 
 speak in riddles, to hint obscurely. 2Ίι. αίνος. 
 
 '^/^ίχ^ΰ/, 3. sing. perf. imperat. jyas. γνιξα, 
 -χύω, of the same verb and Th. 
 
 "Ηνύόα, I bloomed, I flourished, ;;. m. tvith 
 interposed, for hua, from ά,νΰίω, to bloom, to 
 flourish. Th. ανύος. 
 
 'ϋνοίγην, τις, Ά, 2. a. ind. pas. with the 
 augment in the begiiuiing, or for αν^γην, from 
 ανοίγω, f. '^ω, to open'. Th. ο'ίγω. 
 
 Ίϊνοι'ξχ, ας, ί, I opened; 1. a. ind. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Ήνοιρ-ται, 3. sing. j)erf ind. pas. of άναφίοω, 
 or Ιμφ'ίξω. From the obsol. Th. οίω, ivith the 
 preposition augmented. 
 
 "^Ilvov, imperf ind. act. of ανω. Poet, for 
 ανύω, or by Sync, for 'Ανυον, imperf. ind. act. of 
 άνύω, f. ύσω, to accomplish, 
 
 'ϋνοξία, ας, or Ion. τινοοίτι, τις, τι, manliness, 
 manly valour, gallantry, strength. Th. αντ,ρ. 
 "ϊΐνοχα, and Att. ίνήνοχα, p. ind. m. from 
 φ'ίξω, f ο'Ισω, to carry, to bear ; \. a. 'ήνεγκα. 
 "Ηνβψ, οτος, ο κ,α) τι, sonorous, A'ocal ; clear, 
 transparent, glittering, splendid. Th. ο-ψ. 
 '^Ηντα/, 3. })l. pres. ind. from ημαι, to sit. 
 "HvTsov, imperf. ind. act. of ά,ντίω, Ion. for 
 άν^άω, to meet. Th. αντί. 
 
 "^HvTiTo, 3. si7ig. imperf. ind. m.from οίντο- 
 μaι,for αντάω, to meet. 
 
 "tivTTiffi, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the pre- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 'ϊΙντιζόΧουν, imperf. ind. act. of αντιζοΧίω, 
 to meet ; to implore, to supplicate. From 
 άντέξύλΧω, to throw against. Th. βάΧΧω. 
 
 'Hvr/^i^flnv, I opposed, I contended against, 
 imperf. ind, act. of avTihKiaj. From avrihxos. 
 
HOM 
 
 398 
 
 ΗΠΕ 
 
 an adversary. From ecvrt against, afid 5/»«, 
 right, justice. 
 
 "HvT/v', Jhr ^vTivx, wliom ? ace. sing, of 
 TiTis, ηστινοξ, who? See'Oa-Tts. Th. o$, who, 
 and Tti, who ? 
 
 'Ή,ντιωίίην, πζ, η, I opposed, I resisted, 1. a. 
 ind. pas. of α,ντιΌομα,ι. Th. αντί. 
 
 'Ήντβ, 3. pi. imperf. ind. from νιμαι, to sit, 
 'Ή.νΰύ'/ιν, 9i;, tj, 1. a. ind. pas. and 
 "Hvvov, is, s, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act. and 
 "Ή.ννα•α, I. a. ind. act, from ά,νύω, f. ύσω, 
 p. υκΆ, to accomplish, to complete. 
 
 "ϋνι/α-τζον, ου, το, the second stomach of 
 ruminating animals. 
 
 "ΐΐνντο, from ύνύω, Odys. V, 243.] 
 "Ή.νωγοί, p. m. and 
 
 'ΐίνώγιιν, us, it, phipeif. ind. m. of avuyo), 
 f. \ω, p. η'^ούχ^Ά, to order, to command. 
 
 "Hviyj/flv, I ordered, imperf. ind. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Ή-νωμοίΐ, perf. ind. pas. of Worn, to unite. 
 Th. ils, one. 
 
 'ϋνοαμίνοζ, >j, ov, united, from ϊνΌω. 
 "Ηνώ/ξίί, α,ς, £, I commanded or ordered, 
 1. a. ind. act. of α,νωΎω, f ζω, 
 
 Ίίν&ΐξόουν, iviperf. ind. act. of ανοξόόω, to 
 correct, to amend. From ά,να, and οξ^όω, to 
 set upright. Th. οξύ'οζ. 
 
 'Ή.νωξβωσ-χ, I, have corrected or amended, 
 1. a. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 ^Ή-νύχ^λουν, imperf. ind. act. with a double 
 augment, from ίνο^λίω, f γ,αω, to molest, to 
 annoy ; 1 . a. νινύχ^Χτισοι, p. γινωχλ'/ικοί. From 
 Iv and οχλοί, a crowd, a throng. 
 
 "^Ηξα, aj, t, 1. a. ind. act. of '/Ικ,ω, f ξω, to 
 come. 
 
 ■^Ηξα, aj, £, I led, 1. a. ind. act. of αγω, 
 f. %ω, to lead ; mid 
 
 ^Ηξα, Att. ia.\ot,, 1. a. ind. act. from «.yu 
 ror αγννμί, f. 1ω^ to break. But 
 
 "^HJii, 1. a. ind. act. from αίσιτω,βν α,Ι'σσω, 
 ■ίο rush. 
 
 'Ηξ /iy, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. contract, 
 ^f ίΐιόω, to judge worthy, to deign. Th. 
 ιαζίο?. 
 
 'ϋξιύ07ΐν, 1. a. ind. pas. of ίζιΌομοί,ι, ουμοίί, 
 to 1)6 deemed worthy. From the same. 
 
 'H^'tuffoi, ] . a. ind. act. of ο,ζίΌω, to deem 
 worthy, to deign. From the same Th. 
 
 'Ίίξίωτοίΐ, he was deemed worthy, 3. sing, 
 yerf. ind. pns. of the preceding verb. 
 
 "H-lova-i, 3. pi. l.f. ind. act. of -ηχ,ω, f. ^ξω, 
 .'£0 come. 
 
 'H|<y, Dor. for ίί^ω, 1 shall or will come, of 
 the preceding verb. 
 
 ΉοΓ, dat. sing, from 'ha>?, the morn ; gen. 
 i'ooi, contract. 'hoZc, dat. vt'oi, contract. m7. 
 
 "H(w^, pef. ind. m. of αιΐ^ω, f. σω, to 
 sing. 
 
 'ΗβΓί5, o'la, o7ov, of or m the morning early ; 
 eastern. From hus, aurora, the morn. 
 
 "^Η,ομίν, 1. pi. 2. a. ind. act. mv, z;, i, 
 Ate. for uov, is, ε, commonly "ov, ij, t, from 
 z^ui, to go. 
 
 *Hev, ii, £. See the preceding. 
 
 'HivoL, ace. nng. from νιων, Svos, h, a shore, 
 a bank, for νιΊ'ων, ovos, the same. 
 
 'H^ov'/ificivos, See the following. 
 
 'la/ov'/iroLs, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of αίονάω, 
 f ήσω, to sprinkle, to moisten, part. perf. pas. 
 '/ΐον/ιμενο;, 
 
 Ήοΰί, gen. sing, from viui, ios, and con- 
 tract. 'hoZg, h, the morning. 
 
 ^Ή,τοίλύνύην, I. a. ind. pas. of α,χα,κύνω, to 
 make soft or tender. Th. άταλό?. 
 
 'Ή.•7ΓΆνίχ, us, h, want, and h'^xvit, he wants» 
 Hesych. perhaps from α.'το, and α.νίημι, to 
 slacken, to cease. 
 
 ΉΠχ^^Ρ, a,Tos, TO, the liver, iyi pi. τά 
 '/ίτατοί' as if from ϊνω, to work, and 'ία,ζ, the 
 blood. 
 
 'Ή.'τατίη&τιν, νις, ij, 1, a. ind. jms. from 
 oiTΰίτάω,f. ιηο-ω, to deceive. 
 
 'liTdTotrKo^^ffccer^at, to inspect the liver as 
 a soothsayer, 1. a. inf. m. of ^το^ξ, the liver, 
 and σχοττί&ι, to explore, examine. Th. <rx£- 
 τταμοα. 
 
 Ή.-7Γθίτοσχο•τία, las, h, divination by inspec-^ 
 lion of the liver. 
 
 ΉίτατίίΤίίβτβί, ου, ο xet) h, a soothsayer, who 
 inspects die liver. 
 
 'ίίτχτουξγο$, ου, ο xou r„ one who dissects 
 the liver, 
 
 "Ηντα^ε, 3. nng. 2. a. ind. act, ϋηΌ,φον, of 
 οί-ττα,φίο-χ,ω, or άττάφω, to deceive, a Poet, verb 
 derived from α'ττα.τω, the same. 
 
 'ϋτάω, to pierce with an aw), to patch, to 
 mend ; hence 'Α-τΓηαά,σύχι, 1, a. inf. m. It 
 aj}pears to be derived from o^h, a hole. 
 
 Ή•τ£^ανο?, t], ov, qu. aTihavos, lame, weak, 
 feeble ; stupid. From a priv. and ^i^uvos, 
 humble, firm. Th. τί^ον, the ground. 
 
 ΉίΤ£<7£τβ, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. from, 
 ί-ττύγω, f. ζω, to press on, to hasten. 
 
 "ί^τίίγμοίΐ, I was hastened or pressed on, 
 peif. ind. pas. and 
 
 Ίίτταγμίνοί, part. perf. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'ϊΐνηί^ίΐσ-χ, ocs, t, in 3. pi. ^•π'ΐΐύηα'οιν, 1. α. 
 ind. act. of α,'Πιύίω, f. Υισω, to disobey, to dis- 
 believe. From ot. ]rriv. and τύύω, to persuade. 
 
 'HiT£iV<9i/v, imperf. ind. act. of αταβίω. See 
 the preceding. 
 
 'HWiX'/iffiv, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 άτειλίω, f. ί\σω, to threaten. 
 
 'Ή-Τίίξοιο, gen. Ion. for ^τίίξου, from, 
 
 "ΗΠΕΙΡ02, ου, h, the main land or con- 
 tinent ; as if from α,'χα^ος, Λvithout limits, im- 
 mense. From α priv, and τίξας, end. Also 
 Epirus, a part of Greece so called. 
 
 'Ή.'Τίίξωτίΐς, ου, ό, one born or dwelling on 
 the continent ; an Epirote or native of Epirus ; 
 situated in the continent. From tfie preced- 
 ing. 
 
 'Κτϋξωτων, gen. pi. of the preceding. 
 
 "H-ruTOi, Poet, for i-pruTu, then, afterwards. 
 From W) and utu, afterwards. 
 
 "ϋττίξ, or, conj. disjunct, Th, w, or. 
 
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 ΗΡΑ 
 
 *Ή.■}fίζβ<rίυ(rβcsy having deceived, jyart. 1. α. 
 act. from ^τίζο-πύαι. 
 
 Ήτ£^β5Τ5ϋτ^ί, οϋ, Ό, a deceiver, an impostor, 
 a liar. From the same. 
 
 Ήτηξο-πύω, f. ίύίτω, to deceive, impose 
 upon. Th. ο-φ. 
 
 Ήτίχ^ανοντο^ they were offended, 3. pi. im- 
 perf. ind. pas. for α,-ττνχβάνοντο, from ά^ε- 
 χ^θάνομαι, to be hated or odious. From άτο 
 and ίχθος, hatred, 
 
 'Ή.τ'Λσιχ,<τ6αι, 1. a. inf. m. of ητά,ω^ to patch, 
 to mend. 
 
 Ήτ;)τ>?ί, ου, ο, a patcher, a botcher, a tailor. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 ΉΠΓΑΑ02 (■Α'πϊα.-Καζ)^ ου, ό, epialus, a 
 species of quotidian fever; as if from vtios, 
 mild, bi/ Antiphrasis. 
 
 'Ή-τιάω, f. ά.σω, and ήαω^ to mitigate, soften, 
 calm, sooth. Th. ii'Tios. 
 
 'H'Ttvhv, *is, >j, 1. a. ind. pas. of the verb 
 preceding. 
 
 'Ή-Τίό^ωξος, ου, ο κα.) h, one who sooths by 
 presents, mild, gentle. From ϋτιοζ, mild, and 
 ^ίϋξον, a gift. 
 
 "ΗΠ102, /a, lov, mild, gentle, kind, indul- 
 gent, calm, of gentle speech ; as f from 'i-ros, 
 a word. 
 
 'Ή.'τηότγΐί, *iro;, h, mildness, gentleness, in- 
 dulgence, clemency, kindness. From the pre^ 
 ceding. 
 
 'H-TTiffrctro, Ion. and Att. for Ι-τίστοίτο, 3. 
 sing, impeif. ind. m.from ίτία-τα,μοα, the same 
 with "α-'/ιμι, to know. 
 
 'H^iffTiocTo, Ion. for ίτ'κτταντο, 3. pi. im- 
 perf of the same. 
 
 'Ή,-ττια-τή^νν, 1. a. ind. pas. from ατκττΊω, 
 f. γισω^ p. ΥίττΊστνίΛα, to mistrust, not to be- 
 lieve ; \. a. h^riffrviira, in 3. pi, TiTttm^/rav. 
 From at. priv. and -xiirrts, faitli. Th. -ττύίω, 
 to persuade. Som.e consider ίιτηστήβ'/ιν, as Att. 
 for i<7rt<TTri6yiv., from k<yr'i<rra.fji,an, to know. 
 
 Ήτ/ίΓτ»<ταν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of κτηντίω. 
 See 'H-ri<rT^O*iv. 
 
 'Έίτίστουν, imperf. ind, act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Ήτ/«ί, adv. gently, mildly, kindly, calmly, 
 
 Ίίτόμνν, and ίΐτομίΐν, irnperf. ind. rn. from 
 Ϊ9Τομαι, to follow. Th. ϊττω. 
 
 ΊΙτοξίΤτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. and 
 
 Ήτό^βί/ν, 1. sing, and 3. lU, imperf. ind. 
 act. of ά,τοξίω, to doubt. From a priv. and 
 νόξοί, a passage. Th. τύξω. 
 
 "Ή-του, or ; than. Fro?n «, or, and του, 
 somewhere, Th. Ss, who. But 
 
 ^Hcrflw, whether ? is it not so ? doubtless, 
 certainly, truly, indeed. From vi, the same. 
 Th. »J, or. See the preceding. 
 
 ''Ή.'^τται, he was touched, 3. sing. perf. ind. 
 ])as. ίίμμοίί, of α,<7Ττω^ f. -φω, p. '^^a, to 
 touch. 
 
 "H^rvflv, 3, pi. imperf. ind. act. from άτυω, 
 or ΐΐτύω, f. ύσ•ω, to clamour, to make a noise ; 
 as if from ίτω, to speak. 
 
 'ΥΙ-ττύτα,, vocat. sing, from 
 
 'HrvTtis, ου, 0, one who vociferates, a crier. 
 From 
 
 ΉτϋΛ», for άτύω, to cry or bawl out, to 
 vociferate •, to make a noise. See "ΙΙτυον. 
 
 ^Ή.ξ\ for γΐζο., whether? From v, certainly, 
 truly, also whether ? and pa, enclit. or eoqdet. 
 particle. 
 
 ^H^, ^ζος, TO, the spring ; the dawn, the 
 morning ; contr.from Th. 'ία,ξ. 
 
 ^Hoa, as, and Ion. ' Ho^, »s, 'h, Juno. Some 
 consider it as put by Metath.for ά,τίξ. Or per- 
 haps from ίξάω, to ΙοΛ'θ. 
 
 'ϋ^ξχ, ι. a. ind. act. of blIou, f α,οω, p. 
 γξχα, to raise, lo lift up; biit 
 
 ^Ή.ξβί, u'ithout the ι subscribed is the perf. ind. 
 m. of θίξω, to fit, to adapt ; but the perf. ind. 
 m. Alt. όίξ'/ΐξκ is more common. 
 
 "ΈΙξχ, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. from i^auj 
 f. άσω, to love. 
 
 'H^S^', for ^ΐξατο, 3, sing, imperf. ind. m. 
 of α,ξύομοίΐ, to curse ; to pray; imperf. τίξαόμϊΐν, 
 Υίρωμιην. Th. apex,. 
 
 Ήβα»λέ>?;, and contract. ΊΆξαχλης, Her- 
 cules, gen. -Yio;, dnt. i/, ace. tjcc. From νΐξω$ 
 and xX'io;, the glory of heroes, or"H^«5 χλϊοξ, 
 because he obtained glory in consequence of the 
 hatred o/" Juno. Th. χλείω. 
 
 ΉξακλίΤα, τα, the feast of Hercules, sacri- 
 fices in honour of Hercules ; and 
 
 ΊΙξαχλύα. λ'ιβοζ, a loadstone or magnet.] 
 
 'ϋίξοίκλύ^η?, ου, ο, a jrroper name, Herac- 
 lides. 
 
 'Ή,ξύχλζιον, ου, το, the temple of Hercules.] 
 
 Ίϊξάχλίί;, by Hercules ! by my faith ! adv. 
 of exclamation of wonder or anger. 
 
 Ή^άκλί /rof, ou, the name of a philosopher^ 
 Heraclitus. ] 
 
 'Ή-ξοίχλίίωτικοζ, h, ov, belonging to Heracli- 
 opolis.] 
 
 'ϊΐξύίκλίου; τ'ολίζ, Heracliopolis, in Fgt/pt.'\ 
 
 'Ή,ξοι,χλγιύα, a.;, h, a species of plants Hera" 
 clea. 
 
 Ή^ακλίί, Hercules. See 'Ή.ξ«χλί*ΐί, 
 
 "ϋξαμαι, perf. ind. jras. ifloau, to love. 
 
 'Έί^ζά,μγιν, οΰ, βίτο, 1. a. ind. m. of βι,Ίζω, {& 
 lift up, to raise. See ^Ή.,ξα. 
 
 "Η,^αν, 3, pi. I. a. ind. act. γξα, of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Ηξο,νοί, ου, ο, a king, protector, helper. 
 Th. Χξά,ω. 
 
 "ΐίξ«ξα., ας, s, for αογίξχ, p. ind. τη. Alt. 
 for ?ίξα, from α,ξω, to adapt ; χ,'^ϊζα ^ξαρί 
 χεψ, joined hand to hand, Apollon. iv, 99. 
 See "H^a^iv and Ή^>}^£;ν.] 
 
 "Η^άξβν, sj, ί, 2. a. ind. act. I had fitted or 
 adapted, Iliad iv, 110, incorrectly considered 
 by some as perf ; See Clarke in loco; ίίξαξί θϋ- 
 μον, he refreshed himself, Odys. v, 95, 
 
 "Ή-ξΆί, 2. sing, imperf. ind. act. of ίξάοι, to 
 love. 
 
 ''Άζκσάμτίν, I supplicated or prayed ; I curs- 
 ed; \. a. ind. m. from ίξάομαι. Th. άζα, ί. 
 Or, according to others, from Ιξάοματ, to love, 
 or Ιράζομαι, the same. Th. ίξύω. 
 
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 400 
 
 ΗΡΙ 
 
 *ίίξκα•β)^ν, Ι was beloved, 1. «.• incL pas. of 
 the smne. 
 
 'Ή.ξά,σο'αο, Ion. and Dor. for τΐξάσω, thou 
 lovedst ; 2. sing. 1 . a. ind. vi. from the j^re- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 'Ή-ξΆτο, he cursed ; 3. sing, impef. ind. 
 2>as. of KaaojCAm, ωμχί. Tk. αοκ, vi. 
 
 "ΐίξατο, impcrf. of Ιξάα>, or ίξΆμ,α/, to love ; 
 or hy Sync, for τι^άσαΓο, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. m. 
 
 "ΙΆ,ξκτΰ, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. from α'Ιζω, 
 to lift up, to raise. 
 
 'ΆξγαζόιΛ'/ιν, Dor. for ίΐξγαζόμ',^ν, imperf. 
 pas. of ίξγκζομαί, to work, to labour. 
 
 'Hey«v^>?v, yi;, ti, 1. a. itid. pas. of ctpyodvoa, 
 f. α.\ω, to be or become white. Th. ά.ξγόί. 
 
 "Ή-ξγμχι, perf. ind. pas. and part. '/}ξγμίνος, 
 Οί^ξΖ'^^/• ξ*"? 2^' ^'ξΧ,'^^χ to begin; ;;ari. 1. a. 
 pas. ά,ζχύύί. 
 
 "ΐΐξίαι, thou askest, 2. sing. Ion. for εξ' /j, 
 from 'ίζομοι.ι, to ask ; ζίξομ,Λΐ also, is used ivith 
 the same signification. Th. ί7ξω. 
 
 'Ίί^ξί^'/ιν, 1. a. ind. pas. of αιρίω, f ήαω, 
 p. ίίξ'/ιχα, to choose ; 2. a. ζΊλον '^ξ-ζιμαι, jyerf. 
 ind. pas. I have chosen. 
 
 "ΙΙξί^ον, S. pi. i?H2)ef. ind, of ΐξίθω, to pro- 
 voke, to irritate. 
 
 "ΐί,οίΐ, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. from, κΐξίω, 
 to choose. 
 
 'Ή.ξ!ΐκ.ίΐ, 3. si7ig. plupef. οβϊζίίΒω, to sup- 
 port, prop, strengthen ; f. σω, p. Ύίξα-Λο,, part. 
 '/Ιξίΐκ-ω;, part. 1. O. m. ΐρίκτύμινοζ. 
 
 "Ή.ξίΐκ.ον, ίί, £, I cut or broke up, imperf. 
 ind. act. of ίζϊίκω, f 'ξω, to break. 
 
 'Ή.ξίίσατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of Ιξίί'^Μ, 
 f. ffuy to prop up ; to support. 
 
 Ή^^ίΓτο, 3. sing, imperf ind. pas. of u'tpio- 
 μαι. Th. αίξία>, to take, to choose. 
 
 'Ή-ξίί-φαν'Το, 3.2)1. 1. a, ind. mid. ofips'iTiu, 
 f. -φω, to throw down, to demolish; 1. a. 
 ηξΐ-φα, 2. α. νίζΐ'π-ον. 
 
 Ή-ξίμΆ, silently, gently, softly, quietly, by 
 degrees, adv. From η^ιμο;. 
 
 'Ή-ξίμάζω, f άσω, to grieve, to be sad ; to 
 be quiet or still. 
 
 'Ή,οίμίχ,ίωί, the same witli 'ήφ.μ%. 
 
 'Ή-ξίμίω, ω, f. νιτω, to be or to remain quiet, 
 still, or calm ; and 
 
 'Ήξίμίχ, κ;, '/}. quiet, tranquillity, repose. 
 
 "HPEM02, ίμνι, ΐμον, quiet, still, calm, 
 tranquil, mild, placid. From ίξ^'/ιμος, or '/ίμεξο?, 
 by Metuth. or from '^ξος, amiable, and this from 
 ίξάω, to love. 
 
 ^Η^ξίν, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act. from χ'/ξω, to 
 lift up, to raise. See^'l•I^ξκ. 
 
 "Η,^ξίΰν, imperf. ind. act. from αίξίο), to take ; 
 2. a. ind. act. ΰλον. 
 
 "ϋξίττί/,ί, 3. sing, j^crf. ind. pas. of Ιοίφω, 
 f '4'iw, to cover. 
 
 "ϋξΐΐΤΆ, ας, £, 1. a. ind. act.' from ύίξ'κτκ,ω, 
 f. άζί/ΤΛ), to please, to appease. 
 
 'U^oirKTCi, Si;, i, 1. a. ind. act. ^ο(-ησάμνιν, 
 ω, ατο, \i a. ind. m. from οΆζζτ'ίζω, f ttTot), 
 p. ψ/ίΤίκα, to cljodse. Th, αίρίω. 
 
 "ίίξετο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. Att. from ίζϋ- 
 μα.1, to ask ; imperf. ind. Ion. εΐξόμην, ου, ετο. 
 Or, us some think, 2. o. ind. m. ^ΐξομ-^ν. But 
 ηζΰμγ,ν, with t subscribed, is imperf. ind. p)as, of 
 αίξο), to lift up, to raise. 
 
 "ΥΙξευν, imperf. ind. act. Dor. for Ιί^ξευον, of 
 3•'/ΐξεύω, to hunt. Th. 9-^ξ. 
 
 "Ή,^ξευν, impef. ind. act. Dor. for ηξίνον, of 
 α,Ιζεω, f ntru, J). >?««, to take ; 2. a. εϊλον. 
 
 'Ή.ξεύν'/ιιτα, I investigated or explored ; 1. a. 
 ind. act. of Ιξευνάω, f. rtffM, to search dili- 
 gently. 
 
 "H^>?, Ion. for"^^a, a;, τι, Juno. 
 "ϋ^ξ'/ιμίχ,ι, Dein. 01. i, 56, Aiisto})h. Eccles. 
 perf ind. pas. ^ρημένοζ, part, of the same, from, 
 κίξεω, f TiffM, p. ί^ξ'/ιχχ, to choose, to take; 
 and in 3. pi. '^ξ'^κα<η. 
 
 "'Ά^ζΫΐμεν, according to Phavor. is jmt by Sync, 
 for '^ξ'ήκ,αμίν, 1 . pi. perf. ind. act. ii^yiKa,from 
 the preceding verb. 
 
 'ϊΐξ'/ιμύύ'/ίν, πζ, i], 1. a. ind. j)as. of Ιξτιμόω, 
 f ωσια, p. νίξ'^μωκ,κ, to make waste, to deso- 
 late. Th. εξημοζ. 
 
 'Ή.ξ'/ιμωμ'ενα<;, η, αν, part. J)^f' po,S. from the 
 same verb. 
 
 'ΐΐξίίξε/ν, j)lu2)ef. ind. m. Att. from «.ζω, 
 f. άξΜ, J). 7ίξκ.α, to fit, to adapt ; p. m. jf^a, 
 Att. ΰίξ'/ίξο,, and, with a new augment, >7ξ'/ΐξα' 
 hence 2)lu2>erf. νΐζήξειν. 
 
 'ΐίξ'/ΐζειστο, it stuck fast, 3. sing, pluperf 
 ind. 2^as. 'ε^εξείσμην, σο, ffTo,fro7n ίξίί^ω, f σω, 
 to fix ; p. j>as. 'ηξεια-μΆΐ, Att. ΐξίόξεισμοα, andf 
 with another augment, '/ΐξ'^ξϋιτμαι. 
 
 'Ή.,ζή<τα.ντο, they wished, 3. j)l. 1. a. ind. m. 
 of aiξεoJ, f νισω, to choose, to select ; \, a. 
 ind. act. ηξηο•α,, 1 . a. ind. ?n. '^ξΆσά,μ'ήν. 
 
 'Ή-ξ'^α-αντο, 3. ρ/. 1. a. ind. m. Ion. for 
 '/ΐξύσίϋντο, of οΐξάομοΐί, to supplicate, to pray. 
 /I. αξχ, '/I. 
 
 "Ή.^ξ^'/ιν, I was raised or taken up ; I. a. ind. 
 2)as. of α'Ιξω,ρ. ^ξκ.βί, to raise, to take up. 
 
 "~Άούξωσα,ς, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of α,ξύξόω, 
 f ωσω, to form, fashion; to articulate. Th, 
 ά,ξ^ξον. 
 
 ^ΐΐξΐ, adv. in the morning ; in the spring» 
 Fro9n ηξ, Υιξΰζ, 70, the spring ; formed from 
 ίοίξ, εα,οοζ. 
 
 'ϋξίγενειιχ, a$, h, an e2)ithet of Aurora, born 
 of the morning, or bringing the morning. From 
 v\pi γινετχι. 
 
 'Ή-ξ/γεΟΐί', εος, ο kou h, born in the spring, 
 vernal ; born of the morning• From %αζ, and 
 contract, ηξ, the spring, or m^,for ά,τίζ, the air, 
 and γίγνομοίΐ, to be. 
 
 Ήξίγόν/ι, ηζ, a 2)ro2)er name, Erigone.] 
 Ίϊξί^α,νοζ, ου, and Ion. o7o, o, the 7iame of a 
 river, Eridanus. 
 
 "Η^/ζον, imperf. ind. act. of εξί'ζω, f. \σω, 
 ρ). rip^iKu., to t;ontend, to dispute. Th. εξί?. 
 
 'ύξΐ^μίομίνκί, nom. j)l• i'"**^• P'^^f' P"^- f• S' 
 from κξΐύμεΛ}, f. 'Λσω, p. ^ξίόμν^κκ, to number, 
 to count ; 1. a. ind. act. '/ΐξί^μ^ισκ, «?, s, 2^(irt. 
 l^erf. pas. ν)ζΐύμ'/;μενοζ, vi, ov. Th. κζΐίμοζ. 
 
 ΊΙζϊζα, 3. sing. plv2yerf. ind. act. of Ιξίζω, 
 
ΗΡΟ 
 
 401 
 
 ΗΡΧ 
 
 f. /Viw, lu '/ίξίζα, to contend, to quarrel. Tk. 
 ίζίζ. 
 
 "Ή.ξίκ.ην, !ς, i, I cut or cleft ; also ncut. 
 split or was cleft ; 2. a. ind. act. of ίξύχω, 
 f, ζ,Μ, to break. 
 
 Ή,ξίνίΰς, a, av, or rather Υΐζίνιο;, of wool ; 
 for ί'ίζίιίεο;. Th. ίϊξοί, ΐοζ, τό. 
 
 Ήζϊνο;, >/ι, ΰν, by Crasisfor ίχξίνο;, of spring, 
 vernal. Th. Ίαξ, ξο;, το, the spring, co7i- 
 tract. γ,ζ. 
 
 ΉΡΓΟΝ (γΐξΐίον), ου, 'TO, araonument, sepul- 
 chre, tomb ; as if from ίξα, because the dead are 
 buried in the ground. See the next word. 
 
 "ΐΐξΐβί, a, ov, sepulchral, funeral ; xura τα,; 
 '/ΐξίαί -ττύλας, through the sepulchral gates, 
 Theojjhr. Char. .14, c:*JCording to the correction 
 of Meursius in Eleusin. c. 27, p. 82, instead 
 of the old reading Ιίξχί ττύλκί. This adjective 
 is not found in the Lexicons, but should be 
 2}laced there on the authority of this author. 
 Newton's Theophr. p. 155.] 
 
 'H^/'trev, ΐζ, ί, 2. a. ind. act. '/ΐξΐ^τόμην, 2. a. 
 ind. m. of ίξίίτοα, f •φω, to break down, to 
 demolish. 
 
 'Wpi<va)6m, yis, >?, 1. a. ind. pas. of ΐξΐ-τόω. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 "Ήξϊιτκ, us, i, 1. a. ind. act. of ΐξ'ιΖ,ω, to 
 dispute, quarrel. Th. ίξΐς, strife. 
 
 ^Ή,^ξχκ, perf. ind. act. of α/ξω, f άξΰ, to lift 
 up, to take up ; I. a. ?^a. 
 
 "Ή,ξχ,ίΐ, was sufficient ; 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 ζξχίΤτο, 3. sing, impeif. ind. j^as. of άξκ,ίω, to 
 help, to be sufficient. 
 
 "Ή.ξχίσ•ίί, cci, i, I. a. ind. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "^ϋζχτχί, 3. sing. perf. ind. pas. νίξγμαι, 
 |α/, of α,^χ^ομα,ι, to begin ; also ίίξχω, the same. 
 Th. κξχή. 
 
 Ή,.ξ«&>ί, j^cift. perf. act. from α/ξω, p. ^ξκχ, 
 to take up. 
 
 ^ϊΐ,ξμ,κί, perf. ind. pas. frojn αίξω, to lift up, 
 to take away ; 1. a. ind. j)as. y^Syiv, part. \. a. 
 2)as. α,ξβύί. 
 
 "Ίίξμοζί, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. ί{ξμοα•α, 
 as, i, 1. a. ind. act. from α,ξ(ίοζω, f. Όσω, to 
 fit, to acljust. Th. α,^ω. 
 
 'ϊΙξμοσ-/ΛίνΜ$, fitly, aptly, suitably. 
 
 'Ή-ζνίΐτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. jyas. '/ΐζνίομ'/]ν, 
 βνμν,ν, from α,ούομαι, f. ήσομχι, to refuse ; 
 1. a. m. ^ξν*ισύμ'/)ν, ω, α,το. 
 
 "H^vi /ντβ, 3. 7;t'. imperf ind. m. of α,ξνυμα,ι, 
 to take, to obtain. 
 
 'Ή-ξϊ,άμΫΐν, ω, α,το, 1. a. ind. τη. and in 
 3. pi. ίίξζ,αντο, from «.ξχ^ομαι, f. α,^ομα,ί, to 
 begin. Th. άξχ'/ι. 
 
 "ϋξ^αντο, and ίίξζοίτο. See 'Ίίξζάμην. 
 
 '^Ηξξεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of α,ξχ,ω, 
 f. \ω, to begin, to govern. Th. Λζχή. 
 
 Ή^όδίτοί, ου, ο, the name of the historian 
 Herodotus. 
 
 "Έίξομαι, perf. ind. pas. of άξόω, f. Όσ•ω, 
 p. ^ξοκΛ., to plough. 
 
 'Άξόμγίν, imperf. or 2. a. ind. m,.' from the 
 Poetic verb ίξομοΐί, to ask. 
 
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 Ίΐζόμαν, imperf. ind. pas. of α/ξω, to take 
 up, to take away. 
 
 '^liaos, a, ov, pleasant, agreeable, acceptable ; 
 νίξα, Tx, things pleasing or acceptable. From 
 ΐξάΜ, to love i with Ectasis of u 
 
 "ϋξοσα, as, £, 1• a, ind. act. of άξόω, f οσω, 
 p. ηξοκα, to plough. 
 
 "ίίξΰίταν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. for τίξον, 
 from α'/ξω, to take up. Josh. iii. 14. 
 
 "Ή-ξου, 2. nng. imperf or 2. a. ind. m. of 
 ΐξομαι, to ask. 
 
 "Ή,^ξου, 2. sing, imperf ind. pas. ^ζόμην, 
 from α'/ξω, to take up. 
 
 'H^at/, 2. sing, imperf. ind. pas. and 
 
 'ΐίξουντο, 3. pi. imperf. ind, pas. γοούμιιν, of 
 αΐξίω, to take. 
 
 'Ή-ξοΰ;, gen. sing, from 'Ή.ξω, gen. oos, con- 
 tract. mJs, 91, proper name of a loomcn, Ero. 
 
 Ή^ίΰί, gen. siiig. from "ϋξω;, a jyropet 
 name, Heros. 
 
 'Υίξΰΰτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. from 
 Άξόω, to plough. 
 
 "ΐίξ-χα,ιτίν, 3 . sing. l.a. ind. act. cf άθ'?τάΖ,ω, 
 f. σω, and ζω, p. ηξ-ττιχ,ΆΆ, to seize; 2. a. pas. 
 '/Ιξ'^άγ^ιν, p. m. ΥιξΤαγα, 
 
 "^ΐΐξσ-α, 1 . a. ind. act. uEcl. from, αξω, 
 f. αξω, and ^ol. α,ξσω, to fit, suit. 
 
 "^Ή-ξο-κν, 3. p)l. 1. a. ind. act. from a^ ω, to 
 moisten, wet. 
 
 '"^Ιί^ξται, 3. sing, perf γξμαι, from α'/ξω, to 
 take up. 
 
 "Ήξτημαί, pcif.ind. j^cis.from a,ξτάω,f. ήίτω, 
 to hang up, suspend ; hence 3. sing, jyerf. 
 imperat. pas. ηξτν\<τύω. 
 
 "^Υί^ξτο, 3. sing, pluperf. ind. j}as. from 
 '/ιξμ'/ιν, of the verb α'/ξω, to take up. 
 
 ΉΡΓ'ΓΓΙΟΝ, αυ, TO, a certain prickly 
 plant, Eryngium. 
 
 "Jίξυγγos, the shaggy beard of the goat ; as 
 if from ίΐξ'ιον, down. 
 
 "ϊΐξΰγε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. '^ξυγον, from 
 ίξίυγω, f ζ,ω, to belch up. 
 
 Ίίξνκαχί, 3. si7ig. imp)e)f. act. of ΐξυχάκω, 
 the same loith ϊξύκ,ω, to hinder. 
 
 "Ή.ξυχίν, 3. sing, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act. 
 of Ιοόζω, f |iu, to restrain, hinder. 
 
 "ίίξΰαν, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act. from αξυω, 
 f ύσ-ω, to draw up «5 luater. 
 
 "Ή.ξϋτο, jnuperf ind. pas. 3. sing, from 
 Ιξυω, to draw, drag ; to keep. Or for οξύτατο, 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m, 
 
 '^ΐiξχ;\for ηξχ^ί, 3. sing, imperf. ind, act. of 
 ίίξχω, to begin. 
 
 "Ίίξχ,α,τύ, Ion. for '/ίξγμίνοι nffav, 3. pi. plu- 
 perf. ind. pas. from ίξγω, the same with ί'/ξγω, 
 to restrain. Or from α,ζχ^ω, to begin, rule. 
 Th. α,ξχγ). 
 
 '^'Άξχ^ί, 3. sing, imperf. i?id. act. of αξ;ζω, 
 to begin. 
 
 "Ίίξγ•ύην, us, ti, 1. a. ind. pas. from αξχ^ί- 
 μαι, from αξχω, to begin, to rule. Th. 
 αξψή. 
 
 'ίΙξΡ(^όμ'/]ν, ev, iro, imperf. ind. from ^χο- 
 μαι. 
 
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 Η2Θ 
 
 "Ή,^ξω, 2. sing. 1. a. bid. in, νΐζάμνιν, ω, 
 κτο, from α'ίξω, to take up. 
 
 "ϋξο/, contract, for ^ξωχ, ace. sing, and 
 τίξο), dat.for 'ήξωί, from '/ίζως, a hero. 
 
 'Ή.^ω, Όος, contract. oZ;, yj, j^roper name of 
 a woman, Ero. 
 
 "Ή,ξωα;, and ηξωί;, acc. and nofn. pi. from 
 γ)ρωζ, cooiy 0, a hero. 
 
 'Ή-οωΙη;, ου, ο, the name of a king, Herod. 
 Hence 
 
 'Ή-ξω^ιανο), oi, the partizans or servants of 
 Herod ; the Herodians. 
 
 'ΐίξα^ίχ;, uhoi, '/I, the najne of Herod's con- 
 cubine, Herodias. 
 
 'Ή.ξωΒ'ίΜν, o'jo;, 0, a mans name, Herodion ; 
 as iffroTn γίξω? and Viuv, pursuing heroes. 
 
 'Ή.ξΛ>7^σ•α, a;, i, I . a. ind. act. from Ιοωίω, 
 to flow. 
 
 'Ή,ξωϊκ,ο;, ^, cv, belonging to or like a hero, 
 heroic. Th. Υίζως. 
 
 'ΐίξάΐίΰ;, ία, lov, and by SyncBresis, τΐζοϋοζ, 
 cj'a, ύϋον, same as the above. 
 
 "H^iwv, imperf. ind. act. from Ιξάω, to love ; 
 contract, for '^oaev. 
 
 "HPilSj cjo;, 0, a hero, a demigod, nom, j)L 
 γίξωϋ' h^utiYj, n;, h, a heroine. 
 
 'Ή-ξωτοί, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. ofίξωrά,ω, 
 f. mw, to ask. 
 
 ΊίξωτΜν, 1. sing, and 3. pi. impeif. ind. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 '^Hj, gen. from v, and this from os, his. 
 
 '^H^j, and ^iriv,for ul?, dat, pi. Ion. from '/'. 
 Th. Oi, his. 
 
 ■^Hj, 2. sing, imperf ind. and Dor. for ri, 
 3. sing. ; but γί, 2. sing. subj. from ΐΐμ), 
 to be. 
 
 ^Hi, 2. sing, imperf. ind. act. from ri[jCi,for 
 φ'/ιμί. Or by Aph<^res. for φ^;, and this for 
 έφνις, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act, from φ>ψ), to 
 say. 
 
 'Ή,^α, and ^<rvv, 1 . sing, and 3. jn. 1 . a. 
 i7id. act, of ofhu, contract, for uu^m, to sing. 
 
 'Ήο-α/, 2. sing. pres. ind. ^/Λοα, to sit. 
 
 'ΊίοΓχίας, ου, ό, the name of the 2)rophet, 
 Esaias, Hebr. 
 
 ^ϊΐσαν, there were, 3. jil. imperf. ind. from 
 ύμ), to be. 
 
 'Ή,ίταν, Att.for Ε/Ίταν, they went, 3. pi. I . a. 
 ind. act. (f ζίμι, or ιΐω, to go ; or by Syncer. 
 for ^itauv, or mtroiv, 3. pi. imperf ind. act. 
 Or τ,σα,ν may be 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. from ίβω, 
 to sing. Others consider τ,σα,ν as put for 
 >j§i/<ray, 3. ju. pluperf. ind. act. by Crasis for 
 si^i^KUffcev, from it'^ieu, to know; Eurip. Rhes. 
 854, f. '/itru, p. s'l'^ij^oi. 
 
 "ΊΛσα,ς, 2. sing. \.a. ind. act. vitrcx,, from, 
 '/i^u, f '/i(fu, to please, to delight. Th. 'Ahu',. 
 
 "ΐΐσ-ατΰ, 3. sing. I. a. ind. m. from τί'^ομα./, 
 to be pleased or delighted. 
 
 "HjffxTo, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of ΆΙω, to 
 sing. 
 
 'FLirocu, a man's name, Esau, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 Ύίσίζ'Ακα., α,ζ, ι, perf ind, act. of ασί^ίω, 
 f. TifUi to behave impiously, to be irreligious ; 
 
 1. a. yiffiSfiffui. From a. priv. and ffiScu, to 
 worship. 
 
 "Hffu, 3. sing.f. ind. act. from 'ί>ιμι, f nffu, 
 p. uxoi, to send. It may also be 1. f, from 
 ■ή^ω, to please, to delight. 
 
 'ΐίσίΧγ'/ιμαι, I was licentious or insolent ; 
 jyerf. ind. pas. from ia-Xyiutf. 7ΐα•ω, to behave 
 wantonly or insolently. Tli. a.SiXyvii. 
 
 'ϋσ-ίλγίρνα, 1. a. ind. act. from άσ-ίλγοίίνα/, 
 to behave insolently or wantonly; the same 
 with ιίίηλγίω. 
 
 ^HiTiv, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ϊω, or ϊζω, 
 to sit. 
 
 ΊΆ^ο-ζν, 3. sing. I. a. ind. act. from α^ω, to 
 sing. 
 
 '"Άσθοί, thou wast, by jEol. Paragoge of S-ec. 
 for r,;, 2. sing, imperf. ind. ; but ησίοί, thou 
 mayest be, .^ol. for ;??, 2. sing, jrres. subj. 
 from ύμ), to be. Some consider muix, also as 
 put by Sync, for -pua-^a, thou hast known, and 
 this for 'jfhis, S-a ^ol. Paragoge, 2. sing, plu- 
 perf ind. act. Ifhav, for ίΐίτ,καν, from il'^eo or 
 ει^ίω, f 7ΐσω, to know ; ^?. m. oJ^oi. 
 
 ^Ή.σ•ύα.ι, to sit, pres. inf. from γίμαι. 
 
 "Ή,σύύην, 1 . a. opt. pas. of νιίομκι, to be 
 pleased or delighted. Th. vi^vg. 
 
 'Ha-^ivuxci, I languished, perf. ind. act. from 
 u/rhviM, f. 'ήο-ω, to be weak, to be sick. From 
 acrhvhi, weak, feeble, and this from ex. priv. and 
 ffuiMoj, to be strong, to be well. 
 
 Ύίσ6'ίνουν, I was weak, I languished, imperf 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Ήσ-^ίντίί, rejoicing, nom. pi. jiart. 1. a, 
 pas. from τ^ομα,ι, to be delighted, to rejoice. 
 
 Th. α^ί. 
 
 "Ή,^σθίτο, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. ^σύομνιν, ov, 
 ίτο, from Άίσόάνομαι, f. α,Ινύτ,σομοίΐ, ]). τιιτύη- 
 μα,ι, to perceive, to feel. 
 
 "Htrh, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. from ίί^ομαί, 
 to be delighted, to rejoice. Th. vi^vs. 
 
 "Ή.,σ•ά'/ι, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. of α.%ω, to 
 sing. 
 
 "Ή.^<τΰημα.ι, perf. ind. pas. ; hence 3. sing, 
 pluperf. iiid. γσ-^το, in perf. irf. '^ffSviirSait 
 from α,Ια-ύάνομαι, to feel, to perceive, 2. a. 
 ind. m, γιίτθΌμ'/ΐν. 
 
 "ΐΐα-ί'/α, yis, Yt, 3. j^l- νκτβ'/ιιϊα,ν, 1. a. ind. pas., 
 hence 'ha'Uytvai, 1. a. irf. from ^'^ω, to delight, 
 to rejoice. Th. ti^ug. 
 
 'Ή-^σ^^ισ-ύμην, ω, ecro, I perceived, I felt, 
 1. a. ind. m. from αϊιτ^κνομαι. See^'Yi^auiTo. 
 
 'ϊΐ^σ-ΰ^σύχί, to have perceived or felt, perf. 
 ind. pas. of the same verb. 86β"'Ά^(τθνιμα,ι. 
 
 '}ίΐτύιηβΌμοίΐ, I. f. ind. pas. from ίί^ομχι, to 
 be delighted, to rejoice, 1 . a. ind. j)as. νισύγιν, 
 Th. rilvi. 
 
 "Hffuyiro, 3. sing, pluperf . ind. pas. qfobsol. 
 verb ίσ6ioμaι,for ϊννυμαΐ), to be clad or dressed, 
 part, pef, pas. νατίτιμίνοί. From itruhs, tiros, 
 9), a garment. Th, 'ίω, or ϊννυμι. 
 
 "Ή.,ο•^το, 3, sing, jrluperf. ind. pas. from 
 α,Ιΐϊδά,νομοίί, to perceive, to feel. See "H^o-^jj- 
 μκί. 
 
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 "Ή,σύιαν, if, ι, imperf. ind. act. of ϊσθίω, 
 f. itru, p. ^(τθικοι, to eat. Th. 'i<r6u. 
 
 "^σθμψκ, ay, i, \. a. ind. act. from ασθ- 
 μαίνω, y. ανω, p. Yitfi (Jt-ayKOf, to pant. 1h> 
 ασΰμ,α. 
 
 ''Ά^ΰύ'ομγί'/, and in 3. pZ. γσύοντο, 2. a. ind. 
 m, from α.\(τ6άνομαι, f. αΙσί'ΑοΌμα,ι, to perceive, 
 to feel. 
 
 ^ΐί,(η. Ion. for tj, he may be, 3. sing, siibj. 
 from, it fit. 
 
 Ήο-ί, bi/ Apoc. for φτισ), 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 act. from φ'/ιμί. 
 
 ^M^ffty, hy Faragoge Poet, for n, 3. sing. 
 subj.from ζΐμ), to be. But 
 
 "^Έί,σιν, dat. 2^1' Ion. for uJg, from o?, yi, ov, 
 his, hers, its ; or from o;, 'Λ, o, who, which. 
 
 'Jiffso^os, ov, 0, the name of a Poet. From 
 ^ffis, delight, and o'^os, a way. 
 
 'Hiriuv'/i, r,;, h, a jnoper name, Hesione.] 
 
 Ήλ?, ίωξ, ij, pleasure, delight, enjoyment. 
 From 'A^o), to please, to delight. Hence the 
 English word ease. 
 
 'Hirirovv, I was hungr}^, I fasted, impeif. 
 ind. act. of ασιτιω' and this from a, pric. and 
 σΤτοξ, corn. 
 
 "Hffxuv, Ion. or on account of a vowel fol- 
 lowing, for ijffxtf, he exercised, 3. sing, imperf 
 ind. act. of α,σκίω, f. τ,^ω, p. '/jffx'/jxx, to exer- 
 cise ; to make with skill, to adorn ; j). pas. 
 τισκνιμα,ι, σαι, ται. 
 
 'ϊΙα•Ά^}θ-/ι>, 1. a. ind. pas. and 
 
 "Ή.ο•κ'/]χχ, perf. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 "HffKYiffctv, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 "Hj-kovv, impetf, ind, act. of ο,σκΛω, to ex- 
 ercise. 
 
 ^Η,ίτ^α;, I was praised or celebrated, i^eyf. 
 ind. pas. from aha, to sing. 
 
 ^Hc^a/, per/I ind. pas. from '/ΐοομαι, to be 
 delighted, to rejoice. Th. hVji, sweet. Put 
 some consider νίσμαι as perf. ind. pas. of Τζω, 
 p. nxoif to sit. 
 
 "Η.^σ•μίν, by Sync, for ^ι^ίΐμίν, 1 . pi. pluperf. 
 ind. act. rihitv, Ait. for u^nv, and this by Cra- 
 sisfor ίϊ^ήκ,ίΐν, from u^hw, or iloiiu, to know. 
 
 "^ϊία-ο, 2. sing, imperf. ind. m. of γιμΆν 
 from ίΐμ), to bo. 
 
 ^Έίσο, 2. sing, imperf. or imperat. from 
 'ήμαι, to sit. 
 
 'ΐΙ(Τ7τά,ζον-ο, 3. pi. imj)erf. ind. jyas. from 
 ασπάζομαι, f ύ,σομαι, p. ^σ-τασμαι, to em- 
 brace, to salute. 
 
 "Ή.α-τϊκκ, part, perf ind. act. '/ιστίκότίς, 
 from άσ-τίξω, to defend. Th. α-σ^τίξ. 
 
 ^ΗίΤιτα, or nrrex, jji, h, defeat ; inferiority ; 
 and 
 
 'ΈΙσσάομαί, or ηττάομαι, contract, ωμαι, 
 f. ήσΰμΛΐ, to be worsted, to be defeated or vaxi- 
 quished, to yield, to be inferior ; mffuvro, 
 3. pi. imperf ind. Eurip. Th. 'ήσσων. 
 
 'Ή.^α•(η, for ^cn, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. ησα, 
 from ίβω, to sing. 
 
 'Ή.σσήύ'ί',ν, 1. a. ind. pas. from ησσάομαι, to 
 be vanquished. Th. ν\σσω•». 
 
 'Ήβ'ίΓον, less, η. g. from 
 
 "ΗΣ2ΠΝ, and τίττ&ιν, ovos, ο xu) v, less, 
 inferior ; in n. g. ^σσον, or ^τταν, less. Whence 
 '/ισσάομαι, to be vanquished. 
 
 "^YLtrroii, 3. sing. perf. of τίμα,ι, I sat. 
 
 '^H^ffTav. See ^Ή.,σ•τί. 
 
 'HffTctTouv, imperf. ind. act. of άιττατίω, to 
 be unsettled or unstable ; to reel, stagger. 
 From a priv. and 'ίσ-ττιμι, to stand. 
 
 "^Ji^ffTi, ye knew, by Sync, for ^turi, 2. pi. 
 plupef. ind. act. of phiv, by Crasis for s/^ji- 
 «£/»!, from t'ih'iu. So γστοίν, for Ti^mrctv, 3. ^;/. 
 pluperf. and 
 
 "H,<rr>5v, they had known, 3. dual, pluperf. 
 ind. act, by Sync, for τβιίτ'/ιν from the same 
 ve7-b. 
 
 "Jiirryiv, 3. dual, impetf. ind. Poet, for '^rm, 
 and in 2. j}l. naTi,for ^τί, from ίίμι, to be. 
 
 "Hc-TJjv, for Yiffu'/iv, 3. dual, imperf. τιμγιν, 
 from νίμαι, to sit. 
 
 ^Ή^στινοσοΰν, formed from the explet. parti- 
 cle oZv, and offTi?, 'ήης, on, zohich makes in the 
 genitive, f g. n^^ivoc, of Avhatever, whatsoever, 
 supply Tmom-Toi, quality, or someihing similar. 
 
 "Jiffre, Poet, for r^ro, 3. sing, imperf. ind. 
 from τίμα.!, to sit ; or it is pluperf. ind. 2)us. of 
 ίζω. 
 
 'Έία-τον, ijffTyiv, Poet, for nrov, ^mv, dual, 
 imperf. ind. from εΙμι, to be. 
 
 "ϊΐσ-τξ/χ,ττί, it shone, it illuminated, 3. sing, 
 impeif. ind. act. from α,στξάτττω, f -φω, p. φα, 
 to lighten, to shine. 
 
 'ΐίσυνίίτ'/ιζα, pcf. ind. act. of ά,συνύίτίω, to 
 violate cue's engagements. Froin a j)riv. and 
 συν-Ί^ήμι, to put together, to compose. Th. 
 τΐόνιμι, to place. 
 
 Ύίσυχάζω, f άσω, p. 'Λ<τΰχοι.•Λα, to be quiet 
 or still, to rest, to be siient ; h άτοξία τον μγι 
 '/ί(τυχ^ά,ζίΐν, the impossibility of taking any rest, 
 (by Alt. Pleonasm of μνι) Thucyd. ii, 49 ; 
 part, pres.f g. ησυχ^άΖ,ονσΌί. Th. νισ'υχ^οζ.'\ 
 
 ''Άσνχ^αΊος, aloe, a7ov, the Same ivith Th. 
 γισυχ^η;. 
 
 'Ή.(τνχ7ι, adv. quietly, silently, softly, gently, 
 insensibly. From the same. 
 
 'Ή.Β'υχ,ία, ας, and Ion. -ttj, ng, ii, quietness, 
 stillness, repose, tranquillity, silence, leisure, 
 solitude. From the same Th. 
 
 Ύίσνχ^ίοί, ov, ο χ,α) h, the same with 
 
 "ΙίΣΤΧ02 (νισυχ^ο;), ου, ο χα) vt, quiet, 
 still, tranquil, at leisure, silent ; as if ntn* 'ίχι^ν, 
 at one's ease. From ϋόω, to delight. 
 
 'Ή-β-ΰχω;, adv. quietly, silently, tranquilly. 
 
 'ΐία•φ«λίσ-αντΰ, they made fast or secure. 
 
 Act, xvi, 24 ; I. a. ind. mid. from ασφαλίζω, 
 
 f. \σω, p. za, to make fast, to secure, and this 
 
 from ασφαλτ,;, safe. From a jmv. and ο-φάλ- 
 
 λω, to throw down, to supplant. 
 
 "Ή.σχ;αλον, 3. jj/. 2. a. ind. act. from ασ- 
 χ^άλλω, to be chagrined. 
 
 'Ή-σχολ^η^ησαν, they were busied or occupied, 
 and this 3. 2)1. I, a. ind. ;?as. fro7n άσχολίω, 
 to be busy or occupied. From ασχ^οΚος, ov, 
 xa) 'h, destitute of leisure, busy •, from a 
 2mu. and σχολή, leisure. 
 
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 ^Ή.,σ•χ^ύνίτο, he blushed or was ashamed, ί?ι 
 5. pi. '},σ^ννοντ3, impsrf. ind. jms.J^rom aitr;^v- 
 νομαι, p. ^(τχ^υμμα,ι. Th. ακτχ^ος. 
 
 "Ησ-Λ/, I shall or will send, 1 . f. ind. act. of 
 Ίημι, to send ; 2. a. ind. act. nv. 
 
 "Ή.ΰ•ίϋ, I shall or will go, I• f. qf the verb 
 ΐϊμι. From ίω, obsol. to go. 
 
 "Hr^ybr «rs, and the, j^^^pos. article, which 
 takes the accent from the enclitic n. 
 
 "ϊίτα,ιτίν, 3. siyig. 1. a. indie, act. of Ιτάζω, 
 f. aa-ct), to examine, inquire. 
 
 '^Ή.τί, 2. j}l. imperf. ind. «v, from ίΐμ), to 
 be. But ^rz is 2. j^l• subj. of the same verb. 
 
 "^H^Tss, and ^Vesv, ivhen followed by a vou'el, 
 and contract, γτει, 3. nng. imperf. ind. act. 
 from αιτίω, f ^ο-ω, ji. ^Ttixec, to ask, beg. 
 
 Ήτ£ κί, in truth, certainlj^, truly, doubtless. 
 
 'Unavu^tiffav, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. from 
 ά,ν&χ,νού), 1 . a, ind. act. ^τίκνωσα, α,ς, s, to 
 make childless, make barren. From a. priv. 
 and r'iKvev, a son. Tk. τίκτΜ. 
 
 "Έίττιχα, as, !, perf ind. act. and 
 
 ^1^ ^T'/iKuv, plupeif. of aWtct), to ask. 
 
 "Yirri'i, 3. dual, imperf. ind. of %\μ), to be. 
 
 Ή,τ>7ο•α<Γ^ί, 2. pi. γιτνι/τατο, 3. sing. 1. a, 
 ind. VI. from a.]T'%m,f. r.ffui, 1. ft. '^mtfci. 
 
 ^Rr/, truly, certainly, adv. Th. ^'. 
 
 'ΈΙτίΆτο, he reproached or accused, 3. sing, 
 imperf. ind. m. from αΐτιάομαι, to accuse, 
 Th. air ία. 
 
 ^ΤΑτιμύσίην, ης, Ά, 1. α. ind. pas. of αημάο^'. 
 
 'Ιίτίμησ•', for '/ιτίμ'/κη, he dishonoured, he 
 outraged, 3. sing. 1. a. hid. act. of ατιμάω, 
 and this from a jmv. and τιμτι, honour. Th. 
 
 TiCJ. 
 
 "Ητί/, or, either, truly, indeed. Th. ij. 
 
 'Ή,τοίμαζί, Ά. sing. imj)eif. ind. act. and 
 
 'ϊίτοίμαα'α, ας, s, and in 3. pi. ίιτοίμασ'χν, 
 1. a. ind. act. (f ιτοιμάΖ,ω, f. ά(;ω, p. 'hroi- 
 μΛχα, to prepare ; part. perf. pas. '/ιτοιμασμί- 
 vo;, '/I, ov. Th. ίτοιμβζ. 
 
 Ίίτύίμαίτται, 3. sing. p^//*. ind. pas. viro'i- 
 μασμα,ί. See the preceding. 
 
 "^Hthv, ye were, 2. dual, impef. ind. from 
 iifji), to be. 
 
 'Ή.τΰξ, οξοζ, το, the heart, mind, soul ; the 
 breast. So7ne consider it as indeclinable. Hence 
 μιγαΧ'/ιτωξ, οξο;, ό xxt 'η, having a great soul, 
 magnanimous, brave. 
 
 Ή^τβί/ντβ, 3. ρ/, imperf. ind. ])as. of αΐτιω, 
 f. ήσω, p. nryjza, to ask, to seek. 
 
 "HTPION, ου, TO, the thread or warp in the 
 loom, a web, cloth. Used also by Schol. 
 Nicandr.for the liver, perhaps from the inter, 
 lacing qfils blood vessels. 
 
 ''HTPON, ov, TO, the lower belly, the part 
 of the belly below the navel, ttuere is situated 
 the ϋτζίον, or tissue of the intestines ; or from 
 %^ω, to eat. 
 
 "^Hrra, or ν\7σα, '/!$, '/i, defeat, slaughter, 
 inferiority. Th. '!ίττων. 
 
 'ϊίττύομκι, contract, ϋμαι, or '/ισ-ιτάομκι, to 
 be vanquished or overcome ; to be unsuccess- 
 ful; to be inferior, perf. ind. pas. ηττ-Αμαι• 
 
 'Afrai^ai rtvi, to be overcome by any one, 
 2. Pet. ii, 1 9, by an unusual construction ; 
 1. a. ind. pas. vittyiSviv, us, ά• jmrt. I. a. 
 '/ιττη^ΐΐ;, ivTos. Th. ',',α-ίτων. 
 
 'Ή-ττασ^χί, pres. inf.frorn the preceding. 
 
 'Ή-ττάία, f. '/ί(τω, to A'^anquish, conquer, over- 
 
 come. 
 
 "Λ 
 
 Ιίτττιμα, ατός, το, diminution, damage, 
 loss; defeat. From I. pers. sing. perf. ind. 
 pas. of the same verb and Th, 
 
 'Ή.ττ•/ιμίνί;, >?, ov, vanquished, overcome, 
 ])art. perf. pas. from '/ίττάομα.:. 
 
 ^Ηττον, flV'ji, TO, less ; also loss ; us το 
 ^ττβν, with less or injuiy. From ίίσσων, or 
 tjTTov, less, inferior. 
 
 "Ηττώ/ν, ovas, κ,α) «, less, smaller; xoith 
 the genitive, inferior to, subject to •, ήττων 
 νόο-ου, exposed or liable to disease ; ou;)i^' nf- 
 rova, not less ; α'Λϊν iirrov, nevertheless. | 
 
 'ΐίτνχ^α, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. of ατυ- 
 χ^ίω, to be unfortunate. From a priv. and 
 τΰχ'Λ, fortune. 
 
 "Ή,τω, let him he, for ϊιττω, 3. si7ig. imperat. 
 from ίΐμ), to be. From the obsol. Ιω, in im- 
 perat. ii, ϋτω, and by Crasis ίίτω. 
 
 Ή-ΰγα, 3. sing, impef. ind. act. for η'ύγΐί- 
 from avy'iUjfor ah^ioi, to boast. 
 
 'Άυ^α, and '/i'S^a, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 r,il^aov, I spoke or said, from αν^άυ, f. τιο-ω. 
 Th. αΐ^ή. 
 
 ϋυόά^α,ντο, Oor.for vjVdaffavTo, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. m. from αυ^άζομαι, to speak, the same 
 with ανίάω. Th, αυ1ή• 
 
 }ανζ•/ίκωζ, having said or spoken, 'part, perf. 
 act. from αυ^άω, f. nffu, to speak. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 'ΆνοΌχπΰ'Ά, Att.for ilVoKriffa, 1. a. ind. act. 
 of ίυοοκ,ίω, to be pleased, to be willing. 
 
 Ηίέβν, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act. of zv^sj, 
 f ίΐ^ήίτω, to sleep. 
 
 Huriva, I dried or made dry, 1. a. ind. act. 
 of alaUcj, to dry. Th. αυω. 
 
 Ή.υβύνίνιν, us, ri, 1. a, ind. jms. of ιυύΰνω, 
 f. υνω, J), γχα, to direct, guide. Th. ihivs. 
 
 ϊΐνχ,αίξονν, imperf. ind. act, Att. for iixai- 
 psov, o-jv, of ζΐκαιο'ίω, f. ΐίσω, to be at leisure, 
 to have a convenient time. From iS, well, 
 and καίξος, time, occasion. 
 
 'Ή.ύκ,ομος, ov, ό και fi, having beautiful hair, 
 fair-haired, by Poet. Diceresis, for ίΰκομο?, gen. 
 Ion. νιϋκόμοιο. From sv and κΌμτι, the hair. 
 
 Ηύ'λί/, for ntikii, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. 
 yitlXiov, ovv, from ανλίω, to play on a pipe or 
 flute. Th. αολόζ. 
 
 Έίυ\γισαμίν, 1. pi, 1. a. ind. act. ηνλκαα, 
 from αυΧΊω, f. ν\σω, p. nvkyixa, to play on a 
 pipe or flute. Th. αυλός. 
 
 Ή.νλΊσύην, r,s, vi, in 3. pi. )]vXi<ror,irxv, 1 . a. 
 ind. ])as. from αυλίζομαι, p. γ,ΰλκτμαι, to be in 
 a stable ; to lodge, to keep watch. Th. αυλνι. 
 
 Ή.υλόγίι, 2. sing, impef. ind. act. Alt. from 
 ίυλογίω, f vffM, p. ίΐλόγγικα, to bless. Fro7ii 
 ευ and λόγος, a word ; and this from λίγω, to 
 say, p. ind. m. λίλογα. 
 
ΗΦΕ 
 
 405 
 
 ΗΧΘ 
 
 'Ht/y, acc. sing, from «i»?, good, brave, Th. 
 
 ■> .1. / c 
 
 tUf, sij, 0. 
 
 Ίίί1ξα.η, 3. sing, imperf. ind. of αυξάνω, 
 f. α.υ\ήσω, j)• ''?ί'Ί»ί««? to increase, to grow 
 strong ; 1. a. pas. νιυξνιόην. Th. κίζω. 
 
 Ηίξατί, 3. si7ig. 1. a. ind. m. Att. from 
 ίΰχ^ομοίί, to pray, to supplicate. 
 
 "Ηΐ/'ξίν, he groaned, 1. a. ind. act. of αυω, 
 
 and hj Dialijsis, ά.ΰω, f. aitru. Hence is 
 
 formed, xoith σ doubled, a ηβιυ present α,'υσσω, 
 
 /! ξ«• 1 . α. «ϋξα. Or from comm,. fut. α,υίτω. 
 
 Dor. ίύ%α>. 
 
 ^Ή.ύζί'το, 3. sing, imperf. ind. j)as. from 
 αυ^ομα*, for αυξάνομαι, to increase ; l.y. ind. 
 m. α,υς'Ασομα,ι. Th. α'ίζ,ω. 
 
 Ή-υξ^ίπν, I Avas increased, 1. a. ind. pas. 
 from α.υ\άνω,' f. %σω' 1. a. ind. act. τιυ^'/ισα' 
 perf. pas. ί^ίί^'/ΐμ»ί' and 
 
 ϊίνξ'^ίηχ,, 1. a. ind. act. of the same. See 
 Ίίνζιηβ'/ΐν. Th. αίζ,ω. 
 
 Ή.ν'^οξίΐτο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. Att. 
 of ιυ•7Γορ%<α, f '/leru, p. ίυτ'οξ'/ικΛ, to have the 
 means or power, to be abundantly able. From 
 ί'ντοξοζ, that may be passed through. Th. 
 τίίξύα, p. m. "τ'ί-ζοξα.. 
 
 ίΐυξάμην, ω, α,το, I found, by Sync. Att. 
 and jEol.for ίύζίσάμνιν, 1. a. ind. mid. from 
 ίυοΊσκω, f. είΐξΐίσω, p. iSoTjxa, to find ; 2. a. 
 ίνξον. 
 
 Ή.ίΐξ^ο'ίοίΐ, perf. inf. pas. Att. of the same. 
 
 ϊΐυξω, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of ηί/ξάμνίν. 
 
 Ή«ί, by Poet. Ectasis for ιύζ, good, brave ; 
 gen. hio^' 
 
 "Ht/Va, ας, ε, by resolution of the diphthong 
 for ηΖίτα., \. a. ind. act. from α,ΰω, to cry 
 out, to exclaim. 
 
 'HyV, for huTc, as, like as ; by Ectasis and 
 Dialysis Ion. for ευτί, adv. 
 
 ϊίΰφρΰ,να, ας, f, and in 3. pi. τιυψξαναν, 
 1. a. ind. act. Att. for ενφξανα• and 
 
 Τίυφξάν6*ιν, VIS, sj, Att. for ευψξάνΰγιν, \. a. 
 ind. j)as. of ευφξαίνω, to gladden, to cheer. 
 From ευ, and ψξίιν, the mind. 
 
 'Ή^α, jyef. ind. act. of a-Trru^f. -^u, to tie, 
 fasten; 2. a. ^φον, p. jms. τίμμαΐ' 1. a. pas. 
 
 Ίίφαίσ-τίΐο;, ίία, ειον, of or belonging to 
 Vulcan, Vulcanian ; το 'ΈΙφαίστε/ον, scil. Ιίξον, 
 the temple of Vulcan, and τα 'ΐίφαίο-τΐ/α, the 
 feast of Vulcan. From 
 
 "ΗΦΑΙ2Τ02, ου, 0, Vulcan, the god who 
 2)resided over fre ; fire, flame; light. From 
 αττω, to kindle, and alfTou, to destroy. 
 
 'ΐίφανίΐτό^ν, ης, η, 1. α. ind. pas. and 
 
 'Ή.φάνια•μαι, ffxi, σται, perf. ind. pas. from 
 κφανίζω, f. ίσια, to make disappear, to extin- 
 guish, to obscure. From αφανές, invisible, 
 obscure ; and this from a priv. and <puivu, to 
 appear, 
 
 "Ίίφα(τα, I. a. ind. act. of αφάω, to handle, 
 touch, feel. From άφίι, touch. Th. α-^ττομαι. 
 
 ΎΙφζι^'/ικασαν, 3. jyl. pluperf. ind. act. of 
 άφει^ίω, not to spare, to despise ; imjyerf. '},φεί- 
 aivv part. perf'. '/ιφείθ?ιαύί. From ά^ε/δ>?ί, 
 
 not sparing ; and this from, a priv. and φεί- 
 δομαι, to spare. See ^Αφεί^εω. 
 
 'Ή-φεί^ουν, imperf. ind. of ΰφειίεω, Thucyd. 
 ii, 51.] 
 
 Ήφείβ'/ιν, for αφε'ιύ'/ιν, I jnelded, I. a. ind. 
 pas. of αφΊημι, to dismiss, to permit. From, 
 άτο and 'ίτιμι, to send. Th. ϊω. 
 
 '"Άφνινιακως, with the j^reposilion augmeniedf 
 for αφηηακας, part. perf. act. from αφηνιάΖ,ω, 
 to refuse or to throw off the reins. From u-r» 
 and Wta, ας, 'h, a rein. 
 
 "Ήφβα, Dor. for »φό^ι, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 pas. and 
 
 '^Ή.φίαι, to have touched, perf. inf. jms: of 
 αττω, f "ψω, p. ηφα, to touch ; jp, 2)as. ?ιμ- 
 μαι. 
 
 "Ή-φιε, 2. a. ind. act. of αφείω, or ά,φίν,μι, to 
 permit ; 2. a, αφιον, and, with the prepositiort 
 augmented, ίίφίον, ες, ι. Or it is rather to be 
 considered as 2. a. ind. act. of αφιίω, to dis- 
 miss, send away, 2.f. αφιω- 2. a. '/ίφιοτ^ Marc. 
 i, 34, xi, 15. Ptalolegat. ad Caium, Very 
 little used ; but instead of it, 
 
 'ΈΙφΙει, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. for ίφίτ•,, 
 as ΙτΊβίί is for ΙτΙύτι, from αφίγιμ:, or, accoi-ding 
 to others, ίφί'/ίμι. Th. εω. 
 
 'Ή,φυσάμτ,ν, ω, aro, 1. a. ind. m. from 
 αφΰτσω, or αφίιαι, f. σω, p. ίίφυχα, to draw up,, 
 to draw out, as tvater. 
 
 'Ή.φωξκτ9αι, perf. infin. jms. Att. of άφοξίζύΐ, 
 f ίσω, p. ίίφωξίκα, to separate, mark out, de- 
 fine. From ατο and οξος, a bound, limit. 
 
 ^ϋχ;ε, 3. sing. ])ef. ind. act. fro?n α,γω, 
 f. α,ξο, p. '/ίχα, to lead ; perf. itifin. pas. γ,χβαι• 
 part. 1. a. pas. α,χ^ύε'ίς. 
 
 Ή;^£Γ, 3. shig. pres. indie, of ίιχ'ε&ι, f. mu, 
 to sound. Th. ΐιγ^ος. 
 
 'H_;^Era,yor -Αχήτα, voc. sing, from nx,rirniy 
 ου, 0, one that makes a loud noise, sounding, 
 shrill. From the same Th. 
 
 'H;^s<u, ω, f ήσω, to sound, resound, ring, 
 tinkle ; to sing. 
 
 'H;^;»j, ίί, v\, tlie same with ^χος. 
 
 'Ή,^'/ιεις, and in f g. '/ιχ'/ιεσσα, resounding, 
 roaring, echoing ; singing; adj. from rix}i, the 
 same with Th. ήχος, a sound. 
 
 'Ή.χόεσβ*ιν, 1. a. ind. pas. of αχύομαι, f 
 νίΟΌμαι, or ίσομαι^ to be weighed down, to be 
 grieved or aflSicted ; as if formed from αχύ'εο- 
 μαι. Th. αχύος, εος, το. 
 
 "ϋχ^αμαι, Ι was an enemy, I hated, perf. 
 ind. pas. from εχβάνομ,αι, as f formed from 
 Ιχβεομαΐ' 1. f ind. m. εχύή^ομχι• 1. a. 
 ind. τη. τιχ&όμην. Th. ϊχ6ο;, εος το, hatred. 
 Some derive it from αχΰομαι. Th. οίχθος, a 
 weight. 
 
 "Μχ^ΐΐν, ν)ς, ri, 1. a. ind. pas. of ayu,f. a\u, 
 to lead. 
 
 "Ήχΰ/ΐξί, 3. ang. 1. a. ind. act. of Ιχύαίξα, 
 f. αξΰ, p. τ^χθαξχα, to hate. Th. εχ^οΐ, 
 εος, TO. 
 
 ^Ή-χθόμην, in 3. pi. ηχ6όντο, 1. a. ind. m. 
 of \χ$άνομαι, to be hated ; as if from Ιχ&ίομαι. 
 See "ΐίχύτ,μαι. Or it may be itnpeif. ind, of 
 
Ηχα 
 
 406 
 
 ηώς 
 
 αχύο/ΔΛΐ, f. {(rofcaif or ^crofieu, to be angry 
 with. Th. αχύοξ, ios, TO. 
 
 "^ΐί,ρζΐ,/ον γ, where, adv. Th. os, z, o, who, 
 which . 
 
 "Jl^Xvffi, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of αχ^χΰω^ 
 J. vffu, to be dark, to darken or obscure. Th. 
 «X^iis, vos, h. 
 
 'Ή-,χ^μ,ίΐίλάτίνται, 3. sing. p. ind. j^as. from 
 αιχ^μ'χΧωτιύΜ, to lead captive ; \, a. act. 
 ^ιχμ.αλΜΤίυίτα,, κς, ε. See Αι^μάλατοξ. 
 
 '^Ή.^χ^ον. Dor. for ί^χον, imperf. ind. act. of 
 %χω, f ΐέ,ω, to have. 
 
 ^HX02, ov, 0, a sound, noise, voice; a 
 clamour, a cry ; an echo. Is it not deHved 
 from α,γω, to break, or rather from α.ω, to 
 breathe ? 
 
 'ΐΐχζίίάύτ^ν, and in 3. pi. νιχζίΐύύτισα,ν, 1 . a. 
 ind. pas. of α,χξί/οω, f. ωσω, p. τιχ^ξύωκοί, to 
 make useless. From α pm. and χξίία. 
 
 ας, 91. 
 
 'ϋχω, όος, οΖί, 71, an echo or reflected sound. 
 Th. rixes. 
 
 'ΐί•φκμί!ν, ω, ura, 1 . α. ind. m. of atro^at, 
 or a.<7tru,f -φύ,, p. ^φκ, to touch. 
 
 "Η-φ^β-βί, as, s, 1. a. ind. act. from ί-φω, 
 f. ί-φήσω, to boil. Hence 'ίφνιμα, pottage, gruel. 
 Ή^ίί^',/οΓ Ιώ rs. See 'Ucis. 
 'Ή^θίν, in the morning ; 'iautv, at day break. 
 Th. ίιύί. 
 
 ^Ή.ω6ι, adv. in the morning, at dawn. From, 
 τίοις, the morning. 
 
 Ή^ωνίχα, 3. sing, pluperf. ind. act. of 
 j κΙωνΓζω, f 'iffu, p. γωνικα, to make eternal ; to 
 endure forever. Th. αΐύν. 
 
 'Ή,ωαί, ΜΛ, uav, of or in the morning, early % 
 j eastern ; the east. From hu?, the morning. 
 I 'Ήωξίΐτο, 3. sing, imperf ind. of (Δω^ομΆΐ, 
 
 j to be raised up in the air, to be exalted. Th. 
 
 ' J ./ 
 
 j 'ΐί^ωςουν, imperf. ind. act. of a.]ωg^ω^f. νβ-ω, 
 
 p. ^ύξγικ,οί, to lift up on high, to exalt. 
 
 I Ή1ΤΣ, όος, ous, V}, the morning, daybreak, 
 
 ' dawn, the day, the sun ; the east ; ace. ma,, ieS, 
 
 '' and viud\for ri&i τζ, or *ιω η. From αϋω, to shine. 
 
 Θ. 
 
 ΘΑΙ 
 
 ΘΑΛ 
 
 Θ, the eighth Greek letter, as a mark of 
 numbers, denotes nine ; and ivith a little mark 
 subscnbed fS-J, nine thousand. It has the sound 
 of T, with an aspiration ; S- Ion. for τ• by the 
 jEoI. δ is changed into 3-, and B- into φ, as 
 f'/ip,for Β-^ξ- sometimes ττλεονάζί/, it is redun- 
 dant, as BafJt,a,,for α,μα,. 
 
 θ', for Ti, when followed by an aspirate. 
 
 θάασα-ίν, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. Ion. of 
 Βα.ά.σσω, the sarne with Β-οάζω, to sit, to move 
 quickly. Th. B-ooi, a, όν. 
 
 Sccyyi, 2. sing. 2.,f ind. m. Β-οιγονμκί, 
 from Βάσσω, to hasten, for Βα.ά,<τ(τωί See 
 (^aaffffiv. 
 
 Θαδ^κΓβί, ew, 0, tlie 7iame of one of the 
 Apostles, Thadd8eus, Syr. 
 
 QoittTo, Dor. for 3-yiuro, and this Ion. for 
 iharo, 3. sing, imperf ind. from Βιάομα.ι, and 
 Ion. ^γιίομα,ί, οΖμκ,ι, to view, to behold. 
 
 Θάίο, Ion. for S-aou, pres. imperat. pas. of\ 
 Β-άομΆΐ, for Βιάομαι, f Βίίσομν.ι, to vie'v, to j 
 behold. I 
 
 @ά'/ιμα,, Βίτοζ, το, Dor. for Β-ί-κμα., το, a 
 remarkable sight or object, a spectacle. From ] 
 the same Th. \ 
 
 QariTOi, 71, ov, worthy to be seen or looked ι 
 at, wonderful, conspicuous, Dor. for Β-ί»τό$. 
 From the satne Th. j 
 
 QoilCc-j, to drive, impel, Hesych. for j 
 
 ©οίίμοζ, οίκ,ίοί, (Τ'τόξοί, Hesych. perhajjs cor- 
 rupted f-om ^όμος. 
 
 ΘΑΙΡΟ'2, ου, ο, a hinge ; the axle-tree 
 of a wheel. From Β-ύξα, a gate. Hesych. 
 
 &ΰίκ,ίω, f. viffM, to sit ; and 
 
 &οί,χίύω, f iuerof, the same. From 
 
 θά«ί)ί, ου, ό, a seat, a theatre or public 
 place having seats for spectators. 
 
 @Άλ»μγι, «f, i, a bed, a den, hole, a lurking 
 place of fishes. Th. ΒάΧοί,μοζ. 
 
 &α.>.Βΐ,μνιΊ'ϋί ^ουξοί, wood proper for building 
 a bedchamber or a house. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Θαλαμηπόλος, ov, ο and h, one who has the 
 care of a bedchamber, a chamberlain, a valet- 
 de-chambre ; a bridegroom. From Βάλαμος 
 a bedchamber, and -ττολίω, to turn. 
 
 Θαλάμια, α;, ί, Ion. ΒαΧαμΙνι, >;?, the hole 
 in a vessel through which the oar jmsses ,• an 
 oar. Th. Βάλαμος. 
 
 Θαλαμαισ-ι, dat. pi. Ion. from 
 
 ΘΑ'ΑΑΜ02 (Βαλαμο;), ov, ό, a bed- 
 chamber, a marriage bed, a nest ; an apart- 
 7ne')it wJiere 7noney and other treasures are de^ 
 posited, a strong-box ; the holiest part of a 
 temple, a chapel ; a house ; the sockets of the 
 eyes ; the lower part of a ship ; the place and 
 day of marriage, nuptials ; as if from, Βάλλειν, 
 to sprout ; or from Βάλ'ττω, t• warm, because 
 there Βαλτόμιύα. 
 
βΑΛ 
 
 407 
 
 ΘΑΜ 
 
 ΘΑΆΑ2ΣΑ, or -ττα, πί, h, the sea, the 
 water of the sea ; a lake ; an aqueduct, a canal ; 
 as if from Β-άλλω, to be green ; the sea being 
 of a green colour. 
 
 Θχλύίτσίΰί, ου, ο xxt «, of or belonging to 
 the sea, marine, maritime ; skilled in nautical 
 affairs. From the preceding. 
 
 ©Άλα,σσΌχ,ξο,τιω, to have or to obtain the 
 command of the sea ; and 
 
 &χλοία•(Τοχξάηϋξ, οξοί, ο, one who has the 
 command of the sea. From Β-άλαο-α-α, the 
 sea, and χξκτίω, to command. Th, χξάτοί. 
 
 θαλασιτο-ττΌξοί, ου, ο χα) η, journeying over 
 the sea, that traverses the sea. From θάλασσα, 
 the sea, and -^τόζο;, a passage. Th. ττύξω. 
 
 Qakarno;, ου, ο xou h, the same with 9-a- 
 ΧάσοΊοξ. From 3-«λαττα, ά;, h, the sea. 
 
 @α,Χα.ττο»ξΰί•τίω, and Β-αλκττοχξάτωξ. See 
 
 Θαλ££/, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of S-aXsa, 
 Poet, for Β-ά,λΧω, to be green, bloom, flourish, 
 
 θχλίβοντίζ, flourishing, lusty, sleek, Iliad 
 xxiii, 32 ; part, jrres. act. of Β-χ,λί^Μ, the sam£ 
 with Βάλλω, to flourish. 
 
 Θάλ£/α, α,ζ, 71, one of the Muses, Thalia. 
 j41so 
 
 &eiXuec,for Β-οίλίχ, uf, vi, a solemn banquet, 
 a festive day, a festival ; abundance, affluence. 
 Th. Βάλλω. 
 
 θάλαοί, ύχ, ειον, green, flourishing, bloom- 
 ing ; festive ; a7id 
 
 &κλ$ξος, a, ov, blooming, green, flourishing, 
 young, vigorous ; beautiful ; plentiful, copi- 
 ous. From the same Th. 
 
 θχλίω, a, f. ήσω. Poet, to flourish, bloom, 
 be green ; to be sleek cr glossy with fat, 
 Mela])h. to be adorned. From the same Th. 
 
 Θαλ55ί, αυ, ο, and θάλ'/];, yiras, the proper 
 name of a philosopher, Thales. 
 
 QaX'/ifft, 3. nng, 1. a. ind. act. Ion. from 
 Βχλίω. 
 
 &χλίχ, χς. Ion, Βχλί'/ι, ni, ί, a feast, a 
 banquet. See θχλύα. Also an olive leaf; a 
 ereen branch. See θχλλία. 
 
 ο 
 
 Θαλ/α, Ion. Β-χλίτι, 9ΐς, h, a woman's name, 
 Thalia. 
 
 &χλίχι, ων, xl, feasts, solemnities. 
 
 0χλίν, dat. sing, and 
 
 Θχλί*ια•ι, dat. j)l' of Βαλίχ, Ion. Β-χλ1>ι, a 
 feast, a banquet. Th. Βάλλω. 
 
 Θαλλ/α, or ΒχλΊχ, aj, ^, a green branch, 
 an olive leaf, a shoot. From the same Th. 
 
 &άλλαιιτα, ας, Oor. for Βάλλουσα, vii, »», 
 blooming, flourishing ; 2)art. pres. f g. of 
 Βάλλω. 
 
 &αλλοί, οΰ, β, an olive bough j any green 
 leaf. 
 
 Θάλλουίτιν, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. from 
 
 ΘΑΆΛΩ, f. λω, to be green or verdant ; 
 to bloom ; to flourish ,- to be in full vigour ; to 
 sprout or bud, to abound ; p. τίύαλχχ. 
 
 θάλβί, los, ro, a sprout, shoot, twig ; ofl'- 
 spring, a son ; also for τιμ7\, δέξα, honour, 
 glory. From the preceding. 
 
 θάλτίχί, Ion. and Dor. for Bax<!fyi, 2. sing, 
 pres. suhj. pas.froTix Βάλ•τω, to warm. 
 
 &άλτ(0{, ου, ο, a proper name, Tbalpius. 
 
 &aλ^prιΌωv,for Βαλτηων, 2mrt, J)res. Poet, of 
 ΒχλτΓίάω, to become warm. Th. 9•άλ•Τί», 
 
 /. -ψω. 
 
 θχληωύ, Cantic. iv, 4 ; us Βχλ-τηωό* 
 which AguUa renders us Ιιταλξί/ί, Hkron. for 
 bulwarks ; Junius, for an army. Others render 
 it lofty towers. 
 
 Θχλ-^νο;, h) ov, and ΒχλτΤξΟί, a, ov, comp. 
 ότίξος, superl. otxtos, warm, hot, glowing, burn- 
 ing i splendid ; and 
 
 ΘάλίΤΰ?, SOS, TO, heat, warmth, ardour. 
 Fro7)i 
 
 ΘΑΆΠΏ, f -φω, to warm, heat, burn ; to 
 brood, as a ken ; to cherish, comfort. 
 
 &χλ'τωξίι, ίί, 'h, heat, warmth ; a fomenta- 
 tion ; consolation ; hope, confidence ; pleasure, 
 joy. From the preceding. 
 
 @χλνσιχ, ίων, τχ, a festival after harvest in 
 honour of Ceres ; the first fruits. Th. Βάλλω. 
 
 ®χλΰα•ιος, a, ov, made of new corn or grain, 
 as bread Bχλύa■tos. See the jireceding. 
 
 Θχλφ0ίΐ$, warmed, heated, part. 1 . a. pas. 
 and 
 
 θχλφ^νί, 3. sing. 1- a. subj. p>as. of Βάλτίω, 
 f. -φω, to warm, to heat. 
 
 0ax-^is, iMs, h, a warming ; warmth, heat, 
 a fomentation. From the same Th. 
 
 &άλωμ.ίν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. act. from 
 Βάλλω, to bloom, to flourish. 
 
 ΘΑΜΑ' fBafA&J, adv. often, frequently! 
 perpetually, constantly. From όίμα. 
 
 Θά/ΛΧξ, ri, a woman s name, Thamar, indecl. 
 Hebt. 
 
 θάμζίΐ, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. 
 from 
 
 Θχμζίω, ω, f. νισω, p. τίδάμζη^ΛΧ, to 
 amaze, astonish ; terrify ; to be seized with 
 terror or astonishment j pres. ind. jyas. Βαμ^ 
 ζίομχι, to be terrified, to be astonished ; imperf 
 iiid. pas. ίύχμζίΌμ•ήν, οΰμην, in 3. pi. Ιβαμζί- 
 ovro, oZvTO' 1. a. ind. pas. ιύχμζγ,ύην, vis, v. 
 Th. Βάμζος. 
 
 Θάμ^ησεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion, fur 
 Ιδάμ^Ϋΐτίν from the preceding verb. 
 
 @άμξrιa^ιs, iωs, h, astonishment, consterna- 
 tion, terror ; wonder. From the same. 
 
 ΘΑ'ΜΒ02, ios, TO, amazement, astonish- 
 ment, wonder. 
 
 Θα/Λίίί, and Βχμία3, nom. and ace. pL. 
 from Βαμ^;. 
 
 &αμιιχ, as, 71, adj.f. g.from 
 
 θχμί;ο5, ΐίχ, uov, frequent, thick, abundant. 
 
 &α,μ*ΐζ, SOS, xxl v, frequent, close, thick j 
 in nom. pi. ΒαμίΒ5. From Βαμα, frequently» 
 often. 
 
 θχμίζω, to go or to come often, to be fre- 
 quet ; to frequent. Fro?n the same Th. 
 
 0χμίμασά'^γι$, Neptune, so called by the 
 Scythians. 
 
 θαμϊνκ^ often, frequently, Poet. adi\ 
 From 
 
©ΑΠ 
 
 408 
 
 ΘΑ2 
 
 ®αμϊνοί, 71, ev, frequent, close, thick. From 
 Β^αμα, frequently, often. 
 
 ΘΑ'ΜΝ02, ου, ό, a shrub, bush, thicket, 
 copse. From Βαμινος, because thickly grown 
 uiih branches. 
 
 &auvduh'/)i, ίο;, ο κχ) h, shrubb}"^, bushy, 
 full of twigs or slioots. From ihc precedins;. 
 
 &χμυζΐς, ΐ$ος, h, a solemn assembly. From 
 ^α,μα., frequently. 
 
 &οί,νά(τ'ϊμοζ, ου, ο κα) h, deadly, fatal, de- 
 structive ; mortal. Frovi B-v/ic^ta, to die. 
 
 &οίνα,τάω, u, the same as Β-ανκτίύω, 
 
 &ανοίτίΐφάξθζ, ου, ο κ,αϊ h, bringing death, 
 deadly, fatal. From B^xvoltos, death, (from 
 Bv'^trzu, to die,) and φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Θανχτίάω, ω, to desire to die. J 
 
 Θάνάτΰί, ου, ο, death; a capital cause; a 
 capital crime, gen. Ion. 9•ανάτβ;β• from S-vjj- 
 α-χω, to die ; B-xvxtu) τόξ^ιν, to give to death. 
 
 Θανατουν, pres. inf. act. from 
 
 0α,νατόω, ω, f. ωίω, p. ηύχνχτωκχ, to 
 kill, to put to death ; condemn to death ; \. a. 
 ind. act. Ιθχνάτωσα• 1. a. subj. act. B-xvx- 
 τωνω, ν\ζ, Ά' \, a. ίηβ,η. act. Β-ανχτωΐτχΐ' 
 
 1. α. bid. pas. Uxva-ruinv, >??, «• part. 1. a. 
 jyas. Β-α,νχτωβίΐ;, ivrog. From Bxvxros, death. 
 
 &χνχτύ^γΐί, tog, xxi 71, fatal, mortal. From 
 the same. 
 
 0xvxTiJirti, ius, 71, a putting to death ; 
 slaughter ; sentence of death. From the 
 same. 
 
 (dxvxrutfuifi, S, pi. 1. «. subj. act. of θα- 
 νατόω. 
 
 θανίαν, 2. a. 17 f. act. Ion. for 
 
 (d&vuv, to die, 2. a. inf. act. of Bvyk/kw 
 2.f. ind. 7ΫΙ. Βχνουμαι• p. ind. m. τϊθντικχ• 
 
 2. a. ind. act. 'ϊθανον. 
 
 &ανίμίν, 2. a. inf. act. Ion. and Dor. for 
 
 ©άνοιμι, 2. a. opt. act. of the same Virb. 
 
 Qavoto-xs, dead, deceased, gen. Dor. for 
 BxvouffTii, part. 2. a.f. g. from Βνήσκω, to die-, 
 2. a. ϊύανον. 
 
 0avov, part. 2. a. act. n. g. and 
 
 QavovT,for Β-ανόντκ, ace. sing. m. g. and 
 
 &ανόντων, gen. pi. of part. 2. a. act. Β-ανων, 
 ovTos,from Βντισ'κ,ω, to die. 
 
 &ανουμχί, 2.f. ind. m. B-xvoutra, j)art. 2. a. 
 act.f. g. of the same verb. 
 
 θχνων, ovros, o, m. g. part. 2. a. act. from 
 the same. 
 
 Qkovtx, Dor. for Bixovru, ace. sing. jmrt. 
 pres. act. from Βζχω, for Β-ζχομχι, to view, 
 behold. 
 
 ΘάΐΓΤίν, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. 
 from 
 
 ΘΑ'ΓΙΤΏ, f. -φίο, ju τίβχφχ, to bury or 
 inter or to burn a dead body, or in any other 
 way to remove it out of sight ; to wonder at ; 
 
 1 . a. ind. act. 'ΐόχ-φχ' 1 . a. inf. act. Β-χ-φχ*• 
 
 2. a. ind. act. ετχφον 2. a. ind. pas. ίτάφτίν, 
 νις, 7i, I was buried; 2. a. inf. jms. 7χφ^νχι• 
 2. fut. ind. pas. τχφήίτομοίΐ' perf ind, m. 
 
 Ύί6•Α'7ΤΧ' 
 
 Θα^α, β, a man's name, Thara, indecl. 
 Hebr. 
 
 ΘΑΡΓΗΑΓΑ, «f, i, scil. Ui^rii. Or Βχξ- 
 yrikix, Tx, scil. 'ηξχ, a festival in honour of 
 Apollo and Diana in which the first fruits 
 were carried about in pots^ as if froin Β-Ιρω, to 
 warm, and γτί, the earth. 
 
 θχξγτιλίΛ/ν, uvos, 0, the eleventh month of 
 the Athenians, in which the Thargelia were 
 celebrated ; it a7isivers to April. From. Βίξω, 
 to warm, a?id yyj, the earth. 
 
 &χρρα.λίος, tx, lov, bold, daring, brave j full 
 of hope or confidence; the same with B-xPtrx- 
 λίοξ, lohich see. Th. Bx^ffos. 
 
 &xfpcixi&is, boldly, daringly, confidently, adv. 
 
 &χρρΐΐν, pres. inf. act. from 
 
 &χρρίω, ω, f. ήτω, p. τί&χρρτικχ, to be bold 
 or confident, to be of good courage, to have 
 confidence in ; 1. a. ind. act. Ιύχρρτκτκ. Fro?», 
 Bxppos, the same with Βχζσο;, boldness, confi- 
 dence. Hence the English το dare. 
 
 Θχρροί, ios, TO, boldness, confidence, cour- 
 age. See Βχξο-οί. 
 
 @χξ(τα.\ιοξ, ίχ, iov, confident, bold, daring j 
 compar. Βχξ(Τχλιωτίξθί• iv τω Βχξσχλία), in 
 safety or security, Thucyd. ii, 51. Th. 
 Βχξατοζ.\ 
 
 0χξα•αλίωί, boldly, daringly, confidently, 
 adv. From the jjreceding. 
 
 &χξα•ίί, pres. imperat. act. from Βαξο-ίω, to 
 have confidence, to be bold, part. pres. act, 
 Βχξίτων, ουσχ' Βχ^σήσχς, part. 1. α. act. τίίχξ~ 
 ff7!Kx,perf. act. From the preceding Th. 
 
 &Άξ(ηυι, Us, 0, of Tharsus. From @χξ(Τοξ, 
 ου, h. 
 
 &χξα•ίΰΰ•α, χς, part, jjres. fern. gen. Dor, 
 for Βχξίτουσχ, ns, h, bold, confident. See 
 &χζ<ηί. 
 
 @χξ>τίω, f. τισω, p. πη,χ, to be bold or con- 
 fident, to dare ; to take courage ; to be of good 
 cheer ; to have confidence ia. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 QxgiTTiffxs, part. 1. a. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ΘΑ'Ρ202, iflj, TO, and by Metathesis Βξχ- 
 <fos, ios, TO, confidence, boldness, courage ; as 
 if from Β'ίζω, to heat. 
 
 &χξ(τοί, ου, 7), Tharsus, the name of a city, 
 the country of the Apostle Paul, according to 
 Jos. Ant. i, vi, 1. Act. ix, 11 ; xxi, 39. 
 Put for the ocean, 1 Reg. xxii, 48. 
 
 &χξα•ννίσ•κω, imperf act. Ιΰχξαύνζιτκον, Poet, 
 from 
 
 Θχξο'ύνω, f υνω, to make bold, to inspire 
 with confidence or courage ; to encourage ; 
 part. pres. act. f g. Βχξ(τύνουσχ. Th. Βχξο-οί. 
 
 θχξοΊξ, lix, υ, bold, daring •, confident ; 
 From Βάξο-οί, τΌ. 
 
 Qixffxi, Dor. for B'i-xffxt, Poet, or Ion. 1 . a. 
 imperat. mid. from Βίχομχι, to view, behold, 
 Poet. Βχομχι. 
 
 Θασ-εί/ί, iug, Dor. for ©τκηυ;, Theseus. 
 
 ®χσομχί, Dor. for Βτκτομχι, 1. f m. of 
 τίύτιμι, to put or place,] 
 
ΘΑΩ 
 
 409 
 
 ΘΕΗ 
 
 0affojU,ivo;, Dor. and by Crasis for Β-ίαα-ό- 
 μινοζ, part, l- f• m. from ^ιάομαα, to view, 
 behold. 
 
 ΘΑ'202, βν, hi an island in the JEgcan 
 sea, Thasus. 
 
 Θαο-ίτβν, more quickly or speedily, sooner, 
 compar.for τάχ^ιον. Frora <τχχυζ, quick. 
 
 Qaffffeu, to sit, contract, for ^α,άσω, the same 
 with Β-ούζω, to move quickly ; also to sit ; 
 properly to jump nimbly into a seat. Th. 
 S-aog. 
 
 Qaffffuv, swifter, speedier, quicker, comjiarat. 
 from Ttt^vs, quick, τχχ^Ίων, ^ά,ίτσων, or 3-«r- 
 των. 
 
 Θάτε^βί, one of the two, one or the other. 
 
 From Tos, for o, and ϊτίξοζ, another. So 
 
 ^ctT'i^ov,for του ίτίξου, and Β-άτίξαι, Dor. for 
 
 for rcc) ϊτίξαΐ' W) Β-άτεξα, in the other direction, 
 
 to the other part. 
 
 0άτ7ων, quicker, swifter. See ©ά,σσων. 
 
 ΟίαΖμοί, οίτος, το, a wonderful thing, a 
 wonder ; a prodigy ; a miracle ; admiration ; 
 Avonder; a show or spectacle ; jugglery ; a7id 
 
 &ίαν//,ά,ζο/αίν, 1 . pi. ])res. ind. act. ^α,νμα,ιτο- 
 (Αίΰα., 1. pi. l.f in. from 
 
 ΘΑΤΜΑ'ΖίΙ, to wonder, admire, marvel j 
 to honour, revere, esteem ; to praise ; to observe 
 with approbation, Luke ix, 43, with indignation, 
 John vii, 21 ; Mar. vi, 3, with ^i«, Diod. 
 Sic. iv, p. 193, and in the sa?ne manner, John 
 vii, 21, Sirab. xvii, ;;. 1138. ^lian. V. H. 
 xii, c. 6 ; rarely with the ace. Dem. 01. i, 
 sect. 8. ed. Mounten. ; imperf. ind. act. iuau- 
 μαζΰν, is, i' f. aa-i/j' 1. a. ιύα,ΰμ,α,σα., a;, ε• 
 1. a, subj. act. Β-αυμάα-ω, '^ς, *)• peif ind. ])us, 
 τίύΰίύμχσμίϋ• 1. a. ind. pas. Ι^ανμύα-^'/ιν, '/ι;, 
 '/I' 1. a. inf. pas. Β-α,νμα,σύΐ,ναι, to be wondered 
 at, l.y. ind. mid. Βαυμάσομα,ι, τι, ίται. 
 
 &ιχ,υμα,ίνω, the same as Βα.νμά'ζω, ίο wonder. 
 Hence Β-α,υμχνοΰντίί, part. l.f. pi. number. 
 
 Ο)χΰμα,ντοζ, gen. sing, from 
 
 Θανμχί, avTos, o, a proper name, Thaumas. 
 
 Θαυμάσιο;, a, ov, worthy of admiration, ad- 
 mirable, wonderful ; and 
 
 Οα,νμοίσ'μο;, ου, ό, admiration, wonder ; and 
 
 Θαυμαστό;, h, ov, wonderful, astonishing, 
 surprising ; oh Βαυμαστον, it is not wonderful. 
 From θαυμάζω. 
 
 ΘαυμαστΌω, ω, f. ωσω, p. τίθαυμάστωχα, 
 to make wonderful. 
 
 Θαυμαστώ;, adv. wonderfully, admirabh'. 
 
 Θαφύι);, ιϊσα, εν, buried ; in dat. jdur. 
 ΒαφόζΤσι, part. \. a. pas. from Β-άττω, f. \peu, 
 to bury ; 2. a. ίταφον 1 . a. inf. pas. B-a- 
 φΰνιναι. 
 
 θά-φαι, 1. a. inf. of the samd verb. 
 &α•φίχ, a;, 'h, a certain plant, so called from 
 ihe island Thapsus. 
 
 ΘΑ'ΤΌ2, ου, 'h, a Scythian wood, a plant 
 proper for dying •, Thapsus, an island, one of 
 the Sporades. 
 
 Θάω, to view with wonder, to contemplate, 
 contract, for Βίάω, the same with Βζά,ομαι, to 
 behol(t. Jlso S -άω, to suckle. 
 
 52 ■ 
 
 Θίά, a;, VI, (accent on the last syllable J a 
 goddess; Biav, gen. pi. Dor. and Βιάων, JEol. 
 for Βίων. Th. Βίό;. 
 
 Qia, a;, h, f accent on the penult J a view, a 
 sight, spectacle ; a public show ; a place for 
 viewing the public spectacles ; any agreeable 
 sight ; ace. sing. Βϊαν. Th. Βίάομχι, to view, 
 behold. Also Βία, pres. imperat. act. from 
 Βίάω, to behold. 
 
 Θζα$?,να.ι, 1 . a. ind. pas. of Β-άομαι, to 
 view, to behold. 
 
 Qiociva, the same u'ith Βίχ, a goddess. 
 
 θίαμχ, ατο;, το, a spectacle, a public show, 
 
 Th. Βίχομχί. 
 
 Θίχνω, Όο;, ου;, '^, ^;r(32^er na?ne of a luoman, 
 Theano. 
 
 ΘΕΑΌΜΑΙ (Βεχομχι), 1. /. ind. m. 
 άσομ,χι, perf ind. pas. τίόϊαμκι, to see, be- 
 hold, observe, view, contemplate, consider •; 
 Tcv κΌλακ,ύ ϊστι Β-ά,σασύαι, you may see the 
 flatterer or sycopliant, Theophr. Char. 2 ; 1. o, 
 ind. pas. iuiaariv, 1. a. inf. pas. BiaSnvai, 1. a. 
 ind. m. ζύίασάμ.ην, ω, ατο, 1. a. inf. m. B^ia- 
 σασύαι, part, 1. a. in. Βίασάμινο;.'] 
 
 θΒχξίαν, ου, το, a sacred place, a templ6. 
 See Θίίϋξό;. 
 
 Θιασάμίνο;, part. 1. a. m. and 
 
 Θίάσχσδχι, 1. a, inf. m. from Βζάομαι. 
 
 Θ$ατίΊ;, ου, a spectator ; ace. pi. Βεατά;. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 θί&το;, >7, ov, visible ; Avorthy to be seen or 
 looked at. Th. Βίχομαι. 
 
 Θζχτξί'ζω, f. Ισω, p. τεύίάτξίκ.χ, to perform 
 a pla\r in the theatre ; to exhibit or represent 
 on the stage ; perf. ind. pas., τε&εάτζίσμχι. 
 
 θεχτξο-ίΡ/ΐ;, ίο;, ό κ.χ) 'h, having the form of 
 a theatre. 
 
 ΘΙα,τξον, ου, το, a place where plays and 
 games were publicly exhibited, a theatre ; a 
 show or spectacle ; the spectators of the plays.. 
 Th. Βίχομχί. 
 
 Qii,for ion, 3. sivg. imperf. ind. act. Ion. 
 ofBiM,f. Βεύσομχι, to run. 
 
 Θεε, α word which occurs in 1 X'ings, xiv, 29, 
 and Ezek. xl, 7, II, used for a bedchamber. 
 Symmachus translates it ου^ο;, AquUa ^τξό-•- 
 ύυ^ον. 
 
 Θ'εειον, Poet, and Ion. for BzTov, ου, το, sul- 
 phur, brimstone ; as if from Βεΐον τι, something 
 divine. Th. Θεο;, God. Hence Βεειόω, to 
 fumigate with brimstone. 
 
 &ίειο;. Poet, for Β-εΐο;, χ, ov, divine. 
 
 Θαύμενο;, Ion. for Βεώμζνο;, part. pres. m. 
 from Βίάομχι, ωμχι, to view, behold. 
 
 Qiri'io;, Poet, for B-iuo-;, and this for Bt7o;, 
 di\nne. Th. Btc;. 
 
 Θείϊί, Ion. for Βεαι;, from Β-ίχ, a goddess. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 QinaxaSxi, to behold, contemplate, Ion. for 
 Βεχσκσύχι, 1. a. inf. m. and 
 
 Θίγισεχι, Ion. for Βεήσ'/ι, 2. sing. l.f. ind. 
 m. of Βεχομχι, f. Βιάσομχι, to view, behold ; 
 and Ion. Βενισομαι, '/ι. 
 
 θε'/!το:, ν, ov, Ion. for Β•ίζτο?> ίο be viewed 
 
ΘΕΛ 
 
 410 
 
 ΘΕΜ 
 
 with admiration. From 9•-άω, to A'iew with 
 wonder. From the same Th. 
 
 0-7ci, λ;, ?), η womaiis nnme, Tlieia. JDut 
 ^ilr,v, divine, Ion. for B-sToiv, J'rom 3-:7us. di- 
 vine. Th. Θίόί. 
 
 0uu, Ion. or Poet, for B^iT, 3. sing. pres. 
 ind. act. from Β-ίω, f. S-zviro^cn, to run. In 
 like nuaincr B-shiv,for Β^ίΐν. 
 
 &uviv, r,s, ¥1, 2. a. opt, act. but S-s/jj with 
 { subscribed is 3, sing. ])rcs. s^drj. act. of Βϊω, 
 to put ()/• pla?e ; for lohich the Poets use S-iiai• 
 or it viay be 2. a. subj. act. Poet, for S-'/j, 
 ■ from TU-nfiCt, to put •, 2. a. iiul. act. %u-/iv. See 
 also Qi7a. 
 
 OuXoTi^iUM, to diy in the ϊ^\\χλ. From 
 (ditX'o'jn'^uv, cv, TO, formed from the article 
 ■ro αικί i'i7Jc-~ihov, a place exposed to the heat of 
 i!ie sun. From ίί?^7ΐ, the snnie with ίλγι, the 
 heat of the sun, a7id W^av, the ground. 
 
 ΘίΓκα/, 2. a. inf. act. from τΊόγιμ,ι, to put or 
 place ; 2. o. ind. act. turn- 
 
 ΘΕΓΝΩ, Poet, f Βίνω, to strike, beat, 
 lash ; pres. ind. pas. S -ύνομαι, to be beaten, be 
 struck ; 2)art. jnrs. pas. S-iivofA'jos, vi, ov, 
 beaten. 
 
 Qiisio, gen. Ion. for 3-είου, from B-ito;, 
 divine. 
 
 Θύομίν, we may place, let us place ; 1 . pi. 
 2. a. siibj. act. Poet, for 9-ωμεν, from τίβ-ζιμι^ 
 f. Β•/ισ-ω, 2, a. ind. act. iS'/iv, 2. a. subj. act. 
 3-ω, Poet. Β-ίω, and Βύω, in pi. Βίωμεν, and on 
 accoiuit of the metre., Β-ίωμίν, and by Systole 
 ΒίίομΛΜ. 
 
 ΘίΓβν, ου, το, sulphur, brimstone. From 
 0ίΰ;, God, as if it were τΰξ κ,ίζο.ύνιον, divine 
 fire ; and 
 
 θζΐον, ου, το, the Divine power, the Divinity, 
 the Deity ; and 
 
 ΘίΓοί, ucx., uov, divine, Poet. Bisto;• and 
 0ιιοτίξωί, and ΒαότΒξον, more divinely, adv. 
 compar. and 
 
 θαότ'/ΐί, ητος, h, the Divinity, the Divine 
 majesty ; all from Bio;, God. 
 
 0ί7τί, by Sync, for Βίί'/ιτί, 2. pi. 2. a. opt. 
 act. from τ'ίύημι, f. Βήτω, to put or place ; 
 2. a. ind. act. s^'/iv. 
 
 0ί'ίω, Poet, for Βίω, f ΒίύσΌμοίΐ, to run ; 
 also Poet, for Βω, 2. a. subj. act. of τΐβτ^μι, to 
 put or place. See &ίίομίν. 
 
 &ίΐύ^'/ι;, ίοζ, ό αχ} '/ι, οι or like brimstone, 
 sulphureous. From Βί7ον, sulphur. 
 
 QiiMffu, Ion. fur \6ύωσΛ, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 ΒίΐΌω, to consecrate to God. Th. S-saj. 
 
 0iX\ for Β'ίλι, jrres. imperat. act. from 
 Βίλω, f. BiX'Affoj, to will, to wish ; pa?•^ 1. a. 
 act. B-iXriiTCi;. 
 
 θίλγιν, 7νος, ό, an enchanter, sorcerer, ma- 
 gician. From Βίλγω, to deceive. 
 
 &ίλγομίν'/}, uelighted, charmed ; jyart. perf. 
 pas.f. g. from 
 
 ΘΕ'ΛΓίΙ, f. |&>, to sooth, charm ; to se- 
 duce, beguile, deceive ; to delight ; to obscure, 
 qUi ύζ TO Β-ίλίΐν ύίγω, to lead whithersoever 
 one Avisho.•?. 
 
 Θίλίι;, thou wilt or wiliest ; 2. sing. pres. 
 ind. act. of Βίλω, to will. 
 
 θίλ$μνον, ου, το, a foundation, basis. From 
 Βίω, to put. Th. Βίμηλον. 
 
 θίλϋμοί, α,τος, το, will, desire, pleasure ; 
 lust ; pi. TO. Βίλίημοίτοί• and 
 
 Θίλ via-i;, ίωζ, h, will, pleasure. From 9-έλΛ;, 
 to will. From ϊίίΧω, the same. 
 
 0ίΧγισω, I shall desire or be willing, \,f. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 &iX7]Tyis, ου, ο, one who wills or who acts 
 willingly. Fro7n the same Th. 
 
 θίλ'/ιτοζ, ij, όν, wished for, desired. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 0ίλΆΤ'Αξ, 7ιζθζ, ο, one who sooths or charms ; 
 and 
 
 θίλζτιηξίον, ου, το, a charm, attraction, fas- 
 cination ; pleasure. From Βίλγω, to sooth. 
 
 Θίλκτίζ, h, fern, of Βίλκτνι?, ό, i. e. Β-ίλ- 
 γουσο!, faoi^kj, Apol. Rhod. i, 515. Schneid. 
 Lex. But see 0ίλκτύξ.~\ 
 
 θίλκτυί, 'h, delight, thrilling pleasure ; " 
 BiXhtuv Kittvii, Apol. Rhod. i, 515, nuere the 
 old reading ivas ΒίΧκ,τί'ν aoiP/iv, which is a 
 barbarism. In the MSS. Βιλκτυν is explained 
 by the gloss vi^ov/fj. Rrunck.^ 
 
 θίλξινοαν, gen. pi. from Β-ίλζίνοοξ, soothing 
 or delighting the soul. From Βίλγω, f. ξω, 
 to sootli, charm, and νόο?, the mind. 
 
 &ίλοία-α, Dur. for Βίλουσ-χ, willing ; pari, 
 pres.f. g. and 
 
 &ίλοντι. Dor. for Βίλουσι, they will ; 3. ρΛ 
 pres. ind. act. and 
 
 θίλουσ-οί, willing ; part, pres, act.f. g.from 
 Βίλΰα, f. Βίλ'Αΐτω, to will. 
 
 Θίλυμνον, ου, το, a foundation, a basis, a 
 groundwork. From Bitu, to place. Th. Β-ζμίΐ- 
 λον, the same. 
 
 &ίλω, or ίίίλω, Att. imperf. ind. act. 
 νίιλον, ts, s, f. Βίλήσω, perf ind. act. τιύίλ'/ικα' 
 1. a. ϊόελησ-Ά, aj, s, and Att. νι6ίλ7)(τοι,• 1. a. 
 subj. act. Βίλτιο-ω, '/ji, yj, to will, wish, desire, 
 take pleasure in, delight in ; to be able. In 
 Herodotus and some other writers Βίλα and 
 ϊύίλζι are often redundant and also used with 
 ijuinimate no%ins, as il Τί Β-ιλ^ο•ίΐ....ίς τίιν 
 Βυγοίτίρα. ταύτνιν ΆνκζΤινοί,ι « τυρα,νν);, if the 
 government shall descend to this daughter, 
 Herod, i, 109, Larchers Notes. In such ex- 
 amples this verb seems to be used, as it is by the 
 Modern Greeks, for the auxiliaries shall and 
 will. See 'Έ6ίλω.'\ 
 
 θίμα,, aros, το, any thing deposited or plac- 
 ed, a position, a proposition, a question proposed 
 as a subject for discussion, an argument, a 
 theme ; a legion quartered on a province ; a 
 province itself; money deposited on a table, 
 Cebes Tab. and Tobit, iv, 9, 40. From τίό^ιμι, 
 to put or place. Also a natal star ; a horo- 
 scope. 
 
 θίμχτίκύί, h, ov, positive, primitive, in 
 grammatical writers; provincial; of which the 
 prize is a sum of ready money, an epithet of 
 ccycbv, (5'C. From τΐ6'/)μι, to put or place. 
 
ΘΕΜ 
 
 41ί 
 
 ΘΕΟ 
 
 &ίμίόλΰί;, dat. ρΐ. from 
 &ίμ,ίύΧον, ον, το, the same with Β-ίμ-^λαν. 
 QifAiiXiou, Poet, for Β-εμίλιον, ου, το, a foun- 
 dation, a base. From the same Th. 
 
 SifAiXiov, av, TO, a foundation, a base. See 
 the preceding. 
 
 &ίμίλιΌω, f. άσω, p. τίέίμίλίωκ,α, to lay a 
 foundation ; to found, build ; perf. pas. ind. 
 τιύίμίΧΐίύμαι, pluperf. ind.. pas. ίτίβίμίλιωμ'ήν, 
 ωσο, ωτο. Ion. τίβίμίλίωτο, in 3, sing. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 &ίμ4λ1ωσίξ, ιω;, '/ι, a foundation. 
 &'Βμίν, Ion. and 3-ίμΐνοίΐ, Ώον. for 9-s7vai, 
 to put, place, or lay; '2, a. inf. act. 9-!μΐν 
 ffTou^eiv ύίτασ-α-ν αμ,φΐ τίνος '^Τζάγμοίτοζ, to place 
 or to employ all one's zeal in a particular 
 business. Th. τίά'/ιμι. 
 
 Θιμίνο;, I), ov, par/. 2, a. m. From the 
 same verb. 
 
 0ίμζξΰ;, a, ov, grave, venerable. ΓΛ. Β-ίμί;. 
 &'ζμία-όΧον, Poet, the same xvith Β-ίμζάλον, ου, 
 ■ro, a foundation. From 
 
 ΘΕ'ΜΗΛΟΝ, ου, το, a foundation, a basfe, 
 groundwork. From Βίω, to put or place ; 
 Βίμίλιον, ου, το, the saitie. 
 
 θίμί^τλίχτο;, ου. Poet, woven or plaited by 
 Themis or Justice ; ο ύ-^ο &ίμι^οζ τλίκτός. 
 From -πλίκω, to wreathe, plait, and θίμίζ 
 ivhich see. 
 
 θίμι;, tcTTo;, or i^o?, 'h, law, right, justice, 
 an institution ; a tribute or tax ; an oracle ; 
 also 
 
 0ίμΐζ, Themis, the goddess o/" justice. 
 - Θίμισκ,ίξων, οντοξ, that exercises justice, 
 studious of right ; or rather -κζίων, that governs 
 lawfully and well. From Β-ίμι;, right, and 
 κϊξω, for κ,ί^άω, or κίξάννυμί, to mix, or κ,ξίων, 
 a ruler. 
 
 @ίμ'κτκο'!Τοζ, ou, ό κ,οί} h. Poet, a just inspect- 
 or or guardian. From Βίμι;, justice, atid 
 (Τκί-ττομοίΐ, to see. 
 
 ®ιμϊσ(Τω, f. Ισομαι, 1. a. ind. m. ίύίμίσσά,- 
 μγιν. Poet, to judge or to govern justly ; and 
 
 Θί^/ίττα, justice, ace. sing. Βίμκττίς, no7n, 
 2)1. taxes, oracles, counsels, designs ; and 
 
 θίμίΰ•τί7ος, cc, ov, just ; of or belonging to 
 justice, Pind. Olymp. i, 19. 
 
 &ιμια•τζύω, f. ίΰσω, to give laws ; to com- 
 mand, govern ; to deliver oracles, to prophesy ; 
 and 
 
 &ζμια•τίων, gen, pi. Ion. from Βίμιιϊτγι, ijj, 
 VI, from Β-ίμίο-τΰ;, conformable to the laws, 
 lawful, right. From Β-ίμι;, law, justice. 
 
 &ίμ(σ•τοκ,λί>ΐξ, iji, ό, gen. -ho;, ίου;, a proper 
 name of a man, Themistocles. 
 
 0ίμία•τοχλίου;, gen. sing, of the preceding. 
 . Θίμισ-τονόί], η;, h, a woman's name, The- 
 mistonoe. 
 
 Θίματτος, ij, ov, conformable to the laws, 
 lawful, just. From Βίμι;, a law. 
 
 (^ίμιστω, όο;, ου;, ή, a woman's name, 
 Themisto. 
 
 θίμιτον, ου, το, conformable Βψί^ί or to jus- 
 tice, lawful, right. Th. d-'iui;. 
 
 Ο)ίμο;, a disposition ; adm()nit;<;n. Tli. τί- 
 ύί^μι, to put. 
 
 &;μΌω, to bring near, to compel to ap- 
 proach. From Β'ίω, to put ar place. OUiers 
 derioe it from Β-ίμι;. 
 
 &iv, a pnriicle, som,siiincs rexhtndant, a! 
 others sigiiifijing motion frotn a ]>lacc. 
 
 ΘΕ'ΝΑΡ, aoo;, TO, the palm of the hand^ 
 the sole of the foot ; perhaps from S-sm, to 
 place. 
 
 θίνω, to strike, beat, thump ; the smite with 
 3ίίνω, f. ίνω, 2. a. ind. act. ίύοίνον. Hence 
 Βάνατο;. 
 
 0ioC?.aSuot, ας, h, impiety ; blind stupidity, 
 phrenzy, madness ; atid 
 
 SioS?^ccSh;, io;, ους, ο za) 53, one whom God 
 has deprived of understanding or struck with 
 phrenzy. From. Β-ίος and βλά-ζ-τω, f. -φω, 
 to hurt, 2. ft, Κλαζον. 
 
 θίογνίς, ί^ος, ό, proper name if a Poet, 
 Theognis. 
 
 QioViuay.To;, ου, ο και vi, taught by God. 
 From Bio;, God, and ^t^atraa, to teach. 
 
 Θίάόμίύτα;, Dor. for Βίό'^μντΰ;, ου, ο itui h, 
 built by a god, Pind. PfJi. \, l\^. So Bio^- 
 μάτον, Oor. for Βίο^μνιταν. From Bio;, God, 
 and Viy^crj, to build, i^erf. ind. j)^s. ^ίμ^μοα, 
 
 ffOCi, TOtt. 
 
 Q)iohoTo;, ου, ο kcu h, given by God ; tlic 
 same with Βίάσ^οτο;. 
 
 θίό^ωσο;, ov, ό, a 7nans name, Theodore. 
 
 Qionlh;, so;, ους, ο κ,κ) 'h, having the form 
 of a god, godlike. From Bzo; and ιΏος, form, 
 shape. Th. i'lleo. 
 
 &iouxsX%for Βίοίίκίλί, voc. sing, from 
 
 QsoiiKiXo;, ov, iicii h, godlike. From 
 
 Βίος, god, and i'UiXo}, like, similar. Tli* 
 
 J/ 
 
 Qi'ouiv, adv. from God. From Bio;, 
 God. 
 
 ΘίβΓβ, gen. Ion. for Bsod,from Βίος, God, , 
 Sioiffot, Dor. for Bioveta., ας, ί, running, 
 part. pres. act.f. g. from Biu), to run. 
 
 (dioiTo, BoiTo, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. m. Ion. 
 from B'iM, ω, for Βίΐμην, ΒίΤο, Βίΐτβ, from 
 τΊύημι, to put or place. 
 
 &ίοκ,Χντϊω, f τ,α^ω, to call upon God, to 
 implore the divine aid, to hear God, to obey 
 God, Med. 210. From &ίος, God, and κΧυω, 
 to hear. 
 
 &ίόζξϊτος, ου, ο κ,οά h, chosen by God ; also 
 the judge of the goddesses, an epithet of' 
 Paris. From Bzo; and «^/vw, to judge. 
 
 Qi'ofiTiffTo;, ου, ό κ,α) h, created or founded 
 by God. From Bso; atid χτίζω, to found, 
 create. 
 
 &ioXoyisi, u;, vi, a dissertation upon God and 
 divine subjects ; the science of divine things ; 
 theology. From Βίο; and xiyca, to• say. 
 
 &ίοΧόγο;, αν, ο aa) h, one who discourses 
 upon God or is skilled in divine subjects, a 
 divine, a theologian. A title of John the 
 Evangelist, κατ' ίϊ,οχ^νιν. From Βίος, God, 
 and χίγω, to say, p, ind. m, λίλογα. 
 
ΘΕΟ 
 
 412 
 
 ΘΕΡ 
 
 Θίο/Λαχ^ίΜ, f. ήαω, to figlit against God or 
 the gods, to resist the gods ; p. ind. ace, nho- 
 μάχ^Άχχ• Q7id 
 
 &ίομαχ^ί<χ, a;, h, the battle of the gods ; and 
 
 &ίομ.Λ;ζθζ, ου, ο κκ) h, one who fights 
 against God. I^roiu 9-to; and f /,ά^ομαί, to 
 tight. 
 
 &ίομεν. Poet, fin• 9-ωμίν, I . J)l• '2. a. subj. 
 act. from τΐύτιμι, f. ^νατω, to put or place ; 
 2. c. hid. act. 'iuviv. 
 
 QiifUj'riS, £??> cv;, κκ) %, hated by or 
 odious to God. FroiH B-io; and fiTira;, το, 
 hatred ; bui 
 
 &ίομΤα-/ί;, toe, ου;, c KoCi w, one who hates 
 God. From the same. 
 
 Θίόμοίξο;, ov, ο κα) yj, Poet, ο Bi'iuiv μο7ξαν 
 'ίχ,ων, who has received an allotment from God ; 
 most excellent ; allotted by God. From 
 S -ίο; and μοίρα, fate. 2Vi. μύ^ω. 
 
 Q-JvTMv, gen. pi. pa7't. pres. act. from Βίω, 
 f, ΒίνοΌμαι, to run ; οόοντων λίνκά. λιόντων, 
 for oVo'jTMv λίνχΰν, Hes. in Scut. 146. 
 
 QsOTTviva-ro;, ov, ο και h, inspired by God. 
 From 9-ίΰ; and ττνίω, f. τνίίκτω. 
 
 Θίό-ζ-ομ-ττοζ, sv, 0, a vians name, Theopom- 
 pus. 
 
 ©Εβ-τ^ίΤ'/,ί, io;, y,ou τ,, becoming or worthy 
 of God, divine. From S-io; and ίΤξί^ίι. 
 
 0io5rgeT54!/,y. ίήο-ω, p. 'ήκα, to prophesy, to 
 deliver oracles ; and 
 
 &ίβ<ΰ•ξονΊα, as, h, a prophes)', an oracle ; 
 and 
 
 &ίο•^ξύ^ίον, ov, 70, a prophecy, an oracle ; 
 and 
 
 0ίο'7Γξό^οί, ου, ο y,a) vi, a prophet, a sooth- 
 sayer ; one who consults an oracle. Froin 
 3^-0;, God, a7id ■/τξοί'π'ω, to speak, in place of. 
 
 Q'zooTo;, ου, ο aat h. Poet, excited by a god, 
 sent or given by a god. From S-io; and οξω, 
 to excite. 
 
 ΘΕΟ' 2, cZ, 0, God, and sometimes in f. g. 
 for a goddess. Hence αύιΌτη?, κτο;, h, im- 
 piety, irreligion ; and 
 
 Qi'j:, fir S-i7u;, i'iu, ίΤον, divine, j4pol. Rhod. 
 i,8.]^ 
 
 ΘίίίΤώ^Γα, given by God, n. g. pI.fro7n 
 
 Oiiff^oTo;, ου, ό κα) h, given b}' God. Froin 
 .0-io? and ^ί'^ωμι, to give. 
 
 Qioirit-iK, a;, h, the worship of God, reli- 
 gion ; aiid 
 
 Sioa-iSy;;, io;, ό κα) h, Ά worshipper of God, 
 religious. From B-to;, God, and σίζω, to 
 worship. 
 
 Qioa-i^Z;, ado. piously, religiously. From 
 tJic preceding. 
 
 QzoiTTvyh;, ίο;, ο κχ) h, a hater of God. 
 From Bio; and στυγίω, to hate. 
 
 &-/οταυξθΐ, ou, i, the god-bull : an epithet of 
 Jujuter. From S-sej and ταυξο;, a bull. 
 
 Q-irr,;, '/its;, vi, tfie Deity or Divinity. 
 Th. B'J;. 
 
 (d' /οττμ:;, r,u, ο κ^ύ ':, a ])rr,p.cr name, Theo- 
 timus. Ais:t honoured by God. From 9-io; 
 and t:u.^,. honour. T.'i, τίω. 
 
 Qiouhhi, io;, xtt.) 71, for Biou^ris, godlike; 
 reverencing the gods, Od7/s. ix, 176.] 
 
 θίαφ&νί•/ι, '/IS, h. Ion. the visible appearance 
 of God. From Bso; and φαΐνοα, to appear. 
 
 Qi'oipu.i, voc. from θίόφ/λο;, a jjvoper 
 name, Theophilus. 
 
 θίοψιλτις, iog, ου;, ο κα) τι, pious, loving 
 God ; beloved by God. From Bio$ and φίλο;, 
 a friend. 
 
 θζόφ/ν, from God, adv. sometimes dal. p?. 
 for Bio7;, from B-io;. 
 
 Qioipoaa-To;, ου, ο, a j^roj^er nayne, Theo- 
 phrastus. 
 
 &ίΌφξων, ovos, ό κα) h, endowed with a divnne 
 understanding, inspired, a prophet. From φρην, 
 the mind, and Bio;. 
 
 &ίοφύλΆκτο;, ου, ο κα) τι, guarded or watch- 
 ed over by God, under the divine protection. 
 From Βίύζ and φυλάΰ-σω, f. ^ω, to keep, to 
 guard. 
 
 Qz^a-zraiva, τι;, h, a maid-servant, a serving- 
 woman ; and 
 
 Θ-ξατταιν);, ί^οί, h, the same. Th, Βίζά-π'ων, 
 o'jTo;, 0, a servant. 
 
 QzoaTTz'ta, as, h, service, ministrx" ; atten- 
 dance 071 the sick, a remedy, Thucyd. ii, 51 ; 
 also household servants, attendants ; honour, 
 resi^ect, attention, culture ; worship ; a taking 
 care of ; a healing or cure. From Bsoa- 
 7Γίΰω.\ 
 
 Qi^aTTzvizicr^, dat. sing. pa7't. 1. a. p)^s. 
 f. g. a7id 
 
 ΘίοατΓίόίΤίην, 3, sing. 1. a. opt. act. ^ol. 
 from Βζοα'ΤΓζύω, to wait upon, serve. 
 
 Qz^a'^i'iVTZo•;, verbal adj,from Βζρα-ηυω, one 
 must reverence the gods, Xe7i. Mem. ii, 28.] 
 
 0ζξατίυτΫΐ;, οΰ, ο, a servant, a minister ; 
 one who pays court; a worshipper; a physi- 
 cian ; and 
 
 Θεξα'Τίυτϊχοί, h, ov, ready to serve or attend 
 upon, officious, obliging, attentive ; having the 
 power of healing ; fit for taking the care of any 
 thing ; a7id 
 
 Θ-ζάττίντο;, ου, ό κα) h, that may be healed, 
 medicable. From 
 
 Qioaffium, u'ilh ace. in imperf ind, act. 
 ίίζοάττζυον, ζ;, ί, f, ζυσω,' ρ, τιθζξά'Πνκα, to 
 serve, attend, wait upon ; to conciliate or to 
 studv to oblige by services or attentions, to 
 pay court to, honour, respectj worship ; to cul- 
 tivate ; take care of or attend upon the sick, 
 Thucyd. ii, 51 ; to heal, to cure; 1. a, im- 
 perat. act. Βζξύτζυσον, άτω• impof, ind. pas. 
 ίθζοΛ'ττζυόμην, ου, %ro, p. ind, pas. τί^ξάτζυμαι, 
 part. perf. pas, τί^ίξατζυμίνο;, ά, ov, 1. a. ind. 
 pas. ih^a^zu^'/jv, n;, ά• Th. Βζξάτων. 
 
 Θ ί^α•τ?5 ■<■'/?, Ion. for Βζζα'πία, service, min- 
 istry, attendance ; domestics ; a heaUng or 
 cure. Fi'oin the ])7^eceding. 
 
 θζούττνα, a;, a. Dor. for θζξά•7Τν/!, vi;, vs, 
 the 7iame if a city, Therapne, concerning ivhich 
 see Stephanus, in Θεζάττναι. 
 
 Qtoa-TTo-jTa, ace. sing. ΒζξάζΌντζ, no7n. dual, 
 Βίράττουη, d'lt. pi. from 
 
ΘΕΡ 
 
 413 
 
 ΘΕΤ 
 
 ΘΕΡΑ'ΙΙΠΝ (^ίςα•^ων}^ οντος, Ό, Ά servant, 
 attendant, minister. From S -ίζω, to take 
 care of. 
 
 θΐξβίφίΤμ, Hebr. images, idols. Engl. 
 
 TERAPHIM. 
 
 0£^£/'/i, '/I?, '/I, Ion. for B-i^uei, or ^ίξύχ, the 
 same with 3-ίζοί, summer. 
 
 Θίξίίοί, εία, uov, of or belonging to summer, 
 warm. 
 
 &ίξίΐτά,τ'/ι, by Sync, for ^-ίξΐ/οτάτ'/ί, very hot, 
 suj)erl.f. g. of the preceding. Th. 9-ίξος. 
 
 θίξευ;, Dor. for Β-ίξου;, gen. sing, from, 
 S -ίξοί, ios, TO, summer. 
 
 &ίζ'ίω, the same ivith Β-ίξω, to warm, heat. 
 
 Θίξίζω, f Ισω, p. τίβίξΐκα, to pass the sum- 
 mer in a place; to reap; to gather; to cut 
 down, to kill ; with accus. ,■ often put abso- 
 hitely ; jyart. 1. a. act. 3-ίξία•α.;, ασα, α,ν, perf. 
 ind. pas. ηθίξίσμα,ι, J. a, ind. pas. ϊ^ίξίσθην. 
 From Β-ίξΟί, harvest, 
 
 &εξϊνο;, h, ov, of or belonging to summer. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 θίξίίτ^ε/ν. Dor. for Β-εξίζειν, pi^es. inf. act. 
 from Β-εξίζω, to mow, reap, 
 
 &εξία•μοζ, ου, ό, harvest ; and 
 
 Θεξία-τήξίον, ου, το, a scythe or sickle ; aiid 
 
 0ίξίσ•τ9ΐ;, ου, ο, a reaper ; and 
 
 &ίξίΰ•τξον, or Βΐξϊίττξίον, αυ, τΰ, a summer 
 garment. Th. Βεξοι. 
 
 θεξμά, nom. ρί. η. g. from Β-εξ/^,ο;, warrp. 
 Th. Βίξω. 
 
 &εξμΆ), ων, a], hot baths. From the same. 
 
 &εξμa.ίvaι,f oivm, to heat, warm, dry ; by Me- 
 iaph. to inflame, to animate; 1. a. Ιύίομκνα,' 
 pres. pas. Βεξμούνομαα, to be warm, to warm 
 one's self, imperf εύεζμ,α,ιν'ομ'/ίν, ου, ετο, perf. 
 ind, pas. τεβεξμαμμχι, 1. a. ind. pas. ϋεξμάν- 
 βην. Th, Βίοω. 
 
 &ίζμετο, Η, sing, imj^erf. ind. in. Ion. of 
 the Poet, verb Βεζμομ,α,ι, for Βεομ,κΊνομοίΐ, to be 
 be heated. From ike same Th. 
 
 &εξμνί, m, h, heat, warmtli ; Βεομα,ι Ιίϊχ^υξα.), 
 excessive or violent heat in the head, Thucyd. 
 ii, 49. Th. Βίξω.'] 
 
 &εζμ,ολουτεω, f. sicw, to Avash one's self in 
 Avarm v/ater, to use tlie warm batii. From 
 Β-εξμο;, warm, and Χοΰω, to Avash. 
 
 &εζμοχΰλαι, ων, a'i, fi. e. the warm gates) 
 Thermopyice, a narroiv pass or defde in Greece, 
 so called because near it there wa^c warm baths 
 or springs. 
 
 &εξμ.ΰί, oZ, KCfA /;, warm, hot ; ardent, 
 glowing ; bold, rash, in stiperl. Βε^μότατο;. 
 Th. Β-'εοω, to heat. 
 
 ®εομΌ•τνι:, '/)Τΰί, 7}, heat, warmth ; ardour. 
 
 ΘΕ'Ρ02, ίίί, ro, harvest ; sunmier, lieat. 
 From Βεξω, to heat. 
 
 &εξ(τίτν;;, ου, ο, a proper name, Thersites. 
 
 QioiTOi, jEoI. far Βάξο-ο?, εο?, ητο, boldness, 
 confidence, courage. 
 
 &εξίτω, 1 . f. ind. act. vEol. for Β-ίξω, a?id 
 !)-ίζσ•όμενοζ, part, l-f m.fnmi 
 
 ■0E'Pii,y. Βίξω, and JEol. Β-'ε^σω, to warm, 
 l)p;it, dry ; to burn ; to take care of, to cure. 
 
 Q)\i,for S-sr/, 2. a. imperat, act.frorn, t'tSn- 
 μι, to put or place ; 2. a. iom. 
 
 Qiffocv, Ion. for ϊ6ε(ταν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. 
 'ίύην, of the same verb. 
 
 (diffuoii, 2. a. infin. m. Β'ειτύω, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 imperat, m.from τ'ώ'/ιμι, to put. 
 
 θ'είτίζ, εωζ, v), a placing, a position, a situa- 
 tion ; a theme or subject ; institution ; impo- 
 sition of a name, Deni. c, Apat. a depositing 
 of money ; adoption ; Bie-ts Ιτ'εων, the composi- 
 tion of verses. Th. τΐόγιμι. 
 
 &'ε(Τκ,ελοζ, ου, ο κα) Υΐ, Οι/ Sync, for Βεοείκ.ε- 
 λοί, divine, godlike ; in pi. η. g. Βεο•κ.ελοί• and 
 Βεσ-χελον, adv. wonderfully. From Βεο^, god, 
 and ε'ίκελο;, like, and this from ε'/χω, to be 
 like. 
 
 Θειτμίο;, ia,, iov, conformable to law, legiti- 
 mate. From Βεα-μοί, law. 
 
 &εσ•μ.οβίτ'/};, ου, ο, a lawgiver, a legislator. 
 From Βεσμος, law, and τίύτιμι, to place, to 
 establish. 
 
 ΘΕ2Μ0^Σ, oy, 0, law, institution, rite; a 
 heap of wood. 
 
 0εσ•μ.οφοξε7ΰν, ου, το, the temple of Ceres ; 
 and 
 
 Θεσ-μοφοξίοί, a festival in honour of Ceres. 
 From Βεσ-μο;, law, and ψ'εξω, to bear, carry. 
 
 &ζσ••7Τείτίΰί, as, h, Ion. Βε;τ<7ε(τ\7ΐ, f g.from 
 
 Qia-Tia-toi, ου, ό koci «, divine, wonderful, 
 admirable ; geii. Ion. Βειττησίοιο. Th. Βεα-η;, 
 ιοί, ο κοά 'h. 
 
 ^ε^ττ^'^οι,'/ΐί, εοί, ο x.cu h, kindled by the gods. 
 From Βειττίζ, divine, and Ια.ίω, to burn. 
 
 &εα•τίζαβ•α, Dor. for Βετ-^τία-χίπα, part. 1. a. 
 act.f g.from 
 
 &εσ•'τίζω, f Ία-ω, to prophesy, to deliver an 
 oracle ; to establish, to command, to be ob- 
 served. From 
 
 ΘΕ'ΣΠΟ, ιοζ, ο κ,α.) h, a prophet ; divine, 
 inspired by the Deity, prophetic. From Βεοζ 
 and ί'ττω, to speak. 
 
 &εσ'νιιτμα,, utos, to, an oracle, a prediction ; 
 an ordinance, a decree. From the preceding. 
 
 ΟίείΤ'Τξωτων, gen. pi. from 
 
 ΘείΤΤξωτοίΐ, the Thesprotae. 
 
 @ατσ•α.λονικ-ευς, εω?, ο, a Thessalonian. From 
 
 &εσ•ΰ•οίλονϊκ.>ι, τις, h, Thessalonica, a city, so 
 called from a victory gained by Philip over the 
 Thessalonians. 
 
 Qiffocv, Ion. and Poet, for εάεσ-αν, 3, pL 
 2. a. ind, act. from τίθημι, to put or place. 
 
 &εστί'/ΐί, ου, ο, a pi'oper name, Thesties. 
 
 &ε(ττωξ, οξοζ, ο, the son of JEnops, Thestor. 
 Hence θεα•τοξί^'/ι;. 
 
 θία-φατα, τα, divine responses, oracles, pre- 
 dictions. From 
 
 &ίσ•φα,τοί, ου, ό κ&) γι, spoken by a God, de- 
 creed by the gods, fatal. From Bio; and 
 φ'/ιμ}, to say. 
 
 θετίον, it is necessary to put, place, or 
 establish, a verbal adject, from τίθημι, to 
 put, 
 
 θετϊκ-ο;, vi, ov, positive ; affirmative, in pi, 
 n. g. Βίτικά. From the same Th. 
 
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 414 
 
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 θίτϊκωί, adv. affirmatively, positively ; to 
 which is opposed άξνίίπχω;, negatively. Fro7n 
 the preceding. 
 
 ΘίΤίί, 91, the name of a goddess^ Thetis. 
 
 Θίτο, Ion. for thro, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m. 
 (f rtUYifit, to put or place; 2. a. ind. act. ium, 
 2. a. ind. m. ίβίμ,τίν. 
 
 θίτο;, h, ov, placed, established; adoptive, 
 adopted. From the same Th. 
 
 θίττχλίχ, as, 7], the name of a country, 
 Thessaly. Hence θίττα,λο), al, the Thessa- 
 lians. 
 
 θίτ&>, 3. sing. 2. a. imperat. act. ^i;• 
 
 from Tta-/],ut, to put or place, 2. a. ind. act. 
 
 Θίυ, Dor. for 3-nZ, or B-itra, 2, a. imperat. w. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Qiuyiv);, (^o;, h, by Crasisfor S-seysv/j, born 
 of God. 
 
 Qiuyiffucii, in the Cretan dialect for S -ίλ- 
 ysa-e'oit, Hcsych. 
 
 Qivha,:, a, c>. Dor. decl. the name of a false 
 prophet, Themlas. 
 
 0ευμίοίί, Dor. fur ^--ΰμίξ-ΐ, Alt. Β-ίνμίξγ, 
 
 dot. sing, from 3-ενμίξ>-ΐΐ, ίο;, ο κ-αΐ τι, Att. 
 
 for ^iofAi^/i-, divine ; «5 f from ντο B-eoV μίμε- 
 
 ^οια-μίν/ι. Froyn S-ios, God, and μίξίζω, to 
 
 divide, to distribute. Th. μΛίξω. 
 
 &ίΰμοξο;, ου, ο kou h, by Crasis and Dor. 
 
 for S -ίόμοξα;, given or sent by God, given by 
 
 divine allotment. From B-so; and μζίξω, to 
 
 part, to divide, p. ind. m. μιμόζα. Poet. 'ίμ~ 
 
 μόρα., 
 
 (dtuffitrai. Ion. for B-iva-/-,, 2. sing. 1. /. 
 ind. m. and 
 
 Qivirstruai, l.f inf. m. of Β-ίω, f Βζύ<τομαι, 
 ±0 run. 
 
 (^ίυσούμίνος, Dor. for Βίνα-όμενοί, pari. l.f. 
 in. of the same vsrb. 
 
 θίυχ;Άξίλα., Dor. for 0>ίοχ^αζΙΚα, a woman's 
 name, Theocharila. 
 
 ΘΕ'Π, f Βιΰνομαί, to run, to contend in 
 the race ; but ΘΕΏ, f. Βή(Τω, to put or 
 place ; ivhence τίόημι. 
 
 θίωμεν, for Βωμιν, Ion. 1 . pi. 2. a. subj. 
 act. from τ'ιθημι, to put or place. 
 
 Q-Mvrojv, gen. pi- ])a7-t. pres. act. contract, 
 for Btciovreov, from Βιάω, to view, to behold. 
 
 &•ωξίίιχ, or -ioi, x;, 'h, contemplation, medita- 
 tion, speculation, theory ; a viewing of the 
 public games ; the public games ; a survey of 
 the manners of other countries. Th. Βιωξο;, 
 a spectator. 
 
 θίωξίϊται, 3. sing. pres. ind. pas. of 
 &-ωφω, f 7ΐσω, p. Tihu^'/ixa., \o Anew, see, 
 behold ; contemplate, consider ; to be a spec- 
 tator of the public games ; to consult the ora- 
 cle ; 1. a. subj. act. ΒζωξήίΤω, 7is, z. Th. 
 
 Β-!ΜξΟζ. 
 
 θίύξ'/ιμΆ, α,το;, το, any thing viewed or con- 
 templated ; a spectacle ; a rule, precept ; a 
 theorem. 
 
 θίωξϋτιζοζ, '/J, ov, contemplative ; theoret- 
 ical, .speculative. 
 
 &ίωξίξω, f. Itru, to look at, behold. 
 θίωξίκ,οξ, i], ov, relating to the public games: 
 or a. view of them ; ρ^ξ^ματα, money em- 
 ployed in defraying the expense of the public 
 games; also, money which the poor received 
 out of the public treasury, to pay for their seats 
 at the games. ] 
 
 &ίωξ)ς, ί^οζ, 'h, the name of the public ship 
 in ivhich the Athenians sent their Βιωξου;, or 
 deputies to consult the oracle at Delos. 
 
 ΘΕΩΡΟ' 2, oZ, 0, a spectator, beholder 5 
 one who travels into foreign countries ; to ob- 
 serve the manners of the people. From Biaa- 
 μαί, to view, behold ; also a dejputy sent to any 
 place to offer sacrifices to the gods, to consult 
 the oracle. Frojn Bso; and ωξχ, care. 
 
 Θίίβα, Dor. for QriQmi, or Iv τους Ο'ήζαι;, 
 in Thebes. 
 
 θ>ιξκγ$ν^;, io;, y.cu ri, born at Thebes, a 
 native of Tiiebes. From Θ'/ίβ' /j and yuvo- 
 μαι, to be born. 
 
 &^ιζα,ξ$, to Thebes ; adv. From Q^S'/i. 
 &'/:Sccio;, aia, alov, of or belonging to 
 Thebes, Theban ; in pi. (dr,^ouoi, 01, the 
 Thebans. 
 
 Θ>;ο55, '/>;, '/], a city of Greece, Thebes, 
 Hence 
 
 (d'/,tyiSiv, at Thebes ; adv. 
 Qviyav/j, ν,ί, 91, a whetstone, a grindstone, 
 a hone. Th. Βνιγω, to sharpen. 
 
 Θ^ί^ί/, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. from 
 ΘΗΤίΙ, y! |iw, to whet, sharpen ; to excitej 
 to animate ; j). ind. act. τίύτιχ^α, 1. α. iori^a,. 
 
 @'/ιίϊσβαι. Ion. for Βία,σύα,ι, pres. inf. m. 
 and 
 
 0'/ΐίΐτο, Ion. for ΙβτιεΤτο, and this for Ιθζατο^ 
 3. nng. ii)xperf. ind. m. from 
 
 θ'/ίομαα, Ion. for Βεάομαι, to view, behold. 
 &-/ΐίύμίν6ί, viewing, beholding ; Ion. and 
 Dor. for Β-εύμενοξ, jmrt. pres. mid. from Biao- 
 μαι. 
 
 ©■ηίΖντο, Dor. for U-AoZvro, and this Ion. for 
 shuvTo, 3. pi. imperf. ind. m. and 
 
 &'/ΐ7ι(ΤΆντο, they beheld. Ion. for ihairavro^ 
 3. 2>l' 1• α• iii-d. in. of Βηίομχι, Ion. for Βεάο- 
 μαι. 
 
 QmiTu.(rStt.i, Ion. for Βιάσασΰκί, 1. α. Ώχβ. 
 m, of the same verb. 
 
 θ•/ΐγ]τοί, 7>, OV, verbal adj. wonderful ; to be 
 regarded with admiration or Avonder, deserving 
 of admiration ; αν'Βξάσι μ\ν B'/i'/jros /'δεΓν, Tyrt. 
 where the common reading is Β-ν/ιτοΊσιν, for 
 which Βγιτ,τοζ, a conjectural emeyidalion of 
 lieiske's, is adopted by Gaisford in his Poetce 
 2iinores Greec. From Β'/ι'ίομα/, Ion. for Β-ίάο- 
 μα,ί, to behold.] 
 
 Θ'/ί/ον, Ion., for ΒίΤον, το, brimstone, sulphur. 
 &»ικα,7οξ, a, ov, designed for a ΒΫικη or re- 
 ceptacle. From Β'/ικγι. 
 
 &9>χ.άμινοζ, having placed; jwri. 1. a. m. 
 from τί&ημι, f. Β'/ισ•ω, p. τίβειχοι, to put or 
 place ; 1. a. ind. act. 'ίύνικχ, 2. a. 'iim. 
 
 θ/ιχαν. Ion. for eV^j^av, 3. pi. 1 . a. hid. 
 act. and 
 
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 415 
 
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 ©muro, 3. sin^. 1. a. ind. m. Ion. and 
 
 Θίκε, Ion. for ϊβηκί, 3, sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 of τΙΘ'Λμι, f. Β-'Λσ-ω, to put or place; 1. a. 
 'd^flKX, p. riuiiita,. 
 
 &Υίκ'/ι, nii h, a repository, receptacle ; repos- 
 itory for the dead, a sepulchre, a grave, Thu- 
 eyd. ii, 52 ; a sheath, a case, a purse. From 
 the same ΓΛ.] 
 
 θ'/ιλάζω, f. σω, p. τιί'Λ'^ακ.Ά, to suckle or 
 give suck ; also to suck ; Β-/ιλύξων, ουσα,^ ov, 
 part. pros. act. Tk. S-jjAjj. 
 
 Qn^ocfAuv, όνοζ, χ,οΛ '^, a nurse. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Qfikxa-nei, as, s, I might have sucked, JEol. 
 1. a. opt. act. from the same. 
 
 &'/ιλίχ, and B-yikiii, Ion. for B-^Xuu, a female. 
 From Β-?,λν;. 
 
 &nX'i'M, Ion. for 3-αλίω, the same with 3^άλ- 
 λΰύ, to sprout, bud. 
 
 &'/jXieos, gen. Att.from ^τ^λυς. 
 
 ΘΗΛΙΓ, Jii, 'h, the nipple, the teat. From 
 Β-άλλω, to sprout, bud. 
 
 Θτ^λτ,ττίξ f κ,υν/ιγος, Hesych.j perhaps more 
 correctly ^γΐζτ,τ'/ΐζ, a huntsman. From Bho, a 
 wild beast. 
 
 &'/ιλυγανίβί, ixg, 'h, the procreation of female 
 offspring ; kindred by the mother's side. 
 
 QnXvh^lu.?., ου, 0, soft, effeminate. From 
 ^YiXvi and "^ξάω, to act, to do. 
 
 Q' /ίλΰχοζ, h, ov, feminine; womanlike ; effem- 
 inate ; proper to the female sex. 
 
 &7ΐ\υμανγ-ιζ, to;, ο χοά 'h, having a violent 
 passion for women. From B-yiku;, a female, 
 and μχν'ια. 
 
 θ'/ιλννω, to make womanish or effeminate, to 
 make tender or delicate ; to play the coquet ; 
 to behave insolently from a consciousness of 
 beauty ; hence Βγιλύησύαι, jrres. inf. m. 
 
 &ίΐλν7Τξίτίι;, ίο;, ο κ,αι 'h, becoming a woman 
 or the female sex. From Β-ϊ^λυ; and τζί-^α. 
 
 ΘΗ~ΛΤ2, ioi, και ri, or -υ;, six, υ, female, 
 of the female sex ; a woman ; feminine, soft, 
 tender, delicate, effeminate ; fruitful ; S-jjXwj 
 ίίξο•*!, the fertilizing dew, Hes. Scut. Here, 
 ver. 395 ; •7Τοιουσα. 9-άλλ5/ν, causing to bloom, 
 or flourish ; or from Βάω, to nourish. 
 
 θ'/ιλυτίξο,ίον, of women ; gen. pi. ^oLfrani 
 Β->ιλύτίξοα, compar. f. g.from Βηλύτίοο;, more 
 feminine or effeminate. From the preceding. 
 
 Q'/iXur'oico;, ouy ο ηά\ τι, bearing female off- 
 spring. From S-sj/yj, a woman, and τίκτω, to 
 bear or bring forth ; p. m. τίτοκιζ. 
 
 Q'/lXo), Όο;, contract, ov;, h, Hesyc. τροφό;, 
 Tviun, a nurse. From BtiXti, the breast or 
 nipple. 
 
 ^γιμων, uvo;, o, a heap, a pile. From τΐάνι- 
 μι, to put or place. 
 
 Θί^μωνία, a;, vj, a heap, a pile, 
 
 Θ' /jv, vo;, 0, a heap ; a sandbank ; a heap of 
 corn ; the shore ; the same ivith B-iv. Also 
 
 0>5v, an expletive ])article ,• also for truly, 
 indeed, certainly. 
 
 Qtmov fyaXxJ, milk, Hesych, From Β-άω, 
 to nourish, to suckle-.• " 
 
 Θ//ξα?, avTOi, part. \. a. act. from B'/iyaJ, 
 f ξώ;, ίο sharpen. 
 
 θ'/ιο7ο, 2. sing. pres. opt. pas. from Βηίομαι, 
 Ion. for Βίάομβίΐ, to view, to see. 
 
 θιητω, to be struck with astonishment, to be 
 stupified with wonder ; to be shy or skittish. 
 From Β'/ϊίω. 
 
 ΘΗ'Ρ, ξο;, ό, ^ΈοΙ. φί-ΐξ, a wild beast ; also 
 a lion ; a centaur, gen. pi. Β'/ΐξΰν, dat. pi. 
 Β'/ΐξσ),^ο'>η Β'ίω, to run. Hence 
 
 θ'^ξχ, a;, 'h, a hunting ; the chase ; the 
 game taken in hunting; a search after. Also 
 
 Qri^a,, a,;, h, Thera, an island. 
 
 θ'/ΐξχγουντζ;, οι, those who lead about wild 
 beasts. 
 
 &γΐξαιον i-ffo;, a prophecy delivered in the 
 island Thera. Th. ®ήξα. 
 
 ®7ΐξαμα, ατοξ, το, the game caught in the 
 chase ; a hunting ; a pursuit, Aristot. Pcean.l 
 
 θήξχν, prcs. irfin. from Β•/ιούω, to hunt. 
 Th. Βγ,ξ. 
 
 &'ήξάομαι, f. άτομαι, to hunt, to catch ; to 
 seek or strive after, to pursue, to tr}- to catch ; 
 and 
 
 θ'Αξα,ΤΫί;, ου, ο, a hunter, a seeker after, a 
 pursuer ; and 
 
 Θ^ίξατίκο;, '/], ov, of or belonging to tlie 
 chase, proper for or used in luinting. From 
 Β')ΐξ, a wild animal. 
 
 Θ'/ΐξά&ι, to hunt, catch, follow after, pursue» 
 Th. Β'^ξ. 
 
 &'/ιζίον, ('ff't-TrXov TOiKiXovj a A'ariegated gar- 
 ment, according to Hesych. From Bh^, a wild 
 beast. Others derive it from the island 
 Θίί^α. 
 
 &'/ίξίυί, pres. imperat. act. and 
 
 Qnoiuitv, pres. hifin. act. Βίξίΰσ-χι, 1. ο, 
 iiifin. act. of ΒγίΡίύω, to hunt Avild animals. 
 Th. Βήξ. 
 
 θίΐξίΆμιν, to hunt, to trj' to catch, to pur- 
 sue ; pres. infin. act. Ion. for B'/iptvuv. 
 
 (Ε)'/ίξίυμα, ccto;, to, game caught in huntings 
 the chase. From Βτίζίύω. 
 
 &7ΐξίυτίις, ου, ο, and B)ίo^υτhξ, ?,ξο;, ο, a 
 huntsman ; and 
 
 &'/ΐξίυτϊκ.ο;, h, ov, of or belonging to the 
 chase. Whence Βγίξΐυτικ,η, the art of hunting, 
 the chase. From 
 
 &•/;ξίύΜ, f ζύσω, p. τίύήξΐΌκα., to hunt, 
 wild animals ; to pursue, to try to catch, to 
 watch insidiously, to catch. From Βίΐξ, a wild 
 beast. 
 
 θ'^ξ'/ι;, gen. sing. Ion. from Byjou, a;, »{, 
 game caught in hunting. From the same. 
 
 Q'/iprirho, Υίξο;, ό, a huntsman ; the same 
 xviih Β'Λξίυτ'Αο. From Βνίζάω, to hunt. From 
 the preceding Th. 
 
 Θ'/ΐξίΤιτωξ, οξο;, ο, a hunter or huntsman. 
 From the same verb and Th. 
 
 Q' /ιοιοίκκ, τα, scil. φάρμακα., antidotes to the 
 bites of venomous animals ; and., 
 
 Q)r,oMK7i, scil. αντίδοτο;, an antidote to 
 poisons. Th. Βήξ. 
 
 (^'Λξίά,λωτο;, ου, ο κο;) 'h, taken by wild 
 
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 &Ι2 
 
 Ijeasts. From Β-τίξίον, a wild beast, and αλίσ-χΜ, 
 to take. 
 
 &'/ΐξΐύζξωτοί, ου, ο κκ) h, devoured or man- 
 gled by wild beasts. FrofU ^■rιξto\' a?id βξάατχ,ω, 
 to eat. 
 
 0)'/^ζΐομα,χ^ίω, f. '/ισω, p. τίύ'ήξίο/^άχ^ηκα,^ to 
 fight with wild beasts ; \. a. ίό'/ΐξίο^Λά;:ζ^'/ι/Τΰΐ, 
 as, ε. From Β-'/ΐξίομάρ^ΰ;, ου, ο κα.) 'h, one who 
 fights with wild beasts. From Β-^ΐξίον, the same 
 with Βηζ, a wild beast, and (Λάχομοίΐ, to 
 fight. 
 
 θνίζίομ&χ,οζ, ου, ο kou 'h, who fights with 
 wild beasts. 
 
 Qr.o'iov, ου, TO, a wild beast, a wild animal ; 
 a venomous animal ; a belly-worm ; a malig- 
 nant ulcer. Th. Β-'^ζ. 
 
 Θήξΐΰί, ου, ο κ,οί) η, of or belonging to wild 
 beasts. 
 
 &:ηριΟΜ, to transform into a wild beast, to 
 make wild or savage ; to exasperate, to irritate. 
 
 Θ'/Ιξ>ω1ίστ«τα, swarming with wild beasts, 
 n. g' pi' superl. from 
 
 Θΐΐξΐύ^/ΐ!, ίοζ, ό Kou, h, wild, brutal, savage, 
 ferocious ; full of wild animals. Th. B'fi^. 
 
 θ'/ΐριω^Μζ, adv. in the manner of v/ild beasts, 
 like a brute ; ferociously. From the j^reced- 
 
 ing. 
 
 Θ^ξοφόν/ί, Άζ, h, a slayer of \vild beasts. 
 From 9-hp, a wild beast, and φίνω, to kill ; 
 p. m. τίφονα. 
 
 θ>]ΡΛΐμίνο;, part. prcs. pas. from Β^'/ίξάω, to 
 hunt. Th. Β-'^ιζ. 
 
 θ'/ιοΰν, hunting, 2^^'>'^• 1"''^^• "^^• f'^m the 
 same verb and Th. 
 
 0H'2, Tos, c, a hired labourer or servant. 
 
 Θί?ίΓα/, 1. a. inf. act. of 3•«&», to nurse, to 
 suck, or by Sync, for Β^ηλύσ-αι. In like man- \ 
 ner Βήσαιτο, from Βά,ω, or for Β-ηλάσατο, 
 3. sins,. 1. a. ind. 'mid. Ion. of Β•'/ιλά,ζω, to 
 Th. B^Xyi. 
 
 Θ'/ια-οίίοίτο, 3. pi. 1. a. opt. m. Ion. for 
 Β-ΐάσαατο, ta coalescing into n, and ν being 
 changed into ot.• from ^ίάομκι, f ά,σομοί,ι, to 
 •view, to beliold ; 1. a. ind. mud. \6ίοι,(τάμ'/ιν• 
 1. a. opt. mid. Β-ία,σΐίίμ'/ιν. 
 
 ^νισαυρ'ιζω, f. Ίσω, p. πύησΌ,ύζίκοί, to heap 
 up treasures, to amass ; to store up, to hoard 
 up, to reserve ; l^erf, ind. pas. 'ηβ'/κτοίύζκτμαι. 
 From Bnffoiv^os. 
 
 ®'/ισο!.ύζΐ<τμοί, Άτοζ, το, a repository of treas- 
 ure ; a treasure. From the preceding. 
 
 ΘΗ2ΑΤΡ0'2, oZ, o, a repository for treas- 
 ures, a treasury, a storehouse, the money or 
 treasures thus laid up, a store. From τΐύ',ψί 
 ui αυριον, to lay up for to-morrow. Or from 
 (ίίξος, rich. 
 
 Θ>?σ•αί/^β(ρΐ'λ«ξ, οίκος, ό τια.) h, the keeper of 
 the treasury. 
 
 Θ'/?δ•£«, ace. sing, from θησ•%υς, io;, o, a 
 2)roper name, Theseus. 
 
 θ'^α-ίΐ, 3. sing. 1./. ind. act. and 
 
 θ^σαν, l.f. inf. act. and 
 
 θ'/ισ'ψΛν, Dor. for the preceding ; and 
 
 θζσ-ίύμίίτί'κ, Dor. and JEqI. for Βησομιόοί, 
 
 give suck 
 
 l.pl. l.f. ind. m. of τΊύημι, f. Βήιτω, to put 
 or place ; 2. a. tuyiv. 
 
 Q'/ia-ihs, ioi, 0, a proper name, Theseus. 
 
 Qyiff^ai, to give suck, to suckle. Ion. for 
 
 Βα,σθοίΐ, contract, for S-aitr^on, pres. inf. pas. of 
 
 Βάω. But others consider it as put by Sync. 
 
 for Β-'/ίλάζίτθοί,ι, j)res. inf. pas. of Β-^ιλύξω, to 
 
 give suck. Th. S -^λ^. 
 
 &ήα•ομα.ι, 1. f. ind. mid. ΒήοΌ), 1. f. ind. 
 act. in j)l. ΒήοΌμΐν and 
 
 θιησ-οντι, Dor. for Β-^σΌυιπ, 3. J^l' l-f ind. 
 act. of τΊύ'/ιμι, to put or place. 
 
 (drnffoi, vii, h, and 3•ίί•Γτ«, ris, h, a female 
 hired servant. Th. S-jj?. 
 
 @'/ισω, (Dor. BijiruJ, l.f. ind. act. of rlun- 
 μι, to put or place. 
 
 Θ5?τα, ace. sing, of Bh?, a hired servant ; 
 Bnfftra, or S-irra, h, a woman-servant. 
 
 (d'/iTzvca, f. ίΰσω, to serve or labour for hire. 
 From 2-yis, a hired servant. 
 
 θΐ^ττοί, 71S, it, a female hired servant. See 
 
 Qioiyojv, ovos, bread which was set before the 
 gods. 
 
 θίχζίο, to dance. From 
 
 Θ1Ά202 fS-iatrosJ, o'j, 0, a company of 
 dancers or Bacchanalians j a crowd of women ; 
 a troop of banqueters ; also any company or 
 assembly ; a feast ; ίτα^ά το B-stoi ko-oh, from 
 their singing divine songs. Some read Βΰα,σοζ, 
 and hence Βνάζω, is to celebrate the orgies of 
 Bacchus. From S-skj, Cret. and ^ol. for 
 S-ios, ■whe7ice in the Spartan dialect ^/ος. 
 
 Q>iaffuira.i, ων, οι, the members of the B-ioc- 
 a-o; or company of dancers ; also companions 
 who met together on festive days under a pre- 
 tence of worshipping the gods, and indulged 
 themselves in banqueting. From the preceding. 
 
 ΘΓΒΗ, '/]ζ, '/I, a little basket made of osiers 
 or flags. 
 
 ΘΙΒΡΟ'Σ, a,, ov, roasted under the coals, 
 hot ; also tender, soft, beautiful. 
 
 &ιγί7ν, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 θiγίμίv, Ion. for Βίγαν, pres. irf. from 
 Βίγω, to touch. 
 
 Qlyoiifoi, Dor. for Βίγουα-κ, touching, part, 
 pres. act.f g. and 
 
 θίγον, Dor. for Βίγί, 2. a. imjyerat. act. 
 from 
 
 ΘΙΤΩ, f. ξω, p. τίβιχα, to touch, handle ; 
 to strike, graze ; 1. a. 'iut^ot- 2. a. 'ίύιγον. 
 Hence 
 
 Q'i'ii?, ίωζ, 0, the act of touching, touch. 
 
 ΘΓΝ, or Β)ζ, Bivos, ό kou h, a heap, the 
 shore, a bank, a hill. As also 
 
 ΘΓν', ace. sing, for Biva. From Biv, the 
 shore. 
 
 ΘΓίί, God ; in the Cretan dialect, from 
 
 Bios- 
 
 Θι•ρτόξςωτοί, for Βρ^ΐ'ττΌξξωτοζ^ worm-eaten, 
 moth-eaten. From B^'c^is, pi. of Βξΐ-ψ, and 
 βρώσκύι), to eat, 
 
 Θι/τ^όω, to conjecture, Hesych. verhai)$from ■ 
 Bi(r7n$f a soothsayer. 
 
ΘΟΙ 
 
 417 
 
 ΘΟΤ 
 
 Θλαδ/«ί , β«, ο, an eunuch. From Β-λάω, to 
 break. 
 
 QXeitTia?, ου, ό, the same. 
 
 θλοίο-μκ, <χτο;, τβ, a fracture, a bruise, a 
 contusion. From Βλά,ω. 
 
 Θλά!Γ•τ/, κίζ, rk Thlaspi, a plant, a kind of 
 mustard. From Βλάω, to break, because its 
 seeds have a bruised or compressed appear- 
 ance. But the thlaspi of Dioscorides is indu- 
 bitably our Shepherd's Purse.] 
 
 ΘλάίΤίΓί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Poet, for 
 'ίύλχβ•ί- from 
 
 ΘΛΑΏ, f σω, 2). Kx, to bruise, break, 
 crush ; to break in pieces. 
 
 Θλί^ίοί;, the same with B-Xa^iccs, an eunuch. 
 From , . 
 
 ΘΛΓΒΩ, f. \J/M, ^p.' φα, to press, to 
 squeeze, trample upon, compress, to bruise or 
 crush ; to afflict ; perf. ind. pas. τίύλιμμαΐ' 
 part. p. pas. ηύΧιμμίνος, for Βλ'ιζω, jEol. 
 φλίγω, ivhence the Latin Fligo. 
 
 Θλ/•ν^/ί, ίω?, 'h, compression ; oppression, 
 afl'lict on, tribulation. From the preceding. 
 
 Sveitrxa, Dor. fur Β-ν^σ-κω, to die ; Βνάσκο• 
 μ$ν. Dor. for Βν^α-κομία• nid B-varos, Dor. for 
 S-v'/]7u;, mortal. Th. Βνήτκω, 
 
 θνοίτκ μίΧη, mortal members, nom. or ace. 
 pi. 7ieui. from Βνα,τΌζ. See the jn-eceding, 
 
 θ\ι'/ι^ομχ», l.f. ind. mid. and 
 
 ®ν•η(ημοΰος, a'lx, ouov, that dies of itself, 
 dead, carrion. Hence rro Β-ν»ι^ιμα7ον, ου, a car- 
 case. 
 ' Qvtitrii, ias, '/I, death ; and 
 » Θΐ'>?ο'«βν, they died, for e^vt^irxov, 3. j)l. 
 impeyf. ind. act and 
 
 QvYitrzovrzi, nom. j^l- part. jnes. act. all 
 from 
 
 ΘΝΗ'2Κί1, /". Β-νήζομχι, sj, trai, to die ; to 
 be put to death ; 2. f ind. m. Βα,νουμα,ι• 
 p. TihyiKx, as if from Β-νχω, pluperf ind. act. 
 tTi^v^xiiv, it;, u• 2. a. 'iuxvov, ίζ, i, formed 
 from B-Sivu, to strike ; p. m. τεόνχχ' p. inf. 
 mid, rsdvavxi, contract, for -ηθνχίνχι. Hence 
 S^vviTos, mortal. 
 
 Θνητογχμίχ, as, i, marriage of mortals or 
 of a goddess with a mortal ; as the marriage of 
 the goddess Thetis with Peleus, the father of 
 Achilles. From S-vtitos and γχμοι» 
 
 0v>}To7o, gen. Ion. from 
 
 0r/iTos, i], ov, mortal, subject to death, a 
 man ; a beast ; dat. pi. Β-ν/ιτοϊΊτι• ά,ν^ξχα-ι μϊν 
 B^r/iroTinv, Tyrt. See remark under ©^jjjtOs.] 
 
 0v>jr«v, gen. pi. of Bvtiros. 
 
 &οχξω, f. άσ-ω, to move quickly ; to spring 
 into a seat ; to sit. From B-oog, quick. 
 
 0o»ffi, dat. pi. f g. Ion. for B-ox7s, from 
 B-oos, quick, swift. 
 
 Θοίμχηον, et/, ro, Att. for το ίμχ,ηον, the 
 garment ; the cloak. Th. ίω. 
 
 &οίμνιν o7o, o7ro, 2. a. opt. m. Poet, for 
 Βίίμ^ιν, t7o, i7to. From τίότιμι, to put or 
 place. 
 
 ©eivKMj f. nffUf p. viKXf to feast, banquet, 
 
 53 
 
 sup ; to eat, devour ; to consume, spend. 
 From 
 
 ΘΟΓΝΗ, >jf, fi, a feast, banquet, food, 
 victuals ; as if from Βύω, to slay, sacrifice ; 
 or rather from oZvos, wine ; or from both. 
 
 &οιν»!Τίκοζ, 5j, OV, proper for or belonging to 
 a banquet ; and 
 
 θαινητο;, h, ov, the same ; also fit for eating ; 
 and 
 
 0οινίζω, Ion. to make a feast for, to regale. 
 From Baivfi. 
 
 &o7to, See Qioiro, and θοίμαν. 
 
 &ΰλάω, f. mu, to disturb, to trouble. 
 
 θολίξοί, ξχ, ξον, muddy, miry, turbid, foul, 
 dirty, filthy ; dark, obscure. From BoXo?, dirt. 
 
 &ολίξωζ, adv. turbidly, thickly ; Βολζξως 
 τξοξχίνίίν, to walk with an unsteady or reeling 
 gait. From the preceding. 
 
 Θολίχ, eni, 71, a hat with a peaked crown, a 
 skreen or shade, an umbrella. 
 
 ΘΟΛΟ' 2, ου, Ό, mud, mire, dirt, filth, 
 drugs ; the dark liquor of the cuttle fish ; ob- 
 scurity ; and adjectively BoXos, »i, ov, thick, 
 muddy. 
 
 Θβλβ?, ου, ο or '/!, an arched or peaked roof, 
 a dome, a cupola ; a round edifice ; a vaulted 
 chamber ; a sweating-bath. Hence Βολίχ, a 
 peaked hat. 
 
 ΘβλοΣ/ντα, ace. sing. part, pres.from 
 
 &ολόω, f ωσω, p. ωκχ, to make muddy or 
 turbid, to stain, defile ; to trouble, disquiet. 
 Th. BoX'oi. 
 
 ΘΟΟ'Σ, X, ov, swift, quick, rapid, fleet ; 
 sharp, pointed. Frojn 3-siu, to go swi>^tly. 
 
 &όξί, 3. sing. 2. a. act. Ion. from 
 
 θαξίω, or Βόξω, f '^τω, to leap, spring, 
 jump ; 2. a. 'ίάοξον. Hence 
 
 &οι>νΰω, and Β-όξννμι, to leap upon, to copu- 
 late ; τξοξ την Βοξνν οξνύί(Τ&χ/, to be violently 
 impelled to copulation. 
 
 θόξον, Ton. for 'ίύοξον, imperf. indie, act. or 
 2. a. indie, act. ofB-'ogea. 
 
 &οξθί ου, ο, and Βοξγι, ij, τι, the male 
 semen. Th. Β-όξω. 
 
 0οξυζίυσ•ίν, Dor. for Βοξυζουο'ί, 3. pi. pres. 
 ind. act. from 
 
 &οξΰζίω, f νιτω, p. τίόοζύζηκχ, to excite a 
 tumult ; to make a noise ; to disturb, to throw 
 into a tumult ; to receive with tumultuous 
 cries ; to applaud with noisy acclamations, 
 Dem. Phil, ii ; imperf. ind. act. Ιύοξύζίον, oZv. 
 Th. ΒΌξυζοξ. 
 
 0>οξυζήσγ, 3. sing. 1. α. suly. act. from the 
 preceding. 
 
 θόξΰζΰί, ου, ο, a tumult, an uproar, a tumul- 
 tuous assembly, a crowd. From Βξαοί, a 
 tumult, and βονι, a clamour, a shout. Hence 
 Βοξυ^ίω, to raise a tumult. 
 
 &οξυζουντα, making an uproar, part. pres. 
 act pi. num. masc. gen. of the same Th. 
 
 ΘΟ'ΡΩ, or Βοξίω, to leap, spring; as if 
 from Βίω pxov part. pres. ΒΌξων. 
 
 &ου, and Βίσω, Βίσβω, 2. a. imperat. m. of- 
 τ'ιύνμ^ to put or place; 2, a, ind. m. ϊΰίμψ. 
 
ΘΡΑ 
 
 418 
 
 ΘΡΗ 
 
 θουκ.'Λί'^ί};, ου, ο, Thucydides; in dat. θου- 
 xv^'il•'/!. 
 
 Θούξΐ^βξ, impetuous, gen. sing, from Β-ουξΐ?, 
 h. Th. Β^όξω. 
 
 &οΰξοζ, ου, ό, impetuous, violent, blustering ; 
 J", g. Βούζΐζ. From the same Th, 
 
 &ουςοί, 'Συζοίξίτγΐζ, a mans name, Thurus, 
 of Sybaris. 
 
 Θόωχο;, Poet, for B-uxog, a seat ; an assem- 
 bly or meeting. From 9-ούζω, to sit. 
 
 Qoavoi, ace. sing, from Β-όων, a j)roj)er name, 
 Thoon. 
 
 θοωι, adv. quickly, swiftly, speedily. Th. 
 Β-οόί. 
 
 @ξάκη, νις, h, Thrace. 
 
 ©ξο,χιοζ, and &ξοίίΊαο$, Ion, &ξνιίχίο$) ία, tov, 
 of Thrace, Thracian. 
 
 &ξκχιστι, in the manner of the Thracians. 
 Th. Θζάξ. 
 
 &ξάμί$, a ram, Hesych. 
 
 &ξά,νοί, ου, ό, a seat, bench ; a stool ; a 
 close-stool. Th. Βξύω. 
 
 ΘΡΑ /S, ακος, and Poet. Β^ξγξ, γχος, ο, a 
 Thracian. 
 
 &ζα,ιη7οί, α,ζ, }i,f. g.from Β-ξοίοΊξ, bold, dar- 
 ing, rash. 
 
 Θξα(Τίω;, adv. boldly, rashly. From Β-ζα- 
 σνς. 
 
 0ξΛα•ΰς, zos, ro, boldness, audacity, rashness, 
 by Metath.for Βάξίτοί, the same. 
 
 &ξάσσω, to trouble, to importune, to pinch, 
 to twitch. Poet, for ταράσσω, to disturb, by 
 Sync. 
 
 Qpoiffvyuios, βυ, ο kbu w. Poet, bold in the 
 strength of one's limbs ; ο Βξοισίοί 'ΐχ^ων yv7a,, 
 having hardy limbs. 
 
 θξαα-υχάξ^ίο;, ου, ο χα) h, having an intrepid 
 heart, stout-hearted. From Β-ξοι,συζ, bold, and 
 xu^ia, the heart. 
 
 &ξθ!,α'υμ&;^ΰϊν, gen. pi. Dor. for Β-ξΧιτυμά^α/ν. 
 From, Βξασύμοι,χ^οζ, ου, ο xot,) h, daring in bat- 
 tle, a hardy warrior. 
 
 %ξθί.)τυμάχ,ανοί, ου, ο xcu h. Poet, and Dor, 
 for Βξοίο-υμήχ^οίνοζ, ου, ο xett vi, bold in one's 
 plans and enterprises. From S-^ao-yj, bold, and 
 μ'/ιχ^οί,νη, a plan. 
 
 &ξίχ,σ•υμα,ρ(^>]ί, and Θξχσ•ύμα.;;ζοί, ου, ό, daring 
 in battle, a hardy warrior ; also Thrasymachus, 
 a proper name. From, Β-ξοκτυ; and μύρ^>ι, a 
 fight. 
 
 0ξα(τυμίμνονα,, acc. sing.from 
 
 0ζα.συμ'ίμνω•ν, όνος, ο xeci h, daring, intrepid, 
 boldly sustaining the shock of the enemy. 
 From Βξχσ-υί, bold, and μίνω, to remain, to 
 iiwait. 
 
 @ξα.(τυμν1^ίθί, acc. sing, from 
 
 θξΆίτυμιη^ΐα, tos, o, a 2)roper name, Thrasy- 
 niedes. 
 
 <^ξα((ϋνω, to make bold, to inspire with con- 
 fidence ; hence ΒξΧίτύνομαι, to show one's self 
 bold, to become bold ; to speak or to act 
 bi-iaiy. Th. Βζχ,τνί. 
 
 Oc 
 
 'V.rci'/Cr, OU, KVA V, 
 
 Poet. 
 
 iv rots 
 
 ■ττΌνοίί Βξασυί, hardy in bearing toils. Find. 
 i, 156. 
 
 @ξασυς, ila, υ, bold, daring, rash ; insolent» 
 magnanimous, brave Th. Β-οίξίτοί. 
 
 &ξΒίυα•τοζ, h, ov, easily broken, brittle ; easily 
 crumbled, friable. From 
 
 ΘΡΑΪ'ίΙ, to break in pieces, to shatter, to 
 bruise, to crumble ; to weaken ; to aflflict. 
 From Β-λάω, by changing λ into ξ, 
 
 ΘΡΑΏ, y. ^σ-ω, to sit, 1. a. ind. m. ιύξνι• 
 (τάμην 1 . a, infin. mid. Bgriffonruai, 
 
 Q^a'tiTffa,, ois, '/I, Dor. for θξ^'/α-σ-α• and 
 &ξά,α•!τα, or -ττα• a Thracian woman. 
 
 θξίμμίΛ, α,τοί, το, every thing which is nour- 
 ished or brought up ; a foster-child, a pupil ; 
 cattle, sheep ; for Βξύμμβί. From τρίψω, 
 f, Βζί•φω, to nourish, to feed ; perf. ind, pas. 
 τί^ξαμμοίί. 
 
 ©ζίμμοί,τξοφίω, to keep or to feed cattle. 
 
 Θ^ίξαβ-Λβν, 1. sing, or 3. pi. 1, a. ind. act. 
 Poet, for ϊβξίϊ,α,, or 'ίόξίξχν, from Τξΐχ^ω, 
 f. Βξίξω, to run, perf. ind, act. ^^ξάμ'/ιχχ• 
 2, a. ind. act, ε'^ξαμον p. mid. ^ί^ξομα. Ac- 
 cording to others it is imperf ind. act. of 
 Βξίζάσ-χω, the same with τξ'εχ^Μ, to run. 
 
 &ξίξω, 1. fut. ind. act. of τξίχω. Se& 
 &ξίζ,Λα•χον. 
 
 &ξεοχύίξ^ίο;, ου, ο χα,) ίι. Poet, one whose 
 whose heart beats with fear, sad. From Βοξίω, 
 and by Sync, for Βξίώ, to leap, and χα^Ία, the 
 heart. 
 
 Θ^ε-ίτα, τα,, by Sync, for Βξίτττγίζΐ», 
 
 ©ξίΤΎΟξ, 71, OV, fed, nourished. 
 
 @ξίττίΐξθί, as, 'h, a nurse. 
 
 ©ξί-^τ'/ίζία, τα, wages of a nurse, the recom- 
 pense made by a child to his parentis for his 
 education and support. Th. τξίφω, f Bpi- 
 
 @φφύγι, 3. sing. 1. a. indie, pas. Ion. of 
 the same Th, 
 
 Θξ'ί'φα/, 1. a, infin, act, Βξί'φαιο, 2. sing. 
 1. a. opt. m. of the same verb. 
 
 0ξε•φά,μίνοί, part. 1. a. nt. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 &ξίφαα•οι, part. 1. a. act. f. g. of the 
 same. 
 
 &^i-^i,for ίόξε-φε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 Ion. and 
 
 Θζί-φον, 1. a. imperat, act. and 
 
 Θξ'ε-ψω, l.y. ind. act. from τξίφω, to feed. 
 
 ΘΡΕΏ, or Βξ'εομαι, to utter a tumultuous , 
 cry, especially of lamentation ; to bewail, lament. 
 Hence ΒξΌος, a cry. 
 
 θξπΐχιο;, ία, lov, Thracian. From Θ^»)|, 
 ipxos. Ion. for &ξάζ. 
 
 θξ^ϊζ, Ion. for &ξγξ, and this for Θ^αξ, a 
 Thracian. 
 
 θξγχτι, my h, the name of a country, Thrace: 
 
 &ζγιχη6εν, adv, from Thrace. 
 
 @ξγκων, gen. pi. Ion. for θξοίχων, from 
 θξαξ, a Thracian. 
 
 θξ'^νει, pres, imperat. act. from 
 
 &ξηνεΰι/, imperf, Ιύξ-ήνεον, ουν, f, riffu, p. 
 τεύξγινηχα, to lament, bewail, deplore, weep j 
 
ΘΡΟ 
 
 419 
 
 ΘΤΑ 
 
 tfi sing mournful songs ; 1. a. imperat. act. 
 ^^vivviifov, άτω. From 
 
 ΘΡΗ~Ν02, ου, β, grief, lamentation, wail- 
 ing. From ^ξίω. Others derive it from, Β-ξα,ύίΐν 
 τον νουν, because grief shatters the mind. 
 
 ^ξηνουιτι, 3. 2^^• pres. ind. act. of Β-ξίΐνίω, 
 which see. 
 
 θξ^νς, vos, 0, a footstool ; a bench or seat 
 in a gallery. Th. 3-ξύω. 
 
 θξηνύ^ΐίί, ta;, Kct) w, prone to lamentation, 
 complaining; mournful, lamentable. From 
 ^■ξτίνοί and m}^. 
 
 θξπβ-χιία Θίου, religious worship of God, 
 Jos. Ant. iv, 4 ; iv, 8, 44 ; i, 25, and passim ; 
 though Suicer, Eisner, and Wolf deny that 
 ^ξϊίσκ,ί'ια, is ever constructed with a genitive 
 denoting the object of worship. Also 
 
 Q^viffxiici, α,ς, and Ion. -vi, ά?, 55, supersti- 
 tious worship of God ; religious ceremonies. 
 From 
 
 ΘΡΗ2ΚΕΤΏ, to worship God; to be 
 superstitious ; to worship, to adore ; to observe 
 religiously, as if from Β-ίΰ ίξίσκιΐν. Hence 
 
 &ξ^σ•)ίας, ου, religious ; superstitious. From, 
 the preceding. 
 
 &ξ'ήττα,νον, ου, ro, that part of a chariot on 
 Avhich the load v,'as placed ; perhaps from Β-ζη- 
 ο-οίΐ, to sit. 
 
 0ξΐχ), ων-, βί/, counters which soothsayers 
 throw into an urn ; oracles, predictions. From 
 Β-ξχνω, to break ; because they were the frag- 
 ments of stones, 
 
 θξΐκμξίύω, to triumph over, to lead in tri- 
 umph ; to cause to triumph ; with the ace. ,• f. 
 iotrotf' part. 1. a. act. Βξίαμ,ζίύιταί, avros• 
 and 
 
 Θξίοίμζΐχο;, VI, ov, triumphal. From 
 
 ΘΡΓΑΜΒ02, ου, 0, a triumph. From 
 Β^ξίον, a leaf, and ij^^ocUeu, to step, to march ; 
 because the victors in triiimphal jirocessions 
 used Β-ξίοίζ ίμζαΐναν, to march with their heads 
 croiuned with leaves of myrtle or bay. 
 
 ΘΡ1ΓΚ0'2, or Β-ξΐγ;\;^ος, οΰ, ό, a battlement, 
 a pinnacle ; the coping of a wall ; a bulwark ; 
 an enclosure, a hedge, a wall. From θ^/ξ, 
 hair. 
 
 ΘΡΓΔΑΗ, Άχοί, 7t, a plant, lettuce. 
 
 &ξΐμμοζ, the same with γογγυα•μο;, a mur- 
 muring, Hesych. ; perhaps from τξίζω, to make 
 a sharp noise, to shriek. 
 
 θξίναξ, axoi, 0, a trident, a fork ; a winnow- 
 ing fan, a sieve. Others read τξίνκξ. 
 
 &PTS, τξίχ^οί, h, the hair of the head or 
 beard j a hair or bristle ; wool ; dat. pi. Β-ξΐ'^ί. 
 Hence τξΐχ^ω^-Ας, ios, xou 9), hairy, shaggy ; 
 τξίχωτο;, 'ή, ov, the same. 
 
 &ξίον, or Β-ξ7ον, ov, TO, a fig leaf; any leaf; 
 a kind of food ; perhaps from Β-ξίω, to make 
 a noise. 
 
 &ξΐος, ου, β, a rope at the bow of a ship 
 which ivns loosened ivhen the wind became 
 favourable. From the same Th. 
 
 θξ)•ψ, Βξίτοξ, ό, a worm which breeds in 
 wood. Th. τξίξ^. 
 
 Q^oiuf f. 'Λαω, p. Ts^^e^xa, to excite a 
 
 tumult ; to disturb ; to terrify, to cry out in a 
 
 tumultuous manner, to speak, to say. From 
 
 Β-ξοοζ, a tumultuous cry, clamour, and this 
 
 from perf. mid. τί^ξοα, of Β-ξίω, or Β-ξίομοα. 
 
 0ξο>]0ΐίναι, to be troubled, 1. a. inf. pas. 
 Βξονιθύζ, part. 1. a. pas. from Βξοίω, to trouble, 
 disturb. 
 
 θξομζόομαι, to become curdled or clotted, 
 pres. infin. mid. Β-ξομζου<τ0οα, 2)art. 1. a. 
 pas. Βξομζω^ΐί, iTtroc, Iv, curdled, clotted. 
 From 
 
 ΘΡ0'ΜΒ02, ου, ο, a lump, a clot, a great 
 drop, e. g. of coagulated blood, 
 
 ΘΡΟ'ΝΟΝ, ου, το, a flower, a rose ; a 
 paint : a medicinal herb, a poison. 
 
 θξόνοζ, ου, ο, a seat; a throne; a kingdom ; 
 a kind of bread ; as if Βξάνο;. From Βξάω, 
 to sit. 
 
 Θοόο;, contr. Β-ξου; ov, o, a tumt|ltuous cry, 
 clamour, uproar, tumult, a murmur, a voice, a 
 sound ; fame, report, rumour ; a crowd. From 
 Βξίω, to cry out. 
 
 ΘΡΤΑΛΛΓ2 (ΒζϋοίΧλι?), Ito?, h, a wick^ 
 a plant lohose leaves were iisedfor wicks. 
 
 ΘΡΤΓΑΝΑΏ, to rub, scratch ; to tap 
 gently. 
 
 Θξνλίω, the same loith ΒξυΙ-ΧΊζω. See 
 &ξΰλλοί, a whisper. 
 
 θξύλλτιμΰί, ατός, το, a common report, the 
 subject of common talk or discourse, a by-Avord, 
 a rumour, a whisper. From the preceding. 
 
 Θξυλλίζω, and Βξυλλία•α•ιΐσ, to whisper, to 
 murmur ; to bruise, Iliad xxiii, 396. From 
 
 ΘΡΤ'ΛΛ02, ου, ο, a whisper, a murmur, a 
 rumour, a report ; a tumuli. Fro7n Βζ'εω, to 
 sound. Hence Βξυλλίω, and Βξυλλίξω, to 
 whisper, to murmur ; '^τ'ολυίξύλλ'/ιτα;, ου, ό κκ) τι, 
 much talked of, A'ery celebrated. 
 
 (^ξύμμχ, α,τοζ, το, a broken piece, a frag- 
 ment. From Βξύ•7ττω, to break. Hence in 
 
 Engl. THRUBIS. 
 
 ΘΡΤΌΝ (Βξΰον), ου, το, a plant which 
 grows in the marshes, a bulrush, sedge ; per- 
 haps from Βξύττω, to break, because it is very 
 brittle. 
 
 θξύτττομα», to be broken in pieces ; to be 
 enervated by luxury ; to live in debaucherj'• ; 
 to enfeeble by luxury.] 
 
 θξνττόμ$νΰ;, broken, bruised, jiart. jwes. 
 pas. from 
 
 ΘΡΤ'ΠΤΩ, to break in pieces, bry^e, 
 rub ; to crumble ; I. f φω• 9. f. τξυφω, for 
 Βξυφω, by changing Β into τ, for the sake of 
 euphony ,• peif. ind. act. τί&ξυψα• perf. indie. 
 JMS, τ'ί$ρυμμοίί. 
 
 ΘΡί1'2ΚΩ, to leap, spring ; to leap upoHv 
 Hence Β^ωα-μος, οΰ, ο, an eminence, an eleva-- 
 tion, a little hill. From Βοξίω, to leap<, 
 
 &οωο•μ,θί, οΰ, ο, in the preceding. 
 
 Θνα, a certain fragrant tree, called Thya> 
 From Βΰω, to perfume. 
 
 0)υάζία, to celebrate the feast of Bacchus j 
 to sacrifice, Th. Βΰω. 
 
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 420 
 
 ΘΤΜ 
 
 Θυαί, ων, οΊ, soothsayers ivho divined from 
 inspecling the entrails of the victims. 
 
 Θι/«!ταξ, ayes, β, a sacrilegious person, 
 Hesych. ; perhaps it should he ^υάξτα.^. 
 
 θύαίξοζ, darnel, tares, Dioscor. From S-ow, 
 or B-iu. 
 
 &uas, ά^οζ, VI, transported with fury 5 a 
 priestess of Bacchus ; written also S-vtas and 
 B^v'i'ai; • from B-vw also 
 
 &vas, solemn, festive. From Β-ύω, to sac- 
 rifice. But 
 
 Quae, Dan. ii, 27, astrologers, sooth sa5'ers ; 
 TO μυιττ'^ξίον ουκ 'ίστι σοφΛίν yocZ^oiPvivuv. Sym- 
 Tnachus renders it 9-νων. 
 
 &ύα,α•οί, the same with ΒΊασος. 
 
 Θνύτίΐξα, aiv, tu, the natne of a city, Thy- 
 atira. 
 
 Θυά,ω, to be in heat. From Άυω. 
 
 ΘΤΓΑ'ΤΗΡ (Βΰγ&τγΐξ], a daughter, gen. 
 ίξος, by Syncop. τξοζ, ace. Β-υγατίξκ, ατξκ, 
 VOC, ω Β-ύγατίξ, dat. pi. ΒνγκτξάσΊ. 
 
 Θυγάτζίον, ου, το, a little daughter, Dim. 
 from 9•νγκτ'/)ξ. 
 
 Qvs, 3. sing, impel f. indie, act. Ion. for 
 %uvi, from Β-ύω, f. Βύιτω, p. τίΰυκα, to sac- 
 rifice ; to rage. 
 
 QviiiTiri, dat. 2)1. Poet, from 9-vo;, toi, ro, a 
 perfume, a fumigation. From the same Th. 
 
 &vii, he raves or is mad, 3, sing. pres. ind. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 θνύα, as, 'h, a^ mortar ; 'lytv,' the sn7ne. 
 Perhaps fro77i Βΰω, to move violently; or from 
 Βνοζ, ro, a perfume. 
 
 ,ΘΤΈΛΛΑ (ΒϋιλΧοί), »??, «, a storm, tem- 
 pest, whirlwind. From Bvnv and uXuv or 
 from Βνω, and aiXXu, a storm ; or from Βνω, 
 to rush impetuously. 
 
 θυίλλοφοξίομαί, mid. and jyas.'of 
 
 &υίλλοφοξίω, ω, f 7,ιτω, to bring or carry 
 \f ith violence ; pas. to be driven or carried in a 
 storm, to rage as a storm, Diod. Sic. xvi, 80.] 
 
 ®ύί(τβ•ι, dat. pi. Poet, for B-uitri. From Βΰος, 
 Bu'iOi, TO, a victim ; a perfume. 
 
 (dvia-r^for QvitTTot, vcc. sing.from &υ'ίστ'/ΐί, 
 ου, b, Thyestes. 
 
 ©υ'ίτω, pres. imperat. act. from Βΰω. 
 
 QuMiS, raa-Toi, 'ήίν, b, exhaling incense or 
 perfumes, fragrant. From Bvo;, tog, το, a per- 
 fume, a A'ictiui. From the same Th. 
 
 @υ•ηκΌοί, ου, ό, one who burns incense or 
 
 offers a sacrifice, a priest. From Β-ύο;, ios, το, 
 
 ■* α mrfume, incense, and κΊω, or κ,α,Ίω, to burn. 
 
 ^άυνιΚα, or Βυτιλνι, r,s, h, an offering, a sac- 
 rifice. From Βύω, to sacrifice. 
 Θϋ'/?λ«Γί, dat. pi. from 
 Θυτιλί}, yi?i fi, divination by inspection of the 
 entrails of the victim; tiie part of the victim 
 whicli was burnt ; a sacrifice ; an offering ; 
 incense ; a little bag in which incense was kept. 
 From Βΰοζ, ζοξ, το, a victim. Th. Βύω. 
 
 0υ•/]τολίω, f. νΐ(τω, to sacrifice, to slay ; and 
 Qu'/i-roXoi, ου, b xou h, one employed in sac- 
 rifices, a priest. From Βύοί, ίο;, το, a victim, 
 and rro'Aioj, to bo cin})loyed. 
 
 Θυ/νβί, •»?, βν, of the tree Biei, thyine. Th, 
 Βύω. 
 
 GuUku, 7i;, h, a censer to burn incense in; 
 a little mortar. From the same Th. 
 
 θύκοζ, οΰ, b, a vessel in which Βύνι or per- 
 fumes were thrown. * 
 
 Θυλάκ,ίον, o>j, το, and Bv^oixitrxoi, ου, b, the 
 same with 
 
 ΘΤ'ΛΑΚ02 ίΒυλ&χο;;, ου, b, or Βυλα^, 
 ακος, b, Ά sack, a pouch or purse ; a hollow ball 
 of leather ; the pod or husk of seeds ; as if 
 φύ?•.οίκοί. 
 
 ®υλοίκοτξω^, τξωγος, b, that gnaws sacks, 
 an epithet of a mouse or a locust. From τξύ- 
 γω, to gnaw, a7id the jweceding. 
 
 Θζίλαξ, ακοζ, b. See Θιίλακβί. 
 
 &ύλνιμοι, ατοζ, το, meal mixed with oil and 
 wine, which BviToct, i. e. was offered to the 
 gods. 
 
 QvfAct, ατοζ, TO, any thing offered up or sac- 
 rificed, a sacrifice, a victim ; incense. Hence 
 Βυ(λ,ιάω, to fumigate, to perfume ; ΒυμΊο^μ.α» 
 incense, perfume; Βυμιχτ:ηξίον, a censer. Th. 
 Βυω. 
 
 θυμοίίνω, to be angry, to be incensed. See 
 0υμίηνα;. 
 
 @υμα,λγ'ίΰί, acc. sing, of Βνμοίλγτΐί, s«i, 
 b xati 71, that affects the soul with grief or pain. 
 From Βυμος, the mind, aiid ciXyos, το, grief, 
 pain. 
 
 &υμχ.λω•φ, ωτο?, b, a half-burnt piece of 
 wood, a firebrand From τύφω, f Βύ-φω, to 
 burn. Whence Βύ-φις, a burning. 
 
 &υμκξία, acc. sing, from 
 
 &υμαξ'/ΐί, ίος, b κχ) τι, pleasing, agr^able. 
 Hence Βυμοξίω, to please, to be pleased, to 
 like. From Βυμο$, the mind, aμd αξω, to fit, 
 or from α.ξίΐ;κ.ω, to please.] 
 
 ΘΤ'ΜΒΡΑ, «J, h, an aromatic plant, sa- 
 voury ; perhaps from Butiv, from its fra- 
 grance. Hence Βυμζξοψάγοί, ου, b κοά h, that 
 eats or lives on savourj'^ food ; frugal, poor. 
 
 &ύμζξΐζ, ϊ^ος, Hesych, the name of a rivevy 
 the Tiber. Hence ■ ^ ' vv 
 
 θομζξίοΐί ΰίΐι^ί}, a Roman voice. •■<■ v*^ 
 
 θυμ'ίλ>ι, '/ii, r„ an altar, ivliere ButToii 
 sacrifices were offered, particularly the. altar of 
 Bacchus behind the orchestra ; the -meal or 
 flour used in sacrifices ; the stage, a theatre. 
 
 θυμίλίχοί, 91, bv, of or belonging to the 
 stage ; theatrical ; a musician, a singer, a dan- 
 cer, Isidor. 18, orig. cap. 44. 
 
 0υμίομαι, f 'Ααομα,ι, to be angrj'. Th, 
 Βυμό;. 
 
 θνμ'/ιγίξίω, to recover one's spirits, to take 
 heart ; the same as Βυμον άγύοω. 
 
 @υμ'/)^'ίω, ω, f νΐ'τω, to he joj'ful or merry. 
 From Βυμος, the mind, and νίβομαι, to be 
 pleased. 
 
 ©υμνι^να, ίοζ, b κα.) h, grateful to the mind, 
 agreeable, pleasing. From the same. 
 
 θυμ'/}μοί, ατβ;, το, anger. From the verb 
 Βυμίω. 
 
 &υμ•/•,να,;, inf. g. Βυμγ,νκιΤΒί, part. 1 . a, act. 
 
 -f'. 
 
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 421 
 
 ΘΤΡ 
 
 (^^υμαίνω,β ^υμκνω, to be angry ; 1. α. act. 
 ίύύμ,ψοί. From Β-υμοζ, the mind, anger. 
 
 &υμνξ*ΐζ, and Β-υμκξνί) ΐος, ο χα) ίι, grateful 
 to the mind, pleasing, agreeable, qu. Β-υμΰι 
 αξοιν, Jrom οίξω, to fit, to suit. 
 
 Θνμιάζύ/, f. ά(τω^ to burn incense, to per- 
 fume ; to fumigate; /). ind. act. τίβυμίακ.α• 
 perf. ind. pas. ηύνμίαμκι, (Τα,ι, ται, Th. 
 
 θϋμίάμχ, aros, τβ, a fumigation with fra- 
 grant gums, perfume, incense. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 &υμίασ•μκ, xtos, to, the same. 
 
 θυμ/αττίξίον, ου, το, a censer j also an altar 
 on which incense was burnt. From 
 
 ΘϊΜΙΑ'ίΙ (^ϋμκχ,ω), to burn incense, to 
 fumigate, to smoke. From ^Ζμα,. 
 
 &υμί?ίται. Ion. and Dor. for Β^υμια,ται, 
 3. sing. pres. indie, pas. Jrom the jyreceding. 
 
 θυμαζοξίω, to corrode the mind with sorrow. 
 From Β-υμοί, the mind, ana βοξοί, food. 
 
 Θυμοζόζος, ου, ό xxi ίι, that corrodes the 
 mind, soul-devouring. From the same. 
 
 (ζ)υμο%ά,κη?, ios, β xut h, heart-biting, disa- 
 greeable, offensive. From Β-υμο;, the miruJ, 
 and "haxvu, to bite, 2. a. ind. act. ϊ%α,κον. 
 
 Θυμοί/Ιί]?) ίοί, ο x,a.t h, fiery, highspirited, 
 mettlesome, irascible. 
 
 θνμοίί^ω;, vvith spirit or conrage, fiercely, 
 angrily." 
 
 0υμολίοντα,, aCc. sing. from 
 
 &υμολίΰαν, οντος, ο, having the courage of a 
 lion, lion-hearted. From Βυμοζ, the mind, 
 and λίων, a lion. 
 
 Οίυμημα,χ^ιω, fut. rttfu, perf. ind. act. τίβυ- 
 μομά.χ^'/ί»α, to carry on war with animosity, 
 to be greatly offended with. From Βυμοί, 
 anger, and μάχ^ομαι, to fight. 
 
 @υμο'^άλμγι. See Ό'ξκλμ», 
 
 &υμοξΧίστ^ί, and Poet, by Dialysis, Β-υμοξαϊ- 
 στΥίί, ov, 0, life-destroying, destructive; also 
 xvritten Β-νμορραίο-τ^ι;. From Β-υμο; and ραίω, 
 to destroy. 
 
 ΘΤΜ0^2 (Βϋμοί), ov, 0, the mind, the 
 soul ; desire ; anger ; courage, spirit, vehe- 
 mence, impetuosity ; life ; poison, Deut. xxii, 
 33; Job XX, 16, 21 ; Apoc. xiv, 8, as it ought 
 to he translated, concerning which see Jos. Med. 
 Op. p. 910. Fro7n Β-ύω, to rush. 
 
 &νμοί, 0, or Βΰμον, ου, το, the herb thyme ; 
 
 perhaps from Βύω, to perfume, 07i account of 
 
 its fragrance ; also the wild onion ; a fleshy 
 
 excrescence on the skin ; the thymus gland. 
 
 Th. Βυμόζ. 
 
 &υμουμενοίί} dat. jil. part. pres. pas. from 
 Βυμόω, tdiich see. 
 
 Θυμοφ^όξο;, ου, ο xxt ri, that destroys the 
 mind, deadly, fatal ; disheartening. From Bu- 
 μοζ, the mind, and φΰύζω, and this from <p6iu, 
 to destroy. 
 
 ®υμΌω, Μ, f. ώσω, to provoke to anger, to 
 irritate, to incense ; perf. ind. act. τιθΰμωκοι,' 
 pres. ind. 2}α$..ΒνμΌομα,ι, oZum, to be angry or 
 incensed •, part. pres. pas. Βυμοόμίνοί• perf. 
 
 ind, pas. τι6ΰμο)μα,ΐ' 1. a. ind. pas. ίθυμωόνιν. 
 Th. Β-υμάί. 
 
 Θυμάί^'/ΐζ, ios, ό χλ) ίι, courageous, spirited, 
 fiery ; angry ; like thyme. 
 
 ©υμωΙΙύί, part. I. a. jms. and 
 
 @υμύ6νι, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. Ion. from 
 
 Βυμόα). 
 
 Θυμωίϋνκί, 1. a. inf. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 θύνε, imperf. ind. act. Ion. for %6υνι, he 
 ran ; it may also be pres. imperat. act. of Βύνω, 
 the same udth Βύω, to rush. 
 
 ΘΤ'ΝΝ02, ου, ο, the Tunny, α species of 
 fsk, (Scomber, Thynnus), in f. g. Bvvvij, and 
 Βυννϊΐ, and Βυννα;, α^οζ, and Β-ΰννκ, yis. 
 
 (dvvvu^yts, BOS, ΧΆΪ vi, like the Tunny fish ; 
 gross, thick, stupid. From the preceding. 
 
 QUvovt', for Βυνοντχ, acc. nng. part. pres. 
 from 
 
 θΰνω, to precipitate one's self, to rush, to 
 hurry. Th. Βύω. 
 
 Quous, oitra-a, όεν, fragrant, odoriferous. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 θύοίο-αι,. Dor. for Bvourec, rushing, raging, 
 part, pres.f. g. and 
 
 θνομαι, to sacrifice ; to be sacrificed, to be 
 slain. From the same Th. 
 
 &uoy, ου, TO, a kind of odoriferous tree, by 
 some supposed to be the citron, Odys. v, 60 ; 
 also incense, perfume.] 
 
 &VOV, raging, part. pres. n. g.from Βύω. 
 
 θύυντί. Dor. for Buovcrt, they sacrifice, 3. 2^1. 
 pres. ind. act. of Βύω. 
 
 &vu;, so;, to, Ά sacrifice ; a victim ; incense, 
 a perfume. From Βύω^ to sacrifice. 
 
 θυοσχόοί, ου, ο, a soothsayer, who interpreted 
 the appearances of the burnt sacrifices. From 
 Βύος, TO, a sacrifice, a7id κο'ίω. Ion. for votaif 
 to understand, or χκίω, to burn. 
 
 ΘΤ'ΡΑ (Βΰζο.), as, 'h, a door, a gate; 
 perhaps from Βύω, to rush. 
 
 &ύξχζί, adv.'' and Βύξνιφί, out of doors, 
 abroad, forth, out. From the preceding. 
 
 &υξαίν. Dor. for Βυξων, gen. pi. from 
 Βύξοί. 
 
 θυξά,ιτα-ω, to dwell out of doors. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 0υξαυλίω, f. ^σ•ω, to pass the time out of 
 doors or in the open air ; not to be at home ; 
 to pass the night at the door ; to be in camp or 
 in the field ; not to be in the city ; and 
 
 θυξαυλίοί, as, h, a spending the night attjje--^ 
 door ; a living in the open air, out of thecuy, 
 in the fields, or in camp. From Βύξα, a gate, 
 a7id α'υλγί, a court, hall, stable. 
 
 &υξα,ων, gen. j)l. jEoI. for Βνξων. From 
 Β•ύξα, a gate, door. 
 
 &υξγΆνάω, Hesych. κ,ξίνω, to judge. 
 
 0υξΐθ5, ου, ό, a shield, from its resemblance 
 to a gate ; also a stone, to shut the entrance of 
 a cave ; in the Septuag. Ps. xlvi, 2 ; it seems 
 to be used for a chariot. Th. Βύξα. Hence 
 
 Θυξioφόξos, ου, ό xati «, that carries a shield, 
 
 Ούξίτξον, ου, TO, a gate, door, Poet, 
 
Θτη 
 
 422 
 
 ΘΠΡ 
 
 ornaments which 
 ^'C. fringe, tas- 
 
 ^οξίΐ(Τ(Τω, to ann with a corselet ; to arm. 
 
 &υξί^φι, adv. or dat. used as an adv. ivith 
 the particle φι, Poet, added, abroad, out of 
 doors. Th. ^ύξα, a gate. 
 
 ^ύζίον, o'j, ■re, and S-t/^?, t^os, vi, a little 
 door ; also a window. From the same Th. 
 
 θΰζόω, ω, f. άσω, to close with a gate ; to 
 strengthen with gates. 
 
 θύξ<το;, αν, ο, a spear, wound about with 
 ivy and vine haves, which was carried about 
 at the feast of Bacchus ,• a spear ; a staff ; a 
 rod. From B-uca, because it was shaken by the 
 wind, or the hands ; in pi. Β-ύξίτα, Poet, for 
 ^ύξίτοί' and 
 
 0νξβ•ΰί, ov, a, a nuptial garland. 
 
 0>υξ<τόύα, to wind ivy round a spear, so as to 
 make a thyrsus. 
 
 θύξωμκ, Άτας, ro, a gate ; a door ; a plank 
 for making gates. From Β-ύξα. 
 
 0νξωξοί, ου, ο κα.) «, a door-keeper, a porter, 
 Jvr Β-νξουξόζ. From Β-ύξχ and ούξοξ, a keeper, ου 
 being changed into cj, by the Dor. or from ωξο,, 
 asy Ti, care, and Β-ύξοί, a gate. 
 
 Qutrai, to sacrifice ; 1. a. inf. act. from 
 Βύω. 
 
 &νο•χνόί/ί, or Βυσσαν'οίΐί, oiirtra,, otv, orna- 
 mented with a fringe, fringed, or tasselled. 
 From 
 
 ΘΤ'2ΑΝ0Ι (Βυσανο^), ot, 
 dangled from girdles, purses, 
 sels ; wool, shag. 
 
 (r)'jffu^, 1 . f infin. act. of Βύω, to slay, 
 sacrifice. 
 
 Θνο-^λα, ων, Toi, leaves or branches of the 
 vine with the fruit ; the Thyrsi of Bacchus. 
 Frotn Βΰω. 
 
 (d'jiria,, ία;, ν, a victim, a sacrifice, the days 
 of sacrifice. Whence 
 
 &υα•ίάζω, f άσω, to sacrifice, offer, kill. 
 
 Οίυσ'ίΐίσμοι., aros, τβ, the same with B-utrix• 
 and 
 
 0υσικ(ΤΤ'^ξ(ον, ου, το, an altar. From the 
 same. 
 
 0υ(ηα»)*, gen. pL ./Eol. for Β-υσιων, from 
 B-vtr'ix, as, 53, a sacrifice, a victim. Th. Β-νω. 
 
 0>{)σίμ,οζ, ου, ο καύ '/ι, that may be or is wont 
 to be sacrificed. From the same. 
 
 &ύα-κ,γι, m, 'h, a A'essel for receiving the sac- 
 rifices, τα Buf^ara, which were offered to the 
 gods ; but Buiffxyi is a censer, a little mortar. 
 
 Quo-ffavoiti, in f g. Buinravoifftra, fringed, 
 tasselled. Th. Βύα-ανοι. 
 
 @υσσω, to shake, move. From Βύω. 
 
 ®υστα.ζ, αοος, r„ a female who offered sac- 
 rifice, a priestess ; belonging to a sacrifice ; 
 and 
 
 QuTTii, ου, 0, one who offers sacrifice, a 
 priest ; and 
 
 Θντϊκο;, h, ov, of or belonging to s^^rifices, 
 sacrificial. Froin 
 
 ΘΤ'ίΙ (Βϋω), to burn incense or perfumes, 
 to fumigate, to perform sacred rites^ to sacrifice, 
 to offer ; hi the mid. to inspect the entrails of 
 llie victinas ; oho to run violently, to rush furi- 
 
 ously, to rave, to storm ; to chafe ; to boil ,- 
 (perhaps from Biajf. Βύσω, p. rUuKa, to run ; 
 1 . a. imp)erat. act. Buctov, άτω, perf. ind. pas. 
 τίβνμαι, 1. a. ind. pas. ϊύύβην, tis, m. 
 
 ®υω%νΐξ, ίοξ, ό και h, (the same as BvousJ 
 sweet-smelling, sweet-scented, odorous, fragrant, 
 perfumed, Odys. v, 264.] 
 
 Θύων, part. pres. act. of Βύω. 
 
 0)υωνα, a$, ά. Dor. for Θυωντ], viS) «> the 
 same with Semele. See Suidas. 
 
 θυωζοί, ου, ό κα) ή, as Τξά^ίζα Βυωξί;, a 
 table used in sacrifices ; because Buti ώξ{ϋ, i. e. 
 φυλάττίί. 
 
 Θί1~, contract, from Βίω, to put or place, 
 tohence τΐΰ^ιμί' also to run. Contract, from 
 Βάω, it signifies to suckle, to nurse ; also to 
 banquet, feast. 
 
 Θλ», Βγζ, Βγ, 2. a. subj. act. of τΐόημι, to 
 put or place ; 2. a. ind. act. iuriv. 
 
 ΘίΙΗ', yis, vi, a penalty, a mulct imposed 
 upon any one as punishment. From Βω, to 
 impose. Hence α,ϋωοζ, ov, ο χα) τι, unpunish- 
 ed. 
 
 θωχο;, the same with Baxos, ου, β, a seat, an 
 assembly ; a shop, Hes. Op. 493. 
 
 &ωμαζ, ου, ο, name of one of the Apostles„ 
 Thomas, Hebr. Also Βωμαξ, aSufftrog. 
 
 θωμίν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of τίβνιμι^ 
 f Βήσω, to put or place-, 2. a. 'iuy\v. 
 
 Θωμιγ^, γος, ο, a slender cord, a packthread. 
 From 
 
 ΘίΙΜΓΖΩ, or ΒωμΊσσω, to bind or tie with 
 a cord ; to scourge with a cord. 
 
 ®ωμκτσοζ, Hesych. the same with μισθός, a^ ' 
 reward, the wages of labour. From 
 
 0>ωμΐ(τυ, Att. for το νιμκτυ, the half, at 
 BωτBξov,for το ϊτίξον. 
 
 &ωμοί, ου, ο, a heap. 
 
 Θ<«ίΤ£/α, ας, h, flattery, adulation. From 
 Βω•ηυω, to flatter. 
 
 θωτίυοντίς, nom. pi. part. pres. from 
 
 θωτΓίύω, to flatter, fawn, caress, pay court 
 to, cajole. From 
 
 ΘΏ,'ΠΤΏ, to flatter, to pay court to ; als» 
 to jest at, to scoff at. 
 
 θωξαχίζω, to arm with a corselet or coat of 
 mail ; to arm. 
 
 θωξάκιον, ου, ro, a coat of mail % a breast- 
 work or parapet ; a bulwark ; a part of a ship's 
 mast. 
 
 θωξακ.ίτ'/ι;, ου, ο, a warrior armed with a 
 coat of mail, cuirassier. 
 
 ©il'PAS, ακος, ό, the breast, the thorax ; 
 a garment wliich covered the breast ; a corselet 
 or breastplate, armour ; the wall of a city ; a 
 kind of cup ; a bust. 
 
 ΘωρΆΧοφάξο?, ου, ό κ,κΐ h. Ion. for Βωραχο• 
 φόξος, armed with a coat of mail. From Βωξνίζ, 
 and φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Θωο'/,^, Ion. for Βω^αΙ, the breast ; ace. 
 sin<i. Βύο'Λκα, 
 
 Ο^Μζήύ,ας, port. I. a. act. of ΒωξΥίσσω, f '^ω, 
 to arm with a corselet or coat of mail. Th\ 
 Βωξα'^. 
 
ΘΩΤ 
 
 423 
 
 ΘΩΤ 
 
 @ωξτι<Τ(ητο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. Ion. 
 from 
 
 Θαίξ'^α'Μ, f. 'iu, p. τέύύξ'κχχ, to arm with a 
 coat of mail, to arm ; to drink ; 1. a. ind. pas. 
 ίίωζ'ήχ^ίην, of the same Th. 
 
 θωξνιχ^ΐξ, part. 1 . a. pas. and 
 
 @u^7ix,6mciit, \. a. inf. pus. from ^ωξήα•(τω. 
 
 θα>ί, S-Mos, Of an animal of the wolf kind ; a 
 lynx. From Β-ίω, to run ; or from B^oos, 
 quick, swift. 
 
 &ίότίξαν, Att.for TO ϊπξον, the other. 
 
 &ύϋμοί, aroi, ro, a wonderful thing, a 
 wonder, Ion. for Β-α,ϋμ,α. Hence 
 
 θωύμάζω, to wunder. 
 
 0ωϋμ&(ηβς, ία, tov, for Β-ανμ,αίΊα;, itt, 4*v, 
 wonderful. 
 
 &α)ϋμ,α,ιττγΐί, ου, β, for Β-αυμΰΚΤΤ^ . 
 
 &ύϋϋμκιττοί, Υί, ον, for Βκνμαστοί, νι, eVf 
 wonderful. 
 
 Θί1Τ"''22Ω, f ίςω, to cry out, to vociferate, 
 to call out to ; to encourage or set on by 
 shouts ; to bark ; to rush upon furiously. 
 From S-ufffo), and this from Β-ύω^ to rush im- 
 petuously. 
 
 θωϋτοί, 91, ov, wonderful, admirable. Ion. 
 for Β-αυ/ίΛΧίΤτοί, h, ov, from Β-ύϋμχ for B-au^ec 
 Th. Βαυμάζω. 
 
 θα-ψ, ο•!Τΰ$, ό, a flatterer. From Β-ατττω.. 
 
 I. 
 
 lAM 
 
 I is the ninth letter in the Greek alphabet ; 
 as a mark of number denoting ten, and with a 
 little line ufider it ft J, ten thousand ; it is called 
 iota, and is used proverbially to signfy any 
 thing very small or trifling, as a point. Engl. 
 
 A JOT. 
 
 "Ια, a voice, a cry, a sound ; as if from αυω, 
 to cry out. "Ια, force, from i's, strength. "Ια, 
 alone, from o'/a. See OJog, and "lo;. "Ια may 
 also mean one, from, μ,ΐχ, by dropping μ. "Ια 
 is also the name of God, among the Jews, 
 (Heb. Jah) according to Hesych. 
 
 Ίαζοΐ, like α,ΙζοΤ, an interjection of grief . 
 
 ^Ιάίίξοί, ου, ο, a man's name, Jairus, Hebr. 
 
 'lahv, m, ti, I. a. ind. pas. and 
 
 Ία,ύτκταμαι, «7, sra/, 1, fut. ind. pas. of Ιάο- 
 μα.1, toheal. 
 
 Ία/ν£τα<, 3. sing.pres. ind. τη. from 
 
 ΊΑΓΝίΙ, to warm, to make warm ; to 
 soften ; to melt, to dissolve ; to gladden, to 
 fill with joy ; also to provoke to anger, Hesych. 
 
 Ιαχ,οζ, }}, ov, of Ionia, Ionic, from "Ιων. 
 
 "Ιχκ.χ;ο$, ου, ο, Bacchus ; a hymn in honour 
 of Bacchus; a tumult. From Ιάχω, to cry 
 out. Hence ϊα,κχ^ά,ζίΐν, to cry out like Bac- 
 chanalians. 
 
 Ί&κ,ωζ, 0, a man's name, Jacob, a Hebr. 
 indeclin. noun. 
 
 ΊΑ'ΛΕΜ02, ου, ο, lalemus, a frigid and 
 silly poet ; a mournful song, a dirge, an elegy ; 
 as an adj. miserable. 
 
 "Ιαλλυν, sj, ε, imperf. ind. act. from 
 
 ΊΑ'ΛΑΩ, /. Χω, to send, send forth, 
 stretch forth ; discharge, attack, assail ; to 
 run, fly. 
 
 ΊάΧμ%νοζ, ου, ό, a man's name, lalmenus. 
 aAMA (ΐΛμα,), ατοζ, το, a healing, cure, 
 remedy, inaedicine. From Ιάομκι, to heel. 
 
 lAO 
 
 [ Ίαμξίξω, to lash o/ lampoon in lambie 
 verses, to revile, Aristot. Poet. 22 ; to inveigh 
 against, to abuse. From 
 
 ΊαμζοτοίΟί, ov, ό, a writer of Iambics, the 
 writers of the ancient comedy, Aristot. Poet, 
 ; 10.] 
 
 : "IAMB02, ου, 0, the Iambic foot consisting 
 of a short and a long syllable ; a verse consist- 
 ing of Iambic feet ; a satyrical poem. 
 
 Ίαμζξτΐί, ου, ο, or 'Μ.αμζξΤίζ, the name of an 
 Egyptian Magus, Jambres. 
 j Ία^£»«, and Ία,μνοζ, the same with είχμίντι, a 
 I place abounding in water, and full of grass and 
 herbage, a meadow. 
 
 Ίαμι^ίων, Ion. for Ίαμι^ων, gen. pl.frOTil 
 
 'ίοίμΐ^ΰίΐ, ων, 01, the lamidae. 
 
 Ίάνθγι, rti, h, a woman s name, lanthe. From 
 Ιαίνω, to cheer, to gladden, 
 
 'lavuyiv, jji, »j, 1. a. ind. pas. of ιαίνω, to 
 flourish, gladden. 
 
 Ίάνόινοί, ivij, ivov, violet-coloured, violet, 
 
 "Ιανί'βι», ou, TO, flower of a purple colour ; a 
 purple colour ; perhaps from, 'iov. 
 
 'loLvvu, 0, a mans name, Janna, indech 
 Luke iii, 24. 
 
 'loivvvis, ου, 0, the name of an Egyptian ma- 
 gician, Jannes; 2 Tirn. iii, 8. 
 
 Ίαολχ,οί, ου, h, and by Crasis, Ίωλκοί, the 
 name of a city of Thessaly, lolcus. 
 
 ΊΑΌΜΑΙ (ιά,ομαι), ωμαι, f. άγομαι, to 
 heal, cure, remedy ; to be healed ; with the 
 ace. imperf. ind. Ιαόμνιν, ωμην, -.άου, ω, άίτο, 
 ατο, ρ. ind. Ίαμοίΐ, σαι, ται, 1 . α. ind, pas. 
 Ιάβγιν, VIS, 71, l.y"• ii^d. pas. Ιαύ^σομαι, 1. a. 
 ind. m. 1α,α•άμγιν, ω, ατο, 1. a. subj. m. laitta- 
 μαι, >j, ijra/. Hence Ιάσιμο?, ου, ο xat ή, that 
 may be healed or cured, medicable ; and 
 ΙοίΤξίύω, to cure, heal. 
 
lAX 
 
 424 
 
 ΙΔΕ 
 
 *Ia-ffiToTo, gen. pi. Ion, from 
 
 Ίκτίτος, αΰ, ο, the name of a man, lapetus, the 
 son of Coelus and Terra^ From Ιάττω, to 
 send. Hence 'lacrsTiovi^yi;, ov, e, the son of 
 lapetus j VOC. Ίαττεπονί^'/ι. 
 
 ΊΑ'ΓΙΤΩ, to send, throw; to hurt ; to assail, 
 to revile. 
 
 'lA'IITS, ijyesi 0, a wind which blows from 
 Apulia toivards Rome. 
 
 Ίοίξ^α,νί'/ι '«ύμ.^η, a perijurasis of Omphale. 
 
 "ΪΆξύ, a mans name, Jared, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 ^Ιάσα,σύα,ί, 1. α. inf. m. Ιάστι, 2. sing, l.f 
 ind. m. 'κχιτά.μτιν, ω, ατα, 1. a. ind, m. of 
 ϊάομα,ι, to heal. 
 
 ^Ια,σύαι, pres. 17 f. pas, of the same. 
 
 "iatri, the}' go, 3. pi, jyres. ind. Ion. for "σι, 
 from ιίμ,ι, to go. 
 
 ΊαΛ, they send, Att. contract, for nao-i, Ion. 
 for hlfft, 3. j)l' i^td. jyres. act. of Ίημι, to send ; 
 2. a. ind. act, >Γν. 
 
 Ιάσιμο;, ov, ο xcti «, that may be healed or 
 cured. From Ιάομα*. 
 
 "Ι&σΐξ, ίωζ, '/ι, a healing, cure. From Ίάο- 
 μοίΐ, to cure, heal. 
 
 ΊασΊω, dat, sing, of laa-iog, ου, ό, a man^s 
 name, Jasius, From Ιάομκι. 
 
 'latr'tuv, ωνοζ, ο, a mans name, Jasion. 
 
 ΊΑ2Ιί1'ΝΗ, Άί, h, a certain wild plant. 
 
 ^'ΙΑ2ΠΙ2, ilos, 'h, a precious stone ; the 
 jasper. 
 
 ^Ια,τω, Όα$, ου;, fj, the goddess laffius, i. e. 
 of healing or health. 
 
 Ί&ιτων, ova;, o, a inans name, Jason. 
 
 'lariov, verbal adj. it is necessary to cure. 
 From Ιάσομοίΐ, to cure, heal. 
 
 'laTijo, Ion. 'I>jT«^, νίξο;, ο, a physician. 
 From Ιάομαι, to cure, heal. 
 
 ΊΆΤξίύομκί, to be a physician. 
 
 Ίβίτοίύω, f. ιΰσω, to heal, cure. 
 
 Ίατ^ϊ'κοί, vi, ov, of or belonging to medicine, 
 or physicians, medical •, skilled in medicine. 
 Hence Ίκτξϊχίι, ^;, h, sc. τίχννι, the medical 
 art, medicine. From 
 
 Ίχτξο;, ου, ο, Ά physician, a surgeon. Th. 
 
 Ιύομχι. 
 
 ΊΑΤΤΑΤΑΓ, adv. and Ιχττχτοι,α.^, alas ! 
 
 'IAT~, interjection of indignation or sorrow. 
 
 "Ιαυον, imperf. ind. act. from 
 
 ΊΑΤΏ, f σω, to pass the night, Iliad ix, 
 325 ; to spend the time ; to sleep, Theocr. 
 iii, 49 i Iliad xiv, 213; to stay or remain, 
 Iliad xiX) 71 ; to be or stay in a place, as cat' 
 tie reposing, ^c. Odys. ix, 184.] 
 
 'lce,<p'trm, ου, ό, an archer. From to; and 
 αφίημι. 
 
 Ίοιφ^^ίνοιι, 1. a. inf. pas. of Ιά•ττω, f -φω, 
 to send. 
 
 'l»XOiTtrt, dat. pi. Ion. from 'la^ii, ij;, 'h, a 
 cry, a shout. Th. Ιά,χ^α>. 
 
 "Ιαχ,ί, 3. sing, hnperf. ind. act. "ee^ov, of 
 Ιάχ^ω, to cry out ; p, ind, act, Ίαχα. 
 
 'laxh, yiii h, a cry, shout ; vociferation, 
 clamour. From the same, 
 
 'Ιά;^5»(ί*α, ccroi, ro, a vociferation, clamour. 
 
 "Ιαχον, if, έ, imperf. ind. act, Ιάχονσα, 
 part. pres. act.f g. and 
 
 "la^uToi, resounding, p. part, act, f. g. 
 from 
 
 ΊΑ'ΧΩ, f. %ca, p. χα., to call or to cry 
 out, vociferate, shout •, to make a loud noise ; 
 to resound, roar. From "u, the voice, and 
 x'icu, to pour out. 
 
 Ίαχω;, part, perf act, of the preceding. 
 
 'lau, the name of God, 
 
 Ίΰίωχλο;, ου, ί, the name of a city. 
 
 Ίύων, ovo;, o, Poet. for^'luv. 
 
 '\°οίνίω, to draw up or out. From Ιμάω, by 
 changing μ into β. Hence Ιζοίνκτξΐ;, a well- 
 rope. 
 
 "ΙΒΔΗ2, ου, 0, a plug in the bottom of a 
 ship, for letting out the water. 
 
 "IBHP, νίξο;, 0, an Iberian, a gentile noun. 
 
 There were iivo countries called by the name of 
 
 Iberia ; an Eastern and a Western ; the 
 
 former lying betioeen Colchis and Albania ,- the 
 
 latter being Spain. 
 
 "IBHPI2, VI, a plant, called also καξόαμαν~ 
 
 TiKYl. 
 
 "IBI2, ito;, or to;, ή, the Ibis, an Egyptian 
 bird which devours serpents. 
 
 ΊΒΓ2Κ02, ου, 0, the Hibiscus, a sjTecies of 
 wild mallows. 
 
 "Ιξυ, Ion. adv. signifying much and greatly. 
 
 Ίζύω, to beat, to cry out. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 "lyh/i, m, 'h, a mortar, a kind of dance ; per- 
 haps from αγω, to break. 
 
 Ίγμ'ίνο;, having departed or gone, jiart. 
 perf. pas, from Ικνίομ,αι, f. Ί^ομα.ι, ρ)• tyf^oiiy 
 to come. 
 
 Ίγνύα, a;, h, the ham, because there is 
 seated "a. yovuo;, the strength of the knee. 
 From γόνυ, the knee. 
 
 'IT, for iTi, the same with vi^l, and. 
 
 "ΊΔΑ, '/;;, vt, the name of a mountain in 
 Phrygia, Ida ; also of another in Crete. Hence 
 'Ώά7ο;, aloi, a7ov, of Ida, Idaean. 
 
 'Ώάλϊμο;, ου, ο χα) h, that causes sweat, or 
 heat ; moist ; beautiful. From Th. Ί^ο;, εο;, τό. 
 
 'Ώα,νο;, ου, beautiful, Hesych. 
 
 "Ih, and Att. <Τε, look thou ! also lo ! be- 
 hold ! as an adv. 2. a. imperat, act. Also 'Hi 
 is 3. nng. 2. a. ind. act, of i'Hu, f ιΐσομαι^ to 
 see ; 2. a. tfhov, and "hv, i;, ε. But 
 
 'ITi, and, fro7n ^Ti, the former Ion. the lat- 
 ter Att. from n, or.. 
 
 'Dea, «i, h, form, shape, appearance, image ; 
 idea, model, pattern, species, kind ; beauty ; 
 the manner or mode of a thing •, form, counte- 
 nance, aspect, Matt, xxviii, 3 ; which Thorn. 
 Magister asserts is not good Greeks and that 
 instead of tlioe, in this sense, they use ο'-ψ»; or 
 il^o;. But Hem. de Falsa Legal, u δε ri; ων 
 Ιφ' Tjkixiec; rhv ίδέαν Ιτίςου βίλτίων, but of 
 any youth who surpasses the others in form j 
 in pi. ΊΤίχι. From ί'/^ω, to see. 
 
 'UUiv, Ion. for th7v, to have seen. From 
 2. a, ind. act. 'ihv, of t'lL•, to see. See "Ih. 
 
ΙΔΙ 
 
 425 
 
 ΙΔΡ 
 
 ^Ώίΐν, 2. α. vif. act. of i'l'^a, to see. See 
 
 'I^s^sv, Ion. and ^βοΐ. for thiTv, 2. a. inf. 
 act. and 
 
 '\Tiv, 2. a. inf. act. Dor. for I'^uv. 
 Ί^ίξω;, (ο «.μα rw 'i^ih \guv) one who falls 
 in love at first sigKt, Said. 
 
 'Χ^ίσύα,ι, 2. a. inf. m. of ζ'βω, f. ίΊ<τομαι, 
 to see ; 2. a. ίΤ^ον, and '/^ov whence ΐ^Όμτ^ν, 
 2. a. ind. m. 
 
 "Ώίΐτκ,ι, Ion. hy Paragoge for 'Chi, 3. siiig. 
 2. a. "hoy, Poet, for tlhov, from. ί"^ω, to see. 
 
 ^Ώεχ^γΐ!, ioi, kou 'h, deformed, ugly, hide- 
 ous. From thix and Ίχύοζ, ios, το, hatred. 
 
 '\%im,for s'/^ijy, to see. But "ΥΒίω, gen. Ion. 
 for "Ihou, from "Vhns, o, a proper name, Ida. 
 "I^jj, Io7i. for "Ώχ, a hill covered with 
 * woods; woodland, woods, Herod, i, 110.] 
 
 "Ώ'/ι, 3. sing. 2. a, suhj, act. from uhu, to 
 see ; 2. a. ind. act. "hov. 
 
 "Vh'/iui, Ion. for <'^»), 2. sing. 2. a. subj. m. 
 of ιί%ω, to see ; 2. a. ind. act. Ion. Ihov. 
 
 Ί^ίν, Dor. and ^ol. for IhiTv, 2. a. itf. 
 act and 
 
 'Ώίίί, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. from the same 
 verb ; but 
 "Ώνΐί, gen. sing, of "Ώα, vis, h, mount Ida. 
 'I^jjiTiw, Dor. for l^'/itru, \ . f. from iVioj, to see. 
 'Ώ'/ιτί, 2. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of i'iheo, to see; 
 2. a. ind. act. 'ihav. 
 
 'Ώίχ, adv. privately; separately, apart; at 
 home ; secretly ; to which is opposed Ι'/ιμοα-ίχ. 
 Th. 'loio;. 
 
 'Ώιάζω, f. αω, to be alone, to be apart from 
 others ; to live in retirement ; to assume to 
 one's self, to lay claim to. From the same 
 Th. 
 Ί^/>), Ion. the same with Ϊ^Ια, 
 'Ώίοζονλίύω, to use one's own counsel, to 
 take counsel of one's self alone. From 'Ihtos, 
 proper, and βουλνι, counsel. 
 
 "ΙΔΙ02 ffhtasj, «, ov, proper, peculiar, pri- 
 vate ; particular, special ; from thicx, species ; 
 κ,Άτ iViav, privately. Often used for ίχυτοΰ, 
 'iis, as TO "htov φοξτίον, for το Ιαυτοΰ, his own 
 burden ; Ix των IVimv λαλίΓ, i. e. α,φ' Iocvtov, 
 of himself ; ol 'Ittoi, friends. Hence 
 
 ^Ώιότνίζ, )}Tos, h, property, particular nature, 
 peculiarity. 
 
 'Ώιότ>}τα, ace. si7ig. nf the preceding. 
 'Ihiaj, to sweat. Th. 'iho;, ios, τΌ. 
 'Ώ)Ίωμιχ,, οίτοξ, το, the property or peculiar 
 nature of a thing ; propriety of language ; 
 idiom. Th. "hiog. 
 
 'IViuv, gen. pi. of'l'hiai, proper, peculiar. 
 'I^/(Wi, particularly, peculiarly, adv. from the 
 same. 
 
 'Ώιωτίυόντων, gen. 2)1. m. or n, g. part, 
 pres. from 
 
 'Ώιωτίύω, f. (Τω, to lead a private life, to be 
 obscure ; to be ignorant or unskilful. Th. 
 tot OS . 
 
 'VhiuiTris, ov, 0, a private person, an individ- 
 ual ; an obscure person, a plebeian ; uninformed ; 
 
 .54 
 
 unacquainted with or unskilled in any art or 
 science, e. g. medicine, Thucyd. ii, 48, where 
 it is opposed to lo(.τξΌs.'] 
 
 'l^tuTixos, J5, ov, of or belonging to a private 
 or common person. 
 
 *Ι^ιωτια•μο!, ov, o, the manner of speaking 
 by the common people. From IheOT'/is, a pri- 
 vate person. Th. 'Ihios. 
 
 "Ώμιν, Dor. or ^ol. for Ίσμ,ίν, by Sync, 
 for "ο•οί,μ&ν, 1. pi. pres. ind. act. of Ίο-'/ιμι, to 
 know. Hence Ί'^μων, skilful in, acquainted 
 with, and Ι^μοιτΰν^, knowledge^ skill. Others 
 consider Ί^μιν as put by Sync, for 'ί^ομιν, 1. jd. 
 2. a. ind. act. Ίΐον, of t'lhu. It may also be 
 put by Sync, for ϊ^ίμιν. Ion. or Dor. for ihtlvy 
 2. a. inf. act. of ζΊ'^ω. 
 
 "Ώμίναι, to know, by Sync, for ΐ^ίμζνοΐί, 
 Dor. and Att. as Ι^ίμιν, is Ion. for l^uv, 2. a. 
 inf. act. of ϊιΐω, f. ιΐσομα,ι, to see ; 2. a. ind. 
 act. sT^av, and 7hev. 
 
 'Ώμοο-ΰντ^, '/ι;, 'h, knowledge, skill ; and 
 "Ώμων, skilful, expert, acquainted with, 
 skilled in. See"Ώμiv, From"σnμ^. 
 
 ΊΔΝΟΏ, f. Όσω, to bend, crook, twist, 
 
 writhe, from 'is, ivos, a nerve, a sinew. Or 
 
 from 'Is, ajid vtvuv, to nod, incline ; because 
 
 these motions like all others are j^^rformed by 
 
 7neans of the nerves. 
 
 'Ώοίο,τΰ, 3. pi. 2. o. opt. m. Ion. for 'l^otvro, 
 of ί'βω, to see ; 2. a. 'ί^ον. 
 "Ώοιμι, ois, 01, 2. a. opt. act, of the same. 
 'Ώο7σοί, Dor. for Ι^ουα-οί, having seen, part, 
 2. a. act.f g.from ί'βω, to see-, 2. a. 'Jhov. 
 'Ώόμ^ιν, 2. a. ind. m. of the sam,e. 
 "Ώαν, IS, i, 2. a. ind. act. and 
 'Ώόvτίs, nom. pi. m. or n. g. part. 2. a. 
 act. of ΰ'^ω, to see ; 2. a. uhov, and 't%v. 
 "Ώοντο, 3. pi. 2. a, ind. m. of the same. 
 "ΙΔ02, ios, TO, sweat. 
 
 "Ώοσ-οίν, Boeot. for 'Itov, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. 
 of i'/^M, to see, Deut. vii, 19. 
 
 'Ώον, lo ! behold ! adv. distinguished by the 
 accent from IhoZ, 2. a. imperat, m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'ΏουμκΊα, κ;, vi, the na7ne of a cou7itry^ 
 Idumgsa. 
 
 'Uodirot, seeing, beholding ; part. 2. a. f. g, 
 from zlhoj, f. ί'Ιτομαι, to see, 2. a. ind, act. 
 ιΐΐον, a7id Ί%ον, pa7't. 2. a. 'Ihuv. 
 
 'Ώξίίχ, and Ι^ξΊχ, eis, ή, knowledge, skill, 
 expertness. From "σ'ημι, to know. 
 
 "Ιϋξΐ -s,' 710771. pi. fro7n Ίοοίζ, ιωs, κα.) r,, 
 knowing, skilful, expert ; and 
 
 'ΏξΓ/ι, '/IS, '/I, Io7i, for Ι^ξίίχ, or Ι^ζίοί, knowl- 
 edge, skill, Fro7n Ί'ίΤ'/ιμι, to know. 
 
 "Ώζιs, ίωζ, κα) 'h, knowing, skilful, expert •, 
 provident, prudent ; %vhc7ice the ant is so called, 
 lies. Op. 773. From the same. 
 
 Ίοξόω, Poet, ί^ξωω, f. ύσω, p. ojnot, to 
 sweat. From 1^ξω5, sweat. Th. '/ho;, los, το. 
 'Ώ^υύΙν, part. 1. a. pas. of Ι^ξνω, winch- 
 sec.^ 
 
 "Ώξϋμα:, ktos, to, a structure ; a foundation, 
 π support ; a templp ; a seat. 
 
lEN 
 
 426 
 
 lEP 
 
 ''Ώξνμίνα';, founded, seated, placed, j)art. 
 Jferf. pas.frovi 
 
 "Ώξΰμι, or Ί'^ΰϋνω, the same ivith th^iu. 
 
 'Ώξυνβύξ, ilfXy h, placed, seated, part, 1. a. 
 pas. for ih^vhii• and 
 
 'ΏξννίγινΆΐι/οΓ Ί'^ξυάίίναι, 1 . a. inf. pas. from 
 Ι^ξύω, Time. iv. Plut. in Rom. p. 18. 
 
 "Ώξυσίξ, tm;, h, foundation, establishment ; 
 a seat. 
 
 ΊΔΡΤΏ (ΐ^ξΰω], or 'βζΰμι, f. υσω, to 
 place, set ; to cause to sit, Ilmd ii, Ϊ 91 ; to set 
 up, erect ; establish ; hi pas. to be seated, 
 as a disease, Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 
 'I^^w, hy Apoc. for ί^ξωτι, or ί'^ξωτα, dat. or 
 ace. from 
 
 O^ft»i, ωτί?, β, sweat. From Ί'^ο;, εοζ, το, 
 the same. 
 
 'ΐ^ξύω, f ωσω, to sweat. Poet, or Alt. for 
 ΐ^ξόω, from ΐ^οω;, sweat. Th. ?§«;. 
 
 'IWa, knowing, skilful, wise ; jyart. p. m. 
 f. g. from p. ind. m. <'5a, of ύ'^ω, to know. 
 Others think it may be formed from part. p. 
 act. ίΐϊωξ, in f. g. tUvTa, and rejecting t, ί^ω;, 
 'ihv7a, by Crasis for ίϊ^'/ιχ,ω;, v7x, o$, of the 
 name verb. 'IBwa, «,$, h, is aisj the name of a 
 woninn. 
 
 "Ώωμαι, 2. α. szibj. m. from ι'βω, to see -, 
 2. o. νδβν. 
 
 ^Ώων, αΖίΤΆ, seeing, beholding ; part. 2. a. 
 act, of the same verb. 
 
 "Ώωιην, 3. pi. 2. a. subj. act. from i'tau, to 
 see ; 2. O. lonv, 
 
 "Ii, 2. a. imperat. act. of νμι, to go ; 2. a. 
 Ίον, Si. 
 
 Ίεζαζίιλ, 71, a ivomans name, Jezabel, Syr. 
 indecl. 
 
 "\i$i, Ι'ίτω, pres. imperat. act. of Ίτ,μ», to 
 send. 
 
 "hi, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. for 'In fas if 
 from 'ηω),β'ονι the verb Ίτ,μι, to send. 
 
 Ίύτιν. >;.-, ti, pres. opt. act. οβ'Ιημι, to send. 
 
 "lus, hi, 2. and 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 for "'/IS, "n, from "-/ίμι, to send. 
 
 'Lie, ivre;, sending ; part. pres. act. and 
 
 Ίεϊσχί, sending ; 7io?n. pl.f g. of the same ; 
 from 'ί-,',μι, to send. 
 
 *ΙεΓο•;, and Ion. Ιεασι, 3. })l. pres. ind. act. 
 from, the same verb. 
 
 "Ιίμα,ι, and '/ημι, to go. From εω, the same, 
 instead ofivhidi ίϊμι is used. 
 
 "Ιίμχι, to be sent ; to desire, to wish. From 
 Ίκμι, to send. 
 
 ' Ίίμίν, Ion. but ΐίμίνα,ι, Att. and Dor^ for 
 i'tvxi, to send ; pres. inf. act. of Ίημι, to send, 
 2)art. pres. Ιίμινος. 
 
 Ίίμίν, and ημίνα,ι. Ion. and Ώοτ. for Itvat, 
 pres. inf. act. from ιίμι, to go. 
 
 "Ιεν, Ba:ot. for 'ησα,ν, 3. pi. imperf. act. of 
 'ίϊίμι, to send ; but 
 
 "lev, 3. sing. 2. a. Ίον, is, ε, of ίϊμι, to go ; 
 V being added on account if a vowel following. 
 
 'livai, to send ; j)res. vf. act. of Ίνιμι, to 
 send ; but 
 
 Ίίνκι, to go, pres. inf. act. of "ημι, or 
 
 ί'ιμι, to go ; ί/ά λόγων or ^ta yXuxrsns livKi^ 
 to speak, Eurip, Troad. 916. Medea, 262. 
 
 "livTBti, 3. 2^1- jyres. ind. pas, and 
 
 'livrif, nom. j)l. part. pres. act. from hU' 
 and 
 
 "livra, 3. [>l. imperf. ind. pas. of "τιμι, to 
 send. 
 
 ΊιοΛ, τά, sacred things. From Ηξος, sacred. 
 Also 
 
 ΊίξΛ, as, fi, a certain medicinal composition ; 
 a species of serpent ; the sheet anchor of a 
 ship } ίίξο. v'offos, the epilepsy, or failing sick- 
 ness. 
 
 Ίίοα,ν, Dor. for ηζων, gen. }jI. of ίίξο$» 
 sacred. 
 
 'lE'PAS, etKos, 0, a hawk, a falcon ; so 
 called because "zrai iv ά,ίζΐ ροβΊαζ, it moves 
 rapidly through the air, or because it is k^os, 
 i. e. a sacred bird ; also a species of fish. 
 
 Ίίξά,ομα,ι, to be a priest or priestess, to ex- 
 ercise the priestly function. See 'h^arai. 
 
 Ίε^άίτολ/ί, ijyj, -h, the name of a city, Hie- 
 rapolis. 
 
 Ίίξχ,τβίΐ, 3. sing. pres. ind. m. of ΐίξύομχι, 
 ωμ»ί, to exercise the priestly function. Th. 
 hoos. 
 
 Ίίοατύα, aS) 'Λ, the priestly office, priest- 
 hood. From the same Th. 
 
 Ίίοάτίνμΰί, ccTOi, TO, the priesthood. From 
 
 'lioarivai, f. σω, p. ηξάτίνκα., to be a priest 
 or priestess, to exercise the priestly function ; 
 p. ind. pas. Ιίζά,τίνμαι. 
 
 Ίε^ατ/^οί, ri, βν, priestly, sacerdotal ; des- 
 tined to sacred uses. 
 
 Ίίξάων, Dor. for ηξων, gen. pi. f. g. from 
 Ιίξ05, sacred, holy. 
 
 'ϊίξΐίο., as, h, and Ion. U^tint ^ priestess ; 
 the priesthood ; in pi. 'ήξίΐΛΐ. From the 
 same. 
 
 Ίε^εΓβν, ου, το, a victim, a sacrifice ; any 
 animal to be slaughtered for food. From Upos, 
 holy. 
 
 Ίίξίμίοίζ, ου, β, a Hebrew prophet, Jere- 
 miah. 
 
 'ϊiζiυs, ius, 0, a priest, the high priest, 
 1 Mac. XV, 1, 2. Heb. v, 6. j one who has the 
 care if τα. ηξο,, i. e. sacred things. Hence 
 άξ^ιεξευ5, the high priest. From ίίξοί, sacred, 
 holy. 
 
 Ίίξίύω, f. ιύσω, to sacrifice, slay ; to conse- 
 crate, dedicate. From the same. 
 
 Ίε^>?, Ion. for ίίζα, as, ft. See Ίε^β?. 
 
 Ίίξήϊβν, ου, το, a victim, a sacrifice ; by Ion. 
 Dialynsfor ΗξίΤον. Th. hξόs. 
 
 Ίίξ^, i^os, V, a priestess. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Ίίζΐχ^ω, the name of a city, Jericho. 
 ΊίζογΧυφ'ί κα, τα., certain religious records 
 among the Egyptians consisting of the fgures 
 of various animals and other things engraved 
 upon their public monuments, hieroglyphics. 
 From h^os, sacred, and γλύφω, to carve, en- 
 grave. 
 
 'hiOohouXos, ου, Ό •Λχί r„ employed in religious 
 
lEP 
 
 427 
 
 IH2 
 
 service, a servant of the temple ; devoted to 
 God. 
 
 '1ίξο7α•ιν, dat. pi. Ion. from ΐίξοί, sacred, 
 holy. 
 
 Ίίζοκ,βίντεω, to burn the victim, to sacrifice ; 
 pas. to be burnt in place of the victim, Σ>. Sic. 
 
 'ϊίξομτινίχ, as, fi, a holy month, the day of 
 the month in which any festival was celebrated, 
 the month in which the Nemean games were 
 celebrated ; a festival, a holiday. From ηξος, 
 sacred, and μην, ^tjvos, o, a month. 
 
 Ίίξον, οΰ, το, scil. ^ωμοί, a sacred edifice, 
 temple ; a sacrifice, victim, 
 
 Ίί^ΰνΓχ»?, βϋ, a, the victor in the sacred 
 games of the Greeks. 
 
 'ligoTTono), f. riffu, to devote, consecrate, 
 dedicate ; to sacrifice. From h^o?, holy, and 
 τοάω, to make. 
 
 Ίίξατξί'τ^;, io;, ο κα.) τι, that becomes holi- 
 ness or holy persons, holy, venerable. From 
 ΐίξο;, holy, sacred, and τοίτω^ to become. 
 
 ΊΕΡ0^2, «, ov, holy, sacred, devoted to 
 God J august, divine, excellent, great ; τά 
 Ιΐξ», sacred things. 
 
 ίίξοα-όλϋμα, ijs, fi, and Ίίζοσόλνμκ, ων, τα, 
 Matt, ii, 2. Jerusalem. Seldom used in the 
 Jem. ; it occurs, hoivever, in Jos. c. App. and 
 Bell. Jud. vii, 8. 
 
 *1ίξοσ•ολνμΤτΐΊζ, ου, ό, a citizen of Jerusalem ; 
 a Jerusalemite. 
 
 Ίίξοσ-νλ'ίΜ, f. mM, p. Ιίξοσνλκκα, to Commit 
 sacrilege, Xen. Mem. i, 2, 62 ; to plunder a 
 temple ; and 
 
 '1ίξοο•ύλψΐ(τ»ς^ tats, h, the robbing of a temple, 
 sacrilege. 
 
 ΊζξοίτυλΙα, as, fi, the plundering of a tem- 
 ple; sacrilege. From 
 
 Ίίξόσ•ΰλα5, ov, jca) fi, sacrilegious, guilty of 
 sacrilege. From h^ov, a temple, and συλύω, 
 to plunder. 
 
 Ίίζουξγίω, to perform or to be employed in 
 a sacred office, to perform religious services ; 
 to sacrifice ; with accus. β ήσω, ρ, Ηξούξγ'/ικα. 
 From 'ηξον, ro, sacred thing, and 'ίξγον, work. 
 
 Ίίξουξγία, as, 'h, a sacrifice ; the celebration 
 of religious services •, the priestly function. 
 Poly £871. From hξos and 'ίξγον, work. 
 
 Ίίξουσαλίΐμ, fi, the city of Jerusalem, Hebr. 
 indecl. 
 
 Ίίζοφαντίω, f. viffu, to be a hierophant or 
 chief priest, to initiate or instruct in sacred 
 m3^steries ; and 
 
 Ίίξοφάντ)ί$ί ου, β, one who instructs in 
 sacred ceremonies and mysteries, a chief priest, 
 a hierophant ; and 
 
 'hξoφavτΐκos, h, ov, priestly, sacerdotal, be- 
 longing to a hierophant. From k^os, holy, 
 and (paivu, to show. 
 
 Ίίξο•φάλτ)73, ου, β, a holy singer. From 
 If^os and -φάλλω, to sing. 
 
 Ίίζόα, ω, to make holy, dedicate, devote, 
 initiate, inaugurate. 
 
 Ίίξωσνν*!, nst h, the priestly office, priesthood. 
 Th. Ιίξόξ' 
 
 "Isa-av, 3. pi. imperf. ind. act. hv, from 
 Ίημι, to send ; 2. a. iyid. act. η v. 
 
 'liird'/iv, 3. dual. 'UtrSi, 2. 2)1. imperf. ind. 
 2)as. ο/'Ιίμαι, to desire, wish. 
 
 'liffffuj, 0, a muilS name, Jesse, indecl. 
 Hebr. 
 
 "liTo, 3. sing, imperf. ind. m. (f "αμαι, to 
 desire. Th. Ίημι. 
 
 Ίίττα, a father ; a wild goat. From arrcb. 
 
 ΊΕΤ', adv. an exclamation of derision. 
 
 'Isi^^ai, 0, a mans name, Jephtha, indecl. 
 Hebr. 
 
 Ίιχ;ονΊα5, ου, ο, a mans name, Jechoniah, 
 Hebr. 
 
 Ίίω, to send, from Ϊμ. But Via, and 
 Ίνμι, Ion. for ΰμι, to go. 
 
 Ίζανω, f ήσω, the same with Τζω, to make 
 sit ; to institute ; to sit ; to sink, to go to 
 ruin. ^ 
 
 "I^s, jnes. imperat. act. and 
 
 "Ιζίο, Ion. for Ίζου, pres. imperat. ^las. from 
 the some Th. 
 
 "Ιζίν, Dor. for Τζου, jyres, imperat. jfffS. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 "Ιζγίμα, aros, το, a seat, a sinking or der 
 pression, a valley. 
 
 Ίζrtιras, part. I. a. act. of Ιζάνω, to cause to 
 sit ; to institute. 
 
 "Ιζοιιτα, Dor. for Τζουσοί, tjS) «» sitting ; part, 
 pres.f g. and 
 
 "Ιζον, IS, e> I sat ; imperf. hid. act. from 
 
 "ΙΖΩ, f. Ία•ω, to cause to sit ; to seat, to 
 place ; Ίζομαι, to be seated, to sit, Herod, vii, 
 44. From ϊω, to place. Hence χα&ίζω.^ 
 
 '1Ή.\ adv. or interjection, used in joyful 
 acclamations, as In -τταιων, ^c. Also ih, a 
 voice. See "la. 
 
 Ίίϋ, equal j dat. sing, from tos, which in 
 gen. a?id dat. is said to be circumfexed by 
 Aristai'chus, but perhaps is Ion. for μια, from 
 μια, μια5, one. See 'los' 
 
 'Inios, ov, <5, Apollo. From ιάαμαι, to cure, 
 heal. 
 
 'Ijjxecrfli, ov, κα) 71, that cures pain or 
 fatigue. Fr >m Ιάομαι, to cure, and κΌ'Χος, 
 labour, fatigue. Th. κΌ'Χτω, f. "φω, p. m. 
 κίχοτα. 
 
 "Inka, 2. a. ind. act. of Ιάλλω, f αλω, to 
 send. 
 
 "Ι'/ιμί, to send, throw, shoot, discharge ; im- 
 peif. ind. act. '/>?v, ns, *i, or 'Uov, ouv, -us, its, 
 fut. 'ntru, perf. ίϊχα, I. a. ^aa, 2. a. nv, viSi vt' 
 pres. pas. %μαι, to be sent, to desire, imperf. 
 Ιεμ'/ιν, σο, το, per f. ιιμαι, 1. a. pas. i6vv, 2. a. 
 m. ιμγιν, Ίσο, ίτο, part. 2. a. mid. ίμίνο;. 
 Th. ϊω. 
 "Ινμι, to go ; like ίίμι. From %ω, to go. 
 
 Ίήσασίαι, to heal, cure ; Ion. for Ιάσασόαι^ 
 1. ο. inf. from Ιάομαι, f. άσομαι, to heal. 
 
 ^Ιήσατο, 3. nng. 1. a. ind. m. Ion. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 "Imt, he sends ; 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of 
 'Itifct. But 
 
ΙΘΤ 
 
 428 
 
 IKE 
 
 "liio't, he goes ; 3. sing, oflfifii, to go, from 
 εγ*/, or i&), to go ; but 
 
 'Iviffif thou mayst go ; Ion. hy Paragogefor 
 "γς, 2. sing. 1 . a. subj. act. of ii^h to go ; 2. a. 
 hid. act. "ov or Ion. and Poet, for r/i, he may 
 go, 3. sing. 2. a. suhj. act. of the sajne 
 verb. 
 
 'Ir.irovi, dat. iing. of Ίί^α-ων, ο, a mail's 
 name, Jason. 
 
 'I'/iffovs, ου, 0, the name of our Lord, Jesus, 
 Hcbr. signfj/ing the Saviour. 
 
 'lr,ra.i, ων, ό, f ol T'/iv 'ϊον νησον o'iKovvTigJ 
 the inhabitants of the island of Tos. 
 
 Ί'/ιτ'/Ίξ, Ion. for larho, o, a physician. From 
 ]άομ!Χί, to heal. 
 
 Ίύχγίν-ή;, ίο:, ό κχ) r,, original, native ; law- 
 fully born, legitimate. From Ιύυ, rightly, and 
 γύνομαι, to be born. 
 
 'lCa,y.'/i., 'Λί, h, a)i island, Ithaca, the country 
 if Ulysses. 
 
 "lucio, quickly, swiftly. From Ίύυ, imme- 
 diately. 
 
 'Μα, Ion. for ih7cc. See Ίόύ;. 
 
 Ί^εΓα, as, 'h, straight, direct, right ; luilvtv 
 ν'ψΛΐν, to render justice, Hes. Op. 224, supply 
 ViKTiv nom. sing.f. g. and 
 
 '\Si7ui, nom. pi. f. g. ofUv$, lia, υ, straight, 
 direct ; rigiit ; dat. pi. Ion. Ihirio-r from 
 Idu'/i, Ion. for lh7a,. 
 
 'Ώίω;, Ion. for ιΐύίω;, with celerity, directly, 
 immediately ; rightly. 
 
 "Ιβι, pres. im per at. from ίίμ.ι, to go. 
 "Ιύμα^, for "ύμ,υίτι, dat. sing, from 'ίύμα, 
 uroi, TO, a step, a pace. Fro?n 'iw, or ίΐμ,ι, 
 to go. 
 
 "\ίοξθζ, a word of encouragement or exhorta- 
 tion. From 'locLo, quickly, or 'Ih, go thou, and 
 ρξούω, to rush, or οξω, to excite, 
 
 "li^i;, an eunuch, one whose pg τί6&ξΐ<τται] 
 A'igour is mowed down. Th. Β-ίξο;. 
 
 Ίέ'ϋ, odv. straight forward ; in a straight 
 line, straight towards, to meet ; immediately. 
 
 Th. lec?. 
 
 'xivoiaacio-i, dat. jfl. Ion. from 
 
 'iPiiaiKiig, ου, ό, one whose judgments are 
 right. From ιύυ;, right, and S/»>7, justice. 
 
 Ίίν^ξΐ'^, 'ΐχ,ο;, ό nui ί, having straight hair, 
 i. e. uncurled. From Ιύυ;, straight, and S-^/|, 
 '/-,, the hair. 
 
 ^1ύυμ(ί•/^••/ι, y,;, 'h, a fair battle fought in the 
 open air ; a jiltched battle. From Idhs, straight, 
 direct, and μάχ^ομα,ι, to fight. 
 
 'ΊΘΤ3ΙΒ0Ι, ων, ol, a kind of Bacchanalian 
 song and dance ; as f from luvuv βογ, to rush 
 forward with a cry. 
 
 'Ιύΰ)ΐα, ". sing, pres, ind. act. from Ιύΰνω, to 
 din.'ct, Til. Ιύύ;. 
 
 "luDviv, ίί. sin;^. impeif. ind. act. from 
 
 Ίύννω, f υνω, to direct, to govern, to cor- 
 rect ; to punibli ; to go straight ; jnes. ind. 
 pus. U^uvc^iX-t, to direct, to govern. Th. Ιύύ;. 
 
 Ί^ντττίων, ωνο;, ο κα.) h, that flies straight 
 forward, carried in a straight line. From tuls, 
 straight, di:ect, and Trimucci, to fl}'. 
 
 ΊΘΓ2, ih7ee, Uu, straight, direct ; right, 
 just, true, open ; but 
 
 Ίύυ;, ϋο;, «, an impetuous movement or im- 
 pulse towards any thing ; desire, intention ; an 
 attempt. From Ιύύω, to rush straiglit on. 
 Ί^ίίτε^α/, nom. pi. f g.from 
 ^Ιύύτίξο;, comparat. of luhc, straight, direct. 
 Ίύύω, to go straight to, to rush straight on 
 towards, to desire, to long for. Th. Ιύύ;. 
 
 Ίϊζω, to grow rusty, to look like rust. From, 
 lo;, rust. 
 
 "Ικα,νζ, or Ίκανιν, he arived at, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. and 
 
 Ίχάνζτον, 2. dual, imperf. ind. act. of Ικάνω• 
 
 imperf. "kkvov opt. Ικάνοιμι, οι;, οι. Th. Ίκω. 
 
 Ίκ.α.νΌομοί,ι, ουμα,ι, to become fit or proper ; 
 
 to be sufficient ; l.y. ωσ-ομα,ΐ' p^rf indie, pas. 
 
 ικάνωμοίΐ. From 
 
 ΊΚΑΝΟ'2, ri, ov, fit, proper, suitable ; ade- 
 quate, sufficient, Lys. in Eratostn. worthy ; 
 great, many, long ; λχξόντί; το Ικαναν ταροί 
 του Ίάσ-ονο;, when they had taken sufficient 
 security of Jason, Acts xvii, 9. Whence 
 
 Ίκοί,νΌτη;, άτο;, h, fitness, aptitude, ability^ 
 sufficiency. From the same. 
 
 Ίκχνούιτύω, let it suffice or be enough, 
 3. sing, imperat, pas. from 
 
 Ίχανόω, f ωτω, p. Ικάνωκα, to make fit, 
 proper, or sufficient Th. Ικ,κνόζ. 
 
 Ίκα,νω, to go or come to, to arrve at ; to 
 reach, to touch ; to come upon, to seize ; to 
 supplicate, Hesych. Th. Ίκ,ω. 
 
 Ίζανω;, adv. sufficiently, enough, abundantly; 
 well, rightly, Ceb. Tab. 41. Th. Ιχχνό;.] 
 Ίκ,οίνωτοίΤΟί , superl.from Ικανός. 
 "Ιχίλο;, iXy], ίλον, like, similar. From 
 ί'Ικ,ω, to be like. 
 
 "ly.iv, he went, imperf. ind. act. of Ίχ,ω, 
 f. 'ίξω, to come; 1. a. 7|a. 
 
 "Ικ,ίο, Ion. for Ίχου, pres. imperat. pa,<i. of 
 Ίκ,ομαι, or 2. sing. 2. a. ind. m. ΙκΌμ^^ν, ov, 
 and Ion. to, &το, from, Ικ,νιομαι, f Ίζομαι, 
 to come. 
 
 Ίκ'ίβ-ύαι, 2, a. ίηβη. m. of the same verb. 
 Ίκίΐτύτιν, 3. dual. 2. a. ind. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Ixiffiui, a;, '/I, supplication, prayers. From 
 Ίχίτη;, a suppliant. 
 
 'Ix'iffio;, ICC., fov, supplicant ; Ix'tirio; Ζιυ;, 
 Jupiter, the tutelar god of suppliants ; by Sync, 
 for itiTritrios, the same. From the same Th. 
 
 "IxiT, for Ίχ,ίτο, he came to, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 ind. m. From Ίκνίομοίΐ, to come. 
 
 Ίκίτοί;, a, 0, Dor. for Ιχ,'ίτη;, ου, ο, a sup- 
 pliant. 
 
 Ίαίτιυε, 3. sing, impeif. ind. act. and 
 Ίκιτζυμοί, ατο;, το, supplication ; and 
 Ίχ'ίτίυσί, 3. nng. 1. a. ind. act. from 
 Ίχετίύω, f. ίΰσω, to supplicate, implore, 
 help as a suppliant ; οσχ τ\ Τξο; Ίίξο7ζ Ίκί- 
 τίυσχν, whatever supplications they made in the 
 temples, Thucyd. ii, 47.] 
 
 Ίκζτ'/ίξ'ια,, *;;, ίι, supplication, prayer ; an 
 olive bough which suppliants carried. From 
 
ΙΚΤ 
 
 42& 
 
 ΪΛΑ 
 
 Ίχίπΐξΐί, i'^os, VI, suppliant, supplicating. 
 From 
 
 'IKE'THS, ου, ό, a suppliant, a humble 
 petitioner ; one to whom supplication is made ; 
 a servant. From ικύομΆΐ. Hence 
 
 Ίκίτιησιοί, <«, lov, suppliant. '\κ,ίτ^ιηος Ztls, 
 Jupiter, the tutelar god of suppliants. 
 
 "Ik'/^ui, Ion. for hi'/i, "2. sing. 2. a. suhj. 7)1. 
 of Ικ.νίο(Λαι, to come ; f. m. 'ίζομαα• p. pas. 
 ίγμα,ί• 2. a. m. ΐχ,ό/χ'/ιν, ου, ίτο• 2. a. subj. m. 
 ικομιχ,ι, vi, iiTCH. 
 
 "I»'/]TXi, he may come, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. m. 
 of Ike same verb. 
 
 Ίχμάζαι, to make moist, to wet, to moisten ; 
 and 
 
 Ίκμοΰο;, causing or sending rain, Epith. of 
 Jupiter. From 
 
 ΊΚΜΑ'Σ, or Ικμα,ζ, a^os, h, humour, 
 moisture, vapour, exhalation. 
 
 "Ιχμινοζ, fair or favourable, an epithet of the 
 wind, by Sync, for ΙκΌμίΜος, the breathing 
 being changed for eupho7iy. Some however 
 write Ίχ,μίνος, It is either part. pres. of Ί'κο- 
 μοίΐ, or part. 2. a. rn. of Ικ,ύομα,ι, f. Ί^ομαι, to 
 come ; 2. a. m. ΙκΌμγιν. Some however explain 
 "Ικμίνος, moist, humid. Th. ϊκμάζ. 
 ΊΚΝΕΌΜΑΙ, ουμα,ι, to come, to come to, 
 arrive, reach ; to come upon, to seize, assail ; 
 to implore ; to touch ; to agree, y. m. 'ί^ομαι, 
 2). pas, Ιγμοίί• 2. a. m. Ικ'ομνιν, ου, iiro, 
 
 Ίκνεόμίνον, Ion. for το Ίχα,νον, that w^hich is 
 sufficient, suitable, or becoming ; and 
 
 Ίχνίομίναξ, or ^^ΙκνουμΙναις, fitly, suitably, 
 rightly, adv. from ίκνεομαι, to come. 
 
 "Ίκνίυμίνω χξόνω, in process of time, at the 
 proper time, Ion. and Dor. for Ιχ,νουμ'ίνω. 
 
 'iKViuvT-tx./, Ion. and Uor.for Ικ,νοΖντΆΐ, tiie}' 
 come, 3. pi. p)res. ind. m. of Ι-^ύομαι. 
 
 Ίκνουμίνο;, coming ; proper, suitabli;, fit, 
 just, as Ικ,νούμίνον μίγίύος, the proper size ; /;«ri. 
 j^res. m. (f the same. 
 
 "ίκ,ύΐ, 3. si7ig. 2. a. oj)t. act. of [κνίομχι, to 
 come. 
 
 ΊχοΊμαν, Dor. for Ικ,οίμ'/ιν^ 2. a, opt. m. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 "ϊκομκι, to come, from Ίκω, the same. 
 Ίκόμτ,ν, ου, %το, 2. α, ind. m. of Ικνϊομα,ι, to 
 come. 
 
 Ίχόνίον, ου, το, for ίΐκονιον, the name of a 
 city, Iconium. 
 
 "Ikovto, 3. ;?!?. 2. a. ind. m. ΙκΌμν,ν. 
 "Ιχου, pres. imperat. in. from 'ίκ,ιμκι, obsol. 
 Th. Ίκω, to come. Or 2. sing. 2. a. ind. in. 
 ΙχΌμην, of Ικύομαί, Hut 
 
 Ίϋου, 2. a. imperat. m. of Ιχνίομχι, to 
 come ; 2. a. m. Ικόμνιν, ου, ιτο. 
 
 ΊΚΡΓΟΝ, ου, το, a deck ; a plank or 
 board ; a scaffold ; a pole, a stake ; as if from 
 άχξίον, from οίκζο;, high, elevated, or from 
 ΙκνίϊτίίΧί, to come or go. Eustalhins writes it 
 txpiov. 
 
 Ίκοιόφιν, Poet, indecl. for the preceding. 
 "Iktcco, adv. xiQwr, nigh; lately, recently; 
 very quickly, suddenly. From ΙχηΊσβαι. 
 
 Ίχτίξίχο;, ίι, ov, sick of the jaundice, jaun- 
 diced. From 
 
 'ΊΚΤΕΡ02. o'j, xoc) 71, the jaundice ; a 
 species of bird, the witwall. Jiiso ivritten 
 
 Ιχτίξόί. 
 
 Ίκτ^ΐξ, ΐίξοί, ό xcci '/I, a suppliant, a humble 
 petitioner. From ΐχίτ^ξ, the same. 
 
 Ίχτί^ίοζ, and by Aphezr. χτί^ίοζ, made of 
 weasel's skin. From Ιχτ);, a weasel, by Aphcer. 
 χτΊς, ίοοζ, ίι, 
 
 ΊΚΤΓΝ, ΐνοί, ου, ό, a kite. 
 
 ΊΚΤΓ2, fSo;, h, a kind of weasel, a ferret ; 
 an aquatic animal. 
 
 "IxTo, 3. sing, pluperf jms. of ίχνίομαι, 
 f m. Ί^ομαι, to come ; 2. a. m. ΙχΌμην p. 
 pas. ϊγμαι. Or by Sync, for 'IxtTo, 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. vi. of the same verb. 
 
 "IKil, f Ίξα, to come, to arrive •, 1. a. 7^ec. 
 Hence Ιχάνω, Poet, the same. 
 
 "Ιχωμαι, 2. a. subj. mid. of Ιχνίομαι, tO 
 come ; 2. a. Ικύμγ,ν. 
 
 "Ιχωντι, Dor. for Ίχωσι, 3. pi. 2. a. subj. 
 act. (f'lxoj, to come. 
 
 'IXaVov, m troops, in squadrons ; plentifully, 
 abundantly. From Ίλ'/ι, a troop, an also ilx?), 
 the same. Th. ίΐλίω. 
 
 "Ιλα,άι, pres. iyiiperat. from Ηλ'/ιμι, part. 
 Ίλα,ς. Or, as others suppose, ΊΧαΰι is put by 
 Sync, for ιλάσύτιτι, 1. a. imperat. 2>as. of 
 (λά/τχομοα, to be propitious ; to make pro})i- 
 tious ; 1./. m. άα-ομκί- perf pas. ασμοίι, σοίΐ, 
 στα,ί. Th. ιλάω, or ΊΧημι, f '^σω. 
 
 "Ik&og, ου, ο Kce.) 'h, and Att. Ίλίως, ω, pro- 
 pitious, favourable, kind, gentle, gay, cheerful. 
 From ϊλ-/ι, brightness. Th. Ιχάω. 
 
 Ίλα,οος, cc, ov, cheerful, ga)', merr}', joyful, 
 good-humoured, aitable ; and 
 
 'ϊλα,ξότ'/];, y,To;, h, cheerfulness, good hu- 
 mom•, gayety, liilaiiiy. From the same Th. 
 
 Ίλαοόω, ω, f ώσω, and 
 
 Ίλαζϋνύΐ, f ΰνΖ, p. act. Ιλκξυγχα, to make 
 gay or cheerful, to cheer, exhilirate, gladden, 
 rejoice. 
 
 "Ikecs, Dor. and by Sync, for ΊΌλα?, ου, ό, 
 a mans name, lolas. 
 
 'Ιλύσ-^τί, by Sync. Ίλκύι, and Poet, by Beta- 
 sis'tktiui, 1. a. imperat. pas. of Ιλάσχομοα, to be 
 propitious ; to propitiate ; per/", pas'. Ίλοίσμα,ι- 
 1. a. pas. iXiitrunv, vi;, ;?. Th. Ιλάω. 
 
 Ίλάσχίΰτίαι, pres. inf. pas. from ίλύιτχομβίι, 
 to propitiate, appease ; Ιλάσχοντο, 3. pi. im- 
 pc7f. ind. fat. Ιλάσομαι• part. pres. m. fern. 
 g. Ιλα,σχομ'ίνη. From, the sa7ae Th. 
 
 'Ιλά(Γχομοίΐ, to become propitious, to be mer- 
 ciful ; to make propitious, to appease, to ex- 
 piate, atone ; /. m. Ιλύσομοίΐ, also ιλύ^ομχι- 
 perf. pas. 'ίλαα-μαι, 1. a. imperat. ίλάσ^τι, 
 with the dat. 
 
 ^Ιλοατμοί, ου, Ό, a propitiation, expiation, an 
 expiatory victim. 
 
 Ίλάίτομοίΐ, I shall or will appease, 1, f m. 
 of Ιλάσκομαι, or Ιχάομαΐ' 1. a. m. Ιλασάμτ^ν. 
 
 Ίχκσ•σάμίνο?, ου, ο, part. 1 . α. m. with ο• 
 doubled. 
 
ΙΛΧ 
 
 430 
 
 ΙΜΕ 
 
 '•Ιλάο'β'εα/, loji. for Ixaffri, 2. nng. 1. a. 
 subj. 7n.from Ιχάσχομαι, to make propitious. 
 
 'Ιλκα•(ηύμί0α, σ being doubted^ 1. 7)^• I. a. 
 subj. m. of the same verb. 
 
 Ίλαστ^ξίβν, ου, το, an expiatory sacrifice ; 
 the lid of the ark of the covenant, the mercy- 
 seat; also 
 
 Ίλασ-τήξίοί, ioc, tov, having the power of 
 cxpiatin» or propitiating, <roZ IxaffKitroar pro- 
 pitiatory i and 
 
 ^lXa.tTTr,St ou, 0, one who reconciles or pro- 
 pitiates ; all from 
 
 ΊΛΑ'ίΙ, a?bd 'ί>,'/ιμ», f ^i<"»* P' ««> to be 
 propitious or favourable ; pres. imperat. 'IXecdi, 
 and by Eclnsis "Xrji. 
 
 ΊΛΕΟ'2, ου, ο, a lurking-hole of a ser- 
 pent, or of a wild beast ; also the Ileus, or 
 Iliac passion, « disease of the bowels. From 
 ί,Ιλίω, to turn, twist. 
 
 Ίλίόω, to appease, to make propitious. 
 
 From 
 
 "IXicos, ου, Ό χα) η, Att.for "λαός, propitious, 
 favourable, merciful, kind. Th. Ιλάω. 
 
 "IXrt, for iiXr,, r,;, 'h, a troop, company, 
 stjuadron. Tk. ίΐλ'ίω. 
 
 "l\7i6t,for'iXa.ii. 
 
 'l\-/iH.'.)(Tt, Ion. by Paragogefor Ιλήκγ, 3. sing, 
 jyerf subj. act. of Ίλκμι, or Ιλάω, to be propi- 
 tious. 
 
 'IXiahoti, a, 0, Dor. for 'IXiahs, ου, 0, and 
 this by Aphcercsisfor Ο/λ/άδα?, ew, ό, Ajax, the 
 son of Oileus, του "Οΐχίωζ 'ττοΛς. 
 
 ΊΑΙΑ2, al)oi, «, the Iliad, a poem of 
 Homer on the Trojan luar ; also a Trojan 
 Avoman ; a species of thrush ; a multitude, as 
 iKias χοίκΖν, a world of evils. 
 
 Ίλιχζ μάχη. Poet, for Ίλιακη μάχη, a 
 Trojan battle. 
 
 "\\iyyiau, to have a dizziness or swimming 
 in the head ; to be in great perplexity, to hesi- 
 tate. From 
 
 "iKtyl, yoi, h, a vortex, a whirlpool; a 
 swimming of the head ; doubt, perplexity. 
 From ihiyyos, ου, ο, a whirling round. Th. 
 
 "Ιλιον, the city of Troy or Ilium. Frorn 
 "Ιλοξ, the so?i of Tros. 
 
 ΊχωξΟίΊστα,ί, ά, c, the ravager of Troy. 
 From 'Τλ/βν and ρούω, to destroy. 
 
 Ίλλάί, alo;, VI, a twisted cord or string ; a 
 species of thrush. From 'ίλλω, to roll, 
 twist. 
 
 "ΙΑΛ02, ου. Of the eye. From ίΐλίω, to 
 turn •, because the eyes roll about. 
 
 Ίλλυξϊχβν, ου, -TO, the name of a country, 
 Illyricum. Whence 
 
 Ίλλνξ{οι, ων, o'i, the Illyrians. 
 
 "Ιλλω, to wink ; to roll, to turn, to wind, to 
 enclose, to twist, bind, tie. 
 
 ΊΛΤ2, Sos, fi, mud, mire, clayi dregs, 
 lees. From 'ikos, a marsh, or ϊλύω, for ιΐχύω, 
 to roll together. 
 
 Ίλϋο), to cover with mud or slime ; also for 
 έΐλύω. From the preceding. 
 
 ΊμαΤοξ, etiei, ouom, belonging to a mill. 
 Hence ΊμαΤον α,αμοι., h ι-ττιμΰΧιοζ ά^»>, a song 
 sung by those who were turning a mill, or who 
 were drawing water from wells. The same 
 was also called ΙτβίντοίΤοζ . Th. ίμάζ. 
 
 ΊμοίλΙοί, a heaped up measure of meal. 
 From the same. 
 
 Ίμάλιο;, ία, tov, abundant, plentiful, copious. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Ίμχλίί, the goddess of flour, Ceres. 
 
 "1μαα•\ for Ίμοαη, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 of \μάω, or \μάσσω, f. άσω, to whip, lash. 
 From 
 
 ΊΜΑ'Σ, avros, 0, a leather strap or thong ; 
 a whip, a lash, a shoe-string, a cord made of 
 thongs of ox-hide. Hence Ιμάω, f νκτω, to 
 draw up with a leather rope. 
 
 Ίμάίτβλτι, Hi, n, a whip, scourge, lash. 
 Front the precediiig. 
 
 '^Ιμα.σ-ι, dat. pi. from Ιμα,ζ, άντοζ, ο, a leather: 
 strap or thong. 
 
 Ίμάα•{Τίχ.ί, Poet, for Ιμάιτα;, part. 1. fi. act. 
 from 
 
 Ίμάa■a■ω,f actoa, to whip, lash, scourge. Th. 
 ι.μΆί. 
 
 Ίμίίτίζω, f. tiTM, p. Ιμάτικοί, to clothe,^ 
 dress ; perf. pas. Ιμάτισμα-ΐ' part. perf. pas, 
 Ιμα.'ΤίΐιμΊνοζ, η, ov, clothed, clad. From uμoίy 
 aroi, TO, a garment. 2%. ϊω, or 'ίννυμι. 
 
 Ίμάτϊον, ου, το, a garment, a mantle, a 
 cloak, a covering ; for ίΐμάτιον. From ίϊμοι,. 
 See Ίμοίτίζω. 
 
 Ίματιοφι^ λχ^, ocxost ό κοά i), a keeper of the 
 wardrobe. 
 
 Ίμχτίσμίνοζ, clothed, clad. See Ίματίζω. 
 
 Ίμα,τκτμος, ου, ο, clothing, apparel, raiment. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Ίμάω, f ήιτω, to draw up with a leather cord, 
 to draw, as water ; ΙμαΊον μίλο;, a song which 
 was sung by the water-drawer, ίμων, ο υΐοίτη• 
 yog. See Ίμχΐοί. 
 
 Ίμίίξομβίΐ, the same with 
 
 ΊΜΕΓΡίΙ, to wish, desire, long for, love i 
 with gen. from ημαι, to desire, and Ιξάω, to 
 love. 
 
 "I^sv, <'t£, 1. and 2. pi. jires. indie, of ίϊμι^ 
 to go ; also "μζν, 1 . pL imperf. of the sam^ 
 verb ; and 
 
 "Ιμίν, to go, Ion. for "μίνα*, and this for 
 "vat, uvoii, and liven, i)res. inf. from %ίμι, or 
 ^7lμι• 
 
 Ίμίξχ, αί, ill the name of a river ; as also 
 Ίμίξοίς, ου, ό, a river of Sicily. 
 
 Ίμίζόίΐί, ivTos, 0, in f g. Ιμίζόίο'α'α, desira- 
 ble, lovely, attractive, awaking desire; sweet; 
 in superl. Ιμίξοίστοίτος. From 
 
 "Ιμίξοί, ου, ο, desire, longing, Herod, i, 30 ; 
 Eurip. Med. 56 j passion ; appetite ; the god 
 of love. 
 
 Ίμίξόφωνοζ, o'j, xa) h, having a lovely or 
 beautiful voice. From Ίμζίξω, to desire, and 
 ψων». 
 
 Ίμίξτοζ, η, ov, desirable, lovely, beautiful, 
 sweet. From Ιμύζω. 
 
ΙΝΔ 
 
 431 
 
 ΙΟΔ 
 
 *ϊμνττύ>^ to hurt, wound, terrify, β -om 
 ιττω. Also Ιμ-τίτω, to join, from Iv, for iv, 
 and αντω, to tie. 
 
 "IN, the name of a certain measure ; also a 
 fibre, nerve. See "I?. Also I'v, him or her, for 
 which the Poets use μ-ίν. The ancient Latins 
 also used \m and em for eum. 'Iv, m, prepo- 
 sition ; also for h. 
 
 ''lv\for hee, strength, force, ace. sing, from 
 i'i> <voV, w, a nerve, a fibre. 
 
 "Iv',/ur /W, that. 
 
 *INA fivaj, a causal conjunction used with 
 the subj. opt. a?id imperfect, that, in order that, 
 6o that ; although ; also adverbially, where, in 
 which place ; Iv αΐτ^ (Ττνιλγ "να ^ϊξ &ξ(χ,σ•ύ- 
 €ουλον, Lj/siaSf 259, ed. Tayl. on the same pil- 
 lar or public tablet, as Thrasybulus ; with the 
 genitive, where, in what state cr condition ; ou 
 βλίτηΐί 'ivx u κάκου. Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 421, 
 thou dost not see in what a state of calamity 
 thou art. See Markl. Eurip. Suppl. 1012. 
 Jt governs the subj. or ind. when used for JVs, 
 or o'recv, when, John xvi, 2, and 3 Johti 4. 
 It is used with the indicative, especially in the 
 imperfect and perfect tense ; as Έξαίί^α, ^^ 
 KtZSi voM, 'ίνα ί'/^ομίν αμψω, Iliad i, 363, 
 Speak, conceal it not in thy mind, so that we 
 both may know ; "va ίημοζίΐτο, Ίνα utn^uv, ^c. 
 Lys. i, 435, 1, ^43, ed. ReiskeJ that he might 
 take vengeance upon, Sf^c. where see the note 
 of Markland ; Ίνα ϊαυτον Ιμ^ίττων ίνβυ, Xen. 
 Cyrop. i, 73. ^vo. ed. Huch. that, falling into 
 the net, she might become a prey ; 1 Cor. iv, 6 ; 
 ix, 28 ; Apocal. xxii, 14. For ωστι, so that, 
 Odyss. i, 1 S6. With the subjunctive it has the 
 force if the imperative. Ίνα ίλθων ι<τι67,ζ, Mark 
 ν, 23, come and lay thy hands on ; "va va^^ay- 
 yuXys, 1 Tim. i, 3, command or charge thou. 
 In Homer, Ίνα μτι is used for u μ*ι, unless, ex- 
 cept, Iliad vii, 353 ; when, Odys. vi, 353, 
 Aristoph. Nub. 1235. It is often used like 
 ο^ως, so that, in N. Test, but not in the 
 ancient writers ; it sometimes exjyresses what 
 ought to be done, as Ίνα φοζγι-τχι τον βίν'^ζα, let 
 her treat her husband with reverence, Ephes. 
 V, 33 ; αλλ' Ίνα φανίξωόωσι, they ought to be 
 manifested, 1 John ii, 19, Arrian. Diss. Epict. 
 i, c. 29. 'Σωχ.ζάτ^ις ου» Ίνα 'ffaSvt vaura 
 w9r' 'Aotivaiav, Socrates ought not to have suf- 
 fered these things from the Athenians ; Ίνα μτι, 
 unless, lest ; Ίνα τ), or Ινατ), wherefore, why ; 
 also Ion. for -πως, how.] 
 
 "Iva<, pres. inf. of ιίμι, to go. Also uvai, 
 and livai. 
 
 Ίνατ), See at the end pf'Iva.'] 
 
 Ίνάω, the same loilh Ινίω, to empty, evacuate, 
 cleanse, purge, Hesych. 
 
 ΊνΙάλλομχι, to look or appear like ; to seem, 
 appear ; the same with ΪΙάλΧομαι, and this by 
 inserting v, for ύΐάλλομα», the same. From 
 iH^os, form, sliape. Th. u^eu. 
 
 "Ινδαλμα, β,τοί, το, an image, an appearance. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ΊΝΔΙΚΟ'Ν (,νΐϊκον), ου, r^o, Indian pee- 
 per or ginger ; a kind of dye ; indigo. 
 
 ^Ivti, See"ls, h, a fibre. 
 
 Ίνίύω, to stretch, Hesych. From 'is> ace. a, 
 a nerve, sinew. 
 
 ΊΝΕΏ, to empty, evacuate, purge, cleanse. 
 
 'Iv/flv, ου, το, the back part of the head, the 
 occiput, the nape of the neck. From ?i, «vej, 
 a nerve, sinew. 
 
 'Ivis, tos, και η, a son. 
 
 "Ivvii, a daughter, as also 'twos, ου, ο, a son. 
 Fromlvis, Hesych. See the preceding. 
 
 Ίννύομαι, to weep. From Ivav, 
 
 Ίνόω, Poet, far Ivatu, to empty, exhaust, 
 consume, absorb. 
 
 'Ινώ, 00$, ri, a woman's name, Ino. Front 
 "s, tvoi, 91, a fibre ; strength. 
 
 "ISI, ixos, 0, a worm which infests vines. 
 
 "Ιζ&λοί, ου, ο κ,α) ή, that goes by leaps or 
 jumps, impetuous, salacious, Hesych. From 
 /|f>i, the loins, arid οίλλομαι, to leap. An epithet 
 of a loild goat. 
 
 '^Ιξί, 3. sing. I. a. indie, act. ofΊ»a, f. <|«, 
 to come; 1. a. 7ξα, as, ε. 
 
 "ϊζίαι, 2. nng. l.y*. ind. m. Ion. for 7|>j, 
 from ίχνίομαι, to come ; f m. Ί^ομαί- ])erf. 
 pas. ϊγμαΐ' 2. a. on~ ίχόμ^ιν, ov, iTo. 
 
 Ίζίντπί, ου, ο, one who catches biirds with 
 birdlimcj a bird-catcher, a fowler. From 
 
 Ί^ίύτξία, ας, h, a female bird-catcher ; an 
 epithet of Fortune. From tlie same. 
 
 'Ιξιύω, to catch birds with birdlime, to go a 
 fowling. From Ίζό;. 
 
 Ίξ/«, as, 71, the same with Ι'ξΌς, which see. 
 
 Ίξίόίίί, ostrtra, etv, clammy, viscid, gluey; 
 deadly. 
 
 "Ιξ/ί, iui, 71, a coming, an arrival. Tk, 
 Ιχνίομαι. 
 
 Ίξτων, ovos, ό, Ixion, for an account of him, 
 see Pind. Pyth. Od. 2. p. 204, ^c. 
 
 "Ι^ομαι, l.y. Wl. <f Ιχνίομα,ί. 
 
 "Ιξβν, 1 . sing, or 3. j)l. imperf. for 7xn, for 
 
 the Boeot. change χ into ξ• or 2. a. indie, act, 
 
 of Ίχω, f. "ξώ*, to come. According to others^ 
 
 it is the impeif. of Ίξω, which is formed from 
 
 fut. Ίξύι), of the verb Ίχω. 
 
 Ίξβν, ace. sing, from 
 
 'ISO'S, ου, 0, uEol. βισχοί, mistletoe; bird- 
 lime ; a lime-twig, a reed used in bird-catch- 
 ing ; a disease called a varix or swelled vdn ; 
 also adj. frugal, sparing, avaricious. 
 
 'IST2, uos, h, the loins. From Ινχα;, 
 strength, because the strength is seated in the 
 loins. 
 
 'Vitu^ni, ios, xai 91, clammy, Lnc. i, 99 ; 
 gluey, tough, like birdlime, covetous^ avari- 
 cious. 
 
 Ίοζόλοξ, ου, ό xau 9\, that shoots arrows, aa 
 archer ; that discharges poison, venomous. 
 
 'le^vs^^i, sflj, και 9), of a deep violet colour, 
 purple, dark. From '/ov, the violet, atid^yopes, 
 darkness. 
 
 '\4hox0i, ου, -Aet.) hf a receptacle of arrows ; 
 
ΙΟΤ 
 
 432 
 
 ϊππ 
 
 an epithet of a quiver. Also Ι^οζτί, h, as a 
 subsiantive, a quiver. From log, an arrow, and 
 ^εχαμχι, to receive. 
 
 'lou^hsi ios, xau h, dark, black, rust-col- 
 oUred, from Ίο;, βυ, ο, a weapon, the rust of 
 metals; or violet -coloured, purple, from "sv, a 
 violet, a7id iJ'^oi, form. 
 
 Ίόίΐς, ktrirot, oiv, subject to rust ; proper for 
 making arrows ; dark, black. 
 
 "Ιΰίμι, 7oi;, "<?/, 2. a. opl. (f ίϊμι, to go ; 2. a. 
 tev. 
 
 *lo7trci. Dor. for hd<ra, going, proceeding, 
 part. 2. a. f. g.from the same verb. 
 
 Ίΰλάοί, ου, ο, a proper name, lolaus ; for 
 an account of him see Find. Pyth. Od. i), 
 p. 304, 305. 
 
 "Ιομίν, 1. 2)1. 2. a. ind. Ίον, fromu^i, to go. 
 Or, as others think, by Systole Ion. for "ω[Λίν, 
 1. pi. 2. a. subj. 
 
 Ίόμωξοζ, ου, ο κοίΊ 'h, Iliad iv, 242, a dart- 
 thrower, an archer, one who slays with arrows. 
 Fro7n log, a javelin, aiid μ'οξο;, from μιίξω. 
 
 "ION fiovj, ου, TO, a violet ; also alone, n. g. 
 
 of'i'uS. 
 
 "lov, i?, £, 2. a. ind. of ^μι, to go. 
 
 'Vovd\ for Ιόντχ, ace. sing. part. 2, a. Ιων, 
 
 ■of ίϊμΐ, to go. 
 
 Ίον^Λί, α^οζ, '/ι, covered with down, hairy, 
 shaggy ; pimpled, freckled ; also swift. Frum 
 
 "ΙΟΝΘ02, ου, Ό, down, the tender hair 
 which first grows, as if from κν&ος, a tiower ; 
 also a pimple, an eruption on the face. 
 
 'Ιόντα, going, and ivhen followed by an aspi- 
 rate lovf, ace. si)ig. part. 2. a. of ιϊμι, to go ; 
 i'flv, part. 2. a. Ιων, όντο;, inf. g. ίουσκ. 
 
 Ίο-^λόχα,μοί, ου, ο κ,α) 'h, having dark or 
 violet-coloured hair. From 'lov, a violet, and 
 'ΧΧΌχαμοί, a curl or lock. From <πλΐκω, to 
 braid. 
 
 'loiTTij, vis, '/>, the name of a city, Joppa, 
 Mebr. 
 
 '1οξ^α,ν>]ς, ου, ό, a river, Jordan, Hebr. spring- 
 ing from two fountains, Jor and Dan, al the 
 foot of Libtinus. 
 
 "lOPKOI, a)v, oi, a kind of roe-buck, as if 
 2eoxoif from the acuteness (fits sight. From 
 ϋξκω, to see. 
 
 ΊΟ'2, οΰ, ό, a missile weapon, dart, javelin, 
 arrow, from Ί-ζιμι, to send ; also poison, 
 venom ; the rust of metals •, heiice Ιόω, to 
 cover with rust ; iu^Yis, rusty ; but 
 
 "los, "a, "ov, alone ; one. 
 
 ^Υ',ττίφα,νοί, ου, ο kou '/ι, wearing a crown of 
 violets, violet-crowned. From "ov, a violet, 
 and (ττίφα,νος, a crown, from στίφω, to 
 crown, 
 
 Ίότη;, '/iTos, h, counsel, design, will, com- 
 mand. From 'ίω, or Ί'/ιμι, to send, 
 
 ΊΟΤ', adv. of grief alas! hence Ιύ'ζω, io 
 lament ; also an exclamation of joy and loon- 
 di'T, IHato ; also, of languor and uneasiness, 
 Ci/uivalent to, and resembling in sound, our 
 familiar exclamation, heigh-ho ! as Ιου, Ιου, 
 
 heigh-ho, heigh-ho ! Anstopk. Nub. 1 and 
 539.] 
 
 ^lou^ciiXeujf. ia-M, p. ϊου'^ά'ίχ.α, to Judaize, to 
 conform to the customs or opinions of the 
 Jews. From 'lovlxTos, a Jew. Th. 'lov^ais, 
 ου, 0, Judas. 
 
 Ίου'^&ικοί, 91, ov, Jewish. Hence 
 
 Ίου%Βί'ικ,ως, adv. in the manner of the Jews, 
 like the Jews. 
 
 ^lov'hoilo;, ου, ο, a Jew ; also Jewish, as yi 
 Ίβϋδα/α, the land of Judea. 
 
 "Ίου^οίΊ'σμοζ, ου, ο, the Jewish religion, im- 
 itation of the Jews, Judaism. 
 
 'loy^aiVr/, adv. in the manner of the Jews, 
 like the Jews. 
 
 Ιούδας, ου, ο, a man's name, Judas, Hebr. 
 
 Ίουλίοίζ, ου, ο, a man's name, Julias. 
 
 Ίούλϊο;, ου, ό, a man's name, Julius. 
 
 "ϊουλοξ, ου, ο, the first down ivhich appears 
 on the cheeks of young persons ; a sheaf ; a 
 species of insect ; a hymn, a song in honour of 
 Ceres. Th. ούλο;. 
 
 "low, I sent, imperf. contr. from Ίεον, ουν, 
 formed from Ιίω. Th. ίω, or Ίημι. 
 
 'louffoi, Yis, h, in ace. pi. }ούσ•&;, going or 
 coming, approaching, ^jari. 2. a.f. g.from Ίων, 
 and this from ιΐίμι, to go ; 2. a. ind. act. 'lov, 
 
 Ίοϋα-τος, ου, ο, a mans name, Justus. 
 
 'Ιοχ;ίχΐξα, a;, w, who discharges arrows, or 
 who delights in arrows. From Ίο;, an arrow, 
 and χίω, to pour out, or ρζ;οιί ζω, to rejoice. An 
 epithet of Diana. 
 
 Ίτνο;, or Ί-ττνος, ου, ο, an oven ; a chimney ; 
 a kitchen ; a lamp, a Lintern, a dung-heap ; 
 Ίττνοί ίλίφάνηνο;, Aristoph. Plut. 81G, an 
 ivory close-stool. Th. Ίτττω. 
 
 "Itos, ου, 0, a mousetrap, which ΊττοΤ, i. e. 
 ciushes the mouse ,• but Was, pressure, a load ; 
 a fuller's workshop. From 
 
 Ίτΰώ/, to press, afflict, vex ; Ίτοΰσβοί* συμφο- 
 ξοΰς, to be oppressed by calamities. Th. 
 Ί'ΐτω. 
 
 Ίτταγωγοί, ου, ό κ,αΐ h, that carries horses ; 
 flw epithet of a ship, in which horses are trans- 
 ported. From 'I'ir-ro; and α,γω, to lead. 
 
 Ί'Τ^ύζω, and Ιττ-τάζομαι, to ride ; to drive 
 or to manage horses. From iV-Tfl?, a horse, 
 
 "Ι'^τταιχ^μοί, ov, ο κ,α) h, Poet, one who 
 fights with a pike on horseback, a mounted 
 lancer. From Ί-ττοζ and χΊχ^μνι. 
 
 Ίίτταλίδα?, ου, ο. Dor. for Ιτττοίλ'ι^νις, the 
 same with Ιτνευζ, ίο;, ό, a horseman, a knight. 
 
 Ί-ΡΓ-ταξχ^ίω, f. να•ω, to be commander of the 
 cavalry } and 
 
 ΊτΓ^τχζρι^ία, ας, '/ι, the command of the cav- 
 alry. From Ί'ττος and άζχί^., cornrnand. 
 
 Ί'Τ'ταξχ^'ίκ.οί, h, ov, belonging to the master 
 of the horse ; skilled in commanding cavalry. 
 From the same. 
 
 "ΐ9Τ'ταζχ^οί, ου, ο, a man's name, Hippar- 
 chus. Also commander of the cavalry, master 
 of the horse ; an epithet ivhich tvas sometimes 
 applied to Neplmn:. From 'ix-ro; and aoyjt. 
 the conimatul. ^ 
 
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 Ί3•<τ«ί, ahoi, «, Ion. for ΐ<Τ7ηκ'/ι, equestrian ; 
 the equestrian order. Hence 
 
 Ί-Τ'^τα,σίβι, κ;, hi the act of riding, equita- 
 tion ; cavalry. 
 
 Ίτίτάιτί'^οί, ου, ο κα.) 'hy where one can ride 
 on horseback, practicable for cavalry. From 
 'ίίΤΐΌζ, a horse. 
 
 'liT-nhs, ios, in pi. ί^-χί7ί,_ a horseman, a 
 knight ; the equestrian order ; a species of 
 crab. From the same Th. 
 
 'IfTiVTYii, ου, ό, skilled in riding. From 
 
 'l-TTiued, f. ιύσω, p. Ί-τττίυκα, to ride ; to be 
 a horseman or knight. Th. Ίνττοί. 
 
 '\•7Γ•7Τγ,ί(ηη, dat. pi. Ion. for Ι-τττίυσι, from 
 iTTiiii, a horseman. 
 
 'liTirsjXair/a, scil. o^os, a road practicable for 
 a horse or for cavalry. From 
 
 'lcr'^f}Xeitrtos, icc, lov, that one may ride over, 
 practicable for cavalry. From 'l^^os, a horse, 
 and Ikauvuff. Ιλάα-ω, to drive. 
 
 Ίίτιτ^ίλάτα, voc. sing, from 
 
 Ίτ/Τ^λάτ»??, ου, ό, a rider, a rider of horses, 
 a charioteer. From 'Ittto? and ίλαύνω, to drive. 
 
 Ίτ^^λατοζ, ου, ό χ,αί «, convenient for rid- 
 ing, that one may ride over ; spacious, ample. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Ϊ9ττϊχΰν, ου, TO, cavalry. From 
 
 'l^TTixos, h, ov, rf or belonging to riding, or 
 to a horseman, equestrian ; skilled in horse- 
 manship. Th. 'i^TTos. 
 
 'I-r^oSoToio, gen. Ion. from 
 
 ΊτΓ-ττΌζοτοί, ου, ό κα) h, that pastures horses, 
 proper for feeding or rearing horses. From 
 'i-ffTo? and βόσχω, to feed. 
 
 Ίτ^οΙάμοίο, gen. Ion. from 
 
 Ίτίτο^αμοί^ ου, ο χα,) «, a tamer of horses, 
 a horse-breaker. From Ί<7Τ<7Τος and ^χμοίίυ, to 
 subdue ; 2. a. hid. act. ί'^χμον. 
 
 'I^To^atrvs, uoc, υ, thickly covered with 
 horsehair, or having a thick crest of horse- 
 hair. From "ttos and latrvs, thick, hairy. 
 
 'l^rjiO^iaxras, a, a, Dor. for i^-To^iuxTtji, 
 ου, 0, a driver of horses ; a rider, horseman. 
 From 'i^Tog, a horse, and ^ιωχω, to pursue. 
 
 Ίτ^οΙξομία., οίζ, h, a horse-race ; arid 
 
 'ϊ'ρττο^ξΰμιοί Tloffithiiv, Neptune, who pre- 
 sides over horse-races. From "τ-ττο;, a horse, 
 and ^ξόμοζ, a running, a race. Th. τφ,χ^ω. 
 
 'Ι•τ•^ό^ξομο$, ου, ό, a race-ground, a circus 
 where races were held, a hippodrome. From 
 the same. 
 
 Ί'^Τ'^τοθύ'Λ, νΐί, ί, a woman's name, Hippothye. 
 From Ητ^ος and Β-ΰω, to rush impetuously. 
 
 ΊτΐτοΓ/ν, for 'ί-^^οιν, gen. dual. 'l-^TTronriVy dat. 
 pi. Ion. oflTTog, a horse. 
 
 '1/Τ9!Όχίντοί.υζο;, ου, ο χα.) ί, a fabulous 
 monster, the Hippocentaur, half man and half 
 horse. From Ί'ττ'Τοί, a horse, and χίντα,υρος, a 
 centaur, which is from xivrta, to prick, and 
 ταυξοί, a bull. 
 
 Ίττ'ίτοχοξυο-τίΐί, ου, ό, a helmed knight, a 
 mounted warrior. From Ί-τ-^ος, a horse, arid 
 χοξόσιηία, to arm with a helmet. Th. χΌου$, 
 vuas, h. 
 
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 ^Ι-ννόχξοτος, ου, ο xet) «, that resounds with 
 the noise of horses. From Ί-π-ττος, a horse, and 
 χξότος, a sound. 
 
 Ίττολΰτ'/ι, zs, h. Poet, for Ίττολΰπια, 
 Hippolytea, the daughter of Hippolytus. 
 
 'Ιττομά,νϊ;, ios, το, a. certain plant which is 
 deadly to horses ; a virus which distils from 
 the organs of generation of mares ; a piece of 
 flesh which grows on the forehead of foals, and 
 which the mother bites of} the desire for the 
 horse in mares. 
 
 Ί-ττομανίω, ω, to have a passion for horses j 
 to have a desire for the horse, as mares do ; to 
 be furious with desire, like mares. From 
 
 Ί-ττομα,νηί, tog, ο xet) h, furious with desire, 
 like mares ; very mad or insane ; having a 
 passionate love for horses ; passionately loved 
 by horses. From Hvros and μαίνομαα, to be 
 mad. 
 
 "ίτ^ομαχία, aj, i, a combat of cavalry. 
 From 'l-r-Tros arid μά,χ^ομα,ι, to fight. 
 
 'Ύτί'ττΌμ'ητίί, ios, ο xot) 'h, skilled in horseman- 
 ship. From 'i-zr-ros and μ^τts, tos, h, counsel. 
 
 'LttovTxos, ου, 0, a mans name, Hipponi- 
 cus. From 'I'V'^os, a horse, and vixn, vic- 
 tory. 
 
 Ί'τΤ'^ονόη, viSi 'h, a woman's name, Hip- 
 ponoe. 
 
 'I-r-TiiTi/^jji, ov, 0, Poet, ο rou "iwou xa) Tijj 
 I'^i'Vtxtis νζΐξοοι λα,ζων, χα) Taurus 'ίμΤϋΡΟί, an 
 experienced horseman ; one who makes a trial 
 of his horsemanship. 
 
 "ΙΠΠ02, ου, or VI, a horse, a mare ; 
 cavalry ; a species of fish •, an afllection of the 
 eyes, in which they are constantly in motion ; 
 but 'i'TTos, Oor.for '/ίτ-τβϋί. In composition it 
 often denotes an augmentation of the meaning 
 of the word, with which it is compounded. 
 Hence Ιφί^τιον, ου, •το, a saddle. But 
 
 "IfTfTef, 91, substance, goods. Gen. xiv, 21. 
 
 Ί^τηα-όα, us, h, a feriiale driver of horses ; 
 h rohs 'l^Tovs σ'οουσα, τουτίση αίύουσα, »j xi~ 
 νουσα. From 'Itt^vos and ffivca, to move, to 
 shake. Hence also 
 
 'iTT-ffoffoas, a., o. Poet, and Dor. for Ίτ-νο- 
 ffotjs, ου, 0, one who drives horses. See the 
 preceding. 
 
 'I^TTotrvvrj, tis, fi. skill in riding or horseman- 
 ship ; gen. pi. JEol. Ιττίτοσυνάων. From 'i^Tost 
 a. horse. 
 
 ΊτΓ-τότοί, voc. sing, of iTv'oT'/is, ου, ο, a rid» 
 er, a horseman, a knight. From "t'Tos, a 
 horse. ~ ^ ' 
 
 *Ι<Γτβτβξότ;75, ου, ο, an archer on horseback $ 
 a light-armed horseman. From 'lirTos and 
 νόζον, a bow. 
 
 Ίττ-τοτξοψίω, f. 'Affut, to feed or to train up 
 horses ; and 
 
 Ί'ΤΓ^οτξοφία, as, h, a feeding or training of 
 horses ; the expense of horse-keeping. From 
 'I'^Tos and τξίφω, to feed. 
 
 'ϊ'troτξόφos, ου, ό χα) 'h, that feeds or trains 
 up horses. From the same. 
 
 Ίτ'τουχξ^^, the Hippocrenej or horse-foun- 
 
ipn 
 
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 ΙΣΘ 
 
 tain, a fountain in Bceotia. From 'I'Stos and 
 κξΐηντ}, a fountain. 
 
 "Ινττονξΐί, t'^o;, fi, Epith. of a helmet, which 
 has a crest of horsehair ; the horse-tail, a kind 
 (yf plant ; a disease of the sexual organs. From 
 'ivToi and οΐξα, a tail. 
 
 *\^τοφΌζζι«ν, ου, το, a place for feeding 
 horses ; a stable. From ^^<ros and φΐξζω, to 
 feed, p. ind. m,id. ίτίφοξζα. 
 
 Ίντοφοξζο;, ου, ό, a feeder of horses. From 
 the same. 
 
 Ίτττορζ^κξμα.ίί α, ό, Oor. for 1<9νοχ^άζμνις, 
 ov, 0, one who delights in horses, one who 
 fights from a war-chariot. From Ίτ'τος and 
 χ^οίίοω, to rejoice. 
 
 Ί/ΤίΤΛίνίΛ;, to buy horses. From "cr^og and 
 uy'so/uMi, to buy. 
 
 Ίττανία, «ί, fi, the buying of horses. From 
 the precedimi. 
 
 "ΙΠΤΑΜΑΙ (l-ffT&uoLi), pres. inf. m. 'Ura.- 
 σβαι, f. m. ιττ'/ΐίτομοιι, to fly, to hasten, to 
 move swiftly ; 2. a. ind. m. ϊ'ττόμην, or It- 
 τάμν\ν. From ττάω. 
 
 'iTTriffoficacif 1 . f. ind, m. of 'ί-^τομαι, 
 to fly. 
 
 "Ιίττώ», contr. for Ίττανο, 2. sing, impe^f. 
 ind. of the' same verb. 
 
 "ΙΠΤΏ, or Wu, to hurt, wound, afflict ; to 
 punish. Hence Ί•φ, iVi?, a worm which gnaws 
 horn or wood ; i<rvcs, or 'ΐτνος, ov, o, an oven ; 
 iVfli, a mouse-trap. 
 
 'Ι^ά, sacred things, from Ιξον, Ion, for 
 "ίξον, a sacrifice ; bnt 
 
 Ίξα, α J, '/I, an assembly, a place of assem- 
 bling. From ΰ'ξω, to speak. 
 
 'ϊξaτoiι,for ίίξο,τχί, 3. sing. pres. m. hoao- 
 μα.1, to be a priest ; inf. m. Ιξκσδοι,ι. So ίξύτω, 
 for Ι-ξάτω, 3. sirig. imperat. Th. Ίΐζός. 
 
 'Ipils, for Sioihi, Ion. a priest. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 'lξίω,for ΐ'ΐξίω, Hcsi/ch. to speak. 
 
 Ίξτί, ri-y h, the name of a country, Hira. 
 
 '\ζ'/ιϊαι, Ion. for ΐ'ίξααι, priestesses ; ajid 
 
 'Ipviiov, ου, TO, Ion. for ΐίξίΤον, a victim. Th. 
 Ιίζός. 
 
 "ϊξτι^, Ion. for ίίξίΑξ, (χ,κοξ, ό, a hawk or falcon. 
 
 "ΙΡΐηΈ2, ων, a.1, the arteries, Hippocrat. 
 IPI2, Uoi, iog, ζως, h, the rainbow ; Iris, 
 a goddess ; the coloured circle round the pupil 
 of the eye ; an aromatic plant ; ace. 7ζΐν. From 
 ΰ'αω, to say, to announce. 
 
 "loitTffiVjfor 'lottri, dat. pi. of^ign. 
 
 Ίξβί, Ion. for Ιίξο;, holy, sacred ; but 
 
 Ίξος, ου, ό, the name of a certain beggar in 
 Homer, Irus ; a poor man. 
 
 Ίρουργία», ων, at, sacred rites, ceremonies of 
 religion. From ίζοζ, for Ιΐξύς, and ϊξγον, 
 work. 
 
 Ίξοφάντγις, ου, ο. Ion. for ηξο^χνη^ί, also 
 called ίΐζοφύλα,'ξ,, a chief priest, one who in- 
 structs in sacred mysteries or ceremonies. From 
 itpost sacred, and φαίνω, to show. 
 
 Ίξων, Ion. li^uvt g^n. pi, of Ιίξον, a sacred 
 thing, a sacrifice. 
 
 Ίξω^υνίΐ, TJSt hi Ion, for Ηξο^ύντι^ the priestly 
 office, the priesthood. 
 
 "12, fyof, i, a fibre, nerve, vein ; strength, 
 force. 
 
 "^Iffjfor y<ra, equally, adv. from Jfos, or toOs, 
 equal. 
 
 Ία-αα», a, a mans name, Isaac, Hebr. 
 
 Ίο-άγγιλοί, ου, ο και ί, fliffos ro7g ayyiXoiS,) 
 equal to the angels. 
 
 Ίΐαζω, to equalize, to make equal ; to be 
 equal. Th. 7<ros. 
 
 'IffoctaS) See 'Jiaraices. 
 
 'ϊο•ίχ,7ος, ου, ό, a jrroper name, Isaeus. 
 
 "Iffeng, dat. pl.f g.from Jiroi, equal. 
 
 Ί2Α'ΛΗ, ijs, fi ft<ra,\nji a garment made 
 of goatskin ; more correctly ΐίμλ,νι, or Ι'ξβίλ^. 
 See "Ιξίκλβί. 
 
 "Ισαμι, Dor. for "<τνιμι, to know, 
 
 "Ιίταν, 3, pi. imperf ind. of (Τμι, to go. 
 
 "la-ecv, by Sync. for Ίσοι.σοίν• from 'i<r*>yj imperf. 
 ind. act. ofΊ(rnμ^, to know. 
 
 "Itroivri, Dor. for Ίαοίσι, they know. 
 
 Ίσάξίδμο;, ου, ο xect ν, equal in number. 
 From ϊσοί, equal, and α,ξίθμος, number. 
 
 "\eraff\for "σασί, 3. pi. pres. ind. but 
 
 "Itras, oivTos, jmrt, pres. of Ίσημι, to know. 
 
 "\σα,σοίΐ, and '/try, 2. sing, pres, m. of'ίa■aμa^, 
 to know. 
 
 "Iiraa-i, and '/ffcttrtv, 3. ])l. 2)res. ind. act. of 
 Ίσημί, to know. 
 
 "Ιίτατ/, Dor. for "σνισι, he knows, 3. sing, 
 pres. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 'I2A'TI2, i^os, h (κτα,πζ), a dyeing plant, 
 woad. 
 
 '\eai.uh\ii, ίοξ, χ,α) 'h, of the same name, or 
 speaking like, Theocr, From Ισοι, equal, and 
 avV/i, voice. 
 
 "Ια•ί7, 3. sing, imperf. hid. from "(τ^μι, to 
 know ; but 
 
 "Iffri, Att.for "iffoLtroii, thou knowest, 2. sing, 
 ind. τη. of the same. 
 
 '\σ'/ιγοΡίω, ω, and Ιΐτ»ιγοζίομοίΐ, ουμοι.ι, to 
 enjoy an equal privilege or liberty of speaking, 
 to use equal freedom of speech. From la-os, 
 equal, and α,γοζίύω, to speak. 
 
 Ία•ίίγοξία, as, «, the liberty or privilege of 
 speaking to an equal, Cyrop. i, 3, 10 ; equality 
 of privileges. From the jn-eceding, 
 
 Ίττιμίξία, as, h, the equinox, Λvhen the days 
 and nights are of the same length ; ί^κμίζία 
 μίτο^ωξίνί], the autumnal equinox ; ia^m, the 
 \'ernal. From 7<ros, equal, and ίιμίξα, a day. 
 
 Ίfft]μΐξίvΰs, m, tvov, belonging to the equi- 
 nox, equinoctial. From the same. 
 
 'Ί2ΗΜΙ, "(ryisy "trwi, to know. 
 
 Ίσ"^ξ»$, ios, xat ij, equal, like. From Itros, 
 the same, and α,ξω, to fit. 
 
 "Ισβι, by Sync, for "tra6i, pres. imperat. act, 
 of'^σ^nμ^, to know ; but 
 
 "Itrif, pres. imperat. from ίίμι, to be. 
 
 'Iffukh, corrupt for ϊϊ,άλνι, a goat skin. 
 
 "Ισβμια, τα, scil. ηξα, the Isthmian games, 
 celebrated at the isthmus of Corinth in honour 
 of Neptune. Th, ϊ<τ6μόί. 
 
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 'MftdccKoi άγωνίί, βί, the Isthmian games. 
 
 *\σ6μ,ιοίζ^ ahos, Wj in pi. ItrS^ia^is, avy ai, 
 belonging to the Isthmian games. Isthmian ; 
 as Ίσβμ,ια,ί ν/«>ί. Victory obtained in the Isth- 
 mian games. From, Ισΰμός. 
 
 "ΙσύμΚον, ou, TO, an ornament of the neck or 
 throat J a necklace, a collar. From 'κτύμ,ό{. 
 
 "Iffijuios, ία, iov, dwelling in the Isthmus ; 
 Isthmian ; an epithet of Neptune ; "Ισθμια, 
 the Isthmian games, in honour of Neptune. 
 
 'lff6pio7, adv. in the Isthmus. 
 
 Ί2ΘΜ0'2, eZ, β, a narrow neck of land 
 between two seas ; an isthmus ; also any 
 thing like an isthmus^ as the throat, the gul- 
 let, the neck ; the neck of an hour glass. 
 
 "liTi, 3. pi. jrres. ind. for uiriy and Ion, "a^t, 
 from ίΐμι, to go. 
 
 "ΙΣΙΚ02, ov, 0, and irixtovf ου, το, a dish 
 made of meat minced very fine ; a sausage. 
 
 "Ισ•/ί, i^os, 7}, name of an Egyptian goddess, 
 Isis. 
 
 *1σ•χαζίύτηί. Of/, 0, the surname of the traitor" 
 Judas, Iscariot. 
 
 "\ffKov, ts, t, imperf.from 
 
 "1(τχω, to know, feign, assimilate, compare, 
 for iiffKu, the same. Th. ιΊ^μ, to know, to 
 see ; or t'lxu, to be like. 
 
 "I^^iv, by Sync, for Ίσαμίν, 1 , ]}l. jyres. ind. 
 of'lari^i, to know. 
 
 'Ig-fAxviov μαντΰον, the Isthmenian oracle. 
 
 Ίνο^ιαίτοζ, ου, ο xai h, using a similar way of 
 life to that of the common j)eople, Thucyd. 
 
 'IffoSios, ου, a xa) i, like a god, godlike. 
 From "tffoi, like, and B^iog, God. 
 
 Ίίτοκ,ξ&τνίζ, ioi, ό κα) h, possessed of equal 
 strength. From ϋίτοξ, equal, and κ.ξύτοί, 
 strength ; also 
 
 'IffoxgarviSi tog, eug» o, a proper name, 
 Isocrates. 
 
 ^IfOK^ctTtv, ns, 'hy Ion. for ia, ias, equal 
 power, equal strength. 
 
 'IffoXoy'ia, as, ii, equality of honour, the same 
 ββ Ι<Τ7]γοξία, 
 
 ΊοΌμάτωξ, οζοί, ο κα) 9ΐ, Dor. for Ισομγ,τωζ, 
 equal to the mother, like the mother. From 
 "sffos, and μτίτπξ, a mother. 
 
 ΊσΌμίλ^ίον Ιμάτιον, a garment resembling 
 the Milesian, i. e. soft and delicate. 
 
 Ίίτομβίξεω, f nffu, to receive an equal share. 
 From Jifos, equal, and μο7ξα, a portion. Th. 
 μίίξω. 
 
 Ία-όμβίξΰί, ου, ο χα) η, that receives an equal 
 portion, having an equal right. 
 
 "^Iffov, adv. equally, alike. From Ίσο;, 
 equal. 
 
 "Itfovrai, Poet, for Ί^ονται, 3. jil. 1. f m. of 
 ίχνίβμαι, f. 'ίζομαί, to come ; to go. 
 
 Ίνο^αλίις, tos, xa) ri. Ion. and Ι^ό-τταλος, 
 ου, ό xat h, equal in wrestling or in battle ; 
 equal in strength. From hos and ^τάλνι, 
 Avrestling. 
 
 'Iff'o^iiav, ου, TO, a plain, level ground. 
 From 
 
 *ϊ(τόίη^οί, o'j, xai «, plain, level, even. 
 From Ισοζ, equal, and τύον, the ground. 
 
 Ίίτό^ίτξοί, 91, ov, like rock, as hard as stone. 
 
 Ίιτό-τλευζοζ, ου, β χαϊ ίι, having equal sides, 
 equilateral. 
 
 'IffoTX'/iuhs, ίο;, χαϊ fi, equally full, equal 
 in number. 
 
 Ία•ό•Τξΐσ-ζυί, ο, of equal age, equally old. 
 
 ^Ιίτορροτία, us, «, equilibrium, equipoise ; 
 and 
 
 'lirofpoTos, ου, ο χα) it, of equal weight ; in 
 equilibrium, inclining to neither side ; equal ; 
 equivalent. From ftras, equal, and ρίται, to 
 incline. 
 
 "1202, or Ttros, >?, ov, equal, like. From 
 ίϊ^ω, to liken. Hence το Jirov, ου, equality, an 
 equal portion, equal rights, equity ; IVa χαϊ, 
 even as, just as ; 'la-uis, in so many. 
 
 'IffOT'/is, viTos, 91, equality, parity ; equity j 
 friendship. From the preceding. 
 
 ^ItrOTTuos, ου, ο κα,ι fi, equally precious } 
 possessing equal honours or civil rights. From 
 Iffos, equal, and τιμγι, a price. 
 
 'Iffouffuai, for laoicriai, j^res. inf. m. or pas. 
 from Ισόω, to make equal. Th. Hcrog. 
 
 Ίσοφοίξίζω, to equal, match, compare with, 
 be equal to ; as if ΙσοφζξΊΖ,Μ, from 7tros, 
 equal, and φίξω, to carry, bear. Hence Ισο- 
 φόξοί, carrying or drawing equal burdens. Or 
 'κτοφΛξΊ'ζω, to be clad in similar garments ; 
 from φάξos, tog, το, a cloak. 
 
 Ίσ-οφαξία-^ίν, Dor. for 'κτοφαξίζίΐν, inf. act. of 
 the ])receding. 
 
 'I<fo'^9ipos, ov, xat 71, having an equal 
 right of suffrage ; that obtains an .equal number 
 of suffrages ; having equal authority. Verses 
 ivere called Ι<τύ•φ)ΐφοι, in ivhich all the letters, 
 considered in their 7iumerical value, made the 
 same number, as e. g. the epigram of Leonidas 
 Alexandnnus in Anthol. ejngr. I, x'l, p. 12, 
 a7id 563. 
 
 Ίσο•φνρ^ο$, ου, ο χα) 9ΐ, of the same mind, 
 like-minded. From lo-os, like, and "φ'/χνι, the 
 soul. 
 
 Ίσ'οω, f. uffu, to make equal ; hence Ισω^ 
 cuai, \. a. inf. m. Th. Icos. 
 
 "1σ<νω, to say ; it takes its tenses from ϊιτω, 
 the same. 
 
 Ία•ξα9ΐλ, 0, a name of the patriarch Jacobf 
 Israel, Hebr. indecl. Hence 
 
 Ία•ξα9}λΤτ9ΐ;, ου, ο, an Israelite ; and 
 
 Ίβ-ξανλΤτι;, 91, an Israelitish woman. 
 
 'Ισ•α•ά-ζαξ, a mans name, Issachar, Hebr, 
 
 "\στα, 2. sing. j)res. imperat. act. of Ίστημι, 
 Att. contract, for Ίσταΰι, or for "ισταζ, from 
 ](ττάω. Or S. sing» iviperf. ind. act. Ίσταον, 
 uv, -ats, a?, -άί, a, of 'κττάω, or Ί(ΤΤ9ΐμι, to 
 place, to set. But 
 
 Ίβ-τα, 3, sing, pres, subj. of Ί<ττ9ΐμι, to 
 stand. 
 
 "Ιττ&μαι, σαι, ται, for "(ταμαι, to know ; in 
 composit. as \τΊ<τταμαι, to know. Th, Ίσνιμι. 
 
 'ϊ^τάμίνο$, 9], ov, standing ; also commenc- 
 ing ; gen. Ion, ί<τταμίνο4θ» Του μίν <p6iov<ros 
 
I2T 
 
 4Se 
 
 Ϊ2Χ 
 
 μ*}νΰί, rod δ' Ίιτταμίνοιο, Od. xiv, 162, when this 
 month expires and the next begins ; 'κττα,μ'ίνος 
 μγίν, ill later times was extended only to the 
 Jirsl ten dcif/s of the month ; but in the age of 
 Mcnod. to tiie twentieth day, as Op. 797. 
 From 'ί'Ττΐίμι, to set, to place ; jms. Ίστα-μαι^ to 
 stand. 
 
 'ItrravTi, Oar. for ίσ-τα,βΊ, 3. pi. pres. ind. 
 act. ο/'ίσ~'/ιμι, to stand. 
 
 "\(Γτα.ο, Ion. for Ίίϊτα,σο, 2. sing, imperf. ind. 
 pas. Ιίττάμην, ι^ίσταμοίΐ. 
 
 "Υστυ,σο, 2. sing. pres. imperat. pas. of 
 Ία•τημι, to stand» 
 
 "IffTOiTo, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 "ϊα-τί, by Sync, for /Vars, 2. pi. pres. ind. 
 act. of 'Iffr.ui, to know. // m^ay also be put 
 by Sync, for the imperat. 'Uui, "α•τω, iti pi. "ση. 
 Ίο-τίον, it is necessary to know, a verbal 
 adj. for ίΐσ-τ-ίον. From ί'ί^ω, to know ; p. pas. 
 ύσμχι, ΰσαι, ίΐσται. 
 
 "la-rr, for Ίστα-ύι, Iliad xx\, 312. Att. im- 
 perat. from S. sing, imperf ; also Dor. for'laroc., 
 3. sing, imperf. of Ιστάω, for Ίστνιμι, to set or 
 place. Or with ι subscribed it is 2. si)ig. pres. 
 pas. Att. for 'IffTtt.ffu.t. But 
 
 'Itfri, for ΙστΆ, 3. sing. pres. subj. act. 
 from 
 
 "I2THMI, to set, place; to erect, raise ; to es- 
 tablish ; to appoint, weigh ; to stand, stop ; to 
 repress, hinder ; also to lend upon interest, 
 the same with δανείζω, Hesycli. Salm. de 
 Usur. C. 15, ^C. from στάω' f στήίτω, 
 p. 'iffrctKo.' part. perf. ϊσταχΜί, and by Sync, 
 ζιτταως, by Crasis ίστω?' so perf inf. itrTuven, 
 for Ιττακίναι, (but \>ττάναι, pres. hf. of 
 Ίστημ^ for Ία-τ^ιμι)• 2. a. IVtjjv, vis, «• perf. 
 pas. 'ίστΆμα,ΐ' 1 . a. pas. ιστάθτίν, τις, ri' \. a. 
 inf. pas. σ-ταύηνα-ι• part. 1. a. pus. errah'ts' 
 l.f J>as. (Τταό'ήΟ-ιομαι, ri, ίτκι. 
 
 'I<r<ri»v, Ion. for Ισ•τίαν, acc. si)ig. fromiiTTtu, 
 a hearth or fireside, a house ; Vesta. 
 
 '\(τηντίξΐ9ν, ου, το, Ion. for ϊστικτόξίον, a 
 a banqueting room. From the same Th. 
 
 Ίίττίον, ου, το, a ship's sail ; a tissue, a web ; 
 pi. τα, liTTtoi. From Ιατοζ, the mast of a ship. 
 Th. "ιστ'/,μι. 
 
 'lo-ToSoijt, dat. sing. Alt. from 'κττοζοιυς, 
 ies, 0, a plough-beam, the pole which passes 
 between the oxen, Hes. Op. 431. From Ιστο? 
 and βοΰξ, an ox. 
 
 '\ιττο%ύκη, yii, h, a case for a ship's mast, or 
 place in which it was fixed. From Ιστος, a 
 tnast, and ^ί;^ομαι, to receive. 
 
 'IffTOTQn, yie, h, a piece of wood or timber by 
 which the mast of a ship is secured at its foot ; 
 the foot of the mast, Odys. xii, 5\, 162, and 
 179. According to others it is the hole, or 
 cavity, into which the mast is inserted. Sec 
 Valck. ad Ammon. 113.] 
 
 "liTTsoa, acc. sing, of Ίστωξ, οξοί, ο, that 
 knows, knowing. 
 
 Ίττοξίω, f ήσω, p. '/jxa, to visit or to travel 
 over so as to become acquainted with, to learn 
 
 by inquiry, to know ; to inquire, ask ; to de- 
 scribe, relate, to commit to writing. From the 
 jyreceding. 
 
 Ίστοζ'ιοί, at, yj, desire of obtaining knowl- 
 edge, the visiting and viewing of places for 
 the sake of knowledge ; inquir}-, knowledge, 
 the narration of eA'-ents ; history. 
 
 Ία-τοξϊκο;, it, ev, belonging to histor}', histor- 
 ical ; a historian. From Th. Ίστωζ, οξοίψ 
 ο χκΐ 'h, knowing. 
 
 Ίστοξουσί, 3. pi. pres. Ι7ΐα. act. of ία-τοξίω, 
 p. 1στόξ*ιχα, to know, to learn by inquiry, to 
 relate ; jmrt. pres. pas. Ιστοξούμίνο;, y>, ov. Th. 
 
 Ίστος, ου, ό, a ship's mast ; a weaver's in- 
 strument, from which are suspended the threads 
 of the warp ; the web, Hcs. Op. 779. From 
 ΊστΛίτόοίΐ, becaiise it is set upright. Th. Ίστημι. 
 "ϊσ-τξον, acc. sing, from "Ιστξο;, ου, ο, the 
 name of a river in Germany, the Danube. 
 
 "ία-τΛΐ, by Sync, for Ισάτω, pres. irnperat. 
 So Ίστων, for Ισάτων. Th. Ίσνιμι, to know. 
 But 
 
 "Itrrea, contr. for Ία•τα,ο, which is Ion. for 
 'ItTTatfo, 2. sing. im,perf ind. pas. or pres. im^ 
 perat. pas. ο^ίίττ'/ιμι, to stand. 
 
 "Ιστων, impetf. ind. act. as if from Ίστάω^ 
 to stand. 
 
 "Ιστων, by Sync, for Ισάτων, or for Ισάτωσα,ν. 
 "Ι2ΤΩΡ, οξ_οζ, ο και «, that knows, knowing, 
 instructed in, skilful in ; a witness, a judge, an 
 umpire. From Ίσγιμι, to know. 
 
 "\σ^, for "σχΐ, pres. imperat. or .S. nng. 
 imperf. ofΊσ^ω,for 'ίχ,ω, to have. 
 
 'ίσ;^Λνύα, Poet, for Ισρ^ανα^ 3. sing, pres, 
 ind. act. from 
 
 'Ύσχα,νά.ω, to desire, wish ; to restrain, keep 
 back, hinder. From Ίσχ^ω, the same. Th. 
 'ί^ω, to have. 
 
 Ίσχάνίΐ, he keeps back or restrains, 3. sing, 
 pres. of Ισχ^άνω, the same with 'ΐσχ;ω, to re- 
 strain ; which is from ϊχω, to have. 
 
 "Ισχ^οίνόωσα., for ϊσχ,α,νΰσα, part. pres. act. 
 f. g.from Ισχ^οίνάω, to keep back, restrain, and 
 this from Ίσχ^ω, the same. Th. 'ίχω. 
 
 'Ισχ^κνόωσιν, Poet, for Ισχ^ανωσιν, 3. pi. pres, 
 subj. act. of the same. 
 
 ^Ισχα,νω, to restrain, keep back, stop, check. 
 See '\σχάνίΐ. 
 
 Ίσχα;, a'Soi, -/ι, a dried fig, Aristoj)h. Plut. 
 cxci, 677 ; any fig ; an anchor. From Ισχ^νος, 
 meagre, lean, because a fg shrinks in drying. 
 "Ισχ^ίΐ, 3. sing. ind. and 
 
 "ϊσχ;ί/ν, pres. inf. act. of Ίσχ^ω, for εχω, to 
 restrain. 
 
 Ίσχίμίν, and Ισχίμίναι,, Ion. and Dor, for 
 the preceding. 
 
 "Ισχίβ, Ion. for Ίσχου, restrain thyself, jjres. 
 imperat. m. of the same. 
 
 "Ισχίκι, Dor. for the preceding. 
 Ίσχίον, ου, το, or "σχ/ον, the hip, the haunch, 
 the loins ; ra. ισχία, the buttocks. From 
 
 "12X12, ίω?, 'h, the loins, as if from Ισχύς, 
 because the strength is supposed to reside in ijtfi 
 
ΙΤΟ 
 
 437 
 
 ΙΧΝ 
 
 loins ; or because we sustain or bear up, "(τ;ζβ- j 
 μΐν, xv'dh the loins. 
 
 'i2XN0'2, >j, ev, lean, meagre, lank, thin, 
 slender, fine, properly and metaphoricnlly . 
 
 Ίσχνότ^ς, nroi, vi, leanness, meagreness, 
 lankne.ss, ; slenderness. From the preceding. 
 
 Ίο-χ^νόφωνοί, β«, ό xat 'h, having a weak or 
 slender voice ; one who stutters or stammers. 
 From tpujvh, the voice, and Ιιτχνοζ, slender. 
 
 "Iff^ovrui, 3. jyl. pres. ind. m. nf Ίσχω^ for 
 ϊχω, to restrain. 
 
 'ϊσ•;^υξίξομχί, J". ίαΌμχί, to exert one's 
 strength ; to strive s to lean upon ; to confide 
 in ; to assert, to affirm. From 
 
 Ία-^ϋξοί, a, ev, strong, mighty, powerful ; 
 firm ; violent, vehement ; compar. Ισχ^υξΌτζξοί• 
 SuperL Ιιτ^υζοταψο? . Th. Ια-χ^ύ?. 
 
 Ίσ•χνρόω, ω, f. eixru, p. 'κτχ^ύξωκα, to make 
 strong or powerful, to strengthen, to fortify ; 
 imperf. ind. act. Ισχ^υζόον^ ovv, -ξοίΐ, ξου;, 
 -ξοί, ξου. 
 
 Ία-χ^ΰξόάί, adv. strongly, powerfully, vehe- 
 mently, earnestly. Frotn the prtceding. 
 
 Ί2ΧΤ2, voi, h, strength, might, force, 
 power ; an army ; dat. Ισχ,νϊ, ace, Ιιτχ,υν. 
 
 Ίσχ^ύσα, 3. sing. \.f. act. from 
 
 Ία-χ^νω, f. iff ω, p. '/(τχ;υχχ, to be able ; to 
 be strong or powerful. 2Vi. Ιιτχύί. 
 
 "Ιιτχω, us, ί/, to have, hold, occupy ; to be 
 worth ; to be of force, to avail, to hinder, 
 check, repress. Th. ϊχω. 
 
 "ϊα•χ,ωσ\ for "ιτχ^ωιη, 'ό. J^l- pres. subj. act. 
 from the preceding. 
 
 Ίσωνΰμος, ου, ο χα.) h, of the same name, 
 having the same name. From "<ros, equal, 
 like, and όνομα, a name. 
 
 "Iffui, adv. equally ; perhaps, probably, 
 surely. 
 
 "la-uffi, 3. pi. 1 . a. subj. act. of il'^u,f. ίΐσω, 
 or Ίσω, to know ; unless for ta-aa-t, 3. pi. pres. 
 ind. act. of'U'/i^i, to know. 
 
 'Ιταλία, as, 'h, Italy. 
 
 'IraXlixos, h, ov, of Ital}', Italian, Latin. 
 
 'Irakiaryis, ου, ό, an Italian. 
 
 'IrakKUrts, i^os, h, an Italian woman. 
 
 "Irakos, ου, ο, Italian. 
 
 Ίτάλβ5, ου, ο, a bull, an οχ ; as if from 
 irns. 
 
 Ίταμία, ias, h, rashness, temerity, impu- 
 dence. 
 
 'Iraftoi, h, ov, rash, daring, hardy, daunt- 
 less ; shameless, impudent. Th. 'Irns. 
 
 "Ιτί, 2. pi. pres. imperat. "ot, Ίτω, from 
 ίίμι, to go. 
 
 ΊΤΕΆ, as, and 1τε>], ns, i, a willow ; a 
 pike made of the willow. From livai, to go. 
 From the rapidity of its growth. 
 
 Ίτίον, it is necessary to go, verbal adj. from 
 It μι, to go. 
 
 'Ithv, S. dual, imj^erf. ind. of ίΤμι, to go. 
 
 "ITH2, ου, 0, bold, daring, rash, intrepid, 
 impudent ; ΐ'ταμο$, the same. 
 
 "Itov, dual. 2)res. and 2. dual, imperf. ind. 
 of ίϊμί^ to go. 
 
 Ίτουξαία, as, ii, the name of a country, 
 Iturea, Syr. 
 
 "\τρίον, ou, re, Jil. Ίτξίοί, ων, τα, the lower 
 part of the belly ; cakes, pastry, confectionary. 
 
 "\τξΐον, Gr. barbnr. again. Lat. iterum. 
 
 Ίτςνί, Crl. Cyr. See"lTvs. 
 
 "ΙττΛ», in Aristoph. for "στω, let him know. 
 
 "Ιτυν, ace. sing, from 
 
 "ITT2, vos, h, the circumference of a wheel 
 or shield, the rim or border. Homer uses the 
 word "tvs, for Si-^U• "Itvs is also the border 
 of any thing which is round. It is also tlie 
 boss of a shield. 
 
 "Ιτω, 3. sing, jrres. .imperat. "ύι, "τω, from 
 ^ιμι, to go. 
 
 '1^7»!, r.s, 'h, a shrill or piercing cry, a sharp 
 sound, a whistling ; and 
 
 'lϋγμas, od, ό, a cry, a shrill sound, a whist- 
 ling. From Ιί/ζω, to utter a cry, to whistle. 
 
 "ίνγξ, yyos, h, a wagtail, a bird used in 
 witchcraft ; a love charm, any charm } an at- 
 traction ; desire. 
 
 Ίιίζω, to utter a sharp cry ; to whistle ; to 
 play on a pipe or flute ; to cry out. Th. 
 toll, adv. 
 
 Ίϋχτα, for 
 
 Ίύκττίί, od, 0, one who utters a shrill cr}% 
 a whistler, a singer. From ιύζω, to crs• 
 out. 
 
 "^Ιφα, perf. ind. act. of "-τττω, or 'ί-ττω, f. -φω, 
 to hurl. 
 
 "Ιφ^μος, ου, ο χα) νι, strong, mighty, valiant, 
 gallant, brave. From "ΐψί, bravely, valiantly. 
 Th. "s, tvos, '/I. Others derive it from Ιφι, 
 bravely, and ^■υμos, the mind. 
 
 "^Ιφϊ, strongly, powerfully, vigorously, val- 
 iantly, adv. From Is, tvos, h, a sinew, strength. 
 
 "\(ptov, fat, hence "φια μ^ιλα, Iliad ν, 559 j 
 also large, lusty, goodly. 
 
 'ϊφιάνα7σ-&, yje, h, a woman s name, Iphi- 
 anassa. 
 
 ^\<ptxXit^riS, ου, ο, a mans name, Iphiclides. 
 
 'l<ptxXir,s, Ίφiχλϊjs, od, 0, a man's lutme, 
 Iphicles. 
 
 "Iφιs, h, a woman's name, Iphis. 
 
 Ίχίυάοντίς, nom. pi. part. pres. act. from 
 
 Ίχβυάω, to fish. Th. Ιχίύί. 
 
 "ΙχύύΙιον, ου, -το, a little fish, Dim. from 
 
 'X^IJS. 
 
 Ίχ6υ'/ΐξΰ5, ξα, ξον, belonging to fishes, of 
 fishes, proper for fishes. 
 
 'Ix&uixcs, >j, ov, as Ιχύυ'ι'χη τύλ'/ι, the fish- 
 gate. 
 
 Ίχύυ'οίΐζ, Biffffa, oiv, fishy, full of fishes. 
 From i^^vs. 
 
 'l^uvoos, the same with 'tχ6υ7|ξcs. From 
 
 ΊΧΘΤ2, vos, 0, a fish ; a iishmarket, Ans- 
 toph. in Vesp. See further in Grcev. ad lies. 
 Sciit. Here. ver. 312. 
 
 "Ιχνίσιν, dat. pi. ff't'^vos, soe, to. 
 
 Ίχνίύμαν, the Ichneumon, a kind of weasel, 
 called also ϊχνζυτ' /is, who searches after the egg.s 
 of the crocodile s also a kind of wasp ; a bird ; 
 and 
 
ΙΩΡ 
 
 438 
 
 ιητ 
 
 "Ιχνίντ'/ΐί» ου, ο, a searcher or seeker out. 
 JFroni 
 
 Ίχ^ηύω, f. αω, to search or trace out ; to 
 follow by the track. From 'ίχνοζ. 
 
 Ίχ^νίω, ω, to draw nigh, approach. From 
 the same. 
 
 "Ιχ^νη, nom. pi. of Ιχνος, ιος, r'o. 
 
 Ίχνγιλατίω, J". 'ί)(Τω, to seek or trace out; to 
 follow by the track. From "χνο;, a track, and 
 ίλαύνω, to pursue. 
 
 "Ιχνιον, ov, TO, a footstep, a trace. From 
 
 "IXN02, ίοζ, TO, a footstep, a track ; a ves- 
 tige, a trace ; the sole of the foot ; a step ; a 
 
 sign or mark. 
 
 ΊΧίΙ'Ρ, ωξο;, ο, gore, corrupted blood, 
 matter ; the serum or water of the blood ; also 
 the fluid which distilled from the wounds of the 
 gods. 
 
 "Ι-ψ, l-TOf, a worm which gnaws vi7i£S, or the \ 
 jmrts of a bow, Odys. xxi, 395. 2%. 'If τω. 
 
 "Ι•ψαο, Ion. for Ί-φω, 2. siiig. I. a. ind. m. 
 ΐ-φάμ^ν, of'tTrrai, or Ί-ττω, to hurt. 
 
 ""ITO^, the cork tree ; but l-^o; is the ivy. 
 
 ΊΩ', alas ! an exclamation (f sadjicss ; also 
 of joy ; but 
 
 '15, dat. sing, of tog, ου, Ό, an arrow; also 
 adj. one, as Im η/^χτι. See Ίόί. Sut 
 
 Ίω, InS'y pres. subj. act. of %μι, to send ; 
 and 
 
 'liu,for iya, Scholiast. Aristoph. 
 
 'Icuauufi, 0, a mans name^ Jothara, Hebr. 
 indecl. 
 
 ΊύύΟίΧίΙμ, a maiLS name, Joakim, indecl. 
 
 Hebr. ' 
 
 Ίωαν, a mans name, Joan, indecl. Written 
 
 also Ίωνάν. 
 
 'Ιωάννα, «?, ίί, Hebr. gracious ; a projier 
 name, Joanna. 
 
 ΊωαννΖί, a,, o, the same. Or Ίωαννα, is 
 indecl. 
 
 'luavvyis, ου, ό, a mans name, John, Hebr. 
 
 Ίωζ, a proper jiavte. Job. 
 
 'luya. Poet, for iyu, I. 
 
 I ΊΩΓΗ', its, ii, a covering, place of shelter, 
 shore ; a voice, cry. 
 
 Ίωγμοίί by Aj)hcjer. of δ, for haiyfiog, pur- 
 suit, persecution ; also expulsion. Th. ^taxu. 
 
 ΊΩΙΓ, ns, >j, a voice or cry, shout ; a breeze, 
 blast ; also smoke, brightness ; as if from Ίγιμι, 
 to send forth. 
 
 'Im^, 0, the nam£ of one of the propihets, 
 Joel, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 Ίωχ,ας, acc. pi. of 
 
 Ίωκτι, by Aphcer. for haiKfi, the same as 
 ^leo^is. Th. ^ιωκω. 
 
 Ίωλχοί, ου, '/ι, a city of Thessaly, so called. 
 
 "Ιωμεν, I . pi. 2. a. subj, of ίϊμι, to go. 
 
 "lilN, avos, 0, a proper name^ Ion, from 
 whom the lonians take their name. 
 
 Ίων, with the last syllable accented^ ah ! alas \ 
 From Ιώ. 
 
 Ίων, louiret, going, proceeding ; jiart.. 2. a. 
 of ζϊμί. 
 
 Ίων, Boeot.for syav. 
 
 Ίωνα,;, a, o, the name of a man, Jonah. 
 
 Ιωνία, a bed of violets, a place where i'«» 
 violets, grow. Th. "ov, a violet. But 
 
 Ιωνία., «J, h, Ionia, a country. Th. Ίων, Ion. 
 
 Ιωνικοί, «. ev, proper to the lonians, Ionic ; 
 an Ionian ; soft, delicate. 
 
 Ίωνικω;, adv. in the manner of the lonians ; 
 softl)', delicately. 
 
 'I&i|, Ιωκο;, '/I, in Homer, the same with lax^ 
 
 Ίωξαμ, ο, the 7iame of a king, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 Ίωξύμ, 0, the name of a man, indecl. 
 
 Ίωσ-αφατ, ό, the name of one of the Jewish 
 kings, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 Ίωσ-ΐί, 0, the name if a man, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 Ίωστιφ, ό, the name of a man, indecl. Hebr. 
 
 Ίωσία,ξ, ου, ο, the name of a man, indecl. 
 Hebr. 
 
 Ίωτα, ro, the name of the smallest letter of 
 the Greek alj)habet, Iota. 
 
 Ίωχμοί, ou, o, pursuit ; tumult of battle j 
 the same as Ιωγμός. Th. %ιωκω. 
 
 "lilY, iWes, 0, the name of a fish.. 
 
 K. 
 
 KAB 
 
 KAB 
 
 K, the tenth Qrerk letter, denoting twenty 
 in, numbers, <tn.d ivith a little mark uiiderneath 
 it fftjf twenty thousand. 
 
 ΚΑΒΑΆΛΗ2, w, Ό, a horse, a nag, a 
 piu.k -horse. 
 
 Κά^βαλ', and κάζαλλί, he threw down, 
 J)or. or Poet, for χατί^αλί, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 ind. act. and 
 
 KcitS»kt7v,for καταζαλίϊν, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Καζξάλίτ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. m.for κκ^τί- 
 ζάλίτο' from χαταζχλλω, to throw or 
 cast down. Tk. βάλλω, f. λω, p. βίζλακα, 
 to throw ; 2. a. Κκλον p. m. β'ίζολα. 
 
 KaSSas, άντος, ό, descending, having de- 
 scended. Poet, by Sync, for κατα,ζα,ξ, part. 
 2. o. act. of χκταζαίνω. 
 
 Κάζη, y,Sf h, food, as if from xx'ffruj to 
 eat. 
 
KAH 
 
 439 
 
 ΚΑΘ 
 
 KA'BOS, eu, 0, a certain measurei for corn 
 or grain. 
 
 K.ayyovu,Jvr χΛτα yovu, 
 
 KATKAMON, ου, TO, the gum of an Ara- 
 bian tree. 
 
 Κ.άγκα,νβζ, or κάγχανος, dry, without mois- 
 tare. From χαγχαίνω, to dry, to make dry. 
 
 ΚΑΓΚΑ'ΖίΙ, f. άβ-ω, p. ακα, to laugh 
 loudly, heartily, or immoderately ; to giggle ; 
 to be merry or gay ; to deride, to revile or rail 
 at. Hence χα,γχ^α,σμόζ' 
 
 ΚΑΓΧΑΓΝΩ, to dry or make dry; to 
 warm, parch. 
 
 "Καγχαλάω, to laugh loud ; to laugh, ex- 
 ult, triumph, rejoice. From καγχάζω. 
 
 Κ-αγ^αλάωοΊ, Poet, for χαγχ^α,ΧωίΠ, 3. pi. 
 pres. subj. act. of the ])receding. 
 
 Καγχλάξω, f. άνω, to laugh immoderately 
 or heartily, Lucian ii, 115.] 
 
 liaya>,Jhr xu] ΐγω, and I. 
 
 Κάδδ', for χατα δέ• xuSV α,ξο,, Dor. for 
 iiara o% οίξα. 
 
 Κ?ίδ^' tSaki, for χατίζχλί oz. So xa^l•^ 
 too^i^for χα,τίύοξί Vi, 
 
 Κα^δε, Poet, for xara, ^s. 
 
 'Kx^ysTio'i, Poet, for χατίττισζ "Si, 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. of χατατΊ'τττω. 
 
 Κ.οί^^ξχίίΤ9ΐν, Dor. and JEol. for χατζ^ξαβί• 
 vnv, 3. dual. 2. a. ind, act. of χατα^αξύάνω, 
 or χατα^οήθω, to sleep. 27^. %u,^6a,vm, the 
 same ; 2. a. ind. act. ϊ^α,ξόον, and by Mctalh. 
 εl•ξβίhv,f. mid. ^α.ξ6•/ίΐτομ.αι. 
 
 Καδδ:/να^£ί<ν, for χατα, %vvafjt,iv, according to 
 one's ability, to the best of one's ability. 
 
 ILah'hZffai, for χατα^υσαι, \.a. inf. act. of 
 χατ'χ^ύω, to go under, to enter deeply in. Tli. 
 %ύνω, and Si/ft/, the sam,e. 
 
 Ka^iov, ου, TO, a pouch, a bag ; a little pot 
 or bucket. 
 
 ΚάΙμαα, a;, '/i, the citadel of Thebes, Cad- 
 mea.] 
 
 Κΰί^μίΐοί, da, i7ov, of Cadmus, Cadmean, 
 Theban. From χαίμο;. 
 
 Ίία^μ,ίίωναξ, acc, pi. of Έίαόμιίων, ovo;, e, a 
 descendant of Cadmus, a Theban. 
 
 Ka^^jji'av άίΤβ QtiSav, Dor. for Υ^α'Βμη'ϊων 
 άνο Si]Suv, from Cadmean Thebes. 
 
 Ka^^yi't's, 'ihsf h, Cadmean, Theban ; the 
 citadel of Thebes. 
 
 Κάδ^ίί, ου, ό, the name of a man, Cadmus. 
 
 Καδβί, ίβί, το. Poet, for xrihos, ios, τα, a 
 funeral, the carrying out of the dead body to 
 burial, funeral solemnities ; affinity. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΔΟΣ, or xah^oi, ου, ο, a vessel for liold- 
 ing water or wioe, a pail, bucket, cask ; a bal- 
 lot-box. 
 
 ΚΑΔΤ'ΤΑ2, ου, ο, a Syrian jnant. 
 
 K«6/V) burnt, part. 2. a. pas. of καίω, f. 
 χ,αύ(τω, to burn ; 2. a. ind. pas. Ixa'/iv. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΖΩ, f. σω, to adorn, decorate ; to 
 furnish, equip, provide ; p. pas. xixacf^ar 
 hence \χ\χαστο, 3. smg. pluperf. pas. 
 
 Kaj^, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. pas. and 
 
 Καίνα/; 2. α. inf. pas. of xaiu, f. xuuffu, to 
 
 burn ; to set on fire, kindle, scorch ; 2. a» 
 'ixaov 2. a. pas. ίκάνιν, and Ion. xufiv. 
 
 Τίατκτομαι, ^.f. ind. ])as. of χαίω, to burn. 
 
 Καύα, adv. as, even as, just as ; in which 
 part, in what manner. From χατα and a, 
 according to which or what. 
 
 Καίαγίζω, to consecrate, dedicate, devote ; 
 to perform funeral rites, to burn or to bury a 
 dead body ; to burn as an offering, to burn. 
 From χατα and άγίζω, to consecrate. Th. 
 αγοξ, TO, veneration ; purification. 
 
 Καόαγια-μοξ, ου, ό, a consecration or dedica- 
 tion ; funeral solemnites ; a burning. 
 
 Ιίαίαίξί^ίί, teof, vi, a casting or throwing 
 down, destruction, demolition, subversion, 
 slaughter, murder. 
 
 Ιίαβαΐζία, to cast or throw down ; to beat 
 down, to destroy, to deprive of office or power ; 
 to repeal ; to condenm ; to kill ; to take awa)',, 
 repress ; to diminish ; See Spon. ad Julian, p. 
 212. Freinsh. ad Curtium iii, 1, 20 ; f. Υίσω- 
 '^..f. χαθζλω• p. χαβ'/ΐξΐήχα' 2. a. xahTXov, ες, 
 V part. 2. a, act. χαβίλων, ίντος. From 
 χατα and al^im, to choose ; 2. a. uXov from, 
 Χλω, ohjjl. It is not found in the middle voice 
 according to Badceus, but occurs in the passive 
 in the sense of, to be destroyed, Act. xix, 27, 
 and with acc. in Eurip. SuppHc. 748.] 
 
 ΚΑΘΑΓΡΩ, f. χαΜοω, p. κίχάθαοκα, to 
 make clean or pure, to cleanse, purge ; to ex^ 
 piate by sacrifice •, to beat with rods ; p. pas. 
 χίκάύαξμαι• part. perf. pas. κζκα$ηξμίνο;, yi, 
 ov. Hence κύύκξμ^α, ατο;, το, offscourini»•^ 
 filth, refuse ; καύαξο;, a, ov, and χαύάξίοί, ov, 
 ό χα). 'Λ, pure, clean. 
 
 ^αΰάλλομχι, f. οϋμαι, to leap or jump 
 down. Th. αΧλομαι, to leap. 
 
 Κα^άιταξ, adv. (from χατα and ai^a'^J 
 whollj', totally, utterly, altogether ; /i>j^b« 
 χαίάταζ, absolutely none.] 
 
 Κα^άίΤί^, as, just as, hke as, in like manner. 
 From χατα and ατίξ, from ofzio, τιΤίο, eVee. 
 
 Ι^αύατΓπχοί, h, o», abusive, off^etisive, biting, 
 provoking, carping. 
 
 Κ.α^ά'Ττομαι, f. -φομαι, to touch ; to bite, 
 to sting, blame, provoke, strike, reproach, to 
 find fault witli ; to complain of; to attack, to 
 lay hands on ; to sooth ; χα^ατττόμίνοί, part, 
 pres. From χατα and αντομοα, f •ψβμα/, to 
 touch. 
 
 }ζ.αΰά•ττω, f. -^ω, p. χατί^φα, to tie, bind ; 
 to fasten upon ; to fit, join, or connect to ; to 
 fasten on, to hang by ; I. a. καάΐί'φα. From 
 κατά and αντω, to touch. 
 
 Ι^αβάζίίος, or καβάζίος, ου, ο χα) νι, clean, 
 pure. Th. χαύαΊξω, to make pure or clean. 
 
 ^αύαξίύω, to punfy ; to be pure or clean, to 
 keep pure from. 
 
 Καόάξ^αι, to be purified or made pure. Ion. 
 for κζχαθάξΰαι, perf iif. pas. and 
 
 "ΚαβαξϋΤιναι, 1. a. inf. pas. of χαύαίρω, f. 
 αξω, to purify, cleanse ; p. ind. pas. χίχάβαρμαι. 
 
 Κα&αξίζω, f Ίσω, to make pure or clean, to 
 purify; to heal; to pronounce clean; 1. a. 
 
ΚΑΘ 
 
 440 
 
 ΚΑΘ 
 
 md. ίκαβάύκτϋ• 1. π, impcrat. χχΡχζΐ^.ο)', άτω' 
 1. α. suhj. καίαξΊίτω, η;, r,• \. α. inf. καύαρί• 
 σχί' perf. act. κικαύάξίχα• perj". pas. κ,ίχ,χ,ύύ- 
 ξκτμαι• 1. ft. pas. ϊκα&χξίσ-^ην 1. a. imperut. 
 J>as. κα.θΆρισΰ'/ιη• Ζκ,α,ύχξΐιτύνι αντοΰ h Χιττρο,, 
 Matth. viii, 3, his leprosy was cleansed or cur- 
 ed, John XV, 2. See Horn. Od. vi, 93. Tk. 
 χα,ύα'ίξω, to purify. 
 
 Κ(χ,^αξΐσ•μοί, οϋ, ό, a purifying or cleansing, 
 purification ; expiation, remission of sins, a 
 purifying by sacrifice. 
 
 Κύόχξμα, aros, ra, ofTscouring, seourings, 
 refuse, filth ; scum, dross ; an expiatory ofier- 
 ing or sacrifice ; heiice 
 
 liix^Kpf^arx, tk, low, worthless fellows ; the 
 dregs of tiie people ; also wretches who were 
 sacrificed to avert the ivrat/i of the gods. Th. 
 κ,α,ύαΐζω, to purify. 
 
 Κα,βαξίΐίο;, oZ, ό, a purifying or cleansing, a 
 lustration^ expiation ; the mark of a blow or 
 stripe, a weal ; also the same as κά,όΆξμοί. 
 From καύαύξω, to purify ; also to beat with 
 rods. 
 
 'Κα,ύ&ξοζ•, «, ov, pure, clean, bright, clear, 
 fair; simple, unmixed; innocent; speedy, 
 not impeded by obstacles ; excellent ; liberal, 
 generous i empty, free from. From κα^αίξω, 
 to purify. 
 
 Κα^οίξότϋς, y,rai, r,, purity, cleanness, neat- 
 ness, clearness ; innocence. 
 
 ΚΛβά,ξ(τιον, ου, το, a purifying, purification, 
 ■ex})iation ; an expiatory sacrifice or offering, 
 
 ΚαύάζίΤίο;, ου, ο χα.) '/■„ purifying, cleansing, 
 expiatory ■, κα,ύάξσιον ί/^ωξ, holy water. Th. 
 κα,^α',ξα), to purify. 
 
 Κάύαξ'Πβ, ίωί, vi, a cleansing ; a purification ; 
 expiation. In Aristotle's celebrated definitio/i 
 of Tragedy, the tvord κάίχξσις in the following 
 expression, των τοιούτων ^χ^-ζιμάτων κχύχ^ιτίζ, 
 poet. 6, has been variously/ explained by the 
 coramenlalors. It is commonly rendered in the 
 Latin versions by purgatio, tvhich itself also 
 requires ex]>lanation as well as the original. 
 In English it is commonly rendersd, the cor- 
 rection, refinement, or purification, of such pas- 
 sions, that is, of pity and terror and other pas- 
 sions of the same kind. The most recent 
 illuslration we have met with is a remarkable 
 passage of Jamblichus de Mysleriis, sect, i, cap. 
 ii, p. 22, fcit''d in Barker's Epist. Crit. sub- 
 joined to his edition of Jlrcadius de Accentibus, 
 Leips. lS20y/ lohich, as the editor observes, 
 seems to be written ivith reference to Aristolle's 
 expressions, and from which ive extract the fol- 
 lowin" .• Δ/ά τούτο iv τι koj^oJoIu, κχ) Τξχγα- 
 Vix αλλότξίχ <7:ά.ύ•Α 9-ίωξοΖντίζ, 'ίττχμιν τχ οίχίΐχ 
 ^άί'/ΐι XX' μίΤζίΜΤίξΧ χ-τΓίογχΖομίύχ χχ) α.'ττοχχ- 
 ίχίοομίν, Therefore in comedy and tragedy, by 
 contemplating the passions of others, we com- 
 pose our own passions, and make them moder- 
 ate, and purify them ; and this accords with the 
 exposition of Aristotle given by Milton, in his 
 introduction to Samson Agonistes, where he re- 
 tHarks, that Tragedy is said by Aristotle " to 
 
 be of power by raising pity and fear or terror, 
 to purge the minds of those and such like pas- 
 sions, that is, to temper and reduce them to 
 just measure," ^-c] 
 
 Κχύχξύύ, Dor. for χχ^χξοΰ, gen. of χχθαροί, 
 pure, clean ; also \.f ind. act. of καΰαίξω, to 
 purify. 
 
 Υ,χβχζΰζ, adv. purely, cleanly ; plainly, 
 clearly, evidently, fairly, candidly, sincerely. 
 From χχβχξός. 
 
 'Κ.χύχξύτίζοζ, purer, coTnpar.from xaia^ot. 
 
 Τίχβί^οΖμχί, ί, ΰτχι, 2.f. ind. mid. of xaik" 
 Ζομχι, to sit. Th. ίζω, or ϊω, to place. 
 
 Kxfi^^a, χζ, ri, a seat, bench, chair, desk ; 
 a privy ; a night-table ; a siege ; a sitting 
 posture ; a day of mourning ; delay. 
 
 Κα^ίζ',^α/, to sit, to sit down ; to encamp ; 
 to dwell, to delay ; to take refuge at an altar ; 
 ΚΆΤ χζ ϊζίυ, for χξχ χχ^ίζον pres. part. m. 
 χχύίζ'ομΛνο;, imperf. m. ϊχχύίΖ,όμτιν, 2. f. τη» 
 χχύί^ονμχι. From xark and Τζω, to set, to 
 place.] 
 
 ΚχΗξω, to set, to place, to make sit. 
 
 liahixivxi, perf. inf. act. of χχθΊνιμί, to let 
 down, to send or put down. Th. «>j^<, or tup 
 pef. εϊχα, to send. 
 
 Ιίχόίΐλον, is, ί, 2. α. ind. act. of χαόαιοίω, 
 to destroy. 
 
 'Κχόιιμίνοίί let down, sent down, part. perf. 
 pas. if χχύίνιμι, to send down, to let down. Th. 
 ίω, to send. 
 
 Κα^ίΓνα/, 2. a. inf. act. of χχβΐημ»^ to send, 
 down, to let down, 
 
 KxhTvTo, 3. pi. pluperf. pas. of χχθίημι, 
 to send aosvn, perf . jms. κχθΰμχι. From χχτα 
 and Ίημί) f yf'o^y to send; 1. a. ^κα• p. 
 
 tixx. 
 
 Ιίχύίίξγνυμι, the same as χα^ίξγω. 
 
 Κχ&ύξγω, to shut up, confine, enclose ; to 
 restrain. From χχτχ and ί'Ιξγω, f. ξω, to 
 shut up. 
 
 'Κχύίΐζχτχι, and χχθίΊοκτο, 3. sing. perf. and 
 pluperf pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Κχβίΐί, part. 2. a. act. of χχθί'/ιμί, to let 
 down, to send down ; 2. a. ind. act. χάύνν. 
 Th. 'ί'/}μι, to send. But 
 
 Kx^iii, one by one, one after the other, 
 severally. This should be written x,a6' tig• 
 xxd' is an Attic Crasis for xxi ίϊ0\ and that 
 auain, by Apocope and because of the asjnrate 
 which follows, stands for χχτα, (xx) utx), and 
 then, and afterwards, Printatt on Greek Ac- 
 cents, p. 418. From κχτχ and its, one.] 
 
 K-xoilfftv, 3. sing. I. a. ind. act. of χχ^ίζω, 
 to make sit, to set or place. From χχτχ and 
 ϊζω• 1. a. tlarx. 
 
 Kxhia-Tinxna-av, 3. pi. 2}luperf. ind. act. of 
 χχύί(ΤΤ7ΐμι. 
 
 Kxiu-ro, 3. siyig. pluperf. ind. pas. of 
 κχβί'/ιμί. See "Κχύ'ΰντο. 
 
 Κχίίκχστοζ, η, ov, every one, every. From 
 xxTx and ίκχστοζ, every. Hence χχθίκχστην^ 
 sc'd. γιμίξχν, daily, every day, and κχδΊκχστον^ 
 in every place, severally, one by one» 
 
ΚΑΘ 
 
 441 
 
 ΚΑΘ 
 
 KechxoLKnes, αν, ό κα.) '/), voluntary, free. 
 From κΰίτοί and ικούσιοζ•, the same as ίζων, 
 A'oluntary. 
 
 KahKro;, h, ov, whatever may be kept back 
 or restrained ; to be borne ; tolerable. Frovi 
 χΆτίχ^ω, to restrain. Th. 'ίχ,ω, tO have. 
 
 Έ.χ6ίλ'Λί, 2. suig. 2. a. subj. act. of κά- 
 
 Κα&ίλχύω, f. νσ-ω, to draw, pull, 07' drag 
 down ; to launch. 
 
 }ζ.α&ίλκω, J", ξω, the same. 
 K.echXM, ίΐζ, i7, 2,fut. bid. act. of καβα,ΐξίω, 
 to destroy. 
 
 Υ^άθίμα, ατοζ, το, a necklace of A'arious gems 
 which hung down upon tlie breast of females ; 
 a collar, a chain for the neck, Isa. iii, 18 ; 
 Ez'-'ch. xvi, 11. From καθίτιμι, to send down, 
 to let down.. Th. "'/ιμι, or 'ίω, to send. 
 
 'Κκύίμίνοζ, part. 2. a. mid. of κ,αΰΐτ,μι, to let 
 down, to .send down. Th. Ί'/,μι, or ϊω, to send; 
 2. a. τη. ίμ•/ιν, 'ίσο, 'ίτο. 
 
 Κα^ίξ^ί, adv. in order, successively, in reg- 
 ular series, afterwards. From κχτί and εξίί, 
 the same. 
 
 ΚαΗξω, l.f. act. of κατίχ;Μ, to keep back, 
 detain, stay, hinder. Th. 'ίχω, f. εξ^, to 
 have. 
 
 Kaho, Ion. for xauuro, or κ,άύου, 2. a. im- 
 perat. m. of καϋίγιμι. Th. 'ί-ζιμι, to send ; 
 1. a. r,v• 2. a. bid. m. Ίμνιν. 
 
 Kuh;, 2. a. imperat. act. of the same verb. 
 
 K.ah(roiv, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. ^«^»jy, of 
 ααύΙ-Λμι, to send or let down. 
 
 Ka^iVi-ai/re, Ion. and Poet, for αα.6ύ(τχν~ο, 
 5. pi. 1. a. ind. m. of καβίΖ,ω, to place. From 
 xarcc and "Χ,ω, 1 . a. ίϊσα. 
 
 'Ka.hffTo.yAvo;, p. j^art. pas. of κα,όΊιττ'/ιμι, to 
 constitute, appoint ; p. i)id. pas. καύίστΆμαα. 
 From Kara and Ίατημι» to stand. 
 
 Κ«^ίίΓτ>ίχα, α;, ι, perf ind. act. in 3. pi. 
 •/ΐα.ύίΰ'τΫικα.σι• and licjice 
 
 Κ.α.ύίσ•~-/ικ.ωΐ, part. perf. of κα,ύίστ'/ιμι, to con- 
 stitute, to appoint. 
 
 Kahtrr&is, by Sync, for χιΛίαττηκω;, p. part, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Kahros, ου, r„ a perpendicular, a plumb- 
 line ; perpendicular height; a fishing line; a 
 net. From χ.α.&'ίΐμαι, because it is let fall. 
 
 Κύ,άίυ^-, for ζκ,άΰίυ^ί, 3. sing, iniperf. ind. 
 Ion. or pros, imperat. act. of καύίν^ω, to fail 
 asleep, to be asleep. 
 
 Τιίκύίύ^ω, to sleep ; to be careless, quiet, or 
 unconcerned ; to be slotliful ; to lie with. Th. 
 iudco, to sleep. 
 
 Κχίίύξίμα, or -ξγ,μοί, aro;, το, an unex- 
 pected gain or acquisition ; an invention or de- 
 vice. From κατά, and ίνο'κτχ,ω, to find, 
 
 Κα^ί-φίω, to boil well or much, to boil down; 
 to soften, melt ; to break. Th. ί•^~τω. 
 
 Κκόί-φ'/ισι$, iu:, '/ι, a boiling down, a decoc- 
 tion. 
 
 ^αίίύ^ων, they looked down, 3. pi. and 
 I. sing, impcrf. 'jtt. of κοίύοξάω. Th. ooau. 
 
 to see. 
 
 KaV>}, Att. for xau'/itrat, and Ιο7ΐ. χ,ά^/ιοι,ί, 
 thou sittest, 2. sing. pres. of κάύν,μαι, the same 
 as Υιμαι, to sit, 
 
 Καί'/ΐγίμά,ν, όνος, ο y.a.) η, a leader, guide, 
 conductor ; an adviser, a counsellor ; an in- 
 structer or teacher. 
 
 Έ-οι.ύ'Λγ'ί.ομ.οίΐ, οΰμοίΐ, to lead the wa}•, to be a 
 leader, to go before, to guide ; to be teaclier or 
 instructer ; to begin. From -^ktu, and τιγίομα/, 
 to lead. 
 
 'Kau'/iyviT'/i?, ου, ό, Λ leader or guide ; a mast- 
 er, an instructer or teacher. 
 
 Y^a.ivihv'xadiuu, &}, f ή<τω, to spend or waste 
 in luxury and pleasure. From κ,Άτα, and ίιΤν?, 
 sweet, and "ττάσχω, to suffer. 
 
 'Κ-Ο.ύγ,-ΛΟί, ας, £, 1. fl. ind. act. of κα&ί^μι, 
 to send «?- let down. 
 
 Kciu^fioif, οντος, TO, fitting, becoming, suita- 
 ble, proper ; office, duty, obligation. 
 
 Kci^y,xcd, to reach, extend, or stretch to ; to 
 be fitting, convenient, or becoming ; to belong 
 to, to be one's duty •, ivith the dot. Hence 
 
 Ιίίαύήκ,ων, ουσοί, ov, fitting, becoming, prop- 
 er ; χξόνος χ,αΰ'/ικουν, the right time ; το :iuu7i- 
 ■AQv, what is proper or suitable.] 
 
 'Κ.αθηΧΌω, to fasten with nails, to nail up. 
 From 'ήλος, a nail. 
 
 1\.αό'^λΰυ7ΐς, ίως, h, a fastening with nails, a 
 nailing up. 
 
 Έ.ύύ'/,μΆ(, to sitj to sit down ; to be quiet or 
 still, to abide, to dwell ; imper. κ,ά,&'/ίσο, ini- 
 perf. ίκαβ'/ιμ'/ιν, σο, το. Th. '/ιμαι. 
 
 'K.uS' /ιμΛνος, η, ov, sitting in or upon, part, 
 pres. cf the i^receding ; ου ν,ίταν καύ'/ιμΛνοι, Act. 
 ii, 1 , wliere they abode : a Hebraisin according 
 to Vorstius and Heumannus ad Luc. xxiv, 
 Λ9. But thus Xenoph. iv, ;;. 74, ed. Basil. 
 and i, p. 177j where it is joined wiih ΰιατξί- 
 Quv. 
 
 ^Άύϊΐμίοαν, daily, every day ; nsed as an 
 adverb, andfreqiiently ])recedtd by the artic. τό. 
 ΊίαύΆμίοΐνος, h, ov, daily. Fro}{i κατά and 
 '/ιμίξα, a day. 
 
 Κά^',ξί, Ion. 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 καβΆΐοο), f. αξω, to cleanse. 
 
 K«^'fci^'/jv, by Systole for κα.ΰ•>)ςήύην, 1. a. 
 ind. pas. "/' καόαίξίω, to destroy. 
 
 Ιναβήξΐίτο, 3. sing, pluptrf. ind. pas. of 
 the same. 
 
 Y>^a.6nsSai, to sit, ^λ/•β5. irf. of κάύτιμαι. Th. 
 '/ίμαι, to sit. 
 
 }ίά^'/ισ•ο, pres. imperat. of the same. 
 Υ^αύτισομαι, 1. f. ind. in. of κ,άύ'/ιμχι. Th. 
 'Αμοίΐ, to sit. 
 
 Kadfjo'To, he sat, Poet, for καίΤιτο, with the 
 penult, circunifiexed. Ion. for ίκάβ'ήτο, 3. sing, 
 imperf of κάΰ'/ιμ,αι. Or as some think, 3. sing, 
 pluperf. bid. pas. of ϊζω' p. pas. ^ιίτμαι• plu- 
 perf. pas. '/ία•μην, ησο, Ί\στο. 
 
 Καά'η-φεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of καύά-,ττω. 
 Th. cLitTu), f \^M, p. ^<p«, to join, tie, con- 
 nect. 
 
 Ki/Ji^oo:. ov, β κα) 'h, sweating with fatigue. 
 
 5G 
 
ΚΑΘ 
 
 442 
 
 ΚΑΘ 
 
 weary, tired, spent. From κάτο, and Ιΰξύύ;, 
 sweat. 
 
 Kx^i^ouv^iyrssi nom. pi. jmrt. 1. a. pas. 
 from 
 
 Ιίαύι^ξϋνω, for κ,α,ίι^ξνω, to place, set ; to 
 found, establish ; to erect, build; to consecrate. 
 Th. Ι'^ξύω, to make sit. 
 
 'Κκ^ί^ξύω, J', ύύ-ω, p. uzoi, to place ; to con- 
 struct, build, erect, set up. 
 
 Kami's/, 3. sing, iniperf. ind. act. from »«- 
 βίίω, of κ.ΆύΙ'ημι, to vSet down. Tk. Ί•ημι, or ϊω, 
 tu seiid. 
 
 'Καύί-ζζίω, ω, f. u-Tct)^ to consecrate, dedicate, 
 devote. Th. U^h, lioly. 
 
 Ka^iicrxv, S. pi, imperf ind. act. of καβίνιν-) 
 from KvJ'ir.fx,!. 
 
 'Κ.α.ύίΖ,άνω, to sit, to sit upon, to rest ; to 
 place, to set. ■ From κκ-τα, and Ιζάνω, the same 
 as Τζω, to make sit. 
 
 'ΚαύΊζίν, Dor- for κΆ^ίζου, sit thou, pres. 
 iriijicrat. m, of κα,άίζω. 
 
 ΚαάίζουΰΤΰίν, acc. sing, jrres. part. fern. g. 
 frovi 
 
 Ιίχ,ύΙΤ,ω, u;, ii, f. tffj}, 10 command to sit, to 
 set or place ; to sit ; to sit as judge ; to con- 
 stitute, to ap])oiiit ; to lay an ambush ; ίο make; 
 to remain ; to sink ; to beaiege ; \ . a. Ικ,κύκτκ• 
 
 1 . (I. intf)crat. κύΰίτον, drco, in pi- κα&ίσχτί• 
 part. 1. a. act. x,-x,iiaa^• i. a. suhj. χ,α,ί'ίσω, 
 
 srj;, '/J• 1. a, iitf. κ,αύ'ίΰίχ,ι• p!.'rf act. κίΆά,ύίκα.• 
 pri'S. in. καύιζομοίΐ' 1. a. m, ικκίκτάμγιν, ω, 
 «-■)• 1. a. sidy. iii. κα,νίσωμα,ι, y,, '/iroii, in 
 
 2. pi x,ccu'iiTYiffui' elegaiUly used with a particle 
 or (idjecliue in ike sense of to make or cause ; 
 OS κ,λα,ίοντχ κ,υίύί'ζζιν, to cause one to weep, 
 Plato in Tone. Is. Casaub. Lect. Theoc. 1. 
 ver. 50 ; χ,χύζιμίνο;, hanging down ; Β-^/ξ κ,α,- 
 ^ιμ'ίν/ι, dishevelled hair. From Ku,rk and "ζω, 
 to make sit.] 
 
 Κχάί'/ιμι, to send down, let down, put down ; 
 to lower ; to lay nil ambush ; to leap down ; 
 to send privily ; to put in ; 6y Metaph. to try, 
 to prove ; to let grow ; to lower the voice ; 
 ^νύμΆ; xcdCtvai τηί 'ττΌλίως, Aristoph. Condon. 
 to sound the sentiments of the city, as mar- 
 iners sound the depth of the sea by heaving the 
 lead ; f γ,τ:^. p. κάΟ^,-^λ• 2. a. κ,άίτ,ν pres. 
 pas. καύίαμαι, to be sent down or let down ; 
 part. pres. pas. ζαύιίμΛνοί, '/ι, ov. From χα,τα, 
 aiid Ί'/ίμι, to send. 
 
 }<^'-/Jix--o, Ion, for χαΰΐ^ου, 2. sing. 2. a. 
 m. of κΛόιχνΙημι/,ί, to attain to, to reach, to 
 iirrive at. From κατά. and Ικν'ίΛμαι, f. Ίξαμχί, 
 to come ; 2. a. m. Ι-χ,Όμν,ν, -ου, ιτο. 
 
 ΚχίίΧίπυί, 3. sing, imperf ind. act. from 
 
 IWJiKiT-cio), f ίύσω., p. iv:ia, to sujjplicate, 
 implore, intreai:, the same as Ικ,ιτίύω. Th. 
 Ixfi-rii, a suppliant. 
 
 ΚίίΛ^νίβ^βί/, to attain to, to arrive at, reach ; 
 1o touch, penetrate, afiect ; to reproach ; to 
 striiie, to inveigh against. From ΙκΆομκι, f 
 ύ'ξ^/ίία/, to com.e ; 2. a. m. Ικίμ-,ν^. 
 
 Κοίύίζχί, pait. I. a. act. Dor. for ne/Jic-x;, 
 from Άο,ί'ιζ'Μ-, f. itroj, to vx. 
 
 ΚαΛ|^, or perhajis more correctly κα^ίζ% 
 Dor. for KffJieryi, 3. siiig. 1 . a. subj. act. of 
 ■Λο,ίίζω, to sit ; or perhaps it should be καΛξίΓ, 
 3. sing, l.f Dor. κοι,ύιζ,ω, {ί$, ί7, for κα-όΐσω, 
 
 Hi, it. 
 
 Κχάίζω, Dor. for καθίσω, l.f. of κοίύ'ιζω. 
 ^ίχΰ,ονμαι, I shall sit, Att. for κΆύίσομαι, 
 
 1. /". ind. m. of the same verb. 
 
 'Κ.χ6έ•7Γ•^ιύω, to ride against ; to make an 
 inroad with cavalry, JSsch. Eumenid. 812. 
 From κ,α,τα and Ίττηυω. 
 
 Ίζ.ύΐθί'Τταμχί, f m. τ'^αΌμκί, to fly down, to 
 descend by flying ; 2. a. subj. χατάττ-τω, part. 
 
 2. a. κατχ-ττχ;, 2. a. m. χ,χπ'τττάμγίν. 
 Έ^χύ'κϊχζ, part. \. a, act. and 
 
 Κχθίσ-χη, sit ye, 2, j^l• 1• «• imperat. act. 
 and 
 
 Έίχθία-ίΐ, 3. sing. l.f. act. and 
 
 }ίχύΊ(Τίσ-6ί, 2. pL 1 . f m. and 
 
 Κχθί(Τ'/ι, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of καθίζω. 
 
 Jiaaio-fs, icosy t], a sitting, a seat ; and 
 
 Κ.άθΐ(τμ,χ, ατός, το, a sitting ; a, seat, a chair. 
 From κ,χύίζω. 
 
 K.adiffTx, Ιτοίμχζί, by Apocope for xaSl- 
 στχύι, pres. imperat. act. of χαθί/ττ^ιμι. 
 
 ΊίχθΊίΤ'ζα,μαι, to constitute ; to establish ; 
 to arrange, to set in order ; and pas, to be plac- 
 ed ; to be arrayed or set in order ; to be begun ; 
 also to be, to become. Th. Ίστημί, to stand. 
 
 ΚαΛίΤΤΛνα;, pres. ivf. act. of καθ'ίσχτ,μι. 
 
 Κίί^/ίττί?, 3. sing, imperf, act. f rum 
 
 Ιίχά'κττ^ιμι, or κ,χθκττάω, f. κ,ατχα'τνια'ω, ρ, 
 χ,χβ'ίστηιι,α, to place, to set, to station ; estab- 
 lish, ordain, constitute, appoint over ; to con- 
 firm, strengthen ; arrange, set in order; to 
 quiet ; 'Λαύίσ•τηκ.ίν, it is established, it is law- 
 ful. In the 2. a. and perf act. it is used in- 
 transitively or passively ; χαταστάιιτο? Vz του 
 M/vAi ναυτικού, a fleet of Minos being procured 
 or getting ready, Thucyd. i. 8 ; κ,ύξίος κατίστνι 
 αυτών-) he became or was made their master, 
 Polyb. v, 10, 2 ; το οτλιτικον... οι/τα» καβίστνι- 
 κίν, the heavy-armed soldiery was thus pro- 
 cured, JTew. Alhen. Resp. ii, 1 ; but in the ex- 
 amples f this kind, some siipply the reciprocal 
 jrronouns, ϊαυτον, '^C. και ίν τω ομ-οιω καΟιιστή- 
 κίί, and (drinking tnuch or little) came to the 
 same thing, i. e. did not quench their insatiable 
 thirst, Thucyd. ii, 49 ; φανίζά. xaTauTncfat, to 
 set them down, or describe them clearly, Theo- 
 Viir. Char. Prooem. καθΊσταμαι <π:ΌΧίμον, to 
 make or begin war, Eurip. Suppl. 522, which 
 is not coDiiaon in the middle voice ,• jdiiperf. 
 κα6ίΐ(ΐτήκΐίν• 1. a. κατ'ί(ττγισα• 2. a. ind. act. 
 κατίστην, ^;, w pres. pas. καθίσταμαι, σαι, 
 ταΐ' 1. a. ind. pas. κατιστάΰην, '/is, 'Ί. From 
 κατά and Ίστημι.] 
 
 Καθίστ/ιιτι, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. from the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 Καθιστούσα, Alt. for καθιστασα, part. pres. 
 
 f. g. as if from καθιστάω, from the samt' verb. 
 
 νίχθο, as, so as, as far as, according to what, 
 
 in that, by which, adv. From κατά, and o, 
 
 which. 
 
ΚΑΘ 
 
 443 
 
 ΚΑΙ 
 
 ιχα^ΰάί^γίω, ω, f. '/ισω. ρ. κοίύύ^Ο'/,γηκα, to 
 sliow or lead the way, to conduct, lead. 
 From λ,Άτίί and ohnyiu, to lead the way. 
 
 Υίάύοοοζ•) ου, ό, a return or returning ; a de- 
 scent or way do'.vn ; departure, migration from 
 a place. Th. oVm. ' 
 
 YioiuoXiKo;, h, ov, universal, general ; per- 
 peiuai; catholii;. From χατ» and όλιχο,-, 
 universal. T/i. o?.o;, the whole. 
 
 Κα,'ίΰλαυ, ado. entirely, wholly, altogetlier, 
 at all, in general, generall}-, universally. From 
 the same Tk. 
 
 'Κιλύη^ΛΆλΙζω, f. Ίσ•ω,, to make even, level, 
 plain, or smooth ^ to make mild or gentle. Tk. 
 ομα-λη^, plam, level. 
 
 K.zoufioXoyiaj, to confess, own, acknowledge ; 
 to promise,, betroth ; pres. pas. χχ^ομολογοΰ- 
 μχι, to betroth ; also ])as. to be betrothed, to 
 be piomised. From -Λατα. and όμηλογίω. 
 
 Κ'ίί/οττλ/ζίίί, y! ία-ω, to arm, equip, furnish 
 with arm.s ; p7-es. pas. χα^τλίξομαι, to be arm- 
 ed ; pres. inf. actuoTXiZia-Sar pcrf. pas. χαύύ- 
 'Χτλί'τμ/ίΓ part. perf. καύω-^λισμίνοί^ η, ov. 
 From KocTo. and ο-τλίζα), to arm. Th. οτλον, 
 arms. 
 
 Κ.α6ύζ^, S. 8Ϊ7ψ. pres. ind. act. from 
 
 }ζ.α6οξάω. f. affidy p. κ,α,6ωξα,κ.οί,, Att. κ./χ.ύίύ- 
 ζΆΆΟί, t) see, behold, view ; to understand ; to 
 obtei-ve ; to look down. Th. όξάα, to see, 
 
 Κα^ομίζω, j. "ίσω. to come into port, to ar- 
 rive :. to bving to land. Th. ορμοζ, a place for 
 ships to ride. 
 
 Κοί^όξμίον, ου, το, a collar, a necklace, IIos. 
 11, ί'Ι. From xaroc and οξμο;, the sa'ine. 
 
 K'xuoffiai'j, f. ύσω, to make holy, to purify 
 from sm, to expiate ; to consecrate, dedicate, 
 devote ; to sacrifice ; to condemn. From 
 Kcx,ru, and otn'ou. 
 
 Ί^αΰόίΤί-,ι, and y^af όσον, as much as, as far as ; 
 for καύω;, Heb. ix, 27. From xara and 
 oVfli, liov/ much. 
 
 Kaiir;, how, in v/hat manner, according as ; 
 since, because. From koltL• and on. 
 
 Kcihu, y. a. iinperat. m. αάύία-ο, κ,άύίο, and 
 jiauov, i)f κα,ύίημί' also 
 
 ΚύΡου, sit thou, for κά§?>α•ο, ivhpnce κάύ' /to, 
 and by Systole x,uho, arid by Crasis xoi^ov,from 
 χά,β'ημΆί, to sit. From κατά. and τιμκι, the 
 safHr'. 
 
 Κα^ζζίζύϋ, f ίσ-ω, to treat haughtily or in- 
 solently, to insult, outrage ; wantonly to in- 
 jure : to afiVont. Fro7n kocto. and όζξίζω, the 
 same. Th. vSqis, injury. 
 
 ΚάάνγξΟί, ου, ΰ κα.) «, wet, moist, full of 
 water ; spongy, soft. From κοίτα. and υγξο;, 
 moist. 
 
 ΚαβυλΆκτίω, ω, f. ν\ιτω, to bark at, to bark. ] 
 
 Υί.α.βυμΆω, ω, f i]ffu, to sing a hymn, to 
 praise, celebrate. 
 
 Κ>χ.ίύ>!Τίξ6ιν, adv. on the top, above, upon, 
 from above. Fro^n κάτλ and υ•^εξόίν, above, 
 Th. ίιττίξ. 
 
 Κοί^•τ•/οω, ω, to fall asleep, to sleep soundly 
 β?• quietly. From i/ttvL•, to sleep. 
 
 Κα^υτοχξίνομοα, to captivate or deceive by 
 theatrical arts ; to play the part of; to feign, 
 pretend to be, Luc. ii, 119 ; Diod. Sic. 
 From κοίτα, and ύχοκ,ξίνομαί, 
 
 Ιχ'ζ.^υσ'Τίο'ίΜ, ω, f τ,σω, p. χοιύυιττίξίίχα, to 
 be after, to come after, to come too late, to 
 stay behind ; to be inferior. From kcctoc and 
 
 UrTTipiii). 
 
 l\.uau^i!iiva,f. φοίνω, p. Kaiw^ot,yx.a, lo weave, 
 inweave, interweave. From κ,οίτα, and ύ^ραίνα, 
 
 Κοίύυφύζ, part. 2. a. act. of κ.οίβυφΊ'/ιμί, to 
 withdraw. 
 
 Κχΰυφ'ίσ^αιι, 2. a. i)f. m. of the same verb. 
 
 Κχ&υ^ρί'/ιμί, to jield, to giv£ way ; submit, to 
 give up, to abate, to betray one's cause to the 
 adversary; to neglect, to let slip, to withdraw. 
 F'rom, xocTcc and ΰφίτ-μι. 
 
 Κ,χάωζ, as, since, when, in which manner. 
 From κατκ arid ω;, the same. 
 
 ΚΑΓ, conj. and, also, even, besides, for, 
 therefore, or, but, indeed ; κ,χΙτΓίξ, although, 
 when, ^ξον /rt χκι <rccoaSMKodcn, Luke xix, 43, 
 erroneoitsly co7isidered as a Hebraism by Grot. 
 ad Matt. x\% 25, and Beza ad Mar. xv, 38. 
 But it is used in the same inaniier by Hot)', 
 Odys. V, 262. Ύίτοατον ΥίμιΧξ ί»ν xcct τω 
 τετίλίιττο u'rxvToc, It was the fourth day v.'hen 
 all things were completed by him : but, as χκι 
 ου τάντω; τΰ7$ τόξνοι;, 1 Cor. ν, 10 ; xcct άίΤ 
 Ιμοίυτοΰ τοιμ ουΤίν, John viii, 28 ; xot,t ου μνι 
 τιμ'/ιτ'η τον ττα,τίζΆ, Matt, χν, 5. It is re- 
 dundant in Matt, xxviii, 9 ; Mar, xiii, 54 ; 
 Act. xiv, 22 J Bom. v, 22; James ii, 4: 
 although, χά) μιγοί ^a'^j, although he mciy have 
 have given mucli. Lies. Op. 357 ; xai Tot σμι- 
 χξον sov, although it be small, ibid. 360 •, ιέ is 
 also used like that is, as κα,χωί ϊ'ττξο.ττίν χα) 
 9Τίν'/ΐζ riv, Aristoph. Pint. See Grcev. ad Hes. 
 Op. 323 ; xtAt μην, but, not the less ; κ«ί <re), 
 and χϋίϊ y\, yet, though ; χχι....κα.), both.,., 
 and, or as well. ...as.] 
 
 ΚΑΙΑ'ΔΑ2, ου, ο, a subterraneous prison 
 or dungeon, into luhich malfactors at Sparta 
 were throivn j a deep pit into ivhich the bodies 
 of those ivho were publicly executed ivere cast ^ 
 a Spartan ivord ; novj more correctly ivntten 
 xzaha?, Thucyd. i, 134. Ka<«T«j awl και'ί- 
 τύίζ are ilso found. 
 
 Καϊάφοί;, α, a, the name of a Jewish high- 
 priest, Caiaphas, Hebr. 
 
 Keiiys, and indeed. From xou and ye. 
 
 Koiii, for 'ixoiis, he burned, 3. sing, imperf. 
 ind, act. Ion. of κχΐω, f. χοίΰτω, to bux'n ; 
 2. a. ind. act. 'ixotov, 
 
 ΚΑΙΚΓΑ2, ου, 0, a wind, which blew from 
 the north east ; so called from Caicus, a river 
 of Mysia. 
 
 Υίαίχουζον, ου, τ'ό, a. place on the borders of 
 Latium and Campania, Cfecubum.] 
 
 K«]V, the name of the frsl fratricide, Cain, 
 indecl. Hebr. 
 
 Kcchoiv, β, the name of a man, indecl. Hebr, 
 
 lioiivia., ace. sing, from 
 
 Kaiv!.us, ίωί, 0, the name of a king. 
 
ΚΑΙ 
 
 444 
 
 ΚΑΚ 
 
 Κώκΐ'/ί, See Jiaiva/. 
 
 ΚΑΙΝΟ' 2, >?, ev, new, strange, foreign, 
 extraordinary, unusual, unknown, another, as if 
 from xtxi νυν compar, καινότίξο;, a., ov superl. 
 κ,κινοτατος. 
 r Κα/νοτί^α;?, dat. 2>^• f• S• comjmr. degree 
 froifi the precedhig. 
 
 'Κα,ινότη?, nros, h, newness, novelty, strange- 
 ness, unusualness. T'l. καινός, new. 
 
 'Καινοτομίω, f. ήσω, to make new ; change ; 
 to contrive anew •, to make innovations ; also 
 to cut or dig out stones or minerals from the 
 quarries, Frovi Kccno;, new^ and τίμνω, to 
 cut ; perf. bid. 7)1. Άτομα.. 
 
 liccivoTOfAia, aj, yi, newness, innovation, 
 change, a plotting of something new. 
 
 Κ.αίνουξγίίϋ, to design something new ; to 
 iT.ake new ; to change ; to project innovations. 
 Frnra καινός and ίξγον, a work. 
 
 'Καινοψωνια, ας, 'h, novelty of words. From 
 καινός, new, and φωντ,, a voice or word. 
 
 Κ,αίνυμι, to vanquish, conquer. Whence 
 Kama, ας, yi, victor}', Hesych. From 
 
 ΚΑΓΝίΙ, to kill, slay, as if from κίω, to 
 pour, or from κνάω, to cut. Hence καιν)ς, ίίος, 
 'h, d?ath. 
 
 'Καιμ'ίν/.ιη, dat. pi. Ion. f. g. part. j)'>'SS. 
 2)as.fro7?i καίω, to burn. 
 
 lixiov'-o, they were burned. Ion. for ίκαιοντο, 
 3. pi. i/npcrf. iiid. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Καιτίξ, although. Froin και and <τίξ. 
 
 Ίί.αίξ:-)ς, ov, ο κα) '/ι, timely, seasonable, op- 
 portune; fatal, deadly, mortal. Fro7n καΐζός. 
 
 Κ.αΐξόίίς, Όισσα, Όιν, well woven. From 
 χ,αΊοος. 
 
 ΚΑΙΡΟ' 2, oZ, ο, occasion, opportunity of 
 time or place, season, fit time ; advantage, util- 
 ity ; food, as καιρός όνων, grass ; tim»e, state of 
 tilings, calamity, measure j -ττ^ος καίξον, for a 
 t:ine, for the moment ; καίζο), circumstances of 
 the time ; εις καιοον, Iv καίξα, in time, season- 
 ably, opportunely ; κάτΟ. καίξον, sufficiently, 
 enough ; fthe same witli Ικανές) υ-τϊξ τον καίξον, 
 more than sufficient, beyond measure, Herod. 
 i, 30 ; Coray, in Lurcher's Herod. Perhaps 
 from κνξί7ν.'\ 
 
 KAI~P02, oij, Ό, the woof or thread of the 
 shuttle ; as if from κιΊζω, to shave. Hence 
 καΐζοω, to fasten the warp. 
 
 Yiatgosioiv, gen. pi. f. g. by Mctath. for 
 καιροατο'ων, from καιοοίις, well woven. 
 
 ΚαίξΰΤ'/ΐξίίο, f 'Ασω, to watch a time or op- 
 portunity, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Viatocu), u, to connect or fasten together 
 the warp. 
 
 }ί«7σαξ, Άξος, ό, the name of the first Roman 
 Emperor, Caesar. 
 
 Y^atcraozia, ας, h, the name of a city, Cesa- 
 rca. 
 
 ΚαίτΛ/, although, tl-ough truly, but, and yet, 
 and indeed, H. Sleph. ad Philoct. Soph. vcr. 
 
 Καίτοιγί, although, though indeed, conjunct. 
 V)ilh the iiid: J, From, κκ), rot, and -yi. 
 
 ΚΑΙ Ω, f καύα'ω, p. κίκαυκα, to burn, 
 consume, kindle, scorch, nip, as cold ; pas. to be 
 burned ; also to love ; tuilh the <i,eniiive ,• perf 
 pas. κίκανμαΐ' 1. a. ind. pas. luauum' 2. a. 
 pas. ϊκάην 1. f pas. καυύήιτομαι• i. «. suhj. 
 pas. καυΰ'/κτύύμ,αι, η, Άται, 1 Cor. xiii, 3. 
 
 Κάκ', for κακά, nom. or accus. pi. n. g. 
 and K'jcKa, ας, '/ι. Dor. for κακή, m, 'h, from 
 κακός, bad, wicked. 
 
 Ίίακάγγίλος, ov, κα) h, bringing bad news, 
 a messenger of evil. From κακός and ayyz- 
 λος. Th. αγγ'ίλλω, to bring 0?' carry news. 
 
 Ιίακαγοξία, ας, 'ή. Dor. for κχκτ^γοξία., 
 abusive language, reproaching, reviluig ; de- 
 traction, slander. See }ζ.ακ>^γοξίΰυ. So also »a~ 
 κάγοξας, Hor.for κακ'/ΐΎΟξος. 
 
 ΚακανίΜ, to rouse, animate, sharpen, a Lace- 
 dcemoiiian ivord ; from ακονάω the same. 
 
 Κ.ακί7, and there. From, καϊ and Iku. 
 Th. ίζίΤνος, he. 
 
 KaKiThv, and thence. From ku) and Ixu- 
 hv. 
 
 Ιζ,ακίΤνος, and he. From κα) and ΙκζΤνος. 
 
 Iia;cs7/ri, from κα) and Ικί7σί, thither, there. 
 
 Έ^ακίφΆΤος, ου, ο κα) vi, of whom κακώς 
 φατΊν, people speak ill ; obscure, mean, of no 
 reputation ; ro κακίφατον, in Hesych. a figure ; 
 also loritlen κακίφατον, and κακίμ.φατον. 
 
 'Κακ'/ιγορΊω, to revile, reproach, rail at, 
 blame, slander. Hence κακ'/ιγοξος, ου, ο κα) τι, 
 using abusive language,* reproach iul, foulmouth- 
 ed, scurrilous, slanderous ; κακηγοξ'ια, ας, »;, a 
 reviling. From κακός, bad, and αγοζίύω, to 
 speak. Th. uyo/ia, a market-place. 
 
 1ζ.ακ•>τ7τζλίω, to be indisposed ; to be sick ; 
 κακώς "ττίΧω. 
 
 Κακτίς, dat. pi. f g. Ion. for κακα7ς, from 
 κακός, Yi, ov, bad. 
 
 Κ,ακΊα, ας, h, malice, malignity, wickedness, 
 vice, fault; shame, Λ' -exation, trouble, disgrace, 
 cowardice. Th. κακός, bad. 
 
 ϊζ,ακίζω, See liaKttrat. 
 
 Ίίάκιον, η. g. and κακίων, worse, ό κα) τι, 
 comparai. from κακός, bad. 
 
 ^ίακ'ια'α.ι, 1 . a. inf. act. of κακΊΖ,ω, to blame, 
 censure, find fault with, pres. pas. κακΊζομαι, 
 to be blamed ; also to behave like a coward ; 
 part. pres. pas. κακιζόμενος. Th. κακός. 
 
 Κύκιο-τος, very bad ; the worst ; superlat. 
 from κακός. 
 
 Υίακ'ιων, ίονος, ο κα) 'λ, worse. 
 
 ΚΑΚΚΑ'ΒΑ (κακκαζα), ης, τι, a partridge ; 
 κακκαζίς, ίοος, '/ι, the same. From its voice. 
 
 KAKKA'BH, '//ς, h, an earthen pot or 
 kettle. 
 
 Κακκ'/ΐίΐν, pres. infin. act. JEol. by Sync, for 
 κατακι'αιν, to be sleepy, to desire to lie down ; 
 and 
 
 Κακκ-ίοντίς, for κατακύοντίς, part. pres. of 
 καταχύω, to desire to go to bed, or to go to 
 sleep; lohich is from κατά and κιΊν, to desire 
 to lie down. Th. κί7μ.αι, to lie down. 
 
 ϊζ.φκκίφα\τις, for Kx) Ik κίψαλης, and from 
 the head. 
 
KAK 
 
 445 
 
 KAK 
 
 Κχκκτίχι, ι. a. inf. act. by Sync, for Karct- 
 Άηα,ι, or κα,ταχα,Ζσαι• for χα,Ιω, to burn, makes 
 1. a. ϊκ,ΰίυσα,, and ϊκ•/ιοί. 
 
 Κακκόξϋβοί, for κ,χτα κ.όζν6α, on the helmet. 
 From κ'ορυί, υύοξ, h, a helmet ; ace. κόξυόκ, and 
 xopw, 
 
 Υία-Λ-Λοξΰφγιν, i. e, χ,οίτα, καξυφ^ν, on the top. 
 
 Jiaxxou^TMV, for καταχούττων, part. pres. 
 act. of χύίταζξύττω, to hide, conceal, dissemble. 
 Th. κξόττω, f κοΰ-^ω, to hide ; 2. a. act. 
 
 Κβίχύζίο;, ου, ό, that lives with difficulty or 
 poorly.] 
 
 Ιίϋίχο^χίμων, ovo;, ό χα.) 'h, unlucky, lU- 
 starred.] 
 
 Koixolo'iio), ω, to hold or to defend a wrong 
 opinion ; also to be evil spoken of; to have a 
 bad character. 
 
 . Κακό^βξβί, fly, xai ή, evil spoken of, of bad 
 report or character •, obscure, little known. 
 From χΆχος and ^άξα, opinion, fame, report. 
 Th. ^οχίω, to seem. 
 
 Κχχΰίξγο;, οΰ, ό xai '/ι, doing mischief, mis- 
 chievous, villanous. From χαχος and ΐξγον, a 
 work. 
 
 Κακοξϋλία, a;, h, a wrong or perverse 
 emulation j an awkward or absurd imitation, 
 Lucian v, J 70. 
 
 'Κα,χΌζτιλοζ, ου, ο xou '/ι, an absurd or unsuc- 
 cessful imitator ; one who imitates defects. 
 
 ΚΆχοξωί'Ά, as, 71, a miserable life. 
 
 'KuxnnSiioi, «?, h, depravity of manners ; 
 malignity of disposition, wickedness ; cunning, 
 subtilty, knaA'ery. 
 
 Καχοτιύνις, ίοζ, ο χα.) 'a, having depraved man- 
 ners or disposition ; wicked, malignant ; cun- 
 ning, knavish. From xaxo; and nuc;, ro, man- 
 ner, custom. 
 
 'Καχούτιμοσΰνη, τ,ζ, h, carelessness, negligence, 
 laziness, properly, iv.'iere things are done or dis- 
 jmsed in a confused and disorderly manner. 
 
 Κ.αχοβτ,μων, ovo;, ό χα) 'h, careless, negligent ; 
 badly arranged or disposed, of a bad constitu- 
 tion of body. From xaxos and άτιμων, ova;, 
 a heap. 
 
 ^ίαχοϊλιον, unhappy Troy. From xaxo: and 
 "iXiov. 
 
 Έ-αχοΤΰ, gen. Io7i. and χαχοίσι, dat. pi. See 
 ϊζ.αχόί. 
 
 }ζ.αχοχίζο-!α, ας, '/ι, shameful gain, a shame- 
 ful greediness after gain. From xaxo} and 
 κ'ί^ος. TO, gain. 
 
 liaxoxco^uriinv. Ion. and Poet, for χαχοχϊξ• 
 ^ύαις, dat. pi. of the preceding. 
 
 Κ.αχ3χνΰ,μοί, Dor. for χαχόχνημο?, ου, ο χα) w, 
 having slender sliins, slender-shanked. From 
 xaxo; and χν/ιμ'Α, the shin bone, the leg. 
 
 Ιίαχολογίω, ω, to speak ill or evil of one ; 
 to curse, revile, abuse, slander, from χαχολό- 
 γι:, ου, ο χα) ri, reviling, at)usive, slanderous ; 
 f. 'Αΐω, p. xixaxoXiy/i-'ia, 1. c. ixaxoXoy/iffa' 
 1. a. inf. act. χαχ^λογ^σαι, from χαχος and 
 and Χόγοζ. Th. λ'ιγω, p. ind. m. 'J.b.nya, tn 
 say ; ivhenc^ λογά-,. 
 
 Κ.αχομ'Α;ζα,νΰί, ου, ο χα) h, plotting or con- 
 triving mischief, crafty. From κακός and μη- 
 •X^a-yn, a devise, invention. 
 
 'Καχομιλία, as, h, intercourse or familiarity" 
 with bad men, Diod. Sic. 
 
 }ζ.αχον, ου, το, damage, injury, evil, calamity ν 
 a crime, 
 
 Έ.axcvoμoS) ου, ο χα) vi, using bad laws, o£ 
 bad manners. From νόμο;, a law. 
 
 Καχόνοί, nam. pi. contract, from 
 
 Jiaxovoos, contract. χΜχόνουζ, ο χα) h, evil- 
 minded, ill intentioned, malevolent (opposed Ίο 
 ίΰνου;, well disposed, friendly). The contracted 
 form of adjectives in oos occurs very frequently 
 in the nom. and acc2is. plnral ; χαχόνοι occurs 
 several times in Lysias ; superl.- xaxovouffTccTost 
 Oemosth.^ 
 
 Ιίαχο'^άάαα, a;, 'a, vexation, trouble, afflic- 
 tion ; the suffering of evil, calamity. From 
 xaxoTTauhs, io;, ο χα) '/ι, suiiering misfortunes, 
 miserable, wretched ; oppressed with ills, af- 
 flicted. From xaxh and -ρτάύος, το, a suffer- 
 ing. Th. 'τίάσχ^ω, to suffer ; 2. a. Ί'παύον, 
 Whence vauos. 
 
 ^axcTTauiu), f. '^σω, j). κξΗ.αχοτάί•/ικα, to 
 suffer evils or misfortunes, to be afl-iicted with 
 evils; to be unfortunate ; 1, «. ζχαχοτράύησοι.- 
 1 . a. imperat. χαχοτάβησον, άτω•. From the 
 same. 
 
 }ζ.αχότατζί5, ioBs, ό χα) h, having, a bad 
 father or country ; of obscure parentage ; in 
 ace. χαχοτατξίν. From xaxo; and τταττιρ, a 
 father or -ττατξία, a family, or ττατξΐί, one's 
 country. 
 
 KaxoTo'ta, a;, τι, a doing evil or mischief, a 
 a hurting, a wicked action. From xaxo-Troiec. 
 
 Ιίακοτοηω, f. Υιιτω, p. xixaxo-zoi'/ixx, to do 
 evil; to hurt or injure; 1. a. ίκαχοπΌΐη^α•- 
 \. a. inf. act. xaxo'Troirtffai. From the same.- 
 
 iioixcTj-ol'/iffi;, ictjs, h, a doing evil, a wicked; 
 action. 
 
 Y^axoToio;, ου, ο χα) h, doing evil, michiev- 
 ous ; an evil-dcer or malefactor. From χακί; 
 and τοΊίω. 
 
 Κ.αχότου;, oooc, ο χα) h, having weak or de- 
 formed feet. From xaxos and., -prevs, the 
 foot. 
 
 }ίαχο9Τξαγίω, ω, to be unfortunate ; to struo•. 
 gle witfi evils. From xaxos and ^ράσσω^ f. 
 ζω, to do ; p. m. ττίτξαγα. 
 
 Ίζ.αχο'ΤξαγΜ, las, h, want of success in one's- 
 undertakings ; misfortune, adversity. 
 
 }ίαχη'7Γξάγμων, ovo;, ό χα) r„ doing evil 
 things, living wickedly; slanderous; cunning, 
 knavish. 
 
 Ιζαχορραφία, a;, ri, mischievous devices or 
 artifices, plots, tricks, snares. From xaxos 
 and parroj, f -φω, to sew together ; p. act. 
 Γξτραφα• 2. a. pas. Ιρράφ-/ιν. 
 
 ΚΑΚΟ' 2, }}, ov, bad, evil, ill•, hurtful, perni- 
 cious, troublesome; wicked, malignant; flagi- 
 tious ; poor ; obscure, mean ; unskilful ; cow- 
 ardly, fearful ; το χακον, evil, the evil prin- 
 ciple. 
 
KAK 
 
 446 
 
 ΚΑΛ 
 
 Κ.ακοτίχ;, ατοξ, Υί-, Oor.for jccczoryi;, νιτος, h, 
 malice, Avickedness, vice ; covvardice ; mischief, 
 calamity, evil, misfortune ; disgrace. 
 
 'Κα,Άοτίχ^νΊώ, to use evil arts, to adulterate 
 hy fraudulent arts, to falsify ; aiid 
 
 Υ^ακοηχνία,, aj, h, an evil artifice, a mis- 
 chievous trick, knavery, cunning, fraud ; false 
 testitnon}'. 
 
 Έ.Άκ.οηχ^νο?, ου, ο xcu ϊι, addicted to evil arts, 
 mischievous, malignant, wicked. From κακό; 
 (nid τίχ^νη, art. 
 
 Ίίακότ'/ΐζ, '/ιτοζ, '/ι, wickedness, malice, vice ; 
 cowardice •, calamity, misfortune. Tk. χ&κ,ο;, 
 bad. 
 
 ΐίκκ,ότηη, dat. sing. κακότητα, acc. sing, 
 frovi :tayJ)rT,i. 
 
 'Κα.κονξγίύύ, ω, to do evil or mischief, to act 
 v;ickedly or maliciously ; to act knavishly or 
 frandulenlly ; to hurt, to damage. 
 
 }ζ-αχί>υξγίίχ., »;, h, wickedness, villany, an 
 evil deed. * 
 
 Ιίκχονζγος, ου, ο -λάι h, contrnct. for κκιιοίο- 
 yc;, an evil doer, wicked, mischievous, perni- 
 cious. From κακοζ and ε,ογον, a work, 
 
 l\.ai}iovj\^iM, ω, f. ήίΤω, p. αζκακ,ου^'/ικοί, to 
 treat ^me ill ; to plague, torment. From ζακΰ; 
 and ίχω, to have. Hence κ.ν,κ,ουχουμΆΐ, to be 
 atfiicted or tormented. 
 
 Κα^ί^ξαΒ»!?, ioc, ό κ,οά ή, having evil de- 
 signs, devising mischief. Fro/ri mxxos and 
 φρά,ζω, to say, to tiiink, 2. a. ίφξχ^ον. 
 
 'Καασφξΰο-ύνίη, '/;;, 'λ, an evil mind, malicious 
 intention ; folly. 
 
 }ζ.αχ.όφξ6ι)ν, φξονοζ, β κκί Yi, of an evil or wick- 
 ed mind, malicious, malevolent ; foolish. From, 
 κ,ακ,ος and φξ'^ν. 
 
 Κοίχόχ,κξτΰζ, ου, ο kou 'h, rejoicing in anoth- 
 er's evils ; that in which wicked men take 
 pleasure. From κ,αχ,ον and χ-,κίξω, to rejoice. 
 
 ¥ίΆκοχ;ξάσμόϋν, ονος^ ο χα) «, wicked. From 
 κΆΗ,ο; and χ^ξάομ,αι, to use. 
 
 Υ^ακοχνμία, u.?, r„ an excess of vicious hu- 
 mors. From κα,κ-ύί and χυμό;, juice. 
 
 Κοίκό-φιγο;, ου, ό aa.) '/}, one who maliciously 
 blames- or disparages. Frovi χ,χκο; and -φίγΜ, 
 f. ξ«, to l;la:ne, censure, p. vi. εφογα. 
 
 'Κα.κο'^ΰχοί, ου, Ό kou h, pusillanimous, faint- 
 hearted, cowardly. 
 
 Κκζό&ι, ω, to afflict, vex, treat ill, injure ; 
 to lay waste ; prcperly to make bad ; to cor- 
 rupt ; Ά<Δ i'^'/ii^iipccv, /ixi Ικα,κ,ωσοίν, κατά <των 
 αδελφών. Act. xiv, 2, and exasperated their 
 minds against the brethren ; aV«| λιγόμενον, 
 according to Beza ; Ικ,Λκουτο Τε tou; ΰχο-φίκίί, 
 he was exasperated or stimulated by suspicions, 
 Joseph. Jntiq. xvi, c. 7. sect. 7. Bat κακ,οΖν 
 τ/νά Kara rivoi is perhaps not ίο he found, and 
 the acc. in Jet. xiv, 2, may belong in the con- 
 strvclion to the remoter verb ίττ'/ιγείζαν. 
 
 ΐίακτύμιναι, to kill, Oor.for κατακτύμεναι, 
 and this fur κατακτείναι, 1. a. iff. act. of κα- 
 τά-<.τ%μι, for κατακη'ινω, to kill. Th. ktsivoj, 
 the srn}t,c, f. κτζνοί, p. ijiraxa' 2. a. εκτανον. 
 
 'Κύκτανι, I )ΐ ι Sync. Dor . f^^r κατάκταη,Ί. a. 
 
 imperat. act. or for κΆτεκτανί, 3. sing. 2. u, 
 ind.. act. of κατακτείνω. See the preceding. 
 
 Ίίάκ-τεινε, by Sync, for κ,ατεχνειη, 3. sing, 
 imperf. or 1. a. itid. act. of the same verb. 
 
 KA'KTOS, ου, 91, a certain prickly plant ; 
 a thistle, an artichoke. 
 
 Κ.α»τουτω, Dor. for xa) \x τούτου, soil. 
 χξόνού, and from this time. 
 
 Καχχεΰσαί, to have poured out, ^oL 
 by Syyic. for κατα,χίΰσαι, 1. a. hvfin. act, of 
 χαταχ'εω. Th. χεω, f. χεΰ<τω, to pour out. 
 
 Yi^a -Λωζ, badly, ill, amiss, corruptly, wickedly, 
 abusively, insultingh-, grievously, unfortunately; 
 κακωζ -ζ-ζάσιτοντεξ, Eurip. Orest. 1591, who are 
 in adversity. But κ'/,χωι <:fon7v τίνα, Dem. 
 Phil. 1,8, to ill treat one ; κακΰζ εΐ^ότεξ «yj, 
 Isoc. Panath. not knowing that, ill aware that ; 
 χΆχωί ειτεϊν, to speak inauspicious words ; 
 κΆχωζ γένοιτο σοι, may you rue it. From χαχό;.'\ 
 
 KaxM<rii, εως, h, a treating ill, abuse, in- 
 jury, affliction, vexation j slaughter, defeat. 
 
 Υί-α,κωσουσιν, 3. pi. 1. fut, ind, act. of 
 κακοω. 
 
 Κ-Άκωτεζοί, Poet, for kkkimv, worse. 
 
 ΙίακΜΤίκο;, h, ov, hurtful, injurious. Froin 
 
 ΑΟ,κωζ. 
 
 ¥^a.Xa,from nam. το καλόν, ου, wood ; but 
 
 Καλά, opportunely, seasonably, adv. Front 
 χαλΰζ, beautiiul. 
 
 Ιίαλαζα;, and καλαζάτνίξ, ου, ο, a fish re- 
 sembling a lizard. 
 
 Καλαζξίζω, to imitate the Calabrians, He- 
 sych. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΛΑΘ02, ου, ό,. a wicker basket; a 
 basket of twigs ; a cup ; as if from καλόν and 
 Β^εειν. 
 
 Κάλα'/;, ϊ^οί, a proper name, Calais.] 
 
 ΚΑ'ΛΑΙ2, 0, a kmd of stone ; also a sail, 
 Hesych. as if from κάλωζ, a rope uf a ship, 
 
 Καλαμαια, ας, '/ι, or καλαμαΐον, ου, το, a 
 very small species of locust. From καλάμη^ 
 because it lives afnong stubble. 
 
 Καλαμάομαι, ωμαι, to gather the Straw or 
 stubble ; to gather the ears of corn after the 
 reapers, to glean ; to glean after the vintage ; 
 and Metaph. to plunder after another. Th. 
 κάλαμ,οί, a reed. 
 
 Καλαμευτά,ξ, a, o, Dor. for 
 
 Καλαμεντ'/ΐί, ου, ό, a reaper ; an angler. From 
 
 Καλαμεύω, f. σω, to reap ; to angle, to 
 catch fish. From κάλαμο$, 
 
 Καλάμη, Πζ, and Dor. καλάμα, α;, h, the 
 stalk or straw of corn ; an ear of corn ; the 
 gleaning or relicts ; «^50 an old withered body ; 
 also the carcass of a slain man. 
 
 Καλαμίνό?], '/i;, 'h, a species of mint, penny- 
 royal. Th. μίνύα, mint, 
 
 Καλαμίνύοζ, the name of a frog. From 
 καλαμινύπ, or from κάλαμ.οί. 
 
 ΚαλάμΧνο,, 57, βν, made of straw, made of a 
 reed. 
 
 Καλαμ)ί, uo;, h, a fishing-rod of cane ; a 
 case for pens ; a crisping iron ; a vessel for 
 milk ; a place where reeds grow. 
 
ΚΑΛ 
 
 447 
 
 ΚΑχ\ 
 
 'Κ.ΆλαμΊσκοξ, ου^ ο, a little reed or cane. 
 
 ΚΑΛΑΜ02 (κοίλαμοί), ου, a reed, a 
 cane, a straw or stalk of corn ; stubble ; a pen ; 
 a measuring rod. 
 
 'Κοίλοίμοσηφίων, gen. pi. from 
 
 Κα,λαμοστίφ'ή;, ios, ο κ.οά γι, surrounded with 
 straw or reeds. From κάλαμοζ and στίφω, to 
 crown. 
 
 Κ/ζλαμύ'της, ου, ο, a newt, a lizard. 
 
 KAAA'2IPI2, ius, h, a linen garment 
 reaching down to the ankles, used by the Egyp- 
 tians and Persians. From χ^α,λύω, to let 
 down ; or from κ,κλον and (τύξω. 
 
 KAAATPI~TI2, a kind of litharge. Frorn 
 Calauria or Calabria. 
 
 KaXauijfl•^, o-roij 'h, a shepherd's crook bent 
 at the top ; as if from, καλόν aS pi'Tov, 
 
 KeiXUa-Kov, Bg, ε, Ion. by Epentk. qfiiTX,for 
 ίχάλίον, iiS) a, imperf. ind. act. of χκλίω, to 
 call. 
 
 Κ.α.λίίμίναι, to call, inf. Poet, for καΧίμζναι, 
 which is loit.for 
 
 ΚαλίΓι/, to caU, pi^es. inf. act. from κα,λίω. 
 
 Κκλίοίμτιν, pres. opt. jyas. and 
 
 'ΚάΧϊοκπ, Dor. for χαλεουιτι, they call ; 3. 
 pi. pres. ind. act. from the same Th. 
 
 Κάλίον, Ion. for ίκάλίΰν, impeif. ind. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Κΰίλίοντίζ, όντων, ol, an upright frame of 
 wood for supporting the web in weaving. 
 
 YiaXinvTt, Dor. for χαλίονσΊ, odffi, they call, 
 3. pi. pres. ind. act. and 
 
 KuXitreivro, they called ; Ion. for ίκαλί- 
 cavro, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. m. and 
 
 KoiXiffaa•', for xaXitrxffa, part. 1. a. act. 
 f. g. and 
 
 Κύΐλίσα-ατο, he called, 3. sing. 1 . a. m. 
 ^doubling a) Ion. for ίκ,κλία-α,το. So καλια•- 
 ΰ-ύμίνοξ, 2>art. 1. a. m. and 
 
 lictkiuvTat, they are called. Dor. for καλούν' 
 Tut, 3. pi. pres. pas. and 
 
 ΐίοίλίυντο. Dor. for Ικαλουντο, 3. ρ?, imperf. 
 pas. of κα,λίω. So καλιυμαι. Dor, for κάλου- 
 μαί• καλίΖίτα, Dor. for καλούσα,• from 
 
 ΚΑΛΕΏ, f ίσω, and ήσω, p. κΊκληκα, to 
 call ; to call or send for, summon before a 
 judge; to invite; to call upon, invoke, implore ; 
 to name ; κα.λ{ϊσ6αι όνομα, τ/, to bear a name ; 
 it is used also of persons instead of ίΐμ), to be, 
 but loith the additional idea of being celebrated 
 or proclaimed, «5 vioi του 9-sod κλ-Λύ'/ισονται, 
 they shall be called, i. e. announced as the sons 
 of God before the assembled universe, Class. 
 Journ. and Brit. Crit. ; 1, a. Ικάλατα, 1. a. 
 imperat. κάλισον, άτω, 1. a. inf. καλ'ισαι, 
 part. 1. a. καλ'ίσα,ς' perf pas. κίκλημαι, 1. a. 
 pas. ίκλ'/ιΰ'/ιν, l.f. pas. κλη&ήσομαι, rj, ίται.Λ 
 
 Κ,αλ'/ιμίναι, Dor. and Poet, for καλ^ναι, 
 pres. inf. act. and this from χάλνιμι, the same 
 as καλίω, to call. 
 
 Κ-αλν-μίνοξ, JEol.for καλούμενος, part. pres. 
 pas. of καλίω, or part. pres. ]>as. of κάλνίμι. 
 
 Υίάλ'Λνος Qivoi, wine from Cales in Cain- 
 pania.^ 
 
 Καλιητωζ, οξοξ, ο, a caller or crier ; a sura- 
 moner ; an epithet of a herald. From thd 
 same Th. 
 
 Ίίαλια, a;-, h, a nest ; a wooden house, a 
 dwelling-place ; a cove ; a den ; a granary ; 
 ace. Ion. καλιήν κάλια) granaries. Tli. καλόν, 
 wood. 
 
 Υίαλιαζ, «5«ί, VI, a cottage, hut, little house; 
 a chapel, a little temple. From the jyreceding. 
 
 Καλι'^ί, gen. sing. Ion. χαλιών, ace. sing, of 
 κάλια, a nest. 
 
 ΚαλινΤίω, to roll, to turn over. From 
 κυλίω, the same, Luc. 
 
 Ίίαλιν^ίομαι, ουμαι, to be constantly bysied 
 or engaged about ; the same as αληνεομαι.^ 
 
 Έ-άλλαιον, 70, tiie wattles of a cock, Ilesych, 
 
 Κ-άλλζα, nom,. pi. of κάλλος, ίος, το, beauty. 
 Th. χαλος, beautiful. 
 
 Ιίαλλύ-ττω, Poet, for κατα,>.ΐί•7Τω, f. καλ•. 
 λ^'^■^ω,for καταλίί-φω, to leave behind ; to re- 
 linquish. From κατά a%d λιί-νω, f. •φω, to 
 leave. 
 
 ΥίαλλΙα, ας, h, a proper name. 
 
 Ιζ,αλλϊας, ου, a man's name, Calllas. ] 
 
 Κ«λλ<^/ο?, a man's name, Callibius.] 
 
 Καλλίζοας, ου, ό, having a beautiful voice; 
 καλγιν βοην, ί'ίτί ψων'/ιν, ίχ^ων. From χαλος, 
 beautiful, and βοη, the voice. 
 
 Κ-αλλιγύναικα, acc. sing, from 
 
 Ίζ.αλλιγύνα/ξ, αικος, ο κα) h, abounding with 
 beautiful women. From χαλος, beautiful, and 
 yuv'/i, a woman. 
 
 Έ.αλλάλαιος, ου, ο, a good olive-tree, a fruit- 
 ful olive-tree, a beautiful olive-tree, as if from 
 καλή ίλα'ια, a beautiful olive-tree. Opposed to 
 it is αΎζήλαιος, a wild olive-tree. 
 
 Καλλ/£-;τέ<«, f Tiff ω, to speak elegantly or in 
 beautiful language. From κάλλος, το, beauty, 
 or κάλος, beautiful, and ίττω, to say, to speak. 
 
 Κ,αλληξγίω, f. τισω, to make beautifully or 
 ingeniously. From χαλος and 'ίξγον, work. 
 
 Καλλίΐξίω, to sacrifice with a favourable 
 event, or with favourable omens, καλώς Ιίξΐύω. 
 Th. Ιίζος, sacred. 
 
 Υ^α7<.λιύίμίύλος, ου, ο χα) it, having beautiful 
 foundations. From χαλος, beautiful, and 3-1- 
 μ'^λον, the same as Β-ίμζλον, ου, το, a founda- 
 tion. 
 
 Καλλ/^^/ξ, καλλί~ζϊ;^^ος, having beautiful 
 hair. From κάλος and S -ξ/ξ, τζΐχ;ός. 
 
 Κ.αλλίκαξτος, ου, ο χα) h, fruitful, bearing 
 excellent fruit. From κάλος and χαο'ζτός. 
 
 Κ.αλλι κολώνα], '/ις, τι, Ά certain beautiful place, 
 Horn, properly a beautiful hill. From κάλος 
 and κολωνος, a hill. 
 
 Κ,αλλιζόμ,ος, ου, ο χα) h, having beautiful 
 hair. From κάλος, beautiful, and κίμτι, hair. 
 
 Ιίαλλιμί^ων, οντος, a mans name, Calli- 
 medon.] 
 
 1ίάλλ)!μος, ου, ο χα) y-, for χαλος, beautiful. 
 
 1\αλλίνϊχον, ου, το, P^'-et. a signal victory ; 
 'h χαλ'/] νίκτι. Also a species of dance, accord, 
 ing to Pollux ; also a kind of song which used 
 to be sung in honour of a signal victory, tlie 
 
ΚΑΛ 
 
 448 
 
 ΚΑΛ 
 
 song of victory, Eurip. Med. 45. From 
 xocXoi and νικά,Μ.] 
 
 ΚαλλΊνΐχο:, ου, ο ica) h, one who obtains a 
 signal victory ; exceiiing in beauty, an illustri- 
 ous victor. 
 
 Κάλλ/βν, better ; compar. n. g. or adv. from 
 χ,άλος, beautiful. 
 
 Κ«λλ/όί!•>!, «5, and Dor. Καλλίο^α, κς, h, 
 the name of a Muse, Calliope. From χ,άΧΧος, 
 vo, beauty, and this from kxXo;, beautiful, and 
 and ίΐ-φ, ϊ-τοζ, '/ι, the voice. 
 
 Κα.λλιί>ω, ω, f. ωτω, to make hanasome or 
 more beautiful, to beautify, to embellish. 
 
 Καλλ/τάί-^οί, ^ol. for κ.α.λΧί'ττάζίΐο;, hav~ 
 ino• beautiful cheeks. From -ΛΆλοζ and -πα,ξίΐΒί, 
 ^ΈοΙ. -^ΤΛζ'/,οί, au k a cheek. 
 
 KaXAiVi^Xoj, ου, ό kou h, having a beautiful 
 mantle ; ό 'έχων r,xXh 5Γ2?Γλβν. Th. -ττί'ττΧο;. 
 
 Κοίλλι^λόζ&α,ο;, ου, ο και 'α, having beautiful 
 iiair or beautiful locks. From- κα,λοί and ττλ'ο- 
 καμ,ο;, a lock, a curl. Th. 9τλΊκω, to braid. 
 
 KaXXiVXflyrei, ov, Ό και ■>., having great 
 riches, adorned with wealth. From καλοί and 
 τλοΖτβί, riches. 
 
 Κάλλϊτον, JEol. by Sync, for κατί7.ι^ον, 1. 
 είηΰ;. or 3. pi. 2. a. bid. act. of κοίτΆ^ΐΊττου, to 
 leave behind, to desert. Th. λύττω, f -φω, to 
 leave ; 2. a. 'ίλι-ρπν. 
 
 KaXP/ffMAo;, ου, ο και h, having beautiful 
 horses or foals. From κα?.οί and -ττωΧοί, a 
 -colt, a foal. 
 
 Καλλί^είί^βν, flowing beautifully, limpid, 
 «lear. From καΧο; and (,'αύξον, Poet, a stream. 
 From ρίω, f. μΰσω, p. 'ilpiuxa, to flow. 
 
 Καλλίξότι, m, 'h, the name of a looman, Cal- 
 lirhoe. 
 
 ΚαΧΧίζο^,ύζΟζ, ου, ό κα) 'h, epithet of a 
 fountain, flowing beautifully, clear, limpid, 
 
 Ka?.Xtcic;, and κοίΧΧίοροος, ου, ό κα) h, the 
 same. Fro?n kuXo; and ρίω, to flow. 
 
 ΚαΧΧισύϊν-Α}, ου;, a mans name, Caliis- 
 
 ihenes.] 
 
 KaXXtirra, at, a, Dor. for καΧΧΊστ'/ι, most 
 beautiful, verA^ beautiful ; hit «.άΧΧιστα, adv. 
 (upn-l. very beautifully, splendidly, excellently, 
 the best -, καΧΧιστ-Λ vr,(ro;, the island of Thera, 
 £0 called. From καΧο;, καΧΧίων, κάΧ- 
 Χιστοζ. 
 
 KaXXic-nCiJ, f. %νσω, to be the most beauti- 
 ful, to excel in beauty ; to beiiave or to con- 
 duct an affair very gallantly ; the same, as aot- 
 friib). Th. καΧΌζ. 
 
 ΚαλΧΊ'Ττίυμα, aro;, το, the prize of beauty, 
 Eurip. Orcst. 1677. 
 
 ΚάΧΧιστο;, η, «ν, supcrl. from καΧΐ-,, beau- 
 tiful : compar. καΧ'/Α'.ον. 
 
 ΚαΧΧΊφξοζ, ου, ό και -h, having beautiful 
 ankles or feet. From καΧοζ and σφνοον, the 
 auk).•. Th. <r(^uoa, a hammer ; the aukle. 
 
 Κ«λλ/τεχν3;, "βι;, Ό και h, having fine child- 
 ren, l)appy in childre . ] 
 
 Κο^λ?/ι'Τ!7Ϊχοίς, ace. pi. of καλ/Αύξί''^, τοίχος, 
 laving beautifi:! hair. From κο'.Χο; and Si /ξ, 
 νιχΌΐ, 'h, the bair. 
 
 Κ«λλ«ρ', on account of an aspirate folloving 
 
 for xaXXifi, jEoI. by Sync, for κατεΧιτί, 3. sing, 
 
 2. a. ind. act. f καταΧίΊ-ττΜ, to leave behmd, 
 
 forsake. Th. χύ-η-ω, f -φω, to leave; 2. a. 
 
 ϊΧίτον p. in. XiXoi^a. 
 
 }ζ.αΧΧιχοξο;, ου, ο κα) h. Poet, for καΧΧΊχω- 
 ξος, having a beautiful region or place, very 
 pleasant ; ο xaXhv χύοαν 'ίχων also κΒίλΧιχοοο; 
 taking delight in dances. 
 
 Καλλονή, vis, VI, Eccles. xxii, 22, 23, the 
 same as 
 
 K.diXXo;, to;, το, and contract. xaXXous, ro, 
 beauty. Th. καΧο;, beautiful. 
 
 Κ,άΧΧυντξον, ου, το, every instrument used 
 in ornamenting, embellishing, or cleaning ; a 
 broom ; an ornament of the head ; a palm- 
 branch. From 
 
 Ίζ,αΧΧϋνω, f ΰνΖ, to make beautiful or clean, 
 to adorn, embellish, deck ; also to sv^-eep ; pi^es. 
 pas. καΧΧόομαι, to be adorned, to be made 
 beautiful, to trim one's self up, to boast, to be 
 proud of. From κάί^Χο;, το, beauty. Th. 
 καΧοξ, beautiful. 
 
 Έ.χΧΧού'τΊζω, to adorn, decorate ; to set off; 
 properly to make the face beautiful ; pres. pas. 
 καλΧοϋΤίζομαι, to adorn one's self, to be elated, 
 to be proud, to think well of one's self. From 
 KvJ^h, beautiful, and ω-ψ, the eye or face. Th. 
 οτττομαι, to see. 
 
 ΚαΧΧύύ-τηα-μα, ατο;, το, ornament, decora- 
 tion. 
 
 KaXXeuntTThs, ου, ο, excessively addicted to 
 dress. 
 
 YiaXobibaaKaXoi, ou, o, a teacher of good 
 things or of virtue. From κάλο; beautiful, and 
 ^ίΐάσ-καλο;, a master ; and this from oi^affKoj, 
 to teach. 
 
 ΚαλοκαγαάΊα, a;, yi, probity, integrity, hon- 
 esty, virtue. From the folloiving. 
 
 KaXoKaya^os, ου, ο kou -/ι, honest, virtuous, 
 upright, good ; κκΧο; και αγαύ'ο;. 
 ΚΑ~ΑϋΝ, ου, το, wood. But 
 Καλβν, from κάλο;, which see. 
 ΚαλοτβιΧον, ου, ~ο, a?id in pi. τα, wooden 
 fetters or shackles for the feet, stocks •, τα ix 
 κάλων, TO'JTiffTi ζ,υλων, ^ίοιλα, Th. "Ποιλον, 
 a shoe. 
 
 ΚαΧοττοήω, ω, f. 'hffM, to do good ; to make 
 good or handsome. From κάλο; and -^οιία), 
 to do, to make. 
 
 Κίίλόίτον?, o^os, και 'h, having beautiful 
 feet, beautiful, from κάλο; and -proZ;, ττο'^ο;, a 
 focA ; also having a v.-ooden foot ; a wooden foot 
 itself, a last. From καλόν. Also the name 
 of cm Indian animal. 
 
 Κάλο;, ου, Ό, a rope, a cable ; a string or 
 cord. 
 
 KAAO'2, '/I, ov, beautiful, handsome, fair, 
 honest, good, becoming, decent, virtuous, val- 
 iant, brave, pleasant, sweet, illustrious, estima- 
 ble, excellent ; corapar. καλλίων, siiperl. κάλ- 
 λιστο;. But TO καΧον, as a substantive, orna- 
 ment, advantage, profit, honesty, rectitude, 
 por -r^lru, elcganlly, Theocr. Idyll, xxvii, 7 -, 
 
ΚΑΛ 
 
 449 
 
 ΚΑΜ 
 
 Gal. iv, 18 ; κΆλοζ κάγαθοί) amiable and 
 noble. 
 
 ^αΧουμαι, pres. ind. pas. κα,Χουμίνος 91, ov, 
 pres. part. pas. χα,λουμίν, 1. pi. pres. act. 
 KxXwa•/- 3. pi. pres. act. of χχλίω, to call. 
 
 Καλτάζω, to make a horse trot or gallop ; 
 to walk softly or on tiptoe. Sep Κάλίτίί. 
 
 ΚΑΆΠΗ, τΐζ, ή, a water bucket, a water- 
 pot jr pitcber, a drinking vessel •, a kind of 
 race ; as if from κΌΧτοζ, or from xxXu-rrco. 
 
 Κ.ύίλτΐί, i^as, and to?, h, a water-pot or pitch- 
 er, a pail, fri.m the preceding. Also a trot- 
 ting or ambling hor?,'. pacing, a species of race, 
 Uesi/ch. ; hence κΆΧτάζαν, to gailop a horse. 
 
 ΙίοίΧϋζ'/ί, '/ji, 'h, a hut or cabin, a cottage, 
 Thucyd. i, 13.'$; a cavern. From κα,χύπτω, 
 \o hide or conceal. 
 
 Κίίλί/ββίΓβ/ίβ/Λα/, ουμαι, and 
 
 }ζ.βίλυζοτοάω, ω, to make huts, tents, ar- 
 bours.] 
 
 Καλι^^Λΐν, aiva;, «, the name of a city, Cal- 
 ydon. 
 
 Καλι/«ώ/ν, gen. pi. of χκλυ'ζ, νκος, ri. 
 
 Κ.άλνμμχ, ατβ;, το, Ά co\ ering, a cover ; a 
 veil, a hood. From xolXuttw. 
 
 Κάλϋξ, υχοζ, «, a flower cup ; a rose not 
 full blown, a rose bud ; that in which dsvy thing 
 is inclosed; a hull, husk, shell, bud, germ; 
 also a female ornament γ a kind of plant. 
 
 Κ-χλν-ττΐίξ, ϋξο;, ό, a cover, a lid ; a roof- 
 tile, 
 
 }ζ.Λλνττ'/:ξίον, ov, TO, a cover, a lid, a roof. 
 
 ΚΛλυττξχ, as, 7), a covering for the head of 
 women, a veil. 
 
 ^α.λύττξτιν, acc. Ion. from κοίΧύττξοι,, u;, 
 91, a cox'^ering for a woman's head, a veil. From 
 
 ΚΑΛΤ'ΠΤΩ, /. -ψΛ,, to cover, to veil, to 
 hide, to conceal ; to bury ; literally to cover 
 up in the earth, Anacr. 36 ; Find. Nem. viii, 
 65 \ 1. a. ίχχλυ-φχ, 1. a. iinjierat. χάλν-φον, 
 άτω, and in 2. pi. χαλύ•φκτε' perf. act. xixa- 
 Χυφα, 2. η. ίχάλυζον p. pas. χίχά,λνμμκι, 
 "φα,ι, χται, part. perf. pas. χιχΆλυμμίνοίγ 
 m, ov.'] 
 
 Κ.ΰίλιΐ'φχι, I. a. irf. act. χαλό'ψας, cover- 
 ing, veiling, part. 1. a. act. χχλυ-^άμίνος, 
 jyart. 1. a. m. xa-XU^Pyi, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. 
 act. from χοίλύντω, to cover. 
 
 Τζ.(ΐίλνφο7, dat. sing, from 
 
 Υίοίλυ-φω, Όοξ, ους, h. Calypso, a goddess, 
 who χα,'κΰ'πτίί το ^ι»νονμ$νον. 
 
 Κα,λχ;αύνίϋ, to dye of a purple colour ; to be 
 in deep thought, to revolve in mind. From 
 
 Κάλχα;, α,ντοζ, ο, the projyer name of a 
 prophet. 
 
 KA'AXH, '/IS, '/!, a flower or an animal, 
 which furnishes a purple dye. 
 
 Καλώ», 1. f. Att. for χα,λίσ•ω, of χα,Χιω, to 
 call. 
 
 Καλίύ^ίίν, ου, το, a small rope of a ship. 
 From 
 
 ΚΑΆΩ2, ω, or mo?, o, a cable, a ship's 
 
 rope. 
 
 57 
 
 KoiXH/s, adv. well, becomingly, rightly, prb- 
 perly, fitly, truly, excellently ; χα,λωξ λίγίΐ, 
 he speaks rightly. From xaXos• 
 
 KxAMaS, axos, r„ a stake to support vines, 
 a pole, a long staffj a stake, the wood of a 
 spear ; a spear. 
 
 KAMA'PA (χα,μα,ξα.), as, n, a vault or 
 arched roof, a vaulted chamber, any thing hav- 
 ing an arched covering ; a wagon ; a ship ; the 
 part of the ear near the orifice. 
 
 Κχ\ΜΑ2ΓΝΕ2, o\, a kind of salt water 
 fishes. Or χαμασνινις . 
 
 1ζ.χμάίΤ(τω, to whirl, to brandish, Hesych. 
 
 }ζ.χματ9ΐξο;, ξα, ξον, laborious, toilsome, weari- 
 some, painful ; strong ; fatigued, weary, spent, 
 oppressed with toil. Th. χάμνω. 
 
 'Κάματΰς, ov, ο, labour, toil, pains, fatigue ; 
 the fruit of one's toil ; sickness ; xa,μάτιus,for 
 χαμάτουζ, acc. pi, Th. χάμνω. 
 
 Ίίαματω^^,ζ, Bos, ο χα) 'h, laborious, toilsome, 
 troublesome ; sickly. 
 
 ^^αμζαΐνο), jEol. for χαταζαινω, to descend, 
 to go down. 
 i Κά^βάλβν, I laid down, I put down, yor x»~ 
 I τίμζαΧον, 2. a. ind. Ion. of χατίμζάΧλω. 
 \ From χατα,, I», and fiaXXUff. Χω, p. /3sSX>j»a, 
 ' to throw, 2. a. KaXov. 
 
 Καμζξίζω, to neglect, jEoI. by Sync, for 
 χαταζξίζω, Hcsych. 
 
 }ίaμζϋa■■/ls, ου, ο, a jyroper name, Cambyses. 
 
 KajWi, or χάμιν, he toiled, he took pains 
 with ; he was afflicted ; 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. 
 Ion. of χάμνω, f χάμω, j). χίχμ^χα, to be 
 fatigued ; 2. a. εχαμον. 
 
 Κ-αμίΐται, 3. sing. 2. f m. χαμουμαι• xa- 
 μίΐσΗ, 2, pi. of the same tense, from the same. 
 
 }ίαμ9ΐΧαύχ/ον, or χαμεΧαύχιον, ου, το, a hat, 
 a bonnet, because χαϋμα ίλαύνίΐ, it keeps^ off 
 the heat. 
 
 Kaμ'/ιλττns, ου, ο, a camel driver or keeper. 
 From, χάμ;-ιλο5, Ά camel. 
 
 Κ.αμνλοτάξΙαλι;, ίω?, 'h, a camelopard, an 
 animal of the camel kind. From χάμηΧος 
 and ■ττάξοαλις. Th. ττάξ^ος. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΜΗΑ02, ου, ο χα) 'h, a camel. From 
 χάμνιιν, because it is capable of bearing great 
 fatigues. 
 
 Ka^j^Ti, 2. 2^1• 2. a. suhj. act. of χάμνω. 
 
 Έ,άμτλο:, ου, ο, a thick rope, a cable. 
 
 Y.aμιvΆ7os, a'ta, atov, of or belonging to a 
 furnace or o\e\\. 
 
 Καμινίυτί^ξ, ~ιοοζ, ο, one who works at a furn- 
 ace. 
 
 Yiay.iviUTvis, οΰ, ό, the same. From the fol•- 
 loiving. 
 
 Καμ/νεύω, f ίΰσω, to bake, roast, burn, or 
 melt in an oven or furnace. 
 
 KA'MIN02 (χαμΊνο?), o'J, ο χα) vt, an 
 oven, furnace, stove, a chimney, a fire, flame, 
 heat, as if χαύμινος. From obsol. χάνω, for 
 χα'ιω, to burn. 
 
 ΙίαμΤνω, ods, h, as Ύξνι'νς χαμινω, an old 
 woman, covered with soot. From the precede 
 ing. 
 
KAK 
 
 450 
 
 ΚΑΝ 
 
 Κ.Λμμάζ•φαι, hy Sync, for κχτχμχζ•(Ρχι, 
 Hesych. 
 
 Ka^iM£v,yor χατά μ\ν, truly, indeed. 
 
 Ίί/χ/ίΛμίνειν, pres. irif. act. for χ-ατοίμιναν. 
 
 Ιίάμμίξ, ^ol.for kou τιμιΐς, or ίιμας. 
 
 Ίζ.αμμονΙν, Ion. by Sync, for κατκμονίο!,, 
 perseverance, victory. From κανοίμίνω, to 
 remain, to tarry. Th. μίνω, to remain. 
 
 Ιζ,άμμοξκ;, ου, ο και ίι, unhappy, unfortunate, 
 ill-fated ; Poet, for χαχόμοξοί, from κακοζ μ'ο- 
 ξοζ, evil lot or fate. 
 
 }ί■:cμμΌw, by SyilC. for κκτχμΰω, f. νιτω, to 
 shut tiie eyes ; to connive at ; 1. a. ίκάμμυσα., 
 p. κ.ίκκμμυκ,χ, for κκτα-μίμνΆα, From hoc-tm 
 and f-cvM, f σα-, p. μίμυκ,α.. 
 
 Τίάμνί, he toiled at, lie took pains with, 
 3. si)ig. imperf ind. act. Ion. from 
 
 ΚΑ'ΜΝΠ, /. καμΜ, or χκμ.οΐίμοίί, J), κίαμγι- 
 »α, to grow weary, to be tired, to be fatigued, 
 to toil ; to obtain by labour ; to take pains 
 with ; to be sick ; 2. a. &κ,κμον, 2. a. sidj. 
 κάμω, 'Ail '{I• 
 
 Τίχμον, In. for 'ίακμαν, 2. a. ind. act. and 
 
 'Κα.μόντΐί, dead, nom. pi. jmrt. 2. a. from 
 χάμνΜ, to be sick, 
 
 Καμύυιτχ, part. 2- a. f g. of the same verb. 
 
 Ίζ.ΆμτανίίΛ, α,ξ, vi, Campania />i /ifl/y.] 
 
 'Κν.μΤ'-ίνος, a balance, Gl. Cyr. 
 
 'Καμ'τη, Τΐζ, h, a bending, curving, or turn- 
 ing, a curve ; a joint ; intiexion of the voice. 
 From κάμτττω, to bend. Bat 
 
 Ka^crjj, '/;?, '/I, a cankerworm, a caterpillar, 
 Gl. Ci/r. Frora the sa^ne. 
 
 Ιιίκμ-τΓτοί, αΰ, ο κχϊ h, flexible, pliant ; 
 bent. 
 
 Κά/ζίττξα, us, h, a chest or trunk made of 
 bent twigs. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΜΠΤΩ, /. -ψΛ», p. κΊχ,οίμφΆ, to bend, 
 curve, bow, crook, turn ; to persuade, move ; 
 κάμ-^οα χακα, to shun or avoid evils, Eurip. 
 SuppL 748. 
 
 Καμττυλοί, vXyi, ύλον, bent, bowed, curved, 
 crooked. Th. Άχμττίο. 
 
 'Κφμφιττίΐλομίνα., Uor. for κ,α.) α,μ,φκττίΐλο- 
 μίν/ι, and having put on. Th. ο-τίλλω, to 
 adorn. 
 
 Ίίάμ-φκ, βί?, «, a case or chest made of 
 twigs ; Kju-^axyis, ου, ο, an oil flask or 
 cruise. Tii. χ,άμντω. 
 
 "Κκμων, ούσα, ov, tired, fatigued, spent, 
 dead ; part. 2. a. act. of κάμνω, f. μω, to be 
 tired or fatigued ; 2. a. ίκα,μον. 
 
 Καν, altliough, though, and if, if only, at 
 least ; almost, Anacr. vii, 8, for ax) αν. 
 
 Κάν, U'ithout an accent f^r k&\ εν, and in. 
 
 K-xva, 'h, the nante of a city, Cana, indecl. 
 Hebr. possession. 
 
 Kxvec, a basket, Gen. xl, 16, for χ,άνζα. See 
 Κανίβν. 
 
 KA'NABOS, ου, 0, a piece of loood round 
 which artists modelled figures in tvux or plaster ; 
 a lean man, in whose body the veins are prom- 
 inent ; as ffroiii xawfj, a reed or cane. Κάνα- 
 ζύί, 01, fountains dividing into many rivulets. 
 
 Κάνα^ζβν, 6u, TO, a chariot made of twigs. 
 From χάνντΊ, a cane. 
 
 KxvavTriis, ου, ό, a Canaanite, a gentile ηοηη^ 
 Hebr. 
 
 Έ,άνχσνξην, ου, ro, Ά wicker basket ; an 
 earthen di^h or vessel ; wntten also κάνκττξον. 
 Th. κ,άν/)(ι the same. 
 
 Ίίχνκφόξοζ, Dor. for χαν/ιφόζο?, bearing a 
 basket, 
 
 Ιίανα,χ^ίω, f. ήβ•ω, to resound, to make a 
 loud noise, to ring, crash, clank, or clash. 
 
 Κ«να;ΐ^ί), 7,s, 71, a loud noise, a crash, a clang, 
 a sound. From, νίχ,ο?, a f-nund. 
 
 Έ.αν»χ^9)^ά, and χχνχχ^•/{^ον, adv. with a loud 
 noise. 
 
 Ιίανάχίζί, it resounded or rung, 3. sing. 
 imj>erf. ind. act. Ion. from 
 
 Υίχνκχ^ίζω, f. Ισω, the same as κ,χναχ^'ίω, to 
 resound. Th. νίχος, a noise. 
 
 ΚΑΝΔΑ'ΚΗ flLxv'oaKyiJ, »f, h, a name 
 common to the queens of Ethiopia, Candace. 
 
 'Κχν%αύλ'-'.;, ου, ο, a pr-iiper name, Candaules. 
 
 KA'NATAOS, ου, 0, a kind of mess or 
 dish, made of flour, cheese, milk, and honey. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΝΔΤ2, υοζ, ο, a Persian garment. 
 
 Κίί.ν£Γν, 2. a. inf. act. of χχΊνω, to kill; 
 2. a. part, κχνύν. 
 
 Κκνίοίο, gen. Ion. for xaviovy from χύνεον, 
 contract, χχνοΰν, το, a wicker basket. Th. 
 xa\Yt;, ητοζ, 0, the same, 
 
 Yiaviov, ουν, TO, a basket, a vessel or dish 
 used in entertainments. From the same Th. 
 
 }ζ.άνΐτίφβκ(Ττοι. See Άνίτίφξχστο; ."j 
 
 lixvriv, Dor. and .^Eol. for χιχνεΐν, 2. a. hf. 
 act. of χχίνω, f. κχνω, to kill ; 2. a. ϊχανον. 
 
 KA'NH2, '/iTos, 0, a wicker basket, a canis- 
 ter ; a mat ; as f from χάννη, a cane, reed, 
 rush. See Κάνχιττξον. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΝΘΑΡ02 (χχνόα,ξοί), ου, ο, a beetle j 
 χά';6χξο{, a drinking-vessel, a cup, a tankard ; 
 a sea fish ; a mark on the tongue of the oX 
 Apis ; also a kind of boat. 
 
 Καί/^ίίλ/α, ων, τα, a pannel er pack-saddle, 
 a pannier. 
 
 Κχν^ίηλιο;, ου, ό, Ά great ass ; a blockhead. 
 
 From χάννων. 
 
 ΚΑΝΘΟ'2, ου, ό, the corner of the eye ; 
 the iron hoop round a wheel, the tire of a wheel. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΝΘίΙΝ, ωνο;, ο, an ass ; xxuriXto?, the 
 same; χχνύγιλιχ, ων, τχ, a pannel or pack- 
 saddle, a pannier. 
 
 KA'NNA, or χάνν/ι, 9ΐζ, 71, a reed, a cane ί 
 a mat, a covering made of cane or rushes. 
 
 'KuvixSivo;, iv'/i, tvov, made of hemp or tow. 
 
 KA'NNABIS, ίωζ, 71, and χάνχζΐζ, hemp, 
 tow. 
 
 ILxvnuffui, for χχταννεύσχξ, nodding or beck- 
 oning to ; assenting to ; part. 1. a. act. of 
 χχτχνίυω. 
 
 K-uvvyi, See Κάννα. 
 
 Κάννομο!, ου, ό χχ) 'h, by Crasisfor xx) έννομο;. 
 
 Kxvovixos, h, ov, regular, according to the 
 rule i canonical. From χχνων. 
 
 Κχνοϋν, See ILxvioio. 
 
ΚΑΠ 
 
 451 
 
 ΚΑΡ 
 
 "K-MroiZOUffor χα.) Ιντανόχ, and here also. 
 ΊιίάνυνΌοΰ,τοξ, ου, ό χα) h, Oor. for x,ui uvu- 
 ττο^Υίτος, ου, I kc&) h, barefoot, with naked feet. 
 From a, priiK and υ•το%ίω. 
 
 ΚΑΝίΓΝ, όνοζ, ό, a rule or ruler, a square ; 
 a straight piece of wood ; a standard, or any 
 thing by ivhich the measure, weight, length, ^-o. 
 .of a iking may be ascertained ; the beam of a 
 balance; the handle of a shield ; a reed round 
 which weavers wound the_threads ; a catalogue 
 or list ; a canon of Scripture ; as if from κ,άνν/ι. 
 ΚΑ'ΝΠΓΙΟΝ, ου, το, the flower of the 
 elder-tree. 
 
 Καξ, Dor. and by Crasisfor kua ίζ. 
 Κφξ^γίίξί, and he roused. Dor. and Att. 
 by Crasis for κα) Ι^γιγιΐξί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. if ϊξίγίίοω, Th. Ιγύοω, to rouse, to stir up. 
 Κατανάξ, the name of a part of a chariot. 
 ΚανΓάν>!, '/is, '/I, a stable, a manger, a car- 
 riage, a coach, a certain part of a ciiariot ; a 
 helmet of hair. From κά'^τη. 
 
 Ίίατε/τα, for κ,α.) ίτπιτα, and afterwards. 
 Καίτε^ναβι/^, h, the name of a city, Caper- 
 naum, iitdecl. Hebr. 
 
 Κά^ίτο;, ου, ό, a pit, a hole, a ditch, a 
 grave, by Aphtsresis for σκά^ιτοί. Frofn σ-χά,•^- 
 <τω, to dig. 
 
 Κάτ'/ι, '/IS, '/I, a manger ; also fodder placed 
 in a manger for horses. From κά•;ττω, to eat 
 greedily. 
 
 Κα5Γ}5λί/α, «ί, h, traiEc in all kinds of wares, 
 the business of a retailer or huckster ; a keep- 
 ing tavern. 
 
 Κα^ί}λ£Γβν, ου, το, a tavern. 
 1ίοι.•ρτγιΚίύω, f σω, to keep taA'ern ; to retail 
 wares for gain, to be a huckster or retailer ; 
 often used metaphorically, 2 Cor. ii, 17 ; κχ- 
 ^'/ιλίΰοντίς, i. e. treating dishonestly, adulter- 
 ating, making gain of; to contrive delays, 
 ^schyl. de Parthenopceo. See Sal. de Usur. 
 c. xii, ;j. 346. From χύτΫΐλοί.] 
 
 Κοι-τ'/ιλίκοί, h, ov, fraudulent, cheating; of or 
 belonging to a taverner or huckster.] 
 Ιίάτ'/ιλίί, ϊ^ο;, Yi, a female huckster ] 
 ΚΑ'ΠΗΑ02, ου, ό, a tavern-keeper, a 
 vintner, huckster, grocer, haberdasher, retailer 
 of small wares ; a corrupter. 
 ix.'rt,jor Kat t-rt. 
 Κα-τιλ'^α-μων, Aristoph. Νϊώ. 130. See 'Έ-η- 
 λ'^ιτμ,ων.'^ 
 
 Ka.Ti9ruhi'/i, Simonid. See 'E-T/srs/^e/a.j 
 Κάτνυ, jjj, h, a chimne}'. 
 Κ«•^ν/α, αί, 'h, soot ; flat or stale wine. 
 From Koc-TTvog. 
 
 Κχτνίζόμίνο;, smoking or smoked, part. pres. 
 pas. f'om 
 
 Κΰίτνίζω, f. au>, to smoke, to fumigate •, to 
 blacken in the smoke ; to make a smoke ; 
 to light a fire. In Horn, to kindle a fire for 
 a feast, Th. κα-τνας, smoke. 
 
 Κ.Άτνο^όρ(^'/ΐ, 7IS, Yi, or κ.α^νο^όκ»ι. Ion. a 
 chimney. From xctTvov ν&χ^ίσύα,ι. 
 
 KAIINO'2, fltJ, 0, smoke ; also fire, Poet. 
 '^^ if from κκ-ττω, to blow, to breathe. 
 
 YLoi'ffvoZ^o?, ου, 0, a tube or funnel through 
 which the smoke escapes. From κοιττνον 
 'ίχαν. 
 
 'Κατ/οω, f. ύα•ω, to blacken with smoke, to 
 smut, Eurip. Suppl. 497 ; Troad. 585. 
 
 Ιίκτνά^'/}}, tog, β xou h, smoky, dark. 
 
 ΚίίίΓβί, ω, ο. Dor for x^tos, ου, Ά garden. 
 
 K-ecT'Ta^oxia, as, 'h, a country if Asia 
 Minor, Cappadocia. From the river Cap- 
 padox. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΠΠΑΡΙ2, £&)?, }j, the caper bush, a 
 thorny shrub. 
 
 Κχτ^οίύίί, by Sync, for χατα,ταύίΐ, he calms 
 or stills. See Υίαταταύω. 
 
 }ζ.α7ττε^ίον, for χλτά -Ti^iov, through the 
 plain or field. Th. ^ri^ov, ground, earth. 
 
 Κάτ-τί<τί, he fell down, by Sync, for χα,• 
 τίνισι, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. in 3. dual. 
 xoiTTiffiryiV' and 
 
 TS.a9r7na'ov,for xff.Ti-Tntro'/, I. sing, or 5. pi. 
 2. a. ind. act. of χχ-τοίτίττω. Th. ττί^τω, 
 to fall ; y. m. νισοΖ^αι, perf. <κϊ•7ττωχα., 2. a. 
 
 iTiffOV, 
 
 Κ-ΰίττ-τοφάξο;, ου, ό χα) h, Lucian. an epithet 
 of a horse ; bearing the letter K, i. e. marked 
 with a kappa, which was a sign of an excellent 
 horse. Th. φίξω. 
 
 Κ-α-τ^υζίσασχ, Dor. and Poet, for χατατν- 
 
 ^Itraffa, pa?•/. 1. a. act.f. g.from χατα'ΤΓυρίζω, 
 
 f σω, to kindle, to burn ; \. a. χατίτύ^ισοί. 
 
 From xara and ίτυξίζα/. From <π•Ζξ, 7Τυξο$, 
 
 το, fire. 
 
 Kacr^/ej, ου, ο χα) h, of a boar, like a boar ; 
 having a snout hke a boar ; also the rostrum 
 of a ship. From 
 
 KA'IIPOS, ου, 0, a boar, a wild boar ; the 
 male organ of generation. From 
 
 KA'IlTil, f -φ^} Ρ' ^«> to eat greedily, to 
 devour, to swallovv eagerh' ; to breathe, to 
 blow. 
 
 Κχττυξίζω, to laugh aloud ; to indulge in 
 gluttony -, to be a slave to one's belly. 
 
 Κατνξοζ, a, ov, dried, dry, parched, scorched, 
 hot, burning, breathing out; expiring, exhal- 
 ing. 
 
 Κα-ττνω, f σω, to blow, to breathe out ; 
 •<l/uyjAv a'TToxoiTruiiv, to expire, Iliad xxii, 467 ; 
 1. a. ϊχά'τΓυσΆ, ας, ΐ. Th. χά^τω, the same,^ 
 
 Ι^α^φάΧαξ' , for xara φύλαξα, jEol. and 
 Poet, by Sync, the trappings of a horse ; tlie 
 ornaments of a helmet. 27z. φβ,λο;, splendid. 
 Y^ά<7!^ω,for χά-πτω, to breathe out, to exhale. 
 Κάτων, ωνο,, ο, a capon. 
 ΚΑ' Ρ, a Carian, a gentile noun ; a worth- 
 less fellow, because the Carians were a servile 
 and barbarous nation. 
 
 Καξ, for χάο'/ι, TO, by Apoc. the same as 
 χάξ^νον, the head. Used also for χίΐξ, death. 
 
 Κάξα, TO, and χάζπ, the head, the crown of 
 the head, as if from χιίξω, to shave, or from 
 χξύω, to govern ; because the head is the prin- 
 cipal part of the body. Th. χάζ*ινον, the same. 
 KA'PABOS, ov, 0, a marine animal of the 
 crab kind ; a species of beetle ; a kind of ship. 
 
KAP 
 
 452 
 
 KAP 
 
 Έίχξχ^οκ,ίω, f. νι<ϊω, p. 5j»a, to expect or to 
 wait for anxiously, to look about for, as if with 
 the head stretched out ; to attend diligently. 
 From κάξο, and ^αχ,ίω, to see. 
 
 }ζ.Λξίχ.κΆλλ<ον, a hood, a cap. 
 
 ΚβίΛανοί, ου, ό, the name tf a man, Caranus ; 
 also of a place ^ 
 
 Κ.αοχτο/υι,ίω, ω, f. ■ήιτω, to cut off the head, 
 to behead, Eur. Rkes. 585. 
 
 ΚΑΡΒΑΤΓΝΗ, m, 'h, a coarse country 
 shoe, made ofraio hide. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΡΔΑΜΟΝ, ου, TO, a kind of cresses, 
 water-cress. 
 
 'Κα,ξ^α,μύΧνι, Υ)ς, τι, the name of a woman. 
 
 'K.cc,pl•oίfJt,ί)σσ'ω,fύr ίΤΚ!Χ,^ιχ,μ,ύ(τσω, Etymol, 
 
 Ίζ-Χξ^άμοϋμον, ου, ro, an aromatic plant ; a 
 spice. From κα^άμον and οίμωμον, because 
 resembling both. 
 
 ΚΑΡΔΙΆ, «ί, 71, the heart ; the mind ; the 
 affections ; the orifice of the stomach, the 
 stomach, Thucyd. ii, 49> as if froin laa.^. 
 Hence 
 
 }ίοΐξ^ίαχ6;, '/), ov, belonging to the heart ; 
 having a pain in the stomach. 
 
 Y^oi^ioyvaiffT-n?, ου, ο, one who knows the 
 heart. From κ,α,ξΐίοί and yvutrrnsy a knower. 
 Th. γινωα•}(,ω, to know. 
 
 1ίοί^ιουλ>ύω, f. ν\σω, to draw or pull out the 
 heart. From κοίξοία, aiid 'ίλκω, to draw or pull. 
 
 'Kot.^/oo}, to iieel a pain in the heart or 
 stomach ; to wound to the heart. Th. κα^Ιοί. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΡΔ0Ι102, ου, VI, a kneading-trough, a 
 tray. 
 
 Kag»5, TO, indecl. the head ; by Apoc. for 
 Th. κά,ξίΐνον and κ,άξτίχο, Άτοζ, το, by Sync, 
 χάξ'/ιτο;, the same, 
 
 Κα^ί, 3. sing. 2. a. suhj. pas. of κ,ίίξΐυ, 
 f. χίξω, to shear, to crop ; 2. a. act. tjt,a,pov, 
 2. a. pas. ίκάζνιν. 
 
 Ι^οίξήοίτι, dut. sing, of κοίξ'/ΐαξ, the head. 
 See Ka^jj. 
 
 Κ.α.ξ'/ικομά,ύ:)-, ω, f. ν^σω, to have the head full 
 of hair, to wear the hair l• ng. From κ,άξ'/ι, or 
 κά,ξ'/ινον, the head, and κόμη, hair. 
 
 Ίίκξ-.ικ,ομ'οωντίζ, wearing long hair. Poet, for 
 χχξτικομωνπζ, nom. pi. part, pres. from the 
 preceding. 
 
 Καξτ^ναι, to be shorn ; 2. a. inf. pas. of 
 κίίξω, to shear ; 2. a. ίκ,χξον, 2.f. kupZ' 2, a. 
 
 pus. ίΖΧξ'/^ν. 
 
 KA'PHNON, ου, ro, the head ; the summit, 
 the top ; κάξτ), TO, indecl. also κ,σάνίον, ου, το, 
 the scull, which contains the brain ; {ιμιχράνιον, 
 »υ, το, the half of the scull. 
 
 Υίάξγ,τοί, by Sync, for κ,α,ζ/,α.τοζ, gen. sing. 
 of κ,άξποίξ, οίτοζ, το, the head ; the same as 
 κκζζνον. 
 
 K«t^/«, as, h, Caria, in Asia Minor.^ 
 
 Ιία,ξ/κ,οι, nom. pi. from 
 
 Κίχ.ζΐκ.ο;, οΰ, β, of Caria, Carian. Th. Κχξ, 
 a Carian. 
 
 Κ.Άξίνχι, al, women hired to mourn at funer- 
 als. From K'Ao, death, or because they came 
 from Curia. 
 
 Κα^ίί, Ι^οζ, rt, a kind of crabfish ; as if from 
 κ.ά.οα., because it has a very large head. Th. 
 κάξ'/ινον, the head. 
 
 ΚΑΡΚΑΓΡίΙ, to resound ; to ring ; to 
 trenible. 
 
 ΚΑΡΚΓΝ02, or κ,(/.ξ;ίΐνΰς, βυ, ο, a crabfish ; 
 one of the signs of the zodiac ; a disease called 
 cancer ; a kind of shoe ; a kind of tongs or 
 forceps. 
 
 Κ.α.ξκ.ίνόω, to make like a crabfish ; to cause 
 a cancer ; che roots of plants are said χβίζ- 
 Kivods-^an, when they spread out hike the feet of 
 the crab ,• also to be afflicted with a cancer. 
 Frotn the preceding Th. 
 
 }ζ.ΰίξ;ανάΐ9ί$, ιοζ, ο κοίΐ h, of the nature of the 
 crab.] 
 
 Ιία,οκ,'ινΜμα, α,το;, το, the disease called can- 
 cer. Th. χαξχ,ίνοζ, the same. 
 
 Έ.α,ξμα.νΐΛ, ui, h, a province of Persia, Car- 
 mania.] 
 
 Κα^^^'/ίλ/βν, ου, το, mount Carmel. 
 
 Ιίάξνος, ios, TO, a louse ; a sheep ; a flock, 
 Hesych. 
 
 KA'P02, ου, 0, a deep sleep, a species of 
 lethargy ; drowsiness, heaviness. 
 
 Καξος, Our. for κ,'/ίξος, gen. from xn^, fate, 
 death, or χοίξο;, ο. Dor. for χνίξο;, od, o, wax. 
 
 Ίίχξοό^ίον, ου, το, a chariot, a coach, a 
 caroche. 
 
 Κοίξόω, ω, f. ωσω, p. κ,ίκίίξωκοί, to throw 
 into a deep sleep, to put asleep ; to cause a 
 heaviness or drowsiness, as by drinking imiCf 
 Anacr, 36 ; pas. -ξουμαα, to be seized with a 
 deep sleep, to be overpowered with drowsiness. 
 27?. χά,ξοζ.'^ 
 
 ΚΑΡΠΑΓ, ων, αϊ, worms which breed in 
 olive trees. 
 
 ΚΑΡ1ΤΑΓΑ, ας, ίι, a certain kind of dance ; 
 οζχ'/ισι? Iv το7ζ oTi-Xois, dancing in armour or 
 armed. 
 
 Ίίαξ-τάλϊμος, ου, ο κ,α) 'h, swift, rapid, quick, 
 speedy; as if αζ'ττάλίμοζ. Hence 
 
 Καξταλίμύΐί, quickly, swiftly, rapidly ; as if 
 frotn άξταλίμίϋ;, adv. Th. άξττάζω, to snatch, 
 to seize. 
 
 Καξ-^άα-ϊνος, ν, ov, made of fine flax or of linen. 
 
 KxVPilASOS, ου, 71, a certain poisonous 
 drug ; a kind of fine flax. 
 
 ΚΑΡΠΗ'2Ι0Ν, ου, το, the slender stalk of 
 an aromatic plant resembling cinnamon. From 
 χάξφο^, a shoot, a stalk. 
 
 Καζ-τίζομαι, to declare one to be free •, to 
 set free. From χά^φοί, a rod, a twig, a dry 
 stalk, Salm. de Modo Usur. c. ult. p. 880. 
 
 Καξτίζω, to gather fruit ; to pluck, gather, 
 reap, to enjoy ; to declare free. From xa^-^os, 
 fruit. 
 
 Κάξ•;τϊμο;, ιμη, 'μον, bearing fruit, fruitful, 
 fit tor bearing Iruit. Th. χχζτοξ, fruit. 
 
 KagcrJj, 'ilos, h, the rod used by the Prcetor 
 when he declared a slave free ; a declaring 
 free ; emancipation. 
 
 Καξττίστϊ^ί} ου, ο, one who declared a person 
 free. 
 
Ka:^ 
 
 453 
 
 KAP 
 
 ΚκιΟΤ/ίΤτ/Λί, the claiming a person to be 
 free, tv.'iich ivas done hy taking hold of his wrist ; 
 in GcUius, xx, cap. 9. 
 
 'Ka(^'rΌζ|Jωτo?, ov, ο κά) h, having the fruit 
 gnawed ; having eatable fruit. From κ.αο•τΰί 
 and βζύίτκ,ω, to eat. 
 
 Ka^vTilV/v, dut. pi. loii. of κχξτίς. 
 
 Κκξτάομαι, οΖμα,ι, to gather or reap the 
 fruit ; to enjoy, to obtain; to exhaust; to con- 
 suine. 
 
 ΚΑΡΠΟ'2, oZ, 0, fruit; corn; seed; the 
 young ; profit, advantage, utility ; the wrist or 
 carpus ; κκξ-ζίοζ φθηνών, the fruit of the mind, 
 i, e. prudence. Hence α,κΰί,ξ•το;ι ou, ο κ,//,) vi, 
 unfruitful, barren ; ίΰκχξ-ττοί, ου, ο και '/ι, abound- 
 ing in fruit. 
 
 }ζ.α,ξ•;το;, ου, ό, the name of a man. 
 
 ίζ.ΰίξΤοφΟξίίΰ, y. ^<Τω, p. ΚίΚύίζ-ΤΓοφοξ'ήΧΧ, to 
 
 bear fruit; 1. a. ΐΗ.χξ•^οφΰξ'/ιο•». From 
 
 }ίΆξ'^ΰφόξος, ου, ΰ κ,α.) h, bearing fruit, fruit- 
 ful. From Kc/.^ro; and φίξω, to bear. 
 
 Έίοίξ-^όω, to pluck or gatiier fruit ; to enjoy, 
 possess, gain; to sacrifice; 1. a. Ικύζ-ττωσα. 
 Th. κα^τβί. 
 
 'Ka.^TTuf^oi, α,τος, το, fruit; gain ; a victim, a 
 sacrifice, an ofiering. 
 
 Ka^iT<w5-if, £«?, 'h, a plucking the fruit ; 
 reaping tiie advantage ; enjoyment of a thing ; 
 a sacrifice ; ra, ξύλα, rn? κχξ-ττωσϊως, the wood 
 of sacrifice, Sej)tuag. ] 
 
 ΚχξττΜτοξ, ii, ov, embroidered with the fig- 
 ures of various fruits ; or, according to H. Sle- 
 phanus, 2 Sam. xiii, 18, with sleeves reaching 
 down to the wrists; an epithet of a garment. 
 
 ULajpa,, a city of Arabia, Carrha. 
 
 }ζ.ύίρρίζίΐν, JEol. by Sync, for κα,τα,^ρίζίΐν, 
 pres. inf. and . 
 
 Κ-χρ^ίζουα-Ά, stroking with the hanu, caress- 
 ing, southing, part. pres. f. g. for κατΆρρί- 
 ζουα-χ. From χχτχ and ρίζω. 
 
 Κ.ά,ρρον, ου, το, Ά chariot, car, cart or 
 wagon . 
 
 Κ-άρριον, Dor. for Η,^ύσσων, more valiant, 
 better ; as if from χχξτων, from αάξτοξ, for 
 χ,ξχτοζ, strength. 
 
 K.eippa»Tos, ου, ο, Carrotus ; for an account of 
 him see Scholia Pyth. Od. 5, 271, 5. 
 
 ΚΑ'ΡΣΙ02, ta, tov, oblique, across. Whence 
 ίγκχξίΤίος, ου, ο χχί 'h, the same. 
 
 Κάξτχ, greatly, very much, extremely, ex- 
 ceedingly, from κάξτος, for κξχτοί, strength ; 
 η κ,χζτχ, by all means, certainly, a mode of 
 affirming. 
 
 ^χξταλύ,μιον, a little basket, dimin. of 
 
 KA'PTAAAOS, ου, ό, a basket, tapering 
 below to a point. 
 
 Κ,χξτίί, dat. sing, from χάξτοξ, ios, το, for 
 κξύτοζ, strength. 
 
 Ι^ΆξΤίξχΊχ^μας, a, o, Poet, and Dor. for 
 
 ^χρτίξχίχ^μπί, ου, ο, Ά valiant warrior, 
 mighty with the spear or in arms. From 
 χκζτίξοί, strong, and χΐχ^μγι, a spear. 
 
 }ζ.χξτίζίίϋ, a/, f Ϋιαω, p. χίκκξτϊξγικ,α, to be 
 Strong or hardy j to be courageous, to perse- 
 
 vere.; to bear patiently; to forbear; 1. a. 
 
 \ίίΧ(>τ\ρ•ή(Τχ• 1 . a. opt. JEol. κ,ΆξΤίξ'/ισίίχ, χ?, s. 
 Fr^<m κ,χξτε/ιοζ, which is from κχξτοί, by Me- 
 tath.fur κζχτο;,'ίθί, το, strength. 
 
 ΚχξΠξίχ, χ;, 'h, a bearing or enduring ; 
 patience, endurance ; constancy ; forbearance, 
 abstinence. 
 
 'ΚχζτιηΐΆο;, h, ov, endued with patience ; 
 patient, hardy, constant. From κχζτίξΌς. 
 
 Κχξτίξόΰϋ/Άοζ, ου, ο Kxt 'h, having a hardy 
 mind ; patient, constant, persevering, stubborn, 
 obstinate. From κχζ-ο;, by Metath. for χξχτοί, 
 ίοζ, το, strength, and Β-υμ,ος, the mind. 
 
 JiaoTipov iivxi Tivos,for .κ,ρχτί7ν Ttvo;, to van- 
 quish any one. From κχξτίξόζ. 
 
 }ix^Ti^(>v,for κ,χξτίξίΰ;, strongly, powerfully, 
 strenuously, bravely. 
 
 Κ.χρτΐξο-7Γλ7ί^, ηγοί, ό !ixi h, striking violent 
 blows. 
 
 Κ,χξτίξοξ, ξχ, ξον) strong, mighty, powerful, 
 vigorous ; violent ; able to get possession of 
 or to retain any thing ; patient, enduring ; 
 valiant. From, κκξτο;, by Metath. for χξάτο{, 
 ioi, TO, strength. 
 
 }ζ.χξτίξόφξονχ, ace. sing, from 
 
 }ζ.χξτίξόφζΜν, ονοζ, ο κχί 71, harsh, severe ; 
 courageous, valiant. From χχξτίζοί and φρνιν, 
 the mind. 
 
 Κάξτ/α-το;, most excellent, by Metath. for 
 χξχηστο;, superl. of χγχβος, compar, κούσνων^ 
 good. Th. κ,ξάτοζ, strength. 
 
 Έίκξτοί, ίο;, το, by Metuth. for κρχτοζ, το, 
 strength. 
 
 Ίίίαξτΰνχι, by Metath, for κ.ξατυνχί, 1. a. 
 inf. act. from 
 
 Κχξτύνω, for χζα,τύνω, to make strong, to 
 strengthen. Th. xgx-roi, strength. 
 
 KAPT'A, «J, «, a walnut-tree ; κχσυον, ου, 
 το, a walnut. From . π,κξχ, because it is a 
 round fruit, shaped like the liead. 
 
 Κχζυίνος, tv'/i, ivov, of or belonging to a nut 
 or nut-tree ; like a nut. 
 
 Κ,χξυία-κοζ, shaped like a nut or almond ; and 
 as a sztbstantive, ου, ο, a bowl or cup, made 
 in the form of a nut. 
 
 KAPT'KH, r,i, '/I, a kind of sauce, used by 
 the Lydians. 
 
 Ίίχξυ'ξ, υκ,ύί, ο. Dor. for χ'ήξυ'^, ο, Ά herald, 
 a public crier. 
 
 Κ.χξύζ,χια•Ά, JEol. for χ,νΐξΰ\χ!Τα, having pub- 
 licly proclaimed; part. 1. a. act. f g. of 
 Κ7ΐξύαί<τω, to proclaim. Th. χ'/ίξυζ, a herald, 
 
 }ζ.άξυξί, Dor. for χζξυ^ί, Ion. for ίκ^ξυζε, 
 1. a. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 }ζ.χξυον, ου, το, a nut or walnut ; xaffTava- 
 i'xov, a chesnut. See Καρύχ.^ 
 
 }ζ.χξυα•β•Μ, Dor. for χ}ΐξν<τα•ω. 
 
 "Κ,αξυωτχ, Exod. xxxviii, pi, from 
 
 Κ,χξυΜτον, ου, το, Ά cup (r bowl, made in 
 the shape (fa nut. From χχξυον. 
 
 1ζ.χξφχλίοί, ίχ, ίον, dry, arid. Th. χχρφω^ 
 to make dry. 
 
 Ιίχξφολογίω, ω, f. ήο'ω,- to pick oflf motes^ 
 lint, ^c. from a garment, Theophr. Char. 2.] 
 
KA2 
 
 454 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 ΚΜξφΰί, ί«ί, ΤΟ, a dry stalk or twig, chaff, I Κάο-ταναν, 
 &traAv ; a shoot, a scion ; a little table o)- tablet; -rava.. 
 
 0v, <ri, a chestnut. From *««•- 
 
 a bird's nest made of dry twigs or straw ; a 
 paring, as of an apple ; and 
 
 ΚΑ'ΡΦϋ, f. "φαι, p. κ,εκ,Άξψχ, to dry, to 
 malce dry ; to make dirty or filthy, to shrivel 
 or wrinkle ; to humble, to bring down. Hence 
 χάοψο;, TO, cliaff. 
 
 Ιίαξ^^αλίοί, in Homer J[)r χαξφαλΐο;. 
 
 'Καξχ^χξο^οντα, having rough, sharp, o?• jagged 
 teeth, ace. .na<i.from 
 
 Κ.αξ^αξί)}ου;, ^οντο;, ο x-Cii h• ΐ'νοηΐ κάρ~ 
 χα,ξος, rough, and οίους, ovtos, ο, a tooth. 
 
 }ίάξχ^οίξοί, ου, ο κα) h, rough, sharp ; vio- 
 lent, Lucian. Tli. χ^χξάσ'σ'ω. 
 
 }ζ.ΰίξρ^ύιΤ)ον, Dor. far κΓ/,οη^γκηον. 
 
 Κχζχ;'/ιοό•Μθί, of Cartilage, Carthaginian ; a 
 precious stone. 
 
 Κ-χ-ξχ^η^Μν, Όνος, the citv of Carthage. 
 
 KAPXH'SION, ου, re, the upper part of a 
 
 Καυ-τβ^ί/βχ μ'ίΧον, Κχσ-τόξαα; νμνοζ, See Find. 
 Istkniior. Od. i, p. 437, 5, a song, sun^ by 
 the Spartans before a battle, to animate their 
 courage, and ttiake them despise death. 
 
 Κχ\'2ΤίΊΐ,Ρ, οξοξ, ό, the beaver ; a quadru- 
 ped with a large belly. From γχα-τίΐΡ, the 
 belly. 
 
 Kaa-^ih, he detained, Iliad xi, 701, 3. sing, 
 imperf. indie, act. JSol. bifSyncforKar'nrxiety 
 of xa. τασχ^ιύω, for κ/ατίχ^ω, to hinder, to keep 
 back. 
 
 ~Κά(τ;^ίτο, for κα,τίΐτχ^ίτο, 3. sing. 2. a. m. 
 of -ΛΆτασχ^ίω, or «a 7-i;^iy, to possess ; to hold 
 fast ; to hinder. Th. 'ίχ,ω, f '&ξ&,, 2. a. 
 ϊσ•;ζον. 
 
 ΚΑΎΑ\ prep. 1. until the genitive, against; 
 
 as tl 0ίθί Ι'^ίζ ίΐμΰν, τί; καί' τιμαίν ; if God is 
 for us, who can be against us? JRom. viii, 31 ; 
 
 ship's mast •, a kind of cup, nnrroiver in the ! of, concerning, as οτι ϊμ,Λ^τυζήσΆΐ/.ίν κοίτα, του 
 
 middle than at the two ends ; a rope ; a band- | &ioi, because w^e have testified of God, 1 Cor, 
 
 age. I XV, 1 5 ; upon, as κατιχ^ζιν α,υτου κ,ατα, τγις «ε- 
 
 Καξω, Dor. for κ'/ΐξΰι, dat. sing, of κ,ηοος, ' φ»λ)ίς, ske poured it on his head, Mark xiv,.3 ; 
 
 ου, 0, wax. 
 
 ΚΑ2ΑΆΒΗ, '/i{, «^ and ΚΆσ-α,λζοίί, ahos, 71, 
 a prostitute. 
 
 KA'2A2, ου, 0, a costly horse-cloth ; em- 
 broidered cloth, with a pile on both sides. 
 
 1ίχα•οίύξθ!., and χ,ασω^α, τόξνη, a prostitute, 
 Hesj/ch. From κ,άα-σ-α (nid ωοοί, care. 
 Κ-χσ-ίλ^νο}, See Ά.σ'ίλ7ΐνος.~\ 
 Υ^χσύλο7σιν, and in or among the good, dat. 
 pi. Ion. fro}ii κάοτύλος, for κκι ΙιχύΧο;, and 
 good. 
 
 Καβ•/«, Άζ, ί. Cassia, a shritb like the cin- 
 .namon ; cinnamon itself. 
 
 Kairia μίλ&ινα, the cassia fistularis, or pur- 
 gative cassia. 
 
 Κ-χοΊγν^,η^, ης, '/ι, Ά sister. From κ-χα-ις, ιος, 
 ο κ,χ] ί), a brother or sister, and γεΊνομαι, to be 
 horn. 
 
 Ιίχίτίγν/ιτος, ου, and Ion. oio, o, a brother, a 
 cousin ; a brother's or sister's son ; a blood re- | 
 lation. 
 
 KA'2I2, toi, Ό >c<xi h, a brother or sister ; 
 one of the same age, as f γάσις. From γάω, 
 to beget. 
 
 Κ.κο-τίχ, «5, 'h, (^'/-λχτα-χ η nderstodd J the 
 Caspian sea ; also το ¥-χ<τ7Γΐον, the .'.vi/u.•.] 
 
 KA'22A, «;, -h, a prostitute, ivlio meretri- 
 cions/y κχζίΐ, adonis, h:'rsHf. 
 
 ΚΑ22Ι'Λ, «;, «, Cassia, a spici/ shrub re- 
 sembling the cinnanuin. Sec Ky.a-ix. 
 
 ΚΑ22ΓΤ1ζΡ02,.βι/, ό, and JU. xct-rrlri- 
 ξος, tin ; as if from χ,άασχ, a pr<;slitute j for it 
 looks like sihvr, witltout being so. 
 
 KA22Tii, and All. x,KTTUw,f. ΰτω, to sew 
 together, to stitch up, to cobble ; to mend ; to 
 plot, to contrive. Whence κ,άττυμκ, leather, 
 
 KA2TA'NA, '/)i, h, a cily of Thessal.L/ and 
 cf Ponlus, Castana. 
 
 Κ-χιττχνίΛΪκ'ιν κχουον, Ά cheblnut. 
 
 by, as ίζ,οξκίζω ο'ί κχτα του Θίου, Ι adjure thee 
 by God, Alalt. xxvi, 63 ; in, as h άάτά βχύους 
 ττωχύχ, deep poverty or poverty in its depths, 
 I 2. Cor, viii, 2; kxtm βυΰΰν, in" the depths; 
 against or over, as ούχ; ^χ^ις ί^ουιτίαν κατ' ί/χου, 
 thou woulJit not have power agamst or over me^ 
 John xix, 11. 
 
 2. Κατά, with the accusative, according to, 
 after -, κχτ itxava τιμών, G:in. i, 26, according 
 to our own image. In ; κχτ' ονχξ, Matt, i, 
 20, in a dream ; κάτχ •ί•ίιν χ^ύξχν ίκίίντον, Luke 
 XV, 14, in that country. I'o ; '?ιλβί κχτ αϋτον, 
 Duke χ, 33, came to him. Towards ; κχτα. 
 Tm SsC'.iiiixv -^οξίΰισύχι. Acts xvi, 7, to go 
 towards Bithynia. Near ; -λάτ "Αζγος, Eurip, 
 Supplic. 366, near Argos, Beza ad Act. Apost. 
 xxvii, 4. Beiore ; οίς κχτ Ιφύαλμονς Τξοε• 
 γξάφ'/ι. Gal. iii, 3, before whose eyes he hath 
 been evidently set forth. With ; κχτα, ιπαυτον 
 ίχ^ί, Rom. xiv, 22, have it with thyself or to 
 thyself, Asnoilg ; τους κχτχ τα. 'iuv/i -ττχντχς^ 
 Acts xxi, 21, all who are among the gentiles. 
 Ot or among ; •7Τχντων των κχτα Ίουοαίους ίόων. 
 Acts xxvi, 3, in all the customs which are 
 among the Jews. From, on account of; κχτα 
 ■χα,σ-αν αΐτίχν. Matt. 3, for every cause ; κχτα 
 χύξΐν, Rom. iv, 4, of favour. Even to ; ατινα 
 Ιάΐλ γξοίφ^τα» Kxi" h, John xxi, 25, which if 
 they were written every one. It is also dis- 
 tributioe ; υμιίς κχ$' ίνχ, Epk. ν, 33, every 
 one of you ; Kxf υτΐζ^ολην, excessively; κατά, 
 μικξον, gradually i κχτ ίνιχυτον, every year, 
 yearly ; κχύ' ϊκχστην ήμίζχν, daily, every day ; 
 κχτ' ilpYiv^v, in time of peace ; κχτ ίλίον, from 
 or tiirough compassion ; xar' ολίγους, a i'ew at 
 a time ; κχτκ το <π•λί7στον, for the most part ; 
 κχτα 'ΡτρΌσω'ΤΓον, in Iront ; ο καύ' '/{tovhv θάνα- 
 τος, an agreeable death. 
 
 It is used in the periphrasis if iwxms; o\ 
 κατά, ττ'ολιν, Luke viii, 4, the inhabitants of the 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 455 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 city ; χατχ xSyoVf Acts χίχ, 1 4, with reason, 
 justly ; χ,Μτα, χξάτος, ver. 20, mightily, power- 
 fully ; Iv 7o7s Ka.d' ημΆζ, who have hved in our 
 time or memory ; l χ,α,ί τιμΖί λίγοι , our doc- 
 trine or sect. Kktoc, is sometimes oviitted by 
 Ellipsis, as κχ) αυτό νοντο 5ί σ-^ου^γιν τασαν 'τκζί- 
 ια-ίνίγκαντίς, 2 Pet. ί, 5, giving all diligence to 
 this, Eurip. in Androm. 906 •, τά α-υτα, κοά 
 νοσουμ,ιν, in this very thing we are faint. And 
 with the genit, xocra, ντίτξων σ-τίίζαν, to sow on 
 the rocks ; ομνύαν xar \\ωΧύ»ζ, to swear 
 with imprecations of ruin or destruction on one's 
 self, Dem. Mid, 5, 20 ; 
 
 In composition it denotes fl.J the opposite of 
 eivM, i. e, down, downwards, as κ,α,ηϋζα,ίνω, to 
 go down ; (2.) against ; as χα,τχκΆυχα.α•ύα,ι, 
 to boast against ; (S.J greatly, very much, a7id 
 then it augments the signification, as κα,τίί^αι- 
 λος, full of idols ; or f^.J it does not change the 
 meaning of the simple word, as κα,τΆΰννιίτκ,ω, to 
 die.] 
 
 Κατάρα, descend thou, by Apoc. for χ,α,τή- 
 ζ•η6ι, or κα.τάζα.ύι, 2, a. imperat, act. Ait. 
 from 
 
 K.a.TeiSecivu, imperf χχτίζκινον, f. m. λλ-τά- 
 ζ'ήΐτομΆΐ, p. κα,τα,Ζ'ίζ,ΤιΚΛ, to go or come down, 
 descend, alight ; to depart, set out, to come ; 
 to condescend, to agree with ; 2, a. χ/χτίζην, 
 ίίί, Π' 2. a. imperat. χα,τά,ζη^ι, and χα,τάζαίι, 
 3. sing, -ήτω, and by Apoc. xarx^»• 2. a. 
 subj. act. χχτα,ζω, η;, η' 2. α. inf. Kncra-^ma,!' 
 
 2. a. part, χχταζχί, άντοζ. From χατχ, in 
 oompos. downward, and βαίντο, to go. 
 
 νία,τα,ζάΧλω, f. α,λω, p. κκτίζίζλνιχκ, to 
 throw or cast down, to overthrow, to throw 
 to the ground, to demolish, to kill, to throw 
 into ; to pay ; pres. m. χοιτα,ζάλ^-ημχί, to lay 
 the foundations •, perf pas. κα.τα.ζίζλημκΐ' 1. a. 
 pas. χατοίζλ^ά^ιν ραφ inid. κα,τκζίζίΧα. Th. 
 βάλλω, to throw. 
 
 Κ.ατχζβιτ'Τίζομαι, to be plunged in or under, 
 to be drowned ; f m. Ίσ-αμΆΐ• p. pas. χα,τχζί- 
 %ά•7Ττισμαΐ' 1. a. pas. χχτίζχττΊσέην. Th. 
 βάνττω, to dip, to dye. 
 
 Ιζ,κΤΛζχζίω, f, '/iffM, p. χατχζίζάξο^χα, to 
 weigh down ; to burden, to be a burden to ; 
 1. a. χατΐζάξ'ηα-χ. Th. βάζος, το, weight. 
 
 Καταβα^ϋνΛ/, the same, and from the same. 
 
 Καταβαί, άντος, atid in f g. χχταζ,χοχ,• 
 part, 2. a. act. of χχτχζχΊνω, to descend. 
 
 K.xT(i€x<nos, ου, ο κα) h-, descending. 
 
 iixTxSxins, i/n;, ri, the act of descending ; a 
 coming down, a descent. 
 
 Ιίατχζάτω, let him come down or descend, 
 
 3. nng. 2. a. imperat. act. xxTxZxit. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Ιίατχζχυχχλάω, to lull by singing, to sing 
 to sleep, as nurses are accustomed to do, the 
 same as βχυκχλάω. From βχνχοξ, pleasant, or 
 βχυζχΜ, to sleep. 
 
 }ζ.χτχζζζχιόομχι, οΰμκι, to affirm, assert, 
 maintain. Th. βίζχίο;, firm, steadfast. 
 
 KxTxSsSkfiy/ivxs, ace. pi. perf, part. pas. 
 f, g, of κατχζάλλω. 
 
 Κχτχζίζξί^κσ-ι, they are burdened or heavy 
 with, 3. pi. perf. ind. mid. of xxτxSξί^ω,f. ffat, 
 p. XX, to load, to be heavy. 
 
 Κχτχζγ, he might descend, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 subj. act. of κατχζχίνω. 
 
 Κ»τχζ'/ΐάι, 2. a. iriiperat. act. of the same. 
 
 K.xTa^ri<no-, Ion. for χχτχζήα-ον, pres. im•^ 
 perat. of χχταζγ,σομ.χι, formed froDi \. fut. 
 ■m. of χχτχζχίνω, to descend. Th. βχΊνω, 
 to go. 
 
 'Κχτχζ.ήίπτχι, 3. sing. I. f ind. m. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Κχτχζίχζβμχί, to be overcome, to be forced 
 or compelled, to be oppressed ; also aotively, 
 like χίίτχζίχξω, to overcome, ^-c. fut. mid. 
 σομαι,ι• p. pus. βίχσμ,χι• 1. α, pas. χχτίζιζχ- 
 ffunv. 
 
 Κ.χτχ^ι'^χζω, f. χίω, to cause to descend ; 
 to lead down, to cast down ; to bring down ; 
 1. a. act. κχη^Ιζχσ-Ά' 1. a. pas. χχ^ίζιζάσθγιν 
 1 . f pas. χχτχζιζχΐΓ&τ)α•9μχί, η, tTxt. From 
 xxTx arid βιζχΖ,ω, 
 
 Ιίχτχζιζρ^ύσχω^ to eat, devour, swallow ; 
 consume ; pres. inf. pas. xxTaSiSoucrxia-Pxt. 
 From XXTX and βιζ^άσχω, the same as βρύσχω, 
 f. βξωίτω, to eat. 
 
 'Κχτχζ'ιου, live thou, pres. imperat. and 
 
 Υίχτχζ,ιΌω, f. ύσω, to pass, spend, or finish 
 one's life. Th. βίος, life. 
 
 KxTxSitua-x;, having ended his life, part. 1, a. 
 from the preceding, 
 
 Ίζ,χτχζίωιπί, ία)ζ, fi, life, the end of life. 
 
 TixTxSxiTM, f. "ψω, p. β'ίξλίψχ, to look 
 down ; to look at or contemplate attentively. 
 
 Ίίχτχζλ'/ιρζ^χΰμχι, ουμχι, tc bleat. Th. βλνί- 
 ρζχομχί, the same. 
 
 K«r*€e«iy, ω, f. ήιτω, to bawl out, vocifer- 
 ate, cry out against, to inveigh against, revile, 
 accuse ; χχτχζοχβ'ίχι, pres, inf. 7nid. to cry 
 out upon, or. to inveigh against clamorousty, 
 Th. βοχω, to bawl out. 
 
 Καταβί>;ίτ<ί, ζωξ, {ι, a crying out against; 
 reproacii ; denunciation ; accusation. 
 
 JixTxSoXx, »ζ, vt, Dor. for 
 
 Κχταξολτι, ij?, h, a throwing down ; a founda- 
 tion, beginning, origin ; a paying ; calumny ; 
 destruction ; descent ; a victim. From, χχτχ- 
 
 ζχλλ&ι. 
 
 Κχτχζοα-χομίνχων, feeding upon, gen. jil. 
 Αβ')1. for κχτχζοα-χομ'ινΜν, part. pres. pas. of 
 
 Ιζ.κτχζοσ'κω, and χχτχζόα•χομχι, to feed 
 upon, to eat, to browze. Th. βόσχω. 
 
 Κχτχζξχξίόω, f. ίΰιτω, to deprive of one's 
 due reward, to condemn unjustly, to defraud, 
 to assume authority over ; to treat arroo^antlv ; 
 1. a. χχτίζξάξίνσ•α. From xxrx and βξχξίόα;, 
 to give the prize. Th. βξχξίυς, ίω-,, ό, he who 
 adjudged the prize, in the games. 
 
 Ιίχτχζξαχ^υ, adv. by degrees ; not long^ 
 after. 
 
 Κχτχξξ'ίχά/, to pour over, wash, wet, water, 
 moisten, immerse ; Metaph. to praise ; χχτχ- 
 ζξ'ίχίΐν (TiyTi, to hide, to suppress, as if to wash 
 with silence. Th. βξίχΜ, to water. 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 45S 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 "Καταζξί^ω, y. ί(τα>, to load, burden ; to be 
 loaded or heavy ; to excel in riches, Theocr. 
 Xvii, 95. Th. βξ'ιύω, to be heavy. 
 
 Έ.ιχ,τα,ζξοχγι, r,;, 'h, a watering or wetting. 
 
 Κχτά,ζξΜμα, ατοζ, το, food. 
 
 'Κα.τοίζξ&ι^κς, D ,r. for χαταζζωσα,ζ, part, 
 1. a. act. of κ,Άτα,ζρωσκ,ω, to swallow, devour. 
 Th. βξύσκω, to eat. 
 
 Έ.οι.'τάζξωίηί, ίΜζ, hi a swallowing down ; a 
 consuming, 
 
 }ζ.ατα,ξξωα•κ/», to swallow down, absorb, de- 
 vour, consume ; the same as κ.ατα.ζ(ζξ/ΐϋσ-κ.ω. 
 Th. βξώ<ϊΆ6α, to eat. 
 
 ^α,τοί.ζνύΊΖ.ω, f. ίίτω, p. κ.Άτκζίζύύΐ}ΐΆ, to 
 plunge under ; submerge, drown. From βι/- 
 
 ^α,τα,ζωσοΜ,α,ι, Ion. for κατα-ζοήσομαι., 1. f. 
 ind. 7nid. χ,χτα,ζοχιτ^χί τινο;, to cry out or to 
 inv^eigh against clamorously. Th. βοάω. 
 
 Ίίαταγκγω, >!f, y, 2. a. subj. Att. of κατά- 
 γω, to lead down, -^c. 
 
 ΈίΆτά,γαιο;, ου, ο y.xi 'h, and KCirayuoi, oc, 
 ev, under the ground, subterraneous. Til. 
 yoCice.., the earth. 
 
 Κ«τ«7^ελ5ΐΐί, ζωξ, ό, a publisher, a preacher, 
 a setter forth ; a messenger. From 
 
 ^Οίτ/αγγίλλω, f. ίλω, p. κατ'^γγίλκα, to 
 announce, declare, proclaim, publish ; to inform 
 against, to accuse ; to celebrate ; I. a. koc- 
 ττιγγίΐλίχ.• 2. a. αατ^γγελον hence 2. a. 
 pas. κΆ7'/ιγγίλ'/ιν, νΐί, yj• p. m. κατ-^γγΒλα. 
 Th. αγγίλλΜ, to announce, to tell. 
 
 Ίία.τα.γαν, to lead down, to conduct, pres. 
 inf. fro)n κοίτάγω. 
 
 Κοίτάγ-ιο;, See Κατάρα/β?. J ) 
 
 Κ.α,τα.γί?^οίΐτά^ΐΤ'/ι, thou wilt be laughed at ; 
 2, shig. ^'f ind. pas. of καταγελάω. 
 
 Ι^ατα.γ'ίΑο.ίΤτοζ, ου, ο κοά νι, laughed at, de- 
 rided ; worthy to be laughed at, ridiculous ; 
 verbal adj. From 
 
 liciTocytXacfj, ω, to laugh at, to deride, tvith 
 gen. imperf. ind. act. Kanyiy-ccov, ων, -oa;, 
 as. -Bit, a' f. άσω, p. KU.Ts;.yiyiXa.'Aa.• 1. a. 
 xBCTiyiXettra. Th. γίλάω. 
 
 Ίζ.Άτάγίλωζ, euro;, ο, a laughing at, deri- 
 sion. 
 
 iixroiynoKirzoviri, 3. pi. pres. ind. from. 
 
 lia.T(x.y'/i^a7}Cui), f άσω, to groAV old. Th. 
 Th. yigai, «τβί, TO, old age. 
 
 ']La.τu.yΊζω, to consecrate, to dedicate, Ion. 
 for κa.ύot,yΊζeu. From ά,yίξω, the same. Th. 
 ciyoi, ιοζ, TO, veneration. 
 
 Karii'y/visiVj Ion. for liMTaynv, to lead down, 
 to lead back, to restore. 
 
 ^ΰl,τayιv(ύ(rκω,f. m. ^Λecτa:.yvωffoμo^,^• p. κκτί- 
 yvojxocy to decide against a person, to condemn ; 
 to accuse, blame, despise ; to thinlc, judge ; 
 know, understand, perceive ; 2. a. KocTiyvuv, 
 us, ω• perf pus. ■KU.TiyiuffiMa.i• part, perf pas. 
 itoiTiyvuir^'ivos, worthy to be blamed. Th. 
 ytvuo'Kiii, to know. 
 
 'K(ίτcίyvά^7Γτω, -φω, to card and comb wool, 
 to lay up carded wool ; to lay up, conlide in, 
 repose upon as one's hope ; μ^τ'/ΐο tks ^iyuXets 
 
 IXTri^Bis I'yi) ffo) κοίτίγνα-φί βίου, Eunp. Troad. 
 1252, thy mother had reposed the hopes of her 
 life on thee. But yvUTfTu rarely occurs in 
 composition. 
 
 'Ka.Tctyvo't'/jv, ns, n, 2.'a. opt. act. of κατά.' 
 γινωσ-χ,ω, to condemn, 2. a. subj. x/nTotyvu• 
 2. a. imperat. KaTayvuSt. 
 
 KoiTocyvua, to break in pieces, to break. 
 See }io-^Taycu. 
 
 Ιίοίτα,γνω, Sis, &>, 2. a. subj. act. xoiTxyvuvat, 
 2. a. inj. of κοίτο!.γΐ)ιωιτκ,ω. 
 
 YiciTayvMirts, sms, 'h, condemnation, blame, 
 disapprobation. 
 
 liKTa,yoyytjZ,u, f. vffu, p, xocTKyiyoyyvKaf 
 to murmur against. 
 
 }ίoίτayo■Aτίvω, to impose upon or deceive by 
 jugglery; to juggle, cheat. Th. yOn%. 
 
 ^oiT(/,yo^ot,(Tfjt,os, 01), 0, a buying, purchase ; 
 κο!,τα.γοξοί<Τ(Λο; του σίτου, Ά buying up of corn, 
 I)iod. Sic. 
 
 Ίζ.oίτκyόξivσ■^s, sas, h, declaration, disclosure, 
 exposition. 
 
 Έ^οίτοίγοξίνω, f ίΰσω, to accuse, to inform 
 against ; to disclose, declare, tell, reveal, be- 
 tray. Th. ayoQcc, a market-place. 
 
 lίa^τΰ<,yξΛφω, to delineate, describe, mark 
 out, Λvrite down, register ; to enrol ; to levy. 
 Th. yQ^aiprj), f -φ^, to write. 
 
 lixTKyM, KOiTOuytujAi, or κοίτοίγνύω, f χ,οί- 
 τάϊ,ύϋ, and Alt. κΆτΐΆ^,ο), to break, to break 
 in pieces; 1. a. Att. κ.οίτίοίϊ,ο(,' j)res. pas. κ,ατά- 
 yvvfAOii, to be broken in pieces ; 2. a. pas. 
 y.a.Tia,y'^v, yis, '/]' 2. a. subj. pas. xetTiccyu, vis, 
 '?, and in 3. j^. xocTOiyMfftv. From xaroc and 
 oiyct), or oiyvuf^i, to break, 
 
 KaTo-y/i/, to lead down, to conduct, to bring 
 into port ; to restore ; τον υΐον, Isocr. Panath, 
 to reinstate the son in the crown ; to spin ; 
 mariners are said oivaynrSat when they weigh 
 anchor and put to sea ; and xarayitr^eci, when 
 they come into port, Acts xxvii, 2, 3 •, κάτο.- 
 yoy,a.i, to be brought doAvn, to descend ; to be 
 restored ; to put up at or lodge at, as a guest ; 
 f. κατάγω, p. Att. Kot,TayYtOXO!.- Att. 2. a. κα,τή- 
 yayov Att. 2. a. subj. act. aocTOiyuyca, ψ, y 
 2. a. inf. Att. xaTayoiyiiV• part. 2. a. act. 
 κα -roiyoLyav, οΖσα., Όν perf. act. ΛΟίττιχ^αι.• pef. 
 pas. KccTYiyyOii^ yii,oit, νικται• 1. a. pas. αοίτ'/ί- 
 γβ'Αν, ns, η, Γ was brought to, I arrived at. 
 From κα,τα, down, and ayu, to lead. 
 
 Karayiwy^, vis, 'h, and KocTOiyuyiov, ου, το, 
 a lodging-place, an inn ; an arrival or coming 
 into port ; a road for ships ; a return of exiles. 
 From κατ ay (/Ml, to put up at, to lodge. Th. 
 ciyoj, to lead. 
 
 ~Koe.Toi,ya)v'iZoy.oc.t, f. m. ισομοί,ι• peif. pas, 
 KOiTyiyajvtir^ai, to vanquish in battle, to over- 
 come ; \. a. mid. Koi.Tr,yuviora,f/.r,v, ω, ατο. 
 From κα,τΆ and u.yiov'iZ,ou.ot.i, to strive, to con- 
 tend. Th. ay ων. 
 
 Κατα'^αίομαι, to consume, to burn up, as a 
 fire does the sacrifice, Joseph. Frojn }αία/, to 
 give a feast. 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 457 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 Καταδά^νώ;, to bite. From χα,τά, and 
 %άχνω, the same ; f. m. %n^o[jt,oir 2. a. 'βαχον. 
 
 Κ-ατΛ^αμάζω, J", άΐτω, p. ^ί^άμοίχα, to tame 
 completely ; to vanquish, subdue ; pcrf. p«s. 
 ό&οά.μ»σ•μΆί. 
 
 Κχτβί^α,τα,νά,ω, ω, to consume, spend, squand- 
 er. Th. ^ατχνάω. 
 
 Kccrci^urrea, f. "^ω, to tear in pieces, rend, 
 mangle, devour. Frotn χκτα and δ«ίττ&», to 
 devour, to mangle. 
 
 Κ-χτα^ζία-ηξοί, α> ov, less, inferior ; imper- 
 fect, deficient ; οτω; μτι xotroiHiiffTipoi ucriv αυ- 
 τών, that they may not be more wanting or de- 
 ficient in propriety of behaviour than they, 
 Newton s Tlieophr. Procem."] 
 
 Karcctiii;, iog, ο xai h, deficient in any thing, 
 not complete in all its parts, inferior to another 
 in number, size, <|-c. Th. }ίω, or ^ίομαι, to' 
 Λvant. 
 
 ΚαταίίΓ, /or ^i7, it wants, there wants or is 
 wanting. Fro7n the same Th. 
 
 Ίζ.χτα'^ύχννμί, and -νύαι^ to show, to make 
 known, to make appear ; to teach, instruct ; 
 to institute ; to ordain. 
 
 Κατα^ί/λ/άώ/, ω,f. άσω, to be greatly afraid, 
 to behave in a dastardly manner. 
 
 T^araVi^ai, Ion. for xoiTu^tl^ai, to show ; 
 1. a. Ώίβη. irf χατα,^-ύχννμί. Th. ^ύχνυμι, 
 f. ^st^iu, to show. 
 
 KaraSse^a/, to entreat earnestly or implore ; 
 to beseech, beg ; f. m. ^ι-ήΐτομχι• p. ind', pas. 
 ^ί^εαίμαΐ' ]. a. pas. χχτεΐίήύην. Th. Ι'ίομαί. 
 
 Κ.Άτα,οίίτμίνΜ, f. ίύιτω, ]). χατα^ίΥία-μευχα,, 
 to tie, bind, bind fast. 
 
 Κατα^ίσ-μί}, Jjj, i, a bundle. From νεσ-μη. 
 Kxrahoii, scii. ο δίτας, in Hes. 3. siyig. 
 pres. subj. act. from 
 
 Kfurahuoj, to wet, moisten. Th. tiuu, to 
 wet. 
 
 'ΚΆτα.νί^ομκι, to receive, to take ; to admit ; 
 to bear, to Le able ; not to refuse ; to approve. 
 Καταδίώ/, f. Yjfrea.) to tie or bind fast j to 
 bind together, to hinder ; to condemn ; to con- 
 vict ; to enchant; 1. a. xecriha-a• p. χατα,Υί- 
 δίχΛ, and '/]xa. Th. Vi&i, to tie. 
 
 Κατάδ^λβί, ου, ο χοά ri, very clear, plain, 
 manifest. From xara, and Ir.ko;, manifest, 
 evident. 
 
 ΙίοίΤίχ,^'/ίμαγωγζω) f. νισω, to court the pop- 
 ulace by fawning speeches, to coax or wheedle 
 the people by popular arts. From χατά. and 
 %ιημΆγωγ'ίω, the same, from Ιΐίμο;, the peo- 
 ple, and α,γω, to lead. 
 
 'Κα,'τα^τιμοζοξίω, to devour the people, to 
 squander the pubHc property ; to consume ; to 
 Spend. From Ιτ^μ,οξ and βοξα, food. 
 
 Κατα,^ίχΐξ'ίΛ), ω, f. ■ήσω, p. χα,το^^ι^ξπχκ, to 
 divide, to distribute ; 2, a. χα,τοίΒ,ΰλο)!. Th. 
 
 Λίρίω, 
 
 KaTuhxirdu, to decide against, to condemn. 
 Th. "^iatTx, manner of living. 
 
 Ketrah^udv, Ion. for χατοΐ^ι^όνα,ι, to flow 
 VCito, pres. it f. from 
 
 Λ-Λταύίδωμί, f xara^a/iru, to distribute, di- 
 
 58 
 
 vide, deal ; to flow into. Th. νϊ^ωμι, to 
 give. 
 
 Καταδ<«ά^«,/. afcd, to pass sentence against 
 one ; to condemn ; σίωϋτοΖ χχτχ^ικάζίΐί S -άνα- 
 Tiv, thou passest sentence of death upon thyself, 
 Herod, i, 45 •, 1. a. pas. xxTi^txatrunv 1. /*. 
 pas. χΛτα^ιχασύήιτομαι, 9i, trxi. Front χα.τ^ 
 and ^ίχάζα, to judge, pass sentence. Th. 
 'hi XT). 
 
 Κατα^/χ);, rf, h, condemnation, sentence, 
 penalty. 
 
 K-XTxhukixu, f. ξω, to follow after, pursue j 
 1. a. xxTiltcii^ci. Th. ΙιύχΜ, the same. 
 
 Κατα,^οχίύ/, m^f. νισω, to think, believe, sus- 
 pect. Th. Ιοχίω, to see. 
 
 K-ccTxhoXiff^Qict), ajy f. '/,σω, to talk idly or 
 impertinently -, to tease or annoy by loquacity. 
 Κατάδβ^α/, to have one's ear ring with sing- 
 ing. From α^ω, to sing. Th. xultu, the 
 same. 
 
 Ά.α•7χθΰνλόω, f. aarea, p. χχτοώΐ^ουΧωχχ•, to 
 reduce to slavery, to subjugate ; \. a. m. xa- 
 ψίοουΧωσχμ'/μι, ω, ατο' 1. α. subj. τη. χχτχάου- 
 Χωσωμχι, »j, r,rxt, and in 3. pi. χα,το^ου'Χώσων- 
 Txr j)art, ]>res. pas. χχτχ1>ουΧούμΊνοί. Front 
 xpcTo, and Ζουλάω, from ^ουλοζ, a servant, a 
 slave. 
 
 Jiarx^pau, and -^itpxarxUff. χατχόιοξάο'ω, or 
 χατχ^ξχίτω, to rua away, escape, flee. 
 
 Κχτχ^ξί'ΤΜ, the same as ^ξίτω, to pluck οίζ 
 to gather. 
 
 Κατχ^ξομΫΐ, >??, 'h, incursion, inroad, invasion ; 
 a censuring, or inveighing against. From xx- 
 Txir^i^Uf to run against, to invade j from 
 τζϊχ^ω, to run, 2. n. 'ύΐζχμα.•». 
 
 Κατάδ^ϋ^βί, ου, ο χχ) 'Α, woody.] 
 Ιίχτχ'^ξύντω, f. -φω, to tear in pieces, mair• 
 gle, rend. Th. ^ξύττ&ι, to rend, to tear. 
 
 Kxrx^Vvxi, to go in, to enter, 2. a. inf. act. 
 of xxru^'jva), or χχτά^νμι, to plunge in or 
 under, to sink. 
 
 Κχτχ^υνααττίίχ, χ;, h, tyrannical exercise of 
 power, oppression. 
 
 JixTx^vyxa-riveu, f. ίΰσω, p. xxTc^ihuvxffnV' 
 Kx, to bring under one's power, to tyrannize 
 over, to oppress, to lord it over. From- κχτα 
 and ^υνχσηύω. Th. ^ύνχμχι, to be able. 
 
 Kara^yvsiv, ^ires. irf. act. if χκτοΒύνίο, or 
 -υμι. 
 
 Κχτα^ύντχ, going down, setting, ace. sing, 
 part. 2. a. act. from xara^hi, ύντοί^ from 
 χχτχΰυμι• 2. α. χχτί^υν, 
 
 Κ,χτχ^ϋνω, or χχτχ^υμ/, to enter into, to 
 enter secretly, to hide, to lurk ; to plunge in or 
 under, to sink, act. and pas. to submerge, to 
 go down, to set ; to be ashamed ; to put on. 
 Th. ^όνω, to go in. 
 
 Κατ<*δϋί, uvros, jjart. 2. a. See the ^;re- 
 ceding. 
 
 K.xTx^'jtrso, Ion. for χχτχ^ΰσον, pres. vn~ 
 perat. pas. of κχτχΐυα-ομχι, to be sunk, to hide 
 one's self ; pres. formed from a fut. F<rom 
 xarx and ^υ<τομχι. Poet, ^ΰιτνομχι^ to be plung- 
 ed in, to sink. Th. tiivay, to go in. 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 458 
 
 kAT 
 
 K«ra$t/(f/f, ίω;, ή, a plunging under, im- 
 mersion ; a lurking-place, a cave, a den. 
 
 K.XTxtua), the same as xarethvvof, f, verof 
 2. a. jcari^'jv, υ;, υ, Luc. ii, 134. 
 
 Karai/^fti, or κατάγω, to sing to or before 
 one ; to annoy one by singing ; to charm or 
 enchant. Th. ά,ύ^ω, to siiig. 
 
 ΚατΆϋμίνοί, covered, clothed with ; thick ; 
 Poet, for κα,ύίΐμίνοξ, ])a?'t. perf. pas. of χχβίν- 
 vo/u,!, or xotu'tia. From jcara and ϊα>, to put on 
 clothes ; 1 . fl. iJcrci, perf. pas. ii^at. 
 
 KaTasivuov, Iliad xxiii, 135, S. pi. iinpeif. 
 act. from 
 
 Ιίατκίΐνύω, or χατοαινυμ*, to clothe, to dress, 
 tbput on clothes. From κατά, and ύνύω, the 
 same as 'ica, to clothe. 
 
 KarasiVare, 3. sing. \. a. m. of χατάζιμι, 
 for κάτιιμι, to descend, to go down into, to 
 sink, Iliad xi, 358. Th. ί^ιμι, or ϊω, to go. 
 
 Καταζα/νώ/, and 
 
 Κοίταζάνου, to make dry, to dry up, Odt/s. 
 xi, 5S6.] 
 
 Ίζ.α.νίίζίυζί;, ίωί, ή, a yoking or harnessing 
 together.] 
 
 }L•ίxrιAζr,MιX'<r}ίi,from 
 
 Κ.ατΆζνινάα•κ-α;, one of the forms of τΜίτχζάνω, 
 which see.^ 
 
 }ζ.α,ΤΛΟαμζίω, or κχ,τα,βαμζίομαι, to admire 
 even to amazement ; to be sorely afraid of. 
 From κ,α,τα, and ^α,μζ'ίω, to be aniaze(}. Th. 
 3-χμζο;, TO, asionishment. 
 
 'Κχταύά^τω, to bury, to inter. 
 
 'Κ.αταόχξξίω, and 
 
 Κ,ατα^Μξίτίω, ω, f ήσω, to be bold or daring 
 against one. Th. Βαξο-ίω. 
 
 Kareihivuu, to lay down, to pay down, 2. a. 
 tTf. act. and 
 
 KenTcc^uo, 2. sing. 2. a. m. opt. of χατατί- 
 β'/ίμι. Th. τΐύημι, f d-mM, to put, to place, 
 2. a. ium•, 2. a. in. Ιίίμγίν 2. a. o])t. mid. 
 Sity.'/iv, 9-i7a. 
 
 Κ.ατα,βζματίζα), f. Iff ω, to imprecate curses 
 upon one, Malt, xxvi, 74; Iren. i, 13, 2; 
 Jast. M. and CEcumen. ad Act. xxiii, 12. 
 In Matt, some MSS. read erroneously xctra.- 
 να,ύζμαίτΙΖ,αν, a word found no where else, 
 Heng. in Gnom. 
 
 ' Kecrauitr^a,!, to lay up, to deposite, to show, 
 to render, Acts xxiv, 27, 2. a. iff. in. arid 
 
 KoiTeihffo, Poet, χάτίϊο, lay thou up, or de- 
 posite thou, 2. a. imperat. mid. of χατα- 
 Τίίΐίμι. 
 
 Κατά^>;α/, Ion. for χα,τάίηι 2. sing. 2. a. 
 suhj. vrdd. of χκτατίβγιμί• 2. a. χατίό'/ιν, 
 
 }La.roe,uri<ruv, 1. _/. inf. act. xa,rui6ri<T7i, thou 
 shalt or wilt lay up, 2. dug. 1. f. m. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Υυχ.τα6χάω, ω, f affo), to break in pieces, 
 bruise, crush. Th. B-xdu, to break. 
 
 Κκτχόλίω, f. riff at f to be addicted to the 
 athletic games ; to vanquish in the games ; to 
 vanquish. From χατα and άίλίω, to strive, 
 to contend. Th. cii^Xos, a contest. 
 
 JiarahnTOS, h) ey, mortal, dat. pi. χαταίννι» 
 
 το7ξ. From x»ra and B-vt^ros, tke same. Frmrs- 
 S^v^ffxia, to die. 
 
 Καταβοινάω, ω, to lavish in feasting ; to con- 
 sume, eat up.] 
 
 Κατα^^αύϋταί, αντοί, part. I. a. act. from 
 Κατα^ξαυω, to break in pieces, to crush to 
 pieces. Th. B^auu.,f. σω, to break. 
 
 Kara^^»?v£&>, to bewail, mourn, or deplore bit- 
 terly, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Κ,ατα^ύμίον, ου, το, desire, will ; and 
 ΈΜ,ταύύμιος, a, av, grateful to the mind, pleas- 
 '"S' agreeable. From χατα and 3-υμοΐ, the 
 mind. 
 
 K.aτa^'Jμpζoξiff/ιs, 2. sing. I. a. suhj. From 
 χατα and Β-υμοζοζίω, to corrode the mind with 
 sorrow, from Β-υμο;, the mind, arid βοξα» 
 food. 
 
 K.aTa^vffai, 1. a. inf. act. from 
 Κ.αταόναι, to sacrifice, to kill ; to bind or 
 compel, constrain by enchantment. Th. Βύω^ 
 f. B-vffu, to sacrifice. 
 
 Καταύωμεΰα, 1 . pi. 2. a. m. from χατατί- 
 6ημί. Th. τ'ίίημι, 2. a. 'Unv, to put, lay, set j, 
 2. a. m. Ιβίμ»ν. 
 
 ΚΛταιζάττίί, oo, 0, the descender, an ejyithet 
 of Jupiter, because of his descending in thundery 
 the thunderer.] 
 
 Kara/^a^flj, n, ov, for χαταζατοζ, that may 
 be descended through or passed through by de- 
 scending, passable, Odys. xiii, 110.] 
 
 ^aτa^y^ζoμΛ^, f. mid. ίσομαι, p. χατή- 
 γισμαι, to storm, rage, to be stormy. 
 
 Κ.αταίγ)ί, i^ej, «, a storm of wind, a tempest. 
 From χατα and alyis, the same. From atffffu^ 
 to rush. 
 
 Κ.αταί^ίω, ω, to shame, or to make ashamed, 
 »αταινίομαι, ουμαι, to revere, venerate ; to 
 stand in awe of, to be ashamed. From ath'io- 
 μαι, the same. Th. allui, vi, shame. 
 
 }ίαται6νσσω. Poet, to shine; to glitter with 
 splendour, Pind. Pyth. iv, 5, the same as 
 aWvfffftu, to shine, to be bright. Th. αΊ6ω, to 
 burn. 
 
 Καταίβω, Poet, to burn, to consume. 
 }ζ.αταινίω, ω, f. iff&>, to approve, applaud ; 
 to assent to. From α'ινίω, to praise. Th. 
 αίνος, praise. 
 
 lLaTai^^i6uffa, thrown down, destroyed, de- 
 molished ; part. \. a. pas. and 
 
 Ιίατα/ξίόμίνο;, Ion. for χαέαίξζόμίνοί, part, 
 pres. pas. from 
 
 Έίαταίξίίϋ, Ion. for χα^αίξίω, to throw or 
 cast down ; to despatch or transact successfully ; 
 IDiktt χαταίξίίσ^αι, are wont to be accomplished 
 or obtained, Herod, vii, 50.] 
 
 Καταίξ&ι, f(f mariners) to bring to land ; 
 to make the land or shore, to arrive to land ; 
 to descend ; to come to, to march to. Th. α'Ιζω, 
 f. αζω, p. ηξχα, to take or lift up. 
 
 "Καταίτσω, to descend with violence, to rush 
 down, to rush against. From χατα arid 
 aliffffui, to rush. 
 
 JiaTaiff^uvai, 1. a. inf. act. from 
 Κατοασ^Ρ^ϋνω, f» καταισχύνω, p. κατ^ίτχυψ- 
 
Κατ 
 
 459 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 ^α, to make ashamed, to put to shame, to 
 confound ; to disgrace, dishonour ; to offer 
 violence to, to defile ; 1. a. κατνισ^^υνα,• pres. 
 pas. κατα,ίσχύνομ,ίχ,ι^ to be ashamed ; to blush ; 
 to be disgraced ; vnvperf. χατ^σ•;ζυ)ΐόμην, ou, tro• 
 1. a. ind. pas. χ,α,τι^σχ^ύνθην•, jjj, «' 1. a. im- 
 perat. pas. κα,τοίΐτ^ύνβ'ήΤΓ 1 . a. opt. j)as. 
 xaTaitfj^miiiyiv 1. a. sul)j. pas. χα,τοίκτ^υνύ^, 
 iff, ψ ^' S• P^^' '^^''^'^'Ο'Χ'^ν^'^ο'οβαα, y, iron. 
 From xaret and ^Ισχύνω, to make ashamed, 
 Th. αίβ•χ;ος, το, shame. 
 
 Κατ«<ηα, 3. sing, jires. from 
 
 Karairiaeu, f. ά,σω, to accuse, to charge 
 with. Th. aWicif 
 
 KATAI~TXS, νγος, '//, a low helmet or 
 casque without a crest ; srag» το χάτω -nru- 
 χβα,ι. 
 
 ΊίατΆίωζίομ.Άί, ov/nai, to huTlg down, to 
 dangle or wave to and fro in the air. Tk. 
 αϊωξίω,/, ^tru), to raise up on high. 
 
 Κατα««{/ί, {ίσα, sv, part. 2. a. pas. and 
 
 Τία,τΰί»α,9ΐα•ομαι, ν;, ιτα,ι, 2.f. pas. from κα.' 
 Tuxcc'ttu, to burn up. 
 
 }ζ.α7Λ»αίνω, to kill, to slay. 
 
 Κκταχαίξίοί, ου, ο κα) h, deadly, fatal. 
 From χοϋξοί, occasion. 
 
 Kacraxaiaf, to burn up, to consume by fire ; 
 imperf. χατίχαιον f. ΧΛτα,χα,ίίσω' 1. a. xocri- 
 χαυσα' 1, a. inf. xciTotxauffucr 2. a. xartxaov, 
 perf. χοίταχίκαυχα- 1 . a. ind. pas. χκτίχαύό'/^ν 
 L• fut. pas, χ,α,ταχα,υύήσομαα• 2. a. ind. pas. 
 xocTixayiv, jjj, »?• 2. f. pas. χΛτα,χα,ήσομα,ι. 
 From χοίτα. andL χαίω, to burn. 
 
 Karax«A£<y,y! mea, and ψω, to call for ? to 
 Send for ; to summon; to call forth; to call 
 back ; to seek out ; to invoke, to implore ; 
 χα,ταχαλίομαι, οΖμα,ι^ the same* Th. χοίλίω, 
 ω, to call. 
 
 ΥίαταχάΧυμμα., aroi, το, a covering. 
 
 Κΰίταχαλύ-ττω, f. -φω, p. καιτχχίΧΆλνφα, 
 to cover over, to cover, to veil ; 2. a. xecTsxa- 
 λυζον. Th. χαλν^τω, to cover. 
 
 Καταχάμτττω, to bend, curve, crook. 
 
 Κατΰίχά,ξ^ιοζ, ου, ο xcti ί, aimed at the heart. 
 Th. xoi^'ia. 
 
 Κατάχα,ξτοξ, ου, ο χα) {;, rich in fruit, load- 
 ed with fruit, fruitful ; rich. Th. καξτ'ος. 
 
 Έ.ατάχα,υμα, ατοζ, το, any thing burnt ; a 
 burning, a burn. 
 
 KuiTeeKoiua-n, he shall burn up, l.f, ind. act. 
 •of xaraxeelu. 
 
 Κατοίχοίυρι^άομβίΐ, ωμαι, to boast against 
 another ; to insult any one i to treat contemp- 
 tuously ; to despise. Th. χαυ;ζβίομαι, to boast, 
 f. m. ή(Τομα.ι. 
 
 Κ,ατάχιιμοίί, crai, τκι, to lie down, to He, to 
 keep one's bed, as a sick person ; to recline or 
 sit at table ; to be kept ; to be laid up ; imperf. 
 χατιχύμνιν, σο, το' pres. inf. m. χοίτα,κίΤσβαΐ' 
 part. pres. mid. χοίσο!,χ%'ίμ%ης, t), cr f. χχτα- 
 χε'κταμοίί. Th. χίϊμοίΐ, to lie down, 
 
 Κα,ταχίίξω, to cut off, crop, clip; to con- 
 sume, Odi/s. iv, 686; waste; pillage. Th. 
 Xi^ξΛ^,f. &ξω^ 
 
 Κα7•ά»5/Λ•', for χοίτάχίίοΌ, recline thou, or 
 sit down, pres. imperat. of χοίτάχιιμα,ι. 
 
 ΈίατΆχεκλ/μίναί, part. peif. pas, of κοι.ταχ'ΚΊ- 
 νομΜ, to recline or sit down at table. Th. 
 κλίνω, J', vca, p. χίχλιχχ, to bend down, to 
 incline. 
 
 Κχτοίχίχξίτοα, he was condemned ; 3. sing, 
 perf. pas. of χατχχξίναι, f. νω, to condemn ; 
 J. a. χχτίχξίνα. Th. x^/W, to judge. 
 
 KxTxxivou, a, f. ωσω, to empty, pour out, 
 discharge, drain, exhaust. 
 
 KxTXKivTiaff f. ήα-ω, to prick, stab, pierce, 
 wound. 
 
 Κ.χταχίντξίύύ, to sting, to prick ; to arni 
 u"ith stings, I)iod. Sic. 
 
 Κχτχχίξτομ'ίω, to reproach with sharp or 
 cutting words ; to deride, ridicule. See Κίξτομχ. 
 
 Ιζ-χτΆΧί^ύχται, they were poured out, 3. jt>/. 
 perf. ind. pas. Ion. for χχτχχίχ^υντχι, from 
 χχτα)ζυω. 
 
 ΚχτΛχ^,ίμίν, Iliad vii, 408, to burn, Ion. 
 for xxTxxijxi, 1. a. inf. act. of χχτχχχΐω, to 
 burn. From χχΐω, f. χχύσω, the same ; 1. a. 
 'ίχα,υσχ, and ixnx. 
 
 Κχταχ'^ομίν, Iliad vii, 333, we will fcurn, or 
 let us burn. 
 
 Κχτχχηξόω, to cover witii wax. From 
 xxTx and χνίξόω, froiri KsagM-i^ wax,. 
 
 Κχτχχτ^ξωιτχνη,;, part. 1« &. acJt. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Κχτχχλχίω, to lament, bem'.n!,] 
 
 KxTx»Xxa),f xtru, to break in pieces, break; 
 to break off; to move to pity ; 1. a. χατί- 
 χΧχσ^, «?, ε. Th. κΧάω, to break. 
 
 Τίχτχχλασ-τοί, ου, ο χχ) h, shut up, impris- 
 oned. 
 
 ΥίχτχχΧίΙω, f. i'iffo), to shut up, confine, \m'- 
 prison ; to blockade, besiege ; to bind or tie 
 fast; 1. a. xxTixkiiffx, a;, i. Th. xXi'nu, to 
 shut. 
 
 Κ.χτχ»λΐΐξο$οτίω, to divide or distribute by 
 lot. From χλζξο^ότνίζ, ου, ο, a testator. From 
 χλΐίξοί, a lot, and Votvis, a giver. 
 
 ^χτχχΧπρονομίω, f '/ΐ(τω, to eatejr upon aa 
 inheritance, to acquire or possess by inheritance^ 
 to inherit ; to make one an heir ; to distribute 
 by lot. From χλνΐζόνομο^, an heir. From χλη• 
 ξοί, a lot, a7id ύμω, to distribute. 
 
 Ίζ,χτχχλνίξουμχί, to take or receive by lot ; 
 to cast lots for, to obtain. From χατ» and 
 χλπξΰω. Th. χΧί^ξοί, a lot. 
 
 iLxraxXionyxh 1. ci. inf. pas. and 
 
 Έ.χτΆκ'λ.Ίνχι, 1 . a. iif. act. from 
 
 }LxTxxXTvM,f. voj, p. χαταχίκλίχχ, to jnakfi 
 to lie down ; to recline or sit ; to place, to 
 seat; to incline towards; 1. a. χ&τίχλινχ^ 
 1 . «, imperat. χχτχχλινον, ά,τω• 1 . a. ind. pas. 
 xxTixXloyiv, 1. a. subj. pas. χχτχχλιύω, ij, ij• 
 \. a. inf. pas. xxTxxki^ijvxu From xxra and 
 χλίχω, to bend down, to incline. 
 
 Κ.χτχ»λυζβα, f ύα•ω, p. χχτχχίχλνχχ, to 
 overflow, overwhelm, or cover with water ; to 
 deluge, to drown ; to fill with water, Aristoph. 
 to make abundant ; perf. pas, καταχίχλνσ-μΛί, 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 4G& 
 
 ΚαΤ 
 
 1 . α. pas. Άΐί'Τίκ,Χύσύτ^ν, part. 1 . α. pas. χατα- 
 Λλυτύύξ. From κάτο. and χ,λνζίύ, to wash. 
 
 Κο-,τχκλυΰ-μο;, ον, ό, a deluge or inundation ; 
 a washing away ; an accumulation or supera- 
 bundance. 
 
 Κ,ατα,κλωόω, to spin threads ; to spin the 
 threads of fate, T!i. κΧώύω, to spin. 
 
 Κα,τΆχνίξω, to cut in pieces ; to mince, rend, 
 tear ; to scarify 5 to carp at ; to disparage ; to 
 tickle. From xxra and κνΊζω^ to scrape. Tli. 
 χνάω, the same. 
 
 Υ^α,τΆχ,οψάω, f. iiaro", to make sleep, to lull 
 asleep ; χατίζκομάομαι, ωμα,ι, to sleep. Til, 
 Άοιμάω, to cause to lie down. 
 
 Ιίίχτα,χοιμ'/,^^τω, 1. a. imperat. pas. of xa- 
 τα,χοίμάω. 
 
 ^α.'ΤΆΧΰΐμ'ίΖ^ω,, the same as χΛτα,χοιμάω. 
 Έ.ο(.τα,χ!>ιμισττίί, ου, ο, a chamberlain or cham- 
 ber-servant. 
 
 ^α,ταχ',ίοα,'/ίω, ω, to rule, govern ; to admin- 
 ister ; to manage. Frjin «ατά and χοιοα,ήω, 
 to command. Th. χοίξανο;, a prince. 
 
 liccTcixeiTo;, ev, xou h, in bed, lying or 
 sleeping in bed. From κατά:, and κοίτη, abed. 
 Καταχολβι/^εώί, ω, to Ibllow after ; to follow, 
 obey ; to assent to, ivith dat. f. ■ήΐτω, 1. a. xa- 
 rv:xo\uu6r,o-tz, part. 1 . a. act. ΚΆΤοι,χο\ου6τ,(τα;, 
 c-vroi, in f. g. utra, psrf. act. xxryixoXouurixa.. 
 Th. άχίλου&οί, ου, ο χα,} 'h, an attendant. 
 
 ΙίοίΤίχ,χοΧίίόίΐα, to maim, mutilate. Th. χολούω, 
 the same. 
 
 1ίαταχομίζα>, f. Ίσω, to bring down ; to car- 
 ry, convey, bring back ; χα,τΆχομιΖ,ομοίΐ, to re- 
 turn home. 
 
 Ι^οί.τακον^υΧΊΖ.ω, f. Ίσω, to strike with the 
 fist ; to curf, to box. Th. χόνΐυλο?. 
 
 ΥίαταχοντΊΖ,ω, to pierce with a spoar or 
 javelin. Th. scxcav, ovros, 0, a javelin. 
 
 Ίζ-ΐίΤϋχοτί!;, liijot., £v, cut in pieces, Jrom 
 κα,τΛχόττω, to cut ; 2. a. ixoTov, p. m. xt~ 
 χοτα. 
 
 ΐίατάχοτοζ, ου, ο xoci fi, mad, furious, frantic; 
 af-.'io weary, spent with toil. 
 
 Κα ra^ocTT-iy, J", "φω, p. χοι.τα,κ,ιχο(^Λ, to cat 
 in pieces, to break or beat to pieces ; to cut oft": 
 to beat, wound, or kill ; to coin or stamp ; to 
 prune. Th. χΌττω. 
 
 Ιίκτχκ.όξοζ, ου, ο xoc.) 'h, sated or satiated, 
 full ; causing satiety, cloyed, tedious, disgust- 
 ing. 
 
 Κατακβ^Λ•ί, cdv. plentifully, enough ; even 
 to satiety, immoderately, too often. Th. χοξίω. 
 Ίζ-ΆτοίχοσμίΜ, J". 'Ατω, to set or put in order, 
 to arrange; to prepare, to arm ; to ad.)rn ; to 
 pay respect to. From xara and χοσμίω, to 
 adorn, to set in order. Th. χΌσμοζ, order, 
 ornament. 
 
 liot.Tax'iuoj, to hear, hearken, listen, mind, 
 obey. Jh. ί,-Λούω, to hear. 
 
 K«r«*»aT£ic",y. riffu, to have in one's power, 
 to hold iiist ; to vanquish, to repress. Th. 
 Λ,ξάτοε, TO, strengtli. 
 
 Κν.τκχξά,τΰί vixKv, to vanquish by force ; 
 (^L•o disjunclivelj/ xaru χ^ύτος. 
 
 Isiaraxaieijfiyia, u, f. yjffu, to CUt up, as a 
 
 butcher does meat. From χατα, xpiecs, ιιτος, 
 TO, flesh, and ϊογον, a work. 
 
 ΊίχταχξΫί^ν, Iliad xvi, 548, the same as 
 χατΆ χσατΰζ, from the head, frcm the top ; 
 utterly, Orf?,'.?. xi, 587. 
 
 }ζ.ΰί.ταχξνιμνίζΜ,^ Ίσω, to throw or cast doAvn 
 from a steep place, to precipitate; 1. a. ««- 
 τιχξ7ΐμνΐ70ί, I. a. itif χΆτακξ'/:μ.νΊσοίί, ρ, act. 
 χαταχιχοτίμνιχα., p. pas. χαταχίχξ'^μνίνμΛΐ» 
 From χα,τα, and χξ^ιμνίζω, J'roni χξτ,μνοξ, a 
 precipice. 
 
 Τία,τάχο'/ιμνος, ου, ο κα) jj, steep. From 
 χρτ.μ.νοζ. a precipice. 
 
 Ιία,τα,χξί^ίύΐι), f. σω, p. xoc, to speak ill of 
 others, to detract ; to laugh at. From χατκ 
 and άχξί;, a locust. 
 
 ίίJ'.τxκpίμoί, ατός, το, condemnation. 
 
 Is^aTaxoTvea, J. vu>, to give sentence against ; 
 to condemn ; to dest>roy, to overthrow ; \, a, 
 xetTixptvcf, a?, i, J}, act. χιζτχκ.ίχξίχκ, p. pas. 
 χοίτχχίχζΐμχι, ffcci, τα,ι, 1. α. pas. κοίτ%χ.ζΐ$ην, 
 '/li, 71, \. a. subj. j)as. χοι,ταχοιίω, r,?, r„ ajid w 
 pi. ωμιν, fJTS, ωσι, ^' f• }^os. χα,τοίχξΐβγ,σομοίΐ, y,f 
 ίται. Th. χξίνω, to judge 
 
 }ζ.Άτά,χξϊ(ηζ, εωΐ, 'h, condemnation. 
 
 Κ,οίταχξοτίω, ω, f. νισω, p. χίκξοτ'/ιχχ, to 
 clap, applaud ; to praise greatly. From, xoltk 
 and χξΰτ'ίΜ. From χοΌτος, a clapping of the 
 hands. 
 
 'Kaτocxζύττω, to hide, conceal, dissemble, 
 disguise. Th. χξύ'Ττω, J'. •φω, to hide ; 2. a. 
 ίχρυζον. 
 
 Κα,ταχξύ-φοίί;, JEol. for χατοι.χξυ•φοίς, part. 
 1. a. act. and 
 
 Κατοίχξύ-φΛντί;, nom. pi. part. 1. a. act. of 
 χΆτα.χ^ΰ'τττω, to hide, conceal. 
 
 Υ,ατοίχτύ,μίνα,ι, to kill ; \. a. inf. Dor. fat 
 χοίτα,χτ-ινοίΐ. 
 
 Koc-ciXTaviia-^oii, Ion. for χατΛχταηΥσίβίΐ, 
 2.y. bf. m. from 2.f m. χοίτβοχΤΛνουμχι, of 
 xocTKXTitvco, to kill. 
 
 ΚχτΛχτάομχι, ωμαι, to take, acquire, get 
 possession of.] 
 
 Καταχτάς, άντο;, having killed, part. 2. a. 
 act. of χατάκτημι, '^• «• x«ers»r>jv. 
 
 KaTaxTilvca, f £vw, to kill, to slay. From, 
 χατα and xruvoj, to kill. 
 
 Κατάκτγιμι, the same as the preceding. 
 
 Κχταχυχλόύϋ, ω, f, ώσαι, p. χιχΰχΧωκα, ίο 
 enclose round, encompass, environ, surround. 
 
 KxTaxvX'iCXi, a)/To?,part. 1. a. act. from 
 
 Καταχυλ'ιω, f ίσω, to roll down, to tumble 
 down. Th. χυλίω, 
 
 Κχταχνττουσ-αν, acc. sing. part. pres. act. 
 f. g.from 
 
 Καταχύ-τττω, to Stoop down, I.uc. ii, 208 ; 
 iii, 158; to look down. Th. χύττω, f. ■4'ω, 
 to stoop. 
 
 Καταχυ^αΰω, to rule over, to sway ; to pre- 
 vail against, subdue, with gen. f. ιϋσω, i . a, 
 κχτιχυρηυσα, part. \. a. χατχχυξί'.ύιταζ, α>τας. 
 From χυξίιύω, from χΰξίοζ, a lord or master. 
 Th. χύζοί, £of, TO, authority. 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 461 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 "Καταλαζίσύχι, 2. σ. inf. τη. xuraXaStirty 
 2. ρΐ. '^. η. subj. act. κΆταΧα,ζόμζνος, part. 
 2. a. m. of κα,ταλαμζάνω, to take hold of, to 
 seize, 
 
 K-KTOiXczSitUfJOr χατκλαμζύνα. 
 
 Υίχτα,λχζόμινοξ,ρατί. 2. a. m. χα,ταίλα,ζοννα, 
 nSy part, 'J. a, iict.f. g. of κ,Άτο(.λΛμζάνω. 
 
 Ι^κτα,λα,ζονίύομοίΐ, f, ni. ίύσαμα,ι, to say or 
 do any thing in a boasting or conceited nnan- 
 ner; to boast of or to be vain of a thing ; to 
 relate in a vain and boasting manner. From 
 χατα. and άλαζονίόομαί, to brag or boast. Th. 
 ίΧαΖ,ων, a braggart. 
 
 Καταλαλέώ», with gen. f. mu, p. χκταλίλώ- 
 λνιχα, to speak against ; to annoy or over- 
 whelm with talking ; to speak ill of, to slander. 
 Th. λοίλίω, to speak. 
 
 Κχταλαλίοι, a.$, 'h, a speaking against, evil- 
 speaking, backbiting, detraction, 
 
 Κατάλαλβί, ου, ο κοά h, one who speaks ill 
 of another, a slanderer, a backbiter. 
 
 Υίατοίλα,μζα,νω, f. τη. χατκλ^-φιομχι, J^• ^'*" 
 πίληψα,, perf. itvf. κα,τί<λ»]φίνα<, to find, to 
 meet with ; to comprehend, to perceive ; to dis- 
 cover ; to catch, to take ; to obtain ; to over- 
 take ; to seize, to receive ; to attack ; to gar- 
 rison ; to bind ; to happen ; in pas. also ap- 
 j)lied to those who were called 'ivhor 2, a. act. 
 xxTikaSov, 2. a. part. χχτΆλα.ζων, ούσα,, βν• 
 p. pas. χα,τύΧτιμμίίί, part. perf. pas. χΛπιΧημ- 
 μίνοί, 71, ovy I. a. pas. χατιΧΥιφβ'/^ΐ), '/is, '/;, 2. a. 
 m. κατίΧαζόμτιν, ου, ίτο, 2. a. inf. m. xoctoc- 
 Χαζίσΰοίΐ, jiart. 2. a. m. χατκΧχζόμενοί. From 
 xoLTu, and Χκμζάνω, to take. 
 
 ΥίαταΧα,μττίος , Ion. for »οιτοίΧν,<ττίθί, to be 
 seized, ^c. Herod. From the preceding. 
 
 Ιία,τΆΧάμ,τω, f, -φω, to illuminate, lighten, 
 to make shine ; to shine, to be bright. 
 
 JiaraXiyeOff. ξ», p. χοίταΧίΧίχ^α, to choose, 
 select ; to add to 5 to enrol ; to enumerate ; to 
 think; to judge; to relate, to say; to accuse, 
 Deut. xix, 16 ; ])res. pas. χατκΧίγομχί, to be 
 added to or entered in a list ; ίο go to bed. 
 Th. Χίγω, to gather, to say. 
 
 Κ.χτα,Χίίζω, to pour out, to drop, spill ; pas. 
 to trickle down ; f. m. -φομαι, p. pas. ΧζΧαμ- 
 μκί. Th. XiiSu, J". •ψω, to pour out, 
 
 'ΚατύΧαμμα, α,τος, το, a remnant, residue, 
 remainder ; a small number. 
 
 Κ,οίτοίΧύτΓω, us, u, f. "φω, p. xxroiXiXufai, 
 to leave behind ; to forsake, to neglect, omit, 
 discontinue ; to reserve ; 1. a. xariXu^/oc, 
 
 2. a. χατίΧί^ον, part. 2. a. act. χαταΧίτων, 
 evTos, perf. pas. χαταΧίΧαμμου, part. petf. pas. 
 xarxXiXi^μμίvos, p. m. χα,ταΧίΧοΐ'τα. From 
 χατα, and ΧίΙττω, to leave. 
 
 JiaraXw^is, ius, h, a leaving behind ; the 
 remainder. 
 
 Υ.αταΧίΧιιμμίνοί, part. perf. pas. from the 
 precedijig. 
 
 ^αταΧίΧοιτα, p. m. of χαταλύ^ω. 
 
 Κ,αταΧ'φται, he shall go to bed, 1. f. m, 
 
 3. sing, from χαταΧίγομαι. 
 
 ΚαταΧίϊ,ω, Dor. for χατα,Χίξω, I. f. of 
 χαταΧίγω. 
 
 KaraXsvM, to stone, to kill with stones ; 
 1 . a. xariXiUifa. From xotra and Χίύω, to 
 stone. Th. Xaas, Xuaos, a stone. 
 
 JiaraXia, from xara and aXiu, f. itru and 
 »ί(ΤΛ>, to grind in a mill. 
 
 ΚαταΧ^γω, f. νι'ί,ω, to cease, to leave off, to 
 end ; to be last. 
 
 Υ^χταΧή^ομαι, to be forgotten, Iliad xxii, 
 389.] 
 
 KxtuX^-^is, ius, fi, a seizure, apprehension, 
 a taking or catching ; an attack ; a taking, 
 getting, or obtaining ; perception. From xx' 
 ταΧχμζάνω. 
 
 ΚχταΧιόχξω, with the ace. f. άσω, p. xarx^ 
 XiX\6xxa, to pelt with stones ; to stone; 1. a. 
 xxTiX'idxtTx. Th. X'Jos, ου, ο or h, a stone. 
 
 ^χταΧίθοζοΧίύα, ω, f ήιτω, p. ΧίΧιβοζόΧτιχα, 
 to throw stones at ; to pelt with stones, 
 
 ΙίατχΧίμτάνζιν, Ion. for χχταΧίί•:τείν, to 
 leave behind, to forsake. 
 
 ΚατχΧίΤ&ξίω, ω, f. γ,σω, to beg or entreat 
 earnestly, to implore, to conjure. From xurx 
 and Χ/τχξίω, to persist in a thing, to importune. 
 Th. XiTTx^s, constant, assiduous. 
 
 YixTxXi'ffi'iv, 2. a. inf. act. χαταΧίνοιμι, ots^ 
 01, 2. a, opt. xaraXf^ruv, outra, ev, jiart, 2. a. 
 act. of χατχΧύ/Γω, to leave behind, to forsake. 
 
 Καταλ/5Τ&/ν, See Καταλ^ΤίΓν. 
 
 Y^xTaXXayiiSi ivros, j^art, 2. a. pas. xarxX- 
 Χχγγίύι, τιτω, in pi. xaruXXayyin, 2. a. im- 
 perat. from χατχΧΧάσσω. 
 
 KxTxXXayh, my h, a changing or exchang- 
 ing ; a reconciliation. 
 
 ΙίαταΧΧάσσω, f. ^ω, to exchange, to barter ; 
 to reconcile ; to win, to gain, to conciliate ; 
 1. a. χατγ,ΧΧχζα, J)art. 1. a, xxTaXXx^xs, 
 avros• 2. a. ind. pas. xar'i^XXxyny, ns, n. Th. 
 xXXafffoj, or -ττω, to change. 
 
 Καταλβάίι», ω, to grind, rub, bray, pound ; to 
 bruise or break in pieces ; to wound, to kill. 
 From χατα and αλοχω. 
 
 JixTaXoya^yiv, adv. in prose. From »a- 
 τχΧίγοι), to recount severally. Th. Xiyu, 
 to say. 
 
 lixTaXoyia, a?, i, a troop, a company. 
 
 K.aτaXoyίζoμat, f. Ισαμαι, to reckon, to ac- 
 count, to deem ; to reckon or number amongst ; 
 to ascribe ; to consider with one's self, to re- 
 flect ; and 
 
 KaτxXoyίa^μos, ου, ό, a reckoning ; an enu- 
 meration ; imputation, 
 
 KaraXaye?, ei», β, a catalogue, a list, a roll, 
 an enumeration J a muster-roll, a leVy, mili- 
 tary service. From χαταΧίγω, to enumerate. 
 Th. x'tyu. \ 
 
 ΥατάΧοι•7Τος, ev, xui hy remaining ; the 
 rest, residue. From χαταΧιΊττω. 
 
 Καταλοφα^ια, adv. upon the neck ; upon the 
 shoulders. Th. Xe<pos, the neck. 
 
 ΚαταΧο^^ίζω, f. iffu, to divide into compa- 
 nies or cohorts, to distribute into classes. Th. 
 Xo;^oSi a cohort. 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 ^6$ 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 Τζ.ατχλν^,α, aroe, το, an inn ; a habitation ; 
 a dining-roora. From χχταλύω, to put up at 
 an inn, to take a lodging. Th. λύω, to loosen. 
 
 Ιίαταλνου/Τί, 'Λ. pi. jires. ind. of κ,α,τκ,Χύω. 
 
 Κατάλίίτ/ί, ίωζ, h, destruction, dissolution ; 
 end ; deatli ; reconciliation ; an inn. 
 
 ']^a.Ta.'kuu,f. ΰσω, to dissolve, loosen ; to de- 
 stroy, demolish ; to abolish, annul ; to finish ; 
 to cease ; to kill ; to deprive one of" a thing ; 
 to put up at an inn ; to lodge ; in mid. to 
 make peace; to reconcile! 1. a. κΆτίλυ^α, 
 
 1. α. subj. κα,ταΧυσω, '/is, ?f, 1. a. iiij'. κοίταΧΖ- 
 ffa,i' 1. a. ind. pas. κοίτιΧύ&ην, \. a. subJ, pas. 
 χ.α,7ΆΧυ6ω, 1. J^. pns. κοίτοίλυθγκτομαι. Til. 
 Xuoj, to loosen. 
 
 'Κα.ταμάΗτι, learn ye, 2. jyl. 2, a. imperat. 
 act. κΆτάμ,αίί, from 
 
 Υία,τααανβά,νω, f. κα,τα.μαθ'ίι&ω, J}, χ,αταμί- 
 μάίνΐΆΛ, to \earn ; to know; to consider dill - 
 gentl}• ; to behold ; to observe, to perceive, 
 Matt, vi, 28, and nowhere else in the H. T. ; 
 
 2. a. :ΐΛΤίαα.6ΰν, 2. a. imperat. act. Άα,•τά.μιχ.θί, 
 and ill 2. pi. Άο.Ύα.μάύιτι, 2. a. inf. κα,τα,μα,- 
 4iiv, part. >ta,T'/,^a.C'u'j. From χ,α,τα, and μαν- 
 βάνω, to learn. 
 
 Υίαταμοίξ'τττίω, for κα,'τκμ,άρ<π•'τω, f. -φω, to 
 seize, to catch, to overtake. Th. μάξ^τω, 
 f. •φω, to take. 
 
 Υ^ατοί-μΆ^τυ^ιω, f. γ,σω, p. •Ααταμζμαξτΰοηκα, 
 to bear witness against a person ; to accuse. 
 Th. μάξτνξ, νξο;, ου, ό and h, a witness. 
 
 }ζ.χτοίμάξ'4/αια•χ, Oor. for )(.α.τα.μΛο•φασα., 
 seizing, laying hold of, part. 1 . a. act. f g. 
 from χκτΛμάξ-φα,ζ. 
 
 Υίοίταμάξ^οίζ, α,ντος, jiart. 1. a. act. and 
 
 Υ^Ά7αμάο•^1,γι, 3. shig. 1. a. Subj. act. of 
 ΧΆτα.μύξ'τΤ'τω, to catch, seize. Th. μύξττω, 
 f. •φω, to take. 
 
 Καταμάω, to heap together, to heap upon, 
 to heap up ; as o'l αμΰνη;, the reapers, are ivont 
 ίο do ; -α,σύαι, to strew upon ; χ.κταμο.<μ'ίνον; 
 ττ,ί κίφοίληί κόνιν, Jos. Β. Jud. II, XV, 4, hav- 
 ing strewed dust on their ijeads. Th. ίμάω, 
 to mow. 
 
 'Κοίτχμίύύω,αΐ^Ι καταμζύύιτκω, See Ί^ϋύυίτκ,ω, 
 intoxicate. 
 
 Κατα/ΛίΓνώϋ, 1. α. hf. act. of κατύίμίνω, to 
 abide, stay, remain. 27*. μίνω, to remain ; 
 1 . a. ίμιινκ. 
 
 Υία,ταμίλίω, f γ,σω, to neglect, slight, de- 
 spise. From Kctru. and μ'ίΧίΐ, to have a care 
 ifr concern for ; im}>ersonal. 
 
 'ΚοίτΆμελονσ-ίν, 3. pi. ]>res, ind. from the pre- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 Κ.χταμΑμφομχί, f. m. -φομχι, to blame, cen- 
 sure, complain of ; to accuse, to chide, re- 
 proach. Th. μίμψομαι, to blaiTie, to complain 
 of, f. ni. μίμ-φομα/, pcif. pas. μίμίμμκι, 1 . a. 
 m. ΙμΛμ,φάμ-/•,)). 
 
 }ία.•τοι.μιμ.φόμίύα, 1 . ;>ί. 2>'>'^^^ "<ί^• <f the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 }ία,ΤΆμίν&ι, f. νω, p. κατΆμίμινηχοί, to abide, 
 reniiiin ; to wait for; 1. a. χατίμανα, 1. a. 
 imperat» κατάμανον. Th. μΛνω, to remain. 
 
 'Κ.ατα.μίζίΧω, f. 'κτω, to distribute, divide, lay- 
 out ; to cut into parts or pieces. Frovx χλτο. 
 and μζξίζω. 
 
 Κκτχμίτξίω^ f. ίισω, to measure out, to 
 measure. 
 
 Kara^'/i/t>?i, εβί, a χ,χ) ή, very long. Th. 
 μ^κ,ο;, length. 
 
 Κΰίτ(χ.μγίννω, to indicate, disclose, reveal, an- 
 nounce; to express in a picture or statue. 
 Flat.] 
 
 Καταμιοίίνω, to stain, defile ; to blot, soil, 
 pollute. Th. μΐΰίίνω, to defile. 
 
 Καταμιά,ναΐί, defiling, JEol.for χατα,μιάναζ^ 
 part. 1. a* act. of «,oι.ra,μ^ce.^■vω,f. ανω, 1. a. κα- 
 τιμίανΰί. 
 
 ΚατΆμίγννμί, f. μίξω, p. μίμιρι^ϋί, to mix 
 with, to intermix ; to blend together. From 
 μιγνυμ». 
 
 Κ-Οίτκμιμν'ήίΤκω, f. μν'/ΐ(Τω, p. μίμν'/]χα, to 
 recall to memory ; in mid. to remember. From 
 
 μιμνίίο'κ,ΐί), 
 
 Κχτϋίμΰνκ;, adv. alone, apart, in private. 
 From ΆΛτα. and μ,όνο;, alone. 
 
 Ιζ.ΰΐ7Άμονομχ;ζίω, f. '/ισω, to \'anquish in sin- 
 gle combat. From κ,α,τα,, μόνο;, alone, and 
 μά,;)(^ομ(χ,ι, to fight. 
 
 Κβίτα^ιίξατβ, she has scratched or torn, Iliad 
 V, 425, 3. sing. I. a, m. Ion. of καταμΰσσω. 
 
 Κοίταμνα-αί, to wink, to shut the eyes, 1. a. 
 iff. act. (f χοίταμνω. Th. μύ!^),f.σω, to shut, 
 to close. 
 
 Ι^Άταμΰστω, or -ττω, f. ξ», to scratch, tear» 
 wound. T'h. α,μΰσσω, f. ^ω, p. νμυ^α. See 
 Έίαταμνζχτο. 
 
 Τία,τοιμΌω, 1. f. μΰ<τω, to shut the eyes ; to 
 sleep ; to die. Th. μύω. 
 
 Ιίοί'τχμ.ωχΆομ.οίί, ωμα,ι, to laugh tO scom J 
 to mock at, deride ; f. m. κγ,σομαι. See Mo;- 
 χάω. 
 
 Κ-Οίταναγχάζω, ίΐ;, ihf f^t to compel, force, 
 constrain ; to vex ; to set a limb or bone ; tlie 
 same as ΰνΆγχάζω. Th. avayxyi, necessity. 
 
 Κ,χτα^κόίμΛ, aros, το, a curse, malediction, 
 execration. From χατα. and οίνάύίμοί. Th» 
 ανατΊύημι, to set upon. 
 
 Κα,τκνχβίμχτίζω, f Ισω, to curse ; to im- 
 precate curses upon one. 
 
 'Κοι.τα,να,λΐίχ,ω, to lick up, likefre ; to con- 
 sume, Wisdom of Sol. xvi, 16. 
 
 Κ«ταναλ/ο•«ίι;, f. xxTOiva.'KUirea, to consume, 
 spend, waste; 1. a. χοίτα,νήΧωσα, p. χατανή- 
 λωκχ. Fro?n χΰίτα and ίνοι,λ'κτΛω, to con- 
 sume, from άνοί and ΰλίσχω, f. α.7^ώσω, j). 
 yjkcijxct, to take, 2. a. 'ήλων. 
 
 }ζ.χτΛνχρχύω, ω, f ή(τω, to benumb, to stu- 
 pify ; to make or become torpid, dull, or numb ; 
 to be burdensome to, N. T. ; 1 . a. χατίνάξ- 
 x'/]tr», ivith the gen. From, xaraand να,ξχάω, to 
 benumb. Th. νάξχ^ι, numbness ; a letliargy. 
 
 Κοίτανάω, obsol. whence 1. a. xoiTivoiffffa, 
 I caused to dwell or inhabit, I set or placed. 
 From χοίτα. and νάω, for vx'tu, to dwell. 
 
 Υ^οίταύμω, to distribute, divide, share ; to 
 divide into companies or bands ; in mid, to in- 
 
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 habit, to possess, to enjoy. Th. ν'ψω, f. μα, 
 1, a. ίναμα, p. νινίμηχΛ. 
 
 KuTaviuffen, 1 . a. iivf, net. and 
 
 Κατάνακτον, 1. a. imperat. act. of 
 
 }ζ.ατανίύω, p. χα,τα,ήηυκ,α, to beckon, to nod 
 to ; to signify by a nod ; to confirm by a nod ; 
 to grant, to consent to ; \. a. »ατίηυα•α. Th. 
 vivai, to npd. 
 
 'ΚατανβΙζω, to adorn with flowers, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Κχτκνίσταμι, to rise up against, to rebel 
 against ; 2. a. χ.ατχνίστ'/ιν. JFrom χατα,, avec, 
 and "κττημί. 
 
 ΊίατΆνοίΤν, pres, inf. κ,α,τα,νοήιτα-ί•) part. 1 . a, 
 act. from 
 
 Κ.ατανοίω, iniperf. xotrtvOiov, ovv, f viiru, 
 J), xecrcivivo'/ixcif to perceive, observe, discover; 
 to understand ; to consider ; to contemplate, 
 behold ; to learn ; I, a. χ/χτενόασ-α, 1 . a. im- 
 perat. act. χατα,νότΐίτον, άτα, 1 . a. irf. xctrx- 
 vo>}<ren, part. 1. a. act. χΜτονο^ΐταί^αντο;. From 
 xara, and νοίω, to think. Th. voog, vcu$, o, the 
 mind. 
 
 Κάτανβί, a dish, a platter. 
 
 ΚΑταντα, ω -i, τα. Steeps, declivities, Toot. 
 for xoiravTyiffrorn χατάντ»ις, tog, ο χα,) '/ι, slop- 
 ing downward, steep, down hill, IHad xxiii, 
 116. Also χύταν•τχ, adv. downwards, down 
 hill. From χατα, and uvt), for, against. 
 
 Καταντάω;, y. '/iffiu, p. xarrivr'/txcc, to come 
 to, arrive at ; to meet ; to end ; to cause to 
 come, to tranfer. From χχτα and uvraw, to 
 meet. Th. αντί, against. 
 
 Κατάντ>?^α, Λτοζ, το, a meeting ; a hap- 
 pening ; an event ; end ; the top of a building. 
 
 Κατχντϊχξΐι, with the genit. opposite, in front 
 of, over-against,] 
 
 Καταντίον, Ion. over-against, opposite. Th. 
 etvri. 
 
 1ζ.αίτανΰγ!^ί, 2. Sing. 2. a. subj. pas. κοι.τίνν• 
 yyiffecv, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. pas. of χΆτα-^ύσσω. 
 
 }ζ.ατίχ,νύγ9]τΐ, 2. pi. 2. a. imperat. pas. of 
 the same. 
 
 Κατάνι/ξ/ί, ius, 71, a pricking ; grief, afflic- 
 tion, compunction ; also drowsiness, slumber, a 
 lethargy. 
 
 KacTAvoffa-Uff. ζω, to prick, pierce, sting ; to 
 vex, grieve, afflict ; I. a. χιζτίννζχ, 2. α. act. 
 χατίνυγον 2. a. pas. xanvvyriv, vis, v, in 3. pi. 
 xitTivvyriifciv, 2. a. irf. pas. xecretwy^ven, perf 
 pas. χΰίΤΆνίνυγμαί4, |α/, χτχι. From ΧΛτα and 
 \{ισσω, to prick. 
 
 Jiwrxvupf^eivros, gen. sing. part. 1. a. pas. 
 of the j^receding. 
 
 Κχτχννω, to finish, accomphsh, execute, per- 
 form ; to finish a passage or journey, to arrive ; 
 to obtain ; φίλη? γχξ Τξοζίνον χχτήνυσχν. Soph. 
 Electra, 1478, for they obtained a friendly 
 hostess ; but see Schneid. Th. άννω, f. σω. 
 
 }ixTx^xtvu,f ϊ,χνω, p. xxr'iijx,yKx, to scratch, 
 tear, mangle, lacerate ; to flay ; to whip, to 
 strike ; to wear away. 
 
 Καταξε^κίν, Io7i. for xxtx^hv, 1 , f. inf. act. 
 of χχτχγω, to lead or bring down ,• to lead 
 back. Th. ciya,f. x^a>f to lead. 
 
 TixTx^i&i, to scrape, scratch, or shave offj to 
 make smooth by scraping ; to disfigure, Theoc. 
 Epigr. 6. Th. ^ia, f. litrco. 
 
 }ζ.χτχζτΐξθ{, ου, ο xxi {], very dry, dry. Th. 
 
 Κ.χτχ^ίόω, ea,f. ώσω, p. χχτνί^Ιωχχ, to judge 
 or deem worthy ; to deign ; to hold in honour, 
 to esteem ; to beg, implore ; I. a. pus. χχτ'/ιξ- 
 iue*iv, tii, »», I was deemed worthy ; 1. a. subj. 
 pas. χχτοιύ,ιωάω, 1. a, inf. pas- χχτχζ,ιωύην&ι, 
 part. 1. a. xxTx^taihts, Ίντοξ, From xxra and 
 άξ/βΛ». From χφο;, worthy. 
 
 Κ,χτχ^ύω, to scrape, scratch ; to shave ; to 
 polish ; to efface ; to cut ; to make an incision. 
 From κχτχ and ϊ,ύω, f. ύα•ω, the same as ξί», 
 to scrape, to shave. 
 
 Ιίχτχτχίξιυ, f ^t>j, p. xxra-ri-rxi^x, to 
 make sport of, to laugh at, to deride. 
 
 ΚατβίταΛίτβί, ii, ev, fastened or joined to- 
 gether. From Vijyyvai, to fasten together. 
 
 Κατχ^χομχ/, and 
 
 Κ«τχ9Γχ<ητΛ>, f. |«, /). ^x, to strew over, 
 sprinkle upon, to besprinkle. 
 
 Κ.χτχ'τά.τίω, f y\(Ta), p. xxTas.ti<7rxr'/\xx, to 
 tread or trample upon, to trample under foot ; 
 to treat with indignity, to despise ; \. a. xx~ 
 Ti^rxTYiffx, port. 1. a. χχ<τχτχτή(Τχ;, «ντβ?, 
 1 . a. ind. pas. χχηττατή^ν, vsi, jj. Th. ^χτίω, 
 to tread. 
 
 Έ.χνχ'ττάτγιμ,χ, ατοξ, το, any thiiig trampleci 
 upon. 
 
 YLxTXTxTTiffts, Ut)i, «, a treading or trampling'• 
 under foot. 
 
 Ί^χτχ'ΤΓχυμχ, χτοί, το, the same as 
 
 KxTx-z-xi/erii, iag, τι, rest, quiet ; a quieting 
 or making still ; a removing from office. Front 
 
 XXTXTTXVit/. 
 
 1ζ.Λτχ<π•χυ(ϊομίν, 1. j^l. l.f act. from 
 
 Κατα'Τί^ϋΛ», f χύσω, to restrain, hinder ; to 
 make cease; to put an end to ; to finish ; to 
 cease, to leave off; I . a. xxT^xurrx, 2. a. 
 χατϊ'ΤΓχυο'ί, p. χχτχ'τΠ'Τχυχχ, p. pas. χχτατί'^ 
 <7Γα,υμχί, ffxi, τχι. Th. 'τχύω, to cease. 
 
 Τίχτχ'Τίΐξχζω, f (fM, to attempt, to essay - 
 to prove ; to make a trial. From ■ηιοχζω. 
 
 Κ.χτχτίΐξ'^τ*ΐξίχ, χί, -h, a nautical instrument 
 
 for soundiJtg the depth of the sea, the lead. 
 
 From χχτχ'πίξβα, to try, to ^prove. Th. 
 
 ^ίϊξΧ. 
 
 Κχτχ^Τίλμχτόΰι), Mff. uffia, p. '^Π'^λξμχτωχα, 
 to new sole shoes ; to mend, clout, cobble. 
 Th. τ'ίλμχ, the sole of the foot. 
 
 Κατα5Γ£λτί;ί, ου, ο, the catapulta, a warlike 
 engine. From χχτχ and •τίλτ>ί, a shield. 
 Or according to others from -ττχΧΧω, to brand- 
 ish. 
 
 Υί.οίτχ.'ττζμτΐω, to send down, to send. 
 
 'K.xTX'Xiviiu, u, f. rira, to mourn, to bewail, 
 Th. νίνθος. 
 
 Κχτχ•/τί•7ττ'/!υ7χ, frigltened, scared, part. p. 
 act.f g. by Sync, for χχτχ^ί-ττηχυΊχ, of χα- 
 τχττχω, the same as χχτχττνίβσω, to he; 
 frightened. Th. -ττοία, to scare. 
 
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 Κχτα,'Πζ, Ιοη. for χΛ^ά^ίξ, as, like as, in 
 like manner. 
 
 Κατατίίτών, όντας, 2)art. 2. α. act, of κατα~ 
 ίτ/ίττΛ), to fall down. 
 
 }ζ.Άτχ7ητίΐίζω, κ,α,ΤΆ'ρητα.ν'ύω, or κατα^ίτάν- 
 ννμι, f. άσω, to spread out, unfold ; to stretch 
 out, to extend ; to spread, to cover over ; to 
 veil. Tiu 'ττ'ίταω, to stretch out. 
 
 ΚαταίΤίτίίίΤ^α, α,το;, τ», a curtain, covering, 
 or \&\, spread before any thing. From κα,τα,- 
 •^Τίτάννυμι, to spread out, to unfold. From τί- 
 τά,ω, or -^ίτάνννμι,^ άΐτω, to open, to unfold. 
 
 Κατα^τίτομαι, to fly down, to descend by 
 flying. See ΐΐίτομαι. 
 
 'Κα,τχτηνξοκΰτίω, to break by dashing against 
 stones j to break by throwing stones, Dbd. 
 Sic. 
 
 'KxTOL'Tfitpivy&irt, 3. pL perf. m, of κ%ηχ,- 
 φίΰγω, to flee. Th. (ρ^ύγω, the same ; f. ξω, 
 '2. a. ϊφνγον, p. ni. <Ti(pivyoc,for -^ίφυγχ. 
 
 'Κοίτατίφνω, to kill. From κΛτα and τίφνω, 
 the same ; a Poet. verb. Th. φίνω, to kill. 
 
 Κΰίτκ-ηφζον/ίχότωζ, contemptuously, scorn- 
 fully, with contempt, Oiod. Sic. 
 
 ΚαταίΤίχ/'ίί, Iliad i, 81, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. 
 act. of xocTocTrivTu, the same as Λτττω^ f. 
 ^ί•φω, to boil, concoct, digest •, hence »ara- 
 τί-φχι μίγχν ολζον, literally to concoct great 
 happiness, i. e. to enjoy great happiness without 
 transgressing the bounds of duty. 
 
 1ζ.ϋΤΒίΧ'^γννμ(, and yvvaff τ/ιζ,ω, or -χνιγνό- 
 <r«, /). ■7η'7Τ'/;γνυχ,&, to drive or beat down, to fix 
 in the ground ; to cause to congeal or freeze. 
 
 'Κχτα'ΤΓη^άω, ω, to leap or jump down. From 
 «r»?^aw, to leap, to spring. 
 
 'ΚΆΤΆ-ττημήηα, 3. sing. 1. a, opt. jEoI. kx- 
 τχ•π•^μίίνίΐχ, as, £, if χχτχτΤ'/ιμχίνω, the same as 
 τηιμχίνα, to hurt. Th. -ττχίμχ, ro, hurt, dam- 
 age. 
 
 Κατχηχξοζ, ου, ό κα) 'h, very bitter. From 
 
 ^ΙΧ,ξΟξ. 
 
 Κχτχτ•ίμ'?Τζ»μι, f. wu, to set on fire, burn, 
 consume. From χ,χτχ and ^ίμτξτιμι, the same 
 as -ΤξΥΐύω, to burn. 
 
 Karx'Tivi, he swallowed, 3. sing, impeif. 
 Ion. act. from 
 
 ΚχτχττΤνω, to drink up, suck in, absorb •, to 
 swallow up, devour ; applied to eating as well as 
 drinking ; f. m. κx''U'rΊoμut,for -ττιουμχι, 2. a. 
 act. κ,ατ'ί'Ζίον, 2. a. subj. act. χ,χτχτΊω, r,;, n, 
 perf. act. κατχ'Τί'Τωκχ, 1. fi. pas. κχτετό^/ιν, 
 jjj, 71, 1. a. subj. pas. κχτχτοβω, l.a.hf. 
 pas. χχ'ΐχτούΐήνχι. From, χχτχ and τίνω, to 
 drink. 
 
 Κχτχνίομχι, ■/■„ iTxi, l.f. m. of the same. 
 
 'KxTXTTt'^rTu, to fall down, pres. inf. χχτχ- 
 rl-rruvy 2. a. act. xxTi-n-itrov, 2. a. part, xx- 
 trxTiffafj. Th. τίττω, to fall ; 2.f. m. -Χίσοϋ^ 
 μχι, p. act. 7Γίττωχ.χ, 2. a. iTiffov. 
 
 KxTXTiffTiueu, f liirea, to commit to, to en- 
 trust with, to deliver in confidence. From 
 •^ισηυω. 
 
 Κχτχτλαγύι, part. 2. d. pas. of xxra- 
 ^ΧΫ,σαω, to strike with fear or astonishment, to 
 
 amaze. Th. <χ\τ.σιτω, f. τλ^^ω, to strike, 
 2. a. ϊ^λνιγον, and ε'ττλχγΰν, p. m. -rivXnyx. 
 
 }ζ.χτχ9Γλχσ•σω, -ττοι, f. xtfu, p. κχτχ^ττί- 
 τλχχχ, to spread or daub over ; to besmear, 
 to plaster, to anoint ; to cover or to cure with 
 a plaster j \ . a. κχ^'ί'τΧασα. From -TrXxffffUf 
 to mould, to form. 
 
 Κ.Χ'ΤΧ7τλίκω, f. ^ω, to wreathe, knit, braid, 
 weave; to interweave ; χχτχτλίχειν rm ζωνιν, 
 to end one's life. Th. τλίχω, to weave, to 
 knit. So κχτχτλίχί/ν pr,triv, to finish a speech. 
 
 ΚαταίΤλίίι;, f. ίΰσω, to sail down ,; to come 
 into port, to arrive ; to sail back; to sail m'er j 
 xxTivXtuxx. Th. ^λίω, to sail, 
 
 Κχτχ'τλτ^χτίχοί, h, ov, terrible, causing ter- 
 ror or astonishment ; wonderful, admirable t 
 and 
 
 Καταίτλίίξ, jjyoj, ό xxt «, astonished, amaz- 
 ed, dismayed, appalled, shy, timid, stupid. 
 From χχτχ'^'λ.γισσω. 
 
 Κ.ατχ•τλ)ί^χι, 1. α. inf. from 
 
 }ζ.χ7χτλ'ήα•β•ω^ f ^ω, to throw into astonish- 
 ment, wonder, or dismay; to amaze, to surprise, 
 to frighten. Th. '^Χ'/ισσω. 
 
 Κ.χτχ7τλαο;, ου;, ου, ο, Ά sailing down ; an 
 arrival ; the safe arrival or return of a ship ; a 
 landing-place ; ^ξήμχτχ ρζ^ξο/ννύίΐν Ιίτί •τλοίβυ 
 xxf ίτίούτλονν ri χχτχ•τλουν, to let money on 
 interest, where the lender insures the safe ar- 
 rival of a ship in a foreign port, or both her 
 outward and homeward voyage. Lex Rhodia. 
 Salm. de Usur. c. 9. j). 366 •, s^udh "Σιχιλιχοζ 
 χχτχνλονζ iyivsro, Deni. c. Dionys. when the 
 ships returned from Sicily loaded with corn. 
 See 'Έ.τίξότλοοί. 
 
 Κχτχτλουτίζω, f. ίιτω, to enrich, make 
 rich.] 
 
 ίίχτχττλοντομχχ^ίω, f τισω, to subdue by 
 riches, to fight against one with wealth. 
 
 Καταίτλώ/ώ;, Ion, for χχτχττΧίω, to sail. 
 - 'Κχτχ'τν'ίω, f ιΰσω, to blow, to blow against 
 or towards ; to breathe or exhale over the 
 country, Eunp. Med. 833,] 
 
 Κατα^νβά, «j, vi. Dor. for xxrxTvoh, ίί, ί> 
 a blast of wind. Th. Wzco, to blow. 
 
 'KxTxvohxi, Xen. adv. immediately, forth- 
 with. 
 
 'Κχτχ'^οίγ, 3. sing. 1 . a. subj. pas. from, 
 χχτχ'ττΊιω, to swallow. 
 
 Υίχτχ'ττβ'Κιμίω, ω, f. viffo», to make war 
 against.] 
 
 Karacrevsiy, f. τΐίτω, p. χχτχτίτονηχχ, to 
 overcome or exhaust with labour ; to vex ; to 
 oppress ; to afflict ; pres. but. pas. κχτχ<τονΙο~ 
 μχι, to be oppressed. From, χχτχ and vovogy 
 labour. Th. νίνομχι, p. m. Tivovx, to labour. 
 
 Yi.xrxTovTtZ,u, f. tcru, p. χχτατίτόντιχχ, to 
 plunge into the sea, to drown ; to sink ; pres. 
 pas. χχτχτοντίζομχι, to sink, to be drowned ; 
 1 . a. pas. xxTiTovrltrunv, 1 . a. subj. pas. xu- 
 τχττονησίω, ij, v\. Th. '^rov-ros. 
 
 Κχτα'^τοντκτμοζ, ου, β, a plunging, sinking, 
 or drowning in the sea. 
 
 }ίχτα^οξΐύομχί, f ίύ<τομαι, to return from 
 
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 exile ; to travel down •, to descend ; p. pas. 
 -'Π'ττόξίυμαι, 1. a. pos. χατίττοξίύΰ'/ΐν. From 
 xxra and Toosvofixt, to go. 
 
 Κίίτχττοξ'Λύα), J", ίύσ-ω, to prostitute ; to rav- 
 ish ; to excite or irritate by blandishments. 
 From ^ΰξνίύω, to commit fornication. 
 
 ΚχτίίττύσΊζ, ίω;, h, a swallowing up, a de- 
 vouring ; the gullet ; a whirlpool ; a gulf. 
 From fcccTCi'Tftva), 
 
 Κχτα,τΰπον, ου, το, a medicine to be swal- 
 lowed, as a inlly a potion. From, κχτα,τίνω, to 
 swallow. 
 
 Κ.α.τα.τζίχ,ύνω, to soften ; to sooth ; to ap- 
 pease ; to restrain. From «ατά and -ρτζο,ύνω, 
 to make gentle. Th. ττζχος, mild, gentle. 
 
 Κ.ατοίΤξ'/ιν^!$, ios, χ,οά h, bending or sloping 
 down, hanging down, inclined. 
 
 KaraT^'/jiT^Ji, >. sing. \. a. subj. pas. from 
 κα.να'ττξγιύω, to burn, to set on fire. Th. Τξτ,ύω, 
 f. σω. 
 
 Κατα-^ξίω,/'. tffu, to saw off; to saw in two ; 
 to cut in pieces. 
 
 Υίατα-Τζο^ινοναι, to betray, pres. inf. of 
 
 'Κα,τα^ζό^Ι'^ωμι, to betray ; to iorsake, to 
 leave in the lurch. Th. ^ι^ωμι, to give. 
 
 }ζ.ατΆΤρηγίσίίτύΛΐ, ^.f inf. mid. of 
 
 Κατκττξοΐ'^μι, to throw out of one's hands, 
 to throw away, to let slip, to neglect ; 2. a. 
 inf. VI. κ,κΓο,'ττξοίσβαι. From κ,χτα, ττξο, and 
 "nfjti, to send. Th. Ίω, the same. 
 
 ΚχτΆΤξοίχο/ι/οίί, to proceed further ; to es- 
 cape with impunity ; to do any thing with im- 
 punity : to despise. From κχτκ, -ττξο, and 
 ικ,ομοί,ι. 
 
 YL.a.rocTr^r/'ix.oy.xi, f 'ι'ζομαι, to leave with im.- 
 punity. From κχτα, and ίτ^β/'ξ, Ί'άο;, η• 
 
 }ζ.χτκ•τζο'ί'ζάμ'/ιν, ω, ατο, 1. α. ?η. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 }ίχτανοονομίόω, to carry away captive ; to 
 carry off as plunder •, to lay waste by incur- 
 sions. 
 
 K.XTX-yrrxi, άντος, pare. 2. a. act. and 
 
 }ζ.χτχ'Τησ-^χι, Ion. for κχβάττία-βκ/, pres. 
 inf. m. of χχύχτττομχι, to touch lightly, to graze 
 upon. 
 
 'Κ.χτα-τττίω, ω, f ττήσω, j). κχτί9ΤΤ'/ικχ, to 
 terrify, frighten, dismay. 
 
 Κ,χτχττ^νχί, 2. a. inf. act. of καύίττημι, 
 to fly down. Th. Ίτι-τχμχι, to fly. 
 
 Καταττ'/ίξα?, struck with dread, terrified, 
 Hind xxii, 191 ; from κχτχ-ζτ'/ισσω. 
 
 Υ^χτΆ-7ΐ•τή(ίομχι, I shall Yiy down; f. m. 
 of κ,χθί'!Γταμχί. See Κ,χτχττ'ήΤί^ν. 
 
 Κχτχ9Ττγιτσ•ω, f. ^m, p. χ^χ, to frighten, dis- 
 may ; to be struck with terror. 
 
 Κατίίττίίτ-'/ΐν, 3. dual. 2. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 
 from κΆτίτΓτην, of κχύίττγιμ,ι, or χ.χύΐ'τττχμχι, 
 
 to fly down. From κατά and Ί'τττ^μί, or 'ίτ- 
 
 τχμχι, to fly, f. m. "ΧΤ'Αΐτομχι, >), ίτχι, 2. α. 
 
 m. ίντύμ'η)). 
 
 ΚατάίΤτϋί-τβί, ου, ο κχΊ h, odious, detestable, 
 literally fit only to be spit upon, Demosth.^ 
 
 Ιίχτχχτΰχ^η?, io;, ό κ,χ) h, having many 
 fplds. From κκτχ and τ-τύσσω, to fold. 
 
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 ΥίατχτΓτύω, to spit upon ; to detest, despise, 
 reject. Th. ττύω. 
 
 Ι^χτχ'ΤΎωμχ, ατός, το, a falling down, a 
 a ruin, fall. From κχτχ'τΊ'τττ.ω, 
 
 'K.xTXTTaxfffitv, to fear, to be afraid, pres. inf. 
 act. κχτχττωσσουσι, S. pi. pres. act. from 
 
 Yi.xTX'TtTUerrm, to faint with terror ; to trem- 
 ble witli fear ; to be greatly afraid. From λχτά 
 and 'τττωσσω. From ττταίω, to frighten, to 
 scare. 
 
 KxTX'pr-jycuv, an obscene or unnatural per- 
 son. From κ,χτα and Tvyh, the buttocks. 
 
 Κα7•«Τίί•^ί«ν, having a beard, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Κχτχξχ, xs, 71, a curse, cursing, execration. 
 From «ατά and α,ξχ, a curse. 
 
 Κατα^ά«τίΐ?, o-j, o, a waterfall, a cataract ; a 
 draw-gate, a port-cullis, a gate : a bar ; a 
 species of water fowl ; a prison. From χ,χτχρ- 
 Ϋχσσω, to throw down with violence. Th. 
 ρχσσΰϋ, f. |iy, to dash against, to dash down. 
 
 }ίχτχξχομ^χι, ωμχι, to curse, to wish eA'il to 
 one ; to execrate ; j)• P^^• '''-χτ-Λξχμχί, p. part. 
 κχτ'/ίραμίνοζ, 1. Ω. τη. κχΤΫίΡαίτάμτιν, ω, xTOy 
 κχτχξασ•3χι, pres. infin. pas. Th. χξχ, a curse. 
 
 JixTxpxo-is, ioui, 'h, a cursing. 
 
 ^χτχξο,σσω, or -ττω, or κσ.τχρρχιτσω, to 
 break, burst ; to throw or dash down \vith vio- 
 lence ; to break forth ; to .flow down. Th. 
 Ϋχσσν, f ξω, to dash against. 
 
 JixTxaccTo;, ου, ο κ,α) h, cursed, accursed ; 
 in the vocative,- ω κΆτάξχτί, it is an arigry ex- 
 clamation equivalent to you villain, you rascal, 
 <|-c. Lucian. Dialog.^ 
 
 }ζ.χτχξγίίϋ, f '^oOj, p. κ,χτ'/ΐξγνικχ, to make 
 void or useless, to make ineffectual, to abolish^ 
 annul; I. a. act. -Λχτ'Λρ^γησχ' pres. ind. pas. 
 χχτχζγίομχι, to be destro3'ed, to be abolished ; 
 p. p«s. κ,χτ'/ΐζγ'/ιμχί, I . a. pas. κχτ'/ΐζΎ'/ιύην, 
 1. f. pas. κ.χτχξγ'/)ύ'/ισ•ομχι, y, iTxt. Fnmi 
 κ,κτχ and χξγίω, to cease ; and this fronl• 
 χξγοί; by Crasis for χίογο;, inactive, idle. 
 From α priv. and εξγον, work. A word 
 scarcely found in any but the sacred writers 
 according to Beza, on Rom. iii, 31. It occurs 
 however in Eurip. Phceniss. 760. 'Αλλ' 
 αμ' ο-ττωζ xv μ'ή κ,%τκο'γωμ%ν χ,ίξχ, but I go that 
 we may not leave our hands idle. 
 
 Κχτχξγνξόω, ω, f. ωτω, to cover with silver, 
 to silver over ; to corrupt or bribe with money. 
 From άξγυοάω, to cover with silver. Th. 
 χξγυξος, silver. 
 
 Κχτχξίζο), f. |w, to stroke with the hands ; 
 to caress, to sooth, and κχρρίξω, the same. 
 Th. ρίζίϋ, to'do. 
 
 Έ.χτκξ^ί'ις, Ion. fur κχθχξύ;,);, ίντος, puri- 
 fied, cleansed; part. 1. a. j)as. fro?n κχΰχίξω^ 
 to purify. 
 
 Υ^.χτχρί6μιω, f. ήσω, p. κχτπξίύμ'/^κ,χ, to num- 
 ber with or among ; to enumerate, to count, to 
 recount ; p. pas. κχτ'/ΐζΊ^μνμχι, p. part, xa- 
 τιηξί^μΐΐμίνοζ, v\, ov, numbered with ; \. a. m. 
 κατ9ΐξί^μ^ισχμ'/ιν, 1. α. opt, m. κατχξΐΰμησχιμνιν^ 
 in 1. p/. κχταΡίθμ'/ισΆίμίί». Th, αξΐ6μο$, a 
 number. 
 
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 ΚΑΤ 
 
 'Κ.ΰίταξκ'αα, the same as αξχί&>, to be suffi- 
 cient. 
 
 lioiTK^ayl^vcii, 2. a. inf. pas. of κα,ταρρή- 
 γννμι, to throv; or dash down with violence. 
 
 'Κ.α.τα^άκ,τΆξ, ου, ο. See 1ιζ.Άτχξάκτηί. 
 
 Κοί rap/sav, flowing down; pari. pres. n. g. of 
 κατκρρίω. 
 
 'Κ.Άτκ^ίμζιύω, to lead about. 
 
 'Kxra.ppivirav, part. 1. a. act. n. g. of κα• 
 Tappidj, to flow down. 
 
 TictTeippsM, f. ιΰ(Τω, to flow, fall, or tumble 
 down, to fail to decay ; to devolve to. 
 
 Υ^Άτα.γρτ,'γνυμι, to break down, to break or 
 split in pieces ; to throw down with violence, 
 to dash down ; to break or burst forth ; to 
 purge violently. From χ,κτα and ρήγνυμι, the 
 same as ρή(Τ(Τω, to break. 
 
 Έ.οίτα,ρρ'ί'ττω, f. •φω, to throw or cast down;" 
 to cast asunder, to scatter ; 1. a. κατίρρΓψΐζ' 
 p. KKTippiipoi• p. jyas. κκτίρρ/μ/ζοίΐ, •ψα/, Th. 
 
 'KuCTMopouc, ου, ο, contract, κατάρρουί, a flow- 
 ing down of the humours, a defluxion, a catarrh. 
 
 Έίΰΐτα.ρρυίΜ, f. pw/icrof, p. κ,ατίΙ'ρύΐΊκ,ΰί, to flow 
 down. Tk. ρ'ίω, to flow. 
 
 Έ-Άτό^ρρυτον, o'j, TO, Ά place into which mois- 
 ture flows ; abundance, plenty. 
 
 ■¥ίο(.τΑρρυ-τοί, ου, ό -λο,) η, watered, wet, hav- 
 ing water flowing into it ; full, plentiful. From 
 κ,Άτχρρ'ίΜ, to flow down. 2Ίι. ρίω, J", ρίύίτω, 
 to flow. 
 
 JiciTOippM^ict), not to fear or be afraid, from 
 xuTo, and άρρωΜω, the same, icith a priv. or 
 for ορρω'^ίω, Herodot. Also κ,χτα,ρρούΒίω, to be 
 be greatly afraid, to have apprehensions on ac- 
 count of any thing, Herod, i, 34. See ^Αρρωνεω.'] 
 
 K.a,rcio7ciw, to hang upon, to hang to or by ; 
 to fit ; to restore. From ά,ξτάω, to hang up. 
 
 'Καταξτίζω, f. Iffoo, properly to set a disloca- 
 ted limb, to put in place ; to correct, to repair, 
 mend ; to make perfect, to finish, to form, to 
 prepare ; \. a. ind. act. κατ'/ιοηοΌί, α,ς, ε* 
 1. a. oj)t. act. •Ληταξτ'ίσα.ίμί, οίΐζ, ccr 1. a. ir)f. 
 χοίτοι,ξτΊΐται• perf. pas. Άοι,τ'/,ξ'τκτμοιΐ' perf. inf. 
 pas. ΊύατΐΐζΤίΐτάαΓ part. perf. κ,οίΤΥΐζτισμίνοζ, jj, 
 iv, fitted, framed, prepared ; I. a. m. χοίΤ'/ΐξ- 
 ησ-άμ,'/ιν, ω, ατο. F?O'm κχτα and κξτίζω. 
 
 'Καηχ.ξτϊα-ΐί, ζωξ, η, a renewing, restoration, 
 perfection. 
 
 'Κα,τα.ξ-ηιτμοζ, ου, ο, Ά renewing, a perfecting, 
 restoration, a setting in place, reconciliation. 
 From χβί.η-αξτίξω. 
 
 ΚΆ<ταξΤίσ•τ'/ΐξ, ^ζοξ, ο, a reconciler, mediator, 
 arbiter ; a restorer, one who regulates or sets 
 in order. 
 
 'Koi7Uξχoc.Jξίa■^άζoμu.ί, to be corruptly influ- 
 enced in decisions at the public assemblies, c^-c. 
 Longin. 44 ; from ά,ξχ;αιοίσ•(άξω, to hold 
 assemblies of the people for the election of pub- 
 lic officers, to use influence or make interest for 
 public offices and honours ; from the fornier of 
 which significations (he idea o/" deciding or judg. 
 ing seems to be derived, as in the verbs βξο,ζίύίΐν, 
 ^ξυται/ίύίιν, ^'C ; hence κ,Άταζχ^α,ΐξί(ηάζίσύχ.ι 
 
 may be rendered to be condemned, senteneed^ 
 or judged, like κ,ΆΤύί^ίκάζατβαίΐ, κ.βίτβΐ'φηφίξί•' 
 σύα,ι, κοι,τοίγινιύίτκίσύοίΐ. But perhaps the χοίτα, 
 may be disregarded and the compounded verb 
 used instead of the simple one, as is common 
 ivith Longinusj and then the passage above re- 
 ferred to may be rendered, not to be judged 
 fby judges who are iriflueticedj by avarice. 
 But this explanation is not entirely satisfactory^ 
 Mori Adnotat. ad Longin.^ 
 
 ΚατΆξρ^οΐίξίσ-ίΒίζοα, See the preceding. "^ 
 
 Κατά^;^ί'>ίΓα, part, pres.f. g. from 
 
 Κοίτάξχ^ω, f. ξαι, to do or say any thing 
 
 first ; to set the example, to begin, to be the 
 
 first to sacrifice ; to strike the victim ; to rule ; 
 
 bear sway ; to provoke. Th. αξχη, a begin• 
 
 nmg, rule.] 
 
 }ζ.ο(,ταξΜμίνοί, cursing, jyart. pres. m. and 
 
 Κ-οίτοίξωνται, they curse, 3. jyl. ind. ίπ. or 
 pas. of κοίτοίξάομοίί. 
 
 Ι^οίτοατζίννόω, and -ζίννυμι, f. ιτζίνω, tO 
 quench, extinguish ; to draw up, to drain ; to 
 restrain, to still. From σζίννυμι, the same. 
 
 }ίΰΐτοία•είω, f. ίί^ω, p. χοίτοίσίσΊίκα, to shake 
 down, to shatter ; to frighten, to command 
 silence by moving the hand, to make a sign 
 with the hand; 1. a. ind, act. κ,α.τίβ•ΐΐσοί, ug, i- 
 part. 1. a. act. κ,οίτοίσί'κηχ,ζ, α,ντοζ. From κατί 
 and ffuoj, to shake. 
 
 Ίζ.Άτοί,<τ-/ιμα(νύύ, to mark ; to note, observe ; 
 to seal up. From κ,οίτα, and ΐΤΥΐμοι,Ίνοα, f. χνω, 
 to signify. Th. σημΜ, ro, a sign. 
 
 Kecraff'/yait;, ω, f. νκτω, p. οΌτ'ιγνίκ,Χ; to be 
 silent, to be still ; to command silence. From 
 (tiyaca, to be silent^ ayid κατά. 
 
 K«r«ir/^s5^oiw, to cover with iron, to point ov 
 head with iron, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Κοιτασ-ινάζω, to hurt, injure, Theocr. xxx, 32.] 
 
 Κ.οίτκ(ηω•^άτί, 2. j;/. pres. ind. or imjyerat. 
 act. from, 
 
 Κοιτοίΐηω^άω, to be silent, to command 
 silence, to still. Th. <r/&cra&/, to be silent. 
 
 }ζ.οίτασ'κχμμίνοι, ra, pi. ruins. Th. ακά'^νω. 
 
 Καταο-κάίττίί;, f. φω, to dig under, under- 
 mine ; to tear or break down, demolish ; 1. a. 
 ΆΟίτί'Τκ.οί,-φοί' p. κοίτίσκΰί,φοί' perf pas. χατί- 
 σχκμμοίΐ' part. perf. pas. χΆπσχοίμμίνοζ, de- 
 molished, torn down. Th. σχάτττω, to dig. 
 
 Κατασ-καίράί, ace. pil.from, 
 
 Κοίτοία-κα,φ}}, ns, »•. a demolishing, overthrow- 
 ing, uudermining ; a grave or tomb. Soph» 
 Antig. 920. From χατοίσκάττη». 
 
 Κ-χταο-κίοάζω, f άσω, to scatter, disperse ; 
 to pour, dash or sprinkle upon ; to refute ; to 
 contradict. From (τκι^άΖ,αι, the saine. 
 
 Κ.οοτασ'κί,'^άί'νυμι, and 
 
 JiciTBio'Ki^avvvM, the same as χοίτα.σ'κί^άζίν.^ 
 
 Κατοι,σ-κίλζτίόω, to make dr)^ to dry up, te 
 make lean ; to make a skeleton ; pas. -τινομαί^ 
 to be dry. 
 
 Κα,τΰίο-κίλίΜ, the same. Tk. σχ'ιλλω. 
 
 ^κτο!,σ•κί7Γ'Τομαι, f -φομοα, to spy out, look 
 for) reconnoitre, watch ; to observe ; to look at, 
 to consider. Th. ο-χίτττομοα, to see. 
 
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 467 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 }ζ.αψαα•>αυύζω, f. άσω, ρ. κ.α.τισκίΰα,κα., to 
 jprepare, to adorn, to equip, to furnish with 
 arms ; to build ; to make ; to prove by argu- 
 ment ; to establish ; to contrive ; to devise ; 
 to get, to acquire ; to teach ; to send secretly 
 es a spy ; \. a. act. κ,α,τίσΆΐνα,σχ, «;, £• 1. a. 
 inf. act. γ,α.τα.σ•Λίυά(ίΆΐ' part. 1. a. •ΛΆΤΆσκινλ- 
 σα,ξ, avres• perf. pas. )ία,τίσ-κίνα.σ•μαί• part. 
 perf. pas. καηΰ•χίυαα•μίνοί' 1. a. ind. pas. κα.~ 
 τισ-κιυά,ίτβι/ιν, m, «ί• From κ,α,τα, and σκίυάζΓΑΐ. 
 Th. ffxiZo;, TO, a vessel. 
 
 Ιία,τίκ,σκζναΊξ, dat.pl. of χΆΤΆσχ,ιυ'Α, ηί, 'h, 
 preparation, furniture, apparatus, ^-c. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΙίατΆίτχίνοίο-μα, Άτος, το, a building, an ed- 
 ifice ; structure, machine; a plot, plan, or de- 
 sign ; a means devised ; a remedy. From the 
 same. 
 
 KccTCiffxiiiBia'Tixoi, τα., corroboratory facts, 
 arguments, or reasons, nam. pi. n. g.from 
 
 JioiTuffxivaa-Tixog, vi, ov, having the power of 
 affirming, proper for confirming or establish- 
 ing. 
 
 K-ecTectrxivh, ni, 'h, a building, structure, con- 
 struction, composition, constitution ; furniture ; 
 equipage ; tools, provision ; demonstration, 
 proof ; an encamping j a description ; gen, id. 
 κα,τΆίΤχίνων. From χιχ,τασχζυάΧ,ω. 
 
 Κ,α,τχίτχτινόω, J", ωσω, to pitch a tent ; to 
 build a nest, to lodge, to dwell, to rest ; 1. a. 
 ΆΛτισχήνωσα. 
 
 JidiTatrxrivaxris, ΐΐ^ς, vi, pitching a tent ; a 
 tent, a nest, a habitation. From the ])receding. 
 Th. σχ'/ινίι, a tent. 
 
 Κ/ΐίΤΒίσχ'^τΓΤία, f. -φω, to fall upon or assail 
 violently, to rush or fall down with violence ; 
 to attack or ocize upon, as a disease does, 
 Thucyd. ; to assail or overwhelm, Eurip. Med. 
 93. Th. σχ'Λτττω. 
 
 1ζ.οι,τοίσχιά,ζω, f. άσω, p. χα,τοϊχΊοίχα,, to over- 
 shadow ; to shade, to darken, to veil, to cover. 
 Hence 
 
 K-xTUffxioi, ov, xa.) 71, shadowy, dark, ob- 
 scure. Th. ffxid. 
 
 ιχατασχοτίω, ω, and χΆτασχο'νίΰω, f. 'Ασω, 
 p. χα,τίσχό'π'τιχΆ, to spy out, watch, observe, 
 look for, reconnoitre ; I. a. inf. act. κοίτοίσχο- 
 'Trmoc.t. From χα,τα, and σχο'τ'ζο). 
 
 Κατ-άσ-λίβίΤβί, ου, ο xai ίι, a spy, a scout. 
 From χα,τασχο^ίω. 
 
 ΚχτασχοξΤίζω, to scatter asunder, Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 }^ατα,σχω•7ττω, to banter, to jest. Fro^n 
 xoiTu, and σχω-πτω. 
 
 }ζ.χτκσμ,ιχξϋνω, f. ννω, p. χατίσμίχρυγχκ, 
 to make less, diminish, lessen ; to degrade. 
 From σμιχξύνω. 
 
 Κι^τασμυξοα, Iliad i, 649, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 opt. act. or 1. a. inf. from 
 
 Κ-ατασμύχ^ω, f. \ω, to burn, to consume 
 with fire. TL• σ^ίΰχ^ω, to consume slowly, 
 ns a smothered fire without fiame. 
 
 Ά.ατασοφί'ζω, f. Ίσω, p. κα,τίχ,σίσόφιχα,, to 
 deceive or impose upon by sophistical argu- 
 
 I ments, to outwit ; to delude or circumvent b}' 
 subtle artifices ; part. pres. pas. χοιτασαφ/ζΰμί- 
 vos' 1. a. mid. χαττίσοψισύμΆν, ω, ατο• part. 
 
 1. a. mid, χα,τοίσοφισάμίνοζ. From χατά, and 
 σοφ'ιζω, fro'/n σοφοζ, wise. 
 
 ΐίκτασ^ταταλάω, ω, J', άσω, J), χα, to spend 
 one's life and substance in luxury, to live lux- 
 uriously. 
 
 }ίαταστάω, ω, f. άσω, p. κατίσ'ζα,χοι., to 
 draw or pull down, destroy,- demolish j to drav/ 
 out, to extract ; to swallow greedily. From 
 χατά, and στάω, to draw. 
 
 Κ«τ«(Γίτε;^&;, to sow, to plnnt ; to beget ; to 
 scatter. From κατά and σττιΊξω. 
 
 Ιίατασ^ίν^ω, f. σ<ηΊσω, to make a libation, 
 to offer up or devote to the gods •, to sprinkle 
 or make an offering loith tears, Eurip. Orest. 
 
 }ία.τΆστίυ^ω, to hasten, to push or drive on, 
 to despatch ; to make haste. Th. σ<7ηυΙω. 
 
 Κ-ο-τάστευσι;, ΐω;, η, haste, speed, despatch^ 
 a hastening, 
 
 Ιίαταστου^ά'ζω, f. άσω, to be earnestly or 
 busily employed, to be seriously engaged.. 
 From σ'ΤΓου^ά'ζω, to be busy or earnest. 
 
 Υ^αταστά'ζω, to drop or to pour down, to 
 distil, to drop upon. Th. στά'ζοί,/. \ω. 
 
 Υ^ατΆστΆύι)^, part. 1. a. pas. and 
 
 }ίοι,τασταβνίσομαι, 1. f. ind. pas. of xaS'i- 
 στημι, to constitute, appoint. 
 
 Υ^ατασταθμΑυω, f. ιΰσω, to put or keep In a 
 stall or stable, to fold sheep, <^'C.] 
 
 Ι^ατα,στάντοξ, gen. sing. from 
 
 1ζ.αταστάί, part. 2. a, f. g. χα.τα.στα,σα.• 
 η. g. •άν, from χαύίστνιμί, f. χαταστήσω, to 
 constitute, appoint ; \, a. inf. act. χαταστγισα,ΐ' 
 
 2. a. inf. act. χΆταστΥίναι, Th. Ίστημι, to 
 stand. See Κα^ίστΆμι. 
 
 }ίατΆστΆσιάζω, f. άσω, to crush or oppress 
 by faction or sedition, to overreach ; to put 
 down or to A'anquish by faction ; pres. pas. 
 χα.ταστασιάΖ,ομα.1, to be vanquished or put 
 down by sedition. From στασιάζω, fronit 
 στάσις, faction. E'rom Ίστ'/ιμι, to stand. 
 
 Κ-Άτάστασιν, ace. sing, fr mi 
 
 Κατάστασ/ζ, ίω;, vi, a placing or establish- 
 ing, a constituting or ordaining ; constitution ; 
 state, condition ; a place ; the act of standing ; 
 a seat ; a council ; a quelling. From xai'i- 
 στ'/ιμΛ. 
 
 Κ-αταστίγάζω, the same as Th. στίγω, to 
 cover. 
 
 }ζ.αταστί7λχί, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 }ίαταστύλαζ, having appeased or restrained j 
 part. 1 . a. act. from 
 
 Καταστίλλω, to repress, restrain, appease, 
 quiet; to clothe, adorn, ivith the accus. I. f. 
 χαταστίλω• '2.f. χατασταλω• 1. a. χα.τίστα~ 
 Χα• part. 1. a. χαταστείλαζ• P' χατισταλκα• 
 perf» pas, χατίσταλμαι• j)art. Jterf. pas. χατ-ε- 
 σταλμίνοί, quieted, quiet ; p, m. χατίστολα, I 
 put or let down, I adorned. Th. στίλλω. 
 
 }ζ.aτΆστίvάζω,f. άζω, p. ίστίναχα, to sigh or 
 groan for, to deplore with sighs. Frtm χατΛ 
 and στίνχζω, the same. 
 
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 468 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 "Karairriipc!), J". •φω, to crown, to deck with 
 garlands. ] 
 
 ϋ.ατάσ'τ'/ϊμχ, aros, ro, state, condition ; con- 
 stitution, situation, habit, behaviour, garb. 
 From κ,α.β1ιττ'/,μι.ι, to constitute, ordain. 
 
 Κατασ•τ}}να/, to issue, to end ; to become, 
 2. a. inf. 'ict. κΆταστηται, 1. a, inf. aci. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 }ζ.a<Γaa^τ7ίξΊζω,f. ί'ξω, p. κα.ησ•τ'/ιξίαοι, to prop, 
 support, strtngti.en ; to lean upon ; to fall 
 upon ; to settle or light upon. Fi-om κατά, 
 and ΰ•τ'/!ξίζω, to fix firmly. 
 
 Κα-ταστίξαι, f. ξα;, to maric out by pricking 
 or dotting.] 
 
 Κατασ-τολί], jj?, 73, clotiiing, dress, a long 
 robe, properly the act roZ ;ί«τ«5•τίλλί/ν, i. e. 
 of repressing, restraining, hindering. Also 
 sobriety in dress. Froia χαηχ,στίλΧω, or κΆτα.- 
 στ'ίΧλομαι, to clothe ; p. 711. τΐΆΤίστοΧα.. 
 
 }ζ.χταστολΓζα>, ίΐ;, ίΐ, to clothe, put on 
 clothes, dress. From kcctu. and (ττολΙΖ,ω, to 
 clothe. 
 
 'Κ.α.τΆστοξίω, to throw to the ground ; to 
 stretch on the ground ; to prostrate ; to kill ; to 
 level; to quiet, to still ; 1. a. -Λατιστοςίσα,. 
 Th. ιττοξίω, f. ίσω, and ήσω, to strew, to 
 spread. 
 
 ^ciTUffriJayy'iZ^u, f ίσω, p. txa, to wring 
 out ; to make drop, to press or squeeze out. 
 From xciTu, and σ•τξαγγίζω. 
 
 Ιίοι,τοί,ίττζΰί'ΓΥ,Ύίω, f ήο'ω, to vanquish by gen- 
 eralship ; to out-general ; to deceive by mili- 
 tary address. From κο^τκ., στξα,τίζ, an army, 
 and Ιίγω, to lead. 
 
 Υίοίτα,στξα.το'ζ'ί^ίνΰΐΛαι, or -^ίύω, to go into 
 quarters, to encamp ; 1. a. m. κ.α.τίσ7ξα,τονη- 
 όίυσάμτ,ν) ω, α,'ΤΟ. FrOTn ιττξΜταΤίΟίυω. 
 
 Ήίαταστξίζλ'ο^Α}, ω, f άκτω, to put to the 
 torture, to torment.] 
 
 l^ccrccffnT^iipoj, f "^co, p. κοίτίστρκρα, to over- 
 throw, subvert, throw down : to recall ; to sub- 
 jugate; to terminate, put an end to ; κα,τί- 
 στξί-φί τον βίον, or simphj κατίσ-τξί^Ρί, he ter- 
 minated his life, he died, or was killed ; in mid- 
 dle voice, to suhjugnte, Herod, xul, 10 ; to end, 
 to finish, to die ; 1. a. κατίστ-ξί-ψα' ji. m. 
 ΗΚ7ΐ(Χ7κοφα,. Th. ffToi(pcu.~^ 
 
 }ζ.κτα.σ-τξί•φά/ϋΐνο;, jmrL. 1 . a. mid, and 
 }ίκ'τκ(ττξί•φΆ(τάαι, 1. a. inf. mid. from xa- 
 
 Ίίατκο'τξί'φΰν'η, Dor. for xwTUffrpi'^ovffty 
 3. pi. 1. /". of the same verb. 
 
 Ιίαταστξτίνίύζω, f ύίΤΜ, p. κατίο'Τξ'/ινίακί/.. 
 to grow wanton, to behave wantonly against ; 
 1. a. subj. act. κατΆστο^Άν^ίσω, γ^ς, vi. Th. 
 ίττξνινοί•, TO, luxury, excess. Hence στ^ηνιάω, 
 to live in luxury. 
 
 Ιία,ταστζοφ'/ι, ίίί, 'h, the catastrophe or end of 
 a tale ; a subversion or overturning ; end, issue, 
 death. From κατχστξίφω. 
 
 Ίίατύιττξωμα, α-τος, το, the deck of a shi]).l 
 
 Τίχταστξώννυμι, f, στρώσω, p. χα,τ'-στρωκκ, 
 to strew or cover with ; to stretch or strew on 
 
 the ground j to prostrate; 1. a. pas. χΆπίττξ&ί- 
 ^'/iv, '/li, VI Th. (ττοξίω, to spread or strew. 
 
 ΐία.τοίσ•τιίγίω, to hate, abhor ; to shudder ; 
 2. a. KaTiffTvyov. Th, ffTvyitu, f. ξ«, from 
 στΰγω, to hate. 
 
 Ίίκταστύφίλοζ, ο κοά '/ι, very hard, rough. 
 From (TTviptXo;, hard, rough. Th. στύφω, 
 f -φω, to draw together, to astringe. 
 
 1ζ.Άτασ•νξΜ, f. σύρω, p. κκτο!.(τίσυξκοί, to 
 draw or drag down ; to plunder, to lay waste ; 
 to drag or haul away. Th. σύζω, to draw. 
 
 Ιίατχίτφαλίζω, f ίσω, p. κα.τίιΐφά,'Κικα,, to 
 make fast or safe ; to strengthen ; to fasten ; 
 p. pas. -ίιτφάλία•μκι, part, -ίσφοίλισμίνος. 
 
 Ίίατοίΐτφάζ,βίτί, 2. jil. 1. a. imj^erat. act. 
 from, 
 
 Έ.α.τα(ϊφΆττω, f. ξω, to kill, sacrifice, slaught- 
 er ; 1. a. κα,τ'ίσφοίί,Ά• 1. a. imperat. act. κα- 
 τάσφχ'ύ,ον, άτω. Th. α•φάζω, or σφάττω, to 
 kill. 
 
 }s.oίτtxσ^φξOi'yίζω, f ttreo, p. κοι,τίσφξάγικοί, to. 
 seal up ; to seal ; peif• pets, κιχ,τίσφξάγκτμα,ι• 
 part, perf pas. κατίσ-φοαγια-μίνο;, sealed, seal- 
 ed up. Th. σφξχγι;, 1%ος, 'h, a seal. 
 
 'Κκτα.σχ,ΐβήτω, 3. sing. 1. a. imjjerat. pas. 
 of κατί^ΰϋ. 
 
 Κ»τΆσ-χ;ίΐν, to take, seize ; to make for the 
 land, to steer towards shore ; 2. a. inf. of xat,- 
 τίχ,ω. Th. ίχ^ω, to have. 
 
 'Κοίτάσχζσΐξ, ζωζ, ίι, possession, a taking pos- 
 session ; a holding back, detention, a hindering. 
 From the same. 
 
 Κοίτάσ-χ^}, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. act. κατά- 
 
 ^^α,τα.σχο~ισα., ας, Oor. for xoiTocff^ovaOt, vis, 
 having hindered or restrained ; jmrt, 2. a. act. 
 f. g. and 
 
 'Κα.τοίίτχόμζνοξ, part. 2. a. m. and 
 
 Ιίατάσχωμίν, 1. 2)1. 2. a. subj. act. and 
 
 }ίοίτασ•χ;ων, j'jari» 2. a. act. all from xet,- 
 τΊχω. 
 
 ΙίατΰίταζίΤς, Oor. for κατοίττι^ίίζ, thou wilt 
 consume, Theoc. Epig. 6 ; 2. sing. 1. fut» 
 act. of κατατήκω. Th. τκχω, to melt. 
 
 ^ατατά,ττω, to set in order, to arrange ; to 
 array ; to place ; to choose ; to insert ; to en- 
 roll ; to range or rank with ; to get ; to pre- 
 pare. Th. TaTTu,f. ϊ,ω, to set in order ; 2. a. 
 'ίταγον. 
 
 Κοίτατίίνω, to stretch out, to stretch ; to 
 rein in ; to restrain ; to cast down ; to hasten 
 a journey ; to torture, rack ; to exert one's 
 self. Th. τιΊνω, νω, to stretch. 
 
 Κ/χ,τατίμ.νω, to cut in pieces, cut up ; to 
 kill ; to divide. Th. τίμνω, the same. 
 
 Κατατίξ-τω, to delight, to give joy. 
 
 KctTXT'^xcj, f ^ω, to melt down, to dissolve, 
 to cause to pine or waste away. 
 
 ΚατατΙβίσβαι κλίο;, to obtain glory, Herod, 
 from 
 
 Κ.οίτοίτΊθ'/ιμι, f. Β-νισω, p. χοίτα,τίβίΐκοί., to lay 
 or put down, to deposite •, to confide to one's 
 care ; to pay down ; to put up, to replace, to put, 
 place, or deposite ; in mid. to get, to obtain ; to 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 469 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 conceive an enmity ,• to show a favour ; to 
 place ; to pay ; to bestow ; 1 . a. xxri^yutcc 
 2. a. m. x,xTihfi'/iv, σο, to• 2. a. inf. m. aa- 
 TOLUicSai. Til. Tthfjit, 2. a. 'iunv, to put or 
 place. 
 
 Ιίαταητξο,ίνω, and 
 
 Ιζ.α.τα,ητξκω, and 
 
 Έ.α.τα.τίτξ'/ιμι, to perforate, to pierce, to pen- 
 etrate.] 
 
 Κατ» τβλ^άίι/, &>, f. ncM, p. ητόλμ,'/ικα., to 
 dare, to be bold against one. 
 
 Έ^ατατομγι, ris, 'h, a cutting up, a cutting in 
 pieces ; a cutting ; an incision ; circumcision. 
 From κατΆΤίμνω, to kill. Th. τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 Ιία,τατΰζ,ίυω, f, ίυσω, p. κ,ατα,τιτο^ιυκ,α,, to 
 pierce with an arrow or dart ; to shoot at with 
 arrows ; to transfix ; ^> f• pas. χ,α.τκ.τα\ίυύήσο- 
 μαι. Th. τβξβν, a bow. 
 
 Υίοίτα,τξίχω, to run down ; to run to j to 
 
 make an incursion ; to overrun, to lay waste ; 
 
 to reproach ; inveigh against ; to survey ; to 
 
 consider ; 2. a. κχτ'ε^ξχμ,ον. Th. τξίχ^ω, 
 
 f. ^ξ'ί^ω, J), ^ε^ξκμ'/^κα, to run ; ^>. 7nid. I's- 
 
 ^ξΟμΆ. 
 
 ϊζ.»τχτξίζω, to rub, to wear ; to wear away, 
 to wear out, to consume, to lessen ; to spend 
 the time. Th. τξίζω, f. -ψκ, p. ψχ. 
 
 ΚχτΆΤξί-φιι;, 2 sing. 1. f. act. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Κχτατξΰ^ω, to rub, to wear, to fret, to ex- 
 haust ; to atHict ; to waste, consume, wear out, 
 Th. τξύχω, the same as τξύω, to rub. 
 
 Κ.χ7χτυγχ;α,νω, to attain, to succeed in any 
 project, to reacli ; part. 2. a. κ,χτχτυχ^ων."\ 
 
 K.e/Tt/.vXiu, f. '^σω, to play on the flute or 
 pipe. From κχτχ and χίτ^ίω, the same. Th. 
 αυλός, a flute. 
 
 Κ.χτχυτίκ.χ, for αυτίκ,χ, immediately. 
 
 }ixra(pa,yij, to eat up, devour, v/aste, spend 
 in luxury ; 2. f. m. κχτα^χγομχι, for χ,ατχ- 
 φχγουμαι• 2. a. act. κχτϊφχγον part. 2. a. 
 act. κχτχφαγων, όντοζ. Th. φάγω, to eat. 
 
 Κχτχφχίνομχι, 57, ίτχί, to seem to be, to 
 seem, to appear, to be manifest, to show itself; 
 y,xrx<pxv^, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. pas. Th. 
 φχινω, to show. 
 
 Υ^ΆΤχφχμ'ίζω, and. κ,χταφχμίιτ^ω, Oor. for 
 χχταφ'/ιμίζω, f. ίσω, and ίζω, to spread a re- 
 port ; to spread abroad, publish. See Φνι- 
 μίζω. 
 
 KaTaipavJj, ace, sing, of «araipav»??, con- 
 spicuous apparent; or, ivith ι subscribed, 3. sing. 
 2. a. suhj. pas. from κ,χτχφχίνομ.χί. 
 
 Τ^χτχψαν'/ΐί, ίος, ο κ,χ) η, apparent, conspi- 
 cuous, plain, evident, open ; in nom. pi. κα- 
 τχφΆΜίΊζ. From κατά and φχίνα. 
 
 Κ.ατχφΐξί]ξ, ios, ο καί ίι, going down, declin- 
 ing ; inclined, steep ; prone; weak, infirm. 
 
 }ίατχφίξω, 1. fiit. κ,χτο'ισω, to carry down, 
 to put, let, cr cast down , to dash, strike, or 
 throw against ; to inflict j 1 . a. κχτ'Ανεγκχ, 
 1 . a. j)res. pas. κχτχφίξομχ/, to be carried 
 down, to fall into, to be plunged into ; 1. a. 
 indie, pas. κκτ'/ινίχ^ν pari. I. a. pas, zx- 
 
 rmix,6u{' i'Tf) TO όνομα αυτού χατϊνίχ^θνινχ:, 
 fell upon the name of the very man, i. e. of 
 yourself, Theophr. Char. 2.] 
 
 Κχτχφίύγύ), to fly for refuge, to take refuge 
 or shelter, to escape ; f m. φίύξομχΐ' 2. a. 
 act. κΆτίφυγον, is, t' part. 2. a. act. χχταφν- 
 γύΰν, Όντος. Th. φεύγω, to flee. 
 
 ΚχτχφευΙις, ζως, h, refuge, place of refuge, 
 shelter. From the preceding. 
 
 Κατχφβχνω, f. φύάιτω, p. κχτίφύχκχ, to an- 
 ticipate, come before ; to surprise ; to fall 
 upon. From φύάω. 
 
 Κχταφ$χζή<τοντα», 3. pi. 2.f. pas. from. 
 
 νίχτχφύείξω, f. κατχφύίξω, p. κ-χτίφ^χ^κα, 
 to corrupt, spoil, deprave ; destroy ; 2. a. 
 κ,α,τίφύχξον perf. pas. Άχ,τ'ίφύχζμχι- 2. a. pas. 
 κ,χτεφύάρην ^-f P^'^' κχταφ^χζ'/ιτομχ», 'Λ, ίτχι, 
 I shall be destroyed; κχτχφύεΊξχι, 1. a. irf. 
 act. From κχτχ and φ^ίοω, to spoil, to cor•, 
 rupt, 
 
 Κ.α<τχφβιμίνοισ•ίν, dead, perished, dat. 2>l• jyart. 
 2^eif. pas. Ion. of 
 
 Kxτxφβίω,f, tirui, to destro}', to kill. From 
 φβ'ιω, f. ί<τω, p. 'ίφόικχ, to corrupt, destroy ; 
 j)erf. pas. 'έφβίμκι• hence perf. part. φό'ψΛν-ος, 
 for ίφύιμ'ίνοζ, or by Sync, in part. j)res. pas. 
 for φύ/ομίνοξ• so φύΐ^ύαι, perf. inf. j)as. for 
 ίφύΐτύαι. Ion. or by Sync, for φύίεσύχι. Frono 
 φβίω. 
 
 Κχταφύοξχ, ας, «, corruption, destruction, a 
 ravaging ; death, slaughter ; a deflowering. 
 From κχτχφβύζω• p. m. κ,ατίφ^οξχ. 
 
 Κχταφιλίω, to kiss, salute, embrace ; im- 
 pe}f. κχτίφίλ'ίον, ουν, -εις, εις• pres. part. Six- 
 τεφιλ'ίων, Λίν, tcvca, -ουσχ• f. κ.ατχφίΧνιά'ω' 1. a. 
 ind. act. κ,χτίφ'ίλ'/ια•χ, perf. act. κχ,τα'ηίφίΧη-Λα. 
 From φιλεω, the same. Th. φίλος, a friend. 
 
 }ζ.xrxφλ^γω,f. ε'ςω, p. εχ;α, to burn, to OSK•- 
 sume by fire. Fro?n κχτχ and φ}Λγω, to burfi, 
 
 Κχταφλίξ^χι, 3. sing. 1 . a. opt. act. and 
 
 Κχτάφλε^ις, εως, h, a burning or consuming. 
 From perf . pas. of the same Th. 
 
 'Κχταφλογίξω, f. \σω, 1. a. κχτεφλ'ογιιϊχ, to 
 burn. From φλογίζω, to burn. 2%. φλέγω. 
 
 Κ,χτχφοζος, ου, ο κχ) h, fearful, timid ; frigh- 
 tened. Th. φϋζ,ος. 
 
 Έίαταφΰΐτχω, o>,f. '/κτω, to come, to come to 
 approach ; to depart ; to descend. From κχτχ 
 and φοιτχω. 
 
 Τίχτχφοιτεειν, εΤν, Ion. for κχτχφοιταν, pres. 
 inf. of the preceding. 
 
 Κ,ατχφονείιω, to kill ; the same as φονεύω. 
 Th. φενω, to kill. 
 
 Κχτχφοζχ, ας, h, a falling down, a fall ; a 
 blow, a stroke ; a deep sleep, a lethargy ; the 
 setting of the sun ; an invective. From κχτχ 
 and φίξω. 
 
 ΚχτχφοξεΤν, Ion. for καταφε^ειν, to carry 
 down. 
 
 Ι^χταφζχζεσύε, 2. pi. pres. imperat. 2^as. 
 from 
 
 Κατχφξάζομαι, to consider, observe, take 
 notice of. Th. φξχζω, f. σω, p. -π-'εφοχκα, to 
 f.ay ; 2. a. εφξχ^ον, p. m, -^εφξχ^α. 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 47Θ 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 'Κα,τύφςαΗ,Τΰ;, ο κα) 'h, covered with a coat 
 ef mail, armed cap-a-pie ; covered. 
 
 Ιίατίχ.φξά,ο'σ'ω, or -<ττω, J'. ξ&;, p. τίφ^α,^α, 
 to cover, to arm with a coat of mail ; to 
 strengthen or secure with a covering; j). pas. 
 τίφξκγμΰΠ, ξ«<, xrect. 
 
 Ϋ^ατΆίρξονίω, with the genit. literally to tliink 
 of one ; to despise, slight, disdain ; not to fear ; 
 to plot; to lay snares, Gen. xxvii, 12 ; to aim 
 at or aspire to the governmeyit, Herod, i, 59, 
 literallT/ to think of the government, like the 
 simple ve7'b φζονΪΜ• just as the compound xa- 
 TCihoyMv is eqidvalent to the simple ^omTv See 
 Herod i, 66. Schiueigh. Adnotat. ,• ^jj-es. imp. 
 αατ'αφξονίί, a, and in 3. pi. ίί^α/σαν, ατωιταν, 
 y. riiTM, 1. a. act. κ.ατί(ί!ξόν'/ι<τα, 1. a. subj. κ,α,- 
 TU(p^o'j'/,crcrj, '/,ζ, '/•,, 1. a. inj. y.a.~o!.!pgo'jn(xai, P^rf' 
 act. κατανΓίφξ'ύνΆκα. Th. φξίιν, tiie mind.] 
 
 Ιί/ζτύί,φξόν'η^ΐξ, scds, h, a despising, contempt, 
 scorn. 
 
 Yiara.(poovy,T'/i;, cZ, o, one who despises. 
 
 Υί^α,τκφζονούντα,;, acc. pi. part, pres, act. of 
 KOiTCiippouai. 
 
 Is-ciTui^ijyht ΐιί, 'h, a refuge, shelter. Th. 
 φίύγω, to tly. 
 
 1ίύ!.<7•αφυγον(Τ6&ν, acc. sing. J", g. part. 2. a. 
 act. of κατκ,φιύγω, to take refuge. 
 
 ^Άτα,φυΧΑοροίω, or κ^αταφυλλορροίω, J\ Υίσω, 
 to shed or lose the leaves, to wither. From, 
 Η,α,τα,, and φύλλον, a leaf, arid ρίω, to flow, 
 
 }ζ.α.τοίφυτίνω, f. %ΰσω, p. 'πζφΰτιυκα,, to 
 plant ; to transplant. 
 
 Κατα;^α/να;, to gape, to yawn ; to laugh at 
 with open mouth. Th. χ^ΆΪνω. 
 
 }ζ.αταρ(^χλά,ζω, the same as 
 
 'Κα,τίχ,χ^α.λά.ω,^. κιτω, to let down by a rope. 
 Th. χ,αλκΜ, to loosen. 
 
 Κ«τά;^«λ«βί, ου, ό κα.) τι, covered Vv-ith brass. 
 
 'Κα,τκχ^ΰί,λκονν^ to cover with brass ; pres. 
 inf. of 
 
 Καταχαλκόω, f. ωσω, to cover AVith brass. 
 From x.ci'rk and χοίλκ,οζ, brass. 
 
 Υ^ατάχο-ομα,, Άτος, τ'ά, malicious joy, a laugh- 
 ing-stock, sport ; scorn. From χύξΐ/.α, joy. 
 2%. χΆΐζω, to rejoice. 
 
 Υίατα.χ^αξθΐ•ον'ίω, ω, f. 'Ασω, ivith the genit. 
 to condemn by one's vote.] 
 
 'Καταχιύί'τ ,for Kxra^iuiTa, 3. sing, imperf. 
 Jon.fror.x 
 
 Υ.ΆΤίχζΰομοίΐ, to pour out. Th. χ^ίω, to 
 pour. 
 
 Υίαταχ^ίο), f. ιΰιτω, to pour out, to shed 
 upon or down ; to wash or bathe with, to 
 throw down ; to spread before ; 1. a. act. κατε- 
 γίο-, Λξ, ε• From the same Th. 
 
 Karax-Avr,, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of κ,α- 
 ναχαινω, to gape, to laugh at. 
 
 Καταχτ,?, m, ο κ,'Δ τι, resounding, noisy, 
 murmuring. From xura, and Υιχος, a sound. 
 
 \\.airu,x6oym, to be troubled, vexed, annoyed, 
 er burdened with any thing. From αχύομ,αι, 
 to be vexed. Th. αχύοζ, a weight. 
 
 Kara;^^cv;ei, ου, ο Λοά h, subterraneous, 
 infernal. From χύων, on;, '/„ the earth. 
 
 'K.cf,r«,xohiiu, to bash, chop, mince, hack^ 
 to cut up, butcher. Th. χο^η, a gut, a string 
 or cord. 
 
 Υί.ΆΤΆχου•ί, pres. inf. κατοίχακται, 1. a. inf. 
 to cover over with earth ; from 
 
 Έ.χτκχόα/, the same as ■κοι.τα.χωηυμι, which 
 see. 
 
 ΚοίταχξΖν, to be enough for a person. See 
 'Άτοχοκν. 
 
 1ζ.ι:ίτα.χξάομΒίί, ωμα,ι, f. γισομα,ι, to abuse, 
 to make a bad or immoderate use of a thing ; 
 to use up ; to consume ; to use ; to receive 
 with stripes ; to kill ; \. a. m. καηχζνισάμ*ίν^ 
 ω, α,το, \ . α. inf. m. κοίταχξγ,σασύοίΐ, to abuse, 
 ivith the dative. See Άναχζάομα,ι and Λ,ιοί- 
 χοάομα,ι. Th. χξάομοι,ι, or χ^^ά-ω, to lend. 
 
 ^α.το'.χ^σύοι,ί, to kill, pres, inf mid. con- 
 tract, frr κα,τοίχράΐίτόοίΐ• so κατχχξ'/ιο'Λσβα.ι, 
 to have killed; 1. a. irf. m. of κατα,χζάομοα, 
 κ,οίτα,χξΫ,σθΥίνοι.ι, 1 . a. inf η. pas. 
 
 Έ.α,'τάχζ'ήα-ι:, luit, 7\, wrong or improper use, 
 abuse ; use ; thefgure Catachresis. 
 
 Κ.ατοίχξ*ισ•τίχ.οζ, «7, ov, using improperly or 
 wrongly ; using amiss •, improper. 
 
 ϊζ.α<ταχζΆσ-τ(ΚΛί;, adv. by a wrong use or ap- 
 plication, improperly. Fi^om χαταχξάομαι. 
 
 Υία,τάχξίσΐί, ίω;, 'h, an anointing or besmear- 
 ing, unction. 
 
 Έ^ατάχ^ισμοί, octos, to, an ointment, salve. 
 
 Ιίοίτάχξίστοζ, ov, ο κα.) '/ι, anointed, be- 
 smeared. 
 
 ΚχταχξΤίϋ, to anoint, to besmear. Th. 
 χξίω, to anoint. 
 
 }ίίχ.<7άχξϋσ•ος, ου, ο κχϊ h, covered with gold ; 
 gilt ; full of gold ; and 
 
 Κα,'ΓΆχξυα-όω, ω, to cover with gold, to gild. 
 From χρυσόω. Th. χξυσος, gold. 
 
 ^ατύχνσις, bus, h, a pouring out, a pouring 
 upon, a sprinkling upon ; a vessel for pouring 
 water on the hands. 
 
 Ιίοίτοι,χωννυμι, or κατα,χωννυω, f. κατοίχωσω^ 
 from_ obsol. χαταχοΜ, to throw up a trench j 
 to cover in the earth ; to inter, bury. 
 
 }ζ.α.70ίχα/ξίζω, to put apart, remove ; to put 
 in place ; to place any where. 
 
 }ζ.οίτα.χωσ'αι. See ^utroct. 
 
 Κατα-φάώ;, f riffu, to stroke or rub with the 
 hand, caress, coax ; to sooth. Th. -φάω, to 
 touch softly. 
 
 'Κατα-φίυ^ομοι.ι, >j, iTxt, to lie ; to forge or> 
 invent falsely } to belie ; to accuse falsely ; 
 f in. σομα,ι, p. pas. κα,τί-^ζυσμαί. Th. "φίό^ο/, 
 to deceive. 
 
 Κα.τοί•^ίυσ•μο;, ου, ο, a lie, a falsehood. 
 
 Κχτα,•ψίΐφίζομα.ί, f m. ίσομοι,ι, p. pas. κτμοίΐ, 
 with the genit. of the person, to vote against 
 one ; to condemn ; also to vote, decide, pro- 
 nounce ; κα.τα.•ψηφίζίο•ίαι Ttvo? μβούαν, to de- 
 clare a person insane. From χα,τα, and -ψ;)^/- 
 ζομοι,ί. Th. -φγ,φοζ, a little stone, a suffrage. 
 
 Κοίτοί-ψύξ'/ι, 3. sing. I. a. subj. act. xara* 
 •ψ£/ξ«τ£, 2. pi. 1, a. imperat. act. from 
 
 Κα,τα-φϋχω, f ύξω, p. χοιτί-ψυχοί, tO COol, 
 
 to make cold, to refresh ; to make diy, to dry^ 
 
ΚΑΈ 
 
 471 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 1, α. κατί-φυ^Χ' 1. α. subj. χΛΤΧ-φύ^ω, jji, >j. 
 Th. -ψύχω, to cool. 
 
 Καηαγ'.);, part. 2. α. pas. and 
 
 JietTiayTivon, perf. ind. m. of κ.α,τάγνυΐίΐ, to 
 break. Tk. eiyvv^i, or ϋγω, the same, f. α,ζ,ω, 
 p. m. ?ιγα., and by resolutiori ϊα,γοί• so 1. a. 
 νιϊ,α, and εαξα, 2. a. pas. ϋγην, and iay/iv. 
 Hence κΆτίο,γύς, part. 
 
 Kanctya;, υΤα, ος, orog, broken ; ^jari. 
 peTf. m. of the same verb. 
 
 Κατ£«|α, aj, £, 1 . a. ind. and 
 
 Κατ£αξίι/, £/?, «/, 1. f. ind. act. Att. by 
 resolution Jbr κ,α,τάϊ,ω, from xctTayu, which 
 see ; or in χατίαγ^νκι. 
 
 Κατίάτα/, they sit j Ion. for χά^ηνται, 3. pi. 
 of χαβ'^/ι/,αι, to sit. 
 
 Κατέβα, Dor. for κκτίζη^ 3. sing. 2. a. 
 act. of xaraSoiivof, to descend. 
 
 Κατίβάλλίν, Oor. for χαηζά,λλου, thou 
 \vast cast or thrown, 2. sing, imperf. pas. from 
 βάλλα», to throw. 
 
 Κατίβ^ν, zs, fly 2. a. ind. act. of χατα- 
 ζαίνω, to descend ; f τη. β'^σο/χαι, p. βίζ'/ικα, 
 
 2. im,perat. χατάζηύι, part. 2. a. act, χα,τα,ζα,ί, 
 ά,ντοζ. From xaroif downward, and βαίνα/, 
 to go. ^ 
 
 Κ.ί£Τίζιά<τατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of βιάζω. 
 
 Κατ£?λ>!^>!ΐι, ης, 71, \. a. ind. jms. of χατα,- 
 ζάλλω^ f. αλω, p. βίζλνχα, to throw or cast 
 down, p. m. βίζολχ. Th. βάλλω, to throw. 
 
 Ιίαηγγυάω, ω, f γ,σω, to bind by taking 
 security or bail ; to compel one to give secu- 
 rity ; to make one answerable ; to betroth ; 
 to deliver any thing in hand ; tmv vtxZv χα,ηγ- 
 γνω κΛί τουζ ιταΓ^ιζί, Dem. c. Apaturium, I 
 deliver up the ship and the boys to be sold, 
 Salm. de M. Usur. p. 712, Th. ίγγυη, secu- 
 rity, bail. 
 
 Κ.Λ<Γίγίλων, part. pres. χα,ηγίλα,ον, ων, -as?, 
 ας, imperf. act. from χαταγίλάω, f. ήσω, to 
 laugh at. 
 
 Yia.r'iy\ufftt.v, 3. pi. 2. a. act. and 
 
 }ζ.(χ.τίγνύσΰ'/ΐν, ri;, ri, 1. a, ind. pas. xars- 
 γνωίτβχι, perf. inf. pas. of χοίταγινωσχω, to con- 
 demn. Th. yivuffXM, to know ; f in. yvea- 
 σομκί, p. eyvuxcc, 2. a. 'iyvav peif. pas. ίγνω- 
 σ•μχ{. 
 
 K.art^ayiv, '/is, fi, 2. a. ind. pas. of χχτα- 
 ^αίω, to divide ; to learn. 
 
 lixTs^aiffUTo, 3. sing. 1. a, m. from χατχ- 
 ναίομαι. 
 
 Κ-ατί^χξ^ον, ε?, s, 2. a. act, of ΗχτΆ^χξ^άνω, 
 to go to sleep, to fall asleep. Th. ^χζβάνω, to 
 sleep. 
 
 KaT£^£/|e5, a?, £, 1. a. ind. act. from xxrx' 
 ^ίίχνύμι, f. "^ύζω, μ. ^βα;ζα, to shov/. 
 
 KxvQivirxs, thou hast watered or moistened, 
 2. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of χατχ^ίόω, Th. 
 %tuw,f. δειίβ-ω, to wet, to moisten. 
 
 YLx-n^n^oxx, aj, s, Att. for xxttJxx, perf. 
 tLCt, of χχτ'ΐ^ομχι. 
 
 1ίατί%η%οχως, ότο;, jmrt. act. and 
 
 KxTi^'/i^oa-fAtvo;, part, pas. of the same. Th. 
 s^Uf to cat> 
 
 l^xTiOi&ixiro, 3. ung. impef. pas, of xxtk- 
 t^ωκoμχ^■, the same as ^/ωχω, to pursue. 
 
 Κ,χτίοίω^χ, χζ, £, ι. a. of χατχ^ίω&ω, to fol- 
 low after, to pursue. 
 
 Κατ£δό»£ον, impeif. of χχτχ^ακίω, to seem, 
 to appear. 
 
 Κ.Άτί^ομχι, to eat up, devour, consume if. nu 
 ί^οΰμχί, p. χχτΐίχχ, or kxt'sohkx, and by Epenth, 
 χχτίοήοΰχχ. 
 
 Ιίχτί^αυλουτο, 3. si7ig. imperf. pas. of χχτχ- 
 ^ονλόω, the same as Ζουλάω, to enslave. Th. 
 ^ΰΐίλοί, a slave. 
 
 Kxri'hoxhs, 2. sing. 2. a. act. by Metatk. 
 for χατί^χξάί;. See Κ.ατί^αξόον. 
 
 Κ.χτί}ξα,μΰν, £f, £, 2, a, ind. act. of κχτα- 
 'τφ.χ^ω, to run down. 
 
 Κχτί^υ, it went down or set, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 act. xxTs^vvsv, 3. sing, impef. ind. of χχτχ- 
 }ύνω, -^υμι, or -2ύω,f '^ύσω, to enter in ; to go 
 down, to set ; 2. a. ε^υν, ν;, υ. 
 
 Ίζ-χτί^ω, See Κ.ατεόομαι.^ 
 
 KxT-yiya/;, Ότο;, broken ; Ion, for xxTixyeagy 
 part. perf. m. See }ίxτεxyyιvx^. 
 
 KxTi^xpp'/iffiv, 3. sing. Ί, a. act. from κχτχ. 
 βχρρίω, ivhich see. 
 
 Kxrihro, 3. sing. 2. a. vi. of χχτχτίύημι, 
 to put or lay down. 
 
 Κχτχ^ινχω, to eat, de\Our, consume. Th. 
 S-c/v'/j, a feast. 
 
 ϊζ.<χ•τίίζω, jEoI. and Ion. for χχτχλύζω, to 
 pour out, to shed. Th. λε'ιζω,^ -φω, to pour out. 
 
 Κχτίϊ'^ί, he saw, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. 
 from 
 
 Κ-χτεί^ω, to look down, survey ; to see, be- 
 ! hold, look at. Frojn ε"^hω,f: m, ε'Ισομχι, 2, a. 
 εΐ^βν, and Ίοον. 
 
 Ιίχτεΐ^ωλΰς, o'j, ο xx) '/j, full of idols. From 
 ε'-ί^ωλον, an idol. Fro7n εϊόο;, εο;, τβ, form, 
 appearance. Th. ε'ί^ω, to see. 
 
 Ιζ,χτεΤίν, he descended, 3. sing, perf. m. 
 χχτεϊχ, X?, ε, of χχτειμι, and this from xxrx, 
 for κάτω, downward, and ^ιμι, to go ; 2. a. 
 'iov, p. m. i\x, 
 
 Κ,χτεικχζω, the same as είκχζω, to conjec- 
 ture, to suspect. Th. ε'Ιχω, to be like. 
 
 ΚαΤί/λεΛί, nearly the same as είλ'εω, to wrap 
 or roll up, to roll together, to shut up ; to 
 croud together. 
 
 Κχτειλ'/ίμμενοί, η, ov, caught, taken, part, 
 perf. Att. from χατχλχμξχνω, to catch, to 
 take if m. λήφομαι, 2, a. ϊλχζαν, p. ε'ίλτιφχ. 
 Hence χχτιιληφ'ενχι, perf in fin. act. 
 
 Υ^χτίίλΙσσω, Ion. and JEol. for καβειλία-σώ, 
 to roll or wrap up. From είλίσσ-ω, or -ττω, the 
 same as είλεω. 
 
 Έ^κταλΊχ^χτο, Ιυη. for χχβειλίχ^χτο. See 
 Έ^Ιλί^χτο. 
 
 Κχτίίλοχ;ε, he enumerated, he recounted ; 
 Att. for χχτχλίλιχ^ε, 3. sing. perf. act. of 
 xxτxλίyω. 
 
 Κχτειμι, to descend, come down ; to return, 
 Th. Ιίμι, to go. 
 
 ΚατίΓνα/, to have sent down, Ion. for xx- 
 hivxi, 2. a. infn. of χχΰΐγ,μι. 
 
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 Κ.ατΐΤι'αι, to accuse ; 1. a. vif. κατίί<η7ν, 
 to declare, to inform against, accuse ; 2. a. 
 inf. of χα.Α-χω, to speak against one. 
 
 }ζ.ατίΐτων, οντος, ό, one who contradicts or 
 denies, Hesycli, 
 
 }ίύίτίΐξγά<ΤΆτα, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of κ,απξγά- 
 ζο/ύαι, to work ; f. m. aa-ofisci, 1. a. ind. ])cis. 
 xccTiioyaffu'/iv, p''if. paS. x.aritoyccfff/.ai. Til. 
 ίξγον, work. 
 
 'Κ.ατίΊξγνν(/.ι, to shut up, confine, restrain. 
 Til. ί'ί'ξγω, to keep off. 
 
 'Κα.τϋξγνννα.ι, to restrain, shut up, confine ; 
 to compel ; pres. inf. of the preceding. 
 
 Κ.«τζΐξίΐχαν, they tore or cut down, iniperf 
 ef κχ,τίξίΐκ,ω, f. %ω, to break. 
 
 Καηίξυσί, he dragged or pulled down, 1 . a. 
 iJid. and 
 
 ^ΆΤίίξνσ^χ/, to be brought or conA'eyed 
 down, from κατ^ξύω, to draw down. Th. 
 ίούω, to draw or drag. 
 
 Jζ.uτί^ξωvίύoμciί,f ίύ/τομαι, to deceive or im- 
 pose upon by dissembling ; to jest at ; with 
 gen. xarupuviviTO -rov ττατξΰ;, Jos. B. Jad. ii, 
 3. See also ii, 12 ; vii, 30, ^-c. 
 
 Kars.'cr/y, 3. nng. or pi. pres. ind. from κά• 
 ntfjih to descend, to return. Tli. ίϊμι, to go. 
 
 ΚατίχΆ/ιν^ 'ή;, '/], I was burnt up or consum- 
 ed ; 2. a. pas. of κ,αηχΆκίω, to burn, to con- 
 sume. Th. κκίω, to burn. 
 
 Ίίατίχχνί, 3. sing. 2. a. act. of κΆτακα'ινω, 
 the same as χαίνω, to kill. 
 
 JixTixxva-a, a;, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of κατα.- 
 xu't-u), to burn up, to consume. Th. καΊω, to 
 burn. 
 
 Υ^ατικύμνιν, I lay ; imperf from κα,τακίΊ- 
 μχι, to lie. 
 
 }ζ.α.τίκ.'/ΐί, 3. sing. 1. a. act, of xaraxataj, to 
 burn. Th. καίω, f καύσω, to burn; 1. a. 
 
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 iK'/IOi, 
 
 ϋατίχ'/ιλί, 3. sin^. 2. a. ind. act. of χ.α.τα- 
 κτίλίω, the same as κ,'/)λιω, f Ticrti/, to charm, 
 delight, sooth, to calm. 
 
 Κατ£;4λάξ«τ•β, he shut up, Oor. for κα- 
 riKXiiffuTo, 1. a. m. and 
 
 Κίίτ=»λ«<τί'?5ί, Dor.for κχτίτιλύσύ'/ίί, 2. sing. 
 \. a. pas. and 
 
 Κί4Τ£»λα<Γ^«ί, Dor, for καηζ,λίκτύ^ς, 2'. sing. 
 1. a. subj. ])as. of κα,τακλίίοιχαι. Th. κΧίίω, 
 to shut, to close. 
 
 Yia.Tixo-7rr,(ra,v, 3. ju. 2. a. i>id. pas. and 
 
 Κατεχο-ψαν, 3. pi. \. a, ind. act. of xara- 
 κότττω, to cut ofT, cut to pieces. Th, χόττω. 
 
 Κ-ατεκρίό'/ιν, >!ί) *i, 1. α. ind. pas. of χατα- 
 χοΊνω, to condemn. Th. χξίνω, to judge. 
 
 Κϋτ'ζχξίνΛ, ας, ε, 1. a. act, of the same 
 
 verb. 
 
 Καηχξύζ'/:ν, '/IS, >j, 2. a. pas. of χαταχουττω. 
 Th. xpvrreu, to hide, conceal ; 2. a. εχουζβν. 
 
 'Κα.τίχτα,, 3. sing. 2. a. act. Dor. for xa.• 
 r'iXTVi, o/* χα,τύχττ.μι, or χα,τα,χτείνω, to kill. 
 From χ-τ^μι, 2. α. εχττιν, »ί, νι. Dor. εχταν, 
 α.;, α, '2. α, m, 'ζχτάμτίν, })art. χτύμενοζ. Th. 
 χτε'ινω, to kill. Or by Apoc. for χΛτ'εχτανί, 
 ?,. sin". 2. a. of the same verb. 
 
 Karixrahv, Iliad v, 558, they were slain, 
 Io7i. or B(xot. for χατεχτάΦ/οΓκν, 3. pi. I. a. 
 pas. of ΧΆΤΆχτεΙνω. Th. χτείνω, f νω, p. 'ix- 
 τΆΧΆ, and Poet, ίχταγχα, 2. a. ϊχτανον. 
 
 ΚατεχτΛν0εν, Bceot. by Sytic. for χχτεχτάν- 
 e^ffoiv, 3. ;;/. 1. a. pas. From χα,τα. αηάχτείνω^ 
 to kill ; 1. a. pas. ΐχτάνβνιν. 
 
 Κοίτεχτανον, ε;, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Κατ'ελ&ξον, ε;, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of xecra- 
 
 λα,μζάνω, to take, catch, seize. Th. λαμζά,νω, 
 
 f m. λή-^Όμαι, p. ιΐλ'/ιφοί, to take ; 2. a. ίλα- 
 
 Κατελαλεις, 3, sing, impeif. act. for xetrcc- 
 λαλεω, to speak against, to speak ill of ; imperf, 
 -εον, ouv, Sfc. Th. λα,λ'εω, to speak. 
 
 Ι^οίτίλα,ύνω, to drive away ; to inveigh 
 against ; to grind to powder. Th. ελα.ύνω, 
 f άτω, to drive. 
 
 Έ.α.τελεγχ^'ετω, 3. sing, imperat. act. of 
 
 Κατελεγχω, to refute, confute, convince ; 
 reprehend. Th. ίλεγχ;ω, f. Ico, to convince, 
 refute. 
 
 1ίί(.τελεεω, f. '/ΐ(Τω-, to pity. 
 
 ΚατίλίΓν, to demolish, overthrow ; Ion. for 
 χίχ,ίεΧεΤν, 2. a. ίηβη. of χαία,ιφ,ω, Th. αίξεω, 
 to take ; 2. a. εϊλον. 
 
 Υίαψελείφύ'/ίν, jjj, jj, I was left, 1. a. ind. 
 pas, of χΆταλεΐ'ττω. Th. λεί-ττω, to leave. 
 
 Κ.ατ'ίλεχτο, Ion. for χαταλελεχτο, 3. sing. 
 pluperf pas. of καταλέγομαι. Th. λίγω. 
 
 }ίατελίλει•ττο, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. of xa- 
 ταλείττω, to leave behind, forsake. Th. λεί-τω, 
 f -^ω, to leave •, 2. a. ελιτον. 
 
 Κατελεζάμ'/ιν, ω, ατΰ, I went to bed ; I lay 
 down ; 1. a. m. from χατχλ'εγομαί, χατ'ίλεζ,α$, 
 2. sing. 1. a. act. Th. λέγω, to say. 
 
 Κατελεξε, he recounted ; 3. sing. 1. a. act. 
 of καταλέγω. 
 
 'Κατε?..'/ιφίίΐν, y,;, r„ \.a. ind. pas. of κατα.- 
 λαμζάνω, to catch, take, seize. 
 
 Ιίάτελύε, descend thou ; 2. a. imperat. and 
 
 Κατελόίμεν, to descend, to go down, 2, a. 
 inf. Ion. for χατελ^εΤν, of χατε^χ^ομαι. Th. 
 'ίξχ^ομαί, to corne ; f. ni. ίλεΰσομ.αί, 2. a. ηλΰον^ 
 
 is, s. 
 
 Κατελ^ωμεν, 1 . pi. 2. a. sicbj. act. and 
 
 "Κατελύων, part. 2. a. act. of the same verb. 
 
 1ίατελ(Τε, 3. sing. 2. a. act. \^χατελί•^ο!Ταν 
 for χατελιτον, 3, pi, 2. a. Exod. xvi, 24.] of 
 χαταλείτω, f. -φω, to leave ; to desert. Th. 
 λει•7Γω, to leave ; 2. a. 'ίλι-ττον, p. m, λ'ελοιτα, 
 
 ΥίατελΙσσω, the same as χατειλ'κτσω. 
 
 Υίατελ'ομενα;, Ion. for χαΰελομενος, having 
 taken away; jiart. 2. a. m. of χαθαίζεω. Th. 
 αΐξ'εω, to take; 2. a. εϊλον. 
 
 ΥίατελοΖίΤΐ, Ion. for χαύελοΖίτι, dat. pi. part. 
 2. a. of the same verb. 
 
 Υ.ατελττΙ'ζω, the same as ίλ-χίζω, to hope. 
 
 Ίίατίλυεν, 3. sing, vnperf. χατ'ελυσε, he dis- 
 solved, he destroyed, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of xa- 
 ταλύω. Th. λύω, to loosen. 
 
 KuTiKuhffav, 3. pi. 1. a. jms. of the same 
 verb. 
 
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 ΚΑΤ 
 
 'Κ.χ,ημάνία,νον, ις, ί, imperf. act. of χατκ- 
 μκ)ΐύά\ω, to learn. 
 
 'K-oirifjca^TTTif 3. sing, imperf. χίχ,τίμαξ-^ί, 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. from κartt.μάξ'rτω,f. •φω, 
 to seize, take; 2. a. ίμαο-τον. 
 
 Κ,κτεμ^ηνυί, fro?n καταμηνύω, which see.\ 
 
 Κ.ατίμγισΌί'τα, he deA'ised or invented ; 3. 
 sing. 1. a. in. of χα,ταμνι^ομα,ι, fat. m. μγιΟΌ- 
 μα,ι. Th. μγ^^οζ, io;, το, care. Or he heaped 
 upon, Iliad xxiv, 164 ; \. a. m. of χ,α,τα,μάί- 
 μα», to heap up. Th, a.μάω,f. ήσω, to heap. 
 
 Τία,ημμα,τίω, to thrust in, insert, to put the 
 hand down the throat, hi order to provoke vom- 
 iting ; as if from ίμ'ιω^ to vomit. 
 
 Karsva/^iy, f. α,ξω, to kill, put to death, 
 OdJ/s. xi, 518.] 
 
 lietTivxvTt, KKTivoivrici, and κατζναντίον, or 
 xar' ivocvriov, adv. with the genit. over against, 
 opposite, on the other side, before, in sight ; 
 against ; by reason of. Frovi κ,α,τα,^ iv and 
 ivrr also from ίναντίος, for α,ντίοζ, opposite. 
 Th. άντ), for. 
 
 Κατέναο-ο-ί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. for κάτ%- 
 vKfft, froin the obsol. verb κα,τανάω, to cause to 
 dwell. Th. ναΐω, to dwell. 
 
 Κκηηγχων, avffcc, ov, part. 2. a. of the ob- 
 sol. root lviyKM,for φ'ζξω, Lucians Dial.^ 
 
 Κ,ΰΐτίνίίκε, 3. sing. 1. a. act. Poet, and Ion. 
 for καττ,νζγχα, a;, s, of κατα,φ'ίοω. Th. φ'ίζω, 
 f. ο'!α•ω, to bear, to carry -, \ . a. νίνεγχα., ας, ι. 
 
 KarivswiTs, he nodded, he confirmed by a nod, 
 Iliad ii, 112 ; 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of xct- 
 Ύχνίύω. Th. vtveu, f. viva-o), to nod. 
 
 Ίζ.χτίνεχ;όύί, ivrog, part. 1. a. pas. of xa.- 
 
 KuTivip^^yivoii, Theophr. Char. 2. See Κα- 
 
 KctTiv^^ixrKt, 3. sing. perf. j)as. by Alt. re- 
 duplication for xoiT'/ivixTOLf from the same. 
 
 lictnvyivohv, it strewed or covered, Hesiod. 
 Scut. 3. sing. 2^erf. mid. of χα,ηνόίω, and this 
 from hoi'ju, by Metath. for iviuoj, perf. mid. 
 vvodce,, and by Att. redupl. hnvoScc. 
 
 Κα,τίν/ιακτο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of καηναίξω. 
 The same as Ιναίξω. 
 
 Kanvhtv, Dor. for xankhTv, to come down, 
 descend ; 2. a. inf. from χχτίξχ^ομχι. 
 
 Ίζ-Βίτίντευχτ^ί, ου, ό, an accuser. 
 
 Κκτε*νγ>]ν, >ΐί, n, I was pricked or- stung ; and 
 in pi. 
 
 Κ/ζτενύγ^ιο-χν, 3. 2)1. 2. a. pas. of χατίκνΰσσω^ 
 f !&;, to prick, pierce, sting. Th. νΰσσω, to 
 prick ; 2 a. ενυγον. 
 
 ΚατίΐώίτΛί, or χατνιω-χα, by Sync, for xa,- 
 vivtu'Trici' from 
 
 'Κΰίτενω-τίον, the same as Ivu-viov, in presence 
 of, in sight of, before. From χο,ύά, iv, arid 
 ω-φ, the countenance. Th. οττομαι, to see. 
 
 }ία.7εύ,ουσ•ίά,ζω, with the genit. to exercise 
 power over any one, to exert autliority over. 
 From ίζ,ονιτία, power ; and this fro7)i ίξε^τι, it 
 is lawful. Th. ιΐμ), to be. 
 
 Υ^τε-ττιχ-γγελλομαι, to promise. From κα~ 
 
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 τα, It), and άγγιλλω, f. λω, p. ^γγελΧΛ, to 
 bear tidings, to bring word. 
 
 Κοίτί'^ταίξΰμκί, to rise up against, to be lifted 
 up against, to be lifted up, to be vain over ; 
 1. a. m. εττ'/ΐζμπν, p. j)as. ετνξμχι, 1• a. pas. 
 ετ'/ΐζύην. From ίταίξω. Th. α'Ιξω. 
 
 ΚίΛτετύλμίνοί, springing down upon, Iliad 
 xi, 94. From χατα. and Ι-π-άλμενοζ, Poet, for 
 ΙφοίλΧΌμενα;, from ίτ) and α,λλομκι, to leap, 
 jump. 
 
 Κίίτί5ΤδίΤ'/5^>ιν, »ji, 7i, I was trampled upon ; 
 
 1. a. pas. and 
 
 Κα•7•£ίτατίί«ν, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of xxrccrx- 
 τ'εω, f. '/ισαι, to tread under foot, to trample 
 upon. Th. ΤΆτ'εω, to tread. 
 
 'Κατίσχυσε, he broke off; he stilled; he 
 ceased; 3. sing. 1. a. act. of xarwrauu. Th. 
 ■7rci6u,f. σω, to cease ; 2. a. 'ΐ-παον. 
 
 Κ-αΓετζίγοντα, τα, pressing business, urgent 
 affairs. 
 
 Κ«τε^£*•)/οντοί, geii. si7ig. part. pres. from 
 
 Κ-Άτεττείγω, f. ξ&/, to impel, incite ; to press 
 on ; to urge ; to hasten. Th. Ι^τεΙγω, to 
 urge. 
 
 Κατ£νΓ£ιΓίν, ες, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of xarct- 
 -ττΙ'ΤΓτω, to fall down. Th. ττΊ-^τω, to fall ; 2.f. 
 m. •πεσουμα.ί. 
 
 Κατ£ίΤ2ο•τ>?ίΓ«ν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. of κα- 
 τε(ρ'κττ'/ιμι, to rise up against, to attack. From 
 zdiTu, i^t, and Ίσττιμί, f. στνια'ω, to stand $ 
 
 2. a. 'ίστην. 
 
 Κοίτ'ίτεφνε, he killed ; by Sync, for χαητί- 
 ψονε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. from xwrk and 
 ί•τιφονίω. Others form it from φίνα), to kill, 
 by rednplic. -τεφίνω, and by Sync. -πΊφνω, 2. a. 
 ε•τεφνον. Or from φίνω, 2. a, εφενον, and by 
 Sync, εφνον, by Anadiplasiasm ί-ηφνον. Or im- 
 j)erf. of -ττ'εφνω, the same as φΙνω. 
 
 ΚχτετΓ^ί^'/ΐσ-Ά, as, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of xxra- 
 •χη^ίω, to leap or spring down. 
 
 Κχτίτγ)'ξεν, he fixed down ; 3. sing. 1. a, 
 act. of κοίΤΰίΤ'^γνΐ)μ<, f ζω, p. m. vr'i'Trvjya.. 
 Th. •;Τ7ΐγνυμέ, or 'vnyvuu, to fasten together, to 
 build. 
 
 ΚατείΤ/άν^«ΐ', r,i, >j, \. a. ind. j)as. of χατοί- 
 τηκίνω, the same as •^ιούνω, f, ανω, to make fat. 
 Th. -ττΐύύν, όνος, fat. 
 
 Κΰίτζΐπ^ΰμος, co, ό χα) h, greedy, longing, 
 eager, desirous, covetous. From χχτα. and 
 ί'Τΐ&υμία, 
 
 Κκτε^τίλαμξΰίνω, to take, seize, to lay hold 
 of; 2. a. χαηττελα^ον. From Χαμζάνω, to take. 
 
 'Kaτε'^tφ^ύyω, to take refuge, to ily for 
 refuge or shelter, Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΚατείΤλεϋίΤ'α, ας, ε, and in 3. J)l. χχτετλΐΐι- 
 σχν, 1. a. ind. act. of χχτχ^τλίω, f ^λενιτίι)^ 
 to sail. Th. -π-λζω, the same. 
 
 'KxTi'7rXr,yv], he Avas struck with terror, Iliad 
 iii, 31. 
 
 Κατετό^>7ν, >/?, Ά, 1. a. ind. pas. of xurx- 
 -ζτίνω, to swallow up \perf. ττί'ττζύχχ, 2. a. 'i-rtov. 
 Th. ^ivu, to drink. 
 
 Κ.χτε'Τξχϋνχ, 1. a, ind. act. of χκτκ^ξχ'ύνύ», 
 to sooth, appease. Th. -τοΰος, mild. 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 474 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 Κα-ίνΤΛ?, to speak against one, accuse, in- 
 'Ibrni against ; to confess, to declare. 
 
 Κα,πζάα-ΰϋ, to pour out, to decant. From 
 ίσάω,\.ο empty. Tli. %ξοι,, the earth. 
 
 Y^aTi(iyaZ^oy.a.i, f. άσομαι, to finish, despatch, 
 effect, cause ; to work upon any thing ; to per- 
 form ; to vanquish, kill; to persuade; \. a. 
 711. }ία7•ίΐζγασκμ-/ιν, u, «τβ, 1. a. inf. m. kcc- 
 vipyaffa.itua.t, ])art. 1. a. m. χ.χ'ηζγοισ•άμίνο;, 
 having wrought, having vanquished ; 1. a. i/id, 
 pas. χατίΐξγάσύην, '/>s, >?• From κατά and 
 ΐογάζιμαι, to work. Th. 'ίξγον, work. 
 
 1ζ.α'Τίζγχ(τία, ας, '/], a performing or effecting, 
 a working ; workmanship, a preparing, an earn- 
 ing, cultivation^ digestion. From the preceding. 
 Ίίχτίξγασμίνοξ, ά, ov. Ion. Jot ΚΆΤίΐξγοί(τμ&- 
 voi, finished, dispatched^ prepared ; jiart. perf. 
 pas. of κα'ηο'γάΖ^ομκι. 
 
 Έ-χτίξγαν, Ion. for χ,χ^ίξγίΐν, to confine, 
 shut up, restrain. Th. ί'ίογω, to shut up. 
 
 'Κ.κτΒξγνν, ov, ra, workmanship, v/rought 
 work. 
 
 Κάη.ογΰζ, ov, ο χ.ά) 'a, cultivated, v.TOUght ; 
 spent with lahourj also antiquated. From 
 
 ioyey, work. 
 
 Έ..α,τίξΐ'ίκ,ω, f.'i^, to break, pound, cleave, 
 bruise.] 
 
 'Καίτίξϋ'ζΌω, f. ύσ•ω, to overthrow, demolish, 
 destroy, iJiod. Sic. 
 
 'Κα,τίί^ύ'Ζω, 10 break do■^v^^, destroy. 
 Κοίτίξφν, Iliad i, .'361, she caressed or 
 Kcoihed ; 1. a. iiid. act. i.if κ,ατκξίζΜ, f. \ω. 
 Th. ρίζω, p. ερρεχοί, to do, to make. 
 
 'Κοίτίζίφω, the same with Th. ίοίφω, f. -φω, 
 to cover. 
 
 Kare^iw, fti, to speak or inform against, to 
 accuse j to say, declare. From l^iu^from ί'/οω, 
 to say. 
 
 Κχτεξ^ιτνον, 3. pi. irnperf, from * 
 
 Κατ£^»ίΤϋ«, to keep back, detain, hinder, 
 Soph. Philoc. 1411. Th. ΐξπτίιω, to hinder. 
 
 }ία,ψίρρΰύω, for χχτίξύίυ, to draw or drag 
 down. Th. igoojfj'. ΰσω, to draw. 
 
 "Κατερραιγίο;, oros, broken, burst, Joshtia x, 
 part. perf. m. of κχτίρρ-ζιγνυμι, to break 
 down ; ]). m. iix-ippMyoc,, Th. ρ'ήσσω, to 
 break. 
 
 Ιίατίοΰκε, 3. sing, iniperf. act. lort. or pros, 
 imperat. act. from κα,τίξύκ,ω, f. ξω, to hinder, 
 restrain, check. 
 
 Y^Άτ'ίn■χ^oμa^, to come or go down, to de- 
 .scend i to come back, to come to,y. m. κατελεύ- 
 σομοί», 2. a. κοίτ'ί^Χβον, ε;, ε, \. a. inj. κκ,τεΧ- 
 ύίϊν. Th. ίζχ^ομα,ι, to come. 
 
 iCaricCn, ό. sing. 2. «. act. of κατοίσζ'εννυμι, 
 to quench, extingukh. Th. σΖ'νηυμΑ, the same ^ 
 f. σζήτω, 2. a, ίίτζ'/]ν, as if fro^n σζ,γ,μι. 
 
 Ύίκτίσεΐί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of α^αταΐτεΊω, 
 to sliake, throw dov<n. Th. σείω, to )nove. 
 
 "Κκ-εσ^'ίύϋ, to eat ηγ), devour, consume, im- 
 pcrf. y.x-Viiuiov, ε;, t• hi^nce κ/ζηΐ/ί'ίΰντκ, ace, 
 sing. part. pres. Th. ίσύΐω, to cat. 
 
 Κχτεα-ίναζι, Theocr. xxx, iii'. See Kara- 
 
 }ζ.ατίΰ•κΒίμμίνίχ, ruins, jiart. perf. pas. n. g. 
 pi. and 
 
 Κχτίο-χΆ'φα, usi £, I. a. ind. act. of κοίΤΛ- 
 σ»ά,9Γrω,f. -φω, to undermine, tear down. Th* 
 σκά'^τω, to dig. 
 
 Ιίατοτκεύοίσε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 νία,ησκ,ενοίσμίνος, '/ι, ov, part. perf. pas. of 
 ζατακηοενάζω, f. ά.<τω, p. κ,ατατκζύακοι,, to pre- 
 pare, equip, furnish. Th. σκεύος, ίος, το, a. 
 vessel . 
 
 ϊζ.α,τεΒ-τ&άίν, they were Opposed, Hes. for 
 KUTiffTU^ritrecv, JEol. 3. pi. 1. o. i?id. pas. of 
 κ,οί,θκΤ'Τ'/ιμι. Th. Ίστ^ιμ,!, f. trrricreu, to stand ; 
 2. n. εττ'/ιν, 1. a. ind. pas. ίστάύνιν. 
 
 Ιίοίτειττάβηιτοί,ν, See }ίοί,τ'εστοίύεν. 
 
 Jiariffreio-ctv, Ion. for κ,α,τίστ'/ισα,ν, 3. ρ/» 
 2, a. ind. act. See Κατίο-ταν. 
 
 Κχτεσ-τεως, ωτος. Ion. for χϋ.θεστηκωζ, stand- 
 ing, established, ;>firi. per/", act. of κοι,ύίστημι. 
 
 Κΰίτεστ^αα, Ion. for κ,αύίίττνικει, 3. sing» 
 pluperf act. of κοίάίσ-ττ,μι. 
 
 Κατ£ίΤ'Γ;;*ίΐ/α;, Ion. for καύί/ττηκεναι, to have 
 established. 
 
 Ιζ-χτεστην, vi;, vi, and in 3, pi. χοίτεστνκτκν, 
 
 2. a. ind. act. of χαβ'κττνιμι, to establish, ordain. 
 Th. 'ttrrrifM. 
 
 Κατεσ-τόξεα-αν, Iliad xxiv, 798, they spread 
 or laid over ; S. pi. i. a. act. of κοίταστοφω. 
 Κ,ατείττξίίφα,το, Ion. for κατεστραμμένοι ησοίν, 
 
 3. pi. pluperf. pas. of κοίτοίστφφω, to subvert, 
 subdue. Th. στξ'εφω, to turn. 
 
 Ιίοίτεστζίφίτο, 3. sing, imperf pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Ιίοίτίστξίφα., ας, ε, I. a. ind. act. of the 
 same verb, 
 
 ϋίατεστξύύά'/ισαν, they were overthrown, 3. jil. 
 
 1. a. ind. pns. (f xaτaστξωvvυμ^,f. ύσω, J}. xa~ 
 τ'εσ-ξωκχ, to strow on the ground ; 1. a. pas. 
 χοίτεστξύθ'ην, '/ις, η. From χατα and στρωννυμι, 
 to spread, to strow. Tii. στοφω. 
 
 KaTiffTvyi, Iliad xvii, 694, 3. sing, 2. "a, 
 act. of xaτaστίιyίC'J, the same as στυyεω, t• 
 shudder, to hate; f.'/iffu,and ^ω, as f from 
 στύγω. 
 
 'Κ.ατΙατχ^εύε, he held, 3. sing, imperf. ind. 
 act. (f x'zτaσχ^iύω,for χατ'εχ^ω, and 
 
 Ιίάτεσχ^εν, ,3. sing. 2. a, act. of χατε^ω, t» 
 keep back, hinder. Th. tpc^, f. εζω, to have ; 
 
 2. a. εσ^ον, ες, ε, 
 
 Ίζ.ατεσ^οσαν for χχτεσχ^ον, 3. pi, 2. α. i7icL 
 mid, they kept themselves back, Nehem. iii, 5, 
 
 'Κατετάχετο, he pined or wasted away. Dor. 
 for χατετήχετο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. m. from 
 χατατ'Αχω. Th. ττιχω, to melt. 
 
 Υίατετοί^ευσαν, S. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of xa- 
 τ(κτο\ίνω, f. ίόσω, p. χατΆτετΌ\ευχα, to pierce 
 with an arrow. - Th. τό'ξον, a bow. 
 
 ΚατΙτζϊξον, they wore away, rubbed against, 
 spent or consumed ; 3. pi. iniperf. act. of xa.- 
 τΆΤξίξω. Th. τξ'ίζύύ, f. "ψω, p. τετζίφα, to 
 rub, to wear away. 
 
 Κχτίτξίζε, he squeaked, Horn. Batrach. 79, 
 3. sing, imperf. from χατοίΤξίζαι. Th. τξίζ/ν, 
 to make a slirili noise. 
 
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 475 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 Κκτ'ίτξίϋΙχν, they ate or devoured, 3. pi. 
 ί . a. act. from τξύγω, to eat ; f. m. ζομαι, 
 2. a. act. ίτξκγον. 
 
 Κχητξύσ-οίτο, 3. sing. I. a. m. of κα.τα.η- 
 Τξύιτκ,ω, to wound. Th. ητξωσκ,ω.) f. τζωσ-ω, 
 the same. 
 
 Κχτευ^οκψίω, f. iau-, to conduct an afiliir 
 very honourably ; to be in estimation, Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 KccTi-j^txriu, ω, to inflict a wound with a 
 certain aim ; to hit the mark. 
 
 Kariv^t/, or κατ ίυύυ, adv. straight on ; 
 ever against, opposite. 
 
 'Κα.τίυύϋνω, f. vm, to direct, guide, lead, con- 
 duct ; rule, govern ; to fine ; also to prosper ; 
 1, a. χα.τίύύυ)ΐα,, 1. a. opt. act. κΛπνάυναιμι, 
 1 . a. inf. act. καπν^νναι. From ίίατα and 
 ιυύύνω, to direct. Tk. iluv?, straight, direct. 
 
 JixrsvXoy'iiij, ω, f. naoj, p. 'λλκ, to praise, 
 commend, extol ; p„ pas. -γ,ιμ,αί. From li- 
 λΰγίω. 
 
 'Κα,ηυο^ΰΙ, may it be prosperous, may it suc- 
 ceed ; 3. sing. pres. opt. act. frotn 
 
 }ία.πΐ)οοόΰμχ{, ov/^xi, f. ucrufisii, to be pros- 
 pered ; to succeed, prosper. From κατά, and 
 &υ/)%οΖμ(χ.ί, and this from iS and ο^ουμαι. Th. 
 β^οζ, a way. 
 
 'K.a.τίυ^z■oξiω,f riiru, to abound, to have abund- 
 ance, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Κχτίυτξί-Τίζω, to prepare, get ready, set in 
 order. From χ,α,τα, and ίυτξί-τίζω. 
 
 KfliT£t'Tu;^/iW,y*. 'Α(τω, to be successful or for- 
 tunate, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Ίίίχ,τίύχ,ομαι, to wish evil to one ; to ctsrse ; 
 io pray ; to vow ; to blame, wish ; also to 
 boast. Th. ιυχ^ομα,ι. 
 
 }ία,τίυωχ^ί7(τύχι, to feast, to banquet ; jires. 
 inf. m. from κατίυωχ^ίομα,ι, Th. ίΐω^ία,, a 
 feast. 
 
 KarEfpaQ/ov, sj, s, 2. a. ind. act. of y^a-rct^a- 
 γω, to devour. 
 
 'ΚοίΎζφχΙητο, 3. sing, imperf. ind. pas. of 
 χ.οίΤΛφΒύνομα,ί, to appear, to seem ; 2. a. ind. 
 ])as, κοίτ-φάν/ιν, '/IS, n. From κα,τύί and 
 (palvcd, to show. 
 
 Κατίίρά^/ξίν, Dor. for χα,τίφημί^ιν, 3. sing. 
 1. a. act. of κ.α.•τα(ρ7ΐμΊΖ,ω. 
 
 Κατεφ&ντιν, '/ι;, ti, 2. a, ind. pas. See K«- 
 ηφοίίνετο. 
 
 }ί«ηφ^ξμίνοί, ^>αί-ί. perf. pas. from κκ- 
 τα,φίύξΜ, f. ίξω, ]). Λα,τίφίίίζκ.α, to corrupt, to 
 spoil ; 2. a. κοίτίφβύίξον, perf pas. χατίφόκζ- 
 μκί. From xKTtjc. and φβίίξα. Th. φύίω, to 
 corrupt, to destioy. 
 
 Yiu!.r'i^$u^oi., «J, £, \. a. ind. act. from the 
 same, 
 
 Καηφίίττημ/, f, χ,α,τί'τηστνισΜ, p. x.a.ri(pi- 
 στνικ,α, to rise up against, to make an attack 
 upon one; 2. a. act. κΆτΐ'Τία-τ'/ίν,'/ΐζ, vi. From 
 ndToii i'^i'h ond Ίσττιμι, to stand. 
 
 ^ΆΤίφόηνιη, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. <f κ«- 
 raφoviΰω,f. ιΰσω, p. χχτατηφάνίυκα,, to kill. Th. 
 φίνοι, to kill. 
 
 Κατίφ^γον, te, s, 2. a. ind. act. of χχτκ*. 
 
 φίΰγω, to fly for refuge, to take refuge ; f m. 
 -ίύ'^ομχΓ part. 2. a. καταφυγών, όντο;. Tht 
 φίύγω, to fly. 
 
 Ιίάτζχ,ε, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. of 
 κατ'ί^ω, to keep back, hinder •, hence κα.τίχ^'.η, 
 3. sing. pres. subj. act. Th. 'ίχ,Μ, to have. 
 
 Κατίχ^ίζν, 3. sing. I. «. ind. act. κατίχ^ια, 
 of καταχιω, to pour out. Th. ^^ίω, f. χίύσω, 
 to pour, 1. a. ίχ^ιυσα,, ίχ^ίνα, and ίχια. 
 
 Κατίχίυα, ccc, a, I. a. act. See above. 
 
 Κατί^ίυσίν, 3. sing, 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Κα,τί^ΰμίνοί, juirt. pres. pas.fro?n 
 
 Κιχ,τίχΜ, imperf κατίΊχον, f κκύίζ,ω, or κα.- 
 τα,σχήσω, p. κατ'ίσχηκα,, to keep back, detain, 
 stop ; to retain ; to hold fast, take, possess ; to 
 restrain, to sustain an attack ; to steer for tiie 
 land ; to arrive ; with, a subst. it assuines vari- 
 ous meanings, as a report is Said κατϊχαν, to 
 obtain, when it is ividely spread ; μιταζολη 
 κ.άησχί την ■χόλιν, a revolution has befallen the 
 city ; 2. a. act. κατίσ-χον, sj, £, 2. a. subj. 
 κατάσχω, and in 1. ;;/. κατασχύμιν^ iinperf. 
 pas. ααταχόμ'/ιν, ου, ίτο. Th. 'ίχω, to have. 
 
 JixTTiyayuv, 2. a. ind. act, of κατάγω, to 
 lead down ; to bring back j to conduct. 2'Λ. 
 αγω, f ^ω, to lead ; 2, a. ^γον, aild Att. 
 Υίγαγον. 
 
 Κ.χτ'/ιγίμων, όνος, ό κα] τι, a leader, a guide \ 
 an adviser ; a teacher. Ion. for καύ'/ιγίμων. 
 From 
 
 Ιία'^ηγίομαι, Ion. for καθηγ^ομαί, to lead 
 the way, to guide ; to relate. Th. '/ιγίομοΆ, 
 to lead. 
 
 Ι^ΛΤ'/ιγοζίϊν, pres. inf. act. χ,ατηγορίϊτο, 3, 
 sing, imperf. pas. from 
 
 }ζ.ατ^γοξίω, u,f. riffu, p. κα,τγιγ'οζηκα, to aCr 
 cuse, inform against, to blame, inveigh against, 
 with genit. also to assert, to predicate, to prove, 
 to show, Luc. i, 44 ; imperf. act. κκτΎΐγΌζίον, 
 ουν, 1. a. iff. κατηγοξ?ί<τχί. From xuTk, 
 against, and άγοξίω, or άγοξίύω, to speak. Th. 
 άγο^α, the market-place, 
 
 liaT'/iyo^r,S\v, j^art. J . a. jias. n. g. from the 
 same verb. 
 
 Κ,ατ'/ιγΰξΐιμα, ατα?, το, an accusation, a 
 charge against one -, a predicate. From 1. pers^ 
 perf. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Κατΐίγοξία, as, h, an accusation, a charge ; 
 a predicate, a property attributed to any thing ; 
 gen. pi. κα•;γ^γΰξ/ων. From the same verb. 
 
 "Κατ'/ιγοξίκος, ου, β κα) η, of or belonging to 
 an accusation ; an accuser or informer ; be- 
 longing to a predicate or category. 
 
 Κ.ατ'^γοξοί, ου, ο κα.\ ri, an accuser. From 
 κατ'/ιγοξίω. 
 
 Κατ'/ιγοξουμενοί, part. pres. pas. of the same^ 
 
 Ι^ατ'/ιγωνίίταντο, S. pi. 1. a. m. of κατάγω^ 
 
 νΐζομαι, f m. ΐ7ομαι, to A'anquish, to subdue. 
 
 From αγωνίζομαι, to strive, struggle. Th, 
 
 ά,γων, ωνοζ, ό, a contest. 
 
 KaT>!^s<rec, a;, £, i. a. ind. act, of κατοί^ίω, 
 to make asham.ed, to make blusb, From ««τά 
 a^ιd ai^w;, shame. 
 
ΚΑΤ 
 
 471? 
 
 ΚΑΤ 
 
 Κατνι^οίλωμίνη, part, "perf- pas. /. g. from 
 tcctrxJoiXio), the same as αΐόαλ'οω, f. ωσω, to 
 fcurn. Th. αΐίω, to burn. 
 
 KflsTJii'tv, he descended. 3. sing. perf. m. Att. 
 for KocTiTt. From ίΤμι, to go ; p. m. ux, 
 «i, s. 
 
 Karnxu, Ion. for χαόίηχ,ΐι, it is fitting or be- 
 eoming, from κιχ.6Ϋικω, to belong to. 
 
 Κατ'/ίχ^ζβΐ') imperf act. of κατα,ικ,Ι'ζω, to 
 abuse, to treat ill, to disfigure by abuse ; to 
 defile, Odi/s. xvi, 290. Th. α,Ικία, stripes, 
 iujurA,•. 
 
 Ίίατηχον, οντοί, lull, for καύ/ικο^, that which 
 becomes us or belongs to us, duty ;fro7n χά^^κμ. 
 
 KaTj7«oflj, ov, κα) hy one who hears or 
 complies with ; obedient, attentive ; a subject ; 
 a spy. From κατά and α,καΰω•, to hear, p. m. 
 
 Kccr'^xo, to belong to ; Iu7i. for κάύηχω. 
 From '/\xia. 
 
 Κατ'/ίλαβ-α, I beat, ground, or pounded fine, 
 Exod. 32 ; 1. σ. ind. act.of xa,TiXa.uviA},f. άσω. 
 Th. Ό.α,ΰνω, to drive. 
 
 Κατ^λ^βν, is, £, 2. a. act. of χατι^χ^ομαι, to 
 descend. Th. ΐξχ^ομ,οίΐ, to come ; f, m, Ιλίύ- 
 Fsciai. 
 
 ΚΑΤΗΆΙΨ, to;, or φο;, h, a rafter, a lad- 
 der ; a roof, the upper story. 
 
 Ι^α,τνιΧΧα,γτ.ν, '/•,;, >;, 2. a. ind. pas. of xa- 
 τ//.Χλά(τα•ω, f. ζω, to reconci'•'" ; 1. a. χατ'/:λ- 
 Λ«|«, part. 1. a. act. χχταλλύζα;, αντος. 
 From χΆτά. a)id Ά7.Χά.βσω, or ~ττω, to change. 
 
 Ιία,τίΐλΰγίΜ, to despise, slight, neglect ; in 
 coj7rpos. a is clianged into n, as in χα,τ'/,γοξ'ίω. 
 From ΧΆΤΆ and άλογίω, to despise. 
 
 lζ.Λτylλΰxίζ/u,f. Ίσω, the same as αλοχΊζω, or 
 αίλα,κίζω, to furrow. Th, αύλαζ, uxo;, h) a 
 furrow. 
 
 Έ.α,τν,λΌχιΐττχι, 3. sing. perf. pas. of the pyre - 
 ceding verb. 
 
 Ίίατ'/ιλ&ίχυΤα, Ion. for χαύ-ήλωχνίοί, jmi't. 
 iierf. act. f. g. from χαίάλωμι, and this from 
 ΚΆΤΧ, and u,Kiaxu)•, f. αΧώσω, p. Ϋΐλωχα,, to 
 take ; 2. a. ί'λων, as if from α,λωμι. 
 
 Ί^α,τημύχ^ίη, .3. sing. 1. a. pas. of χα,τα,μύσ- 
 s -ω, to tear, scratch, wound. Th. [t.ύσσω,f. \ω, 
 to wipe the nose. 
 
 Y^al■n'iO(.yκce,σμΊ\ωζ, adv. by force or con- 
 straint ; by a kind of fatal necessity, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Υίοίτιηνιχ,Χωμίνα, part, perf pas. n. g, pi. of 
 καταναλίο-χω, to consume. From χα,τα and 
 ivaXlffxca, the same, f αναλύσω, p. ανήΧωχα 
 and ίίνάλωκα• hence perf. pas. τινάλωμαι, 
 ffai, ται. Th. ciki!Txci>,f. αλώσω, to take. 
 
 KaTr.vaet, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of xan- 
 να'ίξω, the su}iie as i\>a'i^u,fi)iu^ou, to kill; 1. a. 
 ηναζα. 
 
 Καττ,νεγχα, «j, ε, I brought ; 1 . a. ind. act. 
 of καταψίοω. Th. φ'ί^ω, f ο'Ισω, to carry, to 
 bear; 1. a. r,viyxa,peif. m. Att. Ιήνοχα. 
 
 ΐίατγ,νοχ^α, pcrf. m. of χαταφίοω. 
 
 Κατ>ίντ>}σ•α, «s> £, 1. a. ind. act. of xarav- 
 «r««, f ν,σω, to corne to, to arrive at. From 
 ΛΛΤΛ and άντά», to meet. 2Ίι. avrt, against. 
 
 Κατΐΐ^,ίύ^ιταν, they were deemed worthy ; 
 3. pi. 1. a. hid. pas. of χατα\/οω, f. ωσω, p. 
 χαττιζ,ίωχα. Th. αζιος, worth3\ 
 
 Karriovuv, imperf. act. of χαταιονάω, the 
 same as Th. α'ιονάω, to pour upon, to be- 
 sprinkle. 
 
 Κατ'/ίΤίάω, f άσω, or ή(τω, to mitigate, alie- 
 nate, soften ; to calm, Iliad v, 418. Th. 
 ητίοί, ου, ο χα) h, mild. 
 
 'Κατ9ΐ9Γΐόωντο, 3. /;/. imperf. of the same. 
 Poet, for χατίΐτΓίωντο. 
 
 1ζ.ατ'/ϊξασάμ'/^ν, ω, are, 1. a. m. of xara^ao- 
 μαι. From αζάομαι. Th. άξα, ας, h, a prayer, 
 curse. 
 
 'Κατπξατο, he cursed, 3. sing, imperf. ind, 
 mid. of χατΆξάομαι. 
 
 Κατ'/,ξγ'/•ισα, a;, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of καταζ- 
 γ'ίω, f τ,σω, p. xaTrt^ynxa, to make void, 
 abolish. From άξγο;, the same as άίξγο;, idle. 
 Th. ίξγον, work. 
 
 'Κατγιξί, 3. sing. I.e. ind. act. of χαταίξω, 
 ίο bring a ship to land, to make the land, t© 
 arrive. Th. a'^ζω,f. ξΖ, p. ^ξχα, to raise. 
 
 Κατ^ηοα, Ion. for χα^/ΐξίε, 3. sing, iviperf. 
 ind. of χαύαίξίω, to OA'erthrow, destroy, demol- 
 ish. Th. α'ΐξ^, f. ίίΐτω, p. τιξ'/,χα, to take ; 
 2. a. είλον. 
 
 Ka7r,^ihro, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of χαπξεθω. 
 Th. ίζ'εύω, to irritate, to provoke. 
 
 Κατ'/ϊξεφί', for χαττίξεφίχ, acc. sing, xarnpi- 
 φ'εεσσι, dat. pi. Ion. from 
 
 Έ.α,-'Λξεφγι;, ίος, ο χα) τι, coA'ered, dark, shady, 
 full. Th. ίξίφω,f. -ψω, to coA'er. 
 
 'Κατγιξ'ήζ, suspended, hanging ; prepared, 
 furnished, provided. From χατα and α,ξω, to 
 nt, or ίξίΰ-ΰ-ω, to row, Furip. in Suppl. 110, 
 ed. Marki. 
 
 Κατ'/,ζϊ'^ί, he demolished, 3. sing. 2. a. of 
 χατεού'ΤΓω. Th. ίξεί';τω, f ι^ω, to overthrow. 
 
 Κατ'/ίί^αξαν, they compelled, drove, or forc- 
 ed, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of χαταρράσσω, to 
 throw or dash down with violence ; also to rush 
 down. From χατα and ράσσω, or αοάσσω^ 
 f. 'ξω, to beat, to dash against, 
 
 ^αττ,ξπσάμγιν, ω, aro, 1. a, m, and 
 
 'Κ.ατγ,ξτΊσίαί, perf. inf. pas. of χατ&ξτίζω, 
 f ισω, to set a dislocated limb, to finish, ^-c. ; 
 2'Cyf. pas. χατνΐρτισμ-αι, Th, aprtoi, ου, ο χα] Jt, 
 perfect, whole, even. 
 
 'Κατ'/ίξπσμεΜΟί, η, ov, part, perf pas. and 
 
 Ίίατ'/ίξτίσω, 2. sing. 1. a. m. of καταστίζω. 
 See ^αττιξτίσ&αι. 
 
 'Κατγίσόιον, ε?, ε, imperf, act. of χαησβίω, to 
 devour, eat up. Th. εσύω, to eat. Hence 
 ίσύΐω, f. Ισω, the same. 
 
 Υίατη^χύνΰ '/,•■>, «ij VI, 1.0. ind. pas. of xa- 
 ταισχ^ύνω, f. υνω, p. χατ'/ισρζνγχα, to make 
 ashamed ; to put to the blush. Th. αϊσχοζ^ 
 εος, το, shame. 
 
 Κατ»σ;^ϋνον, »;, «, imperf. act. of the sam^ 
 verb. 
 
 Καττίφεία, ας, ίι, and Ion. χατ^φεΊπ, dejec- 
 tion of countenance from sorrow or shame, sad- 
 ness, grief, shame. 
 
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 Κατγιφίω, to have a downcast or dejected 
 look, from sorrow or shame. 
 
 Κα,τηφ'/ι;, ίο;, ο κοά h, dejected, low-spirited, 
 downcast, shamefaced. From το xura τα φά'/ι 
 βάλλίΐν. Th. φάω, to shine. 
 
 K«T'/j<P'/icrc«j, dejected, sorrowful, Iliad xxii, 
 293 i part. 1. a. act. of χατηφίω, to have a 
 downcast look. 
 
 K.aryi^'ons, shameful, scandalous, disgraceful, 
 Iliad xxiv, 253. From χΆταφάω, to reproach. 
 
 "Κα,τηχ,ίω, f. '/KfM, J)' χατ'/ιχ,ηχα,, to sound, 
 ring, resound ; to stun with noise; to ring any 
 thing in one's ears, to teach orally ; to teach 
 the first rudiments of any art, to initiate, to 
 instruct in the elements of the Cliristian reli- 
 gion ; 2^^rf• P^•'*• Χ'ίΤ'^χ,νι/'χαι, erai, ται, ivith the 
 accus. From χα,τα and ηχο;, a sound. An 
 uncommon word a7)iong the prqfan^ authors, 
 but occurs in Plut. 
 
 Κ.ατ>ιχ;ίων, ων, -ίοντοζ, ωντοζ, one who 
 teaches the first principles of religion ; κατνι- 
 χ^ίΌμζνοζ, οΰμίνα, one who learns them, a cate- 
 chumen, part. pres. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Κατ'^χ^-ήΐπί, ζω;, h, a stunning or deafening 
 with noise ; initiation in the rudiments of any 
 science ; the first principles of the Christian reli- 
 gion. From 2. pers, perf. pas. of κΆΤΆχ^ζω, 
 to initiate, instruct, (|c. 
 
 Υίατ'/ιχ^ύ'ην, πζ, '/ι, in 1 . pi. κατΫ,χίημίν, 1 . a. 
 ind. pas. of' x»TUyw,f. ^ω, p. χαττ-,χ^α,, to con- 
 duct, to convey down ; 2. a. ind. act. χατνι- 
 yocyov 2. a, inf. χα,τκγα,γίϊν• perf pas, xa.~ 
 τ'ί^γμα,ι, ξαι, χται. Th. αίγω, to lead. 
 
 Κατ'/ιχ^ίζω, the same as χα-ΤΆχ^ιω, f. \σω• 
 perf pas. χατγί^κτμα,ι. Hence the Engl, το 
 
 CATECHISE. 
 
 "Κα,τγιχ^ισμος, ου, ο, the same as χα,τ'/ιχ^ηοΊ! . 
 Hence the Engl, catechism. 
 
 'Κοίτη^ηττηί, ου, ο, one who teaches the first 
 principles of any science, particularly of the 
 Christian religion; the same as χΛτηχ,ίων. From 
 petf. pas. of χΆτηχ^Ίζω. 
 
 Έ.κτ'πχ^ουμίνοί, ου, ό, one who learns the first 
 principles. 
 
 Κκτίηωξζυντο, they were suspended, they hung 
 down, 3. pi. imperf. pas. Dor. for χατί^ωξοΖντο, 
 of χα.τοίΐωρίομα.ί, to hang down. From xarcc 
 and α,Ίωξίω, f ήσω, to lift up on high. 
 
 Κάτ^αν', and χάτύοίνζ, he died, by Sync. 
 JEol, for χοίτίύανί, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 χΛΤΰίύν'ήσχω, 2Ίΐ. ^νήσκω, to die ; 2. f m. 
 Β-ανουμβίί• perf act. TiUvyixet,• 2. a. 'ίύανον. 
 
 Υία,τό'ίμζν, jEoI. by Sync, for χΆΤ'/,βζμ,ίν, 2. a. 
 inf. act. Ion. fur xotTochTvui, of χκτοίτΐίί^μι, to 
 lay down. Tlu τΐβνιμι, f hrxru, p. Άόϋκ/χ,, 
 to put or place; 2. a. ίύην 2. a. m. ιόΐμην. 
 
 Κάτ^ίί, put or lay thou down, for xu.ra.Sio, 
 Ion. for χΆτάύίσο, or χοίτάΰου, 2. a. inipcrut. 
 m. of the same verb. 
 
 Κατ/αο•/, they descend, 3. pi. pres. ind. if 
 χάτίΐμί. Th. (Ίμι, to go. But χαάια,σ-ί, they let 
 down, they lower, 3. pi. ind. from χκέίημί' 
 from Ίημι, to send. Th. ϊω. 
 
 ΚατίδίΓν, 2. α. ijif. act. from xaTiip^t), to see, 
 
 behold, look down, survey, perceive. Th. 
 ιΊ^ω, to know ; f m. ιΐαομα,ΐ' 2. α. ίΤ^βν, and 
 "i%ov. 
 
 Κατ/δβντε?, nom. pi. part. 2. a. χατι^ων, 
 ovTo;,from the same verb. 
 
 Κί•,τ/έν«<, to return, pres. inf. From χοίτί 
 and 'l•/ιμ^,fϋr ζΐμι, to go. 
 
 Κατ/ζί/ν, Jim. for χοίύΐζίίν, to place. Th. 
 ΊΖ,ω, to make sit, to seat. Hence χάτ/σ-ζν, he 
 placed, 1 . a. iiid. act. Ion. 
 
 Κκττβυ, straight forward, directly ; opposite, 
 over against. Th. Ifu;, straight. From ιυύυί^ 
 ζΊοί, υ, the same. 
 
 Κοίτϊάννω, to direct, guide, conduct. From 
 xoiToi and Ιύύνω. 
 
 }ζ.ατιχετίύω. Ion. for χκύιχίτίύω, the Same 
 as ΐΆίτίύω, to supplicate, implore. Th. ixirnf, 
 a suppliant. 
 
 }ζ.ατιχμα1νω, to moisten, wet ; to soften; for 
 χα,ύιχμούνω. From χοίτοί and ίκμχίνω, the 
 same. 
 
 Κ.ατιλλω•ττω, to look asquint at, to squint 
 at, out of derision ; to cast side glances at ; to 
 gloat, Co7nicus ap. Clem. Alex. Feed, iii, c. xi. 
 
 ILan'ovTu, acc. sing, or pi. n. g. part. 1. a. 
 act. From ίΤμι, to go ; 2. a. "o\t. 
 
 Ys.a.τ^Όω,f. ύσω, p. χα,Τίωχοί, to make to rust, 
 to cover or consume with rust ; ^jer/". ^jui. κα- 
 τίωμα», σα,ι, τοίΐ. Th. tog, ου, β, rust. 
 
 ΚατίΤ^ύζίο'^ι, Ion. for χοι.ύΐ'ττνά.'ζκτθαι., to 
 ride through. Th. 'I^ttos, a horse. 
 
 "Κατίξοΰν, Ion. for χοι,βιζξουν, to consecrate, 
 dedicate. From Ιίξόω, the saine. Th. Upoi, 
 sacred. 
 
 Ιίοί,τίίττα,ίτόχι, Ion. for χοίίΊα'Τΰίΐτύαι, to be 
 constituted, established, appointed. Th. "κττημι^ 
 to set or place. 
 
 ΥίοίτιστίΆτο, Ion. for χοίύ'κτταντο, 3, pi, im- 
 perf. pas. of χοι,ίίστΫίμι, 
 
 'Κοίτίσ^ιιν, Ion. for «ατα(Τ;^ίΓν, to come to 
 land, to arriA^e •, to come down, 
 
 Κ.α,τισ•χ;νσουσ-{, 3. pi. l.f. act. from 
 
 Υίατισχϋω, imperf. χοίτ'κτχυον, ις, ι, f υοτω, 
 p. χχτισχυχο!., to prevail against ; to over- 
 power ; to prevail ; to strengthen ; to be able ; 
 to endeavour ; to oppress, Wisdom of Sol. x, 
 11. Th. Ιιτχυς, uoi, h, strength. 
 
 ΚατίΛΐν, ovTos, descending, coming back, re- 
 turning, part. 2. a. act. of xΆτuμ^, to descend, 
 to return. From εΤ^/, to go ; 2. a. "ov. 
 
 Κοίτίωτοα, 3. sing. pres. pas. of κα,τιόω. 
 
 Κάτύ^βί, ου, r. Ion. for xaSo^og, a return•. 
 Th, οΤας, -h, a way, 
 
 YLoiToixicrlot,, iu;, vi, a habitation, 
 
 1ζ.ΰίΤοικίω, f ήσω, p. ΧΆτωκγιχα, to inliabit, 
 dwell, live, abide; 1. a. χαταιχνκτα' 1. a. inf. 
 act. xccToixmoii, with the accus. or folloived by 
 ΐν, ίτί• χΛτοιχ'ΛΤΛτω, 3. sing. 1. a. imperat. 
 act. From οΐχ'ιω. Th. olxos, a house. 
 
 K«re<«>5v, Oor. for xaratxiTv, to inhabit, 
 dwell, pres. inf. of the same. 
 
 K.oiTOiXija'is, ίωζ, h, a dwelling, habitation, 
 abode. From χοίτοιχίω. 
 
 Κ,ΰίτοι&'/ιτίήξίον, ου, το, the tame ; and 
 
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 Κατοικία, κς, vjy a habitation, abode, dwell- 
 ing ; a colony ; a town ; a village. From the 
 same, 
 
 Ίζατοιχίσ/ο?) ία, lov, or on, ό za) '/i, domestic, 
 living in one's house, belonging to the house. 
 
 Κατοικίζω, f, itr/u, to place in a house or liab- 
 Jtation ; to transplant or to send forth to other 
 abodes ; to found ; to build j to colonize ; to 
 people ; to restore to their former habitation. 
 From οίκίζο}, ike same. Th. οίχ,οζ, a house. 
 
 ΚάτοΓΛΟζ, ου, ο jia( ίι, an inhabitant, a dweller. 
 From the same. 
 
 Κατοικτίίξω, the same as (^κ,ηίξω, to pity, to 
 eommiseiate, to deplore. TIi. οίκτος, pity. 
 
 ΚατοΓΛτίζω, arid κ.ατΰΐ!ί<7•ίζο^Λαι, to pity, to 
 compassionate •, to deplore one's condition. 
 From ΆΆ'ΤΆ and οΐΆ-ί'ζω. 
 
 Κατοίκ,τισίί, zu}, h, pit}''? compassion, com- 
 mistrration. 
 
 KocToiof/.at, to have a A^ain or presumptuous 
 opinion of one's self. Th. ο'Ιω. 
 
 Κατοίχομαί, to d;e. Y'/i. o^p(^ou.ai, to go 
 away, to depart ; J", m. οΙχ^ΥιίΤδμαΓ p. pas. αίχα- 
 μαι. 
 
 Κατοι^όμ,ίνο;, dead, deceased, j)art. 2)res. m. 
 of the same. 
 
 ΚατΌκ,να, jyres. imperat. act.fraiyi 
 
 Κατοκνίύϋ, to be loath or unwilling, to be 
 slow or backward ; to fear, to grudge ; not to 
 be able. Th. οάμο;, sloth. 
 
 any thittg well ; to order, regulate ; to settle^ 
 reform. Th. οζθόζ. 
 
 Κατόξβωμα, aro;, το, any illustrious action, 
 a worthy deed, an exploit ; any successful ac- 
 tion ; κατοξβώματοί, gallant exploits, successful 
 deeds, achievements ; a prosperous state of af- 
 fairs, especially in war ; victory. 
 
 ΚατΌξΰωσίζ, ιως, 9i, a doing any thing well,. 
 the successful achieving of any thing ; fortunate 
 issue or success ; correction ; direction. Fro7n 
 p. pas, of κατοξύ'οω. 
 
 ΚατΰΙιρω}εω, ίο b^ greatly afraid j to delay or 
 decline out of fear. Fro77i ορρω^ίΛ», to fear. 
 
 Κατοξύττα, to inter, bury ; to cover over in 
 the ground. Th. οξόιτσ-ω,/. ξω, p. αΐξνχα, and 
 Alt. οο^άξυχ^α, to dig; 2. a. ό!)ξυγον. 
 
 ΚατοξΜξύχ^βαι, p. inf. pas. Att. of the same. 
 
 Κατοχ^ίΰω, f ίίσω, p. ύχ^ιυκΛ, to let copu- 
 late, Levit, xix, 19. 
 
 Κα-τοχ^τΐ; iji, 71, a keeping back, a retaining, 
 a holding fast ; hindrance, possession, divine 
 inspiration ; a disease of the brain. Froin 
 κατϊχ^ω. 
 
 Κοι,τΌχ^μος, ου, ο κα) «, divinely inspired, 
 possessed ; any thing Avhich may be possessed. 
 
 Κάτοχ^οζ, ου, ό κα) 'h, possessed, held fast ; 
 inspired ; possessing ; holding fast ; labouring 
 under the disease κατοχ^ή. 
 
 Καττίτίξοί, ου, ο, Att. for χασιτίτίξοζ, tin ; 
 from κάσσα, a prostitute ; so called from its 
 
 ΚατΌμνυμι, to take one's oath of a thing, to \ fallacious resemblance to silver. 
 
 Goniirm by oath ; to swear by any thing ; to 
 swear against any one. Th. ομνυμι, to swear. 
 Κατο-ττάΖ,ι», to press upon from behind ; to 
 pursue ; to drive away; to vanquish, Hes. Op. 
 324. From o'rά'ζω,f. σω, to pursue. 
 
 ΚατΌ-την, adv. from behind, behind, after- 
 wards, after ; for the future. Th. ο'ζίίτω, 
 backwards. 
 
 Kar'o'Tttffkv, and -ta-h, adv. from behind ; after. 
 Κβί•το'!ΐ•ηύω, to perceive clearl}»^ •, to look at, 
 •bserve ; to 8γγ out. 
 
 Karo'TT'/is, ου, ο, a spy, a scout ; spectator. 
 From οτττομαι, to see. 
 
 Κάτοττος, ου, ο κ,α) it, visible, conspicuous. 
 From the same Th. Also thoroughly roasted ; 
 from ο<ΡΓτος, roasted. Th. o-rraoi, to roast. 
 
 Κατοττξίζω, f ίσω, p. κατώ'ΤΓΤξΐκΆ, to re- 
 present or show any thing as in a inirror, to 
 rrflect, as in a mirror ; ])res. m. χ.ατο'ττξί'ζο- 
 μαι, to behold as in a mirror, with an ace. 
 2 Cor. iii, IS •, and 
 
 Κατοττξΐκο;, h, ov, of or belonging to a mir- 
 ror or looking-glass ; κ,ατοττξΐχ.^, scil. τζ^ν^^, 
 catoptrics, thuL part of optics which treats cf the 
 ^refection of light. 
 
 Κάτοττξον, ου, το, a mirror, a reflector. 
 Th. ύ<ζΓτομαι, to see. 
 
 Κατοζθουσαν, acc. sing, f g. part. pres. act. 
 χατοξβοΖν, jrres. irf. act. χατοξ^υσιν, 3. pi. pres. 
 iud. act. from 
 
 Κατορ6όω, f ώσω, p. x,aru^eojx.a, to erect, 
 iiCt up, make upright ; to conduct, achieve, ex 
 
 Καττύτττίσύα», to moan, to beat one's self 
 from grief, Foel. by Sync, for Ka-TaTU-TtriaSau 
 Th. τύ•7ττω, to beat, to strike. 
 Καττω, Oor.for κ,ατα, του. 
 Κατύ^ίξόί, Ion, for καύύ'Τίξύζ, above, on 
 the top. Hence χατυττίξτζξοί. Ion. for xa- 
 ίυ'ΖΓίξΤίξοζ, superior, above, higher. 
 
 Κατυτνύϋσαι, to have fallen asleep, 1 . a. inf. 
 of χατυτνόω. Ion. for καβυ-^νόω. Th. ycrvej. 
 
 KA'Til, adv. below, beneath, downward, 
 down, under; by the sea ; with an article it is 
 rendered by a noun or adjective ; as h κ,άτω, 
 the inferior or lower ; ol χάτω του χξ'ονου yzyt- 
 ννιμζνοι, those who are born after ; compar. »«- 
 τωτίξΜ, under, below. 
 
 KoiTiShvvau), ω, f. τισω, to pain, torment, af- 
 flict. 
 
 Κατω^υνοξ, ου, ό κα.) f), afflicted with pain, 
 sad. Th. οόύν/ι, pain. 
 
 KaTuhv, from below; below, under. Th. 
 χάτοι). 
 
 Κατίόχα,ξα, adv. on the head ; with the head 
 downwards. 
 
 Κατωκίί, 3. sirig. imperf «,ατύκηιην, 3. 
 
 sing. 1. a. ind. act. κ,ατωκοΖν, 3. pi. imperf. 
 
 ind. act. of κ,ατοικ,ίω, to inhabit, to dwell ; and 
 
 Κατύκ,ιΖ,ζ, from κατοικ,ίΖω, to colonize, to 
 
 send out settlers or colonists, Thucyd. i, 8.] 
 
 ΚατΜ>ύΐσάζν, Boeot, by Sync, for κατωκίσ^ν^- 
 σαν, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. pas. of κατοικίζω, f σω, 
 p. ωκικα,, to found, build. Th, οίκοζ, a house. 
 Kaτωκohoμvιμ^vaιζ, dat. pi. f. g. part, peif. 
 
 «cute, or finish, successfully; to make or do ] pas. of κκτοιχο^αμίω. See 01κϋ*μ'α». 
 
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 Καταμα^αν, adv. on the shoulders, Iliad xv, 
 352, as if κατά τον ωμον. From ώμας, the 
 shoulders, 
 
 Ι^Βίτύμνυσβαι, or κοί,τομνυσβχι, to swear, to 
 take an oath ; from κΆτΌμνυμι^ to swear. 
 
 Ιίατωμοσίπ, *ι$, '/ι, an oath. 
 
 K-airuii, uvoi, a proper name, Cato. ] 
 
 KaT«va«>?, >?j, hi or κ.ατΛ)νάκιις , ου, ο, a 
 slave's garment, which had a border of sheep- 
 skin. From κάτω and νά,κος, a sheep-skin. 
 
 Έ.κτωνοντο, 3. pi. imperf. ind. m. if kocto- 
 νίω, to blame, to find fault with ; to -despise. 
 Th. ον/ιμι, to blame, ^c. 
 
 Έ.ατώοΰ(., he viewed or looked at, 3. sing, 
 imperf. act. Ion. for κ,Λύω^α,, of οξάω, to see. 
 
 K«T<u^y|, v^^oif xui 'h, (in Strabo κατύξυ- 
 γοξ and κ,α,τύξυχ,οζ) sunk or laid in the ground, 
 Odys. vi, 267 ; also a layer or oiiset xf a plant, 
 & shoot.] 
 
 Κατω^ϋξί, 3. sing. 1 . a, act. of κχτοζΰσσω, 
 f. \ca, p. χ^ύί, 10 cover up in the ground, to 
 inter. Tk. οξύσσαι, to dig. 
 
 Κ.ατίοξνομ.κί, to roar, toJiowl.] 
 
 Κ.ατίϋξυρ(^ίίσ(η, dat. Poet, for χίχ,τωξυχ^'κτι. 
 See Κατάξνζ.^ 
 
 'Κ.ατωζχ^ίοντΰ, they danced, 3. pi. imperf. 
 ind. mid. of ο^χ^ίομαι, to dance. 
 
 Υί-ΆτώτΆτοζ, lowest, undermost, deepest, su- 
 perl. from, 
 
 Κατ/ύτίξοί, lower, inferior ; and 
 
 Κ.ατωτίξ(ύ, udu. below, under, compar. 
 From κά,τω. 
 
 ΚατΛ>φίξ'/ΐζ, iog, « ««< 4j hanging down, in- 
 clined, prone.] 
 
 Καυαξ, or κ,κύ*}^, a voracious sea fowl. Also 
 naQri^, the same. 
 
 Κ»ι>άξα;ί, 3. sing. 1. a. opt, act. for κ,α,τκ- 
 ξα/ί, by dropping τ and inserting n, jEoI, as in 
 κυ/ΐξ, for ά,ίΐξ) of ^ατάΎνυμί^ f. a'^ea. Th. α,γω, 
 or α,ιγννμι, to break. Others derive it from 
 κ<χυά,ζυ, to bruise, to break in pieces. 
 
 Ι^α,υίτίσσμαι, «j, ζτα,ι, I. f. pas. of κα,ίω, f. 
 χαΰσω, to burn ; perf. pas. •Λ•Λαυμα,ι, 1. α. pas. 
 Ικα,ύόην^ 2. a. pas. Ιχ,άην, 1. f pas. καυύήίτο•' 
 μοίί. 
 
 ΚαυκάλΛον, a kind of vessel. From χ,αυ- 
 κιον. 
 
 ΚΑΤΚΑΛΤΣ, i^os, h, a certain umbellated 
 plant, like fennel; the wild carrot; perhaps for 
 
 Κ(χ.υκ,χσ•ΰί, ου, β, mount Caucasus m Asia.^ 
 
 "ΚοίυκΙον, ου, το, a cup, 
 
 ΚαΤΚΓ2, t^o{, h, a kind of shoe ; otherwise 
 written β^/,νκος. 
 
 ΚΑΤΛΟ'2, ου, i, the stem or stalk of a 
 plant ; the end of a spear, which is inserted 
 into the iron point, Iliad xiii, 162 ; the hilt of a 
 sword ; tlie mouth uf the uterus in women. 
 
 λ^ο',υμοί, α,τος, το, heat, burning ; a freezinp- 
 or nipping by the cold, Lucian, 517. From 
 3toL4M, f Ku-utroi, to burn. 
 
 Υ,^αυμα-τ'/οΛς, «, ov, hot, burning.] 
 
 ΥίΛυμ,α,τ'ι,ζ,ι^, f. \σω, to scorch, to dry up, 
 J. n. ίκκυμκτίΰ•», 1. rt. iff. act. κχυμοίτία-χι, 
 
 1. a. ind. 2)as. ΐχαυμοιτίσβην, νΐζ, h» Th. καία^, 
 to burn. 
 
 Κΰίυνακη, >}j•, it, a Persian fur garmpnt, made 
 of the skiti (fa species of wot4se or 7veasel, 0th- 
 ersread κοι,νΒΌκ,η• Th. νάκος, ζ hide with its fur. 
 
 KAT~]S02, ou, 0, a lot j the same as χλ^ξοί, 
 but 
 
 Κοίυνο;, bad, hard, bitter; as f from xivof, 
 vain, empty. 
 
 'Κΰίυ^οζ, ου, ο, liglit, swift ; as if from κκυνίς. 
 
 Καυσ•(θί, a;, 'h, a broad-brimmed hat, n.scd by 
 the Macedonians. 
 
 Kaua-ioLviH, ων, ol, the Causianians.] 
 
 K«i/(3•;?, itas, «, a burning, a consuming ; 
 heat ; a searing or cauterizing. Th. xxieg-^ 
 f χαΰσω, to burn. 
 
 Κ«£/5-βί, ου, ο, heat, a burning heal ; a burn- 
 ing fever ; a species of serpent. Hence 
 
 Κ-κυα-όω, ω, f. ωσω, p. κιχα,ΰσωχοι,, to bura 
 or to set on fire with intense heat ; pres. pas^ 
 χοίυοΌομα,ι, ουμ,Άΐ. Th. χο!,ίω, to burn. 
 
 Κ.αυα-τίέξΰί, hot, burning, ardent, Iliad iv, 
 3^! 2. 
 
 Κ.οίΰσ•της, and Dor. xavcrcc;, cv, o, one wh© 
 burns, a burner. 
 
 KaucTTiKoi, vi, ov, having the power of burn- 
 ing, caustic, corrosive, Flin. and 
 
 Καυσ-τοί, h, ov, that may be burnt j combus- 
 tible, burnt. From the same. 
 
 ϊίχνα-ω, l.f. act. from καίω, to burn. 
 
 Έ.οίΰ(χων, uvos, 0, heat, a burning heat ; the• 
 name of a sultry wind. 
 
 Καυτ^ΰ, ηξος, ό, a burning or marking iron ; 
 a cautery. 
 
 }ζ.οίυτηξΐά.ζω, f. άσω, p. χίχχυτνιρΊοι.χο(, to 
 burn or to mark with a hot iron, to sear with a 
 hot iron ; to burn oft"; to cauterize; p. pas. 
 χίΚΛυτ'/ίξίοίσμοίΐ, part. perf. pas. xixccuTyipta.- 
 σμ'ίνοί, seared or burnt with a hot iron. 
 
 Ιίίοίυτνίξίον, ου, το, a hot iron for marking or 
 burning ; a cautery. Th. καίω, f. χα,ύσω, to 
 burn. 
 
 K.auros,for xxi οίΐτοζ, and himself. 
 
 Κοίύχ^Ά, cti, h. Dor. for χαΰχ^η, 'Ai, h, a 
 boasting or glorying ; vaunting. Th. »ot,>j' 
 ^άημα,ι, 
 
 K-ocv^uiiron, affoit, thou boastest,yU7• xacupf^xn, 
 χίίνχ^κ, 2. si7tg. pres. pas. of 
 
 KATXA'OMAI, ωμοίΐ, to boast, glory, 
 vaunt ; to boast of, to praise ; to rejoice ; »«»>- 
 ^α,σοιι, 2. sing. pres. like Ίστ^μοι,ι, σαι, 1 .f. rti. 
 χχυ^'ήσΌμαι, 1. a. 7H. ίκχ.υ^'/ιο'άμνιν, ω, ατβ, 
 1. a. subj. m. χα,υχ^τ,σωμνΑ, '/i, "/itch. 
 
 Ιίκυχ^α,ο-αι, thou boastest, 2. ung. pres. m. 
 of the jn-eceding. 
 
 Κάν;κένα, ace. sing, fur xa) αν^ζ^ίνα, from 
 αΰχ^'/,ν, ivoi, o, the neclc. 
 
 \\ύ(.υ^ίομοίΐ. Dor. for χοί,υχ^άομα,ι. 
 1ίχύ;^ημ,α, ατοξ, h, a boasting, a rejoicing, a 
 subject of boasting ; and 
 
 ΥίΆυχ^γ,ΐτΐξ, ίωζ, 'h, Ά boasting ; joy ; a subject 
 of boasting or rejoicing, JV. T. From pcif. 
 pas. of χαυγ^άομ^Άΐ. 
 
 Καφί^^, f. TiToif to breathe, pant ; to expire. 
 
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 480 
 
 kEI 
 
 Prom xa^rof, f. -φω, j). κίκαψα, to blow, to 
 breathe. Hence χαφί&ι, part. perf. κζ»α.φ'/ι- 
 κω;, and hy Crasis κίκοκρηωζ, ότο?, panting, 
 Iliad V, 698. Hence ΈηβΙ. το gape, 
 
 Κκφ',ίίπβς, ου, ό. Dor. for Κ.7ίφ'/,σιος, ό, of or 
 belonging to the river Cephesius. From Ky^pi- 
 iroi, rr,s ^Οξχ^ομινοΖ ττοτκμό;. 
 
 Ιίχφια-ΰί, ου, ο. Dor. Jhr Έ.ϊίφκτΰί, ου, ο, a 
 river of Bceotia. 
 
 ΥίάφουξΆ, ας, h, camphor. From Heb. 
 *1iDD, the same. 
 
 "Καχάζω, J", σω., and Dor. ζω, the same as 
 χαγχ,ύξω, to laugh loudly. 
 
 Κ»ρ(^οίζ,ω, Dor. Jhr χ,αγ^^ά'ξ,ω, I siiall burst 
 into laughter, l.y. of the same. 
 
 Κα^^εΆΤίΜ, to have a bad habit of body, to 
 be sickly, to be in a bad state of health ; to be 
 evil minded or disposed ; and 
 
 'Κ.α,χ^'ίχ.τπζ, ου, ο, and χύ^ίκτο;, ov^ ο xcct '/ι, 
 of a bad habit of body, in a bad state of health, 
 pining ; evil minded or disposed, 
 
 'Κκ^ιϊ,ίΆ, «ί, h, bad habit of body, bad state 
 of health ; depravity of mind or morals. From 
 κΆΆΰί, bad, and ϊξΐί, a habit. Th. 'ίχω, to 
 haA'e. 
 
 Ιίχ^ίτοίΐξίίΆ, as, VI, bad society. From 
 χΆκος, bad, and Ιταίξία. Th. ϊτοΰξος, a com- 
 panion. 
 
 'Κα.χ^ίτα.ΐζΐΙπζ, gen. s'lng. Ion. of the same. 
 
 'Κα.χ^λκ,Ζ,οιιτκ., ns, 'h. Dor. for χ,α.χΧά.ζουσχ, 
 ί, boiling. 
 
 Κ«;κλ«ζΛ', to resound, murmur, ripple, to 
 swell ; to boil or bubble up. Engl, το cackle. 
 From 
 
 ΚΑ'ΧΛΗ2, jjxij, 0, a little stone or pebble, 
 Jofund in water. 
 
 KxVXPTS, or χάγχ;ξυί, υοί, ri, barley 
 parched or roasted in an oven ; a grain of bar- 
 ley •, the seed of the rosemary ; as if from 
 χαίω and χ^οοα., front /Vi burnt colour. Also κά- 
 χρυς, something which grotus in the for 'm fa 
 little ball on certain trees, as the oak, the fr, 
 and others, Theophr. 
 
 Ka-^as, >ji, «, a chest, coffer, box ; a ivord 
 borrowed by the later Greeks from the Latin 
 capsa ; as f y.a./ji,-^K,from κά.μ.'τί'τω. 
 
 Κ«•ψ«;^'/7, y\i, VI, the same. 
 
 Kxcu, (ivhence 1. a. 'ίκ,νια, and 2. a. pas. 
 ίκά>ιν, and 2.y. xci^a-o^oiij the same as καίω, 
 to burn. 
 
 KE', and bifore a vowel xsv, a jwetical jmr- 
 ticle having the same force as «n in jirose. Also 
 in Homer for ^-/i. 
 
 Κίά^α;, See Κα^άία;, Thucyd.'\ 
 
 Kiάζω,f. άσω, to cleave, s})lit, divide, break ; 
 hence τύασσι, , 3. smg. I. a. Ion. and Poet, 
 for ίκ'ίοι,η. Th. κ,'ίω, to cleave, 
 
 ΚΕΑ'ΝΩΘ02, a kind of thistle. 
 
 KE'AP, Άτος, TO, the heart, the mind, con- 
 tract. χ,Τΐξ ,as if from κα.1ω, because the heart is 
 the source of heat to the body. 
 
 Kiccrffz, Iliad xvi, 347, loji. for Ιχίασι, 
 3. sing. I. a., bid. act. if κίάζω, to cleave. 
 
 split ; hence xiairffois, part. 1. a. act. by 
 doubling <r. Th. χΊω, the same. 
 
 Kixroti, or xiiecToci, they lie, they are placed. 
 Ion. for xiJvToii, 3. pi. pres. of χιΤμοΐΓ whence 
 Kiaroyfor ixitvro, 3. p/, imperf 
 
 Kiaro, they lay, they were. Ion. for εχαντβ, 
 3. pi. imperf of χίψοίΐ, to lie. So xkren. 
 Ion. for χΐΐτχι, he lies ; 3. sing. pres. 
 
 Κί€λ'/;, r,;, vi, the head ; in the Maced. dia- 
 lect for χίφχλ'^. 
 
 KEBPIO'NHS, ou, 0, the name of a certain 
 bird ; also the name of a giant. 
 
 ^'7Ζξ''^-'} ^v, ccl, the harbour or port of 
 Corinth. Gr. χίγχξο;, millet. 
 
 KETXP02, ου, 0, millet ; a species of 
 serpent ; a kind of diamond ; an ornament of a 
 garment ; dat. pi. Ion. χίγχξο^• χίγχ,ζύΙνίί 
 ioi, Kou 71, like millet. 
 
 Kuacr&ivTis, part. 1. a. J)as. of χι^άζω, or 
 χζοάω, to scatter, disperse. 
 
 liioaid,for ffxihau. 
 
 ΚΕ'ΔΜΑΤΑ, ω)ι, τα, chronic pains or af- 
 fections of the joints from defluxions, tumours 
 of the groins. 
 
 Kihv^, chaste, prudent, dat. sing, from 
 xz^vos, h, όν. Th. xri^oi, ίοζ, TO, care. 
 
 Ks^vo;, vt, ov, worthy of care, attention, hon- 
 our ; honourable, estimable, prudent ; virtuous, 
 good, chaste, temperate, glorious ; superl. «s- 
 VuTXTo;, Iliad i, 582. Th. χτ^οζ. 
 
 Κ.ί'^ξίνο;, Ivvt, ivov, made of cedar. 
 
 ΚΕ'ΔΡ02, ου, ο, the cedar •, in the masc. 
 the fruit of the cedar ; also a species if juniper. 
 As iffrom χίω, to burn, and ϊ^ξω;, sweat. 
 
 'Kiho'ou, ω, f. άισω, to embalm or anoint with 
 oil of cedar.] 
 
 Ka^^/wv, 0, the name of a brook, Cedron, 
 indecl. Hebr. 
 
 Κ,^ξόϋο-τι;, ίω;, h, the white vine ; bryony. 
 
 KsETK/, Ion. for χιίται, he lies. 
 
 Κί'/ιτκί, 3. sing, jrres. subj. χιαμαι^ xiv}, 
 from χ'ίομαι, obsol. instead of which is used 
 χίΐμκι, to lie. 
 
 Ki'i for xai it, even though, even if, Ai'is- 
 toph. Nub. J 155.] 
 
 Kiixvns, part. 1. a. act. for xxvo-xvts;, as 
 some tliink ; as also χίίάμ,ινο;, for χκυσχ[/Λνοζ, 
 part. 1. a, m. of xuilu, to burn. 
 
 JiiixTxi, Ion. for xsTvtxi, 3. 2)1. pres. ind. ■ 
 xiiXTo, Ion. for ίχεητο, ii.pl. impef. of xu- 
 [ΛΆΐ, to lie, 
 
 K-iln, Dor. fur κ\ u'/i. 
 
 KiiSiv, Ion. for 'cKi~Civ, thence, from 
 thence. 
 
 ΚεΓΛ, Iliad iii, 402, adv. there, and xzlcn, 
 thither. Th. ίχιΐνο;. 
 
 KEI~MAI, ffxt, Txi, to lie, to be laid or 
 placed ; to be buried ; to be laid up, reserved, 
 or kept ; to be killed ; to die ; to be ordained 
 or established ; to hang down, to depend ; to 
 sit still, to be idle ; to be consecrated to the 
 gods ; for ίι-ττΌχειμαι, to be pledged, Dem. c. 
 Euergum ap. Salm. de Mod. Us. p. 501, xi7~ 
 rxt t;^uv, Eurip. Sitppl. is having, i. e. has ; 
 
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 481 
 
 ΚΕΚ 
 
 J. m. χίία-αμ,αι, imperf. m. Ικύμνιν, σο, το, pres. 
 part, κ,ίΐμίνοξ, 7ΐ, ον. 
 
 Ks/^svef, 5ί, ον, pres. part. κ.ύ(Αίνκ, τα, ^ύ. 
 η. g. from the j)recedmg. 
 
 'Κίΐ/Λ'/ιλίάζχ^ίον, ον, το, a cabinet of precious 
 things. 
 
 'Κιιμ'ήλιον, ου, το, rare and costly things, 
 curiosities, treasures; furniture, goods, house- 
 hold stuff, Iliad vi, 47. Tk. κιΊμαι. 
 
 Ke/V for -AC/A uv. Poet, for iv, Tkeocr. \, 
 103.] 
 
 Kstv'/i, Poet. adv. in that manner,y;;r ίκύνγι. 
 
 }it7va;, contract. Ion. for \κ.ί7νοζ, he; in dat. 
 pi. KiivoiiTi. So xiivMjJhr kzuvM, dai. sing. 
 
 Kiivoi, Poet, for χενος, empty. 
 
 Ks/vsj, for ικ,ύνΜ, dat. sing, from KiTvo;, he. 
 
 Ks/vwi, Ion. for ίκίίνωζ, in that manner, 
 
 ΚεΓβί, ου, ο, an inhabitant of the isle of 
 Ceos.] 
 
 Κ.$ΐιού}α.ς, acc. pi. of κ,αξα,ζ, shorn. 
 
 Έ^ϋξάμίναι, shorn, cropped, nom. pi. f. g. 
 part. 1. a. mid. of κ,ίίξω, f. ίαω, p. κίκ,οίξκοί, 
 to cut the hair; 1. a. ίκίίξα. 
 
 Κίίξας, a^o$, Jerem. xlviii, 36, ed. Cant, 
 αν&ξ^ύχουζ }αΐξ£όΆζ, shorn men. 
 
 Κ£<*>ί, pres. i?nperat. act. χ,ίΊοίν, Oor. for 
 κίίξίΐν, to shear, to cut the hair ; pres. iff. κ,ζί- 
 ξίτοίΐ, 3. sing. pres. pas. of ζιΐ^ω. 
 
 Ίίίΐοίοί, a;, 'h, a swathe for tvrapjying up a 
 corpse ; a winding-sheet ; a swathing-band for 
 infants. Also written 3cr,uuoi. From χ,>)ξ, death, 
 fate. 
 
 ΚΕΓΡΩ, to cut off the hair ; to crop, 
 shear, shave ; to cut, to cut οίΤ; to lay waste ; 
 to devour voraciously ; pres. part, χζίξων. one 
 who shears ; a barber ; kh^uv χ^άξκν, to lay 
 waste a country; f. κΐζω, 1. a. ϊχ,α^α., 1. a. 
 inf. act. κ,ίίξο,ι, 1. a. m. ί^ίΐξάμ'/^ν, ω, α,το, 
 
 1. a. impsrat. m. κίϊξοα, άσύω, 1. a. inf. m. 
 κίίξΟίΒ-ΰοί,ι, to shear ; χ.ικ.άξύί&ι, perf inf. pas. 
 
 Ksi'j» Dor. for y,ai its. 
 
 ΚεΓίτε, adv. for ίκίΐσι, thither. Th. iJnTvos. 
 
 'K.ilffScii, py^s. iif. of κίΊμαι, to be laid, to 
 lie. 
 
 Ιίίΐσ'ΰϋμαι, and κ,ίκπΰμοίΐ. Dor. for κί'ισΌμα,ί, 
 l.f of Kii(xa,i. 
 
 ΚίΓτ', and •λ{1το, for εκατό, 3. sing, imperf. 
 χίΤται, he lies or is laid, 3. sing, pres, of the 
 same. 
 
 Ιίί'ιω, to wish to lie down or go to bed. 
 From κ,ίω. Whence ■Λΐϊμ.ν.ί. Iliad xiv, 340. 
 
 Κε;!4«Β}ί<Γβ^α/, in 1 . pi. κίκα^γισόμ,εία, Iliad 
 viii, 353 ; 2./. pas. Ion. and Poet, for χαΜ- 
 ϋομΆΐ, for ^α'^'/ίσομα,ι, from χ^αζω, f. σω, to 
 yield ; to take ; to deprive, to be anxious ; 
 
 2. a, e^a^ov, Poet, xi^^oc^ov, and Ion. κικ,οί^ον, 
 I deprived ; part. 2. a. κίκα,Ιων, depriving ; 
 Iliad xi, 334 ; 2. a, m. χικοΐ^όμ'/ίν. Acco7'ding 
 
 'to others χικ,οι,'^ήσομαί, for κίκ,τι^ήίτομοα, I shall 
 take care of ; paulajmstfut. of κ•/ι^ομοίΐ, to 
 take care. Some consider it as jiut by redu- 
 jolic.for κΐ^ήσομοίΐ, and by shortening the frst 
 syllable κ,ικ,οί^νισομα,ι, as if from Kohica, formed 
 
 from sxu^ov, 2. a. of ρζύζω. 
 
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 Ιζ-ίχα^μίνον, adorned, decorated. Dor. for 
 κίχ,αίτμίνον, part. perf. pas, of ν,άΖ,α), f σω, to 
 adorn. 
 
 ILiaahov, I deprived, 2. a. Ion. for ερζ^α^ον 
 and 
 
 Ktxa'SovTOffor ίχ^ί^οντο, 3. pL Ion. 2. a. m. 
 of χ^άζω, to give ground, to fall back, Iliad iv, 
 497. 
 
 Ιίε-ΛΆύοίζίσμΑνος, '/i, ov, part. perf. ]ms. of 
 κ,α^χξίξΜ, to cleanse, to purify ; and 
 
 Κίχαάοίξμίνοί, part. perf. jyas. from Th. 
 χα,θύύξ^ω, to purify, to cleanse. 
 
 }ίίκάύίκ,α, perf. act. of χαρίζω, to place. 
 Th. Τζω, to seat, to make sit. 
 
 Έ,ίκ,άλυμμαι, I was covered, perf. pas. ind. 
 and χιχσΧυμμΑνύΐ, r,, ov, part. perf. jms. of 
 κοίλύ'τττω, f. "ψω, p. χ-κ-άλνφα, to COA'cr, veil, 
 hide ; 2. a. i;cciXvSov. 
 
 Κίχαμω, I had become wear\', Iliad i, 168, 
 by redupl.for χάμω, 2. a. subj. act, of χάμνω, 
 f. μω, p. κϊχμΥικα,, 2. a. εχαμον. 
 
 Κεχκξάαί, perf. inf. pas. of χείξω, to cut the 
 hair. 
 
 liinaoxx, I have shorn, p. act. χεκάρχα. 
 Ion. for ϊκ,εχάρχεέ, 3. sing, pluperf. from χιΊοω, 
 f εξΰι, p. pas. χίΚΆξμ^οιι. 
 
 Κ,ίχχξΜμΛνΜν, gen. 2)1. part, perf pas. of 
 χαςοω, f. ωσω, to throw into a deep sleep or 
 letharg}'. Th. χάοο;, a deep sleep, a lethargy. 
 
 ΥίεχάσΰσΑ, Iliad xxiv, 546, perf irf. pas. cf 
 χύζω, f. σω, to adorn 5 perf. pas. χ'ίχασμοι,ι, 
 jmrt. perf pas. χεχκσμίνοξ. 
 
 Έίεκκσμίνΰί, See ϊζ.ίχάσ^αι. 
 
 }ίίχΰίυ0χί, 2)ef. iif. pas. of χκίω, f. χαύσω, 
 p. Xixcivxct, to burn ; 2. a. ixocov. 
 
 }ζ.εχχυμίν&), dat. sing. ^jori. perf. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 Κεχαφνα;, ότο;, panting, expiring, Iliad v, 
 698, Ion. for χεχα,φνιχως, part. perf. act. of 
 χα,φιω. Tk. χάτττω, f. "φ/α, J}, χίχοίφα, to 
 breathe. 
 
 Έ.εχίξα->ίΆ, perf. act. and 
 
 Έ.εχεξα.σμ,ενοζ, p)art. perf. pas. from χίξάν- 
 νυμι, to mix. 
 
 Κίχευύχ, κ;, ε, Iliad xxii, 118, perf. 7n. 
 So χεχεΰ$ει, 3. sing, pluperf. m. Ion. of χεύύω, 
 f. σω, p. Η,ίχευχα,, to hide, to conceal. Some 
 consider χίχευβε, as 2. a. for sx;vh, Ion. by re- 
 duplication. 
 
 1ζ.εχ7ΐχ, p. m. of χαύω, f χοι,ύσω, to burn ; 
 2. a. ixuov. 
 
 Έ.ίκ'/ιξνχτα(, 3. sing. perf. pas. of x'/lξ•Jσσωy 
 f. ξ«, J). χ;ιχ., to proclaim ; to preach. Th. 
 χ'^ξν'έ^, υχΰζ, 0. 
 
 }ίίΧ(ν^υνευμενον <Ζξαίγμα, a dangerous action, 
 a deed atl^ended with danger, j)art. perf. pas. 
 from χιν^υνεύω. Th. xtv^uvos, ου, ο, danger. 
 
 Ιζ-εκινεοίτχι, Ton. for χεχιν/ινται, 3. pi. perf. 
 pas. of xίvzω,f. τισω, p. xixUnxoi, to move. 
 
 Κεχλχγξω, Poet, by reduplication, for χλάγ^ω, 
 l.f of χλάζω, to cry out, to shout ; 2. a. 
 εχλκγον, p. in. χεχΧνιγα. 
 
 Ιίίχλοίμμα./, for χίκλιμμοίΐ, of χλί^τω, f. 
 • -φω, ρ, φα,, to steal. 
 
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 482 
 
 ΚΕΚ 
 
 ίζ.ίκλαμμίνων, according to Vurin. for «s- 
 
 »λα.σ-/Λί.\ιων, gen. pi, part. perf. j)as. of χ,λάω, 
 to break. 
 
 ΚίΛλαβ-το, they were broken, Ion. for Ικ'ι- 
 κλαστο, 3. sing, pluperf. of the same. 
 
 Κ.ίχλίιμίνο;, shut up, for κ,ίχλασ•μίνο;, part. 
 perf. pas. of χΧιΊω,^ σω, p. κ«, to shut ; jjer/". 
 pas. κ,ΐχ,λίΐμ/χι, and κ.ϊκ,'Κίΐσμ.αι. 
 
 }ζ.ίχλίμμίνΰν, Stolen, part. pef. j)as. n. g. of 
 
 Κ.ίκ.λίο, Io?i. for κίαλου, pres. imperat. of 
 χϊχλομχι, the same as κ,ίλομα.ι, to exhort, en- 
 courage. 
 
 1ίίκ.λΥίθ!.τΆ»^ and ζίκ.λτ,α.7ΰ, Ion. for κίκ,λην- 
 vt/A, and χ.ίχ.λ'/}ντβ, of ivliich the former is S. pi. 
 perf. pas. the latter, 3. pi. lyluperf. of καλίω, 
 p. Άίχλϋχα, to call ; j). pas. χ'ίχλγ,μα,ι. 
 
 Έ-ίΆλτιγΛ, I bawled out, ]>. m. of χλά,ξω, 
 f. y^cu, 2, a. 'ixXayav χίχληγυΐα, part. pef. 
 m.f. g. ^ _ 
 
 Έ.ίχλ'/]γόντίζ, bawling out, shouting. Sojne 
 consider it as ^ol. for KixXriyOnc, nom. pi. 
 jyart. ^j. m. of χλάζω, to cry out, to shout. 
 Others as part. pres. act. from 
 
 1ζ.ίχλ:ηγω, to cry out, to shout, from perf. 
 m. χίχλνιγα, of χλάζω, to cry out, to shout. 
 £ut χίχλτιγοίί, oros, bawling out, j>art. perf, 
 9n. of κίκΧ'ηγα,. 
 
 Ιίίχλ^χα, I have called, pef. act. xinXyixas, 
 part. perf. act, χίχλί^μαι, pef. pas. hence 
 
 Κίχλαμίνοί, -ή, ovy called, pai^t. paf. pas. 
 and 
 
 Κεχλΐίσίαι, to be called, per/", inf. pas. from 
 χκλίω. 
 
 "Κίχλνισομοίΐ, paulopost fat . ind. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Κί«λ/ίίτα/, Iliad xvi, 6S, Ion. for χ'ίκΧιντκι, 
 3. pi. perf. pas. of χΧ'ί•;ω, to bend down, to 
 incline. So χίχλίατο, Ion. for Ix'ixXivro, 3. pi. 
 juujyeTf. 2)as. of the same verb. Or χίχλίκτα,ι, 
 by Systole for xixXUccrat, Ion. for xixXihrat, 
 V). pi. perf. pas. of κλύω, to shut up. Also 
 κixXιμίvo;,for χικ,λίΐμΑνο:, part, perf 
 
 'Κΐχλιμίννι, part, perf, pcis.f. g. from χλίνω, 
 f, νω, ]). χίχλίχχ, to bend down, to incline. 
 
 }ζ.ίχλομαί, the same as χΊΧομα.ι, to command, 
 exhort, encourage ; to call out to. Hence 
 χίχλόμίνβί, part. pres. 
 
 Κεχλοφ/χ., (whence xixXo^ui, part, having 
 stolen,y Att.for xlxXi(pu.,pef. act. of χΧ'ε-τττω, 
 f -φύ^, to steal; perf. pas. χ'ίχΧίμμαι, j). m. 
 κ'ίχλοΎΆ. 
 
 ΥΑκλυθι, Dor. or Poet, for xXZSi, jnes. im- 
 ρ€7•αΙ. act. from κλΰμι, or χλύω, to hear. Some 
 consider it as perf. imperat. for χ'ιχΧυχι. 
 
 Κίχλυιτμίναί, washed, covered over, χχζ^ι, 
 Theocr. i, 27, part. perf. pas. of χλύζω, to 
 wash. 
 
 Κί';6λντΕ, hear ye. Poet, byredvpl.for χλΰτί, 
 2. ;>/. j)res. imjyerat. χλν^ί, of χλΖμι, or χΧύω, 
 to hear. 
 
 Κίχλω^μαι, I am doomed or destined by 
 fate, perf . pas. of xXeo^ej,f. σω, to spin. 
 
 Κίχμχκωί) Dor. for »ίχμί^»α/$, weary, spent, 
 
 I dead, part. perf. act. of χάμνω, f. κάμω, ρ, 
 κίχμ'/ιχΆ, to toil, to be sick ; 2. a. ίχαμον. 
 
 Κεκ,μ^ιωη, weary, fatigued. Poet, for χεχμτΐ' 
 ότι, dot. sing. Ion. of part. perf. χεχμηχως, and 
 by dropping x. Ion, χιχμνιώ;, ότο;, of χύμνω, 
 to toil, to labour. 
 
 Ίζ.ίχνχια•μα,ί, I Λνα8 excited or rousea,peif. 
 pas. of χναίω, the same as χνάω, to scrape, 
 scratch, rub. 
 
 Jζ.ίκ.o^μrιτa^, 3. sing. perf. pas. of χοιμάω, 
 f. Tia-M, p. χίχο'ίμνιχοί, to put to sleep, make 
 sleep. 
 
 ls.^zoXa,σύa.i, perf. irf, pas. of χοΧύζω, f, 
 ίσω,ρ. χεχΌΧα,χΆ, to punish. 
 
 Ίζ-ίχομμαι, perf pas. of χότττω, f -φω, p. 
 χεχοφα,, to cut, cut off, SfC. p. m. χΊχο'Ρτα.. 
 
 Κίχονκ, Poet, for 'ixrova, per/", m. by drop- 
 ping T, and prefixing x, from χτύνω, f. χηνω, 
 to kill ; f. m. ixTova, txova, and χίκονα,. 
 
 ΙίίχονιχμΛνοζ, «, (jv, whited or whitened, part; 
 perf, pas. of xov^ά.ω,f. άσω, to whiten, to white- 
 wash. From xovloi, lime. Th, x'ovi;, ίωί, r,, 
 dust. 
 
 Κίχονιμίνοί, covered with dust, filled with 
 dust, Att. for xixovivyAvoc, ])urt. pef. pas. 
 fro?n χονίζω, to fill with dust, to make dusty. 
 Prom the same Th. 
 
 Ίίεκονίσ-μίνοξ, part, pef. pas. from χονίζω, to 
 fill with dust. Th. x'ovic, dust. 
 
 Ίιίίκ.Ό'Ρτά,κα,, as, ε, pef. act. (f χο'ττάζω, to 
 cease, to be still. 
 
 'Κεχο'τανισμενο;, pounded, perf. 2^QS. See 
 Κΰ'Ρΐ'ιχ.νίζω, 
 
 Κ-ίκοτίοίχα, as, ε, pef. act. of χοτιάω, f. 
 άσω, to labour. Th. κό-τττω, to cut. 
 
 ΙϋεχοτΓωζ, part. pef. m. of χΌζτω, f. -φω, 
 p. χεκοφα,, to cut, pound, beat ; ^>ί?//1 tn. 
 χεκοτκ, 
 
 Ίζ.εχοξεσμίνο;, part. pef. pas, of χοξ'ενννμι, 
 f εσω, and ήσω, to fill, satiate. Th. χοζίω, the 
 same. 
 
 Κεχοξ'/ιμίνΰ;, satiated, filled, jxirt. perf. pas. 
 <f χορ'εω, f. ίσω, and Υισω, p. κεκΌοηχχ, to fill, 
 to glut. 
 
 Ιίεκοοηωζ, Ion. for κεχαζ9ΐκω<, part. pef. act. 
 of the same. 
 
 Κεκοζυ&μενοζ, armed with a helmet, by Sync, 
 for χεκοξυύ'/ιμΛνοί, cf κο^υύίω. Th. χόξυς, vuot, 
 '/I, a helmet. Or for χεχοξυσμενο;, part, pef. 
 of χοζύσσω. From the same Th. 
 
 }ίεχοίμγιμε)ΐον, Herod, i, 109. See under 
 Ιίοσμεω. 
 
 Κεκοτγ,ότα, angry, incensed, wTathful, ace. 
 sing. pa7^t. perf. act. Ion. of χοτ'εω, f. τισω, 
 ρ, χεκότηχα, to be angry. Hence p. part. 
 χεχοτ'/ικ,ωξ, ότοζ, and Ion. κ,εχοτηιίς. Th. 
 χΌτοζ, rancour, animosity, hatred. 
 
 'ΚεχΌφβΛΐ, to be cut, perf inf. pas. of χό^τω, 
 f. "φω, to cut ; J), pas. χ'εχομμαι. 
 
 Ίίεχξάυίντο, Pott, and Ion. for Ιχίχξαντα, 
 3. pi. 2)luperf. pas. of χξα,ίνω, f. ανω, p. xi- 
 χξο,χΆ, to finish, perfect, fulfil ; pe?/. ims. 
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 }ζ.ίχοαγοί, «ί, £, ρ. m. of κξύζω, J", ζω, to 
 cry out. 
 
 Έίίκξάγω, f. |<y, to cry out, 1. β. ΐχίχξο,^ίί, 
 formed from χίχξχγΰί, p. m. of χξά,ζω. 
 
 Κίκξά,κα, I have mixed or mingled, 62/ Sync. 
 
 for χίχ,'ίξακ,Ά, pef, act. of χίούννυμι, f κίζά,σω, 
 
 and by Sync. χξάσ•ω, to mix ; p. pas. κ,ίίξαμαι, 
 
 jmrt. perf. pas. κίχοαμίνοί, pari. I. a. ])as. 
 
 χοαύίΐζ. 
 
 Τίίκξύξομαι, paidopostfut. of κζάΖ,ω, f. \ω, 
 to call or cry out ; p. m. xi-A^^aya.. 
 
 Ίίίχξά^^αται, Ion. for χίκοαγμίνο/ εισι, 3. ρ/. 
 perf. pas. of the same, 
 
 'Κίχξα,χ^β», cry out thou, Aristoph. 2. sing. 
 pef. iviperat.for xixou^i, of χοάζω. 
 
 Τί'-χο'/ίγα, for xiy.oat,ya,fpef. m. of κξά'ζω, to 
 cry out. 
 
 Κ.ίκ.ξΥιτο, Ion. for Ιχ'ίχ,ξατο, 3. sing, pluperf. 
 of χίξάω, f κίξάίτω, J^• xixoaxci, to mix, min- 
 
 Ιζ-ίχοιγόπί, speaking indistinctly, nom. pi. 
 part. perf. m. of χοίζω, f ξω, to make a shrill 
 sound ; to shriek ; to creak ; p. m. xixotya.' 
 hence xix^iyvTen, part. p. m. pi. nuvi. f. g. 
 and in 2. a. act. ixoixov,for 'ixotyov. 
 
 Ιίιχξίμίν/ιν, different, ace. sing. part. pef. 
 pas. f. g. front xotvcti,f. νω, p. xixoixcsc. 
 
 KixoiTdi, he is judged, John xvi, 11 ; 3. 
 siiig. pef. pas. of the same. 
 
 Έ.ίχξο'τίχ, ec;, h, an ancient name of Attica, 
 Cecropia.j 
 
 Κίχξοτόίμίνο:, Oor.for χίχοοτνιμίνο;, p. part, 
 pas. of χΰοτ'ίω, f ήίτω, to strike. Th. χζΰτο$, 
 a striking ; a clapping. 
 
 Κίχξί-ψ, oTc;, 0, an impostor, deceiver ; 
 an ape, by McUUli.from χίξκίυ-ψ. 
 
 Ιίίχονζα, p. m. of κΰύ'ΤΓτω, f. "φίο, J^• ^^~ 
 χξυφα., to hide, 2. a. 'ixovSov. 
 
 Κ,ίχρνμμίνο;, η, ov, hidden, concealed, part. 
 perf. jms. of the same. 
 
 Κ-ίΆξύφαλοί, ου, ό, a net, in u'hich loomen 
 enclose their hair ,• a Icind of headdress'; a coif; 
 a napkin, a handkerchief; the second stomach 
 of ruminating animals ; the pouch or cavity of 
 a hunting net. From χούττω, perf. xixouipx. 
 
 ΚίχξύφΛ'ται, they are hidden, Hesiod. Ion. 
 for χίχουμμίνοι ίΐσ), 3. pi. perf, pas. of χξόντω, 
 to hide. 
 
 Κ,'ίχξύ^φ, o/Tos, 0, an impostor, a deceiver. 
 
 Έ,ίχτ•/;μΛΐ, I possessed, perf. ^;as. xixrr,ffuui, 
 perf inf. pas. and 
 
 Ίίίχτ'/ιμίνο;, part. perf. pas. from χτάομαη 
 f. ήσομαι, to acquire, to get ; 1. «. m. ίχτγ,ιτά- 
 
 YiiXTm6ui, See Ι^Λ.κτγιμα». 
 
 Kixu^axri, Ion. and Poet, byreduplic.forxu- 
 6ωσι, 3. pi. 2. a. subj. of xtuL•), f. σω, to hide. 
 
 Κίλαδί/νβί, η, ov, noisy, loud, clamorous, 
 tumultuous, Epith. of Diana. Th. χίλα^ο;, 
 a noise, tumult, din. 
 
 Κίλα^εννοί, Poet, for the preceding, gen. pi. 
 xsXadivvciv, Dor. for xiXcc^nvcov. 
 
 Κελαδέοντ/, they resound, Oor. for χίλα^ί- 
 evf4, 3. 1)1' pres. act. from 
 
 Κ£λ᧣ώ/, ω, f. ή-τω, to make a noise ; to 
 
 roar; to rush, to murmur; to resound ; to call 
 
 or cry out, to shout ; to cause to sound 5 and 
 
 for υμνίω^ to sing, to celebrate. Th. χίλαδοβ;, 
 
 a noise, din, tumult. 
 
 Κ3λα5ίϊτ;ί, '/iTiho;, h, that celebrates. 
 
 Κίλά^β/β, gen. Ion. for χίλκ^ου. Prom 
 
 KE' AA A02, otj, 0, a noise, din, roaring ; 
 tumult ; clamour, shout ; a musical sound ; us 
 ffrom χαΧίω, or xikm a^^v. 
 
 Κ•λάδώ/ν, οντοί, Poet, the same as χιλκΤίων^ 
 pres. participle of xiXtihiu. 
 
 Yi.iX%iviyyynt, ios, xou t], having a black, 
 bloody, or deadly lance. From xtXccivoi, black, 
 the same as μίλΆζ, and 'ίγχ^ος, το, a spear, a 
 lance. 
 
 Κίλΰανιφί?, dat. sing, from 
 
 Κ.ζλΆΐνίφί',;, ios, xai h, darkening the clouds, 
 making the clouds black, or causing the clouds 
 to rise ; black, purple. From xiXarjo;, black, 
 the same as μιΧαζ, and νίφος, το, a cloud. 
 
 KiXa/vi5, dat. sing.f. g.fro/n 
 
 Έ-ίλαινο;, '/I, ov, b!ac!c, dark, gloomy, horri- 
 ble, as f μΛ7•.α.ινοί, h, cv. Th. μίλα;, black. 
 
 Κιλαινότ'/;;, '/]το;, h, a black colour, black- 
 ness. From the preceding. 
 
 Ινίλα,ινω-φ, ω-πο;, ο, having a black face or 
 body; having a terrible aspect ; dark, design- 
 ing, treacherous, Soph. Ajar, 973. From, 
 χ-λαινϋ;, black, and ω•^', the countenance. Th,. 
 οτττομχί, to see. 
 
 ΚΕΑΑΡΤ'ΖΩ, /. σω, p. χα, to flow Anth a 
 noise ; to murmur, gurgle ; to resound, to roar ; 
 as f from χίλοί^ος, a noise, ajid ρύω, or ρίω, to 
 flow. Hence 
 
 Κιλάουζίζ, ίωί, '/,, Ά murmuring, a rippling, 
 a flowing with a noise, a noise, a murmur. 
 
 Κ.ίλα.ξύα-}ίν, Oor. for χίλαονξαν, to murmur, 
 pres. 11 f. of χίλαούζω. 
 
 Κί룫/, Ion. for χ'ίλίΐ, 2. sing. pres. ind. 
 raid, of χιλομαι, f τισομα,ι, to command, ex- 
 hort. 
 
 KsXiS'/i, yi;, 'h, and Dor. xOJSa, a drinking 
 A'essel, a cup. 
 
 KE AEO'2, ov, a, a bird that flies very swiftly, 
 the witwal. From χίλλω, to run swiftly. 
 
 K'iXi(rh, 2. j}l. pres. imperat. m. of χίλομαι, 
 to command. 
 
 KiAsv', for xiXivi, 2. sing, jires. impe^^at, 
 act. or 3. sing, imperf Ion. of xiXsv&i, to 
 command. 
 
 Κίλίν^Ά, in 2^1- for xiXivuot, Poet, by Me- 
 taplasm, from 
 
 ΚΕ'ΛΕΤΘ02, ov, 71, a way, passage, path, 
 course, track ; as if from ίλ=νθω. 
 
 JiiXsvas, 3. sing. 1. a. act. Ion• froja 
 χίλευάΐ, 
 
 Κίλίνιτμα, α,το;, το, a command, order; 
 the cheering cry or shout of encouragement or 
 exhortation of sailors, soldiers, charioteers. 
 
 'Κ.ιΧίυσμοσΰνη, '/is, n, a command, an order. 
 From χίλίύω. 
 
 KiX'.ue-TTiiy oy, 9, one who comijiands or ex- 
 
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 horts ; jyecuUarli/, he who raises the αίλίνιτμκ, 
 or animating shout or cry. 
 
 Κίλίυτ;«ί.', Pocl.J'uriciXsiitma.w, the same ns 
 
 \\.ίΧΐύω, f. ίνσω, p. κεκίλει/κχ, to command, 
 ortler, bid ; to exhort, advise, permit ; I. a. 
 Ικ'ίλίυσ-α• 1. η. imperat. sciXsvirov, άτω' patt. 
 I. a. act. κίλίύίΤΆ;, avTc;. ΐΐι. κ'ίλω, to 
 exhort, 
 
 KE'AKS, '/,το;, 0, fscil. Ίττ-ττης,) Ά race- 
 horse, Find, i, and Faltvph. ; a riding-horse ; 
 a saddle-horse ; also a little boat rowed by one 
 oar. From κ,ίλλω, to move quickly. 
 
 Κίλίίο-α -.•?, Ion. for izOJi/Tix.To. 3. sing. 1. a. 
 VI. obsoJ. of- κ,ζ7Λομαι, the same as κ-ίλαο. 
 
 K.sXria-o/u,cci, n, ίται, I . f. in. of the same. 
 
 Κα,λ'^τίζω, to ride on horseback ; to ride. 
 Th. iciXiis, VITUS, 0. 
 
 ΚΕ'ΛΛίΙ, /. Χμ, JEol. σω, to niove; to 
 rur swiftly ; to come to land ; to come into 
 port ; \. a. ϊ-ΛίΧσκ, JEol. for hiSiXa,• in 1. a. 
 inf. jEoI. H,'iXaai,for xiTXcci. 
 
 1\ίΧοίμ'/:ν, I might exhort ; pres. opt. m. 
 
 Κίλί^^αί, and κίκλομ,Άΐ, with the dat. to com- 
 mand ; to enjoin upon, exhort.] 
 
 Υ^ίΧήμην, imperf. mid. Ion. for iKiX'oy.'/iv, 
 from κ,ίΧημαι, to exhort. 
 
 JiiXovf, for lyJiXovTo, 3 2)1. imperf. ni. of 
 the same vsrb. 
 
 'ΚίΧσα,ι, to have ccme to land, 1, a. iif. act. 
 .^ol. of xiXXco. 
 
 ΙίίΧτικ-οί, 'ή, flv, Celtic] 
 
 'Κ.ίΧύφ-ζι, Tci, nom. pi. from 
 
 'ΚίΧυφοζ, ioi, TO, the hull, liusk, shell, bark. 
 Th. κα,λύ'^Γ-τΜ, to cover. 
 
 ΚΕ'ΛΩ, or -ΛΧιμαι, to command, bid, ex- 
 hort ; fut. mid, ■ΑίΚ'Ασαμ.χί. From obsol. κ,ίΧίο- 
 fiat. 
 
 Ιίίμα;, ato:, o, a fav/n, a kind of antelope ; 
 «5 ffrom κ,οίμαίτύχι. 
 
 ΚΕ'ΝΔΤΛΑ, 'j??, h, a curved axe, used in 
 ship -building j as if from κίιιν, to cut. 
 
 'Κίνια.υχ,γ,;, io;, ο κ,α.) h, making an empty 
 boasting, vainglorious ; proud. From «sv«j, 
 emiiSty, and αΙ^Λω, to boast. 
 
 Kivihv, Poet, for Kivhv, ace. sing.f. g. from 
 
 Ksvsii, Poet, and Dor. for κ,ινο;, empty, 
 vain ; Tii'jici TTvuv, literally, to breathe vain 
 things, i. e. to lead a vain and inglorious life. 
 
 ΥίίνιΌφξονι, dat: sing, froin 
 
 Κ.ίνίόφξω)/, ονοζ, ο κ,οίϊ '/ι, foolish, vain. From 
 κ.ΐ)ΐύς, vain, a^id φζίιν, the mind. 
 
 Kiviuv, ωνο;, ο, the belly, the flanks ; an 
 empty space, 2Ίι. Kivos, empty. 
 
 Κίνίίότίξον, more vainly, Jrotn κ,-νίο;, vain. 
 
 Κενο^οζίοί, ας, '/ι, vainglory, empty praise, a 
 vain desire for glorj' ; and 
 
 Ksva^ol?;, ου, ο κ,α) h, vainglorious, desirous 
 of vain glory or empty praise. From κίνος, 
 vain, and ΰό'^α, glory. T/i. "^ακίω. 
 
 }ίίνοΆ.ΰγίω, ω, f, Υιαω, p. Kix-ivoXOy/iau., to 
 talk id!y or frivolously, to babble, to say vain 
 or unmeaning things. 
 
 ΚΕΝΟ' 2, h, bv, empty, void ; vain, fruit- 
 
 less, idle, useless ; sJ? κινον, in vain ; xlyi, 
 KiV'A, a deep hiccough, Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 
 KsveT«(p/av, ov, TO, an empty sepulchre or 
 tomb, a cenotaph : also an image, 1 Kings xix, 
 13. From κίνος, empty, and τάφο?, a tomb 
 or sepulchre. Tli. S-airrw, f -φω, to bury ; 
 2. a. ίταφον. 
 
 Κίνότ'/;;, 'πτοζ, 'h, emptiness, vanity. From 
 y.iv'o;. 
 
 'Κινόφοων, ovo;, ο κ,αί '/ι, Poet, having vain 
 thoughts, vain, foolish, ό κίνα, φξονων. Th, 
 φξ'νν, the mind. 
 
 Κ-ίνοφ^νία, ας, 'h, vain or idle talk. From 
 κ,ενος, νΆ\Ώ, and φων'ή, the voice. 
 
 Kivofi^, ω, f, ύσω, to empty, evacuate, to make 
 vain or ineffectual ; to consume ; to purge ; to 
 humble or depress; 1. a. ^-Λ-^ωσα, perf. pas. 
 κί}ύνωμ,αι, 1. a. pus. Ι,χ,ίνίωύην, Άί, Π, 1 . Ο. 
 Subj. pas. Kivcauu, γς, γ. Th. Αίνος, empty, 
 void. 
 
 Kiverai, prick or goad thou, by Sync, for 
 ■AvT'/i(Toii, 1. a. imperat. m. of κ,ιντίω. Also 
 Άΐνσαι, to goad, in the same manner for κ,ζντΐϊ' 
 a-ai, i . a. inf. act. Some consider it as put for 
 ■Αντκτϋί,ί, 1. a. imj^erat. m. of Άίντίζα^, the same 
 as κίντίω. 
 
 ΥΛντασί, Oor. and Ion. for Ixivryifft, he 
 pricked. Th. κεντίω, f γισω, to prick. 
 
 ΥΑντα,υζ^ος, ου, ο κα) 'λ, a fabulous monster, a 
 Centaur ; one of the celestial signs. From 
 κίντίω, and ταΰξος, a bull, 
 
 ΚΕΝΤΕΏ, f. 'ήο-ΰυ, p. κίκ,ίντηκα, to prick, 
 goad ; to sting ; to pierce, to stick, to spur. 
 Also κίντΌω, the same, 
 
 Κ-ίντοξίζ} from κίντωξ, οξος, ό, one who 
 goads or spurs. 
 
 Κ-ίντξ^ΐΜίκίας, acc. pi. from, 
 
 Κίντξ'/}νίκίί;, ίος, ό κα) h, driven by spurs or 
 a goad, obeying the spur. From κίντξον, a goad ; 
 a spur. From κίντίω, to goad, to pierce, and 
 ίίκω, to yield. 
 
 ϊίίντξον, ov, TO, a goad, spur ; a prickle, 
 thorn, sharp point, a sting; a centre; an in- 
 citement ; a goad with ivhich oxen were driven ; 
 hence the proverbial expressio7i Τξος κίντξον 
 λακτίζίΐν, to kick against the goad. Acts ix, 5. 
 JVahrs Lex.'] 
 
 }ίίντξ6ϋν, ανος, ό, a garment m,ade of jmces 
 of various colours patched together ; a cento ; 
 a reviler or railer. 
 
 ΚίντυξίΜν, ωνος, ό, a centurion, a command- 
 er of a company of one hundred men ; derived 
 from the Latin centum, a hundred. 
 
 Ι^ίντων, pricking, goading, jxtrt. jires. act, 
 from κιντ'ίω. 
 
 Κίναιμα, ατός, το, CA'^acuation, an emptying 
 or purging. From κ,ζντίω. 
 
 Κίονται, Io7i. or Poet, for κιΐνται, 3. 2)1. 
 2)res. So κίοντο. Ion. for bksivto, 3. 2)1. im2)erf. 
 and κ'ιοιτο, 3. sing. opt. as f from κ'ίομαι, for 
 κί7μαι, to lie or be laid. 
 
 ΚΕ'ΓΙΦ02, ου, ο, a very light sea fowl 
 easily bloion about by the wind; also a light- 
 minded, fickle, or foolish person. 
 
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 Κα'^τφοΐία'^ι, to be easily carried about or led 
 away, deceived, or elated, in the same tnanner as 
 the κ,ίττφοί' whence κ,ίνφωύύξ, part. 1. a. pas. 
 elated, easily driven, provoked, incited, de- 
 ceived. 
 
 Ksisaiirai, 'Tci, Ion. for αίξατχ, horns. Th. 
 κ'ίξ/χζ, κτΛζ, 70, a horn. 
 
 ¥ίί(>Ά^σ■tnv, dat. pi. Ion. for κίζκσι, foom 
 Άΐρας, a horn, 
 
 Ks^a/a, «f, 'A, a little horn, a horn, an antler; 
 a sail-yard ; a feeler or antenna ; a bent rod ; 
 a little mark or point over a letter, an accent; 
 χζξα,Ίΰίΐ, also, are the prominent extremities of 
 any thinfj\ Th. κίοκ;, a horn. 
 
 Yiioaitlirov, they ravage or lay waste, Iliad v, 
 557, - ρβτΛ- anal, imperf. Ion. fo'om 
 
 Κ<-ξΆ''ίζ6ΰ, fo 'iff ω, to disperse ογ scatter by the 
 horns like bulls ; to lay waste ; to ravage, 
 plunder, rob ; to kill. Tk. κ,ίξα,ς. 
 
 'Κίξίχ.ΐξζ, pres. imperut.from ^ 
 
 ΙίίζαίξΜ, the same as κ,ίζάνννμι, to mix or 
 mingle. 
 
 Ίίίξχ'ί'ί, ί^οζ, '/}, destroying, laying v/aste ; 
 also a worm, which breeds in horns. Fro7n 
 
 Κ-ίξοίμίΐ, dat. sin:::;, of κ,ζ^αμίυς, a potter. 
 
 Υ^ΐξκμίίοί, ας, η, τίρ^^νη being understood, 
 tlie potter's art, pottery. Th. κΊ^αμοζ, pot- 
 ter's earth. 
 
 Κ.εξ»μαχοζ, ου, ό, the Ceramicus at Athens. 
 There were two places of this name ; the one 
 within and the other without the city ; in the 
 latter were bnried those who had been slain in 
 battle or otherwise acquired a title to an hon- 
 ourable burial. Petit. Leges. Attic] 
 
 'Κίξο,μίΊον, ου, ro, a potter's work-shop, a 
 pottery. 
 
 Έ-ίξάμειο;, iiec, nov, of a potter, made of pot- 
 ter's earth. 
 
 }ζ.ίξάμίοζ, earthen, made of clay, 
 
 Κε^««£ΐ/ί, ίοξ, and Att. iug, o, a potter. 
 Th. Άί^Άμοξ. 
 
 Κ.ίξαμίνω, f. ίΰσω, to make potter's ware, to 
 practise the potter's art. 
 
 Ks^a^M'/jiii?, Ion. for κίξάμαο;, made of pot- 
 ter's eartli, earthen. 
 
 Κ-ίξΟίμιχοζ, 71, ov, earthen. 
 
 Κίξύμίον, ου, το, an earthen vessel, a jug. 
 
 Ίίίξά,μιοί, ία, tov, earthen, made of clay,] 
 
 Τίΐξ6ίμ]ζ, ί}οζ, ίι, a tile. From 
 
 KE'PAM02, ου, 0, potter's clay, clay ; an 
 earthen pot or vessel, a tile ; an earthen or 
 stone goblet ; a prison ; as if from χ,'εω, to burn, 
 and ϊξΆ, earth. 
 
 Έ-ίξάμω, dat. sing.from, the preceding. 
 
 Υίίζα,μωτοζ, ίι, ov, made of burnt tiles.] 
 
 KEPA'NNTMI, or ^,εξκννύΜ, and κ,ΐζάω, 
 to mix, mingle; part. prcs. Άΐζαννυ;, ύντοζ, 
 p. KiKigoiKcf., 1. a. iKi^oiffot,, 1. a. imperat. act. 
 Ki^xffov, ά,τω• p. pas. κι•!<,^.ροι,(ΐμΰ.ί, by Sync, 
 κίκ^οίμαι, 1. a. j)as. ΐχε^άσβγιν, and Ικ,ξάβην, 
 X.f.pas. κ,iζϋt,σύήffoμoίί,andκ,ξa,βήffoμ,a,^. Hence 
 «,κζοίτΰί, ου, ο Ku) 71, pure, unmixed; είκραΐΐα, 
 
 as, 'h, a good mixture or temperature. Eustath. 
 derives it from κί^οίζ. 
 
 Κίξοίοί, nam. pi. from 
 
 KsgaoV, rnj, ο «αϊ v\, horned, having horns. 
 From 
 
 KETA2, are?, TO, a horn ; a cup or goblet 
 made of horn ; a bow ; a wing of an army ; 
 an arm or branch of a river or the sea ; a sail- 
 yard ; a lock or curl made like a horn ; an em- 
 inence ; as if from κά^α, the head, of which it 
 is an ornament. Hence βοόζίξω;, ω, and 
 ωτος, ο Koc.) h, having the horns of an ox. 
 
 ΙίίΡύίσμ,ΐΛ, α,τοζ, το, a mixture, a mixed 
 liquor or drink. Th. κίξάννυμι, to mix. ' 
 
 KE'PA202 (κ,ίξα,σοί], ου, ό, a cherry tree, 
 50 called from the city Cerasus ; toc ■Λίζά.ίτια,^ 
 the fruit of the cherry tree, cherries. 
 
 Ks^«<rTi?i, ot>, 0, a horned serpent ; a stag 
 whose horns are full grown ; a little worm or 
 beetle which breeds in figs. Th. χ,ίξοίξ, a 
 horn. 
 
 YiiζBίff(pΌξoζ, ου, Ktx.) 71, bearing horns, horn- 
 ed. From κ,ίξκί, a horn, and φίοω, to bear. 
 
 Ks^aiTiy, and by Sync, κξάσω, 1. f. act. of 
 χ.ίξύννυμι, to mix. 
 
 Κ-Βξκτεί'^τι;, εοζ, ό και τι, horned. 
 
 1ζ.ίζχτίζω, f ίσω, ρ. χίζζράτικοί, to butt 
 with the horns. 
 
 Κίξατίν/ι, τι;, τι, a trumpet. 
 
 Υίίζάτινοί, ου, ο KOU «, horny, made of 
 horn. 
 
 Ks^iir/flv, ου, το, a little horn ; a pod ; fenu- 
 greek ; a tree bearing pods, also its fruit. 
 From κίξοί,ζ. So κίξοίτια, ων, τά, bean pods. 
 
 Ι\.ίξζτιοΰμεν, Alt. for κίξκτίσομίν, 1. pi, 
 l.f. act. of κζξκτίξω, f. ieroj, to push or butt 
 with the horns. Th. -Aoas, a horn. 
 
 Υίίξάτοϋν, gen. pi. from κ,ίξοι,ί, ατο;, το, a 
 horn. 
 
 Έ.'.ξαύνίΐοί, ου, ό χκ) τι, of or belonging to 
 thunder. From κεξθί.υ\ο;, thunder. 
 
 Υί-ίξΟί,υνίαζ, ου, ο, .struck with thunder, lies. 
 and JFisdom of Sol. xix, 13, τί βία, των κ,ε~ 
 ρκυνιων. 
 
 Ιίεξα,υνΌζλ'/ιτο;, ου, ο κα.) τι, struck with thun- 
 der. From Η,ίξαυνο;, and βλτιτο;, from 
 βαλλΜ. 
 
 KEPATN0^2, od, Ό, thunder, a thunder- 
 bolt, lightning accompanied with thunder ; as 
 if from κ,ίίζειν koc.) αΰζιν. 
 
 Κ.ίξΆυνοσκ.ο'^ία, ας, h, meteorology, the ob- 
 serving of lightning, &c. as prognostics of the 
 weather.] 
 
 Y^i^auvooj, f ωσω, to thunder, to strike with 
 thunder, 
 
 Υί^ζζ^οίυνωύ'εντος, gen. sing. pa7't. 1. a. pas. of 
 the same. 
 
 Κίξάω, to mix. Poet. See Κεξάνννμι.- 
 
 Κ,ίξζεξοζ, ου, ο, Cerberus, a dog ivho guarded 
 the entrance into hell ; as if κ,ξζοζ'οξος, from 
 Kpiai, flesh, and βοξοζ, voracious. 
 
 Κζξ^ΰίίνίϋ, to gain, to get, earn, acquire ; to 
 to make gain of; to cave a loss, Act. xxvii, 
 21, i. e. to avoid or escape ; part. pres. κίξ^α.ί-' 
 
KEP 
 
 486 
 
 KE2 
 
 νων, οννοί, f. κίξ^χνω, mid κΐξ^'ΛΟΌμα,ί, p. κίκίξ- 
 ο'/ιχα, 1. α. ίκ,ίζδ^κτα,, 1. ο. hif. act, κίξ^7ΐσ-α.ΐ' 
 1. ο. ind. 2>as. ha^yiS'^v, ti;, >?, !._/. pas. Άίξ^τ,- 
 ϋ%σοι/σΑ. In a very uncommon sense, Jos. 
 Ant. vii, 8, 1. i| rii o\iiho; κ.κ.) χαχοούζ^Ίαν ό 
 eiKoi ίμων κίο^αν-Τ, from whom our house will 
 incur this great disgrace and iiifamy. Tk. 
 xi^c;, <7-o, gain. 
 
 Kes'§(z^Li, Yis, contract, i, 5?,-, «, a fox's iikin. 
 From Άί^ω, a fox. 
 
 'Ki^aXioi, sec, iov, gainful, lucrative ; use- 
 ful ; cunning. Th. κ'ίζ^ος, ro, gain. 
 
 'Κ'ζξ^αλζΌφξίΑΐν, ovo;, ο y.ai h, having the mind 
 of a fox, cunning, crafty ; intent upon gain. 
 From χίζ^αλίο;, crafty, and ψο'/ιν. Or fi^om 
 κ,ίξϊω, ου;, h, a fox, λ'ίων, Ά lion, and (ρξ'/;ν, the 
 mind. 
 
 'Κΐ^οίΧίω-τίξον, '.Tiore gainful, profitable, or 
 useful; compar. oj' κίξόαλίο; . 
 
 Ίίίξ^ανίομΒν, Ion. for κ,ίξ^ανβΖμίν, 1. ])l. 1. 
 y. of κίξ^ΰίίνω,^. Άίξ^ανω, to gain. Tk. χίξ§ο$, 
 Tfl, gain. 
 
 Ks^^ijciii, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 'Κί/>}'ή(Τ'/ι, 2. sitig. 1. f m. of κΐξ^χίνω, to 
 gain. 
 
 JiU^iov, more useful ; from κίζοίων. 
 Κίξ}ια•τΰζ, superlat. most useful ; also very 
 cunning or crafty ; and 
 
 Ks^^/iwv, evai, Kcu 'h, more gainful or profi- 
 table, more useful ; more cunning. From 
 
 ΚΕ'ΡΔ02, sij, ro, gain, profit, advantage, 
 utility ; as if κίαξ 'Xhit, it delights the heait ; 
 also cunning, craftiness. 
 
 'Κίοοοσύν/ι, γΐζ, v), cunning, craftiness, subtilty, 
 deceit ; prudence. 
 
 Κϊ^^Λί, Όοί, οΰ;, h, a fox, JEsop. From 
 κίζ^οζ, cunning. 
 
 Κί^'^Λίο:, 6v, 0, (epithet of Mercury) he that 
 presides over gain or lucre, that procures or 
 brings lucre, JEsop. and Lucian. Timon. 41 ; 
 also οι or belonging to a fox.] 
 
 IL'tpza, Ion. for χίοατα, or χ,ίζο,α, horns ; 
 and 
 
 K««ii5f, Im. for κίξο,ίΐ, gen. of κΊξος, xro;, 
 Kos, οος, TO, a horn. 
 
 Kioaiis, tvres, part. 1. a. pas. of κ.ύξΜ, 
 f. ίρω, to cut the hair, 1. a. ίκ,ίίξα. 
 Κίοκ,τι'ίζ, the name (fa woman. 
 ΚΕΡΚΓ2, ίού;, h, a weaver's shuttle, the 
 web ; a plectrum ; a pestle ; the larger bone of 
 the leg ; a comb, a certain part of a theatre ; 
 '/> T>5i y^iox'tho; (pwvii, the voice or language of 
 the web or mantle, in tvhich Philomela had 
 inferivoven the history of her mifortunes, to 
 inform her sister of them, Arislot. Poet. 29, 
 edit, of Tyrwhilt, tlie original author of this 
 ingenh us and satisfactory explanation, which he 
 supports by the Schol. in Ilecub. 1153 ; to 
 which may be added the passage in Euripid. 
 Ion. 507. See Brit. Crit. v, p. 47.] 
 
 Κίο•Λο•7τ1ύ•/-ικο;, ου, ό, a long-tailed ape ; rriSn- 
 
 K]i'PK02, ου, h, Ά tail ; the handle of a 
 bowl or cup. 
 
 'ΚίζχυζΒίϊο?, ecittf u7ov, of or belonging to the 
 island Corey ra. 
 
 Κ-ίξχνξοί, ου, ό, a kind of short boat or 
 galley, a light vessel, so called from Κίξκυ- 
 ξΆ, ike island Corc3^ra ; or for κ,ίξκουξος, as it 
 oitg/u to be ivritteji ,• also a sea fish ; frojn, 
 κίξκοζ, and ονξΆ, a tail. 
 
 Τί'ίξκω, the same as κ^ίκο). 
 
 Κίξχ,Μ-ψ, ό, a kind of wild animal, having a 
 long tail ; a cunning, knavish fellow. Th. 
 κίρκο;, a tail. 
 
 Κίξμοί, Άτο;, το, a piece of brass or money, 
 a coin ; κί^ματο;,, small wares. From κύξω, 
 to cut. 
 
 Ίζ.ίξμάηον, ου, το, the same as κίομοί,^ 
 
 ΚίξμΆτηττ•)];, ου, ό, a money-changer. 
 
 Κίξνο;, an earthen vessel, containing many 
 cavities filled loith all sorts f fruits, lohich was 
 offered to the gods on festive days ; a kind of 
 dance. Jiipvo; inay be derived from κίξοίννύω, 
 because various kinds of fruit were mixed 
 together in it. 
 
 Kipoicc^, α,κο;, ο, the end of the sail-yard in a 
 vessel ; or rather the ropes by which the yards 
 were fastened on both sides. From κίξχ;, a 
 horn, and οΤα'ξ, the helm. 
 
 'Κ.ίξουχ);, ί^ο;, vf h κίζοίτα. 'i^ovffK, having 
 horns, horned. 
 
 ^-ζον•^ος, and κίξά,ου^ο;, ο κοά ί, having 
 horns, horned. 
 
 'Κ-ξόωντο, Ion. and Poet, for ίκίξωντο, S. pi. 
 imperf. of κίράω, or κίξάννυμι, f άσω, to mix. 
 
 }ζ.ίξο•αί, to have shorn ; 1. a. inf. ASol. 
 from κίΐξία, to shear, to cut the hair ; f. κίξω^ 
 and yEol. κ'ι^σω, 1. a. ϊκί/ξχ, and JEol. ίκίξ- 
 t/x, p. κίκΆξκοί. 
 
 'Κίζίτί, 3. sing. 1. a. Ion. for ίχ$ξσ•ί. See 
 the precediftg. 
 
 'Κίξτομοί, reproaches, iiom. pi. n. g. from. 
 κερτομο;, ου, ό xcc; 'h, abusive, scurrilous, sar- 
 castic, railing. 
 
 Ιίίοτομίω, f '/ια-ω, to revile, abuse, reproach ; 
 to taunt, deride, rail or laugh at. From κίίξω, 
 to shear, or rather from κίαζ, the heart, and 
 τ'ίμνω, to cut, p. m. τΊτομα,. 
 
 }ζ.ίξτομιοΐ(η, dot. pi. Ion. of 
 
 }ζ.ίζτόμιο;, and κίξτομο;, ου, ο κοίΐ h, abusive, 
 scurrilous, taunting, sarcastic, jesting. See Κε^- 
 
 τομ'ίω. 
 
 Κίρχνο;, ου, ο, a certain roughness in the 
 throat, feeling like millet seeds ; also Ion. 
 millet. See YLiyx^^o;. But 
 
 'Κίζχ^νο;, h, ov, hard, rough, dry ; as if from 
 
 ΚΕ'ΡΧΩ, to make rough, harsh, or hoarse; 
 κ'ιοχ^ομηι, to grow rough so as to make a hoarse 
 sound. 
 
 Κίξω, I shall or will shear or shave ; f. of 
 the verb κύξω, inf. Poet, κίζίΐα, for χίξΐΐν. 
 See Ιίίξσα,ι. 
 
 Κίο-κζτο, Ion. and Poet, for 'Ixhto, 3. sing, 
 imperf. of κ'ισκομ.αι, for κίΤμα,ι, to lie or be 
 laid. 
 
 Κίίττβί, wrought with the needle, embroider- 
 ed. F'^ojyi KivjU-'f to prick. 
 
ΚΕΦ 
 
 487 
 
 ΚΕΧ 
 
 ΚΕ'5ΤΡΑ, «ί, VI, a kind of military weapon, 
 as if from χίω, to burn ; also a species of fish ; 
 a kind of hammer. 
 
 'Κίστζζνζ, a fish called mullet. From «s- 
 
 ΚΕ'ΣΤΡΟΝ, ου, το, a certain plant, the 
 betonv. 
 
 Κίο-τξΜτον ξίίλβν, a piece of wood, burnt 
 sharp at the end, without an iron point. Th. 
 κ'ίστξο,, a kind of weapon. 
 
 "KivSaviu, the same as κίύύω, to hide, to cov- 
 er ; in imperf. ίκ,ίίιύα,Μον. 
 
 Έ-ίΖάί, pres. imperat. Ktvuu, 3. sing. pres. 
 from χιΰύω, to hide. 
 
 Yi.tu6iu,, ace. pi. Kivha-i, dat. pi. from κίυύος, 
 ios, TO, a deep cave, a recess. 
 
 'Κί.ύόψ, 2. sing. pres. subj. of Άΐΰδω, to 
 hide. 
 
 'Κζύύμαα-ι, dat. pi. fro-m 
 
 Έ,ιΖθμοί, etros, το, the same as 
 
 Κΐυόμ'ό;, ο, a hiding-place, a lurking-hole, 
 Iliad xiii, 28. 
 
 Kiv^fzuv, ΰνοί, ό, a hiding-place ; a lurking- 
 hole, a den, a covert, a place of retreat, a re- 
 cess, a depth, a hollow pit. 
 
 KsS^as, 2o;,To, a hiding-place, a lurking-hole. 
 
 ΚΕΤ'ΘΩ, f. ff&i, p. χ,ίκζ'^κκ, to hide, con- 
 ceal, dissemble. From yAo), to lie or be laid. 
 
 YiitpaXoitov, ου, TO, 1. the head, the top; in 
 arilkmeiic, the sum ; source, origin, Theopltr. 
 Charact. xiv. 2. Money let or borrowed on 
 interest, the principal. 3. Any sum of money ; 
 -ποΧΧου κίφοι,λοΆου, Aet. xxii, 28. JShmi, v, 
 7, ^c. in a new sense aecording to Beza. But 
 thus Lysias uses the word. Or. xviii, p. 310, 
 ed. Hanov. 8. Dem. in Euerg. p. 617. ed. 
 Wolf. 4. The sum or summary of a book or 
 discourse, κοράλαιον It; to7s λζγομ'ίνοΐζ, Heb. 
 viii, 1. Th. χίφοίλίι, the head. 
 
 Ίζ,ζφοίλκίόω, ω, f. ύσύ), p. κίκ.ιφκλΆίΜΆθί, to 
 sum up, recapitulate, touch upon briefly or 
 summarily ; to reduce to heads ; also to smite 
 on the head, to wound ; 1. a. ίκ.εφχλοίΐωσ•βτ.. 
 
 Κε^ίίλα/&ί^>?ί, ίωι, ό κοίί w, summary, com- 
 pendious, brief. 
 
 KsipaXa/w^w?, summarily, compendiously, 
 briefly. 
 
 Ks(paXa/iy^a, α,τος, το, the sum or amount, 
 Herod. Fro?n κίφαλοίΐόίι). 
 
 ΚΕΦΑΛΗ' fκiφ&λilJ, tjs, h, the head ; the 
 top ; the whole man ; the head ; chief or supe- 
 rior in any thing ; the end or extremity of a 
 body J the sum, conclusion, or upshot ; ίτ; 
 χίφΒίλίιν, heels over head ; naxh χίφοίλγι, thou 
 fool ; χίφοίλοί) χυνων, dogs' heads ; gen. pi. 
 Ion. χίφαλίων, dat. jjl. χίφχλτιο-ί. Hence 
 "ΒουχΐφοίΧοζ, ου, ο, the horse of Alexander the 
 Great. 
 
 Κίφχλιχως, adv. capitally, Herod. 
 
 Ίζ,εφα,λΐί, i^os, the same as εΊλ•/ιμοί, οίτος, το, 
 a volume, a roll ; the head or top of a pillar ; 
 a hat or hood. 
 
 Κέ^αλβί, ου, ο, a species of fish, so called 
 . from its great head. Th. κίφοίλν, the head. 
 
 Κίφάλα>, dat. si7lg. of Κεφΰίλοί, ου, ο, th& 
 name of a man. 
 
 Κίχ;ίζ}αί, a,;, $, p. m. of χάζω, to retreat, 
 give ground ; to yawn ; to hold or contain -, 
 2. a. εχΰίόον, 2.f. χα^α}. 
 
 Κεχύ^οντο, Ion. by Diplasias?n, for ίχά- 
 'ho'iTo, 3. pi. 2. a. m. of the same. 
 
 'ΚεχανΥοτοί,, yawning ; containing, receiving ; 
 ace. sing. part. perf. mid. Poet, by Pleonasm, 
 from χίχοί'Λα, p. m. κεχοί^κ• j>art. j). m. 
 •Αεχα,ν^ω;, χεχαΙίΜς, of χάζω. 
 
 ΚεχοίζΆ, I rejoiced, pef. jn. of χοίίξω, 
 f. χοίξΰ, p. κερζοίξχα,, to rejoice, to be glad ; 
 
 2. a. εχιζοαν. 
 
 Κεχ;αξα.γμενο;, engraved, indented, notched ; 
 also ofended, irritated ; part. p. pus. from χ,α- 
 ξάσα-ω, f ξαι, ]). χο(,, to engrave. 
 
 Ki;^«^;77ii£, I rejoiced, perf. act. for frmn 
 χχΊξΜ, f. χχξΰϋ, is formed the pres. χοι,ξεω, 
 f. 'Λσω- part. perf. pas. χεχαξ•/ιμενοζ, glad. 
 
 'Κεχα.ξΫ,Ότα., from χοίξεω, f ήτω, p. χεχά- 
 ξ'ήΆκ, glad; lohence part, χιχαξηχω;, a7id by 
 Cnisis Ion. κεχα,ξΥΐΜί, οτο;. Til. χαίρω. 
 
 ϊ^εχα,ξ^ια-εμεν, Ion. by Oiplasiasm, for χοίξΐη- 
 (τειν, 1. fut. inf. act. from χαξεω, for χοίίξω, 
 to be glad, to rejoice. 
 
 Κεχάξ'/ιτο, he rejoiced or was glad, S. sing, 
 phiperf. Ion. from ίκ,εχαξΤίμ'ήν, σο, το. From, 
 the same. 
 
 Κεχοίξ'^Μί, ότοί, glad, rejoiced. See Ks- 
 χίίξ'/ιότα. 
 
 Κεχοίξίο-μίνοζ, ου, part. perf. pas. whence 
 
 χεχαοισ-μίνε, most dear, most beloved, voc. sing. 
 
 from χαξίξομύίΐ, to bestow freely, to do one a 
 
 good turn, to gratify ; f m. ία-ομοα• perf. pas. 
 
 κ,εχκζία-μοίΐ. Th. χάξΐς, favour. 
 
 Κ-εχοίξατμενοϋζ, adv. gratefully, acceptably, 
 agreeably. 
 
 Ιίίίχάξίστοίΐ, 3. sing, perf pas. See Κεχα- 
 ξΐσμ.ενοζ. 
 
 Κεχοίξίτωμίνο;, η, ον, highly favoured ; from 
 χα,ξίτΌομα,ι, to be favoured, to receive favour. 
 Th. χιίξΐ;, ιτοζ, h, favour. 
 
 Υ^^εχοίξοΊατο, they will rejoice, Iliad i, 256, 
 
 3. pi. 2. a. opt. mid. Ion. for χάξοιντο, (for 
 the Poets frequently give to the second aor. the 
 augjnent of the perf. and the Ion. form the 
 3. pi. by inserting a, before το or tki,J from 
 χαίξϋ), f. οίξίο, to rejoice, to be glad ; 2. a. 
 ίχοίξον 2. a. m. ϊχοίξ'ομνιν. 
 
 ΥίεχοίξΌμ,γΐν, I rejoiced or was glad, 2. a. m. 
 Ion. for %χα.οΌμην. 
 
 "Άίχειμοίνται, 3. sing, perf pas. of χιιμαίνω, 
 f. Άνω, p. χεχειμχγκχ, to toss on the waves ; 
 petf. pas. κεχείμα.μμα.1, νσ^αι, v-cct. 
 
 Κίχ'/ινα, I yawned or gaped, petf. m. ind. ' 
 and hence 
 
 Κ,εχτινωί, ότο;, part. perf. mid. yawning, 
 gaping, opening the mouth ; m ?io?n. pi. χεχτί- 
 ν'οτεζ, gaping, foolish ; from χαίνω, to gape, 
 yawn. 
 
 Κεχλα^α, perf. m. and ' 
 
 Κενλίί^Λ/ν, o'jro;, part. 2. a. a&t. ^ χλύζω. 
 
ΚΕΧ 
 
 488 
 
 KHA 
 
 f. σω^ to hiss ; 2. «. ϊ^^λα^ον, and, by Ana- 
 diplasiasm, χίχ^λα,^ον. 
 
 Ίίΐ^λίΆγκ,α, ρβτ^. hid. act. of x^y^icc'tvid, f. 
 ανω, to warm, beat. 
 
 'Κϊχλι^ω;, ό•70ζ, addicted to luxury, part, 
 jierf. m, of χ^λΐ^άω, to be addicted to luxury, 
 be live an effeminate life. Tk. χ,λίω, to cner- 
 A'ate by luxury. 
 
 }iip(^eXuf/,ivot, angry, incensed, jxa-t. l^crf. 
 pas. See Έ.ίχ^ολωσ-ίΤίΧ,ι, 
 
 K-s^^sXcocnat, thou wilt presentl}' be angry, 
 Ion. for -Λΐχ^οΧω^η, 2. sing, paulopostfut. 
 and 
 
 Κΐ^^ΰλύίΤίτχι, 3. sing, paulopostfut. of 
 χολόο), f. affta, p. χίχ;όλίακα, to be angry ; 
 jierf. pas. κ,ί^ζ^Όλω^/,α,ι, σαι. Th. χ,ολη, anger, 
 bile. 
 
 'Κιχ^οΧωσβα,ι^ perf. inf. pas. of the same. 
 
 ΥΑ^ξ'/ικα, perf act. of χοάω, to lend. 
 
 }ί.ίρ(^ξϋμαί, pas. κ,ίχ;ξ7ΐμίνοί, ju.rt. of the 
 same, wanting, lacking, from χρ'ήζόύ, to want, 
 ajid not from χοάω, a distinction lohick has 
 escaped many, as observed by Salni. de Modo 
 Usur. 191. But 
 
 }ζ.ίχξ'/!μχ{, (Tctt, Tdi, I have borrowed, pc//. 
 ind. ^jas. of χξάομχ». 
 
 'Κ.ιχξνιμ.ίχ.7ΐσ(/Λνο$, '/ι, ov, divine!}'' promised or 
 revealed, p. part. pas. of χξ'/ιματίζω, to speak 
 in the name of God, to warn or instruct by 
 divine direction ;y. ia-w 1. a. Ιχο'/ιαάτια-α, a;, 
 t, I was called or named; 1. a. inf. act. χξη- 
 μ,α,τΊσΆί• pef pas. χίχογ,[Λάησμα.ι, σοΆ, tva• 
 1. a. ind. pas. Ιχο^ιματίσ^ην, '/;;, rr part. 1. a. 
 pas. χξκμα,τκτύί);, ίντοξ. Th. χξγ,μα, re, a 
 thing, business, an oracle. 
 
 'KixgYii/Avo;, part, perf pas. foretold by an 
 oracle ; wanting, destitute ; from χούομχι, 
 ωμαι, f. 7)1. χξ'^,ΐταμΆί, to use ; to consult an 
 oracle. Th. χξ»Μ, to lend ; to utter an oracle. 
 
 }ζ.ίχρ'/ι<τίτα,ι, i>. sing. ρατ(Ιυρο8ΐ^ίί. cf 
 χξ'/ίζω, f. <τω, to want, to need ; perf. pas. yA- 
 χο'/ιμαι, (Tcct. Th. χοιϊα,, want. 
 
 YJiXp7ic6i, 2. pi. psrf pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Κίχξίο-μαι, pejf. pas. of χξίω, f. Itru, p. κϊ- 
 χξΐκα., to anoint. 
 
 K.iχiJμxι, 1. sing, and χ,'ζχννται, they are 
 huddled together, liiad v, 141, 3. pi. peif. pas. 
 κ,Ίχυντο, Ion. for ίκ,ίχυντο, 3. pi. pluj)erf. pas. 
 χιχυμ'ίνο;, poured out, Longin. part, jyerf. pas. 
 of χΰ)>ω, or χΰω, to pour. Th. χ'ίω, the 
 same. 
 
 KixuT,for Ιζ'-χντί), 3. sing, plvpeif. pas. 
 or for 
 
 Κ'ίχυται, 3. sin!^. pef. pas. See Κίχνμχι. 
 
 \\ιχ(αξ7,κζσαν, Alt. for Ιχίχωξγ,κίΐσα,ν, 3. ])l. 
 plnperf. act. of χωφω, f, 'Λσω, p. κιχώζτ,κα., to 
 yield, to go. 
 
 Υ^ιχωο'Γύά,τ-Λί, they are separated, Herod. 
 Ion. for χιχωηιιτμ'ζΐύΐ £<V/, 3. pi. perf j)as. of 
 )ΐ':χό)ηιιιμυ!.ι, of χα/οίζύ/, to separate. Th. 
 χωζ};, apart. 
 
 Κ-χΜοια-μίνΰ;, '/), ov, separated, parted, dis- 
 tant; diiferent, Herod, vii, 46; part. perf. 
 pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Κιχάίΐτμίνο;, y;, ov, heaped up, part. perf. 
 pas. cf χύΐινυμι. 
 
 ΚΕ'ίΙ, an ob'iol. Th. and by Epenth. xsIm, 
 to cleave ; to desire to lie. Whence χ,ίϊμ&ί, 
 to lie, to be laid ; and -Λω, to burn. Sec 
 
 ϊζ-χίω. 
 
 Κίϊ, Ion. for <pr?i, whither. 
 
 Kyjxi, 1. a. inf. act. from 1. a. 'ίκ,'/ικ, of 
 κ,α'ιω, to burn. 
 
 K'/;<zvre, 3.2^1. I. a. m. h'/ix;, part. 1. a. 
 act. κ'/ιάμ.ινοί, part. I. a. m. of the same verb. 
 
 KH~B02, su, 0, an animal of tlie ape kind, 
 
 K'jjy^;, and -K-Ayoj-j, Oor. for xxi iyai. 
 
 K^iSao, α place in Arabia Deserta, where 
 Kedar, the son of Ishmael, dwelt. 
 
 Kij^s, for ϊκ,η^ί, it tortured, Iliad xi, 458, 
 3. sing, iniperf. Ion. of κ-ί^ύω. 
 
 Y^'Abi ,jor K'/ibix, xribn, nom. pi. from k7{oo:, 
 care. 
 
 }<i'/soii, he hurts, 3. sing, jires. act. of χη^ω, 
 pres. inf. yJionv, to hurt, pain, grieve, afflict. 
 Th. KViL•;, TO, care. 
 
 K'/ihia, Xi, n, a burial, funeral ; affinit}'. 
 From κη^ίύω. 
 
 K'aIhos, ov, one for whom we care or are soli- 
 citous, dear, beloved, intimate. From the same. 
 
 Κ.•/ιΰίμόνα;, acc. jd.from 
 
 Υίτ^ίμ,αιν, όνοί, ο, one who has the care or 
 charge of any thing ; a guardian, tutor, protector. 
 From the same. 
 
 li'/ioio;, ov, the same as xr^noi. 
 
 Kyiisc-^s, 2. jd. ^)?'c's, 7nid. of χγ^ομχι, to 
 take care of ; x'/iliro, for lyy /ϊοίτο, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. m. of the same. 
 
 K.r^iffi, dat. 2'1• of ySi^o;, zc;, το, care, 
 anxiety. 
 
 li'/i'hiffrht, and x7ioivrij;, ov, o, one who has 
 the care of any tiling, particularly of a funeral ; 
 a son-in-law ; a father-in-law ; a wife's brother. 
 
 Kji^svu;, f. iva-Cii, to take care of, to bury ; 
 to contract affinity by marriage, to be allied or 
 akin ; and 
 
 K'/i^'iu, to take care of ; to trouble, afflict, 
 lies. Op. 364 ; f ζσω, and ν,σω. Th. xr,dus, 
 care ; a funeral. 
 
 Κ'/ι^ΐ(τ•το;, ου, ο, most intimate or familiar, most 
 dear-, superlat. from the same. 
 
 Ιί'Α^ομχι, f. m. νκτομχί, to take care of, to 
 care for, to be anxious, or solicitous, or busy 
 about any thing ; also to grieve, to be troubled; 
 to take care of one's funeral. From xri^o;. 
 
 Ίί',ι^ομίν'Α, taking care of, caring or anxious 
 for, 2^^rt. 2yres. m. f. g. of the j)receding verb. 
 
 KH^AOS, zo;, TO, care, anxiety, grief, sor- 
 row ; trouble, atHiction, loss, injury ; a i'uneral 
 or burial ; affinity ; a marriage. Hence superl. 
 y-'/i^ia-To?, ίστ'Λ, icrrov, very dear. 
 
 Yi'Aou, to afflict, trouble, grieve ; to liurt, 
 injure; xri^wv, 2^^i>'t. ]n'es. From ihe jrreced- 
 ing. 
 
 liyi^utJx\for xx) z^Mxz, and he gave. 
 
 Κ^όίύλο;, ίι, ov, anxious, sohcitous. 
 
 Kyiocov, afflicting, troubling, grieving, pari. 
 pres.frorn ht^u». 
 
KHH 
 
 489 
 
 ΚΗΡ 
 
 ΚΗ'ΘΙΟΝ, and κγιίύξίον, ου, το, a vessel in 
 which votes or lots were put, a ballot-box ; a 
 dice-box ; Ion. for ^γιηον, from χ^ίϊσύα,ΐ' so 
 κίΰαν, Herod, for χαιτών, ^c. From χω, to 
 take, hold. 
 
 K'^k\ Dor. for xBii I». 
 
 Ίί^χκ μ,α,'7Το6ά.νω, Oor. for xou ζ'ίκ,ί μνι a<ffo- 
 (ά,νω, although I should not die. 
 
 K'/j»<2, Poet, by Anadiplasiasm,for zsxn, and 
 this for ixii,from xiiu, or κ,ίω, 2. a. %»iav, ίς, s. 
 Or, as some suppose, imperf. Ion. of κγικίω, to 
 break or spring out, to spirt out. 
 
 Κ.'/3χ]ί, i^os, h, moisture, a humour ; fume, 
 smoke. Soph. Antig, also a gall-apple, which 
 suddenly χτιχίίί, i. e. springs from the oak. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Ιί'/ικίω, f. iffej, to break, burst, or gush out ; 
 to spring or spirt up. From κίω, to go. 
 
 Κίΐλα, nom. pi. of κτιΧον, ου, το, a dart or 
 arrow of wood. Ion. for κκΧον, wood. 
 
 Κ»?λάί, a winter's day; a cloud ; a she- 
 lf oat ; a fox. 
 
 ΚΗ'ΛΑ2Τ02, an evergreen tree ivhich 
 £,owly matures its fruit, as the juniper, ^c. ; 
 ΛΥΐλάστξο.!, certain forest trees ; idso certain 
 vessels used by shepherds. 
 
 K'/jXios, and χ'ήλΰίοι, burning, bright, shin- 
 ing ; as ffrom χαύω. 
 
 ΚΗΛΕΏ,^! ήίτω, to sooth, charm, delight; 
 to appease, still ; to deceive. But 
 }ζ.9ΐλία), dat. sing. ofx^Xios. 
 ΚΗ'ΛΗ, '/IS, 71, a swelling in any part of 
 the body ; a tumour of the scrotum, a rupture 
 or hernia. 
 
 Kukyi^fAOi, ου, ο, delight, pleasure, blandish- 
 ment, Odys. xi, 333 ; xiii, 2 ; the delight oc- 
 casioned by music, Apol. Rhod. i, 515.] 
 
 'Κηλι^Όω, ω, f. ώσω, to spot, Stain, defile, 
 dirt. 
 
 ΚΗΛΓ2, 'ihos, h, a spot, blot, stain ; a 
 mark ; a sore ; a scar ; a disgrace, a reproach. 
 From χούω, to burn. 
 
 Κ5?λβν, ου, <Γο, a wooden javelin or dart. Ion. 
 for χαλον. 
 
 Κτιλο;, ίι, ov, dry, parched. From χίω, to 
 burn. 
 
 Ιίτιλόω, ω, f. ώσω, to burn ; to deceive ; to 
 hurt ; to pray ; perhaps Poet, for κνιλίω, to 
 sooth, to appease. 
 
 TLviXUvtov, o'j, re, a machine for drawing up 
 water out of wells. 
 
 }ί'^μ«.υτον, Dor. for xaci ίμαυτον, and myself. 
 K'/j,tts, Dor. for χοά Ιμί, 
 KHM0"2, oZ, 0, a kind of bridle or curb, a 
 snarffle ; a wicker basket. Probably from 
 χάμτττω, to bend. 
 
 K>jv, Dor. for xou h. Sut χ ψ. Dor. for 
 »x) v^v, although. 
 
 Kive-aj, ου, ό, a poll-tax, a capitation, a 
 tribute ; a valuation of property. Fro7}i the 
 Latin census. 
 
 KH'S, or χ'Λ'ΰϊ,, a species of bird, the gull or 
 cormorant 5 some explain it to mean xi-rfov. 
 
 β2 
 
 Κ^ΙαίτΙ'νίί?, Ian. and Dor. from xui ί^αίτίντίί, 
 for Ιξχίφν/ΐί, suddenly, on a sudden. 
 Κ^5Τί, Dor. for xcc) tiTS. 
 Ki^-Tru, Dor. for xa) Ιττύ, and aftenvards. 
 Κ'/ι•τύοί, aci, h, gardening, horticultuie.] 
 Ki^'Tu-Tx, Dor. for χοά ίττατα., and after- 
 wards. 
 
 ^Ϋί'τηύμα,τΰί, the same as xtjvrai, gardens, 
 garden fruits or plants, Diod. Sic. 
 
 KH~II02, ου, 0, a garden, an orchard ; a 
 manner of cutting the hair ; an animal of the 
 ape kind. Hence 
 
 Κ^'τουξίω, M,f. ήσω, to cultivate a garden. 
 Κ'/ιτουξίχο?, h, ov, belonging to a gardener 
 or gardening, practising gardening. 
 
 Κΐΐτουξοί, the keeper of a garden, a gardener. 
 From, ονξος, a keeper, and χηττος, a garden. 
 
 KH'P, ξος, h, fate, destiny, evil, fate, calam- 
 ity, misfortune •, death, disease ; the goddess of 
 fate. But 
 
 K^^, contract, for χία,ξ, ατο?, το, the heart ; 
 the mind. 
 
 Ka^«, ace. sing, from 
 }ζ.?ίξα;, acc. pi. of xiiP, fate. 
 Κ'/ΐξίία, a?, 'h, a swathe or band, properly for 
 a dead body ; a winding-sheet ; the same as 
 κίΐξίοί, and xiesia. Th. χ^ξ, death. 
 
 Κ.'/ιξί(Τ(ηφόξ'/ι7οξ, ου, ο xou vi, brought or con- 
 ducted by the fates. From φοξίω, to drive, to 
 carry, and χγΐζ, fate. 
 
 Έ^'/ιοινβς, ivn, tvov, waxen, of wax, 
 Κτ^ξίον, ου, το, a honeycomb ; a disease of 
 the skin. From xr.^os, wax. 
 Ίζ-'/ίξίΤξίφίων, gen. pi. from 
 Κ-^ΐξίΤξΐψ^;, ίοξ, ο χα) h, born to calamity, 
 subject to death, n)ortal. From χ^ΐξ, fate, death, 
 and τζίφω, to nourish. 
 
 Κ-'/ίξό^ίτο;, ου, ο χα.) '/}, bound or cemented 
 with wax, Theocr. F^>ig. v. From χ'/ίξο;, 
 wax, and Vna, to tie, bind. 
 
 Ι^νξόΙομίω, to build with wax, to make cells 
 of wax. From, χ>ΐξΰ;', wax, and "^ομίω, the 
 same as Th. ^ίμω, to build, 
 
 Κ'/^ξϋόι, from the heart, adv. From χίοίξ, 
 contract, χ^ξ. 
 
 KHPO'2, ου, 0, wax. Hence 
 Κ'/,ξοΜ, to cover v/ith wax, to make of wax ; 
 to hurt, injure. 
 
 KHPTBI'A, ων, Tcc, bean pods. 
 Ιίήξυ'γμβι, ατός, το, Ά proclaiming or pub- 
 lishing'•, a proclamation, an edict set firth by 
 proclamation ; in N. T. preaching, doctrine, 
 instruction. From \. pers. petf. pias. of χ'/ΐξύσ- 
 σω. Th. χ^,ξυ^, a public crier, a proclaimer. 
 
 Κ-'/ΐξνχί, nom. dual, κν^ζυχίσσι, dat. 2)1. Ion, 
 and 
 
 Κ'/ΐξύκαοξ, ίίχ, nov, of or belonging to a 
 herald or public crier. Th. αϊ)ξυ%, a public 
 crier. 
 
 Ι^'ήξυχηϊη, vis, h. Ion. for x-a^uxi'io,, i, the 
 office of a herald or public crier. 
 
 Κ^ξυνόοι, a proper name, Cerynthus. 
 KH'PTS, υχοί, 0, a public crier or herald ; 
 an embassador ; an officer of religion or priest. 
 
ΚΙΓ 
 
 490 
 
 ΚΙΚ 
 
 who performed the sacrifices among the Athe- 
 nians ; a kind of shell -fish ; a certain bird; 
 in N. T. a teacher of the christian religion, a 
 preacher ; also a kind of snail. From κ,ξάζω, 
 to cry out, orfroyn yn^u;, the voice. Hence 
 
 Κ'/ΐζόίΤίτω, to be a herald, to publish, proclaim, 
 declare publicly, to spread abroad ; in M. T. 
 to preach or teach ; impef. ίκ,ήξυσσον, sj, i• 
 f. ΰ\ω^ p. κ,ίκγιξυχ^ίχ.• 1. a. Ικιηξυ'ξα• perf, pas. 
 κ,εκ'ήζυγμχί, ξ«;, κ,τα,ί• 1. a. pas. ίκ'/ίξυχ^ό'/ιν 
 part. 1. a. pas. κτίξ^νχ^ίύ;, ίντοζ• Ι• f pas, 
 Ά'/ίζυγ^'ήσομ%ί<, '/I, ίται. Tk. κ-τιουϊ,. 
 
 Ι^η^νχ^ύη, 3. sing. I. a. subj. pas. arid 
 
 }ζ.'/!ξυ;^ί'?ιναι, 1. ο. infin. pas. (f κνξύσ•α•ω. 
 
 1ζ.ίίξω, gen. Dor. for κγίξον• of κ'/ΐζος, ο, 
 wax. 
 
 Κ.'/ΐξωτο;, hi ov, covered, with wax, mixed with 
 wax. 
 
 Κίίτί,'βί, iicx,, iiov, of or like whales, huge, 
 great. 
 
 KH~T02, Eflj, TO, a huge fish ; a whale ; 
 a sign in the heavens ; κ'/ιτύα., a place where 
 whales are caught, the catching of whales. 
 
 Ίί^ιτω, ίο;, h, the name (fa woman, Ceto. 
 
 Έ.•/ιτω^η!} ίοζ, ο κ,ΰά ν\, of the whale kind, 
 cetaceous. From κ,τίτος. 
 
 Ίί'/ιτάιίΐί, ύισσα, ίύζν, the same as the preced- 
 ing ; κητωισσα., an epithet of Lacedcemon, on 
 account of its size^ Horn. 11. ii, 581. 
 
 K'/jT, Dor. for hou iS, and well. 
 
 Ki?y^ci, ace. sing, from 
 
 l^'^i'tJ'^, vxos, 0, the name of a king. 
 
 Κ'/ΐ<ρ' ΟΤΙ, Dor. for x.ou u<p' on, and u<p\for 
 sTira, he said, 
 
 K'/;'(p«, Dor. for κ,α,Ί 'ίφ'/ι. 
 
 Ιζ-ηψαξ, Ζ, ο, one of the Apostles, Cephas or 
 Peter. 
 
 'Κ'/ιφύις, ίωζ, a mans name, Cepheus.l 
 
 ΚΗΦΗ'Ν, ηνοί, ο, a kind of bee, a drone ; 
 dat. pi. K'n^yivi/fa-i,for κ.ηφη'^ι. 
 
 Kricp^a, Dor. Ion. and ^oL for kou ί^φ^/ι, 
 1. a. ])ns. of ci-TTTu, to set on fire, to burn. 
 
 'Κ'Λφκτσ'ί^ί, dat. sing, cf li'/ifia-ffi?, iho;, jj, 
 Cephisis, a lake. 
 
 1\.•/ιφί(ητί>;, ου, a river of Attica, near Athens, 
 the Cephissus ; also a river of Bceotia.^ 
 
 1ζ.'^χ;ο;, Dor. for 'ττντχ^οζ. From -rii, whither? 
 
 }ζ-7^ύ'Β•/ΐί, ίοζ, ό κ,ΰά ti, and 
 
 ϊζ.'/](όίΐζ, uitrtra, ωιν, sweet-smelling, fragrant, 
 perfumed; κ'/ιω^ύ jioXTyj, a bosom covered with 
 perfumed garments. From κα,Ίω, to burn,] 
 
 ΚΓΒΔΗΛ02, ou, net) h, mixed with dross, 
 not purified or refined from dross, adulterated, 
 alloyed, impure, false, counterfeit : Metaph. false, 
 deceitful, insincere ; as if from KiS^ris, which 
 see; superl. z^iSd'/iXoreiTos• άκ^ιζ^'/ιλο;, ου, ό κα) ^, 
 pure, unmixed, unadulterated, sincere. 
 
 Κ/β§>75, clay, mud ; the dross of metals ; a 
 worthless fellow. 
 
 ΚΓΒΙ2Ι2, ios, 'h, a pouch, bag, knapsack. 
 
 ΚΙΒΩ'ΡΙΟΝ, ov, TO, the fruit of the Egyp- 
 tian bean ; a kind of drinking cup made of it. 
 ΚΙΒΩΤΟ' 2, ου, '/ι, a chest, trunk, ark. 
 ¥^γκλίζίυ, 2. sing, imperf. mid. Dor. for 
 
 Ιχιγκλίζου, thou wert moved or shaken, 
 Theocr. 
 
 Κιγχλίζύ), to imitate the κίγκ,λο;, to move 
 quietly or suddenly ; to change often. Dor. for 
 κ,ιήω. From κίγκλο;. 
 
 Κίγχ,λίί, ί^ο;, h, a lattice gate ; a lattice par- 
 tition, a balustrade ; a key-hole. Th. κλύω, 
 to shut. 
 
 ΚΙ'ΓΚΛ02, ου, ο, a species of bird, the wag- 
 tail ; also χίγχαλοί• because it frequently/ kihT, 
 moves its tail, 
 
 ΚΓΔΑΡΙ2, sag, 91, a hat, turban, or cap, 
 worn by the Persian kings ; a kind of dance ; 
 also ivritten κίτΰί,ξίξ. 
 
 ΚΙΔΑ'ΦΗ, >is, '/I, a fox ; also written xi^ee- 
 φΰξ, and xivct^oi. 
 
 Κ.ί'^να/ΛΚί, from 
 
 Κ,ί^νκμι, the same as erxitaa and σκί^ύνννμι, 
 to scatter, spread abroad, diffuse, shed, Iliad viii, 
 1 ; xxiii, 227. From κί^άω, χ,ί^άνω, Άζ^οίηΰω, 
 κ,ζ^άννυμι, which are also written with at• hence 
 also κί^ά,ω, κ,ί^να;, κ,ιονάω, and σκι^νάω, Schneid. 
 Lex.li 
 
 K/s, Ion. for 'inn, imperf or 2. a. of ζίω, to 
 go, by Metath. for Ίκω. 
 
 ΚιόαίξΜν, ωνοξ, ο, a mountain, of Hosotia, 
 Cithseron.] 
 
 ΚΙΘΑ'ΡΑ, as, h, a harp, a lyre; the upper 
 part of the breast ; χί^χξΐς, ζω;, h, the same ; 
 κ,ιβα,ξ'ίζω, to play on the harp ; κ,ιύα.ξΐστγι?, ου, ο, 
 a harper. Hence the Engl, gittern and. cit- 
 tern. 
 
 Κι&άξίξεν, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. from, 
 
 Κ.{όα.ξίζω, f iffM, to play on the harp ; 1. a. 
 imperat. κ.ιύάξΐσ•ον. Th. κ,ιύάξοι^ a harp. 
 
 Κ.ίόαξΐί, See Κ/^α^«. 
 
 'Κιύύί.ξίστγΐί, ov, ό, a harper, a player on the 
 harp ; m pi. o! κιύχξκττα.!• and 
 
 Κιόαξίο-τυς, ΰος, h, the art of playing on the 
 harp. From κιόαξίζω. 
 
 ΥίΊ&αίξος, ου, ο, a kind of fish, sacred to 
 Apollo. From κ,ιύάξοί. 
 
 Κ.ιβχξΜ^ίΛΐ, co,f 7ΐσω, to play on the harp, to 
 sing to the harp.] 
 
 ΚιβοίξωΤια, as, h, a singing to the harp.] 
 
 'Kιύo^ξύJl•os, οΰ, ό, one who plays on the harp 
 and sings to it. From y,t6a.ga. and ω^ο$, a 
 singer. Th. κύ^ω, to sing. 
 
 Κ-ΐ^ΆΜ, from κ,ιόάξα. 
 
 'KiSuv, a/vos, 0, Ion. for χ,ίταιν, uvos, a cloak ; 
 a tunic. 
 
 }ζ.ικίξων, ωνοξ, ό, Cicero.] 
 
 ΚΓΚΙ, ^ωs, το, a species of shrub, the castorr 
 oil plant. 
 
 ΚΓΚΙΝΝ02, ου, Ό, a lock or curl of hair, 
 
 Κ-ΐκκΰίζοί, χόξΰί'ζ, an owl. 
 
 KIKKABAT~, the cry or hoop of owls. 
 Κ/κκοί, ου, ό, a cock. Hence the Engl. 
 
 CHICK. 
 
 Ιίικ.Χ'ήζΤκαυσ' ,for κικ'Κήσκουαία,, calling, part, 
 pres. f. g. from 
 
 Κι»λιη(Τχω, Poet, for KuKsea, to call. 
 
 ΚΓΚΤ2, vos, h, strength, might; as if 
 from Ktu, to move. 
 
KIN 
 
 491 
 
 KIP 
 
 Ιίιλιχία, as, VI, Cilicia, a country so called 
 Jrom Cilix, the son of Phcenix. 
 
 KtXtKtov, ου, <ro, a coarse cloth or garment of 
 goat's hair. From 
 
 ΚΓΛΙ^, iKo;, Kou n, a Cilician, sprung 
 from Cilicia. 
 
 Κ/λλα, τις, 'h, the name of a country. 
 
 ΚΙΛΛΙΒΑ'ΝΤΕ2, ων, ol, a wooden sta7id 
 er frame suj^poi'ted on three legs ; on which 
 soldiers, when fatigued, rested their sldelds ; 
 three-legged stools or tables. 
 
 ΚΙΛΛΟ'2, oZ, 0, an ass, Dor. 
 
 Ίίίλυφοζ, ios, ro, bark. 
 
 KIMBETINON, cv, το, or κ,μξαζίκον, and 
 χψζίξΐχ,ον, a kind of costly garment. 
 
 KI'MBHS, or κίμζι^,χ,οί, ο, an insect of the 
 wasp or bee kind ; also penurious, stingy, 
 sordid. 
 
 Κ-ίμζξοι, eav, ol, the Cimbri, a people of 
 ancient Germany inhabiting the modem Jut- 
 land and Sleswick.^ 
 
 ίίιμμίξίοί, tot, lov, Cimmerian, belonging to the 
 Taiinc Chersonesus ; also belonging to the 
 Cimmerii, a people of Italy.] 
 
 ΚΙΜΟΛΙΆ, us, 71, a kind of white clay or 
 earth, from'the island Cimolus. 
 
 Κίμ,ων, the name of a man, Cimon. ] 
 
 KINA'BPA, ois, h, the food of do'gs ; the 
 rank smell of he-goats, or of the arm -pits ; any 
 stench. 
 
 Κινκζξάω, to have the rank smell of he- 
 goats, to stink. From the preceding. 
 
 ΚΓΝΑΔ02 (kivcc^os), SOS, TO, and ου, ο, a 
 fox ; also, in the Sicilian dialect, a cunning or 
 crafty fellow ; κίν^α.φο$, a fox ; also κ,ι^άφγι, 
 and Kihaipos. 
 
 Κινάμωμ-ον, ου, το, cinnamon. See Κ/ννά- 
 
 μωμον. 
 
 ΚΓΝΔΑΛ02 (kiv'I&Xos), ου, Ό, a stake, a 
 wooden peg, pin, or plug. 
 
 Κ/νδαξ, ciKos, κάΊ 71, active, quick, easily 
 moved. From xiviea, to move. 
 ' 'Κιν^ύνίυμοί, oiTos, το, danger, a bold or ad- 
 venturous deed. From, the perf. pas. of 
 
 "Kitfouviou, f. ίΰσω, p. χίκ,ιν^υνίυκα,, to bring 
 or put into danger, to be in danger or to haz- 
 ard or expose one's self to danger or jeopardy ; 
 to incur or run into danger ; to be capitally ac- 
 cused ; to war, to fight ; also to seem. From 
 
 ΚΓΝΔΤΝ02 fxiv^uvasj, ου, 0, danger, risk, 
 peril, jeopardy. From κ,ινω and Vios, because 
 it excites fear, or from xmlv tus o^oms, to 
 excite pain. 
 
 'Kιvhυvώ^7ls, los, nai γ,, dangerous. 
 
 Kivids, ου, the name of a man, Cineas.] 
 
 "ΚινζΊτθω, let him be moved, 3. sing. pres. 
 imperat. pas. and 
 
 Kiviu, Dor. and JEol. for ztvoZ, moA^e thou, 
 pres. imperat. pas. from 
 
 KINE'fi fxTneoJ, f TiffOi), J), κίκ,ίντικοί, to 
 move, to set in motion ; to shake, stir ; to re- 
 move ; to stir up, excite, to begin ; to lie with 
 a woman; 1. a. ϊκΊντ,τκ' I . a. pas. ixirJihv, 
 
 >??, 71. 
 
 Kfvt&iv, oZfftx,, ov, moving, part. pres. and 
 
 KiVTioivTos, gen. sing..part. 1 . a. pas. 
 
 KiV'/i^fxos, oZ, 0, motion, Poet, for yAvvia-ts. 
 
 K/vjjjita, oiTos, TO, motion ; disturbance, com- 
 motion. Th. κινίω. 
 
 Kiv'^ffBcs, ccvTos, part. 1 . a. act. of the same. 
 
 Ktv/iiTts, iafs, 'A, a moving, motion, stirring, 
 commotion. From xivsu. 
 
 Κ.ιν>ιτ7}ξ, Ti^os, 0, a mover, a shaker ; xivfjTho 
 yas, the shaker of the earth, Periphrasis of 
 Neptu7ie. 
 
 Kiv'/jriji, oZ, 0, a mover, a disturber. From 
 κινίω. Whence also 
 
 ΚινίΊτϊκοί, 71, ov, having the power of mov- 
 ing ; turbulent, seditious. 
 
 Κίντίτίχύτατα, pi. luim. n. g. superlat. frovi 
 
 XiVTlTtKOS. Th. KtViM. 
 
 ΚΓΝΝΑ, r,s, ''h β fcind (f grass zvhich grew 
 in Cilicia. 
 
 KINNA'BAPI (χινναζαξί), ius, TO, an 
 Indian gum, cinnabar, an ore or mineral ; also 
 vegetable scarlet, a colour, cojnmoidy called 
 xoxxivov. 
 
 ΚΓΝΝΑΒ02 fxivvaSosJ, ου, S, a model or 
 pattern used by sculptors in making statues. 
 
 ΚΙΝΝΑ'ΜΩΜΟΝ, ου, το, cinnamon. 
 
 KivoZen^S, gen. si7ig.f. g. part. pres. of χινίω. 
 
 Κ.ίννμι, the same as χινίω, to move, shake ; 
 in pres. pas. κίνυμχι, to be moved ; ivherice 
 χίνυντο, in 3. pi. iinpef. mid. Ion. 
 
 KINT'PA fxivv^uj, «J, VI, a pksintivs 
 musical instrument used by the Phoenicians and 
 Syrians. Hence 
 
 Κινϋξομοίΐ, to lament or complain in a mourn- 
 ful voice ; ojid 
 
 K/vi/gos, a, ov, plaintive, mournful, lamenta- 
 ble. 
 
 Κίοίττιν, 2. dual. opt. from x'ttj, to go. 
 
 K/iv', for xiovcc, ace. sing, and 
 
 }ito!ny, dat. pi. of κίων, ovos. 
 
 K.ioZ<rxi, going, uom. pi. part. pres. f g. 
 from χΐω, to go. Some consider it as irutfor 
 luv, ΙοΖσοί, 2. a. of %\μί, to go. 
 
 ΚΙΡΚχ\ΓΑ, U.S, 71, the name of a plajit. 
 
 Κ,ίξχ'/^, 7IS, hi and Dor. Ιίίξχα, the 7mme of 
 a female, Circe. 
 
 ΚΓΡΚ02, ov, 0, a circus, a ring, a circle ; 
 also a species of hawk or falcon. 
 
 K<^v«, Ion. for ζχίξνα, 3. sing, imperf. 
 from 
 
 Κ-ΐξνχω, f ήσω, to mix or mingle. Th. xi- 
 ξάννυμι, χίξάω, the same. 
 
 li-'i^vvi, for ΐχΊξντ), S. sing, imperf, of χίξντιμί' 
 or, as some suppose. Dor. for Ικίξνοί' from 
 the preceding verb. 
 
 'Κ'ίξνων, 1. sing, or 3. jtl. imperf. of χίζνάω. 
 
 Ιζ-ίρροίόίν, ίχ ττΐί Kippac, from Cinha. 
 
 K-ippis, a species of hawk ; a liind of fish. , 
 From its colour. Sr'e 
 
 ΚΓΡΡΟ' 2, ev, yellow, tawny, brown; as if 
 from xocidj, to burn. 
 
 KIP20'2, oZ, 0, a varix, a sivelling or dis- 
 tention of a. vein, from excess of blood ; also 
 χξίσΊτοζ, the same. 
 
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 492 
 
 ΚΛΑ 
 
 ΚΓ2, κ,ιο;, ό, a worm, ivhich breeds in wood 
 or corn. Hence ακ,ιοζ^ ;iot worm-eaten. Also 
 K/j, 0, the name of a man, indecl- Heb, 
 ΚΓ22Α, and Ait. κίττΜ, ης, h, a pie, a 
 magpie, a noisy, voracious bird ; also a de- 
 praved appetite, a loathing of food, a longing 
 after improper i'ood. 
 
 'Κισσάω, f. ήσω, to have an unnatural ap- 
 petite or longing after improper food ; to be 
 lecherous ; to long after, to desire. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Ki(ra-'^r,rii, overgrown or crowned with ivy. 
 K-Ua-riPi;, ίως, τι, pumice, a very porous stone 
 having the ajpearance of being worm-eaten. 
 Th. Kti, a worm. 
 
 1ίισίΤ'/ΐξΐί)^'/ι;, io:, ό κα) 'ή, like puinice stone. 
 Ίίατσ-'/ιτο;, h, ov, of ivy, adorned or crowned 
 with ivy folvo;J• as if from κισσάω, for κίτιτΰω. 
 Κίσ-ΰ-ϊνο;, r., ov, adorned with ivy.] 
 KI220'2, and Att. -rrcs, ου, 0, ivy. 
 ΥίισσοΓρζξΥΐ?, io:, ο κ,α) 'h, wearing ivy on the 
 herA, crowned with ivy. 
 
 K.i<ro-o/i>, and κιττόω, ω, to adorn or crown 
 with ivy. 
 
 Kitra-vSiov, ου, το, a cup made of ivy wood ; 
 any cup. From the same Th. 
 
 ΚΓ2ΤΗ, VIC, 'h, a chest, box, or basket, 
 properly of wicker. 
 
 ΚΓ2Τ02, ου, 0, or y /ισύο;, η species of shrub, 
 the Cistus. 
 
 ΚΙΪΡΓΑ, u;, h> the citron or lemon 
 tree. 
 
 Κ-ίτζίον, scil. μΐ^λον, a citron or lemon ; the 
 citron tree ; citron or lemon peel. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Κίττος, ivy. See Ki(rffo;. But 
 K/rTflj, h, ov, good, m the Lacedaemonian 
 dialect. 
 
 Κ/τώΙνα, ace. sing. Dor. fur χ^ιτωνοί, from 
 χιτ^>ν. 
 
 Κ,/^ανω, ike same as κ,ιχ^ίω, to find ; which 
 see, 
 
 1ίιχ;ΐί'/ι, he may or might find, 3. sing. pres. 
 opt. from κ,'ιχ^'/,μι, as Tihlvi, from τΊότιμι- 
 9vhence also κιχ^ίΊς. Some consider it us 
 3. sing. subj. of χι^ιΊμ, Poet, for κιχίω, to 
 find, but in that case s should he subscribed. 
 
 Ιίίχ^ΐΊμίν, UTS, ίΤίν, pi. pres. opt. by Sync. 
 Att. for κιρ^ύ'/ιμίν, ύητί, ύ'/ισα,ν, of κίχ;'/ιμι, to 
 find, 
 
 ΚΙΧΕΏ, χιχ^άνΐύ, and κ,Ίχ^'Λμι, to find, 
 meet with ; to overtake, catch, reach, attain ; 
 OS if from ^ω, to take, and κίω, to go ; f. ntrai, 
 p. τ,κα,• 2. a. Ικιχ^ον 2. a. hf. xt^iTv. 
 
 Κίχ'/}, he might catch, overtake, or find, 
 3. si7ig. 2. a. subj. of the same. 
 
 ΚιχήμζνΛΐ, 2. a. inf. Dor. for χιχΰν, of 
 κί^ύνω, or xιχ_iω,f. viffea, to find ; 2. a. 'ίχιχον 
 2. a. inf. xi;^i7*. Dor. χιχίμιαοα, a?id by Poet. 
 Fclnsis χιχ^'/ιμίνοίΐ. 
 
 Κιχ'^μίνοί, yi, ov, part. pres. IKIS. of χΊχ//ιμι, 
 the same as χιχ^ΐω. 
 
 Κιχ^οίζ, having overtaken, part. 1. a. act. 
 vnd 
 
 Ki^^o-uTo, 3. sing. 1. a. m. Ion. of κιχίω^ 
 to find. 
 
 Υί^ίχν,τομαι, I shall overtake or catch, 1. f. 
 T)x.frQin χιχ^'ίω, 
 
 Kip(^y,T'/iv, by Sync, and Ion. for ixt^^tjffanjv, 
 3. ducd. I. a. act. of κιχΊω. 
 
 ΚΓΧΑΗ, ns, h, the thrush or throstlei a 
 bird ; a fish ; Dor, χιχ^γ,λοί. 
 
 Κίχλίζω, to feed on χίχ^λοα or thrushes j 
 he?tce to fare daintily, to feast, junket ; to 
 laugh immoderately ; to giggle ; it is allied t0 
 
 Κί^ξύω, and κίχ^ξνιμί, to lend, to borrow. 
 From χξάω, the same. 
 
 Κιχ;Μν, having overtaken, having reached or 
 attained, part. 2. a. act. of χιχίω, to overtake, 
 catch, 2. a. εχιρι^ον. 
 
 ΚΙΧΩΤΗ, v,s, h, or 
 
 Ιίίχ^ύξίον, ου, το, the herb endive or succory ; 
 OS if from xUiv and χ^ω^Ίον, because it creeps, 
 over the fields. 
 
 Kl'ii, to go, proceed ; as if from Ίω, which 
 is from 'ίω, or ίϊμι, to go. 
 
 ΚΙΏΝ ( χϊων), όνος, ο and h, a column, pil- 
 lar, a tombstone ; the uvula or palate ; the grist- 
 ly partition of the nostrils ; a high hill ; a 
 weevil ; x'tova, άιττξα.ζνι ΎξοΊα,ς, the firm or im- 
 movable pillar of Troy, Find. Olymp. ii, J46.J 
 Κ/Λ/ν, oZffci, going, proceeding, part. pres. ojf 
 xict), cr 2. a. for ϊων, from uy.i, to go. 
 
 Ι^λΆγγίυντί, Dor. and JEol. for χλαγγοΰιτι, 
 3. pi. pres. from χλα.γγίω, ω. Th. χλύζω, 
 f. χλάγξω, to cry out. 
 
 Ίίλκγγίι, ν,ς, h, the shrill cry or clang of 
 cranes or geese ; the blast of a trumpet ; the 
 shout of men in battle ; the baying of dogs in 
 hunting ; the whizzing of an arrow. From, 
 the same Th. 
 
 "ΚλκγζΜ, l.f of the .w me verb. 
 Κλά^α. and JBol. κλάζα, a club. 
 Κλαο«?, Dor. for χΧΰΙας. 
 Κλα^/, by Metaplasm for χλα^Μ, dat. sing, 
 from 
 
 ΚΑΑ'Δ02 (ΆΧο^ος), ου, ο, a tender branch 
 or bough of a tree ; a twig, shoot ; progeny, 
 offspring. From χλάοο, to break. See Άχξί- 
 μων. 
 
 Κλάίίν, Att. and Dor. for κλα'ηιν, from 
 χλαίω, f χλοίύσ•ω, to weep, deplore. 
 
 Κλαζομίνιος, ου, ο, a Clazomenian, an inhab- 
 itant of Ciazomene.] 
 
 Κλάξοντί, dual. num. part. pres. from 
 ΚΑΑ'ΖΩ, f. χλάγ'ζω, to cry out, shout ; 
 to make a shrill noise, to clang, whiz ; 2. a. 
 εχλοίγον p. m. χίχλ'/ΐγχ. Hence χλα,γγίι, 'h^ 
 a shrill cry, a clang. 
 
 Yixά'ζω,for χλκω, to break ; and 
 Κλαξω, Dor. for xX'/)"iZ,oi, to shut. From 
 χλύάς, i. e. χλίΐς, a key. 
 
 ΚλαΓ', for xXaa, Ion. for ίχλα,α, 3. sing, 
 imperf, and 
 
 Κλούίο-χί, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. for ϊχΧαη., 
 of xXa'ioj, f. xXoiViTca, p. χίχλαυχοί, to weep, 
 wail, lament. 
 
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 493 
 
 ΚΛΕ 
 
 KkalaiafL•, ^ol. by Paragogefor xXuiois, 2, 
 sing. pres. opt. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Κλα/βντα, weeping, ace. sing. part. pres. 
 act. and 
 
 KXetlovri, Dor. for κλαίουσι, from κλαίω, 
 Bion. Ejntaph. Aclonid.^ 
 
 ILXulovtrt, 3, jyl. pres. ind. act. of κλα,Ιω. 
 Κλ«<ν> i'"^«i> «» Dor. for κ,λύ;, a key ; for 
 hence Ion. χ,λη'ι'ί, whence χλα'ί'ί• 
 
 Ίίλαΐστξον, ου, το. Dor. and jEol. for κλίΐ- 
 βξον, ου, το, a bar, a bolt. Th. κλύω, to shut. 
 ΚΛΑΙΏ, imperf. iKXaiov^f. χΚοίύα•ω, p. κ,ζ- 
 χλαυκα, to weep, wail ; to deplore, lament, 
 weep for ; to repent of one's faults ; to be 
 beaten or punished for them ; as if from ζΧάω, 
 to break, because the spirits are broken by grief; 
 εζλαυσ'ίν Isr' αυτ^, Luke xix, 41 ; James v, 1, 
 χλοίίαν Wt Ttvoc, with the ace. Luke xxiii, 28 ; 
 Num. xi, 13 ; Judges xi, 37, 38 ; xiv, 7; 
 Josh, vii, 87. 
 
 KAAMBO^S, h, ov, mutilated ; as if from 
 χλάω. 
 
 Κλύνιον, ου, το, a bracelet or armlet. 
 Κλαξ, a»fli, h. Dor. for Η,λζ)$, a key. From 
 χλίίω. 
 
 Κ,λά^ω, or χ,λψ'^Μ, l.f Dor. for ^Xra'a-u, 
 
 from κλ^ι'ΐζω, f xXtj'ttreo, to shut, and Dor. 
 
 χλκζ,ω, by changing yi'i' into «• hence 1 . a. 
 
 £»λαξ<6. So χλαϊ,αν, Dor. for x7^ni(rov, 1. a. 
 
 imperat. 
 
 Κ.λύοια•α, Dor, for xXououffa,, part. pres. f. g, 
 of κλαίω, to weep, bewail. 
 
 ΚλβίΤίίί, iVTo;, part. 2. a. pas. of χλίτττω, 
 f. •ψω, to Steal, filch ; 2. a. εκλ^π-ον. 
 
 Κ.λαξονόμω;, acc. pi. Dor. for χληξονόμονξ, 
 heirs. 
 
 Κλά^βί, ου, Clarus, a city of Ionia celebrated 
 for an oracle of Apollo. ] 
 
 Κλα^οί, Dor. for χΧηζος, ου, ο, a lot, an 
 inheritance. 
 
 Κλά^ώ/ο-ί, Ion. and Dor. for ίκ.λ^ζω<η, 1 . a. 
 of χλαξόω, to choose by lot, for χλνίξΌω. Th. 
 χλνίξοζ, a lot. 
 
 Κλ«ι7•«ί, avTos, part. 1 . a. act. and xXasai, 
 1. a. inf. and 
 
 Yjkaeut'nTYii, gen. sing. part. 1 . a, p)as. f g. 
 from χλάα, f. άσω, to break; 1. a. pas. s- 
 χλάίτβνιν. 
 
 ΚλαΛ?, iui, '/], a breaking ; a fracture ; a 
 lopping or pruning ; and 
 
 Kxafffjia, ατοί, το, a piece broken off; a 
 fragment. From perf. pas. of κλάω, to break. 
 Κολάσω, Dor. for κλάσω, 1. f from κλίίω, 
 to shut. 
 
 Κλ«ϋδ>!, r,s, 'h, the name of an island. 
 'Κ.λαυΥια, ας, h, the name of a ivoman, Clau- 
 dia. 
 
 Κ,λαυβ/ΐΛΟί, ου, ο, a weeping, wailing, deplor- 
 ing, lamentation. From κλαίω, f χλαύσ-ω, to 
 weep. 
 
 Κλαυΰμυξίζω, f. ίιτω, to weep ; to cry like 
 an infant, to whimper-, to cause to weep. 
 From the same Th, 
 
 Ιζ-λαυάμυξίσμος, ου, ο, a weeping, a crying, 
 lamentation, a lamenting. From the p)reced~ 
 ing. 
 
 'Κλαυύμων, ωνοζ, ο, a weeping ; a place of 
 weeping. Judges ii. Th. κλαίω, f. κλαύσω, to 
 weep. 
 
 ΙίλαυσίΊται, 3. sing, l.f m. Dor. of κλαίω, 
 f. κλαύσω, to weep, Dor. κλαυσω- 1 . f. m. 
 κλαυσουμαι. Dor. for χλαύσομαι. 
 
 Κλαύ(Τίτί, 2. pi. 1. f ind. act. of the pre- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 Κ.λαυο•ω, l.f Dor. for χλαΰσω. See Κλαν- 
 σιΙτΆί. 
 
 KAA'H, to break, break in pieces, break off; 
 distribute, N. T. i. f κλάσω, p. κίκλακα' 
 1. a. ίχλασχ' 1. a, irf. κλασα,ι• pai't. 1. a, 
 χλάσαζ, avTOS' p^rf• pos. κίχλασμαΐ' 1. a. 
 pas. ίκλάσύην part. pres. j/as. κλαόμίνοζ, sj, ov. 
 
 Κλζάνότΐί, ου, ο. Clean thes, an a^icient philos- 
 02}her.'\ 
 
 }ζ.λίύξΐστί, voc. sing, from 
 
 Κ.λίάξΐστο;, ου, ο, a proper name, 
 
 Κλανοξ, for κλεινός, renowned, celebrated, 
 illustrious. Th. κλίίω, to celebrate. 
 
 Κ.λίη'^ων, όνος, 'h. See Ιίλ'ή^ύν. 
 
 'Κλίβήσζται, 3. sing, l-f pas. by Sync, for 
 κκλζύ'/ισζτΆΐ, from καλ'ίω. 
 
 ΚλίΓα, illustrious deeds, nom. pi. χλ'αα, and 
 contr. κλίΐα. Froyn κλ'ιος, sej, το, glory. 
 Th. κλίίω, to celebrate. 
 
 Κλα^όω, to shut up, close, bolt. From 
 κλύς, ^οζ, 'h, a key. Tn. κλίίω, to shut. 
 
 Ιίλίίίτε, 2. pi. pres. imperat. act. of κλίίω, 
 to celebrate, publish. 
 
 Κλίΐ<}ξία, ας, vi, a key-hole ; a crevice, a, 
 chink, Lucian iii, 28. 
 
 ΊίλίΊ^ζον, ov, TO, a bolt, a bar of a door ; a^ 
 barred door or gate. From κλίίω, to shut. 
 
 Κλίΐνος, h, ov, celebrated, renowned j illus- 
 trious. From κλίίω, to celebrate. 
 
 Κ.λίί%χί, Dor. for κλίΊσαι, I . a. irf. act. of 
 κλίίω, to make known, celebrate. 
 
 Κ,λίίουσαί, celebrating, nom. pi. jmrt. pres^ 
 f. g.from κλίίω, to celebrate, to praise. 
 
 Κλί/ί) Άλί{^οξ, h, a key, a lock, a bolt ; the 
 collar-bone ; acc, pi. κλει'^α;, and by Sync^ 
 κλίΤς. Th. κλίίω, to shut. 
 
 Κ,λίϊσαι, I. a. irf. act. and 
 
 Κ,λίΐτβω, ίϊί, yj, 1. a. subj. pas. of κλίίω. 
 
 Έ.λίΐστοζ, vt, ov, shut, that is used to be 
 shut. 
 
 Κλ£/τάί, acc. pi. κλίιτην, acc. sing, f g, of 
 χλίΐτοζ, celebrated. 
 
 ]^λίΐτοξ)ξ, ί^οξ, h, the clitoris. From κλίίω, 
 to shut. 
 
 'Κλιιτος, h, ov, renowned, celebrated, illustri- 
 ous. 
 
 Ιίλίΐτοί, ου, ο, the favourite of Alexander, 
 Clitus.] 
 
 ΚΑΕΙΏ, /. σω, p. κίκλίΐκα, to shut, close, 
 bar ; to celebrate, to mention, to extol ; to 
 sing, to report ; 1. a. έκλασα• 1, a. subj. 
 κλίίσω, γς, ψ 1. a. inf. κλίΐσαΐ' perf pas. 
 κίχλίισμαί, and κίκλαμαΐ' part, perf, pas. 
 
ΚΛίί 
 
 494 
 
 ΚΛΗ 
 
 χίχλίί&μίνβξ, η, ον• 1. α. pas. ελλε /W^v, jjj, 57• 
 1 . a. SiibJ, pas. κλίισβω, rsj »?• 
 
 Κλε/Λί, όοζ, contr. ου;, ί, 07ie of the Muses, 
 Clio. From χλίίοί. 
 
 Κλ'ψμα, aro'., το, theft, an embezzling ; 
 any thing stolen ; a stratagem, a fraud. From 
 xXi'Vroj, to steal, perf. pas. χΊκΧιμμα,ι. 
 
 Ίίλίμμν;, χ^ίΧωνή, a tortoise, So called be- 
 cause it hides itself, as it were, xXi^ru, under 
 its shell. 
 
 Ιίλίΰξίξ, a proper name ; ace. sing, Κλίοζιν. 
 
 Κυλίομαι, Poet, for χΧίΊομΆΐ, to be celebrat- 
 ed, to be praised. Th. xXsieu, the same. 
 
 'Κλίομζξοτο;, ov, 0, the name of a man, Cle- 
 cmbrotus.] 
 
 Έ-Χιομίντίζ, ay, 0, the name of a 7nan, Cleom- 
 enes.] 
 
 Κλίότταξ, ou, 0, the name of a man, Cle- 
 opas. 
 
 Κλεβίτατ^α, aj, 'h, the name of a ivonian, 
 Cleopatra. 
 
 'Κλίοτά'Τξ'/ι, dnt. sing. Ion. of the precedhig. 
 
 Κλεβί, arid κΧύοζ, to;, το, glory, renown, 
 fame ; report, rumour. Th. κλύω, to cel- 
 ebrate. 
 
 Κλεί3'τ«;, α, ό. Dor. for κλ'ί'Χτηζ, ου, ο, a 
 thief. 
 
 Κλίττε, deceive thou, pres. imjyerat. and 
 
 Κλέίττε/ν, ^jres. inf. of χλίττω. 
 
 Κλείττ'/ίί, ου, ο, a thief; one who does any 
 thing secretly. From the same Th. 
 
 'KXicfTixh, yis, 'h, soil. τΊχ^^/ι, the art of steal - 
 
 'Κλίτηκοζ, h, ov, of or belonging to steal- 
 ing ; thievish ; light-fingered. From κ.λί'Τ'ΐ-ω. 
 
 1ίλ'ί•ττοΐδ•α, Dor. for χλί<^τβυΒ•οί, hiding, 
 concealing, pari, pres.f. g.from the same. 
 
 'Κλίττόμινοί, part. pres. ]>as. of χλίτττύα. 
 
 Κλε•3-τξ/α, Άζ, h, a female thief. Th. 
 -x.X'i'Tiroj. 
 
 ΚΛΕ'ΠΤΩ, /. -^^ω, p. xhcXifx, to steal ; 
 to take away by stealth ; to pilfer ; to hide, 
 conceal, suppress, to say or do any thing 
 secretly; to deceive, mislead; 1. a. εχλί-φα' 
 1. a.subj. χλί-φω, 7IS, '/J, and in 3. ])l. χλί- 
 -ψωσί, 2. α. εκλάίτβν perf. pas. κίχλίμμ&ι• 
 J}, mid. χίλ,λοτα. Some derive it from xot,- 
 7^{)<πτω, χλ'αττω. Hence the Engl, το clip. 
 
 Κλετίίί, TO, a cliff'or crag, a high mountain. 
 From κλίνω, because it is .Hteep. 
 
 JiXiuvTxo:, Dor. for χλύνικοζ. From χλίοί, 
 ^lory, and vix'/i, victory. 
 
 Κλεψ«ί, having stolen, part. 1. a. act. and 
 
 ■Κλέλ^ε/?, 2. sing. l.f. xXi-^uirt, 2. pi. 1. a. 
 ^uhj. of χ7Λ•ζτω, to steal, pilfer. 
 
 Κ?..ί-ψόοξα, a<, Yt, a water-clock ; an hour- 
 ^lasF, a time-piece, Arisiot. Poet. 7 ; Aristoph. 
 Ackarn. 693 ; a certain fountain at Athens. 
 From χλ'ίττω, to steal, and υ^Μξ, water. 
 
 K'/Jcov, ωνοζ, I, the name of a man, Cleon. 
 
 ΚΛ]'].ί1ΝΓΑ, us, 9), elecampane, a plant. 
 
 Κλ'/ί^55ν, by name, adv. FromxocXiu, to call. 
 
 Τ(ίλ'/ι'ΙοΆζομαι, to foretell, divine, prophesy, 
 foicbode ; f, mid, ίσ-ομοίΐ, to consult diviners. 
 
 Κλη^ονίίτμοί, ου, ό, a prophesying or divina- 
 tion. 
 
 Κλ^^οξ, ίοξ, TO, a hedge. From χλύω. 
 
 KXri}&jv, όνο;, h, fame, glory, renown ; report; 
 a good omen ; Poet. xXt'^uiv. From χλ^ιΊ'ξω. 
 Th. χλίίω, to celebrate. £ut 
 
 Kkfi'Satv, 2 Kings i, 10, rendered a bracelet ; 
 but instead of την xXrl^ovoc, should be read 
 ^λίοωνχ. 
 
 Κλίίε/ν, pres. inf. Ion. for xXikiv, to shut. 
 
 Έ.λ^ξω,^ν χλ'/ι'Ι'ζω, to shut. 
 
 'Kxn^ivTo;, gen. sing, part, I . a. pas. arid 
 
 ^Χγιύ'/ίσομοίί, *i, ΐτβκ, l.f. pas. and 
 
 Κλλί^'ίτε, 2. j}l. 1. a. subj. j}as. of xocXiu, 
 to call. 
 
 ΚΧτι&ξΛ, y};, 71, the alder tree. From κΧάω, 
 to break. 
 
 Κλ^^^βν, ου, το, a bar, bolt, or lock of a 
 door. From χΧύω, to shut. 
 
 Κλί^^ίί, ου, η, the alder tree. From χλάω, 
 to break. 
 
 YLXyiou, iji, vi, 1. a, subj. pas. of χχλίω, to 
 call. 
 
 Κλ>ίίζώ;, f. tffa, to shut ; to praise, cele- 
 brate ; to name ; to call. Th. χλίίω, the same. 
 
 Κλ'/ί']>, ϊ'^ο;, ri, the sam,e as xXsi;, a key, or 
 any thing similar; a lock, bolt ; a hook ; clasp ; 
 the collar-bone ; a seat for the rowers in gallies. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 KXiji'Va/, 1. a. infin. act. of χλπΊ'ζω, or 
 
 }ζ.Χ'/ιίω, for χλίίω, to shut ; to praise, cel- 
 ebrate. 
 
 KAH~MA, ατο;, TO, a small twig or branch; 
 a vine branch, carried as a badge by the Roman 
 centurions. From χλάω, to break ; also χλΐ^- 
 μα is ύ•τό^-/ιμα, Hesych. Hejice 
 
 'Κλ'ημάτιον, TO, dim. from the preceding, and 
 
 ΚλΫΐμΆτ);, ί'§ο;, h, a little vine branch, a 
 small twig. 
 
 'Κλ'/ιμχ,τΌομοίΐ, to be shaded with vine branch- 
 es ; to grow luxuriant with shoots. 
 
 Υίλνιμ'/ι;, ivTo;, 0, a man's name, Clemens. 
 
 Κλ'/ίξο'^οσία, a;, h, a division by lot, allot- 
 ment ; legacy, inheritance. From, 
 
 'Κλ'/ίξο^οτίω, f. νΐιτω, to divide by lot ; to 
 make one an heir. 
 
 'ΚλΥίζο'^ΰτνι;, o'j, 0, one who allots or divides 
 by lot; a testator. From the jirecedirig. 
 
 Ιίλ'/ίξονομίω, ω, f 'Ασω, p. χίχλγιξον'ομπχοι,, 
 to inherit, obtain for an inheritance ; to obtain 
 by lot; to possess ; 1. a. subj. act. χλ^ξονο- 
 μγ,σω, 9}ξ, '/}• 1. α. infn. act. χλπξονομνιαται. 
 From χλνιρο;, a lot, and νέμω, to bestow, dis- 
 tribute. 
 
 Κλ'/ίξονΰμ^ια-άτω, 3. sing. 1. a. imperat. act. 
 of χΧ'/Ίξονομίω. 
 
 Κλ•/ΐξονομίΰί, a;, h, an inheritance, a patri- 
 mony ; the act of inheriting ; the act of an 
 heir (του χλ-ήξονόμου). 
 
 Κλ^ίξονόμο;, ου, ο, an heir ; one who obtains 
 any thing by lot ; who {χλτίξον νίμίΐ) divides 
 an inheritance. 
 
 KAH~P02, ου, 0, a lot, a casting lots ; an 
 allotment, a share, an inheritance or patrimony ; 
 
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 ΚΛΟ 
 
 a portion of land given to a husbandman •, (in 
 ancient times estates were divided hy lot ;) pro- 
 perty of every kind ; <^6ύ^ω>) των Έυξίων του? 
 χλ^ξον;, Herodot. Melpom. laying waste tiie 
 lands of the Syrians. So also Hes. Op. 341. 
 See Grcev. Also κλνίξοζ, a worm ivhicli breeds 
 in the ho7iet/comb, Plin. lib. ii, 11, 16. 
 
 Κλ'/ίξουρ(;,ί«, a receiving by allotment, a dis- 
 tribution of lands by lot ; a colony. 
 
 Κλ>^ξου;^οζ, ου, ο xat ij, one who κλτίξον 'ίχ,ίΐ, 
 receives or possesses any thing by allotment. 
 
 1ζ.ληρΰω, y. ύσω, p. χίΗ,λ^ζΜχκ, to choose or 
 take by lot ; pres. pas. κλγιοΌομιχ,ί, ουμα,ι, to be 
 chosen by lot, to obtain any thing by lot, to 
 draw lots ; I. a. pas. ίκ,λπξωύγίν, I have ob- 
 tained by lot. Th. κλϊίξοί, a lot. 
 
 'ΚΧ'/ΐξύσομα.ί, l.J^. m. of the preceding. 
 
 Ιίλϋξωτι, by lot, adv. Th. χλτίξοζ, a lot. 
 
 Έ.λχξωτοί, ij, ov, selected by lot.] 
 
 'Κλ'^σΐζ, iui, w, a calling, bidding, summon- 
 ing, invitation ; testimony ; a condition, em- 
 ployment, in N. T. Th. χα,λίω, to call. 
 
 RX'/jVai/, Jbr xXniffov, 1. a. imperat. act. of 
 »λ*ι'ίζω, to shut ; to celebrate. Th. xXi'ia, 
 the same. But 
 
 Κλίβ-βν, without I subscribed^ by Sync, for 
 xakitrov, 1. a. imperat. act. of χχλίω, to call, 
 1. a. lauXitra. 
 
 Κλ>?τ£ί5ί, ία, ίον, verbal adj. to be called. 
 From 3. sing. perf. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Κλ^τίύω, to summon before a court, to 
 summon a witness ; to be a χΧ'/ιττ,ξ, which see. 
 
 Κλ'/ιτγΐξ, ^ξοί, ο, an officer who summons 
 into court ; a witness of a judicial summons. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Κλ' /iTixrii, gen. nng.f. g.from 
 
 Kk'/jTixos, ii, ov, vocative •, invocating (ΰμ- 
 votj. From χοίλίω, to call. 
 
 Κλητο;, vi, ov, called, summoned, invited. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 ^λιήτωξ, οξοί, ό, a caller, a summoner ; a her- 
 ald; a messenger -, one who summons before a 
 court, or is a witness of such a summons ; any 
 witness. From καλίω. 
 
 ΚΛΙΒΑ'ΔΙΟΝ, ου, το, a species of plant. 
 
 ΚΛΓΒΑΝ02 f χλΐζα,νοξ J , ου, 0, and κρίζα- 
 ves, an oven in which barley bread is baked ; 
 any oven. From χζΊύτι, barley, and βαΰνο;, an 
 oven. 
 
 Kkifict, ατοξ, TO, declivity, slope, inclination•, 
 a region, tract of land, a climate. From 
 χλίνού, to bend, incline. 
 
 Έ,Χιμα,χτί^ξ, ij^ej, o, a step, a stair, a round 
 ©fa ladder ; the climacteric or sixty- third year 
 &f a Tnans life. 
 
 KAI'MAS, α,χο;, h, stairs, a stair case, a 
 ladder ; an instrument of torture ; a part of a 
 chariot; a kind of wrestling. Soph. Trach. 511 ; 
 a figure of rhetoric, a climax. Hence perhajis 
 
 Engl. TO CLIMB. 
 
 Κλ/^αατ/ί, ϊ'δβί, ri, the vine. Th. χΧ'^μα, 
 Κλ/ν>;, m, h, and Dor. χλίνοί, a bed, a 
 
 couch ; a seat or place at table. From κλίνω, 
 
 to recline. 
 
 ΚλινόίίτΊην, Ion. for ixXtvHrviv, 3. dual. 
 1 . a. ind. pas. of κλίνω. 
 
 Ιίλινί^ίον, ου, το, a little bed, a couch, a bier. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 KX/w«oi, »j, ov, lying in bed or confined to 
 bed by reason of sickness ; bedridden ; a phy- 
 sician who visits patients sick abed. From 
 χλίνη. 
 
 Κλίνομίν, 1. pi. pres. ind. act. and 
 
 Κλινόμίνο;, inclining, jwri. pres. of χλίνω. 
 
 Ιίλινοττοιοζ, ου, ο xcci τι, a maker of beds or 
 couches. From χλίνη, a bed. 
 
 Κ,λίνουμίν, 1. pi. 2.f. ind. act. of χλίνω. 
 
 Κλ/ντ?5^, τ^ζος, ο, a bed, couch, litter ; a close 
 sarriage. 
 
 ΚΑΙ'ΝΩ (κλΤνω), f. νω, p. χίχλιχα,, to 
 bend or bow down j to recline^ lie down ; to 
 decline or go down ; to put to flight ; to de- 
 press ; to turn away, to turn back ; 1. a. Ι'χ-ι 
 λινοί, perf. pas. χίχλιμι/Α, σαι, τάι. Whence 
 χλίμοί, α.το;, ro, a tract of country, a region, 
 a climate, perf. mid. xixXivoc. Whence χλίννι, 
 7}ί, '/I, a bed. 
 
 KX/«r/a, «J, i, a place where men lie down 
 or recline ; a seat or chair for reclining ; a bed ; 
 a cottage ; a tent ; a company of people re- 
 clining ; and 
 
 Ίζ.λιτίά^ίί, at, folding doors. Th. χλίνω. 
 
 Κλίιτ/'/?, y>t, '/I, Ion. for χλι/τίχ. 
 
 Υίλισίγιύίν, adv. of place, from the tent ; 
 χλισίγ,ν'^ί, to the tent. Froin the preceding. 
 
 Κ,λίιηον, ου, το, the same as χλισία, also a 
 sheepfold, a stable or ox-stall •, a cell, Lys. 
 Th. χλίνω, to recline. 
 
 Κλί'<Γ/ί, itus, 7), ace. χλίσιν, a bending or 
 turning ; a declining, going down, a declension. 
 From the same. 
 
 ^ίλΐ(τμο{, ου, ο, a bed, couch, or seat for re- 
 clining or lying down, dat. 2)1. Ion. χλι- 
 (τμο7σι• and 
 
 Κλίτο;, ίο;, το, a sloping or declivity ; the 
 side toward which any thing χλίνιται, inclines 
 or slopes. Th. χλίνω. 
 
 Κλίτυ;, ύο;, γ), the declivity or slope of a 
 mountain ; a cliff. From the jn-eceding. 
 
 Κλβ^ί, ου, ο, a collar, by which the neck 
 (χλίίίται) is enclosed. Th. χλίίω, to shut. 
 
 Κ-λονίοντο, they were agitated or thrown into 
 disorder, 3. pi. impeif. Ion. from 
 
 Ιίλονίω, ω, f. ή<τω, to throw into confusion 
 or disorder, to trouble, to drive before one ; to 
 shake, to agitate. From χλόνο;. Whence 
 
 Κλόνίΐσ-ΐί, ίως, h, a moving, shaking, agita- 
 tion, commotion j a fight. 
 
 Υίλόνιον, the spine of the back, the hip. 
 Froi7i 
 
 Κ-λόνις, ίωί, h, the belly. 
 
 'Κ.λονιστν^ζ, a small sword hanging by the 
 thigh. 
 
 Kx\0'N02, ου, 0, a tumult, disorder, agita- 
 tion , uproar ; din ; a shaking ; a battle. 
 
 ^L•λo'7C^ΰω,f. ιΰ(Τω, to steal. 
 
 }ίλο7Γίω, u,f. ήσω, tJie same. From 
 
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 Κλοτ*], yiii h, theft. From p. m. κίκλοττα, 
 of χλί^τω, to steal. 
 
 Κλότιμοί, Τ), ov, stolen, taken by stealth ; 
 thievish. From the same. 
 
 K\orif4,a)s, adv. by stealth, secretly. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Κλατατηύω, f. iv/ra, to loiter, delay, pro- 
 crastinate ; to cheat ; to deceive ; to give one 
 the slip ; to flinch. 
 
 Κλΰΰξον, a seal. Hence -^ίξίκλονζΐζω. 
 Κλΰζκτι;, a plant, also called ελξ/ν>?, pel- 
 litory. 
 
 Κλΰ^ων, ωνο$, ο, a wave, billow, surge ; a 
 tempest, the raging of the sea. Tk. κλύζω, 
 to wash. 
 
 ^λυ^ωνίζομα,ι, to be tossed or driven about 
 by the waves; to veer about; to fluctuate; 
 y. m. ίσομαι• 1 . α. pas- ϊχ,'Κυ^ωύσύ'Λν, 'η;, η. 
 From the same. 
 
 Κ.λνίν, 3. sing, imperf. ind. act. Ion. of 
 κλύω, to hear. 
 
 Κλνζίο-ζίν, it washed, jferf. ind. act. Ion. for 
 εκλυξί. 
 
 'Κλυζ'ομιναι, dat. sing. part. pres. pas. from, 
 ΚΛΤ'ΖίΙ, to wash, wash awa}', water, 
 rinse, JCen. Cyrop. ; to cleanse or purge by a 
 clyster ; to inundate, overflow ; to roar like the 
 waves. Hence τίΆτύκλυσ•»;, ιως, h, a deluge, 
 an inundation. 
 
 Κλ2Λ, hear ύϊοη, pres. imperat.f'om KXZur 
 or for κλύί, from κλναι. 
 
 Κλυμίνη» '^s> 'h, the name of a woman. 
 Κλύμίνο;, famed, renowned, well known, 
 Theoc. xiv, 26. 
 
 'Κλύοιμι, I might hear, jyres. opt. from 
 χλνα. 
 
 Κλΰον, Ion. for ϊκ,λυίν, they heard, 3. pi. 
 imperf. of the same verb. 
 
 Κλυίττίίξ, Υΐζοί, ο, a clyster or injection for 
 cleansing the bowels ; an instrument used in 
 giving clysters, a clyster-pipe. Th. κλύζω, to 
 wash. 
 
 KxvTui, nom. pi. n. g. from κλυτοι, re- 
 nowned. Th. .κλύω, to hear. 
 
 ^ίλυταιμ,νήίττξοί, as, h, the name of a ivoman, 
 Clytsemnestra. 
 
 Κ?<.υτόκα.ξ'Τΰί, ου, ο κα) h, bearing illustrious 
 fruit. From κλυτοζ, renowned, illustrious, ayid 
 κ.οίξ'ΤΓος, fruit. 
 
 ΚλϋτόίΤίι^λί?, ου, ο κα.) h, celebrated for 
 horses, or for horsemanship. From χλυτοξ, 
 renowned, and νωΧο;, a foal. 
 
 Κλντίί, «, ov, or χλυτοξ, ου, ο κ,χ) «, that 
 may be heard, making a noise, loud, clamorous, 
 obstreperous ; renowned, famous, celebrated. 
 From κλΰω, to hear. 
 
 'ΚΧυτοτίχν/ίί, ου, ό, a renowned artist. From 
 κ,Χυτοζ and τ'ίχντι, art, workmanship. 
 
 Κλυτότοξοζ, ου, ό κ,α.) h, renowned for his 
 bow, an illustrious archer. 
 
 KAT'ii, with the genit. to hear, listen, 
 hearken ; to obey, comply with ; to perceive. 
 ΚΛΩΒΟ' 2, ου, v), a bird cage or coop. 
 ΚΑίΙ'ΖΩ, /. luj, to chatter Wee the daw or 
 
 mag])ie ; to cluck like the hen ; to cherup to a 
 horse ; to hiss off the stage. 
 
 ΚΑίΙ'ΘΓΙ, f. uffM, to spin, twist, wind into 
 a ball; to destine or- appoint by fate. Whence 
 Άίχλωσ-μίνχ, things appointed by fate. Hence 
 the Engl, το clothe, ^c. 
 
 Έ.λωβω, Όοζ, 'h, one of the Fates, Clotho. 
 
 Ίίλωμΰίκ.όίΐζ, όεσ-σα, όεν, rough. Stony, steep, 
 rugged ; a place abounding with κλύμοίχΐζ or 
 asperities. From χλωμοίζ, axos, o, a heap of 
 stones, a rugged place, roughness, and this 
 from χλίμκ^, as f it were χλίμοίχόει;, wanting 
 steps, difficult of ascent ; or from κλύω, to 
 break. 
 
 KAil'N, ωνοί, 0, a branch, shoot, or twig, 
 such as is usually pruned off; ace. sing. xXuv», 
 ace. pi. χλωνα,ς. Hence 
 
 Έ-λωνίον, ου, το, Ά little branch or shoot. 
 From, χΧάω, to break. 
 
 JiXuTa?, a, 0, a mans name contract, from 
 Κλίβ'Τα;. 
 
 Κλώ/^ίί, nom. pi. of χλίό-φ, ω•τοί, ο, a thief. 
 Th. χλίττω, to steal. 
 
 KXuyiTsiiiiw^y. ίύσ-ω, to steal. 
 
 Κ.λο-το'τατωξ, οξος, ο, born of a thievish 
 father ; an epithet of Pan. From χλΐο-ψ, a 
 thief, and '^α.τηξ, a father. 
 
 Κλωσμα, ατοξ, το, spun yam or thread. 
 From χΧωύω, to spin. 
 
 Κλ&»ίΓτ^^, jjgoj, 0, spun thread, a spindle ; the 
 thread of fates. 
 
 Κλωα-τίΐί, ου, ο, one who spins, a spinner. 
 From the same. 
 
 Κλώ/•ψ, wpro;, 0, a thief, rogue, shai-per, 
 robber. See Κλΰ^τίί. 
 
 Κμίλί&ξοί, τα, beams, rafters, timbers ; ai 
 ooKo'i. 
 
 Κμ' /jTOi, yi, ov, carefully wrought or made. 
 From χάμνω, to labour, to make. 
 
 Κναίύ), to cut, scrape, scratch ; afflict, trou- 
 ble. See Κνάω. 
 
 Κναχ,οί, Dor. for. χν^ιχος, yellow ; white ; 
 dappled, streaked. Th. χννιχοζ,ου, h, a species 
 of saffron. 
 
 Kvaxuv, a goat, in Theocr. from its colour, 
 χνοίκοζ. 
 
 }ζ.νάμα, as, a. Dor. for κν^ίμνι, vis, h, the 
 leg. 
 
 Κνάμ-^ττω, to bend, turn ; to vanquish or 
 overpower by strength ; χνάμτομα,ι, to sink 
 under or to yield to misfortunes. From χάμ- 
 'ffTu, to bend. 
 
 Y^vaμωs, acc, pi. Dor. for κνημουζ, bills. 
 See Υ^νημΌζ. 
 
 ΚΝΑΉΤΩ, or γνάτττω, f. -φω, p. φα, 
 to card or comb wool ; to smooth, cleanse, or 
 dress cloth, as fullers do. Hence Engl, the 
 
 NAP OF CLOTH, and TO KNAP. 
 
 Kvutrai, Dor. for xvmai, \. a. inf. act. of 
 xvack), to cut, scrape. From χνάττω. 
 
 Kv&φίυs, iu)s, 0, a fuller or dresser of cloth i 
 a species of fish. From χνάττω. 
 
 Κνάφο5, ου, ό, the fuller's thistle, teasel ; an 
 instrument of torture. From the same. 
 
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 "Κναφ'ήίον, eu, ro^ Ion. for χν/ιφιιαν, a fuller's 
 workshop. 
 
 KNA'il, Kvci'tUf κήω, also xv^/ja, to cut, 
 scrape, grate, scratch, rub ; to excite itching, 
 to tickle. Hence Engl, gnaw mid gnash. 
 
 Κνί(ρ«Γί;, cuci, ccTov, dark, obscure, dusky ; 
 one \vho does any thing in the shades of even- 
 ing. 
 
 ΚΝΕ'ΦΑ2, ατΰί, το, darkness, shades, 
 gloom, obscurity, twilight, dawn. 
 
 "Κύωξον, a certain plant, also called κ,νηα-τξον, 
 Pliti. xiii, 21, ns if from κν'εω, to ^rate, 
 because it bites the tongxie. 
 
 Kvi, Ion. for 'iy,v/i, he scratched, 3. sing. 
 2. a, or iniperf. of κ,ν^ιμι. Th. κνάω, to cut, 
 scratch. 
 
 K.vri^oi<,f. χν/,/τω, p. y/iKvtiKCi, to scratch, rub, 
 scrape, pinch, sting ; to excite itching, to tickle ; 
 to iTritate ; t)7-es. pas. x.r/,doi/.ai, to itch ; kwiS'o- 
 μίΐ>οί Tfiv Άχουγ,ν, '2 Tim. iv, 3, having itching 
 ears. Th. κνά», to cut. 
 
 1ίνηχΊα-ς, ου, ο, a wolf. From xvtjHos, yellow, 
 tawny ; because luolves are of this colour. 
 
 Kv'/}«/V, '^os, 'h, a little cloud, because whit- 
 ish, KVYiKVi. See Κν>ί»β;. 
 
 KNII^KOS, ου, 'h, a certain species of seed, 
 or a plant resembling the saffron. Hence 
 
 Κν'ήϋο;, VI, ov, yellow, tawny, inclining to 
 white. 
 
 Κν^^α, α,ταί, το, a scraping, shaving, or 
 paring ; also itching. Th. κνά,ω, to scrape. 
 
 Ιίν/ίμοίογος , ου, ο κα.) 'Λ, having white shanks 
 or legs. From κ,ν/ιμ?ι, the shin or leg, and 
 άξγοί, white. 
 
 KNH'MH, yis, 'h, the shin bone, the shank, 
 the leg. Hence Engl, the knee. The ante- 
 rior jiart is called άν-ιχν^,μιον, the posterior, ya- 
 στξοκντιμιον. Also the spoke of a wheel. 
 
 Ιίν'/ιμγιη, dat. pi. Ion. for κνήμα,ίί, from 
 xvrifA'/iy the shin, the leg. 
 
 Κν/}μία, a.',, h, the spoke of a wheel. Th. 
 κ,ντιμγι. 
 
 Κ.ν>ιμίΰχς, acc. pi, of χννιμ)?, tto?, r„ a cov- 
 ering for the leg, a boot. From the same Th. 
 
 Κ.νημι'^οφόξοζ, ου, ό κα) γι, wearing armour on 
 the legs, booted. From χν/ιμ)}, ί'^ο;, h, a boot, 
 and φίξω, to bear. 
 
 Κν'/}μ1ζ, ίοο;, h, a covering for the legs, 
 boots. From χνήμ'/). 
 
 Κν'/)μΰί, οϋ, ο, a woody place in a mountain, 
 the parts of a mountain above its base. From 
 the same. 
 
 K-vtitrioa, ας, r,, a thin cloth for bolting or 
 sifting meal, or for filtering any thing. From 
 κνάω, to scrape. 
 
 Kvy,trhi'/iv, 1. a. opt. pas. of y.viiuui, f. σω, 
 p. Kci, to scratch, rub. Th. χνάω, to cut. 
 
 Κ,νγ,ίττγΐζ, ΐ-ιξοξ, ό, one who scrapes or scratches; 
 a slayer or killer ; a scraping knife. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Ιίν/ΐ'ττ'ήξίον, and κνήα-τοον^ an instrument for 
 scraping, a scraping knife. 
 
 Κν>!<Γτ<ί, ϊύοί, fi, a bodkin ; a pipe j a crisp- 
 ing pin or needle. Fro7n the same, 
 
 63 
 
 Κν^α-'Γί!, tins, 71, a knife ; a scraper. From 
 the same. 
 
 KvuffTus, ii, ov, scraped, cut ; cut in pieces. 
 From the same. 
 
 Kvii<p»), fis, h, an itching, a tickling ; also a 
 nettle, because xvS., it stings. See Kv/5ij. 
 
 Yivi'^iio; x'oxxoi, the Cnidian berry, the fruit 
 of the shrub thymelcBu, Theophrast. ix, 22. 
 Th. xv'i'^iov, ου, TO, the sa7ne. 
 
 Κνίο-η, ν,;, h, the nettle, so called because it 
 stings, χνίζει, causing itching. Th. χνάω. 
 
 ΚΝΓΔΙΟΝ, ου, το, a kind of berrj^ the 
 herb orage. 
 
 Kv/^tfj, Cnidus, a toum and promontory in 
 Doris ; a river. 
 
 Ήίνιζομίνοί, ας, α, part. pres. pas. f g. Oor. 
 for χνιζομ'ίνιι, '/I, pricked, stung, pained, froin 
 
 Υ^ν'ίΖ,ω, to cut, scrape, scratch ; to excite 
 itching, to tickle ; to sting, like the nettle ; to 
 tease, provoke, irritate, fret ; to work upon one, 
 to make uneasy, Herod, vii, 12; to destroy. 
 27/. χνάω, to scrape, rub.] 
 
 KyiireXflj/ej, a bird tvhich xvl'^a; λίγα, i, e. 
 picks off the bugs and worms tvhich infest 
 trees. Others write it χνι-ττολΌχ^ο;, becatise it 
 lies in wait for them ; from λοχ,ζύαν, to lie in 
 wait for. 
 
 Κν/νΤΰί, niggardly, frugal, covetous. 
 
 Kvi'-roTyii, -/jro;,' i), an itching ; the dry 
 ophthalmia. From χνάω. 
 
 Kv/,', xvi^o;, a nettle. From χνίζω, 
 
 K-vtcraivn, Oor. by Crasis from χνισάιντι, for 
 xviff'/iivTi, fro?n xvitr-fm;, ίντοζ, reeking, fum- 
 ing, having the smell of burnt flesh. 
 
 Κν/σ-^£;ν, Dor. for χνίζαν, to prick, sting. 
 See Ιίνίζω. 
 
 1ζ.νητμΰί, ου, ο, an itching; venereal desire ; 
 the dissentions between lovers. Fro?n χνίζω, to 
 excite an itching. Th. χνάω, the same. 
 
 KNI'SSA, or xviTci, '/ίζ, 'A, the fume or 
 scent of burnt fat, the smell of roasted meat ; 
 fat ; because it χνίζίΐ, i. e. irritates the 7iose. 
 
 Kviira-Ki, to hfive pricked, Poet, for χνίσαι^ 
 1. a. inf. act. of χνίζω, f Ισω. Th. χνάω, to 
 cut, scratch. 
 
 Κνια-σάω, f. ή(τω, to fill with the smell of 
 buint fat or flesh ; to fumigate, to raise a 
 smoke or fume, as those icho sacrifice at altars. 
 Th. χνίσσοί, the smell of burnt meat. 
 
 K-viffo^'Mi?, or χνισήας, vsiffoOi, r,iv, having or 
 resembling the smell of burnt fat or flesh, 
 reeking, steaming. 
 
 liviffffo'htojxT'/is, ου, 0, one who follows or 
 hunts after the smell of roast meat, Horn. 
 Batr. 231. From χνίσσα, the smell of roast 
 meat, and ^ιωχω, to pursue. 
 
 Kvtffiros, οΰ, 0, a greedy fellow, a dish-licker, 
 a glutton, one who sniiffis the scent of roast 
 meat, χνίσσα,. 
 
 Κνι-φ, 4τα;, ο, Ά gnat ; a little worm ivhich 
 breeds in and feeds upon loood. 
 
 Kveyj, contract, for χν'οος, ο, the creaking of 
 a wheel on its axle •, the trampling of feet. 
 
ΚΟΓ 
 
 499 
 
 KOI 
 
 "Kvoipei, the same as yvofos, ond χνίφκί, which 
 see, 
 
 Κνυ, a trifle, a tiling of no account, the least 
 thing ; as if κ-ίνόν tu 
 
 Kvy^a, r,i, «, the itch, the scab ; a species 
 of plant, Theocr. \\, 25. From -κνόΖ,ω, the 
 same as κνάω, to scratch, rub. 
 
 Κγνζύομαί, Ζμ,α.!, to whine or whimper like a 
 dog or a j'oung infant. From κνύω. Th. 
 κ'/άω, to scratch. 
 
 Rvt'Csyvra/, Dor. for κννζοΰνται, 3. ρ/, pres. 
 pas. from 
 
 }ζ.ννζίω and χ-νζίω, f. 'Λσω, to whine like a 
 dog; to whimper, to cry like a child. Th. 
 κνάύ)^ to cut. 
 
 Κνι;^>7,«α, OrTos, το, the cry of a child, Herod. 
 ii, 2.] 
 
 }ζ.ννξω, and Kvva/j to scrape, to scratch, 
 Frora the sajne. 
 
 ΚΝΩ'ΔλΛΟΝ ffivu^ciXovJ, ου, 70 any wild 
 ar noxious animal ; a reptile, a noxious insect, 
 an earth-worm, Find. Pt/tli. x. 
 
 K.veo^a.^, Οίκο?, an iron brace or pin, fxed o^i 
 the end of axle trees ; the point of a sword ; a 
 sword. 
 
 Έ,νω^ων, or κνω^ον;, οντο;, ο, the edge or point 
 of a sword, a sword, the ears of a hunting 
 spear, to keep off the animal. Th. o^ou{, a 
 tooth, 
 
 Ιίνωιτα-ος, eu, a citi/ of Crete, Cnossus.] 
 
 Υίνύχτσω, to sleep soundly, to snore ; as if 
 from Kiva. and οίπτί, because the eyes are unem- 
 ployed. From οσσομ,Λί, for οντομαι, to see. 
 
 KviVv//, blind, as if κ,ίνο; ώ-τ), A'oid of sight; 
 <;r bij Pleonasm of κ., for ν^-ψ, formed from 
 the iiegatioe particle vh, and ω-φ, the eye. Th. 
 ό'ζτομ,χι, to see. 
 
 ΚθΛ'ΛΕΜ02, stupid, foolish, dull, sense- 
 less. 
 
 KO'AS, a frog. From »«ά|, the croalving 
 of a Irog. 
 
 Ki«£i), to hear, to understand. From άχονω, 
 or from xo'sm, lohich see. 
 
 ΚΟ'ΒΑΛΟΣ fxoSaXosJ, ov, 0, a cunning 
 rogue, cheat ; a loquacious fellow, buffoon, 
 batterer ; a goblin ; as if from κακόξουλοί. 
 
 KoSsioos, exciting laughter, a buffoon, a 
 Jester. 
 
 KO'BTAIS f;coSuX,sJ, ιω?, 'h, a cheese 
 £craper. 
 
 ΚΟΓΧΗ, '/ι;, ■/], a shell fish having two 
 shells, a muscle, an oyster ; a measure of the 
 mpacity of a muscle shell ; a vessel hollowed 
 out like a she;ll, the boss of a shield ; the orbit 
 of the eye ; y/oy^os, ου, ο ho.) h, the sa?ne, 
 κ-ογρζ^ύλιον, ov, το, the .same, κ,ογχ^ύλ'ή, >j;, ^, an 
 oyster, the purple shell fish. 
 
 }ίογχΐίτηί, ου, ό, Ά soft white stone. 
 
 Υί'ογχ^οξ, ου, ο ΆίΔ '/j, the same as χ.όγ^'/ι. 
 
 Υ^ογχ^υλ'/ι, '/ι;, «, an oyster, the purple shell 
 fish. 
 
 Κογ^όλιαν, ου, ro, a shc^.l fish, particularly 
 one whose juice makes a purple di/e ; the pur- 
 
 pie colour itself ; wool or clothes dt/ed with it, 
 Th. κόγχ^^,. 
 
 YiohuXov, κία-τξίυ'ς, a fish, the mullet. 
 ΚΟΔΟΜΕΤΊΙ, to roast or parch barley y 
 as if from κ,οω, to burn. 
 
 Ko^oxvrfji, from the Latin quadrans, a 
 Roman coin, the fourth part of an as. 
 
 Ίίοίω, to understand, perceive, for νοίω- or 
 from xooiu!),for χάΙμ. 
 
 Κ0'Θ0ΡΝ02, ov, c, a buskin or high shoe> 
 which teas laced on the leg, and woiii by either 
 sex ; a changeable, fickle-minded person, a 
 trimmer or temporizer. 
 'Ko&sv^i;, a (ox ; and 
 
 lio^avaoi, ου, ο και τι, hiding the tail ; and 
 hence a drone, because it does not protrude a 
 stings thence lazy, idle. From κιύύω and 
 ουρ ά.. 
 
 KOI"*', κό), the squealing or grunting of 
 swine, AHstoph. Acharn. 
 
 Ke/jj, Ion. for volq,, in what way or manner 
 (οίω being understood), Herod, i, 30. Also 
 Ko~io$, Ά, ov, Ion. for toTos, what manner or 
 kind.] 
 
 Κοικύλ}^ω, to look about, to look round; 
 κνκΧΜ βλίτίΐν. 
 
 Ίζ-οίλά^οί, gen. sing, of κοίλα.;, ivhich see. 
 Κ,οίλοίΙνΜ, f ανω, to hollow out, to excavate, 
 to empty ; to bend, to crook , 1. a. Ικοίλανα. 
 Th. κοΤλο;, hollow. 
 
 Κο<λ«ί, ci^os, 'h, a hollow valley ; a cave or 
 den ; the sea. From the same Th. 
 
 Κί/λ'/7, '/!ί, fi, a hollow, the hold of a ship. 
 Hence the Engl, a keel. 
 
 Έ^οίλψοί,ντα,, acc. sing, pai't. 1 . a. act. of 
 κοίλκίνω, to make hollow. 
 
 Κοίλτιζ and κοίλιτισ-ιν, dat. pi. Ion. for κοί- 
 Xaic, froin κοίλο;, hollow. 
 
 ΚΟΙΛΙΆ, as, 7), the belly, the stomach, 
 Thucyd. ii, 49 ; a Λ'entΓicle ; the womb, From^ 
 κοίλος, hollow. Also a pipe or channel for 
 cojivcying water. 
 
 Υί(αλίακοζ, η, ov, labouring under the coeliac 
 disease, a kind of gripes or diarrhoea. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Κ,οιλίο^αίμων, ovo;, ό και h, one who makes a' 
 god (Ιούμων) of his belly (κοιλία), a glutton. 
 Κίίλιοίατμος, ου, ο, a belly-band, a girdle or 
 sash round the belly, which κοιλΊοι,ν ^ίΤται, binds 
 the belly. 
 
 }ίοιλιούχ;ιον, ου, το, a cupboard, a closet ; a 
 hox for jewels or otJier valuable articles, a strong 
 box, T/ieophr. Char. IS. ; where sojne read 
 κυλιού^ιον,^ 
 
 Κ<5;λίνΓίδβί, o'j, και vi, Epithet of a place^ 
 which lies in a hollow A^alley; having a hollow 
 surface ; having vallies ; ο κοΤλον -ζί^ον 'ίχων. 
 
 KOI^AOS, κοΊλνι, κοίλον, hollow, concave, 
 low, depressed, deep ; κήΐλοζ οίξγνοοί, quick- 
 silver, because it easily yields to pressure form- 
 ing a, hollow surface ; or rather perhaps hol- 
 lowed, i. e. wrought silver ; κο7λον, the palm of 
 the hand, the hollow of the foot ; τα κοίλα, ων, 
 the flanks or hollows of the sides. Hence the 
 
KOI 
 
 4D9 
 
 KOI 
 
 Latin coelurn, the sky, from iis arch ; and 
 hence the Eng. το coil up," /. e. to roll up in 
 such a 7nanner,as to leave a cavity (κοιλΌτ'/ΐί) 
 in the middle ; as may be seen in the coils of 
 a cable or of snakes, 
 
 Ιίίοιλαιττα,ύμ'ίω, f. νιο'ω, to make κοιλο- 
 στύμον or arched ; to arch, vault ; to ceil, 
 roof ; I. a. ^ΛοιΧοστάβμ.ηα•α, α?, £. Erom 
 
 Κοιλό«ττχάμοζ, Ο'/, ο και 'h, having arched 
 stalls, ceiled, vaulted, roofed ; dwelling in arched 
 stalls, ^c. From κ,οΊλος, hollow, and (Ττάύμος, 
 a stall. 
 
 Κοιλοιττομία, ας, r,i a hollow voice or utter- 
 ance, ivhich soimds obscurely as if coming frovi 
 a deep recess. Quint, i, 9. Frovi 
 
 Κοιλόιττΰμοί, ου, ο κκ) 'h, hollow-mouthed ; 
 having a hollow voice or utterance. From 
 κοίλον, hollow, ayid στόμα,, το, the mouth. 
 
 Υ^οίλοσυζία, α,ζ, «, α part of Syria, Ccelo- 
 syria. 
 
 KotXOToisy ητοζ, «, a ca\aty, a hollow, an ex- 
 cavation. From κοίλος. 
 
 Κοίλοω, f. affca, to make hollow. From 
 χοΐλος, 
 
 Κοίλωμα, ατός, το, a cavity, excavation, or 
 hollow ; an ulcer in the cornea of the eye ; the 
 sea ; the channel of a river. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 }ίοιμα,^, for ίχοιμοίτο, he slept, 3. sing. 
 impeif. pas. Ion. from 
 
 ΚΟίΜΑΏ, ω, f. 7ΐ(τω, p. ΆΚΆ, to cause to 
 sleep, to lay asleep ; to put in bed ; to put to 
 rest, to still, to quiet j pres. pas. κ,οιμάομοίΐ, 
 αμοίΐ, to sleep, to go to sleep ; to die, N. T. 
 part. pres. καιμαι,όμζνος, ύμνιος, perf. pas. χε~ 
 χοίμ•/ΐμοα, part. perf. pas. κίκοιμνμ'ίνος, >i, ov, 
 dead; I. a. pas. ίκοιμ'/ιύην, ης, vr 1. f. jias. 
 κοιμηά'/ισΌμχί. Hence > 
 
 'Κοιμηύύς, iltra, h, sleeping, reposiag, asleep, 
 Odys. XX, 5 ; part. 1 , a. pus, and 
 
 1ίοιμηθγ)νκι, 1. a. inf. ])as. and 
 
 Τι^οιμ'/ιβήτω, 1. a. imperat. pas. of χοιμχω. 
 
 Έ.οϊμιησ'αντο, 3. pi. Ion. 1. a. m. a7td 
 
 ΙίοιμγισΛσίζ, go ye to bed, 2. pi. I, a. im- 
 perat. m. of the same. 
 
 "Κοίμγκτις, ιως, h, a sleeping, sleep, death ; 
 and 
 
 Ιίΰΐμτιτ'^ξίον, ου, το, a place for sleeping, a 
 chamber, a churchyard, a cemetery. From 
 χοιμ.άδα^ 
 
 }ζ.οιμίζω, the same as κ,οιμάω. 
 
 Έ.οινα, Άιτία,ς, games celebrated in various 
 cities of Proconsular Asia, as Smyrna, Ephesus, 
 Pergamus, ^c. at their common expense. IViose 
 which were contained in the provinces if Ionia, 
 Lydia, Caria, Phrygia, Mysia, aiid ^olia, 
 were governed by an Asiarch. Civic croivns 
 were bestowed on the victors, as appears from 
 ancient coins, still extant. See VailL de Num. 
 Greeds, p. 337. Spanh.de Freest. Num. Diss. 
 ix, 1. iv,;). 610. Ed.fol. 
 
 Τίοινάομαι, ωμα,ι. Find, for κοινόομαι. Th. 
 κοινός, common. 
 
 Κ*/νΛί•αι/τ5ί, Vor. for κοινύσανης, or for 
 
 χοιν!ηα•αντίς, according to others j nom. J)!, pari. 
 1. a. act. of κοίήω, or κ,οινόω, f. ύ(ϊω, to com- 
 municate, impart. From the same Th. 
 
 Κοινίη, adv. in common, jointly, publicly, 
 From κοινός. 
 
 Κοινοί, in 3. sing. pres. ind. act. contract. 
 
 for Koivoti' also in 3. sing. pres. subj. act. contr. 
 
 for κοινό'/ΐ' and in 3. sing. pres. opt. act. contr. 
 
 for κοινόοι• also in 2. sing. pres. ind. a^id 
 
 subj, mid. and j^as. contr. for κοινόη, from 
 
 κοίνόω, which see. 
 
 Κΰίνολογίομοίΐ, or κ,οιντ^λογ'ίομα,ι, to confer, 
 consult, deliberate or communicate with a per- 
 son. From κοινός and λίγω, to say. 
 
 Κοινολογία, οίς, h, a consulting or conferring 
 together ; also a conspiracy. From the same. 
 
 Κοινολογίζομχι, to consult, discourse, or con- 
 fer together, 
 
 Κοινόμνιοι, ας, h, the whole race of flies, all 
 all sorts of flies, Exod. viii, 21, in Ixx ; Fz. 
 Ixxviii, 45, the same as τταμμνια, in Aqvila. 
 From κ,οινος, and μυία.. But it is perhaps 
 more correctly iV7'itien κυνόμυια. 
 
 Koivov 'Ασίας, the confederate cities of Asia 
 which formi^d the society abovementioned. See 
 Reines. Insc. v, 22. See Koiva 'Ασίας. 
 
 KOINO'2, «, ov, common, public ; alike, 
 general ; low, vulgar ; loving society ; by He- 
 braism impure, unclean, polluted ; also afla- 
 ble, courteous ; equitable, impartial, just ; « 
 KOivh φύσις, the social nature; κοινί] τύ^η, a 
 common fate. Hence το χ,οινον, or τα καινά, tiie 
 common weal, the public welfare. 
 
 KoivoTtii, 'ήτος, «, community, communion, 
 partnership, participation ; fellowship, society ; 
 gentleness ; good nature, courteousness, com- 
 plaisance. From the preceding. 
 
 Κοινόω, ω, f ύσω, p. κιχ,οίνωκμ, to make 
 common ; to communicate, impart, to make 
 known, to consult or confer with one ; also in 
 N. T. to make unclean, to defile ; to pro- 
 no,unce unclean ; \. a. ίκοίνωσα' 1. ft. inf. act; 
 κοινωσαι. From the same Th. 
 
 Κοινω, dat. sing, of κοινός. 
 
 KoivMv, ωνος, ό, Poet, for κοινωνός, a com- 
 panion, partner. 
 
 Kotvojviaj, ω, f. ήσω, p. χίκοινωνίίκα, to com- 
 municate, impart to ; to partake ; I, a. ϊκοινώ- 
 ννισοί. Th. κοινός, common. 
 
 Κοινωνήσασι, dat. j)l. part. 1 . a. act. κοινω• 
 νήσας, αντος, of the preceding verb. 
 
 Κοινωνία, ας, h, a communion, participation 
 or partaking ; partnership, society ; bounty, 
 almsgiA'ing. Th. κοινός. 
 
 Κοινωνικός, h, ov, social, disposed to society 
 or fellowship ; communicative, liberal, ready to 
 impart j belonging to a community or partner- 
 ship. From 
 
 Κοινωνός, ου, ο κα) h, a companion, a partner, 
 in dat. pi. κοινωνοΐς. Th. κοινός. 
 
 Κοινωνουσιν, 3, pi. pres, ind, of κοινωνίω. 
 
 Κοινώς, adv. in common ; with one consent i 
 unanimously. 
 
 Κΰίνωπξβ?, comparat, degree of κοινός,^ 
 
κοκ 
 
 500 
 
 ΚΟΛ 
 
 "Katv/uftXsia, ης, h, the public utility. From 
 Hoivoi and ώφ^λίω, to profit, benefit. Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 KO'I"H, I'zas, 0, a species of palm-tree. 
 
 Κβ/βλ9ί;, a priest ; atso κοίτι;, the same. 
 
 ΚίΓβί, ^ΈύΙ. for "^τοΊοζ, οί what sort, what, 
 
 which ; «^50 
 
 ΚίΓί?, ου, ο, the nnine of a man, Coeus ; 
 also a river of Messenia. 
 
 ϋοίοφόξΰζ, pregnant, because κο7σ;, i. e. χ,ΰος 
 
 <Pk-'• 
 
 Koioxviovrx, acc. sing. part, jn-es. of κοίξο,- 
 ν'ίω, to govern. 
 
 Koioci-Aovri, Dor. fur χοίξαήονίΤί, they rule, 
 govern ; J'roni 
 
 }ioioix.]/ioj, f. ΆΤω, J). KiKoioav'/iKU, to com- 
 manii, govern, rule ; to be commander. 
 
 ΚϋΓΡΑΝ02 (κοΐζά.νοί), ου, ό, a ruler, 
 commander, leader, prince ; a m.aster. From 
 κΰξο;, authority, which the rider exercises over 
 his subjects. Hence κοίξο,νίω, to rule, govern, 
 command ; also 
 
 Υί.οΊξκνο;, ου, ό, a proper name. 
 
 KOIST'PA (κοίσΰξοί]^ the 7.vife of Alcmceon 
 the Athenian, a rich and luxurious loovian. 
 
 }LoiTot.7ov, ου, TO, a bed or couch ; tlie den or 
 resort of wild animals.] 
 
 Κ^ταΓί»;, oi-ix., «7ov, one who lies or sleeps in 
 bed, or who goes to bed j xoiroctov yhzaUai, to 
 sleep, to lodge. Th. xotryi, a bed. 
 
 KuiTa'(6j, and κοιτάω, to lay or put in bed ; 
 pres. mid. κοιτάΖ,ομοι,ι, to lie in bed. Frora 
 κοίτνι. 
 
 Κ^ντάξατο, Dor. for ίκοιτάίϊΒίτο, 3. sing. 
 1. a. m. of κοιτάω, or κοίτάΖ,ω, f. σω, and ξ«, 
 to sleep. Hence 1. a. Ι^β/ταξ^. 
 
 ΚΟΓΤΗ, '/IS, yi, a bed ; a marriage bed; 
 sleep ; a lying with ; a chest ; the bed of a 
 river ; κοίται, ων, a.1, unlawful embraces ; as if 
 frojn κίΤμαι, to lie. 
 
 Koiriov, ου, το, a sleeping -place ; a bedcham- 
 ber. 
 
 KoiTis, 'ί^οζ, '/I, a little κοίτ^ι or bed ; a little 
 box or casket, in which female ortuifuents are 
 kept. FfODi the preceding. 
 
 K-oiTov, acc. sing, from 
 
 Έ-οίτο;, ου, ο, a bed, a couch j a sleeping in 
 bed, sleep. Th. κοίτοι. 
 
 }ζ.οιτων, ωνο;, ό, Ά bedchamber ; and 
 
 ΥίοιτωνΙττίζ, ου, ο, a cljamber servant. From 
 the same. 
 
 Τίόκαλον, and χόκκαλον, the kernel of a 
 pine-apple. 
 
 Κόκκινοί, η, ov, scarlet, of a scarlet colour. 
 Fro?n 
 
 KO'KKOS, ου, 0, a grain, a seed, a berry ; 
 the dying grain, the kermes ; the scarlet col- 
 our produced by it. Also purple. 
 
 KOKKX'AI, and κοκύαι, ων, ol κκ) oil, an- 
 cestors, progenitors. 
 
 'Κοκκύζίί, he sings, 3. sing. jwes. ind. 
 from 
 
 Κοκκύζω, to cry or sing like the cuckoo, to 
 crow li/ce the cock. From »ό»κνζ, a cuckoo. 
 
 Κακχνμ>^λον, a plum or damson, properly the 
 cuckoo's apple. From. κΌκκυ\, lohich see, and 
 μηΧον, an apple. Th. μηλία,, the apple tree. 
 
 KO'KKTS, νγοζ, 0, the cuckoo ; from its 
 cry ; a species of fish ; a green or unripe fig ; 
 a helmet, a crest •, a certain plant ; the 05 coc- 
 cj-gis. 
 
 }ίοκκύ(τοίιν. Dor. for κοκκΰ^ίΐν. 
 
 Κ-όκν, Att. quickly. 
 
 Κό>.«, 71, Suid. the belly, either because it 
 receives κόλον, i. e. the food, or because it is 
 κοίλη, i. e. hollow. 
 
 Υίόλοίζοζ, a little piece, a morsel. From 
 κό?-ον, food. 
 
 Κολαξξίζω, the same as σκίξτύω, to dance in 
 a wanton manner ; to deride. Hence κολοί- 
 ξξίίτμο;, a kind of lascivious dance, Job v, 4 ; 
 κΰλκζοισ-βίί^σΌίν is rendered by κατίκλάσίτιο'Λν, 
 and by Sym. τα,-ττ'ίΐνωβ'/ιτωταν. 
 
 Κόλοί.ξξο;, ου, h, a little pig, a porker; an 
 obscene song. 
 
 ΚΟΛΑΖΩ, f σω, p. κίκ'ολακοί, to punish, 
 chastise ; to lop off, to check, to prune or curtail 
 a discourse ; to restrain, curb ; Ά^χ^α του αξμοί- 
 Tc; κα) κολύζίΐ τκ? των Ίττττων οξμχ;, he guides 
 the chariot and restrains the speed of the 
 horses ; ])res. pas. κολάζομβα, to be punished, 
 I^ys. in Eratosth. 1. a. mid, Ικολοι,σάμτ,ν, ω, 
 ατο• 1. α. subj. m. κολάσωμοίΐ, >j, tiTxr p. pas. 
 κίκΌλο(.(τμ.οα, iron, στα,ι, 
 
 }ζ.όλα,κύίς, acc. Jil. from κΌλα,\, οίκοζ, ο, a 
 flatterer. 
 
 Κηλοίκύα, «j, h, flattery, adulation. From 
 κολοί,κίύω, to flatter. Th. κόλαζ. 
 
 KoXoixiVo-'/j, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of κο• 
 λακιυω. 
 
 Κο?.Άκίυτίθί, ία, ίον, that must be flattered, 
 verbal adj. From 
 
 Κ,ολακίύω, f ιΰσω, p. κικολά,κιυκα, to flat- 
 ter, fawn, wheedle, cajole; 1. a. Ικ,ολά,κίυσα, 
 Th. κολα,^. 
 
 Κολακίί, ί'^ο;, ίι, a female flatterer. 
 
 }ζ.ο?.ύίκοίτΰα, or κολακξίτοα, and κωλακξίται, 
 the receivers and disbursers of public monies, 
 the public treasurers ; those who distributed the 
 fle.sh of the victims among the priests. 
 
 KO'AAS, α,κοζ, 0, a flatterer ; a parasite, a 
 spunger. From κόλον, food. 
 
 ΚΟΆΑΠΤΠ, /. -^ω, to beat, strike upon ; 
 to hollow or dig out by strokes ; to carve, to 
 engrave ; to tear or peck with the beak. From 
 κοΊλοζ, hollow. 
 
 Κ0ΆΑΡΙ2, ίωί, h, a bird that is an enemy 
 to the owl. 
 
 'Κόλα,σΐί, ίως, ίι, punishment, chastisement, 
 correction ; the pruning of trees ; a hindrance, 
 an obstacle, 1 John iv, 18, β φόζοζ κόλα,σιν 
 εχίί, fear hath an impediment, i. e. by appre~ 
 hension of punishment ; where Grotius reads 
 κωλυσιν, but incorrectly ; Ό δε "Ατ•πιοί ά^'/ι- 
 μονων ίττί τω •τταξ' Ιλ-ττ'ί^οζ rm κολάιτεω;, Halic. 
 Ant. 1. xi, ;;. 719, Appius discouraged by that 
 unexpected obstacle ; where Sylburgius, against 
 the authority of manuscripts, reads κωλνιηοα^ 
 
KOA 
 
 501 
 
 ΚΟΛ 
 
 See Bos. Exerc. PhiloL p, 290, and Alberti in 
 Obs. P/iUol. From κολάζω, to punish, 
 
 KoXair/ica, ατός, το, a punishment, chastise- 
 ment, correction ; and 
 
 'KoXufffioi, ou, 0, punishment, a punishing ; 
 and 
 
 Κολίχνηήξίον, ου, το, a place of punishment ; 
 an instrument of punishment ; a prison. From 
 κολάζω, to punish. 
 
 Κολάσ-ωντοα, 3. pi. 1, a. suhj. m. of κολάζω, 
 to punish. 
 
 }ίολοί.φ(ζω, f. iff ω, p. χΐχολάφικΒί, to strike 
 with the clenched hand or fist, to ill treat, 
 afflict ; pres. pas. χολα,φίζομαι, to be buffetted. 
 Th. λύ,ττω. 
 
 Κόλά,φος, ου, ο, a blow with the fist ; a buf- 
 fet, cuif, slap. Th. χολάττω. 
 
 ΊίολίοΐΊ'ν, gen. dual. Poet, for χολιοΊν, from 
 χολίοί, οΰ, Ό, a sheath. 
 
 Κολίοΐο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 ΚΟΛΕΟ'2, and Ion. χουλιοζ, ου, ο, ashedth, 
 scabbard ; a sack, pouch, a little box or chest ; 
 as if it were κοιλίας, from χοΊλος, hollow, 
 
 Κ0ΛΕΡ0^2, k, h, smooth, 
 
 Κίλε^αί oUs, smooth or short-wooUed sheep, 
 Aristot. Hist. An, 
 
 ΚΟΛΕΤΡΑΏ, to tread or trample upon ; 
 to kick. 
 
 Κολ/α, a kind of dance. 
 
 Κ0ΛΓΑ2, ου, Ό, a kind offish. 
 
 Κβλ/άώ;, to dance, Hesych. 
 
 ΚΟ'ΛΛΑ, and χόλλτι, >j;, 'h, glue ; as if 
 from κλΐ'ιω, to shut. 
 
 'Κόλλα.ζοξ, ου, ο, the peg or pin of a stringed 
 instrument, as a harp, lyre, ^c. for stretching 
 or tuning the strings. From κόλλο-φ. Also 
 
 Ίίόλλα,ζοί, ov, 0, a kind of bread. 
 
 Ι^ολλάω, f. τιτω, p. χίχολλ'/ιχχ, to glue ; to 
 paste, to cement, solder ; to join or fasten 
 together, to close ; jyres. pas. χολλά,ομ,οίί, ίϋμχι, 
 to be glued to, to stick or adhere to, to join or 
 be joined to ; ivith the dat. 1. a. pas. Ιχολλή- 
 6yiv, 7ii, >j, part. 1 . a. pas. χολληύύς, ίντοζ. 
 Th. χόλλα., glue, 
 
 'Κολλί-^πξ, one who κόλλαν 'i-^tt, boils glue. 
 
 Κόλλ;5, vi;, h, glue. See Κ^λλα. 
 
 Ιίολλ^ϋί, mo-ffoi, mv, glued or joined togeth- 
 er. Th. κόλλα, glue. 
 
 Κ,ολλ'^&'/ιτι, join thyself or accompany. Acts 
 viii, 29, I. a. imjycrat. pas. of κολλάω, to glue. 
 
 Κόλλ»?(Τ/ί, ίωξ, h, a gluing, a gluing or join- 
 ing together, a soldering ; the application of a 
 cupping glass ; a figure of Rhetoric. From 
 κολλά, 
 
 Κόλλ*ισ•τοί, Egyptian bread, Herod. 
 
 Κολλ!ΐτ«ί, ου, ό, one who glues or joins 
 together ; and 
 
 Κολλητός, h, ov, glued or cemented together ; 
 well joined or fastened together. From κολλάω, 
 to glue, cement. 
 
 Κόλλιξ, and χόλ/ξ, a round loaf of bread ; a 
 troche or lozenge. From κόλον, food. 
 
 Υίολλούζίον, ov, TO, the -same as κολλΰξίον, 
 a coUyrium, 
 
 ΚΟΆΑΟ'Ψ, οτος, β, the thick skin on the 
 necks and backs of oxen, horses, swine, cfc. in 
 ])l. χόλλοχίς, the pegs of a harp or other string- 
 ed instrument, by iLihich the slrijigs are stretched. 
 Hence perhaps the Engl, collovs. 
 
 Κολλυζαττηζ, οΰ, ό, a money-changer, a 
 banker. 
 
 Κ0ΆΑΤΒ02 (κολ7.ϋζο;], ου, ό, a small 
 piece of money, so called because an ox was 
 stamped on it, κολλωμινο; βους- the changing 
 of money ; the premium given to the money- 
 changer. Hence the preceding word. 
 
 KOAATTA [κόλλυβα.), 57ί, h, a small loaf 
 of bread, a cake, a bun, a piece of bread, 
 
 Καλλυξίζω, f. Ίσω, to bake small loaves or 
 cakes, ^ Sam. xiii, 6 ; to fry in a frying pan. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 XOAAT'PION, or κολλο6ξ»ον, ου, TO, an 
 ex'esalve, a collyrium, any medicinal applica- 
 tion for the eyes ; a substance used in counter- 
 feiting the seals of letters. 
 
 ΚΟΑΑΤΡΓΩΝ, όνος, ό, a species of bird. 
 
 Κολόζιον, ου, το, an under waistcoat or shirt 
 without sleeves ; because χολοζόν, maimed, hav- 
 ing no sleeves. 
 
 Κ,ολοζόχίξκος, ου, ό kbu 'h, having a mutilated 
 tail ; docked. From χολοζος, maimed, muti- 
 lated, and χίζκος, ου, h, the tail. 
 
 Κολοζος, ου, ό xce.) h, maimed, cut off, cuiiail- 
 ed ; broken. Th. χολύω, to cut off. Hence 
 
 Ιίΰλοζόω, ω, f ωτω, p. κίκολόζωκα, to CUt 
 short, curtail ; to maim, mutilate; \. a. pax. 
 Ιχολοζωό'/ιν, ns, sj, 1. f pas. χολοζωΰ'/ιίθ[Λαίΐ, >?, 
 
 }ίο7.οζω$'ίια•οντα,ι, 5. pi. l.f pas. of tlie pre-' 
 ceding verb. 
 
 Καλοιάω, to cry or scream, to make a noisy 
 chattering, like tlie jackdaio. From 
 
 KOAOIO'2, oZ, 0, a jackdaw, a chough, a 
 jay. 
 
 Κ0Α0ΚΑ2ΓΑ, «i, i, and 
 
 Κολοχάσ-ιον, ου, τό, the root of the Egyptian 
 bean. 
 
 ΚΟΑΟΚΤ'ΝΘΗ, or χολοκύντ-^, yn, h, a 
 gourd. 
 
 Κολοχυνβίς, ί'^ος, '/>, the wild or purging gourrf, 
 the colocynth or bitter cucumber. Fi'om the 
 preceding. See the next word. 
 
 Κολοκύντγι, '/ις, the same as κολοχυνδ'/ΐ' il /xh 
 λ'/ιμχς κολοκύντοίΐς, unless you are sand-blind, 
 literally, unless you have humours in your eyes 
 as big as gourds, Aristoph. Nub. 326,] 
 
 KO'AON, ου, TO, food; a bowel or g\ii,for 
 κωλον. 
 
 Κάλος, ου, ό κα) η, maimed, mutilated, with- 
 out horns •, broken. From χολούω, to maim. 
 
 Κολοσσού, ων, οΰ, Colosse, a city of Asia 
 Minor. 
 
 ΚολοσσκΊος, otix, alov, like a Colossus, of 
 Colossal size, Diod. Sic. From 
 
 K0A0220'2, ου, a Colossus, an image of 
 superhuman size. 
 
 Κο'λοσυξτος, ou, o, the noise made by bundles 
 of tivigs or branches zvhen dragged along the 
 
KOA 
 
 502 
 
 KOM 
 
 ground; a tumult, an uproar, a shouting, a 
 throng. Fro7)i ζύξω, to draw, and χόλο;, 
 obsal. a noise. 
 
 1ζ.ίλονζ9ΐ, 01, in Spherics, the colures, tivo 
 great circles of the sphere, one of lohich jxjsses 
 through the equinoctial, the other through the 
 solstitial poi7its, and intersecting each other at 
 the poles, at right angles ; so called because one 
 half of tliem is always hidden beloiv the horizon. 
 Fro7n 
 
 ΥίΌλουξο?, ου, ο scou h, having no tail, short- 
 tailed, crop-tailed ; as if κΌΧοί ονράν. 
 
 ΚΟΛΟΤΤΕΆ, «f," ίι, a kind of tree, which 
 dies if it be mutilated. From 
 
 KO ΑΟΤΏ, y. σω, p. ΚΆ, to maim; to cut 
 off; to shorten ; to lessen, to weaken ; to leave 
 unfinished, to humble or pull dov/n, Herod, 
 vii, 10. Hence χΌΧος, ου, ο xoii y;, and κολο- 
 ζοξ, ου, ο y.c) τ,, maimed, mutilated, with the 
 horns broken off; κοΧοζόω, to cut short, to 
 maim ; κολόζιον, ου, το, an under garment with- 
 out sleeves. 
 
 ΚΟΑΟΦΩ'Ν, uvoi, 0, a summit, a pitch, a 
 top ; the finishing hand, tiie end. Hence 
 
 Κολοφωνχ I'Ti-nuvjoii, to put the finishing 
 hand to any thing. 
 
 KO'AIIOS, flf, 0, the bosom, the lap; the 
 womb ; the fold or doubling of a garment ; a 
 gulf; anycavit}•. From κοΊλοζ, because hollow. 
 Hence the Engl, a gulf. 
 
 'ΚοΧ'ττΌω, ω, f ωσω, to draw or gather into 
 folds ; to form a bay; to swell out as the wind 
 does the sails of a ship. Fro?u the preceding. 
 
 Κι9λτ«^«, are;, το, any thing gathered into 
 folds, a garment full of folds. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Κόλ•ΤΛ;ο•ί5, ιωζ, h, the forming of a fold or 
 bosom, the gathering into a fold ; the filling or 
 swelling of a sail by the wind. From the 
 same. 
 
 KO ΑΤΜΒΑΏ, M,f. 'A(rc•}, p, κ,ίκοΧύμζ'/ικοί, 
 to swim ; to dive ; usif κοΧυ[/.'ράω. From κ,οΧος, 
 maimed, and φάω, to appear ; for persojis when 
 swimming appear to be mutihted. Hence 
 
 Έ,οΧυίΛζ,Υιύξα, ας, h, a place for swimming or 
 bathing. From the preceding. 
 
 KOATTE'A, as, h, a certain tree or shrub, 
 supposed til be the barberr}' ; differing from the 
 χολουτία., which see. 
 
 Κολυττιυ;, ίω:, an inhabitant of the Attic 
 •ward or district, Colyttus.] 
 
 ΚοΧχ,ικτ], 5ji, yi, the Colchian territory or 
 the Euxine sea.'\ 
 
 KOAXIKO'N (χολχικον), oZ, TO, the Col- 
 ehicum, a certain poisonous plant, from Col- 
 chis. 
 
 KoXxU, i^«ii «, the name f a city, Colchis.] 
 ΚοΧχ,οι, ων, οι, the Colchi, a people of Asia. 
 ΚοΧωνίοι, ας, fi, Colonia, the name of a city. 
 Κολωνία, ας, h, a Colony, Acts xvi, 12, α 
 word used also by Ptolemy. 
 Κολων/ι, r;, 'h, the same as 
 KOAilNO'2, oZ, 0, a hill or hillock; a heap 
 of earth ; a raised place j a heap ; us if it ipere 
 
 χωλυΐανος, from χωΧύω, because it checks the 
 speed of travellers; also a district of Attica 
 called Colonus. 
 
 ΚοΧωος, οΰ, ό, a brawl or broil, a squabble > 
 a tumult, a disorder, Iliad i, 575. From 
 χοΧοίος, a jackdaw. 
 
 KO'MAPOS ( χομ,α^ος ) , ου, ο xai ri, the 
 strawberry tree, the arbutus ; also χόμαξος, or 
 xoμμaooς,for 7cάμa,ξoς, a fish. 
 
 Ιίομάίται, Dor. for χομ'ήο-αι, 3. sing. 1 , a. 
 opt. act. of 
 
 Κομάω, ca,f. mu, p. χίχόμηκα, to let the hair 
 grow long, to abound with hair ; to be proud ; 
 to have leaA'es. Hence αομκν It) τυξαννί^, to 
 aim or aspire at the chief authority, Herod. 
 Th. χΌμγι. 
 
 Ίίομξίω, to make a noise or sound, Hesych. 
 K0'MB02, ου, 0, a joint in the stalks of 
 corn or in the reed ; a knot in clothing for 
 ornament's sake ; a purse. Hence 
 
 Κ,ομζόω, aj,f ωσω, to tie or gather in a knot. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Κ,ομίΤν, pres. inf. of χομ'ζω. 
 Κομιίτ'/ιν, Ion. for Ιχομύτην, 3. dual, im- 
 perf act. from 
 
 KOME'il, Z, f τ.ιτω, to take care of; to 
 bestow care upon ; to cherish, to adorn ; to 
 nurse or nourish ; χομ'ασκί, he took care of, 
 3. sing, impof. Ion. for ϊχΌμΐί, ίχόμα. 
 
 KO'MH, ης, and Dor χΌμα, h, the hair of 
 the head, combed or dressed hair ; the leaves of 
 trees and plants ; a certain plant ; from 
 χΌττω, to cut, as the Lot. csesaries comes from 
 caedo ; or from χομϊω, to take care of, cherish, 
 adorn ; χΌμη τξΐχ;ων, locks of hair, Epicharm. 
 de Monachis Crinitis, and Num. vi, 5, as it 
 should be read, and not τξίφων χόμην τξίχ;α^ 
 Sabn. de C(ssarie, p. 243. Hence the Engl. 
 
 A C05IB, TO COMB, ^C. 
 
 Κόμ' /is, a ruler, a governor. From the Lat. 
 comes. 
 
 Κ,ομήτγις, ου, ο, one who has long hair, 
 hairy ; Χαμών, covered with grass, grassy ; 
 χομήτνις fi. e. αστ^ξ), a hairy star, a comet. 
 Th. χΌμη, hair. 
 
 ΚομίΙ^, adv. with care, diligently ; ver}', 
 wholly, very much, greatly ; certainly, by all 
 means. 
 
 Κ-ομί^ίΐ, vii, 71, the action του χομίζαντος, 
 care, diligence ; a taking care of, good treat- 
 ment ; education ; a carrying, a bringing, trans- 
 portation ; a receiving or recovering. From 
 
 χομίζω. 
 
 Κ.ομΐίύμί0χ, Ion. and Dor. for χομίούμίύα, 
 1. pi. 1./. 7n. Att. of 
 
 Κομίζω, to take of, cherish. Find. Olymp. 
 ii, 28 ; to bring, carry, convey ; to recei>'e, 
 to go, to betake one's self; to carry out 
 to burial; pres. imperai. χΌμιζν f. ίσ-ω, p. xi- 
 χΰμιχα• 1. a. ϊχ'ομισα• pres. m. χομίζομαι, to 
 take, receive, obtain ; to recover ; to return ; 
 to depart ; imperf. hid. pas. ϊχομιζΌμην, ου, ίτο, 
 I was carried ; 1. f. m,. χομίσομαι, and Att. 
 χοΜίΰΰμαί' 1. a. m. Ιχομιτάμ'/ίν, <», ατο, I ob- 
 
KOM 
 
 503 
 
 KON 
 
 tained ; 1. a. m. imperat. κόματίχι. Th. 
 Kofiia/i to take care of. 
 
 Κομίζ,αι, Dor. for χ,ομίίτα*, to bring back ; 
 
 2, a. irif. act. and 
 
 }ζ.ομίζ,αξ, αντος. Dor. for xo^'iffus, part. l.a. 
 act. of κομίζω. 
 
 ΊίομίουμΒίΐ, ij, ίΐται, l.f. in. Att, for κομ'κτο- 
 μα,ι, and κομιω, 1. f. act. for κομίσω, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Κόμια-αι, κομισύ,σθω, 1. a. imperat. m. in 
 
 3. pi. κομΐίτάσ6ω(Τοι.ν• and 
 'Καμ'ισοίντο, 3. pi. Ion. 1. a. m. and 
 Ι^ομίσΆΟ-ύαι, 1 . a. irf. in. of κομίζω. 
 Κομία-ίίτα,ι, 3. sing. 1. a. siibj. m. of the 
 
 same. 
 
 Κομια-^ϋνχι, l.a. irf. pas.fro?n the same. 
 
 Ι^ομιω, Att. for κομ'κτω, 1 . f act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Κόμμα, arog, ro, a piece cut off from any 
 thing ; a section ; a segment ; a cutting, an 
 incisioa ; the smallest member of a sentence, 
 a comma ; the stamp on money. From κί- 
 χομμκί, peif. pas. of κο^τω, to cut. 
 
 KO'MMI, TO, gum ; the inspissated exuda- 
 tion of certain trees. 
 
 ΚΟΜΜΟ 2, ου, ο, excessive care bestowed 
 on the decoration of the body, superfluous orna- 
 ment or decoration ; artificial elegance. From 
 
 χομίω. 
 
 Κομμοί, ου, ο, a mourning or bewailing ; hut 
 κόμμος, a grinder or cheek tooth ; both from 
 κΰ'ΤΓτω. 
 
 Κομμόω, ω, f ύσω, to besto\v excessive at- 
 tention on ornament, to paint. Th. κομμός. 
 
 Κομμωτή;, ου, ό, one who carefully adorns or 
 sets off the person, Luc. iii, 255. 
 
 Κομόωντι, they have hair ; Dor. for κομωσι, 
 S. pi. pres. of κομά,ω. 
 
 Κομ'τοιζω, to make a noise, clatter, ring ; 
 to beast, vaunt, to swagger. 
 
 ΚομτΓοίίτμοζ, ου, ό, a boasting, vaunting, a 
 swaggering ; and 
 
 Κομ-πα,στ'Αί, ου, ό, a boaster, a swaggerer. 
 From κομ-^άζω. 
 
 Κομ-ττίω, to make a noise ; to ring, clash, 
 clatter, resound ; to boast, glory. From 
 
 Κ0'ΜΠ02, ου, ο, the noise made by a boar 
 when whetting his tusks ; any noise or sound ; 
 a boasting or bragging ; pride, arrogance. 
 
 Κομτω^'/ΐζ, ίοί, ο κοά h, boastful, bragging, 
 arrogant.] 
 
 Κόμ-φίυμα, α,τοξ, το, any thing neatly or 
 elegantly said or done. 
 
 Κομ'φίύω, or ζομ-φίύομκι, to say or do any 
 thing neatly or elegantly, to be politely jocose ; 
 to aim^ at wit and elegance. From 
 
 ΚΟΜΨΟ' 2, h, ov, elegant, neat, pretty, 
 fine, trim ; witty, jocose, humorous, polite ; 
 talkative, flippant ; cunning, sly ; compar. 
 χομι^/ότίξο;, ec, ov, more elegant. Hence the 
 Lat. comis, which tvas onginally corns, Markl. 
 Q. Gram. p. 134. ed. 2.] 
 
 Κομ-φϋτί}!, ητΰί, '/I, elegance, neatness ; 
 
 humour, wit, gaiety ; cunning, shrev.'dness* 
 subtilty. From the preceding. 
 
 KovciSiu, ω, f. nffM, and κοναζίζω, f ατω, 
 to sound or make a noise ; to resound, to re- 
 echo. Th, κόνιχ,ζος, a noise. 
 
 Ko'iaZnffi, it resounded ; 1. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 of κονΆξ,ίω, to resound. 
 
 K0'NAB02 (κο\α,ζ.ος), ov, o, a. noise, sound; 
 an uproar, din ; a crash. 
 
 Kov'^os, short, small, Gl. Cyr. 
 
 KO'NAT, TO, a Persian or Asiatic drinking 
 cup. 
 
 Κον1)ΰΧ'/\, >i;, ν•η a bump, a bunch, a swelling, 
 a blow. 
 
 Κον^υλ'ίζω, to strike with the fist o?• knuckles, 
 to thump. Th. κόνδυλο;. 
 
 Κον^υλκτμοί, ου, ο, a blow with the fist ; a 
 thump ; ill treatment, abuse. From χίκον^υ- 
 λισμοίΐ, perf pas. of κον^υλίζω. 
 
 Κ0'ΝΔΤΑ02 ( κοηιύΧοί ) , ου, ό, a joint in 
 the arm, elbow, ^c. the finger joint ; a knuckle; 
 the fist ; a blow with the fist. 
 
 Κονούλω, to beat. 
 
 ΚΟΝΕ'Ώ, to make haste, to run, to wait 
 upon, serve, attend. From καν;;, dust, which 
 is raised by running. 
 
 Ko'jicc, ας, Yi, dust, sand ; ashes, lie, lime, 
 plaster, whitewash. From κόνις. 
 
 Κονιακος, '/ι, ov, full of dust, dusty. From 
 the same. 
 
 Κονιάω, ω, f άσω, p. κίκοΆα,κα, to fill or 
 cover with dust j to plaster ; to whitewash ; to 
 paint the face ; jj. pas. κζκοήχμοίΐ' part. p. pas. 
 κικονιαμίνος, -/ι, ov, whitewashed, whited. Th. 
 κόν/ς, dust. 
 
 Kovi'/i, '/ις. See Κονία.'\ 
 
 Kov'i'Afft, dat. 2)1. Ion. for Kovioni,from zovix. 
 
 Κονίζω, or κονίω, f σω, to fill or sprinlcle 
 with dust, to maice dusty ; to raise a dust. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΚΟΝΓΛΗ (κ,οντλ'/ι], Άς, h, the herb savory, 
 marjoram, or pennyroyal. 
 
 Κονίοντίς, raising a dust, jmrt. pres. act. of 
 κονίω. Th. κόνις. 
 
 Κονίό^ους, ο^ος, ό κα.) h, having the feet cov- 
 ered with dust ; a kind of sandal, ivhich did riot 
 cover the tvholefnot. From κονι; and ττους. 
 
 Κονιοοτος, ου, ό, a dust beat up ; dust ; a 
 dirty or sordid fellow. From κόνι; and ό'οω, to 
 raise, to stir up. 
 
 Κονιοξτω'^'/];, ίος, ό κα.) h, covered with dust, 
 dusty. From the precedi)ig. 
 
 Κονίτονς, the same as κονιό^ους. 
 
 K0'NI2, ίως, ή, dust, ashes ; the lye of 
 ashes ; but 
 
 Κόνις, i^os, w, a nit, the egg of a louse, flea. 
 
 or bug. 
 
 Κονισαταλος, ου, ό, dust stirred up, a cloud of 
 dust; κόνις σαλίυομίνη• or from αλλομ.αι, to 
 leap. 
 
 Κονία-τξχ, ας, τι, a place covered with fine 
 sand, in which the athletes exercised; a dusty 
 place, where fowls or other birds may roll in the 
 dirt, JEU de Animal, vi, 14. 
 
κοπ 
 
 504 
 
 ΚΟΡ 
 
 Koviea, to fill or cover with dust ; to defile 
 with dust ; to raise a dust. Th. κόνι;, dust. 
 
 Is-ovidJo'/is, ίοζ, κ,α.] ή, dusty. 
 
 ΚΟ'ΝΝΑΡΟΣ f Άοννα,ζοζ J , ου, ο, Ά species of 
 tree, AUieii. xiv, 16. 
 
 Κόνν/ί, ο, the name of a man, Connis. 
 
 ΚΟ'ΝΝΟΣ, oi>, 0, the beard on the chin. 
 Hejice 
 
 Κοννοίξων, having a shaggy beard. So 
 
 Κΰννόφξοιν, one who is wise only in having a 
 teard ; foolish ; stupid. 
 
 ΚΟΝΤΟ' 2, ov, 0, a long pole or staff; an 
 oar ; a javelin. From κ,ίντίω, to prick. Hence 
 J^rom dimin. κόντκ^, tke Lut. condex, then 
 codex, properly the trunk of a tree, and after- 
 xvnrds applied to a book or volume. Salm. ad 
 Vopisci Fir mum, c. 3, inter Hist. August. 
 Script, vol. ii. 
 
 Κόνυξκ, and κννζκ, νις, τι, a certain plant, the 
 fleabane, Pliu. xxi, 9, 10. 
 
 Κίν«ν, ωνοί, ο, an Athenian, Conon. 
 
 ΚίίΤ«ζ&;, y. aru, p. κ,ίκΌ'ττοι,κ,α,, to cease, 
 rest, abate ; to be tired. From κΌτος, labour, 
 tatigue. Th. xO'^Tc,),f. ■ψ^, to cut, ^c. p. m. 
 
 Άί-ΛΟ-Τία. 
 
 Κο-τα/ιζω, f. Ίαω-, to pound, bray, beat ; 
 p. pas. Άίκοτύνισ'μχι, pcirt. -τίΆνισμίνοζ, pounded. 
 
 ¥Ji-xavov, ου, ro, a pestle or instrument U'ith 
 which KO-zToyAv, we pound, in a mortar. Th. 
 Άοττω, to beat, 
 
 'KoTTilv, 2. a. inf. act. of K07fTu>, f. •φω, 
 to cut, beat ; 2. a. ϊκοττον, part, 2. a, pas. 
 χοτζΊζ, beat, cut ; p. m. ■Λκ,ο'ττα,. 
 
 Κ05Γ5βν, or xoTuiov, ov, TO, a piece cut off) a 
 fragment. 
 
 Ko'xzTo;, ου, ό, a lamentation with a beating of 
 the breast. From κΌ-τΓτομοί,ι, to lament, be- 
 wail. And 
 
 KevTSiV, iosy 0, a graving tool, a chisel ; 
 and 
 
 ΚίΐίΤί}, «7?, h, a cutting, hewing ; an inci- , 
 sion ; a smiting ; a slaughter. From p. m. 
 ΐίίκο•τα,, frotn κΌ-τττω, to cut, beat. 
 
 Κο/τίϊνί5ί/, 2. α. inf. pas. of κ,Ό'ττω. 
 
 Ίζ.ο<!ΤΪάω, f. airoji p. χίκοτίοικκ, to toil, 
 labour , to be fatigued or wear}' ; to loathe ; 
 part. perf. καιοτηΆχ,ωξ, oros, fatigued. From 
 y/oTToi, labour. From the same Th. 
 
 Kot);, ϊ'^ο?, '/), a short sword, a dagger ; a 
 cleaver, a knife proper for slaughtering ; an 
 axe; a certain repast, among the' Lacedcemo- 
 nian's. 
 
 'K.o'Tftuvrii, jmrt. jyres. act. pi. num. κοτιων- 
 νων, in gen, pi. from τιο-τηύ-ω. 
 
 Koto;, ov, o, labour, toil, business ; trouble ; 
 fatigue. Th. χότττω. 
 
 Κοττοω, ω, f. ωσω, to fatigue, weary, tire. 
 
 Κο'Χζίΰω, to dung, manure ; to plant. 
 
 YLo-xoia, ας, h, dung, manure ; a dungheap. 
 Th. -Ατξοί, 'h, dung. 
 
 Κοχξίζω, f. ttrco, to manure ; to fill with 
 dung or manure. 
 
 Κοττξϊκο;, η, ov, of dung ; nasty, foul, stink- 
 ing. 
 
 Κό<τξίθί, ία, ίον, foul, filthy, nasty, stinking ; 
 mean, low. Whence χό^ξίοί ανηζ, a low, stink- 
 ing fellow, a plebeian. 
 Κ(55Τ'^ί'ίΤ/5, ίως, 7], and 
 Κοτξέο-μα;, ου, ο, a manuring. 
 ΚίοΓ^/ίί^ίίί, ioiy ο Hal h, full of dung, dirty, 
 filthy, foul. 
 
 'Κ.ο'Τξΐΰϋν, ωνος, ο, a species of beetle, which 
 forms balls of dung. From 
 
 K0TIP02, ου, h, dung, manure, ordure, 
 dirt, mire, mud. Hence 
 
 Κ,οτξόω, or 'ΐΰω, and χο-τζίζω, to manure. 
 Κοτξίϋν, ωνοζ, ο, a dungheap ; a priv}'. 
 Ko-Trguvn;-, icus, κ,α) η, one of the meanest 
 sort of people ; a low, stinking fellow. 
 
 Kerrij, ii, h, a kind of cake, made by beat- 
 ing or pounding. 
 
 Ko'TTTOij-a, Oor.for κΌ'Ττου<τα, beating, pound- 
 ing, part.f. g. and 
 
 KcrToyAvn, beaten, lashed : 2•ύλοί.σσα, The- 
 ocr. xxii, 15 ; jtwri. pres. pas.f. g. from 
 
 ΚΟ'ηΤίΙ, iinperf. ίκο-τττον, ??, ι, f, χόφία, 
 p. κίχοφα, to cut, cut off; to cleave j>to beat; 
 pound, stamp ; to strike, wound, knock ; to 
 shake, to jolt ; pres. m. κόττομοα, to lament, 
 wail ; to beat the breast, 1 . a. m. ίκ-ο-φάμαν, ωγ 
 ατο, p. m, κ'ί}ίο•7τα. Hence Engl, a copse, 
 a wood, where trees are cut down for fuel, 
 
 ΚΌττωσίζ, ίωζ, '/), lassitude, weariness, fatigue; 
 toil, trouble. From κο-ρτΌω. 
 
 Κ,όξα, eci, Oor. for κοζ'/ι, tis, i, a girl, a 
 damsel. 
 
 ΚοζάκίοΌ'ί, dat. pi. Ion. for χόξαζι, from 
 Kopec'i,, ακοζ, ο, a crow. 
 
 KogavA, dat. sing, from the same. 
 Κοςαχ,ΐνοί, η, ov, of or belonging to a crow.] 
 ΚΟΡΑ'ΛΛΙΟΝ, or χονξάλίον, το, coral, 
 particularly the red coral. 
 Κοξάμζλ>ί, ns, 71, cabbage. 
 KO'PAS, κοζ, 0, a crow, a raven, dat. pi. κό- 
 ξα'ξι, and Ion. κοξάκίσαΊ. Hence Engl, a crow, 
 TO CROAK, ^c. Also a sign in the heavens ; a 
 kind of fish ; a warlike engine ; a kind of hook; 
 a door-knocker ; the bill of a cock ; a rail or 
 bar ; is χόξακας, a proverbial expression equiv^• 
 ahnt to go and be hanged, ^c, Aristoph. Plut* 
 604.] 
 
 Κοξάξαι, to have importuned; 1. o. irf. 
 act. of κοίζάσσω. 
 
 Κοξα,ίπον, ov, TO, a girl, a damsel, a young 
 woman. From κΌξος, a young man. Matt, ix, 
 24, a ivord condemned as not classical, by _ 
 Fhrynicus, and Tho. Magister, and Jul. Pol- 
 hix. 1. ii, J). 83. But το κορβσιον, occurs in 
 Lucian. in Asino, and Diog. Laert. vi, 2. 
 TO κοξαα•ί^ιον, in Arrian. Diss. Epist. series. 
 Th. κοξ'ίΜ, to sweep. 
 
 Κοξάσ-σ-ω, or -ττω, f. "ί,ω, to beg or solicit 
 importunately, to importune. From χόξχξ, a 
 knocker. 
 
 ΚοςξΖν, Heb. an offering, a gift i SyriaCt 
 κοξζαναν. 
 
 ΚΟ'ΡΔΑΗ, axoi, 0, a kind of comic dance. 
 From χοφ,ω^ to leap. 
 
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 505 
 
 ΚΟΡ 
 
 ΚΟΡΔΤ'ΛΗ ίκ,οξξϋλ'/ι], rr„ w, a club, a 
 cudgel, the head of a cUib ; a bump, a bunch ; 
 a covering of the head ; a j'oung tunny fish ; 
 ϋό^υλοζ, a kind of fish. 
 
 Κβ^ε, 0, inded. the name of a man, Hebr. 
 
 ϋίοξίΐΐ, 3. sing. 1. J", for χοξίο-α, by Sync, 
 yj'rom κ,οξίω. 
 
 Κοοίννομι, f. χ,οξίίτω, to satiate, satisfy, fill ; 
 the same as χοοίω, to satiate. 
 
 ΚοξΒσ-Λο-ίΙαι, 1. a,inf. m. from the preceding. 
 
 Κ,οξίσ-ίην, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. jEoI. from 
 χοξίω, to fill, satiate. 
 
 Κοξίο-^'ίί, satiated, filled; part. 1. a. pas. 
 and 
 
 Κοξίΐτόΐίνχι, 1. a. inf. pas. from \. a, hid. 
 pas. Ικοξίσθνν, from 
 
 ΚΟΡΕΏ, and κοξίννύω, or κ,οξίνννμι, f. Ίσω, 
 and '/ΐ(τω, to satiate, glut, cloy. 
 
 lLoξiω,f, γισω, to sweep, cleanse ; to adorn. 
 
 Kfl^'/j, fjj, h, a girl, a damsel ; a maid ; a 
 beautiful woman ; the pupil of the eye ; a doll 
 or puppet of wax or clay. 
 
 Κόξίί^ξον, ου, το, £t broom or brush. From 
 
 ΧΟρ'ίΟ). 
 
 'ΚΰξβύίτΓχ,ι, it is lifted up ; 3. sing. m. <f 
 χοζβύω, to heap up, to gather into a heap. 
 
 Κ,όξ^υνίν, he gathered or collected ; 3. pejs. 
 sing, imj^erf. act. Ion. from 
 
 Κβξόύνω, or κοξόύω, to heap up, to collect or 
 gather into a heap. From 
 
 Κ0'ΡΘΤ2, υος, Υι, a heap, a pile ; a heap 
 of earth. 
 
 'Κοζθύω, to heap up, accumulate j to lift up. 
 See Κοξθύνω. 
 
 Κοξία,ννον, ου, το, the coriander plant and 
 seed ; also κοξίανον, and κάξίον. Th. κόξΐ?, a 
 bug. 
 
 ϊζ.οξίξαμαι, f. Ίσομα,ι, to flatter, coax, as a 
 child ; to accost in a coaxing or wheedling man- 
 ner (κόρον, or xop'/iv.J 
 
 Κοξίναΐο;, ου, born of a clandestine inter- 
 course ; i. e. from one ιυΐιο was reputed a vir- 
 gin, κάζτ). 
 
 Κοξίν^ιο;, tec, tov, of Corinth, Corinthian. 
 From 
 
 Κόξίν^ί, ου, vi, Corinth, a city of Aclmia. 
 
 }ζ.όξΐον, ου, ro, diin. of κΌξΥί, a little girl or 
 maid ; also a sacrifice for χόξοίί, i. e. boys or 
 girls ; also 
 
 "Κόξίον, ου, ro, coriander. See Κβ^/ακκβν. 
 
 KO'PIS, ius, ό or h, a bug ; a kind of herb 
 or shrub. From «,ύξΜ, to cut. 
 
 Τίοξμύί, ου, ο, a trunk, log, stock ; ζοξμοξ 
 ζύλβυ, a stick of timber, a trunk or log of wood. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Ιίοξντιλίοί, ου, ο, a mans name, Cornelius, 
 Lat. 
 
 "Κόξοιζοζ, ου, ό, a fool. From a certain fool- 
 ish fellow named Coroebus. 
 
 Κ.όξο/0, gen. Ion. from κΌξος, fulness, satiety. 
 
 Κ.οξο^λύόος, ου, ο χοά h, one who makes pup- 
 pets of wax or clay. From κ,οζος and ττλάατσω, 
 tib mould, to make. 
 
 Κβ^βί, ev. Of the same as χουξος, an unborn 
 
 64 
 
 infant, Callim. Hymn, in Del. ver. 212, and 
 i'14, and perhaps to be understood in this senses 
 Hom. II. vi, 59 ; a boy, a child, a son ; a 
 broom or brush ; satiety, fulness ; pride, arro- 
 gance, insolence ; a shoot, sprout ; a young 
 twig ; also a Cor, a Jewish measure of solids. 
 Th. -Λοφω, to cleanse, satiate. 
 
 K.oppoi, and κΌξτοί, ocs, Oor. for 
 
 Κ.όοσ•ίΐ, and Alt. χ,Ό^ρη, ',i?, h, the hair ; the 
 whole head ; the temple; the jaw; the cheek. 
 Th. κίίξω, to cut the hair. 
 
 ^ίοξυζοίντιά,ύ), ω, f. άσω, to rave like the 
 Corybantes or priests of Cybele ; to imitate tlieir 
 frantic gestures and movements. From xo^ 
 ξυζχς. 
 
 }ίοξυζΆντίζω, f :α•ω, to initiate in the sacred 
 rites of the Corybantes. From the same. 
 
 Κοουζαντΐ(τμοί, oZ, o, an expiation made by 
 the rites of the Corybantes ; a sacred fury or 
 madness, Long. 
 
 KOPT'BAS (y.o^vU?), ecvroc, c, a priest of 
 Rhea or Vesta. From χοξύττοντα; βαίναν 
 οξ^νιο'Τίχωί. 
 
 Κβ^ϋδαλλ/ί, ί^οζ, γΐ, the bulbous fumitory, a 
 plant ; the crested lark ; and 
 
 Τίοζυ^α,λος, and xoou'^oiKXot, ου, ο, the lark. 
 From 
 
 Έ^οξϋ^ο;, ου, ο, the crested lark. Fro7)i χόξνί, 
 a helmet ; also a lark. 
 
 KO'PTZA, 5i;•, '/;, a defluxion from the head, 
 a catarrh ; the mucus of the nose ; pride, haugh- 
 tiness, Luc. Dial. Menip. et JEuc. stupidity, 
 folly. 
 
 Kaey^ail, \χοζ, ό, one who χόξυύα άΐα•σ•ί/, one 
 that moves his helmet in walking ; a helmed 
 warrior. 
 
 Κοξυ^αίολοξ, ου, ο χα.) h, having a variegated 
 helmet, waving his helmet or crest, crest- 
 waving ; rend κοζυθοαΌλος, From χόξυ;, υύος, vi, 
 a helmet, and αΐόλος, variegated. 
 
 Κόξΰ&οί, gen. sing, from χΌξυζ, υΰοζ, h> a 
 helmet. Also 
 
 Κόξυΰος, a fragment of a mass or lump. 
 From χοξίΤν, to satiate. 
 
 Ίίάξΰκοξ, ου, 0. See ΐίωζυχοί. 
 
 Κ0'ΡΪΜΒ02, ου, ο, and χΌξνμζον, ου, το, 
 a summit, peak, top ; a mountain ; the ros- 
 trum or beak of a ship ; a stalk ; a branch ; a 
 bunch or cluster of ivy berries ; a berry ; curled 
 or braided hair. 
 
 KOPT'NH (χο^υτή), γ,ζ, VI, a club or stick 
 with a head ; a sword ; a knobbed sprout or 
 shoot. From χάξοί, the bead. , 
 
 Κοξυν^τ»ΐί, ου, ό, one who fights with a club. 
 From, the preceding. 
 
 Ιίοζυν'/^φόξο;, ou, ο xui ^, a guard or attendant 
 bearing a club. From χοζύν/ι and φίξω, to carry. 
 
 ΚοξυτΓτίλοί, ου, butting or pushing with the 
 horns. From 
 
 Κοξύττω, to push or butt with the horns ; to 
 shake or toss the head. Th. χϊξας, 
 
 K0'PT2, ΰόοζ, 71, a helmet ; ace. sing, 
 χόξυόα, and χΌρυν. From χύξα, because it 
 serves to defend the head. Also 
 
κο: 
 
 506 
 
 Κ02 
 
 "Κύξυ;, the crested lark. 
 
 \s.oc<jtTff'iy.iv, Ion. and Oor. for Keooa-trnv, 
 pres. inf. from 
 
 \ζ.οζνσσΜ, to arm with a hehnet ; to arm, 
 adorn ; to incite ; to increase. Th. κόξν;, a 
 helmet. 
 
 Κ5ζί/ι3••Γ;ΐί, ov, 0, an armed warrior. 
 
 Is.o^viT'rc;, yi, ov, increased. J^rom κ,οξναΊτοΰ, 
 to increase. 
 
 ^oav(pa,7o;-, «/'«, a7ov, pla^^ed on the summit 
 or top ; t!ie highest ; the chief or leader. 
 
 ΚΟΡΤΦΙΤ fy.ociJ(P'^J, 5;, h, the top or 
 crown of the head; the head; the top of any 
 thing ; a summit ; the sum, the chief point or 
 conclusion of a sulgcct. Hsnce 
 
 Έ-οξϋφίω, cj, J", άισ -cj, to raise up to a point, to 
 make pointed or peaked, to raise or lift up ; to 
 sum up. 
 
 ΚΟΤΧΟΡΟΣ, β,Α ο, a kind of coarse, wild, 
 potherb ; chickweed ; also loritten χ,Όξχΰαοζ. 
 
 KOPil'NM, xj, 91, a crow ; also an iron 
 knocker for a door, and a ring for drawing to a 
 door ; the top of a curve or bend of a bow, and 
 generally/ ever?/ top ; the curved or rounded 
 stern of a ship; a crown. Hence 
 
 Κοζοινιάω, ω, to carry the neck or horns 
 high ; to bfc bent i.Uo a curve or crescent ; to 
 be curved or crescent- shaped. 
 
 Κοσωνίζω, to beg for a crow, or with a crow 
 in the hand, Atlien. Dcipn. 
 
 "Koouui, ϊ'^οξ, '/ι, a ship having a curved or 
 rounded stern ; dat. pi. κίξωνίσΐ' the curved 
 extremity of the horns of oxen ; the top, sum- 
 mit, or end of any thing ; a little mark used by 
 gra?mnork:?is to -itote the end of a book or of a 
 scene. 
 
 Ivo^sjvOTof?, ο^οζ, zee) yj, a plant, also called 
 κοοΆκότονί, or crow's foot. Tli. -τιοΰ;, a foot. 
 
 Κοξωνΰ;, ου, lofty, stately, carrying the neck 
 high. Tk. ^οοων/ί, a top. 
 
 KoiT/a/, ai, a., is a μ-τάλν,ζίζ or termination 
 of numerals from a hundred to a thousand ; as 
 Ciot-xOffiot, eci, a, i. c. ^/j ϊκοίτον, l^-c. as if txa- 
 τοσιοι. 
 
 JioffKivofAuvri;, ιοξ, ό y.x) r;, one who divines 
 by a sieve. From κόσκινον, a sieve, and μ.6.')Τίί, 
 eus, 0, a prophet. 
 
 ΚΟ'ΣΚΙΝΟΝ ( κοσχΛνον), ου, το, a sieve. 
 
 JiotTiiivocroioi, ου, ό and 'h, a sievemaker. 
 
 ΚΟΣΚΤΛΜΑ'ΤΙΑ, τ«, small parings of 
 leather, iviuch are thrown awaij. 
 
 Κοσμίω, /'. '/jiTw, p. χικοιτμ'/:χα, to set in 
 order, dispose, arrange, adju.st; to be a magis- 
 trate, to govern ; prepare, array, adorn ; y.z- 
 χ,οσμγ.μ'ινον τϊ)ν W) ^α,νάτΜ, attired in the usual 
 dress preparatory to deatii ( erroXhv or rather 
 χ,'οσμ'ΛσίΊ being understood ) , Herod, i, 109, as 
 explaitied by Partus and Schiveigh. ; 1. a. 
 ίκΌ(τμτ,(Τκ, as•, £, (f*id Ion. -Λοσμ,-ησα., «j, £, par/. 
 1. a. χοσμΥιοτα,ζ, α,ντο;, pcrf. pas. κιχ,Όσμγιμα,ι, 
 1. a. pas. ίχ.ο!τμ'/!6-/ίν. Th. κόσμος, order.] 
 
 Ϊζ.όο•μ>ί0ίν, liwoc. by Sync, for \κο(ίμ•Ι•,6ησα.'ιΐ, 
 3. ;;/. 1. a, ifuL jms. Ion. <f the preceding 
 vcrk- 
 
 'Κ.Όιτμ'/ιμύί, uTOi, to, an ornament. From 
 
 κοίτμίω, 
 
 Κοσ-μ^,ν, pres. inf. act. Dor, for κβα^μειν, to 
 adorn. See 'Κοσμίω. 
 
 Υίοσμ'/ισχίζ, JEol. for χ,ο(Τμή<τοι.ί, eivros, part, 
 1. a. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Κ.οσ-μ'/ια•χντί;, novi. pi. part. 1. a. act. and 
 
 'Κ.όίτμησί, 3. sing. 1. a. Ion. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'ΚοσμγιΤίΐξΰί, as, ri, a female wh» adorns. 
 From 
 
 Κ-οα-μνιττις, oZ, o, one who adorns ; or who 
 arranges ; a ruler. From κοσμ'ιω. 
 
 Έίοσ-μ^,ηχος, h, ov, skilled in adorning, order- 
 ing, or disposing. From the same. 
 
 Κοΰ-μ'/ίτοξί, two rulers or princes, iiom. dual, 
 from κοσμήτωξ. 
 
 Κοσμ' /i'ros, h, ov, adorned, ornamented. From 
 χοσμιω. 
 
 Κ.οσ•μ'λ,τΰϋξ, βξο;, ό, a leader, ruler, prince, 
 one who draws up an army. Frt>7ii the same. 
 
 Κοΰ-μΐχο;, h, ov, worldly, relating to the 
 world, earthl3^ From the same. 
 
 Κ-οσ-μιοί, la, lov, or κόσμιος, ου, ο κα) νι, well 
 ordered, becoming, regular, modest, sober, mod- 
 erate. Whence χΌσμιον, ου, το, dignity, equit}'•, 
 modesty, moderation ; and κόσμιοι, ol, certain 
 7n^gist7'ates atmrng the Cretans. 
 
 }ζ.οσμιότ'/;;, '/]τοί, h, moderation, modesty, 
 grace, comeliness. Th. x.όσμos, order, orna- 
 ment. 
 
 Υίοσμ'ίω;, adv. m an orderly manner, de- 
 cently, modesth'. From κόσμιος. Th. κόσ- 
 μος, ornament. 
 
 ^οσμοκοαταΐξ, οοος, ο, a ruler of the world, 
 spoken of Satan or of evil spirits in I^ T. ; also 
 a king, a magistrate. From κόσμος, the world, 
 and χξύίτίω, to be master of. 
 
 Κόσ^μον, cattle, a labouring beast; a barbarous 
 u'ord. 
 
 Κ0'ΣΜ02, ου, ό, order, arrangement, regu- 
 larity, discipline, ornament ; praise, honour ; 
 a certain magistrate anw?tg the Cretans ; also 
 the whole frame of the universe, the world, 
 from its order and beauty, whe7ice also it 
 ivas called by the Latins, mundus ; in the 
 N. T. the whole race of men, wicked men ; the 
 Roman Empire ; the land of Judea, Matt, iv, 
 8 ; the Jewish people, Coloss. ii, 20 ; Gal. h\ 
 3 ; ου^ίνι κόσμΜ, without any regularity ίτί its 
 progress, Thucyd. ii, 52.] 
 
 Υίόσμοΰ φίξίΐν τι, Poet, phrase for κΌσμΊωί 
 κα.) μίτξίως φίξίΐν τι, to bear any thing with 
 moderation. 
 
 'Κόσος, for Άσος, Ion. how much. 
 
 Κ0'Σ2ΤΦ02 (κοσσύφος), and Att. κότ- 
 τύφος, ου, ό, a black bird ; a species of fish. 
 
 Κβιττ»!, ακό(ττ'/ι, barley. 
 
 K0'2TO2, ov, 0, a species of shrub with a 
 ver}^ arcsmatic root. 
 
 Κόσυμζος, ov, ό, a knot, a tassel ; a knot of 
 hair; a fringed garment; also κοσύμζη and 
 κοσσυμζη. 
 
 ΚοίτνμζΛίτοξ, m, fringed, tasselled, knotted. 
 
κοτ 
 
 507 
 
 ΚΟΧ 
 
 Κβτί, Ion. for ττοτί, formerly, sometimes ; 
 κόηςχ. Ion. for ττότίξα. 
 
 KoTiit, 3. nng. jnes. from κοτίω, ω, to be 
 angry. Th. χότος, a grudge, enmity. 
 
 Koria-TiToii, he will be angry, 1, f m. hy 
 redupl. of a, from 
 
 K-or'sM, f. ίσω, and τ,ιχω, p. Λίκ'οηκα,, and 
 νίκα, to be angry, be vexed, bear a grudge, 
 hate; to envy. Th. χΌτο?. 
 
 KoT'/iaj, ''/ίεσ-ίτα, iiv, angry, offended. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Κ.οηνηφόξΰζ, ov, aa.) n, bearing wild olive 
 trees. From κότινος and φίξω, to bear. 
 
 KO'TINO^ (κότινος), ου, ο or h, a wild 
 olive tree ; a crown of wild olive branches. 
 
 Ker/s, ύοζ, h, the back part of the head, the 
 crown of the head, from κόττ'/ι, the liead ; 
 but xoTis, in lies, anger, fvm χότο;. 
 
 K0'T02, ου, 0, and x'orov, το, an old 
 grudge ; rancour, enmity, resentment, hatred. 
 
 Ίίοττάζκτίί, ιως, 'h, the game of the cottabus, 
 the act of playing at the cottabus. From 
 
 K0'TTAB02 fxoTT&SosJ, and xotrtraSos, 
 eu, 0, a kind of play at entertainments, in which 
 they dashed upon the foor the loine left in the 
 bowl. From xottsTv. 
 
 Κίττίίι/, to beat severely, for χόττίΐν. 
 
 KO'TTH, y,s, h, the head. 
 
 'ΚοττΙζω, to play at dice. Hence 
 
 Έ-αττιστη;, ου, ο, Ά dice-plaver. From 
 
 Korraj, ου, β, a die, dice, j)erha])S from, κοτ• 
 Tilv, to throw. Also χΌττος, a cock ; also the 
 name of a man or giant. 
 
 ΚΟΤΤ'ΛΗ (xoTvXn), yii, vi, a hollow, a 
 cavity ; the cavity of the hip joint ; the hollow 
 of the hand or foot ; a measure of liquids hold- 
 ing |- of a pint; a dry measure of nine ounces 
 weight ; a hollow vessel ; a drinking cup ; α 
 vessel for drawing water, i|-c. 
 
 Κβτϋλίΐδών, όνοζ, ή, the same as χοτύλη. 
 Hence χοτνλ^^^ονόφιν, the same, indecl. 
 
 Κοτυλ'^ξντος, ου, ο xau w, flowing abundantly, 
 so that one may dip it up with a cup. From 
 χ,οτύλ'/ι, a cup, and «,ξΰω, to draw loater. 
 
 'Κότϋλοζ, ου, ο, a cup, containing as much as 
 the χοτύλγι• a measure of four ounces. 
 
 Κότυί, υο;, r„ Cotys, the goddess of de- 
 bauchery ; also called Κ,οτυτω, όος• whose festi- 
 vals were called χοτύττιοι,. 
 
 Kow, Ion. for -^ου. 
 
 Κ.ούαξτο;, ου, ο, the name rf a matt, from 
 the Latin Quartus. So χουοίΐστωζ, ωζος, ό, a 
 questor. 
 
 Ιίουζα,ξΐ;, a woodlouse ; a sowbug; a sjmcies 
 of insect. 
 
 H-oiiyiTTo/, for xa) ου^ΐπΌΐ, and not yet, Eurip, 
 Med. 5'ά.'\ 
 
 JiouXffor xut ohx, and not. 
 
 Jiouxifffor xou obx'iTi, nor any more, and no 
 longer. 
 
 KovKi, TO, a cei'tain tree ; its fruit. 
 
 Κβϋλεοί, Ion. for χολίο;, a sheath. 
 
 Kow^M/, a Hebr. word, Marc, λ', 41 , arise 
 thou. 
 
 Κουξα, »;, h, a shearing ; a cutting of the 
 hair ; a shaving. Hence 
 
 ΚουξίΙί, ίω;, ο, a shearer or clipper ; a barber•, 
 and 
 
 Κουξευτξί'Χ, ας, h, a female barber ; and 
 
 Ίίουοίύύύ, f. tiaf'ji, to shave. 
 
 Kfli/^ij, '/j;, «, Ion. for χΌξ'/ι, a girl, a young 
 woman, a virgin. 
 
 Κουξητίς, ύύν, ol, young men ; the same as 
 Corybantes ; dat. pi. Ion. χουζ'^τίΰ•(ην. 
 
 Κονξίχς, ου, ο, shorn, having the hair cut. 
 
 Tk. χΐίρω. 
 
 Ka:/^/§/«, «5, 'h, a wife who was married when 
 a virgin. From χούμος, for κοξος, a youth. 
 Κουξί'^ιο;, ου, ο, a husband who married a 
 
 vn-gin. From the same. 
 
 Κουξίζουιτιν, they bring up from childhood j 
 3. pi. pres. act. from 
 
 Κουαίζω, to be in one's youth, to think or to 
 act like a boy ; to bring up from childhood. 
 From χουοος. 
 
 Κονΰϊχο;, 'h, on, of or belonging to a barber, 
 or to cuttliig tlie hair. From κουξά, 
 
 Κουξί'ξ, adv. by the hair. From the same. 
 
 Κούξίον, ου, το, a barber's shop. From the 
 same. 
 
 KOT~PMI, a kind pf malt liquor, like beer. 
 
 Κοϋξος, Ion. for χόσος, a youth, a young 
 man ; «5 also xoCon, for x'ogni a girl, a 3Oung 
 woman. 
 
 Κουξότζζος, younger. From KovQ^oi,for κόξο;. 
 
 Ιίουύοτξόφο;, ου, ο xcc) 'h, Ά nurse of youth : 
 nursing up youth. From xov^yi, for χόξ'/:, and 
 Τΰίφω. 
 
 l^ovrTuhio., ας, h, a watch or guard. From 
 the Latin custodia. 
 
 ^ζ.cυφx,for χοόφ^ς, adv. lightly, easily, nim- 
 bly. From κούφος. ' 
 
 "Κουφίξουσαν, acc. sing. f. g. jiart. pres, act. 
 from 
 
 Κ-ουφΓζ^, imperf. ίκοόφίζον, f. ia-oj, p. Ki- 
 Άούφίχα, to lighten, ease, unload ; to lift or 
 raise up ; to aid, succour, console, alleviate, 
 relieve from pain or grief; 1. a. ίχοΰφκτα. 
 From κούφος. 
 
 Κ0'ΤΦ1Ν02 (κουφίνος), ου, ο, a wicker 
 basket ; a pannier ; a hamper ; a Boeotian 
 measure/or dry and liquid things. 
 
 Κ0Τ'Φ02, yi, ov, light, not heaA'v ; small, 
 slight, gentle ; fickle, inconstant ; nimble, void, 
 empty, easy ; ίλ-^τί^ος κ^όφίΐς, Tliucyd. ii, 51, 
 which is commonly rendered some slight hope ; 
 but it jnore probably means alleviating or con- 
 soling hope, as it is explained by the Scholiast, 
 tvho inlerprcts it by χουφιζοόιτ'/Ίς• ivhich signifi- 
 cation is adopted by Gail and preferred by 
 Bauer, the latter of whom supports it by Soph, 
 Ajax.'\ 
 
 Κουφΰτίξος, compar. lighter. 
 
 Ίίβυφότ^ς, Ϋίτος, '/Ιλ hghtness, levity. 
 
 Ίίουφόω, and χουφίζο^, to lighten ; to ease. 
 
 Κούφως, adr. lightly, nimbly, easily. 
 
 ΚΟ'ΧΛΑί^, αχός, β, a little stone ; a peb- 
 , h\e found on the seii shore. 
 
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 Έίχ^λιάξίαν, ου, το, a spoon. F'ro7H κόχλο;. 
 
 Κ,ο^λίχξ, ου, ο, a cockle, a snail ; a water 
 engine, luith a screiv. From the same Th. 
 
 Ίίάχ;λο;, ov, o, a conch, a shell fish, the 
 purple she'll fish. Hence Eiigl. a cockle. 
 
 ΚΟ'ΧΑΩ, to turn or wind about, to twist, 
 
 ΚΟ'ΧΟΣ, ου, ό, a copious stream of fluid. 
 
 1ζ.οχ;ύ^ζ'Τχ-ον, Ioii. β}Γ Ixo^'j^isv, imperf. of 
 
 }ζ.')χ;υόίΜ, to flow in a copious stream. From 
 :ίοχ;ύΜ, the sa/jie. 
 
 Ko;i^vss-x.=v, it trickled down ; 3. sing, im- 
 pctf. Ion. for ίκ,όχ;νί, by Parag. of σκιν 
 
 ^οχΰω, to flow down in a plentiful stream. 
 
 k. -ΛΛχοζ. 
 
 KOXii'NH, 'Λί, -A, and 
 
 'Κ'οχΜνον, ου, το, tiie joining of the haunch or 
 hip lione with the buttocks or thigh ; also the 
 thio-h itself. 
 
 Κό•φχ;, χν~\;, part. 1. a. and 
 
 Τίό'•1/ίν, Ion. for ίχο-φίν, 3-. si?>g. 1. a. act, 
 if xc-rroj, f -φω, to cut. 
 
 KO' YIMOS, ου, 'h, a tree resembling the 
 medhir. 
 
 Κ0^ίΊΧ02 f κ,ο'Ί/'ί ^0$ j , or ίίΰ-φυ^ο;, ου, ο, 
 a species of blackbird ; the same as κόσ-!τνφοί. 
 
 \\.^aivov,for κ,ξΖνον, or κξΤινον• 1. a. i)nperat. 
 of ΆζκΙνω, f χξο.νΰϋ, to perform, accomplish ; 
 ]. a. act. ί;ίρανα., Ait. inpyvoi' 1. a. hnpsrat. 
 Άογ,να•), and αο'/;κϋΰν. 
 
 Κ-ράατ , for χΐ'άοι,τα^ noni. pi. of fiexoce, octo;, 
 TO, the head. 
 
 KPiVBAT02, or ϋξάζζα-το;, ου, ό, a couch, 
 a niean kind of bed. 
 
 T^payyvi, ης, 'h, and χξάγγων^ or κξάγων, 
 βνοί, ο, a fish of the shrimp kind. 
 
 ϊίξΆγύ!, ρβΡ(η-2: α.ψα^, of κξαγγινα,ι, 2, a, 
 inf. piiH. (f κ-ξάζω, f. |«, to cry or bawl out ; 
 ii. a. act. iKQ&yov, 2. a. pas. ί,ίξ&γην. 
 
 i\pa.yirrii, ου, ό, one wlio cries aloud or 
 bawls out. Th. κξάζω, to cry aioud, p. m. 
 κ'ίχξοίγοι. 
 
 Κ^ώΒα/ν&ί, or xocitaoj, to shake, brandish, 
 hurl. 
 
 KPA'AH fκξΆΌr,J, '/i;, 'h, a branch, shoot or 
 ]eaf of tiie fig tree ; any leaf or branch ; the 
 wild fig ; a theatrical machine. 
 
 1ζ/>ίίο-/ιφογίύΐ, χ:, 'h, the carrying of branciies, 
 property of the fig tree. From ζξά^ί] and 
 φ'ίξΜ, to carry. 
 
 Κξίίοίιχ,, ui, n, the heart, for χοίζ^ίχ, by 
 Mctath. 
 
 K^«c/>;, '/);, 'h, the Jleart ; Io7i. for the pre- 
 ceding . 
 
 Kiulo;, ου, hi' a branch or bough of the fig 
 tioe ; the \yitd fig tree; a disease of the fig 
 
 KPA'Zii, to cry aloud, to bawl out ; to ex- 
 claim ; to cause to cry out in AL T. Gal. iv, 
 6 ; to caw or croak like the crow ; imperf, 
 'ί-,ι,οαζίν, 1 . f. χξύξω, 1 . a. 'ίκοοίξα., and by 
 Tcdupl. ίκ.'%χ,ού.\α,, paulopostfut. >(.ΐΆζά^ο[Λθίΐ, 
 p. m. iKiK^oiyx. 
 
 Koahk, tvTos, part. I. a. pas, of χίξάννυ/ΐΛΐ, 
 
 f. κίζάιτω, and by Sync, κξκιτω• peif. ])as. x'i~- 
 χξ^χμ-Λΐ, 1, a. pas. ίχξάΰ'/ιν. 
 
 Κ^α^ίνα/, to be vanquished or overcome ; by 
 Sync, for xoocr'/iuyivoci, 1. a. inf. pas. of χ^ατίω^ 
 f 'Λσω, to overcome. Th. χξάτο;, τό. 
 
 ΚΡΑΓΝίΙ, / xv^, to finish, perfect, fulRl,, 
 accomplish, to effect ; to rule, reign. 
 
 Ίίξΰα•^οίλά&ι, ω, f. ή(τω, to have the headach 
 afier drinking to excess. 
 
 ΚΡΑΙΠΑΆΗ (κζχιτα,λτι), τις, «, a head- 
 ach or giddiness occasioniied by gluttony, excess. 
 Frofn χάξοί, το, the head, drinking to excess, 
 surfeiting, aiid ττά,'Κος, agitation or shaking. 
 
 }ζ.ξχί•7ταλίξω, f Ισω, to surfeit one's self. 
 From the precedhig. 
 
 'ΚζΆΐ-ττνκ, quickly, swiftly ; adv. for χξχι^νωξ. 
 From 
 
 ΚΡχΊΙΠΝΟ'Σ, '/f, ov, rapid, nimble, speedy. 
 
 KPAI~PA, aj, h, the head. From χάξοί, 
 sometimes the Sajne as χίξχκ», a sail-yard. 
 
 }ζ.ξάλ/ις, ου, ο, a king; χξκλχίνχ, >??, Μ, Λ 
 queen. 
 
 Κζο,μ,χ, ΰί,'Γο;, το, a mixture ; wine, mixed 
 Avith water. Th. χίξχννυμι, to mix. 
 
 KPA'MBH, 575, 'h, cabbage, coiewort ; gen. 
 
 pi. χραμζων. 
 
 Κξκμξο$, vi, 0)1, dry, parched, hot ; sweet ; 
 and as a subst. a blight in giapes front being 
 scorched by the sun. 
 
 Κξχμζοφάγοξ, ου, ό χχιίι, the name of a frog. 
 Frotn κξχμζ'/ι, cabbage, and φa.yω, to eat. 
 
 Κξο,νκ, as. Dor. for χξ^ντ}, '/•,;, h, a fountain. 
 Hence κξχνια^ις, ων, χ]. Dor. for χξπνιχοι^, mvy 
 at, goddesses or nymphs of the fountains, also 
 called Naiads and Nymphs ; also xgxvili?, for 
 χξ'/ΐνίοί;. 
 
 Κξκνχο;, a, ov, rough, barren, unfruitful. 
 From χύξ'/ινον, the head, a summit. 
 
 ]i^x'j'iiffeai,for κξχνΰσύχι, of χoκ'^vω,f. χξχνω, 
 to finish, perfect, 2. m. χοχνοΰμχι, 2.y. inf. τη. 
 χξχνίΤα-άαι, ayid by Poet, or Ion. Dialys. χξΛ' 
 vUffuat. 
 
 ΚΡΑΝΕΓΑ, «?, 'h, the cornel tree ; a spear 
 made of iis loood. 
 
 Κξχναον, ου, το, a helmet. From χζάνον 
 because it covers the head ; also the same as 
 xpaviov. 
 
 Κξχνίά^χν, Dor. for χξχνιά^ων, gen, ^j/. 
 from 
 
 Κξχνιχ^ϋ, ων, at, goddesses or Nymphs of 
 the fountains. From x^'/ivn, a fountain. See 
 }ζ.ξχνχ. 
 
 Κζχνίον, ου, το, the skull ; the head ; a kind 
 of cup ; a species of shrub ; a grove of cy- 
 press trees near Corinth. Th. χχξγινον. 
 Κξάνον, ου, TO, the head ; and 
 Κξάνοί, s*i, TO, a helmet or head-piece. 
 From the same Th, 
 
 Κξχντ?ίξ, ϋξοί, ο, one who performs, accom- 
 plishes or effects ; a cheek tooth ; and 
 
 Κξχντωξ, οξοξ, ο, a king, a prince. Th. 
 χξκινα. 
 
 Κξύξχ;, avros, part. 1. a. act. of χξάζα, 
 f. χξκξίύ, to cry or call out, 1. a. ίχξχία. 
 
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 509 
 
 ΚΡΑ 
 
 Κ,ξΆί) χξκτοζ, or χξάοίί, χξύαίτόί} ο and *ro, 
 the head. Τ/κ κ,άζπνον, the same. 
 
 Κζ«ί, ατο;, το, contract, for κςια,ζ, flesh. 
 
 Κξα,<η3, ίωζ, h, a mixture, a mixing or tem- 
 pering ; the temperament or constitution of the 
 body. Th. χίξάννυμι. 
 
 Κξάσ'Τί^ΰν, ου, το, a border, hem ; a skirt ; 
 a fringe ; the border of a net ; the edge or 
 margin of the shore ; the foot of a mountain ; 
 a priest's garment. JFrom κξάσ -ti -rthou. 
 
 KPA'2TI2, i&ii, h, grass, herbage, hay, the 
 same as γξάιττις. 
 
 KPA'TAirOS, ov, 0, or χξχτΆΐγΰϋν, όνοζ, ο, 
 a species of tree, having leaves like the medlar. 
 
 }ζ.ξατα(γύαλοί, ου, ο κα) h, strong, firm. 
 From κ.ξα.τιχΐΰς, strong, and γύχλον, a cavity. 
 
 ΚξχτΆΐο;, a, ov, strong, mighty, valiant ; 
 intrepid ; huge, great ; violent. 2Vi. κξ^ά,το;, το. 
 
 }ίξχτκιότ-/ι$, τίτοζ, 71, strength, vigour, en- 
 ergy, valour. ' From the j^receding. 
 
 }ίξά,τκιόω, ω, j". ώσω, ρ, κ,ίκξΛταίωκ,οί, to 
 strengthen, coniirm ; imperf. pas, ίΛξΆτΰύίοό(/.*ιν, 
 αΰμ^ν, -Όου, οΰ, -Όετο, ουτο' pres. iniperut. pas. 
 2. pi. ϋζο,τκίοΖσύί, be ye strong; 1. a. ind. 
 pas, Ικ,ζοίτοίΐωί'/ιν, 1. a. inf. pas. of κρα,ταιω^η- 
 vxi. Th. κξά,τοζ. 
 
 'Κξβίτα,ίτο'^ΐί, ων, οι, having strong feet, no}n. 
 pi. from 
 
 Κ.ζαίταί^ονζ, ο%οζ, ο κ,α) ^, Epithet of a bull, 
 having strong feet, strong-footed. From χξχ- 
 Toctoi, strong, and του;, loot. 
 
 ΚξχταίΜμκ, ατοξ, το, firmness, strength. 
 From χξβίτκίόω. 
 
 ΚξατΛίΰ;, adv. strongly, powerfully, might- 
 
 iiy. 
 
 Κζκταίωιπί, ius, vi, a strengthening ; firm- 
 ness, strength. 
 
 Kgarss/, he rules or governs ; 3. sing.' pres. 
 ind, of χξΟίτίω. 
 
 Ίίξά,τε/, dat. sing, of χξά,τος, ίος, το, 
 strength. 
 
 'Κζάτίΐ, 2. sing. pres. imperat. But 
 
 }ζ.ξατί7, 3. sing. pres. ind. of χζοι,τίω. 
 
 Ιίξοίτίο&ων, for χξοίτίξΛ/ν, gen. pi. jEol.f. g. 
 from 
 
 Έίξατΐξοξ, κ, ov, strong, mighty, powerful ; 
 intrepid, impetuous, violent ; menacing. Th. 
 κζάτοζ. 
 
 1ίζΒίτίξόφξον\ dat. or ace. sing, from 
 
 ]ίξΆτί^^ψξ&)ν, ovo;, χοά '/>, having a firm or 
 uncoT^lierable spirit ; intrepid ; brave. From 
 χξκτίζοζ, strong, and φξνιν, the mind. 
 
 ΚζΛΤίξύνυζ,, νχ,ας, ο xoc.) vi, having strong 
 claws, talons, or hoofs. From χξοίτίξΰί, strong, 
 and ονϋξ, a nail or talon. 
 
 }ζ.ξατίξως, adv. strongly, powerfully, stren- 
 uously, wath one's whole strength ; intrepidly. 
 From χξοίτίξοζ, strong. 
 
 ΤίζβίτίυτΜΐ, ων, at, the supports on which a 
 spit rests. 
 
 Ιίξοι,ηυτκ,ων, gen. 2>l' j:EoI. of the preceding 
 for χξατίυτων. 
 
 Κο&τίω, Μ, f. γ,σω, to get the command, to 
 he master of, to have in one's power, to rule ; 
 
 to get possession of, to possess, to obtain ; to 
 get the better, to conquer ; to excel ; to con- 
 tain, to restrain ; to hold fast, to keep ; to keep 
 in memory; to lay hold on ; to last ; \. a. 
 Ιχοά,τίίσο!,, 1. a. imperat. χξάτ'/ι(Τον, άτω, 1. a. 
 suhj. κζΰί,τ'/ισω, ψ, >?• 1. a. inf. χζΆττκτα,ι, part. 
 1. a. χζχτ'/ια-Άί, οίντος, perf. act. χζχξάτνιχχ^ 
 peif. iif. act. κίχζοι,τ'/ιχ'ίνκι• imperf. 2^cts. 
 ίχξχτιόμτ,ν, ΰύμνν, 3. ])l. ίοντο, ουντο• perf pas. 
 χιχξάτγιμαι, and ill 3. pi. κίκοάτΐΐντοα. Th. 
 Χξάτοζ. 
 
 Κξχτηάίΐξ, part. 1 . a. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Κξΰίτνίξ, and Ion. χξ',-,τγ,ο, γ,ξο;, ο, c bowl, 
 goblet J a constellation ; a crater of a volcano. 
 From χεξάννυμι, to mix. 
 
 Κ^ατίί, χζΆτγι, 2. and 3. sing. pres. subj. 
 of χξα.τίω. 
 
 Κξαίτγισ-βίί, 1. a. inf. act. χ.^άτγισον, I. a. 
 imperat. S^c. See ΚξΆτ?.Μ. 
 
 Κξθίτίΐο•ι//.α;ζος, ου, ο χα) h, one who con- 
 quers in battle. From χοα-τίω and μάχομαι, 
 to fight. 
 
 ^ί^κτιησίττου;, ο'^οί, ό xui yi, one who gets the 
 victory in the race, vanquishing with the feet ; 
 το7ζ τοσϊ χρατ'/ισαί. 
 
 'K^ciTTiffiTTo;, ου, ο χα.) ή, vanquishing with 
 horses, i. e. in the horse race ; ο το7; Ίττττοΐζ 
 χξΟίτήϋΌΐ,ς. 
 
 Κξύτγ,α-ίζ, ΐως, νι, power, sway 5 a holding, a 
 retaining ; a ivord which occurs on Egyptian or 
 Alexandrian coitis of Galba and Otho, as re- 
 marked by Spanheim. de Usu Num. Diss, iii, 
 p. l'ie,ed.fol. according to ivhom it signifies 
 valour ; but Moyle after Harduin rendu7\'i it 
 empire, doininion, as Chron. Alex. ΚόμμοΙο$ 
 ίντί Tris αυτοΰ χξΆτί',σιοίζ ταύει Tm ^ιωγμον, 
 Commodus, on obtaining l;he empire, put a stop 
 to the persecution. See Moyl. Op. vol. ii, p. 
 264. From χξκτίω. 
 
 Κξχτί, dat. sing, of κξα;, χξατοί, το. Th. 
 xigvivov. 
 
 ΚξύτιστΆ, adv. best, most excellently. 
 From 
 
 Κξοίτκττίύω, f ίυσ-Λ), to excel, to be emincHt 
 in μηι/ thing, Xen. Mein.'] 
 
 Κξκτίίττο;, η, ov, the strongest, most power- 
 ful, most excellent, the best; superl. degree. 
 Th. Χξάτο;, ίος, τό. 
 
 KPA'TOS, £3?, το. Strength, power, do- 
 minion, command, authority, government ; vic- 
 tory ; the wrist, in which the strength of the 
 hand resides. 
 
 Κζ&τοζ, gen. sing, of xoki, xoaro-,, το, the 
 head. 
 
 ^^ξο,τουντίί , nom. pi. part. pres. of χξ^τίΜ. 
 Without the article by an unusual construc- 
 tion, Iphig. Taur. 1301. More commonly 
 with the article^ as Cic. ad Att. ii, 25. 
 T«i reiv κξΜτουντων, ex Phosniss. 406, those in 
 authority, not conquerors, as it is translated. 
 See Markl. ad Eurip. Supplic. Mul. 18. 
 Κζατουντίς T>jv τοίξά'^οιην των Τξία-ξυτίοων, 
 Marc, vii, 3, holding in memory. Όφβαλμο] 
 αΙτων ίχξατοΰντύ, Luc. xxiv, 16, their eyes 
 
ΚΡΕ 
 
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 ΚΡΗ 
 
 were hindered or restrained; bi/ a Hebraism, 
 according to the (ψϊηίοη of Heunian. But 
 JEurip. in Helena. 1403 ; α•ιγ'/ΐτίον μα, κα,Ι ffi 
 'Τξθΰτ<τοιουμ,ιθθί ίυνουν, κξατίΤν τε του στΌμκ,το;, 
 Ι must be silent. ΤΙι. κ-ζατίω. 
 
 ΚξΆτύνω, to make strong, strengthen, fortify; 
 to confirm, establish, to command. 
 
 Koxrli;, i7x, ii. Strong, mighty, powerful. 
 From κ,ξάτος, strength. 
 
 Ιίοί/.υγύίζά), f. άσω, ]). κ.',κξαυγχ>ικ, to cry 
 out ; to cry like a child. From K^ouyh, a cry- 
 ixig out. Th. χ,ζάζω, f. ξώ». 
 
 Ιίοαυγάνω, the same. 
 
 }iocc'jyciirl^7^s> ov, o, the name of a frog. 
 From 
 
 Κξ/χυγ^ι, η?, h, a cry, a crying out, clamour, 
 vociferation. Th. κ,ζκζω, perj. m. κίαξαγχ' 
 hence by Epenth. of υ, κ,^αυγγι. 
 
 ΚΡΔΤ~Ρ02, ξο,, ξον, dry, hard, rough, 
 brittle; and as a subsl. a disease of oxen. 
 
 K«sa, nom. or ace. ^)?. contract, for -AfAara,, 
 from Ko'iot,^. 
 
 Κ-ξίύγοα, a;, ii, a flesh hook, a hook. From 
 κφα,ζ and αγξο., a catching. 
 
 }s.oiu'jof//iM, <w, f. y/i/isf, to distribute flesh ; to 
 cut up, dress, and eat the flesh belonging to 
 others. From νίμω and κξϊαζ. 
 
 ΚΡΕΆ2, aro;. Ion. κξία,βί, and Att. 
 κ,ξίωζ, TO, flesh ; a piece of flesh ; the body ; 
 171 p/. κξίκτα, Xfiiaci, xoioi, gen. pi. κρίάτων 
 and κξίων. 
 
 Κ^ί/ί/ο-α, Do7'. for κ,ξίουιτκ, a queen, part, 
 ])res. of κ,ξίο}, to reign, rule ; Poet. χξύω. 
 
 KocTov, 00) TO, a flesh pot or kettle. From 
 χξίας, flesh. Also K^s~«v, ace. sing, from \\.ξΐ7ο;. 
 
 K-otiovTCi, ace. sing, from κζύων, οντο;, a. 
 
 }ίοί7οζ, on, a, the name of a man. 
 
 }ζ.ξίί(ΤΰΌνα, nom. pi. n. g. κζΐΐιτσονίζ, nom. 
 jil. m. and.f. g. and 
 
 Yi^ucffoffiv, and κξζΊττοιην, dat. pi. from 
 
 Jifliiffffuv, or -ττων, gen. ovs;, ο tcou ti, strong- 
 er, more powerful, more excellent, superior, 
 better ; not overcome by any thing ; το κ,ζΐΊσ- 
 σν), compar. of kya.$o$, greater ; more power- 
 ful ; active or virulent (of a disease) j ζξζ7(τσ•ον 
 x'oyo'j, more powerful than can be expressed. 
 Κατ' ι^,οχ/ήν, in pi. the gods, ύί^ιοϋντο ov τίνο", 
 των κ,ξϋττόνων, they received any one of tlie 
 gods, Lvc. Epist. Saturnal. and passim. 
 JFAian. V. H. iii, 1. Th. Άζάτα;, ιος, τβ.] 
 
 Koiicij, Poet, for κξ'ίίιύ, to reign, rule. 
 Hence 
 
 }ζ.ρίίαιν, ovTOi 
 commander ; also 
 
 Κξύων, οντοί, Ό, a proper naine. 
 
 Κζίίΰν, Poet, for κξίων, gen. j)l. from κξίας, 
 t/To;, TO, flesh. 
 
 KPE'Kil, f. ζω, p. xec, to strike with a 
 .shuttle ; to strike ; to make a shrill noise ; to 
 resound ; κζίχαν Ιστον, to strike the web, i. e. 
 to weave. 
 
 Κοεμύόρα, ag, h, a hanging basket to hold 
 meat, cheese, ^c. Aristoph. N'ub. 218.] 
 
 'Κζίμάα-αιτύοι/, 1. Ο. irf. in. of κξίμΛμαι, 
 
 a ruler, a prince, a leader, a 
 
 Th. κξΐμάω, to hang up, to suspend ; pait, 
 
 1. a. κ,ρίμκσα,ζ, (χ,ντοζ. 
 
 Κξίμ.α(τύίϊς, ίντοζ, part. 1. a. pas. χξίμκ<τ&γ, 
 3. sing. 1. a. subj. jms. κξίμοίσύηναι, I. a. inf. 
 pas, of κξΐμ.άω. 
 
 Κξίμαα-τ^ΐξ, yi^o;, ό, one who hangs up ; a 
 cord or string bij ivhich any thing is suspended. 
 From the same. Hence 
 
 Κξίμασ-τ'/ΐξΐΰ;, ου, ο κλ) yj, hanging, sus- 
 pended, pendulous. 
 
 Κξψ.α,ίττο;, 71, ov, the Same. From 
 
 ΚΡΕΜΑΩ, ω, or :'.ξίμ^χννύω, and κ^ιμά,ννυμι, 
 f άσω, to hang up, suspend ; \. a. ίκξίμα,σοί' 
 pres. pas. κφμαμοίΐ^ σοΆ, τα,ι, to hang, be sus- 
 pended ; to depend or be contained, in N. T. 
 part. pres. pas. κξίμάμζνοζ, hanging, suspended; 
 1. a. pas. ίκ,ξίμίσύ'/ιν, I. a. subj. jms. χξίμοισ^ω, 
 part. 1. a. pas. κζίμκσ'θύς. 
 
 KPE'MBAAON, ου, το, an instrument, 
 ivhich makes a rattling sound, a rattle, a cym- 
 bal. 
 
 ΚΡΕ'ΜΤΣ, vos, 0, a kind of fish. See 
 Athsn. lib. vii, cap. 15. 
 
 Κ^'ίξ, κ-οξ, h, a species of bird having a sharp 
 serrated bill, of ill omen to marriages ; also 
 called κξ-χας. From κ,ξίκω, to resound. Als& 
 Άζϊζ,, the hair. 
 
 Ιχξίοισ-α, a;, a, Oor. for χξίουσχ, tji, vi, 
 Creusa, or queen, the ?ia?ne if a Nymph. 
 
 Κ.ξίουξγ'-ίύ, to be a butcher ; to cut up meat 
 like a butcher, to cut to pieces. From κξίουζ- 
 γο;, a butcher. 
 
 'K^iovoy/ihov, adv. by cutting in small pieces. . 
 
 Έ.ξίουξ'^ο;, ου, ό κοά «, a butcher. From 
 χξίοίς and 'ίξγΛν, work. 
 
 Ιίξίσ-ιτονί;, more excellent, better, no?n. pL 
 from 
 
 Τίζί/τσ-ων, Oor. or Ion. for κ,ξίίίτβ-ων, more 
 excellent, superior, better. Th. χράτοί. 
 
 }ίξίω, Poet, χξζΐω, to rule, reign. 
 
 Ίίζίωζξοτίύ^, 'ίισω, to feed on flesh, Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 }ζ.ξίων, οντοζ, ό, a king. From xoiu, to reign. 
 Hence κξίουσα., a queen. 
 
 Κ.ζί.ω'ττύλτίζ, ου, ο, a vender of flesh, a butch- 
 er ; and 
 
 IL^iouTTUXtov, ου, TO, a flesh market, a butch- 
 er's shambles. From, »^έ«5, flesh, and ττωλίω, 
 to sell. 
 
 ΚζίΜφαγοί, ου, ο xou h, eating flesh, feed- 
 ing upon flesh. From κφας, flesh, and φύγω, 
 to eat. 
 
 KPHTT02 fx^7iyvo;J, υον, good, useful; 
 pleasant ; true ; fit, 
 
 ΚΡΗ'ΔΕΜΝΟΝ, ου, τΐ, a head band ; a 
 fillet, a covering for the head ; also the battle- 
 ments of a wall ; a wall ; the lid or covering of 
 a vessel, as if it were κ,οι,ξ'/ι'^ίμνον. From κάξο.. 
 the head, and Ί'ίω, to bind. 
 
 Κξ'/ΐ'^νκτζ, 2. pi. and 
 
 'Κξγιψον, 2. sing. 1. a. imperat. act. κ,ζγγιναι, 
 1 . a. inf. act, of αξαίνω, f κξανω, to finish, 
 perform, effect ; 1 . a, 'ίκξ'/ινχ, 1 . a. im^^erat. 
 Λξτιηνον, Poet, by Pleonasjn, as if from κξα/αίνω^. 
 
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 "Κξ'/ιΰίΙοΆξ, αυ, ο, Dor. for 'Κ.ζτ,θίΐίνΐζ, if, ο, 
 τοΖ Κξ'^νύί/νς crciis, Κ'Ισων, ^son, the son of 
 Cretlieus. 
 
 Κξϊ^βίν, adv. from the head. From κ,βα,ζ, 
 ατός, the head. Tli. κά,ζηνον. 
 
 ΚΡΗ~ΘΜΟΝ, ου, ro, a kind of plaet. 
 'Κ.ζΥίύων, 0, a proper name, Crethon. 
 'Κζήϊον, ov, TO, a sort of cake which ha-s meat 
 mixed with it. From χ,ξίχζ, or αζ?,;. 
 
 ίίξ^ι/ίΛνάω, or κξ'εμνη/ίΛΐ, to precipitate, to hurl 
 down 5 κςημ-'κμοί,ί, to hang, to be hung up or 
 suspended •, pres. inf. act. κζ'/ιμΛ•άνα,ι• parL. pres. 
 act. κζ'/ιμνα,ς, άντος. Th. κ.ξ*ιμνο;. 
 
 K^9?^v>j, b?/ Apoc. for ζξ'/ιμν-/ι0ί, pres. impe- 
 rat. of the 2)receding, Hut iinperf. ίκογιμνην, 
 Άζ, η, so that χξΐήμν^ may be the imperf. Ion. 
 
 Κξίίμνίξω, to cast or hurl down headlong ; to 
 precipitate. 
 
 KPHMNO'2, 0?, 0, R precipice ; any high 
 and steep place, as a lofty bank ; and Metaph, 
 the lips of a sore or wound ; as if it ivere κξί- 
 μάμινοζ, i. e. a hanging place, from κξίμιίω, 
 to hang up. 
 
 Κξτιμνότ'/ί;, ου, β, a fountain, 
 
 Έ-ξΐ^μνά^'/ΐζ, εοί, ο κχι ί, steep, abrupt, pre- 
 cipitous, lofty. From κξ'/ιμνό;. 
 
 K^jjva/, 1. a. inf. act. κξ^νον, perfect or finish 
 thou, 1. a. imperat. act. of κξαίνω^ 
 
 Τίξκνάων, gen. pi. ^ol. for χ^ηνων, from 
 
 KPH'NH, '/jj, h, a fountain, Thucijd. ii, 
 48. See under Φξίκξ. 
 
 Κ.ξ^'ΤΤόόω, ω, f. ωσω, to put on sli])pers or 
 shoes; also to lay a foundation. Hence 
 
 Κ,ξί^ττί^Μμοί, uToi, TO, properly, a putting on 
 of shoes or slippers ; also the laying of a found- 
 nation ; a groundwork. Th. 
 
 ΚΡΗΠΓ2, uoi, h, a slipper, a sort of shoe, 
 a sandal, Theophr. Char. 2 -, a foundation, a 
 basis ; a kind of cake ; a bank, a brink, a shore. 
 
 Κ^ίί, Dor. for ϋξίοίζ, α,τος, το, flesh.] 
 
 K^iji, ητοζ, a Cretan, o\ Κξ^τί?, Cretans. 
 
 KPH2E'Px\, MS, «, a sieve, a strainer. 
 
 Κξ»<τκί^;, ivToi, o, from the Lat. Crescens, a 
 -mans name. 
 
 K^ijiro-a, VI?, h, a Cretan woman. 
 
 }ίξησ•φύγ>!τον, ov, το, a place of refuge or 
 shelter ; an asylum. From KgJjj, a Cretan, 
 ^c. Minos, and φεύγω, 
 
 Κξ'^τη, '/IS, the Jiame of an island, Creta. 
 Hence Κξνιτέ$. 
 
 }ζ.ξ'/ιτίΐξ. Ion. for «,ξϋτ'/ΐζ., ^^os, o, a bowl, a 
 goblet. Th. κ,ίζάννυμι, f. άσω, 
 
 Κζ^ιτίζω, to imitate the Cretans, i. e. to lie 
 and deceive. 
 
 K^r, TO, barley, contract, from x^if/i, jj?, i, 
 the same,. 
 
 Κξία^ίύϋ, to laugh, Hesych. 
 
 Ιίζίγε, Ion, for εκ,ξίγΐ, 3. sing. 2. a. of 
 ^ξίζβα, to make a shrill noise. 
 
 Κ.ξΐγμο;, ου, ο, and κ,ζίγιι, us, η, a sharp or 
 grating sound, a gnashing of the teeth. 
 From 
 
 ΚΡΓΖΩ, /, Ιω, p. χα, to make a shrill or 
 .grating noise, to» creak ; p. m. κίκξίγα. 
 
 "ΚοΊθεν, Boeot. by Sync, fbr εκ,ζΊύγισΆν, 3. pi, 
 1. a. ind. pas,, of ΗξΙνω. 
 
 ΚΡΙΘΪΤ ('koTUyiJ, m, h, barley. 
 
 'K.piuyivai, I. a. inf. pas. κζΐύήσομαι, i.f uid. 
 pas. of κρίνω . 
 
 Έ.ξί&ϊνος, Ίν/ι, ivov, of barley, made of barley. 
 From KOiuh, barley. 
 
 1ίξίύω1'/ΐζ, εοζ, ο zee) η, the same, and from 
 the same Th. 
 
 'Κξΐύων, gen. pi. of ζξΐΗ. 
 
 }ζ.ξί;ίεν, it m^ide a grating sound, it creaked, 
 3. sing, or perf Ion. for τίεκ,ς^ί-Λζ,^ or 2. a. Ion. 
 and Poet, for εχξίγε, of κ.ζίζω, to make a sharp 
 sound. If the sense would admit, it might also 
 be 3. sing. perf. Ion. <f κοΊνω. 
 
 Κξίκοξ, ου, ο, the savie as κίξκοί, a circle, a 
 
 Κξϊμα, or κζΤμα, έέτβί, τα, judgment, judicial 
 sentence ; condemnation ; punishment ; ven- 
 geance ; a decree ; τά κ,β'ιμκτχ, judicial con- 
 tests ; law- suits. Hence the Latin crimen, 
 and. the Engl, a crime. Th. χξίνω. 
 
 ΚΡΓΜΝΟΝ, βυ, το, coarse meal or flour. 
 
 Κξΐναι, 1. a. inf. κξ^vc^s, part. 1. a. act. 
 from κζίνω. 
 
 Κξίνάμζνοί, having chosen, ])art. 1. a. m, 
 κξίνοί,ντο, 3. pi. 1. a. m. Ion. a.>id 
 
 Κξίνε, 3. sing, inipaf. Lm. fur ίκ,ζΐη• κρί- 
 νετε, 2. pi. imperat. pres. of the same verb. 
 
 Υίξίν'εωσι, Poet, for κξίνω<Χ(, 3. pi. pres. stihj. 
 of χξίνω. 
 
 KPI'NON, ov, TO, a lily ; a gourd ; a poor• 
 person; a kind of daiice. Also κξΊνοζ, εοζ,το, 
 a lily. And 
 
 Κζίναν, I judged, imperf. or 2. a. Ion. χξΤνοί', 
 1. a. imperat. act. of κ^ίνω, to judge. 
 
 KPI'NIi (κξΤνω], f. κ,ξίνω, to divide, to 
 part; to distinguish, to choose out; to judge, 
 think, esteem ; to decide ; to try as a judge ; 
 to pass sentence ; to accuse, condemn ; to ex- 
 amine ; 'ίξίνεσ'^χί τιμά,ων, to dispute concernin<^ 
 honours (ένεκα,, understood), Theogon. 8β2 ; 
 1. a. 'ίχξίνα, ίκξίνοσα,ν, 3. pi. 2. a. for εκρινον, 
 Exod. xviii, 26 ; κ,ξ'ινόΐ, settle the disputes of, 
 Eurip. Med. 642, like ^ηχ,κξίνεα•^ΰίί in Odys. 
 xviii, 148 ; Class. Journal, vol. :^xviii, ;>. 321 ; 
 1. a, i?npcrat. κξΐνον, άτω, I. a. inf. act, Kpivoct, 
 jmrt. 1. a. K^Uas, ccvtos, perf. act. κ,εκξΐχ,Ά- 
 ■pres. pas. κξίνομα.ι, to be judged, fe be called 
 into judgment, pe//. j)as. κίκξίμαι, l.a.pas. 
 ΐζξίΰ'/ιν, 1. a. subj. pas. κξΐύω, γς, γ, !■ f. pa.s. 
 χΰί^νσομαι.^ 
 
 KPIO'2 (κζΧος), ου, ό, a ram ; a military 
 engine; a constellation ; a kind of ship. 
 
 Κ.ξίο'ΤΓξόίτωτοί, ου, ό κα< 'h, having the face of 
 a ram. 
 
 Kg;sr<>7, vis, 'h, the name of a iv:man. 
 
 'Κξίσίμοί, ου, ο Kcct ν, critical ; in. Medic, 
 those days were so called in which the physiciaii 
 could form a judgment of the evetd of the dis- 
 ease, Salni. de Annis Clint, p. 7, 8. 
 
 Κζίσι;, ias, i], a judgment, a trial ; a serj•- 
 tence ; opinion or judgment of any thing ; cen- 
 sure ; accusation, condemnation ; a controv^iif• 
 
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 &>' dii^pute ; a decision ; the event of a war ; a 
 crisis in diseases. From χξίνω. 
 
 Ίζ.οίσ-κξαι/α, uv, τα,, the king's desk or cofier, 
 Ctcsias. 
 
 K^/iToraj, ου, ο, a mans name, Crispus, 
 From the Latin. 
 
 Κξίτ'^ξ/ον, ου, το, an organ or instrument of 
 judging ; the faculty of judging ; a mark or 
 signfro?)! which loe form a judgment ; a court 
 «f justice ; a tribunal ; a controversy ; a law- 
 suit ; the judges ; a criterion. From κξίνω, to 
 judge. 
 
 Κξϊτ'/ΐξ, ου, ο, a judge ; and 
 ΚξίΤίχο;, ii, ov, skilful in judging or discern- 
 ing ; one who judges, a critic ; critical. 
 
 Κξίτοί, h, ov, select, chosen, choice. From 
 i3. nng. J^erf. pas. of hq^ivoj, to choose. 
 K^/«, h, the name of a ivonian. 
 Κ,ξοοίίνω, f ανω, p. αγκοί, to beat with the 
 feet ; to sing to a stringed instrument ; as if it 
 were κρουα,ινω. Th. κ.ξονω. 
 
 ϊίξόζυλο;, the same as κξύζυλο;. 
 Υ.ξοϊο'ος, ov, 0, king of the Lydians, Croesus. 
 "ΚοΌκα,, hy Syncope f>r xooxi'^a, ace. sing, of 
 χξοζ)?, ί^οζ, ί], the woof. Th. κ,ξ'οκ,τι, τις, vt. 
 
 KPO'KH, m, 'h, the woof in weaving, or the 
 thread which is passed across the web τω κξίζίΐν, 
 i. e. by striking with the shuttle. Also κ,ξΌκνι, 
 the shore, the sand of the shore. 
 
 Κ^β».ίί, 'i'hos, and κοοκ,υ;, υ^οζ, ί, the same as 
 χζόκ'Α' also lint on one's clothes, Theophr. 
 Char. 2. Sometimes xoritten. κ,ξοκύξ.^ 
 
 ΚΡ0Κ0'ΔΕΙχΥ02, ου, ο, a crocodile, so 
 called because χ,ξόκον "^ίίλια, it is afraid of 
 saffron. Also a kind of subtle or sophistical 
 question. 
 
 Τίξοχόίΐς, oiffffa., όεν, of a saffron colour. 
 From χξόχοί. 
 
 1ίροΗ.Ό•7η•πΧοζ, ου, ο xat h, clothed in a saffron- 
 coloured robe. From χξόκ.ο;, ου, ο, saffron, 
 and ίτίτλβν, ου, το, a woman's robe. 
 
 KPO'KOS, ου, 0, and κ,ξόχον, ου, το, saffron; 
 the yolk of an egg ; oats. 
 
 Ιίξόμμυον, and Poet, χξόμυον, ου, το, an 
 onion. 
 
 K^svi^'/)?, ου, 0, the son του Κ-ξόνου, i. e. of 
 Saturn ; Jupiter ; gen. Ion. Κξονί^ω, voc, Ζ 
 YipoviBri• 
 
 Κξονιχοξ, A,, ov, of Saturn ; old-fashioned, 
 Utale ; stupid, doating ; and 
 
 Κξόνιος, la, lov, the same. From lioovos. 
 K^iwiyv, ωνοζ, the Same as ϊζ.οονΊ'^ηξ. From, 
 KPO'NOS, ου, 0, Saturn ; a morose, peevish, 
 or doating old fellow. 
 
 ΚζοσσΆ), a.1. the battlements of walls or 
 •towers ; steps or stairs. Th. χξοίτσός. 
 
 ΚΡ02Σ0'Γ?, oZ, 0, the border of a garment, 
 a fringe, hem ; an edging of fleece. 
 
 Κζοσα-ωτος, ου, fsc. χηων) a garment 
 bordered with fringe or fleece. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΚΡ0'ΣΦ02, ου, Ό, the iron point of a 
 weapon; a dart. See Υζόσ-φος, 
 
 Κξοτχλίζω, f Ίο'ω, to beat, strike ; to cause 
 
 to rattle or clatter ; to applaud, clap. From 
 χξΰτοίλον, and this from χζοτίω, to beat. Th. 
 
 ΧξΟΤΟξ. 
 
 Κξόταλον, ου, το, a rattle ; a little bell ; and 
 Κξόταλοί, ου, ό, a prating fellow. From 
 the same. 
 
 ΚΡΟ'ΤΑΦΟΣ f χζοτα,ίρος J , ου, b, the temple 
 of the head ; from το χξοτεΐν ttjv α,φήν. dat. pi. 
 χζοτοί,φοίαΊν, χξοτάφωί, acc. pi. Dor. 
 
 Κοοτίω, f 'ήο-ω, p. vjxu, to beat, strike, 
 make a noise ; to clap the hands, to applaud. 
 From 
 
 ΚΡΟ'ΤΟΣ, ov, 0, a beating ; a clapping of 
 the hands ; a beating of the feet ; the dashing 
 of water ; a noise, applause. From χξούω. 
 KPO'TilN, c^vos, 0, a tick, a dog -louse. 
 ΚΡΟΤΠ'ΝΗ, vis, VI, a disease of the olive 
 tree. 
 
 Κ^βί/^α, a>roi, τα, Ά beating, knocking ; a 
 playing on instruments ; a piece of music, a 
 musical air. Th. χξουω. 
 
 Κβοί/!/'/}^βν, like a fountain ; like sprinkling 
 water. From 
 
 KP0TN0^2, ου, 0, a spring, a bubbling 
 fountain. From χζ'^ν/ι. 
 
 Έ^ξούτοίΧοί, ων, τα, a kind of wooden shoes, 
 the same as χζούτεζαι, ων, αϊ, and χξουτίζέΰί, 
 ων, τά. From χξούω and τ'ίζα. 
 
 Έ-ξούσαζ, part. Ι. α. act, from χξουω, to 
 beat, knock. 
 
 Έ.ξοΰσις, εως, h, a beating, a striking ; a 
 pla3'ing on musical instruments. From 2.2fers. 
 perf. pas. of 
 
 ΚΡΟΤΏ, f, χξούβ-ω, }}. χίχξουχα, to strike, 
 beat, knock ; to strike together, to clap ; 1 . c. 
 εχξουσ'α. 
 
 Κ,ξύζ^α, and χξύζ^'/ΐν, and Dor. χξΰζ'οοι,ν, adv. 
 secretl)^ privately, by stealth. From χζύ^τω, 
 to hide. 
 
 Κρυζύί, ίντοζ, hidden, concealed, part. 2, a. 
 pas. χξυζτιναι, 2. a. hf. pas. of xξύ'Tτω,f. -^oj, 
 to hide, conceal, 2. a. ϊχξνζον, 2.y. jyas. χζυ- 
 Qnffofjcatr^^. a. j)as. ίχξυζνιν. 
 
 'Κξυΐροί, ξα, ξον, gen. Ion, χζυίξοΐο, cold, 
 freezing ; dreadful, frightful. From κξύοί, 
 
 SOS, 'J'O, Coid. 
 
 Κξϋμο;, ου, ο, cold, ice, frost, winter's cold. 
 Th. κζΰοζ. 
 
 Κξϋοείί, Όεσσα, Όεν, cald, frigid, freezing. 
 From 
 
 ΚΡΤΌ2 (χξΰο:), εοζ, το, cold, ice, frost. 
 
 Κβϋίτταδ/βί, la, lov, in the Poets for χξυ'^τοζ» 
 hidden, clandestine, secret. From χξύττω, to 
 hide. 
 
 Κξυττάζω, f. (Τω, to hide, conceal, cover, 
 Diod. Sic. 
 
 }ίξυ7Τ7άα•χω, to hide. From χξύττω, the 
 same. 
 
 Κοό'Ζ'τε, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. or 2. sing, 
 pres, imperat. of χξύττω, to hide. 
 
 Κξυττίχοί, h, ov, skilled in hiding or con- 
 cealing ; and 
 
 Κξυ•;ττοί, h, 0», hidden, concealed, secret. 
 Th. χξύτττω. 
 
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 Κ,ζύίΤΤΰυσ•' , for χζύ•!ττουίη, they hide ; 3. pi. 
 ind. pres. of χξύττω. 
 
 ΚΡΤ'ΠΤΩ, to hide, conceal, veil, cover, 
 disguise, from κα.χύ'^'τω, always ivith a 
 double accus. See Markl. Eurip. SupjiUc. 295. 
 J". •φα>, 1 . a. εχρυ-ψα• κ^ιί-ψ»??, 2. sing. 1 . a. 
 subj. Άξύ-φοίς, part. 1. a. act. p. χ'ϊχξνφχ• 
 2. a, ζκρυζον perf. pas. χίχξνμμχι, 1 . a. pas. 
 Ιχούφύγίν, 2. a. pas. ίχζύζ'/ιν, 2. a. inf. pas. 
 κ,ου^ηνΆΐ, part. 2. a. pas. x^vQfts. Hence 
 
 Κξυττω;, adv. secretly, privately. 
 
 Κξυσ-τκλλίζω, to shine like crystal. From 
 χρυιτταλλοί. 
 
 Κουττά,λλϊνοί, ίν/!, iMov, clear aid transparent 
 like crystal ; made of crystal. From 
 
 ΚΡΤ'2ΤΑχ\Λ02, ^u, or h, ice ; crystal. 
 
 Κξϋφκ, secrttly, privatel}• ; \\dthout the 
 knowledge of; Dor. for χξνφγ. 
 
 Κ.ξνφα.7οί, αία, αΐον, the same as Χξύφιο;, /α, 
 iov, secret, hidden, concealed. From χξύ9ΤΤΛ). 
 
 Κξυφΐ^, adv. secretly, privately. From χξύ~ 
 φιοζ. 
 
 Υί^υφη^ον, the same, and from the same. 
 
 Ιίξΰφιοξ, ία, tov, and χξύφίοί, ov, ο xou '/i, 
 hidden, secret, private ; dat. pL Ion. χξυφίοκη• 
 χξόφιον, κξνφΊως, secretly, privately. Th. 
 
 Χξύ'τττω, f. φα. 
 
 Κξύφοξ, ov, 0, a hiding-place. From the 
 same. 
 
 Κξό-φχι, to hide, conceal ; 1. a. i?if. act. 
 χξύ•φ«ί, αντΰζ, and in f, g. χξν-φοκτχ} pai^t. 
 1. a. act, and 
 
 Ίζ-ξύφί, 3. sing. 1. a. act. Ion. for ϊκξνφί' 
 χξύ-φ'/ΐζ, y, 2. and 3. sing. 1. a. act.x subj. of 
 χξύ'τττω, to hide, 
 
 Κξύ-ψΐζ, ίω;, h, a hiding or concealing ; the 
 art of hiding. From 2, jjsrs. perf. pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 ΚΡΩ'ΒΤΑ02 (χζωξΰλο;), ov, ΰ, a roll of 
 braided hair on the crown of the head ; the 
 curled hair of boys. Also ivritten χξό^νΧοζ. 
 
 Κξωγμο;, ου, ο, a croaking or cawing. 
 Fi-om 
 
 ΚΡίΙ'ΖΩ, to caw ; to croak ; to prate ; 
 χξύξνι, 3. sitig. pres. subj. 
 
 KPil'MAS, uKos, 0, a heap of stones ; 
 otherwise written χλύμα^. 
 
 ΚΡΩ'ΠΙΟΝ, ου, Tl•, a scythe. 
 
 ΚΡΩ2Σ0'2, ου, ο, a water bucket ; a pitch- 
 er ; a pail. 
 
 Κτά, Ion. for ϊχτΰί, by Apoc. for ϊχταη. 
 Others form it from 2. a, ixrnv, by changing »?, 
 (as iSa,for K'/rJfrom χπΊνω, to kill, or χττιμι. 
 
 Kra^ei', Ton. and Dor. χτάμινκι, for xts7- 
 vui, 1. a. inf. act. of χτύνω, to kill ; or χτά- 
 μιν, Ion. and Dor. χτάμιναι, for κτάναα^ from 
 »τΐίμι, the same as χτύνω. 
 
 Κτοίμίνοίο, gen. Ion. front 
 
 Ίίτάμίνοί, who killed, or who was killed ; 
 part. 2. a. m. of χ-ττίμ*, the same as χτείνω, to 
 kill ; 2. a. txrj^v, 2. a. m, Ιχτάμην. Or 
 xrάμεvoζ,for χτίΐνύμενος' so ίxτάμilv,for Ikth- 
 νκμτ^ν, of χτύνω. 
 
 Kt«v, they possessed ; 3, j)l. 2. a. ind, act. 
 
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 of χτημι, to possess ; 2. a. 'ixrw, and in S. pi. 
 'ίκτησοι,ν, and by Sync, sxrav, and losing the 
 augment xrav. Th, χτάομοα. It tnight also 
 be derived in the same manner from κττ,μι, for 
 χτύνω, to kill ; 2. a. 'ίχτην. 
 
 Κτά,νε, Ion. for εχτανε, he would have kill- 
 ed ; 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of χτείνω, f χτενω, 
 P' εχτχχχ, 1 . a. εχτεινκ, 2. a. εχτΆνον, 
 
 }ίτα.νίί(τύοα, by Dialysis for xTaviTer^on, 2.f. 
 iif. m. of χτείνω, to kill ; 2. f. m, χτοίνουμοίΐ. 
 
 Κτανεβντίί, Ion. by Dialysis for χτανοΰντε;, 
 noin. pi. -J. f part. act. of the same. 
 
 Έίτκνίουΰ-ι, for xTccvoven, 3, pi. 2,f. act, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Κτύνβεν, Bceot. by Sync, and Ion. for 
 ίχτάνβησα,ν, 3. ρ/. 1. a. pas. of χτείνω, to kill. 
 
 Υίτάνταξ, ου, ό, Dor. for χτάντπζ, ου, ό, a 
 killer. Th. χτείνω, 
 
 KTA'OMAI, ωμοΆ, to acquire, to get ; to 
 provide ; to have, to possess ; to beget. Soph, 
 CEdip. Tyr. 1512 j fut. med. χτ^<τομα./, perf. 
 2)as. χίχτίΊμχι (instead of which also 'έχτημοίΐ)• 
 part, χεχτνιμ'ενο;, a possessor, a master, and 
 -μΛντι, a mistress; 1. «. pas. ίχτ'^^'/ιν, η;, '/ι, 
 1. a. m. ίχτηΰ'ά,μνν, ω, οίτο. 
 
 Κτασύκι, pres. inf. m. of the preceding verb. 
 But 
 
 Κτάσ^Άΐ, 2. a. inf. m. of χτημι for χτείνω ^ , 
 to kill i 2. a. 'εχττ,ν, 2. a. m, Ικτάμνίν. 
 
 Κτΰίτο, Ion. for ίχτα,το, 3. sing, imperf. 
 mid. of χτάομκι, to possess ; but 
 
 Ktkto, Ion. for ίχτάτο, 3. sing, 2. a. m, 
 εχτάμην, of xτnμ^•,for κτείνω, to kill. 
 
 Έίτάω, to kill, slay ; so κτάω, for χτάομοι,ι^ 
 to possess. 
 
 Κτίχνον, ου, το, a possession, Avealth, riches -, 
 the same as χτΐίμχ, ατο;, το, and from the 
 same, 
 
 Ιχτ'εκζ, χτοξ, το, the same. 
 
 Κτίχτεα-σ-ί, dat, pi. Ion. and Poet, for xtU 
 atreriv, for χτ'εχσι, from χτεχξ, ατο;, το, the 
 same as χτ^,μχ. Th. χτχομχι. 
 
 Κτεχτίζω, f. ί<τω, to acquire, possess, Poet. 
 Fro7n χτ'ίχτος, gen. (f χτίχξ. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Κτίχηοτσε, Ion. and Poet, for Ικτεάτισί, 
 3. sing. I. a. act. of the same, 
 
 ΚτεΤνχι, 1. α. wi/'. act. and 
 
 ΚτίΓναί, χσ-χ, αν, -αντος, and in acc. m. g. 
 χτείνχντχ, part. 1. a. act. if χτείνω, f. κτενω., 
 to kill; 1. a. 'ίχτεινχ, p. 'ίχτχκχ, 2. a. εχτχ- 
 vov, 
 
 ΚτίΓνέ, pres, imperat. act. χτεινεμενχί, Dor. 
 for χτείνειν, pres. inf. χτείνεσθχι, pre$. inf. jms. 
 of the same. 
 
 Κτε/νόμενοζ, killed, slain ; ])art, 2)res. pas. of 
 the same verb, 
 
 ΚΤΕΓΝΩ, /. χτενΖ, p. εχτα,χχ, to kiH, 
 slay ; 1. a. εχτεινχ, 2. a. εχτανον, j). pas. ex- 
 τχμχί, 1 . a. pas. ίχτχνβνιν, 1 . f, Jias. χτανθή" 
 σομχι, perf. niid. exrovec. Also χτεννω, χτεν- 
 νύω, κτεννυμι, the same. 
 
 ΚΤΕΓ2, ίνοί, ό, a comb ; a kind of shell 
 fish ; the fore teeth ; the fingers or toes. 
 
ΚΤΙ 
 
 SM 
 
 ΚΤΑ 
 
 'Κ'Τίνίξά), y. iViW, to comb. 
 
 JirivM, l.y. act. of X τείνω. 
 
 'Κτίξα?, ατοζ, το, a possession, a gift. Th. 
 
 χτύομκί. 
 
 KTETEA, ων, τα, funeral rites or solem- 
 nities. From χτάω, to kill. Hence 
 
 ΚτίοίΊ'ζο), and κ.τίξΙζω, to perform funeral 
 xites ; to bury with funeral solemnities. 
 
 l^Tioiovfft, Jar κτίξίσουσι^ Att. 3. J^l' ^-f' ?/* 
 κτίζ'ίζω, which see. 
 
 Κτίοίσ-ίΐα,ν, 3. pi. I. a. opt. jEol. of the pre- 
 ceding . 
 
 Κ-τίω, the same as y.raoj. 
 Ίζ-τίω/ΐΔΐν, we may possess ; lort. for κτωμιν, 
 2. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of }<,τ>ψΑ, or κ,τάω. 
 Others derive it from κ,τνιμι^ for κτίίνω, to kill, 
 in the same tensz and mode. 
 
 Yi-TT^ajv^ όνος, ό, properly, a comb ; and thence 
 any thing like a comb ; as the course if the 
 vessels in trees ; and the fibres and filainerits of 
 the mevibranes in the human body. Th. 
 KTiii, a comb. 
 
 Κτΐΐμκ, α,τοζ, το, a possession, property, an 
 estate in land, a farm ; and in pi. 
 
 Jir'^fcaTOi, των, τα., wealth, possessions, 
 riches, goods. Th. κτάομοίΐ. 
 
 Ίίτ-^μί, obsol. f. κτΥισω, p. ϊκ,τ'πκοί, to kill ; 
 2. a. iZTtiv, part. 2. a. κτάζ. Th. χ,τίω, or 
 κτάω. 
 
 Kt'/;v'/7, κτ'/ινων, nom. and gen. pi. from 
 KTH~N02, ζοζ, TO, a beast of burden, cat- 
 tle. From κτάομαι. Hence κ,τ^ιν^ι^ον, like 
 cattle, in the manner of cattle, adv. 
 
 'Κ.τηνοτοΌφος, ου, ο κα.) «, a feeder of cattle. 
 From KT^vo; and τξίφω, to feed. 
 
 1ζ.τ'/ινω}'/ι:, io;, ό Kcci r„ belonging to cattle, 
 like a beast ; brutal, beastly, stupid. Fr^om 
 ίβοί, form, and κ,τηνος. 
 
 Κ.τ•/;σοί4το, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. in. χτγατίΑσύοίΐ, 
 I. a. inf. mid. KTricuffh, 2. pi. 1, a. imperat. 
 m. But zTf^ff'/jtrh, 2. pi. 1. a. subj. m. of 
 »τάομο>,ι, 
 
 "Κττ,σία.;, ev, ό, a proper name, Ctesias. 
 lLrn<TH, i'yj;, h, acquisition, possession, any 
 thing possessed, wealth, property ; koct 'ίξγου 
 KTYifTiv, Soph. Trach. 234. 
 
 ^τΥι(Τομοί{, '/I, STKt, l.f m,. of κτίομοΆ. 
 Τίτ-/,τά, η. g. 7107a. j)l. of ktvito;, that may 
 be acquired. 
 
 Κτ' /iTh, tji, ri, a purchased female servant. 
 From, kt'/itU' 
 
 Έ.τ'/ίΤίχοζ, 71, ov, skilled in acquiring or get- 
 ting ; possessive •, hence κτνιτικ,'/ι, γ,ς, scil. 
 τ'ίχ,ντ], the art of getting or gaining ; aiid 
 
 Kthto;, h, ov, that may be acquired or pur- 
 «based: acquired, bought ; and 
 
 Κτ^τωξ, οξοί, β, a possessor, a master. 
 From the 3. pers. perf. pas. (f χτάομχι. 
 
 KTihoi, 0, by Aplicer. for Ικτΐ^ιοξ, made of 
 '.veasel's skin. From κτ);, ί^οζ, h, a weasel. 
 
 KTI'Zn, f. κτίσω, to build ; to create, 
 found, make ; to plant a colony in a place ; to 
 build cities in a place ; to invent ; to establish ; 
 J. a. ίκτκτΛ^ 1. a. imperat. κ,νίσον, άτω, 1, «, 
 
 inf. κτία•0Ά• part. 1. a. χτίιτα,ξ,αντοζ, ρ.ϊκτικαρ 
 perf. pas. 'ίχτισ-μαι, 1. a. pas. ίκτί<τί*ιν, and 
 part. κ.τισύί]ς, svto;, created. 
 
 ΚΤΓΑ02 fxTiXo;J, ου, ό, a ram, the 
 leader of the flock ; any leader or chief ; hoiee. 
 κ,τίλον Άφξονιτνις, the chief priest of Venus ; 
 Find. Pyth. ii, 211 ; adj. tame, mild, gentle. 
 Τίτίλόω, to tame ; to sooth. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 'ΚτΙμ'ζ.νος, Poet, for ίκτατμίνοί, part. J^eif. 
 pas. of κτίζω, to build, to create. 
 
 Κτίί- the same as Ικτ)ς, a ferret, a weasel. 
 Έ.τισά.(ϊύα,ν, Dor. and Ion. for ίζτισάσβτιν^ 
 dual. num. 1. a. m. (f κτίζω, f ί<τω, to build, 
 to found. 
 
 'Κτ'ίσις, εω;, h, a building or founding ; cre- 
 ation, formation, structure ; a thing created ; a 
 creature ; all created nature : the universe ; the 
 whole human race ; an ordinance ; a magistrate; 
 regeneration, 
 
 Κ,τίσ-μ,α, acToe, το, Ά created thing, a crea- 
 ture ; a work, a structure. From perf . jms. of 
 κτίζω, to build. 
 
 'Κτίσον, create thou ; \. a. imperat. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Ιίτιστ'Λζ, ου, ο, a creator ; a builder, a found- 
 er ; an inhabitant, Eurip. Orest. 1659 ; and 
 κτίτ'/ΐζ, ου, ο, the same. 
 
 K-Tio-TOi, h, ov, created, built ; founded ^ 
 and 
 
 Τζ-Τίο-τν;, όος, h, a building, the same as »ri- 
 trig. From 3. pers. perf. pas. of κτίζω, to 
 create. 
 
 Κτΰ^εω, f γισω, to make a noise, to re- 
 sound ; to strike, beat ; ivith two accus. κτύ- 
 v/ia-'z κ,ξίτα, μ'ίλεον τλαγκ, Eurip. Orest. 1486, 
 he struck a violent blow upon his head. Th. 
 τύττω. 
 
 }ζ.τυ'}Τίημΰί, ατοζ, το, and 
 Κ-τϋτοί, ου, ο, Ά sound, a noise. From 
 κτυττΊω. Th. τύντω. 
 
 ΚΤΆΘ02 (κυΜοί), a cup, a drinking ves- 
 sel ; a measure containing the twelfth part of a 
 sextarius. From χ^ύω, to pour out. 
 
 Υ..υκμΛυτνιζ, ου, ο, one wlio A'^otes or draws 
 lots with beans ; one wno foretells by drawing 
 lots. 
 
 ϊζ-υαμευτο;, 'ή, ov, choseh by beans or by lot. 
 From perf. pas. of 
 
 ΊίυΆμεύω, to choose with beans, to vote by 
 beans. Th. κΰαμος. 
 ίζ.υο(μοζόλοζ, a judge. 
 
 ΚΤΆΜ02 ( κυοϋμος), ου, ο, a bean ; a vote, 
 suffrage ; a lot ; a measure, in the medical 
 writers. Hence 
 
 Ιζ,υοίμοτξωζ, ωγοζ, ο, an eater of beans ; one 
 who, in voting, had a view to his own advan- 
 tage. From κνχμοξ and τξώγω, to eat. 
 
 Kvoivoityt;, i^o;, 'h, Poet, having a dark or 
 terrible Eegis. From κύανοξ, blue, and α,Ιγίξ. 
 
 Κ-υανεαν, Dor. for κυοίνεων, scil. ν^σων, the 
 Cyanean islands. 
 
 Κυαν'ε'/ι, »ΐί, h, dark, black ; dat. pi. Ion. 
 Kvuviriffr gen. 2)1. .Mol. κνανεάων from κυύνεο$. 
 
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 ΚΤΔ 
 
 Kvxvuos, ί'ια, iiov, bright blue, azure, sky- 
 coloured, dark, black. Tk. κύανοζ, or κυανοί. 
 
 Κνά,νίο;, ίχ,, and ί-/ι, sov, the same. 
 
 Κυχνό^ξΐξ, ιχ,οΐ, ό κα) h, having azure hair. 
 prom KuoiVi; and 3-f /ξ. 
 
 'Κ.ιιοί,νό'^ίζα, epithet of a table, having black 
 feet ; and κυανό-^ίζοζ, the same. From χ,ύαναι, 
 black, and τίους, a font. 
 
 Κζ/ί8ίν05Τ£•7λ«5, ου, ο κ,α,) ή, having an azure 
 robe. Frovti κύανος, azure, and -τί-τλον, a 
 robe. 
 
 Κ.υανό'ζτζα'ξοί, ου, ό kou ri, having a dark or 
 azure-coloured prow. From κύα,νοζ and 'Τζύξβί, 
 ui, r„ the prow of a ship. 
 
 ΚΤΆΝ02 fjcu&voij, ου, and κυοίνο;, ου, ό, 
 ■azure ; sky-colour ; a precious stone of a?i azure 
 colour ; a flower ; sea-water ; a species of bird. 
 Hence 
 
 Ky«vo^^yj, yes, ο κ,χι ί, having black eye- 
 brows. From κΰοίνοί and οφξΐΐζ, ύο;, h, the eye- 
 brow. 
 
 1ζ.υχνοχ;βίίτ'/ΐζ, ου, ό, having black hair or a 
 black mane. From κ,ύανοξ and χ^χΊτ'/ΐ) a mane, 
 hair, 
 
 liuoivaJ-TTiv, acc. sing, from 
 
 Kiy«v<i/'r/j, i$o;, i), having a dark face or dark 
 eyes. From kOxvos and ΰ-φ, ^τοί, the eye. 
 Th. οττομιζι, p. m. ώ'ττχ. 
 
 KT'AP, aroi, 70, the eye of a needle ; the 
 internal part of the ear. 
 
 Κύζζχ, a cup. 
 
 Κύζ^χ, with the head bent downwards or 
 forwards. From κ,ύ'^-Γω. 
 
 Κϋβί/α, aj, yi, a playino• at dice ; also cun- 
 ning, craft, artifice. From χ,ύζος, a die, dice. 
 
 'Κ.υζίλτ}, '/ι;, '/ι, the mother of the gods, 
 Cybele. 
 
 }ζ.υζίξν&α•ΐί, VI, Oor. for κυζίξν'/ι<η;. 
 
 'Κυζίξνα.τκξ, Dor. for κ,υζίξνήττίί . 
 
 }ζ.υζίζνά,τ^ξ, ^ΐξος, ό, Oor. for κ.υζζξντ,Τ'/ΐξ. 
 
 ΚΤΒΕΡΝΑΏ, ω, -βίίίζ, κ,;, -άίΐ, κ, f 
 ν\σω, to govern, rule, direct, guide; properly, to 
 steer a ship. 
 
 Κνζεξνί^οΊζ, tens, h, government, direction. 
 Th. κυΖίξνά,οι). 
 
 Κ.υζεξν'^τίΐξοί, as, h, a female who steers or 
 guides, a directress ; and 
 
 Κυζζξν'/ιτίΐξ, ri^os, o, Poet, the same as 
 
 'Ku^igvYtT'/is, ου, 0, a governor, a pilot or 
 steersman. 
 
 Έiυζίξv>J■τ^xos, ^> ov, of or belonging to steer- 
 ing or governing ; skilled in steering ; χ,υζίξνη- 
 τικη fscil. τίχ^νη), the art of steering a ship. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 KυCBξvισ■/u,os, ου, ο, government ; a steering 
 βϊ• guiding. 
 
 'Κυζίυτίίί, ου, ο, a dice-player ; atid 
 
 Κ.υζίυ-τϊχο5, h, ov, of or belonging to dice- 
 playing, skilled in dice. Fro7n the preceding. 
 
 KvSiuiu,f. ευσ-ω, to play dice ; to run a risk ; 
 to expose one's self to danger. Th. χύζος. 
 
 KT'BH (κνζ'/ι), nsy 91, the head. From 
 
 Kvin^'/i, '/IS, h, Cybele, a goddess, who mndfi 
 
 her servants κυζγ,ζειν, i. e. κύ-τττειν, or κυ~ 
 ζκϊτα,ν. 
 
 Κυξτιλίζω, to strike with an axe. From 
 
 KT'BH ΛΙ2, i^os, h, an axe, a hatchet. 
 
 Kf^/^oV, VI, ov, cubic, cubical. From x6€os. 
 
 Κυζισ-τάίο, f. ήιτω, to throw one's self upon 
 the head ; to dance on one's head, to plunge 
 headlong j to dive ; to swim. From χ,ύζ'ή, 
 the head. 
 
 Kvo/e-T^^a, ατΛί, ro, arid xuSiffTviffis, Sft»;, i, 
 a dancing on one's head ; and 
 
 Κ-υζκτ'Γτΐξ^ 'i^^os, 0, one who throws himself 
 upon his head or dances on his head. From 
 κυζιίστάαι. 
 
 ΚΪ'ΒΙΤΟΝ, ου, το, the elbow. , From 
 κύ-ττω, to bend. 
 
 KT'BOS, ou, Ό, a cube ; a die •, playing at 
 the ace or die; any thing having a cubic form; 
 a square loaf; a cubical number. 
 
 ΚΤΓΧΝΓ2, ilos, h, a small cup, anciently 
 used by physicians. 
 
 KTTXPAM02, ου, h, the leader of the 
 quails. 
 
 Κ-υ^άξίο, f. άι?ω, to revile, reproach, abuse. 
 From κ,υ^ο;, η, abuse. 
 
 'Kυ'l•oίΊvω,f. αν&ί, to praise, honour, extol ; to 
 make glorious. Th. nu^os, εο5, ro. 
 
 Κυ}ίίλϊμο$, ου, ό xal τι, glorious, renowned, 
 praised, celebrated. From the same. 
 
 }ζ.ύ}χξΐ5, a crown. 
 
 Κ.υ'^ά.ω, Μ, to boast, venerate. From nuhos. 
 
 ^ίυ'hrιί^s, mircroi., tiiv, glorious, renowned. 
 
 Ku^'/i^Uvxt, to be honoured ; to be adorned 
 with glory ; 1. a. i?f. j)as.from ίχυ'^ή^ην, 1. α. 
 ind. pas, of κ.υ^ά.ω. 
 
 Κυ^ΐΰίνείξο;, a, ov, making men glorious ; 
 containing illustrious men. From κ,υ^οζ and 
 oivhfl, a man. 
 
 Κν'^ιά,ω, to exult, glory ; to feel proud or 
 elated. Th. xZ^os. 
 
 'Kvl'ifjLos, ου, κα) 'h, glorious, renowned, 
 famous. From the same. 
 
 Kuhiivv, exulting, Foet. for xvhOjv, part. 
 J)7'es. of κυ^ιάω. 
 
 KoiiiTTos, n, ov, most glorious, most re- 
 nowned, superl. and 
 
 Ky^/iwv, ovos, ό y.ou '/i, κυ^oriξos, ξα, ξον, more 
 glorious or• famous, com/>ara/.yrom xuhos, glory. 
 
 Ku^i/aj, 7), ov, a false reading ,• read xu^^os, 
 renowned, famous, honourable, Grcev. ad Hes. 
 Op. 257. 
 
 Ku^(j/^a?ra«, a, to confound, embroil ; to 
 make a bustle. From χυ'^οιμο5 and ^οντεΤν. 
 
 K.u'Soifii&t, u, to make a tumult ; to cause 
 confusion or terror. 
 
 ΚΤΔ0ΙΜ0^2, oZ, Ό, a tumult, a bustle -, 
 noise, confusion, terror, a battle. 
 
 ΚΤ~ΔΟΣ, ίοί, το, glory, honour. JBut 
 
 Ky^o?, ου, ό, disgrace, infamy, ignominy^ 
 reproach, abuse. 
 
 Κυ'^ξΰί, ξΰί, ξον, glorious, honourable, illus- 
 trious, venerable, Hom. II, xviii, 184. Od. xi-, 
 597. Hes. Op. 251. From xZhs, τΌ. 
 
 Yivtm, m»t, '/I, a city of Crete, Cydon. 
 
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 ΕΤΚ 
 
 ΚΤΔί1'ΝΙ02 μ,νιλια, or κυ^ανία, μ>ιλ'ίΰί, α;, 
 9!, a quince tree ; κυΐύνιον f4,r,Xov, ου, ro, a 
 quince. From Κ.νόων, whence they ivere brought. 
 Ki;£;, she is pregnant, S. sing, pi'es. of χνω. 
 Kyiii, conceived, part. 2. a. pas. from 
 i-AV'Av, 2. a. ind. pas. of χ.ΰω, f. σω, to be preg- 
 nant. 
 
 Υ^-Αω, the same as χύω, ivhich see. 
 Έίνζικ.'/ινΒ}, ων, Cyzicenians, inhabitants of 
 Cyzicus.] 
 
 Ι^υΖ,ιχ-Υΐνος, ου, s, f ίΤΤΆτνίξ) a gold coin of the 
 value of twenty eight Attic drachmae, Demosth. 
 and Lys.^ 
 
 Ky^^a, aro;, το, the young in the womb, 
 the fetus. 
 
 liotitrie, ίως, h• pregnane}', conception. From 
 perf. pas. (f κυίω, the same as κΰω, to con- 
 ceive, to be pregnant. 
 
 'Κυ&ίξίΐοί, Cytherea, Venus. Fi-om the 
 island Cytkera. 
 
 'Κυύήζοί-, a city of Cyprus, Cythera. 
 KX'I/S, xoi, vt, a kind of bulbous plant, 
 Tlieophrast. vii, 1 3. 
 
 KT'KAS, a kind of Ethiopian palm, Thco- 
 phrast. ii, 8. 
 
 KTKA'il; ω, f. riffu, to mingle or mix, 
 properly of liqum• •, hence to disturb, to con- 
 fuse •, to make a stir or tumult. Hence 
 
 ΚϋΛ^ί.ν,, a;, ■/>• and κνκγ,μα, α,το;, το, a mixing 
 or mixture, confusion. 
 
 Έ-υκ,ιω, by Apoc. for nuxsuva., ace. sing. 
 from 
 
 Ji'jxsMV, ωνο;, «, a drink of various ingre- 
 dients, a mixture. ; a potion given by a physi- 
 cia?}, Thciphr. Char. 4. 27/.. κνΗ,άω.^ 
 
 Κ.υχ.ηί^,την, Ion. for ίΗ,ν:<:',ί'/:ΤΆν, 3. dual. 
 1 . a. ind, pas. of κυχάω, to mix. 
 
 Υί.,κ.Χκ, by Metaplasvi, for κύκλοι, wheels. 
 From κ,ύκ,Χος. 
 
 Ίίνκλα.;, α^ος, τι, Ά kind of female garment ; 
 also adj. round. Th. χόκλοί. 
 K.'jx,?.suu, the same as κυτίλόω. 
 Κυκλίω, to turn round, to move in a circle, 
 to drive about in all directions ; to bring, to 
 convey. From κύκ,Χοί, a circle. 
 
 }ζ.υκλ'/ι^ον, ado. like a circle ; round about, 
 on all sides ; a?id 
 
 }ίυχ.λϊζο;, ij, ov, and χνχ.λιοί, la, tov, the 
 same as χυκλόίι;• also κνκ,λικ,ο;, a Stroller, a 
 mountebank ; and 
 
 Κϋχλόε/ί, όίιτσα., oiv, circular, round ; and 
 ΙίυκλΌΰίν, adv. around, round about ; from 
 all sides ; all from 
 
 KT'KAOS, ου, Ό, a circle ; a compass, cir- 
 cuit ; a ring ; an assembly of people standing 
 in a ring; a reasoning in a circle; a place 
 where men ivere sold ; tlie walls of a city ; a 
 period or perfect sentence ; χΰχλοι •ρτξοσω-^του, 
 the cheeks •, κύκλοι, the rounds of wheels ; the 
 wheels themselves •, x,UKXou,for Iv χ,ύχλω, round 
 about, on all sides. 
 
 Κνκλ'οσί, adv. in a circle, in a ring. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Κί/*λβτίζ^ί, iosi xai 71, raade round by 
 
 turning in a lathe ; round. From κύκλβξ, ΰ. 
 circle, ajid τΐξίω, to turn. 
 
 }ζ.ΐ'χλάω, f. ύτω, p. χίκΰκλωχα., to surround, 
 encompass, enclose ; to bring or . bend into a, 
 circle ; I, a. pas. ίχυχλύύτ^ν, η$, fj. Th. 
 κύκλος. 
 
 }ζ.νχλω, for iv χύχλω, round, round about, 
 around, on all sides. 
 
 }ζ.υκλωτο;, ^, ov. round. From χυχλόω. 
 Κ.ύκλω•φ, ω-ττοζ, ό, and οιΚ,ύκλΜΤίί, a Cjclops, 
 the Cyclops. From χύκΧος, a circle, and α•φ. 
 Th. οντομοίΐ. 
 
 KT'KN02, ου, ό, a swan ; a kind of ship ; 
 also a proper name. 
 
 ΙΚ-υχόωνη, Poet, for χυχωντι, dat. sing. part, 
 pres. from κυκκω, f mu, to mix. 
 
 KT'AA, ων, Tci, the hollows of the eyes. 
 
 Έ^υλΊχων, gen. pi, of «ί/λ.ξ, ixos, ή, a cup. 
 Th. κυλίω. 
 
 Κ.υλίν^ίται, 3. sing. pre^. pas. χυλίν'^ίτο, 
 3. sijig. i/nperf. pas. Ion. of κυλίν^ω, the same 
 as x<Jλtω, to roll. 
 
 Κί/'λ/νδ^β?, ου, ο, a cylinder ; any long, round 
 body. From 
 
 Ιίυλ'ιν^ω, the same as Tk. κυλίω, to roll. 
 
 Κύλιξ, ΐΆος, h, a cup, a chalice. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 ^υλιού^ιον. See Ίζ.οιλιον;^ιβν. 
 
 Κύλισίί, εωί, r,, a rolling, a wallowing ; and 
 
 Υ^ύλΐ7μα, Άτο;, το, a wallowing-place ; a 
 rolling, wallowing. From perf. pus. tf κυλίω. 
 
 Κυλιιτμοζ, ου, ο, a rolling, wallowing. From 
 κυλιο}. 
 
 Κυλίΰττο;, '/?, ov, turned, rolled, or twisted 
 round. From the same. 
 
 Κυλιχ;νο(ΐ, ut, little drinking Λ' -essels or 
 dishes ivith aflat margin; also cupping glasses. 
 
 Κϋλίχ^ν/ι, '/It, 'h, a cup, a little box of oint- 
 ment. From χύλιζ. 
 
 Κυλίχνιον, ου, το, the same ; Dim. from the 
 preceding. 
 
 Κνλίρζνο;, ου, ό, the same as κυλί^^νγι. 
 
 KTAI'il (κνλΤω), f Ίσω, to roll, to turn 
 about ; to wallow, welter. Hence χυλΊνΙιω, 
 κυλινοίω, and κοίλιν^ίω, the same. 
 
 ^υλλτ,ν/ι, r,;, ri, a mountain of Arcadia, Cyl- 
 lene.] 
 
 ΚυλλοτΓο^ίων, ωνοζ, ό και vt, having distorted 
 ϊ^αΐ, lame ; an epithet of Vulcan. From κυλ- 
 λοί, lame, and του?. 
 
 KTAAO'2, 7), ov, lame, crooked, distortedi 
 maimed, impotent. From χολοζ, maimed. 
 
 "Κυλοι^ίάω, ω, to have the eyes swollen. 
 From κΖλον, for χοΊλον, the hollow of the eye, 
 and οΐ^άω, to smell. 
 
 Κυλοιοιωντίζ, nam. pi. part. pres. front- 
 κυλοιοιάω, 
 
 Κύλων, ωνος, a proper name, Cylo. 
 
 Κυλωνΐΐον, Cyloniuni. 
 
 KT~MA, aTos, TO, a wave, billow ; a swell- 
 ing of the sea ; Metaph. a great crowd of evils, 
 as a pestilence, or great TnortalUy. Also χύμα, 
 for χύτιμκ, το, the fetus or young in the womb •, 
 a sprout or bud ; from χύω, to be with young. 
 
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 Κνμκίνβντοί, gen. sing. part. pres. act. of 
 Τίυμα,Ινων, and inf. g. χ,υμοίίνουίτα., from. 
 
 Κυμαίνω, f. ανω, p. γχχ, to rise in waves, 
 to swell, .boil ; to agitate, to stir, to fluctuate, 
 to waver. T/i. χΰμχ. 
 
 1ζ.υμχ•τίχ;, ου. Ion. κυμχτίνις, ου, ο, raising 
 tlie waves, violent ; full of waves. From the 
 same Tli. 
 
 Κυματίϋ, 5jf, ri, a storm, a tempest. 
 ϊζ.vμaτ^ζa),f. iffu, to raise the waves, to agi- 
 tate with waves. Th. preceding:. 
 
 Κυμάτιαν, ου, το, a little wave or billow, a 
 a part of a column in architecture, carved work, 
 resembling waves ; Dim. from κύμα. 
 
 Κυματοτλ^ζ, ζγο;, ό κα) 'α, tossed by the 
 waves, driven to and fro by the waves. From 
 ^υμα and ττλνσίτω, to strike. 
 
 Κυματοω, ω, the same as ανματΊΖ,ω. 
 Τίυματύγτ^, ης, h, and χ,υμα,τουγτι, jjj, a 
 shore or beach, on tvhich the waives break. 
 From κύμα and ίίγω, or αγνυμι, to break. 
 
 Ku^«T<y^'/jj, ίος, κ,αί h, full of waves, boist- 
 erous. From the same Th. 
 
 }ζ.υμχτα/^ΐσ-χ, m, h, part. 1 . a. pas. f g. 
 froyn κυμχτΌω. Th. κϋμχ, χτοζ, το. 
 
 Κυμζχλίξω, f. ία•ω, to strike the cymbal. 
 From 
 
 Κυμ-ζαλισμο;, ου, ό, the music of cymbals.] 
 Τίυμζαλον, ου, το, a cymbal ; a basin. From 
 »νμζο;. 
 
 'Κύμ,ζχχ^οξ, ου, ο χα) τι, headlong, with the 
 bead foremost, on one's head. 
 
 Kt/^S»7, vii, it, a boat ; a kind of cup or can ; 
 tTie head ; a vinegar cruet. From χ,ύμζοί. 
 Ιίυμζίον, ου, το, and 
 KiijWoey, ου, το, a vinegar cruet. 
 ΚΤ'ΜΒΟΣ, ου, ό, a hollow recess ; the bot- 
 tom of a pot or vessel. From κ,υφος, crooked. 
 Ιίύμτι, yi;, h, the name of a city. 
 ΚΤ'ΜΙΝΔΙ2, ίως, or I'hos, v, a nightbird, 
 a kind of owl, or nighthawk. 
 
 KT'MINON (κυμτνον), ου, το, cumin, the 
 herb and seed. 
 
 'ΚυμοΥοκ'/ί, >jj, VI, the name of a woman. 
 Έ.υμο6ί)7ΐ, vji, 'h, the name of a ivoman. 
 Κυμοτότλί/χ, ας, «, the name of a woman. 
 Ίίυμα, the name of a woman. 
 Έίυνχγίτχ;, Dor, for κυνηγίτ^;. 
 "Κυνχγχ^γι, yii, '/], an inflammation of the 
 throat or of the organs of respiration, the 
 quinsy or cynanche ; a dog's collar. Hence 
 Ίίυνχγ^ϊχοζ, vi, ov, sick of the quinsy. 
 "Κυναγχί Kov Ύχβος, the disease called xt/vay- 
 χον, or χυνάγχιι, an inflammatory affection. 
 See Steph. in Thes. Diod. Sic. 
 
 K.uvu,yuSf Dor. for χυντιγοί, ου, a hunter, a 
 huntsman. From xv&tv, a dog, a7id ayco, to 
 lead, 
 
 Κϋνάδίί, ων, χ], dog's hair ; in sing, a piece 
 ^ soft bread used for wiping the hands and then 
 thrown to the dogs. From χύων, a dog. 
 Κυνάμυίχ, See Κυνόμνιχ. 
 Τίυνχνύξοαίτοΐ, ου, ο κα\ h, changing one's 
 
 shape, changeable ; impudent- From χύων, » 
 dog, and χνΰξω'Το;. 
 
 Κυνάξίον, ου, το, a little dog ; a whelp, cur. 
 From χύων. 
 
 Kvva;, acc. pi. χύνε;, nom. pi. from the 
 preceding Th. 
 
 Kv'Ai], «5J cotilr. χυνΐί, m, a dog's skin, a. 
 helmet, cap, hat. From the same Th. 
 
 Jivvno;) i'lx, iiav, or xuvuoi, ου, ο xx\ ί, of or 
 belonging to a dog, a dog's, canine ; impudent. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 K-vvioi, ix, iov, the same, and from the samel 
 
 Kwiovv, Ion. and Poet, by Epenth. of i, for 
 Ικύν/ιυν, vnperf. act. of •κυν'ζω, the same as χύω, 
 to kiss. 
 
 K-jvz;, nom. pi. nuvio-ffiv, dat. pi. Ion. for 
 xv<r)v, from χύων, κυνοζ, a dog. 
 
 Ιίυνίω, to kiss, to caress ; to adore ; -ττξοίχυ- 
 ήω, the same. Th. χύω. 
 
 liuvijyia-iov, ov, το, a hunting ; the huntsmea. 
 and hounds ; hunting gear. From χυντιγός. 
 
 Κ.υνγΐγίτίω, a,f. 'Λσω, to hunt, to go a bunt- 
 ing.] 
 
 Κυνίΐγίτκ;, ου, ό, a huntsman ; a hunter. 
 From χυν/ιγίω. 
 
 Κυν/ιγίτιχο;, ri, ov, belonging to huntings 
 « x'jv'/iytTixri, the ciiase, the art of hunting. ] 
 
 ILuv'/tyicd, f. n>roj, to hunt. From x'jvvjyi;. 
 
 }ζ.υν'/ιγία, as, i, the chase.] 
 
 Κυν/ιγο;, ov, o, a hunter, a huntsman. From 
 χνων and xyM. 
 
 Kyc/^/flv, ov, TO, a little dog, a whelp. Tit. 
 κνων, xuvo;, ο and vi, a dog. 
 
 Ίίννΐχο;, Yi, ov, canine, doggish, or doglike ; 
 cynical. From the same Th. 
 
 Κυνό^ουί, οντοζ, ό, an eyetooth. From κνων., 
 χυνοζ, a dog, and o^ov;, a tooth. 
 
 ΙίννούχρσΥι;, ios, ο xxt '/], and xuvouccptxvc, £?«, 
 υ, impudent, having the boldness or impudence 
 of a dog. From χύων, a dog, and ^άοσος^ 
 confidence. » 
 
 Κννοχίφχλο;, ου, ό, having the head of a dog» 
 Anubis.] 
 
 ΚννόμυΐΛ, ας, vi, a dog-fly, Exod. viii, 21 ; 
 Psal. Ixxvii, 45, and Philo Vit. Mos. i, ;). 401, 
 ed. Mang. who deduces it from μνΊχ; and χυνός. 
 Hence impudent, audacious, Athcn, Deipnos. 
 iii, 87, and iv, 14. Others read χυνάμνιχ. 
 
 Έ^υνο7Γζό(τω<το;, ov, ο χα.) h, having a dog's 
 face. From χνων, a dog, and ■^τξόβ-ω'ζον, the 
 countenance. 
 
 Kvvoffovox, the C3^nosure; the little bear, 
 aconsteliation; asfxvvo? ονξχ,ι. e. the dog's tail. 
 
 Κ,νντίξΰζ, ov, moi-e impudent ; supci'^. κνντχ- 
 τοξ. Th. χνων, a dog. 
 
 ]ίυνω<τχ, voc. si?ig. of 
 
 'Κ.υνώττίί , ου, ο, having the face or look of «i 
 dog ; impudent, sliameless. From χνων, a 
 dog, and ω-φ, the countenance. Th. οχτομχι. 
 
 Κννάι-η^ος, gen. sing, from 
 
 Κννωτι;, too;, '/i, shameless, impudent. Frofit 
 χυνώ-της. 
 
 Vivos, ios, TO, the fetuS o'r young in th* 
 ■womb. Th. χνω. 
 
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 » KvBUfiitK, nom. pi. n. g. part. pres. pas. 
 ftoin κ,υϊω, the same as χόω. 
 
 Κυΰφοξίω, J", ήσω, to be with child ; to be 
 pregnant. From nuo',, a fetus, and φοξίω, the 
 sa))io' as φ'ίξίο, to carry. 
 
 Κ-νταξίσσ-ινα;, or χί/ταρίτηνο;, iVJi, ivov, made 
 of cypress. 
 
 ΚΤΠΑΤΙ2Σ02, κντάξ,ττο:, ov, h, the 
 Cypress tree. 
 
 ΚΤ'ΠΑΡ02, ov, a, a kind of large hollow 
 vessel. 
 
 KTIIA^2, άδβ?, and KvraffiA;, iui, h^ a kind 
 of cloak or upper garment j a veil ; a bed- 
 covering ; a garment '^rohn^'/is, reaching to the 
 Jeet, which ivas wortt by the gay of either sex; 
 Arilhol. Reiskii, p. 22. See Tovp. ii, ^j. 
 12!. 
 
 ΚΤ'ΠΕΙΡ02, ου, Ί the Cyperus, a kind of 
 rush. 
 
 ΚΤ'ΠΕΛΛΟΝ, ου, το, f dim in. J a kind of 
 eup, of a sicelled form. From κ,ΰφίλλον, be- 
 cause it is hollow. 
 
 Κυτξίίίξχ'ή;, ov, 0, the governor of Cyprus. 
 Έ.ύ'^Γξί^χ, ace. sing, of }iu';roi;, Venus. 
 Ίίυνξίζω, to sprout or bud ; to flower beau- 
 tifully. Th. Κν^ξοζ. 
 
 Kycr^i'va;», ov, το, an ointment made from the 
 flowers of the χ,ύ'ττ^οζ- and 
 
 Έ,υτξΤνο;, a kind of fish ; a carp ; a^id 
 K.UX0IO;, ov, a Cyprian or inhabitant of Cy- 
 prus. From the same Th. 
 
 Κιίίτ^<ί, i'ho;, 'h, Venus ; accus. Κιίτ^/^α, 
 and Ky-Ti.'v. Th. Έ-ύτΐξο;, Cyprus. 
 
 Κ.υ•τξΐσ/Λ0}, oZ, o, a sprouting or budding, a 
 flower. Fro)ii κ,υ-ττξίζα). 
 
 1ζ.υ•;Τξογίνίΐα, α?, h, an epithet of Venus, ivho 
 was said to have been born in Cyprus ; also 
 
 Κυτρογζντ)!, ίο;, ο κοά vt, the same. From 
 'Κ.ύ'Ζξοζ and γίίνομαι, to be born. 
 
 ΚΪ'ΠΡ02, the island of Cyprus ; also a 
 ]{ind of tree or shrub. 
 
 Κυτττάζ^, f ύ,σω, to stoop down or to 
 stretch forward ihe head in order to look at 
 something ; to stop, delay, pass the time ; to 
 busy one's self about a thing. From κ,ν-τττω. 
 
 ίίνττ'το;, 71, ov, stooping or bent down, inclin- 
 ed, suppliant. Th. 
 
 ΚΤ'ΠΤίΙ, f. -^OJ, to stoop down or to in- 
 cline forwards in order to look at something ; to 
 look down ; to delay ; to spend the time •, \. a. 
 'εκυ-φοί• part. 1. a. χ,ν-^α,ζ, α,σα, αν. 
 
 }ζ.υξάνχ, α,ζ. Dor. for Kt/^jivsj, ης, '/j, Cyrene. 
 See Pindar. Pyth. Od. ix, 298, <^'C. 
 
 'ΚυοζοίΤος, αία., αΓβν, sublime. From αύξζΐζ. 
 ΚΤΡΒΑ2ΓΑ, SIS, h, cock's comb ; a cap, a 
 turban. From χάξα- and βαίνω. 
 
 KT'PBI2, iMi, h, a triangular table, on 
 which the laws were written. 
 
 Κΰ^ε, Ion. for ϊκνξε, imperf. of κύξω, to 
 light upon, to obtain. 
 
 Κυξύα, us, '/I, (by Syuc. for χ,υζίύα), do- 
 minion, sway, power. Th. χϋξο;. 
 
 Κΰξίω, f reru, to light upon, meet with, 
 find, obtain; to happen ; to be. Th. κύζω. 
 
 Κ,νξΐι, ίι, Ceres ; so called because χνξίοί του 
 Ζ,ην, the mistress of life. 
 
 ' ΚΤΡΗΒΑΏ, / άσοϋ, to fight with the 
 horns ; to push or butt with the horns. 
 
 KTPH'BIA, ων, τα, the husk or chaff of 
 barley or other grain, bran. See ΥίηζύζίΛ. 
 
 T\.6^nfici, and by Sync, κύομα, ατός, το, any 
 thing which one lights upon or finds ; prey, 
 boot}', Th. κύρω. 
 
 Ιίυζήν/ι, 'h, a city of Afnca, Cyrene. 
 
 Ys.<j^Y,\os, ov, 0, the name of a man, Quirinus. 
 
 Κ.υΰ?/ΐτα(, 1. a. inf. and 
 
 Κ.νο'/ι!ταί, ασα, αν, part. 1. α. act. from 
 ανο'ϋυ, the same as χύξω, to light upon, to find. 
 
 Kvr^s/j, having obtained, part. 1 . a. pas. of 
 KvpO'j• 1. a. ind. pas. Ικύ^θ-ζιν. 
 
 Κυξία, ois, h, a mistress, a lady ; power, do- 
 minion ; an appointed day ; and 
 
 }ζ.υξΐακος, h, ov, of or belonging to the Lord 
 or master, the Lord's. Th. κνξο;, τΌ. 
 
 Υίυξηύω, f ίύίτω, p. χίκυξ'ηνχα, to be master 
 of, to rule over ; to possess or to exercise 
 authority over, to obtain, to possess, to take, 
 to recoΛ'•er, to conquer ; ivith the gen. κνοηύω 
 σου, I am thy master ; σί, I make thee master. 
 From Kv^ios, a master. Th. κ,Zξos. 
 
 Κυξίξω, or κυοίσ-ιτω, to push or butt with the 
 horns. From κίζοίς, a horn. 
 
 Ίίύξίος, ου, ό, a master, a lord ; adj. kv^ios. 
 Ία, lov, possessing authority ; established ; vaHd ; 
 authentic ; principal ; also proper. Th. kv^os» 
 
 KuotOTYis, ijTos, h, dominion, power, author- 
 ity ; one who possesses authority or dominion, 
 in Jsf. T. From χ.υξο$. 
 
 Ιζ.νοίίτσ'ω, See ΙίυρίΖω. 
 
 ΙίνξκχνΖν, to mix. From χ,υκα,ν. 
 
 }ζ.νξμ,Ά, ατοί, το, by Sync, for κ,νξ'/ιμα, any 
 tiling which is found, prey, booty. From 
 χνοίω, or κύξο), which see. 
 
 Y..v^v\for χύξνί, voc. from 
 
 Κΰξνος, ov, 0, a proper name, Cyrnus ; Cor- 
 sica. 
 
 KT~P02, ios, TO, authorit)»^, power, com- 
 mand ; an edict ; confirmation, ratification, 
 validity ; the main point or substance of a 
 thing. Also 
 
 Κύξο;, ου, ό, a king of Persia, Cj'rus. 
 
 'ΚυζοΖν, pres. inf. act. and 
 
 Kvpodtrai, part. pres. f g.from 
 
 Έ.ϋρόω, ω, f. ωσω, p. κίκύξωχα, to sanction, 
 confirm, ratify, establish, to give force or au- 
 thority to, to authenticate ; 2)erf. pas. κιχύξω•• 
 μοίί. Th. χυξος, ios, το. 
 
 ΤίύξίΤΜ, to light upon, to meet with, 1. a. 
 inf. and 
 
 Kύξσus, part. 1. a. act. of χύξω, f. .Mol. 
 χΰξσω, to light upon. 
 
 Κΰξο-ω, I shall obtain. See the preceding, 
 KTPT0^2, Yi, ov, JEol. xu^'^os, crooked, 
 humpbacked, convex. 
 
 KyoToj, ου, ό, a fishing-net ; a basket, a 
 cage ; also χύξττι, and χΰξτίζ, the same. From, 
 the preceding. 
 
 Κυζτάίο, ω, to bend or crook ; to make 
 
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 KflA 
 
 humpbacked, protuberant, convex. Th. κυο- 
 ros' 
 
 Κ,νξτωμχ, aros, το, any thing which is crook- 
 ed or protuberant, a humpback ; also any pre- 
 ternatural tumour ; an arch or vault. T/i. 
 κ,υζτΌς, 
 
 KT'Pil (κνξω), to light upon, to attain ; 
 l.y. JEol. κύξίτω' κύρια), the same as κυζω. 
 
 K-vcras, αντοζ, having kissed, part. 1. a. act. 
 from κύω, to kiss. 
 
 K.v<rs, or Kvasv, Ion. for Ίκυαιν, S. wng. 
 \. a. act. Kucrov, 1. a. imperat. act. mf of the 
 same verb. 
 
 ΚΤ'2Θ02, and κΰαος, ου, ό, and κυσος, ου, 
 ο, the backside, the buttocks •, also pudendum 
 muliebre. 
 
 KfiT/, dat. pi. from κ,ύύ/ν, a dog. 
 Ιίυα-σ-οίμίνϋ, part. 1 . a. mid. f. g. for κυσα.- 
 μ'ίνη, having conceived,_/rom κΰω. 
 
 Jiotrtrs, Ion. and Poet, for 'ίχυσ•ί, 3. sing. 
 1. a. of the same verb. 
 
 KT'2TI2, ίίϋζ, h, a bladder, ace. xitrrtv. 
 KT'TINOI (χυτίνοι), ων, ot, the flowers of 
 the pomegranate tree. 
 
 KT'TI202 fKUTi<ro;J, ου, ο, a plant, Cy- 
 tisus. 
 
 ΚΤ'ΤΟΣ fxvTosJ, ios, TO, a cavity, a hol- 
 low ; any hollow body ; the belly ; room, 
 capacity, depth. 
 
 Kwr^av, Dor. for χ^ύτξ'/ιν, acc. sing, of χυ- 
 Τξοί, a pot; the same as χ^ύτζοξ. 
 
 Κύττα,ξος, ου, ο, a cell in the comb of bees 
 or wasps ; an acorn cup ; the cone of a pine or 
 fir tree ; the pod of the Egyptian bean ; an 
 arch. From xuros, a hollow. 
 
 Κ.νφίλλοί, ων, τα, the clouds ; all things 
 which are hollow. From κυφοί, crooked, bent. 
 ΚΤ~ΦΙ, a kind of perfume. 
 'Κυφος, «J, ev, crooked, bent, humpbacked. 
 From κΰ•χ<τω, to bend. 
 
 Κ.ύφοί, f.os, TO, crookedness, a tumour ; a 
 humpback ; a hollow vessel. Th. χυττω. 
 
 Κόφων, ωνοξ, β, an arched or vaulted place ; 
 a crooked staff; a plough-handle ; an instru- 
 ment with which criminals were confined or 
 tortured ; a wooden engine in ivhich the neck 
 and feet were screwed ; a bad fellow, a rogue. 
 From χ>^φο;, crooked, Th. χύττω. 
 
 Κ.ύφων% for χύφωνοίρ acc, sing, of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Κό-φοίντίξ, nom. pi. part. 1. a. act. of 
 χύττω, f. "φω, to stoop down; χύ-φοα, 1. a. 
 inf. 
 
 ΚΤΥΕ'ΛΗ, »??, ί,, a bee-hive j a kind of 
 vessel or corn measure ; a chest. Hence χυ- 
 •φίλ /s, i^os, h, a hollow place ; a little chest or 
 box ; the filth of the ears. Also χυ-φίλ'/ΐ, the 
 inside of the ear ; the dirt of the ears ; ear- 
 wax. 
 
 Κυ-φΙλλίζων, a proper name. 
 Κν•ψελοί, ου, β, a species of swallow so called 
 from «ϋ-ψίλ/δίί, the nests, which it constructs 
 of clay. Also the name of the son (f Eetion, 
 from κυ•4'ίλη>. 
 
 KT'fl (χυω), f. τω, p. «a, to coHceive, to 
 be with young ; to kiss, Anstoph. Nub. 82. 
 Ίίυίω, the sanifi. 
 
 ΚΤΏΝ (χνων), κυνοζ, ο or η, a dog ; a sea- 
 dog ; the dog star ; an eaglt- ; a throw of the 
 dice ; the sparks which fly from red hot iron 
 when hammered ; an impudent fellow ; acc. 
 χυνοί, dat. pi. χυσ'ι. 
 
 Κωοίξ, and χωοί,ζ, ΤΩ, a sheep's slvin, a fleece. 
 See Κω?. 
 
 ΚΏ,ΒΙΟ'2, ου, ο, a gudgeon, a kind of 
 fish. 
 
 ΚίΙ'ΔΕΙΛ, and χω'^ία., «ί, yj, a poppj'-head; 
 a little ball ; κω^^ι, the fruit of the poppy. 
 
 Ίίΰύ^ίον, ου, το, a skin, a fleece of the sheep, 
 contr.for χωΐ^ιον. Th. χω;, τό. 
 
 ΙΚω^ίοφύξοζ , ου, ό χα) h, clad in a sheepskin.] 
 ΚίΓΔηΝ, ωνοξ, J, a bell ; the broad end of 
 a trumpet ; a trumpet itself; Iletaph. a prat- 
 ing, loquacious fellow. 
 
 ΚωίΆ, nom. pi. of χω;, ios, TO, a lamb's 
 skin, a fleece. 
 
 ΚΏ'Θί IN, ωνοζ, ό, a drinking vessel, a cup ; 
 a drinking largely, a carousing ; the name of a 
 Carthaginian port. 
 
 Κω^ωνίζω, f ίσω, to drink deep, to carouse 
 together. From the jireceding. 
 
 'Κωβωνισ'τγίζίον, ου, το, a verbal noun from 
 χωβωνίζισύοιι, 3 Esdr. iv, 63, a place devoted 
 to drinking and carousing, Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΚίΙΚΑ'ΛΙΑ, ων, τα, certain animals cov- 
 ered with shells ; qu. χογχάλιοο. 
 Κωχαλοί, ου, ο, a king of Sicily. 
 Κωχΰτος, oZ, o, lamentation, v/ailing, funeral 
 cry ; also a river in Hades, Cocytus.] 
 
 KilKT il f KuxOMj,f. ΰσω, to weep, lament. 
 Hence χωχυμκ, ατοξ, το, and χωχυτοζ, ου, oj 
 weeping, lamentation. 
 
 ΚΩΛΑΚΡΕ'ΤΑΙ, o'i, officers who distrib- 
 uted (to, χωΧα.) the remains of the victims to 
 the priests,• treasurers of the temple of Delphi ; 
 receivers of public money who paid the judges 
 their salaries and disbursed the expenses of the 
 sacrifices. 
 
 Κωλίχ, as, ha a bundle of hay ; also a gam- 
 mon of bacon. 
 
 Κβίλίβί, the same as χωΧον, which see. 
 Κωλ'/ι•φ, uTo;, vt, the ankle ; the calf of the 
 leg; the bend of the ham ; the haunch. Th. 
 χωλον. 
 
 Κωλίχοξ, ίι, ov, one that has the colic ; of or 
 relating to the colic. From 
 
 Κί1~Λ0Ν, ου, το, a member, a limb, an ex- 
 tremity ; a colon or part of a period ; the colon 
 or great gut ; a body or carcass m N. T. 
 
 Κ,ωλυίτω, let him chastise or correct, 3, 
 sing, imperat. act. of χωλύω. 
 
 Κώλϋμοί, Βοτοί, το, a7ld χωλύμη, τ^ς, jj, aij 
 impediment, hindrance, obstacle ; and 
 ΚώλϋοΊζ, ιωί, h, the same ; and 
 Έίωλντίΐζ) ΐίξοζ, h, one who hinders or re- 
 strains ; and 
 
 ΚΏΛΤΏ, f ΰ(τω, p. χΒχωλυχα., to hindcrj 
 restrain, repress ; to withhold; to deny, in iV. T, 
 
ΚΩΝ 
 
 520 
 
 κηχ 
 
 ί-ο forbid, dissuade; 1. a. inf. act, χωλυσαι- 
 1, a. pas. Ικ,ωΧύύ'/ιν. 
 
 ΚΡ-ΛΏ'ΤΗ2, ου, ο, a newt or lizard. 
 
 ΚίΓΜΑ, ατός, το, a deep sleep, a lethargy •, 
 an allurement. 
 
 Έ-ύμαζον, impcrf. Ion. and 
 
 \<.ωμάζοντΆ^ cicc. Sing. part, prcs.from 
 
 Kco /χάζω, to revel, to behave licentiously 
 like revellers ; to dance ; to praise with hymns 
 or songs ; κ,Μμάζίΐν ύς τίνα., to sing a hymn in 
 praise of any one ; to visit as a lover, Theophr. 
 Char. 12. Th. κ.Ζμοί.'] 
 
 KilMAKO'N, oZ, TO, a kind of aromatic or 
 spic}^ fruit. 
 
 Κάμα.1, a.;iou Ό, a wanton or licentious fel- 
 low ; a trifler. From Άωμοξ. 
 
 Κωμά^κτι, Dor. for χωμάιτατί, praise ye 
 ^ith a hymn ; 1. a. imperat. act. of -Λωμάζω. 
 
 Υ^ωμά^χπί, ου, ο, the governor or chief mag- 
 istrate of a village. From κύμ,Ά and κξχ,ω. 
 
 ΚωμάσΙίΐν, Dor. for κωμάξαν, to ■ revel ; 
 hf. nf κΜμ,ύζΛ). 
 
 Κωμοί-σ-Ιοί, α,ς, h, from κΖμος, a revelling. 
 
 Kil'MH, '/??, 'h, a village, a town j a street. 
 Herice 
 
 Κωμ' /i'^ov, in villages, by villages.^ 
 
 'ΚΜμήττ,ί, ου, ό, a villager ; κωμνιται, inhab- 
 itants of the same viJWge or street, neighbours. 
 
 Υ^ωμΌ'^τοΧις, %ωί, 'A, a town, a large village. 
 From κωμΆ and -ττόλις, a city. Mar. i, 38 ; it 
 isfnmd no where else. 
 
 Kfl'MOS, ου, 0, a revel, a licentious feast ; 
 festivity; debauchery; wanton behaviour; a 
 wanton song ; the dancing used in revels, 
 from «.ωμα, a deep sleep ; also the god who 
 presides over revels ; a company of persons 
 ministering to Bacchus ; any company of per- 
 sons, but seldom used in this sense, Eurip. 
 Uippol. 44, and Ion, 1196; χάμου "^ίο-τότ^ι; 
 he to whose praise any one has composed a 
 
 song. 
 
 Kil'MTS, υάος, ίι, a laurel tree, placed before 
 the door ; a bundle of hay. 
 
 ΚύμΜ, dat. sing, of κωμοζ. 
 
 Υ^οψ'οοΙ'Μ, a comedy, a play ; a comic poem ; 
 a satire. From κ,ούμιΛΌζ. 
 
 ΚωμΜ^ιογξο,φοί, ου, ό, a writer of comedies. 
 From κ,ίϋμω^ίοί and γξάφω, to write, Oiod. Sic, 
 
 Υίούμωϊοζ, ου, ο, an actor of comedies, a play- 
 er, a comedian, one who δ/ά να,ζ χώμα,ξ α2α, 
 sinos through the villages. From αωμτί, a vil- 
 lage, and άύ^ω, to sing. 
 
 Kmvuov, ου, TO, hemlock, a plant. 
 
 ΚΩ~Ν02, ου, ό, a cone ; a boy's top ; a 
 pine nut or cone of the pine ; the covering or 
 f»nvelop of certain fruits ; the apex of a helmet. 
 
 ΊίανωΤίΤον, ου, ο, a bed with curtains to keep 
 0^ gnats and files ; a curtain ίο keep off the 
 gviatSy a canopy. Th. κώνω•^, a gnat, or xuivcs. 
 From its form. 
 
 Κ.ύνω'ττΒΐ, nom. pi. from 
 
 Kil'NilT, ωττοί, or ή, a gnat, 
 
 'Κωοζ, ίοί, το, Ά fleece, a sheep's skin, a cov- 
 ering of sheep's skin. See Kas. 
 
 ΚίυΤέΕί, oi, nam. pi. from 
 
 H^MTihi, ίως, ό, a rower. 
 
 KilTiH, ?;?, ij, an oar ; the hilt of a swor^ 
 a handle cf the hand-mill. 
 
 Ίίωτητίΐξ, ΐίξος, ο, η piece of ιυοοά to which 
 the oars were tied, 
 
 Κωτίον, ου, το, a little oar, Oimin, from 
 
 Κ,ΰύξα, «J, K, Dor. for κύ^η, ns, h, or κούξ',ι,, 
 a girl ; a pupil of the eye ; aii appellation of 
 Proserpine (the virgin or maiden), in Bioju ι 
 Epitaph, Adon.] ' 
 
 }ζ.αΐξον, Oor.for κ,ουζον.^ 
 
 1ίωξο(τϋνοί, ui, Oor. for κ.ουξοα•υν*ι, j)?, iif 
 childhood. From κ,όζοζ. 
 
 ΊίωξύΗ,ιον, ου, το, a little bag or pouch, a little 
 purse, Dim. from 
 
 Kil'PTKOS [κκουκοζ], ου, ο, a leather bag 
 or sack ; a pouch ; a ball ivhich groivs on the 
 leaf of elm trees from the sting of an insect; a 
 mountain and cave in Cilicia. 
 
 Kfl'2, oos, TO, a sheep's skin ; a fleece ; a 
 covering of sheep's skin. 
 
 Kui, ω, 71, the name of an island^ Cos. 
 
 K&/i, Ion. for τωζ, how, in what manner. 
 
 Υ^αχταμ., a, the name of a man, Hebr, 
 
 'Κύτοίλις, a spoon, a ladle. 
 
 ΚίΙϊΓΛΛΩ,^". ιΤίΰ, ρ, ιλκ,α, to prate, bab- 
 ble, talk excessively ; to deceive with flattering 
 words; κ,ωτίλλοντοί, acc. sing. part, pres, κω• 
 τίλλουΰ -oi, part, pres.f, g. 
 
 Κύτϊλος, ίλ'/ι, ιλον, talkative, prating ; a 
 prattling fellow ; soft, flattering, deceitful, cun- 
 ning. From κωτίλλω. 
 
 Ιζ,ΜφίύΜ (for xou(piU6i)Ji to lighten, to ease ; 
 to rest, to be silent. 
 
 ΚηΦΟ'2, h, ov, dull, blunt, ;jro;?e/*/y, and 
 hence, deprived of some of the senses, especialli/ 
 of hearmg ; deaf ; unable to speak, dumb, feeble, 
 dull, powerless, Herod, i, 34 ; foolish, stupid ; 
 obscure, as a discourse ; κ,ωφον βίλοζ, a blunt 
 weapon ; χωφον κΖμα, d noiseless wave. Hence 
 
 Κωφόω, -uta, and -iai, to make deaf or dumb ; 
 to blunt. 
 
 Ki?;t;£^', for xoc) ωχζτο, and he went away, 
 3. sing, imperf. of οΊχομοίί, to go away. 
 
 Κωχ^ίύω, to raise or lift up, support ; te 
 carry, Hesych. 
 
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 ΛΛΖ 
 
 Λ. 
 
 Λ, the eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet; 
 in numbers it denotes thirty, and with a little 
 mark under it (>.,)■, thirty thousand. 
 
 Λβί, an inseparable particle which augments 
 the signification of ivords. 
 
 ΛΑ~Α2, Χάκος, ό, a stone, a rock ; λ«ί, 
 ' Χοίοξ, the same as λαχ;• 
 
 Αάζα, Oor. for Λάββν, gen. of AaZas,for 
 A«?j7i, a mnns name. 
 
 AccSi, Ion. for ίλα,ζί, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. but 
 
 Ααζί, and in pi. λάξετί, take thou, "take ye, 
 2. a. imperat. act. of λοί^-ζάνω, to take •, f in. 
 λ»•φαμ.αί, 2. a. ϊλαζαν, 2. a. iif. XaSuv, perf. 
 λίλ'/ιφχ, Att. ί'ιλ'/ιφοί' 2. a. iif. m. λαζ'αχύΛΐ. 
 
 Ααζϊν, Dor. for λαζίΤν. See the preceding. 
 
 Αα,ζη-, '/is> h, a taking hold ; a grasp, a hold; 
 a handle, a hilt ; an occasion ; a pretext. 
 Th. Χάμζ>α,\>ω. 
 
 AoiSriv, Oor. for λα,ζίΤν, 2. a. inf. act. See 
 
 Ακζΐΐί, 2. sing, and Χάζ,ησι, Ion. hy Paragoge 
 for λάζγ, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. act. if λ«.μζκνω, 
 to take ; 2. a. ϊλα,ζον. 
 
 Αά,ζίξοζ, a pit, Hesych. 
 
 AecSig, ;^oj, '/I, a handle, a hilt; a pair of 
 pincers or nippers, a buckle. From Χ^ζή. 
 
 AaZoifAiv, we might have taken, 1. pi. 2. a. 
 opt. act. Χάζοιμι, οι;, οι, of Xuf^^iivco, 2. a. 
 iXoiSov, 
 
 AccSoTifoi, Dor. for Xei,SoZ<ra,, part. 2. a.f g. 
 from the same verb. 
 
 Αίχ.ζόμ'/ιν, Ιοΐΐ. for ίΧοι,ζΌμ^ίν, ov, sro, 2. a. ?n. 
 Χα,ζομινο;, part. 2. a. m.from Χκμ,ζάνίύ• 2. a. 
 ϊλαζον, to take. 
 
 Αάζον, Dor. for λαβε, 2. α. imperat. act. 
 and 
 
 AecQadirci, part. 2. a. act. f g. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Αοίξξοί, a voracious fish. From χάζξο;. 
 
 Αΰΐ.ζξ«.γόξ-/];, ου, ο, one who talks precip- 
 itately or impertinently ; forward or rash in 
 speaking. From Χάζξοζ, greedy, and άγοξίύω, 
 to speak. Th. ά,γοξά. 
 
 Ααζξίύομα,ι, to talk precipitately or rashly ; 
 to talk too much ; to be bold or forward in 
 speaking. 
 
 AA'BPOS, ξκ, ξον, greedy, voracious ; im- 
 petuous, violent. From Xu, or Xioiv, and βόξοζ, 
 voracious. 
 
 Αα.ζξότ^ις, viro;, 'h, voracity, greediness. 
 
 Αοίζξωνιον, ου, το, a kind of large broad cup. 
 From Χάζζοζ. 
 
 ΑΑΒΓΡΙΝΘ02, ου, Ό, a labyrinth, a place 
 full of mazes or intricate passages. 
 
 Αΰίζυξίνβά^ίΐς, ίος, ό καά h, like a labyrinth ; 
 full of mazes ; intricate, winding. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 €6 
 
 ΛΑΤΑΝΟΝ, ου, τί, a kind of cake. 
 
 Αα,γα,ξο;, a, ov, slack, loose, not distended,, 
 empty, thin, soft. Hence Χοίγκ^ο), lank-bellied 
 men. 
 
 Ααγγινω, to fly, run away ; ■Πξίφίυγω, 
 
 Ααγγ'ίΜ, ίο be slow or backward ; to linger 
 or delay, from fatigue. Hence the Lat. lan- 
 gueo. 
 
 Aoiy'iTK;, Dor. for 
 
 Αα,γε<7•>]ς, ου, ο, a leader of the people ; as if 
 Χα,ου ίιγίτ'/ι;. 
 
 ΑΑΓΗΝ02, ου, ο, a flagon or flasks 
 a bottle ; a kind of measure. Also written 
 Χκγννοζ. 
 
 Aciyi}'/!?, ίούζ, 0, a young hare ; a i;abbit. 
 From Xuycoos. 
 
 Αχγί^ιον, ου, το, fdimin. of Xa,yoi) a little 
 hare ; a young hare or leveret.] 
 
 Aoiyvtla, οίς, lun, πζ, «, lechery, lust ; 
 copulation. Th. Χάγνης. 
 
 xVATNHS, or Xayvos, ου, ό, lecherous, 
 libidinous ; superl. Xa.yvi(T<roi7o$, excessively ad- 
 dicted to viOmen ; as if Xάyυ)/of. From Xa, and 
 yvvn. 
 
 Aoiyoviifffiv, dat. pi. Ion. of Xctyouv, Όνος, the 
 flanks. 
 
 Aayos, ου, ο, a proper name, Lagus. 
 
 Aoiyos, ου, ό, Ion. for Xayas' from Xa,• 
 yaios, ου, ο, Alt. Xecym;, ω, a hare. 
 
 ΛΑΓΧΑ'ΝΩ (xa.yyfiv'u)), to cast lots, to 
 obtain or get by lot ; to obtain ; to possess, to 
 have ; to make one a partaker, to give one a 
 portion ; to bring an action against one ; to ac- 
 cuse, inform against ; with gen. and ace. f m. 
 Χ'/ίζομιχι, J). ύΧηχοι,, for λίΧ'/ιχ;ϋί, part. ύΧη^ως, 
 atid ΧίΧηχ,ως, 2. a. ίΧα,χ^ον, 2. a. subj. Χάρ,^ω, 
 '/ΐς, η, 2>(irt. 2. a. Χοίχ^ων, Όντοξ, p. m. XiXoy^oc, 
 1. a, inf. 7)1, Χν^ασύα,ι, p. pas, i'lX'/iyy.oc,t, imrt. 
 ilXyiyfj(,ivo$. 
 
 A'jiycb, acc. sing, of Xecyu;, a hare. 
 
 ΑΑΓίΙ^Ν (Χα,γων), ovos, h, the flank§i 
 Heyice Xayuoos, slacic. 
 
 ΑΑΓί10^2 (XciyMOiJ, ου, Att. Xayugf w, 
 Ion. Xayos, ου, ό, a hare ; a constellation. 
 
 AayMos, ύα, aiov, of a hare. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Aocyais, ω, ο, Ά hare. See Aocyuo?. 
 
 Aa'huv, lavos, 0, the father of Daphne ; acc, 
 Aahuva,. Also the name of a river. 
 
 Αα,ίξττ^ί, ου, ο, the father of Ulysses, Laertes. 
 
 Αΰίίξτια^ΐΐί, ου, ο, a proper name, Laertiades, 
 the son or grandson of Laertes. 
 
 Aoiii, ων, ol, stones ; from Xas, Xaos, tha 
 same as Χα,οίζ, ό, a stone. 
 
 ΑάΖ,οίξΟί, ου, ο, by Aphcer.for 'ΈιΧίάζαξ. 
 
 Αάζίο, Ion. and ΧοίΖ,ίυ, Dor. for Χύζου, 
 pres. imperat. pas. χάζίτο, 3. sing, imperf 
 Ion, of χύζομ,κΐ} to take. 
 
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 522 
 
 ΛΑΚ 
 
 Aa^£y, Dor. for λάζον. See Αάζίο. 
 
 Ααζοίατο, Ion. for λάζοίντο, 3. pi. jrres. 
 opt. pas. of the same. 
 
 AA'ZOMAI, to take, lay hold of, seize ; 
 also λύζυμχ/, the same. 
 
 Αα,ζων, for αλοίζων, lying, arrogant, proud, 
 boasting. 
 
 Actnfjt.iva.1, Dor. for xauv Hesych. explains 
 it hy φύίγγισύαι. So kas, lon.for'iXai, of λάω, 
 tvhich hoicever has other sigiiificatioHS . 
 
 Αάύα, as. Dor. for Xnh, m, rt, forgetfulness, 
 oblivion. 
 
 Αά,^αξγοξ, ου, ό «<κ/ ί, secretly mischievous, 
 secretly biting ; clandestine, secret. From the 
 preceding, and άξγός. 
 
 Aah, 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. act. or 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. Ion. Xahah, 2. pi. 2. a. imp. m. 
 qf λα,νύάνω, or λΥιίω, to forget, f. m. Χήσο^,αι, 
 2. a. ελαόον, 2. a. inf. 'ka.Uit'j' perf. pas. λί• 
 λησμχι, J), m. Κίλ-ήύο.. 
 
 Αα,β'ίμίν, Ion. and Dor. for kxhJv, 2. a. 
 inf. act. of λανθάνω. 
 
 • Adhre, 3. sing. 2. a. m. Ion. of the 
 same. 
 
 AxoriSr,c, o'j, 0, forgetful of J'outh, old. 
 From λτ,ύω, 2. a. ίτ^κύον, and n^vi, youth. 
 
 Aaur,7i, 2. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of Χτίύω, or 
 λα,νίάνω, to forget ; 2. a. 'iXuuov. 
 
 AciS'iH.rihyig, ει;, ό χα) 'h, causing a forgetful- 
 ness of care. From λήθω, a?id κτ^Ο;, so;, το, 
 care. 
 
 Aciit^u'cyyoto, gen. Ion. from 
 
 Αοιβίφ^ύγγο;, ου, ό και y,, causing a forget- 
 fulness of speech ; making speechless or mute. 
 From "kriuru, to be hid, to forget, and (pucyyo;, 
 a sound. Th. φ&ίγγομαι. 
 
 Ααόόμζύα, we forget, Dor. for k'/iS'o^'Ja, 
 1. pi. jjres. fro?n λά^ομαι, Dor. for λ'/ι^μια, 
 from Χή6ω, to lie hid. 
 
 A!a$oe, io;, Dor. for Χγ,όοί, so;, το, the same 
 as λ'Α^η, forgetfulness. 
 
 Αά,ύζΛ, adv. secretly, privately. 
 
 Ααθζαίο;, ala, utov, secret, private, clandes- 
 tine; one who does any thing secretly. From 
 ihe jweceding ; and 
 
 Αα^ξαίωζ, secretly, privately, adv. from the 
 preceding. Th. Χγ,ίω, Dor. λάβω. 
 
 ΑάβξΥι, Ion. for λάβξχ, secretly, privately. 
 
 Ααβξί^Ιοίσιν, dat. pi. Ion. from 
 
 Ααβξί^ιοί, ία, ίον, hidden, secret. Th. Χγ^ύω. 
 
 Αάβξίο;, ία, tov, hidden, secret. From the 
 same. 
 
 Ααόυζίί, a plant of the spurge kind, Plin. 
 xxvii, 1 1 . 
 
 ΛΑ'ΘΧΡ02, ου, ο, a kind of small vetch 
 or pulse. 
 
 Ααβων, who lay hid or was concealed from, 
 part. 2. a. act. of λτιύω, or λανβάνω, to lie hid, 
 to forget ; f. m. λκ/τομαι, 2. a. ϊΧαύον. 
 
 Aaia, as, i, the left hand. From kaios, 
 which see. 
 
 Αάϊγζ, ϊγγο{, h, a little stone, a pebble •, 
 also a great stone, Apollon. Argon, iv, 1678. 
 From λαχίί a stone. 
 
 AAIAPO^S, ga, ξ^, left, on the left hanfl, 
 unlucky ; bold, saucy, impudent, shameless, 
 
 Ααινίάζω, f. άσω, to deceive ; to whore. 
 From λα and χ,ύζβ/, to adorn. 
 
 Αχιλατίω, ω, f. ή(τω, and λαιλατίζω, to 
 agitate with a storm ; to burst upon impetu- 
 ously. 
 
 ΛΑΓΛΑΨ, xTTos, '/I, a storm of wind with 
 rain ; a whirlwind ; a tempest. Frum λα/, (w• 
 λα, arid λάτττω, to lick up, 
 
 Ααίμχζγος, ου, ο χ,χ] hi gluttonous, vora- 
 cious, insatiable. From λχ) and μάξγο;• 
 
 Ααιμάσσω, άμίτξω; Ιιτύίω, to devour greedily, 
 Suldas. From λαιμό;. 
 
 ΛΑΙΜΟ' 2, οΰ, ο, the throat, gullet, neck. 
 
 Ααιμοτομ'ίω, ω, f. γ,σω, to cut the throat. 
 From λχίμ,ο;, the neck, and τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 Αχιμούσχ^ατον, ου, το, the prize for killing a 
 man in the games, (qu. λχιμοΖ σχ^άσι;). 
 
 Aa'i'vios, ία, ίον, and λά^vos, ivti, ivov, of stone. 
 Th. λas. 
 
 AuTov, ου, TO, the standing corn, wheat. 
 From λαΰω' so fruges, from fruor, in Lat» 
 See λίϊον, and ληΐον. 
 
 ΛχΛ.10'2, «, h, the left, on the left side. 
 
 ΑαιοτομΙω, ω, to cut the com, to reap •, to 
 plough, Theocr. x, 3. From λαΊον, ου, το, and 
 τίμνί», to cut. 
 
 Ααΐτο;, a catamite ; salacious, libidinous. 
 
 ΑαίσΫ,ϊον, ου, το, a short buckler ; a small 
 shield or target. From λάσιο;, hairy, because 
 ?7iade of undressed hides,• or from λχιο;, the left, 
 because carried by the left hand. 
 
 ΛΑΓ2ΘΗ, Yis, h, baseness, turpitude, dis- 
 grace, shame. 
 
 Ααιστον, burdensome, troublesome. 
 
 ΑαΤτμα, ατο;, το, a passage ; breadth ; the sea. 
 
 ΛΑΙ~Φ02, to;, TO, a garment ; a sail ; also 
 λαί:ρ'/ι, the same. 
 
 Αχι•φ7!ξοχ,ίλίυ0ο;, ου, ο και h, going rapidly ; 
 swift, fleet. Fi'om λαι-φνξο; and κίλίυβο;, ου, 
 'h, away. 
 
 Αχι4"ήοο;, ξα, ζον, ver}'^ active, ver}' nimble 
 or rapid. From λα mid αϊ•φίΐξο;, sv/ift, rapid, 
 Th. α^-φα. 
 
 ΛΑΚΑ'ΘΗ, »;, h, a kind of tree. 
 
 Αάκαινα, a proper name, Lacaena ; a Lace- 
 daemonian uh>man. 
 
 ΛΑ'ΚΑΦΘΟΝ, ου, το, a kind of spice. 
 
 Αάκί, it crashed or made a noise ; 3. sing. 
 2, a, act. Ion. for 'ίλακι, of ληκίω, to make a 
 noise ; to crack ; to speak j 2. a. ίλχκον, p. m. 
 λ'ελακα. 
 
 Αακί^αιμόνιοι, ων, οι, the Lacedaemonians. 
 From 
 
 Αακί%αίμων, ovo;, ό, a city of Pelojwnnesics, 
 Lacedaemon. 
 
 AAKE'PTZA, »,;, 91, prating, talkative, 
 
 reviling. Hence 
 
 Αακίξΰζομαι, to prate, talk idly ; to revile. 
 From λα and κξάζαι, to call out. 
 
 Αακίω, in the tragic poets, for λτικΊω' Eurip, 
 Orest. 1 62, ahxa r'or ag 'ΐλακεν. See Αηκίω^ 
 to speak. 
 
ΔΑΑ 
 
 32S 
 
 ΛΑΜ 
 
 Aecxia^ijs, ου, ο, a member of the Lacian 
 iribe.] 
 
 Κα,κΙζω, to rend, tear ; to burst. From 
 
 Ακχ.);, ύοζ, h, a rent, a crack, or fissure, 
 properly, viade with a noise ; a piece torn ofT. 
 From XfjKiiu, to make a noise. 
 
 AA'KK02, ου, 0, a ditch, pit, hole, cistern, 
 well. 
 
 ΑχκτίΖ,οκτα, Dor. for λακτίζονσ•α, part. pres. 
 f. g.from . ^ 
 
 Λακτ/ζώ/, f. ί(Τω, p. λίλάκ,ηχα, to kick ; 
 pres. pas. ΧακτΙζομΛΐ, to be kicked. Th. λαξ, 
 adv. Hence 
 
 Α.ακ.ηστ'/ις, ου, ο, a kicker. 
 
 ΛΑ'ΚίΙΝ, a Lacedaemonian. 
 
 Αα,κωήζω, f. Ίσω, to imitate the Lacedaemo- 
 nians, to side with or take the part of the 
 Lacedaemonians ; to be concise in speaking. 
 
 Αα,κ,ωηχΜ, ίί, «, SC. χω^α., a country of 
 Peloimnnesus. 
 
 Αα,κωηχοζ, vi, ov, Lacedaemonian. From 
 Aaxcov. 
 
 Aocxuvixus, adv. after the manner of the 
 Lacedaemonians ; laconically, briefly. From the 
 2)receding. 
 
 Ακχωνκτμ,οξ, ου, b, an imitation of the Lace- 
 daemonians ; a taking part with them ; concise- 
 ness of speech. From λχχωνίξΜ. 
 
 AeiXei, a word used by a nurse in singing a 
 lullaby. 
 
 Αοίλοίγζυντε;, singing, Dor. for λα,λβίγοϋν- 
 Πξ. So λαλοι,γζυνη, for λαλαγοΰιη, they chat- 
 ter, 3. ]>l. pres. from 
 
 Ααλ&γίω, to make a noise ; to be clamor- 
 ous ; to chatter ; to sing. From λάλαξ, άγος. 
 Th. λκλίω. Hence 
 
 Αοίλά,γγι, ίί, yi, a clamour, noise, chatter- 
 ing. 
 
 Ααλάζω, to cry out. From Χα,Χ'ίω. 
 - Λ«λύ:ξ, ayoi, a noise, clamour 5 a tumult, 
 XccXctyTi. Th. Χα,Χίω. 
 
 AciXiovri, Dor. for XaXodtri, they speak. 
 From Χχλίω. 
 
 ΑαΧίΰμί;, Dor. for Χα,Χουμιν, 1. pi. of the 
 same. 
 
 ActXidvri, Dor. for ΧαΧουσ-ι, 3. pi. pres. from 
 the same. 
 
 ΑΑΛΕ'Ώ (ΧαΧιω), a>,f. γκτω, p. XtXaXnxct, 
 to make a noise, Theocr. Idyl, ν ; to speak, 
 talk, say, tell ; to speak inconsiderately ; to 
 prate, chatter; 1. a. ixaXnircx,, 1. a. shbj. act. 
 XxXviffw perf. jyas. ΧίΧάΧ'/ιμαι, 1. a. pas. ίλα- 
 Χτιθνιν, i.f.pas. ΧοίΧνιόήίΤομαι. 
 
 ΑάΧτιμα, aroi, το, speech, discourse, talk- 
 ing ; prating, talkativeness. From 1 . _^>er5. 
 perf. pas. of the jweceding. 
 
 ΑάΧ'/ΐ(Τον, 1. a. imperat. act. of ΧαΧίω. 
 
 ΑαΧϊα, a;, «, speech, discourse, talk ; talk- 
 ativeness ; a report, rumour ; a discourse upon 
 any thing ; a conversation ; a dialect, in iV. T. 
 Th. ΧοίΧίω. 
 
 ΑαΧίσ•τίξθξ, compar. more talkative or prat- 
 ing. From ΧάΧοζ. 
 
 AfiXlfTaros, most talkative, superl. from 
 
 AaXoi, ου, χα)- τι, one who speaks; talka- 
 tive, loquacious, prating. From XuXico. 
 
 Αχμα, adv. of asking, Hebr. the same as 
 the Greek Ινα,τ), why ? wherefore ? 
 
 ΛΑΜΒΑ'ΝΩ (Χαμ^α,νω), to take, receive^ 
 obtain ; to undertake, take upon one's self ; to 
 buy ; to take hold of ; to take up ; to seize, 
 surprise, catch ; to convict, condemn ; to un- 
 derstand ; CO explain ; to think ; to conceive, 
 as a female ; to take any thing in a good or 
 bad sense, with ^ξοζ, or iis• in the mid. it is 
 (fieri used in an active sense, and with the ge)iit. 
 to take hold of; to arrive at a place ; to obtain ; 
 to blame, to reproach ; and pas. to be taken or 
 caught, to be seized ; f. m. Χ'^-φομαι, perf. 
 XiXyi^oc, Att. ύ'Χ'/ιφα, i)f. ΰχ^φίναι, and part, 
 perf. Χίλ'/ι<ρωζ, υ7α., ο;, and Alt. ζΙΧτιφύς' 2. a. 
 ind. 'ΐΧά,ζον, 2. a. imperat. Χά,ζί, and Att. 
 XaCi, and in 2. j)l. λά^ετί• 2. a. opt. act. 
 Χάζοιμι, ot;, ot, 2. fl. subj. Χάζω, jjj, >), 2. a. 
 inf. XaQi7v, part. 2. a. Χα,ζων, όντο;• perf. pgs, 
 Att, ί'ιΧ'/ιμμαι, \pen, τται, and part. ίΙΧί^μμενος, 
 Poet. Χίλ'/ιμμίνο}' 1. a, pas. ΙΧΊηφό*ιν, ης, τι, 
 hf. Χγιφβ7,α.ί, and part. Χηφύύς' iXu^QavucruVf 
 for ίΧάμζα,νον, they have received or taken ; 
 3. jil. imperf. Ezek. xxii, 12; Ιχάζοσαν for 
 'iXaSov, 3. pi. 2. a. Deut. i, 25 ; Χαμζάνί*)) 
 μίταμίΧΐίαν, to repent, Eurip. Iphig. in Taur. 
 see, αϊ^ω, to fear. Soph. Aj. 348 ; xaxh, to 
 suffer ; τ/ οΖοΧου, to buy ; Χοίμ^άησύκι ν'οσω^ 
 to be seized or attacked by disease. 
 
 Αύμζω, the same as Χαμζάνω• hcncc the 
 Ion. χάμ-φομοίΐ, ίΧάμφΰην, etc. This si?npler 
 form Χάμ^ω is used in Herodotus. Schneid. 
 Lex. and Qian-t. liev. vol. xxii, p. 321.] 
 
 Αάμζχ^, b, Lamecli, a mans name, indecl, 
 Hcbr. 
 
 AA'MIA (Χαμ^α,), or Χαμία, ας, r,, a large, 
 wide-mouthed fish ; so called from Χαιμος, the 
 gullet ; a certain beast ; a monster, a b.ag, sor- 
 ceress, hobgoblin, a demon, siq^jyosed to devour 
 children ; a city of Thrace. 
 
 Αάμνα, a thin plate, a lamina. 
 
 ΑαμΜία,ς, ά^ος, Dor. for Αημνιας,η, a woman 
 of Lemnos. ΑαμνΌύίν, Dor. for Ανιμνόβιν, 
 from Lemnos. 
 
 Ααμττα'^ί^φοξΙα, ας, and Ion. -i'/i, Ιης, h, the 
 carrying of lamps or torches. From Χαμττας, 
 a torch, and φίζω, to carry. 
 
 Ααμ:τά^ιον, ου, το, a little torch ; a bandage 
 for wounds ; any band or bandage ; a comic 
 mask having a braid of hair tapering to a jmnt; 
 dimin. from 
 
 Ααμτας, α^ος, r„ a torch, a lamp ; a fiery 
 meteor ; a kind of torture. From χάμ-^τω, to 
 shine. 
 
 Αάμτην, it shone, imperf. Ion. act. χάμ'τητο^ 
 3. sing, imperf. pas. Ion. of χάμττω, to shine. 
 
 ΑαμτΓίτύω, ω, the same as Th. 7^άμ'7Τω, to 
 shine. 
 
 ΑαμτητοωντΆ, for Χαμνετωντα, Poet. acc. 
 sing. pres. part. So Χαμτί-οωντί, Poet, for 
 ΧαμτΓίτΰντι, dat. sing. part, of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
ΑΑί!Γ 
 
 524 
 
 ΑΑΠ 
 
 Αα^ίΤίίν», '/IS, 71, a kind of covered royal 
 chariot or carriage. From λκμτΜ, to shine. 
 
 Αχμ,τ'ήνϊχοί, belonging to or like a covered 
 chariot. 
 
 Αα,μτομίνοιιπ, dal. pi. Ion. j)art. pres. pas, 
 of λάμ,τω, to shine. 
 
 A.a.f/.7t^ti/2a, gen. Oor, from Α.α,μτΤξίύ'^'/ΐί, 
 ου, G, a proper name, 
 
 Αιχ.μ7!•ξθί•, a, ov, bright, shining, splendid, 
 glittering, clear ; violent, applied to the loind ; 
 Jiberal, generous ; illustrious ; evident, clear, 
 plain ; Χαμνζο. λί'ξι;, used by Aristotle, Poet. 
 24, for dictio ornata, as ive use splendid dic- 
 tion ; the Greek rhetoricians in the same sense 
 use λαμΤξά νονιματοί, Χχμτρότ•/ΐί λόγου, Class. 
 Joum. xii, 75 ; compnr. λκμνΤξότίξο;, superl. 
 λΆμ/Τζότατΰξ. Th. λά.μ•7Τίύ.'\ 
 
 Αχμτζΰτ'/};, fjTflj, 'ή, brightness, splendour ; 
 renown, glory, honour ; λαμτξότ'/ις λίγου. See 
 under Αχμ<τί>όζ. From the sa?ne.'\ 
 
 Ααμ•τξϋνΜ, f vvu, to make bright or clear ; 
 to brighten, to give or to display magnificence 
 or splendour ; -ομα,ι, to be or be made bright or 
 illustrious. From λα,μττζοξ. 
 
 Ακμ'τίξωζ, splendidly, magnificently, clearly, 
 plainly j openly, manifestly, adv. From the 
 same. 
 
 Αα.μτΓτηξ, ^ιξοί, ο, a bright torch, a lantern. 
 From S. pers. perf. pas. of 
 
 ΑΑ'ΜίΤΩ, f. λάμ•φω, p. φΆ, to shine, to 
 be bright ; to emit or give light, glitter, spar- 
 kle, flash ; also Metaph. to be bright or splendid, 
 to shine; 1. a. ίλαμ-φα, 1. a. iniperat, λάμ- 
 •ψον, άτω, 1 . α. V^f• λά.μ,\1α.ι. 
 
 Atzy.-jffioi, ac, '/ι, eloquence ; facetiousness, 
 pleasantry ; talkativeness ; boldness, impudence; 
 clearness, purit}'•. From 
 
 ΛΑΜΤΡΟ'2 ( λα-μϋξοί), or λάμυξοξ, elo- 
 iquent ; facetious ; pretty ; impudent, audacious, 
 scurrilous ; terrible. 
 
 Ακμφάίΐην, '/li, '/!, 1. a. opt. pas, Fm. for 
 ληφύύην. So λκμφύηνοι,ί, for λ•ήφ6γιναι, \. a. 
 inf. pas. λαμ^φύί);, for λ'/ιφύύς, part. 1. a, pas. 
 Jon. from λα,μζώνα, to take, ^. 7n. λ'^•φομκι. 
 
 Αά.μ,-ύ/Άΐ, 1. a. inf. act. }>.α.μ'^ά.-7ω, 'Λ. sing. 
 
 1. a. imperat. act. of λάμττω, to siiine, to be 
 fright. 
 
 Αάμ-^ακον, the name of a city, Lampsacum. 
 Αάμ.-^ΐζ, ίωζ. Υ), Ά shi-ning, brightness. From 
 
 2. ])ers. jx'rf• ]>as. of λάμ,ττω, to shine, 
 Αά.μ.'^ομ^κι, yj, ίτα,ι, Ion. and Oor. λαμ-φου- 
 
 μa.i■,for λνι•'\'ύμν,ι, 1 . f. m. from λκμζάνω, to 
 take. 
 
 Ααΐίύάνιμ,οζ ijou, a calm season of the year, 
 when the wind is still. From the following 
 and α,νψοζ, the wind. 
 
 Αανύοίνω, to lie hid, be concealed or hidden 
 from ; to be unknown ; jdned with a parlicijde, 
 to do any tiling secretly or privately, unknow- 
 ingly or unconsciously ; hut the ])articiple is to 
 he changed into its verb of the same mode and 
 tense as λν-νύάνω• 'ίλαύον τινίί ^ivisavTS; α,γγ'ί- 
 λονς, Heb. xiii, '22, they have entertained 
 angels without knowing it ; and Aristoph, Nub• 
 
 137 ; λκνίκνψκι, to forget j it derives its•, 
 tenses from λτιύω, f λ'/ισω, 2. a. ίλκΰον it 
 wants the perf. active ,• but perf. jms. λίλνι- 
 σμΆΐ, 1. a, pas. IXmSm, and Ιλ'/ί^»?ν• p. m, λί- 
 λνιβα,, Th. λήύω. 
 
 Αανοζ, CO, ο, Dor, for λ' /ivos, ου, ο, a wine- 
 press. 
 
 AA'S, adv. with the heel or heels. 
 
 Αά\α,σύα.ι, Oor, for λή\ν.σ6αι, I . a, inf. ?n. 
 
 from the obsol. λήχω, for ivliich is used λαγ- 
 
 χ^άνω, to cast lots, 2, a. ίλχχ;ον, p. m. λίλοχ^α. 
 
 Αα'ξίυτνξίον, ου, το, ait instrumtnt used for 
 heu'ing stone or engraving in stone. 
 
 Αοίζευτ'/}?, a stone-cutter ; and 
 
 Αΰί'ξίυτος, h, ov, hewn out of a rock ; hewn 
 in stone. From 
 
 Αα.\ίΰω, to cut or hew stone. From λα?, 
 λαβί, a stone, and ^ιω, to polish. 
 
 Λα|ίίι;(Γ/ί, ίωί, h, the art of polishing stone, 
 Diod. Sic. 
 
 Ααξίξ, los, h, a lot, a portion, a casting lots, 
 for λίξ/?, or from λάχ^ατις, by Sync, λίξ/?. 
 See Ααγχ^άνω, to cast lots. 
 
 AaoViKitoi, a;, ri, the name of a city, Lao- 
 dicea. Hence 
 
 Aa.o'h't Kiv; , ίως, ο, a Laodicean. From the 
 precedi?7g. 
 
 Aoe-ohiK'/i, '/ις, 'h, the name of a virgin, Laodice. 
 
 Ac&o), nom.pl. from λα,Όζ. 
 
 Αο(.οχ.α.τάιζθίτοζ, cursed or detested by the 
 people. 
 
 Λαβ/^ί^ί/α, the proper name of a woman, 
 Laomedea. 
 
 Αα,ομί^οντίάόης, ου, ο, the son of Laomedon. 
 
 Αοίομύων, οντοζ, ο, a proj)er name, Laome- 
 don. 
 
 AAO^S (λΆος), οΰ, ο, Alt. λίως, ω, ο, a 
 people, a nation ;. a multitude ; an army; 
 troops. 
 
 Αοίοίπζ'/ις, ίος, ο κ,οά 'h, honoured by the peo- 
 ])le. From λαός, a people, and σίζ,ομοι,ι, to 
 revere, honour. 
 
 ΑοίοσσΌοζ, ου, ο xou η, preserving the people ; 
 
 a defender or preserver of the people ; from 
 
 >«(3i, the people, and σ'οω, to save, preserve. 
 
 Also one wiio rouses or excites the people j 
 
 from, λα,οζ and σύω, to move. 
 
 Ao(.oTQo(po$, ου, Kou vi, nourishing the peo- 
 ple ; and 
 
 Αοι-Ότζοφο;, ου, ό χ,ολ h, nourished by the 
 people. From λαο? and τξίφω, to feed, nour- 
 ish, _/. '^'M• p• f>i. τίτζοφοί. 
 
 Αοίοφίόξΰ?, Ο'), ojiUi'/i, destroying the people; 
 destroying men. From λαο;, the people, and 
 φύύξω, ]). m. 'ίφ^οξο., to destroy. 
 
 Αοίοφόνο;, ου, ό κα) h, killing the people, 
 warlike. From λκοζ and φίνω, to kill. 
 
 AAIlA'Zil, and λα.τάσ•σ•ω, or -UTTUff, ζω, 
 to empty, evacuate ; to soften, make tender or 
 delicate ; to destroy, lay waste. Hence 
 
 Αά-τταύοί, ου, h, and λάτα,ύαν, ου, το, a cov- 
 ered pit or hole for catching wild animals ; 
 also a kind of sorrel er dock. From the pre-:< 
 ceding. 
 
AAS 
 
 5^5 
 
 ΛΑΦ 
 
 ΑκίΤαξα, νι, and λά^αξον, οο, νο, the soft 
 parts of the body between the ribs and the hips ; 
 the flanks, the bf'lly. From 
 
 Αχτα,ξος, ζϋί, ξον, empty, hollow ; thin, lank, 
 soft. Th. λα,τύζω. 
 
 ΑΑ'ΠΗ fkcc'^r^J, ns, it, mucus, phlegm ; 
 which λκτάζίτχ/, i. e. is evacuated from the 
 body. 
 
 Αατίνα/, 2. α. itif. pas. of λά-τττω, f. 'φ ω, 
 to lap or lick. 
 
 ΛΑΠΓΖίΙ, f. ίσω, to behave arrogantly or 
 insolently •, to brag or boast. 
 
 Α.α.'ζηύΆων, gen. j•?/. Oor. for Ακτίβων- 
 frovi 
 
 Αα,'τίύπί, ov, 0, one of the Lapithae, ivho had 
 a baft/i' xviih the Centaurs, 
 
 ΑάτισμΆ, ατοζ- το, a boasting or bragging. 
 Frjm ' . pers. perf. ])as. of λατίζω. 
 
 An'^rta-rvis, ου, ο, a boaster, a liar, a trifler ; 
 rash ; soft, eileminate. From λα.'τίζω. 
 
 AA'llTil.y. -ψω, p. φαί, to lap, like a dog ; 
 to lick up, to drink greedily or to excess ; to 
 empty, drain ; to consume. 
 
 Λα^δίί, bacon, lard. 
 
 ΛΑΡΙΝΟ'2 (λκξϊνοζ), h, β!-, fatted, fat ; 
 sweet, agieeable. 
 
 AAPKO'2, ου, S, a basket made of osiers. 
 
 Αα,ξνοίκόγυίος, ου, a, a pipe resembling a box 
 or case, Theocr. 
 
 AA'PNAS, α.κ.ος, h, a chest, trunk, coffer ; 
 a repository ; an urn, a coffin. 
 
 ΛΑΡ02 (λ&ξος), ου, ο, a voracious sea- 
 fowl, a gull, Odys. v, 51. The comic loriters 
 use it also for a thieAish or hght-fingered fellow, 
 a pilferer.] 
 
 Ααξοζ, ξα, ξον, sweet, pleasant, agreeable ; 
 cheerful, merry ; compar. Χα,ξώτίξος, superl. 
 Χα,ρωτΛΤΟζ, From ιλαροζ. 
 
 Αα,ζυγγ'ιζω, f. \ιτω, and Att. ιω, to bawl out 
 with open throat ; to vociferate i to excel in 
 vociferation ; to bawl louder than another. 
 From 
 
 AA'PTPS, γοζ, 0, the throat, the top of 
 the windpipe. 
 
 Αοί,ξύ'ζω, to cry out. From λάςυγ'ξ. 
 
 Αα,ζ, Χα,οί, ο, a stone, contract, from Χα,α,ζ. 
 
 Ακσοί'ιοί., as, h, the name of a city, Lasaea. 
 
 Aa.crafjbivos, Oor. for λ'/ιιτάμίνοζ, '/ι, ov, hav- 
 ing forgotten, part. 1 . a. m. of Χήθω, or λ«ν- 
 όάνα), f kritraj, to lie hid. 
 
 ΑΑ'ΣΑΝΟΝ fXaiffcivovJ, ου, το, a pot, a 
 little vessel; also a chamber-pot ; a close-stool. 
 
 Aaff^io, Oor. for λάζου, take thou, pres. im- 
 perat. of λά(τομκι, Oor- for λάζομοίΐ, to take. 
 
 ΑοίίΤίύμίβ , Oor. for λ'/ίσόμίβα,, \, ill. l.f. 
 m. of λοίν^ύνω, 1. f. m. Χ'/\σομ%ι, and Oor, 
 ΧασΌυμοα, and Χα,α'ΐυμοίΐ, yj, &7τχ». 
 
 Αοίσύημιν, 1. a. inf. pas. Dor. for Xa.tfuYiva.i, 
 of Χνιύω, and Dor. χάύω, to lie hid ; p. j^as. 
 λίΧτισμοίί, Dor. λίλοίσμοίΐ, 1. a. pas. ίλάσΰ-ζιν. 
 
 ΑΑ'2ΘΗ, »5ί, h, a mockery, scorn ; a scoff- 
 ing, affront, disgrace, insult. 
 
 Αασιόκωφοζ, ου, ο kou '/ι, deaf, from thick hair 
 about the ears j κί»φβ$ ^ιά το λκιηον. 
 
 ΑΑ'ΣΙ02 fk&fftosjy ου, ο χ,οί) h, hairy, 
 woolly, shaggy, Odys. ix, 433 ; rough, bristly; 
 covered with bushes or thickets, grassy. 
 
 ΑΑ'ΣΚη, to sj>eak ; to revile, abuse. From 
 λαλίω. 
 
 Αύα-ταυξβ;, ου, ο, hairy about the privy 
 parts ; libidinous ; a catamite. 
 
 Αα,σω, Dor. for Χίισω, 1. f, froin λΫ,ίω, to 
 lie hid. 
 
 AA'TAS, ayoi, '/!, liquor poured out of a 
 cup with a noise ; the sound caused by it. See 
 }ίΰττα.ξο;. Also a species of quadruped. 
 
 Αατΐνοί, 0, a m'aiis name, Latinus, 
 
 Αα,τοίΙα,ζ, Ά, ο, Dor. Α'/ιτοϊ^πζ, ου, ο, the son 
 of Latona, Apollo. From Αν\τύ. 
 
 Αα,τομίω, with acc.f. ήσω, 1. a. ϊλατόμγισα, 
 p. ?.ίλα,τόμ'/ικ,α, to hew Stones, to hew out in 
 stone or rock ; pef. pas. "ΚίΧατΌμημΆΐ, part, 
 perf. pas. λίλοίτομ'/ιμίνοζ, τι, ov. From λατό- 
 μο;. 
 
 Αοίτόμ'/ιμΆ, a stone hewn out ; a rock. Froin 
 the preceding. Diod. Sic. 
 
 Αατομτ,τος, τι, ov, hewn in stone, hewn out of 
 rock. From the same. 
 
 ΑατΌμος, ου, ο κ,α) ί, a stone-cutter, a hewer 
 of stone ; a tool for hewing stone. From λα;, 
 λαός, ο, a stone, and τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 AA'T02, ου, CI, a kind of delicate fish. 
 
 Αατζίΐα, αζ, h, service, ministr}-, servitude ; 
 religious service, the worship of God ; sacrifice. 
 Also fur a female servant. From λατοζΰω, 
 Th. λάτζίξ. 
 
 Αατξίυτ^;, ου, ο, a servant ; a slave ; a 
 worshipper. From 3. pers. perf. pas. of 
 
 Αατξζΰω, with dat. f. σω, p. λίλάτζΐυζα, 
 to be a servant, to serve for lure ; to worship, 
 adore, sacrifice ; to devote or dedicate as a 
 sacred tiling ; 1. a. ίλάτζίυσα, from λάτοις. 
 
 Αάτξΐν, acc. sing, λά,τξκη, dat. 2^1. of λάτρις, 
 to;, a slave, a servant. 
 
 ΑάτοίΟζ, a, ov, of or belonging to a servant. 
 Th. 
 
 AA'TPI2, ιοξ, and 'h, a sla\^e, servant, 
 hireling. From, λαο;, the people. 
 
 Αάτξον, ου, το, the wages of a servant. 
 
 Αάτυμνον, ου, το, the 7iame of a mountain. 
 
 ΑΑΤΚχΑΝΓΑ, or λίυχανία, a;, γι, the 
 throat, the gullet. From λαύω, to enjoy. 
 
 Α&υξα, ας, v), a broad street, a lane ; a 
 square or quarter of a city ; a cloister or con- 
 vent ; OS if λαυξα oVo;. From 
 
 AAT''P02, ξα, ξον, broad ; plentiful, abund- 
 ant. From λα and ίΐξυ;, broad. 
 
 Ααύοω;, adv. broadly ; plentifully ; from the 
 jyreceditig. 
 
 Ααύω, to enjoy. Whence α-ττολαύω. See 
 Αάω. 
 
 Αάφυξα, τα, spoils taken from the living, 
 booty, plunder. Th. λαφΰσσω. 
 
 Ααφυζσ.γωγίω, ω, f. '/,(Τω, to carry off as 
 booty.] 
 
 Ααψυοίω, cO,f. ν,σω, to spoil, plunder, 
 
 ΑΑΦΤ'22ίΧ or λαφΰττω, f. ζω, to swal- 
 low greedily, lick up, drink up, devour j to 
 
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 cbHSHme in luxury ; to goraiandize ; to tear ; 
 fo pour out. 
 
 ΛΑΧΑΓΝίΙ,^. avci, p. αγχύί, to dig. 
 
 AasjU^-avi/a, ας, ^, the gathering of p3t-lierbs ; 
 a place planted with pot-herbs. Fru/n 
 
 Λ.α;ζανίυομκι, f. m. ίύσομχι, to produce pot- 
 herbs ; to be eaten like pot-herbs. From 
 
 A-K^civov, ου. TOf potherbs. Fro7)i λα,χ^ηΐνω. 
 
 Αύχ^ιΐΆ, κ;, 'h, easy to be dug ; also the 
 name of an island. From λαχ^α,ίνω, to dig. 
 
 Αά,χ^ί^ν, to obtain by lot, to obtain, 2. a. inf. 
 
 act. λά,χ^ί^ 2. a. imperat. act. of Τ^αγχ^άνω, 
 
 f. Xr.'iu, p. λίλτγα, to cast lots, to obtain by 
 
 lot, and Att. ί"λ'ήχ^α, 2. a. έλαβαν, p. in. 
 
 Τ,ίλογχ^α,' λχχ^ίΊν άϊ^αν, to die, Pindar. 
 
 Αάρζ^ζσι;, iu;, '/■„ om of the Fates, Lachesis ; 
 elso lot, fate, destin3% From λα,γχ^ύνω, to cast 
 lots. 
 
 A«;^>j, 57?, 'Λ, the same as λάχ^ος, ίος, τα, a 
 lot ; alsr> a digging. 
 
 Ααχ^τ,ναβ, part. i. a. act, of Χα^ούνω, 
 f. κνω, to dig, 1 . a. Ι?^ύχχνοί, and Att. \λά- 
 
 AA'XMOS, ov, 0, the thickness of the hair 
 w wool, a fleece. 
 
 Ααχ^αο;, '>ΰ, ό, a lot ; also a kicking (for 
 XaK-^ta-y/oiJ. From Xayy^avm, to obtain by lot. 
 
 Αα.•χ)ίάΐίζ•, ιντοί, Oor. for λοίχ^ντ,α;, downy, 
 feairy, shaggy, wooUj'. 
 
 AA'XNH, y,i, 'h, down, downy hair, a 
 woolly skin J the foam of the sea. From λα 
 and χνονς. Hence 
 
 Aaxtnm, Yiiffffci, jjsv, hair}-, woolly, shaggy, 
 rough. 
 
 Αοι,χ^οΊτ,ν, '/IS, r,, I may cast lots or obtain b}' 
 lot ; Aft. for Χάίχ^αιμι, οι;, οι, 2. a. opt. act. 
 From Xoiyx^avu. 2. a. ίλαχον, to cast lots. 
 
 Aa^os, to;, <ro, a lot ; a portion obtained by 
 lot. From λοαγχ^άνο^, 2. a. ελα;ζον, to cast 
 lots. 
 
 Αιχ,χ,ονΰτα, having obtained by lot, ;)α?'ί. 2. a. 
 act.f g.from 
 
 Αα,χων, οΖσα, ov, having obtained by lot ; 
 part. 2. a. (f λχγ;.;^ύ,νω, to cast lots, 2. a. 
 
 AiJi\pa,v/i, '/,;, '/!, a kind of wild cabbage. 
 From '/^ά.'Ζτω. 
 
 Acc -φίΰμοίΐ, or Xoi^pou/jtai, r,, utki, Oor. for 
 ?.7,•φομ,αι, 'Λ, ίται, l.y*. m. of λοί(/Λ(ί\)ω, to take; 
 /. m. k'h'^oyMi, 2. a. ίλχζον. 
 
 Αύ'φ'/ι, Dor. for λ'/τΦ'/ι, t!iou wilt take ; 2. 
 «ft"'• 1•^"• W• '5'fi^ Αα,-φ-ΰμοα. 
 
 Ααι,-^ουμνΛ, See Αα-φίνμα/. 
 
 ΛΑ'ίΙ, to see; to will, desire; to enjoy; 
 λω, Dor. Marld. Eurip. Supl. 221. Hence 
 λ«ύ«, by Epenth. of ν lohence άνολαύω, the 
 
 sam^. 
 
 Aauhs, io;, Ό Kou n, of or belonging to the 
 people, popular. From Xccis, a people. 
 
 Ai«, «?, '/I, (I stone which the weaver fastens 
 to ike warp to keep the threads straight. Frcm 
 λ«5, contract, for λα,οίί, Ό, a stone. 
 
 Αία/να, «J, -h, a lioness. From λίαν, a lion. 
 " Αία/ν&ί, the same as λιικίνα, f. avu, to make 
 
 smooth, plain, or even ; to polish ; also to 
 bruise or break in pieces; I, a. ϊλίανχ. Th. 
 Xiio;. 
 
 Aiavat, 1 . a. iif. act. of the preceding verb., 
 
 Aiavl.oo;, ου, 9, ο proper name, Leander. 
 
 Αίζζχ7οζ, βυ, oy the name of an Apostle, 
 Lebbeus, Hehr. 
 
 ΑΕΒΗΡΓ2, ih'„ h, the slough or cast off 
 skin of a snake or of insects; the shell of a 
 bean. From λί-τω, to skin, peel 
 
 ΑΕ'ΒΗΣ, sjTej, J, a cauldron, a kettle ; a 
 basin From λύζω, to pour out. 
 
 Α'ξωνα, the name of a town, Lebonah, Judg. 
 xxi, 19. 
 
 A'iyiiv, pres. inf. of ?/ίγω, to say. 
 
 Αίγί(ί^ν, ωνο;, ο, a legion or division of the, 
 Roman army. From the Latin legio. 
 
 AETNON, ov, TO, or λίγν», jji, τι, a fringe 
 or border of a garment. 
 
 Αίγόμείίν, we are said, jEoI. for λεγομί&α^ 
 1. j)l. pres. pas. of λίγω, to say. 
 
 Αίγομίί, Dor. for λεγαμεν, we say ; l.^;?. 
 pres. and 
 
 Αίγοντι, Dor. for λίγουσι, they say, 3.^^ 
 ■pres. ind.from 
 
 AE Tii, to say, tell, speak ; to mention, re- 
 cite, or recount ; to number, to reckon ; to 
 command ; to collect, gather ; to choose ; to 
 call ; to name ; to read ; to cause to lie down; 
 λίγαν TTi'j Ιμ' /iv χ,ά,ξΐν Eurip. Orest. 1547, to 
 say for my sake, u; being understood ; ελεγζ 
 Τί τον Ίοΰ^αν, John vi, 71, he spoke of Judas ; 
 so Thcocr. Idyl, ^iv if. λ'εξω, p. λελεχοί, 1. a. 
 ίλί^Ά, 2. a. 'ίλεγον, perf. pas. λίλεγμχι, j). m. 
 λελογα• ο λεγόμενος, SO called. 
 
 Αΐ'/ίλασ'ΐίΧ; α,ς, '/], a plundering or making• 
 spoil ; ike act ofane who Χενιλχτεί, i. e. drives 
 away plunder, or λζίοιν h.zuvn• also booty, spoil. 
 
 Αε'/;λατίω, ω, f tutu, to drive away plunder, 
 especialli/ cattle ; to plunder, ravage. From 
 λείοί and ϊΧα,ύνω. 
 
 ΛΕΓΑ, «?, hi prey, plunder, booty ; an in- 
 strument for polishing stones. But λί/α, 
 smooth. See ΑεΤος. 
 
 Αειοίγόξ'/;, ν,ς, 'h, the name of a τυοηιαη ; 
 smoothly speaking. From λεϊος, smooth, and 
 άγοξχαμ,χί, to speak, harangue. Th, αγοξά. 
 
 Aita-'ivu, f. ανω, to smooth, polish, make 
 even or plane ; I. a. ελείψοί. Th. λείος. 
 
 Αείξεται, it drops, 3. sing. pres. pas. from 
 
 ΑΕΓΒΩ, f "φω, p. λ'ιλειφοί, to pour out, 
 spill, shed, let flow or drop ; to offer ; to sa- 
 crifice. Also ίΚω, Ion. and uEol. 
 
 Α-ιεΰμαι, Dor. for λειουμα,ι, pres. pas. of 
 λίι'ΰω, to make smooth. 
 
 ΑεΙ'Αναν, for Ιλε /jjvav, they made smooth or 
 plain, 3. pi. Alt. and Ion. 1. a. act. of 
 λααίνω. 
 
 ΑεΤχνον, or λίχνον, ου, το, a winnowing-fan ; 
 a sieve ; a cradle. Hence λειχνίζω, to win- 
 now, to fan. 
 
 Αεΐμμα, ατός, το, a remnant, remainder, 
 residue; the same as λ'.ί-φανον, ου, τβ. Tit. 
 
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 ΑΕΙΜΩ'Ν, ανοί, β, a meadow ; as if from 
 λίίζία, because it is well watered. Hence 
 
 Καμωνιοζ, liiy tov, of or belonging to a 
 «leadow ; and 
 
 Αίίμωνό^-., from the meadow. From "Καμ-ων. 
 Auay'iviioi, ου, ο χα) τι, having a smooth 
 chin, beardless. From λίΓβ?, smooth, and 
 yUitov, the chin. 
 
 ΑΐΐάγΧωσσοζ, having a smooth tongue, art- 
 fully flattering. From λιΊοζ, smooth, and 
 γΧώιτσα., the t<.'ngue. 
 
 ΛΕΓ02, ε/α, εΓβν, smooth, not rough ; even, 
 level, plain, sleek ; gentle ; rubbed or reduced 
 to powder. 
 
 Αίΐότπζ, yiTos, 'A, smoothness. Froin the 
 preceding. 
 
 Aiiioj, f. ΛΐίΤΜ, to make smooth or even •, to 
 rub or grind to powder. 
 
 Αύουσιν, for χίουσιν, hy Fctasis, Poet. dat. 
 pi. from Kiaiv. s'jto?, o, a lion, 
 
 Αίίτί, pres. imperat, of Χίίτω, or Ion, for 
 Ιλε/•Λ•£, 3. sing, imperf. of the same. 
 
 AUTiTo, Ion. for ϊχύτητο, 3. sing, imperf. 
 pas. of the same. 
 
 Αίινούυ^Ιχ-, a;, ri, a swooning or fainting fit, 
 a swoon. 
 
 Αίίττομΰίΐ, η, STcti, pres. ind. pas. Xisrifuvos) 
 part. pres. pas. from χύ-τω. 
 
 Aw^offT^aria, a;, h, or -lov, pu, το, a deser- 
 tion of militaiy service. From 
 
 Αΐΐ-τοστράτιος, ου, ό Kcti ί, one who deserts 
 the army or military service ; a deserter. From 
 λίίτω a7id (ττζο,τΰ:, an army. 
 
 Αζι<7το•^υχ^ίω, f. ήσω, to fall into a swoon, 
 to faint. From XiWoi and -^υχη, life. 
 
 AiiVo -^υχ^οΰντΆ, acc, sing. part, jyres. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 ΛΕΓΠΩ, f -^^ω, p. ΧίΧαφχ, to leave, 
 quit, forsake ; to fail ; to be wanting ; I. a. 
 iXu -φα.' 2. a. iXi-^ov perf. pas. ΧίΧΐιμμα,ι• 
 perf. mid. xiXofTra. Wiih the genit. it signi- 
 fies less than, as stj? βζαχ;υ Χίίτοντκ των μυοίων 
 Άοά οκτοίχ,κτχ^ίΧίων, Diod. Sic. I. i, a little less 
 than eighteen thousand years. If the deficiency 
 he expressed, it is put in the dative ; ίτι την 
 ^ρώτ'/ιν Όλν,<4Τ/άοα 6υο7ν Xsittovtu, των τριακ,ο 
 (τΐων κ,α) τξΐάκ,οντοί, Diod. Sic. I. i. p. 4, want- 
 ing two of three hundred and thirty years ; ουκ 
 ίΧίΙτοντο των <7ΤΟΧίων oli ίττι B-uoctts tiffi τ?,; 
 Tliff'/is, Philostr. I. viii, c. 15, they were not 
 behind the cities which were near Pisa. Α-Ατο- 
 μα,ι, to be left, to remain •, to be exceeded by, 
 be inferior to, to be less than, Herod, vii, 48.] 
 AurMfoc,, Dor. for XiiTouffu, part, pres.f, g. 
 from Χύ-ττω, to leave. 
 
 Auptvos, /v», ivov, and Χΐξίνοξ, ivr,, ivov, the 
 same as 
 
 ΑίΐξΐΌιις, όισσα, oiv, of or like the lily, flow- 
 ery ; sweet, tender. Th. ΧίΊξίον. 
 
 Αίΐξΐόΐο-β-*ι, dat. sing.f g.from Χαξίόεΐί. 
 ΛΕΓΡΙΟΝ, ov, TO, a lily ; a daffodil ; any 
 flower. 
 
 Αϋξοξ, ςα, ξον, slender, thin, pale, soft. 
 AiiffToSi ri, ov, obtainable by pillage or plund- 
 
 er ; procured by plunder. From Xiia, as, «, 
 plunder. 
 
 Autos, yi, ov, public, fro77l Xeies, Att. Xias, a 
 people, Ion. by resolut. X'hiTos. 
 
 ΑίιτουξγΙω, ω, f. ^ησω, p. ΧίΧζίτουΰγ^ϊχκ, to 
 discharge a public office or function ; to render 
 services to the state in any manner ; to minister 
 publicly in sacred offices; 1. a. ΙΧίίτουξγηα-α'^ 
 1. a. infin. act. Χίΐτουξγΐ^α-οιι. From Χατονογό;. 
 
 AitToupy'ioe., as, r,, a public service or min- 
 istry, any public office or employment ; reli- 
 gious service. Hence the Engl, liturgy. 
 
 Αϊΐτουογικο;, h, ov, of or belonging to the 
 performance of public service or ministry ; min- 
 istering. From 
 
 Auτoυξγos, ου, ο kou vt, one who performs a 
 public service ; a public officer or minister ; 
 a minister of the church. From Xuto;, public, 
 a7id εζγον, work. 
 
 ΛΕΙΧΗ'Ν, iivii, 0, a kind of eruption of 
 the skin ; a scurf; a tetter, a ringworm ; also 
 the liverwort, a kind of plant. 
 
 Ααχ^Υίνωο, the name of a mouse. From- 
 ΧίΙχ^ω and κντ,ξ. 
 
 Αίιχ^ομΰΧΐΐ, ns, ri, proper name of a mmise. 
 From Χίίχω, to lick, and μύΧγι, a corn mill, 
 
 Αίΐχ^ο';τ'ίν(/\, the name of a mouse. From 
 ΧίίχΜ, to lick, and tIvx^, a board. 
 
 ΑΕΙΧΩ, /", ξω, p. ;k«, to lick, to ^ap. 
 
 ΛίΓ-ψαν, Ion. for %Xir^av, 3. pi. 1. a. act. 
 of Xi'iTm.f. •ψω, to leave. 
 
 Aii-^av\for ΧίίΛ^χνχ, τχ, remains; yiotn. pi. 
 from 
 
 As'i-^ccyrj, ου, το, the rest, remainder, re- 
 mains. Th. Χί'ίτω. 
 
 χ\.-ί-φω, 1. /". act, of I he same. 
 
 Αίίων, Poet, for X'iuv, οντο;, ο, a lion. 
 
 Aύωσιs, ιως, r„ a making smooth or even, a 
 rubbing or giinding to powder. From 'i.pers. 
 perf. pas. of Xn'ou, Th. Χί7ΰ:. 
 
 ΛΕΚΑ'ΝΗ fXixaw^J, '/IS, «, a dish, platter, 
 bowl, basin. 
 
 Αίκ,άνιον, ου, το, a little dish or platter, a 
 little basin •, dim.fnin the preceding. 
 
 ΛΕ'ΚΙΘ02 (χικίύοί), ου, ό, the yolk of an 
 
 AiKos, ου, 0, or xixos, ios, το, a dish, platter, 
 basin. Hence Xix)s, and dim. Xixio-xos, 
 
 AixTiuv, I must say, verbal adj. from Χίγω, 
 to say. 
 
 AiXTixotf λ, βν, skilled in speaking, elo- 
 quent ; adapted to speech or discourse ; re- 
 sembling common speech, colloquial, Aristot. 
 Poet. ').] 
 
 AiXTixuiTccTos•, superl. from the 2)receding. 
 
 A'iXTo, Poet, for XiXtxTo, Ion. for ΙχΊΧιχτο, 
 3. sing, pluperf. jms. of Xiyu. 
 
 AiKTos, h, ov, to be said or told ; said, 
 spoken ; chosen, selected, collected. From 
 3. jyers. perf. pas, of the same, 
 
 AixToov, o'j, TO, a bed ; marriage. Tk, 
 X%yu. 
 
 Akxuuos, the satne as xixi/>os, ivhich see. 
 
 AiXoi'tyuai, Poet, forr XoiZ'%trua.i, 2. a., inf. 
 
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 Jll. of "Κα,μ,ζ,ά,νω^ to take ; y. m. λί^-φαμαι• 2. a. 
 
 ίλαζον. 
 
 Αίλάζ'/αη, Ion. bi/ Anadiplasiasm and Para- 
 goge of σι, for XciS'/i, 3, sing. 2. a. subj. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Αίλαζόμί]ν, Poet, for ίλα,ζ'ομ'/ιν, 2. α. m. 
 of the same. 
 
 Α'ίλα,άα., Dor. for XiX'/j^a., })erf. m. of Χή&ω, 
 e/r λανβά,ΜΜ, f λ'/ισ-Μ, to be hid ; 2. a. ελα,βον, 
 
 AiX«.M(r0en,for XaSiffuai, 2. a. inf. m. and 
 
 AiXau'^, for λάύτι, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. m. 
 end 
 
 Ak'ka6ov,for ελΆ^Αν, 2. a- bid. act. and 
 
 ΑζΧα,ύόμ'/ι^, by Anadiplas. Ion. for Ιλαύομτιν, 
 2. a. in. of the same. 
 
 Α'ίλα,κα, «J, s, perf. mid. but has the sig- 
 nification of the present ; hence ΧίΧακ,ύΐα,, 
 part, perf m.f. g. (f λνικίω, or λακ-ίοϋ, to make 
 a noise •, 2. a. ϊΧα,κον. 
 
 ΑιΧα,κυΊα., see A!%Xu,j<,a. Others form it 
 from λοίλιω, to speak, to shout, jmrt. perf 
 Χίλα,λγικ,ω; , ϋΓ«, and by Sync. λίλακΜί, λί- 
 Κα,κ,υίίΛ. 
 
 ΑίΧάλτικα, ».;, $, perf. iiid. act. of λα,λιω, 
 to speak. 
 
 AiXa^v^vvrat, it shone, 3. sing. perf. ind. 
 pas. of λκμ-Τζόνω, f υνω, p. ΧίλάμτξυγΗ,οι.' 
 p. pas. λίλάμ'τι'ξνμμα.ι. From Χαμ-τίξο;, bright, 
 shining. Th. Χάμ-ττω. 
 
 ΑΐΧάΐτμίύκ, Dot. for ΧζΧήσμΛύα., 1 . pi. perf. 
 pas. and 
 
 ΑίΧαίΤμίνοί, Dor. for ΧζΧγκϊμίνοξ, part, perf 
 pas. of Χανίάνω, or χήύω, to lie hid. 
 
 Λίλβίίττβίί, he forgets or has forgotten. Dor. 
 for χίΧ'Λστκι, 3. sing. perf. pas. of Χανΰάνω, or 
 λ'/ΐύω. 
 
 A^Xά.χoιμ^,for Χάχ^οιμ»,, 2. a. opt. and 
 
 ΑίΧήχ,ωσι, they may cause to share or par. 
 take, Iliad vii, 80, Ion. by Anadiplas. for Χά- 
 ^ωσι, 3. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of Χα,γχ^άνω, to cast 
 lots, to obtain by lot ; 2. a. ϊΧαχ^ον. 
 
 ΑίΧίίμμίνοί, part, perf pas. of Χίΐ-ττω. 
 
 AiXit'ffTai, he is left, 3. sing. perf. pas. 
 ΧΊΧιιμμοΆ, "φαίΐ, ίττα;. prom Xti'Vu. f. -ψω, 
 to leave ; 2. a. εΧι•τον. 
 
 ΑιΧαχΌης, licking with the tongue, part, 
 perf act. of Χύχω, f. ξ«, ;;. χΊχ^χα, to lick. 
 
 ΑιΧΊχ6(χ.ΐι psxf• inf. pas. from χΊγω, to say. 
 
 AiXn^ci, a;, ε, I was hidden ; jyerf. m. of 
 Xxv^avcr), or Χή6ω. 
 
 Αίλ'ήθΌτωί, adv. secretly, by degrees, by 
 stealth, prom the same. 
 
 AiX'AKcc, I spoke, perf. act. of XaXiu, 
 f. ήσω, p. XiXxX'/ixci, and by Sync. χίλ'/]χ.α. 
 ■ ΑιΧη^Μζ, via,, ο;, part. ])ef. act. of the same, 
 
 ΑίΧτ,μμαι, I am taken or caught, peif. pas. 
 »f Χαμζύ,νω, to take. 
 
 Αί7,ΥιμμΙ'ΐοί•, part. perj'. pas. oj' the same. 
 
 AiXyi'r6'»h to have forgotten, perf. irifin. pas. 
 «f X'aSoj, or Χανύάνω, to lie hid ; perf. pus. 
 Χ'ίΧ'/ΐτμ,κί. But 
 
 A<iXw6(/A, ivith ι subscribed, is from the verb 
 ΧηΤζομκι, or Χ'^ζομαι, to plunder, to ravage. 
 Th. Xi'tsi. 
 
 ΑίΧ'/ΐ(Τμβα, perf. ind. jms. ΧιΧησμίνος, part, 
 perf pas. of Χνιύω, or Χανθάνω. 
 
 ΑίΧτιψα, I took, 2^erf' ind. act. of Χαμζάνω, 
 to take. 
 
 ΑίΧιΧ'/ιμζνος, eager, quick, hasty, ardent, de- 
 sirous, part, perf pas. of ΧιΧίω, ω, to desire, 
 perf. XiXiXriKot,• perf pas. ΧίΧίΧημα/, and for 
 euphony ΧίΧίγιμχι. 
 
 Αίλογα, p. m. of Χεγω, to say. 
 
 ΑίΧο^κίμίθα,, 1. pi. perf. pas. of Χογίζο- 
 μχι. 
 
 ΑζΧογισ-μίνωζ, considerately, prudently, cau- 
 tiously, adv. from the same. 
 
 Α'ίΧογχ^α, xc, s, I have obtained, j). m. 
 and 
 
 ΑίΧογχως, p. part. mid. of Χα,γχ^άνω, to 
 obtain by lot. 
 
 AiXni'Trx, aj, ε, I have left •, also I have 
 failed or am wanting, p. m. and 
 
 ΑιΧοίνωζ, υΪΛ, οζ, p. mid. part, of χύ-τω, to 
 leave. 
 
 ΑίΧουμίνος, washed, bathed, part. perf. pas. 
 of Χοΰω, f. Χουσω, p. ΧίΧουχκ, to wash. 
 
 ΑίΧορ^Λ, or ίίχοχ^α., perf. ind. act. Att. for 
 XiXtp^a, of Xiyu. 
 
 ΑίΧοχυΊχ, having brought forth, part, perf, 
 act. f. g. from Χ'%χω. 
 
 AiXtJux, a;, ε, I have loosened, perf. ind. 
 act. of Χύω. 
 
 ΑίΧύμασμαα, J^erf J^as. Att. for ΧίΧνμα-μμκι• 
 and hence 
 
 ΑίΧνματ μίνας, injured, Avasted, ruined, p. 
 part. pas. Att. of Χνμαίνω, f ανω, p. XiXu- 
 μκ'γ-Λα,. Th. Χΰμη. 
 
 ΑίΧυμίνοζ, '/ι, ov, loosed, unloosed, relaxed, 
 slackened, ^c. p. part. pas. and 
 
 ΑιΧΰται, S. sing. perf. pas. XiXuvra, 3. p/. 
 })luperf. pus. Ion. of χύω, f. σω, p. xiXuxacy 
 to loose, untie ; p. pas. ΧίΧυμαι• p. hf. pas. 
 ΧιΧνσύαί. 
 
 ΛΕ'ΜΒ02, «3ϋ, ό, a little vessel, bark, pin- 
 nace, 
 
 Αίμμα., cirot, το, the bark, the shell, rind 
 peel ; the skin, a covering. 
 
 Αΐμφοζ, ου, ο, hardened mucus. Th. χί-ττω. 
 But 
 
 Αίμφο;, adj. snotty, sniveling ; simple, fool- 
 ish. 
 
 Aivriov, ov, TO, a towel, a napkin, a LatirB 
 word. Gr. οβόνιον, ov, to. 
 
 Αί'^ατο, he recounted, he enumerated, Ion. 
 for ΙΧίζατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of Χίγω. 
 
 Α'φο, go thou to bed, Odys. xix, 598. Ion. 
 for Xi^ov, pres. imperat. pas. of λίξομαι, which 
 is formed from, f. ofXiyUff ζω. 
 
 Λεξί^/ον, ov, to, a little word or expression ; 
 dim. from xi^ts• Th. χίγω. 
 
 Αίξίκον, ου, το, (βιζχίον understood) a lex- 
 icon, a dictionary. From the same Th. 
 
 Α'φ;, ίωί, 'h, a speaking ; speech, discourse, 
 diction, a manner of speaking ; an expression ; 
 stile ; a word ; ace. λεξ/ν• Χα,μ'Ζξα, λέξ/ί, splend- 
 id diction, Aristnt. Poet. 24. See under Ακμ• 
 •ττξόί. T'h. Χ'ιγω.^ 
 
ΛΕΠ 
 
 529 
 
 ΛΕΤ 
 
 Αί^ουντί, Ώον. for λί^ουα-ι, they say, 3. pi. 
 l.y. act. of the same. 
 
 A'iovTX, ace. sing, of λίων, evros, o, a lion ; 
 in pi. XiovTii' dat. pi, Xsoua-t. 
 
 AiovTiit], and contr. λζοντΐϊ, *is, 'h> a lion's 
 skin. From λέων. 
 
 AiovTHOi, i'lOi, iioVf or -ος, ου, ο κοά 'h, of or 
 belonging a lion. From the same. 
 
 AiovTri^ov, ado. like lions, in the manner of 
 lions. 
 
 AsVos^vev, ov, TO, a broad leather strap for 
 fastening a horse's neck to the yoke j m j^l• "^^ 
 Xi^oidvet. Th. λίΤΛ). 
 
 Αί-ταξγοί, ου, κχ) 'h, white, Eustath. From 
 λίίτίί α•)ΐά ά,ξγοξ, white. 
 
 Αίτα;, το, a rock, a clifiT; a hill, a promon- 
 tory. Th. λ'ίΤΰα. 
 
 Αϊτα,ς, cc^os, h, a kind of muscle or limpet 
 which adheres to the rocks. Fro7n the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Αί<7Τοι,(ττη, ί?5, h, a kind of bowl or cup shaped 
 like the λ'ίτα,ζ. See the preceding. 
 
 Az'Tf'itiov, ου, TO, dim. of λί'/τις. 
 
 AiTTibuTOi, yi, ov, covered with scales, squa- 
 mous, Herod, ii, 68. From λίΤίΐ, a scale or 
 shell.] 
 
 Αζτίζω, J". io-M, to peel or shell ; to take off 
 the skin or bark. From λίτο;, rind, shell. 
 Th. λ'ί^ω- 
 
 Ai-TTts, ι1)ος, ΐΐ, a scale ; the rind, shell, or 
 peel ; scales of copper or iron ; and 
 
 Ai-yna-fiui, κτος, το, the same ; also a peeling 
 or barking ; and 
 
 Αίττος, ίοζ, το, rind, shell, or peel ; bark ; a 
 scale. Th. λίτω. 
 
 ΑίτΓξχ,, κζ, 'h, the leprosy, a disease in which 
 the skin becomes rough and scalij. Th. λίΤξός. 
 
 AsfTgaj, ά^οξ, ht rough ; epilhet of a rock ; 
 and 
 
 Αζτζαξί ace, pi. f, g• (f λίΤξΟζ, rough. 
 
 Αΐ-ττζάω, Z,f. '/,ιτω, to be or to become rough 
 or scaly. From the same. 
 
 ΑίΤζον, ου, TO, the leprosy. 
 
 ΑίΤξόομχί, ουμοα, to become scaly or rough ; 
 to have the leprosy. 
 
 ΛΕΠΡΟ' 2, a, ov, rough, scaly, scabby; 
 leprous. 
 
 Λίίττάλββί, iu, iov, the same as λί'ττοι, thin, 
 subtle. 
 
 Αί'τττγ, dat. sing.f. g.from λίττόξ. 
 
 Αί<ττολογί6ί, ας, ί, subtle or fine spun dis- 
 course or disputation. From Xzvto?, subtle, 
 and Χογος, 
 
 Αίτττον, ου, το, a very small piece of money, 
 a mite, n. g. from 
 
 ΛΕΠΤΟ'2, h, ov, thin, fine, subtle, slendef•, 
 transparent, delicate, slight, small, tender ; in- 
 genious, acute ; λί^τΛ/ν σινΥονων, light or thin 
 linen, Thucyd. ii, 49.] 
 
 Αί•;ττΌτ7ΐζ, yjToi, h, thinness, fineness, sub- 
 tilty, delicacy ; leanness. From λίττόζ. 
 
 Αεττϋνία, f. ΰνω, to make thin, fine, or deli- 
 cate ; to make slender or lean. From As- 
 -rrot. 
 
 67 
 
 Αίτύοιην, a little shell, hull, or peel ; a little 
 scale ; dim. from 
 
 ΑίττΌξον, ου, το, a rind or peel, an egg-shelL 
 Th. λίττΜ. 
 
 Αίτΰξο;, Ά, ov, having a ritid, peel, or shell ; 
 covered with a scale. 
 
 ΛΕ'ΠΩ, f. -φω, to flay, to skin, to peel, to 
 scale, to take oil' the rind or skin. 
 
 Αίξίύί, Leria, an island, tuhose inhabitants, 
 Αίξίοί, ivere notorious for dishonesty. 
 
 Α-ζνούνι, '/IS, vi, the name of a hydra or water 
 serpent. From A'iov/i, Lerna, a marsh, ivliidi 
 it infi'sted. 
 
 ΛΕ'ΓΝΗ, r,;, h, Lcrna, a lake or marsh in 
 Argolis, a recejHacle of all kinds offdth. Hence 
 
 Αίξν^ι κακών, Ά Lerna of evils, a proverbial 
 expression. 
 
 AiffQ'ila?, ace. pi. from Αισζ]ς, I'to;, o, a 
 Lesbian or inhabitant of Lesbos. 
 
 Αίσζ'ίζω, a7i.d ΑισΖιαζω, to imitate the Les- 
 bians, i. Q. to be infamously debauched ; and 
 
 AierSt?, i^o;, h, a Lesbian woman ; and 
 
 Αζσζ,Όύιν, adv. from Lesbos. From 
 
 ΛΕ'2Β02, an island of the j^gean sea. 
 
 Αίσχ^άΖ,οντί;, prating, babbling, nom. pi. 
 jKtrt, prcs. of 
 
 Αζσχ^άζω, f άΰω, to talk idly, prate, babble. 
 From 
 
 ΛΕ'2ΧΗ, '/ίί, h, a talking or chatting ; dis- 
 course ; idle talk ; a place where men assem- 
 bled to converse together. Hence 
 
 Αζσχ^'/ινίΰω, f. %ΰσω, to talk or converse with 
 another ; to clmt, prate. 
 
 AiuyaXirti, dat. pi. Ion. f. g. for λζυγαλί- 
 αΐζ• and 
 
 ΑζυγκλΊοιτιν, dat. j)l. Ion. masc. g. for 
 λίυγαλίύΐς• from 
 
 Αίυγαλίο;, ία, iov, pernicious, grievous, 
 troublesome, diflicult ; bad ; miserable ; weak ; 
 slender, light, mean ; the same as λοιγαλίος. 
 From Th. λοιγόξ. 
 
 Αίυ'ϊ', and Azu't's, a mans name, Levi, gen. 
 του Αζυ'ί'ί} ace. Αζυ'ιν, Heb. 
 
 Af.uiTvii, ου, 0, a Levite, one of the tribe of 
 Levi. 
 
 Αζυ'Ίτικοζ, VI, ov, of the Levites, Levitical. 
 From Asu'i'. 
 
 Αζΰκ ,for kiuah, white ; from λζυχβί» 
 
 Αζυκοίίνω, f ανω, to make white, to whiten ; 
 \. a, Att, Ιλεύκγνα• 1. a. inf. Xzuxavar 1. a. 
 ind. pas. ϊλιυκ,άνύ'/ιν. Th. λζυχό;. 
 
 Αζυκαναι, 1 . α. zVi/*. act. and 
 
 Αζυκάνας, part. I. a. of λζυχαίνω, to whiten. 
 
 Azuxei.vh'is, part. 1 . a. pas. of λζυχαίνω. 
 
 Αζυκανύη?, ίος, ό »α) h, having a white flow- 
 er, white. From λίυχος and α,ν&ος, a flower. 
 
 Αζυκανίΐχ^ω, to be white, to shine ; to make 
 white. Th. λζυκός. 
 
 Αζύ-Λ'Λ, r,s, h, the white poplar ; a kind of 
 eruption on the skin, the white tetter. FroTn 
 the same Th. 
 
 Αζόκι-π-ττοζ, ου, ο χα) h, having white horses ; 
 as if λζύρ^ιττοί. From Xsvwo?, white, onrf <V» 
 ίτβί, a horse. 
 
AET 
 
 5S0 
 
 ΛΗΘ 
 
 Κζϋκ'ν/ι, chalk. 
 A-iVKirns, ου, ο, white : 
 
 in Theocr. a goat is 
 From 
 
 oalled λίνκίτα;. Dor. from his colour. 
 
 XiVKOi. 
 
 A.ivH.Oynoi, fly, or Att, Xi'jxoysus, «> ό xcu h 
 having a white or chalky soil. Froin λίυκος, 
 white, and yri, the earth. 
 
 ΚίνΆογ^αφίω, ω, f. '/ιΐτω, to make an outline 
 or sketch in painting, as ivith chalk or crayons, 
 Aristot. Poet. 6.] 
 
 AiuttoSio,, Leucotnea, i. e. the white goddess, 
 the name of the deified Ino ; the goddess of the 
 morning ; for light is of a ivhite colour. 
 Avjxotov, the white violet or snowdrop. 
 AiuKoTiriv, dat. pi. Ion. from Χίυκ,οζ, white. 
 AiUTt'oXivov, o'j, TO, white flax. From λίν,οος 
 and λίνον, flax. 
 
 Αίυχομίτίϋ'ττβ;, oV, ο κ-α.) «, having a wliite 
 forehead, white. From, λευκό; and μ,'ίτωττον, 
 the forehead. Th. οτΓΤομα,ί. 
 
 Αζυκΰ•ζάρτιο;, ου, ό κΆ '/ι, having white 
 cheeks. From λίυκος, white, and ττκξαα,, A^ol, 
 <ζταξνΐΆ, as, ,«, the cheek. 
 
 AsuKOTavi, o'dog, κοά h, white-footed, and 
 hence beautiful ; also barefooted, Atiacr. xxxi, 
 a7id Eurip. Cyclop. 72. J 
 
 Αζυκ.Ό•^ωλοζ, ου, ο kou 'a, riding on white 
 horses. From λιυκο:, white; nyid τ&ιλοι, a foal. 
 ΛΕΤΚΟ'Σ, h, OV, white; fair, visible, shin- 
 ing, clear, limpid, transparent -, happy, favour- 
 able ; serene, pleasant ; pure. 
 
 Αίυαόπξο;, ξοί, ξον, whiter, conipar. of λίυ- 
 xog, white. 
 
 Αίνκότ'/ΐΐ, '/iTo:, h, Avhitenesf. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Αζύχοφζν? κγοΡ-/ι, having a front of white 
 viarble, Herodot. iii, 57. From λίυκο; and 
 οφιηΐζ, an eyebrow. 
 
 Αίυκο;;ζίΤων, ωνος, *o «α) «, wearing a white 
 coat. From λίυκος and χαιτών, a coat. 
 
 Aivx-o^poos, conlr. λίνκ,ό^ξου;, ο κοίί rj, of a 
 white colour, white. From λίυκ,ο; and χζόοί, 
 colour. 
 
 Αίυκ,Όχ^ζως, ωτο;, ό --tu.) '/ι, having a white 
 skin. From XiVKo? and χζόόζ, χ^ξωτος, Oj the 
 skin. Th. χξόχ. 
 
 Αιυκ,Όο), the same as λίυκούνω. 
 Αίυκ,τξα, j)l. a city of Boeolia, Leuctra. 
 ΑίυκώΧίνος, ου, ο xett '/ι, having white arms. 
 From Xivxus and ώλίν^ι, the arm or elbow. 
 
 Αΐύκωμοί, uro?, <ro, a Avhited table or tablet ; 
 a catalogue, a list ; laws, edicts ; the white of 
 an egg ; a disease of the cornea of the eye. 
 Th. λΐυκός. 
 
 Αευζοί, ξα, ξον, smootli, even, level, flat, 
 plain, broad. From λί7ο;. - 
 
 AivcrtfiTi, ye see, 2. pi. pros. ind. act. from 
 
 ΛΕΤ'22ίί, to see, behold, look at. 
 
 Αίυιττ'^ζ, ΐίξοζ, ό, one who throws stones ; 
 
 one who deserves to be stoned ; λίυσ-τ^ίξα. %/ίμου 
 
 μόξον, ASsch. i, 78, death from being stoned. 
 
 From λίύα, to stone. 
 
 Αιυχ^ίΐμοήω, u, f 'htru, to be clothed in 
 white. ^ 
 
 Αιυχ^ύμων, ovo;, ό κ,α) 'h, clothed in white, 
 one who wears λίυκον ίίμ,α, a white garment. 
 Aiua),f. ίύιτω, to stone. From Κα,ζ, a stone. 
 Ai^Uffffiv, dat. pi. Ion. of λίχοζ, ίο;, το, 
 a bed. 
 
 Αίρζίττοίνΐί, ου, β, bearing long grass proper 
 for making beds or couches. From τΌοί, Ion. 
 Toi)^, grass, and Χίχ,βζ, ios, το, abed. Th. λίγύΐ. 
 Aipf^hicriu'j, sc, yvMfjtkuv, Herod, proposed ; 
 part. 1. a. pas. gen.pl. Ion. f g.from λίγου.'] 
 Αίχ^ύΙν, said, spoken, part. 1. a. jyas. n. g. 
 of λίγω, f ξω, to say ; 1. a. pas. Ιλίχ^ΰ-Λν. 
 
 Αίχο;, ζοζ, το, a bed, couch, a marriage bed-, 
 the bed of a lying-in woman, Theophr. Char. 
 16 ; a wife, Poet. Th. λίγω, or λίγομοα.Ί 
 
 ΛΕ'ΧΡΙ02, /«, tov, obhque, slanting, side- 
 ways, athwart. 
 
 Αζχ^Μ, oo;, onntr. ους, '/], a woman in child- 
 bed. From λίχο;, ioi, TO, a bed. Th. λίγω. 
 Αίχ^ω, to cause to go to bed or to sleep ; 
 λίχομαι, to go to bed. 
 
 Αΐω^α,μΆς, α,ντος, β, the name of a pliUoso' 
 pher, Leodamas. 
 
 Αεΰιμι, I might wish or be willing, presi opt. 
 act. contr. for λίά,οιμι• from λ^άω,for λά,ω, 
 
 ΛΕΏΝ, οντοζ, ο, a lion ; a kind of fish ; a 
 kind of serpent ; a constellation ; a dance, a 
 disease called Elephantiasis; λίαιινα, y,s, τι, a. 
 lioness. 
 
 Αίω-^ίτζοί, or λίΐο9ΤίΤξοι, and λαοτετξίχ, ag, 
 91, a smooth, flat, or even rock. 
 
 Αεωξγοζ, ου, a framer of men ; bold, daring, 
 rash. From λΐω; and 'ίξγον. 
 
 Αιωσ-φίτίζοί, ου, ο κ,οίί *;, one on whom 
 people bestow the rights and privileges of their 
 own city ; a fellow citizen by adoption. From 
 λοίος, Att. λίως, ο, Ά people, and σφίπξοζ. 
 
 Αίωφόξοζ, ου, ο KOCI νι, ό%ο$, a public way or 
 road ; δ/α τη? λίωφΌξόυ, in common course, by 
 the common or usual way, Lucian. Dialog. 
 From λίωξ, for λαός, a people, and φίοω, to 
 carry. ] 
 
 A'/i, Dor. for Β-ίλ'^, he may wish or be wil- 
 ling, 3. sing. pres. sulj. Βίλω, rjs, *i. Dor. λω, 
 λη;, λ>5. Others derive ii from λάω, in suhj. 
 λάω, λά,Ί^ς, λά'/ι, by Crasis λω, λα;, λα., and 
 Dor. λω, λΤι;, λγ. 
 
 Αίί^Λ), obsol. for which is used λαμζάνω, to 
 take ; f. m. λ'.η'φομοα. 
 
 Αηγ\ for λΐίγι, cease thou, ^>res. imperat. 
 and 
 
 Α'/ιγίμίνα,ι, Dor. for λ'^γειν, ^)res. iif. of 
 λ'/ιγω, to cease, leave oif, 
 
 Α'/ιγοιμίν, l.pl.pres. opt. from 
 ΛΗΤΩ, ίΐξ, ίΐ, to cease, leave οίζ be still ; 
 to make an end of; to cause to cease ; td 
 finish. 
 
 ΛΗ'ΔΟΝ, ου, το, a shrub, a species of 
 cistus. 
 
 ΑΗ~Δ02, ios, TO, a thin, threadbare coat. 
 A'/i^ee.7os, Biloi,, etiov, and λ'/ι6α.ιος, euct, cciov, 
 causing forgetfulness ; of the river Lethe ; adj. 
 from λ^βνι, forgetfulness. Th. λήύω. 
 
 Α'/ίύΛξγοί, ου, β, a lethargy, a morbid drew- 
 
ΛΗΜ 
 
 53ί 
 
 ΛΗ2 
 
 Siness ; as an adj. ο χαϊ h- From X'hi'At forget 
 fulness, and αξγοξ, idle. Th. ίξγάζα/Λχι. 
 
 Anheii, thou forgettest, Ion. Jor λ'^&^, 2. 
 sing. pres. mid. (yf X'/iuu. 
 
 KnSuy he is bidden or concealed from, 
 3. nng. jires. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Avihr, and Xriuiro, he forgot, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. in. Ion. for Ixnhro, of the same verb. 
 
 Ariuvi, >?i, n, forgetfulness, loss of memory ; 
 oblivion. Hence the Latin lethum. Tli. λτιύω. 
 
 Αήθουσκ, part, j^res. f g.from 
 
 ΛΗ'ΘΓΙ, Dor. λάόω, f. X^ffeu, to lie hid, be 
 hidden, lurk ; to be concealed from, or un- 
 known to ; 2. a. ϊλαθον p. m. ?Λλη^α' 7nid. 
 Χ'Λβομαι, to forget. 
 
 Avi'iVy for Xtji^cc, accus. sii^g. from kr,ts, 
 i'^os, VI, a flock. Th. λίία. 
 
 Ατι'ίζίτ, for λίΐίζίτο, 3. sing, imjierf. mid. 
 Ion. of λ'/ιίξω. 
 
 Αη'Γζω, f. iW, to ravage, pillage, plunder, 
 lay waste ; to obtain j to seize, to make spoil 
 of ; p. pas. λίλ^ϊίτμχί. Th. λίία,. 
 
 Az'tii, *is, hi Ion. by Dialysis for λύα, plund- 
 er, booty, prey. 
 
 ΛΗ'ΙΌΝ, ου, το, corn, wheat ; a field of 
 corn ; in pi. τα, X'/i'iae,. 
 
 Anis, ΐ^οί, '/I, prey, booty ; a great number 
 of sheep. From λύα, 
 
 Αγϊϊσσα,το, Poet, and Ion. for ίΧγιιβ•ατο, 3. 
 sing, I. a, m. and 
 
 Ati'ia-tnren, 3, sing, l.f m. (f XniX,oi),f. iaoj, 
 to obtain. 
 
 AnicTOiy jj, ov, got by plunder, obtained as 
 booty J to be acquired by plunder. From 
 λ^ι'ίζω. Th. λύκ, α,ζ, '/ι. 
 
 Αγί'ϊστα)ξ, οξο;, ο, a plunderer, a robber ; a 
 smuggler, secret, stolen. From the sa-);iie 
 verb. 
 
 AyfiTis, a female plunderer; an epithet of 
 Minerva. From the preceding Th. 
 
 A'^iTos, public ; a people, Io7i. by Dialysis 
 for λίϊτο;. Hence λ'^ϊτον, ου, το, a court. 
 
 ΛΗΚΕΏ, or Dor. Xaxiuyf. 'ήσω, to sound, 
 to make a noise ; to crack ; to tear; to speak ; 
 1. a. ίλάκ^ισα,• 2. a. ϊλαχον, ις, £• j}. mid. 
 λίλαχοί, and xixifix-x. Hence Χα,χ)ς, idof, h, a 
 rent made with a noise ; ΧοίκΊζω, to tear. 
 
 ΑΗ'ΚΤΘ02, ου, h, an oil-cruet, an oil- 
 flask. 
 
 Αήλα,ντοζ, ου, ο, a proper name. 
 
 ΛΗ~ΜΑ, ccros, TO, a purpose, intention, 
 will ; presence of mind, resolution, courage ; 
 pride; cowardice, i^rom Aaiw, to will. 
 
 Ai^fiaXios, ia, iov, blear-eyed. Th. Χ'/ιμη. 
 
 Αημάω, ω, to be blear-eyed, to be dim- 
 sighted. From 
 
 ΛΗ'ΜΗ, ^ί, 71, a running of the eyes, sore 
 eyes, blearedness ♦ the rheum of the eyes ; the 
 same as γΧγίμ•». 
 
 Α^μμα, ατός, το, any thing taken or receiv- 
 ed ; a present, a bribe ; receipt, gain ; income, 
 revenue; an assumption, a major proposition, a 
 premise ; a title, an argument. Th. λα«- 
 
 Ατιμνιοξ, ίχ, IOV, of Lemnoa. From Αημ,\ο$. 
 
 ΛΗΜΝΙ'2Κ02, ου, ο, a coloured band or 
 
 ribbon hanging dov/n from crowns or garlands, 
 
 Αημνος, ου, 'h, an island sacred to Vulcan, 
 
 Lemnus, 
 
 Avivu), uv, ai. Bacchanalian woman. Others 
 read A'^voit, Nymphs, ivho jrresided over wine' 
 presses. See Ayivis• 
 
 Anmloi, ου, a title of Bacchus, Lenaean. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Α'/,νΆΐωνχ, acc. sing, from 
 Amxiaiv, euvos, o, ike tnonth in lohich the 
 feast of Bacchus was celebrated. Th. ληνό;. 
 
 Αγ,νοζάτ'/ΐζ, ου, ο, one Avho treads grapes at 
 the tvine-press, Atwcr. xvii.] 
 
 ΛΗΝΟ' 2, ου, ό, the vat of a wine-press, 
 where the grapes were pressed or trodden ; 
 a hollow place in a meadow ; a kneading-tray ; 
 a chariot box, in which the ivhip was jmt ; the 
 hole which receives the lower end (f a ship's 
 mast ; a ditch ; a canal. But 
 
 Αυνοί, ίοί, το, woolj because λίϊον, i. e. soft. 
 Λίξαν, Ion. for £'λ'4«ν, 3. ])l. 1. a. act. 
 Xn'iai, 1. a. inf. λγ^χσΰαι, 1. a. inf. m. and 
 
 Ari^iix, xs, i, \. a. opt. act. jEol. of Xr^yu, 
 f. \ω, to cease. 
 
 Λίξ/ί, ιωζ, 'Λ, a ceasing or cessation, ter- 
 mination, end. Th. λίίγω. 
 
 Λί|/?, iMi, fi, a casting lots, a lot ; a condi- 
 tion ; an inheritance. From Χ'Λχο}^ for ivhich 
 ΧχγχχνΜ is used. 
 
 Αγ,φ,ω, to trifle, to act or to talk foolishly, 
 Lucian. Dialog. 
 
 ΛΗ~ΡΟΣ, ου, ο, or X7,noi, ων, ol, tlifiing, 
 folly, nonsense, trifles, looleries, idle tales. 
 Hence 
 
 Αηςω^η?, io$, Ό Kx) h, foolish, trifling, silly. 
 Λίί, Dor. for 3-ίλ?:ί, thou mayst wish or be 
 willing. See Aij. 
 
 Anffiii, 2. sing. \.f act. and 
 Ariffiirh, 2. pi. \.f. m. of Χήύω, or Χανΰάνω, 
 f. Χήσω, to lie hid, to be hidden ; 2. a. iXadov. 
 ΑτισιτχΊγμων, ovo;, ο χ,χ) h, causing a forget- 
 fulness of play, an epithet of Bacchus ; fror)l• 
 Χήύω, to be hid, and -^aly^x. Others read 
 Χυα-ΐ'^χιγμων from χΰω, to loose, to dissolve, 
 and TO τχ7γμχ, play. 
 
 Αησμοίτΰνη, Zi, h, forgetfulness, oblivion ; 
 and 
 
 Αήσομκι, I shall forget, \. f. m. and 
 Αήσομζν, I. pi. f act. of Χτ,6ω, or Χχνύάνω, 
 f. X7\aca, to lie iiid. 
 
 Α'ί^στύχ, χζ, h, piracy, robbery, plundering, 
 pillage, Thucyd.'] 
 
 Α'Λστιΰω, f ζΰσω, to rob, plunder ; to live 
 by robbery. From Χγα-τή;. 
 
 Α'/κττ'ήξίον, ου, το, a band of robbers ; a re- 
 ceptacle of robbers ; robbery. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 A^ffThs, ου, o,for Xij'i'trThs, a robber, a plun- 
 derer. Th. Xi'tx, «J, h, 
 A'/iffTt κ,ο- , >}, ov, and 
 
 Α'/,ίττ^^Η,ΰζ, vi, OV, predatory, piratical, living 
 on plunder. 
 
ΛΙΓ 
 
 532 
 
 ΑΙΘ 
 
 Λ>55••τί)ί, ί^α;, 71, a female robber ; a piratical 
 vessel. 
 
 Α-ηα-τξαν, a privy, a jakes ; where robbers 
 fkriffTutJ lurk. 
 
 Ατκτω, Dor. for Χνατω, 1./". act. from λύω, 
 ω, to will, to desire, or from Χτιύω, to be liid. 
 
 Aytro''iB' /,ζ , ου, ο, tiie son of Latona. Froin 
 
 ΑΗΤίΓ, cos, ου;, 'h, the ■mother of AiwUo, 
 Latona ; ace. Ajj-ca, ω. 
 
 Αρ,φύιϊί, ίΤτϋ, h, taken, part. 1. a. pas. 
 kTj'pfivTK, ace. siitg. masc. gen. and 
 
 Α'/ιφύ/ίνχι, 1. a. itf. pas. of λαμβάνω, to 
 take ; y. /}ί. λτι-ί^ομαι• 2. α. ίλκ.ζον• 1. a. ind. 
 pas. ίλ'Λφ&7ΐν• 2. a. inf. m. Xc/Xitruon. 
 
 Ατιφύ/ίτω•, 3. sing. 1. a. imperat. pas. from 
 the same verb. 
 
 Αήχ^ύ), oh^ol. insiead of ivhich is used λχγ- 
 χάνω, to obtain by lot, to obtain ; to cast lots. 
 
 Ar,-\^is, ζω;, r,, a receiving ; a taking or 
 catching ; the attack of a fever. From Χα,μ- 
 
 biiVfti. 
 
 Αιη'ψομ,αί, γ, ίτκι, and in I. pi. λ'.ι•φόμίΡχ• 
 
 l.y. 7n. if λχμζκνω, l.f mid. inf. /^ι-φεΰ-όαι. 
 
 Αία, for λίίχ, prev, boot}', plunder, Gl. 
 
 Cyr. 
 
 ΛΙΑ'ΖΩ, f. σω^ p. -ΛΆ, to shake, throw, 
 di&tuib ; to hasten ; to separate ; λιάζομαι, to 
 withdraw, to depart, to remove from ; to come 
 forth, to emerge ; to go away ; to go, to 
 come ; to bend dovv'n ; to close. 
 
 ΑΓΑΝ, adu. very much, exceeding]}'•, very, 
 
 Aiaoos, cc, ov, warm, lukewarm, tepid ; ge- 
 nial ; sweet, pleasant, refreshing ; for χ^λιαοό;. 
 
 ΑΓΒΑΝ02 (λίζα,νος), ου, ο, the name <f a 
 monntain in Syna, Libanus ; frankincense ; 
 the frankincense-tree. 
 
 AiQoivojroi, ου, ο, and λιζοίνα.•τον, ου, το, 
 frankincense; a censer. Fiom the irreceding. 
 
 AiSa.;, α^οζ, h, a drop, dropping water, a 
 tear. Th. 7^uQe>j, to pour out. 
 
 ΑίζίξτΤνο;, ου, ο, the name of a sect in A^. T. 
 
 Αιζόνο'Τΰζ, o'j, 0, a mind which blew between 
 the soutliwest and the south ivlnd ; the south 
 southwest wind. From λ}•φ, βο?, Ό, the south . 
 west wind, and νότος, the south wind. 
 
 AiQ-j&h-j, adv. uTo Tris Αιζύ-/ις, from L\-bia, 
 Dor. for Αιζύγ,ΰιν. 
 
 Αίζντί, r,s, h, a country of Africa, L3-bia. 
 
 Α'ίζυξ'^ον, ου, το, a kind of small, light ship ; 
 a galley ; so called from the Liburniaiis, a 
 people of lUj/ricum. 
 
 Αίζυς, vo;, ο άν'/,ξ, a Lybian, an African, a 
 Carthaginian. 
 
 A'lSixrc-ui, from Lybia, a L3bian v.'oman. 
 
 Αίγα,, for λιγίβί,, sluilly, with a sharp or 
 piercing noise; sweetly ; Hes?/ch. 
 
 Αιγαίνω, to make a shrill sound ; to pro- 
 claim in a loud, piercing, or clear voice ; to de- 
 light, properhf with a shrill sound. Th. λιγύς. 
 
 ΑΓΓΓΧ1, f ξ«, to make a shrill noise, to 
 whiz. 
 
 AiySot, a whetstone, a hone ; powder. From 
 λίΤοί, smooth. 
 
 ΛΙΤΔΗΝ, superficially, slightly. 
 
 ΑΙΤΔ05, ου, 0, a mortar ; also a little 
 furnace in which metals are melted or cast. 
 Aiyza, acc. J)l. n. g. from λιγυ;, ίϊα, ύ. 
 Αιγίο,ν, Dor. for λιγίΐων, gen. pi. and 
 
 Αιγίί^ι, dat. sing, f g. from λιγίς, shrill- 
 sounding. 
 
 Aiy'tui, adv. shrilly, with a sharp or piercing 
 sound ; sweetly. 
 
 ΑΙΓΝΧ'2, ύοί, h, soot, smoke, a smoky 
 blaze or flame. 
 
 ΑΙΓΝίηΌ^2, oZ, 0, like a fat person. 
 
 Aiy'^i,for ελιγ'ξζ, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of λίγ• 
 yoj, f 'ξ'Μ, to make a shrill noise, to whiz. 
 
 Aiyv^ ,for ?αγυξ?ί, dat. sing.f. g. and 
 
 Αιγυζ^,σι, dat. J)l• f g• Ion. from ΧιγυξΟξ, 
 shrill, sweet. 
 
 Αιγύξίον, and λίγυξον, ου, το, amber or a 
 species of it. 
 
 Αιγνξο;, a, ov, the same as λιγυζ, shrill- 
 sounding, soft, liquid, clear ; pleasant. 
 
 ΑΓΓΧ2 (λίγυς), ΰος, ο και η, a Ligurian. 
 But 
 
 Aiyv;, ila, υ, shrill-sounding, piercing, clear, 
 loud ; hquid, soft, pleasant, sweet ; eloquent. 
 Th. λιγγω. 
 
 ΑιγυστίκΙς, vi, ov, of Liguria, Ligurian. 
 From Aiyus, a Ligurian. 
 
 Aiyup&oyyoitrt, dat. pi. Ion. from 
 
 Aiyop&cyyos, ov, ο xoii h, having a shrill, 
 clear, or sweet voice ; shrill -voiced. From 
 λιγυ;, shrill, sweet, and φθΌγγνι, a sound. Th. 
 φύίγγομαι, ]). m. ίψύογγοί. 
 
 Αιγΰψωνο;, ου, ο kou ή, the same as the pre- 
 ceding. From λιγυς and (piavh, the voice. 
 
 ΑΊν,ν, Ion. for λίαν, adv. very much, very, 
 exceedingly. 
 
 Αιίάζίϋ, u'ith acc.f. άσω, to throw stones, to 
 stone ; \. a. ίλίύοι,σα.' 1. a. subj. λι^ά,ίτω, tjs, sj• 
 1. a. i)f. λιύά,σα,ΐ' perf act. λιλίία,κα,- perf. 
 pas. λίλίύα,σμοίΐ' 1. a. pas. ίλιύάσΰνιν• Th. 
 λίύος. 
 
 Αίύα%, ακο;, ό or h, Q. stone ; a rugged 
 rock ; a ston}' place ; also adj. ston}', hard. 
 
 Α^θα.;, ahoi, h, a little stone, a stone. Th. 
 λίύοί. 
 
 Αίθίσαζ, αντοζ, part. 1. a. act. and 
 
 Αιύα,σύωσιν, 3. pi. 1. a. subj. pas. of λιίάζω. 
 
 Αιίάσωσιν, 3. pi. J. a. subj. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 AiSia., or λιύίκ, a quantity of stones ; build- 
 ing materials of stone •, a lump of gold ; and 
 
 Aihict, luxury, abundance, plenty. From 
 λίαν and B-ig, a heap. 
 
 At&ivo;, 71, ov, of stone, stony, stone. Th. 
 
 λίΰοξ. 
 
 Αιίοζολιω, ivith acc. imperf. ίλιύοζ'ολιον, ουν 
 
 f. Υισω, to stone, to pelt or kill with stones ; 
 
 1. a. ΧλιύοζΌλ'/ισα' 1. α. inf. λιύοζολ'γισαι• part, 
 
 1. a. act. λι^οζολ^σα;' perf act. λίλιύοζόλτικα• 
 
 l.f. pas. λίόοζολ'ήβτΐίτομαι. From λιίοζόλος. 
 
 Αιβοζολία, as, 71, a throwing of stones, a 
 stoning ; Diod. Sic. 
 
 Α,ύοζόλος, ου, ό κα) h, throwing or hurling 
 stones. From λίβο; and βάλλω, to throw. 
 
AIM 
 
 538 
 
 ΛΙΠ 
 
 AtS'oXiutf'roi, ου, ο κκ) h, pelted with stones, 
 stoned From 
 
 Α.ιόο\ίύω, to stone, to pelt with stones. Th. 
 
 Αιίοξόοί, ου, ο, a stone-cutter, a polisher of 
 of stone, a statuary. From λίβοί and ϊ,ίω, to 
 scrape, polish. 
 
 ΑΊβος, ου, ό or ίι, a stone ; a rock ; a pre- 
 cious stone; a tomb-stone; an altar of stone; 
 a place where slaves were sold ; a stupid fellow ; 
 a touchstone ; a stone in the bladder ; an 
 anchfir ; dat. pi. Ion. λίύοισι. 
 
 Αίΰόστξοιτοί, ου, ό κά) τι, paved with stone ; 
 ~ον, το, a stone pavement. From λίβος, and 
 στζωτοξ, spread, paved. From α-τξάννυμί. Th. 
 
 Αιΰοτομ'ίοίΐ, ai, quarries of stone. From 
 ΧΊόοζ arid τίμνω, to cut, j). m. τί•τομχ. 
 
 Αιάΰυξγίζο), f. Ισω, to work in stone, to cut 
 or work slone ; to change into stone. 
 
 Ad'osa, ω, f. άσω, to change into stone. 
 From λΐύΰζ, 
 
 Aiuudyii, ζοζ, xoit 'h, stony, as hard as stone; 
 made of stone. 
 
 Αι&ωμότ'ήί, ου, ό, one who swears at the 
 stone, i. e. at the tribunal called λίβο;. From 
 λίβοζ, and ο'μνυμι, or ομόω, to swear. 
 
 ΑΊ$ωα•ΐ5, %ωζ, ί, a changing into stone. From 
 λιύόω, to change into stone. Th. λΙβος. 
 
 Αιχίξτίζω, to dance immodestly or lascivi- 
 ously. From X'loiv and σκ,ίξτω. 
 
 Α1ΚΪΓ3, the minutest chirping of birds. 
 From λίγγω, to make a shrill noise. 
 
 Α(κ.μάω, J", ίκτω, p. λίλίχμ'/ικιχ, to fan, win- 
 now, cleanse from the chaff; to sift; to dis- 
 perse, scatter ; to crush to pieces. Th. λ<- 
 χμοζ. 
 
 Αικμγίΐηι, 3. sing. 1- f• of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 Αίκμγιτγΐξ, Ti^oi, 0, and Χιχμ'ήτηίί ου, ο, one 
 Avho cleanses the wheat from the chaft^ a win- 
 nower. 
 
 ΛΙΚΜΟ^Σ, ου, ο, a winnowing-fan. 
 
 Αιχ,μύντων, gen. j}l. part. pres. act. of Xj- 
 χμκω. 
 
 A'iKvov, ου, ro. the same as λιχμο;, a winnow- 
 ing-fan, or instrument to separate the chaff from 
 the corn ; a cradle, a basket. 
 
 Αίκξίφις, adv. obliquely, aside, sidewa3'^s. 
 From λ'ίχ^ξίοζ. 
 
 ΑίΧξοι, Of, the branches of stag's horns. 
 From λϊξ arid χίξχί. 
 
 ΑΊχτπζ, ου, ο, one who licks. From λΐίρζ^ω, 
 to lick. 
 
 ΛΙΛΑΓΟΜΑΙ, Poet, to desire, wish, or 
 long for; to hasten ; λιλαί^ίκι, Ion. for XiXolW,. 
 
 Αιλίω, co,f. Yiffm, p. 'Axot., to wish, desire. 
 
 Αίμαγχ;ίω, ω, and λιμχγ^ονάω, ω, to cause 
 or suffer to hunger, to afflict with famine, to 
 famish. From λιμός, hunger, and άγ^^ονύω. 
 Th. οίγχω. 
 
 Αιμούνω, f. ανω, to suflfer hunger, to be 
 hungry. Th. λιμός. 
 
 ΛΙΜΗ'Ν (κψνιν)^ sYOi, ο, a port, harbour, 
 
 haven ; ace. λιμ'&να. Hence λιμί\άζ^ηί, ου, 6, 
 superintendant of the port. 
 
 Αιμνίζος, ζχ, ξον, hungry, famished, poor. 
 Th λιμός. 
 
 Αιμνα,Τος, α'ιοί, oc.7ov, marshy, fenny, moorish, 
 swampy ; belonging to marshy or low ground, 
 living in lakes or water, as the crocodile, Herod, 
 ii, 68.] 
 
 Αιμνας, κ^ος, τι, and λιμνΐ^ης, ιοος, τι, of or 
 belonging to a marsh, fen, or lake. Th. 
 λίμνη. 
 
 Αιμνΰτις, Dor. for λιμνητις. See the precede 
 ing. 
 
 ΛΓΜΝΗ, '/ις, ίι, a pool or standing water ; 
 a morass ; a marsh, pond, lake ; a sea, the 
 ocean. 
 
 Αιμψήοιος, ου, ο, the name if af-og. From 
 λιμν/ί. 
 
 Αιμνόχ^Βίζΐς, the name of a frog. From 
 λίμνη and ^^α,Ίξω, to rejoice. 
 
 ΑιμοχΎούω, ω, to kill with hunger, famish, 
 starve. From χπΊνω, to kill, and 
 
 ΛΙΜΟ'2 (λτμος), οΰ, ό, hunger, famine, an 
 insatiable desire of food ; a niggardly or sordid 
 person. Hence βοΰλιμος, ου, ό, and βουλιμία, 
 as, h, excessive hunger. 
 
 Αιμττύνω, to leave. From λίί-χω, the same, 
 
 Αιμφΐύω, f ζΰσω, to deceive. From 
 
 ΛΙΜΦΟ'2, oZ, fl, an informer or accuser. 
 
 Αιμωττω, f ώ%ω, p. ωχα, to hunger, to be 
 hungry. Th. λιμός. 
 
 Αιμωττων, οντος, part. pres. of the preceding. 
 
 Αίνίος, ους, λινίτ], jj, λίνζον, ουν, made of flax, 
 linen, flaxen. 
 
 Αιναύύζχι'ζ. ηιΐΓ.ς, ό χα) 7], having a lineu 
 corslet. From λ'ινον and Β-ιί/ξ'/ιξ, Ion. for 
 
 Αινοχαλάμη, a Stalk of flax, λίνου χαλάμη' 
 Josh, ii, 6. 
 
 ΛΓΝΟΝ, ου, TO, flax ; a thread of flax, any 
 thread, a cord, a string, a net, a fishing-line ; 
 cloth made of flax, linen ; a sail. Hence the 
 Engl. LINE and linen. 
 
 Αίνος, ου, ό, a mans name, Linus. 
 
 Λ/ξ, oblique, Hesych. From λίγω. 
 
 Λ<ν, for λίτί, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. Ion. or 
 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. of λύττο^, to leave; 
 2. a. ίλιττον. 
 
 Λ/τα, indeclin. oil, grease, fat, Iliad x, 577, 
 and Thucyd. i, 6. Heyne says of this much 
 disputed loord — " / have always been of opinion 
 that the original ivord was λ'ί-φ, λι-ζ-ος, fatness, 
 and that by ancient usage the substantive is put 
 for an adjective, so that λίττα ϊλαιον, oil -bright- 
 ness is used for shining oil ; and hence λΐ'τί 
 ίλαΐΜ, for fat, /. e. shining or glossy oil. It 
 may be thought that the passage in Thucydides, 
 λίτΓΆ γαξ αλείφΒίτό&ι, is inconsistent with this ; 
 but that is an Attic form, (xaraj λίτα, for 
 λίντί." Heyne' s Hom. Iliad x, 577. Th. 
 λίτος.] 
 
 Ai<7raivu), f. ανω, to make fat, to anoint ; 
 1. a. ίλί-ττψα., and in Septuag. ΐλίττανα, ας,,ί^ 
 Th. λίττος! 
 
ΛΙΠ 
 
 5^4 
 
 ΛΙΧ 
 
 ^ί-ηχ.ΛΒίΐΛ'ττυί,, υζο~, ο κά) υι, adorned with a 
 splendid tillet or head -band ; as if λι-τταξω 
 ΰμ'π'υχι κίκοσμημίνοΐ. 
 
 Λ.ΐ7Τ0ίξ€ΐί, (ICC. pi. J. g. of Χιτα,ξοξ, κ, όν. 
 Αί-^αξίω, f. γισω, to persist in a thing, to 
 persevere, be assiduous ; to pray earnestly or 
 beseech, to importune ; to exhort diligently. 
 From λιταξ^;. 
 
 Α.ΐ'ζα.Λωί, and contract, -ως, assiduously, 
 cominually, coniitantly. From the same. 
 
 A.'rac>;, Iu)i. Jbr λ/ίτα^ά• Xi-xoc.or,a-i, dat. pi. 
 Jon. of λίταξΰί. 
 
 ΛΙΠ ΑΡΗ' 2 fyj'Tra^ytsJ, ίο;, ό icot,) ν, assidu- 
 eiis, diligentj persevering, constant. 
 
 Α/τίί^/α, as, r., perseverance, assiduit}'^, dil- 
 igence, constancy ; urgent prayer or entreaty. 
 
 Α;?Γάς'/α, CCS, 'h, fatness. From Χΐ'ταοός. 
 
 Δ^ίττοίξοκοτ^ΐμνο;, ου, ό x,cc) τι, having a beau- 
 tiful head-band or veil. Frorn λιτταζοζ, and 
 κ,ογ^ίμνον, a fillet, a A^eil. 
 
 Αιττα-ροί, a, h, fat, greasy ; sleek ; dainty ; 
 lusty ; shining ; rich, fruitful ; beautiful ; hap- 
 py ; λιχχξο/ν Χι6ωι, anointed, i. e. consecrated 
 stones in the roads, xvhich were reverenced by 
 passengers, Theopkr. Char. 16.] 
 
 A-i-TTocoo^ooo;, ου;, -όου, οΰ, ο xeu '/ι, having 
 a shining body ; λίττα,οό^ξίαν, ace. Dor. of 
 TLi/rcioo^^ocfj;, for λι•-ταίξθ^ζΰυ;. From λιτα,ξο;, 
 fat, anrf Ζξ^"'^ ^ body. Th. χξόα,. 
 
 Αίττχα-μα, ατο;, το, Ά thing which fattens ur 
 makes fat ; fatness. Froin λί•τα.ίνω. 
 
 Αιτχω, to be fat. Th. X'l-ffo;. 
 
 Ai-TTt, for ίλιτί, 3. sing. 2. a. ittd. act. or 
 2. sing. 2. a. imperat. of ΧίΊ-νω, f. λεί-φω, to 
 leave; 2. a. ϊλ^τον, p. ni. λίλοΐΐτ... 
 
 Αίτίαν, by Poet. Dialysis for λί-η7ν, 2. a. 
 irif. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Ai-znoy/i;, ίοζ, ό κ,οά w, one who flies from the 
 country to the city, a destitute man ; a fugi- 
 tive ; Χί-ττων ru, ίξν/;. 
 
 Αι-τΓΐτήνωο^ οζο;, h, who deserts her husband. 
 From ?-ίί^Μ and avr,.o. Stesichorus calls τα; 
 vioyafx-ou; cruTau;, τα; λιτουιτα; του; ia'j~Mv 
 α,νύξχ;, i. e. ηεν»' married girls who had deserted 
 their husbands, Χΐ'πσ'/,νύοα;. 
 
 Αιττία-ίαι, 2. a. itif. m. of ΧιΙ•ζ•ω, fo -φω, to 
 leave i 2. a. 'iy^i-Trov. 
 
 Aivot, ?>. sing. 2. a. opt. act. λινα'ιμην, 
 2. a. opt. m. λι^οΤιτα, Dor. for Χι-χοΖσα, part. 
 2. (/. uct.f. g. of the same verb. 
 
 Λ/ίΤβπκ, 3. pi. 2. a. opt. act. λ;'ζτοίμι, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Ai-^ov, for ίλι-τον, 2. a, act. Ion. forom the 
 same verb. 
 
 ΑιηΌναύτα;, Dor. for Χί-τοναύτ•/);, ου, ό, one 
 who deserts his ship. From χύ-ττω, to leave, 
 iiiid ν«ί/ί•, a ship. 
 
 AI 1102 fXi'ffo:), ioi, τύ, fatness, fat. 
 
 Αί-ίτοφιγγίχ, ace. sing, front 
 
 Αιττοφίγγ/ΐ;, U;, ο κα) h, leaving the light, 
 .vauting light, dark ; blind. From Χιίζω, and 
 φίγγο?, το, light. 
 
 A/iTiic/v, Poet, for Xi-^av, part. 2)res. of 
 /.ιχάω, to be fat. Th, Xljro?, lOf, τό. 
 
 ΑΓΠΤη, to wish, desire. 
 AtTav, oZffa, ov, part. 2. a. act. of λύ-ττω, 
 f. "φω, 2, ο. 'ίΧίΤον. 
 
 ΛΓΡ02 (χτξοί), or Χίξο;, ου, impudent, 
 bold, shameless. 
 
 ΑΓ2, XtTo;, ό, fine linen. 
 
 ΛΓί, a lion. Poet. ace. Χϊν. Th . Χίων. 
 
 A/;, by Apoc.for Xnr<rri, smooth. 
 
 Αισαι, to pra}•, implore; 1. a. imperat. τη. 
 of X^σσoμce^,f. m. Χια-ομαι. 
 
 ΑΙ'2ΠΗ, η;, h, a certain very slender little 
 animal. 
 
 Αίστο;, αν, f. χ'ισντί, »;, worn away by use, 
 slender. Th. Χία-τττι^ 
 
 Aitra-sff^at, prcs. inf. m. and 
 
 Aitra-'iffKiffuai, pres. infin, m. of Χ'κτίΤομα,ι. 
 
 Aura-ia-KiTo, they implored or supplicated^ 
 3. sijig. imperf m. Ion. for ixifftrtTO' from 
 
 ΑΊσσομ, for χίιτσομαι, to pray, implore; 
 pres. ind. m. or l.f m. Poet, for χΊσομαι. 
 
 ΑΓ220ΜΑΙ, to implore, supplicate, pray, 
 beseech, entreat •, part. m. Χισσόμινο;. Als9 
 Χ'ίτομαι, the same. 
 
 AI220'2, h, ov, smooth, even ; as if from 
 Xtav ισο;, 
 
 Ata -τξαίνω, to make even or leA'el ; to dig. 
 From Χίστξον. 
 
 Αίο-τζίύίύ, f iuffu, the same, Odyss. xxiv, 
 226. 
 
 ΛΓΣΤΡΟΝ, ου, TO, an iron instrument used 
 for smoothing or levelling the ground ; a shovel. 
 
 AiTa, ace. sing, of x);, Χιτος, ο, fine 
 linen. 
 
 Atra), a], prayers, supplications ; the god- 
 desses who preside over jnayers. Th. λίσ•- 
 σομαι. 
 
 Αϊτα7ιη, dat. j)l. f g. from Xtro;, simple, 
 frugal, mean. 
 
 Αίτανίία, a;, h, supplication, prayer, en- 
 treaty ; prayers. From Χίτομαι, for Χίσομαι, 
 to pray, implore. Hence the Engl, litany. 
 
 Αιτάνίυί, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. and 
 
 Αιτάνιυσι, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. from 
 
 Αιτανίύω, f. ίΰσω, the same as Χίσιτομαι, to 
 implore, supplicate. 
 
 Λ;τάίι)ν, gen. pi. ^ol. for Xituv from 
 
 Airh, y,?, 'h, prayer, supplication, entreaty ; 
 hence Xirat. From Χίτομαι. 
 
 Αιτοίμην, ι . sing. piTCS. opt. mid. from 
 
 ΑΊτομαι, the same as Χ\σσομαι, to implore, 
 supplicate. 
 
 AITO'2 (xjto;), 71, ov, simple, naked, plain, 
 mean, frugal, small, unadorned ; and 
 
 Αϊτό;, yi, ev, suppliant. From ΧΊσσομαι, to 
 implore. 
 
 ΑΓΤΡΑ, a;, Yi, a pound, a weight of twelve 
 ounces ; a kind of small Sicilian money of the 
 value of an obolus, or tenth part of a Αίκά- 
 Χιτξος or Denarius. See Salm. de Modo Usur. 
 c. vi, /). 245. 
 
 Αιτξία-μΰξ, in Epiphan. a hundred weight. 
 
 ΑΙτξον, for νίτξον, Att. 
 
 AIXAN0'2, ου, 0, the forefinger ; the chord 
 of a harp ; the rarae of a musical sounds 
 
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 'Tience Χιχ,α,ς^ the lesser span, er the distance 
 between the extended thumb and forefinger. 
 
 Al^,fjt,aZ,ov, imperf. Ion. from 
 
 Αιχ^μάζω, to lick. Th. λύ;:^α>. 
 
 Αιχμαίο/ΐΛαί, uf^cn, to lick. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Αιχ^νύοί, Λί, 'A, lickerishness, daintiness, 
 greediness, gluttony. Th. λίίχω. 
 
 Αι-φ, λϊζοί, h, a rock from \vhich water 
 trickles ; a drop. From λεί^ω, to pour. Also 
 masc. the southwest wind. 
 
 Aim, to wish, desire ; to be ready. 
 
 ΛΟΒΟ'2, ου, ό, the lower part of the ear; 
 the ear-lap ; an extreme part of the liver ; a 
 pod or husk ; pulse. 
 
 Aoyas, &^es, ό χ,α) 'h, picked out, chosen, 
 select ; oi λογά^ίς, picked or chosen men. 
 From λίγοι, to choose. Also the white of the 
 eye, the eye itself. 
 
 Αογϊΐβν, ου, το, the stage in the theatre ; a 
 court of justice ; the mouth ; an oracle. From 
 λογοξ. 
 
 Αογία, ας, vi, a collection, a contribution ; 
 1 Cor. xvi, 1 , 2. From λίγω, to collect •, 
 2). m. λ'ίλογα. 
 
 Αογίζίίτ&α/, pres. inf. mid. from 
 
 Αογίζομοα, to reason, to argue ; to infer, to 
 conclude ; to reckon ; to number ; to think ; 
 to consider, to impute, A^. T. ; impeif. m . 
 ζλογιζό/ΛΤίν, fut. m. 'κτομα,ι• p. pas. λίλόγίσ•μ«ι, 
 1 . α. pas. IXoyiffu'/iVi 1 • f• 2>as. λογκτύήίτομα,ι. 
 Th. λίχω. 
 
 Αογϊζοξ, i], ov, rational, reasonable ; relating 
 to the mind, spiritual ; verbal ; logical ; elo- 
 quent. Hence ro λογιχον, reason, and h λο- 
 ytjch, sc. Ti^vn, logic. From the same Th. 
 
 Aoyi(£os, ιμΐΐ, ιμον, or λ'ογιμο;, ου, ό κ,α) η, 
 the same as λογικοί. 
 
 Αόγιοι, historical writers. 
 
 Αόγιον, ου, το, an oracle ; τά λόγια, oracles. 
 From 
 
 Αόγϊος, tec, tov, eloquent, learned ; celebrated, 
 memorable ; skilled in history and antiquities ; 
 a writer of prose ; a soothsayer, a prophet. 
 From λόγοζ. 
 
 Αόγκτσοίΐ, 1. α. imperat. m. of λογΙΖ,ομοίΐ. 
 
 Αογισμος, ου, ο, Ά reasoning, a thinking ; a 
 reckoning ; deliberation ; reason ; the mind ; a 
 syllogism. From the same Th. 
 
 Αογκττικοί, 91, ov, skilled in calculating or 
 reckoning ; considerate, wise ; λογιστικον, the 
 art or business of calculation, Xen. Mem, 
 i, 1,7.] 
 
 Αογογζ&φίω, f. mu, to write a speech or 
 eration, to write history; to write in prose. 
 From, λόγος and γξάψω. 
 
 Αογογξ&φος, ου, ο χα) h, a ΛΥΓΪίθΓ of orations 
 br history ; an orator , a prose writer ; a scriv- 
 ener, a pettifogger. From the same. 
 
 Αόγοκτι, dat. pi. Ion. from λόγος, a word. 
 
 Αογομα,χ^ίω, f. γισω, p. λελογομά^νιχα, to 
 contend or dispute about words. From λόγος, 
 Ά word, from λίγω, and μάχομαι•, to fight. 
 
 Aoγoμot.χ^'^ay ας, h, a contention or dispute 
 about words. From 
 
 Αογομάχ^ος, ου, ο xai h, one who disputes 
 about words, a caviller. From the same, 
 
 Αογοτΰΐζω, f -Λσω, to invent or to write 
 fables, to feign, invent, lie ; to relate, tell ; to 
 discourse. From 
 
 Αογο-π-οιος, ου, ό κα) γι, an in venter of fables 
 or of false reports ;' a liar ; a writer of history. 
 From λόγος and ττοιιω, to make. 
 
 Αόγος, ου, ο, a word, discourse, oration ; a 
 saying ; speecli ; fame, report ; a narration ; 
 opinion ; a book ; a definition ; reason ; pro- 
 portion, thought ; a fiible; a story; a histor}', 
 in Herod, and others, Larcher vol. \, p. 171 ; 
 the Word of God or Christ, in A\ T.,• λόγοι, 
 the liberal arts, letters : a sliow, an appearance ; 
 λόγον £χ;οντα ι/οφίΆς, Col. ii, 23, having a shov/ 
 of wisdom j a cause, an account ; t/w λόγί^ι. 
 Acts, for what reason ; so also Eurip. Androm. 
 548, Ix τίνος λόγου votrsT "^όμβς, on what account 
 is this house afflicted ? and in Iphig. in Taur. 
 1358, τίνι λόγω νοζύμίύίτί ; for what 
 reason have ye crossed the sea ? kuto. λόγο•;, 
 proportionally, as much as is reasonable •, λόγον 
 Τξωταγονιιττήν ταξία•χΐύαδ•ί, he furnished (the 
 drama with) a character for the first or leadin»• 
 part of the play, Aristot. Poet. 4. From λίγω^ 
 to say. J 
 
 Αόγχ;αια•ι, dot. pi. Ion. from, 
 
 Αόγχνι, 5?ί, «, a lot, a portion ; a lance, a 
 javelin, the head of a pike. From λαγχ^ά-Η:•, 
 to cast lots, and to obtain ; 2. a. ϊλαχ^ον, p. ni. 
 λίλογχ^α, 
 
 Αογχ^όω, to arm with a pointed head. From 
 λόγχη. 
 
 Αογχωτος, h, ov, pointed, armed with an 
 iron point. From the preceding. 
 
 Αόγω, Oor,for λόγου, gen. sing. 
 
 Αοίσιτάμινος, η, ov, washed, bathed ; part. 
 I. a. m. Poet, for λουσάμζνος, from λοεω, for 
 λούω, by resolxd. of ου into oi• hcjice λόισσα,ν, 
 1. a. ind. act. Ion. and Poet. 1. a. inf. act. 
 λοίσσαι• thus also 
 
 Αόιτζον, for λουτξον, ου, το, water for wash- 
 ing or bathing ; a washing ; a bathing -place, a 
 bath. From λοΰω, to wash. 
 
 Αοιτοοχοος, ους, -όου, ου, ό «α./ ίι, one who 
 prepares the bath or pours out the water for 
 washing j proper for heating water. From the 
 preceding and χίω, to pour out. 
 
 Αοίω, Poet, for λούω, to wash. 
 
 Αοιζγ, dat. sing, from 
 
 Aot^h, τ,ς, 71, a pouring out, a libation, a 
 drink-offering. Th. λύζω. 
 
 Αοιγήίΐς, ί(Τ(ΤΆ, iv, the same as λοίγιος. 
 
 ΑοΊγιοί, ηοίπ. pi. η. g. from 
 
 ΑοΊγιος, ία, tov, pernicious, destructive, fatal. 
 From 
 
 Λ0ΙΓ0^2, ου, ό, destruction, death, ruin. 
 
 Αοί'^οξίω, ω, f. %ιΐω, p. λίλοι^όξ'/ικα, to 
 abuse, revile, rail at, reproach j to insult •, pres. 
 inf. jms. λοί^οζΐΤα-βαι, j)art. 1. a. pas. λοι^οζ*ί~ 
 hk, part. pres•. pas. 7.οιΙοζούμίνοί, Th. λβί^οξος. 
 
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 ΛΥΓ 
 
 A>)ι^όξ'/:μu, aras, ro, a reproach, abuse. 
 
 Α.οι^Όξνισις, icus, h, the same, 
 
 Αοι^οξΊα,, «f, h, a reviling ; detraction, abuse, 
 
 Λ0ΓΔ0Ρ02, 01», 0, a reviler, a railer. 
 
 Αοιμοΐο, ijen. Inn. from 
 
 ΛΟΙΜΟ' Σ, ου, ό, a plague, pestilence; by 
 Metaph. a pestilent or mischievous fellow. 
 
 Αοιμωττω, to be sick of the plague. From, 
 the preceding. 
 
 Aoi-ro:, h, cv, remaining ; the rest ; το Xot- 
 Tov, what remains ; ί-οιττον, henceforth, after- 
 ward, then ; rod λοιτον, from henceforth, here- 
 after. Th. λίΐτω• p. 7ii. λίλοιτκ, 
 
 Λ0Γ2ΘΙ02, ία., lov, and Χοΐσίος, vj, «y, the 
 last. Hence XoiaSriia., the prizes which were 
 last awarded •, -k λοί-τΰια, lastly, at length. 
 
 Aoia-Sora-Tm, ace. sing. J", g. siipei'l. of λοΐ- 
 eh?, the last. 
 
 AoiKPo), the Locrians, a nalion. 
 
 Λβξά, obliquely. 
 
 Aol'tm, Ion. for Ao'^la;, ου, ό, Apollo. 
 
 Λβξοβάτίί;, nom. pi. from 
 
 AoioZoc'-m, ου, 0, walking obliquely ; from 
 λο^ο:, oblique, nn/I βοΆνω, to go. 
 
 A0S0'2, h, ov, oblique, tiansverse, crooked; 
 'ambiguous, doubtful ; mistrustful of another. 
 
 Αόί^οτΆί, ητοζ, '/ι, obliquity. From the pre- 
 ceding . 
 
 Αοτα,ζ, a.'So;, 'h, a dish, platter, plate; a pot; 
 a disease of trees. 
 
 Αο'πίμηζ, 'Λ, ov, what may easily fxirsir^aij 
 be shelled or peeled. 
 
 AoTo;, ed, o, a bark, skin, peel, rind, shell. 
 From λίττω. 
 
 ΑΟΡΔΟ'2, οΰ, crooked, bent forwards. 
 
 Ad'jyoi, a raven, in the language of the 
 Celts. 
 
 Αου'^οτξόφο;, ov, ό Kcu h, a fencing-master ; 
 as if Xovtov τξίφύυν. 
 
 Aovi'.a,;, a, a mail's name, Luke. 
 
 AovKio:, ου, 0, the name fa prophet, Lucius. 
 
 Αουμα.1, Ait. hi/ Sync, for λούομα,ι, I am \vash- 
 ed; imperf. iXouy.riV, for ΙΧούομγιν, pres. hf. 
 XoZ(fuc/A, for Χοΰισίν-ΐ. Th, Χοΰω. 
 
 Αουνο;, h, flv, shining, splendid, Hesych. 
 
 AoZc-'cv, for 'iXouffiv, 3. sing. 1. a. act. Ion. 
 .of λούω, f σω, to wash. 
 
 A0T''220N, a white substance ivhich grows 
 in the fir tree. 
 
 Αονσω, Dor. for λούσω, I shall or will wash, 
 \.f. from λ'.ούω. 
 
 Αουτγΐξ, ^ξος, ο, a basin for washing ; an 
 ewer. From the same Th. 
 
 Aovrph, cZ, TO, a bath ; the water for wash- 
 ing or bathing. Bvt 
 
 AoZrno'i, ου, το, dirty water, which has been 
 used for washing. From the preceding Th. 
 
 Αουτοω•, dat. nng. of λουτξον, a bath. 
 
 AovTouv, ωνο;, ό, a bathing room or house, a 
 bath. From 
 
 ΛΟΤΏ, f. (Τω, p. /Λληυκκ, to wash ; 1. σ. 
 ίλουσοί^ part. 1. a. act. Xo{iacf.',,part. peif. pas. 
 λ'.λβυμΑνβί, Ά, ov, 1. (I. ni, ί?.ΰυ<τάμην, u, uro. 
 
 Αοφια, a;, h, the neck ; the back ; the 
 mane ; long stiff hair or bristles ; a summit, 
 the top. Th. λόφος, 
 
 Αοφνία, as, 7i, and λοφηξ, ΙΙος, h, a torch. 
 Α0'Φ02, ου, ο, the neck of beasts ; and of 
 men ; the crest of a helmet ; a cock's comb ; 
 a hill ; any thing raised or elevated ; χόφοι, 
 hills, eminences. 
 
 ΑΌφουξα, ων, τα, animals lohich have manes 
 and tails of long, stiff' hair. From λόφος and 
 ουξχ, a tail. 
 
 Αόφυξος, having a fine crest, raising his 
 crest, proud. Th. λόφος. 
 
 Αοχοί'ίος, oZ, ό, a leader of a band. See the 
 next word.^ 
 
 Αοχ^οίγωγος, ου, ο, the leader λόχ^ου, i. c. 
 of a troop or company. But this word is of 
 doubtful authority, Schneid.^ 
 
 Αοχά,ω, ω, f '/)σ•ω, to lay an ambush ; to lie 
 in wait for. From λόχ^ος, ό. 
 
 Αοχ^ί'ΐΆ, α,ς, ν\, birth, child-bed.] 
 
 Αογ^ιο~ίο, gen. Ion. from 
 
 Αοχίος, oZ, ό, the same as λόχ^ος, an ambush. 
 
 Αοχ^ίύω, to lie in ; to bring forth ; to beget ; 
 to lay an ambush ; λοχζύομαι, the same; also 
 to be born, from λοχ;ός, h. 
 
 Αοχ'ήγίτίω, ω, for λοχ^αγζω, ω, f νκτω, to 
 lead a band or cohort. From λόχος and αγω^ 
 to lead, 
 
 Αοχ^νίΐτομαι, ^'f ?n. of λορ^άω. 
 
 Αοχ^ιζω, f. ίσοι, to arrange in companies or 
 bands ; to lay an ambush. From λόχ^ος. 
 
 Αόχμ'/ι, •Λς, ν, a thicket ; a place proper for 
 an ambuscade. 
 
 A0'X02, ου, ό, a cohort, band, company ; 
 an ambush, i^rom As ^/β^α/, to lie down. Hence 
 λοχάω, and λοχ;άζω, to lay an ambnsh. 
 
 Ao;^ej, oZ, 71, a woman who is pregnant or 
 lies in. From λίγω, Th. 
 
 Αΰα, Dor. or λ.ύτι, τις, h, a sedition, dissen- 
 sion ; a fight. From λύω, to loose. 
 
 Ανγα,Ίος, α,ια, «Γον, shady ; dark, black, ob- 
 scure, Apol. Rhod. iii, 323. From λύγ}^. 
 
 Αυγγανω, to hiccough, to sob. From λυζω. 
 
 ΑυΎΎηος, gen. Ion. of λυγγευς, ίος, ο, the 
 name of a nation. 
 
 ΑύγΙϊνος, tv/i, tvov, smooth, polished, made of 
 white stone or marble, white, like Parian mar- 
 ble. From 
 
 ΑΤ'ΓΔ02, ου, VI, a kind of very white stone; 
 Parian marble. 
 
 ATTH, -ης, h, darkness, gloom, shade, ob- 
 scurity. 
 
 Αυγίζω, f ί<τω, Dor, ^ω, to bend, twist, 
 bind; to vanquish; in mid. to turn every 
 way ; to endeavour to escape ; ίλυγίχβης, thou 
 hast been overcome by love, Theocrit. i, 98.] 
 
 Αυγχίυς, ίως, ό, Lynceus, said to have been 
 very sharp-sighted. From 
 
 ATIS, λνγκος, ό or 9], a lynx, an animal 
 possessed if very acute vision. But 
 
 Αυγ'ξ, λυ^γος, h, a hiccough, Thucyd. (See 
 under KivosJ a sobbing! ; ?.υγμο}, ov, o, the 
 same. From λυζω. 
 
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 ΔΤ'Γ02, ου, ^, a twig, rod, stick ; a shrub. 
 ilence λνγίω and λνγίζω, to bend, twist. Sut 
 Αυγοί, ου, β, a kind of press or screw, used 
 by carpenters and joiners. 
 
 Α,υγξνι, 9ji, h. Ion. for λυγξά, 
 ΛΤΓΡΟ'2, ξ», ξον, sad, mournful, afflicting, 
 miserable, destructive ; difficult ;■ cowardl3^ 
 
 Ανγξωξ, adv. grievously, destructivel)', mis- 
 erably. 
 
 Av^^a, yii, h, the name of a city in Judea, 
 Lydda. 
 
 AvVtex,, «J, i, the name of a woman, Lydia ; 
 «^50 of a country, part of Asia Minor ,• a Lyd- 
 "jan woman, Αυ'^ίχ μίταα., tlie Lydian mitre or 
 turban. 
 
 Avho-raShc;, sos, ο κα) 'h, effeminate and 
 voluptuous, like the Lydians. 
 
 A€hos, ed, 0, pi. Αυ^ο), a Lydian, the Lyd- 
 ians. 
 
 Αύίιν, 2)res. inf. from λύω, to loose, to dis- 
 solve. 
 
 AT'Z£l,f. %ω, to sob, to hiccough. Hence 
 "Κνγμοζ, and λνγ^, yyo;, '/}, a hiccough, a 
 sobbing. 
 
 Avhv, they were loosed or untied, Odys. 
 viii, 360, Boeot. by Sync, and Ion. for ίΧΰθ?)- 
 ffciv, 3. j)L I. a. pas. of λύω, f. λύσω, to loose; 
 1. a. pas. ίλύύην. 
 
 Αΰύ'ήι Ion. for ίλύύη> 3. nng. \. a. pas. 
 See Αύύίν. 
 
 ΛΤ'ΘΡΟΝ, ου, το, gore, blood mixed, with 
 dust. 
 
 ΑυθξΌω, f. ώσω, p. ω^α,, to make bloody ; 
 to daub with blood mixed with dust. From 
 tfie preceding. 
 
 ΑνάξώΙπζ, ιος, ο καϊ h, daubed with blood or 
 gore, gory, bloody. 
 
 ΛΧΚΑ ΒΑΣ [λυκ,α,ζΛς], αντος, ο, a year. 
 FroTYi λύκο;, the sun, and βάσις, a course, pro- 
 gress. 
 
 Αυκα'ιου Αιος βωμοί, the altar of Lycaean 
 Jupiter. 
 
 Αυχΰΐονία, οίς, 'h, a country of Asia, Lyca- 
 onia. 
 
 Αυ-ΛΟί,υγϊ;, εο;, το, the morning twilight ; the 
 dawn. Th. ανγ». 
 
 Αυκάων, όνος, ό, a proper name, Lycaon. 
 Avpinoe, ίιοι, iiov, or λύκίίος, ου, ο κοά νι, of 
 or belonging to a wolf, a wolf's. Also an 
 epithet of Apollo. From λύκο;. 
 
 Αύκ'/ι, v)5, h, the light of dawn ; twilight. 
 Αυκ,ι^ίΐ;, ol, J^oung wolves. From Tk. λύκος. 
 Αυκηξγγι;^ tos, ο κα) ti, made in Lj'cia. 
 From ΑυκΊα, and 'ίξγον. 
 
 AuKtyihv, adv. from Lycia. From ΑνκΊχ, 
 Lycia. 
 
 Auxiot, ace. j)l. Αυκίου;, theLycians. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 AuKo^'n'hm, iosj 0, a man's name, Lyco- 
 medes. 
 
 ΛΤ'Κ02, ov, 0, a wolf ; a kind of sharp 
 bit ; a kind of bird, fish, spider, or flower; a 
 cooking utensil ; the sun ; also λύκο;, ace. pi. 
 Dor. 
 
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 Αυκονξγας, ov, o, a proper name, Lycurgus. 
 Αυκόψξων, ova;, a, having the courage of a 
 wolf. From λύκο;, a wolf, and ψξ^ν, the 
 mind. 
 
 Αυκόφω;, το, twilight, dawn. From λύκτα 
 Αύκ,τος, ου, h, a toivn of Crete, Lyctus. 
 ΛΤ~ΜΑ, uTo;, TO, foulness, impurity, filth ; 
 a wicked action, a crime ; also a sacrifice for a 
 crime. 
 
 Αυμκίνω, f ανω, to purify, purge ; from 
 λΰμοί' also to bring ruin or destruction upon ; 
 to be the bane of ; to lay waste ; to ravage ; 
 to corrupt ; to treat shamefully ; to beat ; τα.; 
 ρίόιτίι; ά; Ιλυμψω, the words which you mur- 
 dered, i. e. while a stage-player, Class. Journal, 
 vol. xxvii, /;. 222 ; \. a, Ιλύμ^^να' pres. 2)as. 
 λυμούνομοίΐ, f. pas. λνμοίνοΰμοίΐ, 1 . a. m. ίλυ- 
 μηνάμην, ω, οι,το, with the ace. Th, λύμ'/ι.^ 
 
 AT'MH, -/li, h, a plague, hurt, ruin ; dis- 
 grace, affiont, ignominy ; impurity, filth. 
 
 Αύμγιν, λΰο, λυτά, I might be ransomed, 
 Iliad xxi, 80 ; Poet, for λίλυμίνο; um, pluperf. 
 opt. pas. from λύοα. Or, according to others, 
 2. a. opt. m.from λΰμι. 
 
 Αυμηνάμενο;, part. 1. a. m. of λυμαίνω, to 
 purge or purify ; to lay waste. 
 
 Αϋντο, Ion. and Poet, for ίλίλυντο, S. jyl. 
 pluperf . pas. of λύω, to loose, untie. 
 Αύομα,ί, pres. pas. of λύω. 
 Αϋνιω, f 7ί<τω, p. λίλύ^>ιχκ, to grie\'e, 
 afflict, vex, trouble, molest ; to hurt, injure ; 
 1 . a. ίλύ^νια•οί• pres. pas. λυ-^ίομαι, to be griev- 
 ed, to be sorrowful ; 1. a. pas. ίλυτ'/ίύην, yi;, n, 
 1. a. suhj. pas. λυτ'/ΐ^ω, ij, ij, 1. a. iif. λυ- 
 •zmaijvsii, part. 1. a. pas. λυ-ττηίί);, ίντο;» Th. 
 λυττ'/ι. 
 
 AT' Π Η (λϋ'!Τ•η), m, «> grief, sorrow, vexa- 
 tion, trouble. 
 
 Λϋίτίν, Dor. for λυτηΐν. 
 Αυ'ΡΓΠξο;, ξα, ξβν, troublesome, afflicting, 
 grievous, sorrowful ; sad ; painful ; compar. 
 λυ<ζτ'/ΐξότίξο;, and superl. λνζτΆξΌτοίτο;, Ilence 
 Αυ•π•ηξω;, adv. sorrowfully, grievously, anx- 
 iously, with trouble. From λύνη. 
 
 Λκίτίίί, thou mayst grieve or trouble, 2. sing, 
 pres. subj. act. of λυ'π'ίω. 
 
 Aw^ou, grieve thou, pre5. imperat. pas. λυ- 
 τουμίνοι;, dat. pi. part. pres. pas. of λυτίω. 
 Th. λύ'^-η. 
 
 Αυ'^ξος, a, ov, the same as λυ•τ*)ξο;, trouble- 
 some ; also lean, meagre, dry, sterile, poor, 
 mean, sorry ; rough. From the same Th. 
 
 AT'PA (λΰξα) tt,;, and Ion. vi;, h, a lyre ; 
 a constellation ; a kind of fish. Hence 
 
 Αυξίξω, f Ίσω, to play upon the lyre ; to 
 sing to the lyre. 
 
 Αυξίκοί, 91, ov, pertaining to a lyre or to 
 playing upon the lyre ; lyrical, a lyric poet. 
 From, λύξκ. 
 
 Αυξία-ττι;, ου, ο, one who plays upon the 
 lyre or sings to it. From λυξίζω. 
 
 Αυροκτυ^τη;•, ου, ο, one who strikes or plays 
 upon the lyre ; λυξοχτύ'^ο;, ο xett h, is more 
 xised. From λύξα, a lyre, and τύ-ττω, to strike. 
 
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 ΛΤΛ 
 
 Avirui, 1. a. inf. act. λύα-χσ^ for λΰοΊίκτα, 
 
 part. 1. a. act. f. g. λύο-αν, for ϊλνσ•αν, 3. pi. 
 
 1. a. ind. act. χΰα-α,ιη, 2. pL 1. a. opt. act. 
 
 λιίιτατΑ, 3. shig. 1. a. m.Ion. of λ.ύω, to loose, 
 
 untie. 
 
 Αύίτα,ΐζ^ jEoI. for χύσΆς, having loosed, 
 having delivered ; part. 1. a. m. g. act. from 
 the same Tli. 
 
 ΑυσανΊα,ζ, ου, ό, a deliverer from vexation. 
 From λύω and ivia, as, h, grief. Also a 
 j)roper name. 
 
 Adffiffor ελυσ-ί, 3. Sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 'λ,ύσίΐχ, ας, ζ, 1. α. opt. JEol. of λύω. 
 
 Κΰσΐί, dat. sing, of λΰσίζ. 
 
 Αυ(τιάνασ<τα, ί, α ivomans name, Lysi- 
 anassa. 
 
 Aufiecsi ov, 0, a mans name, Lysias. 
 
 Αν<τίξωνος, ov, ό κα.) 'h, ungirt, loosening the 
 girdle ; a female who has lost her virginity ; an 
 epiihct of Diana. From λύω, to loose or 
 untie, and Zcuvtj, a girdle. 
 
 AuffiKaKos, ου, ο κοιι 'h, delivering from evils. 
 From λύω, and χ,α,κον, evil. 
 
 Αυσιμίλϊΐί-, so;, ο x,ou w, relaxing the limbs ; 
 an epithet of" sleep and of death. Hence Αυσ-ι- 
 μίλαα, a marsh in Sicily. From λύω, and 
 μίλο;, SOS, 70, a limb. 
 
 Αύιπν, ace. sing, from λιίσ•/?, ίωs, h. 
 
 ΑϋοΊοζ, ία, tov, or ου, ό κα.) h, having the 
 power of loosening or delivering ; an epithet of 
 JJacchus, who frees from care. From λύω. 
 
 Αυνιτα'ιγμων, ovas, ο, dissolving into mirth or 
 pleasures ; an epithet of Bacchus, inAnacreon; 
 a corri(2)t ivord. From λύω and souy^ot.. 
 
 Αυιτί^ονοζ, ου, ό κ,οά h, delivering from toils 
 and cares •, λνα-Ί-ττονοι S-a^a'TevTij, servants tvlio 
 do the work of their masters and thus deliver 
 thein from it. From λύω and tOvos, labour, 
 toil. From πίνομαι, to work, to labour ; j). m. 
 ίΤί'ΤΓονα. 
 
 Avffis, ίως, h, a loosing or disengaging •, a 
 release ; a dissolution ; a libei-ation from cap- 
 tivity ; redemption ; a solution or interpreta- 
 tion ; a payment of money ; an expiation ; ace. 
 λύσιν. Tk. λύω. 
 
 Αυσιτ'ίλίΐα, as, h, utility, benefit, profit, ad- 
 vantage. 
 
 A'Jσtτiλiω,f. ήσω, to be useful or profitable ; 
 to profit, to be serviceable to ; with dat. λυσι- 
 τιλζί, it is profitable or exjiedient. From 
 
 Λϋ(Τ/τ£λ'/)ί, Ίοζ, ο άά) h, useful, profitable, 
 fruitful ; cheap, Xenoph. in compar. λυσιηλι- 
 arspos, superlat. Xva-iTikurraToS' Front λύω, 
 to pay, afid riXos, a tribute or tax. 
 
 Αυσιτίλωζ, adv. usefully, advantageously. 
 
 AZffov, άτω, I. a. iniperat. act. λύνονται, 
 S. pi. l.f in. λυσ•όμίνο5, part, l.f.m. of λύω. 
 
 ΛΤ'Σ2Α, or λύττα, us, ri, madness, properly 
 of dou,s ; rage, fury ; a small zvorm under the 
 tongue of dogs, luhich being extracted j prevents 
 their becoming mad ; violent desire. 
 
 Αυβ•<τάω, or -ττάω, to be mad, to rage, to be 
 furious ; λυσσάω. Poet, to drive to madness. 
 From λύσσα. 
 
 Αυσσΐ,ν, Dor. for λυσσαν, pres. inf. act. qf 
 λυσσάω, to be mad. From the same Th. 
 
 Αυσσ'/ιτγΐξ, ΐίξ05, ο, mad, raging, furious. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Αυσσόων, Poet, or Ion. for λυσσών, part, 
 pres. act. of λυσσάω. 
 
 Αυσσω^ηί, ios, ο χα) h, raging, furious. Th. 
 λύσσα. 
 
 Αυσσωβύγΐί^ thou mayst become mad ; 2. 
 sing. 1 . a. opt. pas. of λυσσάω. See Αυσσάω. 
 
 Αυσσωσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. or suhj. act. of 
 λυσσάω, to be mad. Th. λύσσα. 
 
 Αύστξα, as, 'h, the name of a city, Lystra. 
 
 Αύστξα, ων, τα, the same. Hetice 
 
 Αύστζ05, «, ov, of Lystra. 
 
 Αυτγίξίον, ου, το, a remedy which delivers us 
 from any evil, an expiation. 
 
 Aυτr,ξtos, ου, ο κα) h, having the power of 
 dissolving, unbinding, or delivering; expiatory. 
 From λύω. 
 
 Αύτο, Ion. and Poet, for ίλίλυτο, 3. sing, 
 pluperf. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Αυτόν, a vacation or intermission of law pro- 
 ceedings. 
 
 Αύτξον, ου, το, redemption money, a ransom. 
 Th. λυω. 
 
 Αυτξόω, f. ωσω, p. λίλύτξωκα, to redeem, 
 ransom, deliver by paying a price ; to deliver ; 
 2). pas. λίλύτξωμαι, σαι, τχι, 1. a. jjas. ίλυ- 
 τοωύτ,ν, VIS, *!, \. a. m. ίλυτξωσάμνιν, ω, aro, 
 1. a. subj. m, λυτξωσωμαι, γ, ηται. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 AuT^aihns, daubed with blood or gore. See 
 Αυύξω^'Λξ. 
 
 Aύτξωσιs, ίω5, h, a redeeming or ransoming, 
 deliverance ; and 
 
 Αυτζωτ^, ου, ό, a redeemer, a deliverer. 
 From perf. pas. of λύτξοω. 
 
 Ανττάω, See Αυσσάω. 
 
 Αυχ^νΰον, ου, το, and λύ^νιον also 
 
 Αυχ^ν'ια, as, ίι, a candlestick, a lamp-stand. 
 From λύχ;vos. 
 
 Αυχ^νί^ιον, ου, το, a candlestick, a little lamp 
 or candle. From λυ;^ν^, i^os, fi, the same. 
 
 Αυχ^νοκοίϊα, as, h, a festival among the 
 Egyptians, in which lamps were burned. From 
 λύp^vos and καίω, to burn. 
 
 ΛΤ'ΧΝ02, ου, ο, a lamp, light, candle ; α 
 kind of fish. From λύίΐν νύ^05, to dissolve the 
 night. 
 
 ΛΤ'ΓΙ (λϋω), to loose, unbind, or untie ; to 
 deliver, set free ; to dismiss ; to dissolve, de- 
 stroy, break in pieces ; to slacken, relax ; to 
 abolish ; to explain, to interpret ; to break j to 
 AHolate, in N. T. ; pas. to be dismissed ; mid. 
 to ransom ; oh "δύναται λυίνιναι 'h γξαφίι, John, 
 the Scripture cannot be denied or doubted, or 
 will always remain true ; see Schleusner. So 
 E'urip. Iphig. in Aulide, 1 268 ; ^ίσφατ tl 
 λύσω S-ias, if I falsify the oracles of the god- 
 dess •, λν$ιν νόμον, to repeal the law ; Ιντολην^ 
 Matt, v, 19, to break a commandment ; λιίί/ν, 
 for Ιττιλύ'αν, Jos. Ant. viii, 6, to explain a dif- 
 ficulty ; α'ίνιγμα, to solve a riddle ; χξ>ΐσ•μον, tp 
 
ΛΠΝ 
 
 539 
 
 ΛΩΩ 
 
 interpret an oracle, Plut. Symp. ; imperf. ϊλνον, 
 ii, I, f. Χύσω, p. λίλνχα, 1. a. iXv>ra, 1. a. 
 subj. χύσω, 9IS, ί?, 1. α. inf. λνσβι»• imperf. pas. 
 ίλυόμ'/ιν, a'j, ίτβ• p. jms. λίλνμαί' 1. a, j^cis. 
 Ιλύύην, τις, rt' l.f. pas. Χυβ'/ισομιχ,ι. 
 
 Air, λίί, λί, or λ^ξ, λί, to desire, wish, 
 Dor. for ύίλω. Hence Χω'ιων, better, what we 
 prefer ; λάίστο;, and λΰστο;, the best, 
 
 Αωζάομαα, to injure, abuse, ill-treat, affront ; 
 to disgrace, to disfigure, to maim •, to corrupt, 
 to deprave ; J", ra. λωζ^^σομχί• hence Χωζάσησύί, 
 Oor.for λωζ'ήσκσύι, 2. pi. 1. a. subj, m. Ιλω- 
 Q'/iunv, 1. a. pas. Th. xu^ri. 
 
 Αω^ίύω,/. ίύσω, the same, and from, the same 
 Th. 
 
 ΛΩ'ΒΗ, >jj, 97, an injur}^ an affront ; a dis- 
 grace ; a loss, a damage j a mutilation ; a dis- 
 ease of the ears. 
 
 Αωζγιΰι)?, injured, j>«ri. 1. a. of λα,ζάομαι. 
 
 Αύίζνισαιο, 2, sing. 1. a. opt. mid. λύ^γισον, 
 1. a. imperat. act. of Χωζ,άω, or λωζάομαί, to 
 abuse, to injure. Th. λώζ^ι. 
 
 AdiSyiriiS) oZ, o, and λούζητ'/ΐξ, ^ξοί, and λω- 
 ίγιτωξ, οξο;, ο, insulting, abusive ; a reviler ; 
 a corrupter; one who injures or hurts; a 
 worthless or wicked fellow. 
 
 Αωζγιτοξ, 71, ov, injured, ill-treated, abused, 
 insulted ; maimed, mutilated ; hurt, wounded ; 
 laid waste. From ii. j^ers. perf pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 A&i'i's, i%i, i, the name of a pious matron, 
 the grandmotlier of Timothy, Lois. 
 
 Αωίστοζ, and contract, λωστος, the best. 
 See Αω'ιων. 
 
 Αω'ίτίξοί, the same as λωΐων. 
 
 Αω'Ι'ων, contr, Χωων, ονοζ, ο χαι ί, better, 
 what we rather choose or prefer, camp. ; and 
 Χύ'ί'στοξ, or λΰστο;, superl. ; pos. ciyaaoi• ω 
 Χώση, Ο my good man ! 
 
 ΑωΧοξ, foolish, a barbarous word, 
 
 Λί1~ΜΑ, ατός, το, a fringe, a border, a lace. 
 
 Λάντ/, Dor. for Χασι, 3. pi, pres. ind. of 
 
 χά,ω, the same as ^iXu, to wish, to desire ; jyarji. 
 pres.f. g. Χωσα. 
 
 Αωβνα, acc. pi. of Χΰιων, contract, for ΧωΊ'ων. 
 
 ΑΩΓΟΣ, or Xuos, ου, ο, a month (f the 
 Macedonians which began at the summer sol- 
 stice. 
 
 ΑωτΰΙυτίω, f. ήσω, to steal clothes, to strip 
 a person of his clothes ; to rob, plunder. From 
 Χωτοζ and ^ύω, to put on. 
 
 Aeu-ro'^V'rtii, ου, ο, a stealer of garments, a 
 robber, a plunderer. From the preceding, 
 
 Αω<νοζ, ίοζ, TO, and Χωχτί, jjj, h, and XcuToiiy 
 ά^οξ, '/I, a thin garment. From Χοτό?. Th. 
 Χί•7τω. 
 
 Αωστα, superl. neut. g. j)^• num. See 
 Αω'Ι'ων, 
 
 Λλτ, ο, indecl. a man's name. Lot. 
 
 AuT'cuvroi -TriVioc,, plains abounding with 
 lotus, Iliad xii, 283, Dor. for Χωτόεντοι, Alt. 
 ΧωτοΰντΛ' from Χωτόίΐ;, όεσσοί, oiv, abound- 
 ing with lotus or lote trees. Th. λωτοζ, the 
 lotus. 
 
 Αωτίζω, to pluck or gather the fruit of the 
 lotus ; to strip ; destroy. From 
 
 ΛηΤΟ'2, ου, ό, the lotus ; a tree, the fruit 
 of which ivas so 2)leasant, that strangers after 
 eating it lost all wish to return to their own 
 country ; whence is derived the proverb Χωτον 
 fayiTv, spokefi of those loho preferred a foreign 
 country to their own. Also trefoil or clover. 
 
 Αωφχξ, the same as χάφημα, uros, το, rest, 
 repose, release, refreshment. From 
 
 ΛίΙΦΑΏ, u,f. 7\σω, to take breath, or rest, 
 from toil ; intermit, Thucyd. ii, 49 ; to cease 
 or make an end ; actively, to appease, mitigate, 
 quiet. From χόφο;, the neck fproperly of 
 oxen J ivhence the yoke is taken after labour. 
 
 Αύφίΐσίζ, ius, '/If rest ; a taking breath ; 
 relaxation from toil. From the perf. pas. of 
 the preceding verb. 
 
 Αωων, ovoe, ο κ,οί) 'h, contracted, for Xu'ieav, 
 better, more excellent. 
 
 M. 
 
 MAA 
 
 ΜΑΓ 
 
 Μ is the twelfth letter in the Greek alphabet, 
 and is named μΰ. As a numeral it expresses 
 forty, and with a m,ark drawn below (μ,), it 
 denotes forty thousand j also μ for μλ, or ίμί, 
 me, from iy&i. 
 
 MA', adv. of swearing, commonly used in 
 denying ,• sometimes in affirming. Whence va), 
 and oh, yes, arid no, are joined with it. 
 
 ΉΙιχ,α,ύ, 0, the name of a man, Maath ; indecl. 
 Heb. inconstant. 
 
 "Mayahs, and μύγα^οί, ου, ό, a musical in- 
 strument. 
 
 ΜΑΓΑ'2, a^os, VI, the bridge of a lute or 
 other musical instrument, over which the strings 
 j)ass. Hence μοι,γάζω, to strike the strings. 
 
 'M.ayyui.vuei, α,ς, τι, poisoning ; meretricious 
 blandishments or allurements ; dainty cookery ; 
 magical illusions or charms. From 
 
 M.otyyavst/M,f. ίύσω, to prastise magic, illu. 
 ^ions, deceit, or enchantment. From 
 
MAZ 
 
 540 
 
 MAI 
 
 ΜΑΤΓΑΝΟΝ, ov, TO, a machine or en- 
 gine ; a bar ; the bolt of a lock ; poison, an 
 engine of death ; any surprising effect like that 
 jwoduced by tiiagic or legerdemain •, magic, jug- 
 gle, deception ; address, dexterity. From μ.η~ 
 χ^ΆΥΑ, or μάγοί, ivfiich sec. 
 
 Mxy^&Xa, proper nams of a place, Heb. a 
 tower. 
 
 Μκγ^α,Χηνη, «;, h, proper name of a woman, 
 Syr. noble. 
 
 Isloiyla.Xnvci, h, ov, of or belonging to Mag- 
 dala. 
 
 'Mayi'iu., a;, 'a, magic ; witchcraft, enchant- 
 ment, a witch or encliantress. From μαγίύω, 
 to practise witchcraft. 
 
 %lix.yuoi7ov, ου, το, a kitchen or place for 
 dressing victuals, a pot or kettle. From μά- 
 γίΐοίΐζ, 
 
 iiia,yti^sva),f. ίΰσω, to cook or dress victuals; 
 to practise the art of cookery •, to cut in pieces ; 
 to kill, 
 
 '^layi't^iffGot., jjj, h, a female cook ; a cook- 
 maid. 
 
 MATEIP02, ου, 0, a cook, voho μάα•<ηι, 
 i. e. bakes or prepares the victuals. See Davis 
 Sj; Mar Id. ad Max. Tyr. xxv, 2. 
 
 Maysyw, /*. ivffso, p. μίμάγίυκχ, to be a ma- 
 gician ; to practise magic. Th. μά,yoi, a ma- 
 gician. 
 
 Maytjcoi, h, ov, magical, juggling, illusive ; 
 poisonous. From the same Th. 
 
 MayU, i^os, 'h, a broad dish or charger ; a 
 kneading trough ; the scale of a balance ; a 
 cake. From μάσσω. 
 
 MATNH2, virci, 71, a loadstone or magnet ; 
 an inhabitant of Magnesia, a city of Asia near 
 the river Mseander. Hence 
 
 MxyrATia, as, 'h, a city of Asia Minor, Mag- 
 nesia. 
 
 '^luyvyiToc;, acc.pl. of μάγννίί. 
 MayvfJTii, t'hos, h, the same as μάγνγ,ί, a 
 magnet.] 
 
 MAT02, ου, 0, one of the Magi, among the 
 Pci'sians ; a wise man ; a conjurer or magician; 
 ΜΑΓΤ'ΔΑΡΙ2, i^^s, h, the stalk or root of 
 the plant which furnishes the gum benzoin. 
 
 M-ayony, ό, a pnper name, Magog, Heb. a 
 fortress. 
 
 ^Ict^aeoM, ω, f. ύσω, p. ωκ,α, to take off the 
 hair or feathers, to make bald or smooth. 
 
 ΐνίαοάί.;, ΰ, f mca, to make bald ; to be bald 
 er smooth ; to be wet. 
 
 MaS/av, h, the name of a country, Midian, 
 i7idecl. Hub. judgment. 
 
 Μαοίζω, f. ί(τω, to make bald or smooth, to 
 be bald or smooth ; to pluck out. 
 
 Μ-Βί^μοίξίτιζ, at the wilderness, Josh, xviii, 
 12. According to others, Μαβ^α^/τ^?. 
 
 ΜΑΔ0'2, 71, ov, smooth, bald; μα^α,ξο;, ζο,, 
 ξον, the same. Hence μοί^άω, and μα^ίζοα, to 
 make bald or smooth. 
 
 Μ«£λΙ^, a wind instrument, or, according to 
 others, a harp, Psal. liii, 1. 
 
 MA'ZA, or μχζοί, πζ, h, a cake made of 
 
 honey, meal, and water ; a plain or coarse cake<| 
 a barley-cake, Xen. Cyrop. i, 2, 11; Hes. Op. 
 590. From μά,σσω, to knead. Hence Lot. 
 massa ; Eng. mass. 
 
 ΜΑΖΟ'Σ, ou, 0, the breast ; a nurse. 
 
 Μαζοϋ^ώ;^, the constellations of the zodiac. 
 Job xxxviii, 32, where the Hebrew wor4 
 mazaroth is retained in the English version.^ 
 
 Wah, ζτω, 2. nng. 2. a. imperat. act. 
 μ%6ίΙν, 2. a. irifin. of μανίά,νω, to learn \ f. m. 
 μα6•Ασομα.ΐ' 2. a. 'ίμοίίον. 
 
 ΉΙα,ύζυμοίί, 2. f. m. Dor. for μα.6οΰμα.ι, of 
 μοίνύάνω. 
 
 Μ,άΰ'Λμοί, ατοζ, το, whatever is learned ; the 
 object of study ; course of instruction at schools; 
 instruction ; τα μαβ'ήματα, the sciences, espe- 
 cially the mathematics ; also 
 
 Ήίαύτίμοίτΐίκοί, hy ov, relating or appertaining 
 to instruction or education ; docile ; learned, 
 skilful ; relating to the sciences or mathemat- 
 ics ; also substantively, a mathematician. 
 
 Ma&yiffii, SMi, h, the act of learning ; study •, 
 knowledge, learning. From perf. pas. of μαν- 
 6άνω, to learn. 
 
 M.u.u'/iinoi.t, Ion. for μο!.6τ,(τγ, 2. sing. \. f. m. 
 of μχνόάνω, to learn ; l.fm. μα,Ρ'/κτομοίΐ. 
 
 ^Ιΰίόητίυω, f. ioffco, p. μιμο/.ίήτινχοί, tO 
 teach ; with the accusative, to be a scholar ; 
 2iart. 1. a, jms. μκύιιτίυθι)?, ίντος. 
 
 Ήίαύητη?, ov, ό, a scholar, disciple. From 
 μοίνύάνω, to learn. 
 
 'Μ.αβ'Ατιάω, ω, to be or to wish to be a disci- 
 ple or scholar ; to desire to learn. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 M.ahTffa, Dor. for μοί^υα-α, part. 2. a. act. 
 (f μοι,νίάνω• 2, a. 'ίμοίίον. 
 
 'Μ.α.βουσάλα,, ό, proper name of the son of 
 Enoch, Methuselah, indecl. Heb. repelling 
 death . 
 
 MaSvix, «i, h, the jaws ; the jaw or cheek 
 bone ; the chin ; Hesych. but μάύυια,ς should be 
 read instead of ματοίίωί, Psal. iii, at the end. 
 
 Μοίβίύν, όντοί, and in nom. pi. μαύ'οντίξ, 
 part. 2. a. act. of μοίνθάνοα• 2. a, %μα.6ον• τι 
 μα,βων is used for τι, as observed by Casaub. ad 
 Athen. xiii, 94. 
 
 MAI~A, as, i, a jnidwife , a nurse ; a grand- 
 mother ; also a respectful mode of address to 
 aged matrons ; a species of crabs ; a proper 
 name, Maia, the mother of Mercury. Hence 
 μαΐίύω, a7id μοίΐόομοίί, to act as midwife.] 
 
 ΜΑΓΑΝΔΡ02, ov, o, a river of Phrygia, 
 whose course is very winding, Maeander ; meta- 
 phorically, bendings or windings ; circumlocu- 
 tion ; tautology. 
 
 Μα/ει/ο/«α/, the same as μάχομαι, which see.^ 
 Maivi, Ion. for ΜαΓα, the sister of Atlas. 
 See 3dei7oi. 
 
 Μαιμάξω, f attu, to palpitate, to leap, as 
 the heart ; to be troubled with anxiety. From 
 
 μάω. 
 
 Μαιμάίτσω, f. ξω, p. χα, to wipe away ; 
 also to desire ardently. From μάσσοι, 
 
 Μαιμάω, f. mu. Poet, μαιμωω, to desire 
 
MAK 
 
 541 
 
 MAK 
 
 ardently ; to be led irresistibly. Th. μάω, the 
 iume. 
 
 Mxtfjcnffs, 3. si'fig. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Μαιμάου/ΤΛ, part. pres. act.f. g. of μαίμύω. 
 Poet, for μα,ιμάω. 
 
 Ma/V«v, name of a man, Mainan ; indecl. 
 Heb. prepared. 
 
 Matvccs, ulos, ri, fa female) furious, mad, in- 
 sane, or v'ho renders others so ; a woman cele- 
 brating the feast of Bacchus ,• frantic ; an 
 epithet of Diana. Th. μαίνομβα^ 
 
 'M.BUv'oXvi;., (as if from, ο μοίΐν'ομινοζ oXo;) one 
 entirely mad, furious, or insane. 
 
 ΜΑΓΝΟΜΑΙ, to be mad or furious ; to 
 be foolish ; to be agitated by the Furies ; to be 
 mad with desire ; f. m. μανουμα,ι• part. pres. 
 mid. μαινόμίνοζ, ου• perf. mid. μίμψα. Hence 
 μανία, ας, ί), madness. 
 
 ΜαίβμΆί, to desire violently •, to seek ; part, 
 pres, μαιόμίνος. From μάω, the same. 
 
 Μ.αώομαι, όυμαι, f. ύσομαι, to perform the 
 part of a midwife ; and 
 
 "M-aiocd, Λ», the same,'\ 
 
 ΜαΓ^α, the dogstar ; a constellation ; intense 
 heat ; also the moon. Frotn 
 
 Ήίαίξω, and μαξμαίξω, to shine, glitter, 
 sparkle, 
 
 MaiMTii, i'^os, 91, the lake Majotis, now the 
 sea of Azof.] 
 
 Μ-άκαι, ων, ol, a lyeojue of Africa, the 
 Macae.] 
 
 MA'KAP, α,ξοζ, 0, 71, <^o, and μάχιιαξα, 'h, 
 Poet, blessed, happy ; opulent ; successful ; 
 fortunate ; in nom. pi. μάκαξίζ, ol κα) αϊ- dat. 
 pi, μάκ,αξίπ, and Ion. μακάξίίτσι. 
 
 ΉΙακ,αξ'ίζομαι, to be accounted happy or to 
 be renowned for happiness, Xen. Cyrop, viii, 
 7,3.] 
 
 ^αχαξίζω, f. ίσω, and Att. μακαζίω, p. 
 μίμακ,άξΐκα, to declare happy ; to esteem hap- 
 py ; perf. pas. μιμακάξίσμαι. Whence μα.-Λα- 
 ξΐα-μος, the praising of one's happiness ; also 
 happiness, prosperity. Th. μάκαξ. See M«- 
 χαξίζομαι. 
 
 'Μ.ακ&ξϊοί, IX, lov, blessed, happy, prosper- 
 ous ; hence μακ,αξία, as, h, the place of the 
 happy after death ; comp. μαχαξίύτίξα; . Th. 
 μάκαξ, happy, blessed. 
 
 M»»a^jor7??, jjroi, i, happiness, prosperity, 
 blessedness, felicity. From the preceding. 
 
 Ίύαχαξίσμοί, ου, S, blessedness. From μα• 
 χαξίζω, which see. 
 
 Μ.αχαξίσ•Γοί, ίι, ov, blessed, esteemed happy 
 by all. From perf. p)as. of μαχαξίζω. Th. 
 μχχαο. 
 
 ΜακαξΓτίίί, ου, ο, and ίι μαχαξΤτίί, happy, 
 blessed ; spoken of persons deceased, as in a 
 state of blessedness or felicity. From the same. 
 
 Μ,αχαξίω, Att. for μαχ«ξΊ<τω, 1 . f. act. of 
 μαχαξίξω, to declare happy. 2%. μάχαξ, 
 blessed. 
 
 ΙΑαχαξτάτ}}, '/]ς, '/i,f. g. of 
 
 Μαχάξτατβί, very happy, raostl fortunate ; 
 
 superlat, from μάχαξ• comp. μαχαξίύτίζοί, 
 and μαχάξτίξοξ. 
 
 Maxihos, }], ov, tall, lofty, as a tree, Odys. 
 vii, 106.] 
 
 M.axi'^ovla, as, h, the name of a country, 
 Macedonia. 
 
 M.axihovixas, jj, ov, Macedonian. From 
 Μ,αχί^ων, ovos, o, a Macedonian, ju. Μα»ε- 
 %OviS' From μaxos, Dor, for μΐίxos, ios, ro, 
 length, and 'l^os, zos, ovs, ro, a seat or settle- 
 ment, because that country was oblong. 
 
 Maxikij, ns, h, Poet, and Ion. for μάχίλα, 
 or μάχίλλα, a shovel, spade, Iliad xxi, 259 ; 
 a hoe, mattock, pick-axe. In jEschyl. Agam. 
 534, ^ios μαχίλ'/ι, means the avenging power of 
 Jupiter, the thunder. Schneid. ] 
 
 Μάχΐλλα, tjs, h, the sam£ as the preceding. 
 From μία and χίλλω, to move. 
 
 Μ,άχίλλον, ου, το, a Latin word, macellum, 
 the shambles or market ; in Greek χξίωττύλ.ιον, 
 ου, TO. 
 
 MA'KEP, a spice brought from India, mace. 
 
 MAKK0A;N, to be an ideot or fool ; to 
 behave sottishly or foolishly : as if μνι χοιΤν, 
 not to perceive, not to understand. 
 
 Maxos, Dor. for μΐίχο5, used adverbially, in 
 relation to time or place, far off; at a distance. 
 
 ΉΙαχξαγοξΙα, Oor. for μαχξπ'γοξία, as, fi, 
 prolixity in discourse, verbosity. From μα- 
 xξos, long, (from μηχο5, length) and άγοξα, a 
 court, market, or place of public assembly. 
 
 Μαχξάν, adv. at a distance ; far off. Th. 
 μγίχο5, ios, ro, length. 
 
 ΉΙαχξηγοξίω, ω, f. νισω, to use many words, 
 to harangue long and tediously. From μαχξ05, 
 long, and άγοξίω, to speak, to harangue. 
 
 ^Ιαχξην, ace. Ion. for μαχξάν μαχξ^α-ι, dat. 
 pi. Ion. for μαχξαίζ• from μαχξό$. 
 
 'Μ.αχξόζιο5, ου, ο χα) 'h, very aged ; long- 
 lived. From μαχξος, long, and βία$, life. 
 
 Μαχξο€ίότγι$, ijTos, h, length of life ; lon- 
 gevity ; long life. 
 
 'Μ.αχξοζίωα -is, zus, h, a living to a great age ; 
 long life, JSaruch iii, 14. 
 
 Maχξoyιμeξ^υo■ιs, ius, h, length of da3'^s, lon- 
 gevity, lengthening of days. From ίιμίξίύο- 
 μαι, to lengthen or to pass the day. 
 
 Μ,αχξόβζν, adv. from a distance, from afar •. 
 «ίτο μαχξόθίν, from afar. Rev. χ viii, 1 7 ; also 
 in Septuag. Psal. χχχν'ύ, 12, or xxxviii, 11. 
 It hardly occurs in the jnofane writers of an- 
 tiquity, in this sense, except in Constantin. Por- 
 phyrogen. Tdcticis, p. 3, 4, 6, tioice, 16, 17. 
 From μαχξΌ5. Th. μ'v^xos. 
 
 Μαχξβόυμ'ίω, ω, f. νισω, p. μίμαχξοόυμνιχα, 
 to bear patiently, suffer long ; to be indulgent 
 and forgiving ; to suspend anger, defer wrath ; 
 1. a. ίμαχξοβύμ7ΐσ•α' 1. a. imperat. act. μαχρο- 
 ύΰμ' /iifov• and 
 
 Μαχξοόνμία, as, 'h, patience, forbearance, 
 longsuffering, clemency. 
 
 ΉΙαχξούϋμοί, ου, ο χα) h, patient, forgiving, 
 merciful, longsuffering, forbearing. From 
 μα»ξο?, long, and Β-υμο5, the mind, anger. 
 
ΜΑΛ 
 
 542 
 
 ΜΑΛ 
 
 Μακξΰ&ϋμωί, adv. patiently ; with clemency, 
 fbrbearance or mildness. From the jireced- 
 ing. 
 
 ^Ιαχξολβγίω, J", wu, to be prolix in dis- 
 course ; to speak at great length ; hence 
 μαχοολοΎωμιν, 1. /)/. jyres. subj. 
 
 ^Ιαχξολογίοί, as, «, prolixity in discourse ; a 
 iedious speech or harangue. From 
 
 ^Ιαχξολόγο;, ου, ο χα) τι, loquacious, talk- 
 ative ; using many words ; prolix in discourse. 
 From μ,α,χξος, long, and λίγω, to speak. 
 
 Μακξονίξω, to be of long continuance ; to 
 .put off for a long time. 
 
 ΊνΙαχξο'Ττΰλίμο;, ου, ο χα) h, fighting at a 
 distance, the same as Ύ'/ιλιμα^οζ^ ου, ο, Te- 
 lemachus, the son of Ulysses. 
 
 Maxoos, a, ov, long, extended ; continual, 
 great, numerous, high, tall ; μαχξον, and μα- 
 χξω, dat. and μαχξχ, η. g. pi. num. are often 
 used as adverbs for far, much ; comp. μαχφ- 
 Τίξος, a, ov ου μιτα μαχξαν, shortly, soon ; ου 
 %ia μ,αχξου, in a short time, soon, ^ξόνου being 
 "understood, Polycen. i, 17. Th. μ^χος. Dor. 
 μαχο:, ios, TO, length. 
 
 ΉΙαχξότνίζ, νιτοζ, h, length, duration or con- 
 tinuance. 
 
 Ήίαχξθ7ξάχ;νιλος, ου, ο χα) h, long-necked ; 
 tall.] 
 
 ^Ιαχζο^ξόνιοί, ου, ο χα) h, of long continu- 
 ance ; of a great age. From μαχξοζ, long, 
 and χζόνος, time. 
 
 Μ.αχζϋμα, ατός, το, a removing afar off; 
 also an abomination. 
 
 Isloix^vvoj,/. v&i, p. XX, to set far apart from; 
 remove far from ; postpone for a long time ; 
 lengthen out ; extend ; stretch out. From 
 μαχξοξ, long. 
 
 ^Ιακξΰι, See ^ΙαχξΟζ, 
 
 'Μ.ακρωζι adv. long, with prolixity ; much ; 
 greatly. From μακξός. 
 
 Μ-αχϋνω, Dor. for μιτιχΰνω, to draw out, ex- 
 tend ; to discourse tediously or with prolixity. 
 From μηχοζ. 
 
 Μαχών, stretched out, extended, from 
 μαχιω, or μτ^κίω• but μαχών, part. 2. a. act. of 
 μνικάω, to shout or cry out. Th. μ'^χος. Dor, 
 μαχος, ios, το, length. 
 
 Μάχων, ωνος, Dor. for μ^χων, τι, a poppy. 
 
 MA'AA ( μαΧα), adv. greatly, much, verj'", 
 exceedingly ; certainly, surely ; ίυ μάΧοί, ex- 
 ceedingly; compar. μάλλον superl, μάλκττα. 
 
 Μάλαγμα, ατοζ, το, a poultice ; a plaster ; 
 any sqfc or elastic body used for defence 
 Qirainst the bloios of military engines. 
 
 Μαλαχαί-^ουί, ο%ος, ό χα) ή, having soft and 
 tender feet ; used, to accommodale the measure, 
 for μαλαχόνους. From μαλαχοζ, tender, and 
 ίτουί, a foot. 
 
 Μαλαχαυγ>ιτος, or 
 
 Μαλαχαΰχ^ητοζ, ου, ο xou h, (for μαλαχάλ- 
 y/iTosJ assuaging, soothing; 'balmy sleep,' 
 jlristot. PcBan. 9. ^ word used by the Cre- 
 tans, who say, ahytlv, for aXyuv, ^c. Hederic. 
 edit. 1821.] 
 
 Μαλαχ'/ϊ, dat. sing, μαλαχ^σι, dat. pi. Ion. 
 f. g. of μαλαχο;, «j, ov, soft. 
 
 Μαλαχία., ας, '/>, softness, especially of a weak, 
 effe7ninate disposition; languor of the body, 
 sickness ; a calm of the sea ; weakness of the 
 stomach ; the longing of a pregnant woman. 
 Froyn μαλακοί. See beloxo. 
 
 Μαλαχίξω, f. iffu, to soften ; to enervate ; 
 to languish, to be sick. From the same. 
 
 Μαλοίχκτθ^οίΐ, 1 . a. inf. pas. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 MaXaxos, h, ov, soft, effeminate ; timid ; 
 languishing ; remiss ; tranquil ; mild, peaceful ; 
 CO nip. μαλαχύύτίξοί, a, ov. Th. μαλάσσω, ίθ 
 soften. 
 
 ΜαλαχΌτηζ, ν\τοζ, ij, softness, effeminacy. 
 
 Μαλαχόχ;αξ, ξος, ό χα) «, Poet, having οτ 
 applying a tender, soft, or gentle hand. From 
 μαλακοζ, soft, and χι)ο, jj, a hand. 
 
 Maλaxϋvω,f. υνω, to make soft. 
 
 Μχλαχω, gen. Dor. for μαλαχου. 
 
 Μαλαχως, ado. softly, gently, mildly ; neg. 
 ligently ; effeminately or delicately, Theophr. 
 Char. 2.] 
 
 Μάλατ$ζ, adv. greatly, much, Th. μάλα, 
 the same, 
 
 ΜΑΑΑ'22Ω, or μαλάττω, f. ά\ω, p. χοί, 
 to soften ; to mitigate, appease ; perf. pas. 
 μίμάλαγμαι. Hence μάλαγμα, ατοζ, το, which 
 see ; μαλαχοξ, soft, and μαλαχΊα, softness. 
 
 Μαλα,χ'/ι, VIS, 7i, the heb mallows, because it 
 softens the belly ; gen. pi. μαλαχων. Th. 
 μαλάσσω. 
 
 Μαλίλίνιλ, ό, the name of a man, Malialeel. 
 Heb. praising God. 
 
 Μαλε^ο;, ξά, ξον, burning, wasting, consum- 
 ing ; an epithet of fire. Th. μοίλοξ, tender, 
 the same as άμaλόs. 
 
 MA'AH, VIS, 71, a wing ; the armpit j the 
 same as μασχάλνι. 
 
 Μ-άλβα, VIS, y), a waxen tablet ; a composition 
 of wax and pitch with which writing tablets 
 were anciently overspread. Th. μαλάσσω. 
 
 ΜαλΜχο$, h, ov, soft, slow, effeminate, neg- 
 ligent ; languid. From μαλύάσσω, the same 
 as μαλάσσω. 
 
 MaλβaxΌφωvos, ου, ο χα) h, haA'ing a soft, 
 sweet, or mellow voice. From μαλθαχο5 and 
 ψωννι, voice. 
 
 Μαλύάσσω, f ζ,ω, the same as μαλάσσω. 
 
 Μάλιμνον, ου, το, supposed to be the name of 
 a place, a mountain of Sicily, producing an 
 abundance of apples. But Portus thinks it 
 should be read στομάλιμνον, from στόμα and 
 λίμν/]. 
 
 ΜΑΆΙΣ, i^os, 'h, ayid μαλία, »?;, fi, the 
 cough with which horses and other cattle are 
 afflicted. 
 
 Maλ)s, ttos. Dor. for μ'/}λ)ς, t^os, h, also 
 μηλ'ια, as, an apple tree. There is also 
 
 Μαλ)$, ilos, h, the name of a nymph, Malis. 
 
 Μάλιστα, adv. very greatly •, to the high- 
 est degree ; superlat. of μάλα• comp. μάλλον 
 iv Tu7s μάλιστα, among the first or most; 
 
MAN 
 
 543 
 
 MAN 
 
 greatly ; νόμος h roli μάλκττκ φυλαττομινος, 
 jElian. V. Η. ii, 38, among the Romans this 
 law was most strictly observed j μά,'Κκίτα. τξίχ 
 τάλα,ντΰί, Dem. i. c. Aphabum, three talents 
 and more; το δε «ψίί, ίιμ'κτΰυ μά'Κιατα ίπλί- 
 th, ου "^nvouro, Tliuc. i, and the depth of 
 the sea was twice as great as he had imagined ; 
 ομοίχ τα. μάλκττα,, is used by Herodotus for 
 iv roli μά'ΚκΤΎΟ.' άνίΐξ Μάχιμο; ύμοιο, τα, μάλκτηχ., 
 a man esteemed among the first, i. e, of" the 
 highest reputation, vii, 118, and 141. 
 
 ΜαλΛίίίι;, ω, and μοίλκίίϋ!/. Ion. and Poet. 
 torpid, contracted, or starved with cold. From 
 MA'AKH, '/is, '/I, contraction or torpor of 
 the hands or feet, with cold ; a chilblain ; in- 
 sensibility. 
 
 ΜαλλοΓ?, dat. pi. of μαλλοξ, a fleece. 
 Μάλλον, more, comp. of μύλα, very much ; 
 SUperL μάΧίΤτα,' μάλλον xett μάλλον, Phil, i, 
 9 ; Eurip. Tphig. in Tour. 1406.] 
 
 ΜΑΑΛΟ'2, ου, a, a fleece ; wool hanging 
 down or grown long. 
 
 Μαλλωτΰί, h, ov, woolly, fleecy, shaggy, 
 hairy. From the precediriii. 
 
 Ίήαλον, ω. Dor. for μγ,λον, ου, το, a sheep ; 
 and 
 
 Μαλβν, Dor. for μήλον, ου, το, an apple. 
 Μαλΰτά^ίίίί, ου, ο κα\ ή, having tender or 
 soft cheeks ; from μαλος, ου, tender, and 
 τοίξίΐα., a cheek. Others derive it from μαλοα, 
 for μήλον, TO, an apple, and -τχξίΐοί, and it will 
 then refer to the roundness and colour f ap- 
 ples. 
 
 ΜΑΛΟ'2, vi, ov, tender, as if from ά,μα,λΌί' 
 it is also used for μαλλωτος, woolly. 
 
 'Μαλοφοξίω, Dor. for μ'/ίλο<^οφ.ω, to bear ap- 
 ples. From μΤιλον, an apple, and φίξω, to 
 bear. 
 
 Μάλχ^οξ, ου, β, proper name of a servant, 
 Malchus, Heb. princely, royal. 
 
 MAMHPA\ or μα,μίξο,, 'ά$, h, or μ,α,μίξαί, 
 a root used in medicine. 
 
 Μ.α,μία,, aj, h, mother or grandmother. 
 From 
 
 MA'MM A and μάμμη, tig, h, and μα,μμα,Ία,, 
 as, 'h, the names with which little children ad- 
 dress their mothers; a grandmother, 2 Tim. 
 i, 5. 
 
 Ήίαμμάκ.ον6οζ, ου, ο κα) τι, stupid, foolish. 
 From a foolish j^erson so named ; or from 
 μάμμη and κίΰύω, to hide. 
 
 MAMMA~N, α childish word signfying 
 bread, Aristoph. Nub. 1386. Hence μα μ. 
 μάω, to ask or beg bread. 
 
 Μ-αμμωνα, το, a Syriac word, v/ealth, riches, 
 Mammon. 
 
 Μάν, Dor. for μνιν, μ^ινος, β, a month ; and 
 'M.aVffor μάννα., manna ; and 
 Μάν, Dor. for μην, yet, indeed, certainly ; 
 as α,λλα, μα,ν, ^c. 
 
 Mavochv, 0, the name of a man, Manaen, 
 Syr. indecl. 
 
 ΉΙανχσσης, the first born son of Joseph, 
 Manasseh, Heb, causing to forget. 
 
 ΜΑΝΔΑ'ΚΗ, VIS, vt, the skin ; the hide ; 
 leather. 
 
 ΜΑΝΔΑΛΩΤΟ'Ν, eu, το, an immodest kiss, 
 ΜΑΝ'ΔΡΑ, ας, h, a stable ; a stall ; a 
 sheepfold ; a cavern •, a ])lace where there are 
 wine -presses . 
 
 ΜΑΝΔΡΑΓ0'ΡΑ2, ου, ο, a mandrake ; a 
 plant which produces sleep. 
 
 Ή1α,ν%ύας, ου, ο, or μα,ν^υη, 5?ί, 'Λ, a military 
 cloak worn by the Persians. 
 
 MaviTiroc, part. 2. a. pas. f. g. of μαίνομαι, 
 to be mad or furious ; f m. μανουμαι, 2. a. 
 pas. ίμάν^ν. Hence μανύς. 
 
 Μάν>?ί, a proper name. Manes ; also the 
 appellation of a slave, Aristoph. Ran. 996.] 
 
 ΜΑΝΘΑ'ΝίΙ (μανΰανω), to learn ; to un- 
 derstand ; to perceive ; to observe ; to knoAV j 
 to hear ; to teach ; f m. μαύήσομαι, 2. a, 
 'ίμαύον, 2. a. imperat. μάύί, ίτω, 2. pi. μάύιτί^ 
 part. 2. a. act. μΜ$ων, Όντος' Att. τΐ μαθών ; 
 why ? perf. ind. act. μίμάύ'/ικ,α• perf. pas. 
 μίμάύημαι. Hence μάύημα, μαύητης, and μά- 
 ύγισις, which see. 
 
 Μανία, ας. Ion. μανί>ί, '/ίς, ίι, madness ; un- 
 reasonableness ; foolish words or actions. 37/. 
 μαίνομαι, to be mad. 
 
 Μ.ανιάκνις, ου, ό, a necklace ; a bracelet, Gl. 
 Cyr. μανίαΐ, a ring, Dan. v, 7, 29 ; as if 
 from μήννι. Dor. μ,άνα, the moon. 
 
 Μ.ανις, ϊ^ος, Dor. for μτινις, ι^ος, «, implaca- 
 ble anger. 
 
 MA'NNA', TO, indecl. manna, Heb. food 
 prepared. 
 
 MA'NNOS, or μάνος, ου, ο, a collar; a' 
 bracelet. From μήνη. Dor. μάνα, the moon. 
 
 Mflsvvflipo^fli, ou, και ή, wearing a collar, or 
 having spots resembling a collar, Theocr. xi, 
 41 ; but the more common reading is άμνοφό- 
 ξως. See Άμνοφόξος.] 
 
 MAN Ο' 2, h, ov, thin ; loose ; spongy, 
 porous, soft. 
 
 Μ,ανότίΐς, tjTo;, h, thinness, laxity. Froin 
 the preceding. 
 
 Μανουμαι, l.f. mid. of μαίνομαι, to be mad. 
 MavTiia, ας, h, divination ; soothsay ing, 
 prophecy ; also an oracle ; consulting an ora- 
 cle. From μα,ντίύομαι. 
 
 MavTiiov, ov, το, an oracular response ; the 
 place whence the oracle was: delivered. 
 
 ΜαντεΓοί, ίία, s7ov, relating or belonging to 
 oracles or soothsayers. From Th. μάντις, a 
 prophet. 
 
 Μάντεβ•;ν, dat. pi. of μάντις, ίως, ό. 
 
 Μ.αντίύομχι, to deliver oracles; to foretell ; 
 
 to conjecture ; to consult the oracle; pres. inf. 
 
 m. μαντίΰιιτθαι, f. mid. μαντζίατομαι, 1. a. m. 
 
 Χμαντίυσάμην, ω, ατο. Th. μάντις, a prophet. 
 
 ΉίαντΥιΐον, ou, TO, Ion. for μαντιϊον, το, an 
 
 oracle. iSO μavτήioς,for μαντιΐος. Th. μάντις, 
 
 MavT^iKn, ης, h, (sc. Tip^vnJ divination ^ 
 
 the art of soothsaying. From the same Th. 
 
 MavTiviia, ας, h, a city (f Arcadia, Man- 
 tinea.] 
 
 MA'NTIS, ίως, ο, a prophet, soothsayer, a 
 
Map 
 
 ;?44 
 
 MA.P 
 
 uinner, a wizard ; a kind of grasshopper or 
 locust, Theocr. x, 18. From μΆΐνομαι, or 
 jierhaps from μανίύίΐν, i. e. μ'/ινύιιν, to interpret. 
 Is. Vossius. 
 
 M.avTO(rvv», m, ri, a prophecy ; divination. 
 ΐΐΐ. μάνης. 
 
 ^Ιάνυε, Ion. and Dor. for Ιμίινυζ, 3. sing, 
 iynperf. ; so μα,νύιι. Dor. for μ-ήνΰα, 3. nng. 
 j)res. of μνινύω, to indicate. 
 
 Μάνϋβ-βν, Dor. for μήνυσαν^ 1. a, imperat. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 ΉΙα,νΌτα,ξ, a, o. Dor. for μτ^νντνίί, ου, ο, an 
 informer ; whoever points out any thing. T/i. 
 μτινύω, to indicate. 
 
 Ma?r£s/>', b?/ Sync, of ξ, for μα,ξΤίίΐν, and 
 this Poet, and Ion. for μάξτίΐν, 2. a. inf. act. 
 ef μάξ^τω, to take, seize. 
 
 Μά 'το^άνω, for μγί α7Γθύά•»ω, belter loritten 
 μ α,ττούά,νω. 
 
 ΜΑ'ΡΑΓΔΟΣ, ου, ο, a precious stone ; an 
 fmerald ; also ivritten σμάξαγ^οί, 
 
 ΜΑ'Ρχ\ΓΝΑ, iji, 'h, a whip ; a scourge; a 
 species of punishment. 
 
 ΜΑ'ΡΑΘΡΟΝ, ου, το, the name of a plant, 
 fennel. 
 
 '^Ιαοα,ίων, ωνο;, the name of a toum, Mara- 
 thon ; Μα,ξαύων λι•τοίξα, wealthy Marathon ; 
 happy Marathon. 
 
 MAPAI'Nil, f. ανω, p. ctyxa, to cause to 
 pine away, to make lean ; to become emaciated, 
 Thitcyd. to disquiet ; to wear away, to wither ; 
 μαξαίνομοα, to pine away, Thucyd. ii, 49; perf. 
 pas. μιμά,ξα,μμαι, vtrat, vroci, Atl, μ,ίμάζοί,ίτμαι, 
 1. a. jyas. ίμοίξάνύτίν, l.y. pas. μκξχνβνισομοίΐ. 
 
 Μα^άν αύα, Syriac ; Siiidas tianslates them 
 4 Κύζίΰί ίλίύσίται, the Lord will come tojudg- 
 vient. 
 
 ^Ιαρανύηνοίΐ, 1. θ• inf. pas. μοίξοίνθγ,ιτομα,ι, 5?, 
 sra/, l.y* ind. pas. of μβίξαίνα. 
 
 Μάξανο-ις, ius, h, a withering, a pining away ; 
 leanness ; rottenness ; a consumption ; and 
 
 '^Ια,ρασμο:, οΰ, ο, the same. From μαξαίνω. 
 Engl. MURRAIN. 
 
 '^Ιαργοίίνω, f. avaH, to be foolish or mad ; to 
 act without deliberation. Th. μύογοί, mad. 
 
 '^ΙαξγαξΤτΫΐ?, ου, ο, a pearl. From 
 
 ΜΑ'ΡΓΑΡΟΝ (μί&ογα,οον) ου, το, a pearl ; 
 j)l. TO, μάξγαξο,. 
 
 '^Ιαογ'ίλλν, coral ; a species of sea-plant. 
 
 ΜΑ'ΡΓ02, «, ov, or μ.άξγοζ, ου, ο και τι, 
 foolish, mad, insane ; impudent, petulant ; lust- 
 ful ; greedy» voracious. From uoyoc, idle. 
 
 Μαξγοίτννν, »??> 'h, madness, folly, petulance, 
 impudence, forwardness, impertinence, wanton- 
 ness. From the preceding. 
 
 Maoloiio?, ov, 0, a Persian, Mardonius. 
 
 '^Ιοίο'^οχοίΐχ.•/} νιμίζα, the day of Mardochaeus. 
 
 INIA'PH, «i, yi, or pi. μάοοα, (an old ivordj 
 a hand or the hands, with which we divide, c^-c. 
 From μι'ίζω. Hence Ιυσμχξν?, ίο;, ο κοά ij, 
 difficult ; ίΰμαξτίζ, ios, ο xai h, easy. 
 
 'Μάρθοί, r,i, h, the name of a woman, Mar- 
 ■iha, Heb. a mistress. 
 
 M««''«j «?> ^j ^^'^ blessed virgin, Mary. 
 
 ΜΆζία,μ, 91, a proper name, Heh. bitter. 
 
 ^Μα,ζκχ,νΒυνο), slaves ; so called from the name 
 of a people enslaved by the inhabitants of Hera- 
 clea. 
 
 ΜΑΡΓΑΑ (μαξΤΧα.], or μοίξίλτ,, tig, «, 
 coal-dust ; cinders ; embers. From μαξχίνω. 
 'Μάξίοί, Ιου, a j^roper name, Marius.J 
 ΜΑ'ΡΙΣ, ίω;, ο, a measure of liquids con- 
 taining about six pints. 
 
 Μά^χ^ί, ου, ο, a proper name, Marcus. 
 ΜΑΡΜΑΓΡΩ, /. α,ζΖ, to shine with lustre 
 or radiance ; to glitter. From μα,Ίξω. 
 
 ΙΜχζμύοίιο;, tioc, itov, and μα,ξμάξίο;, sec. 
 Ion. in, iov, of marble ; white or shining like 
 marble. 
 
 Μχξμχξί'^αι, ων, οί, a people tf Africa, the 
 Marmaridae.] 
 
 ^Ια,ομοίξίζω, f. \σα), to have the smoothness 
 or polish of marble, to be brilliant.] 
 
 ^ίκξμίξϊνοξ, ivf], ivov, and μοίξμοίξόίίί, Όισσχ, 
 Όιν, the same. From μάρμαξος. 
 
 ^Ιάξμ&οον, ου, το, marble ; gloss of marble ; 
 fragment of marble. 
 
 ]SIκξμaoo;, ου, ο xai τι, Avhite, shining ; sub~ 
 stantivcly, marble. From μΆξμαίξω. 
 
 ΜΆξμαξΰγγι, «j, ί), splendour, lustre, radi- 
 ance, refulgence. From the same Th. 
 
 MA'PNAMAI (μοίξνα,μχι), to fight; to 
 combat, to decide the event of a war. From 
 μάζπ, a hand. 
 
 Ι^ίοί,ξνοί,μίνοι'ίν, Ιοϊΐ. for μβίξναμίνοιν, gen. dual, 
 part. pres. mid. μοίξνάμίνος, of μάξναμαιι. 
 
 Μά^ναν^', Ion. for ΙμχξνΛντο, 3. pi. imperf. 
 viid. μάξνα,σθα,ι, pres. inf. of the same. 
 
 ^Ιαξνίύμΐσ•&\ or μαονώμισθα. Ion. for μαονύ- 
 μιθχ, 1 , pi. pres. subj. mid. of μάζνοίμοίΐ, to 
 fight. ^ 
 
 Μά^βν, a j)lant like majoram, Marum. 
 From Heb. "^JJ, bitter. 
 
 Ι^Ιχζτίαν, Ion. by resol. for μάοτειν, 2. a. 
 inf. act. tf μάζτττω, to take. 
 
 ^Ιχξ-τίσσ-η, r,;, h, proper name of a wo• 
 ?nan. 
 
 ΜΑ'ΡΠΤΩ, /. -φω, p. φχ, to catch, seize, 
 take, overtake ; to hit the mark ; 2. a. εμχζ- 
 •rov p. mid. μίμχζτχ, the same as μχοτι αττο- 
 μαι, to touch with the hand ; μχοττίΐν σθίνος^ 
 to take courage or gather strength. 
 ^ίχξσ/τίΤον, ου, το, and 
 
 ΜΑ'Ρ2ΙΠ02, μχξσΐ'τττΓΟζ, and μάοσυ^ο?, 
 ου, ο, also μχξίτίτηον, and -ΰ-ττιον, ου, το, a purse; 
 a pouch ; a pocket, a satchel ; as if μάζπζ 
 ffifin, a coffer for the hand, a portable coffer, 
 Islxotruxi, ου, a proper name, Marsyas] 
 ^Ιχξτιχ;όξχ, an Indian name of an animal, 
 accordiyis: to Ctesias. 
 
 MA'PTTP, ΰξο;, Kxi h, a witness ; a 
 martyr. 
 
 ΙΜχζτυξχ, acc. sing, of the some. 
 ^ίχξτνξίω, ω, imperf Ιμχζτύξίον, ουν, f r.troj, 
 p. μίμΛξτύξνιχ.α, to be a witness, to attest ; to 
 give testimony ; to praise, to assent ; to de- 
 clare, to approve ; to be a martyr ; pof, jias. 
 μιμαοτνοτ.υ,χί. Th. μάζτυο, a witness. 
 
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 Μχξ7νξίιΛ, as, ί, testimony, preaching, mar- 
 tyrdom. From the same Th. 
 
 ΙΜχξτυξί'/ισί, dat. pi. Ion. for μαξτνξίααί, of 
 μκξτϋξία,, and Ion. μΛξτυξΙτι, Άζ, «, testimon}. 
 
 Ma^ry^/av, ου, το, testimony or evidence ; 
 the witness himself ; an argument or proof ; 
 (by a Hebraism, doctrine ;) accusation ; refuta- 
 tion ; martyrdom. Th. μ,άξτνο. 
 
 Μα,ζτϋξομΰα, to bear witness ; to call to wit- 
 ness. From the same Th. 
 
 Μχξτυξο}, ου, ο, a witness ; the same as 
 μάξτυξ. 
 
 Μ.ά,ξτυί, ΰος, ό or h, the same as the preced- 
 ing, being si/ncopated •, ace. μάξτνν, dat. pi. 
 (Λάρτυαι. 
 
 ^Ιαξύίτχί, Dor. for μπξύίΤΛΐ, 3. sing. ^wes. 
 p)as. of μτίξΰω. 
 
 ^1α.ξυκα,ταίΐ, Oor. for μ'/ΐξυ-ΛΟ,τα,ι, 3. sing. of 
 μ'/ίρυκ,άοΜ.οίΐ. See Ά1'/ΐξύχω. 
 
 ^Ιάξ-φοίΐ;, part. 1. a. act. for μάξ•φ»ί, of 
 fta^'TTou, ivhich see, 
 
 Ί^Ιάξ-φ'/ΐξ, 2. sing, 1. a. subj, act. of μάξ- 
 -■sTTiw, ivhich see. 
 
 ΜΑ2ΑΌΜΑΙ, a^id μοίσ-ο-άομοα, ωμα,ι, to 
 chew, eat, devour, gnaw ; impcrf ίμΆσσοι,ΌμΆν, 
 ύμην, and in 3. pi, -άοντο, ωντο. From μάσ- 
 ffbj, to knead. 
 
 Mxff^x, α,ζ, hi Dor. for μάΖ,α., h, a cake. 
 
 Mac-^oi, ω. Dor. for μα,ζοζ, ου, ο, the breast. 
 
 ΜΑ'2ΘΑΗ, 9ΐί, γι, and μάσύλ'/ι?, ητοζ, ό, a 
 thong, bridle, or strap, made of dressed or soft- 
 ened leather; vfietaphorically, a man made effem- 
 inate by debauchery, Aristoph, Nub. 448. 
 From μάσσω. 
 
 Ήία.σμοι.ζω$, Septuag. See ΊΛιζξακ,ωΰ. 
 
 ΜΑ'2ί1ΕΤΑ, ων, τα,, the first leaves of the 
 plant Benzoin. 
 
 Mao-iray>5T/?, a proper name, Massagetis. 
 
 MA'25i2, or μίττω, f ξ&/, p. χ^&ί, to 
 knead ; to squeeze out or express ; to wipe 
 awa}' ; to chew, as the nurse does the food of a 
 child, Theophr. Char. 20 ; to touch or handle j 
 to seek ; in ivhich case it forms thefut. in α•ω.'\ 
 
 ^Ιάίτσων, ovog, ο και ^, the same as μα,κρΌ- 
 τζξοξ, longer, greater ; fund μΜ.σσον, more, 
 Hesych.j from μα,κξΰζ, long, compar. μοία^ό- 
 τίξοζ, μα,κ'ιων, and μάίτσων superl. μοίκοΌτατο;, 
 and μίακχτος^ hence μήκ,ίστο'ξ. Th, μγικο$, 
 εοί, τύ, length. 
 
 Μάιττα»', for μίστοίκα,, acc. sing, of 
 
 ΊΛάστοί^, a.3tf>i, h-, the jaw, the mouth ; bait, 
 food ; the upper lip ; a mustachio or whisker. 
 Tit μιχ,σάομαι, to chew. 
 
 Μ«(ΓΤίί/•7-λ?, ου, ό, one who searches, asks, in- 
 quires, scrutin'zes. From 
 
 ΜΑ2ΤΕΓ'ί1, _/". iuffm, to search, scrutinize, 
 inquire, seek for, desire. From μάω. 
 
 '^Ια.στγΐζ-, ηζοζ, and μάσ•ΤΜξ, οξο;, ο, the same 
 as μα.στιυτ'/\ζ. 
 
 ^laffTiytTv, Ion. for μαιτηγουν, pres. inf. of 
 μοίστιγόω. 
 
 Μ.χσ~τγίυί, ζω;, ο, one who whips or scourges. 
 From μά,(ττί\. 
 
 yiaa-Tiyiuis, ov, ό, a contemptuous name for 
 
 b9 
 
 a slave or drudge ; so called from tJie tears ojq 
 
 stripes on his buck. Th, μά,στι%. 
 
 ΉΙιχ.στί'γοΰσθο), 3. sing. pres. imperat. pas. of 
 
 ^laffTTyoiu,f. ύσω, ρ, μίμα,στίγωκκ, to beaC 
 witli rods, whips, or stripes ; to chastise; 1. a. 
 ίμοίο-τιγωσχ. Th. μάστι^,-, lyoi, n- 
 
 Μ.χστί'ίτ>ιν, 3. dual, imperf. tr 2. a, act- 
 ion, of μαστ'ιω. Poet, for μα,στιγόω, to beat. 
 Hence μκοτ/οων, by Sync, for μοίστιγ'οων. Th, 
 μά.στι\, a whip. 
 
 1s1oi.7tIZ^oo, f. ^ω, p. μίμάΐτιχ^α, to whip, 
 beat with rods, scourge, lash. Hence μκστΊ•, 
 ζαντΐζ, nom. pi, part, pres. (f 
 
 Μ A'2TIS, Τγοί, h-, a whip, a scourge ; and 
 by Metaph. divine punishment ; also sickness» 
 Hence μοίστιγίαζ, μα,ΐΓΤΐ'γόω, μαστιγίΐΐζ, ίο;, c» 
 which see. Zoilus ivas called Όμ'/ίξομάστιζ^^ 
 that is. Homer's scourge, because he severeli^ 
 criticised his poems. 
 
 Μάίττιξίν, 3. sing, of \, a. ind, act. Ion, of 
 μoίffτ^ζω,f. ^ω, to beat. 
 
 ^χστΊσ^ίΐν, Dor, for μοίστίΖ,ΐΐν, 
 
 '^Ια.ίΤτΊσ^οΐίν, Dor. for μοίΐτίζοίίν, S. pi, pres^ 
 opt. of the same verb, 
 
 ΜΑ2ΊΤΧΗ ( μοι.9τ"ί χ^'Λ ) , πί, 'Λ, gum mas- 
 tick. 
 
 Ήίοι-στίχοωντι, chewing, eating, Toet. for 
 μα,στιχ^ωντι, dat. sing. part. pres. of μχ,στιχ^άω^ 
 ω, a vuord found only once, in Henod. in Scuto^ 
 387. 
 
 WoiffTc;, ου, ο, dug, udder ; breast of wojnen, 
 dewlap ; a little hill. Th, μοίζο$, ov, ό, the 
 breast of women. 
 
 Μαιττξωτίΐκ, ae, vi, the business of a bawd j 
 the practice of enticing arts. 
 
 Μοι.α•τξΜ<ζηύω, or -οτίύω, f ίύ/τω, to enticft 
 with wantonness ; to prostitute ; to play the 
 harlot. From 
 
 ΜΑ2ΤΡί1ΠΗ'2, od, Ό, and μα,στ^ω-πος, ου, 
 ο κ,α.) y>, a procurer or procuress ; a bawd, a 
 pander, a pimp. Hence perhaps the English 
 
 word STRUMPET. 
 
 MA2XA'AH (μοίσχ&Χ'/ι], ης, h, the arm- 
 pit, a shoulder ; part of the prow of a vessel; 
 a palm branch. 
 
 Ι^ία,σχ^α,χίζ, ί^οζ, h, the same, 
 
 ^luCTciioc, See Μάταιο;. 
 
 '^Ιχτα,ιοζουλΊΐϋ, ας, '/ι, vain or foolish counsel. 
 Fi'om• μάτοαοζ, vain, and βουλή, counsel. 
 
 ISdaTaioXoy'ia, α,ς, vi, unprofitable talking ; 
 idle babble or prating. 
 
 ΜχτΆίολογας, ου, η και κ, a babbler or prate- 
 apace ; a trifler; From μάταιος, vain, from, 
 μάτ'/ιν, in vain, and λίγω, to speak, say, p. 7n, 
 λίλογα. 
 
 Μάταιος, αία, aiov, and μάταιος, ου, ο κ,αι νι^ 
 vain, empty, useless, futile, lying Th. μάτ'/ιν^ 
 in vain. 
 
 'Ματαιότατα, 'h, superl. of μάταιος, Compar, 
 ματαιότίξος, .superl. ματαιότατος. 
 
 ΜαταιΌτης, τιτος, 'h, vanity, folly. From• 
 the some. 
 
 Ματαιόύ), f. ύσω, p. μίματα,Ίωκα, to rendet 
 vainer inefiectwal J to frustrate; pre^. ipi^i- 
 
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 ματαιοομΆΐ, ϊΰμ,αι^ to act foolishly ; to become 
 foolish ; 1. a. i^as, \fjt.uraiu6yiv. From μά,τΥίν, 
 in vain. 
 
 Μάταν, Dor. for μάτγιν, in vain. 
 
 Ματάω, f. μοίτήσω, to be dull and heavy ; 
 to waste the time in idleness or useless pursuits. 
 Th. μάττιν• 
 
 Ματίόω, f. ιύιτω, to search, inquire, scruti- 
 nize, 6y Ellipsis f.)r μοαττίύω, the same. 
 
 MA'THN (μ,ατ'/ιν], in vain, to no purpose; 
 uselessly, fruitlessly. 
 
 ^ί&τγιο, ίζοξι Dor. for μήτηξ, a mother. 
 
 Marsii, ^ol. and Dor. for μοίτίΐς, 2. sing. 
 pres. of ματεω. Whence, by inserling v, μα,- 
 πύω. Poet, and hy inserting er, μα,ττίΰω, to 
 search. 
 
 Ματ^ί^ίτίν, 3. dual. \.f. of μα,τάω, 
 
 'Μ.ατύαΰοζ, ου, ο, the name of an ajmstle, 
 Matthew, Heb. given by God. 
 
 Mar^av, o, the 7iame of a man, Matthan. 
 Heb. a gift. 
 
 Ματ^/«ί, ου, ο, the name of an apostle, 
 Matthias, Heb. the gift of God. 
 
 Ματ/α, α,ζ ή, vanity, foDy ; frivolity ; stu- 
 pidity ; -unsviccessful desire ; wandering from the 
 mark. Th. μκη^ν. 
 
 WUTog, inquiry, examination, search. 
 
 'Άία.τξο^ελφίοζ, ου, Ό, Poet, and Dor. for 
 μ'/ΐτξκ^ίλφοί, !Tr,$ μτιτξοξ α^ίλφοί, a mother's 
 brother. 
 
 M«r^«§fl;ifli, eu, ο and n. Poet, and Dor, 
 for μητξονοκ,ος, he who takes home and sup- 
 ports his mother. From μήτηζ and '^ί^ομοι.ι, 
 to receive. 
 
 Ήίΰίτξομάτωξ, ορός. Dor. for μνιτζομήταΐξ, 
 VI μ'/ιτξΰί μ'ΛΤ'/ΐξ, a grandmother by the mother's 
 side ; a mother's mother. 
 
 ΉΙοίΤζό'^ολίί, ίοί, Dor, for μ'/ιτξότζΌλ/ς, a 
 metropolis ; the chief or mother city or town. 
 Th. 9τόλΐί, a city. 
 
 Μ«τ^βίτόλ<9ί, ου, Dor. for μγιτξο<7τΌλος, a 
 priest of Cybele, 
 
 ΜΑΤΡΧΆΛΗ, '/li, 'h, a bawd or procuress ; 
 who affects to act like a mother. From μνιτΆξ. 
 Hence ματξυλλΰον, a brothel ; and perhaps 
 the English word tkull. 
 
 ^Ιά,τοωίς, ων, οι. Dor. for μήτζωι$, brothers 
 of ti)e mother ; also ancestors ; no7n. pi. from 
 
 ΉΙάτζως, ωοζ, ο. Dor. for μγιτζως, a mother's 
 brother ; a maternal grandfather. 
 
 'ί^ΐάττα,ζο;, ου, a fool, a blockhead. From, 
 μύ,ΎΥΐν and βοα*, to make senseless outcries ; 
 to bawl aloud without any object. 
 
 MoiTTocoa, 0, a proper name, indecl. Heb. 
 the gift of God. 
 
 Μ.α.τταθία,ζ, ου, ο, the same. 
 
 'Μα,ττΰιχ, as, or -'/?, i>5i, '/i, elegance, dainti- 
 ness, delicacy or sumptuousness in feasting. 
 Th. μάσσω, to knead. 
 
 Μάττ«, f. \ω, to knead, to bake ; the same 
 
 as μκοΌ-ω. 
 
 ΜΑΤΑΙΑ, ίίζ, '/ι, a sword, dagger, knife. 
 'Μ.ύίυλίζω, to prostitute for hire; the same 
 
 Μδϋλίί, 'itoi, vi, a knife, from μαυΧία." 
 also she who does any thing for hire. 
 
 Ήία,υζ^ουσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. by Aphcerens 
 for Άμα-υ^ουίΤΐ. So μοι.υξο'ΰσ'θοί,ι, pres. inf. of 
 κμοίυξόω, to darken, to obscure. Th. άμαυξοι^ 
 obscure. 
 
 Μά;(^α<, pi. num. of μά^' /t, τΐζ, h, a battle. 
 
 Th. μά,χ^ομα,ί, to fighi. 
 
 Μά;^;«/^«, «J, ^, a sword, dagger, knife ; and 
 Μ.»χ;οαζί^ΐΰν, ου•, ro, a little sword, dim. of 
 'Μ.οίχ^α,ΐξίξ, ϊ}οζ, h, a razor. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Μί6;^άνά, Ui, Dor. for μ^ίχ^ο^ννι, h, an instru- 
 ment ; an engine of war ; a machine, a strata- 
 gem ; contrivance ; artifice, way, or manner, 
 
 ΉΙα,χ^ατοίζ, «,, Dor. for μηχ^Άτη?, ου, war- 
 like ; prompt to fight ; quarrelsome. Th. 
 μοίχ^ομοίΐ. 
 
 Ι^/Ια,χ^ζι'ομίνοζ, ου, part. pres. mid. of 
 
 Μ,αχίίομαί, Poet, by Epenthesis for μαχ^ιο- 
 μαι, the same as μά,χ^ομοίΐ. to fight. 
 
 '^Ιαχ^ίοιτο, pres. Opt. mid. in 3. j}l. μοίχί^ 
 oiVTO, of μα,^ζομ,αι. Poet, for μάχ,ομοίΐ, to fight. 
 
 ^αχ^ίομα,ι rm, to fight with, Arhtoph. in 
 Ranis, 348. 
 
 'ίιίΐΆχ^ίσα.Ίμ'Λν, 1. a. opt. m. and 
 
 '^Ιάχ^ίσα.σ-ύαι, 1. a. inf. m. of μά'χ^ομαι, or 
 μοί,χ^ίομοα• ^ • f mid. μαχΐσομοίΐ, and -ή^ομοα, 
 
 Μ-ώχ^ίσ-βαι, pres. inf. mid. μοίχ^ίσβην, 3. dual, 
 imperf. mid. Ion. μάχ^ζσύί, 2. jf>/. pres. im~ 
 perat. mid. of μ.άχ^ομοί.ι, to fight. 
 
 Ι^α,χ'ίίτομοίΐ, and -'ήΟΌμοιι, 1. f. m. of th6 
 same. 
 
 1Αα.χ%σσΰί(ίθα.ι, 1. a. inf. Til. hy doubling ff. 
 So μοίχεσσΆμινω, nom. dual. part. 1. a. m. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Μάρζ^'/ΐ, νις, 71, a battle, fight, combat ; also 
 a dispute, a contention or brawl ; in pi. μά,χα,ι. 
 Th. μάχ^ομοίί, to fight. Hence perhaps the 
 English word match. 
 
 ^Ο'.,ρζ,'-ήμων, ovos, ο κοά h, prompt to fight. 
 Froin μά-χ^'ή. 
 
 ^Ιοίχ^'ήΐτομκι, l.fut. m. of μάχομοι,ι. 
 
 ^ϊα.χ;νσ-όμίνΡί, 1. fut. part. m. of μάχ^ομαΐ' 
 f m. μ,α,χ^'^σομα,ι, or -ία-ομαι, as if from μα^ίο-. 
 μαι. 
 
 Μΰΐ.χ;'/ι<Γ'/ΐί, ου, ο, a warrior ; a combatant. 
 Th. μά,χομοίί. 
 
 Μ.οί.χ^'/ιτικοζ, vi, ov, fond of fighting ; fit for 
 fighting ; bold -, strong ; and 
 
 ΉΙαχ^τιτοζ, h, ov, that may be conquered or 
 taken. 
 
 Μ.αχ,ϊμοξ, Ίμγι, ιμον, or μάχ^ιμος^ ου, ο kou h, 
 the same as μΛχ^ητίκοζ. From the same. 
 
 MA'XAOS, ου, Ku.) h, lustful, lascivious. 
 
 ΉΙαχ^Χοσΰνη, Άί, h, lasciviousness ; wanton- 
 ness. From μάχ^Χοξ. 
 
 '^Ιοίχ^λ'οτοι.τα,ι, nom. pi. f. g. superl. of 
 μά,χΧοί. 
 
 Map^otro, 3. sing. pres. opt. mid. of 
 
 MA'XOMAI (μάχομαι), to fight, combat, 
 contend, dispute, brawl, altercate; 1. f. mid. 
 μαχή(Τομα(, and -ίσομ,α,ι^ 2'f. m. μαχουμΜΐ, im- 
 
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 pirf. mid. Ιμαχ^όμην, β«, ίτο, perf. pas. μψά- 
 χ^^μα,ι, Ι . α. ιη. ίμχχ^^^ιτάμϊίν, οβ, ανο. 
 
 ^Μαχ^Όμην for ψαχ^Όμην, imperf. mid. Ion. 
 μοίχ^Όμισύα,, Poet, for μα,χ^όμζύοί, 1 . ^;^• pres. 
 ind. mid. of tke preceding. 
 
 'Μάχ^οζ, ιοζ, το, Dor. for μηχοζ. 
 1Αα.χουμα,ι., '2.,f. m. of μάχομαι. 
 MxVT, adv. in vain ; to no purpose. 
 Μκ-φαΖξΰίΐ, &iv. Oil, light breezes, Hes. 
 Theogon. 872. From μα,^Ρ and αυζοί, a gentle 
 wind. 
 
 M.a.-^'i'h'ioi, ix, iov, vain, foolish, useless. 
 Hence 
 
 Μα-φι^ίωξ, adv. in vain ; ineffectually ; to no 
 purpose. Th. μά-φ. 
 
 ΉίοοφίΧά,Η,α,ζ, or μα.•φυλάχοΐζ, Dor. for μα,• 
 'ψυλάχ'/ΐί, ου, ο, a garrulous fellow ; a vain bab- 
 bler. From μα,-φ and λβικίω, Dor. for ληκ,ίω, 
 to make a noise, to crackle. 
 
 Mxl'il, oj, to desire greatly or inordinately ; 
 to seek or search for ; perf. μιμαα, for μί- 
 μοίκ,χ' in part, of the same tense, μ^μ&ωs,for 
 ψι,ίμα,κύζ• μίμα,υΊα, for μζμα,κυΊα,, in fern. 
 Ms, ace. ofiyu), I. 
 
 Μίγοί, n.,g. of μίγαζ, great, or Ion. adv. 
 greatly, exceedingly, very much ; for μίγάλως. 
 Μ-εγοίβαξο-τι;, £«ί, ό κ,α» η, having great bold- 
 ness or confidence ; magnanimous. From μ'ι- 
 yoii, and Β-άξ/το?, ίο;, το, confidence. 
 
 ΉΙίγάύζζζ, Ion. for μζγάλοι, pi. of μίγα,ζ, 
 great. 
 
 ΉΙίγοίβοζ, Ion. for μίγι^ος, which see. 
 'Μ.ίγάΰϋμοζ, ου, ο καΙ 'h, magnanimous. From 
 μίγας, and Β-νμο;, the mind, courage. 
 
 Μ.ίγοί/ξα, οίς, 'h, one of the three Furies, 
 
 From 
 ΜΕΓΑΓΡίΙ, to envy ; also to regard, take 
 care of, to reverence, respect. From μίγιχ,, 
 because the great are usually objects of envy . 
 
 'Μ.ιγακ,ήτ'/ΐζ, tos, ο κοά h, like a whale, large ; 
 huge, vast ; ace. sing, μιγακήπα. From 
 μίγοίί, and κ,ητοζ, το, a whale. 
 
 Μ-ίγάλα,, adv. abundantly ; greatly ; exceed- 
 ingly ; also nam. 2)1. n. g. of μίγκ;, μίγάλη, 
 μίγα. 
 
 Μ,ίγάλαν, Dor. for μίγάλων, from the same. 
 Μίγοίλανοξία, ας, Dor. for μίγαλ'/^νορία, 
 great courage ; fortitude, boldness ; arrogance, 
 haughtiness. 
 
 ^Ιζγαλάνωζ, Οξοζ, ο. Dor. for μίγαλάνωξ, 
 having great fortitude; bold; proud; arro- 
 gant. From μίγαζ, great, and άνί^ξ, a man. 
 
 Μίγαλαυχίω, ω, to boast or brag ; to make 
 great pretensions. From 
 
 ΉίίγαΧα,υχ'/ΐί, ίοξ, ο x,a\ '/ι, or μίγάλαυχοί, 
 ου, 6 κ.α\ τι, one who boasts much of himself; a 
 braggart ; a boaster. From μίγα, in pi. μι- 
 yaXa, and αυχιω, to boast or vaunt. 
 
 Ms'yaXay;^;/», ας, «, exultation, elation, self- 
 satisfaction, Longin. 7.] 
 
 lAiyaXua, τα, great, glorious, or praise- 
 worthy deeds ; miracles ; n. g. pi. of 
 
 Μ,ίγαλίϊος, ύα, ίΤον, great, noble, honorable, 
 illustrious ; vehement. From μίγας. 
 
 Megsera. 
 
 Μίγαλίίότνίί, νιτος, 'h, majesty ; magnifiS. 
 cence ; the perfection of God. From the pre•- 
 cediiig. 
 
 Μεγαλίίωμα, ατός, το, greatness, majesty, 
 magnificence. From the same Th. 
 
 Μεγάλε τί^ζολος, ου, ο κα\ h-, that has accom- 
 plished great things and possesses himself of 
 them, Sckcef. ad Dionys. Hal. See the next 
 ivord, and also Άόξί'ΤΫΐζολος-} 
 
 'Μίγαλεπ'ίζολος, ου, ο κα) ri, one who 
 attempts great exploits ; e. g. Hercules. From 
 μίγας and i'ZiQoXh, attempt, enterprise. 
 
 ΜίγαΧηγοξίω, ω, f ήσω, to exult with lofty 
 expressions ; to boast, to speak great things ; 
 a7id 
 
 Ήίεγαλγιγοξ'ια, ας, 'h. Ion. μεγαλτιγοξί'/ι, ης, Ά, 
 
 a lolty manner of speaking , boasting. From 
 
 Μεγΰίλϋγόξος, ου, h zai h, one who speaks in 
 
 a lofty style ; boastful. From μέγας and άγο- 
 
 ρεω. 
 
 Μεγαλήτοξα, acc. sing (f 
 Μεγαλήτωξ, οξος, ο »a) -ή, magnanimous ; 
 proud, haughty. From μέγας and ητοξ, the 
 heart. 
 
 Μεγαλίζεο, for -ου, pres. imperat. p)as. 
 Ion. of 
 
 Μεγαλίζω, f. 'κτω, to extol, magnify, eulo- 
 gize ; -ομαι, to be elated. Th. μίγας, great, 
 Μεγαλο^ενΙξος, ου, 6 και h, bearing or abound- 
 ing in larffe trees. 1 
 
 ΜεγαλόΙοΙος, ου, ο κα) w, glorious, hav- 
 ing great renown ; giving great glory, bestowing 
 great praise. From μίγας and "^όζα, glory. 
 
 Μίγαλο^ωξία, ας, (6^ munificence ; magnifi- 
 cent gifts ; bestowing liberally. From 
 
 Μεγάλοι ύ)ζος, ου, ο κα) h, munificent ; one 
 who makes great gifts. From μέγας and 
 οωρον. 
 
 Μεγαλόύνμος, ου, ό κα) h, magnanimous, 
 high-minded. From μίγας and Βυμος, the 
 mind. 
 
 ΜεγάΧοίτος, ου, ο κα) νι, miserable, unfortu- 
 nate. From, μέγας and οΊτος, care, misery. 
 
 Μεγχλοχευβ'/ις, ίος, ό koc.) h, having great re- 
 cesses or lurking places ; shut up, secret, hid- 
 den. From μίγας and κευάος, το, a recess or 
 lurking place. 
 
 Μ.εγα\όμιατύος, ου, b κα) h, hired with great 
 wages ; earning great wages. From, μεγα$ 
 and μισθός, wages, reward. 
 
 ΉΙεγαλ'ομματος, ου, b κα) γι, having great 
 eyes, large-eyed, Fnaii μέγας and όμμα, an 
 eye, 
 
 Ήίεγαλόνοια, ας, vt, excellence of the under- 
 standing ; greatness of soul ; elevation of 
 mind ; loftiness, pride, haughtiness. From 
 μέγας and ν'οος, νους, the mind. 
 
 Μίγαλ'ονΰμος, ου, ό κα) h, having great re- 
 nown ; celebrated, famous, having a great name. 
 Froin μίγας and ονυμα, JEol. for Όνομα, a 
 name. 
 
 M.εγaXo'^o^ίoJ, ω, f nfu•, p• μεμεγοΐ,Χο^οΙηκα^ 
 to magnify, extol highly, njake much of ; to de 
 great things. 
 
ΜΕΓ 
 
 548 
 
 ΜΕΘ 
 
 Μί^αλίίτόλ/ίί '2υξάκουΐΤΛί, the great city of 
 Sj-racuse, Find. Tyih. i, 1. From μιγκζ, 
 and τόλις, a city. 
 
 '^Ιίγοίλαττξαγ/ΐΛοα-ννη, «ί, '/), an inclination for 
 great enterprises, a great enterprise.] 
 
 Μίγαλο'Τξίτΐΐχ, majesty ; magnificence, 
 cfreatness. Frotii 
 
 'ί^ίίγαλοζ-ξζτ'/ι?, if>i, ο κ,α) vi, becoming a great 
 man ; honorable •, praisewortiiy. From ^s^aj 
 and -τζίττω, to suit, become. 
 
 '^Ιιγα.λοχξΐ'π'ωζ, magnificently, honorably, ex- 
 cellently. 
 
 'M.ίγo'.λo'π^τ'sξvyaί, ου ο aa.) h, having great 
 ■wings. From μίγαζ and τ-τ-ξυ^. 
 
 ^Ιίγκλορρ'^μων, ονοζ, ο -λοα 'α, using great 
 tvords ; speaking in a boastful manner. From 
 μϋιγας and ρίω, to speak. 
 
 'ΆIiγeiλ9pp^/ιμMVS0J, ω, f. '^σω, p. τικ,κ, to 
 speak great words ; to boast. 
 
 ^^γοίλΰ(ϊοι,ξΗ.οζ, ου, ο κ,α) γι, corpulent ; 
 fleshy. From yAyoci and σύξζ. 
 
 "ΆΙεγάλου?, ace. ]iL m. g. of' μίγα,;, great. 
 
 'ΆΙΐγαλόφξόνως, adv boldly ; bravely ; with 
 fortitude ; magnanimously ; and 
 
 '^Ιίγαλΰφξοσΰν:η, '/,ξ, ί, greatness of mind ; 
 magnanimity. 
 
 Ι^ΙίγίΔΧόφξων, όνος, ο κκ) τι, magnanimous ; 
 having a great and elevated mind. From 
 μίγκί and φξ'/ΐν, the mind. 
 
 ^1ΐγΰίλο\Ρυχ;ία, a;, h, elevation of mind, 
 highmindedness 5 magnanimity ; munificence. 
 From 
 
 ^Ιίγαλό•φνχ;ΰζ, ου, ό χά) νι, magnanimous. 
 Fro))i μ'ί'γα.ς and -^υχ^'/ι, the soul. 
 
 ^Ιίγαλϋνω, imperf. ίμεγύλυνον, ίξ, ε, f. μί- 
 γκλννω, to publish, declare; to praise, to mag- 
 nify by words ; to make great or powerful ; 
 1. a. ίμίγάΧυνΛ, p. μΛμίγύλυγκ.οί• ]). pas. μι- 
 μίγάλυμμ.(χ,ι, 1. a. pas. Ιμίγαλύνβ^ιν, and ini- 
 perat. μίγαλνν&'/ίη, l.J'.j)as. μίγαλννό'Α^ομοίΐ. 
 Th. μ'ί'γα.ί. 
 
 Μίγοίλωζ, greatly, exceedingly ; magnifi- 
 cently. 
 
 Μί^ίίλϋί/ο-Γ/, Ion. for μίγο(>ωί, the same. 
 
 'ΆΙίγαλωσ-νν'Α, '/]ς, h, majesty, magnificence, 
 greatness, grandeur. From the sayne. 
 
 Μεγανούξ, οξος, ο, making men great ; fierce, 
 bold, magnanimous ; haughty, arrogant. From 
 μίγκί and iv/ip, a man. 
 
 Μεγα,ξα, ων, τ«, a city i>f Greece, Megara. 
 
 "M-iyuQiaaiv, βτ ^Ιεγάξοισ-ιν, dat. ])l. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Μί^/ά^ει/ί, /;/. Ί^ΐίγιχξίΐς, inhabitants of Me- 
 
 MiyctQtKos, h, ov, belonging to Megara, Me- 
 garensian ] 
 
 Μίγαξίί, ί'^ΰί, h, the territory of Megara.] 
 
 ^liyaociffiv, dat pi. of 
 
 ^Γίγα,Λον, ου, το, a palace ; a great house ; a 
 temple ; any house, mansion, or dwelling-place.. 
 From μΛyΰ^ίςω, as f envied ; or f rum μsyάe, 
 great. 
 
 METAS, /i/AyciX'/i, yAyce,, great, huge, vast; 
 grand, high, lofty ; vehement, violent, cruel, or 
 
 From 
 
 μ%- 
 
 terrible ; powerful, aged ; gen. μιγάλαν, μεγά- 
 λη;- μεyάλoυ^ ace. μίγαν, μεyάλ'/|v, μ'iyot.' in 
 coiupar. μείζων, and μάσσων in superl. μΑγι- 
 στος, somewhat in years, Odyss. ii, S\'.\ •, μ'ε- 
 ya.? 9Γνεων, breathing violently, Eurip. Rhesus^ 
 3-22. 
 
 Ίslεyot,σhv'/ις, io;, κα) h, having great 
 strength or force ; very powerful. 
 ycii and troUo;, το, strengtli, power. 
 
 ^ΙιγΆφξον'εω, or μεγοίλοφ^ονεω, to have an 
 elevated mind ; to have a great opinion of 
 one's self ; to be proud. From μεyoc,i and 
 φξ'/]ν, tlie mind. 
 
 Ί^Ι'εγεύοί, ίος, ους, το. greatness of size ; 
 talhiess ; magnanimity ; vehemence, majesty, 
 dignity. Th. μiyκζ. 
 
 ^liyiox, ας, vi, jE.)l. for Ι^ΐζγάζκ, the 
 daughter f Creon, Megara. 
 
 ^Iεy'/,ξa•roς^ ου, β κοίί h amiable or lovelv, in 
 the highest degree, Hes. Tkeog. 240. From. 
 μίya. and Ιξάω, to love. Some read μiyr,ptro$, 
 
 lslεy7ις, a proper name, Meges. 
 
 IShyiffToivis, ων, o\, the great men of a 
 place, peers, nobles, Mark x\, 21 ; dat. pi. 
 μεyiττaσt. From μέγιστος. 
 
 Ί^ιΙεγιστΌ^Γολις, εως, ό κ,οί) ■/], one who renders 
 cities most rich or flourishing. 
 
 Μί7;3•τβί• >!, rtv, most great, S,'C. S7i]>erl of 
 μέγας, which see ; κο:1 το μεγια-ταν, and what 
 is most important. 
 
 ^Ιε^εουσΆ, jmrt. pres. f g. of μεΐ'εω. From 
 μ'ε1>ν, to govern, to command. 
 
 '^Ιε^εσύω, 3. sing. pres. imperat. jxis. of 
 μ'ί^ω, to govern, command. 
 
 Mi^sw, to rule, reign over, take care of. 
 From με^ω. 
 
 Ί^ΐε'^'/ί/τομοίΐ, 1. y. m. of the Same. 
 
 ΜΕΆΙΜΝ02, ου, ο, a measure containing 
 forty eight choenices, and eqtitd to about five 
 pecks ; Herodotus uses it in the f. g. 1, 192.] 
 
 '^Ιί^οίιχτο, Ion. for 
 
 Μί3β;ντο, :'>. pi. pres. opt. m. of μ'ε^ω, to 
 provide ior, govern. 
 
 ^ΙβοιοΌ,, ας. Dor. for ΛιΙΰουσα, τις, '/j. 
 
 '^Ιί^ημαι, the same with μεόεω ] 
 
 Mi^evTij, princes ; rulers ; goA'^ernors ; pre- 
 fects ; part. pi. pres. act. of μ'ε^ω, to rule. 
 
 Mi^syca, niy hi a proper name, Medusa. 
 Frum the same Th. 
 
 ΜΕ'ΔίΙ, to reign over ; to rule, govern, 
 have the care of; μενεω, the same. 
 
 Μεζεα, ων, τα, the genitals of beasts, Hes. 
 Op. 10. From μ'εσον, because in the middle 
 (f the body. 
 
 ~^1εζόνως, more at large ; to a greater degree. 
 From 
 
 Μ'εζων, Ion. for μείζων, greater, ivhich see. 
 
 Ms^', xvhen an aspirate folk-ivs, is used in•- 
 stead of μετά• but when a smooth breathing 
 ^follows, μετ is used. 
 
 Μεύαίξ'εω, ω, to receive, accept, take. From 
 μετά and αιρεω. 
 
 Μζίαξμόξω, or μεβοι,ξμΌττω, f σω, to change, 
 exchange, substitute j to adapt; tp transfer 5 
 
ME© 
 
 S49 
 
 ΜΕΘ 
 
 to accommodate ; to connect, amend. From μί. 
 τώ cud α,ξμοΖ,Μ, or •<ττω, to fit. Th . αξω, to fit. 
 
 ^ifi'/i^civ, Lm.for/AsdfiKiv, 3. sing. 1. a. of 
 μίβί'/ίμ,ι, to dismiss. 
 
 'M'JiTXi, S. sing. 2. a. act. of μί^αίξίω. 
 
 'M.iufty.ivos•, part. pcrf. pas. of μί^ίτιαι, l^erf. 
 pas. μίύιΐμαι. Th. 'ί',ιμι, or ϊω, to send. 
 
 Mihivxi, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Met'sij, pa7't. 2. a. act. of μίβί'/ιμι, to dis- 
 miss. 
 
 Mii'sr-s, by Sync, for μί^ί'/ιη, 2. pi. 2. a. 
 opt. act. irf the same. 
 
 '^ίίύύω, Ion. or Poec. for μζύω, 2. a. subj. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 ^IshXsTv, 2. a. inf act. of μ%6αιφ.ύ}. From 
 μιτΰ, and α,Ιξίίο, to take ; 2. a. ίΓλβν. 
 
 Μίόίμίν, 1. a. inf. act. Ion. for μί^Τναι, 
 Z).}r. μίύίμίνα», of μίύΊπμι. 
 
 Μί^έξβ,^α/, \.f. m. of μ,ίτίρ^ω, f. μίβ'ί^ω., to 
 partalv'e ; to be a partaker. Th ίχ,ω, to have. 
 
 ΜίάίΤί, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. for μίύίΐ'τη. 
 From 
 
 Μ.ίβί•τω, to cause to follow ; to follow the 
 steps or tracks ; to follow, to search ; to imitate. 
 From μίτα and ί-ττω, or Ί'ττομα.ι-, to follow. 
 
 ^Ι-ίύίξμνίνιΰω, f. ιΰσω, p. μ^l•Λgμ'h^'iy..a,, to 
 interpret, to translate. From μιτά, and \ξμ'/ι- 
 νζύω. 
 
 Mihs, and in 2. pi. μί^τι, 2. a. imperat. 
 act. of μζθΙγ:μ(. 
 
 McharTa,vcci, by Sync, for μί^α-τχχίνοίΐ, 2)erf. 
 inf. act. of μίβ'κττ'/ιμι. 
 
 M.zdmT'/iKot,, perf ind. act. and 
 
 'MiC'/itTT'/iKcui, by Crasis μίά/ιστα;, part. perf. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 Μίβ'/ι, '/ι;, '/ι, drunkenness ; heat pxoited by 
 drinking, revelry. Th. μίύυ, τβ wine. 
 
 Μί^ί»α, 1. a. ind. act. of μ^§^/,μ^^f. μίδγ,σω, 
 to dismiss. 
 
 M:^;5^.;^iri/oi, 55, ov, daily, every day. From 
 μζτί^ and '/ιμίξχ, a day. 
 
 ^Ιίάιιμοα-νν'/], νΐζ, τι, remissness, negligence, 
 carelessness. From 
 
 Ί^ΐζύήμων, ovoc, ο κοά h, careless, negligent. 
 Fronv μίθίτιμι. 
 
 M-i^'/iPivav, gen. pi. Dor. for μ^β'/ΐξίνων, of 
 μ^$'ήζιvoζ,fQr μίύτιμίοινόξ. 
 
 Μ-ίβγιί, 2. sing. i. a. subj. act. μί&ν\σω, ΐΐζ, 
 u, \.f. ind. act. f μιύιημι. 
 
 Μ,ίβ^ίμίν, Ion. for μ,ι^'/ισίΐν, ^• f inf. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Mi^ki, for μιύΐ'/ι, 3. sing, imperf. fas if 
 from μι§ίΊω) of μζβίτιμι. 
 
 ^Ιίύίίμίναι, Dor. for. μίδάνΆΐ, jyres. irf. act. 
 (f the same verb. 
 
 Mj^/sv, Bosot by Sync, for μί6Ίη<ταν, 3. j^l, 
 imperf μίθιγιν from 
 
 Ms^r/?jC4/, _/. μίύ'/ΐ(τω, to let go, release, dis- 
 miss ; to neglect, omit ; to lay aside ; to pardon ; 
 to permit. From μίτα, and Ί'/ιμι, or %ω, to 
 send ; p. ilzet, 2. a. ^v. 
 
 Ι^ιύίστα,νω, f μίταστήσω., p. μίύίστ'/ικα., to 
 remove ; to convey from one place to another ; 
 |o triiftsfer 5 1, a, (λ,ίτ'κττησΛ' J. a. pas. μζ• 
 
 fitrrciOYiv, jjj, jj, \. a. subj. pas. μζτχ(Τ7α.θΰ, 
 From Ιστάνω, the same as Ίιττ'/ιμ.ι, to stand. 
 
 ^1ίβ'κττ•/ίμι, f. μζτΆίΤτνιο-ω, p. μίύ'ίστΆχα., to 
 substitute or establish one thing instead of 
 another ; to change, transfer ; to pass over to 
 or join the opposite party, Thucyd. i, 130 ; to 
 remove, expel, banish ; to establish in another 
 place ; also to separate ; to revoke ; μίύ'κττ&μαί, 
 to be changed ; to degenerate ; to migrate j to 
 depart ; to die ; to give up, to surrender ; to 
 be among ; to be conversant with ; '/j μιτί- 
 ffT'/i; uv, or would you abandon it (the 
 opinion), Herod, vii, 47 ; Is το -τξνφ^ξωτίξον 
 μιΛστησα-ν, they changed or passed over to a 
 more refined life, Thucyd. i, 6 ; μ-ταιττηνΆί 
 iU S-ioh;, to be translated or removed to the 
 gods ; μίτεσ-τ?)ν, I went away ; 1. o. μίτΙσ•τ'Ί- 
 (Tce,, 2. a. μΐτίστ'/ιν, 1. a. ind. pas. μίπστά,βην. 
 From μιτα. and Ίττημ^., to stand. 
 
 MsiO^s/a, «i, 'Λ, circum\Tntion ; fraudulent 
 tricks or stratagems ; deceit ; an ambuscade. 
 FroΊn 
 
 '^Ιίθηοίΰω, f. ιΰσω, p. μι6ω1)ΐυ•Λα,, to plot 
 against, circumvent ; pursue ; to treat method- 
 ically. Hence μ^ύο^ίύοιντο, 3. pi. pres. opt. 
 pas. denv. from 
 
 Μέέ'β^ο;, ου, 'h, a method, a way ; an abridg- 
 ment ; a regular plan of instructing or learn- 
 ing ; the course observed in treating upon any 
 subject ; a discourse written on any subject ; 
 also cunning, fraud, deceit. From μιτοί and 
 o^os, ov, 'h, a way. 
 
 'Μ.ίύομΙλιην, ουν, imperf act. Ion. of 
 
 Ί^ΐίύομϊλίω, f 'Λ<τω, to be conversant or ha\'e 
 intercourse with, to associate with. From, 
 μίτα, and ομιλοξ, a crowd or multitude. 
 
 Μίδόξίοί, ου, ό xcii h, serving as a common 
 boundary of two or more things ; contiguous ; 
 serving to limit ; μίβόξίον, ου, το, a common 
 boundary ; a frontier ; confine ; 2)1. μίύόζίοί, ων, 
 τα, confines, boundaries, frontiers. From μί- 
 τα. and οξο;, a limit or bound. 
 
 Μίβοξμίζΰα, f iffM, to remove from one har- 
 bour to another ff shij)sj ; μίύοομίσασία,ι, to 
 shelter me from this calamity, or literally, to 
 carry me into a safe harbour, Eurip. Med. 
 258'.] 
 
 ΜΕ'ΘΤ, TO, wine. Hence μιύ'/ι, '/}$, ί, 
 drunkenness ; μιθύω, to be drunk ; μίίύσκω^ 
 to intoxicate ; 0/50 to imbue ; to drench. 
 
 ^liuvhoTOii, a, Dor. for μίάυ'^οτ'/ΐί, ου, ό, 
 giver of wine, an epithet of Bacchus. From 
 μίύυ, TO, and "^ί^ωμι, to give. 
 
 Mi^LiovTec, acc. sing. j)art. pres. and 
 
 Μίάύουσ-ί, 3. pi. pres. ind. or dat. 2)1. 2^0•τΐ. 
 l)res. of μίύύω. Th. μίβυ, wine. 
 
 M'Jua-hU> ])art. \. a. pas. of 
 
 Myijffti, ίωί, 'h, a making drunk ; intoxica- 
 tion. 
 
 '^Ιίύόσχ,ω, or μίθΰω, f ΰυω, to intoxicate, 
 make drunk ; 1 . a. \μΊ6υ(Τα., pres. pas. μζίΰσκο- 
 μάι, to be intoxicated ; I . o. pas. ly^i^verhvy 
 i. a. subj. pas. μι6υ(τ6ω, m, γ, 1. f.^^as. μίύυ^ 
 (τβήνομοίΐ, Th. μ'ίϋν, το, wine. 
 
MJEl 
 
 350 
 
 μϊ:λ 
 
 'M.yua'us, ου, ο κ,α) τι, drunk, intoxicated. 
 The Athenians said h μί^νιτοζ, ovh μ^βύσ'/ι• The 
 barbarous Greeks, speaking of a man, used 
 μζβύσίζ. Vide Grcsv. not. m Luc. Solcec. c. 
 xvii. 
 
 Μίόΰω, to be drunk or intoxicated. From 
 μ'ίθυ. 
 
 ΜΕΙΔΑ'Ω,, or μίΐΥίω, to smile, to laugh 
 gently or softly ; vo-m, 1. a. Ιμύ^/ια-α,, ρ, μι- 
 μ%Ί%'ηκα.. Hence μα^ιάω, or μίΐ^ιόω, Poet, the 
 saiue. 
 
 Ms/^w^a, aros, ro, and in pi. μΐί^ήμα-τα;,, 
 laughter, smiling. Th. μιι^άω. 
 
 M.ii}'/itra, as, i, and in 3. pi. μ,ί'ι^νισα,^, 1. a. 
 ind. act. Ion. mid • 
 
 Μί/δίίίταί, in J", g. μα^'/ίσ'χα-α, pari. 1. a, act. 
 of μίΐ^ά,ω, to bmile, 
 
 Ms^^/aiw, Λ», y. atrcsj, or μίΐ'^ιόω, Poet, of the 
 same. 
 
 Μ,ίϊζον, η. g. cf μύζων, greater ; sometimes 
 used adverbially for more, very, very much.] 
 
 'Μ.αζότίΑο;, ίξχ, ίξον, the same as μείζων, 
 3. Έρ. Joh, 4. 
 
 Μ-ίίζω, nom. or ace. pi. n. g. μίίζανα, μίΐ- 
 ζοα, μείξω' also used adverbially for very, 
 more, c^c. as μύζω κα,κα, more heavy evils or 
 misfortunes, Lys. in Eratoslh.~\ 
 
 'Μ.ί'ίζων, ovo;, ο y.ou ri, and το μείζον, greater, 
 COmpnrnl. of μίγκζ, great; superl μ'εγισ-τος. 
 Μί/λαν/ίον, ωνοζ, ο, a proper -name. 
 'Μίίλιγμχ, α,το;, το, a consolation, solace ; 
 an atonement. Th. μειΧΊσσω, to blandish with 
 words ; to flatter ; to please. 
 
 Ήίεΐχίνοζ, VI, ov, ashen, made of ash. Poet. 
 Jor μίλίνσς, Iliad ; fmm μελία, an ash tree. 
 Also sweet, soothing, (from μίλι, honey) Eu• 
 rip. Iphii^, Aul. 234 ; ivhen used in this last 
 sense, some place the accent on the last syllable 
 ίο distinguish it from the former. '\ 
 
 '^Ιίΐλκτο'ίμεν, pres. inf. Ion. for μειλίσ-ίτειν' 
 and 
 
 Μειλίτα-εο, pres. imperat. jms. Ion. for 
 μιιΧ'κτσου. 
 
 ΜΕΙΛΓ22Ω, /. Ιω, to soften, flatter, con- 
 ciliate, blandish, mollify ; appease, pacify by 
 words, actions, or off't'rings, Apol. liJiod. iii, 
 1035 ; as if from μ'ελι, honey. 
 'Μ.ειΧιχ^'ίοκτιν, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 ΉΙαλίχΙίΟζ, ου, ο κά) ή, the same as μειλίχιος, 
 ου, ο KCU h, bland, mild, sweet, mellifluous, 
 agreeable, flattering, polite. From the pre- 
 ceding . 
 
 ΜεΊνα,ι, 1 . a. inf. act. and 
 Με<νί6ί, civroi, in pi. μείναντε;, part. 1. a. 
 act. of μΛνω, f. μένω, p. μεμίν/ικ,Ά, I. a. έμεινα. 
 'Μ.είνατε, 2. ])l. 1. a. imperat. act. and 
 'Μεινάτω, 3. sing. 1 . a. imperat. act. of 
 μεvω,f. νω, to remain ; \. a. 'έμεινα,. 
 
 Miivjji, '/), 2. and 3. sing. V. a. suhj. act. <f 
 the same verb. 
 
 Μ-είονα, ace. of μείων, όνος, ο au) h, less, 
 smaller, and to μείον, comparat. irregular of 
 μίΚζΟζ, little. 
 
 ΜίίονίΆτίω, ω, f. ή'τω, to have a smaller 
 
 share, to be of an inferior condition, to labotii' 
 under a disadvantage ; as if from μείων and 
 %χω, to have. 
 
 Μειονε^ίοί, Ιας, h, inferiority ; a smaller 
 share ; contempt, injury. 
 
 Μ.είου;, for μείονες, or μείονα,ς, pi, of μείων, 
 smaller. 
 
 ^Ιειουσ-^οίΐ, inf. pas. of 
 
 "Με/οω, ω, f ωσω, p. κ,α, to diminish, make 
 less ; J^erf. pas. μεμείωμαι. Th. μείων. 
 
 Ήίείξάκ,ίον, ου, το, a youth ; a little youth ; a 
 boy, a little boy. From 
 
 ^^ΙείξΆκία-ΛΟξ, ου, ο, a youth, a lad, a boy ; 
 used also for a servant, Lucians Dialog. ] 
 
 MEI'PAS, οι,κ,ος, kou h, a boy or girl ; 
 obsol. in the masc. gen. unless when speaking 
 contemptuously of an effeminate person. 
 
 'Μ.είξεο, pres. ijnperat. mid. Ion. for μείξου, 
 (f μείξω. 
 
 Μείξεται, 3. sing. pres. mid. of μείξω, to 
 divide. Also 
 
 Μείξετοίί, by Aphcer. for ίμείξίτοίΐ, 3. sing, 
 pres. mid. of ί μείξω, to desire. 
 
 ΉΙείξομοι,ι (from μείξω), to receive for one's 
 share, to possess ; p. pas. ε'ΐμαξτοι,ι, and plu- 
 perf ε'ίμαξτο, it has been fated or ordained by 
 fate.] 
 
 ^Ιείξόμενοίΐ, pi. num. f g. part. pres. pas. of 
 MEI PH, to divide, apportion, allot ; μείξο- 
 μαι, to obtain ; in imper. to receive, as an 
 allotted portion ; perf. pas. μίμοίξμοίΐ, and Att, 
 ε'Ιμαξμα,ι, perf. mid. 'εμμοξΛ. 
 
 Μεί;, μεινοί, ο, a month ; ^ol. for μην, the 
 sa7ne. 
 
 ΜΕΓΩΝ, ονοζ, ο κ,α.) h, less, smaller, com- 
 parat. irregidar of μέκξοξ, small, little. Hence 
 the Engl, word mean. 
 
 Μείωιης, εωζ, h, a lessening, diminution, de- 
 crease, in Aristotle^s Philosophy, the converse of 
 civ^'/i(Tii, or the gradual diminution of such sub- 
 stances as tend towards their φθοξο, or destruc- 
 tion, Class. Journ. vol. xvi, p. 11. See Αϋ^α- 
 ffis, and Φθοξά.^ 
 
 Μελάγγοιιο;, μελάγγειος, and μελχγγεωζ, 
 ο κού 91, having a black soil ; fertile. From, μί- 
 λα;, black, and youoi,, or yn, earth. 
 ^lίλΛyχ^a,ίτ'/ιv, acc. sing, of 
 ΉΙεΧοογχούτνίζ, ου, ο κ,α.) h, having black 
 hair ; having a black mane or a black summit. 
 From μίλοίζ, μίλοίΐνοί, black, and χ^αίτ'/ι, a 
 mane, hair. 
 
 M.ελayχ^oλάω, ω, f ήσω, to be melancholy, 
 to be mad ; to be indignant at.] 
 
 ^ίλΰ(,yχoXioι,, a;, h, melancholy ; madness ; 
 insanity occasioned, as supposed, by a supera- 
 bundance of black bile. From μίλα;, black, 
 and χ,ολ'/ι, bile. 
 
 ylελάyχ^ξoos, ους, -οου, ου, ο aou h, having a 
 black colour; having a black skin or body. 
 From μελΆζ and χξ'οοί, colour. 
 
 ΜΕ'ΛΑΘΡΟΝ, ου, το, a house, a palace; 
 the middle or principal beam of the roof or 
 ceiling. 
 
 Μίλαινκ, '/ΐζ, Υΐ, gen. pi. JEol. μίΧαινάων- 
 
ΜΕΛ 
 
 551 
 
 ΜΕΛ 
 
 UaL pi. (Λίλαίν^οΊ, Ion. in m. g. μίλα?, which 
 see. 
 
 Μίλαίνίτο, S. sing, imperf. mid. Ion. of 
 
 MsXa/v»,y. ΰίνω, to make black, to blacken ; 
 μ,ίλΆίνομβίί, to grow black. Th. fAiXas, black. 
 
 MsXa^Tflj, o^os, 0, Pott, for M.iXtiy,;rotii, 
 •hos, 0, a proper name, Melanipus. 
 
 WzXa[ji,<pa,hi, iog, S xa.) h, brilliant black, 
 dark -coloured, dark, black, Diod. Sic.'] 
 
 Μίλχμφ&νϊίί, SOS, >cu.] 'h, having a dark and 
 horrid aspect ; qu. if not for μζλαμφοίής. 
 
 ΊΑίλύμφυλλοζ, oVf κ,α,) h black-leaved. 
 From μ,ίλα,ς and φύλλον, a leaf. 
 
 Μίλαχ, TO, n. g. of μίλιχζ, black ; also ink, 
 blacking. 
 
 Μ,ίλχν^ίτον, ου, το, inclosed in a black sheath; 
 having a black handle ; smeared with gore. 
 From μίλΰΐξ, and Via, to bind. 
 
 'Μ.ίλάνύη/τίχ,ν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. Ion. of 
 μ,ίλαίνω, to blacken. 
 
 Ίήίλάν^ιον, ου, το, a black poppy ; also 
 Roman coriander, pepper-wort. Fi^om μίλα,ς 
 mnd κνθος, a flower. 
 
 Μ?λανΟΓ57ί, -ήτος, η, blackness ; black colour. 
 
 Μελανο;^^^}??, ίοζ, ο κα) ίι, and 
 
 ^ίλ&νόχ^ζοβ;, contract, μελανόρ^^ξον;, ου, 
 • xott h, and 
 
 Μ.ίλανό;ζ^ως, ωτοζ, or μίλα^οχξΜζ, ωτοξ, 
 Q KOU 7i, having a black body ; dark-complex- 
 ioned, swarthy, black. From μίλα;, aiid 
 Χζωζ, 0, the body. Th. χξόα,, cjlour. 
 
 ΊΑίλά,νόω, ω, to blacken ; to make dark. 
 From μίλοίζ. 
 
 'Μ.ίλανηιρζ^νΐί , ίο?, ό xeet ri, having black 
 walls ; an epithet of Pluto's palace. From 
 μίλα; and τίΊχ^οζ, το, a wall. 
 
 'Μ.ελάνυ'^ξος, ου, ο κα) h, deep ; an epithet of 
 a river or fountain ,• having black waters. 
 From μίλας and υ^ωξ, το, water. 
 
 ΜΕ'ΛΑ2, ανος, ο, black, dark ; metaphor- 
 ically, v/icked, bad ; cruel ; cunning j in f. g. 
 μίλαινχ, η. g. μίλχν. 
 
 MsA^e^ivoj, part. 2)res. pas. of 
 
 ΜΕ'ΛΔίΙ, to liquefy ; to soften by water ; 
 to boil ; to cook. Hence En<i,l. το melt. 
 
 ΜΕΛΕΑΓΡΓΔΕ2, Guinea hens or fowls. 
 
 'Μ.ιλίο.γξΰζ, ου, ο, a proper name, Meleager. 
 
 MsXsai, a, 0, a jJroper name, Meleas, Luke 
 iii, 31. 
 
 ΜΕΛΕΔΑΓΝΩ, u;, ει, to have the care 
 of ; to take care of ; to be employed or anxious 
 about ; to desire. Hence 
 
 Μ.ελίΙ'//μχ, α,τοί, το, care, anxiety, solici- 
 tude. 
 
 Μ,ελε^Μν, όνοζ, ο, Ά guardian ; a king ; a 
 a governor •, also solicitude ; care ; arid 
 
 IS/IiXi^Mvyi, ν,ζ, '/I, care ; anxious thought, 
 meditation, soHcitude. 
 
 Μ.ελλίίσ•α•ίν, and μίλεσοΊν, dat. pi. Ion. and 
 Poet, of μεΧοζ. εος, το, a limb or member. . 
 
 ΜΕ'ΛΕΘΡΟΝ, ου, τΐ, a fetter ; a chain ; 
 a rope ; or any tiang by which the limbs may 
 be secured or bound. Front μίΧοζ. 
 
 ME'AEI, (im^ierson.) f μεΧή<ηι, used with 
 
 the dative of the person and other cases of tlie 
 thing ; it concerns ; it is the care of ; it belongs 
 to ; it is the duty of ; imperf. ϊμεΧε, Ait. τιμζΧΐ, 
 pres. imperat. μιΧ'ετω, perf. act. μεμίΧηχί, perf. 
 m. μίμ'/ιΧε. It is used (1 .) with the nominative^ 
 as oiiTiv τούτων VaXXluvi εμεΧεν, none of these 
 things was matter of concern to Gallio, or he 
 cared for none of these things, Acts xviii, 17 ; 
 so in Iliad v, 490 ; (2.) with the genitive, as μη 
 των βόων μ'εΧει ται Β-εΰ, does God take care for 
 oxen, 1 Cor. ix, 9 ; (3.) with -τεξί and a gen- 
 itive, as ol μεΧει σοι -Tti^i ουίενος, thou carest 
 for no man, Mark xii, 14 ; WahVs Leocic. N. 
 Test.] 
 
 ΜεΧεί-ζω, See ΜεΧίζω] 
 
 ΜεΧεΊ'α-τι, by piecemeal ; through or by all 
 the parts, portions or members, limb by limb. 
 From μ'ίΧοζ, a member. 
 
 ΜΕΆΕ02, εοί, εον, foolish, vain ; ineffi- 
 cient, unsuccessful, unfortunate ; μεΧεον, ad- 
 verbially, in vain, ineffectually, Iliad xvi^ 
 336.] 
 
 Μίλετα/, the same as μεΧίΐ, from μίΧομαι. 
 Th. μ'εΧει, it concerns. 
 
 ΉΙεΧετα,ς, 2. sing, jires. ind. of 
 
 ΊΑεΧετάω, to have the care of; to employ 
 one's self about ; to meditate upon ; to practise 
 declamation ; to premeditate ; to prepare one's 
 self by practice ; pres. imperat. μεΧίταε, a.• 
 p. μεμεΧετ'ήκ,α, 1 . a. εμεΧίτγοτα. From 
 
 ΜεΧετ'/ι, '/IS, 'h, care ; meditation ; premed- 
 itation ; study ; practice ; diligence ; declama- 
 tion. From, μ'εΧει. 
 
 ΉίεΧ'ετΥίμα., utos, to, practice ; meditation; 
 any thing produced or wrought by care and 
 painstaking. From μεΧετάω. 
 
 ΉίεΧετΥίξίον, ου, το, a place of study" or 
 practice, for oratory, ^c. Plut. Vit, Be- 
 ■mosih. 7. J 
 
 'M.^Xετnτικ,os, h, ov, belonging to or suitable 
 to practice or meditation, given to study, prac- 
 tice, or meditation ; also relating to declamation. 
 
 ΉίίΧ'ετω, 3. sing. pres. imperat. of μεΧει, it 
 concerns. 
 
 ΜίΧετωσαι, nom. pi. fem, part. pres. of 
 μεΧετοί,Μ' which see. 
 
 ΜεΧημα,, utos, to, care, anxiety ; the object 
 of one's solicitude ; a darling or favourite. Th. 
 μεΧει. 
 
 ΜεΧ'^ίτει, l.f. imperf. of μ'εΧει. 
 
 ΜεΧ'^ΰ-ετΆΐ, l.f m. μεΧνισουνι, ^. pi. l.f. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 Ί^ΙεΧ'/ισ•Ίμζ,ζοτο5, ου, ο κα) h, an object of care, 
 solicitude, or interest to mortals. From f. 
 μεΧήσει, of μ'εΧει, and p>goTosy a mortal, a man. 
 
 Ήί'εΧ'^τΆΐ, Poet, for μ'εΧει, or 3. subj. mid. 
 of μεΧομοίΐ. 
 
 ME'AI {μ,εΧϊ), 'iTos, το, honey, the saecha- 
 rum or sugar of the ajicienis, Strabo. 
 
 ΜΕΛΓΑ [μεΧία], as, h, an ash tree; a 
 spear made of ash. Hence ΜεΧίαι, nymphs 
 transformed into ash trees. 
 
 'M.εXιeί}hs, 'εο5, β και '/ι. Dor. for μεΧι/ι^^ί, 
 sweet as honey. 
 
ΜΕΛ 
 
 552 
 
 ΜΕΛ 
 
 Aiikioiv, Dor. for μίΧιων, gen. pi. of μιλΙα,, 
 «ί, ί, an ash tree, 
 
 'Μ.ίλ'ΐγάξΐ>ζ, υοζ, ο \,oc.) vt, Pnet. and Dor. 
 having a voice as sweet as hone}', meUifluous. 
 From μίλι and γ^ξν?, υος, h, the voice, 
 Dor. Ύο,ρυς. Hence μ,ιΧίΐγάζυίζ ύμνοι, sweetly 
 sounding hN'mns. 
 
 MsX/y^oyref, oy, ο κ,αι h, haAnng a sweet 
 sound ; producing sweet sounds. From μίλι, 
 honeV} aiid "^οΰτοί, a sound. 
 
 'Μ.ίλϊγ'/ιρυ;, vo;, ο κοά '/ι. See ^ελίγαίξνξ. 
 
 Μ£λ/δ&»ν, όνο;, ό> Poet, for μζλίοων, which 
 see. 
 
 Μίλίζψίν, Ion. and Dor. for μίλίζαν, pres. 
 inf. of ^ ^ 
 
 "Άίελίζω, f 'κτω, p. μιμ,ίΧικ,α., to sing; to 
 play on an instrument ; to modulate ; also to 
 cut in pieces, dismember. Th. μϊΧοζ, το. 
 
 Μιλί'/ι'^ίΆ, ace. sing, and 
 
 IS/liXr/iyu, dat. sing, of 
 
 Μίλί'δίίί, £0?, Η,α) '/!■, sweet like honey; 
 sweet as honey. From μίλ», honey, and vt^hs, 
 sweet. 
 
 Μ.ίλικ,ίζτπί, ου, a j)'^oper name, Melicer- 
 tes.] 
 
 Ίήίλίχνίξον, ου, το, a honeycomb ; a kind of 
 encysted tumour, a species of vine. From 
 μίλι, honey, and κηξοζί wax. 
 
 'Μ.ίλ^κομ'ττοζ, ου, ο και h, having a very 
 sweet voice ; or^ who boasts of having a very 
 sweet voice. From μίλι, <ro, and κΌμ'ττοζ, 
 noise, crackling, boasting. 
 
 Μίλί'κοί, ου, composer of songs ; an epithet 
 cf Poets, especially the Lyric poets. Th. 
 μίλος, TO, a song. 
 
 ΉίίλΙ κράτος, ου, ο και ί, and 
 
 ^ιλΊκ,ζΥί'τοζ, ου, α λά) h. Ion. mixed with 
 honey •, ro μίλίχξπτον ( υόωξ or γάλχ being un- 
 derstood), a mixture of honey and milk or honey 
 and water, Odys. xi, 27. From κ,ΐζάω and 
 μίλι. Schneid. Lexic.^ 
 
 'Μ.ίλικ,τκς, a, o, Dor. for 
 
 Μ-ίλικτ'/ιι, ου, ό, a sweei singer. Th. μίλος, 
 TO, a song. 
 
 MsX/i/>7, VIS, h, a grain hke millet. From 
 μίλι, honey. | 
 
 Άίελ'ιτνοος, and -ους, ου, ο κ,αι h, breathing 
 honey ; having a sweet breath. Fro?n μίλι 
 and τνίω, to breathe. 
 
 '^Ιίλ'ισΙίΐς, 2. sing. pres. ind. Dor. for μελί- 
 ζίΐς- μίλία-^ίο, 2. sing, imperf. Dor. and Ion. 
 for Ιμιλιζου• μίλ'κτ^ίται, for μίλίζίτοίΐ, from 
 μίλίζω, to sing. 
 
 Μ.ίλια•μοί, ατός, ro, a song ; a musical pipe 
 used by shepherds, Mosch. Epilaph. Bion. But 
 the better editions hav3 μίλιγμοι., which, in the 
 first passage f this Epit., signifies a pipe, and 
 in the second, the song or music] 
 
 ΜΕ'ΛΙΣ2Α ( μιλισσα), or μίλιττα., νς^ y>, 
 a bee ; gen. ]>l. μ,ιλισσάων, JEol. μΐλκτιταν. Dor. 
 for μίλισσων. From μίλι, honey, which it 
 makes. 
 
 ΜίλκτσίΙς, ίως, ό, one who keeps bees. 
 
 Μίλ'ισσιος, a, ov, made by bees. 
 
 Μίλΐίττηί, ου, ο. Poet, a singer ; a Lyric 
 poet. From μιλ'ιζω, to modulate, sing. 
 
 Μζλΐίτη, ης, h, the island of Malta ; also the 
 name of a woman ; abounding in honey ; mel- 
 lifluous. 
 
 Μελ'ίτΌεις, Όίσσοί., Όζν, mixed with honey ; 
 honied ; sweet ; serene ; tranquil. From μίλι» 
 
 Μίλ'ίτος, gen. sing, (f μίλι, το, honey. 
 
 Μ.ίλιτουξγί7ον, ου, το, a beehive ; a stand for 
 beehives. From ίξγον and μίλι, honey, 
 
 Μ,ίλιτουξγος., ου, ο axi h, a seller or maker of 
 honey. From the same. 
 
 ΜίλίΓτκ, '/ις, '/ι. See Μίλισσ•κ.'\ 
 
 'Μ.ίλ'ίτω^'/ις, ΐος, ό κ,αι τι, sweet as honey i 
 honied, made of honey. From μίλι. 
 
 ^Ιίλίτωμα, ατός, το, a cake or thing made 
 with honey. Th. μίλι. 
 
 Μίλίφβογγος, ου, ό και h, producing sweet 
 sounds ; speaking sweet words. From μίλι, 
 honey, and φθόγγος, a sound. Th. φβίγγα. 
 μαι, to speak. 
 
 Μίλίφξονα, ace. si7ig. of 
 
 Μ,ίλίφξων, όνος, ό και νι, delightful to the 
 mind or senses ; agreeable, sweet. From 
 μίλι, hone)', and φξγιν, the mind. 
 
 ~^Ιίλίχ;λωξος, ου, ό και h, yellow, like honey ; 
 also a lively brown ; brunette. From μίλι and 
 χ^λΜξός, a pale green. ~ / 
 
 Ί^ίελιχ^ξος, a, ov, very sweet, honied ; having 
 the colour of honey. From μίλι, and χξόα, 
 coif ur. 
 
 Μέλκα, milk. From άμίλγω, to milk. 
 
 Μίλλνιμα, ατός, το, delay, procrastination.] 
 
 'Μ.ϊλλ'ήο'α, ι. a. indie. Ion. for ίμίλλ' /icra, of 
 μ^λλίM,fυr which is used μίλλα. 
 
 Μίλλ'/ισ-ις, ίως, hi delay, procrastination j 
 slowness. 
 
 Μίλλ'/ισμος, ου, ο, delay, procrastination.] 
 
 Ί^ίίλλήίτω, l.f. act. of μίλλω. 
 
 'Μ.ίλλόγαμος, ου, ό και νι, about to marry or 
 be married ; shortly to marry or be married. 
 From μίλλω and γ&μίω, to take a wife. 
 
 Μέλλοντα, See Μίλλω. 
 
 ΜΕ'ΛΛίΙ, imperf Ιμιλλον, f. μιλλνισω, or 
 σομαι, to be about to do ; to be bound, in pro- 
 priety ;)r duty, to^o ; to attempt or prepare to 
 do ; to be able ; to inte. d or resolve to do ; 
 also to delay, postpone, loiter, linger ; to tem- 
 porize; a/so the simple future shall or will; 
 part. pres. μίλλων, ούσα, ov τα μίλλοντα, futu- 
 rity. After μίλλω, it is often necessary to supply 
 the preceding verb ; ων τους μίν άννίζνικΐ, τους Ti 
 ίμίλλησίν, Julian Orat. i, some οί wLom he 
 slew, and others he was about to slay ; σίαυτον 
 ίφόνιυσας, ϊμίλλνισας Bs κα) ημάς, you slew 
 yourself; you designed too (to slay J us also ; 
 Luc. Dial. Ajacis et Agamemn. where Qrce- 
 vius makes a vain attcjnpt at emendation. 
 IV he η followed by an iiifnitioe of another verb, 
 μίλλω is a kind of auxiliary verb denniing the 
 future, as μίλλζι γαζ....ζνιτίΐν το ταιοίον. for 
 he will seek the young child, Malt, ii, 14 ; 
 νίμίλλ; (Att. fur ϊμελλί) ya^ ocTroSvviiTKZiv, for 
 
 he was about to die, or at th§ point of death. 
 
MEM 
 
 553 
 
 MEM 
 
 John iv, 47 ; μλΧλα γχξ 'ίξ^ίνόοα, for lie will 
 come, Matt, xvi, 27 ; the participle μίλλων, 
 ούσα, ov, may often be rendered future, as lU ro 
 μίλλον, at a future time, Luke xiii, 9 ; afo 
 fl-5ji μίλλούσ•»ΐξ οξγΐίζ, from the future wrath or 
 the wrath to come, Matt, iii, 7 ; this verb is 
 also us^d in the sense o/'linger, delay, «5 v?y -) 
 μίλλίΐς, now why delavest thou, Acts xxii, 16. 
 mif'l's Lex. iV. Test.] 
 Μίλομαι, to have the care of ; to talie care 
 
 of. '£h. μίλα. 
 
 ΜίλόντΜν, Ait. for μίΧίτωσι&ν, 3. Jil. pres. 
 impcrat. of μίλα, it concerns. 
 
 MiXoToi'toif a,?, '/I, literally the making or 
 composition of the the music of the drama ; 
 the nmsic of a drama ; ive might say melopoeia, 
 as we say epopoeia, Aiistot. Foet. 6. Τ win- 
 ing' s NQtes.'\ 
 
 ΜΕ'Λ02, ίοζ, το, a member, limb, joint ; 
 a verse ; a poem ; a song. 
 
 Μίλβί/β"/, 3. pi. pres. bid. of μ.ί7^α. 
 
 Μ.ίλτΓ'/ιβξον, ου, Tfl, sport ; a laughing-stock ; 
 a play. From μίλ^ω. 
 
 Ήίελτομίν/], ijs, ^, the name of one of the 
 muses, Melpomene ; henceMiλ'7roμίVMv, Oor.for 
 ^ίλτομινων, gen. pi. From μίλ^ομοιι, tosing. 
 
 WikTavrt, dat. sing, part, pres. of μ'ίλ'ΡΠα, 
 to sing. But there is also 
 
 ΙΜίλτονη, Dor. for μιλτουίτι, they sing, 
 pres. ind. act. of 
 
 ΜΕ'ΛΠίΙ, f. -φω, p. φα, to sing ; to sing 
 praises ; to celebrate by singing or by hymns ; 
 μίλΐΌμΒίί, to sing praises, <^c, also to play on 
 an instrument ; to dance to songs or music ; 
 p. mid. μίμολτα• as if from μί?-ο; icrw, to 
 recite a song. 
 
 Μ.$λν^ξίον, ου, το, dimin. of μίλος, a song. 
 
 Μέλ;^ί, 0, a proper name, Melclii, indecl. 
 Heb. my king. 
 
 Ήίίλχ^ισίΤίκ, 0, a proper naine, Melchisedec ; 
 indecl. Heb. the king of righteousness, 
 
 M.iXuVsca, ω, f. ή^ω, to sing ; play on an 
 instrument ; to praise by singing hymns or 
 verses. From μιΧού^Όί. 
 
 ΜίλΛίδ/α, «ί, h, melody, harmony, musical 
 measure, modulation ; sweet singing. 
 
 ΜίλΛ/δβί, ου, ο KOI,] γι, a melodious singer ; a 
 composer of lyrics. From μίλος and tfhvi. 
 
 Μ.ίμαβο, perf. act. Ion. and by Sync, for 
 μίμηκα• so μιμα.μΛ'ί, for μι μτ, not μεν, 1. pi. 
 perf. act. and in 3. pi. μίμάοίσι^ of μάω, to 
 desire. 
 
 ΉΙζμάύ'ι^Ζΰί, perf. act. of μοι,νύά,νω, f. μοι,6ήιίΜ, 
 to learn ; 1. a. 'ίμα^ον. 
 
 Μ.ίμχκυ7οι, Dor. for μιμηχ,υΐα,, part. perf. 
 <mid.f. g. of μητίά,ομα,ι, to bleat, as a sheep or 
 goat. 
 
 Ήίίμάλωξ, Dor. for μίμγιλως, by Sync, for 
 μίμίλ^ιχίϋζ• SO μίμαλί, Dor, for μίμ^ιλί• 
 from μίλα, which see. 
 
 Μ.ίμοίμίν, 1 . 2)1- perf. act. by Sync, for μί- 
 μνίχα,μιν, of μχω, to desire. 
 
 Μ-ίμάν^μοι/, perf. pas. of μχνίομβίΐ, to be 
 mad ; f. m. νία-ομκι. Th, μούνομοίΐ, the same. 
 
 70 
 
 'Μψκ'Τοιεν, 3. pi. 2. a. opt. act. Poet, 
 by redupl. for μά'^οιίν, and this for μκξτοην, of 
 μάζττω, f. •φίο, 2. a. εμοίξ<τον, to take, seize. 
 
 Μ.ίμχξμ.ο(/, and Att. ίίμοίξμαι, perf. pas. of 
 μίίξΜ, to divide, allot. 
 
 Μ.ίμαζτβν, Ion. for "μχξττον, 1. a. act. and 
 
 ^ίίμοίξΤΜί, υΤβί, OS, p. mid. part, of μά,ς^τ6Jy 
 to take, seize. 
 
 Μ.ίματοίν, by Sync, and Ion. for ίμίμγ,κα- 
 truv, 3. pi, pluperf act, of μά», to desire. See 
 Ms^iiflsa. 
 
 Ί^ϊίμα,τον, by Sync, for μίμνιχατον, dual, 
 perf. act. μ'ίμγ,κα, of μ&•). 
 
 Ήίιμα,υΤ , for μίμοίυΊα, as, '/], and in m. g. 
 μίμοί,ως, ότο;, and ωτοί, part, perf. act. Ion• 
 for μίμιρίωξ, v7u, of μάω. See ^Ιίμ,αοί, 
 
 Ί^Ιίμχα;, ότοζ, contr. ωτο;, and in dual, 
 μίμαωτι. See the preceding word. 
 
 ^Ιίμζλίτο^, for μίμΑλνιτοίΐ, and 
 
 ^Ιίμζλζτο, for μιμίλ^το, by Sync, and Ple- 
 onasm of β, or from μ'ίμζλομα,ι, the same as 
 μΛΧομοίΐ, to have the care of. 
 
 Ι^ϋμζλωκοί, «j, ε, by Sync, and Euph, for 
 μεμ'οληκ,οο, I ca!oe, I ran, went, returned, passed 
 by, perf. act. of μολίω, or for μίμΌλωχα, of 
 μίλοΜ, the same as μίλω, to take care of. 
 
 Μίμζξά,νΰί., '/ti, ή, a Latin word ; parchment, 
 2 Tim. iv. 13 ; thin slcin under the bark of a 
 tree. 
 
 Μ,ίμζξκί, oohos, y>, a very sinall kind offsh ; 
 an an.'hovy. 
 
 Μίμίλίηκί, it concerned or belonged to ; 
 3. sing, perf act. of μίλΐΐ, as if of μιλίω, obsol. 
 
 ^ίμ'ίν'ήϋχ, perf. act. and 
 
 Ήίίμενγιιακτα,ν, 3. pi. pluperf. Ion. of μίνω^ 
 f μίνω, to remain ; 1 . a. %μανΆ. 
 
 'Μ.ίμεσ'τωμίνΰΐ, part. perf. pas. of μιστοω, to 
 fill. Th. μεστοί, full. 
 
 Ήίίμιτίμίνος, ου. Ion. for μί^ιμίνος, of μί- 
 τίίμχι. Ion. for μίύΐ'.μαι, of μζ&Ι^μι, to dismiss, 
 release, S(;c. 
 
 Μίμετξίο,ται, 3. pi. perf. pas. Ion, for 
 μζμίΤξ'/ινταί, of μίΤξίω, f 'Ασω, p. μίμίτξηχοί, 
 
 to measure ; to estimate. Th, μίτξον, a meas- 
 ure. 
 
 ^Ι'ίμηκοί, as, i, perf. m. of μνικάομαι, tO 
 beat ; part, perf. m, μ^μy|}tωs, and μiμuκύs. 
 
 Μίμηλί, or μίμγιλιν, perf. act. by Sync, for 
 μίμ'ίλ'/ΐκΒ. Others consider it as the perf. m> 
 μ^μ'ήλωs, οτος, acc. μιμ^χΌτα' for μίμίλιηκ,ως^ 
 part, of the same tense ; from μίλα, it con- 
 cerns or belongs to. 
 
 Ms^ijX»?, 3. sing. perf. subj. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Μ.ίμνλω$, oTos, by Sync, for μεμεληκύί. 
 See Μίμηλε. 
 
 Ms(tt>5v«, as, i, perf. m. of μαίνομαι, to be 
 mad. 
 
 W^ίμ>lχ;av'/ιμεvos, n, ov, part. perf. pas. of 
 μγιχ^ανάω, f. γισω, to attempt, plan, contrive, 
 ^c. Th. μ•ηχαννι, a contrivance, device. 
 
 Μεμίασ-μα», perf. pas. of μιαίνω, f. ανω, 
 to pollute, defile ; part. perf. pas. μεμιασμίνοί. 
 
 Μίμιγμαι, perf. ind. pas. and 
 
MEM 
 
 554 
 
 MEN 
 
 Μίμ^γμίνοξ, ου, part. perf. pas. of μίγνυμι, 
 f. μΙΙω, p. χα, to mingle. 
 
 1Λί(Λΐμγιμ'ίνοζ, part. perf. pas. of μιμίομοα, 
 to imitate, copy ; f. m. τίΐαμχι, p. pas. (ίίμ'ψη- 
 
 fiXI. 
 
 'ΜίμΙ^ιτΆΐ, 3. sing, paulo-postf. of μίγνυμι, 
 f. ^ω, p. pas. μ'ψίγμαι, ζχί, zrai. 
 
 Ί^χίμΐσόαιμοα, perf. ind. pas, if μκτβ'οω, to let, 
 to hire. Hence μιμισύωμίνοί, pori. perf. pas. 
 Th. μισίοζ, wages, reward. 
 
 Μψατ^μίνο;, 2)art. perf, pas. of μισίω, 
 f. ήσω, to hate. 
 
 '^l^μ^χiu,ι,perf. ind. pas. of μίγννμι, f. ϊ,ω, 
 
 "Μίμνάμκι, Dor. for μίμννιμα,ι, perf. pas. of 
 μνάομα,ι, to remember ; f. m. μννισομαι, perf. 
 p)as. μίμννιμΆΐ. 
 
 Ιϋίμνα,μ'ίνοζ, Όοτ. for μΛμνημΛνος, part, of 
 the preceding jyeyf. pns. μίμναιχίνα, gen. Dor. 
 
 ^ϋμνκνται. Dor. for μίμντίντίχ,ι, 3. jyl. perf, 
 pas. See ^ϋμναμκί. 
 
 ^Ιεμναα-ΰϋ, Dor. for μίμννιιτκι, 2. sing. perf. 
 pas. of the same. 
 
 M^vicuroffor μίμν'ίΰΐτο, hy Ectasis, and this 
 by Dialysis for μιμνοίτο, for μ&μννιτο, 3. sing. 
 perf opt, j)as. for which is read also μίμνωτο, 
 and Dor. μιμναΊατο, of μνάομα,ι, to remember ; 
 f. m. μνήτομοα, p. pas. μίμν/ιμαι, perf, opt. 
 μίμν^μ'ήν, μίμν^ίο, μιμν^ιΤο, 
 
 Μίμν*!, 2. sing, p>erf. pas. Att.for μίμνΐκται, 
 and Ion. μ'ίμνΥιαι, aiid μίμηκι, of μνάομ^αι, to 
 remember ; f m, μνή/τομαι, j), pas, μΛμν'/ιμα.ι, 
 1. a, pas. Ιμν/ισύ'ήν. 
 
 Ήίίμνηκοί, by Sync for μιμίνηκα., pof. act. 
 of μίνω, f. μίνω, to remain. 
 
 ΊΛίμν/ιμοίΐ, ffai, rcct, perf. pas. hencc μίμνη(^ο, 
 j)erf i'inperat. pas. μζμν*}μίνοζ, jyart. perf. pas. 
 of μνάομα,ι, to remember. 
 
 'Μ.ίμνγο, γτο, 2. and 3 . sing, p, opt. pas. 
 μίμνγμ'/ιν, of the same. 
 
 Μίμν/ιβ-ο, petf. iviperat. pas. of μνάβμαι, 
 perf. inf. pas. μΛμνΤισόαι, to remember. 
 
 'Μ.ίμννια-ηυμίν'^, part, perf pas. f g. dat, 
 of μνηαηύω, to ask, seek, or sue for in mar- 
 riage ; to court. 
 
 lή.^μva))cx,, acc. sing, of Μίμνων, a proper 
 name. 
 
 ΉΙίμνονίξ, certain birds which were seen 
 every year round the sepidchre of Mernnon, in 
 Troy. 
 
 "Μίμνόνίον, ου, το, a place consecrated to 
 Memnon in Thebes, in Egypt, the Memno- 
 nium.] 
 
 Μέ^ανώ/, Ion. for μίμνητο, which see. 
 
 Μ-ίμνων, a proper name, Memnon ; also 
 holy. From μ'ιμνω, to remain. 
 
 Mi/Civwrfl, Att, for μίμνγτο, perf. opt. pas. 
 of μίμνημΒίΐ. See μεμνίίΰ, 
 
 ΜίμβίξΜται, 3. sing, perf, jms, of μο<ξύομαι, 
 to obtain by drawing lots ; hence part. perf. 
 pas. μιμοΐζωμ'ί•ίθί. From μο7ξα, a share or 
 portion. Th. μύξω, to divide. 
 
 M.iμov%for μίμον», p. m. of μUω,f, μίνΰ, 
 p. μιμίνηχκ, to remain; 1. a, ίμιη». 
 
 Μίμοζα, ρ, m. of μύξω,f. ξω, tO divide. 
 
 Ί^ίίμοξμοίΐ, σχι, rai, ^ol.for μ'ίμκξμκ), ffui, 
 rai, perf ind. pas. of μύξω, f ξω, to allot. 
 
 Μ-εμ^τοί, 7j, ov, blameworthy, reprehensible, 
 culpable •, also blaming, complaining ; pi. 
 μεμτττοί. Th. μεμφομ-χι, to blame, accuse, 
 f. m, "φομχι, p. pas. μιμίμμχι, "φαι, Troit. 
 
 Μ-εμυθολογγιχασΊν, 3. j)l• perf. act. of μυύο^ 
 λογίω, f riffo), to romance, to tell stories. 
 From μυθοζ, a fable or fiction, and λίγω, to 
 say, tell. 
 
 Μίμυκκ, ας, s, p. m. of μυκύω, ω, to low, 
 roar, bellow j 2. a. 'ίμυχον. 
 
 Μεμφΐοίί, 2. sing. Ion. for μίμφ^. 
 
 Μ-ίμψί;, ϊ'^οί, ^, a city of Egypt, Memphis.] 
 
 ΜΕ'ΜΦΟΜΑΙ,/ m. μψ-φομχ,, peif. pas. 
 μίμεμμα,ι, ■φα,ι, ίττα>, \. a. m. ίμίμ•φύμ>^ν, ω, 
 a.<7o, with a dative, to complain of ; accuse, 
 blame, reproach, impute as a fault to any one. 
 
 '^ΙίμφωΧτι, Hi, h, complaint, accusation, re- 
 proach. From the preceding. 
 
 ^ίμ-φάμενοί, yi, ov, part. 1 . a. m, and 
 
 ^Ιίμφΐΐ, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. m. of μεμψομβα, 
 
 ^Ιίμ-φιμοίξίίϋ, u,f. ήτΜ, to complain of one's 
 lot ; to repine ; to reproach, to be angiy with. 
 From 
 
 Μεμ-φίμοίξοί, ου, ο kva h, one who complains 
 or repines at his situation ; querulous, repin- 
 ing J testy ; complaining of trifles. From 
 
 Μίμ-φι;, ius, h, com.plaint, censure, and 
 
 μοίρα,, lot. 
 
 ΐ^Ιεμωί, by Sync, for μΛμηχ,ως, and Ion. 
 μεμα,ω?, part, perf . act. of μάω, to desire. 
 
 ME'N, conj, ivhen followed by %\, it may 
 either be adversative, distributive, or copulative ; 
 when not followed by Τε, it may be rendered 
 truly, certainly, indeed ; ο μεν, the one, ό Τε, 
 the other. 
 
 Μίναν^ξο;, ου, ο, a proper 7iame, Menander. 
 
 Ί^Ιενγαξ, conj. for. 
 
 ΜΕ'ΝΔΗ2, in the Egyptian language, a 
 goat ; also Pan, having feet like a goat. 
 
 ΙΜενεοίΐνίμεν, Ion. for μενεκΊνειν, pres. inf. of 
 
 Ί^Ιενίοΐίνύ), f. χνω, to desire greatly ; to be 
 impelled by some passion or affection of the 
 mind; to be angry ; I. a. 'εμιν'εψκ, Th. μενοξ, 
 TO, ardour. 
 
 Μ,ενε^'/ίίοξ, ου, ο κ,χΐ ri, bold, warlike, con- 
 stant in battle, intrepid ; as iffrotn μίνων iv τ» 
 ^n't'^t, persevering in combat ; or from μίνοι^ 
 εοζ, TO, courage, ardour, and Ssjij, a battle. 
 
 ΉΙενεψα, and in 1. pi, μενενινχμεν, 1. β. 
 ind, act. Ion. of μενεκίνω. 
 
 Msv-;, 3. siyig. pres. ind. μίναν, jn'cs. iff. 
 μίννι, 3. sing. pres. subj, of μίνω, f. μένω, to 
 remain ; 1. a. ίμεινχ. 
 
 ^Ιενεκξα,τνί, εοζ, a proper name, Menecra- 
 tes.] 
 
 Μ.ενίλαζ, a, Dor. for ^Ιεν'ελχος, ου, ό, a 
 proj^er name, Menelaus. 
 
 Ήίενεμεν, Ion. for μ'ενζιν, pres. inf. of μένω. 
 
 Μενεοί, gen. sing, of μίνο?, το, courage, 
 ardour. 
 
 Μίνί'ττόλεμοί, ov, ο xxt h, constant or per- 
 
MEN 
 
 555 
 
 jMEP 
 
 severing in fight, bold, intrepid. From μίνοι, 
 SfOS} TO, courage, and ^όλίμοξ, war. 
 
 Miviff&f!v, acc. dug. of 
 
 'M.sviff^yis, ou, 0, a 2)roper name, Menestheus. 
 
 'M.ivsffuu, όοί, ti, a proper name, Menestho. 
 
 ^Ιίνεχ^κζμαΐ) nom. jd. of 
 
 ^/Ιίνιχ^άξμ-Υίζ, ou, e, and μίνί^αξμοί, ου, 
 i »u) 'h, eager for battle ; sustaining patiently 
 the hardships of war. From, μϊνος, to;, το, and 
 χαίξία, to rejoice, J", α^ω, perf. pas. κϊ^α,ξ^μα,ι, 
 whence χ^άξμΰί, delight. 
 
 Μ,ίν'ίω, Ion. by Dialysis for μινω,/. of μ'ινω^ 
 to remain. 
 
 Msv/iT^r», *}?, ri, the name of a zvoman, 
 Menippe. 
 
 M-svoztxta, acc, sing, of 
 
 M.ivoiixiis, ios, xcci 'h, pleasant, agreeable ; 
 refreshing. From μίνο;, ios, το, the mind, 
 and ι'ΐΆω, to yield, be like. 
 
 ^livotvae», ω, -άίΐξ, «j, -au, a,, f, viffu, 
 to desire violently or with some strong im- 
 pulse of the mind ; to wish for patiently ; to 
 be disturbed in thought ; to revolve deeply in 
 thought ; μινοΐνα, jires. imperat. act. μινοινίω, 
 eif f. 'Ασω, and -oco, f. άχτω, the same. From 
 
 'Mivoivh, r,;, 'h, passion ; impulse of the mind •, 
 eagerness, promptness. Th. μίνο;, lo;, το, the 
 mind, courage, ardour. 
 
 TS/Livoina^'/is, ου, ό, a proper name, MencE- 
 tiades, that is, Patroclus, the son of Menostius. 
 
 Μ,ίνοίτ/οί, αν, ό, a proper name, Menoetius. 
 
 Μ,ίνονη, nom. dual. part, pres, of μίνω, 
 ]}art. pres. μίνων, οντος. 
 
 "M-ivovTi, Dor. for μίνονα•/, 3. pi. pj'^s. ind. 
 act. or dat. sing. part. pres. of μλ\ω. 
 
 Ήίίνο'^τΌλίμοζ, ου, ο, a proper name, Me- 
 noptolemus ; also adj. ο κα) «, warlike, steady 
 or firm in battle. From μίνο; and τόλίμοΐ, 
 war. 
 
 ME'NOS, ίοζ, TO, the mind ; force of mind ; 
 ardour, impetuosity, fortitude ; Λ'^ehemence^ heat, 
 anger ; by periphrasis, μίνο; -ττυξο;, fire. 
 
 Μ-ίνουν, certainly, truly ; yet, on the con- 
 trary 5 therefore. From μίν and ouv, there- 
 fore. 
 
 Msveyvys, yes, certainly, truly. From the 
 same and yz. 
 
 Μίνοί/ίτα, part. pres. f. g. of μίνα, in 3, pi. 
 pres. ind. μίνονοΊ. 
 
 Μίντοι, certainly, yet, notwithstanding, be- 
 sides. 
 
 ΜΕ'ΝΩ, to remain ; to remain immova- 
 bl}!- ; to wait for, to expect ; to be a survivor 
 or to survive, lav uItov yAvuv 'iu; 'έξχ^ομοίΐ, 
 John xxi, 22 ; D. Heinsius supposes that there 
 is a Syriac idiom in this expression. But So- 
 phocles in Trachin. u μΐ χξνί μΛηιν, Tccyruv 
 ά.ζία•τον φωτοζ ία•τ'/]ξ7^μίν'/]ν, if it be necessary that 
 I survive ^c. and Xenoph. Cyrop. viii. im- 
 perf. εμίνον, ες, i,f. μίνω, p. μίμίν/ι^χ, pluperf. 
 ίμίμεν/ΐΆΐίν, and in 3. j^l. Ion. μίμενν^κείο-αν, 
 1 . a. ίμίΐνοί, as, ε, I.e. imperat. μεΐνον, άτω, 
 
 1. a. subj. μείνω, ψ, >?, \. a. inf. μεΐναι, part. 
 
 2. a. μύνκξ, avK, env, ^;. m, yAuevcij which has 
 
 the sense of the jrresent tense, Iliad xvi, 435, 
 
 ΊΑεράζχ^νΐζ, ou, o, a commander of a body of 
 men, called μίζκξχίοί, ivhich see. From μίξο,ί 
 and α,ξχ^'/ι, command. 
 
 ΜίξΛξρ^^ίκ, as, fi, a band of soldiers contain « 
 ing two thousand and forty eight, ^l. 
 
 ΜΕ'ΡΔΩ, f σω, to deprive ; to hurt ; also 
 to look upon ; to see ; to view or behold 
 steadily or intently, 
 
 Μί^/δβί, acc. sing, of μεξί5, a share, portion, 
 or piece ; a scrap. 
 
 Ι^ΙεξύάζΤα'ξ, ayos, β xoct ij, the name of p. 
 mouse, in Batrachom. 265. From μεξ)ί, l^os, 
 h, a scrap, and αξταζ, plundering, rapacious. 
 
 Μ.εζΐ^άξχ^η5, ου, ο, having a share in the gov- 
 ernment ; a prefect. From μεξί?, thos, i, a 
 part, aiid αζχνί, command, government. 
 
 Μ.εξί^αξχ;ί«, as, 'h, a participation of power 
 or of the government ; a province ; also au- 
 thority ; a certain- jurisdiction. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Μί^/'^/βν, ou, TO, a particle. 
 
 Μεξίζεν, Dor. for μεξίζειν, but μεξίζεν, 
 3. sing, bnperf. Ion. for ΐμίξ(ζεν• from 
 
 ^Ιεξίζω, f. ia-oj, p. μζμίξΐΗοί., to divide, part, 
 distribute; also separate; 1. a. ίμίξ4ΐτα• pres. 
 pas. μεξίζομα/, to be divided ; to separate into fac- 
 tions ; also to participate, to take a share ; peif. 
 pas. μεμ'ϊξία-μαι, 1. a. pas. ΐμεξίσ-ύην, vis, '/!> 
 part. 1. a. pas. yi^^nruiis-, εΊσα, \v, \. a. m. 
 Χμερισάμην, ω, ατο. Th. μείξω, to divide. 
 
 ΜΕΡΓΜΝΑ, ίίί, 5?, care, anxiety ; dis- 
 tress of mind ; as if from μεξίξω, because μεξί- 
 ζει νουν, it distracts or divides the mind ; gen» 
 pi. ^ol. μεξ/μνάων. 
 
 'M.ipιμvάω.f. νίτω, p. μεμίριμνηκα, to be anx- 
 ious or solicitous for, or distressed in mind 
 about ; to search for with painful curiosity ; 
 1. a. ίμεξίμν/κτα, as, £, 1. a. subj. μεξΐμνή(Τω, 
 yis, '/I' From the preceding. 
 
 Ί^Ιίξ/μνίήα-'/ιτί, 2. 2)1. 1. a. sxibj. act. of με^ 
 ξίμνάω. 
 
 'M^ξ^s, 'i'^os, ri, a part ; a share ; a particle ; 
 a scrap or fragment ; a faction. Th. μείξω, 
 to divide. 
 
 'Μ^εξίσασύαι, 1. a. vf. m, of μεξίζω, ivhick see. 
 
 Μεξία•μο5, οΰ, ό, a division or distribution ; a 
 part, portion or share ; a figure of Rhetoric. 
 From μεξίζω, f. ίσω, perf. jms. μεμίξκτμαι. 
 
 '^Ιεξκ /Tris, οΰ, ο, Ά divider or distributor ; one 
 who shares or partakes. Froiyi the same, 
 
 ΜΕΡΜΑΓΡΏ, μεξμ'ίξω, or μεξμγίξίΖ,ω, tO 
 take care of, to be anxious about ; to revolve 
 in mind ; also to be angry with. 
 
 'Μεξμεξα, cares, troubles ; acc. pi. of 
 
 'Mίξμiξos, curiously inquisitiΛ'^e, impertinent 
 and troublesome ; deserving attention ; cun- 
 ning, craft}'. Th. μεξμαίξω. 
 
 Μίξμ'/ΐξα, h, solicitude, care, anxiety ; rest- 
 less curiosity ; careful research ; also light 
 morning slumbers. 
 
 Μ,εξμγ,ξάων, gen. pi. JEol. for μεξμγίξων of 
 μϊζμνίξκ, aSf 'hy care. Th. μίξμαίξω. 
 
MES 
 
 SS6 
 
 ΜΕΣ 
 
 Μίξμίΐζίζω, f. ξω, to meditate upon anx- 
 iously ; to invent, discover, or find after much 
 investigation or incjuiry. 
 
 Μ.ίξ[/.•/ΐξΐϊ,ζν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. of 
 the preceding. 
 
 ME'PMIS, ϊύο!, 'h, a rope, cord, line, 
 thread, thong. 
 
 '^Ιίξό-ησιην, dat. pi. Io?i. for /^.ίζο•φι, or μ'ί- 
 ξο•ψ, o-ros, having a divided, i. e. distinct or 
 articulate voice or speech ; gen. pi. μζοότων• 
 an epithet of viankind. From μίξοι, part, a?id 
 βψ, voice. 
 
 Μίξΰ-των, See the preceding. 
 Wioos, ia;, TO, a part, portion, or share ; 
 also aid, protection. Κατά μίξο?, partly, by 
 parts ; Eurip. Iphig. in Tuur. 1299. Siippl. 
 Mill. 1077, where see Markl. τα, ίΐτί μίξον;, 
 τα, κα,τα, μίοοζ, each of any things; al κατά 
 μίξο;, each of any persons, S;c. ava μίξο;, iv 
 μ'ζζίΐ, by turns, Arrian. iii, 26. 'Ονκοΰν iv 
 μ,ίξϋ ίκάτίξβ; ζΐ'ττάτω, Luc. Oial. Mort. 
 therefore let each speak in his turn, Hemster- 
 husiiis ; «ίτβ μ,'ίξονς, from one side ; ix μΛξουξ, 
 1 Cor. xii, 27, indi\'idually ; every one ; in 
 some parts, in some respects ; άτο μίζου;, by 
 parts, 2 Cor. ii, 5 ; re irov μίξο;, according to 
 your ability. Th. μίίξο;, to divide, allot. 
 
 Μί^β-ψ, avrog, o,. a man ; also a particular 
 species of birds. From μύξω, to divide, and 
 ο-φ, the voice ; because, endoived with an ariic- 
 lilate voice. 
 
 Miir&Sov, βϋ, re, the strap by which the 
 oxen were harnessed to the beam of the wagon 
 07' plough ; dat. sing, μ,ίσάζω. From μΛσο;, 
 in the midst, aiid βον;, an ox. 
 
 '!MiσάZ,ω,f. άσω, to be in the middle. 
 'Μ.ισα,ΐ'ττΌλιοζ, ου, ο κ,α.) κ, whose hair is half 
 white ; who has attained to middle age; in the 
 decline of life. From μίσος,, middle, and το- 
 λιος, white, hoary. 
 
 Μίο-ίζ/τίίτοί, '/ί, ov, nearest the middle•,, ex- 
 actly between or in the middle; superl. for 
 μΐίτωτβι,τος, obsolete. Th. μίοΌζ. 
 
 ^ΙζίΤκμΛοΐνο;, Dor. for μ,ίσ'/ιμζξη'ο;, which 
 see. 
 
 ΊΛία•α,μ'ζξίος, α, ov. Dor. for μΑσημΙξίος, and 
 this for μιιτν,μζξίνο;, midday, belonging to noon- 
 tide ; southern. 
 
 Μίο-ά^α/βν, ου, το, the mesentery ; the mid- 
 dle of the bowels or belly. From μίβ•^, middle, 
 and ά,ζοίΐα,, the belly. 
 
 ΊΛ'ίσα,τοί, '/„ ov, Poet, by Sync, for μίσ-ωτχ- 
 ros, superl. of μίσοί, in the middle. 
 
 ΜίίΤαϋλίί, ου, ο, or μισα,υΧον, ου, το, a space 
 in the middle of the stable or sheepfold ; a 
 space in tlie middle of the cottage ; a door or 
 passage-way between two rooms or hails; a 
 passage or door-way between the porch and 
 entry of a palace. From μ'ίσοζ aiid uuXr,, a 
 hall. 
 
 Ι^Ιίΐηγγυάομχί, ωμαι, to require to stipulate 
 for a deposite of money in the hands of a third 
 person for security ; also pcisivi'li;, to he de- 
 posited ; to make such a deposite i to deposite a 
 
 bribe with a third person. Frovi μΧβοξ and 
 iyyUYi, a pledge, security, caution. 
 
 'i^hfTYiyls, and μίσηγυ, adv. in the middle ; 
 among ; in the mean time. From μί^ΰ$, in 
 the middle. 
 
 Μειτ'Μι?, vio-a-a, sjsv, moderate, indifferent, of 
 the middle rank, neither first nor last. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Μίο-'^μξξίβί, a{, 'A, noon ; midday ; the 
 south ; also the acme, greatest height, or most 
 flourishing state, of any thing. From μίση 
 and ίιμ,ίροί. 
 
 χάίσ',^μζζϊνοί, h, ov, of or relating to midday 
 or noontide. From the preceding. 
 
 Μ5Λ'Τ2ϋ&>, f. ιύσω, p. μίμίσίτίυκα, to be a 
 mediator ; to act as interpreter ; to be a stake- 
 holder; also to be deposited. From 
 
 Μ.εσΐτηί, ου, ο, a mediator ; a peacemaker ; 
 an umpire ; a go-between •, an interpreter j a 
 stake-holdsr. Th. μ'ισοζ, in the middle. 
 
 ^liff'oyoiia., a;, h, places surrounded by land ; 
 the interior of a country. From μ'ίσοί and 
 ycuB!., the land, the earth. 
 
 M.^σΌy^ίo?, a, ov, see the preceding ; μζσό- 
 yuov, mediterranean or inland sea ; 2 Mac. 
 viii, 55 ; where is falsely read μεσό^ιον, aa 
 inland country. 
 
 Ί^Ιίσο^μ'Λ, πί, 71, a large beam in the midst of 
 a building, supporting the roof; also an open- 
 ing in the middle of a vessel in which the mast 
 is inserted ; or the beam in which the mast is 
 stepped and by which it is secured. From 
 μΛσος and νομός, a house. From "ϋμω, to 
 build. 
 
 ΜίίΤολαοέΛ», ω, f. ήσω, to intercept; to hold 
 by the middle ; to catch up.] 
 
 1>,\ζσΌμ!^αΧοί, ου, ο κά) «, having a boss in 
 the middle ; situated in the midst of the navel ; 
 TO, μίσομφάΧοι, yeis μΆντίία,, oracles from the 
 middle or navel of the earth, i. e. Delphi. 
 CEd. Tyr. 480. From μίσοζ and ομφαλοί^ 
 the navel, a boss.] 
 
 ^1ίσΰννατ»ον, ου, το, midnight; as if μίση 
 ννζ. 
 
 Ι^ιΙισονοζίω, u,f. νισω, to take a middle route ; 
 to go through the middle. Froin μίσος and 
 τόξοί, a passage. 
 
 Μίσαττοταμία, «s, «, Mesopotamia ; land 
 lying between two rivers. 
 
 ME'202, yi, ov, in the midst, in the middle, 
 present, at hand ; neuter, indifferent, in a state 
 of mediocrity ; τα. iv μίσω, present concerns, 
 affairs ; also baggage ; compar. μασοίίτεξοί' 
 superl. μισοί,ΐτατοζ. 
 
 Μίσότίΐί, nroi, h, the middle ; interposed in 
 the middle ; mediocrity ; a mean quality. 
 
 'Μίτότοιχ;ο)>, ου, το, a partition or wall. 
 From μίσος and τοίχος, a wall. 
 
 Ήίζσουξκνίω, oo,f ήσω, to be in the middle of 
 the sky or the heaA^ens; to be at the meridian. 
 From μίσος and ουρανός, heaven. 
 
 '^Ιζσου^ύ,νΆμα, ατός, το, the middle of the 
 sky ; the greatest elevation of the sun or of a 
 star. 
 
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 Miifovtfi^s, gen. sing. part, pres.f. g. of 
 
 M£<ro<y, ω, f. ωσω, to be in the midst ; to be 
 midway •, part. pres. μισ'οων., ων, -oovtra, overei, 
 'Oov, οϋν. Th. μίσοζ. 
 
 ΜΕ2ΠΓΛΗ, }j?, h, a raedlar tree. 
 
 Μ£(Τ•;τϊ'λίν, βν, το, the fruit of a medlar tree. 
 FroTii the same. 
 
 Mitrffavioi, eo, o, Dor. for Mufif'^vios, ου, ο, 
 a Messenian, or inhabitant of Messene. 
 
 Μίσ-α-Άτοζ, for μ,ίίτοίταί. Poet, the same as 
 f>e,'i(ro;, ivhich see. 
 
 Miffffviyus, or μζιτσγιγν, among ; between ; in 
 the mean while. Th. μ.'ί(Τοί. 
 
 Mifftrrt'ii, t'^os, h, a fountain of Thessaly, 
 Mebyei's.] 
 
 Μίο-(Γ'/5)'», and 
 
 MsinryjviSi, as, h, a town in the Peloponne- 
 sus, Messene.] 
 
 Μί<τ3Τ«ί, ου, ο, Messiah, Heb. anointed ; 
 Christ. 
 
 Μ.ί(Τ(Τΰΐσιν, dat, pi. Ion. and Poet, from, 
 
 'Mia-ffoi, Poet, for μ'ίσοζ, ου, in the middle ; 
 dat. ^iir7eo,for μ'κτω. 
 
 Μ,ίίττ'/ί, dat. sing.f. g. of 
 
 ME2T0'2, h, ov, full, abundant in ; stuff- 
 ed with ; replenished with ; it governs the gen- 
 itive case. 
 
 Wlfffroat, ω, f ύω, p. μιμί(Ττωκα, to fill, re- 
 plenish J to stuff, cratn ; pres. pas. μιστΌομα,ι, 
 οΖμαι, to be filled with ; p. pas. μιμ'ίσ<τωμαι, 
 part. perf. pas. μεμίστωμίνος. Th. μί(ΤτΌς. 
 
 ΜΕ'2ΦΑ {μί(τφ&), until ; even to ; as far 
 as ; while. 
 
 MsiTitfi, adv. moderately ; indifferently, with- 
 in bounds. Th. μΛσο;. 
 
 ΜΕΤΑ', prep. ( μι^' before an aspirated 
 vowel) governing the genitive, dative, and accu- 
 sative ; with, together with, among, by, in ; 
 after, beyond, during or through •, to, on ac- 
 count of. 
 
 1. With the genitive ; μΐΎ \μαυ, with me; 
 μιτά, nvos γίγνίσ^χι, to be with one, i. e. of his 
 party ; των μί^ Ιαυτου, of those (soldiers) who 
 were with him, or of his soldiers ; ^ωκζχ'Τ'/ΐζ... 
 των μί&^ uhroZ ηνχξ 'ix^v, Socrates having 
 some of his disciples, Xen. Mem. iv, 2, 1 ; 
 /κετ' άξίτΐί;, through or by means of virtue ; 
 μίτύί τον γυμνάζίσύαι, by taking exercise ; it 
 is often to be rendered adverbially, as μιτα, 
 χοίξΆί} joyfully, i. e. with joy ; it sometimes 
 Tneans near, as ffuyxoiTiffxioocffi τω μιτ αυτού 
 το κϊξΆξ, poured it upon those near him, Xen. 
 Anab. vii, 3, 16 ; sometimes it is to be ren- 
 dered according to, as μιτα Τίλάτωνο?, accord- 
 ing to Plato, i. e. according to Plato's opin- 
 ion ; also used for υτο, as μΐτα Tvoiiis ανίμοιο, 
 by for with) the blowing of the wind, Iliad 
 xxiii, 367. 
 
 2. With the dative, in the Poets ; μζτα τοι- 
 τάτοιαην, among or with those of the third gen- 
 eration, Iliad i, 252 ; μιτα σφίιτιν, among 
 themselves, Iliad i, 368 ; μζτα, νονσίν, between 
 his feet ; μιτα χεξ(τ), in his hands ; it is also 
 used for Iv, as (λζτχ -^atriv Άξγίίοισι, among all 
 
 the Argives, Iliad v, 2, and iv, 341 ; μίτα, 
 φξίΰ-ι, in the mind ; μίτα στξατω, in the army. 
 3. With the accusative, after, next to, dur- 
 ing, to, at ; for, on account of ; as μιτα τον 
 του 'τΤΛίϋζ θάνατον, after the death of the child ; 
 τά μίτα. ταύτα, the things (which were done) 
 after those things, Xen. ; μζτα ^\ ταύτα, but 
 afterwards, and afterwards •, ίτ-όλ^ν την ^ιΧουσιω- 
 τάτην....μίτα Βαζυλωνα, tlie richest city next 
 to for after) Babylon, Xen. Cyrop. viii, 2, 4 4 
 μ^ί '/ιμ'ίξαν, during the day ; μίτα τον βίον, 
 during life ; μί^ νιμίξας ^ύο, two days after ; 
 μετ^ ολίγον, a little after ; μιτα χζόνον, after 
 some time or some time after. // is also used 
 with the accusative instead <f It), iU, Τξοξ, and 
 oia, as OS με μετ aT^'/iKTovs spinas βάλλει, who 
 throws me into for amidst) vain contentions, 
 Iliad ii, 376 ; βη ^ε μετ^ αλλΰυ$, and he went 
 to the others, Iliad iv, 292 ; μετά vitas Ιλαύ- 
 νειν, to drive to the ships, Iliad v, 1 65 ; μετά 
 ^αΊτΆ, to the banquet, Iliad i, 424 ; μετο^ 
 Kuias, for or on account of the (golden) fleece, 
 Apol. Phod. i, 4 ; μ,ίτα χ^αλπ,ον, for, or on ac- 
 count of, or in quest of brass, Odys. i, 184. 
 
 4. Μετ» is also used alone, by the Poets, 
 and by Herodotus, as an adverb for μετίττειτα, 
 afterwards, after that, after. 
 
 5. In com,position it denotes, with, after, 
 among, over ; sometimes it implies a change, 
 alteration, transferring, or removing ; and some- 
 times it is redundant. 
 
 6. It is also used periphrastically, as ot μετ* 
 αυτού, his associates ; o\ μεύ^ vμas, posterity, 
 offspring.] 
 
 Μετά, ivith a retracted accent is used for με- 
 τεβ-τ;, it is together with, among; it is com- 
 mon to. 
 
 Μ,ετα,ζαίνω, to pass by or over ; to migrate, 
 remove ; to digress, depart, go aside ; f. mid. 
 μεταζ,ήσομαι, perf. μετα,ξίζηκα, 2, a. μιτίζην^ 
 r,s, '/I, 2. a. imperat. μετάζηύι, 2. a. subj. με- 
 TaSas. From μετά, and βαίνω, to go. 
 
 'Μ.ίτα,ζαλεΤν, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 
 Μεταβάλλω, f. μετ&ζαλω, p. μεταξεξλ'/ιχα^ 
 to change; to turn up; turn round; to be 
 changed ; to migrate ; to pass by ; to concoct ; 
 to corrupt ; to destroy, to lose ; in mid. to 
 change, to carry or convey, to pass by ; to 
 desert, to degenerate; to repent or alter one's 
 mind ; to sell and barter ; also to be conveyed, 
 to be changed ; 2. a. μετεζαλον, p. m. μετα- 
 ζ'ίζολα. 
 
 Mετaζas, part. 2. a. act. of μεταβαίνω, 
 ivhich see. 
 
 ΜεταξϊΖιταί, Dor. for μεταζν^αι, 1. a. inf. 
 act. of μετΒίζα'ινω. 
 
 MiTaSaffis, ε«?, fi, a transition, passage from 
 one place to another, progress.] 
 
 Μεταζίξήχαμεν, 1 . pi. perf. act. of μετά- 
 ζαίνω. 
 
 Μεταξγ, 3. sing. 2. α. subj. act. and 
 
 Μ-ετά^Υΐβί, 2. a. imperat. act. of μεταβαίνω. 
 
 Μεταξ'^ιτεται, 3. sing. 1. f. m. of the 
 same. 
 
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 Μί:τ 
 
 Μίτα^λαβ^ί, iof, ο kbl) ϋι, injurious, hurtful, 
 destructive ; bringing loss. I^ro7n βλάπτω, 
 '". •φω, to hurt. 
 
 Μετ«βΡν>}^Λί(Τ;, 3. pi. 1. a. su6;. pas. of μ,ί- 
 TffAaXXb}, which see. 
 
 Μίταζολγι, jj;, %, change ; barter ; transmi- 
 gration ; paraphrase ; change of key or modu- 
 lation, in viusic. From μιτκζάλΧω, j). m. 
 ΙΛίτκ,ζ'ίζοΧα. Th. βάλλω, to cast. 
 
 Μίτώοίλ/α, αξ; ν, a carrying or conveying ; 
 change ; barter ; a/id 
 
 Μίτάβολο?, cv, ica) «, changeable ; ό, a 
 merchant, huckster, or trader. 
 
 'Μΐτα,ζουλίύο^λχί, to change one's intention ; 
 to repent. From utTo, and βαυλίύω. Th. 
 βαυλ^ι, counsel, intention. 
 
 Ίϋΐντάγγζλοζ, οί>, ό κ-κ) ί], a messenger ; a 
 ^o-bst\veen. Th. ά,γγ'ίλλί^, to carry tidings, 
 io tell. 
 
 Ί\1ί-τα.γί{τνι&ιν, ωνας, ο, the name of ths second 
 month am.ong the Atkeyiians, which begins in 
 June. In this month, thay sacrificed to Apollo 
 μΐτίζ-γατνιων/. From μι-τα, and yur'Au, 
 
 neighbourhood. 
 
 Islirayiwis^ ίβ?> ο x-cii 'h, born after ; subse- 
 quent ; posterior. From 
 
 Μίτκγίνομκί, to be after, to be born after ; to 
 be subsequent. From μζτ'ά, and γίνομαι. 
 
 'M.iTx.yr.'uffy.M, to repent, to change one's 
 intention ; to confess one's fault ; to aaiend. 
 From μίτα and γ/νίίκτκ,ω, to know, J", ni. 
 γνωα-ομαι, p. ίγνωκκ, 9.. a. ίγνων. 
 
 Μί'τάγνωα-ίί, iui, h, repentance ; change of 
 intention. From the preceding. 
 
 '^ίίτκγοα.φίϋ, to transcribe, write out ; to 
 translate ; to alter or abrogate a writing ; to 
 transmit by v.-riting ; to write a postcript. 
 From μίτα and γράφω, f. -^ω, p. ψχ, to 
 >vrite. 
 
 MiT&yM, f. μιτά^Μ, to transfer ; to convey or 
 carry about ; to follow, to follow closely ; pres. 
 pas. _ μίτάγομοίΐ, 'λ•, ircn. Ih. αγω, to 
 lead to. 
 
 'Μ.ΐτα^α'ίΜνμα.ι, and 
 
 Ί^Ιζτιχϋαίομαι, f. u'ltroy^xi, to feast with oth- 
 ers ; to associate with.j 
 
 ΜεταΚ,ίΛίβί, o'j, y,ca h, remaining at home 
 and not going to foreign countries ; active 
 among the people. Th, ΐ7:μοζ, the people. 
 
 ^Ιιτα^ίόωμί, /" μιτα^ωσω, p. μίΤΰί^ί^ωκκ, 
 to impart, to .share, communicate, to bestow ; 
 with the dative of the person and the genitive of 
 the thing; 2. a. μινί^ων, ω;, ο, 2. α. imperat. 
 'ΜΤύί^οζ, ύτω, 2. η. sulyj. act, μίτοίαΜ, ω;, ω, 
 -J. α. inf' μΛταοοΖναι, part. 2. α. μίτα^ους, 
 όντα;, pres. inf. μΐτο.%ινονα.ί, part. pros. act. 
 ^Α'τκ^ί^ουζ, Όντος. Th. "^ίόωμι, to give. 
 
 Ί\1ί-α.ύο'ί:ν.>, m, 'ij 2, a. opt. act. of the 2)re- 
 ccding. 
 
 MiTudoKi'i'v, to change one's opinion or inten- 
 tion. Th. ocyAu, to think. 
 
 Mir«.aovv\for μΛτκΙουναι, to cause one to be 
 a partaker; I. «. inf. oct. of μ,ίταΐϊίωμι, 
 which see. 
 
 Ήίίτα,^ουτϋζ, eu, ο κκ) τι, falling in the 
 midst ; intermediate ; uncertain. From μί'τί 
 arid "ΒοΖ-ΡΓος, sound, noise. 
 
 Msra^^fl^a^'/jv, adv. in the course ; while 
 running ; in the pursuit or race ; and 
 
 ~ΜζτΆ^ξομΐί, rts, vj, a running about ; an in- 
 cursion ; a running by ; crossing over in run- 
 ning. From μιτατξίχ^ω, to run hither and 
 thither, to pursue. Th. τφχω, f. 3-ζίζω, p. 
 όίΟξάμ'/ικ-α, 2. a. ίΰξαμον, p. 7n. νζ^ρομ», to run. 
 
 '^Ιί'τα^ω, ω;, ω, 2. a, subj. act. of μίτα^ί- 
 οωμι, to impart. 
 
 lAiTxuffiir6a.t, Poet, for μίη'κτζ<τβαι, 1. f, 
 inf. m. of μΑτιιμι, to be present with ; to be 
 among. 
 
 Ιύίτκύΰν, to run after or behind, to pursue ; 
 to run across ; to run again. From μζτα,ΰίω. 
 
 ^lirauilvui, 2. a. inf. act. μιτα^ύζ, part, 
 2. a. of μίΤΆτΊό',ψΑ, to transfer; to remove 
 from one place to another. 
 
 '^IzrahiTti, ζω;, h, change ; alteration of 
 place ; removal ; transposition ; a figure by 
 which the letters of a word are transposed^ 
 Metathesis. From the same. 
 
 Μίταΰΐω, ω, to run about : to run after, 
 pursue. 
 
 ΊΆζΓα'ί'ξαί, part. 1. a. act. of μ,ζτχίιτσω. 
 
 M;ra<W, f. μ,^ταξω, to transfer, remove ; 
 change, alter ; pass by ; migrate ; go in a A'es- 
 sei ; set sail ; \. a. act. μΑττ,^α, a,;, s. Froin 
 μίτίύ and αίξω, to take up. 
 
 lSilzrciitr(Tu,f. ξω, to rush upon ; to pursue 
 with impetuosity. From μζτα and αϊσσω, to 
 rush. 
 
 '^Ι'τχίτζω, ω, f riffu, to ask for a share ; 
 to beg alms or charity ; to beg. From μζτα 
 and αιτίω, to ask. 
 
 Μίτα/τ/ίί, ου, ό χα) νι, one concerned in the 
 same affair or transaction ; an instigator, an 
 accomplice. From μζτα and alr'ta, cause. 
 
 Ί:Ίζτκ1ρ(^μιον, ου, το, the space between two 
 armies ; the battle ground ; an interval between 
 any two things. Th. κίχ^μνι, battle, the point 
 of a sword. 
 
 Ί^Ιζτκχ,κλζομοΆ, ουμκι, to be sent for, sum- 
 moned, recalled ; ivith the accusative ,• 1 . y. 
 7)1. κ,Άλ'ζσομ.α,ι, '/}, ίται, 1. α. m. μζτύχχ- 
 λζσάμ'/ίν, ω, κτο, 1. α. imperat. m. μ,ζτχκ,άλί- 
 σχι. From μΛτκ and κ,χΧ'ίω, to call. 
 
 ^1ζτακ,&7Λω, ω, f -ήσω, to call, send for, 
 summon, accuse, recall.] 
 
 '^Ιζ-τα•Λίά.6ω, to depart from ; to pass over 
 to ; to pass by ; inxpeif. μεηχίχβον, $s, ε. 
 From μίτχ and κίω, to go. 
 
 '^liTXKiviu, f. νΐ(τω, J), μζτακικ,ινηχχ, to re- 
 move from ; to set aside ; to rout, to disperse, 
 1 . a. μ.ζτίχίνίΐο•α. From μΛτα, and κινίω. 
 
 Mirxxiv'/is-is, iui, 'h, removal, transposition ; 
 transportation, change. 
 
 Μζτακ,ίονχομχι, ωμχι, to be tempered by 
 mixture ; to be transmuted or converted to, 
 Septuag. Μζτχκζξύννυμι, to pour out of one 
 A'essel into another. 
 
 Μίτ«)ίλχίω, to pursue with tears and lam^n- 
 
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 tations ; to deplore ; to bewail ; 1 • /"• inf. m. 
 μίτακλαύίΤία'ίαι, Th. χλκίω, J", κλανσω, to 
 weep. 
 
 'Μ.ίτοίκλανιτί'τύαι., See the preceding. 
 
 Μίτακλΐνω, to give way, give back.] 
 
 'M.ίτχκojU,ίζω, f. Wu), to transport, convey ; 
 to carry over. From μζτα and κομ,ίζω, to 
 Tjarry. 
 
 ΜίτΆχυλιν^ίω, ω, f. '/ισω, to roll from one 
 place to another. From μίτα and Ki/Xivhica. 
 Th. κυλίω, to roll. 
 
 Μίταλάι^ίΓν, 2. a. inf. act. μζταλά,ζ'/ι, 3. 
 sing. 2. a. subj. act. of 
 
 'Μ.ί-τΰίλαμξα,νω, to take, participate, share 
 with ; after taking one thing to tal^e another ; 
 mid, imperf. to exchange ; to receive in turn ; 
 to translate ; μζτίλάμζα-νον. Si, i, l.y. m,, μί- 
 'ταλή-φομοίί, to receive the communion ; 2. a. 
 μιτίΧα,ζον, ig, ;, to expound. From μΐ'τα, 
 and Χάμζανω. 
 
 Ι^ΐίτχλγιγω, f. ξω, to desist, leaΛ'e off, to 
 loiter, to linger. From μιτα, and λ-Αγω, to 
 desist. 
 
 ΜίταλίίξΛί'τ/, dat. sing. pari. 1. a. act. 
 of the preceding. 
 
 Μ£ταλ55•ν///ί, itui, 91, participation, exchange •, 
 commutation ; a taking ; also the figure called 
 Metalepsis. Frorn μΐΤΆΧαμζάνω, which see. 
 
 Μέταλλα, pres. imperat. act. of μίΤύίλλκω, 
 which see. 
 
 lS /Ιίταλλαγίι, jJi, i, an exchanging, an alter- 
 ing ; also a departure ; and 
 
 Μετάλλαξ/ί, sag, 'h, an exchanging ; an 
 altenng. From μζτα,ΧΧίττω, lohich see. 
 
 ΜίταλλάίΤονταί, Oor. for μιΤΛΧΧ'/ισοντχζ, 
 acc. pi. l.y. part. act. of μίταλλάω. 
 
 ^iTccXXaffffco, See ΆΙίταλλάττω. 
 
 Μίταλλδτβ?, Oor. for μΛταλλ>]τος, that 
 may be discovered by a diligent search. From 
 μίταλλύω, which see. 
 
 Μεταλλάττω, f. 'ξα, p. μίτ^λλαχα, to 
 change, exchange ; to die ; to remove ; to do 
 any thing in an inA^erted order ; 1. a. μζτ-^λ- 
 λαξα, α?, ί. From μίτα. and aXXatrtrcu) or 
 -ντω, f ϊω, to change. 
 
 ΉΙζτα,λλάω, u, f γισω, to trace out step by 
 step ; to make diligent inquiry ; to seek care- 
 fully ; μηά.Χ'λιησα.ν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. 
 Th. μίταλ?.ον. 
 
 Μεταλλε/α, «j, ί, mining, working in 
 mines.] 
 
 Μετάλλεϋίτ/?, sas, h, the art of mining or 
 digging metals from the earth, Palcephat. dc 
 Lynceo.'\ 
 
 Μεταλλεϋτ/κβί, τι, ov, relating to metals or 
 the exploring of mines. Hence μζταλΧίνηκη, 
 scil. τίχ^ν/ι, metallurgy, the art of working mines. 
 From, the same. 
 
 ΜεταλλεϋΛ», f. iCaca, to dig for minerals ; to 
 work mines ; to search for mines, and by Me- 
 taph. to make careful search ; also to dig 
 mines during a siege, 
 
 Μίταλλί'κβί, Yi, h, metallic, relating to min- 
 eral s. From 
 
 ΜΕ'ΤΑΛΛΟΝ, cu, το, metal •, any min- 
 eral ; a mine ; a quarry ; also μίτα,λΧα., mines 
 to overturn ivalls. From μζ^ά, and άλλα,, 
 becm/.se o?ie thing is dug out after another. 
 
 Μίταλ^ενοί, leaping here and there ; leap- 
 ing upon ; by Syncope for μϊύα.7^λόμίνος, part, 
 pres. m. from μίτα, and αλλομα,ι, to leap. 
 
 'Μ.ζτα,μ,ύ,ζΐΰζ, ου, ο κοά ri, between tlie paps 
 or breasts ; μζτα,μάζιον, η. g. the breast, bo- 
 som. From μζτα, and μαζο;, ου, ό, the breast, 
 a teat. 
 
 ^Ιίτα,μαηίύα,ι, See μΛίομαι, to seek, search, 
 trace. 
 
 Μ.ίταμΰίνία.νω, to learn besides or in addi- 
 tion ; to change the plan or course of studj' ; 
 to change an opinion ; part. pres. μίταμαν^ά- 
 νων, ovTog. From μετ» and μα,νίύ,'ίω, f μα.- 
 β'/ισω, p. μίμ,άύγΐ'ία', to learn, 2. a, ίμαίον. 
 
 Μετα^ελε/, impersonal, from, μΛταμίλο- 
 μα,ι, to repent. 
 
 Μετ«,«5λε;«, «ί, «, penitence ; repentance ; 
 change of intention. From the preceding. 
 
 ^Ιζ'ταμιλη^ζίί, ζΐσοί, iv, induced by repent- 
 ance ; part. 1. a. pas. μίτοίμεληο-οιι, 1. a. inf. 
 act. nf μζταμίλομ,αί, which see. 
 
 ^Ιιταμίλΐ'ή, Ion, for μζταμίλζιχ, repent- 
 ance. 
 
 'Μ.ζτΆμ,ίλομκι, and -ίομαι, οΰμαί, to repent ; 
 to be led by repentance ; imperf. m. μ-ιημίλό- 
 μην, and -ι'ομιν, ούμην, perf 2)as. μίταμίμζλ'/ι- 
 μαι, 1. α. pas. μζτζμΛλ'/ιόην, pai't. 1. a. ])as. 
 μζταμζλγ,ύζΐζ, 1. f pas. μζτΛμζλνΜσομοίΐ, η, 
 ίτοίΐ. From μζτ'α and μ,'ζλομο^, to care for- 
 Th. μ'ζλζί, it concerns. 
 
 Μετα/Λίλοί, aw, o, penitent ; o^5o repentance. 
 
 1^ίίίταμοξ^(^ΌΜ, f. ώσω, p. μζτοίμζμ'οξφωκΆ, to 
 transform ; to change the shape of any thing ; 
 to transfigure ; 1. a. ;)as. μζτζμοξφώύην, -/is, '/?. 
 From μζτΛ and μοζφ^, shape. 
 
 Ί^/Ιίτοίμόξφωο-ίί, ζως, '/], a metamorphosis, 
 transformation ; transfiguration. From 2. pers. 
 p. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Μζτχμφιίννϋμοίί, f. mid. μίτοίμ^ίσομαι, to 
 change the dress. From μζτα. and αμ,φάν- 
 νυμΑ. 
 
 "Μ-Ζ-ταμωλιοζ, ου, ο κ,οά h, Att.for 
 
 '^ίζταμύνίοί, ου, α κοά ή, vain, futile, useless, 
 ineffectual. From ανζμος^ the wind ; or from 
 μζτα, μί]) ond ονω, to profit. 
 
 'Μ.ζτΆΜΟίΐζτας, acc. pi. of 
 
 MzTCivuctiT'/is, ου, 0, an emigrant, an exile, a 
 new settler ; the same as μζτοίνά,ιίτηί. From 
 μζτα, and να,ίτπζ, an inhabitant. 
 
 ^ΙζτΆΜΆστζΰω, f ζύσω, to mijirate ; to go to 
 another country ; to go into exile ; to cause to 
 emigrate. 
 
 ^Ιζτανάστης, ου, ο, the same as μ.ίτα.νάα•τΐΒ;, 
 ov, x.ou h, exiled ; banished ; a foreigner, an 
 emigrant, a new settler. Fro?n μζτχ and 
 νάω, or νοίίω, to inhabit. • 
 
 ΉΙζτοίνζίίτσομα,ί, to go from one place to 
 another ; to pass over to. From μζτ» and 
 η'κτσομα,ι, or νί<τ<τομκι, the same as νίομαι, to go, 
 return. 
 
MET 
 
 56Θ 
 
 MET 
 
 "Μίτανίομαι, to go or come to. From μίτο, 
 and νίομχι, or vino, to go, return. 
 
 ^/Ιίτχνίύμίνοξ, Dor. for μίτανού/^ίνοί , ^;αί'ί. 
 jyres. m. of the same. 
 
 Mirav/ViTia/, Ion. for fjt,ira,viif<ry, 2, sing, 
 pres. ind. mid. of 
 
 ^ΐτανί(τα•βμαι, ike same as μΐτκνείσ•σ•ομχί. 
 
 Μ.ίτα,νί<ττα.μαι, to remove one's self, to 
 change one's abode, to emigrate, Thuci/d.^ 
 
 M-iTavitTTyifci, to lead or send out a colony ; 
 to expel from their habitations ; to cause to 
 remove or migrate. From μίτκ, άνά, and 
 7στ'/ιμι. 
 
 ^IsTxvos&i, f. 'h<re>)t p. μιτανίνοηκ,α.^ to regret 
 doing or omitting any thing ; to repent; to 
 amend ; after committing a fault, to come to a 
 wiser understanding; 1. a. μίπνόηα-ύί.) a,?, ε, 
 1. a. imperat. act. μίτίχ,νΌτΐίΤον, άτω, i. a. subj. 
 μίτα,νοήίΤΜ, η?, '/ι, and in 3. pL μπαντ^σωσι. 
 From μετά, and νοίω, to think. Tli. voos, 
 νους^ ό, the understanding. 
 
 Msrave/a, «s, h, repentance, penitence ; 
 change of mind. From the precedi?ig. 
 
 M«raviiyyT«5, acc. pi. part, act. of' μεταναίω, 
 to repent. 
 
 ME'TASA, «i, h, a barbarous word, silk. 
 
 Μ.ετοιζν, adv. among, in the midst of, be- 
 tween, while ; in the mean time •, sometimes 
 rendered afterward. With o, τι, το, intermedi- 
 ate, intervening. Used as an adverb, flj with 
 the: article ; as %v tm μεταζ,υ ( ■χ^ςονω under- 
 Stood), in the mean time, Xen. Sympos. i, 14 ; 
 Ύ0 μΛΤΆ^υ (τάζζοίτον, the next or following sab- 
 bath, Acts xiii, 42 ; τον μετοι'ξιι βίον, the sub- 
 sequent part of his life or his after life, Lys, c. 
 Eratosthc ; ίίμ '/ίλία)...^ξο '/ιμίξΟίζ... μεταξύ 
 τούτου, at sun rise.. .before day,..fl?irf in the in- 
 val between, Xe7i. Ci/neget. vi, 13. f2J With 
 jmrticiples in diff'erent cases, as μετα,ζ,υ ^εξί-^α- 
 των while walking ; μετα,^υ t\ λίγοντοζ, while 
 speaking, Lucian. ; τΰ νοσονντι μετα.%υ ά,σύί- 
 νοΰντί, to a sick man while labouring under his 
 disorder, ^sckin. c. Ctfsiph. ; μετκ'ξυ "^irr- 
 vovvTCi, while supping ; μεταξύ του υμα,ς λέγειν, 
 while you are talking, J^Vyt. Sj/mpos. vi, 2. 
 f3j As a preposition, govL'i'uing the genitive ; 
 μετα,ζ^υ των αρ^μ,ά,των arAt των Β-ωζο,κ,οφοξων, be- 
 tween tlie chariots and the .«^oldiers that wore 
 breastplates for coats of mail), Xen. Ci/rop. 
 vii, 1,6; μετΰίΡ^υ '/ιμων κ,α,ι υμών, between US 
 and you, Luke xvi, Ι-^β ; in coiUuiiaaL language 
 with the genitive λόγων, it is used when the 
 attention is suddeidy culled off" to a diff'erent 
 subject, as άλλα, μεταζυ λόγων, τίνες εΙσ)ν οΐ 
 'ΡΓολεμουντες ϊζεϊνοι, but, while we are talking, 
 who are those that are fighting tliere ? Lucian's 
 Dialog.] 
 
 ^Ιετα^υλογίί>>, ω, f. '/ισω, to interrupt anoth- 
 er's speech ; when speaking, to introduce paren- 
 thetically or by the way. From μετα^,υ and 
 λίγω. 
 
 Μετα'ζυλογία, as, h, an interruption ; also 
 a digression. From the preceding. 
 
 'ύιτα'ΤίΊβω, to persuade or bring to another 
 
 opinion ; to dissuade from ; μετκ•ηΙί>ομαι, to 
 be induced to adopt a different resolution or 
 opinion. From μετά. and τείΰω, to persuade ; 
 f. mid. 'τείσομαι, 2. a. ετηύον, p. pas. -ττ'ετεκτ- 
 μοίΐ, p. m. τε-τοιύχ. 
 
 Μετα.-;τεμ•?Γομα,ι, to send for, summon, to 
 send to make a demand ; with accus. f. m, 
 •φομΛΐ, 1. α. m. μετετεμ•φάμ>ιν, ω, ατο, 1, a. 
 imperat. τη. μετα-τεμ-φοιι, 1. a. subj. m. με- 
 τα.7ί'ίμ-^ωμα,ί, >?, ηται, 1. α. iyf. m. μετα-ττεμ- 
 ■^Άσβα,ί, 1. α. ind. pas. μετε-πεμφΰτ^ν, part, 
 1. a. pas. μετοί-νεμφύεί;. From μετά. and 
 'ττεμ,'ττω, to send. 
 
 ^Ιετάττεμπτοί, ου, ο κ,α.) h, sent for, sum- 
 moned ; recalled. From μΛταχεμ.-^ομο'.ι. 
 
 Μ^ετίχ.9Γ'/ί^άω, ω, f. ήσω, to leap over to ; to 
 leap from one place to another. From μετά. 
 and τ'/ι'^άω, to leap. 
 
 Μετοί-τίττω, to fall to ; to go to ruin ; to 
 change for the better or worse ; to degener- 
 ate ; to fall back ; to fall to one place instead 
 of another ; to be disappointed. From μετχ, 
 and '7r'^■7rτω,f. m. <χεσουμοΆ, to fall. 
 
 Ήίετα.7τλοι.σμοί, ου, ο, transformation, trans- 
 mutation; change of figure ; a figure of gram,- 
 mar, Metaplasmus. From 1. pers. perf, 
 pas. of 
 
 Μ,εταίτλύητω, to transform, transmute ; to 
 make again ; part. pres. μετα,τλύίτσων, οντος. 
 From μετά. and •τλά(τσω, or -ττω, f. ζω, p. 
 χ^οί, to form. 
 
 Μ-ετοίτοιεω, ω, f. ή;τω, to change, convert, 
 transform ; μετα'^οιεομοίΐ, ουμ,αι, to take upon 
 one's self, to be entitled to, Thucyd. ii, 51. 
 See mider Άξετ».] 
 
 Μ.ετοίΤξ'ε^ει, 3. sing. pres. of 
 
 Μ.ετκ'Τξίτω, to excel ; to be conspicuous or 
 distinguished ; μετε';τξε'Τον, imperf From με- 
 τα and τξ'ε-τω, to be suitable or becoming. 
 
 Ί^/1ετοιρρυ&μ.ίζω, f. 'κτω, to adapt ; to reform, 
 correct, arx-ange in a better manner ; to change. 
 From μετά. and ρυάμίζω. 
 
 lS /Ιετάξίηοί, ου, ό κν.) h, sublime, lofty; tow- 
 ering, proud, arrogant. From μεταξΐτί$' and 
 hence 
 
 'ΆΙετοίξα-ίόω, to raise up on high ; to elevate. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ΜέΤΛξΛί, εωί, 91, transport, elevation ; 
 change ; raising up on high. From με* 
 τΰίίξω. 
 
 Ήίεταιτχευοίζω, f. άαω, ρ, μΑτεσκευκ^,Ά, \.ο 
 transform ; to chauge from one thing to anoth- 
 er. From μετά, and σχευάΧ,ω. 
 
 Μ.ίτχσ•»ευ^, ης, h, ciiange to another form ; 
 transformation ; embellishing a discourse, Di- 
 onys. de Struciura Orat. sect. ix. Fro7n the pre.- 
 cedhig. 
 
 ΉΙετοίσκηνόω, to remove the tabernacles, 
 camp, or tents to another place ; to change one's 
 abode, Diod. Sic. From μετά. and σκηνόω. 
 
 Ήίετάσσος, η, ov, middle-aged, Odys. ix, 
 22J.] 
 
 ISiiTUvTaffis, εωζ, h, transformation ; migra- 
 
MET 
 
 561 
 
 MET 
 
 tion, change of condition ; exile, death ; also 
 a figure if Rhetoric. From ^e^/Vtjj^;. 
 
 M.i<r(x,ffr'ivu, f. νω, to groan for ; to lament, 
 deplore or mourn for, to sympathize with. 
 From, μιτα. and στίνα/, to groan. 
 
 M^STUffriivem, 2. a. inf, act. μίτα,στν)α•Άΐ, 
 1. a. inf. act. μίΤΒίστή(τα,σύα,ΐ) 1. a. inf. m. of 
 μιύίστ^μι, f. [Λίτα,στήσω, to substitute j re- 
 move, 
 
 ^ίτ«(ττονΒίχ^ιζιτο, 3. si7ig. im^erf. τη. 
 Ion. of 
 
 Ήίζταστονα.χ^Ί'ζω, the same as μίΤΛ/,α-τίνω, to 
 groan for. From μετά. and (ττονχχίζω. 
 
 Μ,ίτ^ΛίΤ'Τξαφειίί part. 2. a. pas. of 
 
 Μ.ίτΰίσ'Τξεφω, f \}/ia, p. μίτίστζεφχ, to turn 
 or cast back ; to turn towards ; to convert to ; 
 to invert ; pervert ; to ci.ange, bend, alter ; 
 to divert from; 1. a. μετίσ-τξί-φα, 2. a. μετί- 
 στξχφον 2. a. pas. μετεσ•τξάφ'/ιν, τις, vi, 2. a. 
 imperat. pas. με'ταστξο,φγιΰι, ήτω., 2. f. pas. 
 μεταστξα.φγια-ομχί. From μιτα, and σ•τξίφω, 
 to turn. Whence 
 
 Μεταα-τξοφίι, m, h, conversion, change ; a 
 turning ; an alteration. 
 
 'Μ.ετΆσχ^εΤν, 2. a. 17 f. act. of μετέχω, f με- 
 βίϊ,ω, to be a partaker ; 2. a. μετίσχ^ον. 
 
 M.ετa.σ■χ^'/ιμeιί,τtζωyf ισω, to transform, trans- 
 figure, change to another shape or appearance ; 
 1. a. μετεσχ^ημά,τκτα,,) p. μετεσχ^ημάηκα,. From, 
 μετά, and α-χ^νιμα,τιζω, to fashion. From (Τχ^ν;- 
 μα,, ατοζ., το, a shape. 
 
 Μ.ετκσ-χ'/}μοίτί(τμο;, ου, ο, transfiguration, 
 change of shape or appearance. From the 
 prectding. 
 
 'Μ.ετοίτ'ίβνιμ,ί, to transpose ; to remove ; to 
 displace ; to transfer ; to retract ; to change ; to 
 correct; part. pres. μετΆτιύε);, \.f. μετ(χ,6ή<τω, 
 p. μετατίύεικ,α^ \. a. μετ'εύηχ,α• 1. ο. pas. με- 
 *τετεβην, vis, ", to put or place. Th. τίθημι. 
 
 Μ.ίΤΜΤξί'ΤίΙι, ετΆΐ, 2, and 3. sing. pres. 
 pas. of 
 
 Μ,ετχτξ'ε^ω, to turn back oj'towards, to turn 
 aside ; to change ; to revolve in one's mind ; 
 μετα,τφ,'τίομα,ί, to be turned towards ; to have a 
 care of, to take care of. From μετά. and τξε<τω. 
 
 Μ.ετατξο•ηκλίζω, to turn towards ; to change, 
 alter. From μετά, and τξοτα,λίζω, to turn. 
 
 Μετατξο-τίχ, a;, ri, change, alteration, con- 
 version. From 
 
 Μετάτξοτο;, ου, ο χά) h, changeable, sus- 
 ceptible of alteration or restoration ; versatile ; 
 μετάτζοττα, εξγα τελουιτι, they restore matters 
 to their former state. From μετατξ'ε^ω, to 
 convert. 
 
 Mετoιυl•i)iω,f. ήσω, to interrupt ; to address ; 
 to speak to ; to speak among. From μετά, 
 and αυ^άω, to speak. 
 
 Μ-εταύξίον, adv. the day after to-morrow. 
 From μετά, and uiJpiov, to-morrow. 
 
 Μ,ετοίυτϊχχ, the same as αοτ/^α, immedi- 
 ately ; afterwards. Fro?n μετά, and αΰτ/κα. 
 
 ΉΙετα,υτίζ, Ion. for μετά, τκυτοί, afterwards. 
 
 Μ.ίτχφεξόμενοί, part, jires. m. or pas. of 
 
 Μ-ίταφίξω, ει?, ει, f, μετοΐσω, to remoA'^e 
 
 71 
 
 from one place to another ; to transfer ; to 
 translate ; 1. a. μετήνεγκα. From μετά, and 
 φ'ίξω. 
 
 Μ,ετοίφοξα, as, h, a removal or removing 
 from one place to another ; metaphor, a rhetorr 
 icalfigxire. Fro7n the preceding. 
 
 ΜετΆφπξίχΰ?, ii, ov, metaphorical ; taken 
 from otliers. From the preceding. 
 
 ΜετχφοξίκΜ?, adv. metaphorically. From, 
 the precedi7ig. 
 
 Μίταφξάξω, f άσω, to express in a different 
 manner ; to translate, to interpret ; μΛτοίίρξά'ζο- 
 μα,ι, to consider or deliberate after. From με- 
 τά, and φξάζω, to say. 
 
 Μετάφξο,α-ι?, εωs, ii, a translation ; an inter- 
 pretation ; a different mode of expression. From 
 
 2. pers. perf. pas, of the prccedi7ig. 
 ΉΙετκφζα σόμΛ70α, Oor. for μετοι,φξαίτΌμίβ(ε, 
 
 1. ])l, l.f 7)1. of μίτα,φξάζα. 
 
 Μεταφραα-τ'/ι?, ου, ο, an interpreter, a trans- 
 lator ; one who expresses the same meaning in 
 a different way. F7^om 3. p. pas. of μ,ετα- 
 ψζάξω. 
 
 Μετχφζαα•τΓΛο$, »3, ov, having the form or ap- 
 pearance of a translation, interpretation, or ex- 
 plication. Fro7n the preceding. 
 
 Μ,ετάφξενον, ου, το, the back ; the space be- 
 tween the loins and the shoulders. F7V7n με- 
 τά and <Pξi^ιεs, the midriff, the bowels. 
 
 ΉΙετοοφυτεΰω, f. ίΰσω, to transplant. From 
 μετά. and φυτεύω. 
 
 Μετοίφωνεω, to address ; to speak among, 
 Fro7n μετά a7id φωνεω, to speak. 
 
 Μ.εταρ^εΐζίξω, and μετχρ^^είξίζομχι, f. mid. 
 ίσομα,ι, p. pas. ια-μαι, to handle, treat ; to gov- 
 ern, to manage, administer ; to make applications 
 to a wound. Fro7n μετά. and χ,είξ'ίζω, to 
 handle. Th. χ^ε)ξ, a hand. 
 
 'NLετιχ,χθΌ)ιιos, ου, ο kou h, being or soaring 
 above the earth, leaving the earth behind, Apol. 
 Rhod. ii, 300.] 
 
 Μ.ετα,χζονία,ι, nom. pl.f g. of 
 
 Μ.ετκχζόνιος, ία, lov, doing any thing after 
 a season ; sublime, dwelling in heaven ; among 
 the Ecclesiastical writers, medita^ting on immor- 
 tality or immortal things. Fi'om μετά a7id 
 X^ovos, time. 
 
 Μ-ετίζαλον, sj, ε, 2, a. ind. act, of μετοίζάΧ' 
 λω, f. μετοίζοίΧω, p. μετα,ζ'εζ'Κνικ,α,, to change. 
 
 Msrs^jjv, nSi 57, 2, a. ind. act. of μ,εταζοίίνω, 
 to digress. 
 
 Μ.ετ'εειτε, Poet, for μετεΊ'ττε, he spoke among, 
 
 3. sing. 1. or 2. a. act. of μετ'ί'Ζω. FiO7ii 
 μετά andε'prω, 1. a. εϊτ^οί, 2. a. ε^ον. 
 
 Μ.ετε^σ•4, Ion. and Poet, for μετηοΊ, Poet, 
 by Paragoge for μεττ,, 3. si7ig. 2)res. subj. of 
 μετειμι, to be present. 
 
 Μετί&ίΐκα, as, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of μετοίχΊ- 
 θημι, to transpose, 
 
 ΙΑετεϊνιν, 'AS, in, pres. or impcTf. 02)t. of 
 μετειμι. Th. ειμί, to be. 
 
 ΊίΑετείλίΐφχ, perf of μεταλαμζύ,νω, to re- 
 ceive. 
 
 Μίτίίμι, V)ith the accus, to go after, pursue-, 
 
MET 
 
 562 
 
 MET 
 
 follow ; to pass over to ; to return ; to seek 
 for. From μίτα, and ίΊμι, to go. 
 
 Μ'-•~ίψι, with the dative, to be present at or 
 among ; to be common to. From μ,ίτα, and 
 &ιμ), to be. 
 
 MiTiTvcii, pres. inf. ^irt^-Ti, 3, sing, of the 
 preceding. 
 
 MiTiis, I'in. for μίίύ;, part. 2. a. of 
 (/,ζύίτιμι. 
 
 'Μίτί7;^ί;, 2. sing, iinpeyf. act. of μιτίχ^ω, 
 to obtain. 
 
 '^liTiKixSiv, S. siyig. imperf of μίτοί,κίά,ύω, 
 ίο go over to. From μιτα, and α'ιω, to go. 
 
 ISliTiXafxiciviv, S. sing, imperf act. of μιτα- 
 Χαμζάνω, to participate ; to assume ; to take 
 after ; to exchange •, to translate ; to receive in 
 turn ; to understand ; f m. λγι-^ομαι, 2. a. 
 Ιλάοβν. Th. λαμζάνω, to take. 
 
 ^I'iTi'kh, 2. a. i?nperat. act. μίτίλ^Άν, part. 
 
 2. a. of μίτ'ίοχ^ομαα, to Come to, pursue ; to 
 
 beseech ; speak to ; to punish. Th. 'ίξχ^ομΆΐ, 
 
 f mid. ίλίνσ-ομοίΐ, 2. a. iiXvuav, and hy Si/nc. 
 
 viXUov, is, ε. 
 
 Μ'ζπμίλή^τί, 2. ;;/. 1. a. ind. pas. μιτί- 
 μίΧ'/ίβγιν, f μίτα,μίλομα,ι, or Λομαι, to repent ; 
 imjJ. mid. μιτίμιΧόμ'/ίν. From μίτα and μ'ίΧο- 
 μοίΐ, to care for. 
 
 ΙύζτίμμίνΛΐ, Ion, arid Ddr. for y.irt7vai, 
 l>res. inf. of μίταμι, to be present at or among. 
 
 ΜετΕ^όβ^Λ/β-ί, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of μίταμο^- 
 φόω, f. ώσω, to transform. 
 
 ^Ιιτίμ-^υχ^ω, f ώσω, to remove the soul 
 from one body to another. From μιτα, Iv, 
 and ■ψυχ;ΰύο, to animate. Th. •φνχ^νι, life. 
 
 'Μ.ίτιμ.-^ΰ^,^ωσίζ, ίω;, vi, transmigration-; the 
 passage of the soul from one body to another. 
 From tlic preceding. 
 
 '^Ιί7ίτ/ινοχα, a,;, a, perf. 7)1. of μίταφίξω, to 
 transfer, to remove to. 
 
 Μετεξετί^β;, α/, a, some ; any among us, 
 Herod, vi, iOi) ; any others. From μιτα, Ιξ, 
 and ϊ'Τίοο;, another. 
 
 M£-£(5v, Ion. for μιτον, ovroi, το, part. pres. 
 n. g. of μίτίίμι. 
 
 Μετε•τ£/τ', and μίτί-τηιτα, adv. afterwards ; 
 then. From μιτά., sct/, and iinra., afterwards. 
 
 Μετε^;^εί), pres. imperat. mid. Ion. for μι- 
 τίξ^ον, from 
 
 Μί'τίξ^ζΰμχί, to go to ; to come to ; to pass 
 by or over to ; to pursue, to seek for ; to be- 
 seech ; to speak to ; to avenge ; to canvass for ; 
 to go from one side to the other ; to go from 
 one place to another. From μζτκ and 'ίζχο- 
 μα,ι, to come ; f. mid. ΙΧίύβ-ομχι, 2. a. '/ixuov. 
 
 Μίτίο-τίάΰ-'/];, Ion. for μίίίίττΜσ'/ι;, gen. sing. 
 p. part. act. f. g. of μίίΊστ'/,μι, wicich see. 
 
 Μίτίίττ'/ΐί, Hei'od. vii, 47. See Με^ί- 
 στ'/>μι.'\ 
 
 'ΆΙίτίση, μΑηττΊ μοι τούτου, Ι am a partaker 
 of this, or I participate in this ; 5. sing, of μ'ί- 
 ταμι. 
 
 ^Ιίτίσχ'/,χ,χ, ας, ε, J^erf act. of μιτ'ζχω, 
 f. μΛ6ί\ω, 2. a. μιτίσχ^ο•», ε?, ε. 
 
 Μίτίτίίτιν, Yjs, 71} and in 3. pi. μίτ-τ'Φ/ΐ9•χν, 
 
 1. α. ind. pas. of μίτα,τίβνιμι, to transfer. TL• 
 τΊύ'/,μι, f. ^ή(τω, p. τίύαχ,χ, to put or place ; 
 
 2. a. iinv. 
 
 WiTBTihi, 3. sing, imperf. as if from τιόίω^ 
 for μιτίτί3'/ι, of μίτατ'ιύνιμι, to transfer. 
 
 ΙΜίτϊφ^ιν, '/ΐί, η, 2. α. or imperf. of μίτάφνι- 
 μ,ι, to speak among ; to interrupt. From μί- 
 το, and φ'/ιμ.!, to sa3^ 
 
 I\hT-(pcrJviiv, 3. sing, imjierf act. of μίταψω- 
 vieu, to speak in the midst of; to speak to. 
 
 Μέτι;κε, pres. imperat. μίτίχ^αν, pres. inf. of 
 
 Ί^Ιί'τίχ^Μ, f. μίύί^ω, p. μιτισχνιχα,, with gen, 
 to be a partaker of; to sh;.re ; to be an accom- 
 plice ; to be conscious of ; ivith accus. to have ; 
 2. a. μίτίσ-χον, ί;, ε. From μζτα. and 'ίχ,ίύ, 
 to ha.'e. 
 
 Ί^Ιί-ίΜξΟί, ων, τα, meteors, because in the 
 air From μ^ίτίωξο;. 
 
 ]Shτίωξίζω, f Ισω, to raise up on high ; to 
 elevate ; to encourage ; to give hopes ; to 
 render inflated or puffed up ; to excite, incite, 
 or persuade, to any t'ling ; μίτίωξίζομαι, to 
 put one's self in a state of suspense, Luke xii, 
 29 ; found in no other part of the Scriptures; 
 to be tossed on the sea. Th. μιτ'ίωζος. 
 
 Ί*<Ιίτίωζΐσμοζ, ου, ο, the act of raising high in 
 the air ; elevation of mind. From 1. pei'S. p. 
 pas. of the prec<'ding. 
 
 METE'ilPOS/it/, Koi) «, high, elevated, 
 loft)-, suspended in the air ; tossed on the high 
 seas ; superficial ; unsettled ; in a state of sus- 
 pense. From μίτα clnd αύζω to lift up ; as 
 if from ίΐί ΆΖξοί αί'ίξω, to raise into the air. 
 
 ^Ιίτίώξω;, adv. on high j in suspense, doubt- 
 fully, anxiousl^^] 
 
 ISliT'/iiaOcv, Ion. for μίτΰσα,ν, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 act. f μ'ίΠίμι, to follow ; 1. a, ε/ο•α, Att, yuretj 
 Ion. ηΐσα. 
 
 Μετίλ^ε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. of μζτίξχ^ομα,ι. 
 
 ^ΙίΤ'^ΧΧα,ζαν, 3. pi. 1. a, ind. act. of μιτα,Χ- 
 χάττω, to transmute, 
 
 'Μιττ,Χυύιν, 3. sing. 2. a. of μίτίξχ^ομοίΐ^ 
 fut. viid. ίΧίύσομαΐ' 2. a, ίίλυβον, and by Sync. 
 riXSov, i;, i. 
 
 ^Ιίτγ,οξος, Poet, for μιτοίίωξοζ, the same as 
 μίτίωρο;. 
 
 Μίτίηξίν, 3. sing. 1 . a. act. of μιταίξω, 
 f Άοω, to set sail, to go by sea or in a vessel. 
 From μιτα and α,'Ιξω, to lift or raise up. 
 
 'Μ.ίτήσισύα.ί, Ion. for μίύτισίσύοι,ι, 1. f. inf. 
 m. of μίύΐ'/ιμι, to dismiss, let go. 
 
 Μετίί^δα, 3. sing, imperf. of μίτοι.υ^άω, to 
 speak among. 
 
 Μετ/ε/ν, Ion. for μίβΙαν, and this for μιύή- 
 να,ι, to let go, relinquish, send forth ; pres. inf. 
 
 of μίύΐ/ιμι. 
 
 ISIiTiivai, Ion. for μίύήνοοι, pres. irf act. as 
 
 ^liTUo-^xijfor μΛί'ασίοίί, pres. inf. mid. of 
 
 ΊίsliτΊ■/lμι,for μιύΐ'/ιμι, which see. 
 
 'M'iTih, pres. imperat. of μίτίίμι, ivhich see; 
 pres. imperat. 'I6i, "τω. 
 
 Miricrx;uv,for μετίχ^ειν, to partake. 
 
 Μίτοικ,ίίτίοί, a;, h, migration ; removal to 
 another country ; carrying away j a dwelling in 
 
MET 
 
 563 
 
 MET 
 
 a foreign countiy ; exile ; this word occurs in 
 the Bible, Judg. xviii, 30 ; 1. Chron. v, 22 ; 
 Matt, i, IT. From 
 
 Μ,ίτοικίω, a, J". Υίσω., to migrate ; to remove 
 to dwell in another place ; to be a stranger and 
 an inhabitant ; to dwell in a foreign country. 
 From μίτά, and οϊκίω, to dwell. 
 
 M.iroix.'AiTii, ιωζ, vi, a removing to another 
 country ; a dwelling in a foreign country. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ^liToiKiu, ΰίς, Vi, a colon}'- ; a residing in a 
 foreign land ; the condition of a resident for- 
 eigner ; captivity. 
 
 ΉΙίτοικιζω, J. Ίσω, and Alt. μιτοοίΐω, to re- 
 move the inhabitants to another place ; to lead 
 out a colony, to cause to emigrate ; \. a. iiid. 
 μίτωκισα,• p. μιτωχικα,. From μζτ-α, and 
 οίκ,ίζω, to send out a colony. 
 
 ΉΙίτοικ,ο:, o'j, x.ou h, a resident stranger ; a 
 stranger domiciled in Athens or Attica ; also 
 μίτοικοι, persons sent away to other cities as a 
 punishment. From μιτα. and οΤκ.οζ. 
 
 Μ.ετοίχ;αμαι, to go with, accompany ; to send 
 for.] 
 
 Μετακλάζω, to sink down with bended 
 knees. From μετά. and οκλάζω, to fall on the 
 knees. 
 
 ^Ιετονομάζω, to change the name of any 
 
 one ; to bestow another name ; μιτ ονομάζομαι, 
 
 to have one's name changed ; to be called by 
 
 another name. From μΛτα and ονομάζω, 
 
 from ονομοί, a name. 
 
 Μ.ίτο7τάζω, f, α,σω, to giA'-e to or confer 
 upon, to bestow, Odys. x, 204.] 
 
 Mareor/i, ihoi, h, the same as ο-π-ΐζ, revenge ; 
 vengeance ; punishment. 
 
 'Μ.ιτΌ'ττκτθι, and-irhv, adv. afterwards; behind. 
 From μιΤΆ and οττΊσω, behind, backward. 
 
 ^ΙετοΊ-ωξίνον, adv. in the latter part of 
 autumn. From 
 
 'Μίτοτωξϊνο;, τι, ov, autumnal; during the 
 latter part of autumn. From 
 
 'Μετό'τωξον, ου, τό, the last part of autumn 
 ajier harvest ; the beginning of complete man- 
 hood. ■ From μετά. and ο-π-ύξα, ας, γι, autumn. 
 
 ΉΙετουσΊοί, communion ; participation ; asso- 
 ciation ; community ; fellowship. From μετειμι. 
 
 Μ.ετορ(^ετευω, to draw oif by another chan- 
 nel ; to cause to run in a different course ; 
 also to transfer ; to draw over. From μετά, 
 and ο^ετευω. 
 
 Μ.ετοχγί, yjs, τι, community ; fellowship, par- 
 ticipation ; in grammar, a participle. From 
 μ'ετοχ^οζ, a partaker, 
 
 Μ.ετορ(^λίζω, to I'emove with a bar or leA'^er ; 
 to transfer ; to move from its place. From 
 μετά and οπλίζω. 
 
 Μέτβ;^οί, ου, ό κσ.) h, a companion ; an as- 
 sociate ; a partner ; a partaker. From μετίχ^ω, 
 which see. 
 
 MsT^a, τά, nom. pi. of μίτξον. 
 
 ΜετζίΓ, 3, sing. pres. ind. act. and 
 
 'Μ.ετζεΐσύα.ί, pres. inf. pas, of 
 
 Μίτζίω, b), f. 'ήσω^ p. μιμ'ιτογικα,^ to meas- 
 
 ure ; to judge or estimate; to lend ; to return 
 like for like ; μετξεομαι, οΖμαι, to be measur- 
 ed ; to receive any thing by measure whether 
 sold or lent; \, a. ίμ'ετζγκτα,• 1. a. imperat. 
 act. μετξ'/ιιτον, άτω• perf. pas. μΛμ'ετξΥίμα,ΐ' 
 1. a. pas. Ιμετοήύν,ν, ης, vt, 1. fut. pas. μετξπ- 
 βνχτομκι. Th. μ'ετξον, measure. 
 
 ΜίΤξί^μα, ατός, το, an allowance ; a meas- 
 ure of any thing ; a ration. 
 
 Μ.ετξ'/ι<τΐζ, ζως, h, the act of measuring. 
 
 MsT^57T'/ii, oZ, 0, a measurer ; also a measure 
 containing twelve or thirteen gallons, but vari- 
 ously estimated. From perf pns. of μιτ^Αω. 
 
 Μετξΐάζω, f. ύ,σο^, to be moderate ; to have 
 a modest opinion of one's self; to speak and 
 act with equity and moderation ; also to mod- 
 erate or temper. Th. μΛτξον. 
 
 Μετξίχος, h, ov, relating to measures ; meas- 
 uring well ; also metrical. From the same Th. 
 
 ^Ιετριο'ττά,ύεω, ω, f. νισω, J}. μεμετξΐΰτάό•/ικ.α; 
 to preserve moderation in the emotions and 
 affections of the mind ; to be moderately af- 
 fected, Ι)ί the Epistle to theHebreivs, chap. 
 v, it is expounded by some the same as (χυμ.- 
 -ττα,ΰ'εω, to condole or sympathize with ; by oth- 
 ers, to be placable or easily appeased ; to be 
 indulgent or compassionate. From 
 
 Μετξίο-τταΡ/ι;, εος, ο kou yi, one who moder- 
 ates his feelings or emotions ; clement, com- 
 passionate. From μ'ετζίος and τάύος, εοΐ, το, 
 affection, passion. 
 
 Ί^ιΐίτξϊος, Ιοί, lov, or μετξίος, ου, ο κ,αι τι, mod- 
 erate, not excessive ; few ; modest ; just, 
 equitable ; observing a mean ; μετξΐότεξος, less, 
 inferior. Th. μίτξον, a measure. 
 
 Μετξΐότ'/ις, τ,τος, h, moderation, modesty, 
 mediocrity. From the preceding. 
 
 'Μετζίοφξονεω, to think modestly of one's 
 self ; not to be puffed up. From μετξίος, 
 moderate, a7id φ^ον'εω, to think. Th. φζην, the 
 mind. 
 
 ΉΙετζίως, moderately ; modestly ; sparingly, 
 suitably, temperately. From μετξίος. 
 
 ME'TPON, ου, TO, measure ; a Ai-essel by 
 which any thing is measured ; a measure in 
 poetry, a verse ; metre. It sometimes is peri- 
 phrastic, as μετξον 3-χλά<τα•γΐς, the sea. Per- 
 haps from Heb. ΤΠΌ? measure, or Chald. 
 mD> dimension. 
 
 Μ.ίτωνομάζετο, 3. sing. imperf pas. of μ-ετο' 
 νομάζω, to cliange the name. 
 
 'ΜετωνυμΊοί, «?, ri, a change of the name ; 
 metonymy, afgure of Bhetoric. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Μετωνυμιχο;, h, ov, relating or belonging to 
 Metonymy. From the preceding. 
 
 '^Ιετωνυμικως, by Metonymy. 
 
 Μετω'ττ^Ιον, adv. with an opposing front or 
 opposing fronts. From 
 
 Μ-ετύονΤον, or μ,ετω'πΊον, ου, το, the front ; the 
 forehead; the prow of a ship ; the front of au 
 army ; μετύτω, gen. sing. Dor. From μίτά. 
 and Μ -4^, the eye, 
 
 'Μ.ετω•;τοίΤαΰ7Γ0ί, ev, ό ««) ri, one who tells 
 
ΜΗ 
 
 564 
 
 ΜΗΔ 
 
 fortunes by inspecting the forehead ; a meto- 
 poscope. From μίτω'ρτον and σκο-ττΌζ, from 
 <(κί•-^'το!/(.«,ί, to see, p. m. Ίσκο-τα. 
 
 Μ.ίΤΜρζ^ίτο, 3. sing, imperf. μίτωχ^όμνιν, ov, 
 iro• jru/ii μπα, and ο'Ιχ^ομαι, to depart, f, m. 
 ο\^'/)<τομα.ι. 
 
 '^Iid,for μου, gen. Dor. of Ιγω, I. 
 
 ME'XPI, or μίζξϊί) adv. governs the gen. 
 as far as, in relation to place ; until, in rela- 
 tion to time ; μίχξΐ; «"), as long as; μίχξί; ού, 
 as faa• as ; μίχξ'^ "" "■''^ \xrA\\ ; μ^'^χζ^ι r'lvos, 
 how far '' μίχξΐ ηιιοζ, in some measure ; or, 
 until v/hat time ? μ'-χζ^ι nrovhi, thus far ; μίχο^ι 
 τΌχλου, a long while ; μίχξΐ ζωτι;, during life ; 
 μίχξΐ "τταντοζ, forever ; μίχξ' i^ew (ind όίχξΐ 
 <rou ivith an infinitive may be rendered even to, 
 so that, as μ'^χρί "^ov χ,α) ί'Τΐ^/χ.κ.ξυσαι, so that 
 he wept for him, or even to Aveeping ; some- 
 tim,fs ■rpo; is coupled ivitli it, like usque ad in 
 Latin, as μίχξΐ ΤξΟζ τα,ζ οίκουμιν/ΐξ ΐα•χα,τιοίί^, 
 to ihe extreme parts of the world ; it is also 
 Joined vjith other adverbs, as μίχξΐζ ίνταυβα,, 
 thus far, hitherto ; when used with the genitive 
 it sometimes includes and so7netimes excludes 
 the object expressed by the noun^ as the ivords 
 to and until do hi English ,• as ί&'γωήσα.σύα,ι 
 μίχζΐ 9-ανάταν, to fight even to death, i. e. 
 including death ; hut in ihe saying of Ptricles, 
 that he loould be a friend as far as the altar, 
 μίχξΐ rod βωμοΖ φίλο;, the altar is excluded, 
 because he did not meayi to be a friend so far 
 as to perjure himself. Hoogcveen de Partic. 
 Gresc. In the much controverted passage of 
 Aristot. Poet, h μ,Ιν ούν {τα^ο/ΐχ tyi Τξαγω^ΐα, 
 μίχξΐ μόνον μίτρου μίτοι λογού μιμνκτις ύναι 
 ff'TTouhoctuv ηπ,οΧούβΐίσί, C. ν, (c. 12. ed. Tyrwh.) 
 some commentators give μιχξΐ the sense of ex- 
 cluding or excepting ; but the most satisfactory 
 explanation appears to be that of the recent 
 editor, Greefenhan, who says, in substance, 
 that the word μίχξΐ is us d figuratively, as it 
 were, to co^rrespond with the verb YixoXov^fjtn, 
 and this again is used to suit μίτοι^.ά^τΐις, which 
 occurs jusi before ; the menning of the passage 
 then will be, that Epic poetry did not arrive at 
 the same degree of perfection and had not so 
 many successive transitions or advances ( μιτα,• 
 Baffin) as dramatic composition ; it indeed ad- 
 ded metre to the composition ; but it could fol- 
 low the footsteps of tragedy only as far as 
 metre ; in the use of metre, however, as well 
 as in the species of composition, it differs from 
 tragedy, ^-c. The editor adds, contrary to the 
 cominon opinion, that μίχζΐ no ivhere implies 
 exclusion, Aristot. de Arte Poet. c. \, p. 65, 
 not f. edit. Gr^fenhan, Lips. 1821. "Αχζΐ or 
 αχξΐζ, the same, ivhich see.] 
 
 MH\ no, not 5 not at all ; unless ; lost ; 
 6u μ'ή, not at all ; il μί], unless ; otu; μ» -zri- 
 (f'/ie, that you may not fall ; with 1 . a. or subj 
 Soph. Aj. 1108, ivithfut. indie, οτως rovro μη 
 "τασ'ομιβα,, that we may not suffer this, I)em, 
 €. Leptin. p. 28. On the other hand, Daives, 
 p. 222, 223 : oV&ij y.%Xu>i λή-φίτκι, Isocr. ad 
 
 Evag. p. 81 , ed. Battie, ivhich Wolfius attempts 
 
 to correct by reading λή-φ^ται. Mh is rarely 
 
 tised instead of oh, in direct enunciation, as 
 
 Arist. de Avibus ; μ'/ι \ω νόημα χ,ομ-φόπξον 
 
 nKovffot,. Interrogat. μη o'lit, do you think ? 
 
 μη α^ιχίοί ταξβί τω Q>iu, Rom. ix, 14, can 
 
 there be injustice with God? 'όσον ^κλ, almost, 
 
 only not ; ori μη, unless, beside ; μη ου, μη 
 
 Ι ουκ, lest not ; μη γοί,ζ, μη γα,ξ ^η, μη δίτα, 
 
 : lest it should happen ; let it not happen that ; 
 
 £< "hh μήγζ, but if otherwise ; if it should not 
 
 , happen ; otherwise ; μη yivoiro, let it not hap- 
 
 I pen, let it not be, far be it from us. 
 
 M'/jys, not, otherwise. From μη^ not, and 
 y\, indeed. 
 
 Μη^άμη, and Dor. μη^αμα,, nowhere, not 
 at ail. Hence μτ^α,μήΎζ, the same ; also 
 
 '^1'/^α.μΌ$ιν, adv. in no part ; in no respect ; 
 in no manner ; and 
 
 Ήίη^Άμ'οίί, and μη^οίμοίη, nowhere ; never. 
 From 
 
 'M.n'l•aμos, h, ov, not one ; none. From μη) 
 not, Vi, and άμοξ, any one, some one, one. 
 
 Μ.ηοαμου, adv. nowhere. 
 
 ΜηΙοίμωζ, adv. in no manner ; in no re- 
 spect ; not at all. From μη^Άμός. 
 
 M.'/ih\ μηΤί, conj. nor, nor indeed. From 
 μη, not, and 2z. 
 
 Μή^εα, counsels. See Mn^os. 
 
 ^In^sict, κζ, ή, a proper name, Medea. 
 
 ^I'i^itoi, ων, ο], for Μί^«<, Medes. 
 
 M'/i^s/aj, ου, 0, a proper name, Medeus, the 
 son of Jason and Medea. 
 
 M'/;?i/;, ivo;, 0, no one ; none ; no body ; 
 in fern, μη'^ίμίχ, as• in neut. μηΤίν, ivog, το, 
 none, nothing ; as if μηΤ& us. From μη, U, 
 and ίΐς, one. 
 
 M'/j^£j«/at, as, and Ion. -ns, "h. See M'/j^i/j. 
 
 M>?^£v, n. g. of μη^ύ$' μηΤίν αλ λα, only ; 
 μη'^Ιν YiTTov, not the less ; or μηΤεν μάλλον, not 
 the more ; μηΤίν on, nothing except. 
 
 Mn^io, Ion. for μη^ου, p)res. imperat. vi. of 
 μη^ομ,αι. 
 
 Μη^ίτοτ', and μη^ζ-ττοη, adv. never ; lest 
 perhaps ; lest sometimes. From μη'^Ι and 
 ToTi, at some time. Th. on, when. 
 
 M>7§£Tiy, not yet. From, μη and τω en- 
 clitic, at some time or place. Th. os, who. 
 
 'Μ.η^ίτΒξο;, ξα, ξον, neither. From μη, ^e, 
 and iTi^os, other. 
 
 Mn'^iro,for ίμή^ίτο, S. sing, impeif. Ion. of 
 μ,ή^ομαι, f tn. μ,ήσομαι. Th. μ,η^05, ios, το, 
 care. 
 
 Mn^ia, as, n, Media.] 
 
 Μη^ίζω, f 'tor ω, to imitate the Medes ; to 
 speak the language of the Medes ; to favour 
 the cause of the Medes, Herod, vi, 109.] 
 
 lAnhiar), after the manner of the Medes.] 
 
 M'/j^oAiy?, μη^Χ oXus, not at all ; by no 
 means ; in no respect. Th. ολο5. 
 
 ΙΑηΙομαι, to have the care of; to deliberates 
 to meditate ; to consult for, to plan ; to at- 
 tempt ; to contrive ; f. m. μήσομχι, 1. a. m. 
 ίμησάμην, ω, ατο, with dot. Poet, to take heed 
 
MHj^ 
 
 B6$ 
 
 ΜΗΠ 
 
 of ; to foresee. It governs two accusatives, 
 one of the person^ the other of the thing. 
 
 ΜΗ~Δ02, tos, ro, care, counsel ; in plur. 
 counsels. 
 
 Μί^Λί, ου, ο, a gentile noun, a Mede, Acts 
 ii, 9. 
 
 Μ.•η^οτιουν, adv. nothing at all ; by no means. 
 From μνιΤί, οτε, η. g. froim oims, and ούν. 
 
 ln.ri6\for μήτί, nor. Th. μνι. 
 
 M>5^£/ij ίνος, 0, and μη^ϊν, ενός, το, not one ; 
 nothing at all. From μήτε and iti, one. 
 
 'Μ.γιχάζω, to bleat ; and 
 
 MHKA'OMAI, the same ; said of goats and 
 sheep. 
 
 M.'/ixKs, aSos, 'h, a she-goat, a sheep. From 
 the preceding. — ' 
 
 Μ,'/ικ,ίτι, that, no longer ; no more ; not 
 hereafter. Frovi μνι and in, as yet, 3'et. 
 
 M-vifciffra,, at a very great distance ; finally ; 
 at last. From 
 
 'Μτικ,ιστοζ, ου, ο χα) η, very long ; the long- 
 est ; the tallest ; superl. From μ'^χοζ. 
 
 MH~K02, sij, TO, length, extension, tall- 
 ness, stature, space, height, distance ; as if 
 from μίγοί, great. Also μ^κ,ος. Ion. for μΤιχ,ο?, 
 a remedy. 
 
 ISl'/jKOvu, f. ijvu, to lengthen, produce, draw- 
 out ; to protract a discourse ; to treat a subject 
 tediously; 1. a. Ιμ',ηχ,υνχ' ])res. pas. μηχΰνομα,ι, 
 to be deferred ; to increase. From the preceding. 
 
 MH'KilN, ωνοζ, w, a poppy ; poppy seed ; 
 an excrement of shell fish ; a vesicle on the 
 belly of the polypus ; a kind of sand in min- 
 erals or ores. 
 
 Μ>7λα, sheep ; apples ; cheeks ; also mam- 
 mdd puellarura ; nom. pi. of μΤιλον, ου, nr'o, 
 
 ΜΗΛΕΑ, α?, h, an apple tree. 
 
 ΜΗ'ΛΗ, ί?ί, η, a surgical instrument ; a 
 probe ; a spatula. From μά,ω, to search. 
 
 Μ'/5λ<νβί, ου, ο και h, yellow or having the 
 colour of apples.] 
 
 ΉΙτιλιο;, ου, ο, an inhabitant of Melos, one of 
 the Cyclades ; also Ion. for -ττξοζάτιιοί, relating 
 to sheep. 
 
 'M.n'kOQuffii, h, a proper name, as if a feeder 
 cf sheep. 
 
 Ί^'/ιλοζοτία, u,f. wm, to feed or keep sheep. 
 From 
 
 Μί^λί^ίτ»!^, Υιοαζ, ό, and μ^ιλΰζά<τ7ΐς, ου, ο, a 
 shepherd. From μ'^λον and βόσκω, to feed. 
 
 Μίίλβββτίί, ου, ο κοί) 'h, where sheep feed ; 
 left for a sheep pasture ; uncultivated ; wasted 
 by the enemy and left as a place for feeding 
 flocks. From the same. 
 
 ΉΙνιλοΙοχ^οζ, ου, ο kcu h, receiving sheep ; an 
 epithet of a temple, bestoioed because of the sa- 
 crifices of sheep. Frora μηΧον and "^'ί^ομα,ι, 
 to receive. 
 
 Μίλβν, ου, το. Dor, μαίλον, an apple, the 
 fruit of any tree ; also a sheep ; any cattle ; 
 also wealth, riches, luhich consisted anciently hi 
 cattle, Hes. Op. 162. Th. μηλία, as, h, an 
 apple tree. 
 
 ΜΗ~ΛΟΣ, ου, h, an inhabitant of Mdos, 
 one of the Cyclades. 
 
 ^Ινιλβω, to put in a probe ; to sound with a 
 probe ; to introduce, insert, or dip, for the 
 purpose of sounding, or to give a colour. From 
 μτιλνι. 
 
 Μηλοίτη, ίί, h, '^opu, sell, the skin of ^ 
 sheep ; the skin of any animal. From μνλον^ 
 a sheep. 
 
 Μ,ηλωτξΐί, and μηλωτ)?, ί^ο?, τι, an ear-pick, 
 Gl. Cyr. 
 
 Μ'/ιλω-φ, ο^οί,/ό Ku) 91, having the colour of 
 an apple •, yellow. From μίιλον and ω-φ. 
 
 ΜΗ' Ν, but, indeed, yet, truly ; it is used 
 with other particles. 
 
 MH'N, μηνός, 0, a month. From μήν/ι, the 
 moon. 
 
 Μ'ήνοίτο, Ion. for Ιμ^να,το, 3. sing. 1. a. m. 
 of μαίνομαι, to be mad ; f τη. μανοΖμαι, p. m. 
 μίμγίνα. 
 
 MH'NH, 575, ή. Dor. μάνα, the moon. 
 
 M»5v/, /or μτ,ν'ίί, pres. imperat. act. of μ'/ιν'ιω^ 
 to be angiy. Th. μήνα, lo;, 'h, anger. 
 
 ΜΗ'ΝΙΓΗ, ιγγοζ, 'h, the membrane which 
 incloses the brain, adled i/iepia mater; any 
 membrane. 
 
 ~^1'/ίνέ9μοξ, ου, 'h, the anger of the gods ; 
 divine displeasure; indignation. Th. μηνίζ^ 
 the same. 
 
 ΙΑ'/ινΧμα, ατοζ, το, the same. From 
 
 MH^NIS, ιοζ, 'h, vehement and implacable 
 anger, wrath ; hostility ; ace. sing, μγινιν as if 
 from μ'ίνύύ, to remain. 
 
 W'/ivla-a;, ao'a, av, part. 1. a. act. of μ'/ινίω, 
 to be angry. Th. μγινίζ. 
 
 ΉΙ'/ιν'ισκοζ, a crescent, an ornament ; th^ dis- 
 position of an army in the shape of a half 
 moon ; the crescent on statues. Dim. from 
 μήν/ί, the moon. 
 
 ΉίηνΤύΐ, and μηνϊω, f. Ίσω, p. κα, to be 
 angry ; to be enraged ; to express, display, or 
 discover anger. Th. μΤινις, anger. 
 
 'M.nvoiihri;, ίος, ο κα) h, having the form of a 
 crescent or half moon ; horned. From μν^νκ 
 and ίΏο$, appearance. 
 
 Ήίηνϋιπξ, ίως, h, an indicating or pointing 
 out ; an indication ; a mark. 
 
 ΉΙτ,νϋττίί, ου^ ο, one who points out, informs 
 against ; denounces ; also a narrator or historian. 
 
 ΜΗΝΤΏ (μ,'/ινϋω), f. ΰσω, p. μΛμήνυκα^ 
 to indicate or point out ; to reveal or discover ; 
 to inform ; to declare, signify to ; to inform 
 against one judicially, Lys. c. Eratosth ; 1. a. 
 ίμήνυσα, 1 . a. subj. act. μν^νίχτω, vis, y, part, 
 1. a. μ'/ινύσας, aa-a, av, 1. a. pas. \μηνΰ6η^, ης, 
 w, part. 1 . a, pas. μ•ηνυύύ;, {Ίσα, iv. 
 
 M'/j' ίτ/βάλ>ι?, for μη k-riSaXn?' See 'E^<. 
 SaXXcti. 
 
 'M.n τιταμης, for μη Ιτιτάμη?' see Έτ;- 
 τίμνω' 2. si7ig. 2. α. subj. act. From τίμνω, 
 to cut. 
 
 Μήττοτζ, lest at some time ; if perhaps ; 
 perchance ; never ; whether. From μη and 
 -pToTi, at some time, at length. Th. oTt. 
 
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 ΜίίίΤΛ;, not thus, not yet •, μ^ττως, lest per- 
 haps ; lest in some way ; άλλα, μ^τω τούτο, 
 Dem. c Mid. 17, but suppose it was not so. 
 Frora μνι and τω;, in some way how. 
 
 Μ-)^ξχ, iiom. pi. of μγίζοζ, luliich sec. 
 
 M>?^/", for μπζίοι., nom. pi. of μ»ΐζίον, the 
 thigh. Th. μ.'/,ξο;, the same. 
 
 ΜΗΡΙΝΘ02, ου, i, a small rope, a cord ; 
 -a fishing-line ; a thread ; as if from μτίζίιω, to 
 wind round. 
 
 ^Ιτίξ'ιον, ov, TO, the same as the Th. μ,ηοο;, 
 the thigh. 
 
 ISlL'/i^tovv?, ου, 0, a proper name, Meriones. 
 
 ΜΗΡΟ' 2, oZ, 0, the thigh ; pi. μηζο), and 
 
 τα, μ'ήζά. 
 
 Μ>ΐζυ}ί<σμΰς, ου, ο, chewing the cud, rumina- 
 tion. 
 
 ΜγίξΰχΛΐ, μ'/ΐξυκ,άζίιΐ, and μ,-ηξυχ,άομοίΐ, to ru- 
 minate or chew tlie cud ; «5 f from μ,τίζύοα, to 
 roll or turn over. 
 
 Μ,ήξΌμ,οί, κτοί, TO, a roll or ball of thread, 
 cord, or other line. TU. μηοΰω. 
 
 Ήί-Λξΰσα,σύαί, \. a. inf. in. of 
 
 ΜΗΡΤΏ (μΆξϋωj,f. ΰσω, p. vza, to Avind 
 the thread round the spindle in spinning ; to 
 draw out a thread ; to weave ; to weave in ; to 
 turn up and down. 
 
 Μ>5(Ταο, Ion. for, Ίμή'ΤΜ, 2. sing. 1. a. m. 
 \μησά.μ'/ιν, ω, οίτο, and Ion. μησά,μ'Λ'», μήσω, 
 μήα-α,το, if μή^ομα,ι, to have the care of. 
 
 Μ'/ίοΈίί/, Ion. for μή(τν), 2. sing. 1. f. mid. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'Mna-Ti, Dor. for μη \στΙ. 
 
 Μίίττο, Ion. for μίμνιατο, or ίμ'ίμηατο, 3. 
 sing, pluperf. pas. of μ,'/^ομαι. 
 
 '^Ιίηα-τωξ, ωξοί, ο, a counsellor ; one who de- 
 liberates with wisdom ; an autlior, discoverer, or 
 inventer ; having experience. Th. μη^ος, ios, 
 TO, care. Hence in Engl, master. 
 
 Μ.^ισ•τωξί, nom-. dual, of the same. 
 
 M^ir', and μγ,η, co7ij. neither, nor. From 
 μ,η and τι. 
 
 MH'THP, and Dor. μάτπζ, a mother ; also 
 the matrix ; among the Ecclesiastical ivriters, 
 the baptismal fount ; geyi. ίξος, and hy Sync, 
 •τζόζ' ace. μ'Λτίροί only ; dat. pi. μ'/ιτξάσΊ• voc. 
 sing, ω μτιτιΐζ. 
 
 M>jT<, lest an}' thing, that nothing ; whether ? 
 much less ; not only, or much more, accord- 
 ing to the train of reaso^nng ; άλλ' ovhl κ,α,ύ^ 
 ϊαυτον στρα,τιωτγΐί ούτο$ olw-vos ίιττ' ci'^ioc, μήτι- 
 yi των α,λλων '/ιγεμων, Demosth. but this man 
 is not personally entitled to any consideration 
 as a soldier; and much less as a commander 
 over others. 'Έ.γω δε κα,) iv το7ί Β-£χτξοι; όξω 
 του; α,γωνιστα,ζ ί/τό των 'Ταίοων τοίξο'^υνομίνους, 
 μν^τι S'/i h'Tt'o yi των φΙΧων, Plato, Dionys. 
 at the games I indeed see the combatants en- 
 couraged by the boys, but not at all indeed by 
 their friends. la μΛτι, the component particles 
 are sometimes transposed ; του; των όιΌντων τ) 
 μη τοιουντίζ, not doing any of those things 
 which were necessary, Isocr. ad Nicoclem. p. 
 75 : μΑτιγουν, not only, JEl. V. H. xii, 2 •, 
 
 μήτιγί, how much more ; not only ; much 
 more ; 1 Vor. vi, 3 ; μ^τι yt ' V/) to7; B-io7;, 
 much less (to be commanding) the gods, De- 
 mosth. Olynth. i. From μη and τ), any 
 thing, some thing. 
 
 ^Ιητιάα,σβί, for μητια,τύί, 2. j•)/. imperat. 
 pas. of 
 
 'Μ.ητίάω, to consult, deliberate, plan, attempt; 
 to contriA^e or project an}' thing ; α poetical 
 word. Th. μΤιτι;, ή, counsel. 
 
 M'/!ri'£7-«, JEol. and voc. sing, of 
 
 Ί^Ιητϊίτη;, ου, ο, a counsellor ; wise in coun- 
 sel ; prudent ; also one who consults. From 
 μ'/ϊτιάω. 
 
 Ί^Ιητίζομαι, and μητίομ^αι, to deliberate, to 
 consult ; to plan or contrive ; to attempt. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 MijT/y, ace. sing, of μητι;, counsel. 
 
 IStl'/iTi'oit;, Όίσσα, Όιν, abundant in counsel ; 
 the giver of counsels ; he who has much coun- 
 sel, wise, prudent. Th. μητι;. 
 
 ΙΜπτιάωσ•/, Poct. for μητιωβι, 3. pi. pres. 
 act. of μ^/ιΤίο,ω. 
 
 MH~TI2, i%o;, '/], counsel, judgment, intel- 
 ligence, prudence, wisdom ; subtle counsel •, 
 a stratagem ; a cunning device. 
 
 ΜήΓξο,, a;, h, the matrix, uterus, Sfc. Th. 
 μήτηξ, a mother. 
 
 lSlnτξaλoίoί;, ου, ο, ultt. μ'/ιτξοίλωοι,;, ου, ο, 
 one who kills his mother ; a matricide. Froin 
 μήτηξ and α,λοιάω, ω, to smite, beat. 
 
 '^ϊητξούίν, adv. from the mother ; on the 
 mother's side. From μήτηξ. 
 
 ^Ιητξοχτονίω, ii,f. ήσω, to kill one's mother ί 
 and 
 
 ^Ιητξοχτονια, a,;, n, a killing of one's moth- 
 er ; matricide. From 
 
 Ί^Ιητξοχτόνο;, ου, ο χα,) h, one who has killed 
 his mother ; a matricide. From μήτηξ and 
 χτί'ινω, to kill, p. m. Ίχτονα,, 
 
 ^Ίητξοτα,τωξ, οξο;, ό, a mother's father ; a 
 maternal grandfather. From μήτηξ and -ττατήρ. 
 
 ΙΜητξότολι;, ίω;, η, a metropolis ; as if from 
 μ,ήτηξ των -ττολίων, a mother of cities ; the re- 
 lation of a imrent city to its colonies, being 
 similar to that of a mother towards her daugh- 
 ters. 
 
 Ήίητξο-τι-ολττή;, oZ, o, an inhabitant of a me- 
 tropolis ; a bishop ; a Metropolitan. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 '^Ιητξ^ρΐ'τττο;, ου, ό xou τι, cast forth or 
 abandoned by liis mother, spoken of Paris. 
 From μ,ήτηξ and ρίττω. 
 
 ΆΙητουΐύί, as, and Ion. μητξυιη;, η, a step- 
 mother ; an adopted country ; having the dis- 
 position of a stepmother ; unjust, cruel ; un- 
 feeling. Til. μήτηξ. 
 
 Ι^Ιητξωος, ώα., ωον, belonging to a mother: 
 maternal ; motherly ; on tlie mother's side. 
 From the same. 
 
 Μήτξω;, ωο;, ο, a maternal uncle. From 
 the saine. 
 
 Ί^/Ιηχ,α,νάα,τα,ι, Poet, for μ.ηχ^α,χα,τα,ι, 3. sing, 
 ind, pas. of μηχ^α,νάω. 
 
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 ΜΙΚ 
 
 Μ'/ι^ΐζανάρραφο;, ου, ό, a contriver of plots, 
 frauds, ill practices, deceits, Eurip. From 
 (jtri^uvh ond favru, to sew or join together. 
 
 ΙΆνχανάω, ω, f. γισω, more commonly μνι- 
 ^α,νά,ομχ», ωμα,ι, f. m. mo^o-t, to endeavour, to 
 plot, plan, contrive, to invent ; to agitate ; to 
 set on foot. From μτιχα,ν^. 
 
 ^Ι'/ιχ;α.νενω, f. ίύο-ω, to invent ; devise ; to 
 contrive, plan ; 1 ■ J'• m. ίίκτομοκ, p. jxis. μι- 
 μ'Λ^ζ^ά,νζυμχι. Th. μη^^κννί. 
 
 ΜΗΧΑΝΗ' ( μnχa.r/ί) , »??, ί, a machine, 
 engine ; a contrivance, invention, stratagem, 
 any instrument or assistance which is used to 
 effect any thing ; deceit, fraud, cunning ; doubt ; 
 μ.ΥΙ^ίΧ,νίι οναίμί» Ιιττι το μγι χ,ίΐνον ίίπζουλζύίίν 
 \μο), there is no doubt but that he is plotting 
 against me, Herod. Clio, c. 209 ; '^ύσ^ι μη- 
 χοίνγι, every way, by every means ; οΐίΐίμία, 
 μηχ^Άνη is spoken of an impossibility ; by no 
 means ; so μνί^ζμιη τίχννι, by no means, Herod. 
 i, 112. 
 
 ^Ι»ιρ(^ά,νί]μχ, ατοζ, το, Ά machine ; an instru- 
 ment ; a contrivance ; deceit, fraud ; cunning j 
 a trick ; a stratagem ; an artifice. From μη- 
 χα,νάω. 
 
 Ι^Ι^ιχ^βινϊκοξ, '/ί, ον, skilled in making machines; 
 also a mechanic ; an engineer ; a maker of ma- 
 chines. From μηχ^α-ντι. 
 
 1^1νιχ^Ά)ι^κωζ, adv. after the manner, way, or 
 fashion of an artist, mechanic, &c. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ^Ι'/ΐχ^α,νύμίνοί, part, pres, pas. of μηχ^Άνάο- 
 μαι, lohich see. 
 
 'Μ.νιχ^Άζ, ατός, ro, an artifice ; invention ; 
 attempt, aid, remedy. From 
 
 Wyi^^oi, io?, TO, an artifice, machination, 
 invention, fraud, deceit, device. Froin μη- 
 χα.νή. 
 
 Ήί^ων, όνος, ό x,aci h, Dor. and ^ol. for 
 μίία/ν, smaller, inferior, less. 
 
 Μ'/ίων, ωνοξ, ό, a proper name. 
 
 M/a, «J, i], dat. μια, and Ion. μιη, from, 
 masc. us, one. 
 
 ΜΙΑΓΝίΙ, f. avaJ, 1. a, l^/>!va, p. μζμ'ι- 
 α,γκοί• p. pas. μιμ'ίο,μμα,ι, and Att. μιμιοίσμοίΐ, 
 part. p. j)as. μίμικσ^μίνοί, 1. a. pas. ιμιάνθην, 
 Πί, 91, 1. a. subj. pas. μιοί,νθω, ij;, i. 
 
 Μιοίίφονίω, f. ν^σω, to pollute one's self with 
 murder. From 
 
 Μίοΐίφόνοζ, ου, ό KBii η, a murderer ; a hom- 
 icide ; polluted with murder or blood-shed, 
 blood-stamed ; in voc. ω μικίφονε. From μικίνω 
 and φόνος, murder, slaughter. Th. φίνω, p. m. 
 τΊφονοί, to kill. 
 
 ΉΙίάνύ'/ιν, Poet, for Ιμιανθίν, JBceot. for Ιμιάν- 
 ΰνισα,ν, 3. 2^. 1. a. ind. pas. or by Sync, for 
 μΐΆνθ'/ιΤΫΐν, 3. dual. 1. c. pas. of μικίνω, 1. a. 
 subj. pas. μιανβω, and in 3. ρΛ μια,νβωσι. 
 
 Miocva-ii, &ως, h, pollution, defilement. From 
 
 μιοι,ινω, 
 
 Ήίιανω^ l.f. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Μια,ξΟ!, ζα, ξον, polluted, wicked, flagitious, 
 obscene, impure, abominable. From- the same 
 Th. 
 
 Ήί'ία.α•μοί, ατός, το, any thing which pollutes 
 or defiles ; contagion, infection ; a grievous 
 sin ; fornication, whoredom. 
 
 Ίήιχιτμοί, ου, ό, the same ; and 
 
 Μίάστωξ, οξο;, ό, one who defiles, pollutes, or 
 contaminates ; one polluted with nmrder or 
 other crimes or wickedness. Frotn p. pas. of 
 μιχίνω. 
 
 MiyxS) xho;, xxt w, mixed, miscellaneous, 
 promiscuous, confused. From μ'ιγνυμι. 
 
 M.'iyh&, adv. confusedly ; promiscuously, 
 Frotn the preceding. 
 
 M/y^>jv, the same, and from the same Th» 
 
 Miyi/V/v, ns, >7> 2, a. opt. pas. and μιγύί, 
 iVTos, in f. g. μιγί7σ•χ, part. 2. a. pas. ίμί- 
 ynv, 2. a. pas. of μίγαυμι. 
 
 Μίγίν, Boeot. by Sync, for Ιμίγγισχν, 3. pi. 
 2. a. ind. pas. of the same. 
 
 Μίγίωιη, by Ectasis, Ion. for μιγωσι, 3. pi. 
 2. a. subj. pas. and 
 
 Μίγ)], for ϊμίγ/!, 3. sing. 2. a. pas. Ion, 
 and 
 
 Μ,ιγίημενχί, Att. and Dor. for μιγηναι, 
 2. a. inf. pas. arid 
 
 M/Q/jjire^a/, 2. f. pas. of μίγνυμι. 
 
 Μ,Τγμχ, xTos, το, a mixture, a medley ; a 
 forage. From 1 . pers. perf. pas. of 
 
 MITNTMI ( μιγνϋμι), or μιγνύω, f. ^cu, 
 p. μίμϊχα, 1. a. εμι^χ, to mix, mingle ; to mix 
 thoroughly; to blend ; pas. to have connexion 
 with ; to approach, come nigh to ; perf. pas. 
 μ'ίμιγμχι, ζ,χι, κτχι, p. part, μεμιγμ'ενοξ, ν, <5v, 
 2. a. pas. ίμϊγ'/ια, 2. a. inf. pas. μιγτίνχί. Dor, 
 μιγ'/ΐμενχι, 1. a. IKIS. Ιμίχύην, paulo-2)OStf. με- 
 μι^ομχι. 
 
 Μ,ιγνυνχι, pres. inf. act. of the pn^eceding. 
 
 yitixi, a little creature which eats beans, as 
 if from μΐω, to eat ; a throw at dice ; also a 
 proper name, Midas, a king of Phiygia, j}ro- 
 verbialfar his wealth and stupidity. 
 
 Ί^ΐιζξχκωβ, a dish or goblet ; in some editions 
 of the Septuugint, μχαμχςωθ, literally a vessel 
 used for sprinkling ; hence a large dish, a basin, 
 a drinking vessel. Gesenius' Heb. Lex. by 
 Gibbs.] 
 
 ^Ι'ίβζκζ, or 
 
 Μίβξίΐ!, ου, ό, the sun, so called by the Per- 
 sians, Cyroj)."] 
 
 Μί^ξΐ^α,τνίί, ου, ό, a proper name, Mithri- 
 dates, king of Pontus and Bithynia, by whom 
 was invented the antidote called Mithridate. 
 
 Ήίιχ,χ,οζ, a, ov. Dor. for μικ,ξοί, χ, όν. Hence 
 μικκυλο;, diminut. of μικκο;, diminutive, little. 
 
 Μ;«^ίί, gen. Ion. f. g. of μ.ΐΗ,ζόζ, 
 
 Ήίικ,ξοβϋμεω, ω, f ήα-ω, to have a little weak 
 mind ; to be pusillanimous. From μΑκςούυ- 
 μοζ. 
 
 Μ.ίκξο^νμϊχ, CCS, h, pusillanimit}' ; littleness, 
 meanness, or baseness of soul. From the same. 
 
 Mικξόόΰμos, ου, ο κχΐ 'h, pusillanimous, feeble- 
 minded. From μι-Λξος and Β-υμος, the mind, 
 courage. ' 
 
 ^Ιέχξολογίχ, ixs, v, a feeble, meagre dis- 
 course, without elevation of sentiment or dig» 
 
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 riity of expression ; a treatise or discourse full 
 of insignificant details ; importance attached to 
 trifles ; avarice ; sordidness. From 
 
 Μιχξολόγο;, ov, ο κα.) h, one who pays great 
 attention to trifles, or things little, insignificant, 
 or worthless ; sordid, parsimonious. From 
 μικξοξ and λόγο?, which see. 
 
 Μίκζοστζί'ττη?, ίοζ, ο κχ) 'h, stingy, parsimo- 
 nious in little things.] 
 
 MIKPO'2, a, Dv, and Att. τμικοοζ, little, 
 few ; inconsiderable ; of little value •, humble, 
 weak ; compar. μικξότίξοζ, super/at. μιζξότα- 
 ros, or irreg. Ιλάσα-ων, Ιλάχ,κττος• μίτα μικξον, 
 after a little time ; μίχξον, little ; μικ,ξοΰ, almost, 
 for the most part ; μι»ξου h7v, wanting but lit- 
 tle, almost. 
 
 Μίκξότ^ξ) or (τμικ.ζό^$, rTos, «, littleness, 
 insignificance ; thinness. From the preced- 
 ing, 
 
 Μίχξοφιλαημίβί, as, vi, love of petty distinc- 
 tions, petty ambition, Theophr. Char. 21.] 
 
 Μ^κξόχ^ι^οξο;, ov, Kou h, having a small ter- 
 ritory, Strabo.'\ 
 
 'Μιχρο-φν^^^^οζ, ov, xa.) 'h, pusillanimous •, 
 sordid, without elevation of mind. From μιχξοξ 
 and "φυρ^'Α. 
 
 Μίκξωί, adv. in a small degree ; a little ; 
 meanly ; poorly. 
 
 Μίκτο, Ion. or Poet, for ίμίμικ,το, 3. sing, 
 •^uperf. pas. of μίγν^μι, to mingle. 
 
 MiXTos, h, ov, mixed, mingled ; that may be 
 mixed. From the same. 
 
 M/Xijriv, ου, 70, and -ος, h, the name of a 
 city, Miletus ; that is, scarlet or crimson. 
 Fro7n μ'ιλτοξ, red lead. 
 
 ΜΓΛΙΓΔ02, ov, 0, an implement used in 
 art of moulding figures in clay, stucco, &c. 
 
 Μ/λ/ον, ου, το, a mile ; a thousand paces ; a 
 Latin word. Matt, v, 42. 
 
 Μ/λτ«λ;'(ρ>ίί, ίοζ, ο Kou 'h, stained or coloured 
 with vermilion or ruddle, red, Herod, iii, 58, 
 where the best editions have it in the pluril, 
 μίλτγ)λοιφίίί. The same with μίλτοτά,ξΐιοι, in 
 Iliad ii, 637. From μίλτο;, ου, ο, and α,λζΊφω, 
 to smear.] 
 
 "^ΙιλτηΧοιφτίί, ioi, κ,χ) «. See the preced- 
 ing.] 
 
 'Μιλτοττα.ζγοξ, ov, ο kou h, having red cheeks ; 
 having a red prow, Iliad ii, 637. From μίλ- 
 το; jand '7Ta.g'Aa,for ταξί/α., ois} 'h, a cheek ; Poet. 
 the prow of a ship. 
 
 ΜΓΛΤ02, ov, 'h, red lead ; sinople ; red 
 earth ; the blasting of corn. 
 
 Μ-ίλτόω, ΰ), f. ώ<τω, to stain or colour with 
 red. From the preceding. 
 
 ΜΓΛΦΑΙ, ων. Oil, and μ'ιλφωσ•/;, a falling 
 off of the hair of the eyelids. 
 
 Μ-ίλω, Dor. hy Apocope for "Μ-Ίλωνι, a proper 
 rmme, JVIilo. 
 
 ΜΙΜΑΓΚΤΛΟΝ, ov, το, the fruit of the 
 arbute or strawberry tree, mulberry. 
 
 Μίμοίντοί, acc. sing, of 'Μ.Τμοίζ, α,ντοζ, ό, a 
 proper riame. 
 
 ΜΓΜΑΡΚΙ2, lus, 'Λ, or μίμχξχν?) vo?, h, 
 
 a kind of stuffing made of the blood and en- 
 trails of a hare. 
 
 ΜΙΜΕΌΜΑΙ (μτμίομο,,), οΖμο,,, to im- 
 itate, copy ; wich acc. ; jjres. bf. pas. μιμίΐ- 
 (TUoit, f mid. μιμγκτομαι, p. pas. μίμίμ-/ιμοα, 
 σοίί, Ton. 
 
 Μίμγιμοί, οίτος, το, an imitation. 
 
 Μΐμτίσοίΐντο, 3. pi. 1. a. opt. m. μιμήσα^σ6οι.ι, 
 1. a. inf. m. of μιμίομα,ι. 
 
 Μ.τμ'/ΐ(ηί, ίω;, h, an imitating. 
 
 Μ.ιμ7ΐτ'/ι;, ov, o, one who imitates. From 
 perf pas. μιμ'ίομαι. 
 
 Μιμτ/τϊκο;, ϋι, ov, skilled in imitating ; prop- 
 er for imitation ; imitative. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Μιμ'/7τοζ, »5, ov, that may be imitated ; pro- 
 posed for imitation. From p. pas. of μιμ'ίο- 
 μαι. 
 
 Μίμνάζύ), to remain fixed ; to wait for, ex- 
 pect. From μ'ίνω. 
 
 Μιμνάα-χετο, Dor. and Ion. for ίμιμν/ισκίτο^ 
 3. sing, imperf pas. of μιμν/ατχύυ, which see. 
 
 ΊΛΊμνί!, 3. sing. pres. ind. μίμνω. Poet, for 
 μίνω, to remain. 
 
 Μιμνήιτχω, to cause to remember ; to re- 
 mind ; pres. imperat. μίμννκτχζ' it borrows its 
 tense of Th. μνάομοα, f. μν%(Τω, p. μίμνηχα,' 
 pres. mid. μιμν/ίσχομα,ί, to remember, recollect, 
 perf. pas. μϊμν/ιμα,ι, 1. a. pas. Ιμν/κτύνιν, and in 
 1. pi. Ιμνήσβιιμίν, 1. «. m. ίμνησάμνιν, ω, 
 ατω. 
 
 Μίμνον, 3. pi. imperf. act. Ion. μ'ιμνοντι^ 
 Dor. for μΊμνονσι, 3. pi. pres. of μίμνω, the 
 same as μίνω, part. pres. μίμνων. 
 
 'Μ.ίμνόντίσ'ιη, dat. pi Poet, and Ion. for 
 μίμνουστ part. pres. μίμνων, οντοξ, from 
 
 Μίμνω, to remain, to stand firm ; to wait 
 for, to sustain. From μ'ινω. 
 
 Μτμοζ, ov, 0, a mimic, one who imitates ; a 
 player ; a bufibon ; also the act of mimicking 
 or imitating ; a farce ; an indecent play or 
 representation ; a species of ancient cojnposi- 
 tion in the dramatic form, for which some have 
 ηοιυ adopted, from, the Greek, the nairie of 
 mime, Aristot. Poet. c. 1. Th. μιμίομαι.'\ 
 
 Μιμω, όος, contract, ους, ri, an ape, because 
 μιμίΊτοίΐ, he imitates the actions of men. 
 
 ΜΓΝ, him, her ; also, sometimes, them ; 
 perhaps from <?, obsolete, accus. tv, and with v. 
 Ion. prefxed, νίν- μ. Dor. μίν. 
 
 ΜΓΝΘΑ, or μίν6'/ί, Άζ, ν\, mint, an herb. 
 
 Μίν^οζ, ov, ό, dung, ordure, excrement. 
 
 Mtwav, gen. Dor. for Μιννων, of M.ivvoi, a 
 city ill Thessaly, Minyae. The Argonauts also 
 were called Minyae. 
 
 IShvuuoi, as, h, the same as M/i/tia. See the 
 jireceding. 
 
 Mivv6u, 3. sing. ind. pres. and 
 
 Mivv^ri, 3. sing. subj. j^res. of 
 
 Μ-ινΰθω, to diminish, lessen ; to enfeeble, re- 
 duce to a small number ; also to grow less, de- 
 crease, pine away ; to fail, grow weak. From 
 Th. μινυοζ, little. Hence in Engl, το mince. 
 
 M^vvvun, adv. a little, a little while. Hence 
 
MI2 
 
 B69 
 
 MI2 
 
 Μϊνυν^α,'^ίοί, ovy ο κοά η, continuing a short 
 -time. From 
 
 MINTO'2 (μίνυοί), a, ov, little, thin, di- 
 minutive; according to Eustathius, it is the 
 AtiicJ'or μικ.ξΰί, little. 
 
 Μίνόζίζί, pres. imperat. act. of 
 
 '^ΐίνϋξ'ιζω, to bewail with a slender or female 
 voice ; to lament. From f /,ινυξο;, the same as 
 the Th. μιννοζ, small. 
 
 ΉΙινϋζομκι, to speak or sing with a querulous 
 or plaintive voice. From the same.. 
 
 ΜιννΜξίοζ, ου, ό Kou 'h, of short duration ; 
 frail, fleetmg. From μινυοί and ωξχ, time. 
 
 M-Tvus, ωοζ, 0, a proper name, Minos. 
 
 Μινωτανοο; . ου, ο, Minotaur, a monster, half 
 man and half bull, kept in the lMbi)rinth.~\ 
 
 Μ/ξ/ί, ίωί, h, a mixing or mingling ; a 
 mixture ; tempering by mixture ; sexual inter- 
 course. Th. (Αίγνυμ,ι, to mingle. 
 
 Μί'ξοξάξζα,ροί, ου, ο Λοά ή, a semibarbarian ; 
 a half savage. 
 
 ΉΙι^ο-ττάζβίνος, ου, ο κοά η, having the appear- 
 ance of a virgin and of an animal ; an epithet 
 of the Sphtpix. From fA.iyvup.t and τταξθίνοί, h, 
 a virgin. 
 
 Μ-Ιξω, l.y. act. of μίγνυμι. 
 
 ΉΙίσχνθξω-ττΰί, ου, ο καά h, a misanthrope; a 
 hater of mankind; inhuman, savage. From 
 {Aiffioj, to hate, and α,νύξω'ττος, man. 
 
 Μίΰ•ύίξγνο1ό6, οΐζ, 71, a hatred and contempt of 
 money. 
 
 Μισ-γοίγκίΐοί, aj, '/;, a ravine, guUey, or hol- 
 low, made by the confuence of torrents from 
 neighbouring /tills. From μ'κτγω, or μ,Ι'γνυμ.ι, 
 and ίίγκος, ίοί,. τύ- a valley. 
 
 Μίσ•γί/χ,(, Ion. for μίσγ'/ί, 2. sing. pres. subj. 
 pas. of y/ta-yM. 
 
 Islltryav, pres. i)f. of μία-γω. 
 
 M.'io'yiTo, 3. sing, iinperf. pus. Ion. of the 
 same. 
 
 ^I'lffyoiffoii, Dor. for y'tffyoutfcci, pres. part. pi. 
 f. g. of μ'ία•γω, the same us μίγνυμι. 
 
 M.ii!-yo^ivo;, t], ov, part. pres. pas. of the 
 sam^e. 
 
 ΉίΊσyω,f. ζω, J), μίμιχ^α, to mix, mix thor- 
 oughly ; to mingle ; as if from μίyω' yia-yo- 
 μα.1, to come together ; to have connexion 
 with ; to engage ; to be entangled with. 
 
 Μ;ίΓ£;~, 3. sing. pres. act. But 
 
 Μ/<Γί/, pres. imperat. act. of 
 
 Ί^ίτΛω, ω, imperf. ίμϊσίον, ουν, f. νισω, p. μ,ί- 
 μ\σ7ίΆΆ, to hate, pursue with hatred ; to have 
 less regard for ; 1. o. act. ΙμΊσησα,, 1. a. subj. 
 μισήσω, πζ, >7) and in 3. })l. μισήσωσι- pres. pas. 
 μισϊομα,ι, to be hated ; to render one's self odi- 
 ous ; perf pas. μίμ,Ισημοα, part. perf. μίμιση- 
 μ'ίνος, '/ι, ov, hated. Th. μΙσο?, ιοξ, τβ, hatred. 
 
 'M.iO'Ah'ii, {ϊσκ,, h, part. 1. a. pas. (f the jwe- 
 ccding. 
 
 ΊΛισήση, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of the 
 satne. 
 
 Μισ'/ίτης, ου, ο, a hater. 
 
 Mro-'/jroj, Yi, ov, odious, deserving hatred, de- 
 testable, insatiable, libidinous. From μισίω. 
 
 72 
 
 Ήίισύα,νο'^οσΙοί, ας, ή, the payment of wages'; 
 recompense ; retribution ; punisliment ; and 
 
 Μισθοί-ττοΙΌτη?, ου, ο, one who pays wages or 
 gives a reward i one who punishes or takes 
 vengeance. From μισύος and άτο'^ί^ύομί, to 
 pay or render. Th. ^ί^ωμι, to give. 
 
 Μίσ^Λξνίω, ω, to labour or let any thing for 
 hire; to receive wages; to earn wages; to 
 prostitute one's self for hire. From μισόο; 
 and «,ξνομαι, to receive. 
 
 ~^1'ίσύΙο?, to,, iov, or μίσύιος, ου, ο χ,οά h, hired, 
 mercenary •, corrupted with money. Th. μι~ 
 σύ'ο;. 
 
 ^Ιίτβο^ότχζ, «, ο, Dor. for μισύη^ίτηίί which 
 see. 
 
 Μισύο'^οτίω, Z,f 7\σω, to pay wages ; to give 
 wages., From 
 
 'ishff^oVoryi;, ου, ο, he who pays wages. From 
 μισβοζ and ^ί'^Μμι, to give. 
 
 ΜΙΣΘΟ' 2, οϋ, ο, wages, reward ; recom- 
 pense, pay ; the pay of the soldiers ; punish- 
 ment, Callim, as ^roiv/i for μισύος, Salm. de 
 Usur. c. ii, p, 22. 
 
 Μίσ^οφόξο;, ου, ό kou «, a hirehng ; whoever 
 does any thing for hire ; a soldier ; a merce- 
 nary. From μισθός and φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Μ/σόό&>, ω, f. ώσω, to let, bail, or deliver to 
 be used, for hire ; mid. μισύόομα,ι, οϋμαι, to 
 hire ; pas. to be hired. Th. μισύος, wages. 
 
 Μ.ίσάαμχ, κτος, το, wages ; reward ; gain ; 
 whatever is let for hire. From μισύ'οω. 
 
 lS /ΙισθΜτος, 91, flv, hired ; mercenary ; that may 
 be hired. From the same. 
 
 Μίσκ,ίλας, ου, ό, sc. οίνος, mean and black 
 wine j and 
 
 Μ.ίσκ.ίλος, sordid ; parsimonious ; one who 
 collects the fragments and refuse of the table. 
 From 
 
 ΜΓ2Κ0Ι, Mv, ol, the scraps, crumbs, and 
 fragments which are commonly thrown under 
 the table and swept out. 
 
 Μτσό^*!μος, ου, ό χ,οί) ri, that hates the people, 
 hostile to a democracy.] 
 
 ^l^σoXoyίω, to hate learning ; to be an en- 
 emy to literature ; to be ignorant ; and 
 
 W^σΰλoy^o!., ας, η, a hatred of learning or 
 literature, of disputations, c^-c. From 
 
 M.ισoλόyΰς, ου, ο κ,α) h, a hater of learning ;, 
 of disputations, ^c; ignorant, unskilful. From 
 μίσος, το, hatred, a?id λόγος, in pi. Xoytt, lit- 
 erary studies, learned pursuits. 
 
 Μ/ίΤο|ί)//«, ίας, 'h, a hatred of strangers ; in- 
 hospitality. From 
 
 Μ-ΐσόζίνος, ου, ό και h, one who hates strang- 
 ers; inhospitable. From μίσος and ζίνος. 
 
 Μ.ίσοτο/ίΜ, ω, to do things offensive, un- 
 friendly, or hostile to others. From μίσος and 
 •ζοίίω. 
 
 Μ.ίσο'ρτοιος, ου, ό, one who commits acts 
 offensive or hostile to others; hostile, inimical. 
 From the same. 
 
 Μισο'ζονηξίοο, ω, f. τισω, to hate the wicked 
 or wickedness ; and 
 
MNA 
 
 570 
 
 MNtt 
 
 ^ΤισΌ'Τον'/ΐξίίχ,, ίοίζ, '/ί, hatred of wickedness or 
 l^e wiclced. From 
 
 Μ/<τΰΤ(5ν>!^βί, ov, χά) ri, a Iiater of wicked- 
 ness or the wicked. From μίτοζ and -τον^ηξίζ. 
 
 ΜΓ202, iBs, ου, Tc, hatred •, hostility, aver- 
 sion. 
 
 Μία-τυλλον, $ζ, ί, imperf. Ion. of 
 
 ΜΙΣΤΤΆΑίΙ, to cut into small pieces ; to 
 mince. 
 
 ΜΓ2Τ, a vitriolic mineral ^ound in copper- 
 mmes ; a vegetable like trvffies, Schneid. 
 
 ΜΓ2Χ02, 01), 0, the stem or foot-stalk by 
 which the leaves and fruit of trees adhere to tiie 
 branches : as if from Ίσχω, to hold. 
 
 ΜΓΤ02, cv•! 0, the thread of a vt^eb ; the 
 string of a lyre. 
 
 ΜΓΤΡΑ, α,ί, Yi, a mitre •, belt ; girdle ; fil- 
 let, head-band ; ace. Ion. μίτξ'/,ν. 
 
 1Μιτξοχ;ίτων, ωνο;, ο κά) '/ι, Ά belt or. girdle, 
 to fasten or gird the coat. From (.ύτξα and 
 ^ίτων, a coat. 
 
 ^liTvX'^'j'/!, Άί, 'h, name of an island, Mity- 
 lene ; mutilated. 
 
 ΜΓΤΪΑ02 f μιτΰλος), and μ,ύτ'ϊλο;, λ'/], 
 λαν, mutilated ; without horns. 
 
 ΜΓΪΤ2, tjos, yi, the substance with which 
 the bees begin to form the honey or to make 
 tight the joints in their hives, <^c. Aristot. 
 Anim. ix, 40.] 
 
 Μ/;)^αί)λ, a j)roper name, indecl. Michael. 
 
 M<;^^iii, ^7>α7•ί. 1. a. J^as. of μίγνυμί, to 
 mingle. 
 
 MNA~, «i, 7], a mina ; a weight of an hun- 
 dred drachmae ; estimated varioKs!// ; also a 
 piece of money vahied at an hundred draclmice; 
 the Attic mina ivas worth about I. ,S,J 7,4 sterl- 
 ing, or about 17 dollars, 18 cents. Sec Rees' 
 Cyclop, art. Orachm. But ivriiers estimate it 
 from 14 ίο 22 dollars, WahVs icx.] 
 
 ΊΑνάα, Poet, by Pleonasin of a, for μνα, 2. 
 2^ers. sing ma. m. of μνάομαι, to remember, 
 to relate. 
 
 ^ϊνκμ'ήί'ον, ου, το, Oor. for μν/ιμΰον, which 
 see. 
 
 '^Ι'ϋΟίμονίύύγιμζν, Oor. for ίμν/ιμονίνύ'/ιμ,ιν, 1. 
 j)l. 1. a. ind. pas. of μψ/ιμονίΰω, to remember, 
 jT/i. μΛαομ,αι. 
 
 ^ϊνα,μοσίινα, oe,;, Oor. for μ^ν'/ιμοσΰν/ι, '/;;, h, 
 which see. 
 
 Ήίνάομα,ι, ωμαι, to relate ; to make mention 
 of ; to recollect ; to be mindful of ; to take 
 care to ; to endeavour •, to sue for in marriage ; 
 to aspire to ; 1. f. mid. μν/]σομ.α.ι, \. a. mid. 
 Ιμν/ΐΰ'ύμ'/ιν^ ω, α,το, perj. pas. μίμνγιμοα, 1. α. 
 pas. iy^ncruyiv, jjj, v). Hence μιμν/ια-κομοα, to 
 remember, recollect ; ά,να.μ.ίμν'/ισκομκι, the same. 
 From μνάω. 
 
 Μνάτίην, 3. sing. 1 . α. opt. ARol. and Dor. 
 for μνήίΤί^ν, for μνήται, 3. sing. L• a. opt. act, 
 (f μιμΛ'/ισκω, 01 μνάομαι, to remember, recol- 
 lect 
 
 Μν«σ•'/5ί, 2. sing. 1. «. subj. Dor. for μνή- 
 gyis, of μΑμν^σκω, f, ι/,ν/ισω. 
 
 Ι^ΐνα-σόοιι, pres. inf. mid. contract, for μν»6' 
 
 ίτ^κι, of μ.νκομοίΐ. 
 
 Μ.νά.ίττίΐξχ, «J, Oor. for μν'Λστίίξοι,, y,, μνή- 
 στξία, '/ι, Ά bride ; a female suitor ; a go-be- 
 tween or match-maker. From μνηστγιο, a suitor, 
 a monitor. Th. μνάομιχ,ι. 
 
 ^Ιναστίω, Dor. for μψ^στίω, for μνηστιόαι^ 
 which see. 
 
 ΉΙναστ'Λσν.ζ, arro!., «v, part. 1. a. Dor. for 
 μνήο'τΥίίΤα.;, of μναστ-ίω. 
 
 MvScTTij," tos. Dor. for μντιιττίζ, for μ,^ήμ-η^ 
 memory. 
 
 Mvs5(r&)y, ωνος, ο, a jwoper name, Mnason, 
 Acts xxi, \Q. 
 
 ΜΝΑΏ, to suggest or recall any thing to 
 mind ; to admonish, warn, advise. See Μνάο- 
 
 μ,ΰίί. 
 
 Mvs/«, α,ς, '/ι, mention ; mem.ory, remem- 
 brance. From μνάω. 
 
 ^'Iv'str^oii, Ion. for μνύίτάοίΐ• μ,νίύμίνο;, part, 
 pres. m. Ion. of the same verb. 
 
 ΉΙνν,μ.Ά, KToc, TO, whatever is intended to 
 recall any thing to the mind ; memorial, mon- 
 ument ; a sepulchre. From perf pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Μν/ιμίΤον, ου, το, the same as μντιμα,. From 
 
 ^Ινήμγι, yii, h, memory, remembrance, men- 
 tion. From perf. pas. μνάω. 
 
 ^Avyιμov^ύω,f ίυ^ω, μν/,μηνίυομα,ι, to retain in 
 memory ; to remember, relate ; to be related j 
 to be celebrated ; and 
 
 Μννμ'ΐνϊκοί, h, ov, having a good memory ; 
 relating to the memory; deserving remem- 
 brance, memorable. Fiom μνήμων. 
 
 Μν/ιμοσ-νν/ΐ, η?, h, the memory ; recollection ; 
 also the name of the ?)iother of the Muses. 
 
 Wv' /ιμόα-ΰνον, ου, το, whatever renews in the 
 mind the remembrance of any thing ; a monu- 
 ment ; remembrance ; a vestige. From, 
 
 ΜνΥιμων, ονοζ, ό κ,α) 'h, retaining in memory ; 
 having a good m.emory ; also a recorder ; also 
 a proper name, Mnemon. From μνάω. 
 
 llAv7ifTa.'ioiTo, Ion. for μνήσκιντο, 3. jjI. 1. a, 
 opt. m.. and 
 
 MvriirKera., part. 1. a. act.f. g. and 
 
 '^Ινηο'άσκ.ίτο, Ion. for Χμν/ισα,το, 3. ung. 
 1. a. m. of μvάoJ. 
 
 Μ-νήίηκί, Ion. for μνήσ-Λ, 2. sing. \.f. m. 
 of the Sdme verb. 
 
 Μν/ια-άύζ, part. 1. a. pas. of ϊμνήα•θ7ΐν, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 M.vv<rurts, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. μνήσύ-ΑΤί^ 
 and in 2. pi. μν/κτΰ^τί, 1. a. imperat. pas. 
 μνησύτιναι, 1 . a. vf. μνηο'β'ΑΒ'ομα,», 1 . f pas. if 
 the same verb. 
 
 Μνγ,/τΓ,οα,κ,'ίω, ω, to retain in memory the 
 infliction of an injury or evil ; to be angry. 
 
 Μν'ήίηκο(.κ,ίκ, «j, h, the remembrance of 
 injuries ; a rancour, animosity. From 
 
 Μ.ν'/ΐ!ηχ.ακ.οζ, ου, ο >ca.) η, one who cannot 
 forget an injury ; rancorous. From μνζα-ι; 
 and κ'χ.κ,οζ, evil. 
 
 Μνήίτομαι, \.f. m. and 
 
ΜΟΔ 
 
 571 
 
 ΜΟΛ 
 
 "Μ,ννισΌμίύ^ , for μνησό/Λίύα, 1 . ρΐ. 1 . f. 7η. 
 of /u,vaco//,en. 
 
 Ί^/Ιν/ιστίνω, f. ίύσω, ρ. μίμν^ιττίοαχ, to sue 
 for in marriage, to woo, to be a suitor ; to be a 
 match-maker or go-between ; to aspire to, to 
 desire or seek for ; to give earnest ; pres. pas. 
 μνηστίίομκ.ι, to be sued for in marriage, to be 
 asked in marriage ; also the same as μν^σ-τίόίυ, 
 governs the dative; pcif. pas. μίμντισηυμΆΐ, 
 ])art. perf.f. g. μίμνήσ-τίνμίν/ι, rii-, h, i. a. ]>{!S. 
 Ιμντιστίύάτίν, part. 1. a. pas, μν/ισ-τίυβύζ, uctk, 
 sv. From μνηα-τύί, a suitor, a bridegroom. 
 
 ΉΙνηστίω, ω, J', ήσω, the same as the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Mv/iffrh, yi?> h, a bride ; betrothed, affianced. 
 From μν/ιστΌς. 
 
 Μν>7ίττ'/;^, 7)go?, 0, a suitor or wooer ; a can- 
 didate, one who seeks for any thing. From 
 μνα,ομαι. 
 
 ϋΑνηστίζ, so;, and lo;, «, memory, remem- 
 brance, recollection ; mention. From the 
 same. 
 
 Μν55<Γτβί, Yi, ov, married ; affianced, be- 
 trothed. 
 
 Mvij'ffTvs, νοζ, v), the demand of a woman in 
 marriage. From the same. 
 
 Ι^ΙνίΆξΰί, ξά., ξον, mossy, covered v.'ith moss 
 or sea-weed ; μν/αξοΐο VK<mro;, a carpet as soft 
 as moss, Epig. ap. Sidd. From 
 
 ΜΝΙΌΝ, ου, TO, moss, aea-weed. 
 
 IS/Lviio, or μΐω, to eat. 
 
 MNOT^S, μνου, 0, the first down, tender 
 hair ; the down of• birds ; the soft wool of 
 lambs. From μνίον, becavse of its softness. 
 
 ΉΙνάϋο, Ion, for μνύου, pres. iniperat. pas. of 
 
 Ι^ΐνύομκι, Poet, for μνΰμκι, to remember ; 
 to sue for in marriage. 
 
 'M.vuovro, 3. pi. imperf. of the preceding, 
 Ion. and Poet, for Ιμνωντο. 
 ■ ΜΟΓΓΟ'2, ov, having a thick, rumbling, or 
 confused voice. 
 
 Ίsloy^ξoς, ξοί, ξον, laborious, pains-taking, 
 unfortunate, miserable. 
 
 ΜαγίΖμί;, For. for μογοΰμιν, 1. pi. pres. if 
 
 M-oyiM, ω, f. riffu, to toil, be weary with 
 labour ; to saffer afHlctions, to grieve ; to be in 
 pain. Th. μ'ογος. 
 
 ^Ιογήα-α;, α,ντος, part. 1 . a. act. of the pre- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 Μογιλαλία, a;, 'h, hesitation of speech ; dif- 
 ficulty of utterance. From 
 
 Μογιλύίλο;, ου, ό κ,α) h, speaking with diffi- 
 culty ; hesitating ; having an impediment in 
 the speech. From μόγι;, with difliculty, and 
 Χοίλίω, to speak. 
 
 Mey/j, adv. hardly ; with difficulty ; slowly. 
 
 Μϋ'Γ02, ου, ο, labour, care, trouble, afflic- 
 tion, vexation ; α Poetical ivard. 
 
 Μ.ογο(Ττόκ.οξ, ου, ό κ,α,) h, presiding over 
 childbirth, an epithet of Lucina ,• also having 
 a difficult labour. From μάγο; and τϊκτω, to 
 bear or bring forth. 
 
 MO' ΔΙΟ 2, ου, ο, (from the Latin modius) 
 α dry measure called a modius, equal to about 
 
 one peck of our measure. In the JSi, Test, it 
 is rotacred by the word bushel. 
 
 ΜΟ'Θχλ^, ecKoi, 0, a bondservant ; a slave 
 born in the house of his master. 
 
 Μ0'Θ02, ου, ο, labour, toil ; also war, bat- 
 tle ; tumult, uproar, terror. 
 
 MeV&iv, ονοζ, 0, the same as μ,Όβκ'ζ,• also base, 
 servile, troublesome, garrulous, insolent ; an 
 indecent kind of dance. 
 
 'ΆΙούωνιχ.ος, h, ov, insolent, proud, haughty. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Me;, dat. sing. (flyu. 
 
 'Μοιμ,υάω, and μοιμύλλω, to compress the 
 lips ; to wink or close the eyes. From μύω, 
 the same. 
 
 ΜοΓίβ5, αζ, VI, a part, share, or portion; a de- 
 gree of a circle in the heavens ; any certain 
 division of an army, as a regiment, company^ 
 ^'C. ; condition, station, lot ; office, duty, rank, 
 honour, estimation ; price ; an oracle, or other 
 divine commu?iication ,• the dominion of a 
 prince; fate, good or bad; a decree, death ; 
 μοίξά. Iff'Ti μο), it is my fate. 'Μοΐξχι, the des- 
 tinies. Th. μ.ίίζΜ, p. m. μ'ιμοξα, which see. 
 
 ^Ιοίξάω, f. ήσω, to divide, distribute. From, 
 the preceding. 
 
 Μ/)ΐξ'/ίγίνί^;•, ίο;, ο ζκ) τι, born to a happy 
 lot ; born with a lucky destiny ; boi-n under 
 happy stars. From μοΐ^α, a happy lot, and 
 'ψήνομαι, to be born. 
 
 hlctoihio;, m, lov, Poet, happening by fate ; 
 decreed, fated, destined. From μοϊ^α., 
 
 ΜβΓιτβί, a.;. Dor. for μουσοί,, πί, 'h, a Muse. 
 
 Ί^Ιοίσα,Ίο;, κΊκ, cclov, Poet, and For. for 
 Ί^Ιουιτα,ΐο;, made and prepared by the Muses. 
 
 Μβ/ίΤαν, gen. pi. For. for ~^1ουσ•ων. 
 
 Μοιχ^κγξΐχ, ων, τα, the fine or recompense 
 paid by a man caught in adultery ; or whatever 
 was paid for taking adulterers. From μοιχοζ 
 and α,γξκ, a taking. 
 
 Μβ/;^«.λ;?, i'^o;, h, an adulteress ; adultery i 
 also adulterous ; ytvio, μοιχ^αλ);, faithless gen- 
 eration, Matt, xii, 39.] 
 
 Ί^ιΙοίχ^άομκι, ωμα-ι, to be an adulterer ; to 
 commit adultery ; to violate ; μοίχα,τΆΐ Ιίτ' 
 αυτήν. Mar. χ, 11, commits adultery upon 
 her ; f mid. Υιτομ,χι, ρ), pas. μζμοίχ^ημαι. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Μοιχ;α;, ιύο;, ή, an adulteress ; given to 
 adultery. From μ.οιχίς. 
 
 Μοίχ;ίίχ, a;, v\, adultery. From μοιχ^ίύαι. 
 
 Ι^Ιοιχ^ίνύύ;, ιϊσΆ, h, part. 1. a. pas. of 
 
 "^Ιοί^ίνω, f ίΰσω, p. μ^μο'ιχ^ίυΗ,α, to com- 
 mit adultery ; to violate ; to be an adulterer ; 
 1. a, ίμοΊχ^ίυσΌΐ, From μοιχ^Ό;. 
 
 Moi^iho;, ice, lov, begotten in adultery ; 
 bastard ; spurious ; arid 
 
 ΙΑοιχ^'ίχο;, V, ov, adulterous, prone to adul- 
 tery. From 
 
 ΜΟΙΧΟ' 2, o!j, 0, an adulterer ; as if from, 
 μ 71 and it κ ω. 
 
 ΜΟΛΓΟ'2, oZ, Ό, Mol. βολγο;, a leather 
 bag ; a sack ; a budget ; cdso a corrupt aian j 
 a cully. 
 
MON 
 
 572 
 
 MON 
 
 ΙνΤΟΛΕ'Λ, or μΌλω^ f. ή/τω, to come, go ; 
 arrive ; set out, depart ; return ; pass over to, 
 pass by. Hence μοΧων, part. 2. a. act. 
 
 Μολ/βδα<ν«, or μ,ολνζ^κινχ^ jji, h, a ball or 
 mass of lead ; Molybdaena, a metal resembling 
 lead; also a leaden vessel, so called. 
 
 MeX/'l^sa?, ία, iov, contract, μολιζόονς, ί, 
 βϋν, and μολίζ^ίνο; or μολύζ'^ινοί, Iv/i, 4vov, made 
 of lead. 
 
 Μ0ΆΙΒΔ02, or μόλυζ^ο;, ου, ο, lead ; as 
 if from μοΧίΙν lis βάίοζ, to descend into the 
 deep. 
 
 ISIaXiSoi, or μόλυ^ιίξ, ov, a, the same as μό- 
 XtShsy Horn. IL xi, 237. 
 
 Μόλ/?, adv. hardly, with difficulty ; the same 
 as μόγίξ. Th. μόλοξ, labour. 
 
 Μ0Λ0ΒΡ0^2, ξα, ξον, voracious, glutton- 
 ous ; fl^so a beggar, a parasite; as if μοΆων 
 ίτΐΐ βΰξαν, coming after food. 
 
 Μ0Λ0'Θ0Τ'Ρ02, a kind of plant or herb. 
 
 ΜολβΓο-ώί, Oor. for μολουαΌ,, part. 2. a, 
 f. g. of μολεω, to go, to coine, which see. 
 
 Μ0'Λ02, ay, 0, labour, toil ; battle, com- 
 bat, uproar. 
 
 ΜΟΛ0'2202, ου, a Molossus, the name of 
 a metrical foot containing three long syllables ; 
 also an inhabitant of Molossis, a country of 
 Epv'us ; also a Molousian dog or mastitil 
 
 Μίλο;^, 0, indecl, the name of an idol, 
 Moloch. Heb. reigning. 
 
 ^loX-rh, ίί, 'h, a song ; a song with dancing, 
 dat. sing. μοΧ'π^. From μλχ-ττω, to sing ; 
 "p. m. μίμολτα,. 
 
 'Άίολύζ'^α,ινα,, and μόλυζοοζ. See Μβλ/βοα/να. 
 
 ΜΟΛΤ'ΝίΙ (μοΧΰνω), f ννω, 1. a. ίμ/ο- 
 λϋνα, ρ. μΒμόλυγκ,α, to defile, contaminate, 
 pollute, di.sgrace, dishonour ; speaking of col- 
 ours, to dye, stain, tinge ; p. pas. μίμ.όλνμμχι, 
 and Alt. μιμΌλυα-μαι, 1. α. pus. ίμολννό'/ιν, 
 ZS} »?. 
 
 Μ.ΰλυν<τ/ζ, h, and 
 
 Ί^ίολυσ-μος, ου, ο, pollution, contamination, 
 filth, contagion ; whatever defiles. From μο- 
 λύνω. 
 
 Μβλώ/, See ΙΜολίω. 
 
 Ιύολαν, part. 2. a. of the preceding. 
 
 ΊΛομφά., ΰ,ς, Oor. for 
 
 ^Ιομφγι, yjs, 71, complaint, blame, reproof, 
 reproach. From j}. m. μίμομ.φοί, of μΛμφομχι, 
 which see. 
 
 lSlovaμ'PΓΰκ.'ia,, Άξ, ii. Poet, the art of vault- 
 ing in horsemanship ; the guiding of horses with 
 one bridle ; also a band or ornament for the 
 head of a horse. From μόνο$ and αμ'^υ'ξ, 
 υαοζ» 
 
 Μονοίξχίω, to reign as monarch ; to be king ; 
 to reign alone ; and 
 
 Μονά.ξ;^γΐζ, ου, Ό, a monarch ; a king. From 
 μονΰί,ζχ^Όί. 
 
 Μονοίξχία, a;, 'h, monarchy ; government b}' 
 one. From μονα.ξχ^ίω. 
 
 Μ.ονα,ξρζ^ίκΐ)?, ii, ov, belonging or relating to a 
 monarchy ; favouring a monarchy j aiming to 
 be king. From the preceding. 
 
 Μονβΐξχ;οζ, ου, ο κοί) '/ι, a monarch ; a king ; 
 one who reigns alone. From μόνο; and αξρ^ίι, 
 government. 
 
 Movcis, αίοξ, '/I, unit}' ; the number one ; the 
 ace on dice. From μόνος. 
 
 Μονα,σ-τ'ήξ/ον, ου, re, solitude ; a place where 
 one may live in solitude j a monastery. 
 
 Μονα,ρ^οί, yi, ov, single, solitary, alone; monk- 
 ish, a monk. 2%. μόνο?, alone. 
 
 Movh, VIC, 91, and Oor. μόνοί, dwelling, hab- 
 itation, abode, a monastery ; residence, rest, de- 
 lay, indolence, sloth, Th. μίνω. But 
 
 Mov^, ίίί, 71, alone, from μόνο?, which see. 
 
 'Μόνϊμο;, ου, ο κ,οι) 'h, stable, firm, immova- 
 ble ; durable ; having a fixed abode ; diligent ; 
 attentive to duty. From μΛνω, which see. 
 
 'ΆΙονιοζ, ου, solitary ; wandering alone ; wild, 
 savage ; also a wild boar ; also a jewel for the 
 neck. Th. μόνοξ, alone. 
 
 Wlovoζcίμ.ί/JV, ovos, Oor. for μβνζ'/ιμων, ο κ.α) 7i\ 
 going alone ; having a solitary walk. From 
 μόνος and βαίνω, to go. 
 
 Ί^ϊονογΐν^ξ, ίοζ, ό κ,α) h, only begotten. From 
 μόνος and γίνος, oaspring, progeny. Th. 
 γίίνομαι, to be born. 
 
 Μονό'^ξΟ'^ον φυτον, a plant having a single 
 stem or stalk. From μόνος and ^ξίτω, to 
 pluck off. 
 
 Msvfl£<^'/!?, ίος, Ku) '/I, uniform, composed of 
 parts absolutely similar. From μόνος and 
 ίΐ%ος, ίος, -TO, form. Th. ί'βω, to see. 
 
 Ί^ΐονόζωνος, ου, ό ;ία) h, having one zone ; a 
 soldier excelling in war ; also a spy ; a maraud- 
 er ; wearing a belt as an honorable distinction. 
 
 Ίs,lovoήμ^ξoς, ου, ό κα) '4, that is of one day. 
 From μόνος and ίιμεζα, a day. 
 
 Μ.ονοκ.ίξως, ωτος, I κα) ίι, Ά unicorn ; an ani- 
 mal having one horn, 
 
 ΜονοΆξΆτ);, ίίος, ου, ό κ,α) γι, haA'ing but one 
 shoe or slipper ; an epithet of Mercury, who 
 gave one of his to Perseus. From μόνος and 
 κ.ξ'ήτ'ις, '/t, a shoe, slipper. 
 
 ~ί^Ιονόλ'ίΰος, ου, ό και h, made of one stone or 
 rock.] 
 
 ΊΛονομαχ^'ίω, f. -/,ι/ω, to fight in single com- 
 bat. From μονομάχος, a gladiatdr. 
 
 'Μονομα,^ζία, ας, 'h, a single combat, a duel ; 
 combat of two gladiators. From μονομαχίω. 
 
 Μ.ονομ.α,χ;ος, ου, ό κα) h, fighting in single 
 combat ; a gladiator. From μόνος and μάχ^νι. 
 
 ^Ιόνον, adv. before a verb, yet, notwithstand- 
 ing ; only ; at least. From 
 
 Μονονουκ, or μόνον ουκ, adv. almost, all but, 
 Longin. 44.] 
 
 Ί^ΐονονουχ), adv. the same as the })reioeding, 
 Aristoph.^ 
 
 MO'N02, yi, ov, alone, single, deserted, 
 separated ; unmarried, widowed, solitary. 
 
 ^Ιονοσάν'^α,λος, ου, ό κα) 'h, wearing but one 
 sandal ; tlie same ivith μονοκ,ξτΐ'^τίς . Sclineid. 
 
 Μονότξοτος, ου, ό κα) h, uniform, simple ; 
 solitary, single, unmarried ; austere ; morose ; 
 self-willed. From μόνος and τξόντος. 
 
MOP 
 
 573 
 
 MOT 
 
 'Μ.βνόφύαλμβς, ου, ο χα,) fi, one-eyed ; blind of 
 ene eye. From μΌνος and οφία,λμοζ. Th. 
 ϋ'ζτομαι, to see. 
 
 ^Ιονοχ^'ΐτων, ωνος, ο xai hy having one coat ; 
 clad with but one coat, Diod. Sic. Fro?n 
 μόνοί and ^ιτων. 
 
 ^Ιονό-ψΰ,φο;, Do7\ Jhr μονό-ψνφο;, ου, ο kcc) fi, 
 kaving one vote; also voting difierently from 
 all the rest or by one's own judgment alone. 
 Th. -φΐίφο;, m, 71, a vote, ^c. 
 
 Mevfiiyj f. ωσω, p. μιμόνοίχα., to leave alone, 
 to abandon, desert •, to reduce to one ; part. 
 perf. pas.f. g. μιμονωμΑν/ι, deserted, let alone, 
 1. a. jms. ίμονά^^ιν. Th. μονάς, 
 •^ϊονωύύζ, ίΊσ/ί, h, part. 1. a. pas. and 
 
 'ΆΙονωάϊίναί, I. a. inf. pas. of μονόω. 
 
 ^'Ιονύνυ^, or μωνν'ζ, χ,ο?, ο xu.\ yj, having solid 
 hoofs ; having the hoof undivided. From 
 μόνο? and ονυζ,, a claw, a hoof. 
 
 Moviutris, ico;, h, the being deserted, a for- 
 lorn condition, solitariness.] 
 
 Ήίονύτατος, sj, ον, Superlat. of μονοζ, which 
 see. 
 
 MOPE'A, «i, i), a mulben-y tree. 
 
 Islooicj, f. ήσω, to be in pain or affliction ; 
 to cut in pieces ; Foet. for to kill. From 
 μόξοί, ivhich see. 
 
 ^ίόρίμος, and μοξίτ'ίμος, ου, ο η,ά) h, that hap- 
 pens by destiny ; fated^, destined. See Μό^σ-*- 
 μος. 
 
 Μί^/ον, ου, το, a small part, a particle ; a 
 part, a portion ; any part of the body ; dimin. 
 of μοροζ. 
 
 Ήίοξμολνχίΐον, or -ilov, ov, το, a goblin or 
 ghost ; a mask ; a scarecrow. Th. μοξμα, οΰί, 
 h, a woman of frightful appearance, 
 
 Ί^ιΙοξμοΧύττομΰίΐ, to terrify, properly with 
 masks, spectres, ^c. ; to deter ; also to be 
 afraid. 
 
 Ί^ΐοζμος, terrific, terrible ; also vain fear, Hes. 
 
 Ι^ίοξμνξοντκ, acc. sing. pa7't. pres. of 
 
 MOPMT'Pil (μοξμ,ϋζω), to murmur, jiro- 
 perly like running water ; to inundate. 
 
 MOPMil', ους, {], a woman of frightful ap- 
 pearance ; a witch ; a goblin or spectre •, a 
 mask. There is also 
 
 Ί^,ΙοξμΜ, adv. for φζυ, an exclamation. 
 
 Μό^ξιχ/, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ^Ιόξ^οα, 1. f act. of μοξγνυω, or μόζΎ^υμί, 
 for ομόξγννμ,ι, to wipe away. 
 
 Me^esi?, Όισσοι., όιν, fatal, destructive, ruin- 
 ous •, also elaborate ; made with great labour. 
 From μ'οξοξ. 
 
 Mflgflv, ου, 0, a mulberry. 
 
 Megej, ου, 0, a lot, share, or portion ; destiny, 
 fate ; death, destruction ; mishap 5 μόζον ^ihovuit 
 ^Tiu, to be the death of a person. Th. μίίξω, 
 which see. 
 
 Μ0'Ρ0ΧΘ02, ου, ό, morochthus, anEgyp. 
 iian stone used to luhiteft clothes, supposed lo be 
 the same with French chalk.] 
 
 1^1Όξ(τίμοί, ou, xa) h, also μ'οζϊμοζ, sent by 
 the destinies ; fated ; subjected to fate, mortal. 
 From μόξοξ. Th. μίίξΜ, iv-hich se'c. 
 
 MOPrSSn, /. Ιω, p. χα, to pollute, de- 
 file, contaminate ; to make foul or filthy. 
 
 Μί^ιρά, α,ς, Dor. for μοξφΐΐ, and 
 
 Μοζφά,ίίί, Dor. for μοζφήίΐζ, ivros, beau- 
 liful. 
 
 ΜΟΡΦΗ, 55f, i, and Dor. μοξφα, Sj, form, 
 shape, appearance ; especially the human si, ape 
 and countenance ; beaut}'-, grace, comeliness. 
 
 ΜοβίρνΰΓο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 'Μοαφνο;, '/;, ov, the Same as όξφ-ΐ/ο;, obscure, 
 dark, shady ; yellow ; also a species of falcon 
 or eagle. Th. όξφνη, darkness. 
 
 Ί^loξ<pί)OJ, ω, f ύσω, p. μΛμ/ο^φωχα, to shape, 
 fashion, form ; pef. pas. μψόξψωμαι, I. a. 
 pas. ίμοξίρωύ'Αν, i . a. subj. pas. μοξψωβω, jjj, jj. 
 Th. μοξ(Ρ'/ι. 
 
 'Μόξφωμοί, ατοξ, το, form, appearance ; shape; 
 a dream, an apparition. 
 
 Μόξφωο-ι;, ioj;, vi, formation ; configuration ;• 
 appearance ; image. From- p. pas. of μοξφ'οΜ. 
 
 M0'22TN, ϋνοζ, 0, a tower or house or any 
 defence, made cf wood ; anj- tower or defence ; 
 .a wooden seat or bench ; a tribunal. 
 
 Ί^ίοα-χάξίον, ου, το, a calf. Dimin. 
 
 Ί^Ιόσχ^αος, ov, Ό κα] τι, of or belonging to a 
 calf. From μόσχος. 
 
 Μόΰ-χίυμα,) ατός, το, a scion taken from a 
 tree, to be planted ; a tender plant. From 
 p. pas. of ^ r- 
 
 Μοΰ-χζύίο, f ίΰτω, to set out scions •; to 
 ingraft. From, μόσχος. 
 
 Ί^/Ιοσχιον, ου, TO, di7ni?iutive (f μόσχος, a calf. 
 
 ^ΙοσχοττοΛω, ω, f. ήσω, ji. μίμοσχοτΓοίγιχα, 
 to make a calf or calves ; J. a. ϊμοσχο'?Γο1'/ισκ. 
 From μόσχος and <7Τοάω. 
 
 MO 2X02, ου, χα.) 71, a calf; also a young 
 branch or scion ; also musk ; μόσχου. Dor. for 
 μόσχου, a?id μόσχους. Dor. for μr,σχoς. 
 
 Μόσχος, ου, ό, a j^roper name, Moschus. 
 
 ΜΟΤΟ' 2, ου, ό, lint, which is applied to 
 wounds. 
 
 Μοτόω, to introduce or apply lint. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Μότίοσις, ίως, '/ι, the application of lint. 
 From the p. ])as. of the preceding. 
 
 Μουναξ, adv. apart ; separately ; sinaly ; 
 one by one. F^^om μοννος, for μονός, alone, 
 
 Moύys^ξχoς,for μόναξχος, a monarch or king. 
 
 Μουναξχία,, and Ion. ->], for μοναρχία, 
 monarchy. 
 
 Mouvoyivhe, ίος, ό χα) η, only, only begotten, 
 for μονογίν/ις. 
 
 Ί\1ουνόχωλον οΊχημα, a house of one storv. 
 F royn μοΰνος and κωλον, a member. 
 
 Μουνόλ'ιβος, ου, ό χα) h, made of a single 
 stone ; made of a stone only. From μοΖνος 
 and λ'ιύος, a stone. 
 
 Μουνομαχ'ίω, to fight in single combat ; the 
 same as μονομαχίω. 
 
 Μουνος, Poet, for μ/ονος, alone, single ; nom. 
 pi. μουνοι. 
 
 Μουνοψν'/ις, ίος, ους, ό χα) νι, uniform ; of 
 one nature ; simple. Fy-om μουνος and φύί,ι» 
 to bB born. 
 
ΜΟΧ 
 
 574 
 
 MX Θ 
 
 ΜΟΤΝΤΧΓΑ, αΙ, 71, Munychia, α port of 
 the Athenians; a surname of Oiana. 
 
 '^Ιουνϋχιων, ωνοί, ο, the first vernal month of 
 the Athenians, including part of April and part 
 of March ; so called fr&m the rites of Diana, 
 which ivere celebrated in it. J^rom the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 MOT 2A, r.i, '/!, a Muse ; the goddess of 
 song; poetiy or song; learning and science; 
 every kind of musical instrument ; wit or 
 wisdom ; any elegant or ingenious invention or 
 fable; music, Eurip. Med. 199, Phoen. 800, 
 and Alcest. 855. See Class. Journ. vol, xxviii, 
 p. 119; μουσάων, gen. pi. JEol. and μον^α,ν. 
 Dor. for μονσ-όΰν.] 
 
 ΜουσίΤον, ου, το, a museum ; a place dedi- 
 gated to studt/ and the 2Iuses. I^roni the pre - 
 sediiig. 
 
 Ίίίΐουΰ-ίζω, to contend in singing ; to sing. 
 From the same. 
 
 ISlouffiyy/i, '//?, h, fsc. '^■ίχ,ν/:] the art of music ; 
 the art oi poetry ; the study of literature ; 
 elegance, refinement. 
 
 lsL••Jσ't■ΛOί■, 'Λ, ov, belonging to music, musi- 
 cal ; a musician ; fond of music : devoted to 
 literature. Th. μοϋστ,. 
 
 Wovffi%,aJ$, musically ; according to the rules 
 ©f music ; neatly, elegantly, witn taste or skill. 
 From the preccdifig. 
 
 ^lovtrio-diiv, Poet, and Dor. for μονσίζιιν, to 
 
 sing. . 
 
 Islovr-)•;, vsed by the Attic dialect jor μου 
 
 ίο-τίν. 
 
 Ίί,Ιοχ,ίίΖντκς, Dor. for μοχ^ύου'ΠΆζ, ace. pi. 
 part. pn's. <>/ 
 
 ^Ιοχ^όϊω, ω, f. ήσω, to labour ; to effect ; 
 also to suifer pain ; to be oppressed with arilic- 
 tion ; pres. inf. μοχ^ίι^ν. Τα μόχ^ύοί, labour. 
 
 '^L•χ^l•/|ζΆ, pi. num. n. g. of μοχύ:ψ,ί. 
 
 Ί^ίοχ^ί'/ίίίκ, a;, 'h, malice, wickedness, deprav- 
 ity', vice. Front μοχ^^Λζό;. 
 
 '^Ιοχ^ίνίΒΰημαι. ίύμ^,ι, to labour, to endeavour; 
 to be in pain or amiction. From the same. 
 
 'Μ.ο'χ^όν,ςοζ, ξα, ξόν, laborious ; wretciied ; bad, 
 depraved ; vitious. From μ,^χ^ίΌ;. 
 
 Μοχ^^ταταντι, dat. sing. part. 1. a. act. of 
 μοχβϊω, to labour. 
 
 ^Ιοχ^ύίζονη, Dor. for μοχ^ύιΖ,οιίΰΐ, 3. /)/. pres. 
 ind. of 
 
 ΜοχίΙζΜ, See μοχύίω. 
 
 Μ0'ΧΘ()2, ου, ο, labour, trouble, care ; 
 calamity ; misery, weariness. 
 
 Μδ;^λίΐ'τ>ίί, οΰ, ο, he wiio lieaves or moves ; 
 applied to Ncplune in Arisloph. Kuh. ojS ; 
 and at line \3-d'a, one who sustains or v.icidu 
 new doctrines or new language.} 
 
 Mcpf^XiveUff ίύσω, and 
 
 ^Ιοχ'κίω, f. ν,σω, to remove with a bar or 
 lever, Liiad xii, 259 ; to fasten with a bar or 
 bolt ; to enileavour, to contrive. 
 
 1Λ.οχ7Λζ, oZ, 0, Ά stake hardened in the fire ; 
 a bar ; a lever ; a bolt, a lock ; any fastening. 
 See Όρζ,λ'.νί. fh. οχΧιϋω^ to Kiove, 
 
 Mi'>/-a5, οϋ, 0, a proper name, Mopsus, 
 
 ]MT~, an expression of iveejmg or sorroic. 
 
 Μίίαξ, uKo;, a kind of shell fish. 
 
 islocci, ace. pi. of μ,ν;. 
 
 ι^ΐϊγχλίτι, or μυγχλϊί, or μυογάλτι, r„ a 
 shrew-mouse, a kind of venomous rat ; a hybrid 
 animal between a cat and a mouse. Th. 
 yaXin, a cat, a weasel. 
 
 lslυyμci, oZ, Ό, the sound which is emitted 
 from the nostrils, when the lips ara closed. Th. 
 
 μύξα,. 
 
 ΜΤΔΑ'ΖΟΜΑΪ, to detest, abhor ; as if 
 closing the eyes to avoid the sight of. From 
 μΐ/ω. 
 
 ^Iv^oiXioi, ία-, iov, mbist, wet ; tinged. 
 
 MTAA'il ( μνΒαω), f '/,τω, p. κα.^ to bs 
 wet or moist ; to decay or become corrupted by 
 too much moisture ; to rot or putrefy. Hence 
 the Engl. MUD. 
 
 '^Ivhriffi;, ιως, 'h, putrefaction occasioned by 
 too great moisture ; inoisture. From the pre- 
 cedi}ig. 
 
 Miyijff, mute. From μνω, to close the lips. 
 
 Mi§s;, ου, 0, a poison ; a poisonous sap or 
 juice. 
 
 ^Ιυ€€ωα-α.ν, Poet, for μ-Λωσαν, acc. sing, 
 part. pres. f. g. of μ^υ^άω, xvkich see. 
 
 ΜΤΛΡΓΑ2Ι2, siyc, '//, a defect in the eye ; 
 dimness of sight ; a want of contraction in the 
 pupil of tlie eye ; too great dilatation of the 
 pupil of the eye. From μυ^Ζν. 
 
 ΜΤΆΡ02, ου, ο, an ignited mass of iron ; 
 ! a mass of anv substance of a white. heat; a ball 
 of fire. 
 
 ΜΤΛΠ'Ν, aiy/)?, 0, fimgous flesh in a fistu- 
 lous ulcer. From μ.υ'^αν, to putrefy. 
 
 IMiSiwy, ωνο;, 6, a proper name, Mydon ; acc. 
 iSivoai'ja-. 
 
 ΜΓΕΑΟ'2 (μϋιλο;), ΰΖ, ύ, the marrow. 
 
 My£A6£/j, Όισσα, oiv, full of marrovr. 
 
 MysAOiw, ω, f. ώσω, to fill with marrow. 
 
 MJ=r, nom. pi. of μυς, μυο;, ο, a mouse ; 
 l\C. ώ μΖ, gen. pi. μ,υων, dat; pi. μ,ΰί<τ(ην. 
 
 ΜΓΕ'ίΙ, /". γ,σ•ω, p. κ.α, to instruct in sacred 
 thin;^s ; to initiate ; instruct ; teach any tiling. 
 
 Ι^ίυζάω, and μνζίω, to suck, suck out, press 
 out. From μύζ^. 
 
 Ι\ίΧ'Ζί1, f ύ(τω, properly to press, press 
 together ; to emit a sound through the nostrils 
 with the lips closed ; to mutter ; also to suck. 
 
 Ml/Via/, Ion. for μίύγ,, 2. sing. pres. snbj. 
 mid. of μύ^μαι, for μ.υ^ομαι, to sa}'. Th. 
 μύΰοζ, a word. 
 
 lSlvh7</h, 9.. pi. μυίιίτοΜ, 3. sing. pres. m. 
 μυύιίσΟα,ι, pres. inf. if 
 
 Μν^ομχι, to say, speak, * relate, converse 
 together. Th. μΖύο$, speech, 
 
 ϊ\ΙϋΗύω, f ίύσω, to romance, feign, tell 
 stories or fabulous narrations. ' From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Ί^ΐυ^'/ια-αιμ-^ιν, 1. a. opt. JU. and 
 
 Mut''Aooi.ffuoii, 1. a. inf. vi. and 
 
 '^Ιυίγ,σοίτο, 3. sing. 1. a. mid. Ion. of Ιμν^ 
 βησάμην, ω, α,το, of μυθίομαι, to speak. 
 
MTK 
 
 MTP 
 
 Μνύ'(ζαία•α, Dor. for /Λυβίξου/τ», part. pres. 
 
 /• S- 'if 
 
 Μυρίζω, to speak, say, declare, speak to, 
 
 call ; a/so to mutter. Th. μ,υ^;, a word. 
 
 Μυύΐκΰί, h, ov, fabulous. From the same 
 Til. 
 
 Μν^ό-γξαφα;, ου, ή κ,α.) y)j a writer of fables. 
 From μυΰοζ and γξάψαυ, to write, 
 
 Μ.νβολαγίυΜ, J'. ευ/ΤΜ, to relate fictions, tell 
 Stories •, ^to say, to speak ; and 
 
 Mu^aXoyiiij,/. nffco, to relate fictions •, to em- 
 bellish with fictions ; to mix truth and false- 
 hood in a narration ; to celebrate by fictions. 
 From μΰύος and λ'ογοζ. From λίγω, to, say. 
 
 M.vuoXoy'ia, as, h, a relating of fictions ; a 
 fabulous narration ; a fabulous history ; mythol- 
 ogy. 
 
 M.udo'Toio;, ου, ο και 'h, a composer of fab- 
 ulous relations and narratives. From μνύος 
 and Toiia, to ma'ce. 
 
 ΜΤ~Θ02; ov, 0, a word ; speech ; a dis- 
 course ; a iable or fiction ; a narrative : the 
 plot, story, or contexture of incidents in a 
 tragedy, Arisiot. Poet. c. 6 ; also counsel ; per- 
 suasion ; sedition, faction.] 
 
 ΜυάΜάίσ•ηχ,τοξ, svj)erl. of 
 
 ΉΙνύω^'/ι;, to;, ό KoCi h, fabulous. From 
 μυύΰζ. 
 
 ΜΤΙ'Ά, α?, h, a fly ; as if from μΰΖ,ω, to 
 murmur; gen pi. μυιάων. Dor. for μ,νΐύόν. 
 
 'M.Tlih.'D.. ( μϋκ,αω),^ aa-M,and '/ίσω, to low, 
 to bellow ; to roar, to bray ; 'i, a. ϊμυκον, and 
 Ion. μύκ,ον, from the sound ( μν) made by 
 oxe.n. 
 
 Μ,υχί, for ίμυχζ, Ion. 3. sing. 2. a. of the 
 prec ding. 
 
 Μ-ΰκημοί, ατοζ, το, a lowing; a roaring. 
 From μ,υκάω, to low, bellow. 
 
 ΙΑυκηύμοζ, a bellowing ; a roaring. From 
 μυτίύω. • 
 
 ΉΙυ-ΛΥίνοίΐ, ων, κι, a city of the Peloponnesus, 
 Mycenae. J 
 
 Mii?6'/5VJ5^sv, adv. from Mycene, a city of 
 Peloponnesus. 
 ■ ΉΙύκπζ^οζ, or μουΆΐηροζ, ου, ο, an almond. 
 
 MT'KH2 fμϋyy/ι;J, ητος, or ου, ο, a mush- 
 room ; a toadstool •, a thief or snuff of a 
 lamp or candle ; the guard of a sword ; a dis- 
 ease or blasting of the olive tree. 
 
 Μ-ύκ,'/ισίξ, £wi, h, a lowing or belknving. From 
 μυκαω. 
 
 ^'ίυκγιτα,ν, gen. pi. Dor. for μυκήτων. 
 
 Μυκ^τλ? όΰ, ο, of μυκ,άω, to low or belloM'. 
 
 ΜΤ'ΚΛΑΙ, ων, Oil, or μ-ύι-ίλοι, ot, the black 
 streaks on the necks, backs, and feet of asses ; 
 also μύκ,λοι, libidinous and lascivious men. 
 
 ΉΙύκ,ον, Ion. for 'ίμυκ,ον, 3. pi. 2. a. act. of 
 μυκ,άω, to bellow, low, roar. 
 
 MTKTHT, Τίζοξ, 'h, the nostrils, the nose; 
 the proboscis or trunk of an elephant ; also 
 derision. From μύα•α•ω, to cleanse or wipe the 
 nose. 
 
 Μυκ,τπξία-μος, ου, ο, a taunting, mocking, or 
 deriding. From μυκτηξίζω. 
 
 'Μ.υκτνίζκττγι?, ου, ο, a scorner, mocker, or 
 derider. Frojn the same. 
 
 ΙΜυκτίΐζίζ'Αΐ, f. icroj, p. μ.ίμυχττιξΐζοί, to mock, 
 scorn, deride, treat with contempt; 1. a. 
 ίμυκ,τγίξίο'οι. Th. μυχτίΐξ, the nose. 
 
 Μΐίλαξ, α,κ,οζ, ο, a mill -stone ; a round 
 stone ; a large rock. Th. μυλ'/ι. 
 
 ΜΤ'ΛΗ f μΰλ'ή}, yts, h, a mill^ a horse mill 
 or hand mill, either for com or oliv^es ; the 
 nether mill-stone ; a salt cake ; the kneepan ; 
 the false birth ; a certain plant ; a grinder. 
 
 Μυλ^ίίρατίί, ου, ό κοά τι, ground by a mill- 
 stone, Udys. ii, 355.] 
 
 Μϋλικω, to have the teeth chatter with cold; 
 to gnash the teeth. From the preceding. 
 
 ^ίυΧ^ί•Λος, 71, ov, relating or belonging to a 
 mill. Th. μΰΧη, a mill. 
 
 ΉίυλιΌωντίί, Poet, for μυλιωνη;, nom . pi. 
 pan. pres. act. of μυλιάω, iviiicli see. 
 
 Μνλλά?, Ά^οζ, hi a harlot or prostitute. 
 
 ΜΤΛΛΟ'2, ov, curved, twisted, distorted j 
 squint-eyed ; also a kind of cake ; as if from, 
 κυλλός. Put 
 
 Μνλλοί, ου, ο, a mullet ; a fish ; called also 
 τριγλα. 
 
 Μύλλω, to intimate or make a ,s'gn by mov- 
 ing the lips i to compress tlie lips ; to have 
 sexual intercourse. Th. μνλ'/ι. 
 
 ΙΜυλοίΐοίΐί, ίο;, ο Ttt&i τι, like a mill-stone, i. e. 
 large, round, or heavy. From μύλο;, or μύλ^ι, 
 a mill, and iloos, ro. Th. ί'βω, to see. 
 
 Μί?λο?, ου, ο, the same as μύλί], a mill, a 
 mill-stone ; in pi. μύλοι, tiie grinders. 
 
 ^Ιυλων, ojvos, and μυλών, ωνος, ο, Ά place 
 where a mill is kept ; a place of punishment for 
 slaves. Th. μύλτ). 
 
 Ί^ΐΰμα, Ά•τοζ, ro, food composed of flesh with 
 blood ; a dish made of minced meat, cheese, 
 vinegar, and other articles ; a fricassee, a ra- 
 gout. 
 
 MDv, ace. sing, of μΖς, μυΐς, ο, a mouse. 
 
 Myv^flj, ri, ov, dumb, n}ute ; also divinely 
 inspired. 
 
 Islxivn•, vii; h, (τζοφαιτις) excuse, pretext, 
 pretence; means of averting. F7-om 
 
 MT'NOMAI, to make excuses ; to pretend ; 
 offer a pretext. 
 
 MT'SA, ijs, h> the humour or moisture or 
 mucus of the nose ; the mucilage or slimy sub- 
 stance of oysters ; also boasting, pride, arro- 
 gance. 
 
 ^Ιν^ωττίξο ΐ^ξΟζ, ο, tlie nose ; μυ'ί,ωτΤιρίζ, the 
 
 nostrils. 
 
 ΉΙυοκ,τόνοξ, ου, ο κ,οά τ), a killer of mice. 
 From μΖζ and κτίίνω, to kill. 
 
 Μ-ύξΟί, ων, TO!,, [he name of a toimi. From 
 μύοω, to pour out, to flow by drops. 
 
 ΜΆρ^αινα, y,;, h, a lamprey. Th. μύξος, 
 which see. 
 
 My^sTi, 3. sing, imperf Ion. of μύξομοίΐ, to 
 weep. Th. μύξω. 
 
 Μ.υξί•φ&κ,ο;, vi, ov, relating or belonging to 
 sweet oils. 
 
 Μυξί-φοζ, ου, ό, a maker or seller of sweet 
 
3IT2 
 
 576 
 
 ΜΤΩ 
 
 oils ; a perfumer. From (Λΐίξον and 'i-^c•^, to 
 Tboil. 
 
 Μνξ1\ far μυξία, nom. or ace. pi. n. g. of 
 μνξίας, iniiumeniblej infinite. 
 
 Μί/^.'άώί?, ΊΙΟίη. pi. of μυξίάξ. 
 
 Μυξία-,α;, ten thousand times, Λ' -ery often. 
 
 Tk. 
 
 μυρ» 
 
 Μυξίκ;, ά,^ος, ο, a myriad, the number of ten 
 thousand. From μύξίοι. 
 
 '^ΙυοΊζω, f. ίσω, p. μίμύ(ζΐ-κα., to anoint ; 
 i. a. ίμύξίσχ, 1. a. Vilf. μυαΊσΆΐ. Tk. μύξον. 
 
 MTFIKH {μΰξΤκ.'/ι], 'ί;, 'h, the slirub tam- 
 arisk, broom. 
 
 ΜΰξΤκ'ΐνο;, ίν>ι, ivov, of or relating to tam- 
 arisks. From the jrreceding. 
 
 '^Ιυξ'ιν/ι, m, 'h) the same as μ^νορίν/ΐ^ the 
 myrtle. ] 
 
 ΜνξίΟ'Τλαα-ιιΐί, ov, ό -λάι h, innnitely multi- 
 plied ; an infinite multitude of times. 
 
 Μυξίοζ (μϋξΐοί), Ice, ίον, infinite, numberless ; 
 the greatest, the most ; extreme : μνξίοί, 'urn, 
 la, infinite, innumerable ; hat uv^toi, κχ,ι, lu, 
 ten thousand. Words coDipounded with μυξίο; 
 or μυξ'ιοι, may consequently be Iranslaied infi- 
 nite or numberless, or by ten thousand times, 
 as the sense of the whole passage may require ; 
 since by Synecdoche, ten thousand, may be used 
 to express an infinite multitude. 
 
 'Mv^ioT'/;';, nro?, n, an infinite multitude. Th. 
 
 μ,νρίοζ. 
 
 Μνξΐίτμο;, ου, ο, an anointing or besprinkling 
 Λvith perfumes, sweet essences, or ointments. 
 From μυξίζίϋ. 
 
 Μύξμαξ, Dor. j^ol. ^ΰ^μΆ\,/οτ 
 
 Ί^ΐύομ,ηζ,, η'ΛΟί, 6, the same as μΖζμο,, an ant 
 or pismire. 
 
 ^Ιυομ,ίΥονζσίΤίν, dut, pi. Ion. and Poet, of 
 
 ^Ιυρμί'^Μν, ovos, o, pi, ^Ιυξμι'^όνίζ, the name 
 of the soldiers of Achilles, Myrmidons ; gen. 2)1. 
 Ί^Ινομιούνων. 
 
 MT~PM02, ot>, 0, and μύξμ.'/•Ι^, ηκοζ, ό, an 
 ant or jnsniire ; μυξμη^ων, Όνοξ, ο, a nest of 
 ants. 
 
 My^e^c*»/, to lament, mourn, bewail.] 
 
 Μϋ^βν, Ion. for ίμυζον, S. p^. imperf. of 
 μύ^ω, to drojj, to flow. 
 
 jMT'PON, ου, TO, an ointment; any sweet 
 ointment. Frohi μύζω, to drop, to flow. 
 
 MT~P02, ου, 0, a fish like the lamprey; 
 the male of the lamprey. 
 
 M'jffa, α,ζ, 7], myrrh; a plant like myrrh. 
 Th. μ,ύζον, ointment. 
 
 Muppivij, See Μυξίν/ί. 
 
 Μυζτίν'/ι, '/5?, h, the same as 
 
 MT'PT02, ου, 'h, the myrtle tree. 
 
 MT'Pil (μΛ/ζω), to drop, to How ; also to 
 pour out : μ.ΰοομΜ>, to weep, lament ; also to 
 How. 
 
 MT~2, μυοζ, 0, a mouse 
 body. 
 
 Mve-oiv, Ton. for ίμυίταν, 
 act. of μ.•Jc■J, to shut. 
 
 Mi/o-a^oV, ζοί, pov, wicked, detestable, aboin- 
 iVidble-. 
 
 ; a muscle of the 
 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. 
 
 Μυσάξ^νΐί, ου, ο, the author of detestable 
 counsels ; an execrable ruler, 2 Maccab. v, 24. 
 From μυσοζ and Άζχ^ή. 
 
 ~Μ.νΐΤύίττομΜΐ, to abominate, detest, abhor, 
 hate, nauseate ; f. m. ϊ,ομΜΐ, p. pas. μίμύ/τοί,γ- 
 μίΧί. From μΖοΌί. 
 
 Μυα-ίκ, οίί, '/], the name of a country, Mysia. 
 From 
 
 MT'202 ( μΜσοζ), ios, TO, wickedness, de- 
 testable crimes ; abomination ; a sacrifice to. 
 demons. 
 
 Μί/σ-β?, ου, ό, detestable, abominable, wicked. 
 
 MT*"22il, or -TTM, Act. to wipe or cleanse 
 the nose. 
 
 ^luiTToiyMyiu), ω, f ήσω, to initiate in the 
 mysteries, to make acquainted with.] 
 
 Μίίίτταξ, ακοί, '^, the upper lip ; the whisker 
 on the upper lip ; rnustach. From μύω. 
 
 Μ.υσ•τ'^ζίον, ου, το, a myster^^ ; any secret 
 thing ; the doctrine of the Gospel ; initiation 
 into secrets ; also ihe covert way in a fortifi- 
 cation. 
 
 ^1ύσ•τ'/ις, ου, ο, initiated in sacred rites or 
 mysteries; a learner, also a teacher of m^'ste- 
 ries. Th. μύω, to initiate in mysteries. 
 
 "^Ιυστίτιος, sj, av, mystical ; involving a mys- 
 tery ; secret, mysterious. 
 
 ΜΤ2ΤΙ'ΛΗ (μυστΐΧη), Yii, 'A, bread hol- 
 lowed out so as to contain soup or broth ; a 
 spoon. 
 
 Μνβ-τ/λλώ;, to cut up into small pieces. See 
 
 ^Ιίο•τύλλΜ. 
 
 Μύα-τξον, ου, το, a spoon ; a spoonful ; a 
 measure. 
 
 MT'2TI2, t^o;, 'h, the nose or snout, parties 
 idarly of large fshss ; the black liquor of the 
 cuttle fish. 
 
 MiiTTOi, ου, μύτ'Λί, mute ; dumb, speechless, 
 silent. 
 
 ^Ιΰττω, See Ι^ΙύσΌ-ω. 
 
 Μϋττώ;<Γον, ου, το, a certain dish composed of 
 leeks, cheese, and eggs, minced fine with garlic 
 and made into a kind of pudding, or galli- 
 maufry, 
 
 ΊΛΰχ^ατοζ, >?, ov. Poet, the same as μΰχ^ιοί^ 
 retired, secret, shut up ; concealed ; deep. Th. 
 μνχο;, a secret place, a recess. 
 
 Μυχ^όΙζω, to sigh, groan ; also to moclf at, 
 deride, contemn. From μύΖ,οΛ, 
 
 ^Ιύχΐίοζ, tot,, tov. See ΉΙύχ^α,τος. From 
 
 MTXO'2 (μϋχ^ος), ου, ο, a secret place; a 
 recess ; a place of retirement, particularly in 
 mountains •, any very deep place ; a bay or gulf 
 of the sea ; also the most retired part of a 
 house. 
 
 MT'il ( μΰω), f. α-ω, properly to press, to 
 press together ; to close by pressure, to shut 
 against, to shut fast ; to hold or retain ; hence 
 to wink, to shut the lips close; to close the 
 eyes; not in blow, speaking of fioioers ; 1. a, 
 ίμ^υσα,. 
 
 ΉΙυων, ωνος, ο, a muscle of the body ; also 
 any muscular or brawny part of the body. T/i. 
 μΖί^ which see. 
 
unm 
 
 577 
 
 Mar 
 
 Μνωίτάζω, f. ά(Τω, to be shortsighted ; to 
 be dim-sighted ; to grow Wind, 
 
 Μ.ύ&ι•ψ, ω-τΓοζ, ο κα* νι, shortsighted or near 
 sighted ; dim-sighted ; blinking •, winking the 
 eyes ; also an oxfly or horsefly ; a spur ; a 
 goad. From μυών u-Trcci, closing the eyes. 
 
 Muaao^at, and -ωμαι, to mock, to deride, to 
 make grimaces at ; also to be mocked, ^-c. Th. 
 μωχοζ, 
 
 ΉΙωχκω, ω, f, jjo-w, and μωχίζω, J", iffu, the 
 same. From 
 
 Mil^KOS, ov, 0, a fool, a buffoon ; a scorn- 
 er ; a scoffer ; 05 if from μω, to inquire, 
 because such are inquisitive respecting the affairs 
 of others. 
 
 ΜίϋλίίΜ, ω, to fight. From 
 
 Μί1~Λ02, ου, ό, war, battle, uproar ; a 
 building erected on the waves for the use of 
 sailors ; an artificial basin or dock ; a mole. 
 
 ΜίΙ'ΆΤ, υοί, TO, the name of a plaiit, sup- 
 posed to be wild rue. 
 
 ΜίΙ'ΛΤΖΑ, y/f, }), a head of garlic ; a kind 
 of garlic. 
 
 ΜΩ'ΛΤ2, υος, or μύλνξ,, υκοζ, ignorant ; 
 untaught ; slow, sluggish, lazy ; dull, stupid, 
 careless, feeble, effeminate. 
 
 Μ«λίί&», or μωλϋνω, to enfeeble ; to make 
 dull ; to emaciate. From, μύλν?. 
 
 ΜΠ'ΛΩΨ, ω<τοί, ο, a weal, a mark of a 
 stripe. 
 
 ΉΙωμΜο.'το, Dor. and Ion. for \μωμνισο!.το, 
 3. sing. \. a. m. of 
 
 ΙίΛύύμ'ιομοίΐ, or μωμάομοίΐ, to rebuke, reprove, 
 deride, blame, mock at \ f m. '/ισομοα, 1. a. m. 
 ζμωμησ-άμ'/ιν, 1. a. inf. m. μωμήτα.σύοι.ι, 1. a. 
 pas. ΐμωμή^>]ν, 1. a. subj. 2^ctS. μωμιηύαί, ijj, ^, 
 1. a. subj. 7ϊΐ. μωμτίσωμαι, >?, ητοίΐ. Th, 
 μωμος, disgrace, reproach. 
 
 ΉΙωμίύμζνοζ, part. j)res. pas. Dor. for μω- 
 μούμινοί. So μωμιϋντΛ», Oor. for μωμ.ουνταί, 
 3. pi. pres. ind. pas. of μωμίομοα, which see. 
 
 ΊΛα'μιΰω, f. iuff&i, to reprove, reproach, 
 taunt at ; the same as μωμίομοιι, and from the 
 same Th. 
 
 ΊΛωμ'/ίμΛ, aros, ro, the language with which 
 0,ny one is reproved, derided, &c., a reproach- 
 ing, a deriding. From 1 . pers. psrf, pas. of 
 μωμιομαι. 
 
 'Μ.ωμ'/κτα.ίτο, 3. siilg. 1. Ο. opt. m. μωμήσοί- 
 σβοίί, 1. α. inf. m. μωμ'/ισωμαι, »j, jjTa/, 1. a. 
 subj, m. of the same verb. 
 
 ΉίΜμητηζ, ου, ο, one who reproves, reproaches 
 or derides : and 
 
 73 
 
 Μ.ωμη70ί, v), ov, deserving reproof, reproach, 
 or derision ; contemptible, reprehensible. From 
 3. pers. perf pas. of the same. 
 
 Mil~M02, ou, 0, a spot, a stain, a mark of 
 reproach or ignominy ; disgrace, reproach ; 
 blame ; also Momus, the god of laughter. 
 Hence a scoffer, a reprover or reproacher. 
 
 ΜΩ~Ν, (from μη, oZv) an interrogative par- 
 ticle ; whether? is it so ? when followed by μη 
 or ου, is it not so ? whether .' μΰν κα) συ κάτα• 
 γίλα,ζ, dost thou also laugh then ? 
 
 M&rvfli, a, ov. Dor. for μόνο?, η, ov, ivhich 
 see. 
 
 Μίύΐίί/|, ΰχ,ο;, by Sync, for μονό)νυ\, having 
 solid hoofs. From μόνο; and ovj^, '^X^h 0, a 
 hoof. 
 
 'Μ.ύνυχ^αζ, acc. pi. if the same» 
 
 lS/lu^o!.'ivu!,f. μωζο,νω, to play the fool ; to act 
 foolishly; to become a fool; 1. a. act. Ιμώζο,νχ, 
 Att, ίμωργινχ, p. μίμωροί,γχ,Ο!,• pres. pas. μοοξο,ί- 
 νομοίΐ, to become foolish or infatuated ; to be 
 made foolish or insipid ; p. pas. μίμύξο,μμοίΐ, 
 \. a. pas. \μωξάνΘ'/ιν, >jj, ;j, and in subj. μω- 
 ξο,νβω, γς, ri, 2^art. l.a.jicts. μωξαν^ί?' From 
 μωροζ . 
 
 M.6u^otvSus, part. 1. a. pas. μωξκνβγ, 3. sing. 
 1 . a. subj. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Miy^s, Matt, v, 22, α Syriac word ; dis- 
 obedient from pride, contumacious. 
 
 Μωξίβι, Bci, h, folly, infatuation, imbecility of 
 mind, dotage. Th. μωξος, foolish. 
 
 Μ.ΜξοΧογία,, a,;, ή, foofish talk ; trifling dis- 
 course. From 
 
 Μ.ωξολόγο;, ου, ό kbu «, speaking foolishly ; 
 also foolish speech. From μωξος and λόγος. 
 Th. λίγω, to say. 
 
 Μωξον, TO, used substantively ; folly •, also 
 μΖξον, a mulberry, 
 
 ΜΛΡΟ'2, κ, ov, or μωζο;, Att. foolish, 
 silly ; imbecile, insipid ; jyerhaps from μη οξόάν, 
 seeing nothing. 
 
 ο fc> 
 
 ^ωξίϋζ, adv. foolishly, weakly, absurdly, 
 extravagantly. 
 
 M.iua-a, as, Dor. for Ίύουα-Ά, m, n, a muse. 
 
 Ή1ωα•ηί, ou, 0, and WLuffih;, ίω;, ό, name of 
 a prophet, Moses. 
 
 Ήίωΰτβοί,ι, by Sync, for μώσα,σύα,ι, from μάω, 
 to search for or seek ; used by the Lacedcemo- 
 niansfor ζηηΤν, to seek. 
 
 Miwu, TO υ'^ωξ, water. Hesych. 
 
 M.ioua-hi, ου, and MiuyVii)?, ίω;, ο, the same 
 OS Μωσηί the name of a pi-ojilict, Moses. 
 
NAt 
 
 578 
 
 NAF 
 
 Ν. 
 
 Ν is the thirteenth letter of the Greek alpha- 
 bet. As a ynimcral, it expresses fifty ; and with 
 a little mark tmderneath fvj it deyiotes fifty 
 thousand. 
 
 '^ocairiraj'j, ό, indecl. a proper name, Naasson 
 or Nason, Hcb. celebrating, making illustrious. 
 Ne:=(y, indecl. a bed-chamber. 
 NA'BAA, ων, τα, a psaltery, a musical 
 instrument with strings ; and 
 
 Να^λ^, Tii, '/), the same as the preceding. 
 1:^αγγαί, ο, indecl. a proper name, Naggai, 
 Hebr. making illustrious. 
 
 NSsj, Dor. and Ion. for imn, nom. pi. of 
 'JCids, voios, yj, a ship. 
 
 NasTnj, or vatiT'/i;, oi>, Ό, an inhabitant. Th. 
 vKtcu, to dwell. 
 
 ^αζαραΤοξ, alec, alov, and 'Ναζαζ>]νο:, h, ov, 
 also 1^αζωξα,7ο$, ου, Act. xxvi, 9, of or belong- 
 ing to Nazareth. 
 
 Ναζα-βε^, or Ι^αζαοίτ, r,, indecl. the najne of 
 a city, Nazareth, Heb a scion or branch. 
 
 Ν«ςώ»ίαΓβ,-, a.\a, a7ov, of or belonging to 
 Nazareth. 
 
 Να^άν, 0, indecl. the name of a prophet, 
 Nathan. Heb. he gave. 
 
 N&^avflt'/jX, 0, indecl. a pj'ojjer name, Nathan- 
 ael. Heb. God hath given. 
 
 ΝΑΓ, adv. 5'es, truly, certainh' ; va) μα Tohi 
 ffyJri'rr^ov, now I swear by this sceptre, Iliad i, 
 234.] 
 
 iiu7i,for svati, Ion. 3. sing. i?npe?f. act. of 
 •jcctcti, to inhabit. 
 
 Να/ί;, 3, sing. ind. pres. of ναίω, to dwell. 
 
 Ήαίίίτκ.ί, Poet, or Ion. by Epenth. of ia-g.,for 
 hxn, 3. sing, imperf act. of va'teo, to inhabit. 
 
 ISaiSTaiffnov, ic, i, by Epentli. Ion. for haa- 
 taov, ίζ, ι, of ναητάω, the same as ναίω, to 
 inhabit. 
 
 Να/Ετάδϋίτα, part, jires. f. g. of the same 
 verb. So vaisracvir^for νζητάονιτί, 3. pi. pres. 
 ind. act. 
 
 Να/ίτάω, the same as ναίω, to dwell, inhabit, 
 to be situated. 
 
 ^αΐίτάωσι, Poet, and Inn. for ναητασ-ι, 
 3. pi. pres. ind. or according to others Dor. 
 for ναΐΐτάονσι, of the same verb. 
 
 N«/'v, 'h, indecl. the j.nme of a city, Nain, 
 Syr. pleasant. 
 
 isaiciira. Dor. for vtf.'iovru, part. pres. f. g. 
 of να'ιω• vaioiiTi, Dor. and jEol. for ναίουίπ, 
 3. ;)/. pres. 
 
 ΝαΓίν, Ion. for "vatoy, 2. pi. impef. act. of 
 ναιω. 
 
 ΝάΓδί, uia, ry.'iov. Dor. for vntc;, nautical : 
 tiaval. Eurip. Med. 1 1 1 9. ' See Ά^τ,ν/,.] 
 
 ΝΛί^ΡΟΝ, ου, το, a certain scent or per- 
 fume, 7(S^d in sweet ointments. 
 
 Ί^αιχ^Ί, adv. for va), as oh^^for cl' Hesychius 
 iuis also ν'Λχι, Sclaicid. I,ex.\ 
 
 ΝΑΓΩ^ and ναιιτάω, ω, to inhabit, tCt 
 dwell in. 
 
 '^άτι-Α, 'Λξ, Yi, the same as 
 
 NA'KOS, i3:, TO, the skin with the fur, 
 fieece, or hair. Perhaps from νάσσω, because it 
 is vacTTov, i. e. thickh' set. 
 
 N«^a, ατο;, το, a stream, spring, fountain ; 
 dat. pi. νάμασι. From νάω, to flow. 
 
 NSv, Dor .for ναυν, a A'essel. 
 
 NA'NNH, v,;, h, the sister of father or 
 mother. Engl. SAViiT for aunt 
 
 ΝΑΝΟ'Σ, ov, 0, a dwarf; a pigmy; one of 
 very small stature. Hence 
 
 Νανώίδί;?, ίο;, ο χα) h, diminutive, small, 
 dv.-arfish ; having the appearance of a dwarf. 
 
 N«ai, nam. pi. of vao?, ου, ό, a temple. 
 
 Ni\0^2 fvaoij, oZ, 0, and Att. νίως, 0, 
 properly a dwelling-place ; a temple, a niche in 
 a wall, a shrine ; frotn ναίω, to dwell ; ττξόναος, 
 ου, ο, the vestibule of the temple. 
 
 'Ναουμ, ό, indecl. a jrroper name, Nahum, 
 Heb. the word of majesty. 
 
 Nacrsi, »i, i), and 
 
 NA'IIOS (να,ποί), ιοζ, το, a hilly place 
 covered with woods j according to others, a 
 shady valley ; a forest, Eurip. Med. 3 ; the 
 side of a mountain ; a place full of caves, dens, 
 delis. From vh and φάο;, because a shady 
 place, or from νάω, to flow. 
 
 ΝΑ'ΠΤ fv&TuJ, uos, TO, mustard. 
 
 NA'PAOS, ov, '/:, spikenard, a shrub ; also 
 the oil of the spikenard, A^. Test. > 
 
 Ύ^αρύήζίον, ου, το, a box for spices or medi-. 
 cines ; a book which treats of remedies ; i. e. 
 a medical repository; some of the Greek ined- 
 ical writers gave this title to their works. 
 
 Ι^αξ^ί-,χοφόξοξ, ου, ό και h, bearing a little 
 staff", cane, or ferule. Fi'oni φίρω. 
 
 ΝΑ'ΡΘΗΗ, *iHoc, ό, a certain plant resem- 
 bling fennel ; a little staff^; a .splint used by 
 surgeons to tie securely ; the place appointed 
 for the catechumens to stand. 
 
 ΝΑ'ΡΚΑΦΘΟΝ, ου, το, a kind of sweet 
 scent brought from Arabia and used in per- 
 fumes. From νάζ^οξ and καίω. 
 
 Ι^κξκάω, and -Ίω, f ria -ω, to grow torpid, 
 dull, insensible. From 
 
 NA'PKH, '/,;, 71, the torpedo or crampfish ; 
 also numbness, insensibility, lethargy, drowsi- 
 ness ; also the great centaury, a plant. 
 1^άοκ'/:μα, ατο;, το, and 
 
 N«^;4f;5-/i, ζωί, vi, torpor, insensibility, leth- 
 argy ; a stupefying. From p. pas. of ναζκάω^ 
 ivhich see. 
 
 l^aoKiffffog, c'j, 0, a proper name. Narcissus ; 
 in f g. a flower. From νάξκ-/ΐ, torpor, the 
 effect of its perfume. 
 
 "ί^κξκοω, f. ωΐτω, to render torpid, drow.sy, or 
 lethargic. Tii. νάοκ',-ι, torpor. 
 
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 Na^«<ii5'/ji, ios, KoCi 'h, torpid, dull, drowsy, 
 insensible. From the same. 
 
 'ΝάξΚΜΟ'ΐΐ, ίωΐ, yi, a making dull, drowsy, 
 torpid, or insensible ; stupefaction, 
 
 'Νΰίξχωηκ.οί, h, ov, narcotic ; having tlie pow- 
 er or eifect of making drowsy, c^-c. Frovi p. 
 pas. of νοίξκ,όω, which see. 
 
 NA'PTAAOS, ου, ό, a kind of vessel, SckoL 
 Anstojih. Vesp. 672. 
 
 NA'PTH, tis, '/I, a fragrant plant ; perhaps 
 Jroni νκξ^οί. 
 
 Νάίτατί, Ion. and νίσσΆτο, Poet, 3. sing. 
 1. a. tn.for ivactuTo, of νάω, 1. a. ίηβη. m. 
 νά,σοι,σύα,ι. Th. ναΐω, to inhabit. 
 
 Nii4<r^>jy, n?, yi, Ion. for Ivaa-d'/iv, ^c. 1. a. 
 ind. pus. of νάω, for ναίω. 
 
 NucfficaTiXSy a, o. Dor. for vv(riar>^i, ου, ο, an 
 islander, or inhabitant of an island ; belonging 
 to an island. Th. vmo?-, ou, h, an island. 
 
 ΝαΐΓβί, Dor. for ν^ίβ-ος, ov, h, an island. 
 
 Ν«σ•σ•-<, Ton. and Poet, for 'ίνασχ) \. a. ind. 
 act. of ^^ά,ωfor νΰί'ιω, to inhabit. 
 
 Ύ^άσσοίτο, See ^άΐοί,το. 
 
 NA'22il,y. νύσω, and νά'ξω, to press, com- 
 press, to make smooth or even by pressure ; 
 also to stuff; vf.votcrfiivos, stuffed full, heap- 
 ed up. 
 
 Nairroj, ^, ov, pressed together, stuffed ; 
 completely filled ; firm, as a tower ,• also 
 σ•το$, ου, ό, spiced cake, made of honey and di 
 raisins. 
 
 Ι^α,υοίγίω, as if την veedv αγω, f rirta, p. vs- 
 νοι,υάγ'/ίκοί, to break the ship ; to make ship- 
 wreck ; to suflfer shipwreck; 1. a. ivot.ua.yviaot.. 
 
 ^α.υα'γήσοί.σί, dat. pi. part. 1. o. act. of 
 νχυα-γτηίΤΰίζ, α,ντοξ, (f να,υαγίο). 
 
 Ι^χυαγία, a.;, ^, shipwreck ; the wreck or 
 remains of a vessel. 
 
 ί^Λϋάγιον, ov, το, the same; fragments or 
 planks from a wreck. From 
 
 'ίϋα.υαγοζ, ου, ό, one who has been ship- 
 wrecked. From voiZs, a ship, and α,γω, to 
 break or wreck. 
 
 Ι^οίυΆξχ^'ίω, ω, f ήσω, to be commander of a 
 fleet. From ναύαρχος. 
 
 Ι^Άυοί-ξχ^ια, «j, ή, the command of a fleet. 
 From, the same. 
 
 Ύ^οίύκξχ^ος, ου, ό, a commander of a fleet. 
 From νοίΰί and ά,ζχή' 
 
 Ί^α,υα,τ'/ΐί, ου, ο, a corruption of 
 
 Ήκυζατοη;, ην, ο, one who goes on board a 
 a ship ; a sailor or mariner, a passenger. From 
 νχΖζ and βοίίνω, to go. 
 
 Ι^χν^γίΤν, Ion. for vauecysTv, and 
 
 Ύ^οίυηγ'ΐ'/ι, Ion. for νοί,υχγίοί, shipwreck ; mis- 
 fortune ; and 
 
 ^aunyiov. Ion. for vocuxyiov, and 
 
 Naw^yej, ion. for νοιναγοι, one who has been 
 shipwrecked. 
 
 Ναί/«λ;7^/α, ας, h, a chartering of a vessel ; 
 the navigating of a vessel ; a seafaring life. 
 See Salm. de Usur. xvii, 516. 
 
 ^α,ύκλπζοί, ου, ο, the owner of a ship, who 
 carried passengers, ^c. for hire, Actsyiw'u, 11 : 
 
 also the master of a family. From vavs, a 
 ship, a7id >οληξος, a lot. 
 
 Ι^χύκξαζοί, ων, oi, certain magistrates at 
 Athens ; chief officers of the republic. 
 
 ^α.νκ.ξα,τ'/ΐί, to;, ο κ,κι jj, having the domin- 
 ion of the sea ; strong or powerful in shipping; 
 he who takes or keeps possession of a place by 
 means of a fleet. From ναΐις and κξα,τίΜ. 
 
 ^ανκξο,τωξ, οξοζ, ό, the pilot or commander 
 of ships ; also the same as νΆυκζάτ'/ΐζ. From 
 the same. 
 
 Ναί;λ>7, a musical instrument, a psalteiy-, 
 the same us νάζλα. 
 
 Ναϋλοΐί, ου, το, passage money paid to the 
 master of a vessel; the price of a lodging paid 
 to an intikeeper by a. traveller. Th. ναΰ;. 
 
 'Ναυλοχ^ίΜ, f. Υισω, to remain in port ; to 
 station ships in order to watch or surprise an 
 enem3% From 
 
 'NaoXopf^oi, ov, και ii, offering a station or 
 harbour for ships ; suitable for the reception of 
 vessels ; subst. a harbour or station for ships. 
 From vecds and λίχ^οξ, a bed, or λ'οχ^οί, an 
 ambush ; a snare. 
 
 'ϊϋοίυμοίχ^ίία, to engage in a sea-fight ; also 
 
 to fight. From νκυμάχ^οζ. 
 
 'Ϊ^Λυμοί^ίΛ, α,ζ, η, a sea-fight. From the 
 same. 
 
 Ι^αύμαχ^ος, ov, ό χ,οά τι, proper or useful for 
 a sea-fight. Fro?n vuZs and μάχομαι, to 
 fight. 
 
 Ι^αυμϋχος, ου, ο και h, engaging in a sea- 
 fight. Froin the same. 
 
 Na;t/v ace. sing, and Poet, vviuv, v^a, or vavs, 
 a ship. 
 
 'Ναύττακτος, ου, h, the name of a city, Nau- 
 pactus. 
 
 '^αντΓ'/ίγίύμίνοζ, Dor. for ναν-ττηγούμινοζ, 
 jmrt. pres. of 
 
 Ύ^ανπ-'/ιγ'ίω, f '/xru, to build ships ; to pre- 
 pare a fleet. From ναμ'^'/ιγός. 
 
 'ϋ^αυ-τηιγ'^α-ίμο;, ου, ό και h, suitable for ship- 
 building. Frotn the same. 
 
 Έαυ-τ'/ιγ'ια, a;, h, the building of ships. 
 From ναντηγόζ. 
 
 'NavTyiyiKos, h, ov, belonging or relating to 
 the building of ships. Fro7n the preceding. 
 
 l^iavTvyiov, ov, το, the place where ships are 
 built. From the same. 
 
 NaviTuj^oV, ου, ο, a builder of ships ; a ship- 
 builder or shipwright. From vaZs and "Τ'/ιγνύω 
 or τήγνυμι, to construct, by making compact ; 
 p. m. 9τίτ7ΐγα. 
 
 NAT~2, vaos, 91, a ship ; Io7i. vnds, vnos, 
 dat. vYi'i. From νάω, to flow. 
 
 ^αυσ'ιθοοζ, ου, ο, a jjroper naine, Nausithous, 
 i. e. running in a ship. From vaZs and B-iar, 
 to run. 
 
 'Ναυ<τίνοοί, ου, ό, a proper name, Nausinous, 
 i. e. whose mind is on ships. Fi'om vaZs, a 
 ship, and vio?, the mind. 
 
 Nawir/iT-i^a?, ου, ο και «, navigable, an epithet 
 of a 7'iver ; also going in a ship ; also assisting 
 a ship's sailing. From vkvs an4 τόξΟ}. 
 
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 580 
 
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 "^aijffiffrovoi νζξΐ;, the disgrace which af- 
 flicts the fleet upon receiving a defeat. From 
 ναΰί, a ship, and trrovo;, a groan. 
 
 ^Άνσιφόοητο;, ου, ό na) 'h, Phul. conveyed 
 in ships. Froju vxv; and φίξ^Μ, to carry. 
 
 ^ανστκίμον., ov, το, a station for ships. 
 
 'Ναύστα^μοί, ου, ό, the same ; also naval 
 forces. From ναΰ;, a ship, a7id ιτταΰμο;, a 
 station,y/u?» Ία•τ•/ιμι, to place, to stand. 
 
 Ύία,υστοΧίω, ω, f. '/ισω, to send a ship ; to 
 transport or convey in a ship ; to go to by sea ; 
 to navigate ; also to rule, govern, conduct ; also 
 to set out or depart for. From vavs and 
 στίλΧω, to send. 
 
 Nat/T'/7f, ou, 0, a mariner ; Jhr ivhich the 
 Poets use νανάττα, ου, ο. Th. void;, h, a 
 shi]). 
 
 Ναυτία, and Ion. νίίυσία, uc, ή, properli/ sea- 
 sickness ; nausea, loathing, inclination to Λ'^omit ; 
 yocv-Tr/iffi; and ναυα^Ίοίο-ις, ιως, '/ι, the same. Th. 
 να,Ζξ, a ship. 
 
 ^χυτιάω, and νανηάω, and -όω, to be sea- 
 sick, to have an inclination to vomit, to nause- 
 ate ; also to loathe, contemn, despise, or abhor. 
 From vocvrici. 
 
 Ί>ϊοίντΐκοί, h, ov, nautical ; naval ; relating 
 to navigation ; skilled in navigation or naval 
 affairs ; το ναυτικ,ον, naval affairs ; shipping ; 
 naval forces ; a navy. From vadg, a ship. 
 
 Ναιιτί'λί'ίί, aj, and Ion. >??, it, sailing, going 
 by sea ; navigating ; and 
 
 ^αυτίλλομαι, to go in a ship. Fro?n 
 
 Ί^ίαυτϊλο;, ου, ό, the same as ναυτικός, ου, ό, 
 a sailor ; ο /so the nautilus, a shellfish. Th. 
 να,υζ, a ship. 
 
 '^αυτίίό2'/ΐί, εο;, ό act) vi, nauseating ; occa- 
 .sioning loathing ; accompanied with loathing ; 
 disdainful. Th. vaZ;. 
 
 ΝΑ'ΦΘΑ, πζ, ί;, naphtha, a transparent 
 bitumen, light and inflammable. 
 
 Na&f, to inhabit ; to cause to inhabit ; to lead 
 out, send out, or settle, as a colony ; 1. a. 
 'ivaffoi and Poet, ϊνκσσα• 1. a. pas. Ινάσβην, 
 1. a. m. ίνα,σσάμ'ήν. 
 
 Ύζάω, to flow ; to trickle down ; to flow 
 abroad plentifully. 
 
 Ν«ί?ν μάχ^ΐ, h, Poet, for ναυμοίχ^Ίοί, y\, a 
 sea-fight. 
 
 Nl, in composition is a privative particle. 
 
 'Nici, and αη», Ion. and Poet, for vavv, ace. 
 sin^^, of να,Ζ;, vcios, v), a ship. There is also 
 
 N£i4,y. g. of vio;, iuhich see. 
 
 'ί^ίίκζιι, 3. sing. pres. ind. of 
 
 Nici^iw, f. άιτω, to be a youth ; to arrive at 
 the age of a young man ; to be ^^oung and vig- 
 orous ; to act or think like a young person, 
 to pass one's youth in. 
 
 Νεαν, u,vo;, o, also 
 
 l^tcivi»;, ου, 0, a young man ; daring, strong ; 
 impetuous, rash ; forward ; passionate ; also 
 very great. Th. no?, new, young. 
 
 Νίο.νί'/ίβί, >/ί, ov, youthful ; vigorous ; bold ; 
 vehement ; com]), νζχνιχωτίζοζ, siiperl. -ύτα- 
 τί$. From the preceding. 
 
 'Niu'jiy.aJi, adv. like a youth ; vigorously 
 generously ; sumptuously. 
 
 Νεανίί} or vsav/j, i^oi, h, a young girl. From 
 νΐύν. 
 
 'Nidvia-xiooj, to begin to be a young man ; to 
 act like a young man ; to boast, to act with 
 temerity and rashness. 
 
 ΎΙίά,'/ισκ.οζ, ου, ό, a youth, youngman. From 
 viuv.' 
 
 'Νίά'ττΰλΐ}, '.ω;, ή, the name of a city, Naples } 
 i. e. the new citv. 
 
 Νίά^β;, ξο,, ζον, new, fresh, youthful, boy- 
 , ish. Th. ν'ίοζ, new. 
 
 Wiai,for νΤίο,ς, ace. pi. Ian. of vaZ;, a ship, 
 
 Ι^ίάο-ΐξ, ίως, «, a refreshing, repairing, re- 
 newing. From viKoj. 
 
 Ni66T«i, by removing the augment, for 
 νινίατΒΐι, Ion. for νίνονται, 3. pi. perf. pas. of 
 vica, to heap up ; or from vsa, Ion. for vaeo, or 
 νκίω, to inhabit. 
 
 ΝίατΛί, Ion. by Sync, for nuraroi, most 
 new. Th. vio:, new. 
 
 Νίάτβί, h, ov, renewed ; fallow ; substan- 
 tively, the act of fallowing ; also the time dur- 
 ing which the land lies fallow. From 
 
 'Νίκω, ω, to renovate ; especially land. Frotn 
 vioi . 
 
 Nsf«X, (Heb. retained in the Septuagint„ 
 ^Sam. i, 24) a leather bottle. 
 ^^Νίβξ/ί, ί^β?, h, the skin of a fawn or stag^ 
 and Itence 
 
 WtQ^tirffu, a species of serpent, so named 
 from its spots. From, the preceding Th. 
 
 'Νίζξο;, oZ, 0, a fawn ; νίζξω, Dor. for 
 νίζξοΖ, and νίζξΜ;^ΐ' νίζρούί. 
 
 Ήίίλαα-σ-ο:, (Heb. word) rejoices, is glad; 
 moves joyfully or nimbly, Job xxxix, 13,. 
 Gesen. Lex. by Gibbs.'\ 
 
 NsE^iiv, indecl. Syriac ; a proj^er name i 
 Naaman. 
 
 ^ϊΐ(τ6οίΐ, pres, inf. of ήομαι, or viu, to go, 
 to return. 
 
 Νί>5α/, Ion. for vi'/i, 2. sing, pi^es. subj. ni. 
 of ν'ιομαι, or νίω, to go, to return. 
 
 N£>7y£v>ji, ioi, -Aou '/], new-born, Odys. iv, 
 336.] 
 
 'Ni'^Hiffffi, dat. pi. Poet, of 
 
 ^ί'/ίκγΐζ, ίοζ, ο Kou η, newly ground or sharp- 
 ened. From vios and άχτι, point. 
 
 Νίίίλ^ί, v^os, ό Kou 'h, a new comer ; also 
 one lately deceased. From vios and ίλεύ^ω, 
 for ivhich in the present is used ίζχομα,ι^ to 
 come, yki. mid. ΙΚίύσομκι, 2. a. ηλν6ον. 
 
 'Νί'^νίαζ,- Ion. for viavtcc;, a young man. 
 
 Niiw?, Ion. for vioivii, i^oi, h, a girl, a young 
 maiden. 
 
 ΝίΓ, 3. sing. pres. ind. of νίω, f ιησ•ω^ to 
 spin. 
 
 1>ίαχίξ'/ι, η?. Ion. for ναχίξα, a;, hi the lower 
 part of the belly. 
 
 Ήΐίκζος, or νίοίξοί, new, recent, fresh. Th. 
 vios, tlie same. 
 
 'Νίίοίτο;, the lowest, the last ; by Syncope for 
 vhotktos, svpcrl, of νζ7ό$, fur vUst "6w, recent. 
 
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 Ns/Vsii, and viint^i ace. jjI. of viTkos, bo;, to, 
 oontention. 
 
 Ν£/«£Γ, 3. sing. prcs. ind» of ηικΊω. Th. 
 
 Vi7xOS. 
 
 ^iiKUiffKiVy Ton. by Epenth. ofurK, and Par- 
 ugoge of V, for Ινείκιη, 3. sing, imperf act. of 
 viiKUcd, Poet, for νείχίω, to bvavvl, to quarrel. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 ΐ!•ίίίχίί'/ι,αηά Ion. by Paragoge of σι., vuxiimi, 
 3. sing. 2)res. subj. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Ήίΐχία•τγΐξι ί^βί. Oi a• brawler or wrangler ; a 
 railer or rebuker. From 3. pers. perf. 
 pas. of 
 
 ISiiixicj, and Poett vnxuu, f. iiffu, and ίσ-ω, 
 to brawl, wrangle, quarrel, rebuke, reproach. 
 Th. vi7xoi. 
 
 Ns/xjjiTsv, and vtixtffiv, Ion. for iviixriffs, 3. 
 sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the preceding verb. 
 
 NEI~K02, toi, TO, a brawl; scolding, con- 
 tention ; altercation ; also war. From vl and 
 u'xBiv. 
 
 Νε/λβ(£4£τ^ί9ν, it/, TO, and Ί^ίαλοιτκο'ζΰον, 
 
 ev, TO, an observatory for the river Nile, 
 
 erected near Memphis to observe the rise and 
 
 fall of that river, and give timely notice to the 
 
 inhabitants, Diod. Sic. and Strabo. 
 
 ΝίΓλοί, ου, ο, a river in Egypt, the Nile. 
 
 Nsr^ai, αντος, j^^'''^• 1• o. act. νείματο, 
 S. sing. 1. a. m. Ion. (f νίμω, to give, to |A 
 part, 1 . a. ίηιμα. ^^ 
 
 ΝίΓ^Εν, or Ίίΐίμι, 3. sing. 1. a. Ion. for %vu- 
 μι, of the same verb. 
 
 Ne/O^jv, by Sync, for vuccTohv, adv. from the 
 lowest part or bottom. 
 
 Ns /βΛ, adv. by Sync, for ηιατόύι, in the low- 
 est part or bottom. From viTog. 
 
 ΝίΓβν, ev, TO, Ion. for viov, ου, ro, land 
 ploughed and left fallow ; also adv. for lately, 
 recently. 
 
 Νίίβί, ου, ο, the same as vio?, land left fal- 
 low ; land laid up ; land which is sown every 
 other year. From 
 
 ΝίΓβ;, the saine as νιος, new, fresh, recent ; 
 very new ; sujierl. ηιότατοζ, the newest, the 
 lowest ; the last. 
 
 Nf/ViTsa/, Ion. for νύσσει, 2. sing. pres. subj. 
 mid. vitffffio. Ion. for viiirjov, pres. imperat. 
 mid. of 
 
 Ήύ(τσομοίΐ, to go, to set out, to depart. 
 
 Νδ/ίτσ-βντα^, 3. pi. pres. ind. Ttiid. of the j)re- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 ΝίΓτα/, 3. sing. pres. mid. of νίομοα, of νίω, 
 to go, to return. 
 
 Νε/ί^ώ/, perf. mid. ήνοφοί, to snow ; to wet, 
 to bedew ; to water. From νίψω. 
 
 Ίίίϋ^όύς, part. 1 . a. jyas. of νίίσσομιχ,ι, to go, 
 return. 
 
 Νεκάδεσ-Λν, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 
 Νε^άί, a^os, h, a heap of dead bodies ; 
 slaughter in a battle; nxati$, the dead. Th. 
 vixpoi, dead. 
 
 Νεκ^ί'κοί, «, ov, like a dead body, cadaverous ; 
 belonging to funeral ceremonies ; relating or 
 belonging to death, deadly. From, the same. 
 
 'Νίκξομαντιί(χ, ας, τ), divination or foretelling 
 future events by raising the dead ; necromancy. 
 From νίχξος, dead, and μάντις, a prophet. 
 
 Νε«^Α^αντε7βν, ου, το, the answer given by 
 a dead person raised by necromancy •, the place 
 where such answer was obtained. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΝΕΚΡΟ' Σ, «, ov, dead, deceased ; a corpse. 
 
 ^iXξΌω,f ωσω,ρ. νίνίχξ&)μαι, to kill, slay ; 
 mortify ; I. a, ίν'ίκξωα-α, 1. a. imperat. act. 
 νίχξίυο-ον, ά,τω• p. pus. νίνίχξωμχι, JHirt. perf. 
 pas. νίϋχξ&ιμίνοί, vi, ov. Th. νίχρΌζ. 
 
 Ι^ίχζωΰιΙς, ivTos, jmrt. I. a. pas. of Ινίχξύ- 
 βην, 1, Ο. pas. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Ύϋχξωσις, ζωζ, νι,ΤΛονύίιοΆύοτι, of theologians; 
 also of surgeons ; a slaying or slaughtering. 
 Froin 2. pers. perf. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 NE'KTAP, α,ξος, TO, the drink of the gods, 
 nectar. 
 
 Νεκτά^εβί, ζία,. Ion. ξίνι, ξίον, like or belong- 
 ing to nectar, having the sweetness of nectar. 
 From the j}receding. 
 
 ΝΕΚΤ'ΔΑΛ02, either the chrysalis or the 
 butterfly of the silkioorm. 
 
 NUi/f?, the dead •, ghosts ; νιχνισσι, dat. pi. 
 Ion. vixuuv, gen. pi. of vixvs, vos, the same as 
 νίχξος, dead. 
 
 Ήίχυομχντύα, α,ς, h, the same as νεχξομαν- 
 Ti'iot,• and 
 
 ^ίχυομαντίΐον, ov, το, and 
 
 ^ίχυομαιντ^/Όν, ου, το. Ion. for ηχυομοίντιΤον, 
 the same as νεκζομοι,ντίΤον, the place Λvhere the 
 dead are consulted respecting any thing. From 
 ήχυς and μάνη?, a prophet. 
 
 NUf?, vos, 0, a person deceased; a dead 
 body ; gen. pi. νζκύων. Th. νεκξόξ. 
 
 'Νεμΐχί, ά^ος, h. Poet, for ΉίμεοίΙοί, a forest 
 in Achaia, Nemea. 
 
 ^ίμιι, 3. sing. 2)res. ήμειν, pres. iyf. of 
 ήμω, which see. 
 
 Ί^ίμειχΐοζ, edot, u7ov, Nemean. From Νε- 
 μείοί, οίζ, 71, which see. 
 
 Νε^ε /ij, πζ, ri. Ion. for ΉεμεΊα, ή, name of 
 a district in Achaia. From ήμος, tog, το, a 
 forest. 
 
 Νε^ε/βν αγαλμοί., an ornament worn at the 
 Nemean games ; or an image at Nemea. 
 
 ^εμεσάσκι. Dor. for νεμεσήσο-ι, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 opt. act. of 
 
 NEMESA'il, ω, f. ιησω, p. νενεμειτηκκ, to 
 be justly incensed at ; to be angry with ; to be 
 envious of; to be apprehensive of indignation 
 or reproof ; to be afraid; to frustrate the in- 
 tention of an enemy; 1. a. ind. pas. ίνεμε- 
 σήθ'/ιν. 
 
 'Νεμεσίΐτΐχοί, ίι, ov, prone to anger ; easily 
 incensed or roused to indignation ; and 
 
 Ί^ίεμε^'/ιτοζ, τι, ov, reprehensible ; deserving 
 reproof; odious, invidious; also sent by the 
 anger of the gods ; passionate, easily provoked 
 to anger ; Poet. νιμεσσετΌς. From νεμείΓΚΜ, 
 to be angry. 
 
 ^εμίσόοίί, pres, inf. pas. of ύμω, to feed, 
 
 Ήεμεα-ίξγ, 2. sing, pres. subj. jias. of 
 
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 "ί^εμκτίζομχι, See ^ίματίζω.^ 
 
 'Νίμ.ίσίζω, or -ομαι, to be angr}^ with ; to 
 reproach ; also to fear, reverence. Th. vi- 
 μίσάω. 
 
 Ni^£<r;c, ΐΛ>$, '/I, indignation, mixed with a 
 certain envy ; just reprehension -, anger pro- 
 voked by outrageous crimes ; divine vengeance ; 
 also Neniesis, the goddess cj' vengeance, who 
 represses the insolence of men. From νίμι- 
 οά,ω. 
 
 ^ζμκτσίΐ, Poet, for ημίσα, 3. sing, pj'cs. 
 ind. of νίμίσΆΜ, which see. 
 
 'ϊ^ίμίσ-τ&το;. Dor. for νιμίσιτνιτοζ, which see. 
 
 ^iyA(riT*ieiv,for νίμ,ίσήίίσαν, 3. pi. \.a. ind. 
 pas. So νίμζ(ϊσή3'/ιν, Ion. for ίημίσ'σ'/ιβ'»ν, 1. a. 
 pas. of ημισάω, which see. 
 
 ^ίμισση-τοζ, «, ov, Poet, for νίμοϊτ,το;, ί), ov, 
 which see. 
 
 Ns/A»^i<i) pa7't. 1. n. jms. of νίμω, f. νζμω• 
 peif. pas. νίνζμ^ιμαι, 1. a. j)as. ΐνίμγ,β'Αν. 
 
 Νέ^βντα/, 3. pi. pres. ind. pas. νίμομα/, of 
 νίμω. 
 
 Ύϋμοξ, £fli, re, a forest, wood, or groA'e ; a 
 place covered with trees, serving for grazing 
 or pasturage ; the hollow of tlie eyes. From 
 
 NE'Mil,/". ημω, p. νίνίμ>]κ•α, to distribute, 
 to give, attribute, assign, impute •, to possess, 
 have, enjoy ; to feed -, to rule, govern, man- 
 age ; to cultivate ; to grant, to bestow, to re- 
 linquish a place ; to gesticulate, to dance ; 
 νίμομχι, to be distributed, divided ; to receiΛ'e 
 as a share ; to cultivate, inhabit ; to be fed or 
 nourished ; to be devoured, as hy fire ; to eat 
 or feed as beasts do ; νίμαν ro "lov, to cultivate 
 or observe equity ; \ϊμω σι 9•2ον, I look upon 
 you or regard you as a god, Sophocl. ; τΐυξΐ 
 νίμίΐτύοίΐ, to be consumed by fire, Horn. ; \. a. 
 Ίναμα, p. m, ήνομα. ] 
 
 Nsvairra/, Dor. for uvnirrctt, perf. ind. pas. 
 qfvau, to flow. 
 
 NsvsaTa;, Ion. for viv^vrai, 3. pi. perf. ind. 
 nas. of Via), or νάω. 
 
 Nsvsjtt-/j;4«, perf. act. of νίμω, which see. 
 
 Niv'/jxa, perf act. of νήύω, to spin ; f νήσω, 
 perf. pas. νίν/ιμαί, and νζ,ννκτμοίΐ, p. part. pas. 
 νίνημίνοζ, and νζν/ισμϊνοί. Th. ν'ίω, to spin. 
 
 ΝΕΝΓΗΛ02, blind, astonished, foolish, 
 mad, senseless. 
 
 Νίκ'καντίί/, Oor. for vivixvivrai, 3. pi. perf. 
 jyas. of νιχ,άω, to conquer. 
 
 'ίϋίνίχγιμκί, perf pas. νίνικνιμίνοξ, part. perf. 
 pas. cf the savie verb. 
 
 NE'NNOS, ου, fl, an uncle. 
 
 Nivvoj, 'A, ov, stupid, foolish, senseless. From 
 v\ and v'ooi, mind. 
 
 'ί^ίίνόμιιτμαι, perf. ind. pas. and 
 
 Ι^ενομισμίνοί, >?, ov, part. perf. pas. of νομίζω, 
 to think, to establish by law. Th. νόμο;, a 
 law. 
 
 Ι^ίνοσίνμΑνα, it should be νίνίοσσ-ζυμίνα, part, 
 perf. pas. of νίοσσιΰω, to build a nest. Th. 
 vioirtros, the young of any thing. 
 
 Νένβται, by Sync, for vivonrut, 3. siyig.jyerf. 
 ράί. of vo'iu, to think. 
 
 Ήίναφίί, perf. m. of νίφω, obsolete, for which 
 is used νιίψω. 
 
 Ι^ίνώμΛία., by SyuiJeresis, Ion. for νινοτιμίβα.^ 
 and νίνωται, for νενόιηταί, I. j^l. and 3. si72g. 
 perf. pas. of νοίω, to think. 
 
 ^ioa^r,;, £sj, ο κα) «, recently watered.- 
 From via;, new, ajid α^ω, f. σω, to irrigate 
 or water. ^ 
 
 Nieya^o;, ov, Kou '/I, a recently married 
 bridegroom or bride. Froi7i vio; and γοίμία, 
 to take a wife. 
 
 ^soyzr/ii, ίοζ, ό kou r,, recently born. From 
 vio; and γίνομχι, to be born. 
 
 NssyrXsii, io$, KOii 71, an infant just born. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ^ίογτλος, h, ov, the same, and from the 
 same. 
 
 ^ίόγξοίτττοζ, ου, ο και ν\, recently painted 
 or written. From veo? and γςάφω, to write. 
 
 Ι^εόγυιοξ, ου, ό χ,αι ή, having young limbs ; 
 a youth. From vios, young, new, and γνΐον, 
 ov, TO, a limb. 
 
 'Νίό}ματοζ, ω, ο. Dor. for 
 
 'Νίό}μ•/ίτο;, ου, ο κα) h, recently built -, also 
 recently conquered ; recentty married ; i. e. 
 νίο'^άμκστοζ. From vio's and ^'ίμω, to build, or 
 ^οίμάω, to tame. 
 
 Y^iohgi'xro?, ov, xa) it, recently plucked or 
 gathered. From vios and ^ξίτω, f. -φω, to 
 father, 
 
 Νίο^αλ'^ί, and νιοόνιλτι?, ίος, ο κα) γ>, lately or 
 recently green and budding ; also new, fresh. 
 From vio; and S -άλλω, to flourish, to bud 
 forth. 
 
 Nsij/^?, r,;, h, the juvenile age ; the youthful 
 mind ; folly. From vio;, ji^oung. 
 
 Νεσ/χοί, ου, β κ,α) h, recently built and in- 
 habited ; also one who has recently begun to 
 occupy a house in any place ; a new inhabitant ; 
 an inhabitant of a new city. From vio; and 
 οίκοζ, a house. 
 
 ~^i07t'/\hni, io;, KoCi h, suffering a recent 
 affliction ; having a recent grief ; dat. sing. 
 νίοχτι^ίί. From vio; and xr^o;, to;, το, care. 
 
 ^ί'οκλωιττο;, ου, ο κοά h, recently woven, 
 recently spun. From vio; and κλύύω, to spin. 
 
 ~i>iiOxritTTo;, ου, ο xou «, recently built. From 
 vio; and κτίζω, to build, found, create. 
 
 'NioxTovo;, ου, ό xou v\. Poet, recently slain. 
 From vio; and χτύνω, to kill, j^erf viid, 
 'ΐκτονα,. 
 
 Νίβλα/α, a;, τι, the youth of a place, i. e, 
 all the young j)ersoJis ,• an assembly of youth. 
 From vio;, young, ajid λαό?, people. 
 
 Ί^ίολχίω, ω, more correctly viuXxiu^ which 
 see.] 
 
 'Νίομχι, to spin ; to swim, to float ; to go, 
 to come, to return. Th. viu, the same. 
 
 Ιί^ίομηνΙα, and contract, νουμανίχ, as, «, the 
 new moon ; a new month •, the first day of the 
 month. From vio; and μ.ήνα, the moon, or 
 μ^ν, a month. 
 
 Neoj», adv. νιωίτ), Att. recently, πβΛνΙν, 
 lately. Tk. vio;, new. 
 
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 ^^io-rsv^yis, ios, ό Koct h, recently thrown into J 
 distress, sufTering recent grief, Odys. xi, 39. j 
 
 Νεβ?τ»ί«τ<3ί, ου, ο κί/Λ 'h, recently joined or 
 fastened togetlier. From vtos and ττνγννμι, to 
 join or fasten together. 
 
 Ns05rXt/ri5, and νίοτλύντοί, ου, ο κα) ϋ], re- 
 cently washed. From vios and τλύνω, to 
 wash. 
 
 ΝΕΌ2, via., viov, new, very new, fresh, 
 young ; also a youth ; perhaps from νυν, now ; 
 it is also derived from νίω, to go, to come i 
 comp. νιύτίζο?^ α, ov, younger ; νίύ^ίξον ri, 
 any thing new or unusual, any innovation, 
 Herod, viii, 52 ; novel, unexpected, T/ieocr. 
 xxiv, 40 ; al νίΜΠξα,ί., the younger ones.l 
 
 ^ioffiyciXoi, ου, ό, admirable for his origin- 
 ality and excellence ; so that his audience are 
 silent tvilh admirulion. Homer luoidd style 
 such a person α-ιγκλόίΐζ. From vios and 
 (Τ-ίγάω, to be silent. 
 
 'ϊίΐίόσμ'/ι-'ίτοζ, ου, ό xat h, lately wiped, rub- 
 bed, cleansed, or polished. From via; and 
 0μύ,ω, or σμτ,^ω. 
 
 Ι^ίοσσιΰω, and Alt. νζοτηΰω, to build a 
 iiest. Th. vioff/rk, ου, ο, the young of any 
 thing. 
 
 Ν?ββ•Λ«;, Ζ;, '/ι, a bird's nest ; a beehive ; a 
 bed for the young of any animal. Fro?n vsoa•- 
 
 ^ioffffiov, ου, TO, the little or tender young of 
 any thing. Diminutive of 
 
 ΝΕ0220'Σ, and Att. νίοττοζ, r,Z, Ό, the 
 young of any thing ; a chicken just hatched ; 
 the yolk of an egg ; a nest ; any young person 
 is jocosely called νίοσ-σοξ, i. e. a chicken. 
 
 ^ioffff&);. Dor. for νιοσσεν;. 
 
 Nsorai, u.~o?, Dor. for vior'/ji, ivhich see. 
 
 Έιο7ίυχ/ΐί, io;. Ό και h, recently made, pro- 
 vided, fabricated, or manufactured. From vios 
 and τιΰχια, to fabricate or make. 
 
 l^ur-As, nroi, '/I, youth ; an assembly of 
 youth ; young persons ; also indiscretion. Th, 
 no;, young. 
 
 '^ioT'/}(nos, ου, ο koc) r,, juvenile, youthful ; 
 relating, belonging or suitable to youth. Fro7n 
 the same Th. 
 
 Νίβτ^ίΐτ-ίί, ου, ό jidt h, recently cut. From 
 vioi and τίμνα, to cut, peif. pas. τίτμτιμΆΐ. 
 
 Nsir^i'Qj, io;, KOi) «, recently pulverized, 
 or eriOund, or bruised into small pieces. F7-o?n 
 no; and τξίζω, to pound, bruise, rub. 
 
 l^iorrioi, ois, h, Att. for vioccrix.. 
 
 'NzottIov, ου, TO, the same as viotrviov (dimin. 
 of vio7ffo;J, and used as an expression of endear- 
 ment, dear little ones or dear little offspring, 
 Theophr. Char. 2.] 
 
 Έίοττο'ποίίομχι, ονμαι, to beget, engender, or 
 brins forth young ; f. mid. ήτομαι• part. 1. a. 
 ndd. νίοττο•7ΐΌΐ7ΐ(τάμίνο;. From viotreos, or -ττο;, 
 0, and 'ffoi'iM, to make. 
 
 NsoTTfli, ου, 0, All. for vijss-o;, lohich see. 
 
 Niou^Sfc», to have favour^bie winds ; to have 
 good wenther, on a voyage. From να,υ; and 
 οΖξο;, a favourable wind. 
 
 "^iourxros, ου, ο χα) h, recently wounded ; 
 having a fresh wound. From vU; and ουτβίω, 
 f riffu, to wound. 
 
 'i^isόφiJ•ro;, ου, ο xot) h, latel}' or recently 
 planted or sown. Among Ecclesiastical wnters 
 the ivord is applied to a person recently con- 
 verted to chnslianity, a neophyte. From νίος 
 and φύω. 
 
 ^ίοχ^μιω, ω, to attempt any innovation, 
 change, or revolution. From 
 
 Ήίοχ^μο;, οϋ, new, fresh, Theocr. Id. xxiv, 
 65 ; having full strength ; ot νίοχμοι, fresh 
 troops. From vzo;, and the same in all its 
 meanings, Schneid. Lex.'\ 
 
 ^ιΌχ^ξ^ίττος οΊκο;, a house recently OA'^erlaid, 
 or plaistered with sand, lime, chalk, or other 
 similar material. From vio; and χξΐω, to 
 anoint, smear, daub. 
 
 Nsouy, ω, f. ωσω, to make new, to renew ; 
 to fallow land. From νίος. 
 
 ΝΕΊΙ0ΔΕ2, ων, ol, children, offspring, 
 posterity, ApoL lihod. iv, 1745, Theocr. 
 xvii, 25. 
 
 Ns!t<j3£c, ων, 01, having no feet ; going as 
 fishes ; fishes. From v\, privative, and του;, 
 a foot. 
 
 Ns^^i, and νίξ^ν, by Apha-r. for ivf.^utv, adv. 
 beneath, under ; in the lower regions, (Ed. 
 Tyr. 41 β. Hence 
 
 'Νίξτίζΰ;, ίξοί, εξον, situated below, inferior} 
 infernal ; dead ; for Ινίξτίξο;. 
 NsiTTfl^ut, ace. sing, of Ϋίίιτταζ. 
 'Νίστοξϊ'^'/ι;, ου, ο, the sen of Nestor, a 
 palnmymic of 
 
 NsiTTA»^, οζο;, 0, η pj'oper name, Nestor. 
 Nsy^is, ατβί, TO, Ά nod, assent ; a sign or 
 gesture. From νιΰω, to nod, to signify by 
 nodding. 
 
 Νίΰ^α/, Dor. for ν'ιομα,ι, ουμαι, or Ion. for 
 fat. m. νζνσομα,ί. 
 
 Ύ^ίΰμιύίχ,, Dor, for νεόμζύα, ivhich is h'lf 
 Enallageforfut. νίυσ'ομί&α, of νίω, to return. 
 
 NsL'o/sv, 3. j)l. opt. pj-es. of νιΰω, to nod, 
 part. pres. νεύων, ούσα, ov. 
 
 Nev^a, a,;, ii, and Ion. ri;, the string of a 
 bow or of a musical instrument. Th. νεύοον, 
 ου, το, a sinew. 
 
 'Νευξίίνι, rt;, h, Poet, for the preceding. 
 Ήευξηί} gen. Ion. of the same. 
 Νεν^ίί, '"^o;, h, the same as νενξον, a sinew. 
 1:^ίυοοχοτεω, ω, to cut off^ the sinews ; also 
 to enervate, weaken. From νεύξον and χΌτττω^ 
 to cut. 
 
 NET~PON, ου, TO, a tendon or sinew ; a 
 bowstring ; the string which binds the head of 
 an arrow to the shaft ; a string on a musical 
 instrument ; also strength, vigour. 
 
 Υίευροσ'ϊτα,στο;, ου, ο kcu '/ι, moved artificially 
 by strings, like puppets. From νεΰξον and 
 σνάω, to pull, draw. 
 
 Νεϊίτ", and vsdsrs. Ion. for 'ίνιυσε, 3. sing. 
 1. o. act. cf νεΰω, f. σω, p. ν'ινιυκ,α,, to nod, to 
 as.sent ; part. I. a., νεύσα,;, α,ντο;. 
 
 Nii/P-;j, εω;, 'h, a nodding, a nod or inclina- 
 
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 tion of the head. From perf. pas. of the pre- 
 ceding verb. There is also " vtZeri?, ζω;, h} a 
 s\vimming, sailing, or navigating. 
 
 'ϊ^ίυστάζω, f. air ω, to nod, shake the head, 
 beckon or make signs to. Fro7n the same 
 Th. 
 
 Ί^ζυστίχοζ, h, ov, the same as 
 
 "Νενιττο;, h, ov, swimming ; that can swim. 
 Th. y£iw,y. viutrsi). 
 
 NET~il,y". σω, p. X.K, to nod, to signify by 
 nodding or beckoning ; to assent ; to promise ; 
 to bend down, to incline towards ; also to ap- 
 pertain to, or respect ; to be towards a countrt/ 
 or thing, Strabo.] 
 
 Ni(p£iS2, nom. jd. νιφζαητι, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 νίφοί, ίοζ, το, a cloud. 
 
 Ι^ίφ'ίλ'/ΐί ^5, 'h, and Dor. νιφίλα, a cloud ; 
 a clouded brow, i. e, a sad countenance ; also 
 death ; νίφίλαι, bird nets. From the same. 
 
 'Νίφίλ'/ίγ!ξίτΜ/}, gen. JEol. of 
 
 Ι^ίφίληγίξίτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, assembling the clouds, 
 cloud-gathering, an epithet of Jupiter,• voc. 
 ω νίφ^ληγίξίτα,. From νίφοζ and ίγίίξω, to 
 raise, or α,γίίξω, to collect. 
 
 Ήκρίλ'/κην, dat. pi. Ion. of νίψίλη, a cloud. 
 
 ^ιφίλιον, ου, το, a little cloud ; dinmi. of 
 νίφίλ'/}. Th. νίφοζ. 
 
 ^ίψίαλιΐμ, ο, indecl. a proper name, Heb. 
 wrestling. 
 
 ΝΕ'ΦΟ'2, £ίί, το, a cloud, a clouded brow ; 
 sadness ; Met. a great multitude •, νΊφ•/ι, clouds, 
 ^-c. also bird nets, or hunting nets. 
 
 Ύ^ιφξΊτΐί, i^oi, ή, nephritis ; a disease or 
 affection of the kidneys ; the stone or gravel. 
 From 
 
 ΝΕΦΡΟ' 2, ου, h, the reins or kidneys ; in 
 tlie Scriptures., the secret thoughts and desires 
 ■of the mind. 
 
 NE'il, to go, come, return ; in this sense 
 <>ίομαί is more in use ; f. m. viZf&ai, inf. mid. 
 vuauat. See the next ivord. 
 
 ΝΕΏ, f. ηνσω, to swim ; like τλίω, 
 •3ΤΧίΰσω. 
 
 ΝΕΏ, vs??, νίΓ, to spin ; to draw out or twist 
 a thread ; inf. viiv, f. νήσω. See the next 
 word. 
 
 ΝΕΏ, f. vri<ru, to assemble or collect to- 
 gether, to lieap up; to build; 1. a. hyiffoc, 
 3. pi. ενησοίν, inf. vriffocr part, perf pas. vsv/i- 
 u'ivor φύάσα,ντα του; vyhtocvtoc,?, anticipating 
 those who had erected funeral piles, Thucyd. 
 ii, 52.] 
 
 Nswxo^e?, ου, 0, a sacristan, an officer whose 
 business it is to keep the temple clean and to 
 take care of it ; a warden or keeper of the con- 
 secrated tilings in the temple. From ηωζ, 
 ω, ο, Alt. for vaos, a temple, aiid κοξίω, to 
 sweep -out. 
 
 ^■ωλκίο^, ω, (νΰί,ΰζ 'ίΧκ,ω) f ν,σω, to haul up 
 a vessel on shore or into a dock ; νίωλκ/'σ-ίί? 
 TO ττοούμίίον 'xu.ou.y.m, then haul up your boat 
 and stay here, Lucinns Dialog.^ 
 
 ^^ίύμίύ\ for νΐΜΐ/,ιία, 1. pi. snhj. pas. of 
 •AouvA.. or Miu. to go, return. 
 
 Ήίύύμ'ίνγι, part. pres. pas. f. g. of ηάω, to 
 renew. Th. no?, new. 
 
 l^itu^tov, ου, το, a naval station or harbour 
 Avhere ships are kept or hauled up.] 
 
 Νίώί, adv, recently, lately, newly. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 ΝίΛΐί, ω, ο, Att. for voios, ου, ό, a temple ; 
 hence νιων, gen, pi. for vocuv. 
 
 l^iutroixat, oi, a building near the sea, under 
 which ships were sheltered during the winter ; 
 a station for ships. From voids, gen. Ion. 
 v/}o;, Alt. νιωί, and oixo;, ου, a house. 
 
 Ί^ίωστί, adv. See Nsaij, adv. 
 
 Νίίι^τα fwilh or without si? or UJ the coming 
 or new year, Theophr. Char. 3 ; iU ύωτοί α-τξχ- 
 τίίας Ισ-ομίν/ι;, for the next year's campaign, 
 Ji^en. Cyrop. viii, 6.] 
 
 l^^c^Jτ^ξ'tζ^σθoe,ι, pres. iif. j)as. of 
 
 Ί>ίίίυτίξίζω, to attempt or meditate any inno- 
 A'ation, change, or revolution ; to raise commo- 
 tions; to innovate, or change the established 
 order of things ; to imitate or adopt the man- 
 ners of youth. Th. Λο(. 
 
 Ήίωτίζίκ,οζ, h, ov, juvenile ; natural to youth ; 
 foolish, headstrong, rash, violent. 
 
 'Νεύτίξοξ, ου, younger ; νίάτίζον τ), any 
 thing grievous, unusual, or unexpected ; superl. 
 νιωτατος. From ν'ίοζ, which see. ^ 
 
 NH', an adverb of affirming and swearing; 
 it governs the accus. vh Αία, by JoA^e ; in com- 
 positio7i it is usually privative, but sometimes it 
 iyicreases the force of the luord with which it is 
 compounded. 
 
 Ns?', for viJK, ace. Poet, for ναΰν, 2. nom. 
 ναυ;. Ion. vviZe, yjjoj• dat. pi. νήίσσι. 
 
 ^mi6o;, ου, 0, the name of a 7-iver, Nesethus. 
 
 ΝΗΓΑ'Τ£02 f vnyaTio; J , ου, ο κχ) h, new, 
 newly made. From vios and yivof^at. 
 
 Njjy^sTflj, ου, 0, from which one cannot be 
 roused. From vh and Ιγύξω, to rouse. 
 
 Ί^ί'/ι^υία, τα, the intestines. From v>j^v?, 
 ύο;, 'h, the belly. 
 
 ^η^ϋμο;, ου, ο, SM'eet ; by Pleonasm of v,for 
 τί^υ/ίΐ,ο;. Th. '/i^l;, sweet. 
 
 ^'/ί'^υόφιν. Poet. adv. from the womb ; out of 
 th€ womb. Th. v/i^h;, υο;, 'h, the bell}^ 
 
 ΝΗΔΤ2, vos, 'h, the belly ; the stomach ; 
 the womb, 
 
 lS'^iff(r',for vn^o-fft, dat, pi. Ion. and Poet, of 
 vaZs, and Ion. v/jds, a ship. 
 
 N>ji&;, a,f. 'ήσω, to collect together, to heap 
 up, to pile up. 
 
 N'/j'/iff-aj, part. 1. a. act, v'miTaff6ai, 1. a. 
 inf. mid. ν^γισάσύω, 1. a. imperat. mid. of 
 
 VYIiOJ. 
 
 N'/j^^y, f νήσω, p. νίν-,-,κ-α, to spin, to draw 
 out a thread from the distaff; petf. pas. vi- 
 ν/ί'τμαι. Th. νίω, to spin. 
 
 N'//i', dat. sing, f vaZc, Ion. νηΰζ. 
 
 Ν/'/ίΖ, τα, wood and materials for ship.build- 
 ing, oars, 
 
 Ν'^ίβ?, Ία, (OV, or νήιοξ, ου, ο και '/!, naA'al, 
 pertaining to sbij^ing or the sea. From 
 
ΝΕΠ 
 
 385 
 
 ΝΗΣ 
 
 N>j/V, ί^βί, ο κ,α.) ->„ ignorant, raw, unskilful ; 
 timid, weak. From vii, priv. and il^u, to 
 know. 
 
 NjiJj, one of the Nninds, or nymphs of the 
 fountains ; ΙίνλΧήνην N;i'/'^it νύμ,φην, Cyllene, 
 one of the Naiads, Dion. Hal. Ant, i, 13. 
 See Drakcnb. ad SiL Ital. v, 21. 
 
 ^YifiiffTov, adv. incurably. From vh, priv. 
 and ΛΚίομαι, to heal or cure. 
 
 Ύ^ηκουντιω, ω, f. ήσω, not to hear, not to 
 attend to j not ίο obey ; to despise. Fro7ii 
 vh and ακούω, to hear. 
 
 Ή'/ικτος, '/I, ov, swimming ; having the power 
 to swim. 
 
 ^'/iksyhs, iog, ο κ,α,) h, cruel, severe, merci- 
 less. From vh and αλίγω, to have a care, to 
 regard. 
 
 NjjXs^i, iog, κ,α) 7i, and ro ν/ιλά;, cruel, 
 merciless, pitiless, inhuman, savage ; v/jXiihs, 
 and vYiXhi, ίος, are also used; dat. sing. ν7>λίϊ. 
 From vn, priv. and ίλεο?. 
 
 Ν^ίλέ/", dat. sing, of vfixhs, sej, ό κα) h, mer- 
 ciless, or by Sync, for ν/ιλεί)', dat. of' vnXshi) 
 which see. 
 
 'NnXiOTotvos, ου., κα) w, injilicting a cruel 
 punishment. From v/iXihsy cruel, and croivh, 
 vi;, «, a punishment. 
 
 N^jXifl-reV) ου, κ,α) h, for v^kivtrros, invisi- 
 ble. From vh and λιύα-σ-Μ, to see. 
 
 Ν'-ίλ^ί/ίί, possessive of NijXsi/j. See ri>j- 
 
 λϊΐ'ία•ης. 
 
 'Νίΐλν?, ίος, ο κ,α) 'Λ, for vikihs, which see. 
 
 Ή'ήλϊτοζ, ου, ό κ,α) «, barefooted, unshod, 
 without shoes. From v?i and ^'λ/•ψ, a shoe. 
 
 NjjXrriii, ίοζ, <3 κα) h, free from sin, inno- 
 cent, blameless. From vvi and άΧιτίω, to sin. 
 
 N5}(<*«, ατοζ, TO, a thread, yarn. From viu. 
 
 'Ν'/^μίζτίηζ, ίος, ό κα) h, true ; certain. From 
 vn and aμ,aprάvM,f. ήσω, 2. a. γ\μαξτον. Also 
 
 N>7(662«r>jc, name of a woman, Nemertes. 
 
 'Nrιviμta, as, 'h, a stillness in the air, a calm. 
 From 
 
 Ύ^ήημοζ, ου, ο κα) η, undisturbed by winds, 
 calm, tranquil. From vh and ανίμοί, wind. 
 
 ΝίίΙ:/, dat. sing, vri^ns, ace. pi. of 
 
 Νίξ/5, 5»?, h, a swimming. From ννιχ^ω, to 
 fiwim. 
 
 Ν>ί|η^α<, l.y. m. of ντιχω, to swim. 
 
 Njj/jr?, Ion. fir ναοίς, of vao$, ου, ο, a temple. 
 So vnov,for ναόν, 
 
 'Nyjo-TfoXos, ου, ο, a sacristan, warden, or sex- 
 ton, aji offcer occupied in the service of the 
 temple. From ννιος, for ναοζ, and ^okiuy to 
 frequent. 
 
 N^ioj, gen. Ion. for ναός, of ναυς, h' dat. pi. 
 vrZffr and 
 
 N>!fli, Ion. for ναός, ο, a temple. 
 
 N»jT6^avoi, h, ov, firm. From vh and 'wors- 
 ^«voj, weak, infirm ; as if ά-τη^ανος, from a 
 privative and «r/^ev, ou, το, the ground. 
 
 Ήι■τιυ6hi, ίος, ο κα) h, not to be asked, not 
 to be enquired of, Orpheus opud Macrob. 
 Saturn, i, \B. From vh and Τίύόομαί, to in- 
 
 74 
 
 quire. 
 
 Ν'/ί-τ/άίί, «ς, h, infancy; childish folly, pueril- 
 ity ; and 
 
 ^^γίττιάζω, f. άσω, p. νίνπ'ττίακα, to be a 
 child ; to act childishly ; to act like a fool or 
 simpleton ; I. a. ίνη-ττίασ-α. Th. vh-prios, an 
 infant. 
 
 Ν'/7•τ/α;)^£ίί«, to act or behave one's self, like 
 a child ; to grieve, cry, or whimper like a child. 
 From ννΐ'τηος and αχίΰω, to grieve. Th. 
 αχ^ος, ίος, το, grief. 
 
 ^'/ΐ'ττ'ίοι,χ^ος, ου, ό, the same as νή•^ιος, an 
 infant. 
 
 Ν}5•Λ£, voc. sing, of ν^<ηος. 
 
 'Ν'/ΐ9Τίίΐΐ, '/IS, h, infancy, folly, imprudence ; 
 dat. sing, vyi-rnyi• and 
 
 N';jT/oy, ου, TO, an infant ; infancy. 
 
 NH'IIIOS, ου, ό, an infant ; young, tender, 
 delicate ; metaphor, foolish, without discretion ; 
 also the young of birds and other animals. 
 From vh, priv. and ϊτος, a word. 
 
 NjjTioriji, ητος, h, infancy ; also silliness, 
 foolery. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ντίττλίκτος, ου, ο κα) h, unadorned, uncomb- 
 ed. From vh and <^λίκτος, tied, tound. 
 
 Njj^evoj, ου, ό κα) h, unpunished. From 
 vh and Totvh, punishment. 
 
 N^jcryr/aj, ία, tov, infantile, young ; foolish, 
 like a simpleton or dolt ; stupid. Th. νή-^ιος, 
 the same. 
 
 Nii^syj, iej, and ieas, o, a proj)er name, 
 Nereus. From νπξος, humid, moist. 
 
 N>7^/, 0, indecl, a proper name, Neri. Tleb. 
 a lamp. 
 
 Ι^^ξΐύμος, ου, ο κα) h, innumerable. From 
 vh and αξΐ6μ.ος, ου, ο, a number. 
 
 NH'PION, ου, TO, the oleander or rosebay, 
 a shrub growing near rivers. From νπξος, 
 humid. 
 
 ^ηξΐτης, ο, a species of shell fish, a sea snail. 
 From v'iu, to swim. 
 
 ^'/Ιζίτος, or νήζ^ιο'τος, ου, ο κα) h, not dis- 
 puted ; about which there is no dispute ; also 
 incomparable, considerable, numerous. From 
 vh and Ιξίζω. Th. ϊξΐς, t^os, «, strife, dis- 
 pute. 
 
 NHPO'2, a, ov, humid, wet, hollow, low ; 
 humble. Also 
 
 'isyιζΰς,for νιαξος, recent, fresh. From viosf 
 new. 
 
 N>jir«/, 1. a. inf. act. νήσαντο, S. pi. 1. a, 
 m. Ion. of via), to heap up. 
 
 'Ntja-aiyi, ης, h, a proper name, Nesaee. 
 From νήσος, an island. 
 
 'ϊ^'ήσαντας, part, from vicj, Thucyd. ii, 52.J 
 
 N>7(r/av, o'j, TO, a little island. From, νήσος. 
 
 ^ntriMTm, οΰ, ό, (and νησιωτις, t^os, h,) an 
 islander, an inhabitant of an island, Thucyd. 
 i, 8.] 
 
 NH~202, ου, h, an island ; also a garment, 
 tvhere the cloth, being inclosed with pur pie ^ 
 makes a kind of island. From viu, to swim. 
 
 Ύ^ησοφϋλακ'.ς, governors, prefects, or wardens 
 of an island. Frem ντήί•*} and φύλκ'ζ, a, keeper, 
 Oiod. S^r. 
 
NIK 
 
 -586 
 
 NIK 
 
 KH~22A, or vijrra,, ag, i, a duck. From 
 via, to swim. 
 
 N'/jiTTiiiS!, aj, {], fasting, hunger. From 
 
 NijCTEiiiw, f. iutru, p. vzv'/iTTUiy^a,, to fast ; 
 1. a. \v7)ffTivifci, part. 1. a. ν>ι<ττίυα•κζ) xtra, αν. 
 Th. ντι^τις. 
 
 NH^STIS, ιωζ, κά) ri, fasting ; a kind of 
 fish ; one of the intestines. From vh, ρπϋ. 
 and ίίτόίω, to eat. 
 
 N'/^c-iy, 'hi the name of a woman, Neso. 
 
 Ύ^ν,τ'/ιν, adv. in vain, to no purpose. 
 
 Νίτ-ο?, the last, the newest ; contracted for 
 Λατοί, ου. Th. νίος, new. 
 
 ΎΙ'/ιτξίκ,'ή;, έ(3ί, ο κα,) h, true, certain. From 
 vri) very, and α,Τξίκ,η?•) true. 
 
 '^'/}Zv, ace. sing. Ion. for vaZv, a ship. 
 From vaui, h. 
 
 Nijye•/, dat. pi. Ion. of the same. 
 
 Ύ^'/ιυτμοξ, ου, ο κα) h, without breath and 
 life. From v'/i, priv. and at/V^jj, breath. 
 
 N'/i(pa/viy, See 'Ν'^ιφα. 
 
 'Ν'/ίψαλίοξ, and ν/)φάλιο;, O'j, ο χα) h, sober, 
 temperate ; vigilant, prudent, attentive. Th. 
 
 Ν>5(ραλ/ότ'/?ί, ijTflff, «, sobriety, vigilance, 
 prudence, attention. From the j^receding. 
 
 Ή'/ιφουσι, dat. pi. j^art. pres. act. or 3. jd. 
 ]')res. ind. of 
 
 ΝΗ'ΦΩ, f. -ψώ/, p. 'Λν/ιφα, to be sober ; to 
 be vigilant ; to return to soberness ; to be 
 freed from error; 1. a. ivsi-^a, 1. a. iviperat. 
 νΐί-φον, άτω, and in 2. pi. νίί-ψατε. From ta 
 and τΐω, not to drink. 
 
 'N'ApciTu, 3. sing, imperf. pas. Ion. of ντιχ,ω, 
 to swim. 
 
 1:^'ήχ^ον, 3. pi. imperf. act. Ion. of ν^χα, to 
 swim ; νηχόμ,ίνο:, part, pres. m. 
 
 'Ν'^χντ'ίί, ου, ο -ΛΆΐ hi flowing wide or in 
 great waA'-es. From vh, intensive, and χιΰω, 
 or χίω, to pour out. 
 
 Ν'/?;^ώ/, f. vri'^M, but νΑχομα,ι is more USual, 
 to swirn. From ήω. 
 
 N'/iw, to heap up. Th. νίω, which see. 
 
 Νΐίίώί, Dor. and Ion. νηους, for vccou;, ace. 
 pi. ;•/■ vaoj, a temple. 
 
 N/ys^, 0, the surname of a j^rophet, Niger ; 
 black. Lat. niger. 
 
 Ν1ΤΛΑΡ02, (νιγΧα,ζος), ου, ο, a small 
 kind of flute or pipe, the music of such a pipe •, 
 also the music or measure by which the move- 
 ments of rowers were regulated, Aristoph. 
 Acharn. 554.] 
 
 Ν/ζ«, in the language of Tarentum for 
 νΙτΓτω, to wash, properly, the hands. 
 
 '^tfcS., 2. sing, pres- ; but 
 
 Ι^ίκχ, j}res. imperat. act. of νικάω, to con- 
 quer. 
 
 '^ΓΛκν, pres. irf. of the same. 
 
 N/xavw^, οζοί, 0, a proper name, Nicanor, 
 i. e. a victorious man. 
 
 Ν;κ«ξώί, ί7ς, ιΐ, Dor. for νικασω, and this 
 for \ι•ΛΥ,7ω, \.f. of νικάω, to conquer. 
 
 Ν<»«(Τ«/, Dor. for νικ^σαι, 1. α. inf. act. 
 and 
 
 Ί^ίικάίται;, ^ol. for viKriffoii, part. 1 . a. act. 
 So 
 
 'Νικάσοίί, Dor. for. νικήσα,ζ, οίντοζ, part. 
 1. a. of νικάω, to conquer. 
 
 'i>iiKeiffi7v, 1 .f inf. Dor. for vixwuv, of the 
 the same verb. 
 
 Ύ^ικάτω, 3. sing. pres. imperat. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Νικα.φοξίΰί, ας. Dor. for νικνιφοξία., ccs, iij 
 the gaining or obtaining a victory. iSO 
 
 'Νίκα,φόξο;, Dor. for νικΆψόξοζ, ου, ο and ί, 
 victorious, triumpliant. From vixn and φίξω^ 
 to bear. 
 
 ΝΙΚΑΏ (νίκα,ω), ω, to Conquer, to over- 
 come, to excel, to surpass, to prevail ; f. τκτω, 
 p. viv'iKyiKcc, to yield ; 1. a. ίνΙκηοΌ,, 1. a. subji 
 νικήσω, tis, y, 1. a. inf. act. νικησα,ι. From vh 
 and ίΐ'κω, 
 
 Nr;i>!, ί?ί, 71, victory, triumph ; advantage 
 obtained over any one. From the preceding. 
 
 N/«>5, Dor. for νίκα, 3. si7ig. pres. act. of 
 νικάω. 
 
 ^iKrihtg, i~iifa, \v, part. 1. a. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 N/«>j^ai, aros, το, victory ; the reward of 
 A'ictory, the prize. From νικάω. 
 
 1:^ΊκΆμι, for νικάω, to conquer. 
 
 ^ικ'Α(ΤΆζ, νικ'ήσα,αΌ,, jyart. 1. a. act. m. and 
 f.g.of νικάω. 
 
 ^ικΆΤ'Αξίον, ου, το, the reward of victory, the 
 prize ; a crown, a palm. From 
 
 ^ΐΆ'ΑΤΥΐζίοζ, Ία, lov, triumphal, belonging or 
 relating to victory. From 
 
 ^ικητηζ, oZ, 0, a conqueror or victor. 
 From νικάω. 
 
 "ΝικΆτΐκο?, 7t, ov, knowing how to conquer ; 
 who has often been victorious; of great im- 
 portance towards obtaining the victory. From, 
 the preceding. 
 
 Ήικγιφΰξ'ΐΆ, ας, «, the gaining of a victory. 
 Find. Fyth. \, 115.] 
 
 Ί^ικ'Αφόζο;, ου, ο και h, victorious, trium- 
 phant ; excelling, or bearing off the victory. 
 From v'lK-A and φίξω, to carr}^. 
 
 ^ικο^Υίμο;, ου, ο, a proper riame, Nicodemus; 
 i. e. conqueror of the people. 
 
 'Νικοκλή;, los, 0, a proper name, Nicocles. 
 
 'Νιχολα'ίτ'Αζ, ov, 0, a Nicola'itan or follower of 
 Nicolaus. From 
 
 'Νικόλαο;, ου, ο, or Att. Ν/»ο룫ί, ω, β, a 
 proper name, Nicolaus ; i. e. conqueror of the 
 people. 
 
 Ίαιχοττο/ίω, ω, to cause or bring victory. 
 From ν'ικη and 'Χοήω. 
 
 'Νικονοιοζ, ου, ο και h, bringing or causing 
 the victory. From the same. 
 
 'ί^ϊχΰ'τολίί, ίαιζ, 7!, the name of a city, 
 Nicopolis ; i. e. the victorious city. Fronv 
 v'lKA ayid τόλις. 
 
 ISSiKOi, soi, TO, victory ; the end or conclu- 
 sion, SepLuag. ,• £<j νίχος, to eternity, forever. 
 Th. νικάω, to conquer. 
 
 Ν/;6ιίεν, Alt. contract, for νικάοην, 3. pi. 
 pres. opt. of νικάω, to conquer. 
 
NOE 
 
 5'87 
 
 nom: 
 
 ,Κίν, liim, her, it. See M/v. 
 
 N/vsys, h, the name of a city, Nineveh. 
 Heb. indecl. a pleasant dwelling. 
 
 N/i/iuiV»;;, ου, ό, and in pi. Ίί^ινίοΤται, ot. 
 Inhabitants of Nineveh. From the preceding. 
 
 Ni'a^M, ns, yii a proper name, Niobe. 
 
 N^iTT^^, γίξοξ, 0, a basin or laver to wash the 
 hands or feet in . From 
 
 ΝΓΠΤΩ, act. f. -φω, p. νίνιφα, to wash, 
 properly the hands ; \. a. εν/ψα, 1 . a. subj. 
 νί-φω, yis, ti' pt^es. m. νίτττομαι, to wash one's 
 hands ; i. f. τη. νίφομοιι, I. a. m. ϊνι-φάμνιν, 
 <y, ατο, I . a. imperat. m. νίφ/χι, άα•όω, 1, a, 
 subj. m. νίφωμαι, jj, αται, 1. a. inf. m.id. 
 νί•φκα•6 Oil, part. 1. a. m. νι-φάμίνος. 
 
 'HltrtrofjiUi, or νίΊοΌ'ομίχ.ι, to go, come, return. 
 Th. νίω, to go. 
 
 ϋ^ιιτσομϊνγΐί, gen. sing. part. pres. m. f. g. 
 of the preceding. 
 
 'HitrffavTifor vUffovro, 3. pi. imperf. Ion. of 
 νΊσΌΌμοίΐ, ivhich see. 
 
 ΝΓΤΡΟΝ, ου, TO, nitre ; resembling salt. 
 
 N/ip«, by Apocope for νιφά^ύί, ace. sing, and 
 
 ^ιφα^ίιτσι., dat. pi. Ion. for νιφα,αΊ, from 
 
 N<'(p«i, ahoi, 71, snow falhng in large flakes ; 
 onetaphoricnlly, a multitude. From νι-φ, νίφοί, 
 obsolete, whence ύφω, to snow, Grcev. ad Hes. 
 Op. 535. 
 
 Ί^ίψίτοί, ου, ο, falling in a heap ; the same 
 as the preceding. 
 
 N;(pos/5, onrffoi, όίν, covered with snow, 
 snowy, white like snow. 
 
 ΝΓΦΩ (ντφω), and νύφω, to snow ; to wet, 
 water, or irrigate ; νίψομαι, to be covered with 
 snow ; to be wet or watered. 
 
 Ύ^Ίφ/οίΐ, 1. a. imperat. m. qfv'i'rru,f. φω. 
 
 Ύ^ιφάμίνοζ, part. I. a. m. of the same verb. 
 
 Νζ-ψάτΛ/ιταν, 3. jjl. 1. a. i^nperat. act. of 
 »ι•7ίτω. 
 
 Nos'/j, von, 3. sing, pres, subj. of voiu, to 
 think, meditate. Th. voog. 
 
 Νώ£/, j)res. imperat. act. of νο'ιω. 
 
 ΝΟ£/ί, part. pres. for νους, the accent being 
 brought back by the ^olic dialect ; from 
 vOn^i,for vo'iu, to think. 
 
 Nesovr/, Dor. for voiouirt. See Nesiw. 
 
 Noifli/o-', for voiouffi, 3. pi. pres. ind. act, of 
 νοίω, to think. 
 
 NoseiiiTjj, dat. sing. part. pres. f. g. of voiai, 
 part. pres. νοίων, ων, νοίουσα,, οϋσκ. 
 
 Ι^οίζΟζ, ξχ, ξον, capable of understanding ; 
 intelligent ; intellectual, relating to tjie under- 
 standing ; spiritual, in opposition to material ; to 
 he perceived by the understanding rather than 
 by the senses. 
 
 'Νοίϋνπζ, Dor. for νοουντίς, nom. pi. part, 
 pres. act. of 
 
 Nfliiw, pres. imperat. van, νόει, νούτω, νοίίτω, 
 f. νοήσω, p. νίν'ονιχ,οί, to have in the mind, to re- 
 volve in the mind, to meditate upon ; to per- 
 ceive, conceive, understand, think, imagine, 
 observe, know ; to will or resolve ; to have 
 sense o,r discretion ; to mean or have a signifi- 
 qationj to see or discern ; 1. a. ivonffu, I. a. 
 
 subj. vorioOti, iji, 71, 1, a. inf. act. vorttiai' p.pa:s, 
 νίν'οημΆΐ. Th. voo;, νους, ο, the mind. 
 
 Noij^b, ivTOi, TO, part. 1. a. jms. n. g. of 
 the preceding, 
 
 Νβ'/5^.α, α,τος, το, whatever one has in his 
 mind ; thought, intention, design, project, in- 
 vention ; plan ; the understanding ; a senti- 
 ment, notion ; meaning. From νοίω. 
 
 Νοήμων, όνος, ο και h, having a sound mind ; 
 prudent ; ingenious, subtle ; also a ^>ro/)e?• 
 name. 
 
 Νο5ί*"αί, αντος, part. 1. a. act. vo^ffat, 1. a, 
 irf. of νοίω. 
 
 'Noiiffi, Ion. for hon^i, 3. sing, 1. a. ind. 
 act. and 
 
 "ί^οήίττι, 3. sing, 1. a. subj. act. of νοίω, 
 
 f. nfOi. 
 
 l^'onffn, ίως, 71, the act of thinking, medita- 
 tion, conception, intelligence. Fi'om νοίω, 
 
 'Νοτιτϊκος, 71, ov, having intelligence. From 
 
 Ι^οτιτος, h, ov, intelligible ; conceivable in the 
 understanding, but not an object of sense. 
 From νοίω. 
 
 Νβ'/5Τώ/ί, adv. intelligibly ; intellectually. 
 
 Νο^ί/α, οίς, 71, bastardy, illegitimacy, spuri- 
 ousness, degeneracy. From 
 
 Ι^ούίύω, to adulterate, corrupt, alienate ; to 
 deceive, to flatter. From 
 
 ΝΟ'ΘΟΣ, ου, ο, a bastard ; not legitimate ; 
 0^50 altered, corrupted, falsified ; apocryphal. 
 
 'ί^ομα^&ς, Nomades, a name bestowed on 
 certain people who lived a wandering Ife, like 
 the Scythians and Tartars. 
 
 Ήομοί^'ικος, tj, ov, living in pastures ; grega- 
 rious ; also pastoral. Th. νίμω. 
 
 1:^Όμοίΐον, ου, το, for νόμος, a custom ; an 
 established rite or ceremony ; a law. 
 
 Ι^ίομα,ΐος, αία, ouov, living in pastures ; that 
 is put in pastures ; coming from a herd. From 
 νομή• 
 
 Ήομάζχ^ηί, ου, ο, the governor or principal 
 officer of a province. From νομός, a prefecture, 
 district, or province, and χξχή. 
 
 'Νομά.ς, αίας, ο κ,κ) h, living in pastures ; 
 constituting part of a herd at pasture. From 
 νομή. 
 
 Ήομίίς, ίίς, οι, for the ribs of ships, Herodot. 
 
 ^ομίομα.1, ουμοίΐ, to rend or pluck asunder. 
 
 No(£*£t»i, ίως, 0, a shepherd ; a giver, a be- 
 stower, a possessor ; a legislator. Th. νίμω, 
 p. in. νίνομοί. 
 
 ^oμiύω,f. tiff ω, to feed. Th. νίμω. 
 
 Ήομίω, to possess ; to acquire. From the 
 same, 
 
 'Ναμτι, Tis, 71, distribution ; possession ; food ; 
 feeding, pasturage. From νίμω. 
 
 Ι^ομΓζω, imperf. Ινόμιζον, ίς, s, f ία-ω, p. νε- 
 νόμικοί, to sanction by law ; to be customary ; 
 to think, esteem ; to approve of ; to act justly j 
 1. a. ίν'ομκτΆ, 1. a, subj. νομ'κτω, τις, τι, part. 
 1. a. act. νομ'κτοί,ς• νομιΖ,'ομα», to be esteemed, 
 to be in good repute ; to be thought. From 
 νομός, 
 
 'ί^ομϊαοί, h, ov, relating ts> the laws ; legal ; 
 
NOM 
 
 588 
 
 ΝΟΣ 
 
 learned in the law ; having experience in the 
 law, 
 
 Ί^όμ,ΐ/Λον, ου, το, law, custom, right ; unwrit- 
 ten law. From 
 
 Ι^όμΐμο;, if/,t}, /μον, or ov, ο κά) h, pertaining 
 to the law ; conformable to the laws ; legiti- 
 mate ; just, equitable ; obeying the laws ; when 
 applied to philosophers and historians, sound, 
 learned. From va^os, a law. 
 
 'Νομΐμι»;, adv. legitimately, lawfully ; con- 
 formably to law. From the preceding. 
 
 'Νΰμιουμίν, 1 . pi, l. J^. ind. act. Ait. See 
 
 Ι^ομιω. 
 
 Ύίομία-Άΐ, 1. α. inf. act. and 
 
 'Νομ,ίσκζ, αντος, part. \ . a. and 
 
 ΎίομΙσητί, 2. pi, \.a. snbj. act. of νομίζω, 
 which see. 
 
 ΎΙΌμιίτμχ, ατός, vo, the established cus- 
 tom ; ivhatever is established by the civil Iniv, 
 or the supreme authority ,• coined money ; 
 money established by law, ivhose value is thus 
 determined, νίνομισταΐ' νομ'ισμα., Iv τοίζ μίτροΐξ, 
 is το νομιζομίνον μΛτξον, the established meas- 
 ure. Sabn. de Usur. xv, 437. Under the 
 Syzanthie Emperors, a gold coin ; if silv"r 
 money ivas spokeii of άξγυξονν ivas added. 
 Gul. Clarice de Nummis, p. 180. From 
 νομίζω. Th. νόμος, a law. 
 
 '^ομκττίο;, that must be thought- esteemed, 
 ^C. From νομίζω. 
 
 Ί^oμϊω,f. Att.for νομίσω, of νομίζω. 
 
 'Νομογξαφίω, ω, to write laws. From vo- 
 μογξάφοζ. 
 
 'ί^ομογξο,φίιχ,, οίί, h) the appointing of laws. 
 From the same,. 
 
 'Νομογξαψοζ, ου, ο κ,οί) h, an appointer of the 
 laws ; a legislator. From νόα,ος and γξάψω. 
 
 Ί^ομο'^ί^άσ-χ.αλος, ου, ο, a doctor of law ; an 
 expounder of the laws. From νόμος and h^a- 
 ΰκαΧος. 
 
 ^ομούΐΰίοί., ας, «, the enacting of a law ; 
 legislation, the legislative pov/er. From νόμος 
 ana S-itris, 
 
 ^oμoSί'τ^ω,f. '/)σω, p. νίνομοθζτ'/ίκα, to enact, 
 sanction, or promulgate laws ; to establish or 
 repress by law ; \. a. Ινομοόίτ'/κτα* perf. pas. 
 νίνομοβ'ιτημαι, pluperf. ind. pas. Ινινομοβζτ'/ιμ'/ιν^ 
 σο, το. Fro7>i 
 
 ^ομούίτγις, ου, ο, a legislator ; α magist ate 
 among the -Athenians whose duty it was to 
 make or digest the laivs. From νόμος and 
 τίβγιμι. 
 
 ^ομοθίτ'/ισαα, ας, &, 1. a, opt. ^ol. of νομο- 
 θίτίω, to enact or make laws ; which see. 
 
 NO'MOS, ου, ό, a law ; because νίμα, it 
 gives, every one his own; the Divine law; 
 custom, usage ; a mode in music ; also a hymn 
 called nome, Anstot. Poet, i.] 
 
 Νο^βί, ου, ό, the same as νομτι, food ; pastur- 
 age ; the habitation where one dwells ; a dis- 
 trict, prosince, or prefecture. 
 
 ^ομοφΰλαζ, αχός, ό και r„ a keeper or guard- 
 ian of the laws ; in pi. νομοφύλακ,ίς, guardians 
 of the laws ; officers who inspected the voles in 
 
 the general assemblies. From νόμος and φΰΚκϊ,, 
 keeper or guardian. 
 
 Ν0Ό2, νους, ό, the mind ; the understand- 
 ing ; opinion, thought, sentiment ; design ; 
 precedence, wisdom ; the sense, meaning, or 
 force of any thing ; the reason or cause of any 
 thing ; gen. νόου, νου, dat, vow, νω, ucc. voovj 
 νουν, vac. νόί, νου. 
 
 ^οσίοντι. Dor. for νοσουσι, 3. pi. f νόσίω. 
 
 'Νοσίξος, ξα, ξον, sick, diseased ; sickly ; sub- 
 ject to diseases ; languid or unhealthy. Th. νόσος. 
 
 "Νοσίω, pres. inf. νοσεΤν, f '^σω, p. νινόσηκα^ 
 to be sick, to fall sick ; to be insane ; to be 
 affected with heresy ; to be under the influence 
 of any vice ; part, 1 . a. νοσήσας, ασα, αν. 
 Fnrm νόσο;. 
 
 ^οσηΧιία, ας, vt, the cure or healing of the 
 sick ; a disease or sickness, in which attendance 
 is required. 
 
 'Νοσ^ιλίία, ων, τα, the attendance, offices, and 
 remedies which are administered to a sick per- 
 son. From 
 
 Ι^οσ'/ιλίύω, /'. £«<γλ», to attend or take care of 
 the sick ; νοστιλίύομαι, to be sick, to be taken 
 care of f)r a. tended in sickness. Frr.m νόσος. 
 
 Ι^όσ'/ιμα, ατός, το, a disease ; a malady ; a 
 vice ; a corruption. From νοσ'ιω. 
 
 ^οσ'/ίματίκ,ος, h, ov, sick, diseased, sickly. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ^οσοκομιίον, ου, το, a hospital; a place where 
 the sick are healed. From 
 
 'Νοσοκομίω, ω, to attend or take care of the 
 sick ; to treat the diseases of the sick. 
 
 'Νοσοκόμ.ος, ου, ο xat ■/>, attending, healing, 
 administering to or curing the sick. From 
 νόσος and κ,ομίω. 
 
 N0'202, ου, ri, a disease ; a contagious dis- 
 temper ; a vice ; the d'sease by way of emi- 
 nence, i. e. the plague, Thucyd. ii, 47. From 
 V55 and σόος, sound, healthy. 
 
 ^οσσά^ας όρνις, for νζοσσα^ας οξνιίας, chick- 
 ens. See Ί>ίίοσσός. 
 
 ^οσσίύω, f ιΰσω, to make a nest ; νοσσιύ- 
 ίσβαι, to be hatched in a nest. 
 
 ΝβιΤ(Γ/ά, ας, h, a nest ; a hatching. Th. 
 νεοσσός. 
 
 'Νοσσίον, ου, το, the young of any thing j 
 a diminutive of νεοσσός. 
 
 "ΝοσσοτοΛω, ω, f νισω, to make a nest ; to 
 hatch. From νοσσος and -πΌΐίω. 
 
 Neff-o-flV, for νεοσσός, the young of any thing. 
 
 Ν02ΤΕΏ, a),f. ήσω, to return, comeback; 
 to go ; set out ; to arrive at. 
 
 ΐ^οστήσω, I. f of νοστίω, to return ; νοστν\- 
 σας, part. 1. a. act. 
 
 Νόστιμος, ου, ό χα) h, that will return ; 
 sweet, agreeable ; the best part of any thing, 
 as the cream or flower of any thing ; νοστιμό- 
 τεξον υΐωξ, sweet water, .Tos. B. J, νόστιμο» 
 '^μαξ, the day of one's return, Odys. i, 9. 
 
 Νόστος, ου, ο, a return ; also sweetness, 
 pleasantness ; a god presiding over mills; 
 νόστος -τάλιν, a return back, Eurip, Sujiplic. 
 1209. From the same Th.'] 
 
NTK 
 
 5S9 
 
 NTN 
 
 IStCySOI, apart from, alone, separate from, 
 without ; out of ; νόσ-φι Β-ίΰν. 
 
 Ίί^Λο-φίξομαι, to Withdraw one's self ; to be 
 apart from ; to be averse to ; to desert ; to 
 take away from, to piiier or purloin ; Jut. mid. 
 ίσομοίί, i. a. in. ίνο(τφι<τά,μ>}ν, ω, κτο, 1. a. irif. 
 m. νοσφϊσο!,σ6α.ι• from 
 
 'Νΰο-φίζΜ, to separate ; to take away privily 
 and appropriate to one's own use. From 
 νΰτφι. 
 
 Ι^οσ-φίσ-βύς, ί7ιτχ, ϊν, part. 1. α. pas, of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Ήοίτων, part. pres. act. of νοσ'ίω, to be sick. 
 
 NoTS^oj, ζά,, ξον, moist, wet. From vortg, 
 moisture. 
 
 Νβτ/«, aj, i, the same as νοτί$' also rain, 
 dew. 
 
 Ιαίΰηξω, to wet, water, moisten ; also to be 
 wet or moist. From νοτ);, moisture. 
 
 Νύτ;οί, wet, from νοτϊξ, moisture ; also 
 southern, from νότοξ, the south wind. 
 
 ΝϋΤΓ2, ύοί, h, moisture, humidity ; also 
 rust, blasting from moisture. 
 
 Ν/5τβ;ΐ9, gen. Ion. of 
 
 Νϋ'Τ02, ov, 0, the south wind, the south. 
 
 Ύίουζυστίκ,οζ, ii, ov, full of understanding, 
 prudence, and wisdom ; a jocular expression. 
 From νους, mind, and βύζω, or βυω, to fill. 
 
 Nouha-iet., «j, «, admonition, suggestion ; 
 also reproof, correction. From vodg and B-i<ris, 
 a placing. 
 
 ί^ουβίτ'ίύο, f ^tru, p. νενανόίτηχκ, to admon- 
 ish ; to inform j to suggest to ; to reprimand ; 
 to rail at ; I. a. Ινουβίτνισα, 1 . a. inf. act. 
 νουθεττισα,ί. From, νου; and τΐύνιμι. 
 
 ^ουύίτ'/ίμα,, οίτος, το, an admonition ; infor- 
 mation, advice. From the jrreceding. 
 
 'iHouhrixos, ij, ov, admonitory ; pertaining to 
 admonition. From νουύζτίω. 
 
 Niii^>5v/a, «J, ■i, the new moon ; the begin- 
 ning of the month ; a new month, as if νΐομη- 
 ν'ιοί. From vios and μήνη, the moon. 
 
 ^ουμμοζ, ου, ο, money, coin ; a piece of 
 money. From νόμος. 
 
 ^ουνίχ^Υίς, ϊος, ο κοά νι, intelligent, wise, 
 having good sense. From νους and 'ίχω. 
 
 Ήουνζχ^ως, adv. prudently, discreetly ; νουνν- 
 χ^'οντύύς, the same. From the preceding. 
 
 "Νους, See Neoj. 
 
 'Nodtroi, Poet, for νόσος, ου, ή, disease ; a 
 plague or pestilence. 
 
 Nw, Poet, an expletive particle, expressing 
 doubt or regret, 
 
 Ι^υγιϊς, part. 2. a. pas. of νύσσω, f. ^ω, to 
 prick ; 1. fl. ϊνυζα, 2. a. pas. Ινυγ^ν. 
 
 Nv}/^*), >ji, ii, and 
 
 Ni/^^oV, oZ, 0, a puncture ; the point of any 
 thing ; a sting, a spur ; the prick of a pin, ^c. 
 
 ^ux,T,for νύχ,τοί, ace. sing, of νυ'^, νυκτός, h, 
 night. 
 
 Ήυκπζίνος, vi, ov, nocturnal ; belonging to 
 the night ; dark, opaque, obscure. Fro7n νύζ. 
 
 'ΝυΛΤίξίς, ί^ος, h, a bat ; alsQ a kind of fish. 
 From the same. 
 
 Νί/κτί^βί, ouy »«< i, going by night, noc- 
 turnal. From νυξ. 
 
 Νυχτίκόξαζ, ακος, ό, the night-raven, a kind 
 of owl. 
 
 Νι/«τ/λα^«ίτλί, ίος, ο και τι, shining in the 
 night ; an epithet of the moon. Fnmi vu^ and 
 λάμ-^ύι), to shine. 
 
 Νυκ,τίνομος, and νυκψινόμος, ου, ο κα) {j, feed- 
 ing by night. From vv% and νόμος. From 
 νίμω, to feed. 
 
 Νυχ7ομά,χ;ίοί, α,ς, h, a battle fought in the 
 niglit. Fioin νυξ and μάχομοι,ι, to tight. 
 
 Ι^ίύκτωξ, adv. by night ; during the night. 
 Th. νύ'ξ. 
 
 ΐ!:ίυμφχγωγος, ου, ο χκ) h, the conductor of 
 the bride ; he or she, who conducted the new 
 married bride from her father's house to her 
 husband's. From νύμφη and οίγω, to lead. 
 
 Ι^υμφοΰος, a.\a, uTov, belonging to nymphs. 
 
 'Νυμφας, a, o, a proper name, Nymphas j 
 affianced ; a bridegroom. 
 
 'ΝυμφεΤος, ου, ό χα.) h, nuptial, bridal, per- 
 taining to a bride. Th. νύμφ^. 
 
 ^ύμφευσις, ίως, fi, the bestowing of a maiden 
 in marriage. From 
 
 Νυμφεύω, f. εύσω, to bestow in marriage ; 
 to marry or betroth ; νυμφεύομαι, to be giveii 
 in marriage ; to take for a wife. From 
 
 ΝΤ'ΜΦΗ, ης, η, a new-married bride ; ' a 
 daughter-in-law ; also a Nymph, one of the 
 female divinities, fabled to preside over foun- 
 tains, groves, meadows, and mountains; gen. 
 pi. νυμφίων. Ion. for νυμφών. 
 
 ΝυμφίΒίος, lot., lov. Poet, nuptial, relating to 
 marriage, bridal. From the preceding. 
 
 Νυμφϊχος, i), ov, the same, and from the 
 same. 
 
 'Νύμφ/ος, ου, ο xoc.) ή, the same ; also he or 
 she that marries or is married. Fro7/i the 
 same. 
 
 'Νυμφίος, ου, ο, a husband ; a bridegroom. 
 From the satne. 
 
 Ί^υμφοχό//.οιο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 ^υμφοχόμος, ου, ό xca η, occupied in pre- 
 paring or adorning the new married bride. 
 From νύμφη and χομ'εω, to adorn, to take 
 care of. 
 
 'Νυμφόληττος, ου, ο κα) ή, seized with 
 phrensy upon seeing one of the Nymphs, 
 frantic. From νύμφη and λοίμζά,νω, to take, 
 seize, f. m. λή-φομοιι. 
 
 'Νυμφοστόλος, ου, ό xui ή, he or she that pre- 
 pares or adorns the bride ; he under whose 
 direction the marriage is made. See Νυμφά• 
 γωγος. From νύμφη and στέλλω, to adorn. 
 
 'ί^υμφων, ωνας, ό, the marriage bed or bed- 
 chamber. Th. νύμφη. 
 
 ΝΓ~Ν, or Att. νυν), now, at this time ; in 
 reasoning, but, now ; ό, h, το vdv, sc. ^v, οζσα,, 
 ov, present ; ίίχ^ζΐ του νυν sc. χοίίξου, until the 
 present time ; «τβ του νυν, sc. χρόνου, from this 
 time, hereafter: The precis' difference between 
 νυν, the adverb, and νυν, the enclitic, is, that the 
 former signifies the now of time, and the latter 
 
ΝΡ-Δ 
 
 ?90 
 
 ΝΠΤ 
 
 the now of ar'guinent ; so we should say, u fori 
 vixoiSf iXh xu) vZv, if ever you did come, come 
 now, instantly. But where the enclitic occurs, 
 the word may be usually represented in Eng- 
 lish by then, where it is similar to the Greek 
 βυν, as ^Ιίγοίκλΐίί μίν νυν ούτω? ετξΆσιη, 
 JVIegacles for his part was then going on so or 
 so ; but vvv so circumstanced is generally less 
 emphatic than ουν it serves frequently to brace 
 together the opening particles of a sentence, 
 where itself is almost universally a secondary 
 jmrticle. Class. Jmrn. vol. xvii, p. 208.] 
 
 Nyy, enclit. then, therefore ; the sain^ as νύ. 
 See the preceding. 
 
 NT'S, νυχτοζ, 71, night ; the setting of the 
 sun J the shades of death ; ace. νύκ.τχ, and 
 Metaph. in N. T. a time of ignorance. Some- 
 times in Homer, death, i. e. the night of death. 
 
 Ny|', for νύξί. Ion. for 'ίνυξί, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 act. of νύσσω, f. \ω, p. νίνυχ^α, to prick, pierce, 
 wound; 1. a. inf. νύ^χι, part, νόξχί. 
 
 ΝϋξΛ», l.f. act. of the same. 
 
 ΝΤΟ' Σ fvvosj, ου, 71, a son's wife ; a bride. 
 From vio$, as if Ά new daughter. 
 
 Ύ^υσοζ, Syracus. lame, halting. 
 
 "Νύσσα, νς, h, the goal to which the horses 
 are spurred, νύσσοντοι,ι• metaphorically, a scope, 
 mark, or object aimed at. 
 
 Νΰσσοντίζ, nom. ju. part. pres. act. of 
 
 ΝΤ'22Ω, or -7τω, f. ^M, p. νίνυχοί, to 
 prick, pierce, thrust ; to strike v,-ith the point cf 
 any thing ; to wound, transfix; to drive or im- 
 pel forwards ; 1. a. ενυ^α.• perf pas. νίνυγμα*. 
 
 Νύσταγμ,Ά, aros, το, and 
 
 Νυσταγμός, ου, ο, heaviness and slumbering, 
 properly with nodding. 
 
 ΝΤΣΤΑ'ΖΩ, /. Ιω, p. νενύσταχκ, to 
 sleep or slumber ; to nod the head with heav- 
 iness or drowsiness ; also to be careless, neg- 
 ligent, and inattentive ; 1 . a. Ινύστα%οί• νυστάζω 
 is used for νιυσταζω, and νιυστάω. Frojn νεύω, 
 to nod. 
 
 Νύττω, See Νύσσω, to pierce or prick. 
 
 Ννχ;οί, adv. by night. Th. νύξ. 
 
 Νν;ζείκ, as, 'h, the name of a Nymph, Ny- 
 chia. 
 
 Νυχ^ύήμίξον, a space of twenty four hours. 
 From vy| and γιμίζα• κτ are changed into χ^ΰ, 
 en accottnt of the following aspirate. 
 
 Ννχιοξ, ία, lov, and νύχ^υτοζ, Callim. noc- 
 turnal ; δ/' όίλα νύχ^ιον, through or over the 
 niffhtly wave, Eurip. Med. 211 ; or, as 
 JBrunck thinks, over the western sea, i. e. in 
 respect to Colchis.] 
 
 Νύχοζ, εο;, το, night, darkness. Th. νύ^. 
 
 ΝΓΙ'ΓΑΛΑ (νωγοίΧα), ων, τα., sweetmeats ; 
 the various delicacies and refinements of cook- 
 eiy ; as if ν'εον γάλα, new milk. 
 
 Νω}ος, h, ov, toothless ; having no teeth. 
 From, vi} and o^ohg, a tooth. 
 
 ΝωΙΰνϋζ, ου, ο κα) 'A, free from pain ; also 
 mitigating or relieving pain. From vh and 
 β^ύν». Hence νω^υνία, an exemption from 
 pain, the absence of pain. 
 
 Νωί, 0, indecl. a proper name, Noah. Heh. 
 to rest. 
 
 Νωθ\ for νώτα, on account of the following 
 aspirate, nom. pi. of νωτοί, ου, ο, the back ; in 
 pi. τα νώτα. 
 
 Νωύεία, ας, h, and Ion. νωΰείνι, tardiness, 
 sloth, laziness, indifference. From 
 
 Νί1ΘΗ'2, εοζ, ο χα) hi slow, inactive, lazy, 
 stupid, dull. From νω, j)art. priv. and Β-εω, 
 to run. 
 
 Nu^nTt, hy SyncsresL• Ion. for νοτιβ'/ιτι, 1. a. 
 imperat. pas. of νοίω, to think. 
 
 Νωύξοχάζ^ιος, ου, ο χα) '/), having a dull 
 spirit, stupid, sluggish. From νωθζος and χαξ- 
 ^ία, the heart. 
 
 Νωύξος, ξα, ξον, slow, dull, heavy, stupid, 
 negligent. Th. νωύ'ής. 
 
 ΝωίξοτΆς, ιητος, ri, heaviness, slowness, slug- 
 gishness. From the preceding. 
 
 Νωϊ, νοϋ, and vm'v, νων, nom. and dot. dual, 
 of Ιγω, I. 
 
 Νωχαξ, ξος, το, insensibility, lethargy, pro- 
 found repose, sloth ; as an adj. very sluggish, 
 slow, lazy. From νω, for vh, and σχαίξω, to 
 leap. 
 
 Νωλεμεως, continually, perpetually, without 
 cessation. From 
 
 NilAEMH? 2, εος, χα) h, and το νωλεμες, 
 continual, without ceasing. From vh λείττω, 
 p. pas. λίλειμμα,ί. 
 
 Νωμαν, pres. inf. act. of νωμάω. Hence 
 
 Νωμάσας, Dor. for νωμ^σας, part. 1. a. act. 
 and 
 
 Νωμάσοισιν, Dor. for νωμ'^σουσιν, 3. pi. l.f 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 Νωμάω, to distribute, share ; to move, 
 shake, vibrate ; to revolve in the mind ; to ob- 
 serve, consider ; to govern, to rule, to frequent., 
 Th. νίμω, to divide. 
 
 Νωμτισαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. and 
 
 Νωμήσας, part. 1, a. act. of νωμάω, which 
 see. 
 
 Νωμω, Dor. for νέμω. 
 
 Νωνύμος, and νωννυμος, Poet, for ανώνυμος, 
 ου, ό χα) 'h, without name ; Avithout celebrity ; 
 obscure, unknown, ignoble, inglorious. From 
 vh and ονυμα, ^ol. for όνομα., ατός, το, a 
 name. 
 
 NooQ^o•^, ο-ττος, χα) h, dazzling, bright, 
 shining ; from νω, for vh, and ο-φίς, because 
 dimming the sight ; also sonorous, loud, shrill, 
 harmonious. 
 
 Νωσα», by Synesresis Ion. for νο^σαι, 1. a. 
 inf. act. and 
 
 Nωσaτo,for νο'/ισατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. Ion. ; 
 so vώσaσ6a^,for νο^σάσβαι, 1. a. inf. m.; and so 
 in the rest ; fron^ νο'εω, to think. 
 
 NcJT,for νώτα, nom. pi. of νωτος, ου, ο, the 
 back. 
 
 Νωτάχμονοξ, nom. pi. of 
 
 Νωτάχμων, όνος, ό χα) h, carrying an anvil 
 on the back. From νωτος, the back, and 
 α,χμων, όνος, ο, an anvil. 
 
 ΝωτοΆοττεω, ω, to cut oiF the neck ; to beat 
 
ΝίΙΤ 
 
 591 
 
 ΚΩΧ 
 
 sr strike the back or loins. From νωτοί and 
 χόττω. 
 
 ΝΩ~Τ02, ου, ο, the back ; the surface ; an 
 eminence ; also the anus ; νώτα. ^-αλάσιτης, the 
 surface of the sea ; in pi. rk' ν&ίτα, dot. pi. 
 V6JT0iffi, gen. pi. νώτων. » 
 
 ϋίωτοφοξίω, to carry burthens on ihe back ; 
 said of camels, Diod. Sic. From νωτος and 
 φοξίω. 
 
 'Νωτοφόξο;, ου, ό kou h, carrying on the back 
 
 or shoulders ; a beast of burthen. Jtrom veart^ 
 and φίξω, to bear or carry. 
 
 'ίϋω^ίλίύομίΐϋ, to be slow, lazy, feeble, or 
 careless at work. From 
 
 'ίίίω;^ίλ'/ΐί, io;, ό kou «, slow, weak, useless, 
 lazy, indifferent. From vij and κίλλω, to 
 move, run. 
 
 Ί^ίωχίλίοί, α?, 91, laziness, sloth, sluggishness, 
 weakness, carelessness. From the preceding^ 
 
 HEI 
 
 H, the fourteenth letter of the Greek alpha- 
 
 het ; as a tiumeral, it expresses sixty, and with 
 a little mark heloiv (|,), it denotes sixty thousand. 
 In the Aide dialect, σ is often changed into ξ• 
 and in the Dtmc, | often takes the place of cff, 
 and of IT in the future arid 1. a. 
 
 SA'INU, /'. ζ&νω, p. εξαγ-^οί, to card, pick, 
 pluck, or comb wool or βαχ ; to strike, beat, 
 
 Ηάνύτη, γ)ί, '/ι, a proper name, Xanthe. 
 
 Sav^'/ia-iv, dot. pi. Ion. f. g. for ξαι/^αΓ^ of 
 \α,ν6οξ•, yellow, flaxen. 
 
 3av6^'ζω,f. ίσω, to make yellow, tawny, red- 
 dish ; also to be yellow, tawny, ^-c. Th. 
 ^oivuoi, yellow. 
 
 Ηα,νΰόύζίξ., ιχος, ο κα.) ri, having yellow hair. 
 From ξα,νύο; and 9-ξΐ^, τξΐχ^οζ, h, hair, a bush 
 ' of hair. 
 
 'Β,οίνύοκομα,ν, gen. pi. Oor. of 
 
 Μανύοκίμγΐζ, ου, ο, having yellow hair. 
 
 Ηι/.νύοχ,Όμος, ου, ο xeti h, the same. From 
 ^ανύόί end κόμη, hair. 
 
 SAN0O^2, y,, ov, yellow, light yellow; 
 reddish, red. There is also 
 
 Ηάνύοζ, ου, ο, jyroper name of a river, Xan- 
 Ihus. 
 
 'Άα,νύ'οχ^ξοος, ου, ο κ,οά ή, having a j'ellow skin, 
 yellow. From \α,ν6ος and χξ'οοζ. 
 
 Ηανβω, gen. Dor. f)r ξοίν^οΰ, qf^oiveosi 
 
 SoLvZ, l.f. act. of 'ύ,α,Ίνω, which see. 
 
 SiiVYi'ioi, ncm pi. of 
 
 Ss/y^/ey, or ξε/ν/ον, Poet, for ^zvtov, ου, το, a 
 gift bestowed upon a guest ; a rare species of 
 lentil. Th. ϊ,ίνος, a guest, a host. 
 
 3ανίζω, to entertain or lodge a stranger. 
 See 3ίνίζω. From ξεΓνο?, Poet, for |ενβ?, a 
 guest. 
 
 Suvixoi, yi, ov, foreign, strange ; hospitable, 
 relating to hospitality ; lon.for^^iviKOi. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Si'ivioi, for ξεν/βί, /α, iov, hospitable ; relat- 
 ing or belonging tp guests. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 SEN 
 
 Ηε/νΰ^ό«ί9ί, and ^εινο^όχος, ov, ο koc.) ii, a hostj 
 entertainer or receiver of guests or strangers» 
 But 
 
 Ξανό^οχοί, ου, ό xett h, the guest or stranger 
 who is entertained. From 'i,uvo;, for ξενβί, a 
 guest, and "^ίχομα,ί, to receive. 
 
 Ηίΐνοκτον'ίω, Ion. for ζενοχτονίω, to kill 
 guests or strangers ; to kill. From ^ivos and 
 κτίίνω, to kill. 
 
 ΞίΤνο;, η, ov, Ion. for ζ,ίνο;, a guest. 
 
 Ξίνα.γίτ'/ΐζ, ου, ό, & guide or entertainer of 
 strangers. 
 
 Ξίνοίγίω, f ήσω, to conduct strangers to see 
 the remarkable things in a place ; to receive as 
 a guest ; to instruct strangers in the customs of 
 the place ; to maintain, and let to hire, mer- 
 cenary soldiers ; to be the leader of mercenary 
 troops. From ζ^ίνο; and αγω, to lead. 
 
 Ξίνοί,γωγίω, ω, the Same, andfroTn the same. 
 
 Siva.'raTOi;, a, o. Dor. for 
 
 SivxTccTyii, ου, ό, one who deceives strangers 
 or guests. From ξενβ? and ά'^οίτόίω, to de- 
 ceive. 
 
 Ηίναζχγίί, ioi, κ,οά ή, equitable towards 
 strangers, protecting strangers ; thus justice, 
 h TtKYi, is designated as τι τοίζ ζίνοίξ α,οχοΖα•οι, 
 •Α,οά βο'/}0ουβ•χ, Koci "ffaffoiv υζξΐν ά,τ' Λυτών α,-ττω- 
 βϋΰσο!,, assisting and protecting strangers and 
 guests, and repelling from them every outrage, 
 
 ΈενΙα, ας, and Ion. yi?, ή, the situation of a 
 stranger or guest ; the right of hospitality , a 
 reception as a guest ; friendship, reciprocal 
 right of hospitality. Th. ξίνοζ, a guest. 
 
 3ίνίζω, to entertain a stranger ; to receive 
 as a guest ; to be acquainted \vith or speak of 
 foreign manners or transactions ; to use a 
 foreign language ; to imitate foreign rrjanners, 
 customs, (^c. ; to astonish or surprise with the 
 noA'^elty of any thing. Hence part. vres. pi. 
 neut. τα ξίνΐξοντα, strange or uncommon things; 
 f. ία•ω, p. iKOc, I. o. ίξέν/(Τα• pres. pos. ϊ^ενίζι- 
 
SES 
 
 S9g 
 
 iSTA 
 
 jteiti, to be enteirtained as a guest ; to be aston^ 
 ished at any thing, as new, unusual, strange, 
 foreign, <^c. 1. a. pas. l|£wV^;jv, 1. a. subj. 
 pas. 'ζ^ινισάω. From the preceding Th. 
 
 Sivtxos, h, ov, foreign, from abroad j hospi- 
 table, relating to hospitality. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 ^iviov, ov, TO, a gift bestowed upon a strang- 
 er or guest ; any gift. 
 
 Sivtci, lot, lov, hospitable ; relating to guests 
 «r strangers ; receiving as guests. 
 
 Siviffuiis part. 1. a. pas. and 
 
 Ηί\ιια•6ωμίν, I. pi. 1. a. subj. jyas. of ξινίζω, 
 to entertain strangers. 
 
 Ηίνια-μοί, ov, β, the reception or entertain- 
 ment of guests ; novelty ; the admiration or 
 surprise arising from any thing new or unex- 
 pected. From ξινίζω. 
 
 HiviTsi», as, 'h, an abiding or journeying in 
 a foreign country ; an inn ; lodgings. 
 
 Ηινίτιύω, f. ίόσω, to dwell or travel abroad ; 
 to lead a wandering life ; pres. mid. ξίνιτιύομκι, 
 the same ; also to be a hired soldier in a for- 
 eign country. Th. %ivng, a stranger, a guest. 
 
 ΗίνοΙοχίω, ω, to receive and entertain strang- 
 ers ; to be hospitable. From ξίνοξ a7id "^ίρζ,ο- 
 μκι, to receive ; p. mid. Vihoxoi. 
 
 3ίνολογίω, ω, f. viffu), p. ίξίνολόγ>ιχΆ, to 
 receive soldiers in a foreign country ; to com- 
 pel foreigners to enlist. From 
 
 3ίνόλογος, ου, ο xxi h, one who makes a 
 lew of troops in a foreign country ; also a 
 proper name, Xenologus. From ξίνο; and 
 Xiyi» 
 
 HE'N02, and Poet, ξΰνοζ, ου, a guest, a 
 stranger, a foreigner ; also a host ; he to whom 
 one is bound by ties of hospilulity ; adj. strange, 
 extraordinary, foreign, barbarous. 
 
 Ηινατροφίω, ω, f. τισω, to have foreign troops 
 in pay ; to maintain foreigners and strangers. 
 From ξίνβ? and τξίφω, to nourish. 
 
 Άιν'οομοίΐ, and ξίνουμαι, to be entertained as a 
 guest or stranger ; to be connected by the 
 bonds of hospitality ; to be a stranger; to 
 travel in a foreign country. From ξίν'οω. 
 
 Ηινοφων, ωντοζ, ο, a proper name, Xeno- 
 phon. 
 
 Sivo&>, fid,f. ωσω, the same as ξινίζω, which see. 
 
 3ϊνωζ, adv. in the manner of strangers or 
 foreigners ; as a foreigner. From ξίνοι, a 
 stranger. 
 
 SiV|'/7i> α I>roper name, Xerxes ; a Persian 
 word. 
 
 'BifUuit Jtart. I. a. pas. of ξίω, to scrape, to 
 
 shave. 
 
 Sio-ii, ιως, h, the act of scraping, shaving, 
 smoothing, polishing. From ξίω. 
 
 SiffTn?, ου, 0, a measure equal to a pint and 
 a half, or twenty four ounces; gen. pi. ξιστύν. 
 From the Latin sextus. 
 
 Ήίστος, η, ov, scraped, shaved, hewn, polish- 
 ed ; made even. From ξίω. 
 
 HiffTou^yia., aj, h, the art of carving, smooth- 
 ing, polishing, planing. 
 
 ΗΕΏ, /. ΐ(τω, to scrape, plane, hew, polish, 
 grave ; p. pas. εξίο-μΆΐ, 1. a. pas. ίξίίτύνιν. 
 
 Ηγ.ξοι, α,ζ, h, the land, as distinguished from 
 the sea ; the main land. From ξαρος, dry. 
 
 ΒΐίξΟίίνω, f ανω, p. Ιξ^ξαγχα, to dry ; to 
 make dry •, 1. a. ΐξήζοίνοί- perf. pas. ϊξ'ήξαμμοιι, 
 part. perf. pas. ίξηξχμμίνοξ, vi, ov, \. a. pas. 
 Ιξπξάνίην, ns, 71, ^. f. pas. ξτ^ξοί,νύήσ-ομα,ι. Th. 
 ξπξοζ, dry. 
 
 Bn^ecvSiis, part. I. a. pas. and 
 
 Ξιηξοίνβω, 1 . a. subj. pas. of ξ'πζοίίνω. 
 
 Ητίξο,ιτϊκ, οίζ, ίι, dryness ; the act of drying ; 
 also a disease or affection of the hair. From 
 
 Ξ,ήξασίζ, ίωζ, vi, the same. From ξπξοίίνω. 
 
 SHPO'2, ξοί, ξον, dr}', parched ; void, 
 empty, i. e. without food or drink ; pale, life- 
 less with terror ; metaphorically, dry, insipid, 
 unadorned. 
 
 Η'Λξότηί, viros, h, dryness. From the pre-• 
 cedi7ig. 
 
 SFPIS, or ξύξΐς, a certain plant ; corn-flag. 
 
 Ηϊφ^ΐξνΐί, ios, 6 zect yj, holding a sword ; 
 with sword in hand. From ξίφος and α,οω. 
 
 Ήιφηφοξίω, to bear a sword ; to be armed 
 with a sword. From ξίφος and φοξίω. 
 
 3ΐφιΐξόξος, ου, ο κοά ί], carrying a sword ; 
 adorned with a sword. From ξίφος and φίζω. 
 
 3ίφϊΰίς, ου, ο, the sword-fish. From ξίφος„ 
 a sword. 
 
 ΗίφίΙίον, ου, το, a litttle sword ; a dagger ; 
 dimin. of ξίφος, a sword. 
 
 3ίφκττηΐ), ηξ^ος, ο, a belt ; also a sheath. 
 
 ΗΓΦΟΣ (ξίφος), ιοζ, το, a sword ; the 
 sword of the sword-fish ; a certain plant ; meta- 
 phorically a man of wit and eloquence ; dat. 
 τω ξίφίΐ. Hence in Engl, knife. 
 
 Ηουθος, h, ov, yellow; white; red; swift; 
 sweet. From ξα,νΰός. 
 
 3υγκ.ύτβα,νί, Poet, by Sync, for σνγκατ'ίύανί, 
 .3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of tuv, κοίτα, and 
 ^νήοΉ,ω, to die ; 2. a. 'iduvov, ις, ε. 
 
 ^υγκομϊ'Βΐΐ, τις, h• See ^υγκομίο^ι.^ 
 
 3υή>.7ΐ, ης, h, a shaving-knife ; a plane ; an 
 instrument to scrape and polish ; a short sword 
 used by the Spartans. From ξίω. 
 
 3ΰλοί, τκ, pi- ofξΰKov, which see. 
 
 Ηυλά,ξίον, ου, το, a scion, a little stick or 
 shoot ; a little board. 
 
 3υλίίβί,, ας, «, the act of furnishing, hewing, 
 or felling timber or fuel ; timbers, fuel, mate- 
 rials. 
 
 3υλίόομαι, to provide or get wood or timber; 
 to provide or furnish materials. From 
 
 3υλίυς, ίως, ό, one who collects or furnishes 
 wood. From ξύλον. 
 
 3ΰλϊνος, ivri, tvov, wooden ; made of wood. 
 From the same. 
 
 3υλίφίον, ου, το, a little board ; a little table, 
 Z>iod. Sic. 
 
 3υλλαμξανω, to take, to seize ; to bring 
 assistance ; for συλλαμβάνω, which see. 
 
 3ύλλ'ή-4Ίς, εως, h, a seizing or apprehending, 
 Thucyd. i, 134.] 
 
 3νλο•ΛΌ•7τβς, ου, ο, a wood-cutter ; a provider 
 
STN 
 
 593 
 
 STP 
 
 of wood ; a wood -pecker ; one who beats with 
 a cudgel ; a carpenter's tool ; a broad axe ; a 
 hatchet. From κΌτττμ and 
 
 ^T'AON ("^ϋλον), ου, 70, wood ; a stick, a 
 cudgel ; a beam, any timber, any thing made 
 of wood ; the name of a shrub, 
 
 ΗυλουξγίΜ, to perform work in wood ; to be 
 a carpenter or joiner. From ζύλον and 'ίξγον, 
 work. 
 
 Ξίΰλονξγϊχοξ, «, ov, relating to a carpenter or 
 joiner ; belonging to the business of a carpenter 
 or joiner ; belonging to the business of a car- 
 penter. From the preceding. 
 
 Ηυλοφα,ν'/ις, ίο;, having the wood uncovered ; 
 TO ^υλοφχνί;, is a place in a building where the 
 wood Avork is not covered with plastering. 
 From ζνλον and φαίνομαι, Oiod. Sic. 
 
 3υλοφοξίω, ω, f. ίσω, to carry wood ; to 
 bear a club, rod, or cudgel. From ξύλον and 
 
 ψΰξίω, 
 
 Μυλοφοξίΰί, ας, 'h, the carrying of wood ; the 
 conveying of wood ; the bearing of a rod. 
 From 
 
 Ηνλοφόξος, ου, ό καϊ }), a slave or servant 
 who waits with a staif ; one who carries wood. 
 From 'ξύλον and φίξω, to carry. , 
 
 Ηυλοχ^ίξομαι, and Dor. Ίι/^ομα,ί, the sam,e as 
 ξυλίόομαι, to cut, cleave, or collect wood or 
 fuel. From 
 
 ΗΰΚοχπζ, ου, ό Kci) h, having wood, fuel, or 
 materials ; as a siibstantive, a wood ; a place 
 planted with trees ; uncultivated land ; the hair 
 of a beast. From 'ξύλον and Ίχω, to have. 
 
 Svf^Sett)}, Att. or Dor. for (rvfiSatfj, 2, a, 
 opt. act. of (Τνμζούνω. Tk, βαίνω, to gO. 
 
 ΗνμζάΧλίΐν, pres. inf. Att. for συμΛάΧ- 
 λαν- 
 
 βνμζλίοτο, Ion. and Ait. for cwsSiSx^ro, 
 3. sing, piuperf. pas. of ιπιμ^άλλω, ivhicli see. 
 
 Ήύμ'πα.ντα,ς, acc. pL. masc. gen. Att. and 
 
 Sv^Tccffoiff. g. Att. of σνμ'πΆζ. 
 
 ^νμ•!Τΐφνξμίνον,- Eurip. Med. 1196, pori. 
 perf. from 
 
 ^υμφύξΜ, for (τυμφϋξίι), f. ΰξω, p. ττίφυξχκ, 
 to iatermingle, intermix.] 
 
 S^, Att. and Ion. for cvv, preposition gov- 
 erning the dative, with ; used by Thucydides 
 and the other old Attic writers. The verbs 
 compounded wilh ξϋν will be found under Siiv.] 
 
 Svvayov, 3. jjL 2. a. or imperf. Ion. and 
 Att. of 
 
 'Ξ,υνα,'γω, to collect or heap together ; to en- 
 gage ; to unite ; associate ; Att. for συνάγω, 
 which see ; ζυνοίγοντίζ, nom, p/. part, pres, 
 
 Svvauli, pres. imperat. act. Att, of συνοαι^ω. 
 
 Suvccv ^αναγνξίων. Dor. for ^ανων τκνίίγυ- 
 ξΐων. 
 
 Μυνάων, ονοξ, Ι κ,η) h, Poet, for ^υνων, όντοί, 
 an associate ; a sharer, a companion. 
 
 Sw^i^ia-ro^ Ion. and Att. for συν^ύίντο, 
 S, pi. piuperf. pas. of α-υνίίω, to tie together. 
 
 Suv'^titrai, I. a. iif. Att. of the same verb. 
 
 SwoiaiToiirueii, See ^νν^ιαιτάομαι.'^ 
 
 Huvii'iKoct) twenty at once or together. From 
 
 75 
 
 Xuv,for ffuvf Att. and UUoai, Poet, by Pleonasm 
 for i'Uoei, twenty. 
 
 Ηυν'ί'/ικ.οί, «ί, £, Ion. and Att. by resolution 
 
 for συνη'ΛΛ, cis, ί, 1 . a. ind. act, if ffuviny.ty 
 
 to engage or fight ; to understand ; which see. 
 
 Ηΰνζξγζ, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. and Att. for 
 συνίίξγι, of συνίίζγω, f. ξω, to inclose, confine. 
 
 Sovf-St 2. a. imperut. act. Ait. of συν'ιημί' 
 ξννίτο, 3. si7ig. 2. a. m. Att. 
 
 Hvvira. acc. pi. n. g. of 
 
 S'jviTos, intelligible ; prudent ; Att. for 
 συνίτος. 
 
 Suviuva, vji, h, fcvv T/v/ ίυνωμΑν'/]) a concu- 
 bine ; a wife •, « συνίννίης, thos, h 'άκοιης, αλο~ 
 χ^ο;, a bedfellow, a Avife. 
 
 'Βυν/ιΊΌς, ου, ή κα.) h, common ; and 
 
 '^υ)/ήων, ονοί, ο κα.) h, Ά partner, companion, 
 associate. From 'έ,υνας, common. 
 
 Simafft, 3. pi. pres. ind. of 'έ,όναμι, Att. to 
 assemble. From trhv and ειμί., to go. 
 
 Svviov, for ^υv^oυv,for ^vvi'/iffocv, for cruviviffBiv, 
 3. pi. imperf. Att. of συνάω, or συν'ΐ'/ιμ,ι, to un- 
 derstand. 
 
 'SvviovTMv, gen, pi. part. 2. a. act. of'^υvl•/iμι, 
 or ζύναμι, to assemble, to meet. From συν 
 and "*}μι, or ίιμ/, to go. 
 
 3υννίνοφί/7αν, acc. sing. part. pef. act. f. g. 
 Att. or mid. f g. for ΰ-υνίνίφυΐοίν, of α-υννίφίω, 
 to darken with clouds. 
 
 Suvei'iTit?, for <τυνοΊ<τίΐί, 2. sing. 1. f act. of 
 (τυμφίαω, vjhich see. From συν and φίξω, 
 f. ο'ίσω, 1 . a. viviyKa. 
 
 'Ξ,υνομνιλίκ.ι, (lat. sing. of 
 
 Ηυνομνιλι'ξ, 'ίκ,οζ, ό xcci ί, Att. for συνο- 
 μΥίΧί'ί,. 
 
 HTNO'2 Civvoi), s7, ov, common ; \mov 
 ίσύΧον, a common benefit or advantage, Tyr- 
 tcBus ; also uncertain. 
 
 Ηυνοτά,φιον, for συνοτά,φιον, ου, το, a common 
 sepulchre, as it should be read, instead of 'ξίνο- 
 τάφ»ον, αρ. Suid. voce ΊΊ.ολυάν'^ξίον. Toup. 
 
 Ήυνοχ;/ι, m, h, Att. for συνοχ}ι, a pressing 
 or squeezing togetlier ; a narrowing. See 2i/- 
 νοχ,ή. From συν'ίχω, to bind or press to- 
 gether. 
 
 Ήϋν'οω, ω, to join ; to associate with ; to im- 
 part to. From ζ,υνό;. 
 
 'Β,υνων, part. pres. act. for συνων, Όντος of 
 σύναμι, to be together, ivhich see. Th. ύμ), 
 to be. 
 
 'Β,υνωζίξ, Att. for συνωξίζ, ΐ^ος, h, a car drawn 
 by two horses ; 'ί,υνωξΐξ τΊκνων, twins, Soph. 
 (Ed. Col, 443. From συιιρζω, to fasten 
 together. 
 
 Ηυομίν/ι, ΐ)ί, 'h, part. pres. pas. f. g. of ϊ,ύω, 
 the same as 'ξίω, to scrape, to shave. 
 
 Ήΰξάω, or Λω, to shave, as with η razor; to 
 cut off' close to the skin ; jrres. pas, ϊ^υξάομαι, 
 ωμΆΐ, pres. inf. m. ϊ,νξασ-^Άί, perf. pas. ί'έ,ύξτι- 
 μοίΐ, part. perf. ί^υξ'/ΐμίνο;, >?, ov, I. a. m. 
 ίξυξίΐσάμ•/ιν, ω, ατο, 1. «. m. subj. ζυξ^σωμοα, 
 '/I, yirat, and in 3. pi. ϊ,υ^'ήσωνται. From ζυξο;, 
 a razor ; from ϊ,ύω, to shave, to scrape. 
 
 "Ξ,ΰξ'/ισι;, ίω;, 'h, the act of shaving. From 
 
»Τ2 
 
 594 
 
 SYil 
 
 2. m?ig )). pas. of the preceding^ by rejecting i, 
 and changing ai into ι$. 
 
 Ηύξθ(>ίοί», to shave one's self ; to be shaved, 
 properly with a razor. 
 
 Ξυξον, oZ, ro, the same as 
 
 Sijoo;, οϋ, 0, a razor. From ^ΰω. 
 
 5ΰξθζ, ά, ov, sharp ; substantively, a razor. 
 From ϊ,ύω. 
 
 SvffhUi part. 1. a. pas. of %ύω, to shave 
 with a razor. 
 
 Sva-To;, *i, ov, shaven, made smooth, polish- 
 ed ; ζ,υστα,, τα, darts or spears, polished loith 
 scraping or rubbing. 
 
 Svirros, οϋ, ό, or 'έ,νιττον, ov, ro, a place of ex- 
 ercise for the wrestlers or athletae. From 
 ϊ,ύω, because made smooth and even. 
 
 Άυστξα, or 
 
 Ξνστξον, a comb, a scraper. From 
 
 Svct), the same as ζ,ίω, f. ύσω, p. ίξοχα, to 
 , shave, scrape, smooth j p. pas. %%υ<τμαι. 
 
 Ο, 
 
 ο 
 
 ο 
 
 ο L• tL• fifteenth letter of the Greek alpha- 
 het, and is called ο μιχξον, omicron, to distin- 
 guish it from u μίγοί. As a nnmeral it de- 
 notes seventy, and with a line below foj seventy 
 thousand. The early ivriiers used cv for o. 
 In the Doric dialect, ο is changed into i• in the 
 ^olic, into ν thus, Ά•ΑΧλ.ων for Άτόλλων, 
 οννμα. for όνομα. Ό ivith a rough breathing 
 alone (h) is the definite article the ; but with a 
 rough breathing and accent foJ it is the neuter 
 of the relative os, '/i, o, who, which.] 
 
 Ό, ή, ro, article, the ; also used for the pro- 
 nouns this, that, be, she, it, and the relatives 
 who, Avhich, that. The p7'inci/}al uses and 
 modes of rendering it iji English may be seen 
 in the folloiving examples : 
 
 I. With nouns it is used like the English 
 article the, to desigiiate the particular person or 
 thing spoken of or referred to, as ό α.ν&οω'ττο^, 
 the man ; h ymrt, the woman ; το Τζαγμα, the 
 thing. In this tise of the article it is (I ) pre- 
 fixed to a substantive, or to an adjective having 
 its substantive understood, ivhen such substantive 
 or adjective is the subject (or noviinative ) of the 
 verb expressed or understood, as h i^^ovh iv^ai- 
 μονίοί, pleasure is happiness ; ii^ovh h εν^ιχιμονία, 
 happiness is pleasure ; (2) but sometimes it is 
 omitted before the subject (or nominative of the 
 verb) and used uith the j^redicate of the jnvpo- 
 ntion, 2}articiilarly lulien such sidject is a pro- 
 noun ; as νμί7; ίστι το ψω; του κ'ονμου, ye are 
 the light of the Avorld, Matt, v, 14 ; ιΙ^υ^μπ Ια-τι 
 τα,γαβον (το KyocSovJ, peace is the abstract 
 good ; and (3) somclimcs it is used with both 
 the subject and predicate ; as ο Ti. κύζΐο^ το 
 •τηυμά IffTiy, the Lord is the (or that) spirit, 
 2 Cor. iii, 17 ; tout) to κξοίνίον ί Έλεν»; ίσ•τ<ν, 
 this .skull is the Helen whom you seek, Eu- 
 cians Dialog, xviii. (4) It is also used with 
 tutnies of persons and places, but in such in- 
 
 siances it does not admit of being rendered int@ 
 English ; as ο 'luavvr,;, John ; it Ίβυ^αίχ, Judea. 
 (.5) JVith the name of a persoji in the genitive, 
 the article denotes the son, daughter, or child of 
 such a person, the words 'ττοΰ^, υΤος, ^c. being 
 understood, as ο Υ^αμζ,ΰσβυ, the son of Cam- 
 byses ; « ΎαντάΧου, the daughter of Tantalus ; 
 but sometimes in similar cases the article is un- 
 derstood, as ^τζομζί^Ί%ηζ ^ίοτΊμου, Strombi- 
 chides the son of Diodmus, Thucyd. (β) The 
 article in the neuter gender, ivhether singular 
 or plural, ivhen folloived by a noun in the gen- 
 itive casCf is taken tvith it in the sense of such 
 nou7i ; as τα τΤι; τύχνα, fortune, i. e. the 
 things of fortune ; το tyi? ίίξτινπζ, i. e. ri ίΐξνινν, 
 peace ; το των αν^ξων, i. e. ol βίνίξίί, the men ;■ 
 and in other genders also the article is used with 
 a genitive to signify such perso7is or things as 
 belong or relate to another person or thing, as 
 ol 'Βτ'ίξϊ,ίω, the soldiers of Xerxes, Herod, ix, 
 69 ; ot ΊΧιτ-ύλου, the disciples or followers of 
 Pittalus, Aristojn. Acharn. 1051. (7) The 
 neuter article is often put before an entire sen- 
 teiLce, which is to be taken as its substajitive, 
 such as qiiotations from authors, and proverbial 
 or other ivell known sayings ; as το yvuut 
 ffioi'jTov, the (saying of) know thyself ; το του 
 Όμγ,οου, the passage or observation of Homer ; 
 it is also used before any word which is itself the 
 subject of discussion or is taken materialiter, as 
 the grammarians term it, as το "Αγαξ, the 
 word "Αγο',ξ' TO λόγος, the word λόγοί' and 
 lohen such word is qioken of merely as a part 
 of speech, the article agrees in gender with the 
 Greek name of such jmrt of speech, as h ίγ&>, 
 i. e. h Αντωνυμία lyu, the pronoun lyu- ο stsK 
 i. e. ό σύν1)'ζ(ϊμοζ icrj/, the conjunction ί<7τύ• 
 λΐίτίί -h ih, the (preposition, h νξόβίίτις) u; is 
 wanting, Schol. Aristoph. Nub. 10S7. (8) 
 With ,fc7ninine nouns in the dual number the 
 
ο 
 
 595 
 
 Ο 
 
 tirtide is often put in the masculine gender, as 
 νω χί7ξί, the hands, Xen. Mem. ii, 3, 18; 
 τω yuvcuKi, the women, Cyrop. v, 5, 2 ; and 
 sometimes the article is pnt only once to two 
 words of dijff^rent genders, as τον όμοκίλίνύον 
 χα) ομ'οχοιτίν, for «r/jv όμόκοίτιν, Plat. Cratyl. 
 (9) The article frequently stands alone in a 
 sentence, its noun being understood ; as is Tm 
 ϊωϋτων, to their own country or territory, yviv 
 being understood, Herod, vi, 15 •, χα,τα. Vt rh 
 ίμ,ην (γνωμ'/ιν understood), according to mv 
 opinion, Plat. Phileb. ; h αΰξίαν (νιμίξα, under- 
 sioudj, to-morrow, i. e. the da^' of to-morrow. 
 J71 like manner the article is used in the com- 
 m,on forms of oaths or asseverations, μα τον, μα, 
 rhv, and vh τον, when the name of the god or 
 goddess sioorn by is omitted through reverence. 
 
 II. When used with possessive or other pro- 
 nouns, it is not ex])ressed in English ; as 
 β ίμος, mine ; σος ιΑος, thy son, meaning one 
 particular son ; as υΙος σου, loithout the article, 
 means any one of thy sons ; with the demon- 
 stratives, ούτο;, o^s, IfiiTvoi, the article makes a 
 stronger or more emphatic designation of the 
 object mentioned, as ol TaXtXaTot ούτοι, these 
 Galileans, Luke xiii, 2 ; iy.ilvoi ol δί«α κα) 
 •κτω, those eighteen, Luke xiii, 4 ; ίκ, των 
 χωξίων τουτίων, from those territories, Herod. 
 vi, 45 ; with the interrogatioes τοΐο; and t)s, it 
 implies a reference to somethiiig which has pre- 
 ceded, as TO, -TTola ταύτα, what are those things, 
 i. e. to which you refer, Eurip. Phcen. 713. 
 The possessive pronouns are also put with the 
 article inscead of the personal pronouns, as το 
 iμ'ίτίξov,for υμζΊς, Herod, viii, 140 ; τάμα, for 
 syu, Eurip. Androm. 235 ; το ϊμον, for ΙμΙ, 
 Plat. 
 
 III. When used with adjectives, particularly 
 neuters in the singular or plural, it gives them 
 th^ force of substantives, as ol ^ν/ιτο), mortals 
 or the mortals ; το <;ηστον, for h <7ίΙσης, con- 
 fidence, Thucyd. ,• TO -Tξόβvμov,fυr τι <?Τξθθ'ψΑα, 
 zeal or interestybr afnend, Eurip. Med. 179 ; 
 <ra '^ιάψΰξα, for h ^/αφοξα, the difference ; το 
 'ΤοΊον, the quality, το τΌσον, the quantity, 
 Aristot. Adjectives ending in ιχ,ος are also used 
 alone in the neuter gender with the article—first, 
 in the singular, when a number of persons or 
 things are spoken of as a whole, or collectively, 
 MS TO -ττοΧιτίχ,ον, the citizens considered as one 
 body, Herod, vii, 103 ; το βαξζαξίκον, the 
 barbarians ; — and secondly, in the plural thus, 
 τα Ύξωϊκα, the Trojan war, literally the Trojan 
 affairs, Thucyd. i, 3 ; τάΈλλ>!ν/«ά, the Grecian 
 history. But substantives in ixyj are more 
 commonly to be used ivithout the article. The 
 article is also used in the accusative feminine 
 with adjectives, adverbially, as την ταχ^ΐστην for 
 τίχ^κττα, very speedily, most speedily, or with 
 the most speed possible, the substantive βα^ισις 
 being understood ; την ^ξωτην, at first ; and 
 also in the neuter gender, as το 9Τξωτον, at 
 first ; TO τολυ, for the most part. 
 
 IV. With verbs, in the infinitive mode, the 
 
 article may be used in all its cases, and it gives 
 to the verb the signification of a substantive, as 
 TO ζην, life, i. e. living ; το uvai, existence or 
 being ; ίκ τοΖ οξΖν \στ) το ίξαν, from sight for 
 seeing) comes love for loving) ; μικξοΖ ^εΓν 
 'ύμοιόν Ισ-τί τλ> ονα^ίξείν, is almost similar to re- 
 pioach or reproaching, Demosth. de Cor. p. 
 316, edit. Reiske ; l^l τω χξησ^αι, for use, or 
 for the purpose of being used •, ^^oj το μετξίων 
 "hilcruai •π-ί'ΤΆΐ^ίύμινος, disciplined or taught to 
 want for desire) with moderation, Xen. Mem. 
 i, 2, 1 ; Ita TO ξίνο; uvai, because you are a 
 stranger, ii, 1,15. 
 
 V. Wlien the article is used with partitipleS, 
 they are to be rendered as substantives, or the 
 article becmnes equivalent to the indefinite jrro- 
 noun rii, as (Τ'^ύζοη, a sower, i. e. any sower, 
 literally he who sows ; ol χ,ολακίύοντίί, for ol , 
 )<.Όλακ,ίς, flatterers. The nexiier of participles 
 is often used in a collective sense ; as το Ι-τβμί'• 
 νον iv 'Σ'ττάξτη for τονζ υ-χομίνοντας, those who 
 remained, or literally what remained, in Sparta, 
 Herod, vii, 209. If, however, the article is 
 connected tvith nouns or pronouns, it has the 
 sense of a relative, as νμΐΤζ ol λαλουνπί, you 
 who speak or are speaking, Matt, x, 20. 
 
 VI. When joined to adverbs, the article gives 
 them the sense of adjectives ; as h avu voXtg, the 
 upper city ; ol τΌτι ανβξωτο/, or ol τότί, the men 
 of that time ; ol νυν, these (men) of the present 
 day ; ol τάνυ των στρατιωτών, the best soldiers ; 
 h σήμζζον, this day. The article in the accu" 
 sative neuter is frequently joined to adverbs in 
 the sense of adverbs, as το 'Χξΐν, formerly ; re 
 αυτικα, immediately ; το ττάμτταν, entirely. 
 
 VII. To prepositions, accompanied by their 
 nouns, the article also gives the force of adjec- 
 lives, as τα ug τον •π'Όλιμον, i. e, τα 'ττο'Κιμι-ΛΜψ 
 warlike things, or things relating to war ; ol 
 K«f ημάς, our contemporaries. The nom. pi. 
 masculine of the article, tvith the pre2)ositions 
 άμψι or "Τίξί, and a j^roper name^ is rendered 
 in three different ways; first, it dengnates the 
 person named and his companions or atten- 
 dants, as ol άμφι ΤΙίΐσίστξατον, Pisistratus with 
 his troops, Herod., i, 62 •, ol Τίξΐ &ξίίσύ£ου>ον^ 
 Thrasybulus with his soldiers, Thucyd. viii, 
 105 ; secondly, it signifies the person alone who 
 is named, as ol V αμφ) Τίξίαμον κ,α) Jlavuaov 
 riTi θνμοιτην, but Priam and Panthous and 
 Thymcetas, Iliad iii, 146 ; thirdly,, it denotes 
 the companions of the person named, as ol τηξί 
 αυτόν, they that were about him, Mark iv, 10 ; 
 ol τίξΐ Άξχί^αμον, the companions of Archi- 
 damus, Xen. Hist. Grcec. vii, 5, 12. These 
 constructions must be distinguished from t/0se 
 where the preposition is not followed by a proper 
 name ,• as ol "Τίξΐ φιλοσοφίαν, those who study 
 for are conversant about) philosophy ; ol ^n^i 
 την S -^ξαν, the hunters. The neuter article is 
 also frequently put tvith p)repositions acco7npa- 
 nied by their cases, in the sense of adverbs ; as 
 TO ατο ToUhi, after this, Soph. Ajax, 1376; 
 T9 "τΐξο τούτον, before this, Thucyd, ii, 15 ; τλ 
 
OBE 
 
 596 
 
 ΟΓΧ 
 
 W ljt*i, or voh-yr* ϊμί, rov^i ttty as much as lies 
 in me, or in you. 
 
 VIII. The article is also used, particularly 
 hy the poets, for αυτό;, ixuvos, or oSro;, he, this, 
 that. 
 
 IX. It is also used by the more ancient 
 writers and the lonians for the relative o?, and 
 in the genitive ■του for oS, whose, of whom ; as 
 in Iliad xiii, 211, 644 ; xv, 291 ; xviii, 460, 
 and xxi, 59. 
 
 X. The article is also used with μϊν and Ti, 
 disiribufively, and may be rendered the one and 
 the other, this and that, the former and the 
 latter ; in which construction ό μ,Ιν commonly 
 refers to the latter or nearer of two things, and 
 β St to the former or more remote of them ; but 
 sometimes b μίν refers to Ike former, and b Ts to 
 the latter. Sometimes ό fuv arid b Vt are used 
 in speaking of one tiling alone, when it is con- 
 sidered in different relations, and in such in- 
 stances they may each be rendered partly or in part. 
 
 XI. TAe oblique cases of the article are often 
 used absolutely, as demonstrative pronouns ; as 
 in the dative masculine, tw, for this reason, 
 therefore, Iliad ii, 254 ; and sometimes it may 
 he rendered then, in that case, as in Iliad iv, 
 290. In the dat. fem. r>?, or rrihz, may be ren- 
 dered here or there, the noun b'^oo being under- 
 stood ; τη μϊν and rn Ss, on the one hand and 
 on the other, Eurip. Orest. 350 ; το, on this 
 account, occurs only in Homer, Iliad xvii, 404. 
 See Welter's Gr. Gram, and Fischer's Ani- 
 7nadvers. ; Hoogeveen de Par tic. Grcec. Mat- 
 thice's Gr. Gram. Wahl's Lex\^ 
 
 "Oci, α,ς, '/I, a sheep's skin ; also the fringe or 
 hem of a garment or robe. From oiV, a sheep. 
 There is also 
 
 "Oa, as, ri, the service tree ; and ra. occ, the 
 fruit of it. 
 
 Όά, interj. oh ! alas ! the same as ψιυ, 
 JEschyl.'l 
 
 "OAP, Άξο;, yj, a wife, a female companion ; 
 nuptialsj-^aiuiliar discourse ; in pi. oetoig, and 
 contract. Ζξίί' gen. pi. ούξων dat. pi. u^iinn. 
 Poet, for Zofft. Hence 
 
 Όα,ζίξω, to discourse with familiarly, as with 
 a lover. 
 
 Όα,ζίσμο?, 6u, b, friendly talk, conversation ; 
 conference. 
 
 '0«^/<rriji, ου, b, a familiar acquaintance ; a 
 companion. 
 
 'Ocioia-TUi, h, conversation, intercourse ; the 
 private conversation of a man with his >vife. 
 From the same. 
 
 Όα,ξοί, ου, η, discourse, language, converse, 
 Apol. likod. 
 
 Όξίλίζω, to mark with an obelisk ; to set a 
 mark against ; to erase. 
 
 ΌζίλΊατκοζ, ου, ο, an obelisk ; a stone in the 
 form of a pj'ramid j the blade of a sword ; a 
 little spit ; an awl. Th. οξίλό;. 
 
 ΌζιλοΤσιν, dat. 2>1• Ion. of 
 
 ΌΒΕΛ0 2, od, a spit, Iliad ix, 213 ; a 
 mark set in books against particular passages. 
 
 '0Β0Λ0^2, βΰ, S, the small coin called 
 obolus, the sixth part of an Attic drachma ; a 
 weight equal to twelve grains. Hence τξίωζο- 
 λον, ου, το, three oboli. 
 
 Όζολοα-τα/ίΜ, ω, to let money at interests 
 From οζολο? and Ίστ'/ιμι. 
 
 Όζολοο-τ&τ'ηί, ου, b, a usurer loho received his 
 usury in petty sums. From the preceding. 
 
 Όζολοστα,τϊκνι, jj?, «, the art or business of 
 a usurer. From the preceding. 
 
 "ΟζξΐΜ, and οζξίκ,αλύΐ, the cubs or whelps of 
 lions, wolves, ^c. 
 
 Ό^ξΐμοίξγοί, ου, b χα) «, performing brave, 
 valiant, or arduous feats or exploits ; one who 
 acts with violence. From οζξίμο;, strong, and 
 εξγον, a work. 
 
 Όζξίμ.όύϋμος, ου, b y,u) 'h, having a bold, 
 hardy, or violent disposition ; magnanimous. 
 Fro'.ii οζξίμος and Βυμο;, the mind. 
 
 Όζξίμο-^Γάτξΐΐ, '/>;, 71, the daughter of a brave, 
 hardy, valiant, or terrific sire. Frotn οζξίμο$ 
 and 'ττα,τήρ- 
 
 "Οζξίμος, *ti, b κα) η, exceedingly strong, 
 powerful, impetuous, violent. Th. βι^ιάοι^ to 
 make strong ; to be strong, 
 
 "OBPTZON f οζαϋζον), χ^ξυσ'ίον, ου, το, gold 
 made pure by frequent melting. 
 
 ΌγΙοα,ζ, ff^oi, 71, the mimber eight. Tk. 
 οκτώ, eigiit. 
 
 Όγόοά,τ',^, dat. sing. f. g. of 
 
 ΌγΙοα,τοζ, ά,ττι, α,τον, Poet, for ογ^όος. 
 
 Oydo'/ixovTu,, 0Ϊ, Oil, Tcc, eighty ; and 
 
 Όγ^ογ,κοστοί, h, ov, the eightieth ; and 
 
 "Ογίοο:, oi}, ov, the eighth. Th. oktu, eight. 
 
 Oy^aiKovToc, Ion. for Όγ^οήκοντα,, eighty ; 
 ol. Oil, τα, indecl. all from oytoos, the eighth. 
 
 "Oy'c, nyi, Toyi, this. 
 
 Όλ'ΚΑΌΜΑΙ, U> bray, as an ass, to roar •, 
 oyTioo^isiou, gen. sing. part. pres. m. Hence 
 
 'Oyxn^^os, ου, b, the-braying of an ass. 
 
 'Oy^cTj^o;, ξΆ, ξον, swelling, puffed up ; vast j 
 proud, scornful. From oyno?. 
 
 "OyKTicris, ίωξ, h, a braj'ing ; the same as 
 oy^Λrιύμ,oζ, JElian. de Animal, v, 51. 
 
 Oyx.iov., oyxoiiov, ου, το, a vessel in which 
 any thing is put -, a case, sheath, quiver. From, 
 
 "0ΓΚ02, ου, b, swelhng, tumour ; pride ; a 
 heap, a pile, a clod ; also size, vastness, weight, 
 elevation, prominence ; also majesty, gravity ; 
 weigh tin ess of speech. Hence 
 
 'OyKoa/, f ώσω, p. ωy;cωκ.ΰ^, tO inflate ; 
 make great or swelling ; to puif up ; to exag. 
 gerate. 
 
 Όγμίύω, f. luff ω, to draw a furrow ; to reap 
 or mow, advancing in ra.vk% like mowers ; and 
 metaphorically, to proceed in a regular order ; 
 ωγμ-υον οίυτω, they proceeded in order before 
 him, Xen. Cyrop. Soph. Philoct. From 
 
 ΌΓΜΟ'2, ou, b, a furrow, the space which 
 a mower or reaper cuts down, as he advances in 
 his work, a swath in motving, Iliad xi, 68 ; 
 plants set out in order ; a series ; a way.] 
 
 Όγχ,7,στίοξ,Ια,, tov, adj from Όγρι^τιστοξ, ου, 
 bt an inhabitant of the city Onchestus. Fin- 
 
ΟΔΟ 
 
 597 
 
 ΟΖΩ 
 
 dar. Isthm. Od. i, 439, 3. Όξχνίίττίαΐζ is a 
 faulty reading for Όγχ^νιστια^. 
 
 "ΟΓΧΝΗ, or οχ^νη, a pear tree ; a pear. 
 
 "OV,for nt, this. 
 
 "Ο^αγμοί, ου, β, a bite ; a painful itching. 
 From ό^α'ξω.] 
 
 Ό^αΓβί, α/α, αϊον, for sale; that may be 
 bought, venal ; fit to make a journey. Frotn 
 Th. o'So;, a way. 
 
 Όδάξ, adv. with the teeth ; biting hard. 
 Th. otol•?, a tooth. 
 
 Ό^αξαο-^α;, and -v 
 
 ^Οοκ^ΰσθοιι, See Ό^αξίΛ». 
 
 ΌδαξίΛί, ω, and ο^Ά^άω, ω, to suffer pain from 
 a bite ; to feel painful prickings ; to bite, 
 
 Όδα.'-ι;, or όΥίω, to furnish for a journey ; to 
 sell ; to buy. From o^og . 
 
 "Ο^ε, τί'^ί, rohif this man, woman, or thing ; 
 TjjSs, in tiiis way or maimer. From ο and Vi. 
 
 'OfhiXosy Dor. for oSiXos. 
 
 Ό^ίύω, part. pres. ohtueav, ovro;, f. ivffca, 
 p. u^iUKo,, to make a journey ; to travel ; to 
 set out ; to go. ~Th. o^os, a way. 
 
 Ό^'^γίί, pres. imperat. act, of 
 
 Ό'ΰΫΐγϊω, f. ήσω, p. aibnynna,, to be a guide 
 &r conductor on a route, to point out the wajr, 
 to lead, direct, teach. Frovi oh'/iyU. 
 
 "OlvtyAfn^^, ξΰί, a guide ; the same as 'O^fi- 
 yog, Inscript. Jovis Urii. 
 
 'Oti^yog, oZ, κ.α) h, a guide, conductor. 
 From ohog and eiyui, to lead. 
 
 Ό^/<?ί, ου, e, the name of a man, Odius. 
 
 'O^TTOcg, a, 0, Dor. for 
 
 '0^Γτ?5ί, ov, 0, a traveller. Th. oVog. 
 
 ^Ο^ημη, ίί, h, a smell, a scent. Th. οζω, 
 to smell. 
 
 Ό2οΐ9Τοζίω, ω, to make a journey; to travel ; 
 to pass over. From ο^οί'τΌζος. 
 
 "^Ο^οί-τοζίκ, ecg, ί, a journey ; a route, 
 
 '0^οί;τοζΪ36ον, ro, preparations for a journey. 
 Frojn 
 
 Ό^ύί'^οξίχος, »j, ov, of or belonging to a 
 journey, fit for a journey, relating to travelling.] 
 
 "O'^ot'Ta^iicwg, adv. in the manner of a trav- 
 eller.] 
 
 'ΟΙοι-τόξοί, ov, χ,α) hi a traveller ; a com- 
 panion. From oVog and ^ίίξω. 
 
 'Οδόντα, ace. sing, of i^ovg, ovTog, a, a tooth, 
 
 Ό^οτοΛμ, f. ήτω, to make, or repair, or for- 
 tify a road ; to open a passage or way ; to 
 effer an opportunity or method of obtaining ; to 
 reduce to meti^od ; to advance ; to promote. 
 From o^ng and <π•οήω. 
 
 ΌδίίΤβίοί, ου, ο, Ά maker of roads ; a sur- 
 veyor or superintendant of the public ways. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΌΔ02, οΰ, h, a way, a journey ; a street 
 in a city ; a way or method ; a mode of life ; a 
 military expedition ; preparations for a journey; 
 an ambuscade in a way ; departure j route, 
 
 ΌΙΰΰν, to show the way ; to conduct ; to 
 guide ; pres. inf. of oVou. Th. οοός. 
 
 ΌΔ0Τ2, ovTog, 0, a tooth ; the pestle of a 
 mortar ; ace. sing, ο^όντοί' dat.pl. o^ode-i. 
 
 Ό'^βφϋλβί^, α»βί, ό xeci ri, or βίοφύλβίχ,*!, eUt 
 Kou n, a guard or keeper of the public road. 
 From ohos and ψυλαζ, a keeper, 
 
 Ό^ΰνάομαί, ωμοα, to be tortured ; to feel 
 pain ; to be afflicted. Th. ο^ύνη. 
 
 Oouva^og, for ohuvripog. 
 
 'Oluvcicraf, contracted for ο^νχίσ-χΐρ according 
 to the conjugation of verbs in μΐ' regularly 
 o^vva, 2, pers. sing. ind. pas. of ο^ονάομαι. 
 
 Ό^υνα,ίίΐν, gen. pi. uEol.for o^ijvaJv, of 
 
 ΌΔΧ'ΝΗ {ohvvYij, Tig, h, grief, pain ; an- 
 guish of mind or body ; gen. pi. JEol. ο^υνάων 
 dat. pi. Ion. i^uvria-tv, 
 
 Ό^υv^ξog, ξα, ξον, painful, grievous. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 O'^vvriipa.Tog, ου, ο καλ h, mitigating pain ; 
 assuaging grief; in pi. n. g. ra ο%υνήφ«,τα. 
 From oSuv/) and φάω, to kill. 
 
 '0'hυξίΐhΰg, ου, ό, wailing, lamentation. 
 
 ΌΙύζίο, Ion. for οΐύξου, jnes. imperat. of 
 οούζομΰίΐ. 
 
 "ΟΙυξμχ, arog, το, grief ; lamentation ; 
 groans. Hence in Engl, a dirge ; and 
 
 ΌΙυξμος, ου, ό, weeping, wailing, lamenta- 
 tion. From 
 
 ΌΔΤΤΟΜΑΙ (Ι^ϋζομαα), to lament, de- 
 plore, weep for ; to grieve, be afflicted ; Ui~ 
 ξωνται, 3. 2^1• J>res. subj. olυξΌμ^vog, part. 2)res. 
 mid. ohυζ^oυμa.ι,f. mid. ω^νξμχ.(, p. pas. 
 
 ΌΙυίτηΊ', dat. sing. Ion. of ΌΙυσα-ιυς, iug, S, 
 Ulysses. 
 
 Ό'^υσ■σ^άμ^vog, J)art. 1 . a. mid. and 
 
 ΌΙύιτίτατο, 3. sing. 1. a. in. of οΐύσσω, to be 
 angry. 
 
 'O^wiTi-s/a, ag, h, the Odyssey. From 
 
 O'Suaffihg, ίώ;?, ό, and JEol. 'T}o(rtr>]g, a 
 "jyroper name, Ulysses ; ace. sing. Ό^υσΛ», 
 or -yia. 
 
 ΌΔΤ'22Ώ, f. ο^ΰσω, to be angry with; to 
 be incensed at ; ^yerhaps from o^uvij, grief. 
 
 "O^Mdoi, Att. for uhoi, perf ?n. of ό'ζω^ 
 f Όζήτω, to smell ; to be scented with ; to 
 I breathe ; p. iif. m. ό^Λ/^ίνα/, part. perf. m. 
 οοίοοως. 
 
 O^u^fi, Att. and Ion. for ai^uhu, 3. sing. 
 pluperf m of the same. 
 
 Ό^ώ/^τα/, Att. by redupil. for ω^υστοοι, 3, 
 sing, perf pas. of οΐύίπτω, f. ύσ•ω, to be angry 
 with. 
 
 "Oitrffi, Ion. and JEol. for οϊσι, of oig, con- 
 tract, otg, gen. oiog, or oiog, a sheep. 
 
 "ΟΖ,ίΐν, pres. inf. of οζω, to smell ; to be 
 scented with. 
 
 "Οζ'ή, ng, h, a foul smell ; the stench of the 
 feet. 
 
 Όζ^<τω, I./, of Ζω. 
 
 ΌζΓαί, ου, ο, a proper name, Hosea. Heb, 
 strength from the Lord, 
 
 "0Z02, o'j, 0, a knot in a tree ; a scion, a 
 branch ; metaphorically, a warrior, 
 
 "OZil, f. οζ^α-ω, and -iffu, p. ωζυχοι, to 
 smell, to be scented with ; to stink ; p. ni, 
 Z^oc, arid Att. ola^oi. Herice 
 
 Όξω^ίί &9S, a Ά»ί h, having a strong smell ? 
 
ΟΙΔ 
 
 598 
 
 OIK 
 
 fetid ; full of knots or branches. From οζω 
 or οζοζ. 
 
 "Of, for οτε, when ; sometimes. 
 
 "O^' ouvixa, because ; Enri]}. Alcest. 806. 
 Soph. Elect. 86. 
 
 "O^sv, wherefore ; whence ; for what cause ; 
 for ότου, where, adv. From os, who. 
 
 "06iT, for ehro, 3. si)ig. imperf. m. Ion. of 
 β^ο^Λ/, to care ; to be moved. 
 
 "ΟΘΗ, »!?, ri, care, consideration. From 
 %6ω, to be accustomed. 
 
 "06i, adv. where. From os. 
 
 Όβνίΐβί, iicc, uov, foreign ; from abroad ; 
 eutlandish. By Metath. for vodilos, illegiti- 
 mate. 
 
 "Ούομα,ι, to care ; to heed ; to be moved. 
 Th. oh, care. 
 
 ΌΘΟ'ΝΗ, tis, '/I, linen cloth ; a sheet, a 
 napkin ; a linen garment ; a sail. 
 
 Ό^όν/ον, ov, TO, dim., of tlie preceding. From 
 the same. 
 
 Όβόννοί,, vs, h, a plant ; according to so?ne, 
 marigold, but according to others, ragwort. 
 
 "Οόξΐ^, οτξΐ^ο;, ο κ.Βίί '/ι, hy Sync, for όμοιο- 
 ^Λ/ξ, having similar hair. From όμοί and 
 
 Ό^ξΙζ, νοζ, h) the name of a mountain, 
 Othrys. 
 
 "όύω, See'neioj. 
 
 "01, an exclamation of grief. Hence οΐμύζω, 
 f. |ft», to bewail, deplore, lament. 
 
 Ο J, artic. See o. But 
 
 O/', See'Os. 
 
 07, adv. Avhere, in what place, whither. 
 
 or, pron. dat. case. See ου. Also oifor Ixutm. 
 
 QT, for olcx., of οίος, such as ; of what sort ; 
 and Ota., adv. as. From the same. 
 
 Ο'/α,γξΟξ, ου, a jjroper name, CEager.J 
 
 ΟΙοίχΙζω, f ί(τω, to steer a ship ; to govern, 
 rule, direct. From 
 
 0}αχοσ•τξόφοζ, ου, ο, he who holds the helm 
 of a ship, the pilot or steersman, Eurip. Med. 
 523.] 
 
 0"IaS, ΰ,χ,οί, 0, the helm ; the rudder •, the 
 tiller of the rudder. From oL•, to cany. 
 
 ΟΊ'γί, jjres, imperat. act. of ο'ίγω, to open. 
 
 ΟΙγήσομοί!, ^.f. pas, of 
 
 ΟΓ'ΓΏί, or βίγνύΰϋ, and ο'ίγνυμι, f. οι^ω, 
 p. Ζχοί, and ίοοχ^οί, to open ; p. m,. 'ίωγο!,, 
 
 Of^\for oJ^a, or οΏζ, from 
 
 ΟΓ^α, aj, ε, I know ; pi. ο'/^αμιν, -^an, 
 J^atrt, P• "mid. of ζΐΒ'ζω. 
 
 ΟΪΙοίΐνα), or οι^άνω, and οΊ^ύω, to puii up, 
 inflate ; swell •, pres. pas. οϊοά,νομοι,ι, vi, iron, to 
 be puffed up ; swell. Th. οΐ^ίω. 
 
 Ο'/δασ-^α, JΈol. by Paragoge of ^oc.for οΐ^ας, 
 2. sing. p. m. of ίΐ^ω, or ιΐ'^ημι, to know. 
 
 ΌΙΔΕΏ, ω, f. mu, to swell up •, to be 
 inflated ; perf. a^ttxa, part. perf. Μ^ιηκωζ, 
 swollen, inflated. 
 
 ΟΊ^ημα, aros, το, a swelling ; a tumour. 
 
 O'fhvtiris, ίωί, 91, a swelling ; loftiness, infla- 
 tion, pride. From the jrreceding. 
 
 Οί'ίίΤύδαί, α, ο, Oor.for 
 
 Oii^/Ve^jji, Λϋ, β, a king of Thebes, (Edipus. 
 
 ΟΙ'^ΐτουί, otoi, a, and Οί'^/ιτβί, ου, ο, the 
 same as the jyreceding. 
 
 ΟΪ^Ισκω, to puff up ; to swell. From 
 οίοίω. 
 
 ΟΙ^μα, οίτοί, το, by Sync, for ο'βγιμα,, aros, 
 TO, a swelling. 
 
 O'hat, Ion. for ο'Ιγ, 2. sing. pres. m. of 
 οΊομα,ι, to think, believe ; f. mid. οΙ'^σ•ομΛΐ^ 
 p. pas. ίύημοίΐ. Th. οίω, or otw, to think. 
 
 Out, Att. for o'ly, 2. sing. pres. ind. mid. 
 and 
 
 07sffficct, pres. irf. τη. of the same verb. 
 
 *Q'hffa•!, dat. pi. Ion. of ols, oiog, or o't's, ai'os, 
 •h, a sheep. 
 
 'Oihr'/is, εοί, Kou 'h, of the same age ; equal ; 
 for όμοήτπζ. From ομοιοζ, like, and %to;, a 
 year. 
 
 ΌΤζΰος, βυ, ο χα) τι, wretched, unfortunate ; 
 calamitous. From οιζυ;. 
 
 Όίζυζγ, dat. sing. lon.f g. of 
 
 Όϊζϋξος, a, ov, wretched, unfortunate. 
 
 ΌΙ"ΖΤ2, ΰοξ, h, misfortune, wretchedness, 
 calamity ; ace. sing, οϊζύν. From ol, alas ! 
 
 Ό'ίΖ,ΰω, f. itrm, to suffer calamity ; to be 
 wretched. From the preceding. 
 
 O'i'/i, dat. sing.f. g. of οΊοζ, alone. 
 
 ΟΙγίβηνοίΐ, 1 . a. irf. pas. of ο'Ιω, or οίομαι^ 
 f. mid. οΐήσομα,ι, perf. pas. ωγιμαι, 1. a. pas^ 
 ωήβγιν, to think, suppose. 
 
 Qlm'ov, ου, TO, the helm or rudder of a ship ; 
 for elviKtov, olcixiov, dim. of ο;αξ, the same. 
 
 Ο'ίηχίί, See 0"ί?ξ. 
 
 ΟΊ'/ιχίζίΐν, Ion. for οίοίχΐζαν, to manage the 
 helm ; to direct. From 
 
 07»|, Ion. far β"αξ, αχός, ό, the helm ; e'/yi- 
 χίς, also, are the rings through which the reins, 
 which govern the mules, are caused to pass. 
 
 Ο'ίνισίς, ίως, h, opinion, thought, supposition ; 
 selfconceit, arrogance. 
 
 ΟΙήσομαί, ^' f m. of οίομαι, or οΐμαι. Th. 
 οίω, to think. 
 
 07/βα, ace. sing, of οΐς, ιοος, «, or οίκς, βΤί^ος, 
 Ά little sheep. Th. οϊς. 
 
 OJxa, perf. m. of ιΊχω, to j'ield ; to reserar 
 ble ; to be like. But 'ioixa is more in use. 
 
 Olx&V , for olxa^t, and Oor. o'l'xa^ts, to the 
 house ; homeward ; adv. of place. From όϊχος^. 
 ου, ο, a house. 
 
 O'txairt, and Att. ίοίχ&βΊ, 3. pi. perf. m. 
 So οΊχατί, Att. ίοίκατί, of ζΐχω, to be like ; to 
 seem . 
 
 Orȣ, and Att. ioixt, 3. sing, perf . m. of the 
 same. 
 
 Olxilv, pres. inf. act. of οΐχίω, to inhabit, to 
 dwell. Th. ωκος. 
 
 ΟΙχίΤος, i'la, i7ov, domestic ; private, .Lys. 
 peculiar ; familiar, united by friendship, kind- 
 red ; alliance ; fit, adapted j οϊ οΐκίΐο/, domes- 
 tics } in superl. αΐχύοτατος, most familiar, 
 most intimate. From οδικός. 
 
 OtxuoTiji, Τίτος, VI, intimacy, familiarity, 
 friendship ; kindred, affinity. From the pre" 
 ceding. 
 
OIK 
 
 599 
 
 OIK 
 
 Όικι/αφύνωί, with his own voice or words. 
 From οΐχ,ΰος and φωνή, a voice. 
 
 Oixfiew, to make familiar ; to conciliate •, to 
 join to ; to claim. From oixsTos. 
 
 ΟΊκίίτΜο-ην, 3. pi. pres. imperat. act. of 
 βίκ'ιω, to dwell. 
 
 OUiiuv, Poet, for olxliuv, part. pres. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 ΟΙκ,ύωζ, adv. in a domestic way ; privately ; 
 particularly ; familiarly, benevolently ; suita- 
 bly ; fitly. From oIkuos. 
 
 O'UivTi, jEol. for otKUfft, 3. pi. pres. of 
 ο"α7ΐ/Λΐ) <f οΊκιω, to inhabit. 
 
 ΟΙκίοινι, Dor. and ./Eol. for aixievs•!, 3. pi. 
 ptres. ind. act, of the same. 
 
 ΟΙκίοιτο, Ion. for οΐχίϊτο, 3. sing. jnes. opt. 
 pas. of the same. 
 
 OixiT'/is, ου, a, one of the family ; a domes- 
 tic, a servant; gen. pi. οίκ,ζτων in nom.pl. 
 αΐκ,ίτοίΐ• and 
 
 O'iKirts, i^o;, 7), a female of the family; a 
 female servant ; also the mistress of the fam- 
 ily. Th. οϊκοί, a house. 
 
 Οΐχ&υντίί, Dor. for oixavvTSs, part, jyres. of 
 
 etXiU. 
 
 Oixiii;, ίω;, ο, a house servant ; a domestic ; 
 α servant ; ace. j)l. Ion. οίκΐ^α,ς. Th. οϋχοζ, a 
 house. 
 
 Οίχίω, ω, f ηαΌϋ, p. a)X7)xa, to inhabit, to 
 have a home, to live in, to dwell in ; to rule, 
 govern ; ασφαλω; olxiiv, to govern in security, 
 Dem. in Aristoc. j). 223, ed. Tar/lor. Eurip. 
 Sup. 1231 ; 1. a. Oox'/ktcx,• pres. pas. οΐχίομαι, 
 ovfjiai, to be inhabited j to inhabit ; to govern, 
 administer, manage; part. ])res. pas. οΐχίόμίνο;, 
 ύΰμινοί' in f. g. οιχίομεν/ι, ονμένα, sc. yn, the 
 habitable earth ; subst. the earth ; also the 
 Roman Empire ; also the land of Judea. Th. 
 elxog. 
 
 0/κ'/5«ί, ace. p)l' of o'lxihs, which see. 
 
 ΟΙχ-ηΥοί, T«, domestic concerns or affairs ; 
 goods, possessions •, estate. From olxriios• 
 
 O'lyJi'ioi, Ion. for οΐχΰοζ, domestic. Th. 
 
 r 
 βΙΧΟζ. 
 
 ΟΙχνΐουιτβα,ί, Ion. for οίχαονσβαι, to claim as 
 one's own, to make one's own ; fro?ti οΊχαοω, 
 which see. 
 
 ΟΊχκμοί, α,τος, ro, a dwelling ; an abode ; a 
 chamber, a lodging ; a house of prostitution ; 
 a prison ; any building ; an apartment or hall 
 annexed to the temples of the ancients, Thuct/d. 
 i, 1 34. From οΐκίω. ] 
 
 ΟΙχνίμινοζ, Ion. for ωχι^μΊνοζ, αυ, part, perf. 
 '•pas. and 
 
 Olxiiffxi, 1. a. irf. act, olxriirovy 1. a. im- 
 2>erat. of οΙχίω, f ή^ω, 1 . a. ωχηιτα. 
 
 ΟΊκ'/ιο-ιμο;, ου, ό χα) η, habitable,] 
 
 O'lx'Airn, iug, h, a dwelling ; a habitation ; a 
 place of abode. From οίχίω, to inhabit. 
 
 Οιχ>ιτ'^ζΐον, ου, το, a dwelling-place ; and 
 
 0;«>!TOi, h, ov, habitable, inhabited ; a7id 
 
 ΟΙχήτωξ, οξβ;, ο, an inhabitant ; a nejv set- 
 tler. From οίχίω. 
 
 Oixiety «i, '/!, a house ; a palace or temple ; 
 
 race, nation, family, Thucyd. ; the resort of 
 birds, nests ; riches, possessions. 
 
 ΟΙχίΆχοί, 'h, ov, domestic ; belonging to the 
 house or family. Froyn the preceding. 
 
 OixThov, ov, TO, a small house ; a cottage ; 
 a cabin ; a hut ; a little building for birds ; a 
 place or building where animals are kept. Dim. 
 from οΊχος. 
 
 OixtZ,oj,f. ί(τω, to ceuse to be inhabited ; to 
 found or plant a colony ; to settle ; to build ; 
 to establish. From oUxos. 
 
 Oixiov, ου, TO, a dwelling-place ; a small 
 house, or cottage. Dim. from οϊχο;, 
 
 Olx'iffoii, \. a. inf. act. of οιχίζω. 
 
 Oixierxo;, ου, ό, a very small house ; a bird 
 cage ; a hole to breed in. 
 
 Oixis-TCii, nom. 2)1. of οΐχκττ^ζ, lohich see. 
 
 0Ίκί<ττ7ΐζ, ηξος, ο. Poet, the same as 
 
 OiKiffTyis, ou, 0, a builder ; a founder ; one 
 who leads out a colony ; an inhabitant. From 
 Οίχιί^ω. 
 
 ΟΊχογίνί?;, nom. or ace. pi, of 
 
 Olxoyivvj;, so?, ο χα) 'ή, born in the house or 
 family ; not purchased ; as a substantive, a re- 
 lation ; also a slave born in the house. Frovi 
 olxo; and γύνομαι, to be born. 
 
 ΟΙχοοίίΤΤΓοτίω, f. τι(Τω, J)• ω^ι^ίσ'ττότγιχοί. to 
 be head of a house or family ; to gOA'ern the 
 house ; to be lord of the ascendant. From 
 
 ΟΙκό^ίοτ'τΓΌτης, ου, ο, a father, master, or head 
 of a family, from oTxos and ^ίσνάτνίζ' οίχα- 
 ^ίο-τοινα, ης, h, a mother, mistress, or head of a 
 family, from oJxoi and Viff'TiOiva. 
 
 ΟΙχοαομίω, io,f. ήσω, p. ωχο^Όμηχοί, to build 
 a house ; to build, construct ; metaphorically, 
 to edif}^ ; \. a. ωκο^ΌμΆσοί• perf. pas. ωχο^όμη- 
 μκι, plupe)f. pas. ωχο'^ομήμ-ην, σο, το, 1. a. pas. 
 ωxohoμ'ή6■Av, πζ, '/ι, I. f. pas. οΙχο^(>μϊΐίή(Τομαι. 
 From οιχο'^όμος. 
 
 ΟΊχο^ομ'/!, m, 'h, a building ; structure, con- 
 struction ; edification, correction. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΟΙχο^όμ,ημβί, ατός, το, an edifice or building ; 
 structure. Fro7n οίχο'^ομίω. 
 
 ΟΙχο^ομ,ία, as, τι, a construction or building 
 of houses J also edification ; increase in the 
 knowledge of God, 
 
 Οίκ.ο'^όμο;, ου, ο, a builder, a workman. Frqm, 
 olxo; and οιμω. 
 
 O'Jxohv, o"xa,h, from home ; homeward or 
 home ; and 
 
 ΟΊχούι, and o'lxot, at home. Th. οίχοζ. 
 
 O7xoi7tv, dat. pi. Ion. of otxos, ov, o, a 
 house. 
 
 ΟΙχόν^ε, adv. homeward or home. From 
 οΊχος. 
 
 ΟΙχονομίω, f ή(Τω, ρ, ωχονόμηχκ, to be stew- 
 ard ; to manage the goods of the house, to 
 regulate the concerns of a family ; to rule, gov- 
 ern, distribute, dispense. From οίχονόμος. 
 
 ΟΊχονομ^ιτϊχος, ri, ov, relating to the manage- 
 ment of domestic affairs ; skilled in economy. 
 
 OlxevounTixsSr;ooS) rs^a, τίξον, Xenoph. 
 
OIK 
 
 600 
 
 OIN 
 
 p. 28. 40, better fitted for the regulation of 
 domestic affairs; comparat. of οίχονομ^ίτικός- 
 
 Οικονομία, as, τι, economy ; the manage- 
 ment of an estate, of a family or domestic 
 affairs ; stewardship ; a prudent management of 
 affairs ; dispensation •, order or arrangement of 
 a composition ; private lite ; divine provi- 
 dence. 
 
 ΟΙκονομϊκο;, xr„ xov, skilled in managing 
 household affairs ; το οίκονομικόν, the business 
 or art of domestic management, Xen. Me})i.] 
 
 ΟΙκονόμοί, ου, ό, a Steward ; a manager. 
 From οϊκ,οί and ύμω, to dispense, to direct. 
 
 O^IKOS, ou, 0, a house •, a family ; home ; 
 goods, estate ; a dining-hall. 
 
 ΟΙκίχτΊτος, ου, ο kou h, one who eats at home 
 or lives by his own resources. From όϊκ,οί 
 and airoi, food. 
 
 OUor^iSr^;, ου, c, a slave born in the family ; 
 a slave who has lived in the family a long 
 time ; a slave whose parents were slaves. 
 From οίκ,οζ and τξΙζ,Μ, to rub, to wear. 
 
 0/»oy^sva, T«, cultivated lands, Palceph.'\ 
 
 ΟΙκουμίν/;, ijj, 'h, scil. yn, the habitable earth. 
 See Oticioj, 
 
 ΟΙχουξία, f. "ήσω, to take care of; to guard 
 the house ; to remain at home ; to keep one's 
 self shut lip at home ; to remain at home in ^ 
 idleness and sloth. From oJxos and ούξοζ, a 
 guard. 
 
 OtKouoixv, gen, pi. for οίχουξίων, of οιχούξΐο;. 
 
 01κουοϊχ.ο;, h, ov, accustomed to remain at 
 home ; domestic. 
 
 ΟΙκοΰοιος, ία, lov, 
 
 Ο'ιχουρο;, ου, ο και r„ the keeper of a house ; 
 remaining at home ; domestic ; leading a re- 
 tired life ; living in retirement and inactivity ; 
 as if from ουξοζ του oUou. 
 
 ΟΊχοφίοοιω, ω, f, ria-ca, to waste one's estate ; 
 to ruin one's self; to destroy one's domestic 
 com.forts. From oIkos and φβ-ίξω, to corrupt. 
 
 ΟΊχοφΰλαχίω, to guard the house. From 
 oVkos and (^υΧάσσω, f. ξω, to guard. 
 
 ΟΙκτίΙοα.;, ocvto;, part. 1. a. act. of οίκτείξω^ 
 to pity , to have compassion on. 
 
 ΟΙκ,τίίξτιμα, ατός, το, pity ; sympathy, com- 
 miseration. Froju 1. sing. pcrf. pas. of the 
 
 same. 
 
 ΟΙχτίΐξήσΜ, \.f. mid. act. of 
 
 OlxTitPco, f οίχτίξω, and ο1κ.τίΐο'/ιιτω, to 
 pitv, commiserate, have compassion on ; 1. a. 
 ωκ,τϋξΛ, 1. ft. imperat. act. οίκτίΐζον. Th. 
 oiKTos, compassion, pity. 
 
 ΟΙκτΊζω, to lament ; to excite compassion ; 
 to have compassion. 
 
 ΟΙκτιρμο;, οΰ, ο, pity, commiseration. From 
 οίκτίίξω. 
 
 ΟΙχ^τίρμων, όνος, ο kou η•, compassionate, ten- 
 der-hearted. From the same. 
 
 Οίχτιομΰν, gen. pi. of οιχτίξμο;, ου. 
 
 ΟΊκηστοζ, Ίστ'Α, ιττον, superl. most wretch- 
 ed ; most deserving of pity ; supcrlal. of ο\κ- 
 
 ΤξΟί• 
 
 ΟΙχτ'ίω, l.y*. Att.for ο\κτ'ΐσοι^ of οικτίξω. 
 
 0ΠΚΤ02, ου, e, pity, compassion, com- 
 miseration ; also lamentation. 
 
 Οΐκτότίοοξ, Ion. for οιχτξότίξο;, more de- 
 serving of pity ; more wretched ; compar. of 
 
 ΟΙχτξο;, ξα, ζον, wretched ; worthy of pity ; 
 pitiable ; in the superlat. 
 
 ΟΙκ,τξΌτΒίτος, and οΊκηίττοζ. Th. οίκτος. 
 
 ΟΙκ,ω, prt's. ind. contract, for οΙ-Λω, to in- 
 habit. Th. oljco;, a house. 
 
 Oixai;, ότοζ, and Att. iotxeiig, like, probable ; 
 part. perf. ni. if ί^χω. 
 
 Οΐκ,ουφΐλν?, ic;, xoii 'ή, serviceable or bring- 
 ing advantage to the famity. From o7xo;, a 
 iionse, and ώφοΛω, to help or profit. 
 
 ΟΙκωφϊλ'ια,, α.ζ, «. Ion. οιχωφελίπ, frugality, 
 economy ; goods, estate. Fro7yi the preced- 
 ing. ■ 
 
 Οΐμοί, ατο;, το, a si'dden attack ; a rush ; 
 violence ; force ; imjietuosity ; impetus ; by 
 Sync, for ο'ίμνίμα,. From οΐμάω, to rush. Th. 
 οΊμη, a way, a path. 
 
 OJ,a«/, contract, of οΊομαι, f. m. οΙιη(Τομαι, 
 p. u' /ιμαι, to suppose, think. 
 
 Οϊμάω, f. Υίσω, to rush upon, to make an 
 assault, properly, in direct course. Th. ο'ίμη•> 
 a way. 
 
 ΟΙμίΐν, Ion. to come. 
 
 OI'MH, ojff, 'h, a way, a path ; a song, 
 singing ; a voice, discourse ; a history, a word ; 
 as if from ο'Ιω, to carry. 
 
 Ο'ίμοι, and ωμοί, adv. an exclamation of grief; 
 alas ! 
 
 ΟΤμο;, ου, S or ίι, a path ; a wand ; a line ; 
 verse ; a circle ; a ring ; the spoke of a wheel. 
 
 Th. οΊμ'/]. 
 
 ΟΙμωγη, 5?ί, 'h, wailing, lamentation. 
 
 ΟΙμύ'ζω, f. 'ξ,Μ, to lament, deplore, bewail j 
 to howl , to follow with loud lamentations ; to 
 suffer punishment. Th. o", an exclamation of 
 gnef. 
 
 ΟΙμύ'ξαζ, part. 1. a. act. of the preceding. 
 
 ΟΙμούχ^ύί)?, ίντοξ, jKirt. 1. a. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 On; acc. sing, of οϊ;, h, a sheep. 
 
 ΟΙνάνύη, ns, h, the blossom of the vine ; a 
 grape beginning to grow ; tlie plant CEnanthe, 
 the wild vine •, a certain bird. From οίνος and 
 α,νύοζ, a flower. 
 
 Olvapsov, ov, TO, and o'lvocoov, and olva^is, i^os, 
 ri, a vine ; the bud or leaf of the vine, Th. 
 oivo;. 
 
 ΟΙνάξίοζ, ία, iov, of or belonging to a young 
 vine or branch ; having branches. From the 
 same. 
 
 Olvi'i^xo, gen. Ion. for Οινίΐ'^ου, of 
 
 Olvst^tis, ου, 0, a proper name, patronymic of 
 
 Olvivi, ίωζ, β, a proper name, CEneus. 
 
 ΟΙνίων, gen, pi. Ion. for ohuv, if 
 
 0'!v'/!, ns, 'h, a vine ; wine. Th. οίνος, 
 Λνΐηε. 
 
 ΟΙν/ΐζοί, ξα, ξον, A-inous, of or belonging to 
 wine ; having tlie flavour of wine ; given to ex- 
 cess in the driniaug of wine ; serving to contain, 
 carry, or measure wine. ^ 
 
OIN 
 
 601 
 
 012 
 
 Ο/ν/ιξνσ/ί:, ΐο;, νι, a vessel to draw wine. 
 From olivos and α.ζύω, to draw off. 
 
 OlvnihoLi, ων, ol, CEnidse, children of CEneus. 
 From Οΐνίύ;. 
 
 ΟΊνίζω, to buy wine ; to smell of wine or 
 like Avine. From οίνος, wine. 
 ΟΙνοζα,ξύων, part, from 
 
 Οίνοζ&οίίω, or οΙνοζοίξΐΛ)) f. ν\σω, to be oA'er- 
 loaded or oppressed with wine, to be intoxicated, 
 Odys. ix, .^74.] 
 
 OtvoSaohi, io;, ο sect) '/i, drunk with wine ; 
 intoxicated ; in voc. siiig. οίνοζαξί;. From 
 clya;, wine, n7id βα,οια, heavy. 
 
 ΟΙνο'^οκοί, ου, ο κα,) hy receiving or contain- 
 ing wine, an epithet of a cup ; Ion. for οίνο^ό- 
 χο$. From τον o'iv'jv ΰίχ^ίσ•6,χι. 
 
 Οίνο^ότχ;, a,, ο, Dor. for 
 
 Oivo'^oTfii, ου, 0, bestower of wine, an epithet 
 of Bncdms. From olvt; and ^Ι^ωμ/, to give. 
 
 Olvouaos, ου, ο, a jjroper name, CEnomaus. 
 
 O'tvoTra, ace. sing. οΊνο-τη, dat. sing, of ο'ίνο•φ, 
 which see. 
 
 ΟΊνΰΤί'^οιο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 Oho^ri^os, ου, 6 xu) r,, abounding in wine. 
 From oJvo; and ^Qov, the soil, the earth. 
 
 OIvoTi^fii, ου, 0, a proper name, OEnopides. 
 
 Oivo-TXyJyii, ics, ο κα) γι, full of wine ; abound- 
 ing in wine. From oHvo; and 'ττΧτίίω, to fill. 
 
 ΟΙνοττο/ίΜ, to make wine. From oho-xoio;. 
 
 Otvo-^oticc; α.ζ, '/), the making of wine. Front 
 the sa?ne. 
 
 ΟΙνη-ττοίο;, ου, ο χα) τ„ one who makes wine. 
 From o'ivos and ττοιίω. 
 
 Olvo-Tro^'icr,, αζ, 'h, the drinking q£ wine. 
 From όξινος and -ττΌσΐϊ. 
 
 ΟΙνο-τοτάζίί), and 
 
 Oho'Toriiii, to dfink ; to fill one's self with 
 wine. From οΤνβζ, wine, and •χ1νω, to drink. 
 
 O]vo<rorn;, ου, ο, a drinker of wine, a wine- 
 bibber, a drunkard. From oTvo; and •π'Ότνίζ. 
 
 0~IN02j ου, 0, wine ; a market-place or 
 the shops where wine is sold. From ο-ίω, to 
 be profitable to. 
 
 ΟΙνοφΧυγ'ίω, u, to be glutted with wine ; to 
 be drunk. From οΙνΌφΧυξ., 
 
 ΟΙνοφλνγίοί, as, ή, drunkenness ; intoxica- 
 tion. From 
 
 ΟΊνόφλυζ,, νγοζ, 6 Kcti h, drunk \vith wine ; 
 heated with wine ; as if o1vm φλύζίΐ, he boils 
 with wine. 
 
 Οινοφόξΰ;, ου, ο και w, bringing wine ; fit to 
 hold or carry wine. From olvo{ and φίξω, 
 
 Οίνοχοίύω, f. ίύσω, or οΊνοχοίω, ω, f. ν,σω, 
 to pour out the \vine ; to be cupbearer ; to 
 serve with wine •, and 
 
 Οινοχ;ό>}, fi;, 'h, the vessel from which the 
 wine is poured into the cups ; a vessel used in 
 libations. Fi'om οίνοχ^όο;. 
 
 ΟΙνοχ^όοζ, ου, ο, a cupbearer, a butler. From 
 oTvos and χίΟΛ, to pour out. 
 
 Οίνοχοΐϋν, όντο;, ο, the same. 
 
 O'i'vo-4/, ο'ττος, Kcc) ri, red, purple, dark ; of 
 r,he colour of wine ; dat. pi. o'lvo-^i. From 
 βϊνοί and ο-φις.. Th. oTrro/U,»!, to see. 
 
 76 
 
 ΟΙνόω, ω, to make \\\ne, to convert into 
 wine ; to make drunk, intoxicate. From 
 οίνος. 
 
 Οινων/1, ης, h, -..^gina, oiiginally called 
 CEnone. 
 
 0Ί%&σ•χ, part. 1, a. act.f g. of o'/ycj, f. |&•, 
 to open. 
 
 O'/ohv, adv. apart ; from one side only ; 
 o'/ohv ο7ος, alone with another. Th. o7o;, 
 alone. 
 
 Ο'ίομοα, or οΊμοα, to believe, tliink, be of 
 opinion ; to suspect, imagine, suppose ; jyres. 
 imperat. mid. ο'Ιαυ, οΥίσύω, f. mid. οιγισομαι, 
 p. pas. ΜΤίμοιι, 1. α. 2^(iS. ω'/,ύτιν. Th. ο" ω, to 
 think. 
 
 Οίον, adv. See Οίος. 
 
 Ohv, adv. as ; the same as ; such as ; in the 
 same manner as ; for tlie most part. 
 
 Olovii, ado. as, like, as if ; for example.] 
 Οιονομος, ου, ο ku) h, Poel. ο οίος αα.) μόνος 
 νίμ'ομινος, who feeds in retired places ; a keeper 
 of sheep ; a shepherd ; or h τα,ς οϊχς ν'ιμων, who 
 feeds sheep. 
 
 O.'flv Ti, ivith an infnilive, the same as ^uva- 
 τον, possible ; ονχ' όϊόν •τ' ?ίν, it would not be 
 possible, Lys. From οίος. 
 
 Οίο-ττόλος, ου, ο και >;, Poet, ο α'ιος αοι,) μόνος 
 'ΤΓοΧων, s}ts 'ζτολΰνμίνο; ίν nvt το'ΖΤμ, one who 
 lives alone and haunts a particular place ; re- 
 tired, recluse ; also one who is busied with the 
 management of sheep. From οϊς, a sheep. 
 Th. τΓολίω, to frequent. 
 
 Οίόξ-τατΛ, a Scythian imrd which is equiv- 
 alent to the Greek word άν^ξοκτόνοι, man- 
 slayers, killers of men, Herod, iv, 110; ivhere 
 the old reading 7i'as κίάξ-ττχτοί.^ 
 
 0"I02, ου, in f. g. o'/'/i, alone, apart ; neuf. 
 oTov, only, alone ; -ivhich is used aduerbially. 
 
 0^102, oui, olov, of what quality ; such as ; 
 able, prepared, fit, suitable for ; one who can ; 
 one who wishes, desires, aims ; the correlative 
 of τοΊος and τοιηΖτος ; oto; ri ζΐμ.), I am able ; 
 olov τί \στ), it is possible ; ών ουχ οΙόν τ' ην 
 μί'ιζω KMKu., than which, greater evils could not 
 befall the state, iys.] 
 
 Οίος, or οί'ος, gen. sing, of οίς, or ΰϊς, h, a 
 slieep. 
 
 Ο^οχ'ίτων, ωνος, ο xou ν, having one coat or 
 tunic, onl}' ; or having a garment made of 
 sheep's wool. Froin βϊος, alone, or ο\ς, οΐύς, «, 
 and χιτων, a tunic, gown, coat, or shirt. 
 
 Οΐόω, to make desolate ; to lay waste ; to 
 destroy ; to leave alone, deprive. Th. οϊος, 
 alone. 
 
 'OiVTit/TOf, ου, TO, or 
 
 Ό'ί'ττΜΤύς, ου, ο, sheep's dung. A false 
 reading front Pollux, v, 91, where the manu- 
 scripts have οίσχωτη, which see.^ 
 
 O'^IS, ο\ος, or ΰϊς, osoc, vi, a sheep, or ό οΊς, a 
 ram. 
 
 "Oi>, ιίος, h, a little sheep. Fro7n the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 O'i'erxTo, and όΊ'σ-Μτσ, 3. sing. 1. a. m. Poet, 
 for ωήσκτο, by syncopation and rejecting the 
 
0Ι2• 
 
 €02 
 
 ΟΙΩ 
 
 (kUgmentf of οίομαι^ or ο1μ.αι, ίο suppose, think, 
 ■f. Vii'l. olriffoyMi•, 1. a. m. ω'/Ίαχμην, ω, ctro. 
 
 OiVc, in-es. impcrat. of ο'ΐσω• from thefut. of 
 oloiyfor lohich φίξω, f. οΊσω, to bring or cany, 
 W used in. the preseiii. 
 
 Οίσίτύαι, I . f. inf. m. from the obsolete οίω. 
 See Φ'ίξω. 
 
 ΟΙσζυμίζ, Dor. and JEol. for οΙ(Τομ.ι•» 1. pi. 
 I'f act. of φ'ίξ^ω, f οΊσω. 
 
 ΟΙσ-'?,, Dor. for οίσ-^, 2. sing. 1 . f m. of 
 φ'ίοω, f. οΊσομαι, to carry. 
 
 ΟΤίτέ'α, by Sync, for ol^atrua, 2. sing. perf. 
 m. JEol. for oi^ai, of ίΊοω, p. m. οΐΰα, as, £, 
 to know. 
 
 O'i'a-iWi;, part. 1. a. jias. of αί'ομαι, 1. a. 
 pas, o'iffayi'jjcf οίομκι. 
 
 Olcrlciy 0, h> a willow tree ; for ύΐσ-ύί/., which 
 
 O'lcrouei, and Dor. olcroZy.xi, 1. f. τη. of 
 φίΟΜ) f οίσω, to bring, bear, carry ; whence 
 οίσύτ,σομα,ι• h "φ^φο; ο'κτβ^,ιτίταί, the vote shall 
 be offered or given ; 1. a. ίίνίγκ,α. In com- 
 position, ίζθΐα•^να••ταί, Eunp, Supptic. 561. 
 
 ΟΙσόμίύϋ, 1. pi. l.y. m. See Ο'ίσομΆΐ. 
 
 Ο^ισον, ου, το, a rope, cable ; a fast ; as if 
 from ο!ω. 
 
 0'i<rovo-{, S. pi. I'f act. of φ'-ξόυ. 
 
 Οισ-τάτ'/ι, Υίζ, 'h, the filth of sheep ; the filth 
 of wool, Dion. Cass, xlvi, 337. See Ό'ίσττώτ'/ι. 
 
 O'l'tTTT'/j, t]s, hi uncleansed or greasy wool, 
 Herod, iv, 187. Some read here οΙ<τύ•π•7ΐ?[ 
 
 Olff-TCTr,, r,s, '/!> arid 
 
 OicrTTUrvi, '/i;, h, the grease or filth of un- 
 cleansed sheep's wool, Aristoph. Lysist. 575. 
 See 07α•7Τ•/].'\ 
 
 ΌΊ'α-σ-ά,μίνοί, part. I. a. m. and 
 
 Όί'ΰ-σ-Άτο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. by doubling /τ, 
 ':. Poet, of the verb οίΌμαι, f οί'ο-ομκι, to suppose, 
 \tliink, by Dialysis from οίομ'Ζί. 
 
 OlffTiov, a verbal adj. from φΊοω. 
 
 Ό'ΐ'σ-τίνμ.ίχ, aros, το, Ά discharge of darts 
 er shafts.] 
 
 'Οϊδ-τίνοϋ, to shoot at with an arrow ; to hit 
 with an arrow, 
 
 ΌΊ'σ-το;, ου, ο, an arrow, a dart, a javelin ; 
 in pi. ΙΙστοί, ol. From ο'ίω, f. ο'Ισω. 
 
 ΟΙα-τξΛΜ, and -ίω, ω, f ή(τοι), to drive or 
 harass, as with a sting or goad; to stimulate, 
 excite ; also to be stung by the ox-fly ; to be 
 excited by any violent passion, as love, anger ; 
 to be mad, outrageous ; to be affected by poetic 
 enthusiasm. From οΊστξος. 
 
 ΟΙστξ'/ιιΐζ, ΥΐίατΰΤΛ, ijiv, furious, mad ; stung, 
 as by the oxfy. From the same. 
 
 Οίστξγιθύί, mad ; stung by an ox-fly ; j^art. 
 1. a. pas. of οίττζίω, f- τ,σω. 
 
 Ο'Ιστξτ,μιχ., ucto;, to, a spur ; an incitement ; 
 any motive ; madness. From the same, 
 
 ΌΠ2ΤΡ02, ου, 0, the gad-fly or ox -fly ; 
 elso a spur ; an incentive , fury, madness, vio- 
 lent desire which ir flames and goads orie. 
 
 0Ί2ΧΆ foitri/cej, uc, «, a willow tree ; an 
 osier. 
 
 O'lffvtvos, ov, κ'Δ ri, made of osier or λυΙΓΙοττ, 
 Odys. V, i'56.] 
 
 OlcrOTvi, '/i;, h- See OiW-/*, and OiWiyrj}.] 
 
 O/Vt/sraf, ου, ο, the filth of sheep ; sheep's 
 dung. Fro7n οϊί arid σήτω, to corrupt, to rot. 
 See Ο'Ισ'ΤΓπ, and ΌΊ'στόίΤ'/ι. 
 
 ΟΊσω, 1. f act. of φ'-ξύΐ, to cany ; 1. a, 
 
 OiVft/, Dor. for tiie preceding. 
 
 ΟΙσων, Dor. for ο'Ισων, about to carry t9 
 another J οίσ'ομίνοζ, about to bring or carry ; 
 jmrt. l.f. <f φ'ίξω. 
 
 Ο'ίτ, for o'It'c, noni. pi. of o; and re. 
 
 0'ΐτ'/ι, >7ί, 'h, a mountain in Thessaly, CEta. 
 
 O'iTivii, nom. pi. of οο'τις, gen. ούτινος, and 
 in f g. '/,τίζ, nent. ο,τι. 
 
 O'^ITOS, ου, 0, care, trouble, affliction, 
 calamity, destruction, death. From oJ. 
 
 Οίτόσυξοί, the Scythian nuine of Apollo, 
 CEtosurus, Herod, iv, 59-] 
 
 Ο'ΙΦΕ'Ώ, or -ae», to have sexual connexion. 
 
 0/;5<, a measure of nine gallons, an ephah, 
 Septuag. 
 
 ΟΙχ^ίοντι, Dor. for οιχ^ίουιπ, ovffi, 3. pi. pres• 
 ind. act. if οΊχ^ίω, to carr}', to bear, to ride ; 
 to desire to mount. From the obsolete οχ^ιω. 
 
 ΟΊχ^ισύαι, pres. inf. m. of οΊχ^ομοιι, to de- 
 part. 
 
 O'i;)f^yivT0t,i, Ion. for ωχ^'/ιντ-χι, 3. pi. p. pas. 
 and 
 
 ΟΙρζ^^α-ομοίΐ, ^• f m. of ο1χ^ομ.α.ί, to depart, t© 
 die, 
 
 0/;^^s/i, part. 1. a. pas. of o'!γω^,f. \ω, 1. α. 
 pas. ouyjnv., to open, 
 
 Ο'ίχ^νισκον, Ion. by inserting σκ,, for ω^νίον^ 
 imperf of οΐ'^ζ^νιΰω, the same as οΊχ^ομαι. Others 
 derive it from o"ίVίσx,ω,for οΐ^νίω. 
 
 ΟΙρ^νεϋα-ι, Dor. for oi^voua-t, 3. pZ. 2)res.. 
 ind. if 
 
 ΟΙχ^ήω, the same as α'Ιχ^ομχι, to depart, to 
 die. 
 
 Oi)^oia.To, Ion. for ο'ίχ^οιντο, 3. pi. pres. opt, 
 mid. of 
 
 Ο'ΊΧΟΜΑΙ, '/ί, ίτοίΐ, f. mid. οΐχ^'/,σομαι^ 
 p. pas. ωχ^'/ιμοα, to go away, depart, proceed ; 
 to fly ; to desert, abandon ; to vaniyh av.ay ; 
 to perish, die; ωχ^οντο ύ-τηόντίζ, the}' went 
 away •, ωχ^τ ο!.'το'Λτκμ&νοζ, he fleΛv oif j 1. a. 
 pas. ωχ'/ιύ-Αν, part. pres. mid. αΐχάμίνοζ.] 
 
 0'ιχωκ.α, removing the augment, for ωχωΛχ, 
 Att. for ωχ'/ικ.α,, perf, act. of οΊχομ-αι, to de- 
 part. 
 
 ΟΙχύχα, Ion. and Att. by Dialysis for 
 ωχωκα, 3. sing. plupcrf act, and 
 
 0}χο)>ίω$, υΐύί, ο;, part. pe>f. Att. of ο'/χο- 
 μα,ί. See Ο'/χωκ,α. 
 
 Ο'ΊΩ, or οίω, f. ο'Ισω, to think, believe, be of 
 opinion; to ' ope, to coiijecture. So ο'ίομκι, and 
 οιμα,ι, to think. f 
 
 Ο'ίω, to carry to or for another ; οΊομΆΐ, mid. 
 to carry to or for one's self, Iliad xiii, 168. 
 
 'O/'iu!', gen. pL ofoii, οΊΌς, h, a sheep, 
 
 Οι^νίζομαι, f. mid. ισομα,ί, to d.vine, to 
 fyreteli, to conjecture *r surmise ; to use augu- 
 
ΟΚΡ 
 
 β03 
 
 ΟΛΕ 
 
 Yy ; to judge of future events by the flight, 
 singing, or feeding of birds ; to presage, to 
 forebode; I. a. mid. itieavicray,riv. Tk. oluavog, 
 &L bird. 
 
 ΟΙωνκτχ'ίμ'/ίν, 1. a. opt. ni. of οίωνίζομκι. 
 
 Οίωνιιτμα,, ίχ,τος, το, an omen, a presage •, 
 and 
 
 Οίονισμοζ, ' ov, β, augury, divination ; an 
 omen ; tiud 
 
 ΟΙωνισ-τγΐί, ov, o, an augur, soothsayer, divin- 
 er. From οΐι^νίζω. 
 
 Οϊωνο'τΌλο;, o>j, ο κ,α.) τι, one who divines 
 from the singii]g of birds. From οΐωνο; and 
 α-ολίω, to frequent, be conversant with ; also 
 augury, divination ; an omen. 
 
 ΟΊως, ade. in what manner, how ; in the 
 same manner as. Tk. otos, of what quaUty ; 
 of the same sort. 
 
 "0;ti5i, Dor. for ort, when. 
 
 Όκ.είλα,ντίζ, nom. p^< jmrt. 1. a. act. of 
 
 Ό^ίλλω, f. ίλίύ, to sail to, arrive at, ap- 
 proach ; to run upon slioals •, to board ; 1. a. 
 euzeiXx. Tk. κίλΧω, ike scnne. 
 
 "ΟκκΛ. Oor.J'or art, when, and 
 
 "Οκ,-4.α,, for ο•ΡΓΟ•η, Dor. 
 
 "Ok-xos, the eye •, Dor. From ο-τίτομαι. 
 
 ΌΚΑΑ'ΖΩ, to fall on the knees ; to sink 
 down by bending the knees ; to faint, fail, suc- 
 cumb. 
 
 Όκ,να,λίως, adv. sluggishly, lazily, slowly ; 
 From oKvos, sloth. 
 
 Όκνίίω, the same as 
 
 ^Οκύω,/, νισω, p. αικνηκ,/χ., to be slow, slug- 
 gish ; to be reluctant, timid ; to hesitate, 
 procrastinate ; to doubt ; to turn back, recant ; 
 1. a. ωκνπίταί, \. a. inf. οκ,νγ,σχι, 1. a. inf. 
 eKVfilfUV. Th. οκνοξ. 
 
 Όχν/ΐξία, as, ί, sloth, laziness ; sluggish - 
 aess. From 
 
 Όκ,ν /ioos, ξα, ξον, lazy, slow, sluggish ; 
 timid, pusillanimous, procrastinating ; irksome 
 to others/ From 
 
 'ΌΚΝ02, oi>, 0, sluggishness, timidity, indif- 
 ference, duiness ; as if from ου Ktn7v, not to 
 move. 
 
 Oavovfftv, 3. 2^1' pres. ind. and 
 
 OxvZa-iv, 3. pi. pres.. subj. of οκνίω, which see. 
 
 'Oiiohv, Ion. for ocrohv.J 
 
 Όχοϊα, Dor. for οτλΤλ. See ΌττοΊος. 
 
 ^Οκ,ο7οζ, Ion. for o-to7o;.'\ 
 
 'Ozoffoi, Ion. for ό-ττάίτο;.^ 
 
 Όχόη, Ion. for oVaVs.] 
 
 Όκότίξοί, Ion. for flVers^ij, Hei'od.l 
 
 "Οκην, Ion. for otou.'J 
 
 "Οκξΐχ;, the highest tops ; ace. pi. of οκ^ΐζ, 
 tvhick see. 
 
 ΌΚΡΓΒΑ2, avra;, o, a pulpit ; the stage ; 
 a ladder, the prop of a stage ; a painter's 
 easel ; a battering ram. From οίκξον and 
 βά,ο), to go. 
 
 'Οχξϊΰίϋ, oiffffci, όίν, having long protuberan- 
 ces ; rough ; rugged. From 
 
 Όκξΐ;, ios, ii, the same as αχξΐς, the summit 
 of a mountain. Th. αχξοί^ the highest. 
 
 Όϋξνόζι;, oiiTerx, oiv, horrible, dreadful ; con- 
 gealed with cold or fear ; for κ,ξυίαί;, Poet, the 
 same as κξνίξοί, cold, dieadful. Th. xouos, 
 ios, TO, cold. 
 
 Όχξνοία-ίΤ'/ί;, gen. sing. f. g. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Όκ,τάζλωμ,ος, o'j, o κα,ι h, having or con- 
 sisting of eight morsels, as bread, Hesiod. Op. 
 ii. From όκτω and βλωμος, a mouthful.] 
 
 Όκτα'^,αίξο;, βν, ο χοί) ί, eigiit days old ; 
 enduring eigiit days ; happening on the eighth 
 day. From οχτώ and νιμίοχ, a day. 
 
 Όχτά,κι;, adv. eigiit times. From Ιχτω^ 
 eight. 
 
 Oxraxjo-^iXioi, Pucii, 'am, eight thousand. 
 From oxraicii and χ^Ίλιοί. 
 
 Όχτάχν/ιμοί, ov, χού ri, having eight 
 spokes, an epithet of a ivkeel. Fro}n οχται 
 and xvriun, a spoke. 
 
 ΌχτΆκόσ-ίοί, fftoii, aia., eight hundred. 
 
 'ΌχτΆμ7,\ίΆίθζ, λΊά, «Γυν, born in the eighth 
 month ; born aiter eight months. From oxtcj 
 and μγ,ν. " 
 
 Όχτάτ'/ιχ;ν;, to;, ό xu) «, eight cubits high 
 or long. From οχτώ and -^^ρζυ;, a cubit. 
 
 Όκ.τοί-ττΰ'^'/ιν, acc. sing, of 
 
 Όχτα,τό^'/];, ov, o, having eight feet ; having 
 many feet ; a polypus ; eight feet long. From, 
 οχτώ and -^foui, a foot. 
 
 '0»τάτί£'ί, o'hog, KOi) '/I, having eight feet ; 
 among the Scj/tkians, a man ivhose lohole pos- 
 sessions consisted of & yoke of oxen fi. e. eight 
 feet) and a cart. Fi-om 
 
 ΌΚΤί1\ ol, al, TO,, indecl. eight. 
 
 ^ OxTcoxoaVixx, 01, ccl, tu, eighteen. From, 
 OKTij, Kxi, and Vixoo. 
 
 ΌχτΜχοα'^ίχά,τοί, άττι, οι,τον, the eighteenth. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ''0;ίχ it. Dor. for οτί h, when, <^c. oxx^^jfor 
 oxxoc, u'liick see. 
 
 "Οχχ^ος, ου, ή, Poet, for the sake of the meas- 
 ure, used for οχ^οζ, a chariot, wagon, vehicle. 
 
 "Οκωζ, Dor. for oTfu;, that, as, so that.; 
 thus. 
 
 Όλζίο'^οίΙμων, ονις, ο χοί) h, happ)', fortunate, 
 successful. From ολζιο; and '^Άίμων. 
 
 "Ολζιοζ, ov, xcci 'hi happy, fortunate, rich. 
 From 
 
 "0AB02, ov, 0, happiness, good fortune, 
 prosperity, wealth. 
 
 'OXiicrxoVffor οΧίσκον, by Pleonasm of t, im- 
 perf. act. of ολίσχω, the same as ολ'ίχω, to de- 
 stroy. Tk. ολλυμι, the same. 
 
 Όλί^ξϊο;, ov, xu) h, destructive, ruinous, 
 deadly. From ολίύξος. 
 
 ^Ολίόξίως, destructively, ruinously, mortally. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 "Ολί^ξοί, ov, 0, ruin, destruction, pestilence, 
 death, slaughter ; also one who is the scourge 
 or destruction of his country. TJi. οΧλυμι, to 
 destroy. 
 
 Όλ'ζΤτΆΐ, 3. si7ig. 2. y. m.ofokKv^i) 2._/. 
 tn. ολοΖμοίΐ, oXri, oXiiTCie» 
 
 'Όλίκον, imj}erf act. Ion. and 
 
ΟΛΙ 
 
 604 
 
 ΟΛί 
 
 ΌλΒκον<7θίί, acc. ρΐ. part. j)res. act. end 
 
 ΌλίΛίοντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas. Ion. of 
 
 'Oxkxu, the same as ολλνμι, to destroy. 
 
 Όλίσίΐί, 3. sing. 1. a, opt. jEolic of ολλνμ,ι, 
 f. ολίσω. 
 
 ^Ολιο-ήνοξκί, acc. pi. of 
 
 Όλία-'^ωζ, όξοί, ο xctt h, bringing destruction 
 .to mankind. From ολλυμ,ί and αν^ΐξ, a 
 man. 
 
 Όλία-'/;;, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of ολλνμι, 
 f. ολίσω. 
 
 Όλ'ίσ-^χι, 2. a. inf. vi. of the same verb. 
 
 "Ολίο-τχ, ας, i, 1. a. iad. act. Ion. and 
 Poet, for ω'κισα,' and 
 
 'Oxitra-oii, I. a. iif. Poet, and 
 
 Όλίο-α-χζ, α,ντος, part. 1. a. act. Poet, of 
 ολλνμι, f. ολ'ίο-ω, to destroy. 
 
 Όλίσο'Λ, Poet, for oXia-yj, 3. sing. 1. a. svhj. 
 Qct. of the same. 
 
 'Οχίσσω, l.f ind. act. or 1. a, suhj. Poet, 
 of οΧΧνμι, to destroy. 
 
 ΌΧίτ':ΐξΆ, a,;, '/I, a female destroyer ; ajid 
 
 Όλί-'/ΐύ, v^a;, 0, a destrover, a murderer. 
 jFrom Ό'ΧΧνμι, to destroy. 
 
 "OXnat, Ion. for Hx•^, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. m. 
 of ο7^Χυμι^ f. οΧίσω, 2. a. in. ωΧόμην, ji. vi, 
 ώΧα. 
 
 Όλ/'τ/α, ;;/. η. g. and 
 
 'Ox'iyui, Oil, pi. f. g. of ύΧίγοί, few, little ; 
 inconsiderable. 
 
 ΌΧιγα,κΐξ, adu. seldom, rarely, Aristot. 
 Poet. ^.] 
 
 'OX/yav.^^iwr.'a, κς, «, want of men ; small 
 number of inhabitants ; thinness of population. 
 From 
 
 ΌΧίγύν^ξΜΤο;, ου, ο κα) '/ι, thinly peopled ; 
 having few inhabitants. From ίιΧίγο; and 
 
 Ό7^ΐ'γα,ξχ^ίω, ω, to be member of an oli- 
 garchy. IVhence οΧίγα.ξχ;ίϋί>τί;, a few leaders 
 governing a state ; ολιγα,ξ;}^ίΐ/τ^α,ί, to be under 
 the government of a few ; οΧιγα.ξ;)^ονμει/ί)ί, μίν/ΐ, 
 μίνον, governed by an aristocracy. From 
 oX'iyo; and κξχτι, command, government. 
 
 OXtya^x^ta., ας, h, an oligarchy, an aris- 
 tocracy, or government of a few nobles or 
 leaders ; gen. pi. oXiyc /ξχ^ίων. From οΧίγος 
 and άζχνί, government. 
 
 ΌΧιγαξχ^κύς, '/ι, cv, oligarchical, belonging 
 to oligarch}'.] 
 
 ^ΟΧίγα,ξχ^οΰμινος, μ'ίνη, μινον. See ΌΧιγκζ- 
 
 ΌΧίγα,χ'ούίν, adv. fiom a few places ; from 
 few places. From oXlyo; and odv. 
 
 OXiyrj7n?.ict), the same as oXiyoTiXiio. 
 
 ^OXiy/iTi?J-/i, 5JJ, 91, a failure of strength, 
 weakness, imbecility ; Poet, for hXiyo-TnXia. 
 From oX'iyo; and 'yriXu, to be. 
 
 Όxίyιστoς, >}, ov, the fewest, ; the least ; very 
 small ; superl. of οΧίγος. 
 
 ΌΧίγόζίος, ου, Ό tco.) h, of short duration ; 
 short-lived. From οΧίγος and βίος. 
 
 'OXtyoyovo;, ου, ο kou ■/], producing but few ; 
 unfruiti'ul ; barren. Frhvb οΧίγος and γόνος^ 
 
 offspring. Th. γίΐνομ,αι, to be born, p. m. 
 yiyovu, 
 
 Όx^yo^ξaύω, to be languishing or without 
 strength ; to be near death. 
 
 ΌXiyo'hξcivyις, ίος, ο κα.1 h, without power to 
 act, feeble, imbecile, unwarlike, unmanly. 
 From oX'ίyoς and ^ξχίνω. 
 
 'Oxlyov, adv. little, almost. From cXiyo;. 
 
 "OXiyoTiXiM, and oXtyn'^nXiM, to be little or 
 inconsiderable ; to be feeble ; to be almost 
 dead. From oXiyos and ττίΧω, to be. 
 
 ΌXιyό'7riί!^τoς, ου, ό x.ai h) not deserving 
 credit or confidence ; also incredulous, without 
 faith. From oXίyoς and ir/Vr^j, faith. Th. 
 ^ύΰω, to persuade. 
 
 ^QxiyoToiiM, ω, to diminish ; to reduce to a 
 small number. From τοΛω, and 
 
 ΌΑΓΓΌ2, tyyi, tyoM, few, little, slender» 
 hence ol hx'tyoi, ων, nobles ; the few who gov- 
 ern the state in oligarch)^ ; hxiyov, a little, 
 scarcely at all ; oxiyov χ,ξόνον, for a little while ; 
 oXiyou ^itv, altnost, for the most part ; δ/ oXt- 
 you, l| o?Jyuu, for a short time, suddenly ;. 
 from a short distance ; ^/' οΧίγων, in a few 
 words; χατ' hXiyov, <7ra.g oy^'iyov, gradually, by 
 little and little •, h oXlya, liglitly, briefly. 
 
 OXiyoT'/;;) '/ιτος, «, fewness, smallness. Th, 
 oXiyoi. 
 
 'OXtyou, used as an adverb, for the most 
 part, almost. Frovi the same. 
 
 "OXiyo^povio:, ov, κ,ύά >;, of short duration ; 
 lasting but a little while. From oXiyo; and 
 χζΌ'Joς, time. 
 
 'OXiyo-^u^^icj, M,f. Yitro], to be pusillanimous, 
 to have a weak, little, or timid mind. From 
 οΧίγό-φυχ^ος. 
 
 'OXtya-^ux^'toi, ας, vi, pusillanimity : mean- 
 ness of spirit. From 
 
 'ΌΧιγό'φνχ^ος, ου, ο κσΛ r„ pusillanimous ; 
 timid ; mean. From oXiyo; and ι^νχ}), soul. 
 
 'OXiyrxi^iu, to have but little regard, to pay 
 no attention to ; to neglect ; to omit to do ; to 
 despise; pres. inf. Ixtycuouv, used with a gen- 
 itive. From 
 
 ΌΧΓ/ύύξ'/ιτΊ;, ioji, 71, and 
 
 ΌΧιγωξ'ιοί, ας, τα carelessness, heedlessness ; 
 neglect, disregard, Thucyd.'\ 
 
 'Oxlyco^oi, ου, ο y.ou h, paying but little atten- 
 tion ; negligent, careless. From oXlyvi ωζκ, 
 little care. 
 
 ΌXiyωζύ)ς, adv. negligently, carelessly, con- 
 temptuously. From the preceding. 
 
 ΌχΙΖ,ων, όνος, ο κοά 'h, small ; less. From 
 
 oXiyf)?. 
 
 "ΟΧισ•ξος, ου, ο, penis coriaceus. 
 
 'OXtffSavii, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 ΌλισόαΊνω, or -άνω, to slip, to fall, to be 
 weak. Th. οΧιιτίος. 
 
 ΌΧισύίω, ω, f."hσω, to fall, to slip ; hence 
 ΌΧισβί7ν, pres. inf. act. or as some think, 2. o. 
 it f. from oj\iif9ov, and Ion. oXtirhv, ις, ε, 2. a. 
 end. act. Th. oXtoruo;, a slip, a fall. 
 
 Όχ'κτό'Λμοί, ατός, το, a slip, a fall ; ruin. 
 From the jireceding. 
 
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 ΟΛΟ 
 
 ' 'OXitrir^xs, gen, sing.f. g. of 
 
 "Ολισύγιξοζ, a, ov, subject to fall, liable to 
 hMp ; prone to ; slippery ; unsteady ; causing 
 another to slip or fall. From the same Th. 
 
 Όλκτύ-ήτΆ?, eiffh) ijiVi part. 1 . a. act. of ολι- 
 O'Ciej, ivhich see. 
 
 "ΟΛΙ2Θ02, ου, 0, a slip ; a fall in a slip- 
 pery place, a disaster; slipperiness. 
 
 Όλκ,οί,ς, a'Sus, 'h, a vessel of burthen, a 
 merchant ship ; any vessel. Hence in Engl. 
 HULK. From ^ 
 
 Όλκ,'/ί, 55?, «, a drawing out or prolonging ; 
 a draught. Plat. ; attraction, the attractive pow- 
 er ; inclination; weight; force, strength; a 
 drachma. Th. ikxeo, to draw. 
 
 "Ολκιον, ov, ro, a basin or laver ; a copper 
 vessel ; a large bowl ; the helm or rudder of a 
 ship. 
 
 Όλχο), oi, machines, hi/ ivliich vessels are 
 drawn up on the land, and from the land are 
 dratim doivn to the sea. From ϊλκω, to 
 draw. 
 
 Όλχ,ο?, ου, ο, a drawing in length ; a fur- 
 row ; a wave of the sea ; an aqueduct ; a mass; 
 a weight ; a strap or thong by which any thing 
 is drawn ; the trail of a serpent ; the train of 
 garments ; the whole body of a man or of any 
 animal ; a sort of insect ; the name of a plant. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 "OXtjch, Ion. and ολλ^/ΐαι, Ion. and Poet, 
 for ολ'/ι, 2. a. subj. m. of ολλυμι, which see. 
 
 Όλλυμίνοιο, gen. sing. Ion. part. pres. 
 pas. of 
 
 "ΌΛΛΤΜΙ fOxkv/xiJ, or ολλύ&ι, f. oXitrm, 
 p. &ίλβ»α, to lose ; to occasion a loss ; to ruin, 
 destroy, cut off, slay ; 2. f Ιλω, p. m. ωΧα, 
 and Ait. ολωλα, 2. a. vi. tuXofttjv, 2. a. inf. 
 τη. ολίσβχι. 
 
 Όλμαο;, ov, ο, a proper name; a river ΐ7ΐ 
 Helicon in Boeotia, so called from Holmeius 
 the son of Sisi/phus. Also a mortar. 
 
 "0ΛΜ02, ου, 0, a mortar ; a pestle ; a tri- 
 pped ; the trunk of the body ; a kind of cup ; 
 tnetaphorically, stupid. 
 
 'Όχο'γζο,φίω, f '/ισω, to write enlire, i. e. 
 imthout omitting any part, or urithout anoth- 
 er's aid. From oXos and γξάψω, to write. 
 
 Όλο^, jji, 7), dat. pi. Ion. oXomi, of IXos, 
 
 57, ov. 
 
 ΌΛΟΘΟΤ'ΡΙΟΝ, ov, το, a kind of zoo- 
 phytes or sea animal resemhlhig a sponge. 
 
 ΌχΌίξίυιης, tea?, h, destruction, ruin, ex- 
 termination ; loss ; a7id 
 
 ΌΧο^ξίυτίΐί, ev, o, a destroyer, a murderer, 
 exterminator. Frovi 
 
 OXou^suw,for οΧίβξίύω, of οΧίΙΙξΟί, ivhich see ; 
 f, ιύσω, p. ώχό^ξίυχκ, to bring destruction, to 
 lay waste, destroy ; to lose ; peif. pas. uXO- 
 6ξίνμοίΐ, ffai, rxi. Th. οΧΧυμι, to lose, de- 
 stroy. 
 
 ΌΧοίατο, Ion. for oXoivro, 3. /?^. 2. a. opt. 
 7)1. of οΧΧυμι, f. οΧίσ-ω, 2. a, m. ωΧόμτίν, 2. a. 
 opt. m. οΧο'ιμγιν, ΟΙΟ, oirei, p. m. ώΧα., and Alt. 
 οΚώΧχ, 
 
 ΌΧοίτζο^ΰί, ου, ο X.UU ri. Completely round, 
 as a loheel ; round. From oXoi and rpo^oe, a 
 wheel. Th. τξ'ίχ^ω, to run. 
 
 ΌΧοχΆ^'^Όω, ω, to burn a sacrifice or victim 
 entire. From oXo; and ■Λαξτ'οΜ. Hence 
 
 ΌΧοκάξΤωμοι,, α,το;, το, a sacrilice in whicfi 
 the victim was consumed ivhole by the fire. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ΌΧοκάξ'^ωύΊ;, ιω;, 7i, the same. From the 
 same. 
 
 Όχόχ.αυο'Τΰν, ου, το, the same. From oXos 
 ayid κοί,υα-τον, from κοίΐω, to burn. Hence 
 
 Oxoy.a,UTog,for όΧΰκαοα•το;, the Same ; wholly 
 consumed ; U7id 
 
 ΌΧοκαυτΌω, for οΧοχ,οι,υίΤτόω, u, f. ωσω, p. 
 ωΧοκχύτωκ,α, to burn entire ; to burn a whole 
 victim ; to burn ; ^>erf. pas. αΧοκχΰτωμαι. 
 JFhence 
 
 ΌΧοκ,αντωμο!., ατο;, το, a viciini or sacrifice- 
 which was burnt whole. From the preceding. 
 
 ΌΧοκαύτωσ-ΐζ, ίωζ, h, a sacrifice in which the 
 whole victim Avas burnt. From the sa?ne. 
 
 ΌχοαΧ'/ΐξίΰΐ, a:, 7i, entireness or complete- 
 ness of all the parts of a thing ; entireness or 
 completeness of a thing in all its parts ; sound- 
 ness. 
 
 ΌχόκΧπξο;, ου, ό κοά νι, obtaining all by 
 Ιοί, sole heir ; inheriting the whole ; also com- 
 plete, entire ; the whole ; universal ; without 
 deficiency ; without defect. From oXos a^id 
 ζΧΐίξοί, a lot, a portion obtained by lot. 
 
 ΌΑ0ΚΩΝΓΤΙ2, ^2,;, -h, a kind of wild 
 pot-herbs with knobby roots. 
 
 ΌΧίΧϋγί], ^s, a?id οΧόΧυγμα, ctrs;, το, the 
 cries of women performing a sacrifice ; shout- 
 ing for joy ; also howling ; bewailing ; lamen- 
 tation, outcry of grief. 
 
 ΌΧοΧυγμοξ, ου, ο, the same. Froin 
 
 ΌΑΟΛΤ'ΖΠ, /. ξω, to howl ; to lament, 
 deplore ; to call upon the gods with outcries ; 
 to skout with joy; 1. a. ΛΐΧόΧυξα, 1. a. im- 
 perat. ολόΧυζον, άτω, perf. ώχΌχΰχ^α, j). pas, 
 ωΧοΧυγμα.1. 
 
 ΌΧομΟ^/,ί, iog, ο κ,α) r,, having whole and 
 sound limbs ; without injury or mutilation. 
 From oXos and μίΧος. 
 
 "Oxov, TO, fsc. ιΙτηΤν] to say all in one 
 word, Fheophr. i ; edit. N^eioton.'\ 
 
 "OXovTo, 3. pi. 2. a. m. Ion. for ωΧαντο, 
 of ΰΧΧυμι, f οΧ%σο), p. eaXata,, to lose ; to de- 
 stroy ; 2. a. m. ωΧΌμην. 
 
 ΌχοοΊτ^οχοί, Poet, for όΧοίτξοχ^ο;, completely 
 round ; from oXo; and τοόρ^^ο;, a wheel. Th. 
 '^ξ^Ζ'», to run. Or οΧοοΊτξοχοξ, destroying as it 
 runs; an epithet of a rock ; from the same, 
 and 
 
 Όλοοζ, 71, ov, destructive, deadh-, ruinous. 
 From ο?.Χνμι. 
 
 ΌΧοόψξονχ, arc. sing. <f 
 ΌΧοόφξΜν, cvo;, β κ«ί τί, haA'ing daniTei'ous 
 designs ; plotting destruction ; destructive : 
 omniscient ; superintending all things. From 
 oXoo; and φζ'Λν, the mind. 
 
 Oxo'yfooip'uooi, oo, kk) y), wholly of purple; 
 
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 all puq)le ; all in purple. From ολα; and 
 νοζφΰοοί, pn'ple. 
 
 ΌΑΟ'ΠΤΩ, /. -^ω, to pluck; to pluck 
 ofiT; to Strip off the bark ; to peel ; as if from 
 λίτω, the same. Hence perhaps in Engl, xo 
 rop. 
 
 Όλόρρίζο;, o'j, κΛί '/I, with all the roots ; 
 plucked up with the roots. From ολοί and 
 ψ'ίζκ, tlie root. 
 
 "0A02, ό'λ?7, Ολον, the whole ; all ; univer- 
 pal ; whole, entire, solid ; mere, unmixed ; 
 TO όλον. See "Ολον. Hence in Eniil. whole. 
 
 "Ολο;, ου, ο, the ink of the cuttle fish ; the 
 sujne as Β-Όχ^ο;. 
 
 Όλοσί^/ΐξβί, ου, ό κ,α,] 'h, wholly of iron, Diod. 
 Sic'. 
 
 Όλαα-φϊοατος, ου, ο κα) h, forged or wrought 
 •with a hauuner ; solid ; made of solid gold, 
 silver, brass, or other metal, according to its 
 subsequent noun. From όλος and (χφύοκ, 
 a hammer. 
 
 ΌλοίτχίξΤιί, ίο;, ο κ,α.) h, entire, complete ; 
 perfect ; full ; the whole ; the highest ; the 
 utmost; as if Ολη χ,ιιο), with the whole hand; 
 with all one's might. From ολοζ and χ,ύξ, h, 
 the hand. 
 
 Όλοσχ^ίοω;, adv. altogether ; wholly ; utter- 
 \y ; without doubt ; completely, entirely. From 
 the j)rec('ding. 
 
 •'ΌΛΟΣΧΟΙ, the stems by which apples, 
 pears, I'yc. are connected to tliC tree. 
 
 Όλβτ£λ'/)ί, ίο;, ό κοά }}, completed ; wholly 
 finished ; accomplished, perfect, entire, whole. 
 From ολο; and τίλο;, ro, the end. 
 
 Όλουμαι, -' f' »i- of ολλιιμί, to destroy; to 
 lose. 
 
 Όλr,pλvγ^c:Jv, Όνος, 'h, a pustule; a blister ; 
 ολοφυατίζ, ύλοφλυκτ);, ant όλοφικ^αν, the 
 same. From ολο; and φλύζω, to be hot. 
 
 '^Ολοψυ^νο;, h, ov, sad, lamentable, deplorable, 
 sorrow; ul. , 
 
 ΌΑΟΦΤΤΟΜΑΙ, to lament, deplore; to 
 cry out with grief ; to weep ; to hare pity ; 
 J)art. pres. mid. ολοφυξόμίνο;, μίντ/, μινον. 
 
 Η. lice 
 
 Όλοφυρμοζ, ου, ο, and 
 
 ^Ολόφνί'^ίί, ιω:, Ϋι, lamentation, weeping ; 
 bewailing. 
 
 Όλοφύϊο;, ου, ο κοά ίι, destructive, pernicious, 
 ruinous ; craity, malicious. From ο7.λυμί and 
 φως-, a man. 
 
 Όλ'οχ^ζϊ^οζ, ου, ό •ΛΆΐ '/!, wholly of gold. ] 
 
 ^OAIIH, '/;;, 'h-, and Dor. ολ'τα, an oil 
 flask or cruise ; a vessel to hold oil, a wine 
 vessel ; as if from ίλα,ίου οτλι, the juice of the 
 olive ; Όλ -rii, ilos, h, the same. 
 
 Όλυμ'ρτία, a:, 'h, the name of a city, Olym- 
 pia, where were celebrated 
 
 Όλύ[χ.9η'ί, ων, •τ«, the Olympic games, in 
 honour of Jupiter Olympius. From "ϋλνμ,- 
 
 •ΡΤος. 
 
 ΌλυΑίΤία,οες, ui, the goddesses, as inhabit- 
 in" Olymjnis. Όλυμ^ιάοΛί i/.uiuf, olive 
 trees on Mount Olympus. 
 
 'Ολυμπάς, α,^οζ, τι, an Olympiad ; a period 
 of four years ; a victory in the Olympic 
 games ; in pi. Όλυμ-ηύ^. From 'Ολυμ- 
 
 Όλυμ'ττ'ί-ΛΟζ, h, ov, Olympic ; of Olympus'. 
 Th. "Ολυμ-τΓος. 
 
 Όλυμ,τηονϊχ.χζ, a, ο, Dor. for 
 
 Όλυμ-Τίονΐκ'/ι;, ου, ό, a victor in the Olym- 
 pic games. 
 
 Όλυμ^ιόνΐκ,οί, ov, ο κ,χ) -h, th? same. From 
 Όλΰμ-ηοί and νικάω, to conquer. 
 
 ^Ολυμτηοζ, α, ov, Olympic, belonging to the 
 Olympic games. J 
 
 "OATMlIOS, ου, 0, a very high mountain, 
 in Thessaly or Macedonia, Olympus ; also 
 heaven ; as if from 'όλος and λά,μττω, to shine. 
 
 "0ΑΤΝΘ02, ου, Q, an unripe fig ; a green 
 fig ; Olynthus, a city of Pallene. 
 
 "OATPA ( ολϋξΰί), a,;, h, a kind of corn or 
 grain like spelt. 
 
 Όλυξΐτ'/^ς, ου, ο, bread 7nade of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 ΌλωιΌς, ICC, (OV, pernicious, ruinous ; nox- 
 ious. Th. ολλυμι. 
 
 "Ολύολα, ας, i,Att.for ωλκ, p. m. Hence 
 
 Όλωλ•/ι, 3. sing. subj. p. m, of ολλυμι^ 
 f. ολ'ίσω, 2. a, m. ωλ'ομ'/ιν, 
 
 "Ολως, adv. altogether, generally; univer- 
 sally, completely ; in fine, in short ; certainly. 
 Th. όλος. 
 
 Όμα, 7iom. ]}l. n. g. of ομος, like, similar, 
 
 'Ομάγυξ^ις:, Dor. for ομ'^γυξίς, an assembly, 
 congregation, multitude ; a council. 
 
 ΌμΜ^ίύω, to collect or heap together ; to 
 assemble together. From ομάς. 
 
 ΌμαΙ'ιω, f. moj, to make a tumult ; to 
 murmur, shout, roar. 
 
 "Ομοιος, ου, ο, a multitude ; a tumult ; a 
 throng ; the murmur or noise of a multitude. 
 From ομάς. 
 
 Όμούμιος, or ομα,ιμ,ος, ου, ό χα,ι h, a7ld 
 
 Όμα-Ιμων, όνος, ό fcou η, of the same blood ; 
 consanguineous ; of the same kindred. From 
 ομος and αιμοί, το, blood. 
 
 Όμαιχ^μ,ια., ας, 'h, alliance in war ; confed- 
 eration. From ομος a?id αΐχ^μνί, the point of 
 a weapon. 
 
 Όμα?.7ίς, ίος, ο za) '/). See 'Ομαλός. 
 
 Όμ.α.7ύζω, f. Ίσω, to make level and smooth ; 
 to reduce to an equality ; to equalize ; to soften 
 or appease ; to make equal or to match ; to be 
 equal to, to act uniformly ; ομαλ'ίζομ,αι, to be 
 made level ; to be reduced to an equality, ^c. 
 
 ΌΜΑΑΟ'2 (ομαλός), h, ov, plane, level ; 
 smooth ; equable, similar, uniform ; ανώμαλος, 
 ου, ο και 'A, rough, unequal ; ανωμαλν\ς, ίος, 
 Ό κ,α) η, the same. 
 
 Όμάλως, adv. uniformly, in an even man- 
 ner.] 
 
 Όμάξτίί, pres. imperat. act• of 
 
 Όμαξτίω, f ήσω, to follow ; to gO with ; te 
 accompany. From 
 
 OiMAPTH~, Toet. the same as ομοΰ, at the 
 same time, together ; as if from ομού and αξω-. 
 
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 Όμαζτίίίταζ, αντοζ, part, I. a. act. of ομιχξ- 
 f'cM, to follow ; to accompany. 
 
 Όμκς, ά%οζ, 'h, the whole mass, multitude, 
 or body, all together or at once ; the whole 
 amount. From ομον. 
 
 'Ομζζ'εΜ, to rain. See "Ομζξο;. 
 
 "Ομζξπμχ, aros, ro, a shower, a rain. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Όμζξ'/ΐν^ί, ri, ov, or 
 
 Όμζξνξο;, ζκ, ξον, rainy ; full of rain. From 
 the sarne. Th. ομζξοζ. 
 
 Όμζξ'^σ-χντοί, gen. sing. part. 1. a. act. of. 
 Ιμζξίω, to rain. TIi. ομζζοζ, a shower. 
 
 ^Ομζξΐχ^, Υιζ, 'h, Umbria m Italy. 
 
 "Ομζξίμόντατξος, ου, ο κα) ίι, also f. g. ομζρι- 
 μανάτζΥ), begotten by a ρ; werful sire, Fro)ri 
 ομΧξ'ιμης and -ττατηξ, a father. 
 
 Όμζ(ημο;, ου, ο κ,/χ,Ί h, strong, vehement, 
 powerful. From οζξίμο;, the same. 
 
 "Ομξζίοζ, ου, ο κα.) '/], of rain, that is rained. 
 From 
 
 "UIVIBP02, ov, 0, a shower, rain ; as if 
 Jrom ομ.ου ρζϊν, to flow together. Hence ομ- 
 ζοίω, part. 1 . a. ομζξήσας, α,ντοζ, to rain. 
 
 ^ΟμίΤτοίΐ, 3. sing. 2. f, m. of ομνυμι, 
 y. ομόίτω, p. ωμοκα, 2. J. m. ομουμκι, Τι, ιίτοίί, 
 ίο swear. 
 
 Όμίυή'Τ'Λζ, ου, ο, a husband ; and 
 
 Όμίυνίτίζ, ί2ΰί, '/ι, a wife ; artd 
 
 Όμίυνο;, and όμίυνοιΐοξ, ου, ο κα) '/], a spouse, 
 using the same bed. From ομος and thr/i. 
 
 Όμ-/ιγΐξ'/ΐί, ioi, κα) w, assembled, collected 
 together; in novi. pi. ομηγίρίίζ. From ομού 
 and α,γύξω, to assemble. 
 
 Όμ'/ιγϋζη?ί iosy ο χοίΐ h, Poet, and .^ol. for 
 the preceding. 
 
 Όμήγΰρίζ, ζωί, h, an assembly of people ; a 
 crowd ; a multitude. From ομοΖ, together, 
 and κγυξίς, ζως, h, an assem.bl3^ 
 
 '0^>3λ/κία, aj, a7id Ion. m•, h, equality of 
 age ; the same age ; those of the same age. 
 From 
 
 *0^5}λ<|, "ίχ,οζ, ό κκ) h, of the same age ; 
 equal. From όμο; similar, and ίιλικίοί, stature. 
 
 Όμ'^ξ&υμα, ατοξ, ro, a pledge, pawn ; a 
 hostage. From ομ'/ΐξίύω. 
 
 Όμη^^υσα-ι, Dor. for ίμ'/}ξουσ•χί, nom. p^. 
 part, pres.f. g. of 
 
 Όμ'/!ξίυω, to be a hostage 5 to be delivered as 
 a hostage. 
 
 Όμ'/!ξίω, ω, f. n(fo), to meet together in one 
 place ; to meet ; to accompan3\ From the 
 same. 
 
 Όμγ,ξί'^οά, ων, οί, imitators of Homer ; recit- 
 ers of the poems of Homer ; descendants of 
 Homer ; also the descendants of persons de- 
 livered as hostages. 
 
 "Ομνίξον, ου, το, a pledge deposited or secu- 
 rity given, instead of a hostage. 
 
 "0MHP02, ou, 0, a hostage, a pledge or 
 security ; as if from ομού ύξζιν, to bind to- 
 gether. 
 
 "Ομτίξος, ov, 0, Homer. 
 Όμίλίΐ, pres. imperat, act, of 
 
 ΌμΤλίω, ω, to frequent ; to be in a crowd ; 
 to come to a conference with ; to disccurse 
 with ; to make an address to the people ; to be 
 much addicted or devoted to any thing, as te 
 study, ^c. to have intercourse with ; to have 
 concerns with one ; όμιλζΊν ησ) τύχ^αι?, to fall 
 into some misfortunes ; to experience various 
 success ; it is constriled with a dative ; imperf. 
 ωμ'ιΧίον, ouv, 3. sing. opt. pres. ομιλίοι, f. r/tra, 
 p. ωμ'ιΧγΐΆΟί, 1. a. ωμίλησα, j)art- 1. a. act. 
 όμ(λ'/ΐΰ•Λς, oivrog, part. pres. act. όμίλίϋν. Froift, 
 'όμιΧοί, a multitude. 
 
 ^ΟμιΧτι'Βον, adv. in companies ; in throngs j 
 also in one crowd, promiscuously. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Όμιλ'/ιτ^ς, ov, S, a companion, a disciple.] 
 
 Όμιλ'/3τϊκ.ΰί, ij, ov, dextrous m conversing 
 with men, .sociable j courtly ; polite, elegant ; 
 graceful, pleasing. From όμιΧίω. 
 
 'Ομιλία, ας, r,•, acquaintance, intercourse, 
 conversation, conference, familiarity, intimacy ; 
 a sermon ; a liomily ; a crowd ; a multitude.- 
 From όμιλίω. 
 
 "ΟΜΙΛΟ 2 (ΌμΊλο?), ου, ο, a multitude, aa 
 assembly ; a troop ; the people ; a tumult ; as 
 iffrom ομού ίΙλίΤα-ύαι, to be assembled together. 
 
 ΌΜΙΧΕΏ (Ιμιχ^ιω), to urine, to maL-e 
 water ; as if όμοΖ χίω, to pour together. 
 
 ΟΜΓΧΛΗ, and Ion. ομίχ^λ'/ι, n?i h, a 
 cloud, mist, darkness, trouble, disorder. 
 
 "Ομμα,, aro?, ro, the eye ; a vision or sight ; 
 a spectre, an apparition ; the face, tlie aspect ; 
 a view ; nom. ])l. όμματα, dat. pi. ομ,μασι. 
 From ο'τττομΆΐ, to see ; f. mid. ο-^ομαι, pfirf. 
 2)aS• ωμμαι. 
 
 "Oμμar,for όμματα. See the preceding. 
 
 Όμμα,τόω, to give eyes ; to make clear- 
 sighted and vigilant. From όμμα. 
 
 "Ομνυ, pres. imperat. act. for ομ,νυθι, and . 
 
 'Ομ -jvii;, 2. sing. pres. ind. (f 
 
 ^'OMNTMI (ομΜμ»), or ομνΰω, f ομόσ-ω, 
 p. ωμοκα, to swear ; to make solemn oath ; 
 Λίt. ,ομωμοκ,α, 1. a. ο^μοσα, 1. Ω. SuhJ . ομίχτω, 
 tjs, η, part. 1 . a. ομ'οσαζ, αντος. 
 
 Όμογάίττξίοζ, ου, ο καΐ ri, a brother or sister 
 by the same mother ; a brother or sister of the 
 whole blood. From ομού (Th. ομοί) and 
 γαστγΐζ, the womb, 
 
 Όμ,ο'γίν'/ί;, ίο;, ο κα) h. See Όμόγονοξ. 
 
 Όμ^όγλωσΊχοί, ου, ο κα) η, using the same 
 language, being of the same nation. From 
 ομΛζ and γλωσσά, a tongue, a language, 
 
 Όμόγνωμον'ίω, ω, f. τ,σω, to be of the same 
 opinion ; to assent, to consent. From όμο$ 
 and γνώμη, sentiment, opinion. 
 
 "Ομογνωμονω;, adv. equally, alike, unani- 
 mously. 
 
 Όμογονο;, ου, ό κα) '/;, the same as όμογίν^ΐζ, 
 related to by blood ; of the same kindred ; 
 consanguineous. From όμοζ and ιγύνομαι, to 
 be born, 
 
 Όμό^α,μο;, ω, ό κα) «, Dor. for 
 
 Όμο^ημοί, "ου, ο κα) '/ι, as if Ικ του άδυτου 
 ^ήμου m, of the same people ; conformal)le Iq 
 
ΟΜΟ 
 
 60& 
 
 ΟΜΟ 
 
 the people; popular. From βμο; and ^ημ-ο;, 
 the people. 
 
 'OfAoliatToSf ov, y.oi) '/>, using the same mode 
 of life; a fellow boarder, ehum, chamber-mate, 
 companion. From Ιμο: and δίαιτα, manner of 
 life. 
 
 Όμο^ξομίω, Ζ, to run together ; to run 
 with ; to concur ; to engage in battle ; to go in 
 pairs ; to go abreast. From αμάν and Ί^Όμο:. 
 'ΟμοΒ^ν' /ii, to;, κσ.) h, belonging to the 
 sfime nation or people ; agreeable to the people. 
 Frovi ομοί, like, similar, and ίύνο$, a people, a 
 nation. 
 
 Όμοίβ/ιω^ to be of t!ie same nation, Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 Όμούά,7.α.μοί, ου, ο κα) νι•, όμου kou ΐν τω 
 
 xvr&i 3-κ.λάμγ οίκων, a chamber-iTiate or chum. 
 
 "Ομ'ούίν, together, from the same place ; at 
 
 the same time. From ομοΖ, the same. Th. 
 
 ομοίι similar. 
 
 Όμόίξονο;, cV) ο κ,α.) yi, a partner of a throne 
 or kingdom. From ομο; and Β-ξίνο?, a throne. 
 Όμούνμα^Ιν, adv. unanimously ; with one 
 mind ; all together. From 
 
 Όμ'ούνμοξ, ov, ό κα) 'h, unanimous ; with one 
 accord. Frotii cyJ; and 3-νμο:, mind. 
 
 "Ομοιχ, pi. num. Ίί. g. ομοίχζ, gen. sing. 
 f.g. of όμοιο;. 
 
 'Ομοιάζω, f. ά,σω, p. ωμο'ιακα,, to be like, to 
 resemble. Fro?n όμοιος, the same as ομΌ;. 
 ΌμοΙϊΐν, ace. sing. Ion. J", of the same. 
 ΌμοΊι'ος, Poet, for όμοιος, like, similar. Th, 
 ομος, the same. 
 
 Ό μηοτάόίίοί, α,ς, h, similarit}^ of affections, 
 passions, sentiments, or emotions, Oiod. Sic, 
 From 
 
 "Ομ,οιο'ττα.ύτις, ίος, ο kou '/], having the same 
 passions, affections, or sentiments. From όμοιος 
 and 'τίά.έοζ, το, an aifection, accident. 
 
 "Όμοιος, o'iOi, oiov, like, similar, equal ; ah V 
 ahuv, ΐίτί μι ■■^ίγιιν Β-ίλίΐ•:, ομοιον, whether you 
 choose to praise or to blame m.e, is all one, or 
 of no consequence, JEsch. Jlgam. 143. See 
 Markl. ad Earip. Sup. 1060. Th. ομϋς, the 
 same. 
 
 Όμοΐύττίς, ητος, h, resemblance, similarity, 
 equality. From the jyreceding. 
 
 Όμ,οίότξοοΓος, ov, ό κοί) h, having similar man- 
 ners, habits, or customs ; resembling in manners, 
 habits, or customs, Tliucyd. i, 6 ; similar, re- 
 sembling. ] 
 
 ΌμοιΌω, ω, f. ωίω, p. ωμ^οΊωκα, to make 
 like, conformable to ; to assimilate ; to match ; 
 to compare; also to be like, resemble ; 1. o. 
 ωμαϊωσα,, 1 . a. subj. ομοιώσω, ψ, jj, and in 
 1. pi. ομοιωσωμίν p. pas. ωμοίωμκι, 1. a. paS. 
 ωμθίΒϋβ-/,ν, 1. a. Suhj. pas. Όμ,οιοιύω, γ,ς, γ, }. a. 
 inf. ομοιωβ^/ροίΐ, part. 1. a. όμoιoJβύς, ΐντος. 
 From όμοιος, similar. 
 
 Όμοιωί'/,μίοοίΐ, Dor. for όμοιωύ'/,ναι, 1. a, 
 irf. pas. Όμοιωθύς, part. 1. a. pas. and 
 
 'Ομαιο)6ηαΌμι6α, Ί , pi. 1. f 2)as. of ομ,οιόω, 
 which see. 
 
 'Okoiojuk, Άτος, TO, simijitude, an ipage, a 
 
 likeness; a representation. From I. sing, ρ , 
 
 pas of ομοιόω. 
 
 'Ομοίως, adv. in like manner, equally. Froin 
 
 όμοιος. 
 
 Όμοίω/τις, ζως, h, the act of assimilating, 
 comparing ; an image ; a figure of rhetoric. 
 From 2. sing. j). pas. of όμοιόο*. 
 
 Όμόκλαοϋς, ου, ο κκ) h-, Dor. for ομΌχΧνίρος^ 
 one who shares in the same lot; a partner ; a 
 consort, fellow, or companion. From όμοΖ and 
 κ,Χν,οος, 
 
 Όμ.οκλάω, or -ίω, to exhort with vocifera- 
 tion, threatening, and chiding ; to reproach. 
 F?^om ομοκΧ•^. 
 
 Όμοκλ'/ι, 7ις, h, an exhorting, chiding, re- 
 proaching, or threatening. From u μου, together, 
 at the same time, and κίκλομο^ι, the sameas 
 κίλομ,Άΐ, or κ'ζλω, to exhort. 
 
 Όμ,οΆληττίζ, ^ιξος, ο, one who chides, threat- 
 ens, reproaches. From 3. sing, perf pas. of 
 ομ.οκΧά,ω. 
 
 Ό?^οκλή<τας, αντος, part. 1. α. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Όμοκλϊνίις, ίος, and όμόκλινος, ου, ο κοίΐ fit 
 one who sleeps in the same bed ; one \\\io re- 
 clines on the same conch, ivhether to eat or to 
 sleep. From ομος and κλίνη. 
 
 Όμολογίω, ω, f. Υισω, p. ωμολόγτίχκ, to be 
 of the same opinion, to consent, to assent ; to 
 grant, to confess, to admit or concede ; to pro- 
 fess, to promise, to prove or ratii'y ; to accept 
 conditions ; to enter into a treaty with one ; to 
 capitulate ; to say openly, avow, declare, tes- 
 tify ; to be like, to correspond to ; to praise, to 
 celebrate ; to thank ; in the sense of giving 
 thanks, Vorslius considers it a Hebraism, Phi•' 
 lot. S. P. C. 5. p. 137; 1. a. ωμοΧόγησοί. 
 PVom ομόλογος, 
 
 Όμολογ'/ιύίντα, acc, sing. part. 1. a. pas. 
 and 
 
 Όμο>.ογ^ια•κς, αντος, part. 1. a. act. of ομο-^ 
 λογίω, which see. 
 
 Όμολόγ'/ισ-ις, a confessing ; concession, ac- 
 knowledgment, Diod. Sic. Froin the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Όμολογήτίον, it must be acknowledged; 
 verbal adj. from the same. 
 
 'Ομολογία, ας, h, a confession ; consent ; 
 assent ; a bargain , a compact ; aptness, agree- 
 ment ; a capitulation, a composition. From 
 
 'Ομόλογος, ου, ό κα) h, using the same words; 
 of the same opinion; homologous, propor- 
 tional, correspondent ; ro αμολ'ογον, any thing 
 admitted or agreed on. From ομος and λόγος, 
 Th. λίγω, perf. mid. λίλογα. 
 
 Όμολογουμίνως, adv. as admitted or agreed 
 on ; without dispute ; confessedl}', unquestion- 
 ably ; indisputably. I'rom part. pres. pas. 
 ομολογιΌμινος, οΰμίνος, of ομ.ολογιω, which see, 
 
 Όμολόγως, adv. in a similar manner ; by 
 agreement ; suitably, openly ; without any 
 doubt. From ομόλογος, which see. 
 
 Όμομντξίος, ου, ο κα) i), bom of the satne 
 mother. Fro?n ομος and μ'ίιτπξ, a mother. 
 
ΟΜΟ 
 
 6.09 
 
 ΟΜΦ 
 
 ^Oflcov, ace» sing of ομΌζ, 
 
 Όμονοίω, ω, J". Υισω, p. ώμονονίκχ, to agree ; 
 to be of the same mind ; to live together in 
 peace, to consent, to be of one mind. Frovi 
 «uos and v'o/is, mind. 
 
 'Ομόνοια, Άζ, «, concord ; agreement ; con- 
 sent. From the preceding. 
 
 OfAoevtrtss, or ομοΰσιοζ, being of the same 
 essence or substance ; consubstantial. From 
 
 ούσα., Όν, part, of ίίμι, 
 begotten of the same 
 
 Sjuoi and οίσΐκ, of ων 
 to be. 
 
 Όμο'^άτξΐΰί, β", °) 
 fiither. 
 
 Όμόξγνν, 3. nng. hnperf. act. Ion. of 
 ΌΜΟ'ΡΓΝΤΜΙ, and μόξγνϋμ,, f. oy /ο^Ιω, 
 to wipe, to malce clean ; to imprint ; to brand ; 
 to mark; \. a. itid, act. ωμοζ^χ, 1. a, hid. 
 mid. ωμορ^άμνιν, psrf. ωμορχ^οί. 
 
 ΌμοξίΜ, ω, f. '/\σω, to be contiguous to ; to 
 have a common boundary. From ομοξοί. 
 Όμόξ^ω, l.y. act. <^ ομόργννμ/. 
 "Ομοξοξ, αν, ο kou vi, adjoining, contiguous ; 
 a neighbour ; a friend ; gen. pi, όμόξύ/ν. From 
 ΰμα; and οξοί, a boundary. 
 
 ΌΜΟ'2, jj, ov, similar, like, equal; the 
 same. 
 
 Όμόίτα/, I . a. inf. act. of ομνυμι, f. ομόσω, 
 
 p. ωμοκοί, to swear; 1. a. imperat. act. ομοσον. 
 
 Όμό/τί, adv. to or towards the same place ; 
 
 together, at or in the same place. From Ιμόζ. 
 
 But 
 
 "ΟμοίΤί, 3. sing. 1. a. Ion. of ^Ja,f. όμόσω, 
 to unite. 
 
 Όμο(ηχωξ'ήΐτοίζ Τξάγμα,η, engaging or in- 
 volving himself in the affair. 
 
 ^Ομόσης, y, 2. and 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. 
 of ομνυμι. 
 
 ΌμοσΤτίαι, to eat together ; to belong to the 
 same mess. 
 
 ΌμόιτΤτοξ, ου, ο κ.χ) h, one who eats with 
 another ; belonging to the same mess ; a mess- 
 mate. From, ομοζ and σίτος, food. 
 
 Όμοσκ.ΐΐνίχ, txg, h, the using of the same 
 tent together ; being companions in war ; also 
 a tent. 
 
 Όμοσκτν'οω, ω, to live in the same tent to- 
 gether ; to lodge with ; to be a companion in 
 w^ar. From ομος and σκτιν/ι, ns, 'h, a tent. 
 
 Όμόστοξο;, ου, ό χ,χ) ^, born of the same 
 blood ; of the same family ; a brother. From 
 ίμος and σ•7τύξω, to sow seed. 
 
 Όμόσσίη, 3. siiig. 1. a. subj. act. Poet, by 
 doubling σ, as ομΌσσχς, for ομ'οσχζ, part, 1. a. 
 of ομνυμι, f. Ιμ'οαω, to swear. 
 
 Όμόσσον, 1. a. imperat. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Όμοστιχ^χω, or Λω, ίο go together ; to ac- 
 company ; to proceed in a compan}'. From 
 ομοξ and στύχ^ω, to go. 
 
 ^Ομόστοιχ^οζ, ου, ο κχ) h, placed in the same 
 line, rank, or verse ; a companion. From 
 ομος and στοίχο? , a rank, a A'erse. Th. στίί- 
 y^u, to go. 
 
 Όμόσω, 1. f. ind. act. of ομόω, or ομνυμι/ 
 I. a. ωμοσχ. 
 
 Όμοτίλίντον, for ομοίοτίλεντον, having a 
 similar ending, Diod. Sic. 
 
 'Ομότεχνο;, ου, ό κχι '/], practising the same 
 art ; using the same trade ; of the same pro- 
 fession. From όμόί and -τίχν/ι, an art. 
 
 ΌμότΤμος, ου, ό κχ) h, equally esteemed or 
 respected; of equal dignity and consideration. 
 From όμ,ο; and τιμή, honour. Th. τΊω, to 
 honour. 
 
 Όμοτξχ'τι'ζοί, ov, ό κ,χ) yi, eating at the same 
 table. From όμος and τξχ-τηζχ, a table. 
 
 Όμ,ότξο -roi, ου, ό κ,χ) h, similar in manners, 
 or disposition ; having the same character ; 
 agreeable, suitable, similar, consentaneous. 
 From όμόζ and τξό'το;, manners, disposition. 
 Th. τοί-;τω, to turn. 
 
 Ό μου, together, at once, equally ; to the 
 same place, in the same place ; nigh ; almost ; 
 generally ; about ; used for συν, with, Ayiacr. 
 17, edit. Fischer. From όμός•^ 
 
 Όμουμχι, 2. f m. of ομνυμι, f Όμόσω, to 
 swear. 
 
 Όμουξίω, from, ομουξος. Ion. for 'ομοζοξ. 
 See "Ομοξοί, and Όμορίω. 
 
 Όμόφοίτο;, ου, ό nxi '/\, a companion, an 
 attendant ; one who accompanies another. 
 From όμοΖ and φοιτάω, to go. 
 
 Όμόφξονχ, and όμόφξονχ;, acc. si.ng. and pi. 
 of όμόφξων, which sce. 
 
 Όμοφξονίω, to have the same intentions, 
 opinions ; to agree, to consent. From 
 
 Όμόφξων, ovo;, ό κ,χ) η, unanimous ; having 
 the same intention or opinion with another; 
 agreeing. From όμός and ψζην, the mind. 
 
 'Ομόφυλο;, ου, ό κχ) τι, Xen. of the sanie 
 species, race, or tribe ; of the same country or 
 nation. From όμο; and φυλή, a tribe. 
 
 Όμοφωνίω, to use the same language ; to 
 produce a sound of the same pitch ; to accord 
 with. From όμ05 and φωνίω. 
 
 'Ομόφωνο;, ου, ό κχ) it, using the same lan- 
 ouaiie ; of the same nation ; whose voice or 
 sound is the same : consonant to or in accoid- 
 ance with. From όμό; a?id φωντι, a voice. 
 
 Όμοχξοιί'/ι, Ion. for όμο^^οιχ, similarit}^ of 
 colour ; sameness of colour. From όμό; and 
 χξόχ, colour. 
 
 Όμό-φ'/ίψο;, ου, ό κχ) ν, giving the same 
 vote ; voting for the same ; having the same 
 opinion ; having the same right to vote ; a fel- 
 low voter. From όμό; and "φίίφο;, a vote, a 
 pebble. 
 
 Όμοω, to reduce to one ; to unite ; to cause 
 to coalesce. From όμό;. But 
 
 Όμόω, the same as ομνυμι, to swear. 
 "Ομφχκζς, nom. pi. of ύμφα%, uuripe grapes 
 or other fruit. 
 
 Όμφχκίχ;, ου, ό, sour, bitter ; bitter or 
 sour, like unripe grapes ; made of unripe 
 grapes. From ομφχ^. 
 
 Όμφακίζω. f. Irw, p, άυ.φχκιχκ, to be SOUr 
 
 ) t 
 
ONA 
 
 m• 
 
 ONH 
 
 »>* bitter; to produce sour or bitter grapes. 
 From the same, 
 
 Όμφαίχιβν, ου, το, verjuice ; the juice of 
 bitter or sour grapes. 
 
 Όμφ&λόίί!, etfftra, b(v, having a boss ; hav- 
 ing a navel ; an epithet of a shield. From 
 
 ΌΜΦΑΛΟ'2 (ϋμφ&λοί), ου, β, the navel ; 
 t boss ; the centre of an army •, the boss on 
 the covers of books among the ancients. From 
 k^fnXiffiru, to envelope. 
 
 ΟΜΦΑΗ, &Koi, 7], bitter, sour, or unripe 
 grapes ; any unripe fruit ; because it is ώμο$ 
 US TO φαγιΐν, harsh to the taste, or unpleasant 
 to eat. 
 
 *ΟΜΦΗ\ ίί, «, a response given by the 
 Deity ; a divine oracle ; an augury ; an omen ; 
 a dream. 
 
 ΌμωόΐίνΒα, to be made like ; to be united ; 
 
 1. a. inf. pas. of όμόω. Othei's think it bi/ Sync. 
 
 for ομοίωίγιναι, I . a. inf. pas. of Όμο/οία, to make 
 
 like. From ομοιβζ, the same as ομο;, like, 
 
 similar. 
 
 Όμωμοκα, yitt. for ωμοκα., perf act, of 
 βμννμι, to swear. 
 
 "Ομώνυμοι, ov, ο κ,βι) ίι, having the same 
 name ; under the same name or word having 
 different meanings ; homonymous, ambiguous, 
 uncertain. Fro7n όμωξ and όνομα, a name. 
 
 "Ομ,αΐζ, conjunct, discret. vet, notwithstand- 
 ing, nevertheless ; however ; 'όμως Ts, although. 
 
 Όμως, in like manner•, equally; together; 
 at once ; ομω$ δε, notwithstanding, however, 
 nevertheless, Class. Journ. xxvi, p. 28 •, Poet, 
 for όμηΰ. or ομοίως. Th. βμος, similar.] 
 
 "Ov, ovTi, ace. sing, of ος, who. 
 
 "0>, part. pres. n. g. of ων, ουσχ, ov, of t J μι, 
 to be. 
 
 "Οναγρος, ου, ο itcc) h, όνος αγξΐΰς, a wild ass ; 
 a certain machine or instrument. Th. άγξος, 
 the country, a field. 
 
 Όναίμην, α,ιο, αιτο, by Sync, for ονπίτούμην, 
 1. a. opt. m. of ονημι, f ονγ,σω, to profit, de- 
 light ; 1 . a. mid. ώνησ-άμγιν. 
 
 "Οναμα,ι, to enjoy ; also to reproach. See 
 "Ον'ήμι. 
 
 Όνάμίνος, ου, by Sync, for ονησάμίνος, part, 
 1. a. m. of ονημι, to profit, to delight. Others 
 consider it as the part. pres. of οναμαι. 
 
 "ONAP, ro, indecl. a dream ; a vision ; κατ' 
 ονοίξ, in a dream. Matt, i, 'zO. In the Attic dia- 
 lect the preposition is omitted, as observed by 
 Phrynicus. 
 
 Όνάζίον, ου, το, a little ass ; dim. of όνος, 
 an ass. 
 
 OvS.7i7, Dor. or jEol. for ov/icru, of JEol. 
 f. ον/ισ-ω- hence is derived ονχσ-ω• of οννιμι, to 
 profit. 
 
 "Ονκσύαι, pres. inf. of ονα,μοι,ι, which see ; or 
 it is 1. a. inf. m. by Sync, for οννιιτασβοα, of 
 ον/ιμι, to profit. 
 
 "Ον&σις, ιος, h, Dor. for ον/ισ/ς, aid, profit, 
 assistance, utility, succour. From the same. 
 
 Όνά<Γ(Γ'/?ί, Dor. for ον^ο"/ις, 2. si^ig. 1 . a. 
 u})j» act, of ον/ιμί. 
 
 'Ovuu6\for on'iara, τα, useful things, iu^ 
 plies of food ; victuals. From 
 
 "ΟνίίΚξ, ατός, το, utility, advantage, profit 
 From, οννιμι. 
 
 'Ovuhx, and contract. Όνύ^νι, nom. ])l. of 
 ονίί^βς, SOS, TO, a reproach, a disgrace. 
 
 Όνίί^αος, or ονίί^έος, /«, lov, disgraceful ; dis- 
 honorable ; reproachful ; slanderous ; abusive. 
 From ονίι^ος. 
 
 Όηι^Ιζω, f "itra, p. antttKOi, to reproach ; 
 to insult with abusive language ; to blame, t• 
 reprove, to accuse; imperf. ώνύΐιζον, 1. a. 
 ωνι'ί^κτα,, 1. a. subj. ev£/S/W, >}?, >j• pres. pas. 
 όνα'^ίξομΰί/, to be reproached, reviled, ^-c. perf. 
 pas. ωνίί^/σ•μαι. From ovu%os. 
 
 'Ovif^itrees, οίντβς, part. 1. ft. act. But 
 Ov£/^/iraf, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ton. 
 ovu^terov, 1. a. imperat. act. of ονίΐ^ίζω, which 
 see. 
 
 'OvuViffus, 2. sing. 1. f, act. of the sayne 
 verb. 
 
 Όνύ^α-μοι, οίτος, το, a reproach ; a con- 
 temptuous act ; an insult ; and 
 
 Όνίί^ιιτμος, ov, o, a reproaching or taunting. 
 From ονί/^ιζω, to reproach. 
 
 ΌνίίΙία•ω<η, 3. pi. I. a. subj. act. and 
 Όνα'^/ω, 1. f, Att. for omVia-a, of οηί^ίζω^ 
 f. 1(τω. From 
 
 "0ΝΕΙΔ02, £«?, TO, a reproach ; a dis- 
 grace ; an insult ; also glory, praise, honour. 
 
 "OviioSf itcc, ειον, useful ; advantageous. From 
 οντιμί' also 
 
 "Ονίίος, ου, ο και ν, asinine, belonging ίο or 
 of the nature of an ass.} 
 
 Όνίίξχτα, ojv, TO,, in prose for ονϋξοι, of ovu- 
 ξον, the same as αναξ, a dream, 
 
 Όνίίξίιος, s'toc, iiov, of dreams, as ovupuat •τύ- 
 λα/, the gates of dreams. From ονίψς, which 
 see. 
 
 'Ονί/ξοκξΙτχς, ct, 0, Dor. for 
 Όνίίξοχξϊτ'/ις, ου, ο, an interpreter of dreams. 
 From ονίίξος and χξίνω, to judge. 
 
 Όήίξοττβλος, βο, ό Kou », an interpreter of 
 dreams ; one who foretells from his own dreams. 
 From ονζίξος and -κολ'ίω, to be conversant witl>, 
 to frequent. 
 
 "Ονίίξος, 00, 0, a dream. Th. οναξ, the same. 
 ΌνίΙξΜ, dat.sing. ονζίξων, gen. pi, of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Ovjj^jjva/, 1. a. inf. pas. of 
 "Ονζμι, the same as οναμοα. 
 Όν/ιμίνος, ου, part. pres. pas, of οντιμχτ. 
 from 
 
 "ONHMI, and Ινίν/ιμι, f. ον)ί<τω, of evsuy 
 1. a. uivA(ra, p. ων/ικα, to assist, be of advan- 
 tage ; ^?re.s. pas. oV^j^a;, οναμοίΐ, and βνίνα,μοίΐ^ 
 to derive advantage, to enjoy ; l.y. mid. ον^σο" 
 μ,κι, 1. a. m. ων/ιοΌίμ'/Ίν, ω, ct,To, 1. a. τη. opt. 
 ον^ισχίμίΐν, eeto, αιτο, and contract, ονοίίμνια' 
 also 
 
 "Ονημι, and ον«,μοι.ι, to rebuke, blame, cen- 
 sure, 
 "Ovviirct, Ion. for ων/ισα., 1. a. ind. act, ana 
 Ov^fTccif 1. a. imperat. m, of οναμι. 
 
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 '■©νίίβ'ίβ/, Ion. Jor ovjjiTjj, 2. sing. l.J\m. 
 9*ή(τομΛΐ, of the sanic. 
 
 'Ov^erny 3. sing. I. J", act,, of ονημι» 
 
 Όν^ισϊμοί, ου, 6 xai ί, useful, beneficial ; 
 »lso, a proper ηάηιβ, Ouesimus. From οννιμ,(. 
 
 "OvyitriSt itioSi hf aid, utility, advantage; ben- 
 efit. Tk. ονγιμι^ to assist, be of service. 
 
 Όννίίτκρόξος, ου, ο Koti -h, bringing assistance, 
 advantage, profit ; also a proj)er name, Ouesi- 
 phorus ; bringing help. 
 
 "OvTiffo, j>res, imp. pas. of ον^ιμαι. 
 . *OvtiTos, 77, ov, useful, profitable ; also blame- 
 able, deserving censure. From ο\ιημ{. 
 
 Όν^τωξ, οζοζ, ο, useful, profitable ; also, a 
 proper name, Onetor. 
 
 Όνύί^λιύω, and ονύυλίύω^ to foul with dung ; 
 ίο manure the ground with dung ; metaphori- 
 cally, to season food exquisitely or daintily. 
 From 
 
 "0ΝΘ02, ου, 0, the dung of cattle. 
 
 'Ovi'xof, h, ov, of or belonging to an ass ; 
 asinine. From, όνος, an ass. 
 
 'Ovivvifftv, S. sing. pres. ind. of βνίννμΐ) ^^^^ 
 same as ον/ιμι, f. Ινήσω. 
 
 "OvoiTo, 3. sing. pres. opt. of ονομα,ι, which 
 see ; according to others, 2. a. opt. m. of ονΌομα*, 
 to blame, to carp at, Th. ονκμι, to blame. 
 
 Όνοχίντοίνζο!, ου, ο, a monster j half man 
 and half ass ; a kind of demon. 
 
 "Ονομ',^ν ονομοί, tvhich see. 
 
 "ΟΝΟΜΑ, Poet, οΐίνομοί, jEoI. ονυμκ, arof, 
 70, a name ; in grammar, a noun j celebrity, 
 renown ; a pretext ; an author under whose 
 name any thing is related ; χατ' ονομχ, adv. by 
 Jiame. 
 
 Όνόμαζί, Ion. for αινόμΆζί, 3. sing, imperf. 
 met. of 
 
 ΌνοιίΛάζω, to call or bestow a name upon ; 
 to name or call by name •, to say, pronounce, or 
 declare ; to celebrate ; to sing ; to commend 
 or praise ; 3. sing. pres. opt. όνομύζοι, pres. 
 irif. όνομάζίίν, f affu, p. ων'ομοίκοι• pres. pas. 
 Λνομάζομα,ι, j). pas. ωνόμβισμοα, 1 . a. pas. divo- 
 μάνβ^ιν, tji, »i, part. pres. pas. ογομοί,'ζόμίνβζ. 
 Th. ονομοί, ατοί, το, a name. 
 
 "Ονομοίΐ, to reprove, blame, censure, carp at, 
 to reproach, insult ; /. m. ονόιτομοίΐ, 1 . ο. m. 
 ώνοσύ,μην. From, ονόω, the same. 
 
 Όνομοιίνω, f «vat, to bestow a name ; to call 
 by name ; to call over by name ; 1 . a. ΰνό- 
 μψα,, 1. α. suhj. act* Ινομψφ. Th. ονομοί, a 
 name. 
 
 Όνομάκξίτο^, ου, ο, a proper name. 
 
 Όνόμοισθίν, j^ol. and Boeot. for ωνομάνθη- 
 0OC.V, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of ονομύΖ,ω, which see. 
 
 Όνομασΐοί, /«j, «, a calling by name ; a 
 name ; a denomination. From ονομάζω, 
 
 Όνομα^ττ), adv. by name. 
 
 Όνομοίο-τίκοξ, 7), ov, serving to name, appel- 
 lative ; in grammar, the nominative case. 
 
 Όνομβιιττοζ. ί), flv, celebrated, renowned ; also 
 that may be named ; οΰχ όνομχ<ττο}, not to be 
 named, execrable i in pi. ίνομΛίττβί. From 
 ίνομάζω. 
 
 Όν'ομψα, us, t, \ . a. ind. act. Ion. and 
 
 Όνομ/ινω, 1• a. subj. act, of ονομαίνω, whicli 
 see. 
 
 "0N02, ου, or fi, an ass, as if from ό'ν«- 
 μι, to profit ; a kind of grasshopper ; an insect 
 having many feet ; the axis of a wheel ; the 
 upper millstone ; a spindle ; the ace point on 
 dice ; a kind of v-essel ; pi. ovoi, two stars in 
 Cancer. 
 
 Όνόα'β•ίτα4, 3. sing, l.fut. mid. hy doubling 
 tr, of ov'ou, tlie same as οννίμ», to reproach. 
 
 OvoffTos, 9j, ov, blameable, reprehensible ; in 
 pi. n. g. ονοστά. From ονομοίΐ, to blame. 
 
 Όνοτοίζω, to carp at, reproach, blame, re« 
 prove ; the same as ονημι, to blame. 
 
 'OviToV, if, ov. Poet, reprehensible ; also com- 
 plaining of his lot 5 poor 5 beggarly. 
 
 Όνοφοξξοξ, ου, ο χα) h, a keeper or feeder of 
 asses ; an ass-driver. From ovos and φίζ^ω, 
 to feed ; p. m. ^ίφοξξα. 
 
 Όνόω, f όσω, or more commonly ονομαι, the 
 same as ον^ιμ*, luhich see, 
 
 "OvToc, ace. siiig. part. pres. m. g. «v, ovtos» 
 of ύμι, to be. 
 
 "OvTiva, acc. sing, of 'όστις, whosoever. 
 
 "OvTojv, 3. pi. imperf. Att. for ri<rav, of ιΐμ), 
 ttKoiCTu.) T£ όντων, Plat, ix, de Leg. for lohich 
 Herodotus uses Ιόντων, in the Ionic dialect. He• 
 rod. p. 364, 67. 
 
 "Οντως, really, truly, indeed •, adv. From a)v, 
 οντος, part. pres. of ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 Όνϋμοί, ατός, το, jjEol.for όνομα, a name. 
 
 Όνύμα,ζα, ας, ε, jEol. and Poet, for mo' 
 μασά, 1. a. ind. act. of ονομάζω, to name. 
 
 Όνυμάζομαί, ^.f fn. ^ol. of ονομαζ,ω, 
 
 "ONTSi, ΰχος, 0, a claw, talon, nail, or hoof ; 
 a crook nr hook ; an onyx stone ; a species of 
 torture ; part of the heart ; a kind of marble ; 
 an oyster or shell-fish ; a small shrub ; in dat. 
 pi. ονυϊ,ι. Hence 
 
 "Ονΰχίς, no7n. pi. and 
 
 ^Ονύχισσι, dat. pi. Ion. of ονυ^, νχος, β, Λ 
 talon, 
 
 Όνυχίζω, f ϊσω, p. ωνυχίκα, to divide the 
 hoof ; to cut off the claws, talons, or nails ; 
 to mark with the claws or nails ; to examine 
 critically. From ο'νυ^, a talon. 
 
 Όνύχιον, ου, το, a little claw, nail, talon, d^c. 
 also an onyx stone, alabaster. Th. Ό'νυξ. 
 
 Όνυχισμος, ου, Ό, a clipping or trimming of 
 the nails ; a severe scrutiny or examination. 
 From, ονυχίζω. 
 
 "0Νί1ΝΙ2, ϊ^ς, 71, the plant rest-harrow. 
 
 *Οξάλ^>?, >ji, h, vinegar and brine mixed 
 together, όξίΓα ίίλμνι. 
 
 Όξεϊ", dat. sing, of ο^υς, ίος, ό, sharp. 
 
 ΌξεΓα, «ί, h, nom. f. g. of ο^ύς. Put 
 
 Όξί/α, sharply, in pL n. g. for ο^ία, to 
 favour the measu e, and o|sa is used for οζ,ίως, 
 from the same. 
 
 Όϊ,ίίάν, gen. pl.f. g. Dor. for ο^αων and 
 
 *Οξί(>ίΛ, dat. pi. Ion. for ο^ίίαίς, of οξεία, 
 f g. ofilh, sharp. 
 
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 ^Ο^εωζ, adv. sharply, keenly, swiftly ; sud- 
 denly ; vehemently, grievously. 
 
 "όξοί, ise, ro, vinegar ; sour wine ; medi- 
 cated Avine; a cross or peevish pei son. Th. 
 i^us, sharp. 
 
 Όςΰ, subsiantive, sharpness, keenness ; point, 
 subtlety ; shrillness of the voice ; celerity ; 
 vivacity ; as an adverb, keenly, swiftly ; 
 promptly. Th. οξύ;. 
 
 Ό'^υζίλικύί, having a sharp weapon ; throw- 
 ing a javelin swiftly, adj. Frovi οζ,νξ and βίλοζ. 
 Oiod. Sic. 
 
 Όξϋοελ^ί, Ιβί, ό κά) 7], having a sharp point; 
 armed with a dart ; throwing a dart swiftly. 
 From οζ,υζ and β'ιλο;, ro, a weapon. 
 
 Ό^ύγαοον, ου, το, brine mixed with vinegar ; 
 a sauce. From όζ,ϋ; and y/ioov. 
 
 Όϊ,νγγιον, ου, ro, grease used for the axle of 
 a wheel ; lard, fatness j ointment. From the 
 Latin. 
 
 Όζυγξαφο;, ου, ό χα) h, writing fast or 
 swiftly. From o^vs and γξάφω, to write. 
 
 Ό^α^ίξκι^ξ, ίοζ, ό χα) τι, sharp-sighted, He- 
 rodot. ii, 68.] 
 
 O|y'/?«o<'a, cii, 71, quickness of hearing. From 
 οξί»ί and άκοΫΐ, hearing. Th. ακούω, to hear. 
 
 Ό'έ,ν^ϋμο;, ouj ο κοά h, choleric, irascible ; 
 liaving an ungovernable temper. Hence οζυ- 
 ίυμία, irascibility ; also filth, feculence ; ofT- 
 scouring. From ο^υς, sharp, sour, and 9-νμ,ο;, 
 the temper. 
 
 Ό'ξυχΤντιτο;, ου, ο κα) h, easily lOoved ; 
 quickly roused to action ; irritable •, also οξγί- 
 λοι, irascible ; easily or suddenly excited to 
 anger. From ο%ν$ a-)id ταύω, to move. 
 
 Όξυντί?^, Ιήοοζ, ο, any kind of cutting instru- 
 ment or edge tool ; a knife ; a file. 
 
 Όξϊ/ν&>, J\ υνω, J), m\uyiiot,, to make sharp or 
 pointed ; to mark with an acute accent ; to 
 make sour ; to become sour ; also to incite or 
 instigate; 1. a. ω\υνα,. Th. οί,ΰί. 
 
 Όςυόίΐξ, Όισσα, όεν, pointed, sharp, thorny ; 
 made of fir. Th. οζ,ύι. 
 
 Όξί^ΕΟΓ//?, ίο;, ό xcti 7], or οζυρριττίί, and 
 
 Όξι^ρροτοί, ου, ό κα) h, running swiftly ; 
 easily inclined either way ; changeable ; very 
 rapid or swift ; unstable, slippery ; headstrong ; 
 prompt. From οξυ; and ρί-ττω, to glide, to 
 incline, to creep. 
 
 OST2, ίΤχ, V, sharp ; sour ; swift ; prompt ; 
 shrill ; headstrong ; irascible. 
 
 Όξύσ;ΐ(^οίνοί, ου, ό χ,οά τι, a sharp bulrush ; 
 marshmallow. Fro?n οξυ; diid σχ^οίνο;, ου, 
 ο xu) '/,, bulrush. 
 
 Όξύτίξο;, ου, and in J", g. Ion. οξυτίξτ], 
 comparat. of ο^υς, loliich see. 
 
 Όξΰτ'/!ί, nros, h, sharpness; point, edge; 
 acrimony or pungency ; vehemence, ardour, 
 eagerness ; wit, keenness ; shrillness ; I'eloc- 
 ity. Th. οξύ;. 
 
 Όξΰ-Γομοί, ου, ό χα.) τι, cutting deeply or 
 sharply ; sharp. From οξν; and τίμνω, to 
 cut ; p. m. τ'ίτομοί. 
 
 Όζυτβνιις, ου, ό »oti ή, in grammar, having 
 
 an acute accent on the last syllable, an oxy- 
 tone word ; also having piercing tones.] 
 
 ^Οξύχ^ολο;, ου, ο xat ri, passionate, irasci- 
 ble ] 
 
 "0ου, Poet, for ου, of ο;, who. 
 
 "Οίτ', for oTcc, ace. sing, of ο-φ, o^o;, vi, a 
 a voice ; a word, a sound. 
 
 "Otto,, iJor. for οττ], or oi-co;, where ; ivkich 
 see. 
 
 'Ot&^suj, fir zvhich in Homer, οτττιΜαι, to 
 follow ; to accompany, to go on ; to be present; 
 to assist. From 
 
 Ότά^ο;, ου, ό xat τι, an attendant, follower, 
 companion ; οτ'/ι^ο;, the same. From ο-ττά,ζω. 
 
 Ό^τοίζόμίνο;, ου, part, pres, pas. of 
 
 ΌίΙΑ'ΖΩ, f ά,σω, to pursue, to follow 
 close ; to command or cause one to accom- 
 pany another ; to make a present ; to impart, 
 bestow ; ο.ττίΖ,ομα.ι, mid. to be closely pursued 
 or pressed ; to accept as a companion ; to be 
 accompanied. 
 
 'ΟίταΓον, o'j, TO, the mouth or orifice of a pot 
 or vase ; the top or opening of a chimney, 
 oven, or furnace, through which the smoke 
 escapes. Th. otyi, an aperture. 
 
 Όταήκοί, Oor.for ο-ν/ινίκα,, when. 
 
 "Ovoctra, οί$, ι. Ion. for ωττασα,, \. a. ind.- 
 act. and 
 
 Ότάο-αι, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Ότάο'α,ι;, jF!ol. for ότάσα.;, part. I . a. of 
 ο-ττάζω. 
 
 Ό-ττάσσαι;, 1. a. opt. act. by doubling σ, ana 
 oTraffffn, 3. sing. 1. f. act. νχάσσατο, 3. sing. 
 1. a. m. Ion. of οττάζω. 
 
 "O-TTCiToo;, ου, ο χα) h, by Syncope for ομό~ 
 ΤΆΤξο;, begotten by the same father. From 
 ομο; nnd ■ταττιρ. 
 
 Ότάων, όνος, ό χα) h, a servant ; an attend- 
 ant ; a companion. Th. οτάζω, lohich see. 
 Others read οτάων, from 'ί'ττω, to follow. 
 
 "Ocrs^, which. From ο and ^ίξ. 
 
 Ότίαν, ωνο;, ο. Ion. for οτάων, tvhich see. 
 
 'ΟΠΗ', ij, 71, an opening, tvhich may be 
 seen through. From οττομαι, to see. 
 
 "ΟΠΗ, where ; to which place ; by which 
 way ; by which means ; as ; in the same man- 
 ner as. From o;, who. 
 
 Ot>5^£«j to accompany, follow, attend. Th. 
 ο-ττάζω, to give a companion. 
 
 'Ο'ττηηκα., when ; after ; for as much as ; 
 since. Frovi ότου and τινίχα, when. 
 
 Όττ^,τιον, ου, το, a shoemaker's awl. Th. 
 
 ΟΤ'/Ι. 
 
 Ότ;, dat. sing, of ο•φ, otos, h, a voice. 
 
 'Ό-τΓΐ^νο;, 71, ov, reverend ; that should be 
 reverenced ; that should be looked to or guard- 
 ed against. Th. οτι;. 
 
 Ότίξίτο, 3. si7ig. imperf Ion. of 
 
 Ότίζομα/, to regard, to hold in reverence ; 
 to fear ; also to requite, repay, to revenge. 
 Hence 
 
 Ότίζόμίνο;, part. pres. mid. Th. o-ms, 
 iho;, '/I, vengeance ; care, respect. 
 
 "0-?ri6iv, backwards ; behind ; after ; after- 
 
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 wards ; Dor. for oTttrhv. Th. otUu, back- 
 \vards. 
 
 "Ot/v, ace. sing, of o-ris, t^os, h, revenge, 
 vengeance. 
 
 "Otiov, ου, TO, opium ; the juice of the pop- 
 py, T/i. oToi, juice. 
 
 Ότ/?Γτ£νοντ'. for oTrfsmvov'Totj acc. sing, 
 part, pj-es. of 
 
 Ό-ττί-τΓτίύω, to watch ; to oversee ; to behold 
 attentively ; to look about ; by reduplication ; 
 Ι'ΤΓΤίΰω, obsolete. Th. οττομαί, to see. 
 
 "0ΠΙ2, ilos, 71, revenge, divine vengeance; 
 regard, respect. Fro7n %•7τομα.ι, to follow. 
 
 Ό-τησ-Άο,ζω, a going backwards. From 
 OTtffu «.fiSaivsiv, i. e. άνα^αίνίΐν. 
 
 "O-Ticrhv, adv. behind ; backwards ; ίτίβ-ω, 
 backwards, behind. 
 
 Ό'τΐίτύιος, /α, lov, posterior ; following be- 
 hind ; -^ohii οχίσβίοι, the hind feet. 
 
 'O-TrttrfKus, adv. afterwards ; behind, back- 
 wards. 
 
 'O-riiriohiToi, ου, ο κα.) ίι, tied or bound be- 
 hind. From oiTitrhv and yieo, to bind. 
 
 Ό'πσβοκ.όμ'/α, and 
 
 Ό'ΤΓίίτΰΌκομο;, ου, ο κ.α] rt, wearing the hair 
 flowing behind. See Ά^ξόκομο;.] 
 
 Ότίσβόμζξοτον ο^υχ^γιμα, ^όξ•/ΐ;, the renown of 
 merit or virtue which remains after death. 
 
 Ό•τια•0βνόμοι βόί?, oxen going backward 
 while they feed. From ο'^ισύίν and νίμω. 
 
 Όχισύ'ο'τονοζ, ου, ο χα) h, drawing backwards, 
 stretched backwards, as the body in certain con- 
 vulsions ; subst. any kind of bond by ivhich 
 the hands are tied behind the back. From 
 οτησίίν and τανω. 
 
 Ότησβοφ&νωζ, adv. backwards. From οτισύίν 
 and φαίνω. 
 
 "O'Tio-ffu, Poet, for οττ'κτω, which see. 
 
 Ό TTiff'Tioo;, subsequent, posterior, later ; fol- 
 lowing behind ; οτ'κττοίτος, latest, last. 
 
 OlirSii (οτϊσω), backwards ; behind ; 
 after ; also in after times ; adv. governing a 
 genitive, also ivithoul any case, τά οτίσω, scil. 
 οντά, the things which are behind. 
 
 "Οϊτλα, τα,, arms, properly, defensive ; tools, 
 instruments ; garrisons, defences ; ropes made 
 of flax, or hemp, or the like. From ο'^λον. 
 
 Ότλία, acc. sing, of 'Orkihs, ίο;, ο, a 
 jyroper name of a man. 
 
 . "Ο-πλισβαι, pres. inf. of ΰ-ττλομαι, to be arm- 
 ed, Th. οτλον, arms. 
 
 Όττλίω, See Ότλίζαι, the same. 
 
 Ό-τλίίον, Ion. for οττΧων, gen. pi. of 
 
 'O'TXyi, VIS, vi, a hoof. Th. ο^λον. 
 
 Ό-τλίζίo,f ϊσ-ω, p. ω-χΧικα, to arni ; to pre- 
 pare with arms ; to furnish ; to prepare ; pres. 
 pas. ό•ρτλίζομα(, to be armed ; to arm one's 
 self; to prepare one's self ; to prepare; 2)res. 
 irif. οτλίζίσόαι, 1. a. m. ωνλισάμην, ω, α,το, 
 1. a. imperat. in. οτλισ-χι, άσίω, and in 2. p/. 
 οτλίσαα•^. Th. o-xXov. 
 
 "Οττλίο-μα, aTos, το, armour ; preparations 
 for war ; a cable ; and 
 
 Ότλι^μος, ου, ο, the act of arming, Proni 
 
 ό'Τλίζω. 
 
 Όττλισόμίβα, 1 . pi. 1 . f. m. Poet, of the. 
 preceding. 
 
 'OvrXiffTfis, ου, 0, a soldier under arms. 
 From S. sing, perf pas. of οτλίζω. 
 
 OfXiTivo), f ίύσω, to be a soldier of the 
 heavy-armed infantry ; to command the heavy- 
 armed troops i to be in arms. 
 
 ΌτλϊτΫΐί, ου, ό, a soldier of the heavy-arm- 
 ed infantry ; a soldier in arms. From oxXov. 
 
 Ό-ττΧιτϊκβί^ «> ov, belonging to the heavy- 
 armed infantry ; το ότΧιτιχον, the heavy-armed 
 soldiery. From the preceding. 
 
 ΌτΧο^οτίω, ω, to distribute arms. From 
 ό'ίτλβν and οίοωμι. 
 
 ΌττΧοίήκ'/}, yji, fi, an armoury, an arsenal ; 
 a place of deposite for arms. From o^Xov and 
 S-riK>], a case, sheath, or pouch. 
 
 Ό'τΧοΧογίω, ω, to collect arms ; to collect. 
 
 ΌτΧομαχ^ίω, f yuru, to fight with arms or 
 weapons ; and 
 
 Ό-^Χομαχ^ία, a;, rt, a battle or combat 
 fought with arms or weapons. From 
 
 ΌτΧομ&χ^ος, ου, ο χα) *], an armed warrior ; 
 one who fights with arms or weapons. From. 
 o-xXov and μάχ^ομαι, to fight. 
 
 "ΟΠΛΟΝ, ου, TO, a weapon; shield; tools 
 τα Ό'τΧα. See "ΟτΧα. 
 
 ΌχΧο-χοίί'α, the manufacture of arms,] 
 
 ΌτΧοτίξο,ων, gen. pi. f. g. uEol. for οπΧο- 
 Tioaiv. 
 
 Ό^Χότίξο;, ίξα, ?ξον, younger, i. e. more fit 
 to bear arms ; ο^χότατοξ, the youngest. Tk. 
 otXov, arms. 
 
 ΌτΧοφοξίω, to bear arms ; to belong to a 
 body guard ; in pas. όττΧοφοξίομαι, to be guard- 
 ed by armed men. 
 
 Ό-ττΧοφόξος, ου, ο χα) *ι, one who bears arms t 
 one of a body guard ; an armed attendant» 
 From otXov and φίξω, 
 
 ΌτοΙατοί, ου, of what nation ; of what 
 country. From ο9του and ^ά-τε^ον, soil, ground,. 
 region. 
 
 'OTohv, and Poet. oTrxohv, whence ; from 
 which place ; the same as τόόίν. Th. O'r, 
 who. 
 
 "Oroi, to what place ; whither. See Tlai. 
 
 ΌτοΤοί, οία, οίον, what ; of what kind ; of 
 the same kind. See Οίος. 
 
 ΌΠΟ'Σ, οΰ, ο, juice, moisture ; sap of a 
 tree; sap of a fig-tree used to curdle milk. 
 Frojn oTTi, an opening, ivhence it floivs. Also 
 ό-χος, juice or sap, flowing spontaneously ; χυ- 
 λό;, juice, pressed out. 
 
 Ό-ττόσην, acc. nng. f. g. όχότα, pi. n. g. of 
 οτοσο;. 
 
 Ό'τοσ-ονουν, adv. a little ; how much soever. 
 From oTOffos and oSv. 
 
 Ότί)σο; and Poet, ο'χτόσ-ο;, ίχτ'^, όσον, how 
 great ; how much ; how many ; as many, as 
 great. From τόσοζ, and this from οσ-ο;, as 
 great. 
 
ΟΠί>- 
 
 614 
 
 •ΡΑ 
 
 ^iroTuVf adv. when, whence ; conj. seeing 
 that ; for as much as. For otron and av. 
 
 Όίτβτί, and Poet, οτττό'τι, at length ; at 
 some time : until ; while. From -rort. 
 
 Ότότίξοί, ίξα, ίζοϋί which of the two -, one 
 of the two ; either. From ίΤύΤί^βί, which of 
 the two. 
 
 "Οτου, where ; in what place •, to whatever 
 |)lace ; since ; the same as του, where, whither ; 
 •when. 
 
 "Οττοί, Dor. for oVTt^, and this for eTohvf 
 which see. Th. on, when. 
 
 "Ottv, Poet, for or*i, and βτου, to what 
 place. See the preceding. 
 
 Ότττόχα, Dor. for όττάτί, when ; which 
 see. 
 
 '0ττ07ί, adv. whithersoever ; to whatever 
 place. 
 
 OTTOT\fur οτντόη. See Όττβη, 
 
 Όττοτίξί^ν, ace. sing.f g. Ion. and 
 
 Όττοτίξοιιη, dat. pi. Ion. and Poet, of 
 
 Όττότίζο;, Poet, for οτότίξο;, ivhich see. 
 
 "ΌτττάΖ,ομοίί, to be seen, from 
 
 Όττάζω, to see. From οτττομαι. 
 
 ΌτΓτα,λίοζ, ix, ίον, roasted, toasted, broiled. 
 From οτττάω, to roast, 
 
 'Oirrave^svajj seen ; in view ; part. pres. 
 pas. of 
 
 Όττάνω, to see. From οττομαι, to see. 
 
 ΌίΓτ«<τ/α, as, ή, a vision ; an apparition ; 
 any thing seen in a a dream ; the sight of an 
 apparition. From, οττά,ζω. 
 
 ΌΠΤΑΏ, y. vicru, p. uTrr,xa, to roast, to 
 toast, to broil, to cook ; p. pas, ωττνιμαι, efur 
 aiTTo., contracted for ωττα,ι, 3. sing, imperf, 
 was roasting, jEsop. 
 
 Ότηύμίνΰς, Dor. for οττούμινο;, from It- 
 Vio^Kt,for οττύ,ομα,ι, part. pres. m. of οττάω, 
 to roast. 
 
 Όττίί, Dor. for οττα. 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 net. of οττάω, to roast. 
 
 Ot'tviSUs, iVTos, part. 1. a. pas. of οττάω. 
 
 Όττίϊξ, νίξοζ, ο, a sp3% a scout ; a spectator, 
 er beholder. Th. οττομαι. 
 
 "ΟττΆίτίζ, ιωζ, h, the act of roasting, broiling, 
 toasting. Frotn οττάω, 
 
 Όττήσωμιν, 1. }^t. 1. α. suhj. act. of οττάω, 
 which, see. 
 
 Όττϊχοί, y), ov, visual ; by means of which 
 one sees ; optical. Th. οττομαι. Hence h 
 oTTiKri, scil. Ύίχντι, optics. 
 
 Όττίλο;, ου, ό, the eye ; Doric. 
 
 "ΟΠΤΟΜΑΙ, /. mfrf. ο^ομα,ι, to see; to 
 behold ; p. pas. ωμμκι, •ψοίΐ, Troci, 1. a. pas. 
 αφύ'/ιν, us, y>, ^• f ρο•5• Όφύ'/κτομοΆ, 1. a. m. 
 ω-φκμ' /iv, 1. a. Suhj. m. ο-φομαι. 
 
 Ottos, >?, ov, roasted, broiled, toasted, Th. 
 Ιττάω, to roast. 
 
 'Ocrrol, Dor. for ΙττοΖ, gen. sing. ofoTr'os. 
 
 ΌΠΤΓΩ, to take a wife ; to have a wife ; 
 imperf. ωτυιον, is, f pres. pas. οτνίομοίΐ, to be 
 or become a wife. 
 
 "Οτώ^ίτα, ]). m.^u4tt.for ωτα. Hence οτω- 
 Tuv, US) II, plvperf. m. of οττομκι, to see. 
 
 Ότάτίΐ, Ion. for Itutu, S. sing, plupeif, 
 m. See the preceding. 
 
 Ότώτισαν, Ion. for oTuTuffavt 3. pi, plw 
 perf. m. oTuTTuv. See'OTuTa. 
 
 Ότωτίι, VIS, 91, a beholding ; a view ; a 
 sight, a prospect ; aspect, looks ; the eye. Th. 
 βττομοα, to see. 
 
 Ότωτΐΐτίΐζ, Τίξοζ, ο, a spy ; a beholder, ae 
 inspector. From, the preceding. 
 
 Ό nil' PA, as, fi, autumn ; mature age, the 
 autumn of life ; autumnal fruits ; apples, 
 grapes. 
 
 Ότα/ξίεΐ, Att.for οτωζίσίΐ, 3. sing. 1. f. of 
 οτίύξίζω. 
 
 Ότωξηυνπζ, Dor. or .Mol. for οτοζέουντίίψ 
 Attic for οτωζ'κτοντίξ, nom. pi. part. 1. f. 
 act. of 
 
 Ότωξίζω, f. ϊσω, and Att. iZ, to gather the 
 fruits of au'umn; to gather apples; to eat 
 autumnal fruits. Th. οτύξχ, which see. 
 
 Ότωξivos, 5j, ov, autumnal ; appearing in 
 autumn, belonging to autumn. From όίταίζ*, 
 us, fi, autumn. 
 
 "Otus, conj. as ; in the same riianner as ; 
 how. From Th. tus, adv. how ? 
 
 "Otu{ av, how ; so that ; to the intent 
 that ; in what possible manner ; as ; in 
 the same manner as ; so, thus. Matt, vi, 5 ; 
 oTaJS άλλα, so that 5 used for Ίνα, not only jvith 
 a subjunctive, but with a future indicative^ 
 Theophr. c. 10 and 13. See Newton s Theo- 
 phr. p. ill and 144.] 
 
 '^Οτωο'οϋν, in what possible manner ; in what 
 manner soever. From, the preceding, 
 
 Όξα, 3. sing. pres. of όξάω. But 
 
 "Οξχ, pres. imperat. act. όξαν, pres. infin. 
 οζατθαι, pres. infin. pas. of the same. 
 
 "Οξαμα, aros, το, a sight, a view ; a vision 
 or apparition seen in a dream ; a spectacle. 
 From όξάω, to see. 
 
 "Οξαμνο5, a leaf ; a sprig ; a little branch ; 
 contract, for oξό%aμvos. Th. ράμνο5, ου, h, a 
 thorny shrub. 
 
 ΌξΖν αλκαν. Dor. for βξαν άλχνιν, ίίγουν /3λ6- 
 
 Titv άν}ξύαν, to affect valour ; to carry valour 
 
 in his looks ; to look bold ; a poetic expresnon 
 
 fur τξόσωτον άν^ξίΐαν ίχ,ιιν, to have a martial 
 
 look. 
 
 O^avos, ω, 0, ^ol. for oh^avos, ου, ο, heaven. 
 
 "Οξΰα -is, iojs, 'h, appearance, vision, the eye 
 or sight.] 
 
 Όζαται, 3. sing. pres. m. and 
 
 Όξατο, 3. sing, imperf. m. Ion. for ωξατο, 
 of οξάα, to see. 
 
 Όζάτ»;?, eu, 0, a Spectator or beholder ; 
 and 
 
 Όξατίχο$, h, ov, having the faculty of see- 
 ing ; sharp-sighted ; visual, optical ; and 
 
 O^ccTos, h, ov, visible, that may be seen. 
 From 
 
 ΌΡΑΏ, to see, discern, observe, under- 
 stand ; to view, examine, consider 5 pres. ιψ»• 
 perat. οξαε, βξα, imperf. Att. ίωζαον, ϊύξων, 
 f Uffia, ρ, αξάκαρ and Att. ϊύξ&κα, perf. inf. 
 
ΟΡΕ 
 
 013 
 
 ΟΡΕ 
 
 iH^etKsvxif pluperf. ind. act. ίωζάκίιν, tis, ir 
 perf. pas, ϊύ^αμαι, σαι, rat. 
 
 'O^ya, aj, ά, Dor. for οζγί), which see. 
 
 Όξγάζω, See Όξγάω. 
 
 Όξγ&ννι, vii, fi, an epithet of Minerva ; also 
 called ^Έ,ξγάνη,βτοηι Ιξγον, a work j because she 
 sometimes wove. 
 
 Όογανϊχο;, h, ov, of or belonging to instru- 
 ments or tools ; instrumental, organical. From 
 
 "ΟΡΓΑΝΟΝ (οξγανον]., ου, το, an instru- 
 ment, an engine, a tool ; a musical instru- 
 ment ; a work ; as if ίξγανον. From ϊξγον, a 
 work, or from ίβξγα, p. m. of ρίζιν, to Qiake. 
 Hence in Engl, an organ. 
 
 ΌΡΓΑ'Σ, α^οί, '/ι, rich or productive soil or 
 earth ; a place or grove consecrated to the gods. 
 
 ΌΡΓΑΏ, to be inflamed with desire ; to be 
 in heat ; to overheat one's self ; to be in a 
 fret ; to swell with moisture, as plants. Hence 
 ίξγάξύΐ, to incite, instigate ; also to subdue, to 
 soften. 
 
 ΌΡΙΉ*, >Ji, i, choler, anger ; disposition, 
 eharacter, inclination, manners, prevailing taste; 
 propensity ; pride, arrogance ; cruelty ; pun- 
 ishment ; as iffroin ogu, to incite, and ϋγω, to 
 impel ; or from οξίγω, to desire. 
 
 Όξγίι, also, in the Ionic dialect, signifies 
 pitch 
 
 "ΟΡΓΙΑ, ων, τα, orgies } the sacrifices or 
 eeremonies of Bacchus ; applied also to those of 
 any other god ; sacred mysteries. From, 
 
 Όξγίάξω, to celebrate the orgies ; to per- 
 form sacred ceremonies. From the preceding. 
 
 Όξγίζο/ίαι, pas. of 
 
 ^Oξy^ζιu,f ίσω, p. capytxa, to excite or pro- 
 voke to anger ; to irritate ; pres. pas. οξγίζο- 
 μαι, tj be angry ; with dat. pres. irf. οξγί• 
 ζίσθαι, 1. α. pas. οξγ'κτύ'ην, '/is, >?, part. 1. a. 
 pas. οζγισβίΐζ, ivroi, 1. a. pas. οξγκτύτΐίτομαι. 
 Th. οζγν, anger. 
 
 Όξγιξύμ,ίύα, 1. pi. pres. subj. pas. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Όξγϊλοί, /λ«, ιλον, prone to anger ; iras- 
 eible, having a choleric disposition. From 
 
 'ΟξγιΧΌτγΐί, ϊΐτοί, 91, disposition to anger ; 
 proneness to anger ; wrath. From the preced- 
 
 tn. 
 
 ■e>• 
 
 ^Οξγισ6ης, 2. sing. \. a. suhj. pas. of οζγί- 
 ζομαι, to be angry with ; p. pas. ωζγι/τμα», 
 from the same Th. 
 
 Όζγυια, a?, v, Ά fathom ; a length equal to 
 both arms extended ; also a pace, a cubit. 
 From, όξίγω, to extend, perf. mid. ωξογα, and 
 γυΤον, the foot, the hand, a member. 
 
 Όοίγίσθαι, pres. inf. pas. οξίγύμζνος, part. 
 pres. pas. of οξεγω, to reach. 
 
 "Οζίγμα, aro;, το, any thing extended, 
 stretched out ; a stretching or lengthening ; 
 mlso a step or pace, i. e. the distance between 
 the feet in walking. Frovi the same. 
 
 Όοίγνυί, ύντοί, part, j^res. act. of όξίγνι/μι. 
 
 OPF /Γίΐ, or ορίγνυμι, f, 'φ», p. ωοίχο!^ to 
 
 extend or offer the hand ; to stretch «ut the 
 feet ; to extend, to reach forth ; to strike with 
 the hand or with a weapon ; I. a. αξίζα, pres. 
 m. βξίγβμαι, to desire, tvith the genitive ; also 
 to be extended ; l.fut. th. οξίζ,ομαι, 1 . a. pas. 
 ώξίχ^ΰτιν, m, VI, \. a. m. ώξί^άμην, μ, are. 
 Hence in Engl, το reach, stretch. 
 
 Όξίίαν, Dor. for οξίία/ν, gen. pi. of οξίίΰί^ 
 mountainous. From Ό'ξοί, ta;, το, a mountain. 
 See ^Οξϋνοζ, and opuog. 
 
 Όξΐίζατίω, to climb or wander among 
 mountains. From 
 
 Όξίΐζατπί, ου, ο, wandering among moun- 
 tains, as a hunter, shepherd, ^c. From ορός, 
 tog, TO, and βα'ινω, to go. 
 
 ΌΡΕΓΓαΝΟΝ, or όξίγ&νβν, ου, το, wild 
 marjoram ; origanum, a medicinal plant, s» 
 called because it grows on the mountains. 
 From οξοί, a mountain, and yavos, joy. 
 
 Όζανοί, i], ev, mountainous ; relating to 
 mountains ; growing in the mountains. Hence 
 οξϋννι, s??, h, sc. χ,ύξα, a mountainous country 
 or district. Th. οξος, ίο;, το, a mountain. 
 
 "Οζίΐοί, ου, ο και τι, or ό'ξίιο;, εία, uov, that 
 lives, grows, or is produced on the mounta-ns ; 
 also the same as οξανο?, and from the same Th. 
 
 ΌξΐΤται, 3. sing. 2.f. m. οξουμαι, ij, ίΤταΐρ 
 QfoQ^M,f. Οζω, and ^ol. ό'ξσ-ω, to excite. 
 
 Όξΐι^άλκοιο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 ΌξΐΊχαΧκοζ, ou, 0, mountain brass ; a species 
 of copper ; orichalcum ; sometimes adjeciivcli/f 
 χ,α) h, made of brass. From οξαος and 
 ^άλκοξ, brass. 
 
 Όξεκ,τοζ, it, ov, extended in length, stretched 
 out ; also that is longed for, desirable. From 
 ορίγω. 
 
 ^Οξ'ίζαι, ι. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Όζί^ασ^αι, 1. a. iff. m. οξί^άμενοί, μιννι^ 
 μενον, part. 1 . a. m. and 
 
 Όξ'ε?,'/!, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. j all frnm^ 
 οξίγω, ivhich see. 
 
 "Οξεξα, εως, h, lust, eager desire, appetite, 
 Th. οζίγομαι, or οξίγω, to desire. 
 
 Όξ'εοντο, Ion. and Poet, biy Plemiasm of %,. 
 for ωξοντο, S. j)l. imperf. j)as. of οξω, to ex- 
 cite. 
 
 ΌξεοτοΧεω, ω, to frequent, go often to, or 
 wander among the mountains. From ορός, 
 εοζ, το, a mountain, and τολίω, to frequent. 
 
 "Οζεος, gen. sing, of ο^οί. 
 
 Όξϋτίτζοφος, ου, ό κ,α) η, bred in mountains^ 
 mountain-bred, Odys. ix, 292.] 
 
 Ό.οε(τκ.ωοΐ(η, dat. pi. Poet, of 
 
 ^Οξεσκωοζ, ου, ο και 'h, dwelling or sleeping 
 on the mountains. From οξος and χεω, or 
 κείμαι, to lie down. 
 
 "Οξεα-ιτι, dat, j^l. Poet, of ίίξο;, εος, το, a 
 mountain. 
 
 Όξεσ-ο-ίνομο;, βυ, ο και '/ι, feeding on the 
 mountains ; a mountaineer. From Ό'ζος, εος, 
 το, a mountain, and ήμω, p. m. νίνομα, to 
 feed. 
 
 Όξίστ'/,;, ev, o, a proper name, Orestes! ? 
 acCi itivg. 'Οςί<ττψ:, * 
 
ΌΡΘ 
 
 616 
 
 ΟΡβ 
 
 Όξί^πα,ί, α^βς, ίί, a female inhabitant of the 
 Siiountains. Th. οζοζ, a mountain. 
 
 ^Οζίνς, Σοη. ονξίΐζ, SOS, ο και h, a mule ; 
 jrom οξοζ, a mountain, because Jit to travel in 
 the ^nountains. But 
 
 Ϋ'Οξευ;, Dor. for οξου$, gen. sing, of ο^οζ, a 
 fiiountain. 
 
 Όξίχ^β'ίω, ω, f. ήσω•, to desire ; to be moved 
 i'ith indignation ; to be knocked down, sacri- 
 iced, killed, Aristoph. Nub. to beat or roar 
 against the shore, Theocr. xi, 43, to be stretch- 
 ed out, Iliad xxiii, 23. 
 
 Όξίω, Ion. for οξκω, to see. So όξίί^,JΌr 
 9ξΖ, 3. sing. ind. pres. 
 
 "Οξνι, Dor. for ο ok, pres. imperat. of οζάω. 
 
 "ΟζΥΐαι, Ion. for οξΐ^, 2. sing. pres. subj. pas. 
 of οξομαι, in Subj. ορωμ,αι, >j. Th. οξω, to 
 excite. 
 
 Όζη?, Dor. for όξα,$, so οξ»ίη, for όξο,τί, 
 2. pers. siiig. and pi. pres. ind. act. of οξάω, 
 to see. 
 
 , "■Οξκτοίΐ, 3. sing. subj. pas. or 2. a. subj. m. 
 (f οξομα,ί. Th. οξω, to excite. 
 
 'Cf^jjrs, Dor. for οξά,τί, 2. j)l. pres. ind of 
 βξά,ω, to see. 
 
 "Οξύοί.ι, by S}f stole. Ion. for ωξύα,ί, perf. inf. 
 pas, oj Οξω, f όξω, ji. pas. ωξίΑκι, ffxiy τα,ι, to 
 rouse. But 
 
 Όξβοί), nom. pi' f g. of οξθοξ, τι•, ov, straight. 
 
 Όξ^ΰν, Dor, or ASul. for Ιξύουν, pres, act. 
 of οξβ'οω, to erect, make straight. Th. οξύοζ, 
 straight. 
 
 Όξ^ίοί, ex;, 7], an epithet or name of 
 Diana.] 
 
 ΌξόιΖν, Dor. for οξβίων, gen. pi. of 
 
 "Οξβιος, ioi, tov, or οξύιοζ, ου, ο κοί) h, per- 
 pendicular, lofty, steep, erect ; craggy ; also 
 straight ; firm, not wavering ; upright ; οξύιον 
 φωη7ν. to shout with a loud, strong voice. 
 
 Όξύ'οζουλος, ου, ό no.) vi, one who gives 
 right or honest counsel ; prudent, wise. From 
 οξύος and ββυλίι, counsel. 
 
 Όξ^ογξαφίω, ω, to write correctly or accord- 
 ing to the rules of spelling ; ajud 
 
 Όξβογξο,ρία, as, ή, orthography; correct 
 writing ; the science of correct spelling or 
 writing ; a knowing how to write or spell cor- 
 rectly. From οξθοζ and γξάφω, to write. 
 
 Όξύογώνιοζ, rectangular; having right an- 
 gles. From ούξος and γωνία. 
 
 Όξ^ο^ίκα;, ου, ο, Dor. for 
 
 Όξβο'^'ίκ,γις, ου, ο, giving right judgment ; 
 speaking the truth. From οξΰος and 'Blm, 
 right. 
 
 Όξύόύξίζ,, β κα) 'h, gen. οξύΌτξΐχ^οζ, having the 
 hair stand erect ; causing the hair to stand 
 erect ; an epithet of terror. From Ιξύος and 
 S-^'l, 'Τξΐχ,οζ, 'h, the hair. 
 
 Όξύοκξαίξΰ,αιν, gen. pi f. g. Dor. of 
 
 Όξΰόχξαίξο;, αίξα, κίξον, holding the head 
 erect, having erect horns ; having the sail 
 yards raised or braced up. From οξβός and 
 ζ.ραΤζα, ας, h, the head, a sail yard, a horn. 
 
 Όοβολογίω, ω, to speak or express one's .self 
 
 with correctness and propriety ; to make a cor- 
 rect calculation. From οξύο$ and λίγω. 
 
 Όξβόμαντίί, δΛΐς, β χα< νι, a true prophet j 
 one whose predictions are exactly accomplish- 
 ed. From οξθοξ and μάνπζ, a soothsayer, a 
 prophet. 
 
 Όξθο-τονιω, ω, to walk straight ; to walk 
 without limping or lameness ; to walk uprightly, 
 N. Test. From οξόί-τους. 
 
 Όξόό'τολις, ios, χ,α) «, building, raising, 
 regulating, or preserving cities ; an epithet of a 
 good prince. From οξβος and τόλΐζ, a city. 
 
 Όξ^ΰ-τονξ, ο^οζ, ο και ri, walking with sound 
 or straight feet ; walking straight. From οξύοί 
 and Tous, a foot. 
 
 ΌΡΘΟ'2, VI, ov, straight, upright, extended, 
 standing ; also equitable, just, upright, true. 
 
 Όξβότ'ηζ, ητος, 7ί, straightness ; ereetness of 
 body, Xen. Mem. i, 4; rectitude, justness.] 
 
 ΌξίΰΤομ.ίύα, ω, f. v\<fo), p. ωξβοτόμηχα, to 
 divide with a straight line ; to distribute fairly ; 
 to open a straight road ; to think, understand, 
 or explain correctly. From 
 
 ΌξβοτΌμ.ος, ου, ό κα) h, cutting with a straight 
 line ; cut with a straight line. From οξύοί and 
 τίμνω, p. τη. τίτομα, to cut. 
 
 Όξΰοτξΐίχ^ίω, ω, to have the hair erect ; a7id 
 
 Όξββψξΐχ^Ία, as, h, an affection which causes 
 the hair to stand erect. From οξύος and S-^/?, 
 τξίχος, h, the hair. 
 
 Όξβουν υμνον, to raise a hymn, i. e. to com- 
 pose a song in praise of one, to be sung with 
 an elevated voice. 
 
 Όξύ'οω, f. ύα-ω, to erect ; to set up ; to di- 
 rect ; to reform or set right -, to make straight ; 
 to push forward in a straight line ; οξβ'οομαι, 
 οΖμαι, to be erected ; to raise one's self ; to 
 prosper ; to be doing well ; to be successful. 
 Th, οξύ'οζ. 
 
 Όξύξίύω, to rise early in the morning, at the 
 break of day ; to do any thing early in the 
 morning ; οξύξίυο'κτα. Dor. for Όξθοίυούσ'Λ, to be 
 awake in the morning ; to come early ; dat. 
 sing. part, pres.f. g. 
 
 Όξβξίζω, i?nperf. ωξ6ξ^ζov,f. ισω, p. ωξόξίχα, 
 to come in the morning •, to watch ; to be 
 awake in the morning; 1. a. ωξύξκτα, 1. a. 
 imperat. οξθξίσον. Th. oξύξ0S' 
 
 Όξθξ^νος, h, ov, early m the morning ; be- 
 longing to the morning or daybreak. Th. 
 Οξύξος. 
 
 Όξβξios, ία, tov, early ; at daybreak ; com- 
 ing early. From the same. 
 
 Όξθξίσαντίς, part. 1 . o. of όξόξίζω, which 
 see. 
 
 Όξ^ξϊω, Att. for οξόξίίτω, 1 . f. ind. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 Όξύξογίιη, '/IS, h, lamenting in the morning ; 
 an epithet of a swallow. From οξθξθ5, day- 
 break, and yoata,f. ήσω, to moan, groan. 
 
 "0ΡΘΡ02, ου, 0, day break j twilight of 
 the morning ; the dawn ; οξύξου, before day. 
 
 "Οξ^ξω, dat. sing, of "Οξβξος, ου, β, j^roper 
 name of a ma??,. 
 
ΟΡΚ 
 
 617 
 
 ΟΡΜ 
 
 ^Οξθωύγ, 3. sing. 1. α. suhj. pas. of ΙξύΌω, 
 ,Vjhich see. 
 
 Όξθωξ, adv. well ; as it should be ; cor- 
 rectly ; properl}\ Th. οξΰοξ, straight. 
 
 Όρβώίτκΐζ, ^d.for 
 
 Όξύωσα,ζ, αντος, part. 1, act, of οξύ'οω. Th. 
 βζβός . 
 
 Όξ^ωτίΐζ, νίξοί, ο, Poet, one who relieves, 
 raises, restores. From οξίόω. Th. οξβό;. 
 
 Όξίγνάο/ΛΛί., ωμοίΐ, the same as Οξίγα/ι/,α,ι, to 
 desire ; also to fight ; to attack ; to combat. 
 Th. οξίγω, which see. 
 
 Όξίζω, to assign or mark bounds or limits ; 
 to define ; to establish ; to determine, dec:ee; 
 to decide ; to separate ; pres. pas. όξίζο/•/,α.ι, 
 p. pas. ωξκΤΜ,Άΐ, part. peif. pas. α)ζίσμ.ίνοζ, jj, 
 •V, decreed, limited; 1. a. pas. ωξίσ-β'/,ν, part. 
 1. a. pas. ίξίσ-άίΐ;, ίντοζ. Th. οξο;, a boundary, 
 a. limit, 
 
 Όξίχτϊτος, ov, κ,ΆΪ ί, for οξί'ικ.τιτος, built 
 on the mountains ; or ο Iv οξίο-ί τίόξκμμίνΰς, 
 one brought up or nourished among mountains, 
 a mountaineer. From οζοζ, ίος, το, a moun- 
 tain, find κτίζω, to build, found. 
 
 Όξίμα,λί'^ίς, ων, α,Ι, crab apples ; apples from 
 the mountains. From Ό'ξοζ and μα,Χκ, Oor. 
 for μτίΧκ. Th. yy/iXia, an apple tree. 
 
 ΌξΙναις, 2. sing. i. a. opt. act, and 
 
 Όξίνζτον, dual, pres. ind, act. of 
 
 O^Lva),f. v<M, to stir up, excite, provoke, en- 
 courage > to persuade by exhortations ; to dis- 
 turb ; pres inf. οξίναν. Th. o^ui, to excite, 
 f. Οξω, and ορα-ω, ^ol. 
 
 "Οξίον, ov, TO, an end, termination, limit, 
 boundary ; in pi. τα, 'όξ/α, ων, confines, limits, 
 boundaries, borders. Th. οξος, a limit. 
 
 "Οξίο;, ov, relating to limits or boundaries ; 
 presiding over limits or boundaries. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Όξίονμαι, Alt. for οΰία-ομκι, I will define, 
 Theophr. Procem•^ 
 
 Όζίιταα, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. act. or 1. a. inf. 
 act, of όξ'ιΖ&ι, which see. 
 
 Όξίσ-μο;, ου, ο, the act of determining, de- 
 fining, or limiting, precisel}'- ; and 
 
 Όξίσ-τνίζ, ου, ο, one who sets ' marks or 
 bounds ; one who settles the rights of parties ; 
 an arbitrator, judge, umpire. Frojti Ιξίζω, 
 ivhich see. 
 
 Όξΐ^ύομαι, to desire. From ο^ίγΰμα/. 
 
 Όξΐω, Att. for οοΊα-ύύ, 1, f. of οξίζοι;, which 
 see. 
 
 Όξίων, gen, pi. cf οξίον, a limit, end ; which 
 see. 
 
 Όξχα,ν/!, 7j;, h, the same as Ιοκάν-ή, an in- 
 closure ; a barrier; a liedge ; a prison. 'From 
 ύ'ξγα, to shut up, inclose. 
 
 "Οξκ^ι, ns, ti, an oil flask ; a vinegar cruet; 
 a box of paints /br women. 
 
 Όζκίζω, f io-oj, p. ωξκ-ίκχ, to administer an 
 o.'ith, to bind b}' an oath ; to adjure, obtest ; 
 1- n. ωξΚίο-ΐΛ. Th. u'rjfio;, an oatii. 
 
 "Οζκιον, ου, το, or οξκια, τα, fused instead of 
 '2or)\>, or Ίζηκ) an offering or victim slain in 
 
 order to give sanction io an oath or solemn 
 engagement ; arid hence, the oath or engage- 
 ment itself, tvhich is thus sanctioned ; οακιχ 
 "τηστΆ, i. e. "ynffTovoiu,, τκττοΰντοί, or ιτίστ»ν 
 -roiovvTct, the victims which establish or give 
 faith and security to an engagement ; o^zto^ 
 ταμόντει, Iliad ii, 124 and Herodot. iv, 70^ 
 Uteralli/, slaying the victims to confirm an oath, 
 or other engagements, making a truce or treaty .ί' 
 Heyne ad Homer, and Schneid. Lex.'\ 
 
 "Οξκισμοζ, ου, ο, an oath ; the act of causing 
 to swear ; a binding by oath. From οξκίζίύ. 
 
 Όξκ,αμ,οο -icx., ας, h, the taking of an oath ; an 
 oath ; as if ooanu ομοα-ΐζ, the swearing of an 
 oath. From οξκο; and Ό'μνυμι, to swear. 
 
 "^OPKOS, flw, 0, an oath ; a treaty, promise, 
 or covenant to be kept sacred ; also the king 
 of the infernal regions, the avenger f perjury^ 
 Orcus, Hes. Op. 804. Theogon. 2ί'Λ, a sep- 
 ulchre, Mcnand. ap. Vnrronem, Gra^v. ad 
 lies. Op. 804 ; ΰξίίοί is an oath or obligation 
 by words ; βωμ,οζ, by victims, and •τ/ο•τ/?,, by" 
 right hands, Porson ad Med. 21. From ?'ίξψω, 
 to shut up, restrain.] 
 
 Όξχοίο, f ω(ϊω, p. M'yid, to cause to take an 
 oath ; to demand an oath. Th. οξχος. 
 
 ΌξΆίομότ!'!?, ov, β, one who is bound by an 
 oath. See the preceding. 
 
 Όξκί<)τ1-;ς, ου, ο, one \vho bind.s another by 
 an oath, or who requires an oath of another ; 
 ajnbiissadors sent to demand an oath ivere 
 culled ΙρτίοίΤΆΐ. From ορκ,όω. 
 
 ΌΓΜΑΘΟ'2 (οξμΛύοί), ov, ο, a rank, rovv, 
 range, series ; a chain, succession, concatena- 
 tion ; a train ; also a recess, a lurking-place. 
 From άξμόζω, to adapt. 
 
 Όζμαίνω, f α,νω, p. ωξμαγκα, to precipitate 
 one's self; to rush headlong ; to break forth ; 
 to revolve in one's mind ; to think ; to medi- 
 tate. Th. ΰξμν, which see. 
 
 ΌρμΖν 'ττοτΊ yi-if.aoiov χλίος, &ίου συν 'τπχ,'Κκ.- 
 μα, v.'itli the hand (or aid) cf God, ίο urge orj 
 towards great glory, Pindar. 
 
 Όζμ,άομαι, the Same as οξμάω, wJnch see ; it 
 signifies also, to go Ibrth, depart, set out. 
 
 "Οξμοίίτται, 3. sing, p. pas. by Metath. for 
 αρμοσται, Ion. for νι^μοστΆί, of αομ'/ζω, f. σω, 
 p. γιξμοκα, to fit or suit, to adapt ; j), ])as, r,p- 
 μοσμαι, σαι, σται. Th. αζ'ω, to adapt. 
 
 'Ορμάω, ω, f. '/iircj, }), ωξμ'/^χα, to incite ; to 
 excite, set in motion ; to precipitate one's self, 
 to rush upon ; to break forth j to desire, to be 
 impelled ; to resolve suddenly ; 1 . a. ωξμγ]σα' 
 ρ, ])as. ωρμ'Αμαι, Th . ηομή. 
 
 ΌρμΙατο, Ion. for ωξμ'/ιντο, 3. JU. plvpeif. 
 pas. of Ιζμάω, li'hich see. 
 
 Όομίνί^ΰ,ο, gc?i. jFjoI, for -r.v, of 
 
 Όζμίνί'?"/ιί, ov, 0, proper 'name fa man. 
 
 "Οξμζνοί, by Sync, for ίζόμίνο;, roused; sud- 
 denly impelled ; impetuous, sudden, headlong ; 
 part, pres, pas. of ooot, to excite. 
 
 "O^^svii, 6v, wild asparagus ; a cabbage- 
 stoik. 
 
 ΌομΑω, ω, ίο be at anchor ; to be at a sta- 
 
ΟΡΝ 
 
 618 
 
 ΟΡΟ 
 
 ti.on ; to be in port -, to arrive at. Th. οξμο$, 
 a harbour or station for ships. 
 
 Όζμίύμίνος, Ion. foi' οζμ,ύμζνοί, pa7't. pres. 
 pas. of όξ/ίΛχω} which see. 
 
 'ΟΡΜΗ', >?;, 'h, impetuosity, shock, vio- 
 lence ; beginning ; departure ; enterprise ; im- 
 pulse, instinct, emotion, passion ; sudden reso- 
 lution ; impression made on the mind ; as if 
 froin οζ^μκι, to be impelled. Aristotle speaks 
 often of the όομη, tlie appetite or desire for 
 knowledge, Gillies' Rhetor, of Anstot. p. 
 1^0.] 
 
 Oaju-vh);, Ivra;, part. 1. a. pas. οξμνιόνιτνιν, 
 dual. 1. a. ind. pas. Ion. of οομά,Μ, 
 
 "ΟξμηύΤιναι, 1. a. bf. pas, of the j)Teceding, 
 
 "Οξμτίμα, ατο;, το, the object to which the 
 soul is impelled ; an impetuous movement of 
 the soul towards an object ; an endeavour. 
 I~r0'm οημά,ω. 
 
 Όζμ•Αΰ•ω(Τΐ, 3. pi. 1. a. snhj. act. of Οζ^μΛω, 
 f. 'Αΐτω, to be impelled, to rush towards ; I. a, 
 ωξμγιτίχ,. 
 
 Όί>μητ'/,οιον, ου, το, a spur, a whip, or the 
 like, to hasten η horse ; an incitement, a provoca- 
 tive ; a place from whence warlike incursions 
 may be made or to retreat to for safety ; the 
 seat of a war, a redoubt or fortification ; oppor- 
 tunity ; v;hatever enables to do any thing. 
 From οομαο}. 
 
 ΌΡΜΙΑ', «r, Yi, a small rope ; a line ; a 
 hook ; a fishing-rod. 
 
 Όξμίζω, to bring ships to anchor, into port, 
 to their road or station. From οξμοζ a station 
 for ships ; lohich see, 
 
 "OPMINON (^μτνον), ov, rh, a plant like a 
 leek. 
 
 "Οξμιιτι;, sa;, τι, bringing a ship to anchor ; 
 the act of landing ; arrival ; rest in port, a 
 ship's station in a harbour. See Όόμ'ίζω. 
 
 Όξμ'ισκοζ, ου, ο, a little jewel for the neck ; 
 a necklace ; a collar. From 
 
 "OPMOS, ου, 0, a jewel for the neck ; a 
 necklace, collar ; also a harbour, mooring 
 ground, or station for ships. Fror,i ίίξω, to tie, 
 or from ϊξ^μα,, a prop or stay. 
 
 "Ooviov, ου, TO, a bird; a little bird ; diinin. 
 of Όονίζ, ιύο;, ο or h. 
 
 Όξνίίάίίον, ov, TO, a little bird ; the young of 
 a bird. 
 
 'ΌξνιΡαί, ace. pi. of ο'ξνι;, tSos, or 'h' ace, 
 _sing. οξνιβκ. 
 
 Όύνί^ιον, ου, το, a little bird, the young of a 
 bird ; a cock. 
 
 Όζνιΰο^-Λξοί, ας, w, fowling, bird-hunting. 
 From oovii and ^-^cc, a hunting. Th. ^n», a 
 wild beast. 
 
 ^ΟονιύοίΤκο'ΤΓίω, ω, f. '/,τω, p. ώονιίοσκόττ'/ικοί, 
 to divine or foretell by observing the iiight, 
 .singing, or eating of birds. From οζνΐζ and 
 ox.o-jrioj. 
 
 'Οξνι^οίτχ.6<τος, ου, ό, an augur, an observer of 
 birds /I;?• the purpose of foretelling events t a 
 soothsayer, diviner, Theophr. Char. 16.] 
 
 "Οξνις, 1^0$, ό, or Dor. for 
 
 "0PNI2, τόΰί, ό or h, a bird, a large bird qr 
 bird of prey, a cock or hen, used in augury ; 
 an omen or presage. 
 
 "Οξνισ-/, dat. pi. of the above. 
 
 "Οξνιχα, Dor. for οξνιΰχ,, ace. sing, of o^vt%y 
 which see. 
 
 Όονιχ;ολόχ;οζ,^ ου, ο no.) >j. Poet, and Dor. 
 for οζνιόΰλ'οχ^οζ, setting snares or traps for birds; 
 roLi? οξνΐΰ-ι λόχ;ον Ίζων. From οξνΐζ and λό» 
 χ^ος, a snare. 
 
 "Οξνΰμαι, to be roused ; to rise ; to proceed 
 with hurried steps. From οξννω, or οξννμι, the 
 sa?ne as οξω, to excite. 
 
 Όξννμίν, and οζνύμίναι, Dor. for οξνΖνοίΐ,ρτβί, 
 inf. act. and 
 
 Όξvυμίvoιo,for -ου, gen. Ion. pa7i,.pres. pas» 
 and 
 
 "Οξνυ(τύζ, 2. pi. pres. iTnperat. pas. οζ- 
 νυοΌ, of 
 
 Όξννω, and Ό'ονυμι, to move, stir up, incite, 
 impel ; the same as οξω. 
 
 Όξοζίτ'/ι;, ου, resembling pease or pulse. J 
 
 "0P0BU2, ου, 0, a kind of pulse. From. 
 ίξίττω, to eat. 
 
 ΌξογυΤοι., part, perf. m. f g- of οξίγω, to 
 extend ; pe>f, mid, ωξογα, part, perf. mid. 
 αίξογω;, υ7α, and by Systole Ion. οξογυΐοί, 
 
 Όξο^αμνίί, ί'^οί, the same as οξό^οίμ,νο;, a lit- 
 tle scion, shoot, branch, or bough of a tree. 
 
 ΌΡΟ'ΔΑΜΙΝΟΣ, ου, ο, a little bough or 
 scion, a branch. 
 
 Όξο^ίμνια^ί?, the nymphs ; Oreades ; also, 
 an epithet of bees ; because they sleej) on the 
 mountains, or have Iv οξε/ ^ίμνίον. 
 
 'Ooooia-ioc, as, h, the assigning of limits ; a 
 line of demarcation ; as if B-ia-ts του οξου, the 
 placing of a boundary. 
 
 'Οξοίννίύ, to excite, animate, rouse ; to trou- 
 ble ; the same as οξω, 
 
 Όξομοί,λί^εί, Dor, for οξίΐα μ,ηΧα, crab ap- 
 ples ; apples from the mountains. 
 
 'OPO'NTION, ου, TO, the name of a plant. 
 
 "0P02, ios, TO, a mountain, a hill ; the 
 ceiling of a room ; the upper part of the foot 
 near the toes ; the wooden part of an olive 
 press. From οξω, to raise. 
 
 "0P02, ου, ό, a boundary, limit, goal, ex- 
 tremity, landmark ; frontier ; a mark aimed at, 
 an object proposed ; a measure or modification ; 
 a definition ; a mark set on any thing pledged ; 
 a guide post. From ο^ω, to see. 
 
 Όζοζ, ου, ο, whe}»^, buttermilk ; moisture in 
 pitch . 
 
 Όξοιτάγγαί, (Persian) men who have ren- 
 dered services to the king, Herod, viii, 85. 
 
 "Οξουσοίν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. for 
 ωουσαν. But op ούσα, for οξούσ•αατοί, part, I. a, 
 act.f g. if 
 
 'Οζούω, f. ούσω, p. ωξουκοί, to rush upon ; 
 to make an attack or onset ; to hasten. Th. 
 Οξω, to rouse. 
 
 Ό^ί<Ρ'/ΐ, jjj, h, the top of a house ; the ceiling; 
 the roof; a story in a building; the maip 
 beam of a house. From Ιξίφω. 
 
ΟΡΣ 
 
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 ΟΡΦ 
 
 '^Οζΰφος, ου, ο, the roof or covering of a 
 house. Til. ίξίφοα, to cover. 
 
 ΌξοφΰΛ», ω, f. ύιϊω, p. ωκΆ, to vault, ceil, 
 arch, br cover with a roof ; to rafter a house ; 
 to raise stories in a house. 
 
 ΌξΌ(ρύ)μα., α,τοί, το, a roof; a story. From 
 the prect'ding. 
 
 Όξόων, Poet, for ορών, and in pi. οξόωντίζ, 
 for οξΰνη;, part.' pres. act. of όξοίω, f. άα-Μ, 
 J). ά/ξοίχΆ, and Ait. ίώξο,κ,κ, to see. 
 
 Opocuvriy Oor. for οξόωιη, or o^ajfft, 3. pi. 
 jyres. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 ΌξόΜτζ, Poet, for οοωη, 2. ρ?, pres. opt. 
 act. of the preceding verb, 
 
 "Οξ'ζητον, ου, το, the same as οζνίον, a bird, 
 
 "Οξ'ίΤ'/5«(5ί, ace. sing, of 
 
 "OpriHS, yixos, Oor. υ'ξ^τοίξ, 0, a branch ; a 
 scion from the root of a tree ; a javelin made of 
 a straight, round limb of a tree ; as if from 
 'ίξτω, because it creeps /γο/?ι the tree. 
 Upp oi, Foet.jor ο pec, α,υτω. 
 
 Όρροτϋγιον, or όξο-ττνγίον, or ονξο'^υγίΰν, ου, 
 
 <ΓΛ, the lower part of the spine ; the extremit)'- 
 
 ' of the OS sacrum ; the rump of a fowl ; the tail 
 
 of birds. From oUo; and ^τνγ'/ι, the buttocks 
 
 or breech. 
 
 O'FPO'2, βΰ, the whey of milk ; it is also 
 called οξοζ, od, a, as if froin ϊξοίω, or ρίω, to 
 flow. But 
 
 "0'PP02, ου, 0, the line which divides the 
 scrotum ; the extremity of the os sacrum ; it is 
 also written οξο;. 
 
 ^Ορρω^ίω, to appreliend, fear, be afraid, to 
 shudder ; a metaphor taken from animals, 
 which when afraid contract the toil betiveen the 
 hind legs. Th. ορροζ. It is also written οξω^ίω. 
 
 ^ΟρρωΥιοί, ΰίζ, h, fear, apprehension. See the 
 preceding . 
 
 "Οξσοίί, ^ol.for οξοα, 1. a. inf. act. of οξΐο, 
 to excite. 
 
 "Ogffio, Ion. for οζσ•ου, pres. imperat. m. of 
 οξΟΌμα,ι, Poet, made fromf ^ol. οξο•ω, of οξω, 
 to excite. 
 
 "Οξίτ'/ΐί, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'ΟζίτΊκτυτοζ, ου, ο χάι τι, Poet, sounding ter- 
 ribly ; ό οξΛΐν χτύ-τον, that raises a din ; causing 
 a roaring, prom οξω aiid χτΰττος, a noise, a 
 sound. Th. τύ<7Γτω. 
 
 Όξσίλοχ^οί, ου, ο, a proper name, Orsi- 
 lochus. 
 
 'Οζα•/νίφηί, ίο;, ό xou h, who collects the 
 clouds ; cloud-compeUing ; an epithet if Jupi- 
 ter. Prom Οξω, f. JEol. οξο-ω, and νίψοι, a 
 cloud- 
 
 Όξσί'^ί^οί, ου, ό xou h, shaking the ground. 
 From Οζω and τί^ον, the ground, the earth. 
 
 "Οζσο, by Sync, for οξίπο, and this Ion, for 
 •ξσου, pres. imperat. pas. of' οζο-ω, formed from 
 l.fut. of Οξω, to excite. 
 
 Όζσούΰξχ, ας, '/ι, and Ion. οξίτοβυξνι, a great 
 and lofty gate or window. From οξω, f. οοω, 
 j^ol. οξίτω, and Β-ύξχ, a gate. 
 
 ΌξΟΌτζίοαν», nom, JEol.for Dor. οξβΌΤξίκί- 
 
 vecs, gen. οξοΌΤξίΟίίνΛ, for οξα-οτζιοιίντίί, ου, ο, the 
 shaker or brandisher of the trident ; an epithet 
 of Neptune. From Ό'ξω and τξίχινχ, r,;, h, a 
 trident. 
 
 "0^(re<),fiU. JEol. ofoξω,fut. οξω. 
 
 "Οξο-Μ, ί1ο<τομχί, to rise, to make haste ; a 
 verb formed from the JEol.fut. of οξω. 
 
 Όξτά,ζω, Ion. for Ιοξτάζω, to feast, cele- 
 brate, solemnize. Th. U^rr,. 
 
 Ό^τΛλ/ζ&>, to begin to extend the wings and 
 attempt to fly ; metaphorically, to begin to 
 raise or aggrandize one's self. From 
 
 ΌΡΤΑΛΓ2 (οξτο,χ);), Qo$, h, a little hen 
 or chicken ; as if from οξω, to elevate. Hence 
 
 Όξτάλϊχ;οί, ου, ο, Ά cliicken, a cock. 
 
 Όξτ'/ι, 5?;, ί, Ion. for Ιοξτνι, a festival ; a 
 feast ; a holid;j.v. 
 
 Όξτνγϊΰί, a,c, r., ΟτίχφΛ, formerly an island, 
 now part of the contineni. 
 
 Όξτυγομτιτζα., ας, 'h, a king-quail, a mcther- 
 quail, i. e, a large one. From μήτξΆ, au.d 
 
 '"'OPTTS, vys;, 0, a quail; as if from οξω, 
 because easily provoked ΐυ fight. 
 
 "Οξυγμα, ατοζ, το, a ditch, trench, pit. 
 From. Ιξΰσσω, to dig. 
 
 'ΌΡΓΖΑ, 5,i, h, rice. 
 
 ^Οξυχτνίξ, ηξοζ, ο, one who digs ; a ditcher. 
 
 Όου,ζτοί, h, ov, dug ; also any thing dug 
 up ; a fossil. FrQ7u Ι'^ΰσσω, to dig. 
 
 ΌΡΤΜΑΓΔ0^2 Γοξΰμαγ^οξ;, oZ, 0, a 
 noise ; a crashing ; an uproar ; a tumult. 
 
 "Οξ'/ξ, vyo;, a trenching or digging tool, a 
 tool for excavating rocks ; a species of wild 
 goat, from οξύσσω, because they dig the earth 
 ■with their forefeet. 
 
 "Ο^ϋξ/ί, ίωζ, h, the act of digging, excavat- 
 ing, t?c. From 
 
 ΌΡΤ'22Ω, or οξύττω, f ξ«;, p. αίζνχ^α, to 
 dig, to dig through ; to dig round, to disinter ; 
 to bury in the ground ; to plant ; to per- 
 forate ; 1. a. ωξΐι'ξα, 2. a. ωζυγον, Jt^'^f P^^' 
 ωξυγμαι, ^cct. Hence 
 
 Όξ'^Χ*''^ iij '^3 ^ digging ; the snout of a 
 hog ; and 
 
 Όξψανϊΰ^, a?, 'h, orphanage, the condition of 
 orphans ; and 
 
 Όξφοίνίζω, to make orphans ; to deprive of 
 parents ; ivith genitive j οξφανίζίσόχι, to be 
 rendered orphans ; to be deprived of parents. 
 Th. οξφανος, deprived of parents. 
 
 Όξφίζ^χοζ, Υί, ov, relating to pupils, wards, 
 or orphans. Front 
 
 'ΟΡΦΑΝΟ' 2 (οξφ%νοί), h, ov, orphan, de- 
 prived of parents ; pupilary •, deserted, for- 
 saken, deprived of any thing ; wanting or des- 
 titute ; as ffrom οξφνοί, dark, obscure. 
 
 Όξφίί/ί, ίως, ο, a proper name, Orpheus. 
 For an account of Orjueus, see Pindar. Py- 
 thior. Od. iv, 253. 
 
 Όξψνΰύα, or -&tvi, substantively for οξφν^ι, 
 
 f-g- "f ^ 
 
 Όξφναΐοζ, cc'ioi, alov, also οζ<ρνινος, ivt], tvov, 
 and οξφνοί, 'h, ov, very dark, obscure, indistinct, 
 black. Fro?n 
 
ΟΡΠ 
 
 (5.20 
 
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 'ΌΡ.ΦΝΗ, ?5?, νι, and I)or. οξφ^κ, darkness, 
 shades, obscurity, night. Frovi 
 
 ΌΡΦΟ'2, ου, ΰ, without light ; also desti- 
 tute of other things. There is also 
 
 'ΟξΦοί, or jilt. oo(pco;, o, a kind irf sea fish 
 that keeps itself concealed during ivinter. 
 
 'Όξχ^&^Λΰ;, for α,ξχ^οξ, a prince, a leader ; a 
 sovereign ; the same as αοχ^οι,μ,ος. Th. 
 Άξχ,^ι, dcminion. 
 
 "Οξ^α,τοζ, ου, the same as οξ^ο;, ου, ο, 
 plants of trees arranged in order ; a row of 
 trees, ^'-c 
 
 'OPXE'OMAI, to dance, to trip, to skip ; 
 f. in. ΥιίΤομ,αι, 1 . a. ?ti, Λΐξχ^'/ΐσ-χμ'ήν, ω, aroy 
 j)art. 1. a. m. οοχ^'/ισύ,ΐΛί•>οί, η, ov, as if J'roiti 
 
 ίρχ^ΰμχι, tO COme. 
 
 Όξ^ίΖν7ΰΐ.ί, Dor. for οοχ^ουντα,ι, 3, pi. pres. 
 ind. mid. f the preceding. 
 
 ΌζΧ'ι'^ον, or o^x^iihov, stoutl}'•, manfully ; as 
 if κοίτ οξχ^ίί;. Th. οξχ;ι;, iui, ο, a testicle. 
 
 O^;^;ij^'^oi, ου, ο, dancing ; gen. Ion. ορχ,η- 
 6(Λο7ο• and 
 
 "Οζχ^'/ίτίζ, ιω$, 71, the same. From co^io- 
 
 Οξ^^ίτομα», i.f. m. of oo)^i.jf/,oii. 
 Όξχ^τ,στγΐξ, -/tooc, o, a dancer, vaulter, or leap- 
 er ; and 
 
 'Opj^ritTTh;, ου, ο, the same. From οξχ^ΐΛμ,χι. 
 Όξχ;'^ίττϊκ,ύς, ^, ov, of or belonging to danc- 
 ing ; also a dancer ; fond of dancing. From 
 οξχ,νιο-'Τ'/ΐξ. 
 
 ΌζχΥίσ-ξΆ, ά;, h, an orchestra ; among the 
 Greeks, the lowest part of the theatre xvliere the 
 dances ivere pe7fjrmed; at Borne, the place 
 where the senators had their seats ; and 
 
 Όξχ^-/!α•τ'υζ, vo;, h, the art of dancing. From 
 ορχ^ιομνΑ, to dance. 
 
 "0PXI2, ε&'ί, 0, the na,me of a plant ; a 
 kind of olive ; a species of hsh. From οοί-γο- 
 fiOii, to desire. 
 
 Όξχ^όμίνος, cv, o, the 7iams of a man, Or- 
 chomenus. 
 
 ■"0PXU2, ov, 0, a row of vines or plants ; a 
 buttress or prop ; an orciiaid, a garden. 
 
 'OPii, f. Οξω, and οξαω, p. ώξχα, p. in. 
 Att. οξύοξα, to rouse, excite ; οοομαι, to be 
 roused ; to rise, to be set in motion ; to rush 
 on with violence. 
 
 Όζω, contract, of ϋθ(ίω, to see. 
 O;^eouro, Ion. for ccZi'j-ro, 3. pi, opt. m. of 
 οοάομα,ι, to see. 
 
 OsM'/jv, ujrii, oin, pres. opt. Att. for οξάοιμι, 
 ΰιμι, of οράω, to see. 
 
 Όξωμ.οίΐ, contract, of όοάομ.α,ι• so in pi. όξω- 
 μιύα, pres. ind. pas. oQuivm, part. pi. pres. 
 act. 
 
 Όρωμζν, 1. 2^er3. 1)1. ind. act. <f Όοάω, to 
 see. 
 
 Όξων, gen. pi. of οζος, ίο;, το, a mountain ; 
 but 
 
 Όζων, part. pres. pas. of Όξάω, to see, 
 "Οοωξο;, Alt. for ωζο., p. m. of οξω, to ex- 
 cite ; pluperf. m. οζάΐξί/ν, and ωξύξίΐν, ί/;, a. 
 Όξωξ!;(;Λτο, 3. pi. iduperf. pas. Ion. for 
 
 Όξωξίγμίνοί ^'(TOiv, of oξiγω,f. |{y, p. ωξί^ϋ^ 
 and Att. οζώ^ίχ^οι,, to extend forth, to reach. 
 
 'O^ajgircci, pres. pas. of οξάίξομα.», is moved, 
 excited, or distracted, Odi/s. ix, 377.] 
 
 Όξ&ΐζγ, 3. sing. perf. subj. m. 866"0ξωξχ,- 
 
 Όξώξγικα,, perf. act. Att. by reduplication 
 for ωξ'/ίχ,οι., of οξίω, ω, f. ν\σω, whence p. pas. 
 ορΜρτιμΆί, 
 
 "Οξύύξον, Att, for &>ξον, 2. a. or im2)erf. act.. 
 Of Οξω. 
 
 Όξίύξΰ^α, Att. for ωξυ^οί, perf. act. of 
 οξύσσω, f ^ω, to dig. 
 
 Όξωσαι, part. pres. f. g. 2)1. n. contract ί of 
 ΰξΚΜ, to see, 
 
 "Oj, '/), 0, pron. relat. who, which, what-, it 
 is often joined tviih jyarticles ; as oa-ti, οστίξ, 
 offTi, offxi ; sometimes it is used for τί;, who ? 
 and for rU, some one ; also for oSros, or !»£?-■ 
 voi, which see. 
 
 "Οσα., ηοΏΐ. pi, η. g. of offos, how great ; as 
 an adverb, how much. 
 
 Όα-ακ./;, and οσα,κ,ι, as often as ; how often 
 soever. Th. otro;. 
 
 Όσκτλάσιο;, la, lov, and οσχ.'ττλχσίων, ovoSf 
 β κα] h, of how many kinds •, how many fold. 
 From the same. 
 
 Όσα,χ^ου, adv. in whatever place; wherever; 
 as often as, every time that. From the preced-- 
 ing Til. 
 
 "Oa-yi, rlye, oye, who indeed ; which indeed» 
 From OS and yt. 
 
 'Όσίοντί, Dor. for οζου<η, 3. pZ. j)res. ind. of 
 otroM,for οζω, to smell of, to be scented with. 
 
 Όσ-,ιμίξΆί, daily ; every day ; for otron τιμί- 
 
 PVA. 
 
 "ΟίΤ/ίί, ων, τκ, funeral rites •, duties towards 
 parents ; acts of beneficence, liberality, or 
 bounty ; and 
 
 Όα-ία,, οίζ. Ion. οτίτι, m, '/I, a pious office ; 
 expiation ; divine justice ; the law divine ; als9 
 funeral rites or obsequies ; a7id 
 
 ΌσΙην, ace. sing. lon.f g, of 
 
 "02102, to,, tov, holy, pure, just, pious ; 
 also common, profane, not consecrated to the 
 gods ; τΰ οσιον, ου, whatever is agreeable to the 
 divine or human laws, especially the former. 
 Hence 
 
 'OcTiOrm, yi'^os, h, holiness, piety, religion ; 
 devotion ; and 
 
 ΌσιΌω, ω, f ωσω, to make holy, sanctify, 
 puriiy ; expiate ; consecrate ; to perform the 
 last rites. From oa-io;, holy. 
 
 OtrtMs, adv. in a holy manner, religiously, 
 justly. Froni the same Th. 
 
 "Qj-mv, Poet, for os av, whosoever. 
 
 Όα-μ,η, vi, h, a smell, good or bad; fra- 
 grance. From Όξω, Dor. οσ^ω, to smell of or 
 be scented with. 
 
 "Oa-ov, as an adverb, as much as ; as far as ; 
 about ; όσον μν, almost, except, unless ; όσον 
 ουόίττω, and όσον ουκ '/il*i, in a short time, imme- 
 diately ; olV όσον, and μή^ όσον, not in the 
 least ; μικξον όσον όσον, the least number ; the 
 
OST 
 
 6^1 
 
 OTE 
 
 fcliortest time possible, Heb. x, 37. Isa. xxvi, 
 20. 
 
 "ΟοΌνττίξ, the same as otrovTZ) about, almost ; 
 and 
 
 Όα-ΰνων, Ion. for oiravovv, almost, for the 
 most part ; commonly. From 
 
 "0202, f], ΰν, arid Poet, οίτσοζ, as much as ; 
 as great as ; of" the same sort as ; whoever ; 
 who ; in pi. όσοι, οσαι, οα•βι, whoever ; what per- 
 sons soever ; as many as ; how many soever ; 
 ίφ' όσον, as long as ; κ.χ^ όσον, as far as, as 
 much as. 
 
 "OiTiTii», ^Vs^, οστίζ, who, which ; all those 
 who. Tk. 0?. 
 
 "02ΠΡΙ0Ν, ου, TO, all kinds of pulse, as 
 peas, beans, ^c. From στείξω, to sow. 
 
 "Οσσ', dual. 7ium. for' oVcs, or οσση, of οσσοί, 
 SOS, TO, an eye T/i. ονττομα,ι, to see. 
 
 'Oa-ff'fjhr 'όσσα,, from όσος, and Poet, ασσοζ, 
 which see. 
 
 "022Λ, ns, 'h, a voice ; renown ; a report ; 
 an oracle, presage ; a prophecy ; an omen. 
 From ο-φ, a voice. 
 
 "Οσσα, Poet, for όσάκΐζ, ivhich see. 
 
 "Οσσχι, Poet, for οίτοίΐ, pi. noni.J. g. of όσος, 
 and Poet, οσσος, which see. 
 
 ^Οσσά,τίον,βπ όσον, as much as. 
 
 "0(ΓίΓ£, τω, dual num. for οσσα, by apocope 
 cf i, or by metaplasm for οσσω, of οσσος, ου, ο, 
 an eye. From (ϊσσομ,α.ι, for ο'^τομαι, to 
 see. 
 
 "Οσσετο, 3. sing, impcrf. Ion. of οσσομαι, 
 to see, yEo/. for ο-ΡΤψομοιι, f. mid. ο^ομα,ι, p. 
 pas. ώμμοίΐ. 
 
 "Οσσνι, ης, ή, a jyroper name of a mountain 
 in Tkessaly, Ossa. 
 
 '^Οσσίχ^ον, Oor. for όσοι, as much as, as 
 far as. 
 
 "Οσσα, Poet for όσοι, v^hosvex, of όσος, which 
 see. From όσος. 
 
 "Οσσομαι, to see, ^ol. for Ο'Τ-τομα,ι^ hence 
 ίσσόμίνος, part. pres. mid. There is also οσσο- 
 μχί, to foretell, divine ; to forebode, to have a 
 presentiment ; also to imagine ; to foresee ; to 
 fancy, to think. From οσσα, an omen. 
 
 "Οσσον, and οσσοντοί, for όσον, as liiuch as ; 
 as great, 
 
 "Οσίος, ου, ο, and οσσος, ίος, το, an eye ; Ι7ΐ 
 dual, τω οσσί, by Apoc. for οσσε, or by Meta- 
 plasm for οσσω, in dat, pi. οσσοις. From οσσο- 
 μοίΐ, JEol.for ο-τΓτομαι, to see. 
 
 Όστοί, pi. of οστον, ου, το, a shell. Put 
 ίστα, contract, for οστίχ, pi. num. of οστίον, 
 tZv, a bone. 
 
 Όστχκ,ος, the same as χσταχος, which see. 
 
 Όστίχ, a, j)l. num. of οστίον, a bone. 
 
 Όίττέ/νβί, ί'ινη, I'vov, and οστϊνος, ου, also 
 Ιστω^γις, ζος, ό κχ) 'h, bony, like bone. 
 
 'OSTEON, ουν, gen. -ίου, ου, το, a bone ; 
 tlie stone of fruit ; a kernel ; a rib. 
 
 "ΟίΤτ/ί, '^τις, o,Tt, gen. ούτινος, ^στινος, ^C. 
 who, whoever ; whatever person ; whosoever. 
 Matt. XXV, I, for ος, John viii, 53 j Acts xiii, 
 23. From *?, who, and Tif, 
 
 Όστισονν, and oa-Tts ουν, Avhoever, whosoever, 
 whatsoever.] 
 
 "02ΪΛΙΓΗ, γσς, v), a spark ; curling flame j 
 a curl ; a bush of hair curled. 
 
 Όστολογίχ, a collecting together of bones'; 
 a search for bones. From οστουν and λίγω. 
 
 Όστον, οϋ, το, a shell. 
 
 ^ΟσΤονν, ου, το, a bone. 
 
 ΌστοφυίΤς, nom. or ace. pi. of 
 
 Όστοφϋ'/ίς, ίος, ό χ,χ) h, naturally borty ; os- 
 seous by nature. From οστίον, ουν, το, and 
 φύσις, nature. Th. φύω, to be produced or born. 
 
 Όστρχχ'ίΖ^ίΐν, inf. of 
 
 ΌστξχκΓζω, to banish or condemn by the 
 ostracism or casting shells in an urn. Frotn 
 ^στξχκον, a shell. 
 
 Όστξχκϊνος, ivvi, tvov, having a shell ; made 
 of clay or potter's earth. From οστξχκον, ου, 
 το, a shell. 
 
 Όστξχχισμος, ου, ο, ostracism, a banishing 
 by casting shells (used for votes) into an urn. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 ΌστξΧΆο^ίξμος, ου, ο, testaceous j covered 
 with a shell. From οστξχκ,ον, ου, το, and 
 }ίξμχ, ατός, το, a skin or hide. From ViOM^ 
 to Hay, strip off tlie skin. 
 
 "02TPAK0N (οστζά,'Λον), ου, το, a shell ; 
 the shell of an egg, or of shell fish ; an earthen 
 vessel, a tile or brick; a scale; a Utile shell 
 used in delivering votes or suffrages. 
 
 Όστξαχοφοξίχ, χς, h, the act of ostracizing, 
 or sentencing by the ostracism] 
 
 ^'OSTPEON, or οστζίΐον, ου, τβ, a shell fish ; 
 an oyster; the purple colour obtained from a 
 certain species of shell fish ; as if from οστίον, 
 a bone. 
 
 "02TPT2, υος, or οστξυχ, ας, h, a tree re- 
 sembling thi.' ash. 
 
 Ό2ΦΡΑΓΝ0ΜΑΙ, /. mid. χνοΖμα,, t• 
 smell. 
 
 Όσφξχομαι, the sa7ne ; f m, Ισφ^'/ισομαι, 
 perf, pas. ωσφξτιμχι, σαι, τχι. 
 
 Όσφξασία, «ς, ή, smell, scent, odour ; and 
 
 "Οσψξίίσις, ίως, h, the act of smelling ; the 
 sense of smelling. From οσφξχίνομαι. 
 
 Όσφξόμζνος, by Sync, for οσφ^χινΌμινος, part, 
 pres. mid. of όσφξχίνομχι, ivhich. see. 
 
 Ό2ΦΤ2, υος, ri, the loins, flanks, sides ; 
 accus. οσφΰν according to others, οσψυος, οσφΰν. 
 
 "Οσχ^ος, ου, and οσχ^ίος, ου, ό, and οσχ^ΐον, ου, 
 το, also οσχιχ, ας., η, and οσχτι, jjj, γι, a vine 
 branch full of ripe grapes ; a young vine 
 branch ; the scrotum. Th. μόσχος, a little 
 branch. 
 
 "Ot', or of , for οτί, when. 
 
 "Οταν, or OT av, when ; seeing that; since ; 
 oTxv αυτόν ίύίωξζι, Mark iii, 11, found tvitk 
 the indicative in hardly any other place ; also 
 OTXV ^αττον, as soon as possible. From on 
 and av. 
 
 "OTE, when ; at what time ; for as much 
 as ; seeing that ; Poet, οττε. Dor. οκ,χα. 
 
 "Οτίο, Ion» and Dor. for βην, for ουτινβς^ 
 which see. 
 
ΟΥ 
 
 62S 
 
 ΟΤΔ 
 
 "Orit» νξότω, Ion, for ωηνί r^otrw, in the 
 same nianner as ; in which manner. 
 
 OTiefh'/i, Ion. for uTivi^h•, to whomsoever ; 
 to whatever person. But oTicoy, for ων rivuv, 
 of whom. 
 
 "ΟΤΙ, and Poet, orrt, conj. that ; because ; 
 with the superlative it increases its force, as art 
 9Γλε7στοι, as many as possible ; sometimes it is 
 redundant. 
 
 "0)71, that- which ; β, τ/ αν, that, whatever 
 it may be. From οσ-τίζ. 
 
 Ότίουν, any thing whatever ; that, whatever, 
 it- may be. From ο,τι, and ούν. 
 
 OrXiMff ήσω, and 0TXiucu,f. iotru, to bear, 
 endure, or suffer cares, troubles, affiicticas, or 
 misfortunes. From otXoc, care, trouble. Hence 
 some derive the Engl, torrd toil. 
 
 "Οτλΰζ, it/, 0, rare, toil, calamity, affliction, 
 misery, disappointment, hi/ Plco-nasm.. of o, 
 from τλάω, which is syncopated for τα,λάω, to 
 suffer. 
 
 'OroS'sM, and οττοξίω, ω, to malce an uproar; 
 to resound, to make a loud noise. From 
 
 "OTOBOS, and ίΙ-ττοζο;, ου, ο, a tumult, an 
 uproar ; a sound ; as ffrom a't'iw, to iuove, and 
 βοτι, an outcry. 
 
 "Orov, Ait. for οντινοξ, gen. sing, of oirris, 
 who ; μίχξίζ οτου, until. From os and τι;. 
 
 Ότξ&λίωί, quickly, promptly, diligently. 
 ΤΛ. oτξΰ•iω,f. ννω, to prompt, instigate. 
 
 Ότξ'/ΐζοί, ξα, ξον, swift, diligent, prompt ; 
 active ; in no?n. duo-l. οτ^'/ιοώ. From, οτξύνω, 
 to prompt, to exhort. 
 
 "Ο-ξίχί;, for ψ.ότζϊχ^ίζ, having similar hair. 
 From ΰμο^ξί'ζ. 
 
 Ότξύνο/Λίν, 1. pi. pres. ind. act. of οτούνω, 
 which see. 
 
 Ότξυντυ;, να;, h, urgent solicitation ; insti- 
 gation ; an exhorting. Th-, οτ^ΰνω. 
 
 ΌΪΡΤ'ΝίΙ (οτ^ϋνω) to instigate, incite, 
 spur ; animate ; encourage ; fut. ύνω, and 
 Ion. oT^vviM, in j)as. οτξύνοΜ,αι, to be incited or 
 instigated. 
 
 "Οττίϊ, See "Otrffo,. 
 
 "Otti, Poet, for oTi, which see. 
 
 "θττίΆζν, Poet, for ο,τι, and xh, whoso- 
 ever. 
 
 "Οττοζοζ, See "OtuSo$, 
 
 ^OttotoT, exclaniaiion of grif ; alas ! ah ! 
 
 Όττοτιίζίί/, to exclaim οττοτοΊ, with grief ; 
 to lament ; to weep. 
 
 "Οτω, All. for oJrivt,from οιττι;, whosoever, 
 who. 
 
 OX', adv. when a consonant follows, ουκ, 
 when a vowel with a smooth breathing, and 
 βυχ^, when an aspirated vowel foUoivs, Alt. 
 ουχ), not, no ; tioo negatives in Greek enforce 
 the negation and may be translated, not at all ; 
 by no means ; oL•^ or», ουχ; ότωζ, not only. 
 
 ΟίΤ, adv. where, whither; ίίττιν ου, in some 
 place ; there is a place where. 
 
 Ου, gen. of 03, ου, he-, ου, όϊ, t, of himself, 
 to himself, himself ; .sometij»es hut 7iwre rarely, 
 to him, him. 
 
 a 
 
 OS, for iffo, or iOf contract. oS, 2. sing. 2. «r. 
 ind. m. or 2. a. imperat. m. of Ίημι, f. yiVs;, 
 to send ; 2. a. 'Jv. 
 
 Ova, interject, of scorn or derision, Mark 
 XV, 29. 
 
 ΟΙά), interj. of grief i also of threatening; 
 denouncing or cursing ; wo j alas ! with the 
 dative, « ova,), misery, evil. 
 
 OT'^AS, ατοί, TO, an ear ; a handle ; dat, 
 pi. ovuirty. 
 
 Ουατοί, ears ; handles of vessels j nom. pi. 
 of ούα,ζ, oticcroi, το, aij ear. 
 
 Ουγγ'ΐ'Λ, or οΐγκ,ία, a Latin word ,• the twelfth 
 part of a Roman pound. 
 
 Oυl•oucζ, oi'ia., oTiov, humble ; low ; terrestrial ; 
 that proceeds from the earth, earthly. From 
 ούΐας, the ground. 
 
 Ovda^ri, and Dor, ου^αμα, adv. no where ; 
 in no respect ; never. From ov^oifcoi. 
 
 OvhuyJvos, 5j, ov, worthless ; unworthy af 
 notice ; contemptible. 
 
 Ου^α,μΌύι, adv. no where ; not, Herod. 
 vii, iO,] 
 
 Ουοα,μο;, h, ov, iio one ; none ; nobody ; a 
 worthless fellow. From ovTs and αμοζ, one, 
 some one ; as if obV άμοξ, not a single one. 
 
 Ουόοί,μου, adv. no where.] 
 
 Ου^αμωξ, adv. not at all. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Ov'hois, ατοξ, TO, the floor or pavement ; the 
 ground ; the earth ; the same as oS^og, tog, το, 
 the ground. 
 
 ΟυΤί, conj. none, not even, and not. From 
 oil, not, and Tt, indeed. 
 
 Ουΰίίζ, ίνοξ, ο, ου^ίμΐκ, oii, νι, ου^ιν, ivos, το„ 
 no one, nothing. From ουΤί and us, one. 
 
 Ον^ίχοτί, Ion. for ου^ίτοτί. 
 
 Ουδεμία, dat. sing, of ου^ίμίοί. See Ov'^eig. 
 
 Oi/Tiv, svflj, TO, nothing, none ; ουΤίν ^ττον, 
 nevertheless; ovTiv μάλλον, not the more; no 
 more; not at all. See Ov^us. 
 
 Ον^ίνόα-ωξοξ, ου, ο kou yi, deserving no regard 
 or notice ; contemptible ; from ouhig, and 
 ωξα• or of momentary duration ; enduring 
 not a moment ; f^om the same, and άίζοί, time. 
 
 Ov^i-^oTtforovyi-yroTi, adv. never ; not ever ; 
 in no manner. From ουΤί and ctotI, some- 
 times. 
 
 ΟνΙί•?τω, adv. not yet j not at all. 
 
 ΟυΙίτίξο;, ίξοί, ίξον, neither j in grammar, 
 neuter. From oLTi and 'ίτίξο;, the other. 
 
 Ovhiri^couiv, adv. from neitlier side ; and 
 
 Ον^ίτίζΜζ, in neither way. From οΰ^ίτεξοι, 
 for ουΤί ϊτίξοξ, neither, neuter. ' 
 
 Ου'^ίτ'ίξωσ'ί, to or towards neither side. 
 From ονόίτίξως. 
 
 OvViTt, not any ; not any thing. From oi> 
 and Ti, any thing, something, 
 
 0Τ^Δ02, ίο;, το, the ground ; the floor or 
 pavement ; the earth. From o^o;, h, a way. 
 But 
 
 Oh%oi, oZ, 0, the threshold of a door j the 
 entrance. There is also 
 
 Οΰ^ο;, ov, 91} Ion. for o^os, a way. 
 
ΟΤΛ 
 
 628 
 
 ΟΤΡ 
 
 Ov^oTtouvt adv. nothing at all ; not at all. 
 From oi/^ui, none, and oSv, therefore. 
 
 Οΰίνοίφξον, ου, το, a city of Campania^ Ven- 
 afrum.] 
 
 Oviffffouiov οοος, mount Vesuvius.] 
 
 Ο^ΤΘΑΡ, ατός, το, the breast ; a cow's 
 udder or teats ; abundance," tertiiity. 
 
 Obh)? ou9ifita, ovfsv, (for ol^us) none, not 
 any ; nobody ; φ'ίξίΐ ϊϊ oh6hi it is of no im- 
 portance, Aristot. From ούτι and sJs, one.] 
 
 Οϋύην, no indeed ; no certainly ; not. 
 
 OvK, not. See Oy. 
 
 Ουκίτι, no more, no longer, not again. 
 From ob», not, and 'ίτι, again. 
 
 Ουκ), Poet, for ουχ), and this for ου». 
 
 Οΰκουν, adv. fwith an acute accent J no 
 therefore ; no certainly ; no indeed •, by no 
 means.] 
 
 Οϋχοΰν, fwith circumfiex) is there not 
 therefore ^ but, for ; indeed ; therefore, then, 
 consequently. From ουκ a7id oyv, therefore. 
 
 Ουκ,ω, Ion. for οΰτω, not yet, never, not 
 at all ; ουκ,ων. Ion. for ουκ, or οΰκουν, no there- 
 fore, not tlierefore. 
 
 Οϋκως, Ion. for οΰττως, in no manner ; not 
 at all. 
 
 Ουλαι, ων, at, barley ; barley meal roasted 
 and mixed with salt. 
 
 Ουλαμ,οζ ου, ο, a body of men in close order ; 
 a swarm. From ουλαζ, whole, or from ο^ου 
 and ίΐλίϊσύαι, to be collected together. 
 
 Ουλαψο;, dead. From ουλον, or oXoov and 
 α,φγι, as if touched by something deadly. 
 
 Ουλΐ], 9ji, '/I, a sear ; a wound almost healed. 
 Tfi. ούλο;, sound. 
 
 Ουλίας, a, o. Dor. for Olxias, ου, ο, proper 
 name of a man. 
 
 ΟϋΧίΟζ, la, ιόν, ουΧιμο;, ίμνι, ιμον, and ουλοοζ, 
 ύυ, ο κα) vt, the same as ολαοζ, full, whole; 
 also pernicious, ruinous, destroying. 2%. ολ- 
 λυμι, to destroy ; it is also rendered, bestowing 
 health or safety •, an epithet ofApoUo and Diana. 
 Th. οίίλω, to be well. 
 
 OiXo^sTjjs, ov, 0, a handful, a bunch ; a 
 handful of barley ; a sheaf. From ουλοί and 
 oiu, to bind ; or from ουλαι, barley. 
 
 Ουλο^ίτον, ου, το, the strings made of stubble, 
 with which bundles or handfuls of barley, ^y. 
 were tied. 
 
 ΟυλΌύξΐ%, τξΐχ^οξ, ό χα) νι, having curled 
 -hair. From ούλος, curled, and Β-ξ)^, the hair. 
 
 Ουλοβυτ'ίω, to immolate, offer, or sacrifice ; 
 to sprinkle the barley on the victim. 
 
 Ουλοκάξ' /i^, ου, ο χα) h, having a curled 
 head of hair. From ούλος, from ιίλω, and 
 κάξπνον, the head. 
 
 Ουλομίνη, πί, Poet, for ολομίν>ι, part . 2, a. 
 ni.f g. and 
 
 Ουλομίνοιο, gen. Ion. tn. g. of the same 
 part, of ολλυμι, f ολίσ^ω, to destroy; p. m. 
 Ait. ολωλα, 2. a. m. ωλόμνιν hence part. 
 2. a. m. ολόμίνος, vi, ov. 
 
 Ούλον, ου, το, the gum, in which the teeth 
 tire set. From ούλος, tender. 
 
 Ουλό-τΓους, sound in the feet ; having sourtd 
 feet ; not lame. From ούλος and -τους, -το'^ος, 
 ο, a foot. 
 
 0T^A02, n, ov, whole, sound, entire ; soft, 
 tender ; curled, twisted ; as a substantive, ου, 
 0, a bundle, a bunch, a sheaf. Also ούλος, for 
 ολοος, pernicious, ruinous, destructive. From 
 αυλός, tender, is derived ουλον, a gum ; Ίουλο?, 
 the down on the face of 3OUth. Ούλος, by 
 Ionic Epenth. of υ, for όλος' ivhence is derived 
 the Engl, ivord whole. 
 Ουλοχ^ΰτας, ace. j)l. of 
 ΟΙλοχϋτνις, ου, ο, the cake used in sacrifices; 
 also the basket from lohich it was scattered on 
 the victim, Iliad i, 449. From ούλος and 
 χίΜ, or χύω, to pour. 
 
 Ουλΰμ'τ^ιος, ου, Poet, for ολύμτιος, celestial ; 
 belonging to Olympus. 
 
 Ουλυμ,Τΰζ, ου, and gen. Ion. Ουλΰμνοιο, ο. 
 Poet, fur "Ολυμ-^ος, Olympus, -OS ίίολΌλαμτος^ 
 all bright or shining. Ουλυμ'ττόν'Βί, to Olym- 
 pus ; as if ίΐς Οϋλυμτον. 
 
 Οΰλω, to be well, to be in health. Th. 
 ούλος, whole. Hence in Engl, το avail. 
 
 Ουμίνονν, no indeed, certainly not ; yet, 
 nevertheiess.' 
 
 Ου μην άλλα, but ; for ; Isocr. Panath. 
 θύμος, by Syncer.for ο Ιμος, my, mine. So 
 τoυμov,for το Ιμον, mine. 
 
 OT~N, coiij. therefore ; then, consequently ; 
 but. 
 
 Ουνίχχ, and ουνίχ', ou hsxa, for, on account 
 of, for the sake of any thing; wherefore, 
 since. So ToCvixa,for του 'ίνιχα. 
 
 Οΰνίσθΐ, Poet, for ονισθζ, 2. pi. hid. pas. of 
 ονομαι, the Same as ονόω, to carp at, rebuke ; 
 repipach. Th. οννμι, the same. 
 
 Ουνομα, ατός, το. Poet, for όνομα, a name ; 
 and 
 
 Oυvoμaζω,fυr ονομάΖ,ο), also 
 ΟΙιναμαΙνίΐν, Ion. for ονομαίνίιν, to name, t» 
 call by name. 
 
 ΟΙνομάκλϋτος, ου; Poet, tm ονόματι χλϋτος, 
 having a celebrated name ; whose names re- 
 sound, famous. 
 
 Ουνημάξχ^'ής, ov, o, governor of a province ; 
 Ion. for νομάξχ,τ,ς. From νόμος (from vi- 
 μω, to rule) and αζχγί, command, sway. 
 
 Ουνομαστος, Ion. for ονομαστός, celebrated, 
 renowned, which see. 
 Οι/'ξ, Dor. for ό Ιξ. 
 
 Ου-τίξ. gen. sing, of οα-τίξ, ν-πζ, Ι'-τίξ, who. 
 ΟυτοτΒ, never. From ου and τό/τί, a7id 
 this from οτί, when. 
 
 Ου-τω, not yet, not at all, never. From oh 
 and TM, enclit. in some way, in a certain way, 
 and this from. ος. 
 
 OT'PA\ ας, h, the tail, the rear or rear 
 
 guard of an army ; the stern of a vessel, the 
 
 poop. From οξος, a boundary, a termination. 
 
 Ουξαγία, ας, h, the rear guard of an army. 
 
 Fro7n 
 
 Ουραγός, ου, ό, the commander of the roar 
 guard. From αΐζα and αγω, to lead. 
 
OYF 
 
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 ΦΪΤ 
 
 %υξα,7οζ, ecix, u7ov, haΛ•ing a tail ; belonging 
 to the tail ; the last. Frojii οΙού. 
 
 Oboavyi, 5js, r,, and οΐξ^,ίξχ, α,ς, τ], the pas• 
 sage by which the urine flotus frovi ike kidnei/s 
 iiito the bladder, the urethra. From βΖξον, 
 urine. 
 
 ΟϋξΟίνϊχ, α;, ί, and Ion. βυξοίνί•/>, τα, ν, 
 Urania, one of' the Ifuscs. From οΐζανός. 
 
 Οί/ξανϊ^αί, ct, 0, Oor. for ούξχνί^ιΐί) ου, ο, 
 β του obooiVQv -yrocu:, Ά child of hea\'en. 
 
 Oyiaw"^/;f, ου, ο, one having a celestial ori- 
 gin ; an inhabitant of heaven ; a celestial ; in 
 nom. pi. οίξΛν'ί^&ι. Th. ουξχνοί, heaven. 
 
 Ουΰάνϊος, loc, tov, or ονξάνιοζ, ου, ο ku) -/ι, 
 Gelestial ; of cUAnne origin ; dwelling in heaven-, 
 sublime, admirable, great ; rL• ουράνια, the 
 heavenly bodies. From the same. 
 
 Ουξ&ηω'), eovo;, o, an inhabitant of heaven ; 
 a celestial ; in nom. pi ovoaviaivi;, gen, pi. 
 ουραναύνων. Th.. οΙξΆνοζ, ου, ο, iieaven. 
 
 Οίξανόύίν, adv. from heaven •, and 
 
 Ουξαν'ούι, ado. in heaven. Th. αίξανοζ, 
 heaven. 
 
 ΟίΐζΆνοιυ(.γ,κ,'/ις, io;, ό χα) «, reaching heaven 
 in height ; high as heaven ; very high. Fnmi 
 οίξανο; and μ,ηκος, ΐο;, -ro, length, height. 
 
 OT'PANO'2 ( ουζο,νοζ), ου, and Dor. ωοα- 
 vDs, oZ, 0, heaA'en ; God ; the air, to the clouds; 
 the roof of the mouth. From οξο;, a boundary, 
 an extremity •, or from οξάω, to see. 
 
 Ουοανόσί, ado. in heaven ; to heaven ; to- 
 wards heaven. From the precediuii Th. 
 
 Ου!>Άνοσκ.Όντο;, ου, ο xcci t), a contemplator of 
 the lieavens ; also a certain Jish, so called be- 
 eause of his eyes which are placed on the upper 
 part of his head, and luhich he turns upward 
 while he is swimndng. From ουξα.νο{ and 
 e-Kcrc;. From p. m. of σ-αίττομα/. 
 
 ΟΙίξανω, gen. Dor. and jEol. for οΰξανοΰ, of 
 
 Q'jok;, acc. pi. of ohga, a.;, h, the tail. 
 
 Ουαζάνο;•, ου,• ό, proper ?iame of a man, 
 Urbanus, Χαί. 
 
 Ουξ'ζα, Ion. for uoiu. See Ονξίος^ 
 
 Ους^ιΐν, pres. inf. of ουφ.ω, to urine, stale, 
 make water. Th. ουξον, urine. 
 
 Οϋξίος, Foet.for Ό'ξίος, gen. sing. ; so ουξεκ 
 for ooice., nom. pi. ουξίιη, dat. id. of οξο;, ίο;, 
 a mountain. 
 
 Ουξίυ:, ίοζ, Ό, Ion. for οξίν;, a mule. From 
 οξοί, to;, Tfl, a mountain. Thei-e is also 
 
 Ονζ'.ν;, a guard ; a guardian, keeper, warden. 
 From ου 00$. 
 
 OLoiu,f. riffij, to make water, to stale. Th. 
 tZfio-j, urine. 
 
 Οϋοϋ, Ion. for ol^Sy dat. siJig. of ουξο., «?, 
 ij, tli entail. 
 
 Ουξτία;, occ. pi. Ion. (f οΰξώ;, tc;, and Ion. 
 ΐ-οί, Ό, a mule. 
 
 Obor.floa, See Ονξύντ]. 
 
 ΟυξΫ,ΐΛο., oiTos, TO, urine. From 1. pers. 
 peif. pas. of ουζίω, to urinr. 
 
 Ουργ,ν, acc. sing. Ion. for ουζΆν, of »υξκ: κ;, 
 «, the tail. 
 
 ΟυζνκΤ'Αί, 2. sing. 1. a. suhj. act. of βνξίω, 
 f. τ,ο-ω. Th. ούξον, urine. 
 
 Οΰξγκτίζ, ias, 71, the act of making water, 
 staling ; urine ; and 
 
 ΌΙζ'ότηζ, ^ξοζ, ό, name of the iivo passages 
 which conduct the urine from the kidneys to 
 the bladder, ureter. 
 
 Ουξ7]τϊκο;, ΫΙ, ov, relating to the urine; pro- 
 voking urine ; diuretic ; having the power to 
 make water ; passing the urine. From perf, 
 pas. of ουξίω, to make water. 
 Οί/ξίχ, f g, of ουξίο;. 
 
 Ουξίχ;, ου, ο, j)roper name of a man, Uriah, 
 Ηώ. the light of the Lord. 
 
 Οΰξΐ'ζω, Ion. for οξίζω, to bound, to limit, to 
 serve as a boundary. So ovonrfia, Ion. for 
 οξίσμοί. 
 
 Οίΐξΐο;, /λ, lov, or ουοιο;, ου, ό κα.) η, prosper- 
 ous, fortunate, lucky, favorable. From ουξος. 
 Ουςϊο;,'ου, ό, proper name of a man. 
 OX 'PON, ου, TO, the urine, because (hoounj 
 it rushes o'nt of the bladder. 
 
 OT'^POS, ου, 0, a favorable wind ; good 
 fortune ; success ; also a guard ; a guardian ; 
 an overseer, inspector ; surveyor ; controller. 
 Frain οξω, to instigate, incite, or from οξάω, 
 to see. 
 
 Ουξος, Ion. for οξος, an end, limit, border, 
 boundary. 
 
 Ουξοζ, Boc, TO, Ion. for ogo;, a mountain. 
 Ουξο<, ου, ό, a hollow way or trench by 
 which a vessel is drawn down or launched into 
 tlie sea. Frovn the preceding. There is 
 also 
 
 ΟΙίξΟζ, the whey of milk ; the serosity of the 
 blood. From oppos, tlie whey of milk. 
 
 Ούί, ώτο:, το, the ear ; in pi. τα ωτα, ears ; 
 spvi'.s or informers, were so called ; the handles 
 of vases. Th. oucc;, ktos, to, the same. 
 
 Οΰί, acc. pi. of o;, r,, o, whom ; also from, 
 OS, Yi, ov, his own. 
 
 0υ7οί.ν, acc. sing, of oZcra, jjj, part, jyres. 
 f. g. of ί]μ), to be. 
 
 Ουσ'ίοί, ol;, «, the essence, nature, substance, 
 or existence of any thing ; nature ; riches, 
 wealtli, property ; goods, possessions. From 
 ων, j)art. ])res. of ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 ΟΙσιω^αίζ, adv. in, or by, or of its own sub- 
 stance, essence, or nature ; substantially, essen- 
 tially. From the preceding. 
 
 Out a,^,for οϋτι κ^α, neither, nor. 
 Q'jTo,, by Apoc. fur ουτοίιπ, 3. sing. I . a. 
 ind. act. of oυτάZ,ω,f. άσω, to wound. Accord- 
 ing to others, 3. si7ig. impcrf. act. of ουτάω, 
 im/)C}f. ουτχον, ων, -αΐζ, a;, -as, a. 
 
 Ουτάζω, f άσω, the same as Th, ουτάω, t© 
 wound, smite. 
 
 Ουτα,μίν, Ion. for οίτάνκι. Dor. ουτάμιναι^ 
 pres. iif. act. of ουτγ,μι, the same as ουτάω, 
 to wound. 
 
 Ουτάμίνο;, part. pres. pas. of ουταμαι, from, 
 ουτΥιμι, for αί/τάω, or by Sync, for ουτοίίτά,μίνο;^ 
 part. I. a. m. of βυτάζω, the same as βυτάω, 
 t• wound. 
 
ΟΦΕ 
 
 625 
 
 ΟΦΙ 
 
 Ourctff', for ovrafft, 3. sing. \. a. ind. act. 
 of ουτάζω. Th. ουτάω, to wound. 
 
 ΟΤ'ΤΑΏ, f. ^ιτω, J), ntci, to wound, to 
 inflict a wound ; to strike with the hand. 
 Hence οΰτάζω, ουτάιτκ,ω, and οΰτνιμι, the same. 
 
 Oiln, and our, also ovd\ neither, nor, not 
 even ; ourz τ), not at all, Iliad i, 115. From 
 ου and ri. 
 
 Ο'ιίτίξοξ, Ion. for ίτίξοζ, the other. 
 
 Ουττκης, εως, '/!> the act of wounding ; the 
 infliction of _ a wound ; a wound ; a stroke. 
 Ji'rom 2. jiers. perf. pas. of ουτάω. 
 
 OvTiyt, not at all ; far from. 
 
 Ουτΐ^ανος, ου, of no account, worthless ; a 
 
 man deserving no consideration; as if from 
 
 ουτινοζ, gen. of οϋης, by Pleonasm of δα, or 
 
 from ΰϋτις, no, none, and %άνος, ios, ro, a 
 
 OiV/v', for ουτινοί, ace. sing, of οΰπζ, gen. 
 ουτινοζ. From oh, not, and rh, some one, 
 any one. 
 
 Ουτϊνοξ, gen. sing, of ocrrts, whosoever ; for 
 ούτινος, Attic ότου, Ion. οτίο, Oor. οτεν for 
 uTivi, Attic OTM, Ion. orioo• for ωντινων, 
 Attic ύτων, Ion. oTicov for οίστκτι, Attic οτοις, 
 Ion. οτίοΐξ, and ότίοιοΊ, 
 
 Οΰτϊ^ω, not at all ; not yet ; m qtiestions, 
 it may he rendered according to the verb with 
 which it is connected, do you not yet, does he 
 not yet, ^c. From ούτι and <π•ω. 
 
 Ο'ΰτΐξ, no one, nobody, geii. ουτινο?, ace. ov- 
 Ttvec. From ου and τ);, some one, any one. 
 
 OSros, αυτ'η, τοΰτο, this ; also that man ; 
 that person ; that ; gen. τούτου, τα,ότ'/ΐί' novi. 
 pi. ούτοι, KuTui, ταύτα, gen. τούτων as iff'om 
 and αυτό;. So ούτος, in voc. for ho ! thou ; 
 
 Todro μίν τοΰτο Ti, Heb. X, 33, used dis- 
 
 tributively, some indeed others ; τούτο fth 
 
 ΐΤίλί/ί ί•;τολιόξχ.ίΐ, τούτο οϊ Tcitrav τ^ν ^ωοαν χα- 
 τίτξΐχ;;, Diod. Sic, Eel. i, I. 36, one part be- 
 sieged the cities, another part ravaged the 
 country ; u ταύτα., and what is more, Jam- 
 blich. V, p. 13 ; for κ,αί•ηξ, although ; ΉΙίνωνα 
 %\ ουκ. \ζ'/ιηι, κα) ταΰτα, τχξο, Άξίαίου ων, he 
 did not seek for Menon, though he was sent 
 from Ariddns, Xenoph. Anab. ii, jt;. 147, Svo. 
 ed. Hutch. 
 
 OyTiy, and ούτω;, ivlien folloioed by a vowel ; 
 Attic ουτωσι, adv. SO, thus, in the same man- 
 ner, equally •, that ; in the same manner ; 
 wherefore ; in ansiver to a question, yes ; to 
 such a degree, Thiicyd. ii, 47. 
 
 Ουχ^, before an aspirate ; ουκ, before a 
 ' voiuel ; ου, before a consonant j not, no. 
 
 Ουχ), adv. used in asking a question, to be 
 rendered luiih^ the verb, is not, has not, does 
 not, ^c. ; also Attic, the same as Th. oh. 
 
 'Οφζιλίτ^ι;, ου, ο, a d?btor ; one bound to 
 make compensation to another ; ace. pi. οψα- 
 λίτα;. From οφίί?•.ω, ίο owe, to be under an 
 obligation; ivhich see. 
 
 Όφαλ^, η;, '^s and 
 
 ΌφύΧημα, ατο;, το, a debt ; a sin. From 
 
 ΌΦΕΓΛίΙ, iiim'rf. ωφ^ιλον, f. οφαλ^,α-ω, 
 
 79 
 
 p. αφύλ'Λχχ, to owe ; to be fined ; to be bound 
 by expediency, necessity, or duty to ; to lend 
 out to usury ; ούτ οφιλί^β-α, οΰτε οφίλ^ιιτε f /,ε, 
 I have neither lent at usury, nor has any one 
 lent to me, Jer. xv, 10 ; 2. a. ωφελαν, οφειλον, 
 and οφελον, I ought ; 0/50 I wish ; Ο that ; 
 fεΊh being understood) ; σφάλλεσύαι οφείλει;, 
 you are liable to err or to make a mistake, 
 Herod, vii, 50 ; pres. pas. οφείλομαι, part, 
 pres. pas, οφειλόμενο;, μίνη, μενον, due ; pef. 
 pas. ωφε'ιλ'/ιμαι.^ 
 
 "Οφελί;,- See "Οφελον, I wish. 
 
 "Οφελλεν, Poet, for οφελ'εν, which is Ion. for 
 ωφελεν, 3. sing. 2. a. of οφείλω, to owe. 
 
 ΌΦΕ'ΛΛΩ, ει;, ει, f. οφελω, p. ωφελκα, 
 to increase, augment ; to accumulate ; to aid, 
 assist ; to be serviceable ; (it is also used for 
 οφείλω, to owe ;) 2. a, ωφελον, 
 
 Όφελλωτιν, 3. ])l. pres. suhj. of οφίλλω, to 
 increase. 
 
 "Οφελον, ε;, ε, 2. a, of οφείλω, to owe. It 
 is used as an adverb to express <i wish, in the 
 first, second, and third person. See 'Οφείλω, 
 
 "Οφελο;, εος, το, utility, use ; any thing use- 
 ful or profitable. From οφ'ελλω, to assist. 
 
 "Οφεω;, gen. Ion. or Alt, of οφι;, lo;, 0, a 
 snake. 
 
 Όφ^αλμϊοί, a;, vi, opthalmy ; inflammation 
 of the e_Yes ; blearedness of the eyes ; blind- 
 ness. Hence 
 
 Όφ$αλμιαμενου; α,νίξαξι, having the eyes 
 affected with ulcers. Suidas, under the word 
 ώφ6αλμΐ!Τ μενού;. 
 
 Όφ^αλμιάω, to have a disease in the eyes ; 
 to be blear-eyed ; also to envy ; to desire ; to be 
 struck with the sight of an object. From 
 οφθαλμό;, which see, 
 
 Όφ^αλμο^ονλεία, a;, h, an eagerness to 
 serve at the slightest glance of the eye •, offi- 
 ciousness ; the activity of a ser\'ant in his mas- 
 ter's presence, eye-service. From 
 
 Όφόαλμό^ουλο;, ου, ό και h, a servant who, 
 in his master's presence, shows himself diligent 
 and active. From οφύαλμο; and "^οΰλο;, a 
 servant. 
 
 Όφΰαλμη;, ου, ό, an eye ; metaphor, the 
 vnderstanding, or mind's eye ; a bud or eye in 
 a tree ; the mouth of a river ; a bandage of the 
 eyes ; also an illustrious man, 05 "^ιχελία; 
 οφθαλμό;, the ornament of Sicily ; or a man, 
 ιυΐιο, by his ivisdom, foresees future events ; 
 dat, pi, Ion. οφ^αλμοίσιν οφύαλμω;. Dor, for 
 οφύοίλμοΰ;. Th, Ο'ΖΤομκι, to see. 
 
 Όφύαλμοφανω;, adv. manifestly, distinctly, 
 plainly. 
 
 Όφβε);, εντο;, part. 1, a, pas. οφάΐίνχι, 1. a. 
 inf. pas. οφύήίττι, 2. sing, l.f.jyas. of 'οτττομαι^ 
 to see. 
 
 Όφύηναι, ϋφύ'/ιο-τι. See the preceding.. 
 
 "Οφιν, ace. sing, of οφι;. 
 
 Όφιί'^'/ικτο;, ου, ο και 'h, bitten by a serpent.. 
 From οφι; and Ι-κκτο;, from 3. sing. pof. 
 ind. pas. of^axva, to bite. 
 
 ΌφιομΛχ'/ι;, ου, ό, that fights with snakes ; 
 
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 626 
 
 ΟΧΛ 
 
 a lizard ■, a kind of locust, or grasshopper with- 
 out wings ; also the ichneumon. From y.a- 
 χ^ομαι and οφΐζ, a serpent. 
 
 "Οψιαί, gen. sing, of όφις, ό, a serpent ; ace. 
 Οψιν. 
 
 "Οφΐξ, indecl. a proper name of a countrt/, 
 Ophir. 
 
 "0ΦΙ2, loi, and tms, o, a serpent, a snake ; 
 an eel ; the name of a constellation ; a bracelet ; 
 the tiame of a disease. 
 
 Όφιύ^ϋί, toe, Tteti r,i of or belonging to a 
 snake-, like a snake ; full of snakes. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 'Οφλίΐν, 2. a. inf. act. by Sync, for οφίλίΤν, 
 of οφύΧω, to owe, arul by Sync, οφλαι, f. οψα- 
 λ'/ί(τω, and by Sync. οφΧ'/κτω, p. ωφλι^κα., 2. a. 
 
 ωφΧον. 
 
 "Οφλ'/ΐ(4,χ, ατο;, το, a fine ; a penalty ; a 
 debt. 
 
 "Οφλτιιης, ίως, h, the state of being in debt ; 
 an obligation to pay ; a debt due to the public 
 treasurj' ; a debt. 
 
 ΌφΧ'/,ίτω, by Sync, for οφαΧγισ,ω, 1. f. act. 
 See ΌφλίΤν. 
 
 "Οφλω, f. vitTu, the same as οφιίλω, (from 
 which it is made by syncupation,] to owe, to 
 be fined; to he condemned in a penalty; to be 
 guilty of a crime. 
 
 "ΟΦΡΑ, in order that ; wherefore ; until ; 
 as far as ; Avhile ; as long as ; also, if ; τόψοιχ. 
 is the correspondent jyarticle. 
 
 Όφξύ'/ι, the same as οφξυς, which see. 
 
 Όφξΰόίΐς, svTOi, and in f g. οφξυοίίτσα, ri;, 
 high, lofty» craggy, steep, overhanging ; sit- 
 uated on a craggy mountain ; also proud, 
 haughty. From 
 
 ΌΦΡΡ2, vog., ri, the eyebrows ; the brow ; 
 pride, haughtiness ; fierceness ; a disdainful 
 gravity ; affected emphasis or pomp of words ; 
 dat. pi. οφξύίπ• οφξυν συνάγαν, to knit the 
 brows, to frown. 
 
 "^Z 'β'^ ^/C'"» greatly, very much, more than 
 the rest j by far ; used as a superlative ; from 
 ίχ^ω, to have. "Έ>'ύ,οχ;ον and ΐ^οχ^χ are vwrc in 
 use, from ίξίχ;ω. 
 
 Όχ^α,ν/ι, r,;, 'h, ar\d 
 
 "Οχ^οίνον, ου, ro, the handle of a shield ; the 
 strap by which it was fastened on the arm ; 
 a tie, a fastening. From εχω, to hold. 
 
 Όχίίκ, aj, 71, copulation. From οχιύω. 
 
 "Οχισκ,ον, Ion. for ωχί,ον, imperf act. of 
 οχίω, f Ϋισω, tn carry, bear, support, sustain. 
 
 "Οχίσφΐ"/, dat. pi. Ion. for οχζσιν οχίίίτιη 
 also occurs, dat. pi. Ion. of οχοί, to;, το, a 
 chariot, car, or wagon. 
 
 Όχίτ-ύω, f. luau), to conduct the streams ; 
 to shake, to move from its place ; also to add 
 to, to connect with. From όχίτός. 
 
 Όχίτίίγοί, οΰ, ό κ,οί) h, leading the streams ; 
 making a cliannel, an aqueduct, a canal ; some- 
 times, used in f g. as, a conductress. From 
 οχιτο; and iky ω, 
 
 'ΟΧΕΤΟ' 2, ου, ο, a canal ; an aqueduct ; 
 a watercourse, a stream ; also a gutter or ditch 
 
 to drain off water ; a sewer ; Ιχίτος λτά:, that 
 is, a stream of calamity, ybr perpetual calamities. 
 Fro?n οχ'ίΜ. 
 
 Όχίν;, ίο;, ο, any thing to hold by o»• 
 fasten with ; a bar ; a bolt ; the strap of a 
 helmet ; a band or string ; in pi. οχΤα;. From, 
 ίχω, to hold. 
 
 ΌΧΕΤΏ, /*. st)<ru, p. ωχ'.νΛο., to admit the 
 male; to copulate; to cover or be coΛ'■ered. 
 
 ^Oχiω,f. ή(τω, to carr)', to bear, sustain, en- 
 dure, suifer ; also to ride or be carried by or 
 in ; Ιχ'ίθ(Λθίΐ, ονμα,ί, to be carried in a carriage or 
 vessel ; to ride on a horse ; also to be mounted 
 by a horseman ; to be fastened to a carriage ; 
 also to be sustained or supported. From, 
 οχο;, a chariot. 
 
 O};^h, ns, 'h, food. From 'ίχω. 
 "Οχγιμα, aros, το, a vehicle, carriage ; any 
 conveyance. From 1. pers. perf. pas. of οχίω, 
 to bear or carry. 
 
 Όχτία-ιοξ, αν, ό, a proper name, Ochesius. 
 ^ΟχύάομΆΐ, to lament much ; to bewail ; 
 to groan at. Hesych, 
 
 "Οχύας, acc. jil. of οχύη, yi;, h, a bank ; dat. 
 pi. οχβοΐίς, and Ion. οχότισιν, and οχόαιιτι, 
 P»et. 
 
 ΌΧΘΕΏ, y. νισω, to take ill ; to be angry 
 with. 
 
 "ΟΧΘΗ, tis, h, a bank, properly of a river i 
 a mountain, a hill. 
 
 Όχίήσα,ί, α,ντος, part. 1. a. act. of όχΗω, 
 to take ill ; to be incensed at. 
 
 "Οχ^ηβ-η, dat. pi. Ion. and with v,for οχύαΐξ, 
 of οχύτι, a bank. 
 
 "Οχύοιζο;, ου, ο, the hem, fringe, or border 
 of a garment. Suidas has οχύοζο;, ου. From, 
 "Oyjos, a bank ; a high place ; the swollen 
 lips of sores or wounds. From οχβ*ι. 
 
 Όχλχγωγ'ίω, ω, f ή<τω, ρ, ώχλαγωγηχ,οί^ 
 to collect the people •, to rouse or excite the 
 people ; to lead the people. From όχλος and 
 αγω, to lead. 
 
 Όχλίΰτταίί, Oor. for ΙχΧονντοιι, 3. pi. pres. 
 ind. pas. of οχχίω. Tk. όχλος, a multitude, 
 the people. 
 
 Όχλίν$, ίο;, ό, a bar or bolt; a hinge; a 
 band or fastening. From 
 
 ΌΧΑΕΤΏ, f. ιύσω, to move; to remove. 
 
 ^Οχλίω, f. ήοΌ), p. ωχλ'/ικχ, to trouble ; 
 
 disquiet, disturb ; to make a disturbance ; to 
 
 throng ; pres. pas. οχλίομαι, αΖμοίΐ^ to be 
 
 vexed or disquieted. 
 
 ^Οχλήξ'ΐΛ, u;, 7i, trouble, vexation. From 
 Όχλ>;ξο;, «, ov, troblesome, vexatious ; also 
 full of troubles ; riotous, disorderly ; ajid 
 
 "Οχλίκτι;, id);, h, trouble, vexation ; tumult, 
 disorder. From οχΧ'ίω. 
 
 ^ΟχχΊζα, f. ί(τω, to remove with a bar or 
 lever, to move any thing, Odys. ix.J 
 
 "Οχλ'ίκο;, 71, ov, relating to the people ; 
 troublesome, disorderly. Fro7n the same. 
 Όχλία•(Τίΐκν, from οχλίζω, which see.] 
 Οχλο-τΓοήω, ω, f ήσω, ρ, ωχλοτοιαχοι, tO 
 
 collect a mob; to raise disturbances; 1. a. 
 
OTE 
 
 627 
 
 ΟΤΩ 
 
 ^^X-a^eififa. From οχ^λο; and 'Τοήω, to 
 make. 
 
 "0ΧΛ02, ου, 0, a multitude, a throng ; 
 trouble or commotion ; the people ; vexation ; 
 ^ol. Υόλγο;, hy transposing the letters, and 
 prefixing the digamnia ; otherwise φολγοξ, Lat. 
 vulgus, the vulgar ; by the Cretans, -νοΧχ,ό}• 
 in Engl, folk, as remarked by Salm. de Lin- 
 gua Rellen. p. 66, and Chishull. Antiq. Asiat, 
 p. 127. 
 
 "Οχ^μχ, aros, ro, any thing which selΎes to 
 hold, stop, or retain. From 'ίχω, to hold. 
 Hence 
 
 ΌχμάΖ,ω, f. affu, to detain, restrain, with- 
 hold ; to hold fast. 
 
 "Οχ^μοζ, a series, succession ; %uhere one 
 thing ίχίτοίΐ uXXnS) adheres to another. 
 
 Όχ^ο7(ΤΛ, α,ζ, Poet, and Oor. οχ^ουσ•α, 'h, 
 part, pres.f. g. of οχ^ίω, to carry. 
 
 "0X02, ov, 0, and ios, TO, a chariot, a 
 vehicle ; a wheel ; also a flowing or running of 
 water. From 'ίχω, to containj or α,γω, to 
 carry. 
 
 Οχνξοξ, ξχ, ξον, the same as Ιχυξοί, fortified, 
 stable, fast. 
 
 Όχ^ΰξόω, f. ύ<τω, to fortify ; to prop up ; to 
 make strong. From the preceding. 
 
 Όχ^ύζωμα, ατοζ, ro, a fortified place ; a 
 bulwark ; a fort, a castle, a citadel ; a garrison ; 
 a prop. From 1. pers. p. pas. of the jweced- 
 
 ing- 
 
 Όχνξωμκτίον, ου, το, a little fortification or 
 fortress. Dim. from the preceding. 
 
 Όχύξωσις, ζως, τι, the act of fortifying ; a 
 hold or fort. From οχυξόω. 
 
 "ΟΎ, OTTOS, h, the voice ; singing ; a song ; 
 an omen, a presage. From ϊτω, to speak. 
 But ο-φ, an eye, from οττομα,ι., to see. 
 
 ^0•4'βίμΆτνίς, ου, ο, one who reaps till late in 
 the evening. From ό-ψέ, late, and άμάω, to 
 reap. 
 
 Ό -φύομαι, to eat any kind of meat or vict- 
 uals, with bread ; to eat something with one's 
 bread. From οφον, which see. 
 
 Ό-φάξίον, ου, το, a little fish, fish. Th. 
 ο-φον, ου, το, whatever is eaten Avith bread ; 
 by Synecdoche, (i. e. a part for the whole) 
 Ush. 
 
 Όφα,ξότ^ις, ου, ο, one who ploughs late ; 
 on^ \t*ho labours late. From ο•φϊ and άξόω, to 
 plow, to labour. 
 
 ΌΨΕ', late, after a long time ; too late 
 in the evening ; after, ivith a genitive. Matt. 
 xxviii, 1 ; οφί των Ύςωιχων, after the Trojan 
 war, Philostrat. In composition, ε is changed 
 into 4. From οτίσω, after. 
 
 "0•φίαι, Ion. for οφτι, 2. sing. 1. f m. of 
 
 οττομαι, to see ; f, m. βφ/ομκι, petf pas, ϋμ: 
 μχι, 1. a. pas. ωφύνιν. 
 
 "Οφα, Att. for οφ/ν, 2. sing. 1 . fut. mid. 
 of the same. There is also οφα, dat. sing, of 
 οφ/ΐς, ίω;, h, the countenance, face. Th. eW- 
 τομοίΐ, to see. 
 
 'Οφίίω, to desire to see ; to desire. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 "Οφίσβί, 2. pi. \.f m. of the same. 
 
 Όφίχ, Άζ, h, the evening ; the clwse of the 
 day. Th. οφί. 
 
 Όφίγονο;, ου, bora late ; posthumous ; οφί- 
 yofoi, descendants. From οφί and γίίνομια, 
 to be born, ]). 7n. yiyavcc 
 
 Όφίζω, f. Iffoi, to do any thing late or 
 tardily; to do any thing in the e\'ening. Th. 
 οφί. 
 
 Όφιμκθτ^, acc. sing, of 
 
 "Οφιμαύη;, ioi, Kou h, late in beginning io 
 learn ; having made but little proficiency in 
 letters ; late in receiving instruction. From 
 οφί and μ,οίνίάνω, to learn. 
 
 "Οφϊμο;, ου, ο κοά h, doing any thing in the 
 evening ; late ; coming late. Th. οφί. 
 
 Όφϊνοοί, ου, ο KOU h, late in becoming wise. 
 From οφ\ and v'oo;. 
 
 "Οφίος, 4Ά, lov, compar. όφίοίίτίξοί, superl. 
 όφιχίτατό$, late, by night•] 
 
 "Οφι;, ιωζ, ν, face, countenance, appearance, 
 \new ; the act of seeing ; the sense of seeing ; 
 a spectacle ; a vision or apparition ; a masque. 
 From 2. pers. sing, perf pas. ωφαι, of οτττο- 
 μου, to see ; the representation or show in a 
 tragedy, Aristot. Poet. 6.] 
 
 Όφ'ισ•'/!, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of ο-φίζω, 
 Th. Όφί. 
 
 Όφΐτίλαττοί, ου, ο kou h, finished late ; that 
 will be late in completing ; imperfect. From 
 οφί and τίλίο), to complete, finish. 
 
 "Οφομαα, γ, ereu, \. fut. m. of οτττομοίΐ, 
 to see. 
 
 "OTON, ου, TO, any thing eaten with bread ; 
 all kinds of meats ; fish. It is derived by 
 S07ne from ϊφω, to cook, in which use it ivill 
 7nean, something cooked with bread. Py others, 
 from οττύω, to roast. By others, from οφϊ, 
 late, because that kind of food used to be taken 
 in the evening and not in the morning. 
 
 Όφονοιο;, ου, ο kou ί, one who prepares 
 victuals. From οφον and ττοάω. 
 
 Όφοφαγοζ, ου, gluttonous, eating to excess. 
 From οφον and φάγω, to eat. 
 
 Όφωνης, ου, ό, a purchaser of victuals. 
 From οφον and ωνίομαι, ονμαι, to purchase. 
 
 ^Οφων/ον, ou, TO, Anctuals eaten tvith bread; 
 also money to buy provisions with ; wages^ 
 pay. From οφάνχ?. 
 
ΠΑΓ 
 
 628 
 
 ΙΙΑΘ 
 
 Π. 
 
 π, or (Τ, the sixteenth letter of the Greek 
 alphabet, denotes the number eight}% and when 
 it has a mark pUtced under it f^J eighty thou- 
 sand. 
 
 ri«, imthout an accent-, is an enclitic. 
 n«, Dor. for -xTi, which way ? to what 
 place ? 
 
 YLayav, Dor. for τηγ^ν, ace. sing, but 
 9ΓΆγΰν, gen. pi. for -TrriyZv, from τ^γνι, 5??, 'h' 
 trayaTffi, Dor. dat. pi. for <!fviya.7i. 
 
 ϊ1άγασ•ί}οζ, gen. si7ig. of 
 
 TiccyarTii, t^os, ό xxi if Jl.uiya(riaoi κ,ξκνοίξ, 
 of the Pegasean fountain, Mosch. Epitaph. 
 Bion.^ 
 
 Hayairo;, Dor, for Xl'^yxcres, ου, ο, the 
 ivinged horse of Perseus, Pegasus. 
 
 Tixyaa-M, gen. sing. Dor. for TLnyxffov, 
 
 YLayyXufffftuc, as, ti, excessive loquacity, 
 Find. 01. ii, 157. From •!Τα,ν and. γλωσ-- 
 σαν. 
 
 Tlayu?, ivTOi, part. 2. a. pas. VKyi'i'/iv, 
 2. a. opt. pas. from •χήγίνμι, or 'myvuit>,f. ^ω, 
 p. -ri-pr^ip^x, 2. a. pas. I'raym, 2. f. pas. 9τα,~ 
 y/itro^ai, perf. m. Ti^r'/jya.. 
 
 Tlctyiv, Ion. for zT&yi, 3. sing, 2. a. ind. 
 act. of -πήγνυμ-ί. 
 
 TLxyiTo;, ου, ο, ice, water which has become 
 solid. From Th. -ζ'Λγιΐΰω. 
 
 TLayyj, Jon. for Wayn, 3. dng. 2. a. ind. pas. 
 daymen, 2. a. iif. pas. of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 Tidy», '/ii, h, a snare, trap, gin. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Tlayi^iuoj, f. ίΰσω, p. "XiToiy'ioiuxct, to en- 
 snare, entrap. From Txyis, ivhich see. 
 
 Ilaytoi, Ία,, tov, fixed, firm^ stable. From 
 <XViyyuu. 
 
 UayU, ϊ'^ος, 'h, a trap fixed in the ground, a 
 snare ; ace. sing. Tayi^x. From the same. 
 
 TIayKax.o;, ου, ό κ,α,) h, wholly depraved, 
 liie vilest of men ; altogether wretched. From 
 -ττας and κακός. 
 
 ΤΙαγκαλο;, ov, ο κα) ή, exceedingly beauti- 
 ful, most excellent, most honourable. From 
 ταζ and καλό$. 
 
 TiayKaXw;, adv. beautifully, most honoura- 
 bly, nobly. From the ])receding. 
 
 ΐϊάyκaξ^xoί, ου, ο κα) h, that Avhich bears all 
 kinds of fruit. From -τταζ and καυτός. 
 
 YLayKoivos, av, 6 xat τι, common to all. 
 From τας and κοινός. 
 
 Tiayx^aThs, ίος, ό κα) ri, almighty, all- 
 powerful ; as 'π-αγκζΆΤίς ^ϋξ, fire that subdues 
 or consumes all things. Find. Nem. iv, 101. 
 From 'πας and χξατίω. Th. χζάτο;. 
 
 'Π.ayκξarιaffτylς, οΰ, ο, a wrestler and boxer, 
 one skilled in the pancratium, Xeti. Mem, iii, 
 10, 6.] 
 
 TluyK^UTiov, ου, το, the pancratium, a spe- 
 cies of athletic combat, to ivhich «ταν κζάτος was 
 to be applied ; boxing and wrestling. 
 
 Tlάyoς, ου, ό, a rising ground, a hill ; ice ; 
 salt. Th. Tr/jyvtM-j. 
 
 TLay^^aXxio;, ου, ό κα) γι, wholly of brass, 
 of solid brass. From vrSj and χ^αΧκόξ. 
 
 Tlάyχξrισroς, ου, ό κα) y), thoroughly useful 
 or beneficial, advantageous, JCen. Mem. ii, 
 4.] 
 
 Tlay;^^vcrio{, ου, ό και hy wholly of gold. 
 Frmn ττας and χξυσός, 
 
 Tiayx^v, adv. Foet. wholly, entirely ; for 
 •πάνυ. From •πας. 
 
 ΐ1α^>ίτί. Dor. for -rvt^an, 2. pi. pres. of 
 Τ'/ιοάω. 
 
 ϋα,θα, ας, Dor. for 'ττάύνι, ας, h, misfortune, 
 calamity, slaughter. From τταύος. Th. -πά- 
 σχω. 
 
 Υΐαθαίνομαι, to be greatly affected and ex- 
 cited ; also to labour under mental disorders. 
 From ■πάύος, ivhich see. 
 
 Tlah, 2. a. imperat. act. or 3, sing. 2. a. 
 ind. Ion. for s^rah, and 
 
 Xlauiuv, Ion. for ταβίΤν, 2. a. inf. act. 
 of -πάσχω, f, mid. νύσομαι, 2. a, 'ί-παόον, p), m. 
 •πί-πΌνΰα. 
 
 TLahi, dat. sing, of -πάόος, soj. 
 
 TlahT, 2. a. inf. act. of -πάσχω. See Πα- 
 6'iitv. 
 
 ΤΤάύισιν, dat.pl. of -πάθος, εος. 
 
 ΐΐαύη, yis, h, calamity, defeat, misfortune, 
 slaughter, disease. From -πάσχω. 
 
 Ylaf/i, nom. pi. -πάύος, ίος. 
 
 ΤΙάύη, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. mid. or 3. sing. 
 2. a. subj. act. of -πάσχω• 2. a. ί-παύον. 
 
 Τίάθ'/ιμα, ατός, το, that which any one has 
 suffered or is suffeiing ; affliction, calamity, 
 corrupt affection, Gal. v, 24 ; in pi. -παί-ζιματα' 
 and 
 
 Τϊαθίΐτϊκος, '/], ov, liable to suffering; capa- 
 ble of being affected ; adapted to excite emo- 
 tion. From -πάύος. Til. -ττάσχω. Hence 
 in Engl, pathetic. 
 
 Τίαΰνιτος, h, ov, passible, susceptible of suf- 
 fering. From the same Th. 
 
 TlauoiTi, 2. pi. 2. a. opt. and 
 
 ΙΙάύον, Ion. for 'ί-παβον, 2. a. ind. act. 
 and 
 
 ΐΐα^όντες, no7n. pi. part, 2. a. of -πάσχω• 
 t1 -παθοντις, an Attic phrase, why i the same 
 as the ititerrogative τί, as Casaub. I'emarks, ad 
 Athen. xiii, 6' ; Bos. Anirnad. c. xxv. 
 
 Ή-χύοποηα, ας, vi, an exciting of the pas- 
 sions. From -πάύος and -ποάω. 
 
 ΥΙάύος, ίος, ους, το, suffering, misfortune •, 
 disease, slaughter ; passion ; also pathos ; dat. 
 pi. -πά6-σί. From -πάσχω• 2, a, ίτταβον. 
 
ΠΑΙ 
 
 629 
 
 ΠΑΙ 
 
 .. Tluioovffci, part. 2. a. act.f. g. from 
 ^ Τίχόων, όντος, part. 2. a. act. of τκα-^ω, 
 
 Tlx7, voc, sing, of 'τταΐζ. 
 
 ΠΛΙΑ' Ν, ανβ?, ό, a psean, a hymn in hon- 
 our of Apollo, or of any god ; a metrical foot ; 
 Apollo himself so called from <η•αύω, because 
 he causes evils to cease, or from ίτα/ω, to 
 strike. Hence 
 
 TLoiiaviivs Ι^μος, the Paeanian tribe. 
 
 ΐΐύϋκνίζω, f ισω, to sing a paean or paeans. 
 From ^uiav. 
 
 Τίχιάνων, gen. pi. of T/xiuv, which see. 
 
 ΤΙοαγμοσυν*), ns, 'h, sport, play, recreation. 
 Th. ταίζω, 
 
 ΤΙΰαγνι^η,ΐΛων, όνος, ο χ,α.) h, a man who is fond 
 of jesting, jocose ; and 
 
 Tlxiyviov, ου, το, and τοίίγνίΐΐ, vis, 'A, Ion. 
 gen. pi. τΰίίγνήων, a play, any thing ludicrous. 
 From ΤΜίζω, 
 
 II«/§',yor TeoutcL, ace. sing, of παίζ. 
 
 Tloc/^oiyuyiTov, ου, το, a school, a place of 
 education ; and 
 
 Tioiilayuyio), f. ήσω, to educate boys, or to 
 give instruction, as to a hoy ; to direct, govern. 
 From 
 
 Tlas^ayiuyis^ ου, ο, a schoolmaster, one who 
 governs and teaches boys. From ταΐί and 
 etyuyof. Hence i)i Engl, pedagogue. 
 
 ΐΐΛίόα,ξίον, ου, το, & little boy. From 
 ίΤοιίί. 
 
 ΐΐ.ΰίΐ^αζίω^'ηί, ιοξ, ο kcc) h, puerile, proper for 
 a boy. From the preceding. 
 
 YLuilttec, oci, vii education, learning, erudi- 
 tion, discipline, mode of life. From -χοα^ίύω. 
 
 Πα/δί/οί υμνοί, a hymn suitable for boys, or 
 one sung amongst boys. From the same. 
 
 ΤΙα/^ίξοκττνίί, ου, ό, a lover of boys. From 
 TuTs and Ιξάω. 
 
 Πα/Ιί^ώ;?, ωτοξ, ο, ( α,κΛνύος) bearsfoot, an 
 herb ; as f croii^eov ΐξως, boys' delight. 
 
 ΐίαι^ίύζτί, 2. /;/. pres. ind. act. of ται^ίύω, 
 which see. 
 
 Τία,Ι^ίυμα, octo?, to, that which is taught, 
 instruction ; and 
 
 Tlxi^ivcns, ίΜζ, VI, the act of instructing, 
 instruction, education. 
 
 ΐΐοΐί^ίυτνίί, ου, β, a teacher, preceptor, mast- 
 er, chastiser or corrector. 
 
 ΐία,ί'^ίΰω, imperf ίτχί^ίυον, f. ίύσω, p. vi- 
 ^oithvxce,, to instruct, teach, admonish, cen- 
 sure, ciiastise •, 1. a. ίττκΙ^ίυίΠί' p. pas. TiTaL 
 %%νμα.ί• hence p. part. τηττοίΐΒίυμίνο;, 1. a. 
 pas. iTTen'^ioofiv, vis, n, \. a. suhj. pas. τχί^ζυύω, 
 «J, 'A. Th. νοΰζ. 
 
 Πα/δ/ά, Si, h, sport ; also a jest. This 
 term is applied to those things which we despise. 
 Th. -ταΐζία. But 
 
 TLoii^ix, οίί, κ, childhood. Th. txTs. 
 
 Tiai'^i fios , h, ov, (from TxthlxJ puerile, youth- 
 ful ; a young person, Xen. Mem. ii, 1 ; >;reu- 
 %ikce, 'TfoTi uv οΰιτου, who was once loved by 
 him or an object of his aifection, Thucyd. i, 
 132.] 
 
 Τίίί'ί^Ιαύιν, adv. from the cradle, from the be- 
 
 ginning of life, or from childhood. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Πα^δ/ον, ου, το, an infant, a young child ; 
 diminutive of -xai'^ia. 
 
 Τΐχί^ίσχ*!, >ji, VI, a damsel, a maid. Matt. 
 xxvi, 69. Phryrdcus condemns this tvord as 
 not purely Attic ; but it is found in Lysias, 
 Orat, i and ii, cont. Agorat. But see Lo- 
 beck^s notes. "l 
 
 TLut'^iffKos, ου, 0, dim. a little boy ; used as 
 a term of endearment. From ■rot.7s.~\ 
 
 Tlxtlayovix, oig, h, procreation of children. 
 From 
 
 Ylat^oyovos, ου, ο χα/ yj, he that begets 
 children. From ταΤ; and γίνομαι. 
 
 TLaitohv, adv. άτο του or sx ται^ο; from a 
 child, from childhood. Th. ταΐ;. 
 
 ΤΙαι^οτοΛω, to beget children •, hence τται- 
 toTo/n-rtov, a verbal. From ταΐ; and τοάω. 
 
 Uuit^oTOi'i'a, as, 'h, the procreation of child- 
 ren. From the same Th. 
 
 YIkiootoios, ου, κ,α.) h, begetting children. 
 
 See ΤΙαι^οττοάω. 
 
 Πα/δοί J geii. sing, of ToCts, dat. pi. ταιαί. 
 
 ϋκι^ϋΤξίζίω, to train boys in athletic exer- 
 cises ; to instruct. From 
 
 ΐίαιύοτξϊξ'/ίζ, ου, ο, one who trains boys in 
 athletic exercises ; a master of gymnastic 
 sporis. From -xals and τξίξω. 
 
 ΤΙαι^ων, Dor. for ταί^ων, gen. pi. tois. 
 
 ΤΙαίζω, contracted for ταΐ^ίζω, f. \ω, and 
 cut, p. τίτα/χα, to play like boys, to sport ; 
 to jest ; to dance, Odys. xxiii, 147. Hes. 
 Scut. Here. 277 •, I. a. ίται'^α. 
 
 Tiuiviova, acc. sing, of 
 
 Tlai'/iojv, ovos, 0, the same as τα,ιων, uvos, 
 ivhicli see. 
 
 Tlaiovis, 04, Macedonians. 
 
 ΠΑΓΠΑΛΑ f'TTafr&XaJ, ων, τα, steep• 
 and rugged places. From ταΐτάΧνι i. e. 
 dust upon rocks. 
 
 TLatraXv], ns, ή, very light meal ; dust, 
 powder ; metaphor, subtlety. Froin ταίτάλ- 
 Χω. Th. τάλνι, VIS, '/I, the same. 
 
 Τίαΐ9τάλνιμα, utos, to, tiie satjie. From the 
 following. 
 
 Τίαιτάλλω, f αλω, to shake ; the satne a^ 
 σύω, which see. 
 
 Tlen9raXOgis, zvtos, o, in.f. g. ταιταλόζσ<τα, 
 steep, craggy, rough, difficult ; from ταΊτα- 
 λα, τά. It is also rendered dusty ; from τα;- 
 ίταλί), dust, powder. 
 
 TLaiVaXoia-tT'^s, dat. 2^1. Ion. f. g. or ταιτα- 
 Xoiffffais. From the preceding. 
 
 ΠΑΙ~2, TTai^os, κ,α) h, a boy or girl, a 
 child ; a servant ; a son. It is used in an 
 impure sense, Aristoph. Plat. 154, and ΐ7ΐ a 
 good setise, Eurip. Supplic. 1088. Τίαί^ων 
 i^affTviSi f^'^' τίχνων, desiring children ; and 
 acccording to Bentl. in Phal. p. 420, for an 
 ignorant person. Instead of Ta~s the Cretans 
 and Lacedcemonians use τόϊξ, whence the Lat. 
 puer. 
 
 ΥίαΊιτας^ uvtos, part. 1. a, act, Tat^vis, , λ 
 
ΠΑΛ 
 
 630 
 
 ΠΑΛ 
 
 2. sing. I. a. subj. act. of <rmiu, f. "ΧΆκτω^ 
 
 Uctio-aTi, 2. ;)?. 1. a. imperat. act. of -ταίζω, 
 f. ^M, and (TM, 1. a. t-zraitra. Th. -πα,Ίς. 
 
 ΥΙα-ίο-όα, Dor, for ιταΓ^α, accus, sing, of the 
 same Th, 
 
 Πα<ν^>!, Dor. for ττούζη, S. sing. pres. subj. 
 act. of the verb 
 
 TLxiir^Uffor -ττούΖ,ω. 
 
 Uaitrris, See Hcciffx;. 
 
 TlaTiTus, ov, 'h, dat. TlxiffM, the name of a 
 country, Paesus. 
 
 ΎΙαιφάσσω, to cast the eyes on every side ; 
 to rush with impetuosity ; to declare, to make 
 conspicuous or brilliant ; as if from -ττα,'ίω φχ>], 
 to glance the ej'es around. 
 
 ΤΙχιχ^βύ?, ivTos, part. 1. a. pas. of -τταιζω, 
 f. ζω• p. pas. <τίοτχιγμαι^ 1. ο. pas. ίΤαί- 
 
 ΠΑΙΏ, f. οί'κτω, and sometimes 'ττα^ω, 
 p. aiKx, to smite, strike, beat ; also to eat in 
 haste. Hence in Engl, το pay, i. e. to strike. 
 
 ΤΙα,ιων, uvogy o, the god of medicine, i. e. 
 Apollo ; a physician ; a hymn. Th. -ταιοίν, 
 ανβί, β. 
 
 ΐίακ,τ)?, /^βί, Dor. for τηκτ)?, h. From 
 Χ'/,γνυμι. 
 
 Τίχκ,τΰί} Dor. for τ'/ιχτόξ. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 ΐϊκκν'οω, ω, f ώσω, to join together ; to bar, 
 to shut. From 'ττα.κτΌζ. 
 
 Πάλα, '/5ί, 'A, a word used by the natives of 
 Spain to signify a mass or lump of gold ore in 
 an impure state, Strabo iii, p. 146, edit. Ca- 
 saub. It is explained in Strabo by the Greek 
 word βωλοί-Ί 
 
 ΠΑΛΑ'ΘΗ (ταΧαό'/ι), '/??, '/j, a lump or 
 ball of figs. 
 
 ΠΑ'ΑΑΙ, adv. formerl}', in ancient times, 
 long since. 
 
 ΤΙχλααγίνίΐί, ίος, h κν.) '/;, born long since, 
 ancient ; gen. pi. ^κ?^αιγίνίων. From τάλκι 
 and γίίνομοιι. 
 
 Τία,λα,ίγανο;, ov, ο κάι '/ι, the same as ταλα/- 
 ytvAS' in pi. TocAKr/ovoi, ancestors. JBut -roe.- 
 λΛίγόνο;, he who formerly begat. ΐίαλαι- 
 γόνος denotes one who long since begat, but 
 ^αλαίγονο;, one who was born long ago, and 
 who belongs to ancient times. From τύλκι 
 and γίίνομαι. 
 
 Tlcckaiu, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of -τταλούω- 
 so cfakuhiv φηναι. Th. -ττοίλγι. 
 
 ΤΙαλκιμονεΤν, Poet, for τα,λα,ίαν. See the 
 preceding. 
 
 Παλαί^^ν, a sea -deity, Palaimon. 
 
 ΤΙκλαιομάλωφ, a knave, a rogue, impostor. 
 
 TlaXatoi, a, ov, antique, belonging to former 
 times, ancient, old ; also futile, frivolous, (Ed. 
 Tyr. 290.] 
 
 Ώ-Λλαιότίζοζ, ίξύΐ, ίξον, comp. of παλαιό;. 
 Th. ςτάλα/, adv. 
 
 ΎΙαλα,ιΌτ/ΐζ, viToi, h, antiquity, oldness. 
 From ταλκιόζ. 
 
 ΤΙα,λα,ιόω, ω, f. ωδο», p. τι-ταλαίοιχα,, to an- 
 
 tiquate, abolish ; jtres. pas. -ΤΛλα'ομιχ,ι, ουμα^, 
 to grow old ; 1 . y*• pas. 'Λ'α,λαιωό'/ισομαι, *i, 
 iTKt. From the same. 
 
 ΊΙάλαια-μα,, Άτος, ro, wrestling ; an artifice, 
 a stratagem. Th. -τάλη. ' 
 
 Τ1<ΐίλα,ισ•μάτίσ•(η, Ion. for ^αλαί^μοίΐη, dat, 
 pi. from the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙκλαιο-μοσ-ύν*!, τις, 7\, the same as •ταλν. 
 
 ΠΑΛΑΙ2ΤΠ, ίί, ίι, the ^measure of a 
 palm ; a handbreadth, the breadth of four 
 fingers. 
 
 TLecXaiffryis, ου, β, a wrestler. From <3ΐαψ 
 
 λοίίΰυ. 
 
 ΤΙα,λχιο-τχΤο;, α'ιοί, u7av, having the length or 
 thickness of one palm. From τα,λακττ'/ι. 
 
 ΤΙαλαίσ-τξοί, ecs, 'h, the Palaestra, a place of 
 wrestling ; wrestling. From ■χα,Χα.Ιω, 
 
 ΤΙαλοίίτοίτο;, contracted, for ταλαιότατοζ, 
 used by Thucydides and the Poets ; so also 
 -ττα,Χα'ιτίξος, by Callimachus. Schneid.'\ 
 
 ΐΐΰίλαίτίξο;, Ion. and Alt. for ^αλαίότιρα^. 
 See ΐίοίλαιό;. ΤΙαλαιότίξοί, is never used, 
 Toup. in Suid. i, p. 106. 
 
 ΤίχλαίφΆτον, Poet, for ^οιλαιφάτως, ac- 
 cording to ancient story. From 
 
 ΤΙαλαίφατος, ου, ό κ,οά h, celebrated in form- 
 er times, ancient ; the name of a peripatetic 
 philosopher, Palaephatus. From 'zrakat and 
 φάτοί, which is from φάω, or φγιμί» 
 
 ΤΙοίλούω, f αία-ω, to wrestle, to have a con- 
 flict witli,. 
 
 Τίχλαίωμοί, ccTOg, το, and 
 
 HaXaiW/i, ίω;, h, antiquity. From !Τ«- 
 Χαιάω. 
 
 ΤΙύίλαμΛίί, dat. pi. ττκλαμάων, gen. 2)1. 
 ^ol.for •7Τχλΰίμων, from νοίλάμ'/]. 
 
 Υΐα,λαμ,άομαι, ωμοίΐ^ f %ίομοι.ί, to handle ; 
 to make, construct, contrive. Frotn 
 
 nAAA'MH (τταλαμνι), νΐΐ, η, and Dor. 
 'χα'Κα,μα, the hand, the palm ;, art, because it 
 is exercised by the hand ; ταλάμνί^ι, dat» pi. 
 Ion. for τχλύμαΐζ. From ττάλλω. 
 
 ΤΙαλαμ'^^'/ι^, ου, ο, a Grecian, the son of 
 JSiaiiplius, Palamedes. 
 
 Τίαλα,^ίμίν, Ion. or JEol. for ταλάξειν, 
 1 .f inf. and 
 
 TioiXaa-ffsr'a, 3. sing, impeif. j)o,s. Ion. 
 from 
 
 ΤίΛλά.ΐτα'ω, f. ζω, p. Ti'^dXa^oc, to cast 
 lots ; also to pollute, defile, contaminate ; to 
 bruise ; 1. a. Ιτάλαξ«. Th. -ζτκλλω. 
 
 ΠΑΛΕΤΏ, f σω, to draw into a net, to 
 entice, seduce, deceive. 
 
 ΠΑ'ΛΗ f'raX'/iJ, VIS, f), wrestling which is 
 performed tm ίτάλλε/ν also fine flour, dust, 
 chaff. 
 
 ΤίχλίηίΤίΐί, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. ^ΈοΙ. to 
 wrestle, of the obsolete or corrupted word 
 •ρτα,λία. 
 
 Tlakiffor ίταλ /V, adv. again. 
 
 TLuXia, the day after marriage, a feast on 
 the day after a wedding. Perhaps from -raktv 
 livui, because they then return to the feast, 
 
 TlaXiyytviffia, a;, ή, a second birth, a retio- 
 
ΠΑΛ 
 
 6'Sl 
 
 ΠΑΜ 
 
 vation, a restoration to life, regeneration. 
 From τκλιν and yiviffis. 
 
 ϋαλίγγλωσιτΰ;, ου, β χα) h, using a differ- 
 ent language. From {ταλ^ν, on the other 
 hand, on the contrary, arid yXucrvot,, a lan- 
 guage. 
 
 ϋαλίγκοτος, ου, ό κ,χι ^, he who renews his 
 anger or enmity towards another, irascible, 
 vindictive. From τύλιν and kotos. 
 
 Τΐα,λιγκότως, adv. revengefully, passionately, 
 with a vindictive spirit. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 ΤΙοίλ/λλογίω, ω, f. viffcu, to say the same 
 thing over again, to use repetition, to repeat, 
 Herod, i, 118, and also, according to some, in 
 i, 90, where the common reading is Ιταν/ιλό- 
 y'Affi. From τχλίλλογοι.Ί 
 
 ΐΐα,λίλλογίΰί, aj, ri, repetition of ivords ; 
 also contradiction or inconsistency in discourse, 
 Theophr. Char. 1. See also ΐΐλοχ,ή-^ 
 
 Τίχλίλλογοζ, ου, ο κοίΐ ri, counted or gathered 
 the second time. From τάλ/ν and Xiyea. 
 
 Τίαλίμζ&μο;, ου, ο κοά ί, I^or.Jvr 'π'α,λίμζη- 
 Μίοί, retrograde, reciprocal, alternating ; oVoi 
 νταλίμζα/Λο;, h νάλιν βίχ,ΙνουσΆ χλι νοξίυομίν^ι. 
 It signifies the motion backivard and forivard 
 of the hands and of the shuttle which ivomen 
 use in iveaving. From -ζτάλιν and βαίνω, 
 to go. 
 
 Τίοίλιμ-τητίζ, adv. back, backward. From 
 
 Τΐοίλίμτίτ^ί, SOS, KOil 7iy falling back, re- 
 trograde. From τάλιν and -τή-τίτω, to fall. 
 
 Y\.Ά'k^μ'7rήyoζ, ου, ο kou ί, joined again, 
 united anew. From -ττάλιν and 7Γ'/ιyiυμ^. 
 
 ΐlaλtμ'rλay;ζh^s, tvro;, wandering •, ^)ari. 
 1. a. ])as. from 
 
 ΤΙοίλιμττλάζομχί, f. y^M, to wander about. 
 From τάλιν and τλάζω. 
 
 ΊΙΑΆΙΝ (παΧιν), adv. again, anew ; on 
 the other hand, on the contrary ; back or 
 backwards •, «τάλ/ν αυόι;, is common. 
 
 ΐίαλίνά,γξίτοί, ου, ο xai ri, assembled again, 
 assembling again ; revocable, Horn. Iliad iv, 
 526. From 'τάλ;ν and όiyύζω. 
 
 Τ1χλιν}ϊκ1α, as, h, liberty of making a second 
 defence, in law. 
 
 ΐΙαλι-^^ζομιΊν, f. Β-ξί^Μ, to run back ; pe)f. 
 mid. Μ^ξομα. From τάλ/ν and τξί^ω. 
 
 Yίaλ^voξσos, ου, ο sea) 'h, retrograde, recoiling 
 with violence, starting back. From 5Τ«λ;ν, 
 n7id ορω, f. οξω, and jEol. οξο-ω. 
 
 TLaXtvTiros, ου, ό κα) h, he who is repaid or 
 repunished. From «τάλ/ν and τΐω. 
 
 Υία,λίντονοΐ, ου, ό χχϊ ί, bending backward, 
 leflexed. From τάλιν and πίνω. 
 
 ΤίαλίνΜ^ίω, ω, to recant, to retract what one 
 has said, to change one's opinion. 
 
 TLaXtvtuVia, as, h, recantation, disavowal, 
 retraction of what one has said or written. 
 From τάλ/ν and uoyi, 
 
 ΥϊάΧιον, ου, ro, Oor.Jor Πίίλ/ον, a mountain 
 of Thessali/, Pelion. 
 
 Παλ/βϋ^βί, a species of thorn. 
 
 HaXiff'oSiost ου-, β και h, having refluent 
 
 waves, or going backward and forward ; re- 
 coiling. Ιίΰμα ταλιρρό^ίον, the refluent wave. 
 From ιταλ/ν a7id f'ouos, the roaring of waves. 
 
 Τίαλΐ(τα•υτ&ω, to be carried backward. 
 
 Παλ/σ•ο•ϋτβί, ου, ο κ,α) tj, springing or bound- 
 ing back, hastening back ; al§o simjdrj going 
 hack or returning.] 
 
 Ti-aXlea^is, for -roiXtyico^is, repulsing anew 07- 
 in turn. From τάλ/ν and ^ιωκω. 
 
 ΤΙύλλα, a ball ; the same as α-φαΤρα. Hence 
 perhaps the English word ball. 
 
 ΥΙαλλάν, for Παλλάδα, ace. sing, of Παλ- 
 XUs• 
 
 ΐίαλλάό», the same as ταλάύ'/ι, which see. 
 
 ΤΙαλλαχίύομαί, to be a concubine j to have 
 a concubine. From 
 
 ΐίαλλαχίι, >is, 'h, a concubine, a mistress. 
 Th. ίτάλλαξ. 
 
 Παλλα;ί/β/σ•/, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 
 ΤΙαλλάκιον, ου, το, a youth ; dimin. of 
 «τάλλαξ. 
 
 TLaXXaxis, i^os, '/i, the same as ταλλα«>;, 
 
 IIA'AAAS, axos, 0, a youth, a young 
 man ; becatise now able to brandish (■τταΧΧύνί 
 a spear. Hence rocXXuKn, y,s, n, or -^raX- 
 Xaxis. 
 
 Παλλά?, aSos, ή, Pallas, the goddess of wis- 
 dom, ivho is also called Minerva. From -τάλ- 
 Xm, because she brandishes a spear like a war- 
 rior. 
 
 ΐΙάΧΧε, Ion. for ίίταλλί, 3. sing, imperf, 
 act. and 
 
 Πάλλετ', for ίτάΧΧίτο, 3. sing, imperf 
 pas. Ion. of -ζάΧΧω. 
 
 Παλλ' /ivjj, ns, n, a proper name, Pallene. 
 
 ΤΙαΧΧομίνίον, gen. pi. part. pres. pas. of 
 'ττάΧΧομα.ι, which is from 
 
 ΠΑ'ΛΛΩ, /. αΧω, p. αΧχ,α, to brandish, 
 shake, stir ; to tremble with fear, to palpitate ; 
 to cast lots ; peyf. pas. 'τίταΧμαι, σαι, ται. 
 Hence perhaps in English, το i'elt. 
 
 ΤίάΧμα, aTos, το, the act of brandishing•, 
 shaking, ^~c. From the preceding word. 
 
 TLaXy^oj^Yis, Βος, 6 xai v), subject to palpita- 
 tion or trembling. Fro))i, tlie preceding. 
 
 TiaXos, a sliaking, concussion ; a shakin<T of 
 dice, and hence lot, hazard. From 'ττά'λ Χω. 
 
 ΤΙάΧτο, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. of νάΧΧω, 
 ΙτίτάΧμην, σο, το, and Ion. both auinneuts 
 being dropped, -ττάΧτο' f. α,Χω, p. αλκα• ^w/" 
 pas. -ττίταΧμαι. 
 
 Παλτβν, ου, το, a dart, javelin, because 
 fTaX}.iTaiJ it is shaken ov brandished. 
 
 ΥΙαΧυντ}], and JEol. •πΌΧυντγι, ^ς, yj, meal 
 dried by tlie fire. 
 
 ΤίαΧννω, f ΰνω, to sprinkle, whiten ; pri- 
 marily used in refereyxce to meal or four. 
 From 
 
 Τίαμα, aTos, το, a possession, property, 
 goods. Sometimes erroneously written 'ττάμμα. 
 See Valckeruxr. ad Ammon. 187.] 
 
 ΤίαμζασιΧιυζ, ios, o, king over all. From 
 ■Tr'as and ^agiXiis. 
 
 ΐΐαμζίχ;, βν, ό, Poet, irresistible» having 
 
ΠΑΜ 
 
 632 
 
 ΠΑΝ 
 
 strength to overcome every obstacle. From 
 sr«; and βία. 
 
 ΐΐα,μζότ&νον ταυ αγξου, the whole herbage of 
 the field, the vegetable world. Job v, 52. 
 From <πα.ζ and βοτάντ^. Th. βόω, to feed. 
 
 ΥΥάμμοί, aros, ro, a possession. u4 false 
 reading for <7roi,p.a, ivhich see.^ 
 
 ΤΙα,μμΐγί^'/)ί, tos, ο xat w, very great, huge, 
 indisputably great ; in pi. n. g. ττα/αμίγί^ίΐ. 
 From τα,ς and ^'iytuos, sog, ro. Th. μίγκς, 
 μίγάλον. 
 
 ΤΙύμμίλχζ, ctiva, αν, all blacli, wholly black, 
 Odi/s. xi, 35.] 
 
 Τίαμ/ΐΛΪγτΐί, ίος, ο χ,α) h, mixed, composed of 
 all sorts of substances. From 9ras and μΐ- 
 γνυμι. 
 
 Τίαμμν7α, ας, nt every kind of flies ; in the 
 version of Aquila, Exod. viii, 21. Ps. Ixxviii, 
 47. From <πα$ and μυΐα. 
 
 Ή.άμ'ταν, adv. wholly, entirely, altogether, 
 quite; as if τταντωξ. Th. ■^as, gen. 5Τ«ν- 
 
 Th/^.^uf/ii, to?, κ,α) 'hi one \vho can per- 
 suade to any thing, persuasive, insinuating, 
 convincing. 
 
 ΤΙαμ•7Τ'^'/ιν, Poet. adv. utterly, thoroughly, 
 wholly, quite, entirely. 
 
 Π«/>6ίΤ//ί7'/α, ας, h, universal possession, 
 abundance. Froiri eras and -^άο), or -ττάομαι, 
 "perf. 'πί'τταμαι, 
 
 Ιΐάμ'^λίίίττο;, very numerous, innumerable. 
 
 Ί1αμ-τλ'>]0ί'ί, adv. what is done by the whole 
 people, in one body. From 
 
 ΤΙαμ-χλ' /ifi?, or -ττάμ'ΡΓΧηύί?, innumerable, 
 numberless, very numerous. From ττα; and 
 
 •ffXyiio;. 
 
 -Π.αμ7τληύ>η?, io;, ό xa\ h, very numerous, 
 crowded together, as many as possible. From 
 ■Tfai and •ζ\η6ος. 
 
 Τίαμτΰΐζϊλοξ, o'j, .0 κα) h, variegated, paint- 
 ed with various colours. From •π•αζ arid -/roi- 
 
 •Λΐλθ4. 
 
 ΐΐύμτολλα, pi. η. g. and 
 
 τΐάμττολλοί, pi. m. g. ταμττίλλων, gen. pi. 
 
 from 
 
 τΐάμ^ολνς, gen. '^αμτΌλλου, very many, a 
 CTreat manv•, verv numerous. From ^rSj and 
 
 ΤΙαμτόξφΰξΟί, ου, ο χαι ίί. Poet, (ταντίλωζ 
 ^o^ipuoiosj whdly purple. From τα? and 
 
 ΐΙάμ-Τζί^τοζ, ου, ο αα] η, first of all. Front 
 
 'έρωτος. 
 
 ΐΐαμφα-γ'",, ου, ό κκ) 'h, all-dcvoin-lng, om- 
 nivorous, Eurip. Med. 1184.] 
 
 ΐΐαμφα^ζ, m-, Ό χα) -λ, all-bright ; all- 
 illuminating, Eurip. Med. 124G ; Soph. Phi- 
 
 foci. 728.] ,■ , r r 
 
 ηαμφαίνγιη, 3. sing. pres. suhj. act. Ion. oj 
 ΤΙαμφαίνω, the SCViliC as 
 
 η^μφανάω, to be all-resplendent, lo shine 
 
 in every part or all over ; hence -τταμ-φανΌωντα, 
 
 for -τταμφανω^τα, pi. n. g. portj pres. act. as 
 
 'also -τταμφανΌίοτο.ν, for ττ^.μΦανωα-αν, acc. sing. 
 
 pari. pres. f. g. From 5r«? and φαίνω, f. Άνω, 
 p. ίτεψαγκα, 2. a. εφανον. 
 
 ΤΙαμφανόΰαντα, and -τταμφανοΜίΤαν. See the 
 preceding ivord. 
 
 Τίαμφάξμακοί, ου, ο κ,α) h, ίτάντων φαρμά- 
 κων ίμττίιζοζ) acquainted with every kind of 
 poison ; skilled in preparing poison, or in sorcery. 
 From <pru; a?id φάξμακ,ον. 
 
 ΤΙαμφόξο?, ου, ο κα) v), producing all things ; 
 bearing ofl" all things. From Tag and φίζω. 
 
 ΤΙαμφϋλία, ας, h, the name of a country, 
 Pamphylia ; Gr. a society collected from all 
 nations. Froin 
 
 Τΐάμφνλος, ου, ό κ,οά τ), composed of various 
 tribes. From -ττας arid φΰλον, nation, tribe. 
 
 Π A'N, ΤΙανος, 0, Pan, the god of shepherds. 
 Perhaps from -ττάω, to feed. But 
 
 Tlav, n. g.from τας, Traffa. 
 
 Τΐανάγξίος, ου, ο κ,α) h, ferocious, savage. 
 From τάνυ, which is from <7Γας, wholly, and 
 οίγξίος, wild. Th. άγξός. 
 
 Τΐάνάγξον, ου; το, a net, because it takes all. 
 From <7Γας and αγξα, prey. 
 
 Τίανάγΰξίς, ίος, Dor. for •π'ανήγυξίς, which 
 see. 
 
 ΐίανάΰλιος, ου, altogether wretched, most 
 miserable. From "τι-ας atid άθλιος. Th. αΦ 
 λος, a combat. 
 
 Ί,ΐάναίύος^ ου, ό κα) yi, wholly bright, splendid, 
 glittering. From ^ας and α'ίύω, to shine, to 
 burn. 
 
 Ύΐανα'ιολο;, ου, ο κα) h, extremely various. 
 Fro7n 'Τας and α'ΙοΧος, various. 
 
 ΥΙ,ανακίία, ας, τι, Ά remedy for ever}' dis- 
 order, a cure-all ; also the name of a daughter 
 of JEsculapins, Panacea ; an herb so called 
 because it cures all disorders. From "ττας, in 
 n. g. crav, and ακίομαι, to cure. 
 
 ΐίανακ'/ις, ίος, ο κα) 'h, curing all disorders. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΤΙανά-τταλος, very tender, extremely delicate. 
 From •τας, in n. g. "παν, and αταλός. 
 
 Τίαναττήμοον, όνος, ο κα) h, entirely harmless. 
 Fronn 'Λας and α^ττιμων. Th, -^τΤιμ,α, το, 
 injury. ^ 
 
 ΤΙανάττοτμος, ου, ο κα) '/ι, most wretched. 
 From τας and α'ποτμ.ος, wretched; which is 
 from, a and ττοτμ,ος, lot, fate. 
 
 ΐίχνάογνξος, ου, ο κα) h, all silver, of solid 
 silver, Odys. ix, 203.] 
 
 ΐΐανάξίΰ-τος, ου, the very best, by far the 
 most excellent. From τας and άπιστος, best, 
 superl. cf ayauog. Th. " Αξ'/ις, Mars. 
 
 ΤΙαναφΐίλίξ,, ικος, ο κα) h, one who has no 
 coevals and companions. From -zav and άφ?ί- 
 
 λις- 
 
 ΐΐίτ,ναύξίος, ου, ό κα) '/ι, entirely out of season, 
 untimely ; that is to die by a premature death. 
 Front -ττας and αωξίος, the same as αωξος, 
 ivhich is from a priv. and ωξα, time. 
 
 ΐΙο:ν1)αισΙα, ας, ή, a splendid banquet. From 
 <7ίας and lais. Th. "^α'ιω, to make a feast. 
 
 ΤΙαν^αμΛτΜζ, οξος, ο κα) h, all-subduing, 
 iiresislibk. From -ττας and οαμύω. 
 
ΠΑΝ 
 
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 ΠΑΝ 
 
 ΊΪΆν^α.ζβί, βν, ο, α proper name, Pandarus. 
 
 Ylavhitvoi, oy> κα.) h, all-feari'ul, all-terri- 
 ble j very grave, severe, or heavy. From 
 'ττα,ξ-, in n. g. tccv, a?id ^nnos. 
 
 ΠΑΝΔΕΛΕ'ΤΕΙ02, ov, i κοά h, dishon- 
 est, knavish, deceitful. From Pandeletus, 
 a famous deceiver. 
 
 ΥίΆν^νιμύ, adv. in a full assembly of the 
 people, by unanimous consent of the people. 
 From -ττάν^'/ιμα;. 
 
 Υΐα,ν^'/ιμιοί, ου, ο κχ) h, popular, public. 
 From, Tei; and '^'^μοζ. 
 
 ΤΙάν'^ημος, ου, ο και ri, relating to the whole 
 people, general, universal. From the same. 
 
 TLavhioi, CUV, τα, a festival of the Aiheniuns 
 in hniour of Jupiter. Fro7n tSs and Aios. 
 
 ΐϊαν^οκίΐον. See Τίαν^ορ(^ί7ον.] 
 
 Τία,νοοκίύς, See Τ1ανόορζίύί.'\ 
 
 Τίαν^οκίνω, to entertain or receive as guests -, 
 to keep an inn. From ■τταν^οκ.ίνί. Ion. for 
 
 Υίάνοοκοζ, or ταν'^όκο;, ου, ο κ,ά) r,. Poet. 
 (ο "Pfavrag "^ίχ^Όμινοζ) that receives all or every 
 body, an inn-keeper. From τα$ and ^ίχ;ο- 
 μαι. 
 
 ΠΑΝΔΟΤ~ΡΑ, αζ, '/ι, or '^ΆνΒουξϊς, i'Bo;, 'h, 
 a musical instruinent. Hence in En</1. a 
 
 BANDORE. 
 
 ΤΙοίν^οχ^ίΊον, 0(1, TO, an inn, tavern, place of 
 public resort ; a caravansary in the Fast. 
 From Tag and Μρ,^ομχι, perf. in. 'hi^op^a, 
 (which hoivever is not in use) ivhence ^οχ^ιΊον, 
 a receptacle. The better reading is ταν'^οκ.ίΐον. 
 
 TLav^op^^ive, iog, o, an inn-keeper. The bet- 
 ter reading is •ττη.νΐίοκίΰς. From the same.~\ 
 
 Τίαν^ίύξα, ας, h, the name of a female. 
 Pandora. Also an epithet of the earth, which 
 produces all kinds of fruits. From ταν and 
 όωρον. 
 
 ΥίανίΧΧηνίς, ων, οι, Dor. Τίανίλλανίζ, all 
 the Greeks. From -raj a7id "Έλλνιν. 
 
 Tluiv&XKrivi(fcn, dat. pi. Ion. from tJte pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΐΐ.ανί'ττ'κτχοττβζ, ου, ο χα) νι, that sees all 
 things ; an ejdthet of the Deity. From -za? 
 and Ι'ττκτκ,Ο'ΤΓΟξ. 
 
 ΤΙοί,νίσ'τίος, ου, ο κα) γι, that relates to or 
 concerns a whole household or family. From 
 ^α,ί and \στΊα,, a hearth. 
 
 ΤΙάητίζ, Poet. adv. the same with τταν stos' 
 κατά. ίταν 'ίτος, during the whole year. 
 
 Tlavi'J^eιίμωv, ovoi, ο κ,α) η, perfectly happy, 
 completely prosperous. From τα?, η. g. ταν, 
 and ζυ^α'ιμων. Tk. ^αίμ^ν, Ά god. 
 
 Τίάνζφύοζ, ου, ο κ,αι '/ι, completely cooked ; 
 refined as a metal; τάνίφύος κασοΊτίζοί, tin 
 well purified or refined, • Hes. Scut. Here. 
 208. From τα,? and ϊ-φω. 
 
 Τίαν'Αγΰξίω, ω, to celebrate, rejoice. 
 
 Ίΐανηγυξίζω, f Ισω, to hold a general festive 
 assembly ; to celebrate a festival, to perform 
 panegyrical exercises ; to eulogize, or pro- 
 nounce an eulogy ; to speak in a full assem- 
 bly. From ^Βίνίίγυξίί. 
 
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 ΤΙανιιγυξίκοί, ίι, ov, panegyrical, worthy of 
 celebration, famous, splendid, joyful. 
 
 ΤΙανίίγυξίκ,ίος, adv. encomiastically. 
 
 ΥΙανΐίγϋξΐ;, iu;, 'h, a general assembly ; an 
 assembly for a religious or festive purpose ; a 
 great number. From fraj and α,γυξί$, an 
 assembly. 
 
 Τίανηγυξίσμοξ, οΰ, ο, a public celebration, 
 festivity. From ΤΒίν/,γυξΙζω. 
 
 ΤΙανϊ^μαξ, adv. during the whole day, all 
 day long. 
 
 ΥΙαντιμίζίοζ, ου, ό κα) h, that which continues 
 through the whole day. From wa; and 
 'ήμίξα. 
 
 Υίαν/ιμίξον, or τα,ν/ιμίξον, the same loith tca- 
 νημαξ. 
 
 ΐΐαν^τΐξ, Υΐζος, ό, a panther. 
 
 ΤίανΙσ^ίται, Dor. for 'Τ'/ινίζίται, 3. sing. 
 I. f m. of -Ζ'/ινίζω. Th. ^rivoi, or <ffvivyi, Ά 
 web. 
 
 TLaviuviov, TO, the place ivhere all the loni- 
 ans used to assemble to consult on public busi- 
 ness, the Panionium, a temple built and named 
 by the twelve cities of Ionia, From •7τα,; and 
 "Ιων, the name of the rnan from ivhont the 
 lonians received their name. 
 
 ΤΙαννυχ^ίΖ,ω, f Itroj, to pass the night, Aris- 
 toph. Nub. 1065 ; to watch, study, or work by 
 night. From ταννυχ^Ί?. 
 
 Υΐαννύχΐίη;, let, tov, and ^ruvvv^oi, all night, 
 lasting through the night ; and 
 
 Tlavvv;^;);, i^o;, h, a feast continued through 
 the night ; a watching or sitting up all night. 
 From ^as and νύζ. 
 
 ΤΙανοίκ), adv. fas if erlv τταντ) οΊκω) with a 
 whole house, Avith a whole family or household^ 
 TravotKil is also used. 
 
 TLavoiKix, as, h, a whole family or house- 
 hold. 
 
 Ylavo'iKioi, adj. accompanied by a whole fam- 
 ily. From ττανοικΊα. 
 
 TLavixSios, ov, ό χα) h, completely or per- 
 fectly happy. From -ττας and oXdo;. Th. ολξοζ. 
 
 Τΐανόλίύξοζ, ου, ό κα) h, entirely destructive, 
 ruinous, fatal. From 'ττα,ζ and ολίόξο?. 
 
 ΐΐανομφαϊο;') ου, ό, an epithet of Jupiter, 
 PanomphcEus. From -τας and ομφ'/ι, an ora- 
 cle, a response from some god. Or this name 
 may have been given him, because he is wor- 
 shipped by every voice and tongue. 
 
 TVavoTrrj, tjs, ^, the name (f a woman, 
 Panope. From τα,ς arid ο-φ, a voice ; as if 
 from speaking for all. 
 
 ΐΐανο-τλία, ας, ί), armour covering the whole 
 body, complete armour, panoply. 
 
 ΤΙάνοτλος, ου, ό κα) τι, completely armed. 
 From ■Tfciv and οτλα, armour. 
 
 ΤΙανος, bread, a word of the Messapians. 
 From -ττάω, to feed. 
 
 ΐΐανος, οΰ, ο, for φανός, a light, lamp, or 
 candle From φαίνω. 
 
 Tlavoi, Faunus, /or TLav, JEol. 
 
 ΤΙανούξγίομα, ατός, το, cunning, craftiness, 
 a piece of craft, ingenuity. From 
 
ΠΑΝ 
 
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 Τία,νουογίύομαι, f. mid, ιΰσομαι, to be crafty, 
 iirtful ; to do craftily ; and 
 
 ΤΙχνουξγίΜ, ω, to perform artfully ; to per- 
 form ; offtx 'rxvovpyyiffeca-Kf So])k. Ant. 74. 
 From 'ΡΤανουξγο;. 
 
 ΥΙ,ανοΰζγημα., aroi, το, a trick, an artifice. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 TLxvov^yia, a;, h, cunning, craft. From 
 
 TLxvovoyoc, ου, κ.αϊ h, cunning, artful, 
 wily ; ingenious, capable ; as if froin ■^αντόίζ- 
 γοί, by Sync. "Tiuiwigyoi, and by Crasis 9Τανουξ~ 
 yo?. From τταν and 'ίξγον. 
 
 ΤΙα,νονξγΜζ, adv. craftily, artfully, ingen- 
 iously. From the preceding. 
 
 Τίανό-φίο;, ου, ο κ,α) ί, AHsible to or seen by 
 all, exposed to public observation. From craj 
 and ο•φ(;. Th. ο-ττομκι, to see. 
 
 TLavtri'A'Kvo;, ου, 'h, ( ffi'k'h'A being understood J 
 full moon, being at the full. From τα; and 
 ffiXilr/i, the moon. 
 
 ΤΙανα-τπξΐ^ία, α,ς, γΐ, a mixture of all sorts of 
 seeds. From ττα,:, η. g. trav, and στίομα. 
 
 TLecvffTfi&r'i, adv. with the whole of an army, 
 \vith all one's forces, Thucyd. ii ; and 
 
 Τίχνστξαηα. Ion. and τοίνστξο-τι?,, the same. 
 From 9Ταζ and /ττξοίτόί. 
 
 Tiavcru^i) and ταντϋ"^), adv. also ττοίνσν^Ί'/ί, 
 as if from ΤΆνσ'ΛΙα, with all one's might, with 
 the greatest impetuosity, with the whole of an 
 ai'my. From τα,ν and σΰ^ην, impetuously. 
 
 Πάν-', for τάντα., ace. sing. m. g. or pi. 
 n. g. of τα?. 
 
 Τίαντα, Dor. ταντ!ρ, on all sides, every 
 where. Th. τϋ;. 
 
 Τίαντά,κ-η, Ion. for τανταχ/ι, adv. every 
 where, on every side, in every way. 
 
 ΐΙ,αντά-ττα,σΊ, wholly, entirely. From τα?. 
 
 ΤΙαντάτάιην, dat. pi. from τάντατχί, all. 
 Th. Tas. 
 
 Ή-ανταχτ), adv. every where, on every side •, 
 in every way. 
 
 TLavTOip^ohv, adv. on all sides, from every 
 part. 
 
 Τίαντα,ρζ^όίΤί, adv. on every side, in every 
 part. 
 
 Τία'ίταχ^ου, adv. every where, in all places. 
 Th. Tag. 
 
 Παντελϊίί, ίοζ, ο και h, finished, complete; 
 full, entire, happy, Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 930 ; ik 
 ro ταντίλΐί, quite, entirely ; forever ; as if 
 from -παν τίλο? έχων, having accomplished every 
 purpose.] 
 
 ΐΐαντίλω;, and ταντίλίωι:, Ion. adv. com 
 pletely, entirely, quite. From the preceding. 
 
 TLavTiffffi, dot. pi. Ion. and Poet, for τάσι. 
 From 
 
 ΤΙάντνι, adv. entirely ; always. From τα,ζ. 
 Bid 
 
 UavTy, every where. From the same. 
 
 ΤΙαντο^α,ΤΫΐ, 'h, nom. sing. fern, and 
 
 TiuvTc'^aToTtri, dat. pi. m. g.froin 
 
 ΐΐαντο^ατοξ, h, ov, belonging to every re- 
 gion and country, of ever}' sort, of all kinds, 
 various. From τα; and δίίίτε^ίν, soil, country. 
 
 ΤΙαντο^ατω;, adv, in every manner, vari- 
 ously. From the preceding. 
 
 ΐΐαίιτοΐύναμο;, ου, a κα) ν>, omnipotent, 
 almighty. From τα; and 'hma^ai. 
 
 TLavruhv, adv. on all sides, every where. 
 From τα;. 
 
 TLa)»Toir,v, acc. sing. f. g. Ion. from 
 
 TLavToTo;, οία, οίον, of every sort, various, 
 trying every shift or expedient. Th. τα;. 
 
 ΤΙαντοίω;, adv. in every manner. 
 
 Υίαυτοκ-ξατω^, οξο;, ο χα) h, Almighty. 
 From τα; and κ,οάτο;, το, power. 
 
 Τίαντοξίκ.τ7ΐ;, ου, ο, Poet, ο τάντΛ/ν οξεγό- 
 μενο;, desiring all things, apjylied to Cupid; 
 ambitious of every thing. From τα; and 
 opzyoj. 
 
 llavTo;, ταντ), gen. aiid dat. of τα;. 
 
 JlavTocr\for τάντοσε, adv. on all sides. 
 
 Τίάντοτε, adv. Luc. xviii, 1, always. 
 This word is not found in the Septuagint and 
 very rarely in jynfnne writers. It does, how- 
 ever, occur in AchU. Tat. I. i, Dion. Hal, 
 Ant. xi. Diog. Laert. I. iv, c. 3, 84. Jos. 
 Bel. Jud, I. viii, c. 2. Th. τα;. 
 
 Τίαντοτξόφο;, ου, ο κα) h, nourisher or nurse 
 of all. F7xim τα; and τξ'εφω. 
 
 TLavTMV, Dor. for Tavrcuv, gen, pl. of τα;, 
 
 Τίάντ&ι;, adv. wholly, entirely, absolutely ; 
 by all means, Aristoph. Nub, 1355.] 
 
 Tia)>v, adv. altogether, quite, very ; ο τάνν, 
 the celebrated, the illustrious. From τα;. 
 
 Τίανυτ'εξτατο;, yj, ov, the farthest, i. 6. 
 towards the west. Schol. on Odys. ix, 25.] 
 
 ΐΙάνυα•(τα, Hesych. a nurse. Probably from 
 τάω, to feed. 
 
 ΥΙ,ανωοΰνο;, ου, ο κα) h, altogether painful. 
 From ταν and ο^ύν*ι. 
 
 Τίανωλ'εύξΐχ, a;, h, Utter destruction of any 
 thing. From 
 
 ΤΙανύλί^ξο;, ου, a κα) vs, entirely ruined, 
 undone ; destructive. From ταν and ολεΰξο;, 
 destruction. 
 
 ΐΐανωλί^ξοι;, adv, altogether, with utter 
 destruction, utterly. From the preceding. 
 
 Τίανωλη;, εο;, ο χα) τι, entirely ruined ; very 
 destructive or pernicious. From ταν and 
 ολλυμι, to destroy. 
 
 Τίανωττ.ίκ;, ο, TavuT'^iffffa, vj, visible to all. 
 From ταν and Μ-φ, an eye. 
 
 Τίάνωξο;, ου, ο χα) h, growing in all seasons. 
 From ταν and ωξα, time. 
 
 , n«|, adv. used to express astonishment, or 
 to interrupt one who is speaking. 
 
 Τϊα^αι, Dor. for ττί^αι, 1. a. inf. So τά•. 
 ϊ,αιμι, for τή'ζαιμι, 1. a. opt. act. or«|s. Dor. 
 and Ion. for ετη'^ε, 3. sing. 1. a, ind. act. 
 τά'ξα;. Dor. for τήϊ,α;, part. 1. a. act. ίτάξ<^- 
 μιν. Dor. for τ'^'ξ,ομ,εν, I. pl. I' f. ad. of τιί- 
 γνυμι, f. |&i. 
 
 ΐΐά'ξαιτο, Dor. for τή\αιτο, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 opt. m. See the ])recedijig. 
 
 ΐΐάομαι, or τάω, to possess ; to laste, eat. 
 
 Yiaoi, ου, 0, allied by marriage ; acquired by 
 
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 matrimonial connexion. From "^άομοα, ίο I 
 acquire. 
 
 ΐ1οί•;τχ{, wonderful ! strange ! alas ! qti. if 
 from -τόττοι. 
 
 ΐΙατΆΪοί, the Scyihian name for Jupiter, 
 Herod, xv, 59. 
 
 Τίά^ο^^ ολωζ, for ίτάτβκα ολωζ, ever, at 
 any time. Dor. for '^ή'^οτί ολω;. 
 
 ΐ1χ<Τ7τύζου3•ιν, 3. pi. pres. hid. from, 
 
 ΤΙΰί-.ττά.ξΛΐ, to call one papa. Th. ^a-r- 
 •■rxi, ου, 0, a fattier. 
 
 ΠΑ'ΠΠΑΗ, a word to imitate the passing 
 of wind i^c. from the boivels, Aristoph. Nub. 
 389. 
 
 ΠΑ'ΠΠΑ2, ou, 0, papa, father, a term of 
 endearment used by children. 
 
 ΠάίΤίΤβί, ου, ο, a grandfather ; the down or 
 pappus of vegetables ; the down on the chin ; a 
 kind of bird like a hedge sparrow.] 
 
 ΤΙχνΤ'Τοφόνο;, ου, ο zx) η, a murderer of his 
 grandi'ather. From ^άίτ-τί? and φόνο;. Th. 
 φίνω, ίο kill. 
 
 ΐΐχ-ττ'ρτωοζ, ώχ, ωον, relating to a grandfather, 
 Frojn 'Ttx-V'Tfoi. Th. οτάίΤντα?. 
 
 YixVTx'ivotffx, Dor. for ττχ'Ζτχ'ινουσα, part, 
 pres.f. g. from 
 
 ΠΑΠΤαΓΝΩ, /. άν«, to look around, 
 survey, fix the eyes upon ; 1. a. ίτάτττ'/ινα, 
 part. I . a. act. ττχ-,ττ/ινχί . 
 
 ΠΑ'ΠΤΡ02 ('ττ&ττϋξοζ] ου, ο κχ) «, the 
 papyrus, an Egyptian plant used for ivrit- 
 ing on. 
 
 Πα^', or τχξ, by Apoc. Poet, for cr«ga• in 
 poetry it frequently stands for "ττάξίστι. 
 
 ΠχΐΡΑ\ jrrep. governing the genitive, dative, 
 and accusative, asfolloivs : 
 
 I. With a genitive it signifies of, from, by, 
 with or among, on the part of, and indicates 
 the origin or source (whether a person or a 
 thing) from wliich any thing conies or j^ro- 
 cecds ; as \ονσσκ,μ%')οί <7fxox μτ^οου, drawing 
 (his sword) from his thigh, Hind i, 190; ϊξ- 
 ^ισ&χί •πχξχ 'nvo;, to come from (near) any 
 one ; Tx "Τίχξχ royj συμμαχιών ^οΰξχ, the pre- 
 senis which were from (on the part of) the 
 allies. It is used in this manner after active 
 and neuter verbs, particidarly those of asking, 
 inquiring, learning, hearing, finding out, o/" ob- 
 taining or acquiring, of announcing or telling, 
 o/" saluting, greeting, calling, ^c. as ϊτυνΜνιτο 
 ■τχζ^ αυτών, he asked or inquired of them, 
 Matt, ii, 4 ; τχξχ τούτου μαΰων, after having 
 learned of or from him, Cyrop. i, 3, 18 ; 'ρταξχ 
 των σο^ων κχΧίΙτχι, is called by or among the 
 poets, -iinacr.• liii, 23 ; "ττχοχ της βουλνιί xy. 
 γ'ίλίίν, to announce on the part of the senate ; 
 λίγαν τχυτχ <πχο' \μου, to tell or mention 
 these things from me or on my part, Xen. 
 When <ffxgx is preced xl by the article, a par- 
 ticiple of the verbs ί'ιμ), γίνομχι, ττίμτομχι, and 
 some others is to be understood ,• as ol 'τχζχ ιτου, 
 your messengers, those who come, or are, from 
 you ; o\ •7ΤΆξ xuTsv, his relatives, Mark iii, 21, 
 find Tx -τχξ' αυτΤι; "ττκντΛ, &\\ her property, all 
 
 the things wn.ich are of her, v, 26. By the 
 poets, τχξχ, or τχξ, is used for utto, as ττχξ 
 ννιων, from the ships, Iliad \\i\, 533. In the 
 Grammarians it is used thus : koyos νχξο, τα 
 λίγω, i. e. λόγο; comes from λίγω, etc. 
 
 II. With a dative it is to be rendered by 
 with, by, to, at, in, among ; as ττχξϋ. βχ<ηλίΐ 
 χ,άβητχι, he is seated by the king ; τταξ Ιμο), 
 with me, Xen. Anab. i, 7, 4 ; livxi <7exgx 
 Ύισσχφ'ίξνιι, to go to Tissaphernes, ii, 5, 5 ; 
 ίτα^' υμίν χνοΆτύνχι, to kill (him) by you or 
 in your presence, Xen. Hist, vii, 3, 7 ; ίτα^* 
 ίχυτΜ γίνζσύχι, to enter into one's self, to come 
 to reflection ; ^χξχ to7; ΐμ,φυλίοΐζ κτολίμοίς 
 d-mffKitv, to die in the civil wars ; ως τα, τχζ^ 
 γιμ^ν, for us, considering he is one of us •, irag' 
 Ιμ.ο), in my opinion. 
 
 III. With the accusative, near or by, to, 
 against or contrary to, for or during, through 
 beyond, except, on account of, by reason of, 
 in comparison with, according to, SfC. as τχξχ, 
 TO τιΐχ^ο;, near or by the wall ; — 'tcxqx t/vx 
 ilffavxi, '/iKiiv, to go or come to any one ; — τχξχ 
 Tx ^'iKXix, against or conifary ίο righi ; — ct«^' 
 ΰλον τον βίον, during his whole life ; τχξά. τον 
 κχίξον, during or at the favourable moment ; 
 'ρτχξχ ffTxhix "hixy/offix, for two hundred sta- 
 dia •,-—'?rxpci ατΓχν το α'Τξχτζυμχ, thiOUgh the 
 whole army -,—τΓΧζα, τον 'π-οτχμον, beyond the 
 river ; -τΐαζ ο ^i7, beyond measure, beyond what 
 ought to be ; — τχξ ολίγου; -τάνη; xv'/)^iunaxv, 
 they were all cut off except a few \——7r«Qx τού- 
 τον χ6υμόΰ(η τχντίζ, on account of this man all 
 are disheartened ; ίτ^^ά τ^ν Ιαυτον ά,μίλίΐχν, bj 
 reason of his remissness ^-—το ίΤ«^' '/ιμχ;, so 
 far as depends on us •, — ττχζ' εχυτον μ' /iViva ί<7Τί~ 
 Trihitov γιγεϊτο, he thoughi nobody suitable in 
 comparison with himself -,—ττχηχ τχ των "hix- 
 στ'/ιμχτων μ-ζικ'/], according to the exteni of the 
 intervals, Aristot.—Trx^a, μηνχ τξίτον, every 
 three months •, — ctik^' ίνα more frequently 
 means except one, as τχξχ tv --ττάλχκτμχ, ex- 
 cept or all but one contesi, Herod, vii, 33. 
 
 IV. Τΐχξχ is also much used with various 
 adjectives in the following maimer .• ^tx^ ϊκχ- 
 τίξχ, on boih sides ; ίτα^' ίλχρ^κττον, τχξχ 
 μιχξον, 'ττχξ ολίγον, almost, nearly, wilhin a 
 little of «?^y i/r;/?^ ; ταξχ -π-ολυ ίστ)ν, it wanis 
 or lacks much ο/" /ί; ';ΓΧζχ τολυ τη; χλ'ήύύχ;, 
 far from or wanting much of the iruth ; ττα^ά 
 ToirovTov, so much, to such a degree ; 'ΐτχξκ 
 τοσούτον ουκ, Ιζίφυγί του; ^ιωκ,οντχς, SO far (or 
 by so much) was he from escaping his pursu- 
 ers ; ivhen ττχοχ τοσούτον is followed by 'ττχ^ 
 όσον it may be rendered inasmuch as, by so 
 much or so many, in proportion to ; as τχοα 
 τοσούτον oh •πχσχ; ναυ; λαμζχνουσ» ^τχζ οσχς 
 Ίάφ&ίΐξ^χν, they do not take or they fail of talc- 
 ing all the ships only by so many as thej'- had 
 destroyed. 
 
 V. In compound ivords <ταξα, signifies 
 (1), beyond, over, as τχξχζχίνω, to pass over 
 or beyond; (2), by or beside, as ':fxoίζp(^oμxly 
 to pass by ; (3), at or with, as ττχζχμινω^ to r-e* 
 
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 maifl at or with ; (4), secretly, as ^χζί/ίτζάλΧω, 
 to enter secretly or privately ; (.5), sometimes 
 it augments ike jorcc of the simple loord, as in 
 •;τΆξθίκίν$υνίύΜ, to expose one's self very much, 
 or rashly, to clanger ; (o), sometimes it lessens 
 it, as in τάξίγγυς, pretty near ; '^«.ξόμοιοξ, 
 nearly or almost like ; (7), and sometimes it 
 negatives or destroys it, as in ταξκνομ'ίω, to go 
 contrary to law ; -ττοίξακοΰω, to. hear badly, not 
 to hear.] 
 
 T\.apa,for -τίχοίστ»., or -ττίξΐίΐην, from τάοίίμι, 
 it is present with ; ουτζ το βούΧίσβοα νάοχ, I 
 have not the inclination or will, Herod, i, 42. 
 Th. £/>/.] 
 
 ΐ\.α,ρο(,ζ(ί,ίνω,^. ίΤί5ί^αβίίσ•ι9^α/, p. •^αξχζίζνικ,α., 
 to pass over, to transcend, to go beyond ; 
 Metnph. to transgress, to violate the laws or 
 an oath ; jmrt. pres. act. ^«ξοίζαίνίύν, 2. a. 
 'Χαξίζ>ιν• perf. pas. ττα,^αζϊζ'/ιμαι. From •^οίξο, 
 and βκίνω. 
 
 ΐΙαούίζ,αΧζΊ, 3. sing. 1. f. act. of -ffapa,- 
 
 ΐΙα,ξΆζαλλόμίνοζ, part. pres. pas. froin 
 
 ΎΙ.Άρα.ζά'Κ'Κω, f. 'ga.ga.ZaXu), p. ΤΓΰΐ,ξα.^ίζΧ'/ικα., 
 to throw to, to cast ; to bring near, to present, 
 deliver j to bring to land ; to pass over ; to ap- 
 proach, liken, compare ; to turn, as the eyes ; to 
 deposite ; to commit to •, to abandon to ; 'Ttx^ce,- 
 ζάλλισίαί rtvu, to deceive, to be unfaithful to 
 anyone, to expose him, Thucyd.\, I3i; Herod. 
 \, 103 ; 2. a. τΓΛξίξα,λον, 2. a. subj. ταξα,ζάλω, 
 p. m. 9Ταξκζίζα?'.α. From τα^α, and βάλλω, 
 to throw.] 
 
 ΤΙαζαξαλόμίνΰ;, ου, part. 2. a. m. froin the 
 preceding. 
 
 Τίαζάξαιτίζ, ίωξ, h, a transgression. From 
 τα,ξο,ζ,α,Ίνω. 
 
 ΐΐΆξο,ζ,άσκ,ω, to fight from a chariot, for 
 <^α.ρα,ζάτ'/ι; ίΐμί. From -ττοίξο, and βάίτκ,ω, the 
 same with βαίνω, to go. 
 
 ΤΙα,ξαζατης, /iu, o, a transgression, a viola- 
 tion of law ; also one who fights from a cha- 
 riot ; for which '^α.ξα,ιζάτης is also used. From 
 
 Τία,ξα,ζ^ιί, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Τίΰίξαζιάζομχί, to force, compel, constrain ; 
 f. mid. ά,σομΆΐ, 1. a. m. -ττα,ξίζίαιτάμην, ω, άτο. 
 From 'ρτα.ξο, and βιάζω, to offer violence. Th. 
 βίκ. 
 
 ΐίαξο,ζ/ζάζω, f. κσ•ω, to cause to go away ; 
 take away. 
 
 ΐΙα,ξαζλΙτΓω, to look awry or askance, like 
 squint-eyed 2)e7'Sons ; also to look negligently. 
 From ^apos. and βλίττω, to see. 
 
 ΐΐύίξοίζλ'^ΐ'/ιν, ado. comparatively ; with dis- 
 simulation, Hovi. ; negliirently, obliquely, in- 
 directly ; in a parallel situation ; in reply. 
 From ΤΆζΟίζάλλω, which see. 
 
 ΐίαοάζλτιμα, α,τος, το, something thrown to 
 an animal for food, food. From the same. 
 
 Τίαξο,ζλω'φ, ω-ττοί, Ό κ,οά •/], squint-eyed ; in 
 pt. τοίοα,ζλω'Πί , From ττα,ξ^Άζλ'ί'ΤΓω. Th. 
 βλ'ζτω, to see. 
 
 Τ1αραζο?^ίύΛμα/^ 1. a. iif. mid. ^τχξΧο^λίυ' 
 
 (ΤίΛσύαι, to expose one's self to dangers, to meet 
 dangers. From 'τταξάζολοζ. 
 
 ΐίαξαζολτι, ns, h, a comparison, parable, 
 type, adage. He.nce in Engl, parable. 
 
 ΤΙκξάζολο;, ου, ο κοά h, that rashly runs into 
 danger, precipitate, rash. From •πα.^οι.ζ,άλλω. 
 
 ΐ1α.ξχ.ξύυλίΰομαί, to adopt a bad measure ; 
 part. 1. a. τη. Τυίξοίζουλίνιτά,μίνο;, lohich is 
 found in Ejnst. to Philipp. ii, SO, according to 
 the received text ; but according to Griesbach 
 it is a corruption for '^α.ξχξολίυα-ύμΐνο; (τη ' 
 "φνχη), exposing himself to danger in i-espect 
 to his life. i. e. regaidless or careless of his 
 life ; τα.οα,ζοολζυσά.μινοΐ , disregarding, making 
 liglit of. From <παι.φ, and βουλιύω, to delib- 
 erate. Th. βοίΐλ'^. ^ 
 
 ΐΐκξαζωμιο;, ου, ο κα] h, that which is near 
 an altar, or on tiie side of an altar. From 
 Tcipa. and βωμ'οζ. 
 
 Υ1αζίχ,γαγί7ν, 2. a. inf. Att. and 
 
 ΐΐκξαγοίγούιτχ, Att. part. 2. a, f. g. from 
 
 ΐϊκζο,γα,γων, όντοζ, part. 2. a. Att. of 
 •ταζάγω, ivliich see. 
 
 ΐΙοί.ξα,γγίλία, α,ς, '/ι, a command, order ; a 
 canvassing for office ; a denunciation, prohibi- 
 tion. From 
 
 ΤΙαζαγγίλλω, imperf. 9Ταξ'^γγίλλον, f -ττα- 
 ξκγγίλω, p. Τίίζ^γγίλκ,α, to command, charge, 
 atmounce, proclaim ; to forbid, prohibit ; ta 
 solicit an office as a candidate; I. a. ττκξ'/ιγ- 
 γίΐλα, part. I . a. ■ττοί.οα,γγζίλοίί, αντοζ. From 
 ίτα^ά and ά,γγίλλω. 
 
 ΐϊα,ξά.γγζλμα, ατοζ, το, a command, notifi- 
 cation, proliibition. From the preceding. 
 
 Τίχξάγγίλίπ;, ιωί, '/ι, a command, directions 
 exhortation. From the same. 
 
 ΐίοίξΰίγίγονοι, as, s, p. m. of νχξΰίγίνομαι. 
 
 Τίαξο,γίγξκμμ'ίνοί, 57, ov, part. perf. pas. of 
 ■ττα,ξα,γξύ,φω, ivhich see.^ 
 
 iloicayit, 3. sing. pres. ind. of ^ταζύγω. 
 
 ΐίαξοίγινόμινοζ, ου, part. 2. a. m. and 
 
 Τΐχξαγίνωμαι, γ, iiTOci, 2, a. Subj. m. of 
 'χαζ^οί.γ'ινομοι,ί. 
 
 Τΐοίξκ,γιύω, to afford a taste of, to cause to 
 taste. From ■τα.ξο, and γίύω. 
 
 Τίαξαγ'^οαμοί, ατοζ, το, dotage ; a dotard. 
 From 
 
 ΤΙίχ.ξαγ'/ΐξοίω, to manifest the weakness and 
 folly of old age. From ^αξο. and γ^ξκί, 
 
 ΟΟΤΟζ, TO. 
 
 ΐΐχξαγίνομα/, γ, ζτα,ι, to arrive, approach ; 
 to go ; to be present ; imperf. τη. •Τύίξζγενόμ^ν^ 
 ου, ίτο, ι . f pas. ταοοίγίν^σομοί/, 2. a. m. 
 -^αξίγίνόμ'/ιν, oo, ίτο, 2. a, τη. Subj. •τα^α^/'ίΐ'ώ;- 
 μχι, '/ι, ηται, pait. 2. α. τη. <ζτχξθ!,^ίνΌμΒνοζ, >j, 
 ον. From ταξο. and γίνομοίΐ. Th. γείνομοα. 
 
 ΤΙαξαγινωτΆω, to decide unjustly, to give an 
 unjust judgment. From ττοίξαί and yiveua-KUy 
 to know. 
 
 Τίχξαγκκττξόω, to furnish with a hook ; cra- 
 ζΆγκιστξωμ'ίνοζ, having a hook. From ay- 
 χ,κττζον. 
 
 Υίαρά,γοισα,, ας. Dor. for ^Οίζόίγονιτα, ns, 
 part. pres. f g.from ^u^ayta. 
 
ΠΑΡ 
 
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 ΠΑΡ 
 
 ΐΙβίξάγβζίΤτο, Oor.Jhr <τχζνιγΰζί77•β, 3. sing. 
 imperf pas. of "τταξνίγοφ,ω. 
 
 ΐίαξζγξαφ'/ι, Jji, «, a plea or exception taken 
 to a legal process, Isocr. c. CaUimnch. as a 
 plea of the limitaiion ads, ^c. ; any dilatory 
 plea ; also a marginal note. Fro'm 
 
 ΐϊαζχγξαίφω, f. -φω, to write in addition to 
 or by the side of ; to write wrongly ; to cir- 
 cumscribe, as in order to remove a passage 
 from a book ; in law, to take an exception to 
 an action, as on account of its bei)ig brought too 
 late ; to plead prescription or limitation ; hence 
 to annul, abrogate ; 'π'α,ζοίγιγξα/Αμίνοι νόμοι, 
 laws proposed or cited in opposition to other. 
 laws, in order to bar a claim, SfC. Demosth. ,• 
 also explanatory laws. From crag» and y^a- 
 
 ΐί/χξΰίγυ/ίΛνόΰα, ω, f ωσω, to disclose, make 
 manifest. From TotQu, and <γυμύω. 
 
 ΐίαξ&γω, f, 9ro(,^a'^M, p. χα,ξίιχ^α, to produce, 
 bring forward ; to advance ; to conduct, to 
 mislead by sophistry, to pervert ; to pass 
 away ; to bring before a public assembly ; sea- 
 men are said ^αξοίγαν lohen, in order to take 
 advantage of the wind, they sail obliquely for 
 their port, which is technically called beating 5 
 2. a. act. -τταξηγον, and Att. 'Tiaofiyayot• part, 
 'ττοι.ξχγαγων, ούσα.. From 'ττα,ζκ, and oiyu. 
 
 Τίχξίχ,γΜνΊζω, to terminate in a point or 
 angle. From -ττα,ξ^α, and γωνία, an angle. 
 
 Ιϊαξα,^κξΜνΜ, to sleep with. From ταξο, 
 and '^α,ξύάνω• "2. a. 'βχξβον, for ivhich 'ί^ξ^ύον, 
 and hence 2. fut. Ιξΐχόω, which are used by 
 Metathesis, as if derived from '^ξο.θίω, 
 
 ΤίαζΆ^ί^ύκΒί,μίν, 1, pi. perf. ind, act. and 
 
 ΤΙαξα^ζ^ωμοα, perf. subj. pas. of •π'ιχ.ξα^Ι- 
 'Βωμί. 
 
 ΐΙκξά^Ηγμα, α,τοζ, το, an example, pattern ; 
 in grammar, a paradigm or model of conjuga- 
 tions, <^c. ; dat. pi. 'ΡΓΟίζΆ^ύγμαίΤΐ. From 
 ■τΤΛξο.ούίίνυμι,^ 
 
 ΐί&,ξα,οαγμχτίζΜ, f Iff ω, p. -Troi^o^i^ity μά- 
 νικα,, to expose to public scorn ; to lead in 
 triumph ; to hold up as an example. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Τϊ/χ.ξχ^ίίκνυμί, f. ύ,ω, p. ^cc, to manifest, 
 show, exhibit ; to assign ; to effect. From 
 "^Ταξοί and ^ύκ,ννμι. 
 
 ΠΑΡΑ'ΔΕΙ202, ou, 0, a garden, a park ; 
 paradise, the place of the blessed. From DTiD, 
 a garden, park. 
 
 ΤΙαζοίνίχ^ομαι, to receive, admit ; to approve, 
 Justin. M. Apol. i; f. mid. ■^α.ξοίΎί^ομα,ι, p. 
 pas. ηΤΆζα'^ί^ίγμαι. From 'ττα.ζο, and ^ϊ^ομα,ί. 
 
 ΐΙκξο,'^ίΛΤξϊζίι, ii$, h, an unprofitable em- 
 ployment or exercise ; an idle dispute ; fruit- 
 less discussion. From tcc^o., implying failure 
 or waste, and "hioiT^i^vi, labour, occupation. 
 From "ΙΐΆΤζΙζω. Th. --ξίζύ/. 
 
 ΤΙοίξβί^ί^οσύχί, pres. inf. pas. and 
 
 ΤΪΆξΐχ,^ΐ^ΰνζ, όντος, pari. pres. act. from 
 
 ΤΙαξχ^ϊ^ωμι, imperf. τα,ξί^ί^αυν, as f from 
 ^κξοί^ιΐόίι/, f. τχξο,^άσω, to deliver, give up, 
 surreRder, tleliver into one's power ; to leave 
 
 to children or posterity : it is us^'d in reference 
 to an accuser : in the JSf. Test, it may also 
 be rendered to betray, and to deliver by way of 
 instruction ; also to give one's self uv) to or 
 indulge in any thing ; part, i.f act. ■τχαχ'ίω- 
 σων, 1. a. tad. act. 'va.^ibMx.rA, 2. a. Tapi^cjv, 
 us, ω, 2, a. suhj. act. <7ίαι.ρα2ω, ΰί, Σι, 2. a. 
 i?f. tTi6^a^ayi/«/, part. 2, a. ^a^xdovi, ovroif 
 perf. act. <^α,οοί^ύΜκα, 2. a. pas. ''ταριΙΌύην» 
 tlS, 91, I.f. pas. 9ηζξα,^ΰ^^σ•ομχί.~\ 
 
 ΤΙα,ξχ'^όντχ, ace. si}ig. part. 2. a. act. ^ra- 
 ξοί^ου;, Όντος, of the preceding. 
 
 Υί/ζξαόοζκξΜ, f ύ,ιτω, ίο dishonour, render 
 infaaious ; also in the opposite sense, to honour 
 greatly, to render illustrious, wonderful ; to 
 adopt 'jr entertain an incorrect opinion. 
 
 ΐΐχξο.'^οϊ,ολογίω, to advance paradoxical or 
 absurd opinions. 
 
 Πα^ά^ίξίί, ου, ο κ,α,) 'h, that which is τα,ρχ 
 "^όξΰίν, contrary to the general opinion, unex- 
 pected ; also astonishing, incredible. From 
 'τίο.ζα and ^o^x. 
 
 ΐίαξίύοσίί, z'Aii, i, transmission, tradition, 
 doctrine orally transmitted ; that which is 
 instituted or handed down by ancestors. From. 
 
 ΧχρχΟίΟωμι. 
 
 Π.αζχ}οΰνχ(, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 n«^«^a£ijj Όντος, part. 2. a. act. of 'τταρα^Ί.. 
 οωμι. 
 
 ΐίχοχ'^ξχω, to wait upon, serve. From 
 τχξά and ^ξχω, 
 
 ΐίχξχόνι^, and "^χξχ^ύομχί, to creep into, to 
 insinuate one's self. From τχξχ, and ^ύω. 
 
 ΤΙχξχ'^Μ, ft/?, CO, 2. a, subj. act. and 
 
 Τίχξχοώσω, i.f• ind. act. of ττχραάί^ωμ/. 
 
 Ίλα.ξχύ'^ω, to sing near or in the presence of 
 a7iy one. From ■ttxqu. and αι'ϊοω. 
 
 ΐΙχξχζχΜ, ω, to live wrong, to abuse life ; 
 offTti '^'iv'/ii ouv ζί, ττχξχ'ζψ βούλζτχι, Menand. 
 Reliq. 293, whoever lives poor is inclined to 
 live wrong ; ξ?ιν κ,χ) ου -χαξχζψ -τ^ξοστικα, it is 
 proper to use life and not to abuse it, Plut. on 
 Educat. 41.] 
 
 Τΐχξχζίύγνϋμι, to join together, connect 
 with. From -χα,ξα and ζιυγνυμι. 
 
 Τίκξχζ'/ιΧ'οω, ω, f ώσω, p. •πχζ^ί\νιΧωκα, to 
 excite to emulation. From -ταξχ and ζ'/Γλόω. 
 
 Τίχξχζ^λωσίί, ζως, h, emulation. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Τίχξχζων/ι, -/IS, 91, a belt. From Ts-a^a, and 
 Ζ^ωνη. 
 
 ΐΐχξχ^χλχ^σιοζ, ου, ο κ,α) η, and ή τταρκ. 
 βχλασσίχ, maritime, belonging to or beino• 
 near the sea. From παξχ and BxXccffffx, or 
 
 -TTX, 
 
 TLuffx0appvve-j, and τΐχ^χύαρσυνω, to give con- 
 fidence, to encourage, to animate. From 
 ■νχζχ and ^α,^^ύνω, or ^χξσυνω. Th. Β-χρσοζ^ 
 confidence, 
 
 ΤΙ.α.ζχ&ζχομΆΐ, ωμχί, to compare, to take a 
 comparative view, Theophr. Char. Frooem^ 
 
 Τίχξχύίΐνχι, 2. a. inf. act. of -τχρα,τίί'ΐΐμ/. 
 Th. τ'ιύνιμι. 
 
 ΐΐχξά^μχ, κτοζ, το, any addition to any 
 
ΠΑΡ 
 
 63S 
 
 ΠΑΡ 
 
 iking ; a repository ; a side-board ; a case for 
 books, t^y. From τκοχτίόν/^ί• 
 
 Ή.α.οΆίψινοζ, μίνγι, μίνον, part. 2. a. m. of 
 Ταξχτί^'/ίμί. 
 
 Tluoahofjixiveu, J", α,νω, p. ίταξατίβίξ/ααγκα, 
 to warm. 
 
 Τίοίϋαθίσ-^αί, 2. a. lilf. VI. of ταζο,τΐΰτιμι. 
 T/i. τΐύγ,μι. 
 
 TLaocihffis, ίω;, «, a placing by the side of, 
 juxtaposition •, a comparison or parallel ; a 
 depositing ; a noting down ; a citation_/roi?i an 
 author ; a stock or provision of any tiling ; a 
 supply of money, military stores. Sec. ; a com- 
 manding ; a mode of contending in the athletic 
 games, Plut. 
 
 ΤΙαραύίΤ'/ι;, ου, ο, the director of a banquet 
 er feast. From ^KoariS'/i^i. 
 
 Τίαξαβ'ίΛ), to run with or near ; to follow ; 
 also to run by or beyond. From ■χαξα and 
 
 Τίαξαθιωξίω, ω, f. τισω, p. '^χξο,τίίίωο'/ιζκ, 
 to observe closely, to compare ; to despise or 
 disregard, N. Test. ; imperf. pas. •^α.ξΐύίωξζά- 
 fA'/iv, οΖμ'^,ν. From Txooc, and Β-ίωξίω. 
 
 Ή.α.ραύήγω, f. ζ,α, to whet, sharpen, insti- 
 gate. From ίταξο. and Β-^γω. 
 
 Τ1α.ζα.ύήκ'/ι, '/??, h, a deposit ; an addition. 
 From -ΖΆξατΊύ'/ιμι. 
 
 Tlapci^yio-u, 3. sing. l.f act. and 
 11α.οαύγ,ιτομα.ί, 1 . f VI. and 
 ΎΙαρκύ'/ατΌμ-.νοζ, ου, part. 1. f. iU. of <7fu.oa.~ 
 Ύ'ίύ'Λμι. 
 
 Tloioo'JxlSMjf. v^iw, ;)• τίύλιφΆ, to press ; to 
 oppress, aiflict. 
 
 Tiarjc/JoaiTb-j'M, to encourage, animate, in- 
 spire coniidence. See ΐίχοα^α,ρρόνω. 
 
 TLaoa&uoa,, α,ζ, 'h, a backdoor, a private door, 
 as it were a false Bvoa, door ; -ΤΆζκ denoting 
 perversion or contrariety, 
 ΤΙκξοι), Poet, for -τταξά. 
 
 Τία,ξΟίΐζασία, ας, ν, transgression, offence, 
 fault ; the same u'ith -^ταοχ^Άσίχ. From ττα,ςα.- 
 ζαίνω. Th. βοί'ινω. 
 
 ΤίκζΆΐζατ'/Ίί, ου, ο, for TxauSdr•/!;, an of- 
 fender, a transgressor of the laws ; also one 
 who tights from a chariot, a chariot soldier. 
 
 TLapaiSaTi;, ϊ^ο;, «, a female combatant in a 
 
 chariot ; also a hired woman. From the saine. 
 
 Υ].α.ηα.ώϋσσοι, to kindle ; to excite, stir up ; to 
 
 break forth, emanate from. From -τταξο, and 
 
 κ.\6ύ(ΐ(Τ0}, to shake. Th. οί'Ιύω, to burn. 
 
 ΥΙα,ονΑνισις, ζως, 'h, exhortation, admonition ; 
 consolation. 
 
 ΤΙοίροι.ιητ'ΐκο;, h, ov, hortatory, monitor}', 
 persuasive. From 
 
 ίΐαοοίίνίω, ω, imperf ^ctoyiviov, ουν, -a;, u;, 
 f. ι<τω, p. -TroichiKK, to exhort, encourage, ad- 
 rnonish, persuade, direct, command ; \. a. 
 v«,erivi<Toi, From 9Γΰίζθί and cfAnu. Tli. uhos, 
 praise. 
 
 ΐΐηραινοΰντο;, gen. sing, τοίξαινουντα;, acc. 
 pi. part. pres. of the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙαξχιοίΤσόύίΐ, pres. inf. pas. from 
 lluocctoiuf M, f mu, p. '/ίξτιχα, to remove. 
 
 take away, destroy. From νάζϊχ. and αΐξίω, 
 2. a. i'lXov. Most used in the middle voice. 
 
 ΥΙοίΟΆκτύάνομαι, to mistake in regard to the 
 perception of, to misunderstand ; also to per- 
 ceive, observe, Cyrop. iv, 2, 15. From ^οίξα 
 and οίίσβάνομοίί. 
 
 ΤΙαοαίιηο;, ov, ο Kct) τ}, adverse, inauspicious, 
 ill-boding. From ττα,οα and α!Ισιοζ. 
 
 Τία,ξα'ί'α-ίΤΜ, f |&;> ;;. '/ί/)^α, to pass by, to 
 rush violently. From ?ra^a and aia-ffu. 
 Τ1κξα.ίτί7α-άιζι, pres. irf. m. from 
 ΤΙαοαιτίομαι, ουμοίΐ, to deprecate, avoid, re- 
 fuse, excuse ; also to supplicate, entreat; f. 
 viid. '//(τομΰίΐ, 1, a. m. -ρταξ'/ιτνιιτόίμί^ν, cu, άτο, 
 part. 1. a. m. 'Τοίξαιτη;τάμίνο$, peif. pas. ira^si- 
 ττ,μαι, part, "ττοίοτιττημίνος. From τΤΆξο, and 
 αΐτίομοίΐ, or aWioj, to ask. 
 
 ΐίαξο,ίτ'/ια-ίί, sea;, τι, earnest entreatys the act 
 of begging pardon. From the preceding. 
 
 Τία,ξαιτητΊον, verbal adj. one ought or must 
 avoid or deprecate. From the same. 
 
 ΤΙαξχΊτιβί, ου, ο κοί) fi, one who is partly the 
 cause or author of any thing. From ίτα^ά and 
 a'iTiog. 
 
 Τΐαοοίΐτονμί^α., 1 . pi. pres. ind. m. of era- 
 ροατϊομοίί. 
 
 ΤίχοαιφάμΑνο;, ταοοαφοίμίν^, advising, ad- 
 dressing ; part. 2. a. m. Poet, of <πΌίξάφ'/ιμί. 
 Th. ψ'/ίμι, or φάω. 
 
 ΐΐοίξχίφατίί, ίως, 'h, admonition, address, 
 advice, encouragement, consolation. From 
 the same. 
 
 Τίαζαίφξο'Λω, ω, to be senseless through fear 
 or pain, Aristoph. Plut. and Theocr. xxv, 
 262. The same with '^οί.οα.φζοήω. 
 
 ΐΙκοΆίωξίύμίνο;, Ion. for 'ττ/χ,οα,ιωζουμίνοί, oUf 
 part. pres. viid. from 
 
 ΤΙοίοαίΜξονμί/.ι, to be suspended, to hang 
 near. From ττί/,οα, and oilu^iu, to raise up. 
 
 Πα^αχαίίϋδώ/, to sleep with or by the 
 side of. 
 
 Παβαχα^/ξώ), part. pres. ταοοίχχβίζων, f. 
 ίσ-ω, p. ■ττα,^α.-Λί-Λά.ίιχ,Ά, to place near ; to cause 
 to sit ; to sit. From 'τταοα. and καθίζω, which 
 is from χ,ατα, and "iZ^i/j. 
 
 ΤχαοΆκχάίσ-τ'/ΐΜΐ, to place near, to place by 
 one's side, to place or station a?i ΩΓ/}ΐί/, Palisph. 
 From ττοίζο. and -/ίΐίύίσ-'/ιμι, which is from 
 κ,α^α, and Ίστ'/ιμ,ί. 
 
 ΐΐίίξοίκΰίίξίο;, or ■ζ-κξάκ.αίξοί, ου, ο κ,α,) h, un- 
 seasonable, ill-timed. From •ττα.ξα. and κ,αίξος, 
 opportunity. 
 
 Υίαξχκοίίξω;, adv. unseasonably ; immoder- 
 ately. From the preceding. 
 
 Τ1κζακ.αλίω, ω, f Ίσω, p. '7αξα.κ,%κ.Κ•/ιΚΆ, to 
 call, send for, unite ; to ask, entreat, beseech, 
 encourage, animate ; to admonish ; to comfort, 
 console ; τα,οοίτία,λιΤζ d; φ'οοον, you terrify me, 
 Eurip. Orest. 1583 ; I. a. ind. act. τοίζΐκά- 
 λζσα,' pres. pas. ταξακαΧίομαι, ονμαι, to be 
 comforted, to receive consolation; 1. «. pas. 
 !Titg£»X'-j^'/5v, 1. a. inf. pas. Tct^axXTif/ivcci, l.f 
 pas. -ζκξκκλγ,ύ'/κτομοιι. From τταζο, and xcc 
 
 λίΜ. 
 
ΠΑΡ 
 
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 ΠΑΡ 
 
 ΐίαξαζάλυμμα., ατοξ, το, a covering, veil, 
 curtain ; also a pretext, pretence. From 
 
 ΤΙαζβίΧΰίλνττ/», f. "φω, p. ττοίξακίχάλνφα, 
 to veil, conceal, hide ; p. pas. ^αξακίκάλν/Λ' 
 μαι. From •ρταρκ and κα,^.νχτω. 
 
 Tli)ioaxxroiSa.ivsj, to deacend, dismount, dis- 
 embark. From ταξο. and κα,τα,ζιχ,Ίνω 
 
 ΤΙα.ξΒίκ.α.τχζύλλω, J", α,λω, p. βίζλ'/ιχα, to 
 put down by the side, to deposite ; to put down 
 or tender in court previous to trial a certain 
 sura of money fiuldch tuns one tenth of' the 
 hmounc in controversy/ J by way of pledge to 
 abide the event of the suit, Demosth.'\ 
 
 Τίαξχκχτα,ίΙ'ήχ'/ι, jjj, '/i, a deposit ; a trust. 
 From <τα,ξαχατοίΤ{β^μι. 
 
 ΤΙαξαχΆταλίγομα/, to lie with or by one's 
 side. From -τταοα., κατά, ai.d λίγομοα. 
 
 Ιϊχξχχατιχ.τίά/}μί, to deposite with, entrust 
 Avith, commit to one's care or charge, to de- 
 posite as ivith an umpire. From τχξκ, κατά, 
 «nd τΊύημί' 
 
 Τίαξο,χΆτατιύΜμίύα, I . pi. pres. subj, pas. 
 Iff the preceding. 
 
 ΤίαξΛκχτ'ίλίκ,τα, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. hy 
 Sync, for τκοα,κα,τίλ'ιλίχτο, of ττα,^Ά-Λο,τα'Κι- 
 γομα,ι. 
 
 ΐίαξακατί^ω, to retain, hold ; to restrain, 
 retard. From ταξΆ and κα,τίχ^ω. 
 
 Τίχξάχίΐμχί, trat. Tat, to be adjacent, to be 
 situated near ; f mid. ύσομαι. From 'ZOcoo. 
 and χΰμ&Λ. 
 
 Τΐίχ,ζχκίκλίΐμαί, p. pas. of ^αρκκαλίω. 
 
 ΤΙ,ααακίκξίμίνοζ, p. part. pas. of τταξακοίνω. 
 From τΓΆξΆ and χξίνω. 
 
 ΐ1α.ξΆχίκξόατζι, they were beside themselves, 
 acted like mad men ; Ί. pi. p. pas. Ion. for 
 •ταοΛΧίκξουο'μίνοι sicri, from τχξαχξονω. 
 
 Τίαξακΐλίνα-ΐζ, sat, ί, exhortation, encour- 
 agement ; ace. sing. ΤΆξα-Αλευσ-ιν. From 
 
 ΐΐαοοίχελίύω, f. iva-eu, to exhort, encourage, 
 urge, stimulate ; τα,ξαχίλζύομαί, the same. 
 From 'ΧΆ^α. and χίΧιΰω. Th. xiXcj. 
 
 ΐ1ίχ.ξχχ'ίομ,α.ι, to be adjacent, to be situated 
 near. From τχξο, and xioμaι,for χίΐμα,ι. 
 
 ΐίαξχχεχ^ίΐμα,χότί, dat. sing. p. part. ad. of 
 '^ΤΆξίχ^αμάζα, the same with ^ίΐμά'ζω, f άσοι, 
 to pass the winter, to winter with or at. Th. 
 χί7μχ, xTui, TO. 
 
 ΥΙχξχχίωμίύχ, 1. pi. pres. suSJ. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Ti χξχχλχίοντί, dat. sing. part. pres. from 
 
 ΤΙχξχχλχίω, to weep without cause, to weep 
 in vain. From ττχξχ and χλαίω. 
 
 Τίχζχκλίίω, f. ύσω, p. χίκλακα, to shut up ; 
 also to exclude, Herod, vi, 60 ; to seclude. 
 From τχ(^α and χλιΐω. 
 
 Υίχξχχλ^ΐίΐν, Ion. for τχξχχλίίίΐν, Herod, 
 pres. inf. of preceding. 
 
 Yi.xf'xxXYi6i'iriv, 7}$, '/i,l. a. opt. pas. of •ττχςα.- 
 χχΧίω. 
 
 ΐΐχξχχλΐΐ^ΐζ, ίως, 'h, consolation, exhorta- 
 tion. From ντχοχχχλεω, which see. 
 
 Τίαξαχλ^ιτιχοί, h, on, consolatory, hortatory ; 
 and 
 
 ΤΙαζύχλί^τοί, flu, xai ij, an advocate, a, 
 counsellor ; a comforter, supporter, teacher ; 
 a name of Christ and the Holy Spirit, in John 
 xiv, 16. 
 
 Τίχζχχλ^τωξ, οξοζ, ο, an exhorter, interces- 
 sor, comforter. Frotn the same. 
 
 ΐΐχξχχλων, part. pres. act. of <τχξκχλχω, to 
 break in pieces. Fro7H τχξχ and χλάω. 
 
 Τΐχξχχμά'ζω, f. ύ,σω, p. -τχξ'^χμ,χχχ, to lose 
 one's vigour, to grow old. From ττχξο, and 
 
 χχμχζω. 
 
 Τΐχξχχο^ι, fig, yi, disobedience, indocility. 
 From 'πα,ξχχούω, which see. 
 
 Τίχξχχοίτ'/!;, ου, ο, a husband ; atid 
 
 ΤΙχξχχβίτΐξ, ί'^οί, h, a wife. From •ζχξα, and 
 χοΊτη, a bed or couch. 
 
 Υίχξχκο'λονύίω, ω, -ίίΐς, z~i,f. nffoii, p. ΤΧξη• 
 χολούά'/ιχχ, to follow, accompany ; to compre- 
 hend ; used with the dative. From 'τχρα, and 
 χχολουύίω. Th. κχόλον^ί, an attendant. 
 
 ΥΙχξχκιλΰν^ί^χότί, dat. part. perf. of the pre- 
 ceding, without the augment. 
 
 ΐΐχσαχομίζω, f. Ίσω, p. ^Χξχχεχόμίχα, to 
 carry beyond, transport ; to import ; to conduct, 
 accompany ; to seduce. From -τχξχ and 
 κομίζω. 
 
 ΤΙχξαχονχω, ω, f '/ισω, to whet, sharpen ; 
 stir up. From ττχοχ and ά,χονάω. Th. 
 axcivyi, a Avhetstone. 
 
 ΤΙχξχχόττω, f "φω, to cut or clip ; to coin 
 false money ; to defraud, deceive ; -τχξχχεχομ- 
 μϊνος τον νουν, the same loith τχξχφξονΰν, de- 
 ranged in mind, insane.] 
 
 ΐΐχξχκοόσχζ, χντος, part. 1. a, act. from, 
 
 Τΐχξχχΰύω, f. οΰσω, p. 'ττχξγιχουχχ, to hear 
 wrongly ; to hear with restlessness and inatten- 
 tion ; to refuse to hear, disregard ; to hear se- 
 cretly or by stealtli ; \. a. 'ζχςτ,χουσχ, 1 . a. subj. 
 act. -ντχζχχούσω, vis, yt• p. m. •vxgnxoa. From 
 τχξχ and α,κοΰω, ί•> iiear. 
 
 Υ1.χξαχρ^ούθϋ, f. οΰσω, p. κίκξουχχ, to reject» 
 cast off, repel ; to circumvent ; to deceive .; 
 τχξχχξούομχί, to defraud ; also to be in error, 
 to act at random. From -ττχξχ and χξονω. 
 
 ΐΐχξχχτχομχι, ωμχι, to acquire in addi- 
 tion, to add to one's possessions, to possess j 
 to have possessions near to. Fro7n ιτα^ά and 
 χτά,ομχί. 
 
 Hxξxxύ9rτω,f •φω, p. ταξχχίχυψχ, to Stoop 
 down for the picrpose of seeing dislinclly, to 
 inspect closely ; to touch lightly or gently, to 
 handle; 1. a. •χα^ίχυφχ, 1. a. inf. act. xx- 
 ξχχύ-φχι, part. 1. a. act. -ττχξχχύ-φχί, xvtos. 
 From τχξχ and χύ'π'τω. 
 
 ΐΐχξχχύ-φχξ, XVTOS, 2)art. 1. a. act, of τα- 
 ξχχυτττω. 
 
 ΐΐχζάλχζί, 2. a. imperat. act. ττχρχλχζζΐν^ 
 2. a. inf. act, of <π•χξχλχμζχνω, which see. 
 
 ΤΙχξχλα,ζων, ovToe, part. 2. a. act. of 
 
 Tlxξxλxμζavω,f. in, τχξχλ'/ι\}/βμχ{, p. cTx- 
 ξίίλ'/ιφχ, to receive, take ; to succeed to, to re- 
 ceive by inheritance, Plat. Pol, B. I ; to bring 
 to ; 2. a. -χχξϊλαξον, ij, $, part. 2. a. act. 
 χχξχλχζων, όντΰί' 1. ο. ind. pan, TxgsK'n^f/j'^j 
 
ΠΑΡ 
 
 640 
 
 ΪΙΑΡ 
 
 ϊ . f, pas. τΤΆξαλτιφ^'^β-ομαι. From ταξα and 
 λχμζάνω. 
 
 ΤΙα,οα,λανά&νω, or -λ'ήύω, f. λνισω, to be con- 
 cealed, to lie hid. 
 
 HoieeiXiyiiTicii, pres. inf. mid. of 
 
 Tlu\akiyofjt.ot,;, to lie by one's side, to sail 
 near the shore, to coast along ; imperf. m. ^cc- 
 uiXiy':,u,fiv. From τταξχ. atid λίγω. 
 
 ΙΙκξΛλύττω, to leave, omit, pass over in 
 
 silence ; iuiih an accus. Hence ra ίταξαλ£<?ΓΟ- 
 
 μινα, omitted f'lings. From <ζηΐίξχ. and λεί<Τ6», 
 
 f. -φω, p. λίλειφχ, 2. Ο. iXt'^ov, p. m. λελβ /cra. 
 
 ΐ1/κ.ξΆλελΐΐμ,ΐ!Αίνοί, part. p. pas. τταξο,λίλίΐ- 
 verai, 3. sin^. perf. hid. pas. •;τα,ζχλζλιΊφ6αι, 
 J), inf. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 ΥίαζΆλΊα. Ία.:, η, ί χωζΐχ. being understood) 
 a territory bounding on the sea ; froin 
 
 ΤΙαξάλιοί, ου, ο και 'h, maritime, near the 
 sea. From -^τοίξα, at, aJid χλ;, α,λοζ, h, the 
 
 sea. 
 
 ΤίαξχΧ'ί'^ΰν, 2. a. inf. act. -τχξαλίτ'/!, 3. 
 SiJig. 2. a. subj. act. of "τ^χξχλίίττω. 
 
 ΤΙαζχλι-^ίΛ), and ^ρτχζχλϊτω, (the same ivitk 
 kXiTiu) f. γισω, to be delinquent, to neglect ; to 
 offend the gods, Apol. Rhod. ii, 246.] 
 
 ΐΙχοκλλαγ>/ι, y,?, h, change, alteration, dif- 
 ference ; the act of changing ; and 
 
 ΤΙχξχλλχζ, by turns, alternately. 
 
 Ίίαξάλλχξι?, ίως, h, discrepancy, change ; 
 alternation ; also in astronomy, parallax. 
 
 ΎΙχζχΤ^Χάττω, f Ιω, to change, differ, vary; 
 to pass by or over, to avoid ; to miss ; to con- 
 found ; to overcome ; j?. 7nid. "Ζχξ'/ιλλχγχ. 
 From 'Trxgx and φΧλά.ττω. 
 
 Τ1χξά?.λγιλχ, parallel things; n. g. pi. 
 
 num. of 
 
 ΐΙχζάΧλ'/ιλοζ, ov, Kx) h, equidistant, par- 
 allel. From Tx^x and χλλήΧων. Th• ίλΧος. 
 
 ΐΐχζχλογίζομοο, to impose upon by false 
 reasoning or by reckoning ; to deceive ; fut. 
 mid. ίσομχι, \.a.7nid. 'TrxQiXoyicx^m, perf. 
 pas. ττχξχλίλόγκτ/ΐΛΧ/. From -ττχζχ and λογί- 
 ζομαι. Th. Xiyu, p. m. λίλογχ. 
 
 ϋχξχΧογισμος, ου, Ό, fallacious reasoning, 
 sophistry. 
 
 TixpxXoynrrm, ου, ο, a fallacious reasoner, a 
 sophist. From perf. pas. of -Trx^xXoy't^o^xu 
 
 ΐΐχξχλογίίττϊκίί, 71, ov, skilled in misleading 
 by fallacious reasoning ; captious. 
 
 ' ΤΙχζάΧογοζ, ου, ο κχ) h, unlooked for, unex- 
 pected ; absurd, unreasonable. From -ττχςχ 
 and X'oyoi. Th. Χίγω, p. m. X'iXoyx. 
 
 TLxfixXoi, o'l, inhabitants of the sea-coast. 
 
 From 
 
 Τίύξο,Χος, ου, ό κχ) 'h, maritime, relating to 
 er bordering on the .';ea. From ■ττχζ» and 
 
 ΥΙχζ^χΧυσις, ιω;, h, loosening, relaxation ; 
 paralysis or palsy ; and 
 
 ϊίχζχΧυτϊκο;, h, ov, paralytic, afflicted with 
 the palsy. From p. pas. of τχξχΧύω. 
 
 ΐΙχζάΧυτο;, ου, ό χκ) «, weakened, feeble, 
 unwarlike, Diod. Sic. From 
 
 ΐΙχξχ?^ϋω,/. νσω, p. ντχξχΧίΧνκκ, to loosen, 
 
 undo ; to weaken, enervate ; to deprive, to ex- 
 empt ; to free or relieve from anxiety. Find. ; 
 
 p). pas. ^χξχλίΧυ/χαι, part. perf. pas. ίΤα^α- 
 ΧίΧυμίνο;, loosened ; also having the palsy. 
 From τΓΧξχ and Χνω. 
 
 Tlx^xfAii^tiTXi, 3. sing. pres. subj. pas. 
 
 from 
 
 ΤΙχξχμύζω, to change from ; to pass by, go 
 beyond; to excel. From τχξχ and ύμιίζω, 
 
 f. •φω. 
 
 Τίχξχμύ-^ί-τχι, 3. sing. l.f. m. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΤΙχξχμίΧίω, to neglect, despise, treat with 
 disrespect. From τχξχ and άμελία/. 
 
 ΐίχξχμεμν'/ΐμκι. See ^Ι'εμν/ιμχι. 
 
 ΐίχξχμενω, f μινω, p. μεμ'ίν/ιχχ, 1 . a. τχ- 
 ξέμεινα, to remain, abide with ; persevere ; ιτα- 
 ξχμενίΐν χγωνιζομίνων, to remain or stay by 
 them while figtiting, Herod, i, 82 ; κχ) •ττχζχ- 
 μ'ενων ειτεΐν, and continuing or persisting (in 
 his praises, I'rxivia-xiJ will say, Τ e phr. Char. 
 2 ; ichere Groiuwius and Fischer ivould ivad 
 τχξχκείμ'ενΜ, and others, τχξχχ,ειμ'ενων, or ττχξχ- 
 χειμενο;• but the common reading is well enough, 
 •π'χζχμ'ενων referring back to ί-ττχινεα-χ,ι. See edit, 
 Simpson. From <7ταζχ and μ'ενω.^ 
 
 Τΐχξχμίξος, ου, ο, Oor. for τχξτιμεοοί, daily, 
 ordinary ; as τχ '^χξχμεξκ 'Τξχγμχτχ, every- 
 day affairs. From τχξϊχ. and '/)μεξχ. 
 
 Τίκξχμεΰημχι, Poet, to pass by ; to excel, 
 surpass. From -^χξχ and χμεύω, to go, to 
 conquer. 
 
 Τίχξχμ'ικξον, almost, well nigh. From ττχξα, 
 
 and μικξ'ο;. 
 
 Υίχξχμυβ'ίομχι, ουμχι, to exhort, encourage, 
 console, comfort by words or otherwise ,• to 
 remedy, repair, make good ; f. inid. 'Λσομχι, 
 1. a, m. τχξίμυά'/]α•χμ'/ιν. From τχξχ and 
 μυ6'εομχι, to relate. Th. μΖίοΐ, a word. 
 
 Τίκξχμυά/ΐιτχίμ'/ιν, 1. a. opt. tn. τχ.ξχμυβγι• 
 ffxffdxi, 1 . a. irifin. mid. from τχοχμυό'εο- 
 μχι. 
 
 Υίχξχμυύΐήτ'ΐ κοί, >!, ov, consolatory. From 
 7Τχραμυ6εομ.χι . 
 
 Τίχξχμυβίχ, χξ, 'h, consolation, encourage- 
 ment, persuasion, argument. 
 
 Τΐχξχμύβιον, ου, το, solace, support. 
 
 Τίχξχμ,υύούμενοι;, dut. pi. part. pres. pas. 
 ■ττχοχμυύουντχι, 3. pi. pres. ind. m. of "Xxgx- 
 μυύίομχί. 
 
 ΤίχζχνχκΧΤνω, to bend downwards, to cause 
 to lie down. From τχζχ and χνχ-κΧΊνω. 
 
 Jlx^xvxX'iffKOj, f χΧύσω, p. τιΧωκχ, to 
 consume uselessly, to waste ; also simply to 
 consume. Th. χΧΊσκω. 
 
 Τίχξχνεω, f 'Λ(ΤΜ, to swim by or near to. 
 Also 
 
 ΤϊχξχνΙω, and 
 
 Τίχξχνγινεω, imperf ■νχζεντινίον the same as 
 •τΓΧζχνήω, Odys. i, ]47.] 
 
 Ιίχζχνήού, to heap up by or near to or by 
 the side of; and simply to heap up.] 
 
 ΐίχξχνομίω, ω, f ή<τω, p. -τΓΧΡχν^ν'ομ'/ικκ, to 
 
 act contrary to law or justice j to pass a law 
 
ΠΑΡ 
 
 641 
 
 ΠΑΡ 
 
 contrary to existing laivs. From ίτα^α a7id 
 ν'ομ,ος, 
 
 Ή.ίχ.ξκνομίβΐ, αί, γι, transgression, iniquity, 
 injustice ; also a violation or disregard of the 
 laws of' one's country, Thucyd. i, 132.] 
 
 Π«^άν3(£ίί;, ου, a κα) '/ι, a transgression, a 
 breaker of the laws. From <T«^a and νόμος. 
 
 ΤΙχξο,νόμωι, adv. illegally, unjustly. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Ι1χξΆνρχ;λίΜ, to disturb, to malce a tumuli. 
 
 Τίαξα,νΰμφίοξ, ov, o, Ά bride-man, he who 
 does the honours of a marriage celebration and 
 has a place by the side of the bridegroom when 
 he leads the bride home. Some authors itse 
 the word ταξάνυμφοζ in the same sense, but this 
 is more commoidy used as a feminine and in 
 the sense of νυμψ^υτζΊα, a bride-maid. Flanche, 
 Diet. Grec-Fran^.\ 
 
 Ύΐα,ζάνυμφο;, ou, 'hi a bride-maid ; sometimes 
 a bride -man. See the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙχζαζ'ιφ};, ϊ^ο;, vi, a poniard, a dagger. 
 
 Τία,ξάτΓΰίν, adv. wholly, entirely, absolutely, 
 altogether ; το «τα^άτίίν, in the same sense, 
 Lucians Dialog.] 
 
 ΤΙ-α,ξα-τηιούω, ω, or Όίομκι, to assay, to malce 
 a slight attempt, to mal:e a trial of. Find. Th. 
 νίίξοί, an attempt, a trial. 
 
 Τίοίξο,'Τίμ'ΤΓω, f -φόο, to pass over, omit ; 
 to transport, carry ; to conduct, lead, escort ; to 
 send by ; to import ; to neglect. From ττα,ξα. 
 and -τημ-ττω. 
 
 Τίο(,ξα.τίτήχο!.σί, 3. pi. perf. ind. act. of 
 νταζατιηγνυμι. 
 
 Σίαξ-τησόντα;, acc. ρ?, part. 2. a, act. if 
 
 Τϊαξα•^?ιγμοί, ατός, το, priinarily a table 
 fastened to a pillar, <|χ•. for instance, a table of 
 laws ; an astronomical table, on which were 
 represented the heavens, the rising and setting 
 stars, the seasons of the year, <|-c. ; a table con- 
 taining the elements of any science. From 
 
 Ή.α.ξοί'^τ^γνυμι, f '^ω, to fix, to fasten to, fix 
 in. From ταξο. and -τ'/ιγνυμι. 
 
 Τϊΰίξα7Τίκ.ξχίνω, f. aveu, to provoke, exasper- 
 ate, embitter ; 1. «. ■ταζί'τίαξανχ. From 
 ατχξοί and <π•ι;ΐξο<.Ίνω, to make bitter. Th. 
 •πικζο;, bitter. 
 
 Τ1(Ζξθί9!•ιχ.ξα,σ•μο;, ου, ο, violent anger, provo- 
 cation, exasperation. From the preceding. 
 
 Li.a.oa'Tr'i'TiTM, f. •τΤαροί.'Τί'τύσω, ]). 'τΤΆοοί'ττΊ'τίτω- 
 χ,α, to fall ; to fall upon ; to meet with ; to oc- 
 cur, happen ; to miss, fail of; to sin ; 2. a, 
 νταφ.'ττ ίσον, part, 2. a. -τταξ^α,τησων, όντοί. From 
 ^αξοί and '^Ί-^τω, to fall. 
 
 Ύίχξο,-ττλάζω, f. yi,!»), to lead astray or into 
 error, Odys. ix, 81 j to deceive; part. 1. a. 
 ei-ct. /Τα^αίτλάξαί• 3. sing. pres. opt. pas. ^ru^a- 
 τλκζοίτο. Fro'm ταξο, and τλ«ζ&), to cause 
 to wander. 
 
 Τΐχξΰί^λίυξί^ια,, τα, and τκξοίτλίυξ'ι^ιον, ου, 
 το, a covering or armour for the sides of a war- 
 horse, Cyrop. vi, 4, 1.] 
 
 'Π.oiξe^■rλίu,f. -ffhiutfuy to sail by or beyond ; 
 
 81 
 
 1. a. ^κξ'ίτλίυσα, 1. a. iif. act. ■xa^o^'^rXifjirxt, 
 Frotn 5Γ«ξά aiid ττΧΐω, to sail. 
 
 ΥΙ.οίρά.'π'Κνίχ,τοζ, ov, ο κα) ίη, frantic, insane, 
 struck with madness ; foolish. 
 
 TlrAaci'Trk'/j^ia, aj, 7], maduess, insanity. 
 
 ΙΙΰ'.ξθίζ•λ-/;/η/)ν, adv. very nearly ; as much 
 as, in as great numbers as. 
 
 Τΐχξαττλ'ήσ-ιοζ, ου, ο κ(Δ r,, nearly approach- 
 ing, akin to, similar, resembling; iri ρί. η, g. 
 TcpccTrX'/iaia,. From TTccpa and πΧ-Λσία, near. 
 Th. '.7ίλά$. 
 
 ΐΐκξκ'τλ',^ιτίία;, adv. in like manner, just as. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙχξΟίττοΐίΜ, to counterfeit, forge, Thucyd. i, 
 132 ; to adulterate. From '^-oi^a, and -ζτοάω. 
 
 Τίχξο.τΓομ,'π-η, ?,s, 'h, conveyance ; conduct, 
 attendance, retinue. 
 
 Τϊ.αξατΓΰΡίύομίχ.ι, f ίΰσομαι, to pass by or 
 over, to go with or by one's side ; impeif. in. 
 "Τοίξίτοζίυαμ'/ιν. From 'τταρα, and ^ορίυαμα,ι. 
 Th. 'τηίοω, to pass over ; p. m. -^τίττοξοι.. 
 
 ΤΙΰίξαττόξφΰξοί, having a purple border, Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 ΤΙοίξ&•Τξεσ€ίία, as, '/], an ill-managed em- 
 bassy ; a pretended or faithless embassy. From 
 
 YLapccTifstrSioaj, and -ίυομ,αί, to be faithless 
 as an ambassador. From ^ταξα, wrotig, and 
 "Τξίσ-ζίία, U'hich is from ττξίσζιΰω. 
 
 ΐ1ίχ,οα.7Τξοσ•-7Τοί'/!ύΊζ, ico;, h, dissimulation^ 
 From 
 
 ΤΙαξατξοβ-'Τοιουμαι, to dissemble, restrain. 
 From -τταξο,, cr^o;, and 'ρτοιίω. 
 
 Ή,ίΖζΰίττωμΰί, ατοί, το, a slip, offence, fault, 
 transgression. From 'ρτα.οοι,-τί^-τΐτω, wliich see. 
 
 ΐΐοίξκτύλίΰν, ου, το, a small gate by the side 
 of a lar;^er, a wicket. From -ζΰλη. 
 
 ΐίαξοίξο,ίϋμ,ίϊν τΤι; ψυλαχη;, to be negligent 
 on guard, Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΐΐύξο,ξο;, ου, ό ku.) w, having an ill-made 
 body, having a disordered or ill-consiructed 
 mind ; cdso useless. From ^τοίξα, ivhich is 
 sojnetimes used in a privative sense, and Μξω, 
 to fit. 
 
 ΐίαξαρρίΰντοζ, gen. sing. part. pres. act. 
 from 
 
 Txoi^si^pisa, to flow by. From -^αξα and 
 
 ΰίύΟ. f. piViToi), 2'• SOpiUKti. 
 
 Τίαξα^ρ-ήτος , ')/, ov, one who may be moved 
 by words, exorable ; persuasive, giving advice. 
 From- νκοα. and ρ'ιω, f. ρήσω, p. ϊ^ρ'/ικ,α. 
 
 TLcipoippuct), or ■ττα.Ρΰΐ.ορίω, ίο flov." by, pass by ; 
 
 2. a. act. '^αξίρρυον, 2, a. pas. τκξίρρυ'/ίν, 'i;. a. 
 subj. pas, ^αξαρρυΰ. From 'τϊαηα, and ρύω. 
 Th. pia>. 
 
 Ή-Άξαξτύω, ω, f. άσω, to suspend from a 
 belt, to gird on as a sivord. From ■■^«ξχ and 
 uPTaoj, or ά,ρτίομαι, which see. 
 
 ΐίαξάξτ'/ιμοί, ατο;, το, any thing worn hang- 
 ing from the belt, any thing suspended from 
 another, an appendage. From the preceding. 
 
 ΐΐχξάξϋμα, ατοζ, το, a rope, cord ; also a 
 covering of skins or other substance for pro~ 
 iection. 
 
 ΠΑΡΑ2ΑΤΓΑ2, or ττχοχσάγγη?, ov, e, 
 
ΠΑΡ 
 
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 ΠΑΡ 
 
 a parasang, a Persian measure containing 
 30 iiiadia, about 3| miles, Xen. 
 
 ΐΐα,ξχσ'ίίω, y. iitrsc), to shake ; to spread out 
 and move ike Jiajids in running, to increase 
 one^s speed. 
 
 ίΐΆζοι.(τ>ψα,ίνω. f. ανω, to make a false sig- 
 nature, to counterfeit ; to seal ; to note down. 
 from 'TTCiga, and σνιμ,ούνω. 
 
 ΤΙχξάστ,μον, ου, το, a particular mark, sign, 
 token, or badge bi/ which any person or thing 
 is knoivn ; an image or figure on the prow of 
 a ship, called the ship's head, Larcher. Herod-I 
 From 
 
 ΤΙαρκίτ^μο;, ov, ο κ,α.) h, counterfeit ; ob- 
 scure, ignoble. Froin -ττιχ,ξα and σνιμοί, 
 
 ΐΪΛξάσ-τ^ο;, o'j, ο, a parasite, a flatterer. Th. 
 (τΐτο;, food. 
 
 TLci^a.iTicj'raci), f. riTCd, to pass over in silence, 
 io conceal. From -ρταξο, and s-im-u-uu), to be 
 silent. 
 
 keepin 
 
 g• silence 
 
 Frov.f. the. preceding. 
 
 ΥίΜξαίτκενύζα), f. άίτω, p. 'Χα,ζίσκιυα,κα, to 
 prepare, make read}', furnish, provide ; to ar- 
 range •, "p. pas. 'ττκζίσ'χίόασ-μ/ζι, 1• /'■ m. 'λ'ο.- 
 ξα,σ}αυά(τομαί. From τχξα and σκ,ίνάζω. Th. 
 ΐΤΆΐΖος, ίύ;, το, a A'essel. 
 
 ilcio-za-Kivcic-i;, for ταξκα-κ,ίνη, prepai'ations, 
 Diod. Sic. From the preceding. 
 
 ΐίαξαο•κίυΰία•τϊκο;, h, ov, skilful or able in 
 preparing things necessary for war, Xen. Mem. 
 iii, 1, 6.] 
 
 Τίχξασκευ'/ι, ί?, 'h, preparations ; the prepara- 
 tion, the na-me given by the Jews to the day 
 before the sabbath on any festival, because pre- 
 paration was tiien made for the due observance 
 of it; ά•το το'.ξα,σαίν'}^;, by concert or agree- 
 ment, Thucyd. i, li>2. From the same Th. 
 
 Tla.oo'.tr'^ov^ia}, f. noOJ, p. ■ττκρίδ'-τΤΰνο'/ικ.α, to 
 break a treat}'•, to violate the conditions of a 
 treaty. Froni -τταρα,, against, and ccrev^ai, 
 treaties. Th. ff-riv'^u, f. σ'-^ιΌτω, to pour out, 
 J), pas. 'ίστηίσμα,ι, I. a. pus. ίΐΤ7ΤίΙσδ•/ιν, perf. 
 mid. ί-τ-ττονΰο,. 
 
 ΐ1αξίίσ'7Τον'^-/ι^7<Τίν, dot. pi. part. 1. a. pas. 
 ^αζα,(ττΰν}ϋΰν<η;, nom. pi. part. pres. act, cf the 
 2')receding. 
 
 Υίαοάσ'π-ονΰ•);, ου, ο kcc) τι, that violates a 
 treaty, contrary to treaty, peiBdious.] 
 
 Ύΐαοαιτ-α,νύν, in standing near or by one's 
 side ; verbal adj. from 7Τοίξί<ττ>ιμι, which is 
 from ^αξοί and "<ττ'/ΐμί. 
 
 ΤΙ.κξ^α.ο'τα,ύμΙ'ζω, to preponderate, outweigh. 
 From 'TK^u, and ατα,ύμ'οζ, ου, ό, a weight. Th. 
 κττ'/ιμι. 
 
 ΤΙύίξαα-τοί;, οίο;, h, a doorpost, a portico ; 
 and 
 
 Τίοίξάτταο-ι;, £&»?, «, appearance, in a court 
 of justice ; exhibition, representation ; presence 
 of mind, impetuosity arising from sef-covfi- 
 dence ; banishment; opinion, judgment, A'iew 
 of the mind respecting any object of perception. 
 From -^α.οΙ>ττ'/ιμι, which is from τταξχ, and 
 '(fT' /ιμι, 
 
 ΤΙαζαί^τατιω, f. nttuy to Stand by, help, 
 
 assist. From 
 
 Τ1αξαστατ'/]ί, ov, o, he who stands by one's 
 side, a comrade, a defender. From the same. 
 
 ΤΙοίξαα-τα,πί, ϊ'^οζ, h, an assistant, an aid, a 
 helpnjate, Xen. Me?n. ii, 1.] 
 
 ΤΙαξάσ-τ'/ιμοί, α,της, το, presence of mind, 
 greatness of soul, magnanimit}% courage, con- 
 fidence ; aid, help ; proof. From -ΡΓοίξκττημι. 
 ΤΐΛξχο'τΐίνοίΐ, 2. a. irf. and 
 Ύ1α,ξκστη(Τοι,ι, 1 . a. inf. act. and 
 Τίκξασ-ττισάμίνο;, pai't. 1. a. m. and 
 Τίαξο,α-τ'/ΐίΤΛσίΰίΐ, 1, a. irf. m. and 
 ΤΙκξκσ-τ'/ιο-ετοα, 3. sing. 1. f and 
 ΐΐοίξοίίττνιη, 2, j)l. 2. a. subj. act. "ΤΚξΟίζΤτω, 
 >?ί, >j, of -ττοοξίστημι, which see. 
 
 Tla!.ξoισ■τξiφω,f. -ψω, to distort, pervert, cor- 
 rupt ; ττΊχξΐχ,σ-τξίφαν Ιμχτίον, to partly turn a 
 garment ; Ιχιττοίφαν, to make it ar.ew, as it 
 were. From •^a.pa and (ττξίφυ. 
 
 ΤΙαίξίιίτυμζάλλΛ), to liken, compare, assim- 
 ilate. 
 
 ΐίαξαιτύνίίτον, (ovcy.a, ου, το, being under- 
 stoodj a word derived from a compound ; als» 
 a compound derived from a verb. From 
 'Tirapu., συν, and τί(''7;μι, 
 
 ίΐοίξαα-ϋξύο, f ϊ^ξ'^, to draw wrong or awry ; 
 to distort ; to pervert ; to corrupt ; to drag or 
 sweep along with itself, as a torrent does. 
 From 'ττα,οα, and σΰοω, to draw. 
 
 ΥΙ.Άξ^οίσφοι.'ί^.'ίζω, f. IffM, p. "ΡΓα.ξίο'φάλίχα, t» 
 fortify, strengtiien. 
 
 ηοίξαιτφάλλα), to cause to err, fail, miss ; to 
 turn aside. From -zraoa, and σφάλλε, f. αλω, 
 p. 'ία-φαΧκα, to trip up. 
 
 Τ1χξα<τφξκγίζω, to set a false seal upon, t& 
 counteri'eit. From τταξο, and α-ψξαγι;, a, 
 seal. 
 
 ΐΙα-ξοίίτρ^ίΤν, 2. a. inf.frofn ^αξί^^Μ, τοίξίΤ- 
 ^ov, iraperf. act. From •;τα,ξα. and 'ίχ,ω. 
 
 ΐ1οίξάσ•ρζ^οΐί , 2. sing. 2. a. opt. act. τα,ζά- 
 σχ^ου, 2. a. imperat. m. from the same ivord. 
 ΐ1αξάσ•ρ(;ου. See the preceding. 
 Τίαξοί,α-^ων, όντο;, having afforded or per- 
 formed, part. 2. a. of ■τοίξίχ;ω, luhich see. 
 
 ΐίαξάταξίί, ίω;, h, the arranging of an 
 army ; an army in battle array ; a battle ; con- 
 tention ; preparationsyor a contest of any kind, 
 Eschin. From 'Τοίξατάσσω.'] 
 
 Ιίαξκτ'/ίιτι;, ioji, ri, extension, the act of 
 lengthening or stretching out. From τα,ζα,- 
 τάτσω. 
 
 Υίαξάτασίζ, ίως, «, extension, the act of 
 lengthening or stretching out. From τοίοοί~ 
 TilvM. Th. τίίνω, f. Tivu, p. τίτα,κοί, to 
 stretch out. 
 
 ΐΙα,ξΆτοί,τ'ίκοί, h, ov, capable of extending ^ 
 in grammar, τα.ζοίτα.τικ,οί, i. e. χξόνο;, the 
 imperfect tense, because it is still extending 
 f'^a^oiTUvtTatJ to the future. Tk. τίίνω, to 
 extend. 
 
 ΐΙίχξθίτατίκ&/ί, adv. in an extended manner,• 
 indefinitely ; loosely. From the preceding. 
 
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 ΤΙαξατίί,ττω, or -άίπτω, to place in battle 
 array ; to arrange one's forces for batttle. 
 From τχξοί. and τάσσω, or -ttiw. 
 
 Τ1αξΒ(.τζβια.μίνος, part, of •τταρκί'ζα,ομαι, which 
 see. Theophr. ] 
 
 ΐ^aξa,τίivω,f. ίνω, p. ^ΰίξΟ,τίταχχ, to stretch 
 out, extend ; to defer j to detain, retard ; to 
 harass, vex ; 1. a. τχρίτανα. Τα. τίΐνω. 
 
 ΤΙκρα'Τ'/ΐΡίω, ω, I'uperf. ^α,ξίΤ'/ΐξίον, ουν, 
 f, ncriUf p. 'π-αοατίτ'/ΐξ'/',χύί, to observe, mark ; 
 to watch for ; to observe scrupulously or super- 
 stitiouslyj Gtdat. iv, 10 ; \ a. •^α.ζίτν,ζ'ήσα, 
 part, 1 ., a, act. ταξατ'/ΐξ'/ίσα,ί, «v7-e>• pi^es. m. 
 ^κξχτ'^ΐξίομϋ!, the same. Fnriii ττα,ξο, and 
 τη^ϊω, to keep. 
 
 ΐ1χξατ9!ξ^σαο•α, part. 1. a. f. g.fro'in 'τΤΆξ^α- 
 ΐΐΰίζα'τνξΐίο'ίί, ίωζ, h, observation, the act of 
 Watcii'ng From the safiie. 
 
 Jlix,^ar¥ip7ivn$ i ov, o, a close observer. From 
 the ?.u7ne: 
 
 TLiceartUTi^i, f. στα.ς^αύγισΐ'}., to set before ; to 
 afford, give ; to compare ; to propose ; to com- 
 mit, entrust to ; to recommend ; \ , a. ίτα^έ- 
 SviKcty 2. a. act. -τταξί^'/ιν, 2. a. suhj. <^ιχ.ξΰίύω^ 
 2, c. irif. ταξίχ.βίΐνχί, ν^""^/• ^«ςοίτεβ^ικχ• pres. 
 pas. -τίαξοίτΐ^μαΐ' also in the middle voice, to 
 serve up, deposite, commit to ; to recommend ; 
 to bi'ing to one's aid ; to cite a passage in proof 
 from a ivriter ; to expose, hazard ; to treasure 
 up; l.y. VI. <7ΓΆραζγΐ7ομαι, 2. a. m. Τί.-.ξΖ&ία'/^ν. 
 From -Tsraga. and τί^μι. 
 
 ΤΙαξατίλλω, to pull out the hair, Aristoph. 
 Pint. 168. 
 
 'Π.α-&τΊλτξΐα,, ας, h, a female xuho pulls out 
 hair. From the preceding. 
 
 Τΐα,ξα,τξκγϋβος, ου, ό κα.) τι, over tragic, 
 ridiculously tragic. From ^χξά,αηά τράγωίοζ, 
 which has the same meaning. 
 
 Τίχζατξίτω, to turn aside, diA'^ert, lead 
 astray. From -τταοα and τξίττω. 
 
 ΐΐχζχτξί^ω, to run by one's side, to run 
 beyond, to pass or glide by. From ^Άξχ and 
 ΤξίχΜ, 2. a. 'ί^ξα,μον. 
 
 ΤΙχξα'ΤξΤζω, and τα,ζατξΐζομΆΐ, to rub, bruise, 
 strike one thing against another ; to quarrel, 
 have animosity against any one. From crapoi 
 and τξΊζω, to bruise. 
 
 Τΐχξκτξΰ'^ίι, yis, h, a turning aside ; a digres- 
 sion ; aiid 
 
 Τίδίξύτξΰ9ΐ'αί, ου, ο κά) h, tu'"ned aside, that 
 has deviated from ; perverse ; not right ; capa- 
 ble of leading aside. From •ζοίζο,τξί.'ττω. 
 
 ΤΙα,ξχτξΜτύω, to lead from the right way, 
 mislead, to deceive ; to move, influence, per- 
 suade, turn from one's purpose. From ττχξο, 
 ayid τ^ωττάω. From, τφ-ττω. 
 
 Τίαξοιτςωτύϋσ' ,jOr πΌίξκτξωτωσ/, 3. jyl, j}res. 
 lad. or suhj. of the precedirig. 
 
 ΤΙ-οίξοίτυγχ^ανύα, to meet ; to be present ; to 
 arrive ; y. mid. τχξκηύ'^ομοα, 2. α. ΐταξίτϋχ;ον, 
 part. 2. a. act. ^αΐζκτΰρι^α/ν, όντα;. From 
 ■ρΤΛξά and τυγχύν». 
 
 ΤΙαξΆτΰχον, η. g, part. 2. a. act. of the 
 
 preceding. 
 
 ΤΙαξίίτυχ,όντΒΐ, ace. sing. m. g. j^art. 2. a. 
 act. of ^α,ρα,τυγ^άνω. 
 
 Ί1.κξθί.υλοί, ου, ό Kcct vi, unlike the sound of 
 the flute, discordant 5 also neighbouring, near. 
 From 'ΤΤ'λξο, and aiXcs, a flute. 
 
 ΐίαραυτΐ Koi, adv. immediately, forthwith. 
 Fro7n το-ξά. and αΐι-ηχοι. 
 
 Τίαραφίξω, J", 'ρταροΐσω, to produce, bring 
 forward, to carry hither and thither; to carry 
 about ; to carry off; to surpass; 2. a. -zot^n- 
 νίγκον, 2. η, imperat. act. ττ/χ,ξίνίγκι, 2. a, 
 inf. ταξίνίγκ,ίϊν σημαίνίΐ οτι Tag upoci <τκξ'/]'Λ- 
 yy.ari -rs?? Βυσίοίς, the oracle declares that ye 
 have suflered the season of sacrifice to pass by, 
 Oem. c. Midiam, I. 12. From ίτα^ά and 
 φ'ίξΜ, to hear. 
 
 ΤΙαξάφ-^μι, to advise, persuade. From 
 
 <7Ταρα and φτιμ), or φάω, to sa}'. 
 
 Τία.ξθίφύα.ί',ΐ(η, 3. siiig. 2. a. ojH. act. hy 
 Para<i,oge, for -ταξα,φάοι,ίί^, from 
 
 Υ\.α.ραφύάνω, <7rDt(^K(pUa<>j, and "ττα,ξάφύ'/ιμι, 
 f. (pUKffoj, to run or arrive before, to outstrip ; 
 2. a. ίφί'/ιν, from φΰημ». Th, φύάνω. 
 
 ΤΙαξχφάίγγομαι, to sound contrary to meas- 
 ure ; to answer vaguely, not to the purpose. 
 
 ΥΙα,ξχφ/ΐξΆ, Ζς, ii, an irregular course ; alien-- 
 ation of mind ; fraud. 
 
 ΤΙαξΆίροξίω, ω, f νισω, to produce, bring 
 forward, collect. From -^αξαφίξω. 
 
 ΤΙαίξα,φξύζω, f. σω, p. ■ττίφξο,κ,α, to para- 
 phrase ; to illustrate the thoughts of another, 
 by expressing them in language more diffuse ; 
 2. a. ίφ^α,^ον, p. m. ττίψξΆ^χ. From 'Trct^u. 
 and φοάζω, to speak. 
 
 Ώ.αξΐίφξασΐϊ, ιως, «, a paraphrase. See the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΐίαζο,ίρξαστ',ϋ, ου, ο, a paraphrast, an inter- 
 preter. From the same. 
 
 ΎΙα^α.φξίχ.στ'ίχο;, vi, ov, paraphrastic, explana- 
 tory. From Uie jireceding. 
 
 ΤΙα,ξΟ',φζύττίϋ, to block up, to fortify against. 
 From ττοίοά and φξάτ•τpJ. 
 
 ΐίαξο,φξονίύιΐ, ω, f. ή(Ται, p. ταξοίΤίφξον/ιζα, 
 to be destitute of reason, senseless, delirious ; 
 to be beside one's self, Aristoph. ΝΊώ. 477, 
 and Pint. 2. Xen. Mem. iv, 7, 6. From 
 'ffa -ξα, and (p^acsiy.j 
 
 Υϊαξθ(.(Ρξοήοι,, a;, vi, madness, foil}'. From 
 
 Τία,ρά.φξων, όνος, ό kolI h, mad, senseless ; as 
 it were -τταξα. rm ψ^ίνα,, contrary to reason. 
 
 ΐίαξαφϋα;, a^as, h, a shoot, scion ; nom. pi. 
 τοίξο,φυά'^ίί. From -ττοίζάφυμι. Th. φύω, 
 
 ΤΙαξαφυλακτίον, verbal adj. it is necessary 
 to guard against, 07ie should waich. 
 
 ΤΙαξΆφυ?>.άττω, the same with its theme φυ- 
 λάσσω, f. 'ξω, ]>. χ^ΰί, to watch, guard, to ob- 
 serve attentively. 
 
 ΤΙαζΟίχ^αΙ, tumults, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Τία,ξύί^^ίΐμάζω, f. άσω, p. '^α,ξο,ιαχ^ύμοίκο^, 
 to winter, be in winter quarters ; 1. a. <7Γα.^ίχ^ύ~ 
 μχσοί, 1. a. inf. act. 9!•οίξθί.χ^-:ΐμάσαι. Th. 
 χ^ίϊμα., oiros} ''■«> winter. 
 
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 ΤΙαζα,^εί/ίλ,ασία, χ;, r,, a wintering. From 
 τταζ χίίμάζω. 
 
 Ϊ1«ξα,χ;'>ΰ^ίΐ7ί, Att.for ^αξαχοξ^ίίΤίΐί, 2. sing. 
 ■ l.f. act. of 
 
 ΐΙχρα^^οζ^ΊΖω, to miss the string, to produce 
 discord, to blunder, Tk. χοξονι, a string. 
 
 Τίοΐξαχξάο//,αι, ΰμαι, f. ill. ησομαι, to mis- 
 use, abuse ; to despise, treat with contempt ; to 
 neglect or disregard, Herod, i, 108 ; used ivilh 
 a dat. gen. and ace, from -Χύίξα ayid χ^ά,ω, 
 or ΐζξάομαι, to use.] 
 
 ΤΙαοκχοημα, ado. immediately, at the pre- 
 sent moment ; as it were in the very act or 
 thing. From 'παζο, and χογιμα, ατός, το, a 
 thing. 
 
 IT -ίαχντ'/ΐί, ou, 0, one who pours water upon 
 persons bathing. From χ,'-ω, to pour out. 
 
 Τίαξαχωζίω, f. τ,σω, to cede, give up, aban- 
 don. From 'ρτκαα and χοίςίοο, to go. 
 
 Τίκοκχω^'/κη^, ί, a cession, the act of giving 
 up. From the preceding, 
 
 ΐΐΆξα^αχά-ψαι, αμαι, to console. Th. 
 •4"jxh. the soul. 
 
 ΠΑΡΑΑΚΟ'2 f^roiooaxoij,.'/!, ov, humid, 
 moist. As if from α.ο}ω, to water, or rather 
 from 'TTK.oa. and ^svoj. 
 
 ΤΙαξ^Άλί'/ι, η?, h, ίο-ζα being tinderstoodj 
 a pantlier's or leopard's skin. From 
 
 ΤΙίχ,ξ^/ίλΒίος, and ^αξοάλίο;, ία, ίον, of or 
 relating to a panther. From 'racdu.Xi;. Th. 
 
 Ώάίίίάλ/ί, See Υίύ.οοα;. 
 
 ΠΑ'ΡΑ02, ου, ο, a male panther or leop- 
 ard ; but τάς^αλίζ, ζω?, '/ι, a female one. 
 
 ΐίαξίκσ-ΐ] Ion, jor -ττάοασι, 3. pi. jrres. ind. 
 of ττάριψΑ, Til. 1 1 μ, I. 
 
 Τ1ύίξβζύΡ•.ομζν, i. pL 2. a. ind. act. of τκ- 
 ρα.Ζά.Χ7^ω. Th. βα,ΧΧαι, J". αΚω, p. β=ζ?^'/}}!,χ, 
 2. a, ίζοίλον. 
 
 Τίκζΐζασκ,ον, sj, ί, iinpcrf. of ττοίζαζάιτκω. 
 From 'ra.oce. and βά,σκω. Poet, for βαίνω. 
 
 Τίαξίζ'^ν, 2. a. ind. act, of <η•ιχ,ρχζαΊνω, 
 f. mid. βγίσομαι. Th. βαίνω• 2. a. ϊζ•/)ν. 
 
 Τίαζζζιάα-αντο, 3. ])l. 1. fi. ind. m. of τα- 
 ξαζιάζομ.'χι, f. mid. άσομοίί, to force, oblige, 
 compel, da violence to. From ττα^α and 
 βιάζω. Th. βία, force. 
 
 ΐίαζίγγξα'τττϋ;, ου, ο κ.αι ri, and τταρίγγρα- 
 φος, ου, ο κ.α] η, fiaudnlentl}'• or clandestinely 
 inscribed or enrolled ; interpolated. From 
 
 TlaoiyycafM, f "φω, to inscribe falsely or 
 clandestinely, to invent fi-audulentiy. From 
 <zaca and ίγγξάρου. From Iv and γξάφω. 
 
 ΐΐαοίγγυάω, ω, f. τισω, to deliver up ; en- 
 cournge, animate ; to order ; armounce. From 
 'Tta'Jt, and lyyvao). Th. ίγγύ-ζι, u'hick see. 
 
 ΐ1α,7ΐ'•/κλτνω, to incline or lean a little. 
 
 YLaoiVjur,v, ■/,?, '/I, \ . a. ind. pas. and 
 
 ΐΐχξί^αταν, Pj. pi, 2, a. ind. act. of "τταξ^α- 
 ViioiuA, nhidi see. 
 
 ΪΙχξΖόξ&μον, is, ε, 2. a. act. from 'τταοατοΐ- 
 •χο}, which see, 
 
 ΐΐκξί^ζίύω, tis, ti, to sit at or near, to be 
 assiduous. From -^aotopos. 
 
 ΤΙάξζ^ξίζ, ου, ο κα) hy a counsellor, an asso- 
 ciate in counsel or government, an associate- 
 judge ; at Athens, the assistants of the chief 
 archon and polemarchus ; one who sits by, 
 assists, or attends upon, Eurip. Med. 839. 
 From '^αξα and 'βοα. Th. ϊΖ.ομοα.'\ 
 
 ΤΙαξίΙωκα, a;, ι, \. a. ind. act. of <^Άξαν(- 
 όωμι, 2. a. '^αξί^ων. Th. ^ί^ωμι, f "Ιωσω. 
 
 ΐΐαοίζίσ. Ion. for τοίοίζου, pres. imperaf. 
 m. and 
 
 ΐ1αξεζία•^οίΐ, pres. inf. m. and 
 
 Ίίαξίζί'το, .S. sing, imperf. tn. from 
 
 ΤΙαξίζομαι, to sit near, by the side of. From 
 •^αςα and ίζομαι, 2.f. viid. Ισούμαι. 
 
 Τίαξίζομινο;, jiart. pres. mid. of the same. 
 
 Τίαξίάίΐί, ίντοζ, part. I . a. jws. from, ίταοί- 
 ^J5v, or -^χξίίά'/ιν, 1. a. pas. of ταζί'/ιμ/. I'll. 
 'ί'/ΐμι, or %&<, to send. 
 
 Τίαζίύ'ίμίν, σο, ro, and in 3. pi. "^ocoihvro, 
 2. a. ind. m. of -ρταξΆτίβ'/ιμι, tvhich see. 
 
 ΤΙαξίίίΜξουντο, 3. pi, impejf. of ^αζα^ΰα- 
 ξίομ,αι, ivhich is from τταςα and Β-ίωξίω, to be- 
 hold. Th, Β-=ωξο;, a spectator. 
 
 ΐϊαο^'/^ν, either 2. a. ind. act. of •^ταζατΊ- 
 ύ'Αμι, to set before ; or \.a. pas. from ταξί^μι. 
 See ΤΙ.αοίύύζ. 
 
 ΐΐαοί^ξίο-αν, for -ταξίύ'ίξκταν, 3. J^l. 1 . ο. 
 ind, act. of -τταζαβίξίΖ,ω, to crop, reap, cut ofT. 
 From •ταξα and Β-ίξίζω. 
 
 Υίάξϋ, pres. imperat. ; also τάξίΐ, 2. sing. 
 pres. and 3. sing, imperf. of -ττά^ίΐμ,ι. 
 
 ΠΑΡΕΙΑ', and AEol. 'Pta^'/t'ia, ας, '/ι, the 
 cheek ; ge?i. pi. -ταξΐΐων. 
 
 Υίαξίία-το, Ion. for ταξίίντο, 3. J)l. pluperf. 
 from the perf. -τταξίΊμαι. Th. ϊω, to sit, put 
 on ; jierf, pas, ίΙμΜί. 
 
 ΐίαξίΐόον, 2. a. of ίταρίί^ω.^ 
 
 ΐΐαοίίΐω, to neglect. From <za^a, denoting 
 failure, and ίΊ'οω. See also under ΤΙκξΐ^ίΐν. 
 
 ΐίαξίί^γιν, η;, '/ι, 1. a. iyid. pas. of τταξί'/ιμί^ 
 ivhich see under ταξί^ί;. 
 
 ΐΙαξίΤχα, peif. act, of <ταξί'/ιμι. Th. Ί'/^μι, or 
 ϊω, to send. 
 
 Τΐχζύκω, to yield, grand, permit. From 
 ίικ,ω. 
 
 ΐΐχξίίλίτο, 3. sing. 2. a. m,. and 
 
 Τίκξίίλον, s?, i, 2. a. act. of ^αξχΐξίω. 
 Th. uίp^ω,f. Άσω, 2. a. ειλον, j). ^ρ'/ικα. 
 
 ΐίαξίίλτ,φαη, 2. ρί. perf. act. of -^αξαΧαμ. 
 ζάνω, the same uith λαμ,ζάνω -f. mid. Χ'/ι-φομαι, 
 perf Att, ί'ίΧνφα, 2. a. ϊΧα,ζον. 
 
 ΤίαξίΐΧ'/ΐφΛί;, ότος, part. perf. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 ΤίαξίΤμοίΐ, perf, pas. of 'κα^ίημ^ f fnid. 
 'τταρίο'ομαι. Th. Ίημι, to send. 
 
 Ιίαζϋμ^οζ, '/I, ov, dismissed, sent back •, part, 
 perf. pas-. Hence τα^ειμίναί, ace. 2)1. f g. of 
 •τταζί'/ιμι, which, see. 
 
 Τΐοίξίίμι, ττάξίΐ, τάζίστι, <7Γάξίσμίν, ^κξίστί, 
 "ττάοίίσι, pres. inf. τα-ξίΤναι, part, -τταξων, όντοξ, 
 iinjicrf. -παζτ,ν, to be present, to be by the side 
 of, to stand by one, as a defender ; f. mid. 
 •τταιήσομ,σ.ι, and 'ττάοισται. From -ταξο, and 
 ί'ιμι, to be. See also under Τίάξίστιν. 
 
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 ΧΙάξϋμι, to come, advance, arrive ; in 2. 
 
 and 3. sing. •7τάξ%ις, -ruouiri. From τΛξα 
 and Uf^i, to go. 
 
 ΤΙκξϊΐναι, pres. inf. of 'τίάξΐιμι, to be present-, 
 which fee. 
 
 ΐΐΛζ9.ί'Τ'/ι, 3. sing. 2. o. or 1. a. subj. act. 
 of ίταξΕ^ώ;, to persuade, induce. 2Vi. ivm, 
 to say. 
 
 Τ1(Χξΐΐί, svre;, part. 2. a. act. of ταξί-^μί, 
 to omit ; luhich see. 
 
 ΐΐΛζύζ, part. 2. a. of ^τα,ζίτιμι, to throw, 
 cast ; K'ffo λύ•7Γ7ΐ? ταξύί idVTuv, for sorrow cast- 
 ing himself on the ground, Dion. Hal. Ant, 
 i, 87. 
 
 ΤΙαζίΐίτα,γύ), f. ά,'ξ^ω, p. Traoiitrnx^cx,, to intro- 
 duce, to introiiuce clandestinely; perf pas. 
 ■za^'Affny^oii, ζαι, -ATOit. From τΐΊχζκ, sis, and 
 κ,γω, to lead. 
 
 Τΐα,ξίκτα,γωί/γι, yj;, 'h, an introduction. From 
 τΤίχ,ζίΐσάγω. 
 
 ΐΙαξί7ο•α/, 3. sing. perf. ind. J)as. of 'Ζ-χ- 
 ξίνίμΐ- 
 ΐΙαοίίσ'κκ.τη;, ου, ο Kci) 7), one who lias clan- 
 destinely insinuated himself, an intruder, a 
 stranger. From -ττΆζίΐσάγω, tvhich sec. 
 
 ΤίΆξϋο^ύνω, f. vffu}, to creep in slily, to in- 
 sinuate one's self; 1. a. ταζίΐτ'ύίυσοί. From 
 ^α,ροί, ίΐζ, and ΰννω, or ovm, f. οΰσω, 
 
 Τΐ!ΐίξίΐσίνίγχα.ντίί, part. \. a. of "τταοιισφίρω. 
 
 ΐΐκξίίίτίξχ^ομαί, to steal into ; to pass by ; to 
 enter ; to come, arrive ; f. mid. ^αξίί/τΐλίύσ-ο- 
 μΰίΐ, 2. α. να.ζΐισ'ί^λβον. From ταξα, s/j, and 
 ίξχομκι. 
 
 Τΐιζξίίσάω, ?>. sing. perf. hnperat. pas. -ra- 
 ξζΐίτο, σβω, of τϋξί'/ιμι, xvhich see. 
 
 Υΐάξζκη, 3. si7ig. of -π'ά,ξίΐμ.ι, to arrive, which 
 is from ί'ιμι, and 3. ^j/. of ^άξζίμί, to be pre- 
 sent, from ί'ιμί. 
 
 ΐΐκοΐΐα-ττίτττω, to break into, suddenly to 
 fall upon. From 'τκξα and ίΐσ-^τί-ίττω. 
 
 ΤΙύίξίκτ-τοξίΰομχι, to enter secretl}*. 
 
 ΤΐΆξίί/τφίξω, f. ττα,ξΐίσβίσω, to introduce in 
 addition to; to exercise, employ, use ; \.a. 
 ind. act. 'ττα,^ασή'.α'γ'Λα,, part. 1. a. act. <π''χ- 
 ξίΐιΤίνίγκΛζ, αντος. Fro7)i ττχξχ, ίΐς, and 
 φ'ίξω. 
 
 χΧα,ζίίσφύί'ίξομ,κι, to creep into, slily insinu- 
 ate one's self to the injury of another, Jos. B. 
 J. iv, c. 8 ; see Taylor ad Lycurg, § ii, p. 
 329. JBos. Animadv. c. xxiii. 
 
 Τίαξίΐχ^ί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of <ρτα,ξί^ω, 
 to aiford, exhibit. Th. ίχ^ω, imperf. ίίχ^ον, 
 2. a. 'i(rx^ov,f. 'ί'ί,ω, and σχ^ήσω. 
 
 ΤΙαξΙκ., or ταξίζ, without, separate from. 
 From 'τΐο.ζο. and !«, or Ιξ. It governs the gen, 
 or accus. 
 
 Τΐΰΐζζκ,όίύϋντο, 3. pi. imperf. mid. of <7rx^a- 
 χάύ'ημκι, to sit near, by the side of. From 
 •ΤΓΚξα, and κ,άύ'/ιμιχι, to sit. Th. ημοα, the 
 same. 
 
 ΥΙοίξίζύ,λίΐτα, ας, s, 1 . α. ind. act. of τχρα- 
 x,KXic,j,f. ισω, p. κίΆλτικα. Th. χα,Χίω. 
 
 ΤΙχξίχάλουν, contracted for ταξίχάλίον, i?n- 
 ^erf. of the same. 
 
 ΤίαξίΗ,ζχίνΰυίΤί, 3. ρΐ. pres. ind. from 
 
 Τ1α.ξίχζ/χ.ίνιΐϋ, to depart from, digress, pass 
 over ; and hence to violate, transgress. From 
 ττΰίξοί, Ik, or Ιξ, and βαίνω, f. mid. βγ,σομ,αι^ 
 ]). βίζ^ικα, 2. ο. tSr.v. 
 
 ΤΙαζίζζα,ίπ;, £&»?, ί, departure, passage 
 through or over ; digression ; transgression ; 
 dat. pi. ταξίκ,ξά,α-ίδ-ι. From the preceding. 
 
 Τίαξίκίλίόίτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of ^αξα 
 and ϋίλίυω. Th. κίλω. 
 
 ΐ1αξί?ΰλύτΜ, to fail. Th. λύτΤΜ. 
 
 Tia.^iK\7i6riv, 1. a. ind. pas. of <ra^ix.xoiXioj. 
 Th. κ,χλίω, f. ίο-ω, p. »ί«λ»!««• perf . pas. «s- 
 κΧ7ΐμα.ί, I. a. pas. ίκλγ,θην. 
 
 ΤίΛξζκ,ζ'ιό'/ια-α,ν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. j)cis. of •xa..' 
 ρακζίνω. 
 
 ΐ1ΰίξίκ.ξούΰ•ατο, 3. sing. 1. a, m. of -prxpx- 
 
 KPOVM. 
 
 Τΐχξίκτίίνω, f. κ,τζνω, p. τ'ίτα,ζα, to ex- 
 tend, lengthen, stretch out; 1. a. "xaoii^iruiia. 
 From 'τΤίχ.ςα, \x, and τίίνω. 
 
 Τΐα,ξίχτίίν, it is necessary or a duty to 
 afford, 07ie must or ought to exhibit ; a verbal 
 adj. from <ταξίχ;ω. 
 
 ΤΙα,ξίκ.τ'ίκ,ος, h, ov, ready or prompt to sup- . 
 ply ; verbal adj. frovi 'ττΆξϊχ^ω. From ττχξχ. 
 and ϊχω. 
 
 Υΐα,ξί-Λτοττος, out of place, out of the way, 
 devious. From -ττα-ρα., I», and τάστος. 
 
 ΤΙαξίκτο;, adv. without, from without, out- 
 ward ; except that ; used ivith a genitive. 
 From "Τα^ά and ίκ,τόί. Th. L•, or έξ. 
 
 ΐ1ιχξίζν\1/ύί, 1. a. ind. act. of ταζαζν'ΖΤΤύα, 
 to stoop. Th. KUvTTctjff, "ψω, p. ίύκ,υφα,. 
 
 ΥΙοίζζκ,χύω, to pour upon ; to overflow, 
 Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΐίαξίλα,ζον, 2. a. ind. act, (f ι-χξχλαμ^άνΜ. 
 Th. Χαμζάνω, f. 7nid. λί^φομαι, p. Att. zl- 
 
 λ7)φκ. 
 
 ΤΙαξ-λκύνΜ, to pass on, ride by or beyond ; 
 to advance against, to approach ; to carry offl 
 From <7Τα,ξα, and \Χα,ύνω, f. ίΧά,ΐτω, p. ηΧακα. 
 
 ΎΙ.α,ρζΧΐ'γχίΜ, ω, f. ήσω, p. '/ιΧίγχ'/ικα, to 
 prove, convince, refute, reason. From ■τηχ,ρα. 
 ΙΧ'ιγχω. 
 
 ΤίαξίΧίξατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of ταξαΧί- 
 ^ομαι, 
 
 Υίας^ίΧίίκηαι, Ion. for τχξίΧίύσΆ' 2. sing, 
 l.f m. of τΤΆζίοχομαι. Th. ϊζχομαι• f. m. 
 ϊΧιυσομαι. 
 
 ΐΙα,ξίΧηΧνύϊναι, perf. infin. m. and 
 
 ΤίχξίΧ'/ι?.υ^Μζ, Ότος, arid in n. g. ίΤ«5£λ};λϋ- 
 βοί, part. perf. m. Att. ^ΆζζΧ'/ιΧν&ότΆ, accus. 
 sing. m. g. of τΓαζίξχομαι. 
 
 ΤΙα,ξζΧύίΊν, 2. a. inf. act, and 
 
 ΎΙ,χξζΧθίτω, 2. a. imperat. of the same. 
 
 ΐΙχζίΧ^όνταζ, ace. pi. m. g. part. 2. a. act. 
 <τχξίΧύΰυ<ταν, ace. sing. f. g, of the same tense, 
 from 
 
 Τίχξίλ^αν, ovros, part. 2. a. of "ΤΆξίζχομχι. 
 Th, ίξχημχι, f, m. ίΧίύσομχι, 2. a. ^Χνύον, and 
 by Sync, τίχβον. 
 
 ΤΙαοίΧ^ύοσΊ, 3. 2>^• 2. a. subj. act, from the 
 same. 
 
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 ΤΙχξίλκαντ», (tec. sing. part. pres. of •roc- 
 ^Χκω. Th. ϊλχω. 
 
 Τία.οίλχυα•ί;, ίωξ, ή, a protraction ; a pro- 
 lonsint;. 
 
 TlaotXxv3''rl•):, ου, b, a procrastinator, tem- 
 poriser ; and inf. g. ταξίλχνίττξίχ. From 
 ΤΙχξΐλζυΐϋ, the scwie ivith 
 TixeiXxof, to proti-act, defer, retard ; also to 
 abound, to be superfluous. Froin Trxoa:, and 
 £A»<w,y. |iy, to draw. 
 
 Yi^ocQiXoy'iacu, 2. sing. 1. a. vi. of ^χζαλο- 
 γ'ί'ζομ,α.ι. 
 
 Τίΰίξίμζάλλν, f. βα,?.ω, p. -^τχξίμξίζλ'/^κοί, 
 ίο throw into, to intermix ; to arrange in 
 order of battle ; to encamp ; 2. a. ταξενίξαλον, 
 p. m. ■τκξίμζίζΰλα. From τα,ξοί, sv, and 
 βάλλω, to throw ; J), βί^λ'/ικα, 2. a. Kx- 
 Xov. 
 
 Τίιχ,ξίμζά,λλαιμίν, 1. pi. iires, of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΤΙαξίμζίζλίίχνΤαν, acc. sing.f. g. jmrt. jietj. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 YLaciyAy.'/jcri;, icj;, n, and 
 Τίχξΐμζολτι, wi, 'h, the act of throwing in ; 
 insertion ; order of battle ; a camp ; a castle ; 
 an army. From -τηζξίμζάλλΜ. 
 
 Σία,οίμτίττα), to fall amongst, to meet with ; 
 to insinuate one's self into, take part in ; l.y. 
 7/1. 'ττα,οζμ'ττίαονμα.ι. Th. 'ττΐ'τττω. 
 
 Τίαξίνίζα,ον, ίς, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of τκξίμ- 
 ζαλλω. 
 
 Ιίκξίνεγχί, 2. a. imperat. and 
 ΊΪΆξ•:ηγχι7ν, 2. a. inf. of τταξαφίξω. Th. 
 <ρ\.οω, f. ο'ια'ω• 2. «. Yiviyxov. \ 
 
 ΐίαξίτ/ινίον, Poet, imperf. of ^χζαν>]νία>, Odys. •. 
 5, 147.] __ I 
 
 ΙΤίί^ΞνίΈΓν, Oor. for -yraaiX^tTv, 2. a. inf. ■ 
 <ind vciOivSm, Dor. for νηχοΐλί'/,?, 2. a. suhj. ι 
 act. of ττΆοίξχ^ομα,ι. , 
 
 ΐΐκξΐνέϊσΐζ, ίως, h, insertion, a parenthesis j | 
 and \ 
 
 ΥΙκξίνύτ,χ'Λ, nc, ?!, an insertion ; supplement, j 
 appendage ; digression. From 'τταζίντίύτιμί. ι 
 From 'TKoci, Sv, and τΊύημ-ι, to place. j 
 
 Hccoivvi-JTu, to admonish, speak to, Apol. \ 
 Mhod. iii, 367 ; the same as -^οίοαν^άω, Schneid. 
 Xei'.] 
 
 Tlccoivo}(^XiM, f. ήΰω, p. νν.ρινώγ^λν\κ.α., to 
 disturb, make a tumult, give trouble to ; used 
 with a dative. From ττα,οα., iv, and ο^^χίω. 
 Th. οχ,Χος, a crowd. 
 
 YLa.^i'jrU-/iy,i, to insert, place in. From 
 .ντΛζο., h, and νΊ^'/ιμι. 
 
 ΙΙκξϊξ, or ΤΆξΙχ, witliout, out of; except. 
 From ττκξο, ayid £|, or Ik. 
 
 Τίαρί^ίι, Luke vii, 4, according to Beza, 
 
 Pasor, Castel. Vulg. Lat. Mar hi. Qucest. 
 
 Gram, l.f mid. Attic, for -pra^Vi'/,, thou shalt 
 
 perform or make good. 
 
 τΐχςίΐ'αν, 1. /. zVi 
 
 ΎΙαζίζ,ίΧαύνω, to go beyond ; pass by ; ad- 
 vance to battle, attack. From •ptv-ok, Ik, or 
 I5, and 'iXv.Cvu. 
 
 if. act. from '^αζΐχ^ω, 
 
 ΤΙαξίζ,ιΧηλά»ιι, Ian. τχξίξίΧτ,χάχί/, Att. 
 for τταξίΐ'/ιλάκ^, 3. sing. act. pluperf. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 ΤΙαξΒξ'ηϊί, 3. sing. perf. m. Ion. of ^αξί- 
 ϊ,αμι, to pass by. Th. ιΊμι, to go. 
 
 Τ1αξί'ξ?ιχί, 3. sing. perf. or I. a. of 'Ταξζ'ξ- 
 ί'/ιμι. From •πΆξο., Ιξ, and "ΐΥιμι, to send. 
 
 T\.xpi\iUu.i, to pass by ; pres. inf. of 9ταξ- 
 
 Τία,ξΐ^ίίτττ,μι, f ττχζίκστ'/ισω, p. ίξ,ίιττνικα^ 
 to displace, remove, change, corrupt ; 2. a. 
 
 ΤΙα,ξί^ομΐν, 1. pi. l.f. act. of ίτχξίχω. 
 ΤΙαξίοΐα-χ, Dor. for <^ΆΡΐουσα,, Ion. for tra~ 
 ξοΰιτα, port, pres.f. g. of τάξίίμι. 
 
 ΤΙαξεόντα, acc. sing. part. pres. of cra^siyy, 
 evres, Ion. for •ταξων, from νάξζιμι. Th. 
 ίΐμ}, to be present. 
 
 ΐΐχξΐουΰ-ι, dat. pi. part. pres. for ^αζου<η. 
 Ion. from •^τχζίύν. See ΐΐκξίόντα. 
 
 ΤΙκξί'Τί/'Τζν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of τα• 
 ξο,τηΐύω, the same with ττύύω, f σω, p. »a» 
 2. -a. Ιτηβον. 
 
 ΐΙκξίτιξο7]&ίω, to bring aid, to assist, Diodm 
 Sic. From τκξα, It), and βο•/)ύίω. 
 
 ΤΙχξί'ζ'ώίίχνυμί, f ζω, p. τΓΚξίτη^ι^α^α, to 
 show, exhibit ; be ostentatious of. From -τχξχ, 
 ίττ), and ^ίίχνυμι. 
 
 ΐίχξί•τί^'/ιμΰί, ου, ο χχι τ), a stranger. From 
 'Tfaok, and ίτί'^•/ιμο;, ου, ο χχ] h, which is from 
 ίτι and '^τ,μ,οζ, the people. 
 
 Τίχοίτιχξΰ,νχ, 1. a. ind. act. of ■τχζχ-^ίχζαί-' 
 νω, f xvZ. Frotn ττχζχ and ττιχζχίνα/, the 
 same ivith -ffix^cu, to make bitter. Th. ττιχξο;, 
 bitter. 
 
 ΤΙαξίΤ/νοίΜ, to ίηλ^εηί. From •τχξχ, l^tt 
 and ντΑω, Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΤΙαξ'ίτλχγ'ξενρ 3. sing. 1. a. of ττχξχ- 
 ίΤλάζω.] 
 
 ΤΙχξί'Τλχζχν, Dor. for ^αξίτΧ'ήζχν, 3. pi, 
 1. σ. act. of -ΛΤχξχτΧ'^ττω, f. %ω, to strike the 
 wrong string of a musical instrument. See 
 •^XvtTTU). 
 
 ΐΐχξίτομχι, to follow. From "ττχζχ, and 
 ι-τΐομαι. 
 
 ΤΙχξίΤΤ' /iv, 9!s, 91, 2. a. act. of '^χξί'Ττΐίμι^ 
 to fly by, with, beyond. From τχζχ and 
 Ί-τττχμχΐ' f. m. <ττήαΌμαι, 2. a. m. ί-τττάμην. 
 
 Υίχξίξγα,-'ι',; λόγων, one who cultivates elo- 
 quence in addition to his regular profession, 
 Eurip. Supj)l. 426, aiid Markl. ibid. From 
 Txoa. and Ιξγά-τ' /is. Th. εξγον. 
 
 ΤΙχξίζγον, ου, το, an appendage, any thing 
 accessory, additional, or incidental. 
 
 Τΐχξίζγοί, cv, b xa) vi, that is undertaken in 
 addition to a previous work, supplementar3% 
 FroJn ττχζχ and εξγον. 
 
 ΤΙχοεξείίξομχι, to be greatly provoked, irri- 
 tated, from 
 
 Τίχξεζίύ'ιζω, to provoke, irritate. From <πα•- 
 ξχ and ίρίΰίζω. 
 
 Τίχξΐξτειν, to creep into, to enter clandes- 
 tinely. Th. ϊζστω. 
 
 ϋχζί^'μυχχ, χζ, ε, perf. ind. act. fr%m 
 
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 ΤΙχζί^'ρ'ίω, to flow by. From ΤΆξα and 
 
 ΐΙαξίξ;)ζ^οι^αι, to pass by, away, to escape 
 from ; to come to ; y! m. ^Άξίλΐΐ/σομο^, 2. a. 
 'ΧΛξΐή'Κθο^, 5. a. iinperat. ίτα^ίλ^ί, 2. a. subj. 
 ττΆξίλύω, and in 3. j^L -τα,^ίΧύωσι, 2. a. inf. 
 act. 9Ταζίλ6ί7ν, part. 2. π τταοζλύων^ cvtos, 
 perf. m. •ζ-α.ξίλτ,λυέα. Hence ^τχζίλ'/ιλυίω; 
 χ,ξονοζ, time past. 
 
 ΐΐάξίξ, send back, dismiss, permit ; 2. a, 
 impei-at. of <7ταζΊτ^μι. Th. 7>j,<*/. to send. 
 
 Υία,ρί<τνμαΛ>ιτάμ,ίύα, 1. ])l. i. a. m. o/" «ra- 
 ξο,ίτ^,ιι/Λιόομαι, to note down. From tuou. and 
 £•*ΐμί{όω, J', ωσω. Th. ιτϊίμα, arcs, το, a mark, 
 
 Τίάξΐιτις, ίίοζ, 71, remission. From -Troe-oWi^i, 
 ichich is from τταξα and "-/,μι, or ϊω, to send. 
 
 ΤίαξίΟΊάττΆ, 3. si}ig. iiuperf. act. of' txok- 
 ^ιωνά,ω. Til. σιω<ζάω. 
 
 ΤίιχξΒΐτκ.ίυχ^ατο, Ion. for ■;τχξίο'χίνκα'μίνΰΐ 
 rKfuv, S. pi. pluperf. pas. and 
 
 ΤΙαξίίτχίνκζοντΛ, 3. pi. imperf. pas, of 'τα- 
 ξασκίνάζω^ f άιϊω, to prepare ; \, a. -χαρι- 
 «■κίύα,σα.. 
 
 Tl.ccgz'Tx.iuaffunVy 1. a, hid. pas. from the 
 same. 
 
 ΐ1χοία•<ΤίΧξτοί{, S. sing. Jierf, pas. of <ruaa- 
 «ττίίξίο, to sow amongst. Th. σ^ηίοω, f. ξω, 
 
 1. a. sViTi/^a, p. ίσταοκα, p. m. 'ΐσ-τταοα. 
 TLccoicra-/;., thou wilt be present ; Poet, for 
 
 Tct^ia'Ay 2. sing. \.f. m. ; so -λ•κζία•(ητα.ι for 
 ταξζΛται, from •7Γάοίΐμι, whicli is from τχξχ 
 and ιΐμ'ι• f m. ζσομα,ι, 'a, irxt, a?id bi/ Sync. 
 'iffrsct. 
 
 Τί(χξίβ•τχι, 3. sing.f. m. of the same. 
 
 Ύίαξίστάμιν, Ion. for -τΓαζίστάνκι, pres. inf. 
 act. of 'Χα,ξίο-τν,μί, for ^αξίσ•τ'/]μι. From ττα,ξα 
 and ιστγιμι, or "σ•τ',',μι, f στήσω, 2. a. ϊστ'/,ν. 
 
 TLuoiffTKv, Poet, by Sync, for τταξίστ-ζισκν, 
 
 2, pi. 2. a. ind. act. of '^ξίστ^μι. Th. 
 Ίστ'/ιμι. 
 
 Τίαξίστίην, r,;, n, 2. a. ind. act. of ίταο.'- 
 ffτyιμι. 
 
 Τίαξίστ'/,σα,τβ, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of the same. 
 
 ΤΙάξίστ/ν, 3. sing, of ^άξαμι, it is present, 
 and, XL'illi the infiaitiue, it is permitted, it is 
 allowed, it is in one's power. Th. αμί. 
 
 Τίαξίσταξ, ωτος, part. perf. act. contracted 
 for 7Γα,ξίσ•<Γη»ω$, Ότος, from craoiVc^^/, ivhich 
 see. 
 
 Τίιχξίστωτίξ, p)l. of the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙαξίσ^ί, 3. sing 2. a. ind. act. of <να,ξίχ^ω. 
 
 ΐίαξίσχ^ίύί)), 3. sing, imperf act. of ττιχξεσ- 
 ^ίύω, the same unth ναξίχ^ω, to yield or afford. 
 Th. ίχω, imperf ίϊ;^ον. 
 
 ΤΙαξίτάζαντο, 3. pi. 1. a. m, of ταξατάσσω, 
 to set in battle array. Th. τάσσω. 
 
 Πα^ίτε/να, 1. a. ind. act. of τταξατύνω, 
 f. ΐνω, p. 'ταρατιτακ,α. Th. τύνω. 
 
 Τ1<χξίτξατί, 3. si?ig. 2. a. ind. act. from 
 ντΆζατξίττω- f. •φω, p. ^α• 2. a, ίτξα-τον, 
 p. mid. τίτξΰτα. Th. T^iToj. 
 
 ΤΙιζξίΤξίσσΛν, 3. pi. 1. a. of 'ΤΧξατξίίυ, the 
 σ being doubled in poetry, to be frightened, to 
 
 flee in terror. Th. τξίω, f. τξίσω, to trem- 
 ble. 
 
 ΐΐαοίυοίσχω, to discover, invent. From 
 "τταξα and ίΰξίσκω, to find. 
 
 ΐΐκξίύσαί, Dor. for τχξούσ'/ΐί, gen. sing» 
 part, pres.f g.from τύξίιμι, tc be present. 
 
 Τίόΐξί^άλϋίνσε, 3. sing. 1. a. act. of ίτα^α- 
 χ^αΧκ,ιΰω, to be a brasier, to forge; which is 
 from χ^ίχλκίνω, to work upon brass or iron. 
 Th. χ^χλκοζ, brass. 
 
 Υία,ξίχ^'ΐμζν, Ion. for ττα^ιχ^αν, pres. inf. of 
 ΤΆξίχ^ίύ, lohich see. 
 
 llocoi^ovTi, Dor. for ίταξίχ;ονσι, 3, pi. pres. 
 of the same. 
 
 ΤΙαξίχ^ου, pres. imperat. pas. (f 
 
 ΤΙκΛ^ω, imperf '7rct^ux^ov,f. •ηχξ?'ζω, p. rra- 
 ξίσχ^Ϋΐκα, to furnish, afford, impart ; to exhibit ; 
 to produce nitnesses, Lys. ; 2. a. ταξίσρ^^βν, 
 part. 2. a. act. ^αξασχ^αιν, όντα;, pres. m. -ffo.- 
 φχομαι, imperf, m. -ττοίοιιχομην, βυ, ίτβ. 
 From ^ΓΆξχ, and ϊχω. 
 
 Τίαξζων, Poet, or Ion. for -παοων, part. pres. 
 of 'ττάξίΐμ.ι, to be present. Th. ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 ΐΐκξγι, 3. sing. pres. subj. from the same 
 verb and Th. 
 
 ΐΐαο'/,γγίιλι, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 χαοα,γγίλλύ), f. ίλω, p. Tuo^hyyiXKo,, to di- 
 rect ; 1. a. ΐτκξηγγίίλα,• 2. a. '7raor,yyi'>,o•}, 
 p. m. 9ταξ'/ίγγί?^α. From να,ξκ and ayyiXXbi, 
 to tell. 
 
 Ιίαξ-^γοξίίσχί, 3. sing, bnjyef. Ion. for 
 ^χο'/^γΰξίΐ, from 
 
 Tlxξt:yoξiM, to console ; to exhort ; to sooth, 
 appease ; pare, jrres. ■ττα,ζηγοξίων ■Tra^v.yo^auy.iyy 
 1 . pi. pres. ind. -^αο',ιγοοίΆτο, Ion. for τταρ-ή- 
 γ'οξ'/,το, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. From -τταξοί 
 and ayooica, f. ίήσω, the same loith άyaξίύω, to 
 harangue. Th. uyooa, ας, vi, the forum. 
 
 Yice.o'/]yo^'ia, a;, h, consolation, solace. 
 
 TLa^nyu^oi, ου, ο κα) h, a comforter, consola- 
 tory. Fro7ti ';ruξ'/ιyooicϋ. 
 
 Ώ.ΆζΥ)Ίζ$'/ι, was suspended, 3. sing. I. a. ind, 
 pas. of 'παξκύξεμοί.ί. From ττοί,ξα. and άύξω, 
 f. α,ΐζω, p. -ηίζχα, to lift up ; 1. a. jias. ϊι'ίξβην^. 
 1. a. subj. pas. αεξ&ω. 
 
 ΤΙί/,ξτ,ϊ'ξί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of ^ταξαΐιτ- 
 σω. Th. α,'ίσσω, f. ξω. 
 
 Tloc^riiov, ου, το, the cheek. From ■ταρείά, 
 «ί, >), the same. 
 
 Ι1αξ-/ΐί'ΰν, ov, TO, an ornament for horses, 
 which used to be fastened to the jaws. From 
 
 Ή.α,ξ'/,ΐοζ, ov, κ.χϊ yj, of or relating to the 
 cheek or jaw. From the jrreceding Tit. 
 
 TLoio^xa, I. a. ind. act. if "τα,ξί^,μι. 
 
 Τίκξηχολούύ'/ικα, a.?, ε, perf ind. act, of 
 <^Άξχκολον^ίω, f. 'Ασω, to follow. Th. αχά- 
 λονύος, a footman. 
 
 Υίαξ'/,χω, f '/ιϊ,ω, p. ^,χ^α, to belong to ; to 
 reach, pass through; to come forth, appear. 
 Th. '/\χω, to come. 
 
 Πίί^ίίλ/'τίί, 2. a. of Tci^aXiTioj, ivhick sec^ 
 
 ΤΙχξΤιλβον, 2. a. of τΓΚξϊξχ^ομαι. 
 
 ΐΐοίζ'/ιλόοσοί,ν. Besot, for ira^jfA^av, 3. ^>?, 
 2. a. ind, act. of rrx^i^^ouat. 
 
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 ΊΙ.α,ξ•^λίβ;, ου, ο, a moclc-sun or representa- 
 iioii of the sun in a cloud ; a parhelion. 27z. 
 7)λιοί, the sun. 
 
 ΤΙα.ξί^λλα'^^μίνωί, unusually, in an extraordi- 
 nary manner ; wUh dat. otherwise. Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 ΐΐύξΐΐμκι, to sit with, by the side of. From 
 9ΓαξΆ and '?ιμα.ι, to sit. 
 
 ΤΙ.ΆΙτΛμ.ιΧ'/ικ,ίΐ^ Ιοπ. for -ζ-αξ'/ιμ,ίλ'^κίΐ, 3. sing. 
 Jjlupcrf. act. of 'πα.οα.μ^'κ'ίω. 
 
 Ιίΰίξτιμ,ίν, Dor. for -ζταξίΐναί, 2)res. inf. of 
 ζτκξζιμι, to be present. 
 
 ΤίοίξΥι/χίνύ;,ραΗ. pres. m. of -^άξημαι. 
 
 Τΐα,ξτ-,νιι, 3. sing, bnperf. act. of ττας^αιύω, 
 p. τιηκΆ, f. 'Α<τω, and ζσω, to admonish. Th. 
 αίνος, ου, ό, praise. 
 
 Τίαξ'/ιοξίοί, a;, ί, the rein or thong, by which 
 the outer or third horse is tied by the side of 
 the pair that were harnessed to the chariot ; 
 
 pi. ΤΛξ'/ΙΟξίχί. 
 
 Τίαξ'^οξοζ, ου, ό καί hy extended, stretched 
 out ; tied, as a horse, by the side of the pair 
 harnessed to a chariot ; also out of bis senses, 
 stupid, From τΤΆξο, and ί/ζω, or αιίξω, which 
 is from αοω. 
 
 Τΐοίξ'^'^α,φί;, 2. α. ind. act. of τοίοα,'τά.φω, 
 to deceive. From <ταξα and ά,τάφω, Poet, 
 for α'Τίο.τάω. 
 
 ΤΙαξ'/ΐξ'/ιμ,ίνχ, nom. pi. part, perf neut. if 
 'ΖοΐξοίΐξίΜ, to take away. Th. αΐξίω. 
 
 ΐΐΰί,ξ'^ξτητο, 3. sing, pluperf. ])as. of kgriu, 
 to suspend, or α,οΛομα,ι, to prepare. 
 
 Πκ^ίίταν, 3. pi. iinperf -η-άξαμι. Th. ίΐμί. 
 
 Τΐα^ήσύιυ, Dor. for 'ττοίζ'ί^σύου, 2. sing. 2. a. 
 7ίϊ. Froin "τταοα, and α,Ια-ύάνομαι, to perceive ; 
 f. in. Άίσύ'Ασομαι, 2. a. m. nffi'i^'/jv. 
 
 Τίαξ'Αα-ονται, 3. pi. 1. f. m. @f -^αξί'/ιμι, to 
 omit. Others read 'πα.^ί.σοντα.ι, from -τταξαμι, 
 to be present. 
 
 ΐΐα-ξ'/ισ-ωίπ, fif there he no error in the text J 
 f?, pi. 1. a. suhj. of "ττα,ξίτιμι, f '^οι.ζ'/κτω, to 
 permit to enter. Perhaps the true reading is 
 -ΖΆξ'ήσουσι, 3. pl-f of the same. 
 
 ϋοίζγ,τημίνος, excused; p. part. pas. f τα- 
 ρίχ.ίτ'ίομοι.ι, ουμαι. Th. αΐτίω, to ask. 
 
 ΎΙαξ^ίμινοζ, Poet, Ion. hy Sync, for "^οίζκ- 
 uiyAvoc, part. 2. a. m. of ίταξατ/^?;^;, f. ττα,- 
 ραύνισω, to set before ; 2. a. -ρτοίξίΙΙ'/ιν. Th. 
 τί^'/ίμι. 
 
 Tiaouzvi'tat., us, ht virginity. From <voioui- 
 
 tiVU. 
 
 Ή.οί,ζύίνίΐα, τα, Λ -irginity ; verses sung by, or 
 in honour of, virgins. From 
 
 Τίαξύενίΐο;, ου, ό κιΔ 'λ, of or relating to a 
 virgin. From -ττοίξάίνο;. 
 
 Υία.ρ6ίνίύΰύ, and -τκξβίνιΰομα,ι, to live a virgin, 
 to preserve one's virginity. From the same. 
 
 TloiohviMV, ωνο;, Ό, Ion. for •τίο,ξύίΜων, an 
 apartment for virgins ; and 
 
 Τίκο^ίνΐΆ, Tu., marks of virginity ; and 
 
 TLec^hvioi, ας, -h, virginity. Fro}n ^Άζ^ίνας, 
 βυ, '/ι, a virgin. 
 
 ILa^hvty.uik>v, gcn. pi. ^ol. for τα,ζ^νικΰν, 
 dat.pl. f i'. Ion. '^α.ξύίνίΛΤκην, from 
 
 ΐΐα,ξύίνηίοί, VI, βν, of or relating to a virgifl. 
 Th. 9Τκξύίνος, ου, tj, 
 
 Jlci^hvt&iv, ωνος, or ταξύίνίων, Ion. for ττα-ζ^- 
 utvouv, ωνοζ, 0, an apartment for virgins ; also 
 the Parthenon, a temple of Minewa at Ath- 
 ens. ~\ 
 
 TLoioaivoyriTfis, ου, ο, an observer of virgins, 
 a gallant. From τα^ύίνο;, ου, vj, and οτί-ηνω. 
 From the obsolete l-rTi-jM, to inspect, observe. 
 77?. Ό'τττομαι, to see. 
 
 Π ΑΡΘΕ'Ν02, o'j, 71, a virgin, this is some- 
 times an adjective, as Β-υγάτν^ξ oraj^avoj, a 
 virgin daughter, Cyrop. iv, (>, 4.1 
 
 Ιΐχξβίνων, ojvos, 0, See Τίαξάίνίάν. 
 
 ΐΐά,ξύΰζ, ου, ο, a Parthian. 
 
 ΐΐοίξίο,ύων, part. pres. of -ζαξίαΰω, to stay σι- 
 sleep with. Th. \αΰω. 
 
 Πα^;^ίΓι/, to neglect, οΛ -erlook ; to observe, 
 discover, or perceive, perhaps connected with 
 the idea of its being something disadvantageous 
 or ?iot praiseworthy, Herod, i, 37 and 38.] 
 
 Ύίαξίοων, Herod. See Πα^/^ίΓν.] 
 
 Τϊαξύνχί, j)res. inf. of -ρταξί'/ιμι, which is 
 from τοίξο. and Ίημ.ι, to go, or Ί'/ιμι, to send. 
 
 ΐίαζησοίν, 3. ;;/. imperf. of τΰίξί'/ιμί, which 
 is from "r,μι,for ύμι, to go, hnperf. <V/v, r,s, ■/}. 
 
 ΊΙοίξΓζοϋ, f itroj, to place near or by ; to sit 
 by the side of. From τοίξο, and Ίζω, to cause 
 to sit. 
 
 ΐί-οίξίτιμ,ι, f. ναξ-ήσ-Μ, p. ττκζίΊκ,Λ, to omit, 
 pass over ; to admit, permit to enter ; to permit ; 
 dismiss, send away ; to loosen, relax; to en- 
 feeble ; jn^es. pas. •χαξ^Ίίμ.α.ι, to be languid, en- 
 feebled, and mid. to entreat. Plat. Apol. Soar. 
 τοΰτο υμών ο'ίομα,/ κ.κ) νΤαξίίμ,οίΐ, this I ask and 
 beseech of you, and Id. i, de Hep. ; perf pas. 
 τα,ξί7μα>, σαι, roii, j). part, 'π-οι.ζίιμ'ίνοζ, en- 
 feebled, remiss. From ττκξά, and Ίτιμι, or 'iojj 
 to send. 
 
 ΤΙάξΐνοξ, the same ivith 
 
 ΠΑ'ΡΙ02, /α, lov, Parian stone. From 
 the name of the island of Paros. 
 
 ΐίοίξίΤ';ηύΜ, to ride by on horseback. Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 Τίάζΐζ "Σιμ/^ί^χί, Paris, the son of Simichus. 
 
 Ύΐύί,ξίσ'οω, to make equal, to suppose equal, 
 to compare. From τχξα and Ισοω. Th. 
 Ίσοξ, equal. 
 
 Τία.ξία-'τανΜ, or 'ττοίρίντ'/ιμι, f. 'τταξοίστ'/ίο'ω, to 
 place before, bring forward, present. Th. 'ίστ'/ιμ/. 
 
 ΐΐοίξία-τκί, άντοζ, part. pres. act. and 
 
 ΤΙαξίσ-τΆΐτο, pres. imperat. pas. and. 
 
 ΪΙοίξία-τοίτο, 3. sing, impeif. pas. from 
 
 ΤΙαοίσ-ΤΆμι, f. 'τταξΟίστ'Ασω, p. 'Ταξίστί^κκ, 
 to place before, bring forward, exhibit ; to de- 
 mon.strate, ))rove, make appear, I^ys. c. Era^ 
 tosth. ; to compare ; to move, excite, inspire ; 
 to come into one's mind, to occur to one, i. e. 
 to present itself 4o one's mind, Herod, vii, 46 ; 
 Lye. c. Eralosih. ; in the perf . and 2. a. it is 
 used passively, and signifies to be present, or 
 to present itself; to be seen, or to appear,• in 
 the middle voice, it commonly has an active 
 sense, to subdue, overcome ; part, perf, act. 
 
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 ψταξί^τνιχ,ως, iroi, and contracted ^Άξίστως^ 
 
 ωτοί, pluperf, ind. act. 'ττα.ξΐισττίκίΐν, 1 . a. act. 
 
 •νοίξίσ-τησ'Λ, 1. a. irnperat. act. '^α.ξά.ο'τησον, 
 
 and in 2. pi. ^τιιι,ξκστήσα,τί, 1. a. i/if. act. 
 
 •ΡΓοίξοιστ'/ιίτκί, 2. a. Tecpsa-rnv, πζ, yi, ^• f. in. 
 
 κτα,ζο!,σ•τήαΌμχι. From -vx^cc a?id 'ία•τη[Λΐί\ 
 Τ1(χ,ξίσ•χ^ί{ν, pres. inf. for ταξί.χ;ίίν, and 
 ΐΐα,ο'κτ^ομ,ίν, 1 . }}l. pi^CS. ind.fro))i -;ΐα.ξίσχ^ω, 
 
 to afibrd, exhibit ; the same with -^ταρίχ^ίο. From 
 
 ττα,ξοι and εχω, to have. 
 
 ΐΙχξίΜν, ovro;, and in ace. jil. ταρ/οντκζ, 
 
 part. 2. a. of 'Ρίά,ξίίμι, to pass by, arrive, which 
 
 is from ίτα^ά and ifjLci, 2. a. "ov, i;, ε, part. 
 
 2. a. Ιων. 
 
 ΤΐΆξκ,οίτίλεκ,το, he had laid down by the side 
 of, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. by Sync, for <7ra.ga,- 
 κατο!.7^&λεκ,7ο, of •-ττχ^κ-Λα.τι/ΛΛ'γομα.ι. From τΐο,- 
 ξκ, ζχτά, a7id λέγομαι, or λίγοι, to cause to 
 lie down. 
 
 Τία,ζζίΐμενοί, used in poetry by Sync, for 
 <ταξχχείμενο;, adjacent, near. See ΐί/χζκχ?,ί- 
 μ,Άΐ. 
 
 ΤΙαξκλίνΰυαΊ, by Sync, for '^αξΐχ,κ.λΙνου(Τΐ, 
 
 3. jn. pres. ind, of ταζαχλινω, to bend, incline ; 
 to turn aside ; to open. Th. κλίνω, f νω, p. -λο,. 
 
 ΤΙοίξχ,ύτττοισ'Ά, Dor. and Poet, for ^χξα- 
 κ,ύττονσ-χ, pari, jires. f. g. from τταξα.κ,ΰ'ττω. 
 Th. κΰ'τττω. 
 
 Τίαξμ'ίμζλυχε, jS^ol. by Sync, fur >ταξθί- 
 μεμζλωκε, he assisted, took care of, stood by ; 
 3. sing. perf. act. from τπχξο. and μίμζλωκ,ε, 
 formed from μεμόλτικ,ε, 3. sing. perf. by Syyic. 
 of 0, β being inserted for the sake of euphony, 
 and VI changed into ω. Th. μολεω, f. ήσω, 
 p. μιμολνικα,, ας, ε, to come, approach. 
 
 ΤΙ-χομενοι,;) oe., b, the name of a deacon, men- 
 tioned by St. Paid, Parmenas. 
 
 ΥΙ,Άξμονωτεο^ζ, ου, used in poetry by Sync, 
 for ττκξο'.μονιμ.ώτίζοζ, more durable and steadfast ; 
 positive ν^Ό,οαμόνο^; . From -ττοίξΟίμενω. Th. μένω, 
 to remain. 
 
 Tloc^vriffffoio, gen. Ion. and Poet, of 
 
 Ilaov'/icrtro;, ου, ο, a mountain of Delphi, Par- 
 nassus. 
 
 ΠΑ'ΡΝ0ΠΕ2, ων, ol, a species of locusts. 
 
 Ιΐοίξ' 0, and 
 
 ΤΙοίξο, because, therefore ; τα^ο κ,α) ol la- 
 νξο) χ^ςωντα,ι, for which reason phj'sicians 
 make use of, Aristot.'\ 
 
 ΤΙΰύξο^ίύω, f ενσ•ω, to pass by, go beyond. 
 From, 
 
 Ή.ύξο'^ο;, ου, h, entrance, a passage ; ως iv 
 -TTOL^nhou, as it were in passing. From -παξο, 
 and b^og, ου, ί, a Avay. 
 
 Τΐάξοιύε, and -ζάξοιόεν, heioxe, referring either 
 to time or place, used with a genitive. Th. 
 'ττάξοζ, Poet, before. 
 
 Υίοίζοικ,εσία,, α,ζ, η, residence. From 
 
 Τίχροιχεω, ω, f τκτω, p. ττοίξωκτιχα, to in- 
 habit, to dwell in or near, to sojourn, to mi- 
 grate, to be a stranger in ; to dwell in a 
 country as a stranger and not as a native; 
 1 . a. vccpctiKviffoi, 1 . a. inf. act. 'τταροικ,ΐήσα,ι. 
 From χ<Λξο•, and eUia, Th. oJ-Kosf a house. 
 
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 ΤΙοίξοιζία, us, 'h, residence. From the pre^ 
 ceding. 
 
 ΐΐα,ρουίίζω, f ίο•ω, p. ωκιζα, to emigrate. 
 From 
 
 ΤΙά,ξοηίΟί, ου, ο κΆΐ y], a boarder, near inhab- 
 itant ; emigrant. From -ττα,ξκ and οΤκος. 
 
 Τίαξοιμίκ, r.$, ν, a proverb. From 9Ταξΰΐ 
 and οΊμ-/ι, or οΊμος, ου, ο και h, a way, 
 
 ΐϊαξοιμιάζω, f άίΤω, p. ωμιαζα, to speak 
 proverbially, to use proverbs. From the 2)re- 
 ceding. 
 
 Τίαξοιμιω^πξ, ίος, ο κα) η, proverbial. From 
 the same. 
 
 ΐίαξοινίω, to speak or act indecently under 
 the influence of wine; to commit excesses by 
 reason of intoxication. From τάξοινος. 
 
 ΤΙαξοινία, ας, h, drunkenness ; insolence, 
 which is the consequence of intoxication. From 
 the same. 
 
 ΐΐάζΰΐνος, ου, b xai η, intemperate in the 
 use of wine, intoxicated ; insolent by reason of 
 excess. From ?ra^« and οΊνύς, v.'ine. 
 
 ΐΐχξΰΐνούμενος, ου, part, pres, pas. of <za- 
 ροινιω. 
 
 ΐϊαξοκτάενη, dat. sing. part. 1. a. pas. of 
 •ζταξαφίξω, 1. f. ^αξοίιτω. Th. ο'Ιω, to bear, 
 not in use. 
 
 ΐίαξοια-τξΐω, f ήτω, to be frantic, raving, 
 mad ; 1. ίϊ. 9Γαξωα•τξ','ΐσ'α, ^). coffrpi^Ka. Th. 
 
 οΊστξος, a sting, goad. 
 
 ΐίαζοίτίοος, εξα, εξον, foremost, first. From, 
 ^άξος. 
 
 ΐϊαξοίχ^ΰμαι, impef. m. '^τα,ξω^'ζ^Όμην, f. m. 
 9Ταξοΐ)^'/ί(Τί>μαι, p. pas. "παρω^Άμαι, to pass by ; 
 to perish, to die ; part. p. pas. ■■ΧΆ^ωχ^γ,μ'ίνοζ^ 
 From τάρα and ο'Ιχ,ομαι, f. m. οΐχ'/ιιτομαι. 
 
 ΐΐα,ξοιχομενοισ-ι, dat. pi. part, pres, and 
 
 Υίαξοιχώκ,ίε, Io7l, and Poet, for -ζαξωχ^ωκίΐ^ 
 3. sing, of <7ταοο'ί-χομαι, whicli see. 
 
 ΐΐάξολιιτΰαίνω, to fall over, to slip from. 
 From -ρταξα and ΙλίτύαΊνω, to glide, fall. Th, 
 ΰλισ-ύος, a slip, fall. 
 
 Ίίαξομαξτ'ίω, to accompany, follow, attend. 
 From τοίξα and ομαρτίω, Th. ομαζτΐί, adv. 
 together. 
 
 ΐίαξομ^αζτούντα, acc, si?ig. part, prcs, from 
 the preceding. ~ < 
 
 Τίαξομοιάξω, f άσω, p. 'Ταξωμοίακ,α, to be 
 like, bear a ^-esemblance to ; to assimilate. From 
 
 ΐίαξομοιος, ου, b κοά h, like, similar. From, 
 <ffaoa and Όμοιος. Th. ομάς. 
 
 ΐίαξΰζυναι, 1. ο. inf. act. and 
 
 Τίας^ο'ί,υνύίΊτίν, 1. a. opt. pas. from 
 
 ΐίαξο'^υντϊκος, s], bv, stimulative, exciting, 
 goading. ] 
 
 ΐΐί/.ξοζϋνω, f. ννω, p. να^ύ,^υγκα, to excite, 
 stimulate, irritate, exasperate ; in grammar, 
 to acute the permltimate of a word; 1. a. 
 ναξω%υνΆ' imperf. jias. ταξω^ννόμην, p. pas. 
 •^ταξωζυμμκι, and Alt. ναζώ'ύ,υσμχι. From 
 ■τίαζα and οξύνω, to sharpen. Th. ο'ξυς, sharp. 
 
 ΐίαξοξυσ-μος, οϋ, b, exasperation, irritation^ 
 incitement. From the preceding. 
 
 ΥΙκζοζτάοϋ) to roast, Diod, Sic, 
 
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 Τίχοβξ&ί/ί, εω;, ri, the act of looking ob- 
 liquely ; disdain. From 
 
 Τίαξοξΰω, to look awav, obliquely ; to con- 
 nive at, overlook ; to disdain, neglect ; to see 
 wrong. From -^ταξο. and όξάω, ir^rf. act, Att. 
 
 Τίζξαξγίξω,^. ί(ΤΜ, and Alt. ιω, p. ^αξω^γι- 
 χα, to provoke to anger, exasperate ; p. pus. 
 ιι'αρωογίσ'μχί. From τα^α and Βξγ'ιζω. 
 
 ΤίΛξόξγ;<τμΧ) ά,τοζ, το, and 
 
 ΤΙχξοξγισμο;, οϋ, ο, provocation to anger ; 
 animosity. From •τα.ξίζγΓζω, tohich see, 
 
 ΐΐϋξβξμύω, to exhort earnestly. 
 
 IIA'P02, adv. before, before that, until ; 
 tised with a genitive. Hence -Traooth and τοο- 
 ίτύξΰΐ^, the same. 
 
 ΐίαξοτξϋνω, f. υνω, p. ^ccpaiT^vyica,, to insti- 
 gate, stir up, excite ; 1 . a. -ταξίύτξυνΆ. From 
 χαξο, and οτξύνω, to incite. 
 
 ΐϊ-Άζοΰσηί, gen. sing, of 'ττα.οοΖσα., part, pres, 
 S' "' ^J ^«f-'/"') to be present. From ^αξα 
 and ilfu, part. pres. uv, ovtra., ov, to be. 
 
 ΐίαξουσ-ί, or ■xa.^inxrtv, dat. pi. jiart. pres. 
 ψτα,ζων. όντοζ, from the same. 
 
 Τΐαοουιτία, ex.;, h, presence, arrival. From 
 ντάξϋμι. Th. uy,), to be. 
 
 ΐΐΆξβ^ζίτίνω, to draw out by an unusual 
 channel, by a new passage. From -τταξΆ and 
 οχ^ίτίύω, to drain. Th. οχ^ίτοζ, a channel, 
 canal. 
 
 Τίάξΰχ^ος, ov, o, a furnisher, provider, from 
 •τα,ξίχ^ω- or one who rides by the side of, 
 from -τταςα, and οχα;. 
 
 ΤΙοίξο-ψ*;, ίΐοί, ο, a platter, a dish to serve 
 up meats in, 2Ccn. Curop. ,• also the meats in 
 the dish ; as the tvord dish is used in, English 
 to signify both. From ttkoo. and o'^ov.'\ 
 
 ΤίαξΤί-τηύΰν, and ττΆξ^η-τη^αϋ, by Sync, for 
 ^α.ζα,-;η9η6ί7ν and τοίξίχ-τη-τηύΜν, used, by 
 Ionic reduplication, for 'Ρτα.ξο,'τηβίΤν, and -^ταξα- 
 ^ιίων, 2. a, inf. and part, of •ττιχ.ξα-χύύω, to 
 persuade, entice, mislead. Th. -ττίΐύω, f σω, 
 to persuade ; 2. a. 'ίστι&ον. 
 
 Τΐοίξτό^ίο;, ίχ, ov, or ίου, ό «λ; ί, that which 
 is before the feet. From 'τταζο, and. •ζονς, a 
 foot. 
 
 Tlcip^y,<rict, ας, τι, freedom, assurance, confi- 
 dence in speaking; hence <^αρρ7ΐσ-ΐΆ, openl}^ 
 plainl)' ; Iv τα'^ρ-ήσία. iiva.1, to be publicly 
 known ; «5 if it ware -τανοτι^ία, or 'ζα,ιτχ pr,en;. 
 Th. ρίω, to say. 
 
 ΤΙΰίρρί^ίΤίάξομοίί,ίο speak freely and fearlessly? 
 to act freely una openly ; imperf, m, Ι-ταρρ-ζισιχ- 
 l^Oy7tv,f. m. ά,σομΛΐ, f. inf. m, 'ττα.ρργισίΆζ,ισύα.ί, 
 1. a. in. 'ΐ';τΆρρ*ία•ιχσώμ•Αν. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 TLappyiff/affri};, ου, ό, one who speaks with 
 freedom. 
 
 ΤΪΆζπίιΙ, JEol. and by Sync, for •xa^a.rihH, 
 3. sing. pres. from ταξαηβίω, fur ταξο,τίβ'/ιμί. 
 Th. τΐ6'/ιμι, 
 
 ΤίχξτιΗτω, .^ol, and by Sync, for -rctoa- 
 ηύίτω, 0. sing. pres. imperat. (f the same. 
 
 ΐίαξυφχίνω, to weave along the side of, to 
 
 border. From ^ταξοι and υφαίνω, to weave. 
 Th. ίφάω. 
 
 ΐίαξυφύύϋ, the same luith the preceding. 
 From Τΰΐξχ and υφάω. 
 
 Τΐχξΰφίί, ri?, h, a robe with a purple border. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Τίχξφάμίν, JEol. and by Sync, for veaox<px- 
 μίν, ivhich is Ion. for <7ΐ•χοχ(ράνχί, 2. a. bf. 
 act. and 
 
 Τίχοφάμίνο;, for •τχξχφάμίνο;, part. 2. a, 
 7n, "ΖΆξφαμΛνχ, Dor. for ΐτχξφαμΛν/ι, and 
 
 ΐΐχξφχσόχι, 2. a. iif. m. from χαοάφημ^ 
 to advise, exhort, persuade. .From ταξα and 
 φ^ιμι, 2. a. act. 'ίφτ^ν, 2. a. m ίψχμ'/,ν. 
 
 ΐΐάξφ&α-ΐί, £if?, 91} by Sync, for ■ττχζχίφχιη;-, 
 ivhich see. 
 
 ΐΐχζφυκ,τον, ου, το, Poet, and by Sync, for 
 'τα.ξάφίυκ,τον, avoidable. From -τταοα, and 
 φίύγω, to flee, shun. 
 
 Ώ-χξ^Υίω, ft», f, ν\(τω, to compose a song in 
 imitation of another ; to parody. From -pru^k 
 and s!^5i, from χίί^ω. 
 
 ΐΙχξΜύ'ίω, to expel, eject, turn out of doors ; 
 also to reject, disdain, neglect ; to defer, pro- 
 crastinate. From να,ξ'ά, and ωύίω. 
 
 ΐΙχξΜκίχνΤτίζ, ι'^οί, h, the coast of the ocean. 
 
 Ύ].αρά>κ,','-ισα, 1. a. ind. act. 9ΤΧξθ(κίω, f. γ^σω, 
 p. '7Γχξώ)(.ηκχ, to dwell \vith. From "χαξχ and 
 οίκ,'ίω, to iniiabit. Th. oJkos. 
 
 Τ]-ΆΡωκ,:3•μ.αι, p. ind. ])as. ^Χξοικίζω, f ισω, 
 to cause to dwell with or at. From τχΓ,α arid 
 οΐϋίζω, to establish a colony. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Υίαξωκ,ο^όμνινται, 3. ])l. perf ind. pas, of 
 τχζοικ,ο^ομίω, to build near. From txpx and 
 o]•Λoboμίω,f, Τίσω, p. ΜΚΰ^όμ'/ιχ.χ, From oixej, 
 a house, and 2ίμω, to construct ; j). 7nid. 
 οίοαμ-χ. 
 
 ΥίΆξωννμοζ, ου, ο κχ) *], derived from, receiv- 
 ing its name from. From ττχξα, and ονυμα, 
 for ονομχ. 
 
 ΐΐύξωο;, ου, ο κχ) ν), of a colour between 
 grey and red. From -τυρρο;, red. Th. 'τΰζ, 
 fire. 
 
 Τίχξωττο, 3. sing, plupetf. pas. of -ττχξόττο- 
 μχι, to neglect. Th. οττβμα», f. m. ο-φομαι, 
 p. pas. ώμμαι. 
 
 Τίχξωτις, t^os, 'A, a tumour under the ears, 
 because -τταξο, ωσ'ι. 
 
 Τίχξ&ιτξυνχν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of -ταξο- 
 TPvvco,f υνω, ]j. τχξάτξυγκχ, to excite. From 
 τΓΧζχ and οτ^υνω. 
 
 Τΐχξωχ^τικ,ί, p. ind. act. and 
 
 Τίχξωχ^',νίως, Ότος, part, pcrf act. and 
 
 Τίχ^ύύχ^'/ίμ'ίνο;, >}, ov, J). jKirt, pas. of τχξοί- 
 χομχι, to pass by; ^' f in• "ττχροίχ/Λσομαί. 
 Th. ο'ί^ομχι, p. act. ωχ^τ,-ΛΧ. 
 
 IIA~2, -ττΆΰχ, Txv, gen, txvtos, vrxcryii, ταν- 
 To;, all, every, the whole ; it is also tised t» 
 express the greatest portion, most men ; in 
 N. T. -πχσχ χχξα, the greatest joy ; the 
 highest, the greatest ; mere, nothing but ; re 
 Tav λ'ιΰοξ, wholly of stone, Tlieocr. Idyl, xv, 
 20. Sophocl. Pliiloct. 63 J ; in ace. -α-ά^τχ, 5ra:- 
 
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 iravi ταν• gen. pi. f. g. Ion. -jroiffiuVffur «rairwv• 
 dat. pi. Tocffiv, and Ion. •νά,νταηην, and inf. 
 g. Ion. •τά,(Τ'ζκην,β)τ τά,σαις. 
 
 TLeis, father, α word used hy infants. From 
 'ζάω, to feed. 
 
 TioiirZv, Dor. fur <χασων, gen. pl.f• g- from 
 9Γας, 'ττ'ΰ,σα., 
 
 TLaeroitrdai, 1. a. inf. in. from craiw, or ?r«3- 
 μα.ί, to taste, eat ; hence -τηχ,σ^άμίνοί, part. 
 
 1. a. 7)1. Poet. 
 
 ΤΙαα-ίβίϋ, VIS, '4, the name of a ivoman, Pa- 
 sithea. 
 
 ΤΙοατίβΰ'/ι, 5ji, «, the name of a Greek looman, 
 Pasithoe, i. e. running to all. 
 
 TiafftrecKa, ace. sing, of <7ra.trifa.\. 
 
 Τία,σίταλίίΤΗ,ος, ου, ο, Dim. from 
 
 ΙΙΑ'22ΑΛ02 (•χασσα.Χος), and Att. «τάτ- 
 τάλβ?, ου, ο, a nail or spike ; a peg or nail to 
 hang any thing upon. Find. Olymp. i, 27 ; 
 Tnore particularly a wooden pin ; a stake. 
 From Dor. •ττάσσω, for -ττήσσω, to fasten, to 
 fix.] 
 
 ΤΙ.α.(τσύ.(/Λνοζ, ου, having obtained ; part. 
 1. a. m. σ being doubled, from -πάομ,Άΐ, perf. 
 pas. Τί.'ττοί,μαί. Tk. πάω. 
 
 Τίάσ-ιταζ, κος, ο, a little stake ; the same with 
 κτα,σσαΧ'κτκος. 
 
 TLutrcTi, Ion. for ίτΆο-σ-ί, 3. si7ig. imperf. 
 act. of -τάσσ•!ϋ' it is also the pres. imperat. 
 
 Τίασσϋνΐ'Λ, the same with •ηχ.νσυ'^ΐη, with the 
 whole force all together ; -ττασσΰ^ίΊ is also 
 used adverbially, with one's whole force ; en- 
 tirely. From 7τα; and (τύομοι,ι, the same with the 
 Th. (τύω, to shake. 
 
 ΙΙΑ'22Ω, or -ττω, f. άτω, p. α,κα, to 
 sprinkle, throw upon ; also to diversify. 
 
 Tίάa'e■ω,for -ττ'Λσσω, Dor. to fix, fasten in. 
 
 ΤΙάστοίξ, atoi, h, a nuptial chamber, from 
 πάσσω, to variegate, because it ivas variegated 
 and finished with skill ; it also denotes a por- 
 tico, hall, banquet-room. From ζ-άομαι. 
 
 YLacrrc;, οΰ, ό, a nuptial bed ; the curtains of 
 the nuptial bed.] 
 
 ΐΐαα-τος, h, ov, sprinkled ; also a substan- 
 tive, a nuptial chamber. From 'ττάσσω, to 
 sprinkle. 
 
 Υ\.α(Τ'το(ρΌξίον, ov, το, a chamber containing 
 the marriage-bed. From ^acrTOi and φίξω. 
 
 ΐΐά/τχ^κ, το, indecl. the passover, ο tvord of 
 Hebrew origin. 
 
 ΎΙ^σχιμιν, Ion. for '^ά,ιτχ^ίΐν, pres. inf. from 
 
 ΙΙΑ'2ΧΩ, tQ sulier, to be affected with, or 
 experience joy or sorrow, good or bad fortune ; 
 either with or without the particle iu •, as οα•α. -ττα- 
 έ'οντίς Ιξ αυτοΰ, Jos. Ant. iii, 13, having re- 
 ceived such favours from him ; pe7'ha})S Gal. 
 iii, 4, is to be explained in this way ; ου^Ιν 
 "huvov 'ττά.σχ^ιτι, you experience nothing strange 
 or wonderful. Tab. Ccb. 1 ; olov zmt Ζίίξ;? 
 ^ξοζ TioXuyjuTov 'TiTrovh-j, as (among painters) 
 Zeuxis is, when compared with Polygnotus, 
 Aristot. Poet. 6 ; f m. •^πΊίΤομα,ι, 2. a. 'i<ra,6ov, 
 
 2. a. inf. Tothlv, part. 2. a. τα,ύων, p. act. 
 'τητά,ίη'ΛΛ, p. tn. -riTevooc. Hence ίτ«^-/7^«, ατο;, 
 
 το, a misfortune, affliction ; <;ruhs, ios, ro, pas- 
 sion ; ά,ντί'τά^ίΐχ, cci, h, antipathy •, συμ<τάύαα(^ 
 ocs, h, sympathy ; also pity.] 
 
 Tlura, the Scythian word for κτείναν, to 
 kill. See Άίόξτχτα, and Οιόξτκτοί.^ 
 
 Τίοίταγίω, ω, f. ή(τω, to resound, make a 
 loud noise, crash. From 
 
 ΤΙάταγο;, ου, ο, a loud noise, a crash. 
 From 'τα.τύ.σσω, which see. 
 
 Υίάτα,ικοι, images of the gods upon the sterns 
 of Phceniciu7i ships. 
 
 Τία,ταν)^, 'ήζ, ί, a platter, a wide dish. Fromr 
 •xiraw, to open. 
 
 Πατάξώί;, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Τίοίτάξαί, ccvTo;, part. 1. a. act, and 
 
 ΤΙατάζίΐ;, 2. sing. 1 . f. act. of τατάιτσω, to 
 strike; ΐΤΛτά'^'/ι, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. 
 
 ΥίάταοΆ, eu\i, τα, the name of a city of Ly- 
 cia iib Asia, so called from Patarus its founder^ 
 
 IIATA'22ii, f ξί«, p. νιττάψχχ^α, to pal- 
 pitate loudly, to strike, beat ; I. a. Ιίτάταξί^ 
 Hence τά,ταγοί, a noise. 
 
 HaTiiraai, the same with νύ.σα,σΰα.ι^ Herod. 
 from πά,ομΆΐ, to taste. 
 
 TLa,riovTj, Dor. for τατίουοΊ, 3. pi. preSm 
 ind. of •ΤΆτ'ίω, to to trample upon. 
 
 ΐΐύτεο, voc. sing, but 
 
 ΐlaτίξ',for -ρΤΰίτ'ίοΆ, acc. sing, from "Τατ^ΐξ) 
 which see. 
 
 ΠΑΤΕΏ, f. vtffu, f '^ίττάτνικα, to tram- 
 ple upon, to tread ; 1 . o. jms. Ιτατγιβην• part, 
 'Τατουντί;, those who tread out grapes to make 
 wine, Anacr. 17 ; ίταηΐν χ^ζονον, to live, lit' 
 erally, to tread or travel the time ; ovh' ΑΊσω- 
 Tov •ττί'ττάτ'/ικας, you have not read (literally 
 travelled over) iEsop. Aristoph. Av. 477.] 
 
 ΠΑΤΙΤΡ, ίζος, and by Sy)tc. -ρτατξοί, ο, a 
 father. From 9τάω. 
 
 ΥΙατίκτας, οίντο;, pari. 1. a. act. and 
 
 Yiciryia-tT;, Dor. for τατήιτίΐ;, 2. sing. I'f. 
 from 'ττα.τ'ζίϋ. 
 
 Τίάτμο;, ου, 'h, the name of an island in the 
 JEgean sea, Patmos. 
 
 Τίάτος, ου, ο, a beaten path, a footpath. 
 From 'ΡτατίΜ, to tiample upon. 
 
 ΤΙάτξα, a;, and Ion. τάτξ'/ι, νις, «, a fam- 
 ily ; one's native country, the same with τατξίς. 
 Th. ίτατ^ξ, a father. 
 
 ΐϊοίτξοι^ίλφίος, οΰ, ό. Poet, for 
 
 ΐΐατξο,^ίλφΰ;, οΰ, ο, an uncle, father's broth- 
 er ; u του ίτχτξοζ οί^ίλφο;. 
 
 ΐΐάτξΰίάζ, ίκ T?i; -τηίτηα,;. See Ύΐάτξνίβεν, 
 
 WciTpakotai, ου, ο, or 
 
 ΐΐατξκλωκ;, ου, J, one who strikes his 
 father, a parricide. From τχν^ξ and ΰλοάω, 
 or άλοίΧΜ, ω, to strike, beat, bruise. 
 
 Υίατζα,ιη, dat. jd, of τατ'ήζ. 
 
 Τίάτξ'/], 7•,ς, '/], Ion. for <π•άτξα.~\ 
 
 ΤΙάτξτ,βίν, adv. from or of one's native 
 country.] 
 
 ΐί-ΆΤζία, α,ζ, 'hy a family, tribe, descendants 
 froTn the same father. Th. ττατγιζ. 
 
 ΥΙ.α.τζΐύξχ^'Λξ, ου, ό, a patriarch ; (^S if τ?? 
 cr«T^<«i αξχων, a founder or head of a family. 
 
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 ΐίχτξϊκ,ο;, h, ον, paternal ; and 
 
 Τίάτζίος, ου, ό κα) h, paternal, hereditary, 
 txansmitted from a fatlier or from ancestors. 
 Th. ίΤατ-'/ίΛ. 
 
 Πατ^ίί, i^os, '/I, a country ; ace. -^ατξί^α.• 
 used in poetry for 'ττΌΧα, Find, Od. v, 112, 
 and other juaces. From the same Th. 
 
 Τίατζίώτνι;, ου, ό, one of the same country, 
 a country-man. Hence the English word 
 
 PATRIOT. 
 
 ΤΙα,τξίω-ι;, in f. g. the same. From <xx- 
 
 τζϋ, country. 
 
 TLciToo^occ;, ov, S, the name of a man, Pa- 
 trcboas. 
 
 ILxToozcicriyy/im;, ου, ο, an uncle, fatlier s 
 brother ; a brother. Fn>m. •^χτίΐξ and κ,ασ-ίγνη- 
 τος, ivJdch is from κάσι; and γύνα[χ«.ι, to be 
 born, 
 
 Τία•τξο:-ίλί'/ι;, ΐι;, gen. not, so;, ου$, dat. in, 
 ii, i7, ace. sict,, v/i, 55, vac. us, ng. Also 
 
 ΤΙάτξοκλο;, ου, ο, Patroclus, the friend of 
 Achilles. Fro}n τα,τΐιο and κΧϊος, io$, ta, 
 glory, from, κ,χύα), to celebrate. 
 
 Ί-ΎατζοκτΌνο;, ου, ο χά) ri, a parricide, murd- 
 erer of his father. From -^οίτηξ a?id κτύνω, 
 ίο kill. 
 
 ΐίοίτξ^οττα,ξ^ά'^ο'το;, ου, ο χοί) «, transmitted 
 from a father or from ancestors. From -ττα,- 
 τ)ΐξ, ίτ/ζ^ώ, a?id ^Ι'Βωμι, to ^ive. 
 
 ίΧ.οιτξΟ'/Τα,'τωο, opo;, ό, (ό -ζατξο; 'TtctTYip) a 
 father's father. 
 
 TlciToorUTr'/js, ου, ό, one who strikes bis 
 father. From -τατί?? and rurroj, to strike. 
 
 ΐία,τοουχ^οζ, ου, ο κα) h, possessing the estate 
 of a father ; as -zrar^ou^y^og ^ao^ivo;, an orphan 
 virgin, sole heir to her father's estate. From 
 7Τοί<Γηξ and \χω, to have. 
 
 TLa-a^o'po'iib^, ϊοζ, ο, a parricide ; also one 
 who has killed another man's father, Ody^. 
 From "zarng and φονζυ;, a killer or murderer. 
 Th. φίνα, to kill. 
 
 ίΐκ-τξ^ζω, to tread in a father's steps, to 
 imitate the conduct of a faiher. 
 ΤΙίίΤΰάιίοξ, ου, ο κ,ΟΛ '/ι, or 
 Τΐιζτξωο;, άοί, OJ0V, paternal. ΤΙι. 'ττατΥίΟ, 
 father. 
 
 Τΐάτζ&ι;, gen. ω, or ωος, dat. μ, acc. ουν, an 
 uncle, by the father s side ; a "paternal ances- 
 tor. ] 
 
 Γΐίίττάλο?, ου, 0. fipc 'ττύ.σσνΛ.ο',. 
 ΐΙάττΜ, Alt. for ντάσσω, to fasten to, make 
 fa.st. 
 
 YittZi, pres. impcrat. act. and 
 Tla.i-J:;, .3. sing. 1. a. ind. pas. Toji. for 
 ίττοίΰύ'/ι, from •ρταΰο)., to cease, desist, ivltich see. 
 Τίαΰλοί, ου, ό, Paul, the Apostle of the Gen- 
 tiles ; a word of JaUui origin, detwting small 
 in stature. 
 
 ΐίαυ.οίοιο;, ου, small, few ; and 
 ίΐα,ΰηον, adv. little, seldom ; and, 
 Υί.α.υξόν'Ζίξ, a little, for a little wiiile. From 
 Ίίαυξο;, Poet, few, not numerous, small ; 
 covipnr. ττα-υζοτιοο;. Th.. w«!;w, to cease. 
 IlIciZcua, \, a. inf. act, and 
 
 ΐίαυα'κμίνΰί, part. 1. a. m. 'τα.ΰσοι.σίοίΐ, 1. a, 
 irf. m. <7!aU!Ta,suz, 2. jyl. 1. a. imperat, m. and 
 
 Τ].αύσάσαι, part. 1. a. act. f. g. ^;/. of 
 ταυω, f. ffM, to cease. 
 
 Τίαύσ-ίΐίν, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. act. ^ol. of 
 the same. 
 
 ΐίαυσ'ίζ, ίοος, «, cessation, rest. From •τίαΰω, 
 
 ΐ1α,υο•ωλ'/ι, η?, 'h, cessation ; and 
 
 ΤΙα,υίτωμΛσίΛ, Poet, for ττοίυσωμ,ίύοί, 1 . pi. 
 1. a. S'ubj. VI. of 
 
 ΠΑΤ'η, f. σω, p. 'π'ίποίυ-ΛΟί, to cause to 
 cease, finish, put an end to •, to restrain, calm ; 
 to cease, desist; 1. a. ίταυσοί, 1. a. imperat. 
 'TTOiuiTov, KToj, 2. a, ίτταον, 2. a. j^as. ίττα-ζιν 
 pres. mid. τταύομαι, imperf. τη. ίττοι,υΌμην, and 
 in 3. pi. ίτοίύοντο, 1. α. mid. Ιταυσάμην, ω, 
 Άτο, p. pas. 'χ'ί'τΤίχ,υμαι, Hence in Engl, to 
 
 PAUSE. 
 
 TLoiipXay&i'j, όνος, ο, a Paplilagonian ; an in- 
 habitant of Paphlagonia; ΤΙοί,φλαγόνων, gen. pi. 
 ΐΐάφλκζίν, 3. siyrg. imperf. Ion. arid 
 Τί^.φλκζοιτο, S. sing. opt. of 
 ΤΙχφλάζο), to boil. Th. φλάζω, the same. 
 ΤΙαφος, ου, h, Paphus, the name of a Grecian 
 city, so called from Paphus its founder. 
 
 Ι1άχ;ία;, Dor. for 'ΡΤ'τ,χιοίζ, froin -πηχυ;, an 
 arm, Bion. Epitaph. Adon.'] 
 
 ΤΙαρ^ίΤα, α,ζ, h, noni. sing.f g. and 
 ΤΙαχ^ίί'/], dat.f g. Ion. from ^αχυί, thick. 
 TLoix;ay, Dor. for -ρτν,χύγ, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 subj. pas. of 'rriyvu^i. 
 ΠΑ'ΧΝΗ, m, h, frost. 
 Ύ1κ.χνήίΐ$, ήί(τσα, mv, covered with frost. 
 jLii. 'π-χχ^ν/ι. 
 
 ΤΙα,χ^νΌύ), to congeal ; also to make sad. 
 Τίαχ^οζ, ios, TO, grossness, fatness, fat ; 
 thickness, bulk, size, Odys. ix, 324.] 
 
 ΤΙοιχ^υ^ίρμ,ος, ου, ο κοά h, having a thick 
 skin ; also stupid, foolish. Froin -τταχν; and 
 ^ίζμκ. Til. 1)'ίξα.;, Άτοζ, τα, the skin. 
 
 Ι1α.χ;υν^};, ίντο?, fattened, having become 
 fat ; part. 1. a. pas. from 
 
 ΥΙαχ^ϋνω, f. υνω, p. 'τπ'^ύχ^υγχ,ο:, to make 
 fai, fatten ; i). pas. -πΊ-ττάχ^υμμΰα, 1. a. pas. 
 ί'ΤΤΆ^υνύν,ν. 
 
 ΓΙΑΧΤ2, io;, 0, thick, gross, fat ; stupid, 
 dull ; rude, mean, applied to raiment and fur- 
 nilure ; rich ; heavy, robust ; inf. g. 9Ταρζί7α, 
 a;, 'h, and in n. g. τοίχύ- as iffroin <7Τ'Λσσω. 
 
 Uc.^vTvi;, Άτοζ, 71, fatness, grossness ; from 
 tJte preceding. 
 
 ΠΑΏ, or -ττάομαι, to cause to taste, to eat, 
 feed ; also to acquire, possess ; f. m. ασομαι, 
 p. ]fas. -^Γί-ΤΓαμα;. 
 
 TlQci, prep. uEol. for μιτα, after; used 
 with an acc. Perliaps from -ffoZ;. 
 
 ΤΙζόάοί, by an Ionic ^j/eoimsm for -zbIx, 
 3. si)!':, pres. ind. act. and 
 
 Tliuaei.v,for ^ίΐκν, inf. act. Ion. of Τί^άω, 
 to ensnare, entrap; to put in fetters. Th. 
 TTih'/i, a fetter, a trap. 
 
 ΐΐίΰάκσ-χον, Ion. for Wi^ocov, ων, 3. ρ/, m- 
 perf. act. f the same. 
 
 Ιΐίύύγζίτο;, ου, ο xat h, caught in flight by 
 
ΠΕΖ 
 
 653 
 
 ΠΕΙ 
 
 ptji'suefs. From ίτίδα, for μίτα, and ά,γξίω, 
 or αγίίξω. 
 
 ^ ϋί^Λίξ^ω, to raise high from the ground. 
 From ίΤΕ^α, jEol. for μζτοί, Mnd κ'Ιξω. 
 
 Τίί^α,μ,ίίζίΐν, JEol. for μίταμίίζίΐν. From 
 ΐτί^Λ, for μίτα, and «.^siSnv, to change. 
 
 ΤΙί^α,νοζ, '/), ov, firm ; low. Th. <x'ilov, the 
 ground. 
 
 Tliha^ffia?, ου, ο κα.) h. Poet, for μίτάξίτιοζ, 
 lofty, u>hich see •, ^ol. 7r'ida,,for μιτά. 
 
 Πίδα?, acc. pi. of TTt^n, >is, h. 
 
 Y\iha,tra,iy Dor. for 'zrihnafcci, 1. a, inf. act. 
 and 
 
 TLioccffov, Ώοτ. for T^'/itrov, 1. a. imperat. 
 act. frotn τί§άω, to chain, put in fetters ; to 
 restrain, withhold, Find, Olymp. i, 122. Th. 
 ^Q'/i, a fetter.] 
 
 Τϊίΐ&φ^ων, όνος, ο κοά γι, having the mind 
 shackled, destitute of reason, foolish. Froin 
 <Ti^'/i and φξ' /iv. 
 
 Τΐί^άω, to put in fetters, shackle, bind, 
 hinder ; to restrain, withhold, Find. 01. i, 
 122. Tk. ire^ij.] 
 
 ΤΙ'^ϊοχ^ομα,ι, ^ol. for μζτ'ίζχ^ομαι. From 
 ίΤέδίκ, JEol, for μιτα., and 'ίξρζ^ομαι, to ap- 
 proach. 
 
 Tli^inj, ω, f. '/ιο-ω, J), τίττί^ηχΰί, to fetter, 
 shackle, bind. From 
 
 ΠΕ'ΔΗ, ijj, h, a fetter, shackle. Frojn 
 
 W-'Chnfiv, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ton. from 
 •ττϊ^άω, or <Τίάζω. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΔΙΛΟΝ f-TihXovJ, ου, το, a shoe, 
 sandal. Froin του; and uXioj, because il is 
 ivrapped round the foot. 
 
 Tli^ivoi, h, ov, plain, level •, campestral. Th. 
 9r'i^ov, the ground. 
 
 TLiSiov, ov, TO, a plain, an open, level field •, 
 gen. Ion. Ttdloio. Th. -/ri^ov. 
 
 TL'i'^iov, ov, <ro, a small fetter. Th. Τί^νι. 
 - YliVohv, adv. from the foundation, from the 
 ground. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΔΟΝ, ou, TO, the ground, earth. From 
 <7Γουζ, because it is trampled upon by ike foot. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΖΑ, ns, 'h, the ankle-bone, or the sole 
 of the foot ; a border ; the extremity of any 
 thing, as a bank, a shore, SfC. 
 
 ΐΐίζοίξχοζ, OV, 0, a commander of foot sol- 
 diers or infantry, Xen. Cyrop. v, 3.] 
 
 Τΐίζίύω, f ίύιϊω, p. Τί'ττίΧ,ιυκ.α,, to travel on 
 foot. Th. τΊζα. 
 
 Πεζίϊ, on foot ; irs^ij fohoo being under- 
 stood) in a pedestrian tour. From the same Th. 
 
 Τίίζίκον, ov, TO, infantry, foot-soldiers. 
 From 
 
 Tli^ttcoi, VI, ov, performed on fool, being on 
 foot ; τίξίκ-η ^νναμις, infantry, foot-soldiers. 
 Th. τίζα, the sole of the foot. 
 
 lliZo^oots, ου, 0, one who fights on foot, a 
 foot-soldier ; Poei. From -Χίζοι and βοη, clam- 
 our, war. 
 
 ΐΐίΐ^ομ-αχ^ας, κ, ο. Dor. for •τη'ζομά^ηί, ου, 
 ι, and •ρι-ι'ζομάχ^οξ, ου, ό χ,λ) h, one who fights 
 on foot. From ίΤίζ« and μΛχ^ομΜί. 
 
 ΤΙίζΰμα;ζΒΜ, to fight on foot. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΐΐζζομαχ,ίοί, ecs, h, a combat of infantry, a 
 battle by land. From the same. 
 
 Τίίζο?, ου, ο, a foot ; also used as an adjec- 
 tive, on foot, travelling on foot. Th. τί'ζοί. 
 
 Τίί), Dor. for ToZ, where. ' 
 
 ΓΙίΓ^', for 'ίττίΐ&ί, 3. sing, imiyerf act. lori. 
 of τύθω. 
 
 Τίαύοίοχ^ζω, f. nifco, p. τιττ-ιύάοχ^γικοι., 1. a, 
 ίΤϋΐύύο^ζΫΐα-Ά, as if it ivere "τηΊύομοα α,οχ^οντι. 
 
 ΐΐίΐΰαζχ^'ιοι,, «ί, h, obedience to a magistrate, 
 Frovi the preceding. - 
 
 ΤΙζΜμίν, to persuade. Ion. and Dor. for 
 Tsthtv, pres. inf. act. of τΐΐύω. 
 
 YLuho, obey thou, Ion. for τύύου, j^res. im- 
 perat. VI. and pas. and 
 
 Ύΐύύίσύΰίΐ, jn-es. inf. pas. τύύ'Ατοί,ι, 3. sing, 
 pres. subj. m. and pas. of<!T^'^Sω, to persuade. 
 
 ΥΙ-ΐίύίω, ω, Poei. and Att. for -τηύϊω, for 
 
 Τία^ήνιος, ου, ο κα) '/ι, obedient, submissive, 
 docile. From τίίάομαι and ηνία. 
 
 ΐΐίί&ομοίΐ, to obey, comply with ; pres. m. 
 and pas. 
 
 Τΐαύ'ομινος, ου, part, pres. pas. of τιιύω. 
 
 Τίύύοντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas. Ion. of τύύω. 
 
 Tiiiuos, Yi, ov,for τιύα,νοζ, persuasive ; -τταβοΊί 
 λόγοίζ, 1 Cor. ii, 4, a ivord ivhich occurs n& 
 ivhere else as an adjective. Th. τίίάω. 
 
 ΐΐύάου, pres. imperat. m. and jyas. ττύύω. 
 
 ΤΙίΐόον;, gen. sing, from 
 
 Tlst^M, co;, ovs, h, persuasion, persuasive 
 language ; the goddess of persuasion ; obedi- 
 ence. 
 
 ΠΕΓΘΩ, the primary meanifig of this 
 luord, according to Ernesti, ivho, in confirma- 
 tion of his opinion, adduces the words τίϊσοι, and 
 τιΊσμα., is, to bind any one as with a cord, and 
 thus to lead him about at pleasure ; hence to 
 persuade, move, induce, convince, prevail upon ; 
 to appease, concihate to one's self even by bad 
 means, and hence to corrupt ; imperf. ίταβον, 
 f. -ττύσω, 1. a. ϊτπισοί., 2. a. v-r'iSov, perf. -rl- 
 ■Τ£;«βί• pres. m. τζΊ^ομαι, to yield, consent ; 
 also uith dot. to obey, comply with, believe ; 
 imperf. m. ίναΰόμ-κν, peif. pas. τίτζιο-μαι, 
 part. perf. pas. τιτίκχμίνο;, 1. a. pas. ίτίΐ^ 
 σύγιν, 1. f pas. τϋίτίήΰΌμοι,ι, p. m. 'ττίτοίύα., 
 p. inf. m. TiToiasvKi, part. pc/f. m. Ti-rotSus, 
 ότοί, relying upon ; pluperf. m. ΙτητοΊά-αν. 
 
 Ύ\.ιι6ύμιύα., let us obey, 1. pi. pres. subj. m. 
 from -^ύθω. 
 
 ΙΐΕΓΚΩ, or τΊκω, f. 'ί,ω, p. τίτι^χ^α, ίο 
 comb, card, shear; 1. a. pas. ϊ'Λχ^ύην, ρ, m. 
 
 Ti-TtOfiOl. 
 
 ΠΕί~ΝΑ, and Ion. tuva, '/i;, vt, hunger. 
 From τίνομαι, to be poor. Hence in Engl. 
 
 ΪΟ rlNU. 
 
 ΤΙαναλίοί, ία, ίον, hungr}'. Th. τίΤνα, 
 Τΐίΐναντι, Dor. for τιηωντι, dat. sii2g. part. 
 pres. and 
 
 lliivaff/xi, 1. a. inf. act. of 
 
 Ίΐίΐνάω, ω, f. ήο'ω, to be hungry, to be 
 
ΠΕΙ 
 
 6ο4 
 
 ΊίΈ,Α 
 
 pressed with hunger -, to desire, long for. 
 From •η7νΆ. 
 
 Ίϊίίήαο, ω, f. 7;α•ω, the same, aiid from the 
 same Th. 
 
 Tliivri-j, Dor. for -τηινκν, inf. of τίΐνάω, to be 
 hungry ; and -^uv/iuivcii. Dor. and JEol. for 
 'fru'jYiVy or, in, the opinmi of others, for <7fiivn^at, 
 which v; f-om τύντιμι, the same as -ruvaiv. 
 ' ΠΕΓΡΛ, ecs, h, an effort, undertaking, 
 trial, attempt, stratagem. From ττείξω, to pass 
 through. 
 
 ΠΕΙΡΑ', α?, ί, the point or edge of a sword. 
 
 ΐίίΐξάΖ,ω, f άαω, }). •τί•ηίξα,κχ, to attempt, 
 try, tempt; 1. a. Ixit^ocffa, 1. a. inf. -τείξα- 
 trecr prr.s. pas. -τείζάζομαι, to be tempted, solic- 
 ited to do wrong ; pef. pas. -Trt'ru^oifffjca.i, 1. a, 
 pas. \'7ritoaaU7]\, 1. a. subj. pas. "τηίξασθΰ,λ. a. 
 infa. pas. ^ίΐξα(τβ7,ναί. Th. τηίζα. 
 
 Ί1ί.ΐξχύίΊ'/ίν, -/IS, '/I, 1. a. opt. pas. and 
 
 Τΐίίξαύω, in 3. pi. τίζΐξΐχ,ύωσιν, J. o. Subj. 
 pas. of -τίίξάω. 
 
 'Π.stξciίvω,from ττεξο,ίνω, to complete, finish ; 
 to join to. 
 
 TliTpao, or τζ7ξαζ, ocrog, to, an end ; ίτε/- 
 ρατΆ, ropes or cords, Odys. xii, 51. Th, 
 νίξίί;, ατοί, the same.^ 
 
 ΐΐίΐξχζ, &To;, TO. See the jireceding. 
 
 TLi'ioccg, ccvTos, part. 1. a. act, from 'τύξω, 
 f. "τηρω, \. a. ε-ζπ/ξχ. 
 
 ϋ-ζΐζάιτοίί, 3. sing. I. a. opt. act. and 
 
 Tlziourcci, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Τίείξοί,ίται, 1. α. imperat. m. of 'τείζάζω, to 
 try. Th. τεΤξο,. 
 
 JliioaTUvivai, 1. 0. inf. pas. of the same. 
 
 ΤΙείςα,α-ίί, εω;, h, temptation ; trial ; and 
 
 ΤΙαξασ-μο^, ου, ο, temptation ; trial. From 
 '^ειοάζ^ω. 
 
 Yi-tpoiTThi, ou, 0, a tempter. From the 
 same. 
 
 TLiicoyrriyoi, h, ov, capable of tempting ; also 
 one who makes vain attempts. From -ττείξάΖ,ω. 
 
 ΐίείοατ', for -/ηίξοίτα, num. pi. from -τηΐξχ;, 
 ■aTos,for -τίίοαί, ατο;, Tof an end, a boundary, 
 ■extremity. 
 
 Υίίίοα,τ'ίον, one must or ought to endeavour, 
 a verbal adj. from ττείξΆΜ, to endeavour. Th. 
 
 ilειξκτzύM,f είισω, to be engaged in piracy ; 
 to seize and plunder vessels upon the sea ; 
 Qzn. xlix, to take hold of. From τείξατί-ι;, 
 which see. 
 
 Yiiioc.r'/tPiov, ου, το, a place of resort of 
 pirates, a place infested by pirates. From 
 
 ΐΐείξ&τ^ί, ου, ο, a pirate ; a robber ; dat. pi. 
 ^u^a-TVAi. From ναζάω. 
 
 Τίαοάτω, let him endeavour ; 3. sing. pres. 
 imperat. act. From 
 
 Τίίΐράύ), ω, f. α,σω, or ήσω, p. -ΡΤίΤίίζαϋχ, to 
 endeavour, strive ; to try, examine ; also to 
 tempt ; imperf. m. ΙτείζαΌμ•/ιν, ω[^ην. Th. 'Τεΐζχ, 
 
 Ι1εΐξ'/,ί7,νοοι, 1. a. hf. pas. and 
 
 ΤΙίίζ'/ι<το<.ί, 1. a. imperat. m. of -τειι^άύΐ. 
 
 ΎΙιι^γ,τΙζΜ, to try, examine, prove. From 
 Χίΐξάω. Th% 'Ti'ii^t. 
 
 ΤΙείξί^οί, eu, 0, the name^qf a man, Piri- 
 thous. 
 
 ΙΙΕΓΡΙΝ2, ivhi, i, a chest or frame of 
 wicker work, bound to a chariot, in order to 
 carry the presents, Iliad xxiv, 190.] 
 
 ΠΕΓΡΩ, f. ίξω, p. χ,α, 1, a, επ-είξοι, 2. a. 
 'ί-^αζον perf. pas. •πετοίξμοί.ι, 1. a. pas.k'ffagUYiv, 
 
 p. m. 9Τ\'7Τ0ζΚ. 
 
 YluqZ, pres. imperat. pas. -νείξάοο, ω, and 
 
 Τΐίΐξύα,τΰ, Ion. for ^τείξοιντο, 3. pi. o])t, 
 pas. of <ρτεΐξάω. Th. -^Γεΐξα. 
 
 Τΐίΐξώμεβα, 1. pi. pres. ind. m. and 
 
 Τΐείξάμενοζ, part. pres. m. or j^as. of ττείξάω^ 
 to endeavour, attempt. 
 
 ΤΙεΤσοί, α,ς, h, a cable. From •νείθω. 
 
 Tlztffoitjfor Tttrxi, 1. a. inf. act. of τΐω. 
 
 Τΐίίιτχΐί, ^ol.for ίΓί/σ-αί, ocvto;, and 
 
 TLi'iffoiKfa, ^ol. for <xiUa.ace,, »!;, vi, part. 
 1. a. f. g. of 'ρτειύω. 
 
 ΤίεΙσοίς, α,ντο$, part. 1. a. act. of ιτεΊύω, 
 f σω. ^ 
 
 ΐΙεκτοί^άΧΐνοζ, ου, ο κ.χ) vt, obedient to the 
 bit or rein ; •^εκταχ^άλινα, οίξ/Λατοί, chariots 
 obedient to the reins ; τα, το7; χ^α,ΧινοΊξ ^ειβό- 
 μενα,. See Virgil, Georg. i, 514, From <7ηΐ9ω 
 and χοίλινο;, ου, ο, a bit or bridle. 
 
 ΤΙεΙα-εαι, Ion. for -ρτεΙσ'Α, 2. sing. I. f. 7)1. 
 and 
 
 ΐΐείσ-εΐζ, 2. sing. l.y. act, and 
 
 ΎΙεισ'ίΐΛεν, Ion. for <π•εΊσειν, 1 . f. inf. act. 
 from '7til6w,f. σο), to persuade. 
 
 ΤΙίία•εα•&ο!,ί, l.y. irf. m. and 
 
 Τΐείιτ'/ι, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. or 2. sing. 
 l.y. m. from 'χι'ίύω, f. σω, to persuade. 
 
 ΥΙε/τβεντε;, nom. pi. part. 1. a. 2>cts. from 
 TTinrh);, εντο?, εντι, from the same. 
 
 ΤΙεκτύνινοι,ι, 1. a. inf. pas. and 
 
 Tliiffu'/iTofAOii, 1. y. ind. p>^^' from -ττεΊθω, 
 which see. 
 
 Τ1ε7α•μα, ατός, το, confidence in any under- 
 taking ; assurance ; also a cable, hawser, or 
 rope. Apol. Ehod. i, 434. From τείόαι.'Ι 
 
 ΐΙειο•μονγι, ίϊί, h, persuasion, Gal. v, 8, and 
 Eustaih. ad Od. x, 16, and other places. 
 
 ΤΙεία-ομαι, I shall sufler or I will obe}'•, 1 . f. 
 m. of 'raa-p^cd, or ττεΐίω, to suffer, or to obey. 
 
 ΤΙε7σ•ο;, or mtro;, εος, το, a well-watered 
 place, a garden, meadow ; because it can, as 
 it loere, τί(τκι, i. e. give to drink. From, -x-iTfU 
 σχω, to give to drink. 
 
 Πί/σ-τλ^, "viPOi, 0, one who obeys, one who 
 persuades. From -χύύω. 
 
 TliKoj, the same as τηίκω, which see. 
 
 ΤΙεΧάγεσσιν, dat. pi. Ion. from <?τελα.γοί. 
 
 ΐΐζλαγίζω, to inundate, overflow. From 
 
 ΠΕ'ΛΑΓ02 ('ϋ-ε'Κα,-γοί), εο;, το, the sea, 
 iji nom. pi. τελάγίΐ' as if τλο7α ίίγων, leading 
 ships. 
 
 ΥίεΧάγων, the name of a man, Pelagon. 
 
 ΤΙελάζΜ, y. «(Tw, p. κΆ, to draw near, ap- 
 proach ; also to cause to approach, to bring to, 
 conduct to ; pres. inf. ^ελάξειν. ΐίελύζειν 
 κζάτίί, to give vjictory. <SO κξάτα viXairffovt 
 
ΠΕΛ 
 
 655 
 
 ΠΕΛ 
 
 give me victory, 1. a. imperat. act. Poet. Th. 
 ^ίλΆί, near. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΛΑΝ02 [ηλανοζ), ου, ό, a cake made 
 of the finest ilour and used in sacrificing. From 
 νάλ'ή, fine flour, or τΓκλύνω, to mix. 
 
 ΠΕΛΑΡΓΟ' 2, ΰΖ, ό, a stork. From τιλο? 
 and οίξγο;, because she has black cmd wiiite 
 feathers. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΛΑ2, adv. near. From -τίϊλω, to cause 
 to approach ; com]). 'ττλ'/κτΊον superlal. τιλα,α•- 
 τάτω. Hence ο τίλχ;, neighbouring, a neigh- 
 bour, a relative, another. 
 
 Πέλαίταν, Ion. for ίτΐλχα-αν, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 act. and 
 
 ΤΙελκίΤαί, avro;, jmrt. 1 . a. act. Τίλασ-χι, 
 I. a. inf. of 'TT'c'kaC^ai^f. &ω, p. -π'ί-τΓίλαχοί. Th. 
 ^ίλας, near. 
 
 Τίίλα,α-γοί, the Pelasgi or Pelasgians. The 
 lonians were called ΥΙζλχσγο) ΑΙγιαλίζί, ^gi- 
 alian Pelasgians, before Danaus and Xutiius 
 passed over into Peloponnesus, Herod, vii, 94. 
 They were so called froin king jEgialeus. 
 
 TiiXeiffhis, ivTo;, part. 1 . a. pas. and 
 
 Τ1ίλάίτό-/ι, Ion. for ί•ηλύσ•0ιη, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. pas. and 
 
 ΤΙιλάα-σα,ΐζ, JEol. for 'Χίλάσ-α;, part. \.a. 
 act. by Poet, reduplicalion of σ, from τζλάζΜ. 
 
 ΐίίλ&τ'Λί, ου, ο, one who approaches, a 
 neighbour, a client ; a domestic or mercenary, 
 called S-iii, by the Attics, and •τίνεσ-'τ>ι; by the 
 Thessalonians, and τίλάτ'/ι; by the rest of 
 Greece, Salm. de M. Usur. p. 871. From 
 
 ΐΐίλατίζ, i^os, VI, a female client. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Πίλάώ/, the same ivith -ττιλάΖ,ω. 
 
 ΤΙίλιύοζ, See 'Στίλίάοί. 
 
 Tίίλίβξov,for "τλίάξον, ου, ro, an acre. 
 
 Πίλε/, it is, it happens, from the obsolete 
 verb <πίΧω, to be. In SLobceus it is considered 
 a poetic word ; but the tragic iviiters often use 
 it in Iambics. Markl. in Eurip. Supj^l. 17 8. J 
 
 ΤΙίλαα, as, h, arid 
 
 ΤΙίλίΐα,ς, oho;, 'h, a species of pigeon, a dove. 
 From ^ίλοζ, black, because their colour was 
 black. 
 
 ΤΙίλΒίασΊν, dat. pi. of "^nXnas. 
 
 ΎΙίΧίκ,κν, a pelican, a sea-bird, Gl. Vet. 
 ^ίλεχύνοί. Τίελεχαν, ΰ,νπς, and αντο;, and τε- 
 λικ,α,ς , are in use, from -χελεκάω, to cut, because 
 they have a large and broad beak, capable of 
 cutting. Th. ττελεχυς, an axe. 
 
 Τίελεχάω, ω, f. ήο^ω, to cut, hew with an 
 axe. From τίλεκ,υί, 
 
 Τίελεκη/ϋα, κτοζ, το, a chip. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΐϊελεκίζω, f. ίο•ω, p. -rt^iXixncoi, to strike 
 with an axe ; pof. pas. 'Τί7!•ελί}ίΐα-//.αι, part. 
 perf. pas. 'τηΐτεΧίκκτμενοί, smitten with an axe. 
 Th. TtiXiKVi, an axe. 
 
 ΤΙελεχίνοζ, ου, ο, an herb, whose seed is like 
 ^ελεχυξ, an axe. 
 
 ΐίελίχχνκτίν. Ion. and Poet, for ετελίχ^ισ-ε, 
 3. sing, 1. a, ind, act, of •rsXixaw, to cut. 
 
 ΤΙίλίχχον, ov, TO, an axe-handle, an axe. 
 From 
 
 ΠΕ'χ\ΕΚΤ2, lui, 0, an axe, a pole-axe 5 
 ace. τελεχυν. 
 
 ΐίελίΐίίίζετ , Ion. for 1<ζηλε/α,ίζίτΰ, 2. sing, 
 imperf. pas. frorn 
 
 ΠΕΛΕΜΓΖΩ, /. |«, p. ^ετελίμ,χο,, to 
 move, agitate, shake, cause to tremble ; 2)€rf. 
 pas. 'ΡΓί^ελίμιγμαι, 1. a. pas. ίττεΧεμΙχ^ύ^ιν. 
 
 ΤΙεΧεμίχ^ΰ'/ι, 3. sing, 1. a. ind. pus. Ion. tf 
 the preceding. 
 
 TL'iXiv, Ion. for ϊτι-ελεν, 3. sing, impeff. and 
 Τ1ελεσ•χε, Ion. for ετελε, 3. sing, imperf'. 
 of the i^oetic verb "ττεΧω, to be. 
 
 Πίλίζ/, Dor. for -ρτίλου, pres. imperat. of 
 'Τελΰμχι, the same with ττίλω. 
 
 Πίλ/δι/ύ?, VI, ov, of a leaden colour ; livid, 
 Thucyd. ii, 49 ; blood-shot. Th. ΐΤίλβ,-, 
 black.] 
 
 Πελ/^νβω, <w, to make livid; From the j^re- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΐίελίίί,'ία, lov, black, livid. From τελόί. 
 Ιίελοντβί, 3. pi. imperf. Ion. of -^'ίΧομαι, 
 from τίλύ). 
 
 ΠΕ'ΛΛΑ, Ion. ττελλ^η, 7}ζ, '/,, a milk-pail; 
 'Τελλί;, ίΐοί, 'h, the same ; as if from -ττλίοξ^ 
 full, because it is often filed with milk. Hence 
 in Engl. pail. Also a cup, a porringer, 
 
 Πίλλ>7, η?, VI, Pella, a city of Macedonia. 
 Hence Alexander the Great is called the Pellaean. 
 Πίλλβί, VI, ov, or -τελλο;, };, ov, the same 
 ivith 7τελό$. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΛΜΑ, ατο;, το, the sole of the foot ; 
 also a slipper ; as if from ττελο;, or 9t>iKo;^ 
 mud, because ive ti-ead in it. 
 ΤΙίλομαι, the same ivith ^ελω. 
 ΤΙελομί^ύοί, Dor. for -πεΧΌμεία^ 1. pi. prs^ 
 ind. m. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Τίελο'^νιια^ο'.ι, Ion. Dor. and Poet, fur 
 TLiXoTi'Soit, ol, nom. pi. from 
 
 Τίελοτ'ί^να, ου, ο, a son of Pelops. From 
 Πέλοψ, Tos, a proper name. 
 
 ΤΙελοτονννιο-ιοίχο;, h, ov, of or belonging to ■ 
 Peloponnesus. 
 
 Τίελοτοννν,ιηαιττ), adv. after the manner of 
 the inhabitants of Peloponnesus. 
 
 Τίελο•τόνννια•οζ, ου, h, Peloponnesus, ί7ίβ5ο«ί/ζ- 
 crn part of Greece, separated from the rest of 
 it by the Isthmus of Corinth. 
 
 ΤΙίλοτο;, gen. sing, from ΤΙίλο-φ, οτβ?, β, 
 a proper 7ia7ne, Pelops. 
 
 ΠΕΛΟ'2, h, cv, of a dark colour ; brown-, 
 also black. 
 
 Ιΐίλταιτττι;, ov, 0, a soldier armed with the 
 shield called a pelta ; and 
 
 Π.ελτκα•τϊχοί, «, ov, relating to a soldier 
 armed with the pelta ; also one skilled in the 
 use of the pelta. Fro7il• 
 
 ΠΕ'ΛΤΗ, >jj, vi, a pelta ; a short shield or 
 buckler, in the shape of a half-moon ; as f from 
 ναλτον, because it may be brandished. 
 
 ΐΐίλν^, νχοζ, ο, or <7Γελυ;, (μ;, νι, an axe ; 
 a basin for washing the feet, properly wooden :, 
 ' beipg made by τίο •Τίλ5»«ν. 
 
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 ΠΕΝ 
 
 ΠΕ'ΛΩ, and ^ίλομαι, to be; to come; 
 to bring•, cause to approach. 
 
 ΠΕΆΟΡ, όοξδ;, 70, a monster. 
 
 ΐΙίλΜξν, vast, hun-e; /. g. Ion. ο/τίλωξος. 
 
 ϋίλάξίοί, ου, ο κα.) h, monstrous ; gigantic, 
 .huge ; also astonishing, marvelous, remarkable. 
 Til. τίλωξ. 
 
 ΎΙίλωοοζ, ύοχ, ωζον, monstrous, portentous ; 
 also vast, huge. From the same. 
 
 Τί'ψμΆ, arcs, το, any thing cooked, jiar- 
 ticularli/ a sort of cake. From <π•ί'ζτω, to cook. 
 
 ΎΙψ'τά^Άοχ^οζ, a comm.ander of five men; 
 the same with ^ίντώοαζχο;. 
 
 Τ1$μ7τάζίο, or -τημνάζομαι, f. άΰ•ω, and m. 
 άσομαι, perf. 'Π'ττ'ίμ-ττχκ,α, to count by the 
 fingers, particularbj by five ; to count ; to con- 
 sider. From 
 
 Τΐίμττχ;, a^a;, 'i, the same with Tivru;, 
 £ho;: the number five, a company of five per- 
 sons. Fro?n 
 
 ΐΐίμ'τίί, JEol.pr -TiUri, five. 
 
 ΤΙίμ -^s, for eVejWte, Ion. 3. sing, imperf. of 
 <^ίμ-^ω. 
 
 ΤΙΙμζ-ίλο;, ου, ό χα) Υΐ, an old man ; as if 
 just to be sent to the- grave. From ντίμττω. 
 
 ΐίψτοίίτα, u;, a, Dor. for ■ζίμτΓονιΤχ, r,;, h, 
 part, pres.f. g. of •ζ-ίμ'ΤΜ, f -φω. 
 
 ΙΣίμ-ταν, Ion. for ετημ-τταν, imjferf. Ion. of 
 the same. 
 
 TliicTrrcSc;, aix, a7ov, the fifth in order ; five 
 days old -, that which happens, comes, returns, 
 &-C. on the fifth day. From ττίμ^ττο}. Tk. 
 ίτίντί, five. 
 
 Ή.ίμ'τττάμίζο;, ου, ο xoc.) «, Ion. and Dor. 
 for •;ημφίήμΛξθί, or 'ρηνίήμίξο;, lasting five 
 days, or five days since. From "ττίμ-ττο;, ου, 
 fifth, and νιμίοα, a day. 
 
 Τίίμ-τττί;, γ, gen. and dot. sing.f.g. of 
 
 ΐΐζμ-ττοξ, h, ov, fifth ; dat. pi. -ζιμπτοκα. 
 Fram -τίμ'ττ-η, JEol.for 'τίν--., five. 
 
 ΤΙίμττοί, h, ov, sent. Frotii 
 
 ΠΕ'ΜΠΩ, f -ψ^, p. -^τίτημψα., to send, 
 dismiss, send forth, send into, send away ; to 
 convey, conduct ; to send ambassadors ; -Λ-ίμ- 
 «re/v μα,ντζΊα, τίμνα, Eiirip. in Phoeniss. i^9:? ; 
 1. rt. 'ί•^ίμ•φα, 1. a. imperat. act. •τίμ-φον, 
 ura>i 1. a. subj. ^τίμ-φ», 1. a. inf. ττίμ-φια, 
 part. 1. ii. τίμ-φας, κντο;• pres. J(;iiS. -^'ίμ-Τΰ- 
 uoci, 1 . a. pas. Ι^'ίμφ^'Ίν, 1 • f pas. "Τζμφύήιτο- 
 μ,α.1, p. ni. 'Ττί'Τομτχ• ΤΒμττομαι, mid. to cause 
 to be conducted, Eurip. Hecub. 372. Orest. 
 
 107,111. 
 
 Τίίμνωζο7.ον, ου, το, a spit with five points. 
 From -ττϊμ-^η, JEol. for ττίντι, five, a?id οζίλο;, 
 a spit. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΜΦΙΗ, ιγο;, 'λ, a blast ; also a drop, a 
 cloud, a bubble. From Άμττω, us being Qmiiiea. 
 from soviething. 
 
 ΠΕΜΦΡΗΔΠ'Ν, ovflj, Yi, an insect of the 
 wasp species. 
 
 Πί^-ψαν, Ion. for 'ί'^ημ-φοίν, G. ju. 1. a. 
 ind. act. and 
 
 ΐΐίμ-φοίζ, avToc, part. 1. a. act. from ^Ιμ- 
 gru, f -φω, to send. 
 
 ΤΙίμ-φίΐ, 5. sing, and 
 
 ΐΐίμ-φουίπ, 3. pi. l.f. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Τίίμ-ψω, Dor. for -χίμ-φω, l.f. and 
 
 ΤΙίμ.•φωμί)ι, 1. pi, 1. a. subj. act. of νίμ-Χί^. 
 
 Τί'ίνΐσ-ύοίΐ, pres. hf. m. of ττίνομα,ί. 
 
 Τίί\ΐί.7τη;, ου, ο, a servant, from 'χ%\Όμα.ι, 
 to labour ; the same loith S-hs, of the Attics. 
 
 TLiv^ai, Ion. for 'ττινη, 2, nng. subj. m.from 
 •π-'ίνομοίί, to labour, to be poor. 
 
 TL'iv'/is, riTog, ο κα) h, one who earns a living 
 by labour, poor, destitute ; dat. j)l, τίν/κη. 
 From 'ττ'ίΜομ.οί.ί, to labour, to be in want. 
 
 Tlivuu, pres. imperat. from τίν^'ίω, to 
 lament. 
 
 ΐΐίν^-ϊ, dat. sing, from <ff'iv6o?, so;, το, grief. 
 
 ΠΕΝΘΕΡ0^2, οΰ, ο, a father-in-law, a 
 wife's father ; ';rεvhξa, α.?, vi, a mother-in-law ; 
 a wife's lΏother ; as Ικυξοζ, and -ζα, a hus- 
 band's father and mother. 
 
 TLivuict), ω, f. γ,σω, p. 'τητΤίν^τ^κα, to Avee]>, 
 mourn ; \. a. ί'τίνά'/κτχ, 1. a. inf. -την^ησαι. 
 Th. "τ'ίνύοζ, ios, TO, grief. 
 
 Τΐίνύγιμιναι, Dor. for -τηνύτιναι, pres. inf. 
 from 'privύ'/ιμι,for "τηνύ'ίω. Or for -privhlv, pres. 
 inf. of 'ττινύ'ίω, to weep. Th. -ττίνύοξ. 
 
 Τΐίν^ϊμ,οξ, ου, ο κα) '/ι, and "ζίνύίμο;, ίμ.•/ΐ, 
 ιμον, mournful, sad. From 
 
 ΠΕ'ΝΘΟΣ, to;, το, grief, mourning ; also 
 a funeral ; as if -ρτόνίο;, from p. m. ■τί-τονία, 
 of -ττάσχω, to suffer. Hence 'τενύίω, to lament. 
 
 Tlivta, ας, h. Ion. -τι, '/>;, poverty. Fro7n 
 -ffiv/ic, poor. Th. 'ττϊνομαι. 
 
 ΐ1ίνίχ;ζαλίο;, sa, iov, poor, indigent, need)'. 
 From 
 
 ΐ1ενϊ;ζξύ;, a, ov, poor, indigent, destitute. 
 From 
 
 ΠΕ'ΝΟΜΑΙ, to make, effect, do, prepare, 
 attend to ; to be poor ; τηνόμενο;, part, j'res. 
 m. 'ρτί-νονα., p. m. 
 
 TLivavTo, Ion. for WivovTo, 3. pi. imperf. m. 
 of the preceding. 
 
 Τΐίντά'^αοχ;');, ου, ο, a commander of five 
 men. From -χίντε, five, and ά,ξχ^γι, a com- 
 mand, authorit)-. 
 
 Ή-εντάιόλον, ου, το, a contest in the five dif- 
 ferent games, i. e. leaping, running, the quoit, 
 the javelin, and vvrestling ; and 
 
 thv-a-JXo?, ου, ο, one who engages in the 
 τεντάί^λον, which see. From ττ'-ντε and αεβλοξ. 
 
 Τΐίνταζτ'/ΐξΐκ,ο;, «> ov, quinquennial. From 
 
 ΐΐίνταιτ'/,οις, /§Λί, 'h, a period of five years ; 
 but in the Aide dialect, it is used as an adjec- 
 tive, for '/7ίνταετ'/}ξίκ•^. 
 
 ΐΙίντΆίτίίζο;, ου, ό κα) h, quinquennial. 
 From 
 
 ΐίενταίτ'/ι;, or τενταεττ•,;, εοζ, ο κα) '/ι, the 
 same. From ^εντε, five, aiid ετοί, tos, το, a 
 year. 
 
 Υί'ίνταΰλον, ου, το, a contest in the five dif- 
 ferent games. See Τίεντύεύλον. 
 
 Υίίνταύλο;, ου, ό, ous who is victorious in 
 the -xivraeXov, ivhich see. From -^'εντε and 
 αύλοζ, a contest. Th. αεβλο;, the same. 
 
 IlivTci»);, adv. five times. From ττίντε. 
 
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 657 
 
 ΠΕΠ 
 
 Χΐίντβίχισ•χ;ίλίοι,αι, α, five thousand. Frovi 
 "the jyreceding and ;ζίλιο/. 
 
 TlivrctKOcriot, en, a, five hundred. From 
 ^ivTi, five, and xotnou 
 
 Tii)i<rccTyi;^v$, va;, ο acct 7i, five cubits high. 
 From !Γ£ντε and τνχυί• 
 
 Πίντα^τλαΛβί, ι», tov, Ion. Τίντατλ'ήσίοξ, 
 five times greater. Th. rrivn, five. 
 
 ΤΙίντα^λαο-ίύ/ί, adv. in five-fold proportion, 
 in five ways. From the preceding. 
 
 ΐίεντα-τλόο;, ους, ο κ,οίΐ ίι, and 'τηντατΧόος, 
 tZs, -τλΰ' /i, j?, -ίτλββν, οΐ/ν, quintuple. From 
 
 Τίίντ&χ^α, and -νίντΆχνι, in five parts, in five 
 ways. From 
 
 ΠΕ'ΝΤΕ, ol, «;, τά, five. 
 
 Τΐίντίκχί^ίχίΐί, fifteen. 
 
 ΤΙίντΒκχί^ίκα,τΰί, άτ^, «τβν, the fifteenth. 
 From T£VT£ and ViKo-ros, the tenth. 
 
 Τίίνητ'/ΐζ);, i'^oi, h-, a term or period of five 
 years, a lustrum ; §;ά 5Τ£ντίτ>7^/^<?ί, eveiy fifth 
 year. Herod.^ 
 
 Τΐίντ^κοντα, St, at, τα, fifty. From TzvTi, 
 five. 
 
 TiivTfixovretirhi) ίοί, ο κα) '/ι, of fifty years, 
 ■fifty years old. From τίντή'Λοντα, fifty, and 
 ίτοί, ioi, TO, a year. 
 
 ΐ1εντ*ιχονταί~ία, us, v, a period of fifty years. 
 From the jyreceding. 
 
 ΤίίντϋχοντάλίΤξον, ου, το, fifty pounds ; a 
 Sicilian money, so called from its weight, tvhich 
 was fifty pounds. Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΤΙίντΫΐχάντκζχ^ο;, ου, ο, a commander of fifty 
 soldiers. 
 
 ΤΙίντ^,κόντίξοί, 91, a vessel impelled by pAfty 
 oars ; a fifty-oared A'essel; also •ηντ'/ικόντοξθί, ^. 
 
 Τΐίντ'/ικοντόγυο;, ου, ο kou h, fifty acres in ex- 
 tent. From TTivTYixovTu, which see, and yutx,, 
 or γυίύΐ. 
 
 Τίίντ'/ίκοντοκ.άξ'/ινος, ου, ο xett ίι, having fifty 
 heads. From -ρηντή^οντα and κύξ>ινον, ου, το, 
 a head. 
 
 TLiVT'/jxoffTo;, vj, ov, the fiftieth. Hence τιν- 
 τ'/ιχοιττ'/], (h^igoi being understood) the fiftieth 
 day from the resurrection of the Saviour, the 
 pentecost. Th. t£vt£. 
 
 Τίΐντόζαιο, gen. Ton. of 
 
 Τίίντοζο;, ου, ο sea.) h, divided into five 
 branches. ThL• word is sometimes ajiplied to 
 the hand ; the fingers, being, as it loere, five 
 branches. From <πίντί and ο'ζο;, a branch. 
 
 ΐίεξαιτ ,for τίξαιτο, 3. sing. 1. a. opt. mid. 
 ef ττίκω, or <^ύκ,ω, to comb,y. ί,ω. 
 
 Jli^co, Dor. for. "Ti^oi, l.f of the same. 
 
 Tli'Tfayoia•!, Dor. for •zt'^'/iyoc.ffi, 3. pi. perf 
 <m. of 'r■ήy'Jυμι,f. \ω, 2. a. s-rayov, J^. m. στίττ'/ι- 
 yct. 
 
 TLt^a^Ta, by Sync, for 'τηττα.ύνικυΊα, p. jiart. 
 «ict.f g. 'ffuuiu, f. ήαω, for ττάσχω, to suffer j 
 2. a. ίΤΆβον. 
 
 Τίί'ΤΓΛί^ίυνται, 3. j)l. p. jmss. and 
 
 Tli-Toct'SiVToct, 3. sing. See Ton^iuu. 
 
 TLiTatvu, to bring to maturity, ripen ; to 
 mitigate, assuage. From ντί-χων. 
 
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 ΤΙί'^ο'.ισ'μίνοί, p. jmrt, pas. of τοίίζω, to play, 
 to mock ; or from ττοίΐω, to strike, f. ταΊσω, 
 ]). jias. 'ττ'ίζοι.ισμα.ι. Some derive it from cri- 
 ταινω. 
 
 Υίΐ-τοίΊτίξος, ίξκ, soov, more mature,, riper, 
 comjmr.', -νίττων, ripe, is also found, lohich see. 
 
 TLiva.Xa.y^ivos, j'Cirt. 2)erf. pas. of •7Τα.Χάσσω, 
 to pollute, defile; f. '^m, p. ττί-τάλκχ^α, 1. α. 
 £^«λ«|α. Th. ττάλλω, to shake, f. αλα>. 
 According to otiiersfrom τ'/ΐλο;, mud. 
 
 Π£5Γ«λα»τβ, 3. sing. phqi. i^as. Ion. and 
 
 TliTraXot-x^Si, 2. j)/. jierf. imperat. jms. qfTcc- 
 Χάσσω, to cast lots ; which is from νάΧοί, a lot j 
 also a shaking. Th. τύλλω, to shake. 
 
 Ιΐ£5Τ«λώίν, haAnng shaken ; Ion. txXuv, 2. a. 
 part. act. τάλλω, to shake ; f. α.Χω, 2, α. ίτα- 
 
 λίν. 
 
 ΐΙί•7Τθίμοα, l^^Tf• of ττάομαι, f. m. άγομαι, to 
 possess. 
 
 Τΐί'τάνοίΐ, 2. α. inf. act. of -τηναΊνω, io 
 cook ; 1. a. part. pas. Trs-^avhis, sicra, Iv, cook- 
 ed ; no7n. pi. •ρη7ΤΆνύίντζζ. 
 
 Τίί-τΓΰίξΰν, by reduplication for τταξίΤν, 2. a, 
 inf. of ττύζω, to pass over ; f. ίζΰ, 2. a. εττα- 
 ξον. Partus thinks the true reading is ifft-ro^uv, 
 2. a. inf. for νοξίΐν, of ττοξω, or vooica, to give, 
 afford. 
 
 Πε-τά^^α;, j;<?r/*. inf. pas. and 
 
 Τίί'τοίξμαι, perf ind. p)as. and 
 
 ΤίίττΛξμ'ίνοζ, '/I, ov, pierced, transfixed, j)' 
 jmrt. pas. of -ττεΊζω, f ττίζΖ, p. •π'ί'Τΰίξκα, to 
 pierce through ; p. m. -τίττοξΆ. 
 
 ΐΐί'^τχξψν/ιχα, ρ), act. Att. for •τταξα/ν/ικα, 
 and 
 
 Τ1ί<^χξΛΐννιμε)ΐΰ;, part. p. jms, Att. for ΤΧ' 
 ξΜννιμΛνοί, from ττχζοιΛω, to act improperl}'' un- 
 der the influence of Mine. Th. oho;, wine. 
 
 Τΐίτχίττχι, Poet, for 
 
 ΐΐίτχτχί, 3. sijig. ]). pas. of ττάομκι, to ac- 
 quire, possess ; f. m. χσομχι, p. ^ms. ττ'ίττα- 
 μχι. 
 
 ΐΐίταυμαί, σαι, τχι, ρ. ind. pas. and 
 
 Τίετχυμ'ίνοι;, dat. pi. part. perf. pas. and 
 
 ΤΙεττχυιτο, 2. sing, jyerf imperat. 2)as. of 
 <7Τχΰω, to cease ; fut. 'ϊτχΰσω, p. <χ'ί'χχυκχ, 2, α. 
 'i'TTxciv. 
 
 Υίε'ττε'ίύατχι, Ion. for 7ητεία•μενο> εΐα-ι, 3. 
 pi. pef. ind. jms. of ττεΊόο), to persuade ; fut. 
 σω, 2. a. 'ir/rtiov, peif. pas. 'τ'ε'τηισ μχι. 
 
 Τίε•ηί^ν7ο, they obeyed ; by the Ionic re" 
 ditplication for Ιττε'ιύοντο, 3. ρ)1• imperf. pyas. of 
 the same. 
 
 ΤΙετε'ίξχμχι, Oor. for <ρη<τίΊξνιμχι, p. ind. 
 pas. 1. a. pas. Ιττείξά,σίην, from τει^ύω, f. άσω^ 
 and ήσω. Th. <τεΐξχ, an effort. 
 
 Τΐε-τϋξοί, ου, ο χ,χ) r„ ripe, mellow; mild. 
 Th. "TiTTco, 
 
 Ώ.ε'Τίίσ-ύω, let him be assured ; 3. sing, i^srf, 
 imperat. pas. and 
 
 Τΐε-ρτεισμαι, p. ind. pias. of 'τηΐύω, to per- 
 suade, f. σω. 
 
 ΐίετελίχισμενοί, ecy beheaded, smitten with 
 an axe ; part. p. pa^. of τηλζκ'ίζω, Th, 5Τ$λβ* 
 Kvsf an axe. 
 
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 658 
 
 ΠΕΠ 
 
 Ται-ηξΆγχΙναι, ρ. inf. act, of 7ei^aiva,f. ανω, 
 p. 'Τί'^ίξίχ.γχ», the same with -^ίξατόω, to com- 
 plete, finish. Th. -ττίξας, το, an end. 
 
 ΤΙί-τηζτ,μίνοί, ου, transported and sola,, from 
 ■χτίξάω, to sell ; f. ύιτω, and moo, p. 'ffifign^a., 
 p. pas. Τίτίξνμοα. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΠΕΡΙ, ιος, or ius, TO, pepper. Froin 
 π-ίτίίξΟ!, because by its heat it assists digestion. 
 
 Tiii-tiyix, «i, £, p. m. and 
 
 ΤΙίτηγωζ, ότοζ, part. p. m. of -ζήγνυμι, or 
 ττγιγω, to fasten to. 
 
 Ή-ί-π-η^-Λκίναι, perf. inf. act. of 'ζητ^χω, to 
 leap. 
 
 'ni<rf]x;ei, pejf. of 'ζΤί^γνύω. 
 
 UiTiitr^iyos, ^, ov, pressed ; part. p. pas. of 
 <τήζω, f. ffai, p. Koc, J), jms. ^ίτίί(τμχι. 
 
 TliTihTv, by the Ion. reduplieation for 'rih7v, 
 2. a. vf. of 9ηι6ω, to persuade ; f. σω, 2. a. 
 
 Ώ.ί'Π^μίνο;, *i, ov, part. p. po5. and 
 
 Ύίίτιύήσοι), Ion. by reduplicatiun for •^ηύτ,σω, 
 1 ,f. of τΜω, for ττύβω^ 2. a. ί-:τι6αν, whence 
 •ηέίω, 
 
 Ώ.ί'πίμίν, by Sync, for •τί'ν'ίύομίν, by the 
 Ionic reduplication for ϊ-πΊόομί-ν, 1. j}l. 2. a. 
 act. of -ττιΊβω. 
 
 ΤΙίΤίβοίμίν, and in 3. j)l. ^i'pr'tuonv, by the 
 Ionic rediqdication for ττίβοιμ^ν, and <pr'Joiiy, 
 2. a. opt. act. of the same. 
 
 ΐΐίτηύον, by ike Ionic reduplication for IV/- 
 ύον, 2. a. ind. act. and 
 
 JXi-jriSuv, jmrt. 2. a. act. Ion. for -πύων, όν- 
 τοί, of ττύύω, 2. a. iViS^ov. 
 
 Τΐίτπίτηύκα,μίν, λ.γΐ.ρ. ind. act. of <πισητίΰω, 
 f. iuff&i, to balance. From •^ία-τι;, ζως, h, be- 
 lief. 
 
 Yli'Ttff'riUKiKTce.v, 3. ^?/. p>lup. Att. for l-rs- 
 ^κττίύκ,ίΐιταν, fro'/n the same. 
 
 ΐΙίΤίίτηυμίν'/ίν, ace. sing. f. g. j^art. p. pas. 
 of 'ττιστιύω. See ΥΙί'Ζίσηύκ,α,μΛν. 
 
 Ί1ΐ9τλα.ν'/,μ'ίνω;, adv. in the manner of a wan- 
 derer. From 'ττλοι.νάΰμοίΐ, to wander. Th. 
 
 Τίί'^τλα.α-τοί.ι, 3. sing. perf. pas. <τί<τλα.α•^ι, 
 ρ, inf. pas. "τΐΐ-π^.ασμ'ί'ίοζ-, η, ov, part. perf. pas. 
 of '7r'ka.ff(Tw,f. σω, p. nx, to mould, form. 
 
 ΐΐί'ρτ'λ.άτυντχί, 3. &ing. p. pas. of ^λχτύνω, 
 f. υνω, p. 'xi'TrXxTvyKx, to widen, make broad. 
 Th. τλχτνξ, 10',, broad, wide. 
 
 ΐΐί-ττλίγμίνΰ;, j)art. perf. pas. of -π-λίχω, 
 Aristot. Foet. See ΪΙλίκω. 
 
 Ί1Ί•7τΧτ,γχ, I smote j j•• ^^• of-zX'/ifftrea, f. \ω, 
 2. a. ετλ'/)γον. 
 
 Τίίτλτιγ'ίμί*, and ττίτλ^γίμίνχι, Ion. and 
 Dor. for ^τίτλίήγαν, of Ti-TrXviyu, to strike ; 
 which, from the }}. m. τίτλ^ίγα, of τλ-^α-α-ω, has 
 becom£ present ; wheiice 'πί'Χ'ληγον, Ion. for 
 Ιτί-τληγον, also imperf. unless one choose by 
 the Ionic reduplication to make it the 2. a. act, 
 of TXYifftrUffor iVAxyiv. 
 
 ΐΐίτλ^ιγογ, See the preceding. 
 
 ΊΙίΤλ^όννται, 3. sing. p. pas. of τλ*ιόυνω. 
 
 ΐΐίτλ/ιόα/ί, via, OS, full ; part. perf. m. of 
 ^XriSu, f, <^λή(ΤΜ, J), m. ττί'!Τλη&χ, to fill. 
 
 Hi-rXuvre, 3. sing. pluj}. pas. Ion, of <τψ~ 
 τλ'/ιμί, the same with ίτλ^βω, f. ττΧήσω, ρ)• pas. 
 
 Τίζ'^λνίξοφοξίιιμίνοίν, gen. pi. part. perf. pas. 
 
 of ^λνίξοφοξίΜ. 
 
 Τΐίτλίηξωμχι, and in 3. pZ. ίΠ^λ'^ξωντα/, ]). 
 ind. pas. of -^λγΐξόω, f, ωαω, p. νιτΧτ,ρωχ,α, to 
 fulfil. Th. ^λίοί, fuU. 
 
 Tli-rki^iriaxajs, ό-τος, part. p. act. of τλτ,σιά- 
 ζω, f. ά,σω, p. xx, to draw near, approach. 
 From τλ^ιο-ίον, near. Th. τίλχς. 
 
 ΙΙΕ'ΙΙΛ02, ov, and Ion. •ri'rXoto, o, and 
 ίΤ£!Τλον, ου, το, a female garment, the peplum 
 or robe. 
 
 Tlt^rXvifixt, Poet, p, inf. pas. of the obsolete 
 verb <χΧ{)ω, to wash ; f. ύσω, p. pias. ^ί-τλνμχί. 
 Th. 'ττΧΰνω, the same. 
 
 Τί'ίττλως, See 'Έ^ί^λων, ως, ω, 
 
 ΤΙ.'ί'τΓλωζ, acc. pi. Dor. for ^ίτλ^ονί. Th. 
 
 Τίετννμίνο;, »?, ov, prudent, discreet, wise ; 
 
 jmrt. j)erf ^las. and in dual, "^ίτννμίνω, from 
 
 perf. ind, 9Τί•;τνυμχι, of the verb 7Γνυμ.ι, or trvuaif 
 
 f. σ•ω, to breath ; in pas. ττνϋμ,χι. Th. ^ύω, 
 
 to breath. 
 
 Tli^vvcro, be prudent ; p. imperat. pas. of 
 ννυμχι, to be wase, to have sense. From -^νΰ- 
 μι, or <ζνΰω. Th. ίΤνίω, to breathe. 
 
 Ili9fo'iy}xx, a;, i, and in 3. jd, ττινοΐ'ήχχνη.. 
 Dor. for "Π-ττοΐΥίχασί, p. ind. act. and 
 
 ΐ1ί<;τοί)ΐμχι, and in 3. pi. ^ίττοίνιντχι, p. ind. 
 pas. τί'τΓοιησύχι, p. inf. pas. and 
 
 Υΐί'ρτοί'/ιμίνοί, η, ov, part, p, pias, of 'κοΑω, f. 
 
 V\(tW. 
 
 Yi.'i'TotS , for 'π'ίτΓοιβί, 3. nng. p. m. ν'ίττοιίχ^ 
 hence τί-ττοίίνΐί, 2. si?ig. p. m. subj. and 
 
 TLiTOiuivxi, J), inf. m. "prsTToiieu;, οτο;, in p)l. 
 •ηττοιύόης, p)art. j). on, of τηίβω, f α•ω, 2, a. 
 iTihv ' vrs-rofht, 3. sing. plup. m. Ion. 
 
 YLsTroi^yia-ti, ίΛΐξ, h, persuasion, confidence ; 
 p. m, •π'ίτοιύχ, of the same. 
 • TLi-prothyAv, 1. pi. ^jres. ind. of -ττζτοΊύω^ 
 ivhich is formed in the Sicilian manner from 
 p. on. 9Γί9Τΰΐάχ, qfTTii^o). 
 
 ΤΙίτοιύότως, adv. confidently, \vith confidence. 
 From 
 
 Τίί'ταιόωζ, Ότοί, relying upon, trusting in. 
 See TisToiaivxi. 
 
 Ώ.ί'Τοιχιλμίνΰ;, », ov, variegated, ^7ari. p. ^jas. 
 of <7ΤθίχΊλλω, f Χω, to variegate. Th. ^oixl- 
 Ko;, 
 
 ΤΙίτομφα, p. ind. mid, of ^ιμντα/, to send ; 
 
 /. -φω. 
 
 Tl'i'Tov, weak, cowardly; voc.from nom. <xi' 
 rtuv, ovos, xx) h, soft, ripe. 
 
 Tlixova, J), m. of δίνομαι, to labour. 
 
 Τίίτοναμίνοί, Dor. for τίτονημίνοί^ ου, 
 wrought. 
 
 TLiiTovi;, όνων, ol,nom. pi. froon 'Τί'Των. 
 
 ΤΙί<τονημίνος, ν, ov, wrought ; j^^''"^' P' P^^' 
 of τονίω, to work, make. 
 
 Ί1ί•7Τονΐΐξΐυμίνο!, part. p. pas. of τονγίξίύού, to 
 be vicious, to act wickedly. From 9Τβν>ΐξθΐ. 
 vicious, bad. 
 
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 ΠΕΡ 
 
 Τίί<τβνίχ, ρ. m. ind. of •ζά,'τχ^ω, Aristot. 
 Poet. 6. See Τ1άσ•;ζω. 
 
 Tit'TTovSuf, via,, oi, p. m. part. of. frac^Uf to 
 suffer ; f, m. ^ύσομα*, 2. a. ί^αβον. 
 
 ϋίτοξ^Λ, p. mid. of f'i^u. 
 
 ΤίίτοζΐΤν, by the Ionic reduplication for 
 τοξίΤν, 2. a. inf. act, of τάξω, fut. ζω. Poet, 
 the same with -τοζίζω, to afford. Th. ^ηίξω, to 
 pierce, p. m. τίτοξκ. 
 
 ΐΙίτόξίυαΌ, pres. imperat. j!jas. of τοξίόαμαί, 
 to go. 
 
 ΐΙί'Τύσ-^α/, p. inf. j)as. of -τίνω, f. 'ττύσω, 
 p. -ττ'ίτωΆχ, to drink; j). pas. ιτΕίΤβ^α;, 1. α. 
 2^as. WaSviv, part. 1. a. τοΰύς. 
 
 TLi-roffh, ye laboured, by Sync, for τίτονΑ- 
 ffui, 2. pi. J), ind. pas. of ττονίω, f. vjoru, p. wi- 
 'τόντικα, J), pas. •^ίτ'οννιμα,ι. Some think it to 
 be used by Sync, for ^ηττόνύχη, r being insert- 
 ed by Pleonasm, p. m. of νάσρ^ω, fut. m. 
 
 TliTornocrxt, Ion. for 
 
 TliTOrtjvTcci, 3. pi. p. j^dS. of Τίτάομοίΐ, to 
 fly ; f. in. ήοΌμαι, p. τιτϋτ'.ιμαι. Th. criro- 
 μαι, or 'ττίτάομα,ι, the same. 
 
 TliTOrtiTo, 3. sing, pilup. p)(is. Ion. from the 
 same. 
 
 ΤίίΤξαγμ'ίνοί, n, ov, jmrt. I>e'>f• J^as. of 
 'ΤΤζάσσω. See W.'i'Xgoc.^a,. 
 
 ΐΐί^ζχχχ, by Sync, for '^■i9r'i^eixa,, p. ind. 
 act. of "ίτίξάω, f ύ,σω, and '/\<τω, to pass over. 
 Others form it from Τξάνσω, ivhich see. 
 
 ΐΐίτζο,χα, 2^erf. of 'ττιτζάσκω, to sell ; fut. 
 Τζά,σω. 
 
 ΓίίΤξασβαι, p. inf. pas. of 'ζ'ΐ'Τξάσ'χα, f 
 ^ζάοτω, l.y. pas. 'ττζίχ.ύήσομΛΐ, 1. a. pas. Ιτξα• 
 fir,v, to sell. Th. 5r£^«<y. 
 
 Τ1ί'Τξα,χ;ίΐ, perf. itid. act. of Τξά,ο'α'ω, to do ; 
 fut. ζω, i)crf. ivf. act. -χΐ'ΤΓζ^ιχ.χ^ινα,ί, pef. bid, 
 pas. ^ί'ΡΤζίχ,γμαι, 1. a. pas. ίΤζάχ^ίτ,ν. 
 
 ΤΙί'Τξΐχ,χ^ίνα,ι, See the j^receding. 
 
 ΤΙί7Τξησ•ύα.ι, Ion. for ττζ^ξα,σβαί, luhich see. 
 
 Τΐζ'ττζτ,σμίνοί, η, ov, kindled, set on ilre, in- 
 flamed ; part, perf pas. of -χ^ή^ω, to kindle ; 
 perf. pas. τί^ξ-ήσμαι. 
 
 ΤΙίΤξωμαί, I am destined by fate ; by Sync. 
 for ^τί'τπξάτωμ,α.ί, J), ind, pas. and 
 
 Τίζτξ&ιμίνοί, yi, ov, part. p. j)as. of •π'ίξχτ-οΜ, 
 by Sync, ττζξόω, and τξόω, to destine, decree. 
 Th. τ'ίξοίζ, οίτοξ, το, an end. 
 
 ΐΐίτξωτα/, by Sync, for τί-^ίξάτωτα/, 3. 
 sing. p. 2)as. and 
 
 Τίί^ξωτο, by Sync, for <τί<ρηξάτωτο, 3. sing, 
 pilvperf. Ion. See ΐΐίτξωμ,οίΐ, 
 
 ΐΐίττταμχί, by Sync, for '^ί'Τίταα-μοα, so in 
 the 3, pi, τί-χτχντοίΐ, they Avere expanded or 
 spread out ; for τετίτανται, p. pas. of •ητάζω, 
 or <χίτάω, to unfold, expand. 
 
 Τΐιτηωτοί, ace. sing. part. p. act. of ^ιτη- 
 ως, which, by Pleanasm of $, stands for •rs^rrus, 
 and this by Sync, for τηττωχας, gen. ωτοξ, or 
 vTOi, part. p. act. from 'χΊ'τττω, f •ρττύιτω, 
 J). •Τί<ττωΆΆ, to fall ; 2. a. 'i-Ziffov. 
 
 TLiTT'/iui, ωτοζ, part. p. act. of Trmtru, 
 to terrify, throw into consternation, f, ξω, 
 
 p. •χί'τττ'/ι^α, and omitting the χ, Ion. fri-yrrna.' 
 hence the part, 'ffiirrwi, and in the. ace. Ti^r- 
 ryiuTu.' which however some su2)2)ose to stand by 
 Ectasisfor -τη'ττηωηχ,, which see, 
 
 nE'nTn,y. %//&;, J)' ''!'ί'^ίφ«; to cook, balce ; 
 ripen ; to bruise ; to repress anger, Heyn. αρ. 
 Pind. 01. i, 88 ; κ.α.τα-π-ί'φχι, to bear with equa- 
 nimity, ibid. jEoI. Ticrffu, Att. ίΓ5ττ&».] 
 Πέττ&'χα, p. act. and 
 
 ΤΙίΤ'τωχω;, oroi, 2''^''^^. per/", act. of -ffivru, 
 fut. -τττύσω, 2. α. 'ίτηίΤον,Ο,. f. vi. ΤίοΌνμα,ι. 
 
 Τίίττωτα, by Sync, for -η^ττωχΌτα, ace, 
 sing. jmrt. 2')erf. act. of the same. See UiTnu- 
 roc. 
 
 Tli-zuooiro, 3. sing. 2. a. ojyt. m.for •^τύάοινο, 
 Poet, and 
 
 TLtTrvOAivTcn, Ion. by reduj)lication for νύ~ 
 ίωντκι, 3. 2ΐΙ• 2. a. subj. m. of -ττννθάνομχι, to 
 ask; f m. •τηύσομα,ι, 2yerf. pas. νϊττυσμα,ι, 2. 
 α. 7)1. Ι'ΡΤ'ϋί'ομην. 
 
 Τΐίτυκχσ-μίναί, ij, ov, jyart. 2). 2^CS• of τυχύζω, 
 to thicken, make close, coA'er ; •πΐ'τίυχα.σμίνος 
 v'oov, prudent, wise; like the Latin callidus, one 
 whose mind is hardened by exj^erience. Grcev. 
 in Hes. Op. 793. Th. -:τυχκ, adv. thickly. 
 
 Τΐίτνξωμίνο;, ti, ov, 2)art. 2^srf' 2^^^• f ''τυξόω, 
 f. ύα-ω, p. •xi'Tvoaiza,, to inflame. Th. ίτ?^, 
 τυξοί, το, fire. 
 
 TLiTtJtr&yiv, Ion. for \';η<νύσύγίν, 3. dual. 
 j)lui')erf. 2}as. of τννύάνομαι. See ΥΙ-ίττύβωνται. 
 Τίετνα-μαι, p. 2yas, and 
 
 ΐϋ-ττυστο, Ion. for ίττϊττυσ'το, 3. sing. 2}lu2yerf. 
 2)as. of the same. 
 
 ΐΐ'ίτωχα., p. act. of <π•Ίνω, f. <7Τωα•Μ, to drink ; 
 2. a. t<priov. 
 
 TLi<ruVf ova;, ο χα) ϋι, balced by the sun, ripe, 
 ap2)lied to fruit ,• also weak, effeminate, coward- 
 ly. From τίττω, to cook. 
 
 ΠΕΡ, an exjdetive 2Mrticle, usually joined to 
 other words, and signifying generally although ; 
 sometimes it ansivers to the jjaj^iic/e cunque vi 
 Latin, and e\er in English. It is often with- 
 out meaning. It is yEol.fjr ατίξί. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΡΑ, beyond, beyond measure, furthei; 
 than, more than, aboA'e. 
 
 Υΐίξά,αν, Ion. for ττεξκν, p)'>^CS. inf. of 'τη- 
 ράω. 
 
 Σΐίξχίί^, ijj, '/I, Ion. for. ττίξαία, fyn, or χύ- 
 ξΆ being understood) a region which is beyond 
 any place, beyond the sea, ulterior ; the east and 
 west. From ts^ccTo;. 
 
 Τΐίξαίνω, f. ανω, p. α,γζχ, to finish, com- 
 plete, accomplish, effect ; also to conclude or 
 infer in arguing ; to speak publicly. Th. <ττί- 
 ξαξ. 
 
 Τίίξοίΐο;, αία, u7ov, ulterior, situated beyond, 
 on the farther side. From ^ίξχ. 
 
 ΐΐίξαωω, S, f. ώσω, to carry over, to pass 
 over, cross ; to finish, perfect. 
 
 ' Ιΐίξχίτίοο;, ίξχ, ioov, further, who is beyond. 
 From τίξα. 
 
 ΤΙίξαίτεξω, and 'τηξαίη^ον, farther, more 
 than. From the 2^'receding. 
 
 Τϊίξο,ν, adv. over, across ; also ivith a gen. 
 
ΠΕΡ 
 
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 ΠΕΡ 
 
 ςη this side of, near to ; the same with -τ'ίξκ, 
 beyond. But 
 
 TLsoZv, pres. inf. from ττίξάω, to pass ολ'θγ. 
 
 IIE'PAS, ατοξ, TO, and τείξχ;, ro, an end, 
 a boundary ; also an adv. finally. 
 
 Τ1ίξά.σ•αΐί, JEol.for 
 
 ΥΙίζάσαζ, α,ντο;, part. 1. σ. act. o/'ers^aw, to 
 pass over. 
 
 ΐ1ίοα,α•ί;, ιω;, h, and 
 
 Τίίξχσ-μοί, oZ, 0, a passage over. From irs- 
 
 ράω. 
 
 TliQarx, ra, extremities, remotest parts ; 
 no7n. or ace. pi, of τίξκξ, ecrbc, το, an end; Ik 
 •ττίξΆ-Μν τΐίί ym, Matt. xii. 42. from Yery re- 
 mote countries. Vorstius, c. xxiii. thinks this 
 expression a Hebraism ; but it is found in The- 
 Tnistius, xiii. Jos. I. vi. c. 1. /. iv. 8. Philo, 
 J^egat. ad Caium. 
 
 Τίίξο,τνι, '/IS, 'A, an end, extremity ; also the 
 extremity of the horizon towards the east. 
 Th. τ'ίξΰί.;. 
 
 Τϊίξάτο;, 7j, ov, passable. From <ηξά.ω. 
 
 ΎΙΐξΆτΌω, f. ωσω, p. χα, to finish, termi- 
 nate ; p)res. pas. τίξατοΰμαι' p. ind. -riTi^aroj- 
 μα.1, by Sync, ■^ίττξαμα.ι, to be destined by fate ; 
 2)art. τί'/:τξωμίνο!, '/i, ov, fatal, destined, allotted, 
 ordained. From the jweceding. 
 
 IIEPATi, f. άσω, and 'Ασω, to pass over, 
 cross ; to overcome ; to transport ; to sell. 
 
 Tli^yu^AK, a,;, 'h. Poet, for 
 
 ΤΙίξγα,μοί, ov, y}, a distinguished city of Asia, 
 Pergamus ; Troy, so called from its situation 
 vjjon a high rock. For formerly all elevated 
 places tvere called Pergama. 
 
 ΤΙίξγαα-ί^Άν, acc. sing, a patronymic, Perga- 
 sides, 
 
 ΤΙίξγνι, ης, η, the name of the metropolis of 
 Pamphylia, Perga. Hebr. a veil. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΡΔΙΗ, Hkos, Kou 71, a partridge, a 
 bird; metapliGrically, crafty, sensual. From 
 <τίξή^&), to eat about. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΡΔΩ, f. σω, 21. κ,α, to break wind ; 
 2. a. ϊττα^ον, p. mid. '^ίττοξοα. 
 
 Πέ^^ν, Ion. for ττΊ^α,ν, beyond ; the same 
 with 'ρτίξχ. 
 
 ΤΙίο'/,σίΐ;, 2. sing, l.f act. of •7ri^aw,f. τ,σω, 
 βτ άσω, to pass ever. 
 
 ΤίίξΥίτύζ, Ion. for Tiooiroe, ov, passable. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΐΐ'ίξύαί. Ton. for ^ί<7τ'ίξβα,ι, p. inf. pas. of 
 
 ΠΕ'ΡΘίΙ, f. σω, p. KK, to destroy, lay 
 waste, exlemiinatC; kill ; 2. a. ϊττζαύον, p. mid. 
 ^'i'TTor/Sa. 
 
 Γ1ΕΡΓ, prep, ivitha gen. concerning, of, for, 
 on account of, above, more than, beyond. 
 V/ith a dat. around, about, for. With an acc. 
 around, about, near, towr.rds, about, nigh un- 
 to. It is often need to denote jMraphrastically, 
 (1.) a person or his foUon'crs, as ol τίξ) 
 '2ω;ΰξά.τΆν, tlie Soc^atics or disciples of Socrates ; 
 ei iTcOi Κχ/ξον, Cyrus and his men ; (2.) a 
 thing, as τα, -yrioi τ' /jv ιτηύυμίαν, cupidity, cov- 
 etov$ness, desire; (3.^ the genitive case, as h 
 trt^i aiiTov άξίΤΑ, the virtue of him a?• his vir- 
 
 tue. It is also an intensive, as ^ίξίλυτβί, very, 
 sad ; and sometimes it does not alter tlieforca 
 of the simple word when comjwunded with it.] 
 
 Τΐίξΐ ύίίμοίτί φίνγίΐν. Poet, for άτο φόζοιί' 
 φίύγίιν, to flee for fear. 
 
 TLίξ(,for τίξ'ασ'ΐΐ, as %vi,for ενεστι. See Tlt- 
 ξΐίΤνοιι. 
 
 ΤΙεξίάγω, to go about, to lead about ; in 3. 
 pi. subj. "^τίξΐάγωσιν, imperf. act. τίξΐηγον^. 
 f. Τίξίοίζω, 2. a. 'τηξί'/ιγα.γον, Att, for ^ίξΐ?ίγον.. 
 From "ζ-ίξ), about, a7id αγω, to lead. 
 
 Τίΐξίοί,γωγίι, sji, 'h, a leading about, circum- 
 duction. From the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙίξΐχ/ξ'ίω, ω, f 'Ασω, p. 'Τΐζί'ΑξΆΚΟί, to take 
 away, to prune ; 2. a. 'τπξηΐλον, 2. a. inf. 
 9Τΐξΐίλίΐν' jires. pas. ■:τίξίθίΐξίομο!.ι, ουμοίΐ, imperf, 
 τεξί'ΑξίόμΆν, ονμην. Th. α,ίρ'ίω, to take away. 
 
 ΈίίξΐΆξονσχ, 2^ort. ^>res. f. g. of the jn^eced- 
 ing. 
 
 ΐΐΐξίχλλοί, ov, xcii 'A, excelhng others, dis- 
 tinguished ; 'Τίξίαλλΰί, or 'ρηξίάλΧωζ, adv. ex- 
 cellenth^, above measure. From τίξΐ and οίλ- 
 λος, another. 
 
 Τίίξΐά'π-τω, f ά-^ω, to connect with, fasten 
 to ; to impose as a fine ; also to compare, ac- 
 quire, impose, enjoin. From τηο) and «Vre;. 
 
 ΐΐίξίάξγνξοί, ov, κ,ύί) τι, plated \nth silver, 
 of silver. Fro7n τίξ] and αξγ•-;;. Hence 
 
 Τίεξίαργυρόω, ω, f ωσω, p. vigyvQuiKOi, to 
 plate Avith silver. 
 
 'ΐί.ιρικστρά'τττω, f. "φω, p. ^ίρί'Αστξαφβί, to 
 shine around; 1. a. τίξΐήστξκ-^Ιαχ. From jrsgi 
 arid α,στξάτττω, to lighten. 
 
 Τίΐξίανγτ);, ίο?, ο κοά 'h, bright, glittering, 
 splendid. Th. αυγγι, brightness. 
 
 ΐΐίξίχνγο;, ov, ό κ,α) h, bright all around. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Τΐίξίκντολογιω, ω, to talk boastingly of 
 one's self. From ίΤί^/, αυτός, and λίγω, to 
 speak, p. m. λίλογα. 
 
 ΤίίΡίΟίυτολογία, α.ς, h, self-praise, ostentation. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Τΐίξΐίίύω, to pass the night. Th. Ια,νω^ 
 f. σο:, to tarr3% 
 
 Τΐίξίοίύων, sleeping ; part, jrres. act. from 
 the preceding. 
 
 ΐΐίξίκ^ί, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of ■τηξίνι-. 
 χεω. Dor. τίξΐΆρ(^ίω, f. ήσω, to resound. Th, 
 
 ΐΐΐξΐξκίνω, to go abou.t, around ; also to pro- 
 tect, defend by going round ; f. in. βήσομκι, 
 2. a. K'Av, 2. a. inf. act. βΤιναι. From 9n^t 
 and βαίνω. 
 
 ϋίξίζάλίσ^αί, 2. a. inf. m. of 
 
 Τίίξίζάλλω, f. βα,λω, perf. β'ίζλΆχοί, to 
 throw around, surround, encompass, clothe, cov- 
 er ; to caress, embrace ; to affect ; 2. a. iSaXov' 
 pres. pas. -ηξίζάλλομαι, part. 2)erf. pas. βζζλτι- 
 μίνοζ' 2. flit. mid. βΆλοΖμα,ί, 2. a. m. ίζαλόμην, 
 2. a. im2)erat. m. βαλον, ίσ6ω, ^). m. βίζολα. 
 From τεξί and βάλλω, to throw. 
 
 ΐΐΒξίζα,ξα, a sort of shoe for females. Suid, 
 "^τίξΊζαλλα,. Qu, if derived from -ρπξίζάλλω, 
 because it is put around the foot ? 
 
ΠΕΡ 
 
 Ui 
 
 ΠΕΡ 
 
 Τϋίζίζ^νΛΐ, to protect J 2. a. inf. of ^ίζΐζαίνω, 
 U)hich see. 
 
 ΤΙίζίζίόω, J", ω(Τω, p. βίζ'ιωκα, to survive, 
 outlive. 
 
 Τ1ίζίξ?^ε<νταί, ov, ο καά h, conspicuous, re- 
 markable, illustrious, worthy of admiration. 
 From ^ί^ιζλίτω. 
 
 ϋίξίζλί-ζττΜς ά,γωνίζίσύαι, to fight admira- 
 •bly, l)ii)d. Sic. 
 
 ΐΐΐζΐζλ.ί'π'ω, f. \pa/, p. ζ'εζλίφβί, to look 
 around ; to admire •, to covet, aspire after ; 
 2)res. m. τηζΐζλ.'ί-ττομαι, the same; imperf. m. 
 ίζλίττΌμνιν., 1. a. m. ίβλε'^ά^κ^ν, part. 1. a. 
 m. βλε-φάμίνοξ. From τίξ) and βλίτω. 
 
 Τίίξίζλ^ιμα, aros, το, clothing, a garment 
 From Τίξίζά,λλω. 
 
 Τίίξΐξό/ιτος, ου, ο κα) η, famous, celebrated. 
 Frovi βοάω, to shout. 
 
 ΤίΒοιζόλαιον, ου, το, a cloak, covering ; and 
 
 ΐΙίξ;ξολγι, ?ΐί, 'h, vesture, the act of embrac- 
 ing, caressing ; a period in discourse ; a cir- 
 cuit, an enclosure. From, ju 7)i. ^εξίξίξολα, 
 of <Τίξ{ζά,λλω. 
 
 Τΐίξίζξχρ,^ίόνίον, ου, το, a bracelet. From, 
 ^ίξ) and βξχχ^ίων, όνος. 
 
 Τίεξ»ζάμ/βν, ου, το, an image, a statue. 
 From -not and βωμόζ. 
 
 Tl.i^'i^cdTo;,for τΓίζίζ'οτίΤΰξ, famous, celebrated. 
 
 Τΐίξίγίγνομχί, or τίξίγίνομχι, to remain, to 
 be superfluous, to be an advantage to, to be 
 superior to, Li/s. ; to overcome, escape ; to hap- 
 pen ; to obtain ; part. pres. m. or pas. '^rt^t- 
 γιγνόμίνοζ, ου, 2. α. m. "^ίξηγίνόμ^ν, part. 2. α. 
 τη. γίνόμίνοξ, 2. α. inf. γενίσόοα. Fro?», vici 
 and γίγνομαι, to be, become. 
 
 Τΐίξ/γλκγνις, to;, ο κχ) h, full of milk, 
 Iliad. From τΐξ» and γλύγο;, Poet, for 
 γύλκ, οίκτοζ, TO, milk. 
 
 ΎΙ.ζξί'γλ'/ινά,ομαι, ωμχι, to look around. Th. 
 yX'^v'/i, the pupil of the eye. 
 
 ΐΐίξίγλι^νύμίνΰζ, looking around. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΐΙεζίγλωιτβΌζ, ου, ο xu) 'hi as if ο 'ττεξκητΰς τ^ν 
 γΧωσσαν, excellent in speech, eloquent. 
 
 Τίεξίγνύμττύ^, f. -φω, to wind around, to go 
 round, to sail round, Odj/s. ix, 80.] 
 
 ΐΐεοιγογγύζω, f. ΰσω, to murmur about. 
 From -Tfi^i and γογγύζω. 
 
 Ιίεξίγογγύζωσ-ί, 3. jjZ. pres. subj. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΤΙεξίγξΟί, ας, h, a pair of compasses, by 
 which the ■νεξίγυζΐς or circumference of wheels 
 is described. 
 
 ΐΐίξίγζάφω, f. -φω, to write or describe 
 round ; to circumscribe, limit, define ; to finish 
 or close, as a book, <^c. ; to describe faintly, 
 give an outline ; to efface ; to remove, banish ; 
 to restrain. From ττεξ» and ^ξάφω. 
 
 ϋεξί^^είοΌίίΤχ, Poet, for 'τεξί'^είο'ασ'α, part. 
 1. a. act.f. of 'ττεζί^εΊ^ω. 
 
 Τίεζί^ετι;, ίος, ο κα) h, afraid, fearful, timor- 
 ous. Froin ττεξ) and ^εος, εος, το, fear. 
 
 Τίεξί^ί/^ΐΰί, p. m. from, 
 
 ΙΙίξί^ιίίΛΐ, to fear on all sides •, to fear very 
 
 much. From νΠξ) and hi^nt, f. εία-ω, 1. if* 
 'βεισοί, part. 1. a. ^s/Vaj, ^uircia-a, p. m. ^ύ•^ 
 ^ta. 
 
 ΤΙίξΐ^ίίττνίύ), ω, f γ,σω, to celebrate a fun- 
 eral feast. 
 
 ϋΐξί^ιτναν, ου, το, a funeral feast. From, 
 ^εξί and "^zT^vov, a feast. 
 
 Πε^/δίξ/ίί, τΛ, bracelets, ornaments for the 
 arm. From 
 
 ΤΙίξίΤεξιος, ου, ο κα) ή, ambidextrous, capa- 
 ble. From -^ίξί and "δεξιός, the using both 
 hands with equal facility. Th. Ιε^ικ, «,ς, h. 
 
 Τίεξ/^ίξχίο)/, ου, το, Ά necklace, collar ; a- 
 bracelet ; most frequently/ in the former sense. 
 From 
 
 Υίεξίνεξχιος, ου, ό κα.) 'h, of or belonging to 
 the neck. From •π•εξί and "hi^aiov. Th, Bsg»?, 
 the neck. 
 
 ΊΧεριΥεω, f. νισω, p. τεξί'^ί^εχχ, to bind all 
 round ; pres. f)as. -Πζί^εομηιι, p. pas, ^ι'^ιμοΐί, 
 pluperf. pas. ε^ε'^εμ^ιν. From οτί^/, around^ 
 and οεω, to bind. 
 
 Τίεζί^ιτλόω, ω, as it ivere to double about, ta 
 involve, i. e. to cover. 
 
 ΐίεξί^ξαμόντες, nom. pi. .part. 2. a. act. 
 
 from -τΓίξίτξεχ^ω, f. Β-ξ'ε^ω, to run about; 2. «. 
 
 ί^ρα,μον, part. 2. a. act. τεζίοξ&μΐύν, όντος, 
 
 p. ind. act. ττεζί^ε'^ΐ'άμ'/ίΆΰΐ,. From "ρτεξ) and 
 
 τξίχω, to run, 
 
 ΐίεξί^ξομγί, ί?ί, h, a running round, circuit. 
 From 
 
 Τΐίζΐ^ξομος, ου, ο κ,α.) ίι, one running round, 
 round, circular, swift. From •πζίτζ'εχ^ω. 
 
 Ύίεξί^ΰω, to invest, cover, clothe completely. 
 In Homer -τηξί^νο-ε means he despoiled, de- 
 prived of, for α,ττΌ^υιη. Th. ^ύνω, or ^ύω, to 
 enter. 
 
 Ύ\.ερι^ωιίομαι, ί• f m. of ^εξίοίσομχι, to 
 Stake, bet ; to make an agreement. From 
 <7Τερ) and "^ί^&ιμι. 
 
 ΥΙεξίεζάλετε, 2. pL 2, a. ind, act. and 
 
 Τίεξ/εζάλίτο, 3. sing. 2. a. m. of •^εξίζάλΧω, 
 to clothe ; ivhich see, 
 
 ΐίεξίεγίνιτο, 3. sing. 2. a. m. of Τίξίγίνο/Ακι. 
 
 ΤΙεξή'^ξα,μον, See Τίεξί^ζοίμόντες. 
 
 ΤΙεξίεζωα-μίνος, '/), ov, girded about, prepared 
 for battle ; part. perf. pas. of τεξίζΜννυμί. 
 
 Τίεξάύν,κ.κ, 1. α. ind. act. of νεξίτΐΰγιμι, 
 f ^ήα-ω, to place around ; 2. a. -πεξάύ^ιν. Th. 
 τίά'/ιμί, to. place. 
 
 Τίίοΐίί'^ω, to look around, watch ; to know 
 well ; to neglect ; to allow, suffer j 7τεοΐί"^εειν 
 αυτόν αείσαί, to permit him to sing or play a 
 song, Herod, i, 24. Th. ε'/Ι«.] 
 
 ΤΙεξίειλίω, to roll, wind, 'or wrap about, en- 
 velope. Frojri τεξ) and είλίω. 
 
 Ϊ1εξΐίΐλ'/ι6ε)ς, ίντος, part. 1. α. pas. from the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΐίεζίε'ιλησις, εως, -/>, the act of wrapping 
 about, circumvolution. From the same. 
 
 ϋεξί^λ^φαίτι, 3. pi. perf, act. Att. of τπξΐ- 
 λαμζάνω, to embrace ; which is from τεζ» and 
 λαμβάνω, to take ; f m, λτ,φομαι, perf. Att, 
 ε'ϊλτιφα, 2. a. ίλα,ζον. 
 
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 Ιϊίβ«/λ/|αν•τεί, having rolled or wrapped 
 round ; iiom. pi. part. I . a. act. from -ττίξ) 
 and ί1λίιτσ•Λ), or -ττω. Th. ί'ιλίω. 
 
 ίΐίζ'αιμι, to be superior to, surpass ; τους 
 γονίΤί i^ovTis τίξίοντχί, Zusim. I. ii, having 
 parents more eminent ; by LeuncL incor- 
 rectly, surviving. Also to remain, abound, be 
 superfluous. From 9rs£i and είμ), to he. 
 
 TLion7vxi, prs. inf. of the preceding. 
 
 Hioi-l^iTo, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of 'Πξάχω. 
 
 Τΐίοάκ,οΰζον, 2. η. ind. act. of '^ίοικ^ύ'ττω, 
 f. •φ(ο, 2^' ^'-ξΐχίϋονίρα,. Th. κξύτττω, to con- 
 ceal. 
 
 Τίίξίελαι, 1. η. imj)erat. m. of ^ίξίαίξΐΜ, 
 f. tki/yto take away. From the obsolete Th. 
 'ΧΤίξΐίλω, 1. α. ίΐΧκ. 
 
 ΐΐίξάλα,ίηί, isos, 'h, the act of driving round. 
 Th. iXuiiJva,f. άα-ω, to drive. 
 
 ΤΙίξΐίλΛυνό/υίίνο;, part, from 
 
 ΤΙίξΐίλκύνω, f λα,ίτω, to ride round or 
 about, to drive about ; part. pas. τίοαλαννό- 
 μινος, embarrassed, vexed, perplexed, harrassed, 
 Herod, i, 60 ; or, perhaps, in this place, re- 
 duced to straits, as used by Polybius. Scliiveigh. 
 Lex. IIerod.~\ 
 
 ΐΐίξάλζιχ^ζ, 3. 5/?^^. imperf. act. of 9ΤΖζΐ~ 
 λί /Vi•^, to lick around. Th. λύ^ω, to lick. 
 
 ΐ1ίξΐί?^ύΐν, ovTt;, jyart. 2. a, act. of ^ίζήξ- 
 ^ΰμαι, to go about. Th. ίξ^ομα/, to come ; 
 f. r/i. iXiotrofAdii, 2. a. ηΧβον. 
 
 Τΐίζΐίλοι, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. act. τίξαλίΤν, 
 2. c. iif. act. and 
 
 Τ1ίξ»ίλόντί;,•^ΐ07η. 2^1. part. 2. a. act. ^ion- 
 X&iy^ όντο;, in f g. 'να,ξίΐλοΖίΤΚ, of •ΤίξΐΒΐΐξίίο, 
 Th. α'ΐξίω, f. ma, p. γξ'/ικ,α, to take, 2. a. 
 ί'ιλΰν. 
 
 Τίΐξίί-τίαΌν, ίς, 2. a. ind. act. of •τίί^ΐ'ττΊ'Χτω, 
 to fall upon, to happen ; used ivilh a dat. ; f 
 'sriot'Trruffu, p. -ττίξΐ-χϊ'ν-τω-Λα. From -ττινί and 
 κΰτίτίτω, to fall , 2. a. ϊ'χατον. 
 
 ϋίξ/ί^λίκί, 3. smg•. im})crf aci. of τΐξΐ- 
 9Τλίχω, f. ^ω, to entwine, involve, embrace. 
 From 'TTioi and τλίκω. 
 
 ΐΐίζΐίτω, and 9ΓίζΛτΰμαι, to pay respect to, 
 to honour ; to guard ; to want ; to talce hold 
 ef, to handle. From 'ίτω, to follow, 
 
 Τίί^ΐίογά,'ζύμχι, to have a curiosity, to be 
 inquisitive ; to be wearied to no purpose, to 
 labour in vain ; f. in. άσομκι, 1. a. m. -n^ii^- 
 *γα,σύ,μη^, ω, α,το. From πι^) and Ιξγάζΰμαι. 
 Th. ίζγον. 
 
 Tlionoylcc, αζ, '/ι, curiosit}', excessive dili- 
 gence, scrupulosity. From 
 
 Τΐίξίίζγοζ, ov, Kcc) 'h, curious, uselessly 
 active, too elaborate. Tii. toyov, a work. 
 
 Υίίοήοχ,ομαι, to go round, to rove about ; 
 to circumvent, deceive; to come ; to punish ; 
 f. m. τζξΐίλίνσομ,αι, 2. a. '7n^t7,}Jov. Th. 
 'ίξχομαι. 
 
 ΤΙίξΐίσ-ττα,κα, a?, t, p. ind. act. and 
 
 Ιΐίξΐίο-τα,τΰ, 3. sirig. iu^terf. jms. of vi^t- 
 CTTxcu, ω. 
 
 ΐΙίξηβτ'Π, 3. sing. 2. a. Ion. of -τη^ισνάω, 
 to tear away, rend asunder; 2. σ. •pngnfTt»'). 
 
 Th. ιτττύω, to draw. Others suppose it to be 
 derived from -χ-ίοάττω, to follow round, waitT 
 upon ; which is from τεξί and tru, 2. a. ίιττον, 
 'Poet. 
 
 Ύΐ-ίξήσίπχ,σίαί, 1 . a. inf. m. β being doubled 
 of τΐξάννυμι, to put on clothes, to Avrap round, 
 Th. ϊω, f ίσω, 1. a. uffcc, 1. a. m. ιασάμην. 
 Ion. and Poet, for ύσάμην. 
 
 Ή-ίζησταλμίνο;, ί?, ov, wrapped up, covered 
 all round; ;;α?•ί. ;;. pas. of -χ'ΐζίστίλλω. Th. 
 στ'ίλλω, f λω, j?. 'ΐιτταλκα, p^rf• pcts. ε'ίΤταλ- 
 μΆΐ. 
 
 Υΐίξησ-τ'/ι, 3. si?ig. 2. a. ind. act. of -jti- 
 Ι^ί'ίσττιμι, to stand round. Th. 1σ•77ιμι,f. στήσω^ 
 2). 'ίσ•τ'/)•Λα., 2, a. sVtsjv. 
 
 ΐΐίξήστ'/ίΐταν, 3. jj/. of 2. a. ind. act. ^ίζά- 
 «TT/jv, 07', as some sujij^ose, 1. a. of τίξΐί'ττίίμι. 
 
 ΐΐίξί-σ-ην, 3. sing. 2}res. ind. of -^τίξίίίμι, to 
 be superior to ; to abound. Th. ζΊμι, to be. 
 
 ^Lίίξtίσ^τξΆ'φίv,fυr 7Γίξί4>ττξΆ•φίν, shone around, 
 3. sing. 1. a, ind. act. of ^ίοίαστξά'^ηι/. Th. 
 ά,ίττξά'ττω, to lighten. 
 
 Τίίζϋα-τύότα, ace. sing. part. pe^y". act. ντε- 
 ξΐίστωζ, ωτο;, conLractcd for νζξϋίτττιχωζ of 
 ττεξίί'ίττίΐμ,ι, to stand round ; ivhich see. 
 
 ΐ1εξήα-;ζ&70ί, «τ??, αταν, the last. Th. 
 'iff^aros, the same. 
 
 Σίε^ήσ^ον, ες, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of 'τεζάρ^ω. 
 
 Τΐίζ/ίτεμον, ες, ε, or ττεσήταμον, 2. a. ind. 
 act. 0^' τεξίτεμνιο, f. "τεοίτεμ-ω, 2^• 'νίξίτετμηχα» 
 to cut about, circumcise ; perf. m. τεξίτίτομα. 
 Th. τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 Τίίξίετίτμτ,το, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 ΤΙεζΐετΰχ;ον, ες, s, 2. a. ind. act. of ^ίξΐ- 
 τυγχ^α,νω, to obtain. Th. τυγρζάνω, to be ; 
 f. m. τεόζομαι, 2. a. ετυ^ον. 
 
 ΐΐεοιίφ^'/ίβ-χν, Ion. for -π'ίξΐύφίνΐ'τα,ν, 3. p^. 
 1. a. ind. 2)as. of -πε^άττω, to follow, wait upon. 
 Th. ενω. 
 
 ΤΙεξΐεχ;ω, and in the mid. to take hold of, 
 comprehend, contain ; to surround, inclose, to 
 be superior to ; to hold fast; hence to embrace, 
 be enamoured of; to defend ; 2. «. ^εξήΰ•;;ζον, 
 ε;, ε. Th. εχω, to have. 
 
 Τίεοιεύρα, 3. sing, imperf. act. of τεξίΰζύω^ 
 to look round. Th. Ιξάω, to see, impef. Att. 
 εωαα,ον, and perf. εωρακα,. 
 
 ϊίεζ'ιζωμο!., α,τοζ, το, a girdle, apron. 
 
 ΤΙεριζάννΌμι, f •ζ'εξί'ζωα'ω, p. τεοάΖ^ωκ,χ, to 
 gird round, invest; 1. a. <ρηξά'ζωσΆ• 2^^'>f' P^s. 
 τεξήζωσμ.αι, ^jari. Jfejf. pas. τεξίίΖ,ωΐτμενο;, 
 girt or girded ; 1. a. m. 'ρτεξίεξωο'βίμ,'/ιν, ω, α,το, 
 1. a. impcrat. m. τεξίζωβ-Άΐ, ν,σύω, part. 1. a. 
 m. ^εξίζωσύμενο;. From τίζΐ and ζωννυω, or 
 ζύννυμι, f ζύσω, to surround. 
 
 Τίεξίζωαίϋ, 1. a. im2}erat. m. of the the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Τίεζίζ&ισ-τξχ, as, 'h, a girdle, a cincture. 
 Froin 'χεζίζωνννμι. 
 
 ΤίεζίΆγίομαι, ονμα,ί, to lead round ; to re- 
 late. From νίξΐ and γιγεομαι, to lead j f, m. 
 
 ήσομα.ι. 
 
 Τίεζί'/ιγί^μβίτϊκβ;) '/r> «"; led or drawn round. 
 
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 663 
 
 ΠΕΡ 
 
 II{^/>5)/>ji, circular, lying in a circle j Κναλά,- 
 ^ας ^ίξΐ'/ιγίχ;, CaUim. Hymn, in Del. 196, 
 as the reading eught to be. 
 
 Τΐίξΐήγτιιη;, £«?, vi, the act of leading round ; 
 also a description or explanation of" any thing 
 by leading the reader from one particular to 
 another. Fro7n -ηξίνιγίϋμα,ί. 
 
 ΤΙίξί^γον, is, ε, iviperf. or 2. a. of 'Πζΐά,γω, 
 to lead about. Th. ayu,f. «!«, p. νιχα, 2. a. 
 νιγον, and Jitt. vy&yov. 
 
 Τίίξφιν, ίΐζ, n, pluperf. m. of -^ίξίαμι. Th. 
 u^i, p. m. ί7α, pluperf, niiv, iti pi. '/Isitreiv, and 
 Att. ^ί(ΤΛν, or it is the Atdc ιηψ. ind. of the 
 same word. For, as from \ω comes ίϋμι, so 
 from the more ancient iiu will come ίίίΐμ,ι- and 
 in the imp. as from ζϋμι comes εϊν, so from 
 ίΊ'ίΐμί ivill be formed tniv, and with the Attic 
 augment ^uv. See Moor's Elem. Ling. Grcec. 
 114, 115'. 
 
 ΤΙεζίΥίκω, to arrive at, reach, attain to. Th. 
 τίκω, to come. 
 
 Τίίζίγ,λίον, ts, i, 2. a. ind. act. of νπζήξχο- 
 μα,ί, to go round, Th. 'ίξ^^ομαι, f m. Ιλίύο-ο- 
 f^cii, 2, a. ίίλυύον, and by Sync. ?ιλ6ον, 
 
 ΐΐίξΐ'/ίλντίύω, to go about ; 2. pi. pres. im- 
 perat. m. τίξίτ^λυτίντιτ^. From wj^i arid 
 iKivuu,for i^x^ofjixi, to come. 
 
 Τίίξΐ'/ίμ,ίίΐτ'ίω, f. ήσω, to be offended, indig- 
 nant at ; the same xoith ^ν<τ(ροξ!7ν, άνιασ^αι, to 
 bear any thing ill, to endure with difficulty, to 
 be afflicted, pained, or grieved ; to lament, 
 Herod, i, 44 ; to be vexed or indignant at, 
 i, 114. Suidas derives this and νί^,α-κτΊω from 
 the same origin with α,Ιμάσσω, conformably to 
 lukich it should be written ^μακ,τίω, ( Sclineid, 
 Lex, and Sehioeigh. Lex. Herod.) ivhich gives 
 support to the interpretation to lament as with 
 tears of blood. Th. ίιμίχτίω, the same.^ 
 
 ΤΙίςιΐίν, 3. sing, ijnperf of -τηξΊαμι, to be 
 present. Th. tt^t, to be. 
 
 ΤΙίξΐιήνιιΐύχ, Ion. for ^ίξΐ^νίγζα, 1. a. ind. 
 act. of -^ίξίφίζω, ivhich see. 
 
 Τΐΐξί'/ίξγιίξωμίνοζ, >;, ov, part. perf. pas. of 
 .^ΐ-ίξΐχξγνξόω, to plate with silver. From -ηξΐ 
 end άξγνξόω. 
 
 ΐ1ίξί'/ΐξί7το, 3. sing. imp. pas. of ττίξίχίξίο' 
 μαι, to take away. Th, a^φ.ω,f, νισω, p. γξηχΌΐ, 
 2. a. ιϊλον. 
 
 ΐΐίζίίίίττξα,φχ, ας, ί, perf. ind. act. of -Τίξΐ- 
 κστράντω, to shine around. Th. α,σ-τξά.'ττ'ΤΜ, 
 f. -φω, p. ίία•τξαφα, to lighten, flash. 
 
 ΤΙεξίβάλ'Τω, to cherish around, to warm 
 around. From fi^i and Β-άλ^τω, f -φω. 
 
 ΐΐίξΐύύς, tvTus, part. 2. a. act. of -ηξίτί^/ιμι, 
 to place around. Th, τΐ^μι, f 3-mu, p. •τί- 
 ύίίχ,α,, 1. α. %ύην. 
 
 ΤΙίξίβεμα, urog, ro, that wliich is put round. 
 From ^ίξίτιό'/^μί. 
 
 Τΐίξίβζσ•/;, icas, h, the act of placing round. 
 From •ΧίξΐτΙύ'/!μι. Th. τΊίημι, to place. 
 
 ΤΙίξΐ^ίω, to run round. From ^ίξ) and 
 
 ΐΐίζΐύξϊΐνίομοίί, ουμχι, to resound with lamen- 
 tations. From ^εξ» a7id 3-ξ*ινία>. Th. Β-ξίίνοί,οο,ο. 
 
 ΥΙίζΐίζίγχόω, ω, to strengthen or fortify 
 around. From νεζΐ and Β-ξ/γκόα/, Th. Β-ξΐγ- 
 κός. 
 
 ΐΐΐζ'ιύνμοζ, βυ, S χαι fi, very angry, highly 
 incensed. Th. 3-υμοί, anger. 
 
 ΤΙΐξ/ϊΙεείν, or ττίξί'ι'^ίΐν, Herod, i, 24. See 
 
 ΐΙεοιΊΎεμ,εναί, and by Sync, ιπξΐί'^μεναί, {Dor. 
 and Att. for '^ίοΰ'^εΤν, 2. a. inf. of τεξηι^ω) 
 to look round ; to know well ; also to overlook, 
 to neglect. 
 
 Τίεξΰ'αγί, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. of irsgi- 
 ilasj. 
 
 Τΐίξΐϊενχι, to go round, to come down to, 
 pres. iif, and 
 
 ΤΙεξίϊοϋσ-α, part. 2. a. f. g. of νεξ'ηιμί, to 
 approach. Th. εΙμί, 2. a, J'ev, part. 2. a. Ιων, 
 loZ<roi. 
 
 ΐίεζΰ'α-τύμινος, μεν/ι, μΛνον, part. pres. pas. of 
 
 Τίεξίΐστ-ημι, f. -τεξίστήνω, p. -τπζάίΤ'τη^α,, to 
 place round, surround, fence ; \.a. -τεξή^τ/ισ-α^ 
 part. perf. act. •^εξηστηκωξ, ότοζ, and con- 
 tracted •π'ίξίεσ'τω;, ωτος, standing round ; pres, 
 pas. τεξί'ίσταμα,ι, to restrain ; vdd. to avoid, 
 shun, flee, 2 Tim. ii, 16. Tit. iii, 9. Lucian, 
 in fine Hermotimi. Qrcev. not. in Luc. Solcec. 
 § ΧΧΛ'. Gat. ad Antonin. iii, 4, 92 ; -χεζί- 
 'ϊ(ΤΤΆσο, ojipose, restrain, avoid, pres, imperat. 
 pas. iviih an ace. From ττεζί and "κττ'/ιμι^ 
 f. στήσω, 2. a. ίσ-η^ν, 2. a. iif. act. στΐ^ραί^ 
 part. στάς. 
 
 Tlεζ^κ//Jxίoίkι,f. αοω, to cleanse round about, 
 purify thoroughly. It is sometimes rendered 
 to circumcise. From ττεξ) and καύκίζω. 
 
 ΎΙεζίχ,ΆύκζηΊ, 3. sing. l.f. of 
 
 Τϊίξίκαβαςίζω, f ίσω, and Att. tu, to purify 
 thoroughly. From τεο) and κα,βα,ξ'ίζω, Th, 
 Άκΰαίξω, to cleanse. 
 
 Ύΐε^ιχ,άίαξμα,, euro;, το, offscGUring. F7vnt 
 τίξΐκαβαίξω, which see. 
 
 ΐΙεξΐΆάύκμ.α, α,τα?, ro, a siege or blockade. 
 Fro?n 
 
 Τίΐξΐκάύ'/ιμαι, to sit around ; to besiege. 
 From 9Γερ) and κάύ'ΑμοΆ. 
 
 ΐίεξίκκΰ'ιζύϋ, to besiege, invest. From «rioi 
 and κα,$ιζω, to place, to sit. Th. Ίζω, f. iV», 
 
 ΐΐίζίχαλλίκ, acc. sing, from 
 
 ΤΙεοίκα,λλ^;, tos, 6 xai 'ή, very beautiful ; 
 7iom. pi. -^ε^ικχλλίίζ. From ττεξί and καλοί, 
 beautiful. 
 
 ΤΙεξίΛκλύ-τττω, to cover, envelope, veil around; 
 
 f, "φύ}, 1. a. τίξίίΆχλνφα, p. ττεοικ,εκάλιιφΛ' 
 
 perf. pas. -^ίξΐκίζάλυμμαί, part. perf. pas. 
 
 <^εζΐκ.εκ,κλυμ.μίνο$. From •;τεξί and καλυ'Ττω, 
 
 to conceal. 
 
 Τίεξίχκξφισμοί, ου, β, the shaking off the 
 straw by a hen, when she leaves her nest ; puri- 
 fication. From ^εξ) and κάξ^ος, εοζ, τό. Th. 
 κοίοφω, 
 
 ΐΙεξΐκατάλ7]9Ττοί, ου, ο xcu η, caught, taken 
 possession of Th. λοίμζάίΐω. 
 
 ϊίεξίκατα^ργιγνυμι, to rend asunder, to tear 
 all round. From ^εξ] and κκτκ^ρνιγννμι. Th. 
 Ϋ'/ίσσα, 
 
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 Τίίξίζαηρργί^κτο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 ΐίεξίκ,άηκτόκι, Ion. for -^ίξΐκ,άύ'/κτύοι.ι, pres. 
 inf. m. ; so '^ίζίκα.ττιμίνύο, Jon. for •ζπξΐκ,α,βη• 
 fAivcf), dat. sing. 'part. pres. m. of <7:ζξ_ικ,ά,6ημ.αι, 
 to sit around, to besiege. 
 
 Τϊίξίκίΐμκι, to lie around, to be encompassed, 
 clothed, <SfC. -, •^igoittTui, 3. sing. m. it re- 
 mains ; it is an advantage ; imperf in, 'Πζΐ- 
 9Κϊίμ'/ιν• Τ/ΐ. κίΤμαι, f. in. lUoyMu 
 
 ΐΙΐξΐΆΐντίω, ω, f. ήσω, to pierce, to goad. 
 jFrom TiPt and κ,ιντίω. 
 
 ΐΐΐξΐχίψαλαίΰί, aj, yi> a helmet ; because irs^i 
 rhv χίφαλ^ν χαμοΐ'/ι. 
 
 TL^K'/ihof Ion. for ^τίξίχνί^αν, jires. imjierat. 
 jias. from 
 
 ■ Τίίξΐχ'/ΐ^ομοίΐ, the same unth χ,ΐΐοομα,ι, to have 
 the care of, to be concerned about. Tii. κϊόάοξ, 
 SOS, TO, care. 
 
 Τΐΐξίχ'/ιλοζ, ου, ο κκ) h, very dry, parched; 
 also rent or cracked all around. From -^ίξΐ 
 and κ:ηλίθζ, v^arra. Tk. κ,αίω, to burn. 
 
 Ίΐΐξίχ'/ί^οί, a neighbouring garden, Diod. 
 Sic. 
 
 Hi^tjiXuffoivTuv, gen. pi. part. 1. a. pas. 
 ^ίζίκ,λαα-όΰί: from 
 
 ΤΙίξΐΗ,χάω, to break on all sides, to break to 
 pieces. Tli. χΧάω. 
 
 Πε^ίΛλί^ί, £0?, ο Άα) 'h, celebrated, highly 
 illustrious.] 
 
 ΤΙίξ^ικλίύψΛνοξ, ου, enclosed, encompassed, 
 part. pres. pas. from 
 
 ΊΙίξίκΧύω, to enclose. Th. κ,λΐίω. 
 
 ΤίΐξίχλΫΐιιν, Ion. for 9ηξΐ:ίλίίίίν, inf. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Τΐίξίχλ^ζ, ios, 0, a proper name, Pericles. 
 
 ΤΙίξίχλύξα/, f. ν/τω, to flow or wash round. 
 Ji'rom 9Γίο) and κλύζω. 
 
 ΐίεζίχλντΰί, ου, ο χα) h, very celebrated, 
 illustrious. From ^ίξ) and χλυτό;. 2Vi. 
 ■χ,Χυω. 
 
 ΐΐίξί'-ίνίΐμ)?, ϊ^ος, 'h, greaves, a covering for 
 the Ifgs. From τΐξί and χν^μη• 
 
 ΐΐζξίχνί^ιο;, ov, rough with prickles, like the 
 nettle, cfc. From 
 
 ΐΐίξίχνίζω, f. Ισω, to rub, scrape, prick. 
 From ττίξ) and χνίζω, the same with Th. 
 κνοίω• 
 
 Τίίξίχομ'^τίΜ, Μ, f. 'Α>/ω, to proclaim boast- 
 fully, trumpet about. From ^εξ) and χομ-^ίω, 
 which see. 
 
 Τίίριχοττνι, 7ΐί, h, a cutting about, circumci- 
 sion ; also any mutilation ; a delineation, out- 
 line ; goods, substance ; furniture. From 
 
 Tiipix'oTrrou, to cut round, to cut oflf; also 
 to diminish aity one^s jiower or resources. 
 From TTipi, around, and χΌ-^ττω, to cut. 
 
 ΤΙζξίχοο'μΑω, ω, f ήσω, ΙΟ adorn highly, to 
 decorate. 
 
 ΤΙψχρα,τγΐί, ios, Ό χΆΐ h, having the com- 
 mand or able to control ; used with a gen. ; 
 also superior. From τπξΐ and χξα,τίω. Th. 
 χζάτοζ, strength. 
 
 Yltoix^vTrroiitf -4""} P' !7'£^<»t^^2^<pa> to hide. 
 
 to hide round about ; 2. a. ^ΤΒξΐίχξϋζον. Til, 
 χξύίΤ'ί-αι. 
 
 Τΐίξίχτίονίί, See Τΐζξίχτύονίξ . 
 
 Τΐίξΐχ-τϊη^ί, ου, β, one who dwells near, a 
 neighbour ; in pi. ^ίξίχτίτοα. From •»ζξ) and 
 χτίζω. 
 
 ΤΙΐξίχτϊων, Ιονοζ, ό, a neighbouring inhab- 
 itant. See 
 
 ΐΐίξίχτύονα, eov, 01, for τΐξίχτίονίί, from 
 ^τίξίχτίων, iovos, neighbouring inhabitants. From 
 ίτε^ί and χτίζω, to build. 
 
 Τΐίξίχυκλόω, ω, f. ωιτω, p. -^ίξΐχίχύχλωχοι, 
 to surround, encircle, invest; 1. a. <:τίξηχύ' 
 χλω(τα. Th. χύχλοζ, a circle. 
 
 ΐΐίξίχόχλω, adv. round about. 
 
 Τ1ίξ{χω\ιίω, to besmear with pitch. From 
 ^ίξ) and χωνος, a cone, a top, a pine-nut. 
 
 ΐίεξίλοίμξανω, to embrace, take hold o^ 
 seize, grasp ; also to suffer ; also to be com- 
 pelled. From 'Tttgi and λα,μζάνω, to take. 
 
 Τίί^ιλΆμ<7τω, f "ψω, to shine around ; 1. o. 
 9ηξήλοί.μ•φοί, part. 1. a. act. -ρΤίξΐλάμιρΒίς, 
 αντοί. Th. λάμττω, to shine. 
 
 Τϊίξίλίί-,τω, f. -φω, p. Tiui λίλειφα, to leave ; 
 pres. pas. νίξίλίίΊτομαί, to remain ; part, perf, 
 pas. τίξίλίλίΐμίνοξ, left, the residue. From 
 9ηξ) and λίί•^ω, 2. a. ίλι-ττον, p. m. λίλοι-^α. 
 
 ΐΐίξίλίίχ^ω, to lick about. From -τηξΐ and 
 λίίχω, f ξω. 
 
 Ϊlίξ^λί7rω,f -φω, to strip a tree of the bark. 
 Th. λίττω. 
 
 ΤίίξίΆίΐτχγινευτοζ, ου, ο χα) h, celebrated, 
 famous. From ττίξΐ and λζσχ'^ηύω, to talk. 
 Th. Χίσχγ). 
 
 ΤΙίξίλ'^μμχ, ατός, το, a seizure, the thing 
 taken. From τίξ/λαμζάνω. 
 
 ΤΙίξίλπνττοί, h, ov, comprehensible ; that 
 which may be grasped. From "τεξίλαμζάνω. 
 Th. λαμζάνω. 
 
 Τίίριλιχ^μάΖ,ω, and "^ΐξίΧιχμάω, or -άομο»} 
 the same with •^ηξίλίίχω. 
 
 Τ1ίξίλοΐ'!Γθί, ov, χα) h, the rest, the residue. 
 
 Tίίζιλoύω,f ούσω, to wash round about. 
 
 Τίεξίλντοξ, ου, ό χα) h, very sorrowful. Th. 
 Χύ'πη, grief. 
 
 Τΐίξίμα/μάω, (and <νεξΐμαιμωω,) f άσω, to 
 search or seek about ybr any thing ; to survey 
 attentively, Odys. xi, 9ΰ.] 
 
 ΤΙίξΐμαιμωωσ•α for -ρτεξίμαιμωσα, OdyS. XI, 
 95. See the preceding. '\ 
 
 ΐίεξίμαίνομαι, to be furious or mad. From 
 τεξ) and μαίνομαι, f. m. μανοΰμαι. 
 
 ΤΙεξίμίν/ι;, 2. sing. pres. subj. of 
 
 ΤΙεξίμενω, f -^εξίμενω, p. ^τεξίμεμίναχα, to 
 wait for, await, tarry ; 1. a. -ζεξίψΛίνα. Th, 
 μενοι. 
 
 ΤΙεξίμε/ττοζ, ov, very full, filled, Plut. in 
 Cces. 7, 709, D. 
 
 Τίεξίμετξον, ου, το, circuit, circumference, 
 perimeter. From 
 
 ΐΐίξίμετξοί, ου, ο χα) '/ι, circular, round ; ή 
 ^εξίμετξος, SC. γζαμμη, the circumference, cir- 
 cuit. Th. μετξον. 
 
 ϋίζΐμή^α, acc. sing, of 
 
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 Ί1ίξΐμ]^^>ις, ΐΰ$, ό, the name of a man, Peri- 
 inedes. 
 
 Ιϊίξί/ΐΛ^κίίς, nom. pi. of ^ίξΐ/Λ'^κζ;. 
 ΤΙίξίμ'^κ.ίΤΰζ, ov, χα) Υΐ, very long ; very 
 lofty or high, Odi/s. vi. 103.] 
 
 Τίίοιμ,'/ικ'/ΐί, εοί, ο κ,α.) ή, A''ery long. From 
 τίξ) and μ,Τιχοξ, ιοζ, το, length. 
 
 ϋίζίνκιετύωσ-ί, they dwell around, 3. }}l. subj. 
 of '^ίξίναΐίτάω. From ^Βξΐ and ναΐίτύω, the 
 same with the Th. ναΊω, to dwell. 
 
 Ή.'ίζίναύηος nauseating, sick, Diod. Sic. 
 ii, 56 ; luhere someMSS. have 'Πζίνΰΐ,ύβιος. 
 From ττίξ} and ναντ/α.] 
 
 Τίίξίνίος, or ^ίζίνκίον, ου, ro, the perinaeum ; 
 in Anatomy, a part of the human body. 
 
 ΙΙίζίνίύΐζ, ω, ο, a supernumerary or spare 
 hand on board of a ship. From ■ττίζ) and ήως, 
 a ship. 
 
 U.^ξmcrσoμ6Lι, to go about. From τίξΐ and 
 viffffo^ai, the same with the Th. ήω, to go. 
 
 Τ1ί(-ινισ'^ΰμίνάων, gen. pi. ^ol. part. pres. m. 
 from the preceding. 
 
 Tl.i^tvoic-j.j ω, f. fiffu, J)' vivoviKK, to know 
 well, comprehend ; to de"'nse, design. 
 
 Τί-ίοίνοστίω, ω, f. ήσω, to go round, wander 
 ■about, ramble. From "τπζΐ and votxriu. 
 
 ΐίϊξίνοα-τνσ-ύίί, -π•ίζΐνοιττίίσ•ιχ.(Τα, part. 1. a. act. 
 m. andf. g. from the preceding. 
 
 ΐίίξίξ, around, roundabout. Th. τίζ!. 
 Τίίξίζ,ίΜ, and TiQi'i,vixj,f. uffca, to polish around, 
 make smooth. 
 
 Ύ\.^ζ^ίohzί<ω, f. ιΰσω, p. άι^ίυκ,χ, to go round, 
 travel about. 
 
 Τίίξίο'^οί, ου, 'h, a round, a circuit ; a period ; 
 a circumference, Aristoph. Niib. 206. From 
 -ρηξ) and o^o;, a w?iy. 
 
 TLspiaixiM, ω, f. '/ισω, p. Τίζΐάκγικα, to 
 dwell near or about. From -^Πξ} and olnioj. 
 Th. οϊχΰζ, a house. 
 
 ΤΙίξίΟίκ];, ύοζ, 'h, near, a place near a city. 
 From 'τπζ^ιο^ΛΟ', . 
 
 ΤΙίξίοικοοομ,ίΜ, ω, f, 'ΑΐΤω, ρ). ΜΆο}>όμηιια, to 
 build round. 
 
 Ύΐίξίοίκος, ov, ο •ΛΆΪ h, a neighbour. From 
 5Γ£^/ and ύκ,οζ. 
 
 ΐίίξΐοττίο$, ία, ίον, a verbal adj. to be dis- 
 pised, to be neglected. From 
 
 ΤίίζΐΌ-^Γτομχι, to look around ; also to over- 
 look, neglect, sliglit. Th. οτττομαι, to see. 
 
 ΐίεξίοττοζ, ου, ό kou 'a, conspicuous ; negli- 
 gent. From τηξώ'ττ'τομαι. 
 ΤΙίξίΰξαν, jrrss. inf. act. of 
 Τίίξΐΰοάω, to look around, survey, to over- 
 look, neglect. Th. Όξήω. 
 
 'Π.ίξίόξ0ξίον, ου, TO, the morning. From 
 Τΐίξίοξ^ξον, ου, το, the same. From wsoi 
 and οξύροζ. 
 
 ΐΐίξίο/ίξω, f. iff ω, to limit, define ; to con- 
 fine within certain limits or bounds ; also to 
 banish. From ^ηξΐ and όξίξω. Th. οξος, a 
 limit. 
 
 Ή-ίοιοζίσμοζ, ου, ο, Ά boundary, tlie act of 
 bounding or enclosing ; a limit ; also exile. 
 From the preceding. 
 
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 ΤΙίζίουιτία, a;, vi, abundance ; superiority ; 
 superfluity, property ; \λ ττίξίουσΊαζ, at a great 
 advantage, Oemosth. jn'o Cor. Class. Jonrn. 
 vol. xxvii. p. 50. Th. ζΐμ), to be ; part, ων 
 ouera.j 
 
 ΤΙίζίουσιάζω, f άσω, to have wealth. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Τΐίξίουίπαο-μύ;, οΰ, ο, the possession of wealth ; 
 substance ; as it were the act του τεξίουιηάζον- 
 το;. From the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙίξΐούσιος, ov, ο και h, abundant, precious, 
 peculiar. From τίζίαν, ούσα, of οτίξίαμι, to 
 excel. Th. είμ), to be. 
 
 Τίίξίοχ^Υί, Τΐί, '/ι, an argument or summary ; 
 a passage, a volume. From ^ίξάχω. Th. 
 'ίχ,ω, to have. 
 
 ΪΤίοιταξίίναι, 2. a. inf. Jtas. τεξίΤίΛξί);, ίντος, 
 pierced through ; part. 2. a. pas. of ^ηξίΤίίξο^. 
 From Tioi and •τείξ&ι, f ε^ω, 1. a. 'ίτείξα, 2. α. 
 2)as. Wao'/jv. 
 
 Τ1εξ»τατ'ίω, f. '/ιιΤίυ, p. τΐξίτετάτηχα, to go 
 or wall: about ; Metaph. to ilive, regulate the 
 conduct. From ττεξ), around, a?id ίτατί&>, to 
 tread upon. 
 
 ΤΙεξίτατ^ιτΐχο;, ΐι, ov, a walker. Hence a 
 peripatetic juUosopher, a follower of Aristotle. 
 The name ivas derived from their j^'ractice of 
 walking in the Lyceum. Hence in Engl, pe- 
 ripatetic. 
 
 ϊίίξί'ΤΆτοί'/ιν, Attic, for '^εξίτατοΐμι, pres, 
 opt. act. of 'ττζξ^ΐ'χατϊω, which see. 
 
 Τίεξίτατοζ, oy, o, a walk, promenade ; a dis- 
 cussion while walking ; the place in \vhich phi- 
 losophers, and particularly the school of Aris- 
 totle, used to discuss subjects while walking. 
 From TtiQ^i'TTOLTic}, which see. 
 
 ΤΙεξί'τίζίο:, Ία, ίον, near the earth. Hence ή 
 ■ηοΐίτίζία, αζ, lowness. From iri^i and 
 '^Γίζα. 
 
 Τΐίξί-τηίζω, f. Τ2ξίτεξω, to pierce on all 
 sides, to transfix; 1. a. -τεξ/ε-ζείξα, ας, ε' pas. 
 •ττεξίτείξομοίΐ, -a, εται, to be pierced. From 
 •ρτεξ! and τε/ξ«. 
 
 ΐίεριτ'ε'ΤΓτα,μαι, See Τίί^τα,μα/. 
 ΤΙ-ΐξί-τηττω-Λναι, p. inf. act. of ^εξίτίτττω, 
 f. m. wiaOvfj,a{, p. -τίίτττωκα, 2. a. εττισον. 
 
 ΐίεοιττείταν, ovtos, part. 2. a. net. 9Τίθίτεΐτεΐν, 
 2. a. inf. τηρι-ζτεσΆτε, 2. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of 
 the same vei-b. 
 
 ΊΙεξίτετεοχ, a;, ii, in tragedy, a revolution 
 or change of fortune contrary to what is ex- 
 pected from the events which precede it, Aristoi. 
 Poet. 6 and 11, Twining" s Notes, p. 218,] 
 
 ΪΙίξίτητίΐί, ίοζ, ο κα) h, one v;ho is falling or 
 lias fallen ; "ff-ofyriTia τζάγμ^ατα,αΰ:]χ\ΐ'5 haΛ'!ng 
 a different aspect, a reverse of fortune. From 
 'ζεο), and ^ετο), for τίττίΐ, to fall. 
 
 Τίεζί'ΤΤεφλίυίΤμίνΛΐν, gen. pi. part, perf pas. of 
 •^εριφΧίνω, for Tipiipy.'joj, ichtch is Jro'm ψλνί^, 
 to boil or be hot. Th. φλεω, to tiiue, ^-c. 
 
 ΤΙεριττίττύΐ, f. 'ζεοΐ'τττωσο}, p. ΤΕξίτητττίιίχα, 
 vsed li'ilh the dat. to fall upon, into, among ; 
 2. a. -τηοιί-ττενον, 2. a. irf. 'τηοι-τπιη'ϊν. From 
 τηξ) and ττΙ'ζ'τμ, to itiU. 
 
ΠΕΡ 
 
 666 
 
 ΠΕΡ 
 
 ΊΙίξίτλίζτΰ;, ου, ό κα) h, entangled, intri- 
 cate ; verbal adj-from 
 
 ΤΙ-ξΐ'^λίΛω, to entwine, fold round, embrace ; 
 0^50 to involve an idea in obscure language. 
 From 'Tioi and -χλίκω, f. ϊ,ω, to braid. 
 
 TIse/sTXe^icii, by Si/nc. for τίξίΤίλόμίνΰ;, 
 gen. 1)1. 9Τίοι•ζ•λομίνων' hence τίξίτλόμινΰς 
 ividvTo;, the revolving year. From ^ίξίτίλω. 
 Th. <Γ5λ&;, to be. 
 
 ΐΐίξίττλοο;, ου;, -όου, ου, ο, a sailing round ; 
 also as an adj. that which can be cirumnavagat- 
 ed. From ^ΐξ) and -τλίω, whence ττλόο;, 
 ου;, ο, a A'oyage. 
 
 ΤίίζίττνϊγτΊ;, ίο;, ο κ,α) h, sufibcated, choked. 
 Frovi 9Γίξΐ and τνίγω. 
 
 ΤίζξίτοΐίΜ, y. '/itrnj, J). τίξΐτί-7Τοί'/ιζχ, to pre- 
 serve, secure, produce, procure ; to preserve 
 alive or safe, Herod, i. 110; ^ιαφΰείξαι κα) 
 'π-ΐζΐ'ζ'οιτίσα,ι, to sa\'e or to destroy, vii. 52 ; in 
 the mid. to acquire, obtain, purchase ; j^'^^^' ^'^• 
 ^ίρίΤΟίζομοίΐ, ο'υμ,οίΐ, 1. a. m, 'Τίξΐίττοΐ'/ιτάμ'/ιν, ω, 
 a.ro' hc^ice 'ΡΠξίττοί'ήσωμζύα., 1. j)l. 1. a. Slibj. 7)1. 
 From ττίξΐ and τοάω, ίο do. 
 
 Υ1-:,ξΐ•7τοΊησι;, ίω;, yi, preservation, acquisition. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 YiipfffoXiou, to go round, to encompass. 
 From τζξί and •■ποΧΊω, to dwell. 
 
 Ιΐ£^;•τόλ/α, ω'ί, rh,, suburbs, enΛ^rons. 
 
 Τίεζίτόξφΰζαν, ου, ro, a garment bordered 
 with purple. 
 
 Ilίξi'yrξo, extremely, exceedingly. From 
 'Πξϊ a?id τξό. 
 
 ΐΙ.'ίζΐ<7ττΆΐι», to stumble upon ; uith a dat. 
 ολ'ιόξγ, Tnjph. 333. See. not. Merric. 
 
 Τίίξί'^ττίζο;, ου, ο κα.) ν, surrounded \vith 
 wings or battlements. From ^ηξΐ and τ-τίξόν. 
 
 Τΐίξΐ'τττύϊ,ασκ, jmrt. 1. a. f. g. fror.i 
 
 Τίίξΐ<ζΓ•τό(Το•ω, J", ζύο, to fold round, embrace. 
 From τίξί and 'τττΰσσω, to fold, 
 
 ΐΐζοίττωμ,ίχ,, α,το;, το, an accident. From 
 •Tfiot'z'i'Trrco. 
 
 ϋι^Ι-πυστο;, ου, ο κα) h, celebrated, famous. 
 Frotn τΓίξ) and -τυνύάνομαι, to learn, to know, 
 f. m. ^ίόιτβμοίί, peif. jyas. τί'ττυο'μα.ι. 
 
 Τΐίξίρραίνω, f. ράνω, p. -^ίξΐίρρχγκοο, to 
 sprinkle round, to sprinkle with holy Avater. 
 Thsop'ir. Char. 16. From ■ττίξϊ and ξαίνω, to 
 sprinkle.] 
 
 Υίίξίρροίντήξίον, ου, το, a vessel for sprinkling 
 holy water. From τΐζίρραΐνοϋ. 
 
 ΤΙίξίρρα,ντίζω, f. 'κτω, J), τηξίίρρά,ντικκ, the 
 
 same with τπξίρραίνω, which see. 
 
 Τίίξίρρκ^ττω, f. •ψω, p. ίρρίχ.φκ, to sew ; 
 the same with ράττω. 
 
 TLsojppiu, to flow round, to wash. From 
 ίΤίξΐ, to flow, and ρίω, f. μύσω. 
 
 ΐ1ιοι1,'ρ'/-,γ)ιϋμι, f. -Τίζίρρ'/,'ξΜ, p. Τίξήρρ'/ιρ^οί, 
 to burst, break in pieces; 1. a. τζξήρρ'/ΐξΜ, 
 part. 1. a. act. •τηξίζρρΐ'Ίχ;, α,-^-ο;. From τίοι 
 and ρήγνυμι, or ρ'/ισσω, Ιο break. 
 
 ΐΐιοίρροος, ου, ό Kcct h, washed on all sides by 
 the sea, sea-girt ; circumfluent ; and 
 
 Τίίξίρρΰτοζ, cv, κα) '/I, the same as the pre~ 
 ceding. From ττίξίρμω, which see. 
 
 Τίίξίο'ίΆλόο), ω, f. a}(fu), p. ^ίξκηαΊΐίίλίύκα, io 
 variegate ; to enclose. 
 
 ΐΐίξϋτί^'/ίξο;, ov, covered with iron, iron-bound. 
 Diod. Sic. 
 
 Ύΐίξίσκ,ίλτι;, io;, ο xcu ή, very hard, obsti- 
 nate, obdurate, rough. From ^ίξΐ and σαίλλω, 
 to dry up. 
 
 ΣΙίξία-κίλίίξ, ίο;, ό κα,) η, encircling or cover- 
 ing the legs. From τεξ) and σκίλο;, a leg. 
 Hence 
 
 ΐΐίξίο-κελ);, ί^α;, h, an ornament for the legs, 
 a woman's garter. 
 
 Τίίξίίτκ-'ττο;, ου, ο ku) h, high, conspicuous. 
 Th. ffKi7rT0[j.o!,i,f. m. -^ομΆΐ. 
 
 Τίεξκτκυλκκιζω, to purify by means of a 
 whelp. The ancients had a custom of purify- 
 ing themselves by drawing a whelp round the 
 body ; which purification they called τίξίσκυ- 
 "Κν.κισμΌ;. From σκυΧα.^, α,κο;, ο κκ) η, a dog, 
 a whelp. Th. υλάω, to bark. 
 
 Τίίξίσ-κυτίζω, f. 'ktoj, p)' ίΐ^ΰτικ,α,, to take 
 ofi^the skin, to excoriate. 
 
 Υίεξίσ'ττα,σμο;, oZ, o, distraction, occupation ; 
 contention, war. From 
 
 Τΐίξίσττάω, ω, f affca, p. •n'i^nff'Va.KOi, to 
 tear away, to distract ; imperf. pas. -^ίξασ-τταό- 
 μ'ήν, ωμ' /iv, -άου, ω, -άιτο, u.to. Th, ffTTOiOi/y 
 f. άσω, p. ϊστακα, to draw. 
 
 ΤΙίξ!σ•^ίξχ;ω, and Att. or Ion. <ηξΐσ'τΐξχ^ίω^ 
 to be in great haste ; to be oifended, indignant 
 at. Th. σ-π'ΐξχω, to urge. 
 
 ΤΙίξΐίΤ'ΖΌγγίζΜ, f. iffu, to Avipe off" with a 
 sponge ; like ά,'ττοιτττογγίζίύ, and Ικα-'ΤΰγγΙζω. 
 Hippocr. and Theoph, Char. 25, ed. Newt, 
 p, 242.] 
 
 Τίεξητ^όξίον, ου, το, a suburb. 
 
 ΤΙεξίιΤ'Τού^χσ'το;, ου, ό kou 'a, much sought 
 after, highly respected. From -ζ-εξ) and στου- 
 ^ύζίύ, to be diligent. Th, σ'Τϊΐυοω, to hasten. 
 
 ΙΙίζίσταιμΛν'/ί, '/i;, fsc. 'ffgoffouh'io,) the circum- 
 flex accent, part, pres, m. f. g, of τηξίσ-ρτάω, &>, 
 which see. 
 
 Τίζζκητκ, excellent, nom. pi. n. g. or for 
 '7n^iiTffu;,from, τΐξητ/το;, which see. 
 
 Ώ-ΐξίσσύο,, a.;, n, abundance, superfluity. 
 From "Πξκτσίΰω, υω being changed into lu. 
 
 ΥΙίξ'κτσευμ,Ά, α,το;, το, abundance, excess, a 
 remainder. From 
 
 Τίίξΐίτσ'ίύωί or <^ΐξΐττίύΰι>, f. ιΰσω, to abound, 
 to be superfluous; to excel; 1. a. ϊ'τηζ^'ίσσιυσα,, 
 I have caused to abound, 2. Cor. ix. 8. 1 2. 
 E'ph. i. 8. 1. Thes. iii. 12. τίξΐίΤίηύα'α,ιμοίΐ^ 
 1. a. opt. act. •πΐξ^ίσσϊϋον, οντο;, το, what re- 
 mains, the remainder ; part. pres. n. g, το ίτί- 
 ξίσ•<ηΰο-αν, α,ντο;, part, 1. a, act. η. g. From 
 T-eitra-o;, excellent. Th. crs^i, above. 
 
 Ui^ic-/Tov, ου, TO, subst. abundance, excellence, 
 superiority ; n. g. of 
 
 Τίίζκτσο;, and Ait. •ηξίττΰ;, >?, ov, excellent, 
 eminent, superiour to ; also excessive, super- 
 fluous ; Ik ^τΐξίοΌ-ου, much more ; UKotrt Τίξίτ- 
 τα,, more than twenty. Th. ^ζξ), abo\'e. 
 
 ΐΐίξΐίπτότίξο;, ου, more excellent ; comj)ar. 
 of 'Tfigtcffo;. 
 
ΪΙΕΡ 
 
 667 
 
 ΠΕΡ 
 
 Ή.ίξία'α'ΰτίξΜ;, adv. more, especially, ex- 
 ceedingly. From the i^Tcccding. 
 
 Υίίριιτιτύύξ, adv. abundantly, extremely, ex- 
 cellently. From τ$ξΐ(τσ-ΰί. 
 
 ΤΙίξίσ-'τα,^ΰν, adv. round about, on all sides. 
 From -^ίζΰίΤτνιμι. 
 
 ΐΐίξκττίΐί'/ιν, πί, ri, 2. a. opt. act. of τηξί'ίιττ'/]- 
 (ΛΙ, to stand round ; and 
 
 ΐίίζία-τάντας, acc. pi. from 
 
 ΐΐίξίίττκ;, ά,ντβί, part. 2. a. of the same. 
 From τίζ) and 'Itrr'/i/zi, f στήι^ω, 2. a. ειττ'/ιν, 
 
 Τίΐξίσ-τα,σ-ί;, ζω;, 'h, a station, a standing 
 round, a circle of bj'standers ; circumstances, 
 situation of atlairs, vicissitude, urgent necessity, 
 opportunity, means, a multitude of affairs de- 
 manding attention ; acc. τεξίσ-τασίν. From 
 Τίξύ'ίττ'/ιμι. 
 
 Τίίξίίττ&τος, ου, ο κ,χ) '/ι, surrounded by a 
 erowd ; also a subst. a, a high place. Fro?n 
 the same. 
 
 Τίίξίστίίωα•!, Poet, for τίζία-τίωοΊ, and this 
 Ion. for τ^-ξίστωσ•!, 3. pZ. 2. a. sub), act. of 
 ντεξίιο-τ^ιμι. Th. Ίσ7Υ}[/.ι, f. cfrnifojy 2. a. εα-τ'/,ν, 
 2. a. opt. ffTOii'/iv. 
 
 Τίεξίστελλω, f, ελω, p. α,λκιχ,, to protect, to 
 eover or wrap up uiith a garment, in order to 
 jn'Otect from the cold, Theophr. Char.; 2. to 
 adorn ; to watch, observe ; to cover or enrobe 
 a dead body for a funeral, Odys. xxiv. 292. 
 νεξίστίΧΧίίν άοι^χν, to com.pose a song. 2Ίι. 
 ιττίλλω, to adorn.] 
 
 ΠΕΡΙ2ΤΕΡΑ\ «ί, y,, a dove. From ^ε- 
 ξΐιπτωί εζο,ν, for it has young several times a 
 year, and ivas therefore sacred to Venus ; or 
 from 'χεο^ιστωζ τξ'εειν, being very timid. 
 
 Υίίξίστεζζων, ωνοζ, ο, a pigeon-house, a dove- 
 cote ; also an herb. From the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙίζίστεζίΙιον, ου, το, dimin. a young pigeon. 
 
 ΤΙίξίο-τίξοει^τι;, εοζ, ο κ,χ} τι, resembling a 
 pigeon. 
 
 ΐϊ.ίξΐΐττε(ροινΌω, to encircle with a crown, to 
 surround. See Έτεψανόω. 
 
 ΐίεξίσ-τίφεται, 3 sing. pres. ind. pas. from 
 
 Τίεζίστϊφω, to encircle with a crown. Th. 
 ^τεψω, f. -φα:. 
 
 Τίεξίιττ'/ιβιον, ου, το, a breastplate. From 
 ^(ξ) and α'τηύος, the breast. 
 
 ΐΙ,εξκττοίχ^ΊΖ,ω, f ί(Τω, and •^εξκττοι^ίζομοα, 
 to surround or encircle, as hunters do wild beasts 
 with snares, Demosth. Philip. 1. The στο7- 
 χ^οι, were ranges of snares, or toils, with ivhich 
 the forests and haunts of xvild beasts were sur- 
 rounded by the hunters. JReisk. Index Grta^cit. 
 Demosth.^ 
 
 ΤΙεξία-τόμιον, ου, το, an orifice or opening ; 
 an opening of a robe for the head to pass 
 through ; an edge or border. Th. στόμοί. 
 
 Τίεξκττονάχ^ιζζ, 3. sing, hnperf act. Ion. 
 from 
 
 ΤΙεξΐσ•τονκχ;ίζ&ι, the same with 'ζεζίο'τενω, to 
 groan around, to fill with groans. Th. CTivos, 
 ου, 0, narrow. 
 
 Τίεξκττξά,ττω, for τεξίοιβ'τξχ'Ττω, to shine 
 round. Th. «(ΤΤξάττΜ, to lighten. 
 
 Τίεξία-τξ'εφοντίί, acc. sing, jiart. pres. act. of 
 
 Τίζξίστζίφω, to turn round, to turn, to 
 whirl. Th. στξεφω, f. "φω. 
 
 ΤΙίξίσ'τξοφν, ?is, hj a turning round, rotation, 
 revolution. From the precedi)<g. 
 
 Ιίεξίιττξωμα, α.τοζ, το, tapestry, a curtain, a 
 quilt. From 
 
 Τίεζίστοωνννμι, f. iTTpni'f'U), ρ '^εοάί/Τξωκοί, 
 to spread round. 
 
 ΐίεξ(α•τξωφ'ά,7ύαι. Ion. for 'Πζίο'τφ.φεσύαί, to 
 resort to, to inquire of, Herod, viii. 135. 
 
 Τίεξίστύλιον, ου, το, and τεοΊστυλον, and 
 
 ΤΙεζίαττϋλοί, ου, ο χαι νι, surrounded or sup- 
 ported by pillars. Th. στύλο;, a pillar. 
 
 Τίεξίσϋζω, to drag about ; to rend asunder, 
 to lacerate, strip oif ; to vex, to liarrass, plun- 
 der, defame. Th. σύξω. 
 
 ΤΙεξίο-φύξίον, ου, το, an ornament for the 
 ancles, or for sandals. From τίζ) and σ•φύξα. 
 
 Τίεξία-χ^εο, Ion. for τεξ^ισχου, 2. a. imp. m. 
 From <7ηξ1 and εχ^ω, f. '1\ω, and σχ^'ΑΤΜ, 2. α. 
 εσ^ον, 2. a. m. ειτ^όμ'/ιν, 
 
 ΐΙζζΐΐτχ^ίζΜ, to cleave, divide, separate. From 
 ίΤί^/ and σχ^Γζω, to cleave. 
 
 Τίίξίταμνίμεν, Ion, for ττζ^ιτά,μνειν, pres. hf. 
 act. of 
 
 ΤΙζξίτάμνω, Ion. for <τεξίτίμ.νω, to cut round; 
 also to deprive of. Herod, iv. 159. Th. τέ- 
 μνω, f. τεμω, p. τζτμηκ,α, 2. a. ϊταμον, p. m. 
 τ'ετομ,οί' hence the perf inf. τη. •>ί•εξ(τζτομί- 
 
 VKi. 
 
 Tiii?iT'i6ziKoc, Λζ, I, perf. ind. act. of -τεξ/τί- 
 ύ'/ιμι, to attribute, give to. Th. τίύημι, to 
 place, fut. 6ήσω, 2. a. tunv. 
 
 ΐ1εξΐτζι;ι^ίξω, f Ισω, to surround with a wall, 
 to fortify. Th. τζ7χ;ο;, a wall. 
 
 ΐϊεξΐτζίχ;'ίίη;, zco;, h, and 
 
 ΐϊζξίτζί^ισμοί, α,το;, το, and 
 
 ΤΙζξίτείχισ-μο;, ου, ο, the act of surrounding 
 with a wall, or constructing a wall round. 
 From ^εξίτζιχ;ίζω. Th. τζ7χ;οί, zo$, το, a 
 wall. 
 
 ΐίεξίτζλλομαι, Poet, for άνατίλλω, to re- 
 volve, to come round, //. ii. 551.; m,id. of 
 
 ΤΙεξίτίλλω, f ελω, to roll round, to cause to 
 revolve, to perform. From τεξί and τίλλω. 
 
 ΤΙζξίτζμΛΤν, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 
 ΐΐζξίτεμνω, f. τζμω, p. ^Ζξίτετμίΐζοί, to cut 
 οίζ retrench ; 2. a. ττζξΐ'ζτζμον, and ίτ&μον, 2. α. 
 hif. act. τζξίτεμεΐν' j). pas. ^εξίτετμημοΐΊ, part, 
 p. j)as. στζζίτετμνμζνο?, 1. a. J^^^S. τΓΖξίζτμγιθ^ιν^ 
 p. m. "Τεξίτετομα. From τζξϊ and τ'ζμνω to 
 cut. 
 
 Τ1εξίΤίτμ:ήνται, 3. 2)1. f)• P<^^• of ^Βξΐ'τεμνω. 
 
 Τίεοίτί^μί, to place round, bring forward, 
 nut on, clothe, assume ; 3. p/. ■/τεξίτι^εα,ο-ιν. 
 Ion. for τζξίτίβίΤοΊ, f <τεξΐύ'/ια'ω, p. <;τεζΐτεβεΐ}ΐα^ 
 
 1. a, 'ττεοίίύη'ίο.•, 2. a. ^εξά^ν, τις, *ι, part. 
 
 2. a. act. 9Γεζΐόε);, εντός. Th. τίόημι, to 
 place. 
 
 ΐΐζξίτμϊΐβτ,νοίΐ, 1. a. inf. j^as. and 
 ΤΙεξίτμ^ι&ήίΤομοίί, >7, εται, 1. /. ind. pas. of 
 •τίεξίτεμνοϋ. 
 
 ΐΐίξίτμητο:} circurncised ; whence ά^τίξίτμν• 
 
ΠΕΡ 
 
 668 
 
 ΠΕΡ 
 
 τβί, ου, ο κα.) η, uncircumcised. From 3. part. 1 
 l^erf. pas. of ^ίξίτίμνω. \ 
 
 Τίίξίτομί], 7ί;, {], circumcision. From, the \ 
 p. m. of the same verb, 
 
 ΐΐίξίτξοί,τηίιτι^ς, gen. sing. f. g. part. 2. a. 
 ]ms. of ' 
 
 ΐΐίξίτξί-τω, J", -φω, p. •ηξ/-τίΤξίφα, to turn ι 
 round, to turn from, to bring to, to reduce, I.e. , 
 ^ίοΛ-τξζ-φχ, 2. a. 'τεοΐίτοα,ττΰν. From τπξ) and 
 Τζίτω, f. "φω, p. ?n. τ'ίτζΰ-^ίχ,. 
 
 ΐΐ'ίξίτξ'ίφω, to curdle, //. \. 903.] 
 
 Τί•ξ{'Γξίχ;ω, f. ίΤίοίάξίξω, to run round, to 
 run OA^er ; 2, a. ■τίξΛ'^ξα,μον, t;, s, part. 2. a. ! 
 act. ■Λ'ίξί'^ξΟ.μ&ιν, BVTo;, ^J. ^ίοι'^ίόξχμ,'^^,α, as if 
 j^rom. ^ξαμ'ί&ι. Til. τφ^ω, to run, 
 
 ΐΐίξίτξο'ζτιων, returning; Ion. for τι^ιτρο• 
 'Zixojv,J'ro?)i τίξίΤξο'ζτάω, to go round, perform a 
 revolution. Th. τξίττω. 
 
 Τΐίξίτξοττί], ris, yi, revolution, regular suc- 
 cession or change j εν -ττίζΐ-ρο'ττΤι, bv turns. 
 Th. 
 
 Τίίζίττίυω, See Tlionrffivca. 
 
 ΐΐίΰίττο?, ου, ^'C. See Τίίρισσύί. 
 
 ΤΙίξηυγχ^α,νω, to fall in with, to meet acci- 
 dentally, to iind 01• obtain by chance. Th. 
 •τυγχάνω, J", m. τίυί^ιμαί, 2. a. srv^ov. 
 
 ΐΐίξίτΰχ/ίΐν, Όντοξ, and in f. g. '^ίατνχ^οΰο'α, 
 part. 2. a. act. of the in-eceding. 
 
 Υίιηίφ%Ίνομα.ι, to be conspicuous on all sides. 
 Th. φοίίνο), f. avZ, p. τίψοίγκα, to cause to 
 appear ; 2. a. εψανον. 
 
 ΐίεξίφάναα, as, '/i, a prospect, view ; clear- 
 ness, splendour. From τΐξίφαν/ι;. 
 
 ΤΙίξίφκνΤί, 3. sing. 2. a. suhj. pas. of τΐξΐ- 
 φαινομχι. 
 
 Τίΐξ{(^αν'/ίί, ίος, Ό κα.) η, conspicuous, remark- 
 able, splendid. Th. (ραίνω. 
 
 ΤΙίξίφοίν'τα,-αοο. sing, of Τίεξίφχ;, avroc, ο, 
 a j)roper 7iame, Periphas. 
 
 ΤΙίξίφα,νΛ;, adv. openly, publicly, plainly, 
 clearly, brightly. From •ρτΒξίφοίν^ί. 
 
 ΐΐίξίφίξίΐοί, ccc, h, Circumference ; roundness, 
 .convexit}' ; and 'ΡΠξίΦ'ίζαα B-ccXdtrs-fii, a mar- 
 gin, bank. From 
 
 Τΐόξίφίξτ-ιξ, ίο;, ο xoit '/ι, round, circular, 
 
 ΐΐίξίφίξω, f. 'τηηιοίο'ω, to carry about, to car- 
 ry in one's train, to reduce to, to disturb, to 
 lead into error ; 2. a. ^ηξΐήνζγκ,ον' pres. pas. 
 •πίζΐφίξομοίΐ, to be carried about, to Avander ; 
 Jiart. perf. pas. Τίξίφεξόμΐνο;, yAv/i, μζνον. Th. 
 φίοω, f. ο'Ισω, 1. ft. '.{viyy^a. 
 
 Yli^i^uki,part. 2. a. act. ^soi(par,ui,for ivhich 
 is used τίξίφίκνω. Th. <p6avu,f. φέάσω, to an- 
 ticipate ; 2. a. 'έφ^/ιν, as if from φύΤιμι. 
 
 ΐΐεαιφοξΰί, α,ί, 71, the act of carrying about, of 
 leading round ; of ofiering dishes to guests at a 
 feast ; distraction of mind, agitation, wandering, 
 error. From τίξίφίξω, 
 
 Ι1ζξΐφΰξ'/!Τίζ, h, ov, capable of being earned 
 about, moA'eable ; famous; λΠ5β. From "τηρι- 
 φίξω. 
 
 ΤΙίξίφξαγμκ, u,Toe, <ro, defence, a hedge, a 
 wall, a rampart, <|'c. From ^ίξίφξάΐσω. 
 
 Τίίξίφξ&νίωί, adv. very judiciously, skilfully. 
 From 
 
 ΤΙίξίφξα,ν/ΐζ, ίοξ, ο xui VI, judicious, skilful. 
 
 ΤίΒξίφξάζω, to speak in a circumlocutory man- 
 ner, to consider, to reflect. Th. φξάζω, f. σω, 
 2. a. εφξΛοον, jy. m. •π'εφζΆ^α.. 
 
 ΤΙεξίφξΜκ,το;, ου, ο ace.) h, fortiued, encom- 
 passed with a λναΐΐ. 
 
 ΐίεξίφξασ-ι;, εωζ, h, circumlocution, periphra- 
 sis ; a gram. fig. Th. φξάζω. 
 
 ΐίζξίφξάιτσω, and -ττω,f. άξ,ω,ρ). 9Γίφξκρ(^α, to 
 fortify with bulwarks ; to enclose with a hedge 
 or fence ; perf. pas. 'Λίφξο.γμοα. From φξνισ- 
 (Τω. 
 
 Τίίξίφξονεω, f. '/,ιτω, J), νερί'τεφρόν'/ιχοί, to 
 despise ; to contemplate, consider attentively. 
 From τπξίφξων, ονοί, ο κοά h, very wise ; haugh- 
 ty, contemptuous. From ^rs^i and φοήν. 
 
 ΐίεξίφξονο;, gen. sing, of 
 
 Tίεξίφξύ'JV, ovo;. See Υίεξίφρονίω. 
 
 Τίεξίφνομαι, f. m. ύσομ,κι, j). pas. τερι-τζ' 
 φνμαί, to grow to or around, to cleaA^e or cling 
 to. 
 
 Τ1εξί;^α.ίξω, to rejoice greatly, to be filled 
 with joy. 2Vi. χοίίξω, f. χ;α,ξω, and χ^α,ι^ήσω, 
 2. a. ε^'ζο,ξον' lyerf. pas. κεχοίξμαι. 
 
 ΐϊίξ'χο!,λΗ.όω, ω, f. άσω, to cover or plate 
 with brass. 
 
 χϊεξΐχ;α.ξα.κ,όω, ω, f. ωσο>, ρ, 'ΐιτεξίκεχοίξύ- 
 κ,ωίίοί, to encircle with a rampart or bulwark. 
 Th. χάξκΐ. 
 
 Τίεοιχοίξείύί, and •τΠξίχο'.ξίΆ, α,ζ, τι, excessiA'e 
 joy. Schol. Thucyd. ii, 51. Plato. Leg. 8.] 
 
 ΤΙίξίρζο,ξ'/ΐζ, ίοί, ο κ,ίά yi, highly rejoiced, de- 
 lighted ; τω 9Τοΐξθίρζβ?ίμ.χ ';riot^o!,^i7, on account 
 of their present joy, or in the transports of the 
 moment, Thucyd. ii, 51. From τηζΐχ^κίζω.'^ 
 
 Τίίξΐρ(^εύω, and 
 
 Ίίεξίχ^εω, f. εΰσω, to pour or shed around, to 
 diffuse, spread about or over ; to inlav or bor- 
 der silver or other things with gold, Odys. vi, 
 232, and in, 437.] 
 
 ΐΐίξίχ^ωοοζ, ου, ο kcu h, adjoining, neighbour- 
 ing territory. From τεξί ,and χωξχ, a;, r„ 
 Til. /ζωξοζ, ου, ό. 
 
 Τίερι^άω, to wipe, to cleanse. From -^εξί 
 and -φάω, f. -φ'/τ,^ω, p. ί•φ'/ι;ίκ, to wipe. 
 
 Τίεξί-φ'ήμα, α,τος, το, dirt, oflscouring. From 
 the 1. pers. perf. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Τίεξί-ψ'/^ι-ίί του μύλου, a grinding or friction 
 of a luill-stone. Suid. 
 
 ϋίξίφιλόω, to strip entirely, to deprive of. 
 From 7τεξ( and -φιλόω. Th. φίλος, ov, bare. 
 
 ΥΙίξίωθίο}, ω, to push about, to treat with 
 rudeness, to abuse. Th. ωύίω, f. '/,σω, and 
 ωσω. 
 
 Ύΐεοιω-ττη, Άί, w, the act of looking round, a 
 place for watching ; an eminence, commanding 
 an extensiue prospect. Fro7n 'τεξί and οφ/, the 
 e}'e. Th. οττομαι. 
 
 Υίίξΐύσίον, ado. greatly, exceedingly, beyond 
 measure, beyond. 
 
 ΤΙεζΐύ(ηο;, ου, ο kou h, very holy ; excellent, 
 distinguished ; numerous. Frovi ^εζΐ and 
 
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 cffto;. Or, as it ivere, «rig/ayV/aj, that may be 
 easily heard ; which is from 'Χ'ί.ξία,ΰω, to cry 
 aloud. 
 
 ΐΐίρχ,ύζύ), f. K/Toj, p. ■Ti'rioKctxu, to grow 
 black, to change the colour. Th. τίξχ,ο;. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΡΚ02, or τΓίξχνο;, hi Gv, black, having 
 black spots. 
 
 ΤΙ'.ζ>Λ-/ισσ•οζ, ου, and Ion. o7o, o, a river in 
 Bccotia, rising in onoioit Helicon, sacred to 
 Apollo and the Muses, Permessus. 
 
 ΤΙ'ίξνχ, νΐί, 91, a ham or gammon of bacon ; 
 ■ττ'ίξνα, '/IS, 'h, the heel ; from which, hij the 
 omission of r, is formed τίξνα. 
 
 ΐΐίξνα.;, part. pres. act. fro?ii ^ίξν/ιμ/, to 
 sell. 
 
 Τίίξνύίτχω, τΐξνάω, and ^ίζν/ίμι, to sell. 
 From τηζά,Μ, the same. 
 
 Τΐζξΰνΰ,μ,α, ΆΎΟζ, το. Dor. for '^n^avrif^si, 
 needle-work ; work. From ττίξονάω, 
 
 ΤΙίξονατξ);, ϊ'^ο;, 'h, a loose garment, which 
 was fastened by clasps at the breast. Th. 
 
 Ί/ΤΙξόν/Ι. 
 
 ΐΐίζονάω, f. 'Α(τω, to fasten Λvith a clasp or 
 buckle. 
 
 ΠΕΡΟ'ΝΗ, -/??, VI, a clasp, a buckle ; as if 
 from "ΡΤζΊζω, to pass through. 
 
 Τΐίζ'^ίξίύομοίΐ, f m. ίύτομαι, to behaA'e im- 
 properly, to be rash or precipitate. Tk. τίξ- 
 •^ίξος. 
 
 Πε^ίΤίξ'/ϋί, ας, h, rashness. From 
 
 ΠΕΤΠΕΡΟΣ, ου, Tght, inconstant, fickle, 
 rash ; OS if from "ΖΠξφόξύ;, from τΓίξίφίοίσόαί, 
 to be carried about. 
 
 Τίζ^ρίύ'ήχα,το, on accou7it of the measure, for 
 ^ίζαύ'ήκΰίτο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of ττ'.ξίτίίτιμι. 
 Th. Ttuyi^ijf. S-'/iiTM, 1. o. iuvinu, 2. a. ίύ',-,ν• 
 
 Tiifipz^i^iiv, for 'TTioii'/^iiv hence the verbal 
 adj. 'Τίξίο^οί, and by Sync. Poet, -^ίρρο^ο;. 
 
 ΐ1ίρροχ;ΰ£, ου, ο, excellent, eminent. See the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΤίεξίΤΆί, 1. a, 17 f. act. of •^'ίξύω, f σω. 
 Also ΐΐίξο-κι, nom. pi. of Υΐίοσνι;, ου, ο, a Per- 
 sian; 
 
 Tli^t/iVi, ios, or icfj;, o, a proper name, Per- 
 seus. 
 
 ΐΥίξ/τίφΰναα, a;, h, or TLiotnpov/i, '/,ς-, '/ι, the 
 daughter of Jupiter and Ceres, Proserpine. 
 Fro?7i Τίζύω and φόνο?. ■ 
 
 ΐΐίξσήίοζ, ου. Poet, for Ιίεξο-ίΤο;, a descend- 
 ant of Perseus. From ΐϊίξ/τώς, Perseus. 
 
 ΤϊεξίΤ',ι'ϊ;, too;, h, the naine of a woman, 
 Perseis. 
 
 ΙΙΕ'ΡΣΡΙ2, ου, ο, nom. ;>/. ol ΐΐίζο-αι, a 
 Persian ; also Perses, the brother of Hesiod. 
 
 ΐίεξα-'ί;, t^og, ri, the name of a woman, 
 Persis. 
 
 IIE'PT2I ('Viovffi), adv. the pas-t year, last 
 year ; before, formerly. From •;ηξάω, to pass 
 over. 
 
 Τίίξυσϊνοί, h, ov, belonging to the year past. 
 From, the preceding. 
 
 Τΐίξω, fut. of τίίξω, p. τί'ττοίξκοί, to pierce 
 through ; 1 . a. ί-ττείξκ, 2. a. ε•ταοον, p. m. 
 τί^οξκ. Hence τόξο;, a passage. 
 
 Τϊίζων, part. pres. act. of <xigau, f. atra, and 
 ήσο), to pass by. 
 
 ΐΐ'ί/τε, or χεσεν. Ion. for 'i-ffun, 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. act. (f ^ίττω, to fall -, f. m. •χεα•οΰ- 
 μχί, p. ττεττωαα, 2. a. ίτειτον• hence 2. a. iff. 
 τίεσείν, part. 2. a. act. ττεσων, ουσ-κ, ov, and in 
 ace. m. g. "τεσόντα. 
 
 Tlzffisffocci, by dissolution of the diphtliong, 
 for 'τίεσΰσίαι, 2. f. inf. m. of •τίνττο): See 
 Τίεσε. 
 
 Τΐεα-εΐν, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 TliffiTrai, Z. sing. 2. f m. 'ττρ.σεΊσύαι, 2. f 
 inf. m. of the sa/ne verb. 
 
 ΐΐεα-ίμεν. Ion. for -Ttitruv, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 ΤΙεα-ετδύσ-αν, 3. pi. 2. a. imperat. act. of 
 Τί<ττω, to fall ; 2. a. ί-ζ'εα-ον, 2. a. imperat. 
 act. <τ'ε<τε, ετω. 
 
 ΐΐζσεύμχι, Dor. for '^εσοΖμ.αι, 2.f ni. of tht 
 same. 
 
 Tliffri<rt, Ion. by Paragoge for -^ritr:^, 3. sing^ 
 2, a. subj. act. from -ττ'ίτττω. 
 
 ΐΐ'εσχοί, io;, το, the sn?ne ivith νεκ,οξ, a skin 
 to be sheared, fleece. From ττεΊκ,ω, to shear. 
 
 Tlia-ov, Ion. for 1<7ησον, 2. a. ind. act. τε- 
 ff'ovTK, ace. sing, •π-εσόντε;, nom. pi. part. 2. a. 
 of <π•'ζ<7Γτω, to fall. 
 
 Υϋεσος, log, το, a dead body, carcass. From 
 'πί-τττω. 
 
 ΐΐίσ-ανμαι, 2. f. in. in 3. ^j/. TiffoZvTOit, if 
 the same verb. 
 
 ΤΙεσ•(τεία, or -ττζττείιχ, as, yi, a game plaved 
 with dice, a game played on a table or board, 
 like chess or draughts.] 
 
 Τΐεσσεμεν, Ion. for ττεσσειν, pres. inf. act. of 
 <7τεσ>τω, JEol.for -ττ'ετττω, to cook, S^c. 
 
 Τΐεσσο;, or ττεττοζ, οΰ, ο, a die to play ivith / 
 a gaming-table, a place of gaming, Eurip. 
 Med. 67. From <7Γ'εσσ•Μ, o}^ τεσκ.ο;. 
 
 Υίίΐχσω, JEol. for 'ττϊ'τττω, to cook; to dress 
 a wound; to cherish; to retain; to enjoy; 
 Iliad ix, 5Q\ ; iv, 513 ; ii, 237 ; hence part, 
 pres. irec<r<wv.] 
 
 ΥΙεσων, ivro;, part. 2. a. act. of -η-ί-ττα^ 
 f. m. 'ττεσουμαι, p. 'τ'ίτττΜκ,οί, 2. a. 'ίτεσΌν. 
 
 ΐίετάζω, to spread, stretch out, extend, the 
 same as "ττετάω. 
 
 ΐΙίτχλ\ for ^τίτα,λχ, leaves ; nom. pi. of 
 <ζ!•ίταλΰν, ivhich see. 
 
 ΐίεταλια-μοζ, ου, ο, petaiism, the banishment 
 of a citizen by putting leaves into an urn, as 
 practised in Syracuss -, like the ostracism of the 
 Atiicnians. 
 
 ΐίεταλοι, heifers, because they have liorns 
 like <τζτάλοί) i. e, leaves or brandies. 
 
 ΙΙίταλβν, and Ion. τίττιλον, ου, το, a leaf; 
 also a plate or leaf of gold, silver, S^c. ; dat. pi. 
 Ion. <7Τετάλοισ•ί. Th. ■νετά.ω, to spread out. 
 ΐΙίτΆμοίί, to fly. S:'e Υίετομα,ι. 
 ΤίετάννΌμι, the Same ivith <π•ετάω. 
 Τίετοίνο;, a, ov, Poet, and Dor. for -χεπινος 
 capable of flying, winged. Th. •^τετομοα, to fly. 
 Τίετάομοίΐ, the sa?)ie ivith ττετομχι, 
 ΤΙετκτχν, and with the <r doubled, νετοισ<ηχ,ν,. 
 
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 Jon. for i-riratfav, 3. 2)1. 1 . a. ind. act. of 
 ^ιτά,ω^ or άζω, f. acrco, to spread out. 
 
 Τίίτασΰ'/ισομ,αι, ^, ίτκι, 1. J", pas. of -yfirao- 
 μ,αι, fi\mi the same as ττίτομαι, lohich see. 
 
 ΤΙ'ίτα,ΰΌ; , ου, ό, a broad cap or covering for 
 the head ; the petasus of Mercury. From 
 ντιτάω, to spread out. 
 
 Tiiracrai, 1. f ind. act. of -^ίτάννυμι, or 
 ^ιτάω, to spread out. 
 
 Jliroiffio-j, a ham or gammon of bacon. 
 From 'τίΐτάω. 
 
 ΠΕ'ΤΑΤΡΟΝ, a roost ; a hen coop ; a 
 snare ; a depth. F'>^oin Iv αυξαις τητασβαι. 
 
 Τίίταχ^νον, or '^'ί^α.χ^νον, ου, το, a broad cup. 
 From 
 
 ΠΕΤΑΩ, ΤίτάννΌμι, and -ύω, f affoj, ίο 
 spread out, unfold, open. 
 
 TliTiuvois, winged ; bt/ Fpenth. Poet, for 
 ViTUvoTi, dat.pl. of τίπινοί, ου, ο. 
 
 ΤΙίΤίηνοξ is also used for -ττίταύ-^, winged ; 
 for the poets often change si iyito zz, and one of 
 these letters into tj. Tk. "ζίτομα,ι, to fly. 
 
 TliTiivov, ου, TO, j;J. TiTitvK, τα, a winged 
 creature, a bird. From the same. 
 
 ΐΐίτίΐνο;, h, ov, winged. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 ΥΙίτΊσΰ'Αν, Ion. for Ιττίτίσύ'/ιν, 2. dual, im- 
 perf. m. of •7Γίτομ.οι.ι, to fly. 
 
 ΐΐίτίυ, Dor. for -ζΐτου, pres. imperat. m. 
 of the suvic. 
 
 ΤΙίτίυξον, ου, το, a "beam, a roost, yls if it 
 were <7riTivoov. t rom τα ίΤΐτεακ vj α,υτω ίν^ίΐν, 
 because birds sleep upoji it. The same thing 
 is called -τίτοτυξον, tohicli see. 
 
 ΐίίτΆλα, Ion. for νίταΧα, nom. pi. of •7τί- 
 <ru.Xo'j, which see. 
 
 JliT'/jToii, 3. si)ig. pres. siibj. m. of 
 ΠΕ'ΤΟΜΑΙ, -α,μκί, and τητύομαι, to fly, 
 because flying is effected by spreading out /Ac? 
 wijigs ; j}art. pres. mid. -ρτίτάομίνοζ, ωαινο;, 
 
 1. a. IMS. ί7τζτάσ-ύ'/ιν> sii, »J, I tiew. From, 
 'τητάω. 
 
 ΐίίτΰνησσ-ιν, Ion. and Poet, for ττιτουσιν, 
 dat. pi. part. pres. act. or, according to others, 
 
 2. a. of "ziTUffor κτί-τττω, to fall. 
 
 ΐΐίτουν, pres. inf. act. hainng the same force 
 as ΐτιτίτταν, ΐ'ρπτυγρ^άνίΐν, from 
 
 TliTOM, f. ωα -uj, to fall upon, meet with, 
 obtain. From ττίτω, not in use, instead of 
 which is used ■π'ίττω. 
 
 ΪΙίτξΟί, US, h, a rock, a cave in a rock, 
 Jl. ii, and pasnni. See Grccv. on Ilesiod. Oj). 
 589. Th. τίτξοί, ου, Ο, a rock, a stone. 
 
 Τ\.ζτράίσαΊ/., ας, a, Dor, for τητξ^^,ίσσν,, πξ, y\, 
 rocky. See WiT^ii. 
 
 TLiTpo!.7oi, ϋ/α, αΤον, that grows or lives 
 amongst rocks and stones. 2%. ^τϊτξο;, a 
 rock, uilso 
 
 TLiTQCito; ΥΙοίΤΐιΙων, an e]nLhet of Neptune; 
 for the reason of which, and the people by whom 
 it was given, consult the Greek Scholia upon 
 Pindar. Pythior. Od. iv, 248, 12. 
 
 HiTiHin'/ii, 0, a certain jewel or precious 
 stone. From '^ir^oi. 
 
 Τίίτξ'/ΐ, '/IS, vi. Ion. for ίτίτζ», dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 ΤΐΒτξ'/ιίΐξ, ίντΰΐ, rocky, stony ; f. g. -^irpv- 
 ίσ-ίτα, a?id m n. g. τετξ^ν. Th. τίτρο;. 
 
 Ι1ίτξ»ΐίΰ•<τ'/ι, dat. sing, f g. of the precede 
 ing. 
 
 ΤίίΤζοξατΐύ), ω, f ή/τύ), to ascend rocks. 
 From βα'ινίο and 
 
 ΠΕ'ΤΡ02, ου, ο, a stone, a rock ; ivhence 
 is derived Peter, the name of an Apostle. 
 
 Τίίτξοφυ7ΐ<;, ίοζ, ο xcc) v\, growing or clinging 
 to a rock. From •π-ίτξθζ and φύω. 
 
 ΐΐίτξοω, ω, f ύ(τω, to turn into a rock ; to 
 stone one. 
 
 Τ1ίτξύ}τ,;, io;, κ,α,] '/ι, rocky, stony. From 
 
 <ΖίΤξΟζ. 
 
 Τΐίττεΐχ, See Tliffffiioi. 
 
 Τίεττο;, See ΐΐεσσοζ. 
 
 Τίίτω, to fall ; obsolete, instead of lohick 
 •/T/VTii; is used. From •^i^ov, the ground •, for 
 it is to be moved to the ground. 
 
 Υίετώμ,ίνοζ, ου, contract, from -^ιητοίόμενος, cf 
 •ητάομ,αί, or ττίτομχι, to fly. 
 
 ΤΙεύύίτο, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. of 9Τεύ^ομοίΐ, 
 which see. 
 
 ΐίευΐ^οίατο, Ion, for •;τεύόοιντο, 3. pZ. opt. 
 pres. m. of 
 
 ΐΐεύύομαι, the same with -τυνύάνομοι,ι, to hear, 
 be informed, learn ; to ask ; f. m. -πιΰιτομ,αι» 
 2. a. m. Ιτυύ'ομην. 
 
 Τίευκάλϊμοί, 'V*»?, ιμον, bitter ; prudent, 
 cautious. Th. wsvx'/i, vis, 'h, the pine or larch 
 tree. Or perhaps from τύκοί, for t'jkvos is 
 συνετό;. 
 
 ΤίευΗ,ε^ανος, «, ov, bitter. Th. ^iCz'/i, ti;, ri, 
 the pine, luhose sap is bitter. 
 
 ΤΙευκ,ζΊ^α;, ace. si7ig. of Tis'JKil^r,s, ου, ο, 
 a gentile noun, 
 
 ΠΕΤ'ΚΙΙ, '/]ζ, h, the pine, the larch ; what- 
 ever is made of this wood, αβ a torch, a tablet 
 on which to write, Eurip. ; a species of loood 
 brought from Ophir, mentioned by Josephus. 
 
 ΤΙεύκ-ΐνοί, ίνη, tvov, of pine. From the pre- 
 cedi)ig. 
 
 ΐΙ-ΐυσεΊσύε, Dor. for 'τηΰσε^ύε, 2. pi. \. f m. 
 of <7ηΰύομαι, or <τυνΜνομα{, ivhich see. 
 
 Ιϊενα-όμενοζ, part.f. m. of the same, 
 
 ΐΐίφ&μα,ί, p. pas. for ι-ίφημχι, from φάω, 
 to kill. Others suppose ii to be pres. pas. of 
 "ττίφτιμι, the same as φάω. Hence 3. sing, 
 perf <χ'εφΆτα.ί, and in 3. ;)i. τεφαντα,ι, inf. 
 <π•ίφα,σύα,ι, jMulo-postf. 'πιφήσομα.ι. 
 
 ΤΙεφο^μμαι, and 3. pi. -π'εφα,ντΛΐ, p. pas. of 
 φαίνω, f φθίνω, /λ ^εφοιγκα, to appear. 
 
 ΐίεφΆξγμενα;, by Metathesis for ^εφξχγμΛ- 
 vo;, part. perf. pas. of φξάγνυμ,ι, the sa?ne tviih 
 φξύ/τσ-ω,Α ζ,ω, p. χ^Ά, to enclose, fortify. 
 
 Υ\.εφα.σμοίί, perf, Att. for ^τ'εφχμμοίΐ, tvhich 
 see. 
 
 ΐΙεφίι$'/ισ•εοίΐ, Ion. for 'ρτεφεϊ^^γ, 2. sing, 
 paulo-postf. of φύ^ομ,αι, to spare, pardon ; 
 /. m. φείιτομαι, and φει^ήα-ομαι, p. pas. ^εφεί- 
 ^'/ιμαι. 
 
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 ΧΙίφίία'ίται, 3. sing, paulo-post-f. of the 
 same. 
 
 Ώϋφαιτ/Λίνο;, part. perf. jms. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ΐΙ$φίυγίναι, p. inf. m. of φίύγω, J", ^ω, to 
 ■flee ; '2. a. 'ίφϋγον, p. m. τίφζυγα. 
 
 Τΐίφίυγοί'/ιν, Att. by Metaplasm. for -τίφεύ- 
 γοιμι, perf. opt. m. of the same verb. 
 
 Τΐίφ'/ινα, p. in. of (pc(,tva,f ά,νω, p. τίφχγκα, 
 to show. 
 
 TLiiP'/itnai, Ion. for 'τηφ'/ιση, 2. sing, paulo- 
 postf. of φάω, f. φ•/ια•ω, to kill, jmiilo-jmsif. 
 
 Tliip'/iffiTui, 3. sing, paulo-postf. of φάω, 
 zvhich is the same loith φκίνύΐ, to appear. 
 
 ΤΙίφι^ίτόαί, Ion. by reduplication for (p;§i- 
 ffuoit, 2. a. inf. m. of φίί^ομχι, to spare. 
 
 Τίΐφι^'/κτίηΐίΐ, 3. sing, paulo-postf. of φΜω, 
 f. Yiffu, perf pas. -^ίφί^'^μκ/, σοα. Or it is 
 f. mid. of τεφι^ίω, formed from the p. tnid. 
 -τίφί^α, u'hich is from the preceding verb. 
 
 ΐΣίφι^οίτο, Ion. by Anadiplas. for φί^αιτο, 
 3. sing. 2. a. opt. tn. of φίί^ω, or φίί^ΰμαι, to 
 spare ; 2. a. ϊφϊ'^ον, and Ion. by reduplication 
 ■^ίφϊοον. 
 
 Τίίφιλκμίνας, Oar, for Τίφιλΐΐμίνο;, »?, ov, 
 beloved ; jyart. pres. jms. of φιλίύ;, ivhich 
 see. 
 
 Τίίφίμοαα•Λ, ΐίΐιτάω, i?nperat. pas. of ψιμάω, 
 f. ώσω, p. 9ΓίφΊμωκΆ, to silence. Th. φιμο;, 
 ου, or φίμοί, ου, ο, a bridle. 
 
 Τΐίφνί, 3. sing, impcrf. or 2. a. Ion. for 
 ίτίφνίν, from 
 
 ΤΙ'ίφνω, to kill, to slay. From the old verb 
 φ'ί^/ω, p. m. {TSipsva, or -ττίφονα,, whence φόνος, 
 death, a killing ; and from -πΊφίνα., by Sync. 
 
 ΤΙίφοζτιο,το, Poet, for ^ηφοζίατα, tohich is 
 Ionic for ίτίφόζ-ζιντο, 3. pi. plupeif. pas. of 
 φoζiu,f. ν^σω, p. τηφΌζ'/αια,, to terrify ; pluperf. 
 pas. ίτζφοζ'^,μ'/ιν, σο, το. Th. φίζομαι, p. m. 
 κτίφοζα,. 
 
 ΤΙίφΰξ*3το, 3. n7ig. pluperf. pas. Ion. of 
 φoξ^ω,f γισω, p. τιφόξ'/ιχα, to bear, to hold, to 
 wear. Th. φίξω, p. οίσω, to bear. 
 
 Υίιφοξ'ησμ'ίνοζ, vi, ov, loaded, laded, burdened, 
 p. part. pas. of φοξτίζα, f. Ινω, p. ^ίφόξΤίχα. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Τίίφξύί'^α; ]). m. of φξάζω, f σω, p. "ττίφ^α,- 
 κα,, to speak ; 2. a. εφ^α^αν, J^of. pas. ττί- 
 φ^οι,σμαι. 
 
 ΐΐίφζά^α,τα,ί, Ion. for <:!ηφοα,σμΑνοι ύσ), 3. 
 pi. j)erf. pas. of φξάζω, to speak. 
 
 ΐίίφξά^α,το. Ion. for "ΖίφξΟίσμίνοι ν,σοίν, 
 ?). pi. pluperf. pas. of the same. 
 
 ΐΐ,ίφζαΐί. Ion. by reduplication for ίφξοί^ι- 
 3. sing. 2. a. act. ; hence 
 
 ΥΙίφξχΥίμίν, 2. a. inf. act. for "^ίφζα^ίϊν, 
 by reduplication for φξκ^εΊν, from φξάζω. 
 
 ΐΙίφξκΜ^ν, 3. dual. 2. a. ind. act. for 
 Ιφξΐ/2ί'Τ'/;ν, from the same. 
 
 ΙΤίφξΛίμαι, Dor. for νΊφξκσμοίΐ, p. pias. of 
 φξάζω, f. σω, ^>. ττίφξοίκκ, to speak. 
 
 Τί'.φξη^ω, sue, viy the name of a xvo^nan. 
 
 Pephredo. From ττίφξοί,^α, p. m. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Ώ.ίφξΤκ.α, I shuddered ; per/", act. Ion. for 
 χ^οί, or perf . mid. of φξίσσω, or -rru, f. ξω, 
 p. ρζ,α. Hence 
 
 ΐΙίφξΤζα,ν, in the Chalcidian dialect for -πι•' 
 φξίκασι, 3, pi. perf. act. Th. φξϊξ, ixos, τι, the 
 roaring of the sea. 
 
 ΐΐίφξίκων, ovos, part. pres. from τεφοίπω, to 
 shudder. It is formed from the perfect like 
 many other verbs. See ΐίίφξΐΗ,α.. 
 
 ΤΙίφξονησμ'ίνωζ, wisely, carefully, diligently. 
 From φξοντίζω, Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΐΐεφΰα, p. VI. of φύω, to be born ; 2. a. 
 ίφΰον, or ϊφυν, or perf . act. for ττίφϋκοί. Poet. 
 
 ΐΐ-φνασι, for •ηφόκάσι, 3. pi. perf. act. of 
 the same, 
 
 ΤΙεφυγμίνοζ, having fled or escaped ; j^o'^'f' 
 perf. pas. of φεύγω. 
 
 ΙΙίφύγω, to flee ; pres. from p. m. -ττίφνκ,οι,, 
 formed in the Syracusian manner; or the 
 p. mid. subj. of φεύγω, the sajne. 
 
 Τΐίφυζα, Ιοΐΐ. for -τεφυγοι., p. m. and 'ττε- 
 φυζωζ, for τεφυγω;• -ττεφυζόντε;, fugitives, /or 
 'ττεφυγότεζ, j^art. p. 7n. of φεύγω, to flee. Others 
 suppose it to be by Sync, for τεφνζνικοτεζ, as 
 also τίφυζχ, for ■^εφύξ' /iy.ei, from φυζεω, &;, 
 f. %σω, which is formed, from φύζα. 
 
 Τί'εφϋκκ, ας, ε, I am naturally, I am con- 
 stituted by nature ; and in 3. pi. •χιφύκ,οι,σι, 
 perf act. of φύω, f. φύσω, to be born, to be by 
 nature. 
 
 ΐΐεφνχει, 3. sing, pluperf. act. Ion. from 
 the same. 
 
 ΐΐεφΰκεν, 3. sing. p. act. •^εφυκενοα, p. inf. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 ΥΙεφϋζως, part. p. act. of φύω, innate, nat- 
 ural ; o'i '^τεφυΛοτεί μάλιστοί, those who have 
 the strongest natural genius for any thing, 
 Aristot. Poet. 4.] 
 
 ΤΙεφυλαγμ'ίνοζ, watching, vigilant, II. xxiii, 
 34 ; part. p. pas. of φυλάσσω, or -ττω, f ξω, 
 p. ντεφύλαχ^Ά, to guard, to watch. 
 
 ΎΙίφύχα'ύ,ο, χ^ΰω, perf. imperat. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 ΐΐεφωοακω;, ότο;, part. p. act. of φωξάω, 
 f. άσω, to detect one stealing. Th. φωρ, 
 φωξοζ, ο, a thief. 
 
 ΤΙεφωξίΐμχί, perf. pas, and 
 
 ΐΐεφωξ'/ίμίνοί, part. ]). pas. frotn φωξάω, 
 f. άσω, p. <;ηφωξα.κο!,, and Ion. ττεφωξ',^κα, to 
 detect one stealing. 
 j Ίΐεφωησμ'ενος, pa7't. p. pas. from φωτίζω, 
 f Ισω, p. "ττεφωηκχ, to illuminate. From 
 . φωζ, φωτο;, το, light. Th. φάω, to shine. 
 I Τίί-^Ι,ίς, iai, 71, cooking. From 'π'ΐ'τττω. 
 I ri;j, without the accent, is an enclitic, for 
 ίΤΛ)?, ε" 9ΐ•η, Oil wn, if any where ; but 
 
 Iljj, not interog. in part, to a certain extent, 
 
 in a certain manner; -rr,, interrog. how? in 
 
 what way ? whither? Horn. From the obsol. 
 
 interrog. prono')t7i, -^Ig, -rw, ■ττό. 
 
 I Τί',ίγάζω, f άσω, to gush out, to flow as a 
 
 ; fountain. Th, -π^'/ιγν,, a fountain. 
 
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 ΠΗΝ 
 
 Τΐηγα), j)l. man. of the same Th- 
 lUnyalo;. α,Ία, ouov, of a fountain. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Τ1>ίγχνίζω, f. iirco, to imitate or resemble the 
 herb rue. From 
 
 ΤΙιηγα,νον, ου, το, rue, an herb. It was con- 
 sidered an emblem of chastitj/. From ^ηγνύω, 
 to fix together. 
 
 Tinycc;, a'Sos, h, ice ; because it ivas water 
 congealed ; ace. pi. τ^ιγα^ο:.; . Th. Τ'/ίγνύω. 
 
 ΐΐτιγούσ-ο;, ου, ο, the winged horse of Perseus, 
 Pegasus, Th. Ύτιγή. 
 
 ΐΐ'/^γίίτίμκλλοι, ου, ο κ,α.) h, having a thick 
 fleece, shaggy ; having a black or white fleece. 
 From Ttiyo;, compact, black ; white, and μαλ- 
 Xes, fleece. 
 
 ΠΗΓΡΓ, «ί, ίι, a fountain, a spring ; bccaxise 
 Tfr^S, \k yTi;• 
 
 Τίν-,γμοι, ατοί, το, any thing compacted, or 
 condensed, or congealed; a composition ; a sort 
 of pageant. From 
 
 ΠΗΓΝΤΏ, -νμι, and 'ττήσσω, or -ττω, 
 f. ^ω, to join together, to frame, to construct, 
 to consolidate, to congeal, to fix, to pitch, to 
 make fast, 
 
 Jlnyos, h, ov, well compacted, well framed, 
 firm J black ; white, or of the colour of ice. 
 Frojn the preceding. 
 
 YLriypt'oM, u),f. ωσω, p. '^εττιγξΐωκα, to make 
 wild, to exasperate. 
 
 Tli]yiiXts, i^o;, %, icy, ice. From p. in. 
 ^'i-Trnyi, it is consolidated. Th. T'/iyvOM. 
 
 Ylnhcitoi, ov, 0, a proper -name, Pedscus. 
 
 Τ1'/ι^άλίο;, ου, ο, the rudder of a ship. Th. 
 <T55^ay, od, το, an oar, or -^ηΐο;, ου, ο, Ά species 
 of wood. 
 
 ΙΙ^^«ίΓ3ί, ov, -κα.) 'A, Vvcll watered; abounding 
 in fountains, luhence the ivater 5r>j^5• also the 
 7iame of a country, and of the horse of Acldl- 
 les, Pedasus. 
 
 ΙΙΗΔΑ'ίΙ, f γ,σω, p. 'ττίτΓ'/^ηκοί, to leap, 
 spring forth, gush. 
 
 llr^jri^oi, ατοζ, το, a leap. From the j^reced- 
 ing. 
 
 ΥΙτ^σοίς, avTo;, part. 1. a. act. and 
 
 Th/{hy,7cj(Ti, 3. pi. \. a. subj. if-;r','ida.cij, to leap. 
 
 ΓΙΙΙ~Δ02, ou, 0, or cT'/i'^ov, od, το,' a 
 species of wood ; tlie broad part of an oar ; 
 an oar. 
 
 Γί;50^'λ/ί 'τίτξοί, a rock from which water 
 flows or issues. 
 
 Τί/ι}υω, f. ΰσω, to cause to gush out, 
 
 Τυ,^ω, obs. to sufier. 
 
 ΐΙ'/}Άτ];, (l) artificial ice-, fro7n vhyui, to 
 compact ; ('i) a knife, as if from ττίκω, to 
 pluck ; (;}) a musical instrument, because it is 
 jnade, ■z-vix τον, from ivood. 
 
 ΥΙ'/,-Λτ'ί^ζ, α,Ι, strings of a musical instru- 
 ment ; any musical instrument. 
 
 Τί/ικτοίι h, ov, compacted, consolidated, con- 
 gealed. Tk. -zyiyvuoj, to join together. 
 
 Υ1'/}λαχίζ(ο, f. ία-ω, piimarili/, to bespatter 
 with mud, to defame, to insult. From ττν,λΐ;, 
 mud. 
 
 ΤΙ'/}λακΐίτμο;, ου, ο, an insult, outrage, shame- 
 ful treatment. From the preceding. 
 
 Ή.'/ιλΛμ)ί, i'^os, 'h, a tunny, a species of fish ; 
 because Iv '^'/ιλω μύίΐ. Th. Tfjkos, mud. 
 
 Πίίλβίί, having brandished ; jtart. 1. a. act. 
 and 
 
 IliP.s, Ion. for ϊτίΐλί, 1. a. ind. of τύλλω, 
 f. αλΰ, to shake, to brandish ; 1. a. inf. τη- 
 Xoit. 
 
 ΤΙ'/ιλί7, dot. sing, from Τίηλίυ;, ίο;, ο, the 
 name of a man, Peleus. 
 
 ΐ1'/]λ-ίων, avo;, o, the son of Peleus, Pelides, 
 patronymic of Achilles. u4lso the name of a 
 frog. From τττιλο;, mud. 
 
 ΙΙ>7λ;5<α§5ί«, gen. Ion. by resolving n into η)\ 
 and ου into ιω and inserting a, for ΥΙ.'ήλύ'^ου, 
 from Τ1γΐλύ^'/ΐζ. 
 
 ΤΙ'ήλ'/ΐίύο'/ι;, o'j, Ion. ΐω, for Tl.'/iX;ii^7i;, for 
 Τίτιλίί^/^ί, « patronymic. From Ylr,Xihe, ίος, 
 and lordc ms, o. 
 
 mi'AHS, '/ΐΛο;, h, a helmet, a casque. 
 From -TraxXicrucii, i. e. y.tvu-76ot,i, because it is 
 often shaken. 
 
 ΐΙ-/ιλϊκος, '/ι, ov, how great ? how old ? Tlu 
 νιλίζο;, how great, "not inierrog. So also with 
 0.705, "ττΏσοζ, olo;, -λοΙο;, of what sort? οτί, 'τΌτί, 
 when? ου, 'rod, where? eViv, irai'sv, whence? 
 iif , 'zroje, how ? <^'c. 
 
 Tlyt>(''-omi, nrog, vi, quantity, size. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 TLriXivo;, tv/i, tvov, of clay. From ΐΤ'/ιλόί. 
 
 ΤΙ:ίλιον, ου, το, a mountain in Thrace, 
 Pelion. 
 
 TLyiXoS&T'/;;, ov, o, the naine of a frog, Pe- 
 lobates. From tt'/iXcs and βαίνω, to go. 
 
 ΤΙν,λον, 2. a. ind. act. Ion, for εττιλον, 
 from τάλλω, to shake. 
 
 IIHx\0'2, οΰ, 0, clay, mud ; also mortar. 
 Also 
 
 Τίγιλο;, wine, Ion. jmmarily lees, or red 
 wine, ivhich appears thick. 
 
 Τίν,Χοΰσιαξ, ου, ό, the name of a frog, Pelu- 
 sius. From ν/ιλο$, mud. 
 
 IIH~MA, ατοζ, TO, damage, loss, ruin, 
 slaughter •, the evil or misfortune, Eurip. Med. 
 59. Hence α,'ΤΤ'Λμω'ΐ, ovos, ο κ,α.) '/ι, unhurt.] 
 
 ΪΙ'/ιμοίίΐιω, f. κνω, to damage, injure, to do 
 injustice; 1. a. ί-ν/ίμανα, Att. ΐττγ^μηνοι., 1. a. 
 pas. I'TTviy.a.vu-fiv, 1. a, inf. pas. ττιμοίνίΤίναι. 
 Th. IT τίμα,. 
 
 Τί'/,μοίνύτιναι, 1 . a. inf. pas. of 'ρπ^μχίνω, 
 which see. 
 
 Τί'/ιμγ,νΐίοί, «?, £, 1.0. opt, JEol. for τ'Λΐ/,ή' 
 νοίΐμ.!, from the same. 
 
 ΐυ,μο;, Dor. for τ-^νίκ,ο:., when? From 
 '^μο;, when? 
 
 Ti^.vcijfor απήτΑ, a chaiiot. 
 
 Τί'Α'Λίο;, οΰ, ό, the name of a man and a 
 river, Peneus. 
 
 n>}viXicr;5, 55,-, «, the wife of Ulysses, Pene- 
 lope. 
 
 ΐΐ'/ίνϋ, -a;, h' See ΤΙτ^νοζ. 
 
 IlyivAK-A, or -TrmHYi, paint ; false hair. From 
 
 φίνΚΆ'Α. 
 
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 ΠΙΘ 
 
 Τΐηηκα, when ? From yivixee. 
 
 Tl'/ivix.a7ffTcc, the smne as •τγινικι7τκ, when 
 therefore. So the reading should be in Aris- 
 toj)h. Av. 1513. Toup. in Suid. Par. iu p. 
 52. 
 
 Tl'^viov, ου, TO, the distaff or spindle ; also the 
 thread, the woof; also an insect. Th. -^rtivoi. 
 
 I1H~N02, ου, 0, and ττήνη, yj;, h, the web, 
 texture. From •π•ίνομΰίΐ, to work. 
 
 Tl'/i^ccf/ivoi, ου, having compacted or framed ; 
 jMrt. 1. a. m. of -^τ'/ίγνύω, or 'η"/ί<τσΜ, f, 'πγΐί,Μ, 
 1. α. £Vij|if, part. 1. a. act. τ^^κξ, 1. a. inf. 
 τη. Τ'/)^οίσύαι. 
 
 Πίϊξίΐ', he fixed in ; 3. nng. 1. a. ind. act. 
 Ion. for B<^fi^iv,from the same. 
 
 TLyi^t;, iods, '/I, a joining together, consolida- 
 tion, congelation. From τηγνύω. 
 
 Υί'/ι^ω, l.y. act. of Tnyvucu, or -ifji^i. 
 
 II'/joj, ου, Ion. for -ττα,ος, ου, related to, akin ; 
 in pi. T'/ioi. Th. ττά,ω, or 'ττά,ομαι, to possess. 
 
 ΠΗ'ΡΑ, «J, or 'τίήρ/Λ, rii, v\. Ion. a wallet, 
 bag, sack. From φίξω, to bear ; or rather 
 from 'ΤΓΆΟ), to feed, maldng it a bag for provis- 
 ions. 
 
 Τί'πξί^ίον, ου, το, a little bag ; dimin. of the 
 "preceding. 
 
 Ή-'/ίξΙν, Tvos, a testicle ; because it is οα•χ^ίον 
 or "^ΓΥίξο.. \ 
 
 ΠΗΡΟ' 2, ά, ov, maimed, crippled ; blind ; 
 dumb. 
 
 ΤΙνίξόω, f. ωσω, to mutilate, maim. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 ΥΙ-'/ίξοϋο-ΐζ, ίωζ, vt, deprivation of a limb, loss 
 cf a sense. From the perf pas. of the preced- 
 ing verb. 
 
 ΐίγισόμίΐιοζ, '/], ov, about to suffer, from -Ttn- 
 έω, f. •π'/ισω, to suffer, 2. a. Ινα,ύον' instead of 
 which νάσχω, is commonly used. 
 
 ΥΙ'Λσσω, or -T-r^y, the same as -ρηιννύω. 
 
 ΤΙ^τύΰί, α,ζ, '/}, runnet. From the jtreced- 
 ing. 
 
 Tlvxii,from πηχν?, ίως, ο, the arm. 
 
 Tlyi^hv, Ba;ot. by Sync, and Ion. for ϊνη- 
 χβνκταν, 3. j)l. 1. a. ind. pas. of -Trnyvuc/j, or -υμι, 
 f. •πτίί,ω, p. <7Τί•^Υΐχοί' pierf. pas. irsiTJjy^a/, 1. a, 
 jms. ίΤ'/ιχβ'/ιν. 
 
 Τί'/ΐχυα7ο;, oi'tx, ouov, and τ'/ιχυ'/οι, α, ov, a 
 cubit in length. From 
 
 ΠΗ~ΧΤ2, ius, 0, the armyrom the elbow to 
 the end of the middle finger ; a measure of that 
 length ; a carpenter's square, the middle of a 
 boAv ; gen. pi. ττ'ήχίων, ων. 
 
 Τίιάζω, f. ά,σω, p. 'Tti'pr'ta.Koi., to lay hold of, 
 to seize, to take ; 1. a. Ι'πΊαα'α, and 2. pi. 
 ίττιάα-οίτζ, 2. a. subj. τιάσω, r,?, sj, \. a. inf. 
 act. ^iaiToii, 2)art. 1. a. •^idffecs, αντο;' I. a. ind. 
 jyas. Ιτιάσβ'ήν, '/ι;, '/}, l.f.jms. •ίηα.σ6ήσο(ίθ!.ί. See 
 also τΛζω. 
 
 ΐΐιοίίνο), f. ccvu, to make fat ; 1. a. i-fficiva, 
 1. a, subj. "Χΐάνω, y;;, yj' hcnce ^ttxivilV <7tXoZ- 
 Tflv, for τον -πλοΖτον αΰϊ,ίΐν, to increase one's 
 wealth. Th. τΊων, όνος, ο kou h, fat. 
 
 ΤΙια,νάτω, 3. sing. 1. a. imperat. act. ^iuvov, 
 ArMf of ^laivoj. 
 
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 Utoi^as, Dor. for ^riaa-eii, part. 1. a. act. tf 
 ■Τίκζω. 
 
 Τίτκξ, αξοζ, το, fatness, fat. Th. <χ1ων, ovosy 
 /ί«ί 'Λ, fat. 
 
 Tliaffoit, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Yltua-Ki, ecvTos, part. 1. a. act. and 
 
 YLiua-utrtv, 3. 2)1. 1. a. subj. act. of ^ιάζω, 
 which see. 
 
 ΐΙίγχίξίΎι;, a cup-bearer. Gl. Cyr. 
 
 ΪΙίίά,κιον, ου, το, a small spring or fountain. 
 From ?r/^«|, a fountain. Suidas. See Touj). 
 upon the ivord. 
 
 Tli^ecxoiis, oicTffcc, iiv, abounding in springs 
 of water. 
 
 ni'AAS, Λκοζ, or 'h, a spring, a foun- 
 tain. 
 
 Tiihmii, '^ifftroi, 5i£v, abounding in springs of 
 water ; by Syncop. from '^thcu.H.'oiii. Th. τί^α^, 
 αχός, c, a spring. 
 
 TLi'^yiiffiryis, abounding in springs ; gen. sing. , 
 of 'Xihmffaa,, 'Ai,f. g.from the preceding. 
 
 Tin, 2. a. imperat. as also πΐίι,^οιη -τίνω, 
 f. νώσω, p. ττί-ττωχα,, to drink ; 2. a, ετιον. 
 Hence, ';rhvfor Ίσταν, 3. sing. Ion. 
 
 TLtUiv, Ion, for -ristv, 2. a. inf. of the same. 
 
 Τΐΐίξενν, Ion. or Dor. for Ιτάζουν, 3. pi. 
 imperf. act. of -^αζίω, the same with τήζω. 
 
 ΠΙΕ'ΖΩ, f ία-ω, p. TfiTr'iiKoc,, to take hold 
 of, to seize, to press, to straiten, to distress ; to 
 urge strongly in argument ; j)eif. pas. ^ίτη- 
 σμαι, ΙτΛζοντο, were seized on or overcome, 
 Thucyd. ii. 54. We also find 9ηάζω, for 9τή- 
 
 ΐΙηΤν, 2. a. inf. act. of τίνω, f. πώσω., 
 2. a. sTiov, to drink. 
 
 Τΐίίίξοί, ου, ό, and h 'prki^a,, fat, rich. Th. 
 τΓίων, the sa7ne, 
 
 Τίΐίξίοί, κ;, and Ion. Π/£^/>?, ζί, h, Pieria, a 
 district of Macedonia, supposed to be the abode 
 of the Muses. Hence 
 
 Υίιίξΐηβίν, from Pieria ; adv. of place. Also 
 
 n<s^/V, /^βί, h, and pi. Π/ε^ /^si, Pierides, a 
 name given to the Muses. From TLngla. 
 
 Tlt'iffoci, for {t/>7, Luc. xvii, 8.; 2. sing, l.f. 
 m. of ^tvoj. 
 
 Τΐίίτί, 2. j)l. 2. a. imp)erat. ir/s, of tUu^ 
 to drink ; which see. 
 
 n/'/j, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 n/'/jirS-a, JEol. by Paragogefor •prr/ig, 2. si7ig. 
 2. a. subj. act. of ^ίνω, f. -πωσω^ 2. a. ετηον, 
 to drink. 
 
 TiiMxv/i, 5??, 'h, a small cask ; a goblet in the 
 shape of a small cask. Th. τΊβο?, ου, ο, a cask, 
 
 ΤΙιβανολογ'ίο), ω, f. ή<τω, to speak in a per- 
 suasiAi^e manner. 'From -ττιβοίνο;, persuasive, 
 (which is from tt'iu&i, to persuade,) and λΌγο$^ 
 discourse. Th. λίγω, to speak. 
 
 ΐΐι&ΰίνολογίοί, oc?, h, persuasive language. 
 From the jn-eceding. 
 
 Τΐιβχνοί, 71, OV, persuasive ; probable, plausi- 
 ble ; pleasing, acceptable, popular, particularly 
 ap2)lied to an orator ; also one, who uses a 
 specious pretext ; specious, adapted to, imitat- 
 
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 ing or expressing with exactness ; obedient ; 
 compar. •7ηθ(/!,νύτίξος, sujierl, Tt^vararas' and 
 hence 
 
 UJavoTiii, nro;, -/}, probability, plausibility. 
 Th. 'ττύόω, f. ffu, 2. a. εττι^ον, to persuade. 
 
 Tilhau\for -ττΊΟίσ^ι, be persuaded, 2. j^l- 2. a. 
 imperat. m. τί^ον, of τπΊύω, f. σω, 2. a. s-7n~ 
 6ov. 
 
 ΎΙιύίσύων, 3. dual. 2. a. imperat. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 ΐΐιάίω, f. ήσω, to confide in, to trust ; to 
 comply Λvith, to obey. Th. •ρτύ8ω. 
 
 Wtuicuv, ωναζ, 0, a v.nne-store, a wine-press. 
 Diod. Sic. From cr/Ve?. 
 
 Τΐίύ',ιαι, Ion. for Trih, 2. sing. 2. a. suhj. m. 
 of 'ΐί'ιύω. 
 
 Tltu'/iKoe, ου, <5, the same ivifh 'f'tirii, Άκας, h. 
 
 Τίιάίίκ,οφαγίω, to feed upon apes. From 
 9τίύηί, and φάγω. 
 
 ΠΙ'ΘΗΗ, '/ΐΆοζ, ο, and f'lunxog, ου- ο, an 
 ape ; also a dwarf. 
 
 Jliuricroig, haAang relied upon ; part. 1. a. 
 act. of 'τηβϊω. Th. -rzi^co, f. σω, 2. a. scriaov, 
 to persuade. 
 
 ΐίΐύ'ήται, 3 sing. 2. a. subj. m. ζύόαμαι, '/;, 
 '/ιται, of the same. 
 
 ΠΓΛ, for Triiffrom luhich, by the addiiion of 
 S•/, is formed -n-UJi, and by Crasis, τΓΛ, 2. a. 
 im^yerat. act, of •ρτίνω, f. <:ΐύιτω, p. TTi'TTcojia, to 
 drink ; 2. a. ί'ττιον. 
 
 TL/ioixro, Ion. for τη^οίντο, 3. pi. 2. a. opt. 
 m. -ρπ^οίμ^,ν, oto, οίτο. Til. 'πύύω, W'lich see. 
 
 Τίίύοιο, Ion. for •π•Ιύου, gen. sing, from Trih?, 
 ου, 0, a cask. 
 
 Ύΐιύ'ομη'ί, I obeyed, 2. a. ind. m. Ion. for 
 iTfi^'o^m, of <ρτύ6ω. 
 
 TL'Jov, Ion. for %'Ζίύον, 2. a. ind. act. of 
 •rs/Viw, to persuade. 
 
 ΠΓΘ02, ου, 0, a cask ; because there is του 
 •Ttiih 9-ίσ-ΐζ. Hence -prihcov, a wine-press, a wine- 
 store. 
 
 Ui^oj, Dor. for 'ττΐύου, gen. sing, from ir/- 
 6o;, ου, 0, a cask. 
 
 ΐίΐύων, ωνος, Ό, Poet, the same as 5τ/^5?|, an 
 ape. 
 
 ΐΐίύων, 2^cLrt. 2. a. of <^ί\&ω, 2. a. 'ίττιόον. 
 
 ΠΙΚΕΤΙΟΝ, ου, 'το, butter. 
 
 ΤΙικζύζΜ, to make bitter. From 
 
 Τίίκ,ξαίνομοίΐ, to be embittered, to be exaspe- 
 rated ; 1. a. pas. Ι-Τίκ,ζάνύ'/ιν, τι?, vi, from 
 
 ΤΙίΧξο,Ινω, f α,νω, to make bitter, to cm- 
 bitter, to exasperate; 1. a. 1•π•ίχξχνα, 1. a. inf. 
 "^ικξχναι. Th. •ζικρ^ος, bitter. 
 
 ΐίικζκν, ace. sing.f. g. of τιζξΰς, ])iitcr. 
 
 ΤίίΚζύατμοί, ου, ο, bitterness, ill-will, hatred. 
 From Τίΐΰξαίνω. 
 
 ΤΙιχξίχ, a;, h, bitterness, sourness. Th. 
 ^ικ,ξοξ. 
 
 ΠΙΚΡΟ'2, a, ov, bitter, sour, harsh, severe, 
 rigid. 
 
 Titxp'oTTii, Άτοζ, h, bitterness, severity, cruel- 
 ty. Her. i, 130. From the preceding. 
 
 Π/χξοί•^, ω, f. ύσω, to make bitter j to ex- 
 asperate. Th, -ρπκξόί. 
 
 ΤΙίΚξωί, adv. bitterly, sttictty, rigid!}-, \vith 
 animosity, spitefully. From τίκξό;. 
 
 TliXaTOi, ov, 0, Pilate, the Roman govern- 
 or of Judea ,• signfying in Latin telo armatus, 
 armed with a weapon. 
 
 TliXiu, ω, and κτιλόω, ω, to crowd together, 
 compress. Th. τΐλο;. Hence in Engl. Ύοτιι,Έ. 
 
 Τίίλ'/ιμα, ατοί, το, felt ; wool <^c. consoli- 
 dated without Aveaving. Fro7n the j^receding. 
 
 YiiXva, 3. sing.' 2)res. ind. act. of -^τιλνάω, 
 the same as -^ιχάω, to approach. 
 
 Τίίλνα,μαι, j)as. of -^ίλν/ιμι, to approach; the 
 same as ττιλνάω. 
 
 ΐΐ'ίλνα,το, Ion. for ϊ-ττΊλνατο, 3. sing, impeif. 
 pas. from ττίλνκμαι, which see. 
 
 TliXvKu, ω, the same with -^ίλύν, or -^ίλάζω, 
 to bring to, to approach. Th. τίλοίί, near. 
 
 Τίίλνημι, the same. 
 
 ΓΙΙ~ΛΟΣ, ov, 0, woollen shoes or socks, 
 Hes. Op. 542. ; also a hat or cap ; also a cov- 
 ering or shelter 7nade of ivoollen materials, un- 
 der u'hich the Scythians dwelt. Justin. Herodot. 
 iv. 23. Engl. A PILE. 
 
 Υΐιλ'οω, ω, f. ώσω, and •ρηλεΰυ, to render com- 
 pact or close, to press. 
 
 ΠΙΜΕΛΗ', 55J, '/I, fat, fatness ; and hence 
 
 Τΐιμίλ^ζ, ίο;, 6 κα) ■/>, fat. 
 
 Τΐιμττλύνίτοα, is filled, 3. sing. pres. pas. of 
 -Λίμ-τλάνω, perf. 2^^^^• '^^'τλνιμΆΐ, 1. a. p)as. 
 ίτλτ,ύτιν. 
 
 Τϊίμτλοίντ, Ion. for Ιττίμίτλαντο, 3. ^)/, 
 im2)e7f. 2^as. of 'πιμ'πΧά.ω, f. <7ΤΧ'Αΐτω. 
 
 ΤΙιμνλαΜ, ττίμτλύν/ιυ, and ^ίμτλ'/ιμί, f. 
 ■χ\'ή<τω. From 'ζλ'ήύω, to fill. Th. ^Xios. 
 
 Ι1/μτλίύ<τοίΐ, JEol.for "Ζΐμ'ττλκται, nom. 2^1• 
 part. pres. f. g. of -ττίμτλ'^μι, f. &λ'^σω, the 
 sam.e with τΧν,ύω. Th. τλ'ζος, full. 
 
 ΐΐίμχλ'/ι, Att. for ττΙμ'ττλαΟι, i)res. imjierat. 
 
 ΤΙίμττλ'/ίμ-ι, the same ivith •τίΧ-Λ^ω. See ΤΙιμ- 
 
 Τίιμ'ττξοί;, κα•χ, «ν, part. 2^res. act. of 9τίμ- 
 τοτιμι, the sume ivith <τξ'/ι6ω, to burn. 
 
 ΊΧίμ-τίξάω, <7ημ^οΥίμί, τΐ'π'ξά,ω, and 'ττι-ττ^ι^μι^ 
 f. "τίξήσΜ, 2^• '^τί'^ξνχο!., to set fire to, to burn ; 
 to infiate ; I. a. i-^^'/itrot,' 2}fes. 2)as. τίμ•Τξα,μαί, 
 to be burnt ; to SAvell ; ^;res, iif. 2^as. -ζίμττξοί- 
 σ•άα.ι. Th. 'Χ^Υι^ω. 
 
 ΎΙιμ'ΤΤζ'ΑίΤω, i.f. of τίμττξ^ιμι, which see. 
 
 TL'iv', for TTtvi, 2^fes. imjierat. of -πΊνω, to 
 drink. 
 
 TiivcLxih'iov, ου, το, a tablet. Th. ίτ/ναξ. 
 
 Τΐινάχιον, ου, το, a tablet, and 
 
 Wivaiui, 'i'hoe, h, the same. From Horn. 
 169. 
 
 Π FN AH, α,Άος, 0, a wooden tablet ; an index, 
 a table, of a book ; a picture. Also ίτ/ι/«ξ, a 
 quoit, a square. 
 
 Jl'iviff, for TiviTcXi, before an as2nrate, 3. 
 sing. ])res. ;;«.9. of ^ίνω' i>res. im2^erat. act. 
 τίνί. 
 
 Τίινίμίν, Ion. and ^ινίμέ^κί. Dor, for "^riviiv, 
 2yres. inf. of xivw) f. -ττωίω, p. ττ'ίττωκΆ, 2. α. 
 'ί-ττιον. 
 
ΠΙΠ 
 
 675 
 
 ΠΙ2 
 
 li'mvoy Ion, for Wmroy 3. sing, imperf. 
 pas. of the same. 
 
 ni'NNA, 55i, i, a kind of shellfish, the nacre. 
 // is also written τίνα. Hence 
 
 TLivvivo;, yi, ov, of or belonging to the -τ/ννα. 
 
 ΐΐινόίΐί, Όίσ•(τκ, kv, foul, dirty, squahd.] 
 
 ΐΐΐναν, ου, το, beer ; a beverage made from 
 barley. Froin t'ivoj. 
 
 ΐΐίνοντ',/ον TFivovToc, part. ace. sing. pres. of 
 
 ΠΓΝ02 {•rhoij, ου, 0, filth, squalidness. 
 But 
 
 Hlvoi, ου, h, the pine. From t-imv, fat, be- 
 cause it has a great deal of resin. 
 
 Uivoutr, for τίνουσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 Wivoj, f. <πύισ'ω, 
 
 JJivutrxiJ, or -τίινΰσαω, to admonish, advise, re- 
 store to right mind, reform. From <7Τνυμαί, to 
 'have sense ; ivhich is from ττνίω, to breathe. 
 
 Tlivvryi, sTi, 'h, wisdom, good sense. From 
 ^ϊνυτοζ, wise. 
 
 Ilivvro;, h, ov, wise, prudent, discreet ; τι^ινΰω, 
 07' τινύσΊΤΜ, to admonish, give advice to, bring 
 one back to his right mind. F7^om -πηι^,αι, to 
 have good sense. 
 
 TLivvTorh?, nroi, h, wisdom, sense, pru- 
 dence. Froin the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙινϋτΖΐ, adv. wisely, prudently. 
 
 ni'Nil (-Γίνω), to drink, imbibe ; imperf. 
 t^ivov, f. "^ύσω, p. -πίττωκα, 2. a. ίτίον, 2. a. 
 imperat. t/s, and -ττίθι, 2. a. suhj. -χίω, ης, r,, 
 2. a. inf. '^tih,part. 2. a, -χιών, βυιτοί, ov, 2. f. 
 m. τιομαι, ισα,ι, for -ταουμοΆ, ί?, ιϊτα,ι. 
 
 Τΐίνωα -iv, 3. pi. pres. suhj. of the preceding. 
 
 liivacn;, ζωζ, '/i, a drinking. 
 
 Τίίομκι, 1 . or 2. f- m. for τΤίουμ,αι, Some 
 suppose it to be the pres, from ttUj, f. τΐσοϋ, 
 for -τίνω, to drink. 
 
 TLiovoi, gen. sing. of. TtMv, ονοζ, ο ku) h, fat ; 
 ace. "τΐονοί. Hence the compar. -τιότίξο;, su- 
 perl, 'Tftoraroi. 
 
 Tito;, ios, TO, fatness, fat. 2Ίι. τΐων, ovo;, ό 
 xat 'h' 
 
 Τίΐότίξοί, and 'χιότοίτος, compar. and superl. 
 (f "z-iMv, fat. 
 
 TlioT'/is, 7iT0i, VI, fatness. Th. -ττίων, 
 
 Yliovffoi, part. 2, a. act.f. g. of -ττϊνω, f. •πύ- 
 σω, 2. α. 'i<rinv, part. 2. a. Tttcuv, oZa'u, όν. 
 
 ΤΙιτίβ-κω, to give drink to. From '?r'im,for 
 'χ'ίνω, to drink. 
 
 ΤΙ.Ί'ΡΤ'Κ'Λμι, and ττΙμ'ΤΓλ'/ιμι, to fill ; tJte same 
 tvith τίΤ^ήίω. Th. ίτλίβ?, full. 
 
 Τίίτο;, ου, ο, a sea-bird. From 9/ic•), be- 
 cause it drinks often. 
 
 ΐΐί^τνίξω, f io-od, to pip, to ciy like a young 
 bird. From 
 
 ΤΙΙ'7τ-7Τοί, ου, ό, a young bird. 
 
 ΐΐιτξάβ'κω, to sell ; imperf. ϊττ'ί'Τί^ασίΐον, ί;, ε, 
 f. τΤξάαΊο, (from 'Xζάω,for':TiξάM,Jp. 'ττ'ίτΤξακ,ο!,' 
 perf pas. τίτξχ/ίΛΧί, pari. ]>etf. 'Χί'ΡΤξχμίνος, 
 1. a. pas. Ιτξύ^'/ίν, 1. a. bf. pas. Τξθίό?,νοα, 
 jiart. 1. a. v^i/Jus, itaa, \v, l«y. ^«5. ^rgoiun- 
 σομαι. Th. Tioeia;, to sell. 
 
 Τΐίτζ'/ιμι, f. ■τξ'/ιιΤΜ. See ΤίίμτΤξ'/ι^Μ. 
 
 nZ-rrs, imperf. Ion. of -ζΊ-π-τω, to fall. 
 
 ΤΙΊ-τΓτουσοίΐ, pd• num.f g. jmrt. pres. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΠΓΠΤίΙ, y. Tiffed, and Dor. τίβ-ω, to fall ; 
 to fall out, i. e. to happen ; to fall in battle ; to 
 fall or subside, as the ivi)id; to fall under sub- 
 jection to, Polyb.f m. τζα•οΖμοί.ι, Dor. for τίιτο- 
 μα,ι, p. act. τί'Ττωκ,οί, 1. a, 'ίτίσα., 2. a. IVs- 
 σον, 2. a. imperat. act. Titrs, iru, and in 2. pi. 
 τΓίιητί, 2. a. subj. τΐσω, ψ, '/ι, 2. a. inf. τί- 
 αΰν, part. 2. a. τίσων, ουακ, Όν.^ 
 
 ΤίΙτττωίΤΐ, 3. ρΐ. pres. subj. of -χίττω. 
 
 TLitrctyai, ό, a Persian Word, signfi/ing one 
 that has the leprosy. 
 
 ΐί'κτα,ι, 1 . a. inf. act. of TtTtirzM, f. TtlffUy 
 ivhich is from 9riiu,for τΊνω, to drink. 
 
 Tltffi'Bioi, αζ, h, Pisidia, the naine of a ceun" 
 try. ^ ^ 
 
 Tlia-ov, ου, το, a pea. Fro in ττίο-ιτω, to 
 pound. 
 
 TlToO;, and <τι7α•ο;, ιος, το, a wet place, a gar- 
 den, a meadow ; as if from τΐσαι, to water. 
 
 ΙΙΓ22Α, or τίττα, vts, h, pitch. From 
 τ'ίτοζ, the pine. 
 
 ΥΙισσΌύι), or οτ;ττβ«, ω, to besmear with pitch. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Υίιστκ,, pledges of good conduct or faith ; 
 noni. pi. n. g. of TtffTcis, h, ov, faithful ; which 
 is from TtffTi;. Th. τύύω, to persuade. 
 
 mSTA'KIA (TiffTaztaJ, ων, τά, a pista- 
 chio nut, similar to a pine nut. 
 
 Τίΐστϋξ, nom. pi. of τΊστη, ic^S, h. Th, 
 τύΰω, 
 
 HiffTivaivTss, nom. pi. part. 1. a. from 
 
 Τΐίίττεύω, f. iiiTM, p. τίτίστιυκ,οί, to believe, 
 trust, confide in, commit to, entrust with ; plu' 
 peif. Att. TiTiffTiox.iiVtforiTiTiffTiuxziVyjiart.j}. 
 act. τιτιστιυκω;, υΤοί, ο?, 1. a. ind. act. ίτί/ττίυ- 
 σα., 1. a. imperat. τίστιυσον, ύ,ΤΜ, and 2. pi. <τ<- 
 (ττίΰιτα,τί, 1. a. subj. τιστίύίτω, y;, »?, 1 . a. 17 f. 
 τηστίυίται, part. 1. a. ταττζύτα,ζ, ασοί, αν' pres. 
 pas. Τίστίόαμαι, perf. pas. Τί-ττία-τίυμκι, 1. a, 
 pas. iTiffTiou'/iv, yii, '/i. From •πΊστι$, ιωζ, '/ι, 
 belief, faith. Th. τζίύω. 
 
 ΤΙια-τίκΰί, h, ov, faithful, probable, credible ; 
 also pure, unadulterated. From τίστίξ. Also 
 
 ΐΐίβ-τϊϋο;, if, ov, fit to diink. From τιτί/τκ,ω. 
 
 Τίια'τ'ϊκος, for oTiCTiiios, by Aphcer. of o, 
 
 from "Ο-ττίξ, ιστός, it, the name of a city near 
 
 Babylon, wliere the best ointvient ivas procut^ed. 
 
 ΤΙιστις, ίωζ, 'h, belief, faith, assent ; confir 
 dence, proof, argument, wliich produce belief, tes.• 
 timony ; a promise, pledge ; fidelity to one's 
 engagements, integrity, Mat. xxiii, 23 ; that 
 which is believed, particularly the Christian re- 
 ligion, N. Test. ; τΊστα ύιων, the faith Avhich is 
 pledged in presence of the gods or to which the 
 gods are witnesses, Eurip. Med. 415. Classic. 
 Journ. vol. xxviii, j). 318.] 
 
 TLiffTov, TO, a covenant ; τχ τκττα,, pledges ; 
 adv. faithfully. From 
 
 UiffTos, h, ov, worthy of b#ef, credible ; 
 faithful ; believing ; undoubted, certain, Soph. 
 ΐ1ΐ!ττο-$} a believer in Christianity, a Christ- 
 
ΠίΦ 
 
 616 
 
 ΪΙΛΑ 
 
 ian ; 0/ rtfTofy believers. From -τύ^ω. But 
 
 Τίιστοζ, hi ov, fit to drink. From -πΙω, to 
 drink. Th. ττίνω. 
 
 Tlitrr'oTi^s;, compar. and τηίττΌτΰίτοζ, superl. 
 of TicTTo:, which see. 
 
 TLitrrouTcci) 3. siiig, j)as. of 
 
 Tittrroea, f. ωσω, p. 'πΐ'κίστωχ.α, to giA'e and 
 exact a promise or pledge, confirm, establish ; 
 p• pas, •η•Λ•Ί(Ττωμ.αι, 1. a. pas. ί-τησηύβνιν• 
 From riffToi. Th. τζίύω, to persuade. 
 
 Τίία•τω6ύ;, ivro;, that is believed or credited, 
 TiffTid^t^Tuv, part. 1. a. pas. dual. iium. •πιστώ- 
 fiivri, l.a. i/npevat. pas. of τιιττόω. 
 
 II.cttm;, faitiifuUy. Fro7)i -τκττό;. 
 
 ΙΙΓ2ΓΓΓ02, 01), 0, a shoemaker, a cobler. 
 JFe may refer it to •r/Vcit iiy^a,, because he 
 handles moist pitch. 
 
 ΐίίσυνο;, trusting to, relying upon. Th. 
 <^ίιύω, J. σω, p. κκ, to persuade ; 2. a. ίτ^όον. 
 
 ΐΙΊίτΰξΐς, and ττίσ^αξί;, ^ΈοΙ. for τίσσαξίζ, 
 four. 
 
 Τίίίτω, ^• f. of "ττΊω, to drink. See YLia'ai. 
 
 ΠΓΤΑΝΑ fTiTava-J, '/ii, 'h, a troop, a co- 
 hort J a certain tribe. From Τίίτάν/ι, a city of 
 jEolis. 
 
 Τίιτανή7'/ι; λ'ονοζ, a cohort of Pitane. 
 
 Tllrvx, imperf. Ion. for iTfrvet, foom •x'tr- 
 vau, or foom -πίτνημι, hy a change of vi into a, 
 as ίζα-, for ίξ'/ι' hence Τίτνχ;, part. pres. 
 Th. t/ttw, to fall. 
 
 TL'tTvav, 3. pi. imperfo act. for ΙττΙτνασαν, 
 foovi -ττίτν/ιμί. 
 
 TliT-jacj, or TiTv/i^if to spread out, extend ; 
 to shake, throw do\\"n. From ττίττω. 
 
 ΤΙ-ΐτήω, or τίτ-ν'/ιμι, to fall, to fall out ; κκ- 
 ν,ω? -^iTVuVTCiy misfortunes, Eurip. Med. Th. 
 
 Υΐιττάκ,ιον, ου, <ro, a tablet, or table to be 
 written upon ; aplaister. Th. τίττα., or ττίσσα, 
 pitch. , 
 
 Ή-ιττακο; '^ΙίτυληνκΤα;, ο, Pittacus of Mity- 
 lene, one of the seven wise men of Greece. 
 
 YLsTTooj, See ΥίίσσΌω. 
 
 ΐίιτύί'ν,;, ivyj, tvov, of pine. From ir/ryj. 
 
 ΙΙΓΤΤΑ02 f-rirvXosJ, ου, ο, the noise of 
 water, wlien struck by oars ; a rowing ; frequent 
 agitation or motion. 
 
 Tiirv6-i;, Όίσσα., oiv, abounding in pines. 
 FrG7)i τΊτνς. 
 
 ΠΓΤΤΡΟΝ f'VtTv^ovJ, ου, TO, bran. From 
 TTiTcj, to fall : because it falls from com when 
 it is ground. 
 
 ΓΙΓΪΤ2 fmrvsj, νβζ, h, the pitch-tree, the 
 pine. From τ7οζ, because it is very resinous. 
 
 ΤΙιτυω^'/ις, to;, ο κκ) h, abounding in pines 
 or pitch. From τίτυ?• 
 
 Ϊΐιφά.σ•κίχί, Ion. for 7ri<patrx'/i, 2. sing, pi-es. 
 suhj. m. of 
 
 ΤΙιφύ.σϋομαι, and <χ•ί<ρά(τκ,ω, to say, mention, 
 declare. Th. φάοι, or ψημ), to say. 
 
 Ιΐίφο',ΰσ'χα, Ion. for 'ίπφαύο'κου, pres. impe- 
 rat. pas. foom 
 
 ϊΐιφοίΰσκύ»^ υ being inserted, for ν>φά(τχ,ω, 
 which is by reduplication for φάσκΜ, the same 
 
 uith φ'/ιμι, to say. Th. φημ), the same. Also 
 -ρτιφαύσκω, to bring to light ; foom φάω, the 
 same. 
 
 Tl'ioj, uncommon, for τίνω, to drink. It is 
 also snbj~ act. of -ττΊνω, f. πώσω, 2. a. 'i-riov. 
 
 ΐΐίωμίν, 1. plur. 2. a. subj. act. of the same. 
 
 ΙΙΙΏΝ fmavj, ovos, x,cu r„ fat, rich, fruit- 
 ful. 
 
 ΥΙιων, jmrt. 2. a. act. of -τίνω, f. τάκτω, 
 2. a. 'i<7fiov. 
 
 Τίλχγα, κ;, τι, Dor. for τλ'/ιγ^, ί;, 91, a 
 blow, which see. 
 
 ΙϊλαγγΜν, όνο;, ο, a small image of wax ; a 
 basket. From τΧάσσω, to form. Some sup•' 
 pose ττλαγγων to mean wandering, and that it 
 is the jmrt. 2. a. of τλύζω, ''2.f. τλοίγω, S. a. 
 ίτλαγον, and by Pleonasm of γ, sTXecyyov ; 
 whence part. 2. a. τλαγγων, Ovrts, o. But it 
 is declined differently from participles, having 
 Όνος in the gen., as in Hesych. ^τλαγγόνΐξ xi- 
 χξίφκλοι. 
 
 ΐΙ.Χα'γιά'ζω, f, ά,σω, p. ^ίχΧαγ'ιοίχ,οι, to 
 place obliquely ; to declare in ambiguous terms, 
 to deceive, to lead into error. From •πλά- 
 γιο;. 
 
 TLxayiaoto;, ου, ο, a plagiar)^, a man-stealer. 
 Gloss. Cyr. 
 
 Τΐλαγία,υλο;, ου, ο, a transverse or cross- 
 pipe or fiute. From -τΓλάγιο; and αυλό;, ov, o. 
 
 ΤΙλάγιον, adv. obliquety. From 
 
 ΠΑΑ'η02 ( 'ff'kob'yi ο; ) , ου, ο hou h, and 
 τλάγιο;, ία, lov, oblique, transverse ; ambigu- 
 ous ; timid ; crafty. From τλάζομοίΐ. 
 
 Τίλαγιοφνλα'ξ, οίκο;, ο, he who guards the 
 side or flank of an army. From the precedbig 
 and φΰλχ^. 
 
 ΤΙλα,γ'ιαο;, adv. obliquely, ambiguously, dark- 
 \\, craftil}'. From -ττλάγιο;. 
 
 ΤΙλΛγχ;βίντε;, Avandering, nom. pi. part. 
 1. a. pas. 1. a. ind. pas. Wxa^^hv, and y being 
 inserted for the sake of euphony, ΙνΧάγχίνιν, Άί^ 
 'ή, from '^τλάζω, f. 's'kay\o), to cause to 
 wander. 
 
 Υ\.Χάγχ6ην, ά;, τι, Ion. for Ι'ττΧάγχόην, 1 . a. 
 ind. pas. See TlXay^^^ivTs;. 
 
 Τ1λα§αξο;, u, ov, ver}' m.oist, having exces- 
 sive moisture, loose, flaccid. 
 
 ΤΙλα^άω, ω, and -Όω, ω, to have excessive 
 moisture, to be water}"-. From 
 
 ΠΑΑΆΟΝ, ου, TO, and ττλά'^ο;, ου, ο, ex- 
 cessive moisture. 
 
 ϋλάζομαι, to wander about, to roam, part, 
 pres. m. •ρτΧοί'ζόμινο;' from 
 
 ΠΑΑ'ΖΩ, f. -πλάγ^,ω, p. χ^α, to cause to 
 wander, to remove, to interrupt, hinder, Iliad ii, 
 132 ; λ. a. ίτλοίγξοί, 1. a. pas. ίτλάγχύτ,ν, η;, 
 vi' -τλάζω, is also used by Sync, for •ρτιλάζω, to 
 approach. 
 
 Πλα^αΓ, ων, oil, statues. From, -rXatrffu. 
 
 Τίλάίανον, or -τλοίίανον, οΰ, το, a table or 
 board on which bread is made up. 
 
 Πλαί' /w, f. άσο}, to approach, bring to. 
 From -τίΧάω. Th. ^ίλα;, near. 
 
 ΤίΚαΙσιον, ου, το, a rectangular figure, an 
 
ΠΛΑ 
 
 677 
 
 ΠΛΑ 
 
 oblong ; the division of an army in the rect- 
 angular form. From 'τΧάσσω. 
 
 Πλάκα, acc. sing, of ίτλαξ, ίι, Ά broad table, 
 ^c, ivhick see. 
 
 ΙΙλα»6/ί, entangled, involved •, part. 2. a. 
 pas. of 'Τλίχω, f. |iw, to plait ; to entwine ; 
 2. a. pas. ίτλα.κ.'/ιν, 2. a. inf. pas. 5rXa«>jv«/. 
 
 TlXetxiec, «J, {], error, fault, From τλάζω. 
 
 ΤΙλκκόίΐί, oiffirx, oiv, broad and thin. From 
 
 νλύ'ξ. 
 
 TLkecxevsf ουντοί, ο, a cake •, contracted from 
 τΧα,κΌίις, εντο;, ο. 
 
 Τϊλακτξον, ου, το, Dor. for -τλίκτ^βν, the 
 plectrum used for striking the strings of a musi- 
 cal instrument. From 'τλ^α-^ω, to strike. 
 
 TlXcixeo, 2, a. subj. pas. of -τλίχω, to plait ; 
 whic'i see. 
 
 Tlxctv, Dor. for τλτιν, except, unless, except 
 that ; but, nevertheless. 
 
 ΤΙλαναίω, f. vtaca, p. TS^Xavtixx, to cause to 
 wander, to cause to err, to mislead, deceive, 
 seduce ; 1. a. ΙτΧάνησα.• pres. pas. ίτλανάβ- 
 μοίΐ, I am misled, I am deceived ; I wander 
 about ; perf. pas. τη'ττλάνγιμα,ι, part. psrf. -τη- 
 irXoii/'/if^'ivo?, 5?, ov, I, a. pas. ΐ'ττλχνήύ'/ιν, '/ι;, ». 
 From 
 
 ΠΛΑ'ΝΗ f'7r\ar/ij, ns, «, error, wander- 
 ing ; ίτλάνα/, winding courses, labyrinths. 
 
 Ilxuvfis, tiTos, β, a wanderer, a vagabond. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 TLXavnffeis, ecvTog, part. 1. a, act. of τλα- 
 
 VtCuJ. 
 
 TiXecvviTYis, ου, ο, a vagabond, a \vanderer ; 
 also (αΐτηξ being understood) a wandering star, 
 a planet. From <τλαν«&<. 
 
 ΙΙλανί7ΤΪ'κοί, h, ov, wandering, roving. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 TLXavriTi;, i'Sos, 'h, wandering, roving, er- 
 ratic. From the same. 
 
 Πλανβί, ου, ό, a deceiver, an impostor ; also 
 wandering, error. 
 
 TLxavos, yi, ov, deceitful, fraudulent. Th. 
 ίτλάν'/?, error. 
 
 Πλάξ, αχός, w» a broad table ; a plane, a 
 surface ; a shell. Th. ^Xarhs, io;, o, broad, or 
 from, -ττΧά,σαω, Em. 
 
 Πλαξεν, Dor. and Ion. for sirX>j|iv, 3. nng. 
 1. a. of -πΧ'Λττω, or τΧήσσω, f. \ω, to strike. 
 
 ΤΙλά'^ίΤΤο; , ω, ο xoCi h. Dor. for Πλ^ξ;<τ- 
 'ίΤοί, a driver or tamer of horses, a horseman. 
 From -τλνιττίΐν του; Ί-τίτους. 
 
 ΥΙλάα-οίντι, dat. sing, from 
 
 TLxaffas, α,ντοζ, part. 1. a. act, of τΧάσσα/, 
 f <tu. 
 
 Τίχάτίζ, iui, 'h, formation. From ^Χάσα-ω. 
 
 Ί\χά(τμοί, ατοί, το, a figment, a fiction ; 
 style, composition, Long, xv, 8. 
 
 TLXciff^etTiecs, ου, ο, false, feigned, fictitious ; 
 also a feigner ; a writer of fiction. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Tlxairffi, Ion. and Poet, for iTXeea-i, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. of 
 
 ΠΛΑ'22ί1, and Alt. -ττω, f •πΧαα•ω, 
 p. !Γί5Γλ«χ«• p. pas. 3•6ίΓλ ««•/*«<, to form, to 
 
 fashion, make, invent, imagine, feign, assume. 
 Hence 
 
 TLXxa'Tn;, ου, ό, one who forms or makes, a 
 potter, a statuary, S^c. 
 
 Ylxairriy^, ιγγο;, h, the scale of a balance ; 
 also a board or table with which the game of 
 the cottabus was played. Th. τΧοι,τυς, ios, o. 
 
 ΤΙχάιττιγζ, Dor. for 'ττΧτιο'τίγζ, ιγγο;, ί, 
 a whip, a rod, a ferule. From ττΧήσσω, to 
 strike. 
 
 ΐίχαο-τϊ xii, (τΐχ^ν/ι being understoodj the 
 plastic art. From 
 
 ΥΙΧα,στίχο;, '/j, ov, suitable for being wrought 
 or fashioned ; skilled in the plastic art. Th. 
 τΧάίτσω. 
 
 HXatrroi, ii, ov, formed, feigned. From 
 
 ΤίΧαταγΙω, ω, f. '/\σω, to rattle, crack, 
 make a loud and sudden noise, to applaud by 
 clapping the hands, to sound the timbrel. 
 From 
 
 Πλα rctyn, >?ί, h, a timbrel ; a rattle ; a 
 rattling noise ; the roaring of the sea ; also an 
 incessant talker. From -χΧΆτάσσω. 
 
 TlXee.Tayiif4.x, aros, το, a noise, a sound. 
 From ^Χα,ΤΆγίω. 
 
 ΐΙΧ(χ,ταγίζω, the same with ^τΧαταγίω, which 
 see. 
 
 TLXeiTcttx), ων, a'l, a city in Greece, Plataea, 
 Hence 
 
 TLXuTKiih;, ζω;, ο, a Plataean, of or belong- 
 ing to Platoea ; dat. pi. ΐΙΧατκηυσ•/. 
 
 ΤΙΧοίτά-νιστοί, ου, ύι, the same loith 
 
 ΐίχάτ&ναί, ου, h, the plane tree ; because it 
 has spreading branches. Th. tXcctus, broad. 
 
 ΐϊΧατά{ΤίΤΜ, to make a noise by striking or 
 collision. Tk. -^Χατύξ. 
 
 ΐίχατί', for ίτΧχτίο,, acc. sing. m. and 
 nom. or acc. jil. n. g. τΧατίων, gen. pi. from 
 the same Th. 
 
 ΤίΧοίτίΤχ, α,ζ, 'A, fohos understood) a street. 
 From the same. 
 
 Tlxa.ru, n;, 'h, the broad part of an oar ; tlie 
 oar itself; a ship, Eurip. Iph. in Aul. 765 ; a 
 voyage; οϋξΐΜ τΧάτ'/ι χχτ'/ιγόμ^ιν. Soph. Phi- 
 loc't. 358. Th. τΧα'τύί. 
 
 TLxccTiov, Dor. for 'ττΧγισΙον, near, which see. 
 
 TLXkto;, ίοζ, TO, breadth. Th. tXoctUs. 
 
 TlXaTTu, Alt. for τίΧά^σω. 
 
 ΐ1Χχ<Γυά,σ•^οΐίΤχι, Dor. for τΧοίτνά,ζουίΤίΧΐ, to 
 pronounce in a broad or rustic manner, Theocr. 
 nojn. j)l. part. pres. f. g. from ττΧοίτυάζω. 
 OtJiers read τΧατί'ιχίΤ^οκται, from -ρτΧΛταά,σ^ω, 
 Dor. for τΧατίΐά,ζω. Th. -ττΧκτΰί. 
 
 Τίχά,τυγζ, or rather τΧάτιγ^, γγο;, 'h, the 
 broad part of an oar. Froin the same Th. 
 
 ΤίΧατΰαίξω;, uto;, ο χά) η, having broad 
 horns ; a chamois, an animal of the goat kind. 
 From ^Χα,τυί and χίξκ?, το, a horn. 
 
 ΤΙ,Χατυνύ'/ιίτομαι, 1 . /. pas. from 
 
 TLXaTVVM, f υνω, J). ΤίνΤλάτϋ^κα, to widen, 
 enlarge, extend-, 1. a. ιτΧάτϋνχ' j). pas. ίΚ- 
 τΧώτυμμαι, 1. a. pas. ίττΧατύν^ην, 1. a. ir)ipe- 
 rat. pas. ^τΧατύνύκτι, ήτω. Th. <rXuTvi, 
 broad. 
 
ΠΛΕ 
 
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 ΠΛΕ 
 
 Υΐλατυνωτο;, ου, α χ,χ) '/•„ having a broad 
 back. From ττλχτυς, broad, and νώτο;, ου, ο, 
 the back, 
 
 Π A ATT Σ (<τλα,-τΰί), ίο;, o,f. g. ττλοιτΐϊΰΐ, 
 a;, h, broad, large, spacious ; lohen applied to 
 water it means salt-water, as in Herod, n, 108, 
 and Aristot. ,• sorne also explain Homcr^s 
 τλΛτυν 'Έλλ^'τοντον in the sai)le sense, 
 Scluieid. Lex. ; n. g. -ττλοίητύ. Hence the 
 the English words plate, plat, platter.] 
 
 Τίλοίτυο-μοί, ov, o, dilatation, enlargement, 
 ostentation, boasting, loquacity. From ττλα.- 
 τυνω. 
 
 ΐϊλοίτύ\Ρνχ;ΰί, ου, ό -λοιλ η, insatiable, ava- 
 ricious. 
 
 Πλάτώ;ν, ωνο;, ό, the master of Aristotle, 
 Plato. 
 
 Τίλάω, hy Sync, for τηλύω, to approach. 
 
 TLxias, by Sync, for -τλεβνα?, ace. pi. and 
 'TXii;,for ττλ'ίονί;, nom. j^l• compar. of 'ζολυ;, 
 compar. τλίων, and TrXilojv, supeiiat. •χΧίίστοί. 
 
 Τίλίγμο!., α,το;, το, any thing plaited or 
 woven ; wicker work, a basket ; a texture, 
 cloth ; ■τλίγμχηχ, baskets or panniers. T/u 
 
 Σίλί^ξχ, τα, moist and grassy places ; per- 
 haps because -χλιχ^οίξά. 
 
 Τ1λίίξ/ΰΐ7οί, aim, α,Τον, of or belonging to a 
 plethrum, of the length of the measure called a 
 plethrum. 
 
 ΠΑΕ'ΘΡΟΝ, ov, ro, according to Suidas, 
 a ineasure of an hundred feet ; also of two 
 hundred and forty feet ; Lat. jugerum. See 
 Hutch, in Xenophon^s Cyi'opcedia, lib. vli. 
 poet, •;τίλίύζον. 
 
 ΙΙλ$7, for τλ'ίί, pres. imperat. act. or 3. 
 sing. pres. ind. from τλίω, f -π^ιύ^ω, to 
 sail. 
 
 ΙΙλ£/άί, α^οξ, '/ι, η constellation of seven stars 
 in the sigjt of the Bull, tiie Pleiades. From 
 •ίτλ5&/, to sail, because they are useful to those 
 who sail ; or from crXuovs;, because connsling 
 ■of many stars. 
 
 Τΐλύιιν, Ion. or Poet, by Epenthesis, for 
 <τλίί/ν, pres. inf. of τλίοα, f. τλίύσ•ω, to sail. 
 
 Tlks7h, by Pleonasm of S-i, for τλίΐ, or 
 ^>As, pres. imperat. act. of the same. 
 
 Yly^ir/i, Ion. for τλίίίί, a,;, {],from the r)ias- 
 culine or /Λο;, full ; Poet. πΧΰοζ, Ait. ττλίω;. 
 
 Τΐλίΐν, pres. inf. frovi -ττΧΊω, f. -^λινσω, to 
 sail. 
 
 ΎΙλίΊον, or -ττλίον, more ; compar. n. g. gen. 
 sing. rXs/evij• gen. pi. -π-λαόνων• nom. or ace. 
 J)l. 71. g. 9Τλίίονίΐ., τλίίοκ, τλίίω. Th. -ρι-ολυζ, 
 compar. vXUcjv, and ττλίων, superl, ^τλίΤσ-τοζ. 
 
 ΥΙλίΐος, Poet, fur τλ'ίο;, full. 
 
 TLXzious, ace. pi. m. g-f>r ττλύονι;, compar. 
 
 of ίΤολϋί. 
 
 ΙΤλβΓβτΛ, ado. See ΤΙλί7<ττον. 
 
 Τίλίία-τ'/;, nom. sing, f g. and TXiio-Tcn;, 
 dat. pl.f. g. (f 9Τλίΐσ•το;, which see. 
 
 Τ1λεια•τ•/ίζΐύ.ζω, to bid more than others. 
 From ^AtT^Tos, superl. of -ττοΧΰζ. 
 
 Τίλιΐ(ττγ!ξίαίτ/ΐΛθί, ου, ο, the bid of one who 
 
 wbo offers more than others. Froyn the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΐΐλ'.ίσ-τόμζοατο; ϊοξτίι, a festival, attended 
 by great numbers of men ; trgej ^v -rXiTcrrot 
 βξοτοι (Τυν'ίξ^ονταί. 
 
 TLxuo-Tov, and <τλί7σ•τα, adv. the most, Λ -ery 
 much, extremely ; το '!τ7^$.7στον, for the most 
 part, most frequently, in a great measure ; at 
 most. 
 
 Τίλί7(ττο;, iio'Tf!, ί7(Ττον, most, the greatest 
 part, the greatest; superl. of 9Τολυ;, comp. 
 ττΧίΐων, and TrXieov. 
 
 ΤΙΧίίΰυ, ace. sing. m. g. or nom. pi. n. g. 
 Att. and Ion. for τΧίίονχ. In some places it 
 seeins to be used adverbially. Τίχξοίγίνομίνων 
 οικύστων τΧίΙω των τζττα,ξάκ.οντο'., Oiod. Sic, 
 i, 92, adverbially for τΧεον. 'Ρωμ'^ οίνευ φοον^- 
 <fiu)$ -τΓ^εΙω του; ϊχοντοίς ίζΧα•φε, strength with- 
 out judgment is generally prejudicial to the pos- 
 sessor. Isocr. Parcenes, 
 
 Τίχείων, ovos, ό κοά η, more, greater, larger ; 
 n. g. ίτλίΓΰν, compar. of -τοΧΰζ. 
 
 Πλί/Λΐν, ωνοζ, ό, a year ; so called, as it were 
 from -rxia;, Poet. ■zXi7og, because in it a cer- 
 tain period is coinpleted. 
 
 ΤίΧίκ,όω, to embrace. From "ττΧίκω. 
 
 ΤίΧικ,τα,ν/ι, fji, ή, any thing plaited or woven, 
 a curl, a net, a noose ; the arm of the pol- 
 ypus. 
 
 ΥΙ.Χεκ.το7α•ίν, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 
 Τίχεχτος, τι, ov, plaited, woven, twisted. 
 
 ΠΑΕΚΏ, f ξ<ϋ, 2^• ■^ίττΧί;^^, to twine, 
 plait, join together, to weave, to prepare, to 
 plot, to contrive; j). pas. 9τε9ΓΧεγμοίί, 1. a. 
 pas. ΙτΧ'ιχ^^'/ιν, p. m. '^ri-rXoKoc. 
 
 Tlxivva, or βχ'εννχ, snot. 
 
 Πλίξαντί?, nom. pi. part. 1. a. act. of 
 
 TTXiKOJ. 
 
 ΐΐχί'ξτις, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 TLXzov, ovos, TO, Poet, for <ζΧε7ον, more. 
 Tlxiov 7Τοη7ν, and <πλίον είναι, to be profited, to 
 receive advantage. Ύί Ih "^0^7$ -rxiov •, Ου^ίν. 
 \Vhat advantage do you have by xoeeping ? 
 None. Menajid. cclxxiv. 
 
 TLx'iovot., for crXs/iv«. See ΤίΧε7ον, 
 
 Πλίίνα^βν, abounding ; redundant, ;?ar/.^?rei. 
 ■n. g. and 
 
 ΐΙΧεονκζουα-ι, 3. pi. pres. ind, of 
 
 ΤΙλεονάζω, f. atrat, to be superabundunt, to 
 be too great, to be greater or more than is 
 necessary ; to have more ; to abound ; to 
 cause to abound ; to multiply, to augment ; 
 1. a. ί7τΧεόνασ•α. Hence 1. a. opt. ίτλέονά- 
 σαίμι, αΐζ, eci. Th, -ζοΧυ;. 
 
 ΐΙΧεονα,κΐζ, adv. often. From τΧίον. 
 
 Ίίχιονάα-οίΐ, 3. sing, 1. a. opt. act. or 1. a. 
 inf, of νΧεονάζω. 
 
 Τίχεονοΐίτμο;, ου, ο, redundance, superabund- 
 ance, superfluity ; in grammar, pleonasm, an 
 extended explanation. From, ττΧεονά'ζω. 
 
 ΤΙΧεονεκτ'εω, ω, f, mu, to have more, to 
 have the advantage, to be superior to, to excel, 
 to be eager for gain, to be covetous, avaricious, 
 
ΠΛΕ 
 
 679 
 
 ΠΛΗ 
 
 to defraud; 1. ct. Ι-^λίονίκτΌ^ιτα, perf. rfitXto- 
 ήκτηχ•οί• 1. a. pas. ίτλίονίκ,ηή^^ν, 1. a. subj. 
 pas. ^λίβηχττ^βω, '/is, jj, and in 1. pi. ττλίονε- 
 xTYiucjfjciv, to be inferior to, to be overcome. 
 Frovi 'jrXiovjfor -prXiTov, and 'ίχω. He who τλίον 
 'ΐχ^ιι by the injury of another, is said crXi- 
 oviKTiTv ίκίΤνον but if he be superior to 
 another without having done him any injury, 
 he is said 'τΧίοηκ,ηΤν ίχ,ζίνου. He who defrauds 
 another is said τλίανίκ,τίΤν sxsTvov, not haivov 'Ivcu. 
 μν} τλίονίκτ'/ι^ίύμ,ΐν κττο τοΖ 'Σχτοίνοΰ, lest Satan 
 gain an advantage over us, not, lest Satan 
 overcome us by force. Salin. de Tra^^ezit. 
 Foenore, p. 168, et seq. 
 
 ΤΙλίονίχτ/ιμκ, α,ταί, το, an advantage, a 
 superior condition, a greater share or por- 
 tion, greater power, wealth, ^c. ; victory, the 
 thing by which one is circumvented. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 TlkiovifcTvi;, ou, 0, an avaricious or covetous 
 man, a defrauder ; insolent, arrogant. Her. 
 vii, 158. From the same. 
 
 Τίλίονίζ,ίχ., as, h, avarice ; an excessive or 
 insatiable desire of any thing, such as praise, 
 power, pleasure, ^c. From ττλϊον and ίχ,ω, 
 f. ti..^ 
 
 TLXiovis, more ; nom. pL and 
 
 T\.Xi()vi(fff\ for 'ττ^ΛΟΜζασι, dal. pi. Lm. of 
 τλίων, Poet, for <7rXuuv, compar. m. g. of 
 TToXhs, superlat. 'TfXucTos. 
 
 ΓΙΛΕΌ2, £«, lot, full ; Foet. -TtXuos, and 
 Att. ίΤλεω?. 
 
 HxiouiTins, ace. pi. pai'l. ^j?'is. act. f. g. of 
 trXiu, f. 'ττΧιΰσω^ to sail. 
 
 ΤΙΧίτο, Ion. for 'i'TrXsro, ivhich is by Sync. 
 for i-AXiTo, 3. sing, imperf. m. <>f τίΧομχι, 
 to be. 
 
 ΤΙΧίυν, Dor. for rxiov, more ; and 
 
 TLXidvenfor 'τίΧίονα, acc. sing. m. g. arid 
 
 TlXivvKs,JOr ττχΊονκς, acc. j)l, m. and 
 
 TlXivvii, eiffor irAsevsj, more ; and 
 
 TiXsuviiiJv,for -ττΧίόνων• arid 
 
 TiXiuvMs, for -rXiovcus, more, very, too 
 much, excessively, to excess. All these are from 
 '7ίΧιω\, for ^XiiMv. 
 
 ΠΛΈΤΡΑ\ Zs, 71, the side, the ribs. 
 
 Πλίϋ^Γτ;?, i'^os, 71, pleurisy. 
 
 ΐΙΧιυζον, TO, the same 'with ^ΧΐΟξά, 
 
 TlXiva-iKi, Ion. for 
 
 ΤΙΧίύα-'/ι, 2. sing. i. J"• m. of ^xinj, f. 'TtXtu- 
 βω, to sail. 
 
 Τί\ΧζναΌυμκι, >?, zlroity Dor. for ^Χίύιτΰμα.ι, 
 l.f• m. of the same. 
 
 ΤΙ,Χίΰσω, I'f. act. of 
 
 ΠΛΕΩ, f. <ζΧιύ(ίω, p. ττ'ίττΧίυϋα, to sail, 
 to navigate. 
 
 TlXtAt, by Sync, and Crasis for •^Xzova, ok, 
 nom. or acc. j)l. n. g. Poet, for <rXitovcc, corn- 
 par, of Ti-oXhs, compar. •ρτχύων, and Poet. 
 9ΤΧίων, in. n. g. ίΤλέβν, ovos, τΌ. 
 
 ΤΙΧίΜ, dot. sing, of τΧίο;, full ; also 
 
 TlXiM, Att. for -pfX'ioi, nom. pil. m. of 
 TrXieos. 
 
 Tlxiuv, Poet, for ^Xilikiv. 
 
 ΤΙΧίω;, Ait. for rXios, full. 
 
 ΤΙΧ'/ιγύζ, ivTos, smitten, strucl:, and f. g, 
 TXnyiltra, part. 2. a. pas. of νΧ'/ισσω, or -ττω, 
 f. ξίι», to strike; 2. a. 'i^zXtiyov, and ϊ-πΧα- 
 yov. 
 
 Ti.Xnyh, 55?, «> and Dor. νΧαγα, Ά blow, a 
 wound. From p. τη. ίΤβτλ'/ί^α, of νΧνισσω, to 
 strike. 
 
 Ti.Xnyri\cii, 2. a. inf. jjas. of the same. 
 
 ΤίΧ'/ιγύΰν, gen. pi. of ττΧ'/,γή. 
 
 ΤΙ-Χνιόίΐ, dat. sing, of 'PtXviuos, tos, τΌ. 
 
 ΥίΧτιόιν, Bceot. by Sync, for i-rX'/i^'/iffuvy 
 S. pi, I. a. pas. Ι-ττΧ'ήβην, vis, '/i, of -τίμ-^Χημι^ 
 f. τΧγισω. From ττΧάω, which is not in use, 
 
 TlX'/ihvTi, dat. sing. part. j)res. act. of 
 •ττΧνιύω, 
 
 YiXviiuvros οχ^Χου Iv ά,γοζχ, when there was 
 a great crowd in the market place ; lohich is 
 otherwise expressed, ττΧ'ήθούσης ayopais. 
 
 TiXnuos, ios, TO, a multitu'de, a great num- 
 ber ; the rabble, the populace ; a constitution 
 of a state, a popular form of government, Lys.; 
 number, size, extent, Herod, i, 77, 204. From 
 •ττΧτιβω.^ 
 
 Tixnuovtri, 3. 2'>l• pres. ind. act. of <;rXr,$ui. 
 
 TLXrtulv, acc. sing, of τΧ'/ιύύς. 
 
 TLX'/i^vvhiyiv, '/IS, ti, 1. a. opt. pas. and 
 
 ΤϊΧ'ήύυνύΤινΆΐ, 1 . a. inf. pas. of 
 
 ΤίΧ'/ΐβϋνω, f. ΰνω, j). τητΧ'/ι^υγχα, to multi- 
 ply, to increase the number of, to increase ^ 
 pres. pas. 7ΐ•Χ'/:ίυνομα,ι, to increase, jiew^. p. j^as. 
 ΤΓίτΧ'Αύυμμαι, va-ai, vrai, 1. a. ί<7ίΧ•/}6ύνύνιν, 
 Frotn -TrX'A&vi. Th. TXios, full. 
 
 TLXvifv;, vos, '/I, a multitude ; acc. ^τΧ'/ιβυν^ 
 the same with "ffXi^uos, sas, τό. From, the 
 same Th. 
 
 ΤίΧηθΰω, pres. pas. ^Χ'/ι^ύομαι, to be full, to 
 be numerous, to abound, to increase. 
 
 YlX'/i&uu,f τίΧ'Λΰω, to fill, to inundate ; 1. a<, 
 ϊτΧ'/ΐσκ, J), act. vi'zX'/ix.a.' 1. a. pas. i'TcX'hc^nv^ 
 7is, n, I• a. subj. pas. 'ττΧ'Ασίω, iis, '?, pa^'t* 
 1. a. pas. -^Χτισύζΐζ, iltroe,, εν. From TXissy 
 ivhicli is from ■ττΧάω, or <ρτΧ''/ιμι, Em. 
 
 Υ1.7^νι6ωξα, as, h, and Ion. τΧ'/ιύωξπ, fulness, 
 abundance, redundancy ; satiety ; a large as- 
 semblage of men ; a plethory, m medicine. 
 From the pj^eccding. 
 
 TiX'/,$uffi, 3. pi. pres. subj. act. of -π-Χ'/ιθω. 
 
 TiX'/i'iah'cs, Poet, for Πλε /aasi, the Pleiades 
 or seA'en stars, a constellation in the sign 
 Taurus. From Tixnas, a^os, ivhich see. 
 
 TlX'AXT'/is, ου, 0, a striker, one who strikes ; 
 quarrelsome, fond of fighting. From the perf . 
 pas. 'ΤίτΧ'/ιγμαι, ξα/, κται, cf -τ^Χ'^ασω, to 
 strike. 
 
 ΤΙΧ'/ιχτίζβ'Λαι, to come to blows, to fight; 
 to excite pity, viz. by violent signs of grief. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 TLX'/ixTinos, 71, ov, able to strike or pierce. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΤίΧίί)ίΤξον, ov, TO, the quill or plectrum for 
 striking the strings of a musical instrument ; a 
 scourge ; tlie spur of a cock ; an oar, Herod. 
 i, 194. From 'nX'/ifffco. 
 
ΠΛΗ 
 
 βδΟ 
 
 ΠΛΗ 
 
 Ύίλτιμ^, >}?, ί, or νλ^μμη, tlie rising tide. 
 From ττλ'ήόω, to fill. Th. τλίοζ. 
 
 ΤΙλγιμι, to approach, to fill. Froin <χ•λάω, 
 hy Sync, for τίλάω, the same. Th. -r'tkast 
 near. 
 
 ΤΙΧ'/ιμμ'ΐΧΐΐα, as, h, wickedness, vice, a 
 fault, an error. 
 
 ΐίλημμίλ'ίω, ω, to conduct one's self dis- 
 orderly, without moderation, to be outrageous, 
 to commit a fault, to offend. 
 
 ΤΙλιημμίΧτιμα,, ατός, το, a fault, a crime, an 
 offence ; also satisfaction for an offence. From 
 ike }rreceding. 
 
 ΐΙΧ'/ιμμίΧ'/,ζί ioSi xai vi, absurd, irregular, 
 disorderly, culpable, vicious. From -rXh 
 and μ'ίλο;, as it loere, without modulation ; or 
 from -rK'iov μ'ίλοί, when a member is super- 
 fluous. 
 
 ΐίλτιμμίλ'/ίο-ι;, ιως, τι, an offence, a fault, 
 
 ΤΙλνιμμΰζΆ, ας, h, the fiux of the sea, an 
 inundation. From τλγ,μη, or τΧ'/ιμ,μ'/ι, the 
 tide of the sea, which see, and μύξα, to ivhich 
 is opposed α,μ=νωτίζ, ίωζ, h, the reflux of the 
 sea, for α.μ'ττωσα, from ava'Tutrt;, lohich zs 
 from άνχ'τίνίύ, to swallow up. 
 
 Τΐλΐίμμνξ);, i^os, vi, the same with the pre- 
 ceding word. 
 
 ΠΛΗ'ΜΝΗ, -πξ, 'h, the nave of a wheel •, 
 ^λ^,μνκι are the holes into which the axis is 
 inserted. 
 
 Ή.λ'/ιμνο^ίτον, ου, ro, the iron which fastens 
 the spokes to the nave of a wheel. From 
 ιτλ^μν/ι and Vtu, to bind. 
 
 ΐΐλ'/ιμοχ,ονι, '/ι;, '/ι, an earthen vessel. From 
 ^>.'a6co, to fill, and χ^ίω, to pour out. 
 
 Πχ\Η'Ν, adv. except ; unless ; but, but 
 only, yet, however ; wi'h gen. moreover, only, 
 especiall}' ; -πλτιν των αττοστΌλων, except the 
 Apostles, Acts viii, 1. 
 
 Πλίντβ, Ζ. pi imperf pas. Ion. of τλΐίμι, 
 the same tvith χλΥι6ω. Th. ντλίο;, full. 
 
 Πλίϊξ', ΐοΊΐ. for ίττλ'/^ί, 3. sing, 1. α. ind. 
 act, of -ττλ'/,σσω, f. 'ξω, to Strike. 
 
 . Τίλ^ιζ,αξ, βί,ντο;, and in nom. dual. 5τλ«|αντ£, 
 part. 1. a. act. of the same. 
 
 ΐΙλ'/ζΰίύξ'/ι, rii, 71, the name of a u'oman, 
 Plexaure ; Gr. one who beats the iiir nith talk. 
 
 ΐϊλ7,%ίν, Io7i. for ϊ•7τλ'/ί^%ν, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 act. of ττλ'/,σο-ω. 
 
 Ή-λ'/^ζι-ττο;, ov, ό xut h, a tamer of horses, 
 a horseman ; a warrior. From •ζτλ'/ισσω, to 
 strike, and Ίτχοί, a horse. 
 
 ΐΐλϋ'ξις, ίως, h, a striking, percussion ; con- 
 sternation. From crkriffffu. 
 
 Τίλτίξίί, η. g. of 'π•λ7,ξ'/ις, ivhich see. 
 
 Hk'^on, ace. sing, (f 
 
 Jlkr.oriS, iOi, x-a.) vi, and -τλΤιοίς, το, full ; 
 %'iih the gen. whole, perfect. Tk. -π-λίος. 
 
 ϋλγιοοΐ, 3. sing. ]>res. ind. and opt. act. of 
 •^Χ'/ίξοω, to fill. 
 
 ΓΙλ'/?/?ββ^««/, οΰμαι, to be filled. See ΤΙλ'/ιοΌω. 
 Τίλ'/,ξουσί'., 2. 2>ί• imperat, pas. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ϊΐλ'/ίξοφοξί», ω, f. '/,σω, p. ^ίττλι^ξοφόζί^κα. 
 
 to give just weight or measure ; to make cer- 
 tain, to certify ; to satisfy, by gifts, by argu- 
 ments, by testimony ; to prove clearly ; 1. a. 
 ΐ-ρίλτιοοφάξησΆ, 1. ο. imperat. 'τΧνίξοφΌξτ^σον' 
 pres. mid. ^λιίξοφοξίομαι, οΰμαι, to receive just 
 w^eight, <^'c, ; to be assured, convinced of the 
 truth and reality of any thing, to be fully per- 
 suaded, to know certainly ; jj, pas. τίττλπζο- 
 φ'οξΥιμοίΐ, part. p. pas. ^ε•τλ•/!ξοφοξ*)μίνοί, vi, ev, 
 1. a. ind. pas. Ιττλτίξοφοζ'/ι^'/ίν, r,s, n, part. 1. a. 
 jms. -7Γλνξοφοξ•/ι6ίίζ• From νΧγίξτ,; and φοζίω, 
 or φίξω, to bear. 
 
 ΤΙλ'/,ξοφοξία, as, h, full assurance or convic- 
 tion, full belief. 
 
 Τίχνιοοω, ω, f άχτω, p. 'Τί'ΖτΧνίξωκα, to fill ; 
 to complete ; to supply, to furnish ; to make 
 pregnant ; to perfect, to finish ; to satisfy ; to 
 fulfil ; to pay ; I. a. ι-ττΧτιοωσα, 1. α. opt. act. 
 τί.'/ίξύσαιμι, ais, at, 1. a. suhj. act. •πΧνιοώσω, 
 r,S, γ p. pas. -η-τΧ'/ι^ωμαι, 1. a. pas. ΊττΧπξω- 
 ϋ'/ιν, VIS, 7], 1. a. siibj. pas. ^τΧ'/ίξωβω, '/is, w, 
 part. p. pas. <7Τί'τΧ'/ίξωμίνο5, filled, perfected. 
 From ίτλ^^'/?;, the same xoiih TXios, full. 
 
 ΤίΧΐίξωύωσι, 3. 2)1. 1. a. subj. j^as. of the 
 same. 
 
 ΐίχήοωμοί, aros, το, fullness ; an addition, 
 supply of the defects of any thing ; that with 
 which any thing is filled ; completion, consum- 
 mation ; a complement •, κτΧτίξύματα, seamen, 
 rowers, and naval soldiers, ^ΈΙΙαη, From the 
 preceding. 
 
 JlX'/i^uffas, avTos, part. 1 . a. act. of the same, 
 
 ΊlXvιξωίτts, icui, Yi, completion ; filling ; ful- 
 ness ; perfection, consummation ; payment. 
 From τΧνξόω. 
 
 ΊΙΧησάμίνος, part, 1, a. m. and 
 
 TlX7i(ras, avTos, in pi. TXriravTis, part. 1 , a. 
 act. of TXytoojff. σω, to fill ; \. a. εττΧ^κτα. 
 
 TlX'/]a-his, sitroi, h, part. 1. a. pas, from the 
 same word and Th. 
 
 ΎΙΧ'Ασ'ιαζί, pres. imperat. act, of 
 
 TlXκσ^άζω,f άσω, to approach ; to have in- 
 tercourse with, be intimate with ; to be a fol- 
 lower or disciple of, Isocr. ; ace. pi. part. pres. 
 'τΧί',σ-ίάξοντα5. From vXntr'iov, which see, 
 
 TlX'/;ffixir$^os, nearer. From ττΧησίοί, 
 
 ΤΙΧτ,σιαιτίξω, Ion. adv. ΐγγντίξον, nearer. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 TLXr,ιniίTτ^ξos, the same with <π•ΧΆ9Ίαίτίξθί^ 
 ivhich see. 
 
 HXy,a-iov, adv, near ; but ο νΧ'/ισΙον, a rela- 
 tive, a neighbour ; also tvithoiit the articley 
 Luc. X, 29, 36. Such an instance is hardly 
 to be found elsewhere, as Markland obsewes, 
 Eurip. Suppl. 110. 
 
 HX'Aff'ios, ία, tov, near, next to, neighbour- 
 ing. Th. ^'iXas. 
 
 Ή-Χ'/,σ/οχ^ωξος, ου, ο χα) ή, an inhabitant of a 
 neighbouring country ; a contiguous territory. 
 From TrXntTios and χωζος, a place, a region. 
 
 HX'/iffiiTTios, ov, kol] h, filling the sail ; one 
 who has a prosperous voyage, or with the wind 
 filling the sails. Fro7ii ττΧήίω and Ιίττίον^ 
 ου, το, a sail. Th, 'ί(ττ'/ιμι, to place. 
 
1ΙΛ0 
 
 ΠΛΏ 
 
 Πλ'/ίο-^/βί, la, tov, cloying, satiating, applied 
 to food ; also delicate, fastidious ; το "^Xm^iov, 
 satiety, loathing. FroTn ττΧνιβω, f. σω. Th, 
 rrXiog. 
 
 Υίλνκτμονγι, ίί, h, satiety ; excess in eating ; 
 fulness •, abundance ; ace. pi. -^λ^^σμοναί, from 
 the same Th. 
 
 ΙΙΛΗ'22Ω, or -rru, f !&», p. ^ίττλ'/ίρ^κ, 
 to strike, smite, wound, defeat, dismay ; to 
 goad or stimulate with strong desire, as love ; 
 1. a. £τλί;ξα, part. 1. a. ίτλίίξαί, αντος, 2. a. 
 ίτλ'/ιγον, referring to a blow upon the body, 
 and ίτλαγον, to mental consternation j so also 
 in the 2. a. pas. Ιτλ^γγιν, and i<7rXayriv, perf. 
 2^as. Τίτληγμκι, ξα/, κ,τοίΐ. 
 
 Πλίίτβ, 3. sing, imjyerf pas. Ion. of ττλίόμί, 
 the same with 'τ'Κήύω, f 7ΐ(τω, to fill. Some 
 suppose it to be the pluperf pas. and used 
 Poet, or Ion. for ί•τί9Γλ*ιτο. Th. τλίοί. 
 
 ΐΐλίηττίΐ, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. and 
 
 ΤΙλ^ττίτΒ, 2. pi. pres. ind. or imjierat. of 
 'ίτ'κή'Τ'Ττω, the same with τλ'^σσω. 
 
 Τίλ^ων, όνος, ο κοά h, Dor. and jEoI. for 
 ^λίίων. 
 
 TLXivhta, as, yi, the making of bricks-, a 
 work of bricks ; also a square battalion. Fro7n 
 '^λινβίύω. Th. τλίνίο;. 
 
 ΎΙ,λινύίύσωμίν, 1. pi. 1. a. subj. act, from 
 
 TlXtvutuco, f tuaea, to make bricks ; also to 
 build of bricks. From τλίνύος. 
 
 ΐΙ,λΊνβηοί, ίντ], ivov, of brick. From -νΧίνβοξ. 
 
 YiXtvuiav, ου, το, dimin. a small brick. 
 From 
 
 ΠΛΓΝΘ02, ey, h, a brick, a tile. 
 
 Τίλινίουξγίχ, as, h, brick-making. 
 
 Πλίξ, a step, a pace ; also the distance be~ 
 tween the end of the thumb and the end of 
 the middle finger. 
 
 ΠΛΙ'22ί1, or -σσομαι, to move step by step; 
 to amble ; iZ δε ^χΊστοντο, stepped or moved 
 gracefully and moderately, Odys. vi, 318.] 
 
 ΤΙλιχ^ας, a^os, «, the skin between the thighs 
 under the scrotum. 
 
 ΤΙλοιάζ4ον, TO, dim. a boat. From 
 
 ΤΙλοΤον, ου, το, a vessel, a boat^ especially 
 of burden. From the unused perf . m. •χί-ττΧοα, 
 if τΧίω, f. τΧζύσω, to sail. 
 
 ΐΙλοΛο,μίί, ί^οί, VI, curled hair, curls, the 
 hair ; and 
 
 Tlkoxa^os, ου, ο, curls of locks of hair, 
 curled or braided hair ; a folding together. 
 From {ΓλβΛ«. 
 
 Τίλοκίξος, a, ov, plaited, woven. Th. τλίκω. 
 
 Πλβχί), >ji, '/), a knot, a tissue ; a braid : 
 connexion or tenor of a discourse ; a scheme, 
 plot ; -rXozas xa) <^aXtXXoyias, prevarications 
 or windings and inconsistencies, Theophr. 
 Char. 1. See also TlaXtXXoyia.^ 
 
 ΐΐχόχιον, ου, το, a braid, braided hair j a 
 sort of collar. From 
 
 TlXoKtos, la, lov, plaited, braided, woven ; 
 also perplexed, intricate. From 
 
 ΤΙχόχος, ου, ό. Poet, a braid, a tuft of hair, 
 braided hair. From •τλί»ω, to braid. 
 
 ΤΙχόοί, οϋί, ο, gen, όου, βΖ, a navigation, ^ 
 voyage, course of a ship. Also 'ttXoZs, -jrXooff 
 tXoL Th. 9τΧίΜ, f τΧίΰσω, to sail ; 2. a, 
 ϊτΧίον, p. m. ΤίτΧαα, 
 
 ΤΙΧοϋ, gen. coyiiract. of •xXoos, vXoZs. 
 
 ΤΙΧουμάκ,ίον, ου, το, a pillow OT bolster. 
 From the Lat. pluma. 
 
 ΤίΧουιτιάζω, the same as νΧουτΊζω. 
 
 Τίλούσιος, la, tov, rich, opulent; -τΧουβ-ίοί 
 t'oXis, an opulent city ; comparnt. 'ττΧουσιύη-' 
 ζος, ίξα, ίξον. Th. -ττΧοΖτος, wealth. 
 
 Πλβΰτ£, voc. sing, of 'tXoZtos, ου, ό, the god 
 of riches, Plutus. 
 
 Πλοί/τεΓν, pres. inf. act. of -rXou'i-iiu. 
 
 ΤΙΧουηΖντα, Dor. for ττλουτουντα, ace. sing, 
 part. pres. act. of 
 
 ΤΙΧουτίω, ω, f ν^ίτω, p. 'Χί'ττΧούτηχ,α, to be- 
 come rich, to be rich J 1. a. νχΧοΰτηαοί. Tht 
 ττΧουτος. 
 
 ΐΙ-ΧουτΙνίην, adv. according to wealth, (sc. 
 choosing public officers). See ^ Κξΐ(ττιν'^ην.~\ 
 
 ΤίΧουτΙζω, f ίσω, p. 'Χΐ'πΧούτικα, to en- 
 rich, to make rich ; 1. a. ϊ-ττΧούτκτα, 1. a. pas. 
 ΙτΧουτΙα'^/ιν . From the same Th. 
 
 ΤΙΧουτο'^Ότίΐζα, as, h, a giver of riches. 
 From ττΧοΖτοί and Πάταξα, a giver. 
 
 ΐϊΧουτο^οτίΐξ, Υιξος, ό, a giver of riches* 
 From "τΧοΖτοζ and '$oτhξ, a giver. Th. νίίωμι, 
 
 TlXouTo'hOTyis, ου, ό, that gives or yields 
 riches, Hesiod.^ 
 
 ΤΙΧουτοιο, gen. Ion. for 'πΧοΰτου, frofn. 
 
 ΠΛ0Τ"Τ02, ου, ο, riches, wealth ; Plutus, 
 From •τοΧυ and uvai, whence ίτόν there- 
 fore tXoZtos is voXXa ίτα, and -χΧούσιος, he 
 who has TToXXn ουσία. 
 
 Υί,ΧουτοΖντί, dat. sing. part. pres. act. and 
 
 ΤΙΧουτουσι, dat. pi. part. pres. or 3. pi, 
 pres. ind. of <7^ΧοΉτίω, to be rich. 
 
 Τίχουτω, ioi, \, the name of a woman, 
 Pluto, i. e. rich. Th. <rXovTos. 
 
 Ί\Χούτων, ωνοί, ό, ^hito. Th. ^XoZtosv 
 wealth. 
 
 TLXo;ι(^μos, ου, ο, braided or curled hair, a 
 curl, a tuft of hair ; by Sync, for 'ττΧΌκαμος. 
 Th. vrXix/u, to plait. 
 
 Πλϋ^ί/ί, ίΐ(τα, h, part. 1. a. pas. of •τχύνω, 
 perf. pas. ■τίΐ'Χυμαι, to wash. 
 
 ϋχύνίΐτκι. Ion. for ί'ττΧυνί, 3. sing, impeif. 
 act. of <τΧύνω. 
 
 TiXvvos, oZ, 0, a laver, basJB, a tub or vessel 
 for washing clothes ; ττΧυναν <τοΐί7ν τίνα, to heap 
 reproaches and insults upon any one, Hom. 
 Th. -ττΧύνω, to wash. 
 
 TixuvTvis, ου, ό, a fuller, one who washes 
 clothes. From 
 
 ΠΛΤ'ΝΏ (τΧϋνω], f <τΧΰνω, to washy 
 particularly clothes, as Χούω, the body, and 
 νίττω, the hands and feet ; it also signifies to 
 revile, to reproach ; 1. a. 'i-rXuva, 1. a. im- 
 perat. vrXZvov, άτω, J^. '^τί'^Χυγχα, May not 
 the Engl, plunge be derived from this ί 
 French, plonger. 
 
 YlXui, 3. nng. imperf act. Ion. ; so •χΧω•' 
 liKt, 3. sing, imperf. Ion, and 
 
ΠΝΙ 
 
 682 
 
 110 Δ 
 
 Τίλωίΐν, pres. vif. act. of -ττλώω, Poet, for 
 'Χλίω, to sail. 
 
 Y].Xsdiu(Tas,for ντλωούσΌ,;, ace. pl.f• g• ^ία?'^• 
 jnes. Ion. for •τλίούιηχ,;, from •π'Χύω, for 
 
 ΤΙΧω'ίζιίτκί, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. or Poet, 
 for ϊτλύϊζί, from 
 
 ΤΙλωϊζω, to sail, to navigate. Th. ^λίω. 
 ΤΙλύϊμοί, ου, ο Kou yj, fit for navigating, nav- 
 igable, nautical, Thucyd. and Theophr. Cliar.~\ 
 Τ1λύα•ϊ/Λ0ξ, ου, ο κ,χ) νι, the saine as the pre- 
 ceding, Soph. (Ed. Col. 663.] 
 
 ΤίΧωμι, or -ττΧύω^ Poet, for <v')aa,f. νΧίΰσω, 
 to sail, to float. 
 
 ΥίΧωουσα., part, pres.f. g. from -πΧωω, See 
 the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙ,Χωττίξ, Τίξοξ, ο, the sam,e as '^τχύτωξ, οξοζ, 
 ό, a navigator, a seaman ; a swimmer. From 
 νΧωω, Poet, the same as τχίω. 
 
 ΐίχωτίχο;, h, ov, adapted to navigation or 
 sailing ; also employed in or addicted to nauti- 
 cal affairs ; and 
 
 ΤίΧωτοζ, yi, ov, navigable; floating, swim- 
 ming. From τΧωμι. 
 
 ΣίΧύτωξ, οξΟζ, 0. See ΤΙΧωτήξ. 
 ΤΙχύω, See ΤίΧωμι. 
 
 TlvuuVTis, breathing, panting ; noin. pi. part, 
 jrt'es. act. from 
 
 Ιίνύω, Poet, for ^nM,f. τνιύίτω, to breathe. 
 YLvioiiroi, as, a,, Oor.for 
 
 Hvioveroi, a,s, i, part. J)res.f. g. from ';τνίω, 
 to breathe, which see. 
 
 ΤΙηΰμα, ατΌ;, το, breath, a blast of wind ; 
 the wind ; a breathing, in grammar ; the soul 
 or mind. In the Scriptures, inspiration, the 
 Holy Ghost ; also an evil spirit, a demon. 
 From <πνίω. 
 
 ΤΙνΒΐ/μοίτϊκοί, >j, ov, spiritual ; relating to the 
 soul or mind. Hence in Engl, pneumatic. 
 
 Τίνίνμχτϊκω;, adv. spiritually, ^-c. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Τίνίυμα,τοφοξίομα,ι, ουμοίΐ, to be inspired ; 
 p. pas. '^ίτνίυματΰφάξπμαι. From 
 Τίνίυμκτοφόξοξ, ov, o, inspired. 
 ΤΙνίόμων, ονοί, ό, Att. 9ΓΧίύμων, the lungs or 
 ergans of breathing. From τνιυμα.. 
 
 TLvivffxi, 1, a. iff. act. of τνίω, f. Tvtuirco, 
 to breathe; 1. a, 'iwiuaOc, part. 1. a, τνεύ- 
 σα,ζ. 
 
 TLvivffUiv, 3. sing. I. a. opt, act. ^ol. of 
 the same. 
 
 Τίνίύσω, I'f. act. of 
 
 ΠΝΕΏ, f. wiuffco, p. -ri'TviVKK, to blow, 
 to breathe, to pant, exhale ; 2)erf. j)os. 'Tci-ffviu- 
 μα,ί. 
 
 TLvtyih, ΰσα., Iv, suffocated, strangled ; part. 
 2. a. pas. and 
 
 ΐΐνιγ'/ιξοζ, Ά, ov, suffocating, smothering, op- 
 pressive hy reason of closeness, Thucyd. ii, 
 52.] 
 
 ίΐνιγνίσομα.ι, 2.f. pas. of ννίγω. 
 Τίνιγμοί, ου, ο, suffocation, strangling ; and 
 Τίνΐγοζ, ιος, το, the same. From 
 ΠΝΓΓΩ ('ττνΧ'γω), f. \ω, imperf. 'ivvlyov, 
 
 p. -τίννιχοί, to suffocate, strangle, drown, 
 torture ; to cook in a close vessel without suf- 
 fering any of the steam to escape; 1. a. Ι'τν/ξα, 
 2. a. ίττν'ίγον' imperf pas. ετνιγόμ^ν, ου, ίτο, 
 perf. pas. τίτν/γμαι, ξα/, xrett, 2. a. ind. pas. 
 iTviy/iv, 2. f pas. -τνιγ^ομαίΐ. 
 
 Tlvtyci^iis, ios, ό κ,οί) rt, suffocating with heat, 
 uncomfortable on account of heat, hot ; suffo- 
 cating. 
 
 TLviKTos, ii, ov, suffocated, strangled. From, 
 the Th. τνίγαι. 
 
 ΤΙνί^οιντίί, 1. 2)1. part. 1. a. act. of ττνίγω, 
 which see. 
 
 TLvoh, iis, 71, a blast, wind, a breeze, air. 
 From TTviui, p. τη. -τι'ίττνοο!.. 
 ΥίνοΐΆζ, ace. pi. of 
 
 Tlvotri, ii, h, by Epenthesis (^ t, Dor. for 
 'ffvoYi, which see. 
 
 ΤΙ,νυμι, and <ζνυμα.ι, p. -ττίττνυμοίΐ, to breathe, 
 live ; to be wise, prudent, intelligent, to under- 
 stand. Th. Tvio), f 'χνίΰσω. 
 
 V[.vu\, ΰκος, 0, the place where the people of 
 Athens held their assemblies, Pnyx. 
 
 ΤΙνύτο, 3. sing, imperf. Ion. (f -^νϋμοιι. 
 ΠΟΆ, aj, h, Ion. τοίνι, grass, forage. 
 From -χάω, or τάομοα, to taste, to feed. 
 
 Πόδα, acc. sing, ίτόδα?, ace. pi. of <vou$, 
 "Ttohoi, 0, the foot. 
 
 Y\.oha,^,goi, ου, having tender feet. From 
 •TToZi and ά,ζξοζ, soft. 
 
 Ή.ο'^α.γξοί, as, n, a snare, a gin ; also the 
 gout, because 'vohis άγξοϋντοίΐ, the feet are 
 seized. From toZs and αγξα, as, 'h, seizure. 
 Tlohoiy^^Kos, h, ov, or ';ro%ay^os, that has the 
 gout, gouty ; τα, το'^αγξίκα, (τάύ'/ι being un- 
 derstood) the pains of the gout. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Τίο'^ανιτττίξ, ^oos, 0, a vessel, in which ta 
 wash the feet. From 'Tous and νίττω, to 
 wash. 
 
 Yl-ohavi-pFT^ov, ου, το, or ^οοόνι^τζβν, the 
 water with which the feet are washed. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Tlo^avos, '/I, ov, from what place? of what 
 country ? as it were ζΌΐου ^α<^ύου. 
 Τΐό^αξγί, voc. sing, of 
 Τίό}αζγΰ5, ov, Kcci 'h, having white or swift 
 feet. From ttoZs and agyos, white, swift. 
 
 ΤΙο^αρκίϊν, Poet. Tols "ffoaiv άξΚίΤν, to be 
 strong in the feet, to be swift of foot. See 
 ΐίο^άξχ'/ΐζ, 
 
 Ilo^a^K)js> ioi, β κκι «, strong in the feet, 
 swift. From 9Τοΰ$ and άξχίω, to be strong. 
 
 Τίο^ίζμύγιον, ου, το, a cloth with which to 
 wipe the feet ; upon lohich Tohis Ιχμάσσονται, 
 the feet are wiped, Th. μάσα•ω, to wipe. 
 Πόδίί, no7n. pi. and 
 TLohtrtriv, dat. pi. Ion. for croa-i, qf^ovs. 
 TLo^iav, uvos, 0, the neck or prominent part 
 of a skin bottle, from which the wine was 
 drawn ; the narrow extremity of a country, 
 Herod. ; the shape of any thing having a nar- 
 row termination, and having some resemblance 
 to the huinan foot ; a rustic sort of shoe •, also 
 
ΠΟΘ 
 
 683 
 
 nor 
 
 in ships, the ropes called bow-lines. Th. 
 
 ΤΙο^^ινίκ,νΐί, ias, ο xxi h, hanging down to the 
 feet. From -rod; and wsz^i, iog, ο xat 'h, ex- 
 tended in length ; also perpetual, continuous. 
 
 ΊΙοΙγινίμος, ου, ο τα.) h, swift as the wind. 
 From, νταΰί and α,νίμοί, the wind. 
 
 Τΐοο^ηξ'ήί, ζος, β Kct) h, fiff^hs being under- 
 stood) a garment hanging down to the feet. 
 From ToZs and κξω, to fit. 
 
 ΤΙο^ίζω, See ΤΙο^ίω. 
 
 TLoVttrxoi, ου, ο, f (ΛΐΐίξΟζ "rouij a small foot. 
 
 Ι1βδ/(ττί?^£ί, pots, cauldrons. Th. τοΰ;. 
 
 Τΐο^ίω, Att. for TToViffM, 1. f. ind. act. of 
 'Τονίζω, f. ίσω, to measure with the foot; to 
 shackle. Th. toZs, To'hos, a. 
 
 IIe^o?/V, Ion. for 
 
 Tioholv, gen. and dat. dual of -τους, το^οί, ο, 
 a foot. 
 
 ΐΐύ^όχοίλαν, ου, ro, the hollow of the foot j 
 ^ooos κ.ο7λον. 
 
 Τίο^όζπον, ου, TO, a garment hanging down 
 to the feet. From τους and ciotu, or όξίζω, or 
 
 TLolo;, gen. sing, -το^ων, gen. pi. of τους, 
 
 Τΐ-ο^οστξα,ζ,γι, m, h, an instrument of torture, 
 which was applied to the foot of the criminal ,• 
 a surgical instrument used in replacing dislo- 
 cated limbs ; a trap for catching stags. From 
 ToZs and ο-τξίφΜ. 
 
 ΐίο^ό•φίλον, a bandage for the feet ; as if 
 Tohm -φίλλίον, Gl. Cyr. 
 
 ΤΙο^ό-φοφοι, that makes a noise with the feet, 
 TOOi •φο(ρου(7Ί, 
 
 Τίο^ωκζα, acc. sing, of 
 
 Tlolux'/is, ios, xct) 'h, swift of foot. From 
 του? and ώχυς, swift, 
 
 Ύΐο^ωμοι., a desk, as if supported on a foot. 
 From Tods, ToVo?. 
 
 Hon, Att. for To'iii, pres. imperat. act. of 
 
 TLotw, Att. for τοΛω, to do. 
 
 Ilfl^', before an aspirate, for Tori. 
 
 Tiouufffis, Ion. for ϊτόβίε, n, 3. sing, im- 
 perf of τούίω. Th. τόόος, desire. 
 
 TLohivo;, h, ov, desirable, lovely. Th. τόάβξ, 
 desire. 
 
 TLohv, whence? From ohv, indef. whence. 
 Th. OS, who. 
 
 Tlouioitfoit, Dor, for ^ούίουσοίί, nom. pi. part, 
 pres.f. g. and 
 
 TiofiovTi, nom, dual. part. pres. of το6ία/, 
 part. pres. τοβίων, ouerx- τοβίοντι, Dor. for 
 Touiouffi, 3. 2}l. pres. ind. act. of the same. 
 Th. τΌθοζ. 
 
 ΐΙο^ίξΤίν, Dor. for ΤξοΑξΤω, to approach by 
 creeping. From τζοί and ϊξτω, to creep. 
 
 Tloha-oiv, Ion. for iToh<retv, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. 
 act. of τούίω. 
 
 Τΐο^ίίττίξοί, evening. Dor. for Τξοα•ίσ•τίξοί. 
 Th. 'ίστίξοζ, evening. 
 
 YLohZvTis, Dor. for τούουνης, nom. pi. 
 2>art. pres. and 
 
 Tiohvvri, Dor. for ToSoutfi, 3. pi. pres. ind. of 
 
 JlofiM, f rtiru, and iffu, to desire, long for ; 
 
 to love; to regret the loss of; 1. a. 'ίτΌ6ίσα, 
 Th,.TOOoi, desire. 
 
 Houh, ??, h, desire. From the same Th. 
 
 Τΐοβγιμίνα,ι, by Ectasis for νοόίμίνοίί. Dor. 
 or Ion. for TohTv, pres. inf. of τοΰϊω, which 
 see. 
 
 Πβ^/, where ? whither? but 
 
 ΎΙοό), somewhere, at some time. From ό'Λ, 
 where, indefin. Th. os, who. 
 
 Τϊοίοξίυσοί, Dor. for ΤξοοΌξωίτα, part, pres. 
 f. g. and 
 
 ΤΙούοξ^, Dor. for τξοα-οξΆ, 3. si7ig. pres. ind. 
 of τοβοξκω. Dor. for ΤξοοΌξοίω, to look upon, 
 to behold. From tot), for τξο;, and οξάω, 
 to see. 
 
 ΤΙο&Όζνίμι, Dor. for Τξοα-όξ'/ιμι, Poet, for τζοσ•- 
 οξω, to look upon. 
 
 ΤΙο^οξγα-^α, Dor. and ΑΞοΙ. for ΤξοσΌξκς, 
 2. si/ig. pres. ind. act. of τούοζάω, ivhich see, 
 under Tloio^n- 
 
 ΤίοβοξΜΟΌί, CCS, «, Dor. for Τζοσοξωσοί, vtSy 'h, 
 j)art. pres.f. g. of the same. 
 
 ΙΙ0'Θ02, ου, ό, desire, longing ; love ; 
 regret. From the unused verb τΌύω, to de- 
 sire, or, according to others, from the p. m. 
 TiTotdoi, of Ttiuea, to persuade. 
 
 ΪΙοβουμίν, I . pi. pres. ind. of ToOioj, 
 
 ΠβΓ, whither? to what purpose? where? 
 how far ? how long ? From the indefinite ol, 
 whither. 
 
 Yio), to some place, somewhere, in some 
 sort, as it were. From the same. 
 
 TLotoc, as, h, what, of what sort ; from m. g, 
 τοίοζ. 
 
 Tloiaiis, uitrffoc, oiiv, grassy ; Dor. for τοιή• 
 iis, tvhich see, 
 
 TLonT, 3. sing, jyres. ind. but 
 
 Tioiii, 3. sing. pres. imperat. act. of τοιιω. 
 
 Πο/ίϋ, Dor. for τοιου, pres. imperat. pas. 
 TotiZvTi, Dor. for τοιουντι, dat. sing. j)art. 
 pres. act. touuvtoc. Dor. for τοιοΰντα, acc. 
 sing. part. pres. act. of τοΛω, to do. 
 
 Τίοίίύμί^ν, Dor. and Ion. for ίτοιούμι^ν, 
 1. sing, imperf pas. ; so τοηυμιν. Dor. and 
 Ion. for ίτοιουμίν, 1. pi. imperf. act, of τοάω. 
 
 TiotiuvTi, See Τίοηυ. 
 
 ΠΟΙΕ'ίΙ, y. viff ω, p. TIT οΙηχΌ., to do, make, 
 prepare ; to compose verses •, to perform sacri- 
 fices ; part. perf. τετοιηχωξ, 1. a. ϊτοίγισα, 
 part. 1. a, ToinffOL?' jjres. pas. τοήομβίΐ, ουμα,ι, 
 to become ; to assign, fix, as punishment ; to 
 assume, feign ; perf. pas, τίτο'ιγιμαι, 1 . a. 
 pas. iTomunv, 1. a. m. ΙτοίΥκτάμην, ω, ατο. 
 IloiiTv ^ύνα, to be enraged, Herod, ii, 121 ; 
 to suppose, Herod, vii, 1^6 ; τοί^κτον, Lat. fac, 
 imagine, suppose ; Tonlv, to restore, Lucinns 
 Dial. TLotilv τον νόμον, to observe the law ; 
 3•ί/ίτ/«ί, to sacrifice •, ϊοξτ>/ιν, to celebrate a fes- 
 tival ; Τξοί τ), to be efficacious, useful ; λέ- 
 γοντΒΐ, to introduce one speaking ; with ίτ), to 
 place, ^-c. ΤΙοα7ν ίκ»>.η<τί<χν, to assemble 5 
 χρόνον, to tarry ; ά,ξγυξίον rm, to acquire 5 riva 
 κα,χωζ, to treat ill, to injure ; s|a», to send 
 away. Πο<εΓίΤ^«/ νβ^βν, to enact a law ; Xeyev, 
 
ΠΟΙ 
 
 684 
 
 HOI 
 
 to speak ; ά^;^>ιν, to begin ; ταΊ^α, to adopt ; οπξ) 
 τολλβΰ, to value, to esteem of great importance ; 
 ντίξΐ TXii/Jvas, to value more highly ; τίξΐ ολί- 
 youi to have a low opinion of, to despise ; 1^' 
 or y<p' tinuTov, to reduce, to subject ; εν S-ay- 
 μαη, to wonder at, to admire ; τοιζΊσΰα,ι τξτι- 
 ιγμ-α. βΰδεν, to regard of no importance ; ^iha. 
 'fforuauon^ to be enraged, offended. ] 
 
 TLoiii, »is, Ion. for Toa, κ;, h, grass. 
 
 Tlotmii, mtra-a, mv, grassy, covered with 
 grass, abounding in herbage. 
 
 Tlor/iitrirce, as> «• See the jyreceding. 
 
 Tiof/jhig.. iitroi, h, part. 1. a. pas. of ταήω. 
 
 ΤΙοί^ιμοί, aros, ro, a work ; a poem, being the 
 work if a poet j ίτοί'^μχτχ, ων, preserves, or 
 comfits. From •χοΛα>. 
 
 ΤΙοΐίίμίνοί, Ion. for ^ί-πΌΐτιμίνο;, vi, ov, 2)art. 
 perf. pas. -f 'τοάω. 
 
 Tlo'iyiff',for ire/sjire, which see. 
 
 Τίοΐ'/,σατο, S. sing. \. a. m. Ion. and 
 
 TLoiniTi, Ion. for lire/jjirs, S. siiig, 1. a. hid. 
 act. of <7τοιίω. 
 
 Τίο/ίησ-ι, Ion. hy Paragogefor ^om, 3, sing. 
 ])res. subj. act. of the same. 
 
 TLoiriffis, εως, '/ι, the making or execution of 
 any thing ,• the performance ; poesy, the poetic 
 art. Fro7n ττοάω, to make, compose, ^c. 
 
 Υ^οιήσομ ,for -ττοιτιιτομχι, Lf in. and 
 
 Τ1οί'/;σω, ί~ζ, ίΐ, Σ) or. for '^οινισω, si;, ίΐ, ^-f 
 ind. act. of νοιιω. 
 
 Tior/ir'tov, a verbal adj. one must or ought to 
 do, vVc. Fi'om irei£&/. 
 
 Tior/iTYii, ou, 0, a maker, author, performer j 
 dat. pi. •ζ!Όΐ'/ΐτα(.ΐ$. From 3. sing. perf. pas. of 
 
 TloiyiTtxh, sc. rip^v'A, the poetic art. 
 
 'n.oiyir'iKos, >?, ov, making, effecting ; effi- 
 cient ; poetic ; in pi. n. g. ^otyiTuca. Fro?n 
 2. sing. perf. pas. of ττοάω. 
 
 TLctyiTost '/I, ov, made ; artificial ; factitious ; 
 verbal adj. from -ΐοάω. 
 
 ΐΙοΐίηίΓξίοί, χί, 71, poetry. From, the same. 
 
 ΐ1ο»'/ιφχγίω, ω, to feed upon grass or herb- 
 age. Fri)m 'ffo'i'A, or -r'oa,, grass, and φάγω, 
 to eat. 
 
 TLoiKiXavio;, ω, Oor. for 
 
 TLoixtXy,vtcs, ου, ο no,) h, having variegated 
 rems ; ο ■jrotxiXas 7ίν'ιοίζ''ί^ων, 
 
 ΙΙβ<»/λ<«, «ί, h, a variety, diversity. From 
 croixiXos• 
 
 Π-οίχΙλλω, f. λω, to variegate, to diversify, 
 to ornament ; to play tricks upon ; pres. inf. 
 τβ*/λλί/ν, part. pres. ττοικίλλων. Th. -ποι- 
 χίλοζ. 
 
 ΤΙοίταλμα,, aros, το, an ornament of various 
 colours. From the preceding. 
 
 ΐίοίΛί>-όζουλοί, ου, β xeci fi, crafty, full of 
 expedii-nts, ready. From τοικ,ΐλοξ and βουλτ,. 
 
 TLoixtXcyuov;, υοζ, ο κοΆ », Dor. for 
 Τίΰίχιλόγτίξυ;, υο$, « χαί h, having a variety 
 of sounds ; τοικ,ίλ'/ιν γΐίξυν κοά ψωννιν ίχων. 
 
 ΤΙοικιΧ'η^ιίξο;, ου, Ό χοίΐ h, having a spotted 
 neck, of various colours ; also uttering various 
 iBounds ; ayi epithet of the nightingale ; ωζ V 
 
 ί'^ίΐξ 'ff^offUi'rtv Bti^Yovce, τοιχίΧο^ίίξον, Hesiod, 
 Op. 201, as the hawk addressed the night- 
 ingale of various- toned, or pi-obably, various- 
 coloured, throat ; it being an old opinion that 
 this bird changed its colour with its note ; see 
 Clem. Alex. Peed, ii, 10, p. 221, as cited by 
 Ruhnken, in Guiford's Poet. Minor. The 
 common reading here is erroneously »δ' ί'^'ίξ. 
 See Classical Journ. vol. xii, p. 410, and 
 Etymolog. Gudianum, p. 19, 26, verb. ΑΤνβί' 
 in the latter of which also p. 137, 3, the word 
 "^ίΐξ'ή is said to mean the front part of the neck 
 where the windpipe is, in contradistinction to 
 αΐχγιν, the back part of the neck. From ττοι- 
 x'lXos, various, and %ιΐζγ), the same with ^ϊξπ, 
 vii, '/I, the neck; and by Metonymy of the 
 effect for the cause, the voice.] 
 
 ΤΙ,οιχίΧΌΰξονος, ου, ό χοά ri, having a many- 
 coloured, i. e. beautiful, throne, or, according 
 to others, having A'^arious thrones or abodes ; an 
 epithet of Venus, Sappho i, 1 ; where some read 
 τοιχιΧΌφξον, vocat. of ττοιχιΧΌφξων, wily, artful. 
 This reading is adopted in a recent edition, 
 published in tlie Cambridge Museum Criticum, 
 for 1814, vol. i, p. 3.] 
 ΐΐβίχιλομΐΐτί^ζ, ου, ό, and 
 ΤΙοιχιΧόμτιτίί, toi, ο και ίι, artful, wily, hav- 
 ing various plans or expedients •, spotted. 
 Prom TToixlXos, various, and μ'^τις, counsel, 
 skill. 
 
 ΤΙ.οικιΧΟνωτοί, ου, ό χοά y), having a spotted 
 back. From ττοιχίΧοξ, various, and νωτος, the 
 back. 
 
 Π0ΙΚΙ'Λ02 f'Teotx'tXoiJ, ά, ov, various, 
 diverse, of various colours, many -coloured, 
 spotted ; artful, wily ; ambiguous, perplexed, 
 Herod, vii, 111. From "jrCxoi. λ/αν, very skil- 
 fully. 
 
 ΤίοίχιΧοφόξμιγ^, γγος, ο χα) h, accompanied 
 by the various-toned lyre. From τοιχΊΧοζ, 
 various, and φόξμιγζ, γγος, h, a lyre. 
 
 ΤίοιχιΧόφξων, ovos, ο χοά τι, wily, artful. See 
 
 Τ\.οίχιΧΌβρονοί.'\ 
 
 TloixiXrhs, ου, ό, one who diversifies, that 
 makes garments of various colours. From 
 
 •το/χιΧΧω. 
 
 ΤΙο/χϊΧωί, variously, in many ways. From 
 ToixiXo;. 
 
 ΤΙοιμχίνον^ ,for -τοίμχίνοντοί, ace. sing. part, 
 pres. act. and 
 
 Τΐοίμοίίνοντι, Dor. for το/μοίίνουιη, 3. pi. 
 pres. ind, of 
 
 Τϊ,οιμοίίνω, f. α,νω, to feed, to attend the 
 herds ; to conduct, to rule ; to take care of ; 
 to instruct; 1. a. ί<π•οΊμα,νοί, 1. a. imperat. 
 ίτοΐμανον, άτω, and 2. ^;Λ τοιμάναπ. Th. 
 "^οιμτιν, ivos, 0. 
 
 ΐίοιμά,ν, Dor. for ττοιμγιν, which see. 
 
 ΤΙοιμάνοίτί, 2. pi. 1. a. imperat. act. of 
 ^οιμοανω. 
 
 ΤΙοιμαντίον, verbal adj. owe must feed. From 
 
 Το/μαίνω. 
 
 ΐίοιμχντϊχοζ, 91, ov, of or relating to shep- 
 herds, pastoral. From ^οίμαίνω. 
 
ΠΌΚ 
 
 685 
 
 ΙΙΟΛ 
 
 ΐίοιμανω, \. f. of τβιμαίνω. 
 
 Τίοιμίνι, dat, sing, of -τοι/Λ^ν. 
 
 Ή.οιμιν'ίκ.ο;, h, ον, of a shepherd, pastoral. 
 From 
 
 nOIMRN, ενβί, Ό, a shepherd ; chief, 
 ruler, conductor. From τάω, to feed, or from. 
 <rairi μίνων, remaining upon the grass. Hence 
 
 Τίοίμννί, vii, 71, Oor, "Χοιμνα, and 
 
 Τίβίμν^ϊοξ, ice, ϊον, relating or belonging to a 
 jfilock of sheep. 
 
 ΣΙοίμνιον, ου, το, dimin. of τοίμνη, which see. 
 
 ΐϊοίνκω, ω, to punish, inflict punishment. 
 
 nOINH\ fii, h, Dor. Toiva., punishment, a 
 penalty ; it is also used for a reward or com- 
 pensation, and for discharge, payment, or satis- 
 faction ; as if from t'ovos, trouble or labour ; ■ 
 a price, as ^^χ\ vJog -rotviiv Τανυμνι^ίοξ, Iliad 
 V, 266- From, the ancient -roivoi is formed \ 
 the Latin foenus. Salm. de Usur. p. 22, The \ 
 primary ngnification if -ττοιννι is a compensa- ^ 
 tion, punishments being originally only compen- 
 sations^/• injuries done ; whence ϋτοινιχ,, a ran- 
 som. Hence Totvhv or VtKnv ^iVovai, to suffer 
 punishment, i. ■:. to give compensation, Quart. 
 Rev. xxii, 325. jlnd so in Latin, dare pcenas, 
 to give or pay the penalty, i. e. to be pun- 
 ished.] 
 
 Hoioiyiv, jji, 91, Att. or ^ol.for 
 
 ΤΙβίοΤμ/, οΐί, οΐ, pres, opt. act. of tonon. 
 
 Τίοιολογίΰιτα, Dor. for τοιολογονσκ, νις, h, 
 part, pres.f. g. of j 
 
 ΤΙοιολογ'ίω, ω, to gather herbs. From τοίη, \ 
 for -ττ'οΛ, Ion. and λίγω, to collect. 
 
 YLo7oi, o'lcx,, o7ov, of what kind? what. It 
 is generally interrogative ; but ό•π•ο7οί, never. 
 Th. eJos, of w^hich kind. 
 
 TloioTfiroi, ace. sing, of 
 
 Tloiorr.s, Yiros, quality. From -ττοΊος. 
 
 Ilfl/eD, pres. imjyerat. pas. of -π-οαω. 
 
 Τίοιοΰμίζ) Dor, for τοίοΰμίν, 1. pi. pres. act. 
 *f the same. 
 
 Τίοιοϋντων, Att. for 'π'οΐί'ιτωσαν. For the 
 Attics make the 3. j^ers. pi. of the imperative in 
 the same form, as the genitive plural of the par- 
 ticiple of the same tense. Th. ττοήω, to do. 
 
 TloiTTwos, oZ, 0, an active servant. From 
 
 Τίοί'Τννω, or ToiTvivai, to be busy or active ; 
 to wait upon. From Totih and -ΐνίύίΐν, or 
 Wiuv, to breathe, for one toho is busy and 
 tvorks in haste, breathes hard. 
 
 Ίλοίξΐν, 7vo;, 0, the scrotum, Etymol. From 
 /ττίίξω. See ΐΐτίξίν. 
 
 TioiTtvos, ou, Kou '/I, Poet, one who rewards 
 or repays, who returns a favour ; by Sync, from 
 Τΰΐν'ήτ/νος. From Totvvi and τΊνω. 
 
 ΤΙ,οιωην, Att. for <τοιο7μι, pres. opt. act, of 
 
 ■JCOi'lU. 
 
 ΥίόχΒί, Dor. for ^οτϊ, which see. 
 
 ΤΙοκίζω, See 
 
 TLoxt^KTo, Dor. and Ion. for ΙττοχισΌ,το, 
 3- sing. 1. a. m. if ι-οχίζω, f. Ίσω, to shave, 
 shear, comb. From 
 
 ΤΙόχοί, ου, ό, a fleece. Th, 'τη^κω^ or <τίκω, 
 to shear. 
 
 Tloxusy Dor. for -ττόκ,βνί, ace. pi. of τΌχα. 
 
 ΤΙολίΚζ, Poet, for -τολλον?, ace. pi. m. g- 
 of ToXvs. - Put 
 
 Τίόλΐοίς, ace. pi. of τόλΐξ, ίως, r„ a city. 
 
 Πολύί, Ion. or Poet, for 9ΤοΧλο), and 
 
 Tlokiiffff', for ^oXinrfft, dat. pi. Poet, and 
 Ion. for τολλο7;, from τολυ;, many. 
 
 Τίόλίί, dat. sing, of τόλι;, iu;, 'h, a city. 
 
 Ί\ολι7ν, pres. inf. act. of τολίω, to turn. 
 
 Τίολίμο6ξχ;ία/, ω, f νκτω, to hold the office of 
 commander of an array, to hold the office of or 
 to be polemarch, among the Athenians, Herod. 
 vi, 109.] 
 
 ΤΙολίμοίξ^ζΟί, ου, ο, the polemarch, a com- 
 mander in chief. From τόλζμοξ, war, and 
 Λζχόί. Th. ά,ξχί^, the beginning, also com- 
 mand. 
 
 ΤΙολίμεω, M,f. ιησω, p. τίτολίμακβί, to wage 
 war; 1. a. ί^τολίμίΐο-χ, 1. a. inf. act. -τΓολίμΥί- 
 ffcLi. Th. ττόλεμοζ, war. 
 
 Τ\.ολ&μνιϊος, Ion. by dissolving the diphthong, 
 for •7Γολίμαοζ, ου, ο χοί) h, warlike ; τολίμήϊοί 
 'ίξγκ, war, Hom. From the same.] 
 
 ΤΙολίμ^σ-ει, 3. sing, l.f, act. of τολίμίω. 
 
 Ιίολψίοί, us, h, (χύζοί being understood) the 
 territory of the enemy. From τολ'ψιοί. 
 
 ΐίολίμιζ'ίμζν, and 'Τολίμι'ζίμίνα,ι, pres. inf. 
 Ion. and Dor. for ^ολίμίζίΐν, of τολεμίζω. 
 
 ΤΙολίμ/ζον, Ion. for Ιτολίμιζον, 1. sing, or 
 3. pi. imperf. act. from 
 
 ΤΙολίμίζω, f ((Teo, p. ΤΐίΤολίμίχα, to wage 
 war, to carry on war, to fight. Th. τόλεμο;, 
 war. 
 
 ΤΙολεμϊχοί, V, ov, warlike, military, hostile. 
 Hence ττολεμιχτι, τι;, τι, (ί'τηστήμιτι being under- 
 stood) the military art ; and ro <τολεμ(χον, ου, 
 a trumpet of war. Hence in Engl, polemic. 
 Th. τόλεμοζ. 
 
 Τίολεμϊχύίί, adv. in a warlike manner, in a 
 hostile manner. From the preceding. 
 
 Τίολεμΐοί, toe, lov, an enemy, hostile, injuri- 
 ous ; also military. From τόλεμος. 
 
 ΤΙολεμίίττ^ξίοξ, ου, ό κοί) 'h, warlike, ready for 
 war, military. 
 
 Τίολεμιστη;, οΰ, ό, a warrior, prepared for 
 war; ace. sing, τολεμιστιην. From ^ολεμίξω. 
 
 Τίολεμο^όχοί, ου, ό Mat ή, Poet, one who 
 Avages war, fond of war ; ό -ττΌΧεμον δεχόμενο;. 
 
 Ή.ολεμο7ιτι, dat. pi. Ion. of τολεμοι. 
 
 Τίολεμόχλονβί, ου, ό xoCi ν\, warlike, full of 
 the bustle of war. From -^όλεμβζ and χλόνο?, 
 a tumult. 
 
 Π0'ΛΕΜ02, ου, and Ion. oio, o, war, bat- 
 tle ; as if τολύαιμος, from ττοΧυ and κΊμκ, 
 blood ; or, as if τολόλεμοζ, from -τολυ; and 
 ϋλλυμι, to destroy ; or from τόλεις μειων, 
 lessening cities. Others derive it from νολεω, 
 to turn. 
 
 ΤΙ.ολεμοτξο(()'εω, ω, to foment a war, prosecute 
 a war. From the preceding and τξίφω. 
 
 Τίολεμάω, ω, to excite to war. From πό- 
 λεμο?. 
 
 ΤΙολ%οζ, gen. sing. Poet, for ττολλου• so in 
 
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 gen. pi. <τολίύ)ν, for ίΤΰλλων, from weXyj, 
 much, many ; which see. 
 
 Tlok'iffxiTo, Ion. for ίτολίετο, uro, 3. nng. 
 imperf. pas. of ^ολεω, to turn. Or perhaps 
 from τοΧίο'κω, ivhick is the same as τολίω. 
 
 TLiXiv;, gen. sing. Dor. for -^roy^io;, from 
 τΰλι;, h, a cit}'. 
 
 ΠΟΑΕ Ti, f. 7;σω, p. 'Ti'n'OXviy.K, to turn, to 
 be with, to live with ; to plow ; to feed. Heitce 
 perhaps in Eng. το plow. 
 
 Πίλί^ί, and Poet. -τΌληος, gen. sing, of 
 TTOXis, «, a city. 
 
 ΙΙβλ»?&;ν, gen. pi. Ion. for -δόλιων, from the 
 same. 
 
 ϋολίΛΜομίω, ω, f. v\ffu, to be the ruler of a 
 city. From 
 
 Τίολιανόμο;, ου, ο, an aedile, a prefect, ruler 
 of a city. From -^όλι; and νίμω, to govern. 
 
 ΤΙολιάζ^ζο;, ου, ό, Ά protector or guardian of 
 cities. From τα; ιτόλιις ίχ^ιν χ,οά φυλάσσιιν. 
 
 Πίλ/άί, echo:, 71, the protector or patroness 
 of a city, presiding over a city. An epithet of 
 Minerva, tvho was .<tupposed to have cities under 
 her protection and pairoiiage. Th. τόλι;. 
 
 Πολίαταν, Dor. for -^ολι>ίτων, gen. pi. of 
 ^ολιτ,τνίί. 
 
 ΤΙοΧΊζω, f \σω, p. τίτόΧικα, to found a 
 city ; 1 . a. Ι^όΧισα. Th. ττόΧι;, a city. 
 
 TLoXt^o^o;, ου, ο y.au h, for ττοΧιουχβ;, which 
 see.] 
 
 IlflX/jji, gen. sing.f. g. of ttoXios, a, όν. 
 
 TloXiriroiii, dat. pi. τοΧιητων, gen. p/. of 
 
 TloXiyiTr,?, ου, ο. Poet, for -τοΧΊτν,ί, a citizen. 
 From ToXtS' 
 
 ΤΙοΧιοχξότ&φοί, ου, ο kou h, having white 
 temples. From ToXio; and χξόταφο;, the 
 temple. 
 
 ΤΙοΧιοΰκίου, to besiege a city, to assault ; to 
 invade a territory, to harass ; part. pres. pas. 
 ^oXiopKoufiivo?. From τόΧι; and 'ϊξαος, εβ;, 
 τ», an enclosure. Th. u^yui,f. 'ί,ω, to shut up. 
 
 YioXio^^y.r,'7ni, eu, o, a besieger or talcer of 
 cities. From the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙοΧιοξχΊοί, as, 71, a siege, an assault. Fro7n 
 the same. 
 
 ΠΟΛΙΟ' Σ, la, /sv, white, grey; -τοΧικι is 
 %ised for -^τοΧιοά τξΊχ^ι?, white or grey hairs, 
 Anacr. 36 ; and Theophr. Char. 2. Hence 
 vroXios, an old man, Theocr. i, 44; as if from 
 <xot,Xaio;,f»r old things qfteii turn grey.] 
 
 ΤΙβΧιοΰχοί, ου, ό xoii h, presiding over a 
 city, a tutelar god or goddess ; an epit/wt of 
 Minerva, the guardian of the citadel. From 
 •τόΧέί and 'ίχ^ι.'\ 
 
 Π0'ΛΙ2, εωί, 'h, a cit\" ; %vhere men -ro- 
 Χοΰσι, live, or rather from -ττοΧυς, because there 
 are -roXXo), united by fixed laics. 
 
 TluXifffiBi, α,τοζ, TO, a city. From τολίζω. 
 
 ΤΙοΧισμάτιον, ου, το, a small town ; dimin. 
 from the preceding. 
 
 ΐΙοΧίίτσκμίν, Ion. and Poet, for ΙτοΧίο-ιχ,μίν, 
 1. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of ^βΧίζω. 
 
 ΤΙοΧιτάξχης-, ου, ο, the ruler of a city. From 
 reX'iTTis and α,ζχ,τι, command. 
 
 ΤΙολιτύα, us, h, and Ion. toXirriifi, a statff, 
 a commonwealth ; citizenship ; the state and 
 administration of a commonwealth o?• city ; the 
 form of government, the constitution ; the 
 mode of life, conduct. Hence in Eng. pol- 
 ity. From -τοΧιπύω. Th. oriX/j, a city. 
 
 ΤίοΧΊτ-υμοί, ατο;, το, the constitution or the 
 administration of a state ; citizenship ; a city 
 life ; the same as ιτολιτεία' pi. τα ^οΧιτίύ- 
 ματΰί. 
 
 ΐΙοΧιηυσΡαι, pres. inf. pas. of -τοΧιηύω. 
 
 TloXtTiu-TjSi ου, 0, the goyernor of a city ; 
 a magistrate. From 
 
 TLoXtTiucu, f ίύσω, p. 5Τ£5Τβλ/τ£^χα, to gov- 
 ern the state, to conduct the affairs of the state, 
 to be engaged in public affairs ; pres. m. το- 
 Χιτιΰομοίΐ, the same ; to conduct one's self ; 
 ;>. pas, 9η•τοΧιτζυμοίΐ, I have served ; with the 
 dat. From 
 
 TLoXTtt!;, ου, ο, a citizen ; nom. pi. -ττοΧΊτλι^ 
 gen. pi. 'Πολιτών. Th. τόΧι;, a cit)'. 
 
 JloXirixo;, h, ov, of or relating to, a city ; 
 political, civil •, polite, refined, urbane ; popu- 
 lar ; a politician, a statesman. Hence h •7ΤοΧι- 
 Tixh, yjs, (τΊχιΐΥί being understood) the art of 
 goA'erning a state, political science. Hence in 
 Eng. POLITIC. 
 
 ΤίοΧιτικώτεξΟζ, ίξα, ίξον, and superlat, ^a- 
 ΧιτικωτΆτοί, ου, from the preceding. 
 
 ΊλοΧίτις, itos, h, a female citizen. From, 
 ^οΧίτ*ΐί. , 
 
 ϋοΧιτογξχφίκ, a new census of the citizens. 
 From "τόΧι; and γξά,φω, to write, Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΤΙοΧιχ^νη, Yis, 'h, a small town. Th. -ρτΌΧι;. 
 
 Πίλλά, nom. or ace. pi. n. g. or adv. for 
 ταΧυ, much, many ; somefunes for 5Γίλλά»<ί, 
 often, Th. τοΧύς. 
 
 Πολλά»/, Poet, for 
 
 ΤΙοΧΧακις, adv. often, frequently ; and 
 
 ΤΙοΧλΛττΧάοΊος, ου, and 
 
 TLoXXccTXoifiuv, ovos, κα) h, manifold ; also 
 much more, much more numerous, much great- 
 er, ^c. From the same Th. 
 
 ίλοΧΧαχτι, adv. in many places, everywhere; 
 often. From the same Th. 
 
 ΥΙ/ιΧΧοίχ^ου, adv. in many places, Fromilie 
 same. 
 
 TleXXa^us, adv. in manj- ways or modes. 
 
 Πυλλ^, ίί, 71, much or many ; fro7n τολυς. 
 
 Ή,οΧΧτιτΧτίίηοζ, Ion. for ^oXXo^TXaftoSf which 
 see. 
 
 Πολλβν, Poet, for -τοΧυ, much, verj', by 
 far. From 
 
 nOAxV0 2, ου. Poet, for τολυ;, strong, 
 large, vehement, earnest, Herod, ix, 91 ; nu- 
 merous. 
 
 ΐΙοΧΧοίτττιμόξίον, ου, το, one of many parts ; 
 the least part. From 
 
 ΤίοΧΧοσττίμ'οζίύ;, ου, ό xou τι, one of many 
 parts, haAing one out of many parts ; also the 
 least. From -τοΧΧοστος and μ'οζίον, a small 
 part. Th. μείξω, to divide into parts. 
 
 UoXXoffTos, h, ov, one of many, one of the 
 crowd. Th. ^οΧύζ. 
 
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 ΤΙΰλλου, τολλΣΐ) gen. and dat. sing. ίΤβλλβΓί, 
 dat. pi. of the same Th. 
 
 ΐΙΌλος, ov, 0, the pole, the point on which 
 the world turns, the sky, the heavens. From 
 τολίω, to turn. 
 
 Π0'ΛΤ02, ouy 0, a kind of pudding. 
 
 TlaXii, n. g. much ; it is used adverbially, 
 and is rendered very ; i';r'i -τολυ, a long time. 
 So in the pi. <r« 5Τ*λλά, much, very. From 
 
 ΐίολυά,ίκ,ος, gen. Sing, of <ταλυάί%. 
 ΊΧολνοι.ίν\ for <ffoX6a.ivi, voc. of 
 ΤΙολύκινοξ, ου, ο κ,α.) h, much praised, worthy 
 of great praise. From ^tuXus and α,7νο$, praise ; 
 also a jyroper name, Polysenus. 
 
 ΤΙολυάίξ, χ,οζ, ο κοά h, impetuous. From 
 Τΰλυ; and a'i<re-tj, to rush. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυάν^ξον, ov, το, a cemetery or common 
 burying-place, because it contains many men. 
 From -TfoXvi and άνίΐξ, ά,ν^ξοζ, a man, 
 
 Τίολυάνόίμοί, ov, ό κ,α.) τι. Poet, the same as 
 Tl.oXua,\i6vi$, 'ios, κ,οί.) h, having many flow- 
 ers, abounding in flowers. From <tuXvs and 
 ίίνύος, ios, TO, a flower. 
 
 ΤΙολνκνίξωτΓος, ov, ο xxt h, thickly peopled, 
 populous. From τολυ and α.νύξω'^ΓΟί. 
 
 ΤΙολνά,ξ' /jrui, βυ, ό xea h, sought with many 
 prayers. From ^ολν and α,ξητΌζ. Th. άζχ, 
 prayers. 
 
 ΤΙολυοίξίύμοξ, ev, ο χ,αι 'h, innumerable, very 
 numerous, Diod. Sic. 
 
 Τ1ολυα.ξκ,ί(ττοί'Γος, most useful, having a very 
 great variety of uses ; superl. of 
 
 Τΐΰλνα,ξκΐΐί, ios, fl• KCit 71, useful for many 
 purposes, having many uses, very useful ; also 
 lasting long. From -xoXhs and άξζίω, to be 
 sufficient. 
 
 ΤΙολνχξί, ξνοξ, ό xtx) 71, having many lambs, 
 and consequently rich. From -τολυζ, and aos, 
 βίξνοί, ό or 71, a lamb. 
 
 ΐίολύ^ϋξχ^οζ, ου, ό, a commander of many ; 
 β ^τολλων α,ξχ^'οζ. Others read -τολιοίξχ^ο;, 
 ivkich see, 
 
 ΤΙοΧνζινύ'/ΐί, iog, ό κοά τι, very deep. From 
 τολυ and βϊνίο;, ιοζ, το, which is from βάΰοί, 
 io$, TO, depth. 
 
 ΤΙολύζοσκΰζ, ov, Kuu τι, an epithet of tlie 
 earth, which feeds many, many -feeding. From 
 ίΤολνί and β'οίκ,ω. Th. βόω. 
 
 Τίολυζόηίξοί, ets, τι, and Poet, ^ονλυζότίΐροί, 
 the nurse of many, nourishing many, the uni- 
 versal nurse. From ToXhs and βόω. 
 
 Τίολνζβτξυ;, ϋοζ, ο xoc) τι, having many 
 grapes. From τολν; and βότξνξ, grapes. 
 
 ΤΙολύζονλο;, ov, χοά τι, full of wisdom, 
 prudence.'' From τολυ; and βονλτι, delibera- 
 tion. 
 
 ΤΙολυζοϋτΒϋ, nom. pi. of 
 Τίολυζονττίζ, ου, b, having many cattle. 
 From ToXiii and βοΰς. 
 
 ΤΙολνζωτα,, Dor. for τολυζούτου, from the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΤΙβλυγοίέτ!;, so?, b xxi h, Dor. for 
 
 TloXvynSm, iC'iy β »«' «> causing great joy. 
 From τολυ and ynuiu, to rejoice. 
 
 Τίολύγνοιμ'τττοί, ου, ο xou τι, bent in various 
 ways, having many headings or windings. 
 From -pfoXui and γνχμττοξ, which is from 
 γνά.μ'7(τω, for κάμ-Ρίτω, to bend. 
 
 Τίολύγνωτος, ου, b xou τι, extensively known, 
 very celebrated. From -ρτολυ and γνωτόζ. Th. 
 ytvuffKUi, to know. 
 
 ΥΙ-οΧΰγομί^οί, ου, b κοά τ), having many nails, 
 well nailed. From ttoXus and γόμφο;, a 
 nail. 
 
 ΤΙολυγονος, ου, b χάι τι, fruitful, productive, 
 having many young. From -ρτολυ and γονος^. 
 progeny. Th. γιίνομα,ι, to be born. 
 
 Πολν^Λ/^άλοί, ου, b xou h, curiously wrought. 
 From τολυ; and Δα/δαλοί, the famous artist, 
 Daedalus. 
 
 ϋολΰ^ΆΧξνζ, ΰο;, b κοά «, tearful, prone to 
 weep, weeping much ; ace. sing, ^ολΰ^αχξυν. 
 From ToXvs and ^άχξυ, υος, το, a tear. 
 
 ΎΙοΧυ^οίτάνωζ, very sumptuously, at very 
 great expense. 
 
 Ή.οΧυ'^ίΐζα,; , ec^o;, b xou τι, many-tdpped. 
 From ToXhs and ^ίΐξχ;, a^og, τι, the top of a 
 mountain. Th. ^5^>j, and ^ΐξ», the neck, the 
 top of a mountain. 
 
 Τΐΰλυ^ίν'^ξίο;, ου, β χοά h. having many trees. 
 From ToXhs and '^ίν^ξον, a tree. 
 
 ΤίοΧυ'^ίξχηί, ios, b xoi) τι, seeing many things, 
 far-sighted. From -ποΧυζ and %Ίρχω. 
 
 ΐίοΧυ^ίύχτι;, a proper name, Pollux. 
 
 ΤΙοΧν'^ί-φίο;, ου, β χα) h, very thirsty or dry ; 
 also much wislied for. From τοΧυ; and Vi -φκ, 
 thirst. 
 
 ΊΙοΧυ'^ύξτι, m, 'h, the name of a woman, 
 Polydora. 
 
 ΥίοΧυ^ωξοί, ου, b xett τι, giving much, gener- 
 ous ; richly endowed. From π-οΧυ and ^ΰρον. 
 
 a gift 
 
 Also 
 
 ΤΙοΧυ^ωζοζ, ου, b, a proper name, Polydore. 
 
 TloXvu^Tis, ίος, xat h, of different forms or 
 colours, various. From ^oXv and sl^o?, eoj, 
 TO, appearance. 
 
 ΤΙοΧύίΐ^οί, ου, b, a proper name, Polyidus. 
 
 TloXviXioi, ου, b xBi) h, A'cry compassionate, 
 merciful. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυεξΟί^το;, αβ-ττ/, αστον, very amiable 
 much beloved. 
 
 ΥίοΧυίξγο;, or ττοΧυίξγο;, ου, b χα.) τι, labori- 
 ous, hard-working. From τοΧυ and έργον. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυίττι;, ios, b xee.) h, old, aged, full of 
 years. Foom ττοΧυ and 'Itos. 
 
 ΥΙΰΧνίυχτο5, much wished for, ardently de- 
 sired. From -ττοΧΰ and εϋ^ομοίΐ, to wish. 
 
 ΐlΰXύζΰγos, ου, b xa) τι, having many benches 
 for rowers. From croXvs and ζυγό;, a yoke, 
 pi. ζυγα, benches. Th. ζευγνύω. 
 
 Ί\οΧυήμίξθ5, ου, b χα) τι, that which lasts or 
 has been many days. From τοΧυ and '/ιμ'εοα, 
 a day. 
 
 TίoXυ'/^ξ&τos, ου, b xa.) τι, very desirable, 
 much loved or longed for. From τολυ and 
 Ιζάω, ω, f, ά<τω, to loA'C. 
 
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 Ή.Βλυγιχ)ΐ3, ios, ό xcct fi, having or producing 
 a variety of sounds ; ace. sing, τολυη^ία,. 
 JFrom τιλυζ and ^χος, sound. 
 
 Τίολυβξύλλ^ιτοζ, ου, ό κα) '/ι, very celebrated, 
 famous. Th, Β-ξύλλο;, a whisper. 
 
 Τϊαλύ^ντο;, ου, ό κα.) ri, an epithety applied to 
 a banquet or solemn feast, furnished with many 
 victims ; also where many sacrifices are per- 
 formed ; τοΧνίυτον α,λσο;, Eurip, From 
 9Γολυί and Β-ύω. 
 
 ΐίολυιΐξΐν, acc. sing, from 
 
 ΤΙολνϊ^ζΐς, ίωξ, β χ,χ] «, knowing or skilled 
 in many things, having great experience. 
 JFrom ίτβλϋ and Ίοξΐ$, tos, ό χ,α) *;, knowing, 
 skilled. Th. 'Un^t. 
 
 Τίολυ^ίιττωξ, οξος, ο xoit h, very learned. 
 
 JleXu/cayahs) £«?, ο χα,) ti, extremely dry, 
 parching. From τολν and χκγ^ανο;. Th. 
 χ,α,γ^α'ινω, to dr}\ 
 
 ΤίοΧυκάλ&μοζ, ου, ο xcci r„ having many 
 stalks or stems. 
 
 Τίολυκύξο,νοΐ, Dor. for ^ολνκάξ'/ινοξ^ ου, ο, 
 many-headed. From ίτβλν and καίξτινον, ου, το, 
 the head. 
 
 Ώ.ολύχαξτο;, ου, ο χα.) yi, fruitful, productive; 
 and 
 
 ΤΙολυχοί.ξτόταταί, ου, producing fruit in very 
 great abundance. From τολν? and χοίξ'ττόζ. 
 
 Τ1ο)'υχεξ^ί]ί, ioi, ό χοά '/ι, very lucrative ; 
 very artful or crafty. Th. χίξ^ος. 
 
 ΤΙβλύχΐστοξ, ου, elegantly embroidered. 
 From τολυ and χία-το;, embroidered. Th. 
 χίντίω, to prick. 
 
 Τίολυχ'ήτ)};, soj, β χα/ ti, abounding in great 
 fishes. From ^ολυ and χητος, to;, το, the whale. 
 
 Τίολυχλα,ύτοιο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 Τίολύχλοιυτο;, or τοΧυχΧοίοστος, ου, ο χοά yi, 
 much lamented ; mournful, sorrowful. From 
 •ffoXb and χλοίίω, f. χΧαύσω. 
 
 ΤΙολύχλϋίΤ'το;, ου, β χοίΐ νι, shut fast, well 
 secured. From •νοΧυ and χΧύω, to shut. 
 
 Υίολυχλγι'ΐ^οί, acc. sing, of 
 
 Τϊολυχλ^ί'ί, yii'^o;, ου, ο xxi yi, having many 
 
 benches ; composed of many pieces, having 
 
 many pieces, having many joints. From -ττολυ 
 
 and χλγμ;, a bench for rowers j or from xX*its, 
 
 for xXiis, ^e», a key. 
 
 Τίολύχλϋτοί, ου, ο xcu h, assembled from 
 many places ; called by many. From -τολυ 
 etnd χαλίο), to call. 
 
 Τ1ολΰχλυσ•το;, ου, ό xot) γι, much washed or 
 purified ; constantly washed by the sea ; tossed 
 by the waves. From -roXl and κΧύζω, f σω. 
 
 ΤίοΧύχμ*ιτο;, ου, produced or made with 
 much labour. From τοΧυ and χάμκτοζ, 
 labour. Th. κάμιιω, to labour. 
 
 ΤΙοΧύχνγιμο;, ου, ο xx) Ϋι, hilly, mountainous ; 
 having many forests. From -ττοΧυ and χννιμος, 
 part of a mountain, ^c. Th. χψ^μνι, the knee. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυχο/ξανίοί, aj, 'h, nnd Ion. -<-/?, yi?, r,, the 
 government of many. From 
 
 ΤΙοΧυχοίζανοζ, ου, commander or king of 
 man}'. From rroXv; and χοίξοίνοί, ου, ό, a 
 prince, chief. 
 
 πσΛ 
 
 ΤίοΧυχτίο,νβί, βυ, ο χχ) ίι, having many pos- 
 sessions, a rich proprietor ; gen. pi. -τοΧυχηά- 
 νων. Fro?n ττολυ and χτίανον, ου, το, a pos- 
 session ; and 
 
 ΤίοΧυ-ΛΤΥίμων, ovos, ό xaii yj, rich, wealthy. 
 From τοΧυ and χτάομοα, to possess ; f mid. 
 χτ^σ-ομα/, p. pas. χίχτγιμοι,ι. 
 
 TLoXvxuxvTos, ου, ό xcu ν, lamentable, 
 mournful, deplorable. From τοΧυ and xeax'j- 
 TOS, weeping. Th. χωχύω, to weep. 
 
 ΤίολύΧαΧοί, ου, ο xa.) η, talkative, loquacious, 
 garrulous. From τοΧυ and Χα,χίω, ω, to 
 speak. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυΧγιϊος, ου, β xou h, having many fields ; 
 wealthy. From τοΧυ and Χ^ΊΌν, ου, το, a 
 field. 
 
 YloXuXoyioi, a.%, n, loquacit}^ talkativeness. 
 From, 
 
 ΤίοΧυΧόγο;, ου, ο χα.) γι, loquacious, talka- 
 tive. From ToXhs and χΌγο;. Th. Χίγω, 
 p. mid. Χελογοί, to speak. 
 
 ΤίοΧυμα,ΰ'/ΐί, εοζ, ο χα) yi, learned, erudite. 
 From 'τοΧυ and μανΰάνού, f. mid. μα.6ή<τομαι•, 
 2. a. ίμοίΰον, to learn. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυμίξ»?, ίος, Ό xoc) yi, consisting of many 
 parts, multifarious, of diflferent kinds. From 
 τοΧυ and μίξοί, ios, το, a part. Th. μείξω, to 
 divide. 
 
 ΐΙοΧυμεξωζ, adv. in various ways, variously, 
 in various parts. Froin the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙοΧύμγιΧοί, ου, ο χα) τι, having many sheep* 
 From -^tXh and μγιΧον. 
 
 ΤίοΧνμΐίτΐί, IOS, χα) h, wise in counsel, 
 wise, sagacious, prudent. From <ποΧυ and 
 μγιτίζ, IOS, YI, counsel. 
 
 TίoX'Jμίόχ;Άv',for τοΧυμγιχανε, voc. of 
 
 ΤίοΧυμιη^α,νο5, ου, ο χα) yi, full of schemes 
 and artifices, sagacious, artful, active. From 
 ίτοΧυ and μγιχαντι, yisj 'h, a contrivance, arti- 
 fice. 
 
 Ί\oXυμΌζ(pos, ου, ό χα) yi, having many forms, 
 multiform. From <roXu and μοξφγι. 
 
 ΥΙοΧύμοχύο;, ου, ό χα) γι, laborious, toilsome, 
 wearisome ; 'τοΧυμ'οχ^ύω, gen. Dor. for -ου. 
 From ΤοΧυ and μΌχ^6os, ου, ο, labour. 
 
 ΓΙβλννείρίλαί, a, ο. Dor. for 'ΤοΧυνεφ'εΧγι;, ou, 
 0, having many clouds, covered with clouds ; 
 ToXXas 'εχ,^ν viipiXas. 
 
 TloX'J^'iva, CCS, a. Dor. for -ττοΧυϊ,ενη, yis, Yiy 
 
 for which is used elsewhere τοΧύξενο;, having 
 
 many guests. From toXus and ζ'ενο;, a guest. 
 
 ΐΙοΧυζ,ενο$, or -ειvos, ου, ό xx) yi, entertaining 
 many guests, very hospitable From ToXhs 
 and ξεΐνο}, Poet, for ^ivos, a guest. • 
 
 ΐΙοΧυοΙία, as, «, many ways; a long tour. 
 Froin ToXh and oSej. 
 
 TLoXOoXSos, ου, ό χα) νι, very happy ; very 
 prosperous, rich. From. -roXus and oXSos. 
 
 ΥίοΧυοξχο;, ου, ό xot) yi, swearing much. 
 Th. οζχο5, an oath. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυοχΧία, as, fi, a great crowd or con- 
 course of people. From vroXu and οχΧο;, a 
 multitude. 
 
 ϋοΧντχϊ^γΐί, ου, ό,α proper name, Polypaeda. 
 
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 Τίβλντχμμων, όνος, ό κα) τι, \vealthy, rich. 
 From ^ολυ and πύ.μμ.Ά, α.<το;, το, a possession. 
 I'h. ^άω, Ιο possess. 
 
 ΤϊολΰτηίξίΛ, ui, r„ great or long experience. 
 Fr.>7ti 
 
 ΤΙολυττϋξο;, βν, ό και «, having great expe- 
 rience, experienced. From ^oXv and -Truga., 
 experience. 
 
 T\.'>>M<7ri'jUYi; •, Si?, xcci ή, fall of grief, dis- 
 consolate ; mournful. From -roXii and -rivi^o;, 
 tos, TO, grief. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυττγιμων, ovo;, ο κ,ο!.) y;, very noxious or 
 hurtful ; J -τολλα ■Τ'/,ματα φ'ίοω'ΐ, Τΐι. '^γ,μ,α, 
 ατο;, το. 
 
 ΤΙολυττίοκζ, ακο$, having many springs or 
 sources. Fr.mi 'π-ολυ; and ντ.'ώαξ, αχοα, ο, or h, 
 a spring, a fountain. 
 
 Τίολύ'^τλαγκ.το;, ου, ο y.a.) ■/;, wandering 
 much; a vagrant; ge7i. pi. τολντλάγχτων. 
 From ToXb and ττλά'ζω, f. -π-λά^ζω, to cause 
 to wander. 
 
 TloXvrXetv'scjv, gen. ρΐ. of Toy^-wTrXavr,? . 
 
 Υίολν-λά,τΑί, to;, xa) h, wandering much j 
 full of error ; aiid 
 
 ΤΙολντλάν/ιτοξ, ου, ο kou τι, that wanders 
 much, a wanderer. From -ττοΧν and -ττλοίνάω. 
 
 Τίολυτλβί(ηά.ζω, J". ά<τω, p. 5Τί5Γολί;5Γλβσ'/ί£«ί5ί, 
 to multiply. From 
 
 Τίολν^λάσιοί, ου, ο κ.α) h, the ■same as 
 
 Τίολντλασίων, ovos, ό κλϊ τι, manifold ; much 
 greater, longer, cfc. 
 t ΤΙολύ-τλΐ^ξο;, ου, ό xou ή, of many acres in 
 extent. From νολυ; and <τ>Μξον, an acre. 
 
 ΤΙολυτλ'ιί^ίΐα, and ^ο?.υ•ΡΤ?,'/ι^ία, α;, '/ι, a 
 great number or multitude; also abundance. 
 From τταλυτλη^τί;. 
 
 Τίολντλ'/ίίίω, ω, to be very numerous, to 
 increase in number. From 
 
 ΐίολυττλ'/ι^τι;, ίο;, ο κ,οί) ή, \ery numerous. 
 From To/.u; and -τΧηύο;, a multitude. 
 
 ΊΛ,ολυτΧ-Λίΰνω, to multipl}^ greatly. From 
 troXh and τλ-ζι^ύνω, to mult" ply. 
 
 TioXuTXrJ(ij,J'. 'τίΧτ,σω, to fill entirely. 
 
 ΙΙ«λϋτλί«/«, «f, w, artifice, finesse. 
 
 Y\.oXuxXox.oi, ου, και y;, entangled, com- 
 plicated ; having many τγΧοκ/χ.) or knots ; art- 
 ful, cunning, politic. From <7ΤοΧυ and ττΧίχΜ, 
 to tie, to plait. 
 
 ΐ1ΰΧν9Γ3ΐχι?.ο;, ου, ό κα) w, extremely A'ari- 
 ous, diversified, ha\'ing a great variety of forms 
 or appearances. From τοΧυ; and •}ΤοικΊΧο;. 
 
 TLoXUttju;, o'ho;, many -footed ; also the pol- 
 ypus, a fish, so called from the number of his 
 feet. From -proXug and <7Τοΰ;, a foot. 
 
 ΤίοΧυτΓοαγμονίω, to be veiy bus}^ in affairs 
 which do not concern one ; to engage one's 
 self in•,' to examine accurately or carefully; 
 also to seek, particularly po\ver ; pres. inf. 
 ίΤοΧυΤξαγμονΰν. From 'ττοΧυττοάγμων. 
 
 ΤίοΧυ-τΓοοί,γμοσννίΐ, '/;;, h, curiosity, useless 
 concern ; officiousness, intermeddling propen- 
 sity, applied to private men ivho concern 
 themselves about public business ; careful inves- 
 tigation, study, particularli/ of historA-, 
 
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 ΎΙοΧυτζάγμων, ovo;, ο xcei '/i, bnsy, inquisi- 
 tive, curious, studious. From -roXu and τξΖγ- 
 μοί, α,τος, το, a thing ; which is from τοάσσω, 
 or "ττοίττω, f. ζα, p. pas. νί'^ξα,γμοα. 
 
 ΐΙοΧυτξόν&τΰί) ου, ό κα.) η, abounding in 
 flocks. From -χοΧυ and ^ξόζατον, ου, τό. 
 
 ΐΙοΧυτοόσ&ΐ'τοί, ου, ο xat τι, having many 
 faces, liaving different a.spects ; 'ττοΧυττοοσωνοί 
 yivia, Jos. B. J. i, 17, a numerous progen}'. 
 
 YLoX'jTr-ij^os, ου, ο χα) τι, having many folds, 
 many times covered. From 9τοΧυ and πτύσ- 
 σω, f. ξώ;, to double. 
 
 ΙΙοΧυτττΜΧι;, sm;, yi, having many cities, 
 Call. Hi/mn. in Deium, 166. 
 
 Τίο7.ύ•;ττωτον, ου, το, a figure of grammar, 
 a poiyptote. From 
 
 HoXu-TTfiiTo;, ου, ό χα.) '/■„ having many cases. 
 From TToXl; and ττωτο;, ivhic'i is from the 
 obsol. τττΌω, the same as the Th. -ττΐ^ττω, to 
 fall. 
 
 ΤΙοΧνρρ'^μίύν, ovo;, ό xa.\ r„ talkative, loqua- 
 cious. From νοΧυ and ρνιμο!,. 
 
 Tl()?.vpfir,v, '/ivo;, ό χα.) h, having many lambs, 
 wealthy. From -ζοΧυ and α,ες, άονο;, ο or h, a 
 lamb. 
 
 ΤΙοΧύρρ'/ίν-ζ, nom. pi. of the preceding. 
 
 IiOAT2, 'ΤΓοΧΧΥί, -τοΧυ, much, many, nu- 
 merous, large, excelling. Hence ri -roXXh τη; 
 γγιί, Att. for "ToXXy, yri ; τι μοι τοΧυ, what 
 advantage is it to me? m pi. ol ^oXXo), the 
 many, the multitude; in the S(friptures it is 
 sometimes used for τάντί?• sometimes it denotes 
 only a fiew ; gen. ττοΧΧοΰ, y,;, otJ, ace, croXvv, 
 '^oXX'/jv, 'ΤΓοΧύ• hence the comparat. ^Χύων^ 
 ovo;, ό xeci jj, more ; superlat. "χΧιίιττοζ, ου, 
 most. 
 
 ΤίοΧυα-χΒίζ&μο;, ου, ο χα) 'h, that leaps with 
 great agility, far-bounding, nimble, swift. From 
 ■TToXli and σχαίξω. 
 
 ΤίοΧυιττίξίΐ;, nom. pi. of 
 
 YLoXuTTior,;, ios, ο χα,) hj scattered, dispers- 
 ed. Th. στΓίίξω, to sow, disseminate. 
 
 ΥϊοΧυσττίοχ^ων, ό, α proper name, Poly- 
 sperchon. 
 
 ΥΙοΧύσ-ττΧαγ^νοζ, ου, ό χα) τι, having great 
 compassion or tenderness. From -roXl• and 
 στΧάγχ^νον. 
 
 ΐΙοΧυστάφνΧοί, ου, ό χα) τι, abounding in 
 grapes. From -τοΧυ and σταψυΧ'/ι, ίί, «. Th. 
 σταφ);, idos, h, a raisin, 
 
 Τ].οΧύίττονο;, ου, ο χα) h, groaning or sighing 
 much ; also causing many sighs, mournful. 
 From "ΖοΧυ and 7τ\νω, to groan. 
 
 ΤίοΧυΐϊΤξοφα,Χίγζ, yyo;, ό χα) ίι, whirling 
 much. From 9roXh and c-T^a^aX;y|, tyyoi, fi, 
 a turning round, a circular motion. Th. 
 στξίψΜ. 
 
 ίΙοΧυα-ύν^ίτον, a figure #»: grammar (the 
 opposite of ασύν^ιτον), denoting a multipliculion 
 of conjunctions. From τοΧυ? and σύ•»ο-τοί, 
 bound together ; ivhich is from συν and Ιϊω, to 
 bind. 
 
 lioXuTixv'ia, ας, τί, a great number of chil- 
 dren or young. From «rcAw and t'ikhv, Th, 
 
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 νΐϋτω, y. τί^ω, 2. a. ετίΛον, p. V.l. τίΤΑχα, to 
 bring forth. 
 
 lloXvr'zXuK, as, 'h, wenltli, pomp, magnifi- 
 cence ; •;τολυτίλίΐων, gen. pi. of 
 
 ΤΙολυτζλίΐί, ioi, ό κίΔ h, costly, sumptuous, 
 Kiagniiicent ; exquisite. From πολύ and <ri- 
 Xo;, ίος, -TO, cost, expense. 
 
 ΤΙολντίλω;, adv. sumptuousl)', magnificently, 
 expensively. From the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙολντί/ΐΛ'/ιτΰ;, ου, ο κοά ί, worthy of much 
 honour ; of great A'alue, precious ; and 
 
 Τίολντϊ/λο;, ου, ο sccc) «, very precious ; wor- 
 thy of much honour. From voXh and ημη, 
 *s, h, a price, honour. Th. τΊω, to value, to 
 honour. 
 
 Τίολύτλα;, αντο;, ο κα.) η> that has endured 
 much, unfortunate ; daring, capable of endur- 
 ing much. From τολυ and τΧάω, or τα.Χά.ω, 
 to endure. 
 
 Ύ\.οΧντΧ'Λμων, ονοί, ο κκι '/], t/ie same. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 TloXurX'/iro;, ou, ο κ,κ) h, having suiTered, 
 endured, or experienced much.] 
 
 ΥίοΧυτΌκος, ου, ό κα.) h, bearing many chil- 
 dren, fruitful. Tit. τίκτω, p. rn. τίτοκα, to 
 bring forth. 
 
 ΐΙοΧυτζ^ίζων, wvo;, ο xai h, abounding in 
 pigeons. From <^οΧυ and τξγ,ξων, ωνοξ, h, a 
 pigeon. Th. τξίω, to tremble. 
 
 ΤίοΧυτξΟ'Ζ'ία, a;, it, fur xvhick 
 
 ΤΙοΧυτξοτί'/ι, '/ις, ri. Ion. variety, various 
 ways ; craft, wiliness. From 
 
 ΤΙοΧύτοο'Τοί, o'j, κα) h, various, multifari- 
 ous , crafty. From -ττοΧυς and τξότο;. Th. 
 νξ'ί'τται,^. '■^ω, p. in. τίτξο-τα., to turn. 
 
 Τίολντξΰ'πω;, adv. in many ways, in divers 
 manners. From the preceding. 
 
 ΐΙοΧυύμν/ΐ'Τος, ου, ό x.cc) η, very much cel- 
 ebrated. From 'τοΧυς a?id ΰμνο;, ου, ό, a iiymn. 
 
 ΐΙοΧνϋμνίΰί, ας, τι, the name of a muse, 
 Polyhymnia, Polymnia. From •!ΤοΧυζ and 
 νμνο:, a hymn. 
 
 ΐΙοΧυφάξμα,κο:, ου, ο κού 'η, liaving the 
 knowledge of many medicines or poisons. From 
 fToXh and φά.'τ•μα.κ,ον. 
 
 ΤίΰΧΰφημοί, ου, ο κ,κ) h, celebrated, famous. 
 From ToXh and φτιμ), or φάω, to ^Άγ. Also 
 
 ΤίοΧύφ'/ίμο;, ου, ο, a j)roper name, Poly- 
 phemus. 
 
 Τ].οΧν(ρ&οξο^, ου, ό κχ) h, that destroys many; 
 'ΤοΧΧου? φ^ίξων. 
 
 ΥίολύφϊΧο;, O'J, ο κκ) h, having many friends. 
 Th. φί?.ο;. 
 
 ΐΙοΧΰφιΧ'Τζο;, ου, ο κα) yj, who loves vio- 
 lently. From -ττοΧνς and φίλτοον, ου, -ο, a 
 charm for love. Th. φ'.λο;, a friend. 
 
 TLoXuipXoia-SoiOtgen. Ion. for -ου, from 
 
 ΤΙοΧύφΧοια-ζο;, ου, ύ κα) ή, loud-resounding, 
 roaring, murmuring, as the sea. From -ττοΧυ; 
 and φχοία-ζοζ, the roaring of waves. 
 
 ΤΙολύφοιτο;, ου, ο κα) h, a fugitive, wanderer. 
 From τΓοΧυ and φοιτάω, to come, to frequent. 
 
 ΊΙοΧυφ'ΐζζνι, yti,f. g.forom 
 
 ΐΙΰ?^ύφΰξζο;, oVf »a) h) and ^οΧνψόξξοί, η, ov, 
 
 feeding or nourishing many. From -reXhs 
 and φ'ίξζω,β "ψαι, p. m. -ρτίφοξζχ, to feed, 
 
 ΤΙοΧύφοξτα;, ov, ό κα) 'h, having many bur- 
 dens ; heavily loaded. From -πόΧυ; and ψόξ- 
 roi, ου, ό, a burden. 
 
 TioX υφξκ'^ίίσ'α-ί, dat. pi. of 
 
 ΤΙοΧυφξο,ν/ΐζ, ίο;, ο κα) h, very skilful, pru- 
 dent. Th. ψξάζω, 2. a, ίφξο,^ον, to say. 
 
 Τίολνφξοντι;, i§o;, ο kou i, full of cares. 
 From -ττοΧυ and φξοντ);, ί'^οζ, τι, care. 
 
 ΤίοΧυφζοσΰντι, η;, JJ, skill in many things, 
 prudence, discretion •, dat. pi, •ποΧυφξοσύνοιίί. 
 Th. φξ^ΐϋ, ίνο;, ri, the mind. 
 
 ΐΙοΧύφωνοΒ, ου, many-voiced, loquacious ; the 
 name of a frog. 
 
 ΤΙοΧύχ^αΧκος, having much brass, abound- 
 ing in brass ; firm, strong. From -ποΧυ and 
 ^αΧκο;, ου, ο, brass. 
 
 ΤίοΧυχ^ο^Ια, us, 'h, a great number of strings. 
 From 
 
 ΤΙοΧύχ^ο^ο;, ου, ό κα) h, having many strings. 
 From -χοΧυ and χοξίνι, 'h, a string. 
 
 ΤΙΰΧνχ^ζΌνιο;, ου, ο κα) h, ancient, aged, of 
 long continuance, lasting. Froin -^oXhs and 
 χξΌ;ο;, time. 
 
 ΥίοΧυχ^ξονιωτίξο;, ioa, ίξον, more durablej 
 lasting ; comparat. and ■ρτοΧυχ^ξονύ'τατοί, su- 
 perlat. From the preceding. 
 
 ΥίοΧύ^ζξϋίΤο;, ου, ό κα) h, abounding in gold. 
 From 'ΤΓοΧυ and χ^ζυa■Όs. 
 
 ΤΙολυ•φ'/ιφ)ί, 'i^os, ό κα) vj, abounding in peb- 
 bles or small stones. From ποΧυ and ■^Υιφο:^ 
 ου, -Λ. 
 
 ΤίοΧυωΙυνο;, ου, ο κα) 'λ, causing many pains. 
 From -ζοΧυ and οούνη, pain. 
 
 ΤίοΧυώννμο5, ου, ο κα) '/ι, having many names, 
 celebrated. Frofn ττοΧυ and όνομα, utos, to, 
 a name. 
 
 ΤΙοΧυωτίΐί, ίος, ο κα) h, having many 
 holes or openings, like a net. See ΤίοΧύω-φ. 
 From voXhi and 07τή.'\ 
 
 ΥίοΧυω'ΤΓΟϊ, ου, ό κα) 'ή. See ΥίοΧυω'φ.'Ι 
 
 ΤΙοΧυωξίά), ω, f ήσω, to take great care of, 
 to take a deep interest in ; to receive with great 
 marks of attention and respect, to honour. 
 From ττοΧυ and ώξίω, ivhick is from ωζα, care. 
 
 Πβλί/ώ/ψ, MTos, and •ποΧυαιττι;, ios, and 
 'ΤοΧυω'τΐο;, ου, ο κα) h, having many holes, eyes, 
 or openings, like a net, Odi/s. xxii, 38G. 
 From "yroXhs and Μ•ψ.^ 
 
 ΤΙΌμα, a-Tos, το, drink; w'me, Anacr. 36. 
 Th. -πίνω. 
 
 ΤίομτταΊοζ oSoos, a favourable wind, which 
 carries a ship to the desired port. Th. ττίμ-παι, 
 to send. 
 
 Τίομτίία, as, 'h, a procession. Fro?n 'Τομ-τίυΜ. 
 
 Τίομτίυ;, a leader of a procession ; j)l, 'τομ~ 
 -TTviiS• 
 
 ΐίομτίύί/καν, Oor. for ττομ-ττίΰιιν, to be led 
 in procession ; ivhich is from ττομ-πη, a proces- 
 sion. Th. τψ,'ττω, to send. 
 
 Tίoμ'7C^ΰω,f. ιΰσω, to send, convey, conduct ; 
 to march in procession, in triumph ; to lead a 
 procession j to be haughty, to insult. From 
 
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 Τίομτ^ι, ?ί, ■/!, a mission, sending ; a pro- 
 fession, a triumphal parade ; an escort, convoy ; 
 divine impulse or inspiration. Th. ττί/ί^ζτω, to 
 send. 
 
 UofiTixo;, }], ov, relating to or suitable for 
 triumphal processions, shows, ^c. •, splendid, 
 magnificent; adapted to display genius, learn- 
 ing, ^c. From the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙομτοί, fly, 0, an attendant, a conductor, 
 a guide. Fro7n τίμ-τω. 
 
 ΐίομφόλν'ξ, γο;, '/ι, Ά bubble ; a cinder of 
 brass. From κομψοί, which see. 
 
 ΤΙομφολύσσω, f. '^ω, to bubble up, gush forth. 
 Hence ■^ι'ομφόλν'ί,α.ν, 3. pi. 1. a. ocL. Ion. See 
 ΐίαμφό;. 
 
 Τϊομφα;, ου, ό, a swelling upon the body con- 
 taining matter, a pustule ; as it were, something 
 emitted, from -^ίμττω- or from ττίμψιϊ,, a 
 blast. Hence also τομφόλυ'^, a bubble. 
 
 ΤΙαναόγ, Dor. for τον/ιύ^, 3. sing. 1, a. 
 suhj. pas. of -rovidj, to labour. 
 
 JJoviiv, prss. inf. act. of τονίω, f. ή(Τω, to 
 labour ; to grieve, vex, give pain to. 
 
 TloviTro, Ion. for i-^oviTra, 3. sing', imperf. 
 til. of τονίω. 
 
 Iloviovro, Io7i. for ί-ττονεοντο, 3. pi. imperf 
 VI. of the same. 
 
 ΤΙονίύμίνοί, Dor, for τονουμίνος, par/. j)res. 
 pas. of the same. 
 
 ΤΙονίΰμί;, Dor. for τονοΖμιν, 1. pi. of τονίω. 
 
 Haviuvroi?, Dor. for τονουντοις, acc. J)l. jmrt. 
 pres. act. from 
 
 ΐΐονίω, ω, to labour ; to strive to perform, 
 make ; to endure ; to be wearied, fatigued ; to 
 be sick, in pain ; to cause pain ; u το κίντξον 
 TLoviT το τ>ίί μίλίττ^ζ, Anacr. xl, 14, if the 
 sting of the bee gives you such pain ; f ήσω, 
 V)hen it refers to the mind, and ίσω when to the 
 body, as some sitppose. From τόνος, rvhich is 
 from the Th. τίνομχι, to perform •, j). m. τί- 
 τονοί. 
 
 Τ1ο\'/}ξίνομοίΐ, 71, iTCii, pres. ind. m. τονΥιξίΰω- 
 μοίΐ, pres. suhj. m. of 
 
 Τίον/ΐξίόω, f. ίύσω, to act wickedly. From 
 τον/ίξο;, u'hich is from τόνος, labour. 
 
 Tlov'/j^ici, ui, 'h, wretchedness ; wickedness, 
 vice, malice. 
 
 TLnvTi^o:, ξα, ξον, wicked, perverse, malig- 
 nant, vicious ; bad in reference to condition ; 
 by loaj/ of eminence ; τον^ξος, S, the e\nl one, 
 i. e. the devil ; coinpar. τον/ΐξότίξος, ίζα, εξον, 
 superl. τον/ΐξότα,τοζ. From τονίω, which is 
 from τόνο;. Th. τινομκι, to perform ; p. m. 
 τετονα. 
 
 ΤΙόν/}ξο;, ξα, ςον, laborious, v/retched, un- 
 happy. 
 
 ΐΐον/ιξότατος, superl. tf τον/ίξΟ}, ου, wicked. 
 
 Τΐον/ίξωί, adv. wickedly, badly. Front to• 
 ν/ΐζόξ. 
 
 ΐϊονγ,οωξ, adv. unfortunately, miserably. 
 From τόν/ίξο;. 
 
 TliV'/itroni, jEol.for τον'^ίτκς, part. 1. a. act. 
 of τονίω. 
 
 1Λ.ανηΐτά•μίνοζ, part. 1. a. m, and 
 
 Τίοννισαη, 3. sing. 1. a. m. Ion. for sro•. 
 v'^cetTo, of τονίω, f ^/τω, to labour. 
 
 TLovviTiov, verbal adj. one must or ought to 
 labour •, and 
 
 TIovhtYh.os, yi, ov, laborious. From the same. 
 
 Τϊόνοιο, gen. Ion. for τόνου, from 
 
 Τϊόνο;, ου, ό, labour ; pain, trouble ; injus- 
 tice, iniquity, Septuag. Ps. vii, 14 ; cxxxix, 
 24 ; iv, J 0, L^-c. gen. pi. τόνων. From p. m. 
 τίτονοί, of τενομα,ι. 
 
 ΐΐοντατΰξίύω, f ίΰσω, p. τετοντοίτόξΐυκ,α,^ 
 to cross the sea, 
 
 TLovTiuiv, Dor. got. pi. f. g. of τόντιο;, ία, 
 lov, of the sea, as τον-ια,ν ^Άξη^Ιων. Th, 
 τόντο;. 
 
 TlovTm;, ίύο;, τι. Poet, for τοντΊχ, marine, 
 of the sea. Th. τόντος, the sea. 
 
 Τίοντϊχό;, h, ov, of or relating to the sea, 
 marine ; also a native of Pontus. Fro7)i the 
 same. 
 
 TLovTio;, ία, lov, of the sea, marine ; also 
 Pontius, the pra;nomen of Pilate, the Roman 
 governor of Judea. From the same. 
 
 YLovTohv, adv. from the sea. From τόντο;. 
 
 ΤΙοντομί'^ων, οντος, ο, an epithet of K^eptu7ie, 
 that is king or ruler of the sea. Fro7n τόντοί 
 and μί}ω, to command. 
 
 ΐΐοντΰτοξενω. to go over the sea, to sail 
 about the sea ; and 
 
 ΐΐοντοτοξίω, the same. Ft'om τοντοτόξος^ 
 ivliich see. 
 
 Υίοντοτόξοιο, gen. Io7i. of 
 
 Τΐοντοτόξο;, ου, ό κ.αι 'h, that goes over the 
 sea, that sails in the sea. From τόντο;, the 
 sea, a7id τόξος, a passage. Th. τείξω, to pass 
 over ; }>. m. τέτοια. 
 
 ΠΟ'ΝΤΟΣ, ου, ό, the sea ; also 
 
 ΐΐόντος, a co;.(7tt7y in Asia Minor, Pontus. 
 
 ΥΙότανον, ου, το, a large, thin, round cake. 
 From τίχτω, to cook j Gl. Cyr. τότανα, 
 cakes. 
 
 Τίότλιοί, ου, ό, Lot. a proper 7ianie, Publius, 
 
 IIO'IIOI, gods ! In the Dryopian Imi• 
 guage the gods ivere called τότοι, as if τάντα, 
 οττενοντε;. It is also an adv. of ad7niration or 
 indisnalion. 
 
 ΠΟΠΠΤ'ΖΩ, /. ΰσω, to make a sound of 
 soothing or encouragement with the voice, as 
 7iu7-ses use the ioo7'd hush to quiet a child. 
 Theojihr. Char. 20. Newt, notes; to pat a 
 horse, to touch lightly.] 
 
 ΐίοττυλιά/τ^ειν. Dor. for τοττυλίάζειν, which 
 is for τοττύζαν, to hiss. 
 
 ΤΙο-ττύα-^ειν, Dor. for τοττόζειν. 
 
 ΊΙάττυσμα, α,τος, το, Ά sort of whistling ; a 
 gentle stroking or patting, coaxing, flattery. 
 
 Υίοττυ(Τμο;, ου, ό, the sa7ne, a7id from TOTf- 
 τύζω. 
 
 ΐΙόξ2αλΐί, the sn7ne as τά^αλις, εως, η, 
 fro?n τάξοο;, a female pantheiv 
 
 Τΐόξε, 3. si)ig. 2. a. act. Io7%. for ϊτοξε, a7id 
 
 Τίόξε, 2. a. impei^at. act, of τόζω. Poet, for 
 τοζίζω, to supply ; and τόξεν, for ετοξεν, and 
 τόξοι, 3, sing. 2. a. opt. act. of the same ; 
 
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 5τόζ£ίν Β-ανάτΛί. Til. ίπίξω, J', ^τίξω, p. m. 
 νίτοξα, to pierce. 
 
 ΐΐοξίίχ, as, fi, a departure, a journey, march, 
 steps, an expedition. From 'ττίξίνω^ to pass 
 over. Th- τίίξω, p. m. ^τετοζοι. 
 
 ΤΙοοίΤον, ov, 70, provision for travelling ; a 
 machine for moving heavy bodies, 
 
 Tlfssiv^rtvai, 1. a. inf. pas. and 
 
 Τ1•)ζίν^ω, ). a. SKOj. of '^Οξίνομαι, 
 
 Τίοξ-ΰιμαι, to go, depart. It is applied to 
 those who ride ok horseback or in a chariot, 
 Acts \\'n, S6, 39 ; ulrog ζΐωύα 'ττοζίνίσίαι, he 
 used to ride on horseback, Ci/rop. i, S, i ; to 
 go by land, in opposition to sailing, Xen. Anah. 
 V, ;3, 3, also in the Scriptures, to walk, to live, 
 to be engaged in one's employment ; imperf. 
 7)1 ί•πΌξίνόμ.'/;ν, ov, no, pr.s. inf. m. "ττοοίύίσίαι. 
 Jut. m. '^οοίϋίτομα.ι, perf. pas. 'ττί'ττΌςζυμ.α.ι, \.a. 
 p:is. ϊ'ρτοοΐύύ'/ιν, '/li, 7]. 1. a. iinperat. pas. 'ττο- 
 ξίύ^τ,τι, 1 . a. subj. "^οοΐνίω, viid. oj ττοξίύω, 
 which is from ^όξο;, a passage. 
 
 Τΐΰζΐύσ'τι, 2, sing. I. f. r,i. of the preceding. 
 
 TLoozva-t;, ivs, h, a way, a journey ; and 
 
 ΎΙορίντΙξ, vj, ov, passable. 
 
 Τίοζίύω, f. ιύσω, p. ^ϊτόξίνκ,α, to transport, 
 conduct ; to o;-der to go ; to cause to go ; to 
 send. From τοοοξ, a passage. Th. τίίξΜ, to 
 ^ass over ; p. m- <7ί'Τορκ. 
 
 ΐΐοξίω, or τόξω, to give, to arford ; Poet, 
 for 'ττοξί'ζω, to make or afford a passage or ac- 
 cess to ; to procure. Th. -π-ύξω. 
 
 ΐΐΰού'ίω, imperf. Wo^Uiov, ovv, f. rio-a, p. ίΤ;- 
 νόξύγ•ικΛ, ίο lay waste, ravage, destroy ; to as 
 sanlt, Herod, i, 162 ; \. a. ΙττόζίτισΛ, pir,t. 
 1 . a. act. 'ϋΌξβ'/,νοίζ, αντοζ, Th. •τίίρίω, f. σω, 
 to destroy ; 2. a. ζττξ&ύον, p. m. τϊ-^ορία,. 
 
 ΐΐοξί'/,σίΐν, 1 . f. inf. act. of τοξ^ίω, ivhich 
 see. 
 
 Jlc^ur.cii, ioji, 'h, a laying waste, devas- 
 tation, plundering. From 2. jiers. sing. 
 perf pas. of -τοξί^ζω, ivhich see. 
 
 Tlo^CfA,i7ov, ου, TO, a channel ; a boat by 
 means of which a ci.annel is crossed ; the fare 
 or the price of a passage. From -ττοαύμός. 
 
 ΤΙοο^μ-Ιι;, Ιως.. yj, a ferryman ; ajid 
 
 ΤΙοξβμίύω, f ίύίΤΰϋ, to ferry over ; to cross, 
 pass over ; to move ; to carry. From -ττοζ- 
 6μΰς. 
 
 ΐΐοξ^μ^,ίον, Ton. for τοξύμίΐον. 
 
 ΤΙοξβμο:, ου, ο, a passage, a channel. From 
 <7ηΊξίο, to pas's over. 
 
 ΤΙοούΰυμΛν/;, r.s, γ), part, pres. jms. f g. of 
 ^οξύίω. 
 
 ΐΐοξίζίσ-^χι, pres. i>f. pas. of 
 
 ΙΙοξίζα/, f: Ίσω, p. -ττί-τίζίκοί, perf pas. -τη- 
 ιτΌζκτμα,ι, to open a way or passage ; to in\'ent ; 
 to furnish, prf)cure. From -τόξίζ. Th. •ττύοω, 
 to pass over ; p. m. 'τ'ίτοξο.. 
 
 ΥΙόζίμα,, no?n. pi. n. g. of 
 
 ΥΙόζϊμ,οί, ου, ο κ,κι '/ι, passable, that mny be 
 gone through, pervious, passing throuini ; 
 abounding. Frcin τόξο;. Th. miaeu. 
 
 nO'PlS, io;, Kou 'h, a heifer. See YLOo- : 
 
 Τ1όζΐα•μα, a,70}, τί, gain ; a corollary, infer- 
 ence ; and 
 
 ΐ1ΰξΐσ•μο;, ου, ο, a furnishing ; reA'enue ; 
 and 
 
 ΤΙοξία-τ',^ί, ου, ο, all from the perf. pas. of 
 ■ζοξίζω. 
 
 YloniffTince, h, ov, that procures or obtains 
 «??j/ thing, that procures or obtains with ease ; 
 having resources, JCen. j\ient iii, 1, 6.] 
 
 nO'PKH2, ov, 0, the ring wiiich fastens 
 the steel of a spear to the wood. 
 
 ΐίίζκιο}, ου, ο, a proper naine, Porcius, Gr. 
 a fishernian. 
 
 nO'PKOS, ου, 0, a fishing-net ; also by the 
 older Attics, a hog. Hence in Eng. pork. 
 
 ΤΙαονείχ, χζ, 'h, fornication ; adultery, Malt. 
 xix, 9 ; incest, 1 Cor. v, 1. From 
 
 Τΐοονίύίϋ, f. ίύσω, p. ΤίτόξνζυκΛ, to commit 
 fornication; I. a. ίτόξνίυσκ. From 
 
 Ιϊόον/ι. ris, 71, a harlot, ivho Τΐξ-,κ, i. e. sells 
 «??(/ prostitutes her body ; ivhich is from ?rs^- 
 νάω, or '^τίρν/ιμι, p. m. τίνοξνοί, to sell. Th. 
 ^ηξίω, the same. 
 
 Tlo^inKo;, h, ov, of or relating to a prostitute, 
 m.eretricious. From ■ζΌζν/ι. 
 
 Τΐοξνβχό'το;, ου, ο, a pimp, a procurer. 
 
 ΤΙόξνο;, ου, ο, a fornicator ; primarili/, a 
 male who prostitutes his body for hire, 1 Cor. 
 V, 9, 10. See ΥΙΌζν,ι. 
 
 Τϊόξο;, ου, ό, a passage, a crossing ; a ford ; 
 a bridge, Herod, iv, I S6, a seacoast, where 
 there is a passage ; a way or method of effect- 
 ing any thing ; rev^enue, gain. Hence τοξίζω, 
 to acquire. Th. -^ύξοα, to pierce; p. m. -ri- 
 'Τοζο,. Hence perhaps in Eng. a poiie. 
 
 ΤΙόξττα'ξ, κοί, ο, the same as its Th. 7τόξΤ>Ί. 
 
 ΤΙοο'Λ-ύω, or -ίω, to clasp, to fasten with 
 clasps. Frcm 
 
 ΠΟ'ΡΠΗ, r,;, VI, a clasp, a buckle, the 
 ring oi a shield. 
 
 Uc-ppu, auv. farther, at a distance, far, before, 
 beyond. 2Ίι. ττξ^ο, before. It is, inoreovery 
 tne same as -^ύΌσω, the ojyiosite to which is ocri- 
 (Tu, ναοτω κοά οττίσω, before and behind. Hence 
 the comparat. τορράτΒξΟί, superl. τορρύτοίτο;. 
 
 Tloppiuhv, adv. at a distance, afar off. 
 From τόρρύ), which see. 
 
 Tloppuraroi, superl. very distant, Λ -ery far 
 removed ; and 
 
 Π-ορροϋτάτω, adv. superl. at a very great dis- 
 tance, farthest. 
 
 Ιίορρωτίξον, adv. farther, at a greater dis- 
 tance. 
 
 Τΐηρρ&ιτίξο;, more distant, placed at a greater 
 distance, fartlier removed. From 
 
 Ή-οΙρωτίξω, adv. compar. τόρρω, which see. 
 
 Τΐοξσχίνω, or •ττοασύνω, to furnish, to give ; to 
 prepare ; to tc^lce care of ; to perform ; to hon- 
 our. From τόξΜ, f. •^'o^iroi'. Poet, the same 
 with ^οξίζω, to furnish. Th. τίίξω, p. m. 
 
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 'ΤΤίΤΤΟΡΧ. 
 
 ΤΙόξσ-ιον, Poet, adv. for ToppojTipov, farther, 
 at a greater distance. Which is from τξόβ-ω, 
 adv. far, ^-c, a7id by Metath. -roec-u• hence the 
 
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 compar. τόζ<ι•ίον, and stiperl, ττόξίπιττα, farthest, 
 very fai•. Th. ττξο, before. 
 
 ΤΙόξο-κττα, See the preceding. 
 
 YLo^ifvv'iouirot, Ion, for 'τορσυνουσχ, part. Jut. 
 J' §• ?/• '^ορσύνω. 
 
 Τΐοξσύνω, to furnish, to give ; to prepare. 
 From τόξω. 
 
 ΥΙόζσ-Μ, far, comparat. τόξίπον, farther. See 
 'TO ftp ω, 
 
 TLoora.^, α,κο;, ό κ,α) h, the same loith its Th. 
 ■which foUmvs. 
 
 nO'PTI2, ίοξ, κα) 71, a calf, a heifer, a 
 steer ; the same as τΌξίς. 
 
 ΠΟΡΦΤ'ΡΑ {'^τοξφϋξο.), «ί, h, purple ; a 
 shell-fish, yro??/. which jmrple was supposed to be 
 obtained ; also cloth dyed with purple ; a pur- 
 ple robe. 
 
 Τΐοξφύξ-οξ, tot,, iov, contract, ^ΐξφυξοΰί, a, 
 etJv, purple, splendid, elegant ; also black or 
 deep-coloured, particoloured. Th. -ττοξφύζο,. 
 
 ΥΙοξφυο); βοί,σίλίίος, the imperial purple. 
 
 ΐΐοξφνξ'ιων, ωνος, ο, the 7iame of a sea-bird, 
 so called from the colour of its beak andfeet^ 
 
 ΤΙοξ^υξόί/ζ, ζσσα., εν, the same as τορφύοιο;. 
 
 ΤΙοξφυζύΤΜλι;, ii'js, '/I, a seller of purple. 
 From -τοξφύξκ and -ττωΧίω, to sell. 
 
 Τίοξφϋοίο, f. ιι,οω, to die or colour with pur- 
 ine ; to become purple. The agitated sea is said 
 ^οξφύξζιν. Hence al-^o the mind is said τοξφίι- 
 ξίιν, ichen it is somewhat agitated. Th. -ptoo- 
 φύξοί. 
 
 Υίόξω, f. -ζ-όξ^ω, to furnisli, afford, supply ; 
 Poet, the same as ττοξίζα. Th. ττίίξω. 
 
 TioiTffor TfliT/, and so also 7ro(rer,for τοα-σ-ι, 
 Poet. dat. p)l. of -roZ;, the foot. 
 
 Υίοσακίζ, how often ? interrog. adv. lohich 
 is frovi •πΌσοζ, how great ? Th. 'όσος, hovv' 
 great, not interrogative. 
 
 ΤΙοσΰΐ9Τλόίσ•ίο;, tot, lov, and τοα-α,'ττΧα,σΊων, 
 β κοΑ 'A, how tnany times greater ? and 
 
 Πβίτατλώ'ί, cirfu. in how many ways. From 
 ■ττΌσοΐ. 
 
 Υ\.οσΆχ^Ζζ, adv. in how many ways. From, 
 
 Τίόσ-ε, Avhither ? to Avhat place ? From τό- 
 σοζ. 
 
 ΐίόιτ?.!, dat. sing, of τβ^ί, sms, L 
 
 Tlaffithoiv, oLvo;, o, Dor. for Wotxit^Zv, Nep- 
 tune. Hence 
 
 ΐίοσίΐ^άνΐΰζ, tu, iov, Dor. for Tiotru'^aivio;, of 
 Neptune ; and 
 
 Υί.οσαύάων, άωνος, and άονο;, ο, for YLocst- 
 ^av, 0, accus. ΤίοίΤίΐ^άωνοί' vocat. TLocni'Sciov. 
 
 Π02ΕΙΔΠ~Ν, gen. uvog, and Ion. Tio- 
 fftil'iMv, 0, Neptune, the god of the sea. 
 
 Tloffiihuvtov, ου, TO, the temple of Neptune. 
 JFrom lloait^^v, Neptune. 
 
 TLoenuu;, gen. si^ig. of '/τΌσΐζ, h, the sajue 
 ivith τάμα. Th. 'ρτίνω, to drink. 
 
 ΓΙϋ'2ΘΗ, 7ΐί, 71, the prepuce ; as if τΓξΌ- 
 σύη, which is from -^ξοτίόίσβαι. Hence the 
 Latin praeputium, as it were -yr^oTr'acruiov, σ be- 
 ing omitted. 
 
 Yloa-i;, ιως, 'h, drink, the same as ττόμκ, (χ,τοξ, 
 Tfi. Th. 9τ1να>, to drink. 
 
 Tl'oift;, is{, or ίωζ, 0, a husband. 
 
 YLixroi, Yi, ov, how much ? how great? ^cxroif 
 how many ? Th. όσος, how great, not inter- 
 rogative. 
 
 ΥΙ-οσο;, '/), ov, somcAvhat, of some size, extent, 
 ^•c.; some one ; το 'Τοσον, quantity ; aiid 
 
 HotrcT'/ii, '/iTo;, h, quantity, size, extent, 
 number. Th. 
 
 ΐίοσσίχξοτοί, ου, ο ku) yi, beaten with the feet, 
 an epithet of the earth. From -χους, and »ξό- 
 To;, beaten. 
 
 TLoffo-iv, dat. 2^^• Poet, for '7foai\,froin -ζους, 
 a foot. 
 
 Υί&σσω, Dor. for 'χΌσσου, at what price? 
 From ■π'οσοζ, and ν'οσσοζ, by doubling the σ. 
 
 ΤΙοστος, VI, ov, how many ? how high ? in 
 nmnher, rank, Sfc. what? how great? as if 
 τΌσατοί. From 'ττίχτο^. Th. οσοζ, how great. 
 
 Ύίοστως, som.ewhat. From the preceding. 
 
 TLoT, and <7rnff,for tots, at some time ; once, 
 formerly ; loith ixv, if eΛ'er ; τίσι το-τΐ λόγοι$ 
 sTifcciv, by what reasons they at length persuad- 
 ed, J{en. Apol. Socr. I. 1. 
 
 TLoTOiyi, Dor. for -Γξόσ-οιγί, pres. imperat. 
 act from the Doric verb τοτάγω, for τροσάγω. 
 Th. eiyo), to lead. 
 
 Τίοτάγχ^υμίν, we approach. Dor. for Τξοα•- 
 άγχ^υμεν, 1. 2)1. 2>res. ind. of Τξοσύγχ^υμι, 
 From τξο;, which is tot) in the Doric, and ay- 
 χυμι. Th. ayx^t, adv. near. 
 
 TLoTOLittoj, Dor. for 'rξΰσa^^^ω,f. m. τοταύ- 
 σομαι, to sing with or to. 
 
 IliT^/i'/fli, /«, iov, new, recent ; foreign ; 
 first, ancient. From Dor. -ττοτί, to, near. Th. 
 
 ■Τξόξ. 
 
 YioTcuvo;, h, ov, the sa7ne. From the same. 
 
 ΤίΰΤΆμύζίτόαί, Dor. for Χξοσαμ,ίΙζίσόΆΐ, to 
 answer. 
 
 Υίοτάμίίος, ιΐκ, ειον. See Τίοτχμίο;. 
 
 ΤΙΰταμίλζομαι, '/ι, ίΤΆΐ, Dor. for τροιτκμελ- 
 ϊ,ομοα, l.y. mid. of L•μ'^Xyo), to m.illc. 
 
 Υίοτάμιοί, icc, ίον, of a river, dwelling in 
 rivers. Th. ■■^τοταμό;. 
 
 ΤΙοταμοΊο, gen. Ion. for τατν. μου, from 
 
 XIOTAivIO'2 ( το-τίμος), ου, ο, a river ; cs 
 f from <zrcTo;, because it contains ivater fit to 
 drink and not salt like the sea. 
 
 ΤΙοτχμο.ρόζντο;, ου, ο kou vj, carried or 
 borne away by a river or torrent. From το- 
 τ^μο?, that maybe carried; luhich is from ψβ- 
 φω, the same as (pic-a, f οΊο-ω, A]wc. xii, 15. 
 It occurs nowhere else exce2^t in Hesychius. 
 
 ΤΙοτίχ,μυχωστο:, ου, ο -λιΔ h, covered with 
 mud or sand from a river. 
 
 TxoTcivo;, that flies, winged ; Dor. for τοτ^-. 
 νό;. From 
 
 Τίοηίομα/, ίο fly ; f. m. τοτί-.ιτομ.αι, j)• 7W5. 
 ΤίτΌτημαι, hence 3. p'. Ion. τ'^τοτγ,χται, 
 for τητΰτ',ινται. Th. τίτομκι, to fly. 
 
 ΠίτάίΤίί, h, cv, ν,Ίταί ? of what kind ? ^c. 
 Th.. ocimlov, ου, τλ, the fl.oor or pavement, the 
 ground. From- hence comes toouto;, from 
 what country ? ivhence ττοτατος, by changing l• 
 into T. 
 
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 ΤΙοπίνγύζαν, Oor. for ^ξο/τανγά,ζαν, τον- 
 vi(rrt '^Τξοσοξα,ν, to look upon, at. From the 
 Oor. prejiosit. "^τοτ), for Τζο;, and αΙγάΖ,ομα,ι, 
 to see. Th. αυγή, h, brightness. 
 
 TlorauXiij he accompanied with the flute, 
 Dor. for -τξοσττύλα, 3. sing, imperf. act. of 
 αίλίω, to pla}- on the flute. Th. αίλο;, ου, a 
 flute. 
 
 Tl.oTa,uo$,Dor.for ^ξοΰ•γιωΰ$, oriental, eastern, 
 eastxrard. Th. 'ams. 
 
 TloTs, Avhen ? viterrog. adv. ίω; «rors, how 
 long ? Hut 
 
 IIsTi, once, ever, formerly ; some time or 
 other, aliquando, Lat. an enclitic ivhich is joined 
 to the particles δ>), μνι, μν'^Ι, eu}i, ^C. ; ou'^i'^OTi, 
 //y/ioiTors, never. Th. ο-ε, when, not interrog. 
 
 Τίοτί^ξαμε, Dor. for '/Τξοσ'ί^οα,μί, 3. sing. 
 2. a. of τφχω, to run. 
 
 ΥΙ.οτνΛΧί'ΤΤ'ΐύμΥίΊ)•) Dor. for ■Λξοσαίλίτττόμ'/ϊν, 
 impetf. pas. of ττξΟίίχ,Χ'ί'τττομΆΐ, to be conducted 
 secretl3% Th. «λε-ττω, to steal. 
 
 Υίοημά'^ΰίτη, Oor. for •πξοτίμά^ύί,το, 1. a. 
 m. of Τξοσμάττομαι. 
 
 Τίοτ'ίομα,ι, f. m. ττοτήί^ομα,ι, the same as ττ'ί- 
 τομΆΐ, to fl3^ 
 
 Tiorinro, 3. ^)^. imperf. in. Ion. of the pre- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 ΤΙοτεξίσυεν, Oor. for Τξοο-εζίζείν, to contend 
 with any one. From crorl, for '^ξο;, and 'ioi;, 
 vSii, ri, ccniendon. 
 
 TLoriooiu-i, dat. pi. of 'ττΌτεξο?, ivhich see. 
 
 TLorioo'j, and <7Τοτεξα,, adv. Avhether. From 
 
 no TEP02, -ffo-'ioce., -^τΌτεξον, which of the 
 two ; also interrogatively, like -^τΌσος. 
 
 Τίοτεξχ;εν, Oor. and jEol.for <τξοσ-εξ^ου, ap- 
 proach, pres. imperat. ra. from ίξχ^ομαι to 
 come. 
 
 ΎΙ.οτε(ρύετο, he adhered or clung to. Dor. for 
 
 'ffpsa-apuiro, 3. sing, imperf. m. of -ττοτι^ύομα,ι, 
 
 for Τζοα-φύομαι. Th. φύω, to grow, to be born. 
 
 ΐϊότεχ^, and 'ΐο'τ-εχ^ί, Dor. for ■ττζΌσεχε, pres. 
 imperat. act. of <π•ζοσεχ^Μ, which see. 
 
 Τΐότίομ,κ, Άτοζ, το, drink. 
 
 ΥΙοτήμεν, Dor, for ^ξοσ-εΤναι, 2)res. inf. of 
 ■Τζοσειμι. 
 
 Iio-r,Jo:, ij, ov, Avinged, capable of flying. 
 From 'ρτοτάομα.ί. 
 
 IlsTfj?, ί^ίί, 0, a cup, goblet. From 3. 
 p&'S. pcrf. pas. of ττΊνω, to drink. 
 
 \1οτ'/ίξ'ί'ΰιον, ov, TO, a small cup. From 
 ΤΙοτζξίον, ου, τβ, a cup, a goblet. From vo- 
 
 ΤίοτΆζΟΐΥιΚΆ, 'ή;, 'A, a cupboard. 
 
 Υϊί7Άξο<τΆ.ΰτ'/ι;, ου, Ό, a boxvl. From 'ττο-τή- 
 piov and irXyyw, to wasli. 
 
 Πΰτ'/ίί, ου, ι, a drinker, a tipler; also 
 
 Tlorh;, yrroi, 'h, drink. From τίναι. 
 
 TlIot'/itos, h, ov, winged. From "ττοτάομ.οι,ι. 
 
 TLot), and •τοτ)ν, Dor. for -ρτξο;, to. 
 
 Τίοπάττω, to fasten to. 
 
 ΤΙοτίζλετεν, Dor. for -Ζξοιτζλε^ίΐν, to look 
 upon, pres. inf. Th. βλί-ζω. 
 
 Tio.-i^ouci, ας, 'A, Potidsea, a city of Greece. 
 
 ΤΙοη'^ίγμίναι, Dor. for -^Γξοσοεχ^Όμιναι, nom. 
 
 pi. pari. pres. pas. or Τζοα^ε^γμίναι, nom. pi. 
 part. 2)erf. pas. fern. gen. of -τίζ^οσίεχομαι,ι, to 
 wait for. From τξοί and ^εχ^ομαι, to receive ; 
 f. m. Ιεξομαι, p. pas. ^ε^εγμοιι' and 
 
 ΤΙοτί^ίγμενο;, Dor. for Τξοιτ^εχ^όμενοί, or 
 Τξοσοίοεγμ'ενο;. 
 
 TLon'SiTv, Dor. for τξοοΊ^ίίν, to have looked 
 upon, beheld ; 2. a. inf. ofε'ίl•ω. 
 
 ΐΐ-οηνεζκεται, Dor. for 'TTooffhioKircci, 3. sing, 
 pres. ind. of -ττοοσο'εοκομα.^, to look upon. Th. 
 VioKoj, to see. 
 
 ΐίοτί^εύομ,αι, to bc in want of, to need ; Dor. 
 for 'Tr^offViou.Ki. 
 
 Τίοτ'ίοο 
 
 jor ΤξΰαΊόοι, 
 
 ««£ 
 
 2. α. 
 
 opt. of i'J^oj, to see. 
 
 Τίοτ(^όξ•;τίο;, ου, ο aou τι, suitable for a sup- 
 per ; Dor. for Τξοα-'^όξ'Τίο;. Th. Vo^Tov. 
 
 Tio-r'ihid, Dor. for -ζ-ξοίτί^ω, 2. a. snhj. act. of 
 ■^ξοΰ•εί}ω. Th. ε'ιΐω, to see. 
 
 ΤΙοτίζοι), to cause to drink, to gix'e drink to ; 
 to water ; imperf act. εττότιζον, ε?, ε, f. Ίσω, 
 and Att. ιω, p. 'ττε'ΡτΌ'Τίκ,α, 1. α. ΙίΤβτ/ίΤα, 1. a. 
 subj. act. TTo'Tiffci), 'A$, Ά, 2. a. ind. act. Worihov' 
 pres. pas. "Τοτίζομο!!, 1. a. ind, pas. z'XoTirruyi'j, 
 m, »■ 'ΤΓοτι'ζομ'ίν'Α, watered, wet. Th, '^τΊνω, to 
 drink. 
 
 ΐίοτίύει, Dor. by Sync, for Ts-trihtjfor the 
 Attic -^ξοσ^-τίθει, and tl lis for ττζοσ-ΐύτιτι, j/res. 
 impe rat. fro m ■ττξοσ-τίβ-Αμι. 
 
 YLoriza^io;, Dor. for <Τζθ!Τ;ίά^»ο;, which is 
 in the heart. Th. xoc^hla. 
 
 ΤΙοτικ,Χιμ'ενος, Dor. for 'ΤΤξοσχ.εκ.Χιμ,ενος, ου, ο, 
 inclining towards. From 'Τξο; and κλίνω, 
 
 TLoTixog, h, ov, a tippler. From. τότο;. 
 
 Jlor'inoccvov, Dor. a bolster or pillow. From 
 '7foTt,for <^ξος, and κ,ά,ογινον, the head. 
 
 Τίοηλ'εγειν, Dor. for ■ττξοο'λίγ-ίν. Hence 
 
 ΪΙοτΓαΊϊ,ά'το, for <Τξοσ•ελίζα,7ο, 3. 2^^^^• sing. 
 1. a. m. 
 
 1ίοτίμύ'ζο!.το, Dor. and Io7i. for ττξοίτεμάζατο, 
 3. nng. 1. a. m. of -ΤξΟίτμΆττω, to touch, to 
 beat against. From ^ξοζ and μά,σσω, f. ξ*;, 
 to touch. 
 
 ΎΪ-οΎ^ίμοζ, ου, ο κ,ιχ,) h, potable. Th, t'ivsi), to 
 drink. 
 
 ΐΙοημυύεΤσύα,ί, to speak to, address, Dor. for 
 'π'ξοσ-μυύεΊίτβα,ι. Th. μΖύο;, a word. 
 
 Τίοτινισσομι/Α, ;;, ετοίΐ, to approach, arrive at ; 
 Dor. for ττς^οιίνΊσσομοι.ί, ρί'£5. ind. from -Trori, 
 Dor. for "ζτξο;, and νΙσα-ομ'Λΐ, to go, to come. 
 Th. ν'εω, to go. 
 
 Υίοτιολοι, ων, 01, Puteoli, the name of a city. 
 Lat. puteus. 
 
 Τίοτιόσσετοίί, he looks upon, beliolds ; 3. sing, 
 irres. Dor. for <τ^οσΌσσετοίΐ, which is from offfO' 
 μα,ι, to see; JEol. for ο-ττ-ομ.α.ί, 2^^f• V^^• ^i"- 
 μαι, p. in, ώτΤΛ, Att. ο-ττω-ττα. 
 
 Υΐονιρρί'τττεϊν, Dor. and Att. for π-ξΟΒ-ξί^ηιν, 
 to throw to, at, or on. Th. ρί-τττω, the same, 
 
 lloris, i^o;, 'h, a female tippler. From ίτβ- 
 
 ■~5/J. 
 
 ΤΙοτΙσ^ειν, Dor. for ■^οτίζειν, to give drink to, 
 fi'om "τοτίζω. 
 
 Ucrio-A, 3. sing, 1. a, subj, act. and 1. pZ. 
 
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 ^τατί^ωμίν' ίτότισ-ον, 1. α. imperat, act. of τοτΊ- 
 ζω, which see. 
 
 ΤΙότισις, a watering. 
 
 Ποτ /cr^oi, ov, 0, drink. From 'Τοτίζω. 
 
 ΤΙοησ-τάζω, Dor. for 'τΤζοστά'ζω, to instil, in- 
 fuse, to insinuate. From τοτι. Dor. for ττξοζ, 
 to, and σ•τάξω, f ξ&ι, to drop. 
 
 ΤΙατ(ΐττ',^ξΐον, ου, το, an aqueduct ; a trough. 
 From the 3. pers. perf. pas. of τοτίξω. 
 
 Τίοτίσ-τξα, ας, ή, a watering-place. 
 
 Τΐο-νίφϋξο;, ου, ο, Dor. for Τξόσ•φοξο$, suitable, 
 proper, lit, adapted to. 
 
 TloTiM, l.fut. Att. and \. pi. "ττοηουμίν, of 
 •7ίο•τΊζω. 
 
 nO'TiMOS, ου, 0, lot, fate, destiny, death ; 
 ντΌτμω, Dor. gen. for τοτμου. From -τίΤΛ», 
 to Ml. 
 
 ΐΐότνα, «5, Dor. for TOrvia., ivhich sec. So 
 ^OTvo;,for τότνίο;. 
 
 TlOTV(',for 
 
 ΤΙάτνιχ, as, 'h, and by contraction, τότνα, 
 venerable, revered. From Torvios, tohich see. 
 
 TloTviKvcacro;, ου, ο κ,α.) '/], a v^eiierable sove- 
 reign. From TOTViOi, and civoc.'^. 
 
 nO'TNIOS, ία, tov, venerable, revered. 
 From •7Τίτω, to fall ; because to fall down before 
 one was an expy-ession of reverence. 
 
 TioTOio, gen. Ion. of 
 
 YLoTov, ου, 70, drink ; a potion. 
 
 Πότ-οί, ου, ο, a drinking ; drink. From 
 
 TLoro?, 71, ov, potable ; lit to drink. From 
 ^ίνω, to drink. 
 
 ΤίοτΌσοον, jyart. j)res. n. g. of 
 
 TloTocr'Scu, Dor. for ττξοσ-όζω, the same as the 
 shnple verb οζω, f. οζ•^!Χω, and ίσ-ω, p. ωΖ^τικν., 
 to smell, have a smell ; to scent ; p. m. ωΐα, 
 and Att. Ό'^ω^α, 
 
 ΐίοτου, gen. sing, of Torov, which see. 
 
 ΤΙοτταν, or tcot rkv,for -yror) ταν. Dor. for 
 ^ξο; T'Av. So -TTOTrov, Dor. for •ror) rov, and 
 this for τξοί τόν. 
 
 TLoTTM, Dor. for ττοτ) τω, or •ττοτ τω, and 
 thisfor Τξοζ του. 
 
 11ου, adv. in what place, where; sometimes 
 for 'Z'cO;, how ; ττου " στι, where is he ? From 
 ΰυ. Tit. OS, who. 
 
 Hey, adv. some where, any where ; about, ap- 
 parently ; η "^ov, most assuredly ; ϊκ^ατονταίττις 
 fffou •Ι'ρτάξχ^ων, Rom. iv, 19. being about an hun- 
 dred years old ; ϊτεα-ί ττου ϊΙ-Λοσι, about twenty- 
 years, Tint,, in NuTua ; also perhaps, as in Lu' 
 cians Died, of Xenophant. and CaUidemid.J 
 
 Τίουγγ/ι, τουγγίον, a small bag. 
 
 Tlovyy'ta, τα, bands, of silken threads for 
 superstitious purposes. 
 
 Ίΐού^ηζ, iVTog, o, Pudes, the name of a man. 
 Lat. pudens. 
 
 ΥΙουΧυζΌτϋζα, ας, ίι, nourishing many, nurse 
 of many. From <τουλυ;. Poet, for -ζτολυί, and 
 βίχτΆω, to feed. Th. βόω, the same. 
 
 ΐΙουΧυζ, Poet, for τοΧυ;, much, m.any ; ace. 
 
 II0T~2, ίτβ^ο;, 0, the foot ; a foot in meas- 
 ure s the foot or bottom of a mountain ; a 
 
 foot in a verse ; a rope in a ship ; ireBs?, the 
 ropes by Avhich the corners of the sail are drawn 
 in or let loose, technically called the sheets. 
 TloZs is used with various prepositions, which 
 here folloiv in alphabetical order ; Άνα -ττο^α, 
 backwards, in a retiring or retreating manner ; 
 and hence άνα-το^ίζαν, to retreat or draw back. 
 Έ» 9Το^ΰζ, close by, at the heels of, Plut. Vit. 
 Cimon. 12; Ik το^ων, more commonly ivrit- 
 ten in one word ζκοτο'^ων, from the midst oij 
 afar olf; as ■π'ω$ αν hcro^Mv yivotvTo, how they 
 might withdraw themselves from the midst of 
 the battle, Cyrop. i, 5, 7 ; Ix.'Tta^m uvai or 
 Ί<ττασύα.ι, to die, to be taken out of lite, and 
 -Tfotiiv iK-yfohaiv to kill or put out of life. 'Kv 
 ■ποσ), before or at one's feet ; τα, Iv τοσ-ι, the 
 present things in contradistinction to τα, ττα,ρι- 
 λ'/ιλυΰότα, the past, and to τα (χίλΧόντα, tiie 
 future. ΈίΤ/ ίτβ^α, like ava ττό^οί, back- 
 wards, in a retiring manner ; also step by step ; 
 hri το^ων, on foot. Κατά ^o^ag, in the track 
 of; χχτα τΓοοα, step by step, by little and little ; 
 τγ κατά Tohas '/,μίξα, on the following da}'•, 
 Herod.; κατά ■^o^ocs, and more frequently <χΌ- 
 ^a, immediately, instantly. ΤΙαξα -ζοΐ), near, 
 or by the feet, used like -τχξ "ττοΐόζ' and -τταα 
 'ττοσΐ, the same ; τον ταξα ^tohas κ;ν}υνον, the 
 present danger, the danger which is at our feet, 
 as ice say in English, at hand. ΤΙψ -Tzoha, 
 suitably, fitly; το <;ηξΐ -rooa, that which is 
 adapted to any ^mrpose. Τίξο ιτβδβ?, and -π-ξο 
 "ίΓοΙων, at the feet of; τα ττξο to'^mv 0(Jkv, to 
 look directly forward, Xen. 'Ύττο -ρτοίας τί~ 
 ho -βαι, to put under foot, trample upon, de- 
 spise.] 
 
 ΐΐοχ a. Dor. for <χοτ\ jj. 
 
 Πβ£ϋ, not in use, to drink. 
 
 ΐίξαγμα, arog, το, Ά thing, affair, business ; 
 afiairs of state; oi Iv ■τξάγματι, magistrates, 
 civil rulers ; the state, tiie condition of man ; 
 τα ■7Γξάγματχ, power, empire. From ^i~ 
 '^ξχ'γμαί, p. pas. of -ττζάιτσω, or -ττω,f. 'ξω. 
 
 ΐϊξαγμΛτύα, a;, h. Study, attention, appli- 
 cation ; a treatise ; business, traffic. From 
 
 ΤίζαγματίύομΆί, tj, ίται, to be engaged in, 
 occupied about, to strive to effect, to study, to 
 labour, to seek ; y. m. ίύσομαι, i. a. m. \'?rgay- 
 μ,ατίυιτάμ'/ιν, ω, ατο, I. a. imperat. m. <;rpay- 
 μάτίυσαί, άσύω, and pi. 'ττξαγματζΰσασύί. 
 From "^ξίγμα. Th. ■ττξάσ'σω, to do. 
 
 Yίoayμaτίκas, '/I, ov, active, skilled in trans- 
 acting business. Hence the English word 
 PRAGMATIC. From the same. 
 
 ΪΙξίίζο-ί, dat. 2-1' of τξαΰ'ί, Ui, the same as 
 ττζΖο;, m.ild, gentle. 
 
 iipafiuv, Ion. for 'πξ^αύιΐν, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 'Τίξύω, f. '^ίξ(τω, to lay Λ\•β8ί6 ; 2. f, <παρύω, 
 and by Metata. Τξο,ύω' hence the 2. a. %'xoa- 
 6ov. 
 
 W^ou6i\i, ίΐΰ•α, iv, part, 1. a. pas. and 
 
 Jl(^aSnvai, 1. a, inf. pas. of τι^Τξάσζω, 
 f <^ξάα•ω, to sell, from 'τίοάω, by Sync, for 
 
 Tioaot). 
 
 Ίίξαύον^ Si, ;, Ion. fori ■rζ^Jov, 2. a. ind, act. 
 
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 ς/" ^ίξίω, f. α•ω, to lay waste ; 2. a. ϊτταοΰον, 
 and by Metath. 'ΐτη&έον, p. mid. τί-ττοξ^α. 
 
 ϋξκιτάξίον, ου, το, the general's tent ; the 
 place where a prretor or governor held his 
 court, a hall of judgment ; the palace of a pro- 
 vincial governor, or king of the Roman proA^- 
 ince, Acts, xxiii, 35. ; the seat, where Ccesar 
 enjoyed his pleasures, was called prsetorium 
 Palatinum or Caesareum, Suet. Tib. 39. comp. 
 Tacit. Annal. iv, 59; the praetorian band in 
 the city, Phil. 1. IS. From the Lai. prjetor, 
 so called, as if he were prseitor, from his going 
 before the army. 
 
 ΤΙξΆκτίον, a verbal adj. from 9Γξάα•α•ω, one 
 must do. 
 
 ΐίξακτίιξ, Τίξος, ο, and Ton. "ττοΫίκτίνξ, a doer ; 
 a merchant, a trader ; a collector ox tiibute. 
 From the same. 
 
 Τίξαχτϊκο;, h, ov, capable of doing, active ; 
 enterprising, ready, efiectiΛ"e, able ; applied to a 
 soldier, who accomplishes \vhat he undertakes. 
 From the same. 
 
 Τίξάχτωζ, οξοί, ό, the performer, the perpe- 
 trator ; the collector of imposts. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΐ1ξαμ,νί~ΰί, or '^τζκμνιο; o'tvo;, Pramnian \nne, 
 so called from the Prainnian rock or vine. 
 
 ΐίξο,ν, Dor. for •7ΤξΌην, lately; which see. 
 
 Τίζκν'ήξ, ίοί, ο Kou '/], the same as its Th. -^ζ'/ι- 
 vhi, prone. 
 
 ΐίξο,νιχ^ίύ?, part. 1. a. pas. of <π'ξανίξ&>, Oor. 
 for '7Τξ>ινΓζω, to precipitate. From the preced- 
 ing Th. 
 
 ΐΐξά,ζ,χί, 1. a. 17 f. act. of 'ττράσσω. 
 
 ΤΙξάζαντα;, ace. ρΐ. 1. a. act. ίΤ^άξα?, av- 
 <ros, and in n. g. •z^iitav,from the same. 
 
 ΙΙξ5ξ/ί, iu:, h, a deed, an acting, action ; 
 state of affairs ; j;/. acts, history ; ace. sing. 
 •Τξκ'ί^ίίΐ' noni. pi. ττοάϊ^ΐΐζ' dat. pi, '^οί\%σι. 
 From the same. 
 
 Γί^άξί^Λ, S. pi. 1. a. sulj. act of 'ττρίσσω. 
 
 Πζίον, adv. mildly, gently ; also mild, gen- 
 tle ; n. g. of 
 
 IIPA~02, and τΓζκοί, ov, mild, gentle, soft, 
 meek ; comparat. 'ττραΌπξο?, snperl. ττ^α.Ότα.'το;. 
 
 ϋξ/ζότ'/ΐί, νΐ'το;, h, mildness, gentleness, len- 
 ity. From the preceding. 
 
 ' ΠΡΑΓΙΓΔΕ2, ojv, ί the diaphragm ; the 
 heart, the mind ; also skill, industry ; dat. pi. 
 
 ^pOCTtOiVl. 
 
 IIPA2IA\ λ;, h, a plot of ground in a gar- 
 den. Pei'haps the tvord was first applied to 
 tlie fat part of a leek. Fro/n ■τξά'τον. 
 , TLouff'ivos, o'j, ό KCit 'Λ, of a leek, green. From 
 ^adc-ov, a leek. 
 
 n.pjx.s-is, ioj;, h, a seiuiig. From -τι-π'ξάσκω, 
 ta sell. Th. οτί^ύω. 
 
 ΠΡΑ'20Ν, Iv, TO, a leek. 
 
 YL^BLCircilo;, -on, o,lhe name of a frog. From. 
 TTpacrcj, a leek, on accoun; of its green colour. 
 
 ΤΙξάιτα-ΰμί;, Oor.for ττι^ίτσομίν, 1. pi. j)res. 
 and 
 
 TlaafftrovTi, Dor. for -Ζξάσσονσι, 3. _^j/. i^res. 
 bid. act. of 7Γ^άσα•ω* 
 
 Τίξαιπτοφα,γο;, ου, ο x.ou h, Leekeater, tite 
 name of a frog. From 'ττζ^ά.σον, a leek, and 
 φάγί /j, to eat. 
 
 IIPA'22H, and -ttm, to do, to act ; to ad- 
 minister, to manage, to be engaged in, to take 
 care of; to treat Avith ; to be in a certain con- 
 dition or situation ; καΧω; -ττξάττίΐν, to be hap- 
 py, in flourishing circumstances ; χακως τξάτ- 
 Tiiv, to be unfortunate, miserable, in a bad con- 
 dition ; to sutler, 05 ητά,α-χ^ω sometimes signfes 
 to do ; to require, demand ; to endeavour ; to 
 avail, gain ; οΐϊίν -ττξτ,σιτϋ, he derives no benefit ; 
 to obtain ; to tam.per Λvith, bribe ; Sop)h. to 
 betray, plot secretly; -^οάττομοίί, to stipu- 
 late, make an agreement, require •,f. ξ&;, ^?. χ^οί^ 
 perf pas. 'ττ'ί-ττζίιγμοι,ι' ττξύτταν χλίος, to gain 
 reno'vvn. 
 
 Υχξά(τ<τω, to sell ; the same as '^ΐ'Τζύσκω, 
 from 'ΤΓίξά,ω, to pass over, or go round, for the 
 sake of buying or selling. Hence ττξάτπζ, a 
 seller. 
 
 ΐ1ξάσ•ω, l.y. of 'πΐ'Τξ^άσκω. 
 
 ΧΙξΟίΤΫΐξ, ^ξοξ, .0, a seller. 
 
 Τΐζχτίηξίον, ov, TO, a place for selling, a mar- 
 ket. From 'Τξο.τ'^ρ. 
 
 Υίζά,ττι;, ου, ό, the same as τξοίτ'/ΐξ. 
 
 Τ1ξά.τί(Ττοί, 00, ο. Dor. for Τξωτκττοί, su~ 
 perl, of 'ΤΓξωτοί. 
 
 ΤΙξΛτο;, a., ov, Dor. for ^Τξ^το;, first. Th. 
 τξό. But 
 
 Τίξοίτοξ, 7), OV, for sale, to be sold, vendible. 
 
 ΐΐξάττω, to do. See ΐΐρύσσω. 
 
 Τίοαύύνμο;, ου, ό kou η, of a mild, gentle 
 disposition. From τξο,υς and 9-υμο;, the 
 mind. 
 
 ΐίξαύμ'/,τις, ιος, h χα.) 'h, mild, gentle, kind. 
 From ττξχύ;, the same as τξΆο-,, and μΐίτι;, 
 ι^ος, 71, counsel. 
 
 ΤΙξΟίύνύύ, f υνω, p. 'ττί'^ζύ.ϋγχα, to soften, 
 appease, calm, mitigate. From 
 
 ΤΙξΆυ;, iia., υ, the same as its Th. 'ττζο,οί, 
 mild, tame ; gen. -ττζοίίο?. 
 
 HoocUt'/jc, riTos, 'h, lenity, mildness. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Τίξύω, not in use, to sell. See ΐϊι<τξά(τχω. 
 Th. -τΓίξκω, to sell. 
 
 YLpAooc, adv. mildly, meekly. From "^ξχο;. 
 
 IliPE'MNON, ου, TO, a trunk, a stem, a tree. 
 
 ΤΙξίττα, it is becoming, it becomes ; imperf. 
 sV^E^E' part. pr^s. n. g. το <τξίτον, what is 
 becoming, fit, decorous ; j)res. inf. ^ξίτηιν. 
 From -ζ/ξίττύ/. 
 
 ΤΙξίτίμεν, Ion. for Τξί-ττίΐν, pres. inf. of νΤξ'ε- 
 Ttui, or 'ζτξίτί/, it is becomnng. 
 
 ΐΐζ'ετοί, 3. sing. opt. pres. Τξί•τουσ•ι, 3. pi. 
 }>res. ind. -Γξί-ζοντο;, gen. sing. part. pres. of 
 
 Γίξίτον, το, that which is becoming, proper, 
 fit, or decorous ; Jtt. adv. decently, properly ; 
 part. pres. n. g. of 'Τξ'ιτω. 
 
 ΤίξζττόντΜί, adv. properly, suitably, in a be- 
 coming manner. From the preceding. 
 
 ΠΡΕ'ΓΙίΙ, to be honourable, to be distin- 
 guished, to excel. 
 
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 ΐΐξΐιτξχ, old, venerable ; bi/ Sync, for -ττξί- 
 v%iia.,f. g. of' 'ττξ'ίίτζυ;, old, and in n. g. Τξίίτζυ. 
 
 ΣΙρϋτζύα., ί«ί, h•, an embassy ; a request, 
 prayer ; distinguislied honour.. From "Τζί- 
 
 Τ1ξ-.(τζίΐον, ου, τΌ, See ΐΙξεσζήιΌν. 
 
 Τΐξ^ζα;, nom. and ace. pL contract, of 
 
 ΐΐ-ξίτζίνξ, ίω;, ο, the same as the Tli. τξί- 
 
 ΐ1ξί(τζίυτνΐί, ou, 6, an ambassador, a mes- 
 senger. From •^ζΐσζίύω. 
 
 ϊίξίσα:υ•τϊκ,ο;, ^, ov, relating to an ambassa- 
 dor or an embassy. FrenL tue preceding^ 
 
 Υίξίσζ;ύα>, J', ιΰσω., p. 'τΤί'ΤΓ^ισζΐυκυί,., to be an 
 ambassador, to manage an embassy •, also to 
 be older; to honour as an old man ; 1. a. 
 ί'Χ^ίσζ,ιυϋΆ. From ■ττξία-ζυί, an old man, an 
 envoy. 
 
 ΣΙ^ίσζΐίίί, the elders ; nom. pi. Ion. of 
 'Xpio'Qshs, ίΜίι 0, the same as •7Γξία•ζυί. 
 
 ΊΧξίτζ'^ι'οΜ, Ion.fi)r -ττζζο-ζίΐον, ου, τβ, an hon- 
 orary present given to the oldest ; or in gen- 
 eral, wliich one receives, as being older. Th. 
 'Χξίαζυζ, υο;, or Att. ίω;, Ό, an envoy, an old 
 man. 
 
 II^£ff-€'/7i'i, i'^ej, 'h, aged, venerable ; ace. 
 sing -Τξίσζτι'ί^οί. Th. Τξίσζυί. 
 
 ΥΙΛσζι;, ίο;, ο, an ambassador. Fi-om 
 τρίσ^υ;, an old man. 
 
 ΐΐξίσ-ζία-τοί, and Τξίιτζύτατο;, superl. of 
 τρίσζν;, compar. -ττξίσζύτίξος. 
 
 ΤΙξί^ζυγίνζί'/^, Ion. for <7Γξίσζι>γίνίΐΰί, primo- 
 geniture. From 
 
 ΐίξίο-ζυγίνγι;, ίος, ο χα) fi, the eldest. From 
 ^ξίσ-ζυ; and γίΐνομαι, to be born. 
 
 TLfjitrSw-, ace. sing. m. g. of 
 
 IIPE'2BT2, ux, V, gen. vos, and Alt. icj?, 
 ^c. an old man ; an ambassador, envoy. In 
 the AEol. 'ΤΓζίσγυ;, ancient, old, as it were be- 
 cause he has arrived at the term of life, βίου 
 ττ'ίξΆζ. Η nee the Fat. priscus. 
 
 ΐ1ξ'ίσ•ζύ7α7ο;, άτ'/ι, «.τον, the eldest, the most 
 ancient ; superl. of ττφσζυ;, omp. •ζξί<τζύ- 
 
 ΤίξΟξ. 
 
 ΐΐξίϋ-ζυτίξα, «;, «, older, f. g. of 'Χξίσζ,ύ- 
 ηξος . 
 
 ΐΐξίσζυτ'ΐζίον, ου, ro, the Jewish sanhedrim 
 or council of elders ; a presbytery or assembly 
 of presbyters in the church. 
 
 ΥΙξεσζύτίξο;, ίξοί, ίξον, older, an elder, a 
 presbyter, a member of the sanhedrim ; ot 
 τξία-ζύπξοι, the presbyters or teachers in the 
 church ; also ambassadors ; compar. of τξί- 
 σζυζ. 
 
 Τίξίσζΰτγΐί, ου, ο, an old man. From the 
 Th. τξία-ζυζ, the same. 
 
 ΤΙξίΐτξυτϊκοί, h, ov, old, ancient. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΤΙξίίτζύην, ace. sing, of 
 
 Τΐξίο'ζΰτίί, i^o;, h, an old woman ; ace. sing. 
 Τζΐσ-ζύτί^ΰί, and -ύ<ην. Th. νρίσζυς. 
 
 ΤΙξίυμίνίι;, tos, ο κ,α) '/ι, kind, mild, benevo- 
 lent. From 'Τξκο; and ζυυ,ΐνιίς. 
 
 ΤΙξί-φχί, civTos, part. 1. a. act. of νξί-ττω, 
 f. -φω- 
 
 YL^ny^ifor -τζίο/^α. Ion. for 'ττξο,γμκ, ατβ?, 
 τβ, a thing, an affair, business, price ; Τζ^'/ΐ'γμα.^α, 
 ίχίιν, to have troubles ; ου •7Τ^Ύμ,α, u\a.i, that 
 it was not an advantageous thing, .colloquially 
 not the thing, Herodot. vii, 12; dat. plur. 
 •πξ'/ιγμα,ίπ.' Th. 'ττ^ίσ^ω, f. ^m.\ 
 
 n.p'/iyopii(jif,for 9τςοηγοξίων, the throat. 
 
 ΥΙξ'ΛύΤινκι, Ion. for -τξοι,βγινοίΐ, to have been 
 sold. Si'e ΥΙξο,βίΐί. 
 
 ΠΡΗ'ΘίΙ, f. σω, p. τίτξ^κΆ, to set fire 
 to, kindle, infiame. 
 
 Τ1ξ7]κτΐίξΆ, ace. siiig. of 'τΤξ^κτ'/ΐξ, ηξο?, β. 
 Ion. for 9Γζαχ.τ^ο, a doer, performer. Th, 
 ττ^ά,σσΰ!), to do. 
 
 n^'/j^«/viw, to blow furiously, with violence. 
 From Τξή&ω and (/.alvo^oci, to be mad. 
 
 ΥΙξίην'/ι'^ον, adv. headlong, down. Ffom 
 
 ΠΡΗΝΗ'2, ios, Kcci h, prone, bending 
 forwards, with the head foremost. 
 
 Τίξ^ζχι, I. a. inf. act. of Τξ'^ίΤσ'ω, Ion. for 
 'ΐξύ,ίττω, f. ^0», to do. 
 
 Υίξ'/,ξίΐ;, 2. sing. 1. f ind. act. τ^-/?ξ>?ί, 
 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. tf ■ζτξνα-α-ω, Ion. for 
 'τίρά.α'ΐτω, 
 
 n^jsli/j, nom. pi. (f -Τξνί^ΐί, Ion. for Τζοίξί;, 
 %ωί, h' acc. sing. •Χξ)ίξιν. 
 
 ΐϊξϊ^α-Μί, Ι.α. inf. act, of 'ffQriio),f. σω. 
 
 n^iJiTs, Ion. for ίΤξηΐπ, 3. sing. 1, a. ind, 
 act. of the same. 
 
 ■Π.ξίίσ•ΐί, a selling, a sale. Ion. for ϊτ^λλ?. 
 Also 
 
 ΤΙξ^ι/πζ, ius, h, inflation or inflammation ; 
 in Hippocrat. From ΤξΥι$ω. 
 
 ΥΙζΥΐίΤίη, pres. imperat. act. Ion. of 'ττζήσσω, 
 for •χ•ξά(τσω, f. 'ύ,ω, 
 
 Ti-pmiTu, Ion. for ■ττζάσσω, f. \μ, to do. 
 Also 
 
 Τν^ήσσω, to pass over, Odys. xv, 47. From 
 •τηροίω. 
 
 ΐΐξγιττγΐξ, ^ξοζ, ο, in gen. pi. ττξ'/ιίττ'ήξΜί, and 
 ace. <^ρνκτττΐξθίξ, one who kindles, sets fire to •, 
 a species of serpent, so called from its heat ; a 
 meteor, bursting from the clouds ; the exterior 
 of the throat. From TtiT^ritrnrxi, 3. nng, perf, 
 ind. pas. of 'ττξνιύω, f σω, to inflame. 
 
 Υίξήσω, l.y*. act. of the same. 
 
 Tip'/irviv, a lamb or kid. 
 
 ΤίξΥίτ'Αζίον, βϋ, TO, Ion. for -^ξοί,τήξίον. 
 
 ΎΙξηυηι, Ion. for τξΛυνα, 3. sing, prei, 
 ind. of "τι-ξοί'ύνω. Th. "Τξο,ύί, or ^ξκο;, mild. 
 
 ΠΡΗΠ'Ν, ύίνοί, β, the top of a mountaino 
 Also -Τζο/ν, and <τξ&ιων. From, «r^e and il/j,!. 
 
 ΐΐξίαιτο, 3. sing. pres. opt. pas. of 
 
 ΠΡΓΑΜΑΙ ("Τζία,ΐΛαι) to buy, redeem, 
 hire ; as if from τίξά,ω. Hence 
 
 Tip/afAivos, part. pres. m. -Γξίοίσ^οα, pres. 
 inf. of the same. 
 
 Ή.ξίοίμί'^ηζ, ου, ο, the ,son of Priam, From, 
 
 ΎΙξΙαμοζ, ου, ο, Λ proper name, Priam. 
 
 ΙΙΡΓΑΠ02 (τζί^'η-οζ), ου, ο, and font 
 ΤΙξΙ'/ιττο?, Priapus, the god of ^ardeniij 
 
ΠΡΟ 
 
 69S 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 ΤΙξίατβ, Ion. for ίττξ'ίο,το, 3. sing, imperf. 
 filid of Τξία-μαί, 
 
 ΤΙξΊζω, tke same ivith •τξίΜ, to saw ; ivhich 
 see. 
 
 ΠΓΓΝ ί-πζίν), before that, before, formerly; 
 used for -προ ivith the genitive, as cr^/v φΐυνΐίσ-αι, 
 for Τζο -rou φωνΐτισαι, before he siiall crow ; ii is 
 elegantly placed after it, as τξΐν « Karoixuv, 
 before he dwelt. It is also joined ivith other 
 particles, as uv, Ti, γΐ, μή. The article is 
 sometimes prefixed to it, as ο τξίν, former, past, 
 ancient ; ό τ^/ν χξόναί, the former time. 
 
 n^;i/5}, .before ; f-r which Τξΐν γι is more 
 conmon. 
 
 Tl^tvXvoi, iv'/j, ivnv, of the holm oak ; strong. 
 From 
 
 ΠΡΓΝ02, ου, 'Λ, the holm oak. 
 
 n^/V^vrsj, nmn. pi. part. 1. o. act. of ττξΐω, 
 or τΓξίζω, f. If ω, p. τί-ρτζίκα, to saw ; p. pas, 
 
 ΤΙξκτύύί, ΰσα, h, part. 1. a. pas. oftT^i- 
 σύ•/ιν, 1 a. ind. pas. of the same. 
 
 ΐΐοίσ-χα;, ο, a proper name, of Latin origin, 
 Priscus. 
 
 ΐΐξ'κτκ,ιλλα, VIS, 'h, Lat. name of a ivomayi, 
 Priscilla, as f from. Prisca. 
 
 ΐ1ξΐ(ττ9]ξοίΐ^ϊ}ί) ίο;, ό κ,αι v), having the form 
 of a saw. From "ΡΤζίστηζ and είδυ?. 
 
 ΙΙξίσψ^ΐξ, Τΐζοί, ό, the same as the following; 
 also a saw. 
 
 ΥΙξΙστ'/ι;, ου, ό, a sawer ; a fish of the whale 
 kind ; aUo a sort of cup ; a galley or long 
 boat. 
 
 ΤΙξίο-τος, h, ov, sawed, divided by a saw. 
 From rl. sing. perf. pas. of 
 
 ΠΡΓίΙ (-π-^Ίία), or ^rξ^ζω,f. σω, p. τ-ί'Τξΐκ,οί, 
 to saw, to divide by a saw ; to draw close, 
 bind ; to grind, gnash ; to buy ; perf. pas. crs- 
 -ρτρισμο!.!, σαι, στα,ι, I . a. pas. Ι'ΤΤξ'κτύ'/ιν. Also 
 
 n^/'ij, Atl. and Ion. for ί•;τζΐα.σο, 2. sing, 
 imperf or τξίω, pres. iniperat. (like 'ίστω, for 
 'ίοττασο I of Τξί'/ιμι, to buy. 
 
 ΪΙξΤ&>ν, o'jo;, 0, a saw. From ^ξίω, to 
 saw. 
 
 nPO\ before, in reference both to time and 
 place ; in presence of ; for ; in preference to ; 
 on account of •, ττξο τολλων iraJv, many years 
 ago ; Τζο του χ;ξόνον, formerly, Aristot. Poet, 
 xiii ; -ττξο όΐου ζΊνκί, to contribute to. In com- 
 j)ositvm it denotes priority of lime, place, dig- 
 nity, ^c. ; also for, before, from, to, and in- 
 crease ; it is sometimes used for τχρά,.^ 
 
 Τίξοα,γ•^, 3. sing, pres, subj. act. of 'ff^ou.yu, 
 which see. 
 
 ΐΙξοκγγίλΛ, nom. pi. n. g. of Τξού,γγίλοζ, 
 a forerunner, haibinger. From Τξο and 'ay- 
 ytXoi, a messenger. Th. άγγίλλω, to an- 
 nounce. 
 
 llξouyός^υ(r^ί, ίως, 'h, a prediction ; an inter- 
 diction, denunciation, such as that ivhich ex- 
 cluded a homicide from the Athenian territory, 
 Salm. de M. Usur. p. 771. From 
 
 HpouyoξίVM f ιΰσω, to foretell, announce 
 before J to direct, proclaim, declare ; to caU to 
 
 witness. From ττςο and ayo^ivu, Th, ayepk, 
 the forum. 
 
 Tlξoa,yω, f ύ^ω, to go before, precede, sur- 
 pass ; to conduct, impel, drive forward ; to 
 bring to, forward, lead on ; to promote to hon- 
 our, approach, go ; part, 2. a. -7rgoa.yot,ycu-j, 
 όντοί. From Τξο and uya/, to lead. 
 
 Ylξooe,yoJyίΰτ'Aζ, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of 
 TLξor^.yωyiύω, primarily, to bring forward ; 
 to prostitute. From TPooe,yc<iyoi. 
 
 ΐlξ!>κyωy'/l, vi, 'h, promotion, advancement, 
 education. From •ff^^oayw. 
 
 Tl^o&yctiyoi, ου, ο, he who brings forward ; 
 a pimp, proctitutor. From the same. 
 Ti^ooe.ywv'tZ^oy.oii, to fight before another. 
 Τ1ξοοι2ίκ.ίομοα, ονμοίΐ, to receive unprovoked 
 injury, to be attacked ; ρα?'ί. p. pas. τξοηύικ'ή' 
 μίνοζ, 
 
 TiooKOtKiu, u>, f γισω, ]). •}Τξο*ι}ίΐοίχ.οί, to do 
 an injury first, to be the aggressor, to otTend. 
 
 Τ1ξοοα^ζ7σ-όοα rivu, to feel respect and grat- 
 itude for favours received, Herod, i, 61 ; iii, 
 140. From αΐ^εομοα. Th. ot.ihui.'\ 
 
 ΐίξοοίΐξίομα,ι, οΰμοα, to prefer, choose, pur- 
 pose, determine, deliberate; f, mid. νισομα.!, 
 2, a. VI, ^ξοίΐλομ'^ν, ου, ίτο, perf. pas, wgo'L••»- 
 μα,ι, σοίΐ, τοι,ι, Th. οίΐξΐω, f '/ισω, to choose ; 
 2. a. ilXov. 
 
 ΐίξοαίξίίτι;, ioji, '/;, a purpose, intention, de- 
 termination, choice, a plan of conduct ; a party, 
 faction ; ίκ. -^τξοα,ΐξίίηος, designedly. 
 
 ΐΐζοχίξίτϊκ,οί, h, on, having a decided prefer- 
 ence for, inclination to ; in the neut. free, vol- 
 untary. 
 
 ΤΙοοοίΐξίτο;, '/I, ov, voluntary ; preferred, 
 chosen ; perf. pas. of Τξοοίΐξίομ,οα. 
 
 Τίζοαίξουμ'ίνοίί, dat. pi. part, pres, pas, of 
 the same. 
 
 Τίξοαίτιάομοίΐ, ωμαι, to blame or accuse be- 
 fore ; fut. mid. άσομα,ι, J . a. mid. ττ^ογηκίτά- 
 μ'/ιν, ω, οί,το, I have before shown or proved. 
 From οίΐηάομοι,ι, a forensic term, to plead a 
 cause. Th. alrloi, χς, h, a cause. 
 
 T\.goa.KnKouloc,, part. perf. m.f. g, from 
 Υίξοακ,οΰω, f. οΰσω, p. τΤξΟ'^κουκΆ, to hear 
 before ; \, a, -τίξοήκουσα, p. m, ττξοήκαοι,, and 
 Att. •?Τξθ!ΐίκΥίκοοο, hence part, perf m. ^Τξοκκν- 
 κοως, υΙοί, Th. ακούω, to hear. 
 
 Π^ίαλί/ί, ioi, itoi'i h, inclined downward, 
 sloping ; prompt, eager. From 'Τξοάλλομοίΐ. 
 Th, οίλΧομα.1, to leap. 
 
 Τίξοοίμοίξτα,νω, f. 'τΤζοαμαζττισω, p. ^ξο'/ιμάρ- 
 TijKci, to commit a fault before, to sin before ; 
 part. perf. act. 9Τξθ'/ιμοίζτηκως, υΊα,, ej. Th, 
 κμοίοτάνω, f ν\(Ται, 2. a, 'Λμοίζτον, 
 ΤΙξοανοίλισ-κ,ω, to consume before. 
 ΤίξοοίνοιμίλΤίυ, f. ■v/'/w, p, Τζοχνοίμίμίλφοί, to 
 sing before or first. Th. μ'ιλ-^ω, to sing. 
 ΤίζοοίνοίΐηΊω, to shake before, Oiod. Sic. 
 Τίξοοινατάττω, to place or station before, 
 Th. τάττω. 
 
 Τίξοαναιτίλλω, to rise before. Th. τίλλω^ 
 to rise. 
 
 ΤΙξοά'^Μ, l.y. ind. act, of <^^oay6i>. 
 
ΠΡΟ 
 
 699 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 ΤΙξβατχγγίλλω, to announce before, to an- 
 tiounce publicly. From -Τξο, aro, and άγγίλλω. 
 Τΐξΐχ,^ίλ^ΐν, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 ΤίξΟίΧ,τίξρζ^ομχι^ to depart before. From 
 •ΛΓ^ο, «TO, and '£ζχΰμχ4, to come ; fut. m. Ιλεύ- 
 σομαι. 2. a. i^\u6uv, and by Sync. nXUoVy 2. a. 
 inf. DJiTv. 
 
 Tl^ooi'TYiXhv, 2. a. act. of the precpding. 
 ίίξοχτΰ'^ίίκνυμί, to show or demonbtrate be- 
 fore. From ^ξο, ccTTo, and ^ίίχνυμι, f ζ,ω, 
 p. όί^αχ^α, to show; perf pas. '^ί'δίίγμα/, 1. a. 
 jms. ΪΜ^βί^ν, part. 1. a, j)as. ^ιιχύύς, ίϊσα., ίν, 
 Τ1ξοκ,9Το^ίΐχ^ίί)ΐτΜν, gen. pi. part. \. a. jms. 
 if the same. 
 
 Τίξύχτόλλνμι, to destroy before. 
 ϊίξακα-'ττίζω, to protect by a shield, to shield, 
 to defend. 
 
 ΐΙξΰΛσ•τ'^7αν, ου, το, or, as others read, τξο- 
 άστίίον, a suburb, a house in the suburbs. 
 From τξο and 'άστυ, io;, re, a city. 
 
 ΤΙξοίχνλ/βν, and ■^ξόκνλον, ου, το, the vesti- 
 bule of a hall ; Τξο t^s αϋλ^ι, before the hall. 
 Th. κυλ'/ι. And 
 
 ΐίξοα,ύλιον, αυ, το, a prelude on the flute or 
 pipe. Th. οί,νλόζ. 
 
 ΥΙζόζχ., 2. a. imperat. of ^ζοζαίνω. From 
 "T^o and βα,Ίνω, 2, a. Ίζ^ιν, 2. a. imperat. β7ΐ&ι, 
 for which βα, and βάβι. 
 
 ΐΐξΰζα^νιν, adv. in advancing, in inarching. 
 From τξοζοίίνα>. 
 
 ΐΐξΰζαίνι, pies, imperai. act. from 
 ΤΙξοζα,ίνω, to advance ; to go before ; to sur- 
 pass, excel] ; to succeed ; f. m. -^Τξοζ'/ισομοίί, 
 p. '^ξοζίζ'ήχ,ίχ,, part. p. act. τΤξοζεζ'/ικΜς, υΤχ, og, 
 2. a. ind. act. -τζοίζην, m, '/i, part. 2. a, Τξο- 
 Sas, άντος, Th. βκ,ίνω, to go ; f. m. βήΰΌ- 
 μοι,ι. 
 
 ΐίξοζκλλίο, f Τξοζα,λω, p. 9Γ^οζίζ7^'/ικ,οο, to 
 throw before ; to send forth, to bring forward, 
 to drive forward, propel ; to propose ; to pre- 
 sent, to expose ; 5Τ^β?«λλβ^«;, to produce wit- 
 nesses ; to oppose or present a shield in de- 
 fence, whence to protect one's self with any 
 thing, to defend ; to allege as an excuse or pre- 
 text, to accuse of a crime against the state ; to 
 have an aversion to, to offer one's self for, or 
 seek public honours ; whence in the pas. to be 
 elected, appointed ; to mention, to speak of ; to 
 surpass ; to ask ; 2. a. τξφίζοίλον, 2. a. subj. 
 act, <π'ζθζάλω, '/ι;, '/ι, and 3. pi. Tr^o^aXuirr 
 part. pres. pas. -Τζοζα,λΧόμινος, p. m. Τξοζ'ί- 
 SoXtn. Th. βάλλω, to throw. 
 
 Τΐζοζάλβιτο, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. m. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 Υίξΰζύλοντο, Ion. for Τξοιζά,λοντο, 3. pi. 
 2. a. ind. m. of the same. 
 
 ΤΙξβξύλωα-ί, 3. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Τίξοζχ;, »σ•α, αν, J^art. 2. a. act. of τΤξοζκ'ίνω, 
 which see. 
 
 ΐΐξάξ&α-ι;, ίωζ, h, progress, the act of one 
 going forward or ττξοζκίνοντοί' also that which 
 -^ξοζοίίνα, as a flock, produce or income from 
 flocks. From -Τξοζκίνα). 
 
 ΤΙξοζοίτϊκ,οί, hi ov, relating to sheep av 
 flocks. From 
 
 ΠΡΟ'ΒΑΊΌΝ (■^^οζ&τον), ου, το, a sheep, 
 a flock ; j}l. Τξόζοίτα, dat. pi. τζοζάτοΐζ, 
 Fro?n "^ξοζα,ίνω, because its habit is 'pr^oZu.ivitVf 
 to advance, in feeding. 
 
 Τ1ξΰξίζί}κί, 3. sing. ind. Jferf. act. and 
 hence 
 
 ΤΙξοζίζηκω;, υΐα, οζ, part, p. act. of 9Τξο- 
 ζα,'ίνω. 
 
 ΐίξοζίζλνμ'ίνοί, vi, ov, part. p. pas. of ';Γξο- 
 ζκλλω. 
 
 ΤΙξοζίζουλοί, I have preferred •, perf mid. of 
 Τξοζΰύλομχί, 7iot in use ; from βούλομαι, to 
 wish i f in. βουλνια-ομαι. 
 
 Τ1ξοζί^(Τίταί, 3. sing, i.f m. of '^ζοζοανοι. 
 Ιίξοζίζά,ζω, f. άτω, to bring forward, pro- 
 duce ; to instruct, admonish, persuade ; to ad- 
 vance, assist, promote i 1. a. -τξοίζίζασ•»• 1. a. 
 ind. pas. ■τξοεζιζκσ'β/ιν, part. 1 . a. j)as. Τζοζι- 
 ζϋίο'ύύζ, {ίσΆ, Ίν. Til. βα(ίνΜ. 
 ΐίξοζιόομοίΐ, to live beibre. 
 ΐίξοζλίίτομαι, to foresee ; f, m. "ψομοα, 
 1. ο. m. Τξοί^λί'φύμ'/ιν, ω, Άτο, part, 1. α. m. 
 Τξοζλί•φκμινο;. From 
 
 ΐΐζο^λίτω, to foresee. Th. βλίχω, f. -φω, 
 p. φα. 
 
 ΐίξοζλί'^ΐ'άμίνο;, μίνη^ μ.ίνον, part. 1. a. m. 
 of ΤξοζλίΤομοίΐ. 
 
 ΤΙξόξλ'/ιμα., ατοζ, το, a proposition, problem ; 
 a fortification, shield ; any thing wiiich is prom- 
 inent. From ^τζoζάλλω,f. λω, perf. pas. τΤξο- 
 ξ'ίζλημοίΐ, to propose. 
 
 Π^β?λ>7ί, iJTfli, zai '/I, projecting, prom- 
 inent ; dat. sing. Τξοζλΐ^τι. From the same 
 verb. 
 
 ΐΙξόξλ' /iTos, ου, χ,ά) h, the same. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΤίξοξΰΥΐύΰν, to assist before. From βο'Λύίω, 
 to assist. 
 
 ΐίξοζόλαίον, ου, το, or <7Τξοζολοζ, ου, ο, a 
 fortification or a projecting rock, which breaks 
 the current of the sea. Fro?h 
 
 ΤΙξοζόλαίος, a, ov, or ου, ο κα) τι, opposed to, 
 placed in the way of, presented to. From 
 ττροζά,λλω. 
 
 ΐϊζοζ,ολνι, γ)ξ, «, a presenting, placing before 
 one\ self; defensive armour, a shield ; a forti- 
 fication, ramparts ; a pretext ; a projection, a 
 throwing of a dart ; also the presenting or hold- 
 ing out, of a shield in one's defence ; whence 
 soldiers «re said to be iv -Τξοζαλγ^ ivhen they are 
 in the attitude of presenting their shields, and 
 receiving the attack of the enemy. From the 
 sam,e. 
 
 Τΐξόζολο;, See Τΐξΰζόλαίον. 
 ΐΐξόζοα-χοζ, ου, ό, an under-shepherd. From 
 βθ(Τκω. 
 
 Τίζοζουλευμα, aro?, το, a decree of the sen- 
 ate. From p. pas. of 
 
 ΐίξοξουλίύύ^, f ivtfoj, to provide for, take 
 care, deliberate upon, or decree before the peo- 
 ple. From 9!•ξο and βουλΐύω. Th. βουλή, 
 counsel. 
 
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 ΐΐξόζουλβί, βν, ό, a senator, a counsellor, 
 leader. From the same Th. 
 
 ΤΙξογίγινν^ΐμίνΰί, τ), ev, part. p. pas. t^ 
 ^ξογζννύω, to generate before. From γεννάω, 
 J] ίόίΤΛί. Th. γιΐνομα,ι, to be born. 
 
 Τίξογίγονότων, gen. pi. of 
 
 Ti^dyiyovws, υΓα, ο;, part. j). m. of Τξογίνο- 
 
 Τΐξδγίνίΐΰς, o'j, having a long beard. From 
 y'iviiov, ου, τβ, the chin, the beard. 
 
 ϊίξογίνί/τπξΰί, ίξχ, ίξον, older, more ancient; 
 comp. of Τξογΐντίί, mhich is from νξογ'ιγνομκι, 
 to be before, to precede. Th. γζίναμα./, to be 
 born. 
 
 Τίξογινομίνων, gen. pL part, 2. iz. m, of 
 νρΰγινομοίί. 
 
 ΐίξογίνόντ , for •ίΤζογίνοντο, Ion. for <ffpciyi- 
 vovTo, 8. pi. 2. a. m. of 
 
 ΐίξογίνο/α,χί, to precede, to be before -, fo m. 
 -τΤξ^γίννκτομΆΐ, p. pas. ΤξογΒγίν/ιμκί, 2. a. m. 
 •^ξοίγινόμ'/ιν, part. 2. a. m. Τξογίνόμίνο;, p. m. 
 •ΤξογίγονΆ. Th. γύνομχ/, to be born, which 
 see. 
 
 Ti^oytvcutrzoJi f. m. ■ν^ογνω^τομα.ι, p. Τξοίγνω- 
 
 κ,κ, to foreknow, to decree, to appoint •, 2. a. 
 
 Τξο'ιγνων, ως, ω, perf. pas. -^ζοίγνωσμα,ι, part. 
 
 p. pas. Τζοίγνωτμίνοζ. Th. γινύσκω, to know, 
 
 Jkit. ?«. Ύνώσομα,ι. 
 
 ΤΙξόγνωσίζ, ίως, 'A, foreknowledge, determi- 
 nation. From the preceding. 
 
 ΐίξογν(ί>(Ττνίί ov, c, one who knows the 
 future, a prophet. From, 3. sing. p. /jos. of 
 -ΧξΟΎίνώσκω, which see. 
 
 ΐϊξογνα(ττϊχο;, h, ov, having foreknowledge ; 
 to -τΓξογνωστι-κ,ον. οϋ, Ά prognostic, a sign of 
 something future. From the preceding word. 
 
 ΐίξογονΐχοί, h, ov, of or relating to ancestors 
 ancestral. 
 
 ΪΙξόγονοι, ων, ot, ancestors, forefathers 5 0/ 
 ιΤξΒ ημών γίνόμίνοΓ οι ϊκ,γονοι, descendants. 
 
 Τίξόγονοζ, ου, ο, an ancestor, forefather ; also 
 as an adject, of or relating to ancestors, uilso 
 Τζογονοζ, a son-in-law, because he is in. place of 
 a son, where -^ξύ is used for avr'i. From 9Τξο 
 and γόνο;, ου, ό, J), m, γίγονοί. Th. γίίνομοα, 
 to be born. 
 
 Τΐξόγξαμμα, &τος, το, a public tablet or bill, 
 a proclamation, an announcement, an edict. 
 From p. pas. of 
 
 Τίρογξ&φω, fo •φω, p. ΤξογίγξΟίφβί, to write 
 before ; to announce, advertise ; to post up a 
 notice ; to write ; 1. o. <ζτξοίγξθί•φβί' 2. a. pas. 
 ^ζοίγξάφνιν, πί, '/ι, p. pas. '^ξογίγξοίμμκι, part, 
 p. pas. ττξογίγξο,μμίνο;, '/i, ov, designated before, 
 appointed to. Th. γξάφω, to write. 
 
 ΤΙξογύμνασ-μχ, α,τηξ, το, preparatory exer- 
 dse ; dat. pi. τΤ^ογυμνάσμΆσι. Front γυμνάζω. 
 Th. γυμ,νοξ, naked. 
 
 Yi^ohoirivoti, see 
 
 ΤΙξοΥί^ΰίε, 3. sing. j). m. of τξο^Βίία. From 
 'ψρο and ^ecied, to learn ; f. m. ^χήοΌμαι, 2. a. 
 Voa'Av, thence ^eciivai, and ^κ^ιμίνα,/, ]>. m. ^ίοχοι, 
 for %i^yitx,. 
 
 ΤΙξο^ί^ομίνοί, η, ov, part. p. pas. and 
 
 Τΐζοδί^ωκίναι, p. inf act. and 
 
 ΤΙξο'^ίΙωκωί, υΤα, os, part. p. act. of ^^oht - 
 οωμι. 
 
 Τίξο^ύίλοζ, before evening. Th. ^ίλ^ι, 
 afternoon. 
 
 ΐίξοοίίχνυμι, or 
 
 ΤΙξο^ίΐκ,νύω, f. ξω, to show or point out be•* 
 forehand, to set an example of amy thing to 
 be done, or of the mariner of doing any thing, 
 Herod, i, 60.] 
 
 ΤΙξο^ίΐμαίνω, f ανω, to fear beforehand or 
 prematurely, Herod, vii, OC] 
 
 Τϊξο^ίκτωξ, οξοξ, S, tlie index or pointer out 
 of the future. Th. '^■ίκνυμι, to show. 
 
 ΤΙξοΙ'εξκντίί, Herod, i, i>Oi See ΐίξο'^είχνυμί. 
 
 Τΐζο^'/ιλίομοα, to injure first.• 
 
 Τίξό^ηλοξ, ου, ο κΰά τι, the same as 1>)λβ?> 
 manifest, evident ; -ρτζο, signift/ing increase. 
 
 Τίξο^ή^ωζ, adv. manifestly. From the pre^ 
 ceding. 
 
 ΤΙξο^ιαζοίλλω, to calumniate before or first. 
 
 ΤΙξο'^ι'^ΰυί, οΰσοί, ov, part. prcs. act. and 
 
 ΐΙξο^ι^οΖαην, 8. pi. pres. ind. of 
 
 ΤΙξο^ϊ^ώμί,. f }>ωσω, p. -Τξο^ύωχοί, to give 
 before, first ; to surrender ; to betray ; to de- 
 sert ; to fail, Herod, vii, 187 ; 1. a. -ττξοι^ωκα, 
 2. a. Τξοί^ων, ως, ω. Th. ^ί^ωμι, to give. 
 
 ΐ1ξο^/κοί(ττ^ί, ου, ό, that judges before or ia 
 in place of another. Th. ^ικ>ι, η$, vt, justice. 
 
 ΤΙ.ξο^'ί Ko; , ου, ο, a proper nam.e, Prodicus, a 
 celebrated ancient sophist, Xen. Mem.~\ 
 
 ΤΙξβ^οχάζω, f άαω, to wait for, to watch ; 
 and hence 
 
 T\.^oho7i,Yi, Yii, yi, a place suitable for an am- 
 buscade. Th. }οκ.ά.ζω, to watch. 
 
 Τίξό^ομος, ου, ο, thfe front hall or vestibule of 
 a house. From Τξο and νομοζ, a house. Th. 
 ^εμω, to build. 
 
 Τ1ξο^ο(τίΰί, as, 'h, treachery. From ττροΐί- 
 ^ωμι, to betray. Th. ^ι^ωμι. 
 
 ΤΙξο^ότ'/ι;, ου, ό, a betrayer, a traitor ; dnt. 
 Τξο^ότ'/ι, ace. pi. Τξο'^ότύίί. From the same 
 tuord and Th. 
 
 ΐίξο^οΰναι, 2. a. inf. act. of ι'ξΰ'^ί^Μμι. 
 
 ΐΙξηΟξΆμεω, ω, f ήσω, p. •Τξοοεορύ.μ»ιχβί, to 
 run before. 
 
 ΐΐξό'^ξομοζ, ου, ο KoCi h, a forerunner, a goer 
 before ; a scout, spy ; precocious ; as a subst. 
 a going before, precession. From -ρτξο and 
 τρε^ω, f. Βρίί,ω, 2. a. 'ίόροίμον, p. m. οεόξομχ. 
 
 Τίξο^υντοι ηλίου, before sun -set. But I 
 suppose the true reading to be <Τξο ^ύντοί, gen, 
 sing. part. 2. a. from }ύνω, to descend; 2. a. 
 εουν. 
 
 ΐίξοεγχ,είμοΐί, to lie in before, to be in be- 
 fore. 
 
 Τίζοεγνω, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. and 
 
 ΥΙξοεγνωσμΛνοζ, η, ov, foreknown, forede- 
 termined ; part, perf pas. of 'ρτξογινωα-χω. 
 
 Τίξοεγι^ύφ^ν, η?) »7> 2. a. ind. pas. of τξο- 
 γρά,φω. 
 
 Τίξοεγξοί-ψα, 1. a. ind. act. qf the same. 
 
 ϋζούξαμον, 2. a. ind» act. if "Λξοτ^εχ^ω, to 
 
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 tun before. Th. τξζχ^ω,/. Β-ζίϊ,ω, p. %ί%ξάμί^ζα., 
 to run ; p. m. Ιε^ξομ». 
 
 Τίξοίΰξία, «ί, ίι, tind 
 
 ΤΙξοί}ξίγΐ, νις, ή, Ιοη. the chief seat 5 the 
 right to the first seat. 
 
 Τΐξάί^ξαξ. «υ, ο, he that occupies the princi- 
 pal seat, the president, the priest ; the president 
 of the senate of the five hundred at Athens ; 
 the moderator in the assemblies of the people. 
 From <7Γξο and Ώξα. 
 
 Τίξο'ί'/ικ,ι, 3. sing. 1. α. Att. for •π'ς^ογικ.ί, of 
 
 κτξο'ϊγιμι, to send before, forward. Th. Ίνιμι, 
 
 f. ησω, p. ilnei, to send ; 1. «. γικα, 2. a. '/Jv. 
 
 ΤΙξοανίνα,ι, peif iif. act. hy Sync. for v^oti- 
 o»ixivon, of •π'ροίΐοίω, f. niJu. Th. ίίοω, to 
 know, to see. 
 
 ΤΙξοΐί^ω, to foresee, foreknow ; to provide 
 for, take care of, Herod, viii, 144 •, rt -νξο'.ι- 
 ^ω;, knowing something (of it) beforehand, 
 being previously somewhat informed, Thucyd. 
 ii, 48 ; f. m. ίΐσομα,ι, 2. a. -π-ξοΰΐον, sj, %, part. 
 2. a. Τξοϊ^ων, οϋσα., όν. Th. u^eo, to know.] 
 
 ΤΙξοίΐλόμ^ιν, ου, ΐτο, 2. a. ind. m. of Tooat- 
 ξζομα,ί, to prefer, choose. Th. αΐξίω, f. νατω, 
 p. γΐξγικκ, 2. a. ίϊλαν, 2. a. inf. act. ϊλεΐν, to 
 take. 
 
 Τίξόαμι, to precede, go forward, go out. 
 
 Th. ΐίμι. 
 
 ΠξβεΓ?τ«, «ί, £, 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 ΥΙξοιιτίΤν, 2. a. inf. and 
 
 ΤΙξΰίΤτον, £ί, £, and 1, pi. -τίξούνομιν, 2. a. 
 ind. act. of τξοίττω, to foretell. 
 
 ΤΙξούξ^ιχχ, as, i, perf. act. ; so in perf. 
 pas. 9Τξθίίξ^ιμαί, (Txt, τα,ι, jmrt. perf. pas. rpo- 
 ίίξΠ^ίνο?, yi, ov, from ■z'^oppscj, f. '^σω, p. "Τξάίρ- 
 pyjKo,, and Att. Τξοίίξ'/ικα. Th. ρίω, to speak. 
 
 ΐίξοίΐξ'/ιμΛνοξ, »7, ov, part. perf. pas. of -τι^ορ- 
 ρ'ίω, ω, to foretell. See the preceding. 
 
 Τίξόϋο-ίν, 3. pi. pres. of Τξΰαμι, to go for- 
 ward, to adA^ance. Th. ίΤμι, to go. 
 
 Τίξοίΐστίμ'φΰίζ, part. 1. o. act. of 
 
 Ή.ζοιισ-ρπμττω, to send in before. Th. 
 'ΐ'ίμ'τω. 
 
 ΤΙξαί7ρ(^ον, £?, £, iynperf. of <π•ξθί^ω. Th. 
 ίχω, f. £|ώ/, and (τχ^νατω, imperf ί'Ιχον, 2. a. 
 ίΐτ^ον. 
 
 ΐΙξοίχζβίλλΜ, to send out before, to throw 
 out first. From Τζο and ΪΗ,ζά,λλω, to throw out. 
 
 Τίξοεχχξΐνω, to separate before, to decide. 
 Th. χζίνω, f. νω, p. χίχξίχα. 
 
 ΐίξοίχμκνβα,νω, to learn before. From <τξο, 
 ix, and μοίνβα,νω, to learn, f. m, μα6'/ΐ3•ομκι, 
 2. α. 'ίμα,θον. 
 
 ΐίξοίκ-ΐίμ'τι'ω, to send out before. 
 
 Τίξοίχφίξω, f. τΓξοί^ΰ'ίΐτω, to bring out before, 
 to produce before. Th. φίξω, to bring. 
 
 Τίξοίλα,ζον, ίζ, £, 2. a. ind. act. of <7ΤζοΧα.μ.~ 
 ζάνω. 
 
 ΐΙξοίλίόοΌμαι, 1 . f. m. of τίξοίξ^^ημοα, which 
 see. 
 
 Τΐζοίλτ,λατο, 3. sing, jduperf. pas. Ion. and 
 Att. of fTposXecvvM, f. ά,σω, p. •7Τξοήλύίχ,ιχ,, and 
 Att. ττξοίλ'^λα,χκ, and in perf, pas, τξοίλ'^λχ- 
 ΐΛΚί. Th. ιΧκύνω, to drive. 
 
 Π^«£λ^λι/^£ν, 3. sing, p. m. ind. Att. and 
 Τίξοίλ^ΐν, 2. a. inf. and 
 ΐϊξοίλβ'/ι, 3. sing. 2. a. sitbj. of -Τξοίξχ^ομα,ι, 
 to come before. Th. εξρ^^ομΛΐ, to come, /' 7η. 
 Ιλίύσ-ΰμαι, 2. α. 'ήλΰόον, and by Sync, νιλάον, 
 J}, m. 'Αλϋία., and Att. iXr,Xv6a.. 
 
 Τίξοίλίων, οϋσα, ov, part. 2. a. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Τΐξΰΐλοίμίβα, I. pi. 2. a. opt. m. of -Τζοκι- 
 ξίομοίΐ, to prefer, to determine. Th. utpiu, 
 f. ήσω, to take; 2. a. ΐΐλον, 2, a. inf. Ιλεΐν. 
 
 Τίξοελτίζω, f. 'κτω, p. •7Τξθ'/ιλ9Τΐκκ, to hope 
 before, first. From Τξο and ίλ-ττΊζω, Th. 
 ίλτι;, hope. 
 
 Τίξοεμκντεύον, 2. sing, i)nperf, ind. mid. 
 Ion. and Att. of τςομαντιόομοα, to foretell, t© 
 prophesy ; which is from μαντενομοί.ι. Th. 
 μά,ντίί, ιως, ό, a prophet. 
 
 Τίξοίμεν, Ion. or Dor. for Τξοεΐναι, 2. a. 
 inf. act. of 'Χζοϊημι, to send forward. Th. Ίημι^ 
 ^c. ; 2 a. 'h- 
 
 Τίξοίμ-^ίττω, to fall into or upon before, to 
 meet before. 
 
 ΙΙζοενκξχ;αμΛ(, to begin before ; f m. ξομχ/, 
 1. a. m. Τξοενίΐξζ,άμ'/ιν, ω, ατο. From τρο-, \v, 
 and α,ζχομκι, to begin. Th. α,^χ,νι. a begin- 
 ning. 
 
 ΤίξοενεγχεΤν, 2. a. inf. act. of τροφ'ερω, to 
 bring forward, exhibit. Th. φίρω, f. ο'Ισω, 
 1. α. τινιγκΆ, 2. α. 'Jinyx-ov, perf. pas. ^νεγμχ:, 
 ]. a. pas. 'hi;(;f/]v, part. 1. a. ^ws. ivε^h^;. 
 Τίξοενεγχων, part. 2. a. of the same word, 
 ΐίξοενίχ^ομοίΐ, to be already or long since 
 ! involved in. From ττξο and ίνεχ^ομαί. Th. 
 εχω, to have. 
 
 ΣΙξοεζχίίΤίτα), to rush forth. From tpo, Ιξ, 
 and ΆΪσσω, to rush. 
 
 Τίξοεζ,χνίιττχμχί, to rise before others ; to 
 start before the signal, e. g. from a goal, or 
 an ambush. From τξο, l|, and Ίστ'ήμι, 
 
 Τίξοεϊβξα,, κξ, 'h, a high seat. Th. Ώξα, a 
 seat. 
 
 ΐΙξοεοξτάΖ,ω, to celebrate a feast before. 
 ΊΙζοετα.γγ'ίΧΧομοίί, to promise before ; 1. a. 
 m. -ττξοιτνιγγείλάμνιν, «y, α-.-β. From tpo, Ιττί, 
 and ά,γγ'ιλλω, to announce. 
 
 ΤΙξοί•^τω, to foretell, to speak before. 
 ΤΙξοεζευα•<ην, Ion. and Poet, σ being doubled, 
 for τξοείξυσε, 3. sing. 1 . a. act. of Τξοίξύω, to 
 draw. Th. Ιξύω, to draw. 
 
 ΤΙξοεξίω, ω, to foretell ; to proclaim, publish. 
 From ίξίω, which is equivalent to its Th. ε'Ιρω, 
 f. ΐξω, to speak. 
 
 ΐίξοεξύΰ-σω, 1 . a. subj. act. Poet, σ being 
 doubled, from τξοίξυω. Th. Ιζύω. 
 
 ΤΙξοίξχ^ομοα, to go before ; to go forward, 
 to step forward, advance ; imp. m. 'ΡΤξοτίξχ^Όμην, 
 ου, iTo,f. mid. ττξοελεΰσομοίΐ, 2. a. κζοη'Κθον, ες, 
 £, 2. Ω. subj. ττξοελβύύ, yis, >?, part. 2. a. Τξοελ- 
 ϋων, οΖσα,, Όν. Th. ί^χ^ομοα, to come. 
 
 ΤΙξόίί, ίτω, 2. a. imperat. act. of ιτξο'ιημι, 
 to send forward, Th. 'ίημι, f. ϋα-ω, p. εϊχχ, 
 to send ; 1. a. νίκκ, 2. a. ^v, and in 3* 2)1. 
 ' iirxv. 
 
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 ΤΙξόίβ^Λν, 3. ρΐ. 2.. α. ind. act, of -^ξοιημι. 
 See ΤΙξόίξ. 
 
 Τίξοίσύ^α,ντο, Ion, for ίτ^οίιΤίίξαντβ, 3. γΐ, 
 1. α. ιη. of -τξοίσάγω, to bring in before, to 
 introduce before. Th. α,γω, f ξοζ, to lead. 
 
 Τίξοίο-^αι, 2. a. inf. mid. from ΤξοΊϊμα,ι, to 
 throw away, abandon ; common in Demosth. 
 
 ΐίξαίστάνκι, pres. inf. of ττξοίβ-τ^ιΐΛί, for 
 ίΡξοϊστΫΐμ/. 
 
 ΐΙξοια•τία,7ΐ, by Sync. Ion. for •Τξοίΐττ:ίκατί, 
 . 2. 2)1. i^erf act. See ίίξοίσ-'Τωη;. 
 
 ΤΙξΟίστω;, ωτο;, the president, prefect, over- 
 seer; part. perf. by Sync, for '^ζοζστνικως, and 
 ΤΙξβίίττωτα^ nom. pi. part. perf. of the 
 same, Att. for •πξοίστ-ηκΌτίξ, of ^Τξοίσ-τ'/ιμί, to 
 preside over. Th. 'ίστγ^μι, f. στήσω, ρ,.'ίστ>]χχ, 
 to place ; 2. a. ϊσττιν. ' ■ 
 
 ΐΐξόίσχ^ον, is, ε, 2. a. of ντζοΊ^ω. Th. 'ΐχω, 
 to have. 
 
 ΐίξοίτ'ίκοζ, h, ov, profuse, lavish of money, 
 Xen. Mem. iii, 1,6; opposed to ά'^•τα|, stingy, 
 covetous.] 
 
 Τίξοίτοιμάζω, f άσω, to prepare before; 
 1. a. ^ρο'/ιταΙμασΛ. From ϊτοιμάΖ,ω. Th. 
 ζτοιμοξ, ready. 
 
 Τίξΰίνχγγίλιζομοίΐ, to give a joyful promise, 
 to announce glad tidings, as the Chnstiayi 
 religion; 1. a. m. Τξοίυο^γγίλισάμ^ιν, ω, ccro. 
 From Τξο, sS, and ά,γγίλλω, to announce. 
 
 Τϊξοιφή'ηνον, ii, £, imperf. ^ξαφήτίνσχ, «j, 
 i, 1. a. ind. act, of ττξβφητίύο), to prophesy ; 
 to preach, teach; which is from 'ΤΤζοφήτ'/ι;. Th. 
 φτίμ), or φάω, to speak. 
 
 Τίροίφ&ασα, a.;, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of τξο- 
 φίύivω,f -Τξοφάάσω, p. <Ζζοίφ6α,κ,α,, to anticipate, 
 to do any thing before another. Th. φύάω, 
 2. a. ίφύ'/ιν. 
 
 Τίοϋί^ω, us, £', and in 3. 7)/. <ζ'ζοί^ουσί, 
 
 f. 'Τξοίζω, to have before, Herod, ix, 4 ; to hold 
 
 before one's self, to hold up ; to have the ad- 
 
 A'antage, to have the start of, to excel, to be 
 
 eminent. Th. iX,M,f ίζω, 2. a. ϊσ^ον. 
 
 ΐΐ,ξοιχ^ύξγισαν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of Τξο- 
 χ^ωζίω, to proceed. Th. χ^o)φω,f. νισω, to go. 
 ΐΐροήγα,γον, 2. a. ind. act. of τζοάγω, 
 f, ξί</, 2. a, Τξοτ^γον. Th. α,γω, to lead. 
 
 ΤΙξοΐίγίν, 3. sing, imperf. or 2. a. ind. act. 
 of 'Τξοάγω. 
 
 ΐίξο'/,γίομχί, ονμα,ί, to go before, take the 
 lead, be the principal ; with the ace. ; in 3. sing. 
 m. 'VQ^oriyil'ra,t,f. m. νξοΥι'γήσομ.Άί, p. pas. Τξοή- 
 γγιμαι Th. '/ιγίομκι, to lead. 
 
 ΠΡ0ΗΓ0ΡΕΡ;Ν, Zvos, Ό, the crop, or 
 craw of a bird ; because the food •^ξοα,γιΐζίτοί,ι, 
 i. e. is gathered before. 
 
 Τίξοήγοξοί, ου, ό, he who pleads first, an ad- 
 vocate. From 'Τζοχγοξίύω, which is from 
 αγβρίύω, to harangue. Th. ayoga,, the forum. 
 Ύίξοηγούμινοζ, μίνη, μΐναν, part. pres. m. of 
 ■^τρο'/ΐΎίομκΐ' ^ξοηγουμίν*) { dlItIcc being under- 
 stood) the internal cause, as •^ζοΐίατα.ζχ,τικη, 
 the external and manifest cause ; whence 
 
 Τ1ξο-/ιγΰυμίνω5, adv. essentially, radically, in 
 principle ; professedly. 
 
 Τ1/}>}>]^ννΗντα.ξ, acc. pi. part. 1. a. pas. of 
 
 ΤΙξο'/ιΙύνω, to dehg! t bof(jre ; which is frwi 
 
 Τξο ind τΐϋύνω. Th- vdhs, i«s, svveec. pkasant. 
 
 ΐΐζο'^.ιν, us, u, jr'upef. ?n. or imi rf. Att. 
 
 of 'ττφιιμι^ to go forwdid, advance. Th. ύμι, 
 
 perf. m. uct, pluperf. m. -miv. 
 
 TlooyJKxv, 3. pi. I. a. ind. act. and 
 ΤΙξ/ιιηκα.το, 3. sing. 1, a. m. of ττζο'ϊ'/ιμι, to 
 send forward. 
 
 Ίΐξ^οήκω, to advance ; to be superior to, to 
 excel ; "Τζοήκων, part, advanced. Th. ^'»«, 
 f. \ω, to come. 
 
 ΐίξοΐίλ^, S. si?ig. 2. a. ind. act. of το.οίξχ^ο- 
 μαι, to come before. 2'/^. εξχιμκι, J. m. 
 Ιλίόσομοίΐ, 2. a. fjXv^ov, t;. ε, and by Sync. 
 'a'aSov. is, i. p. m. TjXv&oi, and Att. ίλ'/,λν&κ 
 
 Π^5>?λίτ;;ίι5τ«:?, acc. pi. m. g. part p:'rf. 
 act. of τΓξΟίλτίζω,ί ίσω, p. ^ζο^λτίκα, to licpe 
 before ; irhich is from Ιλττίζω. Th. Ιλττίί» 
 hope. 
 
 ΐIξ07ίμxξ,for voo rιμ'^ζa,s, before the day. 
 ΤίηίΆμαξΤ'/ικ,Όσι, dot. pil. part, pef act. of 
 •ΤξΟΆμκξτά,νΰΐ. Th. Άμκζτάνω, f γισω, to bin, 
 ΐίξ'οην, 2. a. ind. of ττοοινιμι. Th. Ίτιμι, or 
 'ίω, to send. 
 
 ΤίξΟ'/ινεγκιχ,, ας, i, \. a. ind. act. of ττςοφίξω, 
 to excel. Th. φίοω, f. οίσω, 1. a. ηηγκα. 
 
 ΤΙξο'/ιξίΤτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of -ΤξοΆΐζίο- 
 μαι, to prefer, choose, determine. Th. αΐξίω, 
 f ήσω. p. ;"^>jjs«, 2. a. itXov. 
 
 Τίξοίΐξόσίο;, ix, toVf that precedes ploughing. 
 Whence ^ζβ^ίξοσία Α.'/ιμήτ9ΐζ, Ceres invoked 
 before ploughing. From Τξο and άξόω, to 
 plough. 
 
 ΥΙοοήζχ^ίτ», 3. sing, imperf. in. of '^ζο'ίξχ^ο^ 
 
 μχί, to c ome or go before, with the gen. imperf. 
 
 m. 'ττξοηξ^^Όμην, ου, iro. Th. ϊξρ^ομχι, to come. 
 
 Τίξο'/ισκή^ατο, 3. sing. 1 . a. m. of -ττροχσκ'ίω, 
 
 to exercise before. Th. xσ}c'^ω,f ήσω. 
 
 Τίξοήσομχι, η, ίτχι, ^.f m. of •Τξοί'/ιμι. Th. 
 ΐ'/ιμι, or ϊω, f ήσω. 
 
 Τίξο'/ιηχσχμιθχ, 1 . a. ind. m. of •?τροχιηάο- 
 μα», to accuse before, calumniate before •, f. m. 
 χσομχι. Th. χίτίχ, xs, h, a cause. 
 
 ΤΙξοή;^^β>:ν, US, >j, 1. a. pas. of ^ξοχγω. Th, 
 αγω, to lead. 
 
 ΐίξοό'ίλνμνχ, adv. radically, entirely. From 
 Ίίξού'ίλυμνος, ου, ο κχ) h, torn up from the 
 roots or foundation. From τξο and Β-ίλυμνον, 
 TO, a foundation. 
 
 ΤΙξοόίντα, acc. sing. m. g. part. 2. a. of 
 τΤξοτΊύ'/ιμι. Th. τίύ'^^μι, f S -ήσω, 2. a. 'ίβην, 
 part. 2. a. S-s/j, ΰσα, ίν. 
 
 Τίξο^ίουσι, 3. pi. ind. pres. of ττζού'ίω. 
 Τ1ξό^σΐ5, iMs, h, a proposition ; purpose, de- 
 sign. From "ΤξοτΊΰνιμι. Th. τ'ιβπμι. 
 
 Υίξοβισμίχ, as, 'h, (ωξχ being understood) the 
 appointed time. From 
 
 ΤΙξοβίσμιοί, ix, lov, appointed. From -Τξο- 
 τί^ίίμι, to set before, to appoint. 
 
 ΤΙζοίίω, to set before, propose, permit. See 
 Ύίβ'/ίμι. Hut 
 
 ΤΙξούίω, to run forward, to run to. From 
 
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 703 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 ΐΐζούνκ'/ι, '/!?, 'h, a proposition. From the 
 sam.; 
 
 ΐΐίο^ξαν, leaping before j part. 2. a. act. 
 iyf 'jn>o(<ft(^%^. Tk. 9•όξΜ, 0^ Β-οξίω, to leap. 
 
 TXaat'D^iottcti, cij.uiti, to ho willing, eager, 
 prompt ; to desire earnestly ; to strive. From 
 
 ΤΙρα3υμτ,Ηΰ-ίται, 3. sing. 1. f. JKis. of the 
 prectdinf^. 
 
 ΤΙζΰίϊμίκ, κζ, 'h, readiness, zeal, prompti- 
 tude. 
 
 TLpo^vfA•};, ου, kou h-, willing, eager, earnest. 
 
 Th. ^υμ'ο;. 
 
 ΐΐζί^ϋμαις, gdv. willingly, readily, eagerly, 
 pror;i()!]y. strenuously Frcm, the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙξ^^'^ξον., ου, το, the sain^i ns τξο^ύξαίον, the 
 vestibule beiore the door. Th. Β-ύξο,, ocs, 'h, a 
 •door. 
 
 Τίξοϊά,λλύϋ, to send before, send off] 
 
 TlooiccTTM, /*. "ψν, to send oif ur away ; to 
 send tn the lower world, Iliad i, .S ; in the same 
 sense ivith the simjd-i verb ΊάτττΜ' for the ])repo- 
 sitions of cotnpaunds d» not alwnijs vary the 
 JOra? of the svn^ le w<,rds. F/rnestis and 
 Heyrie^s notes. See Jliad v, J 90. \. a, τξο'ί'- 
 ec -ψκ, as, £, 1. a. irf. τΤξΰ'ΐΆ-φίΐν. Th. Ιάτττω, 
 to send."] 
 
 ΐ1ροίΌι,•φί, 3. sing. 1 . a. of <7Τξΰϊά<ττΜ. 
 
 ΤΙξοΊ'όεΤν, '2. a. inf. act, arid 
 
 Ίίξοίο'ίσύαι, 2. a. inf. m. of ^ξοίί^ω. Th. 
 i"^uj. to see : /". m. ΐ'ι'σ'ομο'.ι, 2. a ίΐ^ον, and Ί'^ον. 
 
 Υϊξο'ί'Ιαν, οΰσ -cc, ov, part. 2. a. act. of -xgo- 
 
 ΤΙξοΊ'ίΐ^ cofitract. for -π-ξοαί, 3. sing, im- 
 pe^f. act. of the obsolete vrrh τξοϊίω, the same 
 as -ττύοΡ/ιμι, to send forward. 
 
 Τ1ζθί'ίμ.ίν, Ion. and ^ξοιίμίναί, Dor. for 
 'Τξο'/ίνίχι, pres. inf. act. of -τξοϊημι. Th. Ίημι, 
 or %ω, to send, 
 
 n^iiV^sva?, part. pres. pas. ^ξοίίταί, 3. sing, 
 pres. ind. mid. of the same. 
 
 Tl^o'iivai, pres inf. of τξοΐ'/ιμι. 
 
 Τΐζοίζίσ-ίαι, to sit^before others. From Τξο 
 and Ίζψαι. Th. "ζω, to cause to sit. 
 
 ΤΙ(>οί'7]λί, 3. sing. 1 . a. ind. act. of Τξοϊά,λ- 
 λω. Tk. Ιάλλω, f. Ιαλω, to send. 
 
 Τίρη'ί^μι, to send or throw forward ; to send 
 before ; to send away, dismiss ; to give up, 
 abandon, throw away •, to neglect, omit, pass 
 by ; to permit, allow ; to leave to the disposal 
 of another; r^vh ©saJ T^oij, Iliad i, 127, 
 resign her to the God, i. e. to the disposal of 
 the God; and sometimes like its Th. Ίνιμι, it 
 means to send ; 'ττξο'ύντο τφα,ς αυτούς, gave up 
 or abandoned themselves to the disease, Thucyd. 
 ii, F.\. Th. <V/.] 
 
 Τίξοί'τιτι, Dor for Τξο'ί^ιιη, 3. sing. j}res. 
 ind. if τξοί^ιμι. Th. 'ί^ιμι, to send. 
 
 ΤΙξο7ακ, adv. gratis, without compensation. 
 Th. τξο'ίζ, a gift. 
 
 ΤΙΰοίζτνι;, ου, ο, a beggar. From ^ξο and 
 ΐχίτ'ηί, or because he asks ΤξοΊκΒί. 
 
 ΠΡΟΙ~£?, and ;r^e/|, κοξ, h, a gift, portion, 
 dowry ; a favour ; ace. ττξοΊκκ, used adverbi- 
 
 ally, gratis, for nothing ; -τζοικος Vncv^, a suii 
 by which a portion is claimed, Deni. c Nees- 
 rum. From τξο and Ίκω, to come, because in 
 this gift, one voluntarily comes before or an-• 
 ticipates another ; orfrum 'Τξόί<η:, liberal dona- 
 tion, which is from ^ξοίιμοα, to pour out copi- 
 ously. 
 
 Ιΐζο'ί'^ίσύοί,ι, 1. a. inf. m,. of <Τξο'ίκήομοα, to 
 come to, to approach, which is from, τζο and 
 Ixvίaμ»ι,f. Τέ,ομαι, to come. 
 
 Τίξοϊ'^'τηύω, to ride before on horseback. 
 From. TOO and Ιττηύω. Th. "•^ττοι, a horse. 
 
 ΐΐζο'ΐ'ιτσομκι, to hold out the hand for an 
 alms or gift, Archilociius aj). Suidam. voc. Kx- 
 τΆΤξΰΤύ,ίτκι. Th. Ίχομαί, to come. 
 
 ΤΙξ 'ί'τττιμί, f -τΓξοστΥΐσω, to place before, to 
 propoi;e ; '^Τξο'ία-τοίμα,ι, ίτχι, toci, to propose ; to 
 hold up, to orler as a pretext, to pretend ; to 
 place over, at the head of; to prostitute ; to 
 engage one's self in, to undertake. But in the 
 2. a. nidperf act. and in. pas. to surpass, to 
 excel ; also to be at the head of, to govern ; to 
 stand up for, defend ; to be a prostitute ; to be 
 a ruler, magistrate. Th. 'ίστημι, to stand. 
 
 ΎΙζοϊσχ^ω, and Τξο'ίσ'^ομοίί, to hold out, to 
 propose ; to stretch out ; to allege, to pretend. 
 Th, Ίσχ^ω, or 'ίχοι), to have. 
 
 Τίξ^οΐων, ovTos, in. f. g, ΤξΟίουια, part, 2. a. 
 of Τξύϋμί, to go forward. Ti\. ίΤμ/, 2. a. 'lovy 
 to go. 
 
 ΤΙξοίύνζίί, ζως, 7], a pursuing, pursuit ; btf 
 Sync, for •Τξο'^ίωξί;. From ττξο^ωκω. Th. %ιω- 
 κω, f. 'ζω, p. χκ, to pursue. 
 
 IlPu'KA, adv. suddenly, immediately ; nu 
 the manner f τξοκο;, i. e. of a hind. 
 
 ΤΙζοκι/Λο-τηκυΐοίξ, gen. sing.f. g. part. perf.. 
 act. if τξοχοίύΐστ'/ιμι, to place before. 
 
 Τ\.ζοκΰΐ,ύ ηγούμαι, to be a guide, to guide ; 
 f. ?n. ήοΌμκι, p. pas. Τζοκ.α.ΰήγνμαι. Th. «ys- 
 ομαι, οΰμκι, to be a guide or leader. 
 
 ΣΙξοκάβημχι, to sit before, to preside ; imperf 
 mid. ΤζΟίΆχύγιμ'/ίν. From νξο and χάβτιμοι,ι, to sit, 
 
 ΤΙξοχαόίζω, to sit before, to sit first. 
 
 ΤϊξοκχΰΙα-'πψΑ, to place before, arrange be-- 
 fore, prepare. From -Τζο, χατχ, and Ίστημι^ 
 f. στ'Λίτω, p. ί(ττηΐία, or ε/ττκχχ, 2. a. ϊ(ττην. 
 
 ΐίξοχκλίομκι, to call forth, to challeno-e, 
 provoke ; to summon to trial ; to exhort • to 
 make proposals, offer conditions. Th. χαλίω. 
 
 ΤΙξοχαλίζίτο, 3. si7ig. imperf. m. Ion. 
 from, 
 
 ΐίξοχχλίζομκί, to provoke, excite to. TL• 
 χχλ'ίω, to call. 
 
 Υίζοχάμνω, f χάμω, p. χ'ίχμηκχ, to be 
 fatigued, to labour beforehand ; to be pre- 
 viously afflicted with, Thucyd. ii, 4Θ ; 2. a. 
 εκα,μον.^ 
 
 ΐίξοχχμων, Όννοζ, part. 2. a. act. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΐίξοχχξγινος, ου, ο xx) ή, headlong, with the 
 head downward. Th. χάο^νον, the head. 
 
 ΤΙζοκχτχγγίλΧω, f. ζ'Κω, p. TgoxxrriyyiXxa, 
 to announce before, to declare before; 1. a. 
 Τζοκκτήγγαλχ' part. perf. pas, <^ζοκατνιγγίλ-- 
 
ΠΡΟ 
 
 704 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 ρ.ίνόίφ From -^Τξο, κχτχ, and αγγίλλω, to 
 announce. 
 
 Τ1ξοχ,α.7κλα?ί7ν, 2. α. inf. act. of 
 
 ΤΙξοχα,ταλκμξα,νω, to take beforehand, to an- 
 ticipate, to seize before. Front τξο, κ,α'τα, and 
 λαμξάνω, f. mid λ^ί-φομαα, ρ λίλτ^φα, and 
 Att. ί'/λτιφα-, 2. a. 'iXa-Zov, perf. pas. ί'ΙλημμΆΐ. 
 
 ΤΙξοκχτΆλϋω, to dissolve before, to destroy 
 before, to finish before. Froin •;τζο, κατά, and 
 λύω, to loose. 
 
 ΤΙξοκ.χτα.ξζτϊχΰί, h, ov, primary, principal, 
 radical, original. From ^τξο, κατά, and α,ζχ,ο- 
 μα,ι. Tk α,ξχ^γι, a beginning. 
 
 ΤΙοοκχτκξΤίζω, f. ισω, to prepare beforehand; 
 1. a. TfiOKKT'/ipTHTu., 1. a. subj. act. Τξοκοί- 
 ΤΆρτ'κτω, >ji, -A, and in 3. pi. 'ττοοκ,ατΆοτ'ατωιη. 
 From Τξο, κατά., and α,^τΐ'ζω. Τ/ι, α,ξτιο;, 
 perfected. 
 
 Τίί!οκα.τα,(Τ)ίίυΆΧ^ω, to prepare beforehand. 
 From ντξο and κύίΤΆο-κίνάζω, to prepare. 
 
 Τ1ροκατ<ίφίύγω, J", ϊ,ω, to flee to, or take 
 refuge, before being overtaken, Thucyd. i, 
 134.] 
 
 Π^βχα•τ£;λ>?(£*^εν'/7, Άζ, h, part, perf . pas. f. 
 g. of τοοκΰίταλαμζάνα. 
 
 ΎΙζοκΛ'τίξχ^ομ.α.ι, to go down before, to go or 
 eome before. 
 
 Υϊροκ,ΆΤΥιγγαΧα, «j, £, 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 Υίροκ,α.τήγγί'λκ,α,, a;, s, perf. ind. act. of -τΓξο- 
 αατα,γγίλλω. 
 
 ΐίξοκκττιμίνος-, lou. for 7Τζακα,6γ,μ?.νοί, sitting 
 before; part. pres. mid. of 'ττξοχ,άθ'/ιμοίΐ, which 
 isfrom ;ίχ$'/ιμιχ,ι, to sit. 
 
 ΤΙξοκΆτίζαν, Ion. for 'ΤΓξοκα,ύΊ'ζϋν. 
 
 Τίξοχατύ-φόμίνίχί win, ships sent forward for 
 flie purpose of exploring ; ^>α?'ί. 1 . f m. j)L 
 num.f g. Th. Ο'Ττομα,/, to see. 
 
 ΐ1ξόκ.ίΐμα.ι, acci, rut, to lie before; to be pro- 
 posed; to be exposed; to be abandoned. 
 Hence part. pres. Τξοχίΐμζνο;, >j, ov,f. m. ττξο- 
 κί'ίσομαι, pres. inf. m. •πξοκ,{ϊσύαι,^οηι Τξο 
 and κίΤμαι' Τξόκίιται, is applied either to a 
 version, which is placed side by side with the 
 Qriguial, the same as ταξάτίίΐτκι, Hesych. ; or 
 to a book which is open to the inspection of all. 
 See Is. Vos. ^ P. S. Obs. resp. j). 364. 
 
 ΤΙξοκ,ικ'/ΐξΐιγμίνον, previously announced or 
 published ; part. perf. pas. of -ττξοίΐηξνσσω. 
 
 TLpoKivoo), to exhaust, to empty before. 
 
 ΐΙξοκ,ί^ζίίξοτονΒμίνοΐζ, previously elected, or 
 designated; dat. pi. j)art. pof. ]}as. from -τξο- 
 χαροτον'ίω, which is from -ζ-ξο and ^ίιξοτονίω, 
 to elect by raising the hand or hand-vote. 
 From χύζ and Tilvu, to extend. 
 
 Υϊρηκ,'ήζΰσίτω, or Alt. -ύττω, f. \ω, to pro- 
 claim before ; 1. a. Τξοίχ'/ΐξυ'^ν,, perf. ■■^ξοκ,ίκ-^ι- 
 ζ^Χ^ι ν^ΤΪ• V^^' ''^^'^''''''■'i-'^^vyyMi. From -τΤζο 
 and Λτίζύιτσω, to proclaim. Th. κ'/ΐξυξ, a her- 
 ald. 
 
 ΤΙζοζινΙυηΰω, f ίΰσω, to expose one's self 
 to danger ; to defend by incurring danger. 
 From "ττξο and Ktvhunvu. Th. κ,ίν^υνο;, dan- 
 ger. 
 
 Τίροχλίπί, Ues, Of a proper name, Prpcles. 
 
 ΊΙξΟΛληβύί, iiacL, sv, part. 1. a. pas. of ίί-ξύ" 
 κχλίομοα. 
 
 ΐϊξόκλΐκη;, ζύΐί, 'h, a provocation, a challeng- 
 ing, defiance ; a proposal, condition. From 
 the same. 
 
 ΐίξοκλΰτοζ, oZ, Kc&t h, heard of before, 
 known before, long since known, ancient. Tk. 
 κλύω, to hear. 
 
 ΐίξοκοττγι, Τϊ;, h, advancement, progress ; 
 profit, revenue. From, 
 
 Τίξοχόντω, to make progress, to advance ; 
 impejf. Τξοίκοττον, f. -φαι, perf. act. -η-ξοκ,ίχο- 
 φα., perf. m. τ^οκ,'ίχ,ο'^Λ' whence ^ξοχοτ», ij, ή. 
 Th. χοττω. φ 
 
 Τΐζόχξϊμα, α,τοί, το, preference ; prejudg-. 
 ment. 
 
 ΤΙξοκ,ζϊνω, its, ίΐ, to prefer, to give the prefer- 
 ence ; j^'^'ss. inf 'Τξοκξίναν. Fram ?r^e, before, 
 and κοίνω, to judge. 
 
 Τίξόκ,ζίίΤίί, ίωζ, 'A, preference ; prejudgment. 
 
 Ύ\.^ο-Λ^οσσα.ι vijsj-, ships, which sail in a line 
 one after anotlier, or are drawn up in rows on 
 shore. From χξοσσο;, ου, τι, a border, or κζοα•- 
 σα.), a ladder. See Eustath. and Suidas. 
 
 Υίροχυρόω, ω, f. ωσω, ρ>• '^τροχικΰρωκα,, to 
 confirm or sanction before ; part. perf. pas. 
 Τξοχίκ.υοωμίνοζ, '/;, ov. From ^ξο and xvpoar, 
 to confirm. Th. κ,ΰζοί, lo;, το, authority. 
 
 ΐίξοχϋων, Procyon, a constellation, ivkich 
 rises before the great dog-star. From ττξο and 
 κύων, a dog. 
 
 Υίζ^οχωμΙζω, to bring fonvard, produce. 
 
 Ύ\^οχύμιον, ου, το, Pindar, for Tooo'tyAov, τα 
 ^ξο του ΧΛίμου γξοίφόμίνον, that which is sung 
 or written before the hjonn, the prelude. 
 
 ΐίξόαωτο;, ου, ο κ,α,) γι, a rower, one who is 
 at the oar ; held by the handle. Th. χάττγί, 
 an oar. 
 
 Τίξολοίλίω, to be talkative, Fjngr. Stratoni- 
 cL• ap. O'Orville ad Chanton. j). 348. 
 
 ΤίξολοίμζανΜ, f τρολγτψομαα, p. τΤοούΧτιφοί, 
 to take before, to anticipate, go before, precede ; 
 2. a. <;ι'ξοίλοίζον, ίς, i. Th. Χοι,μζάνω, to 
 take. 
 
 ΐίξολίγω, to speak of before ; to foretell ; 
 also to choose before ; imperf. -τξοίλίγον. Th, 
 λίγω, f Ιω, p. χα.. 
 
 Τίξολίί-τω, to leave, abandon, forsake. See 
 Τίρολίλοιτότί;. 
 
 Τίξολίλίγμίνο;, -/}, ov, select, applied to soldiers, 
 Horn. ; part, perf pas. of -^ξολίγω. 
 
 ΥΙξολίλοί'ζτοτίί, forsaken ; nom. pi. part. ]?. 
 m. of ^ξολίίτω, f. •ψω, 2. a. Τξοίλιτον, 2. a. 
 m. τξοίλί'Τομίην, p. m. -^ξολίλοίττα. Tk. Χύ- 
 -πω, to leave. 
 
 ΐϊξοΧίσχγινίυω, See Α.ίνχηνίΰω. 
 
 ΥΙξοΧ' /iViov, ου, το, a wine-press. Is. v, 2. 
 From τξο and Χτιν'οζ. 
 
 ΤΙξόΧίτψΐί, ίω;, '/ι, preoccupation ; anticipa- 
 tion ; natural or innate apprehension ; pre- 
 judgment, prejudice, presumption, suspicion. 
 From "ΖξοΧαμζάνω, which see. 
 
 ΐΙξοΧιτόν^, and 'ΤξοΧιττόντ, for -ΤξοΧίτόντκ^ 
 ace. .wig. or for Τζολί'^όνη^ nom. dv.nl, part. 
 
tiva 
 
 ΊΟί 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 2, a. act. of ^ξολύ-^ω, to leave ; loJiich see un- 
 der ΐϊξολίλαιτότεί. 
 
 ΤΙζολί-^αιν, in f. g. ';τξολιτουίΤα, part. 2. a. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 Τΐξΰλοχ^οζ, ου, ο, Prolochus, the name of a 
 man ; as if tlie first in an ambuscade. 
 
 Τ^ξομάύίία, as, it, Oor.for τξομ'/ιβαα. 
 
 ΤΙξομα^Τν, 2. a. irf. act. af -ρτζομανίάνω. 
 
 Ιϊξομα,^νί, inns, ό, Oor.for Τίξομν,ύινς. 
 
 Τίξόμ&λοζ, ου, γΐ, a plant, the tamarisk, the 
 "heath. Th. μχλο;, the same as αμοίλϋ?, tender. 
 
 ΐίξΰμκνβ&νω, to learn before. From τξο 
 and μύίv0άvω,f. on. μοίύνιιτομα,ί, 2. a, εμαΰον. 
 
 ΐίξομκξτνξομαι, to testify before, to declare 
 before ; y. m. αΰμοκ, 1. a. m. ^Τξοίμαξτυζάμ'/ιν, 
 ω, α,το, of μα,ξτύξομα,ί. Th. μκξτυξ, a mtness. 
 
 ΐίξομ,αχ^ίω, ω, f. ήτω, p. τΤξομιμά^'/ικα, to 
 fight for, to fight in the front ranks. 
 
 Τίξομ,α^ίων, ωνο$, ο, Ion. for ^ξομκ^ων, 
 which see. 
 
 Τίξομαχ^Ίζω, f Ίσω, to fight in the front 
 ranks. Th. μάχομκι. 
 
 Τίξομ&^οΐζ, and Ion. -^ξομά^οισι, dat. pal. of 
 Τξομαχ^ος. 
 
 ΐΙ^ομΆχ^ομα,ι, to fight for, to fight in the 
 front ranks. 
 
 Τίξόμα,χ^οζ, ου, ο άολ w, one who fights in the 
 front ranks, amongst the foremost ; a champi- 
 on, defender ; contract, ττξόμοξ. Th, μάχ^ομαι, 
 to fight. 
 
 Τ^ξ^ομα,χ^ων, gen. pi. of the preceding, and 
 
 Τΐζομαχ^ων, ωνοξ, ο, a fortification, rampart. 
 Th. μά^ομοίί. 
 
 Τίζομιλίτάω, f v^ffw, p. 'Χζ^ομίψι,εΧί'Τ'ηκα, to 
 meditate before, to premeditate; 1. a. -Τξοίμί- 
 Κίτησ-κ. From ττξο and μελετάω, to exercise, 
 meditate. Th. μέλει, it concerns. 
 
 ΐίξομεξίμνά,ω, ω, f 'hdu, p. Τξομίμερίμν/ικχ, 
 to be troubled, anxious before. From τξο and 
 μεξίμνάα, to be troubled, anxious. Th. μέριμνα, 
 7]s, '/I, care. 
 
 Τίξομετω'τί'^ιον, ου, το, a frontlet. From 
 ίΤξο and μίτω-τον, the forehead. Th. ο-τΓτομαι, 
 to see. 
 
 Τίοομγιύα», u;, ή, or ττξομ'^άία, care, provi- 
 dence, foresight, prudence, regard to. From 
 ■τΓξομτιύ'/α, which see. 
 
 Τ1ξομη6εί•/ι, and -r/i, Ion. for the p)receding 
 word. 
 
 Τίξομ,'/Μομοίι, to care for, provide for ; to have 
 regard for, to respect. From "π-ζομπόνίξ. 
 
 ΐίζομ'/ιίευζ, εω;, ό, Prometheus, α prop)er 
 name. From, 
 
 ΐΐζομηβτΐί, ίος, Ό άά) ή, provident, circumspect. 
 Froin ίΤ^ο and μτϋοί, ε«?, τβ, care. 
 
 Ύίξομγινύω, f ΰσω, ρ. 'τΓρομεμή'ίυκα,, to sig- 
 nify before, to announce before. From ττξο 
 and μγινύω. 
 
 Τίξομιγϊίνοίί, 2. a. inf. pas. of 
 
 ΤΙζομίγνΰμ;, to mjx, mingle before. Th. 
 μ'ιγνυμι, f. \ω, p. χ,α. 1. a. jias. εμ1χ^ύ'/ιν, 2. a. 
 pas. εμίγ'/ΐν. 
 
 ΤΙξομολεω, to go forward, advance. From 
 ^ξο and μολ'ίω, or μ'ολω, to come, to go. 
 
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 Τίξομν/ΐα'Τξία, «ί, -h, and 
 
 Τίξο'ρτνηα-τξίί, i'^oi? '^> a match-malcer, JTenj 
 Mem. ii, 6, 36,] 
 
 Τϊξομολ'/ι, 71?, 'A, a A'^estibule ; because we -ττξο- 
 μολουμιν, or go through it. 
 
 Τίξομο;, ου, ό, και, '/ι, one \vho fights in the 
 van, in the front of the battle; a chief; con- 
 tract from 7Τξόμαχ;ο;. Th. μάχ^ομαι, to fight. 
 Unless from ^τξο and μάο}, so as to mean one 
 who rushes first against the enemy. 
 
 Τϊξονά,ον, ου, το, the vestibule or porch of a 
 temple, Th. vao;, a temple. 
 
 ΐΐζονανμαχ^ίω, to be engaged in a naval bat-, 
 tie before. From •7ΐ•ξο and ναυμα^εω, to fight 
 at sea. From ναΰ$ and μάχ^ομαι. 
 
 ΤΙξονίμω, or 'Τξοιτνεμω, to give, distribute ; 
 advance, jnnmarily, while feeding. Th. ήμω, 
 the same. 
 
 Τίξονοίω, ω, and -εομαι, ουμαι, f. riffoi, p. 
 ττξονενά'ήκα, to conceive, imagine, think of be- 
 fore ; to take care of, proA-ide for ; pres. inf. 
 act. -ττξονοεϊν, pres. inf. pas. "τΐξονοείσύαι. From, 
 void). Th, voos, νους, mind. 
 
 Tlgavoh, rii, '/I, the name of a ivoman, Pro- 
 noe. 
 
 ΐίξονο'/ιιτα;, ασα, ocv, part. 1. a. act. of -^ξο- 
 νσίω. 
 
 ΤΙξονοΥίτ'ΐΗ,ος, yi, αν, having foresight, disposed 
 to provide for, provident. From the same. 
 
 ΤΙξόνοια, a;, h, and Ion. •^ξονοίη, care, pru- 
 dence, foresight. From the same. 
 
 ΤΙξονομ.εύω, f. εύ^ω, to go out on a foraging 
 expedition ; to harass with depredations, to take 
 captive ; jyres. pas. τ^ονομεύομαι, to be taken 
 captiΛ"e by a foraging party. 
 
 ΐίξονομη, 7ιί, 7), forage ,• also a plundering ; 
 and the booty itself. From νομ-ζι. Th. ή- 
 μω. 
 
 Τϊξονοοΰιτι, 3. pi. pres. ind. ττξονοουντο?, gen. 
 sing. part. pres. of τξονοεω. 
 
 ΐίξονουμ'ήνία, as, '/>, the day before the new 
 moon. 
 
 ΐίξονυξ, Poet. adv. the same as ττξβ vvxtos, 
 before night. 
 
 nPO'H, -ρτξοκ^, S, or h, a kid, a doe. 
 
 ΐΙξοξί'Λω, aJ, to be a public guest, to be re- 
 ceived as the guest of the city ; to be an agent 
 in contracts, ^y. to procure for. Froyn ίτ^βξί- 
 vos. 
 
 ΤΙξοζεν/ίτνίξ, ου, ο, Ά mediator, a broker or 
 agent iu making agreements, S^c. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΐΐξό'ξενοί, ου, ό and ί, a public guest ; a per- 
 son engaged to render the duties of hospitalit}^ 
 for a city, or ratJier, to guard the rights and in- 
 terests of the citizens of any place ; one who 
 procures any thing in the name of the city ; a 
 procurer, author, cause of; an agent; an asso- 
 ciate, Lt/s. Th. ξένος, a guest, a host. 
 
 ΤΙξοο^Υιγος, ου, ο και h, a guide. From Τξο 
 and o'^tjyos, the same. 
 
 ΤΙξΟΰ^οτΓοιεω, to prepare a v/ay, to open, or 
 afford a passage ; also to prepare ; to set an 
 exatnple. From Τξο, ο^ο$, w, 'h, and 9Γοάω. 
 
ΠΡΟ 
 
 ^06 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 \ 
 
 Tloaoh);, a going out; progression, advance- 
 ment, increase. 
 
 ΤΙξοοίμ/ίίσ^ι, 2. siiig. I'J". Ill, of Τξοοιμιύζβ- 
 μ,α,ι, to make an exordium or introduction ; 
 f. m. ύσομαι, part. pres. m. '^ξοοιμιχζόμίνοί, 
 μ'ίν/;, μίνον. Frojn 
 
 ΤΙοοοίμιον, ov, το, a prooemium, exordium, 
 introduction to a discourse. Tli. οΊμγι, a way, 
 a path. 
 
 ΐΐζοοττίον, one must foresee, provide for ; 
 and 
 
 Τίξΰο<;ττοί, ov, fl Kx) i, foreseen, known be- 
 forehand ; manifest. Th. οττομα./, to see. 
 
 TL^oaoaros, 'Λ, ev, that may be foreseen, 
 C</rop. i, 6, 19.] 
 
 Τίξοοξάω, ω, to see before one ; to use fore- 
 sight respecting, to provide for, take care of ; 
 imperf. m. ^ροωξαόμ'>^ν, ωμ'/ιν, p. act. τροίω- 
 ga.H.a, 2'^'''^• P' (^^t• '^ξΟίούξοίΚΜζ, vlci, Όζ. Th. 
 οοα,ω. 
 
 Τίοοΰξίζί!), y. Ίσω, p. "Τξοωξίχκ, to appoint 
 before, determine before, predestinate ; 1. a. 
 ^ξοωοίίτχ, part. 1. a, act, '^ξοορ'κτχ;, earx, av. 
 From "^ξο and αξίζω. Th. ίξο;, a limit. 
 
 ΐϊξόου, 2. a. impsral. m. Τξόετο, ^ζοίο, 
 9Γξόου, of τοοΐ'/ιμί. Th. Ί'/ιμι, or ϊω, to send. 
 
 Τίοοοφίΐλόμίνο;, μίν)ΐ, μίνόν, part. pres. 
 pas. of 
 
 Τίξοοφύλω, to owe before ; also to owe. Th. 
 οφίίλω, to owe. 
 
 ΤΙξό -rciv, lb, g, and '^ρο'τταζ, τη. g. the whole. 
 Th. 9Γα.ζ, ττοίσα^ 'ττάί, all. 
 
 Πβί5Γ«ίΤ•7ί?ί, a great grandfather, a fore- 
 father. 
 
 Τΐξόταξ, hy Apoc.for • 
 
 JlooTrdeoth, adv. before, in presence of, in 
 front. From -ra^oth, the same as its Th. 
 ΐτχξο; , 
 
 Τίοο<νά<τχ^ω, to suffer before, to be affected be- 
 fore ; 2. a. Τζοί^αθον, part. 2. a. act. ττξοττα,ίων, 
 ova-et, όν. Th. 'χά,σχ^ω., to suffer, f. m. ττύσο- 
 μοίΐ, p. m, •π'ί'Τονβα,, 2. a. m. ί<τα.ύΌμ'ην. 
 
 ϋξο^α,τύϋξ, οξΰί, ό, a grandfather, ancestor, 
 forefather, progenitor, patriarch. From -τΓξο 
 and wcc'7Yio. 
 
 ΐΐηότίΐξχ, «.ς, rt-, a trial, experiment. From 
 ίΤξο, before, and Th. ^ίίξχ, an attempt. 
 
 ΐΙξοτ'ίμ,τΤΜ, f. -φΜ, to send before ; also to 
 conduct, accompau}-, escort •, I. a. ττξοί-ττίμ-φα, 
 I. rt. imperat. act. Τξόημ^Ρον, α,τω, 1. a. subj. 
 act. νΤξοτίμ-φ», fis, ψ 1. a. pas. Τξοίτίμφί'/ιν, 
 r,5, >?, 1. a. inf. pas. •ττζο'Ζίμφύνίνιχ.ί, part. 1. a. 
 pas. ^ξβτίμίρ^ύ;, ί7(τχ, ίν. From •Τξο and Th. 
 ^ίμ-ττω, to send. 
 
 ΐ].οο7η•ζ'ίυ<τμ%νος, or τοο'7Τί<ζυσμΑνοί, >;, ov, 
 having been previously infunned ; part. p. pas. 
 of Τξοττυνόάνομαι, which is J'rom τυνύάνομαί, to 
 bear •, f. in. "^ιΰσομαι. 
 
 ΐΙοοΤί'^τωκ.Μ;, υίχ, og, part. ]). act. of Τξο- 
 ■fTivej. 
 
 TLpoTccrovTx, acc. sing. ^Jfrri. 2. a. act. of 
 ΤξβνΊτ'τω. Th, ■7τ'ι•7Ττω, J. mid. <^ίσουμΆΐ, 
 ■J». -τί-ίΤτωκοί, 2. a. 'i-Xitrov. 
 
 Ιίξαίτίταα, as, h, petulance, insolence, pre- 
 
 cipitancy, rashness; also inclination, propen* 
 sity. From ΤξΟ'π'ίτνι;, which see. 
 
 ΤΙξοτίτΐη, acc. sing. J'rom 
 
 ΤΙ-ξο-τητγΐζ, ίος, ο -λάΙ ή, falling, ready to fallj 
 inclined to ; ■:τξθ'7ΐ•ίτϊ$, adverbially/, precipitately ; 
 insolent, petulent, headstrong. From -τζο and 
 TiTdjffor which ■τί'^τω, to fall, is in use. 
 
 Τΐζοητω?, adv. precipitately, rashly ; in a 
 forward manner (for a child), Cyrop. i, 3, Y. 
 
 Τίξοτιφξχ^μίνχ, proclaimed by heralds, lies. 
 Op. 655. Dor. for -Τξο'Τεφξχσ-μίνχ, nom. or 
 acc. pi. n. g. part, perf, pas, of στζοφζχΖ,ομχί^ 
 to be proclaimed, announced beforehand. Th, 
 φξά,'ζω,^, (Τω, 2. a. 'ίφξχ^ον, ρ, pas. τίφξασ-μαι, 
 p. m. τίφοχ'^χ, 
 
 Τίξοτ'/ι'^χω, to leap before, to leap forth. 
 
 ΤίζοΤ'/ιλχκίζω, See 
 
 ΎΙοο'ΤΓηλχκισβίϊς, ίΐσχ, sv, part. 1 . a. pas. of 
 <7Τζθ'7!•'/ιλ&χΊζω^ primarily, to bespatter with mud; 
 to insult, revile, slander ; to ravish. From 
 Τξο and ττνιΧχτύζω, to insult, pri}narily by be- 
 spattering with mud. Foom Th. ίΤ>?λο?, mud. 
 
 Ιϊξοττνω, to drink before ; to invite to 
 drink ; by Melaph. to drink and pass the cup 
 to another, to drink to one's health ; to betray, 
 sacrifice, give away in order to gratify some 
 
 one. From ττξο and ττίνω,^. 'πύσω,ρ, ^τίτωκα^ 
 
 2» 
 . a, i<xiov, 
 
 Ώ-ξοττίΤτοντίζ, no7n. pi. part, pres, of 
 
 Τίξοχίττω, f. "Τίτωσω, p. •Χί'ΡΤτωχχ, to fall 
 down. From τίττω. 
 
 Τΐοοττο'^ίζίϋ, to go forward, advance. From 
 ■ρτο^ίζω, f. iffu. Th. τοΰζ, TeBoj, o, the foot. 
 
 ΤΙζοττοάω, to do before, malce before. From, 
 Too and ττοάω, 
 
 ΥΙξότολοί, ου, β and τι, a servant who con- 
 tinues near his master ; a servant, a minister or 
 officer in a temple. Th. τολίω. 
 
 Ύίξο-τομ.'χζυω, f. ιΰσω, to march forward, 
 precede in a procession. 
 
 n^oTijwri?, ης, h, an escorting, accompany- 
 ing, conducting. 
 
 ΥίξΟ'τίομ-ποζ, cv, Kx) 'h, one who goes be- 
 fore in an escort. From •ττξοττ'ίμ'τω. 
 
 Τίξοτοξίΰομχι, to go before, precede ; f, m, 
 ζΰσομΜΐ, p. pas. ■τΤζο'ΠττΌξίυμχι. From ίτ^β 
 a7ld -^οξίύομχί. 
 
 ΤΙξοτξάττω, to do before. From <ρτςο and 
 
 ΤΤξΧΤΤ-Ο!. 
 
 ΤΙζθ'!Τζίων, ωνος, ό, willing, eager, benevo- 
 lent ; the same as τξόβ'ψοζ. It seems to he 
 compounded of τξο and τξ'/ΐίϋν, ό, and by Sys- 
 tole 'ΡΤξίων, the top of a mountain ; and has the 
 same meaning as 
 
 Υίζοτξν,νγι;, ίοξ, ό κχι '/), falling down, in- 
 clined downward, inclined to, well-disposed, 
 prompt, eager. Th. ΤξΥΐννίί, 
 
 ΥΙζοτΤξοκνλΙν^ομχι, for the sake of emphasis 
 instead of 'ττξοχ,υλΊν^ομχί, to be prostrate at one's 
 feet in the manner of a suppliant. From κυ- 
 λίν^ω, the same as the Th. χ,υλϊω, to roll. 
 
 ΐΐζοττυω, to spit before. From τξο and 
 'Vruuj to spit. 
 
ΐίΡό 
 
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 ΠΡΟ 
 
 Ίΐξβττωί/ις, ίωξ, h, a falling down. From 
 
 Τίξοτύλαιον, and ττξό^υλαν, αν, τβ, a vestibule. 
 Th. τύλη, a gate. 
 
 ΐΙξΟ'ΤΛίλτι;, ου, ό, one who sells for another, 
 a broker, commission merchant ; a principal 
 seller. T/i. •τα/λίω, to sell, 
 
 ΐίοοζίίΐ, 3. sing. pres. ind. and 
 
 ΤΙξοξίαντι, dat. sing. part. pres.Jrom 
 
 Τίρορϊω, or Τζβρρίω, to flow out. From ^ξο 
 and f)iu,f. μύιτω, p. spptUKOi, to flow, jBut 
 
 ΐΐξΰρρίω, J", 'Α(Τω, p. Tpoifip/jxcc, and Alt. 
 'ΤζΟ'ύξγ,κα,, to proclaim, command, predict. Th. 
 fiu, Hesych. 
 
 ΤΙξόρρ^Β•!?, iais, hi a prediction, command, 
 order, Luc. de Sacrif. j). 368, dat. pi. ^ξβρ- 
 
 Τίζόρριζοί, ου, ο Kcci h, or Τζόρριζοί, with the 
 root, from the foundation. Th. ρίζα, ns, -h, a 
 root, 
 
 IIPO'2, j^rej). governing the genitive, dative 
 and accusative, as follows .• 
 
 I. With the genitive, from, wnth, or on the part 
 of, for the interest of, in favour of, against, for, 
 to, tov/ards, according to, by or by the side of, 
 before or in presence of, near ; as τξος has 
 &ξχ^ατΘα,ι κάΧλιστον, it is best to be governed 
 by one ; otin ντξο; υμών οΰτί ^ξο; τνις Έλλά- 
 ^off, neither o;a your part for with you) nor on 
 the part of all Greece, Xen. Anab. ii, 3, 11 ; 
 «r^flj roZ φίύγοντοί utuh, to speak in favour of 
 the accused ; Τξοξ ryj; βουλτιί Itrr), it is for the 
 interest of the senate, Demosth. ; <τξο$ Ιχυτοΰ 
 vo λόγιον Ιλάμζοίην, he interpreted the oracle 
 in favour of himself, Zosim. 16 ; uvxt μ\» yuo 
 <7Τξος αυτοΖ τον α,ιτον, (the omen of) the eagle 
 ■was in his favour •, εΤνα< Ύξοί nvos, to be in 
 favour of or to be on the side of any one ; τζο; 
 βόϋ, ouS' εμοΰ φ^ά,σω, I will say what is for your 
 interest and not mine, o/- what concerns you 
 arid not myself, (Edip. Tyr. 1434 ; "ΡΤξοί 
 α,ν'^ξο; Ιχ^ίζοΖ Ιτηφίξων την "^^'/ιφον, giving his 
 vote against an enemy or adversary, Dion. 
 Hal. vii ; sVr/ μο) ,τΤξο? Lyauou, it is for my 
 interest or advantage, literally it is to me for 
 good ; κφχίϊνο "^'h τοΤξ 9Το\ίμ1οίί τΤξΟξ χ,α,κηυ 
 y'ivoiT α,ν, and that would certainly be an in- 
 jury or disadvantage to the enemies ; ττζοί ά,ν- 
 2ξό; ItTTi, it becomes or belongs to a man, 
 Aristoph. Plut. 355 ; 'ΤξΟζ λόγου or λόγβν είναι, 
 it belongs to or concerns the matter ; -τίξοί τξό- 
 ντου, suitably, fitly or according to fitness, as «το 
 <τξΒ•του mea7is the contrary ,• τζο; Β-νμ^ϋ, agree- 
 able, literally according with one's mind, as 
 άτο Β-νμαΰ is contrary to (me's mind cr disa- 
 agrecable ; Τξοζ ά,λοί, by or towards the sea ; 
 it is also used in expressing the relationship of 
 families, tints, ol -ττξοί αίματος, those of. the 
 same blood ; ol 'προ; τατ^ος or τξος μητξοζ, 
 the relations on the father's or motiier's side ; 
 and, in the same manner, ol ττξοί άν'^ξΰϋν οΙκιΤοι, 
 and ol τξο$ γυναικ,ων, the relations on the side 
 of the males and of the females ; also το τξοί 
 ττατζος, μητξΰ;, ^c. the father's or mother's 
 
 family, the noun yivos being understood. In 
 oaths and attestations, Τξο; S-i&iv, or ττξΟί των 
 Βίων, by the gods ; and sometimes, cr^oj Βζων 
 χα} vpos ανύς^ω-ττων, before or in the presence of 
 gods and men •, hut 9Τξθζ Aio;, from Jupiter, 
 Iliad i, 239, and τ^β? Ύζωων, from or of the 
 Trojans, i, 160, 
 
 II. JVilh the dative, to, towards, at, or in, 
 by, near, upon, moreover, besides or in addition 
 to ; τξο; To7s 9rociv, at his feet ; 'jrgoi τη t'oXh, 
 by or near the city ; •π•ξθζ ΑΊγύττω, in Egypt ; 
 uvai -πξοί Ιαυτω, to reflect or consider within 
 himself; ^ξο; }ϊ τούτοι;, besides or in addition 
 to these things, like I τ; τούτοις' sometimes it is 
 used with the dative to denote an office or offi- 
 cial duty, like Wl iviih the genitive, as ol -τξοί 
 ταϊς ϋύλιξι, those who had charge of the drink- 
 ing vessels, Hcrodian iii, 5. 
 
 III, With the accusative, to, at, towards, for, 
 or on account of, for the purpose of, in order 
 to, among or with ; ίξ^ομ,αι Τξος σι, I come 
 to you ; τ^βί του; 'ττοΐας χυτού, at his feet ; 
 •προς τον ουοκνον, towards the sky, Cyrop. i, 4, 
 11; τα, ίτ^β? ημάς, the things which concern 
 us ; "Τζος απαντάς, towards all ; -ττξοζ τ) ταύτα, 
 λίγίΐς, why or for what do you say these things; 
 it may also be rendered uitit its noun adverbi- 
 ally, as 9Γξος οζγην, angrily or through anger ; 
 ττξος β'ιαν, violently or Avith violence ; -ΤζΙς 
 χάξΐν, in order to (gain) favour ; τξος ί-πΐ^α'ξιν, 
 for the purpose of show or exhibition ; «r^oj 
 κ,αίξον, seasonably ; <!Τξος αυΧον, to the (sound 
 of the) flute ; <7Τξος κατα'^ίκας ^ Χξ,^α, on ac- 
 count of the sentences against them or of their 
 debts, Dion. Hal. iv. •, ^ξος άλλήΧους, with 
 one another, between themselves ; ττξο; τήν 
 νόιτον, (efficacious) against a disease ; 9Τξο$ 
 «ξ/αν ΐχάίττοι; "^ιανΰμαι, to distribute to each 
 according to rank or merit ; <π•ξος aXXov "ζην, 
 to five according to (the will of) another ; τ^β? 
 y\ TO 9ταξον, according to or considering the 
 present (state of things) j -^Γξοί τα ετη, for 
 your years, Theophr. Char. 2 ; ττξος βαούχεα, 
 with the king, 
 
 /// compound words, τξο; hnp'ies (l), ac- 
 cession, approach, coming to, as 'τί^οσκαΧιΙσύαι, 
 to (call a person) to one ; -πρ^οσγ^άφειν, to 
 write in addition to any thing already written ; 
 Τξόα-ΰ^οί, revenues, i. e. things which come to 
 the treasury; (2), proximity, as τξοσκαβιζεσίαι, 
 to sit near to ; (3), •πξοα-φίξίο-^οι.ί τινι, to be 
 affected towards any one ; (4), it increases the 
 force of the simple ivord, as νοοσαιτεΤν, to ask 
 for something in addition, to ask earnestly, to 
 beg ; 7Τζοσε<7ηστΙζίσύα(,ι, to procure provisions in 
 greater abundance or in addition to, Fclyb.^ 
 
 Τίζοσάξ,ζ&τον, ου, το, the day before the Sab- 
 bath, 
 
 Yi^oa-ayayi, 2, a. imperat. act. and 
 
 ΐΐξΰβ-αγαγω, fi;, γ, 2. a. subj. act. of -^ξβ^ 
 ffaya. 
 
 ΤίροσαγγίΧΧω, f. ytXco, p. -T^offnyyiXxa, t© 
 announce. Th. άγγίλω, the sajne. 
 
 ΤΙξοίταγ^ίυτϊκος, h, ov, salutatory. From 
 
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 ΤΙξϋίΤα,γοζίυω, f. ίύο•ω, ρ. η•ξο^*ιγοξίνζκ, to 
 accost, salute, call, to surname ; pres. pas. 
 ΐΤξΰο-Λγόξίυύμχι, 91, ίται, 1. a. ind. pas. Τξοα'- 
 ■ηγοξίύύην, '/IS, 71. From κγοξίύω, to harangue 
 the forum. Th. ά,γοξά. 
 
 ΤΙζΰβ-αγΜ, f. ξο), p. Τξοιτ^χα, to bring to, 
 to introduce, apply to ; also to draw near, ap- 
 proach ; in mid. to gain over to one's self, 
 conciliate ; to bring under one's power ; take 
 Jvod, Sf-c. ; 2. a. ^ξοί'^γαγον, 2. a, subj. 'τίς^οσ- 
 ayayav. Th. α,γω. 
 
 Tίξoσ■a.yωy'/ι, m, 'A, access, admission to, in- 
 troduction. From the preceding. 
 
 Τ1ξασ•:ζιτίω, tu,f. ^κτω, p. <7ίξοσΊ^τηΆΰί, to beg ; 
 ask more or in addition to, Xen. Th, αΙΛω, 
 to ask. 
 
 Τίζβααίτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, a beggar. See the jircccd- 
 ing. 
 
 Τίξοσαχτίον, verbal adj. one must bring to, 
 introduce. From '7rgoσάyω. 
 
 Τίξοα-Λλίίφω, to anoint with, spread upon. 
 From ττζοζ and αλείψω, to anoint. 
 
 Τίξοιταμύνίΐ, 3. si7ig. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 Ή.ξοσα.μ,ΰνω, to aiFord more assistance ; to 
 to avert. Th. άμΰνΜ, J", vva, p. '/ίμυγχκ, Avard 
 off; 1, a. γιμ,υνα.. 
 
 ΐΙξοιτανΛζαίνα), to ascend ; 2. a. <7Τξοσ(/,νίζι^ν, 
 fis, '/I, 2. a. imperat. ■7Γξο<ΤΜνάζ'/ιύί, and Ait. 
 'ττροίτοίνάζΰίόί, by Apoc. 'τίξοσανάζα,. From ^τξο;, 
 ava, and βαίνω, f. m. β'/ισομ,κι, p. βίζ'ήκα, 
 to go. 
 
 Τίξασ•α.νάζα(ηζ, ίωί, h, an ascent, an ascend- 
 ing ; a step. 
 
 Ί1ζο<;α.νί/.ΐξΐω, to slay with or besides ; to un- 
 dertake besides ; to destroy. 
 
 Ίίξοσοίνΰΐ,λίγομαί, to mention or relate be- 
 sides. 
 
 ΐίζύΐτιχ,ναλίιτκ,ω, f. ^ξοίΤα,ΜχλωίΤω, p. -Trgoffocvn- 
 "Κω-Λο., to spend besides or in addition to ; \. a. 
 act. 'Ζζοα'ίχ,ν'/ιλωσα., part. 1. a, act. ^ξο/ΤΛναλίϋ- 
 (ΤΚζ, α,σα, αν. From τξο; and ανα,'λ.κτ-Λω, to 
 consume. Th. αΧίσχ,ω, f. κλωσώ, p. '/ιλωαα., 
 to take ; and Ait. Ιάλωχα,, 2. a. γιλων. 
 
 Τίξοιτιχ,νοί'ττα,ΰομα,ι, to rest in, to rest ; f. m. 
 •τταΰσομα,ι, p. pas. ^ίτταυμαι. 
 
 Τί^οσαναττίμ-ττλ'/ιμι, to fill, to load. 
 
 Τίξθ(Τανα.7Γλ'/ΐζόω, ω, f. ωσω, to supply ; 1 . O. 
 ind. act, Χζοίτκνί'πλ'Αξωσοί. From <τροξ, uva,, 
 and τλ'/ΐξόω, to fill. Th. τλεοξ, full. 
 
 ΐΙξοσ-Άνατί^μχι, to confer with, consult Avitli ; 
 2)res. ind. mid. ■πο^οσα,νίύ'ψ-ήν, σο, ro, 2. a, ind. 
 7)1. From Τξοί, leva., and τίί'/ιμι. 
 
 Τίξοσ/χ.νατξίτω, to overthrow besides. 
 
 ΤίξοσΆνα,φίξω, to present, to oiler j to refer 
 or propose. 
 
 Τίξοσαήξ•ρτω, a matter for consideration or 
 decision. From Τξοξ, άνά, and ϊξ'τω. 
 
 ΐίξοσοίνίσ-ττά,σί'/ισαν, 3. pi, 1. a. ind. pas. of 
 'Χρησσ.να.σ'ττάω. From ^ξο;, u,\a., and σττά,ω, 
 f, ύ,σω, perf. pas. 'ίσττασμΆΐ. 
 
 Τΐζοιτϋν'/ις, ίος, ο χα) Ά, Dor, for χ^οσηντα' 
 dct. νροσα,νεΊ. 
 
 Ti.ξOίτavo^yω, to open. From τξοζ and 
 οί,νοίγω. 
 
 ΤΙξοσανοικο^ΰμίω, ω, to build opposite tOe 
 Fr07H τξοξ, ava, and οίχο^ομίω, 
 
 Τίζοσάντ'/ΐξ, iot, χ,α) h, steep,^ precipitous ; 
 also adverse, offensive, Med. 306 ; κατάντης, 
 descending, sloping downwards. From αντα. 
 Th. αντί.} 
 
 ΤΙξοσαταξ, once only, once for all. Th. 
 αταζ, once. 
 
 ΐίξοσαττίίλ'ίΰμα/, ουμαι, to add threats ; 
 J. m. νισομαι, 1. a. τιι. '^ροσνιτ^λ^σάμνιν, ω, 
 ατο, part, 1. a. m. 9Γζοσα•Χίΐλησάμίνθζ, Th, 
 ατηιλίω, to threaten. 
 
 ιΛ.ξοσα<νίκ.τείνα, \. a, of •Χξοσα7Ταχτύνω. 
 
 ΤΙζοσαττοβν/ισχ,ω, to die with, also. Th, 
 ^νήσκω. 
 
 Τίξοσατοκ,τείνω, to kill besides. From ^τ^β?, 
 άτΓο, and κτείνω, the same. 
 
 ΤΙξοσα^όλλΰμι, to kill with or besides ; in 
 mid. to perish with, ^-c. From Τξο;, α-ττο, and 
 ολλυμ,ι, f ολεσω, to destroy, which is from 
 ολίω, p. ωλίκα, and Att. οΧώλεκα, 2^f, ολω, 
 jyart, 2. f, act, όλων, ούσα, ουν. 
 
 ΊΛ.οοσα,';τολουντεζ, nom. 2)1, part. 2,f. of ilie 
 preceding. 
 
 ΤΙξοσα'Χοστελλω, to send away besides. 
 
 ΐίξοσάτττω, to attach to, fasten to, attribute, 
 join. Th, ατΓτω, f. -φω, to tie. 
 
 Τίξοσαξάττω, to push against, strike against, 
 
 ΐίξοσαξτιξίταί, 3. sing, pres, ind. m. of 
 
 Τίξοσαξ'ήξομαι, to join with, to suit, fit, adapt 
 
 to. The presoit is formed frovx the perfect 
 
 middle, and has the same signiftcaiion as the 
 
 primitive ; thus αξω, f αξω, J), m, νίξοί, and 
 
 Att. αξ'/ιξα, tvhence the present αζ'/ίξομαι. 
 
 Τίξοσαξ'/ΐξΰτα, nom, pi, n, g. or ace. sing, 
 m. g. j)art. p»' from '^ξβσάξω. Th. αξω, 
 f, ξω, p. m. Υίξ'Χ, and Att. redvpl, αξ•/ΐξα, jmrt. 
 J), 7)1. αζ'/ίξω;, ότος. 
 
 Τΐξΰσαξμόζω, to adapt, prepare for, suit to. 
 From αξμοζω. . Th. αξω, to fit, suit. 
 
 Τϊξοσαξτάω, to attach to, make fast to. Th. 
 άξτάω, f. ήσω, the sa?ne, 
 
 Υίροσαοω, See ΐίξοσαξΥίξότα. 
 
 ΐίξοσκυ^άω, ω, to address, speak to. From 
 'Χξΰί and αν^άω, to speak. Th. av'^hy the 
 voice. 
 
 Τίξασαφο^ίυω, to evacuate the bowels. 
 
 ΤΙξοσζαίνω, to ascend ; also to approach, 
 Th. βαίνω, f m. β^σομαι, perf βίζ'/ικα, 2. a. 
 εζην. 
 
 Τίοοσξκλλόντων, gen. pi. 2)art. pres. act. of 
 
 Υίξοσξάλλω, to add, contribute to, cause ; 
 to attack, Herod, vii, 211. Th. βάλλω, to 
 throw, which see. 
 
 Υίξοσ&Άζ, 2)art. 2. a. act. of Τξοσζαίνω, 
 
 ΐΐξάσζασίί) εωξ, h, an entrance. From 'ττξοσ- 
 ζαίνω. 
 
 Ώ-ξοσζϊζάζω, f άσω, 2^• βεζίζακα, to move 
 forward, propel, bring to by force. From -ΤξΟΐ 
 and βιζάζω. 
 
 ΥΙξοσζ,λί'ττω, to look at, behold. From τξθ{ 
 and βλεττω, f. "ψω, the same. 
 
 Τίξοσζ'ολ'/ι, ίί, h, an adding; a shock, en- 
 gagement, assault, e. g; of a city ; a coming to 
 
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 land; access; an embrace, JEunp, Med. 1070. 
 From 'Χξοα-ζαίλλω, p. in. βίζολχ. 
 ΤΙζοιτ^Όλωσί;, ιω{, vi, force. 
 
 Τίξοιτγίλάω, to smile upon one. From 
 9Τξος and γίΧάω, to laugh. 
 
 ΐίξοσγΊνομ,οα, or τΤξοο'γίγνΛμκι, to come to ; 
 grow to or upon. From -roos and γίνομαι, 
 f. m. γιν'Αί^ομΛΐ, 2. a, ίγίνόμ'/ιν. Th. γύνομα,ι, 
 to be born. 
 
 Τίξθ(τ^χ7Τ(ίνάω, u, f, riTM, to consume, 
 spend besides; 1. a. ττξοίτί^χτάνΛσα,, 1. a. 
 subj. act. <7τροσ%α.9ΤανΎίαω, yi;, '/i. From ir^eV 
 and ^Άτανάα, to consume. 
 
 ϊϊοόιτίίγμκ, ατο;, το, a reception, admission. 
 From Τξοσοίχ^ομΆΐ. 
 
 Ή-ζοσ^ίϊΐζ, ίοί, ο κα.) γΐ, that is in want be- 
 sides, needing. From -ττξοσίίομαι. 
 
 Τίξοσ^ίΐ, there is need besides. From 9Τξθζ 
 and §£?. 
 
 Τ1ξοσ%ύχνΰμ,ι, f. '^ύ'Ιω, p. ^ύίΐχ;α,' to show 
 besides. From ^ξοί and ^ύτινυμι. 
 
 Τίξοσ'^ίίίομαι, Ion. for 'ττζ^ασί'ί.^ομαι. 
 
 Τΐξΰΐτ'^ίκτοί, a, ov, acceptable, agreeable. 
 From Τξοσ'^ίρζ^ομχι. 
 
 ΤΙζοσόί'^ο'.σύο-.ι, 1. α. inf. m. of <7Τξοσ•οίρ(^ομκι. 
 
 Τίξοα-'^ίομχι, to feel want, to need ; u<ilh the 
 gen. ; -ττξοσ^ίΊσβκι, pres. inf. m. ^ξοίτ^Βομίνοί, 
 part. pres. m. See ΐΙξοσ'^ίΤ. 
 
 ΎΙζοσΎί^ομαι, to admit, receive, wait for ; 
 to receive, sustain an assault ; 'τι'ξοσΒίχ^ου, 
 pres. imperat. m. f. m. ^ομκι, p. pas. •ρτξοσίί- 
 ^ίγμα,ι, 1. a, m. '^ροσίοί'ζ,άμ,'/ιν, μ, ατο, 1. a. 
 imperat. m. τξόα-^ίζχι, άσύω, and in pi. τξο'^'ε- 
 %Kffui, part. 1. a, mid. •ττξοτ^ι.^άμζνοί. From 
 rrpos and Th, νίχ^ομαι, to receive. 
 
 Τίξοσ^ϊ^ωμι, f. ωσω, to give in addition to, 
 to bestow; 1. a. 'ί^ωκα. From, 9Γξο; and 
 %Ί%ωμι, to give. 
 
 Τ1ξθ(τ$ΐ'/ιγίβμοίΐ, ουμχι, to I'elate or tell in ad- 
 dition to, to relate further, Theophr. Char. 7.] 
 
 ΤΙροσΒοκάω, ω, imp. ττξοσ^^όχ,αον, ων, f ή(Τω, 
 to expect, to hope ; 1. a. TQ^oazh'oKnira. From 
 Τξοζ and ^οκάω, the same as its Th. ^οκ,άΖω, to 
 watch, wait for. 
 
 ΤΙξΟίτ^οκ.ίω, Ion. for the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙξοσ^ακίοί, a;, ri, expectation, hope ; and 
 
 ΤΙξοα-^οΆΪμο;, ου, 6 κα) 'h, expected. From 
 '^ξοσ^οκάω, which see. 
 
 Τίξοιτ^οκίύμίνοι, ov, part. pres. pas. from the 
 same. 
 
 ΐίξοσ^οα-ια, χς, vi, a giving up, betraying, 
 surrendering. From ττξοσίί^ομα,ι. Th. Ψί^ωμι. 
 
 Τίξοβ-^ξαμίϋ), f. Yteru, p. •^ξοσ'ΟίΟξύμΆχα, to 
 run to ; 1 . a. -ρτξοσίΒξάμγκτχ. 
 
 ΤΙζοσ^ξ&μων, Όντο;, part. 2. a. act. of <Τξθΰ•~ 
 τξΐχ^ω. From Τξο? and Th. τζίρ^^ω, f. ;^gs|ij, 
 p. ^ί'^ξάμ^ικκ, to run ; 2. a. ί^ξαμον, p. m. 
 ϋίΟξομκ. 
 
 ΤΙζοα-ίίω, ω, f. άσω, to permit ; 1 . α. •!Τξο^- 
 iiuffu,, Th. iait), f. ίά.α'ω, p. ιΐα,κκ. 
 
 ΐΐζοσ'ίζήσ'χτο, 3. sing. Ϊ. a. m. of Τξοσ-ζκίνω. 
 
 Τϊξο<ηγγίλω<ην, 3. pi. pres. act. of τξοσιγ- 
 γίλάω, to smile upon; which is from τρος, h, 
 and yiXaoj, f. άσω, to laugh. 
 
 ΤΙζΟίΤίγγίζω, f. Ίιτω, p. •π'ξοιϊνιγγιζα, to draw 
 near, approach ; 1. a. 'ΤΤξοσ'/ιγγισχ, 1. a. inf. 
 act. Τξοα'ίγγία'αι. From τΤζο; and Ιγγίζω, to 
 draw near. Th. ίγγυ;, near. 
 
 ΤΙξοα-ίΟίρ,^όμζβκ, 1 . jfl. imperf. mid. of ττξοσ- 
 οίρζομα,ι. 
 
 Τίξΰΐτζ^όκ,ηοΌί, 1. ct, ind. act. cf <π'ζοσ^οΆάω. 
 
 ΐίξοιτί^όχων, imperf. act. ^ξοιτί^όκχον, ων, of 
 the same. 
 
 ΤΙξοο•ίθξα,μον, ΐζ, ΐ, 2. a. ind. of νροστΛ^ω. 
 
 Τ1ξοα•ί^ξίύω, f ίΰσω, to attend to, pursue a 
 thing, be occupied, to labour ; to besiege. 
 From, 
 
 ΤΐξοίΤί^ξοί, ov, χ,κ.) 71, One that sits by, 
 assiduously occupied about αητ/ thing, assidu- 
 ous in. From Ώξχ, a;, vi. Th. ϊζομκι. 
 
 ΤΙξοα-ίίΐτί, Att. or Poet, by Pleonasm for 
 'ΡΓζ^οσιΐ'τΓΐ, 3. sing, iinperf. of '^ζοσ'ίττω. Th. ϊτω. 
 
 Τΐξοσίύηκ -ot, a.;, z, I. a. ind. act. Τξοιηύίμίΐν) 
 σο, το, 2. α. ind. mid. of 'Χξ^αστΊύνίμΑ. 
 
 ΐίξοσί^ιξω, to accustom. From ττξοί and 
 ίΰ'ιζω, the same. 
 
 Τίξοσ'ίβον, 2. sing. 2. a. ind. m. of τροστί- 
 βημι. ' Th. τίύτιμι, f. Β-'/ισού, 2. a. 'ίό'/ιν, 2. a. 
 m, ίύίμτιν, ίύίσο, Ion. 'ioto, and by Crasis Att, 
 ίύον. 
 
 ΐΐζοσύ^ω, to look upon, behold; 1, f m. 
 ■:τξοσίίσομχι. See Wi'^co, the same. 
 
 ΐίξοσίϋκχζω, to liken, compare to. From, 
 τξοζ and ίΐκάζω, f σω, the same. Th. ukm, 
 to be like. 
 
 Τίξοσίίχίλο;, ου, ο κχ) h, like, having a re- 
 semblance to. From ττξοζ and ί"χελο$, like, 
 similar, Poet, from the same Th. 
 
 Τίξοσζίκ,ω, to be like, have a resemblance ; 
 to appear. From •π'ζοξ and ιΐκω. 
 
 ΐίξοσίΐλί^φα, 3. sing, plliperf. act. Att. of 
 <Τξθσλχμζα,νω. Th. λχμζχνω, f. λ'/ι•\^ομχι, 
 
 p. λίλ'/ιφχ, and Att. είλγιφα, 2. a. ελχζον. 
 
 Τίξοσίίλου, 2. sing. 2. a. m. of Τξοσχιρίομχι, 
 ούμχι, to choose one as an associate. Th. 
 χΐζζω, f. ήσω, p. '/ίξί^χχ, 2. a. ΰλον, 2. a, m. 
 είχόμγιν, ου, ετο. 
 
 Υίρόσειμί, to come near, to approach, from 
 εΙμί, to go ; also to be present, to be there, 
 from ε] μ), to be. Th. εω. 
 
 ΤΙξοσεΐνχι, to be present, to assist ; p^^es. 
 inf. of -ττξόσιψι. See the preceding. 
 
 ΤίξοσίίτηΤν, to address ; 2. a. iff. act. of 
 Tpoffi'TM. Th. ίτω, 1. a. εΤ-τ'χ, 2. a. zfTfov. 
 
 ΤΙζόσεισι, 3. sifig. pres. ind, of ^Τζόσειμι. 
 Th. εΙμι, to go. 
 
 Τ1ζοσί7χ;ον, ε?, ε, imperf. act, of "ρτζοσεχ^ω, 
 f 'Τζοσ'ίζ^ω. Th. εχω, to have ; 2. a. %σχ^ον. 
 
 Τίξοσεαίχτο, Ion. for ■νξοσ'ααιντο, 3. j•;/. Ϊ7)ΐ- 
 perf. m. and 
 
 ΐίξοσεαζιτο, 3. sing, imperf. rn. of τξίσαει- 
 μχι. Th. sti'i^xi, to lie. 
 
 Τίροσζκκχΐω, f. kxiitoj, to set fire to, to 
 burn besides; 1. a. ε'ςίκαυσχ, p. εκ7άκ.αυκα. 
 See 'Έικ,καίω. 
 
 ΤΙζοσεκοΧλήύην, νις, η, 1. a. ind, pas. of 
 "Τ^ησχ,οΧλάω, f. ήσω, p. ■;Τξοσκίζόλλ}}Ζχ. Th. 
 
 κόλλα, v}$, h, glue. 
 
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 ΤΙξοσίκΰ'φα, as, ε, 1. α. ind. act. of 'Τξοα•- 
 Μ,όττω, f. "φω, ρ. 'Τξοσ'χίκοφχ, 1. α. subj. 
 ^ξθ(Τκό•φω, yi, ψ J). jyas. Τξοσκ,'ίκομ^.ιχ,ι, ΤΙι. 
 χόίΤΤΛί, to cut. 
 
 Tl.^offiKT'ncra.ro, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of 'Τξοιτ- 
 xruofioii. Til. ■Λτάομα.ί, f. in. κτήτομα,ι, 
 p. pns. x'iscTTifJtOii• 
 
 Τϊξοσίκΰλϊα•», α?, f, 1. α. ind. act. of <Τξα(Τ- 
 κυλίαι. Til. χ,υΧ'ιω, f. Ισω, p. κίκύλικα. 
 
 ΤΙξοίΤίχΰηι, 3. sing, imperf. act. of ττξοσκν- 
 νίω, f. γισω, p. Τξ€σκ.ίκ.ύν'/ΐ}ΐοι,, 1. a. 'ττξοζηχ.υ- 
 v'/iira. From ττξος and κννίω, the same with 
 κύω, to kiss. 
 
 Ώ.ξΰβ-ίχ.υξίΠ, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. ^ol. of 
 rTpo(r:iVffu. Til. κυξω, f. jEol. χύξίΤω. 
 
 ΐίροίπκ^ίω, f. lutTu, p. f/iKi^i>jxtx., to pour 
 out besides, to pour out; 1. a. {^ϊχ^ιυσα. 
 From -Τξο;, Ix, and Th. χίω, to pour. 
 
 ΤΙξΟίΤίλαύνω, to ride to, to approach rapidly. 
 From Τξο; and Th. ϊλαύνω, f. Ιλύ^ω. 
 
 TloaffiXiTv, to insult ; ■ττξοσίλοΐμίν, we insult. 
 
 ΤΙζοΑλίχτο, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. Poet, for 
 9Τζασ•ελίλίχτο, of ^ξοίχλίγω. Th. λίγω, f ^ω, 
 J), χα, to say, speak. 
 
 ΐίξοσζλί^α,το, 3. sing. Ϊ. a. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 ΤΙξθδ•ελίύσ•ίται, 3. sing, l.f vi. and 
 
 Τϊξΰσ•ίλ'/ιλυβα, 1. sing. p. m. and 
 
 Ti^affiXSuv, part, 2. a. act. of τοοΑξρ^ομα/. 
 Th. ίρχ^ομαι, f m. ίλίνιτομ,χι, 2. a. tjXiiiov, by 
 Sync, τιλΰον, p. m. rjxuia, and Att. ίΧνιλυβα. 
 
 ΤΙξοίΤίλχόμίνοί, y.'ivn, (ΐ,ίνον., drawing to ; part, 
 jjres. m. of τξοσ-ίλχω, to draw to, entice, allure, 
 i. e. into fraud or a snare. From Τξοζ and 
 Th. ϊλχ6ϋ, f. 'io, to draw, 
 
 Υίξθ(ημζαίνα>, to enter, trample upon, insult. 
 From Τξο;, iv, and βαίνω, to go ; f. in. β'/ισο- 
 μαι, 2. a. K'/iv. 
 
 ΐΙροίΤίμζξί/Λάΰμαί, ωμαι, to threr.ten besides. 
 From "Tgoi, Iv, and βοιμάομαι. 
 
 Τΐζοσ-ίμίνον, imperf. act. of Τξοσμίνω. Th. 
 μ'ίνω, f. μίνω, J. a. ίμΛίνα. 
 
 ΤΙξοί-ίμιζε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of -;Γξαίτμι~ 
 γνυω. 
 
 ΤΙζΰσίμχιχοαίνομΆΐ, to be more exaspeiated 
 or more embittered. From ^po;, Iv, and 
 ^ixpixivM. Th. τιχρος, bitter. 
 
 ΐ1ξοσ•ίμ9Τξ7ιάω, to burn besides. From νξο;, 
 iv, and 'ττξΤιθω. 
 
 - Τίξοιημφίξ7ί;, ίοζ, ο χκ) 'h, the same as Ιμ- 
 (pipvit, like, similar. ΤΊι. φ'ιοω, to bear. 
 
 ΐίξοιτίναρζ^'; Dor. for -^σοίτίν/ιχ^ΐ, 3. sing, 
 imperf. of τξοσν/ιχ,ίο, f 'ίω, to swim to. From 
 ττροζ and νήχ,οϋ, the same as Th. νίω, to swim. 
 
 Τ1ρο(ηνιγχάτω, 3. sing. I. a. inif,crat. act. 
 <7Τροσ'ίνίγχον, άτω' v^ociuyxai, part. 1. a. act. 
 and 
 
 TipoffivtxSivTos, gen. sing. part. 1. a. pas. 
 of -^ξοσ-φίξΜ. Th. φ'ίξω, f. ο'Ισω, 1. a. ijviyxa,, 
 2. a. nviyxov, to bear. 
 
 Ή-ζοσίν/ινοχ^χ, as, i, p. m. Att. of ττζοσφ'ίοω. 
 See the preceding. 
 
 ϋξοίτίνβυμΰται, 3. sing. pres. ind. pas. of 
 
 Ίϊίύοίηνβνμίω, f. νισο!, p. 'πξο<ην<ηύνμηχκ, to 
 
 understand, comprehend. From ίΤζο?, h, and 
 Β-υμοί, the mind. 
 
 ΐΐζοσζντύνω, to stretch more ; to beat more, 
 redouble blows. From jr^eV, h, and πίνω, to 
 stretch . 
 
 ΤΙξοΐΤ:^χτο(ττίλλω, to dismiss besides, to 
 send away besides. From -Χξος, Ιξ, ά•το, and 
 στ'ΐλλω, to send. 
 
 ΐίξοα-ί^τίγ'ίομαι, to relate besides. From 
 "^ζοί, Ιξ, and Th. ίιγίομαι. 
 
 ΐίξοσ-ίοίχα, to be like, resemble ; to appear, 
 seem ; p. ?n. of νξοσί'ιχω. 
 
 Τίξοιτίοιχότα, acc. sing, from 
 
 Ίΐζοσίοιχω;, v7a, o;, hke, resembling ; 2)art. 
 p. mid. of ^ξοσ-ίίχύ/. 
 
 ΐίξοα-ί-τχιιτε, Att. for -ττξοιτί'τται^ί, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. of -Γξοσταίζω. Th. -ταίζω, 
 f. ξω, a)id σω, to play, jest. 
 
 Τίξοσί'τησον, 2. a. ind. act. of τζοίττί^τω, 
 
 f. 7Τξοσ•ττωί7•ω, J). -Τξοιτ-ττε'ττωΆχ, to fall at one's 
 
 feet ; 2. a. ?τ^ββ•£οτί<Γον, s?, s, jmrt. 2. a. act. 
 
 •Τξοα-τίιτων, οΰσχ, όν. Th. νίτΓτω, 2. a. m. 
 
 'τησΰυμχί. 
 
 Ti.p^oai'7rza'rax6ai,from ^ξοίηττκττίλλω, Thu- 
 cyd.'\ 
 
 Τίζοο'ί'ηγζχφω, f. -φω, to inscribe further or 
 in addition to, Theophr. Char. 13.] 
 
 ΤΙοοσί'τη'^ίίχνυμι, f. ξω, to show further or in 
 addition to.] 
 
 ΤΙζΰίΤί-τί^είξχιμι, 1. a. opt. act. of Τξοσ•ί7Τί- 
 ^ύχνυμι, to show besides. Front Χξας, i^ri, and 
 ^ίίχννμι, or 'htixvuu, f. ξώ/, p. ^ύειχχ. 
 
 Τίξοιτί'ρη'^ί^ύί'μι, f ^ωα-ω, the saine as τξοσ'^ί- 
 ^ωμι, to give in addition to.] 
 
 Τίζοσίττίκτάομαι, ωμαι, to acquire in addition 
 to, Herod, i, 29.] 
 
 ΤΙοοσεττιχτωμίνοζ, part, from the preceding."] 
 
 ΤΙξοα-ίΤίλαμζα,νω, to take in addition to or 
 besides.] 
 
 ΤΙζοσ'ίτιμίτξ'ίω, to give more than just 
 measure. Fro7n -π-ζος, ϊτ), and μετξίω. Th. 
 μέτρων. 
 
 ΐΙξοα-εττιιττίλλΜ, f ελω, to command, order' 
 or direct (something) further or in addition to, 
 Thucyd. i, 132.] 
 
 ΥΥξοσ•ε';ΐιτιμάω, to reprove, rebuke besides. 
 From ΤζΟζ, i'pr), and τιμάω. 
 
 Τ1ξοιτε<τίφύομαί, to grow to or upon. Froin 
 "Τξοί, It), and φύομαι. See 'Έ,τίφυμι. 
 
 Τίξοσε-νΧαΖ^ε, for ^ζοΐτε•χελαξε, Odys. χί, 
 582. From ττξοσ'-^τελά'ζω.'] 
 
 Τίξοιτετλάχ'/ΐ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. pas. of 
 Τξο/χτλεχω, to tie or fasten to. Th. -πλ,ϊκω, 
 f. \ω, to tie ; 2. a. ετλαχον. 
 
 ΊΙξοίΠ'ΡΐΌιεΊτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of -ffgoff- 
 Τΰήομαι, to feign, pretend. Th. τοι'εω. 
 
 ΐΐοοα-εττταια-ζν, 3. sing. I. a. ind. act. of 
 'Τΰοσ'Τ'Ταιω. 
 
 ΐίξοίτε'ττυχ'το, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. of Τζοσ- 
 -τττύσσομαί, to be applied, to be folded round, 
 to embrace ; also to salute in a friendly man- 
 ner ; f in. ζομαι, p. pas. •νζοΑ<ττυγμχι, '^ai, 
 xTxi. From Χζος and ■πτύσσ(α, to fold. 
 
 ΐΐοοίτε'τω, to salute, address. 
 
ΠΡΟ' 
 
 711 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 ΤΙξΰΐηογάζαμαι, to devote additional labour 
 ίο ; to effect besides ; to gain ; y. m. άσ-ψχι, 
 1. a. ΊΠ. τξοίτείξγα,σ-άμίΐν, ω, α.το. From ΤξΟί 
 end Ιξγάζομαι, ρ, pas. ίΐξγκσμα,ι. Th. ίξγον, 
 a work. 
 
 ΤΙξοα-ίξίΤ, 3. mig. pres. ind. of -^Τξο/Πξίω, to 
 speak to, address ; which is from ίζίω, to speak. 
 Th. ί'/ξω. 
 
 ΤΙξοσίξίίΙω, f. ύσω, to fasten to ; apply to ; 
 to besiege ; in the mid. to lean upon, to trust 
 in, to pursue earnestly. Th. ΙξύΙω, to fix, 
 confirm. 
 
 ΤΙξοσίξίύγω, to belch upon or against ; to 
 beat or dash against, applied to the sea. From 
 ντξοί and Th. ίζΐύγω, f. ξω, to belch ; 2. a. 
 
 Ίίξοσίξυγγάνω, f. ανω, the same as the pre- 
 ceding, to belch upon or against, Theophr. Char. 
 19.] 
 
 ΤΙζοσίξχ^ομίίΐ, to come to, approach ; to be 
 related to, akin to ; imperf. m. •π-ζοσηζχ^Όμ.'/ιν, 
 ου, iro, J", m. 'πς_οσί'Κ%ΰσο(Λα,ι^ 2. α. ΤξΛσίίλβΰν, 
 ts, ε, 2. a. imperat. 'πςοσιΧύί, part. 2. a. act. 
 ■Χξοσιλύων, οΰσα, ov, p. m. 'ίΤξαιηλ'^λν^α. From 
 ■ίΤξος and Th. 'igy^oi^m, to come. 
 
 Yi.Q^offia6i, 2. /)/. 2. a. ind. or imperat. m. 
 of τξοα-ί'/ιμι, f. nffu, to admit, receive ; ivhich is 
 from Ί'ήμι, to send ; \. a. ηκα,, 2. a. siv, 2. a. 
 m, ίλ'/ιν. Th. ϊω, to send. 
 
 Τίξοίηση, 3. sing. pres. of '^ξό<ηιμι. From 
 ίιμί. 
 
 Ίίξοσίίτχ^κα,, aj, 5, p. ind. act. of -ττξοσ'ίχ,ω. 
 
 Τίρο/ηταίξίζίίτίαί ίαντΜ τ/νά, to choose a 
 companion, to associate with one's self; pres. 
 inf. m. from 
 
 ΐίξοο-ίτα,ΐξίζομχι, to choose as a companion. 
 From Τξο; and Ιτκίξίζω, f Ιτω. Th. Ιτα,ΐξο;, 
 a companion. 
 
 ΤΙξοσ-ίτα,ζα, ας, ΐ, I. α. ind. act. of <πζ^ο(Τ- 
 τάσσω, or -<ττω, f. 'ζω, j). 'Τζοστίτα-χ^οί• perf 
 j)as. "^ξοστίταγμχι, part, j). pas. ^ξοίττίτα,γμί- 
 νοζ, >j, ov. Th. τάσσω. 
 
 ΐΙξασετΙΰ'Λν, '/is, Ά, imperf, ind, of 'π'ζοστΊ- 
 6ιημι. 
 
 ΤΙξοσίτι, adv. besides, hitherto. Th. ίτι, 
 tlie same. 
 
 ΥΙξοσετΙύίΐ, 3. sing, imperf. act. of ττξοστι- 
 ίίω,for 'ζ'ζ^οστΊύ'Αμι. Th. τίβνιμ,ι, to place. 
 
 ΤΪξοσετίύιτο, 3. sing, imperf. ^yas. of ττξοσ- 
 τΐύτιμι. 
 
 Τίξοσεν^ομκι, I'f in. of ^ξ^οσίΰ•χ^ομΆΐ. 
 
 ΤΙξοσενχ,νι, vis, h, a prayer, petition ; also a 
 proseucha, an oratory or building for pra3'^er, 
 without the city. Acts xvi, 13, 16. 
 
 Τίξοσίύχ^ομα,ί, to pray to ; to make vows to 
 the gods ; impeif. m. Att. -τζοσνινχ^Όμ,'/ιν, ου, 
 fro, flit. m. 'Τζοσζύ^ομκι, 1. a. 7n. 9Τξοσίνζ«- 
 μ'/ΐν, ω, ccTo, 1. a. imperat. τη. -Τξόσεν^Λΐ, άσίω, 
 1. α. stihj. τη. <πξοσιίι\ωμοι,ι, >7, νιτοίΐ, 1. α. inf. 
 m. τξοσιν^χσύα.!. From 9Τξθί and Th. εύχο- 
 μαι, to pray. 
 
 ΤΙξοσίφεξεν, 3. sing, imperf. act. of •τξοσ•φί- 
 ζω, to bring to. Th, φίξω, f. ο'Ισω, to bring ; 
 1. a, Tinytia. 
 
 Τίξοσεφ^ιν, VIS, »?, imperf. or 2. a. ind, act. 
 of 'προσ^νιμί, to speak to. Th, (ργιμ), or φάω. 
 
 Τϊξοσεφωηον, 3. pi. imperf. act. of ^ξοσφω- 
 νεω. Th. φωνή, the voice. 
 
 Τίζοσιχνις, ios, Ό »λ< yi, attentive ; also con- 
 tinuous, adjoining, next, near. From ^ξοσεχω^ 
 ivhich see. 
 
 ΐίξοσίρζ^ογτβς, gen. sing, part. ]n-es, act. of 
 Τξοσερ^ω. 
 
 ΥΙξοσεχ^'οντως, adv. attentively. From, 
 
 Τίξοσεχω, to apply fn-ov νουν, the mind) to 
 mind, attend, take heed ; also to listen to, 
 obey ; to bring to ; to bring to land, the shore, 
 or port ; to continue, to adhere to ; imperf. -ρτζοσ- 
 εΐχον, ες, ε, pres. inf. τξοσεχ^ειν, f ^ξοσεζω, 
 p. ^ςοσεσχ;νιχα, 1. a. subj. act. ττξοσί^ω, νις, ?)• 
 μγΐ ο'Ινω -ζολλω τΓξοσ'εχ^οντας, 1 Tim, iii, 8, not 
 given to much wine ; an uncommon significa- 
 tion. From τξος and Th. εχ,ω, to have. 
 
 Τίζοσεωντος, gen. part. pres. of -τξοσεάω. 
 Th. εάω, f. ύσω, p. i'loixci, to suffer; 1. a. 
 ε'ικσο!,. 
 
 Π^β5Γ£Λξα, ας, ε, I . α. ind. act. Att. of 
 '^ξοσοίγω. Th. οΊ'γω, to open. 
 
 ΐΙξοσΫί, 3. sing. subj. of -ζξόσειμι. 
 
 Τίξοσήγγισα, ας, ε, \. a. ind, act. of τροσ- 
 εγγίζω. 
 
 ΤΙξασϊϊγε, 3. sing. 2. a, ind, act. of 5Τ^β5•- 
 άγω. 
 
 Τίζασηγόξευχα, χς, ε, perf. ind. act. and 
 ίΤξοσ'/ιγόξευσα, 1, a, ind, act. νροσ'/ίγορεύύϊΐν^ 
 1 . a. ind. jias. of -Τξοσαγοξευα, 
 
 ΤΙξοστιγοξίκ, ας, h, an addressing, a name^ 
 epithet. From the same, 
 
 ΐlξoσίηtσav,from Τξόσειμι.'\ 
 
 Τίζοσ'ήΐκται, 3. sing. perf. ])as. Ion, hy dis- 
 solving the diphthong, for τξΰσεΐκται, of -^ξοσείκω, 
 to be like ; in perf. pas. -ζι-ξοσεΊγμαι, ξ«;, κται^ 
 and by dissolving the diphthong and changing 
 ε into yi, ΤξοσΫιΐγμ.Άΐ, τιιϊ,αι, '/it»rui. Th. ε'ΐκ,ω, 
 to be like, p. m. ϊοικ,α. 
 
 ΐίζοσ'^χατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of ^ξοσίημι, 
 Th. "νιμι, or %ω. 
 
 ΤΙξοσ^ικει, it is becoming, it suits, it belongs 
 to ; 3. sing. pres. or impersonal of 
 
 ϋξοστ,κ,ω, f. ή'ξω, to belong to, to suit, be 
 related or connected ; p. m. -τζίσΐ^κα. Th. 
 ηκω, to come. 
 
 Υίξοστίχων, βντος, and ro τΤξοστ^κον, belonging 
 to ; κατά το 'ΡΤξοσγιχ,ον, as is fit, proper ; τά 
 <π•ξοσή^-οντα, pi. η. g.from the preceding. 
 
 ΐίξοσ'ήΧβον, £5, ε, 2. a. ind. act. cf νξοσίξχο- 
 μαι. 
 
 ΐίξοσνλιος, ου, Ό χ,α) '/ι, exposed to the sun, 
 facing the sun, sunny. From ^ξος and νιλως. 
 
 ΤΙξόσ'/ιλος, ο κα) h, the same ; and from the 
 same Th. 
 
 ΐΐρβσ'/ιλόω, u, f. ωσω, p. •τΤξοσή^ωκα, to nail 
 to ; 1. a. Τξοσ'Λ^^ωσα. From -Τξος and ίλόα/, 
 to nail. Th, '/ϊλος, a nail. 
 
 Τί^οστιΧύτευσις, εως, h, a sojourning, pilgrim- 
 
 age. From 
 
 ΐΙζοσ7ΐ?,ντεύω, to sojourn, be a stranger. 
 
 From 
 
ΠΡΟ 
 
 712 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 ΤΙζοσ-^λυτο;, ου, ο χκ) ίι, a stranger, a for- 
 eigner ; a proselyte ; a convert to the Jeivish 
 religion was so called in distinctioa from one 
 who was bom a Jew ; literally a comer to. 
 From Τξοΐτίξχ;ο/!Αίίΐ, p. m. τΤζοα-ίΧ'/ίλνΰα,. 
 
 ΤίξοσΫΐμΆίνω, to signify or make known be- 
 fore ; to presage J to give a signal or order, 
 Herod. \\, 77. See Έί^μαίνω. 
 
 ΤΙξΟίτϊιν, imperf. act, of τξίιπιμί. From 
 ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 ilooo'riv^oci'ro'Sia'aon, perf, inf. pas. of <7Τξοσα,ν- 
 '^ρκχοΙΤζ,ομα.ί, to reduce to slavery besides. 
 Sse 'AvSoxTootidvr/xi. 
 
 ΤΙξοα-'/ινίγκα, «c, ε, 1 . a, ind. act. of -χ^οτ- 
 φ'ίοω. 
 
 Ιϊξοα"^νί•Χί, See the simple «e?'6 "Hv£?riv. 
 
 ΤίξοίΥίνίχ,ΰην, '/IS, n, \. a. ind. pas. of ττξαα•' 
 φίξω. Tk. φ'ίξω, f. οίσω, psf- pas. 'nvi- 
 yy.t/,i. 
 
 Τίξοα•'/ιν?ί;^ i»$, Kou r,, agreeable, kind, mild. 
 From -ττξο; ajid ws, good. Th. Ιί?, the 
 same. 
 
 ΐΙζοσ'/ίξΤ'Αμ'ίνοί, τι, ov, fastened to, hanging 
 from ; part, perf pas. f ■π-ξοιτκξτάομαι. Th. 
 
 YiooffYtiiha,, 3. sing, imperf act. of -τΤξοσχυ- 
 οάω, f 'Ασω. From α,ιι^άω, imperf Άΐιίαον, 
 taV) ~Άΐΐ, a.;, -us, a. Th. aii^yi, a voice. 
 
 ΥίροσΆυ^άμτιν, ω, οίτο, 1. ft. τη. jltt. of τροσ- 
 ΐύχ^αμα,ι, to pray to. 
 
 ΐίξο<τΐϊρ(^χ, Άζ, £, perf. ind. act. of ττξοσάγω. 
 Th. α,γω, f ξώ/, p. νιχ,Ά, 1. a. νι'ζ,α.. 
 
 ΤΙξόσάί, before, from 9Τξό• ττξοσύι βοίλων, 
 exceeding, rising above. 
 
 ΤΙξοσύίΊνΛΐ, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ΐΐξΰσύύζ, liffcf., εν, part. 2. a. act. and 
 
 ΎΙξοσύύστίί, μεη. sing, f g. jxirt. 2. a. act. 
 of ττξοα-τί^Αμι, to add, whicli see. 
 
 Τΐξόσ-^ίμα, aros, το, an addition, an append- 
 age ; the buttock. From the same. 
 
 ΤΙζΰο-άίμίνο;, part. 2. a. vi. (f the same. 
 
 Υϊοόσ&ίν, before, and Foet. ^ξίχτόί. Th. 
 •^Γξο, before, 
 
 ΤΙξΰίτίίίη;, it-j',, -A•, a placing upon, adding to, 
 an application ; an addition, increase. From 
 ττξοίττίύΆμι, which see. 
 
 Tloo/xhro;, h, ov, and ΤξόίτάίΤΛζ, ου, ο κα) 'A, 
 additional, added; false, e. g. Λα??' ; inclined to 
 serve. From the same. 
 
 ΤΐΜ0(τΰίω, to commit to, entrust to, enioin 
 upon, Herod, i, 108 ; and mid. to be obedient 
 to ike orders or will of another, i, 109. See 
 ΥΙξοττΊύ'Αμι. yllso to run to, Xcn.^ 
 
 Γίοοσότι, Herod. See ΙΙοοίτύίω,'^ 
 
 ΪΤξο<τ&•Α•^Ά, ά;, 'A, an additioa. From -ρτξοσ- 
 τΙύ'Λμι. Tk. τ'ιύ'Αμί, to place. 
 
 ΐ1οοσύ'/,σομι\, 1. pi. 1. a. act. of th:: same. 
 
 'ΐΙξοσ97.ίΖω, f. "φΜ, p. τίαλιψίΛ, to ])ress to 
 or against ; to bruise, crusb. From -τξος and 
 Th. 3λίζω. 
 
 Υίοοσ-ίίνα,ι, prcs. inf. act. of 
 
 ΤΙοοίΤίημι, to come to, a])proach •, -Χζ^ασ'ίΐσθαι, 
 to admit, receive. From τξο; and 'ΐΆμι, to go, 
 or Ίημι, to send. Th. Ίω, to go, or ico, to send. 
 
 ϋξοΰΊνκταν, Poet, by Ectasis, for ττξββ'ίεα'αν, 
 3. pi. imperf. of τξοιτί^μι, to approach ; which 
 is from Ί-Αμι, to go. Th. ίω. 
 
 ΐΙξίίΤίόντι, dat. sing, of -τΓξοσιων, oZaOt., ov, 
 part. 2. a. if -Τξόσίίμι, 2. a. -ττφσιον, ej, ε. 
 From ίΐμί, 2. a. "ov. Th. ίω, to go. 
 
 ΐίζοίτιστοίμα,ι, to be present, to stand b}' of 
 near, to meet, to be next to ; to resist, oppose ; 
 to strike. From 
 
 Τ1ζοσ•ί(ΤΤΆμι, to place, set before ; also to 
 weigh out ; to stand by or near, Theophr. 
 Char. 1 1 . Froin •τξο; and Th. Ίστημι» 
 f (Ττήιτω.\ 
 
 ΤΙξοσ'ίσχ^ω, to apply, to direct ; to bring to ; 
 to land upon ; to attend. From 9Τξ05 and Th. 
 Ί'ίτχω, or Ιχω. 
 
 ΥΙ-ξοσιων, όντο;. See Τίξοίπόντί. 
 
 Τίξοσκοίά'ΑΧίύ, f 'Α^ω, p. ίχάύ'Α^α, to pertain 
 to, to be requisite ; I. a. ικάύηϊ,ίΛ. From 
 /Τξο;, κοίτοί, and ηκω, to come. 
 
 ΎΙ-ξΌσχκίξος, o'j, ο xos.) 'a, temporary, tran- 
 sient 5 as f from lasting for a time. Th. 
 καίξο$, a season. 
 
 ΐίξοσκοίΐζω;, for a time ; transiently. 
 
 TLpoffzocta, f. KCHVOOJ, p. κίκοίυκ,α,, to burn. 
 Th. κ,οί'ιω. 
 
 Υίξοκ,α,λίσά,μίνο;, μίντί, μινον, part. 1. a. m. 
 of 'Τξοα-χα,λίομαί, ουμΛΐ, to call or send for ; 
 f. m. ίίτομα,ι, I, a. m. τξοιηχοίλίΐτάμΆν, 1. a. 
 imperat. m. 'ττζοσκάλεα'κι, άσύω, 1. a. subj. m. 
 'Χξοσχα.Χισωμ,Άί^ 'A, Άτχι, perf pas. ^ξοσχίκλν- 
 μαι, from 
 
 ΤΙξοα-χχλεΜ, a, to call, to invite, to send for; 
 to call to one's aid ; to accuse, prosecute. Th, 
 •Λκ'Κζω, f ισο), p. κεκλγιχοί, to call. 
 
 ΣΙξοίτκαξΓίξίω, ω, f, ήσω, to continue, to be 
 constantly engaged, to persevere; 1. a. τ^οβ•- 
 ζκ.α.ρτ\ρΆσ«.. From χχξτίξίω, to endure ; and 
 this from χχξτοζ, the same as χξάτο;, to;, roy 
 strengtli. 
 
 ΐΙζοσχα.οτίξ-Α(η?, ιως, h, perseverance. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 ΐίξοσκοίτα,λιίττω, f λεί-φω, p. λίλειφκ, to 
 leave besides or over and above. Th. Ktl-n-u, 
 to leave. 
 
 ΥΙξ'οσχανμοί, ατοζ, το, a burning. From 
 TT ρ Off xoe.ua. 
 
 Υίξ0(τχίιται, Ion. for -ρτξ'οο'χειτα.ι, from 
 
 Τΐοοα-χύμοίΐ, to be situated near ; to be ad- 
 ded, joined to ; to be devoted to any one, to 
 favour ; to press closely, to beset ; to solicit 
 earnestly ; to rest upon, be incumbent upon ; 
 part. pres. m. ττξοσχιίμίνοζ, ri, ov. From -ρτξοι 
 and Th. χύμκι, to lie, 
 
 Τίξοα-χΐλ'Ασ-όίμίνοζ, μινη, μΛνον, J)art. 1. a. 
 m. of 
 
 ΐΐζοβϋ,ίλομ.κι, to exhort, encourage. Th. 
 xiXoj, or κ'ίλομοίί, to exhort, encourage ; /. m. 
 χιΧ'Αο^ομα.^ 
 
 ΐΐςο^χίττβμοίΐ, to deliberate, consider, or 
 weigh previously, Herod, vii, 10.] 
 
 Τίξοο'χίφα,λύαον, ov, το, a pillow or bolster ; 
 a cushion. From •Χξο; and κεφάλαιον, the 
 head. Th. κίφκλ-Α, the same. 
 
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 Ή.ξαα•χίφαλγι, tjs, ίι, the same. 
 Τίξησκι^^άμίνοζ, i}art. from Τξοιτκ,ί'ττω, wliick 
 see.^ 
 
 ΐίξοα-χ^ι^γις, iog, ό κ,χ) fi, taking care of; re- 
 lated to, akin to. From Τξος and κί^ο?, εο;, 
 τβ, care, relationship. 
 
 Τίξοσκ,Ύΐ^ίαν, ου, το, the proscenium, or space 
 before the stage of the theatre, to tvhich the 
 pL•^/ers came from, behind the scene to jn rform. 
 From ττξο and trjcm^. 
 
 Τίξοίτκ,γΐξύττω, to proclaim. From -ρτζος and 
 χτίξύττω. 
 
 ίίξοο'κ.Χτίξόα), ω, f, άσω, J). '^ροσ-Λΐκ,λνιρωκ,α,, 
 to choose b}' lot, or to join one chosen by lot ; 
 to join one's self to, associate with. Th. κληζοζ, 
 a lot. 
 
 Τ1ξό(τχλ93α•ΐί, a calling to, a summoning to 
 Justice, From -ττξΟίΤχ,Άλίω. 
 
 Τ1ξόα•κ.λϊ(η;, ίως, vi, a leaning to one side, par- 
 tiality for, favour. A metaih. drawn from a 
 .balance. Fru?n Τξο; and «X/V/j. 
 
 ίίξοσκολλάω, ω, f τκτω, p. Τξβτκίκ'ολΧ'/ΐΗ,α, 
 to glue to, to fasten to; 1. a. j^as. -Τξαιηχ.οΧλ'/ι- 
 ^yiv, vi?, '/J, 1. f pas. ■π'ξ^οσκο'Κ'ΚηίΫισ'-μα,ι, I will 
 cleave to. From τξοζ and κολλάω, to glue. 
 Th. χβλλ^ι, glue. 
 
 ΤΙξοα-χομίζΜ, to bring to. Frovi τρο; and 
 χομίζύϋ, f 1(τω, to bring. 
 
 Ποό(Τχίΐ(<Α,<*α, ατο;, το, an obstacle in the way, 
 a stumblingblock ; a wound, a swelling on the 
 feet in con>iequence of stumbling. From τξοα•- 
 χό-ττω, to stumble against, which see. 
 
 Τίξοσχοτϊω, ω, to foresee, look out for, pro- 
 vide for. 
 
 ΤΙξοσχο -vri, ijj, vt, a stumbling. From the 
 p). m. if ■Ζξοα'χόττω. 
 
 ΐίξοα-χό'^ησ-ίί, ίω;, τι, a providing for. From 
 
 TpOffXOTia. 
 
 Ιίξβ!τχόχτω, f. -φω, j). ΤξΟ'Τχίχοφα, to dash 
 against, to stumble against ; ivith the dot. or, 
 before ττξος, ufith the ace. ; \. a. τξοσ'ίχο-φχ, 2. 
 a. subj. Τξοβ-χό-ψω, >;?, jj• pi^rf. pas. Τζοα-χίχομ- 
 μ.α.1, p. m. Τξοσχίχοτΰΐ. From χξος and 2Ίι. 
 χό^τω, to cut, to strike. 
 
 Υίξοσχζουσά,στι;, gen. sing, f g. part. 1. a. 
 act. of ■^ροσ'χξουω. 
 
 ΤΙξάβ-χξονσι;, ίΐαζ, h, a throwing or dashing 
 against. 
 
 Σΐξ'χτχξούω, to strike or dash against, to run 
 against ; to offend, to be odious to, Dem. c. 
 Mid. 13. From τξοξ and Th. χζούω, f. σω, 
 to strike ; 1 a. 'ίχοηνσα,. 
 
 ΤΙ.ξο9χτίομα.ι, to gain, acquire. From ^ξοι 
 and κ τ do fjcat, to 'possess ; f m. κτ'/ισομαι, p. 
 2)as. xixTtifAxi. 
 
 Υΐξόσχ-ττίτοζ, ου, ο xoc.) h, acquired, Diod. Sic. 
 
 ΤίξοσκυλίσΆζ, α,σοί, «.ν, part. 1. a. act. from 
 
 ΤΙξοσχυλΐω, f Ίσω, p. Τξοσ-χίχύλίχα, to roll 
 to; I . a. "Τξοίτίκ,ύ^.ισα. From Τζοζ and Th. 
 χυλίω, to roll. 
 
 Tiξoa■χvv'iίu,f. ιηα-ω, primarily/ to kiss ; to bow 
 down to ; to pay respect or homage by prostra- 
 tion of the body ; to worship ; with the ace. 
 and often th^ dat.; 1. a. ^ξοσίχύνησα, p. -τζοα•• 
 
 90 
 
 xixvv7ixx. From τζο? and χυύω, the same 
 with ill. χύω, to kiss. 
 
 Τίξοσχύντιι/ΐΐ, α,τος, το. and 
 Τΐζοσ-χύν/ίσΐί, ζως, h, a kissing ; homage ; ad- 
 oration. 
 
 Τίξοο -xvvtiThs, ov, 0, a worshipper. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΤΙξοα-χύττω, to stoop to. From ΤξΟζ and 
 Th. χύττω, f -φω, to stoop. 
 
 ΤΙξόιτχωτοί, ου, ό χοά h, Ά rower. From 
 τξοί i.nd Th. χω-ττγι, an oar. 
 
 ΤΙξοσλα,ζ'ομΐνοζ, μίν/ι, μίνον, jmrt. 2. α. m. and 
 ΤΙξοσΧα,ζων, οΰσα,, ov, part. 2. α; act. of •prpotr- 
 λαμζ&νω. 
 
 Τίξο/τλαλίίο, f. τ^σω, p. Τξοσλίλάλτιχα, to 
 speak to, address; with the dat. I. a. νξοτίλά- 
 X'/j<r%., 1, a. inf. act. 'ΧξοσλΰίλΤισΛΐ. From, ij-^os 
 and λαλ'ίω, to speak. 
 
 Τϊξοσλαμζ&νω, to receive besides ; to take by 
 the liand, to take, e. g. food ; to take with, 
 join with ; to receive or treat Avith kindness ; 
 with acc.f. m. ';τξοσλ•:η•φομαι, 2. a. -ττροσίλαζον, 
 2. a. inf. act. •ττξοσ-λαζίΐν, 2. a. m. Τξοσ-ελαζό- 
 μην, ου, ίτο, 2. α. impi^rat. m. ΤξοσλαζοΖ, εσίω, 
 jmrt. 2. a.m. ΤξοσλΛζόμενοί. Th. λκμζάνα/^ 
 to take. 
 
 Iϊξoa■λίγω,f ξω, to say besides ; 2^f^s. mid. 
 τξοσλίγομα,ι, to speak to, to think, to meditate. 
 Hes. Op. Th. λίγω, to say. 
 
 Τϊξόσ-λ'/ι-φίί, εωζ, h, a talcing, an assuming. 
 From ΤξοσΧκμζάνω. 
 
 ΤΙξοα-λογίζομαι, to reckon with, take into 
 account, add to a former number ; to refer, to 
 attribute to ; f. m. ίο-ομοα, j). pas. XiXoyitr^uiy 
 σα,ι, στα,ι. From Τξοζ and λογίζα. 
 
 ΤΙξΟίτλογια-τέοί, εκ, εον, must be enumerated 
 with or added to the number of. From thej)re- 
 ceding, 
 
 Τίξοσ-μεΐναι, 1 . a. inf. and 
 ΐίξοσμε'ινας, ασα,, αν, part. \. a. act. and 
 ΤΙξοο-μενετω, 3. sing. pres. imperat. act. of 
 Τίξοατμίνω, f -^ξοσμενω, to continue wath ; te 
 continue, endure, persevere ; to wait for ; with the 
 dat. 1. a. ind. act. -τζοσεμεινοί. From τξος and 
 Th. μίνω, to remain. 
 
 Τ\ξοσ•μιγνΰω, or -τΓξοσμίγνυμι, to mingle Avith ; 
 to bring to ; to land upon ; 1. a. inf. 'ττξοσμί^οι.ι, 
 to approach ; to engage with ; -^ξοσμιγνΰνα,ι τίνα 
 χζάτει, to join one with, or lead one to victory; 
 i. e. to gain the victory for one ; i)''^^^. inf. act. 
 From Τξο; and Th. μίγνυμι. 
 
 Υΐροα-ν'εμω, to assign to, to attribute ; τξοσνεμω 
 Ιμχυτον, I give up myself, I attach myself to ; 
 with the dat.; pres. pas. <Τζοσνεμομοίΐ, to be attrib- 
 uted to, be assigned to ; also to be enrolled 
 amongst, to be reckoned amongst. Th. νέμω, 
 f μω, p. νεν'εμηχοί. 
 
 Πζόο•βδ-?<, public praj'ers ; nom. pi. from 
 ΤΙξόσο^οζ, ου, ο, an entrance, access to ; reve- 
 nue, income, a reward ; coition. From Τξοζ 
 and Th. oho;, i, a way. 
 
 ΐίξοιτο^νξομαί, to lament on account of, ta 
 weep over ; ^nth the dat. From ^ςος and οίύοβ^ 
 μα,ι, to yaraent. 
 
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 Τίοο(τοζω, Theocrit. 'Τοτοσάω, to smell of. Th, 
 Οζω. 
 
 ΥΙζοσοΊγω, f. βίζω, p. τξοσ'ίΜχ^κ, to open ; 
 Attic. 
 
 ΤΙξόίΤΰΐκο;, αν, ο kou ri, neighbouring, a neigh- 
 bour, 'fhuci/dA.I 
 
 TLoairoiirnv, 1. J", inf. act. of <^ξοα-φίξω, to 
 bring to. Th. φίξω, f. ο'ίσω, 1. a. miyxO,. 
 
 11ξ3α-οία"/ί(τβί, 2. pi. 1. a. subj. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 ΐίξοο-οίρζ^ομχι, to come to. Th. ο'ίρ(^ομχι, to 
 go ; f. ))i. ΰΐρζ^ΰ-ομ,κί. 
 
 Υίζοσοκ'ίλλω, to come to port, to land ; ap- 
 ply ; to push against ; to force ; with the dat. 
 From οκ,ίλλω, the same as κίλλω. 
 
 Τΐοοσιμοίξτ'ία), to accompany. From 'Τξοξ 
 and ομοίξτ'ίω, f. nffu. Th. ομΛξτν, the same 
 as ομού. 
 
 ΪΙξία-ομ/ζξτ^, 3. sing, pres, subj. act. of the 
 precciimg. 
 
 ΤΙζοΰτομίλα, pres. imperat. act. of 
 
 ΤΙξοσ-ΰμΤλίω, f. Ί\σω, to have intercourse with. 
 Th. αμιλοζ, a crowd. 
 
 ϊ\ξο(τημολογίω, to confess or promise besides ; 
 to confess, to agree to. From όμολύγ'ίΜ, to con • 
 fess, to consent. Th. λέγω. 
 
 Τ1ξοσ•όμ.ηυξο;, ου, ο κ,α,ι η, near, neighbouring. 
 From ίΤξδί, ομοί, and ουξο;. Ion. for οξος, 
 a limit. 
 
 ΥΙ-ξοσον, όντοί, το, that which remains, the 
 surplus; 2^^^'''^• pres. n. g. of <7Τζοσιιμι, to be 
 present. Th. ΐίμ), to be. 
 
 Γίρο(Τονομά.ζω, f. α,σ'Μ^ p. Μνομα,κβί,, to sur- 
 name. From Τξοί and ονομάζω. 
 
 Τίξοσ-οξμίξομχι, to come to port, to land ; f. 
 m. 'ισομοί-ι, p. pas. ■ττξοιτίύξμίσμ,ΰίΐ, 1. a. pas. 
 '^τροσωξμίσύ'/ιν, τΐζ, η. From ίΤ^οί and όρμίζω, 
 to bring a ship to port. Th. οξμο}, a station 
 for ships. 
 
 Y]L^O^ou,for '^ζοαισο, 2. a. imperat. m. of'r^off- 
 ί^ιμι, to admit. Th. Ί'/ιμι, or ϊω, f. y{(roj, 2. a. 
 'Av, 2. a. imperat. m. 'ίσο, 'ίο, and ου. 
 
 Τίξοσουόίζω, to dash on the ground. Th. 
 ov^o;, ioi, TO, the ground. 
 
 ΐΐξόίτουξο;, ου, ο «αί vi, neighbouring, contigu- 
 ous to. From ουξΰζ. Ion. for οξος, a limit. 
 
 Τίξοσονιτοίν, ace. sing. part. pres. f. g. of 
 ^Γξόο-ίίμι, to be present. Th. ίΐμ), jyart. pres. 
 ών, i/uffoi, ov. 
 
 Τίξοιτοφύλω, f. γκίω, p. ^ξοβ-ωφίίλ'/ίχα, to 
 owe besides. Th. οφιίλω, f. ^o-m, to owe. 
 
 Τίοοσοχγι, ί;, ή, attention, consideration, care ; 
 prudence. 
 
 χί(^οσοχ^6ί&}, the same as 
 
 Τϊξοσο^β'ι'ζω, f. Ίσω, p. νξοοτύχ^όιχ,οι, to be 
 ofiended, enraged ; with the dat ; \. a. ^τροσω- 
 xSi'To., us, i. From -ττζοζ and οχ^άΐζω, the same 
 as οχθίω, to be offended. 
 
 Τί^οίτΌχίισμοι., Άτοζ, το, and 
 
 Ϊ1ξοσ•ορ^όισ-μο5, οΰ, Ό, Ά ca\ise of offence, an 
 offence, a term applied to an idol in the Septuag. 
 From the jrreceding. 
 
 Ίΐζοσοχ^νξ'οω, ω, to fortify further. 
 
 ΤΙξόσο\[/α, ίω;, h, a view, appearance; the 
 
 face, countenance. From Τξοί and ο-φα. Tk, 
 οττομαι, to see. 
 
 ΤΙζοσ''Τα.ίξω, as •η'ζοαττοίΐζω so), I sport with 
 you. Th. ταιίζω, f. \ω, and σω, to play, to 
 jest. 
 
 ΠΡ0'2ΠΑΙ02, ου, ο Koci h, recent, sudden. 
 
 ΤΙξοσταξΆχαλίω, ω, f. ίσω, p. x'mXrixetf to 
 exhort. Th. χχλίω, to call. 
 
 Τ1ξοσ•ταο•α•οίλεύίϋ, to nail to, to hang up by a 
 nail or peg, Theophr. Char. 21. Th. vatrret• 
 λοί, a peg. 
 
 Τίξοα•ΤίίίΤβ•ω, f. cttrat, p. 'Τξοννίτκκα^ to 
 sprinkle upon. Th. <τκσσω, or -ττω. 
 
 ΐΐξόστπινοί, ου, ο κοίϊτι, very hungry, famished. 
 From rruvx, tis, hy hunger. 
 
 Τίξοιτ'ηλάζω, to approach, Odi/s. xi, 582 ; 
 to bring to. 
 
 ΐίξοίττίμ'^ω^ f. "^Uy p. ΤξΟίΤ^ί'^ίμφοί, to 
 send besides ; perf. pas. νξοστ'ί-πΐμμΛί. 
 
 Τίξο/ττίξί^άλλομαι, to surround, embrace, en- 
 compass ; to embrace to excess. From ίτ^ο?, 
 τίξ/, and βάλλω, to throw. 
 
 ΐΙξοα•-τίξονύω, to fasten with a clasp or bucklq, 
 Xen. Cyrop. 
 
 ΥΙ.ξοσ'ΧίσουσΛν, ace. sing. f. g. of 
 
 Υΐ-ξοσ-τηιτων, οϋσα, ov, having fallen upon ; 
 part. 2. a. of Τξοσ-τί'ττω. 
 
 ΐίξοΐτ•Τίηγνυμί, f ri^u, j). ττξοο'^ί-η^χα, to 
 fasten to; to crucify; 1. a. ^ξοσίτ'/ι^α, part. 
 1. a. act. Τξοο-Τ'/ίζοίί. From 'ττζοζ and Th. 
 TTiyvou, or 9Τ'/ιγνυμι, f. Ιςω, to fix or fasten to. 
 
 Τίξοσ-Τίηζοίντί;, nom. pi, part. 1. a. act. of 
 the preceding. 
 
 Τίξοα-τίλνα,μαί, to approach, to be brought to. 
 From τιλνά,ω, or τΊλννιμι, to move or bring to. 
 Th. -zriXas, adv. near. 
 
 Τ1ξοα•9τίττουσ•ι, 3. j)l. ind. pres, from 
 
 ΤΙξΟίΤ'τί'Ττω, to fall down before or at one^s 
 feet, Herod, ii, 2 ; whence to be a suppliant ; 
 also to flatter ; to happen ; to occur, to present 
 itself to one's mind, Longin. 14.; to fall upon, 
 attack, Thucyd. i, 5 ; to meet, to fall in with ; 
 xmth the dat. imperf. τξοβ-ίττί'ττον, i?, i,f. τξοιτ- 
 •πτώσω, p. ■ττξοστι.'ζτωκοι., 2. a. ττζοσί'τηΐον, $5, 
 i, part. 2. a. act. •^ξοσττισων, οΰσκ. Όν. Th. 
 'χ'ί'τττω, to fall.] 
 
 ΐίξοιτ'τλά,ζω, by Sync, for ^ξοίττίλάζω, the 
 same u'ith the simple verb τλάζω, by Sync, for 
 'τίλύζω, to draw near, to approach. Th. cri- 
 λκς. 
 
 ΤΙ.ζοσ•7τλωτοζ, h, ov, navigable. From -ττλωμι^ 
 the same as τλεω, to sail. 
 
 Τίξοστοήομοα, οϋμοιι, to claim, to gain, ac- 
 quire ; to reduce under one's power, to pretend 
 or feign, Theophr. Char. 1 ; to possess or hold 
 out ; imperf. m. '^ξοσ-ί-τοϋόμί^ν, ούμην, ~εον, ouy 
 -εετο, εΐτο' mid. from 
 
 Τίξοιττοήω, ω, the same ; also to add, to an- 
 nex. From Τζο; and Th. -ττοΊεω. 
 
 Ή.ξοσ'ΡτοιΤι, 2. sing. pres. ind. or subj. m. or . 
 pas. of the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙξοσ-τοί'/ισι;, εως, h, a claiming ; acquiring, 
 acquisition; feigning, pretending. From the 
 preceding. 
 
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 ΤΙςοιΤΤϋΙ^ιτβζ, ΰυ, ο χα.) «, and ^^aff^otviros, 
 91, ον, I'eigned, affected. From the same. 
 
 ΐΐξόίττολοί, ου, ο κοά ί, a servant. Th, το• 
 λύω, to turn. 
 
 ϊ1.ξΰσ••7Γβζίύβμα,ί, to go to, to come to ; with 
 the dat,; f m,. ίνσ-ομκι, p. 2)as. ^ραιΤ'^ζτόζίυμαι. 
 From, ^ξο; and τοξίνομιχι, to go ; which is from 
 ^όξος, a passage, Th. vuf/u, f. ςω, p. κχ, to 
 pass through ; j). m. ττίτηξο.. 
 
 ΐΙξοσ-τοξίζΜ, to acquire in addition to, to gain 
 more, to add to what one has ; to restore, Xen.^ 
 
 ΐΙζοσ•ττα.ίω, f. σω, the sam,e as Th. τττα,Ίω, 
 to stumble against ; to be defeated, Herod. 
 
 Υ1ξθ(Τ'7ίτηοτΰΐι, I. a. inf. act. of '^ρ^οσ'ί'^Γτημι, 
 to fly to ; which is from Ίττ^ιμι, f. ττνσ-ω, to 
 fly•; 2. a. ντττνιν, 2. α. m, Ιττάμγΐν, and Ιτττό- 
 μίΐν. 
 
 Π.ξβσ9ττύα-α•ω, f. %ω, to apply ; also to em- 
 brace ; in the mid. Τξοσ-τττύσσΌμα,ι, to be appli- 
 ed, to be folded or wound round ; also to ^lute 
 in a friendly manner, to give a cordial reception 
 to, to address kindly. Th. ττύσσω, to fold. 
 
 Ιίξοσντύω, f. ΰσω, to spit upon, treat with 
 contempt, Theophr. Char. 19.] 
 
 Υίξοσ-τΰ ξόω, ϋ, to inflame more ; to enrage 
 more. From τξοί and τυξόω. 
 
 Τίξοσ-ξαίνω, f, ςανω, to sprinkle upon, to 
 sprinkle ; 1. a. ϊρρανα, p. <τζο>τίρρΒίγκ». From 
 vrpos and ραίνω. 
 ' Τ1ςοσ•ζίία, to flow to. Th. ρεω. 
 
 Ιίξοσ^ςίω, to speak to. Th. ρίω. Also 
 
 ΤΙξοσξ^ίγνΰμι, f. ^ζαι, p. •Χξο<τίρρη^οί, to dash 
 against ; \. a. τζοτί^η'^α,, «j, £. From tpos 
 and Th. ρήσσω, or ρ^ηγννμι. 
 
 ΤΙξόσ-α-ω, adv. before one, in front. Poet, hy 
 doubling the ff,for "Τξόσω. Th. 'ττξο, before. 
 
 Τίξόίτταγμα, ατοξ, το, a command, an order. 
 From νξοστά.σσω. 
 
 ΤΙξοστάζα/, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ΤΙξοστά,^'Λ, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. or 2, sing. 
 1 , a. subj. m. of τ^οστάσσω. 
 
 ΤΙξόστα^ίξ, icus, h, an arrangement ; a com- 
 mand. From, the same. 
 
 ΐ1οοσ•τόί^ομεν, 1. pi. l.f ind. act. of Τξοσ- 
 τά,σσω. 
 
 ΙΙξοσταξάττω, to trouble more, to add trou- 
 ble to. Th. να,^άσσω, or -ττω. 
 
 ΤΙξοστΆί, a^os, Υί, the vestibule of a portico, 
 a portico ; and 
 
 Tl^offToiiipart. of 'Λξοσ'κίτιημι, which see.^ 
 
 ΤΙξΆο-τασίχ, as, 'h, prefecture, office of pre- 
 fect ; also care, protection, patronage, assist- 
 ance ; and show, pomp, state. From 9Τξο• 
 ί'σ'τνιμι. 
 
 ΐίξοιττάα'α'ω, or -ττω, f. %ω, p. -Τξοστίταχ^α, 
 to command, give directions ; to assign to, to 
 join to, Herod ; 1. a. <Τξοσ•ίτα?,α, ας, a• perf. 
 pas. νζοστ'ίταγμαι, part. perf. pas. 9Γξβα•τίταγ- 
 μίνος, *i, ov, in. pi. n, g, rk Χζοντίταγμ'ίνα. 
 Th. τάσσω., or -ττω, to arrange. 
 
 ΐίξοστατίία, ας, 'h, prefecture, administration ; 
 also patronage, protection. From 
 Τίξοστατζύω, f. ιύσω, or 
 ΤΙξβστ&τίω, f. ^σω, to preside over, to be 
 
 president, prefect ; aiso to patronize, to defend. 
 From 
 
 ΥΙζοστατνις, ου, ό, president, leader, who is 
 at the head of, having the direction of; a pa- 
 tron, protector ; in ace. sing ττξοστάτ'/ιν. From 
 ^ξοίστ^ιμι, to set over. 
 
 ΐΐζοστατίζ, thos, h, a patroness, deacone.ss. 
 Phoebe is so called, Rom^ xvi. 2, who was wont 
 to assist and entertain Christians. 
 
 ΤΙξοστατουντι, dat. sing. imrt. pres. from 
 •ΧξοστΆτίω, to preside over, ivhich see. 
 
 Τίξοστάττω, See ΐίξοστάσσω. 
 
 ΥΙξοστίβύζ, {ίσα, h,part. 1. α. pas. and 
 
 ΐΐ-ξοστίύήσομαι, y, tTxi, 1. f. ind. pas. of 
 Τξοστιί^ιμί. 
 
 ΤΙζοστεταγμίνοί, η, ov, part. perf. pas. of 
 •ΖΓξοστάσο'ω. 
 
 ΐϊξοστγίκω, f. ^ω, to pour any thing melted 
 upon ; hence Metaph. to adhere, to be perma- 
 nently fixed upon. Th. τνικ,ω, to melt. 
 
 Τίζοσττιναι, 2. a. inf. act. from ΤξοΊ'στημι, 
 to set or appoint over. Th. Ίστγιμι, f. στήσω, 
 2. a. sVtpjv. 
 
 Τίξοστιβύζ, {Ισα, εν, part. pres. act. ^ξοστι- 
 6'ivai, pres. irf. act. and 
 
 ΐίξοστί^μίν, 1. pi. pres. ind. act. and 
 
 Υίξχστιύ'ίμίνοζ, μίνη, μινον, part, pres, pas, 
 from 
 
 Τίξβστίύίμαι, to join one's self to, to assent 
 to ; ol) 01 ίγωγί ^ξοσθήσομαι τ» γνωμ'/ι, I will 
 not obey his order or his will. Herodot. i, 109 ; 
 y,v συ γνωμγι τη Ιμη Τξοσΰη, 2. α. subj. m. if 
 you accede to my opinion, vi, 109 ; imperf, 
 mid. τξοσίτι^ίμαν, σο, το, 1. a. ind. pas. ττξοσ- 
 ίτίύην, »}s, tl, 1• y» pos• Τξαστί&'ήΡΌμοι.ι, y, ίται^ 
 2. a. m. ^ξοσύίμγιν, σο, το. 
 
 Ϊ1ξβστϊ07ΐμι, f. "τίξοσθήσω, p. ττξοστίόζίκα, 
 to place near, to add, subjoin ; to attribute or as- 
 cribe to ; to enjoin upon ; to join or unite ; im,- 
 J>erf. act. -^Τξοσίτίβνιν, and in 3. sing. Τζοσίτίβί}, 
 and ΤξοσίτΊ6α, as f from τξοστιβίω, 1. a. τξοσί- 
 βνικ,α, 2. a. Τξοσ'ίβην, m, 97, 2, a. imperat. act. 
 ^ξόσύί;, 2. a. inf. •ff^oahhat, part. 2. a. act, 
 "ΤΓξοσύύς, ΰσα, εν. From Τζο? and Th. τί^ημι^ 
 to place.] 
 
 Τίξοστϊμάω, ω, f, ή<τω, to punish, to fine j to 
 condemn. Whence 
 
 Τίξοστίμημα, aro;, το, and 
 
 ΤΙξόστιμον, ου, το, a punishment, fine. 
 
 ΤΙξοστξαγω^'εω, to describe or speak as in 
 tragedy ; whence 
 
 ΐΙξοστξαγΜ^ούμενοζ, part, exhibited or de- 
 scribed with splendour, Lonsin.] 
 
 ΐϊξοστρατων, ονσα, ov, part. 2. a. net. of 
 
 Τίξοστξίτω, to entreat, beg, beseech on one's 
 knees ; also to overthrow. Th. τξί^ω, to 
 turn ; 2. a, ίτξα<τον, p. m. τίτζο-^τα. 
 
 ΐίξοστξίχ^ω, f. Β-ξί'^ω, p. 'ττξοσίί^ξάμ'/ιχα, to 
 run to ; to court the favour of ; in 3. 2>l. Τξοσ- 
 τΡί^ουσιν, 2. a. τξοσί^ξαμον, is, ε, part. 2. a. 
 act. τζοσίξαμων, όΰσα, ov, p. m. Τξοσ^ίΙξομα. 
 Th. τφ,χω, to run. 
 
 Τίροστζΐζω, to rub against or upon, to 
 bruise ; pres, pas, -^τξοστξίζομαι, to be rubbed 
 
ΠΡΟ 
 
 716 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 against ; also to rub upon, to impress upon, to 
 to inliict ; also to attach one's self closely to 
 another. T/i. τξίζω, f. -^ω, to thresh, to 
 rub. 
 
 Woosvuyx^a.vo'i'rti, nom. pi. part, irres.from 
 
 Τίξοα-τυγ^ζανιο, to present one's self, to meet ; 
 to obtain something ; to be devoted to any thing. 
 From Τξοί and τυγχ^χνιο. 
 
 Ιίζοσυττί^ύξΆ/ΛΒν, 1. ρ/. 1. α. ind. act. 
 from 
 
 ΤΙξο<τντα^ίίΆνυμι, to show. From 'ΡΤξοξ, ντο, 
 and ^ύκνυμι. 
 
 Τ^.οοσυτομι/χ,νΥίίτκ.ύα, to remind. From τξο;, 
 ντο, and μιμν^ησ-ΐίω. 
 
 ΐΙζοσν^Όω, ω, f. υ-^άισω, to raise, to make 
 higher. From Τξο; and ii -φόω. 
 
 Γίοοα-φάγίον, ου, το, the same as το ο•φον, any- 
 thing eaten with bread. From τξο; and φάγω, 
 to eat. 
 
 ΤΙξοσ-φΆτο;, ου, ο χα,] h, primarily recently 
 said or slain ; also recent, new ; Τξόσ-φν.τον, 
 adv. for νίωστι, just now, lately. Th. φάω, to 
 speak, or to kill ; p. pas. 'ττ'ίίρα.μο.ι, σοίΐ, toll 
 
 Υίξοο-φ&τωξ, adv. lately, recently. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Τ1ξοσ•φίξίι;, tog, ο kcu yj, like, similar. From 
 
 ΤΙοΰο-φίξω, to bring or carrj' to, to present, to 
 offer, to administer ; 'ττοοσφ'ίοομκι, to be 
 brought to cj'c, to rush upon, to advance 
 against ; in mil. to take, e. g. food ; to treat, 
 deal with, to conduct one's self towards ; to at- 
 tack, to engage in conflict ; to join or attach 
 one's self to any one, to support as a partisan ; 
 pres. imperat. act. Τξ'οσφίξί, Ίτω, inperf. •τξοα•- 
 ίφίξον, f. TpooOicTiti, 1. a. τροίτ^νίγκα, 2. a. 
 Τξοσ•'/ινίγ»ον, 1. a. jms. Tpo(ry)vi^0'/,v, t};, yi, p. 
 mid. -ττξοίηνή^οχ^α, u;, ε, Att. for Τξοσνίνοχ^οί. 
 From '!7•ξο; and Th. φίξω. 
 
 ΤΙξοο-φίύγω, to fiee to, betake one's self to; 
 to desert to. Th. ψίύγω,^ m. ψεύξομοίΐ, 2. a. 
 εψυγον. 
 
 Τ1οβσ•φ^ίοω, and <τζοα•φ6ύξομοίΐ, to creep into, 
 to come into, against. From φύύξ, a serpent, 
 Taylor ad Lycurg. § ii, p. 329. 
 
 Τϊξοσ-φϊλίΐί, to;, xcti ri, dear, loΛ'ely, agreea- 
 ble ; friendly. From Τξο; and Th. φίλο;, 
 friendly. 
 
 ΐίξοσφϊλω;, ado. kindly, in a friendly man- 
 ner. From the preceding. 
 
 ΤΙξοσφοοά, «J, ii, a presenting, an offering ; 
 the act of taking food ; a reproach, censure. 
 
 ΙΙξόίΤφοξο;, ου, ό xai τ), for the participle 
 ^ζοσφίξόμίνο;. brought; also suited to, suitable, 
 proper ; like, similar. From Τξοα-φίξω. 
 
 ΤΙοοσ-φυν, ace. sing, from 
 
 Τίξοτφϋτι;, ίο;, ό και it, natural, innate, natu- 
 rally suited, adapted to ; adhering to. From 
 
 •Τρο^ρυω. 
 
 Υίξοσφυλα,κνί, ij;, ίι, a watch, a defence. 
 
 ΤΙξόα-φυ'ξ, γο;, ο κιΔ νι, one who has fled to 
 some one for protection or patronage ; a client • 
 a deserter. Th. φεύγω. 
 
 ϋξ^σρυ;, ΰσα., adhering or clinging to ; part. 
 2. Of. act. of •7τςοσφυμι^ which is from 
 
 Τίξοσφΰω, f. σω, to cause to grow to or up-^ 
 on ; p. τξΟίΤ'Τίφυκα,, I have grown upon ; also I 
 have joined myself to, I adhere to. Th. φΰω, 
 to grow, to be born ; 2. a. εφυν, part. 2. a^ 
 φυ;,βΌ7η the obsolete φΖμι. 
 
 ΐίξοσ•φωνίω, ω, f. Ύΐσω, p. -Τξοο'τεφύνηκοί, to 
 call out to, to speak to, to address ; I. a. ind. 
 act. ΤζΟίΤίφωντκτοί. From <τξο; and φωνίω. Th. 
 φωνή, the voice. 
 
 ΤΙοοσχ^ίβομαι, to hold up, pretend ; the same 
 as Τζοίχ^ομοίΐ. Th. ε^ω. 
 
 Υίξόσχ^είζοζ, ου, ο κ,α) h, that Avhich is at one's 
 hand. From ττζο; and χεΐξ, χείξο;, the iiand. 
 
 ΐίξοσχεω, to pour upon. 2'h. χεω, f. χιύ- 
 τω, to pour. 
 
 Υ\.ζθ(τχ^•/ιμα., ατο;, το, a pretext, pretence, 
 colour, appearance ; the ornament, glory ; splen- 
 dour, pomp, dignit}' ; the state, condition of a 
 thing. From Τξο and σχτιμα., α,το;, το, form, 
 dress. Th. 'έχω. 
 
 ΐΐξότχ'/;;, 2. sing. 2. α. subj. act. τξθ(τχ;ε7ν, 
 2. a. inf. act. Τξοσ-χίεσ-βοίΐ, 2. a. inf. m. Τξο- 
 (τχων, part. 2. a. act. of τροεχω. Th. εχω^ 
 fut. εξω, 2. a. εσχον, to have. 
 
 ΐίξοίτχόντί;, nom. pi. of 'Τξοσχων, όντος, 
 which see binder the preceding word. 
 
 ΥΙξοιτχόω, τροσ-χωννύω, and 'ττροσχωννυμι, to 
 heap up, or to fortify by heaping up earth. 
 
 ΐΐξόσ-χΰΰ-ί;, εω;, '/ι, effusion, a pouring upon. 
 From 
 
 ΐίξοβ-χύω, f. ύα-ω, p. Τξοιτχίχυκα, petf pas. 
 ■Τξο<τΗ.ίχυμαι. Frtn ττξο; and χΰω, tlie same 
 as x'i^, to pour out. 
 
 Τΐξόσ-χωμα, aro;, το, a mound, fortification ; 
 a bank formed by the sand and mud thrown up 
 by a river. From ■ρτξοσ-χόω. 
 
 Τίξοίτ-ζωξίω, to come; near, to join one's self 
 to, to go over to ; also to surrender one's self, 
 to A-ield, to accommodate one's self to ; also to 
 assign to. Th. χωξέω, f. Υι^τω, to go to. 
 
 Ιΐξόσ-χωξο;, ου, ο xect τι, near, neighbouring, 
 Th. χωξο;, a place. 
 
 Τ1ξοσ••φανω, f. αύσω, ρ), τροσε-^αυκα., to 
 touch upon, to touch slightlj•; with a dat. 
 From τξο; and -^Όίΰω, the same as -φάω. 
 
 Τίξό(τω, adv. before, in front ; beyond, far, 
 at a distance, farther on. Th. -ττζο, before. 
 
 Τ1ξθ(τω'$ηί, εο;, ο κοά h, fetid, stinking. From. 
 oZ^o),J. οζγ,σω, p. m. ωοα. Hut 
 
 Τίξοσ•Μ'^-/ί;, SOS, ό KOii h, swollen, inflated. 
 From οιΐίω, to swell. 
 
 TiootroJh'ioc,, a;, h, accent, prosody, quantity 
 of syllables ; a hymn or song. From ^ξο; 
 and cfhh, a song or tone. Th. α,ύ^ω, to sing. 
 
 Υίξοσωβ'εω, f. νισω, ]). ώύηχοί, to push into, 
 thrust into or agamst ; 1. a. mSnaot.. From 
 ωύεω. 
 
 Τίξοσω^αο-ι, by Metajilasm, for τ^οσώνοΐζ^ 
 dat. pi. of -ττξ'οσωτον, το, the countenance. 
 
 ΐΙξοίτωτεΤον, ου, το, a mask tii>ed by actors ; 
 an assumed character, a pretence. From τξόσ•' 
 
 Τίξοο-ωτολί^ττ'εω, ω, f. Υισω, to have rcspect 
 to persons, to be partial ; arid 
 
ΠΡΟ 
 
 711 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 ΪΙ^βιί•ω(Τβλ«ίΓτ»ί, ου, ο, a respecter of per- 
 sons ; one who is unduly influenced by ex- 
 ternal distinctions. From τξόσω-πον unci λαμ- 
 €ύνω, f λ'^•φομοί,ι. 
 
 Τ1ξοσωτο?.>}•φίοί, ας, fi, respect to persons, 
 partiality. See ΤΙξοα•ω9Γολη'ττί6ο. 
 
 Τΐξόίτωτον, 00, TO, the face ; as if, that 
 which is cibmt the eyes; the appearance ; ex- 
 ternal distinctions ; a person, man. Hence βλί 
 ^iiv ili <τρο(Τω'Χον, λοίμζΰίνίιν ^ξόσωτον, to regard 
 the person,/, e. the rank, station, ^-c. ; τξόα•ω^• 
 ^ov "Τξοί τξΌσω•7Τον, 1 Cor. xiii, 12, face to face, 
 i. e. in presence of ; Ίνοί Ικ <τολΧων τζοσωτων, 
 2 Cor. i, 11, from many persons, i. e. men. It 
 is sometimes redundant ; <ιΤξο ^ξοα-ωτον tTis ιΐσ'α- 
 ^ου οίΐτοΰ. Act. xiii, 24, before his entrance or 
 coming. It sometimes denotes the front of an 
 edifice. From -τΓξοί and ω-φ, the eye. Tiu 
 ».ττομαι, to see. 
 
 ΐίξοσωτοτοι'ία, as, h, prosopopoeia, person- 
 ification, a fiii,ure of rhetoric. From -ττξοσω- 
 •rov, a person, and τοάω, to make. 
 
 ΤΙξοα-ωξμία-^'/Ιο-αν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of 
 Τξοα-οξμίζομαι, to bring to land ; /. m. ίσομαι• 
 p. pas. Τξοσύρμισμαι, 1 . a. pas. ■ττξοσωζμΙσβ'Λν, 
 VIS, yj. From •rξos and οζμίζω, to bring a ship 
 into a harbour. IVi. oξμos, a harbour, station 
 for ships. 
 
 Τίξοαωτατα, adv. very far ; superl. and 
 Τίξοο-ωτατο;, άτη, arov, foremost, who has 
 proceeded farthest, superl. of Τξόσ-ω, before one. 
 Th. τξο, before. 
 
 Τίξοσωτατω^ adv. farthest. See the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Ώ.ξθ(τω7εξο$, ίξα, ίξον, who has advanced 
 farther ; comp. of τζοσω, before, far. Th. 
 ^^, before. 
 
 ΐίξΰτωτίξω, adv. farther. 
 ΤΙξο/ηύρι^βιιτΛ, as, i, \ . a. ind. act. of Τξοσ•- 
 οχ;ύΓζω, f. \σω, p. 'ΤΓξοσύχ^ίιχ,α, to be enraged. 
 Th. οχ6ίω, to be oftended. 
 
 Ϊ1ξοταμο4μ7]ν, 2. a. opt. m. of 'Τροτίμνω, 
 to cut or turn up. Th. τίμνω, to cut; 2.y. 
 ταμω, 2. a. ετκμον, p. W. τίτβμα. 
 
 ΤΙξοταμων, part. 2- β. act. of the same. 
 ΐlξό7&σ■^s, IMS, h, a proposition, tiie begin- 
 ning of a drama, containing an exposition of the 
 subject. From 9Τξοτ$ί)ια>. Th. τύνω, to hold 
 out, present, 
 
 ΐίξοτάσσω, or -ττω, f. ζ,ω,• p. ^ξοτίταχ^α, 
 to place or station before ; to appoint ; p. pas. 
 τροτίτα,'γμΆΐ, part. p. pas. 'Τξθ'ΓίΤΆγμενβ$, S7, 
 ov. Th. τάσσω, f. \ω, to arrange. 
 
 TL^oTih}s, ϋσα, h, part. 1. a. pas. of τξο- 
 τ16ημι, to set before, to propose ; τζοτί^/ικ,α, 
 for 'Τξοτίβίίχα, p. act. Th. τίβνμί. 
 
 Τίξοτείνω, to stretch forth, extend, to hand 
 to, to deliver, to present ; to7s Ιμασι, Act. 
 xxii, 25, to bind or extend with cords for pun- 
 ishment, the same as Τξοζύλλω• or rather to 
 deliver up to scourges, i. e. ki be scourged ; 
 See Kuinoel in loc. ; f. νΰ, 1. a. τξοετεινα, 
 part. 1. a. ^ξοτείναί, *^«> «"j P• ^ξοτίτακα. 
 Th, τείνω.^ 
 
 ΤΙξοηιχίζω, f. Ίσω, to wall, to defend hy 
 walls : p. j>ns. Τξοτίπίχ^ιτμαι. 
 
 ϋξοτεί^ισμα, aros, το, a wall, a fortifica- 
 tion. From perf. pas. (f the preceding. 
 
 Ιίξοτελευτύω, to die before, 
 
 ϋροτεμίνισμα, &tos, to, the vestibule of a 
 temple, Thucyd, i, l;3-!,] 
 
 Ιίξοτεμνω, to cut off, to cut or turn up as a 
 deid with the plough. From Τξο and τ;μνω. 
 
 ΐίξοτίξχ, sc. τίμ'εξα, the day before. From 
 'τροτεξος. 
 
 HξoτεξΆ7os, «ία, αΐον, tlie former, first, pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Ώ-ξοτεξίΤ, 3. sing. pres. ind. from 
 
 ΐίξοτεξ'εω, to be first in place, time, dignity j 
 to excel ; to conquer. Fr >m -^ξότεξος. 
 
 ΥΙξοτίξ'/ιμχ, a.Tos, το, the advantage; the 
 first place or part ; a p.-ivilege, prerogative ; a 
 victory From the itr^cedinM. 
 
 Τ1ξοτίξοισ<ν, dot. pi. Ion. from νρότερος. 
 
 Τΐξότίξον, adv- before, rather. Fr nn 
 
 Tlξΰτiξos, ίξα, ίξον, the first, he who is be- 
 fore ; dat. pi. Ion. Τξοτίξοισι. Th. -ttpo, be- 
 fore. 
 
 ΐίξοτερω, -COS, and -ωσε, adv. before, fartherj 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Τίξ'οτι. the same as <r^os. Dor. 
 
 ΐίξοτιάττω. Dor. for Τζοσάττω, to attach 
 to, to fasten to, to join ; also to attribute to, 
 ascribe to. From tt^os and α-χτω. 
 
 ΐίξοτιζάλλεαι, Dor. and Ion. for ττοοσζάλ- 
 λ>7, 2. sing. pres. siibj. pas. of τξοσζαλλω^ 
 which see. From -xgos and βάλλω, f. αλω, 
 p. βε^λγικα, to throw ; 2. a. Καλόν, p. m. /3ε-> 
 ζολα. 
 
 Tίξoτιδίγμεvos, Dor. and jjEoI. for τροσ^ε" 
 2εγμενο}, part. p. pas. of <Τξοσ^εχ;ομα/, to ad- 
 mit, wait for. Th. ^εχ;/)μαι, to take ; f m. 
 ξομαι. See also the simple ivord Λεγμένος. 
 
 Yi.ξoτιε'i'l•iίv,Ώor,fιrτξoσε^'hειv, to look uponj 
 pres iif. act. of <χξοσεί'^ω. 
 
 Τ1ξοτηιλε7ν, pres. inf. Dor, of -Χξοτιειλεω, 
 for τξοσειλ'εω. Th. είλίω, to turn. 
 
 ΤΙξοτιελεΊν, in the same imi/, for αΤροσελεΐν, 
 2. a. inf. of '^ξοσαίξίω. Th. αίξεω, f. 'ίισω, 
 p. '^ξ'/ικα, 2. α. ε'ιλον, to take. 
 
 ΐίξοτί^^ιμι, f. 'ττξούήσω, p. ^ξοτ^ειχα, to .set 
 before, to propose, to expose ; to recommend, 
 publish, prefer; in the mid. to resolve, to ap- 
 point, to fix by a decree or edict ; to set before, 
 to serve up ; to expose to view ; to exhibit ; to 
 use a pretext ; also to destine, ordain ; 2. a. 
 m. Τξοείίμην, σο, το. Th. τΊύ'/ιμι. 
 
 Τίξοτιμάσσω, Dor. for Τξοσμάσσω, to touch 
 lightly. Th. μάσσω, or -TTc<i,f. ξω, to bruise, 
 to touch. 
 
 ϋξοτΤμάω, ω, f ίισω, to prefer ; to honour 
 any one above another. It is also used, like 
 many com])ounds, for the simple verb to hon- 
 our, to respect, tt esteem, to think worthy of 
 any thing, as in Thucyd. i, 138 ; ονΤεν -rpo- 
 τιμαν, not to care about, not to trouble one's 
 self about, Eurip, Med. 344. Th. τίω.] 
 \\ξοτιμων, part. pres. act. of the preceding. 
 
ίΙΡΟ 
 
 Yi« 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 Ί1ξ»ηόμα4ι to be honoured before, Jrom 
 ^ξβτίω, to honour before ; which is Jrom τίω. 
 
 ΐ1ξοηό<τΰ•ομΛΐ, to look upon ; to presage, 
 forebode ; Dor. for •^ξοσόσσομα,*, which is ^oL 
 for •^ζοο'Ό'ΤτομΛί. Th. 'ονττομίΜ, f. m. φομ,κι. 
 O'hers suppose it to be derioedfrovi iVire^a/, to 
 divine, forebode. Th. oirircc, as, h, a voice, an 
 emen. 
 
 ΤΙζότμτισίζ, tag, ii, the cutting ofF, the thing 
 cut otf; whence also the navel, because at 
 birth the navel of the infant is separated. From 
 ττξοτ'ίμνω. 
 
 ΤΙξοτΰλμάω, ω, f. ήσω, to dare before. 
 From Τξο and τολμάω. 
 
 ΐΐξΰτομίί, vii, h, the image of an animal, as 
 of a dogy ^c. i the visage, appearance; the 
 image of a man as far as the navel. From 
 ίΤρατίμνω. 
 
 ΐίξοτόνοίίπ, dat. pi. of 
 
 Tiporovos, ου, ο, or -ov, το, the rope which 
 extends from the top of the mast to the prow, 
 technically/ called a stay. Th. τύνω, to extend ; 
 p. m. TtTova, whence τόνος, tension. 
 
 Πββτβΰ, as if from τρο τούτου του ρζ^ξόνου, 
 before, i. e. before this time. 
 
 ΤΙζοτξί'ζτοντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas. Ion. of 
 
 ^pOTpi'fU. 
 
 ΐΙροτξί•^τϊ»ΰίι w, ov, hortatory, persuasive. 
 From 
 
 ΐΐροτξίτω, f "^ω, p. τίτζΐφα, to turn be- 
 fore ; to urge, to excite, to persuade, to ex- 
 hort ; in the mid. to submit to, Iliad vi, 336 ; 
 
 1. a. m. ίτρί-φάμ^ιν, ω, ατο. From Τξο and 
 ^ζί<πω. 
 
 ΤΙοβτρίχω, to run before ; f m. ^ξίξομοίΐ, 
 
 2. f. m. ^ξΛμονμοίΐ, 2. fl. ί^ξοίμον, p. act. 
 ^ι^ξάμτιχα, p. m. Ιύξομχ. Th. Τξίχω, 
 
 f. Β-ξ'φ'ί, to run. 
 
 lipoTpo-Trahyiv φοζίϊσ^α,ι, to flee with backs 
 turned to the enemy. From Τξοτξίτω, which 
 see. 
 
 ΐΐροτξοτγι, >ji, V], exhortation, excitement. 
 From τζοτξί'Τω, to urge, to exhort. Th. 
 τρ'ίτω, to turn, p. m. τ'ίτξο-τα,. 
 
 Υϊοοτυχ^ον, Όντος, το, for -^α,ζοίτυχον, that 
 which meets or is presented to us by chance. 
 Th. τνγχ,ά,νω. 
 
 ΤΙροίιζ&λίν, Attic, by Syneeresisfor Τξοίζχλίν, 
 
 3. sing. 2. a. net. (f Τξοζάλλω. Th. βάλλω, 
 f. βκλω, p. βίζλ'/ικβί, to throw ; 2. a. Καλόν. 
 
 Υίροόζ'Α, in the same ivay, for τξοίζ'/ι, 3. sing. 
 
 2. fl. ind. act. of τξοζα,ίνω, to advance. Th. 
 βa,^vω,f m. βήσομοίΐ, 2. a. Kyiv. 
 
 ΐΐροΰγρα,φί, Altic,by Synceresisfor Τξοίγξκφΐ, 
 
 3. sing, imperf. act. of τξογζά,φω, to write be- 
 fore. Th. γξάφω, f -φω, to write. 
 
 Tlpouhida^ccTO, for Τξοί^ίΙάξα.το, 3. sing. 
 
 1. a. ni. of 'Xpohihu.ay.u. Th. ^ihaffKu, to teach. 
 Τ\.ρου^ωχ,οι.ζ, Auic, by Synceresisfor ■τζοί^ωκα.ί, 
 
 2. sing. 1. a ind. act. from ΤξοΙί^ωμι. Th. 
 21}ωμι, to give. 
 
 Tlξoύhτo, Attic, by Synesi-esis for ιτζοίόίτο, 
 
 3. sin^. 2. a. m. of •^ξοτίύτΊμ». See 
 Τίξούύηκίν, Attic, by Synceresisfor ττξοί^κίν. 
 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. if ντξοτΊόνιμι. Th. 
 τΐόκμι, f. S-mM, to place; 1. a. 'ίύνικοι,, 2. a. 
 iVjjv, 2. a. m. 'ih/ii'/iv. 
 
 ΤΙζοόΛίίτο, Att. for 9Τξθίχ,ατο, 3. sing, im- 
 perf m. from •Τξ'οχ.ζιμαι. From Τξο and χ,ύ- 
 μοιι, f. m. αύσομαι, to lie, 
 
 Τίξουκί^ωζίηχίια-αν, Att. for Τξοίκιχ^ωογ,κίΐ' 
 ffoiv, 3. pi. pluperf. of -τξορ^^ωξίω. to advance. 
 
 ΐίξουκινόύνίυίν, Att. for vT^es^/vBt/vstisv, 3, 
 sing, imperf. of ^ξοχ,ιν^ννεύω. Th. κ,ίνΐυνος, 
 danger, 
 
 ΤΙξούλίΎΐ, for 'τσοίλίγί, from Τξολίγω.'\ 
 ΠΡΟΤ'ΝΗ, «ί, ίι, a plum tree. 
 Τϊξούνϊχ,οί, ου, J, a porter ; a quarrelsome 
 fellow. From Τξο and ΙηΙκω, to bear ; or 
 from viTzoi, a quarrel. 
 
 ΐ1.ξουί,ίν'/ΐ(ην, Att. for -τξοί^ΐνγιιην, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. of τζο^ίνίω. Τα. ^ivos, a stranger, 
 a guest. 
 
 ϋοοΰτΆξ^ίς, ζως, 'A, pre -existence. From 
 ΐΙξοϋτάξχ;ω, im/ierf. act. Τξοϋ'ττγίξχβν, ίς, ε, 
 f ^ω, p. 'Τξοϋ•?Τίίξχ;οί, to exist before ; to be 
 first in conferring a favour ; also to begin be- 
 fore. From Τξο and ύτάξ^ω, to be, to exist ; 
 i ivhich is from ύτο and α,^χω, to begin. Th. 
 Άξχνι., a beginning. 
 
 I ΙΙ^βϋ5Γ5/λ«(ρ«β•/ν, 3. pi. perf. ind. Att. from 
 Τξο, ίτΐ, and λee,μζάvω,f m. λή'^ομα,ι, J). Att. 
 j ί'ίλνιφοί, 2. a. 'ίλα,ζον, to take. 
 
 Τίξού^ίμ-φΆν, Attic, by Synceresisfor τξοίτίμ- 
 
 j -ψαν, 3. pi. 1. a. itid. act. of ίΤξβτίμτω, to 
 
 , send before, to conduct. Th. τΊμτω. to send. 
 
 Τ1ξοϋτ>ΐξγμίνα, τα, favours first conferred ; 
 
 n. g. part. p. pas. and 
 
 Τίξοϋτ^ξκται, 3. sing. p. ind. pas. and 
 Τίξοϋτΐίξχον, is, i, imperf. act. of 'Τζοϋ-χά^- 
 χ^ω, which see 
 
 j Τίξουττοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, placed before the 
 1 eyes ; manifest. From v^o and ο-τττομαι^ 
 I to see. 
 
 Τίξουξγικίτίξον, better, more useful, prefer- 
 able. From ν gnu Qjy ου, for •τξο ϊξγου, requisite, 
 useful, valuable ; •π'ξούςγου τι τοηΐν, to gala 
 something. Th. εξγον, a work. 
 ΤΙξούξγου, See the preceding. 
 Υίξουτίβίί, Att. for TootTiSu, 3. nng. imperf. 
 act. of "ττξοτιθίω, for Τξοτίό^ίμι, imperf. ΙτΙθην^ 
 its, 91. Th. τί^μι, to place. 
 
 ΐΙξουτξί'ΡΤίτο, Attic, by Synceresisfor τξοετςί- 
 5Γ£Τ9, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of τξοτξί'Τω, to 
 urge, exhort. Th. τζίτω, to turn. 
 
 ΤΙξούτυ^Όίν, Attic, by SyncBresis for -Τξοίτυ- 
 ■φ'αν, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. act. of τξοτύ-ττω. Th. 
 τύττω, f. "φω, to beat. 
 
 ΐίξούφαλα, Att. for Τξοόφίΐλί;, Ion. for 
 τξοώφειλίς, 2. sing. imj)erf. of Τξοφείλω, 
 f. ν\σω. to owe. 
 
 ΐΙζοϋφΊστά,μκι, the same as 
 ΐΐροϋφίστημι, f "^ξοϋνοστίκτω, to precede, to 
 be before, to pre-exist. From Τζο, ύτο, and 
 'ίΐτνιμι. 
 
 Ιϊξούχίΐν, Attic, by SyncBresis for •Τζοίχ;αν, 
 pres. bf. of ιτζοίχω^ to excel. Th. %χω^ to 
 have. 
 
ΠΡΟ 
 
 71? 
 
 ΠΡΟ 
 
 Τϊ^αύχ^βντο, Attic, by Synceresis for τξοιί- Ι 
 χοντο, fivm I 
 
 Ιΐοούχ^ω., Contract, for -τίξ^οιχ^ω^ to excel. | 
 Th ϊχ^^ 
 
 η^οφα,γζΐν, to eat before. From Τξο and 
 φχγί7ν, to eat. 
 
 i\ri)^^t'ivoj, to shine forth, to appear ; to hold 
 a ligi't beTore ; to ^how before, to make known 
 before. Th. φαίνω, f. ανω, to appear; 1. a. 
 
 ίφα.νχ. I 
 
 ΐίξοφα:^, 3. pers, shig. 2. a. subj. pas. of 
 the pr.'ctdiriii. 
 
 ΤΙοορ&ννίζ, ίο;, ο χ,η.) νι. manifest, clear, plain; 
 Ι* Tw ΐτξοφοίνον;, manifestly, plainly. From ; 
 Ύξϋ.ψαινν. I 
 
 Πώί^/ν/α, di, Yi, clearness, perspicuity. 
 Front τ^οφ&ν^ς. 
 
 ΐΐζάφαντον, ου, το, an oracle ; which is 
 from 
 
 ΤΙξόφοίντοΐ, ου, ο KKi VI, the same as ^ζο- 
 φαννΐ}, nianii'est, befcre announced, predicted. 
 From V οφούνω, to show. 
 
 ΥΙξηφά,νΖς, ado. openly, plainly, manifestly. 
 From -ζ-ξο^Λν/,;. 
 
 ΤΙζοφα.ηζο/ΐΛα.ί, to invent reasons, to make 
 excuses, to iriake pretexts, to pretend ; to ex- 
 cuse ; /". m. i<To/u,xr from 
 
 ΐΐξβφασ-ίζω, to invent reasons or excuses. 
 
 Τ1ξ'>ί^:α,<τίί, ieu;, ii, an occasion, pretence ; 
 indication or synii)tom of a diseatie, Thucyd. ii, 
 49. From τξΌφνμι-^ 
 
 Τ1ζΐ>φαβ-!β••τϊ)ίο;, 55, βν, offered in excuse ; 
 apologetical. From the preci'dm<i. 
 
 ΥΙξοφα,τΆξ, α, Oor. for τξοφ'/ί'ΤΥΐς, ov, ό, a 
 prophet. 
 
 Ιΐξόφ'.ξί, pres. imperat, τξοφίξα, 3. sing, 
 pres iii/l. net, of -^ξοφίξο), which see. 
 
 riajipseij;, ίο;, κ,αι h, advanced in age, 
 chief, excellent ; in compar. τζίφίοίστίζο;, in 
 superl. Τξδφίξίσ•τατβς. From Τζοφίξω, to ex- 
 cel. 
 
 ΤΙξοφίξΐκτι, 3. pers. sing. pres. subj. act. for 
 Τζοφίο'/ι, by Pnra<ioge of tri, lo'iich is from 
 
 ΣΙρΰφίξω, to brin^f forward, produce, exhibit ; 
 
 to utter, pronounce ; to object to, charge with ; 
 
 to excel, surpass ; to advance, promote, Herod. 
 
 p. 269, 301, 527. From ^ξο and Th. φίξω, 
 
 , oiff&i, L. a. -/jviyKoe,. 
 
 ΐ1οόφ'/]μί, to predict ; 2. a. Τξοεφό>]ν, From 
 •xpo and φγ\μ,ϊ. 
 
 Π-ξοφτιτύΆ, οίζ, '/I, a prediction, prophecy ; 
 the prop etic office. From 
 
 Ί\ξηφγιΤίύω, imperf <^ξοίφίητίυον. sj, s, f. ιύίτω, 
 to predict, to prophesy ; in the N. T. to in- 
 terpret the prophets, and other sacred writings ; 
 to instruct in religion, to preach; 1. a. -r^es- 
 <P'/iTi07Ci, a;, i, \, a. imperat. act, ^ζοφ^τίνιτον, 
 «,τω. Friim 
 
 Τίξοφγιττι;, ov, 0, a prophet ; m the N. T. 
 an inspired teacher ; a public speaker, preacher; 
 a/sii a poet. From <ζ-ξο, before, and φνιμ.), or 
 φάω, to s])rak. 
 
 Πς'β^»?τ<Λβ?, ri, iv, prophetic. From the pre- 
 mding. 
 
 ΤΙζβφ^πί, i^os, fit a prophetesft Frotn ihe 
 same. 
 
 ΐίξοφβα,νω, f. Τξοφθάιτω, p. ^ξοίφ^αχα, tO 
 anticipate ; to do a thing before another ; I. a: 
 ^ξοίφόασ•!». Th. φόύνω, the same, f. φίάιτω^ 
 2. a. 'ίφθ'ην. 
 
 Τίροφο^», a;, ή, utterance, pronunciation ; a 
 sound, a word ; an upbraiding. From τ^α» 
 
 φίξω, 
 
 ΐίξοφοξϊκο;, h, ov, that which is- pronounced, 
 spoken. From the preceding. 
 
 ΐίξοφξοίξω, to predict, to declare before; 
 Th. φ^άζω, to speak. 
 
 Τΐξΰφξχα-α-α, ns, h, inclined, having: an' in- 
 clination ; well disposed, kind; From τζό- 
 φξων. Th. φξίιν, ίνο;, νι, the mind. 
 
 ΐΐοοφξόναι;, promptly, willingly. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΐΐξόφξων, ovo;, ο χ,χ) η, prudent'; zealons, 
 earnest. 
 
 ΤΙζοφυγίΤν, 2. a. inf. act. of Τζοφζύγω, to 
 escape. Th. φίύγω, f φίνξω, to flee ; 2. a. 
 εφυγον, ρ m. ^ίφνγοί. 
 
 ΤΙξοφύγοι;, 2. sing. 2. a. opt. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Τίξοφΰλβίξ, α,χ,ο;, ο, one who keeps guard 
 before ; a sentinel. From 
 
 ΥΙξοφυλάσσω, or -<rτω,f %ω, p. -Τζοτιφυλκ•^ 
 χοί, to stand sentinel before, to guard, protect, 
 guard against. From •πζο and φυλάντω, to' 
 guard. 
 
 Τίξοχίίΐν, to pour out ; ;7rei. irf. act. from 
 Τξοχίω. Th. χ'ίω, f. χεΰσω, to pour; 1. a. 
 'εχευσα, and εχεοί. 
 
 ΐΙζοχεΐξΊζομΆ(, to undertake ; to select or- 
 choose for perfortning any thing, to destine ; 
 to purpose, prepare, begin ; to put forth, 
 exert ; to make manifest to all ; f m. ίιτομα/, 
 1. a. m. ^ξοεχείξκτάμνιν ω, aro, 1. a. inf. m. 
 Τξοχείξία-ΰί,ιτύαι. From τξο and χείξίζω, to 
 handle. 
 
 Τίξόχείξο;, ov, ο xet) hi that is at hand, in 
 readiness, ready, prepared. 
 
 ΤΙξοχείξοτονίω, f νισω, p. Τξοκ.ίχεΐζοτόν»κα, 
 to appoint or choose before ; to appoint or 
 choose in preference to others ; perf pas. -Τξο- 
 χεχείξοτόνημΛΐ, part, perf ims. Τξοχε χειροτονη- 
 μένο;, VI, ov, appointed or chosen before. From 
 Τξβ and χείξοτονίω, to elect by holding up the 
 hand ; rvhich is from χείξ, the hand, and τείνω, 
 f. τενω, p. τετοίχοί, p. m. τετονοί, to extend. 
 
 ΤΙξοχείζω;, adv. promptly. From Tgo- 
 χείξο;. 
 
 ΤΙξοχεοντί, Dor. for Τξοχεουσ•/, 3. pi. pres, 
 ind. act. Th. χεω,f. χενσω, to pour. 
 
 ΤΙξόχενα•/;, εω;, νι, a pouring out, effusion. 
 Th. χεω, to pour. 
 
 ΤΙξοχεω, f εΰσω, to pnur forth, out. 
 
 Υ\.ςοχνύ, adv. upon the knees ; entirely, 
 fundamentally. From τξο and Th. γόνν, 
 γόνατο;, το, the knee. 
 
 Τίξοχονι, m, VI, the flowing of water ; a flood,, 
 inundation ; a wave ; the mouth of a river. 
 From ΤξοχίΟ), f. χεύιτω, to pour. 
 
ΠΡΓ 
 
 720 
 
 ΠΡίΙ 
 
 ΐΐξόρ(^β»{, βυ, fi, a ewer, a basin. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΐίξοχωςίϋ), f. riffik), to go forward, to get to, 
 advance, grow, increase ; it is also often used 
 inip:rs:)7ui/li/. Tk. χ;ωξίω. Hence 
 
 ΊΙζοχ^ωζΥίμα, ocTOi, το, dung, excrement. 
 
 TIpoMfAKt, or Τξόίϋμχ/, and in 1. pi. Τξοώ- 
 μίύα., '?. α. suhj m. of ^ξοί'»}μί, to send away, 
 abandon. T//. "-/ιμι, or 'iw, to send. 
 
 TipoiufiiiTK, us, £, I . a. ind. act. of προορίζω, 
 jT. ίτω, p. ■πξοάξΐΗ.χ, to appoint, predetermine, 
 foreordain, predestinate ; }>erf. pas. -Τξοβίξία-μα,ί, 
 1 . η. pas. <ΤΡθωζΐσ6'Λν. 
 
 ΤΙξοΜξύ'μην, iniperf. m. of -τξοίξύω, ω, to 
 foresee, ^c. ; imperf. m. ^ξΟΜξχόμί^ν, ύμην. 
 Th. Ιξάω, to see. 
 
 ΠΡΤΛΕΈ2, ων, 01, footsoldiers ; a crowd 
 of people. 
 
 Πξΐίλ/ί, iui, '/I, a martial dance. Th. •τξυλίε;. 
 
 Τίξύμνα, Ton. -tj, ης, h, the stern of a ship, 
 the poop ; ττξύμ,νΆν κξούίσύαι, in nautical lan- 
 guage, to back water, i. e. by holding the oars 
 in the water, to impel a boat backwards loithout 
 turning Λ.τ round, Thucyd. i, 50. Th. 
 ίΤξνμνοζ, the extreme.] 
 
 ΥΙξνμνήα•/, for <Χξυμν•/•ι(ηχ, ((T^^ov'ia,or ^ύτμα- 
 τα, being utiderstoodj cables or fasts ybr secur- 
 ing a vessel to the shore. ^ 
 
 ΐΐουμνήο-ίον, ου, το, a cable, a rope by which 
 a ves'-el is fastened to the land. F oni 
 
 Τίξυμνή<ηοζ, tex,, lov, of or relating to the 
 stern. From τξύμνχ, '/is, h, the stern. Th. 
 'XP'Jμvo?. 
 
 ΠΡΤΜΝΟ'2, h, h, extreme, remotest. 
 From, ττίξοίς. the end, the extremity. It also 
 means that which "XigoLs μίνα. 
 
 Υίξομνω, oos, 'A, the fiame of a ivornan, 
 Pry m no. 
 
 ΐΐξυμνάξίίχ, as, h, the lower extremity of a 
 mountain. From -ζξυμν^, the foot of a moun- 
 tain, ajid οξθ5, £9ί, τα, a mountain. 
 
 Τΐξϋτανίΐα, τα, the money deposited in court 
 by the plaintiff and defendant, as security for 
 the costs if suit. From 
 
 ΤΙξΰτανΰον, ου, το, the Prytaneum, the place 
 of asseuibl}' of the Prytanes (the presidents of 
 the senate for the titne being), where they and 
 other meritorious citizens dieted at the public 
 expense. From 
 
 ΥΙοντα,νίύω, to be a Prytanis, i. e. one of the 
 presidents of the senate of five hundred ; to gov- 
 ern, direct. From <7r^vTa.vis. 
 
 ΤΙξνταν'ΛΪη, TiS, hi Ion. for •7Τξυτανύα, as, 
 the right of presiding or commanding ; τξυ- 
 τανηΐ'/ι rns Υιμ'ίζχς, the command for that aay, 
 Htrod. vi, 110.] 
 
 ΠΡΤΤΑΝΙ2 (-Tt^vravis), %Ms, 'A, a Pry- 
 tanis, one of the fifty presidents of the senate of 
 five hundred, who managed the public affairs 
 one tenth part of the year ; a president, pre- 
 fect ; an overseer, superintendant, a protector, 
 guardian ; in noni. pi. -r^wraviis• ace. sing, 
 ^ξύτανιν. Also a proper name. .As if froin 
 τοξόταμίξ, or from -^ξωτοξ' 
 
 Τίξύαν, Dor. for ττξωη^. 
 
 Υίξωην, adv. a short time since, lately ; forai- 
 
 erly. From ^ξω'ϊ, early, 
 
 ΤΙξωβ'ήξτίζ, ου, ό, and Τίξω0ηζο5, ου, ό χ,α) μ» 
 one who has just attained the age of puberty. 
 From T^uTos and -//«>?, a youth. 
 
 ΥΙξωβύσηξοξ, ου, in reversed or inverted 
 order, and •νζωβύα•τίξον, a figure called ύστξό- 
 Τξωτον, or uffTZpov τρόηρον. 
 
 ΠΡίΙΓ, adv. early, the morning, to tvhich 
 ο-φΐ, evening iv opposed; αμα -^ξω'}', at day- 
 break, seasonably, in good time. 
 
 Τίξοιία, ας. h, [ωξα being understood) the 
 morning. Tk. -ττξω'ί. 
 
 ΤΙούϊΖα., or τξωϊζα, adv. lately, not long 
 ago ; prematurely. From •Τξωί'. 
 
 Τίξ&ιϊξον, or τξωΊ"ζον, the same •, the day be- 
 fore yesterday. 
 
 Τίξωϊ6ίν, adv. from the morning. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΤΙξω7μο$, ου, ο κα) h, of or in the morning, 
 early. Tk. τξΜ'ί'. 
 
 ΐIξωϊvos, ij, ov, of or in the morning. From, 
 the same. 
 
 ϋξύϊος, ta, ϊον, of or in the morning, be- 
 longing to the morning. Th. Τξω'Ι'. 
 
 ΠΡΩΚΤΟ' 2, οϋ, ό, the posteriors. 
 
 Τίξων, ωνος, and τρώων, όνος, ο, for Τζηαν, 
 eovos, ο, the summit of a mountain. 
 
 ΓΙ^&/ξ, κ,ος, ό, a drop, primarily of dew. Th. 
 τρωϊ. 
 
 ϋξύονίς, 01, summits of mountains. From 
 
 'Tpcc/aiv. 
 
 ΠΡΠ'ΡΑ, as, r„ the prow of a ship. From 
 ττξο and ρίω, to flow ; or, according to others^ 
 from όζάω, to see. 
 
 ΤΙ,ζύξΆδίν, adv. from the pro\v. Th. ττξωξχ, 
 the prow. 
 
 ΤΙξίυξα'Γίύα;, to be a pilot, steersman. 
 
 ΐίξωξο,της, ου, ο, and ττξωζίυς, ius, ο, a pilot, 
 steersman. Th. τξωοα. 
 
 ΐίξωτα, adv. first. Τά Τξωτα for ol Τξίϋ- 
 Tot. 'Κψίΐτίων τα "Τρωτα ysyovoTSs, Heliodor^ 
 I. i. p. 24, ilyivilas TO, •Τξωτα ovtss, the 
 same, λΊΗ, 350. From τζωτος, at first, first- 
 Th. -7[φ. 
 
 ΐΐξίύταί, applied to a city, which is the me- 
 tropolis or capital of a country. Thus ΕΦΕ- 
 ClilN ΠΡΠΤΠΝ ACIAC on a coin of 
 Gallienus, and of others. Spanheim. 
 
 ΐίξωτα,γωνίο-τγις, oZ, ό, that acts the first part ; 
 the leading part or character in a play, Bristol. 
 Poet. Sec under λόγος. ] 
 
 ΐ1ξύταξρ(^ος, ου, ό, a commander, leadei. 
 From Τξωτος and αξ;^^ή. 
 
 ΐίξωτίΐον, ου, το, the first prize, the palm, 
 the first rank ; τα •τ^&;τεΓα, i. e. "π^ωτα, the 
 first rank, the precedence, the pre-eminence. 
 From •ττζωτον. Th. ττξο, before. 
 
 Τίξωτίο-ίλας, a, Ό, Dor. for ΐΙξοτί<τίλ&ας, ου, 
 ο, a proper natne, Protesilaus. 
 
 ΥΙξύοτίΐις, ίος, ο, a sea-god, Proteus. 
 
 TLpunuco, f. ίύσω, j). •χΐ'π^ωη.υκα, to main- 
 
πρη 
 
 721 
 
 ΠΤΕ 
 
 tain the first rank, to be first. From jr^wre?, 
 first. 
 
 Τ1ξύτ>], νΐί, 'h, first, y. g. of Τζόϋτοξ, 
 Τίξωττίξάτί^, dat. sing, of 
 
 Τ1.ξωτνΐξότ•ης, ου, ο, that plows first. From 
 ντζΰτΰξ and ά,ξόω, f. Όσω, to plow. 
 
 ΐΙξύτίστ,/οΓ ■ττζώ'Τίστ»' also -ρτζωηστον, adv. 
 first, in the first place, chiefly, above all things ; 
 superl. of -^τξωτον. 
 
 ΐΐξύτίστοί, Itrrn, irrov, sujierl. of 'Τξωτοί. 
 Th. τξο, before. 
 
 ΤΙξωτοζχύξεω, ω, f. viffu, to place upon the 
 highest seats; 1. a. ΙτξωτοζάύξηοΌί, j>' ^^''''ξ'^- 
 τοζά&ξτίκκ, imperf. 1<Τξωτοζάβξίον, ουν. From 
 ^ξωτοί and βά,βξον. 
 
 ΤΙξΜΤοζΰλίω, ω, J", ή^ω, p. '^ίΤξωτΰζΰλίΐΚΒί, 
 to send or put forth first; 1. a. ίτξωτοζόλνιτχ, 
 
 Τίξωτογίνγΐζ, ίος, ov;, ο, a proper name, Pro- 
 togenes. But 
 
 Τΐξύύτογίν^ΐί, ίοζ, ο κΒί) h, first-born. 
 
 ΤΤίζωτογιηνιμιχ,, α,τος, το, first fruit, a firstling. 
 From Τξωτοζ and γίνν^μα. 
 
 Τίξωτόγονοξ, ου, ό χχι ίι first-born. JBut 
 
 Τίξωτογονοί, bringing forth first. From 
 νΤξωτος and γύνομ,χι, p. m. yiyovoc, to be born. 
 
 Τίξωτογόνων, gen. pi. of ττξωτογόνοί. See the 
 preceding. 
 
 Ή-ξωτοκαΰί^ξΙα, the first or chief seat ; as 
 if 91 TTgurvt χ,οίύίϊξο,, from O^a. Th. ϊΖ,ομα,ι, 
 to sit. 
 
 ΐϊ-ξωτοκλισίοί, ας, vi, the first or chief place 
 at a feast. From ττξύτη and κΧισΊα, «j, a 
 place to recline upon. Th. κλίνω, to recline. 
 
 ΤίξΜτοκουξίΰί, α,ς, 'h, the first shearing ; the 
 first tonsure ; by which, according to the Rom- 
 ish custom, the candidates for the sacred orders 
 are initiated and called Clerici. 
 
 ΤΙξοτολογΊβί, xs, h, the right of speaking first. 
 From ^ξωτΰξ and λόγο;. 
 
 ΤΙξόατο/ΐΛίΙίίχ, χζ, ίι, the name of a woman, 
 Protomedea. Gr. one who cares first. 
 
 Τίξωτον, TO '/Γξωτον, adv. first, at first. Th. 
 •Λζο, before. 
 
 Ι1ξύ/7οταγί7ί, nom. pi. of 
 
 ΤίΛ.ξωτο'7Τ&<γη?, ίοζ, οΰ$, ό κχ) '/ι, recently 
 framed, made. From ^ξω-το; and ■ττ^γνυμί, 
 f. ξω, to join together. 
 
 ΐίξωτό-τϋξύ;, ου, ο κχ) h, one who tries any 
 thing first. 
 
 Τ1ξω70'^λχα•<τηί, ου, ο, the first former. But 
 
 ΤΙξωτότλχα'τοί, ου, ό, first formed, as Adam. 
 From τξύϋτοζ and 'ττλχσσω, or -ττω, to form. 
 
 Τίξίϋτοζ, τζύτ'/ι, 9Τξα)Τον, first ; also for the 
 compar. prior, previous, superior to, surpassing; 
 i. e. most eminent, holding the first rank ; 
 ^ξωτοι, the principal men ; rm 'Τξωτγιν, at 
 first ; contracted from <7rgox'Toz,for ■τΓξότκτος, 
 superl. from τξθ, before. 
 
 ΐΐξύΐτοο'τχσ'ίχ, as, ti, the first place, station, 
 rank. From Τξίοτοζ and στάσΐζ, a station. 
 
 ΤΙξωτοο-τατ^ΐζ, ου, ο, one who stands in the 
 front ranks ; also the head, ringleader, chief, 
 commander. From <ΧξΜτο$, first, and Ίιττί^μι, 
 to stand. 
 
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 ΤΙζωτοτο)ΐίυω, f. ίυβ•ω, p. τί'^Τζωτβτοζίυκχ, 
 to bring forth the first-born ; to make first- 
 born, i. e. to give the rights of the first-born 
 to. From Τξωτότοκοί. 
 
 ΤΙξωτοταχ'ίίύ, ω, f. '/,(Τω, Ji. 'πΊ'Τζωτοτόκ,ηκ,χ, 
 to bring forth for the first time. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΤΙξωτοτόχίοί, ων, τα, the rights of the first- 
 born. 
 
 Τίξωτοτόκος, ου, h, that brings forth for the 
 first time. But 
 
 ΤίξωτΌτοχοζ, ου, Ό κα) h, the first-born: as if 
 from ίΤξωτον rixn;, the first offspring. From 
 r'lXTM, f. m. τίϊ,ομαι, J), m. t'stozx, to bring 
 forth. 
 
 ΤΙξΜΤΜ, όοί, 7i, the name of a woman; h 
 •τΓξωηυουο'χ. 
 
 ΐΐξύτω;, adv. first, primarily, originally. 
 From ττξΰτο;. Th. -^ξο, before. 
 
 Τίταίτιν, 2. a. opt, act. of 'τττ'τ,μι, 2. a. 
 iTTTiiv. Th. 'ίτταμα.!, the same. 
 
 Tiraloiirx, Dor. for "ΛταΙουσχ, imrt. pres. 
 f g.from. <ΡΓταιω. 
 
 ΠΤΑΓΡΩ, and -ττχξΰά, to sneeze ; 2. a. 
 ίττ&ζον. It means to cause something to fall, 
 so that it may come from -ττ^Όω. 
 
 ΐ1ταίίΤ£/ν, ι . f iif. act. τττα'κτηη, 2. ju. 
 1 . a. subj. act. of ττχίω. 
 
 ΤίτχΊσμχ, ατός, το, a stumbling ; a calam- 
 ity, a defeat. From the petf. jms. of 
 
 ΠΤΑΓίΙ, f. TTuitfu, to stumble against, 
 to stumble, trip ; to err, to trespass ; to be 
 defeated ; to light upon , as if from ^τίτω, to 
 fall ; 1. fl. i-zTTxiffx, 1. a. siibj. act. <7ττα,'ατω, 
 
 ΤΙτχμίνος, [Aivr,, μίνον, jmrt. pres. mid. of 
 •ττνιμι, and in pas. ττάμχι, to fly. Others sup- 
 jiose it to be part. 2. a. m. of Ί<Τ"•χμαί, to fly ; 
 f m. ψτή(Τομα», 1. a. m. ίττχμ'/ιν. 
 
 ΐΐτχξμοζ, ου, ό, a sneezing. From ^Txi^a, 
 to sneeze. 
 
 TLtxto, Ion. for ίττατο, 3. sing, imperf. 
 mid. of 'πτάμαι, or 2. a. m. as ivas observed 
 under ΤΙτάμίνοζ. 
 
 TlTxeo,for 'ΤΓίτάω, an obsol, Th.from which 
 Ίττϊίμι takes its future -^τήϋ'ω. See Πτίί- 
 μί.'] 
 
 ΤΙτΧ, a poetic imrticle. From totu 
 
 ΠΤΕΛΕΆ, ας, 'h, the elm ; as it were crs- 
 τχλ'ία, from τίταλον, a leaf. It is covered 
 with branches and leaves from the root. 
 
 ΤΙτίξα, nom. or ace. pi. of 'ζ'τίξον, ου, το, 
 a wing ; a feather ; -η-τίξα νίκχς, the wings of 
 victory, i. e. a victory speedily gained. 
 
 ΤΙτίξΐ;, i^as, 'h, fern or brakes. From τίτι- 
 ξον, a wing, because the leaves are notched or 
 pinnated and expanded. 
 
 ΠΤΕ'ΡΝΑ, m, ίι,. the lieel ; the extremity 
 of any thing. Hence 
 
 ΤΙτίξνίζο, f. iffco, to kick ; to trip up ; to 
 circumvent, to cheat. 
 
 Ilrigv/i, t'^os, h, the heel ; also the bottom of 
 a basin, ^rom ττίξνχρ the lieel. 
 
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 Τίπξνκτμοί, ου, β, a kicking ; a plotting, 
 deception. From ττπζνίζα/. 
 
 Τίτεξνΰγλνφος, ου, ο, the name of a mouse, 
 Pternoglyphus. From, ττίξνχ and γλύφω, to 
 carve or grave. Th. γλύφω, to excavate. 
 
 ΥΙ.τίξΜοτξωκ'Του, gen. sing, of ττεξνοτξωχτ*^, 
 ου, ο, the name of a mouse, Pternotroctus. 
 From Ttrkoya, and τξύγω, to gnaw, to eat. 
 
 Τίτίξνοφα,γο;, ου, ο, the na?ne of a mouse, 
 Pternophagus, From ^τίξνα and φύγω, 2. a. 
 εφαγον, to eat. 
 
 Τίτίξόίις, oifftra, osv, winged, swift ; ace. 
 sing, ^τίξόίντα. It is sometimes applied to 
 arrows ; and also to words, because when once 
 uttered they cannot be recalled. 
 
 ΠΤΕΡΟ'Ν, oZ, TO, a wing ; a feather ; the 
 blade of an oar ; a sail ; by Sync, for τ&ηξόν. 
 From 'Λτοίμαι, to fly. 
 
 ΤΙτίξοφύω, to have wings, to become wing- 
 ed. 
 
 Τίτίξόω, ω, f. ωαω, to furnish with wings, to 
 give \vings to. From ^τίξον, ου, ro, a wing. 
 
 ΤΙτΒξύγισ•(η, dat. pi. Ion. for ^ττίξο'ξι, from 
 ττίξυ^, υγοξ, h' dat. sing, ττίξυγι. 
 
 ΤΙτίξύγίον, ου, το, a small wing ; a fin ο/" α 
 fsh ; the pinnacle of a building ; the top of the 
 ear ; the extremity, the border ; dimin. of 
 ττίξνζ,, υγοζ, a wing. 
 
 IIrs^i /ξ, ύγοζ, yi, a wing ; also a feather or 
 fin. From τττίξον. 
 
 ΐΐπξυσα'ομαι, to strike the sides Avith the 
 v/ings, as cocks do before crowing; alse to ex- 
 ult ; f m. ύζ,ομοί/. From τττίξυ'ξ. 
 
 ΤΙτίξωτο;, h, ov, winged, feathered. From 
 9ΤΤίξόω. 
 
 Tlriireeii,for 'Vruffuctt, 2. a, inf. m. of 'τίτ'ιω, 
 for which Ί-τττα,μα.», to fly ; f m. •ντήσομαί, 
 2. a, act. iTTTm, 2. a. mid. 1<ζτύμ}]ν, 2. a. 
 inf. m. 'TTTUffSut. 
 
 ΐΐτΐίμκ, aros, το, a flying, flight. 
 
 Τίτΐίμι (for τττύω), f. -τΐτήσω, 2. a. εττι^ν, 
 p. 5Γ£ίττί?»α, to fly, to spread the wings. See 
 "Ι^ταμοίί. 
 
 Τίτιηνοί, ων, τοί, birds. 
 
 Τίττίνκί, 2. a. inf. act. o/"<Wa^a/, to fly. 
 
 TLtyivov, ου, TO, that flies, a bird. From 
 
 Τίτηνος, VI, ov, winged ; which is from τττγιμι. 
 
 ΐΐτγι^οίΐ, 1 . Ω. inf. act. from 
 
 Τίτ'/κτσω, to shrink through fear, to be in 
 terror ; to flee, to hide one's self; also to ter- 
 rify. Th. -ΡΓτοίω, to frighten. 
 
 ΐΙ,Τ'Ασω, 1. α. act. of "τττίήμι, or 'ί<ντνιμι, to 
 fly. 
 
 ΠΏλίν, ου, τα, a soft feather, a fin, down. 
 From 
 
 ΠΤΙ'ΛΟΣ (ντ'ίλοί], ου, ο, from whose eye- 
 brows the hair is gone ; bald. 
 
 ΙΙΤΓ2ΣΩ, or 'Ττω, f Ίσω, to bruise, to 
 pound, to strip off" the bark. It is similar to 
 'πα.τύσβω, to strike. 
 
 ΠΤΟΕΏ, f. 'Α(Τω, p. i'TToyixK, to frighten 
 away, to terrify ; also to confound, astonish ; 
 to inflame with love or any violent passion ; 
 1. a. 2)as. ι-ντοήβΆν* 1• ο. subj, pas. τττονιύω, 
 
 ηί, γ, and in 2. j)l. -^τοπύητί, part, 1, a. pas. 
 •^Tonhis, ίΊσκ, h, terrified, amazed. 
 
 H-ToyiiriTi, 2. pi. \. a. subj. pas. of ντοΐω. 
 
 ΤΙτο'/ιμίνος, astonished, amazed, terrified ; 
 Ion. for ί'ττονιμίνοζ, part, perf pas. if the same. 
 
 ΤΙτόηα-ΐζ, εω;, h, consternation, amazement. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΤΙτοίμ'/ιν, οίο, ο7το, for ^ταίμ,τιν, oc7o, α/τβ, 
 2. α. opt. m. of "ττα,μαι, f, τη. •^τ'ΛίΤομοίΐ, 
 2. a. ίττ' /iv. 
 
 Τίτο/οΰμκί, to be terrified, to be panic-struck, 
 pres. 2f(is. of τττοΛω, Poet, for -ττοίω, to ter- 
 rify, 
 
 ΐΐτολίμαΐξ, i%i, τ], the name of a city, Ptol- 
 emai's. Gr. a female warrior. 
 
 ΤΙτολίμίζΐίν, Poet, for ^ολψίζίΐν, pres. 
 inf. of τολψίζω, to carry on war, to fight. 
 Th. ττόλεμος, war. 
 
 ΊΙτΌλίμοί, ου, ο. Poet, for -πΌλιμος, war. 
 
 ΐΐτολ'αβξον, ου, το, a small town ; dimin. of 
 •ττΌλΐζ, ζως, τι, Poet, for -ρτόλις, a city. 
 
 Τ1ταλησ•ιην, dat. pi. Ion. and Poet, from 
 <ρττΌλίί, ίωζ, h, Poet, for τόλι?, the same. 
 
 Τίτΰλίτόξ^οί, and ττολίττοξ^;, ου, ο, a de- 
 stroyer of cities. From -τττΌλΐζ, ίω?, fi. Poet, 
 for <7τόλι;, and 'ζτίξόω, p. m. ■τίτοξύα,, to destroy. 
 
 ΎΙτΌλις, ίως, '/ι. Poet, for -^Όλις, a city. 
 
 ΤίτΌζθοίο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 ΊλτΌξβοζ, ου, ό, a branch. Th. οξβο$, straight. 
 
 Τίτΰγμ', for 9ττύγμα, aros, το, a folding, 
 fold. From perf. pas. of ^τΰσσω, f ξω, to 
 fold, to wrap. 
 
 IITTTS, γο$, 0, a bird of night; supposed 
 to be the same as the υζξίζ. 
 
 ΤΙτύελον, ου, το, spittle. From -sfTua, to spit. 
 
 ϋτυκτοί, yi, ov, folded, doubled. From 
 τττΰσσω, f. \ω, to fold together. 
 
 Πτί^ξ, υχ)>ί, hi a fold ; a thickness j 'τττΰχ^ίς, 
 folding doors ; the top of a mountain, a plate 
 of any thing. Th. •πτύσσω. 
 
 Πη;|«ί, part. 1 . a. act. of -ττΰσσω, f. ζω. 
 
 ΤΙτύφί, ίωξ, h, a folding. From the same. 
 
 TItvov, ου, 0, a winnowing-fan, by which the 
 cltaff •π•τόίτΛΐ or ϊχ,ζύλλετοίΐ from the grain. 
 Th. 'τττΰω. 
 
 ΤΙτυόφί, Poet, with a winnowing-fan j from 
 <7Ττΰον, a winnowing-fan, 
 
 ΤΙτύξω, f. ^τΰξω, p. 'ί-τίτυοκοί, to terrify, 
 to affright ; pres. pas, ^ττύξομα/, to be in ter- 
 ror, Th. -τΓτοάω, to terrify. 
 
 ΥΙτύσμα, ατοζ, το, spittle. From 'χτύω, to 
 spit. 
 
 ΠΤΤ'Σ2Ω, /. Ιω, p. -ττε-ττυχα, to fold, 
 fold up together ; to contract into folds and 
 wrinkles ; 1 . a. 'ί'χτυ'ζ,οί. 
 
 Τ1τύχ;εί, folds ; folding doors ; nom. pi. of 
 ττυ'^, τττυχοζ, h. Th. -ττύσσω, f ξ«, to fold 
 together. 
 
 ΐίτΰχ,'Α, yts, 'h, a fold ; ;;i. garments. From 
 the same. 
 
 Ύ1τυ;)(^6ύί, ίίσα,, \v, folded ; part. 1 . a. pas. 
 of 9rτύtrσ■ω,f. ξω. 1, a. pas. ί<π•τύχθην. 
 
 ΠΤΤΏ (-πτϋω), f. ΰ(τω, to spit, disgorge, 
 vomit ; to treat with contempt. 
 
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 ΐϊτωχάΖ,ιμίν, Ion, or Dor» for ττωχάζαν, 
 pres. inf. act. of 
 
 Τίτωκάζω, the same as '^TTbiTffUt to fear, 
 to be in terror. From, -τττύ'ζ,. 
 
 ΤΙτωμ,χ, ατοί, ro, a fall ; defeat ; fault, 
 crime ; a dead body. From -τίτττω,^. •χτύσω, 
 to fall. 
 
 ΠτΛίξ, xoj, KoCi n•, timid, timorous, fearful ; 
 also as a substantive, a hare. From •χτωα•α•ω, 
 Th. ττάω, to terrify, 
 
 Tlruffisy ίω$, hi a fall, ruin, overthrow, de- 
 feat. From fiTirru, f. 'τττώσω, as if from 
 ^τόω, 2. f. m. ^ίΐτονμαι, p. ^ζ^ττωκα, 2. a. 
 
 i<Xi(tOV, 
 
 TLraffffyjif 2. sing. pres. subj. of -χτύχτσω, 
 pres, inf. 'πτύσσίΐν. 
 
 TlruffffavTi, Dor. for <χτω(ητουσι, 3. pi. pres. 
 act. of 
 
 Τ1τωα•α•ω, f. ζω, to tremble with fear, to be 
 in terror ; to go about as a beggar. Th. 
 ^roiea, to terrify. 
 
 Ί^τωσω, 1. f, act. of -τή'τττω^ to fall, which 
 is from, -rroui. 
 
 ΤΙτωρζίίΰί, as, w, poverty, beggary. From 
 
 Τίτβύ^ίύω, f. ίύσΊ», p. 'ρτζττώ^ίυκ,α, to be 
 poor, be a beggar, to beg ; \. a. ίντωχ^'.υιτα,, 
 and 
 
 ΤΙτω^ίζω, f. ίίΤίϋ, p. ^ί<7ττωρ(^ί»α, to make 
 poor. From 
 
 Τ1τω;ζΰί, ^, ev, jyrimarily, timid ; poor, beg- 
 gar-like. From <Τ7ώ<ϊ<Γω, to tremble with fear. 
 
 Τ1υανί•φία, αζ, 'h, a festival at Athens. 
 From τύανον and ί•φω. 
 
 Tlvavov, oVf TO, a bean ; otherwise ^ύαμ,ο;, 
 and ττυαμον. 
 
 ΠΧΆΡ, rennet, perhaps because it is thick 
 like τύον. 
 
 Tlvyatct, TO,, scil. μίξ^. From Th. '^rvyr,, 
 ij, i, which see. 
 
 ΠΤΓΗ' fruytij, τις, 9i, and 5ry|, -zrvyos, h, 
 the posteriors, buttocks ; as if from -πύκα., be- 
 cause the flesh is thick on that pori of the 
 body. 
 
 Τίυγίζαν, psedico ; hence •avyitff/.ui.i ατός, τΌ. 
 Th. "Ttuyn. 
 
 Tlυyμa■ΐoί, ου, ο, a Pigmy. From <ffυyμh, 
 a measure extending from the elbow to the end 
 of the fingers clinched. 
 
 Tlvyju-aTos fia-^ctTosJ, Hesych.for •■χύματοζ, 
 the last. 
 
 TLvyy-ax^ia, ω, to contend in boxing ; and 
 
 Ilyy^a;^/», αζ, h) the contest of boxing. 
 From 
 
 Tίυy[Λa,χ;oΐ, o>j, o, a boxer ; tvhich is from 
 Tuyfih and μ,ά^ομ,αι. 
 
 Xluy^c*'/!, ίί, h, the fist ; boxing ; •ττατάα/ίηιν 
 -rvy^y, to strike with the fist; ^rυyμyi, adverb- 
 ially, frequently, repeatedly ; earnestly ; also 
 a measure extending from the elbow to the fist ; 
 whence Tluy^aTo/, Pygmies, as if of the 
 height of a cubit. Th. •τι*ξ, adv. with the fist. 
 
 TlvyotTTOXoi, ου, ο κ,οά h, that adorns the 
 back part of the body with dress. From Tvyh 
 and (iTiWu, p. m. ϊστολα. 
 
 Tίυyoυ^ιos, ου, ο κα) h, of the length or ex- 
 tent of a cubit.] 
 
 Tiuyuv, Όνος, h, a cubit, a measure extending 
 from the elbow to the end of the hand clinched. 
 Th. -rh^, adv. 
 
 ΤΙυ^αζίξω, to leap, spring, wince, kick. 
 From -ryi^aai, to leap. 
 
 ΠΤ'ΕΛ02, βυ, ο or h, a seat in a bathing- 
 place ; a basin. From τους and Xouea, to 
 wash ; -ττύΆλοί is also used. 
 
 Tlvuay'o^ai, o, a philosopher, Pythagoras. 
 Tiuuayo^iioi, ου, ο κα) h, Pythagorean. 
 Tl.uuayo^iKos, jj, ov, Pythagorean. 
 Tl.veayo^tffTas, a, o. Dor. for Υΐυίαγοξίιτττίζ) 
 ου, ο, a Pythagorean, disciple of Pythagoras. 
 
 ΥΙ,ϋύίΒων, όνος, h, rottenness. From τύ6ω. 
 
 ΤΙ,υβίσύαί, 2. a. inf. tn. of τυνύάνομαι, to 
 inquire 5 f. m. -τηΰσομαι, 2. a. m. ί^υβόμτιν, 
 perf. pas. -ττίττυσ-μαι. 
 
 Τίύόίται, 3. sing. pres. ind. m. of τύύομαι, 
 to rot, putrefy. Th. -χΰύω, f •χύσαι, to cause 
 to rot. 
 
 Ύίΰύίυ, Dor. for -^τύθου, 2. a. imperat. mid. 
 of -ττυνύά,νομαι. See ΤίυβίίΤ^α/. 
 
 Υ1.ύύ'/ι, 3. sing, pres, subj. act., of "ττΰίω. 
 Also 2. sing, 2. a. subj. m, of νυνύάναμκι. 
 
 Τΐύύηαι, Ion. far τι-ύάνι, 2. sing. 2. a, subj» 
 m. of ττυνύάνομαι, to ask, to be informed ; f m. 
 'Τίίΰαομαί, 2. a. m. \<χυ6Όμην. 
 
 Ώ-υβία, ων, P3rthia, i. e. the Pythian games, 
 or the season of them. From <7τύύιος. 
 
 Τΐυΰιαί, ά%0{, τι. Poet, the same ; also the 
 Pythian priestess. 
 
 ΐΐυόϊκοί, 5j, ov, Pythian. From TLu^io;. 
 
 ΐΙυβίονΤκαζ, a, 0, Dor. for 
 
 Τίυΰιοντκκζ, ου, ό, victorious in the Pythian 
 games ; ό Iv τοΊ? Τίυύΐοα vm'huai' and 
 
 TLvhovTxo;, ov, 0, the same. Hence TLvut'o- 
 viKov ύμνων 3-'/ια•αυξον, Find, a multitude of odes 
 in honour of the Pythian victor. From 
 
 ΤΙύόίοί, ία, tov, Pythian, ati epithet of Apollo, 
 given him in consequence of his having killed 
 the serpent Python with his arrows. 
 
 ΠΤΘΜΚ N, ivos, 0, the bottom, the lowest 
 part, the root; also a branch, a shoot ; a 
 stalk ; dat. sing, -ττυθμινι, ace. τυύμίνα. 
 
 TLv&ohv, of or from Pytho, or Delplii, a 
 town of Phocis. 
 
 ΤΙυβοΐ, at Pytho or Delphi ; dat. sitig.from 
 
 Τΐυύω, όοζ, 91, the name of a city, TLvdoT'^ef 
 towards Pytho. Here δε is jnaced after a 
 dative ; it sometimes is affixed to the accusative, 
 as οΐκόνοε, ^c. 
 
 Τΐυβοί&το, Ion. for <ff{i6otvTo, 3. pi. 2. a» 
 opt. m. of 'xυv6άvoμat,f. m. 'τηΰτομαι, 2. a, m. 
 ίττυθόμην, 2. a. opt. m. ■ττυύοίμην, and in 1. pi. 
 τυβοίμ!0χ. 
 
 ΐΐυύόμίνοζ, part. 2. a. m, of •ττυν&άνομαι, to 
 inquire, learn. 
 
 TluhvTo, Ion. for Ιττΰβοντο, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. 
 m. of the same. 
 
 Τίυΰω, όος, 'h, a city of Phocis, Pytho ; the 
 ancient name of Delphi. 
 
 ΠΤ'ΘίΙ (ttVUmJ, f. ττύίτω, to make rotten, 
 
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 to cause to putrefy ; as it were to reduce to 
 ίτών, putrefied matter ; hence 'ττύβομ,αι, to pu- 
 trefy. 
 
 TlvSc-jv, ωνοί, '/I, the same as ΤΙυύω' but 
 ΐΐϋβων, ωνο;, ο, Python, the dragon or ser- 
 pent, idiich Apollo sleio, and thence received 
 the name of Pythian- From ^ττύΰω, to cause 
 to putrefy, because it was supposed to have 
 sprung from the mud of the earth. 
 
 TLv^aivahv, from Pytho. 
 
 nX'KA f^VKCiJ, thickly, closely ; carefulh^, 
 prudently, wisely. From -^'/ιγω, to join to- 
 gether. 
 
 Τΐυκά,ζαι, f. άσω, to thicken, to make thick ; 
 to cover, to adorn, deck. Th. ττύκ,κ. 
 
 TLiizarat, 1. a. inf. act. of 'η'υκ,ά'ζω. 
 
 Τίυαάσ^ίν, Dor. for -ρτυκ,άζίΐν, to adorn. So 
 ττυχάσ^'ή, Dor. for ττυκάζ'/ι. 
 
 Τΐϋ yJ ^'aV/i; , ioi, ό κ,αι hy sensible, wise in 
 coMftsei, prudent, careful.] 
 
 TLvHivri;, gen. sing, f g.from 
 
 Τίνκϊν'όί, h. Oil, the same as -ζτνκ,νοί, thick, 
 crowded, numerous ; prudent ; elegant. From 
 Th. ττύκ,Ά, adv. 
 
 TlvAvci, frequentl}', often ; prudently, wisely. 
 
 TLvxvov, adverbially, the same ; from 
 
 Ύίνκνοζ, V), ov, by Sync, for "^υκινόζ. 
 
 Ύΐυκ,νότ'/ΐί, thickness, closeness, frequency ; 
 prudence. From the preceding, 
 
 TlvKvZg, adv. thickly, closely, frequently ; 
 compar. τυκνό-τ-ξον. From the same. 
 
 TL'jktk;, «, 0, Dor. for ττύκτνίί, which see. 
 
 Τίν-Λπόω, f. ίύσω, p. 'ΐ'ί'ΤΓνκηυκχ, to be a 
 boxer or pugilist ; to box. From 
 
 ΐΐύκτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, a pugilist, boxer. Th. τυξ, 
 adv. with the iist. 
 
 Ily^T-oi, h, ov, folded ; for ■-.^τυχτό;. From 
 
 ΤίυλαγόξΒίΐ, and Τίυλαγόξοι, ων, οι, the dele- 
 gates, ivho were sent from all the cities in Greece 
 to the Amphictyonic council, which was held at 
 ThermopylcB to deliberate on the general affairs 
 of Greece. From -^τύλτι, a gate ; in pi. '^ruXai, 
 which see, and άγοξα, a forum, an assembly. 
 See Τίυλκία, in Suidas and others. 
 
 ΐΐΰλκι, a], nom. pi. gates ; also Τΐύλχ/ or 
 TLvXcn Κίλίχια,ι, or Θίξ^ότυλαι, Pylae, a place 
 near mount Taurus, so called because there 
 luere the gates, or straits leadiyigfrom Cilicin to 
 Syria ; gen. pi. Aiol. -ρτυλάων for -ττυλων. 
 Froin τύλνι, '/i$, h. 
 
 ΐίυλα,ί'/], Ion. for τνλκίοί, a;, h, the Am- 
 phict3Onic council, which used to be held at 
 Pylcc or Thermopylce. See the preceding. 
 
 Τΐυλάξηΐί, ου, ο, having strong or well- 
 framed gates. From -τύλη and κξω, to join 
 together. 
 
 Τίυλαωξοί, See ΤΙυλουξό;• 
 
 TL'jXinjv, gen. pi. Ion. for τυλαν, from 
 
 ΠΤ'ΛΗ ('7tvXn)i 'Λ',, h, or vuXis, llos, yi, a 
 gate ; as if ττΌλη, from τόλι;, which it shuts ; 
 or from ^ολίω. 
 
 ΤΙύλ'/ια•'', for •τυλ'^ίτι, dat. pi. Ion. from the 
 preceding. 
 
 Τίυλιγγίί, hairs growing on the posteriors, 
 where is ΊΐΰΧη •τηζ^ιττωμ,ά.των. 
 
 Τίυλίίαν, gen pi. of TLuXios, ov, 0, Pylian. 
 From 
 
 TLukos, ου, ri, a town in Peloponnesus, Py- 
 lus. Also 
 
 Ίλΰλος, ου, ό, the same as -χΰΧη, a gate. 
 
 \\υΧουζθί, ^υλωξο;, and ^τυλκωξο;, βυ, ό και ί, 
 the keeper of the gate, porter, janitor. From 
 τύλ'/], a gate, and ουξος, a keeper, or ωξοί, care. 
 
 ΤΙυλων, ωνοί, ο, a hall, a vestibule ; alse a 
 gate, a door. Th, <ruXfi, a gate. 
 
 ΤίυλαίξΟί, ου, ο κα) γΐ, a porter, doorkeeper. 
 
 See Τίυλουρό;. 
 
 Τ1υμ.ά,τί^, dat. sing.f g.from 
 Τΐύμ,α,τοξ, άτ•η, oltom. Poet, the last, extreme. 
 From ^ruu/zJ/iv, ivo;, o, the bottom. 
 
 ΠΤ'ΝΔΑΗ, αχοί, ό, the bottom ; the han- 
 dle of a sword. 
 
 ΠΤΝΘΑ'ΝΟΜΑΙ f -^υνύ&νομο'.ί) , or -πόβο- 
 μ.α,ι, to hear, to learn ; to investigate, to ques- 
 tion, to ask, inquire about one ; part. pres. m, 
 ^υνβκνόμίνοί, ου, f. m. <!ηύσομοίΐ, perf pas. ίΤί- 
 "Tfufffjixi, 2. a. m. Ι'τΰύόμγιν, ου, ιτο, 2. α, inf, 
 m. -rui'siTUcii, part. 2. a. m. τυβόμίνο?. 
 ΠΤΉ, adv. with the fist or fists. Also 
 Τΐυξ, continually, frequently ; contracted 
 from 5Τϋ»α. 
 
 Τίύζινο;, ivYi, tvov, of box-wood ; and 
 ΤΙυ^ίον, ου, το, a tablet for writing, which 
 was formerly made of box-wood; also a small 
 box ; dimin. from 
 
 ΐΐυ'ξϊς, ϊ^οξ, h, a box made of box-woody or 
 of any other material. From 
 ΠΤΉΟΣ, fly, i, the box-tree. 
 Tloov, ου, TO, putrefied matter, pus. Th. 
 tUSoj, to cause to putrefy. 
 
 Τίνος, ου, ο, and τυός, ου, ο, the first milk 
 Avhich comes after child-birth. 
 
 Ιΐύοί, ios, TO, pus, the matter of a sore. 
 nX'IIIIAS, a whistling used in stroking or 
 patting a horse, Aristoph. 
 
 ΠΤΓ'Ρ, ■τυξος, το, fire ; a fever ; which is 
 from the obs. ■ρτξά.&ι, to burn, or "ττξήύω, to set 
 fire to. 
 
 Τίύξοί, α,ζ, h, a pyre, a pile of wood, fire. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Τΐϋξοίγξχ, οίί, 'h, pincers, tongs, with which 
 τΰξ κγξίύομίν. From «,γξ^ύ/>J, to hunt. Th, 
 οίγξκ, hunting. 
 
 Τίυξχί^υο'α, part, pres.f g. of 
 Τίυξούύω, to kindle a fire. From τΰξ and 
 κΐύω, to burn. 
 
 Τίυράχχιοζ, la, iov, red, the same as ^τυρρά- 
 , ivhich see. From -τϋξ and αγω. 
 ΤίυξΆχτζο:, and -Όω, to harden in fire, to make 
 hot. From τυζ and α.γω. 
 
 ΐϊΰξ&μγι, νΐζ, h, a sickle, with which 9τυξθί^ 
 grain is reaped. From -ττυξος, wheat, and α,μ'/ι, 
 a sickle. 
 
 ΤΙϋξαμι;, ύοί, «, a pyramid. Th. -ζτΰξ, fire. 
 ΤΙύξχυνον, ου, το, a chafing-dish. From 
 ^ΰζ and α,νω, to set fire to. 
 
 Xiv^ynlov, like a tower. From -^ΰζγο;. 
 
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 Τίυζγόξά,ξΐς, ίως, ίι, a fortification having 
 towers. From '7τυξ'γθζ and jSa^/j, a turreted 
 house. 
 
 ΠΤ'ΡΓ02, ου, ο, a tower, a fort; walls 
 which are g[eneraily furnished with towers ; 
 and hence a fortified city, or one having a fort ; 
 a fortification ; a battalion ; a dicebox, Em. 
 
 ΤΙνξγόω, to fortify with a tower, to erect in 
 the form of a tower. From the preceding. 
 
 Tlv^iioc, as, h, a furnace, forge, hearth. 
 
 ΤΙνξΰον, ου, το, tinder ; a censer or vessel in 
 which to carry the sacred fire. Ion. 'Xu^^hiov. 
 Th. νΖξ. 
 
 Τΐυξίσσω, or -ττω, p«ri. pres, ττυξίοΌ-ων, 
 f. \ω, p. 'ΡΠ'ττύζίχ^ιχ,, to have a fever; 1. a. 
 ΐ'^ύξίζχ. From 
 
 ίΐνξί'τοί, οΰ, ό, a fever, a burning heat. Th. 
 •ττΖξ, fire. 
 
 IITPH^N, T^voi, 0, the stone of fruit. 
 
 Τίυξοιφόξος, for τυξοφ'οζος, ου, ο κχ) νι, pro- 
 ducing wheat. From -ττυξος and φίζω, to bear. 
 
 ΐΐυξίοί, as, 'h, a dry sweat, because elicited 
 ίτοξί• also the vessel in which the -τυξίοί is per- 
 formed, a warm bath ; and 
 
 ΤΙυξίοίΤίήξίον, ου, ό, a room heated to sweat 
 in, a hot bath or stove γοοιώ. Th. τΰξ, fire. 
 
 Τίυξ'αφβο5, and ττύξ^φύοί, ου, ό κ,οά yj, cooked 
 by fire. From ττΖζ and ϊ•φα>, to cook. 
 
 Tlu^mnYis, ios, act) h, sharpened in the fire, 
 Odys. ix, 387.] 
 
 VLv^tvos, VI, ov, fiery. Th. ττΖξ, fire. But 
 
 Ή-ύζίνοξ, ου, wheaten. Th. τυξόί. 
 
 Τίύξίον, ου, το, a torch, jEl. de Anim. xii, 
 c. 43. 
 
 ΐίυξίΐ•νίίοντα$} cicc. pi. part. pres. act. from 
 
 ΊΊ.υζί'ΡΤνίίω, for the sake of metre for ττυ^ιττύω, 
 to breathe fire. From ττΖζ and Wioa, to 
 breathe. 
 
 ΐΐ.υξί'τνιύίϊτοκη, dat. pi. of 
 
 ΤΙυξί'τνίυσ•το5, ου, ο χ,ού h, breathing fire, 
 flaming, fiery. From the same. 
 
 ΤΙ.υξΐσφά,ξα.γο5, ου, ο κοά νι, which, like fire, 
 tears and consumes with a certain noise. From 
 ιτΖξ and (Τ(ράξοι,γο5, a sound. 
 
 TLu^LTYis, ου, ό, a stone from which fire may 
 be struck, a flint. 
 
 ΐΐυξίτξίφγα, ios, xKi h, nourished with fire. 
 From <^Ζζ and τξίφω. 
 
 Ώ-υξίφΐγγη;, ios, ο κοά «, glittering with fire. 
 From τΖξ and (piyyos. 
 
 ΊΙυξίφΧίγίύηί , ios, ό χα,) h, afilicted with a 
 burning heat. From, -ττΖξ and φλζγ'ίθω. 
 
 ΤΙυξίφλίγίβίαν, ovTos, ο, burning with fire ; 
 a river in the irfernal regions, Pyriphlegethon. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΤΙυξκχίΆ, Άζ, 'A, a funeral pile. From ίτΖξ 
 and xoLtu, to burn. 
 
 Πι/^ναΓοί, α/«, «Γυν, ripe, fit to eat. From 
 
 TLu^vos, VI, ov, by Sync, for ^ru^tvos, wheaten, 
 of wheat ; also a subst. a piece of bread. From 
 the same. 
 
 ΥΙ.υξοίΐ%ηζ, ios, ό ΆΟί) h, like fire. 
 
 Tlv^ous, kffcfoi, όίν, fiery, flaming, burning. 
 Frovi 'τυζ. 
 
 Τ1υξό<τνοο$, ου, ο kol) «, breathing fire or 
 flames. From <νΖξ and τνίω. 
 
 ΤίυξοΤο, gen. Ion. for τυξοΖ, from 
 
 HTPO^S, oZ, 0, wheat, a grain of wheat ; 
 as if from σ^υξ05 for στοξόί. From (τιπίρω, 
 to sow ; p. m. iff τόξα. 
 
 TLυξoφλi'yίls, ios, ό Kut τι, burning with fire, 
 like fire ; fiery ; burnt. From ^Ζξ and φλίγω, 
 to burn. 
 
 Tlυξoφόξos, ου, ό κα) η, bearing fire ; for 
 which 7Γυξφόξο$ also is used. From ^Zp and 
 φίξο). Also 
 
 ΐΐυξoφόξos, ου, a xoi) τι, producing wheats 
 From ίτν^ίί, wheat, and φίξω. 
 
 ΐΐυξόύ/, ω, f. ωσω, p. -^ΤίττυξίακΒί, to heat, tO 
 set on fire, inflame, burn ; pres. pas. <rυξόoμatf 
 oZ/nai, to be burned ; pres. iif pas. ττυξόεσβαι^ 
 oZffucit, perf, pas. τζ-ττύξωμοίΐ, part, perf, pas. 
 <^ίτυξωμίνο5, ν, ov, on fire, burning ; «^50 tried 
 by fire. Th. τΖξ, fire. 
 
 ΐΙνξτύλΰί/ΐΛον /βελβί, a thunderbolt is so called 
 by Pindar, because it is handled by Jupiter. 
 From 
 
 ΤΙυξ9Τ&λαμο$, ov, ό χα) h, emitting fire, 
 fiery. From 9τΖξ and Th. ταλάμνι, the hand. 
 
 Ώ.υξ'ρτολ'ίίίν, and -iiffuai, to be about the fire ; 
 to set fire to, to destroy by fire. From ττΖ» 
 and τολίοϋ. 
 
 Τΐυρράζα/, f. άσω, p. ττί'π'ύρραχα^ to be red. 
 From ^7rυppos, red. 
 
 ΤΙυρρακ' /is, on, 0, red ; the same as ^vlpos. 
 
 Τίυρρϊχη, sc. οξχ' /iffis, the Pyrrhic dance, 
 the armed or martial dance. From Tluppos, 
 Pyrrhus, the inventor of it. 
 
 ΐί.υρριχ^Ίξο}, to dance the Pyrrhic or armed 
 dance. 
 
 Τΐυρρ'ίχΐΰς ToZs, a Pyrrhic, a foot of two 
 short syllables. From ^υρρίχ^νι. 
 
 Τΐυρρίχ^κττνίζ, oZ, 0, a performer of the Pyr- 
 rhic dance. From τυρριχ,ίζίυ. 
 
 TLuppixos, Dor. the same as iryp^ej, red, 
 
 Τίυρρόομαι, οΖμαι, to grow red, to be reddish. 
 
 Ily^/jo?, a, ov, red ; having the colour του τυ~ 
 ξο$, of fire. But 
 
 Tloppos, ου, ό, a king of Epirus, Pyrrhus. 
 
 JlυpρΌτξΐ^os, ου, ό χα) h, having red hair. 
 From ^xυppos, red (Th. •τυξ, fire^, and S -ξΐξ, 
 τξέχ;ο5, 91, hair. 
 
 ΤΙυρρω, gen. Dor. for Τίύρρου, from Τΐύρ- 
 pos, Pyrrhus. 
 
 ΐ1υξα•ίύω, f. ζΰσω, p. τιτΰρ^αιυχα, to give a 
 signal with a lighted torch. From 
 
 ΤΙυξσο5, oZ, 0, a torch. Th. ίτΖξ, fire. 
 
 Tίυξφόξos, ου, χα) τι, bearing or bringing 
 fire ; the fire-bearer, i. e. the pej^son who car- 
 ried the sacred fre in the Spartan army, and 
 tvhose person ivas held sacred. From ττΖξ and 
 φίζω. 
 
 Υΐυζω^πί, ios, χα) 'h, on fire, flaming, fiery. 
 From ^Ζξ. 
 
 ΤΙυξωβίντων, gen. j}l. part. 1. a. pas. of 
 ^ϋξόω, to set fire to ; .which see. 
 
 Yiu^uffis, teos, h, cooking or roasting by fire ; 
 a trial by fire; a conflagration, blasting. 
 
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 ΐΐυζύηίί, ον, ό, one who purifies or tries by 
 fire. From the same. 
 
 JIij<ru, S. sing. l.J". act. of τύ6ω, f. 'χΰαω^ 
 to cause to putrefy ; 1. «. i^ns. ιτΰσύπ^. 
 
 Τίυσίιίζ^ ίΓβ-α, £v, putrefied; part. 1. a. pas. 
 of the same. 
 
 Τίύα-μα, aros, το, a question, inquir5\ 
 
 Τϊυίτματίχοί, h, ov, interrogative. From 
 κόβομαι, or ^υνβάνομχι, to ask ; f. m. -Χίύσο- 
 μαι. 
 
 Τΐΰιτηί, ίω;, h, a question, inquiry, Thucyd. 
 i, 5.] 
 
 1\ύσω, l.y. act. of the verb <πΰ@ω. 
 
 ΠΤΤΓΝΗ ('χϋ'τίνη), vii, Yi, a bottle, having 
 a covering of wicker-work ; a wine vessel or 
 
 9τίύθζ. 
 
 ΙΙω, how ? Dor. for ■που, where ? and 
 
 ΤΙω, enclit. some how, in some way ; some- 
 where ; ever. Th. os, who. 
 
 Πω/, pres. imj>erat. of 9Γωμι, in imperat. 
 νό6ι, and by Ectasis -ru^i' hence by Apoc. -ττω. 
 Th. -ρτίνω, to drink. 
 
 ΠηΤΩΝ, ωνος, ο, the beard. 
 
 ΤΙωγων'κχ,ί, ov, ο, having a beard. Fro7n the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΐΐωγωνοτξοφίο), ω, to let the beard grow. 
 From -ρτωγων and τξίφω, to nourish. 
 
 ΐΐωία, acc. pi. from τΰν, to?, το, which see. 
 
 ΐΐύλίκι, Ion. for -χωΧη, 2. sing, pres. subj. 
 2ias. and 
 
 ΐΐωλΐίο-κί. Ion. for ίττύλα, 3. sifig. imperf. 
 act. of -πωλίω, to sell. 
 
 ΤΙύϋλίσκίτο, 3. sing, imperf. mid. Ion. for 
 ΙίΤβλίΓτβ, δ// changing ο into ω• which is froin 
 9Τολίΐυ, to dwell or live with ; for '7Τω\ιω with 
 ω signifies to sell. Or it is imperf. mid. of 
 ττωλία-χομαι, the same as -Τωλίω, Poet, for 
 τολίω, to be or live with. 
 
 Τ1ω\ίύμ'/ΐν, Ion. and Dor. for Ι^ωλούμ^ιν, 
 imperf. pns. from 
 
 ΠίΙΛΕ'ίΙ, imperf. Ιττύλίον, ουν, f. wo, 
 p. •Π'^ωλγιχα, to sell. 
 
 Πωλίίτα/, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ΤίωΧ^α-Άί, aa-a,, av,parf. 1. a. act. ^eukijffov, 
 »τω, 1. a. imperat. act. and 
 
 YluXriinen, Ion. for νωΧήσ'Α, 2. sing. \.f. 
 on. or I. a. subj. m. of ττωλίομια, to be sold. 
 Th. τωλίω. 
 
 ΤΙωλϊκαί, h, βν, of or belonging to a colt or 
 other young animal. 
 
 Πί1~Λ02, ου, ό xui fi, a young animal, 
 most commonly a colt. 
 
 Πώίλυ'ψ, ϋίτοί, ο, the polypus. From ^oXhs 
 and rroZs. 
 
 Τ\.ωμ , for 
 
 IIi),~MA, α,τος, TO, a cover ; also 
 
 Τίωμοί, aros, το, drink, Anacr. ; a cup, 
 goblet. From τΊνω, or •πάω, to drink. 
 
 ΐίωμαλα, by no means. From. •τω and 
 μάλβί. 
 
 Τίωμίνικοί, «, ov, Dor. for ίτοιμενιχοζ) h, ov, 
 of a shepherd, pastoral. Th. τοιμίιν, a shep- 
 herd. 
 
 TluroTs, for ττότί, adv. at any time, ever. 
 From oTs, when. 
 
 ΠΩ~Ρ02, ου, ο, grief ; a callousness ; a 
 stone resembUng Parian marble. But 
 
 ΠΩΡ0^2, ξα, ξον, blind. 
 
 Τίωξόω, f. ώ(τω, p. 7τι<τύξωκοί, to harden, 
 render callous ; to render insensible ; pres. 
 pas. 'ττωζοομαι, ουμοίΐ, to become hard, to be 
 hardened ; p. pas. •πζτωξωμοι,ι, 1. a. pas. Ιτω- 
 ξύύ'/ιν, πζ, 5j. Th. <7Τωξος, a callousness. 
 
 Ή,ύζωιτίξ, sag, h, hardness, callousness. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 ΙΙΩ~2, adv. how? in what way? by what 
 means? Hence -πω; -τότε-, in what possible 
 way? how in the world? for what reason? 
 >ru; "hh TovTo ; how maji^ this be ? •^ruis yapy 
 Dem. by no means, how is it possible? ^us 
 γα,ζ oh ; why not ? of course, certainly. 
 
 Yias, not interrog. enclitic, in some way, by 
 some means ; with the particles s/, μγι, as ιΐτως^ 
 if possibly ; μ,-ήτιως, lest possibly, in some 
 way. 
 
 Ίλύσω, 1 . f. act. of ττίνω, to drink ; 2. a, 
 i-Ttov, p. τιττωκα,. From, "ρτοω. 
 
 ΤΙωτάομα», Poet, for τοτύομοίΐ, to fly ; 
 which is from "Λίτομα,ι, the same. 
 
 TLuTwyi, 2. si7ig. l.fm.or 1. a. subj. m, 
 of the preceding. 
 
 Τίωτω, Dor. for ^ίτω. 
 
 ΤΙίϋϋ, ios, TO, a flock of sheep, nam. 2)1. 
 •χωίο.. Th. ττά,ω, or ττάομκι, to possess. 
 
 nfl'XrS, yog, 71, a kind of sea-fowl ; als» 
 written 9τωϋζ, 
 
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 ρ. 
 
 ρ, the seventeenth letter of the Greek alpha- 
 bet ,• as a numeral it denotes a hundred ; and., 
 with a line underneath (ξ,):, a hundred thousand. 
 The Attics, in words usually written with ξ ?, 
 use a double ξ, as,JOr α,ξσην, cipp*iv, ^c. 
 
 'V,for ρκ, which see. 
 
 'P«, enclitic particle, like α,ξ,βΌτη which it is 
 made hy Metathesis, truly, indeed, certainly. 
 But poc, surely. 
 
 'Pa, or rather px,JOr pahav, easily, readily. 
 
 'PA", TO, in viedicine, a land of root, per" 
 haps rhubarb. 
 
 'Ραά&, or 'Ρα^ζβίζ, a ^^roper name, Rahab ; 
 indecl. Hebr. 
 
 'FaSUTTu, to go or travel up and down, to 
 ascend ; qu. if from pa. and βαίνω. 
 
 'FaSSi, a Syriac wordfrom the Hebrew ^^> 
 great, mighty ; also a master, teacher ; so called 
 from j^ossessing great learning ; ρΛζζον), and pccS- 
 Sovv), are used in the soTne sense. 
 
 'Ραζ'^ίζω, f. ttru, j). IppaQhxa, to whip, to 
 scourge ; 1. a, ippaS'^itrcc perf. pas. ϊρράζ^ισμχι, 
 1. a. pas. IpputSliff^'/iv, νις, «. From 
 
 'ΡΑ'ΒΔΟΣ, ου, ri, a staff, a rod ; a sceptre ; 
 the fasces ; the caduceus or wand of Mercury, 
 Odys. V, 47 ; a vein of metal. Hence in Lat- 
 in, radius and rudis, and in English, rod. 
 
 'ΐα,ζ'^ουχ^ίω, ω, to bear the fasces, to perform 
 the office of lictor ; and 
 
 'Ρΰίζ^ον^ίαι, Λξ, h, the office of bearing the 
 fasces. 
 
 'ναζ^ου^ος, eu, ό και τι, he that bears the 
 fasces, a lictor. From το 'ίχιιν ράύον, carrying 
 a staff or badge. These officers were employed 
 in giving notices and serving legal processes on 
 ^mrties. 
 
 'Ρίχ,ζ'^βφόξοί, ου, ο χα) h, a bearer of the fas- 
 ces, a lictor. From ράζ^ο; and φίξω. 
 
 'Puyx, jjs, ii, vigour, force, impetuosity ; as if 
 from ρα,'ϊοί. 
 
 Ύαγκί, a^os, vt, a breach, rupture, cleft. 
 From pnyvvM. Th. ρήσσω, the same. 
 
 'Ρα,γϋίϋ, a propername, Ragau, Luke iii, 35. 
 
 Ύαγ^α,ΐοξ, α/α, αΐον, impetuous, Anolent. 
 From 
 
 Ύάγ^ην, adv. abruptly, with impetuosity. 
 From, pnffffu. 
 
 'Vayui, %ΐσΆ, εν, part. 2. a. pas. of prifftru, 
 or pYiywu^f \ω, 2. α. ερρα,γον, 2. a. pas. Ippa,- 
 y/jv, 2.fut. pas. potyritro^oii. 
 
 'Vecynffiffuoit, 2.f. inf. pas. of the same. 
 
 '^Va,yiZ,eo, to gather the stones of grapes or 
 grapes. Th. ραξ, puyo;, yi, a grape-stone. 
 
 'Ράδάλβί, ij, ov, delicate, tender, effeminate. 
 From pahios. 
 
 'Fec^a/MnvL•;, vos, β, Rhadamanthus, a judge 
 in the lower regions; ace. Dor. 'Ρ«^ά^«νί«, 
 for -vv. 
 
 'ΐα^αμνοί, ου, ο, a shoot, sprout, tender 
 branch. 
 
 'Ραδ/α/, a kind of shoes or sandals; because 
 they are paVteo? or easily put on. 
 
 'PoihvaKm, a kind of oil ; a Persian word, 
 Herod, vi. 119. 
 
 'Fa^ivyi;, dat. pi. Ion. f. g. for poihvaTsf 
 from 
 
 'Pa^i'voi, VI, ov, slender, thin, delicate ; also 
 easily moved, rapid in its movements, Anacr. 
 As if from του pZov 'hivi7<rua.i,from ^/νίομοα. Th, 
 ^iv'/i, a vortex. 
 
 'PA'AIS, TKos, ri, a branch, limb of a tree. 
 Hence in Latin, radix. 
 
 'ΡΑ/ΔΙ02 fpcihiosj, /a, lov, and ριβιοζ, ο km 
 «, easy, light ; inclined towards, having a pro- 
 pensity to ; comparat. and superl. ρα,ΐίων, paU 
 ffTos, or with / subscrijyt, ράων, pSffro;• pn'thoi, 
 in the Poets, the same with pd^ios. Hence in 
 
 Engl. READY. 
 
 'Ϋa.^ιoυξyίω, ω, f. ^ιτω, p. lppcβ^oύξy*)χ.Dί, to 
 be ready in committing a crime, to defraud, 
 cheat ; to be crafty ; to be idle. From ρα,^ιουζ- 
 yos. 
 
 'Ρίΐβιούςγγιμα, ατοξ, το, the trick of a cheat, 
 a piece of knavery ; mischief ; idleness, care- 
 lessness. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ρίβίουξγίΰί, as, h, the Same with the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 'Vu.'hίoυξyoζ, ου, ο xai h, ready to commit 
 crimes or to do evil, a villain, ready for any vil- 
 lainy. From ριβίοζ and εξγον. 
 
 'Ρΰβίως, adv. easily. From ριβιοξ. 
 
 Ύάζω, the same ivith ραίνω, f. ρ&σω, whence 
 the 1. a. paa(TaTi,for ράσατί, Odys. xx, 150.] 
 
 'νάΖ,ω, to bark ; also figuratively, to bark or 
 cry out against. From ρήσσω. 
 
 'ΡΑ'ΘΑΓ02 fpaSayosJ, ου, ό, a noise made 
 by striking against water, a sound ; a tumult. 
 As if from ρΌύος and aym. 
 
 'ΡΑΘΑ'ΜΙΓ^ ('paSa^iyl), yos, o. Poet, a 
 drop ; pL paua^iyyi;• as if from ραίνω. 
 
 Ύαΰυμίω, ω, to be remiss or wanting in dili- 
 dence, to be slothful ; also to be at rest, to re- 
 pose one's self. Also, 
 
 ΎαύϋμΙα, a;, fi, remissness, want of atten- 
 tion, indifference to any thing, sloth, negligence. 
 From 
 
 Ύάίϋμο;, ου, ο κ,α) h, remiss, wanting in at- 
 tention, neglectful ; one ivhose Β-υμοί το pahov, 
 or whose mind p)ursues things of easy acquisi- 
 tion. 
 
 Ύαβυμουντίζ, novi. pi. imrt. pres. of ραβυ- 
 μ'ίω. 
 
 "Ύα,βϋμωζ, adv. remissly, indolently, supinely. 
 From ράθυμο;. 
 
 'Paia, ag, h, health, soundness. From ρωω, 
 
 'ΡΑΙΒΟ'Σ, yi, ov, curved, bent, crooked, ban- 
 
ΡΑΠ 
 
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 TAX 
 
 ^y^i^gged ; as if from painv βάιτιν, to have a 
 defective gait. 
 
 'Έαιχ,άνη, η;, ν, a whip or scourge. From 
 pena. 
 
 'ΡΑΙ'ΝΩ, J\ ανω, p. ερραγκχ, 1. a. j)as. 
 Iffavitiv, to sprinkle, moisten, shed upon ; ρκί- 
 viiv rtvk υμνώ, to sprinkle one wath songs, i. e. 
 to praise. So also ρχινϊμίν zuXoyions τίνα, to 
 praise. Hence in Engl, το rain. See also 
 
 'Ράζω. 
 
 'Ρα/'β-τα, the same loith pSerrK, which see', 
 SUperl. of ρκ^έος. 
 
 Ύαΐ7Τ7ΐξ, ^ξο;, ο, Ά hammer, mallet ; a sledge 
 or large smith's hammer, Hiad. Χλάϋ, 476. 
 Fron ρα,Ιω. 
 
 'Ραΐ'τζξον, Poet, for paov, comj). of ριβιοξ, 
 easy. 
 
 *ΡΑΓΩ, f. σω, p. Ko,, to destroy, ruin, spoil, 
 •break, shatter. - Hence in Engl, ίο raise, 
 
 'PAKA\ a word of reproach, as it should 
 seem, from the Chaldee, vain, empty, worthless, 
 a fool, Mat. v, 22. WahVs Lex. by Robin- 
 son. ] 
 
 Ύα,κ)ί, 'i'^oi, vt, a shoot, sucker, sprout, branch, 
 because easily ριηγνυτχι or broken. 
 
 'Fa»hts, tffffci, iv, ragged, tattered. From 
 
 'P&xoi, soi, TO, a ragged garment, a rag ; 
 also a wrinkle of the face. Hence in Engl. 
 HAG. Th. ργκτσω, f I», to break or se\^er. 
 
 'Pa^rej, ou, 0, a ragged or rough hill, a prec- 
 ipice, a declivity. From the same Th. 
 
 'Έα,χω^'/ι;, to;, ο x,cu , '//, broken, torn, ragged. 
 
 'Ρα^α, '^, indecl. Hebr. the name of a city, 
 Rama. 
 
 'Έάμμοί, arc?, το, a seam, a sewing. From 
 ρύ,'τττω, f. -φω, p. 'ίρραψα, perf. jyas. 'ίρραμμαί, 
 to se\v. 
 
 'PA'MNOS, fly, 0, the white thorn, a shrub. 
 
 '¥κμνον<τία, α,ζ, h, Rhamnusia or Nemesis, 
 the goddess of vengeance. From Rhamnus, a 
 village of Attica, where she had a statue. 
 
 'ΡΑ'ΜΦ02, ίοξ, το, the beak of a bird. 
 
 ^Vuvuit?, iisa., \v, part. 1. a. pas. of ραίνω. 
 
 'Έανόοί, ου, sprinkled ; and 
 
 'Ράν/ί, i'^flij rt, a sprinkling, drop, rain. 
 Hence in Engl. rain. From ραίνω. 
 
 'Ραντίζω, f if ω, and Att. ιω, η7ζ, ΐίΐ, J), 
 ίοράντικα, to sprinkle, shed upon ; 1. a. Ιρράντ/- 
 <ra• p. i^as. ϊρράντισμοα, part. p. pas. Ippavrt- 
 (Τμίνοξ) From ρκντόζ. 
 
 'Ραντισ-μοί, ου, ο, a sprinkling. From the 
 jjreceding. 
 
 'PavTos, h, ov, sprinkled, having any thing 
 shed upon. From ραίνω. 
 
 'PAS, p&yk, h, a grape-stone or seed ; as 
 if from 
 
 'Paov, adv. more easily. From ράων, com- 
 par. (f ράόιοξ. ' 
 
 'Ρα^άτανλο;, ου, ό χλ) h, and ραταταυλ'/)?, 
 or ρα-πτοίΰί.ν,ζ, ου, ο, that plays on the })ipe or 
 flute, that blows the pipe. From ρά-^τω and 
 αυλό;. 
 
 'Ρατίζω, f. ίσω, p. Ιρράττικα, to strike or 
 beat with a rod, to scourge ; to strike with the 
 
 fist or hand, to slap, buiFet. Hence in Engl. 
 TO RAF i \. a. ippana-a, jyerf. jms. Ιρρά'τισμΛί. 
 
 'ΡΑΠΓΣ, i'hoi, 'h, a rod, a stick ; the same 
 luith paS^o;. 
 
 'Ρΰ,'ττίσα,ς, ασα, αν, part. 1. a. act. of pa- 
 'ΧΓίζω. 
 
 'Ρά^ίίτμκ, ατοζ, το, a slap loith the hand ; a 
 blow τυϊίΐι a rod. From the same. 
 
 'Pw^-KTTos, h, ov, struck, buffeted, cuffed. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Ράττ>]ζ, ου, ό, one who sews, a seamster ; a 
 mender ; and 
 
 'Ραττοξ, 71, ov, sewed, stitched. From 
 
 'ΡΑ'ΠΤΩ, f. -φω, p. ερραφα, to sew, stitch, 
 mend, patch ; to put together artfuUy. 
 
 'Ράίτυ;, and ρχφυ:, υοξ, '/ι, a turnip. Hence 
 in Engl, the I'oot called a rape. 
 
 'Ραξ(α;, aoos, '/>, Ceres ; so called because by 
 nutrimeJit she strengthens inen. From ρωω. 
 
 'Ράξίον, το, an infant. From 
 
 'PA'POS, ου, 0, the belly ; also strong. 
 Hesych. From ράω. 
 
 'Ράσατί, 2. pZ. 1. a. imperat. act. of ράζω, 
 for ραίνω, which see. 
 
 'ΡασΊμ, a Hebrew word, guards, attendants, 
 2 JTings, xi, 4, 20. 
 
 'PA'22il, f. ξω, p. χα, the same with 
 ά,ζάιτίτω, to throAV do\vn, overturn, dash to 
 pieces. Hence in Engl, το raise, 
 
 'P^ffTa, adv. most or %'^ery easily ; or it is 
 nom,. pi. neut. g. and superl. of pahioi, compar. 
 n. g. paov. 
 
 'Ρασ•των>], tis, h, ease, facility, alleviation ; 
 prosperity ; sloth, indolence. From ραστοζ. 
 Th. ράοιο;. 
 
 'Ρά(ττωξ, a cup, a drinking-vessel. From 
 ράζω. 
 
 'ΡΑ'ΦΑΝΟΣ (paipavosj, ου, ο, a turnip, a 
 radish ; also cabbage, colewort ; also ραφαν);, 
 ί^οξ, ri, and ραφάν^ι, «;, >!, as if from ράτυς, or 
 ράφυς. 
 
 'Ραφγι, Υι;, h, a suture, a seam, a joining. 
 Th. ρά'^τύ). 
 
 'Pa<pihzhi, one that sews or stitches, an em- 
 broiderer ; a shoemaker ; and 
 
 'Ραφ^ιυτΥιζ, ου, ο, the same as the jrreceding ; 
 also 
 
 'Ραφι'^ίυτοί, 71, ov, sewed, stitched ; embroi- 
 dered. From 
 
 'Ραφ)ί, ^^ij, h, a needle, an awl. From 
 ράττω. 
 
 'Ραχα), the annual sprouts of a vine. From 
 
 pVtTSU. 
 
 'Ραχνιλ, 71, the name of a woman, Rachel; 
 in decl. Hebr, 
 
 'Ραχθύ;, part. 1. a. p>as. of ράσα• ω. 
 
 'Ρα,χία, αζ, τι, a rock projecting into the sea ; 
 hence in Engl. A crag; because the waves ρτκτ- 
 σονται, are broken agai« si it; a rocky shore; 
 the flux and reflux of the sea, the noise of dash- 
 ing waves. 
 
 'Ραχίζω, to cut through the spine, to desect. 
 From 
 
 'Pa^t;, ίω$, τι, the backbone or spine ; the 
 
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 ΡΗΓ 
 
 ehine, Iliad, ix, 208 ; the ridge of mountains ,• 
 MCC. ράχ;ίν. From p^trtra, to break. 
 
 'ν&χΤτ'/ΐζ^ and ρα,χ^ΐίττη;, ου, ο, that cuts or 
 dissects ; also a boaster. From ρχρ^ίζω. 
 
 'Ρα-φΜ^ίΜ, ω, to write poetry, to celebrate in 
 verse, to recite poetry ; a?td 
 
 'Ρκ-ψΜ^ίχ, α,ζ, 'h, the composition of verse, 
 imrticularly heroic ; fragments of poetry. 
 Hence in Engl, rhapsody. From 
 
 'ΡύίχΙ/Μ^οί, ου, ο κ,οά yj, a maker of verse, a 
 poetaster ; an itinerant reciter of Homer's po- 
 etry. From ράτττω, to put together, and ulv), 
 a song or poetry. Th. α,ιΊ'^ω. 
 
 'Ρχων, eas};;, com^par. of pa^io;. 
 
 'Fia, as if pQiii,J'roni ρίζω, to do, as in- Lat. 
 facileyrom facio. 
 
 'Ps?i««aj, 71, the name of a woman, Rebecca; 
 indecl. Hear. 
 
 •PETKil, or 
 
 'PETXil, f !&», p. ίρμγχ^α,, to snore, 
 Aristoph. Nub. 5 ; to snort or neigh as a 
 horse. ] 
 
 'ΡΕ'ΔΗ, >??, ί, a chariot, a carrmge called a 
 rheda, with four wheels ; a pleasure carriage. 
 Used by no writer before St. John, Revel, xviii, 
 13. 
 
 'Fi^/Ujfrom ρίζω, and of the same significa- 
 tion. 
 
 'Pii, and ρίεν, 3. sing, iniperf. lon.forVppuv. 
 From ρίω. 
 
 'Ϋ'ίίύζα., nom. j)l. of 
 
 'Ρίίόξον, ου, το, a current, a stream. From 
 the preceding verb ; ρίΐβξον is also used. 
 
 'Fin, pi7, 3. sing. j)res. ind. of the same Th. 
 
 'Ρίζεα-χε, Ion. for ερρεζε, 3. sing. imp)erf. act. 
 and 
 
 'Ρεξουσαν, ace. sing, jiart. j>res. act. f. g. 
 From 
 
 'ΡΕ'ΖΩ, m 3. pi. ρίξουοΊ, f. ρεξ,ω, and εξζι», 
 p. χ^α, to do, to perform, to cause ; pas. ρεζα- 
 μοί/, p. m,. ερρογκ, and by Metath. εοξγα,' ί^ω 
 for ρίζα!, is also used. 
 
 '^Pin, 'Ίΐ, h, a proper name, Rhea or Cybele, 
 the motlier of the gods ; ace. 'Piyiv. 
 
 'Ρίόομαλί^κί, having a delicate skin or flesh, 
 handsome ; having ρεύ'ή μ,^λα,, good appearance, 
 or well-limbed, Schol. ad Iliad, xxii, 68. 
 
 'ΡΕ'Θ02, εοζ, το, a limb or any part of the 
 body ; the face. 
 
 "Ρεία,, Poet, for ρίκ, easily; which see. 
 
 'ΡεΊα,, a.%, h, the same with 'Ρεη, which see. 
 
 'Ρείτι, S. sing. pres. subj. act. of ρείω, Poet. 
 for ρ'εω. 
 
 'ΡεΤάξον, ου, 70, Ά stream, current, channel of 
 a river. From, ρ'εω. 
 
 'Pitrvig, ου, ο, that flows. Hence Ιϋρρείττίζ, 
 ου, ο Kou h, beautifully flowing, having beauti- 
 ful streams, well watered, HQm.'\ 
 
 'Ρείτοί, ου, ό, a stream, river ; hence εύρρειτοι, 
 abundantly or beautifully flowing, beautifully or 
 well watered, Apol. Rhod. ] 
 
 'Ρεκ,ττίζ, ίίξαί, ο, effectivfe, active. From ρί- 
 ξω, f. Ιω. 
 
 '^εμζάζω, f. ά,ίω, to be Avandering in min/i, 
 
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 to have the attention distracted. From ρίμζω. 
 
 'Ρεμζαιτμο;, ου, ο, a wandering of the mind, 
 giddiness, inconstancy or want of steadiness. 
 
 'ΡεμζευΜ, f. εΰσω, p. ερρίμζευχοί, to wander, 
 stray, reel about. 
 
 ΤΕ'ΜΒΩ, to turn or whirl about, reel about; 
 to Λvander, stray. 
 
 'Ρζμζω^η?, ίοζ, ο χ,οά i), wandering, roving; 
 having the mind distracted or absent. 
 
 'Ρεμφαι,ν, or 'Ροαφαν, or 'Ρηφκν, ο, indecl. the 
 name of an idol or god, Remplian or Τίξόνος• 
 Rephan, Acts vii, 43. A Coptic ivord, the 
 same as the Roman Saturn, and Greek, Κξάνοί, 
 WahVs Lex. by Robinson.^ 
 
 'P εξ, for ρίξε, which is Ion. for Γρρεξε, 3 sing. 
 1. a. ind. act. of ρίζω. 
 
 'Pi^oit, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 'Ρίξίίί, aa-ei, α,ν, part. 1. a. act. and 
 
 'Ρεξιΐί, 3. sing. 1. a. oj)t. act. JEol. of ρίζω. 
 
 'Ρε'ξω, l.f. of the same. 
 
 'Piov, for ippiov, 1. sing, or 3. jil. imjierf. 
 act. of pioj, f. ρεύσ•ω• part. pres. ρίων. 
 
 'Ρεοντε, dual. nom. part, pres. act. and 
 
 'Piovri, Dor. for ρίουσι, 3. pi. p>res. ind, of 
 ρ'ίω. See 'Piov. 
 
 'Ρεονμενοι, nom. pi. jmrt. pres. of the same. 
 
 'ΡΕ'ΓΙΩ, f. 'φω, to tend or incline to, to 
 preponderate, to turn the scale; Metaju. to in- 
 cline or have a propensity foi', to have a re- 
 gard for. 
 
 'Ρίξί<ρα, for ερρϊφχ, peyf. act. ρεοιμμχι^ for 
 ερρϊμμοίΐ, perf. pas. of ρΊ•7^τω. 
 
 'Ρεύμα, α,τοζ, •το, a current, stream, torrent ; 
 also the force of a current ; in medicine a 
 rheum, a defluxion ; dat. ju. ρεύμοκϊΐν. Hence 
 in Engl, rheum. TL• ριω, 
 
 'Ρεύα-ετΒίί, 3. sing, l.f m. of piu. 
 
 ^Ρεύσ•η;, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of the same. 
 
 'Ρεύσω, 3. p)l. ρεύσουοΊ, l.f ind. act. of ρίω. 
 
 'Ρε;^^εν, ρεχ^ίντος, ro, jmrt. 1. a. jms. n. g. 
 of ρίζω, f. ξω, 1. a. ind. pas. ίρρεχύ^,ν, juirt. 
 1. a. pas. ρεχ^όίΊζ, είσα,, ίν. 
 
 'ΡΕ'ίΙ, to flow, run, or drop asliq^iids; to 
 fall off as fruits ; Metaph. to disappear, perish, 
 fail ; to cause to flow, Eurip). Hecuh. 528 ; 
 /. ρεύσω, I. a. ερρευσα, p. ερρενχβί, perf . pas, 
 ερρευμα,ι. Also 
 
 'Ρίω,^οηίΙξίω, or ρίω, f. ρτισω, p. 'ίρρηχα, to 
 ^o\Y as words from tJie lips ; and Att. part. perf. 
 act. ε'ίξ'Λχωζ, υΐα, ο;, plup. ind. act. εΐξήκ,ειν, ε/?, 
 εί• perf. j)as. ε'ίξτιμοίΐ, σκι, rai, part, perf pas. 
 είρ-ημενοζ, yj, ov αατα το ε'ψ^ιμενον, according to 
 what was spoken ; I. a. ind. pas. ερρείτιν, vis, »?, 
 tvhich is also ivriUen, though rarely^ lppvio>iv, 
 part. 1. a. pas, p'/ih);, εΐσοί, εν, and never ptuils' 
 l.f. iiid. pas. ρηύνισομαί. 
 
 'Ρτιγτιναι, for ραγηναι, 2. a. inf. pas. of 
 ρήσσω, or ρ'ηγνυμι, f. ζω, 2. a. ind. pas. Ιρρα,γτιν. 
 
 'P'/iyiov, ου, το, the name of a city, Rheg'um, 
 which was separated from Italy by an earth- 
 guake. 
 
 'Ρηγμοί, α,το;, το, a breaking, a rupture ; a 
 crack or fissure. From ρ'^γνυμι. 
 
 'Pvyy-h, Tvos,, a shore or bank; because the 
 
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 ΡΙΚ 
 
 <imve f'/i&<fi<fati is broken there ; also breakers, a 
 rocky shore. Th. ργισσω. 
 
 'Ρ^γνυνται, 3. pi. ind. pas. of 
 
 'Fnyvvoi), ρνιγνϋμι, or ρήσσω, f. /5}?ξι4>, 1. α. 
 sfp'/itoc, 1. a. imperat. act. ρ'/ιζον, άτω, 1. a. subj. 
 act. ρ^ξω, 57ί, γ, and in 3. j)L• ρ^ιξαχην, 2, a. ind. 
 act. 'ippayov, p. m. Vppoya.• pres. pas. ρ-^γνυμκι, 
 <ΤΛ/, rai, and in 3. j)L ρ'^γνυνται, perf. pas. 
 ίρρηγμαι, ξαι, zrat, to break, rend, sever, force 
 asunder. See 'Fwtrta. 
 
 'Pjjyoi, io;, TO, a cushion, pillow ; covering 
 like a blanket ^c. From ρ^ηγννμι, or ρ^<τσω. 
 
 'Pij^iif, ίΤίτα, h, j)avt. 1. a. pas. of piu. 
 
 'Vr,S'iov, verbal adj. from pio), it must be 
 spoken or said. 
 
 'Pri'/oia, a,;, h,f' g. and 
 
 'F'/n'^iii,for pri'i^iajj'. g. of pyi'i^iog. 
 
 'Pfi'i^ios, tec, iov, Foet. for ριβιος, easy. 
 
 ^Yyi'iVinii, adv. easily, Avith facility. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 'Prii'trroi, ου. See 
 
 'Pjj'iVs^ii, ov, and pnt'crroi, compar. andsuj)erl. 
 
 of p'/l'iOiOS. 
 
 'Ρτίμκ, ατός, roy a word, a thing spoken, a 
 discourse, speech ; a song or chant ; a saying ; 
 in grammar, a verb. Th. ρίω. 
 
 Ύίημα,ιτι, dat. j)l. of the preceding. 
 
 'PH~M02, ου, 0, the instrument with which 
 bread is put into an oven, called a peel. 
 
 'Phv, >ΐ)ΐο;, 0, a sheep. From a.^;, άξνος, a 
 lamb. 
 
 'Pijvej, ov, 0, the river Rhine.] 
 
 'Ρίξα/, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 'Ρ'^ξαί, avTos, in f. g. ρ'ή^α,σα, part. 1. a. 
 act. and 
 
 'ντίϊ,ά,τω, 3. sing. 1. a. imj^erat. act. of ρτκτ- 
 rw, or ρ'/ιγνυμι, f. ϊ^ω, p).%ppvx,ci, 1. a. ippyi^oc. 
 
 'Ρ'/ίξε, 3. sing, 1. a. ind. act. Ion. for ίρραζί, 
 from the saine. 
 
 ^Έ'/ι'ζ^οινοξκ, acc. sing, of ρνι'^Υινωζ, 
 
 'Ρ'/ιζ^ινοζίϋί, as, V), and Ion. ργιϊ'/ινοξΊνι, poAver 
 cr courage in breaking an enemy's ranks. 
 From 
 
 '^ίΐ'ξήνωο, οξβς, ο, a soldier who pierces or 
 breaks the ranks of his enemy ; brave, Avarlike. 
 From ρτίσσω and ά,νήζ. 
 
 'Ρ'/ίξώ;, 1, /. ind. act. and 
 
 'Vii^Mffi, 3. pi. 1. a. subj. act. of ρ'/ισσω, 
 f. \ω, 1, a. ερρ'ή^κ. part. 1. a. ρή^ας, uffcc, «v. 
 
 'ΡΗΙΙΑΓ, ων. Oil, piles or posts to support a 
 structure. 
 
 'P'/i(r«, Ό, a proper name, Rhesa, Luke, iii, 
 27. Syr. indecl. 
 
 'Ρ'/ίιταντβ, Ion. for Ιρρ'ήα-βίΜτο, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. 
 m. of ρ'ίω, f ρήιτω, p. ippyixet, Att. ύ'ξ>ιχχ. 
 
 '^yiffi'itiov, ου, ro, the same with 
 
 'V'/iaihtov, ου, το, ■ίβξθίχ;υί λόγο; J a short 
 sentence or saAnng. 
 
 'Pfic/ff, Ewi, 'h, a sa\nng, sentence; discourse, 
 speech, oration, a passage in a book. From 
 ρίω. 
 
 'V^foi, ου, the name of a river. Rhesus. 
 
 'PH'22il, ρ'/ιγνύμι, f ζω, p. tppt^^a, 1. a. 
 ifpn'iee, 2. a. ίρρα,γον, to break, burst, crush. 
 
 force ; to send forth or utter a sound, Herod, 
 ii, 2, and v, 93. 
 
 Ύΐΐτίον, verbal adj. from ρίω, 'to be said or 
 spoken. ] 
 
 Ύy|77ίζ',for ρ'/ιτ^ξχ, acc. sing, of 
 
 'P»T>j^, ϋζοζ, β, an orator, a rhetorician. 
 From ρϊω, to speak. 
 
 'Vfirivvi, y)i 7i, resin or rosin, Gen. xxxviii, 
 25. From ρίω, 
 
 'PyiTot, and appr,Toi, celebrated and ignoble. 
 From ρ'ίω. 
 
 'Ρ^ιτοξίίοί, as, 7), oratory, the art of speaking; 
 a rhetorical speech. 
 
 'ΐ'/ίτο^ίύω, f. ίΰσω, to act the rhetorician, to 
 declaim, speak, harangue. From ρήτωξ. 
 
 'Έγίτοξΐκος, VI, ov, rhetorical, oratorical, elo- 
 quent. Hence h ρητοζίχ,η, ίί> (scil. τίχν'ή) 
 rhetoric, the rhetorical art. 
 
 Ύίτιτοξο-ι, dat. pi. of the same. 
 
 'Vriros, J?, ov, spoken ; certain; fixed, marked 
 out ; celebrated. From ρίω. 
 
 Ύήτξα, as, 71, a convention, agreement, 
 treaty ; liberty or opportunity of speaking, the 
 act of speaking ; the name given to the laws of 
 Lycurgus. From the same Th. 
 
 'Ρ'^τωξ, o^os, 0, a rhetorician, an orator. 
 From ρ'ίω. 
 
 'P'/iTcus, adv. expressly, in express terms, 
 formally. From ρ'/ιτός. 
 
 'Pyi;^os, ου, 6, a hedge, a wall. Th. 
 
 ρή'ΐο'ω. 
 
 'Vryiha.vos, 71, ov, horrible, terror-striking. 
 Th. p'lyos. 
 
 'Ρϊγίω, ω, f. 7\σω, to shudder, to be struck 
 with astonishment, to stiffen with fear, Sfc. ; 
 applied to the mind as ριγόω is to the bodj/f 
 Eustath. ad Iliad iii. 
 
 'Ρϊγτίλος, 71, ov, horrible, that strikes horror 
 into one. 
 
 'Piyvo-uv, l.y. inf. act. of ριγίω. 
 
 'Ρίγϊον, See 
 
 'Ρίγισ-τα, most or very horiible, superL n. g. 
 pi. and compar. ρίγιον, more horrible, more 
 insupportable. From 
 
 'PI~r02, ios, 70, cold, a severe or stiffening 
 coldness. 
 
 'Ριγόω, u, to be cold, to be stiffened with 
 cold, to shiver. 
 
 'PI'ZA, Ti;. 71, a root, sucker, shoot. 
 
 'Ρίξτιοτι, Ion. for ρΊΖ,αις, dat. pi. of the pre^ 
 ceding. 
 
 'Pιζoτόμΰs, ου, ό κα) τι, that cuts or gathers 
 roots ; a botanist ; hence by way of reproach 
 a quack.] 
 
 'Ρίζοφαγίω, ω, f. τισω, to eat roots, to live, 
 upon roots.] 
 
 'ΡίΖ,όω, ω, f. ωσ'ω, p. ίρρίζωκα, to cause to 
 take root, to strengthen, consolidate, make 
 firm ; 1 . a. Ιρρίζωσα• pres. pns. ρίζόομαι, οΰμαι, 
 p. pas. ίρρ'ίζωμχι, σαι, ται, part. p. pas, ίρριζω- 
 μίνο5, 71, ov. Hence 
 
 'Ρίζωμοί, aros, 7o, a root, that has taken 
 root. 
 
 'P/xaft/, to deceive, mislead. 
 
ΡΙΨ 
 
 731 
 
 ΡΟΗ 
 
 'Ριχνόαμκι, to be wrinkled, to be bent or 
 curved, to be bent out of place. 
 
 'PIKNO'2, «, ov, wrinkled, bent, curΛ'■ed ; 
 eld, broken. 
 
 'ΡιχνύτίΛί, Ion. for 
 
 'P/xvn/iT'/j, 2. sing. l.y. m. of ρΊκ,νομα,ι. 
 
 Ύί/Λφα, adv. swiftly, with celerity, rapidly. 
 2%. ρίντω, 
 
 'Ριμφάξματο;, ov, ό κ,α,) -h, carried rapidly in 
 a chariot or car. From ρί(Αφα and οΐξμα, α,τοί, 
 ro, a oar. 
 
 'ΡΓΝ, and ps, pTvos, h, the nose; in the pi. 
 the nostrils; as if J'rom ptTv, because of the 
 flowing of moisture through them. Hence 
 perhaps in Engl, το grin. 
 
 'Prviiiy, to deceive, properly, the sense of 
 smelling, as dogs are deceived in the scent ; τγ,ν 
 ίξιν ρίνα, JElian. Η. Anim. vi, 3, lessens or 
 makes thin. From the preceding. 
 
 'Prviw, to file, polish with a file. From 
 
 'ΡΓΝΗ f^ivYtJ, ns, h, a file ; also pivri a kind 
 of fish having a rough skin which is used in 
 smoothing or polishing wood, <|-c. 
 
 *¥ίνημχ, α,τοζ, το, filings. From ρινίω» 
 
 *Έινοτΰλ'/ΐ, '/ις, 'h, a kind of gate or door ; as 
 if from ptvaeo and τνλίη. 
 
 'PINO'2 (ξίνο;), ov, » or yi, a skin, hide ; 
 cuticle ; also a shield. 
 
 'Ρτνβτβ^β?, ov, κ,Λΐ h, shield-piercing ; an 
 epithet of Mars in Iliad xxi, 392 ; als» de- 
 stroyer of armies. From pivo;, ov, ο or τι, a 
 skin, and τίξίω, to pierce or perforate. 
 
 'Ρίνων, gen. pi. of ptv, ρινός, -a, the nose. 
 
 'PI'ON (ξ^ον), ov, ro, the top or ridge of a 
 mountain, a promontory. 
 
 'PriTij, jji, 'h, impulse, impetuous movement ; 
 force of the wind •, a blow or stroke of a weapon; 
 also the rapid flight of a missile weapon. Th. 
 
 ^Έϊ'^r'^ζω,f. Hffu, to blow thefre, to ventilate, 
 to fan. From 
 
 'Ρίίτίί, I'^og, VI, a blast cf wind, a pair of bel- 
 lows, a fan. Front ρΊ-ττω. 
 
 'Ρί^Πίττοί, 55, βν, that may be ventilated, 
 fanned, or blown ; exposed to the wind. From 
 
 'PT-ros, ios, TO, and -ov, o, a hurdle j twig of 
 osier, willow, <^c. ; the same as ρί-φ. 
 
 'Ρίτττάζοα, f. άσω, to tosu, cast, drive head- 
 long. Th. ρ'ί-^τω. 
 
 'PiVrs/, 3. sing. pres. of ρΐ-τττω. But 
 
 'PiTTiT, 3. sing. pres. of ριττίω. 
 
 'Ρί-^τονμοίΐ, .^tt. for ρΐ-^τομοίΐ, or from the 
 preceding. 
 
 'ΡΓΠΤΩ, f. -φω, and ριττ'ίω, f. •ή(τω, to 
 cast, throw, precipitate, cast down, to pros- 
 trate. 
 
 'P)i, ρινός, h, the nose. See 'P/v.] 
 
 'ΡΓ2Κ02, ov, 0, a chest or trunk covered 
 with leather, a box. 
 
 'Ριφόύς, ίντος, part. 1. α. pas. of ρΊτττω, 
 f. "φαι, p. ϊρρϊφοί, 2. a. ίρρϊφον, 1. a. jms. 'ip'pt- 
 φβην. 
 
 'ΡΓΥ, ρττΐος, e, a hurdle, branch, or twig of 
 
 willow; It) pt-iros τλΰν, to expose himself to 
 great danger. 
 
 'Ρί-ψοίΐ, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 'Ρί-φκις, jEol.for 
 
 'Ρί-ψας, part. 1. a. act. of ρίτται. 
 
 'Ρ/•ψε, Ion. for ίρρι-φί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind- 
 act. of the same, 
 
 'Ρι•φοζίν^ϋνος, ου, ό za) h, adventurous, that 
 throws himself into danger. From ρΊ-χ-τω and 
 κίνδυνος. 
 
 'Ρι-φοκιν^ννως, adv. in an adventurous man- 
 ner, fearlessly. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ρί-φω, iji, y, 1. a. subj. act. of ρίττω. 
 
 'PO A', or poiK, as, h, a pomegranate j also 
 the pomegranate tree, Odys. vii, 115. 
 
 'Poouffi, dat, pi. and 
 
 'Ροκς, acc.pl. of poh, ni) 'h. Th. piea. 
 
 'Ροζοαμ, 0, the son of Solomon, Roboam or 
 Rehoboam ; indecl. Heb. 
 
 'Ρόγχ^ος, ου, ο, a snoring. Th. fiy^ut 
 which see. 
 
 'Po^u,, nom, pi. of po^ov. 
 
 'ΡόΙαμνΰ$, a sprout, bud, shoot, See 'Ρκ• 
 όαμνος. 
 
 ΤΟΔΑ'ΝΗ fζo^cίv'AJ, 9i;, γι, a web, thread, 
 yarn. 
 
 'ΡΟΔΑΝΟ'2 (ξο^ανος), γι, ov, very rapid ; 
 as a subst, the name of a river in Gaul, the 
 Rhone, so called on account of the rapidity of 
 the current ; also rosy, of or belonging to u 
 rose, in which case it is formed from pot$v. 
 
 'Pe^a^of, k, ov, rosy, having a good colour, 
 florid of complexion. Th. pohov. 
 
 'Pfl^jj, Yti, 71, the name of a female, Rhode. 
 
 'Ρόδιος, ov, 6, the name of a river, Rhodius ; 
 also a Rhodian. From p'o^ov, a rose. 
 
 'Ρο'^ο'^ά,κ.τΰλος, ου, ο xcti '/ι, rosy-fingered ; an 
 epithet of Aurora. From, pohov and "δάχτυ- 
 λος, 
 
 'Ρο^ο'^άφν/ι, γις, h, a shrub, called, by Apm- 
 leius, the laurel-rose. 
 
 'Po^ouVAg, ζος, κοά 'h, rose-like, rosy. From 
 pohov and sT^oj. Th. ΐ'βω. 
 
 'Ρο'^ΰίΐς, Oitfffix,, όεν, rosy, of or belonging to 
 the rose. Th. pohov. 
 
 'Ρο'^όμαλον, Dor. for 
 
 'ΡΰΙόμί^λον, ov, TO, a preparation of quinces 
 ( μήλα,) mixed with roses. From ρΌ%ον and 
 
 μηΧον. 
 
 ΤΟ'ΔΟΝ, ov, TO, a rose. 
 
 'ΡΆ^ό^α,χ;υς, Dor. for 
 
 ''Ρο^ότη^νς, ίος, ο χα) τι, having rosy or 
 ruddy arms. From pohov and 'τηχ^νς, tlie arm. 
 
 'Ρβ^ΰί, ov, h, the name of a nymph ; also the 
 islend «/"Rhodes •, formerly called 'Pohs^ ov, τι, 
 as it should seem, from the noise of the waves. 
 
 'ΡύΥοχξονς, ov, xa.) h, rose-coloured. From 
 pehov, and χξόα, h, colour. 
 
 'Ρονοχρως, ωτβς, ο xat h, the same as the 
 preceding, and from the same. 
 
 'ΡΌζΰο, or rather ροιζω, to snore or snort ; to 
 barb. Fro?n ροίζος, a noise. 
 
 'Povi, ?f, hi a stream, a current. From ζία/, 
 to flow. 
 
ΡΤΓ 
 
 732 
 
 PTIl 
 
 'ΡόΛβν, αυ, τβ, the impetuosity or violence of 
 the waves. 
 
 'Ρ0'Θ02, βυ, ο, the noise of the \vaA^es, 
 or of oars ; tumult, violence ; τίί ^/κ»?? ρο^οζ, 
 Hcs. Op. 219. the rough or difficult path of 
 justice, according to the Scholiast. 
 
 'Poia, a;, '/,. Sec 'Pox. 
 
 'Ροίζ^σχ^^ for ροίξαο-χί, on account of the 
 subsequent aspirate, 3. sing, imperf. act. of 
 ροιζίοΐ' impeif. Ιρροίζίον, and Poet. ίρροίζίο-Άον, 
 and for ε, u. 
 
 'Ρβιζ'ίο), ω, to make a noise, utter a cry, to 
 bark, to make a shrill noise, hissing, or whiz- 
 zing. From ροίζο;. 
 
 'PotZr^ov, adv. with a shrill noise. See the 
 preceding. From 
 
 'P0i~Z02, cy, 0, a shrill noise, a whizzing 
 or hissing. From 
 
 'Ρίί>;, nii ή, Ion. for pota, a pomegranate. 
 See Ύοά,, 
 
 'Ρΰίκος, h, ov, curved, bent, crooked. From 
 ρικνό?. Also that has a flowing or running ; 
 fluid. Froin ρίω. 
 
 'Po'iffKOi, fas if a small poccj the figure of a 
 pomegranate, oji the high pnesL''s robes. 
 
 'PofjioarToa, a,;, h, a spear, Sepiiiag. 
 
 'Ρόμξο;, ου, ό, a top ; a turning motion ; 
 also a fish, the tuibot. From ρ'εμζω. 
 
 'Ρόμν^, ΰκο;, ό, a worm that gnaws wood. 
 
 "Ρομ,φχία, a;, n, a large sword , a javelin, a 
 short spear» From ριμοοι. 
 
 'Ρομ,φίΤ;, &JV, cs, thongs or strings of leather 
 for sewing shoes ; or because ρ'ί^ζοντχι. 
 
 'Poavj acc. sing, of 
 
 'Peej, evi, 0, a current, a stream. From 
 p. m. ερροΆ, of the verb ρεω, to flow. 
 
 'Ρι3•τα/«, the same imth ροι/,φκ'ΐΆ. 
 
 ""PeTaAav, 01», τα, a club, staff, rod ; a sceptre. 
 From p'i'TToj. 
 
 ""Ρο-ττ «.λωτός, η, ov, club-like, having the 
 form or appearance of a club, an epithet of a 
 cap or bowl, Dion. Cas. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 'PoTyj, jjf, ii, the preponderance of a scale ; 
 the act of disturbing the equilibrium. From 
 ρΐ'ττω. 
 
 'PofS'/iv, 0, the name of a man, Reuben, 
 Hebr, indecL 
 
 'Ρονύ, h, the navie of a ivoman, Ruth. 
 
 'Poutrio;, a colour, reddish brown ; red. Fat. 
 russus, or from poo,, the seed of which is red. 
 
 'Pov^h, ov, 0, the name of a ma)i, Rufiis. 
 From the Led. rufus. 
 
 'ΡΟΦΕΏ, a?id -άω, f. '/,ΰ-ω, p. ίρρΌφ-ζικκ, 
 to absorb, swallow up, sup up, exhaust. 
 
 'Ροχθ'εω, f. ήσω, to send forth a noise, to 
 roar as the sea, Odijs. v, 402. 
 
 'ΡΌχ,ύοί, ου, ο, the noise of waves ; as if 
 from ρΌω and οχβοζ, a bank of a river. 
 
 'Ρόω, to move, shake, agitate. From ρεω. 
 
 'Ρναζ, axos, ό, a flowing, an overflowing ; a 
 torrent of water or volume of flame. From 
 ρυω. 
 
 'PrrXOS, zo?, rl, the beak of a birdj the 
 
 snout of a hog, and hence, by way of ridicule^ 
 an ugly face, Fpigr. Lucil. 19, in Anal. 
 ii, 321.'] 
 
 'Ρΰΐην, or pvhov, adv. abundantly, copiously. 
 From ρύω, the same with ρεω. 
 
 'Ρυε)?, ])art. 2. a. pas. of the same. 
 
 'Ρύιο, Ion. for ρύου, pres. imperat. and 
 
 'Ρύετίϋί, 3. sirig. pres. vid. of ρύομκι. 
 
 'Ρυ'ίω, ω, f. WO), p. ερ'ρυκα, to flow, flow 
 away, to run as ivater. 
 
 'Ρΰξ^ιν, adv. in the rnanner of any thing 
 flowing ; copiously, abundantly. 
 
 ^Ρύ'/ι^ι, 2. a. imperat. pas. of the 2}reced- 
 ing. 
 
 'Ρυή(ΤομΆΐ, jj, εται, ^.f pas. of the same. 
 
 'Pvuyivxt, 1. a. inf. jms. of ρύομα,ι. 
 
 'Ρυβμίζω, f 1(Τω, p. ΐρρόύμικκ, to adapt tO 
 metre, to adjust to numbers or rhythm. 
 • 'ΡΤΘΜΟ'2, ου, ό, rhythm, cadence ; what 
 is now called measure both in poetry and music; 
 a measured movement of any kind. Hence in 
 Engl. RHYTHM and rhyme. 
 
 • 'Ρυμοί,, ατοξ, ro,for ριΖμα,, a stream, current; 
 a rojje. Th. ρίω. Also 
 
 'Ρνμα, are;, τα, a defence, shelter, protec- 
 tion. . From ρύω, to draw. 
 
 "^Ρυμοι,ι, Ion. [talcing away the augment) for 
 ερρυμαι, p. ind. pas. of ρύομαι. 
 
 'Ρύμοίτα, 7lom. /)/. of ρυμα. 
 
 'Ρΰμζοζ, the same with ρόμξο;. Frojn 
 ρεμζω. 
 
 'Ρϋμκ, Άί, h, force, strength ; a street, a line 
 of direction, a track. From ρύω. 
 
 'Ρυμμα, aros, το, dirt which is removed by 
 washing or cleansing ; also the material used 
 in cleansing, as soap, lye, <^c.] 
 
 'ΡυμΜύζ, 2 Mace, xi, 5, Iv ρυμνω χ,οζ'ιω, or, 
 as others say moi^ correctly, ίουμνω, fortified, 
 strong ; as if relating to ρΰμγιν. 
 
 'Pd,uo;, οϋ, 0, the pole of a carriage, by 
 U'hich ρύετοα, it is drawn. Th. ρύω. 
 
 "Ρίΐι/,οτομ'εω, u,f ήσω, to divide into streets ; 
 hence to lay out a cit}^.] 
 
 ^Ρυμοτομία., ας, «, the laying out or cut- 
 ting of streets.] 
 
 'Ρΰομα,ι, flit. m. ρύσομαι, 1. ^)/. ρυ(τΌμε6α, to 
 liberate, rescue ; to draw, draw out of. Th. ' 
 ρυω, 
 
 'Ρύονται, 5. pi. ind. pres. m. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 'Ptiuvre, Ion. for ερρύοντο, 3. j)l. imperf. wi» 
 of the same verh. 
 
 'Ρυταίνω, f α,νω, to moke foul or dirty, to 
 soil, or tarnish ; also to defame or blacken the 
 reputation ; 'Ivot. μη ρντοίίνητοίΐ ταχ^υ, that it may 
 not be dirted or want cleaning again sooa, 
 Thsophr. Char. 10, edit. Newton.'\ 
 
 'Ρυ•7Γ<ί'7[•ύίϊ, See'PuT^a^ai, the correct tread- 
 ing. 
 
 'ΡννίΛξευΗτω, 3. sing. 1. a. imperat. 
 pas. of 
 
 'Pv^^ΆζεvM,f. εΰ<τω, to be dirty or foul. Th. 
 
 ρντΓος. 
 
 'Ρυτταξίχ, ας, τι, foulness, filthiness, dirt. 
 
ΡΤΣ 
 
 733 
 
 pns 
 
 'Ρϋίτα^β?, α, ον, dirty, foul ; squalid ; avari- 
 cious. From 
 
 'PTTIOS (^v'TOi), ϋυ, Ό, dirt, foulness ; 
 and Metaph. avanciousness ; also sealing-wax, 
 Arutoph. Vesp. 1201.] 
 
 Ί^νττΌω, ω, part. pres. ρντόων, ων, f. ω/Τύ/, 
 p. ifipUTTcoxx, to be dirty, foul, or squalid ; 1. a. 
 Ιρρύτίύ'τα,, 1. fi. imperat. act, ρύττωσον, α,τω. 
 Til. ρύττΰ;. 
 
 'Porra-rx), a nautical exclamation used to 
 encotirage or excite sailors in rowing, Jlristoph. 
 Ran. 110,5; and, in the Vesp. 909, used to 
 dencte the seamen themselves or the crew.] 
 
 'Pt'iTTiv, to clean.-;e, puiify. Th. ρύ-τβζ. 
 
 'Fuffoi, h, (yviQ^oLi) a wrinkle, and hence old 
 age. From, ρυσος, or pvrro;, wrinkled, when 
 the skin is fwrowed, or ρνίτα,ι, for a wrinkle 
 is a drawing of the skin iiiio folds. Th. ρΰω, 
 to draw. 
 
 'Ρυσαί. nom. pi. of ρυσά. 
 
 'PwiTiS!/, ά^ύω, \. a. imperat. m. and 
 
 'Py'j -κ/τβ, 3. si7ig. I. a. opt. m, and 
 
 'Putrcca-uat, 1. a. inf. m. of ρύομαι, f. m. 
 fU(rof/.Xi, 1. a. in. ίρρυσάμτιν, ω-, aro. 
 
 'Ρνσ•άσ•^ω, 3. sing. 1. a. imperat. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Έυσύα,ι, Ion. for 'ίρρυσία,ι, perfo info pas. of 
 ρνομαι, or, as others think, ρΖΐύα,ι, by Si/nc. or 
 Si/ncr^resisfor ρύεσ^Λΐ, pres. info m. of ρύομαι. 
 
 'Ρυσ6ω, and in I. 2^• ρνσβωμ,ίν, 1. a. subj. 
 pas. of the same verb. 
 
 'Ριΐιτϊ^ιφξο;, ου, ο χα.) νι, an epithet of a char- 
 ioteer, that guides or directs the chariot, Find. 
 Isthm. ii, 31. From ρυω and "^ίφξοι, a car or 
 chariot. 
 
 'Fua -ϊμβν, ου, το, the plant colled rue ffor 
 ίξύιπμον) because ρΰιται, it relievesfromj^oisons. 
 See 'Pyrii. 
 
 'Ρϋο-ίον, ου, το, ivhat is given for ρύσις or lib- 
 eration yVo/iz any thing, a ransom, a pledge; 
 sacrifices, as some explain, Iliad xi, 673, 
 Masson. Hist. Grit. torn, i, p. 212. But the 
 true meaning here is, booty taken by ivay of 
 reprisals, which is expressed in one word, ρυσιά- 
 ξίΐν, by Diod. Sic. in Excerpt, de Vit. and 
 
 frt. t. ii, p. 549, ed. Wessel. Ernesti's notes 
 the Iliad. Th. ρύω. 
 
 "Έΰσι;, ιως, 'a, deliverance j ransom. Th. 
 fvu, or ρύομχι. 
 
 'Fva-is, icos, '/I, a flowing, flux, current, stream. 
 From puc</,for Th. ρ'εαι, f ρίύσω. 
 
 'Ρύσκω, or ρύΐτκομ.χ.ι, to guard, defend, pre- 
 serve ; the same loith ρύω. 
 
 Ύυίτμο;, ου, ο. Poet, figure, form ; extent of 
 a country. Th. pvo). 
 
 'Piiff-flVj or ρυστοΐ, yi, ov, wrinkled ; old. From 
 Th. ρυω. 
 
 'FufftroT'/is, r,Tog, h, wrinkles, the being 
 wrinkled. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ρυα-τα,ζία•κ.α/, to drag with violence ; ρυα•τά- 
 ζί3•κον, imperf. Ion. for ίρρύ/τταζον, Iliad xxiv, 
 755. See also 'Ρνα-τάζίο.^ 
 
 ΎοίττχζΜ, f. 'ξω, to draw, to drag violently ; 
 
 to violate a female, Odys. xvi, 109. See alss 
 'Τυο•τάζίσ•κω. Th. p6oj.~\ 
 
 Ύύΰ-της, ου, Ό, a deliverer. From ρύω. 
 
 'FDtk, tk, a bridle, a rein. From ρύω. 
 
 'Ένταίνω, to revile, reproacli. From the 
 same. 
 
 'Furh, ii, 'A, the plant called rue ; also writ- 
 ten pvTiu Frotn ρυω, to preserve, because it 
 protects agahist poisons. 
 
 'Ρυτ•/ίν'/}, h, or p'/iriv'/i, resin. Genes, xxxvii, 
 25.] 
 
 'Ρυτ^ξ, ηζοί, ο, a keeper ; a rein ; σ••ηύ^ί<ν 
 a.7to ρυτ^,ζο?, to go with loosened reins or at 
 full speed ; a scourge for slaves, (Edip. Col. 
 893. al. 955. From ρύομοί,ί, to keep or 
 guard. 
 
 'Ρυτι^όω, f. uffu, to draw into wrinkles ; 
 pres. pas. ρυτί^οομαι. From 
 
 'Ρΰτ):, ihs, Yi, a wrinkle. From ρύω. See 
 
 'Ρυίτά. 
 
 'Ρύτο, Ion. or Poet, for %ρρυτο, 3. sing- 
 plvperf. pas. of ρύομαί, or ρύω. 
 
 'PvTov, oZ, TO, a drinking cup broad at lop 
 and narroiv at bottom. Also ρυτον, a rein, 
 because the horse ρύίτα», is drawn or restrained 
 by it. 
 
 'POr«?, 71, ov, drawn, dragged. From ρύω. 
 
 'Ρυφοί, h, ov, curved, bent, ASol. from fi-rur. 
 
 'PT'ii, or rather ρύομκ.ι, to draw, drag ; to 
 deliver, defend, protect ; as ϊξύω. Also 
 
 'Ρύω, to flow. From ρίω. 
 
 'Ρωζικωτίζο;, ου, ο «α< 'h, that cannot easily 
 pronounce the letter ρω. 
 
 'Ρωγα,λίο;, ζος, ίον, split, cleft ; torn, rag- 
 ged, tattered, Horn. ; and 
 
 'Ρωγτι, n$, 'h, a fissure, a cleft. From ρω^. 
 Th. ρ'/κτσω. 
 
 'Ρωγμ'/ι, '/??? ί, a fissure, crevice, cleft, chink. 
 
 'ΡΏ'ΘΩΝ, ovo;, 6, the fiose ; mo7'e used m 
 the plural, ρωβωνζζ, nostrils ; as if from ps» 
 or ρίω. 
 
 'Ρωμαίο;, ata, αΐον, Roman. Frojn 'Ρωμτι, 
 Rome. 
 
 'Ρωμαϊίττ'ί, adv. in the language of the 
 Romans, in Latin, John xix, 20.] 
 
 'Ρωμαλίος, ία,, ίον, strong, robust. Froi% 
 ρωμγι. 
 
 'ΡωμΛχίω;, adv. with strength, with force. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 'Ρωμτι, ν;, h, strength, force. From ρων- 
 νύω. Also 
 
 'Ρώμη, yii, ''h the city of Home. 
 
 'Puvvve-i, 3. sing. pres. ind. of 
 
 'ΡϋΝΝΤ'Ώ ( ρωννΰο)), or ρωνννμ,ι, f. paxra^ 
 as if fro?)i ίωω, p. βρρωκ,α, 1. a. 'ίρρωσα, to 
 strengthen, confij-m, corroborate, make firm ; 
 pres. J)as. ρωννυμαι, σαι, ται, perf. pas. ίρρωμαι, 
 I am well or iu good health ; part. perf. pas. 
 Ιρρωμίνοί, strengthened, made firm, courageous, 
 bold ; pluj^erf. ^ρρώμ^ην, σω, το, perf. imperat. 
 pas. ΙρρωοΌ, ύσύω, farewell, and 2. pres. pi. 
 ΧΥρώσύι, farewell ye. 
 
 'P&(|, ωyoς, h or S, a rock, craggy hill ; a 
 fissure, chink ; a step ; a grape stone, a berry j 
 
ΡΩΣ 
 
 7S4 
 
 ΡΏίΙ 
 
 Jor fu.\. From pwffUf J". ξώ>. Hence in Engl. 
 
 A ROCK. 
 
 'Έώομαι, See Ύύω. 
 
 'Έωοντ, for sppuovrt, 3. pi. imperf. m. or 
 pas. Ion. from the obsolete verb ρύομκι. From 
 
 t r 
 fCOM. 
 
 ''PojTmov, ου, το, a place coverecl with shrubs, 
 Iliad xiii, 1 99. From ρά-φ. Th. ρ'ετω. 
 
 Ύωττο-νωλνι;, ίοζ, ο, a vender of small wares ; 
 as if ρωτον 'Τωλων, a seller of" worthless articles. 
 
 'Fucrog, ου, 0, or ρατον, ου, το, wares or goods 
 of small value ; a bundle of rubbish. From 
 ρω-ψ. 
 
 'Ρα/ξος, ξχ, ζον, vehement, violent. From 
 βωω, or ρωννυμι, 
 
 'Pa>s, a Hebrew loord, the head, the face, 
 Ezek. xxxviii, 2. 
 
 'Pu<rh)$, See 'Putrcj. 
 
 'Puffis, IMS, ΐΐ-, a strengthening, confirming ; 
 force, firmness ; sound or firm health.] 
 
 'Ρύα-ω, l.f. act. of ρωννύω, 1. a. pas. ίρρά- 
 iruyiv, part. i. a. pas. ρω<τ6ίΐς, £/Va, εν. 
 
 'Ρωτάζω^ to be repeating the letter ρω. 
 
 'Ρωχ^μοζ, οΰ, ο, Ά chink, crevice, fissure. 
 From, ptkiyh, which is from p^yvv/xi, or ρϊκτσω, 
 
 TiyXil, to gnash the teeth. 
 
 'Ρω-φ, coTos, b, a place covered with shrubs, 
 a thicket ; also wares of small value. From, 
 
 ρί'^ω, 
 
 'ΡΠΏ, the same with ρωννύω, or ρύννυμι, 
 which borrow their tenses from this form, as 
 pMirSui, puToct, puffcca-uoci, for ρύίσύοίΐ, ρωίται, 
 Nicander has pmro, Ther. 351. Schneid. 
 Lex. ; ρωομα,ι, to be agitated or shaken j to 
 move with vehemence, quickness, or violence^ 
 in dancings Horn.] 
 
 2. 
 
 2AB 
 
 2ΑΔ 
 
 Σ, the eighteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, 
 denoting two hundred, and ivith η small mark 
 undi'rneath frj two hundred thousand. In 
 the beginning of many words this is omitted or 
 added loiihout any effect on the loord, as σμι- 
 χξο;, or μικοοΐ, ^c. The Attics sometimes use 
 ξ and τ instead of it ; and the Dorics and 
 ^■)lians change it into ^. 
 
 2ά, from σος, ση, σον, thine, yburs. Th, 
 βυ. But 
 
 2«, contract, from σάχ, as from σάοζ, the 
 same ivith σόο?, safe. 
 
 ^αζά,ζίΐν, to revel or cry out, like a baccha- 
 nal ; to dance lasciviously. From σοίζο7, the 
 cry of the bacchanals, w/nch see. 
 
 2«βάζ;οί, ου, ο., Bacchus. From σχζά,ζίΐν, 
 Arisioph. Vesp. 9. 
 
 SA'BANON, αυ, TO, coarse or rough cloth 
 for 'piping ths body after bathing. 
 
 '2r/.Za,x6&vi, Syr. ίγχκτίλιτ'α μί, hast for- 
 saken me, Matt, xxvii, 46. 
 
 2«βάΛ>^, hosts, armies ; also written 2aC- 
 ζ.α.ω'^, Jiun. ix, 29. 
 
 'Σαζζ,'χ.τί'ζοι), f Ίσω, and Att. ιω, to observe 
 the s.ibbath, to rest or repose one's self; I. a. 
 Ισοί^ζίίτίσα.. From <ΓάβΊ«τβν. 
 
 'ΣΆζζα,τισμος, οΰ, ο, observance of the sab- 
 bath. From the preceding. 
 
 'Σάζζ&τον, o'j, TO, the sabbath, a day of rest ; 
 by Synecd. a week, Mark xvi, 9 ; Lnke xviii, 
 12 ; Matt, xxviii, 1, ^c. In the pi. it is of 
 the ffih declension of simple rioims, σά,ζζατα, 
 UV) σίοζοι,σι.'^ 
 
 "Σαξ,ζ^,ωθ, the same with "SaiSoiu^. 
 
 Ί.α.ξτνη, ης, h) the country of the Sabines, in 
 Italy.'] 
 
 Έάζΐνοι, ων, 01, the nation of the Sabines.] 
 
 2ΑΒ0Γ, the cry of Bacchanals. See 'Σα- 
 ζιίζίΐν. Also 
 
 ^xSo), ων, 01, the initiated in the rites of Bac- 
 chus ; priests of Bacchus ; places sacred to 
 Bacchus. From the preceding. 
 
 2ATAPI2, ίως, h, a battle-axe or sword 
 used by the Scythians in the army of Xerxes^ 
 Herod, vii, 64 ; Schweigh. Lex. Herod. ; an 
 Amazonian battle-axe.] 
 
 'Σχγγα,ζίος, ου, β, the name of a man, San- 
 garius. j^ 
 
 layt], ης, ή, harness, equipments for ho'^s, 
 <^c. ; a military garment. From σάττω. 
 
 "Σαγ^ινεύω, to take in a snare, ambu^, or 
 net, Herod, iii, 149.] 
 
 2ay'/ivij, νις, τι, a large net, a drag-net, Matt. 
 xiii, 47 ; OS if from σάττω, to load. 
 
 ^άγμχ, ατός, το, the load of a beast of 
 burden ,• also his covering or harness. Th. 
 σάττω, to load. 
 
 2«yii, ζος, TO, or -ου, b, a military garment 
 called a sagum, a soldier's cloak. From the 
 Latin sagum. 
 
 l^ayoxy as, hi the river Sagra, in Magna 
 Grcecio.^ 
 
 'Σκ'^Ιουχκΐος, ου, b, a Sadducee, of the Jewish 
 sect called Sadducees, who were so named from 
 Sadoc their founder. 
 
2ΑΛ 
 
 735 
 
 2AM 
 
 ^xlvifiuui a Hebrew wordj plains, fields, 
 2 Jdngs xxiii, 4. 
 
 "Σά^λικ, indecl. Heb. one of the ancestors of 
 Jesus, Sadoc. 
 
 2ΑΘΕ'ΡΙ0Ν, ου, το, the otter or beaver, 
 Aristot. Hist. Anim. 
 
 'Σα&ξο^, ξα, ξον, the same with σατξοί, tarn- 
 ished, spoiled, ruined ; flaccid ; weak •, frivo- 
 lous. From σγιτω, to putrefy. 
 
 2α^^βίι;, f. ύσω, to weaken, debilitate ; spoil. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 2aJv, ace. sing, of SaJV, ΐος, *i, a city of 
 Lower Egypt, Sais. 
 
 2a<v£/, 3. nng. pres. ind. of σκΊνω. 
 
 'Σαίνονζοί, ου, ό κοά vt, wagging the tail by 
 •way of fawning.) Odys. xvi, 6. From ffa'tvo) 
 and οΐξα, eis, 'h, a tail. 
 
 "Σαίνω, f (τανω, the same with αίω, properly 
 to move, agitate, shake ; to fawn as dogs do by 
 wagging their tail ; \ . a. sa-avx' pres. pas. 
 (Ταινομαί. 
 
 2ΑΓΡΩ, f αξία, p. α•ίσαξχ.α, to clean with 
 brooms, to sweep ; also to grin, to snarl ; to 
 stand with open mouth ; p. pas. σίσα,ζμοίΐ. 
 
 Σακίο'ταλοί, ov, ο χα.) ri, tliat brandishes a 
 bucl<ler or shield. From raxog, iog, το, a 
 shield fas if from σάττω), and ■χά'ΚΧω, to brand- 
 ish. 
 
 2ά«£<Γ<ρβ^βί, tliat bears a shield, shield-bear- 
 ing. From σάκος and φ'ζζω. 
 
 Σακϊταν, acc. sing, of ΐακ'ιτας, u, ό, Oor. 
 for fftiKiryis, ου, ο, a domesticated lamb, famil- 
 iarly called a pet lamb, Theocr. i, 10. Th. 
 fftjxoi, ου, 0, a stable. J 
 
 ΣαχχζλΙζω, f. ί τω, the Same with 
 
 Σαχχιύω, or 
 
 Σαχχίω, or 
 
 Σαχχίζω, f tffu, te filtrate or purify wine, 
 ^c. by straining it through a clothy Herod. 
 iv, 23. 
 
 Σάκχος, ου, ο, Ά sack, sack-cloth ; a cover- 
 ing ; also a long beard, Aristoph. From the 
 Hebr. pB^, ivhence also in Engl, a sack. 
 
 Σα,χο;, ΐΰζ, το, Λ buckler, a shield ; σάχίνι. 
 Dor. for σάχους, from σάχιος, for the Dorics 
 ch^ge the genit. ου into ιυ. Th. airru^f. ^u, 
 
 Σαχος, ω, ο, Dor.for στιχοί, which see. 
 
 2A'KXAP, α,ζος, or σάχχ^α,ξον, ου, το, 
 sugar J saccharum. 
 
 Σαχων, gen. pi, of Σακαϊ, the Sacae, a peo~ 
 pie of Scythia. 
 
 Σαλκ, t, indecl. Hebr. the name of a vian, 
 Sala, N. Test. 
 
 Σαλα^ίΫΐλ, 0, indecl. Hebr. the name of a 
 man, Salathiel, N. Test. 
 
 Σαλαί'ζω, to bewail, lament. From σαΧάω. 
 
 2ΑΛΑ'Κί1Ν, ωνοί, ό, a poor man who 
 affects to appear rich ; effeminate, dissipated; 
 as if from σαΧιΰω, to boast. 
 
 2ΑΛΑΜΑ'ΝΔΡΑ, ας, 71, a salamander. 
 
 Σαλάμζη, a hole, an opening through which 
 (TiXas βαίνει, the light enters j doors, Lycophr. 
 98 i windows. 
 
 Σαλαμ);) Tvo;, h, the name of an islandy 
 Salaniis; as if from ffa\o<j αμίς. 
 
 Σαλαμίνιος, ου, ο χα\ τι, a Salaniinian, of 
 Salamis.] 
 
 ΣαΧάσσω, or -rrm, f ξ&), to put in motion, 
 to shake ; to fill up as a measure, to fill so as 
 to run over. From σ•αλεύω. 
 
 Σαλάω, ω, the same. 
 
 ΣαΧύμ, το, indecl. Hebr, the name of a 
 city, Salim. . 
 
 Σαλεύω, f. tdao), p. ffivaXtvxa, to agitate, 
 move, pro])erly applied to the waves ; by Si/necd, 
 to incite, stir up ; and, as a neuter, to be cast 
 int») danger; 1. a. ίσάλευσα, 1. a. irf. act. 
 σαλιΖσαι• part. pres. pas. σαΧεν'ομενοί' τα σα- 
 λίυόμίνα, uncertain or unstable things ; p. pas. 
 α'ίσάΧίυμ.κι' part, perf pas. σίσαΧευμενος, 1. a. 
 pas. \(ταλεύύην, r,?, >?, \. a. inf. pas. σαΧευ6γί~ 
 vat, 1. a. ind. j^as. σαΧευύήσομαι, η, εται. Th. 
 σάΧοζ. 
 
 ΣαΧΐΐμ, 'A, indecl. Hebr. the most ancient 
 name of Jerusalem, Salem. Wahl's Lex. by 
 Robins jn. ] 
 
 ΣαΧμυ'^γίσσος, ου, ο, a city of Thrace, Sal- 
 mydessus.] 
 
 ΣαΧμων, ό, indecl. Hebr. the name of an 
 ancestor of David, Salmon. 
 
 ΣαΧμωνευς, εως, ο, the name of a man, Sal- 
 moneus.] 
 
 ΣαΧμύννι, yis, », Hebr. the name of a woman, 
 Salmone ; also of a promontory of Crete, Act& 
 xxvii, 7. 
 
 2A'A02 ( σαΧος), ου, ο, the water of the' 
 ocean, an anchoring-place ; the motion felt on 
 board of a vessel in a storm ; a tossing or roll- 
 ing of the sea, Luke xxi, 25 ; also metaphor. 
 anxiety, agitation of mind ; as if from αΧς, 
 aXos, h, the sea. 
 
 2Α'ΛΠΗ, vi;, r„ a kind offsh ; as if from 
 ffiXac and φάω. 
 
 ΣαΧτίγγω, f. ζω, to sound a trumpet, to 
 make proclamation by the sound of a trumpet. 
 Frotn σάΧτιγζ. 
 
 ΣαΧ'ΤΓίγχτηί, ου, ο, a trumpeter, a blower of 
 a trumpet. From the preceding. 
 
 2α'ΛΠΙΓΗ, ίγγοζ, VI, a trumpet ; acc. pi. 
 eaX'TTiyyai. 
 
 ΣαΧτίζω, f ίο•ω, and Ait. ιω, to sound a 
 trumpet, announce, proclaim ; \. a. ΐιτάχτισα, 
 1 . a. subj. act. σαΧ<7τ\σω, νις, τι, part. 1 . α. 
 σαΧ'τησας. Th. ο'άΧ^ιγζ,. 
 
 ΣαΧτία -yi;, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. act. of ffaX- 
 τίζω. Th. ffaXTTty^. 
 
 2αλίΤ;<7•τ'^ί, ου, ο, a trumpeter. From caX- 
 τΊΖ,ω. 
 
 Σαμα, ατός, το. Dor. for σν,μα, which seey 
 also for σώμα, a body. 
 
 Σαμαίνεται, Dor. for α-ημαίνεται, 3. sing, 
 pres. pas. of σ'/,μαίνω. Th. σήμα, ατός, τΌ. 
 
 Σαμάρεια, ας, h, the name of a city and 
 county, Samaria ; now a village called Shem- 
 run. WahVs Lex. by Robi-nson.~[ 
 
 Σαμαξίίτί};, ου, ο, a Samaritan, From 2«- 
 μάξίΐα. 
 
lAlI 
 
 73β 
 
 ΣΑΡ 
 
 ^αμχξίϊη;, t^o;, τι, a Samaritan woman. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 "Σάμζάλβν, ου, το, the Same luith σάνόΆΧαν 
 hence Λσάαζα,Χοζ^ destitute of sandals. 
 
 2ΑΜΒΓ'ΚΗ (σα^,ζϋίΐ,η), yis, h-, an ancient 
 musical iustrumeut called a sarabuca, described 
 hy some writers as a wind instrument, and by 
 others as stringed. Barney.^ 
 
 "Σάμ,ίξον, Όον. for trripti^ov, to-day, this da}"•, 
 Λα. 'rny--i^ov. See "l^'h^igov . 
 
 2a,tt57, -Ai, '/I, the name of an island, Same. 
 
 "Σάμίοζ, ίου, ο xcct 'h, Saraian, of Samos.] 
 
 '^αμ.96οΰ,κη, '/i;, h, an island, Sainotbrace, so 
 called from the Sotmians ivko occupied its ter- 
 ritory. 
 
 "^Άμοζ, the name of an island in the ^gean 
 sea, Samos ; also the city of Samos. 
 
 'ΈιΆμ,ουγιΧ, ο, indccl. Hebr. the name of a 
 prophst, Samuel. 
 
 'Σχμφόξΰΐς, a horse tvhich "Σαν φίςίί, i, e. 
 marked with the 'letter 2, which is called by the 
 Dorics Σαν, Aristnph. Nub. 122.] 
 
 2AIvITT'X0N (σκΐΑ,-4,νχον), ου, το, the 
 herb called marjoram, 
 
 Σ^μ,-φίον, 0, hided. Hebr. the name of a 
 man, Sampson. 
 
 2λι/, the Doric name of the letter 2, from 
 tlie Phoenician name shin. 
 
 2ΑΝΔΑ'ΛΙ0Ν, ου, -ro, (dimin. of ffivha.• 
 kovj a sandal, i. e. a sole of wood or hide cov- 
 ering• the bottom of the foot and bound on with 
 leather straps. WahVs Lex. by Robinson. \ 
 
 ΣύνΙ&λον, ov, 70, the same with o-c&v^aXiov.'] 
 
 ΣΑΝΔΑΡΑ'ΚΗ, yj;, h, and σχν^αξάχν;^ 
 red arsenic. 
 
 ΣΑ'ΝΔΪΗ, ν,ίος, »3, red lead. 
 
 Say/^s?, at, tablets on which the laios were 
 written, or on which the iiames of debtors and 
 others were luritien ; also folding doors, 
 Horn. 
 
 Σοίνΐ^ίον, ου, ro, dimin. of σκνίς. 
 
 Σα^,^Μτοί, h, βν, covered with boards or 
 planks. 
 
 2ΑΝΓ2 (ffaviij, 1lo?y h, a plank, a V>oard. 
 See also 'Σ/χΆ'Βί;, as if for ταν.οζ, from n'lvkj, 
 
 2«»»«?, or ffa'ivo',, ου, ό, a fool, an idiot. 
 
 "ΣάντΆλον, ου, ro, a tree, the sandal-wood 
 tree, or saunders. 
 
 Σάοί, 3. sing. pres. opt. act. of σά,ω. Poet. 
 for σωζ,Μ. ΙΊι, σοοί. 
 
 Σά,οί, the same with troo;, sound, entire, safe ; 
 and contract, σω;, compar. σν.ύτίξοζ. 
 
 2αο!/λ, ο, indccl. Hebr. Saul, the name of a 
 Μη'!, also of an aposUe. It is also declined in 
 Greek, Σοίϋλο;, ου, ό, Act. viii. 
 
 ΣνΛφροσιν, dut. pi. of /τοΜφξων. 
 
 Σαόφοων, and σύφξων, ovo;, β κ,κί yj, of sound 
 mind ; wise. From α-ά-ο;, or σόος, and (ρξήν. 
 
 2«5Γ«ξ, ακ.ο;, ο, a iBoth, so called because it 
 c'/i-T'-h destroys garments. Th. σή'τίω. 
 
 Σοί-τύς, ilffoc, h, part. 2. a. jias. and ' 
 
 Σα,'τη^νίξ, gen. sing.f g. part. 2. a. pas. of 
 νή'Λ^ω, f. -^ω, 2. a. 'itrcczov. 
 
 2ΑΓΙΕ'ΡΔΗ2, ev, ί, a fish called a ground- 
 
 ling ; it is also used for a wise or astute niau. 
 
 Varro uses saperda for a wise man, but Lip- 
 
 sius interprets it, a jester or buffoon. 
 
 Σοί,τξίχ, α,ζ, r„ rottenness, putridity ; and 
 Σοί,'Τξίζω, f i/Toj, p. (ΤίίΤβίτΤξΐχΒί, to putrify, 
 
 grow rotten, grow rancid. Froyn 
 
 Σκ'τι-οο;, a, ov, rotten, putrid ; also metaphor. 
 
 depraved, wicked, corrupt, iV. Test. From 
 
 Έύ,ττφίΐζοι, oKj, '/I, the name of a woman, 
 Sapphira. 
 
 2Α'ΠΦΕΙΡ02, ου, 71, the precious stone 
 called sapphire, Revel, xxi, 19. 
 
 Σοίτφϊκ,οζ, '/I, ov, Sapphic, of or belonging to 
 Sappho. From 
 
 2airip«, ios, 91, the Lesbian poetess, Sap- 
 pho. 
 
 Σοι^τφα^, or Ά'πφωΰ, or α,φφωΰ, a basin, a ves- 
 sel in which the drinking cups were washed, 
 Jerem. lii, 16.] 
 
 Σανών, ούσα., ov, part. 2. a. act. of anffoit 
 2. a. 'i'Tu.'Ttov. But Σάτοον, όνος, ο, soap. 
 
 ΣΆοάζκξκ, a kind of garment for the legs, 
 worn by the Persian Satraps, drawers, breeches, 
 or hose, Dan. iii, 21, 28, 
 
 2ΑΡΓΑ'ΝΗ ((τα.ζγα.νη), '/>$, vj, a basket, a 
 net work of cords made like a basket, 2 Cor. 
 xi, 33 ; a twisted cord, WahVs Lex. by Rob- 
 inson ; the same as (Τ-ττυξ);, thot, '^. j 
 
 2A'Pr02j a fish called the sarge. 
 
 Σοίξ^ανάταΧος, ου, ό, the name of an Assyr- 
 ian kiyig, Sardanapiilus.] 
 
 Σά^ίΐς, at, the capital city of Lydia, in Asia 
 Minor, Sardis ; used only in the plural. 
 
 Σοίξ^ανία, Oil, ή, the is/anrf o/" Sardinia. See 
 Σα,^ω.'\ 
 
 Σάξ^ϊνοξ, ου, ό, and ffa^io;, ov, ο, fXtuo; 
 being understood) the pi-ecious stone called a 
 carnelian, a sardius ; so called from the island 
 f Sardinia lohere the most famous are found. 
 
 Σάο^ιον, ου, ro^ and 
 
 Σάοϊιοζ, ου, ο, the same with σά^ινος. 
 
 Σχξ^όννζ, νχο;, ό, the precio7is stone called 
 a sardonyx •, compounded cf σά^ιοζ, ου, ο, and 
 ονυ'ξ,, νχοζ, ό, because it resembles the colour of 
 the nails. 
 
 2ΑΡΔΩ', and Σοίζοων, ovos, h, the islantmf 
 Sardinia. 
 
 Σαξ^ο^/οι, ων, ol, Sardinians.] 
 
 Σαζίΐ, 3. sing, l.f act. of σοίίξω, f. σ&οω, 
 to sweep, to clean with a broom or brush. But 
 ffxpol, 3, sing. pres. optat. pas. of σα,οόω, the 
 same with σαίξω. 
 
 Σύξζτ-α, Hebr. the name of a city nearly 
 half luay between Sidon and Tyre, Sarepta. 
 WahVs Lex. by Robinson. It is either n. g. 
 pi. Σάζί-τττΆ, ων, τα, or sing.fem.'] 
 
 2A'PI22A, '/li, h, a Macedonian spear, 
 which was very long.~\ 
 
 Σα,ζκ,άζω, to strip the flesh from the bones ; 
 also to grin at one. From ffa^i,. 
 
 Σοίξαοίσμος, ου, ο, a sarcasm, a sneer, a scoff. 
 Hence in Engl, sarcasm. From the pas. of 
 the preceding. 
 
SAT 
 
 73T 
 
 2ΑΩ 
 
 2α^«/^£/ν, or νκζχάζίίν^ inf. of σ-αξκύξω. 
 Th. ffa^i. 
 
 Ί,αξκϊκος, ti, ov, of flesh, fleshy ; carnal. I71 
 Script, imperfect, frail, weak, as being hu- 
 man. 
 
 ^χξχϊνο;, iv'/i, ivov, fleshy j corpulent. From 
 the same. 
 
 Έΰίξκοζόξΰ;, ov, β xmt 'h, carnivorous, living 
 upon flesh.] 
 
 ^Άξκοφα,γ'ίω, ω, to eat flesh.] 
 'Σα,ξκ,οφα,γοξ, ου, ί kcci ή, carnivorous, tJiat 
 feeds on flesh ; also as a subst. a sarcophagus 
 or coffin for the dead. 
 
 2«g«eip«y/«, >js, ri, the eating of flesh. From 
 σκξζ^ and φύγω. 
 
 'Σοίξκόω, J", ωσω, to make fleshy ; to incarn- 
 ate. 
 
 'Σάζχωσ'ί;, ίως, ο, the producing of flesh. 
 From the preceding Th. σχξζ, flesh. 
 
 Έάξμχ, arcs, το, an opening of the earth; 
 a hole ; sweepings or cleanings. 
 
 "Σαξμάτοίί, rcuv, ol, tlie Sarmatians.] 
 "Σοίξμ,κτία, ccg, h, the coM^iin/ o/" Sarmatia.] 
 SA^PS, xoi, h, flesh, body ; λόγο; ιταξζ 
 syiviro, John i, 14; Matt, xxiv, 22; John 
 xvii, 2 ; Rom. iii, 20 ; 1 Pet. Ί, 24, imperfec- 
 tion or corruption ; also the law of Moses. 
 
 "^Λξο;, ου, β, a broom or brush ; a worthless 
 fellow. From σκίξω. 
 
 Έχξονχ;!, ο, indecl. Heb. the name of a man, 
 Saruchi. 
 
 'Σΰίξ^όω, f. ωαω, to sweep ; part. p. pas. 
 (η&αοωι/,ίνοζ. F'>"om (ΤΛοάζ. 
 
 'ΣοίξΤ'/ΐ'^Μν, the name of a man, Sarpedon. 
 2A'Pn02, ov, 0, a wooden chest, a box. 
 Έάρρο!,, Άζ, h, the name of Abraham's wife, 
 Sarah. 
 
 'Σάξωβξον, ov, 0, a broom, a besom. From 
 ffccpocu. 
 
 "Σύξων, ωνος, ο, the name of a country, Saron. 
 Also 
 
 Έΰίξων, nets ; also a sea-god, Saron. 
 Έοίξοινίξ, ϊ'^οί, 71, a hollow oak •, because 
 σίσ•'/3ξί, it has seams or crevices in the bark. 
 2άί, ace. pl.f. g. of σοζ, ση, ft>v. 2%. σύ. 
 ΈοίτΖν, ο, indecl. Hebr. Satan, the adver- 
 sary, the devil. 
 
 'Έιοίτα.νκξ, «, 0, 2 Cor. xi, 14, the same as 
 the preceding. 
 
 ^ctriv'/i, '/IS, h) and (τάτινον, ου, το, a wagon, 
 a wain, a chariot, a car. Frorn β-ά,ττύ/. 
 
 "Σάτον, oij, TO, a measure for dry things, 
 equal to the third part if an ephah ; according 
 to Josephus, one peck and an half, English, 
 WahVs Lex.'] 
 
 'Σοίτρα'ΡΤ'Λ'ί'κ, aj, a7id Ion. -iv, ins, vi, the 
 office of satrap, a viceroyship. Frotn 
 
 2ATPA'1j[H2, ου, 0, a satrap or governor 
 of a province in Persia. 
 
 2 A'TTfi, f. \ω, p. σίσκχ^α, p. pas. a'tauy- 
 μκι, to load a beast of burden. 
 
 "Σχτυξϊχον, ("Βξα,μοί being understood) a sa- 
 tiric poem or drama, ^l. ii, 8. 
 
 93 
 
 '2οίτνξίχο;, h, ov, satyrical, sarcastic, cutting ; 
 and 
 
 "Σοίτόξίον, ου, TO, sat3'rion, an herb. 
 
 2A'TTP02 ίσοίτι^ξο;), ev, 0, a satyr, a 
 fabulous animal, half-man and half-goat ; as if 
 from ffain• σάτυρο), satirical dramas, Athen. 
 X, p. 420. Ανκόφξων γξά-φοί; Έικτυξους, Mivs- 
 ^>]fiov, who wrote a satiric play, called Mene- 
 demus. 
 
 Έανχα;, 7\, ov, dry, arid. 
 
 2αιιλά, adx)erbiaUy, slowlj', tardily. From 
 
 2ATA0'2, 'A, ov, soft, etfeminate, delicate j 
 fond of quiet. Also 
 
 Έχυλο;, ου, ό, a man's name, Saul. 
 
 Σοίυνιχξω, to strike or pierce with a javelin. 
 From 
 
 "Σαυνίον, ου, το, a spear or jayelin. From 
 (Τοανω. 
 
 Σαυν'ιται, ων, ol, the Samnites.] 
 
 Έχανιτίχοί, Yi, ov, Samnitic, of or belonging 
 to the Samnites.] 
 
 Σοίυνοζ ( k'Tra.xli), soft, delicate, tender $ 
 perJiaps for σοίυΧΌ;. 
 
 2AT~PA, or ffoiiox, οίζ, '/I, a lizard. 
 
 Έαΰξο;, ου, β, Ά lizard ; also the name of a 
 fish resembling a lizard. 
 
 "Σαυξωτ'/ΐ», Τίζος, ό, Ά piece of iron at the 
 lower end of a spear, by irhich it jnay be stuck 
 into the ground. As if ο-τα,υξωτ^ξ, from 
 σταυροω. 
 
 2AT2API2M0^2, oZ, ό, a hesitation of 
 speech . 
 
 "ΣΰίνσΌίξΟί, ου, ό, a v.'hispering noise. An 
 imitative word. 
 
 Σα,υττι;, by Crasis for σίκυτΤις. So «ruivrou, 
 for ffiavTov, and (τχυτον, for σζοίυτ'ον. From 
 συ and αυτό?, 
 
 Ιάφχ, adv. clearly, certainly, evidently. 
 From σοίίρηί, ίοζ, ο kou 'h. 
 
 "Σαφαν^)?, ios, κα) h, Dor. for σαψην'/ι;, 
 clear, perspicuous, manifest. 
 
 2«(p£j, Poet. n. g. for adv. σαφω;, ivkich 
 see. 
 
 Σοιφίστοίτοί, sujyerl. and 
 
 Σαφίστίξο;, iou, ΐξον, comp>. of σκφνι;, 
 
 Σα,φίω, See ΣκφηνΙΖ,ω. 
 
 Σc^φίoJ;, and σα,φ'Λνίωζ, Ion. for σαφω$, 
 which see. 
 
 Σα,φ9ί, ace. sing, from σαφνι?, which see. 
 
 Σαφήνεια, as, 'h, in rhetoric, perspicuity or 
 clearness, in ivriting and speaking. 
 
 Σαφ•/ινίζω, f. Ισω, and Ait. ιω, to exhibit 
 clearly, make manifest, explain, clear up. Th. 
 
 σαφ' /iS' 
 
 Σαφηνιω, Att. for σαφ'/ινίσω, 1, fut. of th& 
 preceding. 
 
 Σαφγινωζ, the same with σαφω;, 
 
 2ΑΦΗ'2, ίοί, ο κα) 'h, clear, evident, mani- 
 fest, plain. 
 
 Σαφω5, adv. manifestly, plainly, clearly. 
 
 Σαρ^βύ5, i7era, h, part. 1. a. pas. of σάτνω, 
 f. \ω, 1. a. pas. \σάχ,6ηι. 
 
 Σαν, Όοξ, οΖί, h, a woman s name, Sao. 
 
 Σάω, for ΐσάωσί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. by 
 
2EB 
 
 73S 
 
 :EI 
 
 rejecting the augment, mid Toel. Apocope, 
 σάω' also for σάωσον, 1 . a. imperat. act. bij 
 the same Apocope. But others consider it the 
 S. sing, imperf. for ίσάωξί, or pres. imperat. 
 for σίωΖ,ι, of {τσ.ύζω. Su/ne say thai σάω is 
 Doric for σάου, 
 
 "Σάω, or (τκΛμκι, to preserve or save, pro- 
 per!!/, according to Ernesti, bi/ rescuing from 
 danger by another'' s aid. From σάοξ, Poet, for 
 σόοζ, 
 
 "Σα,ωζω, Poet, for <rcuZ^a),from the same Th. 
 
 2aa'<rs, Ion, for ισκωσι, 3. sing. 1. «. hid. 
 act. of σα,ωζω. Poet, for σωΖ,ω, from the same 
 Th. 
 
 'Sxeua-u, 3. sing. 1. f. of the same verb and 
 Th. 
 
 "SiczMo-^'cv, Ion. for σκωσ-ιν, 1. f bf. of 
 (Ταωζω. See "Σάαιτί. 
 
 'S.xua-srov, dual, l.f act. of the same. 
 
 'Σχωιϊομίν, l.pl. l.f itid. of the same. 
 
 "Σαωτίξο;, conipar. of σάο;, the same ivith 
 ffao;. 
 
 "Σζζννυι/Λνάων, A^lol. for σζίί/ννμίνων, gen. pi. 
 part. pres. pas. of 
 
 2EE'NNTMI (σξ,ΐ))\ϋ(Α.ι)^ or a^.iMww, to 
 extinguish, quench, put out ; suffocate, stifle ; 
 jnes. imperat. σζίννυύι, ΰτω, and in 2. ju. 
 ffS'ivvvcrsjf ff^'iffoijfrom the obsolete σζίω' 1. a. 
 ϊσζισκ^ 1 . a. inf. act. σζισαι, p. 'ίσζ,ί-ΛΟ,, and 
 -'/IKO.' pres. 2'>as. σζίννυμαι, trxt, 'ται, and in 
 3. pi. ffSivvvvTxi, perf pas. ίσ•ξίσ-μχι, 1. a. pas. 
 iaSia-f^v, and in inf. σζ,ισίγινα,ί, l.y. pas. σζε- 
 σίτισομκι, r„ trut, 2. f. pas. σζήσομα,ι. 
 
 'SiSio'ci, asi i, Ion. for 'iffSiffct, as, s, \. a. 
 iad. act. of the above verb. 
 
 'Σζ'ίσΐζ, ίω;, h, extinction, a quenching. 
 From the perf. pas. cf the sam.e verb. 
 
 'Σζί.σσα,ι, Poet, for σζίσαι, 1. a. inf. act. of 
 σζίννυμι. 
 
 Έζίίττϊαο;, h, ov, having the quality of ex- 
 tinguishing. Frora σζ'ίννυμι. 
 
 Έζίσ-ω, ii;, ει, l.f act. of the same. 
 
 'Σ^εύγλα, JEol. and Dor. fur ζζύγλ'/ι.'^ 
 
 "Σί, ace. sing, of σύ- σ\ φζίνχζ, Att. for σου 
 φξίνα;, or rather for xara φρένα.;, by S'/necd. 
 
 Σεαυταυ, ijj, ου, and contracted σαυτόΰ, νΐζ, 
 ου, nom. wanting ; compounded of ffio,for σου, 
 and α,υτοΖ. 
 
 Σιζ/χ-ζομχι, the same as σείομαι, to worship, 
 venerate, adore, reverence ; f m. άσομχι, 
 p. jms. σισίζασμοα, σαι, σται, 1. a. pas. Ισεζ,ά- 
 σθ'ήν. Th. σ'εζω. 
 
 Σίξα;, το, indccl. reverence, respect, vvor- 
 ship. From the same Th. 
 
 Σεζάσβησαν, Ion. for ϊσεζάσύ-ζισαν, 3. ju. 
 1, a. ind. ])as. of σεζάζομαι. 
 
 Σίζασμα, ατοζ, το, veneration ; an object of 
 Avorship or reverence ; σεζάσματα, ων, τα, 
 sacred or holy things. 
 
 Σε°άσμΐύζ, ου, ο και '/ι, or σεζάσμιο;. Ία, ιον, 
 the same with σ-Λαστοζ, venerable, to be rever- 
 enced. 
 
 ΣεΖασμοζ, ου, ό, worship, adoration, rever- 
 ence. 
 
 Σεζάσσατο, Ion. and Poet, by doubling t. 
 for εσεζ,άσατο, 3. sing. 1. a.m. of σεζάζομκι. 
 
 Σεζαστος, yj, ov, to be venerated or rever- 
 enced, august ; Augustus, a title of the Roman 
 emperors ; Σεζαστη, η?, 'h, Augusta, α title of 
 the emjiresses. From j). pas. of σεξάζομαι, the 
 same as the Th. σ'εζ,ω. 
 
 Σ'εζε, jyres. iinperat. act. of σ'εζω. 
 
 SEBE'NION, ου, TO, the covering or husk 
 of the fruit of the palm tree. 
 
 Σε^ίζω, Poet, the same loith σεζάζομαη 
 
 Σ'ίζομχι, to venerate, revere ; also pas. tO be 
 venerated ; 0/50 to be ashamed ; jyres, imperat. 
 9n. σ'εζου, pres. iif. m. σεζεσύαι, part. pres. m. 
 σεζόμενος, μεντι, μενον. Th. σ'εζω. 
 
 ΣεΖοντι, Dor. for σίζουσι, 3. ])l. jjres, act. of 
 
 ΣΈ/ΒΠ, the same ivith σίζομαι. 
 
 Σεύεν, by Sync, for σεοΰεν. Poet. Dor, or 
 Ion. for σου, gen. sing, of σύ, 
 
 Σεΐΰ, and σ'εο. Ion. for σου, gen, sing, of σύ. 
 
 Σε/ομενοζ, ου, part. ])res. pas. of σείω, f σω^ 
 p. σ'εσεικα. 
 
 Σείοντε;, nom. pi. jmrt. jnrs. act, of the 
 same. 
 
 ΣιΊο;, Laconic, for B-iTos, divine. Th. 
 Θείί. 
 
 Σε)ο, ξοζ, ό, (from σεΊνω, to dr)') the sun. 
 
 2EIPA\ «f^ h, a chain, a cord, a rope ; a 
 fastening ; σείζ^οά are also bunches of bulb-roots 
 and herbs. From ε'ίξω. 
 
 Σείξην, Tivo;, h, a siren, a hind of marine 
 monster, which, by its singing, charmed pas- 
 sengers to their destruction ; also an insect re- 
 sembling a bee ; a sort of scarabaeus or beetle, 
 Arist, and Sept. Vid. Toss, de Sibyllis, p. 262. 
 Some derive it from εΊξΟ), to connect, and others 
 from σύξω, to draw. But others again, from 
 σείξα, because those ivho listen to a siren are 
 draion and suspended, as if fastened by a cord. 
 
 Σειoιάω,f. άσω, to lighten or be enlightened, 
 to sliine ; to have an inflammation in the head. 
 From σείξω. 
 
 Σείξίον, ου, το, a star or constellation. 
 
 Σείξΐο;, ov, το, the name of a star, Sirius, 
 which is also called the dog-star. From σοίίξω, 
 or, as others think, from the preceding Th, 
 
 Σεΐξο(Λάστ'Λί, ου, ο, a spear, 2 Kings. 
 
 ΣείξΟΜ, u,f. ώσω, ρ, σεσεΊξοικα, to make dry ; 
 to exhaust, evacuate. 
 
 2ΕΙ'ΡΩ, to make dr}-•, exsiccate. Hence 
 σεΐζ, the sun. 
 
 Σεισαμίνας, Dor. for σεισαμενιηί, part. 1. a. 
 m. f. g. of σε'ιω. 
 
 Σεισάχίεια, a release of debts or burdens, 
 Ding. Laert, in Solone, From σε'ιω and 
 αχίοζ. 
 
 Σεισύε)?, part. 1. a. pas, of σε'ιω, f. σείσω, 
 1. a. pas. ίσεισύην, ^;, fi, and in 3, p)l• ίσει- 
 σθ'Λσαν, 
 
 ΣίΊσμα, ατο;, το, a concussion ; an earth- 
 qualce. 
 
 Σεισμοί, οΰ, ό, an agitation, concussion, 
 earthquake. From 1. pers. j). pas. of 
 
 ΣΈΐίΙ, f. σείσω, p. σίσειχα, to shake, agi- 
 
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 tate, make tremble ; also to accuse, harass ; 
 1. a. 'itntffx, p. pas. σ'ίΐηκτμαί. 
 
 '2iJ6adv^oi, ου, ο, Lat. name of a man, Se- 
 cundus. 
 
 2ελα, dnt. sing, of Αλκί, ατοί, τό• dat. 
 ff'tXxTi, and by rejecting ihe i, σίΧαί, contract, 
 ffiket. 
 
 Έίλα,γίω, f. ^κτω, to shine, be resplendent ; 
 as if from σίλοίζ ayca. Th. triXa,;. 
 
 Έίλαγο?, ου, ό, a proper name, Selagus. 
 
 'Σίλανοίίχ, a;, Dor, and σίλανκί•ή, »<;, ν, 
 Ion. Luna. 
 
 ^ελδναν, Dor, for σίλ'/ιν/ιν, acc. sing, of 
 
 ffiX'/lVVI. 
 
 2Ε'ΛΑ2, &τοξ, -το, light, brilliancy; light- 
 ning. As ffrom nuu and tX'/i. 
 
 2Ε'ΛΑΧ02 ( (πΧαχ^οζ ) , ίοξ, ro, a general 
 name for cartilaginous fishes, that have no 
 scales. Qu. f from σ-ίλας, thai is, their bril- 
 liancy or light in the night time. 
 
 Έίλζύκίΐχ, κ;, h, Seleucia, a city so called 
 from Seleucus. 
 
 2ΕΛΕΤΚΓ2, 'i'^og, h, the name of a kind 
 of cup ; also of a kind of ships or gallies ; also 
 of a kind of hose worn by women, 
 
 2ίλ>}ναΓ<3?, ata, a7ov, lunar, belonging to the 
 moon. Hence, substantively, σιλΆνοι,ί»^ the 
 moon. 
 
 '2iXvivYi, n;, '/], the moon ; as f from σ'ίλαζ 
 viov, the new moon. From α-ίλκ;, 
 
 '^ίληνιάζομοι,ι, f σίΧ'/ινιακ,ος i'f^^ij to be a 
 lunatic, to be moon-struck ; f. m. ύσ^ομοιι, 
 1. a. m. ϊσίλνιναχσάμην, ώ, ατο, part, pres. m. 
 (πΧ'ήνιοίζΌμινοζ, μίν/ι, μίνον. Fro7n the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 "ΣίλτινΜκο;, >j, ov, lunar, of the moon ; 
 lunatic, afflicted with the falling- sickness. 
 JFroJU ffzX'/ivvi. 
 
 2Ε'ΛΙΝ0Ν fffiXLVovJ, ου, TO, the herb 
 parsle}^ 
 
 2ΕΛΓ2, i'^flj, 'h, the interval between lines, 
 a page. 
 
 2ίλλ«, a Latin ivord, a seat, a bench. 
 
 '2ιΐ\λά(Τ7ξωσΐζ, the ceremony of placing seats 
 or couches in ihe temples, on holy occasions, 
 Ql. Cyr. σιΧΧων στρωσίζ. 
 
 2ΕΛΛ0'2, ου, ο, α poor man who wished 
 to be thought rich, Sellus. Hence, a boaster, 
 
 "Σίλμα, the space between the sides of a 
 ship, the benches or tliwarts on which the row- 
 ers sat. From α-ζλί;, 
 
 Ί,ίμΰ, ο, indecl. Hebr. the name of a man, 
 Semei. 
 
 "Σϊμίλ'/ί, fis, 'h, Semele, the mother of Bac- 
 chus and daughter of Cadmus. Jt is said to 
 be derived from ο-'ίλα; and μίλζιν, because she 
 woidd be associated ivith Jupiter in thunder 
 and lightning. 
 
 Ί,ζμιάμι&ύί, a small lizard ; a tarantula ; by 
 the ancients culled the Clialcidian lizard. 
 
 2ΕΜΓΔΑΛΙ2 (αμι^αλα), ίοος, h, fine 
 flour, Rev. xviii, 13 ; Oiod. Sic. iii, 13. 
 
 "Σίμίξαμ/ξ, 'η, the ivfc of Ninus, Semira- 
 mis. 
 
 ^,ζμνολο'γίω, ω, f. wa/, to speak or discourse 
 with gravity, to speak in lofty language ; to 
 boast. From 
 
 "Σίμνολόγοί, that speaks with gravity or in 
 lofty language. From σίμνοζ and λόγο;, 
 lo/iich is from λίγω, p. m. λίλογοί. 
 
 2EMN0'2, h, cv, venerable, to be revered 
 or respected ; august, holy ; grave. As if 
 from σ'ζζω. Hence comparative 
 
 'Σίμνότζξΰί, more venerable, cjc. 
 
 "Σ-μνότ'/];, ητος, 'h, gravity, majesty, author- 
 ity ; weight or gravity of character. Th. 
 Τίμνοξ. 
 
 'Σιμνόω, to make illustrious or famous, to 
 adorn, to embellish. 
 
 'Σίμνύνομοα, to be grave or serious in one's 
 deportment ; also to boast. 
 
 'Σίμνϋνω, f. υνω, to make venerable or au- 
 gust ; to honour, adorn, exalt. FroTn <ημ- 
 νος. 
 
 1iy.vco;, adv. with gravity, honourably, be- 
 comingly. From the same. 
 
 Σίνα, a plant used as a purgative, senna. ♦ 
 
 2ίβ, Ion. for ffou, gen. sing, of σΰ. 
 
 2sei, Dor. for ^io), the gods. 
 
 2£•τ•τοί, Yi, ov, venerable, deserving worship. 
 From ffiSit). 
 
 2EPAIIIA'2, a.h;, ->,, the name of a p)lant 
 of the orchis tribe. 
 
 Σίξκφύμ, indecl. the seraphims. 
 
 Σίξγΐΰί, ου, ο, the name of a Roman citizen, 
 Sergius. 
 
 2E'PI2, iM$, '/i, a kind of succory or endive. 
 
 2ΕΡΙ'ΦΙ0Ν, or σ'ίζίφον, ου, το, the plant 
 called seriphiura, or marine wormwood. 
 
 2Ε'ΡΙΦ02 γζαΖί, h, an old maid. 
 
 Σίξτφοζ, ου, h, the island of Seriphus, one of 
 the Cyclades. Hence Έΐξίφιοί, ό, a Seriphian, 
 or inhabitant of that island.] 
 
 2Ε'ΡΦ02, ου, Ό, a species of gnat. 
 
 Σία-οίγμαι, p. pas. of σάττω, f. \ω, p. aisoc- 
 ^a, p. pas. inf. σισά,^ζ^ύα,ι, part. p. (πσα,γμζνοζ. 
 
 ^iirci^ma,f. α.ςω, p. σίίϊα,ζζοί, laughing, grin- 
 "^"S » ./• S' rf 'f-tf«-ll^i> part. p). m. of α-οίίξω, 
 to gape or grin «5 people do in laughing ; 
 p. m. σ'ίο"/ΐξα, and ο'ίΐτοίξοί, 
 
 Σίίτίΐιτβύίΐ, perf. inf. pas. of ιτύω. 
 
 2E'2EAI ( σισίΧί ), ιως, το, and β-ισίλι;, fi, 
 the name of a tribe of plants of the umbellifer- 
 ous class, seseli. 
 
 Σίση-τΓκ, p. τη. of σήπω, f. ^pia. 
 
 Σίσνίξοί, p. m. of σούξω, 
 
 Σίο-'/ίξω;, v7ci, ο?, part, of the same. 
 
 Σ'ί,σύίν, and σίύίν. Poet, for σου, gen. sing, or 
 acc. sing, of σΰ. 
 
 Σίσιγοίμίνοζ, Dor. for σίσιγ^ιμίνος, part, 
 pierf. pas. of σιγάω, 
 
 Σίσιω-τοιμίνο;, «t, ov. Dor. for σίσιω<^νίμίναί^ 
 part. ji. pas. of σιω<7τό:.ω. 
 
 Σισοφισμίνο?, rt, ov, part. p. pas. of σοφΙΖ,ω, 
 f. ίσω, p. σίσόφιχκ. Th. σοφό;. 
 
 ΣζσοφισμίνΜί, adv. skilfully, shrewdly, art- 
 fully. From the preceding. 
 
 2iy, Dor. for σου, gen. of συ. 
 
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 ^ίΐ/χ, 1. a. Ion. for 'ifiva, frovi ΰίύω. 
 Th. ffuea. 
 
 "Σίύκτΰ, Ion. for Ισ-ίόχτο, 3. sing. 1. a. viicl. 
 of the same •, «ηυά,μίνο;, rushing, Z/wc/ xxii, 22. 
 
 2fy^iy, b)/ Sync, for <ηνάα-6ω, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 impernt. rn. of σινίίΐ, άσέω, of the same. 
 
 'Σζντλα.Τα;, ου, ο, the 7iame of a frogy Seu- 
 tlaeusj Batrachoni. 208. 
 
 'Σ^υ•rλov, or πυτλον, a beet. 
 
 "Σίύω, f ιΰσω, to agitate, excite, goad or 
 push on, pursue, put to flight ; j?as. aivoi^cct. 
 Th. ffuee.. 
 
 '^'.φόΤινα.ί, 1. a. hf, pas. of <τίζω. 
 
 "Σί-φοοτύΛΐ, 1. a. inf. ?ii. of the same. 
 
 "Σίΰϋϋτον, Ion. for ιΠΆυταΰ. 
 
 2>j^, 0, indecl. Hebr. the name of a man, 
 Seth. 
 
 ^γιύω, to shake out, to sift. From σιΊω. 
 
 "^'/ixaZi'Myf. άσω, to put into a stable or stall. 
 Th. (TYiTt'oi. 
 
 "Σ'/ικασύίν, Ba;ot. by Sync, for \crv,r,a(TSY,eu\>, 
 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 'Σ-/ικ);, ϊ'^ο;, h, a maid-servant, a slave. 
 
 2KK0'2, ou, 0, properly any enclosure ; 
 hence a stall for animals •, a house, a temple ; 
 a bird's nest ; also a balance, a weight. Whence 
 
 ^'/iKocd, ω, from the preceding Th. 
 
 'Σήκ,ωμοί, ατοί, το, a counterpoise or balance 
 •weight ; also the poising of a javelin. From 
 tT'/iKcc'j. Th. (T'/iico;. 
 
 "Σ'/ΐμ, 0, indecl. Hebr. the name of a man, 
 Shem. 
 
 Έ^,μ', for (τνμα, ivhic.h see. 
 
 2H~MA, ατοξ, 70, a sign, mark, designa- 
 tion ; a standard ; badge of nobility ; prodigy ; 
 augury ; funeral monument ; σ-'/ιμί7ον, on, το, 
 the same. Hence 
 
 "Σ'/ιμαίοί, Ki, h, the standard or flag of an 
 army •, an image or statue ; badge of family 
 honours. 
 
 '2νιμα.ιν\ for σήμαινί, pres. imperut. of ff'/j- 
 
 ^'AUCfAvoicra,, Dor. for σ'/ιμαΐνονσα, part. pres. 
 f. g. of the same. 
 
 'Σy!_μκίvω,f. ανω, 1. a. ία"ήμΆνκ, and ίΐΤ'Λμψα,, 
 \. a. inf. act. σ-Αμν-ναι, p. σίστ,μ,α,γκοί, to give 
 a signal for battle, to command, order ; to in- 
 dicate, portend ; to seal a letter, a vessel of wine, 
 <^C. ; pres. pas. σ'/,μα,1νομ.οα, pef, pas. ffiirn- 
 μαμμα,ί, and Atl. σ':.σ'/;μ.οι.σμοίΐ, part. perf. pas. 
 σίσ-/ιμα<τμζνο;, yj, ov. Til. σγιμκ, 
 
 ^■/ιμα,ναι, 1. a. inf. act. of the preceding. 
 
 'Σ'/ιμανίω, Ion. for σ'/ιμα,νω, . i.f ind. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 "Σ'/,μα,ντίον, verbal adj. from ο-'/ιμαίνω, it 
 must be indicated, ^c, 
 
 Έοιμαντϊκ.οί, », ov, significant, expressive cf. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Σημάντωζ, οξο;, ό, he who gives a signal, 
 chief, commander, leader. From the same. 
 
 'Σημασία,, oci, h, a signal, indication, declara- 
 tion. From (ττιμα. 
 
 'Σγιμα,τοί, a letter; ii. pi. of σήμα, ατός, τ'ο. 
 2-/!μ'.ΐον, o'j, TO) ίΐ maik or note, a sign ; Ui 
 
 mathematics a point ; any military signal ; a 
 prodigy. 
 
 '2ινιμαόομΛΐ^ οΰμοίΐ, to note or mark ; to de- 
 signate ; pres. imperat. m. σ-ΐΐμίΐόον, oZ, -οίσθω, 
 ο6(τ3ω, and in 2. jil. -Oiffui, οΖσύζ, f m. ωσο- 
 μοίί, perf. pas. σατΆμίΊωμοι,ι• from 
 
 'Σ'/ΐμείοω, ω, to note, designate, mark. Th. 
 σημοί, άτο?, to. 
 
 'Σ'.τμίίωσΐ}, ιωζ, w, a designation ; also a note 
 to a book, observation. Fro7ri 2. pers. perf 
 pas. of the preceding. 
 
 '2'^μεξϊνο;, of the present day. 
 Έημίξον, and An. τγιμίξον, adv. as f from 
 Trihz ήμίξο,, this day, to day ; h σήμιαον, scil. 
 '/",μ'ίξοι, this day. 
 
 ^yιμyιtov,for (τημίΐον, ov,, το, lohich see. 
 
 'Σ-^μ' /jvyi, 3. sing. 1. a. sid>j. act. of τ',ψ.οΆνω, 
 
 J. Ά'/ω, 1. a. ίσήμχνα., and ϊσνιμτινα.. Til. σήμα•. 
 
 Σίίμιζίν^ον, and α-ιμ,ικ,'ίνύίον, ου, το, from the 
 
 Latin semicinctium, i. e. an apron, which is 
 
 worn by artisans and others while at xvork to 
 
 prevent soiling their clothes. Acts xix, 12; 
 
 WahVs Lex. by Robinson. Grcec. Τΐοίζωμιχ, 
 
 ατοζ, τό. ] 
 
 'Σ'/ιν, ace. sing.f. g. of iros, h. Όν. Th. σύ. 
 Έ'/ίΤίόων, όνο;, ή, putridity, rottenness, putre- 
 faction. From σή-πω. 
 
 Έ'/ιτίοί, α;, '/J, the cuttle-fish or sepia, which 
 discharges a black liquid ; also ink, Athen. lib. 
 7. Th. t'Wm. 
 
 'Σηττϊκ,ον, ου, το, an unguent which causes 
 putrefaction. From 
 
 '2'/}'^Tifcos, '1, ov, that causes putrefaction. 
 'Σ'/ι-τττοζ, '/}, ov, the same with the preceding ; 
 also putrid. 
 
 2Η'ΓΙΩ, f. "φω, p. act. σίσπίρα, p. m. 
 σίσ'Α'ττα., and Dor. σ'ισα.'Τα., to make putrid, to 
 corrupt ; οή-ττομΜί, to become putrid, to putrefy, 
 to decay ; 2. a. pas. Ιτχ-ττ'/ιν, tis, n. 
 
 'Σ'/ΐζ, ζο;, ό, a sillf-worm. See also under Sij^ii. 
 "I'/iOxyyoj^'/ii^ ioi, ο xat h, full of holes or 
 cavities, Plut.~\ 
 
 "Σ-.^ξοίγζ, yyo;, ή, a fissure, an opening in the 
 earth, a cave, a den. From σισ-Λ^νκι, of the 
 verb ίτχίζίϋ. 
 
 2PI~PE2, ων, 01, the Seres, a people of Tar- 
 tary or India; sing, στίζ, ξο;, ό, ivhich also 
 means a silkworm, so called because it is found 
 among those people. 
 
 Σ'/ΐξϊκί);, 'ή, ov, of or belonging to the Seres ; 
 also of silk, silky. From σηζ, ξο;, β, a silk- 
 worm. 
 
 ^hi, TOi, 0, a moth. From σ-ζιτω. 
 
 2ίϊί, and σησι. Ion. for σαΐζ, dat. pi. See 
 
 :>iv. 
 
 2ΗΣΑ'ΜΗ ( σίταμ'Λ), m, 'Λ, or σνίσα,μον, ου, 
 το, a kind of grain, tvhicli grows in Egypt and 
 the East, sesame ; the oil extracted from the 
 seeds is much used in the East instead of olive- 
 oil. 
 
 2'/j(rr/«?, u^o;, '/i, a female native of 
 
 'Σ'/ιίττϋζ, ου, the island of Sestos. 
 
 ΣΙ1~ΤΕ2, adv. Att. τΤιτίζ, as if from tm 
 iTtt τοΰτο), in this year. Bui Duj}ort says on 
 
2Ι-Γ 
 
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 Theophr. Charact. c. m, p. 249, that he still 
 wants an exainjile where σητίζ is used in this 
 sense. Hence 
 
 "Σ'/ιτίνοί, h, ov, of this year. 
 
 "Σ'/ιτΌζζωτοζ, ου, ο χλ) '/ι, moth-eaten. From 
 trhs and βζ^τόι. Th. βξύσΐίω, to eat. 
 
 ΣητΌκ,ο'τος, perforated by moths. From trhs, 
 <τΰί, 0, and κοτίτω, p. m. κίζοτχ. 
 
 Έ'/ι\Ρ, <τοζ, ό και 'ή, α kind of 86•>γ6ηί or liz- 
 ard, the seps ; so called because its bite occa- 
 sions iristaut putrefaction. Th. σή'τίω. 
 
 2ί5•ψ/ί, ιως, V), putrefaction, putridity. 
 
 "Σύίίνω, όΰί, '/), the name of' a woman, Sthino ; 
 as if from σύίνοξ, strength. 
 
 "Σύίν&ξοζ, ξοί, ξον, robust, strong. From, aSi- 
 vos- 
 
 'SihviXci'i^ii, a prop)er name, Sthenelaides. 
 From 
 
 'Σ^ίνίλοζ, ου, ο, the name of a onan, Sthenelus. 
 
 Σύ'ίνοξ, soi, 70, strength, force, power, vigor. 
 Th. σβίνω, 
 
 "Σάενόω, ca,f. ωσω, p. ίσύίνωΆα, to strengthen, 
 make strong ; 1. a. Ισί^ίνωσκ, 1. a. opt. act. 
 (τΰίνάα-α,ιμι, ai;, ai. From the preoeding. 
 
 2ΘΕ'ΝΩ, k) be able, to be competent to 
 any thing, to have power to do any thingp 
 
 Έίαγόνΐΰν, ου, το, Ά part of the jaw. From 
 
 2ΙΑΓ,Ω,^Ν, ωνοζ, ο or h, the cheek, the jaw. 
 
 'Σίκίνομβίΐ, to be overcome with tsdium or 
 ennui, Gloss. Cyr. 
 
 2ΙΆΛ0Ν ( (πα,ΧοΊΐ), ου, TO, or crixkoi, ου, ο, 
 saliva or spittle ; also called σηλον, as if from 
 νύω, because it is put in motion in the mouth. 
 
 'ΣΊαλοζ, ov, 0, a fattened hog ; gen. Ion. 
 ffiaXoto, as if from σιηΰώ and clXis, because 
 well fattened. 
 
 2ΓΒΤΛΛΑ, 7ΐζ, h, a sibyl or prophetess ; as 
 if from iftou βουλ'/ι, the will of God, atos being 
 used for B-tos, JEol. or Dor. 
 
 ^iSHvy], t}i, h, a hunting-spear, particularly 
 such as is used in hunting the wild boar ^ it is 
 also called ffvSnv/i. From α-ΰ;. 
 
 2/ya, adv. silently; Wee ffty^. See Έιγη. 
 But 
 
 Σίγοί, pres. imperat. of σιγάω, be silent. See 
 the preceding. 
 
 "Σιγ&λίοί, ίΰί, ίαν, silent, that keeps silence. 
 From trtyciM. 
 
 'Σίγα,λόίΐζ, aiffiTK, βεν, beautifully made, ele- 
 gant, brilliant ; skilfully wrought ; ace. sing. 
 eiyaXoiVTO!,. Th. σιγάω. 
 
 "Σιγα,Χοζ, κ, ov, Dor. for σιγ'/ίΧοζ, 
 
 "Σιγάν, pres. inf. act. of σιγάω. 
 
 2ΙΓΑ'ί1, ω, f Υισω, p. σίσίγ'/ΐΆχ, to be 
 silent, to keep silence. 
 
 2/yiyi, so;, Sigean, Dion. Hal. \, p. 58, ed. 
 Sylb. 
 
 2<7'/!, ίί, h, silence, taciturnity ; σιγτι, dat. 
 used adverbially, in silence, silently. Th. σιγάω. 
 
 Σιγμού;, {ίσα, iv, pari. 1. a. pas., of σιγάω, 
 1. a. 2)as. ίσιγ-/ιύην. 
 
 Ί,ιγηΧοί, h, ov, silent, taciturn. Th. σιγάω. 
 
 2/yiiv, Dot. for σιγΐίν, pres, inf of the same 
 verb. 
 
 2Ι'ΓΛΑΙ, ων, α,ι, ear-rings. 
 
 Σιγλα), ων, ai, abbreviations or characters 
 used inivriting,for the sake of despatch. 
 
 "Σιγνοφόξοί, ou, KCi) vi, a Standard-bearer ; 
 also a soldier. From σίγνον, a Latin word, 
 and φ'ίξω. 
 
 'Σιγϋνη;, ου, ο, a hunting-spear ; the same 
 with σιζΰνη, Opiriari. 1. 
 
 "Σιγΰνη, Dor. for σιγωσι, 3. pi. pres. of σι- 
 γάω. 
 
 'Σιόάζίοί, Dor. for σιο^ξίο?. 
 
 ^ihct^ohiTos, ου, Ό, Dor. for σΐ^ηξοίίτος. 
 
 "Σίόβξο;, Dor. for σί^ηξο;. 
 
 Έιόοίξορ(^άξμοί;, κ, ο, Dor. that delights in 
 iron arms, warlike ; ό σιΐ'/ίξω χ^ούξων σι^α,ζο- 
 χΛξμάν, Dor. gen. pi. From σ'ίύ'/ιοο; and 
 
 2ΓΔΗ (στ'^ν), a pomegranate, both the tree 
 and fruit. From Sida, a town of Boeotia. 
 
 ^ίΐ'/ΐξίος, ους, -i'/i, vi, and Dor. -ϊα,ά, -ίον, ουν, 
 of iron. 2Ίι. σΊ^'/ίξος. 
 
 Σι'^'/]ξίυω, f ίύίω, to work in iron, to forge 
 iron. 
 
 'Σι'^'/ίξϊκοζ, h, ov, the same as σι^'/ίξίο;. 
 
 2;3'/}^/βν, ου, το, iron-work, an iron instru- 
 ment. Froin σΐ^'/ίξοξ. 
 
 'Σί'^'/ΐξίτκζ, and σι^αξίτκ;, κ, ο, Dor. for 
 
 "Σί^-ήξίτνι;, ου, Ό, a worker in iron, a smith .; 
 also a magnet. 
 
 2;§55^7t/j, itoi, n, belonging to the working 
 of iron ; σιοη^ιης γη, ground from Avhich iron 
 ore is dug ; and σιο'ήξίτίζ Xih;, the magnet or 
 stone v/hich draws iron ; also an herb, called 
 sideritis. 
 
 'Σι^'/ιξό^ετα;, iron-bound. From σί^'/ίξο? and 
 ^ίω, to bind. 
 
 2ΓΔΗΡ02, 0, iron, steel; also any weapon 
 of iron, as a sword, spear, cjc. 
 
 Έι^'ήξοφοξίω, ω, to bear arms, to use weap- 
 ons of iron, Thucyd. i, G.] 
 
 "Σι^ηξόω, ω, to arm with iron, to strengthea 
 with iron. Th. σΐ^νίξος. 
 
 "Σιόων, ωνο;, h, a city of Phoenicia, Sidon. 
 Hence 
 
 "Σΐ^ωνιοί, Ία, lov, a Sidonian. 
 
 'ΣΊίΧον, ου, το, and σίίΧο;, ου, ο, saliva, spittle- 
 fee ^taXo;, 
 
 2ΓΖΏ, f σ'ισω, or σί'έ,ω, to hiss, as hot iron 
 does ivhen j)lunged into hot water. 
 
 "Σικ.ανιοί, α,ζ, h, the ancient name of Sicity, 
 Sicania. ] 
 
 "Σίκ&νο), ων, οι, the people called Sicanians or 
 Sicilians. 
 
 "Σικάζίοί, ου, ο, a Latin word, an assassin, a 
 cut-throat, a bandit. 
 
 2ίΛ;ελ/α, αζ, h, Sicily. 
 
 "ΈιΐκίΧικος, 'A, ov, and 
 
 "ΣιζίΧοί, h, ov, Sicilian ; pL 'ΣικίΧοι, Sicil- 
 ians. 
 
 'Σίκίξο:, TO, strong drink of any kind, except 
 wine, as beer, ^c. 
 
 'Σικιμοί, ων, τά, Sichem, a city and its vi- 
 cinity. 
 
 2ΓΚΙΝΝΙ2, Zip-, and i^o$, a sort of military 
 
2IM 
 
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 212 
 
 dance. From νύω and xmu' because those 
 %vho irractise it are trua^ivoi κα) κινούμ^^οι. 
 
 "Σίχιννο;, Oil, name of a man, Sicinnus.J 
 
 'Σίκ,λο;, a shekel, a Jeivish money, iveighing 
 four Jlttic drachmce. 
 
 'Σικύκ, ας, h, a gourd (κολοκύνΰτι), because it 
 is like τω σΊκ,υΐ. Th, σ'ικυοζ, a cucumber. 
 
 "Σικ,ν/ιρα,'τοί), ου, το, a bed or ground for cu- 
 cumbers ; also ΰτ,ίν'ήλατον, because in it ffixvas 
 Ιλαννοντΰϋ. Or σι-Λν/ιζατον, because σίχυα; 
 
 2ΓΚΤ0Σ fffixijocj, ov, or (τικυος, ου, ο, and 
 in the older Greek, κιχυο;, a cucumber. Hence 
 σιχΰοί, a;, h, a gourd. 
 
 'Σικΰων, ωνος, τι, the city of Sicyon, vi the 
 Peloponnesus. '\ 
 
 "Σικ,υων'ίη., u;, 'h, Sicyonia.] 
 
 'Σιχυωνϋΰί, adv. for \κ τγιζ '^i^vcjvo;, from the 
 city of Sicycn. 
 
 2<;i v«/v«, y, ανω, p. σισ.>ί^α.γκα, to loathe, 
 have a disgust at, be tired of; p. jias. σίσικχ^ΰΐ,- 
 μαι• and 
 
 "^ΐΆχ,α,σιοί, ας, h, a loathing, disgust. From 
 
 2IKX0'2, h, b'j, disagreeable, unpleasant; 
 also disgusted, fastidious ; also one that derides, 
 a mocker, a scoffer. Hence in Engl. sick. 
 
 2ίλ«;, ov, (5, the name of a man, Silas. 
 
 2ΓΛΙΓ1\Ι2, εωζ, '/If flour of 2vueat. From 
 the Latin. 
 
 'Σιλλίκνττξίον, ου, 70, sillic3'prium, an Egyp- 
 tian tree, from the fruit of zvhich oil ims ex- 
 tracted, Herod, ii, 94. Sclnodgh. Lex. iZeroc?.] 
 
 2/λλ(3.', «c, oi, reAaiings, reproaches, sar- 
 casms ; as if from a-ihiv "Χλου;, to move the 
 eyes. Hesych. σίΧΧοζ, ^7.ιόυΆσμο;, μωμο;, 
 xaxoXoy'fCi. Also triXXc,;, α,να.φά?.α.ντος. 
 
 "Σίλλυζον, αχάν&ιον τ; α^ξον xoti ζ§ύΛιμον, Oiod. 
 Sic. I, iv, a kind of thorn-bush, the fruit of 
 which is eatable. 
 
 'Σίλλυζον, (των βιζλίΜν το Ι'ίζμχ,) the leather 
 coverinp• of books •, as f from ffu?.Xay.Qavirj, 
 because the leather encloses the book. 
 
 ΈιΧουάνο;, ov, o, the name of a man, Silvanus. 
 From the Latin. 
 
 'ΣιΧον'ί'οζ, ου, the name of a man, Silvius,] 
 
 ΣΊΧονοΒξ, ου, ό, a kind of fisli, called silurus ; 
 because erziti την ov^kv, it is continually moving 
 its tail. 
 
 2ΓΛΦΗ, ■/;;, '/-,, an insect like a moth. 
 
 2ΓΑΦΙϋΝ, ov, TO, the Jiame of a plant, 
 laserwort. 
 
 "ΣιΧακμ, 0, the name of a pool or fountain, 
 Siloam, Luke xiii, 4. 
 
 Σίμχι, the upper parts of a harp. Bat 
 
 Σιμαι, bees, as if front ιημό;. 
 
 2ΓΜΒΑ0Ν, ου, το, or ο-ίμξΧο;, ου, ό, and 
 σψΛΧη,-ηζ,'/ι, a bee-hive; asif σιμ'οΖοΧο'^, where 
 σιμ,ίΔ βά,λΧουσί μ'ίΧι, the bets deposite their 
 honey. 
 
 Σιμιω)/, or "Συμ-ΐων, ό, indecl. the name cf a 
 man, Simeon. 
 
 2/^--/?, ii, h, and nom. pi. σιμ.α), α.Ί, bees. 
 
 'ΣιμιχΊνίιον, Eee "Σ^ιμικίν^ιον. 
 
 Σιμόίϋ, ivros, Simo'is, a river ; also the name 
 of a man. 
 
 2IM0'2, 71, ov, flat-nosed ; σιμός is also 
 sloping, steep. Hence τ» α-ιμα, ΰν, steep 
 places. 
 
 Σιμότνις,νιτος, 'h, flatness of nose. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Έίμοΰντα, for Σιμ'οίντιχ,, ace. sing, of "Σιμ'οίΐ;. 
 
 "Σ'ιμων, όνος, ο, the name of a man^ Simon. 
 
 Σιμωνϊ'^'/ις, ου, ο, the name of a man, Simon- 
 ides. 
 
 "Σίνα, TO, indecl. the name of a mountain, 
 Sinai. 
 
 "Σινοίμωξίω, to ravage, lay v.-aste ; to debauch, 
 Aristoph. Nub. From 
 
 Έίνάμωξος, ov, ο xoc) h, mischieA'ous, hurtful ; 
 lascivious. From σΊνω and μόξος. 
 
 Έίνοίτίω, to contract the countenance, as in 
 eating mustard. 
 
 ΈίνΆ-η, See 2/v555r;. 
 
 "Σιναξος, ξχ, ξον, noxious, hurtful. From 
 (Γίνω. 
 
 2ΙΝΔΡ;Ν, Όνος, '>,, linen, fine linen cloth; 
 Xi-TTTcuv σίνζ'ονων, light or thin linen, thin cloth- 
 ing, Thucyd. ii, 49. So called from Ί,ιΙων, 
 ivher§ it was first made ; as loe say Nankeens 
 or Nankins,yro??i the name (f the j-)lace.'\ 
 
 Σίηται, 3. sing. pres. ind. of α-ίνομχι, to hurt. 
 
 2ΓΝΗΠΙ, and (τίνατι, ius, το, mustard. 
 
 'Σivtά'ζω, f. άσω, p. ffiifivlaKK, to fan, sift ; 
 a rareii'ord in the Greek wnters. Is. Cas. \. a. 
 \(Tiv'tot.ffx, 1. a. inf. act. σινικσαι. 
 
 2ΓΝΙ0Ν, ου, το, a sieve. From ιτΊνω. 
 
 ΣινΌτιη, V5,ri, Sinope, a city of Fontus. 
 
 Σινος, ίος, το, hurt, damage, injur3% From 
 σίνω. 
 
 ΣΙντ'Ας, ου, ό, noxious, destructive. 
 
 "Σίνομοίί, See ΣΊνω. 
 
 Σίνΰιασα,, >;?, «, α city of Italy, Sinuessa.^ 
 
 2ΓΝί11, ( σϊνω), and σίνομχί, to injure, to 
 damage ; to ravage, lay waste. 
 
 Σίνω-τηυς, Ίως, ο, an inhabitant of Sinope. j 
 
 Σίνωτ'ίζιιν, to behave lewdly ; from the cour- 
 tesan Sinope. 
 
 2Γ0Ν, ου, TO, an aquatic p)lant, sium. 
 
 2/ur, Dor. for 3-ίος, God. 
 
 2ΓΙΙΑΛ02, deformed; impure. 
 
 Σί-π-τοί^^όξο:, the name of a river in India. 
 
 2ΙΠΤΉ, τις, 71, a chest or box for holding 
 bread; according to Suidas σιτοζύτ), because 
 food is thrown into it ; tvhich has allusion to 
 σΤτος and βύω. 
 
 "ΣΊττυΧος, ου, ο, a mountain in Lycia, Sipy- 
 lus.] 
 
 Έΐξα, See "ΣίΐξΛ, and in Latin Etymol. Sira. 
 
 2ΓΡΑΙ0Ν, ου, TO, wine of which the good- 
 ness is sodden away. 
 
 Σίξος, or α•(/ξος, ου, ό, a cellar for keeping 
 corn ; as ffrom σωζός. 
 
 Σισαμ)ς, Τ^ος, h• See Σ'/ισάμτι. -. 
 
 2Γ2χ\Ρ0Ν, ου, το, a parsnip. 
 
 2Ι20Ή, ης, h, Suid. a mode of dressing the 
 liair by curling or trimming it. 
 
 2Γ2ΧΒ02, ου, ό, a fringe. 
 
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 2I2T'MBPI0N, ου, το, a tribe of plants 
 including water-cresses, Avater-rocket, ^c. 
 
 2ΙΣΤ'ΡΑ ( αιαύζοι.), «j, 'a, a garment of goat- 
 skin, with the hair on, Aristoiiili. Nub. 10.] 
 
 2<V«i βαίτ9ΐ, a coarse or ordinary garment. 
 
 'Σίσΰφοί, ου, ό, the name of a man, Sisyphus. 
 
 2Γ2ί1Ν, or σίνων, ovo;, o, a small seed of a 
 Syrian plant, like parsley. 
 
 Έίτύβ'ήν, Oor. and Ion. for ΙαΊτύό'/ιν, 1. a. 
 2^as. of σιτίω. Th. σΐτοξ. 
 
 "Σ/τανίοίί, ου, ό, a species af σίτος. 
 
 2/•τβ!|«£ι», ω, to feed, furnish provisions, ybr 
 an army, (^c] 
 
 'Σιτ'ζομα,ι, οΖμαι, to eat, feed upon ; mid. of 
 σιτίω. 
 
 Έίπυτοζ, h, ov, fattened, well-fed. 
 
 "ΣίΤίύω, f ίύσ-ω, ^). (Παύπυκκ, to fatten, to 
 nourish. Th. trTro;. 
 
 "Σιτίω, ω, to nourish, feed. From σΊτος. 
 
 ^iTtiyos, ου, ο και h, a corn -dealer. From 
 σίτος and Άγω. 
 
 Έιτ'/ΐξίσ•ίον, ου, το, provision ; rations giveyi to 
 soldiers monthly. From σίτος and αΐξ'εω. 
 
 'Σιτί'ζω, f. Ίσω, p. σεσίτιχοί, to nourish, fat- 
 ten ; J}. 2^as. σεσίτισμαι, σαι, στα,ι. Th. 
 σίτος. 
 
 Έιτίον, ου, το, food, provision, cakes. From 
 the Th. σίτος. 
 
 "Σίτισις, ίως, h, the same with 
 
 "Σιτισμος, ου, ο, the act of feeding. From 
 perf. i)as. of σιτίζω. 
 
 Έιτιστος, sj, ov, fattened, nourished. From 
 σιτίζω. 
 
 "Σιτοζολων, ωνος, ο, a granaiy. From σίτος 
 and βάλλω. 
 
 'Σιτοξολωνας, acc. pi. of the preceding. 
 
 Έιτο'^ίίοί, &ς. Ion. σιτο^ηϊνι, ας, '/ι, scarcity of 
 provisions ; famine. From σίτος and ^ίομαι. 
 
 "Σιτο^οσίΰί, α,ς, η, distribution of corn or pro- 
 visions. From σίτος and ^ί^ωμι. 
 
 ΈιίτομίΤξ'ίω, f. Υισω, p. σίσιτομίτξ'ήκοί, to 
 measure out or distribute grain. From σίτος 
 and μίτξίω. 
 
 Σίτομίτςία,, ας, h, a measuring out or dis- 
 tributing of corn, Diod. Sic. p. 89. A. ed. Rho- 
 dom. 
 
 Έιτομ,ίτξίον, ου, το, or σιτόμίτξον, Ά measure 
 or allowance of corn ; as if from μίτξον του 
 σίτου. 
 
 Έίτον, ου, το, bread made from corn. Th. 
 σίτος. 
 
 "Σιτοττοΐίΐσόαι, inf. m. of 
 
 'Σίτο<;ίοάω, to make or prepare bread ; to give 
 bread ; and σιτοττοήομαι, to be occupied in 
 making bread ; to procure bread for one's self; 
 to seek for bread ; to eat. From σίτος and 
 
 9ΐΌΐίω. 
 
 "Σιτο-τοιος, ου, ο, a baker. From σίτος and 
 
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 "ττοιιω. 
 
 "Σιτοτύλίΐς, ου, ό, a seller of corn or of bread. 
 From σίτος and ντωλ'ιω. 
 
 2ΓΤ02, ου, ό, corn ; bread ; provisions of 
 any kind ; also the act of eating ; %ίκ7ΐ σίτου, a 
 suit for alimony or support, ivhen the husband 
 
 refuses to support a wife from whom he lives 
 separate. 
 
 "Σίτοφαγος, ου, ο, Sitophagus, the name of a 
 mouse. From σίτος and φάγω. 
 
 "Σιτοφόζος, ov, ό κα) h, that bears or carries 
 corn. From σίτος and φίξω. 
 
 2ΓΤΤΑ, a shepherd's cry, used to call his 
 flock. 
 
 'Σιττΰζ'/ι, ης, ν, a garment of skins. 
 
 2ITTT'B02 [σιττΰζος], a kind of vase or 
 utensil inade of clay. Qu. f because σίτος is 
 put into it. 
 
 Σιτωνης (that σίτον ώνΰται), a purchaser of 
 corn or grain. From σίτος and ώνίομ,αι. 
 
 Έιφλος, h, ov, deformed, Ajwl. Rhod. i, 203 ; 
 feeble, imbecile, mean ; by Sync, from σιγα- 
 λός, <π being changed into φ. Hence 
 
 'Σι(pλΌω,f ώσω, to make deformed, to debase j 
 weaken. From the preceding. 
 
 2ΙΦΝ0'2, ri, ov, vacant, empty. 
 
 2ΓΦΩΝ, ωνος, 0, a syphon or crane for 
 drawing off liquors. 
 
 Σιων, TO, indecl. the name of a mountain, Sion. 
 
 Σιώττα,, 2)res. imperat. of 
 
 2IfiriA'il,y. ήσω,ρ. σζσιύνηκα, to be silent, 
 to keep silence, to pass ο\α.χ ; imperf. Χσιωτταον, 
 ων, -αις, ας, -αι, α, pres. imperat, act. σιω<:ίαί, a, 
 1. a. Ισιώ^Τ'/ισα, 1. a. subj. act. σιω-ττήσω, τις, ^. 
 Hence 
 
 Σιω'ττη, ης, h, sileiice, taciturnity ; σιω-^η, dat. 
 is used adverbially, silently, in silence. From, 
 σιωταω. 
 
 Έιωττ'/ιιτΊς, ίως, h, silence. From, 3. pres. 
 2'>crf jms. of σιωττάω. 
 
 2ΚΑ'Ζί1, f. άσω, 2)' 'ίσζακ,α, to be lame, 
 to limp. 
 
 Έχαιας '^τύλας, the Sc3can gate, o?^ the hft 
 2)art of the city ; acc. 2>l' See "Σκαιος. 
 
 'Σκαιγ, dat. sing. Ion. of 
 
 "Σζαιος, a, ov, of the left hand ; also foolish, 
 stupid ; rough, rustic ; inhuman, wicked. From, 
 Th. σκάζω. 
 
 "ΣκΆίοσνν/ι, ης, ή, and 
 
 ΣίκαιΌτης, ητος, η, stupidity, weakness, awk- 
 wardness. From σκαιός. 
 
 2ΚΑΓΡί1, f αξω, to leap, skip, bound. 
 
 Σκοιιως, adv. on the left, unluckily. From 
 σκαιος. 
 
 Σκαλαζωτ'/ΐς, ου, ό, a small lizard. See Άσχά- 
 λοίζος, 
 
 Σκaλiύω,f. ίύσω, to dig. From Th. σκάλλω. 
 
 "Σκαληνος, η, ov, oblique, unequal ; having 
 unequal sides ; odd number. From σκάζω. 
 
 Σκαλίζω, f. ίσω, the same as σκαλίύίκ), and 
 from the same. 
 
 Σκαλίς, ΐ'Ος, ήι and σκαλιστήξίον, ου, το, an 
 instrument for digging or hoeing, a hoe. 
 
 2ΚΑ'ΛΛΩ, to dig, to hoe, to scratch as 
 hens do ; to search into, Sei^tuag. Hence σκα- 
 λΐύω, and σκοί,λίζω. 
 
 Σχαλμος, ου, ο, a pin or peg to which the oar 
 is attached in rowing, technically called the thole 
 or thole-pin. It is also used for the A'^essel or 
 boat itself. From σκάλλω. 
 
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 ^κάλο-φ, orTo!, ό, a mole, so called because it 
 digs under groii?id. 
 
 'Σχα/ίΛκν'^ξίο;, ov, of or belonging to the Sca- 
 mander. From 
 
 'Σκκμαν'^ξο;, ov, o, the Scamander, α river. 
 
 "Σχα,μζοί, ου, oblique, crooked, tmsted, bent. 
 From α-χύζω. 
 
 2ΚΑΜΜΩ'ΝΙΑ, «?, vi, or -ov, ov, το, the 
 herb scammony. 
 
 2.•-ίαν«, Άί, u, Dor. for ffx-nr/i. 
 'Σκ,αν^α7.ίζΜ, f. ίσω, to cause to stumble ; 
 hence to cause to sin, to be an occasion of sin- 
 ning, to induce to sin ; σκα,ν^ίκ,ΧίΖ,ομαι εν τινι, 
 to commit sin in respect to any one, i, e. to 
 desert, abandon, Mat. xxvi, 31 •, also to be 
 dravrn into false and injurious opinions repect- 
 ino- anv one. Mat. xi, 6 ; also to offend, rendea• 
 indignant; and pas. to be mdignant ; 1. σ. 
 ία-καν^άλισ-α, 1. ff. subj. (Τκοι,ί'^χλίΐΤΜ, '/<;, r,, and 
 1. pi. ωμίν, Jjeif. act. Ιτκαν^άλικα, 1. a. ind. 
 pas. Itncav^aXicrhv, '/,;, y;,!. a. subj.pas. σκα',^α- 
 Χατύω, 55?, 57, and 2. 2)1. σχχν^Άλιίτί^ΐιτι, 1. a. 
 pas. σΆα-νυοί,λισν'/ϋΤομαι, >?, £τλ/. This verb is 
 found only in the N. Test, and the Ecclesiasii- 
 \•αΙ writers. See WaliVs Lex.'] 
 
 ^κάν'ίο,λον, ov, TO, a stumbling-block, a trap, 
 a share ; a cause of offence. Th. σχάζω. 
 
 2ΚΑ'ΝΛΙλ, Tko:, 0, a kind of herb, chervil 
 or cicely. 
 
 ^κανίο^ΰίζα;, or rather (r:uvoao'iZ,M, to strike j 
 the nose with the middle finger, to nllip ; σαα- 
 ξ'ιζω, in the same sense in Hcsych. 
 
 '^,κάνύνι?, ίκ,ξά,ζζοίτον^'Ά couch or bed. &ί? 
 ''Affxavrn;. 
 
 2κάν<3,', faWiOL, ζώλυμοί, Hesych.J fault, im- 
 pediment •, as if something done σκ,οι,ιωζ . 
 
 ^κοί-ττανη, and Dor. -a., h, the act of digging ; 
 a spade, a hoe. From σκά'τττί, to dig. 
 
 Ικ,οί-τΓΐΰζα., αζ, h, a kind of game or sport, 
 Pollux, lib. ix, c. 7. 
 
 'Σχάττίτο;, ov, 0, a ditch, trench ; a grave. 
 Th. σκ.ά'ΤΤ'τω. 
 
 Ίζα-ττνίζ, r.nog, ο, a digger. From σκά-τττω. 
 
 'Σ-,ίο.'τττησνλ'Λ, '/??, h, a city of Thrace, Scap- 
 tesyla. 
 
 ''S.y.a.-TTTniro, 3. si)ig. opt. jms. of ίτκ,ύτττω. 
 
 2ΚΑΊΙΤΩ,/. -^pM, 1. η. ίσκ,οί-^Ά, 1. a. subj. 
 act. ΰ-κά-φω, ψ, -Λ, psrf. 'Uy^ipa., to dig, exca- 
 vate ; to clear out. 
 
 "Σκα^ν-μνίσοι, or σκ.χξοαμόττ'Μ, to wink the 
 eyes. From o'Ko.if'j and μΰω. 
 
 'Σκκζ^μο;, ov, 0, a leap, a jump. From 
 
 'Σχ'Κζίζο', to leap ; to palpitate ; to bubble. 
 From σκΆίζω. 
 
 ^/•ί'/ζίίί the same u'ith σκάροζ. 
 
 Σχ.ο!.ριφίόω, to make an outline, to sketch ; to 
 scarify. From 
 
 2ΚΑ'ΡΙΦ02, ov, Ό, a style or pen, a pen- 
 cil ; also a straw, reed ; as if from κύςφος. 
 
 '^χ.άοοί, β ν, Ό, α land of fishes, called scarus. 
 Th. σκ,αΐοω. 
 ' ΊπάΖ^ο',, ου, ο, having large, projecting an- 
 t-ies ; who frK%'i!>u (or leaps) with difficulty. 
 
 'ΣχαφίΤίτα, part. 2. a. pias. f. g. of β-χάίτ- 
 
 τω. 
 
 'Σκκφ'/], fis, 'h, any hollow A'essel; a boat, a 
 
 canoe ; hence the English word skiff. From 
 
 ιτκύ'ρι-τω, because made of ho^ovf trees. But 
 
 "Σκ,οίφγι, 7>ζ, 71, a ditch, trench. Th. <τχά<^τω. 
 
 Έκαφ&ηνοα, 1. α. iff. pas. of σκά-Λτω, f. •φύ/, 
 
 1 . a. pas. ίσχ,άφϋτιν, 2. a. pas. Ισκάφην. 
 
 Έκοίφίον, ov, TO, a little boat ; any vessel, a 
 drinking cup; a spade; a kind o/" tonsure;• the 
 head or skuU, ylristoph. Fi-om 
 
 "Σκ,αφ);, ί'^ο;, h, a milk-pail, a utensil for hold- 
 ing honey. Th. σχύ,'τττω. 
 
 Σκ,άφο;, ίος, το, a ditch, a digging. Same Th. 
 
 "Σχε^κ, Bceot. for σκ,ί^άσ-/,, 2. sing. l.y. m. of 
 
 ο•κίύάαι, or -άζω, ^.f m. <τ»ί}ά/τομοα, σκί^α,σγι, 
 
 and ff being taken away, cxiBav, ivhence by 
 
 Crasis σ-^ι^Ζ. 
 
 Σκί^άζα, See 2«ίδά«. 
 "Σ^α^άίπι;, 2. sing, l.f act. of 
 2ΚΕΔΑΏ, -άζω, and σ-κ,ϊΐάνννμι, f. άσω^ 
 p. la-yJihcixot., to scatter, dissipate ; to disperse. 
 Hence perhaps in English τυ scatter. 
 
 2ΚΕΙΘΡ0'2, ξκ, ξο\ι, exquisite, exact, fin- 
 ished. 
 
 2KErPfil\, ovos, 0, the ivind Sciron, which 
 blows frojn the Scironian hills. 
 
 Σχίλίτον, TOyScd. σωμοί, a dried body, a skele- 
 ton. From 
 
 Σχίλίτοί, '/I, ov, dried, exsiccated. From 
 Th. σκΊλΧω, to make dr}-. 
 
 2«-λί'ί<;, the saine ivith σκίλλω. 
 "Σχίλ'/ι, nom. pi. of σκΊλοζ, sej, τΌ. 
 'ΣχίλΐύίγΙί, a breaking of the legs. From, 
 σκίλο; and α,γω, to break. 
 
 'Σκ.ίλΊ'ζω, f. ίσω, p. Ισκίλικα, to debilitate, 
 overturn. 
 
 2/tiX/V, t'hoi, r„ a leg of bacon. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Σχίλλοζ, 71, OV, dry, arid, parched ; also dis- 
 torted. From 
 
 2ΚΕΆΛΩ, /. ίλω, 1, a. ίσχτιλα, to make 
 dr}-, desiccate, maive slender. Hence σχίλίτοί, 
 dried ; also dead. 
 
 2ΚΕ'Λ02, ios, TO, a leg, a foot. 
 "Σχίτοί, coverings ; ace. pi. by Aj)OCope for 
 σχί-ττάσμοίτα. See ΣχΊ-ττα,σμ-Ά. 
 
 Έχίτάξω, f. άσω, to cover, shelter, protect, 
 envelope. Tk. σχίτω. 
 
 2ΚΕ'ΠΑΡΝ0Ν, ου, το, an axe, a hatchet. 
 Σχΐ•τάσοί;, part. 1. a. act. if σχί'ττάΖ,ω. 
 Σχιπα-σα, ίως, τι, Ά covering, a shelter ; and 
 Σχίττκσμοί, οίτοζ, το, a covering, protection ; 
 a veil. Froin the same. 
 
 Σχι-ζοίστ'/ι;, ov, ό, a coA^erer, protector ; and 
 Σχί^κστο;, h, ov, covered, sheltered ; aiid 
 ΣχΊ-ττν,στζον, ov, TO, a covering. From σχι- 
 •ττά'ζω. 
 
 Σχίττάο), the same with αχι-ττάΧ,ω. 
 Σχ7)Τ7ΐ, 7ΐί, 71, a covering ; clothing ; protec- 
 tion, shelter, defence •, a pretext or pretence, 
 Herod. From σχί'τω. 
 
 Σχ-τίΊνο;, h, ov, protected, fortified, covered. 
 From σκίτω. 
 
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 '2»tffrte, Ion. for ο-κ,ίττου, pres. impeT. m. 
 ef σκΊττομαι,^. m. τκί-φομαί. 
 
 2«£?ττεον, verbal, adj. it must be considered, 
 we must examine. From σχίττομχ/. 
 
 2ΚΕ'ΠΤ0ΜΑΙ, to look around, survey, 
 consider, examine ; to reflect on ; 2)art. pres. 
 m. (Τκί^τό/Λίνοξ, f. ni. •φο/ΛΚί' J), pas. 'ίσχεμ.- 
 μα/, 9Γ<τοί,ι, ίττα/, p. m. 'ί'τκο'χα.. 
 
 2ΚΕ'ΠΩ, f. -φω, to cover, veil, protect, 
 shelter. 
 
 Έκίξξόλοζ, ov, 'ΛΆΙ h•, a calumniator, reviler ; 
 as if from χ.ία.ζ and βάλλω, to aim at the feel- 
 ings with words. 
 
 'Σx,zυuytuyίωi &/, to carry military utensils 
 and implements, to pack up one's eifectsybr 
 removing. 
 
 'Σχιυα,γωγοζ, ου, ό κοά h, that carries baggage, 
 ^c. a camp-boy. See the preceding verb. 
 From, σχίΰοζ and aya). 
 
 'Σκ,ίυά'ζω, f. άσω, to prepare, equip, furnish, 
 fit out. From σχιΖο;. 
 
 Σχίυχί) α, ο, Sceva, the name of the high 
 priest, Acts xix, 14. 
 
 Έχΐυαα-ία,, as, h, preparation, condiment or 
 seasoning. 
 
 ^κτύασμα, κτα;, τά, that which is prepared, 
 any composition or preparation ; as of medicine 
 
 ^xsvxffroi, {?, ov, prepared, made, compound- 
 ed or put together. From σχίυάζω. 
 
 "Σχίυίι, ns, hi preparation ; all kinds of ar- 
 mour and other equipments ; equipage ; load- 
 ing of a vessel, .|-c.; apparel, dress, Thucyd. 1. 
 130; ornament, furniture.] 
 
 2KET~02, ίοζ, TO, a vessel, utensil, imple- 
 ment, furniture, apparatus ; σκίύ'/ι, military im- 
 plements or baggage ; the tackling of a ship ; 
 in Acts xxvii, i7, probably the mast, which 
 was lowered with the sails in the vessels of the 
 ancients. See WahVs Lex.^ 
 
 Έχίυοφοξίω, ω, to carry or bear baggage or 
 implements. 
 
 "ΣχίνοφΌ^ος, ου, ο χ») h, he that carries bag- 
 gage or moveables. From σχιΰοζ and φίξία. 
 
 "Σχίνοψϋλαζ, axof, ο xcc) 'h, the keeper of 
 baggage, utensils, or furniture. From, σχιυοζ 
 and φύλα'^. 
 
 "Σχίνωξίω, or (Τχίυωξίομοίΐ, to take care of 
 baggage or utensils ; to plot, contrive ; to 
 watch for ; to examine scrupulously. From 
 
 "ΣχιυΜζο;, ου, ο χα) h, the same ivith σχινοφύ- 
 λα|• Fro?n σχίΖοξ ond ωξχ, 
 
 'Σχί•φα.(τ^αι, 1. a. inf. m. σκ^-^/όμίνοξ, part. 
 l.f. m. of σχί'Ττομαι. 
 
 "Σχί-φΐξ, sui, «, contemplation, examination, 
 reflection like what the Sceptics practise ; a 
 treatise. From σχί'τττομαι. 
 
 'Σχΐίλνι, 3. sing. 1, a. subj. of ιτχίλλω, or 
 ο'χάλλω, f σχα,λω, 1. a. Μαχαλά., and ίσχηλα,• 
 hence 1. a. opt. ^ol. (τχήλίΐκ, »?, £, 1. a. 
 subj. act. σκήλω, '/is, 57, 1. a. irif. (τκγιλοίΐ. 
 
 'Σκνινάω, ω, to pitch a tent, to dwell in, to 
 inhabit. From α•χ^ινή•'\ 
 
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 "Ίιχ'/ιήω, the same with the preceding, and 
 from the same. Thucyd. ii, 52. 
 
 '^xmriT'/is, ου, ό, dwelling in a tent. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 2KHNH', vii, ri, a tent, booth, tabernacle ; 
 any temporary dwelling ; a house, and thence 
 a family iV. Test. ; a stage or theatre ; hence 
 in Engl, scene. 
 
 Ix'/ivixo}, ου, scenic, belonging to the stage. 
 From σχ'/ιν/ι. 
 
 ^κ'/ιύτΓτω, the same with σχοξττίζω, as if 
 from ffxnvoi Ίτνιιν, to hurt the body ; <τχ?ίνοί, 
 the body, in which the soul dwells, ffxnvu. 
 
 'ΣxΫ|vΰyξoίφίci, as, h, the scenery or decora- 
 tions of a theatre ; the painting of sceneiy or 
 landscapes, ^c] 
 
 2x>jve'T>jQ//a, «i, h, the pitching of tents or 
 booths ; the festiA^al of the Jews, so called in 
 commemoration of their forty years^ wandering 
 in the desert, Zech. xiv, 16, John vii, 2 ; a-xy;- 
 voT'^yioc, τα, also occurs. From σχην'Λ and 
 •^'nyvυμι. 
 
 'Σχ'/ινοτΓοάίιΐ, to made tents or tabernacles. 
 From trx'/ivh and ττοιίω. 
 
 'Σχ' /ivo'xoius, ου, ο and «, a tent-maker, Acts 
 xviii, 3. F't'om the same. 
 
 Έχ^ίνος, so;, to, a tabernacle, a tent ; in the 
 Script, the body. From the Th. σχνιν/ι. 
 
 2«>;*eiy, f. ύαω, p. \irx7)vuxa,, 1. a. iffxvi- 
 vMtra, to pitch one's tent, to dwell, inhabit. 
 From the same. 
 
 Έχ^νωμα, arog, το, a tabernacle, tent ; by 
 Metaph. the human body, 2 Pet. i, 13, 14. 
 From 1 . j^ers. perf. pas. of ffxnv'oca. 
 
 '2x>3'^avto'j, ov, TO, and Ion. σχ^ΐ'τ^νιον, and 
 Dor. α-χατάνίον, a staff^ a cane, a rod. From 
 (τχ^ττω, to lean upon. 
 
 Έχητίων, ωνοί, ό, the name of a man, Scipio.] 
 
 ^χ'ήττομαι, to support one's self, as unlh a 
 cane ; to fall upon like iightning ,• to feign, 
 fnake excuses. From the Th. σχνιντω. 
 
 2«>?ίττβ5, oZ, 0, lightning ; a storm, Th. 
 (Τχήτ^ω. 
 
 "Σχί^ττοΖχος, ου, β χαι ^, bearing a sceptre. 
 From ffxOj -ττξον and 'ίχ;ω. 
 
 2x5j!TT^ov, ου, το, (ί sceptre ; properly a staff 
 or rod, ΐψοη ivhich one σχνι-τττίται, or leans. 
 
 2ΚΗ'ΠΤί1, to send down with violence or 
 with a crash ; to strike like lightning ; to lean 
 upon, to rush or fall down. 
 
 ^κ'/ΐ'των, ωνοί, ό, a staff. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 '2χ*ΐξί'^τω, the same as σχ'Λ'τττω. 
 
 ^χΐί•φΐζ, £ωζ, vi, a pretence, a pretext, a false 
 excuse. From Th. σχ7ΐ•^τω. 
 
 2KIA\ ας, 91, shade ; a guest or companion, 
 so called because he xix (from xiuj, or accom- 
 panies us. 
 
 Ιχιαγξαφίω, to sketch, delineate in outline. 
 From σχίΆ and γξάφω, 
 
 Ixiay^oiipla, as, h, a delineation, an outline, 
 a sketch ; also painting in chiaro-scuro, Cam- 
 bridge Mus. Critic, vol. i, 260.J 
 
 2»/«^/flv, ov, TO, a little shade. 
 
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 Σκιάζω, f. αίω, p. lifziaxa, to COVer with a 
 shade, to overshadow. From σκ.Ί(χ.. 
 
 'Σκ,ιαμκ^ίω, u, to fight with a shadow, i. e. 
 to contend or labour in vain. From. α•κια. and 
 μάχομαι. 
 
 ^χιαμαχΊχ, a;, ri, a fighting with a shadow 
 or with an unresisting adversary. 
 
 "Σκίαξαν ταγαν, Dor. for (τκικξων rriyuv, 
 shady fountains. 
 
 Σκιαζόζ, and σκίίξος, ξχ, ξον, shady. From 
 Th. ffKia 
 
 Σκια,ί, α^οζ, h, an arched shade, a shady 
 arcade, a tent or awning. 
 
 Σχίο,τξοφίω, to live in the shade. From 
 trxia and τξίφω. 
 
 Σχίάω,/. ά,σω, to shade, overshadow. From 
 Th. ιτκ,ιά. 
 
 2ΚΙΤΓ02, or (τκΐγχος, ου, ό, a land-croc- 
 odile or lizard, used in medicine ; the sldnk. 
 
 2«i^va^£v>j, j'jari. pres. pas.f, g. of 
 
 Σκί^νημι, and ffxt^va, to disperse, scatter, 
 dissipate; mid. ο-κί^ναμαι, to dissent; 3. pi. 
 impeyj^. jms. Ισ'κί'^να,ντο. Th. α•κί^άα>, which 
 see. 
 
 Σχιίξοί, See ΣκίΆξός. 
 
 Σχιγ, dot. Ion, of σκιά. 
 
 Σχιγινξοφΰν, Ion. for σχίΧΤξοφίΤν. 
 
 2ΚΓΛΛΑ, πί, 91, the bulbous root called 
 squills. 
 
 2ΚΙΜΑΛΓΖΩ, to point the finger bi/ way 
 of scorn ; properly, to ascertain whether folds 
 have eggs. 
 
 Σχιμζοί, Yi, ov, lame, limping ; because such 
 an one (ΤχΊμ'^'ηι on a support, or from σχα-μ- 
 
 Σχιμττό^ον, w, 70, a couch or small bed, a 
 litter. 
 
 Σχίμ-τουξ, o^as, ό, the same. From σχίμ-τται 
 and Tfoui. 
 
 Σχ\μ<^Ύω, and σχήμ'τΓνω, to strive ; fall 
 upon, strike ; be near to ; hence σχίμφύ•/), it is 
 fixed, Ion. Th. σχήττω. 
 
 Σχίμφβ•/!, ΙοΊΐ. for ία-χίμφβ'/ι, 5. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Σχίνα,'^, α,χοζ, ο, h, το, active, nimble. From 
 
 ΣχίνΆξ, α,ζοζ, το, the young of an animal ; 
 as if from σχι^τάω. 
 
 Σχίν'^α,λμοί, ου, ό, a chip, a shaving of a 
 reed or jnece of wood ,• hence used fur subtle- 
 ties or trifling in argument, Anstoph. Nub. 
 131. Hence in Engl, a shingle or thin 
 board for covering a roof See Σρ,^ίν^αλμόζ.] 
 
 2ΚΙΝΔΑΨ0'2, οΰ, ό, α plant resembling 
 ivy ; also a musical instrument of four strings. 
 
 2ΚΙΝΘ0'2, h, ov, shipwrecked ; also sub- 
 stantively, a diver. 
 
 Σκίογξαφα$, ου, ό χα,) h, the same with 
 (Τχιχγξο,φος. 
 
 Σχ/οίΐς, Όκτσα,, όίν, shady, ace. a-xioivroi. 
 Th. (fxta. 
 
 Σχίουςοζ, a squirrel, so called because he 
 shades himself with his tail. From σκιά and 
 
 Σχιοωντο, Ion. and Poet, for ItrxiZvro, 3. pL 
 imperf.pas. of σχιάω, f άσω. Th. σχιά. 
 
 Σχίτνοί,ϊοξ, am, αΐον, Δο\ν, tardy, leaning 
 upon a stafi'as he goes. Th. (τχή^τω. 
 
 Σχίξον, ου, το, a shade. From σχία. But 
 (τχίξα, τα, a certain festival at Athens ; whence 
 σχίξοφοριων. 
 
 2ΚΓΡ02, ου, ο, fragments or chips of mar- 
 ble; cement, plaster. Probably from σχϊω, 
 for ^ίω. Iletice 
 
 Σχίρροζ, ου, ο, a tumour called schirrus in 
 the liver, c^'C. because resembling σκίξω. 
 
 Σχΐξτασ•νιτί, for which we read σχίξτάιτνιτί,^ 
 2. pi. 1. a. imperat. Dor. for (τχίζτ-ήσαη, 
 from 
 
 Σχίξτάω, f riitu, p. ΙσχΊξτνικα, to leap, to 
 bound, to skip; 1. a. imperat. >τχΐξΤ'/ι<τον, arot, 
 and in 2. jil. α•χΐξτ^ατΐ. Th. α-χαίξω. . ence 
 αναίτχίζτάω in the same sense, jEsop.^ 
 
 Σχίξτνιται, 1. a. inf. act. of the preceding. 
 
 Σχίξτο9Τοήω, ω, to make skip or leap. From, 
 
 Σχίξτόΰο, ω, the same with τοήω. 
 
 Σζέξτύΰα -iv, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of βτχίξτάω. 
 
 2ΚΓΤΑΛ0Ι fa-xiT&XoiJ, ων, οι, vile or 
 worthless men ; from Sciton, a man notorious 
 for his wickedness. 
 
 Σκιω^Άς, ios, xa) h, shady, dark, obscure. 
 Th. ffxia. 
 
 Σχλεω, and ο'χλίίμι, to be hardy^'om dryness, 
 by Sync, for α-χΐλίω. Th. α•χίλλω. 
 
 ΣχλΤιναι, 2. a. inf. of βχ'Κημι, (from αχλίω) 
 p. sffxX'/ixa, 2. a. ϊσχΧνιν. Th. σχίλλω, 
 
 Σχλ'/ίξαγωγίω, ω, to treat or bring up 
 roughly. From σ•χλ'/ΐξο; and αγω. 
 
 Σχλπξία, as, h, harshness, roughness. From 
 ιΤχλτίξόοζ. 
 
 Σχλνίζοχα^ία, as, ίι, hardness of heart, 
 as if from σ•χλ'/ΐζά χχξ^ία, liard hearts, Matth. 
 xix, 8. 
 
 ΣχΧ7ΐξοχά^ιο5, ου, ό χα) h, hard of heart. 
 
 Σκλ7|ξo'7fζ()trω^pfos, ου, ο χα) '/ι, hard-featured, 
 impudent. From <χροσω•χον, and 
 
 Σχλ'/ίξο?, a, ov, hard, rough. Th. σχελλω. 
 
 Σκλίηξότ' /is, ^roi, 0, hardness. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Σχλ'/ίξοτξάχ^ί^λοι, ου, ό χα) ίι, stifF-necked, 
 hard-necked ; Metaph. from an unbroken 
 horse. From σχλνίζΟί and τξά^τ^λοί. 
 
 Σχλπξϋνω, f. ϋνω, to harden, render hard, 
 obstinate, or stubborn ; 1. o. Ισχλγίξυνα, 1. a, 
 subj. act. σ•χλ9ΐζύνω, yis, y imperf. pas. ϊσχΧνι- 
 ρυν'ομγιν, ου, ιτο, 1. a. ind. pas. ίίτχλνίξύνΰνιν, tig, 
 '/I, 1 . a. subj. pas. σχλ'ηξυνθω, vis, γ. From 
 . (rxXn^os. Th. (ΤχιΧλω. 
 
 Σχλπξω, Dor. for σχΧτίξου, gen. and ΐτκΧη- 
 
 ξ05' 
 
 Σχλ'/ίξω?, adv. roughly, rudely, harshly. 
 From ίτχλ7ΐξ05. 
 
 2»y/<roi, h, ov, sparing, parsimonious, avari- 
 cious. From ffxy)•^, a gnat or worm, because 
 it is μιχξόζοξος, or living upon little. 
 
 Σχνιφο$, 91, ov, Att. dull of sight, near-sight- 
 ed ; by the Attics, darkness. 
 
 Σχν)•^/, the same xvith χνΐ-ψ. 
 
2K0 
 
 Ϋ47' 
 
 2ΚΤ 
 
 ^Koiof, a, oVf dense, shady. 
 
 Έ,χ^λίύζω, to be oblique or crooked in one's 
 conduct. From σκολ/οζ. 
 
 "Σχολί^τι, dat. pi. Ion, f. g. for ιτκο\ικ7ζ^ 
 which is from- 
 
 2K0AI0'2, a, ev, crooked, tortuous, and 
 by Metaph. depraved, crafty. 
 
 'Σκολιότί^;, tiTo;, i, crookedness, obliquity, 
 tortuousness, perversity. 
 
 "Σχολιόύ), to make crooked or perverse. 
 From σκολ/οξ. 
 
 'Σχολιω;^ adv. obliquely, tortuously. 
 
 'Σ'Λολλυ;, ό, hair; because it is σ-κ,ολιο;^ or 
 curled. 
 
 SKOAO'IIAS, ακ,οί, fl, a large kind of 
 snipe- or woodcock ; a kind of fish with a long 
 snout, like a (Τκ,όλοτοξ. See ^ Ao'xkXu^os.'] 
 
 ^κόλοτΒίζ, ace, ]>l. of σκ.όλο'φ. 
 
 2Κ0Α0ΓΙΕ'ΝΔΡΑ, c^s, h, an animal of 
 the centipede tnbe, a scolopendra. 
 
 'Σκόλης, a kind of' spine or thorn ; because it 
 cxvXXti, or hurts. 
 
 2Κ0'Α0Ψ, όνος, ό, a sharpened stake, any 
 thing sharpened or pointed ; also a cross or 
 crucifix. 
 
 "Σκ,ολύόξίον, ου, re, a low seat or stool. Plat. 
 Euthydem. J). 217. F. See the next word.'\ 
 
 Σχόλνβζος, ου, low, sparing ; also a low seat. 
 See the preceding. Qu. if froyn ο-κίλλος, dry. 
 
 2K0'ATM02 ( σκοΧύ^^ος ), ου, ο, a sort of 
 thistle ; an artichoke ; as if from σκάλος, or 
 from 
 
 2Κ0ΑΤ'ΠΤΩ, /. -φω, to lacerate, tear, 
 mutilate. 
 
 Σχόλνφξος, harsh, morose, crabbed ; as if 
 ifKoXiov φ'ίζων. 
 
 2K0'MBP02, ov, 0, a sort offish, jirobablt/ 
 a, mackerel, of the thunny tribe. 
 
 Σχοτοίΐος, or σχω'ττοΰος, ου, ο, a dwarf. 
 
 2«β5Τ£Γ, 3. sing. pres. ind. and 
 
 Σχότίι, pres. imperat. and 
 
 Σχοτίίν, pres. inf. of σχο'ττίω. 
 
 'Σχόνίλον, ου, 70, a high rock ; used for a 
 sepulchre, 2 Kings xxiii, 17. 
 
 'ΣχΌ'Τίλος, ου, ο, Ά high rock, a high place, 
 an eminence from, which we may σχο^ηΐν, or 
 look out. Th. trxi-Trrofjt-oii. 
 
 Σχοτηύύι), f. ιύσω, to look around, examine, 
 watch, spy. From 
 
 ΣχοτΓΐω, ω, the same with the preceding •, 
 pres. imperat, σχό-^τα, ε/, and in 2. pi. σχο- 
 <7t'iiTi, iiti, part, pres. σχο'^ίων, ων, f. γκτω, 
 
 p. \(fxO'JfVlXO!.. 
 
 2«o5rw, 3. sing, pres, subj. act. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Σχοίτνίί iji, 'h, a watch-tower, an eminence ; 
 and 
 
 "Σχοτίοι, ας, h, the same as the preceding and 
 from the same verb. 
 
 Σχοτηοιζίμίν, Ion, or Dor, for σχο'η'ίάζίΐν, 
 pres. inf. act. of 
 
 "Σχοτιάξω^ to watch, observe. From ffxo- 
 
 ^Kortrit 5Jf, dat. and gen» Jon. of cxoxik. 
 
 I "Σχο^ος, ου, ό χα) h, a watchman, sentinel ; 
 I observer, spy •, σχοττιί, or ιτχί-ρτητα,ι. Also 
 j Σκο-ττοζ, οΰ, ο, the scope, object, aim. Th* 
 
 tfx'fZTO^Cil. 
 
 I Σχοτουντα,, ace. sing. m. g. and 
 
 Σχί-τοΰνης, nom. pi. part. pres. of trxo-riai, 
 I Σχΰζαχίξω, literally, to send to the crows ; 
 [ to turn away any one angrily ; to treat con- 
 tumeliously. From χό^αξ, which see, 
 
 Σχοζαχισμος, ου, ο, contumely. 
 
 2Κ0ΡΔΙΝΛΌΜΑΙ, to stretch and yawn 
 as in waking up, Qu. f from χόζος and 
 tivuffSoii, because that motion of body proceeds 
 from satiety and weariness. 
 
 Σχόζ^ίον, an herb having the odour of garlic, 
 used in malignant diseases. From σχόξο^ον. 
 
 ΣχοζοΥιζω, to feed with garlic. From 
 
 2Κ0'Ρ0Δ0Ν, ου, τό, garlic ; as if from 
 (τχύί/ξ οξειν, because it smells strong. 
 
 Σχοξο'^ων, ωνος, ο, a garlic-bed in a garden. 
 
 Σχοξ<τί}(βν, ου, το, a little scorpion ; an en- 
 gine of war. 
 
 2Κ0ΡΠΓΖΩ,/. itru, p. Ια-κόξτηχιι, to scat- 
 ter, disperse, dissipate; 1. a. j^us. Ισ-χοξττία-^ίΐν, 
 1. a. subj. pas. (τκοξ'τισ'ύω• as if from σχαύζω. 
 
 2ΚΟΡ'ΠΙ02, ου, ο, a scorpion ; a serpent. 
 From ro σχοξ-ττιΖ,ζιν τέν lov, or scattering 
 poison. 
 
 ΣχοξΡΓίίτό'/ια-ζ, 2. pi. 1. a, subj. pas. of <τχοζ- 
 τίζαι. 
 
 Σχοτάζω, f άαω, p. ίσχΌταχα., to darken, 
 to obscure ; also to become dark. 
 
 Σχοτιιύς, 55, h, dark, obscure ; nom. pi. 
 n. g, (fxoTUva. Th. σχότος, 
 
 Σχοτία, ας, 'h, darkness ; also a dark place.] 
 
 Σχοτίζίυ, f. 'itteu, p. ϊτχότιχα, to darken, to 
 cover with darkness ; peif. pas. ϊσχΌησμαι^ 
 part. perf. pas. ί^χοτια-μίνος, η, ov, 1. a. pas. 
 ίσχοτΊΐτβην, *ις, vi, \. a, imperat. pas. ίχοτ'κϊβητι^ 
 ν\τω, and 3. pi. (τχοτισθήτωαα,ν, 1. a. subj. pas. 
 ffxornfum, ij?, VI, l.f pas. <τχοηα•βνοΌμχι. Th» 
 (Τχότος. 
 
 Σχότίος, ίχ, ίον, dark ; obscure, of obscure or 
 illegitimate birth. From the same Th. 
 
 Σχοτο'^ινίάο'οα, 1. α. iff. act. of 
 
 Σχοτο'^ινιάω, to be dizzy. From ffxoros 
 and ^Iv'/i. 
 
 Σχοτόας, Ό%((σΆ, όίν, dark. Th. (τχάτος. 
 
 Σχοτο[Λνιν7), ης, h, a dark or moonless night ; 
 and 
 
 Σχοτομ'/ινία, νις, 'h, the same ; and 
 
 Σχοτομνινιος, ου, ο xui h, moonless, an epi- 
 thet of the night. From σκότος and μήνη. 
 
 2KO'T02, ou, 0, or ζος, ro, darkness. 
 From σχιά. 
 
 Σκοτόω, f, uifui, p. ία-χάτωχα, to darken, en- 
 velope in darkness ; pres. pas. σχοτόομαι, od- 
 μαι, J), pas. \σχότωμοα, part. p. pas. ίιτχοτω- 
 μίνος, η, ov. From the preceding. 
 
 Σχότωμοί, ατός, ro, a dizziness or turning of 
 the head. From σχοτόω. 
 
 Σχουτάζίον, a small shield or buckler. From 
 the Lat. 
 
 Σκυζ»λίζω, f. ίβ'ω, p. iffxvSuXmBif to cast 
 
2ΚΤ 
 
 748 
 
 ΣΜΑ 
 
 away with scorn, as dung, or any worthless 
 thing; to scorn •, pres. pas. α-κυζχλίζομοα, 1. ά. 
 m- ίίΤκνζχλίίτύμ'/ίν. From σκ.ΰζα,λον. 
 
 ^κυζά,λΐίτμα, ατο$, το, a thing rejected with 
 scorn or contempt. See the preceding. 
 
 2ΚΤ'ΒΑΛ0Ν ( σανΖοϋΧον ) 1 ου, το, dung, 
 ordure, excrement ; rubbish ; as if because to7s 
 xvfft βαλλί/αενβν, it is thrown to the dogs. 
 
 "Σχυ^μαίνω, to be angry with. From οΉ,ύζω. 
 
 "Σχϋξάω, to go after the female, as a7iimals. 
 
 "Σχι/ζομίνω, dat. siiig. part. pres. pas. of 
 
 'Σχ.ύζΐύ, to use a caressing tone or manner, 
 as dogs do ; also to irritate, pnovoke ; pj^es. 
 pas, σκύ'ζομ.οι,ι. From κ.ύων. 
 
 2»ιί^α, voc. sing, and 
 
 "Σχΰ^αι, nom. pi. of 
 
 2ΚΤ'ΘΗ2, ου, ό, a Scythian ; also a fero- 
 cious or savage man. 
 
 "Σκυύ'ιοί, US, 91, the country of Scythia.] 
 
 'Σχυάίχος, h, ov, Scythian. 
 
 Έκυβιστί, adv. like a Scythian. From 
 
 'Σχυ^οτολίτοοί, ων, οι, people of the city of 
 Scythopolis, 
 
 Έχυ^ξο;, ξα, ξον, having a morose or harsh 
 look. Th. σκυ^/Λα,ίνω. 
 
 'Σχυάξω^άζω, f. άσω, the same as the pre• 
 ceding. 
 
 Έχυ^ξωττοί, ου, ο χοά h, or ο;, vi, ov, having a 
 seveie or morose countenance. From σχυθζο$ 
 and ω-φ, the countenance. 
 
 "Σχύλαχαζ, acc. pi, and 
 
 ^χυλύχεσ-τιν, dat. pi. Ion. of α•χύλχ^. 
 
 "Σχυλύχιον, ov, TO, dimin. a little dog, a 
 puppy. Fro7n 
 
 2«^λ«ξ, Οίκο;, ό χοί) γι, a whelp, properly of 
 a dog. Th. ΰλάω, to bark. 
 
 Έχνλάω, ω, for συλάω, which see. 
 
 "Σχυλύα, οίί, '/ι, depredation, booty, plunder. 
 From σχυλίύω. 
 
 'Σχυλίύΰ-αντίί, nom. pi. part. \. a. act. of 
 (Τχνλίυω. 
 
 "ΣχυλίυίΤίΐ, ιω;, h, depredation, pillage ; and 
 
 Έκυλίυτ/ι;, oZ, o, a pillager, spoiler, robber. 
 From 
 
 ^xvXi'jcd, the same ivith συ'Κιυω, or αυΧά,ω, ω, 
 y, ίύσω. Th. ffuX'/j. 
 
 'Σχυλκινοίΐ, 2. a, inf. pas. of σ-χυλλω. 
 
 "Σκύλλα, ■/,;, ή, a proper name, Scylla.] 
 
 2«νλλβΐί, j)res. imperat. pas. of 
 
 2KT'AAii, f. ΰλω, to vex, harrass, tor- 
 Tjient, weary ; jjres. pas. σχύλλομ.χί. 
 
 "Σκυλμχνί?;, 2. sing, l.f. act. of ^χυλ/Λχίνα/, 
 f, ανω, the same uith σχυ'^μα,'ίνω. 
 
 "Σχϋλ,ον, ου, το, plunder, spoil, booty ; the 
 same with σύλον, ου, τΌ. Th. σϋλν\. 
 
 "Σχύμνιον, ου, το, the young or whelp of an 
 animal. Dimin. from 
 
 'Σχνμνοζ, ου, ο, the whelp of a lion, and of 
 any animal. Th. χύων, a dog. 
 
 "Σχύμνωί, acc. pi. Dor. for (Τχυμνου;. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 2ΚΧ'ΝΙ0Ν, ου, το, the eyebrow. 
 
 'Σχυαον, the name of a city, Scyrum. 
 
 "2χυξωτη (ohos) a paved way, Pindar. Py- 
 thior. V, 124. See the Greek Scholiast. 
 
 Σχυτα,λί}, ij;, yi, and Dor. -ec, and Poet, σχύ- 
 τχλον, το, a stafT or rod used by the Lacedce- 
 inonians for conveying intelligence secretly, by 
 means of a strip if parchment wrapjjed round 
 it (See Grecian Antiquities) ,• also the writing 
 itself; σχυτάλοιι, ivere also the phalanxes of 
 cavalry. 
 
 Σχυτοίλι;, tho;, the same with the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Σχυτίυξ, ίος, ο, a shoemaker, a cobler ; acc. 
 pi. σχυτ'ίας. From, the preceding. 
 
 Σχυτίύω, f. ιΰσω, to follow the business of a 
 shoemaker. From the same Th. 
 
 Σχύτίνοί, tv'/i, ivov, made of leather or hide. 
 
 'Σκυτο}ί\}/ίΐί, ου, ό, Ά currier, a tanner.] 
 
 2KT'T02, ios, TO, a skin, hide ; a scourge 
 or whip ; as if from ^ύω, formerly written 
 σχυω. 
 
 ΣχυτοτΌμος, ου, ο xou '/ι, one who works on 
 leather, as a shoemaker, currier, ^c. From 
 (τχυτοζ ami τίμνω, p. 7nid. τίτομοί. 
 
 2ΚΤ'Φ02, ου, ο, and sos, το, a drinking 
 cup or vessel ; so called because it is of a 
 siuelledform χυφον, or from σχκ^τω, to hollow 
 out. 
 
 Σχωληχόζξωτος, ου, ο χα) v), worm-eaten, 
 gnawed. From σχωλ'/ι'ζ^ and βξωτος, from 
 βξύσχω, to eat. 
 
 2Kil'AHS, i^xos, 0, a worm. 
 
 Σχόϋλον, ου, το, an obstacle, a stumbling•• 
 block. Qu. f from σχάζω, because it makes 
 one limp. See 
 
 2Kil~A02, ου, 0, a kind of thorn or spine; 
 a stake sharpened in the fire. 
 
 Σκωλύτίτω, for σχολΰ-τίτω. Poet. 
 
 Σχωμμα., οι,τοζ, το, raillery, wit, satire, sar- 
 casm. Th. σχωττω. 
 
 Σκωτττ'ήζ, ου, ο, a satirist, one who is sar- 
 castic. 
 
 2ΚΩτ'ΠΤί1, to satirize, make game of; to 
 joke or jest, Theophr. Char. 2', f. σχω-φω^ 
 p. 'ίσχωφα, perf. pas. 'ίσχωμμοίΐ' as f σχοίίως 
 'ίττω, or οττομα.ι. Engl, το scoff. 
 
 2Κί1'Ρ, gen. σ-χχτοί, το, excrement, faeces. 
 
 Σχωξίοί, αζ, Υί, dross, scoria of metals } also 
 faeces, ordure. From the preceding. 
 
 Σχω-ψ, (Τχω•ΡΓ0ζ, ό, a sort of owl. From σκι» 
 and ω•φ. 
 
 Σμ.α,νοζ. ios, TO, Dor. for ay.rivoi. 
 
 'Σμοίξάγ'^ϊνος, Ivn, ivov, of emerald ;• anci 
 
 2(4ta^ay§/T>j5, ου, ο, an emerald. From 
 
 ΣμάξΟί,γ^Ά, ου, ό, the precious stone called 
 an emerald ; the same with μάξαγ^ο;. 
 
 2ΜΑΡΑΓΕΏ,/. νισω, to resound, to echo, 
 reverberate i to roar as the ocean. 
 
 Ί,μοίξίχ,γίξω, f iff ω, to resound, to echo. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Σμοί,ζάγνοι., or μκξάγνχ, a whip, a scourge. 
 
 Σμαξύσσω, or μοίξάσσω, to shine, be brilhant. 
 From μαίξω. 
 
 2ΜΑΡΓ2, l^os, hy a kind of small fish. 
 From μ,κίξω. 
 
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 2ΜΑ'ί1, and α-μίία, to wipe, cleanse, purify ; | 
 to anoint. 
 
 Έμίξ^αλίχ, and sov, adv. frightfully, fero- 
 ciously. 
 
 "Σμίξ^αλίοζ, itx, iov, of a frightful appearance ; 
 the same ivith α-μίξ^νο;, which is from (τμί^νω. 
 Th. μ'ι^ω. 
 
 '2μ%ξ%ύί, hy βν, frightful. See the preceding. 
 
 'Σμίίγμχ, α-τοζ, το, any subitunce like soap, 
 <^c. used in cleansing. From νμήχω^ the 
 same as the Th. σμάω, 
 
 "Σμ^νία-ι, and (τμ^νίο-σι, dat. pi. Ion. and 
 Poet, of 
 
 2MH~N02, ε•9ί, TO, a swarm of bees ; also 
 any multitude. 
 
 "Σμ^νουξγος, ου, ο, one that takes care of 
 bees, a bee-keeper.] 
 
 2^ίξ/ί, ε«ί, '/], a wiping, rubbing, cleansing. 
 
 '2ιμίη;^ω, the same as σμάω. 
 
 "Σμιχξος, ά, ov, small, Att.for μικξόζ. 
 
 ^μικ.ξύνω, (for μικ,ζΰνω) f. υνω, p. Ισ•μ4»ξυγ- 
 xa, to lessen, diminish. From the preceding. 
 
 2ΜΓΛΑΗ, Βίκοξ, h, the yew tree. 
 
 "Σμιλιύω, f. iiffojy to cut with a knife. 
 From, 
 
 2ΜΙ'ΛΗ, VIS, nf a chisel used hy sculptors, 
 
 Έμίλιον, ου, το. Dim. of the preceding. 
 'Σμίνβοί, the domestic mouse or rat j because 
 he σμΆ, or licks the vessels. 
 'Σμινύζυ, voc. sing, of 
 
 Έμινίίυ;, £«?, ό, Sminthian, an epithet of 
 Apollo, Iliad i, 39 ; so called because he freed 
 the city of Smintha from rats or mice, in com- 
 memoration of which a temple was erected to 
 him and a statue with one of those animals at 
 its feet. From σμίνύκ. 
 
 "Σμυγύι, iTa-et, h, part. 2. a. pas, of ιτμύχ^ω, 
 f. ξω, p. ίσμυχ^οί, 2. a. pas. Ισμύγην. 
 
 'Σμυγΐξο;, ξα, ξον, afflicted, care-worn, 
 wretched ; he who σ-μύχίτα,ι, is annoyed, by 
 misfortunes. Th. σμύχ^ω. 
 
 2(«ιίξ«/, 1. a. inf. act. of the some. 
 2MT'PI2, and σμίξΐζ, a stone used in pol- 
 ishing gems, probably emery. 
 
 2jitygva, »??, «, inyrrh ; also the name of a 
 city, Smyrna, so called from an Amazon. 
 
 Σμυξνίζω, f Ίσω, p. ίσμύξνΓΛΟί, to mix with 
 myrrh ; jyerf. pas. ΐσμύξνκτμα,ι, part, perf pas. 
 Ισμυξνισμ'ίνοζ. From the preceding. 
 
 2ΜΤ'ΧΩ ( (Τμνχ^ω), f. \ω, p. εσμυ^α, to 
 consume, destroy, waste ; to burn without a 
 fame. Hence in Engl, το smoke. 
 
 2Μί1'ΔΙΗ, Ικας, and σμύ^ιγζ, γγος, τι, a 
 black and blue mark from a blow, a weal. 
 
 2ΜΛ'Χί1, to chew ; to eat like a glutton ; 
 Ion. to strike. 
 
 2eav£i, eov, ot, the Soanians, a people on the 
 Euxine sea.~\ 
 
 ^οζκξον. Poet, for (Τοζ,οίξωί. 
 Ιοζ,α,ξος, ξκ, ξον, haughty, disdainful, proud. 
 From o-oSiu. 
 
 ^οξαξωι, adv. haughtily, proudly. From 
 οΌζαξοξ. 
 
 '2oSois, a^oi, 91, insolent, as a prostitute ; also 
 a prostitute. 
 
 20ΒΕΏ, f ί\(Τω, p. σίίτόζΐήΧΒί, to dri\"i6 
 away, expel ; to go rapidly, hasten ; eroStovTxi 
 τάζίζ Ύιζίξ^νι^χ γοίΐαν, they are driven beyond 
 the territory of Tiberinis, Apol. Rhod. 
 
 'Σόζνι, ns, h, a brush or bunch of hair to 
 drive away flies. 
 
 20TX02. ου, 0, the herb sow thistle. 
 
 "Σολομοί, ων, τα, the name of a city, Sodom. 
 
 2fli/i, σο7ζ, σ'οίΐ, σοΙ, 2. and. 3. sing, pres, 
 ind. act. of σ'οω. Poet, for σώζω. Th. σ'οος. 
 
 2a>), ffol, 3. sing, pres. subj. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 2fl<, dat. sing, of αυ. 
 
 "Σοΐο, gen. Ion. for σόυ, or from συ, or σό;. 
 
 Ί,οΤσι, dat. pi. Ion. for σοι;, from σόζ. 
 Th. συ. 
 
 'Σολοίχίζω, f ίσω, to make a solecism in 
 speaking, to speak incorrectly. From Ί,όλοιχοι, 
 which see. 
 
 "Σολοίχισμος, ου, ο, a solecism, an error or 
 blunder in speaking. From the preceding. 
 
 "Σόλοιχοί, 01, the inhabitants of Solis, partic- 
 ularly those who loere originally of Attica, but 
 by residing among the Solians had departed 
 from the Attic punty of speech and used a 
 mixed dialect ; generally any people who 
 speak incorrectly or like barbarians. Th. βΤ- 
 
 KOg. 
 
 "Σολομών, ωντοξ, ο, the name of a king, Sol- 
 omon. 
 
 20'Λ02, ου, ο, a mass of iron ; also a 
 quoit. 
 
 Σόλων, ωνοί, a Grecian lawgiver, Solon.l 
 
 20ΜΦ0'2, h, ov, hollow, spongy, fungous. 
 
 Σόοΐί, 2. sing. pres. opt. act. of οΌω. 
 
 Σόομαι, σουμαι, pres. mid. if σ'οω. 
 
 20Ό2, VI, ov, safe, secure ; contract, σως. 
 But 
 
 ΣΌοί, σους, the motion of bodies carried up- 
 wards, Anstot. 1. 4, de Ccelo, cap. ult. From 
 σιΊω. 
 
 Σο^ισμος, ου, ο, a barbarism in speaking 
 Greek. Q_u. if from Lot. sordes? 
 
 20P0'2, ου, ϋ, a coffin, sarcophagus ; also 
 an urn for the ashes of the dead ; a bier. 
 
 2ίί, <rvi, σον, thine, yours ; σον Ts, it will be 
 your part, or your business, Theophr. Char. 
 Prooem. ] 
 
 Σου, gen. sing, of σύ. Also 
 
 Σου, contract, from σόου, pres. i?nperat. pas. 
 of σ'ίομοίΐ, or σόω' also the noise made in dfiv- 
 ing or scaring away birds. From σόω, to put 
 to flight. 
 
 ΣοΚλα., 91$, VI, an owl. From the Lat.. 
 subula.] 
 
 Σουζλίον, an owl ; dimin. of σουζλα. Gl. 
 Cyr. 
 
 Σουζοζ, an amphibious animal, that annoys 
 the murine aiiimals, Oppian. lib. ii, Cyneg. 
 
 Σου^κξίον, ου, το, a napkin, a cloth for wip- 
 ing off" the sweat, a handkerchief. Lat. suda- 
 rium. Qu. if from Gr. ΙΙ^ωξ. 
 
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 "Σουνιαίχ ahas, Sunian, belonging to Sunium.] 
 
 2eyv/flv, eu, 70, the promontory of Sunium.] 
 
 2oSr«, Mv, the city of Susa, in Persia ; called 
 also Memnonia.] 
 
 '^ουσαίμ'ίόζ'/ΐξ, ου, a proper name, Susa- 
 mithres.] 
 
 "Σονσάννα, νΐί, ά, the name of a ivoman, 
 Susanna. 
 
 "Σούσ-όύύ, and voZah, 3. sing, and 2. pi. pres. 
 imperat. jms, of σ'οω. 
 
 20T~20N, ου, TO, a lily, in the Phoenician 
 language. 
 
 "Σουτοΰ, for σίαυτου. From tru and ΆυτΌζ. 
 
 'Σοφίχ, Άζ, and Ion. vis, ht wisdom, talent, 
 ability. Th σοφό;. 
 
 "ΣοφιζψίνΜ. dat. sing. part. pres. pas. of 
 
 "Σοφίζω, f. Ίσω, p. α•ία•όφικ,α,, to make wise, 
 to teach wisdom to; 1. a. ία-Όφισοί' jjres. pas. 
 σοφίζΰμαί, '/ι, £τα;, to be taught or instructed in 
 wisdom ; to be artful or shrewd ; to practise 
 fraud, deceive •, pef. J^as. (πσΌφίσμοίΐ, part, 
 perf. pas. σισοφισμίνοζ. Th. σοφοί. 
 
 "ΣοφΊσαι, 1. α. inf. act. of the preceding. 
 
 'Σόφίσ-μα, οιτΰζ, το, any invention or expedi- 
 ent ivheiher good or• ill, more commonly the 
 latter. From σοφΊζω. Hence hi Fngl. a 
 
 SOPHISM. 
 
 "Σοφιστγα, ου, h, one skilled in any art ; par- 
 ticularly in speaking or reasoning ; wise, learn- 
 ed ; also a sophist or aitful speaker. In Engl. 
 A SOPHIST ; gen. pi. σοφιστών. From the same 
 verb. 
 
 'ΣσφΰκλίΤ, dat. sing, of 
 
 'Σοφοκ,λΐί;, ίοξ, ο, the name of the dramatic 
 writer, Sophocles. 
 
 20Φ0'2, h, ov, wise, able, skilful, that has 
 jff'oov φάοζ• skilled in any art ; learned •, some- 
 times a poet, Anacr. liii, 28.] 
 
 'ΣοφΌω, ω, f. ύσω, ρ)• σΊσοφωκοί, to make 
 wise, able, or skilful. 
 
 'Σοφωζ, adv. Avisely. 
 
 'ΣοφωτίζΜ, dat. sing, of σοφωπζοζ, C07npar. 
 from σηφοζ, ου, suverlat. σοφωτα,τοζ. 
 
 "Σόω, Poet, for σύζω, σωω, or σάω, f. ώσω, 
 in 3. j}l. subj, σ'οωσι. From σ'οος. 
 
 2ί«, to incite ; urge on, put to flight ; pas. 
 σ'οομ,α,ι. • From σόος, or σύοι. 
 
 "Σττύίαίζω, f. iaoj. Dor. ;ξ*ι, to pull or take 
 off, to tear off. Th. σ<π•άω. 
 
 "Σ^τκαων, ωνο;, and όντο;, ο, an eunuch, 
 spado. Th. σ-ρτάω. 
 
 Σττα^Μνίζύ), f. ίσω, to castrate, Dion. Hal. 
 
 Σ-^οίβοίλάω, from στα,θάω, lohich see. 
 
 Σ-τοίβάοισκος, a sort of veil worn by females, 
 Qen. xxviii, 14; interpreted by ties Scholiast 
 'ύ-ίζίστξον, a thin or summer garment. 
 
 2ίΤ«^άίί/, to weave, to drive close the threads 
 with ^he στάύη- also to be prodigal. Frorn 
 
 2ΠΑ'ΘΗ, m, h, the weaver's reed, used 
 in beating close the threads ; a palm -branch ; a 
 sword. 
 
 Στταίωσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of σ'ττα.θάω. 
 
 21ΙλΓΡΩ, to palpitate, be tremulous, vi- 
 brate ; struggle ivith death ; also άσ^ταίξω' 
 
 j σταίξω is also used for ίκτήω, to breathe out 
 one's life as animxils do in their last struggles, 
 
 2τάλ«ξ, ακοζ, ό, a mole ; also called άστύ- 
 λαξ. Th. σ^άω. 
 
 2τ«λ£/ί, jEoI. for σταλύζ, part. 2. α. jms. 
 of στ'ίλλω, 2.jC στα,λω. 
 
 Σττα,χύσσομα,ι, to be torn, disturbed, or con- 
 fused i as if from στοι,ξάσσω. 
 
 "Σ^Άνία, αξ, r,, the same with στΤοίνιότ'/ΐί^ 
 fi-ro;, 'h. From σ'ΤΆνός. 
 
 2r«v/a, οίς, Yt, Spain. 
 
 Στταν'ίζω, f Uoj, p. Ισ'ρτάνικοί, to be poor j 
 to be in want of; p. jms. Ισ-τάν/σμοίΐ, 1. a. 
 pas. Ισ'ττα,ν'ισύ'/ιν. Fro7n σΤΆνός. 
 
 Σ'νάνιοζ, tot., ov, rare, scarce. From 
 
 'Σ'^τανιότ'/ίζ, 'ήτος, h, rarity, scarcity, want.] 
 
 2ίτ«ν/5, &ω{, h, want, scarcity, rarity. Th. 
 σττοίν'οζ. 
 
 'Σ'ττοί,νισθ^ιναι, 1. a. irif. pas. of σ<τκνΊΖ,ω. 
 
 "Στανιστοζ, h, ov, used with the genit. de- 
 ficient, lacking, wanting.] 
 
 2crav/it)i, adv. rarely, scarcely. 
 
 2ΠΑΝ0'2, rare, scarce; «5 if from •τίνω. 
 
 2I1A^S, σ'τακ,οζ, ο and h, a dog, in the Per- 
 sian language, Herod. 
 
 'Στάξίχ.γμα, α,τος, το, a fragment of any 
 thing torn, a shred ; and 
 
 "Σττα,ξοι,γμοί, oZ, o, a laceration, a tearing. 
 
 2ΠΑΡΑ'22Ω, or -ττω, to lacerate, tear ; 
 (as f from σττάω and ά,ξάσσω) f. ζω, p. ^eiy 
 I. a. Ιστάζα,^οί, part. 1. a. σ<7Τοίοά,ζοίζ, οίσα, αν 
 perf. pas. Ιστά,ξΟίγμβίί. 
 
 Σίτκξγοίνίζω, f. Ισω, p. ίσ'ττα.ξ'γάνικοί, to en- 
 velope or enfold in swathing-bands. From 
 σττύξγανον. 
 
 'Σ'^Άξγανίσοίσκ, 1. a. act. f. g. of στοίξγα- 
 νιζω. 
 
 2ΠΑ'ΡΓΑΝ0Ν, ου, το, a swathe or band 
 for children, swaddling-clothes. 
 
 '2'!Γθίξγοίνόω^ f ώσω, p. Ισ'Τοίξγάνωκα,, to 
 wrap in swathing bands or swaddling clothes ; 
 1. a. ΙστΓοίζγά,νωσα,' perf. pas. Ισ^οίξγάνωμαι, 
 part. p&rf. pas. ίσ•ταξγοινωμενοί. Th. σ^τάξ- 
 ynvov. 
 
 2ΠΑΡΓΑ'ί1, ω, f. ήσω, to swell as with 
 milk. Hence 
 
 Σ'τάξγ'/ι, y>i, 'h, vehement passion, lust, de- 
 sire, particularly of the female to be relieved of 
 her milk. 
 
 'Σ'Τΰίξί^ξοί, ΰίζ, '/ι, the u'fe of Amogus king of 
 the Sad, Sparedra. 
 
 Σ-τταξύς, part. 2. a. pas. of σ-τηίξω. 
 
 "Σ-τκξίζω, to palpitate. From σταίξω. 
 
 'Σ'^α,ξνο;, 55, ov, rare, unfrequent, scarce. 
 From στοίνός. 
 
 'Σ'τάξο;, flx,StJiJ a sort of fish, j^robably the 
 gilt-head, Gl. Cyr. 
 
 Σ-ττάζτη, '/IS, h, the chief city of Lacedcemo- 
 nia, Sparta. 
 
 Στοτ,ξτιάτγΐί, ου, ο, a Spartan, of Sparta. ] 
 
 'Σ-ταξτΙον, or σ-νάξΤίον, ου, το, a rope or cord 
 made of the vegetable called spartum or broom. 
 
 Σ-ττάξτον, ου, το, the plant called broom or 
 spartum ; also a rope made of it. Also ο στύξ• 
 
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 ?5ί 
 
 2ΠΕ 
 
 <Γί<. From CTtnu^ because it can be bent ; or 
 Jrom ff'3 'ίίξω. 
 
 "Σταξτο^όλΐΰί, fltf, ό «αί ίι, having white or 
 gray hairs on the temples. From (τντκξτοί, 
 sown, and -τταλιοί, hoary. 
 
 "Στΰίξτοί, i}, ov, sown, planted, scattered 
 abroad. 
 
 Έττχξτων yivos, the planted race of men, 
 2. e. the Thebans, so called, because they are 
 said to have sprung up from the dragon s teeth 
 ^own by Cadmus. Th. (ττύξω. 
 
 ^τασάμζνοζ, part. \. a. mid. of ffTtaem. 
 
 ^TUtnv, Ion. for sffTuitrsv, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 "Στάσμα., ατός, rs, the edge or point of a 
 sword, dagger, or other weapon ; a convulsion 
 er spasm. Th. σ-π-άω. 2τάίΓ^« Β-α^ύσσ•ί^ζ, 
 the flowing of the sea. 
 
 Έ'^ασ-μος, ot/, ό, a spasm, convulsion ; «rcres- 
 ^μον i'thihoZaa, \(τχυζο\>, bringing on violent 
 spasms or convulsions, Thucyd, ii, 49.] 
 
 2ΠΑ'ΤΑΓΓ02, ου, ο, a kind of echinus or 
 sea-urchin. 
 
 Σταταλά&», ω, part. J^res. στα,τχλάων, ων, 
 -αουσα., ωσα, -άον, ων, f νισω, ρ. ισττα,τά.'Κνικα, 
 to live voluptuously or luxuriously; 1. a. 
 iff9retTak'/i<rx. From 
 
 "ΣτίΛτΑλ'/ι, »?, 'h, luxury, profusion, effem- 
 iHac5^ From ο'ττα.ίά.ω. Th. (r<7eau'n. 
 
 "Στάτίίοξ, ua, ειον, made of leather or skin. 
 
 'Σ^ατΤλ'/ι, >!S) fi> excrement, ordure ; also 
 shreds of leather thrown away by the work- 
 men. 
 
 2ΠΑ'Τ02, ios, TO, a sldn, abide; Bosot. 
 from σ'χάω, because it is stripped off. Hence 
 
 "Σττατόω, to make any thing of leather. 
 
 2ΙΙΑΏ, f. σ•7τάσ•ω, p. ϊα-τα,χκ, to draw, 
 draw out, unsheath as a sword ; also to pull or 
 pluck as the branches of a tree, Odys. χ ; also to 
 drink ; pres. m. α•τάομχ/, 1. a. m. Ιστταιταμ'/ιν, 
 «y, aro, part. 1. a. m. σ^ασοίμΐνοξ. 
 
 2•Τ£Γ(5, by Poet. Ectasis for <τ<πϊο, which is 
 Jon. for στου, pres. imperat. m. of σ'^όμαι. 
 Poet, for 'ί'τομκί. Th. ϊ-τω, to follow. 
 
 2ίΤ£Γβ?, Poet, for σ'τίο;. 
 
 2ΠΕΓΡΑ, aj, >j, a spiral line, a twisted 
 eord ; also a band of soldiers, iV. Test. Hence 
 in Engl, a spire. 
 
 "ΣτίΤξον, ου, το, a garment, a covering 
 whether good or ragged ; στίΐξα, a ship's sail ; 
 also a hawser, a coil of rope. From σ^ίίξκ. 
 
 2ΙΙΕΓΡί1, 1. f. στίξω, 2. f β-τα,ξω, 
 p. ϊιττα.ξκχ, to sow, to disseminate ; produce 
 children, Eurip. Med. 718 ; I. a. io-Tit^a, 
 1. a. inf. act. στεΐξοίΐ, part. 1. a. act, στείξοίς, 
 atra, ecv, 2. a, ind. act. ίσ•τ&ξον, tg, j• pres. 
 pas. (ΤΤίίξομιΐίί, perf. pas. 'ί<ττχξμοα, 9a.i, τλι, 
 part. perf. pas. ΐβ'ταξμίνοξ, τι, ov, 2. a. ind. 
 pas. ίσ-ν&ξτιν, us, vi, 2. a. subj. pas. στταξω, ^s, 
 9j, jmrt. 2. a. jms. σττα,ζίϊζ, p. m. 'ίστοξα. 
 
 "Σ-^ιΊΐτα,ί, 1. a. inf. act. στπισαζ, α,ντο;, part. 
 1. a. act. ffTUffaff^Ki, 1. a. inf. m. στηκτύμί- 
 vdStpart. 1. or, m. of σττίν^α/, f. (Τ-τη'κτω. 
 
 Έ,τύ(ταντ, Ion. for ίύ•9Γίίβ•αντο^. 3. pi, 1, a, 
 m. of the same. 
 
 '2riia-ecffjci, Poet, for 'ίατηκη, 3. sing, 1. a. 
 ind. act. of σ^ίν^ω. 
 
 Έτίίΰ'ω, f. of στίν^ω, 
 
 "Στείω, Όοξ, ο, a woman's name, Speo. 
 
 Έτίκλον, from the Lat. a speculum or mir- 
 ror, Gloss. Cyr. 
 
 'ΣνΤίκ.ουλάτί^ξ, ωξοζ, ο, a Lat. word, a guard, 
 a life-guard man, tvho was also an executioner. 
 Others say it should be spiculator, but in that 
 case it should be written ivith r from the spi- 
 culum which ivas carried by the ^οξνφόξβί or 
 όίζιολάζοζ. 
 
 2Ι1ΕΆΕΘ02, and τίλεύβ?, ου, β, excre- 
 ment, ordure, Aristoph. Ecclesias. -591. 
 
 Έτίν^ιτχί, Ion. for icr-Tivh, 3. sing, imjierf. 
 act. of ffv'ivhu. 
 
 'Στίν^όμίνοξ, jmrt. pres. pas. of 
 
 2ΠΕ'ΝΔί1, f. στίίσω, to make libations, 
 to offer ίο the gods; a-^iv^u, and /τ-Τίν^ομαι, to 
 make a truce, adjustment or settlement of dif. 
 ferences, Eurip. Med. 1137 ; σ'^τίν^ομοι,ι, to be 
 sacrificed ; 1. a. εν?Γ£/σ•α, p. m. effvov^et. 
 Hence in Engl, το spend. 
 
 2ΠΕΌ2, εοζ, TO, a cavern, cave, den ; Poet. 
 (ττεΐοξ, Ion. ofTrms, dat. pi. cr-^ria•/, Poet, and 
 Ion. (ττ^εα-σ-ι. 
 
 "Στίξοί^οί, εοξ, το, seed. From ^ηίξω, to 
 sow or plant. 
 
 Σττεξμοί, ατός, το, seed of any kind, grain ; 
 progeny ; also origin, source, cause ; pi. ff-^rto- 
 μοίτοί, dat. pi. σ'ρτίξμοίσί. Th. (τ•ρίεΊρω. 
 
 Σ-τεξμαίνω, tfie same with στείρω. 
 
 Σ'Τίζμα.τΊζω, to produce seed, to go to 
 seed. 
 
 Σ'rεξμocτ'ίttoς, ^, ov, belonging or relating to 
 seed. From σ'^ίξμοί. Hence in Engl, sper-^ 
 
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 'Σ'ττεξμολόγοξ, ου, ο και h, that picks up 
 seeds, as birds do ,• a babbler, a loquacious per- 
 son. From {ττ'εξμα, ατας, το, and λέγω. 
 
 Στεζχ^βε)ί, ε7α•οί, εν, pa?^t. 1. α. pas. of (τττεο- 
 ^ω, Ι . α. pas. Ιστί'εξ^ύτ,ν. 
 
 Σ'η-εξχ^νός, jj, ov, alert, nimble ; impetuous. 
 2ΙΙΕΤΧΩ,, to urge on, hasten, impel, 
 incite ; to be irritated or enraged ; α-Αξ^ομκ»^ 
 1. a. pas. ία•<;τεξ;ζύην. 
 
 Σ'τεξω, l.f act. of (ττιίξω. 
 2τεί, for ιττε, 2. a. imperat. act. of the 
 form of verbs in μΐ' from σ-πεω, or (Τ'π-ω, 
 f σ<ν'/ισω, 2. a. 'iff τον. And στ'εω is piitfoT 
 έστω. Poet, for ετω, to speak. 
 
 Στεσθαι, pres. inf. m. of the Poet, verb 
 στΌμα,ι, for ετομ,οίΐ. 
 
 Στετε, 2. pi. 1. a. imj)erat. στις• and 
 Στεύ^ει, 3. sing. pres. ind. and 
 Στεν^οι, 3. nng. pres. opt. act. and 
 Στευhovτ,for στευ^οντ/χ,, acc. sing, and 
 Στίύ^οντεί, nom. pi. part, pres, and 
 Στεύ^οντι, Dor. for στευ^ουσι, 3. pi. pres, of 
 2ηΕΤ'Δί1, to hasten, expedite, use dil- 
 igence ; to desire earnestly ; στευ^ειν βίον α,ύά,- 
 varov, to aim at immortal life •, pres. imperat.. 
 
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 «ΤΐΤίίδε, iru, iniperf. εσ••Τίν^ον, f. (!'<^ίύ)Τω, 1. a, 
 sffTivffa, 1. «. imperat. α-πΰσον, άτω, part. 
 1. a. act. «r^svffaif p. m. εσ•του^χ. 
 
 "Στεύ^ωμίξ) Dor, for cfTtiuhu^iv, 1. pi. pres. 
 subj. and 
 
 'Σ'^τίύιτχι, part. 1 . a. act. of tfffiv^a. 
 . Έ^ίνοΌν, 1. a. imperat. of the saine verb. 
 
 2τ£&ί, and (ΤΤίομ,αι, for 'iff -χομα,ι, to follow, 
 accompany, pursue.] 
 
 'Στη', or, as others say, ff-viTi, dot. sing, of 
 efpfitos, for ff'Xioi, Ion. ffTtjos. 
 
 Σ'ττγ,'λα,'ον, ου, το, a cave, cavern, den. Th, 
 
 efTTiO?. 
 
 SorijXnyl, υγγοξ, h, a cavern, a rocky cave. 
 From t/te same Th. 
 
 'Σττήλωνίί, ων, oi, large or long stones put in 
 a road instead of a bridge. From σ-ττιλάξ. 
 
 SiT/^*;?, ios, x-oCi h, extended, broad. From 
 β'τίζω. 
 
 Έτί^νοξ, VI, ov, dense, thick. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Στίχα, 57ί, ί], a Sinall bird, with a note like a 
 sjmrroiv, supposed to be a chaffinch. From 
 ο•τίζω. 
 
 2ΠΓΖΩ, to extend, spread, expand ; as if 
 from σ<κά.ω' also to peep or chirp as young 
 birds do. 
 
 "ΈίΤίθαμαΊος, a'loc, ouov. See Σ<χι6χ[ίω^ηζ, 
 which means the same. 
 
 2ΙΙΙΘΑΜΗ^ [ σ'τι-ιύα,μη), ris, h, a span 
 Tneasured by the thumb and little finger extend- 
 ed ; the ?neasure called a palm, of about nine 
 inches ; so called from το 3•«^α σ•<τίζεα•^χί tovs 
 ^ακ,τυλους, extending the fingers. 
 
 2νΓ/^α^/αΓο5, α/α, αΤον, the satue as 
 
 Σ^ηΰΰίμω^η;, ίος, ο kou h, a span in length, a 
 span long. 
 
 ^TfiXa^ifftfiv, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 
 'Σ'Τίλα;, ahos, h, a rock, crag on the sea 
 shore. Also ffTrt'ka?, a storm. From 
 
 2ΠΙ~Λ02, OK, 0, a spot, stain, taint; also 
 a rock or crag. Hence 
 
 ^TiX'oUff. ωσω, p. Ι/ττίλωχα, to stain, to soil, 
 to taint. 
 
 "Στίλωμβί, ατός, το, Ά spot, a stain. 
 
 2ΙΙΓΝΔΑΣΙ2, ios, h, a rare foreign bird, 
 Aristot. ; a bird of bad omen, Plin. Qu. if 
 from, ff'Xivu' /ΐξ. 
 
 2ir;v^«^/§£?, sparks. Th. σ'τηνβήξ. 
 
 'ΣττΊνβα,ξοζ, ου, a Corinthian architect, Spin- 
 tharus.] 
 
 2ΠΙΝΘΗΓΡ, τίξοξ, 0, a spark of fire ; used 
 also figuratively of the eyes. 
 
 Σ•χ»ν0ξοίκ.ί;, ων, οι, flames. 
 
 'Σ'ττΙνος, ου, ό, α bird called the siskin or 
 greenfinch. 
 
 2TXay;^v£iiiw,y. ιυσω, and -ομοΆ, to take the 
 entrails of an animal into one's hand, in order 
 to swear by ; to augur by consulting the en- 
 trails.] 
 
 Σ'^τλα.'γχ^νίχ,ω, and σ-τΤ^οίγχ^νίΖ,ομοα, to pity, 
 compassionate, to be moved with compassion, 
 N. Test.; 1. a. jms. ί<Τ'Χλοίγ^ν'κτ6ην, zs, n. 
 
 part. 1. a. pes. efrXetyp(^vitrh)st ivros. From 
 
 (fTrXoLy^vov . 
 
 Στλοίγχνκτμοί, ου, ο, compassion, pity. 
 
 2ΠΛΑΤΧΝ0Ν, ου, το, a bowel, an en- 
 trail ; in the N'. Test, used only in the pi. 
 bowels of compassion ; also an object of one's 
 affection, Philem. i, 8. '2•'τλάγ;ζνον is often 
 used for the heart, «5 in the compounds 
 αα-τλα,γχνοί, destitute of heart or feeling ; iu- 
 σ'χλχγχ^νο;, compassionate, of kind feelings. 
 EustaLk. derives it from Dor. ο-τλάν, for 
 ffTfXriv, one of the viscera of the body, the 
 spleen. 
 
 Σ'Χλαγχ,νοφα'γοξ, ου, ο κοά h, feeding upon 
 entrails. From στλάγχ,νον and φύγω. 
 
 'Στλ'/ι'^οί, ου, ό, ashes. From σττο^οί, the 
 same. 
 
 2IIAH^N, ff^Xi^vos, 0, one of the viscera^ 
 the spleen. 
 
 Έτογγίοί, as, τι, a sponge. From 
 
 2ΓΙ0'ΓΓ02, ου, ο, the same, because σίτκ 
 υγξα, it imbibes moisture. Hence 
 
 Σ•7Τογγω'$7ΐί, ίοξ, ό χα.) τι, spongy. 
 
 Στοοίΰνα,ς, α, β, Dor. for afohiuvm, ου, ό, 
 that sleeps on ashes or cinders. From στο^οζ 
 and ihvYi. 
 
 Έτο^ίω, to cover with embers ; to cleanse or 
 purify; to beat or maul, Aristoph. Nub. 1379. 
 Th. (T'Xo^os, od, 0, ashes.] 
 
 2τβ5<α, α;, 'h, ashes. From 
 
 'Σ'τοΙίξω, f Iffu, to cook or dress under 
 ashes or embers ; to assume an ash-colour. 
 Th. ff<ro^os. 
 
 "Στο^οίίοίΐί, so;, xa) h, like ashes. From 
 ff'^ohos, od, 0, artd iioo;. 
 
 2Π0Δ0'2, ου, ό, ashes ; as if σζ,ί^ος, from. 
 (Τ^ίω, because it remains after the wood is ex- 
 tinguished or consumed. 
 
 Στο'^όω, ω, f. ώαω, p. Έσ'ττό'^ωχα, the samS 
 tvith er -χο^ίω. 
 
 2II0AA'2, a^os, yi, a garment of leather or 
 skin, a leather coat. 
 
 'Σττο'Κη, for tfroXri, Dor. Hesych. 
 
 2τβλ/α, τΆ, the wool sheared from the legs 
 of sheep. From στά,ω, to pull off. 
 
 Σ-ττΌμζνοζ, for Ιττόμίνοζ, and στΓομίνοι, for 
 Ιττομίνη, >??, yi. See Στεΐο. 
 
 '2'xov^eftxos, 9!, ov, spondaic, consisting of 
 spondees.] 
 
 "Στον^ας, acc.pl. of σ^τον^ή, 
 
 Σττον^ίΐοίχο;, h, ov, the same with Στονοοίί- 
 »oj.] 
 
 2ίτον^ίΓον, ου, το, a goblet or vessel used in 
 sacrificing. From 
 
 Σ-τον^εΐοζ f τους J, a spondee in verse, afoot 
 of two long syllables.'] 
 
 2ίΤίνδλ, 5??, 'h, a libation to the gods ; trfov- 
 'hrifft, dat. pi. Ion. for σ'ίτονδα/?• tr^fovoa), are 
 more partlctdarly those libations ivliich are 
 offered on making a treaty or league ; ofteji 
 used for the treaty or truce itself, as in Tliucyd. 
 viii, 10. From στίν^ω, f σττύσω, p. m. 
 ειττονοΰί. 
 
 Σττον'^οφΌξΟζ, ου, ο xoii hy that makes liba- 
 
STA 
 
 753 
 
 ΣΤΑ 
 
 liens or brings the sacred vessels for that pur- 
 pose. Fro7n ffTovV/i and φίξω, p. mid. -τίφΰξα. 
 
 2Π0'ΝΔΤΛ02 ίσ•τονΙνλος), ev, ό, the 
 vertebrae of the back-bone ; a ball or knob fixed 
 en the lower end of a spindle to act as a balance 
 wheel ; balls or ballots of brass used in voting.] 
 
 Σ^-β^ά, α,ς, τι, seed ; also offspring. Fro7n 
 p. m. 'ίσ^τοξοί, of σττύξω. 
 
 Σίτ««ά;, ά^ΰί, ό xai τι, dispersed, scattered ; 
 and 
 
 "Στοοίυ;, iog, ο, a sower. 
 
 ^■71-Όξΐμοί, ovy ό Kou '/), that may be sown ; 
 ^τόξίΜβί, ων, τα, things sown, plants. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Έ,-τόξοί, ου, ο, the act of sowing ; seed. 
 
 Σντβ^ώ;, gen. Dor. for σ-τόξου. 
 
 "Σ-τΓοϋ, and o-ttuo, Ion. and Poet. pres. im- 
 perai. in. of v'^OjAxt, Poet. for ζ-^τομαί. See Στηΐο. 
 Also 
 
 Στβ?, in the Scythian language, the eye, 
 Herod. IV, 27.] 
 
 '2,'rov^a^ai,f. άσω, to hasten, accelerate, ex- 
 pedite ; to use one's endeavours ; to act or 
 speak with gravity or earnestness ; with the prep. 
 'JTigi, it signifies zeal or earnestness for one's own 
 advantage ; but with «r^j, another's. Στου^ά- 
 ζομα.*, to be the object of one's zeal or interest ; 
 petf. XafTroiihaKOi. From σ•7Γθυ^7\. 
 
 'Σ'ζου^εΰο;, άΊά, ouov, earnest, diligent, atten- 
 tive ; honest ; able, capable ; comp. ff-TTovhaio- 
 τίξο;, and Att. στον^α,άσπξοζ. From σ'ττουΐή. 
 
 Έ'ττου^Βαότατοι, nom. pi. superl. of σ-του^αΐος. 
 
 'Στουοαιοτίξω;, and wo'Joa.ioTipik), adv. com- 
 par. of cTouhcctoi. 
 
 'ΣτΓον^αίωί, adv. diliger^y, attentively. From 
 fffcb^alos. 
 
 Σίτοί;^»?, ίί, ί, and Dor. στου^ύΐ, diligence, 
 promptness, earnestness ; Metaphor, applica- 
 tion of mind, assiduity, zeaL Th. σ•3•'.υ^ω, 
 p. m. 'LtTTTovhu.. 
 
 ΣίΤβι/^ί, d(tt. of ilte preceding, used adverbi- 
 aliy, with haste, with diligence, zealously. 
 
 ΣΠΤΡΑΘΓ A, cii, h, and σ•ττΰξα.6οΐ, ov, h 
 or h, and tr-rvois, άδο;, -h, the dung of goats. 
 
 ΣΙΙΤΡΓΣ, /δβί, 9), a basket, a pannier. 
 
 "Σταγίτοί, οΰ, ό, a drop. From, στύζα. 
 
 'Στάγίον, ου, το, the notation of the number 
 six, 5•'. 
 
 Σταγων, όνο;, yi, a drop. From στάζω. 
 
 'Στίώίο'^ξομ'ίω, f. νιιτω, to run in the stadium, 
 to contend in the race. 
 
 "Στοί^οΙξομοί, one who runs in the stadium. 
 From ffTo^ioi, or -ov, which is from Ίστγ,μί, and 
 ^ξόμβζ, the race. 
 
 Στά^/βν, the stadium or race-ground ; also a 
 furlong, Aristoph. Nub. 429. u^ol. if»uhioy, 
 space. From στάδιο;. 
 
 Στάδ/β?, ev, ό, the same •, and 
 
 ΣτΛ^/βί, ία, lov, stable, firm, secure, immove- 
 able ; also long and straight. From Ίιχτα,μαι. 
 
 "Στάζοντα, ace. sing. part. pres. of στάζω. 
 
 ΣΤΑ'ΖίΙ, f. ζ,ω, to drop, to shed by drops, 
 clistiL 
 
 ΣτΑίίίίί, ίντο;, part. I. a, pas. of "στημι. 
 
 95 
 
 Στύόίν, Bceot. by Sync, for \<ττά6ηίταν, 3. pi. 
 1. a. pas. ofΊστvιμι. 
 
 Στΰί,θίξο;, u, <3v, stable, firm, steady; the 
 mid-day season. From στά,ω, or Ίστνιμί. 
 
 Σταύ^, 3. sing. 1. a. sub/, po;?. ατιά 
 
 Σταύνινα.(, 1 . a. iif. pas. and 
 
 ΣτΛύ'ί-,σομοίΐ, >j, era/, 1 . f. pas, of 'κίτημι. 
 
 Στ'α.ίί, Dor. for στηίι, 2. a. imperat. act. of 
 tJie same verb. 
 
 Στάόμα, ας, a, Dor. for στάόμνι. 
 
 Σταύμάω, and more commonly σταίμάομαι, 
 ωμοίΐ, to make according to a standard, to ascer- 
 tain by rule or with exactness ; to weigh, value, 
 estimate. From σ-άύμνι. 
 
 Στα^μίύμίνοί, Dor. for <τταθμούμίνο$, from 
 σταίμίομοα, for σταύμάομαι. 
 
 Στάύμνί, us, h, a rule, a standard, a measure, 
 a guage ; a carpenter's rule, a plumb-line. From 
 'iff τ Ά μι. 
 
 Σταύμιζω, f. ίσω, to weigh, value, ascertain 
 by a standard. From the preceding. 
 
 Στά&μιον, ου, το, a balance, scales, a steel- 
 yard. From σταΰμ'οζ. 
 
 Σταύμόομαι, laid, to weigh, to considei", 
 Herod. ] 
 
 Σταθμό;, f>v, o, a balance or scales ; a stall 
 for cattle, a stable ; a resting-place for men ; 
 dat. sing, σταύμίό, dot. ])l. Ion. σταύμοίσι. It 
 makes the pi. σταύμο), and σταύμά.^ 
 
 Σταβμ'οω, ω. See Σταβμόομαί.'^ 
 
 Στοίύο;, ίο;, το. Dor. for στ7ιύο;. 
 
 Σταΐμίν, στχΐτί, σταΐίν, Att. by Sj/nc. for 
 σταί'/ιμζν, ZTS, ijffav, pi. 2. a. opt, act. of'^(rτyiμι. 
 
 ΣΤΑΙ~Σ, and στα)?, αιτο;, το, meid or flour 
 of wheat inade into dougli ; also fat. 
 
 Στακττί, y,;, 'h, a drop ; also the oil Avhich 
 drops from myrrh. 
 
 Σταχτο;, yi, ov, that drops, that falls drop by 
 drop. Th. στάζω. 
 
 Στάλα, ας, ά, Dor.fr)' στήλ'/ι. 
 
 Σταλαγμό;, οϋ, ό, Ά dropping or distillation. 
 
 Σταλάζω, f. ξω, to fall by diOps. Th. 
 στάζω. 
 
 Σταλάω, the same with the preceding. 
 
 Σταλ?ίναι, 2, a. inf. ^)fls. of στίλλω, 2. a, 
 ■pas. Ιστά,λην. 
 
 Στάλίξ, κο;, a Stake used in holding zip nets. 
 
 Σταλύζω, from σταλάω, or σταλάζω, to 
 weep. But see Fisch. Anacr. Od. 56.^ 
 
 Στάμίν, Poet, for στ^^ναι, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 ιστ'/ιμι. 
 
 ΣταμΑν, 7vo;, vi, a timber cf a ship's side ; 
 also a beam of a ship. From στάω, or Ίστγιμι. 
 
 ΣΤΛ'ΜΝΟΣ, ου, ό or -h, an urn, pitcher, 
 goblet. From στάω, because it stands erect. 
 
 Στάν, Ion. for ϊσταν, and this Ba;ot. by 
 Sync, for εστ'/ισαν, 3. ρ/- 2. a. hid. act. of 
 ιστ'ήμι. 
 
 Στάξίνμίς, Dor. and JEol. for στάξομίν, I. 
 2)1. l.f and 
 
 Στα^οΤσι, JEol. ami Dor. for στάζουσα, 3. 
 pers. pi. l.f. of στάζω. 
 
 Σταότα, Ion. for ίσταότα, η. g. pi. num. 
 part. pcrf. act. of 'ίσττ.μί' part. perf. \.fr<zxuiy 
 
2TA 
 
 754 
 
 2TE 
 
 cros, and Ion. hy Cras'is Ιίτταω;, oros, and by 
 AphccresiSy σταότοί, ^c. 
 
 2τάί, jmrt. 2. a. act. But σ-ασ ifor ιττχ- 
 σα,ραΗ. 2. a. fern-, g. ο/'ίιττημι. 
 
 'Στάστι, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. vi. Dor. for 
 ffrriT^,from Ίσνημί. 
 
 Σ-αα•(άζί<>, f. &σω, to excite sedition ; to 
 make a faction, to quarrel, Herod. See drains. 
 
 "ΣταοΊασμο;, οϋ, ό, sedition, faction. See the 
 preceding. 
 
 Έτάβ^ϊμο?, o'j, KOI ή, firm, stable, steady ; 
 tranquil, quiet, Glos. Cyr. ; ά,ξγύξίον ιττάιημο», 
 money lent or borrowed on interest, Law of 
 Solon, in Lysins. I-'ro/n 
 
 "Σταο-ίί, £«?, yi, a stationary posture, a stand ; 
 pause, rest ; seflition ; faction. From "σ-τημι. 
 
 Σταο-ιωο^ι;, so:, and στΆίπύττιζ, ov, o, a fac- 
 tious person ; one of the same party. Th. 
 Ίστνιμι, to raise up against rulers. 
 
 Στάβ-χιν, Ion. and Poet, for εσπ}, 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. act. ο/'ί^τ'/ιμί. 
 
 Στάσομαι, Ώ or. for ffτήffoμtx,ι,f. mid. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Στάσω, Dor. for (Ττν,τω, ^.f of the same. 
 
 Στχ-'/,ξ, γ,ξος, β, a stater, a silver Greek coin, 
 equal in value to the Jeunsh shekel or four Attic 
 drachmce, being about fifty cents of our money, 
 Matth. xvii, 27. 1)1 the republic of Athens a 
 gold coin of an ounce tueight ; tinder the By- 
 zantine emperors a coin of the si,dh part of an 
 ounce. Also a debtor ; ?τολλο< στατνιοίί, 
 a.-n-o^orr,ai? V olli it;, there are many who bor- 
 row, but not one Avho pays, Epicharni. See 
 WahVs Lex.'] 
 
 Στατοζ, 91, h, that stands or remains, stand- 
 ing still. From Ίστ'.ιμ,ί. 
 
 2TATP0'2, ov, 0, a stake, a palisade, a 
 cross or crucifix. 
 
 ΣτοίνοοΜ, ω, f Oktoj, p. Ιζττχυοωκχ, to fix or 
 place a stake ; to fasten upon a cross ; and 
 Metaphor, to crucify the fiesh by the aid of the 
 Holy Spirit ; 1. a. Ισταύοωιτα., 1. a. impcrat. 
 act. στα,0οωσ6\, άτω, and 1. ^;/. στΆυξωσα-τι, 
 \. a. subj. act, σταυοωσω, '/;?, r„ and 3. pi. σητοι,υ- 
 ξώίτούίη, 1. a. inf. act. στοίνξωσαι, part. 1. a. 
 act. VTO-vguccii α.σα., αν perf. pas. ίσταύοωμ,αι, 
 cat, T«i, /). part. pus. Ια-ταυξωμίνο;, '/!, ov, 1. a. 
 pus. ίΐΤ'-αυρώύγιν, y,;, vt, 1. a. imperat. pas. σταυ- 
 (i6i6r,Tt, ν,τω, 1. a. subj. pas, ιτταυοωύω, ί?, η, 
 \. a. iff. pas. ^ταυοω^^,ναι. Th. ρτκυρό;. 
 
 Στα,υοώσΐμο;, ου, ο xoi/ hi belonging or re- 
 relating to a cross. From 
 
 Στοίνοωσίζ, ίωζ, 'h, a crucifying. From 2. 
 pcrs. sing. perf. pas. σταυξόοα. 
 
 2ΤΑΦΓ2, ί^ο;, h, a raisin or dried grape. 
 Hence σταφυλτι, r,;, h, a grape, as if from στά- 
 ζ(ϋ, because it yields a liquor ; hence also ο-τα- 
 ψυλ.γι ανίξ&><χου, the uvula ; bid (τταφύλνι, >jy, is 
 a plumb-line ; also a chalk-line, used by arti- 
 sans for marking off their work. 
 
 Σταφϋλ'/ι, and (τταψύλν See under "Σταφίς• 
 στοίφνλ y,(n, dat. pi. Ion. of στΰΐ.φυλγι. 
 
 Σταχ&νη, '/!?, h, a balance or scales ; Dor. 
 From 'ί(ττ'/ίμι, to weigh. 
 
 2TA'XT2, Ho;, 0, an ear or spike of com ; 
 nom. pi. α-τάχυίζ, as if from στ)%, order, oe- 
 cause the grain or kernels are placed in order ; 
 also a star called the Virgin's Spike ; also an 
 herb. 
 
 Στά,χ^ν;, ΰος, ο, the name of a man, Stachys, 
 Rom. x\i, 9. 
 
 Στάω, στω, to stand, to remain ; frovii this 
 obsolete root comes 'ίσ■τr,μ^. 
 
 STE'AP, άτί;, TO, suet, fat ; dough. 
 
 ΣτίΛτΌομΆΐ, οΖμ,α,ί, 1. f. m. ώσομαι, to be- 
 come fat, to fatten. From the preceding. 
 
 Στίγάζω, f. άτω, p. XtTTiyocKa., to COA'er 
 with a roof, to prop or support. From στί:- 
 γω. 
 
 Στίγανοί, and by Sync, crsyvoi, ii, ov, cov- 
 ered, hidden, concealed; that keeps secret. 
 From στίγω. 
 
 Σηγοίσ-τοί^ί;, suitable for covering. Th. 
 ffTiyot). 
 
 Στίγ», Tt;, h, a roof, covering ; a house, an 
 edifice. Hence in Engl, stage. Th. στίγω. 
 
 Στίγοζ, or τίγο;, ίοί, το, the same and from 
 the same Th. 
 
 2ΤΕ'Γί1, f. ξω, p. ίίττίχα, to coΛ'er, hide, 
 conceal, protect ; ovx ccv "hvvoe'iyy/iv μίι στιγοντα 
 •ττιμ'ττΧάνΒίΐ, Enrip. αρ. Plut. de Garrul. p. 
 504, I cannot fill you who can hold nothing ; 
 ]). in. 'iffTsyet. 
 
 2ΤΕΓΒΩ, to trample underfoot ; to tread 
 on ; as if from στύ,ω and βάω. 
 
 Στίίλαντο, Ion. for Ιιττύλαντο, 3. j^^• 1• o. 
 iiid. m. of ίττίλλω. 
 
 ΣταλίΐΆ, α,ί, ri, the e3'e or hole of an axe, 
 into which the handle is fastened. Also 
 
 Στίίλιον, and Poet. o-tuXhov, ου, το, and 
 σ-τίΐλίοί, or VTzXios, οΰ, ό, the handle or helve 
 of an axe. 
 
 ΣτιινομΛννι, Ion. for στίνβμίντι, part. pres. 
 pas. f. g. of ffTi'jo). Th. (TTivcs, Ion. eruvost 
 narrow, close. 
 
 ΣτζΙνοντο, Ion. for Ιστύναντο, 3. pi. imperf. 
 
 of (fTHVU. 
 
 Στ'.ινο;, Ion, the same with β-τίνό;. But 
 
 ΣτιΊνβζ, ίος, το, a narrow passage ; anxiety, 
 distress. Th. σ-ιύς. 
 
 Στιινόω, Ion. for στίνόω- and 
 
 Στύνω, Ion. for στίνω, Th. ffTivos. 
 
 Στίΐνω'ττΙί, Ion. for στινωνος, and this Poet, 
 for στινο'ττοζ, a narrow passage. From σ-τί/νο; 
 and o-zvi•, an opening. 
 
 Σ-ί'ιομιν, Ion. for στωμ,ίν, \.pl. 2. a. subj. 
 act. ω being resolved into io, στϊομίν, and 
 Poet, by Ectasis (ττύομ-ν, from Ίστ'ημι, f. (ττή- 
 σού, 2. a, 'ίστην, 2. a. subj, στω. 
 
 ΣτίΤξο., as, and Ion. στίίξτι, m, h, the keel 
 and bottom of a ship ; as if from στερροί, firm, 
 solid. From <rTiffios,for στίξ;ο;, the same. 
 
 Στίΐξχ, «5, fi, barren. From 
 
 ΣτίΤξο;, ov, 0, a barren male ; στεΤξα, ας, ί, 
 a barren female •, στιΐξο; is also used of a 
 female. Th. στίξίω. 
 
 Στείξόω, ω, f. uffw, p. ίστύζωχα^ to make 
 barren, 
 
2TE 
 
 755 
 
 2TE 
 
 2«Γ;^βν, Ιοη> for ϊιτηι^ον, 3. ρΐ. imperf. 
 met. of 
 
 2ΤΕΓΧΩ, /. |«, p. %σηιχ«, to go, to 
 go or proceed in order ; 2. a. ϊστϊχ^ον• σπΊχ^ζιν 
 ^itov, χ,θόνοί, ^c. to go over the plain, ^c. in 
 the Greek Poets. See Sabn. de M. Usur. 
 p. 518. 
 
 ^τίλγ);. Toe;, «, and 
 
 ^τίλίγγίξ, 71, a scrubbing-brush, a strigil 
 with which the athletee rubbed themselves before 
 anointing themselves loith oil. From στίχ- 
 Xiiv yuUct, to ornament or prepare tlie limbs. 
 See Έτλίγγίς. 
 
 2τ£λ£βν, and -as. See 2τ£.'λ£ίν. 
 
 2ΤΕΆΕΧ02, ioi, TO, the trunk of a tree. 
 
 2ΤΕΛΓ2, i^os, 71, a A-iscus or gum which 
 grows on trees. 
 
 2τ£λλ£», Oor. for <rrixXuv, jyrcs. inf. act. 
 See 
 
 2ΤΕ'ΛΛΩ, to send ; to prepare, procure, 
 equip ; to restrain, repress ; ο-τίλλο/Λαι, to be 
 prepared ; to avoid, shun •, to conceal ; f στί- 
 λω, 2. f σταλώ, p. 'κττα,λ,Άα, \. a. ίσταλα, 
 J), m. εστολα. 
 
 2τ£λ^«ν/α/, bands to protect the sides or 
 body of a dog in hunting. From σ-ίλλ*). 
 
 2τ£λ&;, l.y. of στίΧκω. 
 
 2ΤΕ'ΜΒΩ, to insult, to outrage. Also 
 
 ^τεμ,ζω, to move constantly. See 'Στίμ,φω. 
 
 "Στί/ι,μα, ατοί, το, a crown, a fillet, a band 
 
 for the head ; the same with στΊφανος, a garland 
 
 or crown, Anacr. 31. From 1. pers. perf. 
 
 pas. of (ττίφω, f. •φΛ), p>. ί/ττίφα, pef. ραί. 
 
 ίστιμμαι. In Engl, a stesi. 
 
 'Στίμφΰλα, τα, the husks or skins of grapes 
 or olives after iiressing. 
 
 Στίμφω, f. -i^iw, to move ; whence αα-τίμ- 
 Shs, and αστίμφήζ. Martin refers it to στύζω. 
 
 ^Τίναγμα, arcs, το, ajid 
 
 "Στεναγμό;, cv, ο, a groan, a sob, a sigh. 
 From στενάζω. Th. στενά;. 
 
 Στενάζω, to groan, sob, sigh ; j^res. imperat. 
 act. στέναζε, ira, and 2. pi. στενάζετε' f. ά^ω, 
 1. a. ίστενα^α. From στν.ω. Th. στενό;. 
 
 Στενακτο;, h, ov, to be lamented, bemoaned. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Στενάχ^ιζε, 3. sing, imperf Ion. of 
 
 Στεναχ'ίζω, f. ίσω, to groan, lament ; Poet. 
 from 
 
 Στεναχ^ω, f ζω, Poet, and στεναχεω, the 
 same tvith στενάζω, and from the same. 
 
 Στενόει;, όεσσα, όεν, to be lamented. Th. 
 ίτενό;. 
 
 Στζνόεντα, acc. sing. m. g. or j^l. n. g. of 
 the preceding. 
 
 Στενολεσχίω, to trifle, to be engaged about 
 frivolous things. From στενό; and λεσχν. 
 
 2TEN0'2, 71, ov, narrow, contracted, pinch- 
 ed up. 
 
 Στενόστιμον, ου, το, the narrow or smaller 
 badge for a robe, iji opposition to the latusclavus. 
 From στενό; and σ'^μα, ατο;, a badge. So crXa- 
 τύσημον, the broad or large badge. 
 
 Στενότ'/ΐξί 9ΐτύί, hi narrowness of space. 
 From στενό;. 
 
 Στενοχωοεω, ω, f ^σω, p. ϊστενοχ^ωοτίκα, to 
 restrict, confine, compress ; ;>re5. jyas. στενο~ 
 χ^ωξεομαι, ovuat. From στενό; and ^ωξίω. 
 
 Στενοχ^ωξία, a;, h, a narrow place ; straits, a 
 want of money. From στενό; and ^ωοο;. 
 
 Στεvόω,f ύσω, to confine, restrict, reduce to 
 straits. Th. στενό;. 
 
 Στεντωξ, οξο;, ό, a /wo/jcr name, Stentor, 
 a herald who had a voice as lond as fifty com^ 
 mon me7i ,• dat. sing. Στεντοοι. 
 
 Στίνω, f. ενω, to groan, lament, deplore^ 
 Th. στενό;, 
 
 Στενωνό;, Poet, for στενοτο;, ha\nng a nar- 
 row or limited sight ; a narrow passage. From, 
 στενό; and ότίι, an opening. 
 
 Στενω;, adv. closely, narrowly, contractedly. 
 From στενό;. 
 
 Στ'ενωσι;, εω;, τι, the act of making close or 
 of contracting. From στενόω, 
 
 Στ'εομεν, Ion. for στωμεν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj, 
 act. of'^στΆμι. 
 
 Στ'εξγοισα, Oor. for στίξγουσα, part, pres. 
 
 f'g-f 
 
 2TE'Pril,y. "ζω, p. εστεξχα, to love, have 
 a natural affection for ; also to acquiesce or be 
 contented with, as στ'εργω τα νταοόντα, I am 
 contented with what I have ; /). ,m. εστοξΎα. 
 
 Στ'εξγωσιν, 3. pi. pros. suhj. of the j^reced- 
 ing. 
 
 ΣτεοεθεΊσαι, nom. pL f. g. part, 1. a. pas. 
 of στερεω, for στεξτι^εΐσαι. 
 
 Στερεοκά^ιο;, ου, ο χα) h, hard of heart, 
 firm of purpose. From χαξΒΊα, arid 
 
 2TEPE0^2, εά, εον, solid, firm, massy; 
 also barren yrowi being hard ; as if from στύω^ 
 to stand firm. Hence 
 
 Στεξεόω, bi,f. ώσω, p. Ιστεξεωχα, to strength- 
 en, make firm or strong, harden ; imperf. pas. 
 εστερεόμην, οϋμτ,ν, and 3. pi. ίστεξεοντο, οΖντο, ■ 
 p. jyas. εστΐξεωμ,α/} I. a. jyas. ίστε^εύύτ,ν, κ;, τι, 
 Th. στεξεό;. 
 
 Στέκεσαι, far στι^ισαι, 1. a. inf. act. of 
 στεξεω. 
 
 Στεξεται, 3. sing. pres. pas. of στεξομαι, the 
 same tvith στίξεομαι, οϋμαι, 
 
 2ΤΕΡΕ'ί1, f. ν\σω, p. ηκα, to deprive of; 
 to frustrate; 1. a. pas. ίστεοτιύην. 
 
 Στεξ'εωμχ, ατο;, το, Strength, firmness. 
 From στεξεόω. Th. στερεό;. 
 
 Στεζεω;, adv. firmly, solidly. From ατε^ 
 ξεό;. 
 
 Στεξίωσι;, εω;, w, a strengthening. From 
 2. sing. perf. 2)as. of στεξεόω. 
 
 Στεξγ,σα;, αντο;, part. 1. a. act. στεξίω. 
 
 Στίξτισι;, εω;, τι, a privation, a taking away } 
 in the philosophical writers, the absence of an 
 existence ; the loss of profits in trade, Aristot. 
 (Econ. I. ii. V. Salm. de M. Usur. p. 616. 
 
 Στεξητικο;, h, ov, privative. From perf. 
 pas. of στεξεω. 
 
 Στεξ6'εμεν, by Sync, for στεξτιίτίμεν, or ση'- 
 ξγ>6ήμεναι. Ion. and Dor, for στίξπ^τίναι, 1 . a. 
 
^E 
 
 (5δ 
 
 ιτη 
 
 xnf. pas. of ^ηξίω, f, <ηνω, \. a. pas. 1<τηξ•ή- 
 
 'Στίξία'χονται, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of 
 
 "Σπξία-Άω, the same xoith ιτηξίω. 
 
 'Στίοϊφος, los, TO, the breast; because it is 
 ^Tijipciv, or solid. ^4nd σ-τίξίφοί, ίφιι, ιψαν, solid, 
 firm ; also barren, sterile. See Sri^sej. 
 
 2TE'PN0N, ou, TO, the breast ; because ic 
 is σ-τίξίον, strengthened with bone. 
 
 "Στίρνουχοζ^ ou, KBu h, an epithet of the 
 iarth, containing or inckiding in its bosom. 
 From the preceding and 'ίχω. 
 
 "Στίξ^Άΐ, 1. a. ittf, act. of στίξγω, f, |ω, 
 1. a. ind. pas. Ια-τ'ίξχύ'/ΐν. 
 
 Στί^^ώίί, Att. the same tvith (ττεξίομαι. 
 
 'Σπξο'τη, r,5, h, lightning, brilliancy, illumin- 
 ation ; 5y Aphceresis for αίττίξα-ττη^ Poet, for 
 αίϊΎ^αΐτή' From αστξά^τω. 
 
 "Στίξ^τΐηγίξίτα^ voc. sing, of 
 
 ^ηξθ'7Τ*ιγίξί'7•ν;, ou, o, that makes the light- 
 ning shine or burst forth ; an epithet of Jivpi• 
 ter. From σηοο-ττη and Ιγζίξίο. 
 
 'Στίζο'τίι;, one of the Cyclops, Steropes. 
 
 '^τ'ίξο'φ, ^os, hi the same ivith στίοο<τ•/ι. 
 
 "SiTifipo;, a, ov, the same as (ττίξίό;• and 
 
 2τε^|5ό•Γ>75» »Tflj, 71) the satite with στίοίότ'/ί-;. 
 
 "Στίοφο;, ios, TO, a skin, a hide. From στί' 
 ψω, by Pleojiasm of ξ. They also 2ise 'ίξφοί, 
 and Dor. στοίφο;• as iffrom τξίφω. 
 
 "Στίξχ^);, ilffo., iv, part.. 1. a. pas. of ffr'io- 
 yu, f. ςΛ/. See "Σ-πξ^κι. 
 
 Ί,τίύομαι, to promise, engage, give assur- 
 aBces of. 
 
 Έτίυτ, See under the next tmrd. 
 
 2τ«5τα/, by Syncope for στίύίται, 3. sing, 
 pres. m. of σηΰομ,α^ so σ•ηντ, for trTtZro, 
 Jon. and by Sync, for ϊσηύίτ», 3. sing. 1771- 
 perf. m. of the same. 
 
 2τ£φάν«ί, a, 0, the name of a man, Ste- 
 phanas. 
 
 'Στίφ&ν'/}, τις, fi, a crown ; the summit of any 
 thing, Odys. a circuit or enclosure ; an orna- 
 ment for the head ; a kind of helmet. Th. 
 στίφω. 
 
 'Σηφα,νηφοξίω, ω, f. ή(ΤΜ, p. ί(τη<ρχννίφύξ•/ικα>, 
 to bear or wear a crown or fillet. 
 
 "ΣτίφΆν^ιφάξοί, ου, ό χα) h, crowiled, wearing 
 a crown or fillet ; ατίφΆνηφΌροζ άγων, a contest 
 in which a crown was given to the Λ•ictor. 
 ^ηφχννφόξας, ου, ο, he who was chosen every 
 year by the priests to take charge of holy 
 things ; like the chief priests in other cities. 
 Acconling to Athena-us the Stephanephorus 
 was dressed in a purple robe marlced with U'hile 
 and ufoi'e a laurel crown, ivhich, as Pluto 
 says (De Legibus), he always wore ; while the 
 other priests only loore it during the holy cere- 
 monies, Vaill. de Num. Grccc. p. 318. From 
 στίφοι,ννι, which is from σνίφω, and φίρω. 
 
 "ΣτίφΆνίζω, f \ω, to crown. From στίφανο;, 
 which is from ιττίφω. 
 
 "Στίφα,νος, ου, ο, a crown or garland j Metaph. 
 ornament, honour, distinction ; ^ηφάνα;, Dor. 
 ,/Or (Τηφάνονι. Th. 9Τίφω, 
 
 ΣτίφανουντΛί, 5» pi. pres. ind. par. of tm- 
 
 φανοω. 
 
 'Στίφΰοιοφοξίοί, ας, h, the wearing of a crown. 
 From 
 
 "Στίφοίνοφόξοί, ου, ο χα) h, crowned, wearing 
 a crown. From σηφάϋοι and φίξω. 
 
 'Σηφ&νόω, ω, f. ωσω, p. ιαηφάνωχα, to 
 crown ; to honour, decorate, adorn ; pres. pas. 
 ίΤηφανόομαι, οΰμαι, -ό^, οι, -Όίται, οΖται, ρ. pas. 
 1<Τ7ίφ»νωμαι, σχι, ται, part. perf. pas. ίσ-τε^α- 
 νωμίνο;. From ιττ'ίφα,νοξ. 
 
 "Σηφάνωμα, ατός, το, Ά crowTT ; what IS used 
 for crowning ; Metaph. for an ornament, dec- 
 oration. From \. pers. sing. p. pas. of the 
 jrreceding. 
 
 2«^βκ, Ion. for 'ίστίφον, 3. 2^1• itnperf. of 
 (Ττίφω. 
 
 "Στίφος, ίος, το, a crown, a garland. From 
 
 2ΤΕ'ΦΩ, f -φω, p. φα, to crown, to en- 
 circle with a fillet or band ; to surround ; to 
 fill a goblet or cup to the brim ; perf. 2)as. 
 ΊσΤίμμαί. 
 
 "Στί-ψας, αντος, jiart. 1. a. act, of the pre ' 
 ceding. 
 
 Στζωμίν, Ion. for στωμιν, 1. p)l' -• O• Sulj. 
 act. qf'^ffτ*lμ^. 
 
 2rij, Ion. for 'ίστνι, 3. si7ig. 2, a. ind. act. 
 and 
 
 2t57, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. act. ofΊστyiμι. 
 
 Στ'/,'/ι, or στήΐΊ, and σττ,γ. Poet, for ffTtUit 
 and this for στί'ή. Ion. for στγ, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 subJ, or στ'ή'Α, by Pleonasm of ri, for στνι, 3. 
 sing. Ion. 2. a. iaTrif,froin, the same. 
 
 ΣτήύισσίΜ, dat. pi. Ion. for στήόίοη, from 
 (ττηίος. From 
 
 Στήύίσφιν, dat. pi. of the same. 
 
 ΣτΤιθι, 2. a. imperat. act. of"ιστnμΛ. 
 
 'Στν\ύο^ΐ7μ)ς, ί^ος, vt, a band for the throat oy 
 neck ; and 
 
 Στ'/)6Ό^ίσμον, ου, το, the sa?7ie with the pre- 
 ceding. From Via, and 
 
 2ΤΗ~Θ02, ioi, TO, the breast, bosom ; τκ. 
 ffTYiu'/}, banks of sand or rocks covered by the 
 sea. 
 
 Στγιχίτί, 3. jyl. jrres. of 
 
 Σττ,χω, (from Ίστ'ηκ,Ά) to stand firmly, to 
 remain in one place ; it is found only in the 
 ^n'esent, and <ίτΫιχω, is put for \<ττ'/>χω, by Aphce- 
 resis ; f ξω. It is formed froin ϊστηκκ, of the 
 verb 'ίσ-Τ'/ιμι. 
 
 2ΤΗ'ΛΗ, tii, h, a stone erected as a mon- 
 ument of any ki7id ; also a cippus, a column, 
 a pillar ; ul στ^λαι, the pillars, by way of eni' 
 inence, i. e. the pillars of Hercules, As if 
 from Ίαττνιμι. 
 
 ΣττιΧΊ^'ΐον, αυ, τ», and 
 
 'Στγιλ)ς, Hlo:, V), a small column or cippus j 
 ace pi. στηΧ'ί^α,ς. Th. στ>)λν). 
 
 Στηλττ'/ις, ου, ο, inscribed on a column by 
 tvay of disgrace ; proscribed. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 "Στ^ιλογξαφία, ας, h, the being inscribed on ft- 
 column by way of disgrace ; the being dis^ 
 graced. From γξάφω and σττιλτ,. 
 
SIX 
 
 w 
 
 23:λ 
 
 "^ψπλόω, β eairu, to raise or erect a cippus or 
 column, to establish. From στήλη. 
 2τ'^λ«(Κα, ατοί, το, a column, a cippus. 
 2t'^^«, ατος^ TO, the stamen of a plant. 
 I'rom 'ίστν(Λΐ. 
 ' 'Στήμονα, acc. si7ig. of 
 
 Έτή/Λοιν, ovog, 0, the thread called the \varp 
 of a piece of cloth; dat. στήμονι. Th. Ίστημι. 
 Στίίνχί, 2. a. inf. act. of the same Th. 
 2ΤΗΝΓΑ, aj, «, a festival at Athens, at 
 which they reviled each other. 
 
 2TH'NI0N -fffT'/iviovJ, ου, TO, the breast or 
 l)OSOm. From erTTJvat. 
 
 Έτηνιοω, lohence στ'/ίνιωιτα,ι, to revile. From 
 ΐϊτηνία. 
 
 Έτήξίγμχ, ατός, το, a support or prop ; the 
 pole of a chariot or car. 
 
 "StTT^iyiAo?, ov, 0, the act of fixing or estab- 
 lishing. From 1. pers. p. pas. of 
 
 2ΤΗΡΓΖΩ, f. 'ξω, p. Ιστήξίχοί, to fix, 
 establish, strengthen; 1. a, ίαττήοίζμ, 1. a. 
 imperat. act, ιττήζίζ,ον, άτω, 1. a. opt. στπξΐ^,οαμι, 
 αΐζ, at' p. pas. ία-τήξίγμα/, ξα;, κτα,ί, part. 
 J)erf. pas. Ια•τ>ΐξίγμίνοί, γι, cv, 1. a. pas. ίστη- 
 ξΙχ6'/ιν, 1. a. itif. ])as. στ^ξΐχ^ύτιναι• κ,α) όττόη 
 is την χαξ^ίαν στζξί'^αι, and when it fixed itself 
 on the stomach or the orifice of the stomach, 
 ^hucj/d. ii, 49.] 
 
 2τ;5^;ξε, Ion. for ίστήξΐ'^, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 act. of the preceding. 
 
 2t>}j, 2. sing. 2. a. sxibj. act. of'lffTnftt. 
 "Στίίσ-Βί», 1. α. irf. act. and 
 'Στήταιτο, 3. sing. 1. a. opt, m. (β'Ιιττ'Λμι. 
 ^Tn<Tot,vT,for στήσαντο, ii.pl, 1. a. m. Ion. 
 for iffT'htfcfiTQ. From the sam,e, 
 
 '^TYiorxs, and in f. g. στήσασα^ part. 1. a. 
 act, and 
 
 "Στήσει, 3. sing, l.f ind, act. and 
 'Στήσομιν, 1. pi. l.f. act. ofiffm/itt. 
 'Σττ,τι, στήτασχν, 2. and 3. ρΐ. 2. α. im- 
 perat. act. στη6ι, στήτω, of the same verb. 
 
 2TH'TH, or ατητα,, zs, h, a female, a wo- 
 man ; as if from στή^η, the breast. 
 
 Στήττιν, Ion. for ΐστήτ'/ιν, 3. dual, 2. a. 
 ind, act. qf'UTvi^t, 
 
 'Στήωσιν, 3. pi, 2. a, subj. act. Poet, for 
 (ττωσιν, of Ίστ^μι, 2. a, subj. στω, and by 
 Pleonasm στίω, and then by Eclasis στύω, and 
 uitt. γ for ii, στγιω, and in 3. pi. στή^σι, 
 
 2ΤΓΑ fffTictJ, a?, and ffTitrt, a$, h, and 
 ffTiov, ου, TO, a small stone, a pebble. 
 
 2τίβ«^οί, ξα, ξον, dense, thick, firm, com- 
 pact ; dat. pi. Ion. στίζαξοΤσ*. From σ-τύζω. 
 Έτίζϋζωί, adv. densely, closely. From the 
 j)receding. 
 
 "Στϊξαίς, άδΰί, 71, a paved way j a bed or 
 couch strewed with floAvers or herbage. "Στοι- 
 €«?, the same and from the same Th. 
 
 Έτ/ζίνω, to trace, follow after, investigate, 
 Gl. Cyr. properly, to tread or step. From 
 
 ffTilSoJ. 
 
 2τΓ«>), ns, 'h, hoar-frost. From στιΐζω. 
 "ΣτΚοί, Qu, β, a worn path or wav. From 
 ^te samt. 
 
 "Στίγμα, ccT^i, το, a mark, a brand, a stig- 
 ma ; pi. τα στίγματα, spots or marks ; and 
 hence 
 
 "ΣτιγμίτΐΆί, eu, o, branded or marked, as 
 slaves were ; and also 
 
 Σηγμη, ί?, h, a point, a moment ; στιγμή 
 Χξόνου, the very moment. From I. pers. p. 
 jjas. of 
 
 2ϊΓΖί1, f "ξω, J}. %στιχα, to puncture, to 
 mark with points, to brand •, Metaph, to de- 
 feme, revile ; J^erf pas. 'ίστιγμαι. Hence 
 
 Σηκτοξ, >}, ov, marked, punctured. From 
 3. pers. p. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Στίλζ'/ι, 7is, ή, brilliancy, brightness. 
 
 2τ;λ^βν, '/I, ov, bright, shining •, and hence 
 
 ΈτίλζΰΜ, ω, f άα•ω, to make bright. 
 
 2ΤΓΑΒί1, /. στίλ-ψω, ρ, εστίλφα, to glit- 
 ter, shine. 
 
 Στ'ιλζνσις, %ωζ, vt, brilliancy, brightness. 
 From στιλζ'οω. 
 
 2ΤΓ AH (στϋλ'/ί) ijj, ή, a piece of money of 
 the smallest value. 
 
 "S-TiX-ffvoi, h, ov, shining, bright. FroWf 
 στίλζω. 
 
 2ΤΓΜΜΙ, το, antimony or stibium, used m 
 the East for colouring the eye-lids. 
 
 Ίτίμμισμα, κτο;, το, a kind of pigment. 
 
 2t;|, στΙίχ^Β;, h, order, rank ; also, a line or 
 verse; ;;?. al στΊ^α^ acc. pi. στίχαι. Th.. 
 στύ^ω. 
 
 ΣτΊζί;, ίωξ, '/ι, a puncturing or marking. 
 
 Στίον, ου, το, a small stone, a pebble. 
 
 ^TiT-rCi'vos, made of tow or flax. 
 
 'Στί-τττυον, ου, το, tow ; the coarse part bf^ 
 fliax ; the sa}ne u>ith στυ-ττίΤον. ' 
 
 Στίφοί, ios, TO, a band or body of soldiers, a 
 crowd. From σηίζω. 
 
 Ί,τιφζάω, to make dense, to thicken. 
 
 Στιφξΰί, ξα, ξον, dense, solid, compact ; as if 
 trodden together. From στί'ι^ω. 
 
 "Στιχαοί^οί, ου, ό, Ά poet, a rhapsodist. 
 From «Γτ/ξ, a verse, and αοιδός. 
 
 2ηχ;άξΐον, ου, τα, a tunic, a vestment of the 
 bishops. 
 
 2τ<';^;αί, acc. pi. of στις. Th. σσίίχ^ω. 
 But 
 
 Στιχα;, a^os, h, tvith the accent on the la.tt 
 syllabic, the herb called lavender. 
 
 Στίχ^άόα, and -άομ,αι, to move or proceed ia 
 order, to march. Th. στζί^ω, 2, a. ίστιχ^ον. 
 
 Έτίχί, 2. a, imperat. act, (f στείρ^^ω. 
 
 2r/;t;>?g>ji, ίο;, ό κα) ή, vvritten in lines. 
 
 'Στιρ(;7ΐξθί, ξα, ξον, the same with the preced- 
 ing. From στίχος, 
 
 ΣτιχύίΙζ, {ίσα, εν, part. 1. a. pas. of στίζω, 
 f. %ω, 1 . a. pas. ίστίχ^βτίν. 
 
 "Στΐχοί, ου, ό, a verse, a line ; order, arrange- 
 ment ; the same xvith στίξ. Th, στεί;:^^. 
 
 "Στιύ^πί, εοί, ο KXi h, rough, harsh, rude. 
 From στίχ. 
 
 2ΤΛΕΓΓΓ2, t'^os, 91, the same ivith στελεγ- 
 γ)ς, and στελγ)ζ, Ά strigil, a sort of curry- 
 comb or instru?nent for scrubbing and cleayis- 
 ing the body in the baths ; a-lsOf from the re^ 
 
ΙΎΟ 
 
 758 
 
 ΣΤΟ 
 
 semblance, a gilded ornament for the head, a 
 sort of raivl^fov, or fillet. Hence 
 
 Έτίλίγγίζω, J", Ισω, to scrub, scrape off, 
 cleanse. 
 
 2T0A', a;, 'h, a portico, porch ; piazza of 
 the temple ; also a place for storing corn, 
 
 2•τό^β;, ου, ο, reproach, reviling. From 
 
 Έτοιζχζω, f. άσω, to heap or gather togeth- 
 er, to collect. From σ'τοιζ'/ι. 
 
 ^τοιζοίς, ά^οζ, h, a leaf ; twigs laid together 
 for a couch. The same tcith βαΐον. 
 
 "Σ-τοιζάσΐμο;, ov, ο xcci 'h, that may be stop- 
 ped up. 
 
 Έταιζάδ-τ»;, ov, o, one who stops or fills up. 
 From 3. sing. perf. pas. of α-τοιζάζ-^. 
 
 'Στοίξ^ι, yjs, h, a vegetable used for stuffiing 
 beds, <|fc. ; also a heap or pile ; any thing used 
 for filing up. Fro?n α-τύξω, f. ι^ω, p. εσ-ηι- 
 tpa, p. m. ϊστοιζοί. 
 
 Έτοιχίΐον, ov, ro, (l) An element of which 
 any thing is composed or into ivhich it may be 
 resolved, according to Zeno, in Oiog. Laert. 
 I. ΛΜΪ, 136. (2) 'Στΰΐ;)(^ί7α, the alphabetic let- 
 ters or more properly the elementary sounds 
 represented by those letters. See Dionys. de 
 Collocat. Verborum ; Friscian. de Accentibus, 
 p. 832. (3) The first rudiments of knowledge or 
 the Jewish philosophy, Gal. iv, 3 ; Heb. v, 12. 
 (4) Used of the stars and parts of the world ; 
 also στοιχΰοι., the figures of the constellations 
 of the zodiac, engraved on gems and rings, and 
 used as avndets, according to Salvias, de An- 
 nis Climactericis. (5) The shadow of a sun- 
 dial, by ivhich the time of going to meals was 
 regulated, according to Jul. Folln , Onomast. 
 I. vi, c. 8. (6) The signs of the zodiac, as 
 used by Epiphanius and Euscbiiis, according 
 to the rernark of Menage on Lacrtii Mejiedemum, 
 I. vi, § 102. From ο•ταΐχ;ος. Th. στύχ^ω, 
 f. %ω, p. 'iffTiixcc, p. m. ίστοιχ^κ. 
 
 'Στοιχαόω, to hand down the rudiments of 
 any thing. From the preceding. 
 
 'Στοιχίίωσ'ί;, t6uc, h, the teacliing or hand- 
 ino- down of rudiments. From the preceding. 
 
 "Ίιτοιχ^ίω, a),f. ή<τω, p. ίστο^χ^η-Λοι., to proceed 
 or advance in order to conform to. From 
 ύτοΊχο?. 
 
 "Στοιχΐί^όν, adv. in an orderly manner, in 
 order. From the same Th. 
 
 '^τοΙχη^Όί, άτίί, το, an agreement, a pact, 
 Artemid. Oneir. c. xxxii. 
 
 2<ΓοΓ;^βί, ου, ό, a row or rank of any things ; 
 a line. From ατύχω. 
 
 2τίλ«, ίί, ί, a robe, a vestment ; clothing, 
 equipment of any kind. Th. στΊχΧω. 
 
 ^roX'/iT»;, ου, ο, a keeper of the wardrobe, 
 2 JTuiiiS X, 23. 
 
 'Στολίζω, f. 'κτω, to clothe, to array, to dress. 
 From ffroXn. 
 
 ΣτοΧίσαί, part. 1. a. act. στΌΧισσον, 1. a. 
 imverat. act. Poet, of στοΧΊζω. 
 
 ΣτοΧκτμος, ου, ο, clothing, dress. From στο- 
 λίζω. 
 
 ^ToXiffrhi, ου, ο, the saine with ατοΧτιτν;;^ 
 From 3. pers. sing. perf. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Στόλο;, ov, 0, a military expedition ; a fleet ; 
 troops sent to any place ; a journey, a march ; 
 clothing, equipment. From στ'•Χλω. 
 
 2T0'MA, α.τα$, TO, a mouth ; an orifice, 
 opening ; the edge of a sword ; the front of an 
 army ; also speech, discourse ; ιττό^α •τξο; 
 στΌμ,α, λα,λη(Τ€ίΐ, to speak face to face. 
 
 ΣτόΐΛΟίζγοί, ου, ο, a brawler, a babbler, Gl. 
 Cyr. ^ 
 
 ΣτόμΛπσσιν, dat. pi. Ion. and Poet, of 
 ιττόμχ. 
 
 2T0'MAX02, (στομοίχο;), ου, ο, the 
 stomach ; the throat or fauces, Iliad iii, 292. 
 From στΌμοί. Hence in Engl, stomach. 
 
 Στόμζοζ, a brawler, that insults by making 
 a loud noise with the mouth at one. From 
 στίμ,ζω. 
 
 Στόμιον, ου, το, dimin. of στόμα, a little 
 mouth or opening.] 
 
 Στόμοζ, ου, ο, a reviling or reproaching ; 
 garrulousness. From στόμα,. 
 
 Στομόω, (στόμ,α εχίίν -^otuj f. ωσω, to shut 
 up an orifice ; also to make an opening or 
 mouth ; to sharpen, set an edge upon ; to 
 sharpen one's mouth or tongue, Aristoph. Nub, 
 1106. Th. στόμχ.] 
 
 Στομφάζο), f. άσω, to use high-seunding 
 words, to talk big. From στόμζος. 
 
 Στόμφα^, χος, ό, boasting, bragging, talking 
 big, harsh, noisy, bi-awling.] 
 
 Στόμο)μα,, octos, to. Steel ; an thing sharp- 
 ened ; strength, force. 
 
 Στόμωσα, ίω;, h, the act of hardening iron ; 
 also an edge or point ; strength, force. From 
 perf. pas. of στομόω. 
 
 ΣτοναχίΖν-ι, Dor. and uEel.for στο\α.χουσι, 
 3. pi. ind. pres. or Dor. for στονοίχουντι, dat. 
 sing. part. pres. of 
 
 Στovaχ'iω,f. ήσω, to groan, sob. From 
 
 Στονοίχ'ή, >j$, ■/!, a sob, a groan. From στί" 
 νω. Th. στενό;. 
 
 Στονοίχ'ίΖετο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. Ion. of 
 
 Στονα,χΊ'ζω, or -ομαι, f. m. σομοα, the same 
 with στενω. From στονχχιη. Th. στενό;. 
 
 Στονόει;, εντο;, ο, and inf. g. στονόεσσα, η;, 
 VI, exciting griefs or groans. From στόνο;. 
 Th. στενό;. 
 
 Στόvυξ,for ovv%, a claw or nail of an animal, 
 Opjrian; also a shai-p rock or crag. 
 
 27-0^7^;, >5i, '/!, natural affection, which pa., 
 rents and children have for each other, Th. 
 στεξγω. 
 
 Στορίννυμι, See Στοξεω. 
 
 Στοξ'εσοα, 1 . α. inf. act. στόξεσαν. Ion. for 
 Ιστόρεσαν, 3 pi. 1. a. ind. act. στοξίσα,;, στο- 
 ρεσα,σα, part. 1 . a. act. of στοζίω. 
 
 Στοξεσεΰντι, Dor. and jEol. for στοςεσουσι, 
 3. pi. l.f act. of 
 
 2T0PE'il, f. εσω, and στοξεννύω, or στο- 
 ξίννυμι, and στζοιννύω, or στξύννυμι, to strew, 
 to spread as a bed. 
 
2TP 759 
 
 the point of a 
 
 οχ^α,στ'Λζ, ου, ο, he that aims aright, one 
 
 From p. pas. of στοχ;αζο- 
 
 STOTQXrS, yyoi, 
 -spear. 
 
 2Τ0ΧΑΈ0ΜΛΙ, /. άσομα,ι, p. Ι<Τ70χα- 
 σμ,χι, to aim at 5 to conjecture j to satisfy a7iy 
 one, or to do what is wished ; to pit^', sympa- 
 thize with. 
 
 "Στοχ^οίσάμ,ινοζ, jmrt. 1. a. m. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 "Στορί^αιτμοζ, οΰ, ο, the act of aiming at ; con- 
 jecture i and 
 
 that conjectures. 
 
 "Στοχαστίκος, h, ov, aiming at the mark; 
 conjectural. From the j>recedmg. 
 
 ^τοχ,αστικ,ωζ, adv. conjecturally. From 
 (Ττοχ^Άστικος. 
 
 'Στζά,ζαλο;, haA'ing a smooth body or form ; 
 also tortuous, winding ; as if from 
 
 "Στξκζοξ, Yi, ov, squint-eyed. From σ•'Τξίζ- 
 λ'ος. Th. στζίφω, to turn or distort. 
 
 "Στξοίγγ&λ'/], V?, h, a halter or noose •, also 
 the act of strangling ; and 
 
 Έτζαγγαλια., as, h, the saine with 
 
 '2τξαγγ€ίλ)ζ, ί^ος, ίι, a twisted noose or 
 halter ; treacherous advice. Th. σ'Τξα.γγόζ. 
 
 'Στξχγγαλιύο'/ι;, toi, κοίϊ τι, twisted, tortu- 
 ous. From στζχγγοίλιά. 
 
 'Στζχγγοι.λόω, ω, f. ωσω, to Strangle, choak, 
 throttle. Hence in Engl, το strangle. 
 
 "ΣτξαγγίύομΆί, to delay, wear away time ; 
 mid. of 
 
 'Στξχγγίνίϋ, J", ivro), to vex ; to squeeze 
 only by drops. From στζαγγοξ, Metajfhor. to 
 press, harrass. From στξύγζ. 
 
 'Στξχγγίας, Ά kind of wheat or corn. Qu. 
 if from the roundness of its kernel ? 
 
 Στξβίγγίζω, the same with ο-τξΆγγίνω. 
 
 2ΤΡΑΓ1Ό'2, ίι, ov, twisted, winding, ob- 
 lique ; as if from σ-τξίφ/υ, to turn. 
 
 "Στξχγγονξίΰί, ας, ίι, a difficulty in passing 
 the urine •, hence in Engl, strangury. From 
 ίττξαγ^ and ούξον. 
 
 2TPATS, yog, VI, a drop ; as if from στά- 
 ζω, f. στά^ω, whence hy Epenlh. of y and ξ, 
 ffTgay%. 
 
 'Στξά-ττω, for αίΤΎξάντω, to shine, flash ; 
 used actively in ApolL Rhod. iii, 1018.] 
 
 'Στξατάομαι, to station an army, to encamp ; 
 hence στξα•τόωντο, lofi. and Poet, for Ια-τζα- 
 Tuvroy 3. pi. imperf. m. Th. στξατός. 
 
 'Στρατάξχ^ΐί, ου, ο, the SQ7ne ivilk στρατνιγός. 
 From (ττξκτοί and αξχ^'/ι. 
 
 'Στξο.ταξχο;, ov, ό, Poet, the same with 
 (ΤΤζΆτάξχ^'/ις, the leader of an army, a com- 
 mander. From the same. 
 
 "Στξϋτύα, as, Yi, warfare, a military expedi- 
 tion; payor wages; an army•, Ιττοιοΰντο την 
 στξχτύαν, they undertook the expedition, 
 Isocrat. Archid. From στξατίύω. 
 
 Στξάτίνμοί, &TOS, το, an army. From 
 ντξοίτίύω. From the same Th. 
 
 '2τξατ'.υσ•ϊμο5, «, ov, fit for military service, 
 6t for the army, Xen.^ 
 
 2TP ,|, 
 
 '^TPUTtuUtf. ΐύ(τω, p. Ιίττξάηυκα, to do mil-«Y;v"'. ' 
 itary duty, to lead out an array to war, 
 make war ; 1. a. Ιίτξάτ-υιτα, jn'es. m. στξΛ•^ 
 τιΰομαι, the same. Th. στξατΌς. ;% 
 
 Στξaτ'/ιy^ω, u,f. Ϋισω, to command an army. ' 
 From στρατός and ay ω. 
 
 "^TgaT/iyA^a., κτος, το, a stratagem, artifice. 
 Hence in Engl, stratagem. From στ^ατη- 
 yiiij. 
 
 'Στζατ'/ιγία, ας, h, militar}' command, mili- 
 tary skill. From ar^ar-viyOs. 
 
 "^iT^Tfiyinot, vi, ov, skilled in military sci- 
 ence ; 01 στξατΐίγικο), the prsetorian soldiers ; 
 ^ωξίαν ότίσ^ίτο τοις αΰλιχ,οϊς κα) στξατ'/ιγικοΤς 
 τξοσαγοξίνομενοις, he promised a largess or pre- 
 sent to the soldieis called the Prgetonan bands ; 
 TO στξατ'/ιγί'Λον, the business of commanding 
 an army, Xen. Mem. See more in Perizon. 
 de Pretoria, p. 124, 125, <|-c. From 
 
 "^T^KTviyiov, ov, το, the tent of the general, 
 the pr£etorium, Dio. iii, arid hardly to he met 
 with elseiohere unless in Suidas. See Perizon. 
 de Pr(p.torio, p. 224, %;c. 624, 628. 
 
 '2τξcίτ1ηy}ς, 'ι^ος, h, pr3etorian band, App. 
 B. Civ. p. 672 ; he also calls the praetorian 
 band στξaτ7ιyΊ'^a σττύξαν, in I. iv, p. 656. 
 
 "Σ-Γξατ-ήγος, οΰ, ό, a military commander, a 
 leader ; a prefect ; στζατ'/,γος £•?< των 09τΧων, 
 the prefect of arms or military prefect, Marm, 
 Οτοη. XXV ; στξατ•/ιγο) του Ιίξου, Luke xxii, 
 52, Sfc. the prefects of the temple ; υτατο; 
 στξατ' /iyos, together, the auumvlri of the j^rovin- 
 ces, Reines. Inscr. CI. I, Ixx, p. 430. From 
 στρατός and αγω. 
 
 'Στξατ•/ιΐη, Ion. for στοατ•1χ. 
 
 Έτξθ(,τ•/ιλούσί'/ι, 'h, a leading out of an army. 
 Th. στξατος and ίλασία. 
 
 ΣτξχτΥιΧατ'ίω, the sa7ne with στοχτγιγ'-ω. 
 
 Στζα.τία., as, h, the same ivith the Th.' 
 στρατός. 
 
 Στξκ.τίΰύττ,ς, ov, 0, and Dor. στξατιωτας, a 
 soldier. 
 
 Στξατιωτίκ,ος, V, ov, militar}', skilled in war ; 
 τα στρατιωτικά, military affairs. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 "Στξατιωτϊχως, adv. in a military manner. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 "Στξατοκιόζνζ, κος, ο, a herald of an army j 
 as if from στξατοΰ κ,ν-,ρν^. 
 
 'SiT^aToXeyia, ω, to levy troops ; and 
 
 ^iT^aToXoyta, ας, '/>, the levy of an army. 
 From 
 
 'SiT^arokoyos, ov, κα) h, that levies soldiers. 
 From στξατος and λίγω, to collect. 
 
 'Στξατον'ίκ,γ,, ης, τι, the ?ia>ne of a looman, 
 Stratonica.] 
 
 Στζατονε^άξχπί, ου, ό χα) '/ι, that commands 
 the camp, the commander of the praetorian 
 cohorts. Acts xxviii, 16 ; <7S if from α,ξχ^ων του 
 στξατατί^ον, the commander of the camp. 
 From αξχτ, and στξατότε^ον, 
 
 Στξατοιτί^ίία, ας, «, an encampment, the 
 camp, the stationing of an army. From 
 
 Στξατοτ-'^ίυω, f ίυσω, p. ΐστξχτοττί^ίνκα, 
 
STP 
 
 '60 
 
 21*F 
 
 fe make an encampment, to pitch one's tent. 
 JFrom 
 
 ^,τοο.τό'Τί^ον, ου, το, a camp, Ccbet. Tub. i ; 
 Herod, iv, 4 ; hence by Metonomi/t an army. 
 From- (τ-ξατοί and τί^ον. 
 
 2TPAT0'2 (στ^Λτοί), ev, o, an army, 
 land or naval forces. 
 
 ^Tjarou'j-Ts, Ion. and Poet, for ίντζχτωντο, 
 2. pL iinperf. m. of ο-τξχτάομαί. 
 
 Στ^αΙ'ίνώί/, 2. a. inf. jKis. of (ττοζφω, f -^ω, 
 2. a. εσ'Τξχφον. 
 
 "Στξαφ^Ις, ivToc, and στξίφύύ;, 2rart. 1. a. 
 pas. of α-τξίφω. 
 
 'Στξίζλζυμα, ίτοί, το, torture ; also the 
 hehn of a ship. 
 
 2resoX>i, 'yji, r., torture ; a press. 
 
 "ΣτξίζλοΜάξ^ιο;, a man of perverse or twisted 
 mind. From χα,ξ^Ία,, and 
 
 ^τξίζλοξ, 71, ov, twisted, tortuous, crafty, 
 perverse. ΊΊι. στξίψω. 
 
 2<r^SeXew, eH, f. ωτΜ, p. ϊσ-τρίζλωκ,α,, to dis- 
 tort, pervert, make crooked. 
 
 'ΣτζΙμίΛα., α,τοζ, ro, any thing strained or 
 dislocated. From perf. pas. of σταΊφω. 
 
 "ΣτξίτΓτον, cd; το, a chain or necklace ; 
 and 
 
 ^τζί^το7ο, gen. lon^ of ατξΖ'^τΙ:, ου, ο, the 
 same. From 
 
 Στ^ίίττΰί, η, ov, flexible, turned, twisted ; 
 also 
 
 Έτξΐ'π-το;, ου, 0, subs' aiit. a chain or necklace. 
 From στφφω, to turn. 
 
 '2,τρΐ'7ΓτοφΌξο:, ου, ο y.cc) h, wearing a cliain or 
 necklace. From φίξω and στξΐ'τττό;. 
 
 Έτξίύγω, to grieve or afflict ; στξίύγομαι, 
 to pine or waste away, as it were by drops ; in 
 raid, to stay, abide, wait, Homer. Qu. στοαγ- 
 yiuo^ai. Th. στραγ^, yo;, tj, a drop. 
 
 Στζίφίοιήα), to whirl, turn in a circle, roll 
 round. Frota στοίίρω and "^ιύω. 27^. o/vsj, 
 y,:, r„ a whirlpool. 
 
 ΊτοιφύΙ)/, evTOi, part. 1. a. pas. n. g. See 
 
 'Στξίφνίντί, nom. dual. στζ%φύίντι, dat. sing, 
 of σ-οίφύύ;, part. 1. a. pas. of 
 
 2ΤΡΕ'ΦΩ, f στξίφω, p. 'ίίτςίφα, to turn, 
 bend, twist round; reflect; 1. a. imperat. act. 
 στξ'ί-^ον, άτω, 2. a, είττξα•ψι>ν, pres. m. στξϊ- 
 φομα.1, to turn one's self, to be changed, to be 
 conversant with, to be occupied witli ; perf. 
 pas. %(ττξαμμκι, 1. a. pas. 'ίιττξίφύγ,ν, 2. a. pas. 
 ίστξΆφτιν, 7];, >;, 2. a. subj. pas. στοα.φόό, γ,ς, ri, 
 part. 2. a. pas. (ττξκφύ;, {ίσα, εν, part. 1. α. 
 l>as. στξίφέιΊΐ, uo-u, εν, p. m. ίο'τξΰφΛ. 
 
 'Στξ'/ινίί, ado. roughly, loudlj', with u noise. 
 From 
 
 2ΤΡΗΝΙΓ2, is;, κ,α.) r,, noisy, loud ; 
 riotous, tumultuous. 
 
 "Στζπνιάω, f atreo, p. ί(ττξ»ινέακα, to live 
 wantonly or luxuriously, to riot. Th. ντξ?ι- 
 
 VOS- 
 
 ΣΤΡΗ^ΝΟΣ, to;, TO, luxury, dissipation ; 
 rudeness of manners ; as if from στζτ,νή;. 
 
 2ΤΡΓΒ02, a shrill note of a bird. From 
 ^τξ'ίζω, for τξίξίύ. 
 
 Ί,τξίγμοί, βν, ό, a kind of noise or sound. 
 From α-τξίζω, for τξ'ιζω. 
 
 "Στζίκτοΐ, lean, thin, lank, Gloss. Cyr. 
 
 2r^/|, the channel or fluting of a pillar. " 
 
 Έτξίφνος, VI, ov, lean, lank. From στρίφω. 
 
 Έτξοζίυ;, ίω;, ο, a fuller's instrument. 
 
 Στξο^ίω, f Ϋ,σω, to drive around, to whirl, 
 twist, turn. Th. στοϊφω. 
 
 Στξόζτλοΐ, ou, 0, any thing shaped like a top, 
 which children play with, a whirlwind, a torna- 
 do ; a kind of dance; the cone of a pine tree ; 
 a kind of shell fish, a cockle. 
 
 "Στξόζοζ, ου, ο, any whirling thing, a top to 
 play with ; a girdle. From στξοΖίω. 
 
 2ΤΡ0ΓΓΧ'Α02 fσ■τξoγyvλosJ, τι, βν, 
 round, globular ; smooth or even. From α-τξκγ- 
 γοζ and yoyyukoe, the same ivith aTgoyyvXo,. 
 
 ^r^oyyvX'om, u,f. ώσω, p. iirTooyyiXatxx, tO 
 make round or globular. 
 
 '2τξoyyύ\ωσis, ίΛΐ;, τι, a making round, a 
 rounding ; also the line of an ai-my. 
 
 'Έ,τξομζι^ί^πί, a proper name, Strombi- 
 chides. 
 
 'Σ-οόμξΰί, ου, ό, a top, a cone or pyramid, a 
 spindle ; the same with α-τξόζ/λο;. From (ττξβ- 
 ζ'ίω. Th. στξίφώ. 
 
 'Στοου&Ί'ζω, f Ίσω, to make a noise, to cry as 
 a sparrow, 
 
 'Στξου^ίον, ου, το, diminut. <f στξουΰοίί a 
 sparrow. 
 
 Στξονίΰ:<,άμν,>.οζ, ου, ό, an ostrich.] 
 
 2ΤΡ0ΤΘ0^2, oZ, Ό, a sparrow ; also an 
 ostrich J a kind of plant. 
 
 ^■roeii;, contracted from >ττζου6ο$, a sparrow, 
 Hesych. 
 
 'ΣτξοφάΙίζ, ων, at, the Stropliades, islands in 
 the Ionian .sea.] 
 
 'Στo/lφu.λ^y^, lyyoi, h, a whirlwind ; a whirl- 
 ing ; the hinge of a door ; a cheese. From 
 
 "Στξίφκλίζω, the same with στξίφω, to turn. 
 
 "Στξοφάω, ω, Ιυη. whence στξοφώμινα.ι. 
 From στξίφοι. 
 
 'Στΰοφίυ?, ίω;, ο, the hinge of a door. From 
 the same. 
 
 Έτξοφ'/}, rii, h, a turning, a bending •, the 
 strophe of the drama; a trick ; lohence in 
 Engl. STKIFE. From perf. m. εβ-τξοφα, of 
 (ίτρίφω. 
 
 Στοόφιγ'έ., yyo;, ο, a vertebra ; a hinge, a 
 turning, a bending. From the same. 
 
 ΣτοοφΙοιο, gen. Ion. of 'Στξόφιο;, ου, ο, a 
 proper name, Strophius. 
 
 Στοόφι;, ΐίΐοί, 71, a turning, a rolling ; the 
 cock of a tap, a7td hence a shifting, shuffling 
 fellow, Aristoph. Nub. 450 ; the same with 
 στξοφτι.~\ 
 
 Στξ'οφοζ, ου, ό, any thing twisted, a cord, a 
 rope, a band or girdle ; a griping in the bowels. 
 Hence in Engl. rofe. From στξίφω, p. m. 
 ί7τοοφα. 
 
 "Στξοφωτοξ, 71, ov, apt to turn. 
 
 Έτξύμοίξγο;, furiou;s]y lustful ; to be referred 
 to a-Toevi, a spaiTow, because ορ^^ίντίκοι^ or 
 salacious. 
 
2TT 
 
 Γ61 
 
 ΣΧΒ 
 
 ^τξυμόνΰί, acc. sing, of 
 
 Έτξΰμαν, ovogf β,, α river of AmphipoUs in 
 
 Whrace, the Stiymon. 
 
 'Στξυφνοξ, ii, ov, sour, harsh, austere ; the 
 same witk στυφνο;, from which it is formed by 
 inserting ξ• but some refer it to στρίψω, to con- 
 strain. 
 
 2TPTXN0'2, οϋ, 0•, a species of the plant 
 called solanum or niffht-shade. 
 
 ^τζωμα, α,τας, «re, any thing spread out ; a 
 blanket, coverlet, couch, bed. From στρύν- 
 ννμι, which is from the obsolete α•τξόω. 
 
 Έτξωμοίτίν;, ίωξ, ο, a pHlow, bedding, any 
 garnnent sewed together. Th. ο-τοξίω, to 
 spread. 
 
 'Στξωμη, tie, i, the same as the jweceding. 
 From 
 
 "Στξωννϋμι, or στξοιννύω, imperf. Ια-τξάννυον, 
 f. στξύσω, to spread, strew, spread or make a 
 bedy furnish ; 1 . «. ϊστξωσα., J . a. imperat. 
 act. α•Τξω(Τΰν, άτω, p. ϊ(Ττξωκ.ΰί- p. pas. 'ίστρωμα,ι, 
 eaiy T^t, part. p. pas. Ιστξωμ'ίνο;, *?, ov. Heuce 
 in Engl, το ssrow. Th. στοξίω. 
 
 ΣτξωσΊί, iit/j, fi, a covering, a spreading, a 
 strewing. From 2. j)ers. sing. p. ])as. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Στξασ-ον, 1 . a. imperat. act. and 
 Στξύΰ-ύΐ, l.f. act. of στξύνννμι. 
 Sr^itfT^^, '^^flj, 0, one who spreads or strews ; 
 a -cross-beam ; also a lath. 
 
 'Στξωτος, '/I, ov, spread, strewed. Fro77t 3. 
 Si7lg. p. pas. of στξωννυμ/, 
 
 'Στξωφ'χ,ιτίαι, pres. inf. pas. of 
 'Στξωφάω, ω, the Same with στζοφάαι, to turn, 
 ^c. ,• the same with σ-τξίφω- l.f. m. στξωφ^ι- 
 σομα,ι. From στζοφ'ή. Th. ρτξ'εφω. 
 
 'Στξωφύμίνοί, part. pres. pas. of στξωφάια. 
 'Στξάω, obsolete, from στοοίω. 
 2ruyUj, 3. sing. pres. hid. trrvycy, 3. sing. 
 pres. subj. of στυγίω. 
 
 Έτνγίξίι, Ion. for (η-νγίξχ, as, ή' dat. pi. 
 στυγίςαΤί. From 
 
 'Στΰγίξο;, ξχ, ξον, odious, frightful ; sad, dis- 
 mal. Th. στυγίω. 
 
 'Στνγίξύτίΐί, soi, S Kx) «, odious, hateful •, 
 having a morose look, Hesiod. Op. 193. 
 From irrvyigo? and ω•ψ. Th. α•7τταμαι. 
 
 "Στΰγίξω;, adv. frightfully; sadly. From 
 
 2ΤΤΓΕΏ. (στνγίω], f. 'ήσω, and ατυί,ω, 
 to pursue with hatred ; to dread ; from the 
 ohsol. !ττύγω, 1. a. ϊστν'ύ,α, 2. a, 'ΐττυγον. 
 
 "Στΰγ^ιμχ, aro}, το, odium, hatred ; and 
 
 'ΣτνγΫ^τοί^ «, ov, odious, hateful. From perf. 
 pas. Th. στυγίω. 
 
 '^TtiyvaZ^m,f. affu, to be sad, gloomy, or de- 
 jected J 1. rt. itrrvyvccffci, part. 1. a. act. στυ- 
 γνχίΤιΖί. From <ττυγνόξ. 
 
 ΈτυγνΆΐτχ;, xffx, αν, pai't, 1. a. act. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Στί/γνο;, VI, ov, hateful, odious ; mournful ; 
 an epithet of Orion, sad, unlucky. From 
 
 "Στύγοζ, io;, to, hatred. Th. ffrvyiea, 
 
 2ΤΤΆ02 fffrvXosJ, ov, 0, a column, a pil- 
 
 96 
 
 style for luriting. Hence im Fngl. 
 a city and fountain of 
 
 lar ; a 
 
 STYLE. 
 
 Στυμφαλο;, ου, 
 Arcadia, Stymphalus.] 
 
 2τ&ι|, γο;, vi, a river in the infernal regions, 
 Styx. From στυγίω* 
 
 'Ί^τυ'ςαιμι, 1. α, opt. act. of στυγίω. 
 
 ΣτΊ/ίτεΓβν, ου, το, and στυντηΊον, and στνρτ- 
 •riov, tow, flax. From 
 
 2ΤΧ'ΠΗ, and στύ-τττί!, >??, ί, tow, coarse 
 flax or hemp. Also 
 
 Έτυν/ι, a stalk or stem •, as if from στύφω, 
 because we use it to bind or maJce compact. 
 
 'Στύ'ΡΓ'ΐνοζ, '/I, ov, made of tow. From στύ~ 
 
 "Στυτος, ίΰί, το, the same ivith στΰ-ττη. 
 Στΰ'ΤΓττη, See Έτύ-τ*!. 
 
 Στυττ^ΐξία, ας, ί, alum j SO called, because 
 it στΰφιι, or is astringent. 
 
 Στυ-τττίκοζ, yj, ov, astringent. Hence in Fngl. 
 STYPTIC. Th. ατΰφω. 
 
 Στυξχχΐνοζ, tvvi, tvov, made of the storax-tree 
 or white poplar, Gen. xxx, 37- 
 
 2TT'PAS, ακος, h, the storax or styrax 
 tree ; in m. g. o, the wooden part of a javelin ; 
 also the whole javelin. 
 
 ΣτϋφίλΙζω, f. ζω, to treat harshly or con- 
 turaeliously. 
 
 "Στυφ-λίζαι, 1. a. inf. act. of στυφίλίζω, 
 Th. στύφω. 
 
 "Στΰφ-λο;, h, ov, rough, rugged, hard. 
 "Στυφνοί, 5j, ov, astringent, ^c. the same 
 U'ith στυφν'οζ. Th. στύφω. 
 
 Στΰφξος, ξχ, ξον, hard, liarsh, rigid ; as if 
 from the same Th. 
 
 2ΤΤ'ΦΩ fσ-ϋφωJ,f. -ψω, to bind together, 
 make compact or dense, to draw together or 
 pucker as astringent substances, S^•c. 
 
 Στύ-φΐξ, ίωζ, 'h, a contracting, puckering, 
 thickening. 
 
 2TX'Xi, f. ύσω, to contract, draw together, 
 pucker, thifken ; to make sad. 
 
 Στωικός, r,, ov, stoical ; hence in Eng. stoic 
 From the στοά or porch, in ivhich the aucient 
 philosophers held their discussions. 
 
 Στωμνλίω, ω, to be loquacious or talkative. 
 Th. στΌμχ. 
 
 ΣτωμΰλΙχ, ας, φ, loquacity, talkativeness, 
 facetiousness. From στωμύΧο;. 
 
 τωμύλλω^ the same ivith στωβ.υλίω. 
 τύμυΧμχ, χτοξ, το, loquacity, facetioUS- 
 ness. From the preceding. 
 
 Στωμνλοζ, ου, ο κχ) h, talkative, facetious; 
 a babbler, a prater. Th. στΌμχ, the moutli. 
 
 ΣΤ, awl Dor. τυ, thou ; in gen. σου, S^-c. 
 Hence σο?, ση, trov, thine. 
 
 Σΰοίγξος, ου, ο, as if σΰ? ϋγζίο}, a wild boar ; 
 also a hunter of the wild boar. 
 
 2T'BAPI2 (ΣυζΆο,ς), t^os, and to:, r., 
 a city in ancient Italy, Sybaris ; according to 
 others, a city of Magna Grcecia ; also eftem- 
 inacy, luxury. 
 
 Σΰζ&οττ'/,ζ, ου, ό,, an inhabitant of Sybaris ; 
 a Sybarite., 
 
 2c 
 
2ΥΓ 
 
 76ί 
 
 ^Γ 
 
 'Σνζκξΐτϊχοξ, h, ον, of or belonging to Syba• 
 ris ; efleminate ; luxurious. Th. 'Σύζχξΐ;. 
 
 "ΣΰζΆξΐπ;, ίτϊ^ος, ri> a woman of Sybaris. 
 
 ^υζτινη, or συζινη, «?, «, a sheath or case 
 made of leather, skin, or hide ; jjroperli/ that of 
 a sivine ; also a boar-spear ; a hunter's pole. 
 Frojn σν;. 
 
 'Συζόα-ίον, ου, ro, a herd of swine feeding ; 
 the place where swine lie, or are fed. From 
 συ; and β'οσίζ, h, food. Th. βόω, to feed. 
 
 "Συζ&ιτ*!?, au, Oy a swine-herd ; who βΰα,ζ 
 βόίΐ, feeds swine. 
 
 'Σνγγίγξαφόπζ, ων, ol, nom. pi. of 
 
 "Συγγίγξαφ&ΐξ, νΐχ, os, part. J), act. of ffvy- 
 γξύφω, to write, or commit to writing; to 
 Avrite a history ; to stipulate in writing. Th. 
 γξάφω, f. "φω, p. γ'ίγξκφα, to write. 
 
 Συγγίλάω, ω, to laugh with or together. 
 
 ^uyyUiicc, a.%, jj, consanguinity ; kindred ; 
 lineage, parentage. From ffvyyivris. 
 
 "Siuyyiviffucn, 2. a, iiif. m. (f συγγίνομ,χι, to 
 be with. 
 
 "SivyyiviffiV, dat. pi, of 
 
 ^uyyiVTii, iui, ο χα) h, of the same kindred 
 or blood ; of the same family ; allied. From 
 συν and yiva?, ios, το, family. Th. γίίνομαι, 
 to be ; 2. a. m, iyivo^'uv. 
 
 Συyy^vώμtύa, I, pi. 2, a. subj, m. of (fuy- 
 yiyvo^ai. 
 
 ^\jyyv\gu.trx,m, Us, u, to grow old together. 
 From συν and yTi^^agiim, f. άσω, to grow old. 
 Th. yvigas, ατοζ, ro, old age. 
 
 'Συyγ^v^ffβύίι, pres. inf. m. of 
 
 "^uyy'ivo^oii, to be together ; to be with ; to 
 assemble or come together ; to have commerce 
 with ; to be present at ; to assist ; to be pro- 
 duced or begotten at the same time. From 
 em and y^yvoμa^. 
 
 ^vyytvaffxcj, to know ; to be conscious of ; 
 to be of the same opinion ; to pardon, forgive. 
 Fro?n ffvv and Th. γινωσκω, to know; f m. 
 γνάΐίτομαι, p. Ί^ίωΗ,α., 2. a. εγνων, ω$, ω, 2. α. 
 imperat. yvuot. 
 
 ^vyyve^^Yi, '/;;, τ;, consent •, leave ; pardon ; 
 trvyyvu^yiv %χαν, to forgive, Theophr. Char. 
 i ; also to obtain forgiveness. From vm and 
 yvMy.yt.'j 
 
 '2iuyyvu^o'j'i}cos, h, ov, indulgent; ready to 
 forgive ; deserving pardon. Front 
 
 "Συγγνώμων, όνος, I χα) 'h, inclined or ready 
 to forgive, merciful, indulgent ; deserving- 
 pardon, of the same opinion. From συγ- 
 γνωμϊ). 
 
 Συγγνωιτΰγίνοιι, to obtain pardon ; 1. «. bf. 
 pas. (f συγγινωσκω, to pardon ; f m. συγγνω- 
 σομα,ι, 2. a. σννιγνων. 
 
 Συγγνωστός, τ,, ον, excusable, pardonable, 
 deserving forgiveness. 
 
 Σύγγονΰξ, ου, ό χα) h. Poet, the same as 
 if'jyysvhs, which see. 
 
 Σνγγξαμμα, arog, το, a writing, composi- 
 tion, work ; a history ; a book ; dat. pi, συγ- 
 γ^άμμασι. From ίτνγγοάφω. 
 
 'Συγγζκ.φίυί, ΐοξ, ο, an author, \vriter ι com* 
 poser, historian. From the same. 
 
 Συγγξχφγι, τΐζ, «, a writing ; a history or 
 composition ; a deed or other legal instrument 
 or obligation. From 
 
 Συγγξκφω, f. •φω, to write, reduce to writ- 
 ing, to compose ; to stipulate in writing $ 
 hence συγγζά-φ&ί, l.a. itif. act. From συν and 
 γράφω. 
 
 Συγγυμνασία, a;, *i, an exercise with oth- 
 ers ; the act of exercising in company with 
 others. From συν and γυμνασία, exerciser 
 practice. 
 
 Συγγυμναστίι;, ου, ο, a companion in gym- 
 nastic exercises, a school-fellow. J 
 
 Συγκαθαίξΐω, ω, to destroy together ; io 
 assist in destroying ; to assist by removing a 
 burthen ; to aid. From συν and χαύαίξίω. 
 From χΆτα and αΐξΐω, to take. 
 
 Σvyxahίξγω, to shut up, inclose, or im- 
 prison with. From συν and χαβείξγω. 
 
 Συγχαόίλχω, and συγχα^λχύω, to draw or 
 drag down together with. From συν and xot- 
 όίλχω, 
 
 Συγχαύίυ^ησίξ, tas, vi, a sleeping or lying 
 down together with. Froin 
 
 Συγχαύζυ^ω, to lie down or sleep together 
 with. From συν and xahuhu. 
 
 Συγχαβί-φίω, ω, to cause to boil together. 
 
 Συγχά^ημα/, to sit down together ; to be in 
 session with. From συν and χάύνιμαι. Th» 
 ίίμαί., to sit. 
 
 ΣυγχαΰΙζω, to place o»• seat together ; to sit 
 together ; I.e. ind, act. συνιχάύισα, part. 
 l.a. act. auyxaulfas. From συν and καθίζω, 
 Th. 'ΐχ,ω, to seat or place. 
 
 Συγχαίυφαινω, to interweave, to weave to- 
 gether. 
 
 Σύγχαίξοζ, ου, ο χα) ί, seasonable, oppor- 
 tune.] 
 
 ΣυγχαΊω, f. χαύσω, p. συγχ'ίχαυκα, to burn 
 with, consume together. From συν and Th. 
 καΊω, to burn. 
 
 Συγχαχοτταΰ'ίω, ω, f. ήσω, p. συγχικαχβ'ττά^ 
 ύηχα, to participate in the affliction of another ; 
 to sympathize with ; to sutler together. From 
 συν and χαχο<ταύίω, to suffer evil or affliction. 
 From xaxos and 5ra<r;^<y, to suffer ; 2, a. 
 iTraSov, p. m. ^ί'Τονύα. 
 
 Συγχαχουχίω, ω, f. ήσω, p. συγχίκαχου- 
 χγίχα, to vex, harass, inflict evil upon togeth- 
 er ; pres. pas. συγκαχουχ;ίομα/, ουμαι, to be 
 vexed or troubled together. From συν and 
 χαχουχίω, to ill-treat. From xaxos and ϊχ,ω, 
 f. ϊξω, 2. a. 'ισχύον, to have. 
 
 Συγχα'Κίω, ω, or Λομαι, ουμαι, f. ισω, to 
 convoke, call together, invite as a guest ; per/". 
 act. συγχίχληχχ, 1. a. συνίχάλεσα, 1. a. m» 
 συνζκαλεσάμ^ιν, ω, ατο. From συν and Th. 
 καλεω, to call. 
 
 Συγχάλυμμα, ατοζ, το, a covering, cover, 
 lid. From p. pas. of 
 
 Συγχαλύ'ττω, f. "φω, p. συγχεχαλυφα, to 
 cover, conceal, hide; to veil or muffle up; 
 
2ϊΓ 
 
 •ι bw• 
 
 srr 
 
 p. pas. σνγκίκάλΐίμμ,αι^ 1. α. jids, συηκαλύφύ'/ιν, 
 2. a. pas. συνικαλύζ' /iVy part. perf. pas. β•υγκί~ 
 xaXvfAf^ivas, «, ov, covered, hidden. From 
 ffiv and Th. καΧύττ-Τύ», J", "φω, 2. a. Ικάλνζον} 
 to cover, hide. 
 
 ^νγκΆλν-φϋίν, 3. sing. 1. a. opt, JEoL of 
 ονγκαΧύττω. 
 
 Ένγχάμνω, f. κόίμω, p. κικανικα, to work 
 with any one, to be a companion in labour.] 
 
 "^υγκάμνΎω,/. -φω, j). συγκίκαμφοι, to bend 
 or crook, to weigh down ; to fojd or roll up ; 
 
 1. a. συν^χα/ΐΑ-φχ, 1. a, imperat. act. σύγκ,α,μ- 
 'φον, άτω. From συν and »άμ<χ^τω, f. •φω, 
 to bend. 
 
 "Σνγκαταζαίνία, to go down together, de- 
 scend, to coincide with ; to accommodate one's 
 self to the occasion, to the niamiers of another ; 
 to agree to a condition ; 2. o. ind. act. ο-νγ- 
 ΛΆΤίζ'/ιν, 7ΐί, 57, part. 2. a. act. συγχαταξύς. 
 Fro7n <τυν, κατά, and βαίνω, f. τη. β'/ισομα,ί, 
 
 2. a. Κ^ν, to go. 
 
 ΣυγκΆταζάνπί, nom, pi. part. 2. a. act. of 
 the preceding. 
 
 Έιυγχ.ατιχ,γ'/ΐξχω, ω, to grow old together. 
 From truv, kutk, and γπξάω, 
 
 'Σνγκαταγω, to bring back together ; to as- 
 sist in bringing back ; to assist in bringing 
 back from exile. From συν, jcarky aitd ayca, 
 to lead or draw. 
 
 "^uyKocTCi^vvu, to sink down with, to plunge 
 or dive with.] 
 
 'Ί,υγκαΎα.ζίύ'γνϋμί, to unite, join together; 
 to marry to. Th. ζευγνυμι. 
 
 'Σνγκ.ατα^ίσβαί, 2. a. inf. m. of συγΛα,τΆτ'ί- 
 ύημ», which see. 
 
 'ΣυγκΛτάύίσίξ, ίω;, vi, consent, agreement ; 
 approbation ; vote. From the same, 
 ^υγκα,τακαίω, to burn together with.] 
 
 ^ογχατακαΧύ^τω, to cover, conceal ; to 
 hide together. Front καλύπτω. 
 
 "^υγκχτοίκΧηζίνομ'ίω, ω, to possess or in- 
 herit together ; to be coheir with. From χλη- 
 ξονομίω. 
 
 "Συγχατκμίγνυμί, to mix or mingle together. 
 From συν, κα,τα., and μίγνυμι. 
 
 Έυγκα,τασζ'ίννΰμί, -ύω, and -σζημι, f. σζίσω, 
 to extinguish with, to destroy with.] 
 
 'ΣυγχατΛσή'Τω, to make rotten, cause to pu- 
 trefy. From σντω. 
 
 Έινγχατασχά^ηΐί, ου, e, a waster or spoiler. 
 From 
 
 Έυγχατασχκ^τω, to batter down, overthrow, 
 destroy $ to undermine. From σκά,•ντω. 
 
 ^υ^κ,α,τΛσχ,ιυά,Χω, f. άσω, to equip or make 
 preparation together ; to assist in preparing. 
 From συν, χατα, and σκιυάζα, Th. σχίΖος, 
 fos, vo, a vessel. 
 
 ^υγχκτΛσχίυύσας, ασα, αν, part. 1. α, act. 
 of the preceding. 
 
 ^υγχατασχτινόω, f. ωσω, to pitch tents to- 
 gether ; to dwell in the same tent ; to place 
 under the same tent. From συν, xara, and 
 9χϊΐνόω, 
 
 ^υγχατασνάα, f. ifu, to pl,uck away, pull 
 
 down, destioyj together. From am, xarh, 
 and σζάω. 
 
 "ΣυγχΆτασΐζίτω, to overturn, throw down, 
 together. From συν, xara, and στξί^ω. 
 
 'ΣυγχΛταστξί-φαμ'ίνων, gen, pi. of part. 1. a, 
 VI. of the preceding. 
 
 "ΣυγχΒίΤΛτάττω, to place, arrange with oth* 
 ers. 
 
 Συγχατατί^μΐ) to put down together ; συγ" 
 χα.νΰΐ.τί6ιμΛί, to assent to, to agree with ; to 
 approve of ; "φΐ^φαν, is understood, as in Lat. 
 after concede, Bos. de Ellips. voce •ψ^φο;'• 
 p. pas. συγχα,τΛΤίίίίμΆΐ, ^jori. p. pas, συγχα," 
 ταηΰίΐμίνοζ. From συν, κατά, and τΐύνμι, tO 
 put or place. 
 
 ^uyxar αφ άγοντα, ax:c, sing. part. 1. cr. 
 act. of 
 
 "Σνγχαταφχγω, to eat, feast, or devour to- 
 gether. From συν, χατα, and φάγω, 2. a, 
 ϊφαγον, 1. a. iiif. φαγίΐν, to eat. 
 
 "Συγκαταφλίγω, to burn or Consume to- 
 gether. 
 
 'Σιυγκατα'φ^ιφίζα/,^. ισω, p. συγχατί-φ'^φιχα, 
 to join in voting against or condemning ; also 
 to elect together ; pres. pas. συγχατα-φνιφίζο" 
 μαι, to be elected or appointed by a majority, 
 or by the generality of the votes ; \. a. pas. 
 συγχατίφ'/ιφίσίτιν, '/ί$, jj. From συν, χατα, and 
 "φ'/ιφΓζω, to reckon with pebbles or counters ; 
 also to decree, determine. Th. -φηφοξ, ov, i, 
 a pebble. 
 
 "^^υγχατίλύωμίν, 1. pi. 2. a. suhj. act. of 
 συγχατίξ^ομαι, to approach below ; to go down 
 together ; to return together. From συν and 
 χατίξ^ομαι, to return; to descend ; and this 
 fro7n χατα and ϊξ^ζομαι, to come ; f. m. Ιλίΐί* 
 σομαι, 2. a. τιλύον. 
 
 "Σνγκατίξγάζομαι, to work or finish togeth» 
 er ; to assiiit in finishing ; to aid in executing. 
 From Ιξγάζομαι. Th. ίξγον. 
 
 Έυγχατοξύζ,αι, 1. a. iff. act. of 
 
 'Συγχατοζύσσω, or -ττω, to dig together ; to 
 bury together. From συν, χατα, and όζόσσω^ 
 or -TTa,f. ζω, p. χ;α, to dig. 
 
 "Σύγχίΐμαι, to* be placed or situated together, 
 to be composed of, to be agreed ; συγχΰσίαι^ 
 to be of the same opinion. 
 
 "Συγχύμινον, ου, το, an agreement ; a treaty, 
 
 Th. χίΐμαι. 
 
 'Συγχίΐται, it is certain ; it appears 5 it is 
 agreed. From the preceding verb, 
 
 Έυγχίχΰμίνόί, part, p, pas, of συγχό'Ττω^ 
 which see. 
 
 "Συγχίντίω, to pierce, prick, or slay with. 
 From χίντίω, 
 
 Έυγxiξάvvvμι,f^ σϋγχίξά^ω, ρ, σνγχίχίξακα^ 
 to mix or mingle together •, to combine, unite % 
 to temper ; 1 . a. συνιχίζασα, ας, £• jy. pas. 
 Sync, συγχίχξαμμαι, part. p. j)as. συγχίχξαμ^ 
 μίνοί, 71, ov, tempered, mixed, together. From 
 συν and χίξάνννμι, f. χίξάσω, to mix, mingle. 
 
 Έυγχίξατίζω, and -τίζομαι, to Strike or en« 
 gage with horns. 
 
 2υγχίφαλαιόα>^ t{> recapitulate,; to revie\?f 
 
2ΤΓ 
 
 764 
 
 trv 
 
 briefly ; to run over the heads of a subject ; 
 and -όομ/ϋί, οΰ/Λοίΐ, to sum up, take the amount. 
 Front συν and χίφΰίλα,:ΰίι)Γ Tk. χίφαλ'/ΐ, the 
 head. 
 
 "Συγχί^^υμίνας, η, ov, confused, promiscuous, 
 in confused heaps ; part. p. jjas. of irvy^vm, 
 or 'ύω. 
 
 'Συγχίχωξ^σ^ω, 3. sing, pluperf. imperat. 
 pas. if (τυγχωφ,ω, to grant, yield, indulge. 
 JFrom χ^ωζίω, f. >5<r/», p. χζχ^ωοηΛΧ, to go ; to 
 come ; to contain. 
 
 'Συ'γχιχωίτμίΐα^ covered or sheltered by earth 
 heaped up ; part, p. pas. ο/σνγχ^όω, luhich see. 
 
 'Συγχίύω, ω^ J. r,cfii), p. ffvyxixtvfixa, to 
 move together or at the same time ί to remoΛ'e 
 with ; to agitate together; 1. a. <τΰνίχίν)^α•ίχ., eci, z. 
 Til. xivitu, to move, shake. 
 
 'Συγχίντ^α'ίί, ias, vt, the act of moving, shak- 
 ing, or agitating together ; commotion. 
 
 "^uyzXeiffis, ίωξ, h, the act of breaking, bruis- 
 ing, or crushing ; and 
 
 "Συγχλκσ-μοζ, ov, a, the sajne. From 
 
 Έυγχλά,ω, f. acruy to break or bruise in 
 pieces ; to lean strongly upon any thing ; to 
 berrd. See Κλύω. 
 
 'Σόγχλίίΐπί, ίωί, «, the act of enclosing or 
 shutting up i a narrow pass among mountains ^ 
 and 
 
 "Σόγχλίίσ-μχ, ατο;•, ro, a joining or binding 
 together, a lie or bond. 
 
 "Συγκλίΐα-μ,ος, ου, ό, the act of shutting up 
 together ; a blockade or siege. From p. 
 jias. of 
 
 'ΣυγκΧίΙω^ f. uffM, p. ουγχίχλί/χχ, to shut 
 up, inclose, throw into prison ; 1. «. cruvsxXsr- 
 ffx• p. pas. (τυγχίχλίίο-μκί, <ren, trrcci, part. j). 
 pas. ίτυγχίχλασ-μίνοί, jj, ov, 2Vi. χλίΐω, f. σω, 
 to shut up. 
 
 'ΣvyxXv}ξovoμ^ω, ω, f. ncfeo, p. auyxiicXrioovO- 
 μηχα, to be a coheir with. 
 
 'Συγχλτίξονόμ^ος, ου, ο χα) ί, a coheir. From 
 
 συν and χλτίξονόμο;, an heir ; and this from 
 
 χλΐίξο;, ov, 0, and νίμω, to possess, to divide; 
 
 f. νιμω, p. νίνίμ'/^χΰί, 1. a. ίναμοί, p. m. vi- 
 
 νομα. 
 
 'Συγχλητοί, ου, ό xou h, assembled, convoked, 
 invited ; subst. v), soil, βονλ^, the senate ; espe- 
 ciallt/ the Roman senate. From ffuyxoiXiu. 
 
 'ΣυγχΧύΖ,ω, f. ύιτω, j). υχοι., to ihundate, 
 overwhelm, drown. From χλύ'ζω. 
 
 "Σύγχλν;, <Λος, gathered or heaped together, 
 of all sorts ; assembled together from all parts. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 "Συγχοιμύομαι, ωμαι, to lie together ; to 
 sleep together ; to have commerce with ; f m. 
 ήσομαι. From truv and χο/μάω. 
 
 'Συγχοινωνίω, to be a partaker with ; to have 
 in common -, to share with ; to have intercourse 
 with ; with dat. ; nom. pi. part. pres. ffuyxoi- 
 vojvoZvns, f, %αω, p. συγχίχοινων/ιχύί, 1. a. συν- 
 ζχοινων/κτοί, part. 1 . a. act. συγχοινωνή(τα.ζ, 
 aifccj ctv. From truv and χοινωνίω, to be a 
 sharer, from κοινωνοί, ου, ό και hj a partner, 
 a sharer, Th, »wvaj, common. 
 
 "Συγκοινων}?) ου, ο K<x,t ίι, a partner ; a shar^ 
 er ; a companion or associate. From βυν and 
 κοινωνοί. 
 
 'Σύγκοΐ'ΤΟί, βυ, ο xeti τι, one who lies down' or 
 sleeps in the same bed with another ; a hus- 
 band ; a wife ; a concubine. From συν and 
 χοΊτη, a couch. 
 
 Συγ7ΐοΧλάύύ, ω, f. π'Τω, p. ffvyxixoXXvixctf 
 to glue or cement together ; to compose ; to 
 combine. Th. χοΧΧά,ω. 
 
 'ΊιυγκοΧυμζ'/ια-ίΐ, 3. sing, l-f act. of συγχα- 
 Χνμζάω, to swim together. Th. κοΧνμζάω, 
 f. '/icrcu, to swim. 
 
 Συyχoμ't'h7l, a collection or gathering as of 
 fruits, historical facts, &c. ; h ϊ,|Jyκoμι^h Ik των 
 ά.yξωv Si ro eLffru, the collection of things from 
 the country in the city, or, more properly, the 
 resort of people from the country to the city, 
 Thucyd. ii, 52 ; as in a similar passage (f 
 Lioy, agrestibusque in urbem receptis, lib. iii, 
 cap. 6 ; Gail's Mem. sur Tltucyd, iv part. 
 No. 4, p. 160.] 
 
 "Συγκομίζω, f ίσω, p. ffυyκiκόμιxa, to carry 
 with one's self; to gather ; 1. a. συνίχΌμισοι.. 
 From συν and κομίζω, to carry. 2'Λ. κομίοΑ, 
 
 Συγκο•ζτ^, ί;> 'hf a sudden failure of thq 
 strength and faculties of the human body; 
 fainting ; also a grammatical figure, Syncope. 
 From 
 
 Συγχό-ττω, f. -φω, to cut off; to pound, 
 bruise ; to assist in beating ; to contract. From 
 συν and κόττω, to cut, cleave. 
 
 Συγκοσμίω, ω, f ήσω, to decorate, adorn, or 
 honour, together; 1. f. inf. συγχοσμήσαν. 
 From συν and χοσμ'ιω. 
 
 Σύγχξ&σΐί, εωί, h, the act of mixing ; a mix- 
 ture, combination. Th. χΐξάννυμι. 
 
 Σύγχξϊμκ, άτοί, το, a whole formed by the 
 union of divers things ; interpretation, Septuag. 
 an edict ; an ordinance. From σνγκξίνω. 
 
 Σρμχξίναι, 1. α. i7f. act. and 
 
 "Συγκξίνοίί, ασχ, αν, part. 1 . a. act. from 
 
 ΣυγχξΤνω, f ϊνω, to mix ^ together ; to heap 
 together ; to form or contract ; to compose,, 
 compound ; to contend or strive ; to interpret ; 
 1. a. συνίκξίνα, I. o. iif. act. συγκξϊνοί.^ Th. 
 χξίνω, to judge. 
 
 Συγκξίσι;, ιως, r„ a gathering- or growing 
 together ; union; amalgamation, comparison ; 
 rite, ceremony ; fashion ; xara την σύγχζίσιν 
 αυτών, Num. xxix. From the preceding. 
 
 Συγκζΰτίω, to sliike or clap together ; to ap- 
 plaud ; to train or form ; to make preparation ; 
 to collect ; to stir up ; to incite ; to forge or 
 weld. From συν and χζοτεω. Th. κξότοί, a 
 beating στ clapping ; applause. 
 
 Συγχξουσμοί, ου, ο, a beating or bruising to- 
 gether. From 
 
 Συγχξούω, to beat or strike together ; to 
 embroil with ; to bring into collision, Theoplir. 
 by art or force to compel one to reveal what 
 he conceals. Th. χξουω, to beat. ] 
 
 Συγχξύ'^τω, tke same as χξύττω, f. -φω^ 
 p. κίχζυφα, 2. a. ϊχξϋζον, to conceal, hide. 
 
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 '^ϋγκξύ-φαι, 1 . α. inf. act. of the preceding. 
 
 ^υγχτίζο), f, ίΐτω, p. σννίχτικ,α., to found, 
 create or build together ; to lead out a colony. 
 From KTiZo). 
 
 "Συγκτίιττ'/ΐζ, ου, ο, an associate in leading out 
 a colony. From the preceding. 
 
 "Συγκν-^Γτω, f. -ν^Λ», /;. συγλ,ίκυφα, to look 
 downward , to bend down ; to turn down the 
 eyes ; conspire together ; 1. a. σ•ννί»υ•φα. Th. 
 κύ'ΤΓτω, which see. 
 
 '2uyKuoiu, to happen ; to meet with one ; 
 to belong to. 
 
 "Συγχυξίχ, α?, τι, a casualty, accident ; what- 
 ever happens by chance ; κατά, <ταγκυξ1αν, by 
 chance. 
 
 "Σνγκϋξω, to meet with, light upon ; to hap- 
 pen. From συν and κύξω, f. κύξσω, to hap- 
 pen ; 1. fi. ϊκ,υζσα,, or from νυγκνξ'ίω. 
 
 "Σ'^γχ-ϋφω, to contract ; to bend ; in N". T. 
 to be bowed together or bent double.] 
 
 ^υγκωμάζα,η. Dor. for συγκωμάσα,τι, 2. 
 pi. I. a. imperat. (f 
 
 Έυγχωμάζω, (from συν and χωμάζω) f 
 ύσω, to join together in a debauch. Th. κώ- 
 μο;, xohich see. 
 
 'Συγχ;αίζω, to rejoice together; to felicitate 
 or congratulate ; loith dat, imperf. συνί^α/ξον, 
 is, t, 2. a. pas. συνίχάξ'/ιν, »??, n, 2. a, impe- 
 rat. pas, σνγχάξν,ύι, τι-τω, and in pi. σνγ^ά.- 
 ξγ]Τί, Th. ^ύίί^ω, f Άξω, ]). χ,'ίχ^αξκα., to re- 
 joice. 
 
 'Συγχ^α.ζΗται, 3. sing. 2.y. vi. and 
 
 'Συγχ^άξτ,τί, 2. pi. 2. a. imperat. pas. of 
 σνγ^ύίίρω. 
 
 "Σύγχίΐ, pres. imperat. act. of 
 
 'Σν'γχ^ίω, f. συγχ^ίύσω, to mix together ; to 
 throw into confusion ; to assemble a promis- 
 cuous crowd ; also to trouble ; to destroy ; to 
 render useless; 1. a. συνίχία, 2. a. συήχ^ιον, 
 iff i. Th. p^iu, and χύω, f. χίσω, χύσω, 
 and χίύσω, 1. a. ϊχίυσχ, 'ίχζνα, and Ίχίοί, to 
 pour out. 
 
 "Συγχοξίύω, f. ιύσω, to dance together, 
 Anacr. v, 1 1 . 
 
 "Ί^νγχοω^ f. ωσω, to protect by a rampart of 
 earth thrown up ; to cover with earth. From 
 χοω. Th. χίω. 
 
 'Συγχζάομχι, u^oci, to use together ; to use ; 
 to have intercourse, dealings, or commerce with 
 one ; with dat. tvith a prepositio?i, to borrow ; 
 to receive as a loan ; συγχζνισά,μίνοι ^αξ» 
 Αόχξων τξΐ'/ιξίΐ;, Polyb. I. 20, borrowing gal- 
 lies of the Locrians ; f. m. ήσομοα, p. 2>os. 
 συγκίχρνμΐϋ- Th. χξάω, to lend. 
 
 "Συγχρονίζω, f. ίσω, ju συγκίχξΰνίχβ(, to be 
 of the same age with ; to be contemporaneous ; 
 to tarry or dwell with. From συν and χξο- 
 νίζω. Th. χξόνοί, time. 
 
 "Συγχϋνω, and συγχύω, f ύσω, p. σνγχίχυ- 
 χα, to pour out together ; to jumble or mix 
 together ; to confuse; to trouble ; 2. a. or im- 
 perf. συνίχυνον, es, ε, I confounded or Con- 
 quered in disputation ; p. pas. συγχίχυμοίΐ, 
 <r«/, ra/, I was disturbed or troubled i pai't. p. ■ 
 
 j^as. συγχίχνμίνο;, f}, ov, 1. a. pas. συηχΰίνιν, 
 iji, 9j. From συν and χυω, or χύνω. Th. 
 χίω, to pour out. 
 
 "Συγχΰσι?, ίω;, «, a confused mixture ; con- 
 fusion ; trouble, disorder. From the preced- 
 
 ins 
 
 'β• 
 
 Συγχυω, See Συγχυνω. 
 ι "Συγχωνεύω, to melt or cast together. 
 i Συγχωννϋμ/, or σνγχωννύω, tO fortify with a 
 j rampart or mound of earth ; to cover with a 
 ' heap of earth. 
 
 Συγχωξχ, as, h, belonging to the same dis- 
 trict or country. From συν and χω^α. Th-, 
 χωξο$, a place. 
 
 Συγχωξίω,f. ίίσω, to assent, concede, agree, 
 grant ; to indulge, pardon ; to permit ; part. pres. 
 pos. συγχωοουμίνο$. From συν and χωοίω, to 
 go, come to. 
 
 Συγχωζ^ητίον, it must be allowed, granted. 
 See the preceding. 
 
 Συγχωσαι, 1, a. irf. of συγχΌω. 
 
 ΣυΙ'Αν, adv. quickly ; impetuously. From, 
 σΰω. Th. σύω, to shake, agitate. 
 
 2iiis> nom. pi. of συ;, συο;, ό and h, a swine, 
 for which us, ios, ο and h, is more in use. 
 
 Συετο, 3. si?ig. imperf. or 2. a. m. Ion. for 
 ίσυίτο, jrom συομα,ι, or σίυομχι, to push, agi- 
 tate ; to put to flight. Th σύω, to shake. 
 
 Συζάω, a, to live together ; to live with ; 
 pres. inf. συζΐίν, fur συζΖν, Dor. f συζήσω^ 
 p. σννίζο^χα. From συν and ζάω, to live. 
 
 Συξίυγνύω, or συζiύγvϋμt,f συζίΰ'ξω, to voire 
 together, join together; to join in marriage; 
 I. a. συνίξευξοί, petf. συνίζουχκ• p. pas. συνί* 
 ζίύγμοίί, part. p. pas. σννεζζυγμίνο;, >?, ov^ 
 From συν and ζευγνύω, to join, 
 
 Συζην, Dor. for συζαν, from συζά/ν, wldck 
 see. 
 
 Συξ'/ιτίω, ω, imperf σννιΖ,ήτίον, ουν, ~i$s^ 
 its, -is, n, f νισω, p. συνζζγ,τηχα., to seek or in- 
 quire together ; to discuss, dispute ; 1. a. συν" 
 ίΖ,ήτπσα. From συν and Ζ,ητίω, to seek. 
 
 Συζήτηση, fwi, h, discussion, disputation. ^ 
 debate ; and 
 
 Συζ' /irfiThs, ου, 0, one who debates, disputes, 
 discusses ; a philosopher, one who scrutinizes 
 or examines. From συζη-τίω. 
 
 Συζυγία, as, h, a junction ; a uniting to- 
 gether ; marriage ; in Grammar^ conjugation. 
 From 
 
 Σύζυγο;, ου, ο χα) νι, joined together ; con- 
 nected ; a consort ; a companion. From ζυ- 
 γos, a yoke. Th. ζευγνύω, to join or yoke 
 together. 
 
 Συζων, ejvTos, ])art. pres. act. of συζάω, to 
 live together. 
 
 Συζαννύω, to bind or gird together ; to 
 bind to. 
 
 Συζωοττοήω, f '^σω, p. συνίζωονοΐνιχα, to 
 recall to life together ; to restore to life to- 
 gether; 1. a. συνίζωοτοί*ίσΆ. From συν and 
 ζο /os. From ζωω, Poet, for ζάω, to live, and 
 τοιίω, to make. 
 
 2.v>;vfl\', 71,' »v, swinish ; having low, vulo-ar 
 
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 manners ; stupid ; foul, base. Hence συνίνία, 
 hoggish manners; filth ; stupidity. TL• ffZs, 
 a swine. 
 
 2ui'£<j, part. 1. a. pas. of »ηύω, or σΰω, to 
 stir up ; pcrf. pas, σί(τυμα.ι, and ϊσνμα,ι, by 
 Epentliesis ; \. a. pas. iffvim. Th. σιΐω, to 
 shake. 
 
 2y^£v, S. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. Ion. and Bceot. 
 by Sync, for \σΰ6ν\σαν,^οΊη the same verb. 
 
 "Σνίι, by Sync, for (τΰύ'/ιη, 1. a. impcrat. 
 pas. of σύω. See 'Σνύι'ί;. Or it may be the pres. 
 or 2. a. hriperat. act. of συμ,ι, for σύω, to 
 shake. Th. σύω. 
 
 Έυκ-Άλ];, ί^ο;, h, a bird that feeds on figs. 
 Th. σνΆίπ, uihich see. 
 
 'Συχά,μΐνος, ου, ό, a sycamore tree ; a mul- 
 berry tree ; συκάμινον, the fruit of the mulberry 
 tree ; because σύχων άμύνονα, better than 
 
 2ΤΚΕΉ, ij, Λ'/ι?, yji, 'h, a fig-tree ; συκον, 
 ev, TO, a fig ; a soft tumour in the flesh . 
 
 Ί,ναϊνος, ir/i, ivov, of or belonging to a fig- 
 tree ; weak, frail, easily broken ; useless ; like 
 the wood of the fg -tree ; also a calumniator. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 "Συκομοξίοί, α,ζ, 'h, the Egyptian fig-tree ; a 
 sycamore tree. Frctn σΖκ,ον, a fig, and μοοΊα., 
 «■ζ, η, a mulberry tree. 
 
 "^ινκόμαξος, a sycamore tree. From the same. 
 
 ^υκον, ου, τό. See 'Συκίη. 
 
 'Συχοτρο.γίω, ω, to eat figs, Theophr. Ch. 
 
 ^νζοφοίντίω, ω, f. %σω, p. σισυκοί^ά'^-ΤΆκα,, 
 properly, to inform against those xoho exported 
 Jigs from Athens, toithout paying the duties ; 
 by Synecdoche, to calumniate, to bring false 
 charges against ; also to jest, droll, or banter ; 
 1. a. ίσυχοφάντ»σχ. From 
 
 'Συκοφά,ντ'/ΐί, ου, ό, a false accuser, an inform- 
 er ; a slanderer ; one who calumniates. Hence 
 in Engl, a sycophant. From σΰκον, ου, το, 
 a fig. Th. συκη cind φούνω, to detect, bring 
 to light, inform against. 
 
 'Σϋχ.οφοίντίχ, calunmy ; a false charge ; the 
 business of an informer or of a false accuser ; 
 atid 
 
 'Συκοφαντικός, τι, ov, false ; calumniating ; 
 relating to or like a false accuser, calumniator. 
 From the preceding• 
 
 Σύκχοί, Phrygian sandals, shoes, socks, sup- 
 pers, Anal, ϊί, p. 52, not.'] 
 
 Σύκων, ωνο;, ο, a place planted with fig-trees. 
 
 'ΣυλαγωγίΛ', ω, to plunder, spoil, pillage, 
 rob ; to carry off a prey or booty. From σύλη, 
 plunder, and αγω, to carry, lead. 
 
 ΣυΧα,ύί);, ίντοξ. Dor. for συΧτ.ύύς, which see. 
 
 ΣυΧάσκΐ, ίί. sing, imperf. act. Ion. for 
 ΙσύΧα.' from 
 
 Σϋλάω, or -ίω, f τ,σω, p. σισΰλ•/;κοι,, to rob, 
 plunder, take away from by force; 1. a. Ισύ- 
 Κ-ησοί. Th. σύλη, a prey or booty. 
 
 ΣυΧίύμζνο;, ω, Dor. for συΧούμινοζ, ου, part, 
 pres. m. of συΧιω. Th. σύλνι, a booty. 
 
 ΣυΧίύω, to rob, pillage, plunder. FroTn, 
 
 2Γ'ΛΗ, >ji, '/I, prey; a booty; spoils; the 
 act of robbing or plundering ; oho reprisals. 
 
 Συλτιβίΐί, ι7σΆ, h, part. 1. a, jms. and 
 
 Συλίισα.ντίς, nom. pi. part, 1. a. act, of 
 συλάω, which see. 
 
 Συλλαξίΐν, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Συλλοίζίσύαί, 2. a. inf. m. of συΧΧο^μ,ζάνω, 
 ivhich see. 
 
 Συλλαζίΐ, γις, τι, a sj-llable, because compris- 
 ing letters. From συλλαμζάνω, which see. 
 
 Συλλοίζουσα, part. 2. a. act. f. g. of σνλ" 
 λιχμζάνω. 
 
 Συλλαλίω, ω, f. ήσω, p. συλλίλύλπχΰί, to 
 speak with ; to talk, converse, or transact affairs 
 together ; 1. a. ind. act. συνελάλτισοι, part. 
 1. a. συλλαλγ,σας, ασα, αν. From (τυν and 
 λαλίω, to speak. 
 
 Συλλοίμ,ζ&νω, to talie, seize ; to contain ; to 
 embrace ; to understand -, to be conscious ; to 
 take as a crinwinl ; to conceive, as a woman ; 
 to assist if m. συλλίό-φομαι, p. Att. συνί'ιλνιφοί^ 
 part. perf. act. συναλ'/ιφω;, ula., og, 2. a. ind, 
 act. συνίλα,ζον pres. m. συλλαμζάνομοίί, with 
 dat. I. a. pas. σννίλτιφύτιν, 2. a. m. συνίλα,ζό' 
 μην, ου, ίτο. Th. λαμβάνω, to take. 
 
 ΣυΧλΊγω, f. συλλί^ω, p. συλλίλίχοί, to col- 
 lect, assemble together ; to drav/ a conclusion, 
 infer; 1. a. συνίλί^βι, 2. a. imperat. act. σύλ- 
 λί'ξον, άτω, 1 . a. siibj. συλλί^ω^ »)ί, τι, and hi 
 3. jil. συλλίζωσί' j>res. pas. συΧλίγομοίΐ, to be 
 convoked or assembled together ; to meet or 
 assemble together. From συν and Th. λίγω, 
 f ξω, to say. 
 
 Συλ>Λ'ζα.τΐ, 2. pi. 1. a. imperat. act. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Συλλ>ίζ^γ,ν, finally ; in a word, in short, 
 summarily. From συλ.Χα,μζά,νω. 
 
 Σνλλ'Αφΰύ;, part. I. a. pas. συλΧτ,φύ'/ιτι, 
 1. a. imperat. j)tts. συλλνιφθτ^νοίί, 1. a. iif. jyas. 
 of συλλκμζύνω. 
 
 Συλλή•φ>ι, 2. sing. l.f. m. of the same. 
 
 Σύλλ'Λ-4 'i;, ίωξ, 'h, the act of seizing, of con- 
 taining, embracing ; aid, assistance ; concep- 
 tion ; Syllepsis, a figure in grammar. 
 
 Συλλογίζω, to have a clioice between two 
 reasons ; to infer, to draw a conclusion from ; 
 gather together, collect ; recapitulate; συλλβ- 
 γ'ιΖομαι, to reckon together ; to deliberate up- 
 on ; l.y. ni. ίσομαί, and Alt. έοΰμαι, 1. a. m. 
 συνίλογίσάμ'/ιν, ω, aro, perf. pas. συΧλιλ'ογι- 
 σμοίΐ. From συν and λογίζομοα, xohicli is from 
 λόγος. Th. λίγω, f ζω, p. m. λίλογα, to say. 
 
 Συλ?..ογισμο;, od, o, a reckoning together ; 
 an inference or conclusion ; a deliberating with 
 one's self ; a reasoning together. Hence in 
 Engl. SYLLOGISM. From the preceding. 
 
 Σύλλογος, ου, ο, an assembly, council, meet- 
 ing, convention ; conference ; company. From 
 συλλέγω, which see. 
 
 Συλλοι^οξίω, ω, f. ήσω, p. συλλελοι^όξΤιχα, 
 to join in reproaching or reviling ; to insult, to, 
 taunt. From συν and λοι^οζίω. 
 
 Συλλο^ήω, ω, to collect forces ; to assemble 
 in companies ; to place in ambush. 
 
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 '^υλλοχίττ^ί, oUt ο, one who belongs to the 
 same cohort or company. Th. λόχ;οί, a co- 
 hort. 
 
 Συλλϋττίομβα, ουμαι, to sympathize with ; to 
 share in one's affliction. From συν and λυ^ίω, 
 to afflict ; to grieve. Th. λύ^ν, grief, afflic- 
 tion. 
 
 "Συλλΰω, f. ύ(τω, to reconcile j lo make 
 agree ; to settle or compromise a dispute ; 
 
 1. a. pas. σ•υηλύό•/ιν. From συν and χύω. 
 'Συλουμίνοζ, part, pres, pas. of συλίω, the 
 
 same as συλάω, 
 
 "Συλων, part, pres. act. of συλάω, or -«&», to 
 rob, plunder ; jmrt. pres. pas. συλωμίνοί. 
 
 "Σ'^μζκίιι, 3. sing. 2. a. opt. act. of 
 
 "Συμζκίνω, us, £/, to happen ; to engage ; to 
 go with ; to meet ; to make an agreement ; to 
 agree ; im])erf. act. συνίζαινον, f. m, συμζ,ήσο- 
 μα,ι, p. συμζ'ίΖιηκοί, part. perf. act. συμζίΖη- 
 Hus, via, OS, 2. a. ind. act. συνίζ^ν, «j, »j, 2. a, 
 suhj. συμζω, »?ί, ί?, jmrt. 2. a. act. συμ^α5, 
 ασα, άν. From συν and Th. βαίνω, to go. 
 
 'Συμζ&λίΐν, 2. a, inf. act. of συμβάλλω. 
 
 ^vμζa.λλiόμivos, Ion. and Att. for συμζαλ- 
 2.Όμίνο$, part. pres. m. So συμζa.λίόμsvos, for 
 συμζα.χΌμζνα5, part, 2. a, m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Συμ^άλλίτον, 2. dual, imperf act. Ion. for 
 ίτυηζά,λλίτον, from 
 
 Συμβάλλω, to throw together ; to conjec- 
 ture or discover by conjecture ; to understand ; 
 to join or mix ; to come to a meeting with ; 
 to fight or engage with ; to furnish ; to con- 
 tribute towards ; to compare together ; to 
 make an agreement with •, to lend nioney ; to 
 invent or compose, as falsehoods. "Συμ^άλλο- 
 μχί, to meet ; to guess ; to reckon together, 
 cast up the amount of j to contribute ; to as- 
 sist ; to aid in obtaining any thing ; to bestow, 
 ^c. f. συμζαλω, 2. a. συνίζαλον, 2. a. inf. 
 act. συμζα,λζΊν, to engage ; perf. συμ^ίζλί^χα, 
 
 2. a, m. συνιζαλόμνιν, ου, ιτο, ρ, m. συμ,ζίζολα. 
 From συν and Th. βάλλω, to throw. 
 
 Συμζάμίν, Dor. for συμ^ηνοίΐ, 2. a. inf, act. 
 of συμζχίνω, lohich see. 
 
 Συμζάντα, acc. sing. m. g. if 
 
 "Συμζοίί, ασα, αν, part, 2. a, act. of συμ^ 
 ζαίνω. 
 
 ΣυμζΆσ4λίύω, f. ίύσω, j), συμζί^ασίλίυκα, to 
 reign together ; to reign jointly ; 1. a, συνι- 
 ζασ'ιλίυσα, 1. a. subj. συμζασιλίύσω, sjs, j?. 
 From συν and βασιλίύω, to reign. Th. βα- 
 σιλιυ5, a king. 
 
 Σύμ^&σιs, εω?, h, an agreement, compact, 
 . composition, bargain, treaty, convention. From 
 συμβαίνω, which see. 
 
 Συμζαστάξω, f. άσώ, to carry with or to- 
 gether. From συν and βαστάζω. 
 
 Συμζίζάναι, Ion. for συμ^ί^Ϋΐκίναι, p. inf. 
 act. act, and 
 
 Συμζ'ίζ'/ικα, as, t, perf. ind. act. and 
 
 Συμζίζ'/ικοτα, τα, the accidents or accidental 
 and variable properties of things, Jlristot.^ 
 
 Συμ^η, 3, si7ig, 2. a. subj. act. and 
 
 Συμ^νισομαι, 1. f. m. of συμζαί>νω, to hap- 
 pen, which see. 
 
 Συμζίζάζω, f άσω, its, u, to conciliate ; to 
 reconcile or make peace between ; to adapt j to 
 teach, instruct ; to prove by collating passa- 
 ges of scripture; to conjecture •, 1. a. ind. act. 
 συνίζίζασα, 1. a. ind. pas. συνίζιζάσβνιν, ris, >j, 
 j}art. 1. a. pas, συμζιζασύιϊζ, ΰσα, εν, joined 
 together. From συν and βιζάζω, to cause to 
 ascend. Th. βαίνω, to go, to climb. 
 
 Συμζιζασύ'ίντων, gen. pi. part. 1. a. pas. of 
 the preceding, 
 
 Συμζί^ω, contract, for -αω, Att. for συμζι~ 
 ζάσω, l.y. of συμζιζάξω, xoliich see, 
 
 ΣυμζιΌω, f ωσω, to live or Cohabit with ; to 
 be a guest to. From συν and β/οω, Th, 
 βίο;, hfe. 
 
 ΣυμSίωσιs, ίω$, h, the act of living with» 
 cohabitation, marriage. 
 
 Συμζιωτη;, oZ, o, one who lives with another; 
 one who eats at the same table •, a fellow board- 
 er. From the preceding. 
 
 Σΰμζλνιμα, arosi ro, a joint. From συμ- 
 ζαλλω. 
 
 Σνμζλ'/ισίί, SMS, «, a setting together ; a 
 joint ; a conjecture. From the same. 
 
 Σvμζλyιτos, h, ov, that may be compared 
 with ; comparable. From the same. 
 
 Συμζοηβο3, ου, ό, one who, together with oth- 
 ers, agrees to furnish supplies ; an auxiliary. 
 From συν and βα7}6ο$, the same, 
 
 Σνμζολαηύω, the same as σνμζάλλω, ta 
 draw together. 
 
 Συμζΰλαιαν, ου, ro, a compact, contract, 
 agreement ; a tieaty ; a deed or instrument ; 
 a debt, money lent ; any business or affair re- 
 lating to money. 
 
 Σνμζολίι, ίί, ίι, the act of throwing with or 
 together ; argument, combat ; one's contribu- 
 tion t»?• scot ; compact, agreement ; a joint ; 
 conjecture. From συμβάλλω, which see. 
 
 'Συμζολίκΰ3, h, ov, significative ; enigmatical ; 
 symbolical, conjectural. From συμζάλλω. 
 
 Συμζολϊχω$, adv. by conjecture ; symboli- 
 cally, significatively. From the preceding. 
 
 Σ'Jμζoλoκ'/lrίω, ω, to pay one's scot or share 
 of the reckoning ; to furnish one's share or 
 contribution to a feast ; to give one's self up 
 to feasting. From συμζολον and kOttos, labour. 
 
 Σΰμ^ολον, ου, ro, & sign, mark ; a symbol ; 
 a watchword, a signal, a token ; a compact or 
 agreement ; an omen ; also conformity. From 
 συμζάλλω, 
 
 Συμζουλίυτΐΐ5, ου, ο, a senator or counsellor, 
 one who consults; one who advises with. 
 From συμζουλίύω. Hence 
 
 Συμζουλίυτϊ H.OS, h, ov, the same ; also relat- 
 ing to consultation, deliberation, persuasion. 
 
 Συμζουλίυω, f. ιΰσω, p. συμζίζουλιυκα, to 
 advise, persuade, deliberate together, consult ; 
 place in ambush ; I . a. συηζούλίυσα, as, s, 
 part. 1. a. act. σνμζουλιύσαξ, 1. a. m. συνί^ 
 ζουλζυσάμην, ω, aro. From σνν and βουλίυω, 
 Th. βονλνί, counsel. 
 
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 'Σνμζονλτ}, «?, *if counsel, advice ; consulta- 
 tion ; persuasion ; and 
 
 "Σνμζονλία, OS?, and Ion. ns, h, the same ; 
 and 
 
 'Σνμζουλίον, βυ, το, a council or senate ; ad- 
 vice, counsel ; a deliberation taken in common. 
 Th. βουΧτι, counsel. 
 
 ^ΰμ,ζαυΧοζ, ου, ό χοά h, one of a council ; an 
 
 shares with ; a partner or sharer. From' the 
 preceding. 
 
 'Συμμίτξία, an apt arrangement of parts or 
 members ; sj-mrnetry ; proportion ; a corre- 
 spondence in parts ; harmony ; moderation ; a 
 garment of a female. From 
 
 'Σύμμιτξοΐ, ου, Ό χα.) h, having a just degree, 
 measure, or proportion ; proportionate ; of ail 
 
 adviser, persuader; a counsellor; ο-χί^ββί/λοί | equal measure ; moderate; suitable; adapted 
 ^τ,μου, one who advises or persuades the people, j to. Fmm συν and μίτξον 
 Fragm. Menandri, as remarked by Bos, ^nim. 
 c. iii, the meaning of ivhich is mistaken by 
 Bentl. p. 34. 
 
 'Συμζοα.ζίύω, to be judge or arbiter with 
 another ; to work together, to assist. 
 
 "ΣυμζξάΖ,ομαι, to be thrown up together, as 
 if by the sea. 
 
 '^^υμμαθτ,'τνις, ov, o, a schoolfellow. From 
 "^ΰμ,μα.νίκνω, to learn together ; to be school- 
 fellows. Th. μανόάνω, f. Til. μοί^'/ίΟΌμα./, 2. a. 
 εμα,ίον, to leam. 
 
 "Συμμοίξ-νοίω, u,f. νκτω, p. σνμμιμαξτυξ'/)κ.α,, 
 to attest or bear witness together ; to prove by 
 testimony ; to confirm another's testimony ; 
 1, a, σννίμΆοτυογίίτα. From συν and μα-οτυρίΜ, 
 to attest, to be witness to. Th. μύξ-υο, a wit- 
 r:ess. 
 
 'Συμμί^ίω, ω, to be an ally in war ; to side 
 with ; to defend, protect. From (τνν and μά- 
 χομαι, to fight. 
 
 Συμμαχ^Ιοί, ας, and Ion. >;;, «, alliance in 
 war ; a league oflfensive and del'ensive ; assist- 
 ance. From the preceding. 
 
 'Σνμμχχί^α, occ. sing, of συμμαχΊ:• 
 'Ί.'ομμαχ^κοί, '/)•, o'j, relating to allies ; con- 
 oerning a league or confederation ; auxiliary. 
 From (τόμμα^οΐ. 
 
 'Συμμα,χ):, ilos, '/•„ associated or allied in 
 war. Fro7n σύμμαχο;. 
 
 Συμμάχομαι, to fight together against J to ! 
 side with in war. From j 
 
 Σύμμαχο;, ου, ο κα) h, a companion in | 
 arms ; an ally or confederate. Tk. μάχομαι, 
 to fight. 
 
 Συμμ'ίνω, to remain with, to remain united 
 with ; to endure ; to maintain one's self in the 
 same degree of force. Th. μίνω, to remain. 
 
 Συμμεοίξομηι, to take a share with ; to par- 
 ticipate ; ivith dat. From συν and μίξίζω, 
 f. ίσω, to divide, share, distribute; p. ]>as. 
 μιμίξίσμαι. Th. μύ^ω, to divide. 
 
 ΣυμμιτασχΥιματΊ'ζω, to transform or trans- 
 fiiTure. lience part. pres. m. συμμιτασχτ,- 
 ματι'ζομΛνο;. From σίν and μίτασχ'/ιματίζω, 
 to transform ; and this from μιτα. and σχγ,μα, 
 aro;, re, form, shape, figure. Th. ϊχω, f. 
 ϊξω, and σχ^σω, p. pas. ίσχημαι, to have. 
 Συμμίτΰχον, ι;, ε, imperf. act. of 
 ΣυμμιτΊχω, to partake of ; to participate, to 
 shove together. From συν and μιτίχω, f. 
 μ&ύίζ<>0, to partake. Fro7n μιτα and ϊχω, 
 imperf. ίϊχον, 2. a. ϊσχον, to have. 
 
 Συμμίτοχο;, ου, ο καΙ 'h, that partakes or 
 
 Συμμίτξω;, adv. moderately, suitably ; suf- 
 ficientl}• ; in just measure or proportion. From 
 
 the preceding. 
 
 Συμμνιχανάομχι, ωμα,ι, to invent or contrive 
 together. From συν and μηγ^ανάομαι. 
 
 Συμμνιχανα,σ6αι, j)Tes.iif. m. of the preceding. 
 Σύμμίίγα, adv. confusedly, promiscuously, 
 indiscriminately. From 
 
 Συμμίγνϋμι, to mix together ; to join or 
 form a juncture with ; to engage. Th. μίγνυ- 
 μα, f. μίζ,/ϋ, J)' f^'-f^'X'^} to mingle ; 2. o. 
 'έμϊ')/ον. 
 
 Σΰμ,μ,ικτθ;, ου, ο χα) w, mixed or mingled 
 together, promiscuous, confused. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Συμμ.ιμν!τ•/ι;, ου, ο, an imitator of the same 
 thing ; one of a number of imitators, a fellow- 
 imitator. From συν and μιμγιττι;, an imitator. 
 Th. μιμ'ίομχι, ουμαι, to imitate ; f. 711. τ,σο~ 
 μαι. 
 
 Συμμί^'/;;, 2. sing. 1. a. sul>j. act. συμμίζαι, 
 1 . a. inf. act. of συμμίγνϋμι, f, ζω, Th. μ'ι- 
 γνυμι, to mix. 
 
 Σύμμίζΐ;, ζω;, rj, a mixture ; partnership, 
 fellowship; a fray. From the same. 
 Σύμ,μισγι, pres. hnperat. act. of 
 ΣνμμΊσγω, the same as συμμίγνϋμι. 
 Συμμισοττον/ιζίω, ω, to unite in hating wick- 
 edness or the wicked. From συν and μισό- 
 •χονγ,οιω. 
 
 Συμμίχέν,ί, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. of συμ- 
 μίγνϋμι, iL'hich see. 
 
 Σύμμοοφα;, ov, ο και r,, having the same 
 shape or figure, similar ; σύμμοξφα, nom. pi. 
 n. g. From συν and μοξφΫ}, form. 
 
 Συμμ,οξφόα/, ω, f ώσκ, p. συμμιμόρφωκα, to 
 make of the same shape, to make confonnable 
 to; pres. pas. συμμοοφόομαι, ονμ.αι, to con- 
 form to ; to receive the same shape. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Συμτάίίΐα, a;, r,, agreement in affections, 
 sympathy ; agreement in nature ; pity, com- 
 miseration ; and 
 
 Συμ<7ίαύω, ω, f. ν,σω, to sympathize or con- 
 dole with ; to assent to ; to be affected in the 
 same way ; to suffer together; 1. a. συνιτά- 
 ύτισα, 1. a. imperat. act. συμχάύησον, άτω, 
 1. a. inf. act. συμταίτισαι. 
 
 Συμ•'ταί'/ί;, to;, ο κ.α) 'h, one who sympathizes 
 with another ; affected in the same manner ; 
 compassionate. From συν and rauo;. From 
 •ττάσχο», f. m. ττίίσομαι, 1. α. 'ίταίον, to suffer. 
 Συμταίκτωζ, οξο;, ό, a partner in a game, a 
 playfellow ; ari associate. From σνμτα,ίζω. 
 
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 '^νμ'Ταίζίίν, inf. of 
 
 Σν^ίταίζω, to play with or together, to be a 
 playfellow. Th. φταίξω, f. 'ξω, p. α-υμτί- 
 
 ^v^Tce.la-%uv, Oor. for (Τυμταίζαν. Th, 
 9ΓΆίζα>, to play. 
 
 'Συμ-τΰίνηγνξίξω, to celebrate a festival to- 
 gether. 
 
 ^νμτύντίαν. See Έύμ'^Άζ. 
 
 'Συμ,,ίΤΚξΆγίνομαι, to come together ; to be 
 be present at togetlier ; to assist together •, fut. 
 7)1. σνμτΓΆζχγν^ησομχί, 2. a. ni. συμτχξίγίνό- 
 jtiijv, ov, ίτο. From συν, 'Τα.ξά, and γίνομαι, 
 to be. 
 
 'Συμ'π^xξC(■yω, f. a|<y, J^• σνμτόίξη^α,, to pass 
 by together ; to go over togetlier. 
 
 "Σνμτείξα,βία/, ω, to run together with, to ac- 
 eompan}- in running.] 
 
 ^υμ-ηΌίξχκ,χλ'ίομα,ι, οΖμαι, to receive the 
 same consolation , I. a. ind. pas. σ-νμ^τκξίκλ'^- 
 6riv, ης, yi, \. a. inf. pas. (Τυμτχζΰίχλ^ιβΐίνχι, to 
 receive comfort from each other. From <τυν, 
 ίτκξα, and χα,λίω, to call. 
 
 ^υμνα,ξακλ'/ι^ηναι, See the preceding verb.^. 
 
 'Συμ'τκξαλΛμζά.νω, to take or receive to- 
 gether ; to associate one's self with ; f. m. 
 συμ<η'αοα,λνί•^βμαι, 2. a. ind. act. συμταξίλα- 
 €ov, ες, ί, 2. a. itf. act. !τυμτκξκλαζίΐν, part. 
 2. a. συμ-τΤΆξοίλαζων, ούσα, όν. From συν, 
 ^αξα, and λοίμ^ύνία, p. pas. έιλ•/ιμμοίΐ, I . a. 
 pas. ίΙΧγιφ6?ιν, to take. 
 
 'Έιυμ'^ΤΆζοίληφβΫ,ζ, 2. dug. 1, a. subj. pas. 
 of the preceding. 
 
 "Συμ-τοίξαμίνω, f νω, p. συμτοίξοίμίμίννικ,α,, 
 to stand firm, witiistand, or endure, together ; 
 to persevere together ; 1. «. ind. act. συμ- 
 ^αξίμεινα. From συν, <ΤΛξα, and μίνω, f. νΰ, 
 1. a. εμανα, to remain. 
 
 Έ,υμτάξίίμι, to be present at together ; to 
 join in assisting. From συν, ταζα, and είμ), 
 part. pres. ων, Poet. Ιων, Vovrog. 
 
 'Συμττα,ξίίττοννο, S. pi. imperf. m. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Συμ'ταξίόνπζ, nom. pi. }}art, pres. Poet, for 
 σνμ'π'οίξΌντίί, from συμ'π'άξίίμι. 
 
 Έυμ-τοίξί-πΌμαι, to accompany ; to follow 
 together. Th. ϊττομα,ι, to follow. 
 
 "Έιυμτα,ξίστασίν, Oor. for 
 
 'Συμ,'Τα,ξίστνισίν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 
 Συμτοίξίστί^μι, to stand by, assist ; to ap- 
 pear together ; to cause to appear together. 
 From συν, ^οίξοί, and Ίστημι, to stand ; to set 
 or place. 
 
 "Συμταξομαξτίω, ω, to accompany, attend ; 
 to follow as a train. From όμοίξτεω. Th. 
 ομα,ξτγί, together. 
 
 2t/^cra?, άσχ, α», all, the whole, all together; 
 gen. pi. m. and n. g. συμτάντων. From συν 
 and ^5?, ταίσα,, 'ττα.ν, all, the whole. 
 
 2t/|itira(r;^<y, to suffer together ; to be affect- 
 ed at the same time ; 2. a. συνε-ταβον, p. m. 
 αυμ-ττε-πΌνύοί. From συν and 'ττά.σχω, f. m. 
 ■χεισομα-ι, to suffer. 
 
 2ya(r«Tiiy, tiyf. γ,σω, to trample under foot ; 
 
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 to stamp OQ with both feet. From συν and 
 '!τατίω, to tread. 
 
 'Συμττείύω, to join in persuading ; to per- 
 suade. Th. 7rείίω,f. σω, to persuade. 
 
 Σίί^ίτεί^β?, ου, ο κοί) τι, one who tries or 
 attempts the same with another. From συν 
 and τεϊξΰί. 
 
 "Συμ^εμ-ρτω, f. -φω, to send together ; 1. fl. 
 συνετεμ-^Όί. Th. νεμ-πω, to send. 
 
 Συμ'Τεξο,ίνω, f. ^ίζΚνω, p. συμ^ίΤίξκγχοί, 
 to conclude or finish together ; to join in finish- 
 ing ; to draw a conclusion. From συν and 
 <^ερκινω. 
 
 'Συμ'ττεξίίίσμο'.^ aro;, το, Ά conclusion (f a 
 syllogism, Aristot.'\ 
 
 Έυμ-ττεξίαίξετεον, verbal adj. from 
 
 Συμτεξίοαξίίυ, to take away on every side. 
 From συν, -^εξί, atid αΐξίω, f. '/ισω, 2, a. εΐλον, 
 to take. 
 
 Έυμ-τεξίλοίμξανω, to embrace, enclose, en- 
 velope at the same time •, to wrap up or sur- 
 round, as with a garment ; f. m, συμτεξίλή- 
 •φομοί/, 2. a. συμτεζάλαζον, part. 2. a. act, 
 συμ<?Γεξΐλοίζων, ούσα, όν. From συν, τεξί, and 
 λαμξ,ά,νΐΜ, J). λίλ*ιφοί, and Att. εΊληψα, to 
 take, 
 
 Ιυμττεξίφεζο}, to carry together all round ; 
 to cause to turn round together ; συμτίοιφίξο- 
 μαι, to turn round together ; to attend, to go 
 and come together ; to be often at a place or 
 with others ; to live together with ; to be on a 
 familiar footing with ; to be obsequious to ; to 
 conform to the dispositions or affections of 
 others ; to manage an affair ; to be busy about. 
 From συν, ^εξί, and φ'εξω. 
 
 Συμτήγνυμι, σνμτνιγνυω, or συμ'^Άσσω, to 
 fix, fasten together ; to construct ; to join to- 
 gether ; to coagulate; to assemble together; 
 to form, compose. Th. ■^■/ιγνυω, f, ^u, to 
 compact. 
 
 Σύμττ'/ι^ΐζ, iui, h, a joining together as of 
 timber or wood ; coagulation ; cohesion. 
 
 ΣυμτΊνω, f, συμ'Χωσω, p. σνμ'ττε'^ωχα, ivith 
 dat. to drink with one ; to drink together ; to 
 absorb ; 2. a. σννετιον, ss, ε. Th. vr'ivoii, to 
 drink. 
 
 'Συμτί'^τοντα, acc. sing. part. pres. of 
 
 'Συμτίττται, to meet or concur ; to coincide ; 
 to shake or totter, to fall ; to happen to ; to 
 be reduced to ; to agree or quadrate with ; to 
 engage in battle, to come to blows. Th. <xl- 
 •xru, 2. f. m. -ττεσουμοιι, p, τεττιαχα, 2. a. 
 ε^εσον, to fall. 
 
 ΣυμτΧα,κ,'/ισομοι,ι, η, ετοίΐ. See Συμπλέκω» 
 
 "Συμτλάσας, ασοί, αν, part. 1 . α. act. and 
 
 "Σνμττλκσοίσδοα, 1. α. inf. m. of συμ^λάσ^ 
 σω. ^ 
 
 Σύμτλασσε, Ion. and Poet, for σννετλοίσί, 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 
 "Συμ^λάσσω, f. συμτλάσω, to shape, fashion; 
 to adapt ; to invent, devise ; to imagine. 
 From συν and ττλάσσω, or 'rTu,f. ^τλάσω. 
 
 "Σνμτλατ&γεω, to make a noise by clapping 
 the hands. From ^λαταγ /ii ^ clapper or rat- 
 
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 tie. From ^τλατάα-σ-ω, to make a noise b}' 
 striking or clapping. 
 
 'Συμττλίκη?, ίος, ό κα.) h, interwoven, con- 
 nected with ; tied to or with. From 
 
 2v^crXa«&>, /. ^ω, to knit, tie, fold, or weave 
 together ; to engage in fight with ; to entan- 
 gle ; 2. a. ΰ-ννίτΓλακον• 2. y. ind. pas. σ-νμ- 
 τΓΚακήτομαι, 2. a. inf. pas. αυμ-ττΧιχ,κ,ηνα,ι, 
 part. 2. a. pas. σιι/ίί•χλα,κ,ί)ς, iTera, iv. From 
 συν and <τλίκω,^. ξα), to tie, weave, knit. 
 
 "Συμτλίω, to sail with, to accompany in sail- 
 ing.] 
 
 'Συμτλίΐγχ-'^ίί, ων, al, the Symplegades, 
 islands or rocks at the mouth of the Thraciau 
 Jiosphorus, ivJdch loere supposed to strike to- 
 gether and destroy ships as they passed, Eurip. 
 Med. 2. They ivere called also the Cyanean 
 rocks or islands, ^pol. Rhod. i, 3.] 
 
 'ΣυίΛττΧ'ήγ^'/ιν, adv. in collision ; with a dash- 
 ing or knocking together. From συμ-π-λήττω. 
 ^υμτΓλ'ήβύω, to fill up ; to fill together ; to 
 increase, multiply. From τΧνιβύω, or ~ύνω. 
 'Συμ•τλί]ξουντα/, 3. pi. hid. pas. of 
 Συμτλ'/ιρόο), ω, f. ύσω, p. (τνμ'τπ'ττλ'/ιρωκ,κ, to 
 fill up to the top ; to complete, finish ; to con- 
 summate ; to accomplish ; pres. pas. συμτΧη- 
 ρόομαι, ονμοα, imperf. pas. ιτυνίτλτίξοόμην, ού- 
 μ'/ΐν, -όου, ου, -όίτο, ουτο, and in 3. pi. ~όοντο, 
 oZvrOf pres. inf. pas. συμττλ'/ι^οΰιτύαι. From 
 συν and 'ρτλνίξόω, from τλήξνις, soj, ο χκι vi. 
 Th. -τΧίοζ, full. 
 
 ^υμτλγίζωσις, ίωζ, τι, the act of filling up ; 
 the act of perfecting, finishing, completing. 
 From the same. 
 
 "Συμτλ^ττω, or -σσω, f. ζω, to strike, dash, 
 or shock together ; to engage in fight. Th. 
 •χΧ'ήσσω, or -ττω, to strike. 
 
 'Συμτλοχ,}!, ijs, 'h, a connecting or entangling 
 together ; embracing ; engaging hand to hand ; 
 tissue, contexture j also a figure. From συμ- 
 τλίκω. 
 
 Έύμ'Τλΰοξ, and -ους, ο κα) h, a felloAv pas- 
 senger, or shipmate. Th. •χλίω, to sail. 
 
 S^jWiTviiw, ω, to blow or breathe together, to 
 conspire or confederate together, to agree, Th. 
 '^v'io},f. <τνζύσω, to blow, breathe. 
 
 'ΣυμττνΤ'γω, imperf. act. συνι^τνιγον, f, /ξ«, 
 p. συμττί'^τνιχ^α,, to strangle, choke, suffocate ; 
 to press or crowd together; 1. a. συνίτνιζχ. 
 From συν and τνίγω, to strangle. 
 
 'Έύμτνοια, agreement, intention ; conspiracy; 
 confederacy. 
 
 2ϋ^ίΤΰδ/ζώί, ,/. ίσω, to tie the feet together ; 
 to hinder, impede ; to restrain ; 1. a. συνιτό^»- 
 ceti «?, s. From, συν and τονίζω, to tie the 
 feet. Th. foui, -prahos, o, the foot. 
 
 Su^iTfl^/Vai, part. 1. a. act. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 "Συμ-τοάΙν, part. 1. a. pas. n. g. of συμ'ττΊνω, 
 1. β. pas. συνίττΌΗν. Th. ττίνω, to drink. 
 
 'Έ,υμττοάω, ω, f. τ,σω, to do or act together ; 
 to aid, assist ; te form a partnership ; in mid. 
 to collect or assemble, as an army. From 
 «Fuv and croiiu, to do, make. 
 
 "^σμ-ΐΰλΒμίω, ω, f. ήαω, p. συμ^ν/τολίμνικα, 
 to carry on war together, to be in alliance 
 with ; to form a junction with. From συν and 
 'ττολίμ'ίω. 
 
 'Συμ-τολιτίία, as, h, the right of administer- 
 ing public affairs together ; the common laws, 
 customs, and institutions of a state. From 
 
 'Συμ7roλtτ^ύω,and-ί,ύoμΆι, to administer pub- 
 lic affairs together ; to liA^e under the same gov- 
 ernment ; to live with one. From συν and 
 •^ολιηΰω, to control or administer public af- 
 fairs. From τολίτ'/ΐζ, ου, ο, a citizen. Th. 
 τόλ/;, a city. 
 
 'ΣυμτολίΤ'^^ί, ου, ό, a fellow citizen. 
 ^υμττονίίο, to labour or work together ; to 
 bear or sustain together. From •ffov'ta. 
 
 ^υμ-^ον/ΐξζύομαι, to perpetrate wickedness to- 
 gether ; to be aiding in committing evil. 
 
 'Συμ'^οξζύομοίΐ, to go together ; to be a fel- 
 low traveller ; to accompany ; with dat. ; also 
 to meet, to assemble together ; i?nperf. m. 
 συνί-τΐΌξίυόμ'/ΐν, ου, sro, f m. συμ'ποοιΰσομαι^ 
 1. a. ind. pas. συνίττοξίύύνιν, vii, v), συμ'πο^ίν- 
 6ζ)ς, ζϊσα, \v, part. 1. a. pas. From συν and 
 ττοξίύομαι. Th. τύξΜ, to go over, p. m. 
 'ττ'ί'ποζ^α. Hence •Tr'ogoi, a passage, 
 Έυμτοα-ία, ac, h. Poet, the same as 
 'Συμ•7ΰΐηον, ου, ro, a feast ; a drinking w eat- 
 ing together, a banquet ; the banqueting-room ; 
 the guests, collectively ; the distinction of the 
 ranks of the guests at table. From, συν and 
 Tivoj, f. -ττύσω, p. ίΤίίΤΛίΛτα, 2. a. 'i^tov, to 
 drink. 
 
 "Συμ-τότ-ζ^ί, ου, ό, one who drinks with anoth- 
 er ; a guest ; a pot companion. From the 
 same. 
 
 Ί-υμτοτϊχοί, h, ov, convivial, jovial ; a jolly 
 fellow, a pleasant companion at the table. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 'Συμ^ξάσσω, or -ττω, to do any thing with 
 another, to co-operate, assist ; to second ; to 
 succour. From συν and ^ξάσσω, or -rriuyf ϊ,ω, 
 to do. 
 
 'Συμ'τΤξίσζύτίξΟζ, ου, β, one of the body of 
 elders of the primitive church ; a member of the 
 priesthood. From συν and 'Τξίσζνζ, υο$, Att. 
 inog, 0' comparat. ΤξίσζυπζΟί, old. 
 
 "Συμτξίί&ω, to burn or consume together 
 with.] 
 
 'Συμ.τξ'^κ.τωξ, οξοζ, ο, one who assists ; a col- 
 league ; a second. From συμ'^ζάσσ&ι}^ which 
 see. 
 
 'Συμτζόίίμι, to appear, advance, proceed, 
 grow together. 
 
 'Συμ'ζτξΰτίμττω, to accompany, attend, or wait 
 upon, forth. From συν, ττξο, and ίτε^-ΤΛ», 
 to send. 
 
 'Συμ<;τξο•7τίμ•φα{, 1. a. inf. act. of the pi'C- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 Ί.υμ'ΡΤξόσίίμι, to be present together with ; to 
 be a sharer ; to keep close to ; f. m. συμ^ξοσ- 
 ίσομκι, imperf. συμ-^ζοσνιν. See Έ>ΙμΊ. 
 
 ΣύμτΓΤύϋμα, α,το;, το, what happens with 
 another thing ; a symptom j an accident or 
 
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 casualty ; a calamity or disaster. From trv^.- 
 vriTttmy-cn, p. jms. of συμττΊ'^τω. 
 
 'Σνμφα.γΜ, to eat together ; to eat up; 2. J", 
 'in. συ(Λ(ρά.Ύομο(,ι, for α•υμφα,'γουμα.ι, 2. a. σννεφκ- 
 yov, Th. φάγω, to eat. 
 
 "Συμφίξει, it is expedient ; 3. sing. ind. pres. 
 of αΌμφίξΜ, which see. 
 
 Έυμφίξον, ro, advantage, utility, conven- 
 ience. 
 
 'Σνμψίξτοζ, >7, ov, furnished or contributed by 
 several ; composed of several things ; heaped 
 up or gathered together, compact. From 
 
 Έυμφίζω, its, £/, f. σννο'κτω, to bring togeth- 
 er ; to assist in carrying ; to labour together ; 
 to heap together ; (τυμφίξίΐν, to agree, accord, 
 or quadrate with ; to be expedient, advanta- 
 geous ; to obey ; συμφ'ίξομαι,ί, to be moved to- 
 gether ; to agree, to be conformable to ; to 
 meet ; to happen ; to engage in fight with 5 
 
 1. a. ffuv^viyxui, jyart. 1. a. act. ο^ννίνίγκα;, 
 affci, civ. From cuv and φίξο/, f. οίσω, to 
 bring or cany. 
 
 Έυμφίόγω, to fly, flee together ; to accom- 
 pany in flight; to flee; i . J", rji. φίύξομαί, 
 
 2. a. act. σννί,φυγον. Th. φίόγω. 
 ^ύμφ'ήμι, properli/ to speak together ; to 
 
 join in saying ; by Metonymy, to agree ; to be 
 of the same opinion ; with dat. ; 2. a. (Τνήφτιν, 
 vii, yi. Th. φημ), or φάω, to jjay. 
 
 Ένμφ/ίίγγομχι, to converse with, to speak 
 with. IVie same with συλλαλίω.'] 
 
 'Muμφλiγeo,f. ζω, to set on fire, burn togeth- 
 er ; p. m. τίφλογα. From φλέγω, to burn. 
 
 "Σνμφλογίζω, f. Ίσω, p. '^ίφλόγικχ, to set 
 on fire together ; to inflame. From φλογίζω, 
 to set on fire. 
 
 "Συμφοιτητή?, a school-fellow ; a classmate. 
 
 'Συμφοξο!., Ks, h, the act of carrying to the 
 same place ; amassing, heaping up ; a contri- 
 bution, quota ; accident, casualty, occurrence, 
 disaster, calamity, misfortune ; so7netimes, suc- 
 cess, prosperity ; τά σνμφοζο,, the same. 
 
 "Συμφοξοίίνω, to lament one's misfortunes. 
 From the jjreceding. 
 
 Ένμφοξάω, ω, to condole or sympathize 
 with. From συμφοξά. 
 
 Συμφοζίω, Ion. for συμφίξω, to carry to the 
 same place ; to heap up. Hence συμφοζΥισα,ν- 
 τ£ί, jmrt. 1. a. act. pi. 
 
 Έυμφοξίι, Ion. for συμφορά, a.?, ή, which see. 
 From ο-υμφ'ίζω. 
 
 "Σύμφοζοί, ου, ο km) h, useful, expedient, fit, 
 convenient, advantageous ; also a companion. 
 From the same. 
 
 "Σνμφόξως, adv. usefully, conveniently, fitly. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Συμφο^ά^ιμων, ovo$, ό κοά h, one who deliber- 
 ates with others ; a counsellor j also having the 
 same opinion. From 
 
 Συμφξάξομαα, to deliberate togetlier ; to 
 meditate, reflect ; f. m. άσομοίΐ, and Foet. 
 συμφζάτ(Τομοι,ι. Th. φξάζω, f. σω, 2. a. Ίφρα.- 
 δίν, p. m. ττίφξ/χ,^ύί, to say. 
 
 Συμφζάσατίχ,ζτύχι, 1. a. inf. m, Foet. and 
 
 "ΣυμφζάσΊτατο, 3. sing. 1. a, m. Ion. and 
 
 Poet, for συ'ϋφζάσαα,το, from <ϊυμφξάζομαι, 
 
 Έυμφξάιτσω, or 
 
 Συμφξάττω, f. ζω, p. νΐφ^α^α, to shut up, 
 enclose ; to surround with palisades, to fortify. 
 From συν and φξάσσω, to hedge in. 
 
 Συμφξονεω, to be of the same opinion ; to 
 consent ; to assent to ; to deliberate together ; 
 to understand, conceive ; to think upon. From 
 ffhn and φξovεω,f. νισω. Th. φξίιν, the mind. 
 
 Ίυμφξύγω, f ζω, to toast, roast, fry, broil, 
 together. 
 
 ΈυμφυεΐσΌίί, nom. pi. f. g. part. 2. a. pas. 
 of συμφύομαι, which see. 
 
 Συμφυή;, ίοζ, ο χ,α.) h, born with, innate, 
 natural, grown together with, congenial.] 
 
 Συμφυλετπί, ου, ό, belonging to the tribe, 
 class, famil}^ or nation. From συν and φνλ'ε- 
 Tri?, belonging to another. Th. φυλ^, a tribe. 
 
 Συμφύομαι, mid. to grow together ; to cohere, 
 to coalesce, amalgamate; 2. a. pas. συνεφύην^ 
 91?, 57> pari. 2. a. ^>as. συμφυε)?, εΓϋτα, εν. 
 From συμφύω. 
 
 Συμφυξμο?, ου, ΰ, a mixture. From p. 
 pas. of 
 
 Συμφϋξω, f φνξω, p. 'ζεφυρκ,οί, to mix to- 
 gether ; to blend or jumble together ; perf pas. 
 -ρτεφυξμοίΐ. 
 
 Σύμφυτο?, ου, ο κα) h, born with, innate •, 
 planted together ; set with trees ; shady ; dark; 
 naturally inclined or disposed ; like, conforma- 
 ble, or agreeable to ; social. Froin 
 
 Συμφνω, f. ϋσω, to plant together ; to cause 
 to grow together ; to heap up, hoard. See 
 Συμφύομοίΐ. Th. φύω, to be born. 
 
 Σ'Jμφωviω, f. ήσω, p. συμ'Χεφώνηκχ, to make 
 one combined sound with several distinct ones j 
 to sound together ; to accord in one song or 
 tune ; Metaphor, to agree, harmonize, agree 
 with ; to conspire together ; to make an agree- 
 ment or treaty ; 1. a. συνεφωνησα., a.?, £• 1. a, 
 pas. συνεφωνΎΐύ'ήν, ά?, jj• συνεφωνή^η νμ7ν, it is 
 agreed among yo\i. From συν and φωνίω, to 
 sound. Th. φων/ι. 
 
 Συμφωντιΰύ?, part. 1. a. pas. of the jyreced- 
 ing . 
 
 Συμφωντ,σι?, εω?, h, harmony of voices or 
 sounds ; consent, agreement, unanimity. From 
 συμφωνεω, 
 
 Συμφωνίοι, a,?, v\, harmony of sounds ; a 
 singing or sounding together ; consent, agree- 
 ment ; a compact ; a symphony ; and 
 
 Σύμφωνον, ου, το, an agreement, compact, 
 treaty ; and 
 
 Σύμφωνος, ου, ο kou h, sounding together, 
 Metaph. consonant to ; unanimous, agreeing 
 with, or suitable to, consistent with each other, 
 Palceph. From συν and φωνη^ a voice, a 
 sound. 
 
 Σνμ•φάω, ω, to wear out ; to rub out, ef- 
 face ; to scrape off; to remove all traces or 
 vestiges; part. 1. a. συμ-φ^ισοι,?. Th. -^άω, to 
 crush in pieces. 
 
 Συμ'φηφίζω, f. Ίσω, p. συνε-φ'^ηφικα, to reck- 
 
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 on, calculate, compute ; to vote with, to join in 
 decreeing; 1. a. συη-φ'/ιφισα, a;, u From, 
 συν and -^'^φΊζω, to reckon with pebbles or 
 counters. Th. -φΐίφοζ, ovy vi, a pebble, 
 
 "Σνμ-φνφοί, ου, ο κ,οά νι, voting with others ; 
 of the same opinion ; agreeing. 
 
 'Σύ/Α-^ϋχ^οζ, ου, ο kou ν, of the same sentiment 
 or opinion ; unanimous ; friendly. From συν 
 and '•Ρυχ}), the soul. 
 
 2T'N, a preposition governing the dative ; 
 with ; συν 'Χξ/στω ζΤνοα, to be with Christ. It 
 is used with the accusative, in the Septuagitif., 
 contrary to the practice of the Greeks, Eccles. 
 In composition it has the force of, together, 
 equally, at the same time. 
 
 "Συν, ace. of σΖζ, συο;, a swine. 
 
 "Συναγα-γζΐν, 2. a. inf. act. atid 
 
 "ΣυναγάγετΒ, 2. ]>l. 2. a. imperat. act. and 
 
 "Συνάγαγον, for συνήγκγον, 2. a. iiul. act. of 
 συνάγω, which see. 
 
 ΣυνΛγα,να,κτίω, to be indignant or angry 
 with, to partake of the indignation of another. '\ 
 
 "Συνάγγ^λοί, ου, ο zou h, one associated in an 
 embassy or legation ; a joint messenger. Th. 
 αγγίλλω, to tell. 
 
 Συνα,γύξω, to collect or assemble together ; 
 to collect one's self. Th. α,γύξω, to collect, 
 assem.ble. 
 
 Συναγίλάζω^ to drive with, to collect into 
 one herd, to herd with,] 
 
 Συνχγεξ^ν, Bceot. for συννιγ'ίξύ'/ισαν, 3. pi. 
 
 1. a. ind. pas. of the p)receding: 
 Συναγοξίύσα,;, αντοί, part. 1. a. act. of 
 Σκναγοξίύίϋ, f. ιΰσω, to speak together ; to 
 
 to enter into stipulation with ; to defend the 
 same cause ; to defend one ; to give one's as- 
 sent to. From συν and α,γοξίύω, the same as 
 αγοζάομα,ι, to harangue, preach ; to say. Th. 
 kyooa,, the forum ; the place of public meet- 
 ings. 
 
 Συνα.γξομινος, part, pres, in. of συνάγξομαι, 
 to assemble. From συν and αγξομαι, by Sync, 
 for άγείξομχί. Th. ύ,γιίξω, to assemble. 
 
 Συναγυομο;, ου, ό, a collecting or assembling, 
 a congregation ; j/j συνά,γυξμον φξονήσεωζ, Plat, 
 in Polit. ii, torn. p. 272, to collect or learn 
 wisdom. From ά,γύξω, to assemble. Whence 
 
 Συνάγυξτος, ου, ο κα.) h, collected at the 
 same time ; assembled together. 
 
 Συνάγω, Big, £/, f συνάζω, to collect, bring 
 together ; to contract ; to infer ; sometimes said 
 of a single person ; to receive as a guest, 
 Mntl. pvflj 'ήμτ,ν, KCi) συν'/ιγάγατΒ μζ, I was a 
 stranger, and ye received me ; Septuag. Jud. ουκ, 
 Ισ•τ)ν α,ν'/ίζ συνάγων μι it; rhv οΙκ,Ια,ν, there is no 
 man to take me into his house. Grotius con- 
 siders it as a Hebraism, nor am I aware of 
 any thing to the contrary, Kypke. 2. a. συνη- 
 γον, and Att. συν/ιγάγον, in 2. pi. συνηγάγετί, 
 
 2. a. impei'at. συνάγα,γζ, in 2. pi. συναγάγετε, 
 2. α. subj. act. συναγάγω, 'Λζ, γ, part. 2. a. 
 act. συνα,γα,γων, οΰσα,, ov, p. ind. act, συν>ίχ;χ• 
 p. pas. συντ,γμαι, ζα,ι, κ,τα,ι, part. p. pas. συν- 
 τ,γμΛνο;, vt, ov, \ . a, ind. pas^ (Τννή^θτιν, r,?j 7], 
 
 part. 1. a. pas. συνα.χ^6ι)ζ, I. f. ind. pas. συν" 
 αχ^θήσομοίΐ, p. m. συντιγαγοι,. From συν and 
 άγω, to lead. 
 
 Συνοί,γωγγι, ^;, h, a synagogue ; an assem- 
 bly ; a school ; the act of assembling •, con- 
 traction ; an inference, conclusion. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Συνάγωνίζομχί, f. m. ίσομοίί, p. pas. συνηγω- 
 νισμα,ι, to contend together, against ; to be a 
 companion in arms ; 1. «. m. συνηγωνισάμην^ 
 ω, α,το, 1, a. iif. i?i. συνοι,γων\σα.σύα,ι. From 
 συν and άγων'ίζομοι,ί. Th. άγων, a contest. 
 
 Συναγωνισττίζ, ου, L a companion in arms; a 
 fellow soldier ; in ace. pi. συναγωνιστάξ. From, 
 συν and άγωνισττιι, οΰ, ο, a combatant ; a 
 wrestler, boxer, ^c. Fro7n αγωνίζομαι, to 
 contend, 
 
 Συνά^ουσι, 3. pi. pres. of 
 
 Συνάγω, to sing with, to join in singing ; to 
 agree. Th. άεί^ω, and contr. οβω, f κσω, 
 J), ^κ,α, to sing. 
 
 ΣυναύΧεω, ω, f γισω, p. συνηύΧ'ηκα, to assist 
 in fighting; to fight on the same side ; 1. a. 
 συννόλ'/ισα, ας, ε. FroTn άόλίω, for άεθλ'εω. 
 Th. ά,εβλοζ, a contest. 
 
 Συναβξο'ίζω, f οίσω, p. συν'Λθξοικ,α, to assem- 
 ble or collect together ; to heap or hoard up, 
 accumulate-, 1. a. συνήύξοισα, part. 1. a, act, 
 συναύζο'ίσαζ• perf, pas. συν^βξοισμαι, part, perf, 
 pas. συντ^^ξοισμίνοζ, vi, ov. From συν and 
 άάξοίζω. Th. άθξόοζ, collected or crowded 
 together. 
 
 Συναϊγ^τιν, adv. at once ; with one onset ; 
 all together, Th. ά'ϊσσω, to rush onward im- 
 petuously, 
 
 Συνοίϊκ,την, Ion. for συνη'ϊ'κτ'/ιν, 3. dual, 
 jylujierf. pas. of συναίσσω, to rush upon. 
 
 Συναίμοις, dat. pi. of 
 
 ψιύναιμοξ, ου, ό και τι, of the same blood or 
 family ; a brother or sister. From συν and 
 α\μα, ατός, το, blood, 
 
 Συνοίίξεταΐ) 3. sing. j)res. p)ns. of συναίξω^ 
 which see. 
 
 Συναιοεω, to join in destroying ; to consign 
 to common ruin ; to prey or seize upon, as a 
 disease does, Thucyd. ii ; to embrace together ; 
 to contract. From συν and αίξεω, f ή^ω^ 
 p. νίκα, to take, which see. 
 
 Συναίρο^, f συνάζω, p. συνν,^κα, to take up 
 together ; to assist in raising or lifting up ; to 
 undertake together or with ; to assist, second ; 
 to succour; 1. a. σ•ι/•;ί?^«, 1. a. inf. act. συν• 
 αραι. Th. α'Ιξω, to lift up. 
 
 Συναισθάνομαι, to feel with or be aflTected by 
 the same things with another ; to be conscious 
 of; to feel one's self to be sick, ^c] 
 
 Συναίσσω, f !&>, to rush together upon ; 
 also to melt together ; I. f. m. συνα'ϊ'ξ,ομαί^ 
 ρ), pas. συν/ιί'γμαι, juuperf. συνη'ίγμην, |β, 
 κτο. Th. αϊσσω, f 'έ,ω, to rush. 
 
 Συναιχ^μάλωτοζ, ου, ό xat h, a fellow pris- 
 oner or captive. From συν and αΐ^μάλωτοξ, 
 ου, ό κα) h, a captive or prisoner. 
 
 Συνακολοϋόεω, ω, f. ^ffUj p> ρυν/ικολούύηκιιι. 
 
k 
 
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 to follow together ; to attend, accompany •, to 
 agree ; to follow one's opinion or example j 
 
 1. a. (Τυνγιαολούύησοί, Th. α,κ'ολουβοζ, ay, 
 β ««8/ h, an attendant. 
 
 ^νναλγίω, J", ήτω, Jh συνήΚγνικ,α, to share in 
 one's grief, pain, affliction. Th. βίλγο}, εο;, 
 το, affliction. 
 
 "Συναλίζω, f. ffu, p. ίΤί/ν>ίλ;»α, to assemble, 
 collect together; part. j)res. m. συνα,λίζόμίνοζ, 
 assembling, coming together ; part. 1. a. 
 pas. (τυνα,λινύζίζ. From άλίξω, to assemble. 
 Th. αλίζ, adv. sufficient, enough. 
 
 'Συνα,λ'κτχ,ω, to consume, furnish the expense 
 of, or spend together. 
 
 'ΣυνάλΧΰί.γμα, aro;, το, commerce, exchange, 
 traffic, merchandize ; money transactions ; an 
 exchange ; a contract ; a bargain, sale ; a con- 
 tract of marriage. From pas. of 
 
 Έυναλλύ<Τ(τω, and 
 
 Έυνκλλκττω, to make a bargain, treaty, 
 agreement with one ; to have business or af- 
 fairs with one ; to conciliate ; to reconcile. 
 From άλλκττίυ, f. |<y, p. χκ, to change. 
 
 "Συνάμ", for <ίυν«,μα, adv. at the same time 
 with ; together. From οίμα, at the same 
 time. 
 
 'Σννάμοξοξ, or σννά/αωξος, ου, β xext vi, de- 
 structive, pernicious ; a ravager, destroyer ; 
 evil-doer. See 'Σνναμωξίω. 
 
 'ΣυναμφΰΤίξαν, for όίμ,φότίξον, both together, 
 Herod. Th. αμφω, both. 
 
 'ΣυναιμωξίΜ, to hurt, lay waste, destroy. 
 Others read οΊναμ,ωξίο), from (τινάμωξοί, ου, 
 ο κα.) h, one destined to hurt others ; one born 
 to injure others ; it is also wntten σινάμοζοζ. 
 From triva and μόξοξ, fate. Th, μείξω, to 
 divide. 
 
 'Συνανοιζκίνω, to ascend together, go up to- 
 gether ; to be a companion in an expeditiort ; 
 J", m. βήτομοα, 2. a. ιτυνανίζ^ιν, tj;, 7i, jyart. 
 
 2, a. act. (Τυνίχ,να,ζκζ, inf. g. συνα,νοίζ,α,ίχα, ?;?, 'h, 
 and in pi. crvvcxvaSdiircn. From <rhv, avoc, and 
 βαίνω, to go. 
 
 ^υναναβασ-;, dnt. pi. m. and n. g. part. 
 2. a. act. ffvvxvaScitra, vis, hy part, 2. a.f. g. 
 of the preceding. 
 
 "Συναναίξεω, to take up together ; to join in 
 destroying. From civ, a.vk, and α,ίξίω, f. γκτω, 
 2. a. είλον, to take. 
 
 'Συνανάκ,ειμοίΐ, to recline at table or eat to- 
 gether ; to lie down together to sleep ; imperf. 
 m. συνανίκείμην, σο, <ro, and in 3. pi. συνα,νε- 
 κειντο, part. pres. vi. συνοίνακείμινοζ, '/i, ov. 
 From συν, ά,νά,, and κεΊμΆΐ, f. m. κείσομαι, to 
 lie down. 
 
 'Συνοί,ναμίγννμι, f. συνν.νοίνα.μι'ί,ω, to mix or 
 
 mingle together ; to associate or keep company 
 
 with ; 1. a. συνοιύμίί,οί, pres. inf. pas, συνανα- 
 
 μιγνυσβοίΐ. From συν, uvx, and μίγνυμι, 
 
 f. μί'ξω, p. μεμιχ^α., to mix. Hence 
 
 'Συνχνάμ{^(ς, εω$, h, the act of mixing to- 
 gether ; dealing ; intercourse. 
 
 Συνα.νοί'ττΆΰομα.ί, to rest at the same time or 
 together \ to be refreshed together ; f m. 
 
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 οίύσομοίί. From συν, ανά, and ττα,ΰω, to cease 5 
 2. ft. sVae•;. 
 
 'Ί^ιηιχ,να.'Χ^^εκο), f. ^λ'ί^ω, p. '^ίτλερζ^κ, to tie, 
 knit, interweave together ; to connect or tie 
 together again. From συν, ava,, and TXiKUy 
 to knit, tie, connect. 
 
 'Έ^υνοίναστξΙίρω, to return together ; to recede 
 or retreat together ; to be conversant or keep 
 company with ;' to frequent. From συν, άνά, 
 and στρέφω, f. -ψω, turn. Hence 
 
 "Συνχνχστξοφίι, m, 'h, the act of withdravving, 
 retreating, returning together ; a frequenting, 
 haunting ; associating with. 
 
 'Συvccvoc■φiξω,f. συνανοίσω, to raise up, elevate, 
 together; to join in carrying off; 1. a. συν^ 
 α,νήνεγκα. From συν, άνα, and φίξω, 
 
 'Συνκναφοξα, us, h, reference or relation to 
 any thing; ; l^i τά ^ε7οί, to things divine, 
 Antonin. iii, § 13. From the preceding. 
 
 Συνοίνεστξοίφ^ι 2. α. ind. pas. of συναν»•- 
 στξ'εφω. 
 
 "Σΰνα,ντάω, ω, f 'Afu, with dot. to meet; to 
 happen ; piart. 1. f. act. συνοίντήσων, ovTost 
 \. a. ind. act. συνήντνισοί, part. 1. n. συνοίντή- 
 aa-s. From συν and άντάω, to meet. Th. 
 ά,ντί. 
 
 'Συνύντημοί, octos, to, a meeting ; an event ; 
 a result ; an occurrence. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 'Σΰνάντ)^σΐ5, εω;, τι, a meeting. From the 
 same. 
 
 'Συνα,ντ/λαίμζαίνω, to assist, succour, in turn j 
 
 to undertake together, with dat. ; 2. a. m. συν- 
 
 αντελαζόμ'/ιν, ου, ετο, 2. a. subj. m. συνοίντιΧά- 
 
 ζωμκι, '/ι, 'ήτοίΐ. From συν, κντ), and λοίμζόίνω, 
 
 f, m. λή•φομΰίΐ, 2. α. ελα,ζον, to take. 
 
 Συνάντομοα, to meet ; to go against ; Poet, 
 for συνχντάω, which see. 
 
 Έυνοίντωντων, gen. pi. jKirt. pres. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Συνα,ντωσιν, 3. pi. pres. subj. of the same 
 verb, 
 
 Συνάγει, 3. sing. 1 . f. act. of συνάγω, which 
 see. 
 
 Σΰvccoξos, ου, κοά ri, joined together ; a com- 
 panion ; a consort. Th. αείζω, 2. f, αεξω, 
 p. m. νοζοί, and Ion. α,οξΆ, to erect. 
 
 Συνοί'ττ&γω, f. ζω, p. συνχτϊίχ^α, to carry 
 or drag away together ; to carry away by the 
 force of example ; part. pres. m. συνοίττα-γό.- 
 μενο$, ου, obeying, complying ; 1. a. ind. j)as. 
 συνα-ττήχ^ύην, '/is, »7, part. \. a. pas. συνΛ9Ταχόε}$» 
 ivTos. From συν, ά,το, and αγω, to lead, draw. 
 ^vvci-Tfois, δ,σα, αν, all, together, or at once. 
 From συν and urais, the whole. Th. ^as, all, 
 every, the whole. 
 
 Συναττεκξυ-φΰί, «j, s, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 συνα,'τίοκρυ'ΤΓΤω. 
 
 Συνα,'ζεξχομα.ι, to go away or depart with, ov 
 together ; to depart. 
 
 Συνα.'τηστεατο, Ion. for συνοίφίσταντο. 3. pi. 
 imperf. m. or pas. of σννο!,φίστ'/ιμι. See 'A^/- 
 στημΑ. According to others it should be συνοί-τπ" 
 σταίΛΤο. 
 
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 'Σίΐνα'Το^ξάω, ω, to run away together, 
 
 'ΣυνΛ'ττού^ήσκ.ω, to die at the same time or 
 together ; with dat. 2. a. ind. act. συνα^ίόανον, 
 £S, i, 2. a. inf. α-υνχττο^ανίΐν. From συν, 
 άτΰ, and B-yrtffnaj, 2. J", m. S-avodfjiai, ]}. act. 
 τίθνγιχΰο, to die. 
 
 'Συνα.'νοκξύ'ττ-τω, to hide together ; to conceal 
 at the same time. From συν, a^ro, and κ.ξΰ- 
 <7Ττω, f. "φω, 2. α. εκ,ξΰζον, to hide. 
 
 '^υνα.'ττολίσ'^ξ, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. 
 
 'Σννατΰλίΐ, 2. si7i.g. 2. a. subj. mid. of 
 
 'Συνα'Τΰλλΰμ,ί, to destroy together ; συνχ^όλ- 
 
 λνμκι, to perish together ; 2. a. m. συνοίτωλό- 
 
 μ'ήν, ου, ίτο. Frotn συν, άτο, and ολλυμί' 
 
 J", ολίσω, 2. α. πι. ωλόμίΊν, ρ. ιη. ώλοί, and 
 
 Att. ολωλα, to destroy. 
 
 SwesoTeiTTsXAiy, yi συνα-τοστίΧω, p. συνχτί- 
 σταλκ,α, to send together ; to send out of the 
 way; to send away ; 1. a. συνΆττίστιιλα,. 
 From συν, ά,το, and στίλλω, to send. 
 
 Si/vKirr/w, f. •φα, p. σνν^φχ, to tie, connect, 
 join together ; to solder, glue together ; to 
 come to, be present at ; to be attached to, ad- 
 here to ; to be contiguous ; συνάτηι ωξο., time 
 presses, Th. α,-τττω,/. "ψω, p. νίφΆ, to tie. 
 
 Έυνκξαι, 1. a. i)if. act. of συναίξο/. Th. 
 algw,f. αξω,ρ. '/ΐξχίχ,, 1. a. γξα, to raise. 
 
 "Συνκξασβχι, 1. a. inf. m. of the same. 
 
 'Σννα,ξάσσω, to beat, strike, or clash together ; 
 to engage in fight with. Th. άξάσσω, to 
 beat. 
 
 'ΣυναξΥΐζο.Η,η-αι, Att. by redupl. for συν/ΐξχ- 
 itrui, 3. sing. p. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 ^νναρι^μίω, ω, f. '/ισω, J), '/ΐξΐβμγίκα, to 
 count or reckon with ; to reckon. From συν 
 and άξΐόμ'ίω, to number. 
 
 'Συνα.ξκ.ίομαι, ivith dat. to suffice ; to put up 
 with, bear patientl}»-, Theophr. Charact. 3. 
 From συν and άζκ,ίύμαι, to suffice ; to be con- 
 tented. 
 
 'Συνχξμόζω, f. σω, to adapt together, com- 
 pose, form, combine ; to agree or harmonize 
 with. From συν and άξμόζω. Th. όίξω, to 
 adapt, fit, suit. 
 
 'Συνχρμολογζω, ω, f. γισω, p. συν'/ΐξμολογνικ.α, 
 to adapt together ; to join together properly ; 
 to fit together ; to construct with exact pro- 
 portion ; part. pres. pas. συναξμολογίΰμίνοζ, 
 ούμίνο;, -ζομίν/ι, ουμίν/ι. From συν and α,ξ- 
 μολογίω, ω, t(> join or adapt together fitly ; and 
 this from αζμος, (for ά,ξμοζ, ου, ό, a joining or 
 joint, from, ϋξω, to adapt, f α,ξω, jy. ηξκ,α, 
 J}, pas. νίζμοίΐ,) attd Xkyu, to say. 
 
 "Συνά-ξμ-ο^ίν, Dor. and Ion. for συνήξμοζ,ίν, 
 1. a, ind. act. of συνίχ.ζμΌ'ζω. 
 
 Έυναξμοσύγιναι, 1. a. iif. pas. (f the same. 
 
 Έυ>οΐξΤ^.γ'/ι, ης, h, the act of seizing, carry- 
 ing off, plundering. From 
 
 Έυναρτάζω, f. κ,σω, p. σνννι^ττα,κα,, to carry 
 off together ; to rob ; to spoil, plunder j plu- 
 perf. συν/ίξτάκίΐν, ας, ε/, 1. a. ind. act. 
 σνν/ιοττασα, part, 1. a. συνχξτασκς, 1. a. ind. 
 2)as. auvne'TraffSriv, r,?, v, part. 1. a. pas. σννχξ- 
 
 ^ασβύί, ί7σα, iv. Th. κξ^ύζω^ f. gUy and 
 Dor. '(c, to snatch, seize, carry off. 
 
 'Συνχξ'τασχζ, χντοζ. See the preceding. 
 
 'Συνχστίζαι, to fight with the shields close 
 together ; to fight, forming a military tortoise. 
 From α,στιζω, to cover with a shield. Th. 
 ασ^ι;, t^o;, ri, a shield. 
 
 Συνχστίσμος, οΰ, ο, mutual defence, tvhen 
 the soldiers, with their ranks closed, defend each 
 other with their shields and spears held out ; a 
 military tortoise. From the jrreceding, 
 
 Συνάφί/χ, as, h, a joint; junction, connex- 
 ion. 
 
 ΣυνχυλιΖ,ομχι, f. m. ίσομχι, p. pas. συνηύΧι- 
 σμχι, to take lodgings with ; to dwell with ; to 
 be assembled in the same house. Th. aiiXh, 
 a stall or stable. 
 
 Έυνχυζ&νο), f. σννχυ'ζήσω, p. συνηύ'ζτικχ, to 
 grow together ; to cause to grow together ; to 
 enrich ; ]>res. in. συνχυϊ,χνομχι, to increase or 
 augment together; pres, inf. m. συνχυ^,χνίσύ&ι. 
 From συν arid χυξάνα, f ήσω, to increase. 
 Th. χΊ\ω, the same. 
 
 'Συνχυ'ξκβίί, 3. sing. 1 . a. subj. pas. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Συνχχ^ύηνχι, 1. a. inf. pas. of συvάyωy 
 f. άξώ/, 7>. συνηκχ, to collect together. Th. 
 xym, to lead. 
 
 Συνχχ^ύήιτομκι, η, ίτχι, 1. f. ind. pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Συνχχ^ίομαι, to grieve with ; to sympathize 
 with ; in 3. pi. συνχχ^ύονται. From χχ^θομχι, 
 to take ill ; to be grieved. Th. αχ,βοζ, sej, το, 
 a weight, load. 
 
 Σύνχ-ψ'ί, i^i-y h, a joining together ; con- 
 nexion ; contact. From συνχτττω. 
 
 "Συνχ-φομίν, 1. j)l. 1. f act. of συνάτττω, 
 Th. aTTTMff. -φω, to tie, connect. 
 
 Έυν^χκνω, to bite, gnaw ; to bite close ; to 
 sting. See Axkvm, to bite. 
 
 ΣυνοϋίτνίΛ), to sup with another ; to live to- 
 gether ; to eat together. From ^uv'zcu. Th. 
 hiTvov, supper. 
 
 'Συν^ίί'^νησον, κτω, 1. a. imperat. m. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 "Συν^ίσμοξ, ου, ο, a tie, chain, bond, connex- 
 ion. From συν'^ίο), tohich see. 
 
 Έυν^ίόμίνοί, Ion. for συν'^ίόμίνοξ, ουμινοξ^ 
 bound with another ; from 
 
 ^vvVioi), f. ήσω, p. συν^ύΐκχ, to tie, bind, 
 fasten, connect together ; to conciliate ; ]). pas. 
 συννί^ίμχι, part. ]). pflS. σνν'^ί^ίμίνος. From 
 συν and ^ίω, to tie. 
 
 'Συν'^/Άχίνουνίύύύ, to run risks, to incur dan- 
 cer together. From συν, Β/ώ, and κ,ιν^υνίύω, to 
 be in danger ; to run into danger. Th. xtv• 
 luvo;, peril, danger. 
 
 Συν^ιχ-τζάττω, to accomplish Avith, to exe- 
 cute with J transact business with, Xen. Anab. 
 iv. 8, 17.] 
 
 Έυν^χτάομχ/, ωμχι, f. ήσομχι, to be habitu- 
 ally conversant with, to live with or among, 
 TImcyd. ii, 50.] 
 
 I.w1iarfi^u, to dwell or abide at or with ; to 
 
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 2TN 
 
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 2TN 
 
 have intercourse or familiarity with ; to be em- 
 ployed 07- engaged in or about ; to apply one's 
 labour about ; imperf. νυν^άτ^ιζον, is, t. From 
 <rvv, "^ta, and τξΧω,/. -φω, p. τίτζίφκ, to wear, 
 rub, p. pas. τ'ίΤξίμμα,ι. 
 
 "Συν^ίχφίξω, to endure or sustain with anoth- 
 er ; to assist in bearing any thing. 
 
 'Συν^αχ.φύείξω, to destroy with or at the same 
 time.] 
 
 'Σνν'^ιαχίΐξίζΛ', f. ια-ω, to kill or slay ; to 
 assist in killing ; to kill together. See Δ<α- 
 
 'Συν'^Λτξίζον, £f, ε, imperf. or 2. a. act. of 
 συνοιοίτζίζω. 
 
 'Συν^ί'/ΐτΖτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of σ'ννΒικι- 
 τα,όμ,οίΐ, ΰμχι, to dwell or live with. From 
 %Μΐ7άομα.ι, to pass one's life. Th. 'hixiTa,, >jj, 
 i, manner of life. 
 
 2ϋν^ί'Λ505, fly, xui '/I, a witness ; a compan- 
 ion ; an assistant ; an advocate ; σύνδικοι is 
 properly applied to the patrons, or orators, or 
 advocates, ivho together defend the same cause at 
 the trial. Th. ^ixti, right, justice ; a law suit. 
 
 'Συν^ιοικίω, ω, f. mu, to administer or man- 
 age wii/i others, Theophr. Ch. 21.] 
 
 '^ίυν^ιωκ,ω, to follow or pursue together. 
 
 '^υν^οκ.εΊν, used impersonally, irvvhomT, it 
 seems proper or fit, it is agreed. Th. ^οκίω, 
 to think. 
 
 'Σνν^αχ,ιμάζω, to put to the test, try, or prove 
 together. From '^οκ,ιμά'ζω, to prove or try by 
 experiment ; to search out. 
 
 'Συν^ακιμκίΤοντα.ς, acc. pi. part. ^.f. o,ct. of 
 the preceding verb. 
 
 ^υν^ο^άΐ^ω, f, ά(Τω, ρ), ffuvhiVo^xKO., to glorify 
 together; to give the same honour to; 1. a, 
 ind. pas. α•υνύοζ»σ•ΰην, vis, n, \. a. suhj. jias. 
 cvvho^^affou, ίί, Ϋι, and in 1. pi. συν^ο^α,σ&ωμεν. 
 From, "δοξάζω, and this from δόξα, 9ΐζ, τι. 
 Th. ^οχίω, to seem. 
 
 'Σύν'^ανλοξ, o<j, xa,i h, a fellow servant. Th. 
 'δούλος, a servant. 
 
 "Συν^ξκμ,ίω, ω, f. v\(fM, to run together ; to 
 concur ; p. m. δί^^ο^α. 
 
 Ύ,υν^ξΛίΑΌντων, gen. pi. part. 2. a. act. of 
 ουντξϊχω. Th. τξεχω, f Β-ζίζ,Μ, p. ^ε^ξάμηχα, 
 2. a. Ώξαμον, j). in. "^ί^ξομα, to run. 
 
 'ΣυνΒξομα,^εί, ων, engaging; running togeth- 
 er ; an epithet of certain islands, called also 
 'Συμ^λ^ιγχ^εί, because fabled to dash or rush 
 against each other. 
 
 'Συν'^ξομνι, ris, *i, a running together ; a con- 
 course ; an engagement. From συντξίχ^ο}. 
 See "Συν^ξΰΐμόντων. 
 
 'Συν^ξομοί, ου, β κκ) h. Poet, running to the 
 same place; concurring; agreeing with; a com- 
 panion in a chariot ; a fellow passenger. 
 
 ^uvhuaZ,M,f. άσω,ρ. ^ε^ύοίχχ, to connect two 
 things together ; to have intercourse with •, to 
 unite. 
 
 Σύν^υο, ol, ui, TOi, Poet, two together ; by 
 two and two ; twins. From, συν and ^ΰω, 
 two. 
 
 Σννίζχλον, is, s, 2. a, ind, act. of αιιμζχλλα» 
 
 Έυνίξίΐ, and JDor. «υνίζκ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of συμζοίίνω, to happen. Th. βαίνα/, f. m. 
 βήοΌμαι, 2. a, iSm, to go. 
 
 'Συνεζόσχετΰ, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of σνμζό" 
 σκω, to feed together. From βόσχω, to feed. 
 Th. βόω, f. Όσω, and ωσω, to feed. 
 
 "ΣυνεζίοΰΧευον, ι?, ε, imperf. of ο-νμζουλεύω, to 
 advise, exhort. From βουλεύω, the same Th. 
 βαυλνι, counsel. 
 
 "Συνεζουλεύσα,το, and συνεζουΚεύσαίντο, 3. sing, 
 and pi. 1. a. m. of the same verb. 
 
 "Συνίγε/ξον, 2. a. imperat. act, of 
 
 Έ,υνεγείξω, to stir up, rouse, or excite at the 
 same time. Th. Ιγε/ξω, f. εζω, 1. a. ίίγείξβι^ 
 1. a. pas. νιγεξθνιν, ns, «, to excite. 
 
 'ΣυνεΙξευόντβον, gen. pi. part. pres. act. of 
 }ξίύω, f. είκτω, to take a seat in an as- 
 
 \υνι 
 
 sembly ; to sit br have a session together ; to 
 be a member of an assembly. Th. Xb^k, a 
 seat, Th. εζομα,ι, 2.y. m. ε^ουμαι, to sit. 
 
 "Συνε^ξίχ, vi, a session ; a sitting or holding a 
 session ; a sitting down by one. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 "Συνύζίον, ου, το, a session, a place of assem- 
 bly, a council. From 
 
 Σΰνε^ζοζ, ου, ό, a member of a senate, coun- 
 cil, assembly, or tribunal ; a counsellor. From 
 συν and ύξΆ, a seat. 
 
 "Συνεεξγω, Poet, for συνεξγω, for συνείξγω, to 
 shut up together ; to bind together ; to bind 
 fast or tight. Th. ε'/ξγω, to shut up, inclose. 
 
 "Συνεζευγμενοί, '/ι, ov, bound, yoked, or joined 
 together ; part. perf. pas. of συ'ζευγνύω, or 
 -ύμί. From συν and ζευγνυω, f. ζεύζ,ω, to join. 
 
 "Συνεξευγμίνως, adv. jointly, together. From 
 the j}receding. 
 
 Συνεζευζ^εν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind, act. of συζευ• 
 γνυω, to join together ; which see. 
 
 ΣυνεΖ,ήπί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of συζ'/ιτεα^ 
 to discuss, search together. 
 
 Συνεζωοτοίίΐσε, 3. sing. 1, a, ind. act. of 
 συΖ,ωττοάω, which see, 
 
 Συνί'/ιχα, «J, £, Ion. for σ'η'ί^χοί, 1. «. ind. 
 act. of συvΊγ^μι,f. συνήσω. From συν and 'ίνιμι, 
 or ϊω, to send. 
 
 Συνεύϊμεθα., 1 . pi. 2. a. ind. m. of συντΊόημι, 
 f. συνύήσω, p. συντ'είειχοί, 2. a. m, συνεβ&μ,'/ιν, 
 σο, Tfl, to compose, constitute. Th. τΐβνιμι, to 
 place. 
 
 Συνεύεντο, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. τη. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Συνεύευ, Dor. for συνίύεσο, -3-Sfl, or -S-ou, 
 2. sing. 2. a. ind. m. of συντίύ'/ιμι, 2. a, m. 
 συνεύεμ'Λν. Th. τίβ-ήμι, to put or place. 
 
 ΣυνεβΊΖ,ω, f. Ίσω, to accustom ; to be ac- 
 customed. From \6\ζω, the same. Th. εβοζ, 
 TO, habit, practice, custom. 
 
 Συν^θισύγΐξ, 2. sing. 1. a, subj. pas, of συνι- 
 
 ΣυνείΙεω, f. νισο), to be conscious ; to know 
 of one's self. From εΐΥεω. Th. ε'ί$ω, to 
 know. 
 
 Συνεί^^ισίί, εω?, 'h, consciousness, the testi- 
 mony of one's own mind, conscience ; under- 
 
2TN 
 
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 StN 
 
 sianding ; m pi. etuvithnans, Fro?n, the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ^vviT^ov, 1. sing, or 3. pi. 2., a. m. act. of 
 
 'Swithvix, u;, it, f. g. and in m. g. (τυνα^ως, 
 aros, 0, conscious, and in n. g. ffuvn^os, ότος, ro, 
 Consciousness, conscience ; contracted for <ru- 
 νίΐ^ηχως, υΪΆ, ο;, ^;α?*ί. p. act. of συηίΐ'ζω, 
 which see. 
 
 ^vvit^M, to be conscious of; to know of one's 
 self, to perceive ; 2. a. info σ-ννι^ίΐν, part. 2. a* 
 ifvviSaiv, Όντοζ, p. 7/1, guvoihcc^ I am conscious to 
 myself. Th. ε'βω, f. m. ίΥσομχι, to know ; to 
 gee. 
 
 ^vvu^eas, ότοξ. See ^υνιι^υΊα. 
 
 "Συναλίγ/ΐΛίνος, 5j, ov, Att. for (Τυλλίλίγμίνοξ, 
 part. 2^• p«s. of ιτνλλίγω. 
 
 "Συνίΐλίω, to roll or wrap together ; to roll 
 up ; to collect together ; to drive ; to shut up 
 in. See ΈΙλίω. 
 
 "^ιιηίλ'/ίφα, j)^''"/• ^'f^^' f^^t' -^tt- whence 
 α^νναληφίύξ, νΐχ, ο?, part. p. act. of ιτυλλαμ- 
 ζχνω, which see. 
 
 Έαναλ'/ιφυΤΰί, and (Τννίίλί^φω;. See 2yvi/- 
 
 'Συνιίλίΐ^^Βί, Βίζ, ε, Att. for (τυλ\ίΧ:^^α, as, £, 
 p. ind. act. of συΧΧαγχ^άνω, to get at the same 
 time, or together, by lot. Th- λα,γχ^άνω, to 
 get by lot ; 2. a. ίλα^ον, as if from λίρ^ω, not 
 in use ; p. m. λίλογχ;^. 
 
 "Συνίίλοχ,ίνκί, p. info Att. and 
 
 "Σννίίλο^αΐζ, ίΐα, OS, part. p. Att. of (fuX- 
 λίγω, to collect. Th, Kiyc/,f. ίω, p. λίλερ^χ, 
 and Att. ζΐλοχα, to say. 
 
 ^ύναμι, with dat. to be with, to have inter- 
 course with ; to discourse with ; to debate in 
 an assembly ; to dispute with ; imperf. tfvvnv, 
 f. m. ίΐτομα,ι, pres. inf. irvvsTvat, part, jyres. 
 ffvva/v, associating with ; ol ffwovris tm "Σωχξά- 
 ni, the friends, disciples, followers, or associates 
 of Socrates. From cuv and ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 '2uvu'7fi7v, to assent to any one ; to be an 
 advocate for one ; to join in saying. Th. 
 %•χω, to say. 
 
 'ΣννιΊττίτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of συύτίομαι. 
 Th. i-ffo), to follow. 
 
 "Σνηίξω, to tie, connect, or spin together ; to 
 discourse or declaim tediously and prolixly ; to 
 form a connected chain. Th. ζίοω, to knit, tie, 
 weave. 
 
 Suvsijj part. 2. a. act. of συήημι, to under- 
 stand. 
 
 '2vvinfikh7v, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 
 "Συνίίΐτίξχομαι, with dat. to enter together ; 
 
 2. a. ind. συνζιστίλύον, is, ε. From συν, iig, 
 and ίζχ^ομχι, to come ; f. m. ΙλίύίΤομχι, 2. a. 
 ν,λβον. 
 
 Έννίίο'ίφξ'/ιο'ί, Att. by Sync, for συνίοηφόξ'/κη, 
 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of συνασφοζίω, to intro- 
 duce or bring in together. From φοξίω. Th. 
 φίζω. According to others from ΰσ-φίξω, to 
 admit into, to bring into. 
 
 2ί/ν£/ί•?λ^£, 3. si}ig. 2. a. ind» act. See 
 "^υηκτίξχ^ομιχ^ι. 
 
 2υηΐχί, S* sing, imperf. act. of σνν'ίχύ», to 
 contain. Th. ιχ,ω, imperf ί^χον, f σχγισω. 
 
 'Συηίχίνο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. συνίχω, to 
 bind fast, to contain. See the preceding. 
 
 Έννίχά,βια-α, as, h 1• «• ind. act. of ο-νγκα- 
 ύίζο), to place or sit together, which see. 
 
 ^vvsxatiTo, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of σνγκαίω. 
 From ervv and καίω, f καύσω, 2. a. εκαον, 
 
 2. a. pas. ίκάγιν, to burn. 
 
 '2νηκζάλλω, to drive away or expel with, to 
 banish with or at the same time.] 
 
 Έυνίκζΰάω, to proclaim or cry out with 
 others. 
 
 'Σvvίκ'^7!μos, ου, ο κα) '/>, a companion of one's 
 journey ; an attendant. From εκ,^'/lμos, absent 
 from one's country ; in a foreign land. Th. 
 1rιμos, the people. 
 
 'ΣυηΆΐκξο.το, by Sync, for συνιχ,ίκίξοι,το, 
 
 3. sing, pluperf pas. and 
 
 Έυνίκίξχσα, as, f, 1. a. ind. act. of α•υγκ6- 
 ξάννυμι, f συγκε^άσω, p. συγκικίξακα, to mix 
 together. Th. χίοάννυμι, to mix. 
 
 'Συν-χ,ιν^σαν, 3. pi. i. • a. ind- act. of ιτυγκι- 
 ήω, ω, f νισω, to shake, agitate. From συν 
 and κίήω, to move. 
 
 'Συηκ,κ.ιντίω, ω, to pierce, wound, transfix, 
 slay together. From συν and Ικκίντίω, to 
 prick, pierce. 
 
 'Συ'Λκλίΐσί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of συγ- 
 χ,χύω, to shut up together; which see. 
 
 ^uviKXzKTos, ov, κ,α) h, chosen at the .same 
 time or together. From συν and Ιχλίγω, to 
 elect. Th. λίγω, f. 'ξω, to say. 
 
 'Συνίχττίμ,'π'ω, to send away with, to send out 
 with. ] 
 
 "Συνίχ-τλίΜ , to sail out with, to embark or set 
 sail with.] 
 
 "Συνεχ^ολίμίω, ω, f ήσω, to conquer or take 
 at the same time or together. See ΤΙολίμίω. 
 
 'Συνεκ'ΐξάσσω, to assist in accomplishing or 
 finishing ; to demand tribute together ; in 
 mid. to avenge together. From συν, i», and 
 ίΤξκσσω. 
 
 "Συνίκξότ'/ισί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 συγχξοτ'ιω, to clap, to strike together. 
 
 'Έ,υνεχτάττού, to arrange together or at the 
 same time. From <τάττω, or -σσω, to set in 
 array. 
 
 'ΣυνίχτίΆ05, h, ov, having a restraining or 
 containing power ; containing and preserving in 
 its state ; tight, compact, dense ; succinct, 
 comprehensive. From συνέχω. 
 
 'Συνεχτξ'εψω, f -φω, to bring up, nourish, 
 together; to assist in nourishing or maintain- 
 ing. From τζίφω, to nourish. 
 
 ^υνεχτξίχω, to run out of together ; to start 
 together in a race ; to happen ; to assist. Th. 
 
 Τξίχω. 
 
 'Συνίχτξίζω, f. •φ^} to grind, bruise, or crush 
 together. Th. τζί^ω. 
 
 'Συνεχτξοφο5, ου, ό χα) ri, brought up, nour- 
 ished \vith or together. From συνεκτξ'εφω. 
 
 "Συνεκφεξω, to produce or exliibit with, to 
 bring out with.] 
 
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 SwviXaSsv, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act, of αυλ- 
 Χχμζάνω, to contain ; to take. 
 
 "Συνζλα,ζ'ομην, ου, iro, 2. a. m, of the same. 
 
 'Συηλα.Χουν, 1. sing, or 3. pi. imperf. act. of 
 νυλλκλίω, ω, to confer together, which see. 
 
 ^υνίλαύνω,^. (τυηΧάίτω, to bind fast, to draw 
 tight ; to contract ; to reduce to a smaller 
 size; to engage, or to set to fight; 1. a. cm- 
 ίήλασιχ.. Th. Ιλαύνω, to drive. 
 
 Συν'ίλίξχν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of α-υλλίγω. 
 
 "ΣυνίλίνίΤίζ, ίως, «, an assembling together ; a 
 concourse ; a convention ; a council. From 
 ίτννίξχ,ομα/, to come together. 
 
 'Συηλ'/ιΧυύόταί, ace. j)l. j)art. m. of συύξχ^ο- 
 μαι, which see. 
 
 'Σννίλ'/ιφ^ί^ν, 55?) »ί, and in 3. jyl. (τννίλ'^φ^^ι- 
 ceiv, 1. a. ind. pas. of συΧλα,μζάνΜ, which see. 
 
 ^vvikhiVf 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 'Συνίλβ'οντων, gen. pi, part. 2, a. act. of 
 συνίξχ;ομαι, which see. 
 
 Έυνίλκνω, to draw tight ; to cause to con- 
 tract ; to draw together. From <rvv and ϊλκύω, 
 f. ΰίο), Th. 'ίλχ,ω, to draw. 
 
 '2vvt\oy'iffoivro, 3. pi. 1. a. m. of σ•υλλογίζω, 
 which see. 
 
 "Συνίλό^η, dat. sing. imrt. 2. a. act. of 
 <τννχΐξίω, to overturn at the same time ; to con- 
 tract together. Th. αΐξίω, f. ruru, p. γξ'/ικα, 
 to take ; 2. a, ilXov, part. 2. a. ϊλων, Όντης. 
 
 'Συνιμάχ^Ί^ΐτα;, 2. sing. 1. α. ind. act. of 
 ίτυμμα-χ^ίω, f. γισω, to be a companion in fight ; 
 to side with. Th. μάχομαι, to fight. 
 
 Syvi^Ev, 1. a. inf. act. Dor. and jEol.for 
 tfumvoii, of συν'ινιμι, to perceive, understand ; 
 which see. 
 
 "^vviviixiiiv. Ion. and jEol. 3. pi. I. a. opt. 
 act. of β-υμφίξΰο^ to carry together, which see. 
 See ' ElVttKiii. 
 
 "ΣυνίνείκίΤΛΐ, 3. sing, 2)res. ind. i>as. of 
 ttvvsvitxM, Poet, for συμφί^ω. 
 
 '^υνίνήνοχοί, αζ, ε, ρ, m. of the same ; ουΤί 
 νουτα (τυνιννινοχίν α,υτω, neither did this avail 
 him aught, Deni. de Rhod. Lib. 
 
 '^vvivuffi, See '2υνν'ίω.'\ 
 
 ^ννί^κίξίω, ω, f. ή(τω, to rob or pillage to- 
 gether. 
 
 2uvs|a/*«^rav&;, £/?, £/, to wander, err, sin, 
 or be in fault, together ; in 3. pi. <τννίζοιμοίζ- 
 ravoufft. From συν and άμαξτάνω, f. ΰμοίξ- 
 η•νίσω, 2. a. ϋμχξτον, to sin. 
 
 'Σννί^χνία'ταμκι, to rise at the same time 
 with, to rise with, to rise together.] 
 
 "Συνίζζ-Τξίτιζαι,ντο, 3. pi. 1. a. m. Ion. for 
 ίΤυνί^ίΤζΆ^οίντο, from συνζκττξύοΌ'Μ. 
 
 '2υη^ίξχομοίΐ, to go out together or at the 
 same time ; to assemble together; 1. y. m. 
 ίΧιύιτομοίΐ, p. m. ίλίηλυόα. Th. ϊξχομκ/. 
 
 "Συη^ίτκξοντΒΐί, 3. pi. pres. ind. jkis. of 
 
 'Συνί'ζ&τκζω, to search out ; to compare to- 
 gether ; to be numbered among. From συν, 
 l|, and Ιτάζω, f. σω, to examine. 
 
 2«ν£ξίταττι9ν, imperf. of συνίκτάττω, to put 
 in order or arrange at the same time. 
 
 livn^oKiKXiaj to tow as a ship; to leave 
 
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 port together, to wander out of the way. From 
 συν, εξ, and οκί>^'Κω, f, λω, Th. xiKXu,f. σω^ 
 the same. 
 
 "Συνίξομοιουμχι, to be like or conformable to. 
 From, συν, εξ, and ομοιόω, to assimilate. From 
 ομβίοζ, like. Th. Ιμος, like. 
 
 "Συνί^ομοιουσόαι, pres. inf. pas. of the pre• 
 ceding, 
 
 'Συνί^οξμάω•, to impel, rouse ; to break out ; 
 to escape together. From συν, Ιξ, and όξμάω, 
 to rush upon. Th. οξμίι, an onset; force, 
 violence. 
 
 'ΣννεξΜΖίιλιν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act, of συν- 
 ί\οκ,'ίλλω, which see. 
 
 "Σννίοξτάζω, to celebrate a festival together. 
 
 ^υνίοχμος, Att. for συνοχμοζ, the same as 
 συνοχή, η?, h^ a joint, a seam. From αυνίχω, 
 to contain, Th. ίχω, to have. 
 
 "^υνίτηχ,βήσοι,τι, 2. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of συμ- 
 Tuuieo, to sympathize with, which see. 
 
 "Σννίταίνίω, ω, to agree in praising, Xen.'\ 
 
 'Συνίταινοί, ου, ο kou '/ι, approving, consent- 
 ing ; of the same opinion. From συν, i-r), and 
 ouvo;, praise. 
 
 ^υνε9Τ(χ,χ,ολου6ίω, u,f. '/ισω, to follow or attend 
 together ; to be joint followers or attendants of. 
 From συν and ιτακ,οΧονύ'ίίο, to follow. 
 
 'Συν'ίτταζα, Dor. for συνίττη^οί. See Suvi- 
 
 Έυνί7τά•φα.σάΆΐ, Ion. for συνίφά-φασ^αι, to 
 attempt or undertake together ; 1. a. inf. m. 
 of συνίφά.'τττομιχ,ι. From συν, ΙϊΤ/, and όί-τττο' 
 μοίΐ, to touch. 
 
 ^υνζ-ττίλαφξϋνω, to lighten, disburthen, to- 
 gether ; to assist in lightening. From συν. 
 It), and Ιλκφξύνω, to lighten. Th. Ιλαψξοί, 
 light, swift. 
 
 "Συνίτίμ,-φα., 1. a. ind, act. of συμ^τίμ^ω, 
 to send, to send together. Th, 9rίμ■rω,f. -φ ω, 
 p. •Χί'ταμφα,. 
 
 'Σννίτίστ'/ιν, 555, 57, 2. a. ind. act. of συνιφί- 
 στημί, to appoint or set over together. From 
 συν, i-Ti, and Ίστημι, f. στ^ισω, to stand. 
 
 2ΐ'νε5Γ55ξεν, 3. sing. 1. a, ind. act. of «υμνή- 
 γνυμι, to construct, to make compact. Th. 
 •ffyiyvuu, or ^τιγνυμι, f. ς,ω, j?. χα, j). m, ίτΙ- 
 3*55 y α, the same. 
 
 "ΣυνίΤίόΐσβαί, 2. a. inf. m, of συνινιτίύνιμι. 
 
 ^υνί^ιμοίξτνξίο), u,f. ήσω, p. συνίτημιμ.αξτυ- 
 ξηκα, to join one's testimony to that of anoth- 
 er ; to confirm by one's testimony. From 
 συν, Wi, and μκξτυζίω, to bear witness to. Th. 
 μύξτυξ, νξοζ, ο, a witness. 
 
 Έυνίτιμίλΰμαι, to take care of together ; to 
 haA^e the joint care of. Th, μίλα, it concerns 
 or regards. 
 
 Έυνίττίομαν, 1. 2^1- 2, a. ind. act. of συμ-χίνω, 
 with dat.fut. συμ'πωσω, p. συμ-^ίττωκοί, to drink 
 with; 1. a. ind, act. συνί-ττιον, ts, ε. Th. ττίνω, 
 to drink. 
 
 luvi^ivovieo, to work or labour together at. 
 From συν, Ιτ<, and 'Τονίω, to labour. 
 
 'Συνζτησχίττομΰΐι, to inspect, supervise, su- 
 perintend; or oversee, together ; to consider to- 
 
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 gether ; ϊ• f• Ttl, "φαμαι. From σκί^νο• 
 
 to draw or attract together 
 
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 "Sivvs-ntr-reitTexi, j>rcs. hif. of 
 
 or at the same time. Tli. tfTeau. 
 Συνίττια-^μίνο;, following together 
 
 "Συνί-τία-ταμαι, to be conscious ; to know 
 together; to know at the same time. Th. 
 
 'Συνεττια'^νω, J", ΰσω, j). (tmi'x'uf^uy.a, to join 
 forces ^^^th ; to aid, assist, bring supplies or 
 succours. 
 
 2ϋν£!Τ/τΓ^'/7,ίί<, to join in putting or placing 
 upon; to join in imputing; (τυνίτητΊύίΐλαι, to 
 join in rising and making an attack ; to under- 
 take together ; to be hostile to ; to profit by 
 the occasion ; to take advantage of, as of con- 
 junctures or opportunities. From συν, ϊ-π•), and 
 τίύημι. 
 
 "Συνίτνΐγον, imperf act. f συμ'Τνίγω, f. ζ,ω, 
 J). au^'XiTevix^K,, to suflTocate ; \, a. σ-^νίίτν/ξα. 
 Th. 'Tt'nyo), the sarae. 
 
 'Συνί'^νιξίίν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 Έυνί';!Τΰ^ϊα'α, a,;, £,!.«. act. of σ'Jμ'yra^ίζsϋ. 
 
 'ΣυΆ'τομαι, xuith dat. to follow, accompany, 
 attend; to be a follower of; imperf m, σννί- 
 ■χ'ομ,ην^ ου, ιτο. From συν and Ίττω, to fol- 
 low. 
 
 Ύ,υν-'Ττωκϋ, Ion. for συνίτητττώκ,ίι, 3. sing, 
 pluperf. act, of συμ'ττϊντω, to happen ; to coin- 
 cide with. Th. 'ττΐ'τττω, to fall, which see. 
 
 'Σννίοανίζΰίΐ, f Ιΰ-ω, to collect together ; to 
 put or collect together into a packet, parcel, or 
 heap ; to contribute ; to furnish one's quota ; 
 to assist by contributing, Isoc. ad Philipputn. 
 Frojn συν and loav'o:. 
 
 Έυνίξάω, ω, to love equally or at the same 
 time ; to be a rival of the love of another ; to 
 favour or second, 2iosch. xdt. From συν and 
 Ιξάω. Also, to contribute any thing ; to pay 
 one's assessment ; ίξα,νοι Bs ύσ)ν octto του συη- 
 ξΰν ya) συμφίξίΐν Ιχαστον, Jithen. Ι. "\άϋ. 
 
 'Συν-ξγία, ω, imperf. συνίογίον, ουν, -ίίς, ίι;, 
 -εί, it, f. νισω, ρ. συνήξ^νίκα,, to work together ; 
 to assist ; to co-operate \\-ith ; to contribute. 
 From συνίογόζ. 
 
 "Σννίογ'/^σϋί, 2. sing. 1. f. act. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 "Συνίξγο;, ου, ο -λχ) ίι, an assistant ; a joint 
 labourer ; a colleague ; an accomplice. From 
 trhv and ioyov, 
 
 'Συνίξίί^ω, f. ίίσω, to fix, plant ; to establish 
 firmly ; to compress strongly, as the teeth ; in 
 onid. to lean upon ; to press upon ; to make an 
 impression. From Ιού'^ω. 
 
 "Συνίξϊβίξ, ου, ο κά\ h, a fellow weaver, spin- 
 ner, carder, or worker in wool ; a fellow labour- 
 er. From συν and 'ίξΐ&ο;. 
 
 'Συήζ^ομα,ι, to come together, assemble; to 
 adopt the same counsels or measures ; to come 
 together in marriage; to concur; to have a 
 conference with ; for αυμξαίναν, to happen ; 
 
 imperf. m. συννίζχΌμνιν, ou, sro, f. m. συνιϊ,ίύ- 
 σομκι, 2. a. συννιλύον, ις, ί, 2. a. inf act. συν- 
 ίλ&ίΐν, part. 2. a. συνίΧδων, ούσα,, ov, p. mid. 
 συνίλ'^,λυΰκ, aj, s, pa7't. p. 7nid. συνίλ'/ιλυίω;, 
 υΪΒί, ο;, pluperf ind. mid. ffuviXytXuduv, εις, 
 it. Th. ϊοχ^ομΆΐ, to come. 
 
 Suvij, and in 2. pZ. σύνίτι, 2. a. imperat. 
 act. of συν'ιημι, to understand. Th. "ημι, or 
 ϊω, to send. 
 
 Suvii/i;, dat. sing, of σύνισις, ace. σύνισιν, of 
 συν'ΐ'/,μι, zvhich see. 
 
 ^υν-σύ'ιω, to eat \vith or together ; to sup, 
 take meat ; imperf συννισόιον, ν,, ί. From 
 ΙσβΙω, f. Ίσω, the same as 'ϊσύω, to eat, devour. 
 
 ΣίίνίΛί, ίως, yi, understanding, prudence, 
 wisdom ; consciousness ; conscience ; junction, 
 as of two 1'ivers ; union. Fro7n σι>νι-/ιμι. 
 
 Έυνίσκ,νύξωτάσοίμίν, 1. j)l. 1. a. of συσχυ- 
 ^ξω'τάζ&ι, f. άσοι, to be sad, or have a sad 
 countenance, together. 
 
 2ί/νίιΤίτά^αξαν, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. act. of συ- 
 στΤΛξά,σσω, or -ττω, f ^ω, p. συνισ-τΐά,ο'χ.'χ^α,, to 
 rend or tear in pieces. Th. σ'ρτα.ξάσσω, to tear 
 in pieces. 
 
 'Έ.υνζστκΧμίνοζ, part. pi. 2^^^• 'f συστίλλω^ 
 which see. 
 
 'Συνεστκσοίν, Poet, for συνεστ-'/ισοίν, 3. ρ>1• 2. a. 
 act. of συνίστ',',μι, zvhich see. 
 
 '^υνισταυοωύ'Αν, '/ι;, τι, 1 . α. ind. pas. and 
 
 ^υνεσταυξωμίνΐξ, τι, ov, part, j), pas. of συ- 
 στα,υοοω, f ωσω, p. συνίστοι,υΡΜχα., to be cruci- 
 fied together. Th. σταυξος, ου, ο, a cross. 
 
 'Συνίσηιλαν, 3. j)l. 1. a. ind. act. of συστίλ' 
 >.M,f σνστίλω, 1. a. συνίσηιλοί, which see. 
 
 "Συν-στίωσα μά,χ'/ι, the battle now fighting ; 
 part, perf act. f g. by Epenth. of i for συνι- 
 στώσα, by Crasisfor συνζστα,χωσα,, of συν'ισττιμί. 
 
 'Συνιστά, S. sing. 2. a. ind. act. and 
 
 'Συν':στ'/ΐ7ΐ;, 3. pers. p. ind. act. and 
 
 "Συνίστ'^κίί, Ion. for συνίστ:ηκίι, 3. sing, 
 pluperf. act. of συνΊστ•/>μι, which see. 
 
 "Σννεστ'/ίζυΐαι, nom. pi. part. p. f g. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Ύ,υνζστ'/ισΆΤζ, 2. pi. 1. σ. ind. act. of σννί- 
 σττιμι, f συστΥίσω, p. συν'ίστΆκα,, part. p. συν- 
 εστοίκω;, via, os, and by Crasis συνίστω;, υ7χ, 
 β;. Th. Ίστημι, to set, place. 
 
 'Συνζστίύω, or συv^στtά,oμa.t, to receiΛ'e or en- 
 tertain one as a guest at a feast or banquet, to 
 join in making a feast, 
 
 Sunserr/i;, τ,?, 'a, a feast, an entertainment. 
 Th. ϊστίΆ, a hearth. 
 
 '^ιυνεστωτα.ς, acc. pi. paH. p. act. (f συνί- 
 στημι, which see. 
 
 'Συνίσχ;ον, a, ε, 2. a. ind. act. of συνζ^^ω, to 
 bind fast. Th. 'ίχ,ω, f 'ί^ω, and σχ^ήσω, 2. a. 
 'ϊσχον, to have. 
 
 2yv£ra/^/i, ί%οζ, '/ι, a female friend or com- 
 panion ; a concubine. 
 
 Έυνίταΐξο;, ου, ό, a companion ; an assist- 
 ant. 
 
 2ί/νετ«ξ«, ας, ί, 1. a. ind. act. of συντάσσω, 
 f \ω, to establish, arrange. Th. τάσσω, or 
 "ττω, p. τ'ίταχ^α, to set in order. 
 
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 "^υητχ,φί^μίν, \. ρΐ. 2. α. ind. pas. of tfm- 
 έά,-ττψω, to bury together. Th. S-u^ra, f. "φω, 
 p. τίβαφα,, 2. a, 'ΐτα,φον, to bury. 
 
 "Σΰνί'τε, 2. pi. 2. a. iniperat. of (τννίτιμι, to 
 understand. 
 
 "Συνιτ'ίόίιντο, 3. pi. plupenf. jms. of truvri- 
 ίτιμι, which see. 
 
 'Συνίτίλησα, ccs, ί, 1. α. ind. act. of συνη-' 
 λίω, which see. 
 
 'Συνετζξίΐ, 3. sing, imperf. act. of συ)>τ'/ΐξίω, 
 to observe, wldch see. 
 
 "Συνετίζω, to make acquainted ; to instruct, 
 to cause to understand. From ervvtros. From 
 if win fit, to understand. From Ίγιμι. Th. 'ίω, to 
 send. 
 
 "Σνητιω, l-f. Alt. for -Icru, of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 Συνετό, 3. sing. 2. a, ind. m. cf συν'ΐ'/ιμι. 
 Th. Ί'/ιμι, to send, f. ήσω, 2. a. mid. ίμην, 
 icro, ετο. 
 
 Συνετοζ, 91, ov, who can be understood ; intel- 
 ligent, knowing ; prudent, experienced, expert ; 
 joining or uniting ; tight, compact. From 
 α•υνί'/ιμ{^ to understand. 
 
 ΣυνετξΧη, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. pos. (f συν- 
 *ΤξΙζω. Th. τξίζω, f. -φω, p. φχ, 2. a. ϊτξΐ- 
 ζον, to rub or bruise. 
 
 Συνετω;, adv. with' prudence or intelligence. 
 From (Τυνετό;. 
 
 Συνεύα^αν, 3. j)L imperf. or 2. a. they pleas- 
 ed, oy ^ol. Pleonasm for 'ien^ev, and this for 
 r,^oy, and removing the augment, a^ov, ες, ε. 
 From ahu, to please ; or, according to others, 
 from ί'ΛκνΜ, p. m. jf^a, a7ld ία^α. 
 
 Συνευ^οκεω, f. γισω, p. συνευ'^όχΆκ,α, to be of 
 the same opinion, to approve ; to consent to. 
 From συν, ευ, and ^οκ.ίω, to seem. 
 
 Συνευνκζω, to cause to sleep or lie down 
 Avith one, or together; δυνευνίζεσίΛΐ, to sleep 
 together ; to sleep with. From ευνάΖ,ω, to put 
 to sleep. Th. ευνη, ni, «> a couch. 
 
 Συνευνάσ^ην, Bccot. for συνευνάσύτίσαν, 3. pi. 
 1. a. ind. pas, of the preceding verb. 
 
 Συνευν'ετγι;, ου, ο, that partakes of the same 
 bed, a partner of a bed, a husband, Eurip. 
 Med. 242.] 
 
 Σύνευνος, ου, ό κα) «, Poet, using the .same 
 bed ; a husband or wife. From συν and ih'/t, 
 y,;, 71, a bed. 
 
 Συνίντοξ'ίΜ, ω, to furnish together ; to con- 
 tribute towards ; to assist in obtaining ; to 
 furnish assistance. Fro?n συν, ευ, and ττείξω, 
 to pierce through, to thrust through. 
 
 Σενευφξοίίνω, to rejoice with. 
 
 Συνευω;^ίω, ω, f. ήσω, to make a feast to- 
 gether ; to receive guests together ; and συν- 
 ευω^ίομα,ι, ουμαι, to feast together ; ivith dot. 
 From συν and ευωχ^εω, to receive at a feast. 
 Th. ευωχ^ια, ας, fi, a feast or banquet •, as if 
 from ευ and εχ^ειν, to be well off, to be glad. 
 
 Συνεφίστ'/ιμι, to appoint or set over together ; 
 to give attention jointly ; 2. a. ind. act, συν- 
 ZTtiaT'/tV, part. p. act, συνεφεστως, ωσα, ος, set 
 over with another or others ; 2)res. m. συν-φί- 
 
 βταμα,ι, to sit over or preside together; to rise 
 up together. From συν, Ιίτί, and Ίσττιμι^ 
 f. στήσω, to stand ; to set or place. 
 
 Συνεφωνησας, 2. sing, 1. a. ind. act. of 
 συμφωvίω,f. ήσω, p. συμτεφων/ιχ,ο!,, to agree, to 
 be of the same opinion. Th. φωντι, a sound, 
 the voice. 
 
 Συνερ^εικ, ας, h, continuit}'^ ; perpetuity, fre- 
 quency ; assiduity. From συνεχ^γις. 
 
 Συν'εχ^εον, εες, εε, imperf. or 2. a. of συγχ^ίω^ 
 f. συγχ^εύσω, to pour together; to rouse ; 1. a. 
 συν'ε^είΛ. Th. χεω, to pour. 
 
 Συνεχ^εως, Ion. for συνεχ^ως, adv. continu- 
 ally, frequently. From 
 
 Συνεχ/ις, εος, ο κοά '/ι, continual, connected, 
 frequent, without ceasing or interruption, habit- 
 ual ; and 
 
 Συνεχ;ουσα, vtg, ii, part, jires. act. f. g. of 
 
 Συν'ί^ω, f. συν'ε\ω, p. συν'εσ^νιχα,, to hold 
 together ; to contain ; to maintain or preserve ; 
 to bind, confine, restrain, repress, to tie fast, 
 confine, retain ; to defend ; to understand ; to 
 haA'e skill or knowledge ; to keep Avith one's 
 self ; 2. a. συνεσ^ον, ες, ε• pres. pas. συνέχομαι, 
 imperf. pas. συνειχ^όμνιν, ου, ετο• συνεχ^όμενοι, 
 seized with α?ι unquenchable thirst, Thucyd, 
 ii, 49. Th. εχω. 
 
 Συνεχώς, adv. without interruption, continu- 
 ally ; frequently, without ceasing. Frorn συν- 
 εχής. 
 
 Συνε-φήφισοί, ας, ε, 1. a. ind. act. of συμ- 
 "φ'/ίφίζω, f. ίσω, p. συνε-φήφ'ίία• Th. •φ'τ,φος, 
 ου, h, a pebble. 
 
 Συν/ιγάγετε, 2. pi. 2. a. ind. act. of συνάγω, 
 f. ζω, to collect together ; 2. a. συνηγον, and 
 jdtt. συνήγαγαν, ες, ε. Th. αγω. 
 
 Συνήγε, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Συνήγείξε, 3. sijig. 1. a. ind. act. of συνε- 
 γείξω, f. συνεγεξω, to rouse up together; 1. a. 
 j)as. συν/ιγεζβ'ήν, τις, 5j. ΤΛ. lys/^iy, to excite ; 
 1 . a. '/ίγείξα, ας, ε. 
 
 Συνηγ'εξύητε, 2. pi. 1. a. ind. pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Συν/ιγμενος, '/ι, ov, collected together, assem- 
 bled ; pa7't, perf. pas. of συνάγω, uihich see. 
 
 Συν/ΐγόξει, 3. sing, imperf. act. of 
 
 Συνηγοξίω, to be an advocate, pleader, or de- 
 fender ; to speak for one ; to agree, acknowl- 
 edge. From αγοζεω, or αγορεύω, to speak, 
 say. Til. άγοξα, ας, ί), the market-place. 
 
 Συν/ιγΰζία, ας, τι, the duty of an advocate ; 
 defence. From 
 
 Συνήγβξος, ου, ο κα) '/ι, an advocate, a patron, 
 defender, or protector. From the same Th. 
 
 Συν/ιγοξουμεν, 1. jd. imperf. act. of συνα- 
 γορεω. 
 
 Συν'ή^'εαται, S. sing. p. pas. of συνει^εω, 
 f ήσω' p. pas. συνεΐ^ημ,αι, σαι, ται, and 3. sing, 
 xitt. συν-ή^ν,ται, and by Ion. dissolut. συν/βίαται. 
 Th. εΙΙ'εω, or ε'βω, to knov/. 
 
 Συν/ί^ει, 3. sing, pluperf. ind. act. of εΙ%ω, 
 or εΐ^ίω, f, ήσω, p. ηκα, pluperf. it^vxuvt 
 and by Sync, ε'ίοαν, Alt. ^^nv, ει;, n, to know. 
 
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 ^υν/ι^ομαι, f. m. γΐα•ομαι^ to feel the same 
 pleasure or joy ; to congratulate ; to be pleased 
 at. From η'^ομ,χι, the same. Th. τί^υ;, 
 sweet. 
 
 ^vvjnhetif ace. pi. of ffvr/if/i;. 
 
 '2uynhia, vjg, w, custom, habit ; intimacy, 
 familiarity ; a feast ; and 
 
 '2>ur/iuyi, nom. pi. n. g. of 
 
 ^vv^f/ii, eos, Kca hi accustomed to ; famil- 
 iarized with ; familiar or intimate with. From 
 ffvv and n^og, los, το, custom. 
 
 "Συνήβλ^ια-ιχ,ν, 3. jd. 1, a. ind. act. of tvva- 
 ίλ'ζω, ω, J", -ήσω, j}. συνή^λη^αχ; to contend to- 
 gether. 
 
 ^ν\ιή§ους, gen. sing, of (Τνντ^^-,ΐί, sa;, -ous, 
 xa.) '/). Th. 'A^ag, £oc, το, custom. 
 
 '2uv'/i0^oia'^ivog, yj, ov, part. p. pas. of συνα- 
 ϋξοΙΖ,ω, to collect or assemble together ; ichich 
 see. 
 
 "^υν/ίύων^ gen. pi. of ffvmi'rig, zog. Th. 'huog. 
 
 Έυννβαί, adv. according to custom ; ordina- 
 rily ; as usual ; familiarty. 
 
 'Συν?ιχα, Big, s, and in 3. pi. ffvvijxav, 1. a. 
 ind. act. of ο•υνίνιμι, which see. 
 
 "Συνίήλα,σΌί, ag, i,l. a. ind. act. of συνίΧαύνω, 
 to drive together. Th. Ιλαύνω, f. Ιλύσια, 
 p. 'ήλΰίκοί, to drive. 
 
 2^ν>?λ^δν, tg, s, 2. a. ind. act. of (τυνίξ^ομαα, 
 to corne together ; tuhich see. 
 
 ^υν'ήλι•Λΐώτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, of the same age ; equal. 
 From ffhv and '/iXixiUTijg, ου, ο, the same as 
 «λ/ξ, ixcg, 6 xat 'h, of the aame age. Th. 
 ίιλιχίύί, ag, h, stature. 
 
 ^υvή'k'ϊχog, oil, ο xu) 'h, the same, Dan. i, 10. 
 
 ^uvrtXoi'/iffi, 3. sing. 1 . a. act, (f ^υναλοίχοο, 
 Ζ, f. 7]<ίω, to beat, pound. Th. α,λοάω, to 
 bruise or beat small ; there is also αΧοιάω. 
 
 ^υν'/)μίξίύ&>, the same as αν/ΙίΆμί^ίνω, to pass 
 the day with, Xen. Mem. i, 4, 1.] 
 
 "^υνημοσυτΑ, ing, hi an alliance, a treat}' ; a 
 compact j a ratification of a league or compact. 
 From, 
 
 "^υνΐίμων, a companion ; ail associate. From 
 ϋυναμι. 
 
 "Συν/ινίΐχί, Herod. See '2υμφΐζω.~\ 
 
 "^ιυνηνίίχ,βγιν, ng, ά, 1 . ω. ind. pas. of (τυμφίοα, 
 which see. Th. φίξω, f. ο'Ισω, to bring. 
 
 ^υνΥΐΊΐτΆσα,, ag, s, 1 . a. ind. act. of συναντάω, 
 f. τισω, to meet. From ά,ντάω, p. ηντ^χοί, to 
 meet. Th. ά,ντ), which see. 
 
 'Συν/ιξγίΐ, 3. sing, ivipeif. act. of (τυνίξγ'ίω, 
 ω, imperf. trwri^yiov, ovv, -ag, sig, -sj, u, f. 
 55C&>, to co-operate, work together. Th. 'ίξ- 
 ryov, a work. 
 
 '^ur/io%<prig, iog, ό χα) ν, coA'ered with a thick 
 shade ; shady ; thick set ; dark ; filled full, 
 Th. ίξίψω, to cover. 
 
 'Συν^ξχίτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of συνί^χ^ο- 
 μαι, imperf m. συν'/ΐζχ,Όμ.γ>ν, ου, tro, f. m. 
 συνίλΐύ<τομ.α/, 2. a. eruvii?Jav. Th. ίζχομαι, to 
 come. 
 
 "Συν/ισέΐον, imperf act, of ουησίΊω, f. ίσω, 
 to eat with another; to eat together. Th. 
 %σΰω, to eat. 
 
 Ί,υνΐίΤί, 2. pL 2. a. suhj, act. of αννίημι, to 
 understand ; ivhich see. 
 
 "Συν^φύίΐν, 1. a, ind, pas. See "Συν^-φοί. 
 
 ^υν/ίχόγιν, Tig, yj, and in 3. pi. συννιχβκσκν, 
 J. a. ind. pas. of συνάγω. Th. α,γω, f. α.\ω, 
 to lead; p. pas. ηγμαι, 1. a. j^as, ηχβην, 1. f, 
 pas. α,χ&ήσομαι. 
 
 Έυν^-φα, a.g, i, \. a. ind. act. of συνά^τω^ 
 f -φω, to join together J 1. a. pas. συννιφβνιν, 
 Th. ci'^'TUt to tie to. 
 
 "Συνύάττω, f. •φω, jj. συντίύοίίρα, to bury to- 
 gether ; to bury with ; 2. a. ίταφον, 2. a. 
 ind. pas. ετάφτιν, tig, 57, 2^^'>^t. 2. a. jias. τα• 
 ^ί/ί, εΓσ-α, ίν. Th. ^άτττω, to bury. 
 
 'Συνύίλω, to have the same will, inclination ; 
 to agree. From συν and S -'ίλω, f. νισω, to 
 will. 
 
 'Σύνθψα, uTog, το, a concerted signal ; a 
 a watchword, countersign ; an agreement; a 
 treaty, a league. Frotn συντΊύγιμι. 
 
 'Συvύiμivog, joining together ; meditating up- 
 on ; considering v/ith one's self; part. 2. a. m. 
 of συντΊύ'ήμι. Th. τ\6ημι, f. ^ήσω, to put ; 
 2. a. iUYiv, 2. a. m. Ιθ'ιμ^ν, σο, το, 2. a. im- 
 perat. m. Β-ίσο fB-io, %uj, Βίσθω. 
 
 "Σύνύεο, and σύνβου, 2. a. imperat. m. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Συνύζσία, ag, 'h, composition ; a treaty, com- 
 pact, agreement; gen. j)l' -Mot. συνύίσιάοον. 
 From συντίβημι, Th. τι$7ΐμι, to put. 
 
 "Ίιύνβίσις, tug, 'h, composition, formation ; the 
 joint of any thing ; construction, arrangement ; 
 a method of philosophical investigation opposed 
 to analysis ; a figure of grammar ; ace. sing. 
 συνύισιν. From the same. 
 
 "Σύνόίτο, Ion, for συνίύζτο, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 m- of συντίόνιμι. 
 
 ^uvuiTog, ου, ό χα) h, and συνύίτος, τι, ov, put 
 together ; joined ; composed or formed of; and 
 
 "Συνύτως, adv. by composition ; orderly. 
 From συντ'ίύ'ιίμι. 
 
 'Συν^ίω, to run together ; to run with. From 
 συν and Βίω. 
 
 Συνύγ,χαι, nam. pi. of 
 
 Συνύ'ήΧ'/ι, yig, h, a putting together ; compo- 
 sition; a heap; a compact, league; conven- 
 tion ; consent, agreement ; ace. pi. συνύγίχαξ. 
 From συντ'ίβημι. Th. τ'ιύνιμι, to put. 
 
 Σύνύτιμα, uTog, το, a thing agreed on ; a 
 concerted signal ; a watchword ; a sign, token, 
 emblem. From the same. 
 
 Συνύπξάω, to hunt with, to accompany in 
 hunting.] 
 
 'Συvί'/ιξiuτ7ιg, ου, ό, a companion in hunting. 
 From συν and Bn^iUTyig, a hunter. 
 
 2ιίν^57^βί, ου. Β, a fellow huntsman, Xen. 
 Mem. ] 
 
 Ιυνύ'/ισίΐ, 3. sing. t. f ind. act. of συντί- 
 βημι, 
 
 Συνΰλάσας, 1. a. inf. act. of συνύλάω, which 
 see. 
 
 Συνθλασύ^ισίτα,ι, 3. sing, l.f pas. of 
 
 ΣυνύΧάω, f άσω, p. τίόλαχα, to bruise, 
 beat, dash together, break in pieces j 1, a. 
 
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 hXaffu, p. pas. τίόλαιτμαι, 1. α. ind. pas, 
 iuxaffim, 1. f. pas. ^λα,σβϊΐιτομα,ι, γ, ΐτχι. 
 Th. Β-λάω, to break. 
 
 Ίιυνόλΰζω,/. -ψΛ», imperf. ιύλτζον, t?, ε, perf. 
 τί^λ/φοί, to compress, bind fast ; to press to- 
 gether ; to vex, trouble. 27i. B-x'iGm, to 
 press. 
 
 'Σννβν^σ-χονΰ-ί, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 'ΣννΜσχω, to die together ; to die with. 
 Th. ^vricTKU), 2. f. m. Β-ανουμκι, p. τί^ν/ιχα,, 
 
 2. a. 'iuoivov, to die. 
 
 'Συνύξύττύ}, f. "φω, p. τΐύξυφα, properly^ to 
 destroy, weaken, or enervate by luxury or de- 
 bauchery ; to afflict ; to beat fine, bruise in 
 pieces: 1. a. ίόξυ-φα, Th. Βζΰτττω, f. •φω, 
 to break. 
 
 Σϋνί'δίΓν, to perceive, consider ; 2. a. inf. 
 act. ()f ffwii^M, which see ; p. m. trvvoi^a, I am 
 conscious. Th. ti^M, J", m. ίίσομα,ι, 2. α. £;^ov, 
 and Ί%ν. 
 
 'Συνηϊν, pres. inf. for trvviivcn' of truviiMffor 
 ffvvin^i, to understand ; 2. a. σύν^ιν. Th. 'ίω, 
 to send. 
 
 "Συνη);, ίΐσ-α, h, comprehending ; 2^(i'>'t. pres. 
 act. of συνίνιμι. 
 
 "Συν'αμα,ι, to make an agreement, league, 
 treaty ; pres. mid. and 
 
 "Έιυνήμίν, Ion. for fftjviivui) pres. i)f. act. 
 and 
 
 '^uv'iiTi, 2. 2^^- P^'^s. im2}erat. act. of a-uv- 
 ιημι. 
 
 'Σννίζω, to sit down together, to be in session 
 together ; to decline, as the head u2'>on the 
 breast. From συν and Ίζΐν, to cause to sit 
 down. 
 
 '2υνί'/ίμι, to set to fight ; to understand, con- 
 ceive, know ; to perceive ; to eat, drink, or taste ; 
 
 3. j)/. ffvvtouffi, for -ιίσι. So, Rom. iii, 11, 
 trvvuv, for ffuviiis, ivros, p«ri. pres. like -τοιων. 
 From συνήω, pres. im2)erat. act. συν'ηβι, ίτω, 
 and in 2. pZ. συνίιη, 2^^^^• suhj. συνιω, γς, γ, 
 and in 3. ;>/. ωσι, 2^res. inf. συνάνα,ι, f. συνήα-ω, 
 its, £/, and in 3. p/. συν/ισουσι, J)^Vf' ''^^^"^'^"'•i 
 1. a. ffvvrtxot, 2. a. α-ύντ^ν, jjj, jj, 2. a. im,2^erat. 
 ffvvis, (τυνίτω, and in 2. 2yers. 2^1• ffuvirs, 2. a. 
 subj. (fvvM, iii, w, and in 2. pi. συνητί. From 
 συν and "ινιμι, or ϊω, to send. 
 
 "Συνικίπΰω, to supplicate with, Plut.^ 
 
 'ΣυνΙμζν, Ion. j^ol. and Dor. for συνήνοα, 
 Ijres. inf. act. and 
 
 'Συνιόνη?, nom. 2^1' 2^art. 2. a. of ο-ύνί/μι, to 
 go together. From ίϊμι, 2. a. "av, part. 2. a. 
 Ιων, Όντοζ. Th. ίω, to go. 
 
 "Συνίουν, for συν'ασα,ν, 3. p^. imiierf. act. of 
 αυνάω, for (τυνί'^μι, which see. 
 
 "Συνιουο-ι, 3. ρ/, pres. ind. of the same. 
 
 'Συνία-αν, 3. />/. imjyeTf. act. of σύνί/μί, to go 
 together. From ίϊμί, to go ; i?n2)etf. uv, us, 
 u, in dual, "τον, <|-c. Th. ίω, to go. 
 
 "ΣυνΊσ&α•!, 3. 2>1• J^res. ind. ofΊσ'/^μ^, to know. 
 
 Συνκττά,μίνοζ, μ'ίν/ι, μζνον, 2>art. j)res. m. 
 ffwitrrairioci, p)Tes. inf. m. of σ'υνίστ'/ιμι. 
 
 luviffTUvTos, gen. part. 2>res. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 "Συνίσταναι, 3. pers. sing. pres. m. of etuvl' 
 (Ττημι. 
 
 "Συνιστοίνω, or (Τυνι/ττάω, to recommend ; 
 (τυνίστ'/ιμι, 2 Cor. iii, 1 ; always used with a 
 dative exj)ressed or understood, Hos.^ 
 
 Ιυνίστημί, to constitute, establish, institute ; 
 to teach ; to prove ; to regulate ; to construct, 
 form, create ; to give consistence to ; to render 
 compact, to thicken ; to join ; to undertake to- 
 gether ; conspire together ; to render illustri- 
 ous ; to attest ; Τίασιωνκ κυτω (Τυνίστ^ισοί, Isocr. 
 Tra2). 2>' 468. 1 have given Pasion as sponsor. 
 T^i/ Ta^ocffKSuhv αυτών (ΤυνισταμίνΆν '/ισύύνίτο, 
 Xen. Cyroj). p. 46, 8uo. Hutch., when he 
 perceived the preparations made against him ; 
 f. συστήτω, p. συν'ίστκ,χ,α., or <τυνίσ•τνιχ.α, J}art. 
 p. act. συνιστα,κωζ, and by Crasis, (τυναττως, 
 and by Epenth. συνιστιώξ' 1. a. ind. act. αυν~ 
 ίστ'Λσα,' 2>res. inf. m. (τυν'ιστχίϊύα,ι. Th. <Vt>i- 
 μι. 
 
 Συνιστών, and in noin. 2^1• συνιστωντ'ί;, 2^'^'>'t. 
 2^res. act. of συνιστά^, to recommend ; the same 
 as συνιστημι, ivliich see. 
 
 Συνίστωξ, οξος, ο, one who knows ; a wit- 
 ness. From συν and Ίστωξ, acquainted with, 
 or knowing to. 
 
 Συνισ)(^υξΐ$ΐν, l.f inf. cf 
 
 Συνισχυξίζω, f. Ίσω, and ιω, to corroborate, 
 strengthen, confirm ; 2^olysyllables in ίζω have 
 the future in ίσω, or ιω. From συν and Ισχ^υ- 
 
 ξ'ίζω. 
 
 Συνιων, (for σvvι^ϊξJ2mrt. jires. act, of συνήω f 
 the same as συνί'/ιμι, which see. 
 
 Συνιων, όντοζ, (for συνίΐς) 2^art. 2. a. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 Συνιωσι, 3. pi. suhj. 2^'res. act. of the same. 
 
 Συνχ,ωμάζ,ατί, Dor. for συγκωμάσατι, 2. jih 
 1. a. imperat. act. of συγκωμύξω, to revel at 
 the table with feasting. From συν and »ω~ 
 μάξω, to commit a debauch. Th. ζωμό;, ου, S, 
 a making merry. 
 
 Συνναίίσκ,ί, Ion. for συνίνοίΐί, 3. sing, im- 
 pierf. act. of 
 
 Συνναίω, to live together; to cohabit with. 
 Th. να,Ίω, f σω, to dwell. 
 
 Συννιάζω, to pass one's youth with another.] 
 
 ΣυννίνίΛΤΆΐ, are heaped together, Herod, iv, 
 62; lon.for συνν{ν'^ντα.ι, 3. ρ/, p. pas. of συν - 
 νίω. 
 
 Συννίφαα, us, h, a collection of clouds ; 
 and 
 
 Συννίψίω, to collect together the clouds ; to 
 be cloudy ; to be clouded with care. From 
 
 Συννίφίΐί, ίοζ, ο κΆΐ ή, covered with clouds, 
 cloudy, dark ; having the face clouded with 
 sadness. Th. νίφος, sos, το, a cloud. 
 
 Συvvίχ^is, adv. without ceasing, continuallv. 
 From συvίχ^yιs. 
 
 Συννίω, or συνννιω, to heap together, to collect 
 together, Herod, i, 34. From συν and νίω.] 
 
 Συννησχι, 1. α. hf. act. of the 2^recedirio- 
 verb. 
 
 Συvvoίω,f. ^σω, to think, understand ; to re- 
 flect or meditate upon, examine, consider ; to 
 
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 be thoughtful. From συν and νοίω, to think 
 or meditate. Th. voos, vov;, ό, the mind. 
 
 "Σύννοια, ας, hy earnest and serious thought ; 
 consideration ; sadness of countenance ; intelli- 
 gence στ knowledge of. From ffmvou$. 
 
 ^vjvo'i>j, 'iii, '/I, Ion. of the iweceding. 
 
 "Σύννομος, ov, ο κ,κ) h, that feeds with others ; 
 educated or dwelling Λvith others ; a companion ; 
 one of the same rank, class, or order ; having 
 affinity with ; being of kin to. From trhv mid 
 vofth, food. Th, νίμω, p. vi. νίνομ,οί, to feed. 
 
 "Σύννους, κα.) 'h, reflecting, contemplative, 
 thoTightful. From συν and νόος, the mind. 
 
 Συννυμφοκόμας, ου, ο, one of the bride's at- 
 tendants ; one who assists in adorning the 
 bride, Eurip. Iphig, in Aid. 
 
 Σύννυμφος, ou, «, a sister in law, the wife of 
 a husband's brother•. From συν and νόμφ'/ί. 
 
 Συνο^ίύο/,^. ιΰτοι), p. συνωΐίίυκοί, to accompany 
 one on a journey ; to journey together; to at- 
 tend ; in astronomy, to be in conj miction. 
 From συν and o^nju. From ο^ος, ου, ή> a 
 way. 
 
 Συνο^ίοί, ας, τ], a train, retinue, or equipage ; 
 a company of fellow travellers ; the act of jour- 
 neying together ; a common journey. From 
 the same. 
 
 Συνό^ίον, ου, το, a conjunction, os of the vioon 
 with sun. From the same. 
 
 Συνο^οι•7ΤΟξΰς, ου, ό za) '/ι, a companion on a 
 journey, a fellow traveller. From συν, ο'^ος, and 
 ^όρος, a passing through. Th. -τηίοω, p. τλ. 
 ίΤίίΤί^α, to go over, or beyond, to pass by. 
 
 Συνοδός, ου, 'Λ, an assembly, convention ; a 
 •council ; a meeting ; a synod ; a coming to- 
 gether ; a contest ; a battle ; also, revenue, 
 rent, returns. From συν and όΙος, a way. 
 
 Συνο^ννκομαι, ωμαι, to share in the same 
 grief or affliction, to grieve together with. 
 
 Σmoιhu., to be conscious ; ;;. m. συνοΜναι, 
 p. inf. tn. of συνζί^ω. Th. ύ'^ω, to know. 
 
 Συνοιζίω, f. γ,σω, p. συνωκ,7ΐχ.Ά, to dwell or 
 associate together ; to contract marriage. Th. 
 
 οΊκης. 
 
 Συνοικί^σις, ζως, h, cohabitation ; a dwelling 
 together in the same house or tent ; acquaint- 
 ance ; fellowship, intimacy ; marriage ; and 
 
 Συνοικ'/ιτ'/ΐξ, Τΐζος, ό, one who dwells in the 
 same house with others, From συνοικία). 
 
 Συνοικϊα, ας, '/ι, properlij, a number of houses 
 contiguous to each other ; also a single house 
 containing a number of tenants. From σύν- 
 οικος. 
 
 Συνοικίζω, f. ίσ/>.ι, to cause to live or dwell 
 together; to join in marriage; to bestow in 
 marriage to a husband ; to settle a colony, to 
 found 0?' people a city, from συν and οΐκίζω. 
 
 Συνοίκιστί;;, ου, ό, one who l)uilds with oth- 
 ers ; one wiio associates with others in build- 
 ing a house, founding a city, ^-c. From συν 
 and οίκιστ'/ιί, ου, ο, a builder. Th. οΊκος, ου, ο, 
 a house. 
 
 Συνοικ^ομλω, ω, f. 'Affu, p. συνΜΚοόόμ.ηκΆ, to 
 build together ; jyres. pas. συΊθίκο^όομ''.ομ.νΑ, 
 
 ουμαί^ to be built together ; to form a part of 
 with another. From συν, όΐκβς, and ^'ψαι, to 
 build, construct. 
 
 Σύνοίκος, ου, ό κα.) η, dwelling together ; liv- 
 ing in the same house or tent, a companion. 
 From συν and Th. οίκος, a house. 
 
 Συνοισόμίύχ, 1. pi. l.f. m. of συμφίξω. Th, 
 ψίζω, f. m, ο'Ισομαι, 1. a. ηνιγκα, to bring or 
 carry. 
 
 Συνολκτί, jjj, 'h, contraction. From ολκή, 
 the act of draAving. 
 
 ΣύνοΧον, adv. whollj'•, entirely, universally. 
 See 
 
 Σύνολος, ου, ο και ή, whole, entire, general, 
 universal ; τβ σύνολον, the aggregate, whole, or 
 that which constitutes both matter and form of 
 a compound, Ai-istot. See Bint. Crit. vol, v,, 
 51. Th. ό'λβί.] 
 
 ΣυνολοφύξομΆΐ, to lament together $ to la- 
 ment with another. Th. ολοφΰζομαι, f. m. 
 ουμαι, to lament, wail. 
 
 ΣυνΌλως, adv. altogether, wholly. From 
 σύνολος. 
 
 Συνομα,λι^, κος, ο xoi) hy Dor. far συνομ'^λί^, 
 of the same age, equal. See Όμ'/ιλι%. 
 
 Συνομιλίω, ω, loith dat. J", ήσω, p. συνωμί- 
 λ'/ικα, to have intimacy, intercourse, business 
 with, to discourse together. Th. όμιλος, an 
 assembl}'•, a crowd. 
 
 Συνόμνϋμ.!, to join in taking an oath ; to con- 
 spire together. See "Ομνυμι, to swear. 
 
 Συνομ,ολογίομ.αι, ουμαι, to be agreed or 
 assented to ; and 
 
 Συνομολαγίω, ej, to be of the same mind ; 
 to consent ; to approve ; to acknowledge, con- 
 fess, avow ; to make an agieement. Frovh 
 συν, ομος, and λόγος. Th. λέγω, to say. 
 
 Συνομοξίύ), ω, f. τ,σω, p. συνωμόξΥΐκα, to be 
 contiguous to or adjoining. From συν and 
 'όμοξος, ου, ο kou 'h, adjoining. From oμoΰy 
 together, adv. and οξος, abounding. 
 
 ΣυνομοσΙα, ας, '/ι, a conspiracy, a plot. From 
 συν'ομνυμι, to conspire. 
 
 Συνο•7Τΰ^ος, ου, ο «α; h•, a follower, attendant, 
 companion. From συν and οτάζω, f. άσω^ to 
 pursue, to give as a companion. 
 
 Συνοράω, ω, f. άσω, p. συνωοακ,α, and iu- 
 ξαχα, to perceive, understand ; to see, remark. 
 Th. οξάω, to see. 
 
 Σΰνοξος, ου, ο κ.α) h, contiguous, adjoining, 
 bordering on.] 
 
 Συνοΰλωσις, ίως, 'a, the act of closing a 
 wound ; the forming of a cicatrix. From βΰλτι, 
 a cicatrice or scar. 
 
 Συνουσ'ία, ας, h, society, daily intercourse with 
 one ; an entertainment, a conference ; carnal 
 intercourse. From σύνιιμι. Th. ίΐμ), or %ω, 
 to be. 
 
 Συνουσιασμος, od, o, commerce with. From 
 συνουσιαζω, J", άσι^. 
 
 Σύνοφξυς, υος, Ό κα.) νι, having the eyebrows 
 joined ; sad, stern, cruel, proud. Th. οψξνς, 
 νος, -h, the brow. 
 
 Σινοχ' /i, rii, ri, continuity, coherence, junc- 
 
2TN 
 
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 2TN 
 
 tion ; a contraction, narrowing or drawing to- 
 gether ; embarassment, trouble, strait ; con- 
 flict ; engagement, shock of two armies; the 
 boundary which incloses any thuig, Jos. Ant. 
 viii, 3, 2. From συνίχ^ω, which see. Th. 
 ίχω, to have. 
 
 'Συνοχ^ύΐκ.ό'η, nam. dual. part. perf. act. 
 Att.for s-vvo^^'/jKOTs• as the Attic dialect changes 
 5? into &>, and the Ion. rejects the augment ; from 
 trvvo^loj, J. '/,σω, p. συνω^ίί^Ά, to bind fast ; to 
 straiten. From, συνοχ/Λ, lohich see ; and this 
 from συνίχ,ω. Th. 'ίχω, to have. 
 
 Έυνο-φΐί, iMi, h, the sight, view, aspect ; the 
 act of viewing or surveying ; comprehension ; 
 a summary ; a synopsis ; a valuation. From 
 ffuv and ο'-φίζ. From oTTOfxc&t, to see. 
 
 'Σνντκγίι, γΐξ, 71, an arrangement, command- 
 ment ; an order, a signal ; and 
 
 "Σύνταγμα, ατοζ, re, any thing arranged or 
 set in order ; an array, disposition, arrange- 
 ment ; an army, a body of men ; order of bat- 
 tle ; the quota or contribution furnished by an 
 ally ; a constitution or frame of government ; 
 a methodical treatise; a book. From am- 
 τάστω, or -τ τω, ivhich see. 
 
 Συντάμνω, Ion. for συντίμνω, to cut off; 
 to abridge. Th. τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 "SvT/ravuffais, jEol.for ιτυτανύσχί, part, 1. a. 
 act. of 
 
 "Σννταννω, the same as σννηίνω, which see. 
 Th. τείνω. 
 
 Σνντα'ξίξ, $ως, vi, construction ; an order or 
 class ; a series ; a book ; a salary ; pay, trib- 
 ute, a tax ; any thing prescribed, set, or directed 
 in a particular manner ; a task, an allowance •, 
 work appointed for a day ; a methodical treatise; 
 in grammar, syntax. From ανντάίπτω. 
 
 ^vvTct^affffUff. αζ,ω, J), συντίτάξαχα, to dis- 
 turb, put in disorder ; to embroil ; to turn up- 
 side down. From συν and ταράσσω, to disturb. 
 
 "Συντάσσω, or -rru, to arrange with others ; 
 to set in battle arraj', to command ; to appoint, 
 to establish, regulate ; in grammar, to arrange 
 or construe words ; j'^res. pas. συντάσσομαι, or 
 αυντάττομαί, to be in the same class or rank; 
 to compose a work or book ; to be ready or 
 prepared ; oh συντίταγμαι, Oem. I am not 
 ready, prepared, Luc. in Asin. ; see Grcevii 
 not. in Luc. Soloec. xxiv •, f ξω. 1. a. συνίταξα, 
 as, i, p. συντίταχα, perf. pas. συντίταγμαι, 
 %ai, κ,ται. Th. τάσσω, or -ττω, f. \ω, to ar- 
 range. 
 
 ΣυνταττΌμινΰζ, part. pres. m. or pas. of συν- 
 νάττω. See Συντάσσω. 
 
 ΣυντκχΌνω, to hasten, quicken, accelerate ; 
 to make haste. Th. ταχύ?. 
 
 Συντίβξάμμίνοί, educated together; 2}art. ]). 
 J)as. of συντξίφω. 
 
 Συντίίνω, to draw tight, stretch, strain ; to 
 endeavour or strive to do, to exert one's self ; 
 to go directly towards ; to have reference to ; 
 to direct towards. 
 
 Συντελί^ιν, pres. inf. Poet, for συντίλίϊν, 
 iL'hich see. See also Ύίλίύω, 
 
 ΣυντΙλίΐχ, as, 'h, contribution, quota ; trib- 
 ute, assessment ; an association of citizens for 
 the purpose of contributing to an object ; a 
 general council or league ; an end or consum- 
 mation ; impiety, wickedness, Septuag. From, 
 συντίλη;, ios, ο xx) h. Th, TiXos. 
 
 Συντίλίσμα, aTos, το, whatever is paid to- 
 gether with others, as a contribution, tax, 
 tribute; completion, consummation, perfection. 
 From 
 
 Συντίλεχίΐα, ας, vi. See 'Έιντίλΐχίΐα.^ 
 
 Συνηλΐω, ω, f εσω, p. συντετίλεκα, to tend 
 towards the same object ; to be member of ά 
 league ; to be associated with ; to pay one's 
 proportion ; to contribute or be serviceable tow- 
 ards ; to finish or complete ; to accomplish ; to 
 celebrate a festival ; to perform sacred rites or 
 ceremonies together with others; 1. a. συνιτί' 
 Χεσα, as, ε• pres. iif. pas. συντελεσόαι, εΐσβοί, 
 p. pas, συντετελεσμαι, 1. a. ind, pas. συνετε- 
 λ'εσύην, 7is, >7, J^avt. 1 . a, συντελεσύε)5, ε~ισα, zv, 
 finished, concluded, accomplished. From συν 
 and τίλεω. 
 
 Συντελνις, ios, ό κα) h, tributary; paying or 
 contributing towards the same object ; profita- 
 ble, advantageous. Th. τελοξ. 
 
 Συντελβυντα, ace. sing. 2)art. pres. act. of 
 συντελεω, which see. 
 
 Συντέμνω, f. εμω, p. συντετμηχα, to cut ofT; 
 to cut up ; to shorten, curtail; to be brief or 
 concise ; p. pas. συντϊτμημαι, part. p. jyas. 
 συντετμ7ΐμενο$, η, ov, p. m. συντιτομα. Th. 
 τέμνω, to cut. 
 
 Συvτεξετ^ζω,f ίσω, to imitate playing on the 
 flute, at the same time that another is playing, 
 Theojur. Ch. 19. See Neivtons notes. '\ 
 
 Συντετακται, 3. sing. pres. ind. jms. of συν- 
 τάσσω, which see. Th. τάσσω, for -ττω,f. ξω, 
 to arrange. 
 
 ΣυντετξίμμΛνο;, ν,, ov, Jiart. perf. pas, of 
 συντξίζω, tvhich see. 
 
 Συντήκω, f. 'ζω, to waste away, to pine, 
 Eurip. Med. 25.] 
 
 Συντν^ιω, imperf. συνετήξεαν, ουν, -εεξ, εις, 
 -εε, ει, f. ήσω, ρ, συντεττ,ξτιχ,α, to keep, pre- 
 serve, maintain; to watch, observe, regard? 
 pres. pas. συντηξίομ^αι, -ονμαι, to be kept or 
 preserved. Th. τνίξίω, to keep. 
 
 Συντήξ•/ΐσι;, εωs, '/i, the act of keeping, pre- 
 serving, watching. From 2. j)ers. sing. ;/. 
 pas. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Συντηζ^τικος, h, ov, having the power of pre- 
 serA'ing, conservative. 
 
 Συντγίξί05•, 'ου, ό, the same. 
 
 Συντίύ'εναι, jn'es. inf. act. συντίθενται, 3. pers, 
 pi. pres. ind. m. or pas. of 
 
 Συντ'ϊίνμι^ f• σννύτίσω, p. συντ'ίύεικα, to com- 
 pose ; to feign or invent, as falsehoods ; to 
 contrive, to terminate an affair • to regulate ; 
 2. a. συνεύγιν pres, mid. σνντίύεμαι, to make an 
 agreement, treaty, or convention ; to agree 
 with ; 2^. pas. σνντεβειμαι, pluperf. j)as, συνετε- 
 6είμ9ΐν, σο, το, 2, a, m. συνε^ιμην, σο, το. T^u 
 τ'ίύΐήμί, to put. 
 
ΣΤΝ 
 
 784 
 
 ΣΥΝ 
 
 "^υντΤμάω, to value highly ; to enhance the 
 price of ; to set a price on ; συντ/μΰ/ΐΛαι, to 
 esteem. From σνν and ημάω. Th. τίω, to 
 honour. 
 
 'Συντίμ,ίΐιτίί, tui, v), an estimation ; the setting 
 of a price . Fro7n the preceding. 
 
 "Συντομία, χ;, h, brevity ; conciseness ; pre- 
 cision ; an abridgment; a summary. From 
 συντίμνω. Th. τ'ίμνω, to cut ; perf. m. ri- 
 νομχ. 
 
 'Σύνταμο;, ου, ο άάϊ 'h, concise, short, precise. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Συντόμως, adv. concisely; briefly; immedi- 
 ately; at the same time ; arul 
 
 Συντομων&τα,, most briefly ; very concisely, 
 SUperl. from σύντομος. 
 
 Σύντονος, ου, ο kou h, drawn tight, stretched ; 
 impetuous, vehement ; implacable •, without 
 ceasing. From συντύνω, to draw together. 
 Th. τίίνω, f. tvai, p. τίτοίΧΛ, J), tn. τίτονα, to 
 Stretch out. 
 
 Συντόνως, adv. Avithout cessation ; violently. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Σύντρας, ol, al<, by three and three, three 
 together. Th. τξΐΐς, three. 
 
 Συντξίφω, β Β-ξί^ω, to nourish or bring up 
 together ; p. pas. τί^ξαμμχί. From συν and 
 τξίφω, which see. 
 
 Συντξίχο), to concur or coincide ; to run to 
 the same place ; to assemble ; to agree with ; 
 to assist ; fut. m. συν^ξίζομαι, 2. a. συν'ϊ^ξα,μον, 
 ρ, m. συν'^ί^ξομκ. Τιΐ. τξί^^ο), to run. 
 
 Συντξΐζίί, νς, h, contrition, of heart ; a rub- 
 bing together. From 
 
 Συντξϊζω, f "ψω, p. συντ'ίτξϊφύΐ, to rub, 
 bruise, or crush ; to torment ; to afflict with 
 labour, hardship, grief, pain ; to beat with 
 many blows or stripes ; part. pres. συντοΊζων, 
 ονσα, ay, 1. a. συν'ιτξΐ'^α, part. 1. a, act. συν- 
 Τ9ί•φας, οίσχ, α,ν, 2. a, ind, act. σννζτοιζον, 
 pres. pas. συντΓλΖομαι, to be beaten soundly ; 
 to be overwhelmed with grief ; p. pas. συν-ϊ- 
 ναιμμοα, p. inf. pus. συνητζίφ^Λΐ, jmrt. p. pas. 
 συντίτξίμμΛνος, '/i, ov, 2. a. ind. pas. συνζτξίζνν, 
 tii, 'Ί, ^\as crushed or dashed to pieces, jEsop ; 
 where Gail observes, that this preposition con- 
 veys the idea of the whole body or mass ; 2. _/". 
 pas. συντξίο'/ί7ομαι, '/,, ίται. From συν and 
 Th. τξίξω.'] 
 
 Σύντζίμμοι,, οίτος, το, a bruise, contusion ; 
 and 
 
 Σντξίμμος, ου, Ό, the same. From 1. pers. 
 p. pas. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Συντξί-^/αι, I, a. inf. of the same. 
 Σύντξΐ^ις, ίως, '/ι, a rubbing or striking to- 
 gether, collision. From the same. 
 
 Συντζόφος, ου, Ό κ,οά '/>, brought up or edu- 
 cated with another, a comj);uiion. yllso usual 
 or accustomed ; άλλο τι Όν h των 'ίυντζοίροίν τι, 
 that it was some other than any of the usual 
 diseases, Thucjyd. ii, c. 50. In c 51, the 
 author says olTiv των ιΙωύΌτων. Th. τξίψω, 
 f. •φω, ]). VI. <riroo<p(A.'\ 
 
 Συντξοχόίζω, to run at the same time ; to 
 
 run together ; to concur ; to meet. From συν 
 and τξοχάξω, to run. Th. τφ,χω, the same. 
 
 Συντυγχ;α,νω, to meet ; to meet together ; to 
 concur ; to talk with ; to have acquaintance, 
 intimacy, or business with one ; to associate or 
 keep company with ; to happen ; tuith dat. ; 2, a. 
 συνίτνχον, ίς, s, 2. α. inf. συντυχΰν. Th. 
 Tuyy^avm, f. Tfl. Τίύ^ομοίΐ, to be. 
 
 Συντύζο,ννος, ου, ο, fellow -ruler ; fellow-tyrant, 
 an associate in power.] 
 
 Συντΰχγι, ill, h, proj)er name of a woman, 
 Syntyche ; affable, couj;^teous. 
 
 Συντΰχ^Ίοί, aj, h,, a meeting ; an encounter ; 
 an event ; an accident ; an interview ; a con- 
 A-^ersation. From συντυγχ^άνω. 
 
 Συντυχ^'ιγιν, ace. sing. Ion. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Συνυμνίω, ω, to sing or celebrate together. 
 From συν and υμνίω, to sing, celebrate. 
 
 Συννυττα,κ,ούισύχι, pres, inf. m. or pas. of 
 
 ΣυνυττΆκούω, to listen to together ; in gram•• 
 mar, to understand what is omitted by Ellipsis. 
 From συν, υττο, and ακούω, f. σω, p. ^koukoc, 
 to hear. 
 
 Συνυ-ρτοκζΊνομαι, to feign or pretend together ; 
 \. a. ind. pas. συννηκξί^'/ιν, vts, i• From συν ^ 
 ΰττο, and χζίνω, to separate. 
 
 Συνυταυξγεω, ω, f. ^σω, p. συνυ^ουξγ'/ιχα, 
 to join in bestowing labour or pains ; to assist 
 in doing. From συν and ύττουξγος, ου, ο κα) '/ι, 
 an assistant, which is from ύττο and εξγον, 
 work. 
 
 Συνυφαίνο], See 'Τφχω, to weave together. 
 
 Συνΰφ•/), ίί, 'h, a web of cloth. From συν 
 and υίργι, a weaving, the art of weaving. 
 
 Συνυ•'^Όω, ω, f ώσω, p. ύ•φωκα, to raise on 
 high, elevate together. From 
 
 Συνω^ϊνω, to be in travail at the same time 
 with, to suffer together the pains of childbirth ; 
 to suffer great pain or affliction together. From, 
 συν and ω^Ίνω, to be in travail. Th. ο^ύντι, ns, v, 
 pain. 
 
 ΣυνΜ^ος, ου, ο xxi «, consonant or agreeable 
 to ; not repugnant. From συν arid ωΥος. From 
 άίί^ω, to sing. 
 
 Συνωάίω, to thrust or push together ; to force 
 together into one place ; to drive together ; to 
 straighten. 
 
 Συνωκ.'/ικυ~α, part, perf act. f g. of συνοι- 
 χίω, to dwell together. Th. οιχος. 
 
 Συνωμίθα., 1. pi. 2. a. suhj. τη. of συνημαι, 
 to come together ; to make an agreement. 
 
 Συνωμοσίοί, «j, '/i, a conspiracy, a combina- 
 tion, ylcts xxiii, 13. 
 
 Συνωμότ'/ις, ου, ο, a conspirator, a confederate. 
 From συν'ομνϋμ,ι, f. συνομόσω, p. συνομωμοκοί^ 
 to conspire together. Th. Ίίμνυμι, to swear. 
 
 Συνωνίομοίΐ, to buy together; to be a joint 
 purchaser. See 'ίΐνίομοίΐ. 
 
 Συνωνυμία, ας, h, the agreement in significa- 
 tion of one word with another j synonymy, α 
 figure. Frovi 
 
 Συνώνυμος, ου, ο κχ) 'h, having the same 
 name ; having the same meaning or signifiea- 
 
2TP 
 
 785 
 
 2YS 
 
 ton, synonymous. From συν and ονομχ, aros, 
 *re, a name. 
 
 " "Συνωξ}?, ί^οζ, 7], a pair of horses or mules, 
 to draw a cluiriot ; as if τνναοξίζ. From συν- 
 α,ύξω, to connect together. 
 
 ^υvύχ^fy^ov, ado. closely ; in heaps j inces- 
 santly. From συνίχω, to contain. Th, ίχ,Μ, 
 to have. 
 
 Swof, gen. sing, of σΖς, Dor. for vs. 
 2T'PAI, 6jv, Oil, small and coarse cloalvs. 
 See "Σκτύξοι. 
 
 Συξάκοα•α•χι, uv, eti, Dor. and Poet, for 
 '^ιοξοίκοΰσχι, ων, αϊ, and ^νζάκονσαι, the 
 name of a cily, Syracuse. 
 
 ST'PBH, sjj, 'A, a multitude, a tumult, Att. 
 τύξζγι, yii, w. Hence τυξ^ύζα, to excite a 
 tumult or uproar; as if from α•ύω, to move, 
 disturb. 
 
 'Σύξγα,α'τζοζ, a labourer ; a swineherd. From 
 συς and Ιξγάζομ,χΓ also a serpent, in Dosiad. 
 Ara, 2. From σύζω and γα,στ'/ΐξ, because he 
 drags his belly along. 
 
 'Συξ'ίνης, nom. jd. pdrt. 2. a. pas. of σόξα, 
 f. ξίΰ, 2. a. pas. ίσόξΐ^ν, to draw. 
 
 ^νξίχ, α,ζ, {j, a coarse tunic, shirt, or cloak ; 
 See "Σισόξα• also the name of a plant. 
 
 Έΰξίΰί, as, h} the name of a country, Syria. 
 From Assyria, by Aphcer.from Assur, that is, 
 descended from, ivho ivas the son of Shem. 
 'Συξίγγΰον, gcn. pi. of σύξίγζ,. 
 'Συξίγμος, ου, ο, a hissing ; disapprobation ; a 
 whistling ; the cry of the elephant. From 
 1. pers. sing. perf. pas. ofσυξίσσω. 
 
 "Σοξίγξ, yyos, h, a musical pipe or reed ; the 
 syrinx, a kind of flute or pipe used in the 
 ancient drama, Aristot. Poet. 1 ; in a wheel, 
 the hollow in which the axis is inserted; the 
 larger veins of tlie neck and feet ; a cavern ; 
 σύξίγγίς is sometimes improperly used for mines 
 and covered ways, in military affairs. Th. 
 συρίσσω.^ 
 
 Έυξίζύΐ, f. ίσω, p. σισύξΐκ,ω, to play on a 
 pipe ; to hiss, whistle ; perf. pas. σίσύξίσ^,Άΐ. 
 From σνζίσσω. 
 
 'Συζί' /iyivhsi ios, Kcu h, a Syrian by birth. 
 '2υξΐχτοί5, a, o. Dor. for ^v^iktvis, oZ, o, a 
 piper ; one who plays on a pipe. 
 
 'Συξί'ζοί5, avTos, part. 1. a. act. of συρίσσω. 
 "Συξίσ^ίΐν, and σνξίσ^ίν, Dor. for συρίζαν, 
 from συξίζω, the same as Th. συζίσσω, which 
 see. 
 
 'ΣυξισfΛos, ου, ο, a hissing or whistling. From 
 συζίζω. 
 
 2ΤΡΓ22Ω, or -TTu, f. ^ai, to hiss, whistle, 
 plaj' on a fife, pipe, or flute. Hence σύξίγζ,, 
 yyos, h, which see. 
 
 Ί,υξίστ), adv. in the Syrian language, after 
 the Syrian manner. 
 
 "Συξμΰί, &TOS, ro, any thing trailed or drag- 
 ged along ; a robe with a train ; the train of a 
 gown ; shavings, straw, stubble, refuse ; force, 
 shock, violence, as of winds, storms, waves, Sf^c. 
 From σύζω. 
 
 99 
 
 Έυομαιζίίν, to purge with a potion of water 
 and spelt ; to purge, evacuate. 
 
 'Συξμο$, ου, ό, Ά train ; the wake or mark 
 left behind by a ship as she sails along ; the 
 creeping of a sei-pent. From σύζω. 
 
 "Σύζοισα, Dor. for σύξουσα, part. pres. f. g. 
 if σύξω, to draw or drag. 
 
 "Συζοφΰίνισσχ, vis, 'h, a Syro -Phoenician, or 
 simply, a Phoenician woman. 
 
 'Συppΰί•rrω, to sew or fasten together; to 
 sew at the same time ; to patch ; to piece. 
 From ράτττω. 
 
 Έυρράσσω, f '^ω, p. σννίρραρζα, 1. a. συνερ^ 
 pa^x, the same as 
 
 "Συρράττω, f. 'ξω, to engage the enemy ; to 
 attack ; to dash or shock together. Th. ράσ- 
 σω, or -ττω, to strike against. 
 
 'Σνρρίμξομαι, to wander about together. From 
 συν and ρίμζω, to turn round. 
 
 "Συρρίουσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. of 
 
 "Συρρίω, to flow together ; to form a junction 
 or confluence; to flock together in crowds. 
 From συν and ρίω, f. ρίύσω, to flow. 
 
 Συρρήγνϋμι, or συppnyvΰω, to break, crush ; 
 to engage, in battle ; to excite war. Th. 
 p'/iyvu^i, or pήσσω,f. '^ω, to break. 
 
 "Σύξττίί, ου, Ό, one who draws, pulls, or drags j 
 a bridle ; a rein. From σύζω. 
 
 ΣύζΠζ, ίω$, », a quicksand ; in pi. at ΣύζΠί, 
 the Syrtes, Itvo dangerous quicksands in the 
 Mediterranean sea. From σύζω, to draw, 6e- 
 cause sujyposed to attract vessels upon them. 
 
 "Σύζφαξ, &KOS, kk) hi disordered, confused; 
 also a promiscuous assembly of the lowest class 
 of people ; vulgarly, a mob. From σύζω, to 
 draw. 
 
 'Σνρφίτος, ου, ο, filth, scum, ofTscouring, re- 
 fuse ; the dregs of the people ; worthless trash. 
 From 
 
 2T'Pil (σϋζω), f. σΰζω, p. σίσνζκα, to drag 
 or draw along ; to rake together in a pile; to 
 remove filth with a scrubbing brush or scraper ; 
 p. pas. σίσυζμοίΐ. 
 
 2T~2, συος, ου, ο κα) h, a hog ; a boar or 
 sow ; a wild boar ; dat. pi. συσί. Th. us, the 
 same. 
 
 Ιυσκίλλω, to make dry together, exsiccate.] 
 
 Συσκίντομαι, to consult with. 
 
 Συσx,^υά'ζω,f. άσω, to collect together, «5 in 
 a bundle, faggot, handful ; to pillage ; to pre- 
 pare, make ready •, to plot or contrive fraudu- 
 lently. From συν and σχζυύζω. Th. σκίνοι, 
 a vessel. 
 
 Συσχίυ^, ί?, ί, a fraudulent attempt •, an 
 intrigue, a plot ; a design, device. 
 
 "Συσχί^νίω, ω, to lodge in the same tent with ; 
 to be companion to. From συν and σχ,ηνίω. 
 
 Συσζ^ινοίίν, 3. j)l. pres. opt. of the preceding. 
 
 Σύσκηνοί, ου, ο nxt «, one who lodges or 
 dwells in the same tent ; a companion. From 
 σκγινος, ios, ro, the same as σχ,ηνή. 
 
 Σιισχ,ηνΌω, ω, to lodge in the same tent with ; 
 to be companion to. From συν and σκνινόω. 
 Συσκιύξω, f. άσω, to ovejshadQW ; to hide 5 
 
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 to cover with darkness or obscurity. Th. (tkiu, 
 as, sf, a shadow, shade. 
 
 'Συιτχιάίται, 1 . a. ind. act. of the preceding, 
 '^ΰιτκιοί, ου, ο χα) h, shady ; dark ; covered 
 \vith trees. From σνν and intia. 
 
 'Συσ-κοτάζΜ, -άζα, used in 3. pers. sing, it 
 grows late or towards evening. From <τυν and 
 σχοτάζω. Th. trxOTog. 
 
 'Έ,υσχυύξω'ρτά,ζω, f. άσω, to be equally or in 
 like manner sad in countenance ; to grieve or 
 be afflicted together. From συν and (τχύύζω- 
 •Ttoi, having a sad countenance, sad. From 
 νχυύξος, stern, sullen, and ω•φ. 
 
 ΈυίΤ'Ταξάίτσω, or -ττω, f. ζω, p. ffuiiiif^a- 
 ξχρζχ, to rend asunder ; to tear apart ; to pull 
 to pieces; 1. a. συησττάξο,ϊ,κ. Th. στα,^ά,σσω, 
 to tear. 
 
 "^'ΐα-τηΰ^ω, to make haste together ; to unite 
 with others in favouring or assisting. Th. 
 ffTTivhid, to hasten. 
 
 "SiUffffUiTfjcos, ου, 0, a shaking or agitation, as 
 in an earthquake. From peif. j)as. of 
 
 "ΣυΐΓ/ηίω, f. ι'ισω, p. συσΛσίίχα,, to shake, 
 move, agitate ; p. pas. α•υσ•σ'αηΐιϊμα,ι. Th. 
 ffi'iea. 
 
 'Σύο'σνιμον, ου, το, a sign agreed on ; a watch- 
 word, a mark. From 
 
 'Σύα-ίΤ/ιμο;, ου, ο κα) ij, signifying together or 
 the same thing ; having a concerted meaning. 
 From o-hv and ση^λο,, α-τος, το, a sign. 
 
 'Συσβ-ίτιον, ου, το, a repast with others, a Qom- 
 mon repast, a common eating-place.] 
 'Σνιτσίτοιιην,^άαΐ. pi. Ion. of 
 "Σΰο'ίπτο;, ου, ο, a companion ; one who eats 
 at the same table. From συν and σίτοζ, ου, ο, 
 food. 
 
 "^υσσΰζ^ω, to drag along together. From 
 σύρω. 
 
 "Συσσωμοζ, ου, ο χα) ίι, partaking of the 
 same body ; incorporated with. From συν and 
 σωμ,α, a body. 
 
 2yCT«^£i, ων, at, QS συστάύίξ αμ-τηΧοι, 
 vines planted without any arrangement. From 
 συνιστη/Λΐ. 
 
 "Συστ&^^ν, adv. nigh at hand ; hand lo 
 hand ; and 
 
 "Συστα^ον, the same. From the same. 
 Συσταύύζ, jmrt. 1. a. pas. of συνιατνιμι, 
 which see. 
 
 Συστασαν, acc. sing. f. g. part. 1. a. of 
 σννίστί^μι, 2. a. συν'ιστγιν, and part, συσταζ, 
 αντοξ, -α,σα-, πζ, -αν. 
 
 Έυστάσίΐς, nom. ρΐ. of σΰστασίζ. 
 Συστασιάζω, f. άσω, to belong to the same 
 faction ; to unite in raising a sedition. From 
 σύστασι;. 
 
 'Συστασιαστγΐί, οΰ, ο, one associated in excit- 
 ing sedition. From 3. sing. perf. pas. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 "Σόστασίζ, ίω;, h, constitution ; establish- 
 ment ; temperament ; composition ; construc- 
 tion ; consistence ; coagulation or thickening ; 
 a coalition or confederacy ; a conspiracy ; a 
 proof ί a collection ; a group; a conference; 
 
 a conversation, Polyb,; corroboration by proofs ; 
 a concihation to friendship ; friendship ; recon- 
 cihation ; an assembly ; σύστασιν τξαγμάτων, 
 a contexture of incidents in a drama, Aristot. 
 Poet. 6, Twining's ed. ; commendation. From 
 συνίστ*ιμί, to establish. Th. Ίστκμι.^ 
 
 Έυστασίάττις, ου, ο, one belonging to the 
 same faction. 
 
 "Συστατίχοζ, ht ov, recommendatory •, having 
 the power of establishing or rendering firm and 
 compact. From συν1στγ)μαι, which see. 
 
 Έυσταυξόω, ω, f. ωσω, p. συνισταύοωχα, to 
 crucify together ; to crucify with ; perf. pas. 
 συνίσταύξωμαι, 1 . a. ind. j)as. συνζσταυζωθιην, 
 yis, n, part. 1. a. pas. συσταυξωύύ;, ΰσα, ίν, 
 Th. σταυξοί, a cross. 
 
 "Συστίγάζω, to cover together, to cover or 
 shut up close. From συν and στίγάζω. From 
 στΊγω, p. m. 'ίστίγα, to cover. 
 
 'Συστ'ίλλω, f. συστίλω, j). συνίσταλχα, to 
 draw together, draw tight, contract ; to com- 
 pose or arrange •, to strew ; to spread ; to lay 
 out for burial, to cover with a winding-sheet ; 
 shroud, ^c. ; to snatch, seize ; 2. f. σνσταλω^ 
 1. a. ind. act. συνεσπιλα• pres. inf. pas. συ- 
 στ'ίλλίσβαι, part. perf. pas. συνίσταλμενοζ, v\, 
 ov, drawn together, contracted. From συν and 
 στίλλω, to send. 
 
 Έυστίνάξω. f. ζω, to sigh, groan together, 
 Rom. Λπϋ, 22. From συν and στινάΖ,ω, the 
 same as στίνω, to groan. Th. στίνο;, narrow. 
 'Σύστημύ^, α,τος, το, a joint ; a collection, 
 heap ; an assembly, multitude, troop ; an as- 
 semblage of many things in one ; a S)'^stem ; 
 any work put together by art. From συνί- 
 στΐΐμί. 
 
 'Συστΐίναι, 2. a. inf. act. συστ^σομιν, 1. pi. 
 l.f. act. of συνίστημι, ivhich see. Th. Ίστί}- 
 μι, to stand. 
 
 Έυστοιχ^εω, ω, f ησω, p. συνιστοι^ηχα, to 
 belong to the same rank ; to be placed in the 
 same series, or in the same verse ; to answer 
 to ; to correspond with ; to agree with ; to be 
 like. From συν and στοιχ^Ιω, to march in reg- 
 ular array ; and this from στοΐχ^οξ, ου, ό, a 
 rank or file, which see. 
 
 Έυσταχία, a;, h, a rank ; a series ; agree- 
 ment or fitness of things ; an order, a genus ; 
 and 
 
 "Σύστοι^ζο;, ου, ό χα) h, belonging to the 
 same rank, class, series, ^c; συστοιχία is aj)• 
 plied ίο things connected or related together. 
 From στοίχ^οί. 
 
 "Συστολίι, iff, 91, contraction ; a binding to- 
 gether ; covetousness ; consternation; a sink- 
 ing of the heart from fear, sadness, ^c. ; sys- 
 tole, afgure in grammar. From συστίλλω. 
 Th. στίλλω, f. λω, p. εσταλχα, ρ» m. 'ίστο- 
 λα. 
 
 'Συστξατίύω, to make war together, to be a 
 soldier with.] 
 
 'Συστξοίτιωτνίζ, ου, ο, a fellow soldier ; a com- 
 rade. From συν and στξατιωτ^} a soldier. 
 Th. στξατοξ, an army. 
 
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 "Σιόιττζίμ/Λα., aros, το, any thing rolled up in 
 a bundle or ball ; a collection ; a body of 
 troops ; a tumult. From 
 
 Ένίττξίφω, f. -φω, to roll up ; to roll up into 
 a bundle or ball ; to contract, draw together, or 
 narrow; to form a troop or band ; to con- 
 dense, consolidate; 1. a. σννίσ•τξί•φχ, part. 
 1. a. act. (τυστξί-φκζ, etcra, av, perf. m. συνί- 
 στξοψα. From συν and ο-τξίψω, to turn, to 
 twist. 
 
 'Συ(ΤΤξο<ρη, yii, 'h, the act of rolling up into a 
 ball ; a turning of the head or vertigo ; a tu- 
 multuous and seditious assembly ; a conspiracy. 
 From, perf . m. α-ννία-τξοφ», of α•υ<ττξίφω, which 
 see. 
 
 "Συσ^τΰ, jJi, «, 2. a. subj. act. of (τυνία-τημι, 
 to establish ; 2. a. ffwicrryiv. 
 
 Συσφίγγω, f. ζω, to draw or bind fast, com- 
 press ; to collect and draw together; 1. a. 
 ^υνίσφιγ^α. From σφίγγω. 
 
 Σύσφιγ'ίΐζ, ίωξ, vi, a fastening or collect- 
 ing together ; a binding together or binding 
 tight ; a belt. 
 
 '2'jtfp(^iuui, ίίσα,, h, part. 1. a. pas. and 
 
 Συσ^ίύΐι, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. of συΑχ^ω, 
 f. συσχ^ήίτω, to contain ; perf. pas. σννίσχ;>]/:/,Λΐ, 
 1. a. pas, συνίσχ^ίύ'ήν. From συν and ϊχω, 
 to have. 
 
 Συσχ^γΐμΐίτιΖ,ω, f. Ισω, p. συνισ^ημάτικοί, to 
 form or shape alike ; pres. pas. σνσχ^νμα,τίζο- 
 μαί, to be formed like ; to conform to ; with 
 dat. From συν and σχηματίζω. From tty^h- 
 μοί, α,τος, το, figure ; habit. Th. ίχ;ω, to 
 have. 
 
 Sure, 3. sing, plujyerf. pas. Ion. for Ισίσυτο, 
 or ίσίσίυτο, of σιΰω, or σύω, or 3. sing. 2. a. 
 •m. ίσυ'ομγιν, ου, $το, by Sync, and Ion. σύτο, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 2Τ'ΦΑΡ (σΰφαξ), the slough or cast skin 
 of a snake, or of a locust •, the wrinkled skin of 
 old age ; old age. 
 
 'Συφοξζοξ, ου, ο, a swineherd, for συοφοξζό;. 
 From συ$ and φοξζη, food. Th. φίξζω. 
 
 "Συφοί, or συφίοί, οΰ, and συφιων, ωνοζ, ό, a 
 place where swine are fed or are kept ; a hog- 
 sty. 
 
 Συχα,ζ, 'h, naine of a city Sychar, indecl. 
 Heb. mercenary. 
 
 Συ^Ιμ, v), name of a city, Sychem, indecl. 
 Heb. a shoulder, 
 
 Συχ^ν», and συ^νον, used as an adverb, fre- 
 quently, incessantly. From 
 
 Συ^νοζ, h, ov, frequent ; crowded ; numer- 
 ous, thick, populous. From συνιχ'/ι?, succes- 
 sive. 
 
 2u_;i^va?, frequently, incessantly; often. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Σύω, to agitate, shake, move ; σΰομα,ι, to be 
 moved, agitated. From, σ%ΰω. 
 
 Συων, gen. pi. of ffSi, euoi, ο και ί, a wild 
 swine. 
 
 2^', for σφ\, nom. and ace. dual, of oi. 
 
 Σφύ,γοίνον, ου, το, a sword. From σφά,ζω^ 
 to kill, slay. 
 
 Σφαγίίί, ίΤσοί, εν, part. 2. a. pas. of σφάΖ,ω, 
 or σφά,ττω, f. ζω, 2. a. ind. i^as. Ισφάγην, to 
 kill. 
 
 Σφΰίγίυ;, ίωζ, ο, one who kills or slays ; also 
 a sword. Th. σφάζω, to kill. 
 
 Σφ&γνί, ns, ht a slaying, a slaughtering ; a 
 feast ; the act of killing ; the neck or throat. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Σφα,γιάζομοίΐ, to sacrifice victims ; to kill 
 the sacrifice. 
 
 Σφίγιον, ου, το, a victim, a sacrifice ; also 
 the place or vessel in which the blood of the 
 victim was received. From, σφαγ'/ι- 
 
 Σφα,γ)}, ϊ'^ος, h, an axe or knife for sacrifi- 
 ces, JElian.^ 
 
 2ΦΑΔΑ'Ζί1, /. σω, to toss about the feet ; 
 to tremble or be convulsed, like dying jyersons ,- 
 to die hard ; to stamp or strike the ground 
 with the feet ; to be angry. 
 
 Σφίχ,^οισμοί, ου, ο, a tossing about or shaking 
 of the feet ; assembling ; excessive anger. 
 From, the preceding. 
 
 2ΦΑ'ΖΩ, or σφά,ττω, f κζω, p. χοί, to kill, 
 slay ; to cut the throat ; 2. a. 'ίσφάγον. 
 
 2ΦΑΙ~ΡΑ, κς, h, a globe, a sphere, a ball j 
 as if from σ•χζ7ζχ. 
 
 Σφοίΐξί^'^ον, after the manner of a ball, like a 
 ball ; and 
 
 Σφex^ξ^ζω,f ίσω, to pla}' at ball ; and 
 
 Σφαίξΐκ,ος, vi, ov, spherical, globular ; and 
 
 Σφοίΐξίον, and -t^iov, ου, το, dimin. a little 
 globe or ball. From σφοίΤξα. 
 
 Σφοίΐξίσις, ίωξ, h, a game of ball. From 
 σφΆίξίζω. 
 
 Σφκΐξίστ'ήξίον, ου, το, a place for playing 
 ball ; a tennis-court. From the same. 
 
 Σφα,ίζοαότΐί, ίοζ, ό κοί) h, globular, spherical, 
 spheroidal. From σφαΐξχ and sT^ej. Th. ί/^ω. 
 
 Σφαίξόω, f. ώσω, to make round, to fasten a 
 ball on the end of a sword or spear. Th. 
 σφΰΐΐξχ. 
 
 Σφΰίίξωτίΐξ, νξοξ, vt, a leather strap to fasten 
 shoes with. From the preceding. 
 
 ΣφΜΚίλίζω, f. Ίσω, p. ίσφχκίλικχ, to be 
 inflamed or corrupted with gangrene. 
 
 2ΦΑ'ΚΕΛ02, ου, ό, mortification of in- 
 flamed flesh, gangrene ; rottenness of decaying 
 trees, ^c. Perhaps frOm <τφάζίΐν, because the 
 part affected appears dead. Also 
 
 Σφάκιλο;, the middle finger, Suid. 
 
 2ΦΑ'Κ02, ου, ο, the herb called sage. 
 
 ΣφοίκττίξΙοί, αζ, 71, a sacrificer. 
 
 Σφχλίξοί, ξά, ξον, tottering, stumbling, slip- 
 pery, dangerous, hurtful. From σφάλλω. 
 
 Σφαλ^ναι, 2. α. inf. pas. of ο-φάλλω. 
 
 Σφάλλομαι, See Σφάλλω.] 
 
 Σφάλ.λοντι, Dor. for σφάλλουσι, 3. ρ/, pres, 
 act. of 
 
 2ΦΑ'ΛΛί1, /. αλω, p. ίσφαλκοί, to sup- 
 plant, overthrow ; deceive, circumvent ; σφάλ' 
 λομα,ι, to fail of one's object, to be defeated or 
 disappointed ; to fall or perish, Herod, vii,. 10, 
 
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 Ισφκλ^κτα,ν, have Ιφβάξτκταν, utterly perish, come 
 to total destruction ; 2. a. %σ(ρίλον.'\ 
 
 Σφάλμα, Άτοζ, ro, a slip, an error, fault, 
 miscarriage. Th. α-φάλλω. 
 
 2ίρ«ξ, Dor. for σ-φ'/ιζ, 
 
 "Σφά^Λΐ, 1. α. inf. act. and 
 
 2(ράξαί, uffa, ocv, part. 1. a. of σ•φά,ζω, or 
 (Τφά-ττω. 
 
 "Σφάίωσι, 3. pi. 1. α. suhj. act. of the same. 
 
 Έφκξχγίνντο, Ώον. and Ion, for \σφα.ρα.- 
 youvro, 3. pi. imperf pas. of 
 
 "Σφβίξαγίω, ω, f. ήαω, to make a noise with 
 the throat. Th. σφάξαγοί. 
 
 "ΣφαξΆγίζϋ), f. ίσω, to put in motion with a 
 noise. 
 
 2ΦΑ'ΡΑΓ02 (σφα,ξο,γοζ), and ιτφκξοιγγοί, 
 ου, ο, a noise from the throat ; the throat. 
 
 "ΣφΆί, ace. pi. of Of. 
 
 Σφύττω, See Έφάζω. 
 
 2^ε, a7id σφωϊ, nam. dual, of Ss, ace. sing. 
 Poet, for 'i, himself or herself ; also ace. pi. 
 JEol.for α-φΰίς, them, themselves. 
 Έφίαζ, Ion, for σφα,ζ. 
 
 2ΦΕΔΑΝ0'2 ίσφί^ίνοζ), 71, ov, vehement, 
 ardent, rapid ; (τφ{^α.νον, as an adverb, vehe- 
 mently, furiously. From σ-τηύ^αι. 
 
 "ΣφίΊί, nom. pi. ofo,•, he, and also for α,υτο), 
 they. 
 
 "Σφύων, Ion. and Poet, for σφνν, gen. 2)1, of 
 the same. 
 
 Σφϊλα,ί, α,τος, το, a foot-stool ; also a seat 
 for rowers ; also a missile. Th. σφάλλω. 
 
 "Σφίλμα, ατο$, το, the blossom of the holm- 
 oak. 
 
 Σφζν^ύμνϊνοζ, tvn, ivov, made of maple ; also 
 hard, tough as maple, Aristoj^h. Acharn. 180. 
 2ΦΕ'ΝΔΑΜΝ02, ov, h, a maple tree. 
 Σφίν^ονάω, and -ίω, to sling, to wield a 
 sling. 
 
 2ΦΕΝΔ0'ΝΗ, >7ί, 91, a sling for throwing 
 stones ; also a female ornament ; the socket in 
 which the stone of a ring is set. As f from 
 {Τφί^Λνός. 
 
 Έφίν^ονίζω, f Ισω, the same as σφίν^ονάω. 
 Th. σφίν^όνη. 
 
 Έφίν'^ονίτ'/ΐί, and σφιν^ον/ιτ'/ις, ου, ο, a slinger. 
 From the same Th. 
 
 Σφίτζζ, for σφζ,τίξχ, ηοΊη. pi. η. g. σφίπ- 
 ξάων, gen. pi. JEul.for σφιτίξων and 
 
 "Σφίτίξΐΐν, ace. si7ig. Ion. f. g. of α-φίτεροξ, 
 ξκ, ξον, dat. pi. σφίτίξοίίΤί. 
 
 "Σφίτίξίζω, to make αητ/ thing one's own, 
 to appropriate to one's self. From σ•φίτεξο$. 
 
 Σφετίξίσμος, ου, ο, an appropriation to one's 
 own use. From the preceding. 
 
 Σφίτίξο;, a, ov, his own, one's own ; also 
 for ΰμ'ίτίξοί, your. From σφίΊς, pi. of'os, he. 
 Σφ'ίων, Ion. for σφων, of them. 
 Σφηκόω, u,f. ωσω, to pinch up any thing hy 
 the middle, like a wasp's body ,• to make in the 
 shape of a wedge ; to bind fast, to secure ; 
 ^σφγιχωντο. Dor. and ^ol. for Ιο•φ*ικουντο, 
 3. pi' imperf. pas. Th. α-φ^'ί,, a wasp. I 
 
 'ΣφJηλa,for %(τφν)λα, 1. a. ind. and 
 
 Σ,φίίλοίΐ, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Σφήλας, jmrt. 1. a. act. of σφάλλω, f. Xw, 
 1 . a. ίίτφγιλοί, 
 
 Σφτ^λος, η, ov, easily moA'ed ; also oblique; 
 also dense. From, σφάλλω. 
 
 2ΦΗ'Ν, mos, 0, a wedge. 
 
 Σφνινόω, ω, f ωσω, p. Ισφ^ωχχ, to split 
 with wedges ; to fasten or stop up as ivith a 
 wedge, to wedge. From σφήν. 
 
 2ΦΗΉ, -/iKos, 0, a wasp, a hornet. 
 
 2ΦΗ'ΤΤΙ02, ου, sharp, acrid ; also a 
 Sphettian, or one of the Attic tribe called "Σφ'/ιτ-• 
 τβ?.] 
 
 Σφι, and σφ)ν, for σφίσι, and for α.υτο7ί, for 
 the Poets instead of σφίσι, dat. pi. use the dual 
 σφιν, and by Apcc. σφι, and by Aphceresis, φΊν. 
 
 Σφίγγα, for σφίγγοί, ace. sing, of σφ1γ%. 
 
 Σφιγγία, «j, ί, parsimony, stinginess. 
 From 
 
 2ΦΓΓΓίΙ, f ζω, to constrain, to contract 
 or make narrow. Hence σφ/γγία, as, h. Engl. 
 
 TO PINCH. 
 
 2ipVI' yy^^y ^> the Sphinx, the name of a 
 certain ivinged 'monster with a female^ face 
 and lions body, that proposed riddles to those 
 ivho passed by, and destroyed such as could not 
 solve them ; also a person that speaks enigmat- 
 ically. From the preceding. 
 
 Έφίγζίϋ, 1. a. i?f. act. of σφίγγω. 
 
 Σφιν, dual, or dat. pi. for σφίσι, from O's. 
 
 'Σφό'^ξΆ, adv. very, very much, greatly, ex- 
 ceedingly. From 
 
 2Φ0ΔΡ0'2, ξά, ξον, vehement, strenuous, 
 forcible, energetic, active, brisk. 
 
 'Σφο'^ξωζ, adv. the same ivith σφό^ξα. 
 
 Σφονΰϋλτι, νΐζ, or στονούλτ,, τι;, ί, α root re- 
 sembling silphium ; also a sort of cockroach. 
 Th. στΌ•^υλοί. 
 
 Σφόν^νλος, ov, ό, Att. for σ-ζτόν^υλοζ, a joint 
 of the back bone or neck ; also a whirl or Icnob 
 of a spindle. 
 
 Έφοξ, ου. Dor. for σφίΤΒξος, his, his own. 
 
 "Σφου, gen. siiig. of the preceding. 
 
 Σφξκγίζω, f. ίσω, p. ίσφξάγ/χα, to seal, im- 
 press witli a seal or stamp ; in the Scriptures, 
 to estabhsh, confirm, ratify ; also to seal up or 
 conceal; 1. a, Ισφξάγισοι, 1. a. iinperat. act. 
 σφξάγισον, άτω, 1. a. suhj. act. σφξαγίσω, jjj, 
 V V^Xf' P^^• '^σ•φξάγισμαι, 1. a. ind. ]}as. 
 ίσφραγίσβ^ιν, tis, j?, 1 . a. m. ίσφξο,γισάμην, ω, 
 Κ70. From 
 
 2ΦΡΑΓΓ2, i'^fli, 71, a seal, the impression 
 made with a seal ; a mark, a stamp. Hence 
 σφξΰίγίχ. 
 
 Σφραγίσανης, nom. ^ή. part. 1. a. act. and 
 
 Σφξο,γίσψ, 2. sing, 1. a. subj. act. of σφ^α,~ 
 γίζω. 
 
 Σφξάγισμοί, ccrog, το, Ά seal, a stamp. From 
 1. pers. perf. pas. of σφξβογίζω. Th. σφζκ- 
 γίς. 
 
 Σφξ»ιγ)ί, Ion. for σφξοίγ/ί, which see. 
 2ΦΡΙΓΑΏ, ω, f. τισω, to swell as buds, to 
 vegetate j to be wanton ; to swell with rage, 
 
2XE 
 
 789 
 
 2X1 
 
 'Σφυγμοί, ου, ο, a pulsation or throbbing of 
 the heart and arteries. From 
 
 2ΦΤ'ΖΩ, /. ΰΐω, to throb, to palpitate ; to 
 leap. 
 
 2^ίί|/ί, iui, h, pulsation, throbbing of the 
 arteries or heart. From the preceding. 
 
 2ΦΤ'ΡΑ ίσφϋζα), ας, 4, a hammer, a 
 iTiallet. 
 
 2(ρι/^>!λάτ(3ί, ου, ο κκ) vt, wrought with a 
 hammer, in coniradistinctioti to any thing cast 
 or melted,] 
 
 '^φυξοκοτΊα, ας, ίι, the art or business of u 
 smith. 
 
 "Σφυξοκότο;, ου, ο Kelt ίι, a worker in iron. 
 Frovi σφνξ(χ. and κ,Ότος. Th. κά-ττω. 
 
 'Σφΰξον, ου, το, the ancle-bone; the a.ncle, 
 Jlcts iii, 7 ; the lower part of a hill, <^c. ; also• 
 the foot. From σ•φύξΆ. 
 
 Έψυξωτ^ίζ, ( υ'Το'ΒΫιμοίτος ) Straps for fastening 
 shoes or sandals. Th. σφύζο,. 
 
 Έφύσ -'Siiv, Dor.Jbr σφύΖ,ειν. 
 
 'Σφω, nom. and ace. dual of σύ, 
 
 "Si^ml^for ο-ψΐ, nam. and ace. dual ofog. 
 
 "Σφωϊ, nom. and aec dual. (τφΜΪν, gen. and 
 dat. dual of σΰ. But σφω'ίν, gen. dual of ος. 
 
 Σφω'ίτίξοί, his, his own ; sometimes your, 
 your own. From σφωϊ. 
 
 2ΧΑΔί1^Ν fff^atuvj, όνος, ό, an animal 
 without feet or wings, the larva of a bee or 
 nvasp ; the cell of the honeycomb ; the honey- 
 comb, Theocr. i, 147.] 
 
 Έρι^άξω, f άσω, to cut open ; to let go, let 
 loose, Aristoph. jSfub. 738 ; to give way; also 
 to restrain, hold back. From σχ^άω. 
 
 2ΧΑΛΓ2, \1>οζ, h, a pole for hanging nets 
 on ; the same with σ-τάλίζ. 
 
 "Σχ^άσαΐί, JEol.for σχ^άσοίς, part. 1. a. act. 
 m. g. of (Τχάζω, f άσω, 1. a. %νχ^α.(Τα,. Th. 
 σχ^αω. 
 
 'Σχ^α,σύίίγιν, 1. a. opt. pas. of σχ^άω, or 
 (τχύΖ,ω, f. ά,σω, 1. a. pas. ΐσχ^άσθ'/ιν. 
 
 2ΧΑΏ, ω, f. άα•ω, to Scarify, cut open ; to 
 let go, let loose ; to transfer. 
 
 "Σχί, 2. a. imperat. act. of ε χω. 
 
 "Σχύτι, νΐζ, 71, a sheet or tablet on which we 
 write, a memorandum book or tablet. From 
 β-χί^ον, immediately, at Hand. Hence in Engl. 
 
 SHEET. 
 
 Ιχύην, gently, with moderation, slowly. 
 From εχω, or σχεδόν. 
 
 'Σχεδία, as, 'h, fsc. ναυς, a vessel) a raft or 
 vessel hastilj' made. From σχεδόν. 
 
 Σχε^ίάζω, f. άσω, to do a thing in haste or 
 for the moment, to act without dehberation ; to 
 speak extempore. From ο-χεΒίοξ. 
 
 Σχεδίασμα, ατός, το, any work done for the 
 moment or in haste. From the preceding. 
 
 Σχενι^ιν, adv. from σχ'ε^ιος, at hand, near. 
 
 "Σχε^ίον, ου, το, a tablet ; work done in haste ; 
 an extemporaneous discourse ; a weapon for 
 close fighting. Th. ο-χίζω. 
 
 Σχε^ιος, ία, lov, or ου, ο κα) γι, near ; also 
 sudden, immediate. Th. σχεδόν. 
 
 'Σχε^β^ν, adv. from (τχί^ον, near, at hand. 
 
 2ΧΕΔ0^Ν, adv. nearly, almost, about ; 
 also at hand, close by. 
 
 Σχ'εβό, jires. imperat. or 3. sbig. imperf.for 
 εσχε&ε, of σχεθω, from αχϊω. Th. εχω. 
 
 Σχεθε)ς, ίντος, part. 1. a. pas. of εχια^ 
 f. ε^ω, and σχτίίτω, \. a. pas. ίσχεθτιν. 
 
 Σχεύ'εμεν, Ion. and Dor. for σχεβε^ν, pres. 
 i)f. of σχεύω,for 'έχω. 
 
 Σχ'εύο), to have, possess, retain ; also to re- 
 strain, repress. From σχεω,for εχω. 
 
 Σχελις, ίΰος, h, a piece of meat, a flitch of 
 bacon, a side of meat. 
 
 Σχίμεν, Ion. and Dor. for σχεΤν, 2. a. inf. 
 act. of εχω, 
 
 Σχ'εο, Ion. for σχοΖ, 2. a. imperat. m. of 
 
 'έχω, 2. a. m. Ισ•χΌμ'/ιν. 
 
 ΣχεξΛΐ, Poet. adv. for εφε^ΐίς, in order, in a 
 series ; near, by the side of. From σ•χύίος, 
 which see / hence in dat. σχε^ίω, and by 
 Sync, β-χ'ε^ω, and by a change of the § into ζ 
 and of the accent, α-χεξω. 
 
 2%£f, by Pleonasm of σ, for σχε, 2. a. 
 imperat. act. of 'έχω. 
 
 Σχεσ-ις, εως, '/ι, habit, constitution, structure ; 
 also the external appearance, dress, ^c. From 
 σχεω. 
 
 Σχετλίάζω, f ά^ω, to complain, moan, be 
 unhappy. From 
 
 2XE'TAI02, la, lov, unhappy, wretched, 
 miserable; αΖόο cruel, unfeeling; having forti•^ 
 tude, daring, patient of labour j wicked, un- 
 principled ; importunate. As f from σχεω 
 and τάλας. 
 
 Σχετο, Ion. for 'έσχζτο, 3. sing. 2. a. m. of 
 
 Σχεω, f. 'ή/τω, p. ετχ>]κα, to have, possess ; 
 to restrain, repress, detain, keep asunder ; the 
 present tense is obsolete. Hence σχ'εσις. 
 
 Σχγιμα, ατός, το, figure, form, external ap- 
 pearance, dress, air ; a figure of speech ,• also 
 ornament. From the pj'cceding. Hence 
 
 Σχηματίζω, f Ίσω, to form, to fashion ? in 
 mid. to pretend, affect. 
 
 Σχγιματισμος, oZ, o, the act of forming or 
 fashioning ; attention to the appearance of one's 
 person ; also the conduct or management of a 
 discourse or the deliA'ery of it ; a pretext. 
 From, the jn'eccdiiig perf. pas. 
 
 Σχ^σειν, l.f. inf. act. σ•χ'Α(τεα•ύαι, \.f inf. 
 m. of σχεω, for ivhich is used 'έχω, f. 'έξω, and 
 σχ'/\(ίω. 
 
 Σχί^αξ, α,Λος, ό, a fragment of wood, a splint- 
 er, a chip ; and 
 
 ΣχΊ^ος, εος, το, the same as the preceding. 
 From σχίζω, to cleave. 
 
 Σχίζα, and 
 
 Σχίζει, '/ις, '/ι, a rent, a fissure, a cleft ; also 
 a billet of wood, a brand, jElian; and Aristoph. 
 Pax, 1031.] 
 
 Σχίζγς, dat. pi. Ion. of σχίζη. Th. σχίζω, 
 
 2ΧΓΖί1, f Χσω, p. 'έσχικα, to cleave, split, 
 rend, cut; ;jer/*. jws. 'έσχισμαι, 1. a. jias. 
 εσχισβτίν. 
 
 Σχιν^αλμος, ου, ό, a chip, a shingle, a frag* 
 
2X0 
 
 V90 
 
 2ΩΜ 
 
 «lent taken off by cleaving or splitting, tm 
 ν^ίζίΐν. See Έικιν^α,λμίζ. 
 
 ^XJvos, ου, r;, the mastich tree ; also squill 
 or sea-onion, Aristopk. Plut. 270. Tli. 
 β-χίζω. ] 
 
 'ΣχίΐΤΆί) αντίΐ, part. 1 . a, act. of σχ^Ίζω. 
 
 "Σχια-^^ναι, 2. a. inf. pas. of σχίζω. 
 
 'Σχίσμα, aires, το, Ά fissure, a rent ; also 
 disagreement, dissension, scliism in the church. 
 From σχίζω. 
 
 Σχισμέ) 5ϊί> h) a cleft, fissure. From the 
 same. 
 
 Σχίσσαζ, for σχίσα.;, by doubling the σ, 
 part. 1. a. act. of σχίζω. 
 
 Σχιστοί, VI, ov, cleft, split, rent. From 
 3. pers. perf pas. of σχίζω. 
 
 Σχοίατο, Ion. for σχοΐντο, 3. ])l. 2. a. ojit. 
 τη. of'iχω,f. ί^ω, and σχίισω, 2. a, Ίσχον. 
 
 Σχοίγιν, Att. for σχύ7μι^ 2. a. opt. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Σχοινίζω, f ίσω, to measure by a line or 
 cord. Th. σχόΐνοζ. 
 
 Σχοινίον, ου, το, a cord made of rushes, a 
 small cord or rope. 
 
 2Χ0ΓΝ02, ου, 0, and sometimes h, a rush, 
 a rope made of rushes, adapted to holding or 
 binding, το σχίϊν also a schoenus, an Egyptian 
 land measure of sixty stadia; it is an Egyptian 
 word. 
 
 ■ Σχοινο^ντίζ, ίοζ, ο xcu h, straight, regular, 
 as if drawn by a line. From σχοΊνοί and 
 τύνω. 
 
 Σχοΐντο, 3. pi. 2. a. opt. m. of'iχω, f ϊ^ω, 
 and σχήσω, 2. a. m. ΐσχόμην, 
 
 Σχολά,ζοι, 3. sing. pres. opt. of 
 
 Σχολάζω, f άσω, ρ)• ^ο'χόλαχοί, to be at 
 leisure or unemployed, to be idle ; used with 
 the dative; p. pas. Ισχόλοίσμοα, σοιι, σται. 
 Th. σχολνι, leisure. 
 
 Σχολκ7ο;, οίίοί, ouov, slow, tardy. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΣχολοίΐΌτΥϋ, νιτοζ, 'h, slowness, tardiness. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Σχολοίίτίξβί, or -ov, adv. more slowly. From 
 the same. 
 
 ΣχοΧαίωζ, adv. slowly, leisurely, tardily. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΣχολΆξχίω, ω, to be the head of a school or 
 sect. From σχολίι and οίξχω. 
 
 Σχολαστγΐζ, oZ, ό, being at leisure or unem- 
 ployed. From σχολάζω. 
 
 Σχολάστϊχοί, 91, ov, having leisure, idle, un- 
 employed ; also employed in study, a scholar ; 
 puerile, Li>ngin. 3 ; a pedant, a simpleton, 
 Hierocl 
 
 2Χ0ΛΗ\ m, »», leisure, idleness ; a school, 
 
 Σχολί), dat. sing, of the preceding, taken 
 adverbicUy, leisurely, in an idle manner, tardily; 
 scarcely, hardly ; by no means, in no way ; 
 much less. 
 
 Σχόλίον, ου, το, a scholium or short note, a 
 gloss or interpretation of an author s meaning. 
 
 Σχόμίνο!, part, 2. a. m. of ίχω, 2. a. m. 
 Ινχόμην. 
 
 Σχου, 2. a. imperat. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Σ χω, 2. a. subj. act or, according to others, 
 2.f. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Σωαν, acc. sing. f. g. of σώος, the same with 
 σωζ. Th. σ'οοζ. 
 
 Σωγίνηί, ίος, ό, a proper name, Sogenes. 
 
 Σωίσχί, Ion. for ισωζ, 3. sing, imperf. act, 
 of σώω, the same with 7ωζω. Th. σ'οοζ. 
 
 Σωζα, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. σωζοι, 3. sing, 
 pres. opt. of σώζω. 
 
 Σωζόμενοι, μίνη, μίνον, part. pres. pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Σώζω, f. ωσω, p. σίσωκοί, to save, preserve, 
 keep, protect from danger, to secure-, 1. a. 
 ϊσωσα, 1. a. imperat. act. σωσον, L a. subj. 
 σώσω, jjs, γ perf. pas. σίσωμα,ί, 1. a. pas. 
 ισώύην σωύύς ί\ζ ΣΌλουζ τΐί; Κ./λιχίοί$, having 
 arrived safe at Soli, in Cilicia, Isocr. Evag. c. 
 ii. And in the active voice it occurs with ε;?, 
 as σώσίΐ us τ' /tv βοίσιλείοι-ν αυτού, will bring me 
 safe into his kingdom, 2 Tim. iv, 18. Σώσσ* 
 ίίξ ΈλλάΒ', will bring you safe into Greece, 
 Eurip. Iphig. in Taur. 1068. E/j ίτατξί^οι. 
 σωσαι, to bring safe to one's country, So2)h, 
 Philoct. 381. Th. σόοί. 
 
 Σωβίίί, ίϊσα, \v, part. 1. a. pus. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Σωύτινα.!, I . a. irf. pas. and 
 
 Σωύνισ'ομίύΰί, 1. pi. and 
 
 Σωύήσοντοί,ι, 3. pi. l.f. ind. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Σωχίω, ω, to be able, to have ability. From 
 σωκοζ. 
 
 Σωχλΐί^οΐζ, α, β. Dor. for Σωχλίί^)]ί. 
 
 Σωκ,οζ, ου, ό, an epithet of Mercury, the pre- 
 server, protector, powerful. From σώζω, in 
 perf. σίσωκ,ΰί. 
 
 Σωκράτης, eo;, ουζ, β, a proper name, 
 Socrates ; voc. ώ Σώχξατίς. 
 
 Σωκξοίτί^ίον, dimin. from the preceding, my 
 dear or my good Socrates^ Aristoph. Nub. 
 223.] 
 
 Σωχξχτϊχοζ, h, ov, of or belonging to Soc- 
 rates, Socratic. From the preceding. 
 
 2ί1ΛΗ'Ν, v,vo$, 0, a tube, pipe, funnel. 
 
 Σωμ',for 
 
 2ii''MA, KTos, TO, a body ; in Homer, a 
 dead body, corpse, or carcass, and ^ίμα?, a 
 living one ; Χίων i-r) σώμα,τι χύξσα,ς, as a lion 
 when he meets with a carcass, Hes. Scut. 
 420 ; also a person in general ; σώματοί ά^ικκ, 
 guilty persons, Eurip. Suppl. 223 ; dat. σά- 
 ματι' η. pi. σώμοίτα, which is also used for 
 slaves.] 
 
 Σωμα,σχίω, ω, to exercise the body, to inure 
 it, Xenoph. From the preceding. 
 
 Σωματίχος, h, ov, corporeal, of the body. 
 
 Σωμοίτϊχωξ, adv. corporally. From the 
 precedbig. 
 
 Σωμάτίον, ου, το, dimin. of σώμα, a little 
 body, a body, a corpse ; a book or volume. 
 
 Σωμxτo7roήωff, ήιτω^ p. ^ίσωμΒίΤ0•;Τ9ίν»»> to 
 
2Ω2 
 
 791 
 
 2dki 
 
 make a body, form into a body ; also to refresh, 
 make strong ; to augment, Longin. 40. Th. 
 
 "ΣΜ/ι/,ατΰφνλαξ, αχοί, ό, a keeper or guard of 
 the body, a body-guard. 
 
 "Έιωοί, ου, ο κΰά τι, or truoi, ωοι, ωον, safe, se- 
 cure. From ffaog. 
 
 2ώ/5Τ«τ^βί, 00, ο, the name of a man, Sopa- 
 ter. 
 
 '2ύζα.κ,οζ, ου, ο, a basket, a box ; because 
 things σωξίΰοντοίΐ, are put together, in it. 
 
 "Σωξίύο-χσοί, part. 1. a. act.f. g. of 
 
 'Σωρίύω, f ίΰσω, p. (πσά'ξίνκχ, to heap to- 
 gether, to heap or pile up ; /;. pas. α-ίσ-άξίυμοίΐ, 
 part. p. pas. σ&α•α)ξίυμίνοί, jj, ov. Th. ιτωξό$. 
 
 Σωξ*)^ΰν, adv. by heaps, in heaps. From 
 
 2ilP0'2, ου, 0, a heap or pile, a mass. 
 
 2fi<i, ov, και h, safe, secure, entire, unhurt. 
 From σάοζ, the same with σόος, and contracted, 
 
 '^uffou, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 ^ωιϊοί<τοί, part. 1. a. act.f g. and 
 
 ^uffxff^uii, I . a. inf. m, of ο-ύζα. 
 
 'Siuffu, 3. sing. 1. f. ind, act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ^uir6ivm, iflf» ro, the name of a man, Sos- 
 thenes, i. e. whose strength is entire. 
 
 2&!ir/, by Crasis for βωζρυσι, or αώουαι, from 
 4τώΧ,ω, or ιίωω. Th. σόοί. 
 
 Έΰαα•ί^οίΤξο$, ου, ο, the name of a man, 
 Sosipater. 
 
 Έωσον, άτω, \. a. imperat. act. tfutrav, part. 
 1. a. act. of ατώζω. 
 
 "Σύίττξαίτοζ, ου, a proper name, SostrStus.] 
 
 "Σωοττξον, ου, το, a physician's fee for curing 
 the sick ,- an offering to the gods for restoration 
 to health ; a reward for returning a fugitive 
 «slave ; a reward for restoration to liberty. 
 From (τάζω. 
 
 "Ίιωτίίξο,, «?, «, a feminine epithet, .a libera- 
 tor, deliverer, preserver. 
 
 'Σωτ^ΐξ, νίξοξ, ο, a preserver ; in N. Test, 
 our Saviour. From (Τωω, or α-ύξω. 
 
 "Σωττίζίοί, Kg, h, preservation, security, safety; 
 and 
 
 'Σύτνίξίον, ου, 70, the same ,• also expiation, 
 Septuag. From 
 
 'Σαατ^ζίος, ου, ο χα) h, salutary, wholesome, 
 preserving, savmg. From οΌ^νήξ. 
 
 'Σωτξον, ου, το, the wooden rim or felly of 
 a carriage wheel ; so called because σιύζίΐ, it 
 holds the spokes. 
 
 '^u<p^ov',for (τύφξονα, acc. sing, of (τύφ^ων: 
 
 ΣωφξονίΜ, ω, f nfoo. p. σίο-ωψξόντιχα, to be 
 wise, of a discreet mind ; to be discreet, chaste,, 
 or modest ; 1. a. Ιίταιφ^Όν^ισα, 1. α. imperat* 
 σωφζόννισον, άτω. From σώψξων. 
 
 '2ωφξόνΐΐ, VIS, 7ί, a proper name, Sophrone. 
 
 "Σωφξονιζω, f. ίσω, p. (Πσ'ύϋφξόνίχα, to make^ 
 wise or discreet, to bring any one to reflection ; 
 to chastise or correct, to amend, to moderate ;, 
 perf. pas. (πσωίρξΌνιίτμαι. From, οτωφξων. 
 
 'Σωψξόν/α'χος, ου, ό, a proper name, Sophro- 
 niscus. 
 
 Έωφξονίίτμοί, ου, ό, correction, a bringing to 
 a sense of duty. From ο-ωφξονίξΜ. 
 
 ^ωφ^Όνως, adv. with moderation or discre•» 
 tion, prudently. From σωψξων. 
 
 Έύφζοα•!, dat. pi. of (τύφρων. 
 
 ^ΰϋφξοα -vvf!, tis, '/I, moderation, modesty, chas» 
 tity ; also soundness of mind, sanity. From 
 
 "Σάφξ&ιν, ονοί, ό χα) h, wise, of sound judg•* 
 ment, discreet, using moderation. From σω$ 
 and φξήν. 
 
 2ί1'ΧΩ, to rub or bruise to pieces. 
 
 ^ύω, to move with a hastened step, to incite 
 or urge on. Frorn fftuu. 
 
 "Siuu, the same with <ίάω, σόω, (τωζω, Schneid^ 
 Lex. From a-oos. 
 
 TA 
 
 TAl' 
 
 T, the nineteenth letter in Greek ,- as a nu- 
 meral it denotes three hundred, and with a 
 mark underneath (τ J, three hundred thousand. 
 The Attics use it instead of σ; the lonians, in- 
 stead of B-, and the Dorians, for x. 
 
 Ύα, and with enclitic, τάίε, τάΙ\ nom. pi. 
 n. g. of 0, 71, TO, this, that ; andTa,Dor.for τ/• 
 also τα. Dor. for τγ• τα^ί, for τγ^ν τα χα) 
 τα, hither and thither, Bion. ii, 6.] 
 
 TaSJk, 'h, the name of a woman, Tabitha, 
 Syriac. 
 
 Ταζίτ), the name of Vesta among the Scyth" 
 ians. 
 
 ΤΑΤΓΗ, νΐζ, 71, a sort of swelling, when the 
 natural strength fails and the part τήχίται^ 
 grows soft. Hence 
 
 ΎαγγΙζω, to become rancid^ 
 
Ταλ 
 
 792 
 
 ΤΑΜ 
 
 Hence m 
 
 βν, rancid, rank. 
 2. a. jms. of rucrffu, y. ξω. 
 
 Engl. TANG. 
 
 Ύαγείξ, part. 
 2. a. pas. ίτοίγνν 
 
 Ύάγχίστξω, Att. and Dor. for r&> άγκ,ί- 
 
 0'ΤξΜ. 
 
 Ύάγμκ, &TOS, το, a band of soldiers, an ar- 
 ray, a legion ; ^s»» τάγμκτα:, l| κνοξων τίΤξχ- 
 κ(α•χ;/λίων ϊχασ•τον, ten legions, each of four 
 thousand men, I). Hal. lib. vi ; στξίατιαν 
 ί^οντι άζίόλογον τξίων των ταγμάτων, a re- 
 spectable army of about three legions, Strabo, 
 lib. iii ; where Casaub. erroneously says cohorts; 
 also a cohort, in Jos. B. J. iii, 6, 2, and Schel. 
 4to. in Hyginum, p. 90.• From τάοΌ-ω. 
 
 Ύΰίγοζ, ου, ο, a leader, commander, general. 
 From τάσσω. 
 
 Τάζω, to stretch, extend ; to seize, take •, 
 from the obsol. τάω^ 2. a. Ιτα,γον, whence 2yart. 
 2. a. ταγών, and Poet, τίταγων. Th. τύνω, 
 f. ίνω, p. τίτάκοί, 1. a. pas. ϊτίύ'/ίν. 
 Tahii, part. 1. a. pas. of τείνω. 
 Ύαύωσι, 3. pi. 1. α. subj. pas. of the pre - 
 ceding, 
 
 Ταί, Ion. far at, and Dor, for a'l• τa7σι,for 
 Tx7s. 
 
 Ταίνα-ξοί, ου, ο, according to Stephanus Τίξΐ 
 ΙΙόλίων, the name of a city, a promontory, and 
 a harbour, Tsenarus. 
 
 Tar/ix, di, h, a fillet, a band ; also a reef of 
 rocks in the sea ; also a sort of long worm. 
 Th. τύνω. 
 
 Taxixh Dor. for τγΐΆίο,ι, arid this Ion. for 
 TJj»«, 2. sing. pres. pas. of ττικ,ω. 
 
 Ύά,κύί, ίΐσα., iv, part. 2. a. pas. of τήκω, 
 f ξω, 2. a. 'ίτ&κον. 
 
 Ύχκίξοζ, ξά, ξον, melted, liquid; delicate, 
 effeminate. From τ^κω. 
 
 Ύα,χγισομαι, 2./. pas. of the same verb. 
 Ύακτα,,^οηι τακτοζ, which see. 
 TaxT^iscoi, 71, ov, skilled in military tactics ; 
 Tit ταχτικά, things belonging to tactics, the 
 military art. Th. τάσσω, to set in order or 
 array. 
 
 Τακτοί, VI, ov, set in order, drawn up, 
 stationed ; established, prescribed. 
 
 Ταλαζξγοί, cZ, ο κα) 'h, able to work, patient 
 of labour ; geyi. pi. ταλχίξγων. From τά- 
 λ«ί and εογον. 
 
 Ύάλα^ς, ου, ό, α proper name, Talathus. 
 Τάλα;να, m, 'h, a wretched woman. Th. 
 τοίλάω. 
 
 ΎαΧαίον'ίΙαί, ου, ο. Dor. for 
 ΤχλΆΪονί^Ϋΐ;, ου, ο, Ύαλαου -τταΤξ, ι. β. the 
 son of Talaus, Adrastus. 
 
 Ύαλαι-ττωζίω, f '/ισω, to be wretched, to un- 
 dergo suffering ; and actively, to cayse one to 
 suffer; ταΧαΐ'Τωζήσαζ, αντος, part. I. a. act. 
 ταλαι-^ωξούμίνοζ, part. pres. pas. See Ύαλαί- 
 
 ^ωξος. 
 
 Ύαλαΐ'ττωξία, as, h, wretchedness, misery, 
 distress, pain ; in Thucyd. ii, 49, according to 
 Gail, it should not be rendered pain or dysen- 
 tery, but prostration of strength or exhaustion, | mine 
 
 ivhich would be a consequence of the evacua* 
 tions. GaiVs Mem. sur Thucyd. p. 153.] 
 
 ΎαΧαΙττωξοζ, ου, miserable, unhappy, troubled. 
 From ταλάω and •π'ωζοζ. Hence 
 
 Ύαλαι^ωξωζ, adv. miserably, with diffi- 
 culty. 
 
 Ύαλακάξ^ίοί, ου, ο Jta) ί, having fortitude, 
 resolute against adversity. From ταλάω and 
 καξ^ίχ. 
 
 Ύάλαν, voc. sing, of τάλα;. 
 ΎαλχνταΤοζ, and -tx7oi, a'toi, a7ov, equal in 
 weight to a talent ; and 
 
 Ύαλαντίύω, to weigh, to balance ; Meta- 
 phor, to hold, suspend; pres. pas. ταλαντεύο- 
 μαι, to be weighed, to incline or tend towards. 
 From, ' 
 
 TA'AANTON, ου, TO, a balance ; origin- 
 ally the scale of a balance, Iliad viii, 69, and 
 cfterwards the weight, because it was put into 
 the scale in iveighing ; a denomination of 
 money called a talent, which consisted of 60 
 mince of \ 2 ounces ; the talent used in trade 
 ivas 80 minae of 16 ounces ; the large or Alex- 
 andrian talent was 100 mince of 20 ounces ; 
 as appears by Plaut. Mostell. Act. iii. Seen, ij 
 ver. 102, 114, and Priscian. Gramm. Vet. 
 vol. i, 134; Clarke, Num. Rom. Saxon, and 
 Anglic. Connexio, p. 395. The Egyptian was 
 the same with that used in commerce, Idem, p. 
 48 v3. The Euboean was the same with the 
 Attic talent of money, 6000 drachm<s, p. 395. 
 Hence in Engl, a talent. As if from, ταλάω, 
 to bear, because t;he balance bears the weighti 
 
 ΎαλατείξίΟζ, βν, ο χα) «, having experi- 
 enced trouble or distress. From τάλα; and 
 τε7ξα. 
 
 Ύαλατεν^τΐί, εος, ο χα) ii, bearing distress, 
 supporting grief with fortitude. From ταλάω 
 and 'τ'ενβος. 
 
 Ύάλάξο;, ου, ο, a basket in which the spindle 
 and yarn were jnit ; any basket ; also a vessel 
 for holding milk, grapes, ^c. ; a vessel used in 
 making cheese. Th. ταλάω. 
 
 Ύάλα;, άνοί, ο, f g. τάλαινχ, η. g. τάλαν, 
 voc. ω τάλαν, wretched, miserable. Th. τα- 
 λάω. 
 
 Ύαλχσ'ιχ, ας, ti, spinning or working wool. 
 Ύαλάσιον, wool ; that about which the τα- 
 λασ'ια, is employed. 
 
 Ύαλασίφξων, όνος, ο κ,α) h, oppressed with 
 troubles, patient in trouble. From ταλάω and 
 φξ'/ιν, the mind. 
 
 Ύχλαύ^τνοξ, ου, ο, patient of labour or trou- 
 bles ; ταλαύζ^ινον, adv. boldly, with fortitude. 
 
 ΤΑΛΑ'ίΙ, ω, to bear, endure, support, 
 suffer. 
 
 Ύαλύϋζ,ιοί, ου, ο, a proper name, Talthybius. 
 Ύαλι6ά, 'h, a Syro-Chaldaic word, indecl. 
 and signifying damsel, maiden, WahCs Lex. 
 TA'AI2, ιί^ος, η, a marriageable virgin. 
 Ύάλλα, for τα άλλα, pi. η. g. of άλλοξ- 
 adverbially, otherwise, however, but. 
 
 Ύάμά, for τα Ιμά, nom. pL n. g. of ίμοί. 
 
TAN 
 
 793 
 
 ΊΚη 
 
 Ταμάλκτνα, Ion, adv. the same as μάλιστα. 
 
 Τϋματα, Poet. Alt. and Dor. for to, ημοίτα, 
 days. 
 
 Ύάμι, Ion. for 'ίταμί, 3. Sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of τίμνω, and Dor. τάμΜΟ), f. μω^ 2, a. 
 'ίτϋμον, p. 'τ'ίτμηκα, J), m. τίτομα. 
 
 Ύαμύι, Ion. for τα,μΰ^ 3. nag. 2.f, act. 
 and 
 
 Ύαμίίΐν, for 
 
 Ύαμίΐν, 2. a. inf. act. of τίμνω. 
 
 Ύαμεΐον, ου, το, for τκμιΰον, a repository, 
 storehouse, granary. Th. ταμία;, ου, δ, a 
 steward or butler. 
 
 Ύαμίσ-όαι, 2. a. inf. m. of τίμνω. 
 
 ΎαμίίτΙ^ξωζ, ooi, δ xat h, an epithet of a 
 sharp-edged weapon, cutting tlie skin or flesh, 
 τίμνοιν τον χξόα. FroTn τίμνω and χξοοί, δ, 
 and contracted χξου;, χξοδ;, χζοίί, ^c. the skin 
 and subjacent flesh. Th. χξόα, a;, h, colour. 
 
 Ύαμία, or ταμ'αια. See Ύαμίτι. 
 
 ΤΑΜΓΑ2 (ταμίαζ), ου, δ, Ά steward, 
 butler, dispenser ; quaestor, pay-master, treas- 
 urer ; as iffrom τίμνω, to divide. 
 
 ΎαμίεΤον, ου, τό. See Ύαμί7ον. 
 
 Ύαμίίύομαι, to lay up, deposite, particularli/ 
 one's own things ; to lay up against the future ; 
 to use moderately or husband one's strength ; 
 hence also to govern with moderation ; to pre- 
 scribe ; mid. of 
 
 Ύαμίίύω, f. ίύ/τω, to act as steward, to dis- 
 pense ; to lay up for the public, and hence to 
 confiscate ; p. jias. τίταμίευσμαι. Th. τα- 
 μία;. 
 
 Ύαμίτΐξ, ου, δ. Ion. for ταμία;. 
 
 Ύάμΐίσος, the same as -πτύα, runnet, any 
 thing that causes coagulations Hesych. From 
 τίμνω, which see. 
 
 Ύάμνί, Ion. for ϊταμνί, 3. sing, imjierf. of 
 
 Ύάμνω, Dor. and Ion. for τίμνω. 
 
 Ύαμω, 2. f. ind. act. of τίμνω, part. 2. a. 
 ναμων. 
 
 Ύαν, Dor. for Tm, or ijv. But rav,for των, 
 erfor ων, of whom. 
 
 Ύανάγξα, a brazen vessel in which meat is 
 seasoned, pickled, or preserved. From τανύζιν 
 KPia;. 
 
 Ύαναγικ.'/);, io;, δ Kat h, having an extended 
 point ; extended, long, pointed. From τανύω, 
 to extend, and axh, an edge or point. 
 
 Ύάναί'ί, ϊΐο;, δ, the river Tanais, now called 
 the Don.] 
 
 TavavTia,for τα ίναντία• frotn Ιναντίο;, con- 
 te-ary, adverse. Th. avr), against. 
 
 Ταναόδί/ξβί, ου, δ κα) h, having a long neck, 
 long-necked, Aristoph. Av. 255. From τα- 
 ναδ; and ^ίίξα, the neck. 
 
 Τανάοί, οΰ, δ xai h, and ταναο;, h, ov, 
 stretched out, extended, long, tall ; hanging 
 down ; slender. From τανύω. Th. τύνω, to 
 extend. 
 
 Ύαν^λίγτι;, to;, δ χα) h, causing a long 
 sleep or repose ; causing a long agony ; an 
 epithet of death, causing τ) ταναδν λίγκτύαι, 
 any thing to lie in bed or lie down, for a long 
 
 ]00 
 
 time. From ταναδ;, long, and λίγα, to cause 
 to lie down. 
 
 Ύανϊχα, Dor. for Ttivixa, then. From 
 'hvixa, when. 
 
 Τάνταλο;, ov, δ, the name (f a man, Tan- 
 talus. 
 
 Ύανυγλωιτσο;, ου, δ χα) «, having a long 
 tongue ; having the tongue thrust out ; a bab- 
 bler. From τανύω, ivhich see, and γλωσσά, 
 the tongue. 
 
 Ύανυγλωχιν, ϊνο;, δ χα) «, having long 
 points ; pointed. From τανύω, which see, and 
 γλωχιν, Tvo;, h, a point. 
 
 Ύανυίύαξκ, a;, ή, Poet. Epith. of a woman, 
 having long or dishevelled hair. From τανύω, 
 for τείνω, to extend, and 'ihi^a, «, the hair. 
 
 Ύαννήζ'/ι;, ίο;, δ χα) fi, having a long point, 
 pointed ; long ; having the point or edge held 
 out. From τανύω, the same as τείνω, and 
 ax'/i. See Ύανα^ηχ'/ι;, the sume. 
 
 Ύανύύξί^, τοίχου;, δ κα) τι, having the hair 
 unbound, dishevelled, or bristly. From τανύω 
 for τείνω, and ^ξ)^, τξΐχο$, h, the hair. 
 
 Ύανΰν, also written τά νΰν, now. 
 
 Ύανύοντο, 3. j)/. imjh-.rf. pas. of τανύω, the 
 same as τείνω. 
 
 Ύανύ-^ίτλο?, ου, δ κα) νι, having a long robe 
 or veil. Fror.i τανύω, the same as τείνω, to 
 extend, and •π'ίττλο;, a woman's garment. 
 
 Ύανϋ'^ου;, o^o;, δ χα) h, having the feet ex- 
 tended, striding ; swift ; said of sheep, Hom. 
 Od. ix, 464. From ταναο; and τον;, the 
 foot. 
 
 Ύανύττίξο;, Poet, by Sync, for τανυα-ίττερο;, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύανυ-τΓτεξύγείτσι, dat. pi. Ion. and Poet, of 
 
 TawTrTi^'-yi,, υγο^, δ κα) η, having large or 
 extended wings ; ^y'vag swiftly ; the same as 
 τανύτττίξο;. From τανύω, for τείνω, and ττε- 
 ξυ% υγο;, «, the same as κττεξον, οΰ, το, a wing. 
 
 Ύανύρρίζα;, ου, δ χα) ν, having long, spread- 
 ing roots ; aw epithet of a tree. Froin τανύω, 
 for πίνω, and ρίζα, r,;, 'h, a root. 
 
 Ύανυσύε);, ε7σα, sv, part. 1. a. pas. of τανύω, 
 f ύσω, to extend ; 2. a. pas. ίτανύσβγ,ν. Th, 
 τείνω, the same. 
 
 Ύανυσί<7Ττεξο;, ου, δ χα) 7\, having, or flying 
 with, extended wings ; swift. From τανύω, for 
 τείνω, and τττεξδν, οΰ, το, a wing. 
 
 Ύάνυσ-ταν, 3. pi. τάνυσ•(τε, 3. nng. Ion, 1. Ολ 
 ind. act. of τανύω, the same as τείνω. 
 
 Ύανυστυ;, ύο;, 'h, the act of extending, draw- 
 ing, or bending ; extension. From the same. 
 
 Ύανύσφΰξο;, ου, δ χα) ί, extending the foot 
 in walking ; walking with great strides ; hav* 
 ing long, slender legs ; longshanked ; having 
 beautiful or delicate ancles, beautiful, Hes. in 
 Scido, ver. 35. From τανύω, for τείνω, and 
 ο•φυξδν, the ancle. Th. σφύζα, a mallet. 
 
 Ύανύτξίχα, acc. si7ig. of τανύ^ξΐ'^, which see. 
 
 Τανύω, to stretch, extend ; to bend as a 
 bow. From τείνω. 
 
 Τα'ξίαζχο;, ου, δ, the leader or commander 
 of a band of soldiers, Xen.^ 
 
TAP 
 
 Ϊ94 
 
 TAP 
 
 Ύα^ιόω, to set in order ; to arrange ; to 
 draw up in battle array. From 
 
 Τ«ξ/?, £wi, vi, order, arrangement ; the act 
 of arranging ; manner of drawing up soldiers ; 
 battle anay ; an army in order of battle ; a 
 body of men ; a legion, a cohort ; a station, 
 place, or post ; a suit or train of attendants ; a 
 condition or situation assigned ; a duty, office, 
 or emplov ; a tax ; order or regularity of con- 
 duct ; modesty in the countenance; resem- 
 blance ; κατΜ rhv τάζίν 'ΆιΙίλ^^αηΤίρ^;, Heb. V, 6, 
 after the likeness, or according to the order of 
 Melchisedech, as St. Paul vii, 15 ; ττ'ίΧαγοζ 
 T^'ifr.y/,; 'ίχ,ίΐ τίίξ;ν, Diod. Sic. p. 223. A. ed. 
 Motlieni. ; τάζ,ιν τύϋν τξότων, sort or kind of 
 manners, Tkeophr. 7. Th. τάσσω, or -ττω, 
 to set in order, arrange.] 
 
 Τχ\ΠΕΙΝ0^2, h, ov, humble, low ; keeping 
 near the ground •, base, mean, \\\e, contempti- 
 ble ; also in the sacred uyrilings, humble •, as if 
 from S-airT<y, to bury, Eustatli, from -ζ-χτίΊ- 
 <r4a.t, i. e. to be trampled on. 
 
 Ύα,τιινότ'/ΐί, viTo$, h, humility; abjectness ; 
 dejection. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύίχ,τανοφξοσΰνη, γ,;, h, humility ; poorness of 
 of spirit ; abjectness ; modesty. From 
 
 ΎατπινόφξΜν, ovo;, ο kou 'h, humble, low, 
 mcanspirited ; modest, diffident. From τα- 
 5Γί/νβί and ψοίιν, the mind. 
 
 Ύύίτανόΐΰ. ω, f. ωσω, p. ητ/χ,τύ'^ωχα, to make 
 humble ; to depress ; to degrade ; to diminish ; 
 to violate ; in Script, to afflict, to load with 
 distress •, \, a. Ιτα'ηίνωσχ, 1. a. siibj. act. τχ- 
 *3ηινώσω, ά;, 7]• J^'es. pas. rxTitvoo/uat, οΰμΛΐ, 
 p. pas. τίΤίίτηίνΜμχι, σοα, τα», 1. a. ind. pas. 
 iTiiTirjeu^yiv, 1. a. imperat. pas. rccmivaiOriTi, 
 Ttru}, and in 2. pi. roc^ruvaiurrTi, 1. a. ind. pas. 
 τα.'τηινωύ'ΑσομΆί^ j5, ;<rar/. Th. τα-ηη-ό:. 
 
 ToiTuvac, humbly ; abjectly ; meanly ; mod- 
 estly. From ταττϋΆ;. 
 
 Tarruvuffic, i&j:.h, the act of humbling, de- 
 basing ; humiliation; himiilitj^ ; debasement; 
 abject condition ; want. From •ηχ,•7ΐΐινόω, ■which 
 see. 
 
 ΤΑ'ΠΗ2 frciTriiJ, ij'To;, o, tapestry ; a 
 carpet ; any covering, as a blanket ; as if -ττά- 
 ν/ΐς, from ττΆΤίΐσ&αι, because carpets are spread 
 on the floor or ground ; dat. pi. τάττησιν. I 
 
 'Ya.'vpui'r.jfor τατ^ωτο., as soon as possible. 
 
 Th. ■ΤΓξΒ, 
 
 ΎαοΛντΐνοι, eav, οι, the Tarentines.] 
 Ύαοάϊ,η, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. and 
 ΎαζΆσσομίνων, gen. pi. part, i^res. j)as. of 
 ΤΑΡΑ'22Π, or -ττω, f. \c,}, p. τίτάξΆ^α, 
 to trouble, disturb ; to make muddy by stin-ing, 
 as water ; to vex, disquiet ; to terrify ; to 
 cause apprehension or consternation ; 1. a. 
 ΐτάξοία., a;, i, and in 3. /;/. Ιτά^αξαν p?rs. 
 imperat. pas. τΛζάσσου, ίσίω, perf. jms. ητά- 
 ξο,γμίίΐ, ξα/, xrui, part. p. pas. τίτίίξαγμίνο;, 
 η, ο», 1. α. ind. pas. ίταοάχ^ύγιν. 
 
 Ύΰίξάττίσβα,ι, pres. inf. pas. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Ύαξ7:χνι, ^ί, γ),. trouble, tumult, disorder, 
 
 consternation ; a crowd, an uproar ; a sedition. 
 From the same. 
 
 Ύάξο,χ^ο;, ου, Ό, the saine ; and from the 
 same, 
 
 Ύαξχχά^ιι;, £«?, ο χα) ίι, full of trouble or 
 disorder ; tumultuous ; having a troubled spirit. 
 From the same. 
 
 Ύαξζίω, f. ήσω, to fear ; to reverence ; to 
 tremble at ; to honour ; to cause fear. ΓΛ. 
 τάξζο;, ioi, TO, fear, terror. 
 
 Ύα,οζ'/,σχντί, nom. dual. part. 1, a. act, of 
 of the preceding verb. 
 
 TA'PB02, iog, TO, fear, terror, dread, ap- 
 prehension ; asifbySync.forTa^xQoi. From 
 τίχ,ξάσσω, to disturb, trouble. 
 
 Τκξγκίνω, to disturb ; probably from ταξύσ•- 
 σω, which see. 
 
 Ύοίξγ«.ΐ"/ί, '/,ς, ί, a tie, a knot ; a band or 
 noose ; a fetter, shackle ; a chain ; Att. for 
 σαογάν/ι. 
 
 'ΐαξϊ^ίΰω, f ιύσω, to season, pickle, pre- 
 serve, smoke, diy, or harden, meat, fish, or 
 pulse. From 
 
 TA'PIX02 (ταοί^^ο;), ου, ο, or is;, το, fish 
 dried, pickled, or salted ; meat salted or pickled; 
 a pickle or preserve. 
 
 Ύα,ξμύσσω, to terrify ; as if ταξζύσσω. From 
 τάξζος. 
 
 Ύάξν/ι, 9!s, h, the name of a country, Tame. 
 
 TAPO'2, ξΆ, ξον, swift, prompt ; as if from 
 TKM, to extend, or <7ττάω, to fly. 
 
 Ύά.ο'ττημ.ίν, Ion. for Ιτάο-τ'/ιμζν, 1, pi. 2. a. 
 ind. pas. and 
 
 Ύάξ-Τ'/ισαν, Ion. for ΙτΆξΤ'/ισαν, 3. pi. 2. a, 
 ind. pas. of τίοττω, f. -ψω, 2. a. εταρ<τον, to 
 deliffht. 
 
 TA'FPO0O2, ου, 
 
 0, an assistant ; one 
 
 who runs swiftly to assist ; an avenger. 
 
 Ύα,ζσος, or Tocppo;, ου, ο, a hurdle, a crate, 
 in tvhich any thing τίξσ'ίτοα, is dried, Aristoph, 
 ΛΊώ. 227 ; any thing like a crate or bundle of 
 rods ; as the wing of a bird, witli the feathers ; 
 the palm of the hand, udth tlie fingers ; the 
 sole of the foot ; the broad part of aij., oar. 
 There is also •■ 
 
 Ύαζσο;, οΰ, ri, the name of a ciij/,• Tarsus, 
 (f Ciiicia, tlie country of St. Paul. 
 
 TA'PTAP02 f τΰίξτα,ξοζ J , ου, ο, and in pi. 
 TO, τάξταοα, Tartarus ; the infernal regions ; a 
 dark place ; a prison ; as if from τα,ξύ,σσω, to 
 trouble, terrify. 
 
 Ύοίοταοίω, ω, f. ώσω, p. τίταξτχξωχχ, to 
 thrust down into the infernal regions; to cast 
 into prison ; it occurs once, τα,ξτιχ,ξωσοί; σαξα,Ί; 
 ζόφου, 2 Pet. ii, 4, to cast into Tartarus or 
 Hades, Mede, Dis. iv, j). 24 ; 1 . a. ίτ»οτχοωσα, 
 part. 1. n. ταξταξύσας. Th, τύξταξο;. 
 
 Ύαζτ'^σσιοξ, ου, a Tartessian.] 
 
 Ύαο(ρία., adverbially, often, frequently ; with 
 violence, vehemently. From τοί^φ^ι;, which 
 see. 
 
 Ύα,οφ'ίΐζ, nom. pi. of τα,ξΐρ•/}?, or τχξφυ;, 
 io;, κα) h, thick, frequent. Th, τ^ξφος. 
 
 Ύοί,ξφειοί, a, o'j, and τκξφίιι, ios, ο κκ) h^ 
 
TAT 
 
 795 
 
 TAX 
 
 thick, abounding with ; close. From the same 
 Th. 
 
 Ύάξφ'.σιν, dat. pi. of the same. 
 Ύάξψ'/ι, yi;, vi, the name of a city of tlie Lo- 
 erians, so named from the thick wood surround- 
 ing it. 
 
 Ύαξφίΐί, ίος, ο κα) ri, thick. See Ύαξψίίό;. 
 Th. τάξφοξ. 
 
 Ύα.ξ<ρ9'ήμίναι^ Dor. for tio^Srivai, \. a. inf. 
 pas. ofτίξ^zrcJ,f. -φω. 
 
 ΤΑ'ΡΦ02, ioi, TO, thickness, particularly of 
 woods ; a thicket, a forest ; as if τξάφοζ, from 
 τξίφω, to nourish ; because it nourishes animals. 
 Hence 
 
 Ύκξψν;, ε«ί, ό χΆΐ r,, the same as ς-αοφαο;, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύκξφω, to dry. From ηίοω, the same. 
 
 TA'PXEA, ων, τα, and τα,ξ^α), ων, χΊ, 
 
 funeral rites, obsequies, solemnities ; perhaps 
 
 from τχξΆχ^^, trouble or affiicuon, for the dead. 
 
 Ύαξχ^ίύω, τα,ξχ^ίω, and -ύω, to perform or 
 
 solemnize funeral rites and ceremonies. From 
 
 the preceding. 
 
 Taj, Dor. far rni. So 'Τκα^ι, for i-yicrtt, κ.α,) 
 •tuvms, and τα? for ri$. 
 
 ΤΛ'22Ω, or -ττω, f ζω, p. τ'ίτα^α, to ar- 
 range, set in array ; to place ; to appoint, to 
 establish ; to give charge to ; to set at the 
 head ; to command ; to assign, determine ; to 
 set a price ; to assess ; \. a. ϊτοίξα, a,;, s• j)res. 
 m. τάσσομαι, to pay by fixed paj-ments ; to 
 set days for payment ; p. pas. τίταγμαί, 'ξαι, 
 χτχι, part. p. pus. τ&ταγμ.ίνο;, y„ ov, establish- 
 ed, fixed; 1. a. m. ίτα,ζάμην, ω, α.το, part. 
 1, a. m. Ι•τα|ά^ίνβί. 
 
 Ύάττωμΐν, 1. pi, pres. subj. ad. of τάττω, 
 ar -σσω. 
 
 Ύϋίτωμίναί, Dor. for ττιτώμινοζ, deprived of 
 any thing ; part. pres. pas. of τ-/,τάω, to de- 
 prive of. 
 
 Ύ(χ.ϋγ'-τοΐό, gen. Ion. of 
 Ύα,ύγίτο;, ου, ο, the name of a mountain in 
 Laconia, Taygetus. 
 
 Ύανβ\ rohen foUoived by an aspirate is used 
 for TBLVTa, nom. 2)1. n. g. of ούτο;, uvt'/j, τούτο, 
 this. 
 
 Ταϋ'λ/βν, ou, TO, Att. and Dor. for ro οίυλιον, 
 a stable or stall. Th. auKvi, ??, h, an entry 
 or hall, 
 
 Ύαύοίΐοξ, ίίχ, siov, and τχύζίο;, ίχ, lov, of or 
 relating to or like a bull. Th. τχΖξος, a bull. 
 ΎαυξΤΊ^ον, adv. like a bull ; savagety, fiercely. 
 From the same. 
 
 Ύαυξοχ.α0κ•φίΜ, χ:, *i, a hunting, fighting, or 
 baiting of bulls, frst instituted by the Thessa- 
 lians ; afterwards in the reign of Julius 
 Ccesar introduced in the Circus at Rome, and 
 thence in other cities as a public shoiv. See 
 Plin. N. H. I. viii, c. 45, and Marm. Oxon. 
 xxxvii. 
 
 Ύαυξόομαί, ουμΆΐ, to look savage or fierce 
 like a bull, Eurip. Med. 92.] 
 
 ^α,υξοτατωξ, ooos, ο kol) i), begotten by a 
 bull. From Tougoi and -τατγ,ο, a father. 
 
 TAT^P02, ou, 0, a bull ; one of the twelve, 
 signs, Taurus ; any thing huge ; a vast 
 mountain in Asia ; the periuaeum ; a 7nans 
 name ; dat. }ύ. ταύξοι;, ταύοω;. Dor. for ταύ• 
 ξου?, ace. pi. 
 
 Ύαυοοφ'ονο;, ou, ο ««i v\, a killer of bulls. 
 From τανξο; and φινω, to kill or slay ; j?. tn. 
 •^■ίφονα. 
 
 Ύαυξόω, Z,f. ώσω, to change into a bull. 
 TuZT\fQr ταϊτα, nom. or ace. pi. of ou ro?y 
 auTYi, τούτο, Alt. I.>n. and Dor. for ^la, τχΰτχ, 
 on account of these things •, τν.Ζτχ is also used 
 as «7i adverb, to express, what is more, espe- 
 cially, particularly ; κχ) τχΰτχ, and therefore ; 
 and these things too ; τχΰτχ, Dor. uS^ol. and 
 Poet, for τη αΙτΤι. 
 
 Ύχυτ», the same ; for τα. χυτά. 
 Ύχύτχν, Dor. for ταύτην, acc. sing, f g. of 
 ovTo?, xvT'/i, τοΰτο, this. 
 
 Ύχύτη, dat. sing, of the same, used as an 
 adverb, thus far, in this way ; by these means ; 
 on that account ; for that reason. 
 
 Ύχυτολογ'ιχ, χς, r„ tautology ; a repetition of 
 the same idea in different luords ori)hrases. 
 From 
 
 Ύχυτολόγοί, ov, ό x.x) h, using tautology; 
 repeating the same idea in different terms ; 
 Txvro λί^ων. 
 
 Ύχυτόμα,το;, ου, ό y.xi h, for χυτομχτοί^ 
 acting or doing any thing voluntarily or sponta- 
 neously ; τχυτΌμ,χτον, whatever happens by 
 chance. 
 
 Ύάφι, Ion. for ίτχφί, 3, sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. and 
 
 Ύα,φύ;, part. 2. a. pas. of Β^ά'τττω, f. 'φω, 
 to bury ; to be stupefied ; 2. a. ind. pas. \τά- 
 φ-^,ν. 
 
 Ύχφτ), y,i, '/ι, burial, interment •, funeral 
 charges. From the same. 
 
 Τάφίοι, ων, 01, a proper name, a nation so 
 called. 
 
 Τάφο;, ou, Ό, a hillock ; a mound ; a tomb ; 
 a sepulchre; interment, funeral obsequies; a 
 funeral festival ; an interred body, a corpse, 
 Thucyd. \, 134; also astonishment. Th. 
 Β-χττω, to bury. ] 
 
 Ύάφξο;, ou, 0, a ditch ; a pit ; a sepulchre ; 
 a grave ; a dungeon. Th. S -άττω. Also 
 
 Ύάφξοί, a ditch or trench defended with 
 stakes or palisades. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύχφων, 2^ort. 2. a. act. when denved from 
 Β-άττω, it is the same as Β-ά-φας, haAnng buriedi 
 whoi derived from Βτιτω, it means the same as 
 Βχμζήσ•χς, amazed, astonished ; 2. a. 'ίταφον^ 
 J), m. TiuyjTx. 
 Txx,for 
 
 Ταχ^χ, adv. qulckl}', speedily, soon ; per- 
 haps ; easily. Th. ταχ;υ;, iog, swift. 
 Ύχχ;ίε;, nom. pi. of τχχ^ύ;. 
 Τάχα, dat. sing, of τάχ^ο?, εοί, το, quick- 
 ness. 
 
 ΎχχίΤα, ας, h,f. g. of ηχχυς, ios, swift. 
 Ύα^ίων, gen. pi. of the same. 
 
ΤΕΓ 
 
 7^6 
 
 ΤΕΘ 
 
 Ύΰί-^ίωί, adv. quicklj', soon, speedily. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Ύοί^ίηνα,ι, 1. a. inf. pas. of τάσσω, f. ζω, 
 tuhich see. 
 
 Ύα,χ^'ΐνοί, «, 61', swift, quick, active, prompt ; 
 ταχ^ίνα,, Poet, fr τα,χ^ιναί;, and this for τα~ 
 χ'ιως. Th. ra^^vi. 
 
 Τά;χ<ον, adn. sooner ; more quickly or speedi- 
 ly. From rav/av, ccmpar. of ra^u;. 
 
 Ύύ.χ^ιστοί, very quickly ; as soon as possi- 
 ble ; vYiV ταρί^ίστ/ιν, SC. νίμίξχν, or ωξα,ι, Th. 
 ναχύς. 
 
 Ύοίχύί, ίοί, TO, swiftness, quickness, readi- 
 ness. From Ύ(χ.χ^{ΐζ. 
 
 Tcip^v, ado. quickly, swlftlj', speedily. Th. 
 
 Ύοίχ^υά^^ωτο;, ου, ο χ,α) γι, easily taken or 
 caught. From ταχΐ? and κλιοτό;. 
 
 Ύα.χ^ν'^ξόμοί, ου, ό και ί), running swiftly ; 
 a runner. From ταχύς and τζίχ^ω, f 9ξίξω, 
 p. '^ι^ξάμ-'Λκα, 2. c. ι^ξα,μο•/, p. m. ^ζ^ξομχ, 
 to run ; hence ^οόμο;, a race. 
 
 Ύαχ^υνίΤ, 3. sing. l.f. act. of 
 
 Ύα.χϋνω, f. ϋνω, to lip.stcn, quicken, acceler- 
 ate ; to inake liaste. Th. τα^ύ;. 
 
 Ύαχ^υτζίθη?•, ίος, ο χα) τι, tractable, obedient ; 
 credulous, easy to be persuaded. From τάχους 
 and νύύω, to persuade. 
 
 Ύαχύττο-τμοί, ου, ο κα) η, for ό τλ> τα,χίΐ 
 ντΌτμω ΰτοηταγμίνοζ, liable to sudden death ; 
 dying quickly ; also causing a quick death. 
 From ταχυί and ^roTfics, death. 
 
 Ταχύτω?./);, having svrift horses ; a skilful 
 horseman. Fro?n ταρ^υ;, swift, and ^Μλ/>;, 
 ου, β, a colt. 
 
 TAXT'2 {τα.χυ;), ίΤα, li, quick, swift, 
 speedy ; prompt, precipitate ; compurat. τα- 
 •χύτίξί,ί, or, more usually τχφίων, and Κάσσων, 
 ayi.d ~ττων, superl. ταχύτατο;, or τάχιστοι' 
 us τάχιστα, as swift as possible. 
 
 Ύάχΰτκί, ατο;, a. Dor. for 
 
 Ύηχυτ'/,;, >}το;, h, quickness, speed, velocity; 
 promptness ; also ταχύτ-ή?, *ιτοί. Th. ταχύζ. 
 
 Ύαχυτί^τ, for ταχύτητα, acc. sing, of the 
 2)recedi?ig. 
 
 Ύάω, τω, to take ; thence hy Eustoth. τάζω. 
 
 Ύάων, jEoc. for τω*, gen. pi. f. g. of h, 
 this. 
 
 TA,Q,'2 ( ταως), and ταω;, ω, and ταων, 
 avos, ό, a peacock. 
 
 TE', a copulative conjunction, and ; it al- 
 ways follows the ivord which it connects, as iTn 
 τϊ, and he said ; τϊ and αξα are soiiieLimes 
 apostroj)hized, as τ ao. 
 
 Ύ\, Ώ or. for σ\, thee. 
 
 ΤΕ'ΓΓΩ, /. \ω, to tinge ; to moisten, 
 soften ; to weep ; to colour or dye ; to touch ; 
 Tiyyu'j -φίνό-ι λόγον, to Stain a discourse wilh 
 falsehood ; i. e. to lie. 
 
 ΎΙγία, Ion. Ύίγίη, a toion in Arcadia, 
 Tegea. 
 
 Ύίγϋί, for τίγίίβ;, next to the roof ; high, 
 elevated. From τίγος, which see. 
 
 Ύίγχτοί, h, ov) wet, bedewed ; stained, ting- 
 
 ed ; susceptible of being softened ; that majr 
 be stained or moistened. Th. τ%γγω. 
 
 Ύ'ίγο:, ίοζ, το, the roof ; a house ; for στί*• 
 γοί, το, the same ; Poet, for λόφος, or οξοί, a 
 hill or mountain. Th. στίγω, to cover. 
 
 Ts'^v, Poet, and Dor. for σίιν, acc. sing.f. g. 
 (f σο;, y•,, ov, thine. Th. συ, thou. 
 
 Ύιύαλότοί, Dor. for τίΰηλΌτοί, part. perf. 
 VI. acc. sing, of 3-άλλω, to flourish. See 
 
 Ύεβκ?^υ7α, j)art. perf. m. f. g. of 9-άλλω^ 
 f αΧω, to flourisli ; p. in. τί^'/ιλα, and τί^αλα, 
 jyart. p. m. τίύΆ7^ω;, υΐα, Ό;. 
 
 Ύζ^άρρ'/,κχ, perf ind. act. qf9■appίω, to have 
 boldness or confidence. From θάρρος, so;, TOf 
 the same as 9-άζσο;, to;, το, confidence. 
 
 Ύ'^αξσγ,χασι, 3. ^ύ. perf. act. of Βαξσίω, to 
 have boldness or confidence. Th. 3-άξσο;. 
 
 Ύίίάφαται, lou. for τί^αμμίναι ίίσι, 3. pi» 
 perf. pas. of 9-ά<ζ'τω, to bury. 
 
 Ύεύζάμαι, perf. pas. of 3-ίάομαι, f. m, άσο- 
 μαι. 
 
 ΎζύίΤίν, Att. by Sync, for τίθύνισαν, 3. pi. 
 1, a. opt. jtas. of τΊύνίμι, f. Β^'^σω, 1. a. pas, 
 ίτί6•/ίΥ, to put or place. 
 
 Ύ'ίύιικα, perf act. and 
 
 Ύ^ίΐμαι, peif. pas. of τΊύ'/ιμι. 
 
 ΎίβίμζΧίωτο, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. Att. and 
 Ion. of S -ίμίλΐύω, f. ύσω, p. τιύιμιΧιωχ,α, to 
 lay a foundation. From Β^εμίλιο;, ου, ο, a 
 foundation. Th. Β-ιμίλιον, ου, το, the same. 
 
 Ύ'ίΰ'/.λα, a;, i, p. m. and 
 
 T-JviXii, 3. sing, pluperf. m. Ion. of 
 8-άλλω, to flourish. 
 
 Ύίί^,ναι, 1. a. 17 f. pas. of τΊύτ,μι, f. Β•νσω, 
 
 1. a. pas. ΐτίύ'/ίν, to put or place. 
 
 Ύ'ίύ'/ινα, /?. m. of Β-άττω, to bury ; 2. f, 
 ίταφον, perf. inf. iii. τί^Υί-ττίναι, part. perf. m. 
 τίύ'/,τω;, v7a, o;. 
 
 Ύιθγισα,το, by Ion. by Pleonasm, for luriffoiTOy 
 3• sing. 1. a. m. of Βάομαι. 
 
 Ύίβλασμ'ίνο;, part. p. pas. of Βλάω, f. άσω, 
 to break. 
 
 Ύίίλιμμ'ίνο;, 9i, ov, part, perf. pas. of Βλ'ιζω^ 
 f. '^^ω, p. τ'ίύλιφα, to press, weigh down ; 
 afflict. 
 
 Ύίύμιο;, legitimate, appointed, accustomed. 
 From 
 
 ΤΕΘΜΟ'2, a law ; a custom ; a rule ; as if 
 from τΊί'/ιμι. 
 
 Ύίύναα, p. m. of Βν%σχω, to die, as if from, 
 9-νάω. 
 
 Ύ'ίόνα,ύι, pres. imperat. Tzova'tviv, pres. opt. 
 Ttuvavai, pres. inf τίύνας, part. pres. of τ'ίθψήμι, 
 to die ; and this from 9-νάω, or Βν/ισκω, to die ; 
 
 2. f m. 9-ανΰΰμαι, p. act. τίβνηχα, 2. a. 
 siavov. 
 
 Ύίΰνα'ιγ,ν, pres. opt. of τΊύν/ιμι, for Β-ν^σχω, 
 to die ; some think it jmt by Ionic reduplica- 
 tion, for Bva'im, 2. a. opt. act. of τϋνημι 
 
 Ύίύναίμιν, α7τζ, αΐίν, by Sync, for nSvairi- 
 μιν, α'ιητι, a'lmav, plur. num. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Τζθνάχ,αμιν, Dor. for τζ6νήχαμιν, 1. pi, perf. 
 act. if Βν/ισκω, p. τ'ίβνη?ίΧ} to die. 
 
ΤΕΘ 
 
 79.7 
 
 ΤΕΚ 
 
 Ύί6ν5,κωί, oros, dead ; Dor, for riSvvtKus, 
 part. p. act. of Β-νήσ-κω, ρ, act. τίΰν/ικα. 
 
 TiivKfAiv, Ion. and τΐβνάμίναι, Dor. for 
 
 Ύίβναναι, pres. inf. of τίβνημι, for ^ντίίτχω, 
 to die. But 
 
 Ύζθνα,ναι is contracted for riuvaivcii, p. inf. 
 m. and 
 
 Ύίβνα,σι, for riuvaa.tr i, 3. ^>/. perf. m. of 
 Β-ν^α-χ-ω. p. m. τίόναα. 
 
 Ύε^να,τω, S. siiig. imperat. pres. of τίόναόι, 
 of r'^ύvr,μ^for Β-νήσζω. 
 
 Ύίίηικ,χ, Bceot. for τίύνπΗ,α^ P^rf• i^d. act. 
 of Βνγισκω. 
 
 Ύίύνίίως, ΰϋτοξ, hy Sync> for nhnx&is, ότοζ, 
 p)art. perf. act. Boiot. of B-myiitku, 2. f. m. 
 Βκνον/χαι, perf. act. τίόνηκα,, and Boeot. τΐ- 
 ivitica, 2, a. %6avov, p. m. τίύναα,. 
 
 Ύίβνίωζ, ωψοζ, and Poet. TiSvnooi.ifor ^ηθνη- 
 κωί, part. j}erf. act. of ^νήσκω, p. act. riuvrt- 
 κ,ΰί, to die. 
 
 TiuvyDta., Kit t, and in 3. j)^• τεύν/ικοκτι, 
 perf. act. and 
 
 Ύίύνγ)•Ατω, 3. sing, perf imperat. act. of 
 Βντιτκ,ω, wliich see. 
 
 Ύίύνγι^ω, 1' f of Tiuvnfica., formed in the 
 Syracusan fashion from τίθν/ικ,α, of 2-νήσκω. 
 
 Ύίάνγιωζ, Poet, for rsoviois, which see, 
 
 TiSvui, by Sync, for τίόνχω;, part. p. m. of 
 Β^ν'ιΐΐΤΗ,ω. 
 
 Ύίύ'οΧωηχ,ι, 3. sing, perf pas. of Β-ολόω, to 
 disturb ; to defile. Th. Β-ολο;, oZ, ό, mud, 
 filth. 
 
 Ύίύοξίΐν, Ion. by Anadiplas. for ΒοξίΤν, pres. 
 or 2. a. inf. act. of Β-όξω, or Βοξίω, to leap forth 
 or upon. 
 
 Ύεόξκμ,μίνίΐν, acc. sing. part. p. pas. f g. 
 of τξίφω, f. "φω, to nourish ; 2. a. 'ίτξο,φον, 
 p. pus. τίόξαμμΛί. 
 
 Ύιθξα,σ&αι, Dor. for ητζ^ιτύαι, perf. inf. 
 pas. (f τίτξάίυ, or τίτξγιμι, f. τζ'/κτω, to bore 
 through ; p. pas. τίτξ'/ίμαι. 
 
 Ύίβζανο-μίνο;, wounded, broken ; part. perf. 
 JMS. of Βξ«.ύΛΐ, to break. 
 
 ΎίόξίΤ'Τΰξα,ττίί, 0, drawn by four horses ; 
 riding in a car with four horses. From τί- 
 ^ύιττον, TO, a car or chariot drawn by four 
 horses, and βαίνω, to go, to ascend. 
 
 Ύίόςΐ7Τ9Τΰζ, ου, ο χ,α) 'h, having four horses ; 
 'Γί6ξt<7Γ^;tov, scil. οίξμα., a two-wheeled carriage 
 drawn by four horses. From τιτζο,ς, aho?, 
 the number four ; four together. From τ'%σ- 
 σα,ξΖίί and Ίττττος, a horse. 
 
 Ύί6ξΐ'7τ•;το'Γξοφία}., ω, to keep chariot horses ; 
 to keep four horses for a chariot. From 
 
 Ύίβξίττοτξόφοξ, ov, κ,α.) h, one who keeps 
 chariot or carriage horses. From τίβξΐ'^τον, 
 70, and τξίφω, to keep or nourish. 
 
 Ύίόυμίνοζ, '/I, ov, part. p. pas. of Βυω, f σω, 
 p. TiovK-oi, to sacrifice, to immolate, 
 
 Ύίβυμωσύa^^perf. irf. pas. of BυμΌω,f. ωσ•ω, 
 p. τ^-όύμωκκ, to provoke to anger. Th. Βυμοζ, 
 anger, temper. 
 
 Ύζθυωμ'ίνοί^ τι, ov, jmrt. p. pas. of Buoio, to 
 
 smell sweetly; to emit an agreeable odour. 
 Th. Βύω, to slay. 
 
 Ύύν, and rh, Ion. Poet, and Dorr, for e-ai, 
 dat. sing, of συ, thou. 
 
 Ύύνα,ς, uvTos, part. 1 . a. act. of 
 
 ΤΕΓΝίΙ, f. <πνω, ρ,, τίτακοί, to stretch, 
 extend, distend, draw tight ; to tend pr go 
 directly to ; to endeavour strenuously ; to re- 
 late or refer to ; to concern ; 1, a. sTsivety 
 p. m. τίτονοί. 
 
 Ύύξεβί, τχ, the stars. From τύοω. 
 
 Ύίΐξίσ'ια,;, ου, ό, a proper name ; a celebrated 
 Theban diviner, Tiresias. 
 
 Ύύξίτο, Ion. for ίπΊζζτο, 3. sing, imperf. 
 pas. of 7ίίξομοίΐ. Th. τείξω, to vex. 
 
 Ύίΐξίω, ω, f. ήσω, p. τεπΊοτικα, to conquer, 
 to pierce ; to rub or wear down. See Ύείξω. . 
 
 Ύεΐζ'/ΐ(τω, εΐί, ει, ^-f of τείξεω, the same as 
 τείξω, to vex ; which see. 
 
 Ύείξομενοίο-ιν, dut. p/. jmrt. pres. pas. of 
 τείξω. 
 
 Ύείξονη, Dor. for τείξουοΊ, 3. pi. pres. 
 ind. of 
 
 ΤΕΓΡΩ, f. τεξω, to vex, aflilict, subdue j 
 to bruise fine, to waste, consume ; 2. a, ετα- 
 pov. 
 
 Ύείχ,εσ•ι•7τΧ'Α7νΐί, βυ, ο, one who shakes walls 
 or ramparts. From τί7χ;οί and ^λϊίσο-ω, to 
 strike, smite. 
 
 Tzix^iM,for τειχ,ίζω, to wall round ; to for- 
 tify. Th. τεΊχ^οζ. 
 
 Ύίΐχ^εων, gen. pi. of τεΐρ^οξ. 
 
 Ύειχήζπς, εος, ο κ,α) 'h, shut up within walls ; 
 besieged. From τεΤχ^ο; and α,ξω, to fit, 
 adapt. 
 
 '^^'Z'^^'J^• '"''^f P• 'τετεί^ικα, to lay a wall ; 
 to inclose with a wall, to fortify ; 1. σ. ίτεί- 
 ^tcfa. Th. τιϊχ^οζ, εοζ, το, a wall. 
 
 Ύειχιόεΐζ, Όισσα, όεν, fortified ; walled. Frojn, 
 τίΊχ,οί, εοξ, το, a wall. 
 
 Ύ'αχ^ΐον, ου, το, a little wall ; a defence, forti- 
 fication, a house, Horn. ; dim. from the same, 
 
 Ύιι•χ^'ίσαι, 1. a, inf. act. and 
 
 Ύειχκτύ'τ^ναι, \. ο. inf. pas. of τειχ^ΊΖ,ω. 
 
 Ύειχιστνα, ου, ο, one who lays or builds 
 walls ; a mason. From 3. sing. p. pag. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Ύίΐχ^ομαχ^ε&ι, to attack the walls ; to make 
 an assault. Hence 
 
 Ύειρζομαχ^ία, and Ion. -l•/!, an attack of the 
 walls. From τεΊχ^ος and μάχ^ομαι, to fight. 
 
 ΤΕΓΧ02, εος, TO, a wall, rampart ; any 
 
 place defended by a wall or rampart •, a city, 
 
 castle, fortress ; τεΊχ^κ, fortified places ; τε7•)(^ος 
 
 ζύλινον, a pile of wood ; a funeral pile ; as if 
 
 from τευ^Μ, to pile up. 
 
 Ύειχοφΰλαξ, «.κος, ο χα) «, a guard or keeper 
 of the Avails ; a sentinel. From τείγ^ος and 
 φύλαζ, χα) '/ι, a keeper. Th. φνλάσα-Μ. 
 
 Tix'yfor TiKt, Ion. for Ίτιχε, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 ind. act. Also τ'εχε, 2. a. imperat. act. of 
 T'iXTu,f. τ'ε\ω, to bring forth ; p, m. τ'ετοχα. 
 
 Ύεχεσύαι, 2. a. inf. m. of the same. 
 
 ΎεχεΰΊΠ, dat. j)l. Ion. for τίχεα•/, from 
 
TEK 
 
 '98 
 
 TEA 
 
 TtKOif toiy ro, offspring. Th. τίκτα;, to bring 
 forth. 
 
 Ύίχίτ%β)ν TiKtTo, Ion. for ίτ'ίκτο, 3. sing. 
 2. a. m. of r'tKTu, to briiog forth ; /. τίξ&;, and 
 m. Ti^ofxcti, 2. a. ετ-χον. 
 
 ΎίαμχίξομΆΐ, '/i, ira-i, to bring to a conclu- 
 sion ; to accomplish ; to plan, contrive ; to de- 
 clare, foretell -, to observe or remark ; to con- 
 jecture ; to judge from marks or circumstances; 
 1. a. m. ίτίχμ'/ίξώμίΐν. From τίκμούξω, 
 
 Ύεκ,μαίξίι», to show, demonstrate or prove 
 
 from certain signs, marks or arguments. From 
 
 TE'KMAE, &το;, TO, the end, issue, or 
 
 result of an?/ thing ; the object, of any thing; 
 
 a sign, omen, prodigy ; death. 
 
 Ύίχμ'^οΐΰν, ου, το, a conjecture, argument, 
 proof, criterion, instance j a mark or infallible 
 sign. From τ'ίκ,μκξ. 
 
 Ύίκμωξ, το, the same as τίχ,μκζ, the end or 
 object one lias in vieiu ; proof ; a testimony ; 
 a mark or sign ; death. 
 
 T'ixvoi, τα, children, sons ; mnn. pi. of 
 ■r'iK'^ov, ivhich S-'e. 
 
 Ύίχ,νίον, ov, TO, a child; a little son or 
 daughter. 
 
 'YiK'joyo'iiO},f, r,aOu, p. τίτίκνογόνί^κκ, to bear 
 or beget children ; 1. «. ίτίχνογόν/ΐσ-α. 
 
 ΎίκνογονίΆ, a;, h, childbirth ; procreation, 
 matrimony. From 
 
 Ύίκνογόνοξ, ov, KCi) h, begetting children ; 
 bearing children. From τίκνον and -^ζίνομαι, 
 to be born ; j). m. γίγονχ. 
 
 Ύίκνον, ου, το, a birth ; offspring, a child ; a 
 son ; a daughter ; τίκ,Μκ, ων, τα, children. 
 From τίκτω, to beget ; to bear children. 
 
 Ύίχνο<ΡΓοήω, to beget childi-en ; to adopt a 
 child. Fro?n τίκνο-ττούς. 
 
 Ύί-Λ-ίο'ποίΥιύΥίσομαί, l.y. bid. pas. of the pre- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 Ύίχνοττοιια, a;, h, the producing of children, 
 Xen.] 
 
 TcxvoToios, ου, 6 Kcii h, begetting children ; 
 fruitful, teeming ; a wife. From τίκνον, ου, το, 
 a child, and ττοάω, to make. 
 
 'Ίiίκ\>oτooφίoJ, ω, f. γ,τω, p. τζτίχνοτξοφπΆα., 
 to educate or maintain children; 1. a. ϊτε- 
 κνοτζόφγισα. From τίκνον, ου, το, a child, and 
 τζoφίω,frυm τξίψω, to nourish. 
 
 Ύίκνοτζοφοζ, ου, ό KCii ri, one who maintains 
 his children ; and 
 
 Ύίκν'οτοοφο;, ου, ο κ,α) h, one maintained by 
 his children. 
 
 Ύίκνόί^ι, adv. by his son ; by means of his 
 son, δ/ά του τίκνον, Simonid. 
 
 Ύίκνοφόνο;, ου, ό and h, a m.urderer of his 
 children ; τίκνΌφονος, ου, a and ή, murdered by 
 his children. 
 
 Ύίκνόω, to beget or bear children ; to have 
 children ; to adopt ; pres. pas. τίκνΌομα,ι, to be 
 begotten or born. From τίκνον, an offspring. 
 Th. τίκτω, to beget. 
 
 Ύίκνωσίί, ιω;, h, the procreation or adoption 
 of children. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύίκ,ον, is, £, Ion. for ετίκβν, 2. a. inf. act. 
 
 of τίκτω, f. m. τί,^ομιχ,ι, part. 2. a. τΐκων, 
 όντοί, ge7l. pi. τίκόντων. 
 
 Ύίκος, ίοξ, το, offspring, progeny, issue. 
 From τίκτω, to beget, bear. 
 
 Ύίκοΰσ-α, part. 2. a. act. f. g. of Ttxaiv, 
 όντο;, which see, 
 
 Ύίκταίνω, f. κνω, to work in wood ; to be 3 
 housewright, joiner, <^-c. ; to construct, build. 
 From, τίκτων, ovo;, o. Th. τίύχ^ω, to make. 
 
 Ύίκτ'Λνατο, Ion. and Alt. for ΐτεκτάνατο^ 
 3. sing. I. a. m. of τίκτχίνω. 
 
 Ύίχτονϊχ,οζ, h, ov, of or belonging to building; 
 TiKTovtK'A (τίχ^ν'Λ being understood), the art of 
 building or architecture. 
 
 Ύίκτονοί, gen. sing, of τίκτων. 
 Ύίκτοσυντι, 7-;, yj, the art of building or work- 
 ing as a mechanic, Odi/s. λ', 250.] 
 
 Ύίκτων, ova;, ό, a smith ; one who works in 
 
 wood ; a carpenter, joiner, <^c. os if τιύκτων, 
 
 from τίύχ;ω, f. ζω, to make, fabricate ; p. τί- 
 
 τευχ^ν,' p. pas, τετευγμαι, ζοα, κτοα, where ε is 
 
 iisucdly rejected. 
 
 Ύεκων, ούσα., ov, part. 2. a. act. of τίκτω, 
 f m. τίζ,ομαι, 2. a. ίτεκον, to bear, to beget. 
 
 Ύελαμων, ωνο;, ο, a band ; the strap of a 
 shield ; a sword belt ; a fillet or bandage. 
 From τΰί?.κω, to sustain. 
 
 Ύελοίμωνίχί, leather belts used to protect 
 hunting dogs against beasts of prey. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Ύίλαμωνιοξ A7aj, a pro]>er name, Ajax, the 
 son of Telamon ; and hence Ύελοίμωνιά^ης, 
 ου, 0. 
 
 Ύίλίατ^ΰϋ, pj-es. inf. pas. of τελίω, to finish. 
 Th. τίλο;, εοί, το, the end. 
 
 TsAajjj, 2. sing. pres. suhj. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ΎεΧίύοντι, Oor.for 
 Ύελίύουα-ι, 3. pi. pres. of 
 Ύελίόω, ει;, ει, to be, become, rise up, go 
 forward ; Poet, τελείομαι, in 3. pi. τελί^ντοα, 
 τίλίόωσ-ι, 3. pi. pres. subj. act. Th. τίλλω, to 
 be, become. ^^ 
 
 Ύίλει, dat. sing, of τίλοί, to;, to, the end. 
 Τελεία, f. g. of τίλειο;, perfect. 
 Τίλείίτο, 3. sing, imjierf pas. Ion. of τε- 
 λείω, to perfect, finish, complete ; Poet, for 
 τελίω. Th, τίλος. 
 
 Ύίλειο;, ου, ό κα) '/ι, and τέλειος, εκ/., ειον, 
 perfect, whole, complete ; without blemish, ex- 
 cellent ; concluding ; adult, of full age ; com- 
 pletely accoutred ; solid, finished ; in com- 
 ])arat, τελε/ότεζΟ}, ίξοί, ίξον. Th. τίλο;, the 
 end. 
 
 Ύελειότ>];, '/iTot, h, perfection, consumma- 
 tion, completeness; full age. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Ύελειόω, ω, f. ώ'τω, p. τετελείωκα, to finish, 
 complete, make an end of ; to achieve, consum- 
 mate, accomplish ; to consecrate ; to initiate ; 
 } . a. Ιτελείωσα, 1. a, subj. τελείωσα, 1. a. 
 inf. τέλειωσαν pres. pas. τελειόομαι, οΰμαι, to 
 be finished or perfected ; to be ripe ; to be of 
 full age ; to marry ; j). 2>^^' τίτίλείωμαι, fxit 
 
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 ται, part. p. ^)as. ητίλίίωμίνοξ, jj, ov, 1. a. 
 pas. Ιηλα&ιΰνν, >ji, tj, I. a. subj. pas, τιλαωύω, 
 νΐί, ί, and in 3. pi. πλιιωβΜσι. From the 
 same. 
 
 Ύίλύσύω, 3. sing. pres. imperat. pas. of 
 ηλίω. 
 
 ΎίλίΤταί, 3. sing. pres. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Ύίλύω, Poet, for τίλίω, to complete ; ivhich 
 see. Tk. τίλβ;, ίοζ, το, an end. 
 
 Ύίλίΐωί^, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. of τε- 
 λΐίοω. 
 
 TiXueai, adv. perfectly, absolutely, wholly, 
 completely, fullj', altogether, finally. From 
 viXiios, perfect. 2'h, τίΧος. 
 
 TiXsttuffis, ίως, h, perfection, accomplish- 
 ment, consummation, consecration ; initiation, 
 baptism ; and 
 
 Ύίλζιωτνίί, ου, ο, one who concludes, com- 
 pletes, initiates, consecrates. From p. pas. of 
 'i-tXtioca. 
 
 Ύίλ'ίοίί, 2. sing, jn'es. opt. act. of <ηλίω, to 
 finish. Th. τίΧζο?. 
 Ύίλίος, See Ύίλΐίος. 
 
 Ύίλι'οω, See ΎιΧαόω. Hence pres. inf. 
 <ηλίοΰν. Th. -τίλο;. 
 
 Ύίλί /ren, 1. ίϊ. inf. act. and 
 Ύίλισχιμι, 1. a. opt. act. τίλεα-α;, part. 
 1. a. act. of Τίλίω, which see. 
 
 Ύ(λί(τα^;, jEol. for ηλίο•Λζ> α-ντβζ. See the 
 preceding. 
 
 Ύ'ίλίίτκν, Ion. for Ιτίλισκν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. 
 act. of νίλ'ίω, to finish, which see. Th. τίλο;. 
 TikiffiiK, as, !, 1. a. opt. JEol. of the 
 same. 
 
 Τελείτε», Ion. for Ιτίλατιν, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 act. and 
 
 Ύίλίσ-γιτί, 2. pi. 1. a. subj. act. of τίλίω. 
 Ύίλισβγ, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Ύίλατβ'^σ•ίτχί, 3. sing. 1. f. 2)as. of ηΚίω, 
 to finish. 27i. τίλος. 
 
 Ύίλεσιά,^ας, α, ο, Dor. for 
 Ύίλί(ηά}>}ζ, ου, ο, α 2>aironymic qfΎiλsf^as, 
 »υ, ο. 
 
 Ύίλίσιοζ, ου, ο χα) «, putting an end, con- 
 cluding ; the last ; complete, finished ; conse- 
 crated. Til. Τίλο;. 
 
 Ύιλίΐτίονξγίω, to finish, complete, conclude ; 
 to be ripe ; to consecrate ; also to initiate. 
 
 Ύίλί/τιουξγοί, ου, ο xcct h, one who finishes, 
 completes, concludes ; one who produces τελε- 
 iTiov 'i^yov, a perfect or complete work. Th. 
 τελβί. 
 
 Τελε<Γ/ία, ατός, το, whatever is paid or ex- 
 pended ; tribute, impost, disbursement. Th. 
 τελβί, tribute. 
 
 Τέλε^βν, άτω, 1. a. imperat. act. of Tikiu, 
 to complete. From the same Th. 
 
 Ύίλατα-χ^—Ιοη. and Poet, by doubling ff,for 
 IriXurct, 1. a. ind. act. of τίλίω, which see. 
 
 Ύΐλία•α-/ί, Poet, by doubling «r, for τελεο•»;, 
 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of the same verb. 
 
 TiXiftrjyK^oiffiVpfor Τίλίνγκμοι;, dat. pi. of 
 
 Ύίλκητίγαμοζ, ου, ο koj fj, concluding mar- 
 riage ; consummating marriages, an epithet of 
 Venus. From τίλ'ιω (Th. τίλο? J and γ»μο;$ 
 ου, ό, marriage. Th. also ψαμίω, to marry a 
 wife. 
 
 Ύίλί(τα•ίϋ, Poet, for τίλία-ω, 1, f. ind. or 
 1 . a. svbj. act. of τίλίω, ivhich see. 
 
 Ύίλίίτφοξίω, to bring to an end, to put an 
 end to ; to finish ; to be useful ; to make any 
 set payments. From 
 
 Ύίλί(τφόξθζ, ov, xoti 71, bringing to an end •, 
 bearing perfect fruit ; fruitful, useful ; brought 
 to an end ; perfect, complete ; a woman who 
 takes wages for prostitution, Deut. ; but Is. 
 Vos. on the Septuag. c. 17, translates it, bear- 
 ing the sacred things, ivlieii referring to tlic 
 woman who was employed in the religious cere- 
 monies of the gentiles ; as idolatry and forni- 
 cation are connected together throughout the 
 holy Scriptures ; τελίο-φάξο; ^/«»j, aji. Soph, the 
 highest justice, Jensius, Fere. Literar. ]>. 45. 
 From τίλο; and φ'ίξω, to bring. 
 
 Τελετίί, Τι;, 'h, an end, a conclusion ; aha 
 initiation ; purification ; consecration ; wor- 
 ship ; religious ceremonies; priesthood; sacri- 
 fice. Th. Τίλο;. 
 
 Ύελίυντί, and τελευσι, Oor. for τελεουσί•, 
 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of τελ'ζω. Th. τέλος. 
 
 Ύίλευτά., a,;, cc. Dor. for τελευττ}, ^;, ^, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύελζντα,ΐο;, cctoc, a.7ov, final, at the end ; the 
 last ; the latest, the newest ; ro τελεντοίΤον, 
 finally. From τελευτή. 
 
 Ύελευτα,ν,βΓ τιλευτάειν, pres. inf. of τελιυ- 
 νάύ), which see. 
 
 Ύελευτάσει, 3. sing, 1. f. act. Dor. for 
 τίλευτή'τει, and 
 
 Ύίλεύτχσεν, Dor. and Ion. for ίτελενταοΊν, 
 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 
 Ύελευτάο), f. riffu, to finish ; to bring to an 
 end ; to give effect to ; to cease ; to die ; I; 
 τούτο ίτελΐύτοί, ended in this disease, Thucyd. 
 ii, 51, as α-^εκ,ξίβιη is used in sect. 49 ; τελεκ- 
 τωντε; τε ffor the adv. τίλευταΐον) α,υτΖν 
 α.χ'εστ'Α'τα.ν, they finally or in the end abandon- 
 ed them, Thucyd. ii, 47 ; τελευτάω τον βίον, 
 to die ; τελευτ^ία-ειε, may it (the vision) turn 
 out or terminate as we wish, Herod, vii, 47 ; 
 1. a. Ιτίλεότ*ιο•οί, jmrt. 1. a. act. τελευτγι&α,;, 
 avTo;, peif. ind. act. τετελΐύτ'/ιχιχ,' prei. ^>a^. 
 τελίυτάομκι.'Ι 
 
 Ύίλίντγ-,, ης, 71, an end, conclusion, termina- 
 tion ; death. Th. τ'ελο;, an end. 
 
 Ύελευττισοίί, 1. a. irf. act. τελ&ντ'^^ακη, 
 dat. pi. part. 1 . a. act, of τελευτάω, which see. 
 
 Ύίλεω, Z,f. ετω, p. τετελεκ,α, to bring to an 
 'end, finish, complete, accomplish ; to expend, 
 disburse ; to initiate ; to say ; to be subject or 
 tributary' to ; to be taxed ; to be reckoned 
 among ; also to celebrate a feast or religious 
 ceremonies ; τελεώ; 9-οσ-ία;, to sacrifice ; to 
 tend towards, or have reference or relation to ; 
 1. a. Ιτίλεσα, 1. a. subj. act, τελεο-ω, γς, ψ 
 pcrf. pas, τετελε/τμκί, 1. a. pas, ίτελ'ατβην, m?, 
 
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 ??, Y.f.pas. ηλίσθήιτομαι^ ί, ίται, Ι. β. suhj. 
 pas. TiXia-ScJ, ijj, ί. Th. τελβ?, an end. 
 
 Ύίλ'ίωξ, adv. perfectly, entirely, completely ; 
 manifestly. From ψίλο?. 
 
 Ύίλίω(Τίζ, iusf fi, the same as rikituffts, 
 perfection, consummation. Th. τίλος. 
 
 Ύίλ^ϋί, viiirffa, iev, complete, excellent ; 
 solemn. From the same Th. 
 
 Τίλ'/ίίίΤίτα;, ace. pl-f- g. of τίλήίΐί. 
 
 Ύίλίσχομαι, to be finished, completed, ac- 
 complished, consummated ; to be initiated, 
 Hesych. Th. τίλο;. 
 
 ΤΕΛΛΓΝΗ, 55ί, yi, the name of a kind of 
 fish ; a muscle, because τίλλα, it grows rap- 
 idly, i' e. soon becomes τελί/α, full grown, 
 
 ΎίλλΙί, the whole, Hesych. because τίλλαον, 
 complete, with the parts ivhich τίλονσ-ι, com- 
 pose it. 
 
 Ύίλλομα./, Poet, for ν•2τά.ζχω, to be, exist ; 
 to become ; to be born. From. 
 
 ΤΕ'ΛΛΠ, obsol. to make, do ; to be ; to 
 arise ; to cause to be born or to rise. Hence 
 ίνα,τίλΧω, to cause to rise ; ΙντίλΧω, to en- 
 join, ccmmand. 
 
 ΤΕ'ΛΜΑ, «raj, TO, a ditch, trench, pud- 
 dle ; a marsh, morass, bog, swamp. 
 
 ΎίΧμίζ., 7νοζ, ό, mud, filth, ordure. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 TE'AOS, ie;, TO, an end or conclusion ; 
 completion ; the end or object ; import, tribute, 
 charge, expenses •, dignity, office ; such as those 
 of magistrates, who are said to be el h τίλίΐ, 
 men in office ; a legion, troop, company ; a 
 line of vessels ; marriageableness of a female ; 
 he7ice marriage ; mj^steries, ceremonies ; τίλο;, 
 ί/ί τίλοζ, Τξα; Τίλο;, Ιτ) τίλίΐ, lastly, finally, 
 to conclude; at length; ^lu, τίλου;, continu- 
 all}•, to the end ; τίλο; οϊ, to the end, until 
 death. Among the luriters who use tlie Ionic 
 dialect, it is used for χξτ,μα, a thing ; Έν τοΤ; 
 yuo τίλο; itrrh ομω; άγαμων τε κοίχ,ωι Ti, Hes. 
 Op. for in such, there is a power both of good 
 and εΛ'ϊΙ i ΐννίκούοίκα. οτλιτων τίλ'/ι, Appian. 
 de Β. C. nineteen \>i'y\o\\s,, speaking of the num- 
 ber of legions at the battle of Pliilippi. 
 
 Ύίλονσί, 3. ])l. pres. ind. act. of τιλίω. 
 
 Ύελσαν, ου, το, the end, extremit}'. From 
 Τίλο;. 
 
 Ύίλχιν, ΐνο; β, and ^ίλγ)ν, ο, an enclianter, 
 magician, conjurer, sorcerer ; possessed, furious; 
 an evil doer, an executioner. From ^ϊλγω. 
 
 Ύίλων, part. pres. of τί'/Λο). 
 
 Ύίλαινίΐύ, ω, to be collector or receiver of tlie 
 revenue •, to collect or receive the customs and 
 imposts ; to be farmer general. From 
 
 Ύίλων/ι;, ου, Ό, a collector or receiver of the 
 taxes, customs, or imposts ; a general receiver 
 or farmer of the revenue ; a publican ; jwoperly 
 an ojficer appointed to collect by the publicans 
 or collectors themselves, ii'ho were men <f higher 
 standing. They luere odinus to the people, as 
 remarked by Cicero, de Offic. 1 . and Salni. de 
 Feen. Trap. 243. From τίλο;, io:, το, a 
 tax ; and ωνίομα,ΐγ ουμα,ι, to buy. 
 
 ΎίλωνιοΊΐ, ου, το, the place where the publi- 
 cans sat to receive the customs ; the collector's 
 office ; the table of the collector or pubfican. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Τίμαιο;, so;, το, a slice or cutlet ; especially 
 of fish ; fish ; salted or pickled meats or fishes. 
 From τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 Ύξμενίι, dot. sing, of 
 
 Ύίμινο;, ίο;, το, a lot or parcel of land set 
 apart from the rest •, consecrated ground ; a 
 sacred grove. Find. ; a temple, a chapel. See 
 AJto;. Th. τίμνω, to cut, 
 
 ΎίμνοκτΒίΐ, Dor. for 
 
 Ύίμνουιτοα, nom, pl.f. g. part. pres. of 
 
 ΤΕ'ΜΝΩ, f. τζμω, ]). τίτμ'ήχ,α, to CUt, 
 cleave, amputate, separate ; to cut down, rav- 
 age ; to divide ; to share ; 2. a. 'ίτα,μον, ]). m. 
 τίτομα. 
 
 Ύίμ-ττεα, '/ι, τα, a jn^oper name, Tempe, a 
 delighful valley in Thessaly, 
 
 Ύεμω, l.f ind. act, (f τέμνω. 
 
 Ύίναγο;, ίο;, το, & wet place ; a marsh, bog, 
 or swamp ; the wash of the sea ; mud ; slime. 
 Fro?n τεγγω, to wet, moisten. 
 
 Tiveiyeo^ri;, t;, io;, ο χ,οά vi, swampy, marshy.] 
 
 Ύ'ίνοίΐ, 3. sing. pres. of 
 
 ΤΕ'ΝΔΩ, or τίνβω, to devour, gnaw ; to 
 eat, gormandize. 
 
 Ύίνε^ο;, gen. Ion. Ύενί'^οιο, the name of an 
 island, Tenedos. 
 
 Ύίν^γι;, ου, ο, a glutton, an epicure. From 
 
 Τίνοω. 
 
 Ύζνβο-ιη^ων, and τενύξήν/ι, '/};, 'h, an insect hav•. 
 ing a sting, as a ivasp. Th. τίν^ω. 
 
 ΎίνοντΆ, acc, sing, and 
 
 Τίνοντε, nom. dual, of 
 
 Ύίνων, ovTo;, o, a tendon ; the extremity or 
 termination of a muscle ; afbro^ιs part, whose 
 action consists chiefy in τάσι;, i. e. tension j 
 ot τενοντε;, the neck or sinews of the neck. 
 From τείνω. 
 
 Ύενωντ'οω, ω, to cut ofF the necks ; to divide 
 the tendons. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύίζίο-βοα, l.f. inf. m, of τίκτω, f. m. ts^o- 
 μχι, '/I, ίται, 2. a. ετίχον, p. m. τίτοκκ, to 
 bear, bring forth. 
 
 Tffl, Ion. for του, i, e. τίνο;, Poet. 
 
 'Σίοισ\ and τίοισι, dat. pi. of 
 
 Ύεο;, a, ov, thine ; Oor.for σο;, «, Όν. Th. 
 συ, thou. 
 
 Ύίξο:μνο;, ου, ό, a roof; a trunk, chest, box ; 
 a beehive ; or//, τίξαμνο;, ά, ov, soft ; tender, 
 easily cooked ; and 
 
 Ύίξαμων, ovo;, ο κοά 'a, the same. From, 
 τίξ' /jv, the same. 
 
 TE'PA2, aro;, το, Ά sign, omen, prodigy^ 
 portent ; a meteor ; a monster. 
 
 ΎεξασχΌ-^ο;, Poet, by Sync, for τεξοίτοσχό- 
 to;, which see. 
 
 Ύίξύστιο;, ου, ο xat τι, wonderful, extra- 
 ordinaiy.] 
 
 Ύίξατευομοίΐ, and 
 
 Ύίξατεύω, to tell wonderful and incredible 
 stories; to invent monstrous things. Th. τίξα;, 
 
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 Ύεζατανοιοί, ου, ο και ί, one who performs 
 prodigies and wonders. Th. τεξκξ. 
 
 Ύίξο,τοιτχ,όνος., ου, ο και {], an inspector and 
 interpreter of prodigies or omens ; a diviner, 
 soothsayer. From Ttoas, ro, which see, and 
 (ίκ.ό'τοζ, from σκ'ίΤΎομ,οίΐ, to see, inspect ; p. m. 
 iffxava. 
 
 ΤίξΆτύ^^ΐί, iof, xeu 91, monstrous, prodi- 
 gious, portentous, ominous. Th. τίξοίζ. 
 , ΤΕΡΕ'ΒΙΝΘ02, αυ, Ό, the turpentine tree ; 
 turpentine. 
 
 Ύίξίΐνα, and Ion. πξΐίνη, *is, 'h, from masc. 
 i τΐξ9^ν, ίνοζ, tender, which see. 
 
 Ύίξίμινθος, and τίζ(Λίνθος, ου, τι, the same as 
 νίξίζινθοί. 
 
 Ύίξίνχ, ace. sing, of τίξ'/ιν. 
 
 Ύίξίτίξω, to sound ; to sing a song ; to 
 sing wanton songs ; to prate idly. 
 
 Ύίξζτξίον, ου, το, a little wimble or auger. 
 
 Ύίξίτξον, ου, το, a wimble, an auger. From 
 
 ΤΕΡΕΏ, f Tiffu, to bore ; to turn in a 
 athe ; to wound ; to make a hole ; as if from 
 τύξω, which see. 
 
 Ύίξπ^ων, Όνος, ο, a worm that makes holes in 
 wood, iiarticularly ships ; decay or caries of the 
 bones. From πξίω. 
 
 Ti|J7v, ενοζ, 0, f g. τεξίΐνβί, η. τίξίν, tender, 
 soft, friable. From τίίξω, because easily 
 crushed, stamped, or impressed. 
 
 ΎΐζίξΐΊ», α?, ri, tricks, delusions, incanta- 
 tions, conjurations, enchantments, magic. From, 
 τίξθξίΰω. 
 
 Τεξύξίυ;, ίω?, ο, a conjurer, juggler, cheat, 
 impostor. From τίξο,ί. 
 
 Ύίξ0ξΐόω, or -ίύαμαι, to deceive by magic, 
 delusions, tricks. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύίξόξον, ου, το, the rope by ivhich the sail is 
 hoisted up on each side to the ends of the yards; 
 a mizen mast, a mainsail ; as if τίζίύξον, be- 
 cause drawn through a block, or hole. Th. 
 πξίω, to bore. 
 
 Ύίζμ\ for 
 
 TE'PMA, οίτοζ, TO, the end, goal, termina- 
 tion, boundary ; a term ; the foot of a moun- 
 tain ; adv. at length, finally; at last. Hence 
 τίξμΐξ, and τ'ίζμων, the same. From τείζω. 
 
 Ύεξμινίος, the same as τεξίζινύο?. 
 
 Ύεξμιόεις, οεσιτα., όεν, hanging down to the 
 feet or ankles. Th. τίξμα, ατός, το, an end, 
 termination. 
 
 Ύίξμις, and 
 
 Ύ'εξμων, the same as τ'ε^μα, tohich see, 
 
 ΎεξΤίΐ, 3. sing, jires. act. τίξτετοιι, 3. si7ig. 
 pres. jyas. of τεξτω. 
 
 Ύίξνεο, Ion. for τίξτου, pres. imperat. pas. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Ύεζ^ία-θω, 3. sing. pres. imperat. pas. and 
 
 Ύ'εζτετ, Ion. for Ιτεξτιτο, 3. sing, imperf. 
 pas. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Ύεξτιχ,εζαυνος, ου, delighting in thunder ; 
 from τίξΤΓομχί and χεξαννος, ου, ο, a thunder 
 bolt. Or beating down with thunder bolts, as if 
 from τςί^τω and χεξαυνός. 
 
 Ύίξτνο^έ, jj, ov, agreeable, pleasant, charming, 
 
 101 
 
 sweet, delightful ; 'τεξτνον, ου, το, pleasure, de^ 
 light, satisfaction. From τίξ-^ω, to delight. 
 
 Ύεξτνότ&τος, ου, superl. of the {^receding. 
 
 Ύεξτνότας, ητος, sj, pleasantness ; charm, 
 grace ; pleasure, delight, sweetness. From 
 the same, 
 
 Ύεζτνως, adv. with pleasure ; sweetly, 
 pleasantly, agreeably, delightfully. From τες» 
 
 9ΤνΟξ. 
 
 Ύεξ'τοίμην, pres. opt. pas. and 
 
 Ύεξτόμενος, part. pres. pas. and 
 
 Τί^ίΤβντί, Ion. for Ιτίξ-ποντο, 3. pi. imperf, 
 pas. and 
 
 ΎΒξΤου, εσύω, pres. imperat. mid. ; all from 
 
 ΤΕ'ΡΠΩ, to delight, please, rejoice, charm; 
 to caress; to be sweet or pleasant ; τίξττομαι, to 
 take delight, to rejoice ; τεξτύμί0α, 1 . pi. pres. 
 subj. pas. 1. f. ind. act. τ'ζξ-φω, p. φα' 2. a. 
 pas. ίτάξ-ρτην, ?)iid. ίτοίξτόμτιν. Herice 
 
 Ύεξ<ρτωΧη, iJS) h, the same as τίξ-φις, dcr 
 light. 
 
 Ύεζσούνω, tlx£ same as τ'ίξσω. 
 
 Ύίξσ•ει, 3. sing, l.f jEoI. of τiiξω,f. τεξ^, 
 and j^ol. τε^σω. 
 
 Ύίξίτίτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas. Ion. of τίξίτω, 
 which see. But τίξίτετον, dual. fut. JEoL of 
 τείξω, to bruise. 
 
 Ύεξ(τν}νε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. of 
 τεζσα,Ίνω, the same as 
 
 TE'PSn, to dry up ; to make dry ; to burn ; 
 and from the jEoL rifpca is derived tlie Latin 
 torreo. From τείξίιΐ. 
 
 ΎζξΤίος, ου, ο, a projier name borroived from 
 the Latin Tertius. 
 
 ΎίξτυΧΧοξ, ov, 0, a proper name, TertuUus ; 
 a brawler, a pettifogger ; also, the name of a 
 certain orator. 
 
 Ύίξυς, ϋος, weak, imbecile, feeble ; also 
 greedy ; as if worn out ; and 
 
 Ύεζύσκω, to vex ; to beat, torment, afflict* 
 From τΐίξω. 
 
 Ύεξφβ^, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. and 
 
 Ύεξ-φας, pa7^t. 1. a. act. of τεξ-^ω. 
 
 Ύερ-φίμζξοτος, ου, ο κα) h, causing men to 
 rejoice; delightful; an epithet of the sun. From 
 τεξ•φις and βξοτος, mortal, a man. 
 
 Τεξ•φις, εως, h, delight, the pleasure which 
 any thing affords, as music ; in pi. τεξ-φει;. 
 From, p. jms. of τεξ -rea, to delight. 
 
 Τεξ•φι^όξίΐ, τις, w, the name of one of the 
 Muses, Terpsiqhore, i. e. delighting in dancing. 
 From, τΐξ•φις and χοξός. 
 
 Ύεσσαξα, ων, τα, four. From τί(Τ(ταζες. 
 
 Ύεσ•<ταξάχοντα, οι, at, τα, forty. From the 
 same Th. 
 
 Ύεσίτα^αχονταετνις, εος, ο xai vi, of forty 
 years ; forty years of age. Fro7n τεσσαξάχον" 
 τα and έτος, εος, το, a year. 
 
 Ύεσ-(Ταξαχο(Ττος, η, ov, the fortieth. From 
 
 TE'22APE2, and Jtt. τίττα^ες, ων, ol xai 
 at, and τα τεσ^αξα, four ; dat, τ'εσααζίΤΐ' acd 
 τε<τα•αξας, and -a. 
 
 Ύε^σαξεσ'χαί'Βεχα, οι, at, τα, fourteen, fq9' 
 τΊΰ'ίΜξεζ, KKi, and %εκκ, 
 
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 TuroOconrxcii^ixxTos, amy arev, the four- 
 teenth. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύϊίτσίξ-ί, Ion. for τ'ισσα,ξίί. 
 
 Τίτχγμίνοί, γι, ov, part. perf. pas. of τύ<τα•ω, 
 f• i'''y P• Z'^i ^o arrange, set in order, com- 
 mand. 
 
 Ύίταγμίνα;, in order ; by cider ; according 
 to rank $ at stated periods. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Ύίταγων, ovro;. Ion. by redupl. for τίγων, 
 part. 2. a. act. of τάζω, to seize, take ; to 
 stretch. Th. τίίνω, to draw tight. 
 
 Ύίτακχ, J), act. of Tiiv/ii, f. ίνω, 1. a. j^as. 
 iraunv. 
 
 T&raznrat, 3. sing. p. ind. pas. of τάσίω. 
 
 Ύίτα.Χμ,α,ι, p. ind. pas. of τίλλω, f τίλω, 
 p. TiTCiXficc, 1. a. ϊηιλα. 
 
 Ύίτα,νοί, 71, ov, drawn tight, stretched, ex- 
 tended ; smooth, fine. From Th. πίνω, to 
 stretch. 
 
 Ύίτα-νοξ, ου, ο, a stretching or standing out ; 
 a convulsion, a cramp ; tetanus, a disease. 
 From the same. 
 
 ΎίτΛντκί, 3. pL p. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Ύίτά,ννσ-το, pluperf. pas. of τα,νύω, was 
 stretched out or extended, Odys. v, 68.] 
 
 Ύί7Ά<;τ'ίΐνω[Λίνΰζ, ά^ ov, part. ]}. pas. of r/x- 
 
 ^ilVOCi}. 
 
 Τετάξαγμο», |«/, κται, p. pas. of τχξά.α'ΰ'ω, 
 f. \ω, p. x^oc, to disturb. 
 
 Ύίταζαγμίνω;, adv. in confusion, with trou- 
 ble ; disorderly ; turaultuously. From part. 
 ]). of the preceding. 
 
 ΎίΤΆΰττόμίνοξ, Ion, by redupl. for •τχξ'τό- 
 μ,ίνο;, part. 2. a. vi. of τίξττω, to delight. 
 
 Ύίταξ-ττύμΛύα,, Ion. and Poet, by redupl. for 
 να.ξ'ττύμίύα, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. in. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Τίταζτχ7οί, aid, αΐαν, coming every fourth 
 day ; quartan. From τίταοτοξ, άοτ/ι, άξτον, 
 the fourth. Th. τίσσκξίξ, four. 
 
 Ύιτάξτ'^, dat. sing.f. g. (f 
 
 TiTupTOi, άξτυ, αξτον, and Poet, τίτξατα;, 
 the fourth. From the preceding Th. 
 
 Ύίταται, 3. sing. p. pas. and 
 
 Ύετατΰ, Ion. for ϊτίτΆτο, 3. sing, pluperf. 
 pas. of n'tvcj, f. ενω, p. τετα-ΑΟ., perf. pas. 
 τ'ετκμοα, αα,ι, roti. 
 
 Ύετάχ^α,τΆΐ, Ion. for τίτχγμενΰΐ είσ"), 3. pi. 
 p. pas. of τάσσω, f. '^ω, p. χα.• ]). pas. -τί-τοίγ- 
 μαι, ί,αι, xtch. 
 
 Ύετειχισμίνο;, η, ov, part. p. pas, of τε/χίζαι, 
 l.f. Ισω. Th. τειχοζ, εοζ, το, a wall. 
 
 Ύεηλα., ρ, τη. of iriXiu,f. εσω. Th. τέλος, 
 ίοζ, 70, the end. 
 
 Ύετίλίκοί, p. act. τίτελισται, 3. siηg. p. 
 pas. ητ'ελεσμαι, of 7ε?Λω, to complete. Th. 
 τίλις. 
 
 Ύετελεσμενον, ace. nng. part. p. pas. of the 
 same. 
 
 Ύ(τευγμίvoζ,for Ύεηιγμενο)^ part. p. pas. of 
 τυγχάνω, to obtain ; f, m. τευί,ομχί, 2. a. ετυ- 
 χ^ον p. pas. τίτυγμαι. 
 
 Τίπυχα, αί, s, p. ind. act. of τνγ^ύνα, 
 f, m. τίυζ^ομοίί, to obtain. 
 
 Ύετεύχκτα,ί, Ion. for τετίνγμίνβί είσ), 3. pi. 
 p. pas. and 
 
 Τίτεΰχκτο, for τετευγμενοι νισαν, 3. pi. plu- 
 perf Ion. of rεύχω,f\ω, to fabricate, make. 
 
 Ύ'ετη-ΛΟί, p. m. and thence <τετ'/ικ,ως, υ7α, ο?, 
 part. p. m. of τή-Λω, to liquefy, melt. 
 
 Ύε7ΐ7ιμενί, voc. sing, of 
 
 Ύεπ'/ιμενοί, ου, part. p. pas. of η,ϊω, f. νισω, 
 p. τετ'ί'/ιχα., to grieve, torment ; hence part. p. 
 act. τετΓήως, by Crasisfor ππηκύζ, Th. τίω, 
 to punish. 
 
 Ύετίτισ^αν, 2. dual. p. pas. τετίτιμκί, from 
 the same verb. 
 
 Ύεπ'/ιωί, ότΰξ, by Crasis for τετιτικω;, aros, 
 grieving, sad, afflicted, pari. p. from the same. 
 
 Ύεημ'ίνος, '/;, ov, by Sync, for τετιμνιμενο?, 
 part, perf pas. of τιμάω• according to others, 
 part, p. pas. of<riM,f. τίσω, p. pas. τετιμαι. 
 
 Ύετίμηαι, 3. sing. perf. ind. act, of τιμάω. 
 
 Ύετιμημενοζ, part. p. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Ύετιμΐίσόαι, 2}erf. inf. pas, of the same. 
 
 Ύετίμ'/ιται, 3, sing. p. pas. of the same. 
 
 Ύετλα, by Apoc. for τετλαύι, or j)res. im~ 
 perat. act. of τϊτλ'/ιμι, to endure ; or τ'ετΧαύι,. 
 Ion. by reduplication, for τλκύ», 2. a.imperat. 
 act. of τλ'ίίμι, 2. a. stX^jv, 2. a. imperat. 
 τλτιύι, and Dor. τλκύι. Th. τοίλάω, or τλάω, 
 to endure. 
 
 Ύετλκα, p. m. of the same verb. According 
 to some it is perf. ind. act. by Syncope for 
 τίτλ' /ixec. 
 
 Ύίτλοί^,^Γ τ'ετλοίύί. See Ύετλα. 
 , Ύίτλβ /.'t'/iv, 71?, 71, pros. opt. act. of τετλνιμι, 
 Th. ταλάω, to endure, bear. 
 
 Ύετλάμεν, Ion. and τετλάμενκι. Dor, for 
 τετλάναι, jwes. inf. of τ'ετλ'/ίμι, from the same 
 Th. 
 
 Ύίτλτικ,ε, 3. sing. p. act. of τλάω, f. τισω, 
 Th. ταλάω, the same. 
 
 Ύετλ'/ιω;, oroe, by Sync, for τετλτίκω;, patt. 
 p, act. of the same verb and Th. 
 
 Ύίτμ.'/ι, 3. sing. pres. subj. act. of τίτμω. 
 
 Ύ'ετμηκ,α, J), act. of τ'ιμνω, f, μω, to cut; 
 p. pas. τ'ετμ'/ιμα,ι, part. p. pas. τετμτιμενο;. 
 
 Ύετμνιμενοζ, τι, ov, part, ρ, pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Ύίτμω, to find, meet by chance, overtake.] 
 
 Ύετοχοί, α,ς, ε, p. m. of τΊκ,τω, f. m. τίύ,ο- 
 μαι, 2. a. ετεκον, part. p. m. τετοχως, υΊα,, Όζ. 
 
 Ύετο-Λ'ϋϊτίζ, gen. sing.f. g. of τετοκω;, part, 
 p. VI. of τΊτο-Λο,, which see. 
 
 Ύίτολμτικενοίΐ, p. inf. act. of τολμάω, f. ^σω, 
 p. τετ'ηλμ.τιχα,, to dare. 
 
 Ύίτομ^α, p. m. of τέμνω, f. τεμ,ω, p. τι• 
 τμτί'ΛΆ, 
 
 Ύ'ετο^ , for τετοξε, dual, of τετοξεί, ion. and 
 Poet, for τεσσα,ξεζ, four. So τετοξοι, τα, Dor. 
 for τίσσΛξα, four. 
 
 Ύετξα, in composition, is contracted for τετ- 
 τΒίξχ, or rather for τίτξάχι?, four times. Th. 
 τίσσκξεζ, four. 
 
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 Ύίνξύγΰοί, ου, ο κα.) νι, of four acres in ex- 
 tent, Oclys. vii, 113.] 
 
 ΎίΤξκγωνοΤξίχτωττος, ου, ο χ,ολ h, having a 
 square face or form ; large. From τίτξάγωνος 
 and ^ξόα-ωτΓΟ)), ov, ro, the face. Th. ο-τττομοίΐ, 
 to see. 
 
 Ύίτζάγωνΰξ, αυ, ο ακ) ίι, quadrangular ; 
 square ; fourfold ; complete. From τίτξα,ξ, 
 ύ^οζ, h, the number four, and yaivtoi, «j, h, 
 an angle. 
 
 TiT^aV, ace. for τίτ^ά^α, from nr^ocs, 
 which see. 
 
 Τίτξά^ον, ου, τα, a number, set, or group of 
 four ; a square board or platter ; dim. of n- 
 τξας, a^os, r„ which see. 
 
 Ύίτξά^ξα,χ;μον, το, a piece of money of the 
 value of four drachma. 
 
 Ύίτξάινί;, Dor. for τίΤξΟίΐής. 
 
 Ύίτζοαν^ΐί, ίοξ, ο χαϊ τι, and το τίΤξΟίζνΧζ, of 
 four years; four years old; as if ο rirToc^us 
 svoug, that is, τία•σ•χξ/χ,ί iviauroi/s 'ixcov, having 
 four years. 
 
 ΎίΤξχίτηί, ios, KKt hi the same* Th, eros, 
 a year. 
 
 Ύίτξκίτία, Λζ, 'h, the space of four years. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Ύ&τξοίύίλυμ,νος, ου, ο kou η, an epithet of a 
 shield, having four folds. From τίτξχ and 
 Β-ίλυμνον, ου, το, a groundwork ar foundation. 
 Th. B-ifA' /ίλον, the same. 
 
 Ύ^τξΰύvω,for τιτξούνω, whence \.a. τίτξψα. 
 Th. τίτξάω, to perforate. 
 
 ΎίτζΟίκΗ, four times. From τϊα-ιτοίζίς. 
 
 ΎίτξΛκισμύοίοι, ai, a., iaxiy thousand. From 
 τίτξύχίί arid μύξίοι, ten thousand. Th. μύξίοί, 
 
 Ύίτξχχια•;^ίλίΰ», ai, a, four thousand. From, 
 τίτζάαΐξ, from Tiffffoi^is, four, and x'iXiot, a 
 thousand. 
 
 ί'ίΤξάκνοίμος, ου, ο, Dor. for τίτζάχνημοζ, a, 
 having four rays or spokes ; an epithet of a 
 wheel. From τίσσαξίζ, four, and κν/ιμνι, h, a 
 spoke of a wheel. 
 
 ΎίτξΰίΆόσ -iui, ui, a, four hundred. From 
 τίτξχ, or τίτξάχίί, four times, and χ,όσιοι, which 
 see. 
 
 ΎίΤξΰΐ,κ,οοΊοττοζ, t), ov, four hundredth. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Ύίτξακτυί, ΰοζ, ο, the Same as τίτξαξ, a^og, 'h. 
 Th. τίσσοίξΖζ, four. 
 
 Ύζτξχμίξτΐί, zos, xaci tj, consisting of four 
 parts ; divided into four parts. From τίτξά,κΐξ 
 and μ'ίξος. 
 
 Ύίτξάμηνον, ου, TO, the space of four months. 
 From 
 
 ΎίΤξύμ'/ινος, ου, ο kou h, lasting four months ; 
 of four months. From τίτξ» and μίιν, μννοί, 
 a month. 
 
 ΎίΤξαμμα,ί, •ψα/, νΤτα/, per/*, pas. of Τξίττω, 
 f. "ψω, p. φύί, p. m. τίτξοχοί. 
 
 Ύίτξοίμμίνοί, ri, ov, ])art. p. pas, of the same 
 verb, 
 
 Ύετζοίοξία, us, h, a chariot or car drawn by 
 four horaes, Find, Ohjmp. ii, 8 ; ^ Qhariot 
 race. 
 
 Ύετζύύξο?, Off xcit ^, a chariot drawn by 
 four horses ; carried in a car drawn by four 
 horses. From τίτοξα, Dor. for Alt. τίττοι- 
 ξχ, and by Sync, τίτξο,, four, and άίίξω, to 
 join together, p. m. no^a, arid Io7i. ao^a, «.$, s. 
 
 Ύίτξύ-η^οζ, ου, ο κβί) -h, having four feet or 
 supports ; squared. From τ'^τξα and Tr'ihov, 
 
 Ύίτξκτλΰίσ-ίάζα, to quadruple ; to increase 
 fourfold. 
 
 Ύίτξοίτλάσ-ιοί, ίχ, m, four times as much. 
 Th. τ'ίσ•σ•Άξίί. 
 
 ΎίτξΆτλαα-ιων, ovas, ό χα) w, more than four 
 times as much. From the jyreceding. 
 
 Ύίτζχτλ^, adv. in a fourfold manner ; by 
 multiplying four times. From 
 
 Ύετξχτλάοί, οΖζ, -Όνι, γι, -Όον, ουν, fourfold. 
 Th. τ'ίσσ•ίχ,ξίς, four. 
 
 Ύζτξχ-ττλωζ, adv. in a fourfold manner ; in 
 four ways. 
 
 ΎίΤζΧ'π•Όλοί:, ου, ο xu) 'h, Fpith. of grotind, 
 four times ploughed ; turned over four times. 
 From τίτξχζ, four, τ'ζσσκξίί, and ντολίω, to 
 turn often. 
 
 Ύίτξκττου;, ο xou h, having four feet ; a 
 quadruped ; gen. τίτξχ-ττο^ο;, dat. τίτξά<^ο%ι, 
 ace. τίτξχ-^ο^ϋ, and το τίτξά-τουν in pi. ol 
 Kx) at TiTpuTo'his, and τα τίτξχ'^ο^χ, gen. τζ- 
 τξχτό^Λΐν, dat. τίτξχτοα•4. From τίτξ» and 
 ττου?, a foot. 
 
 Ύίτζά-χτίξο:, ου, ο xxi «, having four wings. 
 From τίτξχ and ^τίξόν. 
 
 ΎίτξΧ7ΓΤίξυλλ)ς, itos, ri, a locust or grass- 
 hopper, because it has τία'ο'αξα ^ττίζχ, or four 
 wings. 
 
 ΎίΤζχξϋμον, or ΤίΤζάρρυμον α,ξμχ, a chariot, 
 having four shafts or yokes ; i. e. drawn by 
 eight horses. 
 
 Ύιτξχξχ^'ίω, ω, f. viffu, p. τίΤζΧξ^ί}»χ, to be 
 tetrarch. From 
 
 Ύίτξχξχπζ, ου, ό, a tetrarch ; commanding 
 four cohorts or companies ; a governor over a 
 province or a fourth part of a country. From 
 τ'ίτξχ and χξχίι> a command, a government. 
 
 ΎίΤξχζ;;(;ίχ, as, h, the rank or office of te- 
 trarch ; often remaining nominally, though the 
 office itself loas changed. 
 
 Ύίτξχ;, xho;, h, the number four ; a party, 
 match, set, or company of four ; dat. sing, re- 
 τξχ^ί, ace. τίτξχ^χ. From τίττχξίς. 
 
 ΎίΤξχσ•/, Poet, to accommociate the measure^ 
 for τετταξο•!, four, Att, for τεσσαξίπ. See 
 Ύεσο'Χξες. 
 
 Ύετξχστ'ί^ο;, ου, ο χα) ri, composed of four 
 verses or of four ranks. From τετξχ and στΊ- 
 χοζ, a verse. 
 
 Ύίτξχτοί, by Metath. for τετχξτοί, the 
 fourth. 'Th. τία•σ•χξεζ, four. 
 
 Ύετξάτξΰφοξ, ου, a xx) h, divided, broken, or 
 split into four parts. From τίτξχ and ^gvvra, 
 f. -φω, to break. 
 
 Ύετξχφάλ'/ίξοζ, ου, ό xx) vi, τεσ-βταξΧξ φχλουζ 
 εχ^ουο-χ, having four cones, crests, plumes, or 
 projecting knobs. From τίτξχ and ψχλοζ, 
 ου, ο, the glittering cone of a helmet ; or from 
 
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 (ράΧγ,ζα^ τα, for φύλαξα^ the Steel part of a 
 helmet. See also ΆμφίφαΧοζ. 
 
 Ύίτξχφχλο!, ov, χ,α,) h, the same as the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Ύίτζάφαται, Ion. for ητξοίμ/ΐΛίνοί nffty 3. p?. 
 perf. pas. of τξί-τω, f. •4^ω, p. τε^ξίφοί• perf. 
 pas. τίτξχ/ΐΛ/ίΛχι, ipoit, <7ίται•, p. m. τίτ^βίτα, to 
 turn. 
 
 ΎίΤξάφατο, Ion. for τετ^αμ,μίνοι ^ffaVf 3w Jii. 
 pluperf, pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Ύίτξίχ,χ,α, -χ~Α, 'Z^s, and 
 
 Τετ^α;^;^ά, in four ways ; in a fourfold man- 
 ner. Th. riffffa^is, four. 
 
 Ύετξά'φομαι, paulo-post-fut. of Τξ'ίίΤω. 
 
 Ύίτξ^γα.^ perf. m. artd 
 
 ΎίΤξ^γίΐν, by Sync, pluperf. τη. Ion. 
 perf. m. τί'Τξαγα, and by the Ionic change of 
 a into Ά, Ti-T^nyoi, and in pluperf, m. Irsr^sj- 
 γίιν, from ταράσσω) f. ^ω, ρ>• 'ητάξαρζα,, to 
 disturb. 
 
 Ύίτξίηνα, α;, ε. Ion. for ΙτΊτξΐ^ν-κ, a.;, ζ, 1. «. 
 ind. act. of ητξχίνω, the same as τιτξχίνω, or 
 ητξάω, f Υι(τω, to perforate. 
 
 Ύίτξί^ται, by Sync, for τίτάξ'/ιται, 3. sing. 
 perf. pas. of τίξίω, to bore, perforate. Th. 
 τίξ'ίΜ, f iff ω, to bore. 
 
 Ύίτξ'/ιχ^υί, aj, ε, J^erf. ind. act. and 
 
 Ύίτζτιχ^ίι, for ίπτξήχει, 3. sing, pluperf. 
 Ion. of the Poetic voi) τονιχω, for τζο,χύνω^ to 
 be rough and rugged. Hence part. perf. τε- 
 τξΐχΜ?, υ7», OS. Th. τξαχυί, rough, Iu7i. 
 'Τξ'κχΰ?. 
 
 ΎίΤξ'/ιχυΤα, part, perf, act. f. g. of τ^'^χω, 
 
 for τξο,^^^ννία. See Ύίτξπχα. According to 
 
 some it is by Sync, for τετα,ξΆχϋΊα, and, α being 
 
 changed into »?, from τα,^άσίτα), f. ξί», p. τε- 
 
 τά,ζ^α,χα,, and by Sync, τίτξχχα. 
 
 Ύίτξίγί», 3. sing, pluperf m. Ion. for 
 ίτίΤξίγίΐ, of Τξίζω, f. ffeo, p. m. rir^iytt. 
 
 Ύίτξίγωί, νϊΰί, OS, part. p. m. of τξίζω. 
 
 TirgiyaiTasy Poet, for 7ετξίγότα5, acc. pi. of 
 the preceding. 
 
 Ύετοοφιχ,, perf, m. of τρέφω, f. •φω, p. τε~ 
 Τξεφα, to nourish ; 2. a. ίγξΆφον. Bat τετξο- 
 φΆ, is the Att. for τίτξεφα, of τζίτω, f. \^ω^ 
 p. m. τετροττα.. 
 
 Ύετζυ(/.(χ,ι, perf. pas. and 
 
 Ύtτξυμivos, worn out, fatigued ; jjart. p. 
 
 pas. of 7ζυω. 
 
 Ύετξωκχ, pe^f. act. of τίΤξάσ•κω, f τξωσω, 
 to wound ; heiice perf. })as. τίτζωμ,α,ι, part, 
 perf. pas. ητρωμ'ενο;, >j, ov. 
 
 Ύ'ετρωμοΐί, 'rετζωμεvos, See Ύίτζίοϋα. 
 
 TE'TTA, 071 appelladon, ivith which a 
 young man addresses an elder, used from re- 
 spect or affection ; as if he should say, sire or 
 father; as if from τίω, to honour, Iliad i\, 
 412. It is sometimes called an adverb; but it 
 may be a vocative from ο rirTtis, ου, Damrns 
 Lex."] 
 
 Ύί'ττβΐξε5, Att. for τεσι/α,ξεξ, four, which see. 
 
 TE'TTIS, lyos, 0, a kind of winged insect, 
 like a locust, grasshopper y or cricL•t ; in.pl. rir- 
 
 Ti'^iS. 
 
 Ύετυγμαι, pef. ind. pas. and 
 
 Ύετυγμεvos, vi, ov, part. perf. pas. of ηνχω, 
 f. 'ξ,ω, to fabricate, forge, frame ; 2. a. 'ίτυ~ 
 χον. 
 
 Ύίτνχοντο; 3. pi. 2. a. m. of <τεύχω, f. |w, 
 2. a. ind. act. 'ίτνχον, 2. a. m. ΐτυχΌμγιν, and 
 Ion. ϊτυχ,ομνιν, aitd Poet, by reduplication ri- 
 τενχόμ^ιν, ου, ετο• or it is for Ιτύκοντο, 3. pi. 
 2. a. mid. of τιΰκ.ω. 
 
 TiruKTOii, 3. sing. J}erf. pas. τετυχ,το. 
 Ion. for ε/τετυκτο, 3. shig. pluperf of τεύχω^ 
 perf pas. <τετυγμαι, |α;, χταΛ 
 
 Ύετύφωται, 3. sing. perf. pas. of τνφόω, 
 f. ωσω, p. ητύφωκα., to smoke or trouble with 
 smoke ; also to make insolent. From τύφο5^ 
 smoke. Th. τύφω. 
 
 ΎετνχτΊκ,οί, perf. act. of τυγχάνω, to gety 
 obtain ; fut. m. τεύ^ομχι, and act. τυχΥίΤα), as 
 ffrom τυχεω, 2. a. ετυχον. 
 
 Ύετύχ¥ΐσι, Ion. and Poet, by reduplication 
 for τύχ^, 3. sitlg. 2. a. subj. act. of τυγχάνω, 
 to be ; to get ; f. m, τεύ'^ομΆΐ, 2. a, ετυ- 
 χον. 
 
 Ύίτύχίαι, perf irf. pas. of τεύχω, f ζω^ 
 perf pas. τίτυγμαι, ^ou, χτοίΐ, to fabricate, 
 make. 
 
 Τεί, Dor. for του, and this for σου. Th. truj 
 thou. But τευ, without an accent is for 
 Tivos. 
 
 Ύευγμοί, ktos, to, a work, fabrick, construe* 
 tion ; a monument. Th. τεύχω, see below. 
 
 Ύευάνίν, mos, o, a spy. From τάω, to seek, 
 or for τευύήν. 
 
 TEX^GOS, &υ, 0, the larger species of the 
 cuttle-fish ; and τευθ);, i'^os, h, the smaller cut- 
 tle-fish. 
 
 Ύευΰξοι.ν, acc. sing, of a proper name. 
 
 'Τεΰχξ05, ου, ο, a builder or maker ; an in- 
 ventor ; also the proper name of a hero, Teu- 
 cer, from whom the Trojans were called Teu- 
 Cri. Th. τεύχω. 
 
 Ύευμάομχί, to build, fabricate. From τειί* 
 χω, ivhich see. 
 
 Τεί/ξ', Ion. for ϊτευ^ε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. and 
 
 ΎεΰξΛv,for ϊτινζ,αν, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. act. of 
 τεύχω, f, m. τiύξoμa^,f. iff. mid. τεύζεσόαι. 
 
 Ύεύ'ίεκί, Ion. for τειίξ»), 2. sing. l.f. ffi. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Ύεύ'ί,εff@a.^,f. inf. m. and 
 
 Ύεύζ,αμβίί, 1. f. m. of τεύχω, ivhich see, 
 and τυγχάνω, to obtain. 
 
 Ύευζόμενο5, part, of the preceding. 
 
 ΤΕΤΤΑ'ΖΩ, /. ά^ω, to be busy about •, to 
 apply one's self diligently to •, to go to war ,• 
 also to rest ; to be at leisure ; to be a long 
 while about any thing ; to linger or delay ; as 
 if fr 0711 τίύχω, or τάω. 
 
 ΤΕΧ~ΤΛΟΝ, ου, το, a beet ; Att. for 
 σευτΧον. 
 
 Ύευχε, 3. sing, impeif. act. Ion. or pres, 
 imperat. act. of nvxaj f. ξω, 2. a- ϊτευχον, 
 which see. 
 
 Τεύχε',βτ 
 
TEX 
 
 805 
 
 ΤΗΚ 
 
 Ttvxia, ων, ru, arms or armour ; dat. pL 
 Τίνχισΐ' of τίυχ;οζ. 
 
 Ttup^ota-oc, I)or. for r&v^ovffccy part. pres. 
 f. g. of τίύχω. 
 
 Ύίύχ^οντο, 3. jil. imperf. pas. Ion. of Ύΐΰχω. 
 
 Ύίϋχοί, ios, TO, a vase, vessel, coffer, tub, 
 barrel, cask ; a book ; an implement, weapon, 
 tool ; and ra ηύχ^ικ, implements of war, 
 weapons, arms or armour. Th. τιύχ^ωΐ 
 
 Ύίύχου, pres. imperat. m. of 
 
 ΤΕΤ'ΧΩ, f. ξω, p. τίτευχκ, to make, 
 fabricate, build, gfet ready ; to invent, devise ; 
 (ts if from τίκω, to beget ; 2. a. ίτυχ^ον perf. 
 pas. τετίνγμαι, for which is used τίτνγμαι, 
 \ui, κ,ται, 1. a. pas, Ιτίύχ^β'ήν, and ϊτύχ^ί'ην. 
 
 ΤΕ'ΦΡΑ, as, ή, and Ion. τίφξπ, ashes ; as 
 if from ηιφω, to burn. 
 
 Ύιφξος, ξκ, ζον, of ashes ; covered with 
 ashes ; ash -coloured ; and 
 
 Ύίψζόω, ft», f ώσω, p. τίτίφζωχκ, to reduce 
 to ashes, to burn up ; 1. a. ίτίφξωα-α, part. 
 1. a. act. ηφξύιτχί, ασα,, αν, Th. τίφξχ, 
 -ashes. 
 
 Ύεφξίί^ίΐς, ίΰζ, ό κχ) ί, the same as πφξό?. 
 Th. τίφζχ, 
 
 Ύίχ^όύς, iltra,, εν, part. 1. α. pas, Ttp(^^ijvixi, 
 1. α. iff. pas. of τίζτω, to. beget, to bring 
 forth ; f. m. νϊί,ομα.ι, 1 . a. pas. Ιτίχ^βγιν, 
 
 Ύίχ^βζΤσκ, t]i, f. g. of the same. 
 
 Ύίχ^ΰΤινα,ι, 1. a. inf. pas. See Ύιχ^βύς. 
 
 Τίχ^βήσομοα, \.f. hid. pas. of τίκτω, ivhich 
 see. 
 
 Ύίχ^νάζομα,ι, to make or fabricate ; to build 
 ingeniously ; to contrive, invent ; to use strat- 
 agems, devices, arts, contrivances ; f. m. aco- 
 μα.1, mid. of 
 
 Ύίχvάξω,f. άσω, the Same. Th. τίχ^νη• 
 
 Ύίχγοίίτμβί, ατοί, το, a deceit, trick, ingen- 
 ious device ; a contrivance ; a machine ; a 
 work of art. From τεχνάξω. Th. τί^^νη, 
 art, a trick. 
 
 Ύεχ^νάω, f. νιτω, the same as τεχ^νάΖ,ω, and 
 ηχνάζομαι, which see, From 
 
 TE'XNH, VIS, 'h, art ; an art, a trade ; a 
 profession ; science ; a work of art ; a machine; 
 a trick, device, fraud, cheat ; ά,ν^ξω-τεία τϊχννι 
 ουδεμία, no human skill, Thucyd. ii, 47 ; μη- 
 %εμιη T£_^vji, by no means, on no account, 
 Herod. From τεύχ,ω, or τίκω.'\ 
 
 Ύίχ;νγ]ζι;, ήισσα, mv, artificial, wrought by 
 art ; skilful, expert. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύεχ^ν/ι'εντω^, adv. like an artist ; with skill, 
 industry, ingenuity ; scientifically. From the 
 preceding, 
 
 Ύεχν/ιμα, ατο;, το, any work made by art ; 
 the work of any artist, an invention ; a strata- 
 gem, a device, a discovery ; a cheat. From 
 1. pers. perf. jyas. of τεχνάω. Th. τέχνη. 
 
 Ύεχντιμων, όνος, ο κκ) η, a skilful artist ; one 
 who works according to rule ; one who uses 
 artifice •, made with ingenuity. 
 
 Ύί^ν^κο;, h, ov, technical J relating to art ; 
 also artificial ; artful ; possessing ingenuity, 
 dexteiity, cunning. Th. τίχνη. 
 
 Ύεχνϊχΰζ, adv. artificially ; in a workman- 
 like manner ; technically ; dextrously, expertly, 
 cunningly. From the jrreceding. 
 
 Ύιχνικ,ύτεξον, comp. n. g. of τεχνικό;, which 
 see. Th. τ'εχννι, art. 
 
 Ύεχνττνίζ, ov, 0, an artist ; a tradesman ; a 
 player. From the same. 
 
 ΎεχνΙτίζ, i2os, «, a female artist ; an instruc- 
 tress in any art. From the smne Th. 
 
 Ύεχνολογ'εω, to treat, discourse, or speak of 
 an art or of the arts ; to dispute artfully or ia- 
 geniously ; to speak according to the rules of 
 art ; and 
 
 Ύεχνολογία, «ί, '/ι, a treatise or discourse up- 
 on tlie arts ; the precepts of an art ; a discourse 
 made with art ; an ingenious discussion. From 
 
 Ύεχνολόγοί, ου, ό χ,α) η, one who treats or 
 discourses upon an art, or gives the precepts of 
 an art ; one who speaks ingeniously, or uses 
 sophistry. From τέχνη and λόγο;, 
 
 Ύίύϋ, dat. Ion. for τινί. But 
 
 Ύεω, dat. sing, of τεο?, thine; and 
 
 Ύεω, nom. dual, if τεο;, η, ov, thine; and 
 
 Ύεων, Ion. for τίνων. See T/j. 
 
 Ύεως, as long as ; before ; in tlie mean 
 time ; until then ; as far as. From εω;, untii. 
 
 Ti, dat. f. g. used as an adverb ; this way ; 
 that way. Th. o, 'h, τΌ. 
 
 Ύν\, Dor. for τάε, pres. imperat. of τάω- or 
 for T'/iui, hy Apocope, from τημι, to take. 
 
 TH'BENNA, vig, VI, and τ'/ιζεννο?, ου, vi, 
 a gown ; the Roman toga ; a long robe ; the 
 robe or dress of a candidate. From Ύ'^ζεναβ;•, 
 an Arcadian, the inventor, 
 
 Ύ'/ιγανίζω, f. tffu, p. τίτ7>γύνιχ», to fry ; to 
 coo-k in a frying-pan. From 
 
 Ύήγα-ναν, ου, το, a frying-pan ; as if τήχ,αιιον. 
 From τΫίκω. 
 
 Ύγγε, hither, in this place, Iliad vi, 435.] 
 
 Ύ'/ί^ε, this Avay, that way ; τ'/,'^ε zrlxittrt, 
 adv. hither and thither. From ilie article 4 
 
 c / 
 
 '/i, TO, 
 
 Ύή4νι, or τηύτ), a nurse ; an aunt ; a grand- 
 mother ; Tiuh, the sa?ne. Th. τιτόο;, th& 
 breast of a female. 
 
 Ύ?ιόο;, εο;, τα, a kind of oyster or shellfi•^. 
 Fro?n 
 
 TyiSv;, ύοξ, h, the earth. From Tnh, a 
 nurse, because the earth nourishes every thin"-^ 
 there is also 
 
 Ύγιύυς, ύος, yi, the name of a woman, Te- 
 thys ; ace. Ύτίύύν. 
 
 ΎνΐΆί^όνι, dat. sing, of 
 
 Ύηχε^ων, the same as τ^ι;, εως, r,, a con- 
 sumption ; a pining or wasting away. Th. 
 Tyix.u,f. ξ&», to melt. 
 
 Ύ'ήκετοα, 3. sing. pres. in. of τ'Λκω. 
 
 Ί^'/ικτϊχος, h, ov, having the powej: of melt- 
 ing ; dissolving, wasting ; withering; and 
 
 T>jKTus, 71, ov, fused, melted ; fusible ; soft- 
 ened, dissolved •, withered. From perf. pas. of 
 
 ΤΗ'ΚΩ,/. ξω, p. τετηχα, to melt, liquefy ; 
 to soak or steep ; to consume ; to soften ; pres, 
 pas. τήκομοι,ι, to be melted; to v/ither,; to waste 
 
<» 
 
 ΤΗΛ 
 
 806 
 
 ΊΉΡ 
 
 or pine away, Eurip. Med. 141, 159 ; 2. a. 
 pas. Ir&Kyiv, tjs, »j, ^. fut. pas. rocK'/i(rofjt,a,t. 
 
 ΎγιΧοι,υγ'ίω, ω, to shine, glitter, or cast a ra- 
 diance afar off. From 
 
 Ύτιλαυγνίξ, ία;, ό kou «, shining, glittering, 
 radiant ; etfulgent ; having its brightness seen 
 far off. From τΐίλε, or rnXoZ, afar οίζ arid 
 avyh, ί5ί, «, splendour, brightness. 
 
 TrikctuyyiiTi;, iMs, w, radiance or splendour shed 
 abroad or seen at a distance. From TijXav- 
 ysa». 
 
 Ύ*ιλαυγΣί, adv. with a splendour widelj' dif- 
 fused ; brilliantly. From, t'/iXoivym. 
 
 TH~AE, TijXotJ, and τηλόύι, adv. at a dis- 
 tance, afar ; far off; from a distance. 
 
 Ύ'/ιλί^ούων, gen. pi. of the name of a nation 
 or people. 
 
 Ύ'/ίλίζόλοξ, ου, ο icxt η, shooting, darting, or 
 casting from afar or at a distance. From 
 <τ?,λί and βκλλΜ, ρ), m. βίζολα., to cast or 
 throw. But 
 
 Τ'/}λίξολο;, shot or struck from a distance. 
 
 Ύτιλίόα,ττοζ, 71, ovy of or belonging to a distant 
 country, Odi/s. vi, 279.] 
 
 Ύ'/ιλίΰκοντίξ, nam. pi. part. pres. of τ'^Χι&ά,ω. 
 Th. Β^ύλλύ), to bud, flourish ; ;;, m. τίβ-ήλα, 
 and by Metath. Tr.Xiua.• tvhence 
 
 Ύ'/ιλίύκω, to bud, to be green ; to blossom, 
 to bear flowers. 
 
 Ύ'/ιλζκλειτο7ο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 Ύ'/ιλίκλ\ΐΎος, όΰ, renowned afar off; A^ery 
 celebrated ; also, the name of a man. From 
 r/t^i, far o% and χ,Χζία/, to celebrate. 
 
 ΎτιΧί-λΛ-'^τος, οΰ, CI κλ) h, called from afar ; 
 H'.ade to come from afar. From ττιλί and 
 χ,α,λϊω, to call, P^'f paS. κ,ίκλ'/ιμαι, σα,ι, 
 
 TOtl. 
 
 TjjAiJiXi/TCi, οΰ, far-famed ; celebrated, fam- 
 ous. From τ^λΞ, far off, and κΧΰω, to hear. 
 
 Τ'/?λ£^%;^;β5, ov, 0, the name of a man, 
 Telemachus, Od^ys. 
 
 Ύηλ.ίσκο<7Το',, ου, ο κα) τι, seen or appearing 
 at a distance. From tjjXj a?id α-κίτττομο'.ί, to 
 see ; fut. m. \1/ομοίί, p. m. ίτκ,οτοί. Bat 
 
 Ύ'/ιλιιτ;ίό•7Το;., seeing far off; having a pierc- 
 ing sight. Hence a telescope. See the pre- 
 cedina. 
 
 ΊΉΛΕ'ΦΙΟΝ, ου, r'o, wild purslain. 
 
 Ύτίλίφο;, ου, ό, the name of a 7nan, Tele- 
 phus. 
 
 ΤΗΛΓΑ, «J, 7i, and σνΧίοι-, a bucket or 
 pail ; a kneading tub or trough ; a vessel to 
 hold flour or grain ; the circumference or v^ood- 
 en rim of a sieve ; a board or table, with wlddi 
 games were played. 
 
 ΎήΧικα,Ζτοί, pi. n. g. of τηλικουτοζ, which 
 see. 
 
 ^ϊ'ήΧίϋοζ, ου, as much ; as old, of that age ; 
 such ; as little ; as great. From 'hxUos, as 
 great ; spealdng of magniliide or si-e. 
 
 Ύ•/ιΧίκοΖτο$, τ'ΛΧικοίΰτ'Λ, τηλίχ.ουτι!), and more 
 generally τ'Λλικ,οΖτον, as great as, such as ; ap- 
 plied tn size, and to age. From τγ,λίκοζ, which 
 see, and curoi, αυττι, τοΰτο, this. 
 
 Τ/ίλ/ι/ίί, ίν/ι, tvav, made of the plant fenu- 
 greek. From, 
 
 ΤΗ~ΛΙ2, iug, and t^o;, vi, fenugreek, a 
 plant. From τίλ£, because it has a long stalk 
 and long jwds. 
 
 Ύγιλ'οθζν) at a distance ; afar off; from afar ; 
 and 
 
 Ύ'/ιλόύι, adv. gov. the genit, the same as 
 Th. τΤιλζ, at a distance. 
 
 Ύ'/ιλοϋ, adv. the same as Th. τίλί, at a 
 distance. 
 
 Ύηλουξοζ, ου, ο κοά h, having boundaries far 
 distant ; remote ; at a great distance. From 
 rTiXi and οξο;, a boundary. 
 
 Ύηλϋγί'Τ'/ΐξ, ου, ο, by Sync, for ryiX'jyivirnSi 
 properly, born in the father's absence ; begot- 
 ten in old age -, the youngest ; dear to the 
 parents. From τϊίλε, far off; and ylvofAOii, to 
 be born. 
 
 Ύ'/ιλΰγίτοζ, iryi, ίτον, the same. 
 
 Ύ'/ιμιΧίω, ω, f. ήσω, to take care ; to have 
 the care of ; to nourish, keep, cherish ; to treat 
 kindly ; to preserve, increase. 
 
 Τ;7^£λ^5, iflj, Kca 'h, diligent, careful, assid- 
 uous. From τάω and μ'ιΧιι. 
 
 Ύήμίξον, and -ξχ, Att. for σ•'ψΛξον, adv. 
 to -da}'. From ημίξΟ; a day. 
 
 Ύ7ιμος, and τ'ήμόιτ^ι. Poet, at that time ; 
 then ; it corresponds with τίμοί, when, from 
 which it is derived, 
 
 Ύ7ιy,oΰroί,for ττιμος, which see. 
 
 T^v, TTivhz, rmyt, acc. sing, of h, this. 
 
 Ύ'ΑΜΟί, Dor. of Tijvoij a, o, for Ι»£Γνβ;, he, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύτ^νάλλως, adv. by the way ; lightly ; for 
 nothing ; without trial, A'ainly, to no purpose, 
 idly ; otherwise, else ; as if τΤινο Άλλωζ, 
 
 Τίίνίβλα, 'h, and -0$, 0, strains or chords 
 played on the lyre, in rejoicing for a victory. 
 Perhaps from <ro vaSkov. 
 
 T'/jvii, Dor. for IxsT, there, at that place, 
 thither. 
 
 ΤΗ'ΝΕΛΛΑ, >fi, 'h, and rmXkos, ου, ό, 
 the harmony or music of the lyre ; strains in 
 honour of a conqueror. 
 
 Ύ'/ινίο-μοί, ου, tenesmus, a disease in luhich 
 the patie?it is afflicted with frequent and pain- 
 ful attempts to go to stool, ivithout success ,• also 
 τίΐνίσμΌζ. From πίνω, to stretch. 
 
 Tr,viKOL, adv. then ; and 
 
 Ύ',ινιχ,οί^ί, and rfivixoiZroi, for the same ; v/i• 
 νιχοίΰτοί, so late at night, Lys. p. 14. Plat. 
 Apoph. Lac. p. 21, then at last, Lys. p. 79. 
 Th. rivixa, when, without interrogation. 
 
 Ύηνόβί, Dor. for ϊχ,ζΊ, there, in that place. 
 
 Ύνινος, T'/ifa, ττινο. Dor. for ΙκίΤνο;, he. 
 
 T'/iVjy, Dor. for ίχύνου, gen. sing. Dor. of 
 rhoi, he; hence ττινΌβζ, adv. for ίκιΊύίν, thence, 
 from that place. 
 
 Ύγί-ττΐξ, Ion, and Poet, for ωδ-τΐξ, as ; also, 
 for γ,ττίξ, there. 
 
 Ύ'/ΐξίΐ, pres. imperat. act. and 
 
 ΎκζίΤσίχί, pres. inf. pas. of τηξίω. 
 
TIH 
 
 807 
 
 ΤΙΘ 
 
 Ύ'/,ξίονη, Dor. for v/i^ioufft, 3. ph pres. 
 ind. of 
 
 ΤΗΡΕΏ, ω, -ius, i7s, "in, ίΤ, imperf. ίτή- 
 ξίον, ovv, f. yurco, p. TST9j^>7«a, to keep ; to pre- 
 serve, defend, guard, watch ; to reserve ; to ob- 
 serve or keep ; to lie in wait for, to spy out ; 
 to wait for an opportunity ; 1. a. Ιτήξη^οί, a,;, 
 
 1, 1. a. imperat, act. τήξπσον, άτω, and in 
 
 2. ρί.•Τ9ΐξΥΐσχτζ, 1. a. subj. act. Tyj^'/terea, '/a, y, 
 1. a. inf. Ύ'Α^σα,ι, part. 1. a. act. ψηζ'ΛαΌ,ζ, 
 αντοζ• pres. pas. τϊΐξίομαι, to be kept ; pres. 
 iiif. pas. TYi^iTiTUcii, imperf. j)as. ίτνίξΐΌμην, 
 οΰμγίν, -ίϋυ, ου, -ίίτο, εΐτο, perf. pas. ητ^ξ'/ι- 
 μοίΐ, σαι, ται, ρη7•ί. perf. pas. τί'Τ'/ΐξ'/ιμίνο;, «j, 
 ev, ]. a. i?id. pas. Ιτ'/ίξΥίβην, m, n, 1. a. opt. 
 pas. τ'/ΐξΫΐ$ύ'/ιν, 71$, ij, 1.' a. irif.pas. τπζΫΐβΐίνχι. 
 
 Ύ'/ίρ/ισνιη, 2. pi. 1. a. subj. act. of τ^ξίω. 
 
 Ύγίξ'/)(ης, ζως, ή, the act of observing, watch- 
 ing, keeping ; observation, a guard •, a prison ; 
 precaution. From 2. sin^. p. pas. of rr/oicu, 
 to keep. 
 
 T'/,Jt, Ion. for T&Ti, dat. pi. f. g. of h, this. 
 
 Ύ'/ιτκ, 2. sing. pres. mid. of 
 
 ΤΗΤΑΏ, to deprive ; heyice r^m, h, want, 
 privation, penury. There is also Tviraoajf. ν\σω, 
 to seek, try, search ; as if from, τάω, to seek ; 
 τγιτύομαι, to want ; to be deprived of j not to 
 have, Hes. Op. 408. 
 
 TiJTii, Att. the same a- στ^τα, tm ivst, this 
 year. 
 
 T'/irjj, '/IS, 91, privation, want, poverty, Th. 
 <τη'τά.ω, to deprive. 
 
 THT''2I02, la,, iov, vain, useless, ineffec- 
 tual. 
 
 Ύνι'ύοΊωζ, A'^ainl}'•, uselessly, ineffectually. 
 FroTn the preceding. 
 
 T/, why? what? Poet, τΐη, from t/j, who? 
 interrog. gen. τίνος' τι, indefnite, something ; 
 gen. Tivo;. 
 
 TIA'PA (τια,ξοι.), as, and Ion. -τι, w, a 
 tiara ; an ornament for the head, worn by the 
 Persian kings. Perhaps from τίω, because a 
 badge of honour. 
 
 Ύι^ίξίαί, oho;, yi, the name of a city, Tibe- 
 rias ; called after Tiberius Ceesar. 
 
 Ύιζίξίος, ου, ο, a proper name, Tiberius, one 
 of the twelve Ccesars ; also, the designation of 
 those ivho were born near the river Tiber. 
 
 TIBH'N, VIVOS, 0, a tripod, because having 
 τξίΐ; βάσιις, three feet. 
 
 ΤΓΓΡΙ2, ihos, and ιος, -h, a tiger. 
 
 Ύίγω, Xenoph. the same as 3-ίγω, to touch. 
 
 Ύίίΐ, 3. sing. j)res. of τΊω. 
 
 Ύίίν, 3. sing. impcTf. act. Ion. for %την, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 ΎΊισκιν, Poet, and Ion. for ϊτη, 3. sing. 
 imperf. act. of τίω, f. τίσω, to honour, which 
 see. 
 
 TiiTOii, 3. sing. pres. ind. pas. of τίομαι, 
 to be honoured. Tk. τίω. 
 
 Ύήω, the same as τίω, to punish. 
 
 Ύί'/ι, f^iccTiJ why ? for what reason ? Hesych. 
 Vka.Zxs, τίϊΐ ^h νκϊ ητιμ•ήμί(τθα, μάλιστα, Iliad 
 xii, 310. 
 
 Ύί'Α, Poet. for τί, what? 
 
 ΤΙΘΑΙΒΑ'2ΣΩ, or τιύαιζωίσω, to make of 
 honey ; to make honeycomb ; to deposite or 
 hoard up honey ; as if τιύϊνα,ι βόίτιν, to place 
 food ; honey being the food of bees. 
 
 Ύίβαιτσίύω, f. εύσω, to tame, soften, caress, 
 flatter. From 
 
 Τ1ΘΑ220^2, and Tidoiiros, ov, S κλ) vi, 
 tame, softened, domesticated, cultivated, o^ij^osed 
 to wild. 
 
 Tihui, Ion. for τίύεσα,ι, 2. sing. pres. ind. 
 pas. of τ^θvιμ,t,f. S-^tru. 
 
 Tifco-Tcii, Ion. for τιίεϊαΊ, 3. ;)Z. pres. ind. 
 act. and 
 
 Ύιθ'ία,ται, Ion. for τί$ζντΰίΐ, 3. pi. pres, jms, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 TJimt, Ion. for tiUyis, 2. sing. pres. subj. 
 act. of τίύνιμι, pres. subj. τιύω, «j, >j. Ion. 
 ri6'iu, i'/is, ^c. and σι, is added by Paragoge. 
 
 Ύίύίΐ, Ion. for Ιτίθίΐ, 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 as if froTii τιύίω, of τίύ'/ιμι. Put Ttht, pres. 
 imperat. act. for τίβιτι, of the sa?ne verb. 
 But 
 
 Tthi, 3. sing. pres. ind. of τιύίω, and 
 
 Ύίύί7μίν, TihiTi, Tt6i7iv, by Sync, for τιΰύγΐ' 
 μεν, '/ιτε, ι^σκν, pi. pres. opt. act. of τίύ'/ιμι, 
 pres. opt. act. τιύεί'/ιν, ns, *ι. 
 
 Ύιύίΐ;, είσοί, εν, part. pres. of the same verb. 
 
 Ύιύίμιν, Ion. and τιύεμιναι, Dor. for τιύίναι^ 
 pres. ivf. act. and 
 
 Ύίύεμμι, jEoI. for τίύτ,μι. 
 
 Ύίύεν, Poet, and Dor. fur ΙτΙύηαΌίν, 3. ^7^. 
 imperf. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Ύιθενοίΐ, 2n-es. inf. act. of τί@-/ιμι, Pindar. 
 Ttu'ivai Tiva iv ψονοίΤς, to place one in slaughter, 
 i. e. to kill. 
 
 ΎιύευΜ, to nourish ; to suckle. From, 
 τιβ'/ι. 
 
 Τιύίω, ω, to put or place ; τίύ'/ιμι is more in 
 use. 
 
 Tiu'/i, ns, 'h, a nurse. From titUos, the 
 breast. 
 
 Ύιύ'/ιμενα,ι, PocL by Ectasis for τιύεμεναίί, 
 Dor. for τίύεναι, pres. inf. act. and 
 
 Ύιύήμενο;, Poet, by Ectasis for τιύεμAvos, 
 jmrt. p,res. pas. of 
 
 ΤΓΘΗΜΙ, to put, place ; to lay down, estab- 
 lish ; used in a great variety of senses, accord' 
 ing to the subject ,• as, to esteem ; to propose 
 or offer, as a premium ; to refer to or con- 
 sider as among tl^e nu7nber of; to propose as 
 a subject for discussion or explanation ; to sup- 
 pose or put a case, speaking hypothetically ; to 
 admit that a thing may be ; and besides, to 
 offer, present, or perform to any o?ie ; to render 
 or make one happy, miserable, <^c. ; to give, 
 attribute, or ascribe any thing to any one ; to 
 set to pawn ; 'ίύ^ιχε, caused or inflicted svffev'. 
 ings, Iliad i, 2 ; pres. imperat. τίύετι, ίτω, 
 pres. inf. τιύεναι, part. pres. τιύεις, εντός, im- 
 perf. ίτϊύ'/ιν, '/IS, vi, and ετίύεον, as if from τιύεω, 
 f. ^'/ισω, p. τ'ίύεικ,α,, Bocot, fur riu'/iKot, 1. a. 
 εύ'/ίχα, 2. a. εύγιν, yis, »i, 2. a. subj, act. S -ω, iis, 
 «, part. 2. a. Bits, ίντο$• perf. pas, τεόειμαι. 
 
TIM 
 
 808 
 
 TIM 
 
 pluperf. ίτίθύμην, σο, το, 1. a. pas. Ιτί^τιν, «jj, 
 «, 1. σ. svbj. j)as. τίόω, »??, γ, I. a. inf. pas. 
 rsorivxt, 1. a. m. Ι&'ηκύμτ.ν, ω, ατο, 2. α. ind. 
 mid. Ιίίμ'/ιν, ehoO and ϊύου, ϊύίτο, 2. a. imperaf. 
 m. S-itro a7id Β-οΰ, Β-ίσ^ω, and in 2. /;/. S-itrh, 
 part. 2. a. m. S-i^mo;, yi, ov '<}ε7νΛ/ υ^τούίικην, 
 act. to give a pledge or pawn ; S-ss-^oii vcrn^r,- 
 x'/tv, mid. to receive a pledge; oVXa Β-ίσ-όαι, 
 to make a truce or suspension of arms, 
 J)ean if Chest. Engl. I'ers. of Xen. de liebtis 
 GrtBcis, L ii, ]). 70, before Chr. 403. A leg- 
 Klator is said νόμον nf-vat, to propose a law, 
 a7id the people who accept it are said 9^7veci, to 
 establish it, &//«?. de Modo Usur, p, 502, c. 12, 
 JCuster, de Verbis Med. 
 
 Ύίύτινίω, to suckle, nurse, nourish, caress -, 
 treat, as nurses do children ; to form, fashion, 
 cultivate ; f m. τίσομαι, p. jms. ητιΰ'κντιμαι. 
 JFrovi 
 
 Ύιί'/,ν^ί, Τις, h, Tti'/fsa, Dor. a nurse ; and 
 'Tiuxivoi, oZ, κα) 'h, one who educates or niain- 
 taiiTS. From rtuh, the same. Th. rtTUo;, the 
 breast. 
 
 Tif/iTi, Dor. for τί^'/ισι, 3. svig. jjres. of 
 Τίύχμ.ι. 
 
 Ύιύύύνος, οϋ, ό, a proper name, Tilhonus, the 
 son of Laomedon, loved by Aurora ; dut. sing. 
 
 Χιύωνω. 
 
 T<»r£, Ion. for ϊτιχτε, 3. sing. imp)ef. act. 
 and 
 
 Ύίχττ,ς, 2. sing. pres. subj. of 
 
 ΤΓΚΤΩ, to bear, produce, bring forth ; 
 in Homer and the older iimters, also to beget, 
 create, generate ; f τίξω, and m. τίξομαα, ♦?, 
 srxi, 2. a. 'iriKGv, a, ε, 2. a. subj. τίκω, r,;, n, 
 2. a. inf. act. τικιίι, 1. a. ind. pas. ir'i^^Snv, 
 *ii, S7, part. 1 . a. pas. -τίχ^ίύζ, ιΊσα,, \v, born, 
 begotten, created ; generated, procreated ; de- 
 scended ; 1 . y. pas. τίχ^βήσομαι, >j, Στα/, p. mid. 
 TiTuxct, as, s, part. pef. in. τίΤΛχωί, ότο;, ο, 
 and f. g. τίτοκνΤα., νΐαζ, ν\. 
 
 Τ/λ«, feathers, plumes, wings. From τίλ- 
 λω, which see. 
 
 Τ/λα/, ων, al, motes, sweepings, atoms, 
 made visible by the suns rays. Sut τίλαι, 
 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Τ/λλβν, iniperf. Ion. for εηλλον, and 
 
 Ύίλλοισα, Dor. for τίλλουσοί, part. pres. 
 f.g.from 
 
 ΤΓΛΛΩ, imperf. εηλλον, ε?, ε, f λω, 
 p. τίπλχα, to pluck, pull, rip off; to bite, 
 sting, wound; 1. a. ετ/λα• p. pas. τίπλμαί, 
 part. p. pas. τίτιλμινος. 
 
 ΤΓΑ02, Of, 0, dung, excrement, ordure. 
 
 Ύιμΰ, 3. .sitig. pres. ind. act. of τιμάω. 
 Th. τ'ιω, the same. But 
 
 Ύίμκ, 3. sing, imperf. act. Ion. or 2)res. 
 imperat. act. of the same. 
 
 ΎιμάγοξΚζ, ου, 6, the name of a man, Ti- 
 magoras. 
 
 Τιμύίΐξ, ισσοί, ίν, Dor. for τιμγ,ίΐί, honoured. 
 See Ύιμτ,ντα. 
 
 Ύιμα,Ίζ, dat. pi. of riuh, vs, «> honour. Th. 
 flu, to honour. 
 
 ΤιμαΙω, dat. sing. of'TιμBί7ost 'v, S, Timaeusj 
 a Syrian name, i. e. contaminated. 
 
 Ύιμoι.λφί.ω,f. νισω, to honour for one's ingen- 
 ious discoveries or inventions ; to honour. 
 From 
 
 Ύιμαλφ'/ίί, ίος, ο xou vj, one who has acquir- 
 ed honour ; respected, precious ; that will readily 
 find a purchaser. From τιμάω, to honour, a^id 
 ά,λφ'ίω, to invent, find out. 
 
 Ύιμα,ν, Dor. for νιμτ,ν. 
 
 Ύιμαν-α, Dor. for -ημ^ντα., which see. 
 
 Ύιμύοξοί, ov, 0, one who celebrates the 
 praises of another ; a punisher, an avenger ; 
 also a protector, defender ; one who brings suc- 
 cour. From ημη and ίύξω, p. m. ί'β^α; a7id 
 Ion. etopci. 
 
 Ύίμίχ.ξ;^οί, ov, o, the name of a man, Timari 
 chus. 
 
 Ύιμα.ίτχξ', Dor, for τιμγισο-ζ, part. 1. a. act. 
 of τιμάω. 
 
 Ύιμασενντί, Dor. and ASol. for τιμτκτουα'ι, 
 3. pi. \.f. act. of 
 
 Ύιμάω, f. Υιίτω, p. τετίμ*ιχοί, to honour ; to 
 
 ■ do honour to ; to esteem ; to judge M'orthj' ; 
 
 to reward ; also to punish, to fine, to chastise; 
 
 ]). 2)as. τ-τίμημοίΐ, ffOLi, τα;, 1 . a. mid. ιτιμτισά- 
 
 μγ,ν, ω, οίτο. From 
 
 Ύτμγί, yis, 71, honour, respect, reverence, ven- 
 eration, dignity ; the price at which any thing 
 is valued ; punishment, vengeance ; a fine ; a 
 census ; an impost ; a tax ; a statue, Reines. 
 Inscript. v, 43, te?npor. Adriani vel Antoniui 
 Pii ; a reward or prize, 1 Tim. v, 17; so Po- 
 lyb. τίνος χα) ^ηλίκνι; τιμ^ς ^εΐ άϊ,ιου>τ$αι ^Ια- 
 χί^ονα; ; of what and how great a reward ought 
 the Macedonians to be considered worthy ? dat. 
 j)L τιμοΰς. From τιω, f. τισω, p. τΊτιχα, 
 p. pas. τίτιμα,ι, to honour. As τιμνι in Homer 
 means honour, dignity, station, so it sometimes 
 means the kingly power, the sovereign author- 
 it}' ; as in Iliad ii, 1 97, τιμνί V \x Δ/β? ε<ττ/• 
 and hence άτψΑζειν means to depriA-e of the 
 loyal power, as in Odys. xi, 494, Heynii Ex~ 
 curs, ad lib. i, p. 183.] 
 
 Ύϊμχιΐι;, riBs-tra, jjsv, honoured, precious, Λ'βΐ- 
 uable. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύιμιηατσ-α, 'A?,f. g. of the preceding. 
 
 Ύτμγιμα, ατός, το, a price ; a valuation ; 
 value ; a fine ; a punishment ; riches. From 
 1. pers. perf. jms. of τιμάω, ivhich see. 
 
 Ύιμγ,ντα, by Crasis for τιμνεντα, acc. si7lg. 
 m. g. of τιμγ,ιις, xvhich see. 
 
 Ύιμτ,οοος, ου, ό. See Ύιμάβζος. 
 
 Ύιμησκς, 2. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. and 
 
 Ύιμγ,σατε, 2. pi, 1. a. imperat. act. of τι- 
 μάω, to honour. 
 
 Ύιμτ,α•τ^ζ, 9!, 2. and 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. 
 of the sa?}ie. 
 
 Ύίμ*!(ης, εως, vi, the act of honouring or es- 
 teeming ; taxing the costs of a suit ; punish- 
 ment, fine, penalty ; a valuation. From 2. 
 2)ers. perf. pas. of the same. 
 
 Ύιμγισονιτι, 3. pi, I. f ind.. act. of the 
 same. 
 
TIN 
 
 809 
 
 TIT 
 
 Τίμίΐτίο;, i», lov, verbal adj. honourable; 
 that should be honoured or esteemed. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 Ύ»μιητγίς, ου, ό, one who taxes the costs ; an 
 appraiser ; a censor. From 3. sing. p. pas. 
 of the same. 
 
 Ύιμγίτικ,ος, v), cv, disposed to honour ; de- 
 lighting to bestow honours ; honorary ; belong- 
 ing to the office of censor. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Ύϊμϊος, Ίοί, tov, honourable, revered, dear, 
 valuable, precious ; comp. τιμιύπξο;, siqKrl. 
 τιμίωτατοζ, am, κτον. Fro7n τιμτι, 
 
 Ύιμιοτ'ής, Άτοξ, h, respectability, honourable- 
 ness ; nobility, excellence ; price, value, wealth. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Ύιμιωτχτος, άτγι, urov, superl. of τίμιας^ 
 which is from τιμή. Th. τΐω. 
 
 Ύιμογξοίφίύ), ΰ, to make a census or valua- 
 tion ; to estimate ; to assess ; to tax. From 
 τιμγι and γράφω. 
 
 Ύίμ,ο^'/Ίμί^χι, ων, αϊ, a proper name, Timo- 
 demidse. 
 
 Ύιμόύίος, ου, ο, the name of a minister of the 
 Divine word, Timotheus, i. e. worshipping 
 God. 
 
 Ύ/μωμχι, pres. pas. of τιμά,ομα,ι, ωμκι, to 
 be worshipped. Th. τίω. 
 
 Ύίμων, ωνος, vi, the name of a vian, Timon, 
 i. e. honouring. But 
 
 Ύίμων, ωντοζ, (circumfexedj p«ri. pres. of 
 <ημά.ω, which see. 
 
 Ύιμωξίω, ω, with dat. f. ν\σω, p. ητιμω- 
 ξ'/]χα, to assist, protect, defend ; but τιμωξοΖ- 
 μαα, with ace. to punish, torment, take ven- 
 geance on ; 1. a. pas. \τιμωξΥί6ην, vi$, jj, \. a. 
 subj. pas. τιμωξ•/ι&Ζ, nsi γ, and in 3. pi. τιμώ- 
 ξ'/ΐ&ωιτί. From τψ.ωξηζ. 
 
 Ύιμο}ζη^ωσι, 3. pi. \. a. subj. pas. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Ύιμύζτιμα, ατο;, το, a revenging ; ven- 
 geance ; penalty, punishment. 
 
 Ύιμωξήσοίσύοίΐ, 1. a, inf. m, of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Ύιμ-,ωξνΐΰ-ις, ζως, 'h, the act of punishing ; ven- 
 geance, punishment ; and 
 
 Ύιμ,ωο'/ιττίξ, τίξΟζ, ο, and 
 
 Ύιμωξ'/ιτγΐί, οΰ, ο, an avenger ; a punisher ; 
 also a protector ; all from p. 2>as. of ημωξίω, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύιμωξία, a;, τι, punishment; vengeance; 
 assistance, defence. From ημωζοί, an avenger. 
 From the same verb. 
 
 Ύίμωξοζ, ου, 6 κοά 'h, an avenger, a punisher ; 
 also an assistant 5 a defender, protector. From 
 Τίμ'Λ and ορκω. 
 
 Ύ/μωξ_αΰν, part. pres. act. n. g. of τιμωζίω. 
 
 T/v, Dor. for σο), of συ, thou. 
 
 Ttv',for τίνα,, ace. sing, of τί;, who? 
 
 Ύίνχγμχ, ctros, το, a shaking ; concussion, 
 vibration. From 
 
 TINA'22H frivecffffuj, f. ζω, p. p^«, to 
 shake, agitate, brandish, vibrate, dart ^ as if 
 aiva,9ffea. From σ%\ω, to shake. 
 
 102 
 
 Ύίν-σ&αι, Ion. for τίνννσύαι, to revenge. See 
 
 Ύιννύμοίΐ. 
 
 Ύ'ινίσκί, Ion. for ετινε, 3. sing, imperf. act. 
 of TtvM, to expiate ; pay. Th. τίω, the same. 
 
 ΤΙΝΘΑΛΕΌ2 (TtvmXiosJ, ix, iov, warm, 
 hot, boiling. 
 
 Ύίννϋμι, and τίνω, the same as 
 
 Ύίννΰω, to expiate, pay, repay, recompense ; 
 to punish, to avenge ; to exact punishment. 
 Th. τίω, to punish. 
 
 Τίνω, to expiate, pay. Th. τίω. 
 
 Ύίον, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. act. for ετιον. But 
 τϊον, 3. pi. imperf Ion. of the preceding Th. 
 
 Ύίτΰτί, by Sync, τίτίτι, why? From τΐ 
 and srers, when ? Th. Ό'τι, the same. 
 
 Ύίττ, for τί'^τζ, Poet, for τί'^οτζ, which 
 see. 
 
 Ti^mfffor Ύίξυνθω, dat. sing. ofΎίξV»0o$, the 
 name of a toivn. 
 
 ΤΓ2, τίνοί, κ,/χ.) h, and in n. g. τί, who ? 
 what? But τίί, Tivo;, indef iwon. some one, 
 a certain person ; luith numerals, about, ^ύο 
 τινα,ς, some two, perhaps two ; τινίξ 1•ττα, 
 some seven sons, cjc] 
 
 Ύίσχι, 1. a. iif. act. and 
 
 Ύκτοίίατο, Ion. for τίσκιντο, pi. 1. a. op)t. m. 
 τίσασύαι, 1. a. inf. m. of τίαμκι, to avenge, 
 punish ; and 
 
 Ύισαίμεύα., 1. pi, 1. a. opt. m. and 
 
 Ύία-ασύαι, 1. a. inf. m. and 
 
 T/Vi, 3. sing. 1. a. Ion. for 'ίτισί, and 
 
 Ύίΰτίίχν, 3. pi. 1. a. opt. act. JEol. τίσίΐα, 
 «ς, ί• and 
 
 Tiff us, 2. sing. 2.f ind. act. all from τίω, 
 to expiate, pay. 
 
 Ύίσιν, acc. sing, of 
 
 Τϊσ-ΐί, ίωί, 'h, revenge, punishment; pay- 
 ment, recompense. From the preceding Th. 
 
 Ύΐσιφόνγι, '/>;, h, a proper name, Tisiphone, 
 one of the Furies, the avenger of murder or 
 blood. From ίτίω and ψόνοί, from φίνω, to 
 kill. 
 
 Ύΐσον, άτω, 1. a. imperat. act. and 
 
 Τίσουσ-ιν, 3. pi. I• f act, and 
 
 Ύισωσ, for τίσοισι, 3. pi. 1. a. subj. act, 
 of τίω. 
 
 ΎίτΛίνίν, 3. sing, impel f. Ion. and 
 TtTciivovTac, acc. pi. part. j)res. act. of 
 Ύιταϊνω, to punish, revenge, take vengeance. 
 
 From τίω, the same. But 
 
 Ύιταίνω, to stretch, strain, draw up, draw 
 
 tight ; to hasten ; to flee hastily. From τείνω, 
 
 the same. 
 
 Ύίταν, S.VOS, 0, a proper name, Titan ; dat, 
 
 pi. ΎΐΤΚίΤί. 
 
 Ύιτάννι, a queen, because τιττι, i. e. honour- 
 ed. Th. τίω. 
 
 Ύιτανο-ΛτΌνοζ, ου, ο, the slayer of the Titans ; 
 an epithet of Jupiter. From Ύιττινίζ, or Τ/τ«- 
 vis, the Titans. Th. τιταίνω, and κτίινω, to 
 kill. 
 
 ΤΓΤΑΝ02 (τιτανοξ), ου, τι, chalk stone: 
 lime ; gypsum; plaster. 
 
 TiTiivsf, the Titans, descendants of Saturn ,• 
 
TAH 
 
 510 
 
 ΤΟΙ 
 
 dat. pi. TiT^ja-i, arid Poet, or Ion. Tirritntrtri. 
 From TtTdlvia, to revenge. Th. τίω, to pun- 
 ish. 
 
 Ύΐτβνι, 5J--J and τιτΡ/ι, ί?, ί, the breast ; a 
 nurse ; a maternal grandmother or aunt. 
 From T-trh;. 
 
 ΎίτύΙον, ovt TO, a little breast. From nrir- 
 
 Ύι•7&1ζ, ί^ΰξ, 73, a nurse, an aunt or grand- 
 mother on the molher^s side. From τιτύ-ζι. 
 
 ΤΙΤΘΟ'2, ου, ό, a teat ; the breast, the 
 pap ; a little teat. 
 
 Τ/τλίί, ου, ο, by Sync, from the Lnt. titulus, 
 a title. But the proper Greek word is Wt- 
 γξο,φνι, an inscription. John xix, 19, 20. 
 
 Tiros, ου, 0, the name of a minister of the 
 Divine word, Titus, i. e. honoured. 
 
 TITPA'Xi, τ1τξ•/ιμ.ι, Ci7id τ:τξχί•,Μ, f Ύξτ,αω, 
 to bore, perforate ; to sift ; as if from -τξάω' 
 p. pas. τ'ίτο'/ιμοίΐ. 
 
 ΤΙΤΡίΙ'ΣΚίΙ, f τοώο•ω, to wound, hurt ; 
 to pierce. 
 
 Ύιτυοζ, ου, d, a proper name, Tityus ; a giant 
 whose body was sujiposed to cover nine acres, 
 and whose lioer to be pc-rpetxiallytornby vultures. 
 
 Ύίτυσκΐτο, 5. sing. Viiperf m. Ion. of 
 
 TIXrSEOMAI, to take aim at; to hit 
 the mark ; to prepare ; to contrive or devise. 
 
 ΤΓΦΗ, yi;, i}, a kind of grain, ivith ivhich 
 swine were fed. 
 
 Tl<pu^,for «r/irrs, Poet, for τιττοη, \\\\y. 
 
 Τ1~Φ02, ζοζ, 70, a mari;h, feu, pool, swamp; 
 a marshy place. 
 
 Tlil, f. IsM, p. TZTiKu, to honour, esteem, 
 respect, to haxs a great regard for ; to treat ac- 
 cording to one's desert ; to recompense, pay ; 
 to punish, avenge ; to take vengeance ; to ex- 
 piate ; p. pas. TiTivbcii. 
 
 ΤλαΛ, Dor. for τλ'^ί^ί, pres. imperat. act. of 
 vXYtf/A, to bear, suffer, support, dare. From 
 «rXauyfor ταλάω, the same. 
 
 Ύλάύνμο:, ου, Ό na.) η-, enduring afflictions; 
 patient ; having fortitude. From ταΧάω, or 
 νλάω, to bear, endure, and Β-υμο;, the mind, 
 temper. 
 
 Ύλχί/ιν, jn-es. or 2. a. opt. of τλίίμί, ivhich 
 see. 
 
 Ύλΰ,μων, ovos, ό y.cci h, Dor, for τλ'/ιμων, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύλα,ς, uvro;, part, jrrcs. or 2. a. of τλκ,μι, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύλάω, by Sync, for τκλάω, to bear, endure, 
 suffer ; to have courage or boldness to do any 
 thing. 
 
 ϊλί, 3. nng. 2. a. subj. act. But 
 
 Τλ5?, without the subscribed iota, Ion. for 
 trX'/i, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. and 
 
 Ύλ'^ίμίν, Ion. for ετλ3)/Λΐν, 1. jd. 2. a, ind. 
 act. of 
 
 Ύλ^,μι, f. τλΥίσω, ρ, τίτλ' /iKcc, to bear, en- 
 dure, suffer, support ; 2. a. 'ίτλην. From 
 τΧάω. 
 
 Ύχγιμοης, nam. pi. in ace, sing, τλ'^μονχ, of 
 
 Ύλτιμων^ ovosi ό και hy patient, affiicted, 
 
 wretched ; firm, having fortitude ; bold. From 
 the preceding Th. 
 
 Ύλ^ναι, 2. a. inf. of τλ'^μι, ivhich see. 
 
 Ύλ'/ιτόλίμοί, ου, 6, the name of a τηαη, 
 Tlepolemus. 
 
 Τλ'/;Λί, ίωξ, 71, patience, fortitude, resigna- 
 tion ; courage, boldness. Th. τα,Χάω. 
 
 Ύλιησ-ω, l.f ind. act. of τΧ7,μι, or τΧάω, 
 
 Ύλητοξ, 71, ov, that may be endured or sup- 
 ported ; supportable ; patient ; suffered, sup- 
 ported, endured. From the same, 
 
 Ύμάγίν, Ion. and Bceot. by Sync, for ίτμκ- 
 yritroiv, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. pas. of τμ'Λνσω, the 
 same as ry.aa),f τμή^ω, 2. a. 'ίτμ.αγον it may 
 also be 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. Ion. of 
 
 Ύμάω, to cut, cleaA'e, divide ; whence τμ'/ια•- 
 ffw. 
 
 Ty.riyus, or τμαγζϊ;, cut, part. 2. a. pas. of 
 τμ^σ-σω. From the preceding Th. 
 
 Ύμ' /i^yi'J, adv. in cutting, splitting ; in grazing 
 or touching lightly with the edge or point. 
 From τμκυ, not in use, for τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 Ύμτιύίϊζ, part. 1. a. pas. of the same verb i 
 JJ. pas. τί-μτιμα,ι, 1. a. pas. Ιτμ•/ιύ7,'>. 
 
 Ύμγ,σω, l.f act, of τμά,ω, not in xise for 
 τψΛω, to cut. 
 
 Τμωλο;, ου, ο, j^foper name of a man, 
 Tmolus. 
 
 To, neut. of 0, h, this ; sometimes, wherefore j 
 and then χατα, or 'hia, is understood, as ha το, 
 on that account ; τύγ\ 7OV,for royt, τΌ^ί• το, 
 the article, is set before certain adverbs, κα,τα, 
 being understood, as το μζτα'ξΰ, for κ,κτα το 
 μιτα,^υ, τονμ'31'αλιν, τουΜτζυύΐ'^, τονυν, τοττοίξΆ- 
 
 Ύοαξ^χ^ΆΪον, formerly, anciently, in old times. 
 
 Tiys \μον, for my part; as far as relates 
 to me. 
 
 Ta^iJrs^av, again; secondly. 
 
 Ύοζ'χί'ττα,ν, adv. altogether, wholl}"•, com- 
 pletely. 
 
 ΤόΛ, there, in that place, vrhere. Fro7n out, 
 
 ΤΟΓ, a particle joined to adverbs and con- 
 junctions, as κ,ΰύ Toi, although, but ; ου rot, 
 not at all ; sometimes it precedes, as τοιγχζοίίν, 
 wherefore, therefore. From το;, 7iot in tise, 
 for ος. 
 
 Ύο), Dor. for σο\, from συ, thou, or Dor. 
 for 01. 
 
 Toia.Zr,for ToiotZroi., such things ; and 
 
 Ύοίχύτ'ην, acc. sing, f g. of τοιούτος, which 
 see. 
 
 Ύοιγαξ, and τοιγοίξουν, indeed, truly ; there- 
 fore ; it is for that reason that. From to) γαξ, 
 for, and oSv, therefore. 
 
 Te/57, jji, 'h. Ion. for toIoc, from τοΤο;. 
 
 Ύοίνυν, therefore ; m Heb. xiii, 13, it begins 
 a sentence ; another instance of which is not 
 recollected ; Camerar. From rot and vdv, now, 
 
 Ύο7ο, Ion. for του, from 0, the prepositive 
 article. 
 
 Ύο7ον, so, thus ; in this manner. From 
 
 Ύόϊοί, οίοι, οίον, such ; of this kind. 2Vi, 
 oios, of such a quality ; of what quality. 
 
TO κ 
 
 811 
 
 ΤΟΛ 
 
 ΎΰΐΌσ^ί, roiet^i, τοιόν^ί, of the same kind ; 
 such. From ro7o; and M, a syllabic adjection. 
 
 Ύΰΐΰΰτο;, τοίΰίύττι, τοιούτο, such, of this kind. 
 From TOios, which see, and outo;, he, this man. 
 
 ΤβΓί, dat. pi. so Tolfftf arid τοΊσιν, Ion. of ό, 
 or TO, this. 
 
 ΤοΓο-δί, and Toiffhio-ffii Ion. and Poet. dat. 
 pi. ofoli, this man, he. 
 
 TOI^XOS, ου, 0, a wall of a house ; a wall 
 or fortification ; a man's side ; the side of a 
 vessel ; the flank of an army. Herice 
 
 Ύοιχ^όια, to build a wall. 
 
 ΎοΊω, dual. num. of τοΤος. 
 
 Ύοίωζ^ adv. in that or such manner. From 
 the same. 
 
 Ύοχα, Dor. for τότί, then. From oxoi 
 for o<n. 
 
 Ύοκα,ς, cc^os, yi, Poet, the same as ri τζτοχυΊα, 
 having just been delivered; having just brought 
 forth, near one's time ; in travail j ajyplied to 
 women, and sometimes to animals. From Th. 
 ν'ιχ,τω, to bear, bring forth. 
 
 ToxUiTfft, Lin. and Poet, for Toyiva•/, dat. 
 pi. of 
 
 Toxius, ίος, 0, a father ; he who begat ; gen. 
 Ion. -νος, ace. 2)1. Ion. τοχτιοίζ. Th. τίχτω, 
 to beget ; p. m. t'itoxoc. 
 
 Ύοχίίί, dat. Ion, for Toxi's, ace. τοχηοί. Ion. 
 gen. pi. TOK'/tcov. From the preceding. 
 
 Toxos, ου, 0, a lying in, childbirth ; fruit, 
 effspring ; interest money. Matt, xxv, 27 ; 
 Arisioph. Nub. 18. From τίχτω, to beget; 
 to bear; f m. τεξί^α/, j). m. τίτοχα. Καί 
 τον; Toxovi οίτο του Ifji.'TroX'/ifiaTos u? Thv γνά- 
 6ov ίχλίγίΐν, Theojih. Char, c. vi, to put the 
 interest money in their mouth, — Ύόκο; i<7riVi- 
 χοίτος, interest when the tenth part of the jmn- 
 cipal ivas paid yearly, interest at ten per cent. 
 ichich was the lowest rate among the AtJienians. 
 — Ύόχος ί-^ίτξίτοζ, a loan %vhere interest 
 amounting to one third of the princi2)al was 
 jyaid annually s tfi'^'t is, thirty three and a 
 third per cent, per annum ; this was the high- 
 est rate of interest received at Athens. In this 
 expression it should be remarked that so much 
 of the jyriytcipal as the rate expresses, is paid 
 annually, as if it had been said, the tenth 
 j)enny. But τΌχοζ It) ^ξοίχμγ is lohen a 
 drachma 2>er month is paid for a mina. — Ύόκος 
 Ι•τ< τξΐιτι '^ζοίχ^μαΊί, is tvhere three drachmas 
 per month are jyaid for a mina. In these 
 forms of expression, mina is always understood 
 as if it had been said, one per cent, monthly, 
 or twelve per cent, yearly, and three per cent. 
 monthly, or thirty six per cent, yearly. Έ•τ/ 
 zvvio, όζολοΐ? is where eighteen drachmas are 
 paid j)er annum, that is, nine oboli every month, 
 for a mina. See Salm. de Usuris, c. xix, 
 p. ^81, and de Fcen. Trap, xliii. See the 
 following articles for the modes of expressing the 
 rate per cent. : 
 
 Ύόχος iicuToffT'/if scil. όξα^μνι, or εκα,τοιτττ,ς 
 τόκος, when the ϊχοι,τοστ'/) Ιξο,^μ'/ι, or the hun- 
 dredth drachma of the mina f which was equal 
 
 to 100 drachncej was paid every month ; that 
 is, interest at 12 per cent, a year : 
 
 — — - iVi TfivTt oSoXoT; xou ίιμιοζολίίι), among 
 the Athenians ; hoixas τόκος, among the Sicili- 
 ans ; and ^Ίμοίξος τίτάξτος ίκοίτοίττ/ίς, among 
 the later Greeks, 1 1 per cent. : 
 
 — — ί5Τ/ TivTi οζολοΤς, Attic s Μχαντίς τόχοι, 
 Sicilians ^ίμοίξος \χτη ϊχατοστ^ί;, Greek, 10 
 per cent. : 
 
 — — ΐ•τι τίσ'βΌίξσ'ίν όζολοΤς xix) ίιμίοζολίΛ), or 
 Ιττ) ττίμ'ΤΤΛ) νιμιοζολίω, Attic ; ϊηία,ντίς, Sicil- 
 ian ; "^Ίμοιοος 'ho^ixa.Tyi Ιχοίτοστης, Greek, 9 per 
 cent. : 
 
 — ^ liTi τίσΌΌΐξσΊν οζοΧοΊς, Attic ; οχτας 
 ■τόχος, Sicilian ; ^ίμ,οίξος, or ^ιμοιοοΰος, Greeks 
 8 per cent. : 
 
 ■ ϊ'ττ) Tpi7iv οοολοΤς χα) τιμιοζολίΜ, or %τι 
 τίτοίξτγ '/ιμίΟοολίΜ, Attic ; ί^τκντίς τοχοι, Si- 
 cilian ; νιμίσυ ^ωΤίκατον ίχοίτοίχττίζ, Greek, 
 7 per cent. : 
 
 — — — lor} Τξία•ιν οζολοις, Attic ; ίιμίίχατβ- 
 ffTiocToi τόκοι, Greek ; ίψ.ιλίτξοι, Sicilian, 6 per 
 cent. : 
 
 ' ίτ) ^'J0')v οζολοΐς χα) τίΤξα^^άλχψ, At- 
 
 tic ; τηντούγχιοι and τίττκντζζ, Sicilian ί τξίτη 
 ^&)^ίχάτ'/ι ίχ,α,τοϋ-τίίς, Greek, 5 per cent. : 
 
 ι Ιίτ< ^νσιν όζολοΐς, Attic; τετξχντιοίς 
 τόχος, Sicilian; τξίτ'/ΐ ϊκοι,τοστγις, Greek, 4 per 
 cent. : 
 
 . lor/ oSokZ χα,) γιμιοζολιω, or iTt rotirtv 
 ίίμιοζολοΤς, Attic : τξίαντίας, Sicilian ; τίτάξΤ'/ί 
 ίχατοσττί;, Greek, S per cent. : 
 
 — — Ιτί ΰζολΰ, Attic ; ^ιςαντία,ς τόχος, Si- 
 cilian ; Ικτη Χτιατοσττ,ς, Greek, 2 per cent. : 
 
 ■ \<z) Υίμιοζολ'ΐ'ή), Attic ; ουγχιαΐος τοχος, 
 
 Sicilian; '%ω^ίχατη ϊχατοσ•τ?,ς, Greek, 1 per 
 cent. See more on this subject in Salmas. de 
 Modo UsureB, c. vi. vii, SfC. 
 
 ΤΟ'ΛΜΑ, ης, 'h, boldness, courage, confi- 
 dence. But τόλμα, pres. imperat. of τολμάω. 
 
 Ύολμα, 3. sing. pres. ind. τολμαν, pres, irf. 
 act. of τολμάω. 
 
 Ύολμάίΐς, aioOOi, a.iv, Dor, for τολμ^ας, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύολμαβ•ί7ς, Dor. for τολμ^.οτίΐς, 2. sing. 
 
 Ύολμάω, ω, imperf ίτόλμαον, ων, -αΐς, ας, 
 
 f. '/ι(τω, ρ. τιτόλμ.τ,•<.α, to dare, undertake ; to 
 
 be bold ; to support or sustain ; 1 . «. Χτόλμηαα' 
 
 1. a. inf. act. τολμησαι, part. 1. a. act. τολ- 
 
 μ'Λ(ίας, αντος, Th. τόλμα. 
 
 Ύολμήίΐς, 'Aiffira., r,iv, bold, daring, intrepid, 
 fearless, patient. Th. τόλμα, boldness. 
 
 Ύόλμτ,μα, ατός, το, a hardy or daring at- 
 tempt or action. From τολμάω. 
 
 Ύολμ',ψς, a, ov, bold; comimrat. ταλμνίξο-' 
 ■προς. Th. τόλμα. 
 
 Ύολμνίξως, adv. boldly, hardly, valiantly, 
 fiercely. From the preceding, 
 
 Ύολμγ,ς, Dor. for τολμάς, 3. sing. pres. 
 
 of τολμάω, 
 
 Ύολμητ^ς, ου, ό, a bold, daring, enterprising, 
 or presumptuous man. From 3. sing. p. l>as. 
 of τολμάω. 
 
τοπ 
 
 812 
 
 Τ02 
 
 Ύολμωίν, 3. ρΐ. pres. opt. act. ταλμάβίίν, 
 contract, utv, of τολμάω, to dare. 
 
 Ύολμωσ•!, 3. pi. p)res. act. of the same. 
 
 ΎολντΓίύω, to wind round, as thread round a 
 hall ; to weave ; to contrive, to undertake ; 
 to build ; to finish, to bring to an end ; to en- 
 dare afflictions ; to suffer hardships or mis- 
 fortunes. From 
 
 ΤΟΑΤ'ΠΗ (τοΧΰττ'ή), 55?, 71, wool picked 
 and combed ; wool carded and ready for spin- 
 ning. 
 
 Ύόμη, >js, h, Dor. τομα,, a cutting ; a section ; 
 a piece cut off; the act of cutting ; a piece ; a 
 blow ; a wound, an incision. From τ'ίμνω, 
 f. μω, p. τίτμ'/ικοί, p. m. τίτομιχ., 
 
 ΎομΙα,ζ, ου, ο, cut off; an eunuch ; that has 
 suffered m.utilation. 
 
 Ύομοί, '/?, ov, sharp, cutting, cleaving, pierc- 
 ing, penetrating ; compar. τομωτίρο?. 
 
 Ύόμο;, ου, ό, a piece or slice cut ojf ; a mor- 
 sel ; a tome or volume. Th. τίμνω, to cut. 
 
 Ύομΰζΐς, h, a projicr namCt Tomyris, queen 
 of the Scythians. 
 
 Ύομωτζξον, compar. n. g. of τόμος, which 
 see. 
 
 Τον, for ov, or ίζΐΤνον, ace. siyig. of ος, who. 
 
 ΤΟΝΘΟΡΧ'ΖίΙ, and τονύοζίζω, f iV«, 
 p. 'iy^oi,, to murmur, mutter, whisper, speak low ; 
 to tremble ; xissd to express the sound of water 
 simmering or boiling. 
 
 ΎοΜ^ξύζίύ, the same as the preceding. Hence 
 
 Ύονύξμστγιζ, ου, ο, a murmurer, grumbler, 
 mutturiSr. 
 
 ΎΌνο;, ov, 0, tone ; tension •, vigour of body ; 
 firmness ; effort ; in Grammar, accent ; in 
 Tnusic, tone, harmony ; in Poetry, rh3'thm ; 
 itt painting, force, keeping ; a cord drawn tight ; 
 a tendon. From τίίνω, to stretcb ; ;?. m. τί- 
 fovoi. Hence also is derived tune. 
 
 Τόξ', for To^^ot,, nom. pi. of τόζον, ου, το, a 
 bow. 
 
 Ύό^ίνμ.α, οίτοζ, το, an arrow, dart, javelin ; 
 the distance of a cast or shot. 
 
 Ύοϊ,ιυτ'/ι?, ου, ο, au archer, a bow-man. 
 From 
 
 Ύο^ίύω, to dart, throw, shoot ; to hit with 
 darts or arrows. From Th. τόξον, ου. 
 
 'Γΰ'ξικ,ο;, Yi, ov, relating to arrows, fit for ar- 
 rows ; skilled in archery ; το το'ξιχον, the poison 
 which ivas used, i. e. 'ίγχξίμΰ!,, to besfuear the 
 arroivs. Th. 
 
 Ύο'ξικ,ύτΰίτοι, most skilful archers ; superl. 
 from Tc^iKc;. 
 
 ΤΟΉΟΝ, ου, TO, a bov/ ; a quiA^er full of 
 arrows ; archery. From τάζω, to stretch. 
 
 Ύοί,ότο!,:, cc, 0, Dor. fur 
 
 Ύοξότ' /is, ου, 0, an arclier. Th. τά^ον, a bow. 
 
 Τβξίτ•/?, an epitliet of Diana ; shooting ar- 
 rows ; using a bow. 
 
 T<j|«^«^4i, ου, b Kcu h, bearing a bow, an 
 
 archer ; το\οφΌ^οι Κξ^ίτζ;, Cretan archers. 
 
 From t'o^ov, ου, το, a bow, and φίξω, to carry. 
 
 1 ο'Λ-α.ζΐύν, ου, το, name of a gem, a topaz. 
 
 Perhaps from 
 
 Ύο'ττάζω, to set or stand in its place ; to con- 
 jecture, guess, suspect ; to seek after, to inves- 
 tigate. From τΌ'π'οί. 
 
 Ύο-ττ&Χοίΐ, the same as τάλαα^ formerly, in 
 old times. 
 
 Ύο-τοίλχιον, anciently, formerly. 
 
 Ύο-τοίξΆ-^αν, wholly, altogether, universally, 
 Herod. 
 
 Ύο-τοίξαυτΙχα, immediately ; instantly ; pre- 
 sently. 
 
 Ύοττοίροζ, and το τοί.ζόσ•'Τίξ, the same as 
 τύξος, Poet, for τξο, before. 
 
 Ύο•^ΤΆξχ'/ΐί, ου, ό, an intendant, governor, or 
 ruler of a place. From τΌ•^οζ and (Χξχ^ι, do- 
 minion, rule. 
 
 Ύο9Ταξ;)ζίοί, a;, h, the territory of a govern- 
 ment, or the government of a territory ; local 
 authorit}^ o?• jurisdiction. From the preceding. 
 
 TO'nOS, ου, b, a topic ; a place, space, 
 room, region, country ; an argument ; a pas- 
 sage from an author ; the subject of a dis- 
 course. 
 
 ΎΌ'π-ξΐν, adv. before, formerly, anciently. 
 
 Ύο'ΤΓζωτον, first, in the first place. From 
 'τΤζΖτοί, first. Th. -Τξο, before. 
 
 ΤΟΡΔΤ'ΛΙΟΝ, or τόξ^υλον, ου, το, the 
 name of a plant, hart-wort ; a powerful diu- 
 retic. 
 
 Ύόξίυμα, ατός, το, engraved, carved, or em- 
 bossed work ; turner's work ; and 
 
 Ύΰξίυτοί, Yi, ov, engraved, embossed, carved, 
 turned •, made beautiful by art. Fro?n 
 
 Ύοζίύω, to turn, as in a lathe ; to make or 
 polish by turning ; to carve, engrave, penetrate, 
 pierce ; to explain. Th. Ti^toj. 
 
 Ύΰξίω, the savie as the preceding. From 
 τίξ'ίω, the same. 
 
 T0'PM02, ου, b, or τΌζμ'/ι, us, ri, the nave 
 of a wheel in tvldch the axle is inserted ; the 
 mark or track of a wheel ; the goal j the start- 
 ing post and barriers in a horse race ; the race 
 itself; a clasp ; a hook ; a nail. 
 
 Ύοξνίύω, f. ίύα-ω, to turn ; to engrave, em- 
 boss, carve, to make round. 
 
 Tfl/i 
 
 ου, b, a lathe ; a turner's wheel, a 
 
 graving tool ; an instrument with iuhich any 
 thing is holloived out. From τΐξίω, to bore. 
 
 Ύοξνόω, to turn ; to carve, engrave ; to make 
 round ; to polish ; to describe a circle round or 
 about an}' thing. From the preceding. 
 
 ΎΌροζ, ου, b, a cable ; also, the same as τόξνος. 
 But 
 
 Ύοξο?, yi, bv, sharp, penetrating, clear, per- 
 spicuous, strong, violent. From τοξίω, to per- 
 forate. Th. τΒξίω, the same. 
 
 Τοξΰν^ι, VIS, h, any thing used to stir, mash, 
 or bruise with in cookery ; a spoon, a ladle, a 
 skimmer. From τύξω, to rub. 
 
 To5, obsolete, for b, tvhence του, p>l. Poet. τοί. 
 or TOi, Dor. for to6s. 
 
 Ύοσαύτνι, ris, 'h,f g. of toitovtos, so great. 
 
 Ύόa^os, and Poet. τΌσσοζ, ά, ov, so great ; 
 τόσον "ττοσον, as much as. Th. oiros, as miichj 
 as great. 
 
ΤΡΑ 
 
 813 
 
 ΤΡΑ 
 
 ΎοοΌντοζ) roffxvryi, fooOurHf so great, so 
 many ; as great, as many ; as little ; in pi. 
 τοσούτοι, so many. From, τΌσοζ and ούτοί, 
 this ; Iv Toffourui, in the mean while ; ix'tXiutn 
 μι iv τοσοΰτΜ (^υΧάττια το TiXxyoi, Luc. 
 Dial. Panopes et Galen, et passim, he com- 
 manded me in the mean time to keep the sea 
 calm. 
 
 Ύόίτσ-α,, for τόσα, nom. J)l. n. g. of τΌασος, 
 for τόσος, which see. 
 
 Ύονσνινον, Dor. for τόσον, so much. 
 
 Tars, then, at that time ; τότε V/i, then, at 
 last. 
 
 Ύοτ\, some times. From ϊτι. 
 
 Ύοτοίτον, adv. thirdly ; in the third place. 
 
 Ύου, and του^ι, gen. sing, of ό and το, this. 
 
 ΎοΖύ'', for TovTo, this, when Jvlloived hy an 
 aspirate. 
 
 Ύουλα,σσον, for το 'ίλοίσσον, comparat. η. g. 
 of μίκζος, little, comparat. ίλχσσων, superlai. 
 ίλάχ^ιστοζ. 
 
 Ύον/Λον, for TO Ιμον, ace. sing, of ίμοξ, mine. 
 Th. Ιγω, i. 
 
 Ύονμτξοσύίν, Att. for το εμ-Τξοσβεν, adv. 
 before ; the fore part ; the sam,e as τξόσόίν. 
 Th. τζο, before. 
 
 Ύουνχντίον, for TO ίναντίον, on the contrary ; 
 on the other hand. Th. avri, instead of; 
 against. 
 
 Ύοίΐνίχ. , or TovvtKOi, wherefore ; for what pur- 
 pose ; fur ToZ ίνζκ,α, on what account. 
 
 Τουνομα, for το ονομοί, namely ; by name ; 
 xxToi being understood. 
 
 Ύούτιον, for TO Ιτιον, part. 2. a. act. n, g. 
 of^■xι^μί, to be imminent or impending; του- 
 trtov χ,ακον, an impending e\nl, Eurip. Ale. 
 171 ; ToliTtov, the next or coming year.] 
 
 Ύου;, ace. pi. of o, this. 
 
 ToUT',for TOVTO, lohich see. 
 
 Ύοντοίχι, and τουτακ,ις, adv. then. From 
 
 TOVTO. 
 
 Ύοντίξον, for TO Itsoov, Att. Β-χτεξον, the 
 other. 
 
 Ύοντίση, also τοντ Ιστι, that is to say, this 
 is» From τοΰτο and ίστΊ. 
 
 Ύουτίων, Ion. for τούτων, gen. pi. of οΖτοξ, 
 this. 
 
 Ύουτ), Dor. adv. for Alt. τούτο), here, and 
 this for TOVTO. 
 
 Ύοντο, See OvToi, this. 
 
 TouToh, Dor. for Ιντινβζν, adv. hence, 
 
 Ύοντον), Att. for TotJTov, from ούτος, this 
 man. 
 
 ΎουτΜ, Dor. for Iv τούτω τω τό-^τω, in this 
 place. But 
 
 Ύούτω, Dor. for τούτον. 
 
 Ύοντωβίν, Dor. for IvTsvhv, hence 
 
 Ύόφξχ, then, yet, as long as, until. From 
 οφξχ. 
 
 Ύξάγχνον, callous, hard, Gl. Cyr. 
 
 Ύξοίγάω, and τξαγίξω, to smell goatish ; to 
 feel the first influence of lust ; whence to enter 
 the age of puberty ; to grow rank like corn or 
 trees. From Τξκγος. ι 
 
 Ύξκγίία, ας, -h, sc. ^οξχ, the skin of a goat ; 
 goatskin. From τξχγαος. 
 
 Ύξχγίΐν, 2. a. inf. act. of τξωγω, to eat, 
 gnaw ; 2, a. ετξχγον. 
 
 Ύξχγειος, and τξχγίος, relating or belonging 
 to a goat. From τξχγος. 
 
 Ύξχγίλα,φος, ου, ό, a fahdous animal, half 
 goat and half deer. From τξχγος and 'ίλχ- 
 φος, a stag. 
 
 Ύζάγ/ιμχ, οίτος, το, the dessert ; what is put 
 on the table in the second course ; the same as 
 τξωγχλίον. From τξωγω, 2. a. ετξχγον, to 
 eat. 
 
 Τξχγϊχος, >7, ov, tragic, tragical ; relating to 
 tragedy. 
 
 ΤΡΑΤΟ 2 (τξκγος), ov, 0, a goat ; a goat- 
 isli smell ; lasciviousness ; a sort of grain, 
 sponge. From τζχγείν, to gnaw, because he 
 nibbles the trees ; or from τξχχ^νς, because 
 having a hairy, rough skin. 
 
 Ύξχγω^ίω, to be author of a tragedy ; to 
 exaggerate tragically ; to declaim or rant tra- 
 gically ; to deplore ; to bewail ; ajid 
 
 Ύξκγω^ίχ, χς, '/ι, tragedy, a mournful or sad 
 recital. From 
 
 Ύξχγω^ος, ου, ό xx) τι, a tragedian ; a tragic 
 performer ; tragic. From τξχγος and cfSvi, a 
 song ; as if deserving of a goat as the reward 
 of his strains. 
 
 Ύξάμγι, or τζάμις, the line, suture, or seam, 
 which divides the scrotum. 
 
 Ύξχμτης, a ferry boat ; a barque, a boat ; 
 perhaps because τξί'Χίτχι, it is turned, easily. 
 
 Ύξΰ,Μίω, f. ήσω, and -όω, f. ωσω, to make 
 plain, clear, manifest ; to explain ; to develope. 
 From 
 
 T^avflj, vi, ov, and τ^αντίς, ίος, ό κχι γι, man- 
 ifest, open, as if perforated ; also clear, learned, 
 perspicuous ; also that can speak, opposed to 
 dumb. 
 
 Ύζχ-Τ!, 3. sing. 2. a. Ion. for ετξχτί, of 
 τζίτω, to turn. 
 
 ΤΡΑ'ΠΕΖΑ, ^ς, '/ι, a table for food or 
 meals ; meats set on the table ; a banker's 
 table or counter; a bank; a theatre; a scaf- 
 fold ; by Aphceresis,for τετξχττεζχ. From τε~ 
 τξχ and 'Ί'ίζχ, ης, h, a foot. 
 
 ΎζχτίΖ,χττις, ου, ό, banker, treasurer, dealer 
 in money ; pi. ol τξχτεζίτχι. From the pre- 
 cding. 
 
 Ύξχτίζόκ,οξος, ου, ό xx) vi, a parasite ; a 
 spunger ; one satiated or cloyed with the meats 
 set before him ; the manager of a feast. From 
 τξχ'τεζχ and κοξίω, to satiate. 
 
 Ύξχ•ηξόφοξον, the place or the basket where 
 the drinking vessels were kept, 
 
 Ύξχ^ίΐν, Ion. for τξί•ηιν, to turn. 
 
 Ύξχττείομεν, Ion. ayid Poet, for τζ^χ<7ίωμ%ν, 
 1. pi. 2. a. subj. act. ω being resolved into εω, 
 afterwards ο for ω by Systole, and t being in.. 
 se7-ted for the sake of the measure, from τξί• 
 νω, 2, α. 'ετζΧ'ττον, to turn. 
 
 ΎζΧ'Λίλ.οζ, η, ov, changing, mutable, variable, 
 inconstant. From τξί^ω, to change. 
 
ΤΡΑ 
 
 S14 
 
 ΤΡΕ 
 
 Ion. for ίΤζκ.Ί'εν, 
 
 3. shg. 2. 
 
 itid. act. ; or it may be Ion. and Boeot. hy 
 Sync. for Ιτξά'Τ'/ιιταν, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. jms. of 
 Τξί'^Γω, f. "φω, 2. a, st^wttov, p. m. <rs- 
 
 ΎζΆ-τίντϋ, ace. sing. part. 2. a. pas. of 
 τξί'ττω, 2. a. ίΤξχ-ταν, to turn. 
 
 Τ^ά•;Τ£5•δβί, «f, ά, Z)or. for ^ξύτίζοί, '/is, ή, 
 a table. 
 
 ΎοΆ'ττί/τύαι, 2. a. inf. m. of τξίτω. 
 
 Ύρα,-ττίω, to tread the grapes in the A'at. 
 From τζί-ττω, to turn ; as they are turned by 
 treading. 
 
 Ύξκ•^'/ι%, a spear, lance, pite, dart ; the til- 
 ler 'of a rudder ; an oar. 'From τξί'^Μ, be- 
 cause it 7nay be brandished. 
 
 Ύξά'^ωμαι, 2. a. Sllbj. m. of τξίτω. Sec 
 Χξάτίν. 
 
 Ύξίχσ-ίχ, αϊ, h, a place for drying figs ; a 
 tables, flake, or hurdle for drying fruit, cheese, 
 ^"C, Arisloph. Nub. 50. From τίξίτω, to 
 dr}^ 
 
 Ύξ&νλίζα, to lisp, stutter, stammer. Fro?n 
 
 ΤΡΑΤΛΟ'2, λ, ov, lisping, stuttering, stam- 
 mering. 
 
 Ύξαυμα,, κτοί, ro, a wound ; a blow, cut ; 
 carnage, slaughter ; a disaster. From τζο,ύω, 
 for which it is more common to use ητξύσχ,ω, 
 f. τρώτω, p. pas. τίτξωμοα, to wound. 
 
 Ύξαυμα,τίαζ, ov, o, wounded, hurt. From 
 ike preceding. 
 
 Ύρανματίζω, f. iffu, p. τιτζο,νμάτίαα, to 
 wound, to hurt •, p. pas. τζτζΆυμά,ηΐτμαι, part. 
 p. pas. τιτ^κυματισμίνοί, vi, ov. From 'Τξο.Ζ- 
 μα, a wound. 
 
 Ύζκύζα,να, fas if τξύ^α,να) the portions or 
 remains of the fodder, which fall from the crib 
 or manger ; as if from τζάιγαν, to eat. 
 
 Ύζάφ% for τξκφζ. Ion. for ίτοαφί, 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. act. of τξ^φω, f. 3-ξί'φΜ, to nourish. 
 
 Ύζοίφίΐν, Ion. and Uor. for τξίφίΐν, or for 
 2. a. inf. τξά,φίΐ)>, from τξίφω, to nourish. 
 
 Ύξο,φύ;, p)art. 2. a. pas. of τξϊφω, 2. a. 
 ίτξκφον. 
 
 Ύξ^^φίμί)/, Ion. for τξαφιΤν, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 Ύξαφίν, Ion. and Boeot. by Sync, for Ιτξκ- 
 ψτ,ίτοίν, 3. pL 2. a. ind. pas. But 
 
 Ύζκφίν, 2. a. inf. Dor. and JEol. for τξο,- 
 φΰν, of τξίφω, to nourish, 
 
 Ύρα-φίξο;, ξο., ξον, nutritive, nourishing -, dry, 
 parched up, compact, firm ; τξα,φιοα., the dry 
 land, the mainland or continent. Th. τξίφΜ, 
 to nourish. 
 
 Ύράφ'/ι, 3. sing. 2. a. pas. Ion. of τξίφω, 
 2. a. pus. ίτξάφγιν. 
 
 ΤοάΦ'/ι^, the brim of a boat λvhere the seats 
 are placed ; perhaps because it is τξύίφζξκ, dry ; 
 the staff or wooden part of a pike ; a post or 
 stake. 
 
 'Γοκφ'/,α-ομαι, 2. f. ind. pas. τξο.φγισίσβα.ι, 
 2.finf pas. of τξίφω, to nourish. 
 
 Ύ\αφύ'ίντί?, Ion. for τξίφ6ιντίξ, part. 1. a. 
 ^;as. ο/'τώίίτ^, to turn. 
 
 ΤξάφοκτΆ, us, r,, Dor. and .Mol.for 
 
 Ύξαφουσοί, vis, n, part. 2. a. act. f. g. of 
 τξίφω, to nourish. 
 
 Ύζα.χί7Ά, as, 'h,f g. of ΤξΟίχύζ. 
 
 Ύοκχ^ιω5, roughl}^ ; rudely ; with rudeness ; 
 harshly ; compar. τ^οίχ^ύτίξον, superl. τ^α,χ^ύ- 
 ΤΆΤΧ. Th, τοα,φύϊ. 
 
 Ύξίϋχ'/ίλιά,ω, ω, f. affa, p. ητξπιχ^τ,λΐΆκα^ 
 to raise the neck or head ; to be proud, fierce, 
 haughty, intractable. 
 
 Ύξuχ^Άλ^"ζoJ,f Ίίτω,ρ. τίτξο,χ^τιλικα, to throw 
 the bead backward or upward on the neck ; to 
 turn the head round zVi order to see ,• to expose 
 to A'iew ; to expand or lay open ; to receive 
 blows on the head ; to part two struggling to- 
 gether ; to strangle ; p. pas. ητξοίχγιλκτμαι, 
 part. p. pas. τίτξχχ^^λιο'μζνοϊ, '/ι, ov. ΊΊι. τξά,- 
 χ^'/ίΧο:. 
 
 ΤΡΑ'ΧΗΛ02, οϋ, ο, the neck, the back of 
 the neck ; the throat ; the tracheal artery ; 
 in pi. TO. τξάχ'/ιλκ, as if from τζα,χύϊ. 
 
 ΎξαχϋνΜ, to make rough, sour, or sharp; to 
 exasperate ; and 
 
 TPAXT5, i7u, V, rough, rugged, rude, 
 bristly, savage, ferocious ; irascible. 
 
 ΎζΆχ^ντ^ις, TITOS, 'A, rudeness ; hoarseness of 
 A'oice ; coarseness of cloth ; roughness. From 
 t/ie preceding. 
 
 Tox;^Mv7Tis, i^os, 'h, the name of a districty 
 Trachonitis, i. e. rough, rugged. 
 
 Ύζά,Μ, not in use, whence τιτξάω, to per- 
 forate, bore, pierce, make holes. 
 
 Ύξύτ^ν, 3. dual, imperf. act. Ion. for 
 Ιτοί'ιτην, of r^m,f. σο), to fear. 
 
 Ύξΰν, pres. inf. of τξίω, to tremble, uic- 
 cordi))^ to some, τξ'ίω. Dor. for τξίμ^. 
 
 TPEI~2, ΰί, al, and τα. τζία, three ; gen, 
 Τξίων, dat. pi. τξία-ί. 
 
 Ύζ^7s Ύχζίρναι, ων, a], the name of an inn, 
 the Three Taverns, Act. xxviii, 15. 
 
 Ύξίμαι, f. μ,ω, to fear j to tremble at ; to 
 dread; p. m. τιτζομο•.. Th. τξίω, the same. 
 
 Ύξίον, Ion. for ίτξίίν, 1. sing, or H. pi. 
 iinpetf. act. of τφ,ω, to tremble. 
 
 T^s-rev, ovTos, n. g. part, prres. of 
 
 TPE'IIil, f. -φω, p. τίτζίφΛ, to turn, turri 
 about ; to put to flight ; to change, to revolve 
 in mind, consider ; to transfer ; to send; 2. a. 
 ίΤξΆ•Το^>• p. J}as. τίτξΟί,μμο!,!, p. m. τεΐξοτοί. 
 
 ΤξίσΌ-ϋν, Ion. and Poet, for 'ίτξίο-ιζν, 3. ^;/. 
 1. a. ind. act. so 
 
 Tp'iira-s, for iToitra-i, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 Ion. and Poet, of τζίοα, to tremble. 
 
 T^iffT'/is, ov, 0, timid, fearful. From τξίω. 
 
 Τ(/ίφοιν, by Sync, for τζίφοίϊΐν, pres. opt, Alt, 
 for τξίφοιμι, of 
 
 ΤΡΕ'ΦίΙ,/. ^φ-^^ω, p. τίτζίφοί, to nourish, 
 bring up ; to feed ; to support ; to fortify ; to 
 compact ; to coagulate; 1. a. ίθξΐ-φοι.• p. pas. 
 τίβξαμμαι, -φβίί, ττται, pari, ρ, pas. τίύοκμ.μϊ. 
 vos, educated or brought up ; p. m. τ'ίτζονκ. 
 Hence Β-ξί-φι;, tus, h, nourishment ; ^ξί-ττ^ξ, 
 Τίξοξ, ό, one who nourishes. 
 
 TPE'Xil, to run, hasten, hurry; to incur; 
 
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 ΤΡΙ 
 
 2.y. WJ. Οξαμουμαι^ p. ^ε^ξάμνίΆα, 2. a. ϊ^ξΚ- 
 ftov, p. m. Ι'ύξβμΛ, as if from ^ςεμω. 
 
 Ύξί-φΰα;, ^ol.for τζί-φας, αντοζ, part, 1. α. 
 act. m. g. of τξίτω, f. •<//«, to turn. 
 
 Ύξί•ψ«ΐ, aaa., ecv, in ace. si?ig. Τξί-φαντα, 
 part. 1. a. act. of τφ.<πω,/. -ψω, to turn ; p. m. 
 
 Ύξί-φειί, 3. sing. 1. «. q;ji. act. uEol. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 ΤΡΕΏ, /. τζίΰ-ω, p. τίτξίχα., to tremble, to 
 fear, to be agitated with fear. 
 
 Ύξίω, to bore, pierce. Ftotu ητεξίω. 
 
 Ύζημα^ ατοζ, το, to bore a holej as if from 
 <Τξίω. 
 
 Ύξν/ΐΑατίξω, to play with dice ; as if from 
 τ^ί^α, because marked ivith 2'oinis or little 
 holes. 
 
 Ύξ^ίξων, Λ<νος, 'h, a pigeon, a dove ; dat. pi. 
 ^ξ'/ΐζΜίΤίν. From τξϊω, because timid. 
 
 Ύξ'/ιτοΊο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 Ύξ'/ιτΰί, 7}, ov, bored, pierced, having holes. 
 From 'Tinw,f, 7ξ'ή<τω, to bore, pierce. 
 
 Ύζ'/ιχ7νοζ, gen. sing, of τξ^ιχ)ν, Tvag, ri, the 
 name of a woman, Trechin. 
 
 Τξ^χο;, ου, ό, the name of a man, Trechus. 
 
 Ύξ}ί;^ν;, Ion. for τζοί,χυ;, ίο?, rough, lohich 
 see. Hence 
 
 Ύξπχω, Όοζ, ου;, i}, a rough place; full of 
 stones or pebbles ; a hedge. But 
 
 Ύζγιχ^ω, Poet, for τζοίχ^ύνω, to be rough. 
 Th. τξκχυί, rough. 
 
 Ύζ'ια, pi. n. g. See ΎζζΤ;, three. 
 
 ΎξίXίvoc, '/ig, '/I, a trident ; a three-forked 
 weapon, used by a Retiarius. From τξίκ, be- 
 cause having three teeth, prongs, or points. 
 
 Ύξίαχα;, ahoc, ii, the thirtieth day of a month; 
 the number thirty ; an assembly of thirty. 
 
 ΎξΐΆΗ,ίζ, adv. thrice, three times. Th. 
 
 Ύξίακοντοι, ol. Oil, τα, thirty. Th. Τξίΐς. 
 
 Ύξίχχοντάζΰγος, ου, ο aeu hi an epithet of a 
 ship, having thirty benches or banks of oars. 
 From τξΐάκοντα- and ζυγχ, benches for the 
 rowers to sit on, Th. ξευγνύω, to join. 
 
 Τξίΰίκόιηο4, at, a, three hundred. Th. τριΤς. 
 
 Ύξίοί,χ,οστοζ, «, β», thirtieth. From τριά- 
 ϋβννα. 
 
 ΎξΐΆζ, a^os, VI, the number three ; a triad ; 
 the third pai-t of any thing ; the trinity ; a coin 
 or piece of money; a car drawn by three 
 horses. From τ^εΤζ. 
 
 Ύξίύιτσί^, f ξ/», to conquer ; borrowed from 
 the games where no one was declared con- 
 queror, U7itil he had overcome in three com~ 
 bats. From τξΐάξ. Th. τξεΐ;, three. 
 
 T^/a;^>jva/, 1. a. inflects, of τζίάνιτω. 
 
 Ύξίζίύχ,οξ, a garment worn out by continual 
 use ; a man grown old or experienced in busi- 
 ness. From τξίζω, to wear, rub. 
 
 Ύξίζευί, one who grinds or bruises ; a pestle ; 
 rvith tuhich any thing τξίζετοίΐ, is bruised. 
 
 Τξί^ίι, jj?, 91) the act of grinding or bruising 
 fine ; use, wear, exercise, practice, delay. Th. 
 
 Ύξίζολοζ, ου, ο, the thistle, a plant ; because 
 
 having τζΐ7ζ βολα), three points ; a curt or 
 
 drag made of rough boards, used instead of 
 
 ^ fails to separate the grain from the straw. 
 
 I Ύξίζόμενο;, part. ^;j'e5. juis. of τξίζω, to 
 
 ! bruise, grind, rub. 
 
 Τξϊξο;, ου, 'h, a path, a road, beaten or trod ; 
 I Avhatever is worn by standirtg, lying, ^c. the sole 
 of the foot, ^c. usage, habit. From p. m. 
 τετξίζα, of τζ'ιζω. 
 
 Ύξίζου, pres. imperat. pas. and 
 
 Ύζ'ιζουσι, 3. sing. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 TPI'Bil fT^rSuJjf "φω. J), τίτξίψοί, to beat, 
 
 bruise, rub, or grind small, fine i to use or 
 
 practise daily ; to torment, vex ; to wear out 
 
 to be shameless ; perf. pas. τετξίμμοίΐ, p. m. 
 
 ΤίΤξίζΰί. 
 
 Ύξίξωμ,ε;, Dor. for τξίζωμοι, \. p)l. pres. sub}, 
 act. of τξίζω. 
 
 Ύξίζ&ιν, eovoi, 0, a worn out cloak or gar- 
 ment ; a man grown old in business, philoso- 
 phy. Fro7n τζίζω. 
 
 Ύξί<γα,μοζ, ου, ο κοά νι, thrice married ; ο/?- 
 2^lied indifferently to men or women. Frotn 
 τξΐζ and γύμαξ. 
 
 Totyaos, the same as Β-ξίγκοζ, ivhich see. 
 
 Ύξίγλα, a fish, the mullet ; as if τξίγνα, be•- 
 cause τξΐξ γέννα, siipposed to spawn thrice a 
 year. 
 
 Ύξίγλ9}νΰί, ου, ο χα) '/ι, having three eji'es or 
 lights ; having three gems ; very beautiful ; 
 Iliad. From τξίΐί, three, and ykvivn, the ball 
 of the eye. 
 
 Ύζίγλύχιν, ivos, xau h, three-pointed, three- 
 forked; in dat. τξίγλωχ^ινι. From τ^εΓ?, three, 
 and γλωχ);, or γλωρζ)ν, ΐνο;, ^, the point or 
 edge of any thing. 
 
 Ύξίγονεΐα, ω, to produce, beget, or bear the 
 third time ; to degenerate •, and 
 
 Τξ/γονία, aj, y;, the third generation ; as a 
 grandchild. From 
 
 Ύξίγονοί, κα) 'h, begetting or bearing the 
 third time ; enduring to the third generation i 
 threefold. From τξΐζ and yovn. 
 
 '^οί'γχ^ΰζ. See &ξίγκόί. 
 
 Ύξίγωνοί, ου, ο και, τι, triangular, having 
 three points or corners. From τξίζ and γωνία, 
 an angle. 
 
 Ύξϋτία, io;, και w, three years old ; trien- 
 nial. From τξία and ετεα, vi, τα, years. Th, 
 
 ΪΤΟί. 
 
 Ύξίετία, ας, h, the space of three years. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Ύξϋτίζω, to be three years old ; pres. part. 
 τξίετίξων. From the same. 
 
 ΤΡΓΖΩ, and τζύζα, to make an acute or 
 sharp sound, to creak, buzz, murmur j to grind 
 or gnash the teeth. 
 
 Ύξίίΐκαί, ottos, h, a thirtieth part ; Poet, for 
 τζίακάξ• acc. sing, τξίνικα^α. Th. τξΐΤς. 
 
 Ύξΐ'^κοντα, Poet, or Ion. for rgiaxovruy 
 thirty. 
 
 Ύζίνίκονταετι^ίζ (fffov^a), a treaty of thirty 
 years or for thirty years. 
 
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 'Τξαιαόντίξο;, ου, h, a A'essel having thirty 
 oars. From τξίί^χοντα and ΐξίσσω, to row. 
 
 Ύξίτικοσ'ια;, acc. pi. f. g. Ion. of -ξίακάίτιοί, 
 three hundred. Th. τξίΊ;, three. 
 
 Ύξΐ'/ιμίξία, α,ζ, h, the space of three days ; 
 three days. 
 
 Ύοΐ'/ίξοίξχίω, ω, f. yttrtk), to command a gal- 
 ley.]' 
 
 Ύρΐ'/ίξα,ξχων, part, from the preceding. ] 
 
 Ύζί^ιξηί, ίοξ, 'h, a galley with three banks of 
 oars ; a vessel of war. Th. Ιξία-σω, to row. 
 
 Ύξΐνΐξϊτ»ίζ, ου, ο, a ΓΟλνβΓ in a galley ; carri- 
 ed in a galley. From the preceding. 
 
 Toi-fiav'/j, '/IS, 91, an instrument anciently used 
 to thresh corn ; os if from τύξω, to bruise, beat 
 small. 
 
 Ύζίκ&ξπνο;, ου, ο άά) υι, having three heads 
 or tops ; as if from τξ'κχ, κ,άξ'/ινα,, haxnng three 
 heads. From τξί7; and κάξτινον. 
 
 ΎξίχλΤνον, ου, το, a chamber with three beds; 
 a table having three couches round it; three 
 beds or couches together. 
 
 ΎζΊΧιιϊτοζ, and <τξίλλισ•τοζ, ου, ό κά) υι, much 
 wished for ; properly, thrice prayed for. From 
 τξίί, thrice, and χΊσσομαι, to pray. 
 
 Ύξίμίξίζω, f. ία-ω, to divide into three 
 parts, 
 
 Τξίμ'/ινον, ου, το, the space of three months ; 
 a quarter of a t/ear. 
 
 ΎξΙμηνοζ, ου, ο κα.) υι, relating to three 
 months ; lasting three months. From τξίΤί, 
 three and μγιν, μγινο;, ο, a month. 
 
 Τ^<|έλλ«5, a cricket. See Τού^α,λλίί. 
 
 'ίξΐ'ξοί) threefold, for Tonrtrb;. From τξ);, 
 which is from τζ%7ς, three. 
 
 Ύξίο^οισιν, dat. pi. Ion. of 
 
 Ύξίο^ος, ου, ΥΙ, a place where tliree roads 
 tneet ; a place of common resort ; dat. sing, 
 τζίό^ω. From τζΰς, a wa}', and chot. 
 
 Ύp^ohoυi, όντΰζ, β, a trident ; a fork with three 
 prongs. From τξίΐς and ohol•;, o, a tooth. 
 
 Tp'to-jfo?, or Ύξΐό'ζιον,ί/ιβ name of a district in 
 Cnidia, Triopus. 
 
 ΎοίττΥιχ,υ;, ίος, ο nou υι, of three cubits. 
 From τξί7; oiid 'ττγιχυί, ioj?, o, a cubit. 
 
 Ύξίτλα,σίΟί, ioc, lov, thrice as large. Hence 
 
 Ύρί-τλασ-ίων, adv. ix&\i\y ; three times ; three 
 ways. 
 
 Ύξί'ΤλίβξΟζ, ου, ό KOii ΥΙ, of three acres. 
 From τξ); and <7Τ>Λύξον. 
 
 Ύξίτλ'/ί, adv. trebly ; in three ways. Frofu 
 
 Ύξΐ'^λόοζ, oYi, oov, contr. τοι-^τλου;, υι, ouv, 
 threefold ; trebled. From τξίΤζ. 
 
 'Yo'i'7roV,f)r τξί -ro^x, acc. sing, of r^/Vat/i. 
 
 Ύξΐ9τό^γ,;, ου, ό, of three feet ; three feet long. 
 From τξίΐξ and 'νους, ττοοος, a foot. 
 
 Τ^ύίττόοοφοξίω, τξίτο^ϋξ φοξ'ίω, or ψ'ίξω, to 
 carry off the tripod; to get the prize at the 
 gam,es. 
 
 Ύριττό^άτο;, ω, ο και ύ, Dor. for 
 
 Ύριτ'ούγ,τοζ, ου, ο κα/ Ϋι, tlirice wished or 
 prayed for, i. e. greatly desired. From τξΐξ 
 end τοθγιτος. From νοβίού. Th. 'στίβος, desire. 
 
 Τξίττολα, tesf χα,ι h, {J> Τζίΐζ Τύλίΐ; ίχ,αν) 
 
 ejdthet of a place having three cities ; a toivii 
 or territory divided into three parts. 
 
 Ύξΐτόλω, dat. sing, of 
 
 Ύξίτολος, ου, ο κοά νι, ploughed or turned up 
 thrice. From τξ);αηά τολίω, to turn, plough. 
 
 Ύξί'^τοξβος, ου, 6 κοά γι, thrice taken and 
 spoiled. From τξΐ; and ητίξβω, to waste, 
 spoil, pillage. 
 
 Ύξίτοί, ου, ο, Eol.for 
 
 Ύξίτου;, o^as, γι, a tripod ; any thing that 
 stands on three feet, 
 
 ΎξΊ-τίτΰχ^οξ, ου, ό kou υι, threefold ; folded in 
 three ; having three folds. From τξΐς and 
 ττυχ^γΐ, a fold. 2h. ττύσα-ω, to fold. 
 
 Ύξΐζ, three times ; thrice ; often ; in camp. 
 much ; greatly. Th. τξίΐξ. 
 
 Ύξίσκλιτήξίοζ, ου, ο, a most wicked sinner ; 
 an abandoned wretch. From the precedingy 
 and α,λ'ιτγΐζ, a sinner. Th. αλιτίω, to sin. 
 
 ΎξίσίινκΒοι,, acc. sing, of 
 
 Ύξίσιινα,ς, ά^οξ, γι, the twenty-seventh (the 
 third ninth) day of the month. From τξ); 
 and hviu, nine, whence Iwus, and i'lvug, a^os, yi, 
 the ninth day^ 
 
 Ύζίσκαι^ίκΛ, thirteen. From τζί7$, three, 
 xcu, and νίκα,, ten. 
 
 Ύζΐίτκΰα^ίκά,-^γιχυς, sej, ο κα) γι, of thirteen 
 cubits. From the preceding, and τγιχ^υί, ε«ί, 
 γι, a cubit. 
 
 Ύρισκοίίνίκα,το$, άτγι, ατον, the thirteenth. 
 From τξίσκκί^ίκοί. 
 
 Ύξίσκίλνι;, ίο;, ο και υι, haAMHg three legs ; 
 three-legged. From τξ); and σκίλο;. 
 
 Ύξίσκοττάνιιττοζ, ου, ο κα) γ,, thrice bruised, 
 pounded. From τξ);, thrice, from τξί7ί and 
 κ09ΓΆνον, ου, το, a pestle. Th. κόττω, to beat, 
 cleave. 
 
 Ύξίνμύξίοί, thirty thousand. From τξ); and 
 μυξίοι, 
 
 Ύζίσολυμ'Πονίχγΐί, ου, ο, {ο τξίί'ΟΧυμττια νικγι- 
 σαζ) thrice victorious at the Olympic games. 
 
 Ύζΐ(Τ9τί&αμο;, ου, ο κα) γι, three spans in 
 length. From τξ);, to treble; and στιβαμγι, 
 Yi;, Yi, a span. 
 
 Ύξΐσ•α-ίυω, f. ινσω, to be third ; to do three 
 times, or a third time ; to tarry three days. 
 
 Ύξίσσοζ, or τξίττο;, yi, ov, threefold ; the third ; 
 three ; a kind of serpent. From τξΰς, 
 
 Ύξίσ-σόω, to treble ; to divide into three 
 parts ; to make third. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύξίσσως, adv. trebly, three ways ; the third 
 time. From the same. 
 
 ΎξκττατΥίί, ου, ο, a chief, a military tribune ; 
 bearing three parts ; the first officer after the 
 king ; holding the third rank. 
 
 Ύξ'ίσηγον, ου, το, as f from τξίτγι στίγγ,, 
 the third s,iory of a building ; and 
 
 Ύξίίττίγΰζ, ου, ό κα) υι, having three stories. 
 From τξ)ί and στίγτι, tis, h, a roof. Th. στί- 
 you, to cover. 
 
 Ύξίστοιχύ, adv. in three ranks ; three deep. 
 From τξ)ζ and στύχ;ω, to march in regular 
 array. 
 
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 Ύξ4ΰ•ρ^Τλίί>/, αι, α, three thousand. From 
 ν'ξίί and χιλ{θί, a thousand. 
 
 Ύξίσω/Λοί, ου, ο κοά ί, having three bodies. 
 From τξΐξ and σ-α/μχ. 
 
 Ύξίτοΰοζ, a'ta., α7ον, the third ; enduring 
 three days ; coming after three days or on the 
 third day ; τζίτοΰο? οίνιμος, a wind arising 
 after three days. Th. τζίΤί, three. 
 
 ΎξίτάτοιοΊν, dat, pi. Ion, of 
 
 Ύζΐ7α,•τος, arv), ατον, the third. From τξί- 
 ros, the third. Th. τξί7ς, three. 
 
 Ύξίτ'/ι, Yiii h,f g• of τξίτος, which se\ 
 
 Ύζίτ'/ιμόζίον, ου, το, a third part of any thing, 
 Frniii τξίτοξ and ^Ogoi,from μίίξω. 
 
 Ύζίταμοξίί, i^o;, the same and from the 
 same. 
 
 Ύξίτογίναα, a?, h, on epilhet of Minerva. 
 From, τξίΤΜ, όοζ, 'h, Bceot. the head, and ytlvo- 
 μοίΐ, to be boi-n ; as the Poet's fable that Mi- 
 nerva was born from the head of Jupiter. Or 
 from τζίτοζ, the third, because born on the 
 third day of the month. 
 
 ΎξίτογΒνίυ;, ίω;, ο, born from the bead, or on 
 the third day of the month. 
 
 ΎξίτομΤι,^οτη Τξίϊί and τίμνω, to cut ; Geji. 
 xvii. 12. according to other editions, τίξίτΰ- 
 μίί. 
 
 Ύξίτοί, }j, βν, the tliird ; ybr which is found 
 also, τξΙτα.τοζ' TO τξίτον, scil. the third part ; 
 τοτξίτον, or TO τξίτον, adv. thirdly, in the tliird 
 place ; ix, τξίτου, the third time ; I? τξίη^ν, the 
 third day. Th. τξΐϊί, three. 
 
 ΎξΤτων, a proper name, Triton. 
 
 Ύξίτων); λίμν/ι, Considt Grceca Scholia Pin- 
 dar. Pyth. Od. iv. 234. 
 
 Ύξίφοίηοί, iac, inv, threefold ; expressed, said, 
 or done three diffiarent ways. From τξΐ$ and 
 
 ΎοιφύΜτος, Oor.for 
 
 Ύξίφίλ^ιτοί, ου, ο y.eii h, very lovely ; dear- 
 ly loved. Th. φΊλοζ. 
 
 Ύζίφωσα., m, 'h, the na7)ie of a woman, Try- 
 phosa, i. e. very shining. 
 
 Τξΐχ,α. arid Dor. τξΐχ^βα,, adv. trebly ; in a 
 threefold manner. Fro?n τξίΤς. 
 
 Ύξϊ^^^ίί, hair ; notn. pi. of Β-ξίζ, τζίχοι, ίι. 
 
 Ύξΐχ,βχ, adv. treble ; in a threefold manner ; 
 in three ; Poet, for τξΐ^α. 
 
 Ύξΐχ^ία,ζ' κάτω τξίχ/ίας, having no hair on 
 the crown of the head, hut only in a circle round 
 it, as an old servant appeared in the comedies, 
 Salm. de CtBsarie, p. 238 ; also a sea-fish. 
 
 ΎξίχΊίνοζ^ tvfi, ivov, woven or made of hair. 
 Th. ^ξίΐ 
 
 'ΐξΐχ^ιων, ωντοξ, ό, hairy, shaggy, rough. 
 
 Ύξίχόΐίο^ to make hairy ; to cover with hair. 
 From Β-ξίζ,. 
 
 ΎξΊχωμοί, KTos, το, the hair, a head of 
 hair ; a wig, false hair ; a fleece ; a mane. 
 From p. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Ύξί-φαζ, avTos, part. 1 . a. act, of τ^/β*/, 
 f. "^ω, to wear, rub. 
 
 Ύξί-φ/;, ius, '/I, a rubbing, friction ; the act 
 of grinding or bruising. From τξίζι». 
 
 Τξΐίϋ€ολον, ου, το, three oboli or half pence. 
 Th. οζολ'ος. 
 
 Ύξΐύξοφον, ου, το, the third story. See Αιάξο- 
 ψον. From Ιξίφω, to cover. 
 
 Ύξοία, oig, and Ion. τις, h, the name of a 
 city, Troy ; ace. Ion. Ύξοίην. Th. Ύξω;, 
 Ύξωος, ο, a Trojan. 
 
 Ύξομεοίχτο, Ion. for 
 
 Ύξομ'ίοιντο, 3. pi. pres. opt. pas. of τξο- 
 μίω. 
 
 ΎξομεονΤ4, Dor, for Τξομίουα'(, ουιϊι, Theocr. 
 ii, 12. 3. jd. pres. ind. of 
 
 Ύξομίω, to tremble ; to fear, dread any one ; 
 to flee with fear. From τξόμο;, trembling. 
 Th. τξ'ίω, to tremble. 
 
 Ύξόμοξ, ου, ο, ^ol. τξόμοξ, tremor, fear, 
 dread, a trembling v/ith fear ; flight. From, 
 τξίμω, 
 
 Ύξό'ττοί, a childish game, whe^^e the boys en;- 
 deavour to throw nuts or the like into a hole: 
 Pollux, 1. vii. 7. 05 if from τξύ'^οί, a hole. 
 
 Ύζότοίίον or τξθ7τα7ον, ου, το, a monument 
 set up for the τξο'ττ'/ι, i. e. rout, of an enemy j a 
 trophy, Th, τφ-ττω. 
 
 T^oTcioj, ω, to turn, to turn towards ; to 
 rout, put to flight. From τξοτίι. 
 
 Ύξο-ττίω, ω, to retreat, withdraw, return ; to 
 put to flight ; to turn. From the same, 
 
 Ύζο•Ρ/ί, ης, ή, a turning ; a turning towards ; 
 conversion ; a change ; a turning of tlie back 
 in flight ; a rout ; a trope ; the solstice. From, 
 τρετΜ. 
 
 Ύξό'Τ'/ιζ, the handle of an oar ; because in 
 roiuing τοετετΆΐ, it is turned. 
 
 ΎξΟ'χίαζ, ου, ο, as οίνο; μη τξοτ'ιας, jiristoph. 
 very strong wine; Λvine having a good body ; 
 according to others, sour or vapid wine. Toup, 
 in Suid. P. iii, p. 228. 
 
 Ύζο'τ'ίκο) κύκλοι, 01, the tropical circles ; so 
 called because the sun, cfter touching them, 
 turns back. From 
 
 Ύξοτίκΰί, '/I, ov, from whence a return is 
 made ; tropical ; figurative, metaphorical. Frojn 
 τξοτή, 
 
 Ύξο-^ϊκω;, by a figure, figuratively, meta- 
 phorically. From the preceding. 
 
 T^fliT/i, ito;, or ιοζ, h, the keel, the bottom 
 of a vessel ; made of ivood turned. From the 
 sam,e Th. 
 
 Ύξό-τος, ου, ό, a mode, manner, custom, hab- 
 it, practice, pursuit, disposition, tem.per, man- 
 ners, character, mode of life, taste. From τξί- 
 
 9Τω. But 
 
 Ύξο^ΰ$, ου, ό, a twisted strap or thong, by 
 which the oar is held in its place j a rope, 
 cable, fast. From the preceding Th. 
 
 Ύξο^Γοίροξεω, ω, f ήοΌι), p. τίΤξΰΤοφόξ'ήΚΟίί 
 to bear with one's manners, disposition, hu- 
 mors ; to treat with indulgence ; to conform to 
 or be complaisant with ; 1 . a, ίτξο'τόφοξί^ο'α. 
 From τξότοί, ου, ο, and φίξω, to bear. 
 
 Ύξο^όω, ω, f. ύσω, to put to flight, to rout } 
 to tie or secure with a rope or strap. 
 
 ΤξΰΤΜτηξ, ζξοί, β, a leather thong by which 
 
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 the oar was hung to the side of the boat, Lu- 
 cian and Aristoph.^ 
 
 ΎξοφίΤον, ου, το, the wages or recompense for 
 finding food, instructing, or educating ; the 
 price of board. 
 
 Ύξοφίν;, ίως, ο, one who nourishes, maintains ; 
 a teacher ; food, aliment ; support or mainte- 
 nance ; also progen}', offspring. Soph. CEdip. 
 Tyr. 1.] Th. τξίφω, to maintain, nourish. 
 
 Ύξόφΐί;, ot, adults ; grown up j strong. See 
 
 Χρόφίζ. 
 
 Ύξόφΐμος, ου, ό, the nume of a mun, Tro- 
 phimus, i. e. a ward, pupil, a child in the fara- 
 
 iiy• 
 
 Ύοόφί;, to;, Kci) vi, well fed ; fat, lai'ge ; and 
 
 Ύξοφόα;, the same. From τξο<ρ•/ί, food. Th. 
 •ΤξίφΛί, to nourish. 
 
 Ύξοφο;, ου, ο xx) «, a nurse, a guardian ; one 
 who educates or supports. Froin the same Th. 
 
 Ύξοφοφαξίω, 2 Mace, vii, 27 ; Τξοφοφοξτισ'χ- 
 ffa in, I have educated thee ; from τξοφτι and 
 φοξίω. But Martinus thinJiS we should read, 
 τξοτοφοξήίτοι,σχ, I haA'e borne with your man- 
 ners ; from τξΟνΤοφοξζω, which see. 
 
 Ύξβχοίλία, a wheel to raise water ; a pulley ; 
 a windlass. From 
 
 Ύζοχίλοζ, Yj, ov, round, circidar, rolling, run- 
 ning, swift, I'apid; loquacious. Th. τξίχω. 
 
 Ύζοχ^άω, to turn, roll, or run round ; to run, 
 make haste. Th. τξΌχ^ο;. 
 
 ΎξοχίΆ, α,ί, 'Λ, the track of a wheel ; a path. 
 From the same. 
 
 Ύξοχίλία, a pulley ; Gl. Cyr. a bird. Fer- 
 haps it should be 
 
 Ύξοχ^ιΧΊα,, a pulley. From, 
 
 ΎξοχίΧοζ, the trochilus, supposed to be a 
 species of wren, Herod, ii, 68 ; an ornament 
 of a pillar in architecture. From τοόχ^ο;. 
 
 Ύξό^ζμαλον, το, and -αΧοί-, ου, ό, a little 
 stone i a rough place; a hedge ; a stone wall, 
 a wall made of small stones or pebbles. 
 
 ΎοοχοίΐΥίϊ, dat. sing, of 
 
 Ύζοχαίί^η;, ίο;, ο κκ.) η, shaped like a wheel ; 
 round. From τξοχ^ο?, oZ, o, a wheel. From, 
 To'i^ai, to run, and s/^ej, iog, το, form, shape, 
 resemblance. Th, ίΐ^ω, to see. 
 
 Ύζοχ^ος, ου, ό, a wheel ; a trundle, a hoop ; 
 any thing orbicular ; in verse, a trochee. 
 
 Τξό^οζ, o'j, 0, a course or race ; the ground 
 where races and gynmastic exercises were per- 
 formed, Eurip. Med. 
 
 Ύοοχόωσα*, Poet, for τξο^ωιταί, part. nom. 
 pi. pres. act. f. g. of τζο;^άίι), which see. 
 
 TPTBAION, or -iov, ου, TO, a plate, dish ; 
 a spoon ; a drinking vessel. 
 
 Ύξΰγάω, ω, f. Υΐ<τω, p. τίΤξΰγηχ,οί, to collect 
 the fruits ; to gather ripe fruits or grapes at 
 harvest; to enjoy, to draw profit from ; 1. a. 
 irouy/iffot., 1. a. impei'at. act. τξυγ'/ισον, άτω. 
 Th. τξύγη, %i, η, wheat, every species of grain ; 
 fruit i Anntage. 
 
 Ύ^ΰγίω, to dry, to make dry. From the 
 same. 
 
 ΤΓΤΤΙΙ (T^iyr,), rs, «, wheat, every spe- 
 
 cies of grain, fruit ; the harvest, ^^ntBge ; also 
 drought, because the time of vintage is dry. 
 
 Ύξυγ^^τ'/ΐζ, ΐίξοί, ο, gen. pi. τξυγτ,τγ,ξων, 3 
 A-intager, a gatherer of grapes, or of the fruits 
 in harvest ; one of the fixed stars ; and 
 
 Ύξυγητγ,;, ου, ό, the same, and 
 
 Ύξυγητοξ, ου, ο, the time of vintage or har- 
 A^est ; a gathering of fruit or of honey. Front/ 
 p. pas. of τξνγκΜ. 
 
 Ύζνγία, a;, h, the lees or dregs. From, 
 Τξύξ. 
 
 Τξΰγίαί, ου, ο, scU. οϋνος, vane with the lees 
 or dregs ; full of lees or dregs. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΎξυγοΜ-ν, Poet, for τουγάοην, 3. pi. pres, 
 opt. act. of τξυγάω. 
 
 Τξυγων, Όνοξ, 'h, a turtle dove, Luke ii. 24 ; 
 the ray, α poisonous sea fish. From τζύζω, to 
 murmur, the same as τοίζω. 
 
 Ύξυγάνιον, ου, το, a little tui"tle dove ; in 
 Epig. ap. Suicl. in voce. 
 
 Ύξνζόντων, gen. pi. part, jrres. act. of 
 
 Ύξύζα/, the same as τξΊζω, to murmur, jjrop- 
 erly used as imitative of the voice of the turtle 
 dove. 
 
 Ύξΰμβί, a,Tot, TO, or Τξνμνι, τ,ζ, h, a hole, 
 opening ; one long practised, or worn out in 
 business, an old knave, Aristoph. I\iub. 447. 
 Fi'Om Τξνα>, for τζάω. 
 
 Ύξυμοίλία, α;, 'h, the same as τξυμοι. 
 
 Ύξύμη, γι;, r,. See Ύξύμα.^ 
 
 Τ^ϋξ, γο;, ■/), the lees or dregs of wine ; 
 new wine ; must ; also grain hardened in the 
 sun ; the dross or scales of iron. Th. τξύγτ}. 
 
 ΤΡΤ'ΠΑ, ί?ί, ri, a hole ; an auger or wim- 
 ble. 
 
 Ύζϋ-^α,νον, ου, το, an auger or wimble. From 
 the preceding, 
 
 Ύξυττάω, to bore, pierce, perforate, make a 
 hole. 
 
 Ύξύνημα, KTos, το, a hole an openJng% 
 From τξυ-ττύω. 
 
 Ύζυσσοί, «, ov, sick, afflicted, feeble ; cha- 
 grined. Th. τξύω, to vex. 
 
 Ύξϋταν>ί, VIS, «, a dish ; a balance, or pair of 
 scales. From τξΰω, for τξάω. 
 
 ΎξύφαΐΜβί, γ,ί, h, the name of a womartf 
 Tryphaena, i. e. delicate. 
 
 Ύζϊφα,λίΐχ, itx;, V, a casque or helmet with 
 three plumes ; dat. si?ig. Ion. τζυφοιλ&Ιτι, 
 From τξΐ7ί and φχλοξ, the crest of a helmet 
 where the plume is inserted. 
 
 Τξυψχλ];, i^oi, 91, cheese ; milky, like milk, 
 made of milk or curds ; a slice of cheese. 
 
 Ύρΰφχω, f Yiffcu, p. τετξυφηαχ, to live luxu- 
 riously or delicately ; to enjoy hfe ; to be 
 proud, insolent, arrogant ; to forget one's self; 
 to abound or be luxuriant ; I. a. ίτξύφνβ-χ' nom. 
 sing. part. 2)res.f.g. τξνφωσ-χ. From τξυφή» 
 
 Ύξυφ'.ξov,for τξυφίξΰ;, softly, voluptuously, 
 sensually. From 
 
 Ύξϋφεξο;, X, ov, dehcate, effeminate, luxuri- 
 ous ; sensual ; whence 
 
 Ύξυφίξάτίξο;, comparat. of the preceding %. 
 
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 Ύςνφ}ι, ij;, ν, luxury, effeminacy, sensuality ; 
 t life spent in luxury' and sensuality. From 
 πόξυψοί, p. of ^ξύ-^τω, to break. 
 
 Ύξύφ'Λμα., α,τος, το, pleasure, luxury, sensu- 
 ality. From τζυφάω. 
 
 Ύξΰφος, ίοζ, TO, a morsel, slice, piece, frag- 
 ment. From ^ξυτάω, 
 
 Ύξυφωιτα., sjj, ^, the name of a woman, Ύΐγ- 
 phosa, i, e. living luxuriously. From τξνφύω, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύξύ^μαλχ, rough places. From 'Τξο,χυ;, 
 rough. Sec Ύξόχ^μαλχ. 
 
 Ύξύχνος, soft, the same as στξύρ^νας. 
 
 Ύζύχ^ονηζ.ι, to afflict ; 3. jd. prds. hid. pas. 
 ef Τζύχω. 
 
 Ύξνχ;οί, ios, TO, a rag ; worn out cloth. Th. 
 'Τρυω. 
 
 Ύζύχ;ου<η, 3. ρ/, pres. act. of 
 
 ΎξΌ^όω, ω, to rub agrjnst, wear away, con- 
 sume, waste ; to Λ'6Χ, fatigue, afflict ; to des- 
 patch. From του ω. 
 
 TL^ix^ou,f. ξ^, to afflict. From the same. 
 
 TPT'il, to rub, bruise fine ; to rub against ; 
 to vex ; to wear out ; to Iciil ; to fatigue, afflict, 
 consume ; to subdue. Hence τ(Λΐσκω, τξύ^^ύΐ, 
 and τζυχ^όω, the same. 
 
 Τ^»άν^£, Poet, and Dor, for Ύξοί'/ίν^ί to 
 Troy ; towards Troy. 
 
 Ύξωαξ, α,^ος, it, the name of a citi/, Troy. 
 
 Ύξάγΰί-λα., sweetmeats ; the dessert. For 
 
 Ύξίογάλικ, the smne. Th. τξωγω, to gnaw. 
 
 Ύξύγλ^!, *is, i, pr')perlij a hole made by 
 gnawing ; a hole, a hollow, cavern, nest; ace. 
 pi. τξύγλχ;. From the same. 
 
 ΎξΜγλο'^ύνοντα, acc. sing. part. pres. of 
 
 Ύρωγλο'^ννω, to go into a hole or hiding 
 place ; to dwell or de'ight in caves. From 
 TpuyXn and ^ύνω, to go in or under. 
 
 Ύξίϋγλο^ντ'/}ς, ου, ό, the name of a mouse, 
 Troglodj'tes, From the preceding. 
 
 ΎρωγοίίΤΧί, Dor, for τρώγουσα;, acC. pl,f. 
 g. part, pres. of τοάγω, to gnaw. 
 
 Ύξύγοντι, for Tguyovsi, Dor. 3. pi. pres. of 
 the same verb, 
 
 Ύξωγύλλ/ον, ου, τα, the name of a city, Tro- 
 gyllium ; a magazine or hoard for provisions. 
 
 TPilTil, to gnaw, devour ; to nibble, 
 graze, feed ; to eat ; f. m. ^^o^ctt, p. τίτξωχοί., 
 2. a. ίΤξχγον. 
 
 Ύξάιίσσι, dat. pi. Ion. and Poet, for Ύξω/τ/ν, 
 ofTgiWi, a Trojan. 
 
 Ύξωύίί, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. pns. τξωίύς, 
 part. 1 . a. pas. tf τιτζώσκω, f τ^ύσω, p. τϊ- 
 ψρωκχ, 1. α. pas. ϊτζύύ'ήν. 
 
 Ύξω'ί'α, as, h. Poet, for ΎςοΙα, ας, «, Troy. 
 
 Ύξύΐίαβίν, adv. Poet, for Ύξοίαύιν^ and Ion. 
 ΎξΟίΥ,ύίν, from Troy. 
 
 Ύξωί'τηξ, dat. nng. of Ύξο/ζ, a proper name. 
 
 ΎξΛΐκτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, a devourer, glutton ; one 
 that gnaws ; a cunning or deceitful man •, a 
 knave. Th. τζύγω, to eat, devour. 
 
 Ύ^ωμα, aj, ά, Dor. for τξωμη, yjs, i, a hole. 
 From τοζίω, to pierce, bore. Th. τίξίω, the 
 iame. 
 
 Ύξΰόμα, α,τοξ, το, a wound, stroke, hurt ; Ion> 
 for τραΰμα. Th. τιτ^ώιτχ.ω, to wound. 
 
 Ύ^ωματίζω, to wound, hurt. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Ύρω^, γοζ, ό, a weevil, an insect that devoiirs 
 grain and pulse ; and 
 
 Τξύ'ξχλλ/;, a cricket. From τξωγω. 
 
 ΎξΜ^ά,ξτχο, gen. JEol. of 
 
 Ύξω'ί,χξτ'/ι;, ου, ό, the name of a mouse, 
 bread-gnawing •, gnawing or nibbling bread. 
 From τξω'ζ,Άΐ χξτον, to eat bread. 
 
 Ύξωζϊμο;, ου, ό κχ) νι, eatable, ripe, fit to 
 eat. From τξωγω, to eat up. 
 
 Ύξω•^χω, to turn ; τ^ω'^τχσιατο φίύγίΐν. Ion. 
 for ίτξωτάίτο, turned himself to fly, Iliad xi, 
 567 ; i^Ti Β-χμχ τξω-τ&κτχ χ^ίϋ 'ττοΧυηχίχ φω- 
 νίίν, the nightingale, who, making rapid turns or 
 inflections of the voice, pours forth her flexible 
 and varjnng note, Odys. xix, 521. See Tur- 
 ning's Aristot. Poet. p. 27. and Hesych. and 
 ylpollon. Lex.^ 
 
 Ύξωα-ίν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. of τι- 
 Τξωσ'κω, f. τζύσω, to wound. 
 
 Ύξωα-ω, See the preceding. 
 
 Ύξωϋμχ, ατοζ. Ion. for τξχυμχ, a wound, 
 
 Ύξω;;^ώΜ, Poet, for τξοχάω, the same as τςί- 
 χ^ω, to run. 
 
 Ύξάίΰν, and Ύξω&ίν, Dor. gen. pi. ofΎξωί, 
 Ύξ&ιόί' dat. pi. Ύξωιτίν. 
 
 TTx,for Ttvx, in the comic writers, is often 
 added to w.irds ending in a short votrel, as 
 'ποσχττχ, Aristoph. Ran. 174; and perhaps 
 by the Attics is always to be put for ίίττχ, 
 Dawes, p. 302.] 
 
 Ty, Dor. for συ, thou ; τνγχ, Dor. for σύγί, 
 thou. 
 
 TXrXA'Nil ίτυγχ&^^ω;, us, u, to be or 
 happen to be; to incur o/• meet with; to happen, 
 come to pass ; to get or obtain ; properly, to hit 
 the mark ; to gain one's object ; unth the genitive 
 and with accusative ,• liith the participle ων, to 
 happen to be, Herodot. Ιτυγχ^άνομίν τηξίτχ- 
 τουντίς, we happened to be walking, Tab. Ceb. 
 1 ; τυγχ^χνονσι κχ) χτοτυγ^άνουσι, they are 
 happy and unhappy, or fortunate and unl'ortu- 
 nate, Aristot. Poet, 5 ; f. m. τιυί,ομα,ι. Fro'}n 
 τίύχ^ω, 2. a. ίτνχ^ον, ε;, ε, 2. a. opt. act. rti- 
 ^οιμι, ai;, oi, 2. a. subj, τυ^ω, r,;, >?, and in 3. 
 pi, τύχ^ωσί, part. 2. a. act. τυ^ων, οΰσχ, ov, 
 common, vulgar ; of no value ; p. ind. act. 
 τετυχ;α, χί, ε, and τετύρζ^^χχ, as if from τν- 
 
 Tu^»i,for Ιντχυύχ, Hesych. 
 
 Ύυhε'^l•xo, and Ύ^^εΜω, gen. Ion. of 
 
 Ύϋ^ίΐϊνίί, ου, ό, a projier name of a man, 
 Tydides. 
 
 ΎυιΙ\ JEol.for ωόε, here, Sappho. 
 
 Ύυκχνη, tfs, 'h, a drag used for the same jmr.. 
 pose as a flail. From τύκω, to get ready. 
 
 Τϋκίζω, to scrape, polish, shave off, carve 
 or engrave. From 
 
 Ύΰκοξ, and τΰχοξ, ου, ο, an instrument used 
 by stone cutters to engrave or carve with. 
 From τίύχω, to make, fabricate. 
 
ττπ 
 
 820 
 
 ΤΤΡ 
 
 Τϋ»τ«, α Persian wotd, a royal supper or 
 feast, Herodot. ix. 110.] 
 
 Ύνχτοί, h, ov, made, fabricated, built. From 
 
 Ύύχω^ and τύχ^ω., to fabricate, make ready. 
 From the same. 
 
 Ύνλνι, τ,ΐ, ί, callosity ; hardness of the skin ; 
 the bunch on a camel ; a matrass. From 
 τύλο;, the same. 
 
 Ύύλϊμοί, a purse made of skin ; because any 
 thing τυλίττίτοίί, is there inclosed as in a bed 
 tick. 
 
 ΎυλΙττω, or -νσω, to roll up or inclose as in 
 a bed tick ; to envelope, to search thoroughly. 
 From τύλ'/ι, a coA-erlet, a matrass. 
 
 ΤΤ'Λ02 {τΰλοί), ου, Ό, callosity, hardness, 
 a bunch ; a swelling on the breast ; a Avooden 
 club. 
 
 Ύΰλόω, f. ύ(Τω, to make callous or hard ; ;>. 
 pas. τίτύλωμ-αι. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύυμ€α<, ahot, τι, a sorceress or wtch, xvho 
 haunts τύμζονς, the tombs, and mutilates the 
 bodies of the dead. From τύ/ζΛοί. 
 
 TT'MBOS, ov, and Dor. τύμζω, ο, a tomb ; 
 a sepulchre ; a funeral pile; a grave. Hence 
 
 Ύνμζορ^οίω, to raise or build a tomb ; to in- 
 ter, bury. From τύμ,ζα; and χ,οίω, or χίω, to 
 raise wnih earth heaped up. 
 
 Ύυμζο^Ό-ή, the act of burymg ; a tomb or 
 grave. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύΰμ,μΐΛ, ατός, το, Pcet. a blow, stroke, stripe, 
 wound ; hurt. From τύ'πτω, to strike, beat. 
 
 Ύυμ^τΓΆή'^ω, f. Ίσω, p. τίτυμ'τι'άνικα, to beat 
 a timbrel, drum, tambourine ; to beat with sticks 
 or cudgels ; to beat to death with clubs ; to in- 
 flict any Λ'iolent punishment ; to distend ; to 
 strike as a clock ; p. pas. τζτυμ'ττά.νίσμΆΐ, 1. a. 
 pas. Ιτυμ-τανίσΒ-'/ιν, κς, η. From τύμτοί- 
 vav. 
 
 Ύνμττανίσ-τζία., α,ζ, ri, a female performer on 
 a drum, tambourine, or timbrel. From 
 
 Ύύμτανον, ου, το, for τντχνον, a timbrel, 
 drum, tambourine ; also a club, staft^ cudgel. 
 Th. τΰ'ττ'χω, to beat. 
 
 Ύΰν'Α, thou ; Dor. for τυ, and this for σύ. 
 So ίγύν/ι, for Ιγω, I. 
 
 TX'N02, or τύννοί, ου, small, little. 
 
 Ύυνουτα;, and j4lt. τυνούτοσι, little, small, di- 
 minutive. From the preceding. 
 
 Ύυντ?^άζω,^. α<τω, to tread clay ; to walk in 
 the mud or in clay ; to spatter with clay or 
 mud ; to talk at random ; to babble. From 
 
 ΤΤ'ΝΤΛ02, ov, 0, clay, mud, mire, dirt ; 
 trifles, nonsense. 
 
 Ύύτανον, αυ, το, the same as τύμ-ττανον, luhick 
 see. 
 
 Ύυ'Τί'ί;, part. 2. a. ^'«5. of τύ-τττω, to 
 beat. 
 
 Twrr), γΐζ, h, a blow, stroke, stripe ; dat. pi. 
 Ion. τυνγη. From 2. a. of the same. 
 
 TvTiyJ:, *i, ov, t}φical ; symbolical i figura- 
 tive ; agreeable to a model. Hence 
 
 Ύυτϊκω;, typically, symbolically j ^fter a 
 model. From 
 
 Ttj'To;, ov, 0, a mark, pattern, exemplar, rule, 
 model ; an image or representation ; a dent or 
 mark made by a blow ; a type ; us tu-ttm λαζίϊν, 
 to comprehend it in a more loose or general 
 description, Theophr. Char. 2. ; the sound 
 made by a horse's feet ; the state of a disease. 
 From TViTTii;.] 
 
 TuTcu, ω, f. ωσω, to shape ; fashion ; to 
 impress or stamp a mark ; to seal a letter ; to 
 make a portrait or image of. From the pre- 
 ceding, 
 
 Ti/TT'/jo-s;?, All. for τνφίΐί, 2. sing. l.J"' 
 act. of τύττω, f. '•^w, as ffrom τνττίω. 
 
 Ύύττομί;, Ό or. for τύτίτομιν, 1. pi. pres^ 
 ind. act. So τυντΌμζσ&α., for τν^τ'ομίία, 1. 
 2)1. pres. ind. pas. and 
 
 Ύυττίντων, Att. for τυττίτωα-αν ,- since in 
 the Attic diidect, the gen. pi. of the part. pres. 
 act. is used for 3. pi. pres. imperat. 
 
 TT'IIT.Q,, f. -φω, p. τίτυφοΰ, to beat, 
 bruise, pound; to smite, strike•, imperf. 'ίτυ-τττον 
 1. a. ϊτυ••1/κ, 2. a. ετυτον pres. pas. τυτττομαι, 
 to be beaten, whipped ; to mourn for the dead ; 
 i. e. to strike one^s self on the breast with grief; 
 p. m. τ'ίτυτοί, α,ς, ζ. 
 
 ΎυτΜ, dat sing, of τύττο?, which see. 
 
 T'jTuusvrss, nom. pi. part, \. a. pas. of tu- 
 
 ΤΟύϋ. 
 
 Ύΰ'χωμα., α,τος, το, the same as tw^tos' 
 Οζω μο^φνι; τύ-πωμα,, Furip. Orest. I see a rep- 
 resentation of his fonn. Th. τυ-ττΌω. 
 
 Ύυξαννίυοντων, gen. J}1. part. pres. of 
 
 Ύύξαννίύω, f. iuffeo, to reign ; to haA'e the 
 supreme authorit}^ ; to tyrannize. Th. τύζοί,ν- 
 voj, a king. 
 
 ΎυξχννίΜ, the same as the preceding. 
 
 Ύυξοίννίιχ, as, h, tyranny ; empire, dominion, 
 royal authority. From τύξαννο;. 
 
 Τυξαννϊχος, h, ov, tyrannical ; concerning a 
 tyrant ; knowing how to reign. From τύ- 
 pavvis. 
 
 ΎυξοιννΪΆίϋς, adv. tyrannically ; like a tyrant. 
 From tlie preceding. * 
 
 Ύυξχννιζύτκτος, .'Hiperl. of τυοαννικό;• 
 
 Ύΰξανν'ις, i^os, 'h, tyranny ; the supreme 
 power ; unjust dominion ; empire, reign ; the 
 wife of a king or tyrant. From τύοαννο;. 
 
 ΎυοΆ'.'νοχτόνοί, ου, β χα) τι, a slayer of a ty- 
 rant. From τύξαννος a?id χ,τύνω, to kill, p. 
 in. iKTC'joi, 
 
 TT'PANNOS (τυξαννο;), ov, ο κα) τι, a ty- 
 
 rant ; a king ; a queen ; a prince ; as an ad- 
 
 jective, tyrannical, belonging to a tyrant. Also 
 
 the name of a man, Tyrannus. Also the name 
 
 of a bird. 
 
 Ύυξζά,ζομαι, to be disturbed, troubled, anx- 
 ious ; to make a great noise ; 7nid. of 
 
 ΎυζζάΖ,ω, f. άσω, p. τίτύξζαχΆ, to raise 
 disturbances ; to tread or trnmple in mud ; to 
 be busy. From τύξζτι, yis, 9i, Att. for σύξζ'/ι,α 
 tumult, crowd ; an uproar. 
 
 Ύΰξξ'/ι, VIS, h, see the preceding. 
 
 Ύυξία, as, h, Europa. 
 
 Ύυξογλυφοί, ου, ο, the name of a mousey 
 
ΤΤΦ 
 
 821 
 
 ΤΩ 
 
 Tyroglypiius, From τυξο?, cheesp, and γλύ- 
 ψω, to hollow out, excavate. 
 
 Ύνςόεις, όΐσσα, όίν, like cheese, made of 
 cheese. From 
 
 TTPO'2 (τΰξο;), ου, ό, cheese ; as if from 
 'Τίίξω, to dry. 
 
 TJ^tfi; ov, hy the name of a city. Tyre; Syr. 
 a rock. 
 
 TT'P2I2, tei)c, 71, a tower ; a defence ; a 
 fortitication, rampart. From Heb. *)1]f. 
 
 Ύυζχ/ί, r,i, r„ a fork ; tfte same as υ^χ^νι• 
 
 Ύί/οΰ, Oor. for t'j^ov, gen. of τυοος, 
 cheese. 
 
 Ύυξω^'/;;, ίος, ό %■(/,) '4, of cheese, like cheese. 
 
 Tva-a-eo, to }):ny, supplicate, entreat, Ilesyck. 
 perhni^s for ttvo-cm, as i>i entreating, the hands 
 are folded, or th^ knees are bent. 
 
 Tiir^'rfS, ri, on, or τυτίος, ου, ο κ,οι) hi little, 
 small ; also, fierce, proud, scornful ; τυτύον, ado. 
 a little; τυτύον οσσο'ί, very little. 
 
 Ύυ^άονη., acc, sing, of 
 
 Ύνφάίύν, ovoi, 0, the name of a man, Ty- 
 phaon. Hence Τυφαόνιον, the name of a 
 place. 
 
 Ύύφ'/}, the same as τίφη. 
 
 ΎυΦΰϊ7μιν, ε7•η, ίΓεν, by Sync, for τνφ^ί'/ιμιν, 
 ti' /ιτί, ί'ιγι^αν, ρΐ. 1. a. opt pas. of τύττω. 
 
 ΤΤΦΛΟ'2, >?, ov, blind ; without eyes ,• 
 witliout Windows ; obscure, dark ; ignorant ; 
 invisible ; not lighted ; deaf. 
 
 Ύυφχόττίζ, -/ire;, 'h, blindness. From the 
 jireceding. 
 
 ΎυφλοΖτα,ι, 3. sing. pres. pas. of τυφλΌω, 
 which see. 
 
 ΎνφΧοφύξΟί, carrying a blind man ; bearing a 
 wallet. 2Vi. φίοο. 
 
 ΤυφλοΜ, f. ώσω, γι. τίτυφλ/νχα, ας, ί, to 
 blind, deprive of sight, put out one's eyes ; 1. a. 
 ίτύφλωοΌ!., a?, ί• and 
 
 TvipXeoT-ru), to be blind ; not to see at all. 
 From •τυφ?^ος, blind. 
 
 Ύύφοξ, or τυφοζ, ου, ό, smoke ; a7iy vain or 
 %iseless thing; A^anity, vainglory, arrogance, 
 pride, ostentation ; astonishment ; amazement. 
 Til. τύφω. 
 
 ΎνφΌω, f ύσω, p. τζτύφωκ.κ, to trouble with 
 smoke ; to puff' up, inflate ; to make insolent 
 or vainglorious •, pres. pas. τυφΌομ,οι,ι, oZu-ki, 
 to be inflated, to swell witii pride or insolence ; 
 p. pas. τίτΰφωμαι, <rat, Tctt, part. p. ητ'.^φ'ϋ- 
 μίνα, '/), ov, inflated, foolish, mad, blinded ; 
 1. a. ind. pas. ϊτνφύύην, '/n, %, part. 1. a. jias. 
 rv(pu6i){, ivTo;, pufll'ed up. From τύφο;, smoke, 
 pride. 
 
 ΤΤ'ΦΠ, f. B-tj -φω, p. τί^νφχ, properly, to 
 set on fire, so that the fire may spread but not 
 blaze ; to warm ; to raise a sm.oke ; νίφομ,οίΐ, 
 to spread ; to smoke ; to throw out smoke; to 
 burn or waste with love, desire, or any concealed 
 passhm ; sometimes, act. merely to set on fire, 
 and pas. to be burnt ; 1 . a. εόυ•ψβι. 
 
 Ύυφωίος, gen. sing, and Τυφαΰ, dat. ofTv- 
 φωίυξ, the same as 
 
 Τϋ^ών, mosi the name of a giant, Typhceus, 
 
 or Typhon ; also a whirlwind ;^ a storm or 
 tempest. From τΰφω. 
 
 Ύυφωνίκος, h, ov, tuibulent ; stormy ; im- 
 petuous ; causing delirium. From τυφών. 
 
 Ύυφως, ύύ, ο, for ΎυφΜν, ωνο;, α giant with a 
 hundred heads, Typhon. 
 
 Ύύ^α, ας, a. Dor. for τύχη, r,;, h, fortune •; 
 chance ; good luck, happiness, prosperity, a 
 happy result, grace, favour. 
 
 Ύύχαις, dat. j)l. uf τύχ^τϊ, Άς, 7\. Th. τυγ- 
 χάνω, to be, to ha})pen ; f m, τιυζ,ομαι, 2. a. 
 ίτυχον. 
 
 'ί-'ύχί, Ion. for 'ίτυχί, 3. sing. 2. a. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 Τυχίζιν, Poet, for τυχιΊν, 2. a. inf. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Ύυχΰν, 2. a. 17 f. act. of the same. 
 
 "^ijZ'A, *i;y h, fortune, result, chance ; pros- 
 perity ; in pi. calamities, misfortunes, disasters^ 
 sometimes, happy results -, acc. pi. ννχα:. Also 
 Τυχ'/ι, ης, '/ι, proper name of a woman. From 
 τυγχάνω, to happen. 
 
 Τΰχ'/ίξος, a, ov, fortuitous, accidental -, cas- 
 ual. From τύχη. 
 
 Ύυχηςων, gen. pi. of τυχπζΌς. 
 
 Ύυχίτ,ς, 2. sing. 2. a. suhj. ad. of τνγ>- 
 χάνω. 
 
 Ύνχίηιτω, 1. /. as if from τυχζω, of τυγ~ 
 χάνω, to obtain, get. Hence τυχ-ζια-οίς, «vrej, 
 part. \. a. act. 
 
 Ύυχ6•)ς, ίντο;, part. 1. a. pas. of ηύ'^ω, 
 to fabricate ; p. p(is. τίτυγμαι, 1. a. pas» 
 Ιτυχ&!ΐν. 
 
 Ύνχϊκ.ος, ου, c, the name of a man, TychicuSf 
 i. e. fortunate. From τύχη, fortune. 
 
 Ύΰχοιμι, 2, a. opt. 'f τυγχάνω, f. m. τίύ'ξο- 
 μκί, 2. a. Βτυχον. 
 
 Ύυχο7(τα, ας, a, Oor. for τνχοΖσα, pari. 
 2, α. act.f. g. of τυγχά,νω, to obtain. 
 
 Ύυχον, ado. by chance ; perhaps. From 
 τυχών, part. 2. a. and 
 
 Ύυχίνη, dal. .ti/ig. part. 2, a. act. (f τυγ- 
 χάνω, 2. a. έτυχον. 
 
 Ύυχων, ουσ•α, ov, having obtained ; also com•• 
 mon, vulgar ; part. 2. a. of the same verb. 
 
 Ύύχωιη, S. pi. 2. a. svlij. act. of the same. 
 
 Ύύ--γα.ίς, JEoLfor τυ-φας, part. 1. a. act. of 
 τυντω. 
 
 Ύνφάντων, Alt. for τυ-φάτωταν, 3. ρ/. 1.. α. 
 imperat. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Ύυ-φίλ'/;, earwax, Hesych. ,• also xu-^iXij, 
 the same. 
 
 Ύί'φ'.ν, Ion. for ίτυ-φ-ν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 and 
 
 Ύύ'φον, άτω, 1. a, imperat. act. and 
 
 Τυ-φουντι, Oor.for τυ-φονσ-ί, 3. pi. 1. f. act. 
 of τύ'τττω. 
 
 Τω, without I subscribed. Dor, for τοΖ• 
 and 
 
 Τω, dual. num. but 
 
 Ύω, dat. nng. cf o, and for ω, to whom ; 
 Tu τξί<7τω, how, in what manner? also translat- 
 ed, wherefore, therefore, ybr tia τοΖτο. Ύν χα) 
 ^^νρ,άΖ,ισκον ocKovovTic τότ- μΖόβν} and therefore 
 
ΤΠΜ 
 
 822 
 
 τητ 
 
 those who then heard this discourse, were filled 
 with wonder, T/ieocr. IdyV. 
 
 Ύωγ\ or τύγί, dual. mini, of o, he. 
 
 Τωγαλμα, ατο;, Dor, Jvr το αγοίλμα., the 
 image. 
 
 Ύωγκκττοα, Oor. for τα ciyxiirTga, the 
 hooks. 
 
 ΤΩΘΑ'ΖΩ, /. άσω, to rail at, to taunt, to 
 provoke with jeers. Jests, scoffs ; to abuse or 
 scold at ; to boast in an offensive manner, to 
 deride. 
 
 Ύωίάδ^οί^χι, Dor. for τωύά,Ζ,ουσα,ι, part. pres. 
 pi. num. f. g. of τωέάζω. 
 
 Ύωύα,ιτμ,ο;, ου, ο, derision, a taunting or 
 mocking at. 
 
 ΎωθΆστ'/ΐ', ου, ό, a derider, a scoffer. From 
 J), pas. of the jtreceding. 
 
 Ύωλγίο;, Dor. for τω, i. e. του α,λγεος, 
 gen. of άλγος. 
 
 Τύ/μτϊχ^ονον, Όητ. for το αμ,χΊχ^ο^ο'ί., the 
 same iiilh Ά)ζτιχ^ΟΜ:ι, vi, a garment, clothing. 
 Fro7n αμ-ττίχ^ω, for α,μφήχ^ω, to enclose or en- 
 sj'^elope. Th. ϊχω. 
 
 1m μω, Oor. for του \μαυ, of mine. 
 
 Tiwv, rZvyzt and raivh, gen. pi. of S, h, to. 
 
 Ύωντξ'Μ, ΏοΊ'. or Att. for τω α,ντζω, in the 
 cavern. 
 
 Ύω ίΤΛ τούτου, for το kvo τούτου, after that, 
 afterwards. 
 
 Ύωξγίΐου, Oor. or Alt. for του Άξγύον, of 
 the Argive. 
 
 Ύωξνίον, Dor. and Att. for το Ό'ξνζον, the 
 bird. Th. οξη?. 
 
 Ύωξοτξον, Dor. or Att. for το «ζοτξον, the 
 plough . 
 
 Ύωξ^ζχΐβν, Dor. or Att. for το ίζχοΰον^ 
 ancientty, formerly. 
 
 Ύωί, for ούτως, by Aphceresis, or Dor. for 
 ως, SO, thus. Th. ούτος. Also τως, Dor. for 
 τους. 
 
 Ύώΐτία, Dor. or Att. for τα. οστία, the 
 bones. 
 
 Ύωϋτ* It) χοίος. Dor. and Poet, for το 
 α,υτο Ιτι χξίος, for the same office or dutv. 
 
 χωϋτίου, τωϋτίω, and τωϋτo,for του α,υτοχί, 
 τω α,υτω, and το α,Οτό. 
 
 Ύωϋτΰΰ, Dor, for του αυτού. 
 
 Τ. 
 
 ΤΑΚ 
 
 ΤΒΡ 
 
 Τ, the twentieth letter of the Greek alphabet; 
 es a numeral it signifies four hundred, and with 
 a mark under it thus (υ,) four hundred thou- 
 sand. In the ^)lic dialect it is put for o, as 
 »νυμοί, for ονομχ, and by the Dor. and u^olic 
 dialects υ is also changed into t, as μο7σ-αι, for 
 μου σαι., ^c. 
 
 "^T, an adoerb, used to express the act of 
 smelling. It is fnnned from the imitation of 
 the sound which is made in the nose when we 
 smell any thing, Aristoph. Pint. 896.] 
 
 'Τάδίί, Oil, the Hyades, or the Seven Stars hi 
 tJie constellation of Taurus, ivhich, at their 
 rising or setting, occasion rain. From υω, to 
 rain. 
 
 "Ύαινα, νς, h, the h3a3na, a quadruped so 
 called from the bristles on his back resembling 
 those of a hog ; also a kind of fish ; a little pig. 
 From υς, a hog. 
 
 'Ύακ'ι'ζω, f ίσω, to rain. Th. υω, which 
 means the same thing. 
 
 'ΎακΊνίια, a festival in honour of tfie youth 
 Hyacinthus ; and 
 
 'Ύακίνβϊνβς, /ν», fvov, hyacinthine ; froin 
 
 'ΤΑ'ΚΙΝΘ02, ov, Ό, Hyacinthus, the youth; 
 
 a glass manufacturer. 
 
 a flower called a hyacinth ; a precious stone, 
 called by the same name ; also wool or woollen 
 threads, of the colour of an hyacinth. 
 
 'ΎκΤ^ϊνος, ivyj, tvov, glassy or crj-^stalline •, 
 made of glass or crystal. From 
 
 "TAA02, or υίλος, ου, ti, glass, crystal ; 
 a burning glass or crystal, Aristoph. N^ub. 
 766.] 
 
 ΎαλουογίΤον, ου, το, a glass manufactory. 
 From 
 
 'Ύοίλουργος, ου. 
 From ναλος, glass, ai.id εξ-γον, labour. 
 
 'Ύας, α^ος, 'h, a proper name, Hyas. See 
 'Ύά%ίς. 
 
 'Τζξάλλειν, Dor. or jEol. by Sync, for 
 ύτοζάλλαν, pres. inf. act. to disturb, interrupt, 
 Iliad xix, 80, to subject. 
 
 'TBO^S, h, ov, bent, curved. 
 
 'Ύζούλοιο, Dor. for Έυξούλοιο, gen. of Eu- 
 bulus. 
 
 'Ύξξίξω, f ΐ(Τω, and Att. ιω, p. υζζίχα, to 
 injure, to be abusive, to be insolent or haughty, 
 to domineer; also to debauch, violate; 1. a. 
 υζξίο'α, 1. a. inf. act. ύζζ'ιιτα,ι, p. pas. υ€ξΐ•> 
 α-μαι, σαι, σται, 1. α. 'pas. νζζία'ύί}», ♦??, ttfparf. 
 
ΤΓΡ 
 
 823 
 
 ΤΔΡ 
 
 1. α. pas. ν^ξίσδύ;, ίντοζ, being abused or re- 
 viled, 1. y. p. ύζξ(σβ:ηΐτο/Λαι, ri, ίται. Th. 
 
 "TBPI2, ιω;, h, abuse or injury, either by 
 words or otherwise ; reproaches, reviling ; also 
 insolence, haughtiness ; also a rape ; also an 
 injury done by an excess of any thing, e. g. 
 by excess of rain ; vccutria-rovov υζξΐν, the disgrace 
 of a defeat, which brings grief or pain to the 
 fleet, Ρί/ιά.] 
 
 'Ύζ,οοΙσαι, 1. a. inf. act. vZoitrav, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of υζξίζύυ. Th. υζξίς. 
 
 Ύζξίσ-^ίίν, Dor. for ίιζξίζίίν, 
 
 'ΎζξίσόίντΛί, ace. pi. part. 1. a, pas. of 
 ύζξίζω, which see. 
 
 'Ύξζίσ^'/,ιηταί, 3. sing, l.f ind. pos. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 "Ύζοίίτμχ, &ras, το, the same as υΖξΐξ. 
 
 'Τζξίσμίνοί, fi, 0», splendid, magnificent, 
 costly ; iv a-ToXyj οΙιΤίν rt υζξίσμϊνη, being at- 
 tired in a robe which was not very costly, 
 Xen. Cyrop. i, 22; Enrip. Fhoeniss. 1119 ;vid. 
 Bos. Obs. Miscell. c. 4, and Hutchinson on 
 Cyr. Exp. I. i, p. 117, Hvo. 
 
 'Ύζξίίττ'/ίξ, ^ιζο;, ο, and 
 
 *ΎζξίστΫΐ;, όΰ. β, abusive, insolent, injurious ; 
 also a ravisher. From pcrf. pas, if υΖοίζω. 
 
 'Ύξ,ξκττϋκ,ο;, τι, ov, inclined to be abusive or 
 insolent. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ύ^ξΐσ•τίχά/ζ, adv. abusively, insolentl3^ From 
 the same. 
 
 'T°o4<rToioi, «J, '/I, applied to tvomen, a re- 
 viler, an insolent person. From, υζοιστήο. 
 
 "Ύζωμχ, ατός, το, a bending, a curvature ; 
 and also 
 
 "TSaxTt;, in the sam^ sense. From υ°Όω, 
 to bend. 
 
 'Ύ ytal^ofittty to recover from sickness.] 
 
 'Ύγιά,ζύύ, f ύ,σω, ^?. ύγίΛχχ, to cure, to 
 heal. 
 
 'XytaU'/ii, 2. mig. pres. subj. of 
 
 'Tyi'a/vuy.y. Λνω, to be well or in good health. 
 Th. vyiriSi ίοζ, ό κ,ού h, healthy. 
 
 'Ύγήα, ace. sing, of vym, which see. 
 
 'Ύγ'ίίίοί, ai, 'h, health, soundness. From 
 the same. 
 
 'Tytiiijs» gsn. sing. Ion. of the preceding 
 noun. 
 
 'Tytiivosy r„ ov, healthy, sound, salutary. 
 Til. uyini. 
 
 'Tytuvorares, superl. of the preceding. 
 
 'Ύγιπξοί, ξα, ξον, sound, entire, perfect, 
 whole. From 
 
 'ΤΓΙΗ'2 fvyifjsj, ioi, Kcti h, sound, 
 healthy, entire, perfect ; also right, just, useful, 
 good, prosperous ; established or settled. 
 
 'Ύyξά,, Ion. vy^if'g. of ityQOi, is someti?nes 
 taken as a substantive, instead of ύγξο; κίΧιυύος, 
 the sea or ocean. Th. vy^o?. 
 
 'Τγξκίνω, f. avu, to moisten, to water, to 
 wet. From 
 
 'ΤΓΡΟ'Σ, a, ov, moist, wet, aquatic, or liv- 
 ing in water ; liquid, soft, slippery ; youthful ; 
 
 figuratively, it is applied to a person who is 
 obsequious to every body ; it is also particu- 
 larly applied to the wanton Tnotion of the eyes 
 in libidinous women; also delicate or soft, in 
 speaking of beauty ; flexible, i. e. as a boiv ; 
 easy or gently flowing, i. e. as an oratwn. 
 From υ ω, to rain. 
 
 'Ty^'oTYis, riTo;, ii, moisture, humidity ; flex- 
 ibility, activit}- ; tenderness, softness ; in qwak- 
 ing of manners, courtesy; prodigality, luxury. 
 From the ])receding. 
 
 "Ύ^οίτι, dat. and ΐί^Άτο;, gen. sing, υ^ασι, 
 dat. pi. from the obsol. word u^u;, instead of 
 U'hich ν^ΐύξ is used. 
 
 'Ύ^ατ];, i^oi, ii, a vesicle, a little bladder, a 
 drop, Gl. Cyr. From the siime. 
 
 'ΎΙ&τόίΐ;, oiffTOi, όεν, watery, rainy. From 
 the same. 
 
 "T^si, dat. sing, of tl^oc, ίο;, το, water. 
 "Ύ^ίξο;, ου, ό, the dropsy. From ϋ^ιοξ. 
 'Ύ^ίΰυ, the same as υ^α, to sing, to cele- 
 brate. 
 
 "T^n;, εο;, ο xec) h, singing skilfully ; wise. 
 From v^eo, to sing. 
 
 'Ύ^ν'ίΜ, to nourish. From υω. 
 "Χδνβν, o'j, TO, a mushroom or puff'-ball ; fern.. 
 U'^ya. From υω. 
 
 "T^oi, io;, TO, water. From υω. 
 "T^oci, x;, h, an aquatic snake, the hydra ; 
 also υ^ξο;, masc. Th. υ^ωξ, uto;, to. 
 
 'Ύ'^ξά,ylύyo;, ου, β xou 'a, an aqueduct j that 
 which conducts water ; ΙΙ/ς^αγωγιΊον, ου, το, the 
 conducting of water. From υ^οαρ and αγω- 
 yos. 
 
 'Ύ'^ξοίίνω, f α,νω, to wet, moisten, sprinkle^ 
 Th. υΐωο, water. 
 
 'Τδ^«λ£τ»ΐί, a water-mill ; so called, because 
 v^xrt α,λΰ, it grinds by water. From άλί»•, 
 to grind. 
 
 "Ύ'^ξάλμϊί, salt water. From v%a>o and 
 α,ΧμΥι. 
 
 'Τ^ξαυλν;;, ov, ο, a player on the hydraulicon 
 or ancient organ. See 
 
 "Ύοξαυλίζ, ζω;, h, or νδξκυλίζον, fscU. ooyx•. 
 vovj the hydraulicon or hydraulic organ -, ait 
 ancient musical instrument, resembling a mod- 
 ern organ, and blown by means of water. 
 'T5fls/a, ojj, ri, a watering. From ύ^ξίυω. 
 'Ύ^ξΐϊον, ου, το, Jon, -ζϊον, a pot or \'essel for 
 drawing water ; aLso a watering. 
 
 'Τ^ξίύω, to provide or fetch water ; also te 
 water any thing ; ύ'^ξίύομα/, f. m. ιύσομαι. 
 From υ^ο/ξ. 
 
 "Ύ'^ζ'/ιλο;, ν, ov, watery, humid ; irrigated, 
 watered, Odys. ix, 133.] 
 
 "Ύ^ξί}ν, lun.for υ'^ξκν, acc. sing, of Ιί^ξα, «;, 
 ί, which see. 
 
 'Χ^ξίαι, a vessel or pot for water, a pitcher, 
 an urn. Th. υ'^ωξ. 
 
 'Ύ^ζίσκ>ι, ri;, fi, dimin. of the preceding, a 
 little vessel for water. 
 
 Ύ^ξβμί^βύο•)ΐ, the name of a frog, Hydrome- 
 dusa, if ι Horn. Batrachom. v, 19. Frotn 
 Ιί}ωξ and jME^w, to command. 
 
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 'Ύόξθ•τοτία>, ω, f. τισω, p. τότ'ήκα,, ίο drink 
 water, to be abstemious. JFrom 
 
 'T^oo^uTyie, o-j, 0, a water -drinker. From 
 ■Jiiiio and TOTfii, ivhich is from -ττίνω, to drink. 
 
 "T^ooi, ου, 0, a water snuke. See "Ύ^ξχ. 
 
 ^Ύ^οοφόζος, ου, ο ■■cat '/ι, Ά water-carrier, water- 
 bearer. From υ^ωο and φίξω, to carry, 
 
 'Τοξόχκοι;, Uie tu! Die of a frog, Hydrocharis, 
 in Honi. Batrnchom. v, i^24. From υΐωξ and 
 χαίξο), to delight in. 
 
 'Τ^!>ο^όύί, a water-bearer ; that pours out 
 water. 
 
 "Τ^σωστϊκοζ, >j, ov, dropsi-cal ; a dropsical per- 
 son. From 
 
 "Ύ^ξω-φ, ω<7Τος, ο, the dropsy. From S^ejo 
 and α'φ, the face. Th. ο-τΓτομ,αι-, to see, 
 
 "ΤΔΠ, to celebrate in song, to sing. From 
 α,^ω. See 'ΤδίΛ/. 
 
 "ΤΑΩΡ, α,το;, το, water ; PocL ΰίχ;, and 
 voa;. 
 
 'Te, a word denoting threiitcning. 
 
 'Ύ;(, it rains ; 3. sing. ]>res. of vu), f. u^c-j. 
 
 "Ύαοί, iix, ίΐον, swinish, belonging to swine. 
 From ui. 
 
 "Ti\o;,for ύαλος, which see. 
 
 ''Ύισίαι, to be wet with rain. From υω, to 
 rain. 
 
 "Ύίτ'ίζω, f. Ιτω, p. virtKu, to rain. From 
 aire?. 
 
 'Yirios, see, lov, rainy, showery. From 
 
 'Τετβίϊ oZ, 0, rain ; which ίκβοηι υ ι». 
 
 "Ύιτωτατος, ar/j, arov, very rainy or shoiv- 
 eiy ; supcrl. of the preceding. 
 
 'Ύ-/ινεΐΆ, or I'/r/icc, α,ς, h, a hog-sty ; also 
 ssFinish behaviour, sotiisliness. From S?. 
 
 "Ύ•/ΐζ, ov, Kci) 'A, an epithet of Jupiier and 
 (f Bacchus, rainy. From 'Jm. 
 
 'Ύύλ,ίω, ω, f ή(τω, ίο tri'de, to jest, to prate. 
 From 
 
 'ΤΘΛΟ'2, ov, Ό, a trifilng, loquaciousness. 
 
 "Ύΐύσι, dat. }>l. for υίσι, from υΤϊς, a son. 
 
 ΤΓί, nam. dual, of υΥϊ:, sons. 
 
 tlliu., ace. sing, and υίίαζ, ace. pi. and 
 
 Ύίί-;, nom. pi. of 
 
 Yiit/j, gen. ίως, 0, a son. Th. υιοί. 
 
 T«, dat. sin^. contract, of 
 
 Ύίί';, υϊίος, and contract. υ7;, νιος, ο, a son. 
 
 Ύίοβίο-ίο; etc, 71, fas if from B-iffi; uloZj adop- 
 tion of a son, i^c. 
 
 ΤΓίί, gen. contract, of υϊΐς. 
 
 'ΧΙΟ' Σ, oZ, ό, a son, offspring. Used in 
 si)eaking of brutes us well η s of manlind ; as 
 δ(ύ; Koiajv and mo; μονοκίζ^των, P.sulm xxix. 
 
 Ύ'ιαττίζ, r,Toi, -h, the stale or condition of 
 being a son ; filiation. Th. uli;. 
 Μ ΎΙόία, f. ύσω, \. a. υ'ίοισχ, 1. a. m. νίωσά- 
 
 μτ,ν, ω, οίτο, to adopt as a son. From the pre- 
 ueding. 
 
 Tiuvog, ou, 0, a grandson, a son's son. From 
 the same. 
 
 ΎΙωσα,το, 3. sbig. I. a. tn. of v'/cu, which 
 see. 
 
 "TKH2, or uxKtis, ου, ο, and 'ϋκΆη, ά;, w, a 
 kii:d of tish. • 
 
 "Τλα, a;, u. Dor. for νλ», a wood, a forest. 
 
 "Ύλοιγμκ, acTos, το, and 
 
 'Ύλαγμοζ, ου, ί, Ά barking, From υλάω. 
 
 'ΎΧχΊο;, u'tot, κ7ον, belonging to the woods 
 or to the country ; abounding with leaves ; 
 shrubby ; also material. Fr:nn υλα. 
 
 'Ύλαζνι, ij, «, ike same as υλαγμό;. 
 
 ^Ύλακτίω, M,f '/,σω, the same as 
 
 'TAATl.f. ά,σω, to bark or howl. 
 
 "ΧΑΗ, '/jc, '/•„ any kind of materials or stuff 
 of which any thing is made, or consists ; a 
 wood, a forest ; nutriment, food ; faeces or 
 dregs. Hence 
 
 'Χλ>5£/ί, Yiiffroi, r,sv, ΛVOody, shaded with 
 woods. Th. υλτί. 
 
 'Ύλτ,χ,ο7τα.ι, nom. pi. of 
 
 'Τλ'/ι»οί~'/;;, ου, ό, that sleeps in the woods, 
 Hi'siud. From ύ'λ'/ι and κοίτ•/>. 
 
 ^ΎλητΌμ,οί, ου, ο, a wood-cutter. From υλκ 
 a ltd Tifxiiai, J), m. τίτομ,Ά. 
 
 'Ύλίκι, ων, o.l, the parings of hides ; any 
 thing feculent. From υΧ•Α, dregs. 
 
 'Χ/.λ/ί s^Toiiy.Yi, the law or standard of Hyl- 
 lus, a Doric claeftain. See Scholiast. Pindar. 
 Pythior. i, 120. 
 
 '"^XoToy'ioj, ω, f. 'Λ,ίτω, to cut wood or timber 
 in the woods. From 
 
 'Ύλοτόμ,οζ, ου, ό xat yi; suitable for cutting 
 down trees ; a wood-cutter. From υλ-ή and 
 
 τίμ,νω, to cut. 
 
 'Ύλοφ&γοιο, gen. Ton. of 
 
 'Ύλΰ^ώγο;, ου, ο κ,χΐ r„ that feeds in the 
 woodi". From 'ΰλ' /j and φάγω, to eat. 
 
 ^Ύλω^'/ι:, SOS, ό κα,ι yi, having trees or woods. 
 Th. ΰλ^. 
 
 ϊμ,ίχί, Jo^i.jor υμα;. 
 
 Ύμϊ;, nom. pi. Dor. for 
 
 'Ύμίΐ;, you ; as if συμ^ΰζ, from συ, thotr. 
 Thence υμίτίξος, your ; Poet, υμ'ος. 
 
 'ΤμΛνοίΐ /rs, ου, ο, hymenial, presiding oxer 
 man iaires ; a rnarriaoe-sonji, marriage. ^Uso the 
 name o/' a certain iicretic, Hymenaeus. Th. 
 υμτ,ν, 
 
 ^ΎμίνοίΐΌϋύ, to marry, to take a wife ; to sing 
 a marnaiie-sona[. 
 
 'Ύμίτ-ζοζ, ίξΆ, ioov, your. From 'ύμ,ίΤί, Th.. 
 συ, thou. 
 
 'XMITN, ivoi, 0, a thin membrane or pelli- 
 cle ; also Hyn^en, the god of marriage ; a mar- 
 riage-song ; ύμγιν is also put for υμ'.τίζο,ν, acc. 
 sing. f. g.from συ, thou. 
 
 "Ύμ,μΛζ, JEol.for υμα.;, acc. pi. and 
 
 "ΎμψΛ, and ϋμμ-;, jEol.for υμίΤ;, nom.pl. 
 and 
 
 "Ύμμι, and υμμιν, JEol. for υμΊν, dat. pL• 
 of σύ, 
 
 'Ύμνασκι, Dor. for υμΐΥισα,ι, to celebrate, or 
 sing of, in verse, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 'Ύμνίίουσα,ι, singing or celebrating ; nom. 
 j)l. part. pres. f g. Poet, for υμνίουσοα• and 
 
 'Τμν'ίομίζ, Dor. for ΙμΑομιν, we celebrate in 
 hymns or songs; 1. pi. pres. and 
 
 'Ύμνιΰσα,ι, Dor. for υμνουσαι, ηοΊη. pi. part, 
 pres.f. g. and 
 
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 'Tf/.vivffi, Oor. for υμνοΖσι, 3. γΙ. pres^ 
 ind. of 
 
 'Ύμνίω, imiperf. ΰμνίον, ουν, f. ή^ω^ p. τ,χ,α., 
 to celebrate in verse, and also in prose; to sati- 
 rize, to lampoon ; also to accuse, to blame, to 
 complain ; 1. a. ««ra, jmrt. 1. a. act. υμνήσα,ί, 
 a-VTcg. From ϋμνοξ. Th. ίΙ^ω. 
 
 Ύμν^α-Άνπζ, nom. pi. part. 1. a. act. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 "TuvT^ffts, iui, Yi, celebration in hymns, sing- 
 ing in praise of. 
 
 'Ύμννιτνίξ, ijpoi, 0, and 
 
 'T^v'/5T»?, ov, 0, one who praises or celebrates, 
 properly speaking, in song or verse ; and 
 
 'Τμν/ιτο;, η, ov, celebrated, praiseworthy, re- 
 nowne'l. From S. sing. perf. pas. of υμνίω. 
 
 'ΎμνοΧογίΆ, α?, r,, a singing of hymns. 
 
 "Ύμνος, ου, ο, an hymn, a song in honour of 
 God ; a song. Tk. υ^ω. 
 
 "Ύμνουν, imperf. act. and 
 
 'Ύμ,νοΖ^ι, 3, pi. pres. ind. act. of υμνίω. 
 
 "Ύμνψ, dat. sing, of ύμνος. 
 
 'Ύμν^^ίω, ω, to sing hymns or songs ; also 
 to utter an oracle. From 
 
 'Ύμν^/^ος, ου, ό, a singer of hymns ; lokich is 
 from υμνοζ arul αβός. 
 
 "Tv, and s/v, and i'v, the Hebrew hin, a kind 
 of measure. 
 
 "TNI2, and ίΙννις, ιως, '/ι, a plough-share ; 
 as if from Ζς, a hog, because it tears up the 
 ground as a hog does with his snout. 
 
 "TNN02, ov, a, a colt, a poney, a nag. 
 
 'Τος, gen. sing, of S;. Th. συς, ^υος, 
 ο χα) '/]. 
 
 Ύοσ-χΰ&μος, ου, ό, the herb called hyoscia- 
 mus or henbane -, as if δο; χύαμος, hog-bean. 
 
 'Ύοφοοζος, one who υα,ς φόξζίΐ, feeds swine ; 
 a swine-herd ; υοφόοζίΐον, a hog-pen, a pig-sty, 
 a place to feed swine in. From υ ς and φίξζύ), 
 to feed. 
 
 ^Ύ'^αγκναχτίω, to be somewhat angry, 
 
 'Ττοίγγίλίουο'α, Ion. for ύταγγιλοΰιτοί) part. 
 2./. act.f g. of 
 
 'Ύτχγγίλλω, to tell or inform privately ; to 
 foretell, tell. From υττο and u.yyiXXm,f. ελω, 
 I. a. τιγγίΐλα. 
 
 'Ύ'^αγεται, 3. sing. pres. jyas. of ύτάγω. 
 
 'Ύτοίγαωνιον, ου, το, a cushion, pillow, bol- 
 ster ; which is placed under the uyxava, elbow. 
 
 'Ύτοίγορίντίον, verbal adj. of υ'Τα.'γΰζίυω. 
 
 'Ύτ/ζγοξίυω, f. ίυσω, p. υττίγόξίνχχ, to re- 
 ply, answer ; to speak in one's turn ; to dic- 
 tate ; suggest ; to signify, command ; to tell ; 
 to give precepts ; to predict ; announce ; in- 
 terpret, expound. From υτο and άγοξίνω. 
 From uyooa, α,ς, h, the forum, 
 
 'Ύ-τοίγω, impeif. ι/•πΥίγον, t:,f. V'TK^sa, p. νττΐί- 
 ^ec, to steal or take away privately ; to bring 
 under the yoke, to subjugate, chiefly in the 
 mid. ; also to complain or inform against, to 
 accuse, to summon or bring into court ; to go 
 away, withdraw, to go forward ; also, in the mid. 
 to deceive, to subject to ; to seduce, violate; to 
 allege or suggest any thing to auv one j to die, 
 
 Matt, xxvi, 24, Mark xiv, 21, but is ne- 
 where found among others than Jeios in this 
 sisnificatimi. On the other hand ίιτάγω φξζνα, 
 τίο-φας, to pass one's life, Theog. 917; pres. 
 imperat. u^ccyt, go thou ; 2. a. vvriy&yov, tsy 
 ΐ. From v-^o and α,γω, to lead, conduct. 
 
 'Ύτταγωγ/ι, vis, 'h, the act of withdrawing ; 
 taking away pni'ately ; a retreat, a feigned 
 flight ; the act of submitting ; deceit, fraud; 
 an ambuscade ; seduction. 
 
 'Ύτα.), Poet, for υττο, luhich see. 
 
 "ΤΠΑΙΘΑ, before or in the presence of ; 
 straight forward or towards, cross^\'ise ; ob- 
 liquely. From ΰ-τΓοί.) and Ιίύ. 
 
 "Ύτα,ιβξος, ου, ο χα) ή, in the open air ; 
 in public office ; evident, manifest. From v-ra 
 and α'ι^ξία. 
 
 'Ύτα,ξίημαι, Ion. for ΰφοίίοίομκί. 
 
 'Ύ-παϊσσω, f ζω, to gush or spring out of, 
 e. g. the ground, the water ; to steal away 
 privily ; part. 1. a. υττκϊζας, Άντος. From 
 iiTo and ά,'iσ^σ^ω,f. ζω, to rush. 
 
 'Ύταίτίον, ου, το, a fault, a crime ; any thing 
 laid to one's charge. 
 
 'Ύτταίτίος, ου, ο xou γ,, subject to blame, re- 
 proach ; guilty ; liable to reproof. From υττο 
 and αΐτίβί, ας, vi, cause ; blame. 
 
 'Ύ-τα-Λονι, γ,ς, r,, obedience ; deference ; com- 
 pliance. From p. m. υ-^ήχοχ, and Att. ί/τοί- 
 xvixoee,, of νττα,κουω. Th. ά,χουω, to hear. 
 
 'Ύτά,χοισ-ον, Dor. for υ τ άκουσον, 1. α. im,' 
 per at. act. and 
 
 'Ύταχο'κτω, Dor. for υταχουίτω, 1. a. subj. of 
 
 "Ύταχούω, imperf. b<yrrixouov,f οίσω, p. vt'a- 
 χουχα, to obe}^ listen to submissively ; to ac- 
 quiesce ; to admit •, to be subject to ; to yield ; 
 to understand •, to take a hint ; to hear one 
 knocking at the door, and learn by inquiry 
 who it is, Jict. xii, 13. See examples in 
 Cumerar. Baph. Xenoph. and Gesner ; 1. a, 
 bv/ixouffa, 1. a. inf. υπαχουιται. From ijre 
 and ακούω, to hear. 
 
 ''T'TTaXiuaaiui, 1. a. inf. Tti. of υ'ΧαΧίυομαι. 
 
 'Ύτταλίύεο, Ion. for -oy, pres. imperat. 
 m. of 
 
 'ΤτοίΧεύομ.αι, to fiee, elude, escape ; to use 
 subterfuges ; to be on one's guard ; to avoid. 
 From vTTo and άλίύω. Poet, for άλίω, to 
 avoid. 
 
 "Τ•-?αλλ5ο/;ι, jjj, 91, a changing ; change, 
 alteration ; a figure of rhetoric, hypallage. 
 From 
 
 'Ύταλλάττω, to change, alter, comm.ute ; to 
 substitute, to depute ; to put or exhibit one 
 thing in the place of another. From υ^το and 
 αλλάσσ-ω, or -ττω, to change. 
 
 'Ύτα^^νζαι, 1. a. iif. act. of υ-παΧύσχω. 
 
 'Τ-ζταλυςις, ΐως, 'h, the act of escaping ; 
 flight ; an avoiding or shunning. From 
 
 'Τ-^αλύσκω, f. ζω, to escape, flee, avoid ; to 
 wnthdraw from privily. From υτο and άλύ- 
 σχω. 
 
 'Ύ'ταναχωξίω, to return or go back privately, 
 or secretly j to recede, go back, return. 
 
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 "Ύ-ταν^ξβ?, ου, ο, ο>• ίι, under the control of 
 man ; married ; a feme covert ; as if o, or vi-, 
 υτο τον a.\}.ia.. who is under the control of man. 
 
 *T^Kv.Vr«Ac.«/, to rise from respect to one ; 
 to give p'ace to ; to rise up. From v-Tfo, u-ja, 
 and 'hrvifit, to stand. 
 
 'Ύ'ττανίστοίρο, prcs. imperat. m, of the pre^ 
 eediriii. 
 
 'Ύτταντύ'Μ, ω, f. 'Λίτω, p. vTmrv^ot, to go or 
 come to meet; to meet; to oppose; 1. a. 
 V'Zr.vrvia'at. Fvovi υ'ττο and ccvrxu. Til• uvrl, 
 
 'Ύττύντ^ισι;, ίωζ, h, and ΰτοιντ^, ij, »j, the 
 act of meeting or going to meet ; a meeting or 
 encountering. From the preceding. 
 
 ''T'-^xvria^xi(rc6, ^Ί. for ν'ΤΓα,ντίάσαιτα, part. 
 I. 6. act.f. g. of VTTctvTiaoij. 
 
 'Ύ•χανηά<ται τον ibioyirnv, to meet a bene- 
 factor, i. f. to return a tavour or show grati- 
 tude to a benefactor. From 
 
 'Τταντιάω, and -ά'ζω,/. ά(ΤΜ, to go forth to 
 meet ; to meet by chance ; to fall in with, ac- 
 cidentally. From ΐ)7Το mtd άντιύω, or άντάω, 
 to go to meet. T/i. αντί. 
 
 'ΊΟ'Τοιντξο;, ου, ο ku) h, that is in a cave ; 
 dwelHng in caves. From όττο and αντοον. 
 
 ''Ύνά-χταν, Ion. for Ιφάτττύν, to set on fire ; 
 to burn. 
 
 "ΤΓΙΑΡ, TO, iudecl. a true apparition, i. e. 
 seen while awake ; to this is opposed οναξ, a 
 dream. 
 
 'Ύ-τταργμίνα, τα. Ion. for ύ'Τ'/ΐζγ/ι/.ίνα., things 
 just made. From ν-τύ^χοο. 
 
 'Ύ'ϋ-άζγνξο;, ου, ο κα) h, containing or mix- 
 ed witfi .silver ; a 5>iiver mine ; of equal value 
 with silver ; ύτάογυοοί (ρων^ι, a venal voice ; 
 sabl of suck as sn^'ak for hire. From κξγυξο;. 
 
 "Ύττίύνο; inid Ιτά^(ι'/ινας, ου, τι, a sheep that 
 suckles a larub, or that is with lamb. From 
 ντο and Kp:, αξνόξ. 
 
 "Tr^i£vo;, ου, ο xoti τ), negative or denying 
 in some respect or degree. From υτο and ao- 
 ήομαι, to deny.] 
 
 'Trm/-/?«/, 1. a. inf. act. of υ•νάξχ^ω, to be. 
 From K'^^^id. Th, οίζ^'ή. 
 
 "Τ•τ«ί?ξ/ί, %(<}$, 'h, being, existence; substance ; 
 me. . <v 'ilth, possessions. From the same. 
 
 'Ττα^τάζί/ν, Ion. for ΰφαξτάζίΐν, to steal ; 
 to t.ilc•• h- stealth. 
 
 'Ύταζχ,ίν, O-r. for ύτΐίζχίν, 3. sing, i/il- 
 perf art. of υττάρχ^ω, to be. 
 
 "Ύταοχ^τί, r,;, h, beginning, origin, com- 
 mencement ; a favour bestowed voluntarily or 
 without request. Th, κξχ^νι. 
 
 'Τ-τάηχ^οντχ, τα,, means, resources, or pos- 
 sessiiniK. S-e 'Ύτύρχο). 
 
 "Ύ'^οι.ζ^χοΐ, ου, ο, one having authority under 
 another ; a prefect, a lieutenant, a governor, 
 a satrap ; the same as 'ϊταοχοί• also an Indian 
 nam:; of a rioer. From υτο and α,ζχ^ο;. 
 
 ''Ύτα.οχούιτγι;, gen. sing, of tht pres. part. 
 f. g. and 
 
 'Ύ•τά.αχ,ουΤ{, 3. pi. pri'.<. ind act. of 
 
 'Ύ'τά.ξχω, ας, u, f. υζ•άξ%ω, p. ύν,'?ιξχα., to 
 originate or bring into existence ; to act, say, or 
 
 do, first ; to be, exist ; to be present •, to have 
 sufficient; to be υ-τταξχοζ- also to provoke con- 
 tention ; olid άμυνόμίνοζ, αλλ' ΰτάρχων, 'hVi- 
 Kug αυτούς, hoc. p. 443, not as an avenger, 
 but as an advi.ser or friend, you have done them 
 injuries ; kol) ΰτάξ'ξζΐ tifjuv h Ιμγι τόλις, Xcn. 
 d Cyri Exped. I. v, p. 394, ed. Hutch. Svo. 
 and my city will be on your side ; in 3. pi. 
 ύτάξχουσ-ΐ' 1. a. ind. act. υτη^α' τα. ύ'τύζ- 
 χοντα, the essential properties of any thing, as 
 τα συμζίζνκ-Ότοί arc the accidental qualities, 
 Bristol. Front ΰτο and κξχω. Th. αξχτι^ 
 yjs, h, a beginning, government.] 
 
 'Ύχα(Τ<7τΐ^ια, adv. from 
 
 'Ύτταο-Τί^ιος, ου, ο xai 'h, covered or protected 
 by a buckler or shield. From ύτο and atrmiy 
 iitoi, VI, a shield. 
 
 'Ύ-τΓΆίττΊΖ,Μ, to march or fight coΛ'ered with 
 a shield ; to fight ; Metaph. to be under the 
 tutelage or patronage of some one ; also to be 
 armour-bearer to some one. From ι/το and 
 ay-r);, a shield. 
 
 'Ύτασ-ηστΫ-,ς, ου, ό, an armour-bearer, a 
 shield- bearer, Xcn. Anab. iv, 2, 13 ; and Luc. 
 Dial.] 
 
 'Ύζ&τύα, «J, VI, the consulship. FroTti 
 
 'Ύ-τΓ^ίτίνω, to be consul. From υτατοξ. 
 
 Ύττύτίχοί, VI, ov, consular ; relating to the 
 consul or the consulship. From the same. 
 
 "Ττατος, ύτνι, ατοί), highest ; supreme ; 
 high, grand, elevated ; contract, of ντίξτατο;• 
 cdso deep, profound. There is also ντατος, a 
 consul, t/L'causz invested 7ci:h the highest antiior- 
 ity ; sotnetinv's it signifies also, honourable, 
 worshipful. Th. ΰτίο. 
 
 'Ύ<ζ-ίΰ,σ-ί, Ιο η. fur υ:Γίιο•ι, 3. pi. pres. ind, of 
 υ-τταμί, as ffro-m ύτο and uy.), to be. 
 
 'Ύ-ττ'ίασι, with a knife ; but this word is doubt- 
 
 Ύτίζ^ίλον, %ς, ε, 2. a. ind. of υττοζάλλω. 
 Th. βάλλω, f. αλω, to throw. 
 
 "Ύτί^λινοντο, "i. pi. imperf rn. of ΰτο^λί- 
 τομαι, to look at with sternness; to suspect. 
 Th. βλίτω, f -ψι», to see. 
 
 'Ύτίγγνοί, ου, ό χ,α) νι, one who has given 
 bail, security, or caution ; indebted ; mortgaged. 
 See "Έ^γγυο;, a surety. 
 
 'Ύτ'ύ^ίΐα-αν, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. act. Poet, by 
 doitbling δ, for uxQuirav, of ivo^zitu. Th. 
 ^ii^oj,f σω, to fear. 
 
 ''Ύττ'^ύ'ΰισαν, by Sync, for UTo^-i^hiffav, 3. 
 ;?''. pluperf. m. of iiro^ii^u. From υτο and 
 '^ii^M, f "^iii/aj, p. m. Poet, ^ίί^ια, phqierf. 
 
 ihii^iilV. 
 
 'T^i^n'^a, ας, ι, ] . a. ind. act. of υτο^?ί- 
 χνυμι, f. ζω, p. υ<Τ6^ύίΐχα, to foreshow, to in- 
 dicate, c^C. Th. "^ύκ,νυμι, to show. 
 
 'T-TTihixiTo, Ion. Herod, i, 24. See 'Tfo- 
 
 οιχομαι, J 
 
 '^"Ι'ττ'ϊ^ίχ,το,Όοτ. or Poet, by Sync, for ΰτί^ί- 
 liinTo, 3. si)ig. plnperf. pas. of ότο^ίχομαι. 
 Th. Υίχομαι, f m. Vik.oy.ai, p. pas. "Ι'^ιγμαι, 
 ςαι, κτΆΐ, to receive, take.] 
 
 'ΧττίΙί^ατο, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. m. of ί'Ψβ 
 
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 ^ίχ^ομα,ι, to receive. 
 
 'Ύτηβγ,κΒίτο, 'Λ. sing, 1. a. mid. of ν^οτί- 
 ίνιμι, to place under ; to supply ; to suppose. 
 Th. τιύγιμι, f. ^ή<τω, to put OT place, 1. a. 
 'ί^τίΚΆ, 2. a. \Uy,v. 
 
 'Ύ-^ίίκω, Poet, ύτοίίχίύ, J", ίιτίΐζω, to obey, 
 yield, submit ; to give place ; to succumb. 
 From ύτο and i'lKtu, to yield. 
 
 "Ύ-τειμί, to be under, within ; to be conceal- 
 ed •, to be present, to assist, to supply. Th. 
 ί'ιμ), to be, 
 
 'lC<Ti7vcci, Ion. for ύφίΤναι, 2. a. inf. of 
 ΙφΊνιμι• and vruva.!, pres. inf. of the preceding. 
 
 'Ύτίίζομαι, I'f. ni. cf υττύκ,ω, lohich see. 
 
 'ΤίΤ£/ί£;κβ/, 3. si)ig. ]>res. and 
 
 'Ύ-τίΙοίχ^ον, by Metath.ftr υ'τπξΐι^ον, 3. ;)/. 
 impef. of ν'ΡΠξίχω, to excel. From υ-τϊξ and 
 ίχ;ω, to have, iiold, 
 
 'Ύτε'ίξοχ^ος, ου, ό xsu 'h, Ion. and Poet, for 
 ν'τ'ίξοχοξ, elevated above, excelling ; excellent '; 
 most excellent ; distinguished. From the 
 same. 
 
 'Y-TsttravTs;, novi. pi. part. 1. a. act. of 
 ντί'ιω, Ion. for ΙφΊγιμι, to put under ; to lower ; 
 to cease. 
 
 'Ύ•νίκίίοΰντχι, Io7i. for ίιτηχίωνται, 3. ρί. 
 
 2. a. suhj. m. of υτηκτΊά^ιμι, to cause to be 
 transported elsewhere ; to withdraw. Th. 
 τΐύγ,μί, to put or place. 
 
 'Ύττίκιαμαι, to be cai'ned to or deposited in 
 some place ; to be withdrav/n to some place. 
 Th. κίίμαι, to lie. 
 
 'Ύτίκκομίζω, to carry awav privately •, to 
 convey to a hiding-place ; ντη'ζίκομίσ-χντΰ, 
 
 3, jd. 1. a. m. From ΰντο, εκ, and χομίζω, 
 to carry. 
 
 'Τττεχτ'ίμτύ.; to send privately awa}'. Th. 
 α•ίμτί</, to send. 
 
 'Ύτΐχτξο^Τ, 3. sing. pres. ind. (f 
 
 'Ττηκτξΰ^'ίίύ, f riffM, to run out in advance 
 of ; scii. the ariny ; to outrun ; to conquer. 
 From, v'TTa, sk, «r^e, and Β^ίο,ι, to run. 
 
 'ΎτηχνΤζοφίύγύ), to flee away privately, to 
 escape. From νττο, Ικ, ^ξο, and φεύγω, to 
 flee, escape ; 2. a. 'ίφνγον. 
 
 'Ύ^ΐχτξοφύγτι, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. act. of 
 the preceding 
 
 'Ύτίχτϊί)^μί, to put forth privately ; to cause 
 to be transported any where ; to put in safety ; 
 to give in charge ; to confide. Th. τι$'/ιμι. 
 
 'Τηχφίξω, to bring or carry forth privately ; 
 to bear or endure. From b<ro, ix, and φ'ίζο), 
 , oitrai, i. a. yivtyxix.. 
 
 'Ύ'Τίχφινγΰντι, Dor. for υτίχφζύγουιπ, 3. pi. 
 pres. ind. of 
 
 'Ττίχφεύγω, to flee privately, escape ; to 
 to take to flight ; to seek a refuge. From 
 υ<το, Ix, and φεύγω, to flee. 
 
 'Ύ^εχφΰγ'., Ion. for υ-ττε^εφυγε, 3. sing. 
 2. a. ind. act. of the preceding. 
 
 'Ύ'τεχ^Μξίω, ω, to retire or recede gradu- 
 ally ; to withdraw from ; to be purged ; to 
 evacuate. From iore, Ix, and χωοίω, to go. 
 
 'Ύτίλ&ζαν, ts, ί, 2. a. ind. act. of υ-ταλαμ- 
 ζύ,νω, to undertake. Th. λαμζά,νω, f. m. λ.ή- 
 •φομαί, 2, ο. ίλα,ζον. 
 
 'Ύ-ττελίΙφύην, 1. α. ind. pas. of ΰζολείτω, 
 f. -φ ω, to leave. Th. λείτω, 2. a. ελιττον^ 
 p. τη. λελοίΤΛ. 
 
 'Ύ-πίλ'/ιφβτ,σα,ν, 3. ρΐ. 1. α. hid. pas. of Ινα- 
 λΆμζάνΐϋ. Th. λκμ,ξάνΰυ, to take, receive ; 
 f m. λιη-ψομιζί, J), λίλ'/ιφα., Att. ε'Ιληφα,, 2. a. 
 ίλαζον. 
 
 'Ύ-ττελΰσα,ο, Ion. for ΰτελύσω, 2. sing. 1. a. 
 7n. of I'VoXOm, to untie the shoes,• to untie. 
 Th. kva,f. σω, 1 . a. m. Ιλυσάμ'/ιν, ω, tt.ro. 
 
 'Ύτεμεινο:)!, 3. ;)/. I. a. ind. act. <f υ<τoμ'ivωf 
 to wait for, expect, sustain ; I, a. ύτίμείνα, 
 as, £. Th. μίνω, f νω, p. μεμίν'ήχχ, to re- 
 main. 
 
 'Ύττψενεν, 3. sing, impef. act. of the same. 
 
 'Ύτ-μν/ιμνχε, 3. sing. perf. act. for υ'ττν,μυχί^ 
 of ν-π'/ιμύω, to decline, bend ; to be made sad. 
 From τίμνω, f. ύσω, p. '/Ιμνχα, and by Att, 
 redupl. ίμ^μΐ/χα, vi being changed into z, and 
 by an Epenih. Poet, of v, Ιμ^γιμυχοί. 
 
 'Ύ•7Γεμν'/ι(τ6ην, 9ΐί, ίί, ι. a, md pas. of Ι'Χομι•- 
 μ\''/ι<τκΜ, to recall to mind; to lemind ; to sug- 
 
 'Ύτενχντίοί, u, ov, contrary, opposite, G7id no- 
 where with a limitaiion, as contended by J. 
 Albert, ad Colos. ii. 14, adverse to ; opposing, 
 meeting with ; repugnant to ; also an enemy. 
 From υ•^ο and hocvrU?, contrary. Th. άντύ 
 Hence 
 
 'Ύ^τενοίντίω;, adv. in an opposite, contrary, 
 or ditierent manner. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ύ-7Γίνίξ0ε, Pozi. under, beneath. From 
 ντο and ίνεξύι, below, beneath. 
 
 'Ύχεν'οουν, imperf. act. of υτονοιω, ω, f. -ΑΤω, 
 p. ίττονενό'/ιχΆ, to suspect. 
 
 'Ύτζ^αίζεσ-ίξ, εωξ, τι, the act of withdrawing 
 privately ; diminution, subtraction ; an excep- 
 tion. 
 
 'ΤτίξαίξίΜ, ω, f 'ήσω, to tiiks away or with- 
 draw privately, diminish ; to retrench. From 
 υτο, εξ, and α,Ιξεω, to talce. 
 
 'Ύτίςαίξω, f α,ρω, p. νΤί'ζγξκα, to Cause to 
 disappear ; to remove ; to reject ; to send away ; 
 to take away privately. From ΰ'ρτο and ec'l^u, 
 to lift up. 
 
 ^Ύ'η^α,λύσχω, f. ζω, to escape, avoid ; to 
 steal aw.ay ; to withdraw one's self. From 
 ντο, ε|, and α,λύτχω, f ξω, to avoid; 1. a, 
 ϋλν'^οί. Th. α,χ'εω, the same, 
 
 'Ύτΐζανα,ουί, pres. or jmrt. 2, a. From υττο^ 
 ίξ, α,να,, and ^ύω, or ^νμι, to go under. 
 
 'Ύτίζειμι, to go forth without noise •, to 
 steal away ; to make a sortie ; to make an at- 
 tack or onset ; to rush forward upon, L'lod. 
 Sic. p. 616, D. ed. Rhodovian. ίτεξιόντεί, 
 going forth, part, 2, a. Herod. I, 1, c. 176, 
 escaping privately, /. iv, c. 120. From ντο 
 and ε%ε{μι, to go out. Th. ιΙμι,Λο go. 
 
 'Ύτεζ,ειρνω, to withdraw iVora ; to deliver 
 from. From ντο, εξ, and εΐξίιω, Poet, for εξύύι>, 
 to draw. 
 
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 'TTi-s^ikhiv, 2. α. inf. act. of υ'τηϊ,ίοχομαι. 
 
 'Ύτΐ^ίο^ΙίΤβΛΙ, of 
 
 'ΎτΓί^ίοχ^ομοίΐ, to go out privately ; to es- 
 cape; to withdraw one's self; to punish, avenge. 
 From ύίτο, 1%, and ίξχ;ομαι, f. m. ίλίύσομζι, 
 2. a. γ,Χθον, to come. 
 
 'ΤίΤίξέ?•;^;», he escaped, for which is com- 
 Tfioiilt/ used υ•^ίζίφυγί, 3. sing. 2. a. bid. act. 
 
 'Ύ'πζίΐρίξον, is, s, iniperf. act. of υ-τηκ^ιοω, 
 to carry forth privately. 
 
 ""Ύ-τη^ίχω, to withdraw one's self privately ; 
 to escape. Th. ίχω. 
 
 'TfTs^iiiVav, See"^iff»v. 
 
 'ϊτίξήλί/ξί, 3. sing. 1. a. bid. act. of ΰττι^- 
 uXufftco)^ 
 
 'Ύτίζοόα-ίο;, ov, o, under the care, guardian- 
 ship, power, or tutelage of a father ; not 3'et of 
 age or free ; a son or member of a famil3^ 
 
 'ΤτίίΤλει/ιΓΛ^ίν, 1. pi. i. a. ind. act. of 
 ννοτλίω. Til. •7Τλίω, f. τλινσω, 1. a. £- 
 
 'Ύ-ττί-ττΎνισχν, See 'Ύ'^το'ΡΓτνκτο'ω. 
 
 'ΤΠΕ' Ρ, Poet. ϋ?τεί^, loith gen. upon, over, 
 Εΐ)0Λ'ε, beyond ; for, on account of; of or con- 
 cerning ; vAth ace. beyond, above, beside, 
 against. In composition it denotes increase, 
 excess ; sometimes it does not affect the signifi- 
 cation of the simple word xoith ivhich it is join- 
 ed, as in ύτίξαίοο)' it also denotes, in composi- 
 tion, above, upon, over, before, for, beyond ; 
 beside. (1) For, as in Rom. viii, 31, si 
 &io; ν•^\ζ Yiy.sov, τίς κκ^ '/ιμων, if God is for 
 us, who can be against us ; also in Matt, v, 
 44 ; ■7Τξθ(Τευ^ί(τύί υ-^Ιξ των ί•Τΐ]ξίχζόντων v/u.a;, 
 pray for those who despitefully use you. 
 (2) Ό &io;., ..ίνίργων iv vyJv. ...ί/ττερ τΐί; iuoo- 
 xlcts, Phil, ii, 13, God. ...working in you.. ..ac- 
 cording to his good pleasure. (3) Instead of, 
 for ; συ/ι^φίξί* Ίνα ύ; άτοΐ^άνη υ-τϊξ τηυ λάου, 
 John xi, 50, instead of or for the people ; 'ίνα 
 υττίξ σου '^ιακονγ μοι. Phi/em. 13, to minister to 
 me in thy stead. (4) For, on account of, τα 
 δε ihyi υττίξ ίλίουί ύαζάίΤαι τον Qicv, Rom. XV, 
 9, for his mercy. (5) In relation to, ίιτε^ rij; 
 ητοίξουσ-ίοι; του Κ.υξίου, 2 Tliess. ii, 1, in rela- 
 tion to the coming of the Lord. (6) For 'hta, 
 b3' or through the means of ; ίτεο ri? 'ίβν/ιχζ, 
 Soph. Trachin. ver. 721, by Λvhose means he 
 died. (7) By, in adjuring ; xlfftrofi υτίξ •φυ- 
 χ*ίί χα) γουνών, Horn. II. xxii, I beseech you by 
 your life, ^c. xa) (Δν υτίξ -τατξοί λ/οΊτεβ, Iliad 
 xxiv, beseech him by his father. See more in 
 L. Bos. Miscel. cxxxii. (b) On account of, 
 t-zrio -raoiouv, Eurip. Hippol. 159 ; ίξΐ^ος ύτΙξ, 
 Andron. 90 ; in this sense υτο is more usual. 
 See Markland. ad Eurip. Suppl. 1125. 
 
 'Ύτίζα, as, h, a line, rope, or brace at the 
 ends of the yards, by which they are braced up 
 or let go. From ό^τίξ. 
 
 Ύ-Τΐξάγαν, adv. greatly, excessively, in the 
 highest degree. 
 
 'Τ^τίξαγαττάω, u,f. vfu, to love greatly ; to 
 
 love more than all others. Th. ayavau, to 
 love. 
 
 'Ύτΐξαγόντως, adv. excessivel}'^ ; aboA'e meas- 
 ure. Fru?n 
 
 Ύ•^ίζίγω, f %ω, to surpass, excel. Th, 
 αγω, to lead. 
 
 'Ύ-τΓίξΆίϊ, by Oialys. for υτιοαζΊ, dat. 
 sing, of 
 
 'T-TTicahs, ιος, κα) h-, blowing from on high; 
 blowing violently. From υ-ττίο and αω, to 
 breathe, blow. 
 
 "Ύ'ΤΓίζκΐ'Λτο;, '/J, ov, deserving the highest 
 praise. From υ-τηο and α'ινίτο;, praiseworthy ; 
 commendable. 
 
 'Ύ'ζ-ΒξαίξΜ, f agoj, p. τ,ξκ,Ά, to elevate or 
 raise up ; to raise one's self above ; to exalt or 
 extol one's self, to surpass, excel ; 1. a. ύτιο- 
 ηζα' pres. pas. υ-ττεξαίξομαι, to be excelled ; 
 also to be greatly elated ; to extol or exalt one's 
 self; also to coast along; 1. a. jyas. υ^ίξτ,οίν,ν, 
 1. a. inf. pas. υ<ζ••ζαξύ'τ,ναί, 
 
 'Ύ'ττϊοαισ'χ^ζοζ, ου, ο χα) ri, shameful, base, 
 filthy, or ugly, in the highest degree. 27i. 
 αισ-^ζο;, shameful, filthy. 
 
 £'!τϊρακμος, ου, ο χχϊ r,, having passed the 
 prime of life ; advanced in years. From ΰτίζ 
 and axf/.9i, the prime of life. 
 
 'T-;t 
 
 -ζ•ίξαχοιο:, ου, ο xai '/ι. 
 
 dwellinar in the 
 
 mountains ; a mountaineer. Th. axoo;, high ; 
 the summit. 
 
 "Ύ-^-ξάλλομαι, to leap over orbe3Ond. From 
 ί/'^Ιξ and όίλλομαι, to leap. 
 
 ''Ύ-ττ'ζξαλλο;, ου, ο χα) h, excellent, superior 
 to others ; surpassing. From υ-ττίρ and άλλο?, 
 other. 
 
 'Ύτίράλμενον, by Sync, for υ-τηοαλΧψΛνον, 
 acc. sing. part, pres, m. of ύτεξάλλομαι, which 
 see. 
 
 'TvTsovv/i,, and υηοάνωύιν, adv. until gen. 
 above ; greatl\\ From υ-ττίξ and ανω, up- 
 ward. 
 
 "Ύτίξοί'ττίύα-ην, for α.'^ιίανιν ΰ•ζίζ, he died for 
 or in behalf of, Palcephat. de Alcest.^ 
 
 "Ύ'τιοα'ττούνν,σχω, See the preceding.] 
 
 'Ύ'τηοα'ττοΧογΰΐύαι τινοί, for υ'ττϊο τινο; arfo- 
 "Κογιϊσ^αι, to plead one's cause. 
 
 '^T-TnooigSvtval•, 1. a. inf. pas. of I'Tetga'iou, 
 which see. 
 
 'Ττίοα^ρωΤίΜ, to fear excessively. From 
 ύτίο and afpeuViU, to fear, Herod. 
 
 'Ύ-τηοασ-ζΐζω, to protect or cover with a 
 shield ; to fight for. Froju ΰ-τΐξ and άστίζω, 
 to defend with a shield. Th. αα-'ττ);, ί'^ο?, h, a 
 shield. 
 
 'Ύ'νίζασ'ΧΊα-μοΒ, oZ, 0, defence, succour, pro- 
 tection ; and 
 
 'Ύ'χεοαο'τΓία'τνίξ, πξο;, ο, the same as 
 
 'Ττίξαστιστ-ήί, οΰ, ο, a defender, guard, fol- 
 lower i a protector. From pof. pas. of' ΰτίξ- 
 ασττίζω. 
 
 'Ύτίξαιττιω, l.f Alt. of υ-ττίοαστίζού. 
 
 'Ύ-^ίζαυϊ,άνω, f. τισω, to increase immoder- 
 ately ; to cause to increase greatly; 1. a. 
 υττίξτ,ύ^γιτα. From ύττίο and a'j\avu. 
 
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 'Ύτΐξ/ίφχνΰ?, ω, h KoCi «, Dor. for υ-ττίξ'/ιφανο;, 
 proud, liautflity. 
 
 'ΎτίξΆχ^ό^ι;, ίος, ό κκ) h, greatly overburth- 
 ened; and 
 
 'Ύ'Ζΐξά^ΐζ^ύομιχ.ι, to be greatly aiilicted ; ιυ 
 grieve greatly ; to take very ill. Th. α,χ^ίοζ, 
 εβί, το, weigtit. 
 
 'Τ•7Γίζ^.Λΐνω, to go over ; to go beyond ; to ex- 
 cel or exceed ; to surpass •, to conquer ; to omit; 
 to pass by in silence ; to be redundant ; f. '/n. 
 ύζίξζ'/ί)Το/χαι, p. ίΐ':^ίξζίζ'/ικκ, 2. (i. ΰ-τπξίίγιν, -as, 
 71., From ύ^ίξ and βαίνω^ to go. 
 
 ^Ύ-τίξ€κλλ'/ι, 3, sing. pres. suhj. act. of 
 νττίξζάλλω, which see. 
 
 'Ύτίξζα,λλόντοϋζ, adv. transcendently ; ex- 
 cellently ; greatly. From 
 
 'Ύτίξζύίλλω, f κλω, p. Άκα, to throw or 
 cast over or beyond ; to pass over ; to excel, 
 surpass ; to exceed, to abound or be redundant ; 
 to overbid, enliance tlie price ; p. m. Ι'/ηζΖΊ- 
 ζιίλα,. Th. βάλλί^, f. α,λω, p. βίζλ'/}κ.Ά, to 
 throw or cast ; 2. a. 'ίζαλον. 
 
 'Ττίξζαβ-ϊα., «J, and Ion. ns, v\, a passing or 
 going by ; a transgression ; disdain. From 
 
 'Ύττίξζκσ-ΐξ-, iu;, h, the act of passing ; ex- 
 cellence ; excess ; injury ; pride, contempt, 
 violation of a low or treaty. From υ'ίτι^ζ.αίνω, 
 to go over or beyond. Th. βα,ΐϋω, J". ?n. β'/)- 
 (Τομοίΐ, 2. η. sS'/jv. 
 
 'Ύ•π•ίξζΆτΰν, ου, 70, hyperbaton, a figrirs of' 
 rhetoric, i. e. an inoersioii of Lhe natural or- 
 der of ioords in a sentence. 
 
 "Ύττίξζατοζ, '/I, ov, excellent ; surpassing ; 
 also that may be surpassed. From ν^ίξζοιίνω, 
 which see. 
 
 'Ύ'Τίξζψ/], Alt. for ί'τηοξη, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 subj. act. of δ'ΤίξζαίνΜ. Th. βαίνω, f. m. βή- 
 σομκι, 2. a. 'iSriv, 2. a. suhj. βω, ί?, η. 
 
 'Ύττίξ^^ναι, 2. a. inf. act. and 
 
 'ΎτΒξζ'/);, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of the 
 same verb, ivhich see. 
 
 'Ύ-π'ίξ^ιά'ζομχι, f. άσομκι, to overpower, to 
 be excessively violent, as a disease, Thucyd. 
 ii, 52.] 
 
 'Ttri^Ci'es, ου, Ό κ,α) ίι, violent ; superior to 
 any force ; superb; immense; tierce, insolent, 
 haughty. From ΰ-πϊζ and βία,, ας, h, force, 
 strength. Hence 
 
 'Ύτίξζίον, beyond any force; AMolently, forci- 
 bly, excessively. 
 
 'Ύ ρτίξζ'ιωί, the same. 
 
 'Τ'ΡΠξζολίχ.όΫΐν, adv. immediately, beyond 
 bounds. 
 
 'Ύτίξζΰλνι, ^i, h, a passage ; excess, excel- 
 lence ; addition; also delay; hyperbole, a fig- 
 ure of rhetoric, exaggevation ; ύτεξζολΜ, the 
 tops of mountains, heights. From ντεξξιίλλω. 
 
 'Ύτίξζολίΰί, οίζ, η, excess, violence, injui-y ; 
 tyranny. 
 
 'Ύ'^εξζολ'ίκ,ος, h, ov, excessive ; incredible ; 
 hyperbolical. 
 
 'Ύτπζζόξεοι, ων, οι, Hyperboreans, people 
 dwelling far to the North. Th. Έβξίας, the 
 north wind. 
 
 Ύ'Τίξ^ασ'υν, acc. sing, of 
 
 'Ύ^ίροάτυς, ^cirtTa, 'Ba.ffu, verj'' hairy ; veiy 
 rough. From ^cea-h;, rough, hairy. 
 
 'Ύ-τΓίΛ^'ίοί, by Sync, for Ιτη^ίίοί, acc. sing, of 
 
 'Y-rtohhs, s«i, Η-α,Ι h, trembling with fear j 
 also superior to fear. From ν<ν\ζ and Vio?, ιοζ, 
 TO. Th. Ιι'ϊ^ω, fear. 
 
 'Ύ-τηί^ί'ι,^όϋ, to fear greatly ; to have fears for 
 another. Th. tii^o), to fer.r. 
 
 'Ύνπξ^ικίω, f. viirot), to p!;";'.d one's cause ; to 
 defend one in court. Fiom υ-τιΐο and ^ifcr.f 
 "8;ht. ^ ^ ^ 
 
 'Ύ•7τίζ^ϊχον Ί^ίμεσιν φι^γιΤν, to flee from 
 avenging Nemesis. See Scholia Pindar. Pyih'- 
 ior. Od. X. From 
 
 'Ύττίξ^ϊ,^.πζ, perfectly just ; just in the high- 
 est degree. Th. Vtun, which see. 
 
 "Υτίξί^ξάμ,ομ,ίν, 1. pi. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 ύ'τηξτξίρζω, to outrun, run by. ΊΊι. τφ.χ,ω, f. 
 ^(/li^M, p. 1{^ζ_άμ7ίΆα, 2. a, ίόξαμον, 2>' ''^*• ^■- 
 Οξομοί. 
 
 'Ύ'π•^ξ^υva,μf>ω,f. ωσω, to prevail ; to excel ; to 
 consolidate; to strengthen; 1, a. υ'^τίζΐ^υνάμωσα," 
 From br\o and "Ιΰνα,μοίΐ, 1. a. pas. ι^υνάτύνιν^ 
 to be able. 
 
 ^Ύτΐίζΐύ'ιμγ,ν, σο, το, 2. a. m. of ν<ηξτ:^'/;μι, 
 to place or elevate over or above. Th. τΐόημι, 
 f. 3-yiiraJ, 2. a. 'iu'j^v. 
 
 'Ύ'ττΐξζ'ίΐω, to overlook ; to disregard, despise, 
 Liicuin ; to suffer or permit ; to wink at ; to 
 excuse; _/". m. ε/σ-β,αα;, 2, a. υ-ηξίΤ'^ον, j>a7t. 2. 
 a. act. vTiPtciMv, ova-oc, ov from ίιττίξ a7id ί'ίόω, 
 2. a. u'Sov, and "^ov. Also to strengthen, prop 
 up ; from ντο and ΐξίί^ω. 
 
 'Ύττ-ξ'-ίίτκι, 2. a. iif. act. of υτΐξύ'^ω, to un- 
 derprop, to strengthen with a support. From 
 vvo and Ιξίΐδω, to prop. 
 
 'Ύ^ΠξΪΆ^νχ, adv. be3Ond, over ; farther οίζ 
 on the other side. From ϊκιΤνο;. 
 
 'Τ-ρπξίκ,τίίνω, f. iVM, to prolong, stretch out, 
 or extend fu'ther than is right; 1. a. ΰτίξφ- 
 TC/v«. From ν•?ΐΙξ, Ικ, and τείνω, to stretch 
 out, extend. 
 
 ^Ύ'-^τία-ζ-,ί-τίνω, to pay for another ; to sufier 
 for another. Hence 
 
 'T-r^zx.T'io-ts, ius, 'h, a paying ; payment ; 
 expenses; disbursement; vengeance; chas- 
 tisement. From υ•^ίξ, \•Λ, and τίνω, or τίω, to 
 pay. 
 
 'Τ'π'ίξί;'.χ^εω, to pour after or upon ; to pour 
 out, so as to cause a running over. Frovi 
 Ι'πϊζ and χ,ίω, f. χ^εύσω. 
 
 'Ύτίζίκ,χ^ύνω, f. ύσω, p. Ι'ττίζίκκίχυΆοι., the 
 same ; bnt ίΐ'^ηξίκχ^ύνομαι, to o\^eriIow, run 
 over. From υττίζ, ίζ, and χΰνω, f. χύσω. 
 Th. χ^iω,f. χ^εύσω, to pour out. 
 
 'Ύ'τΐΐζί'λ.βων, part. 2. a. act. of υττΐξίρχ^ομοί^, 
 ivhich see. 
 
 'Ττίξίντυγχανω, to adopt measures in fa- 
 vour of one; to interpose; to intercede for ; 
 to meet and speak to ; to interrupt. From 
 υττίξ and Ιντυγχ^άνω, 
 
 'Ύ-τίζ'φ»,3. sing. l.f. of υ-τη^χω, which 
 see. 
 
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 ΤΠΕ 
 
 ''Ύ<;7ΐοί!ςιλίνιτί(χι?α,, 1. ρΐ. l.y. m. of 
 
 '^Ύ-τπξίϊ,ίξχοι^ι,αίΐ, to exceed, surpass, excel ; 
 to dt7pai-t or lOake a digression. From ΰ-Λξ, 
 έξ, and 'ί^χ^ομ,α,ι, f. in. ίΧιντομα.ι, 2. a. ηλυίον, 
 end bj/ Syncope ^λίον to come. 
 
 *ΎτερΒ'7ϋ',ίο&>, to raise too high ; to extol or 
 exalt iininod;fratply ; 1. a. ind. pas- Ι-τηξζ-ττΥίξ- 
 6m, r,s, yi' Frum ό'^ζξ, i^t, and α'ίξΐύ, to lift 
 up. 
 
 'Ύ'χεξίτ^ν/χ.ίω, to desire or long for immode- 
 rately. From ντίξ and Ιτηίυμίω, which see. 
 
 Ύ τίξίτλίόνασ-κ, cti, ε, 1 . a. ind. act. of 
 ίίτί^ίτλίοΐ'α/α», f. άσω, to superabound. From 
 ντίρ and τλίονάΖ,ω, to abound, to have more 
 than sufficient. From -πλίων^ or -^rXsiuv, corn- 
 par, of 'ToXbi, many, much. 
 
 'Ύ'^Τίξίξχ^ομα.ί, to surpass or excel ; to pass 
 over. Fro)n ό-ττίο and '{(■^χ^ομ.ί/Λ, to come ; 
 J. m. Ιλίΰα-ομαι, 2. a. '^X^ov. 
 
 *Ττίξε<Γ;)^Ε, 3. siiig. 2. a. ind. act. ctf υτίξί- 
 χ^Μ, which see. 
 
 'Τ'τη^ίυφζο,ίνΜ, to cause a great jo}' ; to fill 
 with great joy. 
 
 'T'pri^'iipaviji, See 'Τ<π•ίξηφκνο;. 
 
 'Ύ'^τερίφ^ίτο T^T^cj, f>r ν-ττίξ -ταυ τατξίς 
 %φ^{Τ!), ι. e. lipoviutn•, ««< ϊύα,^ίν, who was slaii', 
 and died, for his lather. See "Έφ^<το. 
 
 'Ττίξίχ,ω, f. ξω, to hold, exteucl, or elevate 
 above ■, to cover ; to defend ; to be above ; to 
 be elevated above, to excel, surpass, conquer ; 
 to jut out or project ; το υ-ττίξεχ,ον, part. prex. 
 Ή. g. and in pi. r« ντηοί^ον-τΆ, things more 
 elevated than the rest, subl-me things, the sub- 
 lime ; 2. a. ύτίζία-χ^ον. Ι^Υοίίΐ ΰτ'ίξ and 'i^rd, 
 f, £ξ«, and σχ^γισω, p. ίαχ^ηκιχ., 2. a. ίσχ,ον, 
 
 EC, i. 
 
 ^Τ-τί^γ^ομΆΐ, to be greatly pleased. Th. 
 ioui, Us, Ό Kci) ή, pleasant ; joyful. 
 
 'Ύτίρημίξίχ, a.;, r„ delay beyond the set 
 time ; usur\' or interest for money not paid as 
 soon as due ; a penalty for not pa) iug punctu- 
 ally. From 
 
 'X^ipyiutrOs, oil, Ku) h, one who docs not 
 pay punctually or at the time ; one who does 
 not perform the judge's decree at tiie appointtd 
 time ; he whose proper time has elapsed ; pro- 
 crastinating ; with the gen. il is transferred to 
 others, as ΰ'Τίξ'/ΐμ-ίζΟζ r&Jv γάμων, havmg exceed- 
 ed the proper age for marriage, Luc, T'hil. in 
 Ep. μ' /ioi (Tie/.UTO'j νόμιζε ντΠξΊψίοον τ' /ji τούτων 
 α,κροωσζω;, nor consider yourself as having 
 overlived the age in wliich it is proper to listen 
 to the poets. Bnl v-ynn'fyxioov -^-ττοάτταν τίνα, 
 in Dem. and elsewhere, is to call over sharp- 
 ly the names of the lardy and exact a penalty 
 for their delay ; Dwk in Thcophr. Char. p. 
 361. From, ΰτίζ and ημίζοι., a day. 
 
 ^Ύ'ττίρ-Λμίσ''-'''^•) more than half ; t'le fractions 
 or parts over a half. Th. 'Αμ-κτυ^,, soj, half 
 
 'Τί7•£Λ'/5νο^£«, to have power or strength more 
 than human ; to attempt things beyond human 
 power ; to be ferocious and insoltnt ; to be 
 puffed up and presumptuous. Fro)n 
 
 'Τ-ττί^γ,νωζ, οξος, Ό κα,) h, having more than 
 
 human strength ; haughty, presumptuous ; als9 
 magnaniiTious. From υττίς and Lv/,^. 
 
 'Ύτίργ,οα, ας, £, ί . α. ind. act. ;./ ννίηκΊοω, 
 to cievate ; to surpr.ss. From ίι-τΐξ and ul^uiy 
 f ipu, to lift up ; 1 . a. n^a. 
 
 'Ύτ'.ο'/ι,φοί,νΆ τίχ.'Ά, proud offspring. See 
 
 I Τί^'/ΊφΆνο;. 
 
 'Ύ'ρπαηφα,ν'ίω, ω, to be in an elevated and 
 conspicuous situation ; to be puficd up or 
 inflated : to be fierce, scornful, haughty, arro- 
 gant, fastidious. 
 
 Ύ■rεξrJφccvίei, α,ς, ίι, haughtiness, pride, inso- 
 lence ; a/so elevated condition, grandeur. 
 
 'Ύτπξ'Α^ανης, ου, ο κχ) ri, haughty, arrogant, 
 vamglonous ; insolent ; wishing to appear 
 above others. Fruni υττίξ and φαίνω, to ap- 
 pear. 
 
 'Ύ-ττίζνιφ'άνΖζ, adv. proudly, arrogantly, in- 
 solemly. From the jyn ceding. 
 
 "Ύ-ττεζόε, or ϋ'π'εξύιν, from above, above ; 
 over; more high; ν<ηρύε βάλΧειν, Poet. f^r 
 ΰ-φοϋν, to raise on high. Th. υ^τίζ, over. 
 
 'Ύ'^ίξύεματΊ'ζω, to raise the price ; to outbid; 
 to bid against ; as if from ύ-ττεξύεμοί, enhanced 
 price, advance of price. 27i. τίβγίμ,ι. 
 
 'Ύττεούεμαπα-μος, ου, ο, a bidduig or overbid- 
 ding ί advancing the price; a more favourable 
 condition in an agreement. 
 
 'Ύ-π-εούεμ,οίΤίστηί, Ά\\ out-bidder or one who 
 enhances the price. From ΰχεζύεμκτΊζ'Α). 
 
 'Ύτνφμίνο;, Herod, i, 108. See 'Ύτερτί- 
 
 ί'/,μι. 
 
 'ΎτΊζόεσί;, εως, 'h, a delaying ; procrastina- 
 tion ; a passing over heights ; excellence, the 
 superlative d;-'gree. From ΰ-τηοτίΰ^,μι, to de- 
 fer or put off. Th. τίύ'/ιμ,ι, to put or place. 
 
 'Ττεξ^Λξ!ΰνται, 5. ]d. pies. m. of 
 
 'Ύτίζ^ύίω, to leap over ; to leap beyond, 
 Th. 9-ίξΛΐ, or Β-οζίω, to leap. 
 
 'Τ^τίξόοζον, 2. a. ind. act. of the preced- 
 
 ing. 
 
 Ύ-πεούνμος, ου, ο κα) νι, full of courage, mag- 
 nanimous, hcice. From ΰηρ and Β-υμο;, ου, ό, 
 courage, anger. 
 
 ''T-rspuZoiov, tiie lintel of a door, Odys. vii, 
 90. 
 
 'XTflouv^rj, the siiine. From u'7r\ξand Βύξχ, 
 a do!)r. 
 
 'Ύτεξίύ-Ίί, ου, ο, a proper name, Hyperiues. 
 
 'ΎτείίΓν,ΓΒ, See 'Ύ'Τίξίίάω. 
 
 'ΎτεξϊΰίΙ'ν, όντος, jnirt. 2. a. act of ΰ^ίξύ^ω, 
 to overlook, wink at ; which see. 
 
 'ΤΠΕ'ΡΙΚΟΝ (Ι'πε^ίκον), ου, or -ev, βν, το, 
 a plant, Sahit John's wort. 
 
 'Ύ-τπξίονιΙαο, gen. JEol. for ου of 
 
 'ΎτηξίονΙΙηζ, ου, ο, Patronymic from 'Ύ^εξ- 
 ίων. 
 
 'Ύ•:τεξίονοζ, gen. sing, of υ-τε^Ίων. 
 
 'Ύ πίζκτχ^ϋω, f. ΰσω, p. κοί, to be verj'^ strong 
 or poweri'ul ; to excel in strength. From 
 Ιτχ^ύύϋ, to be strong ; to be able. 
 
 'ΤτίζΤων, όνος, ο κοι) *!, marching above, 
 over, or on high ; epithet of the sun, as if ύτες 
 Ιων, going over J also a proper name, Hyperion. 
 
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 SSI 
 
 ΤΠΕ 
 
 ^ΎσπζΛΆταφνις, ίο;, ο χα) νι, Luc. Necyom, 
 exceedingly sad ; bashful ; confounded. From 
 ΰτίο, xara, and φάω, to shine. 
 
 'Ύ'τ'ίξκαμν.ι, to lie down upon ; to sit upon 
 or above ; to be placed above at table ; to be 
 suspended oven• ; to impend ; to command ; to 
 presii'e •, to have precedence. 
 
 'Ύ'^ίξΧΖρά.ννΌμί^ f. iiioacroiy p. χίκίξακχ, to 
 pour in upon or after another thing ; to pour 
 from above or from on high. From ίιτϊξ and 
 χίζάννυμι, to mix. 
 
 'TTS^«s^a>j, to turn, surround, or conquer one 
 wing of the eneniy. From ν-ττϊο and κίξοί;, a 
 horn, a wing of an army. 
 
 'Ύ'Τεοχοζίσαίς, 2. sin[>. 1. a. opt. act. of 
 
 'Ύ•7Τΐοκοοίω,[ sc -ίκ, to fin, to satisfy, to cloy, 
 to satiate, to glut. From νττίξ and κοφω, J. 
 ίσω, to sat'ate. 
 
 'T-ffipxpa-ria), ω, to prevail ; to be superior 
 in power, force, strengUi ; to be strong. From 
 tfTTip and χοΆτ'ίω, to control, to be strong. 
 
 'Ύ•7Γ$ξαξί/!^χίι), and ν'τηρίί,ζίμχννΰ ω, to suspend 
 over or above ; to hang over or above. Th. 
 Χξίμάω, or κξΐμύ.'ηυμΐτ^. Κξίμά(Τω, to suspend or 
 
 hang. 
 
 ^'Τ'ΐΖξχνΙο'Λτα, acc sin7.. of 
 
 'Ύτίοχν^Άί, α,ν-τοί, ο, illustrious in the high- 
 est degree ; glorious. Frcm νττϊξ and χΰ^οζ, 
 tos, TO, glory. 
 
 '^Ύ'Τίξχυ•/Γτω,/. -ψω, to hold or stretch out the 
 head to look ; to stand on tiptoe ; to excel ; to 
 be eminent ; to exceed. 
 
 'Ύ'/Τίξμα,κ,ης, io;, ο zee) r„ Oor.for υ-ττιομΛχΠΐ. 
 
 '^Ύ'η-'ιξμ'Λχίω, f. '/ιτύΐ, to figlit for another ; to 
 defend. Th. μΛχομ,αι, to light. 
 
 'Ύτίςμίγά^'/];•, Ion, for 
 
 'Ύτίξμ-ίγί^•/];, ίο;, ό x%) ή, immense, enor- 
 mous, vast ; huge ; of great magnitude. From 
 ii'ffio and μ,Ιγιύΰς. From μΛγα,ζ, great. 
 
 ^Ύ-ΐΐξμίν'ιος, gen. sin<j,. (f 
 
 'Ύ'^Γίξμίννι;, ίοί, ο χκ) h, very strong or pow- 
 erful ; excelling in strength or po.ver ; haughty, 
 violent; dot. sing. υνζξμίνιΤ. Th. μίνο;, io;, 
 TO, ivhich see. 
 
 'Ύττζζμήχ'^ί, io;, ο xou h, of an immeasurable 
 length ; very lofty, tall j vast. Frujn μΤικος, 
 eos, TO, length. 
 
 'Ύττίζμοξον, and ότίζμοξοί, in spite of one's 
 destiny ■, contrary to fate. From μοΐξα, or 
 μ'οοοί, fate. Th. μύοω, to divide, to allot. 
 
 'Ττί»νί(ρ>/;, ίος, Ό χα) yi, placed above the 
 clouds ; higher than the clouds. 
 
 'Ύ-^ίονΤχάίυ, a, y. '/■(Tail, ρ U'Tipvf.lxyixa, to 
 be conqueror ; to excel or surpass greatly. Th. 
 vixia), to conquer. 
 
 ^Ύ'π'ίξνότίοι, ojv, 01, people dwelling beyond 
 the south. Th, νότος, ου, ο, the soutij. 
 
 "ΤτίζΟΎχο;, ου, ο χκ) ή-, greatly swollen or in- 
 flated ; haughty, proud, pompous ; huge, vast ; 
 noble. From ΰ•7τίξ, over, and ογχος, ου, ο, 
 pride, swelling. 
 
 'T-rt^oixiCfj, to dwell over or beyond. See 
 elxieo, 
 
 'Τ'ΐίξοικοζ, ου, ο χα.) hy occupying the upper 
 
 part of a house •, living in the upper country. 
 From ίΐ'^ίξ and o'/xos. 
 
 'Ττίξοτλία,, κ;, 71, pride, arrogance, inso- 
 lence ; dat. j)l. Ion. ύ'^τεξοτλίτιΐπ. From, 
 
 'Ύ'ζίξοττλος, ου, ο χα) 'h, most strong or va- 
 liant ; daring, rash, insolent, presumptuous j 
 having strength superior to weapons. From 
 υ•7τ\ζ and o'^rXov, ου, το, armour, a weapon. 
 
 'Τ•τ5^βττ>?5. ου, ο, a scornei•, disdainful, con- 
 temptuous. And 
 
 ΎτπξΟ'ττϊχο;, 71, ov, accustomed to scorn and 
 despise ; haughty, scornful, proud. Th. ο-τίτο- 
 μαί, to see. 
 
 ^Ύ-τι^οντ^ίχω',, scornfully, insolently, haught- 
 ily. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ύττίξΰ'Μα-ίς, ιως, 'h, a despi.sing ; contempt; 
 the act of despising. From 
 
 ^Ύτιρ'ίρά,ω, J. aiTco, p. υτηρωρΰ,χαί, to loot 
 over or beyond ; to overlool', to despise, to necr- 
 iect, to slight, to disdain. From υττίξ and Th, 
 ίξάω, to see. 
 
 'ΎτΓίξορωντσ.ς, acc. pi. part. pres. act. of the 
 precedinii ocrh, 
 
 "ΤΠΕΡ02, ου, Ό, a pestle. Mortars tvere 
 anci'"nlii,• used for mills. 
 
 'Ύ•>ηξοχ:Λ, ίί, 'Λ, height, prominence, eleva- 
 tion, suiiiniit ; excellence ; aUn insolence; pre- 
 eminence; excess. F\'mi Ι'τηφγ^ω, which see, 
 
 'Ύ-7Γίξόχω:, IJor. for υττίξό^ζουζ, acc. pZ. of 
 ύτΓίοοχ^οί, huge, vast. 
 
 'ΎτίθΛ;)^ωτ^.τα,, a.:, a, Dor.for ΰ'ΡΤίξβ;^ωτάτΐ], 
 '/>;, ■/!. Frntn the same. 
 
 'Τ'Τίξί-φία, a;, h, a despising, contempt, dis- 
 dain, scorn; also pride, haughtiness. Th. o-z^ 
 τομ.α,ί, to see. 
 
 'Ύ^ίξο-φις, ioj;, '/I, the same, 
 'Ύ7ηζ7Τ0ί^,α.τί, Dor. for υτπρτ'ή^τιτί, 2, pi, 
 pres. ind. of ΰτίΡΤ'/ι^άω. 
 
 'Ύrιξ'rsξιe■a■ίlJM,f. ιύσω, to supersbound, t» 
 overflow greatly; 1. a. υτπξΐ'ΤΓίαΊσηυσα• pres, 
 pas. υ^πξτηοίσσίνομαι, to overllow ; with dat. 
 From ί'τίζ and ι:ΐΡΐσσος, excellent, distinguish- 
 ed, notable. Th. τπξί. 
 
 ''Ύτίρ-τηοΐβ-σως, adv. beyond measure, exces- 
 sively, veiiemently. From the same. 
 
 'Ύτίξ-χ'/ιοάω, cj, to leap over or beyond ; to 
 transgress. Frcm υ-ττί,ο and vr^daoj, to leap. 
 
 'Ύ-ζ-ίξ^τίμτλ/ιμί, to hll or cram immoderately ; 
 to fill to overflowing. From υτΐξ and -τίμ- 
 •τλ'/ιμι, the same- as ττλνίόω, to fill, Th. -^rXkoi 
 full. 
 
 ''Ύ'τηζτΙ-ττω, to exceed ; to rise aboA-e ; to 
 slip or pass by ; to fall upon. Th. '^Ισττω, to 
 faU. 
 
 'Ύ'riξ'7:•λiovά'ζω,f. a<rc/,tohe in great abun- 
 dance; to superabound ; 1. a. υ^ίξίτλίόνασ-α. 
 From υ-τΓίξ and τλίονάξΜ, to abound, to be su- 
 perfluous : and this from -rkiuv, or ίτλε/ώ/ν 
 more. Th. ττολίί, many, much. 
 
 'Ύτίξ'τλ'/ιμμνξΐίϋ, ω, -iUi, ί7ζ, to overflow ; to 
 run over ; to overwhelm. From ύτίρ and 
 <7Τλ-/ιμμ.ύοα, the same as vX'Auri, the rising tide 
 of the sea. Th. ίτλίο;, full. 
 
 'Ta-s^/revTiis,-, ου, ό κ'χ\ h. Poet, swimming or 
 
ΤΠΕ 
 
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 ΤΠΕ 
 
 going in the sea ; moving on the sea ; from 
 bevond sea ; transinaiine. From ι/ττίξ and ?rev- 
 τοζ, ου, ό, the sea. 
 
 'T-rippKyn, 3. sing. 2, (i. ind. pas. of δτορ- 
 ρζγννμι, to break beneath. Frofii ii-ro and 
 pr.-yvvfti, or p'/ifftrUf f. prii,!», 2. a. ερραγον, 2. a. 
 pas. ihp^y'/iv, to break. 
 
 'ΎτίοτννηΧΥκ,ο:•, h, ov, more than perfect. 
 From ΰ-τΐξ and ofuvTiXtu, to finish or perfect. 
 rh- τίλίί. 
 
 'Ττίοπίζω, to draw a furrow on the surface "; 
 to skim or gkmce on the surface ; not to till the 
 soil deep. From ΰνίζ-ατο;, superl. of ύττίξ, 
 co7np. ίι-τΤίο'ΠξΟί . 
 
 'Ύ-ττίρτατ-α, nam. pi. n. g. of 
 
 "Y-rii/riTOi, aryi, ατον, Siipcrlat. most ele- 
 Λ -ated ; highest; also \exj great; supreine, 
 most high ; in comp. ύ^εξτίξοι, superior. Th. 
 
 'Ύ^ΖξΤΒρί>ί;, gen. sing. Ion. of ΰ-ηοηοία, a;, 
 71, tlie floor of a car or carriage ; the upper layer, 
 mat. From the same Th. 
 
 "TrrinTioog, ίζα, εξον, superior, greater, more 
 excellent, better ; co7npar. of υκτϊο• in sujiericit. 
 i-rnoToeros, which sze. 
 
 "ΎηοηίΙζμίν, and υτεοη^ίμ-νκι, Ion. and 
 Dor. for ΰ~ίξη^ίναι, pres. inf. of 
 
 'Τ•τε!>τί^'/ίμι, to set or plice upon ; to elevate 
 above ; to put at the head ; to send to another 
 judge ; to put off, to procrastinate ; to sur- 
 gass ; ντίξ-τ'ιόίμοίΐ, to put off, to procrastinate, 
 to delay ; to send to another judge ; ν'^ίζνεμε- 
 so;-, part. 2. a. ?nid. having communicated. 
 Fr:ini. ν^\ξ and Tli-/:fA,t. 
 
 'Ύ τεοτοίχ^ω, to run upon ; to overrun ; to lay 
 Ti-nste by overrunning. Th. τφχω. 
 
 ''Ύτίην^οο:, ου, Ό na) 'h-, of a reddish colour, red- 
 dish, Thuci/d. ii, 49.] 
 
 'Ύτεουμνητοζ, r,, cv, or ΐι7Γ%ρυμν/ιτος, ov, ο κα.) 
 '^, deserving the highest praise ; above all praise 
 or comm.endation. 
 
 'T'TSiiy-^i-'Jj Λ", /'■ «iTiy, p. hvio-j-^ojy.r/., to ex- 
 Tcl f!?• exalt over others ; to elevate to the i:i^li- 
 est detivee ; \ a. υ-τ-ον^-ωσα. From υ-τιρ and 
 
 \vi.sdom ; also to contemn, despise, disdain. 
 From φξονίω, to be wise. Th. ψξτιν, the mind, 
 understanding. 
 
 Ύτίξφυα,, and -?,, ace. si?is. of 
 
 Ύ-πξφΰτ:;, εοί, ο ΆΟί) '/ι, iiupernatural ; passing 
 the bounds of nature ; deserving the highest 
 admiration ; illustrious ; of great extent, vast ; 
 absurd, atrocious, cruel. Froni ί-τΐξ and ψυί}, 
 r,i, -η, nature ; τά ΰτίξ^υΖ, sublime things, the 
 sublime, Longin. Th. φύω, to beget, to pre- 
 duce. 
 
 'Ύτΐοφνωί, adv. wonderfully ; in an extra- 
 ordinary manner ; admirably, &c. From the 
 preceding, lokich see. 
 
 'Ύ-τηζφων'εω, ω, to vociferate; to shout o)• cry 
 out very loud; to have a piercing voice. 
 
 'Τ'Τ£^;!^«β'>/ί, £-5?, κ.α) r,, transported with joy ; 
 exceedingly glad. F Ύ.η υ•ζ\ξ and χαίξω. 
 
 "Ύ-ττεζ^χ^εω, f. χ^εϋσω, to pour out ; to pour 
 upon ; to oA'crwhelm by poiuing upon ; pres. 
 pas. Ι'ττεζχεομα.ί, to abound ; to overfl.ow ; to 
 be inundated. From χίω, to pour out. 
 
 'Ύττ'ίοχομκι, to go under ; to approach ; to 
 submit to one; to court obsequiuuslv" ; with an 
 accus. to delude, to circumvent, to iuA'eigle ; 
 3; 3£c o'l ντίζχεται, ώΐΓΤϊερίΐ γεροντχς, υμάς, you 
 see how he cheats you, as old men, Arisloph. 
 in Equit. ; with a datire, ουΤίν υ'^εοχετού μοι 
 τούτο, none of this occurs to me. Isocr. Paiiatk. 
 p. 208. Th. εοχομαι, to come,] 
 
 '^Ύτζζχ^ΰω, f. χίισω, p. κ.'εχνκα, to pour up- 
 on ; to diffuse OA'er. From χ,ΰω. 
 
 Ύτεοψα, oi;, τ]. Ion. υ^ε^ωη, the palate, he- 
 cause it has the highest place in the mouth. Th. 
 ωον, ου, τη, the upper part of a house. 
 
 'Tvr£^i.'=<y, to recede, to retire, to go back. 
 From υ-ζο and ϊρω'εω, to flow, to recede, to re- 
 tire. 
 
 'Tcri^jyjji-av, 3. j)l. 1, a. ind. act. of the pre^ 
 ceding. 
 
 'Xrr-r.of'noi•, the Same as ίι—ε^ΐ"-,;. 
 
 ^T^iaZov, (Lo'j, To^ the upper part of a house; 
 tlio supper-room ; the p.ilaie, Frvni 
 
 'ΤνΓ•;•^5ί, Of, c xcu hy being or situated in the 
 
 υ••ρόω, to hit up on high. Th. υ-φο;, soc, το, } upn.'n- part of a iiouse ; caiUract.from ϋ-^ίζύΊΌς^ 
 
 hfip'nt. 
 
 *'£'r-rj(pio>A;, εΐζ, ο «κ; h, excelling, excellent ; 
 ^)roud, pulled tip, infiated. Th. ψεοω. 
 
 'Τνη^φίξί^, f. υ•7τεοοΊΐτω, to carry over or 
 sboA^e ; to cairy a vessel over land from one 
 .«ina to another; to surpass, to excel. Th. 
 
 'Ύτ^ρφίΆλοί, ου, ο KVA 'Λ, a truce-breal:er, wl:o 
 \-i<'.!ait;S the oath or treaty sanctioned v.it.'i liba- 
 iif.'fis ; aho overflowing ; ]>er;idiims ; given to 
 wifie ; havincr great strength ; liaughty, proud, 
 fierce, presumptuous. From οΌ-εξ and φιάΧν,, 
 f!ie vessel from wliic'i th" lihnfions loi-re poured. 
 
 'ΤΛ-εοφίΟίΧως, ado. in viohition of a treaty ; 
 5)erfi<<ioucIy ; haughtily, arrogantly ; excessive- 
 iv ; in an astonishing manner. From /lie pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Ύοηοφζον^Μ, ω, to have an immoderate con- 
 ceit of one's self ; to be insolent ; to excel in 
 
 as '/ΤΆΤ'^ΟΊΐ, frctii τάτρο-,ίο;. Bos, 
 
 'T^ioa/T'iToe, άτ•/ι, ctiv, supresne ; siiperlat. 
 of ini»• Cfimpar. υ-^ερώτίξος, superior. 
 
 '^Ύ-ττεσσεΙται, .Dor. for υ^ίσετ-χί, S. sing, l.f 
 ra. of tjru'u, to he under. From s^ut, to be. 
 
 'Ύ'ττ'εστίχ,'^^Ώον. for υ'^ίστ-ήν-, or Jioiut. by Sync 
 for ντ'ισττ,ίΤύίν,'λ. pi. 2. a. ind. act. if νφ'κττΆμι^ 
 to put or ]>Iace under, to substitu-te. Th. Ίστ•η- 
 y.i,f. στΫ.σω, 2. a. εσττ,ν, to put or place ; to es- 
 tablish. 
 
 'ΎτζστίίΧάμ,τ,ν, 1. a. ind. mid. of ίττοστεΧλω^ 
 to contract ; to M-ithdraw. Th. στίλλο^. 
 
 'Ύχ'ΐττγ,, and in 1. })l. υ-Α<ττημεν, 2. a. if 
 υφίο•τ'/}μί, to put under. Th. Ίστ'/ιμι, to stand. 
 
 "Ττίίττι, 3. sing. pres. ind. of ίΙ-τειμι, to be 
 under. Th. ειμί, to be. 
 
 'Ύ'ττίστξίφί, 3. sing, imperf. act. if ΰττοστξέφαι^ 
 to turn back ; to compel to return. Th. στοεψύ», 
 f. •d'cu, 1. a. ϊττζε-φα, 2. a. εστ^α,φον, to turn. 
 
ΤΠΗ 
 
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 ΤΠΝ 
 
 ^Τ-τίττζί'φσ'ίν, 3. nng. 1. α. ind. act. of the 
 ■mme verb. 
 
 ^Ύτ'ίσχ^ζ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. act. of υνίχ^ω, 
 to sustain. Th. 'ix^yf' t'icayl.a. 'ισχύον, ζζ, ί, 
 to have. 
 
 'Ύ•τίσ•ρ(^ίψο, 3. sing. 2. a. m. of υτισ-χΛομαι, 
 ουμοίΐ, f. m. ΙιτΓΟίΤχ'ΑίΤομκι, p. pas. ύτίσ-χ'/ι- 
 /*«/, 2. a. m. υττίίτχΌμ,'/ιν, to promise. 
 
 'Ττία-χ^ιμοιι, perf. pas. of ύτΐίτχνίομαι. See 
 before. 
 
 'T-nreiyyitrav, 3. pi. 2. a. ind. pas. of uto- 
 τάσίτω, to put under ; which see. 
 
 'Ττίτΰίξεν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'Ττηυόΰνοί, ου, ο κα.) η, accountable, responsi- 
 ble i liable to be called to account ; accused ; 
 guilty ; sc. one xoho is ύτ' ζυύΰν/ι, so as to be 
 controlled by another, to xohom hs may be com- 
 pelled to render an account ; also strict, severe ; 
 also in suit or dispute at law. From υ-ττο, and 
 ίΐΰύντι, an inquiry into the official conduct of 
 those liable to account to the magistracy. Th. 
 ihSh;, direct, straight. 
 
 '^Ύ'^τιυν-ηύΰσ , for i/Tivvyihiei'et, part. 1. a. pas. 
 f. g. of ΰ^ίΐινάω, to lie together. From, ihvau 
 f. 'AT ω, to cause to sleep. Th. zlvvi•, 55;, h, a 
 couch. 
 
 'Ττίφί^ιν, 2. a. of υ•:τοφ0ά.νω, to anticipate. 
 Th. φύάνω, the same, f. φύάσ-ω, 2. a. ίψβνιν 
 {from φύγιμι), part. 2. a. mid. φΰάμίνος. 
 
 'T-zrixUffut. ΰφ'ί^ω, to put or keep under ; 
 to sustain ; to suffer ; to offer or present ; to 
 give an account ; with the accus. ; 2. a. ind. 
 ν7τίσ•χον. Si, I, part. pres. ντΤίχων, ούσα, ov. 
 Th. 'ίχω, to have.- 
 
 'ΤίΤί5»ί<5ί, ου, ο x,ou h, obedient, submissive ; 
 tractable, docile. From ΰττακ,ούω, to obey. Th. 
 α,κ,οΰω, f. ιτω, p. τ^κ,ουκ,οί, to hear, p. m. Uxoa, 
 and Alt. α,κή'Λοχ. 
 
 'Ύ '^ήχουον, imperf. act. of ί'Τακ,ούω, to obey, 
 f. ffu, 1. a. υ'Χτικ,ουσοι,, α,ί, s, and in2.pl. ό^υ- 
 ie,ouirari,from the same verb. 
 
 'Ύ'^γ,Άούΐτα,η, 2. pi. υτγικουίΤί, 3, sing. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Y^rwiixuv, Poet, for υνήηγχα,ν, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of ίι-η-οφίξω, to sustain, to exempt. Th. 
 ψίξω, 1. a. '/ivnKx,fur rmyKoc,, to bear. 
 
 'Ττηνίμιοξ, ου, exposed to the wind ; con- 
 taining nothing but wind ; empty, vain. Th. 
 βίημοζ, Poet, 'ήνιμος, the wind. 
 
 'ΤΠΗ'ΝΗ, ;ji, h, the beard round the mouth ; 
 ηΐάγων, the whole beard. 
 
 'TfT>jv'/i'r»ii, ου, 0, a 5'^oung man beginning to 
 have a beard. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ύ-πήντ'/κ/οί, as, £, and in 3. pi. υ^'^νη^σκν, 
 1. a. ind. act. of ντΤΆντύω, f. ^ησω, p. ior^jv- 
 rtixoi, to meet, which see, 
 
 'ΎττηντΊαιη, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of u-xav- 
 Tiao), to go forth to meet. 
 
 ^Ύ<τr'Λςyμίvoί, n, ov, part. j). pas. of υτύξχω, 
 to he, f. |&), p. pas. ύ•7ΐίζγμαί. Th. αζχνι, ίί, «, 
 the beginning. 
 
 'T^f'/iosffiei, as, ht service, office, ministry, 
 function, obedience, observance; vTrnoiffm, 
 
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 lighters or tenders ; preparations for the games ; 
 a servant. From Ιξζσ-ία, or ύξίο-ία, a rowing. 
 Th. ίξίσσω, or -ττω, to row,f. ίξίιτω^ j). ^'^e»«, 
 p. jKis. ηξίμιΐίί, σαα, τα/.^ 
 
 'ΎτΆζίτίίτο, 3. sing, imperf. pas, of 
 
 'Ύτπξζτ'ίύυ, u,f ήβ•ω, p. nxa, to serve, to be 
 under orders, to minister to or attend upon ; to 
 execute; to pay court to ; to supply ; with tJie 
 dat. \.a. υ9τνίζίΤ7ΐ(τα. From ν^ίίξίτίΐ?. 
 
 'Ύτ'/ΐξίτ^ιμχ, a?id ΰ^γΐξίτ'/κη?, ser\'ice ; assis- 
 tance; complaisance; obsequiousness. Front 
 the preceding. 
 
 'ΎτηξίτΆς, ου, ο, properly a rower or water- 
 man ; a servant ; a public officer ; an officer to 
 serve process ; by Synecdoche, any kind of offi- 
 cer or servant. From υτο and ϊξΐτ•ηξ, ου, β, a 
 rower. Th. ϊξίσσω, or -ττω, to row. 
 
 'TiT'/j^er^jirit^jIVj ω, ατο, 1. a. ind. m. of v/^i)'• 
 ξΐτ'&ια, lohich see. 
 
 Ύττ'/ΐξίτϊχοξ, Yi, ov, servile, like a servant; ac- 
 customed to serve ; complaisant ; obsequious. 
 
 'Ύ-τΓΤιξμαι, p. pas. of υτταίξω, to raise up. 
 From vTTo and α'/ξω, to lift up, f. άξω, p). ηξχοί, 
 1. a. 'Αξχ, 1. a. pas. ^ξΰ'Αν. 
 
 'Ύννίξξα, ι. a. ind, act. of υ;rάξχω,f. ^m, p. 
 ΰ-ττίξχα, to be. Th. αξχγι, a beginning. 
 
 'ΎτΓΤίξχα, asy t, p. ind. act. and 
 
 'Ττ^ξχον, ts, i. impierf. of υττάξχω. See 
 
 'ΤίΤ^β-αΐ', 3. J)L• imperf. of υ-χπιμι. Th. ζΐμ), 
 to be. 
 
 'Ύτ' /itfiiv, Ion. for υφήα -uv, l-f ind. of υφί- 
 ■ημι, to put down ; to lower. Th. Ί^μι,]^. vi'o•», 
 to send. 
 
 'Ύτίζσ-^αι, Ion. for υφασύοα. From the same 
 Th. which see. 
 
 'Ύίτίλλω, to close; to wink with the eyes; to 
 make mouths. From "λλω, to close, to wink. 
 Th. "λλοζ, 0, an eye. 
 
 'Ττίσταα-^οίΐ, Ion. for ΰφ'ιστασύοίΐ, to go un- 
 der, to sink. See υφΊστημι, Th. Ίστνιμί^ to 
 stand. 
 
 'Ύτίσχνίομαι, ουμαι, f. m. υ^νοατχ'/ισομοίΐ, p. 
 pas. υττίσχγιμοι,ι, to promise, to engage one's 
 self, to giA-^e one's word ; \. a. ύηα-χ^βίΐν, 2. a. 
 m. υνισχΌμνιν. From 
 
 'Ύτίσ-χομαι, to promise. See the preceding. 
 From i-TTo and Ίσχω, to have, hold. 
 
 'ΤϊΤνκλίβ;, ioL, ίον, oppressed with sleepiness ; 
 heavy, drowsy, sleepy. Th. υ-ττνο;. 
 
 'Ύ^νάω, to sleep; to take repose in sleep. 
 From uTvos• 
 
 'Ττνομα,χίω, ω, to fight against or contend 
 with sleep, Xen. Cyrop. ii, 4. 17. From, 
 ucrvos and μάχομαι. 
 
 "ΪΠΝ02, ου, ο, sleep ; repose in sleep ; 
 dead sleep ; as if from ixo-rnuv, to breathe 
 softly. 
 
 'T'VvoZvra, acc. sing. part. pres. act. of 
 
 'T'Tvouy to sleep ; to bring sleep ; to dispose 
 to sleep. From the same Th. 
 
 "Τ-πνω, Dor. for υτνου, gen. sing, of u'^vos, 
 sleep. ' 
 
 'T'muovrx?i Ion, and Post, fsr iirvuyrecs, 
 
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 «cc. pi. part. pres. of ν-τνάω, to sleep. From 
 the same Th. 
 
 'ΤΠΟ\ {Poet, v-zut) preposition, ivilh a gen- 
 itive, under ; it may also be variously rendered ; 
 when joined with verbs passive and neuter, by, 
 for, or on account of; from ; it expresses rest 
 under ; uith a dat. under, in, by, with, at ; also 
 under the auspices, conduct, or command of; 
 with an ace. under, in relation to place ; at or on, 
 in relation to iinie ; and at, in relation to place ; 
 it denotes motion under. 'T-ro r/, in a manner, 
 in some respects ; in composition, under, before ; 
 it diminishes the signification of the word loith 
 which it is compounded ; sometimes, but rarely, 
 increases it; sometimes it is superfluous and 
 adds nothing to the signification. 
 - 'Ύ'τΓύζχ'ίνω, to go under ; to descend ; to de- 
 crease ; to recede ; to lose courage. Th. βαίνω, 
 f. m. βΫίοτομα,ι, 2. a. K'/iv, to go. 
 
 'XToSakXu,f. αΧω,ρ. υττο^'ίζλ'ήκκ, to put or 
 extend under ; to suggest, admonish ; to add ; 
 to interrupt ; to substitute ; to sell spurious for 
 genuine, or counterfeiter false for true; 2. a. 
 ντ'ίζαλον. Th. βάλλω. 
 
 ^Ύτΰζάζ, Άο-α, αν, part. 2. a. act. of υττοζού- 
 νω, to go under. 
 
 'Ύ<τΰξα.σ•ίί, io;, descent, diminution, decrease ; 
 a base, a foundation ; the under garment. From 
 the same. 
 
 'Ύ'^οζλί'Τω, to view with downcast or half- 
 closed eyes ; to look at askance ; to look at 
 sternly ; to suspect , to despise, to scorn. Th. 
 βλi'7rω,f. -φω, to see. 
 
 'Τιτβ?λ'/ίδ>!ν, adv. by way of reply, or by in- 
 terrupting the speaker and not suffering him to 
 conclude ; abruptly. From υ-ζοζά,λλω. 
 
 'Τ'ΡτΌζλητοί, ου, ο kou h, supposititious ; false, 
 feigned ; suborned; Jos. Bell. Jud. v, 10, 4. 
 
 'Ύτοξολγι, m, 'h, the act of placing or laying 
 under ; a mat, quilt, mattrass, or any thing of 
 the kind extended or laid ; a supposition ; the 
 substitution of false for true ; fraud ; admoni- 
 tion, caution, information ; representation ; in- 
 terruption of discourse ; alternation or taking 
 turns ; i| ν-•^οζολ7,;, alternately ; hidden snares ; 
 an ambuscade ; also a figure of rhetoric, in which 
 the opponent's argumeiits are briefly stated and 
 briefiy ccnfuied. From the same. 
 
 ''Ύ'ττηζολίμοΰοζ, α,ΐΛ, u7ov, supposititious, sub- 
 stituted for the real 2)ersGn or thing. Luc. 
 Dialog.^ 
 
 'Ύίτοζξυ^ία, ace. sing, of 
 
 'Ύ-ττοζ,ου-χ/ιί•, εβ?> Ό sea) ίι, sunk or plunged in 
 water; wet or watered ; water-ed below. From 
 βξίχω, to wet or moisten. 
 
 'TiTiyiiisi, ou, Kcu 'h, subterraneous. Th. 
 yu~a. 
 
 'Twoyaf/AOi, tdi, tov, referring, relating, or be- 
 longing to marriage about to take place ; uVt- 
 ■^■/ιμα ii'Teoyafibtov, Philo de certis Legg. ad De- 
 cal. pertinent, p. 787. is the infidehty of a 
 woman betrothed, to her intended liusband. 
 
 'Ύτογά.στζίον, the belly ; the abdomen or 
 lower belly. 3%. yu(rTrio, the belly. 
 
 ''Ύ-τϊογξαμμος, ου, ο, a copy to write from ; a 
 delineated figure ; a pattern for imitation ; 
 also a summary, a sketch ; the art of writino- 
 while another dictates ; an oratorical description ; 
 a sarcasm. From ύττογξάφω, f. -φω, p. pas, 
 γίγξκμμ,οίΐ, to write. 
 
 ''Τ'Τΰγξο,φίι, vii, h, a writing under ; a sub- 
 scribing or agreeing to ; an outline ; paint for 
 the eyelids. 
 
 'Ύττογξα,φία,Α •φω, to write under ; to sub- 
 scribe or assent to ; to make a rough sketch ; 
 to make an outline, delineate ; to write while 
 another dictates ; to set a copy ; to teach to 
 write ; to describe ; to teach what ought to be 
 done ; to load one's style of Avriting ; p. jyas. 
 ντογίγξοίμ.μαί. From ΰτο and γξά,φω. 
 
 'Ύ•!Τύγυ/ον, and υτόγυον, adv. recently, lately ; 
 on the spur of the occasion ; Ιξ ι/•τογνίου, all at 
 once, suddenly ; υ^ογυίωζ, lately. Th. yv7oVi 
 ου, TO, a limb or member ; pi. γυΐα, the feet.] 
 
 'Ύτόγυιοζ, ου, ό xou h, and υ-^Όγυο;, at hand, 
 urgent, instant, pressing ; also recent. See the 
 preceding. 
 
 'T^re^^i/iraj, part. 1. a. act, by doubling ^, 
 of ύ•νο^ίΊ}ω, which see. 
 
 'T-roVi^iKTo,!, 3. sing. p. pas. of υ'ΤοΤίχ;ομαί, 
 to receiA'e, introduce secretly. 
 
 'Ύ^ο'^ί'^;μενονζ, acc. pi. j}. pas. of υ-^ο^ίω, to 
 lie under or below. 
 
 'T-Tohh;, timid, humble ; δτο^ίία'τίξοί, infe- 
 rioi•. From ύ^ο and %ίο;, ios, το, fear. Th. 
 ^ίί^ω, to fear. 
 
 'Τ'^όΙαγμα, ατοί, το, an example ; a pattern, 
 model ; a mark or proof. Froin υ•π•ο^ύχνυμι, to 
 point out. 
 
 'Ύ-τοΙίί^ω, to be somcAvhat afraid ; also to 
 fear, be afraid. Th. hl^a,f. σω, to fear. 
 
 "Ύ'τοούκνυ, by Apoc. for υ-^ο^ύχ,νυσι, 3. sing, 
 pres. ind. act. ; according to some, it is the pres. 
 imperative of 
 
 'YTv}tlxvv^i,f ΰίίζω, p. χ^α, to foreshow; to 
 point out, show ; to suggest, give an intimation ; 
 to prescribe a rule of conduct ; 1. a. v-^ri^u^a, 
 p. pas. νΐ^ίίγμχι, ξαι, ren. Th. ^ίίχνυμι, or 
 ^siKvouJjf. 'ίω, to show. 
 
 ''Ύ'ττοοζιμα,'ινω, to fear, be apprehensive. See 
 Δίίΐμ(/ΊνίΜ, to fear. 2Ίι. ^ίί^ω, the same. 
 
 'Ύττί'^ίΤζαίί, 1. a. inf. act. ύττο'^ίίξ'/ι, 3. sing. 
 1. a. subj. and 
 
 'Ύτο'^ίΐ^α,ζ, αντος, part. 1. a, act. and 
 
 'Ύ'ζ'ο^ίί^ω, 1 . f. ind. act. of ίττο^ύχννμι, 
 which see. 
 
 'Ύτονίχκτ^αι, Ion. for ύ-Το^ίχιιτ^αι. See'Xyrs- 
 όί^ομαι. 
 
 'Ύ-ζοΥί^ο!/, Ion. for ύ-το^ίϊζοίΐ, which see. So 
 'j'ro'^z^M,for -Sf^ia. 
 
 'Ύ•^οοίζία, as, and Ion. -τι, vt?, ίι, the prepa- 
 rations with which one is received ; reception ; 
 the act of receiving, of entertaining well ; an 
 enterprise ; convenience for receiving. From 
 ΰτοΐί^^ομαι, which See. Th. ϊίχ^ομαι, f. m. 
 'ί^ομαι, to take. 
 
 'Ύτο^ίζί'/ι, ns, r\. See the preceding. 
 
 'TTTuVi^io;, ict, tov, proper to receive ; capa- 
 
ΤΠΌ 
 
 835 
 
 ΤΠΟ 
 
 Gious ; seasonable, convenient ; also used as a 
 substantive. From 
 
 'X-TTuyi^ofAKiyf. m. νίβομαι, p. pas. ^ί^ίγμαα, 
 to receive, to entertain as a guest ; to admit ; 
 to conceive, as a woman ; to promise or under- 
 take; Herod, i, 24. to sustain an attack, re- 
 sist; to confide or believe; 1. a. m. ίτί^ίξ- 
 u^viVy ω, aro. Th. ^ίχ^ομαι, to receive.] 
 
 'TiTfl^£&>, f. riffca, p. ^ί^ίκα, and -ηχα,, to tie 
 under or below ; to put on shoes ; to shoe ; 
 pres. pas. υ-ττοΐίομαι, to be shod, or to put on 
 one's shoes ; p. pas. δε^ί^α/, part. perf. ^s^e- 
 μίνοί, ti, av 1. a. m. ν<^ε'$ί]α•άμ*ιν, ω, ατΟ) 1. α. 
 imperat. m. v'ffo^ricrot.t. From υττο and Viu, 
 to tie. 
 
 'Ύττο^ημα, ατηζ, το, a shoe, slipper, sandal, 
 socks stocking, t^y. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ύ'Τΰ^'/ΐα-χί, 1. α. imperat. m. of ν^ο^ίω, 
 ijbhich see. 
 
 Ύτί3^ίΰίφ^ίξω, to corrupt gradually or insen- 
 sibly. 
 
 'ΎτοοίΟίίίσ'ζω, f. οά^ω, p. υττο^ί^ί^χχ^χ, to 
 teacli or instruct ; to act as usher. Th. ^t- 
 ^ύίτκω, to teach. 
 
 'Ύ'τό^ϊκοί, aw, Kou 'h, liable to an action, or 
 to punishment j guilty, acoused ; with the dut. 
 as if ucro ^ix,y, scU. ων, under sentence or pun- 
 ishment. 
 
 'Ύττα^μ'/ΊβίΤΰ-αι, subjugated, part. 1 . a. pas.f. 
 g. of υ-νο^μ,άομαί,/. m. ήνομκί'ρ. ρα$,νί^μ•/ιμΒίί, 
 ]. a, pas. i/'TiByJiu'/iv. From υ•πο and %ο!.μά.ω, 
 by Syncope ^μάω, to subjugate, conquer, sub- 
 due. 
 
 'Ύ'^α^οχ^^ί, 5ji, «, any thing that receives, a 
 receptacle ; the act of receiving, a reception ; 
 a feast or entertainment; favour in anyone's 
 cause ; credit given to ayiy great author. From 
 υττο^ίχ^ομιζί, Th. Ύί^ομα,ί, to take. 
 
 'Ττβ^^ίκ, adv. sternly ; with eyes expressing 
 anger ; as if ΰ-τόξΐχ, from νφοξά,ω, to look at 
 sternly, by Epenthesis of ^. Th. οξάω, or, ac- 
 cording to some, νίξκ,ω, to see. 
 
 'Ύ'^το^ζαμων, όντοί, part. 2. a. act. of v7to- 
 <τ^ίχ^ω, to run or go under. Th. τφχ^ω, to run, 
 f. Β-ξίέ,Λΐ, 2. a. ίοζοίμον. 
 
 'Ττο^ξάω, to serve, to do the offices of a ser- 
 vant. Th. ^ξάω, ω, to do. 
 
 'Tira^^'/iiTSiv, \.f. inf. act. of the preceding. 
 
 'Ύ•το^ξ'/ιο•τ7ΐξ, ηξος, ο, a servant ; a helper. 
 From, ^ξη^τηξί loti. for ^ζαιττίΐξ, the same. 
 
 'Ύ•7ΤΟ}ξοαΌ$, ου, ο κ,α) 'h, covered with a light 
 dew ; moistened ; dewy. Th. ^ζό(Τοζ, dew. 
 
 'Ύττο^ξάωο-ί, Poet, for ύττο^ξΰσ•/, 3. Jil. pres. 
 ind. of ν-τοίξάω, which see. 
 
 'Ύ'το^Όμι, and 
 
 'Ύττο'^ύνω, f. ύσω, to undergo; to submit or 
 agree to a condition, Herod, vii, 10.] 
 
 'Τοτβδύίτα/, 1. a. iff. act. of Ιττ^ύω, to go 
 under; to put on under-clothes. 
 
 'TiTflSiirjji, ου, 0, a shirt, petticoat, or under- 
 garment. From 
 
 'Τίτβδύώ/, to go under or in ; to enter pri- 
 vately ; to undertake ; also to go out. Th. ^ύω, 
 to go under, to enter. See 'Χ^το^ύνω, 
 
 'Y'Toitzoj, Poet, for ύζίίκω, to yield ; to 
 grant ; to give place to ; to avoid ; to conform 
 to. Th. iix&>, to j-ield. 
 
 'Ύ'^τοΐξγοζ, Poet, for υ'^ονξγο;, ου, ο κ,β,) «, an 
 assistant, a helper. Th. εξγον, ου, το, a work. 
 
 'Ύτοζάκ.οξοζ, ου, ο κ,οά η, a sexton ; the ser- 
 vant of a churchwarden, or keeper of a temple. 
 From vro, ζβι, an intensive ^;aii?c/i, and 
 χοζ'ίΜ, to brush, to cleanse, 
 
 'Ύτοξίύγννμί, or -ΰω, to put under the yoke ; 
 to attach or fasten under or to ; also to submit ; 
 to subjugate. Th. Z,ιΰyvυμι,f ^cj, to join to. 
 
 Ύ9ί•οζύγιον, TO, any beast of burthen. From 
 
 'Ύ•π•ΐ)ζύγίθζ, and ύ-^όζΰγο;, ου, ο jcou ίι, under 
 the yoke. From υττο and ζυγοζ, a yoke. 
 
 'Ύ'ττοζάιννϋμί, f. ζάα-ύ!), p. ίζωκ.'χ, to gir^l 
 round, to bind round ; jmri. jyres. υνοξωννυ;, υν- 
 Tos, in f g. vvffu,, in neut. -νυν, ύντος. From 
 ύττΰ and Ζ,ύαννύω, or ζώννυμι, to bind round. 
 
 "Ύ-ττΌθιμοί, α,τος, το, any thing put under ; a 
 foundation ; a suppository. From υττοτιόημ^ί to 
 put under. 
 
 'Ύττούζζμα,ίνω, to make warm: υ'τοόίξμιχ,ίνομοίΐ^ 
 to grow warm. From Β-εξμοίίνω, the same as 
 Th. Β-ίξω, to warm. 
 
 "TTouicrSai, 2. a. it f. mid. of υ•χοτίύ>ιμι. Th, 
 τίβημι, to put, 2. a. m. Ιόεμ-^ν, σο, το. 
 
 'Ύττόύίσΐζ, ΐωζ, 91, an hypothesis, a suppo- 
 sition ; a foundation, a basis laid for any 
 thing ; a question proposed ; the subject of a 
 composition ; the principal point in a cause ; 
 the object in Λ'iew or proposed ; a pretext ; a plan 
 of conduct ; a design ; a cause or occasion, e. g. 
 ό'ίοοζ, of fear ; a precept ; a philosophical 
 opinion ; a condition. From the same. 
 
 ^Ύ-ττούευ, 2. α. in^ierat. m. Dor. for Lt'ohixo, 
 Ion. -to, Att. -ου, of ΰ'ττοτίύ'/ιμι. 
 
 'Ύ'ττοΰίύσομοίΐ, l.f m. of 
 
 Ύτοβίω, to run under. See θίω, to run. 
 
 'Ύ-^οόίίκ.οί4, «/, precepts, admonitions, from 
 
 'Ύ-^ούήκτι, '/i$, 'h, a supposition, argument ; 
 a pledge or pawn, as well of immoveable as 
 moveable property. Salm. de Modo Usur. p. 
 595. From υ'ττοτίύνιμι, to put under. Th. τΊύημί. 
 
 'Ύ'^αύημοσϋνη, m, 'h, a precept, admonition, 
 counsel. From the same. 
 
 'Ύτοό^σΌμοίί, l.f. m. of υ<7Τοτίύγιμι. 
 
 'Ύτούζαύω, to wound slightly. See 0ξθ!.υα>, 
 to .strike. 
 
 'Ττο^υμά^ΐζ, uv, al, AlccBUS. It is also 
 written υ'ττοθυμια^ίζ. See 'Τ^ο^μί^ί;. 
 
 'Ύ<;το^ϋμιχομοιι, ωμαι, pres. pas. and υ-χο^υμί- 
 ωμζνοζ, '/ι, ov, pi'es. part. pas. of 
 
 'Ύτοόυμίά,ω, to perfume ; to burn perfumes. 
 From ΰτο and Βυμιάω, to burn perfumes. 
 
 'Ύ^ούυμΙΙΐζ, or ΰ-ττούυμιάΐε?, garlands of 
 flowers suspended round the neck. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 'T'ffouea'ffvju, to flatter, to caress slightly. 
 From u'Tto and Bw^riuo•), the same as Βύ-^τω, to 
 flatter. 
 
 'ΤίΤΛ /irrsflv, it is necessary to bear or to be 
 borne; verbal of ύττοφίξω, which see. Th. φίξΰ^^ 
 f. oivMy 1. rt. ίίνίγκκ. 
 
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 83β 
 
 τπο 
 
 'Τ*ΰΖΆύί'/ΐμι, to let down ; to put down ; to 
 place in ambush. 
 
 'Ύ-τοκ,αύ'κτ'πψι, to substitute, to put in the 
 stead of another. 
 
 'Ττΰχχίω, to put fire under ; to set fire to, to 
 light. Th. χχίω,/. xciv/r&>, to burn. 
 
 'T<roKaohos, within or under the heart ; en- 
 tering the heart, Th. xcco^ia, the heart. 
 
 'XToxa-rik), prep, under ; at the bottom. From 
 ih^o and ΆΆτω, downwards. 
 
 'T'ToKUTothv, adv. from the lowest part ; be- 
 neath. 
 
 'Ύ'τόχΒΐμ.Άΐ, (Tat, ra,t, to lie under ; to be 
 placed under ; to be laid doAvn ; to be consti- 
 tuted ; to be proposed or placed before one, as 
 a task or trial, Find. Olymp. i, 135. ; pres. part. 
 
 VTOXitf^iVOS, /U,ivyi, μίνον l.y. '}fl• V'VOKilffOfjt.Cil, >?, 
 
 ιτϋίΐ. Th. Kilfjioci, to lie.] 
 
 'ΤίΤΑχίντίώ/, ω, to prick lightly ; to pierce 
 through or under; to dig under. Th. χίντζω, 
 to sting or prick. 
 
 ^T-TToxiviea, to move ; to move lightly ; to en- 
 feeble; neut. to change one's place. 
 
 'Tvr«;iXsVrivo'a, jyart. pres.f. g. of 
 
 ''X--}toxX'i'7rrM,f. •ψ«, to steal ; also to conceal, 
 to pretend, to deceive ; to dissemble. Th. 
 «λίττώ/,^. "^ω, 2. α. εχλα^αν, p. m. χίκΧθ9Τα, 
 to steal. 
 
 'ΎττοκλινύίΙζ, i7tra,iv, part. 1. a. pas. of υττο- 
 χλίνω, to recline under ; to bow down. Th. 
 ζλίνω,/. νω, J)' χίχλίΛΟ!., to incline ; to decline. 
 
 'Ττ(9»λίν5^5νίί, 2^α7•ί. pres. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Ύ•;ι•ο»λό'ηω, ω, the same as ν•^οχλί<!Ττω, 
 which see. 
 
 'Ύ<^οχλνζω, to wash, rinse, wet, imbrue, inun- 
 date. Th. χλύζο), to wash away. 
 
 'Ύ-τόχλνσΐί, SMS, vi, sediment, dirt washed 
 from the bottom of a vessel. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Τ'Τΰχοίλιον, ου, το, the lower belly ; the ab- 
 domen ', as if i/TTo xotXiav. Th. χοιλίκ, κξ, ίι, 
 the belly. 
 
 ^Τ-ζι-οχόλτηο;, ου, ο χα,) ή, that is in or under 
 the bosom ; a child in the womb ; concealed ; 
 also hollow, Th. x'oX'Pfoi. 
 
 'Ύ'τι-ακοξνζομοι,ι, to address with little names of 
 
 (Am, (fai, rui, to feign, pretend ; to answer ; to 
 express by gestures ; to interpret, explain ; tO' 
 act as a player; to play a part ; to judge, esti- 
 mate, decide ; 1. a. jms. ν•ηχξί^ΐ]ν, '/ΐζ, z' 1. a. 
 m. υ•τίχξΐνάμ.'/ιν, ω, uro. The ancient signifi- 
 cation of ύτοχζίνίί•^οίί was to answer; ντοχριτίΐξ 
 therefore was the person who answered tlie cho- 
 rus in a play, and as he supjwrted a feigned 
 character, ΰ'^οχξίνεα-^αί came by degrees to sin:- 
 nify acting, personating. Cambridge Mus. Crit. 
 vol. ii, p. 205.] 
 
 'Ύτοχρίσΐζ, sue, h, hypocrisy ; the action of 
 a player, personating another ; the action, deliv- 
 ery, or gesture of an orator ; an answer. Froin 
 υτοχζ'ινομαι, which see. 
 
 'Ύ-τοχξίΤίΐ;, ου, ο, a hypocrite; one who 
 feigns or pretends ; an interpreter ; an actor or 
 stage-player, because originally tlie actors an- 
 swered or responded (ίΐ'^ηχζίβ'/ισα,ν] to the cho- 
 rus in dramatic performances. See 'Ύ•7τοχρίνο.^ 
 μοίΐ. In voc. ω ύ-τοχξίτά. From ό^οχξίνο/ΐΛου, 
 to pretend. 
 
 'Ύ^οχξουΜ, to accompany with a harp ; to 
 beat time with the feet ; to play the second 
 part ; to disturb, interrupt ; to speak against ; 
 to address Avith sternness or harshness. Th. 
 Λξούω, to strike, beat. 
 
 'Ττοχξύ-χτύύ, to hide ; to hoard up secretl}' ; 
 to dissemble, to suppress by silence, to conceal ; 
 also to steal. Th. x^i<ffru),f "φω, to hide. 
 
 'Ύττοχξΰψα, Poet, for υττοχζύφω?, and λβ- 
 ύξδί'ιωξ^ secretly, clandestinely, privately. 
 
 'Ύττόχυχλΰί, ου, Ό xou «, round below ; some- 
 what round. Th. χΰχλβί, a circle. 
 
 'Ύ'ττοζυμ,α'ινω, to float or wave, as the hair 
 scattered over the shoulders ,• λόγο; ΰττοχυμαί- 
 νων, a turgid, inflated, or pompous discourse. 
 
 ''Ύ-ττοκύ-ντο), to bow or fall down before ; to 
 surrender ; to yield, to submit. Th. xv^rra), to 
 bow the head. 
 
 'Ύ-τοχυσ-σαμίν/ι, '/ις, h, pregnant, part. 1. a. 
 m., by iloubling <r to accommodate the verse, of 
 ^Ύτοχύω, f. ΰσω, to be or become pregnant. 
 Th, χύω, u'hich see. 
 
 'Τ-ττολάζγ,ζ, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. and 
 'Ύιτολαζων, Όντοί, inf. g. vToXoi^oZffOiy part, 
 2. a. act. of ύττολχμζύνω, which see, 
 
 Ύ•7Τολα'}'ί, or ύ-^ολωϊζ, ihoi, n, a hedge -spar- 
 
 tenderness or friendship ; to address with soft 
 
 words ; to extenuate any thing by using the row, because it seeks for worms v^ro rov$ KoiZi, 
 
 most favorable words or giving a fiavorable turn under stones. 
 
 to it ; also to call by an odious name. From i 'Τ-ττολαμζανω, f. m. λ^-φομοίΐ, p. isrs/x»^», 
 
 υτο and χοξίξομαι, to flatter, to fondle. to undertake; to surprise by an ambuscade; to 
 
 'Ύττοχοξίο-τιχος, vi, ov, endearing, mild, gentle, take, to steal, to pillage, to oppress ; to receive 
 bland. Hence in Grammar, ΰττβχοξίσ-τίχον the onset of an enemy ; to attack ; to interrupt, 
 (ονομοί), a diminutive.] j to answer, to take up what one is about to say; 
 
 "^Ύ'ττοχζίχίΐν, Poet, for ο/υμφωηΊν, to sound to- to stop, restrain; to suspect, to conjecture, to 
 gether ; to be similar in sound ; to agree or be i think, to believe, to judge ; 2. a. υ-νίλαζον, sg, 
 in accordance ; to touch a lutewith a plectrum; ' ε, part. 2. a. vTroXa^uv, ovrog, Th. λα,μΖάνα, 
 
 to touch a lute softly. From ύττο and χξίχι^, 
 to toucli with a plectrum or bow. 
 
 'Ύτοχξ'/ΐ'τ'/ΐξί'^4ον, ου, ro, the basis or bottom of 
 a goblet ; a salver or saucer. From χξγι- 
 
 ^'!C^r6Xξτvβμoι,^,f, in, χζίνουμβϋ) ]), ^;ί15. χίχξΐ- 
 
 to take. 
 
 'Ύ-ττολΰίμτΙΐ, η. g, of 
 
 'Ύτολαμ^ίΐί, Us, xat h, in some measure 
 bright or shining. From 
 
 'Ύ'τολκμτω, to give some light ; to shine 
 beneath. Th. κύμττω,β "φω, to shine. 
 
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 ^Ττόλίίμμα, ατοζ, το, the remainder -, in 
 accounts, the balance. From p. pas. of 
 
 ΊΟτολίίττω, f. -φω, p. νττολίλίίφχ, to leave; 
 to fall short ; to be deficient ; in mid. not to 
 pay all that is due ; to leave a balance unpaid ; 
 perf. pas. ν'^ΤΰΧίΧίιμμαι, 1. a. pas. υτίλύφΰ'/ιν, 
 p. mid. ν'ττΛλίλοινα,, 2. a. m. ν<τίλίΐ•τόμ'/ιν. 
 Th. λί/ίΤώ/, to leave. 
 
 '^Ύ'^ολζιφύΤινα.ί, 1. a. inf. pas. v'^oXitiph);, 
 Ivro;, part. I. a. pas. of the preceding verb. 
 
 ''X'Xo'k'i'kifffTo^for ύτίλίλΐίτττο, 3. sijig. plu• 
 perf. pas. of όίΤΰλίίτω, which see. 
 
 'Τ•7Τϋλίυχ£ίίνω, to whiten or make somewhat 
 white; ΰτολενχαίνομΆΐ, to grow white; 3. pi. 
 pres. m. ΰ^ολευκαΊνονται. From kiVKctivM, to 
 whiten. Tk. λίυκος, white. 
 
 'T'zroXijviov, ου, το, a vessel which is set under 
 VM XyjVM, the press, and into winch the juice 
 expressed, is received; also a wine vat in the 
 wine press. From v'^ro, under, and Xnvos, ou, o, 
 which see. 
 
 'Τ<;τάλ7ΐ•φί;, εω?, τι, an enterprise ; conception, 
 in the mind ; opinion, suspicion ; the act of re- 
 plying ; one's turn to speak j estimation, good 
 or bad. From υ-^ολοίμζάνω, tvhich see. 
 
 'X'VoXiZ.ojv, compar. somewhat less. From 
 οΧίζων, ovo;, b xa.) h, little, small, less. Th. 
 eX'iyo?) iew. 
 
 'ΎττοΧίμνκνω, See 'T-ffoXzl-ffa. 
 
 'Ύ<π•οΧογΓζομκι, f. m. Ίαομα,ι, to consider and 
 weigh dihgently ; to excuse, pardon, acquit ; to 
 reckon with, to charge ; to calculate, to make 
 a deduction ; it is also applied to persons, of 
 whom an account is had. From Χογίξω. 
 
 'Ύ-ττΌΧοι^τον, η. g. of 
 
 'Ύ•7τόλοΐ7Το;, ου, ο και «, remaining over ; a 
 remainder. From uTfoXuvroj, whic^i see. 
 
 'T-yTOXijtrii, ίύϋξ, VI, an untying j a resolving ; 
 payment ; a solution. 
 
 'T'ffoXviu, to loose below ; to untie one's 
 shoes J to liberate; to deliver from. Th. Χύω, 
 f, (Tea, to set loose, to untie. 
 
 'ΤΓΙ0Λί),Γ'2, and ti^ruXa't's, a hedge-spar- 
 row. See 'ΎτοΧοίΐί. 
 
 'Ύ^ομοιξοί, ων, ol, places under the breasts ; 
 ντομάζΐΰί, αν, a and h, a sucking child. From 
 μαζοξ, ου, b, a teat or breast. 
 
 '^Ύ'ττΌμκζ,ον, 1. a. imperat. of υ<7Τομάιταω, or 
 ~ττω, f. ζω, p. ;^a, to sprinkle, anoint ; to 
 knead ; to do over ; to shake or stir: Th. 
 μά,σσω, which see. 
 
 'Ύ^όμχξγοζ, ου, b κοά yj, foolish, stupid, 
 crackbrained ; petulant. Th. μάξγο;, ου, in- 
 sane. 
 
 ^Ττομάα-ρι^αΧον, ου, το, a covering for the 
 sides ; ii'>ro μοίΐτχ^άΧ'/^. 
 
 'Ύ'^τόμΒί.υζοί, somewhat dark or obscure ; 
 somewhat light or clear. From μα,υ^ηζ, by 
 Aphcer. for άμαρξοί, ου, obscure, that cannot 
 easily be seen. 
 
 'Ύ-ταμύνοίί, avTos, part. 1 . a. act. and 
 
 ^Ύ'τομεμνηκ'ρτίχ, acc. sing. part. p. act. of 
 ί<7(ομίνω. 
 'Ύ<χ9μ(να), f. μιν^, ρ, μψίνήκα,, to Support, 
 
 sustain ; to "persist, persevere ; to wait for ; to 
 await ; to admit of, to commit ; to be deter- 
 mined or resolved ; to suffer or endure ; to ex- 
 pose one's self J to permit, let, suffer; to stand 
 one's ground, not to flee ; jfK<rL j). act. με- 
 μίνηζως, Ότοξ, 1. α. iiid. act. ντεμανα' p. m. 
 υ<τομίμονοί. - Th. μίνΐιλ, to reiuain. 
 
 'Ύ•7Τομιμνάα•ΚΜ, Dor. for -- 
 
 ^Ύ<7Τομιμνή(Τκ(>'', f μννισω, to remind ; to cause 
 one to remember ; to suggebi ; to acquaint, 
 inform ; pres. imperat. μιμν'/,σ>ι<^ ίτω, 2. sing, 
 j}res. Subj. μιμν/ια-χ'/ΐζ, 1. a. ^'^ΐ'ίμνΥίσα., ας, %, 
 1, ο, inf. act. μνησ-αι, perf iiid. act. μ'ίμνηκ,α' 
 perf pas. μ'ίμνημΛΐ, ffKi, ra.!^ 1 . a. hid. pas, 
 υ-ττίμν'/ιιτέην. From v-ffb and μιμψ/^σκω, the 
 same as Th. μνάομκι, to remembei;, to relate j 
 f. m. μννισομα,ί. 
 
 ^Ύ•;τόμν'/ιμκ, α.τοί, το, whatever reminds one 
 of any thing ; a monument ; a book of notes 
 or remembrances ; in pi. transactions j me- 
 moirs ; annals. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ύνομνημα,τΙΖ.ω, f. IffM, p. Tixet, to commit 
 to memorials, memoirs, remembrances ; to in- 
 terpret by commentaries ; to ask, request ; to 
 put in mind of; ;;. pas. -μάτισμαι. Whence 
 
 "Ύ'Χομνημα,τιΰμοζ, ου, b, a decree, a state 
 paper ; a written commentary ; a memorial < 
 memoirs. 
 
 'Ύ'^τομννιμΰΐτογ^α.φοζ, ου, b, Ά writer of com- 
 mentaries, as Ctxsar ; a clerk or notary. 
 
 'Ύ'^'ομνΤισα,ι, 1. a. inf. act. of υ-ττομιμνγκτχω, 
 luhich see. 
 
 'Ύ'χίμνησι;, εως, ri, the act of reminding or 
 causing to remember ; a suggestion, monition, 
 advice ; a relation of past events. From the 
 same. 
 
 Ύτομν^σα, l.f. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 'Ύ'^ομοννι, yi$, 'h, patience ; endurance ; a. con- 
 tinuing or persisting ; a sustaining; as of the 
 sliock of an enemy. From υττομΑνω, which see, 
 
 'Ύτόμυζίί, (to μίσον των μυκτ'Μων ) the car- 
 tilage which divides the nostrils ; because υττα 
 μύ'ζγ. 
 
 'Ττονίμομχι, to eat up, consume ; to under- 
 mine ; to defraud, deceive ; αβ•9ηξ κι iT«v>j^«l 
 μύντιζί αίύ ντίΌνεμ,οντχι yuveuaas μωρά,;, the 
 wicked who cheat or deceive silly women, 
 Epicharmus Siculus apud Poll, ix, 82. From 
 ν'ίμω. 
 
 'Ύτονοίω, ω, imperf. act. ΰτηνόεον, ουν, p. vj- 
 vo'/jKu, to suspect, think ; to conjecture ; to be 
 of opinion. From ti-ro and νοίω, to under- 
 stand, think. Th. v'oos, voZs, b, the mind, un- 
 derstanding. 
 
 'Ύ-τΓονΰ'/ιμχ, ατοί, το, a thought, suspicion, 
 conjecture, opinion. 
 
 'Τ'τονοόεΰω, to corrupt, seduce ; to gain ove? 
 by mone}»^ ; to intrigue ; to deceive. 
 
 'T-Ti-ovoiet, uig, 7], suspicion, opinion ; the sense 
 of words ; an allegory. 
 
 'Τ-τόνομος, ου, b kou h, devouring secretly ; 
 full of holes or mines ; subst. a sewer ; a pas- 
 sage under ground ; a mine. From ύ^β and 
 ν'ψω^ to feed, devour. 
 
τπο 
 
 SS8 
 
 ΥΠΟ 
 
 ''t'^ovufftroji f, ξιί;, p. v^ovivv^^a, to prick or 
 pierce secretly ; to vex, harass. 
 
 'ΤίΤίΤίττ^ΛΪτίί, part. p. act. novi. pi. of 
 ντοντήσσω. From •prr7,a(Tu,f. \ω, p. ^ίτη^χκ, 
 to be airsid ; part. p. act. τίττηχ^Μί, and Ion. 
 hy Crasis ίΤίίΤΤ5?&'ί, oro;, and in pi. ol irs- 
 ^TtjOTiSi Poet, by Ectasis '^ίττι-Αωτίζ, Th. 
 ^τοίω, to terrify. 
 
 ''Ύ χο^π'^ξκά,ζω, f, άσω, to grow black or dark- 
 coloured, as fruit in ripening, Odys. vii, 12G.] 
 
 'Ύ'^ότίτξο;, ου, ο κ,ιχ) '/>, having rocks or 
 stones beneath ; somewhat ston}' or rocky, Th. 
 
 'Τ^ΰτΑζύ/, to press ; to squeeze out ; to 
 keep down ; to torment. From -τΛζω, to 
 press with the lingers, to press. 
 
 'Ττο-ζ-ΐνω, to drink a little ; to drink a little 
 loo much. 
 
 'ΤίΓβτ/ίτ'τΛ•, to fall under ; to fall ; to suc- 
 cumb, subisist, to fall on the knees ; to meet ; 
 to flatter, to comply with the wishes of another; 
 to expose one's self; to be situated below or 
 under. T/i. π-ί-τττω, 2. J', m. ^na-ou/^cci, p. act. 
 ^'i-TtTOJ^tt,, 2. a. act, ίτησον, to fall. 
 
 'ΧίΤδτλά^βί, and ΰ'ττο'Τϊ'Χά,Ηίοζ, ou, ο κλΊ r>, 
 flat ; level ; situated in a low plain, Iliad vi, 
 39β. From τλαξ, ακος, «, a table, a plain. 
 Th. οΓλατι*ί, wide. 
 
 'ΤίΤβ'Τλίοί, fliJ, x.a,) '/I, full, filled with, 
 Herodot. vii, 47.] 
 
 'Ύ'^οτλίοι,^'. ίΰα-ω, to sail by or under ; 1. a. 
 v-Zi-TrXiVuK. ΊΊΐ. fXiaa^f. ζυσω, to sail. 
 
 'Ύ-ζοτνιύίταντος, gen. sing. part. 1. a. act. of 
 
 'Ύττο'ίτν'ίω,^. ίΰσω, p. Ι'ττοτί'ττνίυκ.α, to breathe 
 under ; to breathe a little ; to breathe w blow 
 upon ; I . a. ίΐ'π'ί'ρτνίνσο:. Th. orvio/, to breathe. 
 
 'Ύ'ττύ'τίοοιον, ου", το, a foot-stocl ; as if υ<πο 
 τοίζ τοσ'ι. Th. 'Τΰΰξ, the foot. 
 
 'Τίτβτβ/ίώ», as if to make, reduce, or put 
 under one ; to get, gain, acquire, seize, concil- 
 iate ; to suggest. From <ζοΐίω, to make. 
 
 'Τ•/Γ05Γ/)^τ/ί, ίΰί, ίι, a cow having a calf; a 
 woman having children. From ^όξτΐξ, ίο;^ h, 
 a heifer. 
 
 "Ύ'ΐοττξ/,ύω, to set on fire, to hght. TL• 
 "ττ^'/ιύω, to burn. 
 
 'ΤίτόίΤΓίίβί, ov, χοά -/I, having wings; swift, 
 as if carried by wings. From 'ζττίοον, a wing. 
 
 'Ύ-το-ττίίΐ'/,ΐτί, Oor. for ΙτΓοτττζύίΐ, 3. sing, 
 jrres. and 
 
 'Ύ'π-ο'Ζ-τίύοντί;, nom. pi. part. pres. of 
 
 'Ύ'πο'ττ'τίύ'Μ, to suspect, watch ; also to con- 
 jecture, to believe ; also to cast the eyes on the 
 ground. From ντο and ο<ττίνω, obsolete, to 
 behold. Th. ο•ττομα.ι, to see. 
 
 'Ύ-ζοτττήσα-ύϋ, f. '^ω, to conceal one's self for 
 fear ; to fear ; to submit from fear ; to trem- 
 ble. From -τ/τήσσω. 
 
 "Ύ'Λο'τττος, suspected ; odious ; suspicious. 
 From O-7rrofjt,cfA. 
 
 ^T'ff'oTreaffi?, ίως, hy a fall ; ruin ; humilia- 
 tion, submission ; penitence. From υ'^ο-ρτί-^ττω, 
 which see. 
 
 'Ύ^ορρά-τΤ'Τω, f. •φύ>, p. tiTippatpu, to SOW 
 under ; to sow together ; to line or double. 
 
 'Ύ-ρτόρρΐνον, ου, το, the beard which grows 
 upon the upper lip, mustachios, whiskers. 
 Th. β)ν, 71, the nose. 
 
 'Τττόοχτιμκ, α,το;, το, a song which loas sung 
 to dancers, or to ivhich the chorus danced. 
 Hymns in honour of Apollo were so called. 
 Spanh. de Nummis, vol. ii, p, 523. 
 
 Ύ•ζο<ταίνω, and υ-χοσσα,Ίνω,^ ανω, to flatter, 
 to fawn.] 
 
 'Ύτοβ-ίία -his, ivTos, part. 1. a. pas. of 
 
 'T-proa-iioj, to shake under ; to shake a little ; 
 to shake together ; to shake off privately. Th. 
 
 'Ύτοα•ευμίνο;, ov, part. pres. pas. of 
 
 "Ύ'ίτοσιΰω, to rush upon ; to shake. From 
 <ηύω, to agitate. Th. σύω, to shake. 
 
 ^Ύ-ττοσ'/ιμοίΊνω, f. ανω, p. σί/Τ'^μα,γΆα, to give 
 an intimation or signal ; to point out ; to fore- 
 show, prognosticate ; to raise the standard, to 
 take the lead ; to set one's name or seal. 
 
 "Ύ'ζοιτΎίμζιόω, ω, f. ωσω, to note or mark the 
 notes ; to take notes ; to underline. From 
 υ-ζο and ιττ,μίΐΰω, which see. 
 
 ^Ύτοσν,μιΊωσίί, ίας, w, a subscription ; an 
 underlining; a note, an annotation ; a taking 
 of notes from the mouth of a lecturer•. From 
 p. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 'Ύτοσκίίττω, f. \^«, p. ντίσ'χαφΰΐ, to dig 
 under ; to dig round in the lowest part. 
 
 'Ύ-ττοσκ,ί^άζω, to disperse, scatter, dissipate. 
 
 '^Ύτοΰ-χίΧΓζω, f. Ίσω, to trip up one's heels ; 
 to overthrow ; to deceive. Hence 
 
 '^Ύ<7ΤοσΛίΧΐ(τμίΑ,, α,τοί, το, Ά fall ; ruin ; fraud, 
 deceit. 
 
 'Ύ•τοα•χίΧισ•μο:, ov, o, the act of tripping up 
 one's heels. 
 
 'Ύτοσόλοιχοί, ov, ό κ,χι τι, rather or somewhat 
 absurd, Cic. Epist. ad Attic, xiv, 21.] 
 
 'Ύτοσ-τά,οι, f. ά,σοο, to pull asunder ; to take 
 away. From σ'ζάω, to draw. 
 
 ''Ύ'ττοστα.ϊν,ν, τ,ζ, '/ι, 2. a. o]>t. act. and 
 
 'Ύτο/ττα.;, άντο;, part. 2. a. act. of υφία-ττιμι, 
 to put under, to substitute. Th. Ίστ%μι, 
 f σττ,σω, 2. a. εττ'ήν, te stand. 
 
 'Ύζοστάΰτοίντίί, Oor. for ντοιττίησ'αντίί, nom. 
 pil. part. 1. a. of the same. 
 
 'Ύτοστα,ο-ΐΐ, ioji, r„ underived existence ; any 
 thing self-existing ; a person, i. e. self-exist- 
 ing intelligence, υ^κ/τύμενον ναζόν the sub- 
 ject of a discourse ; a foundation ; an hypothe- 
 sis ; principles ; also a proposition ; existence ; 
 being ; presence of mind, boldness ; resistance ; 
 an ambuscade, a mihtary post ; revolt, re- 
 bellion ; defection, desertion ; also sediment ; 
 also opinion, confident persuasion. From υφί- 
 σταμαι, to be, subsist. 
 
 'ΤίΤοο•τελλ«κ, imperf. vir'so-TikXov, tg, t, f. 
 στίΧω, p. υ-ττ'ιαταΧχα, to gather together, to 
 contract, to withdraw or take one's self off 
 through fear ; to reef the sails ; in mid. to 
 leave one's colours ; to desert one's side or 
 party ; to fear j to flee j to conceal one's self ; 
 
τπο 
 
 839 
 
 ΤΠΟ 
 
 to dissemble ; 1 . α. υτίσπιλΆ, 1 . α. m. y^s- 
 wntXaiAYiv, ω, euro, 1. a, suhj. τη. υττοίτύλω- 
 μ,αι, »j, viTffA, p. in. vTriirroXct. Th. στ'ίλλω, to 
 send. 
 
 'Ύ-πΌστημα., araj, το, a prop, a stay, a sup- 
 port ; sediment or dregs ; a band of conspira- 
 tors. 
 
 "T-Troffrrivoii, 2. a. inf. act. of νφίστγιμι. 
 
 "Ύ'ΐοστ'/ΐζίγμα, ατο$, το, a support, prop, 
 stay. Frorii 
 
 'Τττοστπζίζω, f. iff ω, to prop up; to under- 
 prop ; to put under for the purpose of support- 
 ing. From υ-ττο and (τττίξίξω, to make strong, 
 to support. 
 
 'Ύττοιττ^ιΟΌμαι, '/I, iron, ^.f. Wl. of vcpiffrn^i. 
 Th. Ίστημι,/. ιτ'Τ'/ισω, to stand. 
 
 'Ύτοιττήτω, 3. sing. 2. a. iniperat. act, of 
 υφ'κττημι, to put under, to substitute. 
 
 'Ύ'ΤΓοίττοΧη, m, h, a depression of spirit ; op- 
 pression of heart ; timidity ; flight, desertion ; 
 dissimulation ; negligence in action ; complais- 
 ance. From ύτοα-τΒλλω, ivhich see. 
 
 'Ύ7ίΌ(Ττονοι.χ^'ίζω, to moan ; to sigh. From 
 (ττοναχ^ίζω, the Same as trrivoj, to groan ; as if 
 from Th. ffrivoi, narrow. 
 
 Ύ-^τοσ-τζά-τηγο?, ου, ό, the second in com- 
 mand ; a lieutenant. 
 
 'ΤτοίΤΤξίφΜ, imperf. ντία-τξίφον, ί;, i,f. -φΜ, 
 to cause to turn ; to bring back -, to lose one's 
 way ; to cliange one's route ; in mid. to go 
 buck ; to return ; to retire ; pres. im2)erat. υτό- 
 στξίφε, ίτΛ), 1. a. ΰ•^ίσ'Τξί•φοί, a;, s, 1. α. inf. 
 act. υτΓοστξί'φκί, part. 1. a. act. υτοσ'τξ'ί'φαί, 
 acret, ecv. Th. σ-τξίφω, to turn. 
 
 'Ύτοσ•τξοφ'/ι, Tis, 'h, a return ; the act of re- 
 turning ; a retreat. Fro'm υ'πο^τφ.φω, whi'oh 
 see. 
 
 ''Ύ'ττοστξωννύω., imperf, υ<^ίσ•τξύννυον, sj, 5, 
 f. ώσω, p. ΰτίβ-τξωκοί, to strow or spread under 
 or below ; 1. a. ίΐ9ΐ'ίσ•τξωσ•α' part. pres. pas. 
 v'ffoarpoiv'/u^ivoii μινη-, μΐνον. From υττο and 
 (ττξΜννύω, the same as Th, στοφ,ω, f. ίσω, to 
 spread. 
 
 'Ύ'^οστξω<τοίξ, Kvros, part. 1. a. act. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 'Ύττοίτχάζω^ to overthrow. From ντο and 
 
 ^Ύ^ο(τχί6ω, the same as υττί^ω, to hold out, 
 extend j to hold beneath, ^c. Th, 'ίχ,ο", to 
 have. 
 
 'T-pfutrx^io, Ion. for υ<;Τΰτχου, 2. a. imperat. 
 m. of ίΐ'τηα'χ^ν'ίαμαι, f. m. υττοσχήσομα,ί, p. pas. 
 ντίσ-χ,τιμαι, 2. a. m. υ'ττίσχομη^, ivhich is from 
 υΑσχομαι, the same, and this from ύττίχω, 
 which see. Th. 'ίχω, to have. 
 
 "Ύ'πΌίτχζσα, iM?, h, a promising, a promise; 
 the meaning of a word. From υ-ττίσχομαίΐ. 
 
 'Ύτοσ^ήσομίχ,ι, 1. f rti, of ί'Κισχ^ύομχι, to 
 promise. 
 
 '^Ύ9ΤοσχομΛνοζ^ part. 2. a. vi. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ^Ύ-ττοσχων, part. 2. a. act. of υ-ρτίχ^ω, which 
 see. Th. 'ίχ,ω, 1. «. 'iffx,ov, to have. 
 
 'T-roTayij, ^?, h, the act of submitting, 
 
 subjection to another. From uiroraffffsu, which 
 see. 
 
 'Ύτονοίγ^, 3. sing, 2. a, subj. pas. and 
 'T'Torciy/ihi 2. a. imperat. pas. and 
 'TToreiyrtaOy.on, 2. f, pas. of ίιττοτύσ'σ'ω, 
 which see. 
 
 'Ύ'Τοτάμαν, Ion. for δ'Τοτίμίΐν, to cut down, 
 Th. τέμνω, to cut. 
 
 'Ύττΰτχξτά,ξίοι, inhabiting Tartarus ; thrust 
 down to Tartarus. Th, Ύάξταξο$, w, o, Tar- 
 tarus. 
 
 ^Ύ<ζτοτά(Τΐτω, or -ττω, f. ύ,ω, p. τίτκχα, to 
 place or lay down in, or subject to a certain 
 order or arrangement ; to subdue, to reduce to 
 obedience, to reduce under one's power; 1. a. 
 ν-π-ίτοίζα, 1. a. iff. act. τάζαι, part. 1. a. act. 
 Tx^ciS, avTos' pres. pas, -τάα•σ•ομΰίΐ, or -τά,ττομοιι, 
 to be reduced to a certain order or arran^e- 
 
 σ 
 
 ment ; to obey, be in subjection ; peif. jms. 
 τίτοιγμοα, ξα/, κταοι, 2. a. ind. pas, ύτίτκγ^ιν, 
 vii, '/), 2. a. imperat. pas. τάΎ'ηβι, ήτω, and in 
 2. pi. TayijTS, 2, a. subj, pas. rayu, τις, tj, 
 pari, 2, a. j)(iS. rayus, svroj, 2.f. pas. rayn- 
 σομα,ι, νι, zroii, p. m. rirayoi. Whence vtto- 
 Tccyvi, which see, Th. τά.^ίτω, or -ττω, to set 
 in order. 
 
 ^Ύ'^οτίίνω, f ivu, to stretch or extend under 
 or beneath ; to furnish, present ; to assert ; to 
 undertake ; in mid. to propose ; to put in ques- 
 tion or discussion. 2'h. τείνω, to stretch. 
 
 'Ττοηλεω, to pay tiibute. Th, τίλοζ^ 
 tribute. 
 
 'Ύ'^οτ'εμνω, to cut down ; to cut beneath ; 
 to cut off; to take from ; to intercept, to shut 
 in. Th. τέμνω, f. μω, ρ, τετμνικ,χ, to cut ; 
 2, a. ετα,μον. 
 
 ''Ύ'ρτοτίύ'ψ.ι, f. ^r.ffM, p. τε^αζοί, to put un- 
 der ; to lay down; to lay a foundation ; to 
 suppose or take for granted, e, g. a principle ; 
 to supply ; to give in pawn ; to subject to anoth- 
 er's power ; to offer or propose ; in ?md. to 
 advise, to teach diligently ; to put ; to think ; 
 to determine ; to have proposed to one ; to take 
 a pledge ; to feign or pretend ; to despise ; to 
 surrender ; to suspect ; to give precepts ; to 
 establish ; 1. a. ii9riunK0i, «■?, s> and in S. pi. 
 υ-τεύγιαΛν pres, m. υττοτΊύεμα,ί, σαι, ται, to ac- 
 cept or take as a pawn, Salm. de M. Usur. p. 
 499 ; jmrt, pres. m. or pas, τιθέμενος, μεν/ι, 
 μενον, part, 2. a. m, Β-ίμενοί. Th. τΊύ'^μι, to 
 put. 
 
 ^Τ'^οτιμάω, to honour with excessive hon- 
 ours ; to estimate, appraise, rate, value any 
 thing low ; to condemn, set a penalty or pun- 
 ishment; to tax the costs of a suit. From 
 ii'^o and τιμάω, to honour. Th, τίω, the 
 same, 
 
 'Ύττοτίτθίος, ου, ο and νί, one still a suckling ; 
 still nourished at the breast. From titSos. 
 
 'Ττοτο-ττίω, Ion. for υ'τίο'Χτείω, to suspect, 
 which see, 
 
 'Τ-τοτξεχω, f Β-ζε'ξΜ, to run or go under ; 
 to overtake in running ; to escape by flight ; 
 to penetrate ; to retire ; to insinuate one's self ; 
 
τπο 
 
 840 
 
 ΥΠίΙ 
 
 to present itself to the mind '; 2, a. ύτί^ξαμον, 
 Η, £. Τ/ι, τζίχ^ω, to run. ^(r»• j j 
 
 'Τ•ζΌτξί&ι, to be terrified, to run away ibr 
 fear, Th. τξίω, to tremble. 
 
 'Ύ•;Γβ'τζομίύι>, to quake, tremble, or ^^tart for 
 fear. From τζομ'ζω, to tremble. 
 
 'Ττότξοττοί, ου, ο και «, returning ; returned. 
 ~7Γιΐ. τξΐ'τω,/. •ψω, J). ηι. τί•τξο<^χ, to turn. 
 
 'Τ'Χ'οτξύχ^α,λΆ, in a shape somewhat round. 
 From 
 ,j ; rl^f;rorξo^άω, the same as υ^οτοίχ^ω, which 
 ,seei. 
 
 'Ύ-ττοτυγχ^ανω, to answer to the purpose, 
 fitly, suitabl}', immediately. Th. τυγχ^άνω, 
 J^. m- Tzvi^of^cct, 2. a. ετυχ^ον. 
 
 'T^c-rvTrom, to delineate, sketch ; to repre- 
 sent ; to place before the eyes. From ύττο and 
 τί'ντόί!/, to shape or fashion. From τύ-ττοζ, ov, 
 o. Th. rv^^rco,/. -φω, p. φα, to strike, p. m. 
 τίτυ-ττοί. 
 
 'Ύτοτΰ'^ττω, to break in the middle, to break 
 under ; to shake, to bring down ; to dig out of 
 the earth ; to draw from the bottom, as mud, 
 
 &C. Th. ΤΐίίΤΤώ/. 
 
 ''T'^oruvedat;, ίως, h, the act of modelling or 
 fashioning any thing; a model, a pattern ; an 
 outline, sketch, or rough draught ; a figure of 
 rhetoric, whereby the appearance of a thing is 
 accurately expressed to the hearers or readers. 
 From υ-ττ.οτνη'Όω. 
 
 ''Τ'ζοτϋ^ΰ'ϋΰ-α, part. 2. a, act. f. g. of v^o- 
 
 ' ίτΓονλο:, ου, Ό κα) '/,, lurking under a scar, 
 like an unhealed nicer ; swelling without hard- 
 ness, haA'ing something unsound within ; dis- 
 sembling ; crafty ; knavish ; malicious. From 
 uTTo and ου/.ίΐ, a scar. 
 
 'Ύ'^ϋυξύνϊο;, ου, ο y.ou vi, that is under heaven •, 
 also celestial. , .Th. ύΐζχνο;, ου, ο, hcaA'en. 
 
 ^Ύ-ττουογ'ίω, ω, to bestow one's labour j tio 
 serve, help, assist; to agree, to supply;* ,jtjo 
 suggest. x'rom-y'Trov^yoi. . : 
 
 ^Χττούαγημα,, a-TOif, i"^, service, aid, office; 
 promptness, obedience. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ύτου,ογο:, ου, ό χα) η, a servant ; an assist- 
 ant i subordinate ; whose work or duty is under 
 another, ίττ' κΧΧου ϊξγΰν. 
 
 "Ττοφκίΐίο-ίαι, pros. inf. pas. of 
 
 'Τττοφχίνομκί, to declare, intimate, hint ; to 
 show, place before one's eyes ; to be light or 
 clear. Th. φχίν&ι, f. φάνω, p. ττϊφοίγκχ, to 
 show. 
 
 ., ''Τ'ττΌφασίί, ιωζ, h, the act of showing •, the 
 appearance of a thing under, or behind another; 
 a slight or impeiiect view of any thing. Th. 
 φάω. 
 
 'Ττοφαπί, foi, 'h, Poet, and Dor. for inro- 
 φ/,τι;, a prophetess; a priestess; a female di- 
 viner or a female servant or attendant of a 
 prophetess ; interpreter. See 'Τ^τί^ίίτ*;?. 
 
 'Χ^οφίξω, f. υ-χο'κτω, to support ; to take 
 away ; to steal ; to carry ; to pay tribute ; to 
 put before ; to offer; to object, to reproach ; 
 to answer; to cause to slip; in ]*as. to retire; 
 
 j to slip, fall down •, to go to ruin ; not to stanJ 
 
 firmly ; to be confused or troubled ; to lose 
 
 j one's credit or consideration ; to be taken 
 
 j away; 1. a. ύ^Τίίνίγκα, 2. a. tiTiiysyKov, 2. a, 
 
 inf act. of υτενίγχίΐν. Th. φίξω, to bear. 
 
 'Ύ-ττοψ'/,τ'Λζ, ου, ο, a prophet or servant of a 
 prophet ; an intei-preter ; the one who delivers 
 the oracles. From φκ,μ), or φάω, to say. 
 
 ^Ύτοφ^άμΐΊος, part. 2. a. in. of 
 
 'Ύ-^οφ^ανω, to anticipate, begin first, pre- 
 cede. Th. φύάνω, f. φβάσω, 2. a. ίφύ'/,ν, tlie 
 same. 
 
 'Ττοφ^οίζ, part. 2. a. act. of the preceding . 
 
 'Ύτοφοίν'ίΟ)', ου, το, a reward for the com- 
 mission of murder ; the penalty paid by a mur- 
 derer, Aristid. vol. ii, j). 436, et apud Suidam. 
 From φόνο;. 
 
 'ΎτόφοξΟί, ου, ό Ku.) 7), tributary; subject to 
 tribute. From υτοφ'ζοω. 
 
 'Ύττοχαίξω, to rejoice in secret ; to rejoice 
 greath'. 
 
 'Τ7Γί)χ;ίίαιο;, ου, ο κ,α,] h, under one's hand, 
 i. e. in one's power ; captive ; liable or subject 
 to. Frotn v-jro and ^ίΐξ, '/i> the hand. .•: ,* 
 
 Ύττόχίνμκ, S-To;, ro, a liquid ; any thing 
 that flows ; moisture ; the same as χ^υμός. Th. 
 x'io), to pour. 
 
 "Ύ^οχ^οζ, subject, dependant ; «ravra αόϊ; 
 S -Βοΐ; ΰτοχ^χ, all things are sulyect to ar de- 
 pend upon the gods, Xenoph. d" Cyri Exped, 
 L ii, p. 153. Hutch. 8vo. From υττο and 
 
 '^Ύ'^Όχ^ξίως, ω, Ό κα.) «, a debtor ; bound ; 
 pledged; indebted. ΤΛ. ;:);;ξέίί, a debt. 
 
 'Ύ-^τοχ^ξΐίσβχι, pres, inf. pas. of 
 
 'Ύ^τοχξίω, to anoint, besmear ; to paint over. 
 From χζίω, the same. 
 
 'Ύ<Λοχυτ'Αο, τίξο;, ο, an oil fla^k or vessel, 
 from lohich they pour oil into a lump. From 
 χΰω, to pour out. 
 
 ' ΐττοχωρίω, f ϋτ«, ]). κίχωζ'/ικ,α,, to re- 
 treat, give ground; to withdrav/ one'^ self 
 privately; to give place; to depart,;} ;*^γφβ. 
 e\'acuated froin tlie body ; 1. a. υ^ζχώξ'/ίΐτοί, 
 oi;, i. Th. χωξίω, to go, come. 
 
 'Τ•^ό•φοίμμο;, ου, ό κοά τι, ^any thing mixed 
 with or containing sand ; sandy ; an epithet of 
 soil or earth. Th. -φάμ-μο;, sand. 
 
 'Τ'ΖΓΛ'φΊίί, ac, 'A, suspicion, opinion •, gen. pi, 
 -•ψιων. From 
 
 'Τττό-φιο;, ου, ό κχι 'h, suspected; aZio sus- 
 picious, timid. From v^ro and ΰ•φί$, sight. 
 
 'Ύνττκίζω, to lie on the back ; to treat one's 
 self delicately ; to act effeminately ; to be su- 
 pine or negligent. From 
 
 "ΧΠΤΙ02, ice, iov, lying on the back ; su- 
 pine ; recreant, sluggish ; also high, as if from 
 υττό. 
 
 'TfojXlviosy 'tot,, iov, or ου, ό κ,κ) h, carried 
 under the arm ; as a quiver. Th. coXiv>j, r„ a 
 man's arm. 
 
 'Ύ'ττω'ττ'ιοί, the visage ; that part of the face 
 below the eyes ; livid spots under the eyes oc- 
 casioned by blows; adv. before one's face; 
 
T22 
 
 841 
 
 ΤΦΑ 
 
 jpubTiely ; MetapJi. infamy, dishonour, disgrace, 
 See Cicero's Epistles to Adieus, i, 20. From 
 ω•φ, 0, the eye. Th. οττομαι, to see. 
 
 ^ΎτωτιάΖ^Μ, f. ά.σω, p. υτΓω'χΊΰί,κκ, to beat, 
 bruise, subdue with heavy blows ; to make the 
 face black and blue with blows. From 
 
 ^Ύτω'ρτ'ΐον, ου, τό. See 'ΤίΤΛ/τ/α. 
 
 'ΎτΜξίίχ, ας, h, the foot of a mountain ; the 
 dechA'ity or side of a ^mountain. From υ-ττο 
 and οξοί, io;, ro, a mountain, Dor, ωζο?. 
 
 'ΎτΜ^όφιοζ, ου, ό »«/ h, living under the 
 same roof ; belonging to the same family ; do- 
 mestic. From ντο and οξοφί], a roof, a story. 
 Th. ίξίφω, to cover, to put on a roof. 
 
 "Τ^αξ, a rat ; a mouse ; becmise, having a 
 pig's s)icutf from vs, a swine. Th. σΰ;,~ the 
 safne. 
 
 "Υξίον, a honey comb, the \vork of a swarm 
 ©f bees ; the work of bees. From 
 
 "TPON, ου, TO, a swarm of bees. 
 
 'Tppt;, i^os, h, a basket. From ΐ/ξω, to knit, 
 weave •, because woven from twigs, ^c. 
 
 'TfiptiTo;, oZ, 0, a pannier or basket made of 
 esiers. From the preceding. 
 
 'Ύοττίξ, the cover or lid of a pot. From 
 ίίξω, to insert, because it is inserted in the pot. 
 
 "TPXH, r,;, '/I, a sort of hand-barrow on 
 which sailors carry burdens ; an earthen pot or 
 vesse\, for pickles, ^;c. Isut 
 
 'Ύξχ;^, iji, r,, a SOW. 
 
 ^T?, vos, Koct '/I, a pig, boar, Sow. Th. 
 ffvsi the same. 
 
 'Ύιτγινοζάφνι;, ίο;, ό xu.) h, d3'ed with the 
 herb hysge, tohich made a colour betiveen scar- 
 let and purple, but nearest to purple, bt/ tvhich 
 word it may be rendered, Xen. Cyrop. viii, 
 3, 7. Slurzii Lex, See 'Bua-ffi'JoZoi^ri;.'\ 
 
 "Τ2ΓΙΝ0Ν, ου, TO, a species of plant; the 
 qucrcus coccifera, from ivhence is obtained a 
 scarlet colour. 
 
 "Yo-^oi,for όζος, a branch, Sapph. 
 
 "T(roco,for οσ^ω, i. e. οζω, ^ol. to smell ; to 
 smell of, Sapph. 
 
 'Ύα•βίηναί, to be wet with rain ; 1. a. inf. pas. 
 of υω, f. υα-ω, to rain ; 1. a. pas. vffu'/iv. 
 
 *'Ύσιον, ου, το, a twig, as if from υω, to rain. 
 
 'Ταοτλόχος, a basket-maker. 
 
 "To-hoc, any fuel or chips used to light a fire. 
 
 'ΤΣΜΓΝΗ (u<rfuv'/ij, Άς, «, a battle; a 
 combat. From υ-πΌμ'ζνΛ), to sustain. Th. μ,ίνΜ, 
 to remain. 
 
 'ΎσμΤνι, for ύα-μίν/ι, by Metaplasm, dat. sing, 
 of the jyreceding. 
 
 "Ύα•'7λοίγζ, Dor. for 
 
 "Ύστλ'/ιγ^, a scourge or whip by ivhich sivine 
 and other animals are beaten ,• the snapping of 
 a whip ; particularly that wiili which the signal 
 for starting is given at a race. Also the start- 
 ing-place, whence the racers set off ; also a 
 kind of snare for birds. 
 
 "Ύσσακος, υ>ττοίκος, or vo-toc'^, a stake or post; 
 a stake made of dogwood, Hesych. 
 
 'T220'2, ου, 0, a dart, pike, javelin ; the 
 dart of the Roman legions. 
 
 106 
 
 "Τ22ΩΙΤ02, βυ, '/I, hyssop ; it is also ivrii^ 
 ten υσιτωτον, ου, τό. Th. οττομαι, to see. 
 
 "Το-τατα, nom, pi. n, g. of υστα,τος. 
 
 'Ύίττάτιον, adv. at length, finally. From 
 
 'ΎΊττκτίος, toe, iov, the same as 
 
 "Ύστατοι, ά,τη, α.τον, the last ; the newest ; 
 the most remote ; the highest ; the lowest < 
 superl. from υστίζος. 
 
 'Ύα-τίξα, ας, h, the womb f the passage lead- 
 ing to the Avomb. 
 
 'ΎστζξΟ'.Τος, a'la,, αΤον, belonging, relating to, 
 or happening on the day following j τί ίίττε- 
 ξαία, the day after. 
 
 'Ύίττεξίω, ω, in 3. pi. νστίξουα•/, I'f zeeu, 
 n. υστ'ίξνικα, to be behind; to come too late ; to 
 lose an opportunit}' by tardiness ; to want ; to 
 be wanting ; \. a. όσ-τεζ'/ία-α, I failed, was infe- 
 rior ; part. 1. a.f. g. Ιστίξήσασα, ης, «• pres. 
 pas. υστίξίομοίΐ, οΰμαι, perf. jyas. υσ'τίξ'/ίμαί, 
 σαι, TC'A, \. a. pas. υστίο'ήί'/ιν <7Τα^ιΙς υστιςτ,σο- 
 μαι, Eurip. Iph. in Aul. 1203, I shall be de- 
 prived of my daughter ; but the Altic is στί- 
 ξ'ιΤι(Τΰμαί, or άτοΰ-τίξ'ήΐομαι, ivhicli most probably 
 is the true reading. 'Τστίοΰο-^αι τ?ίς Vo^n;, 
 Rom. iii, 23, is said of those, who, in the race^ 
 are left behind from, a failure of strength ; 
 Markl. ad locum Euripidis. Th. υστίζος. 
 
 'Ύστίο'/ιμα, ατός, το, penury, want, deficien- 
 cy, privation ; in pi. υα-τζξίίματα, ων, τα, re- 
 mains ; and 
 
 'Ύσ-τίξηα•{ζ, ιως, 'h, penurj", want, privation, 
 indigence. From the same. 
 
 'Ύσ•τ$ξίξω, f 'κτω, the same as όα-τίοΐω• also 
 to loiter ; to be overcome ; to be deprived of; 
 to be inferior ; to be frustrated or balked_. 
 From νστίξος. 
 
 "Το'τ$ξον, after, afterwards, behind ; too late •, 
 too slowly ; at last. From 
 
 "T2TEP02, %«, s^ov, sloiver, later; fol- 
 lowing, second ; inferior ; next to come or 
 happen. 
 
 "Ύσ-τξΐζ, ΐ^ζος, h, a porcupine ; a hedgehog ; 
 an urchin ; a whip made of a boar's hide while 
 the bristles remain. From us and S-gi|, hair, 
 bristles. 
 
 "Ύτνον, a mushroom or toadstool. See"T^)iov., 
 
 Ύφ',fυr i-TTo, under, c^c. 
 
 'Τφάγίο, Dor. for ΰψηγου, pres. impcrat. m. 
 of υφ'/ιγίομ,αι. Th. Υί'γ'ιομαι, to lead. 
 
 'Υφαίνω, imperf νφαπον, a, i, f. ανω, to 
 weave ; to prepare; tiji plan or contrive cun- 
 ningly, especially tricks, frauds, deceits; to 
 meditate upon ; perf. vet. υφαγκα- perf. pas. 
 υφαμμαι, and Att. υφαα•μ.αί. Th. ύφάω, to 
 weave. 
 
 Ύφαίξίω, to take away; to subtract from; 
 to steal ; to receive stolen goods. Th. αΐξίω, 
 f. νατω, p. 'ήξηχα, 2. a. tlXov. 
 
 'Ύφαΐζούμινος, part. pres. pas. of υφα/ξίω. 
 
 "Ύφαλος, ου, ο κα) h, concealed under the 
 waves of the sea ; at the surface of the sea ; 
 Metaph. crafty, dissembhng, concealed ; 'ύφα- 
 λος, sc. νίτξ«3 a shelf or rock ; υφ' όίλι, in the 
 sea. 
 
ΤΦΗ 
 
 843 
 
 ΤΤΗ 
 
 α .',Χ ^άντί}? , ου, β, a weaver ; and 
 
 'Τφαντοζ, w, ον, woven. Frojn υφαίνω, 
 to weave. Tk. όφχω. 
 
 'Ύφα9Τλό<υ, f. ύσιο, to spread under ; v^a- 
 'rXaffccro τον χόλ'ρτον, spread open his bosom 
 underneath, as if to catch something fulling. 
 HierocliS. ] 
 
 'Τφά-τΓτω, f. \pM, p. δφ•/ιφχ, to set fire to ; 
 to light. ΤλΓ aVr/w, to Icinrile. 
 
 'Τφοίξ'^τκζΜ, to take by stealth ; to steal. 
 From άξτάζιί). 
 
 "Ύφαιτμα, ατοί, ^o, any woven work ; a 
 weaving; a web of cloth; an unjust action; 
 rapine. From υφαίνω, to weave. 
 
 'ΤΦΑΏ, and -Όω, to weave. 
 
 'ΤΦΕΆΡ, iKooi, TO, birdlime, taken from 
 the larch, fir-, or savine ; so called because with- 
 out injury to the tree, it viay i)^xt^i7<ruat, be 
 taken away. 
 
 'T(pi7y.cii, perf. pas. of Ιφί'/ιμι, to put under ; 
 to lower ; to remit. 
 
 'Ύψιιμ'ίνο:, '/!, ov, part. perf. pas. of the 
 same. Th. Ί'/ιμι, or 'ίω, to send. 
 
 'Ύφιϊς, ίΐτοί, h, part. 2. a. act. of v^i'/iizi. 
 
 'Τφιλοίχτο, Ion. for υφίλοιντο, 3. pi. 2. a. 
 opt. VI. of υφΆΐξϊω, to take away. Th. ul^ic-j, 
 f. '/ια•ω, p. 'ήοζχκ, 2. a. είλαν, to take. 
 
 'Ύφίλο7(τα, as, a. Dor. for ύφ•λοΰσ•α, vs, 'h, 
 jyart. 2. a. act. f. g. of the preceding verb. 
 
 ''Ύφί?.Όμινο;, part. 2. a. ?n. of the same. 
 
 'Ύφϊν, όφ' ίν, Gloss, at the same time j to- 
 gether. 
 
 'Τφίντ-ί, nnm. pi. part. 2. a. uipi);, of υφί. 
 Y.y.i, to put down. Th. Ίτ,μί, or ϊω, to send. 
 
 'Τφ'φί, 3. sing. \.f. act. of ννίχω, f. ΰφ^ 
 ζω, 2. a. ιΐ'^ίίτχ^ον, ΐξ, s, to sustain. Th. ϊχω, 
 to have. 
 
 "T^iffh, 2. pi. 2. a. m. of υ:;>ί-^,μί. Th. 
 ^ζμι, or ϊω, to send ; 2. a. m. ίμ' /iv. 
 
 'Ύφ^, Yis, h, a weaving; the v.eaver's art. 
 
 Th. υψάω. 
 
 'Τφ-ζίγίομαι, ουμ.αι, to go before ; to march 
 at the head ; to conduct, guide, lead ; to ex- 
 hort, persuade ; to prescribe; to show, teach; 
 to lead privately ; also to relate, to interpret. 
 Th. 'Α'^ϊαμαι, f. m. ^σομ,αί, p. pas. τίγ'/ιμαι, to 
 lead. 
 
 'Ύφτ,κ,α, a;, £, \. a. ind. act. of υφί'/ιμι, 
 
 "Ύαρ'ήνα, 1. fl. ind. act. and 
 
 "Χφηναι, \. a. itf. act. and 
 
 'Ύφ-ζίνάμ'/ιν, ω, ατο, 1. a. m. of υφαίνω, the 
 same as vfa-^, to weave. 
 
 '"χφ-ανίοχ^;, ου, Ό, an assistant of a charioteer; 
 a charioteei;,,a driver of a chariot. From υ•ζο 
 and ίινίοχο;, ου, ο, a driver of a chariot. From 
 ίν/«, a;, '/), tlie reins, and 'ίχ,ω, to hold. 
 
 'Ύφγιθΐ7το, 3. sing, imperf. pas. of ΰψαίξΒω, 
 f. Υιτω, p. υφν,ογ,κα, to take away ; 2. a. ΰφί7~ 
 λον. Th. αίζ'ίω, ίο take. 
 
 'ΎφΫ,σσνν, somewhat younger or smaller; in- 
 ferior. From uto and τίττων, or ν,σσων, ovo;, 
 y.a\ h, smaller. 
 
 'T(P'/i^ii<rra/, 3. sing. perf. pas. Alt. by re- 
 dupL of ίφάω, perf. act, ίίφαγ»α' perf. pas. 
 
 υφαβ-μαι, and Att. by redupl. υφτιφΛίτμύίΐ, sub•!• 
 slituting '/I for υ. 
 
 'Ύφί'/ίμ/, f. Yiffu, to put down or under; to 
 lower ; to cease, to diminish ; υφίτιμι, and iifit- 
 μαι, to remit, release ; to grant ; to yield. 
 From ύ -ro and Ί-ημι, to send. 
 
 'Ύφί-ήτι, Dor. for ικρί/αη, 3. sing. pres. ind. 
 of the preceding verb. 
 
 '^Ύφίστημι, to put or place below or under ; 
 to substitute, to put in the place of another ; to 
 promise ; in 2. a. and perf. it is used as a 
 neiit. verb ,• to undergo ; to go under ; to sup- 
 port ; υφί/τταμαι, to be put under; to be sub- 
 stituted ; to receive the onset or shock of a7i 
 enemy ; to bear ; in the mid. also, to sink 
 down, to subside, settle ; to be plunged under ; 
 to stand secretly ; to go aside ; to think ; to 
 promise ; to take on one's self. From Ifo 
 and Ίιττ'ήμι. 
 
 'Ύφοξύω, ω, and ΰφοξάομαι, ωμαι, to SUspect; 
 to mistrust; to be on one's guard ; to appre- 
 hend. From ντο and οξάω, to see. 
 
 'Ύφοξζύ;, βΰ, ο, the same as συψοξζο;, a feeder 
 or keeper of swine, a swineherd. From 2$, 
 a swine, and φίξζω, to feed. 
 
 "Ύφοζ, ίο;, TO, a web of cloth ; a weaving ; 
 any thing woven. Th. υψάω. 
 
 'Ύφόωΐίί)/, 3. pi. jyres. ind. Poet, by Fleo• 
 nasm,for ίφαχην, of ύφάω, to weave. 
 
 'Ύφύφαο'τχι, See 'Ύφήφασται. 
 
 'Ύ-φαγόξ&ζ, ο. Poet, for υφηγόρ^;, which see, 
 
 'Ύ•φαυχί7, 3. sing. pres. ind. of υ\1,ανχίω. 
 
 'Τ-φαυχίνίω, Z,f. jje'/w, to raise up the neck ; 
 to go with the head elevated ; to be proud ; to 
 be puffed up or inflated. From ΰ•φαύχ'/:ν. 
 
 'Ύ-φαυχίω, the same. From υ-φο;, ios, το, 
 height, and αυχεω, to boast, to glory. 
 
 'Ύ•φαόχ;ί:ν, ζνοζ, ο JtoCi h, having the neck or 
 head elevated ; proud, arrogant, fierce, haughty, 
 disdainful. From ίΙ-φο; and αΐχήν. 
 
 'Ύ-φίξίψίΐί, and υ-φ'/ίξεφίΐί, and υφίξίφ'/•,!;, ε'ίί, 
 a ;ία} w, having a lofty roof ; high, elevated; 
 an epithet (fa building. From ΙΙ-φο;, saj, το, 
 height, and Ιξίφω, to cover. 
 
 'Ύ'φίΐγόξοί;, ου, ό, speaking with emphasis ; 
 using pompous language, vain, boastful. From, 
 ΙΙ-φΰί, TO, height, and άγοξα, h, a speech. 
 
 'T-^nXmi, dat. pi. lon.f. g.for ΰ•φη?.αΐί, of 
 υ-φ'ήΧός. 
 
 'Τιφ'/ΐλοκάξ^ιοί, ου, ό KoCi ί, arrogant, haugh- 
 ty, proud ; as if ΰ-φηλ?}; χαξ^ία; ων, having 
 a high heart. 
 
 'Ύ-φν,λοί, h, ov, high, lofty, tall, eminent, 
 supreme ; also haughty. Hence 
 
 'Ύ-φ'/ίλύτίξ^ί, ίξΆ, ίζον, compar. Th. ii^os, 
 ios, TO, height. 
 
 'Τ•φ>;λΰφρονεω, ω, f. τχτω, J)• υ'•φ'/ιΧοίΡζονΥ!κ.α^ 
 to be high-minded ; to be proud ; to have pro- 
 found wisdom ; pres. imperat, ΰ-φ^ιλοφοόνα, 
 it, -ύτω, ίίτω. From 
 
 'Τ-φ'/ίλόψξων, evos, kou v, having an ele- 
 vated mind ; wise ; also arrogant, haughty. 
 From ΰ•φ7]λ9;, high, a?id <Ρξ'/ιν, h, the mind. 
 
 'Τ-φ'/ιλω;, adv. in au elevated manner. 
 
*ΐΎΪ 
 
 843 
 
 ΤΠΔ 
 
 haughtily, arrogantly. From υ-φ'/ιλο;, U'hich 
 see. 
 
 'Ύ'^'Τινυξ, οξος, a proper name, Hypsenor. 
 'Ύ-φ'/ΐξίφ^ί, See 'Ύ-φίξεφ^ί. 
 'Ύ-φί^^'/ΐί, ios, xui h, causing the air to re- 
 sound with neighings ; an epithet of horses ; in 
 2^1. ΰ-^νιχ^'αζ. From ϋ^φι and v^n;, o'j, o, a sound. 
 "Τ-φι, adv. deeply ; profoundly ; on high ; 
 far ofi'. From ν-φο?, height. 
 
 'Τ-φίζά,το;, ου, ο αχ) h, going with the head 
 elevated ; lofty ; going on high. From υ-φ/ 
 and βα,'ίνω, to go. 
 
 'Ύφ/ΐξάχ;, the name of a frog, Hypsiboas ; 
 deeply or loudly croaking. 
 
 'Τ•φίζξίμίτ'/ΐί, ου, ο, thundering on high ; 
 causing the air to resound with thunders ; an 
 epithet of Jupiter. From υφι (Th. v-^osj 
 and βξίμ,ω, to resound ; to roar. 
 
 'Τ-φίγυιος, ου, ό κα.) ή, having high or great 
 limbs ; high. From u^piand γυ7ον, το, a member. 
 'Ύ-φι^ίι, Poet. adv. for ίι-φου, and, v-^oSt, on 
 high, aloft. ΓΛ. έ'-.^'βί, height. "- .;^'^'"". : 
 'Ύ-ψίζΰγο;, ου, β ^αί ί, having a balance on 
 high, the sovereign weigher or judge of human 
 aflairs ; an epithet of Jupiter ,• also the highest 
 rower on a bank. From υ -φι and ζυγό?, a bal- 
 ance ; also a seat. Th. ζίύγνυ/χι, or ζευγνύω, 
 to join. 
 
 'Ύ-φί^ξονοί, ου, ό κ,α) «, seated on an elevated 
 throne ; an ejnthet of kings, gods, cj-c. From 
 ί'-ψί and 3-ξόνο;, ο, a throne. 
 
 'Τφίχομος, having a bushy top ; having 
 lofty branches ; an epithet of a tree. From 
 ν-φι (from υ-φοί) and ιοόμνί, νις, h, a bush of 
 hair ; also the branches of trees. 
 
 ΎφΊλοφβί;, ay^ xeit 91, having an elevated 
 summit, ridge, or top•, an epithet of a high 
 place. Th, λόφος, a crest ; also a hill. 
 'Ύφ'ίμ'ί^οντος, gen. sing, of 
 'Ύ-φίμί^ων, ovTo;, reigning on high ; a7i epi- 
 thet <f Jupiter, From υφι and μί^αι, to com- 
 mand, rule. 
 
 Ύ-φινιφν-,ί,'ίΟί, ό κ,α) h, dwelling in the high 
 clouds ; an epithet of Jupiter. From υ-φι and 
 νίφος, ios, TO, a cloud. 
 
 ''Ύ'φίτη^οί, ου, ο xxi h, situated on an ele- 
 vated place ; having an elevated situation ; hav- 
 ing a high foundation ; an epitliet of a city. 
 From υ•φί and ττε^ον, τό. 
 
 'Ύ-φίΤίτα,ν, Oor. for ΰ-φιτετων, gen. pi, of 
 ν-φΐ'ττίτνί, flying in the air ; fallen or descended 
 from on high. 
 
 'Ύφ/ιτίτ'/ιλοί, ου, ο χ,οά h, having leaves on 
 the top ; having leaves on high ; high, lofty ; 
 an epithet of a tree. From ΰ•φι and ^ίτ^λον, 
 a leaf. From, τίτάοι, to open, expand. 
 
 'Ύ-φίτίτ^ιί, ου, ο, flying high. From υ -φι 
 and -χίτομχί, to fly. There is also 
 
 Ύφί'ζτί'Ττ);, sfl?j ό Kou i, fallen from on high. 
 From υφι aiid <7τΙτ-ω, to fall. 
 Ύ-φίξίφΙξ, η. g. of 
 
 'Τ•φίξίφ>}ί, ίος, ο κ,οά h. See 'Ύ-φίξίφ^ί, 
 "Ύ-φκττοξ, ίσ-τ^ι, ιστον, the most high ; spoken 
 of the Supreme Being. From ίί-ψ; adv. on 
 high, comp. ύ-φίων, and υφΊστίοος, ίζα, ioov, 
 superl. ΰ'φιαττοξ. Th. υ-φο;, saj, το, height. 
 'Ύ-φίτίνονταί, ace. pi. of 
 'Ύφιτίνων, going with an elevated neck; an 
 epithet of a bull. From ν-φι, (Th. υφός, ίος, 
 το, height^ and τύνω, to extend, to go to- 
 wards. 
 
 'Ύφ/ίφξων, όνος, ό κ,οι.) h•,^ having a high mind j 
 high-minded ; proud. From υφ /t and ψξίιν, r,, 
 mind. 
 
 'Ύφ/ΐ^αΙτ'/ις, ου, ο kou '/ι, having a proud or 
 lofty mane •, an epithet of a horse. From υ•φί^ 
 on high, and p^etiry}, 'h, a mane. 
 
 ^ΎφΌύίν, adv. from on high ; from aboA'e. 
 From υφ/ος, ίος, το, height. 
 
 'Ύφ/Όύι, adv. on high, aloft, above, over. 
 From the st.one, 
 
 "Ύφόξοφος, ου, ο κα) '/ι, having a high roof or 
 vault ; ha^nng ΙοΛ)»^ chambers ; lofty. From 
 υφ/ος, ίος, το, and οοοφος, ου, ό, a roof. Th. 
 ίοίφω, to cover. 
 
 "ΤΨΟ 2, ίος, το, height, elevation ; a top or 
 summit ; also sublimity, majesty ; Ιξ ύφους, 
 from on high. 
 
 Ύφόα-ΐ, adv. on high, upward, on high. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Ύ•φου, adv. on high ; and 
 'Ύφ/Όω,f. ωσω, p. υφ,ωκ,οί, to exalt ; to raise 
 on high ; to elevate ; to finish, complete, put 
 the last hand to any thing ; 1. «. υ•φωσοί, 2. a. 
 suhj. υ•φωσ•ύα, νις, jj• pe?f. pas. υφ/ωμοίΐ, ffoii, 
 TWA, 1. a. pas. ΰφ'άιύην, '/ις, >?, and in 2. pi. 
 υφωύτιτί, 1. a. subj. pas. ΰφωύω, γ,ς, s?, 1. α. 
 irf. pas. υφ/ωβΐίναι, part. 1, a. pas. υφ/ω6ί)ς, 
 ιϊσα., εν, 1. f. ind. pas. υφ/ω6ή(Τομα.ι, jj, trui, 
 Th. ΰφ/ος, ίος, το, height. 
 ''Τφωύτ,ν, See the preceding, 
 "Υφωμχ, α,τος, το, exaltation, elevation ; 
 height, sublimity ; a summit or top ; any high 
 or famous affair or transaction ; dat. j>l, ν-φά^ 
 μανι. From, υφ/Όω, which see. 
 
 'Y^ua-us, atra, αν, pai't, 1, a, act, <f ΰφ/όν, 
 to exalt. Th. υφ^ος. 
 
 "Τ•φίυ<ης, (ως, h, the act of exalting, elevat- 
 ing, ^c. From υφό&). 
 
 "ΧΩ, f υα-ω, p. υκα, to rain, to drench or 
 wet with rain ; to soak ; to sprinkle ; part. 
 2)res. ΰων, as if from χΰού, to pour out. 
 
 '^Ύωh'/,ς, ίος, ο και v\, swinish ; filthy ; stupid j 
 of swine. From Ις, a swine. Th. συς. 
 
 Ύω^ίκ, ας, h, swinish stupidity, grossness 
 and beaiitliness. From the j^receding,. 
 
 ;>;Λ•,ς•Α^>:, .iia \'^\ ««ix.:>^j \o, -Ή'* 
 
ΦΑΕ 
 
 S44 
 
 ΦΑΙ 
 
 yyiB 
 
 Φ. 
 
 ,^Φ, the twenty firat letter of the Greek alpha- 
 bet ; as a numeral it denotes five hundred ; 
 with a line belo^υ ίφ,), five hundi'ed thousand ; 
 hi the JEdic dialect it is often used for 3-, as 
 <PfioiS,for Β-})ξίΐ. 
 
 Φλ, Dor. for φΐ;, and ikis for ίφ/ι, 2. a. or 
 imperf. of φ'/ιμ.), to sa}•. 
 
 Φa.a,vhv, Poet, hy Pleonasm, for φά),-6ίν. Ion. 
 and Bceot. by Sync, for \φάνό'/;ο•αν, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 ind. pas. of' φΆίνω, f eev^j, p. -ρτ'ίφαγκ,κ, jy. pas. 
 -r'iipafjifioit, 1. a. pas. Ιφύν^ίΐν, 2. a. pas. Ιφά- 
 vyjv. 
 
 Φάγχινκ, and φκγ'ί^ύΐιναι, »?i, «, an insai:;ible 
 appetite; a cancer or devouruig ulcer; a dis- 
 ease of bees. 
 
 Φχγίίίν, Ion. for φαγίΤν, 2, a. inf. act. of 
 φάγω, to eat. 
 
 ΦαγίΤν, 2. a. inf, act. if φάγω. 
 
 Φάγζσαι,βη- φύγ-ζι, 2. sing. pres. ni. (f φύγο- 
 /;*«/, which is also used for 2. f. of φάγω., which 
 see. 
 
 ΦάγBμc^ι,for φαγονμαι, 2. f. m. 6f the same 
 verb. 
 
 Φαγο;, ου, ο, devouriifg, voracious ; a glut- 
 ton. From φάγω. Bat 
 
 Φα,γο;, Dor. for φηγό;, oZ, o, a beech tree. 
 
 ΦΑΤη (φα,γω), or φ'/,γω, to eat, consume, 
 chew, devour, gnaw ; 2. f. m. φάγαμα,ι^ σα,ι, 
 vat, for φαγουμαι, ij, iirui, 2. a. act. εφάγον, 
 Si, ε, 2. a. impcrut. act. φάγε, ίτω, 2. a. opt. 
 φάγοιμι, or,, oi, 2. a. subj. φάγω, «ij, »j, 2. a. 
 inf. φχγεΤν, part.^ 2. a. φαγων, όντο;. 
 
 Φάγωντι, Dor. for 
 
 Φάγωσ-ι, 3. pL 2. a. subj. act. of φάγω, 
 2. a. εφα,γον. 
 
 Φάε, Ion. for εφοίε, 3. sing, imperf. act. of 
 φάω, to shine. 
 
 Φοί,εύων, ovroi, sinning, refulgent ; aii epithet 
 of tlie sun; the planet Jupiter. From φάω, 
 to shine. ,^ .»νχ»<^-κ . 
 
 ΦαεΙνει, 3. sing, pres, of φαε^ω, the same 
 as the Th. φάω, to shine. 
 
 Φα.είνΌμίνο;, part. pres. OH. of the sa?ne Th. 
 and 
 
 Φαεινά;, vi, ov, brilliant, shining ; dat. sing, 
 ψαεινω. Th. φάω, to shine. 
 
 Φαείνω, the same as φάω, to shine, to glitter. 
 
 Φκεννα vectras. Dor. for φα,ενν'ή vnffo;^ a shin- 
 ing island. For φαιννο;, ου, by Poet, and Ar. 
 give dialect, for φχανο;• compar. φαεννοτεξο;, 
 superl. φχεννότοίτο;, more, and most shining. 
 
 Φαεννο;, h, ov, shining, brilliant, pohshed ; 
 evident, clear, manifest. 
 
 Φαεσ•Ίμζοοτο;, ου, ό κ,οί) h, bringing light to 
 men ; shining on men. From φάω, to shine, 
 and βξοτος, a mortal, a man. 
 
 ΦμεσφοξΙα,, a,;, it, light, illumination. From 
 
 Φαεσφόξο;, ου, ό, bringing light ; the day 
 
 star, Lucifer. From φάο;, fo;, το, light fTk. 
 φάω, to shine,) and φίξω, p. m. τεφοξα, to bring. 
 
 ΦοίζάλΫ], 'ή;, y), a malady which attacks those 
 ivho sail on the Red sea. 
 
 Φάζω, to speak. From φάω, whence φνιμ), 
 to say. There, is also 
 
 Φάζω, to kill ; as also σφάζω. From φάω, 
 the same. 
 
 Φά6t,pres. imperat. of φ^μί. Th. φάω, the 
 same. 
 
 Φα.Ίακ,ε;, ol, the Phseacians, a nation or i)Co• 
 pie. 
 
 Φα/αξ/ν, dat. jil. of the j^receding. 
 
 Φci^^ιμ\fυr φαί^ιμε, voc. sing, of φα,Ί^ιμο;. 
 
 Φαϊ^ίμόεις, otffccc, όεν, the satne as 
 
 Φαί^ϊμο;, ου, ό κα,} h, illustrious ; illuminat- 
 ed. From Th. 
 
 ΦΑΙΑΡΟ'2, ξΆ, ζον, polished, clear, glitter- 
 ing, refulgent, gay, lively, manifest, clear. 
 From, φάω, to shine. 
 
 Φα,ίοξο;, ου, S, a proper name, Phsedrus^ 
 a writer of plays ; a disciple also of Plato. 
 
 Φαΐ^ξότη;, '/iro;, n, shining of the counte- 
 nance ; brightness ; gaiety ; hilarity ; and 
 
 Φοίΐ^οΌω, and φα,ι^ρύνω, to make bright or 
 shining; to exhilarate. From φα/Ιξος, which see, 
 
 Φα.;^ξύη(Τ^ΰίΐ, pres. inf. jms. of 
 
 Φαι^^νω, See Φα,ίύξόω, 
 
 Φα.ίΙω)ι, ovo;, ό, a p)roper name, Phaedon, or 
 Piisedo. 
 
 Φχί^,ν, r,;, pres. or 2. a. opt. act. of φημί, 
 to say ; 2. a. εφ'/ιν. Th. φάω, the same. 
 
 Φαίκανον, ου, το, (•^'Αγανον) a plant, rue. 
 
 ΦΑΓΚΑ2, and ΦΑΙΚΑ'2Ι0Ν, ου, ri, a 
 kind of white shoe or slipper, used by the Egyp- 
 tian and Athenian priests ; because φοαζον, i, e, 
 light. 
 
 Φχίκλγι, or φ'εκλ'Α, vi;, '/!, the lees or grounds 
 of boiled Avine. From the Latin, fsscuVd, lees. 
 
 ΦοίΐΆο;, white, shining, smooth, light, gay, 
 active, etScacious. From φάω, (ρ shine. 
 
 Φα,ιλ'ονη;, See Φα»νόλτ,;. 1. 1; i,3:! 
 
 Φοΰμεν, φοΰ'-ε, φχ7ίν, ρΐ. 2. α. opt. act. by 
 Sync. Alt. for φα,ίημ-ν, τιτε, vnrav, of φτ,μί^ 
 2. a. εφ9)ν. Th. φάω. 
 
 ΦοίΐναξίτΆ;, ου, ό, a propeo' nanie, Pbsena- 
 retes. 
 
 Φα1νΐθ\ Ion. for Ιφαΐνίτα, 3. sing, imperf. 
 m. of φχίνω,β ανω, p. ^εφαγκα, to appear. 
 
 Φαινίμιν, Ion, for φχίνειν, pres. inf. of φαίνα, 
 which see. 
 
 Φαινεσχετο, Ion. for ΙφΒίίνετο, 3. sing, im- 
 pel f in. of the same, unless a derivation from 
 φαιύ<τκομ.Λΐ is preferred. 
 
 Φούνετύίΐ, 3. sing. m. and in 3. pi. φα,ίνον- 
 τΆΐ, of φοι,ΐνομοίΐ, or φοίίνω, to appear. 
 
 Φαίνετο, 3. sing, invpef, m. Ion. 'f tlif 
 same verb. 
 
ΦΑΛ 
 
 9^ 
 
 ΦΑΝ 
 
 Φαίνοΐίτα, Dor. for <pamu(ruy jmrt. pres.f. g, 
 of φαίνω. 
 
 Φxίvoiτ\for (pa'tvotroy 3. sing. pres. opt. m. 
 ^ the same verb. 
 
 Φαινόλ'/]ς, φίνολ'/ι;, φαιλόνπ!, <pa,iXUr/iSy and 
 φίλύν/ι;, ου, ο, the Roman pa?nula, a cloak 
 with a hood, worn ivheu it rained; so called 
 because φκίνιται 'όλος' 2. Tim. iv, 13,; others 
 however, suppose φαίλόνη? to be a case for books, 
 i, e. for carrying books when on a journey. Waldos 
 Lexic. It is suj>posed to be derived from the 
 Laiiii psenula. See Φίνβλ}??.] 
 
 Φαινο^/,ίνγτν, accus. sing. f. g. part. pres. m. 
 of φα'ινω. 
 
 Φα/νϋ(/.ίν'/ιφ(, by ParagOgeof<pi,for(pu.ivofx,irA, 
 dat.sing.f g. part. pres. in. of the sa/ne verb. 
 
 Φαινοτο;, gen. sing, of φα'αω•^. 
 
 ΦΑΓΝΩ, to bring to light; to show, declare, 
 indicate ; to liglit, to shine, give light to ; to 
 bring an information or complaint against ; 
 Isoc. c. Callim. p. 494, ed. Batlie;f. φχνω, j). 
 ττίφαγχα, 1. a. 'ίφψα, 2. a, ϊφα,νον, s?, £• pres. 
 7)1. φαίνομαι, to appear, to rise, to shine ; to 
 appear, to be, to seem ; to be denounced or 
 accused •, f.tn. φανοΖμαΐ'ρ. pas. τ'ιφαμ,μαι, and 
 Alt. •τ'ίφαδ•μ,αι, 2. a. ind. pas. φ&νω, is, ίϋ, 2. 
 f. pas. φαν/ισομ&ι, fj, trees. 
 
 Φαίνίϋ'ψ, ο•7Τος,ό, a proper name, Phaenops. 
 
 ΦΑΙΟ' 2, a, ov, brown, blackish, between 
 black and white. Hence Lat. faidus, a, urn. 
 
 Φαΐα-το;, a proj)er nanie, Fsestus. 
 
 ΦΑ'ΚΕΑΛ02, φάζίλο;, or σ-φακίλλος, ου, 
 ο, a bundle, Herod, iv. 64. 
 
 ΦΑΚΗ" (φακ.•/ι), or φακ'ή, ij;, h, a lentil ; 
 pottage, soup. 
 
 Φακοί, ου, ο, a raw lentil ; also an urn in 
 which the ashes of the dead were deposited ; a 
 dark spot or blemish in the eye ; a kind of 
 scalpel ; a wart, a pimple ; a part of the bri- 
 dle ; the sound of marble. From' φακή. 
 
 Φάλα, or φαλα, an ornament of a helmet ; 
 because φαλον, splendid, showy. 
 
 Φάλαγγα, nom. pi. and in, ace. pi. φάλαγ- 
 ly as, from 
 
 ΦΑΆΑΓΗ (φαλαγί), αγγος, '/„ a pha- 
 I lanx; proj)erly a particidar part, disposition, or 
 arrangement of the Macedonian armies; a 
 body of pikemen drawn up in deep array •, a 
 body of infantry •, a legion ; a tarantula ; a 
 plant good for the bite of a spider; the inflex- 
 ible part of tlie fingers j the beam of a balance; 
 φάλαγγΐί, the supports or stocks of a ship, or 
 the rollers used to convey a vessel to the Avater. 
 
 ΦΑΆΑΙΝΑ (φάλαινα), m, i, a miller •, a 
 moth, an insect of the butterfly species^ that 
 burns itself in the candle ; also a whale, Arist- 
 6ph. Vesp. 35. 
 
 ΦΑΛΑΚΡΟ' 2, ξα, ξον, bald; because having 
 φαλον, a white or shining, χ,άζα, head, or φαλον 
 Ιίχξον, a shining top, 
 
 Φα,λαχξίίυ, to make bald. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Φαλάχζωμχ^ ktos, t*, baldness. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Φαλανδος, bleached ; having wbite or grey 
 hair, hoary ; as if from φαλοζ, white, 
 
 Φαλαξα, τα, caparison, trappings, harness; 
 the seat; the reins. From φαλοί, because 
 shining. 
 
 Φαλα,ξΐς, )'^c;, o, a proper name, Phalaris. 
 See Pindar. Pyth. Od. p. 200, i. ver. 4, in 
 voce Κ.αυτήξ. 
 
 Φάλαροξ, Poet, for φαλγ]ζος, which see. 
 
 Φαλϊκ., ί, a proper name, indecl. Phaleg. 
 Heb. a river. 
 
 ΦκλΫΐζΐάω, to be white with foam. From, 
 φαλ'/ίξος. Th. φαλόζ. 
 
 Φαλτίξοί, ξα, ξον, white ; white with foam ; 
 also subst, the iron »f a helmet ; also a pro^^er 
 ■name, Phalerus. Th. φαλό;. 
 
 Φαλίττω, to dotfe ; to talk idly ; to be in se- 
 cond childhood. From φαλα;, hoar}'. 
 
 Φαλία-α-ομαί, to foam, to be white with foam, 
 Th. φαλό;. 
 
 Φαλλϊκοζ, /;, ov, relating to the Phallus; T^ 
 Φαλλικά, tlie Piiallic songs, Aristot. Poet. 
 
 ΦΑΑΟ'2 (φ^λοζ), >i, ov, wiiite, shining ^ bril- 
 liant, polished; as if from φάο;, so;, το, light. 
 Jhit 
 
 ΦΑΆ02 (φαλο;], ου, ο, the cone or top of a 
 helmet, lohere tlie plume is placed. 
 
 Φαλννίο, to polish, to make bright or shining. 
 From φαλό;. 
 
 Φαλΰσσομαι, Hesych. to surround ; to des- 
 troy, break, bruise. 
 
 Φάμα, a;, a. Dor. for φ^ιμνι, yi; vi, fame, report. 
 
 ΦαίΔν, 1 ; j)l. pres. ind. of φ-ζιμ], to say. Th, 
 φάω, tlie same. , 
 
 Φάμίνο;, part. 2. a. m. of φημ), 2. a. m, 
 ίφάμ'/ιν. Th. φάω. 
 
 Φαμ), Dor. for φγιμι. 
 
 Φαν, Ba^ot. by Sync, for ϊφασαν, or %φνα•Λν^ 
 3. pi. impeif. or 2. a. of φτιμί. Th. φάω^ the 
 same. 
 
 Φάναι, pres. inf. of φνιμί. But 
 
 Φαναι, 1. a. inf. act. of φα'ινω. 
 
 Φανύ'/ιν, τι;, η, 2. a. opt. pas. and 
 
 Φανύ;, ivTo;, in f g. φανίΤα-α, tj;, n, jmrt, 
 2. a. pas. cf φαίνω, f ανω, j). τίφαγκα, to ap- 
 pear ; jyerf pas. ^τίφαγμαι, 2. a. pas. ίφάνην, p. 
 7n. ^ίφ' /jva, 
 
 Φάν-ν, JEol. or Baot.for Ιφάν^ο-α», 3. ;;/.2. 
 a. pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Φάνίξό;, ξά, ξον, clear, manifest, evident, open; 
 celebrated, illustrious, renowned. Th, φαίνω, 
 to appear. 
 
 Φa.vίoόω,f. ύσω, p. -νιφανΐξωκα, to manifest, 
 declare, make plain, show, discover, make pub- 
 lic ; 1.0. imperdt. φανίοωσον, άτω' pres. pas. 
 φανίξόομαι, οΖμαι, perf. pas. ^ίφανίξωμαι, σαι, 
 ται, 1. a. pas. Ιφανίοωίίίν, From φανίοο;, 
 xvhich see. 
 
 Φανΐξω;, adv. manifestly, clearly, openly, pub- 
 licly. From φανίξό;. 
 
 Φαν'ίξωσι;, εως, 'h, manifestation ; a declaring, 
 publishing. From φανζζόω. 
 
 Φανίξωπξά, nam. pi. n. g. compar. of φχ. 
 νΐζοί,- whi^h W<3^^ S'i^o' ■ 
 
ΦΑΡ 
 
 846 
 
 ΦΑΡ 
 
 Φάνίο-χί, Ion. for ϊφανίΊ, 3. smg. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of φα,ίνω, 
 
 Φάνί], Ion. for Ιφάνίΐ, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. pas. 
 
 Hut 
 
 ' Φανί, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. pas. of φαίνω, to 
 appear. 
 
 Φαν/ΐ'/ι, bi/ /Pleonasm of -/i, for φχνν. 
 
 Φανιτ,μίνΰίΐ, Dor. for ψα,νΐίναί, 2. α. inf. J^as. 
 of φαίνω, u'hich see. 
 
 Φα,ν^ίνΆ», See Φα,νγ,μιναι. 
 
 Φαννίί, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. pas. of φαίνω, 
 which see. 
 
 Φαντ,σίται, 3. sing. 2. f pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Φαν/,τω, 3. sing. 2. a. imperat. pas. and 
 
 Φα>όζ)ί, pnrtJ 1'. a. pas. of φαίνω, 1. a. pas. 
 Ιφάνθτ,ν, to appear. 
 
 ΦανβΤϋΐ.•ί, ίωζ, ο, for ΤΙανοτην?, of the city 
 
 Φανοζ, oZ, 0, a lantern, lamp, torch ; also the 
 sun, the moon. ΤΛ. φαίνω, to shine, 2. a. 
 (φανΰν. 
 
 Φαντάζω, f άσω, p. 'Χΐφάντα.χ,α, to cause to 
 appear •, to show ; to appear ; to be seen in a 
 dream or vision ; to conceive an image or ap- 
 pearance in the mind ; to imagine, contemplate ; 
 to oiFer one's self to be seen : in pas. to be seen ; 
 to be accused or denounced : ohTi ia φχντά- 
 ζειτίαι, and does not suft'er (them) to be \'ain or 
 haughty, or to display themselves in a A'ain 
 manner, Herod, vii, 10. -, ])arl. pres. pas. n. g 
 ψανταζόμΐνον, an appearance, vrhat appears ; 
 "^perf. ind. pas. •ηφάντασ-μ,αι, cat. Th. φαίνω, 
 to appear, to show.] 
 
 Φαντασία, αξ, 'h, a Aision, an apparition ; an 
 abstract form ; a lively idea or image in the 
 mind of any thing not present ; imagination ; 
 fai^tas}', whim, caprice ; vain show, pomp, pa- 
 rade ; 0^50 splendor, dignit}-, magnificence ; 
 perception, knowledge; οντω; uc φα,ντασίαν io- 
 y^o^'Ja, oTi, Arr'uin. Epict. I. iii. 21, in this 
 manner we arri\"e at knowledge, because ; ayul 
 'hio φαντασίαν αγοίων τοί-7, for which reason 
 they offer a show of Avild beasts, Polt/b. I. v. j). 
 911. From φαντάζω. 
 
 Φαντασια-Λατίω, ^i,f. ήσω, to indulge in vain 
 imaginations, and vex one's self with them. 
 From the preceding and κ,Όχο;. 
 
 Φάντασμα, ατός, το, a phantasm, an appari- 
 tion, a spectre ; a prodigy. From perf pas. 
 of φαντάΖ,ω. 
 
 Φαντ), Dor. fr φκσ), 3 2)1. pres. ind. of φη- 
 μ'ι. Th. φάω, the same. 
 
 Φανωσι, 3. id. 2. a. suhj. pns. of φαίνω. 
 
 Φάο, Ion. and Poet. for 'ίφανο, 2. sing. 2. a. 
 m. of φτ,μ), 2. a. ίφ^,ν, 2. a. m. Ιφάμην. 
 
 φάο;, ios, TO, light, day, sunrist;, daybreak ; 
 the eye, φά-/;, tiie eyes ; life, safety ; victory, 
 joy, succour ; also an expression (f tenderness, 
 like mea lux, my dear. From φάω, to shine. 
 
 ΦΑ'ΡΑΓΗ 'ίφαοαγί), γγοζ, h, a guif, pit; 
 a precipice ; an opening or chasm: μ valley, bc- 
 tause in it φαίνζται ρνιγμχ,' inoxQ appears a 
 breach or broken earth. 
 
 Φαξάω, indeclin. a piroper name, Pharaoh, 
 Heb. aA'enging. 
 
 Φαξίίσσί, dot. pi. Ion. and Poet, and 
 ΦαξίΤ, dat. sing, of φάξοζ, ίο;, το, which see. 
 ΦαξΙ;, ό, indecl. a proper name, Phares. 
 Heb. a breach. 
 
 ΦΑΡΕ'ΤΡΑ, «5. 'h, a quiver, a case to hold 
 arrows. From φίρω and τξύω, because it car-, 
 ries weapons to inflict wounds. 
 
 ΦαξίΤξίων, ωνος, ο. Poet, for φαοίτξα, which 
 see. 
 
 Φαξίτξ'/ιν, acc. sing. Ion. of φαζΊτξα. 
 ΦΑΡΙΚΟ'Ν (φα^ί-Λον), ου, TO, a kind of 
 poison. 
 
 Φαξίσαΐος, ου, ό, a Pharisee. Heb. interpret- 
 ing, because they interpreted the Scriptures. 
 ΦΑΡΚΓ2, no;, Yi, a wrinkle. 
 Φαζμαζίία, a;, 'h, pharmacy ; the act of 
 poisoning ; the act of healing or administering 
 medicines ; a medicine ; a poison. From φαξ- 
 μα-Αΐΰω, to use medicines or poison. 
 
 Φαξμάχίί;, io;, o, a sorcerer, a poisoner ; an 
 apothecary ; and 
 
 Φαξμακ,ίύω, to poison, use poison ; to use 
 the arts of a sorcerer ; to prejiare or administer 
 ■ medicines ; to season j to stain or die ; and 
 Φαζμαχίζ, ^o;, h, a sorceress, a female poi- 
 soner ; and 
 
 Φαξμαχ,όίΐ;, όζσιτα, oiv, medicinal, prepared 
 as a medicine ; poisoned ; all from 
 
 ΦΑ'ΡΜΑΚΟΝ (φα^μάκον), ου, το, a medi- 
 cine, a poison, a drug ; asfφ^ζωv ακο;, or αχ^ο;, 
 bringing relief, or bringing pain. 
 
 Φαζμχκο'τω?.^;, ου, ο, an apothecary ; a sel- 
 ler of drugs or m.edicines. From the preceding, 
 and •7τωλ'ίω, to sell. 
 
 Φαζμάκ,ο;, ου, ό, a poisoner, a magician. 
 ΦaζμciκΌω,f. ωσω. Poet, to compound medi- 
 cines, drugs, poisons; to purge a sick person; 
 to stain or aye. From φά.ξμα.κ,ον. 
 
 Φαξμάσσω, and -ττω, to adulterate or mix 
 with poisons ; to injure with poisons ; to colour ; 
 to dip iron in cold water. From the same. 
 
 ΦΑ~Ρ02, or ΦΑ'Ρ02 (φάζοί), εβί, το, an 
 outside garment ; a mantle or cloak, a gown ; 
 a veil for the head ; us if from φίξω. 
 
 Φάξο;, ou, or ή, the Pharos, a very high 
 tower near Alexandria, giving light to mariners 
 at night ; any light-house. 
 
 Φ&,ξΌω, or άφχξόω, to plough or till the 
 ground. i'esych. φάοο;, άξοσι;, ploughing, 
 tilling ; φαξοΖν, άοοτξίαν, to plough, to till. 
 
 Φάοσο;, ίο;, το, a veil, a covering, an envel- 
 ope ; a district, a region ; a part or piece, a 
 fragment; φάξσο; βότξυο;, part of a cluster or 
 bunch, Phaneas in Epigr. ap. Reiskium ; (2), 
 a feather or quill ; any thing shaped like a 
 iving ; (3), an axe, a halbert ; any instrument 
 luith two edges. Toup. in Suid. hi voce. Pro- 
 bably from φάξος. Hence 
 
 Φαξο-οφόξο;, ου, ό χα) '/>, a standard-bearer ; 
 From φάξσο;, το, which see. See also Φίξω. 
 
 ΦΑ'ΡΧΓΗ, (φαζυγΐ), υγγο;, ο or »,, the 
 throat, gullet. 
 
ΦΑΤ 
 
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 ΦΕΙ 
 
 Φάί, part. 2. α, act. from φημ), the same as 
 φάίϋ, to say. 
 
 Φάσγα,νον, ew, το, a knife, a sword •, also a 
 certain plant ; as if ιτφάγα-νον. From α-φάζω, to 
 kill. 
 
 Φαο-ί, Dor. and Ion. for ίφησι^ ^.smg.1. 
 a. act. of φ/ιμ), to say. " ,.']-,'' 
 
 Φαο-έΓί, Dor. for φ^σει;, 2. sing. 1./. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Φάα-ύα,ι, 2. a. inf. m. of the same. 
 
 Φoia■tlλβs,from the Latin, a Idncl of vessel, 
 a pinnace, galliot, galley ; a boat of an oblong 
 shape. Froin Phase/is, a town in Pamphylia, 
 where it is said they loere first invented. 
 
 Φκσ), 3, 2^1. pres. ind. ; bvt 
 
 Φα,σι, dat. pt. part. 2. a. act. φα;, άντο,-, of 
 φ'/ΐμί. Th. φάω. 
 
 Φα,ιπ&νο;, ov, ο, a pheasant. From Φάσΐζ, 
 the river Phasis. 
 
 Φοίο-ίν, 3. pL pres. ind. of φ'/ιμ), to say. 
 But 
 
 Φάα-ιν, acc. sing, of 
 
 Φαί-;?, εως, -h, utterance, diction ; a saying, 
 a proposition, aiFirmation, sentence, apothegm ; 
 a simple assertion ; also rumour, fimie, report, 
 renown •, a denunciation or accusation ; an in- 
 formation against ; a vision, dream ; apparition ; 
 the phasis of the moon, ^c. From φάω, to say, 
 ,and φαίνω, to appear. There are also 
 
 ΦαΛί, Phasis, the name of a river in Col- 
 chvi, and the name of a town in Scythia. , 
 
 Φάσχ,ε, 3. sing, imperf Ion. of φάσκ,ω, for 
 φημ), to say. Th. φάω, the same. 
 
 Φάσκ,ονται, 3. pi. pres. pas. of 
 
 Φάσχω, to say, to say after, to repeat. See 
 Φάα -xu 
 
 Φάσομαί, Oor.for φήσομα,ι, l.y. m. of φνιμ), 
 to say. 
 
 ΦάίΤίτα, or Alt. -ττα^ m, h, a dove, pigeon, 
 ring-dove, culver ; any bird of the dove kind. 
 
 Φασσα,φΌνο;, ου, ο xat η, a killer of pigqons ; 
 a pigeon-hawk. From φάσσα, a pigeon, and 
 φίνω, p. m. ν'εφονα, to kill. 
 
 Φα<τω, its, it, Dor. for φήιτω, sis, £/, 1 .f. act. 
 of φγιμΊ. Th. φάω, to say. 
 
 Φάτί/οί, a., ov, that ought to be named or 
 told. Frojn 
 
 Φάτίΐί, ov, 0, loquacious, talkative ; a liar ; a 
 babbler, a boaster. From φάω. 
 
 Φα-/, Dor. for φ'/ισ), ivhich see. 
 
 Φοίτίζω, to say, tell, spread rumours or re- 
 ports ; to avow. From 
 
 Φάτΐξ, ius, h, a saying, opinion ; an oracle ; 
 glory, fame, celebrity ; a message ; an axiom. 
 From φάω. 
 
 ΦΑ'ΤΝΗ, ίίί, h, a stable or stall, a manger, 
 from φάγω, or -ττάω, because labouring beasts 
 eat there ; also the ceiling of a room ; the 
 hollow of the teeth. 
 
 Φα,τνοίο, u,f. ωσω, to construct in the shape 
 of a manger or crib : j). pas. ηφάννωμοίΐ. 
 Hence 
 
 Φάτνωμχ, ecros, το, the ceiling ; an opening 
 or port-hole in a ship^s side, through ivhich 
 
 darts and other missiles luere throion upon as- 
 sailants. 
 
 Φάτο, Ion. for ίφατο, 3. sing. 2. a. m. of 
 φα μ), to say, 2. α.ϊφκν. 
 
 Φατο;, «, ov, that ought to be told; cele- 
 brated ; slain. From φάω. 
 Φα-υζω, to fry. Hesych. 
 
 Φανλίζω, f ίίτω, p. pas. 'τίίφαΰΧισμαι, to 
 make little account of; to despise. Th, φαύ- 
 λος. 
 
 Φαίιλκτμα,, aro?, το, the same as 
 Φαυλισμο;, ου, ο, a laughing at ; derision, 
 scorn, contempt. From p. pas. of the pre^ 
 ceding verb. 
 
 Φχυλίίττζία., ας, η, a scornful or disdainful 
 woman. From the same verb. 
 
 ΦΑΤ~Α02, '/I, ov,from φοίΰξος, Dor. φΧαυ- 
 ςο;, ξκ, ξον, Att. depraved, wicked, bad, base, 
 vile ; feeble, small ; light, loose, frivolous, cow- 
 ardly ; corrupted ; in a good sense, simple, mo• 
 derate, easy, frugal ; opposed to difficult, extra- 
 vagant. 
 
 Φκνλοτάττίς, gen. si7ig.f.g. superl, of φαιΖ- 
 λοζ, compar. φανλάτίξο;, superl. φα.υΧΌτα,το;. 
 
 Φαυλοη^ζ, '/ίτος, '^, baseness, Λ■ileness; coward- 
 ice ; feebleness ; wickedness. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Φΰίύλωί, adv. wickedly, badly ; also gently, 
 moderately. From the preceding Th. 
 Φαΰοΰί,^)^ φαύλος, which see. 
 Φαυ(τΊζξοτος, ου, ο κ,οίϊ ίι, epithet of the Sun, 
 from φοιυί•ιν, i. e. φως, το7; βξοτοΤς φίξ-ιν, be•^ 
 cause he brings light to men ; or from φα,ύαν^ 
 i. e. φχΊναν Άΰά λάμταν, τοΊς βξοτο?;, because he 
 shines on men ; the same as φαζσίμζξοτος, used 
 by Homer. 
 
 Φαύα•4γγίί, or φαύα-τιγγες, spots on the legs 
 occasioned by the fire. From 
 
 ΦαΖσις, ιως, v\, light, shining, brightness ; 
 the act of shining or illuminating ; a signal 
 made with fire. From φάω, to shine. 
 Φαύω, to shine. From φάω, the same. 
 Φά•φ, φα,ξο;, ή, a bird of the dove kind ; Ζ χ 
 pigeon. From φίζομικι, because timid. 
 
 ΦΑΏ, Poet, to shine, sparkle, glitter; i> y 
 say ; to deprive of hfe, to kill. 
 
 Φ'ίζίΐτίαι, pres. i)f. m. of ,i 
 
 ΦΕ'ΒΟΜΑΙ, to fear, be afraid ; also to ile ?. 
 J), m. τίφο^οί. 
 
 ΦίζωμΛβοί, l.pt.pres. subj. m. of φίζομαι. 
 ΦΕΤΓ02, ios, TO, light, splendoui-, brigl it- 
 ness ; Hfe. From φάω. 
 
 Φiyγω,f ξω, to illuminate ; to mg,ke bri^ jht 
 or shining. From the preceding. j 
 
 Φεί^ίο, pres. imperat. m. Ion. for φεί^ου, tf 
 ΦΕΓΔΟΙΜΑΙ, to spare, pardon ; to use 
 sparingly, to abstain, to refrain from ; to be un- 
 willing; with gen. ; 2rres. inf. m. φεΐ^ε76oίι,f. ion. 
 φείδομαι, Ά, εται, 1. a. m. εφεισαμην, ω, . at re, 
 1. a. std)J. m. φε'κτωμαι, >?, «τα/, part. pres. >, m. 
 φίΐάόμενοξ. 
 
 ΦειΙομενωξ, adv. sparingly, sneakingly, , |)iti- 
 fully, penuriously. From part. ni. of the j^)re- 
 cedhig. 
 
ΦΕΡ 
 
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 ή>ΕΡ 
 
 Φΐΐ^ω, όοζ, ν, parsimony, frugality ; the act 
 of forgiving, clemency ; care, providence, fore- 
 sight. From Th. φιί^ομα.ί. 
 
 Φίΐ^ωλνι, rii, hy the same; also a miserly 
 woman. From 
 
 Φί/^&ιλβί, 9), ay, and -ου, ό κ,/χ.) τι, sparing, par- 
 simonious, frugal, economical, miserly ; tem- 
 perate. From, llie same. 
 
 Φί/ίτεταί, ?>. sing. l-f. mid. of the same. 
 
 Φζισμοντί-, ίί, 'h, parsimonj", frugality', econo- 
 my ; clemency, mercy, pity. From the same. 
 
 Φίΐα-ϊυν, Phison, according to some the nver 
 Ganges is so called in Hebrew. 
 
 Φίλγύνίϋ, to trifle; to play the fool. Pro- 
 hahli/ from φχνλον. Hesych. 
 
 ΦΕΛΛΕΤ'Σ, ίως, ό, a rochy place at 
 Athens ; any rough, rocky place. 
 
 ΦΕΛΛΟ' 2, ov, 0, baik ; cork, the cork 
 tree. 
 
 Φενα,χίζω,/. ϊσ•Μ, to deceive, to impose on, 
 to play the fool witli, to mock. 
 
 ΦΕ'ΝΛ5, ay.a;, ό, a liar, deceiver, impos- 
 tor, quack, cheat. 
 
 Φίνόλη;, ου, β, Ά book-case, according to the 
 Fdymologicon Magnum, following Suidas. But 
 see Φαινόλ'/,;. 
 
 ΦΕ'ΝΟ, /). m. τΐίφονΆ, to kill, to slay. 
 
 Φί^α/, ων, al, a town in Thessaly, Pherae. 
 
 Φίξζ'ίμιν, jyres. inf. Ion. for φ'ίζζζιν• and 
 
 ΦΕ'ΡΒίΙ, f. -φω, p. φχ, to feed, nourish ; 
 m mid. to feed, eat; to dwell, reside ; ^n 7n. 
 ντ'ί^ροοζϋΐ,' as if from φίξω and βίος. 
 
 Φϊα, pres. imperat. act. of φίξω. 
 
 Φίξίγγνο;, ov, c κοί) '/>, fit or suitable for any 
 thing ; a sufficient surety. Fro7n φίξω and 
 iyyii-A, a pledge or promise. 
 
 Φίξϋί, ih 2. and 3. sing, pres, ind, of φίοω, to 
 bear. 
 
 Φίξίκ'λ.ο;, ου, ο, a j^roper name, Phe- 
 reclus. 
 
 ΦίοίΐΛζν, Ion. for φίξίΐν, pres. inf. of 
 φίξω. 
 
 ■ Φίξίοικος, ου, ο χ,α) '/ι, carrying its house ; epi- 
 thet if a snail, ^x. From φίξω and olxos, a 
 house. 
 
 ΦίξίΤΓονο;, ου, ο xou h. Poet, enduring la- 
 bours, troubles, afflictions. From φίξω and 
 'z'ovos, ου, 0, ΊΊι. "τίνομ&ι, p. m. ^ri'^ovoc, to 
 labour. 
 
 Φίξίσ-ζίοί, ου, ό KCii h, vivifying, giA'ing life ; 
 fructifying, as the sun; fertile, as the earth, 
 l^rom φίξω and βίο;, ου, ό, life. 
 
 Φίξ-σκ,ον, imperf act. Ion. for ίφίξον, of φί. 
 Pit, to bear. 
 
 Φίξίίτσακίαί, acc. pi. of 
 
 Φίοίίτα-α,κ'/ΐί, iosf ό κοά h, carrj'ing or bearing 
 .a shield. From φίξω and <τύκβξ, lo;, το, a 
 sh kid. Th. (τάττω, to load. 
 
 Φiξίr,Ion.for^φίoί^7ω,i^. sing, imperf . jias. 
 a7i d 
 
 Φίξίταί, 3. sing. pres. pas. of φίξω, %vhich 
 see,. 
 
 «.ti^eTgov, ov, TO, a bier, a coffin ; a litter. 
 Fru vi φίξω. 
 
 Φίξ'/!, 3. sing. pres. subj. act. of the verb pre. 
 
 ceding. 
 
 Φίξκττος, the best, superl. from φίξω. 
 
 Φίξνη, 55ί, ii, the portion which a wife brings 
 her husband. From φίξω. 
 
 Φiξvίζω,f. ϊσ-ω, to endow, give a dowr}'^, 1. 
 a. Ιφίξνισ-χ,. From the preceding. 
 
 Φίξοίίν, 3. pi. pres. opt. act. and 
 
 Φίξοιιτα, ex.;, a. Dor. for φίξουσα, jyart. pres. 
 f. g. and 
 
 Φίξόμίύίν, j^oLfor φΐξόμζβα, 1. pi. pres. ind. 
 jyas. and 
 
 Φίξόμισθα, Poet, for φΐξόμιΰα, 1, pi. pres, 
 pas. a?id 
 
 Φίξονπ, nom. dual, φίξοντο:.;, acc. ju. part, 
 l^res. act. and 
 
 Φίξοντι, Dor. for φίοουσ:, 3. p)l. pres, ; all 
 from φίξω. 
 
 Φίξουα-κ, 7ί;, 'h, ^mrt. pres. f. g. of the same. 
 Also the name of a nymph. 
 
 Φίξουο-ιν, 3. ^)Λ pres. ind. of φίξω. 
 
 ΦίξΤίφόνχ, a;, h, Proserpine. Dor. and ^oL 
 for ΐΐίξσ-ίφόν'/ι• called also ΤΙζξσζφΌνιιχ,, and 
 Τίίξα•ιφύ,α-!Τα. ' 
 
 Φίξτάτο;, ά'Τ'/ι, ατον, and φίξηο-τος, the 
 strongest ; most powerful, most robust ; most 
 excellent ; sitperlat. from φίξω. 
 
 Φίξπ, by Sync, for φίξίτζ, 2. pi. imperat. of 
 φζξΜ, 
 
 Φίξτίξο;, ίξα, ΐξον, cojupar. properly, able to 
 carry more ; stronger, more robust ; more ex- 
 cellent, better, more useful. From φίξω, sw- 
 perl. φίξτχτο;. 
 
 Φίξτισ-το•., See Φίΰτχτο;. 
 
 ΦΕ'ΡΠ, to bring, cany ; to lead or con- 
 duct ; to plunder, ravage, pillage ; to bear, bring 
 forth, produce ; to bear, support, endure ; to 
 gain, obtain, receive ; to grant, to give ; to 
 pay ; to create or appoint ; to concern, serve 
 to, or relate to •, udth s/'j or Ij, It), and τξο;, to 
 belong to, to tend towards ; it borrows its 
 tenses from ο'Ιω, Ινίγχω, Ινύκ,ω, and ίνίχ;ω, tnz. 
 from οίω, f. ο"κϊω' from Ινίγκω, I, a. Hviyxot, 
 for '/jvzy^it, 2. a. ηηγκον from ίνύχω, 1. a. 
 iivztxa, for r'vii^a, 2. a. ^vhkov, 1. a. m. '/ίνζιχ,ά- 
 μτ,ν, for ^νίί^άμ'/ιν, p. '/ΐναχ^α, p. jyas. τία/γμοα, 
 1. a. pas. '/ivi'i;^^y:v' from Ινί^^ω, 2. a. '^ζχον^ 
 Att. ίνίίνζχ;ον, p. '/ίνίχα, Att. hmip^ec, l.f. pas. 
 ίνζχ^6γ,(ίομα.ι, p. 2^as. ηνίγμαι, Att. ϊν^νιγμαι, 1. 
 a. 2^a.s. τ,'Λχ6ν>ν, p. m. ηνοχ^α,, Alt. ϊν/ινοχ,α.• im- 
 perf. ϊφίξον, is, s, 1. a. imperat. act. ϊηγχ,ον^ 
 Άτω, 1. α. inf. act. hiyxui, part. 2. a. Ινίγχων, 
 od<roi, ov, 1. a. hf. mid. iviyx.affi»t' ϊφζξον yko 
 αλλ^ιλουί, they committed depredations upon or 
 pillaged one another, Thucyd. i, 7 ; ίίγζιν χα.) 
 φίξίΐν, to pillage a country, the first of tvhick 
 u'ords is applied to living things, which are 
 driven, and the latter, to inanimate objects, which 
 are carried away. See Lurcher's and Sclnveigh. 
 Herod, vi, 90. Hence per ha j)S the English | 
 
 tOOrd TO BEAR.] ^ 
 
 Φίοων, rjffx, ov, part. pres. of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
ΦΗΜ 
 
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 ΦΘΑ 
 
 ΦΕΤ~ alas ! ah ! strange ! ^c» an inter- 
 jection expressing dislike, grief, admiration ; 
 as if from φίζω, to be afraid. 
 
 Φίνγον, Ion, for εψίνγον, iviperf act. of 
 φίύγω, to flee, which see. 
 
 Φεύγοντί, Dor. for φιύγοιχη, S.pl. pres. and 
 
 ΦίνγόντΛίν, Alt. for φίυγίτωο-βίν, 3. J)l. pres. 
 imperat. act. and 
 
 Φίύγουσ•χι, nom. pi. and φίυγούβ-νις, gen. sing, 
 j)art. pres. act.f. g. and 
 
 Φίύγουσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. ; all from 
 
 ΦΕΤ'ΓΩ, f. ξω, p. m. Τίφινγκ,, for τίφυ- 
 yx, οίζ, ζ, to flee, escape ; to avoid, decline ; to 
 hold in aversion, to reject ; to be unwilling ; 
 to desist from ; to go into exile, to be banished ; 
 to rout, to put to flight ; to be accused or to be 
 guilty of a crime ; to denounce, to inform 
 against ; to desert any one ; (perhaps from 
 φίζω, as if φίγΰϋ) 1. f. mid. φίύ^ομα,ι, 2. a. 
 ind. act. ϊφϋγον part. pres. φ^ύγων, an accused 
 person, a defendant in a suit ; ψεύγαν atnQila,?, 
 Plat. Apol. Sacr. § 24, to be accused of im- 
 piety ; φεύγω ά,το τ'^ς κ.ξί<ηωί, Matt, xxiii, 33, 
 to be discharged from or to avoid judgment.] 
 
 Φίυκτίοξ, ία, iov, that should be avoided j de- 
 testable ; verbal adj. from the preceding. 
 
 Φίυκτος, h, ov, that may be avoided, that 
 should be avoided ; execrable. From the same. 
 
 Φΐυκτων, gen. 2^1. of φευκτόζ. 
 
 Φενξη, 2. sing.f mid. Dor. of φεύγω. 
 
 Φευξιμοξ, ο κ,κ) h, from whom one should 
 fly ; that may be escaped ; to whom one may 
 fly. From 
 
 Φίν|/ί, εωι, 'h, flight. From φεύγω. 
 
 Φεύ\ο(Λα,ι, f. m,. of φεύγω. 
 
 ΦΕ'ΤΑΛ02 {φε^οίΧοί), ου, ό, a spark, 
 fire, light ; as if φάοζ -φόλου, the light of flame. 
 
 Φε-φοί^όω, ω, to cause to sparkle ; to burn. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Φί?, Ion. for εφ'/ι, 3. nng. imperf. or 2. a. 
 ind. act. but 
 
 Φγ, 3. sing.- 2., a» subj. act. of φημί. From 
 φάω, to say. 
 
 Φιηγίΐΐζ, a proper name, Phegeus. 
 
 φγιγίίνοζ, Ivvi, tvav, made of beech wood. From 
 
 ΦΗΓΟ' 2, οΰ, 'h. Dor, φαγο;, a beech -tree. 
 From φαγεΐν, because anciently men used to eat 
 its nuts. 
 
 Φνιγω, not used, to eat ; whence 2. a. εφίχ,γον. 
 
 Φ>ί>7, by Pleonasm, of 9i,for φγ, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 subj. of φγΐ(Αΐ. Th, φάω, to say. 
 
 Φνλ'ίω, and ~όω, a, to deceive, to impose 
 upon. Th. φΐίλοξ. 
 
 Φίίλίίξ, νκοί, ο, an impostor, a deceiver ; a 
 fig which seems ripe, but is not. Front φΐ^λοξ. 
 
 Φ'Λλήτγΐζ, ου, ο, an impostor, a deceiver jai 
 thief. From φηΧεω. 'λ<. λ 
 
 Φ»?λί5τ»7Λ, (others read in the same sense φι- 
 Xftr^fft) dat. pi. Ion. of φηΧνιτνίζ. 
 
 Φ55λ/ξ, ο, a iiroper name, Felix, Latin. 
 
 ΦΗ~Λ02, ου, ο, a cheat, a deceiver; false. 
 
 - ΦΤίμα,ι, nom. pi. of 
 
 Φ^μη, VIS, h, and Dor. φάμα, as, vi, fame ; 
 renown ; a report, a rumour ; the opinion 
 
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 which is entertained of any one ; I'eputatioii ; 
 an omen, presage, or portent ; an oracle ; a 
 prediction ; when joined with ovεϊξos, ονϋξ, Ινίί- 
 Tvfov, or when it is to be understood with them, it 
 sigtidfies the prediction or foreboding of a dream. 
 Larch. Herod, i, 43 ; Isocr. Evag. 79.• id. 
 Patt. ; Xen. Memorab. i, § 3.] 
 
 Φτ^μ}, f. φήσω, to say, assert, affiim, declare, 
 pronounce, assent; 2. a. εφ'/ιν.' Th. φάω. 
 
 Φ'/ιμ'^ζω,f Ισω, and ί'ξω, to say, divulge, cel- 
 ebrate, boast, predict. From 
 
 Φγιμις, vi, the same as φήμ•», which see. 
 Φίν, (pii, φ^, Ion. for εφνιν, yis, n, imperf. or 
 2, a. of φνιμ), to say. 
 
 Φγινοι,ι, 2. a. inf. of the same verb. Put 
 Φγνοίΐ, Att.for φαναί, 2. a. inf. of φαίνω. 
 ΦΗ'ΝΗ, 91S, h, an eagle, an osprey. 
 Φνίξ, φ*ΐξο$, ό, any savage beast ; centaur, gi- 
 ant, satyr, ^ol. or Ion. for Β-^ξ. 
 
 ΦΗ'ΡΕΑ, ων, τά, swellings and tensions of 
 the sinews round the ears. Hippocrates. '' 
 
 Φ'/ΐξίι, 5ji, ri, the name of a country, Phere. 
 Φΐ}ζ05, the food of the ancient deities, Hesyck. 
 Φτίξίτίν, dat. pi. of φ^ξ, which see. 
 Φ' /is, 2. sing. pres. ind. ; but 
 Φί?, Ion. for εφ' /is, 2. sing, hnperf. or 2. a, 
 Att. and 
 
 Φ>?ί, 2. sing. 2. a. subj. and 
 ΦΫκτειε, j^Eol. for φνκται, 3. sing.. 1. a. opt. 
 and ' \ ti• 
 
 Φ'ή<τεΐ5, 2. sing. 1 . f. ind. act. of φημ), to- 
 say. -' 
 
 Φ^α•ύοί, Ion. and jEoI. by Paragogefor εφτ^ζ» 
 2. sing, imperf. or 2. a. ind. of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 Φτιβ•), 3. sing. pres. ind. Put 
 Φγσι, Ion. by Paragogefor φ^, 3. sing. 2. a. 
 subj. of the same verb. 
 
 Φ>ϊ<Γτβ?, ου, ο, a proper name, Festus. Latin. 
 Φ^σ•ω, l.f. of φάω, or φημ), to say. 
 ΦΗ'ΤΡΗ, a?, h, a tribe ; for φξ'^τξτι, which 
 see. .-^ 
 
 Φύα,ίνιν, 2. a. opt. afφύyιμ^, or φθάνω, which see. 
 Φθάμίνο5, part. 2. a. m. of the same verb. 
 Φΰαν, Poeot.for φβγιιτοίν, Ion. for εφβηναν, 3. 
 l>l. 2. a. ind. of φύνίμ^ or φθάνω. 
 
 Φθάνοίί, pres. irf. of φίτ,μι, or for φύγινχι, 2. 
 a. inf. of 
 
 ΦΘΑ'ΝΩ (φύάνω), f. φ6ά<τω, p. εφθακα, to 
 anticipate ; to get the start of, to do any thing 
 before another ; to get, obtain, bring about ; 
 before an infinitive, to be able •, ου φθάνω, I can- 
 not ; 1. a. εφθαβ-Λ, 1. a. subj. φθάσ-ω, γί, γ, 2. 
 a. εφθϊ)ν (from φθημι), 2. a. m. εφθαμην 
 hence part. 2. a. m. φθάμενο5• ου φθάνω.... 
 ; »«/, as soon as, immediately ; ου φθάνει εναγό- 
 μενοι a iV'Tfli, κα) ευθυι όμοιο; iffr) vols άχ,αύάζ- 
 Tots, Xenoph. de Re Equestri, as soon as the 
 horse is led forth, he seems like those that are 
 not cleaned. See Markl. ad Eurip, Suppl. 
 1219. It is used to express celerity. Ουκ αν 
 φθάνοΐζ, it is ; it must be ; you cannot avoid ; 
 sometimes, immediate!)''. 
 
 Φθΰίζε)$ί ivros, partf 2. a. pas. of φύείρω, to 
 
ΦΘΕ 
 
 «50 
 
 ΦΘΙ 
 
 corrupt, f. φ^ξα, p. ίφίαξχα, 2. a. 'ίφ^αξον, 2. 
 ο. pas. ϊφύά,ξνιν. 
 
 Φάάξΰι, by Sync, for φίάξύηη, I. a. imperat. 
 pas. of φ6ύξω, f. ίξω, 2>• 1^(^S. ϊφ^αςμ»!, ffai, 
 'Tui, l.a. jms. Ιφύάξύι^ν. 
 
 Φίαξμα,, ατός, το, any thing corrupt; cor- 
 ruption ; a corrupt man ; a public pest. From, 
 
 φ6ύξω. 
 
 Φθκξτοξ, h, ov, corruptible, corrupt, perish- 
 able, mortal. Froyn 3. sing. p. i)as. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Φβας, part. 2. a. act. of φθίόμι^ or φθάνω, 
 which see. 
 
 Φβάσας, αντοξ, and in acc. φθάίταντα,, part. 
 1 . a. act. of the same. 
 
 Φύά,άω, \.f. ind. act. and 
 
 ΦΜσωμίν, 1. pi. 1. a. subj. of φθάνω, which 
 see. 
 
 Φθ'ίγγίτ, Ion. for Ιφθίγγίτο, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. τη. and 
 
 Φθ'εγγβιθ', Ion. for φθίγγοιτο, 3. sing. opt. 
 m. of 
 
 ΦΘΕΤΓΟΜΑΙ, /. m. φθίγξομχ,, p. pas. 
 εφόίγμαι, to give a sound ; to speak, to shout ; 
 to utter, to declare, to cry, to creak ; used also 
 for the cries of animals ; p. m. εφθογγα. 
 
 Φ6'ίγγόνθ\ Ion. for Ιφθίγγοντο, 3. pi. im- 
 perf. of φβίγγομχί, which see. 
 
 Φβίγμκ, ocros, ro, sound, voice, speech, a 
 word. From φθίγγομαι. 
 
 Φόίγξαμίνω, dat. sing. part. I. a. m,. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Φθίγζ,ίΤται, Dor. for 
 
 Φθίγξίται, 3. sing. 1. f. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Φθίγζγ, Dor. for φθίγξ'^, 2. sing, of the 
 same tense and verb, 
 
 Φθύμνιν, uo, ί7το, pres. opt. m. or pas. or 2. 
 fl. opt. m. ofφθrιμ^. 
 
 Φθίίομίν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. act. of φθτιμι, or 
 φθάνω, to anticipate, 2. o. ϊφθην, 2. a. subj. 
 φθω, sji, γ, and Ion. φθ'ζω, *js, '/„ Poet, φθίίω, 
 9IS, >7, 1. pi. φθύωμζν, and Poet, by Systole φθίί- 
 ομιν. 
 
 Φθΐϊξ, ξος, ο, a louse ; vermin ; a very fat 
 fish ; a serpent ; the middle of the helm ; the 
 fruit of the pine. From φθίίξω. 
 
 Φθίίξίη, 3. sing. pres. sub;, act. of φθίίξω, to 
 corrupt. 
 
 Φθίίξΐ&σΐζ, iui, rt, the lousy disease. 
 
 Φθuξιάω,f. άσω, to swarm with lice. From 
 φθύξ. 
 
 Φθίΐξίζω,' and φθίΐζίζομχί, to hunt for lice; to 
 be bitten by lice. From the same. 
 
 ΦθίΙξουίτι, 3. ;>/. pres. ind. φθύξω/η, 3. pi. 
 pres. subj. of φθείξω. 
 
 Φθείξοφαγίω, to e^t lice. From φθε)ξ and 
 φάγω. 
 
 Φθείξω,f. εξω, εΙς, «Γ, p. εφθαξκα,, to corrupt, 
 to infect, to vitiate, to spoil, to debauch, to de- 
 stroy, to violate, to harass, to lay waste, to kill, 
 to slay; 1. a. εφθαξκ, as, ε, 2. a. ϊφθαξον, ες, <• 
 φθε'ίξομα,ι, to go or come to one's ruin, to 
 perish ; φθείζου, an imprecation, analogous to 
 
 some of the many vulgar execfations in Eng- 
 lish ; 2. a. ind. pas. Ιφθάξνιν, νι?, *ι, 2. a. subj. 
 pas. φθα,ξω, γς, >J, j). pas. εφθα,ξμαι, σκι, τλι, 
 p. m. εφθοξκ. Th. φθ'εω. 
 
 ΦθεΊται, 3. sing. pres. pas. of φθ'εω, which 
 see. 
 
 Φθεξεΐ, 3. sing. 1 . f. act. of φθείξω, which 
 see. 
 
 Φθερρω, JEol. for φθείζω, f. φθίξσω, which 
 see. 
 
 Φθίξσει, 3. sing. I. f act. JEol. of the pre- 
 ceding verb. 
 
 ΦΘΕ' il,f νκίω, to corrupt, weaken, vitiate, 
 spoil, adulterate, destroy. 
 
 Φθ'εωμεν, Ion. for φθωμεν. See Φθύομεν. 
 
 Φθη, Ion. for εφθη, 3. nng. 2. a. ind. act. of 
 φθτιμι, or φθάνω, to anticipate, f. ά<τω, 2. a. 
 εφθκν. But 
 
 ΦθΫι, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. of the saine. 
 
 Φθ'^'ή, according to Eustathius, for φθαίη, 3. 
 sing. 2. a. opt. ; according to others, for φθ^, by 
 Pleonasm of »?, 2. a. subj. of φθΤιμ», or φθάνω, 
 to anticipate. 
 
 Φθ/ισε, Ion. for εφθησε, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. of φθη μι, or φθάω,f. ήο'ω. Th. φθάνω. 
 
 Φθ^ι, Ion. by Paragoge for φθν, 3, sing. 
 2. a. subj. from the same. 
 
 Φθνισομα,ι, and in 3. pi. φθνιβ-ονται, l.f. m. 
 From the same. 
 
 Φθΐα, ας, and Ion. -tn, >jj, vi, Phthia, α town, 
 in Thessalia, the country of Achilles. 
 
 Φθιμενοισι, dat. pi. of 
 
 ΦθΊ μένος, ου, corrupted, destroyed, killed ; 
 also lying ; setting ; dying, ending ; for εφθίμε- 
 νος, part. p. pas. Ion. by removing the aug- 
 ment and changing the accent ; or by Sync, for 
 φθ/ομενος, part. pres. pas. of φθίομαι, p. pas. 
 εφθίμαι, to be corrupted. 
 
 Φθαόκαξ-^ος, ου, ο και h. Poet, bearing fruit 
 no longer, having lost its fruit. From φθίνω, 
 (from φθ'ιω) and χαξ-τος, οϋ, ο, fruit. 
 
 Φθ^οτΓωξίνος, ν, ον, near the end of autumn, 
 wintry j withering, decaying ; and 
 
 Φθίνοτωξίς, autumnal, destructive to fruit ; • 
 spoiling fruit ; also the olive at the end of au- 
 tumn, which is then put in pwkle. From φθί- 
 νω, to corrupt, spoil, weaken, and οττύζα, ας, fit 
 autumn ; also the fruits of autumn. 
 
 ΦθινΌτωξον, autumn, the end of autumn, 
 the time when the fruits begin to decay ; ac- 
 cording to the Julian Calendar, autumn began 
 on the Wth day of August, Plin. N. H. xviii, 
 28; according to Hesychius, on the 15th, (W 
 22nd of August. See Masson. Fit. Plin. jun, 
 ad ami. dccccxxxii. 
 
 Φθινύθεσκε, 3. sing, imperf. act. Ion. and by 
 Epenthesis of εσκ, for Ιφθίνυθε, of φθινύθω• ac- 
 cording to others, imperf. of φθινυθ'εσκω. From 
 φθίνω, the same as Th. φθίω, to corrupt. 
 
 Φθίννΰω, to destroy ; to put to rout ; to con- ■ 
 sume, corrupt, vitiate ; to wither away, to pine, 
 to decay. 
 
 Φθίνω, or φθίω, the same as φθίω, ivhich see ; 
 φθίνοντος μηνός, at or near the end of the month. 
 
ΦΘΟ 
 
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 ΦΙΛ 
 
 ΦέίνωΒνΐΐ, ioiy ο χ,α) ί, decaying, declining, 
 meagre, withered ; attacked by a consumption. 
 
 Φόίίτ^ίνοζχ, ace. sing, of 
 
 Φύισήνωξ^ βξοί, ό Koi ί, destroying men ; an 
 epithet of war. From φύ'ιο/^ or <ρύΊω, and ανίΐξ} 
 a man. 
 
 Φβίσύαι, hy Sync, for (peUffoat, pres. inf. m, 
 Όfφ6Ίω, or rather, throwing off the augment, for 
 Ιφβίσύοίΐ, pres. inf. pas. of φΰΊομαι. Th. φύίω. 
 
 ΦύΙσύω, by Sync, for φύήσύω, 3. sing. pres. 
 imperat. m. of φύίομ,αι. 
 
 Φ^ΐσίζξοτβξ, and φβκτΊμ,'^ξοτοξ, ou, ο χοά h, 
 causing death to men ; destructive, deadl)-. 
 From <ρθίω, to destroy, and βξοτοι, a man, a 
 mortal. 
 
 Φ^ϊ/πί, ius, h, corruption ; a wasting or 
 consuming, esj)eciaUy of the lungs ; likewise a 
 Λvasting of the eyes. From 2. jyers. p. pas. 
 of φβίω. 
 
 Φύίσω, l.f ind. act. of 
 
 Φ6ίω, to corrupt, to weaken, to cause decay ; 
 to spoil, destroy, kill ; also to consume or waste 
 away, to pine, to decay ; φθΊομαι, to be cor- 
 rupted, to be destroyed ; to perish, die. From 
 
 Φύ'ογγος, ου, ο, a sound, a voice ; a tone in 
 music ; a vowel. From <p6'iyyo(ji,(ti,f. m. γ^ο- 
 μ,α,ι, p. pas. ϊφύίγμαι, p. m. ίφθογγα,, to speak. 
 Jlence tongue, because the tongue is an instru- 
 ment of sound, and an organ of speech, 
 
 Φ6Όυι, us, 91, or φύ'ισις, a aecay and wasting 
 of tlie body ; a corrupting or spoiling. Th. 
 φύ'ίω, to corrupt. 
 
 ΦΘ0Ί"2, and contract, φύο7ζ, ihos, los, a 
 kind of cake 5 made of cheese and fine flour^ 
 Aristoph. Plut. 677. 
 
 Φ^νίξοί, ξο,, ξον, envious, grudging, jealous, 
 malicious. From, φθόνος, envy, jealousy. 
 
 Φΰοήω, u,f. νισω,ρ. iipu'ovrixa,, to envy ; also 
 to refuse or deprive of through envy •, with the 
 dat. 1 . a. ίφύόνησοί• when it is applied to deity, 
 it signifies to be angry, indignant, Schweigh. 
 Lex. ϊτίαν 3•£βί <ρΰονγΐ(ΤΆί, when the deity in 
 his wrath or indignation ; it is also used in a 
 similar sense by Xenophon, lohen apjdied to 
 men, Symp. vi, 6 ; see Sturz. Lex. Th. 
 φθόνοζ.^ 
 
 Φθον^οΌίί, affot, XV, in gen. avros, άσπξ, ^c. 
 part. \. a. act. of the jrreceding verb. 
 
 ΦΘ0'Ν02, ου, ό, envy, jealousy ; censure, 
 reproof; ouhus φθόνο?, willingly. 
 
 Φθονουμίν, l.pl.pres. ind. act. and 
 
 ΦθονοΖντΆζ, ace. p>l' part. pres. and 
 
 Φύονοΰσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. of φύονίω, 
 luhich see. 
 
 Φθοξο,, as, fi, corruption, contagion, pes- 
 tilence, destruction, mortality ; violation, seduc- 
 tion ; a public pest ; in the Aristotelian iihUoso- 
 phy, it signifies motion from a state of existence 
 to non-existence, as far as our senses can judge, 
 but not annihilation» Classic» Journ. vol xvi, 
 p. 11.] 
 
 Φθόξος, ου, ο, corruption, destruction, havock ; 
 loss, ruin 5 adj. ου, ο »ou h•, deadly, ruinous, per- 
 
 nicious. From^((i6uga, f. ΐξΖ, p. m. ίφθοοα. 
 Th. φύίω, to corrupt. 
 
 Φ), and φ)ν, poetic additions to sing, and pi. 
 datives. 
 
 ΦΙΑ'ΛΗ, (φ'Ία,'Κνί), a phial ; a cup, a gob- 
 let ; a bottle. 
 
 Φ<αλ/5, 'ihos, «, a little phial, dim. from φιάλ^% 
 also the ceiling. 
 
 Φιοίλ'ισχνι, »!ί, h, the same. 
 
 Φ^Άξοξ, ξο,, ξον, shining, brilliant, limpid ; fat, 
 plump. 
 
 ΦΙΒΑΛΕΉ, vs, i, a dry fig ; a myrtle- 
 tree. 
 
 Φίξλοί, a clasp. From fibula, Latin, the 
 same. 
 
 Φί^άκν/ι, VIS, '/I, for ^luUKvrt, a cask. From, 
 •TriSos. 
 
 ΦίΥίομαι, Poet, for φύ^ομοίί, to spare, to par- 
 don. 
 
 Φΐxίos, ου, ό, name of a mountain, Phicius. 
 From Τφι, strongly, and αίω, to go, because 
 high motintains require the exertion of all one's 
 strength, in their passage. 
 
 Φίλ\for φίλζ, voc. sing, of φίλος, a friendt 
 
 ΦΊλ',for φίλα, nom. pi. n. g. of the same. 
 
 Φίλα φξονίαιν rm, friendly or well disposed 
 towards any one. 
 
 Φϊλάγαθος, ου, β χα) $ι, loving goodness and 
 virtue ; virtuous, beneficent, kind. From φίλος, 
 and ayauos, good. 
 
 ΦιίλάγΧα,ο?, ου, ο χα) h. Poet, fond of splen- 
 dour ; fond of finery, of beauty, of elegance, 
 of virtue. From φίλο$, and άγλαος, splendid. 
 
 Φιλα^ίλφαα, as, i, the name of a city, Phila- 
 delphia ; i. e. brotherly love. 
 
 Φιλα'^ίλφία, as, h, brotherly affection ; and 
 
 Φ'ίλah'ίλφos, ου, ό και h, affectionate to his 
 brothers ; beloved by his brothers. From φί- 
 λos and α^ίλφος, ου, ο, a brother. 
 
 Φιλάόί^, Dor. for φιλτιθΰς, p)art. 1. a. pas, 
 of φιλίω. 
 
 Φϊλχίτατος, Ion. and Ό or. for φιλωτανο;, 
 superl. of φίλος, friendly. 
 
 Φϊλαίτιος, ίου, ό χαί ί, fond of quarrelling, 
 disputing ; litigious. From φίλος and αιτία. 
 
 Φίλαμα, ατός, το. Dor. for φίλ'/ιμα, το, a 
 kiss. 
 
 Φιλΰίμαξτήμων, όνος, ό χαί τι, fond of com- 
 mitting faults ; taking pleasure in sinning ; as 
 if φιλΰν άμάξττιμα, loving sin. 
 
 Φιλάν^ξία, ας, h, affection towards a hus- 
 band. 
 
 Φίλαν'^ζος, ου, ο χα) «, that loves men ; it, af- 
 fectionate towards her husband, ejnthet of a 
 good wife. From φίλος and άννίξ, άν^ξος, a 
 man, a husband. 
 
 Φιλανθξο^ίω, ω, f. ν\σω, p. Τίφιλανθξω'Χνιχα, 
 to be kind, benevolent, humane ; to treat with 
 kindness ; and 
 
 Φιλανθξωττία, ας, 'Λ, benevolence, philanthro- 
 py, clemency, indulgence. From 
 
 Φιλάνθξωτος, ου, ο χα) ν, humane, beneΛ'Ό- 
 lent, philanthropic ; mild, polite. From φίλος 
 and ανθξύΐτος. Whence 
 
ΦΙΛ 
 
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 ΦΙΛ 
 
 Φιλοίνόζύ-^ω;, adv. kindly, benevolently, 
 oourteousl}', graciously. 
 
 ΦίΧαξγϋξΐω, u,f. viffu, p. "πφιλίχ,ξγύξΆΧΟί,, to 
 be βΛ^αΓΐαου8 ; to love money ; to be greedy of 
 money. 
 
 ΦέΧα,ξγυξία, oc.$, h, avarice ; the love of mo- 
 ney. From 
 
 Φ/λάξγΰξοί, ου, ο xet) h, avaricious, greedy of 
 gain. From φίλο; and «,ξγνξος, silver. 
 
 Φ/λάο-α/, Dor, for φιλΐίσ-αι, 1. a. inf. act. of 
 φιλεω. 
 
 ΦΊλα,σί, Dor. and Ion. for ΙφΊλνιιη, 3. sing. 
 1. a. ind. of the same. 
 
 Φ^λ&o■u,Dor.forφ^λ'^σ■u, 3. j)ers. l.f. and 
 
 Φίλασ-ίΐζ, 2. pers, 1. f. Dor. for φιλτισει?, 
 and 
 
 Φίλ&α-ον, Dor. for φίλ'/ιιτον, 1. a. imperat. 
 act. and 
 
 Φιλασ-ω, Dor. for φιλιησω, l.f. ψίλίω. Th. 
 φίλος, a friend. 
 
 Φίλ&το, 3. sing, imperf. pas. Ion. for Ιφίλα- 
 TO, of φίλ'/ιμί' or perhapsit is by Sync, for ψ/λ^- 
 ffaro, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of φιλίω,f. ήσω. Th. 
 φίλο;, a friend. 
 
 Φίλαυτία, ccs, 'h, self-love, selfishness. From 
 
 Φίλαυτο;, ου, ο κα) ν;, fond of one's self ; 
 selfish. From φίλοί and ahro$. 
 
 Φιλί, for φίλίί, pres. imperat. act. of φιλίω, 
 f. ιηα-ω. Th. φίλοξ. 
 
 Φιλ'ίίιν, pres. inf. of the same. 
 
 Φίλίίο-κί, 3. si7ig. imp)erf. act. lon.for Ιφίλα, 
 ii, of the same verb. 
 
 Φιλίΐ, 3. sing, jyres. ind. of the same verb, is 
 Avont, is accustomed, 
 
 Φίλίοισιν, Dor. and ^ol. for φιλίονιτιν, 3. 
 pi. pres. of the same verb. 
 
 Φίλίον, imperf lon.for Ιφίλεον, of φίλιω. 
 
 Φίλίοντι, Dor. for φιλαϋβΊ, 3. pi. pres. ind. 
 of the same. 
 
 Φιλίοξτος, ου, ο x.ou ί, fond of feasting and 
 festivals. From φίλο; and ίοξττι. 
 
 Φιλίττιημγιτνα, one who reproaches his 
 friends ; fond of rebuking, reproaching ; se- 
 vere, pungent ; morose, peevish. From φίλος 
 and ϊ<7ητιμάω, to rebuke, reproach ; and this 
 from τιμγι, honour. Th. τίω, to honour, to 
 punish, 
 
 Φιλίξγίω, to be diligent ; to be fond of labour, 
 industrious. 
 
 Φιλίξγία, ας, τι, diligence, industry, love of 
 labour, application. 
 
 Φιλίζγοζ, οΰ, ο Άο) h, loving labour, diligent, 
 industrious. From φίλος and ίξγον, work. 
 
 Φίλίξ'/ιμος, ου, ό κα.) h, loving solitude ; shun- 
 ning company. From φίλος and 'ίρημος, ου, «, 
 a wilderness or desert. 
 
 Φιλ'%οί6ος, ου, Ό καίνι, a manufacturer of wool. 
 From φίλος and εξίΰος, ου, h, one that works in 
 wool. 
 
 Φίλζννίς, ου, ό χα) '/ι, loving one's bed, 
 .Anacr.^ 
 
 Φίλεΰντα», Dor. for φιλοΰνται, 3. pi. pres. 
 pas. and 
 
 Φίλεΰνης, J^or.for φιλοΰνης, nom. pi. pm'i, 
 pres. act. of φιλ(ω, to love. ^ 
 
 Φίλίυντι, Dor. for φιλουσι, they love. 
 
 Φ^λιυ(ra, Dor, for φιλοιχία, part, pres, act.f, 
 g, of φιλίω. 
 
 Φίλεΰσ-ί, Dor. for φιλοΖίΤΐ, 3. pi. pres, ind. 
 act, of the same. 
 
 Φιλζ^βγίί, ίος, ο κ,α) ί}, one who loves or is 
 inchned to be at variance or in a brawl ; spite- 
 ful, wayward. From φίλος and 'ϊχθος, εος» το, 
 hatred. 
 
 Φιλίχ,όξίω, and -6ξω,f. ήσω,ρ. 'τηφιλι^^ύςνιχα^ 
 to indulge a hostile disposition ; to employ 
 one's self in sowing dissentions and breeding 
 quarrels. From 
 
 Φίλεχ^ύξ^ος, ου, ό χα) ^, the same as φιλί- 
 χΡ/ις, and from the same. 
 
 Φίλίω, o!>,f. Ύίσω, p. τηφίληκα, to love, to 
 have an affection for, to like ; to kiss ; to be 
 accustomed, to be wont ; imperf. Ιφίλίον, 1 . α. 
 Ιφίλνσ-α, 1. a. subj. φιλΥινοα, 1. a. inf. act. φι- 
 λτίίΤΆΐ' p. pas. ^ζφίλημαι, p. m. <τεφιλα. Th, 
 φίλος, a friend. 
 
 Φ/λ«, m, h,f. g, of φίλος, as a subst. friend- 
 ship ; a concubine ; a mistress. 
 
 Φ/λ'/5^βνβί, ου, ό xai ri, given to pleasure ; a 
 voluptuary. From φίλος and ^^ovh, ii, w, 
 pleasure. 
 
 Φιλ^ιχοί'α, ας, ί, pleasure taken in hearing ; 
 attention ; a taste for the sciences. From 
 
 Φίλ^χοος, ου, ό χα) h, desirous or fond of 
 hearing, attentive. From, φίλος and αχούω^ to 
 hear, p. m. ηκοα. 
 
 Φ/λ>?^α, ατός, το, an embrace ; άοτ^αιτμος, a 
 kiss, a caress. From φιλίω, to kiss. 
 
 Φιλνιμίνο(ΐ, 2. a. inf. Ion. or Dor. for φιλΤι- 
 vai, from φίλημα• according to some by Ecta^ 
 sis for φ/λίμίναι. Dor. also for φιλεΤν, pi'es. ind. 
 act. of φιλίω. Th. φίλος, a friend. 
 
 Φίλ'^μων, όνος, ό, a proper name, Philemon ;• 
 kissing. 
 
 Φίλήνωξ, οξος, loving her husband ; also very 
 courteous. From φίλος and ανγΐξ, a man. 
 
 Φίλνισ, Dor. for Ιφίλ'/κη, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. of φιλίω, to love. 
 
 Φίλ?,(ταί, 1. a. irf. act. and 
 
 Φιλτισγς, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Φ(λ'/ΐ(τίμολ9Τος, ου, ο χα) h, Poet, ό φίλων τίιν 
 μολ^ίιν, loving songs, hiyrons, poetry. From 
 φίλος and μίλ-ττω, p. m. μίμολ-ττα, to sing. 
 Hence μολ'τνι, a song, melody. 
 
 Φίλ'Λσις, ιως, h, the act of loving ; love, af- 
 fection, attachment. From φιλίω. Th. φίλος. 
 
 Φίλν)της, ου, ο, a thief, σ5Ϊ/"τ/λί}τ»75, because 
 thieves concealed their faces with their hair or 
 other covering of the head, Grcev. ad Hes. Op, 
 522 ; according to others, one who steals by 
 pretending friendship. But 
 
 Φιλ'/ιτ'/ις, oZ, 0, a friend, a lover. 
 
 Φιλνιτος, 71, ov, beloved, lovely, worthy to be 
 loved; also a proper na?ne, Philetus. From 
 φιλίω. Th. φίλος. 
 
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 Φιλία, ai, '/), friendship ; love, affection ; a 
 taste 5 an inclination. From φίλοζ. 
 
 Φιλιά'ζω, f. άσω, ρ, τίφίλίαχ,α, to contract a 
 friendship ; to become a friend to. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Φίλϊχοζ) ii, ov, amicable, friendly ; relating 
 to love or friendship ; in love \vith ; agreeable 
 to friendship, 
 
 Φ/λϊ'βί, ία, lov, and φίλιο;, ou, ο χα) «, 
 friendly, benevolent ; allied, confederate •, also 
 an ejnthet of Jupiter, presiding over friendship. 
 Th. φίλος, the same. 
 
 Φιλίτ'ΡΓνισιοζ, Phihppian ; of Philippi. From 
 Φίλι•τ<τοι, a city ; and 
 
 Φιλί'ρττϊκοξ, h, ov, the same. 
 
 Φίλι-ττ-ποι, Philippi, a city of Macedonia, 
 founded by Philip. 
 
 Φίλιττοί, ov, 0, a proper name, Philip ; 
 warlike ; ό φίλος των 'ίτ'ρτων, fond of horses. 
 
 ΦΙΛΓ2, ί'^ος, h, a cane, a reed. 
 
 Φίλισ-τσί, ου, ό, a proper name, Philistus ; 
 dat. sing. Φιλί(ΤΤΛΐ• also for φίλτατος, most 
 dear. 
 
 Φιλίων, for φίλτίξος, dearer, more friendly. 
 From φίλος. 
 
 Φίλλΰξα, ας, -h, a prop)er navie, Phillyra, 
 the mother of Chiron. 
 
 Φιλλυξία, ας, h, a certain tree or shrub, like 
 the privet ; as if from φύλλα. 
 
 Φιλλυξί'^ας, a, ο. Dor, for Φιλλυξί^^ις, ου, ο, 
 patronymic, ό τνις Φιλλύξας <ταΊς, Χε/^ων, the 
 child of Phillyra, Chiron. 
 
 Φιλλυζΐ^'Λς, patronym. See the preceding. 
 
 Φιλο^ολγ,τνις, ου, ό, one who throws himself 
 upon his friend, to do a Mndness ; as he ivho 
 checks the ague ft of a fever by the imposition 
 of his body. Fro7}i φίλος and βολίω. Th. 
 βάλλω, to cast. 
 
 Φιλογίωξγος, ου, ο χα) h, a lover of agricul- 
 ture. 
 
 Φιλογύναιος, ου, ό χα) 'h, uxorious ; in sub- 
 jection to a wife ; also fond of women. From 
 φίλος and γυνίι, a woman. 
 
 Φιλο^ία-τοτος, ου, ο χα) h, one who loves his 
 master, i. e. one who willingly submits to the 
 dominion of another. From φίλος and htrTO- 
 τνις. Th. ^σ'τόξω, to be lord or master. 
 
 Φιλο^τιμος, a friend to the people ; a friend 
 to democracy. Th. %νιμ,ος. 
 
 Φιλο^οζ,ος, desirous of glory ; ambitious ; 
 following the opinion of another ; pursuing im- 
 aginary good things. From φίλος and δβξα. 
 Th. οοκ'ίω. 
 
 Φιλο^ουτος, ό χα) 'h, roaring ; malcing a loud 
 noise. From φίλος and 1)ου'Λ•ί&>, to make a 
 noise. Suidas, under the word Φάξος, cites 
 φιλό^οντος, from an epigrayn which may be 
 found in Rciske's uinthol. 58, tvhich word 
 should be restored to Orjyheus, Hymn. 64, in- 
 stead ο^^ολο^ουνί. Toup. in voce Suid. 
 
 Φιλο^ωξος, ου, ο χα) h, liberal, munificent.] 
 
 ΦιλΌΙ^ωος, ου, ό χα) τι, fond of life ; one who 
 seeks safety in flight ; also tenacious of life ; 
 longlived ; also fond of animals. From φίλος 
 
 and ζωνίί or ζωον, an animal. Th. ζάω, or 
 Ζ,ωω, to live. 
 
 Φιλούιος, ου, ο χα) ri, lo\Mng God ; pious ; 
 also acceptable to God. Th. &ΐός. 
 
 Φιλαύτίξία, ας, h, a taste or fondness for the 
 chase. Th. 3-νΐξ, a beast of prey. 
 
 Φιλοόοί}ν^ις, ίος, ο χα) 'h, the same as 
 
 Φιλ'οθξ'ήνος, ου, ο χα) vt, indulging in sorrow 
 and lamentation ; sorrowful, lamentable. From 
 φίλος and Β-ξίίνος, sorrow. 
 
 Φιλοΐ, 3. sing. j)res. opt. act. of φιλίω. 
 Th. φίλος, a friend. 
 
 Φίλοινος, ou, xai hy fond of wine, Hes. 
 Theog. 989.] 
 
 Φιλοίφας, a, o. Dor. for φίλοιφγις, a de- 
 bauched or hbidinous man. From φίλος and 
 οΐφίω, to be lascivious. 
 
 Φιλόχίλος, ou, xa) h, loving beauty, virtue; 
 having a taste for ornament ; fond of elegance 
 or splendour. From φίλος and χαλάς, beauti- 
 ful. 
 
 Φιλοχ&λως, adv. with elegance or splendour. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 Φιλοχίξ^αα, ας, τ), avarice ; love of gain ; 
 and 
 
 Φιλοχί^•ης, ίος, ο χα) h, greedy of gain ; ava- 
 ricious. From φίλος and χίξ^ος, ίος, ro, gain. 
 
 Φιλϋχ'ίξτομος, ου, ο χα) τι, one who takes de- 
 light in railing, insulting, and scoffing. From 
 φίλος and χίξτομος, which is from xiap, the 
 heart, and τομνι, ί?, h, a cutting. Th. τίμνω, 
 to cut, p. m. τίτομα. 
 
 ΦιλΌχο(τμο;, ου, ο χα) ίι, fond of splendour or 
 of order ; modest. 
 
 Φιλοχτίανος, avaricious, covetous ; comp. φι- 
 λοχηαν&ιτίξος, superl. φιλοχτίανύτατος. From 
 φίλος and χτίανον. Poet, the same as χτΐίμα, 
 ατός, το, possessions. Th. χτάομαι, to ac- 
 quire. 
 
 Φιλοχάν'/ιγος, ou, ο χα) h, fond of hunting, 
 Palceph. ] 
 
 Φιλολογίω, ω, f. '/afu, to take pleasure in 
 discussing or treating ; to study, profess, or 
 dispute of, philosophy j to dispute or discuss 
 with philosophers. 
 
 Φιλολογία, ας, h, the love of disputing or 
 discussing ; philology ; the love of literature. 
 From 
 
 Φιλόλογος, ου, ο χα) h, fond of discussing or 
 disputing •, fond of hearing others discourse or 
 lecture •, devoted to literary pursuits ; learned ; 
 a philologist. From φίλος and λόγος, from 
 λέγω. 
 
 Φιλομαόίω, ω, f ήτω, p. •ηφιλομάβηχα, to 
 desire to learn. From 
 
 Φιλομαύγις, ίος, ό χα) 'h, desirous to learn. 
 From φίλος and μανΰάνω, f. m. μαθήσομαι, 
 2. a. ίμαβον, to learn. 
 
 Φίλομαι, whence φίλαι, Ιφίλατο, (φι always 
 long) to love ; also to be loved. 
 
 Φιλομμζι^ης^ ίος, ό χα) h, for φιλομίι^νις, 
 (Poet, μ being doubled to accommodate the 
 metre J laughter-loving ; an epithet of VennS, 
 From φίλος and μα^άω, to laugh. 
 
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 Φίλομμνί^}ΐί) ίοί) β χα< ί, dissolute, lascivious ; 
 in ace. φίλαμμ-ζΐ^ία. From φίλο; and /κ55δβ?, 
 sej, «re, care, in pi. μ^^εα. 
 
 ΦίλόμολίΐΌί, ov, Kou «, fond of song or 
 poetry, i. e. a poet or musician ; loving or de- 
 siring to be celebrated. From φίλος and μολ• 
 izrh, song. From μίλ-^ω, p. m. μίμολ^οί, to 
 sing. 
 
 Φιλ'ομαυίοξ, See Φιλόμωιτοξ. 
 
 Φίλόμϋ^ί, ου, ο και τι, loving fabulous nar- 
 rations ; loving conversation. From φίλος and 
 μϋύος, a fable. 
 
 ΦιλόμοΛ^ος, ω, ό, Oor. for φιλόμουοΌς, de- 
 voted to the Muses or music ; devoted to lit- 
 erature. From φίλος and Μούσίχ., ν:, a Muse. 
 
 Φιλονΐί»ίω, f. τίσω, to be fond of altercation, 
 controversy, and dispute ; to quarrel ; to be 
 jealous or envious ; to labour or endeavour ; 
 and 
 
 Φιλονίΐχίχ, ας, h, contention, love of strife ; 
 rivalship ; obstinacy; trial of strength in a con- 
 test. From 
 
 Φίλόνίΐκ,ος, ου, ό κα) 'h, quarrelsome, conten- 
 tious, using great efforts to effect any thing. 
 From φίλος and νίΐκος, ίος, το, strife, chiding. 
 
 Φιλοηιχ,ούντων, gen. pi. part. pres. of φιλο- 
 
 Φιλονύκως, adv. in a quarrelsome manner ; 
 obstinately ; stubbornly ; emulously. From 
 φιλόναχος. 
 
 Φιλοζίνίοί, ας, ri, hospitality, liberality to 
 strangers. 
 
 Φιλό'^ίνος, ου, ο χα) h, hospitable. From 
 φίλος and ξίνος, ου, ο, a guest, a stranger. 
 
 Φιλοταίγμων, όνος, ο κ.α) ν, one who is fond 
 of games, sports, or plays ; fond of jesting and 
 merry-making, merry, gay, witt}'•, facetious. 
 Fro7)i φίλος and ^πΆίyμa,from ■τταίζω, to play. 
 Th. "τταΊς, a boy. 
 
 Φιλο'τταξβ'ίνος, ου, ο κα) w, a lover of virgins ; 
 also solicitous to preserve virginity. From 
 φίλος and 'ταξύίνος,'ου, h, a virgin. 
 
 Φιλο'^τοίμνίος, ου, ο κα) h, loving the flocks ; 
 protecting the flocks ; an epithet of a dog. 
 From φίλος and ττοίμνιον, το, a flock. Th. 
 ^οιμίιν, 0, a shepherd. 
 
 ' Φίλότολίς, ιως, ο κα) ί], a friend to the state 
 or city ; patriotic ; devoted to civil life. From 
 φίλος and τόλις, h, a city. 
 
 Φίλο•7Γολτ-'ής, ου, ο, a friend of his country- 
 men, a patriot ; public-spirited. 
 
 Φ/λοΤΛνία», ω, f. ήσού, to be fond of labour ; 
 to labour with zeal ; to effect any thing by 
 labour ; and 
 
 Φιλο'^ονία, ας, h, love of labour or employ- 
 ment ; industry, diligence. From 
 
 Φιλόπονος, ου, ο κα) h, fond of labour, indus- 
 trious, sedulous, diligent; comparat. φιλο-το- 
 νωτιρος. From φίλος and ττόνος, ου, ο, labour, 
 from -Ανομαι, p. m. ^rirrova, to labour. 
 
 Φιλο-^ονουιην, 3. pi. pres. ind. of φιλοτονιω. 
 
 Φιλοτξοιτ'/ιγοξίοι, ας, h, affability, courtesy. 
 From 
 
 Φιλο'Λ'ξοο'ήγοξος, ου, ο xai r,, affable^ courte- 
 
 ous ; saluting cordially. From φίλος and 
 •τζοβ-τιγοξίω, to call by name, to salute. From • 
 νςος and α,γοξίω, or -ευω, to speak, to harangue. 
 Th. αγοζα, ας, 'h, the market-place. 
 
 Φιλονξοιίηίοί, ας, ri, a desire to obtain the 
 highest rank ; efforts to obtain the first rank. 
 From, 
 
 Φιλατξωτίύω, to desire to be first or chief; 
 to endeavour to be chief or principal. From 
 
 Φιλό'ρτςαιτος, ου, ο χα) τ), desirous of being 
 chief or principal ; ambitious. From φίλος and 
 τΤξωτος, the first. Th. -ίΤξό. 
 
 ΦΓΛ02, ou, 0, a friend ; he or she who is 
 beloved. Hence, by transposing the letters, 
 LOVE. But 
 
 Φίλος, η, βν, dear, cherished ; friendly, be- 
 nevolent, hospitable ; also a man's own. 
 
 Φιλοσχύμμων, όνος, ο χα) ί), taking delight 
 in bitter, biting, or severe taunts or scoffs •, fond 
 of jeering or jesting. Fi'om φίλος and αχωμμα. 
 
 Φιλοσ-οφίω, ω, f. νιιτω, to love wisdom ; to 
 apply one's self to philosophy ; to philosophize ; 
 to discuss, treat or discourse upon any philo- 
 sophical subject ; and generally to investigate, 
 treat, or examine any subject; to pride one's self 
 on one's gravity or wisdom ; to embrace an 
 austere life; part. 1. a. act. φιλοοΌφ^σας, 
 affa, av and 
 
 Φιλοσοφία, ας, ή, philosophy ; love of wis- 
 dom ; eloquence ; love of learning ; a sect of 
 philosophers ; with ecclesiastical writers^ an 
 ascetic and solitary life ; and 
 
 Φιλοσ-οφϊχος, ri, ov, philosophical ; relating or 
 belonging to philosophy. From 
 
 Φιλόσοφος, ου, ό χα,) «, a philosopher ; de- 
 voted to the study of wisdom ; a sage ; as if 
 φίλος σοφίας. Th. σοφός, a wise man. 
 
 Φιλοσοφουντας, ace. pi. part, jires. act. of 
 φιλοσοφία). 
 
 Φιλοστοργία, ας, τι, love, tenderness ; con»" 
 jugal, parental, filial, or fraternal affection. 
 
 Φιλόστβξγος, ου, ο χα) h, prone to love ; af- 
 fectionate ; benevolent. From φίλος and 
 στοξγτι, reciprocal affection between children and 
 parents. From p. m. ϊστοξγα, of στίξγω, 
 f. ξώ), p. ϊστίξχ;α, to embrace with natural af- 
 fection, to love, to acquiesce. 
 
 Φ^λoστόξγύJς, adv. with natural affection ; 
 indulgently, kindly, benevolently. 
 
 Φιλοσάφξ&ιν, όνος, 6 χα) «, moderate or pru- 
 dent ; loving the chaste and modest. 
 
 Φιλότας, ατός, a. Dor. for φιλότνις, νιτος, h, 
 love. 
 
 Φιλοτίχνία, ας, '/>, the love of one's children; 
 parental affection. From 
 
 Φιλότίχνος, ου, ο κα) h, loving one's children ; 
 loving children. From φίλος and rixvov, off^ 
 spring. Th. τίχτω, to beget, to bear. 
 
 ΦιλΌτης, ητος, '/ι, friendship, love; benev- 
 olence. From φίλος, a friend. 
 
 Φιλοττισία, ας, ν, an invitation to drink ; a 
 drinking to one. From 
 
 Φιλοτγισιος, ου, ό χα) ίι, relating to friendship; 
 friendly, conciliatory. Th. φίλος. 
 
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 Φίλοτησίξ) iosi 71, friendship. From the 
 same. 
 
 Φιλοτί/Λίΐο-ίΰίΐ, pres. inf. m. of 
 
 Φιλοημίο(Λ(χ,ι, ουμα,ι, f. m. ή^ομοίΐ, to be 
 desirous of obtaining distinction or honour ; to 
 strive and endeavour ambitiously and with great 
 earnestness ; to contend through rivalship or 
 ambition ; to be a rival or enemy ; also to be 
 puffed up or inflated ; Xo boast, to be filled with 
 self-complacency ; also to make largesses to the 
 people ; to bestow, to rejoice in any thing, to 
 be delighted •, also to pursue with hatred j to 
 desire to avenge ; and 
 
 s Φ/λίτΓ/ϋ/α, «?, VI, ambition, the desire of ob- 
 taining distinction or honour ; emulation ; the 
 jealousy, hatred, or hostility of two rivals ; 
 also liberality, largess. From 
 
 Φιλότιμος, ου, ο xat vi, desirous of obtaining 
 distinction or honour; ambitious; making ef- 
 forts to obtain ; contending for ; contentious ; 
 liberal ; self-conceited. From φίλο; and ημτι, 
 zs, h, honour. Th. riu, to honour. 
 
 Φιλοτίμως, adv. from a desire of glory or 
 honour ; ambitiously ; emulously ; with great 
 great efforts or ardour ; liberally. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Φιλότμνιτος, ου, ο xcx) τι, an epithet of the day 
 of circumcision among the Jews, fit or ready for 
 cutting. From φίλος and τίμνω. 
 
 Φίλου, gen. sing, of φίλος, a friend. 
 
 Φ/λοφξον'ίω, ω, y. τΐίτω, p. <ηφιλοφξόν'/}χα, to 
 be obliging, kind, benevolent; to treat in a 
 friendly, affectionate manner. 
 
 Φιλοφξόνως, adv. politely, in a friendly man- 
 ner ; obligingly ; with kindness. From φιλό- 
 ψξων, which see. 
 
 Φ/λοφξοα-ΰντι, m, h, friendship, benevolence, 
 an obliging disposition. From 
 
 Φίλόφξων, όνος, ό ««< vi, friendly, polite, be- 
 nevolent. From φίλος and φξνιν. 
 
 Φιλοχξ'/ίμοίτία,, οίς, 'h, avarice, the love of 
 money. From 
 
 Φιλοχ^ξ'/ιμΛτβς, ου, ο χα,) '/), covetous, avari• 
 cious. From φίλος and χ^ξγιμα,, ατός, το, a 
 thing ; property, money. 
 
 Φιλο^ζημοσΰνγι, ης, ίι, avarice, covetousness ; 
 the love of wealth ; wealth. From the same. 
 
 Φιλο-^υχ^'ίω, ω, f. ήσω, to love life, to be 
 sparing of one's own life, Tyrt.^ 
 
 Φιλο-φυ^ίϋί, ας, and Ion. ->j, j;?, ii, the love 
 of life ; a desire to live even at the expense of 
 honour. 
 
 Φιλό-φν^ος, ου, ο, too much attached to life ; 
 cowardly, timid ; also loving or preserving 
 souls ; an ejnthet of God. From φίλος and 
 •ψυχνι, the soul, life. 
 
 Φίλτα,τος, superl. of φίλος, which see ; com- 
 parat. φίλτίξος, superl. φίλτκτος, by Sync, for 
 ψιλύτίξος, φιλώτΆΤος. 
 
 Φίλτίξος, See the preceding. 
 
 Φίλτξον, ου, το, a love charm or potion ; 
 whatever occasions love ; charm, grace, attrac- 
 tion ; also the hollow in the upper lip. Th. 
 φίλος, a friend. 
 
 ΦΙΛΤ'ΚΗ, ns, VI, a species of evergreen ; 
 perhaps because φιλί? ΰγξύ. 
 
 Φίλυ^νος, ου, β χα,ι νι, loving .sleep ; drowsy, 
 sleepy. From φίλος and ΰτνος. 
 
 ΦΓΛΤΡΑ (φιλϋζα), α,ς, ri, the linden 
 tree. 
 
 Φιλων^οί, Dor. for Φιλανδού. 
 
 ΦΙΜ0^2, ου, and φίμος, ου, ο, a muzzle ; a 
 halter ; a bridle ; a gag •, a fishing-apparatus ; 
 a dice-box. 
 
 Φιμοω, f, affci), p. <Χίφίμωχα,, to stop the 
 mouth with a muzzle or gag ; to close the mouth; 
 to bind over the mouth ; metaphor, to reduce 
 to silence ; \. a. ϊφίμωσοι.• perf. pas. τίφίμα»- 
 μκι, I kept silence ; J)erf. imperat. })as. τηφί- 
 μωα-ο, ωσάω, to be silent; 1. a. ind. pas. ϊφι- 
 μωέ'/ιν, τις, ij, I was wholly silent, as if muzzled^ 
 1. a. imperat. pas. φιμύίηη. Th. φιμΌς. 
 
 Φιμω6ϊις, part. 1. a. pas. of φιμ'οω, which 
 see. 
 
 Φιv,for τφ)ν, dat. dual of oS, of himself. 
 
 ΦΓΝΤΙ2, 0, Dor. a charioteer ; a driver of 
 a carriage ; the mind, as beiyig the charioteer 
 ajid ruler of the body. 
 
 Φίξ, χος, Bceot.for α-φίγ^. 
 
 Φιτξος, ου, ο, a stem, stock, trunk ; as if 
 φιτνξός• as φίτυ is το φντόν. 
 
 Φιτύω, to sow, plant ; to produce, generate, 
 beget. 
 
 ΦΛΑ'ΖΩ, to spealc foolishly and inarticu- 
 lately ; also to boil, with a noise ; to be hot ; 
 to be in a passion ; as if from φλίω. 
 
 Φλ«ν, Att.for S -λαν, to break ; to strike. 
 
 Φλανύσ-σω, to prate or babble ; to play the 
 fool ; to be mad. Fro?n φλίω, to trifle. 
 
 Φλάσοίν, Ion. for εφλχ«ταί.ν, 1. a. ind. act, of 
 φλάω, Att.for ^λάω, ω, to break; to pound j 
 to reduce to pieces. 
 
 Φλασω, l.f Dor. for φλά,σω. 
 
 Φλοίυξος, ξχ, ξον, the same as φοίυλος, vile, 
 wicked. From φλύοίξος, by Metath. 
 
 Φλοίύξως, adv. badly, wickedly. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ΦΛΑΏ, Z,f. άο'ω, to break, bruise, pound ; 
 to soften by pounding ; to devour greedily, 
 Att.for ^λάω. 
 
 • Φλίζοτομίω, to open a vein ; to let blood j 
 to phlebotomize ; and 
 
 Φλίξοτομίοί, ας, '/ι, phlebotomy ; bloodletting. 
 From 
 
 Φλίζοτόμος, ου, ό xou vi, cutting or opening 
 a vein ; one who bleeds or opens a vein. Hence 
 TO φλίξοτόμον, ου, an instrument with which a 
 vein is cut; a lancet. From φλΐ-φ, βος, ί, 
 arid τομνι, a cutting. From τίμνω, p. m. τίτο- 
 μα, to cut. 
 
 Φλεγί^ίατο, Ion. for φλΐγίύοιντο, 3. pi. 
 pres. opt. pas. and 
 
 Φλίγίύοντος, m. g. gen, sing, part, pres. of 
 
 Φλεγιΰω, the same as φλίγω, to burn. From 
 φλίγω and Β-ίω. 
 
 Φλίγΰς, ίντος, jyart, 2, a. pas. of φλίγω^ 
 f. |6/, 2. a, pas, Ιφλίγ^, to burn. » 
 
 Φλίγμα, κτος, το, an inflammation 5 
 
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 phlegm, spittle ; also the heat of summer, 
 Ojypian. Tk. φλίγω, to burn. 
 
 ΦΚίγμούνω,β οίνω, to be hot or burning ; to 
 be proud, to swell. From φλίγμα. Th. 
 φλίγω. 
 
 Φλίγμ^αί, 1• «• i^lf• "ct. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Φλίγμονί], ίΐί, hy inflammation ; a hard and 
 inflamed swelling ; suppuration, a boil. 
 
 Φλεγοίατΰ^ Ion. for φλίγοίντο, 3. pi. pres. 
 opt. pas. of φλίγω, to burn. 
 
 Φλίγοντί, Oor. for φλίγουα-ί, 3. Jil. pres. 
 ind. of φλίγω. 
 
 Φλίγξα, ast 'h, o, city in Macedonia. 
 
 ΦλίγνΆο, gen. ^ol. of 
 
 Φλίγνχξ, ου, ο, an-: eagle of a red colour. 
 From φλίγίΐν. 
 
 ΦΛΕ'ΓίΙ, f. φλί^ω, J), '^τίφλίχα, to bum, 
 to set on fire ; to inflame with love ; to in- 
 flame with anger ; to make luminous, plain, or 
 clear ; also to burn, to be on fire ; to glitter ; 
 also to Avound ; 2^^rf• P^^• ^ίφλίγμκι. 
 
 Φλίγων, οντος, ό, a proper name, Phlegon; 
 Gr. burning. 
 
 Φλί^οη'ια, as, h, a babbling, trifling. From 
 φλί^ονίύω. 
 
 Φλί^ονίύω, and φλί^οήύι, to prate, chatter ; 
 to trifle. Frovi 
 
 Φλίγων, ονοί, idle discourse ; also a trifling, 
 chattering fellow. From φλίω. 
 
 Φλίξ«5, avTos, part. 1. a, act. of φλίγω, 
 f. !«, to burn •, 1. «. pas. ϊφλίχ^θην. 
 
 Φλιχύίϊξ, {ϊσα, εν, part. 1. a. pas. and 
 
 Φλιχ^6τ,')Άί, 1. a. inf. pas. of φλίγω, f. |&», 
 to burn. 
 
 ΦΛΕ'Ψ, φλίζοί, h, a vein, in animals ; a 
 stream, of water, or other liquid ; as f from 
 φλίω. Hence φλιζοτομίχ, as, yi, phlebotomy, 
 the opening of a vein. 
 
 ΦΛΕ'ίΙ, to trifle ; to be full, abound ; to 
 boil or bubble up ; to break forth. 
 
 Φληνα,φ'ίω, ω, to trifle, to play the fool. 
 From 
 
 Φλ'/ινοί-φοζ, ου, ό -λά) '/ι, a trifler ; a babbler ; 
 rtlso trifles ; foolery, nonsense ; as an adj. 
 trifling, babbhng. 
 
 Φλτινύω, to trifle, play the fool. From 
 φλίω, the same. 
 
 ΦΛΙΑ\ ας, h, the posts, cheeks, or side of a 
 door ; the vestibule ; the threshold or lintel ; 
 φλια), the posts of folding doors. 
 
 Φλίζω, jEoI. for Β-λΙξω, to afflict ; to 
 press. 
 
 ΦΛΙΔΑΏ, ω, to rot, to putrefy, to be 
 broken, rent, torn ; to contract Avrinkles. 
 
 Φλόγίος, ία, sov, flaming, like flame ; shin- 
 ing ; glownng, sparkling, bright. From ^λο|, 
 yos, h, flame. Th. φλίγω, lo burn. 
 
 Φλογίζτίν, ace. sing.f g. of 
 
 Φλογίοος, ξα, ζον, the same as φλόγζοζ, and 
 from the same. 
 
 Φλογίζω, f Ισω, p. τιφλόγιχα, to inflame, 
 sefc on fire, burn, consume ; to be on fire ; 
 27art. jrres. φλογίζων, ovira, ov, 1. a. ίφλογκτα' 
 
 pres. jms. φλογίζομοίΐ, part. pas. φλογίζομένύξ* 
 I. a. ind. pas. ίφλογίιτθην, as, τι. From φλο^ 
 yog, vi, flame. Th. φλίγω, to burn. 
 
 Φλόγϊνοί, ivtj, tvov, and 
 
 Φλογοίΐί, oiftra, oiv, flaming, burning; red 
 as fire. From the same. 
 
 Φλαγοξ, gen. nng. of φλοξ, γο;, ίι, a flame. 
 Th. φλίγω, to burn. 
 
 Φλόγωσίζ, ίως, ri, heat, the act of inflaming ; 
 an inflammation, as of the eyes, Thucyd. ii, 
 49.] 
 
 ΦλοΊζω, to peel 5 to take off" the bark or 
 rind. From 
 
 ΦΑΟΙΟ'2, ου, ο, bark, skin, rind. 
 
 Φλο'κτζοιο, gen. Ion. of 
 
 ΦΑ0Γ2Β02, ου, 0, the sound produced by 
 water, especially, when the waves are running ; 
 the roaring of the waves ; a murmuring ; a 
 tumult. 
 
 Φλοίω, to peel, strip off" the bark or rind. 
 Hence in Engl, το flay. Th. φλοιόξ. 
 
 ΦΑ0'Μ02, ου, ο, a sjiecies ο/" verbascum, α 
 plant of which they make matches. 
 
 Φλοξ, γο;, h, a flame. From φλίγω, f ^ω^ 
 to burn. 
 
 Φλοοξ, ους, gen. -όου, ο, bark, skin, hide ; 
 a mat, a carpet. From φλοιΌξ. 
 
 Φλυαξίω, f τισω, p. τίφλυάξ'/ικχ, Jiroperly, 
 to bubble up in boiling ; to play the fool, 
 trifle, prate; 1. a. ϊφλυάξτισα. From φλύ- 
 οίξοξ, a trifler ; trifling. Th. φλίω, to play the 
 fool. 
 
 Φλυαξία, as, i, trifles ; trifling ; prattling, 
 babbling ; and 
 
 Φλύοίξο;, ου, ο χα] η, vun and futile ; gar- 
 rulous, trifling. From φλύω, or φλίω, to 
 trifle. 
 
 Φλυ^αξος, ξα, ξον, wet, moist ; weak ; flac- 
 cid. 
 
 Φλυ^άω, to be wet ; to be flaccid, weak, 
 languishing. From φλύω, to swell. Th. 
 φλίω. 
 
 Φλύζω, the same as φλύω. 
 
 Φλυ^ΐξίω, Ion. for φλυαξίω, which see. 
 
 Φλύκταινα, ns, h, a hYisiex, from heat ; a 
 pustle, pimple, or vesicle. Frojn 
 
 Φλυκ.τ)ζ, i'hos, 71, the same. From φλύζω, 
 to be hot. 
 
 Φλύος, trifles. Th. φλίω, to trifle, to play 
 the fool. 
 
 Φλύω, f. ύ<τω, to trifle ; to be hot, to boil ; 
 to make a noise while boiling ; to vomit out. 
 From φλίω. 
 
 Φοζαύ^ζ, Dor. for φοζηθ^ις, 2. sing. 1. a. 
 subj. pas. of φοζίομαι. 
 
 Φοζίίο-κ,ον, Poet, for Ιφ'οζουν, 3. pi. imperf. 
 act. of φοζίω. 
 
 Φοξ,ίΊσύαι, i)res. irf. pas. of φοζίω. 
 
 Φοζίομαι, ουμαι, to fear. Th. φίζομαι, the 
 same. 
 
 Φοζίξίζω, f. ίΰ-ω, to terrify ; to affiright ; to 
 spread terror ; p. pas. τίφοζίξκτμαι. From 
 φοζίξ'οζ. 
 
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 Φο^ψα-μοί, ου, ο, the act of terrifying ; the 
 object of dread. From the preceding, 
 
 Φύζίξοί, α, ov, terrible, dreadful, tremendous; 
 also timid ; in comp. φοζίζάτίξο;' in superlat. 
 ίροζίξωτα,τοί. From ψίζος, fear. Th. φϊζο- 
 fiai, to fear, p. m. ^ίφοζα. 
 
 Φοζ'.ζως, adv. horridly, terribly. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 Φοζεύμενοί, Ό or. for φοζουμενο;, part. pres. 
 pas. of φοζίω, f. sjiTiy, /). ττίί^Ό^ηκα,., to terrify, 
 inspire fear ; to affrigiit ; to put to flight ; to 
 threaten ; to deter ; pres. pas. φοζίομχί, οΰ~ 
 μοΆ, to fear, take to flight ; with ace. ; pres. 
 imjierat. pas. φοζίον, oZ, -άσβω, ύίτθω, Λζσύί, 
 tttrSi, imperf. τη. ίφοζβμ^ιν, ούμην, -ίου, ου, 
 -ίίτο, UTO, 1 . α. pas. ίφοζ'^^'/ιν, '/>;, yi, and in 
 3. j)l, ίφοζ'/ιύ'/!(ταν, 1. a. imperat. pas. φοζιή6'ήτι, 
 viTu, and in 2. p/. φοζγι^/ιη, 1. a. subj. pas. 
 φοζ*ιΟΜ, ίίζ, r„ and in 2. pi. φοζ^ίτ^η, part. 
 1 . a. j)as. φοζτιύ'Δζ, i7(rot, h, fearing ; 1 . y. jms. 
 φοζγι6ήσ•ομα,ι. From φόζοζ, fear. Th. φίζομαι, 
 p. m. -ρτίφοζοί, to fear 
 
 ΦΌζ'/ι, m, hi the mane, of a horse, or of a 
 lion, from φοζίω, because terrific ; also foli- 
 age. But 
 
 Φοζγ, 3. sing, jires. subj. act. of φοζίω. 
 
 Φοζ-ηθεΤατα,, γ,ς, 'h, part. 1. a. pas-f. g. and 
 
 Φβ^'/ΐί^να/, 1. a. inf. pas. and 
 
 Φ οζ'/ιύ' /t'ri, 2. jyl. 1 . a. imperat. pas. and 
 
 Φοζηύω, Yiif 57, \. a. subj. pas. of φοζίω, to 
 terrify. From φΌζος. Th. φίξύμοιι. 
 
 ΦΌ^ητξον, ου, το, any thing that inspires 
 fear ; an apparition, a frightful object. From 
 φοζίω, which is from 
 
 Φόζοί, ου, ό, fear, dread, flight. From p. 
 mid. τίφβζΰί, of φίζομα,ι, to fear. 
 
 Φοζοΰ, 2^res. imperat. pas. of φοζίω. But 
 
 Φόζου, gen. sing, of φό^οί, fear. 
 
 Φοζΰΰμαι, φοζούμίνοζ, pres. lud. and part, 
 pas. of φοζίω. 
 
 Φοιζά'ζω, f. άσω, to predict by the inspira- 
 tion of Apollo ; to foretell ; and 
 
 Φοιζ,άω, ω, f. riffu, to expiate, purify, make 
 clean ; to purge by sacrifice ; to make bright 
 and shining. Th. Φο7ζοζ, Phoebus ; also pure, 
 shining. 
 
 Φοίζ,τι, '/IS, 91, the name of a ivoman, PhcEbe ; 
 the moon. 
 
 Φοιζ'οΧαμ'ΤΓτος, ου, ο και h. Ion. for 
 
 Φοιζόλτιττοί, ου, ί) κοά 'h, inspired by Apollo. 
 From ΦοΤζοζ, Apollo, and Χκμζάνω, to take. 
 
 Φ0Ι~Β02, ov, 0, Phoebus, Apollo; the 
 sun. Perhaps φάος βίου, the light of life. 
 JSut 
 
 Φοϊζοί, 71, OV, clear, pure, bright, shining ; 
 chaste, prophetic. 
 
 Φβ;ν'/ίε<5, 'ήίοΊΓΰΐ, Tiiv, the same as φοινιχΌίΐς, of 
 a scarlet or purple colour, Th. φοίνιξ, ικο;, ό, 
 the palm tree ; a red colour. 
 
 Φοινιχάνύίμος, ov, having purple or red flow- 
 ers. From φοίνιξ and ανίος, ίο$, το, a flow- 
 er. 
 
 Φοινίχεος, ίχ, tov, crimson or scarlet colour- 
 ed. Th. φοίνιξ. 
 
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 ΦοινιχΙί, ioi, TO, purple ; palm wine. 
 
 Φοινίκη^ ris, 91, the name of a country, 
 Phoenice ; called also Syria. Gr. a palm. 
 
 ΦοινίΆ'ίκοζ, 9t, OV, bloody, Aristoph.'\ 
 
 Φοιν'ιχιος, ία, lov, purple. Th. φοίνιξ. 
 
 Φοινϊκίί, ί^ο;, 91} a red or purple garment or 
 piece of cloth. From the precedi?ig Th. 
 Whence also 
 
 ΦοινικΌιΐζ, 'ottTffoi, oiv, Tcd, purple, 
 
 Φοινικόχξοκοζ, ot), ό καλ h•, (ο φοινικην κςοκην 
 Ίχων) having a purple woof or web. From 
 κξόκ,*!, the woof, thread. 
 
 ΦοινίΗ-Όλοφος, ου, ο κα.) h, having a red comb ; 
 an epithet of a cock. From φοίνικος and λό- 
 φοί, ο, the crest of a helmet. 
 
 Φοινικΰ'τηζύί, having purple, i. e. beautiful, 
 feet ; an epithet of Ceres. From thefollowingy 
 and νίξβί, 9ΐί, 91) the sole of the foot, the 
 ankle. 
 
 Φοινϊκοξ, h, ov, purple, scarlet, red; also 
 Punic ; also relating to murder ; bloody, san- 
 guinary. From φοίνιξ, 
 
 ΦοινικοστίοότΆί, oc, ο. Dor, for φοινικοστίζ^ο- 
 5Γ'/7ί, ου, ο, an epithet of Jupiter ; hurling red 
 or briglit thunderbolts. From φοίνιξ arid «rrs- 
 ξοτ'/ι, 91, lightning. Th. ά,ίττξά.ττω, to lighten. 
 
 Φοινικόσ•τολοί, ου, b, armed or clad in the 
 Phoenician manner ; clad in a long purple gar- 
 ment. From φοίνιξ and στολνι, h, a robe. 
 Th. στίλλω, J)• 'mid, 'iffToXa, to adorn. 
 
 Φοινίκων, ΰνοί, ο, a place planted with palm 
 trees. 
 
 ΦΟΙ~ΝΙΗ, Txes, 0, a palm tree ; the fruit 
 of the palm tree ; a palm branch ; a species of 
 plant, bearing red ears ; the phoenix, a bird ; 
 also a mans name, Phoenix ; also the name of 
 a harbour ; a musical insiruinent, used by the 
 Phceyiiciuns ; a purple colour ; and acJj, ο κα.) ή, 
 red. 
 
 Φοίνιος, ου, ό κοίΐ ί, red or stained with 
 blood, purple, Bion; cruel, deadly. From 
 φόνος, slaughter.] 
 
 ΦοΊνισσα., 9ΐς, y,, a PhcEnician woman ; and 
 
 Φοινισσα. ίμτολα, the merchandize of the 
 Phoenicians ; φοΊνιιτσα, φλόξ, red or bright 
 flame. From φοίνιξ. 
 
 Φοινίσα-ίτο, 3. nng, imperf. pas. Ion. of 
 
 Φοινία-σ-ω, f. ξω, to make red or bloody ; to 
 stain or dye with purple. Th. φοίνιξ, ικος, b, a 
 red colour. 
 
 Φοιν'ιχ^ίγΐν, 1. α. ind. pas. Ion. of φοίνκτσ-ω, 
 which see. 
 
 Φοίτχ, 3. nng. imjjerf. act. for ίφοίτοι, of 
 φοιτάω, which see. 
 
 Φοιτάς, ά%ος, h, a mad or insane woman ; a 
 courtesan ; also beaten or trodden, an ejnihet 
 of a ivay or road. 
 
 ΦΟΙΤΑΏ, ω, f viffM, p. ^ίφοίτνικα, to ξο, 
 or go and come, frequently; to go to find, or 
 to see; to go to school, as a scholar, and not 
 as a teacher ; which misled Valesius on Euse- 
 bius ; see Pearson. 0pp. Posth. p. 35 ; also to 
 be returned or to come in, as revenues, fruits, 
 ^c. ; to be mad, to rave.. 
 
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 Φόΐτίω, Ιοη. for the jyreceding^ 
 
 Φοιτη, Dor. for φοίτα, 3. sing. pres. ind. of 
 φοιτάω. 
 
 Φοίτη;, ου, ο, a herald. 
 
 ΦΛίτΫΐζ, Dor. for φοιταξ, 2. sing. pres. 
 and 
 
 Φοίτησίζ, ius, h, the act of going or coming 
 frequently; a frequenting. From 2. nng. p. 
 pas. of φοιτάω. 
 
 ΦοίΤ'/ι-};;, ου, ο, one who comes frequently ; 
 a scholar, luho comes often to his master. 
 From 3. sing. p. pas. of the same. 
 
 Φοιτίζω, to go, to come ; to approach. 
 From φοιτάω. - 
 
 Φοιτών, part. pres. act. and 
 
 Φοιτωιπ, 3. pi. pres. ind. act. or subj. of 
 φοίτα ω. 
 
 Φ0ΛΓ2, i^os, h, a scale, such as those of 
 a fish or snake ; a fin ; also the bark or rind •, 
 as if from φλύω, to boil or rise up from like 
 water in boiling. 
 
 Φολκος, ου, ο, squint-eyed ; having distorted 
 eyes ; as if φάολκοξ. From φάο; and ϊλκω, to 
 draw. 
 
 Φονζυί, ίοξ, ο, a murderer, an assassin. 
 From φόνοι, which see. 
 
 Φονεύω, f. ίΰδω, p. τίφόνίυκα, to kill, slay ; 
 to condemn to death ; in 1. pi. φονιύΰτομ,ιν, 
 1. a. ΙφόνευίΤαί. From φΌνοζ. Th. φ'ζνω, to 
 kill. 
 
 Φονίωξ, gen. sing. Att. of φονίΰζ. 
 
 Φονϊχο;, h) ov, relating to murder or slaught- 
 er ; sanguinary ; cruel ; deadly ; and 
 
 Φόνίο$, ου, h KOii '/i, and φόνιος, toi, lov, san- 
 guinary, cruel, deadly ; defiled with blood. 
 From φόνος, which see. 
 
 ΦονοΆτον'ίω, ω, f. Ύισω, to commit murder, 
 kill, pollute with blood; and 
 
 Φονοχτον'ίοί, Λξ, 'h, murder ; massacre, slaught- 
 er. From 
 
 Φονοχτόνοί, ov, xa) h, a murderer, slayer, 
 assassin. From φόνοζ and κτίίνω, p. m. 
 εκ,τονοί, to kill. 
 
 Φόνοζ, ου, Q, murder, homicide ; bloodshed ; 
 slaughter ; the place of a murder ; also de- 
 serving death. From p. m. ττϊφονα,, or φίνω, 
 to kill. 
 
 Φ0ΉΙΝ02, ου, ί, a species offish found at 
 the mouth of rivers, a barbel. 
 
 Φ0^0'2, >}, ov, having a head sharp and 
 tapering somewhat like a top; having a dis- 
 torted visage. From φάο; and οξύ;. 
 
 Φοξκ, α,ξ, 'h, the act of carrying or trans- 
 porting ; any violent motion, as in throwing, 
 falling ; rapid course, impetuosity ; right of 
 passage ; a tribute or contribution ; propor- 
 tion ; abundance, fertility ; revenue or yearly 
 income ; the hire for transporting or carrying 
 merchandize, in which sense the word fare 
 is used. From, φίζω, f. ο'ίαω, 1. a, ^νζγκα.) 
 p. m. obsol. τ'ίφοζϋ, to carry. 
 
 Φοξά'^-^ν, adv. in carrying or transporting ; 
 Avith rapidity or impetuosity. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Φοξο,ξ, utoiy the same as φοξξοαί, Hesych. 
 and Suid. 
 
 Φοξζ,κια, α,ς, 'h, a halter ; a muzzle. Th, 
 
 φΐξζω. 
 
 Φοςζα,Τοί, α/«, οίΐον, serving for pasture ; 
 suitable to feed cattle. From φοξζνι. 
 
 Φοξζα,ς, κΒοζ, 71, a mare ; because feeding, 
 φίξζετοίΐ, abroad ; gregarious, not domesti- 
 cated. There is also φοξζαζ, a^og, ό χοί) hy 
 one who supplies food ; as φοξξάξ yln, the 
 earth which supports or nourishes ; also pas- 
 sively φοζζ,άς, whatever is kept or fed in a herd 
 or flock with others ; to which is opposed τξο- 
 φίχζ, kept or nourished at home •, φοζζα,ς γυνή, 
 a woman, who lives by prostitution. Th. φίξζω, 
 to feed. 
 
 Φοξζαα, ας, h, food ; bait ; also a halter or 
 muzzle. From, the preceding. 
 
 Φοξζ'/ι, ??, ίι, food, aliment, bait, fodder. 
 From φ'ίξζω, to feed ; as if φϊξω βίον. 
 
 Φοξίϊον, ου, το, a litter ; a carriage with two 
 w^heels •, any thing like a bed, wherein persons 
 were carried. From φοξζύς. 
 
 Φοξίίτω, 3. sing. pres. imperat. act. of φοξίω,. 
 to bear, carry, convey. Th. φίρω, the same. 
 
 Φοξίοισι, Dor. for φο^ίουσι, 3. pi. pres. ind. 
 of φοφω, from φίξω. 
 
 Φοι^ίοντα,, ace. sing. part. pres. of φβξίω. 
 
 Φοξίύμινος, Dor. for φοξουμενος, part, pres, 
 pas. of the same verb. 
 
 Φοξ'.νντος, Dor. for φοζοϋντος, gen^ sing, 
 part. pres. act. of φοξίω. 
 
 Φοξίυς, ίος, ό, a porter ; one who carries or 
 bears a letter. From 
 
 Φοξίω) ou,f. tifm, and τισω, p. ττεφόξνικοί, and 
 ~ζκα, to bear, carry ; to hold in the hand •, \. a, 
 ίφόξίΐτα. From φόξο}, bearing, ivhich is fron\ 
 p. m. ττίφοξα, of φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Φοξΐ^ναι, 1. a. inf. act. of φοξχίνω, f ανω, 
 1. a. ίφόξ'/,να, to bear. From the same Th. 
 
 Φόξίον, ου, το, wages. 
 
 Φόοχυν, υνος, ό, a port or harbour ; because 
 ships φίξονται, are brought, i?ito it ; also φόξχυν, 
 ννος, ό, and φόξχυος, the name of a sea monster; 
 dat. φόξxvι,for φόξκννΐ' ace. φόξκυν. 
 
 Φοξμίΰί, a little basket or pannier ; a little 
 mat. 
 
 Φοξμία των φξυγάνων, Diog. Ldert. in 
 Speusippo, a bundle of Avood or faggots for 
 fuel. 
 
 Φόξμιγγ\ for φόξμιγγι, dat. sing, of 
 
 ΦΟΎΜΙΗ, γγος, «, a lyre, lute, or harp. 
 
 Φοξμίζω, f. ί<τω, to play on the harp, <^c. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 ΦοξμίΆτάς, a, o. Dor. f 07' 
 
 Φορμιχτης, iv, o, f φοξμιγχτ'/,ς is also used) 
 one who plays on a harp. From φοζμίζω. 
 
 Φ0ΡΜΟ'2, ου, ό, a basket, pannier, hamper 
 in ivhich any thing φίξίται, is carried. 
 
 ΦοξοΤσ'αι, Dor. for φοζουσα,ι, nom. pi. part, 
 act.f g. contract of φοξίω. 
 
 Φοξολογεω, ω, f. ιησω, to demand or collect 
 tribute. From φοξολόγος, which see. 
 
 ΦοξολόγΫΐτος, ου, ο xou 'h, tributary j one 
 
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 from whom tribute is exacted. From 3. sing, 
 perf. pas. of the preceding. 
 
 Φοξολογία, as, h, the exaction of tribute. 
 Frotn 
 
 Φοξολόγοζ, ov, 0, one who exacts or collects 
 tribute. From φίξο; and λίγοι, to collect ; 
 2). m. λίλογκ. 
 
 Φόξον, αν, το, and φ'οξος, ο, the forum ; the 
 market-place ; the place where the courts ivere 
 held; the later Greeks borroived this word from 
 the Romans. Φόζον Ά'^ττίον, the name «/" a 
 town in Latium, Forum Appii. 
 
 Φόξος, ου, ο, tribute, contribution ; because 
 
 φίξίτΰίΐ. But 
 
 Φοξοζ, oZ, Kou h, bearing ; carrying ; favour- 
 able, as the wind ; rapid, violent, carrying itself 
 along with violence ; fruitful, fertile ; prolific, 
 as a woman. Th. φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Φοξουντα., acc. sing. pa7't. pres. act. of 
 ψοξίω. 
 
 ΦοξΤίίγοξ, ου, ο κοά vt, carrying or bearing- 
 burthens ; a porter. Fram φόξτοί, ου, and 
 icyeo, to lead, to draw. 
 
 Φοξτί\ for φοξ-τία., nom. pi. of φοξτίον, ου, 
 TO} the same as φόξτβξ, ου, ο, a burthen. 
 
 Φοζτίζω, loith acc. f 'κτω, p. ^ίφάξ-Τίζα, to 
 load ; to overburthen ; to ballast •, j). pas. τί- 
 φόξτΐίτμ,οίΐ, part. perf. •τηφοξτκτμ,ίνος, τι, ov, load- 
 ed, burthened. Th. φόντος, ου, ο, a load. 
 
 Φοξτϊκ,οί, VI, ov, fit for or capable of bearing 
 burdens ; also Melaph. troublesome ; haughty, 
 insolent, arrogant ; intolerable ; foolish, stupid, 
 clumsy, rustic, vulgar, Arislot. 
 
 Φοξτίον, ου, το, a burthen ; baggage, mer- 
 chandize ; a packet ; τα φοξτία, goods. 
 
 Φοζτίί, laoc, h, a ship of burden, Odys. v, 
 250.J 
 
 Φ0ΤΤ02, ου, 0, a burthen ; the ballast of 
 a vessel ; any thing- troublesome or odious ; as 
 if φ'ίξτοξ. From φίξω. 
 
 Φΰξτουνατοζ, ου, ο, the name of a man, For- 
 lunatus. Latin. 
 
 Φοξύνω, See Φοξύω. 
 
 Φόξυζ, the breech. From φοξύω, to foul. 
 
 Φοξυτος, ου, ο, sweepings, siftings j refuse, 
 filth ; a cord made of bulrushes. From 
 
 ΦΟΡΤ'ίΙ, φοξύνω, and -ΰιτΰω, to knead ; to 
 mix together ; to foul ; as if from φύω, to mix, 
 to foul. 
 
 Φόίο;, TO, the same as φω;, Metaph. safety, 
 aid, victory. From φάοξ, ζος, το, light, safety. 
 Th. φάω, to shine. 
 
 Φξοίγίλλιον, ου, το, from the Latin, flagel- 
 lum, dim. o/"flagrum, a whip or scourge with 
 which slaves were beaten ; so called, because the 
 beating caused the jyart injured to burn (fla- 
 grare). 
 
 Φξοί'γίλλΌω, (o,f. ώσω., p. τηφζαγίλλωχΰΐ, to 
 beat or whip ; to scourge ; 1. a. ίφξο.γίλλωσ'αί, 
 part. Ί. a. act. φξαγζλλύα-οΐξ, αντοξ. From 
 φξοίγ'ίλλιον. 
 
 Φξκγνί, 3. sing, 2. a. suhj. jms. and 
 
 Φξα,γήσομοίΐ, γ, iTHi, 2,f. ind. pas. of φξκΰ••. 
 
 ffUf luhich see» 
 
 Φζάγμκ, κτος, το, any place hedged or in- 
 closed ; a trench, a palisade or stake •, arid 
 
 Φξα,γμοί, ου, ο, a hedge or fence, an in- 
 closure. From 1 . sing. jj. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Φξα'^άω, ip pomt out ; to declare ; to ex- 
 plain, interpret. From φξά^^ι, knowledge. Th» 
 φζάζω, to tell ; to say ; 2. a. Βφξθί.^ον, j). m,• 
 τίφξκ'^χ. Hence perhaps in Engl, το 
 
 PRATE. 
 
 Φξά,^εν, Ion. for ϊφζοί^ίν, 3. sing. 2. a. ind. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 Φξά^'/ι, >jf, 'h, knowledge, wisdom ; φξκ^οι/, 
 at, minds, Pindar. Hence 
 
 ΦξΟί^νίζ, ioi, jcui h, enlightened, wise. 
 From φξάζω, to say. 
 
 Φζ^οί^μοσυν/ι, vis, h, wisdom, experience, coun- 
 sel, ability. From φξά^μων, which .nee. 
 
 ΦζοΒμοίτύν'^σιν, dat. pi. Ion. for φξοί^μοιτύ- 
 vai;, of the preceding. 
 
 Φξά^μων, or φρύσ'μων, ονοξ, ο χα) it, cun- 
 ning, subtle ; wise ; having experience, expert ; 
 and 
 
 Φξάζίαι, Ion. for φξάζ^, 2. sijig. pres. mid. 
 or pas. and 
 
 Φξάζίο, Ion. for φξάζου, pres. imperat. pas» 
 and 
 
 ΦξάΖ,ζα-ύαι, pres. inf. pas» and φξαζίιτ^ω, 
 3. sing, imperat. pas. and 
 
 Φξάζίο'Άί, Ion. for εφξαζί, 3. sing, imperf. 
 act. and 
 
 Φξάζίτο, Ion. for ίφξάζίτο, 3. sing, imperf». 
 p)as. all from 
 
 ΦΡΑ'ΖίΙ, f affoj, p. τίφξακα, to say, re- 
 late, point out ; to declare, explain, to recall to 
 memory ; to treat of ; to advise ; φράζομαι, to 
 meditate upon ; to deliberate, to determine ; to 
 comprehend ; to observe or perceiA'^e, Herod. / 
 to know ; to avoid ; to be on one's guard 
 against ; I. a. 'έφθασα, 1. a. imperat. act» 
 φξάιτον, άτω, 2. a. ίφξχ^ον, and Ion. by Anadi- 
 plas. Τίφξο.'^ον, pof. pas. ττίφξαίτμΰίΐ, (tat, (Τται^ 
 p. mid. τίφξα^α. 
 
 Φζακτοί, ij, ov, hedged ; inclosed ; fenced. 
 From φράσσω. 
 
 Φξύίζάμζνοζ, μΛν/ι, μινον, part. 1. a. m. of 
 the preceding verb. 
 
 ΦξκσαίαΓο, Ion. for φ^άίτααντο, 3. pi. 1. a» 
 opt. m. of φξάζω, f. φξάα-ω, 1. a. m. Ιφξασ'ά' 
 μην, to sa}'. 
 
 Φξάσασαν, acc. sing. part. 1. a. act. f g. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Φξάα•^ίν, Dor. for φξάζαν, pres. inf. from 
 the same. 
 
 Φξασ), Dor. for φξοτ), dat. pi. of φρην, the 
 mind, the understanding. 
 
 Φξάσΐξ, ίωζ, h, a phrase ; a speaking or tell- 
 ing ; a turn or style of speaking ; diction ; 
 elocution ; eloquence, language. From φξά- 
 
 Φξασόμΐσ•βα, Poet, for φξαα-όμίβα, 1. j•;?. 
 f m. of φξάζω. 
 
 Φξάα-ον, άτω, 1. α. imperat. act, of the same 
 verb. 
 
ΦΡΒ 
 
 8βΟ 
 
 ΦΡΟ 
 
 Φξα^σόμίί», by doubling σ•, for φζίχ,σΌμίΰα,^ 
 1. ρΐ. l.y. Μ. of φξκζω. 
 
 ΦΡΑ'22ί1, or -ττω,/'. φξύξω, ρ. 'ρτίφξχ^ι^οί, 
 f Ο hedge, fortify ; to enclose, to palisade ; also 
 
 1. a. εφξα^α, aj, ε, and in 3. pi. έ'^^αξα», 
 
 2. a. ind. act. ίψξαγον, ts, ν p. pas. ττίφζχγ• 
 fiat, ϊ,αι, xTKi, 2. a. pas. ίφξάγ'/ΐν, ns, «, 2. a. 
 subj. 2)as. φξαγω, '^s, »?, 2. f. pas. φξ^γήσομΆΐ^ 
 9\, εται. 
 
 Φξα,στίον, adj. verbal, it is necessary to tell, 
 remark, ij-c. 
 
 Φξα,σω(ίΐ,ίύ\ I. pi. 1. a. subj. p)as. of φξάζω, 
 to say. 
 
 Φξάτ•/ΐξ, ίξο;, ο, belonging to the same tribe, 
 family, quarter ; society, company ; ^tt. or 
 Dor. for φξά,τωξ, whence frater, Latin, a 
 brother. 
 
 ΦζΛτοζΖξ, ων, β/, belonging to the same tribe 
 or kindred. From φξάταξ, which is from 
 
 ΦΡΑ'ΤΡΙΑ, or φξΆΤξΙοί, α?, yi, belonging to 
 the same curia, tribe, or fraternity. 
 
 Φξάτξίοζ, ου, ο κχ) h, relating to the curiae 
 or tribes ; and 
 
 Φξκτωξ, οξοζ, ό, a member of the same cupa 
 or tribe. Th. φξάτξία.. 
 
 Φξχυγμα, «-το;, το, pride, haughtiness. From 
 φ^υάττομα,, to roar, to be proud. 
 
 Φξοίχ^ύύζ, part. 1. a. pas. of ιρξάοΊΤω, f. ϊ,ω, 
 1. a. pas. ϊφ^άχ^ότιν. 
 
 ΦΡΕΆΡ, ayid Poet, ψξίΐχξ, ατοξ, το, a 
 Avell, a cistern, Thucyd. ii, 48 ; a ditch or 
 trench .; a vessel capable of containing a great 
 deal. See Kg^ivij. 
 
 Φξίοίτιοΰΰς, uioc,, ot,7ov, of or relating to a 
 well. From the preceding. 
 
 ΦξίΤν, by Sync, for φίξαν, p)res. inf. of 
 
 Φξίναττοί,τάω, f. ήσω, p. 'τηφζίνοι,-ττά.ΤΆκο!,, to 
 deceive, seduce, mislead ; to abuse ; as if ψξίνα 
 ά,7Γα.τύω, to deceive or mislead the mind. 
 
 Φξίνατίχ.τίΐς, ου, ό, an impostor ; deceiver ; 
 one who misleads. From the same. 
 
 Φξίν«ί, ace. pi. of φξίιν, the mind, the un- 
 derstanding ; φξ'ίνίξ, αϊ, nom. pi. the dia- 
 phragm ; the bowels ; prudence, thought ; 
 genius. /- 
 
 Φξίν'ήζ'/ις, ίοζ, b xcc) '/I, having a sound mind ; 
 wise, prudent, discreet. From ψξην and αξα, 
 to adapt, suit. 
 
 Φξ'.νΐτίξ, iSo;, 7i, phrensy, or frenzy ; mad- 
 ness, raving ; delirium. Th. φςην, h, the 
 mind. 
 
 Φξίνοζκίζ,Υίί, ios, ό Kcc) 'h, deficient in under- 
 standing J foolish ; having lost his senses. 
 From φξίιν, the understanding, a?id βλάπτω, 
 to hurt. 
 
 Φ^ενοΛ/, f. ώτω, to bring to one's senses ; 
 to chastise ; to teach ; to dote ; deceive j to 
 mislead or beguile. Th. φξ'^ν. 
 
 Φξίνουν κΛζ•το;, the fruit of the understand- 
 ing ; Poet, for prudence, wisdom. 
 
 Φξίς, 2. a. imperat. act. of φξ^μι. Unless 
 rather, φξ\; is for ψοΐ, by Sync, for φίξί, prcs. 
 imperal. of φίζω, to carry. 
 
 Φξί(τ), and φζίσ)ν, dat. pi. of φξίιν. 
 
 ΦΡΕΏ, f ψζίιτω, to send, push, or thrust 
 out. From φ'ίξω' or from Τξο and ϊω, to send, 
 by Crasis and changing τ into φ. 
 
 Φξ^γμοί, Ion. for ψξάγμα, ά.τοξ, το, Ά hedge. 
 Th, φξάοΊΤω. 
 
 ΦΡΗ'Ν, ίνοί, 71, the mind, the understand- 
 ing ; sense, reason, wisdom ; ψξίηί, the parts 
 about the heart ; prudence. 
 
 Φζ'/ιτ'ΐΛ, 71, the cover of a well ; the mouth 
 of a well, Hesych. ; as if ψξτΐΆτία. From Th, 
 ψξΒοίξ, οίτοζ, a well. 
 
 Φξ'/ιτζτι, ij5, 71• From φ^ατξίοι, οίς, h, a cu- 
 ria, a company, a tribe. 
 
 Φζήτω/}, Ion. for φού,τωξ, belonging to the 
 same tribe or society. 
 
 ΦρικκλίΆΐ, ace. pi• f of 
 
 Φξ/χαλίοζ, sot, ίον, the same as <pptx,a>hviit 
 horrible, terrible. Th. φξϊ^, mos, the roaring 
 or ruffling of the sea. 
 
 Φξΐκ,α,σμοί, ου, b, a quaking for fear ; terror, 
 dread ; affright. 
 
 Φξ'ίκ'/ι, 7ΐζ, 71, horror, astonishment, stupefac- 
 tion, dread. From φξίζ. 
 
 Φξίχτος^ 71, bv, awful, dreadful, tremendous ; 
 also struck with horror. From perf. pas. of 
 φξίίΤίτω, to quake for fear. 
 
 Φξΐκ,τως, adv. horribly, dreadfully, awfully, 
 terribly. 
 
 Φξΐκύ^τΐΐ, tos, b Kou 71, horrible, terrific; 
 awful. From φξίχτι. 
 
 ΦξΐμάσοΊο, Ion• for φξΐμά(Τ(Του, pres. im- 
 perat. pas, of 
 
 ΦΡΙΜΑ'220ΜΑΙ, /. m. ξομαι, to snort, 
 neigh, or blow through the nose -, to roar. 
 From φζυάττομοα, the same. 
 
 Φξίμ'/ίστίτχί, Dor. for φζΐμά<Τ(ητα>, See the 
 pireceding. 
 
 ΦΡΓΗ, ΐκοί, h, the murmur or roaring of 
 waA'es ivhen they first begin to arise ; the noise 
 of wind, waves, ^c. ; the shuddering or shiver- 
 ing of a fever or of terror. 
 
 Φοίβος, ου, b, a 2>roper name, Phrixus. See 
 Pind. Pythior. iv, 261, 3, and Gr. Scholia. 
 
 ΦξίσΌ-ον, Ion. for ίφίξσα-οϋ, hjiperf. act. of 
 φζίσσω, to quake with dreadift^vno.•: 
 
 Φξίσσουσ, for φ^ΐιτσουσι, 3. pers. pi. pres, 
 ind. of 
 
 ΦξίσίΠύ,. or -ττύ,ι, f φζί^αι, p. ττίψξίχβί, to 
 roar, as the sea ; to quake with fear, or in a 
 fever ; to be struck with horror, dread, or fear ; 
 with ace. s i. a. εφξ/ξα• p. pas. ττίιρξίγμχι, ^oti, 
 KTUi. Th. φξΐ'ζ, 
 
 Φξοιμιά,ζω, or -ομαι, to use an exordium or 
 preface in speaking. From φξοίμιον, Att. for 
 τΓξοοίμίΰν, a beginning, an exordium. Th. ο'/μτι, 
 ns, 71, a way, a path. 
 
 Φξοιμίύΰ-οα, 1. α. i?f. Att. of the preced- 
 
 in" 
 
 'O' 
 
 Φξονίγ, 3. nng. pres. subj, act. and 
 Φξόνει, 2. sing, imperat. φξονίΤν, pres, inf. 
 
 and 
 
 Φξονίόντων} gen. 2)1, part. p)res, act. ; aU 
 
 from 
 
ΦΡΟ 
 
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 ΦΡΩ 
 
 Φξονίω, fas if ψξΐύω) f. vt(fuy p. »χα, to un- 
 derstand ; to have a sound mind ; to have 
 sense, intelligence, experience ; to be wise ; to 
 to think, meditate, dehberate, judge, be of opin- 
 ion ; to be self conceited, proud, pufied up ; to 
 resolve ; to employ one's self about ; iS or 
 xaxujs φροηϊν, to be well or ill disposed ; /ΐΛίγκ 
 φξονίΐν, to think highly of one's self; ;>res. im- 
 perat. φξόνα, u, and in 2. pi. isn, zTrs, imperf. 
 ΐψξόνίΰν, ουν pres. pas. φξονίομιεί, ουμα,ι, pres. 
 impcrat. pas. φξΰνίου, ου, -ύσβω, ί'ισβω. Th. 
 ψξίιν, the mind.] 
 
 Φξόννιμχ, aros, το, sense, thought, knowl- 
 edge, intelligence y also skill, prudence ; bent of 
 one's inclination ; desire ; also pride, haughti- 
 ness, elevation of mind; presumption; also 
 skill. From 1. sing. p. pas. of ψζοήω. 
 
 Φξόννια-ίί, ίωί, h, prudence, good sense, wis- 
 dom, intelligence. From the same verb. 
 
 Φξόνϊριο;, ου, ό χα.) h, prudent, wise, enlight- 
 ened; a7so fierce, haughty; in coviparat. φξο• 
 νιμύπξος, in superlat. φξονιμύτιχ,τοζ. From 
 φρονίξ. 
 
 Φξονίμω?, adv. prudently, wisely. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Φζόνΐξ, itui, 'A, sense, prudence ; cunning ; 
 contempt. Fi'om φ^νιν. 
 
 Φςονουντίί, nom. j)l. j^ort. pres. act. of ψξο- 
 ήω, which see. 
 
 Φξβντί^ο;, gen. sing, of (ρξοντΊς• 
 
 Φξοντα7, See Φξοντίζω. 
 
 Φξοντίζίτί, 2. ρΛ pres. ind. or hnperat. 
 act. of 
 
 Φροντίζω, f ίσω, and Att. -ιω, ίίΐ;, n7, p. 
 (πφξόντικα, to think, meditate, reflect ; to apply 
 one's self ; to take care of; to have respect 
 to ; to disquiet one's self for ; 1. a. ϊφξόντισοι, 
 1. a. subj. act. φζοντία-ω, ^is, >!, and in S. pi. 
 (ppovTiircofft, 2. a. ind. act. Ιφξόντι^ον. 
 
 ΦΡ0ΝΤΓ2, ihi, ->„ thought ; care, solici- 
 tude, anxiety. 
 
 Φξοντκττίον, must be taken. From φξον- 
 
 τίζω. 
 
 Φροντ{στίηξϊον, ου, το, a school ; a place 
 where we explain our thoughts ; in Ecclesiasti- 
 cal writers, a convent, a monastery. Frorn the 
 same. ] 
 
 Φξοντιστν\$, ου, ο, one who meditates, spec- 
 ulative ; a tutor or guardian ; a commentator ; 
 in Ecclesiastical writers, a monk. From p. 
 pas. of φξοντίζω. Th. ψξοντίί. 
 
 Φξοΰ^οί, ου^τι, ου^ον, vain, decaying ; evan- 
 escent ; one who disappears, departs ; Attic, 
 one who is loo much elated in a trifling matter. 
 From οΤξο ο^ου. 
 
 Φξουξα, as, h, custody ; a guard ; a garri- 
 son ; the soldiers who keep the guard or con- 
 stitute the garrison ; followers ; the place where 
 the guard is stationed ; a prison ; a part of the 
 army ; warfare. From φξουξό;. 
 
 Φξούζαξχ,οζ, ου, ό, a commander of a guard 
 or garrison. From the precedirig and αξχ^ο$, 
 chief. 
 
 Φξούξίΐ, pres. imperat, act, of 
 
 Φ^ίΐ/^εώ;, ω, f. noOu, p. τίφξουξ'/ίκχ, to coni- 
 mand a guard ; to be at the head of a garrison ; 
 to hold ; to guard ; with ace. ; imperf ίφρούρίον, 
 ουν, -ίίί, us, -a, sr pres• jws. φξουξίομαί, 
 ουμοίί, to be garrisoned, guarded. From 
 φξουξο$, which see. 
 
 Φξούξπμα, aros, το, that which is guarded ; 
 an inclosure ; a guard, escort ; custody. From 
 φξουξίω. 
 
 Φξουξίον, ου, το, the same as φξουξχ, a for- 
 tress where a gan-ison is placed ; custody ; a 
 prison. From 
 
 Φξουξο;, ου, ό, a guard ; a soldier of the gar- 
 rison ; a sentinel. From <π•ξο and ουξθ5, Ά 
 keeper, δ?/ Crasis and changing ττ into φ. 
 
 Φξουξΰμί5, Dor, for φξουζΰμίν, 1. ρ/, pres, 
 subj. act. of φξουξίω, which see. 
 
 Φρναγμα, ccros, το, and 
 
 ΦξOκγμos, ou, o, snorting, neighing ; Metaph. 
 pride, insolence, arrogance. From 1. sing, 
 p. pas. of φξυάττομαι. 
 
 ΦΡΤΑ'22ί1, or -ττω, f 'ξω, p. Τίφζύαχ^οί, 
 to roar, snort, neigh ; properly a2ψlied to a 
 high-mettled horse ; i. a. ίφξυΛ^α• most used 
 in the middle voice. 
 
 Φξυάττομα,ι, to snort, neigh, roar; to be 
 insolent ; to be puffed up with vain hopes. 
 Hence in Engl, το fret. 
 
 Φξύγα.νον, ου, το, small sticks used for kin- 
 dling a fire ; a faggoi ; diy wood ; a dry 
 twig ; in pi. τα φξύγανα. Th. φρύγω, to 
 dry. 
 
 Φξΰγια, as, i, and Ion. -vis, a country in 
 Asia Minor, Phrygia. Gr. hot, dry. 
 
 Φξυγίον, ου, το, a frying-pan. Th. φξύγατ. 
 But 
 
 Φξύγίον, a war song, used by the Phrygi- 
 a7is. 
 
 Φξύγtos, ία, iov, dry, properly by frying or 
 parching, tm φξύγαν. 
 
 Φξύγιο;, a Phrygian. 
 
 ΦξυγμosJ ου, ο, a parching, frying ; roast- 
 ing ; broiling. From ■_:, 
 
 ΦΡΓΤίΙ, φξύο-α-ία, or •ττώΡ^]ξ.ύ^ω, to fry, 
 to roast, parch, broil ,- to dry,. 
 
 Φξυκτο;, v), ov, roasted, frfedi- broiled, toast- 
 ed, parched ; as a substantive, it has various 
 significations j a fried or parched bean ; a bean 
 or pebble, used to express an opinion, or to give 
 a vote ; a light or beacon, used as a signal to 
 give notice of the approach of the enemy. Th. 
 φρυγω. 
 
 Φξυκτύξ/ον, ίου, το, a firebrand by which 
 notice was given of the enemy's approach ; a 
 place for making or observing signals. 
 
 Φξυxτωξos, οΰ, ό χα) 'h, he who φξυχτους 
 αΐξίΤ, i. e. watches the signal fires •, a sentinel 
 to light the signal fires. 
 
 ΦΡΤ~Ν02, ου, ο, a toad ; a venomous frog; 
 as ffrom φοζύνω, to make foul or filthy. 
 
 Φζΐ/ξ, yos, 0, a Phrygian. 
 
 Φξυ^ΰ, Dor. for φξΰξί(, 3. sing. 1. f. of 
 φρν^ω. 
 
 Φού(τσ'Λ), or "Ττω, the same as φξύγω. 
 
ΦΪΚ 
 
 863 
 
 ΦΤΛ 
 
 Φξΰί, by Sync, for φίξα, to bear. 
 
 Φυ, Io?i. for ίψυ, 3. sing. 2. a. of φΰμ;, 
 obsol. 2. «. Ίφυν, 2. a. inf. φΰΊ,αι, ;)«?'ί. 2. α. 
 φύί. Th. φύω, to beget. 
 
 Φνα, α?, fl, Poet, for Φυνι, ίί, nature, dispo- 
 sition. 2%. φύω. 
 
 Φυγα^ίία, a;, r„ a putting to flight, a driv- 
 ing awav ; exile, flight. From φυγοί^ίύομα,ι. 
 
 ΦυγΆΐίΊον, ov, το, a refuge, asylum ; a city 
 of refuge. 
 
 Φι^γάί^ίύοΐ(/,α.ι, to be banished ; to go into ex- 
 ile. From φυγάς. 
 
 Φνγα,^υτ'/ΐξίον, ου, το, a refuge, asylum ; 
 a city of refuge. From the preceding. 
 
 Φυγά.;, ά5ίί; ο x-ca vi, an exile, a banished 
 man ; a fugitive. Th. φεύγω, 2. a. ίφυγον, to 
 run awa}'. 
 
 Φϋγ'ζΤν, 2. a. inf. act. of the same. 
 
 Φύγίλλοζ, ου, β, a proper name. Gr. shun- 
 ning the eyes of men. 
 
 Φύγιν, for εφυγίν, Ion. 3. pers. sing. 2. a. 
 ind. and 
 
 Φυγίι, r,e, h, flight ; disposition to fly ; eva- 
 sion ; defence of an accused person ; banish- 
 ment. Th. φνύγω. But 
 
 Φύγνι, 3. pers. sing. 2, a. sic^. act. as 
 (ρύγτ,σιν, for φύγγι, by Paragoge of a-iv, and in 
 2. pi φύγ'ήτί, of φίύγω• 2. a. 'ίφυγον. 
 
 ΦυγοΙ/χίω, to avoid trial, to make default; 
 ίο keep concealed ; to retract or become non- 
 suit ; 05 if φεύγω Vikviv. 
 
 Φύγοίξ, ot, 2. and 3. sing. 2. a. opt. act. 
 in 1. pi- φύγοιμ,ν/, (f φεύγω, 'Ί. a. 'ίφυγον. 
 
 Φυγόϊ,ζνο;, ου, ό καϊ 'h, (φεύγων τους ί,ενους) 
 shunning guests or strangers ; inhospitable, 
 υηάΛ'ΙΙ towards guests or strangers. Fro?n 
 φεύγω and %ενος, a guest, a stranger. 
 
 Φυγο'ΤτΌ?.ίμοί, ου, ό κ.χ) r,, one who shuns or 
 flies from Avar. i^row φείγω and τττόλεμος, 
 Poet, for 'ΐόλεμος, war. 
 
 Φυε•/, pari. n. g. 2. a. of φυ()ς, είσα, \v, of 
 φύω, which see. 
 
 ΦύζτΆΐ, 3. sing. pres. jms. φύεσύαι, pres. 
 inf. VI. of φύομοίΐ, or φύω, to be •, to beget. 
 
 Φύζ<Λ, τις. 71, flight caased by panic ; a shame- 
 ful flight ; Ion. for φυγτ,. Th. φεύγω, to run 
 awa\'. 
 
 Φυ'ζα-Αίύς, 'a, h, ready to run for fear ; 
 cov,-ardly, timorous. From the preceding. 
 
 Φΰ'Α, 7,ς, r„ nature, disposition, character; 
 stature ; growth ; noble mien ; also a Avoman 
 of great stature ; family, descent ; ace. φυιίν. 
 Th. φύω. 
 
 Φυτ;, 3. sing. 2. a. subj. pas. of φύω, 
 J. φύσω, 2. a. 'ίφυον. 
 
 Φυχίίεις, Όεσσα, όεν, abounding with seaweed ; 
 red or purple ; foammg ; deep. Th. φΰχο$, 
 εος, το, seaweed. 
 Φυ•Δς, a sea calf. 
 
 ΦΤ''ΚΟΣ, εος, το, the plant, alkanet ; sea- 
 weed ; a sea plant used as a dye for wool and 
 as a paint for the face ; the red colour from the 
 same •, a certain kind of lish, 
 
 Φυκτος, '/I, ov, that should be shunned ; 
 
 avoidable, that may be shunned. From φεύγω, 
 to run away. 
 
 Φΰλ', fin φυλά, nom. pi, of φΖλον, ov, το, 
 the same as φυΧ'ή, a tribe, ^c. 
 
 Φύλαγμα, ατο;, το, whatever is kept or• 
 guarded, or given in charge to be kept ; custo- 
 dy ; a command ; a charge ; an order. From. 
 φυλάσσω, to guard, to keep. 
 
 ΦυλσΜν, adv. by tribes. Th. φυλτι, a 
 tribe. 
 
 Φυλακκ, ας, a,, Dor. for φυλακτι. 
 Φύλακες, nom. pi. of φύλοί^, αχός, ο xu) h» 
 a keeper ; in dat. j)l. loji. φυλάχεσσι. Th. 
 φυλάσσω, to guard. 
 
 Φυλάχτι, ΐ,ς, h, custody ; a watch, watches ; 
 a garrison ; a fourth part of the night, which 
 ims divided into four watches, in which the 
 guards or sentinels were regularly relieved by 
 others ί the body guard ; attendants, followers ; 
 φυλοίχα), soldiers on station ; the place where 
 guards were stationed ; a prison ; caution ; the 
 removal or avoiding of any evil or inconven- 
 ience. The Jeivs at first had three watches ; 
 hut after Pompeys time, they used four. 
 From the same. But 
 ^■-- Φυλάχγι, the name of a place, Phylace. 
 
 Φυλα,χΊΖ,ω, f. \σω, p. τεφυλάκιχα, to cast 
 into prison ; to drag to prison ; and 
 
 Φυλσ,χΊτ'/ις, a jailer j a keeper of a prison. 
 From φυλοίχτί, which see. 
 j Φύλοίχος, 0, Ion. for φύλοιζ,, a keeper. 
 ! ΦυλΆχτίον, verbal, it must be guarded, <^c, 
 ! See Φυλάσσω. 
 
 i Φυλαχττιο, ?,οος, ο, a guard, keeper, watch ; 
 ' in pi. φυλκχτγ-ιΡος. From φυλάσσω. 
 } Φυλαχτ'Λοιοί, ων, τά, phylacteries, jneces of 
 ! 2)archment, on ivhich were icritten the words of 
 the law, and which the Jews wore on tJteir arms 
 and necks. From φνλΆχτΥίοιον. 
 
 Φυλχχτ'/ΐξία., οίς, τι, custody ; a garrison ; 
 watches, by day or night ; and 
 
 Φυλα,χτ-ήζίον, ου, το, the post or station for 
 the sentinels, guard, or watch ; also a garrison, 
 fortress, defence, citadel ; also an antidote, an 
 amulet ; a preservative. From φυλαχτιίξ. 
 
 Φυλν,χτΧχος, v\, ov, having power, force, or 
 efficacy τοΰ" φυλάσσειν, to guard, preserve, 
 keep, c^;c. ; also watchful, attentive, observant ; 
 and 
 
 Φύλαξ, αχός, ο xai vi, a guard or keeper ; 
 a preserver ; also a watchman, sentinel. Th. 
 φυλάσσω, to guard. 
 
 Φυλά^α,ί, 1 . a. inf. act. But 
 Φύλαξα/, J. a. imperat. m. of φυλάσσω, 
 which see. 
 
 Φυλάγατε, 2. pi. 1. a. imperat. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Φυλάσσαι, Ion. for φυλάξαι, 1. α. irf. act. 
 of φυλάσσω, f. ζ,ω, to guard. 
 
 Φυλασσεμενοίί, Att. and Dor. for φύλασσαν, 
 2)res. iff. of the same. 
 
 Φυλάσσοισι, ^ol. for φυλάσσουσι, 3. pi, 
 pres. ind. of 
 
 ΦΤΛΑ'22ί1, or -ττω, f. φυλάξω, p. ίπφύ- 
 
ΦΧΡ 
 
 ΦΤΣ 
 
 λακ», to guard, preserve, keep, defend ; <pu' 
 Τ^άσσομοίΐ, and φυΧάττομοα, to be guarded ; to 
 be guard or sentinel ; to watch, to beware of ; 
 to avoid ; to place an ambuscade ; 1 . a. i(pu~ 
 λαξα, 1. a. imperat. act. φύλαζβν, άτω, and 
 in 2. pi. φυλά^κτί, 1. ft. m. ΐψυλχ^χμ^ιν, ea, 
 ατο, p. pas. 7Τίφύλαγμ.Λί, ξα/, κται, 
 
 Φυλΰίττΰ /iiivas, part, lives, pas. of ψυλάττεα, 
 or -σσω. 
 
 Φυλάττων, oufoc, ov, j)art, j^jres. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 ΦνλίίΙγΐί, a proper name, Phylides. 
 
 Φυλίτπί, ου, ο, belonging to the same tribe. 
 Th. φυλή. 
 
 ΦΤΑΗ\ VIS, 91, a tribe, at Athens, a tenth 
 part of the city ; a family ; a class ; a genus ; 
 ■an order. From φύω, to beget. 
 
 Φύλλα, Tx, leaves ; hence φύλλ? ko^xv, the 
 leaves of the poets. From φόλλον. 
 
 Φυλλχς, a^oi, h, a heap of leaves. Th. 
 φυλλαν. 
 
 Φύλλϊνοί, ivn, ivov, like leaves ; made of 
 leaves. 
 
 Φυλλοζολίω, to lose its leaves ; to scatter 
 leaves ; to straw with leaves ; and 
 
 ΦυλλοζολΙχ, as, VI, the losing, scattering, or 
 strewing of leaves. From 
 
 Φυλλοζ'ολοί, ου, ο κα) h, losing its leaves ; 
 scattering or strewing leaves. From φύλλον 
 and βάλλω, to cast. 
 
 ΦΤ'ΛΛΟΝ, ου, 70, a leaf ; foliage ; as if 
 from φύω, to be born. 
 
 Φυλλοσ-τξω;, ωτο;, strewed or oA^erspread 
 with leaves From φύλλον, το, and στξων- 
 νυμι, to strow. Th, στο^ιω, the same. 
 
 Φυλλοφόξοί, ου, 6 κ,α) τι, bearing leaA'es, 
 From φύ?•.λον, ου, το, and φίξω, to bear. 
 
 ΦΖλον, ου, ro, the same as φυλή, h, a tribe, 
 
 Φύλοτις, 'ί'^ος, h, a combat, a battle ; a war- 
 shout ; from φΰλον, or φυλνι, VH 3• nation, a 
 people, and ο-φ, o-ros, h, a A'oice, as if the 
 shout of nations ; or from των φύλων οτ/?, as f 
 the punishment of nations, because God jmn- 
 ishes men idth wars. 
 
 Φυμα, aroe, το, whatever grows from the 
 eartbj or from another thing, as a sucker ; an 
 imposthume, a swelling, a boil. Th. φύω, 
 
 ΦΖναι, 2. a, inf. act, of φυμι, or φύω, f. 
 φύσ-ω, to be born; 2, a. ίφυν, part. 2. a. φύζ. 
 
 Φΰντο, Ion. for ίφυντο, 3. pL impetf, pas. 
 of φυμ/. Th. φύω. 
 
 Φύ^'ήλΐξ, iho?, κα) h, a vagabond, runawa}^, 
 exile ; cowardly, timorous^ From φίύγω and 
 οίλΐί, adv. enough, or from φεύγαν "Xag. 
 
 Φυομίνω, dat. sing. part. pres. j)as. of φύω. 
 
 Φύοντί, Dor. for φύουα•ι{ tliey grow, or are 
 born ; 3. 2^1• pres, ind. of φύω. 
 
 Φύραμα, ατός, το, a mass of clay ; dough ; 
 mortar ; a mass. From φυξάω. Th. φύξω, to 
 mix. 
 
 Φύξο,σΐί, ius, fi, the act of kneading or mace- 
 rating ; a mixing together. Fro7n the same. 
 
 Φύξο/τον, 1. a. imj)erat. act. of 
 
 Φυξάω, f. ά&ω, p. ^τίφύξαχα, to Tnix, to 
 steep in water ; to knead ; to moisten ; perf. 
 pas. Τίφύξαμκ4, Th. φύξω. 
 
 Φύξ^γιν, adv. b}"• making a mixture ; con- 
 fusedly, without distinction ; pell-mell. Th. 
 φύξω. 
 
 Φύξειν, pres. inf. act. of φύξω. 
 
 Φύξμα, ατός, το, a mixture ; any thing soil- 
 ed or spoiled ; also filth, ordure. 
 
 Φυξμος, ου, ό, Ά fouling, defiling, polluting, 
 soihng ; a mixing. From 
 
 ΦΤ'ΡίΙ, f φυξω, and JEol. φύξ/τω, p. ίτέ- 
 φνξαα, to mix; to defile, make dirt}' ; to knead; 
 to moisten, make wet-; pe?y. j)as. ^ίφυξμαι. 
 
 Φυς, φύντος, part. 2, a. act. of φΰμι, or 
 φύω, 2. a. 'ίφυν, 
 
 Φΰα-α, or φύσσα, ης•, 'Λ, a pair of bellows ; a 
 bladder ; the flatulence of the body. ΤΛ,. 
 φυσάω. 
 
 Φυσαίύς, ίΊσα, ϊν. Dor. for φυ(τη6ζ)ς, part. 
 1 . a, pas. of φυσάω. 
 
 Φυσαι, 1. ft. inf. act. of φύω, f ύσω, to be- 
 get ; 2. ft. ίφυν. 
 
 Φυσαλίς, Ί'^ος, h, a bubble in the water ; a 
 flute or fife ; a kind of plant. Ft'om φυσάω, 
 
 Φύσάλος, ου, ο, a toad ; a certain fish. Th.. 
 φυσάω. 
 
 Φύσας, αντος, in f. g. φύσασα, >??, vi, jmrt.. 
 1. ft. act. of φύω, to be born. According to•' 
 others, by Sync, for φυσνισας, from 
 
 ΦΤ2ΑΏ, and φυσσάω, f. ήσω, to puff* or 
 blow ; to puff" up or swell ; to breathe ; to ex- 
 hale. 
 
 Φύσίι, 3. sing. 1. f. of φύω, also the dat. 
 sing, f φύσις, ιως, h, nature. From φύω. 
 
 Φύσημα, ατός, το, every thing puffed up or 
 inflated ; an air bubble, a puff"; a blast. Froiw 
 φυσάω. 
 
 ΦιίσΥίτ^ζ, νίξος, ό, a fan ; a pair of bellows ; 
 a ventilator. Th. φυσάω. 
 
 ΦυσΊγνάθος, ου, ο xa\ h, the name of a frog, 
 Physignathus ; as //"swelling his cheeks. From 
 φυσάω, to inflate, and γνάθος, ου, ο, the cheek. 
 
 Φύσιγ'ί, γγος, h, a vesicle or blister on the 
 hands or feet. Th. φυσάω, to inflate. 
 
 ΦυσΙΖ,οος, ου, ο καΙ vt, producing the necessa- 
 ries of life ; an epithet of the earth. From φύω 
 and ζάω, to live, fts if φύουσα ζαα, producing 
 animals. 
 
 ΦυσΪΛΟί, h, ov, natural, conformable o?' .agree- 
 able to nature ; physical ; also a physician, an 
 observer or interpreter of nature ; also 
 
 ΦυσΪΗ,ως, adv. naturally ; according to na- 
 ture. From φύσις. Th. φύω, to be born. 
 
 Φυσ/οω, ω, f ύσω, ρ, <7ηφυσΊωκα, to puff^ to 
 bloWj^ to pant, to be out of breath, to inflate ; 
 φυσιΌομαι, ουμαι, ίο be puffiid up, inflated, to 
 swell, to be full of wnnd ; to be proud ; perf, 
 pas. 'ρηφυσίωμαι, part, perf pas, "τηφυσιωμίνος,. 
 η, ov. Th. φυσά,ω, to inflate. 
 
 Φύσις, ίως, ή, nature, character, disposition ; 
 sex ; privities; stature; also uativity ; constitu- 
 tion, shape ; substance ■, the general custom, 
 practice,, or law of nations, see 1 Cor. xi, 14 ; 
 
ΦΤΩ 
 
 864 
 
 ΦΠΡ 
 
 poffu,- greatly, also truly, of necessity. Th. 
 φύω. . iSi'«iijl ti . > 
 
 ΦυσΊωιηζ, tea?, fi, swelling, pride; inflation of 
 «nind. From ψυσιοω, ω, to inflate. Th. φΟ' 
 σάω, to inflate. , 
 
 Φύσκ-Α, Tit, h, a vesicle, a blister, because m- 
 fiated. From φυσάω, ' ' 
 
 Φύιτχ,οί, ου, ο, a sausage ; & pudding. Fro7n 
 the same. 
 
 Φυσσ-Ζν, pres. inf. of '<^ >" 
 
 Φυα•(/άω,β)τ φυσάω, to bloW in," to inflate. 
 
 Φυσσ'ιω, Ion. for φυσσάω, which see. 
 ^ίι^Φυσσνιττίξ, *ίζβ;, ο, an instrument for blowing 
 0)• inflating ; a pair of bellows, a fan. From 
 φυσάω, ivhich see. 
 
 Φυτκλια, a,;, 'h, a place planted with trees, 
 a garden, orchard, nursery, vineyard. From 
 φντον, ου, το, a plant. Th. φύω. 
 
 Φυτκομοίΐ, to plant, beget, engender, pro- 
 duce. From the same. 
 
 Φντύα, acs, 91, the act of planting or sowing; 
 a plant set out. From φυηύω. 
 
 Φύτευαν, Bceot.for ϊφυτίύύ'/ισα,ν, 3. pi. \, a. 
 ind. pas. of φυτίύω, ivhich see. 
 
 Φυηύύητι, \. a. imperat. of the same. 
 
 Φύτευμίχ-, aro;, <ro, a plant, any thing that 
 is planted ; seed. From φυηύω, which see. 
 
 Φυηύσατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. Ion. and 
 
 Φυτιύσ'/ι, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of φυ- 
 Τίύω. 
 
 Φύτίυσίζ, ΐωζ, h, the act of setting out, 
 planting, sowing. i^roij(i-^*,^e^«;w-j i-^^raf^^ 
 
 Φυτζύω, imperf. ϊφύτιυον, £?, i,f. ζΰσω, p. ίΤ£- 
 φύτίυκοι., to plant ; to break up afresh ; to sow 
 seed ; to beget ; to cause to be born ; Metaph. 
 to endeavour, plan, plot, contrive j φυτεύζιν 
 Tiv) B-avxrov, to devise or plot one's death ; 
 
 1. a. Ιφύηυσιχ,' p. pas. ■τηφυτίνμοΐί, σα,ι, rcn, 
 part. p. pas. "^ίφυηυμ'ίνος, yj, ov, 1. a. ind. pas. 
 Ιφυηΰύην, '/is, «?, I. a. imperat. pas. φνηυ^ί^η, 
 'AT ω. From 
 
 Φυτον, ου, το, a plant ; a stalk ; a twig ; a 
 shrub ; a race of men. From φύω, to beget. 
 
 Φυτοσζα,φοζ, ov, ο κ,οά «, a husbandman ; a 
 gardener ; a digger. From φυτον, a plant, 
 and σκ.ά'Λ'τω, to dig. 
 
 ΦΤ'ίΙ, f. φύσω, p. 'τεφυζα,, to bring forth, 
 to produce, beget, shoot forth, grow, bear ; 
 also, especially in 2. a., to be born, spring up, 
 arise ; to stick, adhere to ; the perf. act. -ri- 
 φυχ,α has these particular 7neanings, — to be 
 born so ; to have a natural disposition or pro- 
 pensity to ; to be so constituted by nature ; 
 to be accustomed ; to be particularly fitted by 
 nature for ; to be fit or able or suitable for ; to 
 be inclined to ; to be agreeable to ; ούτω; ^ri- 
 φυκί, such is his nature that ; y -^τίφυκε, as is 
 natural ; hence adv. τεφυκότω;, conformably 
 to his nature, character, dispo.sition, propensity ; 
 
 2. a. εφυον, sj, ε, a7id ϊφυν, vs, υ, as if from 
 φΖμι, whence part. 2. a. φυς, φύντος, p. fnid. 
 τίφυα,• J), pas. 9Τ&φυμα,ί, in 2. sing, τίφυσα» 
 (whence φύσι;, εω;, iij, and in 3. sing, τεφυτοα 
 (whence φντον, οΰ, roj, 2. a. pas. εφύην, τι;, ν,, 
 
 part. 2. a. pas. φυύ$, €σα, ίν ου <rm t' ίφοζ, 
 Eurip. Suppl. 292, where see Markland, you 
 are not of the number, i. e, ουκ 'έφν; i» του 
 άξΐ^μου τωνοε. 
 
 Φωγνυω, or -ϋμι, to burn, broil, roast, toast. 
 From 
 
 Φύγω, the same as 
 
 Φωζω, to burn in the chimney or on the 
 hearth ; to roast, broil. From φω?. Th. φύω, 
 to shine. 
 
 Φίί/'ξ, or φω'ί^, a bird of prey, an enemy to 
 another whose eyes it attacks; whence called 
 οφ^βίλμοζόξοί, Arist. Hist, ix, 8, because άί'σ- 
 σει εΐζ φωτά, i. e. οφόαλμου;. 
 
 ΦΩ'ΚΑΙΝΑ, '/ji, w, a porpoise. From, 
 
 Φωκ'/ι, '/ΐζ, 'h, a sea-calf, a seal, phoca. 
 
 Φωκ.ΐίεί, οι, the name of a nation, the Pho- 
 caeans. 
 
 Φωκ,ος, ου, ο, the name of a man, Phocus. 
 
 Φωκυλί^εω, gen. Ion. for -Ιου, of ί^'**ί 
 
 Φωχυλί^ί^ί, ου, ο, a man^s name, Phoeyli- 
 des. 
 
 Φωλκ^ες κξχτοι, bears living in dens or 
 caves. Th. φωλεό; . ./wv';j>.. ojftAAf». 
 
 ΦΩΛΕΟ' 2, fly, 0, and φίάΜ%•ίίί,4, a den, 
 cave, cavern, burrow, lurking-place ; also a 
 school; as if from φως and ολεω, because φω$ 
 άττόλωλε, the light is destroyed. 
 
 Φωλεύω, the same as 
 
 Φωλΐω, to lie concealed in a den, burrow, 
 cave, lurking-place ; to build a nest ; figura- 
 tively, to dwell. Th, φωλεός, a cave. 
 
 Φωμεν, 1. pi. 2. a. subj. of φημ), or φάω, 
 to say. 
 
 Φωνάεΐζ, άεσσκ, α,εν. Dor. for φωνήεις, hav- 
 ing a voice ; vocal ; sonorous. From φωνίι, 'h, 
 a voice, a sound. 
 
 Φωνάντΰ!,, by Crasis for φωνάεντχ, Oor.for 
 φωνήεντα, acc. sing, of φωνήείξ. See Φλ- 
 νάίΐζ. 
 
 Φωνασαι, Oor.for φωνησαι, 1. ο. inf. act. of 
 φωνεω. 
 
 Φωνεύντοί, Oor. for φωνουντα,, η. g. pi. part, 
 j)res. and < 
 
 Φωνεΰντες, Dor. for φωνοΰνη?, no:m. pL part, 
 jires. act. of '•w.^ :^•»ι>5<^ ο 4\i<tt ^.v^n 
 
 ΦΛ;νέί«, ω, imperf. ίφάνεο^Ι oov,\f. ^hu, jv^i^ 
 φωντικ,χ, to emit a sound or voice ; to say, 
 speak ; to converse, sing, shout, call by name, 
 invite; 1. a. Ιφωνησα, u.?, ε,\. a, imperat. act. 
 φων/ισον, άτνα, 1. α. pas. Ιφωνή^ην, «ί, «, 1» «. 
 inf. pas. φωνηθγινοι,ι. From 
 
 Φί1ΝΗ\ ί7ί, 'h, a voice, sound ; a word, a 
 saying ; a language ; idiom, discourse, report ; 
 reputation, renown ; a song •, the chirping, sing- 
 ing or warbling of birds ; Τίξίαμοί V Έλίν>5« 
 ίκοι,λίσσατο φων^, Priam called Helen by name, 
 Iliad iii, 161. 
 
 Φωνήσας, οίντοζ, jjart. 1. a. act. But 
 
 Φων'ησα,σ\ for φωνήσαι,σοί, 9i;, h, part. 1. a. 
 f. g. of φωνεω, which see. 
 
 Φων/ισεν, Ion. for Ιφύννισεν, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 ΦΩΡ, φωζος, ό, a thief; one who takes by 
 
ΦΛ2 
 
 86^ 
 
 ΦΩ.Ψ 
 
 stealth • paint ; also φα/ξ, or φίϋξβζ, sv, ό, a 
 spy, a scout. Hence 
 
 Φ^ξα, α?, ii, theft, the act of stealing ; in- 
 quiry, pursuit, srearch. 
 
 Φαζκν, pres. inf. of 
 
 Φΰοζκω, to steal ; to catch a thief in the act ; 
 to surprise ; to search, make inquiries, scru- 
 tinize ; to suspect. T/u φάζ. 
 
 Φωριαμοί, ey, β, a casket, cofier, box, Ι7ΐ 
 which valuable articles are kept, a:gainst φωζας, 
 i. e. thieves. But perhaps it is from χΛίξίιχ.- 
 μοί) the same. 
 
 Φωζίος, ου, ΰ ««/ ί, stolen, furtive ; conceal- 
 ed, secret ; also a thief. From φ&ι^. 
 
 Φωξων, gen. pi. of φύξ. 
 
 Φύϋζ, ψω^ΰί, 'h, a burning ; a burn ; a red 
 spot on the legs, occasioned by the fire. Froin 
 ψύΖ,ω. 
 
 Φωί, φωτός, το, light, fire ; a firebrand ; a 
 hearth; day-, life, safety, joy ; the eye. Con- 
 ttact. of <ράος, ioS) Tfl, the same. Th. φάω, to 
 shine. But 
 
 Φως, φωτός, ό, a man. From the same Th. 
 9rfrom φάω, to speak. See the preceding. 
 
 Φώ(τχ.ω, to shine ; to be light or clear ; to 
 be day. From φως, light. Th. φά,ω, to 
 shinci 
 
 Φωστηζ^, ίίξβς, β, light or brightness ; any 
 thing which gives light j a luminary. From 
 φώσκω, the same as φάω, 
 
 Φωσ-φόζος, β.ν, ο χα» t}, bringing light ; the 
 morning star. From φως, φωτός, το, light, a7h(l 
 φ'ίξω, to carry. 
 
 Φύόίτων, ωνος, ο, a sail ; linen. From φυιτύα. 
 
 Φώτα, ace, sing, of φως, which see. 
 
 Φωη, nom. dual of the sanne. 
 
 Φωτίΐνος, h, ov, light, clear, shining. From 
 φ£ς, φωτός, το, contract, for φάβς, το, light. Th. 
 φάω, to shine. 
 
 Φωτίζω, f. 'κτω, and Att. ~ιω, p. -ηφωτ/χα, 
 to give light to, illuminate ; Metaph. to illu- 
 minate the mind, to teach ; to baptize j to bring• 
 to light, to disclose, to make known ; 1. a. 
 ίφώτϋτα, 1. a. irtf, φωτ'κτα.», part. 1. a. act. 
 φωτίσας, αντος' p^rf. pas. ν&φωτκτμα,ί, σαι, 
 σται, 1. a. pas. ϊφωτ'κτύτίν, νις, yi, part. 1. a. 
 pas. φωτίσύίίς, ίντος. From φως. Th. φάω, 
 to shine. 
 
 Φωτισμός, ου, ό, shining, brightness, lustre ; 
 light ; also religious instruction, baptism. Frofii 
 p. pas. qfthej)receding. 
 
 Φωχ^ύίΐς, j)art. 1. a. pas. of φωγνυμι, or 
 φωγνύω, 1. a. pfts. Ιφωρ^^ην. 
 
 Φλ(•Ψ, Kght, ffesi/ch. From φάος, the same. 
 
 ■ff gn rwwg »^ 
 
 X. 
 
 XAE 
 
 XAI 
 
 X 25 the twenty -second letter of the Greek 
 nlpliabet ; as a numeral it denotes six hundred, 
 and ivith a mark beneath (χ,), six hundred 
 thousand. The Athenians marked bad money 
 rvith this letter; whence χιάζω, to reject as 
 couHterfeit. X' is used instead of κ or xoii be- 
 fore an aspirated vowel, as χ ά, or χα,, for xai 
 k' it is often used also instead of xi, or xiv, 
 truly, indeed. 
 
 'Καζος, crooked ; also narrow, Hesych. But 
 
 Xa^flj, subst. a bridle. 
 
 Χάδε, or xahv, Ion. for ιχαΐί, 3. sing. 2, a. 
 ind. act. <f χμζω, ivhich see ; 2. a. ίχα^ον, 
 2?. τη. Ktxav^a,for χίχα.^αι. 
 
 X«Ss£iv, Ion. for xahiv, 2. a. inf. of the 
 same, 
 
 Xasef, gen. sing, of χάος, εβς, το, chaos ; 
 the shades ; the confusion of all things before 
 the creation ; an immense void ; a shapeless 
 mass, of confused materials. Th. χαινω, to 
 gape, vawn. 
 
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 Χάζίο, and χάξίν. Ion. and Dor. for χα- 
 ζού, jnvs. imperat. pas. of 
 
 X Α'ΖΩ, /. ά(τω, to give place, to recede ; 
 to retreat ; to deprive ; to camse to recede ; to 
 contain ; to have capacity ; 2. a. ϊχα^ον, ρ, in. 
 K'iX6ivhx,for χίχαοοί, 
 
 ΧΑΓΝΩ, f. χΆνω, p. χ'ίχαχα, to gape, to 
 gape open ; to gape or yawn with drowsiness ; 
 to survey or regard with an open mouth, i. e•. 
 iHtently ; to desire greatly ; to receive greedily; 
 to admire very much ; 2. a, ίχαναν, 1. a. %χνι- 
 ya, 2. a. inf. χάναί' perf. pas. χίχασμαι, as if 
 from χάω, not used. 
 
 XAI~ON, cv, TO, a shepherd's staff or cropk. 
 
 'Kuiof, or χάϊας, honest, good. See Xaej. 
 
 'Χαΐξ', for χοίΐ'ξί, χαίξίτε, 2. sing, and 2, 
 pi. pres. imj)erat. act. of χα'ίξω. χ-- 
 
 Χαίξίχβίχος, ου, ο xai h, one who takes delight 
 in the ills which befall others. 
 
 ΧαΓ^ίν, Ion, for ίχαίξΐν^ 2, sing, imperf, 
 act., of χα'ιβω, to rejoice. 
 
ΧΛΑ 
 
 866 
 
 ΧΑΛ 
 
 ^αΐξίτίζω^ to salute, wish one joy ; to re- 
 ceive, or reply to, with joy and affectionate 
 salutations. 
 
 Xa/gsTflv, dual pres. imperat. act. of χα.\- 
 ξω. 
 
 Χαίξίφυλλον, ου, το, Ά kind of pot herb ; 
 chervil. 2Ίι. φόλλον. 
 
 'Κχίζγν, Dor. for χ^αίοειν, pres. inf. and 
 
 'Κχίζ-/,!, 2. sins;, pres. subj. act. and 
 
 Xii/^'/jVi/v, 1. /". inf. of χα I ζω. 
 
 'Χ.ιχ.ίξοατχ, Dor. for χαΐοαυσα, 2)art. jn-es. 
 
 β g' of 
 
 ΧΑΙ'ΡΩ, s/j, i/, imperf ΊχοΆζον, β?, i,f χα- 
 ξω, p. κίχκξχΰί, to rejoice, to be glad ; to be de- 
 lighted ; pres. imperat. χαΐ^ί, a form of saluta- 
 tion, or bidding farewell ; 2. a. ίχοίξον petf, pas. 
 κίχκομχί, 2. a. pas. ιχά(ζτ,ν, >?5, n, 2. a, 
 subj. pas. χα.ξω, ίί, γ, 2. a, iff. pas. χα^ναι, 
 2. f pas. χο!,ο'/)ίτομα.ι, p. mid. τύχαρα. Hence 
 χοίξο,, ας, h, joy ; χαίξίΐν χα^ά,ν, to rejoice 
 with great joy. 
 
 ^xiTaiis-i Dor. for χα-ιτν-,α;, having hair ; 
 havinff a mane ; long-haired. From 
 
 ΧΑΓΤΗ, 57i, h, liair, a mane ; bushy hair, 
 bristles ; the leaves of trees. 
 
 Χ«/7•>;;/ί, '/■^ίσσα., n'-v. See ^ΰίΐτάίΐς. 
 
 Χαλά, «ί, «, Dor. for χηΧτ,, ivhicfi see. 
 
 ΧΑ'ΛΑΖΑ, yi;, V), hail ; the measles in 
 swine ; a swelling in the eyelids resembling a 
 hailstone. 
 
 Χ«λαξ'/ίί/?, '/ίίίΓίτα, ijiy, full of hail; measly, 
 as a liQ'j. 
 
 'Κ'χ.λκζόω, ω, to hail. Frovi the same. 
 
 Ιίίχ,λαίνον-τζς, nom. pi. pari. pres. of 
 
 Χ«λίΐτίν&/, the same as χαλάν, luhich see. 
 
 Χάλανδ^βι/, ου, το, a little bed or Qouch, 
 Hesych. 
 
 Ιίαλάζ,αίί, Dor. and jEol.for 
 
 Χαλάιταί, avTOi, part. 1. a. act. of χα- 
 Χα,ω. 
 
 ΧίίλαΛ, Dor. mid JEvl.for χα,λωιη, 3. pi. 
 pres. i)id. of χαλάω. 
 
 Χαλασ-,αήί, ου, ό, the act of slackening, loos- 
 ing, unbinding. Th. χαλάω. 
 
 ΧαλίΚίΤτον, ου, ro, a chain, a little chain. 
 From 
 
 ΧΑΑΑΏ, or χαλάΖ,ω, f. άσω, j). κίχά- 
 λακ,οί,, to slacken, relax; to let down by cords,• 
 to let go ; to open ; to make fluid ; to pro- 
 long ; to ease one's .self; ncut. to languish, to 
 be weak; 1. a. ίχάλαηχ, «j, s, 1. a. imperat. 
 χάλχσον, άτω' p. pas. •■ιιχάλασμαι, σαι, σται, 
 1. a. ind. pas. ίχαλάτύ^ν. 
 
 XAABA'NH (χαλ^ανΥί), τ,ς, γ,, a gum, 
 galbanum. 
 
 ΧαλδαΓβί, ου, β, the name of a people, Chal- 
 dean ; an astrologer, 
 
 XaXs-;r«/viy, to be angry, to take ill; cdso to 
 irritate, exasperate, harass, vex; .pres. imperat. 
 act. χαλΊταινί- χαλζταΐνοί, ?>. sing. pres. o2)t. 
 act. Th. χαλίττω, f -ψω, to hurt. 
 
 Χβίλετί), dat. nng.f. g. of 
 
 Χαλείτί?, h, ov, cruel, morose, intractable ; 
 ruinous, destructive, pernicious; gen. Ion. χα- 
 
 λίΤάίο, dat, pi. Ion. xaXi'^olat. Th. χαλί-ττω 
 to hurt. 
 
 Χαλίίτότ'/5ί, ijTos, ri, difficulty, asperity, rude- 
 ness, hardness, severity, in a good sense, 
 Thucyd. From the preceding. 
 
 ΧΑΑΕ'ΠΤί"!, f. -ψω, p. κίχάλιφοί, to in- 
 jure, hurt, harass; to 0Λ'erturn ; to weaken; to 
 wound, destroy •, p. m. κιχάλιτοί. 
 
 Χβτλί^ώϊί, adv. with difficulty ; with labour 
 or trouble ; hardly ; unsuccessfully, with hard 
 fortune ; angrily, with bitterness or harshness. 
 From χαλίττοί, difficult. 
 
 'Καλίτωτίξο;, ίσα, ίξον, more difficult, ajid 
 in suj^erl. χα.λΐ'ττωτα.τοζ, άτη•, ατον, most diffi- 
 cult. From the same. 
 
 X«X/«sf, small stones. From χύλ^, which 
 see. 
 
 'Καλίχξάτοί, ου, ο χα) τι, pure, unmixed ; 
 undiluted wine. From χάλι; and χίοάω, to 
 mix. 
 
 ^οίλιμάζω, to abandon one's self to the ex- 
 cesses of a bacchanal. From 
 
 ^αλ'ίμ,α.ί, ά'^ος, 9), a bacchanal ; a courtesan ; 
 a shameless Avoman. From χαλάω, to set 
 loose. 
 
 ΙίάλΥμοζ, ου, a poisoner ; perhaps because he 
 χαλά κ,α) Ικλύίΐ Ife. 
 
 ^αλιναγωγ'ίω, ω, with acc. f. γ,σο), p. «£- 
 χαλίναΎΜίγη^ί-α, to lead by a bridle j to guide, 
 direct, repress, check; \. a. Ιχαλιναγωγ/ισα, 
 1. a. inf. act. χόίλίναγωγγισαι, to be governed 
 by a bridle. From χαλινοί, a bridle, and 
 aycuyos, ου, ο κ.αι sj. Til. ayM. 
 
 ΧΑΛΙΝΟ' 2 (χαλινός), ου, h, a bridle, bit, 
 reins ; the anchor of a vessel ; government, 
 command ; «5 if from χαλάν. Hence •rutrt- 
 χάλίνοί, obeying the reins. 
 
 Χαλ/ν«^, pres. imperat. act. contract, for 
 χαλινοί, of 
 
 'Κ.αλινόω, ω, f. ωιτω, to put a bridle upon ; 
 to restrain, repress ; to guide, direct. Th. 
 χαλινό;. 
 
 XA'AIH, ικ,οί, 0, a little stone ; a flint- 
 stone ; unhewn pieces of stone ; lime, chalk. 
 
 ΧΑΆΙ2, or χάλιξ, iHos, a, Bacchus ; undi- 
 luted wine ; as if from χ^,λα, because it gives 
 a loose to joy. 
 
 Ιίαλίφξων, ονοί, ο κα) ί, haA'ing the mind 
 weakened and disturbed ; mad, foolish. From 
 χαλάσβαι ψξίνα, to have the mind relaxed ; or 
 because χάλι;, Avine, has disturbed φξίνα, the 
 intellect. 
 
 ^αλκάρμάτο; , ov, ο xai ri. Poet, and Ion. 
 for χαλχάημ,ατοζ, carried in a brazen chariot. 
 From χαλκό;, brass, and αξμα, ατός, το,- a 
 chariot. 
 
 Ύίάλκαο-ττις, ι^ος, ο κα) η, bearing a brazen 
 shield ; Avarlike. From χαλκό;, brass, and 
 aarrn;, a shield. 
 
 ^άλκι ,for χάλχίΛ, nom. pi. 71. g. of χάλ- 
 Kio;, ους, iv/iich see. 
 
 ΧαλχίΓβν, ου, το, the shop of a blacksmith or 
 brazier ; a brazen vessel for heating water ; a 
 
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 ΧΑΛ 
 
 kettle, a caldron ; a table of brass. Th. χαλ' 
 jces, brass. 
 
 'Κά,λκίΐοξ, ίία, uoVf made of brass, brazen. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Καλκίίων, gen. pi. of χά,λκίΐοξ. 
 
 'Κ.Άλκ,ίλοίτοζ, ου, 6 xect «, made of brass, 
 beaten or forged ; the same as χαλχ'^λατο;, 
 whick see. 
 
 Έ.χλκ(.ντεξθζ, ου, ο κα) h, having bowels of 
 brass ; indefatigable ; Didymus the gramma- 
 rian was so flamed, δ;ώ rhv "ΡΠξ) ra, βιζλία, 
 ίτ/μονί-,ν, on account of his perseverance in re- 
 lation to books. From χχλκο; and ϊνπξον, a 
 bowel. Th. Ιντό?. 
 
 ^αλκ,ζντη;, ios, ό κοά '/ι. Poet, one who uses 
 brazen arms. From χαλκό;, brass, and ivna, 
 Toi, arms. 
 
 Ιίχλκίόγομφο;, ου, ο κ,α) ί, secured, fasten- 
 ed, or made with nails of iron or brass. Froin 
 χοιλχοζ and γόμψοί, ου, ο, a nail. 
 
 Χύ<λ«£(5^ώ/^>;|, '/ιχος, ο κοίΐ h, clad or armed 
 with a breastplate or-corselet of brass ; one who 
 Λvears a brazen breastplate. From χάλκεοζ, 
 which see, and Β-ύξα'ξ, a corselet or breastplate. 
 
 Ιίοίλχίΰκάξ^ίοί, ου, ό Kou ^, having a breast 
 or heart of brass ; strong and invincible. From 
 χάλχεοζ and κκξ^ίοί, η, the heart. 
 
 Λ,αλκΒομιτξοί;, ου, ό, Poet, ο χαλκών μίτξαν 
 φ'ίζύον, one who bears a mitre of brass ; war- 
 like, valiant. 
 
 Χ-ίίλκίοζ, ου;, i'/i, ?, iov, ovv, and χά,λκιος, 
 βυ, ό Kc/.\ 7i, made of brass, of copper-, hard, 
 strong, indefatigable, vigorous. Th. χκλκόζ. 
 
 ^Άλχίόφα/νο;, ου, ό κα) '/ι, haA'ing a voice of 
 brass ; ringing, resounding ; dat. sing, χοίλ- 
 κίοφώνΜ. From χάΧχίοζ and φων'/ι, the voice. 
 
 Χίίλ^έϋί, ios, 0, a brazier ; a copper-smith ; 
 a white-smith ; any artisan working in metals. 
 Til. χαλκοί) brass. 
 
 'Χαλκεύω, f. ίΰσω, to be a brazier ; to make 
 of brass ; to work brass, to forge, as smiths do. 
 From χοίλχίΐ/ί, which see. 
 
 Χαλκίώι;, dat. sing, of χάλχ&ο;, οΖζ, made of 
 brass. 
 
 Χαλ»έώ/ί, adv. of brass ; like brass or cop- 
 per. From the some. 
 
 Χαλχ'/ίΟΛ/ΐί, ovoi, 0, a precious stone, a chal- 
 cedony. 
 
 Χ«λ«ίί/ον, ου, το, Ion. for χα,λχ,ΰον, a brazen 
 vessel ; also a brass -founder's work shop. Th. 
 χαλκός. 
 
 ^αλκήλατοξ, made of brass beaten out or 
 extended. From, χαλκό; and ϊλαύνω, or 
 Ιλάω. 
 
 'Χ.χλκ'/ιζ'/ι;, ίο;, ό χα) '/ι, brazen -, made and 
 adapted with brass. From χαλκό; and 'ά^ω, 
 to adapt. 
 
 Χαλκ/^α, (icc. sing, of Χαλ»<?» t^ost h, the 
 name of a city, Chalcis. 
 
 1ζ.αλκίο/κο;, ου, h, Chalcicecit, an epithet of 
 Minerva, having a residence or temple of brass, 
 Thucyd. i, 134.] 
 
 'Καλχίον, ου, το, a brazen vessel, pan, kettle, 
 or pot, used by cooks. Th. χαλκό;. 
 
 "Καλκοαξαν, gen. jd. Dor. for χαλκ,οοίξων, 
 from, 
 
 ^αλκοαξ^ι;, ου, ό, the same as 
 
 ^ίαλκοάξπ;, to;, ο κα) h) slain by weapons of 
 brass or iron ; or, actively, killing with weapons 
 of iron or brass ; from χαλκό;, brass, and 
 α'ίξω, to lift up, to slay. -^Iso one who τον 
 χαλκον άξπξότα ίΤχίν, has brass fitted on his 
 body ; from χαλκό; and αξω, to adapt. 
 
 ^αλκοζα,ξη;, ίο;, β κα) h, heavy or burdened 
 with brass, i. e. the weight of his armour ; also 
 stable, firm, solid. From χαλκό; and βάξο;, 
 to;, TO, weight. 
 
 Ιίαλκοζ^-τ^;, ίο;, ό κα) >?, and το χαλκο€α- 
 τϊ;, standing on a foundation of brass ; firm, 
 solid ; having a solid foundation ; also one who 
 walks about clad in garments ornamented with 
 brass, i. e. splendid. From χαλκό; and βά<?ι;, 
 Th. βα'πΜ, to go. 
 
 ^αλκόγίνυ;, υο;, ο x-a) 'h, having cheeks or 
 jaws of iron or brass- From χαλκό; and 
 γίνυ;, υο;, h, the chin, the jaw. 
 
 ^αλκο^αμα;, αντο;, ό κα) hi Conquering or 
 subduing brass ; an epithet of a whetstone, 
 grindstone, brassfounder, ^c. Prom χαλκό; 
 and "Ιαμάω, to subdue. 
 
 ~^αλχο1ο, gen. Ion. of χαλκό;, ου, ό, brass. 
 
 'Καλκΰκν^^μι'^ίί, having greaves or boots of 
 brass ; by Synecd. wearing armour of brass. 
 From χαλκό; and χντ,μ);, ί^ο;, h, greaves or 
 boots. Th. κΜήμΆι the leg, the shin bone. 
 
 ^αλκοκοξυστη, dat. sing, of 
 
 'Χ.αλκοκοξυο-τ'/ι;, ου, ό, wearing a helmet of 
 brass ; wearing arms of brass ; armed. From 
 χαλκό; and χόου;, υβο;, v), a helmet. 
 
 '^αλκόκζοτο;, ου, β κα) h, ringing or resound- 
 ing like brass, an epithet of Rhea ; covered 
 with brass ; copper money. From χαλκό; and 
 KOOTo;. 
 
 ^αλκολίξα,νον, ου, το, a Species of amber, 
 more precious than gold, Suid, ; also orichal- 
 cum or fine brass, white brass. From χαλκό; 
 and λίζανο;. 
 
 ^αλκοτάξαο;, JEol. and Dor. for 
 
 ^αλκοτάξ'/,ο;, Alt. from χαλχοτάζειο;, 
 ό κα) VI, having cheeks of brass ; i, e. wearing a 
 head-piece. From χαλκό; and ρταζ^α, τι, a 
 cheek. 
 
 Χαλ;ίβ^ίδβί, ou, κα) 'h, having a pavement 
 of brass, an epithet of the .^kies ; χαλκοΖν ίτε- 
 'hov 'ίχοαν. 
 
 Ύ^αλχοτλάστη;, ου, ό, a brass-founder ; a 
 brazier ; one who makes images of brass. 
 
 ^ίαλκο'του;, iro'^oi, ο κα) h, having feet of 
 brass. From χαλκό; and creyj, a-foot. 
 
 Ιίαλκόνΰλο;, ου, ό χα) 'h, having brazen oT 
 iron gates ; secured with bars of brass ; an 
 epithet of a city. Th. -^νλγι, a gate. 
 
 ΧΑΛΚΟ' 2, ου, ό, brass ; copper, Palceph, ; 
 arms or armour of brass or iron •, money, any 
 thing made of brass •, a knife, an axe. 
 
 'Χαλκότο'^ο;, ου, ό κα) h, having a bow of 
 brass. From χαλκό; and τόζον, a bow. 
 
 Ιίαλκότοξο;, ov, i κα) '/ι, that penetrates sr 
 
ΧΑΜ 
 
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 ΧΑΟ 
 
 perfofatcs brass ; covered ivith brass ; made of 
 brass ; working in brass. From χαλκοί and 
 Togio), to perforate. 
 
 ΧαλκβτϋίτΆί, ov, S »u) i, a smith ; impfrfessed 
 by l?cass;. inflicted by iron or by a sword. 
 From χαλκό; find τΰ•^τω, p. m. τίτν^χ. 
 
 Ύ^Άλχοϋσβαι, to be equipped with arms of 
 hVfiSSi pres.iilf. pas. of χκλχάω. Th. χα,λ- 
 no;. 
 
 'Κκλχ.οχΛξμ^,;-> ου, ο, taking delight in brazen 
 arms ; warlike. From χαλχο; and χάξμ», h, 
 or χάρμχ, 70, joy. Til. χαίξΛ>, to rejoice. 
 
 'Καλχοχιτόνων, gSH' pi, of 
 
 'Χ.Άλκοχί^Γων, όνος, ο και ν, mailed in brass ; 
 armed with a coat of mail of brass. From 
 χχλκ,οί ond χιτων, a tuniq^ a coat. 
 
 ^αλκόω, to make -of brass ; to overlay or 
 strengthen with brass. From χα.\κΌί, 
 
 Χαλ«&>, dat, sing, of χα-λκΌζ. 
 
 Ύ^αμά.^1, a7id χαμάζί, adv. on the ground, to 
 iiie ground s upon the ground. Fro7}i 
 
 ΧΑΙ\ΓΑΓ, on the ground, upon the gri>uud { 
 to the ground. 
 
 ^ίΐμα,ιάχ,τη, the humble ακτή, i. e, the eld- 
 er tree ; the dwarf elder. 
 
 'Καμ.χίζίτΰν, ου, το, a strawberry. 
 
 ^κμιχ,Ίζά,τοί, ου, ό or '4, a Jow bush ; a 
 creeping bramble. From χαμα) and βάτο;, a 
 bush. 
 
 ^ίαμαΐ'ΫίνΥίξ, ίβξ, ο xeu vi, f ό χα,μΆΐ χα,Ι \ν τη 
 γη γί'JoμίvocJ earth-born Si^£H;ii,.^.the ground, 
 a son of the earth. '-,•!!: :•)-.'•.' ^ 
 
 'Κ.αμαιυάφντ^, dwarf laurel ; a periwinkle, a 
 plant. From χαμοί) and ^άφιχτ, a laurel. 
 
 ~Καμ»ιΰί}κσ-^.α,λος, a schoolmaster who tgaches 
 the rudiments of learning. 
 
 'Κχμαί}(χκ<ττ}ΐί, a judge who goes to court 
 on foot, /. e.. ,an inferior magistrate. 
 
 Xa(«.ai5>yi, the plcmt germander ; a jilant 
 having, leaves like the oaL• 
 
 ^Άμ,αΐίύν,ΐί , (ιυ, β, lying upon tlie ground ; 
 one who sleeps on the bare ground.: .Fψ:oΊn 
 χκμ,οί) and tlvri, a couch. -^fii - « 
 
 Ύ^κμαΊζηλόν, cv, τη, the wild vine ; broom. 
 Front, 
 
 Ύί.οίμχΊ'ζ.ηλαξ, »a, ο Kce^ h, and χχμκίζηλοί, 
 %λ•Λ, τιλοΜ, creeping on the ground ; low, hum- 
 ble, abject ■■, an. if τα χ^μα) Ζ'ίλΜν, pursuing 
 hvimble ti)ings. 
 
 'Κ.χμαιλίύΆΆ, the dwarf white poplar ; λίύκ•/), 
 the wliite poplar. 
 
 ^αμαιλ'ίΜν, ίοντο;, ο, a chameleon, ait animal , 
 which clumgt's its colour from time to time ; 
 Metaph. one that changes liis skin or his 
 colour for fear ; as ii is sqi/t then: is no animal 
 more timid, than this. There is also 
 
 ^αμαιλίων, a plant ; a qiccies of thistle, so 
 called from the varijing appearance of the 
 Ifoves. From χούμοι _α)ΐΛ_ λίων, ovras, ό^ Ά 
 
 'Χν.μα'ιμ'/ιλ/ιν, cUamoTOilc. 'Fi^fll χαμα) and' 
 
 'Καμχΐ'τητίία, to fall to the ground ; to pros- 
 trate one's self ; to fail of effect. From χα•*, 
 μα) and ΤίτΊω. From ir/crraa, to fall. Hence 
 ^αμαΐ'Πτ'ή;, ioi, ο κα) vi, falling harmles* 
 or useless on the ground ; falling to tbe ground, 
 low. 
 
 Χα^κα/ίΤίτίΓιταν Dor. for χαμαι-ρητοΖιταν^ 
 ace. sing. part. pres. act. of χαμαιτίτίΜ-. 
 
 Ιζ-αμαίτΐτυξ, υοζ, 'h, the herb ground pine ; 
 so called because it has the sviell of the pine. 
 Th. TiTVi, 'h, a pine tree.- . 
 
 ^αμαίξίφ'/ΐί, ίο;, ό κ.αι h, strewed or stretched 
 on the ground. Frotii ρίττυ. 
 
 ^αμαιτυτείοψ, ου, το, a place of prostitution 
 or debauchery, a brothel,] 
 
 ^αμα»τό'ΐτΐ]^ a low prostitute. 
 Χα^ίλα/ίτ, af, 'h, contract, for χαμαιελαια, 
 the dwarf or low olive. 
 
 ^αμίύνα, Dor.for ■n'iVWt to ^ΪΥίύ yrlj >i• 
 
 Xa^siivsj, s(j, h, by Sync, for χαμπί^ύννι^-ίί 
 loAv bed ; a couch on the ground; a bed of 
 rushes or bougiis strewed on the ground. 
 
 'ΚαμΑυν);, t'ho;, «, a low bed. Fnnn χαμΛΪ 
 Gnd svvh, a l>ed. 
 
 'Κ.αμηλο;, ij, ov, low, worthless ; Poet. χα•. 
 μηλβύ^ horses' hoofs. Froyn χαμα), on the 
 ground. 
 
 Ύ.αμ.ούίν, adv. from the ground ; out of the 
 earth. Th. χαμα), on the ground. 
 
 XA'MOS, ovy 0, a bridle ; a bit ; perhaps 
 from κνιμο;, or from χάζοί. 
 
 ΙίαμοΖλΆΟζ, ου, ο, a sledge or sled ; a low 
 carriage ; a machine by which vessels are drawn 
 upon dry, Jan^. . , From χαμα) and ίλκω, to 
 draw. ,^s?. inisv Μ .A-f 
 
 Ιζ-χμ.-φαι, οί, in the ancient langvage of 
 Egypt, crocodiles, Herod, ii, 69. The Copts 
 translate the term crocodile, in the old Testa- 
 7nenl, by amsah ; and in a Coptic afid Greek 
 Glossary in the King's Library it is called, ivitk 
 the masculine article, P-amsah. The modem 
 Egyptians give this animal the name if Timsah, 
 according to Poeocke, ivhich is very near the 
 word χάμ-φαι, and this may have been disfig- 
 iired. by the copyists. l.arg/ier's Herod, vol,, ii^ 
 p. 316.] , Jl•^n^^1 R to .Jic/fud . 
 
 Χαναών, ό, the name of a man, Canaan'^tu.- 
 also, the name of a country; indecl, Hehiy 
 depressed, humbled. Hence 
 
 ^ανχναϊοί, αία, u7ov, Canaanitish. 
 Xitv^iiviw, to contain, hold, grasp. From 
 χάζω, to contain. λ 
 
 Χαν^βι-, adv. with a gaping mouth ; abund-'^ 
 antly. From χαίνω, to gape. 
 
 Χαν5Γν, 2. a. inf. act. qf xatvu,f. α,νω, 2. α. 
 ίχανον, part. 2. a. χάνων, 
 ^ανονμαι, l.f. m. and 
 'Χ.ανούμίνοζ, part. I•,/"• m,. and 
 Xaviw, 1. y. act. of' χαίνω, to gape. ,See 
 
 Ιίάοζ, ΐο;, το, an immense void or gulf, a.» - 
 
 /ϋίϊλβρ, an apple ; because it iuis the smell of the abyss ; cliaos ; a rude, shapeless mass; the 
 ^{arian applet Plin,,;l^^\V^\\iAl.^^•' y.?. ,!>» :i materials from which the \«c»rld was made ,- 
 ' ■ ' - 1 darkness. 
 
ΧΛΡ 
 
 86-9 
 
 5έΜ^^ 
 
 Xaof , βί/, Dor. good, generous ; ancient, 
 illustrious. From χάω, to take ; because what 
 is good is acceptable. ι*»τϊ"«• ■ 
 
 Χα^α, «ί, ί, joy, gladnesSi .FVom p. m. 
 
 Χίχ;κξχ, of χ^ούξω, to rejoice, i '"^•' ' 
 
 Ύ^άαύίγμα, a^o;, το, any thing impressed or 
 stamped ; a mark, character, trace ; an impres- 
 sion, engraving •, money. From ρ^^αξάο-α-ώ,' 
 which see. ■ -.-^ 
 
 Χα^ά^^α, α,ί, τι, and Ion. -sj?, a Aasth or 
 fissure in the ground nvade by art earthquake ; 
 η cleft or rift ; a ravine or hollow made by a 
 torrent ; a torrent, which descending hollows 
 oat the ground ; a ditch, trench, c^nal, chan- 
 nel ; a A^alley. From the same. Hence 
 
 ^οίξο^ξΐο;, ow, ΰ, a sea-lark, a kiml of bird, 
 so called because -τε^ί τχς χ;6ΐ,ξά^ξ«; αΐκήΰ-ΐι; 
 •sraiUTK/, it makes its abode, or braids Us nest, 
 in the beds of torrents j a voracious bird ; a 
 rapacious man. 
 
 'Κχζά^ξ*>ν, ace. φΐβ. Ion. of χαζΛ&ςΛ, which 
 see. oiv» ariJ no ' 'iguod no ?'^'' ' 
 
 'ΚΜζ(ΐικαζολ*«, ας, ί, the act of planting pal- 
 isades ; a palisade; u camp; a redoubt j an 
 entrenchment. ;oXt»*s\».' 
 
 ^χξακόω, ω, to fortify with palisades; ai* with 
 a trench or ditch ; to besiege. 
 
 ^οίξοίχτγ,ξ, ^ξβζ, g, a character; a mark im- 
 pressed, stamped, graven, or inscribed ; a seal ; 
 a sign, token ; a money stamp ; iigure, features, 
 lineaments ; a title ; the countenance ; the ex- 
 pression of the face ; any notable mark, sign, 
 or token by which a thing may be known and 
 distinguished from others, as sex, form, pe- 
 culiarity, ^c. Th. χαράσσω, which see. 
 
 'ΚχξΒίκ'Γηξίζω, to characterize ; to mark ; to 
 distinguish^ with «a• markv• Ji'rom the preced' 
 
 iyi<r, W^f^ '^^S t^"« ;'^>{'ho'^'.< ' ', : i : 
 
 Ι^Λζάχ,ωμα, Uros, re, a palisade, a bulwark 
 made of woed, JCen. Anab. v, 2, 18.] 
 
 Έ-χξαΛωίπ;, tu;, i, a fortifying or entrench- 
 ing, an entrenchment ; a besieging, a siege. 
 ^rom χ^ΆζΆκόω, to besiege. 
 
 Χάζαξ, a.x.o;, β, a ditch or trench ; a furrow 
 hollowed out by the plough or other instrument ; 
 a bulwark, or a trench, with wiiich camps are 
 fortified ; also χάξα'ξ, ί, a palisade ; a prop for 
 a vine ; any prop. Th. χΆζύ,σσ'ω. 
 
 ΙίαξαοΌ-ίμΐναι^, Dor. for ρ^αξ.άΰ'ΰ'ϋν, pres. 
 inf.. act. and ηηι-Λ,>\αΟ ,-ιϊλ» ,ae^» ,ίβ-Μτ.. 
 
 Χαζχβ•σοισ•α, us, ά, Dtir.fm"^'^' •''• - ■ 
 
 Υ-χξχα-ιτουσ-κ, m, vi, 2^cirt. pres.f. g. of 
 
 ΧΑΡΑ'22Ω, or -rra, f. |<y, J), χ'ίχχζχχα, 
 to carve, grave, impress, stamp, es^ycciallr/ to 
 stamp or make an impression on money ; with 
 
 X«^57, Io7i, for ίχκξί^,• 3. sin^."'S.• ά.'ί/ι^'.'ί 
 pas. and ' ■ * i-'f wa-^'f'*'' -^f"' 
 
 'Xaorivxi, 2. a. hf. Jias. ««(^'^ιοίτ.-: 
 
 'Xxo-^ffof/.ai,2.f. pas. of χαίξα.""" " ^' 
 
 'Χκξίϋί, isa-ffU, Ui, gracefid, elegant, gay V^ 
 agreeable, pleasant ; very learned, refined ; dec. 
 pi. χ^αζΐί)ΐτα4. Τ/ί.,;ζάξ(;, (τοί, 'h, grace. ■ 
 
 1ζ.κξΐίΐα•^χ{, Atl. for χ;χξ4/η(Τ^χί, UVdli or w'UV'- 
 please or gratify, 'lhcophr.'2.\ '=■ •" 
 
 Χα^/ίν, TO, from χ^χρίίι;. ^>•.•ΐΚ!!ί^^»*Τ^β»•^*Χ 
 
 yi>)tζίii>τ^, fo'r p^cfiuivm,' aΐlέ^ of th^^isUrrfe. 
 
 Χαξίί'/Τίξομχί, to speak or act with grace i 
 to jest or banter ; to say any tiling wittily oi= 
 facetiously. > From χχζίαί'. -^^'''^ ,^<Α•»ι-ςβ«Λ»Ζ 
 
 Χχξηντι/τμ.ΰί, ov, ο, gracefultt'esi, έ!Η^Ώπί^''•-• 
 agreeableness or wittincss of discaunse. Froff&d. 
 the preceding. ■^'-^ io jxiiii ui ,^ο^λ^^/ 
 
 Χχζήντί^ί, adv. witK^rae&i 'cl^gttWe'^^^pi ' ' 
 ably, neatly, prettily. From χχξίας. ■'^■'■-■■^>■■^■^^■ 
 
 ΧχζάίττΆτο;, stijierl. of χ^απΊ%ΐζ, which see. 
 
 Χ.κξίξψ.αι, to gratif}', to do a pleasure ; to 
 obey ; to indulge; to reward ; to bestow ; to ap- 
 pease the gods ; to grant criminal favours, os 
 a uiovum ; pas. to receive favours ; χαηα7ο•ύκι, 
 jilt, for χ^αξίσισύχι, shall or may please ; part, 
 ptes. m. ρ(^^-ξ/ζόμίνο;, μίν*ι, μίντ^, f m. χ,αοί- 
 ιτομκι, p. pas. κίχ;χξίσ-μχι, 1 . a. pas. iy^K«iii-f/;v, 
 jji, fi, 1. a. ivf pas. χ,οιρίσΰΐ^νχί, paH. 1. «. 
 pas. pf^xoicrhti, ίντοί, given, presented ; I. /T ' 
 pas. χχοισΗσομΆΐ, »j, imii' 1. rt. m. Ιχ^χρισά^ 
 μην, a, xTo, 1 have given for nothing ; I have '^ 
 remitted or sent back gratuitously. Th. xocets. ' 
 
 XxeizXoTs, gen. jEo^i^Wid^ia'.'^foy^XxQt-^ 
 
 κλου;. From " ' .;.t, \ -:..■ τ;,', i. ;■.,-. 
 
 Χχξίκλ-ω, όΰ;, avi, h, a 2ΐΦορέ¥ nukte.^ Cbarlclo. 
 
 Χχξί'ξ'/ί, 2. sing.' ]. a. subj. m. Dor. fat 
 χο'.ζ'κτν. From χ^^χοί^ομΜΐ, which see. ' "'* ' 
 
 XA'Pi2, <<rajj i^i : grace, elegance, attraii- 
 tion, charm ; a favour, a kindness• a recom-'^' 
 pense ; benevolence, kindness, friendship, love ; 
 gratitude ; thanks, the act of thanking ; jo}'. 
 
 χ^χξίν, to finish the grace or gift, 2 Cor. viii, 
 6 ; χάζΐν ^ίΥο^χί ooyn, to indulge anger, Soph. 
 (Ed. Colon. 902 ; s^uv χχζΐν τξν; Ttvx, to ' 
 have favour with any one, Ads ii, 47 ; Ιχωμίν' 
 χχξέν, ^/ '/ίί λχτξίύωμΖν τω Θίά, let US have 
 undeserved grace, whereby we may serve God, 
 Heb, xii, 28; el μίν να,ΐόΐζ χχξΐν οίοζμίχν 
 ϊχουιην, sons indeed have no graci?, Plut. de 
 Amore Frolis, p. 497. Bos de Exerc.^ Phil, 
 p. 264'; χάξίν, with xxrx understood, is used 
 the ace, to fashion or form. Metaphor, ajyplied \ adverbially , and put for tveza, ο ίόμός tmv τχ- 
 to the mind ; to scarify, to cut; to make fur- ^«^ao-sii/v ;)^ie^/v 'ττζοσίτ'ίένι, i!ie law was estab. 
 rows, as in xoax, in the ground, ί'η, -the '4ea •,' lisheaheciiase of transgressions,• (?βί. IH, 19 ,- 
 whence it is used for to write, plough, tiaviga*e 5 ' τ^ιν χχξίν xxt την xeivonvixv, the 'gift and fel- 
 J>. pas. χίρζχρχγμχί, ζχι, κτχι. 
 
 Χχζύ^ιν^ See wilder Χχξίίίί'ΐ uu ^o-f <•;.65 »?«>; 
 Χχξζ)ζ, ιϊσχ, \ν, part. 'i. arpus. of '^^'t^u, 
 f. χχοΣι, 2. a, pas. Ιχχξπν, 2. a. opt. pas. 
 
 χαξίί'/•ιν. 2.f. ind, j)a's, χχξήσΌμχΥ. 
 
 lowsliip, cjc. 2 Cor. viii, 4 ; tw χχ^ιι τον 
 %iov, tile grace of God ; Knatchbidl, Homberix, 
 and others render it alms, according to the He- 
 breto idiom, for they say that xx^isfor favouBi 
 
 ;- •: duyrdly occurs twice in the ISf. Τί'.νξ. j σ•/,μα.ι-/ον. 
 
ΧΑΡ 
 
 S7d 
 
 ΧΕΖ 
 
 «rwv ντ,ν 9fa\Ktxv του ζώου χάριν, showing the 
 ancient attachment of this animal (the dog), 
 Diod. Sic. p. 5.5, and Eclog. iii, 31, 67. Ό. 
 iii, /. 84 ; χάξΐς, alms, 1 Cu7\ xvi, 3 ; χόοΆ» 
 χάξ/ς, by MetO'UT/my, a wished for or accepta- 
 ble ^death, Soph. (Ed. Col. 1751.] 
 
 1^αξίιτα.σύαι, 1 . a. iiif. in. of χίΧξίζψ^αι, 
 f. 711. ί(τομκί, from ihe precedifig. 
 
 Xai/ff-eiva/, I. a. inf. pa.•^. of the same verb. 
 
 'Κκοια-μχ, α,τοζ, το, any thing done or given 
 eraiuitouslv or as a favour ; a present ; a re- 
 ward ; an oiiering made to the gods. From 
 χαξΊζομα.ί. 
 
 ^α,ξ^ισττ,ξΐ^, ου, re, any tiling done or given 
 from gratitude; the act of thanking ; a gift, a 
 present ; liberality, munificence. 
 
 Χαξ'/ίττίί^^θί, ου, ο -aou ίι, done or said from 
 gratitude or as an acknowledgment ; pertaining 
 to gratitude ar giving thanks. 
 
 Ιίάξϊτίί, the three sisters called the Graces ; 
 gen~ pi. Xa^iV&)v. Th. χά-ξΐ;. 
 
 ^ασιτογλωσσίω, f. νισαι., to win by flattery, 
 to gratify with one's discourse or tongue, 
 JEschyLFrom. 294.] 
 
 Χ«/^/τίΛ), f. ύσω, p. χίχαξίτΛίχα, to render 
 lovely or agreeable ; to treat well ; to give a 
 kind reception ; perf. pas. χ-ίχοΰξίτωμαι, part. 
 perf. p. χίχαξΐ7Μμίνο;, '/:, ov, having obtained 
 favour ; welcome. From χάξΐ?. 
 
 ϋάζμα, &T0S, το, joy, gladness ; whatever 
 occasions joy or gladness ; derision. Hence 
 in Engl, a charm. 
 
 'Κάρμ.'Α, ί??, h, joy, gladness ; also a martial 
 disposition ; a combat, battle, shock, skirmish. 
 Th. χαίξώ, to rejoice. 
 
 'Καομον?:, vf, «. jf-'V» gladness, mirth ; and 
 
 Ύ.α.ρμ^οτΰν/ι, ν,ς, «, the same ; also a festival 
 at Athens. From the same Th. 
 
 '^ΆΡΟ'ΤΓοΊο, gen. Ion. of χκοοτο;, ivh/ch see. 
 
 lic.os-;roio;, ου, ο χα.) h, causing joy. From 
 χα,ξα. and -τοΛμ, to make. 
 
 TLa.fyo'ZQi, ου, ο xva 'a, or χοίξ^το;, having 
 joy in the countenance ; with a serene counte- 
 nance ; lovel}' to tlie sight, gay ; azure ; cruel. 
 From χα'ιοω and ω'φ, u'^os, o, the eye. Th. 
 οτττομα,ί, to see. 
 
 ')Lci^ov(rtv, 3 ju. l.y. of χοίΊοω, to rejoice. 
 , 'Ku.ppu.v, 'h, the name (fa city ; indecl. Heb. 
 heat. 
 
 XA'PTHS, ου, ό, paper, parclmient ; a quire 
 of paper ; a chart ; so called because χα,οάτσι- 
 •τα/, it is inscribed with letters. Hence in 
 Engl. CHART and card. 
 
 Χα'ντ/βν, βυ, το, a little roll or piece of paper; 
 .a volume, 
 
 Υ.ΛύΤθντά)?^'/ΐ;, one wlio χάξτας ττων.'ΰ, sells 
 pajjtr. 
 
 ϋκξτοφΰλα^^, αχός, ό, one who has the cus- 
 todv of papers ; ' a registrar; ψνλχξ, a keeper 
 of the records. 
 
 ΧΑ'ΡΤΒΔΙ2, ίωί, ίι, Ciiarybdis ; a vortex 
 or whirlpool in the sea. 
 
 XA'PiiN, avTae, ό, (i proper n«7ne, Charon, 
 Ihc fan/'man of the shades ; death. Mence 
 
 'Κοίξύνίίβί, belonging or relating to Charou •; 
 χΆξύηιοζ Βύξοί, the gate through which con- 
 victs were led to punishment.] 
 
 ^Κάσκού, to gape, the same as χαίνω. 
 
 X«»-,4ca, oiTd;, το, a gaping or wide opening s 
 a chasm ; a gulf, abyss. Th. χούνω, f. α\ω, 
 to gape; I. a. Ίχ^νΆ, 2. α. ϊχανον, j). χΊχα,χα, 
 i ρ), pas. χίχασμκι. 
 
 ^αιτμ,ά,ω, whence χοί<τμκομ&ι, to gape ; to 
 open wide; to be irresolute, wave, hesitate. 
 
 ^οίσμίΰμΛνοζ, Ion. and Dor. for χαιτμ.οΰμί- 
 νοξ, part. pres. τη. of χασμίομα,ι, the same as 
 χχα'μά.ομ.Οίΐ. 
 
 'Κάσ-μνί, 57ί, '/ι, the act of gaping ; the open- 
 ing of the mouth in gaping. From χαίνω, to 
 gape. 
 
 Υ.ασ•ίτάμίνοζ, piart. 1. a. m. by doubling «*, 
 Post, of χάζω, to retire. 
 
 ^α(τώμί(τύα. Poet, for χοι,ιτύμΛύα, \. pal. 1. a. 
 subj. jn. of the same. 
 
 ^ciTio'jai, dat. p)l. part. pres. act. of 
 
 XATE'il, to be without ; to want ; to lack ; 
 to wish or long for, to desire; as if from χάω, 
 to gape. Hence 
 
 XiiTiyw, ayid 
 
 'Κοίτίξώ, the same as χατ$οα, which see. 
 
 lictoXtctovs, and xoi'jXto^eov, οντοζ, ο, having 
 projecting or prominent teeth, like the elephant, 
 the hng. Sec. Herod, ii, 6S, 71. Fro?n χαλάω, 
 to slacken, and o^ov;, όντος, a tooth. 
 
 XAT~N02, r„ ov, loose, spongy, hollow, 
 inflated, tumid, proud ; futile, vain, conceited, 
 full of one's self; a braggart ; light, of no ac- 
 count ; as if from χαίνω. 
 
 Ιίαννόω, b),f. ύσω, to make lo'ose or spoiigy; 
 to blow up as a bladder, to puff up with van- 
 ity.] 
 
 'Καυνων, a cake, Jerem. vii, 28 ; for which 
 χαυων, the same. 
 
 Xayviyj, adv. softly» loosely ; with pride, 
 tumour, vanity. 
 
 ^αύνω<ης, ίωί, »j, (scil. άνατηιστη^ια) a 
 fraudulent or wheedling speech, that induces a^ 
 judge to acquit a person though justly accused, 
 Aristoph. Nub. 873.] 
 
 Ιίανων, ωνοί, the same as χαυνων. Th. 
 χαυνο;. 
 
 ΧάοΛ to gape, to yawn, to be open.; to be 
 empty ; to contain. 
 
 Xsa/, 1. a. i>f. act. of χ^ω,f. χιύσω, 1. a. 
 ίχία, 1. a. imperat. χίον, part. 1. a. χιαζ, to 
 pour. 
 j Χίβ,βόδαι^βί, a sort of food, eaten by the 
 \ Syrians. 
 
 I ΧΕΔΡΟΠΑ, ων, τα, pulse, as pease, ^-c. 
 1 as if χίΐζο^ξοτα, because they χαξί ^ξί^ονται, 
 ι are gathered by the hand. 
 
 ^ίόξω-ψ, ο-πος, ό, the same as the jrreceding. 
 
 'Kilt, 3. sing, jrres. ind. of χίω, or χύω, 
 f χίσω, χί'κτω, and χιύσω, 1. α. ζχίυσα, 
 ίχιυα, and ίχια, 1. α. pas. ϊχύύγιν, to pour 
 out. 
 
 ΧΕ'ΖΩ, f. ίσω, to ease one's self. Frovi 
 χίω, also to pour out excrements. 
 
ΧΕΙ 
 
 871 
 
 ΧΕΣ 
 
 Χί/Λ, α?, Υ], the lurking-place of a serpent. 
 Fro7n χύω. 
 
 Χί/λεβ•/, and Poet, χ^ζιλατιη, dat. pi. of χι7- 
 λοξ, ios, TO, the lip ; the brim of a cup ; the 
 brink of a well; the border of a plain; the 
 bank or shore of a river. 
 
 Χε/λ£ϋ;, Dor. for χ^ύλου;, gen. sing, of 
 
 ΧΕΙ~Λ02, ios, TO, the lip, the brim of a 
 cup ; the brink of a well or pit ,• the border of 
 a plain ; the bank of a river ; also speech. 
 
 XEi~MA, ατοί, TO, winter •, a storm ; cold. 
 From χ^'ίΜ, or χύω, because it pours out rain 
 and snoiv. Hence 
 
 ^ίΐμάζω, f. άα•ω, to winter, pass the winter, 
 be in winter quarters ; also to raise a tempest, 
 to toss or trouble with tempests, to vex as with 
 a storm. FroTu the preceding. 
 
 "^ίΐμα,ίνω, to be cold or stormy weather ; to 
 rage as a tempest ; to cause the waves to rise. 
 From the same. 
 
 'Κίίμα,ξο;, a [wooden pin or plug under a 
 ship's bottom, ivhich is taken out to draiv off the 
 xvater. 
 
 "K-Stficeippos, 0, and χ^αμάρραος, ου;., ο, a tor- 
 rent, occasioned by the rains or thawvS of winter. 
 From χζΊμα,, winter, and poo;, ov;, -Όον, ου, 
 ο, a flowing. Th. ρίω, to flow, 
 
 'Κίΐμά,ρροϋ, dat. sing, of the preceding. 
 
 ^ίίμα;, aoos, h, ίαίξΆ being understood) the 
 winter season ; winter ; (ίσύτ,; being under- 
 stood) a winter garment. Th. χΐΊμα,. 
 
 ^ε/μχο-ία, ns, ii, the act of wintering ; pass- 
 ing the winter ; a storm, tempest, hurricane. 
 From χίιμάζω. 
 
 'Κύμιύλον, a kibe or chilblain, occasioned hy 
 cold ; ivhen χίΐμχ 3-λα winter or cold bruises 
 the heels. It is also written χίμίτλον, ου, το, 
 and χίμ^τλτι, 9i;, h. 
 
 'Κίίμίζίξω, to winter ; to pass the winter. 
 Th. χίίμοι,, winter. 
 
 Ιίζιμίξίβ;, oi/f ο χα) h, and χαμίξίοζ, ta, tov, 
 and χαμίζίνος, ^, ov, belonging to winter; 
 wintry, stormy^, rainy, tempestuous. From the 
 j)receding. 
 
 Ιζ,ίίμων, ωνοζ, ό, winter ; a storm ; cold ; the 
 same as χΰμα. 
 
 Υ.ίίουο'/ν, 3. pi. pres. ind. of χύ^, for χιω. 
 See Χεε/. 
 
 ΧΕΓΡ, ζος, 91, the hand, the arm, the palm 
 of the hand ; an elephant's trunk, a lion's claws 
 or paw, ^c. ; a body of troops, force, power, 
 violence ; the axis of a wheel ; a grapphng-iron ; 
 handwriting, characters ; the hand of an artist, 
 i. e. his talents, or style, or manner ; χ,ίΐξ, for 
 χί7ξα, ace. sing. ; h ρζίξο'^ν άττίχτανί, he slew 
 in battle j Iv χΐξίτιν zlvai, to fight ; /'eva/ \; χίΐ- 
 ξα;, to go to battle ; χ,ίίρων ν'ομω, in battle; Ιλ 
 χιίζο;, by force ; in fight ; lia χίίξο;, or χαξΖν, 
 to hold by the hand, or with the hands ; but 
 more ofien, to manage or administer. From 
 χω, to take hold. 
 
 Λ.ίίζαγΛ>γί£υ, ω, f viffm, J)• Kixupoiyaiyriaa^ 
 to lead by the hand. From 
 
 "Κϋξαγωγϋζ, ου, a κα) 'h, he 9r she who leads 
 
 by the hand ; a guide. From χύξ and αγω- 
 γό;, a guide. Th. αγω, to lead. 
 
 Χε/ζοίίττά^ώ;, to handle ; to touch with the 
 hands. From χζΐξ and ατττω, to connect. 
 
 ^ίίξα-φία, a;, 'h, the joining of ijands, ,aa 
 exercise in the Palaistra j gentle.fi-ictiqn:;,.!?^?^* 
 Galen. ' , ,, , ,, / 
 
 Χε/^εΛ, and xil^tcrcri, dat. pi. Ion. and PoeL 
 for χίξοΊ. From χύξ. 
 
 Έ.ίΐξί'^ωτοι χιτωνίζ, tunics with sleeves. 
 
 Ιίίΐζία-τ'/ίν, ace. sing, f g. superl. of κ,ΆΆΟξ^ 
 bad, comp. χείξωv,a'nd χΐξίίω,ν, superl. χίΊξΐα•τος. 
 
 'Κίίξοξαλίσ-τξα, a kind of dart or javelin ; as 
 if χ^ξο; βαλλίστξχ. 
 
 'Χ.ίίξογξα,φΰν, ου, το, Ά bill or obligation of 
 one's own hand ; a bond ; a sign manual ; an 
 acquittance ; as f Χ'ψ γίγξί>!•μμίνον, wj-ittea 
 with one's own hand. Th. γξάψω, to write. 
 
 Έ.ίίξό'^ίατμο;, ου, ό, Ά manacle, fetter, or 
 shackle •, as f χ^'ξ^ν tiffy/os. From 2ioj, 
 to tie. 
 
 ^ίίξοοίκ.αι, nom. pi. of 
 
 Ύ^ϋζο'^ίκνις, ου, ο, one who seeks right by 
 force of arms j one who knows no right but b^^ 
 force. From χύξ and ViKn, n;, h, justice. 
 
 ^ίΐ-ξο'^ξάχ.ων, οντος,'ή, an epithet of the Furies,. 
 having a scourge of serpents in their hands, 
 Eurip. Flectr. 1344.] 
 
 ^ίίξο^ξότΓο;, ου, ο }ca) rt, one who χίξί άρίιαΤΒ^. 
 plucks or gathers with the hand. 
 
 Χε;«£»ί^55ί, &0S, κ.α) vi, mild, tractable, tame,, 
 gentle. From χίίξ and ηύο;, το, disj^Xuii- 
 tion. 
 
 'Κϋξοκοτίίο'δΜ, 3. svig. j)res. imperat. jxis. of 
 
 Ιζ.ϋξοκϋ'ΡΤίω, to cut off the hand. Froni-^ 
 χύξ and kottcj, f \^/ω, to cut ofT, amputate ; 
 p. m. xixoToc. . 
 
 ^ίίξόμακ,τξον. ου, το, a napkin ; a toweX :^ 
 with which χύξχί μάσσομζν, v/e wipe our 
 hands. 
 
 1ζ.ΐ/ξάμυλον, ov, το, a handmill ; as jf χ&ίραίϋ- 
 μύλ>^. 
 
 ΧεΓ^ον, τα, in pi. χύξονα. From χύοων^ 
 ovos, ό κ,α) ίι, camparat, (f Kafios, bad. Th. 
 χίΐξ, '/], the hand. ■ . ' 
 
 %^ξονομίΜ, to gesticulate with the hands or 
 with tlae feet, Herod, vi, 129; to beat time 
 vvrith the hands ; to dance. Hence , 
 
 'Κίίξονομία, the act of gesticulating with the 
 the liands. See the preceding. 
 
 ^ίίίξόομοα, ουμκί, to conquer, reduce uiwler 
 one's power ; to handle; pas. to be conquered. 
 From χίΐξ'οω. 
 
 'Κ.ζίξοΊΡί^α), ων, αϊ, manacles. 
 
 ^ίΐοΰΤλ»^η;, ios, ο και }), filling the hand; 
 so large or so numerous as to fill the hand ; 
 corpulent. Frqm χύξ and -τΐΧή^ω, to filj. 
 From Th. -TrXtoi, full. •;.-:.. 
 
 ^ϋξοτΰίίομαί, οΖμα./, to make with one*s own 
 hands, Sjph. Trach. 90?.] 
 
 ^ίίξοτοίητοζ, ου, ο xai h, made by the hand 
 'of man; artificial; opposed to natural,- in- 
 vented, devised. -^, ,Fvora , χύξ, φιφ ΐ9Ταάω,/ ί« 
 make. 
 
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 Ύ.ίίξΰΐ, gen. shig. of χι)ζ, a hand ; dal. 
 Xuo), dat. pi. χίζ<τΊ. 
 
 ^ίιοησꀕ^βζ, όν., ο χα,] τί, one Nvho χί7ξ« 
 e-tc'iiTTiTOii, inspects the hand, Jhr the ])urpose of 
 diulidng. 
 
 Χί^βτίνβντεί, noni. pL of 
 
 Χε<^βτίνί..ιν, oy'Toc.j ο ytiti yi, having Strong or 
 Biusoular i)ands. Frum χύζ-, a hand, and 
 ς-ίϊ^ιν, a ttndcn. TU. τίΊ*ω, to stretch. 
 
 "Καξΰ-ίξαί, ίξα, ίξον, comparative of ΊΊι. xx- 
 xci, bud. 
 
 Έ-είξοτίχι•'/;;, 6u, c, a mechanic, a liil)ourer ; 
 ©ne νώο works with his hands, irom χύρ 
 ttnd τίχν/ί, h, an art. 
 
 Χίί^ίτβχίω, f. τ.σω, p. κίχαξ/)Τύν-/,κ.α., to raise 
 up and extend tiie hands ; to elect by hand- 
 vote ; to vote by hohting up the hand ; I. a. 
 ίχίίξοτύν/κτα, 1. a. ind. jyas. Ιχίιοοτονί.^'/,ν, r,i, 
 ri. From χύξ and Tiiva. to stretch. 
 
 X£<|irov<«, as, ■/;, the act of extendingr- the 
 
 Virgil, Front χίλνί, a tortoise, and Ιϊ^ωξ, τ•*, 
 
 water. 
 
 ΧΕ'ΛΤ2, νβς, 7iy an animal which bears a 
 shell ; a tortoise ; a lute, a lyre, so called from 
 its resemblance to the tortoise ; the breast ; a 
 mihtar}' engine. Hence χ-χύ^νι^ να, τι, the same. 
 
 Ιίί/.νο-β-ομΰα, to expectorate, eruct ; to cough. 
 From x'iXvc, tlie breast. 
 
 XiXiivij, τ,ς, fi. See XsAfj. 
 
 "Κίλωνιον, ου, το, the siiell of a tortoise ; the 
 com-ex part of the back. 
 
 Χίλωνίί, ί^ο;, «, a lute ; the threshold of a 
 door ; a footstool. 
 
 Χέί^ίτα, J)a7't. pres. act. f. g. of χιω, f. χιύ^ 
 σω, 1. a. pas. ίχΰύντί, to pour. 
 
 ^ίξάοο!, ίος, <ro• "Αλι$ χίξύ^ο; Τίοιχιύΰΐ,ζ 
 fivoiov, haA'ing abundance of sand, graA'el, or 
 dirt spread around, Iliad xxi, 3/ 9 ; ichere it 
 cannot be joined loiih αλί? in the genitive, as 
 that adverb is never so used by Homer ; μνξ'ιον 
 
 j)opnlar assen^bly ; the electir>n of magistrates 
 
 m• niljrers. From the preceding. 
 
 Χί/οβίν, to rediire under oiie's power ; to 
 niake prisoner, to conquer ; from χαρόω. 
 III. χί,ξ. 
 
 Ιζ,ίΐξβνξγίω, », to work with (})e hands ; to 
 wo;k ; to niaaui'r.cturo ; in. nicficine, to treat ; 
 to bleed ; t<) ]ΐ*•ιίοηη a surj.ncai operation ; also 
 ίο touch a iiiUii'al instrument; to undertake; 
 to set one's telf lo work- From 
 
 ^iioDuoyo:, as if χαοοίξΎΟζ., eu, o, one w!io 
 χ'.ίξί ioyov. poriorms work wjiii iiis hand; in 
 iiicdicine, one wito performs operations with 
 Iiis hand, a snrgeon, firrmirlv wntten ciiirurgeon. 
 
 Xt/isiy, ft», /'. kiffto, to oTcrconie by force of 
 hand; to subjugate, conquer. 2'/;. χ'.Ίο. 
 
 Ι^ιΊξω, noin. or aoc. pi. n. g. for χζίοονα, 
 
 hand to vote ; a vote, suffrage, a resolve of a j also forms an objection to this constmciion. 
 
 But according to others, χίξά^οί may be either 
 a geniiive nilh όίλι;, or an accusative with ^&- 
 ξίχϊύαζ μνξίον, so that aXis may be taken inde~ 
 pendcntiy with the verb, which seem^ the better 
 construction, Dainm's Lex. Homeric.^ 
 
 Xs^a:;, a^a$, h, a heap of little stones ; a 
 mass of nuid and stones mixed together. From 
 χίομα.;, άΰο;, '/ι, a stone large enough to fill the 
 hand. 2'h, Χ-'ξ' ^^'^ same with χΐξα^ας<, 
 ivhick see. 
 
 Ιίίξίίονο'., nom. pi. n. g. of χεούων. See 
 
 Ιίίξϋΰτίζοί, and xzoiloyj. Poet, for χίίξων, 
 worse, inferior ; as f h τα,Ί? χίξσ]ν ί^ττων, one 
 conquered by strength of hands ; compar. of 
 κα,κ,οζ, bad ; superl, χύξκττο;. From the pre- 
 ceding Th. 
 
 Xi^s/»v, See the preceding. 
 
 'K'ip-avi, dat. pi. Poet, for χίΐξϋταη. Ion, f of 
 χΐξΰ-ί. Th. χύο. 
 
 'XUzvs, tos. Poet. γ,«ζ, as if deprived of one 
 hand, maimed ; rather weak, feeble, ^vorse, 
 smaller, inferior. Th. χίίξ- 
 
 ^ioy,a, ace. sing, and 
 
 'Κίξ'Κίί, 01, nom. pi. and 
 
 Xi^>?<*, dat, sing, of χίοιν;. 
 
 ^ιοια.ξΆν, gen. pi. Dor, of 
 
 ^ίξΐάοαξ, ου, ό, he who fits and fastens any 
 thing \\-ith his hand, i. e, χιΐζϊ οίξίΐ. 
 
 'Κίξμάΰίΰν, ου, ro, ίι stone which may be 
 thrown b3' tiie hand. From χιΐξ and μά,σσω, 
 or from χιαμά,;. 
 
 'Χ.ίξμοί.νιω, dot . sing, of the precedifig. 
 
 ^ίξμχ;, a}o<, h, a stone which fills the hand 
 or vfhich may be thrown with one hand. Th. 
 
 X'-k- 
 
 Χί,ίνα, ht poverty ; the condition of those 
 
 wlio work with their hands for subsistence; 
 
 From xito and νέ», to spin. 
 
 Xi^vjjf, iraj, και w, and 
 
 -ea, -eu• from 
 
 ^i'iOiui•, ovot, 6 κ Ά I ^, Averse, inferior, more 
 iv-eble ; poor, iniiigent •, coinp. of κ,α,χοί, bad ; 
 according to some, from χύξ' according to 
 others, from, χξΐία, JiHUgt^nL^ want, as if more 
 deficient. There is also 
 
 Xi/^ivi', cvas, 0, a j'roper name, Chiron, 
 the centaur. 
 
 Χ?/Λώ'νΛ;ίτ2?, β/, nom. pi. of 
 
 ^ίΐΛω,α'ξ, KToe, o, Ά mechanic, w'no gets his 
 living by the labour of his hands ; contract, 
 from χίΐξίά,να^, as f Ό <rZv χζίξαν ανα,'ί, master 
 of his hands. Hence 
 
 Χ=/ο5ι)ν«ξ/4ί, a:, r,. the trade or business of a 
 mechanic ; manual labour. 
 
 ^ii^AiiTCiriai, 1. a. iyf. m. of χζΐ'ίόύΐ, which 
 fee. -^Th.. yuo, L the hand. 
 
 Χί.'ο-ίτα.', 'Λ. sing, l.f rn. if χύια, Poet, for 
 χίω, to contain. 
 
 Χ:λΕ/α, the same as χνα, a cavern, the 
 lurking-place or hole of a serjKint. 
 
 ΧΚχ\Ιί1ίΓΝ (χιλΐοων), όνο?, 91, a swallow, 
 a fish like a pglrpus ; the hollow of a horse's 
 hoof; a vault ; a vaulted chamber. 
 
 \ίλνοξθ3, ev, β, a sea tort(»ise ; a sea shell ; 
 also a venomous serpent^ called chelydrus ΰι/ 
 
 Sfiv'/iTrti 
 
 one who labours with bis 
 
 hands for subsistence, poor, indigent ; and 
 
 Xsgv'^Tif, ih$, h, a woman who jjets a linjig- 
 by spinning. From the same. 
 
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 'Χ&ξνΚΰν, ου, το, a wash-basin for the hands •, 
 1 laver ; a pot. From 
 
 Ιϋίζήντω, and -ofioii, to wash the hands ; to 
 offer a sacrifice. From χιϊξ and νίτττω, to 
 wash. 
 
 ΙίίξνΓφ, ίζος, h, water or a vessel for wash- 
 ing hands ; the washing of hands ; a sacrifice ; 
 a cleansing. Frojn χ^ίξΆ-^ω, f. of the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Χί^νΖ-ψαντβ, 3. pi 1. a, m. Ion, of the 
 same. 
 
 Χίξύΐν, dat. dual, Poet. ; gen. χεξο;, ο/χ^ίίξ. 
 
 'Κίξοκινως, adv. with empty hands j without 
 any present ; gratis•. 
 
 Xifipii, xl, and x,ijf>ois, τα,{, Dor. for χεΐξί;, 
 and χίΐξΛξ. 
 
 'Κίορόντκτοζ, or Χίξ^Όν7)σος, ου, γΐ, a peninsula ; 
 the Cliersonesus. From the following, and 
 νήσος. 
 
 XE"PP02, or χίξ(τοζ, ov, Ό Ά(Δ γι, desert, 
 uncultivated, rude, rough ; savage ; dwelling on 
 the continent ; as a subst. a desert or wilder- 
 ness ; χίξα•οί yn, land which is not ploughed ; 
 the earth ; the soil ; the continent. 
 
 'Κΐξσοιϊο^, cuot., oc.7ov, earthly, terrestrial ; neg- 
 lected ; uncultivated, abandoned. From the 
 preceding, 
 
 Ύ,ίξΐηύω, f. iu<fu, to be changed into main 
 land or continent ; to be uncultivated, neglect- 
 ed, or fallow ; to become savage. From the 
 same,. 
 
 Xs^fl-i, dat. pi. of χ^ύζ. 
 
 Χίξσόύίν, Poet. adv. for Ik τηί χίξο-αν, 
 from the ground, from the earth ; from the 
 shore, from land. See 'Kippos. 
 
 Ιί,ίξίτοντισοίΐ^Τίί, ίοξ, ο και w, resembling a 
 peninsula. 
 
 Ιί'ίξο-ος, ov, kokt rt, desert, uncultivated •, 
 barren virgins, Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 1501. See also 
 'Κίρροζ.] 
 
 ^ίεξο-όω, a, to make deserted and uncultivat- 
 ed ; to desolate, lay waste. From the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Χίξυ^ζΐύν, ου, το, dimin. of χύξ, a little 
 hand. 
 
 Χϊ^λ), Iv χίζΜ, or h χίξο-Μ, in the vicinity or 
 neighbourhood. From χείξ. 
 
 Xso-uiy, to desire to go to stool. From 
 
 ΧίϋάντΛ/ν, ^tt. for χίυάτω<τοίν, 3. pi. 1. a. 
 imperat. act, of χιυον, άτω, from χίι», 
 f. χιΰσω, I. a. 'έχιυοι,, and εχίοί, to pour out- 
 
 Ύ,ίΰμβί, ατοξ, το, any thing poured out, that 
 flows; a wave; a billow ; a stream, a river ; 
 any vessel that is cast ; a quoit ; a dish. From 
 the same. 
 
 'K.ivcruffiv, 3. pi. 1. a. suhj. act. of 
 
 XE'il, χε'ίοι), and xiui»,f. χίσω, χιισοΛ, and 
 χιΰσω, p. κίχευκα,, pro\)erly to gape ; ivhence 
 to contain, hold ; to pour, pour out ; to empty ; 
 to diiFuse, spill, scatter ; to liquefy, melt ; to 
 inter, bury ; χ'αι -τολυγίχεοο ψωντ^ν, pours out 
 her voice of various tones, Odys. xix, '521i; 
 and see under T^iwreiu' 1. a. εχευα-α, ίχινκ, 
 
 Hi) 
 
 and εχε», p. pas. κεχνμαέ. This verb is τιρ• 
 plied to dry as well as liquid things, ivhich are 
 poured out, thrown, scattered, ^c] 
 
 Χ^λίϋτβί, 55, ov, sewed, woven, knit,j ίΐβά ; 
 that may be sewed, woven, ^c. From .. 
 
 Ιίιηλεύω, f. ιΰσω, to sew, _we.ave, knit, tie, 
 interweave. From 
 
 ΧΗΛΗ', ?ί, 71, a pair of shears, pincers, 
 tongs ; the claw of crabs; the sign of Cancer; 
 a cloven foot ; the claw of birds ; a tooth or 
 grinder ; the jaw ; a probe with two prongs, 
 wrought on the upper part ; the notch of an 
 arrow, where the bow string is placed j an arti- 
 ficial mole or pier running out to break the 
 violence of the waves ; a buttress; a promon- 
 tory. 
 
 X'/jXij, ov, 0, a chest, box, pi^sket. From 
 x'ico, to contain. .. ,. •, 
 
 X'/5^'/?, vis, vi, a gaping ; a kind of oyster ; 
 also a measure of liouids weighing three drachins 
 or two. From χαίνα, to gape. 
 
 Χίί^Λ/Λί, εω;, h, an affection of the eye 
 which occasions the white to appear above the 
 black. Th. χα,ίνω, to gape open. 
 
 XH'N, x'/ivui, και) 'h, a goose ; pi. χ'ηνεζ• 
 as if from χάω, or χχίνω, to gape open. 
 
 Χηνίσκο;, ου, ο, fdimin. of χην) a little 
 goose, particularly the image (f one, with ivhich 
 tlie sterns if ships ivere ornamented, Lucian.^ 
 
 Ι^γινοτλούμν-τχ, a cushion or couch made of 
 the feathers of geese. From χην, arid Lat. 
 pluma, a feather. 
 
 Χήξα, CCS, *t, a widow. See X5?^«;. 
 
 X'/lξάζβu,f. άσω, to cause to be a widow ; to 
 deprive, rob, spoil ; to forsake, abandon. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 XHPAMO'2 ίχνξ«-μοί), ου, θ, a cavern, a 
 lurking-place. 
 
 Χίί^ατί, he rejoiced, 1. a. mid. of χαίζω. 
 Iliad xiv, 270 ; ^pol. Rhod. iv, 1628.] 
 
 Χτίξείκ, a;, fi, widowhood. From χ^ξεύα». 
 
 Xsj^si/o-JSj εως, yi, widowhood. From 
 
 'Κγίξεύω, f, ευσ-ω, to be widowed or destitute ; 
 to live a widowed life ; to be in want ; to be 
 deserted, forsaken ; also to cause one to be 
 widowed. 
 
 XH'POS, χ^ξα, χνξον, to be widowed ; to 
 be forsaken ; to be deprived of any thing ; to 
 be in want ; as if from χωξΐ;, because sej)arated 
 from a mate. 
 
 'Κπξίίι/, ω, f. ωσω, to cause to be widowed ; 
 to deprive ; t© be desolate ; to pass one's life 
 in widowhood. From the preceding Th. 
 
 Ιζ,νίξωσε, Ion. for Ιχή^ωοΐ•, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. of χτίξόω, f, ύσωψ Th. χίίζοί, widowed, 
 forsaken, desolate. 
 
 Ιίϋξνστα,), 01, the tutors or guardians of 
 widows ; kindred ; persons connected with a 
 family by consanguinity ; persons who succeed 
 to an inheritance for want of lawful heirs of the 
 blood. From the sarne Th. 
 
 X'/jrs/, dat. sing, of χητοί, το, which see. 
 .,; XsjT/Tw, to be in wantj,. tgk . want/* every 
 thing. 
 
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 Χ?τβί, ios, το, penurj', want, indigence, 
 privation. Th. ^ατίω, to be in want. 
 
 Χ^α^αλίί, by Pleo7ias?n of 9-, for χ^αμαλος, 
 humble,• low, depressed, not rising far above the 
 ground. From χ^αμα), on the ground. 
 
 ΧΘΕ'2, adv. yesterday ; ο χ6\?, scU. uv, 
 of yesterday. 
 
 Xhixtvo;, 91, ov, of yesterday ; that is of 
 yesterday ; old ; too guarded. From the pre- 
 ceciing. 
 
 'X^iCa,for χάί;, yesterday. 
 
 Xi'/^oj, h, ov, of yesterday. Th. χύίί• 
 
 'KtJox, a body, Hesych. ; peihajysfrom χ6ων, 
 the earth. 
 
 X^av/, dnt. sing, of χύων, ovo;, o, the earth. 
 
 Xi'flvi'iJi, !a, tov, and χΰόνιο;, ov, ο x&i h, ter- 
 restrial, earthly, of the earth ; subterraneous ; 
 dead, relating to the dead ; ill-omened, un- 
 lucky ; sordid ; wicked ; also indigenous ; χύο~ 
 via χάξΐί, a wished for death, Soph. (Ed. Col. 
 1751. Th. χ6ων, oyos, h, the earth.] 
 
 X^avof , gen. of χύύν. 
 
 'Κ^ονο(ττϊζ'/!ς, ίοί, ο Άο.) ri, treading the 
 ground; terrestrial, Soph. (Ed. Tyr. 309.] 
 
 ΧΘΩ'Ν, χύηνοζ, 'h, the earth ; the ground. 
 
 Χ<ά, the same as χαα, a lurking-place. 
 
 'Κίάξω, to mark with the letter X, ivhich sig- 
 nifying decern iii Latin, χιχζαν is rendered 
 decussare (to cut crosswise) ; χ is also a mark 
 of a fault in writing. 
 
 ΧΓΔΡΟΝ, ov, TO, an ear of corn yet 
 
 green ; the name χί^ξα is given to grains of 
 
 corn yet tender ; as if from, χΰν ν^ωξ, because 
 
 food is made of them loith 'the addition of 
 
 water. 
 
 ^ίλΐαί, -α, a thousand ; in pl.f. g. and n. 
 Hence χιλιά?. See ^'tXtoi. 
 
 ^ίλίά,ξχχι, nom. pi. of χιλιάξχνίξ. 
 
 Ιζ-ιλιοίξχίΜ, to have the command over a 
 thousand men ; to be a military'• tribune. From 
 χίλίοίξχ;ος. 
 
 1ϊ.ιλίάξχ'/ι;, ov, 0, the same us χι^-ίαξχοξ. 
 
 Ύ^ιλίΆξχΙοί, a;, '/ι, the command over a thou- 
 sand men ; the office of military tribune. From 
 
 ^ιλίοίξχος, and -χ'Λζ, ου, ο, one v.'ho com- 
 mands a thousand men ; a military tribune. 
 From x'tXios and αξχοζ, a leader. Th. «.ζχγι, 
 command. 
 
 Χ/λ/ά;, ahoi, h, the number of one thousand. 
 From 
 
 ΧΓΛΙΟΙ (χι^Λοι), κι, a, a thousand, ^ol. 
 χίίλιοι. 
 
 "Κιλιο-τλοία-ίως, ado. a thousand times ; a 
 thousand fold. 
 
 Ύ,ιλιοιττοί, 9j, ov, the thousandth. 
 
 Χ/λ/οίΤτνν, ace. of 
 
 'Κίλιοσ-τνς, vos, vi, the thousandth part ; a 
 thousand soldiers ; the number of one thousand. 
 
 ΧΙΛΟ'Σ, ov, 0, and χαλο;, food, fodder, 
 nourishment. 
 
 Χ/λβ&», ω, to feed ; to fatten. 
 
 X/'t*a/^a, as, h, and Ion. -'/j;, h, a she-goat 
 brought forth during the winter ; Chimgera, 
 a monster. From 
 
 Ιίίμαζοί, ου, ο, a he-goat or kid brought forth 
 during the winter. Th. χΰμοί, winter. 
 
 X/^a^^flj, the same as χίμοίξο;, 
 
 'Κιμχ,ξίϋί, Dor. for χιμά,ξον;, acc. pi. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 Ιίίμίτλον, the same as χίίμίτλον, which see. 
 
 'Kiovse;, soi, sov, pertaining to or like snow; 
 snowy ; white like snow. Th. χι&>ν, ovos, h, 
 snow. 
 
 X/flv/^i,;, f. 'κτω, to cover or sprinkle with 
 snow ; to give the whiteness of snow. Th. 
 χιών, yj, snow. 
 
 X/evoteit;, avTos, going or wallcing through 
 snows. From χιών and βαίνω. 
 
 ^iovoSXriTos, ov, και '/), covered with snow, 
 Arhtoph. Nub. 269.] 
 
 Ύ^ιον'οω, ω, f ωα•ω, to co\'er or overwhelm 
 with snow ; to make white Hke snow. From 
 χιών, snow. 
 
 ΧΓβί, ου. h, the name of an island, Chios, 
 now called Srio. 
 
 ΧΙΤίΓΝ, ωνο;, ο, and Ion. κιΰων, an inside 
 or outside coat, jacket, or waistcoat ; a cuirass, 
 a coat of mail. Hence 
 
 'Xircavta-KOi, ov, o, a tunic, a short coat. 
 
 Xlil'N, όνο;, h, snow; as if from χίω, 
 because it is poured from above. 
 
 ΧΛΑΡΝΑ, *is, V, a garment, robe, gown, 
 or cloak, ivhich was put on over the tunic to 
 defend against the cold. From χλιαίνω, to 
 warm. 
 
 ~Χ.λα.μυ^νΐφόξθί, fur χΧα,μν^οφόζοί, ου, ο κα) ίι, 
 one who wears an outside garment, mantle, or 
 cloak, Sj-c. From χλχμν; and φ'ίξω, to c?rrj'. 
 
 ^Xuμυh'iov, ov, to, a little or short cloak ; 
 dim. from 
 
 XAAMT2, v'^os, 'h, an outside garment, 
 n'om by military men ; a cloak, surtout ; coat 
 of mail ; of the same origin as χΧαΤνοί, which 
 see. 
 
 ^λίναζω, f. ά,σω, p. κίχλίναχοι, to cavil, 
 mock, scorn ; to rail at, insult ; p. jms. xs- 
 χλινασ-μοίΐ, irai, ffroti. From χλίντι. 
 
 Χλί«αο•/α, a.;, y;, contempt, derision, sneer- 
 ing, I}e7n.'\ 
 
 ^λίνα,σ•μα, α,τοξ, το, and 
 
 ^λίνχσμοί, ov, ο, mockery, raillery', derision, 
 bitter irony. 
 
 Χλ£ί/«ο•τ'^ί, od, S, a mocker, railer ; one who 
 insults by bitter railleries. From the preceding. 
 
 XAET'H, ■/)?, h, laughter, derision, mock- 
 eiy ; raillerj'. 
 
 ΧΛΙΑΓΝΩ, f otvoj, p. χίχΧίοίγχα, to 
 warm, make tepid or hot •, \. a. pas. Ιχλιάνΰνιν. 
 
 Χλ /K^eV, a, ov, tepid, lukewarm ; placid, 
 calm, sweet ; χΧιαξον, Poet, for χλιαξΰς, 
 sweetly. Th. χλκχίνω. 
 
 Χλ;^Λ<, ?iom. pi. of x>i^yi, m, i, ivhich see. 
 
 'Κλι^ανόβ-φϋξοί, ου, ο xou h, having feet \vith 
 
 tender or delicate soles ; having delicate feet ; 
 
 beautiful. From χλι'^βίνο?, delicate, which is 
 
 from χλίο/, to debilitate mth luxury, and σφυ- 
 
 ξον, ου, το, the ankle, the foot. 
 
 Χλ/δ«/να», See Χλ/δά«. J 
 
ΧΟΑ 
 
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 Χλ/5«Λ), to live delicately, luxuriously ; to 
 lead a voluptuous life ; to be addicted to pleas- 
 ure ; to be effeminate ; to be agreeable ; ;ζλι- 
 tuffci ^βλίτά, sweet singing, a delightful modu- 
 lation or performance. 
 
 . Χλ/δ^, ίί, h, luxury, pleasures ; effeminacy ; 
 a delicate garment; softness ; aiw jewels, pearls; 
 female ornaments. Th. χλίω. 
 
 "Κλίτος, ios, TO, the same. ' 
 
 Χλί^ώι*, όνβί, «, a bracelet ; a necklace ; and 
 
 Χλ/δάίνίί, bracelets. From ;ζλί^ύύ<>, because 
 effeminate or luxurious men used them. 
 
 Χλ<»ί)/αί, αντοζ, part. \.a. of ^λιχίνω, which 
 ,see. 
 
 ΧΛΙ'ίΙ, to soften by heating ; to enervate 
 by luxury ; to live a life of pleasure. 
 
 ΧΛΟΆ, CCS, 91, the green herbage ; grass ; 
 sod ; hay, moss, leaves. From χίλοζ, because 
 foodi for the flocks. Hence 
 
 'Κλοάζω, f. άσω, to be green, to flourish as 
 green plants, JElian, Var. Hist.Ji 
 
 Χλοε^βί, and χλωζοξ, a,, ov, green, A'erdant, 
 new, fresh ; blooming ; springing like grass j 
 pale. 
 
 Χλβί^Λ/, dat. sing, of χ^λοζξόζ. Th. χ;λόχ. 
 
 "Κ,λαίύννίζ, and contract. ρ(^λούν>^;, ov, o, one 
 who lies down on the green grass ; a rustic, a 
 clown. From χλόα, the green grass, ajid ilvh, 
 h, a couch. 
 
 Χλό' /j, }??, «, the same as χλόα.' also a proper 
 name, Chloe. 
 
 ΙίλοηφΌξος, ov, ό Kot) h, bearing green herbage 
 or grass ; budding, sprouting. From χλό'/ι, 
 grass, a7id φίξω, to produce. 
 
 Χλβΰνα/, nom. pi. of 
 
 Χλοί>ι/«ί, by Crasisfor χλοίύνίηί, which see. 
 
 Χλ«^«;?, i'ho;, 91, an epithet of a bird supposed 
 to be the nightingale, ivhich may mean either 
 of a greenish, yellowish, or pale colour, Odys. 
 xix, 518. Schneid. Lex.^ 
 
 ^λωξίζύι, to be green ; to be in bloom ; to 
 be in the prime ; to flourish ; also to be pale or 
 wan. 
 
 'Κ.λωξοί, a, ov, by Crasis for χλοίξοζ, f which 
 see) green, verdant, fresh, delicate, soft j pale, 
 pallid, Thucyd. ii, 49 ; causing paleness. Th. 
 χλόα, the - grcoiv grass . 
 
 ^λωξΰ-τ' /is, 9IT0S, 91, greenness ; also paleness, 
 verdure. From the preceding. 
 
 ΧΝΑΤΏ, to. pluck, pull; to devour; to be 
 a glutton ; f. χνχύσ•ω• as if fom χνάω, to 
 pluck. Hence in Engl, το gnaw. 
 
 Xvflaiw, to have a downy beard ; to grow to 
 manhood. From 
 
 H-vOos, ou, 0, contract, χάους, ου, β, a shaving ; 
 also down, youth ; the foam of the sea ; con- 
 fusion ; the sheared locks with which beds are 
 .stuiled. From χνα,ύω. 
 
 Ιίοά,ν/}, a funnel ; a mill-hopper ; a furnace 
 for melting. From χίω, to pour out. 
 
 Χβάνβ/β, gen. Ion. of 
 
 ^'oa-vos, ov, 0, a furnace for melting ; a cruci- 
 ble ; a dish or platter. From χίω^ to pour 
 out, to melt. 
 
 Xflsiii, and χόο$, ods, o, a measure of liquids 
 containing about seven and a half gallons ; Oor. 
 χως. From χίω. 
 
 ^091, 9ji, 91, a libation ; a sacrifice ; χοα), <«/, 
 libations in honour of the dead ; sacrifices to the 
 infernal gods, made for the dead. From 
 χιω. 
 
 'Κ.ούοίνωθ, a tunic, Nehem. 
 
 Xo/«flV, r„ ov, full of dust, dusty; belonging 
 to the earth ; earthly. From χόοξ, χους, -eav, 
 ου, ο, dust. From χίω, to pour out. 
 
 "Κοινικίς, the nave of a wheel in which the 
 spokes are fastened. From 
 
 XOI~NIS, ϊκος, 91, a choenix, a measure 
 containing about one quart English ; WahVs 
 Lex.^ 
 
 'Κοίξο.ς, α,^ος, 9i, a SOW ; also a rock in the 
 sea, showing itself a little, .so as so resemble a 
 hog swimming. Th. χοΐξος, a swine. 
 
 Ιίοίξίίος, siet, nov, the same as 
 
 Ιζ^οίξίος, ία, iov, of or belonging to swine. 
 Th. χοΊξοζ. 
 
 Χ(5/^<ν«, 9ΐς, h, a sea shell used by the Athe- 
 nians in voting. Th. χοΤζος. 
 
 ^οίξογξύλλίος, ov, ό, a porcupine ; a rabbit ; 
 a species of large rat. From γξύλλος. 
 
 Ιίοίξοκομΰον, ου, το, a pig-stye ; a place 
 where swine are kept and fed, κομίοντοίΐ. 
 
 X0I~P02, ου, Kou 91, a hog, a pig ; also 
 the female sexual parts. 
 
 ^ο/ξοσ-φαγίΤον, ov, το, a place where swine are 
 killed. From χοΤξος and σφύζω, to kill. 
 
 Χίλά, Oor. for χοΧνι, h, bile, choler. 
 
 Χβλαί, α%ος, 'h, an intestine, because it con- 
 tains χολή, the bile, or as if χ,οίλά,ς. 
 
 Χίλάίι/, with dat. f. άσω, p. κίχόλοίζοί, to 
 be angry, incensed ; to be in a rage ; to be 
 mad. Th. χολνι. 
 
 Χβλ£^α, Λ?, 91, the cholera morbus ; also the 
 spout through which the water flows from the 
 roof of a house. From χολιη. 
 
 'Χολίξϊκΰ?, 91, OV, choleric ; irascible ; bilious, 
 subject to the cholera morbus. 
 
 XOAH\ 5ji, 91, gall ; anger •, hatred ; loath- 
 ing ; the black hquor of the cuttle-fish ; bile, 
 Thucyd. ii, 49. ' 
 
 ^ολίχιον, ov, TO, dimin. of χόλιζ, an intes- 
 tine, or a part of an intestine, IVieophr. 9. J 
 
 Χ(3λ/ξ, the same as χοΧά,ς. 
 
 Ιίόλοίο, gen. Ion. for χόλον, from χό- 
 λος. 
 
 'Κολόο/ΐΑοίΐ, ουμοίί, to be angry, to be incens- 
 ed ; f. m. ωσομαι, p. pas. κ,ίχ'ολωμκι. T'h. 
 χολή. 
 
 Ιίόλος, ov, 0, the same as χολή, bile ; gall ; 
 anger. 
 
 ^ολονμίνο;, part. pres. m. of χαλόομαι. 
 
 Ιίολωίύ lis, part. 1. a. pas. and 
 
 %ολωύ»ς, 2. sing. 1. a. subj. pas. of χολΌο- 
 μα,ι, to be angry. Th. χολ'/ι, bile, anger. 
 
 'Κ.ολύοα-Λ.μίνος, μίνη, μζνον, incensed ; jiart, 
 1. a. for which the Poets use. χωιτάμίνος• from 
 the same verb. 
 
 "Κ-ολοϋίτίμίν, and χολωα•ψίν«(. Ion. and Dor, 
 
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 Jor χ6λω<ηιν, l.f. hvf. act. of χολόω, f. αχΤω^ 
 to be anjO-n'. Th. χ^ολ'/ι, ij, r, bile, anger. 
 
 Χβλά/'Τΐ?, S. nrtg, perf. opt. pas. Ion. for 
 κζχοΧωτο, from the same verb and Th. 
 
 Χίν^^Γ'Τί?!;, gen. sing, if ^ονοξΐτη;, ου, ό, 
 bread made οί' barley or spelt. Tk. χ^ΌνΙξΟζ. 
 
 Χ0'ΝΔΡ02, ου, ο, a grain ; a crumb ; a 
 clot or lump, as of salt, incense ; cartilage or 
 gristle ; spelt, wheat, flour. 
 
 Xiflf, χοΰ$, οΰ, Ό, the ground, dust ; earth 
 heaped up ; a mound ; an entrenchment ; a 
 tonib. From χίω. Also 
 
 Xtfjj, ου;, cZ- 0, a measure of liquids, con- 
 taining abiitt a i^allon. 
 
 Xeej, χουί, 71, a vessel in ivhich water is 
 hroiiiihtfor the hands ; an ewer. 
 
 Χβ^αζ/ν, hAndecl. name of a city, Chorazin. 
 Syr. that proclaims, publishes. 
 
 Χί^Βα-ψοί, or xophoi-^oi, ου, ο, the iliac pas- 
 sion, a kind of cJic ; the string of a bow or of 
 a musical instrument, because made f intestines, 
 Fr-'Tii χο^τί and α,'ΤΓτω. 
 
 ΧΟΡ AH\ 7it, rj, an intestine ; also a chord ; 
 a sausage ; χοξ^χ), the strings of ά musical in- 
 strument ; dat. pi. Ion. χοξ^γ,σΊ, Hence in 
 JEu-cl. CHORD ajid οοκ». 
 
 'S -βξίία, as, ri, a dance with music ; or where 
 many dance together. From Ιίοξίύω. 
 
 "ΚοξίΤο;, i'la, s7ov, relating to dancing, ^c. 
 used by the singers, and subst. a choree or 
 trochee in prosody. From the preceding. 
 
 ΧΐίΈί/τί??, ου, ο, a dance. From 
 
 "Κοξεύω, to le-rid the dances ; to dance in a 
 circle ; to dance round ; to celebrate with danc- 
 ing ; to cause to dance, Eiirip. Here. Fur. 
 6>^L'; κιχόξζυτύϋ ημ7ν, we nave danced, Aris- 
 topk ^^u6. 1514. Th. χοξο;, which see. 
 
 ^βξ' /iyiM, f. γ,σω, p. αϊχοζ'/ίγ'/ίκοί, to be lead- 
 er of a company of singers or dancers ; also to 
 furnish or pay the expense of the dance or 
 chorus ; ivith accus. ; in pas. to have in abund- 
 ance ; to excel; also to be defrayed; I. a. 
 %X':uyiyr,ffoi, a$, ί, 1, a. inf. act. χοξΥΐγΐ^σα,ι. 
 
 ^ooyiy'ioc, Άζ, Tj, the office of leading or 
 furnisiiing singers or dancers; the act of pro- 
 viding for the expenses of a company of singers 
 or dancers ; a bestowing of such expenses. 
 
 Χοξ»!^ο;, ου, ό, the leader of the chorus ; the 
 leader of a company of singers or dancers ; he 
 who pays the expenses of such a company or 
 of such exhibitions. From χοξο; and αγω, or 
 τιγίομοα, to lead. 
 
 Xoo>!yoyvT£j, nom. 2)1. jmrt. pres. act. of 
 χοξ'/)γίω, which see. 
 
 Xo^/a, and χοιζ^Ια, ων, τα, pastry made with 
 milk and honey, or, according to others, made 
 of minced meat; also the entrails. 
 
 X«^;sv, and χοοίΐον, o'j, to, the membrane 
 which contains the foetus ; because χωξίΤ, it 
 enfolds. 
 
 Ιίόρΐο;, the same as χοξίΐος. 
 
 ^οξοιτυτία, ί), ttie act of striking the earth 
 with the feet in dancing ; dancing. From 
 
 ^οξοίτυττίΐξ, ου, ό xcci h, he that strikes the 
 
 earth with his feet in dancing. From χβζο^, 
 ου, ο, and τυττω, to beat or strike. 
 
 ΧΟΡΟΣ, ouy 0, a choir or chorus ; a com- 
 pany of singers and dancers ; a dance ; as if 
 from χαίξω. 
 
 "ΚοξτάΖ,ω, f. ά(Τω, p. χ,ιχ'οξψαχοί, to feed 
 wth grass, herbs, hay ; to feed, to fill or satisfy 
 with food ; to glut; 1. a. ΙχΌοτασοι., as, ε, 
 1. a. bf. act. χοοτάσ-αΐ' pres. j^as. χοξτάΖ,ομοι,ι, 
 to be satisfied ^\'^th food ; p. pas. κίχόξτασμαι^ 
 1. a. ind. pas. ίχοξτά(τΰ'/ιν, ns, *i, and in 3. pi. 
 ίχοξτάατβίΐσοίν, 1 . a. subj. pas. χοξτασ•0ΰ, r,s, v, 
 and in 3. pi. χοζτοίσθακη, \. a. inf. pas. χοξ- 
 ΤΆσίτ,νοα^ l.f. ind. pas. χοξτασΰνσομα,ι, y, ετα/, 
 and in 2. pi. χοοτα,σί'/,σίσύ^. Th. χο^τοζ^ 
 grass, hay, 
 
 ^οξτάσα,ι, 1. a. inf. act. of χορταίνω, which 
 see. 
 
 Ύ.οξτο'.ίτύ'^ναι, 1. a. inf. pas. of tlie same. 
 
 'Κοξταα-ίοί, οίξ, 'h, the act of feeding ; nour- 
 ishment, food, forage, fodder. From 
 
 Χβ^τ«5•^α, ατός, το, χοξτάζω. 
 
 XO'PTOS, ου, ί, hay, grass, fodder, green 
 herbs ; also food ; also an inclosure or palisade. 
 
 ~Κοξτω^?ίί, so;, ο kol] h, like grass; grassy, 
 abounding with grass ; relating to hay. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 Έλουζα;, a, o, the name of a man, Chusas, 
 Heb. seeing. 
 
 Χβϋί, See Xoej. 
 
 XfliJe•/, Ion. for χίουσι, from χίω. 
 
 Χ^α /viw, to colour, dye, tinge; to anoint, 
 besmear ; tc foul, soil ; to spoil, vitiate, cor- 
 rupt, pollute. From χξάω, to colour. 
 
 Χ^αΓίΤ^', Io?i. for 'ίχξ<χ,ισμ.ί, 3. sing. 2. «. 
 ind. act. of 
 
 Ύ,ξα,κτμίού, to assist, aid, succour ; to serve 
 or be useful to ; as f χξνκτιμίω. From χξύ• 
 σιμό;, useful. From χξάβμαι. 
 
 ^ξούσμη, 7i;, h, aid, assistance, succour, a 
 remedy. From the preceding. 
 
 ^ξούιτμ'/,σί. Ion. 3. sing. 1. a. bid. act. o/" 
 χ^ίίΐσμ'ίω, which see. 
 
 X^av, inf. of χοάύί, ω, which see. 
 
 X^av^sij, part. 1. a. pas. of χζο,Ινω, f. ανω, 
 to anoint, colour; 1. a. ims. Ιχξάνίνιν. 
 
 Υ-ξάομαα, ωμ,α,ι, to use, make use of; to bor- 
 row goods J to lend money ; to have need of ; 
 to consult an oracle ; also to answer ; to con- 
 sume, expend, dispense ; χ^Γκτίκι τίλα, to die, 
 i. e. to have an end; x^aucci τΰχγ,, to have 
 fortune ; κοίλω; χ(^,σ6νΛ ψιλοΊ;, to behave 
 handsomely towards his friends, as in Englishy 
 to use them well. Newt. Theophr. p. 9 ; with 
 dat. ; pres. imperat. mid. χξάου, u, bnperf. mid, 
 ϊχραόμην, ύμγιν, -άου, ω, -άίτο, ά,το, and in 
 3. pi. Ιχξά,οντο, ωντο, f. m. χξΥιΟ-ομοα, p. pas. 
 κ.ίχξ'/κτμκι, I. a. m. ίχξ'/κτάμγ,ν, ω, άτο, 1. a. 
 imperat. m. χ^σα,ί, ά.σ6ω, 1. η. subj. in. χξ•ή- 
 σωμα,ι, γ, τιται, mid. From Th. χξάω, which 
 see.] 
 
 Χξασόί, 2. j)l. jrres. imperat. pas. of the pre.- 
 ceding. 
 
 'Κξκσίαι, Ion. for χξησύοίΐ• so 
 
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 Χ^ατα/, Ion. for χ^ξτιτα.ι, from ^ξάομαι. 
 
 'Κζαύΰ•^, 3. sing. 1. a. subj. act. of 
 
 Ιίξχύω, f. αΰσω, to wound slightly ; to 
 graze ; to glance upon ; to grave, carve. Th- 
 χξύω, to colour, tinge. 
 
 XPA'il, f χζ^ο-ω, p. χίχξνικΒί, to lend ; to 
 give to use ; as if from hand to hand ; \. a. 
 'έχ^ξπσχ, 1. a. imperat. act. χ;ξη;τον. There is 
 also χζάω, to deliver oracles ; also to colour, 
 tinge, dye ; to pollute ; to attack furiously ; 
 to assault with violence, to kill ; χξγισύων βτ< 
 βούΧονναι, let them do with me what they 
 please, Aristoph. Nub. 438.] 
 
 X^sa, debts ; by Sync, for χζίίκ, of χξίοί, 
 ios, Tfl• pi. TC6 χζίΐα. 
 
 Χ^££σ•^α/, Ion. for χ^σ6α.ι• χξ'ατα/, Ion. for 
 χξνίτοίΐ' χξίοντκι, for χξωντα,ι• χζίουιτοί, for 
 Xpaovcrei, and Att. χξόόσΰΐ. 
 
 ΧΡΕΓΑ, aj, h, use, utility, advantage, con- 
 venience ; a remarkable action or saying ; need, 
 necessity ; duty ; a combat ; an affair. From 
 χξνι• hence χξύαν 'ίχω, to have need of. 
 
 X^s/'ej, ου, ό, poor, indigent. From χξύα, 
 indigence. There is also 
 
 ^ξε7οζ. Poet, for χξίος•, το, a debt. 
 
 Ιίξίίω, Ion. the same as χξύιχ; necessity, 
 want. 
 
 Χ^ί/«δ«?, tos, Ku) 91, useful, advantageous, 
 convenient. From χούα, as, i, use , the use 
 of a thing. 
 
 Χ^ίΓώ/ν, gen. pi. of χξίία, as, '/i, which see. 
 
 ΧΡΕΜΕΤΓΖΩ, /. itra>, p. tzx, to neigh ; 
 χξίμίξω is also used. 
 
 'Κξζ/:Α&ηα•μο5, οΰ, ό, a neighing. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 ϋ-ξίμισ-αν, 3, pi. 1. a. ind. act. Ion. of 
 Χξίμίζίο, by Sync, for χξζμίτίζω, to neigh. 
 
 'Κξίμμα, ατός, το, spittle ; a spitting. From 
 
 ΧΡΕ'ΜΠΤΟΜΑΙ, to cough, spit, hawk. 
 
 ^ξίμυς, vos, and χξίμ'φ, Χζ^μ^οξ, and χζό- 
 μίζ, los, i, names of certain kinds offish. 
 
 ΧΡΕΌ2, χξ}ίο5, TO, a debt ; a loan ; an 
 obligation, duty, charge, business, affair, thing, 
 cause ; the debt which every man contracts at 
 his birth, death, the debt of nature ; fate, des- 
 tiny ; accident, chance, casualty ; an oracle, a 
 prodigy, a portent, an omen ; necessit}'-, want. 
 
 'Χ.ξίω, oos, a necessity ; an indispensable 
 business ; lot, destiny ; ivith gen. or inf. there 
 is need. 
 
 X^SiW, Ion. for χξάω• also 
 
 'Κξΐαι, Ion. for χξω, from χξάου, pres. 
 imperat. m. of χζάομαι. 
 
 ^ξουκοττίω, to take away part of a debt ; 
 to act like a spendthrift ; to defraud one's 
 creditors. 
 
 ^PBeoxoTos, or χρίοχότος, one who χρίω; or 
 Χξίοζ KOTTii, rescinds or annuls his debt, re- 
 fuses to pay his creditors ; a spendthrift, a 
 bankrupt. 
 
 Χ^ίίϋλΜτέύ/, to pay a debt ; as if from χξίω- 
 >.ut'/is, one who χζίος λύα. 
 
 Ιίζίύμζνοί, Ion. for χζώμίνοξ, part. pres. m. 
 Ί^ Χξάομαι, ωμot,^■,f m. χξ'/ι^ομκί. Th. χξά^. 
 
 'Κξίων, ω, το, the same as χξίοί, debt, death, 
 destiny ; χξίων Ισ-τ), it is necessary, it must be, 
 it is proper, fitting ; it is worth while. 
 
 Χ^έώ/ντα/, Ion. for χξωνται, from, χξάο- 
 μαι. 
 
 Χ^εώ/ί, oj, το, Att.for χξίος, a debt. 
 
 Χ^ίίωιττίω, to be a debtor, to owe ; χξίω- 
 στίίσόαι, to be due. From 
 
 ^ίξί&ιιττγΐί, ov, 0, a debtor. From x^ius, a 
 debt. 
 
 1ζ.ξίωφΐίλΒΤ'/ΐί, ov, 0, a debtor. From χξ^ως} 
 TO, Att. for χξίοζ, ios, TO, a debt, and οψύλω, 
 to owe. 
 
 Χ^'λ, or χξγι, which is, by the Apocope of ifi, 
 from χξτισι, 3. .'ung. of χξ^μι, and this, ac- 
 cording to Moor's Elem. Ling. GrcBc. 118, 
 119, by contraction from χξίαίί, .3. sing, of 
 the ancient form χξίαω• it behoves, it is suita- 
 ble, proper, convenient ; impers. ; with acc; im~ 
 perf ϊχζ^ν, f χζνοΊΐ, pres. infin. χζηναι, and 
 Χξγν. See also X^Jjv. 
 
 'Κξ'/ίζοντί, Dor. for χξγζονσι, from 
 
 Ιίξηζω, f. χξ'/ια-ω, tvith gen. to want, have 
 need of; with an inf. expressed or understood, 
 to wish for, ask, Eurip. Phceniss. 570 ; p. pas. 
 κ,Ίχξνιμαί, part. p. pas. κ,ίχξημΛνοζ, Hes. Opera 
 et Dies, p. 317; χξ'ήζοΐ5•> 2. sing. pres. opt. 
 χξγζοντί, dat. sing. part. pres. Th. χξύα, as, 
 71, want, necessity, indigence. 
 
 Ύ.ξ7ί'ϊζω, the same as χξγζω, which see. 
 
 'Κ.ξ7ΐ'ί(Τκ;σ•^αι, Ion. for χξ'^σ-^αι, hf, m. of 
 χραομαι^ 
 
 ^Z^t*-\for 
 
 'Κξίίμα, ατός, το, a thing which one may use 
 χξ^σ^αι, money, wealth, merchandise; an ora-. 
 cle ; a work, a deed j τί χ^μα ^ξαα•αι, to have 
 done what thing? a large portion of any thing, 
 Eurip. Orest. 1621 ; <S Ziu — — , το χξΐίμοί 
 των νυκτών, οοΌν άτίξατον, how large a part of 
 the night is yet unexpired or not ended, Aris- 
 toph. Nub. 2; σφίν'^οντιτων <π'αμ<χοΧυ τ) χρτιμα, 
 a great number or body of slingers, Xen. Cy- 
 rop. I. ii, init. ; τ) το χξημα χξ'ονον, as it 
 should be read in Theocr. Idyl, xxi, 35. j m, 
 the pi. τα χξήματα, money, means, resources^., 
 advantages, conveniences, emoluments, wealth; 
 domestic utensils, furniture, vessels, Hes. Op. 
 407. See ibid. Grcevius. Th. χξάω. 
 
 ^ζγιμαθ', when followed by an usjnrate, and 
 χζν\ματ, are used for χρήματα, nom, pi. of 
 χρήμα, ατός, το. 
 
 'Κξίίμοίτίζω, f. ί(τω, to be employed in the 
 arrangement or establishment of affairs ; to ap- 
 ply one's self to the transaction of business, as 
 in rendering or decreeing justice; to lay before 
 the people ; to deal with the people ; to make 
 a report to the senate ; to enter upon a project 
 or design ; to advise with ; to declare one's 
 wishes with words ; to be engaged in trade ; 
 to do any thing with another ; to transact busi- 
 ness ; to assume a name, to call or declare 
 one's self; to make money ; to accumulate 
 property ; to gi\'e an oracle, to answer ; jms. 
 to receive an oracle ; to receive a divine admo, • 
 
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 nition ; in mid. to receive money ; to take 
 money from others, to gain money ; to gain ; 
 to be greedy after gain ; to receive tribute ; 
 perf. pas. χ,ίχ;ζημάτΐ(τμ6α, (τα,ι, arut, part. perf. 
 pas. χί^οηματίομίνοξ, »?, ov, 1 . a. pas. ΐ^^ξαμα- 
 Tttrhv, mi «J l^art. 1. a. pas. χζΥίματισύύί, 
 ufciy εν. From ρζξ?,μα.. 
 
 Xcjjjiiar/Va/, 1. «. itif. act. and 
 
 'Κοϋμα.τί(Τ^)ί, ίΤίΤΆ, εν, part. 1. α. jms. of 
 ^ξγ,μα,τΊζω, ivhicli see. 
 
 'Κξίίμά.τϊιη;, ίως, 'h, the act of managing 
 affairs, transacting business; gain ; the admin- 
 istration of justice. From ρζξ^^μχτίζω. 
 
 ^οτιμίχ,τια-μοζ, ου, ο, an oracle, a divine an- 
 swer ; the administration of justice by publish- 
 ing decrees ; an answer to questions, as of a king 
 or senate to ambassadors ; the act of amassing 
 money ; means employed in obtaining money ; 
 a man's name of family, surname, or name of 
 addition. From the same. 
 
 ^ξΫΐματκττ'ήξίον, ου, το, a place in which busi- 
 ness is transacted in order to gain money ; a 
 place where justice is administered ; a place 
 where ambassadors receive an answer ; an ex- 
 change ; the public treasure ; a hall of justice ; 
 a tribunal. From 
 
 'Κξ^ιματιιτ^γΐίι οΰ, ο, one who transacts busi- 
 ness or gains mone}• ; a merchant. From χο'/ι- 
 ματίΖ,ω. 
 
 'Χο-ζιμα, r,i, 'h, i digence, penun*-; utility, 
 convenience, advantage ; a demand or request. 
 
 '^ξτ,μι, to be necessar}^, proper, fitting, suita- 
 ble : obsibte. 
 
 'Κξΐΐμοβ-ύντι, >is, h, wealth, riches. From χξ^- 
 μΚ) Ά-τοζ, το, a thing. 
 
 Χ^ί», Ion. Jhr Ιχ^ξΥιν, hnperf, or tvith t sub- 
 scribed, pres. inf. of impers. χξ^, it ouglit, 
 there ought ; o. τι χξ^/ν -τΤξοσφίξοντα,ς αιφίλίΐν, 
 xvhich could or wouid benefit those who applied 
 it, Thticyd. ii, 51.] 
 
 X^ijva/, jn-es. inf. of the same verb. 
 
 X^iji, Hesych. renders it ^-ίλεις, thou vvilt,ybr 
 χξ'^ζί'ζ' or Dor. contracted from χξάίΐς, 2. 
 sifig. }yres. of χξάω, to lend, be of service. 
 
 X^ijirecir', for χξτ,σχιτο, 3. sing. 1. o. opt. 
 m. of χξάομαα See 'Κξ-ήσοκτ^αι. 
 
 "Ko'/icroi;, part. 1. C. of χοίω. 
 
 ^ον,σα,σύα,ι, J. a. inf. m. of χξάομα,ι, to use, 
 1. a. m. ίχξΥιίΤκμ^ϊν, part, 1. a. vi. χζ-ζισάμενο;. 
 Th. χξάω. 
 
 Χζ*?(7•^ε<ν, Dor. for χξ'^ζαν, or χξ»ίζίίν, luhich 
 ^ee. 
 
 1ίζ'/;<ηι, dat. sing, of χξ^,ίτι;, ζω;, vt, use. 
 Til. Χξάω, or χζάομαι, to use. 
 
 'Κζ'/ισ'/ΐται, 3. sing. 1. a. subj.m. of the same 
 -verb. 
 
 Ύ.ζγ,σύοί, Dor. for χξτ;, it is necessarj-, fit. 
 
 XgifT^a/, Dor. for χξάσΰκι, pres. itvf. m. of 
 χράομα,ι, to USe. 
 
 Χ^^ίτ^ε/ί, εΓο-α, h, jmrt. 1. a. pas. of χξάω• 
 1. a. pas. ίχξγ,σβτ,ν, 1, a. inf. jms. χ^τισίτί• 
 vett. 
 
 Ύ.ζγ,(τ6ων, ?,. dual Att.for x^a.<r6u(ru.v, 3. ;;/. 
 pres. iniperat. mid, of χζάνμαι, ωμά/, to use. 
 
 'Kξ)1(r^μiύωy f. titra, p. κιχζ^σίμιυκΒί, to be 
 useful, advantageous. From 
 
 ^Κξ'^σϊμοί, ου, Ό koc.) h, and χξ'/ισιμος, Ιμη, 
 ιμον, useful, advantageous ; frugal ; in compar. 
 χξνίημωτίξοζ, superl. χξ•/ισιμύτα,ταζ. From 
 
 X^iir/5, ιος, 71, the use or enjoying of any 
 thing ; the loan of a thing, where the use of it is 
 granted without recompense, Arht. I. v, ad 
 Nicom. Salm. de Usur. c. vi, p. 166 ; a pas- 
 sage borrowed from an author, to confirm or 
 illustrate any thing ; also Poet, for χξ-ζισμοί, 
 ου, fl, an oracle ; a prediction or answer of an 
 oracle. Th. χξάω, to lend, be of service ; to 
 give oracles. 
 
 Λ.ξ•/ΐ(Τμολογίω, ctj,f. τισω, p. χιχζνίσμοΧόγ'/ικα^ 
 to predict, foretell, pronounce oracles ; and 
 
 ^ίξτ/τμολογιοί, a;, h, the act of pronouncing 
 oracles ; divination, the casting of lots in order 
 to divine. From 
 
 'Κξ'/ίσ-μολόγοί, ov, ο καί ί, one who pronoun- 
 ces oracles ; a prophet, a soothsayer. From 
 χξγισμοζ, lohich see^ and λίγω. 
 
 1ίξ-/!σ•μο;, ου, ο, an oracle; the answer of a 
 divinity ; an oracle delivered by the god him- 
 self ; χξπα-μοί, lots. Th. x^auy to pronounce 
 an oracle. 
 
 '^ογ,σμοσΰνν)-) h, an oracle ; a foretelling ; di- 
 vination ; want, indigence. 
 
 ^ξγιο-μοφόξο;, ου, ό κά] 'h, one who pronoun•» 
 ces or interprets oracles. 
 
 ^ξ'/ΐσ-μοφύλα'έ., ακ,ο;, ό, one who preserves 
 the oracles or answers. 
 
 'Κξτκτμω'^ίω, to give oracles in verse ; to pre- 
 dict, to be inspired. From χζγ,ατμο; and u^yij 
 h, a song, singing. Th. αύ^ω. 
 
 ^ονισόμιθα, 1. pi. 1. f ?>l. <f χξάομαι, to 
 use i fut. m. χζ'^οΌμαι. 
 
 'Κξγ,στίον, it is necessary to use; verbal from 
 χξάομα,ι. 
 
 ^ζΥΐιττίύομα,ί, f in. ίόοΌμαι, perf. pas. κί~ 
 χξγκττίνμοίί, to make use of or treat with good- 
 ness, clemency, benignity. From χξτίίττΌζ. 
 
 ^ξγ;<ττγΐζ, ΐίξοί, ο, one who deliA^ers oracles. 
 From χ^άω. 
 
 'Κ.ξτιιττηξίύζομα.ί, f m. ά<τομοίΐ, to consult an 
 oracle ; to go to an oracle to obtain an answer. 
 Fro7n 
 
 'Κξ»;σ•τι^ξϊον, ου, το, the place where the ora- 
 cles were delivered ; the answer or oracle de- 
 livered ; the \nctim sacrificed by such as con- 
 sulted the oracle ; also slaughter. Whence pi. 
 XP'/iiTT'/ipioL, bodies slain. Th. χξάω. 
 
 ^ζ'/ία•τ»ι;, ου, Ό, one who has lent ; a creditor; 
 one who has borrowed •, a debtor ; one who 
 pronounces oracles ; a prophet, diviner ; χξ•»- 
 στγίς κοά "^ocvuffTris, debtor and creditor, or 
 usurer. Th. χξάω. 
 
 Ιίξϋίττϊχοί, '/), ov, one who knows how to use 
 things profitably ; frugal ; useful. 
 
 'Χξ' /ia-Tuvhiec., a,;, h, honour, honesty, dignitj', 
 probity, morality. From 
 
 XoyiTTo^^yis, ios, a koc.) h, having good or 
 virtuous manners ; moral. From χζ>ΐ(ττο; and 
 YiSoi, 
 
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 'Κ.ξ'ήίττϋχ,αξ'Τοζ^ ον, ο χΛΐ νι, producing good 
 ftuit. 
 
 ^ίξηα-τολογία, ας, «, fair, gentle, and courte- 
 ous language •, flattery, hypocritical fairness. 
 From 
 
 Χ.ζνκττολόγοί, ου, ο xai fi, courteous in speech; 
 a flatterer ; as if λίγων τα, χ^ξ'/ιττύ. See X^»- 
 
 fTOi. 
 
 Υ.ξ'/ισ•τομί(ίίω, to Study, or learn, or teach 
 good and useful things. From 
 
 Ιίξησ'τομα.β'/ίς, ios, ό κοά 'h, he who learns 
 good and useful things. From χζπΰ-τΰζ and 
 μα,νθάνω. 
 
 Χ^>}ο•τβν, ου, το, goodness, utility, benignity. 
 From 
 
 Χ^55(Γτβί, VI, ov, useful ; advantageous, good, 
 courteous, mild, merciful ; generous, coura- 
 geous -, also innocent, simple. Th. χξάω. 
 
 'Κξ' /jffTOT'/ji, Υίτο;, h, usefulness, goodness, 
 courtesy, aflfability ; innocence ; and 
 
 'ΚξΫΐίττύίς, adv. well, usefully, frugally, agree- 
 ably, kindly, courteously. From χ^^τκττΌί. 
 
 ^ξ?ίτοίΐ. Dor. for χζα,τχι, 3. mig, pres. ind. 
 m. of χ^ξάομοΛ, to use. 
 
 ΧΡΓΜΠΤΩ,/. -φω, to cause to approach ; 
 to throw against ; to approach, to lean against ; 
 to support one's self. 
 
 ^ζκταμ,'ίντι, f. g. part, 1. a. τη. of χξίω, to 
 anoint. 
 
 X^/V/j, ίωξ, 71, the act of anointing. From 
 
 1ζ.ξίσ•μ«, οίτος, το, an ointment; oil; unc- 
 tion. From 2^ef. jms. of χξίω, to anoint. 
 Hence in Engl, chrism. 
 
 ^ξΐστ/ανίζω, f ttra, to be a christian, to 
 favour Christians. From Χβ/ιττ/ανό?. 
 
 1ίξΐ(Ττιαν/τμοί, ου, ο, the profession or study 
 of the Christian Religion. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 ^ξΐΰ-τιΕίνοί, >?, ov. Christian ; professing the 
 religion of Jesus Christ. From 
 
 ^ξΐστοζ, '/I, ov, anointed ; that may be anoint- 
 ed ; but s-ubst. XPI2T0^2, od, h, Christ, the 
 anointed, the surname of our Lord Jesus, bi/ 
 tuhich his office is designated. From 
 
 ΧΡΓίΙ, f iffu, jy. κίχ^ξΐκα, to anoint, be- 
 smear, grease ; to dye or stain ; to prick, 
 spur; \. a. %χ^ζΐσα, ας, ί' perf. pas. χ,ί^ξίσμΆΐ, 
 σαι, ffTai. 
 
 ΧΡΟ' A, α,ζ, h, colour, surface, the body or 
 skin of a man, flesh. There is also χξΌοί, ace. 
 of χξους, χξοοζ, χξοι, ο, the skin ; perhaps from 
 χξύω, to colour, dye. 
 
 X^eJ", dat, sing, of χξοΖξ, οο$, ο, the skin, 
 
 'Κξοίοί, Ζ;, 71, by inserting, ι for χξόοί, us, 'h, 
 colour. 
 
 Χ^βϊ'^β^α/, to be coloured ; to be applied to 
 the skin ; mid. to lie down near another ; to 
 lie down together. From 
 
 Χ^οϊζώ/, /". ίσω, to touch the skin of another ; 
 to colour, dye, stain. Th. χξόκ. 
 
 Χ^β/ίιν, ace. sing. Ion. of χζοικ, which 
 see. 
 
 ΧξόμΛ^βί, ov, 0, a gnashing, grating, or 
 
 grinding of the teeth or jaws. From Χζόοί and 
 
 ομοίοοζ. 
 
 ^ζόμ /fos, ου, β, a proj^er name, Chromius. 
 
 Ιίξονίω, ω, to live ; to be of sound mind. 
 Th. χξόνοί, time, 
 
 ^ξov^ζύ^J, f. lira, and Att. χξονίΜ, ί7ς, il^ 
 p. χίχξονικα, to endure for a long time, to 
 grow old; to delay, retard, procrastinate ; 1. a. 
 Ιχξονίίτα, Άζ, ί. Th. χζόνοξ, 
 
 'Κξονϊχο;, h, ov, relating or belonging to 
 time or the times •, temporary, perishable ; in 
 medicine, chronic, i. e. of long duration ; τα 
 χξονικκ, ων, annals or chronicles. Th. χοό- 
 νοξ. 
 
 ^ξονϊκωζ, adv. following the time, as the 
 conjuncture demands, according to the order of 
 time. From, the preceding. 
 
 'Κξόνϊοζ, iec, tov, or χξόνιοί, ov, ο και jj, of 
 long duration ; seasonable ; long delaying ; con- 
 tinuing ; late, slow. From χξόνοζ. 
 
 ^^ον/οτπζ, 'ήτοξ, h, long continuance ; a long 
 interval ; duration ; delay. From the preced- 
 ing. 
 
 Υ-ξονισ-μοζ, οΰ, ο, the same ; a long delay or 
 continuance ; a'long abode in a place. From 
 χξονίζω. 
 
 '^ooviffTo;, h, ov, delaying, procrastinating ; 
 late ; separated bj' a long interval of time, 
 slow. From the same. 
 
 'Χ.ξονογξαφίοί, us, h, a history or account of 
 the times, chronology. From 
 
 'Χξονογξαφο$, ου, ό, a writer of annals ; an 
 annahst ; a chronicle. From γξύφω. 
 
 1ζ.ξονολογία, us, h, the science of the dates, 
 periods, and epochs of time ; chronolop-y. 
 
 ^ζονολόγος, ου, ο, a chronologist ; one who 
 writes upon chronology. From χξόνοι and: 
 λόγος. From λίγω. 
 
 XPO'NOS, ου, 0, time, duration, age, a 
 year, delay, continuance ; ^lu χξόνον, after a 
 time ; avu χξόνον, and ivi χξόνον, for some- 
 time; ;^^ό»α, αί/ϋ. by degrees, at length. See 
 
 ^ξονοτξίζίω, ω, f. 'Ασω, p. κίχξονστξίζηχχ^ 
 to spend time, waste time. Fi-om χξόνος, time, 
 and τξtξω,f. •ψω, to wear awa}', spend. 
 
 Χ^βοί, gen. of χξοΰς. But 
 
 X^oej, -ους, ου, ο, the skin ; the body of a 
 man, the skin with the flesh lying under. From 
 χξόχ. ^ 
 
 Χζους, gen. χξοος, dat. χξοΊ; ace. χξόη, ο, 
 the skin ; the surface of the body. Fro7n 
 χξόος, the same. 
 
 ^ξόω, χξωννυα, or χζύννυμι, f χ^ωσω, to 
 colour, stain, contaminate, pollute ; to foul or 
 soil. From x^ou. 
 
 ^ξυg^uλύκoiτoς, ου, ο κλι κ. Dor. for χου- 
 ffviXuxuTos, ου, ό KUi «, ivhich see. 
 
 Ιίξυσαλλις, i^os, h, a moth, a chrysalis ivhich 
 becomes a butterfiy. From its gold colorir, 
 χςνιτός. 
 
 \ξύ(ταμμος, ov, ο ku) vi, having golden sand ; 
 bearing gold in its sands ; subst. gold ore o-)-' 
 sand. From χζοσος and βίμμος, sand. 
 
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 ΛΛύσάμ'ίΤυΆαί^ ace. pi. of 
 
 Χ^ϋίτά^οτϋξ, ΰκο;, ό xat w, having loclcs tied 
 with a golden fillet ; having a bridle or bits of 
 gold. i'rom χ^οοσος, ου, ο, and α,μττυ^. 
 
 'Κξυσάν^μον, marigold, chrysanthemum, a 
 plant havirm fiowers of the colour of gold. 
 
 'Χρνιτκοξο;, ου, ο κα,ι νι, and ^ξυσάωσ, οξος, 
 ο κ,οί) «, ha\ing a sword with a hilt of gold. 
 From χ^ζνσο; and κοξ-, α,οξο;, το, a sword. 
 
 ^ξυ(τάξματοί, ου, ο και rt, carried in a golden 
 chariot. From χξοΰ-οξ and οίξμα, a car or 
 chariot. 
 
 Ιίξύα-αστίί} ^^oe, ο xat tj, Poet, bearing a 
 golden shield. 
 
 ΙίξυΒ-άξγνξον, a species of tribute paid for the 
 duns, of swine and other brute animals. 
 
 'Κξυο'χυξ, the same as ^ξυσάοξοζ, ivhich see ; 
 also the name of a man, Chr}'saor. 
 
 Χ^ϋίΤί, voc. sing, of χξυσος, oZ, o, gold. 
 
 XoiiiTSi', for χ^ξύσαοί, nom. pi. n. g. or nom. 
 sing.f g. of 
 
 ^potruas, uoc, uov, golden, made of gold, 
 adorned with gold ; beautiful ; subst. o, a piece 
 of gold. Th. χ,ζυιτόζ. 
 
 'Χ.ουτίλίφοίΫΤ'ήΧίκτξος, ου, ό xect h, made of 
 gold, amber, and ivory. From χξυσο;, ίλί- 
 φιχ.ζ, and ^λί%,τξο$. 
 
 'ΚουατνΛίτο;, ου, ο xat '/ι, fastened or set in 
 gold, as a jewel in a ring. From χξυσο; and 
 ivoiw. 
 
 'X.puffioKcifjt.'/i;, ου, having golden hair. From 
 κομ.•/\. 
 
 'yLouffiOKVx.Xo;, ου, ο xu.) h, having a ring or 
 circle of gold ; an epithet of tlie sun. 
 
 ^ουίΤίόνωτος, ου, ο και h, having the back 
 «rilt or plated with gold, as a shield. 
 
 ILpuffios, sij, Σον, golden, made of gold, 
 adorned with gold ; fair, beautiful ; subst. a 
 piece of gold coin, equal to two drachmce. 
 From χξίΐσΌζ. 
 
 ~ΚρυσίαατΒφ&νο$, ov, ο κ,οά r,, crowned with a 
 gold crown. 
 
 '^ρυίτιΌηυχ.τος, ov, wrought or made of gold. 
 From ηύχω. 
 
 Ιίξυιτίω, gen. sing. Dor. for χξυσίου. 
 
 'ΚουίτΫι, dat. si7ig. contract, for χξυσίγ• 
 Bui 
 
 X^ii<r-/5, h, the 7iame of a city, Chryse. 
 
 'yipvv'Aii, iho?, '//, ace, ^ξυα"//ι^ΰί, Chryseis, 
 patrnnym. of 'K.^utrris, a priest of Apollo, Chry- 
 
 ses. 
 
 "^ρυσ'Α^^άχ,'ά,τοζ, «y, ο xou n, having a golden 
 distaft": having arrows of gold. From χξυο-ο; 
 and ηΧοίκάτ'/ι, a distaff, an arrow. 
 
 '^ρυσήλατοξ, ου, ο χα.) h, made of gold, 
 wrought, hammered, or drawn out. From 
 χρυσοζ and ίΚα,ύνώ. 
 
 ^ouer'mos, ου, Ό χα) 'h, having golden reins. 
 From χςυίτοί and hvia, the rein of a bridle. 
 
 ϋζυσιζω, to be like gold ; to shine like gold. 
 
 XeiyV/vii, ivy,, tvov, the same as χξύα-ίοζ• also 
 a small piece of gold coin. From χξυσός. 
 
 'Κρυσ'ίον, ov, το, gold, gold coin. From the 
 mine Th. 
 
 'Κξυΰ'οξα,φ'ήί, ioe, ό χα.) h, tinged with gbld^ 
 gilt. From βά^τω. 
 
 ^ξυσ-οζίλίμνος, ου, ο χα) ίι, furnished with 
 golden darts, javehns, or shafts ; an epithet df 
 Apollo. From βίλιμνον. 
 
 ^ξυ<τοοαχτύλϊοί, ov, ο χα) vi, wearing or 
 bearing a golden ring. Froin χξυσο$ and 
 ^αχτύλιοί, a ring. Th. δάχτυλο;, a finger. 
 
 'Κξυσ -o^iTos, ου, ό χα) ίι, bound with gold, and 
 X^U(Tohi.To;, Dor. for -«, f. g. From χξυσο; 
 and Υίω, to bind, tie. 
 
 X^yfl-fl£/^'/?i, ioi, xa) 57, having the appear- 
 ance of gold ; yellows 
 
 'Χ.ξυο-όζΰγοί, ου, ό χα) ή, having a golden 
 yoke. 
 
 ^ξυ(τΌζύύνοί, ου, ο χα) h, girt with a belt of 
 gold ; having a golden girdle. 
 
 ~Κουίτόόίμΐί, 71, the name of a woman, Chry- 
 sothemis. 
 
 ^ξυιτόύξίξ^ -τξίχοξ, ό, having yellow or golden 
 hair, golden -haired. 
 
 'Κουιτό^ξονοζ, ου, ο χα) τι, having a golden 
 throne. From χξυσος and ^ζόνο;. 
 
 ^ξυσόχίξωί, ωτοζ, ό χα) h, having gilt or 
 golden horns. From, χζυσο? and χΐζας, το, a 
 horn. 
 
 Υ-ξυσοχλ^ξον, adorned with golden nails. 
 From χξνσοζ and clavus, a nail ; a word taken 
 from two diff'erent languages. 
 
 'Κξυσοχόλλα, ης, h, a solder of gold ; a mess 
 made of honey and grains of linseed. Th. 
 χόλλα. 
 
 'Κξυιτοχόμκί, ου, ο, having golden hair ; Oor. 
 χηυσοχΌμ.Άί, a, l• χζυσόχομος, ου, ο χα) h, is also 
 used. From χξυο•ο; and κόμτι. 
 
 ^ξυσόλϊόοί, ου, ο, chrysolite, a gem of the col- 
 our of gold. From χουσος and λ'ιβοζ, a stone. 
 Ιζ.ρυο'όμαλλοξ, ου, ο χα) h, having a golden 
 fleece. From χξυσος and μαλλο$, ου, ό, a 
 fleece. 
 
 Χ^ϋ<7•δξί7λβ?, ου, ό χχ) ίι, having yellow woodj 
 an epithet of Thapsus. From ^ΰΧον. 
 
 'ΚξυσΌ-τταστοξ, οϋ, ο χα) ίι, sprinkled, spotted, 
 variegated, or interwoven with gold ; gilt or 
 plated with gold. From χξυιτοί and -πάσσω^ 
 to sprinkle. 
 
 Χ^ί/ιτοίΤίδ/λί?, ου, ο χα) ίι, having goldeH 
 sandals ; an epithet of Juno. From χρυσός 
 and ■τύιλον, ου, το, a shoe, shpper, <^c. 
 
 'Κξυσ-ο'^Γοιαί, οΰ, ό, a goldsmith. From 
 -χοιιω. 
 
 Ιζ-ξυβ-ότου;, Toocg, χα) ίι, having golden 
 feet ; standing on golden supporters. 
 
 'Κρυ/τό'χ-ξαο-οί, ου, ο, a chr}^soprase, a species 
 of topaz; of colour between green and gold. 
 From χρυιτοζ and 'Τξάσον, ου, το, a leek. 
 
 '^ρυσ'ο'π'τζξοξ, ου, ο χα) h, having golden 
 wings or plumage. Also the name of a gem. 
 From χξυσοζ and τηξον, ου, το, a wing. 
 
 'Κρυο'όρρατης, and χξυ/τόζα^ΐξ, i^es, ό χα) ί, 
 bearing a golden rod, i. e. Mercury. From 
 χρυσός and ρατις, Ά rod. 
 
 Χζυσορρόας, ου, ό, fl:)wing with gold; an 
 epithet of a river. From ροή. 
 
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 ΧΡΤ20^2, ου, ό, gold; gold money, wrought 
 gold ; gold plate. 
 
 'Κξνα-οσ-τίφαναί, ου, ό κοά '//, wearing a golden 
 crown. From χ,ζνιτοζ and (ττίφοι,νοί, a crown. 
 Th. στίφω, to crown. 
 
 ^ζυσόσ'Γομοξ, ου, ο κα) h, haA^'ing a golden 
 .raouth ; uttering golden words» 
 
 \.ξυ<ϊοτ'ίκ,των, ωνοζ, ο, a goldsmitli. 
 
 ^ραιτότο^ο;, ου, ό xcci h, bearing a golden 
 bow ; ό ;^ξνα•ο'ΰν τό^ον 'i^o)V. 
 
 ^ζνΰ-βνξγο;, όΐι, ο, a goldsmith, contractedfor 
 χξυοΌίξγόξ' From χξυσοί and 'ίξγον, a work. 
 
 ^ξνσΌυς, ΐ^, oZv. See Χ.ξύσ'ίοξ. 
 
 1ζ.ξνΰ•οΐφ/ΐί, ίο;, ο χΆΐ 'h, woven, interwoven 
 or embroidered with gold. 
 
 Ι^ξοσΌφοζίΜ, J. ήσω, p. Άί^ξυτοφόζη^,οί, to 
 wear gold, i. e. clothes, or jewels, ornamented 
 with or set in gold. 
 
 'Κξνο'οφόξο;, ου, ο npii h, one who wears gold. 
 
 Ιίξνα-οφνλΰοζ,, βίκοξ, ό Άοά w, one who guards 
 or keeps gold ; a treasurer. Fro7n χξυσος and 
 φύλοί^, a keeper. Th. φυΧάσαω, to guard. 
 
 ^ξυιτοχ^α,\τοίζ, <κ, ό, Oor.for 
 
 'Κξυσ-ορζαίΓΠζ, ου,, ο, having golden hair; 
 fair, beautiful. From χζυιτος a7id χ^κίτη, m, h, 
 the hair of the head. 
 
 ^ονιτοχά,λτνος, ου, ο :ccu '/,, having a golden 
 bridle.. From χ,ξυσοί, gold, and χ^άλίνος, a 
 bridle. 
 
 'Κξί/α'οχ^όοί, ου, ο, a goldsmith, ι. e, one who 
 melts or casts gold. From χ%ω, p. m. χίχοα, 
 to pour out, fuse, melt. 
 
 X^utTfliW, Λ!, J", ωιίω, to overlay or plate with 
 gold ; to gild. From χ^ξυσάζ, 
 
 Κξνσ-ω, gen. Dor. and JEol. for χ^ξυσ•ου, of 
 χξυο'όί. 
 
 'Χ.ξύσ-Μ/ίΛΆ, ο'.τοζ, το, a gold vessel; gold 
 plate ; a gilding. Fro?)i the preceding. 
 
 'ΚξύίΤΜίηζ, IMS, ri, the act of gilding or plat- 
 ing with gold, 
 
 'Κ.ξυΰ -MThs, 00, 0, a gilder ; a goldsmith. 
 
 1ζ.ζυβ•ωτύζ, h, ov, gilt or plated with gold. 
 From the same. 
 
 Χ^Λ/, contract, for χζόω, dat, sing, of χζόο$, 
 w, 0, the skin. Th. χξόα, colour, the skin. 
 
 ^ξύξω, f. eooOj, to apply to or touch the 
 skin ; to colour,, stain, dye ; to pollute, foul, 
 soil. Froin χζόοί, colour. 
 
 ^ξωμ,οί, &TOS, <To, colour, paint ; it is also 
 I nppUed to music, the chromatic genus, pro- 
 ceeding hy scfnitonesj also the skin ; brightness 
 of complexion ; colours prepared for painting ; 
 also a specious pretence or colour. From the 
 jyreceding. 
 
 ^ζωμΆΤΓΛος, η, ov, relating to colours, to 
 colouring ; adorned with colours ; in music, 
 chromatic. 
 
 'Χ.ξ&ιμίνβί, (Λμπ, fjLZvov, part. pres. m. of 
 χξκομα,ί, to use. 
 
 ^ίξωννύω, or χξωννυμι, to colour, dye, stain ; 
 to soil, spot, foul. Th. xgoa, a;, yi, colour. 
 
 ^ξωννύω, the same as χξάω, to lend ; pas. 
 to be lent •, mid, to receive as a loan, Theoph, 
 
 m 
 
 c. X, et Lege Rhodid. Salm. de Modo Usurar. 
 
 c. viii, p. 306. Hence, too, ϊ-ηχξωννύα. 
 liocovTcci, 3. pi. pres. ind. m. of χξάομοίΐ, 
 Χ^Λ /s, cjTo;, 0, the skin; the skin v/ith the 
 
 flesh beneath ; the body ; the same as χξου;, 
 
 A;?aoV, χξοΊ: 
 
 'Κξύσ/;, ίωζ, rt, the act of colouring, dying, 
 staining ; a tint, colour, dye. 
 
 Έ.ζcda■'7■hξ, jj^flj, 0, a dyer, one who colours. 
 From χζάΖω. 
 
 ^ζύσω, l.f. ind. act. of χξύννυμι, or χξ'(>>, 
 f. ώσω, to colour ; 1 . a. inf. act. χξωσχι, 1 . a, 
 inf. pas. xgtaffiyivaii. 
 
 ^ξωα-ω/ίω, ω, f ήσω, to exchange gold coin 
 for silver, Isocr. Tra,pez, p. 470. 
 
 ^^gmTiZ,m,f. ίσω, to apply o?ie's natural 2^ow- 
 ers to any thing, Aristoph. Nub. 512.] 
 
 'Κξΰιτο, 3. sing. ^»'es. opt. jyas. of χξάομοίΐ, 
 to use. Th. χζάω, to land. 
 
 Χί/^αΓί?, ff/ioi, oi7ov, copious, abundant, com- 
 mon, cheap ; scattered ; also gregarious. From. 
 
 ILu^y-iV, abundantly, copiously, universally, 
 everywhere ; rashly. From χΰω, to pour 
 out. 
 
 Χί/λ/ξίι;, f 'κίω, to squeeze or express the 
 ]\x\CQ of any thing ; to reduce to juice. From 
 
 XTAO^S, ou, 0, juice ; χυΤ^ο; •ffntrirav'/is, 
 ptisan ; as if from χΰω, ίο pour out. 
 . XyXoiy, to reduce to a juice, to express the 
 iuice ; to moisten •, to melt. 
 
 Ιίύμα, or χύμα, &tos, <ro, any thing pour- 
 ed out or which spreads itself, or which flows, 
 when poured out ; a libation poured from a 
 goblet on the sepulchre, of a deceased person ; 
 a pouring out ; a multitude, confusion, dis- 
 order. From χύω. 
 
 Έ.υμίζίύ, to season or make savoury ; to 
 cock. Fro77i χυμ,ύζ. 
 
 'Κυμΐαο;, ^, ov, relating to juices. From the 
 sa^ne. - 
 
 'Χυμός, ου, ο, juice, sap, moisture ; savour, 
 taste. 
 
 Xt/v/y, See Xfiw. 
 
 Xz/V/ff, iM',, h, a pouring out, melting, efiu- 
 sion ; and 
 
 Xy-r^^, νίξοξ, ό, Ά crucible ; a foundery. 
 
 Xiir»;?, ου, ο, a melter, founder. From 
 χύω. 
 
 Χυτλάζω, f άσω, to soak with oil and Avater 
 mingled together ; to wash on every side ; to 
 wash. From 
 
 'Κύτλον, ου, το, oil mixed with water to pOur 
 over the bodies of the bathers ; a kind of di- 
 vination by oil and water; a libation poured 
 upon the sepulchres of the dead. From χύω, 
 
 Ιίυτλόάΐ, to pour out over the body oil mixed 
 with water. Froin the preceding, ^ 
 
 'Κ.ύτο, Ion. for ίαίχυτο, 3. sing, plupetf. 
 pas, ; so xvvTo,for Ιζ'ίχυντο, 3. pi. of the sam^e 
 tense ,• from xuoi,f. χΰσω, to pour out, p. pas. 
 κιχυμοίΐ. 
 
 Xyroj, «, ov, melted, fusible, soluble ; also 
 fossile ; constructed of earth heaped up, or 
 brought; artificial or factitious stones, JS^erod. 
 
ΧίΙΝ 
 
 882 
 
 χήρ 
 
 ϋ. 69 ; ytita χυτ^ι, the heaped up earth, Hiad 
 vi, 64. From χνω, the same as Tk. χί^.] 
 
 Χίίτ^ί», as, 91, a pot. Th. ζ^'ξο;, the same. 
 
 'Κντξαΐος, atct, a7ov, and χντζίοζ, ου, made 
 of c\siy or pottery. Th. χύ-ξο;. 
 
 Χ,υτξίΒί, id, ίον. See the preceding. 
 
 ^Κυτσάγκϋλο}, a great pot or kettle. 
 
 'Κυτζοτό'^ων, gen. pi. of 
 
 'Χ.υτξότον;, -ζο^ΰί, ο, a pot having feet ; a 
 fire-pan, a chafing-dish, Hes. Op. 748. From 
 χντξο; and του?, a foot. 
 
 ΧΤ'ΤΡ02, cv, 0, a pot. Fro7n χύω. 
 
 XiiiW, f, xiitrca, p. χίχυκχ, to pour out ; to 
 melt, to liquefy ; to spread ; to heap up with 
 earth; p. pas. κίχυμοα, pluperf, ^;!75. Ικ,ίχύ- 
 μ'/ιν, fo, TO. Tk. χζω, the same. 
 
 Χίΐί, to contain ; for 'ίχω, or χά,ω' xchence 
 also χαν^άνω, the scmie. But 
 
 X' ώ, for Kci) 0, and 
 
 X' Λ>"^ωνα, Dor. for xai ο "A^iwv/j. 
 
 Xiiso, Ion. for χοί/ου, pres. imperat. mid. of 
 χωομαι. 
 
 ω K^jor KXi ίχ. 
 
 Χωλαίνω, fo avu, to halt, limp ; to be lame. 
 From χωΧΌς, 
 
 Ιίωλίί/ζ, OLS, η, lameness ; a halting. From 
 
 ^ωλίυΛ), f. vjiTM, to go lame, limp, liilt, to 
 lame, to cause to limp. From 
 
 ΧΩΛΟ'2, h, ov, lame, limping ; mutilated, 
 crippled ; imperfect ; of no account. 
 
 ^ωλότη;, '/jTo;, τι, lameness, halting, limp- 
 ing ; and 
 
 ^ωλόω, to lame, to cause to limp. 
 
 Ιί^λΛίμα, ατο;, το, a limping, lameness ; 
 any lameness or distortion of a hmb. From 
 the preceding. 
 
 1ζ.ώλω7ΐ;, ΐως, ri, the act of limping or halt- 
 ing ; also the act of mutilating. From the 
 same. 
 
 ^ωμα., ocra?, το, a heap, a mound ; a tomb, 
 a sepulchre. . Frovi χΌω, luhich see. 
 
 ^ωμχτίζβμαι, to be situated or placed upon 
 an eminence ; to be fortified b}^ a mound ; to 
 be entrenched. 
 
 Χ''^ 'μο;, Ffor.for χα) ο Ιμός. 
 
 lLcUv,for χίων, part. pres. of χιω. 
 
 ^ώνιυμ,οί, octoj., το> a thing melted or cast ; 
 and 
 
 ^avivTii, tu$,' -h,.i\ic melting or casting of 
 of metal ; and , 
 
 Ύ^ωνινττίζ:,. οΰ, ο, a melter, caster, or founder; 
 
 J^aviUTo'if hi ov, m.ade by melting or casting. 
 From.' 
 
 ^ωνιύω, f. ίΰσω, p. χ,ζχύνίυΛΚ, to melt, to 
 cast ; .to! manufacture in a casting fm-nace ; p. 
 2^as. κΐχωνίυμαί. From 
 
 Xiiv'/j, >J5, Yi, a crucible, a vessel of clay in 
 which metals are melted ; a tunnel ; the wind- 
 pipe, throat, gullet. Th. χίω, to pour out. 
 
 Ιίωννύω, f. χωιτω, to make a bank or mole ; 
 to rais^•: a' rtiound with earth heaped up; to 
 hw;^'.^cFrom χόω. 
 .'^avo(, contract, of x'ooivosy which see. Whence 
 
 χωνηνω, to throw into χωνον, a crucible^ 
 
 Ύίωάμινοί, μίνη^ μινον, gen. Ion. χαομίνοιβ- 
 part. pres. mid. of χάομοίΐ, the same as χολόϊ- 
 μαι, οΖμιχ,ι^ to be angry with. 
 
 X' ω-χΌσαι, Oor.for xeu o-votfun. 
 Ιίωξα, α?, vi. Ion. χωοτι, jjj, ti, region, dis- 
 trict, country, situation, soil, field, land, prov- 
 ince, cs/jedaZZj/ Attica ; dignity, rank, honour; 
 place, space, a place of deposit ; a receptacle ; 
 κ,οί,τα, χ60ξαν, in one's place or station ; properly 
 and in order ; Iv χύξα χίΊσύοίΐ, to remain in 
 one's post, station, or rank^ without any dis- 
 turbance. From χ^ζοζ. 
 Χ^'^εΓ, 3. sing, of 
 
 XllPE'fi, ω, fo ^σού, ρ, χίχωξΤίχα, to go, 
 come, set out ; advance towards ; to retire, 
 give ground ; to contain ; to comprehend ; to 
 perceive ; to happen or fall out ; to have a re- 
 sult or issue ; to escape, depart ; 1. a. ίχωξ»}α•α^ 
 1. a. imperat. act. χύξί^αΌν, άτω, and in 2. pi. 
 χωογ,σα,τί, 1 . a. inf. act. χωξϊίσ•οα. 
 
 Xey^ji?, β, the name of a mountain, Horeb. 
 Heb. desolation. 
 
 'Κάξ'/ίμοί, οίτοί, το, capacity ; a receptacle ; a 
 reservoir, basin, whatever contains or holds. 
 From χωξίω. 
 
 Χ«^>ίίΓ«/, 1. α. inf. act. and 
 ^ωξγ,σ'α;, οίντοξ, part. 1. a. of χωξίω, which 
 see. 
 
 Ύ.ύξηο•ι$, ius, VI, the act of containing ; ca- 
 pacity. Froin χωφω. 
 
 'Κωξ:ητ•/ΐ;, ου, ο, a countryman, villager, 
 clown. From χωξχ. 
 
 Ιζ-ωξί^τιχοί, h, ov, having capacity ; that may 
 contain. From 
 
 Έ.Λίξΐΐτος, >?, ov, that may be contained, in- 
 closed ; conceivable, comprehensible. From 
 χωφ,ω. 
 
 ^ίωξίάξω, fo afftkf, to dwell in the country. 
 From χ&ΐξίοί/. 
 
 Ύ.ωξίΆμοί, oo, 0, a pannier, basket, chest, cof- 
 fer ; because χ^ξΐΤ, it contains, somewhat. 
 
 ^ωξίζ/ί/,^ iffu, p. χεχωξ{χι£, to separate, set 
 apart, divide, distinguish, discern, distribute ; ta 
 assign a place ; 1. a. Ιχάξΐ^ΰί, etg, ε, 1. α. inf. 
 χ&>ξίδ•α,{• pres. imperat. pas. χοιρίΖ,ου, ειτίω, j>. 
 pas. χίχωζίσμα,ι, part. p. pas. χεχωξίΐτμ'ίνο;, 
 1. a. ind. pas. ΙχωξΊσβη, >is, »i, 1. a. subj. jyas. 
 χωρισθώ, »??, r,, 1. a. inf. JJaS. χωξίιτί^ίναίΐ, 
 part. 1. a. χωξΐσ6ύί, ίϊσΆ, ίν. Th. χωξϊί, 
 separately ; apart ; ΛV•ithout. 
 
 Υ,ωξίχοξ, '/,, ov, rustic, clownish, boorishi. 
 From χύξοί. 
 
 Y.oJξϊov, ου, το, the extevnal membrane which 
 envelopes the foetus, and which is its dwelling j 
 in which sense it L• also written χΌζίον also a 
 place, a region, a fortress ; a castle ; also a 
 field, a farm, a village, a farm-house, a dweUing~ 
 place ; also a passage or place in an author, 
 Ern. From χωξος, a place, a field. 
 
 ΧίΙΡΓ2, apart, separately, singly ; except, 
 without ; besides, except. 
 
 ϋ^ωξίαται, I. a. inf. act. and 
 
xns 
 
 883 
 
 ΧΩώ 
 
 "Χωζίσθγ, 3. sing, 1. α. ««δ/, pas. of χωζίζω, 
 to separate, ioAicA see. 
 
 Χ,ωξίίτμοί) οϋ, ό, separation, division, distinc- 
 tion ; distance, interval. From the same. 
 
 'Κωξίιττί];, ov, o, one who separates ; and 
 
 ϋωξ/ιττος, h, ov, separate, distinct ; that may- 
 be separated. From the same. 
 
 Χωξίτπί, ου, ό, a rustic, a villager, a country- 
 man. 
 
 Χωξίτίκοί, vi, ov, relating to the country, to 
 villagers ; rustic. From the preceding. 
 
 Ιίαΐζΐπί, i^as, fi, a female peasant. From 
 
 'Χ.ωρογξοί,φίω, ω, to describe the different 
 places in a country or district. 
 
 '%.6ύξομίτξίω, ω, to measure, survey, or divide 
 a country or district. 
 
 'Χ.ωξονο/Λίω, ω, to divide any district or land ; 
 to measure or survey land. 
 
 Υ.&ΐξονΰμϊκο$, h, ov, relating to the division or 
 partition of a territory ; νβ^βί, an agrarian law. 
 
 Xil~P02, ου, 0, a place; a situation ; space; 
 a district ; also a field, a farm. There is also 
 
 'Κα>ξο;, ου, β, the name of a wind, the north- 
 ^vest, Acts xxvii, 12. 
 
 'Κ.ωξυτοί, ου, ό, the same as γωζντοί, a quiver. 
 
 X' ω$, Dor. for »a« us. 
 
 "Kuffxi, 1. a, inf. act. χ^ακΤΆξ, avrt;, part. 
 1. a. act. and 
 
 Χ«σ•ά^£νβί, part. 1. a. m. of ^ύννυμ,ι, 
 f χωαω, which see. 
 
 Χώ/ίτατβ, 3. sing. 1. a. m. Ion. and ^(^ωαά- 
 μινος, part. \. a. m. of χ^ωομ,οα. 
 
 Χωαύύί, iiaa,, \v, part. 1. a. j)as. of χων-'^- 
 νυμι. 
 
 'Kcjffig, ίως, '/ι, the act of heaping or piling 
 up, making a bank or mole ; a mound, a bank, 
 a mole ; a dam ; an obstruction. 
 
 Ιζ.Μίτμοί., TO, for χώμα. 
 
 Χώ/ίττβί, r\, Of, formed or made of earth 
 thrown out. From χοω. 
 
 Ιίωα-τξίί, i^os, '/I, relating or belonging to 
 mining or the construction of breast\vorks ; 
 proper for mining or the raising of breastworks 
 or mounds ; an epithet of a military/ tesiudo or 
 vinea. 
 
 ~Kikia-ei),fut. act. of χύννυμι. Th. χίω. 
 
 X' ωταν. Dor. for κ,α) orav and when. 
 
 X' ω,7ΐ. Dor. for κ,α.) ό,τι, and that, and 
 what, and that which. 
 
 XaeJit), to irritate, provoke ; to occasion grief, 
 to trouble, vex ; χωομαι, to be angry. From 
 χολόίύ, by suppressing λ, and contracting oa 
 into ω- or from χοω, Em. 
 
 Ψ. 
 
 ΨΑΙ 
 
 ΨΑΛ 
 
 Ψ is the twenty-third leftir of the Greek 
 (dphabet ; it stands instead of Sg, ^i, and ψί. 
 As a numeral it denotes seven hundred, and 
 ivith a mark beneath f^J, seven hundred thou- 
 sand. 
 
 Ύάγ^ας, a' kind of ointment ; an Egyptian 
 perfume. From -φοίχ,ιίζω. 
 
 Ύα^αξοζ, ζΛ, ξον, rotten ; apt to crumble, 
 friable ; dry, easily broken, 
 
 'Ψαίάλλω, to handle or touch, commonly in 
 a bad sense ; to touch or play on an instru- 
 ment. From 
 
 "Ύα,ΰΰίξος, ξα, ξόν. See Ψα^α^βί, 
 
 'Ψοιόυξόομ»», to become friable, dry, or rotten ; 
 to dry up. From 
 
 ΎΑΘΤνΟ'Σ, ξί, ξον, Att. -φα^υξοί, friable, 
 easily broken. 
 
 ΤΑΙΔΡΟ'2, ξχ, ζον, thin ; having thin 
 hair; having but little hair ; smooth, polished. 
 
 "^αικάζω, (ροίίνω) ■ to bedew, sprinkle; wet, 
 moisten. Th. •φ'^'*»!, which see. 
 
 'Ύα,ικ,α.ζ, the same as "φβιχαί, which see. 
 
 Ύαίξΰα, to shave, to scrape, to rub ; to wipe ; 
 to graze, touch lightly ; to shake ; to flatter, 
 soften ; to hasten ; to go quickly ; as if from 
 "φ/χ,ω, to touch. 
 
 Ύαί&>, to make small or thin ; 
 bruise small or fine ; to crumble 
 also to knead. Hence •φαιισ•τοί, h, 
 ated, bruised, pulverized ; friable ; 
 Th. -φάω, to break in pieces. 
 
 ^α,•/ίά'ζω, f. άσω. See Ύαιχάζι>ι). 
 
 ΨΑΚΑ'Σ, α,'^οί, 91, dew ; a drop ; a thing of 
 little value ; any small thing. 
 
 Ύαλακτοί, h, ov, obeying the touch ; tangi- 
 ble, palpable ; that is or may be touched. 
 From 
 
 Ύοιλύσ-ίτα}, or -ττω, f ξα>, to touch, handle, 
 move, set a-going. Th, -φάω. 
 
 "Ύαλία,ΐο;, ου, ο, a gentile noun, Psaldaeus, 
 for Chaldaeus, fro7}i Cheseus, the son of Na• 
 chor. 
 
 to break or 
 
 to wipe ; 
 
 ov, attenu- 
 
 , kneaded. 
 
 From 
 
ΨΑΤ 
 
 884 
 
 ΎΕΑ 
 
 'Ψαλι^όίττομαζ, ου, ο kcc) h, having a mouth or 
 snout armed with nippers, as a crab or lobster. 
 From •ψαλ;ί and «ττό^α, α.τος, το, the mouth. 
 
 Ύκλίζω, f. ια-ω, or ί^ω, to cut with scissors, 
 to gnaw, cut off, cut down. Th. -ψαλί;. 
 
 ΨΑ'ΛΙΟΝ, "φαλίον, and -ψίλλΐαν, ου, το, a 
 bridle ; •φάλιχ, or -φίλλια, λ /v, τα,, female 
 ornaments ; chains, necklaces, rings, bracelets. 
 Th. -φάω. 
 
 ΨΑΛΓ2, itoi, h, a pair of shears or pincers; 
 a vault or arch. 
 
 ΨΑ'ΛΛΩ, f. ΰίλω, to touch gently ; to 
 touch or play on a stringed instrument ; to 
 sing psalms ; to celebrate with hjnTins, to move, 
 shake ; j). jms. ί-φχλ/ίίαι, 21• ?»• ί'Φ'/'Λοί. 
 
 Ύαλμϊκ.οξ, h, ov, relating to psalms. From 
 
 Ύα,Χ/^ίοζ, ου, ο, a playing on a stringed in- 
 strument, singing to a psaltery ; also a lute, 
 lyre, psaltery ; a psalm ; a song. From ■ψάλ- 
 λω. 
 
 "Ύοίλμού^ζα), ω, to sing psalms. 
 
 Ύοίλμψ^ίίί, as, «, psalmody ; the singing of 
 psalms. 
 
 Ύα,λμω^οί, ου, β, one who sings psalm.s. 
 From "φα,Χμοί and uVos. 
 
 Ύΰίλτίΐξ, Ϊ7ξο;, ο, one who plays on a stringed 
 instrument ; a head singer ; a harp ; the book 
 of David's psalms, a psalter. From -φάλλύο. 
 
 'Ψαλτ'^ιξίον, oil, το, a psaltery, an instru- 
 onent of music. Fi^om the preceding. 
 
 "Ψάλτ',ι;, ου, the same as ^Ι/αλτ^ξ, one who 
 plays on a stringed instrument ; a singer, 
 
 'Ψάλτξ/α, as, h, a female v.'ho sings and 
 plays on stringed instruments. From -φκλλω. 
 
 'ΫαλταιΤίω, ω, to sing and accompany the 
 voice with a stringed instrument ; to sing 
 praises ; to celebrate with song. 
 
 Ψαλτ-αδο?, ου, ο, one who sings and plays at 
 the same time. From i^aXTns (tnd ωΐό;. 
 
 Ύαλυχ,ιά'^αι, ot, Find, Isthm. Od. vi, 
 474, 4. 
 
 'Ψαλν;^ια^χ.ν, Dor. for ■ψυλνχιχ^ων, gen. 
 pi. of the jirecediiig. 
 
 'Yxfytahia, as, vi, the name of the Nereids, 
 Psamathia, Find. Ner.i. Od. v, 370, 8. 
 
 'Ψαμάά'/], '/IS, h, the name of a woman, Psa- 
 mathe ; and 
 
 "Ύαμαύΐα, h, the seashore ; a beach. From 
 
 ^a^ados, and Poet, ^4^ύf^μa,^ϋs, ου, ο, sand ; 
 the shore ; gen. Ion. "ψαμά^οιο. From 
 
 TA'MMOS, ου, h, sand, gravel. 
 
 'Ψαμμύ^' /is, ios, Ku.i ri, nbounding with 
 sand, sandy. From the preceding. 
 
 Ίίαμμω~05, h, ov, mixed with sand, sandy. 
 From ■φάμμο5. 
 
 Ψάξ, ξ05, and Ion. -φ^ξ, a starling ; it is 
 written also ^aoos, ου, ο. From -φοίίξω, to 
 hasten. 
 
 Ψα^οί, ξκ, ξον, swift, active, inconstant ; 
 restless, ever in motion ; speckled, ash-coloured. 
 From the same. 
 
 "Ψαο-ύ, f of φ/οΆζω, which see. 
 
 "Ψ'αύζ, jn'cs. imperat. act. of φοιύω, the same 
 as -φ'άύΐ, to touch. 
 
 Ύaυ}lξo^π■ol•Άs, ου, ό, moving so swiftly as to 
 seem not to touch the ground ; an epithet of a 
 horse. Fro?n the followiyig and crsyj. 
 
 "^oiUK^os, ζΆ, ξον, swift, lapid, active, light ; 
 scared}' touching the ground ; as if from, φαΰω, 
 to touch lightly. Th, -φάω. 
 
 ^avauus, part, 1- a. pas. of •φοίΰω. 
 
 Ύοίυσ -is, tu)s, h, the sense of touching ; con- 
 tact ; handling. From the same, 
 
 Ύαυστο5, h, ov, touched ; tangible, palpa- 
 ble. 
 
 "Ψαύω, f σω, j). εφαυκοί, to touch, handle ; 
 feel ; to attain to ; to touch or hit, as a mark ; 
 1. a. 2)as. i-^aCirSi^v. Th. -φαω, which see. 
 
 ΤΑΦΑΡΟ'2 (■φaφaζosJ, ζα, gl,, dry, fria- 
 ble, rough, filthy, squalid ; feeble, sick ; dark. 
 It is written also 
 
 "^ αφζξο$, ξα,, ξον, the Same. 
 ' ''¥αφο$, ω, a. Dor. for φriφos, 'h, a little 
 stone, a vote or suffrage. See ^v(pos. 
 
 '^A.'Cl, φω, f. ■φ'/ιο'ω, p. 'ίφτ,κΆ, to wipe, 
 cleanse, rub, scrape ; to plane, smooth ; to re- 
 duce to sm.all pieces ; to make thin or small ; 
 to approach, draw nigh ; to touch lightly ; to 
 flatter, caress ; to warm. 
 
 Ύ\, Dor. for α-φΐ, ff(pas, ace. dual and pi. of 
 S, he. 
 
 '^lyios, too, iov. Poet, the same as φόγιοί 
 and φoγίξΰs, a, ov, reprehensible, blamable, de- 
 serving reproof. Th. φιγω. 
 
 "Ψίγμα, oLtos, to, whatever is blamed ; re- 
 proof, reprehension, blame. 
 
 ΨΕΤίΙ, f. φί%ω, p. ϊφί^α, to reprehend, 
 blame ; rebuke ; as if from φάω, to touch ; 
 21. 2'>0.S. ίφίγμαι, ξα/, χ,ται. , 
 
 "Ψίγωντα,ι, 3. ^;Ζ. pres. suhj. pas. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ΤΕΔΝΟ'2, h, ov, having thin hair, bald ; 
 smooth. 
 
 "Ψίκάζω, to drop, to trickle; to water; to 
 fall in dew ; to bedew, moisten. From 
 
 "^iKKs, ahos, h, dew ; a drop ; fine rain ; a 
 little crumb, a grain, a thing of little conse- 
 quence. From φίω, to make small. 
 
 Ύίκτίον, verbal adj. it deserves blame, repre- 
 hension ; from φίγω, to rebuke, reproach. 
 
 Ύ'iκri]s, ου, ό, one who reproves, flames, 
 reproaches ; and 
 
 WzKTos, '/I, ov, blamed, reproved ; blamable, 
 reprehensible. From the same. 
 
 Ύίλίον, ov, TO, a bracelet ; a bridle, a chain 
 for the neck ; a ring, a necklace. See Ύά- 
 
 kiOV. 
 
 Ύίλίοφόοο!, ου, ό κοά i), or φίλλίοφόξθ5, 
 wearing bracelets, rings. From φίλιον and 
 φίξω, to carry. 
 
 Ύελλίζω, f Iffu, to stutter, stammer ; to 
 lisp ; to trifle ; to talk foolishly and weakly. 
 Th. φ'iλλόs. 
 
 "Ψίλλίον, ου, TO. See Ύάλιον, 
 
 Ψίλλίσμα, άτβί, το, and 
 
 ΎίλΆίσμο5, ου, ό, , stpttering, stammering, 
 hesitation in speaking, -.From •φίλλίζω, which 
 is from 
 
ΨΕΧ 
 
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 ΥΗΛ 
 
 ΨΕΛΛΟ' 2, h, ον, lisping, stuttering, stam- 
 mering, hesitating; indistinct; hardly intelli- 
 gible. Hence 
 
 Ύίλλότ*!ί, viros, hi stuttering, stammering. 
 
 Υέξα/, 1. a. inf. act. of -φίγω, f. \ω, which 
 see. \ 
 
 Ψίξομιν, 1. j)L 1. f. act, of the same.' 
 
 Ύίυ^άγγζλΰί, βϋ, ό xat «, a lying messenger; 
 one who gives false intelligence. From -φίνιοω 
 and ΰίγγίλος. 
 
 Ύίν^ά.^ίλφοί, ου, β, a false brother, 2 Cor. 
 xi. From -^ίυ^ω and ά,^ίλφοξ, a brother. 
 
 Ύίυ^ύί-ττόστοΧοί, ου, ο, a false apostle ; a false 
 ambassador or envoy. From, "φίυ^ω and χ9τό- 
 erreXos, an apostle. From Th. στίλλω, to 
 send. 
 
 'Ϋίΰ%ίΆ, acc. pi. of "ψίΰ^οζ, to?, TO, which 
 see. 
 
 "Ψίυ^ίας, t7s, acc. pi. of ipsu'^hi, ίο;, β xu) 'h, 
 false. Th. -φίυ^ω, to deceive. 
 
 "ΨίνΙί^ dat. nng. of -^sd^os, εβ;, ro, a lie, a 
 false recital. From the same Th. 
 
 'Ψίύ'^ίίτύΰίί, ^^res. i)if. jyas. of -^ivta, to de- 
 ceive. 
 
 Ύίυ^τιγοζίω, ω, to lie, to tell lies. From 
 'φιΖ'^ω and κγοξίύω. 
 
 Ψεϋ^ίϊν, acc. sing, of 
 
 Υευ^'/ις, iog, ο χοά ti, false, lying ; fictitious. 
 
 Th. "φίό^ΛΙ. 
 
 'Ψίν^ογξαφίω, ω, to describe falsely and in- 
 correctly ; to write badly ; to describe badly or 
 falsely. From ■φίύ'^ω and γξάφω, to write, 
 describe. 
 
 'Ψίυ^ο^ί^άσ'χαλος, ου, ο, a false teacher. 
 From •ψίύ^ω, to deceive, and ^»^ά(Τχα,λοί, a 
 master. Th. ^ί^άιτχω, to teach. 
 
 Ύίυ^ο^οξος, ου, ό »xt τι, entertaining false 
 opinions. From "φίό^α and δβξα. 
 
 Ύίυ^ό^ΰξον, ου, το, fas if, Ά false door) a 
 postern gate ; a back door. From ^ίό^ω and 
 ^ύζχ, as, 'h, a gate, door. 
 
 Ψεκ^βλβ^ία, α?, 'h, a false assertion or rela- 
 tion ; a lie. From 
 
 Ύίυ^ολόγοι, ου, ο xut vi, telling falsehoods, 
 lying ; also a liar. From •ψευ^ω and Χίγω, 
 p.m. λίλογοι, to say. 
 
 Ύίυ^ό/ΐΑΆΐ, f. m. "φίυσΌμκι, to lie, deceive, 
 impose on ; to counterfeit ; to suppose ; to be 
 deceived, disappointed, frustrated. See Ύίύ^ω. 
 
 'Ψίυ^ομάξτνξ, ΰξος, ο κοά h, a false witness. 
 From, i^iuho) and μ-άξτυζ, a witness. Hence 
 
 '¥ίυ'^oμuζτυξίω,f. -iiffu, J)• Ι'φίυ^ομκξτόξ^χα, 
 to bear false witness, to testify falsely ; a7id 
 
 "Ψζυ^ομκξτυξίοι, αζ, h, false testimony; bear- 
 ing false witness. 
 
 Ύζυ^ομίνοί, j}art. pres. pas. of -φΐν^Λΐ, which 
 see* 
 
 Ύ&υΙοτιίξ^νοί, ου, '/ι, a pretended virgin ; one 
 who pretends to be a virgin. From "φίν^ω and 
 ^(ΛζύΊνοζ, fi, a virgin. 
 
 Ύίυ'^οττξοφήτίΐς, ου, ό, a false prophet. From 
 'φίυ^ω and <^ξοφήτϊΐς, ου, β, a prophet, which is 
 from τξόφνιμι, to predict. Th, ψ'/ιμ), or φύα/, 
 to say. 
 
 Ύζυ^οζχιω, ω, f. nircay to swear falsely ; te 
 perjure one's self. 
 
 Ύίυ^οξχίχ, eci, h, a false oath, false swearing ; 
 peijury.^ 
 
 "Ύίυ^Όζχιον, ου, το, a false oath. From 
 
 'Ψίυ'^όξκιος, perjured, one who swore falsely. 
 
 Ψίύ'^οξχοί, ου, 6 xou ri, the same. From 
 ■φίύ^Μ and οξΛΟζ, an oath. 
 
 Ύίΰ^ο;, ioi, TO, a lie ; a falsity ; a trick ; 
 also the pimple which it is supposed grows on 
 the nose of a liar. Th. ■φίύΐω. 
 
 Ύίυ^οσίλτνον, cinque-foil, balm ; jjlants. 
 From, "φεύ^ω and σ'ίλίνον, ου, το, parsley. 
 
 'Ψίυ^οφίλΐ'ττΤΰζ, ου, ό, a false Philip. 
 
 "Ψευ^όρι^ξίσ-τοί, ου, ο, a false Christ. From 
 -φζν^ω and ^οκττος, Christ. Th. χ;ξίω, to anoint. 
 
 ΨΕΤ'ΔΩ,^. •φίύα•ω, p. ε-φίυχχ, to deceive, 
 impose on, cheat, overreach ; pres. pas. •ψει/δο- 
 μχι, to lie, deceive, disappoint ; jrres. imperat. 
 pas. -φεύ^ου, εα-όω, and in 2. pi. -φευ^εΐτύε, l.f. 
 m. -φεύσΌμΰα, 2^. p«5. εφευσμαι, ea,t, <tTu,i, 1. a, 
 mid. ΐ-φζυσάμ,γιν, ω, κτο, 1. a. inf. m. -ψεύσ-α- 
 σ6α.ι, to lie. 
 
 "^ευ^ύνύμοί, ου, ο xcu v), having a false or 
 assumed name ; falsely named ; having a name 
 not corresponding with the truth. From -φευ^ω 
 and ο')ομα, TO, a name. 
 
 Ύευοωζ, adv. falsely. From ■φευ'^ήξ. 
 
 "Ύεύσαντο, Ion. for ε-φεύιτοί'ντο, 3. pi. I. a. 
 m. of "φεύ^Μ, to deceive; 1. a. inf. vi. "φευ- 
 (τα,σύοί,ι, to deceive. 
 
 Ύευα•0εΐί) part. 1. a. pas. of the shme. 
 
 'Ύείχτίί, εως, yi, the act of lying, a lia. 
 
 "Ψευί-μχ, α.τοζ, το, a lie ; also an act done 
 contrary to one's pledged word. From perf. p, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Ύεύ(ΤΤίΛζ, α, ο, Dor. for -φζίκττηζ, ου, which 
 see. 
 
 "Ψευστεω, to tell a lie ; to miss one's aim ; 
 not to attain one's object. From 
 
 Ύεύίττγΐζ, ου, ο, a har, deceiver, impostor. 
 From 3. sing. p. pas. Th. -φευ^Μ. 
 
 Ύεφαξοζ, ξχ, ξον, obscure, dark, not clear. 
 From 
 
 Ύεψχί, and -φεφχ;, shades, darkness, obscu- 
 rity ; mist, fog ; dark weather. 
 
 Ύεφηνοί, h, ov, obscure, dark, shaay ; also 
 Avithout name, unknown. From 
 
 ΤΕ'Φ02, εοί, το, darkness, obscurity ; as 
 if from φ/'εοο, to diminish, and φχοί, το, hght. 
 
 Ύερ(;,ύεΐί, part. 1. a. pas. of -φεγω, f. ξω, to 
 rebuke, blame; 1. a. pas. εφ/εχ;^ΐΐν. 
 
 Ύεω, to diminish ; Eustath. From -φάω, 
 which see. 
 
 Ύΐ^γμχ, KTos, TO, Ά shaving, paring, scraping; 
 a fragment ; a httle piece ; a thin plate of metal. 
 From -φ'/ιχ^ω. 
 
 Ύηχτοί, »i, ov, shaven, scraped, wiped; that 
 may be shaven, ^c. From 'φτ,;)^ω. 
 
 Ύ'/ιχτξχ, χζ, hi a scraper, a grater ; a currj'- 
 comb, a brush, a broom. From •φήχω. 
 
 Ψ^ίλίί/, 1. a. inf. act. and 
 
 Ύίιλχ;, part. 1. a. act. of -φάλλω, f. Χω, to 
 sing ; I, a. εφ'ήλα. 
 
ΨΗΦ 
 
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 Ψ1Α 
 
 Ψ^ιλΛφάω, ω, f. viffu, to handle, touch, feel } 
 of, scrutinize, examine ; to feel one's wzy, as 
 ■a blbid man; with ace. ; part. pres. pas. -φηλα:• 
 φά /fAivoi, μ,ίν*), fiivav, one who is handled ; that 
 may be handled. From -φ^λα, which is from 
 p. m. 'ί•φ»λα, of "φύλλα, to touch, and άφί}, 
 touch. 
 
 Ύτιλα,φνιιτίΐα, as, s, 1 . a. opt. act. j33ol. of 
 'φνλα.<ρά(α,/. Yiffu, to handle. Whence 
 
 Ύνλάφ^ισ•!;, icoi, ^,-the act of touching, feel- 
 ing, handling ; ancii^i-'";• .. η,τκ 
 
 'Ψίλαφητος, ^, ο», that may be handled or 
 felt ; palpable. 
 
 ΨΗ'Ν, -φννοί, ο, a little worm produced in 
 wild figs ; a little gnat that pierces the wild fig; 
 also a little worm in the palm ; the fruit of the 
 male palm tree ; perhaps because -φάί/, it, 
 gnaws or stings. 
 
 Ύ»νίξ(4;, to scrape, shave •, to ripen wild figs ; 
 to copulate. From the preceding. 
 
 "Ψ^ινο;, h, ov, the same as -ψί^νόξ. From ι 
 ■φάω, to shave. 
 
 Ψί|/ί, ίω{, 91) the act of shaving, scraping, 
 planing, rubbing, Λviping ; the act of currsnng 
 horses. From φ-ήχω. 
 
 "Ψ'/ΐξ, φyιξos, <5, lon.for φ^οίξ, a starling. From 
 'φαίξω. 
 
 Ψ H^SSA, or -TTci, a kitid of fish, a sole, 
 turbot, flounder ; a duck or drake ; a nickname 
 ^iven to gluttons, parasites, <|-c. 
 
 'Ψτιφα.ξόζ, the same as φ'ίφα,ξόζ, which see. 
 
 "Ύτίφάω, Uy to count, calculate, reason, medi- 
 tate upon, think ; to have or take the care 
 of. From φτιφοζ. 
 
 "Ψίίφηφοξίω, ω, to vote ; to create by voting 
 or giving suffrages. 
 
 Ύ ϊίφηφβξίοί, α,ς, h, the giving of \^otes ; the 
 expression of opinions ; a resolve. From 
 
 ^'/•ιψηφάξοί, ou, χοά «, aiid 
 
 "Ψίίψι^οφόξβξ, ου, ο, for φ•/ι<ρο(ρόξ9ί, one Vv'ho 
 
 "Ύηφολόγβξ, βν, ο χα) h, an accomptant ; a 
 juggler. From •φ'τ,φοζ and λόγος, a reckon- 
 ing. 
 
 ΨΗ^ΦΟ^, ου, 91, a little stone, pebble ; a 
 gem ; a chess man, ^-c. ,• a counter ; a little 
 stone, give?i in as a vote, and thence the vote 
 itself, as well as the resolve or decree carried by 
 voting ; the right of advising or voting on any 
 subject ; authority ; will ; assistance promised, 
 succour, as φΤίφος S-iey, ajmd Jos. ,• also a 
 kind of divination made with little pebbles ; rhv 
 φ/ηφον τιύίσΰαι, to express one's opinion; •φη• 
 φον TiuivKi, to put to vote, to propose for de- 
 cision.] 
 
 "Ψτιφΰφβξίω, ω, to give one's voice in favour 
 of ; to create by suffrage. 
 
 Ύηφοφοξ'ία, as, V, the act of voting, giving 
 one's suffrage or opinion ; a decree or resolve. 
 
 "ΨηφοφΌζος, ου, ο ««) 'h, one who gives his suf- 
 frage \vith a little pebble; one who votes or 
 gives by suffrage. From φίξω. 
 
 "Ύνιχ^ύί, ίο sha'/^e, rub, scrape ; to curry a 
 horse; to grind or rub small i to flatter, to 
 caress. Th. φάω, the same. 
 
 Ύιά^κ;, acc. pi. of φιάς, ά^ο$, ν, a dew drop ; 
 dew ; fine rain. ,. ,. 
 
 "Ψίάζω, to fall like dew ; to trickle or fall in 
 drops. From •φιά$. 
 
 ΤΓΑΘ02 f^iihij, ου, or V), a. mat ; 
 commonly made of ntshes, 
 
 'ΨικΊνω, to reprove ; to break or cut into 
 small pieces. From φάω. 
 
 TIA'S, ahos, h, a dew drop; a small drop ; 
 dew ; fine rain. 
 
 'ΎΊΖ,ω, to eat with small mouthfuls; in mid.. 
 to weep without noise ; to speak in a low voice. 
 From 
 
 ΨΙΘΓΑ, as, h, a sort of vine, bearing 
 Smyrna raisins. 
 
 'ΎίύυξΙζω, f. Ίσω, ρ. ίφιύύξΐχ,α, to whisper. 
 
 votes or gives his suffrage. From φηφοζ, ου, h, ' mutter ; to detract, slander, speak against ; 
 and φίρω. ' p. pas, Ι-φιΰύξίσμαι, σαι, σται. From ^f/^fivξos, 
 
 ΎτιφίΧω, f. ισω, p. Ιφ^ίφικα, to calculate, ; a whisper, 
 compute ; to decree, determine ; to take the ι 'Ύιύυζ'κτ^ίιν, or φίύυξίσ^ίν, Dor. for φιύυξί- 
 votes; 1. a. Ιφ^φισα. Th. φ>ίφοί, ov, h, a little ' %uv. 
 stone. j 'Ψιθΰξίσ'μα, avos, το, a Avhisper, a murmur ; 
 
 Ύ*ιφ)5, 7taf, 9), a little stone, pebble ; a little : false reports ; a private information against. : 
 
 stone used as a counter ; a gem. From •ψί- 
 φos, which see. 
 
 'Ψί0υξΐσ•μ,α$, ου, ό, the same ; and 
 'Ύιθυξΐσ7Υί5, ou, o, a whisperer ; a concealed 
 
 Ύ^ιφισάτω, 3. sing. 1. a. imperat. act. of\ or secret informer or accuser; a talebecirer, 
 "φτιφίζω, which see. j Bom. i. From perf. pas. of φιόυξίζω, to 
 
 'Ύτίφισμα, arosy 'ro, a resolve, decree, or 
 statute, made by the people. From 1 . dng. p. 
 pas. of φηφΊΖ,ω. Th. φnφos. 
 
 Ύνιφισματο-τάλης^ ου, ό, one who sells de- 
 crees ; a word used in burlesque. 
 
 whisper. 
 
 Ύίύΰξos, ου, ό x.«t 91, sending forth a thin, 
 small sound ; hissing, whispering, whistling. 
 From 
 
 ΥΓΘΤΡ02 (φιίΐυ^ος), ου, ο, a whisper, a 
 detraction, accusation. 
 
 Ύyιφ^σμaτω%ns, ios, ό xa\ h, belonging or re- humming, buzzing ; 
 lating to a decree ; having the nature or force From φΊω. 
 of a decree. Ψ/λα^ίί, ου, ο, a leader of light-armed troops. 
 
 "Ψ ηφιαττίς•, ου, ο, one who calculates, reckons, , From -^iXos and άγος, a leader, 
 computes •, a voter. From φ'^φίζω. Ύιλ?/ταί, ol, light-armed troops. From 
 
 Ίί'/ιφολογίω, ω, f. τισω, to make chequer- φίλος, naked, smooth. 
 
 work ; to juggle. 
 
 Ύιλίζω, to make naked or bare; to diminish ; 
 to spoil, to strip. Froin the same. 
 
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 ΤΪΧ 
 
 ΎίλίΜί, *iy •ν, light-armed. From the 
 
 Ύίλΐίτμοί, βν, ο, a diminishing ; the change 
 of the aspirate into the smooth breathing ; pro- 
 nouncing with a smooth breathing. From p. 
 pas. of -φιλίξω, 
 
 Ίιίέλοκόξίηίί, ov, 0, having a bald head ; with- 
 out hair. From -φίλος and κΌζστι. 
 
 ψιλούς, v), ov, thin, slender, naked, smooth, 
 bald ; unarmed ; pure, unmixed ; cheap, of lit- 
 tle value ; smooth, as applied to a breathing ,• 
 -φίλο), light-armed troops ; ^ ^s Wo'ffoi'ia. μόνον, 
 ^ο7ς λόγοίξ, •φιλο7; η To7i μ'ίτξοις, but epic com- 
 position, or the epopoeia, imitates only by lan- 
 guage destitute of metre, or by metre. ^ covima 
 should be put after Xoyois,lest τοϊί λόγοις •φιλο7; 
 should appear to be used for ro7i •φίλο7ζ λόγοίζ, 
 and lest λόγοι, i. e. words or language sAou/ci ap- 
 pear to be opposed to metre, luhen this latter can- 
 not exist ivithout words. A composition desti- 
 tute of metre is called λόγοι -φίλοι, or ol -φίλο) 
 λόγοι, Aristot. Rhet. iii, 2, 16; -φιλνι κιθάξίσΐξ, 
 i. e. unaccompanied by words ; so μουσικγι -φίλη, 
 i. e. λόγων χοίξΐς, to which is opposed μουσική 
 μίτα, μίλω'^ίχς. Grcefenhahn ad Aristot. de 
 Arte Poet.' p. 14, edit. 1821.] 
 
 Ύιλότίΐί, ητος, fi, nakedness, barenness, bald- 
 ness, thinness, slenderness. From the same. 
 
 "Ύιλόω, o},f. ώσω, to make thin, small, slend- 
 er; to make bare, to deprive of; to spoil ; to 
 shave, to shear, to strip of feathers or hair ; to 
 <iisarm ; to mark or pronounce with a smooth 
 From the same, 
 "Ψίλίϋίίξον, ου, 70, a drug or salve used to 
 take off the hair from the body. 
 
 ΨΓΜΜΤΘ02 ί-φιμμύίοί), or -φ'ιμυίο',, 
 βυ, S, white lead, used as a paint for the face. 
 
 Ύιν, the same as σφίν, to or with them- 
 selves. 
 
 "ΨΤΝΟΜΑΙ, to suffer its grains or leaves to 
 fall away, fade, spoken of a vine ; to weep or 
 trickle down ; as if from -φίω 
 
 ΎΤΜ, χοζ, 71, a crumb ; a small fragment ; 
 as if from "φ'ιω, to diminish. 
 
 ΨΙΤΤΑ'ΚΗ, τι;, 7), and -φίττοίχοζ, ου, ό, a 
 parrot. 
 
 "Ύιχάξτταΐ,, οίγοί, ο, the name of a mouse, 
 Psicharpax, crumb or scrap stealer. From 
 •ψ/ξ, χοξ, h, and α^•τ«ξ. 
 
 ΎιχΊον, ου, το, a little crumb. Th. -φιξ, ri, 
 a crumb. 
 
 ΨΓίΙ, to break into small pieces ; to grind 
 or bruise small ; to attenuate ; to divide. 
 
 Ψβα, the loins, the back ; pi. -φόοιι, the 
 muscles of the lumbar region. From φ/άω, to 
 rub, to scrape. 
 
 "ΨογίξΡί, ξοί, ξον. Poet, fond of blaming, 
 finding fault ; deserving censure, blamable, 
 reprehensible ; and 
 
 "Ψογίω, u,f. viffu, p. Ι-φόγνικα, to blame, re- 
 proach, reprove. From. 
 
 "Ψόγος, ου, ό, blame, reproach, reproof, repre- 
 hension ; satire, Aristot. Poet. 4. Frmn -φίγο», 
 to censure. ] ' 
 
 breathing 
 
 Ύΰ^άλλω, to make a noise; an uproar^ 
 From 
 
 Ψ0Θ0^2, oV, 0, noise, tumult. 
 Ύοθος, ν, ov, black, filthy. 
 Τ0'Θ02, ου, ό, filth, uncleanness, ordure. • 
 Ύολόίΐί, Όίσ9Ά, όίν, burning ; on fire ; full 
 of smoke, full of soot ; blackish. Th. -φόλοζ, 
 ου, ό, smoke or soot. 
 
 "Ψολόίντι, -φολόίντχ, dat. and ace. sing, of 
 the preceding. 
 
 Τ0'Λ02, ου, ο, smoke •, soot ; flame. 
 Ύοφ'ίΛΐ, f. ήσω, to make a noise or tumult ; 
 to sound, to resound. From, 
 
 ΨΟ'ΦΟΣ, ου, ό, noise, sound ; any thing 
 which produces an empty sound, as a vain 
 promise or a dispute. 
 
 "Ψόΰο, ας, h, the same as -φόα, the loins. 
 "Ψυγύς, ίντας, jmrt. 2. a. pas. and 
 "Ψυγίω, £, to cool, Diod. Sic.^ 
 "Ύυγ^ναι, 2. a. irf. pas. and 
 Ύυγγκτομαι, 2, /. pas. of -φύχω, f. |&», to 
 cool, refresh ; which see. 
 
 Ύύγμβί, arog, ro, cold ; the act of refresh- 
 ing, a fan ; and 
 
 Ύυγμοί, οΰ, ο, a refreshing ; a rubbing, a 
 drying. Fro7n 1. sing. p. pas. of -φΰχω, to cool. 
 Τ^Τ'ΔΡΑΚΕ2, ων, κι, and -φυ^οόίκια, ων, 
 τ«, pimples ; as if from -φάω, to burn. 
 
 Ψί/δ^ο?, (φ,ιυϊνίζ) false, deceitful ; supposi- 
 titious, Hesych. -φυ^ξον, φ/ίυ^ίς. This word 
 should be restored in Theognis, instead of -φι'^νος, 
 φ/', 122. Ruhnlcen. Ep. Crit. p. ii, 64. From 
 -φίύ^ω, to deceive. 
 
 Ύυί'ιζω, (γογγΰΧ^ω) to murmur, with a small 
 voice or under tone ; to whisper. From 
 
 Ύυόοζ, the same as φίυ^οί, a lie, a falsehood. 
 From which it is derived by the Doric dialect. 
 
 "Ψυχτϊΐξ, τίξος, ό, a cooler ; a large vessel, a 
 kind of cup ; a vessel in which cups are washecf 
 and wine is cooled. From ■φΰχω. 
 
 ΤΧΆΑ02, ου, ό, and φ,ύλλα, rs, ν, a flea^ 
 Hence -φύλλιον, ου, το, fleawort or fleabane ; α 
 plant. 
 
 ΨΤ'ΑΩΝ, ωνοζ, ο, a sort of fish, that spawns, 
 on the shore. 
 
 Ύνξχς, part. 1. a. act. of -φυχω, f. ξω, 
 I. a. 'i -φυξοι,, to breathe, blow; 
 
 Ύύξΐζ, ίως, h, refreshing ; rubbing ; a blow- 
 ing ; a wind. From the same verb. 
 
 Ύυχα, dat. JDor. for -φυχ^, of -φνχ^ι, ^s, i, 
 life, the soul. 
 
 'Ψυχοογωγίω, ω, f. viffu, to raise up ghosts 
 from the shades ; to conduct souls ; to attract, 
 entertain, or dehght the soul or mind ; and 
 
 "Ψ υχοίγωγ'ιοί, ας, fi, the raising of ghosts 
 from the shades ; the delighting, charming, 
 gratifying, or pleasing of the mind ; consola- 
 tion. 
 
 Ύυχαγωγοί, ου, a conductor of souls. Mer- 
 cury ; one who raises ghosts to interrogate or 
 appease them ; a necromancer ; one who at- 
 tracts, charms, or delights the heart ; eloquent ; 
 also a deceiver. From φ^νχίι, the soul, and 
 κγωγοξ, a leader, conductor. Tk. »γω. 
 
ΨΤΧ 
 
 888 
 
 Ύίΐα 
 
 '^ν^ζ», τιί, hi the soul ; life ; reason, disposi• 
 vion, inclination, propensity, appetite ; character; 
 activity, A'igour, life ; a person ; according to 
 the Stoics, the sensitive, as Avell as rational, an- 
 imating principle. From ί-^υχ^α, perf. of 
 •φύχ;ω, to breathe. 
 
 "^"X^^f ί?ί> or -ψύχη, '/!ί, h, a butterfly. 
 
 Ύνχ^,ιβξ, ου, Ό, having life ; living, animated. 
 From '^υχή, 
 
 Ύυχύύί, i7tra, h, part. 1. a. pas. of •4^ύχΜ, 
 to cool, refresh. 
 
 Ύ νχιζοίΛΛί, to be cold ; to grow cold. From 
 •φνχο;, 
 
 Ύνχΐκ^, h, ov, relating to or concerning the 
 soul or life, vital ; animal, natural ; passionate, 
 indulging one's appetites. Hence -ψυχιχ-α 
 ayaua,, the goods of the mind ; intellectual ad- 
 vantages. From "ψυχή• 
 
 'Ψυχοΐί^ϊ]ί, ίΰζ, ο χα) h, resembling the soul ; 
 TO 'φυχαίΤίί, the soul ; the nature of the soul. 
 From uhos. 
 
 '^νχαμαχίω, ω, f Τ)(ίω^ to fight to the last 
 breath ; to fight for one's life ; to fight val- 
 iantly or desperately. From //.άχομαι. 
 
 "Ψυχορραγίω, ω, f ή<ίω, to -perish with cold, 
 to yield up one's life ; to pant, sob, groan ; to 
 be in the last agony. From •φυχί} and ργιγνν- 
 μι, to break. 
 
 ^tjxost ios, ovs, τβ, cold ; cold weather ; a 
 coolness. From "^^νχω, xohich 
 ^ee. 
 
 "ΨυχοΜ, to animate, make alive ; to bestow 
 life ; to excite, encourage, animate. Th. 
 'φυχιη. 
 
 'Ύυχξο'λ'ογοζ, ου, ο χ«< 'Α, one Avho speaks 
 coldly, without animation; a frigid speaker. 
 From λόγος. 
 
 "Ψυχξο;, ξΛ, ξον, cold, icy ; causing cold- 
 ness ; unhappy ; hght, weak, worthless ; with - 
 out interest or warmth ; absurd ; empty, ridi- 
 culous, ill language ; βίο; '4'υχξος, a wretched 
 life. 
 
 "Ψυχξότ'/;;, γ,τοξ, vi, coldness, cold ; slowness, 
 dulness ; foolishness, absurdity. Froin -φυ- 
 
 ΤΤ'ΧΩ, /. Ιω, p. Ht^xu, to cool ; to dry 
 «p ί to blow, breathe; 2. a. 'ϊ-φυγον pres. 2)as. 
 
 refreshing 
 
 •φΰχομΆΐ, to grow cold ; perf. pas. Ί-φυγμαι^ 
 2. a, ind. pas. ϊ-φύγην, '/is, jj, 2.fut. pas. •φν~ 
 γ^σ-ομχί, γ, ε τα/. 
 
 Ύυχΰν, gen. ρΐ. of -ψυχ^, ?,-, '/ι, life. 
 ΤΠΆ, α;, 91, a stench, an ill smell. 
 "Ψΰξα, a kind of disease. From the j)reced- 
 ing. 
 
 "^Ω'ΘΙΟΝ, ου, το, a small piece or frag- 
 ment ; a crumb j a morsel of bread. From, 
 "φύω, to make small. 
 
 Ύάλίτη:, one who works in stone or marble ; 
 one whose business is to square marble, ^c. ; 
 as if from •^uxuj,for Χζ'ντΰνω. 
 
 'Ύωλνι, ΐί;, 'A, the foreskin. From 
 
 ψηΛ0'2, ου, ο, circumcised; a firebrand. 
 'ίωμ'ί'ζω, f. ίσω, p. Ι-φ^μ/χα, to feed by put- 
 ting morsels in the mouth ; also to nourish, 
 feed; to distribute morsels or by morsels ; 1. a. 
 Ι-φωμισκ, 1. a. subj. -φωμίσω. Th. -φωμοί, a 
 fragment. 
 
 "Ψαιμίον, ου, το, a mouthful, a morsel, a small 
 piece ; dim. of -ψωμοζ, ov, o, a mouthful. 
 
 Ύωμισω, l.f. of -φωμίζω, luhich see. 
 
 ΨΩΜΟ'2, ου, ο, a mouthful, fragment, 
 piece, morsel ; as if from "Φάω, to make small. 
 Hence "φωμίον, ου, το, a piece, and •φωμίζω, to 
 feed. 
 
 ΨίΙ'ΡΑ, οίί, 'A, scab, itch, mange ; a rough- 
 ness of the skin ; a disease of trees ; a miller, 
 a pajyilionaceous insect ; •φωξθί ά,γξία, an in- 
 veterate mange or itch; as if from -φαίξω, to 
 rub, because it usually is rubbed. 
 
 'Ψωζαγοίύ,ω, to labour under a tetter or in- 
 veterate scab. See Ύάξα. 
 
 Ψωοαγξ/ων, a/vTos, ο, Levit. ii, part. pres. of 
 the preceding. 
 
 Ύωξαλίοί, ov, labouring under a tetter, wild 
 scab, t^-c. 
 
 ^ωξοί, ξοί, ξον, and 
 
 'Ύωξω^η?, ίοζ, ο και ν, rough, scurfy, scabby. 
 Th. ■φώξα,, the scab ; the itch. 
 
 'Ψωχοξ, ου, ο, sandy earth. 
 
 Yii'Xn,y. ^ω, to reduce to small pieces, to 
 crumble ; to rub, polish, wash. - 
 
 Ύύω, the same as •φάω' "φωναι, to appease, 
 caress, soften. 
 
ΧΙΓΛ 
 
 889 
 
 ίΙΔΩ 
 
 Ω. 
 
 χι IS the twenty-fourth and last letter of the 
 
 GreeTc alphabet ; it is comjyosed of tivo omicrons 
 
 {oo, ui), and is called μίγα, that is, great, yis a 
 
 numeral it stands for eight hundred, and with a 
 
 inark under it (uj, eight hundred thousand. 
 
 By the Dor. and jEol. dialects, ω is jyutfor ou 
 
 tVi the sen, nng. of the third declension ; as λόγω, 
 
 for λόγου. And it is changed into a in the fifth 
 
 declension, of the simple nouns, as Tlo(ni^eiv,for 
 
 TLoirn^uv, ωνος, ο. It is also changed iiito a. in 
 
 participles ivhich have it, as xoivxffuvffor χοινύ- 
 
 XfUV. 
 
 ^il, flrfy. of exclamMtion and calling. Oh ! 
 
 ^il, pres. subj. of &1μ), I may be. 
 
 *Ώ, adv. of wondering, and also of lamenta- 
 tion. Oh ! 
 
 "^Xl,, dat. sing, ofo's. But 
 
 Tl, ^s, I may have sent, 2. a. subj. of 'infn, 
 or ϊω, to send ; 2. a. ^κ. 
 
 "Ω,χ, or ωα, and Za, a sheep-skin. From 
 βΛ, or o'/a, «. But 
 
 "fl,a, the fringe or border of a garment. 
 But 
 
 'ila, ueav, pi, of ώον, ου, το, an Q§§, 
 
 'Ω,άζω, f. άα-ω, to lend an ear, to hear. 
 From ωοίξ. 
 
 Ώ.αξί&ιν, by Epenthesui of a,, for 'Ω,ξίων. 
 
 'ίϊοίξίύνΐίοζ, ί/«, £<ay, of or relating to Orion. 
 JFrom the 2^re ceding. 
 
 ^Ω,οΐζ, ro, an ear, Dor. for oZas, οΰατοι, ro, 
 the same. 
 
 'Ω,^άξω, to distribute the people into tribes. 
 From ώζ'/ι. 
 
 'ϋζύτνις, ov, 0, one of a tribe, belonging to 
 the same tribe. From the preceding. 
 
 "Ω,ζία, eggs, Argio. for ώα, by inserting ζ, 
 as a digamma. 
 
 'XIBH', is, V, a tribe, a part of the people. 
 A Lacedcemonian wr^rd. 
 
 'ίΐ^ηδ, ό, indecl. a proper name, Obed. Heb. 
 Si servant. 
 
 ^n^yee, p. m. and Att. ίωγα, of ο"γω, to 
 open, which see. 
 
 ■^il 'yotul. Dor. for ω ayetffi, my good man, 
 my good fellow. 
 
 'Clyviv, the most ancient of the heathen gods, 
 •Oceanus, the oeean ; as if from a.yic4a.i, be- 
 cause its motion is perpetual. 
 
 'fLy/sios, οΰ, 0, an exclamation of encourage- 
 ment or approbation. From p. pas. of ωΖ,α. 
 
 "Ω.,γνυντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas. of ο'/γνυμι, the 
 same as o'lyu,f. \ω, to open. 
 
 ^i\iyov, impetf. act. of ο'ίγω, to open. 
 
 'nrXTIOS, ou. Poet, ancient, old. Froyn 
 Ogyges, the mmt ancient king of tJie Thebans. 
 
 "ίϊγυξΐ;, τι, a pond, a lake ; as if from άγίίξω, 
 because it is a collection of water. 
 
 "ii 'ywf Dor. for iyu, which I. 
 
 112 
 
 ^Γύοί,ρ. m. qf'oXo/, f. iZ,ri(fa, to smell, but 
 toith i subscribed, it is from o'^ioj, ω, p. ά'δ>?««, 
 p. m. Sha, to swell. 
 
 Ώ,^ά^/βν, ου, το, a little song. From u^^. 
 
 ■^il^s, adv. thus, so, in this way or manner ; 
 a7id for ruh, here, hither. From oli, n^i, 
 
 Ώ^ύον, ου, το, the Odeum, a place appointed 
 for music, where the poets recited their poems. 
 Frotn ωίγι. 
 
 'Γί^ϊί, rts, h, an ode, a poem, a song ; by 
 Crasis. From ctot^h, r,?, 'h, the same, from, 
 p. m. HotBot, of άίί^ω, to sing. 
 
 'ίϊ^^γησΰί, ui, £, 1. fl. ind. act. of ο^ηγίω^ 
 to lead. 
 
 "n^^jjxa, perf. act. of o'^su, perf. pas. φ^η- 
 μαι, to swell. 
 
 ' £i^7iKCivri, Dor. for uhrixocfft, 3. pi. perf. 
 act. of ο'^ίω, to swell. 
 
 ^ίϊ^γ)μ%νοζ, j)art. perf. pas. of the sarne verb, 
 
 TLTtffor ω^ι, thus, so. 
 
 'Π^ΐίκοζ, h, ov, harmonious, sonorous, melodi- 
 ous ; skilful in music ; modulated. From 
 cftri. 
 
 'ίΐδ/ν, or ΰΤίζ, 7νοί, h, the pains of travail or 
 childbirth ; childbirth ; extreme pain ; a rope, 
 a chain. Th. ohuvn, ns, h, pain. 
 
 'ίΐ^ινηξ^ί, with extreme pain of childbearing. 
 From the preceding. 
 
 'Ω,^νολύων, ovTos, abating the pangs of la- 
 bour ; a fish so called because supposed to have 
 such a property. Fro7n di'^h and λύω. 
 
 'Γί^ίνω, f. ω^ινω, and τκτω, p. tu^ivfjxec, to be 
 in labour ; to suffer pains equal to or like those 
 of childbearing ; to have an ardent desire, to 
 labour earnestly in any thing ; 1. a. uVtvviroi, 
 2. a. act. ωΐινον, (;, s. From ώΤιν, Tvog. Th. 
 o^vv/i, pain. 
 
 'Γύοί^όξουν, imj)erf act. of ο^οιττορζω, f. vtvuf 
 to travel, go a journey. From o^og, h, a way, 
 a7id τηΊζω, /;. m. 'x'l'ffoga,, to pass through or 
 over. 
 
 Ώ^οζ, ου, ο, a singer, a bard ; by Crasis, 
 from Λοι^όί. Th. ά,ύ^ω, p. m. notBa, to sing. 
 
 'Π,δοιτβ/οί, ου, β, one who composes songs, 
 poems, odes. From ui^h and <^οήω. 
 
 Ώ^ουν, imperf, act. of οίΤεω, to swell. 
 
 ^Ω,^ύξίτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of ο^ύξομου, 
 f ?n. ο^υξοΰμχι, to lament. 
 
 Ώ^ύα-ατο, and Poet. ώ^υοΌ-ατο, 3. sing. 
 1. a. m. of ο^ύζομαι, to be angry ; to blame ; 
 f. m. ο^ύσομοίί, 1. a. m. ώουσ-άμην, ω, ατο. 
 Th. ο%ύιτ(τω, to be angry. 
 
 Ώδί/ίτ/α, aj, h, anger, indignation ; reproof; 
 blame. From ο^ύ(τ<τω, to be angry. 
 
 ^Ω^ύ^ίΐν, pluperf, m. from p. m. Att. 
 ο^ω^α, by taking the augment ; of οζω, j). m, 
 uh», to sroeil. 
 
ΏΚΕ 
 
 890 
 
 ηκχ 
 
 *Πε, adv. expressive of grief, alas ! From <5, 
 the same. 
 
 "D.jSro, 3. sing, imperf. m. of οίομχι, or όϊ- 
 μαι, to think, suppose ; imj^erf. m. Μομνιν, moo, 
 f. in. οϊήσομΛΐ, p. pas. α'/ίμαι, 1. a. γνιθτ,ν. 
 Th. oted. 
 
 "Πζΐίταν, 5. pL 1. a. ind. act. of οζω, or 
 οζίω, to smell, well or ill ; f. οζ-ζισω, or ο'ζίτω, 
 1. a. ωΖ,9ί(Τχ, nnci ωζίο-κ, p. m. ω^χ. 
 
 "ίΐζώ/, to exclaim Oh ! wilh grief or affiiC' 
 tion. Fro7n ω, adv. of exclamation. 
 
 Ώλ, adv. of exclamation. From ω. 
 
 Ό^ /J'/iv, fii, '/I, \. a. ind. pas. of οίομ,α,ι, to 
 think, suppose ; perf. pas. ωημ,αι. Th. οίω, 
 the same. 
 
 '^JiZvf,for &)hvvrcii, Dor, for ώίουνται, of 
 
 'ΏΘΕΏ, and ω$ω, f. ωθνκτω, and ωσω, p. 
 unci, to push or thrust violently ; to expel, 
 thrust forward, impel ; to thrust from one \vith 
 force ; to cause to retire ; to drive back ; in 
 niid. to rush upon, attack; 1. a. ωβγκτα,, and 
 ωσα' perf. pas. ω&ημα,ί, and ώσμαι, 1. a. pas. 
 ωύτιν, part. 1. a. pas. euh"::, ^.f m,. ωάνκτομαι, 
 and ωίτοί/,αι, 1. a. m. ωβνιιταμ',ί, and ώσάμγιν 
 ί is frequently prefxed to those tenses which re- 
 ceive an augment ; as 'ιωσα, for ωσα, 
 
 "DJyitrti, sui, h, the act of pushing, thrusting, 
 impelling, ^c. See 'ίΐθίω. From 2. nng. p. 
 pas. of the same. 
 
 'DJ^ff&i, 1 .f. act. of ω6ίω, which see. 
 
 ΌΜΖομα,ι, to be pressed in a crowd ; to press 
 upon one another ; to contend, strive, dispute, 
 differ in opinion •, to rush upon ; to rush into a 
 dangerous place ; mid, from 
 
 'ίΐύ'ίζω, to thrust, push ; to trouble ; to 
 shake ; to treat ill. 
 
 'ίΐόισμος, ου, ο, the effort wnth Avhich it is at- 
 tempted to push or thrust any thing away, or 
 throw any thing down ; the act of pushing, im- 
 pelling, Sfc. ; a struggle ; a battle. From 
 1. sing, p. pas. of ώύ'ι,χ,ω. Th. ώύ'ίω, to push, 
 drive. 
 
 ' DJyvu'jTa, 3. ju. imperf. mid. by Poet, or 
 Ion. resolution for Μγνυντο, of οΊ'γννμί, for 
 θίγω, to open. 
 
 'ilhro, 3. mig. imperf pas. of oio^oii,for 
 οίομαι, or ωμαίΐ, to suppose, Th. ο'Ιω, the 
 same. Hence 1. a. mi6nv, or rather ώ'ΐσίνιν. 
 
 "ί1/|£, 3. sing. \. a. by Ion. dissolution, for 
 ω^ζ, of o'lyj}, to open. 
 
 "Π/Όν, the same same as uov, or dimin. of 
 aov, oZ, TO, an egg. 
 
 TLitraro, 3. nng. 1. a. m. Poet, of οίομαι, 
 to think, suppose. 
 
 'VJ^iro, Poet, for u^;tro, 3. nng. iviperf. 
 m. of οΊχομαι, to go away. 
 
 Ώ '», Dor. for ο ϊχ. 
 
 '^Ω,χα., adv. quickly, suddenly ; for ώκία• 
 when followed by an aspirate ωχ. Th. ώχυ;, 
 Us, swift. 
 
 'Clxia, ace. nng. of ωκυς, ιοί, swift ; ώκΊοί 
 is also used to suit the metre, for a>Ktltt,f. g. of 
 ukUs- also nom, pi. n. g. and adverbially for 
 ώκιω?. 
 
 Ώχίαν/ν», the daughter of Oceanus ; a term 
 for a woman in travail. ' ίΐκίκνΐναι, daughters 
 of Oceanus. 
 
 'ilKEANO^S (ωχιανος], οϋ, β, and gen„ 
 Ion. uKioivo7o,the name of a heathen god, Ocea- 
 nus ; the ocean ; it is also 7ised adjectively by 
 Homer. Perhaps from ωχίω$, swftly, and 
 νύω, to flow. 
 
 Ώ»£βί, nom. pi. m. g. of ωκυς, to?, swift. 
 
 'ίΙκίΓα, ας, «, swift, f g, of ωχυ:, iTet, in 
 acc. ώκίΊΟ,ν in dat. pi. Ion. d)Ki'tyis,for ωκίίκίζ. 
 
 Ώ,χίωζ, adv. suddenly, quickly. From ώκυς, 
 swift. 
 
 "Ω,,κχβίν, Boeot. by Sync, for ο1>χ•ήθ'/ΐ(ταν, 3. pi. 
 1. a. ind. pas. of οΐχίω, f τισω, p. aixrjzec, to 
 dwell, inhabit. Th. oJxo;, a house. 
 
 "Ω,,χγκτβι, as, i, 1. a. ind. act. of οίχεω, which 
 see. 
 
 Tixivaxyis, Ion. for axivaxvit, which see. 
 
 ' ίΐ^χίσαμιν, Ι,ρΙ. 1. a. ind. act. of οιχίζα, 
 f Ίσω, p. ωχικΆ, to dwell, inhabit. Th. eT»ef, 
 a house. 
 
 "CLxia-ra, as an adv. very swiftly. From 
 
 "ίίχιστος, tffr'/j, i/rrov, most swift, superl. and 
 
 Ώ,χίων, όνος, ό κα) h, more swift ; comparat. 
 of ώχνς, swift. 
 
 "Ω?ίλά<Γ£ν, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of οχλάζα/, 
 to fall on one's knees, to be ready to faint or 
 fall. 
 
 'ίΐ,χο'^ομ'ήύνίν, *is, yi, 1. «• ind. p>as. and 
 
 'ίϊ^χο^όμησα, ας, s, and in 3. pi. ωκο^όμτι- 
 σαν, 1. a. ind. act. of οίχο^ομίω, f νισω, p. 
 ωχο^όμνιχκ, to build ; to teach. From o'txos, a 
 house, and ^ίμ,ω, to build ; p. m. δέ^β^α. 
 
 "ί1,χτ£/^ε, 1. a. ind. act. of οιχηίξω, to pity. 
 Th. οίχτος, pity, compassion. 
 
 'Ω,^χτίιτατο, 3. sing. 1. a. m. of οίχτίζω, 
 f 'κτω, p. ωχτ/χα, to pity. Th. οίχτος, pity, 
 compassion. 
 
 '£ΐχύα-λος, ου, ο χα) h, running swiftly through 
 the sea, swift-sailing •, an epithet of a ship. 
 From ώχυς, swift, and αλς, the sea. 
 
 Ώ.χνζόας, ου, ο, prompt to shout,• to rush to 
 the onset ; ωχυζόαι, swift in battle. From 
 ώχυς and βογι, 
 
 'Πκνίόλβί, ου, ό χαί h, prompt to strike, 
 striking quickly ; swift. From ώχυς awl βάλ- 
 λω. 
 
 O„xu^iv&ros, ου, ο xa\ h, Dor. for 
 
 TLxuViv/iros, ou, xa) h, moving swiftly ; 
 turning with quickness ; easily moved ; swift. 
 From ώ•υς, swift, and ^tvfjros, that may easily 
 be rolled or turned. From '^/ήω, to turn. Tk. 
 ^/v»?, a whirlpool, a turning. 
 
 Ώ.χυ^ζσμος, ου, ο xai «, running rapidly ; 
 swift in running. From ώχυς and Ιξόμος. 
 
 'Ω.χυζ'ττίς, it>s, χα) h, speaking quickly. 
 From ώχυς and ί^τος. 
 
 'Πχύύϋος, ου, ό χα) h, swift in running; 
 quick-growing, an epithet of trefoil, a pL•nti 
 because it grows rapidly. From Β-βός. 
 
 'ίίχυλ'οχίίος, a, ov, bringing forth quickly ; 
 causing an easy <w speedy birth. From Λίλ•^ 
 ' and λοχ^Ός. 
 
. ίΙΛΕ 
 
 891 
 
 ΩΜΟ 
 
 ^Ω,χ,υμόλοξ, βϋ, ο χα.) fi, walking swiftly ; one 
 who hastens his steps ; one who makes use of 
 diligence and despatch. From μολίω. 
 
 Ώ,κύ/ΐΛΰξοί, ου, ό'χα,ι h, shortlived ; of short 
 duration ; one who has not lived, or is not to 
 live but a short time ; one Avhose blow is fatal ; 
 bringing death quickly. From dixhs, swift, 
 and μοΤξα, κ;, i), fate. 
 
 'Ω,κ,υμοζώτα,τοζ, superl. of the preceding., 
 
 'V^Kuvai, to hasten, make haste ; to acceler- 
 ate. From, ώκύζ. 
 
 Ώ,χν•7τίτ>], tjs, «, the name of a woman, Ocy- 
 pete ; and 
 
 'Ω,χυ^ίτνίζ, ου, β χα.) ίι, flying swiftly ; com- 
 ing with a rapid flight ; swift. From ώχυς, 
 swift, and τίτομαι, to fly. 
 
 'Ω,χντλοοί, ov, χοά h, sailing swiftly. 
 
 'ilxOTto^t;, ων, οι, swift of foot ; active in the 
 race. From ωχΰ'χουί. 
 
 Ώ,χυττοΥΐο», to run swiftly ; to be swift or 
 active in running. From 
 
 '^ixu-^o^ns, ov, 0, swift of foot ; swift. From 
 
 UKVffOVi 
 
 ^D.xv^oivos, ου, xot,) h, prompt to punish, to 
 avenge, or take vengeance. From ώχυ$ and 
 ^οιιαη. 
 
 'ίΙχύ'πΌξΟξ, ου, ο χα) h, swift, going swiftly ; 
 one who hastens his steps ; prompt ; dat. pi. 
 Ion. ώχυττΌξοκτι. From ώχυς, swift, and '/ηίξο;, 
 ]), m. τίτοξα, to pass through or ovei•. 
 
 Ώ,χΰ^τονί, o^os, xou 'h, swift of foot ; active 
 in running. From, ώχυξ, swift, and 'Του;, cro- 
 ^os, 0, a foot. 
 
 'Ώ»ι?ίΤτ£ββί, ου, ο xot.) h, having quick wings ; 
 swift, moving the wings rapidly. From ωχυς 
 and ττπξον, a wing. 
 
 Ώ,χυζόη, vii, h, the name of a woman, Ocy- 
 roe. From 
 
 'Ω,χύξοος, ου, ο xou ν, flowing swiftly 5 having 
 a rapid current. From dixus, swift, and pica, 
 to flow. 
 
 'ilKVfipous, ου, xou h, the same as the pre- 
 ceding, and from the same. 
 
 'ilKT'2, (,ος, 0, and inf. g. uxuol, in n. g. 
 ωχυ, swift, quick, prompt ; active, rapid ; in 
 comp. dixunoos, and ώκιων, superl. ωχυτοί- 
 ros. 
 
 'Πχύταί, aroi, a, Oor.for αιχύτνίζ. 
 
 'ίΐχότίξοί, more swift ; and in superl. ω ύ- 
 τοίτοζ. From ωχυ;, which see. 
 
 'ίίχντΐΐί, nros, ri, swifness, velocity, rapidity; 
 promptitude. Th. &>xvs, swift ; quick. 
 
 TLxuroxov, ου, TO, a quick or easy labour or 
 birth. From 
 
 'ίίχυτόχοί, ου, ο χοά h, bringing forth or 
 bearing children easily ; hastening childbirth. 
 From ωκυί, swift, quick, and τάχος, birth. Th. 
 τΊχητω, to bear or bring forth, p. m. riroxot. 
 
 ■^Ώλα, perf m. of ολλνμ,ί, f oXiffu, p. ωλί- 
 xa, to destroy ; in mid. to perish ; perf. m. 
 iSXet, and Att. ολωλα. 
 
 "^ίΐλαΐ, Dor. for οίυλαξ, oixos, h, a furrow. 
 
 'Λ"λα<ρΐ!ΐ?, Oor.for ϊΧοί,φοι. 
 
 ΏΛΕ'ΝΗ, ns) h, the elbow, the arm ; the 
 
 smaller bone of the fore arm ; ώλην, ivot, is alia 
 used ; as if from ώλλός. 
 
 'ίΐλία-ίβϋμοί, ου, ο χα) ή, destructive or per- 
 nicious to the mind or heart. From okku/*i 
 and Β-υμό;. 
 
 'ίΐλίο-ίχαξτοί, ου, ο xou νι, destructiA''e to 
 fruit ; losing its fruit. From οΚΚνμι and χαζ- 
 
 Ώλ£<τ/ο/χβί, OV, xa) 71, a destroyer of a 
 house or family ; spoken of spendthrifts and 
 luxurious persons. From ολλυμι and oTxos. 
 
 "Ω,λίτο, 3. sing. 2, a. m. of ολλνμι, f okU 
 ffu, p. ωΧίχα, to destroy ; p>. mid. ωΧα, 2. a. 
 m. ώλόμην, ov, ετο. 
 
 '^il ^λίύύίζί, Dor. for ω Ιλίύόίξί. See Έλι,ν- 
 ^ξο;, free, geneious. 
 
 Ώλίίν, ivoi, h, the same as ώλίννι, which see, 
 
 "^il 'XXoiffor αλλοί, "the other. JBut 
 
 Ώλλοί, οΰ, ο, the bending of the arm. 
 
 '^ίΐλξ, χοζ, ace. ωλχα, »i, a furrow. 
 
 'fLXoxavTua-s, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of 
 oXoxavToeujf ω(Τω, p. ωλοχαύτωχα, to burn the 
 whole, ivhich was usual in some sacrifices., 
 From ολοζ and xaίω,f, χαΰσω, to burn. 
 
 'Ω,λοφύξίτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of ολοφόρα- 
 μχι, to lament ; f. m. ολοφυξοϋμαι. 
 
 ' ^Ιμάξτίαν, Ion. and Dor. for ωμάξτοον, 
 imperf.' act. of ίμαξτίω, to follow. 
 
 ' ίΐμάζτ'/κτζ, 3. nng. 1. a. ind. act. of όμαρ~ 
 τ^ω,f. Ί]σω, to follow. Th. ομαξτη, together s 
 the same as ομού. 
 
 '^μοίχ^ύη?, ίοζ, ο χα) η, heavy to the should- 
 ers ; oppressing the shoulders by its weight. 
 From ωμός and αχ^δβζ. 
 
 '^ίΐμίν, 1 . pi. pres. siihj. of ίΐμ), to be j in 
 subj. ω, 'Jf, γ. 
 
 "^Ω,μεί, Dor, for ωμιν, 1. pL, subj. of ίΐμϊ^ 
 to be. 
 
 Ώ.μΐίλυ<τί$, 9), barley meal 5 ωμη Xv^ts^ ar& 
 alsu used separately. 
 
 "Ω,^μ>ΐν, imperf. m^ of όϊμαί, or οίομχι, to 
 think . Th. ο'ίω, the same. 
 
 ^Ω,μ^ιο -hi, ου, ό χα) τι, one who eats raw 
 flesh ; cruel. From ώμος, raw, and tSn^, or- 
 Ισύίω, to eat. 
 
 'Ω,μία, ας, h, a projection •, as if a wing or 
 shoulder. ' 
 
 Ώ,μιοίΐος, αί», aiov, relating or belonging to 
 the shoulders ; in or upon the shoulders. Front, 
 
 'Ω,μίας, ov, 0, one who has broad shoulders 5 
 robust. 
 
 Ώ,μΤλεί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of ομίλΐαιι, 
 with dat. f ^<rcu, p. ώμίλ'/ιχα, to converse 
 or discourse with. Th. 'όμιλος, ov, 0, a crowd. 
 
 'Ώ^ίλ»?^», ας, i, \. a. ind. act. of the safne, 
 
 "ΩΜΙΛΛΑ, yji, 91, a game played with 
 nuts. 
 
 Ώ.μίλουν, 1. sing, or 3. j)l. [imperf. act. of 
 ομίλίω. See 'Ω,μίλίί. 
 
 "Ω,μιον, ov, TO, a little shoulder •, dim. of 
 ώμος. 
 
 Ώ,μοζΰίί], ijst VI, the raw hide; of an ox, ^c. 
 
 ' ίΧμοζόειος, ύα, uov, and 
 
 'il^oSoioff t»j Ion» tri, iov, and 
 
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 'ίΐμοξό'/νο!, ίν»7, i'vev, made of a raw hide. 
 From ώμος, raw, a?ici βουζ, an ox, bull, or cow. 
 
 Ώ,μοζόξοί, ου, ο και h, one who devours raw 
 flesh. From ώμ&ι, raw, and βοξα, as, h, food, 
 meat. 
 
 'ίΐμόζξο; τ' opu^irniy the cannibal inhabitant 
 of the mountains, Eurip. Troad. 436. 
 
 'ίΐμοζρωί, ωτος, ό, eating raw flesh. From 
 Λίμος and βξωιτχω» 
 
 'ίΐμόζξβοτο;, ου, ό au) h, that is eaten raw. 
 Frojn the same, 
 
 'ΠμοζύξΤίνοί, ίνη, ivei>, made of raw hide. 
 From 
 
 'ίΙμοζύξοΌζ, ου, ό κα) h, tJie same. From 
 ωμοζ and βύξσα. 
 
 'Γΐμογίξοιν. enjoying a green and fresh old 
 age ; one who, though old, has a head free 
 from greyness. From ώμοί and γίζων, ovros, 
 0, an old man. 
 
 'il^o^ax>j5, ίβί, χα.) h, very biting, pungent, 
 or bitter. From ώμο$ and ^άχνω. 
 
 ' ίΐμ'ο^ξο^οζ, ου, ο xai h, plucked or gathered 
 before ripe ; lohence it is applied to a female 
 who is violated before a marriageable age. From 
 Αίμοζ and ^ζί^τω. 
 
 'Πμοβίτίω, f. mu, to place or set raw upon 
 the altar. From ώμοζ and τί^^ιμ/, to set or 
 place. 
 
 Ώ,μο0ίτί^α•α)ΐ, 3. j^i. 1. a. ind. act. of the 
 ])receding. 
 
 Ώ.μό0νμο$, ου, ο χα) νι, having a cruel or 
 savage disposition. From ^υμοζ. 
 
 "Ω,μαί, an interjection of grief, alas ! for 
 οΐμοι, woe is me. 
 
 "ίϊμ.οΐί, and ωμοκη, dat. pi. of ώμο$, ου, ο, 
 the shoulder. 
 
 ' ίΐμοιύβνιν, fis, ti, 1. a. ind. pas. of όμοιΌω, 
 f. ύσω, to make equal, similar. 
 
 "νΐμοχοί, and Att. ομώμοχα, perf. act. of 
 «μvυμι,f. oifm, to swear. 
 
 'έΐμοχξατ^ζ, ios, ο xai ri, haxang sturdy or 
 strong- shoulders ; strong. From ωμβ$ and 
 χςάτος. 
 
 'Ω,μόλινον, ου, ro, undressed flax or hemp, 
 i, e. αμον Xtvov. 
 
 ' ϋμολόγ/ιοΌί, ae, ε, I . a. ind. act. ωμοΧογ'/ι- 
 r«/, 3. sing. perf. j)as. of όμολογεω, f. ή<το), 
 p. ωμολόγ' /jxx, to acknowledge. From ομος, 
 like, and λίγω, p. m. λίλογα, to say. 
 
 ' Πμο'^λ.άτα,ί, ων, oil, the shoulder-blades and 
 lower parts of the shoulders. From ώμο$ and 
 
 "Πμοξϊ,χ, Ks, i, 1. a. ind. act. ωμοξζάμ'/ιν, ω, 
 are, 1. a. ind. m. ωμοξ^χ^οί, as, i, p. ind. 
 €Lct. of ομόξγνυμι, to wipe ; to stamp, impress, 
 brand. 
 
 '^ΩΜΟ'Σ, ου, ο, the shoulder j as if from ο'Ιω, 
 to bear, because burtliens are borne on the should- 
 ers. 
 
 'ilMO'2, VI, ot, raw, unripe ; not cooked ; 
 premature ; severe, morose, stern ; savage, in- 
 human, cruel, bloodthirsty. 
 
 "Γίμοσα, as, i, 1. a. ind. act. of ομνυμ/, or 
 Ιμ'οω, f txroj, p. ωμοκα, to swear. 
 
 Ώ^Λί-ίΤά^Λχτβί, ου, ό xai h, he who or that 
 Avhich is torn in pieces and devoured raw. From 
 ωμos and σ-τίαράνσω. 
 
 Ώ,μότ>Js, v>-Tos, 'h, rawness, crudity, green- 
 ness or immaturity. From ώμόs. 
 
 ' Πμοτοχίω, ω, to bring forth prematurely ; 
 to have an abortion. From 
 
 Ώ,μorόxos, ου, ό xa.i h, bringing forth pre- 
 maturely ; bearing with extreme pain. From 
 ωμο5 and t'oxos, a birth or bringing forth. Th. 
 τίχτω, p. m. τίτοκα, to bear or bring forth. 
 
 ' Πμοτομία, ω, f. Tiffu, to cut up raw ; to CUt 
 in pieces any thing raw. From 
 
 ^Γΐμότομο5, ου, ο χα) h, that which is cut up 
 raw or unripe ; prematurely slain. 
 I Ώ,μοτύξαννο5, ου, ό, a cruel tyrant. 
 
 Ώ,μόφαγο$, ου, ο χα) νι, eating raw flesh ; 
 that devours raw food; dat.pl. Ion, ωμοψά- 
 yoiffi. From ώμο5 and φάγω, to eat. 
 
 'Ω,μόφξων, όνος, ο χα) νι, having a cruel or 
 savage mind or disposition. From (Ρξήν. 
 
 "Ω,^μω'ζα, ας, ζ, I. a, ind. act. of οΊμωζωψ 
 f. ^ω, to lament, deplore. Th. o'l, alas ! 
 
 "ilv, οΰσα, ov, and uEol. lis, ί7α•α,ίν, part, 
 pres. of ίΐμ), to be. 
 
 ^ilv, gen. p>l. of 05, who. But 
 
 ^riv,for ουν, Dor. therefore. 
 
 'Ω,να^ίίν, JDor.for uvnSm, 1. a. pas. of οννιμι^ 
 to be of profit or advantage, to assist. 
 
 Ώ,νάμην, (TO, TO, by Sync, for ώνιηνάμην, 
 1 . a. m. of οννιμι, f. ονήαω, to assist ; to re- 
 proach f \. a. ωνησα. According to others, it 
 is imjjejf. nt. of ονημαι, or οναμαι, pas. of οννιμι. 
 
 '^Ω "ναί,. Poet, for ω ava, or ω ava^, Ο king. 
 So u"vaa'ira,for ω ανασσα, Ο queen. 
 
 "ιΩί/άίτα, Oor. for mvi<r«, 1. a. of οννιμι, to 
 profit, assist. 
 
 'Γίνΐΐ^ίΖ,ον, imperf. act. of ονεί^ίζω, f iffa, 
 p. uvu'hixa, to reproach, blame. Th. ovu^os, 
 ios, TO, a reproach, a disgrace. 
 
 ' ίϊνεΊ%ισα, ας, ι, \. a. ind. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Γίνίίξοτόλουν, imperf act. of οναρο'ρτολίω, to 
 employ one's self in the interpretation of 
 dreams. From ονιίξος, ου, ο, the same as ονας 
 TO, a dream, and -τόλίω, to frequent. 
 
 "Ω^νίχα, Oor. adv. for ouvixa. 
 
 'Γΐ"νίμος, Dor. for ο ανιμος, the wind. 
 
 ΏΝΕΌΜΑΙ, ουμαι, to buy, to redeem, 
 buy again ; to trade ; fut. mid. ώννιιτομαι, perf, 
 pas. ωνημαι, 1. a. m, ώννισάμτ,ν, ω, ατο. 
 
 Ώνί, 2. sing, pres. ind. or subj, mid, of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 'ilvjj, >ji, VI, a buying ; a redeeming ; a 
 price ; the same as ωννκης. From, ώνίω, to buy. 
 
 Ώ \νΐζ, Ion, and Dor. for ο αννίζ. 
 
 "D.,vvi>ra, ας, i, 1. a. ind. act, and 
 
 'Ω,νίησατο, 3. sing, 1. a. m. either of οννιμι^ 
 f, ον'/ΐ(Τω, to profit or assist ; or of ώνίομαι. 
 
 "Ω,ννισις, ίω;, νι, a buying ; a redeeming. 
 From 2, sing. p. pas. of ώνίομαι, to buy. 
 
 Ώ.νιίο'ω, 2, sing. 1. a. m. either of οννιμι, 
 f. ονήσω, to profit or assist; 1. a. TO, ω•»ηιίάμνΐ'>9 
 ω, ατο' or of ωνίομαι. 
 
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 ^■£lv'/iTios, ia, iov, that should be purchased or 
 bought, verbal adj.frovx ώνζομα,ι. 
 
 Ώ,ντιτίΐί, ου, ο, a buyer. From 3. sing, of 
 p. pas. of ωνίομαί, to buy. 
 
 Ώ.ν'/ιτ<άω, ω, to desire to buy. From 
 
 "D.v'/iro, either 3. sing, imperf. pas. of ον/ιμα,ι, 
 froin ον/ιμι, to profit, assist, or 3. smg. pluperf. 
 pas. of ων'ίαμχί, to buy. 
 
 'ili'ijTOi, ii, ov, bought ; that may be bought, 
 for sale ; venal. From 3. sing. perf. pas. of 
 ώύομαι, to buy. 
 
 "^n "ν^^ώ;;τ£, Ion. and Dor. for ω ϋνύξω-^Ό, so 
 ω "νύξω'^οι,^ν οι ανύξοϋττοι, Sf^C. 
 
 "ilv/ej, oUf ο χα) h, and ωνιοζ, la, lov, that 
 may be bought or corrupted, venal. Fro7n 
 Λίνίΰμα,ι, to buy. 
 
 "ίΐνομ,α, ecTos, to, Dor. for όνομα, a name. 
 
 ' ^νομά^αται, Ion. for ωνομασμίνοι ίΐσ), 3. pi. 
 perf. hid. pas. of ονομάζω, f. affca, p. ων'ομακ,α, 
 to name or call by name j p. pas. ών'ομασμαι, 
 eui, ffrai. 
 
 Ώ,νόμαζον, imperf. act. and 
 
 'ϋνόμαα-α, ας, i, 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 'ίΙνομάίτί'/ιν, ris, n, 1. a. ind. pas. of ονομάζω, 
 to name, call by name. 
 
 'Πνομ^αα'μίνοί, jxirt. perf. pas. of ονομάζω, 
 Thucyd.^ 
 
 ^Ω.νοί, ου, ο, the price paid for any thing ; a 
 buying ; the article bought. 
 
 '£1,νοχ;όίί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of οϊνοχ,οίω, 
 to pour out wine, (imperf. ωνοχΌίον, ουν). 
 From oHvos, ου, ό, and χίω, to pour out. 
 
 "Ω % Dor. for Ό Ιξ. 
 
 ^ίΐ^ξα, 1. Ω. ind. act. of o'lyu. 
 
 'il/(ttJ7v, imperf. m. of οΊομαι, to suppose ; 
 f. m. οΙ'ήΟΌμαι, p. pas. ωτίμαίΐ. 
 
 ΤΙ,ΟΝ, βϋ, το, the upper part of a house. But 
 
 'ilO'N, ου, TO, an egg ; of a bird, a fisji, a 
 serpent, ^c. 
 
 TifiVTo, 3. pi. imperf. mid. of οΊομαι. 
 
 'ίΙΟΉ, ωο-χ, ώοτ, cries used by manners ; 
 yo ho ! yo heave ho ! ho up, ^c. Anstoph. 
 
 'Ώ.οτοχ,'ίω, ω, to lay an Qgg ; and 
 
 'iloToxia, as, h, the laying of eggs ; the en- 
 gendering of eggs. From 
 
 'ίίοτόκοζ, ov, h, oviparous ; that lays eggs. 
 From ώον and tokos. From j). m. of τίκ,τω. 
 
 '^Ιοτοχουσιν, 3. ρί, ind. act. of ώοτοχίω. 
 
 ^ίΐτα, acc. sing, ofui -ψ, the countenance ; an 
 eye. T/i. ο-τττομαι, to see. ^ 
 
 ■"Ωίταο-ί, and ωτααίΤί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. 
 of o^7rάζω,f άσω, to give, offer ; also to follow. 
 
 'Πίτεο^α/, to see ; often found in Oppian ,• 
 hence ωττήσασύΛΐ, 1. a. inf. m. of ω-ψ, the 
 countenance. Th. ο9Ττομαι, to see. 
 
 "Ώ,-Πζ, Dor. for ουτίξ, where. 
 
 "S^Tta, ων, τα, foip^vhta) eyebrows j because 
 over Z<ris, the eyes, Hesych. 
 
 "^Π'-χιμίλ/ιτα, Dor. for ω Ι-ημίλ-ζ^τα, Ο guar- 
 dian, overseer, superintendant. 
 
 Ώοτλ»7, yjs, ή, a blow given with the hand ; 
 OS the hand is a natural ο^λον, weapon, He. 
 sydu 
 
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 Ό.•7!•Χκτμ%να, neut.pl. part. p. pas. ofovxl•• 
 ζω, to arm. 
 
 Tl νβλλων, Dor. for ο Άτόλλων. 
 
 Ώ, ViAe/, Dor. for ol at-priXot. 
 
 "Ω,^ττα, imperf. contracted for ω-τταε, was 
 roasting ; from ο'τττάω. JEsop^ 
 
 Τΐ'Τται, 3. sing. p. j)as. of ο'ζτομαι, f. m. 
 ό'-ψομαι, p. pas. ώμμαι, to see. 
 
 "D.TTyiffa^ as, £, and in 3. j)^• ω-τττνκταν, 
 1. a. ind. act. of o<π■τάω,f. ν,ιτω, to roast, broil. 
 
 "ilPA, as, Yi, time ; an hour j beauty, come- 
 liness ; the goddess of beauty •, also a season, 
 as spring, t^c. ; a certain time of life, as youth, 
 SfC. ; a certain time of the day ornight ; a part 
 of the day or night ; a casualty ; ωξο, κίκξα- 
 μίvos, having beautiful symmetry of shape, 
 beautiful j ωξο. irous, Thucyd. ii, 52, in the 
 summer ; Casaubon observes, that with the 
 Greeks this phrase signifies the heat of sum- 
 mer, Gail's Mem. sur Thucyd. ii, 52.] 
 
 "Πξα, 3. sing, imperf. act. of ωξαον, ων, 
 -ais, ας, -ai, a, of όξάω, to see. 
 
 "ΏΡΑ, ας, 71, care. 
 
 'ίίξαίζω, f. iffu, to beautify, adorn, embel- 
 lish ; usually in a bad sense, of excessive orna- 
 ment ; also to make ripe or mature. Th. ωξα. 
 
 Ώ,ξαΐο$, a'la, alov, seasonable, happening op- 
 portunely or seasonably ; acting opportunely ; 
 in the prime of life ; marriageable ; having a 
 beautiful form ; merry, pleasant ; relating to 
 summer. Th. ωξα. 
 
 Ώ.ξx^ότaτos, superl. of the preceding. 
 
 'Ω.ξΧ(ότ9ΐ5, '/ιτος, 'h, seasonableness, oppor- 
 tuneness ; maturity ; fitness of time ; beauty. 
 From ώξαΐος. 
 
 'Πξαίουίη, jEoL for ωξαίζουίΠ, 3. pi, pres. 
 ind, act. of ώζαΐ'ζω. 
 
 Ώ.ξαίσ•μος, ου, ό, finery, ornament, decora- 
 tions, used in order to dhplay the beauty or 
 gracefulness of one's form ; beaut}?^, comeli- 
 ness. From ωξαίζω. 
 
 'nξS.vos, Dor, for ουξαν'ος• ώξανω, gen. .^ol, 
 and Dor. for ουρανού. 
 
 Ώ,ξανω, See the 2>receding. 
 
 'ίϊ"ξ&τΰς, Dor. for o"A^aTos, Aratus. 
 
 Ώ ' ^yiios. Dor. for ο Άξγζίος. 
 
 ' Ο.ξγ'ίΰ-βτιν, vis, 91, 1. a. ind. pas. of Ιργίζο' 
 μαι, to be angry with ; and this from οξγίζω, 
 f ίσ-ω, ρ), ωξγικα, to cause to be angry, T/l•. 
 οξγ>/ι, anger. 
 
 Ώ.ξίίάυία, as, h, a proper name, Orithyia, a 
 queen of the Amazons. 
 
 'ίΐξίζατο, 3. sitig. 1. a. m. of οξίγω, f. ^ω, 
 J}, ωξίχ^α, to extend the hand ; 1. a. jyas. ώξί- 
 
 χβ'Αν. 
 
 "Ω,ξίον, im^yerf act. of οξίω. Ion. for όξύω, 
 to see. 
 
 ^Ω'ξίς, at, for οαξίς, wives, fsee next word). 
 But ωξίί, ol, towers; also overseers, superin- 
 tendents, (^C. 
 
 "Ω,ξία-ιπ, daf. pi. Ion. for ωξοΊ' of οαξ, οαζος, 
 h, a wife ; in pi. οαξες, and contracted, aigts. 
 
 Ώ.ξίω, ω, f. ήσω, to take care of, from ωξα, 
 care ; to g\x^x^,from ουξο;, a keeper. 
 
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 "Ω>ξ>ι, Hi, ϊοη./οτωξα^ as, fi, an hour 5 time; 
 
 dat. ii^ij. Ion, 
 
 "Πξύύίζε, 3. sing, iviperf. act. and 
 
 "ίΐξβξία-ΰΐ, as, i, I. a. Ind. act. of οξθζίΖ,ω, 
 imperf, ωξύξίΖ,ον, f. 'ttrea, p. ωξβξίκα,^ to come in 
 the mornitig. Th. o^doo}, ου, a, day-break. 
 
 Ώ.ζ^£ύβ9]ν, Άΐ, -η, 1, a. ind. pes. of οζύοΜ, to 
 erect ; to set upright. Th. οξ$Ό$. 
 
 'Γίζίγν'χτΟ) 3. sing, imperf, pas. and 
 
 ' Ώ,ξίγν&ιντο, S. pL irnpcrf. pas. of οριγνΆομαι, 
 ωμκί, to desire, covet ; to cornbat, to attack. 
 Th. οζίγΜ,/. ξα/, p. χοί, to stretch out. 
 
 'ii^l'^es, «, flv, seasonable ; mature ; in the 
 prime of life, Th. ωξκ, time. 
 
 ^'ίΐ/ιϊμ-οί, ίμνι, ifjioV} or ou, xat h, mature. 
 Th. lipa, 
 
 "S.\ivi, 1. a. ind. act. ωξίνίτο, 3. sing, im- 
 perf. pas. of οξ'ίνω, to rouse ; to persuade by 
 exhortations. Th. οξω, to excite. 
 
 "Πρϊοζ, ου, ο και 7>, or ωξίοξ, ία, ιον, seasona- 
 ble, done at a suitable time ; ωξα.7ος, performed 
 ever}»^ year, periodically ; mature, ripe ; beauti- 
 ful ; ωζ'ϋίΐ τΒλετα), solemn ceremonies perform- 
 ed annually at stated times. Th. ωζκ, time. 
 
 Τΐξίρ-ατο, 3. sing. I. a. m. and 
 
 'ϋξΐΰ-μΛνοί, VI, ov, part. p. pas. of οζίζω, 
 f Ισω, p. ωρί'ΛΟί, to set limits to; 1. a. ωζκτα,, 
 «?, ί. Th. ΰξος, ου, ο, a boundary. 
 
 'ίϊ"ΰΐφ6;. Dor. for εξίφοζ, a kid. 
 
 ΏΡΙΩΝ, ωνο;, ό, a proper name, Orion, 
 one of the constellations. But 
 
 'Πξίων, the name of a bird. 
 
 "ίϊξχ,κτοί, ας, £, 1. α. ind. act. of οξκΙΖ,ω, to 
 swear ; which see, 
 
 'ίΐξμάβη. Dor. for ύξμ'^η^νι, 3. sing. 1. a. 
 ind. vas. of Ιξμάομ,αι, to apply one's self forci- 
 bly to, to be disposed to. Th. οξμ' /iy impetu- 
 osity, an effort. 
 
 "Ω,ξμύί,ηί, 3. sing, imperf. act. of όξμαίνω, 
 f. ανω, p. ωξμαγχα, to rush. .From the same Th. 
 
 'ίΐξματο, 3. sing, imperf. jms. of οξμάω, 
 f. 'Affm, to rush upon. From the preceding Th, 
 
 'Πξμίατο, Ion. for ωξμηντο, 3. pi. pluperf 
 pas, of οξμί.ΰιί, or οξμάω. F'rom the same Th. 
 
 "Πξμίνοξ, by Sync, for ωξμο^μίνβ;, part. p. 
 pas, of Οξμάω• and 
 
 "ί\ξμψί, 3. sing. 1. a. ind. act. of όξμαίαω, 
 to rush. 
 
 "ίΐξμνκτα, as, £, and in 3. pi. ωξμνιο'αν, 1. a. 
 ind. act. and 
 
 'Ω-ρμωντο, 3. pi. imperf. pas. of ίξμάω, to 
 rush, to precipitate one's self. Th. όξμίι, im- 
 petuosity, an effort. 
 
 'Ω,/'ζνίζ, Dor. for ol α,ξνίζ, lambs. 
 
 "Ω,ξνυτο, 3. sing, imperf. m. of οξνυμαι, to 
 hasten ; to set one's self in motion. Th. 
 Οξω, to excite. 
 
 'Πζογξα,φοί, ου, ο, an annalist ; an historian, 
 who follows the order of time in his account of 
 transactions. From ωξο, and y^i(pu. 
 
 'ίίξολόγ/ον, ου, ro, an instrument to measure 
 time and indicate the hours. From ωξα and 
 λόγο;, which is from xiyw as if designating 
 the hour,s. 
 
 "Ω-ξΟξα, by Metatk, for οξω^α, p. m. Att» 
 for ωξα, of Οξω, to rouse. 
 
 '^Ω,ξοζ, ου, ό, the year; time ; night. From 
 ωξα, 
 
 '^ίΧξοζ, ios, TO, Dor, for ονξβζ, sos, το, Ion. 
 for οξοζ, a mountain. 
 
 'ίϊρο(τκόστος, ου, ό, one who observes the 
 hour of one's birth, and the situation of the 
 heavenly bodies at the time, and thence predicts 
 one's future fortunes. From ωξα and σκο- 
 
 ΛΪξίΤΆ, α-ζ, ι, \, α. ind. act. of οξω, f. οξω, 
 and JEol. ό'ξ/τω, to rouse. 
 
 '^ίϊξτ,for ωξτο, 3. sing, plupef, 2^as. ωξμνιν, 
 ffo, ro, of Οξω, f. οξω, p. ώοκα, to rouse. 
 
 "Πρυγον, Si, I, 2. a. ind, act, of οξύίτσω, or 
 -7τω,f, \ω, to dig. 
 
 Ώξυγμος, ου, ό, the same as ωξούμόζ. 
 
 'ίΐξυίμοί, ου, ο, howling, lowing, roaring, 
 barking ; a lamentable cry. Th, ώξύω, t» 
 howl. 
 
 "ίϊξυ^α, as, s, 1. a. ind. act. of οξύιπτω. 
 ' 'Γίξυόμίνος, part. pres. m. of ώξύω, to howl, 
 roar. 
 
 'Πξύχ^αταί, and Ait. οξωξύ^αταΐ. Ion. for 
 ώξυγμίνοι ilffi, 3. jyl. ji. pas. of οξΰαιϊω, f. ξώ;, 
 p. ωξυχα, to dig. 
 
 ΏΡϊΏ, and ώξυομα,ι, f. iff ω, p. ωξυχα, to 
 howl, low, roar, bark; 1. a. ωξυσα' hence 
 wild beasts are called ωξυίς, at, because their 
 cry is horrible ; made in imitation of the sound. 
 
 'Πξόωμα, ατο;, ro, a roaring. From the 
 preceding. 
 
 'Ω,'ξχαϊοί, Dor. for ό άξχαΐο$, that ancient 
 man, <|-c. 
 
 'ηξχ;ίΐα•^, 2. pf. iinperf. in. and 
 
 ΏξΧ^νντο, Ion. and Dor. for ώξ^ουντα, 
 3. pi. imperf. m. of οορ^ίομαι, ουμαι, f, m. 
 '/^ffoμa^, to dance. 
 
 ''Ώξ'χνισανθί, 2. pi. \, a, m,. αξρ^ίΐσάμίΐν, ω^ 
 aro, of the same verb. 
 
 " ίΧξχμζνος, by Sync, for ο άξχΌμζνος, of αζ- 
 χομαι, to begin. Th. αξχνι, a beginning. 
 
 Ώ^ξώξίΐν, pluperf . mid. of οξω, f, όξω, p. m. 
 ωξο., and Att. οξωξα, to excite. 
 
 Ώξίϋξίχατο, Ion. for οξωξίγμίνοι nffav, 3, pi, 
 pluperf. pas. of οξίγω, f, ζω, ρ, ωξΐχα, 
 Att, οξώξίχα, to stretch forth ; p. pas, ωξίγμαι, 
 pluperf, pas. ώξωξίγμν^ν, ξο, xro, 
 
 'ίίξωξίχΐΐν, plujyerf, act. Att, of the same 
 verb, and formed in the same way. 
 
 'ίίξωξυχτο. Ion, and Att, for ωξυκ,το, 3. 
 sing, pluperf, pas, of oξύσffω,f. 'ύ,ω, to dig. 
 
 'Ω,ξωξύχζίν, pluperf. Att, of the same verb. 
 
 Ώί, a particle from os, having various uses ; 
 as, in the same manner as ; as if ; since; as 
 far as ; about, almost •, after, as soon as ; as 
 much as ; to the end that ; for ; Ο that j 
 would to God ; before an adjective, how, how 
 much J before a superlative it expresses the 
 highest degree possible ; before an adverb, it is 
 often redundant ; that ; instead of on, for, 
 since ; it is often used for Τξος, and us• ω$ μίν, 
 ....us ^l, some, others ; ά$ ϊκαστοι, one by one, 
 
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 ηττ 
 
 severally ; us tl^iTv, to say so, if I may use 
 the expression -, cug κΧ'/ι6ωξ, really, indeed ; 
 aiffz), ά}(Τντεξ, as ; wtfrs, SO that ; ωα•χ,ε, Ο that •, 
 I wish ; ω{ τα -ττα,ζ hf^^v, see under B/ej• ω? 
 for τΓξο;, as ω, ocbrov, to him, Thucyd. i, 133 ; 
 καβωξ) in the same manner as 'iuiy until ; r'tus, 
 as long as.] 
 
 "ilj, so, thus. From o, or ος (for αυτός]' also 
 αυτόν τζό-ρτον, ώα-αύταξ, in the same manner as. 
 
 ''flf, ώτοί, TO, Dor. for ους, an ear. 
 
 ΤΐίΤα, α?, £, 1. Q. ind. act, of αβίω, f. Δΐύ'ή- 
 (τω, and ωσω, 1. a. inf. M'ra.r p. pas. ώσ-μ,χι, 
 Att. ϊοοσμαι, to push, tnrust, impel. 
 
 ^^(Tat, 1. a. irf. act. οοτάιτ^, for ωσα,ιτο^ 
 3. sing. 1. a. m. of the same verb. But ωσαι, 
 for olffai, 1 . a. inf. of β/ω, to bring or carry. 
 
 'ilca^sve?, ^sv»;, μ,ίνον^ part. 1. a. m. of 
 ωύίω, or^ω6ω, f ωσω^ 1. a. urra, 
 
 ■^Ωσ-αν, 3. pi. 1 . a. ind. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Ώίτανίί, as if; as ;yor ώα•ίί. Th. ω?. 
 
 Ώο-αννά, hosanna, Heb. preserve, prosper, 
 or guard ; uiravvk τω uIm, for aufov νυν τον 
 viov, preserve now the son. 
 
 "ϋσ-ασκΐ. Ion. for uirsy 3. sing. 1. a. ind. 
 act. of ώ9ίω. 
 
 'ΠίΤΰίύτίοί, adv. in the same manner. From 
 Λ)ζ and αυτοξ, himself, the same. 
 
 Tla-dsv, Oor. for ωξίν, 3. sing, impeif. of 
 βζύ), to smell, ivell or ill. 
 
 '^flffi, 3. sing, qfl.a. ωιτα, which see. 
 
 'ilo-si, equally with j as if i about ; almost. 
 From ω? and u, as. 
 
 Ώ,α-νΙ, 0, indecl. a proper name, Hosea. 
 Heb. he preserved or kept. 
 
 'ίΐιτύι)?, ιϊσα, εν, part. 1. a. pas. and 
 
 'ϋα-βηνχι, 1. a, inf. jyas. of ώύίω, f. ω<τω, to 
 push, impel, ^c. 
 
 'Ώλ, 3. pi. pres. subj. of ιΐμ), to be. 
 
 "^fliT/, 3. jil. 2. a. subj. act. of Ίημι, f. nffu, 
 to send ; 2. a. ^v. 
 
 Ώίτί, dat. pi. of ους, euros, το, an ear. Th. 
 suKs, ciTos, TO, the same. 
 
 '^Ω.σ'μχι, and Att. 'ίω^μ,α,ι, p. pas. of ώύιω, 
 f. Λχτω, p. ωχα' pari. j). pas. ώιτμΊνο5, 1• a, 
 pas. ωσβτιν, part. 1. a. pas. affuiist to push, 
 thrust, impel. 
 
 'D.ir^svos, part. perf. jias. of the same. 
 
 "Ω,σ•-ηζ, adv. as if; in the same manner as 
 if. From us and ^ίξ. 
 
 'Ω,σ-'ΤίξΆν, adv. almost ; as if. From the 
 preceding and eiv. 
 
 '^Ω.ιτ^ίζανει, adv. as if ; in the same manner 
 as if. From the preceding and tl. 
 
 'Πΰ-'Τίξίΐ, adv. as if. From ωα•<ζτίξ and il. 
 
 "flifTi, in the same manner as ; so that ; so ; 
 that ; thus ; as •, wherefore ; therefore ; be- 
 cause ; seeing that, since. From us and τι. 
 
 "OifTm, ου, ό, one who pushes, thrusts, im- 
 pels, drives before him. From u6u. See 'PJiu. 
 
 'Πίτταΐ, Att. for uffTiv, 2. sing. l.y. mid. of 
 
 'ϋιτήξω, f. iffu, and Att. uo-tiu, to thrust, 
 push. Th. ώύίω, the same. 
 
 Ώ,''(^τΰζγβ$ί Dor. for ο ciavd^yos, cruel. 
 
 " ilffip^oiVTo, 3. sing, pluperf. pas. of (χτφζο,ι- 
 νομοίΐ, to smell ; f. m. οσψξα,νοΖμχι, p. pas» 
 uffφξciμμaι. 
 
 "Ω.<τχ;ο$, ου, ο, and ί1>σ•χ^γι, vis, h, a young 
 branch. From o^xos, which see. 
 
 ' Πα-χοφόξία, uv, rcc, and -lec, us, «, the carry- 
 ing of branches or boughs ; a festival at Athens. 
 From, the preceding and φίξω. 
 
 "ίΙα•ω, 1. f. act. of uu'iu, f. ucru, to push ; 
 as if from uSu. 
 
 ^Ωτ«, nom. and ace. j)l. of oSs, utos, to, an 
 ear. Th. ouxs, oiras, το, the same. 
 
 Ώ.τάγξθί, us, h, an instrument of torture for 
 the ears ; a pair of pincers for the ears. From 
 ous and αγξχ. 
 
 ' ίίτακουιττίω, f νισω, to listen clandestinely 
 to the discourse of others •, to listen as a spy ; 
 to listen attentively. From, 
 
 'D-ToiKouiTTyis, od, o, an informer ; a listener ; 
 a spy, who listens ; Gl. Informers are calle^ 
 the uToi, and ώτάζίοί, of princes, because they 
 serve as ears. 
 
 ^ίΐτΰίλγίω, ΰ, to have the ear-ach or otalgy. 
 From oSs and α,λγίω. 
 
 'Ώ 'τάν, Ο friend ; my good sir ; good man j 
 for ω Ιτα,ν, Dor. for ετα, from ετ>ΐ5, ου, ο, 
 a companion, friend. 
 
 Ώ,τάξίον, ου, το, a little ear ; a kind of shell, 
 among the JEolians ; the ear of Venus. From 
 ous, an ear. Th. ουας, the same. 
 
 ^^.Tot^os, ζα, ξον, having ears or handles• 
 From the same. 
 
 "ίΙτΗ, Poet, for άΐιττε, as ; ivhich see. 
 
 'ΓLτεγχύτvs, ου, ο, a syringe for the ears. 
 Th. χ^εω, to pour. 
 
 Ώτί/λ»?, ns, V, a wound ; a scar ; a sore. 
 From ουτά,ω, to wound. 
 
 "ίΐτε^ο?, or ω "τε^οί. Dor, for ο ετεζο$, the 
 other. 
 
 Ώ>τϊκος, h, ov, relating to the ears. From 
 ous, UTOS, TO, an ear. 2%. cuxs, the same. 
 
 Ώ,τΊον, TO, a little ear ; the drop of the ear j 
 dim. of the same. 
 
 'ίΙτ /V) t^os, v, a bustard, Gl. because it hears 
 quick. 
 
 'P..Tos, gen. sing, of ous, an ear. 
 
 ^Ω.τos, ου, 0, a proper name, Otus. 
 
 Ώ>τότμilτos, ου, ο χ.α) h, having the ears cut 
 off, clipped, or mutilated. From ous and 
 τέμνω. 
 
 "Ω,τξυνον, is, ε, imperf. or 2. a. of οτςυνω, 
 f. υνω, J), ωτξυγχα, to incite, stimulate ; 1. a. 
 ωτξυνα, as, ί. 
 
 "^D^Tos, ου, or UTOS, ου, ο, a bird like an owl ; 
 having feathers disposed in the shape of ears or 
 horns ; also, Metaph. a fool ; as if an owl ; 
 also 
 
 Ώ.τωεί$, uiffera, ΰεν, having ears ; having 
 handles ; and 
 
 "D.Tuv, gen. 2^1- of oZs, utos, to, an ear. ΓΛ- 
 oZs, the same. 
 
 'ilt/rof, Ion. for ο avrog. 
 
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 ^ίίφαζ, α place abounding loith the finest 
 gold, Jer. x, 9. 
 
 "il<pu\ovt imperf. and 2. a. αφίλον, of οφύ- 
 }iCi),f. ιηιτω, p. ωφ^ίλ^κα, to owe. 
 
 "tlpuv, pluperf. act. ofo^Ta,/. -^ω, p. ώφα, 
 to see. 
 
 ^Ρ.φύρ, a place or region abotinding with 
 gold, Ophir. 
 
 'Πφίλίκχ,, as, i, and Poet, ωφιλίγ), and αιφί- 
 Xia, 1111111}% advantage, profit ; aid, succour ; as 
 if from ώφίλνί} ίο;, ό καΐ h, useful. Th. 
 ωφίλίω. 
 
 Ώ,φ$λί7η, 2. pi. ind. or imperat. pres. of 
 
 'ΠΦΕΛΕΏ, ω, f. ωφί'Κ-ήίΤω, p. ωφΊΧηκ,α., 
 to assist, be useful to, render services to ; to 
 deserve well of ; xmth ace. ; more often, abso- 
 lutely; 1. a. ώφίΧνιίτκ• pres. pas. αιφίλίομαι, 
 βομ.Βίί, to be assisted, to derive advantage ; 
 1. a. pas. ωφίλιό^νιν, '/is, n, I. a. subj. pas. ώφί- 
 ΧΎΐύω, ris, γ, part. 1. a. J)as. ώφίληύύζ, ΰσσ., b, 
 assisted, ^-c. 
 
 'Vi<^iXn67\s,'2,.sing. 1. a. subj. pas. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ^Ω,φίλίίμα, aros, to, an advantage ; a profit ; 
 utility. From 1. sing. p. pas. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Ώ.φ'ίλ'/ΐ(Τοί, as, t, 1. a. ind. act. and 
 
 *^φίλή<ηια, as, h 1. a. ^ΈοΙ. ojyt. of οφί- 
 
 'ίΐφίλ'/^σ-ι;, ias, h. Utility, succour, assistance, 
 profit. From ωψίλίω. 
 
 TlipiTCi^os, ου, χα] h, useful, adΛ'antageous, 
 profitable. From ώφιλίω, to be useful or 
 profitable. 
 
 Ώ.ψίΧον, is, i, 2. a, ind. act. of ΌφιΙλω, to 
 owe ; when folloioed by an infinitive it has a 
 pecidiar signification, for ivhich see 'Ω,φύλύύ. 
 
 'Ώ,φίλουμίνουί, acc. pi. part. pres. jms. of 
 αφελίω, which see. 
 
 "Ω,φόκν, 7is, r„ \. a. ind. pas. of οττομαι, to 
 see ; fut. m. ο-φομαι, perf. pas. ωμ,μαί, "ψαι, 
 'jfrat. 
 
 "Ω.φ^ίταν, 3. pi. 1. a. ind. j)as. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ^'Ω,φλίί, 3. sing, imperf. of oφX^ω,for οφύλ». 
 
 Ώ.φλνικωί, (ViKviv iyyvvis) he, who hav- 
 ing engaged to be surety for another, is ad- 
 judged to pay for him ; bail, Theophr. Char. 
 12 ; part. 1. a. from the saone.^ 
 
 Ώ.'φξόντ((Τ<ταί, Dor. for ό αφρόνπΰττο;, care- 
 less. 
 
 "^Ω,^^α, as, i, p. ind. act. of olyu,f \ω, to 
 open. 
 
 "£ί,χ^ατο. Ion. for ωγμίνοι τία-αν, 3. jj/. j^lu- 
 peif pas. Μγμ,'/ιν, Λίξο, ωκ,το, of the same verb. 
 
 "Ω,^χ;ίτο, 3. sing, imperf. mid. of οΐχ^ομαι, te ^ 
 go ; to set out ; to withdraw, depait ; f m,^ 
 οΐχ,'/κτομαι, ρ, pas. up^^fj^at. 
 
 "Πρζ&ί^α-αν, 3. pL 1. a. ind. act. vf οχ^όίω, 
 f νιτω, to be incensed or offended ; to take ill j 
 1. a. ω^&'/ισα, as, f. 
 
 ^Ω,,^όμ,ί^, for ώχ^όμίΰα, 1. ;;/. imperf. m. of 
 αΐχ^ομαι, to go, depart ; fut. m. οΐχ^τισομαι. 
 
 "ί^χ^ζα, as•, h, a kind of earth from which α 
 yellow jmint is made, ochre. Th. aip^^pos. 
 
 Ώ.;ζζαίνω, to make pale. 
 
 ^Ω.χ;ξάω, ω, to be pale; to turn or grow 
 pale ; arid 
 
 Ώ.;ζξία, as, w, paleness ; the colour of a pale 
 person. From ώχ^ξόs. 
 
 Ώχξίασ^, ius, h, paleness. 
 
 'ίΐχ^ζΐάω, ω, to be pale, to turn or grow pale. 
 From m)(^^os' 
 
 Ώ;^;^ί£/Β^ί, is, pale, wan. From, the follow- 
 ing and uhos. 
 
 'ΏΧΡΟ'2, ξα, ξον, pale; j-ellowish ; as if 
 from ωόΰ χξόα, since the colour is that of the 
 yolk of an egg. 
 
 '^£ΐχ^ξ05, o<j, ϋ, paleness, wanness -, and 
 
 'Γίχξότ' /is, 91T0S, r„ the same. Th. ώχ^ξός, 
 
 Ώ,χξόύο, and ώχξαίνω, to make pale or wai}. 
 Th. ux^^os. 
 
 "Γί,^ωκα, Att. for ωρ^^τικα, perf. act. of 
 οΊχ'ίω, tvhich is from οΙχ^Όμαι, to depart ; f m. 
 οιχ^οΌμαι, p. pas. Μρ^'ήμαι. 
 
 "Ώ-ψ, iw-Tci, 0, the eye j the aspect, visage, 
 countenance, face. Th. ο^ττομαι, to see. 
 
 'Γίύ^'/ι;, ias, ό KUi '/>, like an egg •, having the 
 shape or appearance of an egg. From uo»i 
 an egg. 
 
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